The Express. — London, England, 1868-09-19 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING IN LONDON. FIHWAT. Pew the trot mutes Ilambaap Heonne..weg tentainwi fret f seen rtt e et 10 tot taken ; mom or eieht other t man morn puke 1, tout ter innitell Moment mil Vor the re- dire wit.h tO to t e 0.., othr.:l arsine* Rine tkant withert • m.o. mo, Maitre reroaining candidate. to the hoot rant all 10•10.1 h. v 7. p r i vati on. ph o .. sina, Ittanwmg, and Thom nab bring t ie d, at am.. thing Ow 100 to T. Mr. Prtoee rem aimonehm lien* the mil, Ketilarllolll 01k21400 ihreq4 Usejto 100. H u g o & oii •o i gaew watt noble, and met with aoppn m pn t. olmdcdier and IC mr 11 . 10 !‘ . 2 1 01111 1 ' email io Kane tem. remain ing 124.1111111011.210 rirawrinva mult• eci, 001 dißove to thoo, of th e VlNAilna ids 101 w0 11,102 .7'4 little bu•iitera woe hour on the amhralimhim. awl the "rN feature woe the barking of Orem Breve &Int Mai 10 1. ahhtatia..• taint : UI)(AT Kean RAILWAY HANDICAP. DO to I opt 13aDoore d inv 410 Ig. 10 1 arm Indy MAUI= Palm) 16 to I Wel • t a . (t) t. to I .-- Ilmmrett of the 10 to 1 " (i) Oleo ( t) 1010 1 -- .twahler it) Al to 1 I.onne (t)) tb t 0 1 In-Locker (t) 160 _ lO 10 eget Blue Homo, (41; te - - Frimminer tt) 100 to 7 Dineekio (off MO to • t h w 1 ftt to 7 liewariow MIL tellitolit w) Ilium iudf, tAt toot) 90 to Rpreial off) 22 to 1 Saha It) lh to 1 Kinplitad It olfl 110 to I tiondoher (00, WITCH. 1020 to 20 opt FoAat i off) loon to St -- hot) toll) 1000 to 20 -- King Victor ing) 1020 to 710 Lady Raglan 'off, I IWO to to) WOO 20 15 MAtothifteit) 10112 to 15 -- Ty-nod-de (MT) 1000 to 10 - litotitutiou t o, 1,1000 to ft - - Knteht. &mat toe) 10 Ovretstilynalwr W to I IMO t+ to 1000 h End heen t) lotr) 1000 to M - - Taal Janes in) IMM to 10 Retautat.Ml !oft hOo to 15 The tlyy (oe) WOO to 10 tl.o nl i Off) to 1 naDet tt kof 1000 to & DoisoldboisCo) 40 to 1 Btzo.lbrooke4o) 1010 to D YOUnor Rapid WO to 20 Our Mazy Ann I Own to, IWO to IS t; IMO to 5 Bee Nate toff) Redcap lof, tIMO to b Eaat Innen -1000 to 15) attire ‘ oft') 200 to 100 apt Fnpannitr and Ilieuo. eonpkd Int 1750 to 1001 00 errs on Blue Oolm or Friponuier being one of the drat three : with a Wart with Me (t' 7to 2 net Friposinter I, 2, 3 II) 4So 1 Negating I, 2, 341 •to 1 Suffolk I, 7. 5 (t' CAYBCIDUESHIRS. _ IWO to 90 10 to I art Ayr. (01” 50 to I Our Metry Atm iwootots lasslssaps{ DERBY. IS MD I art Rake of Booty 50 to apt. CIOCIIII tort 1011. MO 10 7 air.t Ftriky t.• 117 20 to l lrem Vlo . ve ;t nal WI BETTMG AT lIINcIiFTER.—FarDAt. fl&&BEWIWB. flOlO I apt Mum A) t t.. 1 vet 000. (MO • to 1 - - Own,' n I kt to I lictlcAp It) SO 10 1 Frpoon...r toff. t.. 1 11,wlan(t 2.. to 1 r : 0 to 1 Hetwl (AWE: tt W to 1 art Warrington 4•t to I art Artre* bit! te I linientiarre,tr i IWO to lb Dolby (t) 33 10 1 Doan. :t' ITECDON EETI N t:. —Fainatr. attell.:0111•.• at the •o:otol :tay ot :1:n m: at wan .ta an a 'MT Ithhe owe. althotwh. metals, 11.4 :t...., fla mer., that ...11 the hr-t day. II:, w. a• s. m :thaw va. h.astly Kitt be tutu o te Ali 1. •If lit t!..• 1D0L.1.L. - 1 0: i•jtll. l•••st• • . : • t. Vt,ts-t, With , a tr. at t•tpr , t, tit w ;•..• :I t'..• ateall T• l• .T.• • ••• ,• Or, •,•• el • • I••• • • sf tbe 1.,t to 5. •I SI / to ly I. : :• to •, 4t• 1.. ••. I 1, •1. ••' • • t;;., r:r •tt V, • • . p• , 1,64, 1 Iv-• 7 11 rd. F. 0 , 1 •takf i• ry • .:-; • . ta ••rout,,,•• aCa.T.,l3t t ••••. la: at It., xi T.. te,r I y W*.`,1.10: • irCe. tot ta.. 11. St Tat, . 11•LdOt: 11..1i 1.1 a: • . a ' . , llN- Iti ft" :j at e ruuh.w.:%cry 1. s•.is . A . : I lis•t, tetttl.t lit T. V. Efotem .utotla r • • "...owl - at Fr .a!,. The ',mat Ella of tLe tilts tn.! 11/ (40111‘ , /t the I lab, thly Mink orlon and It: ast la OW abouto.o fnaa tite Waken coloured on the rani. KaTtlia'hAtka Wa4 in= 1111 , 1 the favounte, whil..4 tiratilati and I .i 14.,. e Wen• ala, freely I/4. ko I, Sit rstult an. a Ca; to e. and 5ue5...41.A1 in obt.untme the story use, Shoe by a .I...net he al. Tbotmal prose of .3 to 1 Wag laid amttmt the Itritincr. and Ir.• bolare her ou a er Wee rum in beta. The tonoluding 'vont wa. wan by Islt.rht.uare, trio pastelslay dkappoihMsl Ih, ksro. but wha to-lay at srte.l tavourto, and won very cleverly. Amutled art the reioulta and lake tatting on the COUTlit : A t LAU/ (VV. ?Attie. 36 son. add.d to a laireaspltalte‘ of 5.1/4. ▪ ; mi.ght for age ; pentabot and allowanos.. Ph: tut- Abd. Lord Paean, by Vedette—nylon Rairtin, sm, 1144 415 iHokozau I Mr. J. Costar'. Lady Luobton, I yr*, 104 ..Iww t 2 Mr. Andinw. Lw y, Byr., 64 011,:mr9.4 jut.: Owner 3 lihraynel and I.yinington also ran. Betting : Even on lady Lambnin. 4 to 1 raph awe Lrmington and bud Lubin. and tu to 1 tad% arr 4 th. others. When they hod fairly .ended down to then work, Lord Raglan took up the uninnig, and Deter afterwards bang br aded, won in a canter by Soar lengths ; a lesuth and a half divided +mond and thirl • I.ymington au a bad fourth, pulling up, awl Shrapuel poi Tae g irM U:is t 's Pratt of kl SOVS , for age.. kvita mrloor.. Ife H. Wright'. Venturer, by A.robat —Varna. 5 yrs. 64 ivib . . . Mr. Potter',Ssaniar,. 3 yr 4, a.ll 2 wif, 5 Mr. b. karci's 11. tu }ta, 3 yr, .;e. 71)• Arkadl and Sarlaur al., pan. tong: Even on %%mane. 3 to I ;Led Seaman, I to I .a. 7.4 I/4 Irmea. aed 1.•. to h art thk . 0901.. Tilt favourtte pallipe4 sway at score, and, holding a El , al lead throualoet. a. .11 m suites by two loierttu., whith the *woo I ant thud ; Arkwii wn.. imath, and fitl.lor Loe. Tips TalDE•10:11'11 eve (Huntle . ap sada. 40 fyes., added to a MK , •of L any.. *SI h ; wthrieru xtru A)..ux me, mile and thn t -quarters, neer se%en iheht.ot hurdle.. 4 anvptances.) Mr. tr. tt'• 144 by Hattplotri—TintrreQau, 6 Tr-, Itrt Mr. Y. 011 Hoh•n) 1 10 um, 5 12-s .D' Yr 1: . ILL • AtulauyA, 6 yr , . I_.: 711. Karl, 3 lohPrituu i W~+~ ran. fi4t'mg: Gt.. 4on Wr.l.lnatt and ua I riot 1141A.1;a1.1ka . "cal n,a.h hi ..11 I ILIN: t0.,,y y Ni - nuyie birth-. A l. - nth • ii‘1,10(1 a: d IA.I 1, a 111cau...• It ss 41. 101.1.,.. RM. tg.t . ta: , certain pettilitien. It..ut Orle :attic rtal a Lail. 4 •, lb - . It. - tat.,l- ILaithgton, by Wild Th.yr.:l-1 ' 4,.! . 4 yrs, Xs 'l. V M rg,.l.'r Tturiata, 3 yr-, t, t . If ,t.:. L r. U . Jut k tJu. Ailtottii, 3y,.. t-t /11,..; . nin. Bettina : sto 4 art .; to to 1 spat Arkwb, and 10 to 1 ag-t raerata. When thy early settled in their Owe., pulLug doubt... lo 1.1 a I. al of Asked' and Lobel, Traynor better the la-t. thr7 font a quart. r of a nob , Atkadr ruNhed to the from, tut g.tve way Oa...quarter. of a Mk' iTaVIA!!, 111111m/too at at tame tun? taking ne• and :and bees ii. a Md. b between then,. the latter a vim? the 1,..t of the stra•nde a d.stanoe faun 13 , tne, and willlllllfrr levorly by a b•rarth. Ark. U was thud, tester aui lengths from the second, boot! lad, dose up. _ 111‘'iiTA o PiaTZ of 40 GOO,. ; Weight fret age; the winner to ile wAI by:o4,llOn for 40 •OVII. ty.111.1401. Pr. J. Theasart's titaib , irt, by Manoya..