The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-07 00:00:00

BPORTiNG INTELLIGF,Hog. SECOND ocro t- isla MEETING. Ay. CYSAREWITCH DAY. Perba have there been more horses backed few one race then for the 4 :galare witch deeded to-day, ea maple proof, were Otte weoeseary, of the discrimination and impartiality which guided the gallant handicapper in the adjudication of the imposts. It would be almost inspoesable to enumerate the many " good thing" which weeording to report had bees cansfully minted for this raw. and wets ••bound to win," and of whose private prowess such wondrous tales were told, mid yet up to the last moment almost the highest weighted home left in. and he but a three-year-old. held the peeet.on of first favourite. The seratelting of Enpennier, who was also looked upon as being able to meld this rice to hi+ nuns roes het of victories. removed a very dangerous opponent. an at the same time threw another blot upon the hist . ' , k ey . of . racing. At the Itoone on Meniday evening The et w who had long been expeeted to ao a good thing. emir , with great forte. and was a t one tim e the qcotations; at the finish. howev er, lilac Omn i) ! left off with slightly the call of hi ra. C cd, whom wonderful reports had been for sonic time rite, was also backed, lint had rather a downward tendency. Repeated offers of 10 to 1 against the Dancbary repre sentative, Lady Raglan, failed to elicit a response, a l t h oug h 1(111 tol5 had been freely accepted about her dance in the morning. I'aidwhile cameko, in for goothed eupport at short...ming prices, Nelus w flush proved to be the selected of the " mysterious strangene" came with a nish from 40 to 1 to 100 to It. his stable companion, Gondolier, having the pen put through hie mine. Bluelkin mine next in order of favouritism, whilst Warriuston appeered rather e shaky" at 2010 1. One of the features of the evening was the desire to back Mr. Hughee't youngder." Plated, who finally left off firm at Ide to 1. 'ln they days of fore stalling." to prevent which it is thought necessary that mienuinsione must lie worked in the most cunning and mys terious manner, it war a teat to see the way in which Yr. Bryan backed his horse Rorie to win him a good stake. l'onirneneing with taking 1000 to 10 of e Steveye he followed it up be taking 10110 to 15 twice, then 1000 to 20 twice. then 21)110 to 40, &c., and the horre finally was returned at 1000 to 30. Hr. Bryan thee got on for as much as he wanted at goad prices, and like a thorough sportsman. The sup port awarded to the Irish (dueen filly by her noble owner hail the effect of shortening her price, whilst Donalilbain and Uercnry were also baeked separately and eoupleel. Restitution WWI not fancied much at 1,100 to de. whilst many of the knowing ones at Newmarket were i• put in the cart" by the scratching of the other hope of Israel. Suffolk. e That old Beeswing" was supported at 1100 to 30. although she had a few days before touched the " fatal •' 100 to 1. and was hourly expected to 1187 bees numbered among the dead. btevey's pony Stradbmke was backed at 40 to 1. and left off at 1000 to 30 offer: 1. which was also Pietzo'r quotation. Roe Saw was tacked at 50 to 1. whilst coupled with Restitntiou 1(100 to be woe taken about the pair. Guy of Warwick had a most inveterate enemy; who kep t on laving 1000 to lb against him as long as he could find a taker, which price was also offered against the Illinois of eare.a.. IE-carte had Dee toe betted against him four times, and a emit for the money given in. morning of Tuesday opened in anything but an agreeable manner. a high wind and driving shca els giving promise of an unpleasant day. The weather, however, although threatenine. and with au eccasienal shower. was better than the early morning betokened. At the rooms The Special was quite the rage. and supplanted everything else in the quotatims, 5 to I being taken about him. Cecil. too, was in 'wed demand at ito 1, whilst Blue (down rece ded to 10 to I. Isidy Nagler' was to all appearance another Banbury phantom. sad receded swiftly in the quotations. The betting on the other con,petiters presented no noticeable alteration. The atteudunce ou the heath was an exceedingly large one. and amotice-t those present the Hon. B. Disraeli was observed riding in company with Barron Rothschild, ant apparently taking great interi - st in the proceedings. Beane eomierooyd with a Sweepstakes of 5 hors, each, won by Lizxy Dexam. who was not backed for a shilling. satyr, who was made favourite, Mustang nowhere—a preaminary damper for the felleiwers of Blue Gown in the big race. All the eight entered put in an a nee for the next race. which was won easily by ..ands of the GI, u. Artesian starting filet favourite and finishing hit. The Town Ptatc fell to Ambition, and then thegnat event of the day came on for decision. The betting previous to the start underwent some slight alterations, Special cocharging Fleece in the eaotetiuus with Ceed. Blue Guam std remained at 10 to 1: whilst Beeswine. probate v nu account of Fordham peeing in the sa•lille. advaeciel to 'do to 1. Burk also came to lOU to 6. Spe.eal. as above alluded Vs. retrogressed in favountiem. and before the flag droppiel Lad a most unhealthy odour: and the ether mutations in the betting will be found reined.' hi the prop t place. The twenty-seven cenirti taas—sCnieuholy the exact number of last year— were marshalled at the post in excellent time. and, but for the fractiouenees. of Hark, would have been got off at the first attempt. Yr. Bryan's colt broke away, end utter running a mile was induced to join his hones, uhea the dug fell t) an excellent start. Our Mary Aim. to serve her stable companion, The Special, showed the way at a fair pace till through the iutch, when she was closed upon by Cecil, The Special, Raneeton. 'll , e Spy. and Blumkin. Stradbroke at the same time ta:eing a efteler," Lat being twills to 'ive the pee° fell away. At the Bushes, v: - le re a rem' Er rot people we:e station 1 on the 1, ek-cat for Cambridgeshire horses. Blue Gown took a prominent position on the right. and his colours f or a reemetit lvecarc+l so eon.spie uoor that a shout was raised Blue t;ov,u wins:" but latture the I.l:seent into the Aline-lien mile bottom the weight told up-in Sir Joseph Peel. E•s cell, and he grae'.ually eiva.g was Will • stopped li:m. the jockey declaring after the nets Vast he could have Leen Geld er `north if his had persevo-ed. leit Sir rout backed e Gown IC:. I'y the t , ry cf Cee fl, Aar. wen yr ry eleeerly at the fa Mr. Sea lote;o1 a go ,1 ytytey seed a Ireem prey-ere nn of the public were ol.to on. Itesti -tii.n a rat: ••••• in ;•rovert hot-a, Vat esuld not g.. 1 Ina 11 , -;',,,r0 Ili.: Su Le.t..l4 , r's sear. Thee OfiUrOft is :14.11.0 by Nightineall, of Elise in. but from the r," :•laii'lute- from tb'tt Tame. namely, Be mw.ng. Alaifera. and Cecil, the townspeople were end on than. 11 7 pets-rally are, when a great ap is a 1 The only otcier remarkable event was CI.. CI( 31U tit wtkli fell to Mr. Crawfurd's nxtni co'l.nardC smart filly Heather Bell, who bad rte difficulty it ciTossug 4f the highly tried Martinique. Details are ap yo voted. lhe time of the race for the Ciestrewitels. as taken by Itcnero?e c 1 rence e —aph. was se follewei—The entot was at 2h. reera., the arriezel at 2h. 3iw. 143.; the duratiuu of the saee being 4m. 12;s. I'. creel axis of 6 roll, with Si arldu , l; wriul." 'for .1130.; the winner in Le sold for Z7o if &paw:Kirsh Maitland Shakos tonne six (whinge,. Mr. Azilbely'e Lizziu Iltr.sm, by Y. Melbourne—Tiv.hta., Iyn. Sat lUL (Kenvout 1 ri. J. I hi. hart 2 ra gat WM (Milne' Mr. J. niwo,n't, f by (enema di Vergy—Equity, 2 yre, tat 12.1 6 The o,3,,aing 44., ran: -Vioietta, Baldwin, and Sap. I)ettaig : G to 4 east baityr, 4 to 1 eget balsam% II to I apt, I. 4 uity Idly, 100 to 15 mat lassie ii exam, 0 and 8 to I aur.t lung lie Lard. The lot ran is line for aboot 200 a,d+, lib, a King Maud, out the higher ground, tr ok upthe Yawning, Jamie Hexememd &stye 'pug in at:a:wi ener to the site of VAe old Luke's Stand, when Satyr has bvittatl, bl Lime Bream , lalltegin g Xing Itichardoppoorite the stand, wen clew Ili IA a head The Equity ally was a bad third, 1t144. 