The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-28 00:00:00

SPORTING INTBIZIGENCE. BF.TTING TN LONDON.—Ttiminal. Vaelrla and layer, WeYe to-day co tho'qui vire fir ea Liver- Tsai up so eisteusess, aid wonting fl uor opreulattoo took att tatitite.) tam 'once, thiuoCon at 10to I, and Ajax at 100 tod, De rut mot two he r tuveoted on to auy *mount ":, t oya was a dtypeettion to lay stemma The iSillneeo l l !I;tet itva Atkin bad beta seietted, to T was C:itttvl, * and Paul Joao wai tortallerc at Ito I. Some Defligtifeltinvi took pima to the Mile ‘e et the acnning, youtatukara at which arc Martha an the ap roan 41 quote Keil : i.rrFrroot. 11 to 2 aret The Prim/ t o. lOU to 1 test La.,ly Coventry after 16 to 1 tt) bad bean t; 1M to 6 - Alan it) - - Paul Jooe-,(off, at.o to lb Am:moth° (t. 1 Pt* 1) & of) 10 to 1 Oriniateu (t 110:0 to 3.) Doric (off) and v ) WO to Tf gpt, Fripecairr. with an aemptilile (l) 1110 to 40 - T. Interaoit',. lot el) 20 to 1 The French Mot, ,itT) Offer. to tate 6 ford the SW, oth red. Of, rs to 14 at& to boo an 7 toot the beld. DE.IIIIY. to 1 .yet Thilaantro (off, loco to 150 vt) • 4111100 to 60 - llatco.i.r it mid at) am to to - • Itta auLllo it, lOW to 13 aftenriusls off) eifte to Portionoutli (of) Pita to 1.5 Kilo; Cophrtua icro lo coa•km.rtion tot) lbw ,ten on VI/odium, tim mo t! (t) wai Oast, and Pretender, sect Orld .11 to 4 apt any three (41,17 to 4) I to 1 HARROW AUTUMN lIEETINO.—TtruiDAY. • Tie Ire darn raring on tin pettily vitiated Mirror Course COO maimed a gad att. taben.o, and ma. produ live of ex iellent el out. The weather ea fortunat.ly very fine, and the not so Ma as might have been ..xpeeted, roueidering the heavy m ine y hale tenntly fallen. Mr. W. O. Hinnett was in glint lam, w.naing no leas than tome out of the live events ended, and opening the ball by raining off the Sunman. Make* by the aid of Proctor. The Noah Western Sakes 'Ho plc( haoo was won very cavity by Ma, a ra tog like daughter if lombton, and the irate! . of the Selling Stakes, Little Calto4, also traces Ito deo.ent to thin nire of openly ones. Jud,rag from the taw of the market in this m••• it is more than piciable that 'Mask Prince wan under orders" Faftewn Feet anitend for the Handicap Fate, and the race w n an exceedingly good,roe, one, Warlike only winning by a beat Avoncourt and Lyman turning a dead brat fur ta•mnd pare, and t. heads" sepa rating them horn Venturer, who was fourth, and bat a little lance in advance of the Ina home. For the Marry Fate eighteen out of twenty-aix coloured' pat is an appointing but in ((caeca Mx' of 40 eh. rt a t • wt, earning (etwone the handing of the number and the tall of the irtmter'ntbigt barely anything in the race was larked Mr Bennett amain =applied the w lnn m in Falstaff. Owing to the lag delay at the pont for two of the ram it wan found impassible, on menunt of the fiat falling Made, of evening, to run off the Maiden Steeplechase Fate, 'shah conarem,•ntly stanch river for to-day. Boolmeakere had a nuctun of link. as with the ex, eption of Ada uo favourite won, and the lamb wai, skinned" ever more than one event. Details are app ailed. Inc Srainoaa E of 3 FOTS. verb, with 30 *Mal, for beam that have never won a race, value fait up to the time of Moving, for 3-yr-olJs and a:poniards; weight for age ; email& allow ances. Half a mile. 112 sate ) Mr. W. O. /Maar. ltator, by Oxfunl-PlanaiNe, 3 yrs fat sees. .. sees . . (Emden) 1 Mr. I'3mb : l : aka's Lord Derby, 3 yra, 7at (ear 74 Om (Ponfield, 2 Mr. J. 14717&111 . ( Brown Jug. 3 yin. fat %Wyatt) 3 Tbe following also run: -Peninsula, Male Llthe, Veto, and Patti gelding. it Omar : 3 to 4 cam TAO 11 ) .? 1, 3% 4 to I apt Proem, and 10 to y apt tam. made the twining from beginnanct to end, and ron by two length!. load Darby wail half • length in a!- UM" Of }WIT dug: Fenntaula, well up, was fourth, Mauro ebbs fifth, Veto =Mb. and tbe Patti gelding last. Tim NORTH Walt Fin) tfT•Kr, Of fp says. east, lit to the fan], w.th 40 widen ; winners atm. About two miles. bir C. Nue, act'. Ado, by Lanildon -Blight, 4 yre,ldal I(fb aTomlitmati) 1 Mt. W. Clarke! ("Drina. mprd. 114 llb . .(Lanieln) 2 • Adlin's Acrobat, aged. hat bib t Parma.) 3 lin folkau g also tau Wine, VMien, and Undo the C.aud. • . !bemire: 3to 2 agnt Ada, 110 to DI spit Carina, Slit es - °i egad Vision and Ant bat. and 2.1 to f (at nest sto 2) a;.t 1 lane. Add et I im3y with the lead, and Pale naming at a it,. pane, atten Ind IT Am °bat and tuna.. no inn an g ul. tni nor. On the tar side, Under the Caal .o, I 11.11.111‘ ttl, :sad At - ti lot for a abort time head the cmnisand. Ada lea, ter soon again went to the limn, and came in an ea.y • .11IWT I ) lot] It [guns. OW - ilia w.el, nix leiXraki an advance of Anoint. Back Pain,* was Visini nett:. mad Under de flrud oid not pars tte prat. • 11•1 , 1 , 11' I' ATF : winnire extra. About Svc 11w bogs straight. Mr. Thomas' Warlike, by Weatberbit-E. mine of trek now, 9 yno 7,4 2,0 . (Wyatt) 1 Mr. Zuni.' LeTtis, 4 yen, fat loth - (Barker) • Mr. 'Deem P Aumannt, g yrs, 44 loth •it ad,' • The following also ran : - Venturer, 'rumbler, Frogmen., Ilia Emily, Bonn* Katie, Black boy, Ziannie, Trumpery, Esme ralda, Lytaingt. 1,, Diatom toed Derby. Bette g : 11 In 4 sent Taira. 3 to I aged T.yrnineton, 6 to 1 alert Ilcitiie Dante. h to I apt Warlike, laa to el ago Tumbler, and It 5 apt Attestant. After a long delay at the pont th • 1.4 woe &inert,. dto au indifferent shut, Aveneourt an is aline vet n .Lowing in trent, and making the tuning. closely atteuded k Undies, Teatime, and Warlike. A distant* from home Done Ina Lardly half a length between the Ire horse. oumpnieug the Mint raz.k, and Wyatt riding Warlike with great jadran •nt won chserly at. the post by a bail, Avonnourt and lAlpti• ran a dead beat be aeon plate, finishing a Lead inherit of Ventur.T, who wits . sundae diaasce inadvance of Banes fifth, Lymington path, leml2( r general', lord Darby eighth, Freannore ninth. Slummy next, and the others were whipped in by Mack Hoy and Fisernlda. . _ . A 11;14 - s Tit; .. i 3 L ATE of 6O wo. for 2-yr.oldo ; winners extra. Atwat *Ty !ado*. Aramitt. Mr. W. G. unetro Foloilaff, by 31.1.. r Ibmtnn - baperon,. l, 7-t 7lh Mr hare hameehatka, gat MI, , . Smith 2 Mr. R. limey'. Mrs. Vionuta, 7st Llt, fairker; 3 The lolliwing ado ran :—Aroneourt, Lady Lavender, Lad of likotland. Juanita, }Nagler, Prebendal, Itedbreset, _tatetier, Ir4rtuore—Mist Wuolgto, Pluirmiropeuia. Congruttdater, NU? Tb. MUSTILY and Flirt Elate. Betting : 4 to 1 agst Envelope and , to I ant o.Agratulator ; but in ionw quenee of v, ohne a tine elapsing 15.4 wren the hold ing ..f th. iiiinitera and the start no other betting took ptaoe. Itiabr att,nitsd by Envelope, Fist Fiddle. Kameehatka. and Juanita, madr running to the d*etanee, where Falstaff tame to the fitnt, and won cleverly by a bead. A length and a half divid,l nand and third ; First Fiddle was fourth, Juanita fifth, Ewa— bore sixth, the other. pulling up. • Swing,: 13 , LtErs ef PAS. each. with 2A aided: weight for age; attain tul , atanors . till:ma tea tea sold ty au Lou tor ld rove. Bali a toile. 1,=111;13O1tt'e Utile e,a,tes, by 'finlike', darn by l',e, 2 yr* fa•t., -t 1111. • 1. uve . „ ; 1 ▪Mr K Hairnet.** f.nfi*. a yi• •CL , 1.. 2 . Mr. W. l'otter•* re:moil], a yr* dot 216_ .... ( Wyatt, 3 1.(.. t . M a pais of Lanni,, Kell Hill. euphne, awl l'rimul t. trot g: 6 to 2 Neortoglon, 7 tee 2 t Mar.iu, of Wor getter. to lt c•i.l, !fill, :.el,l lo to i p4;st ut.e ri. lAttir CI p.rrp ,, t••ff with It • I , tra-le all tho ranniux, und se tri assay by a kniith Kul a half. I.upu*d feat/ d 14••• t 1..111 .by a bdf LOY:bit r :trout' Flare, Itu•li 11111 was fourth, Nur.Dirton tilt h. rupliog o.le 1* at tuten 1 4 ,n8• Itritistug up the 'tear. Ihe aihreT a.. , 1 , 1 to Mr. Holmes for 44 ruiner, Ile Mail( n e 7'l le, on it° mtut of the dArktteas :btu %throe. A, 1/1, wail ntxtgay. WOECT.STER AUTUMN MEETING. Tido popiilar muting a somata td yeatard WY as usual th itbtirtob xi bloat Mita tol r 141, UttAtTlittlo.l, but llott4 ItOt all for tito 6.1.4 It Torii,. will. thy ell( vitttsll 01 Ult. Landis', of toy, oay, a 1111 . 