—limbel, 2 pp, Art 1 1 b . :Hardy 1 It r. Wa.ltar'n Mum, Y yni, lot ..... %%nail) V.r. E. I..uptim, 4 yr., 511. .r The tiyot) 3 foltoreng abo ran —Rod Ribbon, Patti, (*artful, Ken mantis, Valentin, Marsala, Torn Colo., and Seinota. tt ..sto Y apt Kruntiehntka, sto 1 aptStamen, 6 to owl opt (ditilin, Wing, and Rod Ribbon, 8 to 1 agd Lupus, i.'o I wit Valentin. and 16 to I rigid Mama,. After r delay of folly tali an hour, t.ausaid by repeated }white, and break. awn. tae /rape yla . Td re away in advance of the IN-maunder, and MA :a • 1, ..1.11 , 1t nee 11•111 e ; (AS& e, who hod always olightly the boot of n• * 11,1,11, F v 11 7. 1 . - .lir Ey a oltort le-ad, Sting defeating Lupus it lo ad Sr , 'trout] 10 photo, .114 Patti wa- 1.,w1h, • 1,. only ).)sad U,. thud ; WO, 40 , 1 Tom (Soke nuxt. The lot In were Roil lt.bbon and 61 sr.uali.. Val. rill, wart lett at the ).ot. Ihe W 11.1 1 ,1 ow- NO ig.1.1 US fir 44 print A Helium 11•11bir Al. PLATY. r.ll 4' , N•v• ; the win Tor to 1. lOW bp 40rt.04. to' 40 w•vs. ~n,l • half, OY,T hurolt.w. arC. of Jarriobt Nirrhtmarr. 1 y Kt „At ~r o r pl um . nuddinelady W.. 1,1, 5 err-. :it. 'dare, .) I 11.. 1: 'IL 1.31.4.4. 2 1ir.13. H. Brown', Kat.1.1..,_ , 1 it. ..li.wett, '1 Lillie nod •la ra... Li flaw: • fo 4 apt 4 .1 1.... 3 I'. 1 apt 11(4i I.la, Ili :tdi : It •••• I it. .• ;0.1 1.1. t, . ',Ltd wry.ir, tbo. of i t out, , • Nurlan.toetio, •••,ty, and, 'o.d:in:, O ff , .i....•,•. i• • 40.1 a 1.4 i: T. : .:-).• I.s. : and thr.l nor Lint fr• 1 'lle r u.O 1 0u.0.t in ~,,,, LIITING ()N THE CoUlt.'42. ci.:IALLWITI B. IL U. I ar.t 1.,n, to iO NO to I .L..; f , off , Do, I . r 40 to ' - • to I; 4.1. 'oft ; tu. to 01 - L.. • w I.e • • , 1./ to I Tyn..✓4.4 21110 I - Statloll tf' I F,, to 1 w MONMOUTH Mf:ETUSI I.- - T7ttf•Alt. 'fur Das *lt a.. of CV., a. 141•41 la to .W. 1.1. Maki* of 7 NA'... :t ft •11a1 . 1 to tho food, ; for y.yr. o .f ; wW.b. ft, • hi: foamy, It otub...) Yr. P. Illtaton'.. Wrist*, by Orlando -Tfick.trev.,.74-4,11. 15;i7) . Peri f • •t Mr. Adam's I rue Ism, 7.4 Ilb lone Mt. ex, Mr. litetilty's Alosinis, Mt 1316 bev el al so ra iktting :6 to on True hove, Xtol n . asit Weal.:,. Won by bead ; a kngth istsum meond and third. Ina (Liras IM•4 E, of 7 somo..es h, with 26 added, for rtersln dandilites Nieto owniship ; gentheen riders ; probationers 71b a; weight for age ; moo penalties and allowisous. One mile d • half. (6 subs.) Mr. Herbert's Maw Rkernitt, Irf First Lard—Mina Judy /Assn, 4 yra, led lib • .•• • (Mr. Herbert) 1 Mr. R. 0. Price's TOM Tougb,3 yrs, eat alb (in" 71b ex) (Harng) Mr. P. Rim's Slanderer, a pe, 104 leb .. (Mr. Kub di ota) . Bting: 6 to 4 agst elm &matt, Bto 4 age ShilufrAw. Won o lengths; a bad third. Tan Lions' PLATR of 60 sore.; winners ra. One mile see furlong. Mr. J. Smith's Late by Trumpeter—Teddingtonia, 4ma Tat 71b . (Posfold) 1 Mr. P. Merton's Aspirant, 6 yrs, ait 41b . ;Jeffrey) 2 Reverlers The Rearmed, a yr., 7st 101 h ...(Fto4) 3 Mare Betting : 6 to 4 .gat L u t e , 6 to 4 age The Returned. Won by Tda le 2tocrasa tax fl of 10 me. each, 6 ft, with 60 added ; winners extra One mile six furlongs. Mr. T. V. Morgan's Lord Ronald, by Stoeltwell—FAith, y tint trib inst. 61b extra) (Fordham) 1 Lord Co rs, ventry's Dmai 6 Try. . (Wyatt) 2 Betting: 4to 1 cat Lord Itonald. Won b half-a-length. Tea llosouria Mairsasa Pura, a han d icap of 8 move. each, with el added ; certain 000ditkop. One mile our furlong. Mr. R. Herhereaffisellkerratt,4ym,ll4 rah !Mr. Herbert) 1 Mr. P. Merton's Aspirant, 6 y r ., toe 71b .IA. Williams) 2 Feting 3tol on Vas Merritt t. Won by two lengths. Tea Wye KT A IRof 6 01 n 16. eseh, lath IS added ; weight for SP ; the winner to be field for L 120; aatidn allowance' and genelties. Ni• flusquitirre, Vaitigrur—Pauline (tan 3 trim mt.) t 4. Arab Maid cif limitary *CM, 3 yrs 74 1 4 h. Naiad) 2 !b. Msautia WO, 2 yra. Gat 71b ter. tilt Ulla, (Jaffrey) The following situ run: Dr. 814150 end thirel. IDSSSS,S to Donee, tole, sln 2 sett Dr. Mune, 4to hog II aid ot Burghley. Won by • lungth, the MSC 414111200 Ile pandinr tortwad and tilted. Tim Soar nary FLATS of 5 an,.. each, with 40 lOTA. SALIM ; weight for age ; certain allowances and ;enmities. Fite fw yr. T. V. Morgaren Lord Ronald, e yrs, 9st Mb (in. 71h rstra) (Postbus+) 1 F. Merton's Wsimba, Y yin, tied 7lb .4.ledrey) 2 llawericy'uAbrininia, f ynt, but tilb ..... .....(For)) 3 lMnna also ran. Betting : 7to Inn Inn! Ronald. Won by a kagth ; the ammo dleasnor betthen OISSMII and third. A SAL% IR (\r SOS POSIN A •110 0 %CU/MAYA, Ost each. in rloaling allowance., orrtain penaltion, wan won by Mr. J. Trol tope's Chow. Tim k' • FLATS Man won in two twain by Mr. J. Frost's Banjo. - - NANO:I:ENTER AUTUMN MFXTINO.—PetnaT. Ten Cremaraiiniuti lisemc.ar of 5 son. oath. 6 ft (to the fund), with 60 added, for 2-yr-olda • escond saved Sake. About five furlongs, straight. nuts.7' Mr. T. V. Merges a Bothwell. Dag Woman, 7st Kb Little (Unlock) I Mr. Wilma's (3oud, est 41b .4Qtroeron) 2 Mr. WeterbmierAs Maggie, 7A tab dila:nerd) 3 The following also ran :—Betort, Soubrette, Rho, Limie, nam ed f, and Mn. Power. Baiting 6to 4 emit Light Cloud, to I agat Soubrette, 6to 1 Maggie, • to I eget Lord Bothwell, and 100 to 7 ant Botoll • The lot got away= even terms, but in afewatribeLonl Bothwell and light (loud took a clear lead, the that named having • elieht advantage, which Is held throughout, and woo cleverly br neck ; three length s dividing remind and third. The nwnae • l filly, Soubrette, and Limit finished neat, elms together, and the rith•vs were beaten oil. Walker and Barnard were reported for disobe dience, and were 'overfly reprimanded by the Rewards. TILIAL ILANDICAP of 3 wive. each, with 40 added; winners extra; Reeved saved stake. Throe torten+ of a mile. (I 6 Mr. Stone's Ottoman, by I I yrs, 74 (Kofyon) I Mr. Dew soo's Footlight, 3 yrs, 6ort lib Mud:Kral 2 Mr. reaster's Lefty Zitland. Net 101b...(T. Mellower) 8 The foilowmg also run :—Man of tlm., Kingumker,Oolley, and Mignonette. dk•ttinpr 2 to I mot Ottoman. 8 to 4 a ) /et Lady Zetlawd, and 4to I amt Kingnisker. Oftomin land, ay from end to eni, and won in a canter by • length. Lady 'Aland, who was Mind at the distance, fluids.) • bad third. l'he other. were beaten off. Tar. Mo' HeaT It 11:P (Handicap) of 100 ems. verge, added to a Swerpsialo. of 7 mos. each, 8 ft; wound mourns! 10 ems. (me mile and • half. OA owls.) Mr. JohnN Pretty John. by Handsome Jack—Geology, 3 yrs, tat lalb (inc. (ilb extra) . .. _ .. (W. Platt) I Mr. TWmon's King of the )Brien, .4 yr5,.6.6 . 