8.11110 trAuth, Violirtta Ltd], and Satyr last. Yr. bison Waiiand 11 , rasa. wet Mr. itinbourthe L'aluity flay. 11,1014 AP /41,1411/414TAPL.1 of IS was, each, 10 ft, ter three-yr als upwatile. Ali. M. (7 furlauga 212 aarthi i . 7:,Orir'., Monier h of the Glen, by tittakwell - Wea r were. 6 ?-ro, Mt rib Cot 7114, rl 11 anni tu, 4yr tiat 'Platt) 2 loeitat',. helm, e yr., h. • 41a ...,I‘ol.-1' 3 ILe 1 .11i,e,yar al u )aria- Alosto:c -nor, I.itturg, X ittl•n ut, la-ther to ago. A:lrian, .a 1 esh nr‘t Mad' r sad Mouareh rd the W. I:, 7 to 1 • u'h art. fli:noew• and Kup- Ja'k. 1 1 atil leno t v :V, • ..11,:ht 1.-K1 of 7.l , kumn.h r W Uke. ado reseeded 3 - 30 T.. • ...kit. :14 :a to 14.,t, 1, ti l e 1(.4.1e,4 Hui „..7 4 , woe L th, for' Or,' W.. il U • 1 4•• .'4144." . 13 . ;'1111( .. 14 mnioscs %).• tee, te. iota auitai • t ILasiez . kite nut, 1 7 ' • 1• " •3 1 f wed,;:,: far nee : trinn.r t. aiLl ' 2 ' 4 " 5U , 414 ii .1•,4:44M: L:444 '1 :f-Y. ti nolo 2 fur. IZO ,J'). (1 4,4,41 kr.g,,,,r`e 2 I,' a ft...,. i,yl rt'oer to Birdies the Wlerr.- 1.3 5,4.)... 3 )'r., 711 ...Morflaal 7-t rlli tdou run. it' •• ( I* , . 4 spat )flail liaweaterl,3lr, 1 r a. and 4'', l ,cot Wuhow n o.e retinal . t.; y I clue k inao.t. ti /41... r lyirrt at I. 4 -4.1 efo::::1,,11:4•114.4 4: . !.1 . ..?•F •ol a Was, whoa gays w..), as DA 1. , 1 • GA.. • ft % . .ti. th..1.3.#134 A.,1,1,11••• a' IV 11, 1..1 11 • , 0•14 . ei1. •• 1/.1 -, , lA.Ad W ,i'y 1;1 ' "L' • L:7. alt .1 .1. WA bla n k, la:t. kn -.2.1 ur tlrar , • ,„) , • .a , free bawheap of V, nova earth, 1. , Rit , tor cap& up wards; winner. tea; b., 01 .a Oll4l lO dray L. routee ee tof tufo,. Goad. 3114.1 YOU% two tor n 'sio . 2.yank). Cit rad:), hiajor Terolorton's ("era. by Pl® T u adu w ....3,4 3 ,• a. ),al, (ear. Mt lab) It Con 11.41•41.11d'a1t.. siltation, Am,. Ti f 'rain/ de Layrange'a Seitiak.., 3 )7., . Tlid , following era, rent • Woe Ur., ............. K m FL *lerso-liiiir. Nal John% Moth taliest Meteury lissome., lnane. l.3thpkin, The guy, pew e e:n e j e ' pre e e P ‘eslleser, 'tar Mary Ana, WionnTt o n, Choral, blur elf Wsridd Lady Raglan, Martinis to Cauldss, m a d A an ,h. ra . n ay : t o 8 04f:tail, bi 1 omit Himrtal, to to 1 axe 811 e 1s foisted Netinko, Mil to 7 mat bolo toil, Si".. real klanet, Minis, and leafy Maiden, le to lose* L*a*. lo 1 Ill4lA /44.444 Mali (gm% hay, Mereury and W 1,01,,30 to I aged Itertilularn, air to I earl, dud. litraolloolo. aidl 110 V. u. t o f rsdn *est Dalloy ins, WLi *got ii,•• gay. and Mints, 1 art t bond. FITI/K31.• ... r . of 10 sow rweb,for e-yreible mid epaeree The eimee to tie soli UPI •1013 if dennuallial. T.Y.C. le furlotese 110 yard...) laird Wiertniorte.al'a hisioarek, by Weatherhit Was Agnee,4 yr*, led 1211, ao °mina') I air. Ma liarriaon'e I.434wing. 6 )r*, RA 41b. (Parry, 2 flooptais 4. Pay'. Judge, 2 yr., eat Wuxi 3 'The following id., : A ui ta_t• t ea l ) . r, el eerou , lie he au Wit% sad FP flu : 14 t Itbouarek.o to I onit!Orat Charon owl / i..? it,....•. A,. IA i• 1.,..•.,.• w as . r,,n„,„.,1 1.1 ~,, 11 , 4 ha, kohl ) oo w h ..0 a, , D. 110.• ~1 w,a,aug Ly • ko,,k. ~s~ TUE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENTING, OCTOBER 7, 1868. "Milt didemee divided menwif and third, Icicle Am fourth. EidlS 11411 Bois AM, Charm Midi., Urania next, and Arkadi last. Tim Chaaawatt Priam of 30 SOW. seek. 1" for 11-maids; mite, Itat Bib; ellicm list 81b; winners atm. T. .C. Mr. W. 8. Crantercre H ither Bell, by Dundee —MOM tain Mud. 1L64 Illb alb extra) (iltalleeteri t Lr It. W. Isullrky.• Martinique, fla ltlb (intl. 51b extra (J. Goatee , Count de 1114111.138e'S Le Sar, OA 10Ib ...(t. Uriett.haw) 3 'The following aim ran Duke of Beaufort, Brother to Cahma Elettrietty Trommator,ind Crime Leaparial. B e tting: 6Le agst Bell, gto 1 slog Mortinique, and 100 to 50 oat Duke a lkoufret. Lo Sapkir. in the contra of the outs', cut out the work, followed cm either tido by letortinique end Heather Bell, Duke of Beaufort lying ahrovet k ey with thr. tut mile on the rtgbt, toll fairly in the ands, Duke ed cau fort was in b noble. and he &whir was word by both Mir tnique and Heather Bell, the latter of whom soup gut tbo hart of car H. Bulkt ley's Ally, and won in a auger by throe Lengths o.hir Ilnirhing a eouple of lengths In rear of X utinique ; Time war fourth, Prince imperial fifth, Electricity sixth. Teenager ee v. nth, Luke m ot Et intent next, and 11, otters t mulaus an bud. Mw KIVA 0 ems melt ; 'sight for age ; winner to be add fur me som if demanded. .r.l, .C. Count F. de Legrange's Buis, by Mmumme—Arcoella, 5 yrs, gat Ilr. J. Dora f by Masher dintlitatrie Ilippoditrnia, (Ilibbert) 9 Baton Botksea' 's Iby North LiAroln—Cretsa, yrr, (roAke) 3 Balraino and Coreueeten aim ran. Betting: 9 to 1 eget Hippwlaunia Ally, 3 to 1 apt ell'Akt Ally, and sto I opt Perrsission. The favourite mute ploy, f0110w.4 by Cram airy and Paris, the latter ultimately winning by throe lengths, wbieh distance divided the socoud and third. II 41114111: 1 war fourth, and Peretimion last. II sums ATV. of 70 rove., for two-yr. abls ; cults. 14 Itlib ; . Pet 71b: tertian allowattees. T. Y.C. (it entries.) Mr. l'adwick's O.l.hue, by Blair Athol—Therms, OM 10ib (Fordhana) 1 Duke of Hamilton's Glen Rosa, est 11b Oxley) I Lord Vivian's The Mahe, get 10Ib (Cannon) 3 The following mho ran : Ben Robley, The Provos, cby Jordan, noised', Aunt Hannah e, Vauxball, sod Vaniehka. tatting; I tot apt Yshtts, 3to 1 apt Glen Rim, to 1 agg Vanichka, and lte to 1 syst the others. The ram throughout wart match between Ethos and Ulm Rosa, Mr. Padwi ek's salt win ning at the finish iu • eanter by two lengths. A bat thin'. flm Rather wax foorth, Aunt Hannah colt Ofth. Jordan colt sixth, Vane Ma seventh, The Provost text, and Playmate last. 'rue RA.% AI. STA[BB Of 100 MVO cmh, lgo ft for 3.yr olds, colts Met 11th ; 011 kw, Set 7110 ; winners extra ; *mond saved 'Wt.:. A.T. (1 mile Y furlongs 73 yank.) (7 subs.) air Joserb Hawley's Blue Gown, by Beadsmen—Box Bleu yrs, iu th=lb .ins loite ex) (Welts) w.o Rothschild's Restitution roved hl' Oaks. BETTING AT THE ROOMS BEFORE RACING. to 1 agog The Pyeetalll It 7 to I (t) 10 to 1 Nue (lowa (1) 100 to 7 lielnako (t) 100 to 7 Paul Jones it) tut to 7 Napkin 70 to 1 lAdy er Hanlon it, aft to to 1 1) 20 to 1 Warrington ,t tc ff) 25 tot The ttay It k 01 BETTINII AFTF.I MIDDLE I'A 100 to 40 set:Wild riata 0,1 t atoll I 100 Even on Wild Data and CA21111111.) 10 In 15 &get Cecil lt MO to OD (keen Steeia (t and o! 1000 to 10 Warrington 111 to 1 t Doll y) _ _ [L\IL Al t to 1 wet Irish Q30(11 thy it and off) IS to 1 Monet (off) 3110 1 Itodatutswo (t & off) 33 to 1 liereury (t &of 33 to 1 14trodbroke (t& 0) fft to 1 &vowing &o) XI to 1 Rorie (t & off) 5..1 to 1 Donaldbois (t & off) 40 to 1 Pietro (off) :11 THE RACING. ARK PLATE. 100 to 4J sot I'croOom"s(n) t lour) u) It Kodswort& ti) Pero llornes Rest the &Id kt) 29 So 1 air 4 Mortese2 It and 25 to 1 Ernsttry (n) 500 to 100 lt"tiluunn (t) 96 Iu 1 Neluakog gia 40 to 1 y 10) 90 to 1 la y Coven try (1) TPTiRT. 15.t0 1 apt Wild Oats ; 50J0 to 200 art ritlcada (1) 1000 to 00 rcroflotuvz MIDNIGHT RETYING.—TtnnpAT. Therosree am, spirited betting on the MOM.. Pork Mite. for wbid-h Wahl Oats was Ut (teat fume. toe .todeeph li iwky's lot s , e mus] to to out 44 favour, but of the rdhvre, 114.1.4r0rth and r iv t e udtr, wilt: bad keit for ;u od money. (toot/woos so follows: 11111/Dlit PARK I'LATE. IMO to 400 apt Wild floats It twice) 4to 1 -- I\rt Wow/ t) It to 1 Badsworth k t and off) 111 to 1 Prvtender ,otf, after 7to 1 bad been Jabot) 12 to 1 King Corbrtua ..12) 12 to I Foodiels Que.n .t and 41 1000 to GO Coauteruatiod lA, .1142 100 to T bad bon PO to 1 MOMS 6 , 1000 to 4 0 0 Pt? Joseph Elawlerit lot ,1 And o/) too to to on Wild ads sad Iladswortb CAMBBLDUMBIIIILL 7 to 1 apt Cecil it) 25 to 1 apt Beisdry 100 to 6 lirern !Wert ft% 8403 to 4.) - 114.1b411 It)) 24, to 1 Lady coriztry Si) $0 20 ow Coed moots. (elf ' 41 95 to I Yortemer It) _ _ - - DEBBY. 14 1 shat Pw-tPutler ft,. 95 to Iw) 3t4PU b IM 111..rwalclassi IN I.ATEBY sciur. in sus. PLAts..