1441.4 an inlttrets4ll4f and ex AIN/ lfniab lAtlttttll the favourite and Ifurtigern, the last named Ly r Ltail. Toe 'lordly Vas, w.. 4 wsn by Tor Colon.' shit (J....N. et , ne in the saltily. this atonotpirrbe.l rid loitunaty jo lo . y tow , inaNzurating bia sroarantanitry calor/own Ly a win. 3,5) 11:114: In Wag u.k plat stn !atone er sea. Details. are awitittlitu, 11ra,nrrr Ptolt of 34 t.OV-. taddtd to iii.f..."l”ttAkt , of 3 iota. ear h , for 3-i az.d up%anlt. ; uiuu.n txtr. Una 'rule and • quarter. till solo. Jilr. J. amid. rid I.uta, by Trumpet t r—Tyddingtonia, 4 Tr., Set 41b iinc. NAtl ez 'Butler, I Yr. Lawnin a llatt:ab., b.t Gill tint. 1 , 4 b .1) IL Taylor, 2 Mr. Snauero F•alin, 4 yrs, fed 31b ...... 3 Paid of klorebloy and Norr,m4r &sorsa. Letting: 6to 4 mg.; Loto, 5 to 2 NO itarnabo, 4 to 1 wrot Tecdor, and 6tol La three. Nocrunne cut out the work choir of the turnout.. and Maid of Burghloy, who were char of the two heavy weight.. until r. unding the top turn, where Bernabo ran into the thud place, and Maid of dropped into the re it, which pontiono wire held until appmewhing the turn into the straight, Ahern the two favourite,' bearlod Sonoma, and had the taint' to themalv., llornabo, never getting fairly up, waa beaten aft, r a good ruo oby a net. l'oodor wan third, four Itagths in Um rear of narmabo, and a laigth in front of Maid of burldey, with Norwenno beafra off. ' &rd.,. of 5 mem. agh, with 30 added, for 2.yr dide ; mat., trot; abut,and grid/Aga, fat lUlb ; with selling allowaners. Half a Wile. '7 etarri.) Mr..l. Merry's f by Lord of the We—Lady Larewell, rat PAT ff.:o; -. . . (lerY/ Captain liarbeirs t by Chevalier d' beludne - limpodansa, Cwt lid). 4430) ~ J effrey) 2 Mr. IL Fund'. g by Prin. Ilmaater ed lull (Ca) Ilititler) 3 Venni...lli, Omni Twit, sad Weds. akin Tan• Betting to 4 sad Wand lus k, ICO to as .44,1 the Lair Lum en"' filly, 4 to 1 add lb, Ilippc..:sioia 1111 y. 5 to 1 Mtn Teelnimili. and 10 to 1 midi aird the link gelding and limbs. A king de:ay at the prat wan iii0....1 ty the hated-mai of Veridoelll anal the liar k11 1177( 4C- 77 1,7, Us 4 et ow.) it wa< to A yAly . Sc., nt st (Si.o.d Tw kg. burl!y off and Ileela IMAIV at (I.e plot •Tle• rhinix ...de play. follow.. by Um Linty Lunwell illy and Venue till. At the e the Pludi Nelda ) , wer laden, and the Ilippodaniia filly drew up to the Lab..., when a gad ram hoar with the thine enamel, the Lady Lure well filly vendor by a nt , k, the thick at berg hriedieig third. LAU 11 klarth tit tin. eIAANAtI. In MAN ohm up binth, Crud Turk 1. MI, 18 , 1 a walking in girth the mewl. The wined ue- I.oogla as law t'Bl Tan IirENAL 1.14/6. •NI.WAY q 2.5 U; tidied to a sweep. stakes of 0 •14.0. th.. 11, far 2..yr.01ds ; wiraaw extra. T. YC Etraighthidf mule. to sub.., NV H. Waded'. 'regretter, Ey dewed Glide Perfume, 64 alb , fludaun) 1 Mr loam's Wetifn.l , 7et ithedeal, Mr. O. desore Pleammarn, 71st Lllo . ...(Maidinent) 3 A 1 he following aka tan OriAdline, Needle (Jun, and betta g r. to 1 each agd,Wilifted :..al pro g r am , 4 to I mat 0 n y,,,,, a , 51,j y 'hologram, and 1m to lc.each red Jtetreun sea rdiu Gnu. got away is front, and the whole of the rtnadog, wits in a sinter by three lemerth,. Walked, who was a similar *name in front. of Photegram. ALyeadda Wm Wise ball a With Isom the third, Necile Uua fourth, •rirem Or&lito teat. Tod N'e'rve I era! Atmeuwa narafear, a eseertaltai of 10 are, d ea t h, h ft, for lad upwards; 141117.211 extra :.found to ere Yds dale.. mule mid Mee fur tube.) Mr. Saxon's Vertigent. lb .... (4 1 1 / ". eg I Aot 11110 Mr. Wadkm*s firs. ft Mr the Obee liddenniswit, 4 yirs, IA '" 'Mauro I 71. e following she ma Briar,. Virginia (temper, .Bthello,asig Thu Returned. : 7 to • mad Pidifist, 3to 1 girt Kidder.niaater, I to 1 opt VartiT.rn, Tto 1 aril Timm& Cre. , 8 to I rot Wild Briar, end Ms t o 0 aid Retunicd. ftsa the lot had fairly read dove to the wort the renamand was takes tt .Inadet abater, who sae inliawd by Vet • Ind Wild rnlar, The abater, and 011adb febersdng, end Vlrpisia Creeper briasiar op du r.••• Oar Nam quartet% at TWIN whist ridelia feint.] Niritts minder :aA Voillreen, and Kidienniorder Idireg n 7,6014 .*a 'l o ertm• *4 A • mile from home Pidefin Mob 4 1 1 ear rummer, Vretinsa nwitimr at he qa:st.la until fairly io IL. atir.aht. 10. m he he.A.4l Mr. Wallow', ume., nal haring ter In dinleultim the r.immetimisat of tlie tetrad on. donne, won in a r.nter by . beat. Kidderminddr was third, beaten two length. from Virginia lbeoper via fourth, 001410 It* !WIMP, Salk. mad 'Aldine, Met • flatante Syria el WM web; ilmehl 4111 ; 1041 " me, with wiling and othere;smmoca. ,W e furlongs. yeah. Irm PT:ane,e, by Arthur Wellesley —Prairie .but lib tJefferyL Mr. ( ,:relel';;•• letd, t‘r, lab ... Ofachsent " T • ‘!. Oy's blothir New•hain it2ol. 3 yre, 1 3 5 1iA 04,00 3 ri .ho ran Valentine, elaudeter, Coal rat. and y. • Pettit g: 11 toe uu P5-ieneee, 4 to 1 aipt Mather Neadiam, and Tto I apt Neer. Attrr • knit &lel at the met,owned by tn e trachoma, is of Bt. Video:int, Linkhoy, and c•elit, Pyrenees • jwyped off in hoot, and heldhsg a elms 1e54140 the end, nos is watt. by tl.mc lengths Prom 11111 , 11. Ifother Newham wee third, Lean Lidf • let gib fries the armed ,• Linkbey was tourth, Peter Afth.land &sod, re, next, with 8t Veleutine Wit. The winner us told to ) x. llidmn ler 126 guineas, and dienderer void for 12 peen ea. nor Lc ante Rees (Handirap) of sow, each, with 40 added; wit LOP tails. Ise wiles, Oft r night* of burttes. (Pr intim.) Mr. J. Waymini'm 'the Culos.sl, try linigtit el Kars— er, ie. It- t 21b lie. Wed:. lie J, wild, IS yrs, 10. t loth W. White( 2 Lord 14.utttt's 'Papa lin& Fuaiher, 4 pa, mat 41b tier. Edwarid 11 Ite folk wire. ales tan Ibrtunstw, Osidetzsean. Aurora, /burin?' en, ant. eok tee. letting : 2 to t eget Yteabel, 140 to 30 eget ITeasieakeia, 4to apt t °Wart am, hto 1 • ash spa Coleavo and Fortanitto., and lilt to 14 spd Colon, I. 1 .rua made pig, fotow d efolety L y Featunatio, to the lint obetaele, wiikat the pair cleared abreast f lag 11 other, Royal L i-h Puialier loam on Lid d, C.4.l4rearn (moth, but ionnurtiately taking the leap she I Mee undipped his jiaLr y, &web. 1 bringing up the rear. Art. r rounding _(be top tutu, the eon mend wets to.km by Ilareington, Aurora toltnw- G~ tot. .uo tothiwii,g cher of Fiatatudiss and JeitZ wish The Col.tul in attendance. When they gi rie al at a trine, narrington pave way, and on rem Lirg the Sevin liankride the pare mho improved, Cole tro .Fain tokii.g up the running, Voitunatai and Attic la going on 'mooo and third, Jeaabd taking a more im- I ru.u,g pien.on. Half-a-to& from home JCAll'ltl !muted the M ailing it in, end came on fur the turn into the straight with the ud, jumping the Mot flight of Iturdtew in advaneeol The Colonel, RI et to eh rune Vortunarme, Voienso, and Royal Irish Pisa r. At the dirtaniv .trauhel mu in inutile, and The Colonel at core d:all.n d aid di awing away, won in a .aortae by twi Irrrt It( )al lrirb Emile*r was third, half-a-length in Jerribere mar. with t oh nro time up. fourth. Fortunate,. fifth, Aaron &mil Remington Mat. Cokintn am did not rem the poet. BETTING ON THE COLTILSE. LTVPRPOOL AUTUMN (IYP. b to 1 eget lir Palmer foe) 10 to 1 - Grimatoa A noil tow* t. A ;imam-a. N Mamba', Turn of T.ailt, ehattorboa, Mpg Tim c. Lucatta, (*pry, L. $. H. balder, Ildion, Iron mmti r, Adam Bede, Acton, Ilomiuraihto, gyouilgn Hall of the Mill, The gpy (eget, Mite Dodson, &Waver, y, Leaming ton f, Manama, mad Hilda. 