131b iftudson) 2 Mr. Wadlow's Jrzahrl, (. yr., . (Butler) 3 b'auw.nd also ran. _ _ Betting: Even on Fairwfnd, J to iTignt Jesithel, 4 to 1 apt King of the Fairier, and sto 1 eget Pretty John. Eafrwind made play at a very plow pare, attended by Jestabei rte ir of the other two, until rtaohieir the threv-girater -mile post, where Jcsalred eloped with Fairennil, soil King of the Faireis drew away Irma Pretty John. At the luilf-mile pent the lot took deer order, Pretty John, with King of the Fruit., drawing awat i and having the rare to themrlver, Pretty John winning eaUly a length ; I g oe length's dividing arrouil and third, and third and mirth. Tint St•ii.isi 1, rof 3 40% , .. gw - h, with 50 added; weight for 4161112. rw evtrr. Three-quoe no, of a mile. (A subs ) Mr It. th.lhni. Little Duke, by • I.ittlo Thrlos-, 2 )r.. it-t 71. . .i W. 11a.11 Mr. J. Bohm Little 11,11, 2 yr*. 6.r 7lb . .(flutlert 2 Mr. T. Law , ,n*... ofal, 2 von., loth . . ffialioa) also ran . . r :hue: : ti to 4 ior I la: . le huh... 2 tot /et Little WIL anL 3to 1 .g. , t Ui ttpAnk, Little lout owl Little 11..0 Tot iiw. to. p• I. 11 ad• •! •• ••: tong I•\ it n• • a th:nl. lot Aker, who mn out lit the to totui. TM I, 44 ?". a• . ..f 2 ...v. ealt. Iritla 3 1 441..1 .w. f :•• Ow! . il..v .u.• At. 5 fur 1.11:.... 1 'II' .) )h •T it. eircor .11 ,- - 1 a... 2 • 1111. II 1 .r.• 1.. r . s I; 2 ;.un 114-1 . - A114.1...4* 1:4 , 11.W.140 , . 2 yr...0;4 {4 , I 144Uti 1 ..4 r. .4 1•• g 7. :•• •...11. A., lie /WI in .1r•-••..,nrui: V, s t itl• w and ..ugly 1: kilt 1. b.• .4 urvtiv tl.r ..+,n 1 and thml. Thr wm•i. r w -.41 a. Mi. io ;lama, Art1.1...1... 1, Mi. Jan IJ*l on.* . - Til' SALit , {l. 11.11,1.1% r. of GO *or, ; waken r...•tr en. n.tle. 313: Anut Erwv. Loonobton -Ann I.y (1r.40.-4. 4 % - r.. r.e Moo ro-tto•oki 1 Yr R. tiotkilawe, , Loopro... of India. a•'d. 1216 o Park. r. 111 .W. Anil% P.ALlat Trap. : 7.4 cll. • Outp.roti 3 follownog •1.0 tan : —Uttoutetn, Duttla AtbutrAl, 3142 of I:.u. Betting Tto 4 :.n.4 I , !tonian, :1 to t itif , t /1•14... t Trap, and ht., 1 .a.h awg Thin , and Man of ti“. Man at ;wide Ida) into Ha gr,..id.t. w h..re h.• was, ,w it to 13yin., who. w - h Empress of Indut. to k the I. ad, &IA 'suiting tin' rapt of flip tarirr wnn in a writ. r Ly six I.•ngtia.; a Lad third. Lae otttn w. tr 1. at. n ..tr. LATEST BETTING ON Till: COURSE. (1....4.1KEW I fill Bto 1 art Blue it7oni;;;l7,l 4° to 1 art King Vietor • tab!) and oft 1(0 to 7 Ttliseekin t and.* , ISO to 1 11..ned t & 01, 114. to 6 town ,t ant .8 50 to 1 - Bompinz tial ng 1 I 1.0 to 6 Betani toff: lt awl 08. 10 to 1 Bgoeial t and off; 1 50 to 1 littly 11 4/I.at it lo to 1 FL, iron:liar t , awl off 20 to 1 Warrnigton t l 5o to 1 Tfeacl Contr... ;t and off) and off 28 to 1 Fuffolk t : 50 to 1 - ltiaric .t k ..8 30 to 1 liotulnli.r t . 10i) to 15 Lodley ',t Awl 33 to 1 Kinrlawl t &off , off. . . . . to i 3g , t T I h.ir , tn'. l , •t t! CAMHIIIII4,/$lllltE. ....... ...... Y, to 1 Prot t 40 to I mr..."4 A , to-t • k o• t. I - tiro ! UM. to IS k lo I - W .to.t-yo tAt u , 4.x:1:1 V 4.14 M' kr.l .1 SAE t Ih , s. lh Ethi-lt . .. I la, R. snit .. e; 10 laitseh Adistst,sl e. :1 Mssen•sns tic s; n 11)ititt.lib . 8 3 littrstti•lta 6 I Pantalnan . $ 2 srsi,hoke .. i; 0 Lads Ai -4 h -. . 7 4 INIV.r.A. , f• 12 Tor h 7 4 I,ttle 11.11 .. ... 5 is IJAII. HI Xliattl 7 2 lls.tthts .. 5 7 All T. Wall , w*,. hems. ii-d h th, es ttds , m Ist B.4it-t and the trtuintil ars• irtatee-,1 fist .1.1, M An, 1,....., ~,,g az . f1 ,,,-,t.. Akt t, i t• - • 1.411.. lhasilannt. . Ilan:Alit. r•a Iran n•tmrv•l th. k• F vs: tl.. t .anal'• Handing. at Ilatui.tou on 11,ur.1 ,v. (RICA ET. tiVILIANA v. MILITARY. 11... 11.4:i,11.41,4C.;1t1 ----- V 1.4.41.1, and W.I. ~t. I) di .MII MI. W. W Itodyrr t.l4tits•A a thnr tljure t.l N1I.1:31 I.N SUtst...‘ t:!..F.vf:\ b 11 . 4. /TIN • • . 1 , ilk Tote ; r::h.• gn.-:•x r.divt'y Irio' ll3l , Bre , ton. m th.. rr..•ro t of 3 htrtr' o•nnpent. Tn.. a.ramv up. aa• Ltd tl.. ••t. J•lay n.nm••n••J ut 111.11:-1 • b s'• n. :Ind the 50.... a at,t t'. u. , n Moat:. th• ntandinit on 'flaw, Pty nivbt 3.5 run+ for 3 a,, tt. .. :s t: __. ...... .. . }lnc In t.ir..., .. Nrt nnd Trninp-. Carr el.. 1. Itrard . .. n r TT...aro, I. - I..ape .. In Illailagl., bit ard . a r lk..ivla•ll,l. T. ap v . a iNrcr,L 114:•4141 4, c 1 ',,w1,1, bT. Islm .33 lad lal , , T. ap• ,I. 11. anl 15 run not . 1 I.na r. nil . I , Ikald. :,!. no out . 14 tub tky. L lIt: n 1 3 rot out . .. . 2 Two!. nay. run Out I 1. T. ap.• La T. t.-r, b I era 1. y . 3 n o t nut Itick..-1)..1, run nut N rua uul. . . 6 I I.aul• y, I, (*nal. y 4 labastiLin), no uu• n b. 3 7.114 f.fl T. ,. :/ , 41 s :: I' 41 . .. , I Si' ••/ a-14 Inninu.. Mr. Ir. E. Wm-10u, 1,1 wan+ 13 31.. I ll. s - 11, 1,1.4 u r• H., Jr. If. Woodnorn, jun.. h I .....11% If. 111. :•+l, ru . r I,iirb. b Ibillavb . .. . I; Mr. %V. II Wrighall, 1. 1.45. roul. pr 11, S. lu :411, , .Nlulhapb, I. 1.u.:.1..., Mr. A. S. T. apt-. 1. I.truTrtu, . . ,l Mr. 11. Tyris , , , 14,1( ap, .. 1....w..n. , r .. .: Ms. 1:. T. Mum.., thrown out Ihll in..r. 1 r P.. r H. ('..w1.1., 11 laswn..., ... . 'Jr. W. 1t.g...n, not out ... . PI i, 7, I 1.1, w I . , !I T. 4 fit 'flit 31E1 hiot.ohlT.% }.:(7l!AVAlt.tNt'st - At the tin.f of the (;r4 'twirl' 44A 'Ward of 5W0 , 10 , 1 Mr. M - 1.41,ii brought under notice the 'event vi-it 1..10 by tle• thitereat met i.o . itau lovar.l, to the A 1,).. y.: shy!: . Ile ~,,, plane 41 of the lavish e,:eirlit ale o.r it, , . !ridding iu .1, w hie), he slid to a ....rvnto,r III! t'11:1.14 I . ol* a Itifttti I:4 , or ( hine-e temple, and the esot .if which had t Iss . o les, than 21111.041 W. eailed! ,b:aetits no music hail iti I..indhii could be eolt.pa:e4l with it, nib I Ow IMst of the 4.4.41 lie helil to ht to i r.s.l u Luildisi,.; for :ell the s for which tl., pomis:ng sta ting is requii4sl. Mr. llebey, 'mother member, spoke 4,f the gold and crimson railing'', the 'polished oak do irs, filled Mr with bronze flowers, the ocet of will. h 4:0111/1 not have been less than 2W/. eath ; and ,tr. hunt maitCthe buildit, was rin eleteitst structure in it swamp, and tai more the rapt earsitei• of an exhibition than ailything else. Ultimately a remdution wan 'mowed expreseing the diria tisfisction felt at such use braving Leen made of the rate pay_ers' money. THE CARMEN'S Gitir.vANi F. The eubonuiterm of the metropolis, it appeals, are taking the more seriaitile course of seeking an adjustment of the dispute between themselves and the railway companies, by amicable ar rangement, rather than by persistence in those 'manna that have been proved worse than useless in furthering the object which they have in view. It weals that con siderable interest lies from the end been Liken in the :natter by Mr. do Moulin, a barrister, and a candidate for the representation of Marylebone. This gentleman (who is a shareholder in the London and North Western Itaihrsy Company) has undertaken to act as mediator be tween the parties, as far as the London and North Wes tern are concerned; end it is proposed that a deputation from the Amalgamated Association of Hackney Carriage proprietors shall wait upon the directors, when it is thought that some preliminary underetanding at least will be come to. (Advertisement.] flom,owaY's 1 3 11-LS. The TAW of Life —She petered irt a fitting opportunity for drawing attention to the few point.. on whir* herald, /drupe. All lewuri deo float