—Sizubtlard Hearts, Alpenstait, Plower (Ittk lb.na, Burton], Botlinka, Ikml,t Knialst, Maw,. Yr.reas tillr. *ant ane Isar Park, P. abed'', Wwalatoek, Mr. Wally, D.nista ally, Raw Capiostaa, awl (Adam. CRICKET. MEWL'S OF YIDDI.EBEX V. TIFF...TIT-TWO CLOWN 3. Tertetday, shortly after twelve o'clock, piny in this novel mat. h was resumed at the Miiitllmez County Ursula, lnlington. The ..bowery state of the weather taunted the atteielsile, and more than owe interrupted tbe phis. Frew 311 the Clowns mimed then. save to ill , but one moiety 4 Qua IlLft typhers in the arooLlit. Paul Herring played with a but nearly Li wide 11.1 hi. wicket. Home bowled Mite wickets in one over. The Mims: , rlisid shortly after two o'ilock. At dinner time the eleven had had three of their hest wiekets for 96 rine. There were no leis than twenty-lite I towns gelding du iier this innings. Their cso tomes and attitude* were nest grit. slue, and at the Pill of milset then captain. Hr. Holland, ..looted " Over," and forth with there wan a round shower of iumnu wsults, which the spectators seemed to enjoy amusingly. As newt AtimloWn troe c it the toughest %alit, Lut all vier, disposed of fur Si shortly I. , fore 4.3 , , 1, using the Clowns 75 to get to win. liimpssi awl i n o,.n 1.• milt.% and WO,. Dot parted till they hal got the larger half of thi an-. It..yt y awl I inn-, were w Ii in, ste o the WlThis 11110 stump were 41%4W11 to LlVOlir Ili the at • quart.' past Ave. 11*a eoa !lent Tett• ritry afttennan u, a wat, melee at pr ntiet, of Harninerough, and 14.11•. twrith , .. ailso a watertntre• apprindine, of Wawitworth, a... • 1 Into Putt,. yto Mottlato for Ca , ' atiit• in out riluirro. Tiw uriti h iirstie out of the apprititieet' nee for the bone, and h e d ge . a t Gta It late Thianew egattit is 'width both contended, 11 , lieu twinning the met. and thithtle. re. igliina the at half way. The of the latter fon that ocsaition won tntfleieut to induce hit fin% Is to niat e this 1060111. l r:u,f yoatij, their preViEniv perfor vanscor may dispette-1 with, and titift•••• it V. soly that ft,/„.o ki ma ,.tf at B aena . ; wh a t, liritlithn wan under the urn' of John Clalipte, at lir. halttes the 1 ',Athens, Wandtwortri. 11. 1 !i ea le In good eonditiou, Griffiths weighiw; ahn•at 124 41b, ISitren a oly turned the wide at laid 211.. Tiie Tewilon Ilriile, Ctn. Lin Fester, ail timpanittl the rave, told Mr. Jots, Ireland, of the London Chit, wt. pale umpim, introducing a new an I t,,i,efteuil /hoops in the lase of boat ming. Tom Wier awl J .1 1 . Churl were the Pilo.. for fitifti•n and batlitlei d Petting t to lon 11:Ifi n, who had the 'Jett etation, an to 'k the ad. At the Star and 'barter he whit half a length ahead, and r.. Oriel, fouled a barge, but quii kly r scinerail the 1•.-t friontid, and at the Point wan over his , man. A tplendid rase tat to LLr Dung Wharf, where thitrittai aillavuty metal rowiiiat, idol Dalin Iniehol at hit leisure, A conference convened by the Manchester Dioceean Church Association opened its sittings tterday in the Manchester Tow - u-Lall. A number ' of eu be cti are set down for discus - ion, such as "Middle-Class Educa tion," "Nursing Institutes and Sisterhoods," "Ecelesiasti cal Com*" &c., and the purpose of the con fcreuee is to con sider the relation of all there matters tothc ritualistic move ment, and the beet walla of counteracting the tendency in tbat direction. The conference took pine., in the !lege room at the Town-hall, and .was well attended by both clergy and laity. 811ZtRE VNBER TUE HICIRWAY Acr.—A sale of cattle and sheep seized for non-payment of cant made yeller the nrovisions of the new Highway A. t. in the yaiidies of Snainton, Sawdon. and Troutsdnlet was attmapted at Seamier market, near Soarboreugh. on Mon day; but a large number of per. owt asssiubled, and fortabiy took the beast; away, and no sale was erected. Varlets Teethes against the Highway Act and Its sup ] o:ters were made. Thu side, isplead, was quite defeatel. and a deftuce fund was coarni need to prosecute an action by Diehard Skelton ' flu, churchwarden of Suaintoth eq.airixt Mr. Harcourt Jilui‘tone, chairman of the High way Beard fur the North Riding, for an tiro of wattle for i acnient of 141iscay rate. It was stated that til.siords a 311/. was 1:ol!mterl in the crowd. hits BOILZR EXPLOSION IN Komi Sv.trronii minx —Yesterdsy the Wedterhanaptea Unwed upon the four diseased from the explosion of the iruowortis boiler at Mesh y. who espiri din the hospital lit th it town, wan t,rm itsitsil Life c Mr. W. If. deputy-coroner. Nr. • 0 -. R. Marten, the chief inepeetor of the Midland Steam Boiler Inspeig ion aid Ammonite, Company, who had made au ermine:Won mi the part of the coroner, olive cold. nee to the snare effect as that wash lie deposed at Elcirlev em Nondi.v. 111 reply to the cm oner he and that the rent which emitted the explosion world liarn Ibsen r.b- Fflved by seem petent insroetor, who week! have known its danger ; Let that if it had been oxen by an ordinary ironworks' engineer the plolability wits that he would not Lave attached to it the importune., which really leo barged to it. The jury returned a verdict of "Accidental Death," rud at the same time banded in the f" Hoehn addendum : In returning a verdict of AttcelenW Death the pry wislt to suggest to all owners of boilers gi nervily that a repeated exiunizaation of boilers should be nurti!e from time to time by a more comptent person that. the engineer in charge of working engines." FEMALE VotEita.—At the Sittingbourne revision court on Eloeslay the revising larriater for Bast Kea, Mr. J. U. Members. allowed 48 more ladies the privilmre of the franchise, whose name* were Mimed on the lime by the over.mrs, and he (the harriatce) contended that to possessed no power to strike them off, no objection having been mode against Mina. At the lt itaigato court last week Maly Aiiii Dailey claimed to vote for the county in respect of Deco ration of preiniosi sibiato in the divi sion o f the county, and atte n d e d in torsos to sepport her claim. Alter long am-ow...ids the barrister delivered a decision itgaind the cluirm which was r.)uceunetiCy struck .nit. ltl ferenlesure ttditled to vote in East Kent awl 33 at Ashford. 1.111. DE JON( ;11 . 8 Lu,itr BROWN et 1 l ) -Livisse OIL. —ln u...ittyu q , tbo unrivallod no...drat:Om proportha of Dr. ito Jiinglec lal in rft , .. of general dobility. Mr. It Daltosi. District .11. al."1 Moor at Ifory at. Edmond's Mowry. : -"I haver not tho atislitiot gonad.nro in any othor kind. Tog Pinola ad Dr. du rid sr« aurr and Dulot ratasahahli.. ht that broto ti down ital.. of 'trait h and atroveth ,tuolly and favour. tabor...ll.r Astwicit. rid f 1.41.1, or rooosa s owt sa y coil." hold isi:y ..;.;• I 'ifs ri 1 Doll Tools, ti.il4.; Mits. to tot Molt rf . I.y all chonlisfo Soh• fwd. and Cu /Woad. --LAcircrttsowt at FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. BANKBIRTS. To eorreeder at Binimillidl-ablist. At tut mo, Wi ash,Fairrit.,Honimfillown,bricklayer ,o4 . l6 . Mll. IDoNTALL, JANIN )1/0111 and 110Win1.1., (IMO4OIII GOLDING, llia.glut-plare, tlaphain-oommos„ ti.L.ereis I .oal. 12. st WAD, BANAT HODIZT,CATID&IIIN na BU 14 TTI• WILLI•N • galij ships' dewsni, Oct. 16, at It. C aa a, WILLIAM 1111nar, 011111.61211aa, ~ORO 1 414 COM . linrMal clink, Oct. tt, at It. Commas, HORATIO, 0019011 1 11.1DCTIley, Oct. 12, at 1. COTTEN, COMMIX WALTII4, on., Kentish Town-road, gam 16 giant, Oct. Fl, at It Pal ia ,Fr o maram,Photridead,llentsdockbroker'scierk , O ct.2o,gll. AlltießTUl SALMI, Faura-road, Ldington, builder, Oct. rid, at it. Piton, Ilmossa, ntelitiDoottrt, Bendeedown, commission agent, Oct. in, at 11. Donlon r, Joao Counting, Greenwich, victualler, Oct. la, at 11. . bozo*. ter, Otomett.stroft, Bethsal-gresm, couch maker, t. 16, at 11 Emote, Josses Hamm, Paige, Barmy, Gillman, Oct. 10, at 11 UNLIT, Juliano ' and &AISITT, JOADFI3, jun., Ramex-road, lahnuton, hatters, Oct. 10, at I. ERDIANTON, WALTON rsm., racial:l6ton. street, blioslen, baker, Out. O. at 11. Fisti.sa, Hamm, Geosse-abeet, Minories, and 1.121/011-nonst, Old Brvad-stitet, gerieral nierchod,Oet. lt. at 11. GROROIt, VADDIDLIT-fOO4, Ala Ab0140(11-place, saddler, Oct. 90, at. I. Bo io Atte, Amor, Bottingbourne, Kent, brickmaker, 0.4.10, at 11. 114111420 N, Jammu, Darnell, Surrey, geIDIAID&D, Oat. 10, 41. _it. Hiatt!. Joss, Roman-road, Old Ford, traveller to a simper, Oct. t O, at I. 11008001.. tlamina, Chariton-abed, Flamm Town, journeyman barium sulker. On. 10, at 11. BALL, Roam, Kentish Towiaresid. imerponter, Oct. 22, at 12. KW. (Itolloll, 01041DOMDVA-lITOTO, Old BIUDWIND, auctioneer, 14, . .1 EMMY Jmna, Wermouth-Masser', Ilackmey-rosid, Cllhinet maker, Ott. is, 1 1 . Kerr, JAMS, liebottabridge, Buswer_, innkeeper, Oct. 91, at 11. 