'rid IMPRESS, 'WEDNESDAY EVEHINO, OCTOBER CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (Continued from yesterday's Bsprem.) (Before the Common Serjeant) 'earl Ziberski, a Polish Jew, shows' described as a Rnsu. sign spy. was indicted fur wilful and norrupt perjury, alleged to have been committed before Mr. Henson, one of the me tropolitan police magietratee, upon a charge against a per son named Oscar Hewman, and two other prisoners, of having feloniously in their possession a quantity of forged Human rouble notes. Samuel Frunekel, one of the prionners who ploadal guilty on a previous occasion, was then .ezamined, being brought from the gaol to give his evident He mid that the prisoner introduced himself to him at Liverpoal in November last year, and at that time he was an entire stranger to him. He brought some tatimoniabs to his character. and also several letters from Jews residing abroad. and the prisoner Ftiboe niently admitted that these testimonials and letters were • forgeries. He (witness) then went on to say that the prosecutor Bowman warn an en' ia e stranger to him, and lie had never seen him in the t ern) any of the primmer, and none of the conversa tions spoken to by the latter us reference to furgel Russian notes ever took phi*. In es osesexaminat on the sties, admitted that he was my:Muted with Dave' and Behrens, who we a eunvicted of laving forged Iluicsian notes in their possession, and said that efts'. I/avis was in ciatudy his daughter came to him for son.e money, and he gave her ow. • but he said this was mousy he owed to Bahrain. Ile dee . auasl that, althorgh he hod pleaded guilty, be knew nettling of the fogs ty of 'Wigan nwes and was entirely innoaent. Upon being re-examined. he mid that the reason he pkads d guilty to the mrsslemeanciar was. ben me he was afraid that, upon the false evidence of the prisoner, he might have beer, convictesl of felony, and received a mush heavier sentence. . . . . Bernard Harris, the other prisoner who pleaded guilty, was then called, and I.e also den'ed having Tien coioernod in any tiansaetn n relating to forged Ravi in notes, or that the prosecutor, Mr. liewmaet, hal anything to do with such transactions. Ile al,o Mated that Mr. Hemmen was indteed to write the address on the envelope which was produced in evidence against him, and which was repre sented to have contained forged rouble notes, at the request of the prisoner. Leopold Goldberg. a commission agent, &poled that be bad known the proAscutor for five and twenty years, and he remembered accompanying him to Mr. Hams's shop in Leman-street, and he was present when he was asked by Hams to write tome address on an envelope, which was afterwards given to a man whom be could not recognise, who was sitting in the shop, and who had the appearance of a Polish Jew. Rarah tricker, the servant of Harris, gave similar evidence with regard to what took place when the addree was written on the envelope. In error-examinatton this witness said that she knew the prisoner Ziberski, and he was in the habit of coming to her master's house almost every day, but she was mashie to say whether they were in the habit of walking out together. Ether Cohen said her father was a glees cutter in Royal Mint-street, and she knew the prisoner, who was in the habit of coming to their house. In March last the pri soner eame to rice her father and told him that be could inti °duce Lim to a busine,s by which he could make his foiture, and he produced two Russian rouble nob*, which be mid were forged, hut they would pass ai genuine roles. and I.e could get an many of them as Le viewed. Her father told him that this business would not suit him, and threatened to turn him out of the house. _ _ Same( I Cohen. the father of the last witness, confirmed Ler es Pew e with regal to what took place. Mr. H. Moses, who described himself as a flier: bent, raid that in May last the prisoner was iIISIOdUCIA to him by Norris, and he wanted an advance of mousy upon tsva foreign bills of exchange which he produeod. - Witness aid hr wechl make inquiries lei -acting the bills, awl the ii-ult was that he refund to make any a lviciee to the prisoner. In cross-examination this witness said that be called Lirn elt a tuttulittut, but his business con d,ted prinaip illy in di, counting bills. lie did not remember having ad vented Harris Lief. to carry oat some speculation fir engraving plates. Ho had lent him money, but never for such a Fui vise as that. Ile had also advanced money to Reesman, but lie could not ray whether he owed him any money at the present time. He did not advance any money fur assaying on this prosecution, but he lent Mr. Itewtuan about Met. shortly before he was apprehended. This dosed the case for the prosecution, and Mr. Bee leant Petry yroceeded to ad dres s the jury, and to sum up the evidence that had been given by the various witnesses who had been examined. In the course of his observations he e xp ressed his surprise that Inspector Thompson should not have been called as a witness for the prisoner, particularly after his extra ordinary statement that be bad forged two bills of ex change at his instigation.. He said that this was a moat serious charge, and if there was any truth in it, it appeared to him that the public authorities ought very seriously to consider the question whether a person who could act in such a manner was a fit one to remain any longer in the police of this country. The learned serjeant concluded by stating that the prisoner, according to his own aditst i was a person of neat infamous character, audits ex his opinion that if the Russian government hadrone7Z what sort of a man he really was, they would never have instituted a prosecution against any individual upon the evidenee of such a witness. At this stage of the care the trial was adjourned. (Before Mr. Comnderinner Kerr.) Oakfry liriwlley, 60, painter, pleaded guilty to five ins Imints charging hint with stealing watches and other articles Of jewellery. Mr. Daley, who appeared for the proution, statcd that this was a very ase. Ac The prisoner went into no fewer than five separate houses, under the jirAenes of taking Weems and Moto watches, rings. pins, and all kinds of jewellery. to the value of about 2W. from arch. Ibete weie five different prosecutors. Inspector Kerressey, of - how, said that in March, 1813, the ',ripener was seideneed to six years' penal servitu le, and rat that oceasien a previous conviction and sentence of two years' inivisonnunt were proved at; and him. After his apprehension in the present instance, limpet ty to the *Mount of /OW., consisting of gold and silver watcher, pins, rim. a, and breathes , whi c h b a d lain id .1 at fir m fins ty-tercen different houses in the metropolis, w.ui recovered. 'Die Cumuli , lamer suntestced the prisoner to fourteen ram' penal servitude. IYnUrsa Galitrem, a rougli•loGkiug man, was charged with stealing a p ure e containing Itol. in notes and gold, the property of Thomas Staines, a private in the Royal /dames Mr. Cooper poses:utak and Mr. Montag u Willie/et' defended. • The prosecutor bail just returned from service, and,: basing fallen into the bands of the prisoner at London. bridge station, be was taken into different public-houses, and eventually robbed of his money. 'I be jury returned a verdict of Guilty. kkiveral previous convictions were proved against, the El:honer. and he was said to be a man who wag in the habit of tacking up soldiers and sailors and robbing Ursa The learned Commistiontr sentenced him to seven years' penal iservitnde. CJierks Pape; a slimly-built young man of was indicted for a highway robbery, with %kileueu, ols elderly lady named Elimbeth Helsden. The proeccutriz was procrdlng along Southampton, ONO, *rand. When the prisoner struck her • violent blow on the cheek, which knocked out two of her tooth, and stole her reticule. Ile ran away, but was followed, and taken into custody, and on being seamiest a lif e pro. server was !mud in his tossicasion. Ito was 1011114 Built v. and the Comiiiies;idiet, in pue,i iig eidetic*, said he niu•t receive forty stilse with tlei •• cat," and afterwards be kept in pt•ual servitude for term of tire >iens no prisoner, why /maintained flint Inc twow, iMIU•I44.IIIt of the crime, was then removed. itoiorl Johnson, a respectably dremod youdg man, pkadedgbilty - to two indictments ths with deb. bevies from the Cheat Northern 8r , 414,3u, and South Coaat Railway stations. Mr. Cooper represented the Great Iforthe-. 0 Ba rm y Com any, and Mr. Straight the Brighton C , .. maurr . 11. e }}wooer was sentenced to 18 mon*:asi har d r a b oar . 12 , 11ip Arllur Mayers and Jame% • i komm e p i m d o d guilty to a burglv c : e m the pretniar„; of Barnard Pick ring, drug and broker, I .aaa , armarra ci ty . ILe circumstances of Mir case h are b an recen tly no . ported. Both pruaoersWe'..* proved to have been previously eon- Tieltd. and Hanes war sentenced to 7, and Beaumont to 10 7 1 an , ' I"..aleervitude. tfiute`..sie ,Iwlias Charles I lare, 27, of gentlemanly ap ffun'Aseis pleaded guilty t 3 forging two cheques for the cticely of 341. and 2.W. it , Ili/m.