bra, tipidled horn the system imoooliritely their pnaornort IF Alstri.v, rvd. Will/ awl tam must be nomonnasteil by milted,' !nod. which. when thorouitt , lydlgrxttrk =not enrich the blood with it • nub dive etemente. Hellowai.o Pale hare tireemd thenunly.t rempetent to deal ronstitotimusay wilt thew indnaitieri whielt dr w. nd faun parent to offlrprinr. which often 'env the bright, t protqwets. throw a a/Natant "loon, over youth. Thee e p.llo purify both the sotbis and the Iltude of the body, and by Us rt reinter, pin, PA mere every °nom to perform naturally It. pcmy. Sanction, and etrendthen won nerve fur It. proper duty, ELECTION INTELLIONEcE. TUNER HAMLETS. A very large meeting of electors 'tumbled laat night in 13t. Idery's &hoolioom, Whiteelopel, to hems Mr. Kameda, one of the caldidates for tine borough. Mr. Fierce, the manager to Mews. Truman, ILanbery, and Buxton, brewers, of Brick-hue, HOW'fields, presided. In introducing the hon. candidate, the chairman said, in hie opiuiou, it would be a blot in the political history of the borough if a conetitutionalist, se Mr. Coops, the con servative candidate, called himself, were allowed to get in, and the blame would rest with Mews. Hodes and liew ten, the effect of whoee candidature could be no other than • split in the liberal camp. Mr. haw.* who was received with general enthusiasm, raid of all the ounteae which had been fought since 1832, when the borough of the Tower Ilamkte was first created, the une in prospect would be the most eventful. Ile remarked upon the artouishing growth of the borough, which had been each as to nide,* the legislatuie to double its representation, • circumstance which attached to uo other borough in the kingdom. The other great con stituencies had had au additioual member given them, but owing to the minority clauses of the Helena Act It was pioloble thatthey wouldbe inaworse position than before. The Lon. can d i date then proceeded to speak upon the many public questions which are likely to occupy atten tion iu the next parliament—the equalisation of poor rates in the metropolis, the relations of capital and labour, education (which he would make compulsory), andpublic expenditure. He confined himself more y, in regard to the latter subject, to naval expenditure, express ing his decided conviction as a man of experience that notwithstanding all the advice tendered by himself and other competent men to the government. for every million of money vivid in the production of really useful vessels of war, seven millions were spent upon vowls which were utterly past and useless. Ile closed a long and energetic speech by giving an exposition of hie views upon the ques tion of the Irish church; and be took satisfaction to him self that he had supported Mr. Oladstoues rasolutione, and said ho should vote for them again if returned to par liament. A vote pledging the meeting to support thehon. candidate was carried unanimowdy. BOSTON.—In consequence of the divided state of the liberal party in this borough, the conservatives have brought out a second candidate, viz. Mr. Collins, who for some time represented Knaresborough. Mr. Collins, who coma's forward in conjunction with Mr. J. W. Maleolm, the sitting conservative meiaber addressed meetings of the conservative electors ou Veilnisahiy and Thursday evenings. The liberal candidates, Mr. 'l.' Parry and Mr. Y. titanilancl, cannot be induoed to act cordially together. CUIELBEA.—On Thursday. a densely-crowdod meeting of electors arriembled at the Swan, Walluun green, to hear Mr. Charles Wentworth Nike and Sir Henry Iloare express their political views. Mr. SOH/field presided. 'loth candidates were heartily mreived, and a resolution pledging the meeting to support them was Gar rie.l with but four dissentients, ent•AliKeTElt.—The conservative candidates, Mr. K K. Kandake, QM., and Coloimil laarneinth addrease.l their tafiportery on Thunelay evening, and ware 041'4i:411y liberal candidates, Mr. J. 13union !Whew and In'. Brewer, are afro pumunigaU JIM KNKV.—A meeting of the supporters of Mr. Joint 1111111!$. inie of the cciiihdates in the literal intend, beld laid night in tit. -hail, hall Hackney, with a view ni fin wai log hie election. Mr. MAU Lill WM ratle d to the 'lair, and !mull) oil taster...l the candettte to the mei.ting. 111 r. 1101nis gave nn ea l .ii.iti o n of las ol itind ' • and reriaved a vete of 4...1111401,,r. ... Er AnNt I K.— Mr. H. Claulwia,. CAL pre• %.11.11 a I. it, elf ;art tiiibi! to a, 1.11,4111 g in It allaill 111. wk. in to Mr. Lime. rico lie il ?hat ~f..aitharetit it Erly. A v, , t.• it. 31r. t Isola Mv.a.r wit* %.:4: rim!, 1 at not w ithatit a good deal of opia.AlLoo.—x.oisate.l. Icl.i:Wllll.—Mr. I:. J. H. Harvey lees iovitatart rrada,t Norwich in the comervative in tcn st. Some of the esainei - vativeii Loan accordingly Sn S. Mignold to come to, ward. Sir S. is now 74 yi nrs of age. The libtrala we iu a more united .tats than they Lacs. be. II for some time psi, and will probably immort colkiAtycly Sir W. Ituniell and Mr. J. 11. tt. 1 4 ; 01 - 11N4 aykant Express klys : "Letters have been recrivert in Nottingham from Sir It. J. Clifton. Bart., announcing his determination not to contest this borough, or any other constituency, at the next election. Sir Hobert elan reiterates hie resolution not in any way to aid the casehdature of Mr. Me ten. We believe we are cornet in adding that Sir Robert ham reeigued his post as chairman of the Independent Society, and requesnd his name to be erased from the list of members. - Mr. C. Seely, jun., one of the liberal candidate.. addrerend the constituency on Thursday evening, and received a vote of thanks. Mr. Seely wax ;poured by severe in the meeting that if he •• went with lupli ti he would be ovate. Mr. Clavden appears to he ielu!nr at Nottingham, three cheers Laving been given for him at Mr. Seely's alerting. $r.1711 11011111:11112, M.P. for Stroud, who was arked by the Ayrshire liberals to contest the Southern Li%ision of the cm tidy with Colonel Alex ander. b.... for strictly family meow. declined tho honour. This much to be regreVed. Mr. Horenuas connexien with the south-wet of Scotland—slight though it be—added to his great politnad experience and ability, and the dieerve.Uy high position he has attained in the House of Commons, would have insured for him the hearty support of the entire liberal party.—North Arendt Med. SoE7II DEvox.—Lord Atnborley thus writes to the II eateria .11orn"Qy ..Vrica:—•• I observe that Sir Mammy I el-ro, at a meeting at idoillistry, in answering a question %lout the hallos. t. leportegl to have paid • Lint Am berley, at Lets, WI the ballot in 24 boron.. I t xtremily that Sir Maio/ .build have thought piper to impplement hi+ reply by a gratuitous attar k upon rec. because nailing cats be more ta,tefill to rue than to titer into any per , onal contro rei,e w eds my oil our utr. llt.t •it.ce he ha nmle sick a iiatino nt I fell bound to y that it is abiolutely without foundation in fact. as I did not i luinge my opinion in the rapid manner either upon the ballet or air , other ;int -lion. Of course I do no. no an to charge S;r with a wilful 141111.1011 of Let, but he pothably oki , merely from d n cull. etiou of em-taiti rni4- ter, es. oat 'ors of my cond .ct at lA•cils whi• h appe:ired in the Times and other tiew+pats r. in Hach. I•Yi.i. 