1111A,,HAK, LAWIIIINCR, Gipsy-hill, Opp: Norwood, nutemyMan, Oct. 10 at 11. ranas 'BARD/Lt. QnCen . ll Head-eoutt, Haymarket. and Little l'ultiney-et_. Golden uare, domes in marine storocOrt.ol,at 1. Se eau, Jour WILLI•3I, road, Old Ford, assistant to a toy impute', Oct. *,), at 1. Bann, Ass, Pensc, Burrey,latelodginithowic korper,Oct. 20, at 12. Bra Jana.. Three Colts-lane, lietbnallgion, chanekes- Flom kteyer, Oct 10,_at It. tleman Oct. 16, at 12 . Brent, Amino, New Kent-soad, gen brawl, Jour. Greenwich _newspaper , Oct. le, at if. Oa *ism. Oyomos Joss, Perk-street, Camden Town, anotioneer, Olt. 20, at 11. 11. Tomalley, Tomas, Chatham, china dealer, Oct. 10, at V , Bomar, Chapel-abed, Bedford-row, builder, Oct. 12, at It. Worn. Commas, Itatton.gardest, Importer of 'Marl goods, Oct. ie, at I I. Yot.NO, TDMIDIA, Orel Canska-town, eating house-keeper, bet. 10, at 11. At the tespective District Comb. AL12•11111114 llanchealer, easamadon agent Oct. 141, 11. &AID, W lUTAL Datitax. labourer, Oct. 10. at 10. lts mow, Onomot, Birmingham, iron merchant, (let. Il,at O I A. 19, I. liarritatot, Witu am, Southborough, Kent, shoemaker, at 3. lialat4lll. Ceuta. Yark, Modena. Oct. 11, at 10 ." bass rte. li /.AND, ONVlritivltl, &VW"' TICUNaIeT, Oct. 90, at 11. Bat eit, Jams, Biatesetijon.l'recil, dater, Od. It, at 11. Csarsirerit, 0141,11411., Southampton, leer retailer, 0 4. IS, at It. Cotes, WILLI/1/1. Milton-next. tirarmend, Kent, lodging-house beeper Ott. IV, at 11. Gorier, libellant, Adam, Warwickshire , bu il der, GK. 11, at 11. Ca sr as. Joao. Ls vrashulme. loncash, butcher, Oct go, at 11. Cimarron a, norms, Wakefield, Cak dealer, O c t. Mt at It. Doran, Wi1.1.1411, ithawood, Durham. innkoimer, at 10. RAI 1., Ric ate,' , Pembroke Dock, stoker, Oct. If, at 9. Breves, Taos as. TAILDIDTIT, fleabite, architect, Ot. TI, ate. Kasai. Bern' as, Oldawinford, Btaffordsh., miller, Oct. 41. at It. !CUT!, Aalall•, I.4lOnninon. llasopshire, proftmor of mime, Ott. IS, at It. 11•arnat 1., di, and OZNIND OufbradifT, No:thuni lerland, ale miumfacturer., Oct. 17, at 22. 11. A .yar, I,iverpoal, curt owner, Oct. 10. at It. Nuatino, routdolge.Thui. Ilositgomeerdlite, ettnelasker. (Mt. at 91. NoiknaaTll , l antra, OCT, and i•na. NNAMANTOW, AD., Rah „. dale. d , mow mauufacnin cc, Oct. 111, at . tinalnWWlg, Statlontah. grocer, Ott.. 16, at 11. Erica, Dam, 'h, }held, m. n hunt, (hi. 21. at 12. rmat, Gamma, N r wra.tic-upon-Tyne, innkeeper, 04 16, at It. 1' , B u, Woke-upon-bent. be.seller, 01 11, Plat vg•Lp, W muite, Woodbridirv, suffolk. sawyer. Oct. it, at 1 . 1'0084114 Gaulic,:lt, Wfaaoo.4lllpal-MAIN., fly invirrbetor, Oct. 11, at 11. Foa la, MARIA. Harrogate, and Ahlgate, City of Lotion, whole- Fab (N t. at It. 11 • . , Rat a ea. Sheffield, Unman riot dentr, (11. 21, at 1. lbu Trio*, Jour, Birmingham, chmer, Oct. 11, at It. lb. Kama, Cordmin, Wilts, otlesium'a wr..ant, Ort.tl, at It. Rome, Lase, hirkeshead, Oet. 17, at 10. Bums, J •NU in ail., I , WNW Bole Tollington 'Lower Una, IND,A abbe, journeyman joiner, I) .t. tt, at 9. fivorrarn. Joint, 13beeicht, tailor, al. 2i, at 1. Tat Loa. l's irr, Oct i 7, It. Tot Ras so, Jogs, Briatol. ataymak it Oct. ISM 11. W DAWN, WILLIAM, primes'/ _ Fiewr.datie-upon-Tyue, toilets, Oct. le. at 12. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. &pt. 29. WI, Its All V.Kh a, Rarkitry-road, ithoreditch, baker. DECIAIIVFION OF DIVIDEND. ZpPFAU!) J44111411,A141111 , 401,4-itrtri,City,and Moekhutburn-.. pry. , ji dindrud of Is. WI. awl 13-14-1. 0 t• 7 , cUP ) sub. curia Wednesday, at I.OIWDENDe. Oot. M. W. Newson, Cilumeester, wine merchant -04. 19. F. • k 4+ . z. MOO", Cordmgley. Dradt ud, t011al10:1 bit nem- Oct. 14.. Z. Moore lon:mate «andel, Bradford, brewer- Ott. In. 1). Taylor, New Wortley, Lead., innkeeper - Nov. 11. J. B. Hemingbrough Kingdon-uprin-Bull • boot manu far:ruler-- On. V. J. Abbott . 'Manetnider, joiner-Nor. 9. T. W. Lanford, Tindall, 4 sarmarthri.htm market gadonts. PARTNERI:aI P 8 DIBBOLVED. Y. heroin and 11'. F. I' so, L.ecrpool, prolusion merchant:a-- J. Y. Wdaen, J. W. Lord, and J. luni, Mane'terter. emaintamon nun haat.- W. Bellamy and T. Wend, South Norotanton, Derby • tuirlur skein- C. C. Italuirdron, J. T. Taney, and B. Bow l. Hunch/. Yorkshire, irimmwden. no far so ream. J. T. Tit ay-J. M Homerville, C. Kallick, and H. P. Nixon, Manchriter, Mani,- J. Tamer and J Lowe, Lvierater, sh.p: manufac tur. rt.-T. Ht,.rdy and W. T. Ilai kn...., Water-lane, Citc, Bin kdighain a. d W. Buckingham, Monk `irw.pol, ott.ncinasunp- H. *Turnbull and W. A. Woo, Newbadle-tinon- Tyne, couptot.l maitufartunnt-ti. Iles and R. E. Oen n, ▪ t. coot nt-trordcn, bnerelrapert -C. IV Lntyre mid T. Itolon pon, New , aptl,tepou-Tyne, cement mantifoeturtno--0 A. Mpr cbout and T. U. Lade'', lantol, drapers-1Y W. P.m and W. lc, 'Yowling, Yuri:lane, pilaf manufacturers-Eliza Adam, awl } l•mula Drat Portland-4n+^, crinoline in...nuf Lt. it- C. 11.4arth, pen.. I:. 'I. Ilomutb, and W. E. II .width, 1:m bdatle. ,ti toilltr tiodo rp- Chaim!, I.•ttany and H orate, I .aknor, l'peer Ik 11,1. e-drop t Paddington. rhino dcal-rt -A. 11. Homer, kl. boycr, and J. J. flunk r, Low Walker, Pill New -in on-Tyne, and Wa'broaC, monufactunon clo•bistp, 14.1 for o. bread- W. ('..,per- T. Drake and J. Drake, 11 tidos, cut I. ulnas.- J. P.itl yole and It. W. Wept- •It 1, Eud in-na I, v t.••- J. J 4V and 0. Worszit S ▪ tom: m - tt and A. Bullock, true, u- , :reet. ride, mationecm- Jane Anne Motto-on, Prunt4 Chrutina n, and Maria Appleby, York, pektodmi.streo,o, a, fir a. re yin.. Wain Ail 1.1. - E. 110illIi, awl C. Faber, 1.1:11td-worth, Hb.giild, pod Itidhei ham, Yorkohiro, numrymom- It. 11..nit..r and 11. Willi:arp, South Mewl, like-, rat. bailie, oubrymen -0. Swab and 11. H. Kinn. Corribill soil Pall-turdl, bink•alleri-St. Clare J. Byrne, J. Hun:plays, and F. 11. rearoon, King-eon .ll.lllPll' cowman' , 4.0 far so r. ds St. Clare J. Byrne-T. Smith and A . Ilene, Luton, Boolforibkiie, Oran hat manufac tuniv H. Eliza)* Os Density, and J. W. Wood, Dir mirittain, ode nuithantp-L. Pritchard and O. Jingo., Aberrant-, Illommouthobire, duper -T. Wright, nen., and T. Wright, jun., Bitntirahom, tailors-Mary theca and O. Owen, Drib in rat.- pint t Without, Lramfound• n -C. S. tiny, W. ray, and 0. Croy, Haddon, Erse:, hit stns, M 1 tar so rtir.azds U. lira> -J. Watt...Loupe and H . M't'arty, Toutill Bridge, near 1101 ton, I.lrat her- • 11. Homes , J. Weiamil, and J. Adamoin, Sunderland, Pliipbrokcm-H. H. Kruenaelaveder, J. J. Shadkok, and J. F. U. Ka orrachroc der, King'oor,atl, Pancrim, nil water manuft.- tnrem, ft) far a'. inwards J. F. 0. Kromarbnieder-11. Cants to and C. A. P4mrpc, omicgrute, Nuttinghanwhirv, silk throwaters - IL F. Butbu and 11. Long, 17mm...street, Leioester-sluare, watehrnakent--1). Bunten, H. Mantuan% (e. Hornerrell, &ad./. Mattoon (na 'weldor,. of 1.. Hotwtoun, demand), and H. _Mae &mall, D. Ittipaell, Bomercell, J. *Stirling, It.N., and J. Salmon ( a s. nceroton. of W. Ifounoun, dbvaledl, Cirtaide and Jobnatme, efreablare, rotten Plnners-I'. IPtirelyor, I PUMA, D. WOrtger, J. Ill'Orenor, and R. Robert-4m. Edoilbinbi, ,'ilk weirem, so far as ngards P. Whlregin, deueused, and U. gor. SCOTCH ISEQUESTIU.TION. r.mity NT...1;1; 11 ... szolti,76Ci.ii,7tihe Twain; II ,11, tilaftvw. TIM NEW LAW COURTS.—Tbo eurvstyore who have been entrusted with the preliminary meusiiretnent of tl.c site to be occupied by the new 'courts i,. stt tl.mr oietation% on Mon ay. 'I he first portion which they selected weis the spare between Clement's-inn end the chinch of St. Clement's Dams. The digguk; of the lout, dut ion will moon be commenced. IDEAtzn OF LutinuN.—lt appear.; from the retuin issued by the authority of the lleg:Arar thmeral, that in the week ending on Saturday last, 4,219 buttes and 2,932 els atlui were registered in London and in thirteen other large towns of the Unitas! Kingdom. The annual rates of mortality was 21 per I,too liereuts I'ving. 'nits annual rile of mortality lest wee)- was '2l per 1,000 in London, 32 in Eiliii tcirgh, end 20 in Dislirn ; 22 In Bristol, 111 in Uirmingh • in, 811 in Liverpool. 32 in Manchester, 37 in etalfortl. 