(3., it was stated, had ordered 1 , 01110 clothing, hit 11113 h Le laid with chequt a to which he had forged the tignettie of his brother, riancie A. Halo. flowas sentenced to 18 mouths' imprisonment, with hard Ithour. SURREY SESSIONS. (Before Mr. E. It. Adams.) A care of erme importance was hoard before Mr. r Lit ) n and a lunch of maginti ales. It was au appeal by Mr. .J. t tevcsis, 11.0 lendlad.f the Hope public-horse, Gravel -ions, and treasurer to the Mutual Aid Loan Fund t-oeitly at d Hope 1 can Fund, held at hie home, against tl e t envie tit u of Mr. l'artridge on the 2nd inst. Mr. (l l euteim appeared for the appellant, and Mr. Llhp tot the TCRiolideut. Ti.e all client has for some yearn kept the Mope public tense, Hinvel-lane, Southwark, and was appointed trea surer. He received the money, and paid all authorised demands. fancily, however, the society's affairs became so disarranged that they called meetings, and at lad sen.mored the appellant before Mr. Partridge on the 2nd inst., t ni'er 11. e T rit sadly SoeletiesAct, 18 and l9Vie..cap. 63, rec. 24, for withholdinglG6f. in cash, 24 promissory notes, 12 borrowers pannbooks and a caeb-book, belonging to the society. Mr. Nagger, the secretary, swore that he had gone through the books and found the appellant deficient in his account', and he refused to repay it or give up the books. Mr. Partridge ordeted him to pay the sum of 106 f., 201. r enalty, 20a erste, and the delivery of the books trillion 14 days, or three months' imprisonment. From that decision Mr. Stevens appealed to the court of quarter sessions. Mr. Liner, on behalf of the respondent, contended that there was no appeal andel. the Trien 11y Societies Aet, and that the Quarter Sessions Act required lt days' notice, end the mile of the Surrey Session, was that appellants should give eight days' notice to the court and to the re spondents. Such had not been given, therefore he con tended that the appeal could not he sustained. After hearing Mr. Ilppenheim. the court considemd that under the plovinons of the Police Act the appeal must go on. A great deal of evidence was gone into en both aides, when the court considered that there was no case what ever against the appellant. It appeared to be a question of accounts, and from the evidence of the auditors the society could not claim more than about 3W. from Mr. Stevens, who was entitled to retain the promissory notes, they Icing made payahk to him. The appeal was acmird ingly affirmed, with costs. ibis case finished the session. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE.. ....... The two brothers, 2Aemas II( now Bennett and John ?.,,.fit, cl arged respectively with stealing and receiving t Legi:t s to a huge amount belonging to Mmeire. Joseph railer ar.d Co., whartingeru. Lrewers Quay, were brougut l efore the Lord Mayor for the purpose of being formally ct mn.ittcd for trial. 11. e facts of the case have been recently reported at h rgib. It will be rt membered that the prisoaers in tended to examence but Imes as ware menhant,, and that ire eider to provide fuuds, the prisoner now" who eras in the cmi Icy merit of the pioseeutort as bookkeeper, stole do dues belonging to them to the value of several huiedreel }maids, and hanged them to Lis brother John, who he. pored of the proceeds in the purchase of wines. Where tie en.berrltmtut was eli,coveied Tlmmaa went abroad, but I. tals.equently returned, and gave himself into the Lards of the police. 11. e del mitions were now read over, and the pr:wan•m, win retuned their defence, were Stray committed fur _ GUILDHALL. j,,Ara Veitley, a rtirsmaker, living at Wickham Brooks, Suffolk, apleaued to a summons before Alderman Hale, to wester a charge of ensiling a pig to Nuegate-suarket for rale as human food, the mane being dimmed, uusotuid, and unwholesome, and unlit for the food of man. Mr. Baylis appeared to prosecute on behalf of the Corn mi....ismer, of Sewers. -.—.-..-.- 'llle ease we. proved, and tie defeuidaut war fined SI. and 2/. 2a. coke. 'kW a bubler, of Bride-street, Cambridge, ba"Ne 31. 3s. eas* inr h"ißg sent to New for Wal fiord tll 4 °l o B :a i r d quarters of boot, dimmed and u nfit MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Yr. /ea* 1m thew ,1/44rroi the New York Hatli Leicester-otreet, Leicester-eltuuw, charged with attempt- Leg to obtain the sum of 2,4001. by fraud frum the Ga.- nett and Coke Company, better known as the Chartered Om Cc !army, appeared before Mr. Tyrwbitt for final esaminstron. _ _ Mr. Morgan (Humphreys and Morgan) appeared fur the prosecution and Mr. Edward IRWift. of (heat Marl borough-street, for the detente. 'I he depositions in this case, which bad been before the public for several weeks, were now completed and the defendant was committed to the amtrod Crimilial Coat for trial. HAMMItS3IITH. nowt, Ireland, an elderly man, was chargevl on a war tent with running away and leaving his wife and one child cl.srgt able to the parish of Hammersmith. The rriioner did not deny the °lent*, but said he thought hi. sen would take care of his wife. Ilia (laughter was in service at the time. All Lis things were taken away on the day he left. Mr. Halsey, the relieving officer, said that when he was cal:f d in lie found not a %Obi ige of furniture in the roues, aid be was obligid to rind the wife into the infiru.ary, as the was guile dertitule and helpless. In soccer to questions the officer raid the oat of the relit f green was ill. The wife became chargeable ou the 11th of Mar. . - the Frit oncr had no cleans of paying the money, and as Mr. Dayrran had no alternative but to send hint t r 4( n, to was committed for three months, with hard lal r. tiolscquently it was ascertained that the warrant was entiil the 14th of April, and as the magistrate had no jurit diction bcyond six months. the prisoner was brought lack and informed that he could not be convicted for that cfk nee. He was then called upon to answer the minor charge of neglecting to maintain, and as the reliev ing officer dated that he was able to support his wife and did not, Mr. Hayman ordered him to be imprisoned for cue month, with hard labour. FTIOCKING ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON, CHAT NAY, AND DOVER RAlLWAY.—Yosterday, at about • quartet to 1 o'cluck, a shocking accident happened on tire Mehopolitan Extension of the London, Chatliam, au l Dover Railway, near the Hattenea-park Station, whereby a man named Henry Pope, a platelayer in the company's eei vice, received injuries of such • ieritnui nature that it is statrd he cannot possibly waive. It appears that Pope went to work yesterday morning on the line for the flirt time, and when the accident hap pened he wr. s en gaged with fevers' others on the tron bridge which carries the High Level of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway over the engine-yanl awl oliedt of the London, Brighton, and South Cirtat Railway. Shortly before one o'clock a Victoria train for Ludgate-hill was °likened cueing round the curve towards the itatterea- park Station, and all the tarn, including Pope, stepped back to the .ice of the idge toallow it to pars. new It is mtatrsl, b.. slightly thified his notation, and in doing so was caught by the engine, which Ineektd him • distance of about 12 or 13 f. et. 'I ke train at the time the acrident happened had the breaks applied so as to admit of its mtoppimr at the rtutian, aced was of cow r. soon brought up. The pour fellow was then r. covered from the hue, and surglc'd assist_ sauce leaving bet n hr nt for, Dr. Suteliffe, of A.ohville-plarte, Patter -ea-I ark, attend...l, and roll+ ed hit instant removal to St. Germ ge's Hoepltal. Ile.idet having the hark of hit head knocked is, be it fearfully cat about in all parts of Lie testy. &vend of the men engaged with Pope en ds I% timid to rind out his retallenee, so that h.s re:atioai and frk aide might know of his precarious couditiou, but wire unable to do foe tiING FLAK AitIDENT TO A RAILWAY GUAR O. - An accident of a serious nature has happened to William Corinth, of 24, Wolfu-sticet, Doekhiait, a breaksinam nu the Metropolitan Railway. who was acting ma guard. It tarots that the unfortunate man war looking out for the *goals at King's-erree when the door flew open and hu "fell out upon the •1:-foot way. Ile was piekod up insoi t . • table, end conveyed to the Royal Free Hospital, Only's isneruad, whew it was ascertained that three of his ribs were broken, and that be had sustained other serious injuries. All/lIIIATION OF STREET NAXElt.