'rho truth it. that I gave no pledge upon the question of the ballot when 1 e.aite..tial Lard., or when I was re tuned for Nottingham. a+ I was desirous before c.rnniitting 111:elf, of giving the subject a longer considi rstien. What I have heard since then of the conduct of lima yds toward+ their t• nants heti been amply •uflieicot to convince me that tI. ballot f+ iudi~pru+ably noes...my its orth r to Focus, freedom of election.' • 4n yr WARR". One of the most excited stud tuilitilent meetings in electioneering annals of F.edli Warwickshire was held yelerday afternisin iu Stnitford.on-Aron, which is one of the prin-iistl polling ro ntres of the ilivi%ion. The meeting( wie4 convened to hear addresses from the twmeivative candidate*, but, although Mr. Vl'ire was favourably received and listened to iatiently, Mr. Hardy was grieied with 'etch manife4 signs of thsappribation and so fnsmently interriptsl by hisses and groans, that in despair ho threalene I to address himself to the reporters. At last he singled out one person in the assembly, whom beiletiouneed as a Manchester mw employed by Mr. Ninth Of the hattlM„.• liberals of the district, to ovate ti ilistarhane... A determined effort was made to of. et the sup skeet offender, and a fi cc Eglit netted, lasted for a b i a quarter of an hour. The most frightful ili• order preen:lel, and 11r. 'ox, the ex-mayor, th it the Frill:l.ll4.g. were a 14113011 d 1111.1 to the hort.urlo. 'rile 1114.1 i to the •• Matalse to tom** 1.101,11 ARA aid Mr. Ifa!,lv. wit, ...napa,titiy...)l* ler w a s re .te,rord, hiought hi. sts:l4.l, b.n sodden and abrupt telminsiti.m. Mr. W. Ineketts, of I 'heel p re . Ile ...!1 , 11 upon !he eh:dots not to .* p unt Mr. Clad...tone in his te‘..l,,Conary and said that if Mr. (.;ail 'one laud been tout twenty ye.irs a.m that h a °old ever linnet the etablished church, lot wiaild bay./ said. like the Assyi ian Ling of 01d , .• IN thy , ervalit ado,( that he i.hould do this Mintz I." A Ara, pro affirming that Mr. 11• i-.• midi Mr. 'Ludy w e ,.. fit 1.1.1,114111 le 11.1011...11i. S. ti, IViarwiet.-hire, b u t on beim; put Irma the chair the oting was prtaty neatly it pivl, and t I .• la. pe majority of Ill1 . •1 lai nuutrel. 'ft Lo.-- A large • At/ e, I!oll44ing o f 60:110 of the most eten in the ben.ugh, has lama formed t o idol in iel•llling the Teflon of Mr. Pa...come Edward;, of Lendon, who 1111. p , e , cnhd 11i111 . 4ilf to the electors as a liberal. 4 'aptain Vivian's emomittee and that of Air. kalwisi di have mule-Ted. It is stated that the navel eat ivrshave abandoned the idea of briuning forward a seemad eon-ervitt ire tokeep Mr. Williams com pany, and that he aID solely repre.ent the tory interest in tin contest. A LADY VINE') }Olt CLAIIMINti A Von.. —Yesterday /dr. T. Campbell Fmder finished the revision for the borough of Leed.„ which had occupied five days. In the morning he took the woolen's claims, of which there were 23, by previous arrangement. The claim of Mrs. Mary Howell, a member of the Society of Friends, considered, with • view to decidi ng all the rest of that clans of cases. Having heard the argu ments pro and can., the barrister decided very distinctly that wale pollens only were entitled to vote, and he de clined to grant a cane for the court above. Ladies, he said, desired to be put in the same position ass men. If a man made a claim he did it at his peril. If he claimed frivolously, groundlessly, and *surdly, and put a voter to the trouble and expense of objecting, he was liable to pay the costs of that frivolous claim. In his judgment this claim of 1f... Howell's wee frivolous, and one without any sort of lefral foundation, and Mrs. Howell had not been well advised in preferring and twitting upon it. Ho adjudged her to pay 10a aorta for making • frivolous claim. Mrs. Howell protested against the barrister's h opium., end her advocate applied to have the tine re mitted, but the barrister was inexorable. CairrAi PALACE. ONE BmusNo DAT.— Plume, BUT. lx. Admissions by swoon tickets, ; ditto on payment, 1,664 ; total visitors, 2,369. I)ering the past quarter of a century Hornimitres Tout LAT! had an mamma aide, and thry are Odyarpound &warm. in rum, game. a tam Reel uned Dut . sold, eared in paoh.ln • 11 r (on. .-I,advcrtlatiaent by 200 contentiosars is and a 202 Marmots la *. CCUM7. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1868. THE POLICE COURT& MAILLBOROUOU-mrazgr. MN lakk and Joht: - .ll;id,eab : aW 'the I&Uw having hi. head bandaged, were charged before Mr. Kuoc as follows: — Police-constable Henry Page, 16$ E, one of whose eyes wee completely (timed, and whose face bore marks of severe ill-usage, said that about a quarter-past one on Friday morning be saw the prisoners and another twin, not in custody, outside a public-house in Warren-street, Pits roy-equare. The men were quarrelling and making a great noise, and he requested them to go away. They refused, and Leekie gave him a blow on the bead which knocked him down in the reed, and while a woman held him down the and the other man struck and kicked him. lie got up and had • drue with the prisoners, and all three fell together. Leekie then struck ham several violent blows in the eyes with his Asti, and said " Lein* kill him odtrighL" Ile then got up and pushed Reid down, and sprang his rattle, and the man sot in custody went away - w'A the woman. Be fore any assistance came the prisoners kicked him again , and on a constable of the 8 division coming up Leek i e assaulted him by striking and kicking him. By that time he (witness) was insensible and on the ground, and when he got up he saw Reid being taken to the station by the constable of the 8 division. Reid went quietly to the station, but Leekie gave them a terrible job. Thomas Troy, 179 E, proved that on going to the &mia sma of the officer, Reid seized him by the throat and struck him and kicked him. _ _ Hoary Attree. 