20 in HI: ffield, 23 in llradford. :12 in Leads, W.: in Gull, 27 in Newcattleasiou-Tyne, and 31 in Glasgow. The rate in Berlin was 32 per 1,000 during the seven days unsLag the 24th ult. Ucarlutinn is now fat illy preys' lent in Manchester and Salford, and Newesethi•upoieTyno, as well an in London ; in Manchester and Salford, last week 63 &atlas were referred to thin dircase, wherea. only 15 would have occurred had the mortali ty from this cum not exceeded the rate which prevailed in iontlon last week. 'Typhus is also unusually fatal in Liverpool, Min ::rester, and Leeds; and small-pox continues prevalent In Shef field, reusing 12 deaths lest week, nearly sill of unvacci nated children. In London the births of 975 boys in and 9111 girls, in all 1,b4 er 3 childn, won) registered t i cs week. In the (vire/mending weeks, of ten years MA-57 the &Termite number, corrected for increase of population, is 2,043. The deaths registered in:London during the wsek were 1,229. It was the fortieth week of the year; and the average number of deaths for that wouk is, with a correction fur increase of population, 1.287. lest ItEr /ATI(8 WI DITHIC MF:ETI NO R.—lt is now definitely fixed that these interesting gathering. shall commence en Saturday, November 7th, and the suite spent reriel of meetings will consist of instructive and pleasing entertainniessts on the Monday; scientific lec tures on Tueselsyn; religious services On Wednesdays ; tem- T.-nsnee meetings on Thursdays. popular lectures and ruhli4l mortmy,s on Fridays; find on Saturdays news paper readinga, music, and MOIII4IOI. The whole will he, Ha usual, under the general imperintendence of the Rut'. 0. M. Murphy. It I. hoped that Mr. Namiiel Morley, who is so deeply Interested in these meetings, and whom liberality calF.d them into existence, way preside at the of ening meeting. The Ten Duty being relluov+l, Horniman'n Pure ?PS 5 . wild at per pound eherprr. Thin Inter... Una feet will, when full) haulm. even fartihra tiiiewien the deinen4 for the e tuna ere ..d new. _Thrir ens nut r IJ lame, hut play in p.e.ludie, ertlmmasaLl THE Ultl'B. DOW-STREET. Alady, whedld not state bar name, applied to the littleg magistrate, Mr. Flowers, character. advice under circumstances of a somewhat curious It seems that the applicant's husband bad got into company with a person of rgentlensanly appearance and engaging manners, with whom be unfortunately formed a hasty acquaintance. ne elegant stranger was WI free with his money as he was genial in his manner, and spout money in treating several persons who appeared to be strangers. Presently he_ produced some pawnbrokers' duplicates for jewellery pledged for oonsiderable amounts sad urging that pawnbrokers seldom lent more than one , third the value upon goals, and never more than half, it would be a profitable bargain to buy the tickets for a moderate price. Her husband was induced to purchase some of the duplicates, imagining he had made a great bargain, and of course he never again saw anything of his new acquaintance. Applicant, believing that she knew more about the value of the jew ellery than her husband, went herself to the pawn broker's to examine the articles. When shown to her they tinned out to be almost worthless. One " gold" watch, which was pledged for SI., was certainly not worth 3L She asked the pawnbroker if he reel, nicautto say that such rubbish was worth 211., or even 161. lie replied by asking her what business she had to that be should say anything of the eortP She replied that she had always understood that pawnbrokers lent only one-third, or almost one-half of the value, She added that this was not worth even ono-third of what was alleged to have been lent on it. The pawnbroker replied that he had a right to lend what be chose, and it war no Defences of hers. She then tolil him that she would see further into the matter. She should mention that the rawnbroker's shop was in a remote and curiously " out of the way" corner of the East-end, and that it did not seem a likely neighbourhood for people to go to pledge goods of large value. Wr. Flowers—But do you suppose that the pawnbroker had appropriated the valuable articles, and subnituted ethers of less value `r II so, you ought to produce the ...... . teller to prove it. 'llw applicant raid she did not suppose she should ever see him again. (A laugh.) She did not believe the goods had been changed, but had no doubt that they were the Name which had been pledged. Mr. Flowers—But surely no pawnbroker would lend more than the value on any sort of goods. Applicant—Certainly not. I do not ray he lent thn money : It is a connivance between the pawnbroker and the swindler. A fictitious amount is put on the ticket. The holder sells the duplicate—that iv his gain. Tbu rawnbroker takes the chance that the dupe may redeem the goods at the nominal sum. Mr. Flowers raid if that was so, it was a green fraud but as it did not occur within the &strict ofthis court, bu was 'amid be must refer the applicant to the magistasto of the district in which the pawnbroker midi:it. Richer'? Nirholao, aged 9 yearn, and George Neville, 5, were brought up on remand before Mr. 13envon charged with vagrancy. These bey+ were arrested by Dillon, police-sergeant, No. 19 JE, while tumbling " cart wheels" alongside an omnibus in the Commercial-road. They were covered with mud and dirt, and their heads were full of vermin. A few old rags were pinned together on their bodies, and the were bare-legged and bare footed. They ecarcely looked human. Their altered appearance after a week's stay in the Stepney Union workhouie in Bromley was must extraordinary. They were clean and well clad, and bad been well fed for the last seven days. Dillon, au intelligent officer. called the magistrate's attention to them, and raid that Mr. faker. a humane man, the master of the Stepney Union. had offered the children boots, but they would not wesr them, and pre ferred the freedom of their feet to the leather and lace ups. They had been tumbling all the week in the Union home, and could in t be stopped. Mr. Benson noticed that the hair on the tops of the pri roams* heads was partially gone, and asked how that La r pined. Dillon— By tumbling and throwing somersaults on the reed. Mr. 'Benson— -Theo. children have begun to tumble early. Bow do they learn it Mr. Jce-eidi Sniith, a c elicitor, answered this question by raging that children in the t learnt to tumble di rectly they could run alone, and practised whenever there was a blauk wall for their feet to rest against. until they were able to throw somersaults alongside the omnibuses. Mr. Demon—And the unthinking passengers encourage ti re system of vagrancy by threwing halfpence to the childi en. The mischief done u incalculable. The mothers of the children said they would keep them at home in future, and Nevilie'• mother said that an elder boy was so terrified with his brother's arrest that he had never been out to tumble since. Mr. Bruton was very glad to hear it. The children ought to be rent to ichool and compelled to attend regularly. lie discharged the boys only on the understauduig that their mothers tent them to Pelmet and kept them out of the streets. . A cold merchant,'Wß,7:247liicl:street. Notting-hill, who had a handle of unopened letters in his hand. applied to the magistrate under the following vircumstancet - Ile maid he let a port of his office to the London District Telegraph Company to work their telegraph. It appeared that a man had been to the office ant asked the company's clerk to receive letters for him in the name of Smith. Ntd being aware of that arrangement. and having a collector of the name of Smith. he (the applicant) opened a letter which bad mood through the poet, and found that Dot man had represented that he carried on business at his place. and bad obtained money under false pretences. The letter contained i'ar. worth of portage stamps, which hod been sent Ly spoor tervant girl who retptired a situa tion. Ile had reveral other lettens which hail throtiph the post bearing the name of Smith, and from their thicken m he judged that they contained stamp , . Mr. Layman thought that the applicant co WI no! , int. rft re. as he had let a part of los of to the telegraph couwany. The applicant raid ho had been to the manacer of thn company, who told him that he haul not ‘..tiseit any consent for lettcre to be recessed at the office. lb. applie:utt spoke to the deck. and she admitted writing letter , and 14.14cm:ding his place as a registry office for eercants. The company have lance unused her. In reply to the megistrato, the applicant said the man had applied to him for the letters. lie said it was a public 'Alice. and if he chose to have letters addressed there he wos at liberty to do so. Ile (the applicant) con sidered it was a case of baud, as it was represented that the business bad Leen carried ou at his place for ten years. One of the letters was addressed to Mrs. Smith, cad another, which was received that morning from Franey, ones addressed to J. Smith. Esq., solicitor. Ile wished to know what he was to do with the letters. Mr. Layman said he could nut give him any advice. DERIrIINTWATER ROMANCE.