—Thu Metro "minim retard of Works lac orderod the following alters- Jim* to ha made in the IMMO, of public streets in thu tnettolinlia Pitt-street end Salisbury-street, NuwiAgtolt tube re-named Darwin-street • Chapel -atreet, Walburgh shout, 444.. Cleerge'e-in-the- E mit, to bo re-named Tait street ; Asechor-aßeet, Bethnal-green, to ho ineurprindisl with Solider-4mM ; Bodford-row, Southwark, tu lie incor porated with Zuor-street ; Lontou-strout, Southwark to be incorporated with Lounin-itreet, Mari.tl.l4l-terrain ; and LoweeMmodltdd-placc, to lairs witted with Mims field-place. Thu solionlinry names iu .y-rond, liuu- Idllgßik and Quilin's-road, l'teLheus, to ho abidisbod. Alt. MS • JON, ike M LIMIT-11111 MM COD lama OIL-The ustplawtitwo.l.lo wiltwoler; 44. al thF. Oil atm. W miler Liu& 44 U,... ettert. cl to U.. IrhataraP4 IV I u. 141,41, •• I tptre tit The t prsmni•iw I 4. Josiah's. liwlot•ttrown Liver MI, mid lied It to ke 11101111.1 rt. telviwids; • Uri 44 "11,.-, vati , ti. • at§ *144.14 1 li-ve Am O K ' c.. 1 with 1.4 • lb. it reb-t It. rintity.“ 11.• M tw.14 4 ; ....tp+44l.+l 1tnt0.4.1.41 liatt.l4l•ol., LI. Misty le. pas 04.4 0, 4 . 141 all eheiutat, Foie kinalenova, Ammar. Herten% mg tku. AfOritoct, lAdtfetkrefastO 11111 DIR BY 701801. A horrible tragedy, indicating is most fearful emoted of moral depavity has just been deeded in tbe pariah of thichney, about nine mßse north of Beaton, Lin coins/ore. In the centre of this village resided Richard Biggedike, an agricultural labourer, who was about 30 years of age. He was • married man, and had three ohd then. To add to the miserable pittance he earned as • labourer, two lodgers lived with the family, nainedThoolas noctea and George liouusonger, the former an agricid twat labourer, about 30 years of age, and the latter a fisherman, aged 21. The wretched hut in which they lived easitaing d hot one sleeping-mom, and in that room Biegadike, his wife, three chikiieu, and two lodgers ail oh t, the two beds wh:ch accommodated them being not mole than 18 inches spelt. It not unfrequendy hap p. r.. d 0 at the lodgers' ware left in bed after Biggadike eolith d the 11.41113 end went to be. daily labour. The result. as might naturally be expected from such • state of 11.ioup, was an implore intimacy between the wife and ne of the lodgers. The Mebane bemuse first suspicious, Hint ji aloha, and finally so& satisfied with her toad uct that qhmiele Le tweet' thim beraine ewe and frequent. At Linen., Mi. bated in Ler affections, and apparently as tired ftl er heaved's lett...nee as she was of lie complaints, he ref ma to Lave conceive d the idea of resorting to murder to let ea of Loth. How long she contemplated the died listuic its execution it M impossible to say; probably acme tine, as it is now known that she had aneme in her poistrib n fully Billie months ago. Be this, howiver, as it may, begodike, who had just before returned from evroi k in the enjoyment of perfect health, was taken sud denly 11l about kitten hour atter te% on Wednesday even iug, the 30th Sept., and in spite of medical aid, which was called in invoechately, he died at six Melock on the following moiniug. An inquest was held on the 31c1 of October - Leine Mr. Walter Clegg, coroner for the Boston district, when the evi dence of Dr. Maxwell, who made the port wierteas examination of the body, left no doubt on the minds of the juiy that the deceased had been poisoned ; it was detenihncd, therefore, to forward the stomach and its centents, &c., to Dr. Taylor, of Guy's Hospital, for analysis, and to adjourn the inquiry until such analysis could be complet.d. At that time the only perform in custody was the wife of the deceased, but circumstances transpired a few days afterwards which led to the appre hension of Thomas Proctor, one of the lodgere„ en • charge of complicity. The adjourned inquest was held at the Hose and Crown Inn, !Blarney. on Friday last, when the following, among other important evidence, was adduced Alfred Swayne 'Taylor deposed—l am • Fellow of the College of Physicians and Professor of Medical Jurispru dence at Guy's Hospital. On Tuesday, the 6th October, I received certain jars and bottles from Superintendent Wright, containing the contents of the stomach, &c., of Richaid Biggadike. I now pot in my report. The report was here read. It was a lengthy document, full of the usual scientific details, from which it appeared that a considerable quantity of arsenic was discoverei. Pr. Taylor then proceeaed—l have beard the deposi tion,' of In. Ids:well to-day, and I have not the slightest doubt that death was caused by inane. The symptoms, duration, and whole history of the case are in strict ac cot dunce with poisoning by arsenic when it proves rapidly fatal. I infer that the deceased had taken a large dose of arsenic, but thnt some of it mint hare been discharged frcm the body by vomiting and purging. There was enough left in the body, which 1 was able to separate, to &ahoy the life of another tenon. I never saw a clearer rare of poisoning by . arsenic. Death took Owe more rapidly than usual, bcing histely twelve hours after the efts( k, a bile the average time is from eighteen to twenty fear hours. _ _ . 'lie following statement, made by the female prisoner fo Mr. John Fair I hillips, governor of the House of Cor reetit n at Spilrby, in wlane custody she has boon sincz her al per hr nsion, was pi educed and read by that gentleman: -- `• ("n the is: t day of September, on a Wednesday, I wav Handing against the tea-table, soil FLIV Thomas Pro ter Lt a white pesetas of some tort into •tr •-up. awl then peuird some milk, which stood on the table. into it. My train r.d at that time was in the dairy warhiug himself. My WO and came into the room directly after and sat himself i'own to the table, and I then poured his tea out, sari he thank it, and more besides that, and half an hour afterwards i.e was taken ill. lie went out of doors and w:.s sick, and came in and eat about ten minutes, and went out and was sick again, and then went to bed. and he arked me to send for the doctor, which I did. The dor for was an hour before be came. I went to the doctor's about a quaitrr of an hour after he left, and he gave me HMO medicine, and ordered me how to give it him—two table-spa nfuls every half hour—and I was to put a mustard plaster on the stomach, and he came no more till II o'clock at night. I came downstairs to go out of dome, and asked Thomas Procter to go upstairs and ,it with my husband. When I went up stairs into the room, as I was going up I saw Prater putting erase white powder into the medicine bottle with a spoon, and he they went downstairs and left me in the room with my husband. As soon as ho had left the room I poured some medicine into the cup, and gave my husband, and 1 tasted it myself. In an hour afterwards I was sick, and so I was for two days after. What I have just stated about the medicine took place about 2 o'clock in the morning, and after the doctor had grl wish you to send a copy of what I have said to ioroner; and I wish to be present at the inquest, to state the case before theta, as it is the truth. "PRIX:ILIA BIOOADIIII6 X her mark." The jury returned a verdict of withal murder against both prisoners, who were afterwards taken before the Recs. D. Rawnsley and R. T. Lister, and committed for on that charge at the next Lincoln a•sizea. COMMITTAL FOR CNIXE INFLUENCE IX DERBYSHIRE. Yitterday (Tuesday), at the Burton petty ses sieus, before Mr. C. W. Lyon (chairman) and sitting ma- Ott atm, an extraordinary case of undue influence, in r. aI tit to the election of South Derbyshire Wall brought moder tl.e Notice of the magistrates. Mr. Hughe4 ce, • gentleman of independent means, rmng idi at mar Iluiton-en-Trent, appea «A personally to ant wer en information charging him with unlawfully, by n.. an. of n certain threatening letter, practising n 11011 Or against George nornley, he being a voter fear the South Deillryshire divi.ion, in order to iuduca him to rive his vf t. at en election. Mr. Leech...di...tor, 1/eiby, appeared in trupport of the awe; Mt. Mottetam, barii•ter Lof the Oxfo:d circuit), fc r the defence. _ _ _ }tom the faeti , it would appear that the defendant, who wan formally et druggist at Burton. lent the complainant, nhomaker and i,hoykeeper ut Stutiton, ISO!. on a ntort yege of fn.ti hold 'property worth 41.11 M. Coutplainatit cot; d for the libels' cantl date (hlensns. Evans and I 'A v tie) at the last deviant. In July last the defendant wroto the following letter to Mr. Thornley: High Bark. MOT-rood. llurton-on-Tnott, July Yntl, ar Sir; -Tlvie to to he a g. weal el.