67, °umberland-market, gave eimilu evidence to the lice and said that he assisted them ai much as be sou and never witnessed a scene of greater brutality in e. The prisoners were committed for trial, bail being taken for their appearance. WORBUIP-STREET. Joba retry, coiiiii.ctzc6,4;7iii, of • Bow and Stratford omnibus, No. 7,444 ? appeared before Mr. Ellieon, in &tower to a mamma which charged him with hiving refined to cant, at the lawful fake, Mr. John Brook Ilogarth, no re:namable excuse being made, and there being room for him. The complainant, a merchant in the City, deposed that about • quarter toll on the night of the 4th Met. he hailed the defendant's 'bus in the Whiteciliapol-road. When about to mount the roof, the conductor refu,ed to take him, and for reason alleged ho wit.i intoxicated. This insulting re mark he did not choose to pose over, and demanded the defendant's badge, which ho got. holiaequently, he met &policeman. and of him begged to know ahe *mai dend him the worse for liquor, and was answered in the negative. lie then took the next 'bus that passed, the con ductor of which made no objection to receiving him, a and was carried home. The co a mco m pl ainant that be was at all drunk, corroborative evidence wee adduced to that effect. The defendant, in reply, didn't that he felt con vinoed Mr. flogarth wait the ware for Einar, and therefore, in the proper il,e.chargo of his duties, refused to take the gentleman. The complainant not demiring to preai the charge npamet the man. Mr. Main condemned him in costa duly, lielieving that h•: might have erred through a &bile to e aiut uUy diKliiirge his duties. 4%MIII:T11, ✓o/s I:ramkv, of Pri - -eritiage,...ilhert-roa , l, Peckham, appeared in an wer G. a pontons- taken out a;,•ain.t hint th, autl. mit- of St. Calulierwe3. ••that h••, Lea K the I .act.: f u el- tun' child, dal usdawfal'y neglect %nt.'s t'•ree 111 , nth• after the birth of ouch child to take i.r aa. use to he taken to the p.;b':e vae,•ai itor of the di tilt in nl,lll the !ski child w:18 then re arciaitnir to tl.•• • tatuite," lit. 1: vale., e.ei k 4. the guardians, sail there was a PLII.IIIOI. ariiitai4 the parent, mailer the :11th of Vie ai t. for to I..ect lig to have his child vaccinated. Afte r ti ad,ng the an toe-tine, he called blanks Nicholls, who taid he was regbtrar of bit dui and deaths for the l'eckliam ilistrict of fit. I well. t,u the iid Januail he te,cbtered the chill r June Liam!. y and served the mother with the weal form teethed by the statuto. In conformity with that, the child have been vaccinated and the certi ficate sent to him within Once months. That was wit dune, and on the 6th April he went to defeniliint's and taw the mother ' who. in answer to his que- Lions, said the child had not be en vaccinated. and was quite well. lie inquired why the child hail not been vaccinated, and wan told that the father objected to it, and would sooner pay the fine than bare it done. Mr. Elliott (to defendant)—What answer have you to make to the complainant Defendant—ln the first place, I do not consider, and am satisfied vaccination, instead of a preventive, is— Mr. Elliott—l cannot go into the policy of the law. Defendant—l consider I have a right to protest against such law, and do not think a parent should be obliged to have his childien inoculated with poison. - My eldest child was healthy until it had been vaccinated, hut since then bar been suffering, and is now only rees , vering. Mr. Elliott—l have nothing to do with that. Here is the law, and it must be nrried out. Defendant—l also, in the second place, hold in my hand a certificate from a medical gentleman to show that Toy child is not in a tit condition to be vac.:inated. I also again prote,t against nosh a scandalous act. Mr Irvine—The certificate in dated but yesterday, and I contend that can have nothing to do with the prevent proceeding. The form also handed to all parties on regi tratien allows for a child being in an unlit state, and should be filled up. and PO returned to the registrar. In this ease, likewise, there is a persistent refusal to vaccinate, and 'Jailer the instruction of the board of guardians I press for a conviction. After some further remarks from the defendant in cm tleninatism of the Act. 11r. Elli o tt Fan' he eon nlered tar raw) fully proved, and oideled defendant to pay a penalty of due. and (obts. 11,e amount wal paid. lIAMMEIRSMITIT. _ . Shp/err Clarke, aiTti7utt7:l;;:t7g Wik.rstt-tcrrace, Not ting-bill, was thought up on a warrant. charged with neglecting to maintain his wife and children, whetehy they had Ns onic chargeable to the parish of Kcneingt.m. kr. Illackwell, jun., one of the relieving officers, said the pri.t flees wife was admitted into the workhouse in Augurt hut. She we- afterwards discharged, and ho loft sight of the ewe until a few dap ago, when he re ceived infonuadon of the family being in a destitute con dition. On going to the house he found the prisoner in toxicated, and ivlan he offered him work he said bet han Is wete not fit for stone-breaking. The wife was again ad nidteil into the workhou-e. and in a short time afterwards sl,c was confined and gave blab to twins who with three othi r of his children were now in the workhouse. (ether evidence waft given to the effect that the prisoner was a skilled workman, but was continually out of em ployment tlir.ugh his drunken habits. • . _ The prisouer t a ldcaeoureil to show that he supplied pro per pros-mien for the support of hie wife and family . , and that the reason he declined the offer of emphvyinetit in the sinkhouse was because ho had work at his own trod.•. lie also said his wife w•as of a tyrannical temper, and drove him to drink. Mr. Dayrnanl.lliti he was sorry to say the prisoner w.i like many other men who squandered their money aw.iy in drink, (aiming their families to be the sufferer.. The plisoner asked fur time to enable him to reimb.::+e the C 111111114: incurred by the lariat. Mr. Blackwell refused to enter into any orrangem f that kit.d, and said he was instructed by the boaid of guardians to ask fur it committal. Mr. ba)maii then committed the prisoner for one mouth with hind labour. A MAN CUT TO Pints ON A lIAILWAV.--.t Lee king .or&, ut has taken place on the railway closo WI liarthissd, whereby a man about 511 years home d Junies P,ebntsran, and livingliv. at Seaton C m otttg.., was rut to p.cces by the a rag ue of a goods brain. The r an was e mploye el by t;.e Nestle Eastern Railway CoM tiny u. paieleti er ..1 the , Clitlliouse crowing, and was, we imeleietaiid. subject to fits. f le a Thurelly aftento eu his little gill went to I while he was engaged at his eel* with the ,al n e w. that his wife had just died. lie told the little girl to i•tay in his cabin until he went 41/.1111 the hue a Utile. and tl at he would be back in a few =Mutes, and it is suppmed that he w Lute to get ee.me of the nu ii to pci torn, his duty while lw w.nt In me, in e ewe:pima, of the sad news which his daughter hail jug !nought. The next time he wa, 11111 , I.) the finwuu and etiginearum of a goods tea when he was lying uis II the rails with his face down lis welt r to avoid the accident if possible, the firemen junipvel off the engine, which was not view very rapidly, and ran forward to pull him out of the way, but he was • dead weight, and before the fireman could gut him removed the engine came up and pawed over his Lit shoulder. completely separating the left arm from the Maly. The wheel then passed along the left .Lie of the body and crassecl at the loins in a slanting direction, separating the left leg also from the body, and also euttiver oft the right foot. There was a wound on the forehead, but how it wan caused is not clearly known. " POIATti " RIOTO IN Cush(.