—On Monday Lowly Amelia Radcliffe eontinued in paseestion of the tent which she bad erected for tnrself on the redo of the real adjacent to Dilston Castle. The weather was flue, and a numb rof persons visited the locality during t h e day, inciciling Miss Errington, of Sandhue ; Lady Madeline Taylor ; Lady Pollington and family ; Mrs. Nighting4le, of Td nemouth ; Mrs. J. Temperley. of Temp ertey (Iran} e ; Mrs. ltidley, Sir Edward Blacken, Ac. A week has now elapsed since her ladyship ventured on this course of pro 'wading in order to establish her title to the estates. The pnya bon and fatigue which she has undergone are ennsidei able. 'llw castle is carefully guarded. Thu principal approach is secured by luck and chain, and men are appointed in midi tic uto prevent tresvaas. The countese, however, held! that 11 e ground she ocetipiea really forme part of thea:tate of the castle, and that .1w hat not been ousted to tit) extt tit that is generally supposed. tier ladyship's healt . is not so good as at dw commencement of the praccedinirc. Ladies and gentlemen being in the neighbourhood 0111401 tt•wards her a kind deposition, and public bitt.rest and anxiety in the caw au:ninon. Tile police do not interfem, and up to lest night there wove no tilgus of any attempt bong mu de by the Admiralty authorities to re -e the tampurtry habitation of the countess. When it wa.: desk. the fires might be areas et ,onio distiuwe bunting brightly by the camps ow each side of the mail. and illu niautiug the trees and buildings in the immediate ueiglatieuiliood.-- Nracrsaffe l hrssole. — . . . ............. A liTit titi:E STOIIT.—Wu hasp loon informed of a tray suspicious occurrence, in the neighbourhood of Katie-Iniilee. It appears that the daughter of a fanner a that locality was receiving the whims•s of a young man the son of a neighbouring farmer, but her pallet's were strongly impmort to their intercourse —had friamently eluelised her severely, and scut her away from home alto gether for a time. ltemeiliately after her return, how ever, the coriespondenee wwi renewed, and hir Tweets finding them together one evening, took her into tho heave and Kayo her a *never° heating. She escaped fnen rho bows, and was returning to her levee, when she way again taken into the literal and the door slued. loud pen anis and tales were heard issuing from the dwelling for thine time, taut the neighbours on wing to the da found it scinicly barred, and on at length foreng it open they f I the father and another looking very eyeited, and a rope with a 1.100.10 on GO Ella of it siiimendisl from a pole whieh crossed the room. Thu man got into a terrible rage at his door being broken, and peremptorily unkind them out. Next day the younger ehildnm of the faintly. in 'tidy tat the queries of their schoolfellows, said that the young man neat not come to look fur their sister any more, astLar father and mother had hung her up, and then ear ti rd her away out. The parents deny all knowled4e of their daughter's whereabouts, anal the utmost vigilance of the police has hitherto hoeu uuublo to 411,ouvor env ft./seq., of the missing girl although wore than a fortnight has Iduip+ed.—Ni wry Report. r. CRY STA L P.tl.Arft. —ONE SII IL LING D I". TEYSDAY, Orr. G.—Admissions by 001111011 tiOkObt, b;t9 ditto on payment, 1,218; total visitors, 2,877. [Advert iscniont.] iIOLLOWAY'S Of NTbt ENT.-- 61'":,indinesDn'ureeeit‘ "redll4tUrein"":ll..parnii""l:ith4: druid }lead, Sure Mosso!. Maimed Nipplra.— Then, is no isantemil a day rams. in which aotioistie t...com ne In the. world which yowls. , so thoroughly &waled on it tl4l: l • 7;l ttimd ::: :"tr: N tir Tr iz'n : t in 7 mAt rl fl u t ‘h. bo tiL; *. stfai l elm Or wore ado thou the mallow ill wlaia hit lr rep d, or na toast us .atlt r t I, . t . l; ‘ 1 , 71 ,1 t v . The touelat culdited ill the keel. ~rtes the protata. AATILER CRAIG BD 11171 1 .11 LIAILLUNGI .1418 8011. At the Mansion-house yesterday a gentleman, carrying on business as • jeweller is the City, appeared before the Lord Mayor to answer • summons charging him with unlawfully writing and publishing. andeansing to be written and published • fraW and scandalous de f 007 libel concerning his son, well knowing the same to be f alse. Mr. Kemp, barrister, appeared in support of tbe com plaint; and Mr. ()serge Lewis, junior, for the defence. The son, a wine merchant's clerk, said the envelope produced was in his father's handwriting. In it was en closed the letter produce& in the following terms: " Loudon, September 16, 11$8.-84,--I am unable to procure you any situation in London. With respect to the other remark, let me toll you (to prevent any further self-delusion on your part) that since the period of April last year, when your 000 duct gave occasion to me to recount to you the salient points of your whole pad life from the age of about 13 or to to that time, showing what an utterly dis honourable youth you had been in regard to moral pro priety; that I ray I have become circumstantially ac- I l uaintedwith all your life since that period of your (despite the warnings of your comrade and acquaintances) tacking up with a girl-frequenter of • pit of • tbestre, the natural child of a Bristol attorney by one of his mistresses, and devoid of education ; that you deliberately perjured your. self in order to marry this individual, and deceived the minister of religion also who married yea ; that you then began practices at the Bank until it discharged you in &grew ; that you then praised yourself into connexion I with your comrade, M. P., who never engaged you nor wanted anything to do with you, and who left you money, and himself (not you) was the injured party that after this you turned to roguery and defrauded by lying and deceit a pour widow trade.ipenion of a gold watch, and turned (as usual) impudent towards her, so that the pour widow was robbed by you with im punity ; th at you defrauded, as a further act of roguery, your friend, the young man at the L. and b. W. Bunk, through an artful scheme, by the grocer's boy, of the value of a false cheque for 61., and he remains robbed of that sum by you to this day ; that, iu fine, you have been a bankrupt, ga vetted, Ac. I need say uo more. Your sisters and myself know of all thew things, and they and I feel you are an arrant disgrace to our family. I no longer, nor they, can ever associate with you again. Your tomfoolery, bra vado speeches at Highgate !set winter and since only show what • degraded arid villanous wretch you arc become. Keep yourself and your wife and your child, to yourself, and do not venture to intrude yourself or them upon our notice; we have nothing more to ray to you, only this much, that if you will agree to change your name to Pickford by a regular deed, so as to make the distinction and separation between us henceforth absolute, I will pay you so much money for that act, and I promise you not to carry my displeasure at the disgrace done by you to my name and family by forgetting you were my son in the distribution of my property. But we can never again have any inter course with you. If you agree to my proposal you may communicate with Mr. Trice, who I feel sure will kindly act in the matter for me. On condition you legally re nounce, your name and adopt instead that of Pickford as a finality, I will give you fel. You can send this letter to Mr. Thee if you agree to it.