-Minn for OleOlinll.l of yothanvent ato tit a, it third et, owl herrfon. I requtut that you will oto good an to growth* me to vote then fbr the ronoervative tandidateo, and shall La glad of your anower in a day or two. Unit pa we oupt:ort the mum 'Native party. we &hall be in tilitlgtt of having Papery brought in again.— I am, dear sir, yours truly, The complainant replied as follows: stmion, is sr Derby, July 7th, bet.- Dear Sir,—ln rely to your. of the Ind inst., lime Go say that I cannot for one moment think of mOing so wittzury to the principle, by which I have tort se lung guided aa to promise to vote for the coo esrvative nuolidates who may come forward fur elietion kr this part of the county. We're Itodo an I should nuisiilie myself unworthy of the vote which I have now poraesaid a considerable number of years. I am tits-Mealy of opinion that the priam i tant religion is n oii way dependent oci num realism, but that if the protestant (tomb wall be true to hi rself V.ere is ao need to fear a return of popery as the peed"- n ligion of this country. if I could coincide with your viewe„l would nut !imitate to do 0.--Yours truly, tIEO. THOILVI . TO Mr. 11. titooko. To that letter Mr. Brookes replied as follow,: Illigh-bank, Ashby-road, Burton-an-Treat, July 13, Pet —Mr. Thornli y-• li,sr thr,—l rewired your favour, in answer to my note ri queering you to vote for the con/emotive ea dilate at the rola .lotion, ILIA, ati it is not emboli...tory, I waste Isintiu to Auto, that as thc hitt r from you WIII4 tho work of another pitstoi, and toot Idol) the rudiment not your own, hot nail in your name, I arms t sanitize that you are in OWTOOIit in your wi-h to my v.- tomemit ism, fur I retmanber that at the hot chi lion you told nve a gentleman hail obtained a prionee from you to vote for Mr. Culvite, by which I understand that if you had beam left to your own choice you wunhl haw total fox Mr. Untidy. Ilan rav, if you jainist in pair ilia, tan nof voting for Ititt cry you roust cticti my st ding that I into nil to TOMOVi• my money from your poryierty, rn 1 Owe it al. io it lOW 04 Colll.onlait•M and ITIM'IMIOI WOO, and Untie for, n quiet that within fourteen day. you will p.y t t sue teioat Cs Ica., 1. ind the 11111 l mut of iota-not dor; and also, NA it will his • 111141 to M r 11.• pu.t. ely for tale t.y auction, ahilhor rent I:ao1 any t boat , :is to the aut tioutv r. -I ;nu, tour, tt U. Ilantsir a. Mr. li that it woe in rt,port of the twit doeu- Ivo bt that 11. i,, ChM ge of mitAtinennour was laid. Hr. •11lottornin, in on ahlo iuldrues, replied for the di f. toe; and after the 'eaglet. atm retiring for upwarili of this eopitatent of an hour for con.ultation, thoy do • to co t tho defendant for trial. l'here was a it opinion on tho tench, and the chairman gavu his tir.tieg vide. SINGULAR DNATII OW A ClllLD.—Yest,..ellay afternoon Dr. Dipleek, coroner for West Middlesex. held nn inquest at the White nerve Tonne, Windmill-litho. 0141 Dreutford, respecting the death of John (heorge ' hiker atied about six months. l'andine Maker, wife of a servant m the employ of the South Western Hallway l'ompany, living at No. 8, Mercury-road. Ilreatford, said that the deceased was her son. tin Saturday uftornoon, at about a quarter to one u'elork, sho carried him up stairs to hod. She got him to sleep, after which she lot him. At half-past four the some afternoon witness went upstairs to the teem to see if the child had woke tip; mut to her surprise found that the deeeasod had falkm out of bed, mid went banging by tint lwad botweon the table and the bedstead. Witness soon extrieshsl him, and ,ottlert in assistanwi, but the deceased was found to be +olio dead. Tim jury returned a vordiet " Tied the disevisedtlb4 (coo, suffocation, moused by insielotitul hanging." No MORI PILLS oh ANY OTUNAt thrermesta, Gorruurreos, Se. mitre ar Uo Muter'. Itsvei• tame% ABAMIta TOOD we vim *mum It nerves, hrrts, mad litre el old wad 7f411111. !MAW. 1 40+41 'wettest, or sr. Mtalß Veliet il lealontioss). antetWattlon. Otarrhors , octets, e. at. hire.erie. ols4 t.d elereil • whatlnfr, row a. Ina. foloarn, ItYallaintia.i4la 0%04 aims which had nidsted all stettlehmr, 0411. Vat of his R.N. atrae the Pokee. IL wore arty Inlaa Ito root Itt other co 1 Atm— tat ; Met. ter. or SA. urtetL Mao the tAhrsta Ilboorhtte Powder. mon Uwe sesame haw& Old Mks Yrortattre mad Mir 0' se I" 28, 1868* "BUM LAST imams GAZETTE. To owroollor at Disioolholl-droot. Baca, Jestw i fillt. 04, Metaaller, Mew. 4, at 1. IitIJAIIIIII, 11•111 E, Pagabl z. olly. micameary amm4, Nay. le, as 2. c , J•asa, sad BAT OUIVIII Caaaaa, Cambridge, Ladder*, NOT. 10, sill. Camelia Lamm, Misilrld, Samev, krakremer, Nev. 11, 54 it. Imensr. Wiaume, aaMsm, Leat, lieb &Mem Now. ill, at 1. I•aw wig, JONI ROBYN? Yerk-atreet, Batteries-114d., al. dtakrNov. 4, at it. ETA's's, F. N 81df411441.,01.1M11/11111PS,fftutImaa,NOV-6,11t1. FPIL!, Gamma Ilaaseim, Bameadser-mall, Barrer, rirMauler, — NOV. a, at IL °MILLION. °Roans Paatiaaoa, &UK nisamiger of a brew.ry, Nov. tl„ et 11. Om 'wen, ANOUNTTIN line', litaraballThonipron'a lintel, Cav”n dill-fever', late collector to *brewery CONSIMIIIy, Nov el at t. °URN, (SWILLS °MIS. I°ll6 Will'&111.IDISS, City, agent, Nov. iv, at 11. Durres one, Toone., Itostpeher-road„ Peckham's, oantrador, Nov. v, at It. T.mwaoir, Bogart°, Ciratt se. City, 00111110111100 agent, Nov. 10 at T. 1.10%D. °MIST &ALT" Auttaa.abvet, Wslirottk-road, germ, Nov. 1.1 IN, J AMIN, MANTIII-0171111ee. Kilburn-park, ,Iraper,Nov.l2,atl I Ls ono, MAI ito r, Whttethapel-load and Oxford-atreet, taJor, Nov. 11,111. NatN,K WK. PATRIC o,llflrramt-dotreet,roiplar,batetter,l4 , oo.l2,at 12. IA •ITI.n. 0, A AAAAA lAN draper.Nov.ft, at 2. IMAM in, 111.RekT, eninutietion await, Nnv. 10, at S. 1 uuLu 0, Jolla. u,( aim mile-stinet,City,lrw ost*tiolver,Nov.llo,ll'. t. Low xm P. Join. psi 0•1.1 Frit, Wevebnurneirrovc-ternine, Bays with r, militia taitals, Nov. kat 11. P.( 01T, A souse:, F•gllnten-mai, North Bow, late ironmonger, Nov.lo, a 1. 8 , Kunio, Alfred-strut, Deamil-square, dealer in tan 7 goods, Now. IS, at SUAW. 0/010LPII, 14100 k Orthl7.l-termer, Tlollmway, Tianantto mater, Nov. 10 . ,..at l. TAYLOR., "AVID. La. trough-toad North, Itartratzrunith, gros s, NOV. 10 1 _04 11. Tone,nillirf 01•11.00, JaIIIOeOVII,O3O, Peckham, bakor, Nov. 10, at t. Wimaroao,Toonas,ll3ll-pisee,Edgware-road,grootr,Now.lo,atl2. At the respective District Courts A 6, Dario, Abertillery, Monmouthshire, jewarr, Nov. . , 6, at 11. AL AWN. • IlawksheadOnnembirs, , Nov. 11, at 19. BA lILSTOW. WILLIAM. Batley, Takata., diesJerNov.m,atll. Beam.", Miramar, Oinington, Notts, wheelwright, Nov. 11, at 12. BAT ae , ELI. MIT. I.ockwood, Yorkohne, delver, Nov. In. at 10. brawl, Omrs, BOOLMIL, Okoweekvehize, timber dealer,Nov.6,Mll• Smarr, Etyma, Manche ter, jeweller, Nov. 17, at 14. Vaitocraw, Oaoaaa JON.. 18001AL-041.TMALL,p0LtIff. Nov.?, at 11. Bradford, joiner. NOT. 6, at 9j. Course,Grows. Manor, Oxtordab., blaelonnith, Nov. It, at Canvas, Jaw, Manchester, oilk dealer, Nov. 17, at 1/4. Courts. Jove, Bakken, Lanembire, coach builder, Nov. 9, at 12. Coor, Tams", Charley, Lanes/dike, groom, Nov. 6, at 12. Din", Row • so /Grits,ut Blackburn , Nov. 9, at 1. Erav,!tomcat, Estill', Btinedmith.. botc her, Nov. 4, at 114. Joimm, Chesterton, Ntaffordsh, brick burner, Nov. 7, at it. !harem'', Jose, Bstlon-under.Needwund, Staffordah., brewer's labourer, Nov. 11, at 11. G•KL.11.1./L,LiZoWa IMMt./.1.104011M-luMIA , lo•eper, Nov. 7, at 11. (Monsen, Titoism., Ilverrionl, and Mamba, Intrastate, market gardener _Nov. 10 at 11. WILLI• 11 bales, Nov. 7, at 10. Ciavas, JAMIA, Wiusk, , erefonlehire. drainer, Nov. 11. at 3. thaw, lion, CAMOT_ett, Durham, bombast loner, Nov. 9, at I. HI ATI.N. (illOBOl, Bradford, Rorer, Nov. 9, at 11. J Al AMON. lIOBILT, Leeds, outfitter's aisietont, Niv. 19, at 11. J Air }LAWRY, jun., ARIOLI.jUILS-811111111011171, journeyman gun slim kir, Nov. 3, at It. HCNNv, Wilknhall, Staffordshire, journeyman varnkh teak.. Nut . . 