—What are called " potato riots" have again broken out in Cork, and a mob, composed principally of the poorer class of women and children, ate cortrfig on a savage war sigain,t " kagbah forestallers,' as they are called, in conga quence of purchasing large quantities of potatoes for ax tation, befoul they can reach the market. The women lay in wait on the roads by which the farmers' carts ar rived, and carried them off in triumph to the market for the purpose of keeping the prices down. A good deal of rioting took place on Wednesday, and the lice were obliged to arrest four of the women etagagedin it. Ex porting potatoes has become rather • hazardous branuh of commerce in Cork.--eratemdsre a , Illrers. DUNI/11-LI and Co., Belfast, are the largest bolder, of 'PALS, in the world. Tatar Old Irish ilrlifalim in roona• minded 14 the mtedinal profession is pridaronoo to Yam& gar. Supplied So ~lsm and tapes for bolos ate or importation. Qum.- Jima ais spplkelSon mod . Danville and eb., Beffast i f ir Draufort-liiiildiapi London. W.o.—(Advartiontiall _ DR. DE JoKou'e LIOUT-BROWN COD LIVYR OIL. —A stepson to the anpreordentsi number of opiates% train slab sent atesubes of the faculty who have snorded UN& asylum:le approbation of tine oil &front% the explanation of ito groat eidebrtty. folluring high towtssony borne by Dr. lemiseneh coroner for . ~ sitral hi 1 the rod firer omit r Dr. tin dough . % guarantee to be pi...tenable b. any other kind 1•11 rottenle gellalaene.M dual zetirbeinsl So 14 only lu °op en). d Unworn.' hallyon..., 9..41.: *got Ow ; by at elosiete. Mole non/Agnes% Arra, liArivitt, rso to., 77. itersok Lawita.-lAdvendoraist..l FIIII.DB IST 411 ACCOUNTANT. At the Mansion-house, yesterday, John T.cykir, 30, deerited as an accountant, of South Auillee-streer, Grosvenor-square, and who warn stated to be vary reipert ably connected, was charged before the hoot '4 try with endeavouring to obtain six hose r of cgaer, a inner 'rheum pips, and other articles, by 11101121.1 of a lietitioss cheque 4111 the City of Onagow Bank. On Saturday, the sth inst., about three in the afternoon, the prisoner went into the shop of Mr. Smenond, tuber:- comet, 38, Bishop...tete-street-within, and mind to do business, saying he warn going to Australia. He selected six hoses of cigar% a mearehaum pipe, and ether articles, and asked for the bill and a slip of paper on which to write out a cheque. The bill and a slip of /raper were given to him, and he wrote out • cheque tor the anoint, 111. 7s. ed., drawn on the City of Oforgaw Bank. In the course of conversation. while he we , ordering the goods, he produced a receipt for his peerage to Australia, and ordered the goods to he sent to the ship he was going by, the Orient. Wilde in the shop he also romenied some tobacco, which he did not pay for, and asked Hr. litimmond to knit him 41. to pay his puma to the docks, which be did, and the prisoner then went out. Daniel Webster, an resistant to Mr. Simmond, went out after him, an d watched him go iuts another shop, where he gave an order for some stationery fttand thence he went to Hr. Goode's, tobaceoui y. When he earno oat of the latter Mop Mr. Webster called a oonstabie and gave him into custody. In reply to the charge he said it would be all right, awl wrote a letter to • person , who be said was his uncle, at Ealing, and on whom bedrew two cheques, one being fur Mr. Binnond. At Ant he said if they would go to South Audleysitreet the bill would be paid in earth, bit he afterwards said it was no use going there, and that they would have to go to Baling. When searched there was found upon hint Mr. Simrnowl's invoice, • receipt for 451. passage money by the Orient, a reeeiptsel invowe id Medan. Silver and Co.'s, outtittenr, Coruiull ; and afterwards there was found under the grating, near where he had been standing, • receipt for 454, being tire passage money to Melbourne by ours of the Black Ball line of ships. This receipt was tern up in ?Wen. A wooden pipe and a penny were also found upon the priso ner. Upon the foregoing evidence the prisoner war re manded from the 4th to the 11th of September, wlew a clerk from the Cityof Glasgow Bank, Mr. Moms, Find later, was iu attendance, and stated that they had no cus tomer of the name of •• hn Taylor." The prisoner had no accouut with them. Within ten days or a fortnight they had had about a dozen of cheques Minder to that produced presented, and bad returned them all. Yesterday evidence was given to show that on the 4th of September the prisoner went to the shop of Mr. lie ensing, 93, Oraisechurrh-street, and selected goods to the anwernt of 151. 3s. 9d., and in payment he wrote out a The for 151. 66., and he was paid the balanos, 2.5. 3d. The clusTie wan returned with the words "uo account." In error". examination by the prisoner it was stated that the go sir were ordered to be sent to Unship on the Ws, and that on the morning of that day the cheque was returwel how aired. The con.lable, George (They, 676, informed the Lord Mayor that he had gone to F.alitg awl had seen the ;con tlewan to white the pnsoner had referred, awl he gave him a very bail character. Ile hail decertel his wiie au Anitiares, but sulaiesuently at the prisoner's carnet t•t/lit :tat, n the had vsue to E-c_ awl we. it ow lie rig with her f. irud . The pleu w.t., a el. rrytellll in A esti aim. lite pawner, on being ;piked wliaf. he had get :n that he eurue the. LLI I • t 1112 1:4.1 INA It IL itajug te; y I. •iv iy. ••• Ole '• p.; di-ga•t.-1 O. .c.. I •i• .. • U. 11111 :y hone w.th any It ,re .1 L.- I. , I ....a P(.010 1.021 , of tei..rias:ion. Patna with chalk, i.e. o :411.4 . 1..' 114. tr:t. he Itllt tl..ll'N. In! 01- tii II LAI I-I ill awl .1:3 was to ;.:0 0 a :0 A• h.c:ic. and al t 1..• • I,:tt ht of the tuonient he al. It 4041 4 •• te,t,e 1.). the ()fa lit ou the I and the fo:l.iw clay he taitiaci I.y the Llu. k ball line. lle went t tii pia". with the uneutten of loniowis.,.; ii-i,;••iice tic a thahng, hut he had not the or, to we a more forcible expre-wiuu. the "cheek." t •e. se after giving thew cheques tor the !arg, anemlit. ter,. routed by the pasbane money. A arieud had seen VI 'e two Louse«, and they declined to take any proceielin,i llCllitikt him, and he presumed they unilerstood it was isimply the re-ult of a drunken lone. fie had ha Ino intention to defiaud any one. Ilad he had any such in tention. ini-tcad of ordering the gootls to be sent to the ships, cne of which was not to Sail for nine, and the ether tor feu/telu days intei wards, before which, in the °railway tout-re, the cheques would Lave been returned, anti tho goods recovued, Le would have ordered them to have Wien «rut to some place where they would have been at one claimed. He thought his lordship would admit, ou the evidence, that there was no intention to coiniuit end Le would not have done such a thing had he wit been mad with drink. The Lord Mayor raid his conduct was mod extraordi nary. lie had already suffered fou; teen days' impr,eri nieut by ;emends, and he (the Lord Mayor) now neuteur•d him to a further puriod of 21 days' imp.isonmeut in the limise of Correction with hard tabour. The primmer—Thank you, my Lord. MARKET& Parr. IP. —The demand kern. q y. !