-1 remain your siucere well whher and father ' ' • " P.S. You understand I cannot hold any more direct eorreepondence with you. You cannot alter your princi ples, and you will go on worse and worse until you die to 3 our self and mice hi a new nature. You will, I fear, stop at nothing now, except where the fear of personal punish ment deters you. Think of this fact of nature, to sink morally wore and worse and worse here and in/ lade. hies after. Such your youth and adolescence, the slave of lust.. meanness, and depravity—unmitigated sell, nut one Ittletioing point." Examination eentinuid—The letter is in my sister Antnee handwriting'. hut the initials are those of my father. '1 be statements in the letter are untrue. It had been forwarded to Bristol and re-addressed, and it was reteivid by me at Dowgete-hill. Mr. Lewis read a letter addressed by the complainant to his father stating that he felt remorse for his miscon duct, end asked his father's forgivenees for his wickedness towards him. lie complainant was cross-examined at some length. after which Mr. Kemp asked the Lord Mayor to c unmat the defendaut for trial. Me admitted that the com plainant hail made a deed of composition, but that was we only pretence for any of the charges that had been made against him. Ile had previously received letters of r similar character. Mr. Lewis , * for the defence, submitted that the letter was • perfectly Privileged one which the father was writing to the son. In 1566, when this lad was In years of age, his father, who had previously educated him alsind, obtained for him an appointment ni a bank at Bath. and now, two stars afterwards, they found him tooteleing that he was a bankrupt at 21; that he had been iliemeoed from his appointment: and that he had drawn • cheque which had been dishonoured. In addi tion to that he had been running _in debt to other people. After all these transactions his Who. was perfectly justi fied in !peaking out his mind to him, sad that was all he had done. Defendant—All I wish to say isr, that I wrote him a private letter as a father, as I was bound to do, for all his misconduct. lie has not stated what I thought he was bound to state, namely, that he wrote to me to receive him into the The Lon d Mayor—Your answer is that you wrote it as a father. Defeedant—Certainly I did. 110 was then committed for trial, and liberated on his owe recooisauces, to appear at the Contra] Criminal buret. MARKETS. TALLOW .—Trirm tr rai st:.—Tbe market 14 ' , bratty, at lb" fullusu.s ••• : • Tel., tatiiow, 4ra. 34. het ; rvterybunr Y C., Cr , trut. Cs. ed. ;0, toic: 61.; Draisber, ; JAWAIT, 4k., buyers; 314.-tb, 4s. MI. to COTTON.- LIVEIPPOT.. OR. !I.—MartPt qu.!ct, mites rath-r in fin, tr. EM.mattl mks to- Ur, 10.000 ia odiog i arecolatp.n sod .kart. 4,6 Azaerimn. 9jd. to 11a0.; Dv PeroAra, L.., 1014. to 114.; WO Nagano an.l LA* ; Xaninbant, n.!..!. to 10jl. ; Egypii ta, rm. to 140 So .; , En*rna. 7;4. ; IVI Prrn, Rio. to too: ; 4,50.) Furst, etio. to 0.4.: 13a.noal. Seinde, *c., Id. to ltd. Far 1:14.4- ;crab. tl.l ; bar Oloaracrolue, t4l. ; Cur Broach. fur 14 oral. 7 ,•1.; fair Fenn Lan. 1.4.; fair Penwn. ; tand.ll/ograarctla, Orkona, 110. w 1111 COTTON GOODll.—Naecarirnia, O r. B.—Tha vnylvt for plopping yarns Lae been disappointing. Spinners CAM: to town tLis merning i•xieeting, after the excitement whieh hr• ye:- a:idol in toe Lin moot VICOU market for thy, tqv rl-t. to a. 2 lame twines* at advanced mitre; but menhaata have held aloof, and been utiwdling to go beyond Fridaritvalue. T`ie ex- It lit to whieh cotton baa advancvd since Friday lins of cows crust d a disiuilitiation to accept banners on au& terms; and though agend deal hap lawn offering at Fridays rater, but lilt]. has been dine. Spinners want prove equiviikrot to the extra east of cotton, tut they cannot be obtained, cranially as cotton Morn to-day Mien way again in value. This brisneh of the market lions num, and at lower prices than spinners will accept. 1:1 hone !rad, polo there has also been • falling off in the demand. and the market is quieter. Only • small business hap been effected, and tenants rinser flat. In cloth, while the advance in La, moot i.einniencing at the elute of last week will not responied to, the reirtion te-day has been. Manufacturers are unwillior to give way at once. but it ip evident the rention in L.:setpeel leo affected vabite Imre, and that hovers fisl their advantage. rank, t elosee u• t and ilepreweed, but little Ominous Immingham dratted in any of trade. e011:e.--garrratun, (Vt. 4.--Our market was tolerably plied with 111ont, which mold slowly at about late rat.; new white outdo :eta. to ; now red. 11.. to th.. . • old white. tts. dtl. to as. tid.; oil red. tea. ad. to tie. &J. per loa d ,11 tht.e beabols. The supply of barley we. nweerato, and the trade slaw. at barely irsrenteurn•nrica. It alttag. 475. to 50a.; Krindini , aye per qr. A toe shell; of oats, wilt* .1.1 at former quotations, I,laek Sis. to 3 - 21. I. hit.% 32a. to to. per 14 Rone. Wan. Polka et fail price., viz., ON tid. to 21e. per load of time turbots. rem., lee rates, feeding to per load. Nett, ta per gr. Flour. Pal. to Y. 44. dine. 1.1. - rl3 , A.- We had a fair ietendsme at to-3 tee matkt t. 1 nil for shear thon• was a far at a deehne od the sir.str N 4.1. tore'. an itiforilsr nsls, and Id. por ....nut on wait • .4.1164 ot4l 1...1 1 , d •lesiertplions. hour WIL • dull and slier ~osier. !alien cern in impaired aro , - tat an .0. - .4 . ter of p quer tb. in 1.. lkdo and tedmeal &sus 0.1. per qr. dolor on the week. Other.. Loeb...red. 1..1.04, O.T. O.—A tot. rat•le aupt,ly of wheat• .lortand role. sbout es before. New whahe sold at tea. to. 34...; new reJ, b75.t05.15.; oh:, DI., t05,1e. pr ati gene. A steady trade in fey; full prima were obtained for malting ...its; grinding *arta e..r.1 nnititclot in prlec • tat chevalier n..dting. t 0... di ran., 44, to Mak mr twA, a limited show. and sold at the quotation. of the maker. week, ?is., NM. tot.. per II +tame, tert tbeek'e prase Were obtawel tor brans, 44. toads. form atone. Peas, late rates; maple, iTe to 490. per 3.4 0:000. ]Lorna Mon east, tnirly listg. awl rota slowly at terry Lot week's t.l-tua. Rod aorta sold at SN. to his. per qr. lie simply of barley WHO moderate, and last w.-ek'a twills we re folly supported, Si?.. 14.. to dr.. p.T g r . Oita we. r. - :.od sold at reeved eurrvia..lo•, Ile. to Ti'..'. Moans mime &patiosty to kind, and ptirea were la. per gr. lams for asereorta abs. to Me. per gr. aim/ the ruling rules. Croat. (1. 1.. O. - Wheat was shout the Ultnnl anpply. Duren tried to supply theonsly•a rat haw money and lawilicie was dull • piece rilignal from las. to Ati. per liaaw Of MIR, bushels. B ode; a fair store, nail met with it fin., enquiry at extreme ottrreniicia 44a. to Ma per qr. (lota wet. , not mush in reqweat, sad plias were about the Male us ink shandy quoted ; taw, MIL to 31s. • to Mkt per 24 Moue. A finial raj show of beans, with t eme .li6p.ed .1 at form.? eurrenetee ; DON, 495, to S 4. ; old, 54a. to dia, per iii olOne. WOO loot 4plotri l lY nikit'd• ILL W ern per qr. lasing the ruling Wow. mi. VT 11,1th...101 on, ta• r. —A fair impply 14 wheat. The hammy sae dull, and for inferior We. late rates were heel runke : while Made Ulm. to US. . ; nil. to:.. to ta:i, per aid Mine. Barley au airing.. show, and the amused moderate, et gado Mat week's price,. Ott. 111 , 1 V in inoolay enquiry, iat late rates, ids. to it,.. per 14t. ROW rev bonded, and prays ualtairel, 504. to bas. par qr., la ion the Prellahltgl'UTTVlVlVll. $1 . 1.1 uoso, tier. it- -lb.' purply of etuet Will fair for the StIOMIL FolliNta %ITV taken at i.horly at Cotner eurreney : white, PT.. to V. • ; 1,11, Una. to ate. per not done. Barley wee muse, and sold at extreme quotations. 'Mew was a tolerable show of oat., whisk sold at about lad, week's 'Widen, tut., 27e. to We. pot et stow. Not many beans on oder, 11 , 14 prates way .Itneballtrod, We to us. per ar stone Ise ing the ruling rate*. Pwonaoi, tier. •- At this eons market there was a fall at. 1.-titan..'. and a have sonde of wheat. Thar dupartnieut of trade again ruled ..Mew, ten artally spoaking, and twines underwent • futllwr ',dation of Is. per or. TIM, haat qualities, borrows w. re in 110111 e arnional for %netting 1 and esaiatained li. lowest of her marled. The range of WM. MI, to Nu Itariey aim on limited nit.% and aNd at prewlere rats—tans ne.. to 41b. per qr. la as. hod a steady arts, at the fail qua t.d,.rns of hot work, and nn:, un, to a6c ppr qr. Osfw slag 111. 0 tine. ti I fo , 7110. t.. 3. 