3, at 12. JoLti grit, Caa.,onr, HUI:Alin, Isle of Wigh, lo !ging-Innate km.prr, Not. 7, at 12. Nov. 11, at 12. Ltr., Jima, Itunrum stasenragon. Noy. 13 at 10. Dreed , a, fitaitcrdAile.lleeesellee. Noe. 7. at 11. 1 ot sea, Jou'. Dee Ly. bone breaker . Nov. 10, at 12. Loricwooe, Ostsess, Liatlve.,te, 1.10.144 k Nov. 13, at 10. m G 1101044 reasborough, hainireaver, Nov. 16, at 3. Veto ShiSeM, belt4ver, Nov. 6, at I. - , - M P1 , 1•Ell, NAT14,01,061111111111,MC011 farbwy loam-um, N TU. MAO. firtiLd4 a, Staffordsb,bernieller, Nor. lost 11. Lae, JUUN, (Asia 1 )flield, Yorkshire, chimney sweet., sv. 7, . St 11. . . . .. . • flu L. , r, Ja.RN, and EMU' r.T rr RN ” R lIIILLrI, OPEJ^WAR, a%l H. nigaakatl, UlounP.4tPr.h.m., •thip tw4 , ler., Nov. a, at it. 1111..151... 1 tr..r... 8i11...n1ie...1. manufarto:er. Nov. 6, a' 12. MnseRLI,V. J••ca, Iluva+ogl..w, Itltal.mdalsize, beertio4ec ka•p"...r. N. v. 11, at It. o..aae, (.4..c..a, rk tby, lal, lievomvl vil.uall.v, Nov. 10, at 12. l'a . l.lllrk...lm.vv, Cc .100 Gaon!. Ll,Toumbir.., nozynyin" N,7. . 11, at 11. . . . . . PARK 116.01,. RICH A so,Nailehmtrr,proviAon rovediant, Nov n, at II I. Pavan, Jaw, Brairtiol. tarpon. r, Nov. 6, at 11. Poo.r.or, nisy's, Usprr Limper, r;aroareoaahire, Nov. 9, at It Ito a MUM, nIISIKT IiTZIII. Wldverhaaptoo.. Nov. it, at it la. 11•11....?, ALF lab, rrtt rboz..ugh, nivehaaseal rairisior, N. 9, at 11. Ito arrvr, IiTI.ROV, Derby, lothrinr- hoot keeper, WOW. 10. at 12. RI% ear, Jim,* Blum Aeitforcl, Kent, innkeeper, Nov. 7, et It/. IMAALIM. !loath eibienle, ebipowrier, Nov. 11. at Ir. bar ai.e. Iworaa, Banbury. Ozionlvhire, victualler, Nov. 7,a/10. C•1.111•N Cu•aLiP, Birmingham, gro!vg, Nov. 11, at 12. TAILA.K. WILLIAM KWIIIDELL, Derby, Metzler, Nov. 10. at It. Thom MON, JOS.. Dorking. Bine:, brerhomme keeper, Nov. 9, at In. TI eras, Joeitro. Borland.Yorkeb. beertintive keeper,Nov.7,at It. Transit. FRAM:II4 Wading and 11;Mtol, roan factor, Nov. 7, at Wouvan, Diem. NAAR/1111AL, Liverpool, "rarer. Nov. to, at 11. Amen, 'Tie, t7hmrn, tihropellitr„draper, Nov. 11, at It - , Dreminertou, Iksbyabire, Noe. Nov. la, at It. WIT Wakes/lay. Inarath. Lite eatvier, S. 9, at 11. WILMR, WILLIAM, Modderilield, aaafecticeser, Nov. 13, at 10. WIT iwa. James!. lassedeld. Notts. We victualler. Nov. , . at I li. Tn. ILIO, Loads, beerhouse keeper, Nov. la, at U. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Oct. EL J. Mown!, East.ae-road, incusamice. _ DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDA. WILIJAIII GAGS 1114101111141,1111MLVerllte, CAT, aud l'aattaintry-terrire, Viachley-road, Wal printer —lst child. ad of 1. Yd., Oct. lb, sad subaequimit W.xtcheLlay, at l'arlysea, Baaingball.attect. Wis-bitiot, Prat India-W.or, Time-Awe. CAT. enloeisl enghterr— art divided of lel., (bet. WM, mad *abet— quest Wedateday, at Pasityna' Basiagttall-ntrout. Mired lieatettant-colrel _ . 1 14 dividend of Oat. 714, and suLdequvat Wedimodi.y, at l'ailiymir. Havisopluill- dent. WATLIPI4 OM JOl6 RR. tnanety, WMXII3III-2114 dividend of I'. 63., any Wvilnavelsy, at Turni.e's, Liverpool. DIVLD DB.__ . _ 9. E. Bailey, Lecci,ica dealer—Nov. 9. Flizahath Dr om Let dr, glare dealer—Noy. 9. W. N. Atirmy4, oi/demise a , tecdr. dad+ merchant- .Nov. 10. T. H Beer, BnKaaatoo, f ume. Nov. 12. T. Morgan, Mannake, H. refortlanre, but.ive—Nor. 12. J. Cram, kareratuthan, lAntmeittre, shuttle maker—Nov. 12. J. titcanhalgh, Bury, leanermlure, rola , nutnatectuavr 23 E. JAIL*, w Idly, Cht shire, merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Walker and B. Walker, Midgley, York.hirr, offal dealer. - J. AtLailun, C. It. Jadwun, W. Farkinoou, and J. Horrock., Ft. ott.n am! Mar cherh-r, cotton spinner., ro far a. TV-WS I• 3. Hr.rtaks-W.lloid,n and J. Whithakrr, Over Ilarwen Lan plum, loubh-m-- S. Harri-on and S. W. Healey, la...Toroh iron. foundrw-W. Frame and B. B. Umenl. y, troolo, Yotathwo, !mod unto-J. Dornii4 and W. I awning, Bolton, ra l,M,..r • T.. 1.1, 1, ofil F. A.llargrove, Hirvtityicun. jcw Sers -T. Ito -1.11. owl 1.. Lafro, Immtou. I rum-him, tailor. -J. r.in not r. J Saito. J. I`,o rv, r. Swim, an-I J. trainold., i poll Hut hey, lan, ash ire. owl .4...mM-rt. (the K irklom tai Coial and Irua e in ywnv -li. Ware and S . Ware. 11 keel Barton, licvmMir-', S. and C. S. Harnair, Li aorw"o ft stool. to- J. W Sparrow, J. Sparrow. and El. Foote, Fro0 7 1:1 1 .m. ligh.l.ire, ironms,ta ta. F. far a. rogards J. W. Sparrow-F. IT - ton and W. A. Pock, Noble.strort. l'herprade, trimming to ma terna.. r.-11. Hall. J. Holoroft, .1. Pearson, and W. re ir. Baird. y.hill Staffordrhire, and rises:hero, coadmistrr. -W. Fowler and .1. Fowl, r, New Alraaford. Hampehirr, rarp.mter. - Anus. Man, II and W. A. Mansell, Uloncestor, photographic pal, lieha rs - J. Jay and ft. It. Killmister, jun.. Hereford, wheit.w.- E. Howell and E. Avery. St Paars-ohurebyard, ilk manufa.-- horts-T. Wal.h and J. Harmon. Blackpool. Lancashire, livery stable kaerpers-J. 14ron and L. Mynon, Hoddemdeld, whole.ale groorrs-Ft. Willi.maolt. jim. and G. H. Hayman!, Cote,err. nat.+ raw imgrasens- -W. eirmealia, A. elemesha. and B. Cle • nimlos, hasher, tea 'kirk/solo far a• regards W. Lienirsha. SOOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. ALEIANI.ra DOME, Drumdrot . therderrishire, farmer, Nor.:, at the Lemon Tree Hotel, A Nil. /DENSITY Maorarrta, Neill&htiOlaCk, Ilualwairv, grocer. OA. 31, at the N. Hatbox Heel, Train. tilargow, aright, Nov. 4, at Mr. ROhert Itll2. tee's, Otsagow. loon's Roosvrotor,plo, Al t•, farmer, Nov. 2, at the lauton Tree Huta. Aberdeen. J• 111 0, reAl.l.l earawath. lautarkshize. ItaTdoutt. Nov. S. at the 171de/40e Hotel, Lanark. A 1.1•1 Ablork Calll . l , Ll awl WILL 1•11 ENKAK W..xrravrt CAM'. NELL, Llitil.taith, itagar turrthanta, Nov. t, at Dowell's Norma. Fahal.tugh. At at *Mara Fit A 11. tdoeviukrrl'. Ganwir, Itaaffahire, Grata, Nov. ,„.. _........ _ ,_ ft, at the Fife Alllll4 Hotel, !tariff. Wittier ttrairri it. Kara, tramcar?, Nov. 10. at the Royal Betel, Jedburgh. Jena 1.1%tr0•%, Dundee, rarrehaut. Nov. a, al 11w Ro LI 11.4.4, Dundee. Wit Noon. VAinburgb, merrhant. Nov. t at DowarJ MIX ma, MARKET& TALIAW.—Tt FPI.AT EVCIIIIIO. 1111tIttt. W 3.1 Fte L.ly. 11i11.t.1.1 *ay gaa wit oat iti ``r4 or, dtoing Spot awl Ito•tt , •4r. rd.; Jahthit) to Ilarvh, M. Pd. ; Iw'h. at.. 31. ; I hl to Jut..., t.V“. awl tlttolal. to I trottaber, vial, 53, 114. %ti it. t., LA t n 11:14 ..106 CLlelg; 11%11VA% ILIUM'. yarrow.- I.lv 'Brow., Oer. V.—Strong motet lit ye.tott.iPs full outer. Fatiniatid rates to-day Mono bals a is.auduat 14.-4XO ape‘ulatios and rzpost. 11,0141 Alltatalout,tl d. to ; ;o0 Per tain+. ter., 10;d. to ltd. ;WO *tats, WM. to 11.1.; 1.2 M uatio sad h W. to ltd. ; 4(10 ldatazdtar,, 104.1. to ltd.; N )jeyption, lied. to 15,1. ; lo hmyttui, Od. OA/ INrti. IV. to l I 'd. ; Surat, id. to 4.1.; Ilaugal, 7i I. Ftat Dlodlosb, Bid.; fair Onairawirtter, Old.; fair Itroat, tod. ; fair Itenyal, fs Parlatiso, tip.; fait PAVALa• 1d d.; waddling Bm eds, ltd.; waiddliag Orley% 110. c(rrros (loons.- , T. Yi. Tit .Itipp. - ,;l yet*. nt. I Wee Lad a better unuitel. with a fan tooolint if Imam... at h. - ph iel a. 'I he prima obtainable Inv Milenthly ina‘1.4.141.4 a. ..tut meet with the Mat of cattle. In Nome emelt it is nod that apnea re %mild have natal:nal *l. pr lb. mare fur tattou aOLI to al than their tamebt would rah... to have left thaw foto from Lea. Yrt Du'sta are oiler** +till tower prima, sual *fanners could hate done double the amount of huainera trammeled if the , 4 onl4llaoe rut t the del.:lnd 011 thew ten... This branch of tiro toraket rlo.ra better than for pane time pot in .tiler prooto of the Mocka which hate 14.11 111.4% - ed. In top pun. fordo bora trade icouttara bare thastanthal Id. per lb. exits to aver the naval..• en yetifill, lag it 14.44 ouly tool% 0% Ali VI, • Mdd•••4 CM 1111. WM re buy en. has and rusail4( Ivinta they Lava loon obligt it to rive thia but Ito)) do not buy with alla , rity, 1.4,31124 e there fa 110 ill fin- Isil+Winent In 4,04.11 riot, I , led to the tobraone. Is the riot ittarbet tho hisatility oloited tad we.