1 , ante. The Node Co . tleur is int . .. , yeavral guotatiou for et inidi; ;tea t 4, 44, par Dark. litiLL. Ocr. 6. —At to"lgra manhat amaderater raps, lid' wheat, which is takes oil steadily at ahmit MS week's fener. Foreign mover at Newly without any llttotabk Sc rhaap value. m.ui ne baziey of Sae quality in ;moo request, at pn., in favour of seller; meander, _qualities; unaitcred. Ilse" sad peas fully as dear. Oslo of th ole' quality to b ri ,ll dmit nol, I. A such are •" 1 7 armee, secondary aorta and Ibuman barlbee•Per. Fureirs arrivals fur the week: Wh nat. 1 7.0 d ey, 4,623; oats, 1,771 ; bests, Foul' 10 'n ; Indian ego, 7TO gra. Irewieet, Orr. 6.—There woo not new& wheat orb** t s .4, ‘ and lad wollen pries wore fully isintaincii. Ilartry Feed supply, and demand being stave, the mar -rne poor o 1 week were obtain'''. IMAMS and pas ea.^ll rather deers. taro., o'.'. 6.- The drdiverim of wheat from the fame n .* the aerriiult unit marketer in the onothern *metier. manna, no 11l ger than what to repaired for local ton 4eruption, on g it 'l is not likely we shall be overdone with imp; Ms (men th. wok r thr,e eireumstance", the trade here is firm, and Liu., m,. doing scat Friday . ' new. Barley keep" well up in Oats and titles article" unaltered. Nr.••••NTLIr•. , x-Tralr, OrT. 6. The weather him main le r unsettled, still more rain la required for the muntry, A , math t thee morning we had • modnate "ho. or Mont fee', fowns, as will am from the m e at; weverthele-", a err, n. . eeling prevailed, Satuseloy're rats beteg pro wed with Flour was. taken very 'Tenafly, and pence" rather lower. Ir, silkier we have little variation to note. isatome•ar, Oi v. 6.--Our market to-day wa" randlanib../ plied with mern,and a fair attendance of n t) ere. at wan limited at list week's mime Foetr norniab:• , , ' altered. Thew was a Nerd inquiry for m Lulu; barley, *Relation of peseta are quidahlr, although v.ry hoe shred the enormosa prier of fat per quarter. Teal. • malt ruled dull, hut maintain* its full rabies Thar. ne.• ‘ b ; ,," inquiry for hum . , at an admirer of per 1„ • reqbe ta little Immo,. irs, done at homer eau. Wheat, b,:": BM. ; barley, 40.. to tab. ; tate, ;iv. be 344. • Isuos, pea., 44.. to Lt., per quarter ; tar", 11.. 6 1. to 141. per emir, 4M. to 404. per bark ; malt, 11.4. to itid. per quirt,r. CA777.E.—Thoo . t. R.- At nor market to. ! had a fair ohow of cattle and dare p, but w wry poor, and this canoed the 'invitee to be wry glow, 1,,,,,,,.`„_- terog tmwiling to buy eznept where Matra wore pro., 2 which woe an unmaial thing. Preve, therefore, .bow., ! relelly downward tendency, heifers of the lees Toddy, a . , not wallows more than M. 6d. per stone, made inf.ri oe teens Were ae low as To. per done. Sheep realiattl oleo n. 7d. per lb., and lambs averaged about 64.1 per lb. BIRI111,011•11, OCT. 6.—We were moderately sipplied a.. temm to-day ; on the whole the demand rubo .I,w, .loy.o price.. The number of both Weep .uio Loot. the trade heavy, at barely late gout ...Lori, k , supply. Beef, hid. to 71d. pil lb. ; mutiou, :4 I. u, ; 0 6.1. to 61d. ; bacon pigs, 100. to 1 a 10d. par vs.re; 10e. I.d. to bA1.1%/11 RY, (*T. 01.— Our market to-day way h'rel trammed with beset«, but fully two-thirds were , o lane , and re ally good thinim were warm, and tho.e of the kited werertsdily iliopmed. of at full price.'; Lot, :.t 4 • market was dull, and altl.ongh prime And a downward e • for tough snimalo, a great many remained nordl. We h.: largest number of sheep need for ninth . pa 4, varied in quality r • a business wan sod a clearanee effected. for brat D well maintained, whilst other aorta were 00l 1 a Very few lambi on offer, which realised late rate.; :de alen in elicit supply, at full prices. lag. were in •hort m;; trade a little dull, with a *brat downward teirtir a y hoot oxen realise d Ila. Od. to 17i. per more; cow and hater toe. to 100. 6d. ; beet Down mutton ' 7d. to per IL , breeds, Gd. to Ged.; real, fd. to led. ; !rah pork, 7.1 pork. per peon., 100. 6d. to 118.; large baooo put., is. cd.; green baron, ad. to Ifid. per lb. ; dry ditto, tti. t•• I A ter oW dors Digs, lea. to rta. each; malch oei, £ll hi t.- TRAFFIC RRTURNS. Wee Pee- 11 , T- A.s.o (*ea. marls. chanioc. 1544 Week ending July 23. t L t • M. NMI - tat and Ilob. 11.7 17 1,166 614 1.57) Ditto, July JO — 1,131 631 I.W JAW, Augur.t 8 — LIM Oloft 3,24 Auguet. 13 — 1,138 36) 1,381 Wick ending Au 8 Bar.. Out. W&.s 10'to Awe.' —1,19 J •.1,401 • Week Oet. 3. k South Wartern 149 ts.non • • Luta., lirechtee. B.Coeit. 368 i 23,18) 3 , 410:) . W. ik • oduig U. 4. UttropbtstAn 5, 0 ,4? Traffic interrupted through damage nu,' 1 t.y FOREIGN MAILS. Tut Ttows•r Al, O.T. 3 • -Th• ^ •• On.itai ml-any's attrinr•hip Stanza, from s the 1181 h Sert•mher armed at 3 0'.1.,k in t:.•• .tft• n • , kit at etnltutiht yesterday for Alstassit.a. ~• hi my wettlitr. rtsana% VW, O'T. 8, 3 r 111.—The lrittian 'l, r •- • • • (nal N.w 1, - ..•rk, is now t 5,4144 I Mute for Qu•onstown. rout r. O. T. 4. —The lf•WiLeforiow r with tbe Naaritiva mails, anior.d here U..- o, • i. r‘T. N•Z•lltr, trot. 6.- •Ilt , Transatlat.tt• .••;'• • rj Washington, from Vera Una t o Sept. 13. h..- ..rr . • j 43 ta•s•-cirms and 8320.0 W. ll.r ,Leasi 11A , • ^ it. Thomas, 23. s••••••r•.a O.A A.—Ths Taman Ttnr.' M '•.r - in no Nclor Tort, amrsd ho. at 7 •• *. • , Ea, ong Lank•l mails rad t 40w wets ,Le .• ,a iarmosliately. All wriL bhe tra.tr, st•• 1.•. THE BIRMINGHAM BANICING C case, which came on at the Chainl—rs y. • and in which the debts exceeded one m a creditcrs had been raid I 7 s. in the pound. an api was made on the part of Plartholderi--the comm inr.stigation— to attend an examination of the a.... by coun,e4 and at the expense of the estate. Th... • catien was orre-cd, and it was sug:tc.ted that tion could be pit during the examination by the ',lmplored by the °facial liguidntnn. wh- were sc• geniis:4d with the case. The Chief Clerk declined • au order. The applicants could attml the exar..... under the GOth order. and suggest quezt.oa , . • • RIOT AT CM/MO \.- 1n oousequeneo pressitu of Ctoydon fair. which La+ c iti‘ed • tog. a crowd of costermongers and othcr. 7. n!ght mum • need breaking the window+ •1, hates' clerk's office. and those of the - in the town. While outside the hou, • , i ii.'ge (one of the magi,tratcs whole:a. t..•• : that geutictuan came out and -cii‘d a lad a rte tic at the d• or lanip. Mr. kr.ocked down, kicked. and ,tho-wise d .-, ! of the b++•sinlcrs ictcrf. r‘d. and. the crowd off till the :mica' of a Le,:v was taken inside Lis house, and fo •••• ',tit - wily injured. The mob tilt !A •i ratty. who. after drawing their :AL— c to teht at. The arr.vdl of cklite add.'. : Lot:; . n ,hoitly afterwards awed the smaplung a frw more wind ars, they .L•i+ At a millets' ecnfet onee dehl Glasgow it was resolved that a genera! • made on the mason for au advar...e „ ~r No WORE PILLS OR ANY OTIT M - • COUIVIITTION. gr. et - ara sr • ARABICA FOOD TO TAII STollieff, non-•. • hoe of ald n.d younz aur.ng. er.tho . ..; • • e perms drrrepeela osonstarauen. headache. anus slaw suns. palattatwa, a1ee;•..,.. • o assume. conab, asthma. fevers, cons.uak•:. •• ••, • vino • but hal roasted all medictisa. Me1.a.11•4: •••• .• • - rem the Pore. It saves fifty times its Not In •` Tins. Ilb. to. 9d.: Itlbs., tbs. : Saba. VW, or id Ter R. ` Itevalenta Clevolate Powder, more intresat.teae Lt.,' • • tested heal.—Du Barry a•ld Co., : • alao Forums. sod Maxon and at 111.. , 4rav01• h .1 9 aide: God 190,,Oadordatrasa.—(Advarummact.1 - - BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DZAT BIRTHS. 11RowNr.-Bryltember 27. at Sotttlasea, the a.l; tittle Ithqrne. of • dauchtet C.43llllll3..—Anarutt at VILA. East kat s ::r _ . 11. I 'etbrbt 11, Nor., of a son. Ft l llll}.} l .—Clatober 4, at Fintrar IT %ure, : Forbes 14 CraiKarma., of a deoprbter. BORPERN.--Neptornbor Sta. at liasnipte,thevtic .• ' EN of a son. Uk 11.. —Oetubtr 2. at ‘7. Ilfolynty-valor, C3At",.c.l, • Captain tuek. Sind 13,,,rinaeut. of a eon. S(1117' —taeober 6, at the Vicaraco. Waist 'Lan, the • Nev. T. trot t, of a !On. S3lll ll. (Mel% r Cas - ordish-road. Kt. John'•-• wile of Captain F. IL Snuth, Royal Navy../ a alp. WILKINSON.- o.tolkr 3, at llyale, .lale of at • Mn.. It. Wh'in ton, of 3 (Laughter. WI 44 •Kr —tht r 2, a! Mont,. noir Li% erpool. of J. U. 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