* eat:toned without Oat. mewl up to Nefunlay, pith tleremml WOO' burin.. is nottott mu Sat tit day 4-.111.44d U1.41‘1111a4441W41 to 1111,00:40 04.1. a,i. 111 OW now 1010. 00, And 1.1 0.1:11C 1 . 14 thl. atintolatml the thalami! fur .liith, hut. Ile. Name.% tv r ull tuts •na not of hopoll.nee eut to amount. Tn.day hose annul lied an 1141011‘e and 11.-pra.aal market. The dreamed )tea Letts eery lanttehl, and the a;;ltmanno latwita.r egoetod fa h eird to haeabroll Mayen. appear tl-t..routimill rotriet ' :r eliitioti. within 0.n.0. and hare 4.1144nn to-day 1.16 bit fa diaptoltiou S. pay the advatme aak , d by apinnen. for beJa/Sea.n et "arum (41 Jart lime in...ma, tblity;lt 11. re ia no eeia41411 , 41 nowei.mul, and we lama that a Impte him it. Pet Moo ono of the lieramat ahirtint-proJnaltr oaf emu. fn rho dlrdriet—liweri pima tattoo of limiting their toa rhinery to thrtv day.' lamination per wank tar awai ligaday. COlaf-linarrinuo, Oar. 11.-.Thene wao •ile gramm a wheat cm offer, sad War wee steadily mole et f It bite, VA. to Vs. • red, I. to Ile. MT 10.1 o f th,,,,, 4 7 Z7. Al out the usual sniply of barley, the Ired , , is which ruled at late rake. limiting, 475. today. • griedine, 43,„, '7 I Le 'apply of cats was tolerable, and wire, se the pervious week. White, gm to xi.. Lt .. • I.ltrk, 3I• ,"" ' 24 atone. Not much pawing in bean. at I. sa.. yr F et es three borehole,. Pea .oast „it. tiz, • rum twits , Pie, tool h. pee lend. 31.1 t, u„, n k ,"" .1 „ , ; qr. I lour, Is. ro deo le. Id. per anise. Brattowo. OLT. W.-Today wheat mus en „ nr ,, my. an ,n.i iuoid d, wand took plane at top r kends at 67a. to el s. ; red, Oates, to Mg pat hi Mare. A inTa ; show of barley, wit& sol dsew rally at quite het sack's ree, • viz., 425. to 475. pm qr. Oahu a nmakrate empty, sag eke rain;, et, ady at late rater, 275. to Ma. per 2i Moue. lkwnr .11 me r ituroneiee, new, boa. to Ms. per :I,t Mahe. Leas, 0,, T . 17.-Whest eame fiery to saint to-day sots wire rather dearer, other quaLties Lem. New min a - CM.: new 7,2 a. to age. • old. 4. a . to p.s 34M„, • l.ail y, a bo fair 'w, mid t e de h tra' heavy at Mat wah' it .1., ‘ali. r ult. 47a. to to 4 se, narltug n 1.611, of oat., whets mid at t prior, tin. to So at, we . Brans were meaddy &wooed of at Ede rate., I`, :8 atone. I's a. unaltered ; maple, 47.. to 424. per wan. • Orr. n.--With a hue quantity ur waft' an t, tab yOf .11101ationm wan to admirer. l'si taaaptl r,. to 'Ai. tleg of 3 hush, bi. Batt y- Aum :Ufa, 4, •• • tor.e et mend dim at top wires, 41.. to 47.. p..t• q. • „ kik stale drow, and unchanged h t valu e - - tars, 80. to 410. p. 121 tan, 8.-ant eedel at roast own,. 488. to Lt •., and old, Lea. to Pia. tat a 14, L.. lt ho • • alt, 8d- white, toiling, 474. to 41le. p , r 117LTON MOWB4AV, OR. a. A tuodkTate ,• aikido moved ' , Jowly of at late qu , datiou.. 4n : tie. to Mr. ; rod, trot. w Wei. ors qr. Porky w and, with a moderate denim d, late. rate. vole ;;r„., • - viz.. 44r. to 5811.. per qr. Oat. stiout o•ual f • maintained their yak... 77., to 3:o. por jr.• hems th. WOW etlt at r strong quotationa, w.tls a doe to bin. p.a. W•CIIIT altrottOt•ON, OR. 27.-Witli • t01 . .ra1.1.• • , who at sampler found burn. at Kieft, tent a z 4 . raniird tom &Cc to 02a.; red,s2e. to fele. r :A; -tone, ec • „ swans hilarity at late nitre. 441. to 5 1 8. for Ir. Th. c -, fur oats and beans wax not Lai-k, an 1, esti, a ; , ,g. ft ale plicea were Maimed, the fanner aollais at re. ~.; latter Pe. to 55-1. per qr. Be 88/.711. OCT. 27.-A good auptly • ft mold at our city market today, 100 hil.ited were damp and out of rtiudition. .• aid, earua m a , geh, and to r deli. wales holders had to nut • , _ lion in price, but even at the eotlerMAM •• . 4 tla re was very little laisinem doitty. I , i. 7 4 .7 L ', bite the 78486.418 81. ISAR. to Mtn •t•'. mita, UN. to tie, per qr. ; beat red W 8811!, :44 kinds, 625. to Ms. per qr. The foreign usark.t ma dad, prices a lei& lower • • few of tin • , 40,1,,,t ~f lent.. rt.., 00a. tons. per qr. ' Beat lots of dour wore about 1.44, before, List meonetary kinds were the torn ch ea p er _ had" . 44 very hem. but matins and rmiediurr lot. ailviaael a fgt., her qr. (rats in moderate rnpart, and pro., dearer. In beano and near no material alt , ratiou. Br to, Or T. V.-At to•day'a 81161184 a t•LI , • t gar .y wheat, which moves of steadily at shunt Ind T0 ,, ..1ay'• A•ere the teet nine of red melon( 6L. to &h. pee Foreign neglected, hut holder 'in Oa per. 1 81 M 1188,7 kg moves off at fully late carernty,w4det sivadose, it rather drarrr. il.ane aa., Italy a. , liar t tic. .1 to quality still move upwards, but remota:l. 3.05i7e3..n• • kV. -, ljtilitt.l darer, Foreign arrival,. for the week 4 , 4 „ barley, 6a07; cabs, ; beam, hall; Par, '767 ; Irani, a, Orr. 27.-The ,apply of wham ~ here to-day and burnt had to pay rather over tar tears ' . arid in /C211.* i 188381418 1.. pi. qr. mom marry. g supply and maintained fully lag w...e% rata,. L. .a..... rr _ _ O. 27. -Oar mill. ts will w.t. I,ny meet a prop rtinnale derJin•• which th•y barn r. r liehices will not tall in with their yew. , t steacttd. No notarial aluration w ; .r.• r. • • artirkr. 1441W/OMM-011-Tv ma, OCT. r.-The, ve tLit.tt that maid wi.Led for SL.• onnt. y a otamat we had a moderate -bow of att. 2: tr. . • tit U hos the moat, but from tOmt.a .h : • - - ext7nt. Mtdin arterl very — triursh up no rho //I.llf rll (tr tared w. to rends qt ye gt ,,, ..In7 are tk Lrtnayrud. liettait luid atm( al IEI m••. Chr t ',Wt.,. Rise tie prettnlit to tor t it,. rcluthl, malting ,Jte,lit i•-• Is. 4. a:r4 and the want. rttuark• a:lply to CATlT.E.—rtar:a..nA a. r. 1 1 tF. toil L. est• nn O(f• r this day ; ins f. w in-. r. • ate, iLLusn.• the t o p Fn., ... ;A. p r•. , • .ur I ly if rbi • r, .I.ldr tall a .1i" • .. a luairc •ui ply f pigs OP Offer, !JA. to ; InuttOo,ll. in , t0.c.0.1 lit :c ; C.lttP, Gd. to Ile. TRAFFIC R EMU'S 4. 31ilee Paw- 11.. r. .• Ilimer•ea. Open. sewn. ,k mdinie Srpt. rotneeArk sutsboutheln 71 314 7.4 I, • N tar ,-ud,nrr tempt 14. Boaa.,liar.,4C...nt.lndia. 306 2,41.; 7,::3 • • V ilk «wiling S.nt. O. Chree and It.hilinW Laeknroor andl 'animate Weft eadiai 14 t. O. Varna . . _ 140 M.'l 1401 Wetk ending 04. 11. Beayrna and Cassaba .... Week t adman U. t. Olasvw South Wextern '2411 11,71 , !' Los., Brighten, It S. Corot 115.51 1.,318 7,(37 Week ending Oct M. Me rr cktanktropolitan 7 4013 4.... Melat..lohn'a rood • Trunk temporarily interrupted through damage sure: gouda. PLTMOrTit, OCr. 27.--The Enehantre.. the grit Lord of the Admiralty and suite Cr. • .. atrived here this evening, on an official vi,is • *natal. INDIA, CIIINA, AND ATSTRALTAN IT • •,• MININA, Orr. V.—The Penitieu!ar and OH. • • . • - pauy's steamer Tangslore pawed Me3sizia at !, . • this day, css route for Lauccrtisetnent.;—HOLLOWAY . 5 ();Nrkf E un.att.. and - Xerv,ll.l4 rain —ln •p.to a.rlr t at:Lon kind every al" ..1 r! •:. • (L.Ly rnir.ks and evenings will provoke t•r tr. . • tut two, uect I 01..4 tb....5na15..14 No:ulti; • trL.f ky'e Ointmcnt sot rul•t, ~ • to p nto.l f ins rtataenr. 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Leg . of 11 MARRIAIi t. s. ArAus 3T - TNAN.-0•••tobor 2s. at St. I is • T.' Halh•war, by the Rev. fl. A. Rapala, MA , v.ear. t .-• riri-tt ad, Now Rarest, Iftwl/f, to (lair : of lulu, 11-talk otat, r 11.:loaay, law•lea. total .. .Al, at St. Paul'. h. T .• wells. by the lira. W. 1.. P01'... 8.A.. J. 11.u1.4 to 1,u..6, claughtcr of the late Mr. 3. 1.0 a • • - bridgo CILAIK-IiVARIIVIC-Oetoberft. at at. P.turs.Knattta• • • W. Crud', late of Stmathain, only surs•lvtag . l 7 rrl, uoitat, luau, Watford, to la. y. )121)1 , Notta, r,1 0 ., of t h e "Ns try, Dukt . .attert. Jams's. JtliNell)N -S4 UItI. IIY. - tA•ttds:r at • • 1.1,2111. .11,1butich. by the Rev. R. R. Wolfe, 11 1 - 1 . 1.4 t n. Tof•iuts), awastod La the llos. J. Ann. 11 J.l.t.atoia of Kul-1011, to 1.16 1 6•116: - ..1.111, .1.6 . • lateW K. sr Poi of tilt...atria. 1116 . 11. W. t‘ , .• 11.1/ , F.l( 5.1.. ..ay k. IAI I:IF '1 11.. 0.1..1, ,/, t „ . 11 1, -• 14.11.u:01%1.y 11,, E.,. 1;1". 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