„. 7 0 thp aia,. Aka b. a ws7 haat& at al-7 mi., OA, it, IL. I. In nAter demand, at 4 lair: sal, Las.. tee:a uuld , at 411 vitiate. TAI LOW.--TB!1.1i Erawiao.—Tl.e tari•ow uutea.: n. - trained .11 Mitt w.. k tinn„ but withilut iris .1... • • . i tit n , r. Thi• hunk randultam conttnuitig 4:11 t`ll I. 111 LTII 1,4 1 ,1•• 04 lOW , no. talkw L.- 1- 41 , 1 I i 1. :at eft tt .0.0. el for 71ITIVIII !of h .1— t.• • •.• ~• • , Ild id•.l tli. avallal.l.• atui k w C%h.414"11•1. ";!. l• .• !.. t!”.. 1,1 I fn a in. at tit al doing Ow w• W• • .. • ,t 0.A:4 ; • VI r. we 4,11.41.41 w. to 45 .:al.; I) t.. I.- • ••••• • . In 4.. del ; Ott. At.; .1 t t .• u. ! !.. ~ to 1.111 n) tal.011). 4t4., ma ...;•it ! 2.-. tI. At lit. itt.l•lie 'Alt, I.:W (a.. !mold at 1....! 1.11 • li.Ult. U. 1n,.1 1.. Elm • :I•1 • 1 t.• ' i .• • • etl ; 1-• t au.. N. 3d ; auftriew..l..ail • • I:" • t• ! . ep to 450. Ad. find Coe ,•-tm• .•.1"•,I. • • • I, ; (.. )1, Sydow', thu., 4 , , t. :2* , I. i.. • tte,. tar lel..int. Piaui nil. 44.-. La.—. I. • of wto WO r'te totetr t 1,511 ;Minsk. I . ..11 .!•• 1. i. 1.4 at Ilitah and ("kaki.). Fibn•—ltlll3 , ll:.:ATß, SEPT. lA.--M, I, tv. : . 1.- I ; MP. t 4, wr harsel ; 2* 1 t: )..t 1.041: kill• to. N.. to 4.. M. per 1.,5 • , •-•.• ..1 Iw t lair ; turteite, r.. to Oa. eaAt red e'e• 1 1. plater, 15.. to 17.. ed. per Lauri; tele. !Vie. to aoit rt. r le. ltd. to 2e. ad. tads; mile, le. to 1...:1. rat 14 , Dieter*, to tor ',told. yarrow.— T.orni.L., BrrT. ts.—Tho 1 , 01011 a.llOl 111111e...11 in the rely part of tin., the . .1. tha ph lair in est. nt, hying qua, inadApi.ste to t!.. • t .11, psztwuhitly in American, and on Tu. -0 A 1.; v. ly uresulax, sill, a considerable hue. The low r i atbao 1. d tl.e attention of huy,.n. WeduAalny, al:. n all 111- le 11s1 d businesa was done, with more at, aline:, And !!! • ....ls last bas huge at advanied prieea. but the .t.tot.ityoto, wad. iltne of stout id per lb. in most des.riptious. For e. a Islaud then- has been a limited demand. At un. /1•1111,,o1 prj .• In .litirn. an id nwig deb itnination was manifeet to reale, in th too. ne. mynt of the and a decline wet.` tea t.. .. 1 I,r and ,'can 11101 e in some 11.11111411, and toAlay priees hare partially 1X...Va1 . ...1 ..1.4•111 .1. r b. low last Thutradaya tabs. New Ter' nlt to the 17th natant quote middling 2111 ann., in-: 1111 1111,1%. too. per lb. by atetinye. Reliant in C. 1.• rt-iirt al eft I n rsiou, but w attain in bat. r •, ba-t . k's quantitate. Ei'tout •I. :t .st 1.1;14. at, sn.l prim. have leen steady. 111.. tAi.. .t. .I.ti.-. 1. el) ..I.IUII. ‘111111111.111.1 KO Ildrallee of 1.1. 1.1 r lb. I:ot W.ll,- dat and pnvwed for Pale up to 1.4 I . in in.sulat decline in 131114 Manus os of 11i • • III! bl. lat. sto r r a . 'ors 1,11, will. all Ills r .t-•I •i• In, 1,1. tut calla.. r.. 1 I 1.1. per lb. below .AI nt I 11. /It 1..1 Veinal,. d Inituwar, why 1. r .ind 9.u.:. I. IA crt•rn tt to in At " the ft:tumult. n , h., e leo t n. In idsrly )..d. zany and li,, 1.1:1•4 1! • Mash , nothlling, Nalfclall. ~ ., t it. • , I joist and N.A. 1111411, ; 1 .110,11,1.111. 1... r 0 , , I. ..111111; and Juts, ;,d. per 111. The of the a., k t...titt biding 10.1V.41 on , pettlnti.m. ill.Ato .1, - snow :14,oftil 1,41 en to t •. I.• : • Fan: Upliouls, ill.l. mid-11in 1. 0 1 ; I )I. 1 .1 . 0 'tat 11siViisT. 101.1.; (am. N. sw 6,11, I I ..1 it' ; tAir bsr)pttan. od. ; ..,y I d. 1 , 4 7!.1. .10.11ay 111, : 1, 1 1 4114 !11•11111: r•... 1111 for animal:ol.M WA I r::.• ! 1.1- 1..11 • 11.•14• lone. stlll .414 1 ~• .41 114:1•111.111.1)11.., t lEl'l 14111118.—M $111 . 1 . . 14. 111 tine. x,• • 111 1 1 nil In r r 111 ; IW -.nue 111!:.41 • -II •.-. • • a„a 11.1111 01110 d tiatd. p. r isilvatice for yviii. • h twat and :W.. to Sow m ft. For what I. ilotn• t !sae iv Om* have had to he pahl. For tithe' ovoid, of -it lb. ry has not lav n enueh theatre in value. In cloth. si• his had a 1•1 1 111 inns ner of the daises., tip to till.. day. whbh ell .• ti d thi• mai kit of Tuoaday, uwi prin. teniled atm lint yrsto nlay and to to-day thrro hao Ise :n t,,, , I iverpold ivit.on market, with ► higher nit,.., and looker. ..f to-day - have had to demand a airrr.finuiling 214VILION. •ir 6614n5. The advance cheek. hionn—iii, as misfit bi. espoi Our good feature of the market in toviiiir of posiliceni O 1 that Works are light, and their is no proomre to aril front that east--; in that, notwithstanding the unwillingness of lower, to advanned rstra.the market is healthy. cOlthl.—Creatitaroan. Barr. In.—Them wail a 'mallet amply of wheat at market today, and a goal demand at an rolvsnoe of ta. pr matter on both red and white, the former 55... 1.. :A, ; Oath, NW.; white, eta. to lito. Barley t 0... offering., and the Quality vi ry wantonw Some very tins 11011.10. 4t4t. W AO, ; sooroultury, nom 42a. to MM. Beano about the name. 1111101, 1441-2. 18.—We bad a fair supply of wheat at to•day'ir market, rehab changed hands at an advanor to M. o r yr. N. w white rumples realise I 675. to dita.; new n.l, ta.. to Sae 40.2 . lb atone. Thr 'apply of butt,. was moderate, and the &m old wan on the whole Brea, prima being without important altera tion. Malting, 4.511. to Mi. per qr. ; grinding. 3 l'os till to.. p. 16 atom. Of oat. the supply was not huge, and tine qualitim soli ported their full vahie ; old, arts. to Mb.; new, lac to :M.. pee yr. Beans wen • in atialv demand at about she rates of this day week, monody, Ma. to prr an atone. Flour, 42a. to 41, ; atO. to 474. 4.12 sack of Pr Waite. (iAIII.NY, SKIT. 18.—With about the metal allow of whoa,, and a tot ral•ly at traded matkrt, mho took plow at ad. - stood ed.". While. made la. to ; mit We. to AM. per yr. 01 ;11,4 OtOnt . . tram most Imlay revowenlod, and Miami 41.4142.1.1. A the 101 l not,, of loot loot k, malting moiling at 4 .a• b fi , t• P r yr. ; grinding, AM. to 414. pr A) atone. Olga woo• ot toodavuto n- railer ; the allow wan not large, and prorate. rate. wear gretendly node witiout ilia...illy. MM. to tar 24 ogtow. Ida, too, Farr. Pt Our minket to-ilav an. tolernl.le if - le rolrd, a, d tte .bale et wheat iota , tisaly de nand took plane, and peon were la. to tr. pry yr. high.'... Bed I, alias d tin to his ; oLde. 14*. to lla. p r Mt atone. Thrre ars• a medal show of ballev, ihkli was takes seat abaft pawiau. eurrezeiee. The oat trade vow of a lowOhy ehara. r tetide.ney of pekes was aprriustv. New, 3M . t o 31.. ; , ' • M.. per 24 atone. . Lue ,MOM-, fiery. It.- The innaloA et somewhat fi nt ,. r • witb a fair eunatunptive vb. of. pet, _ d. aner ; dour abio 'env better owl (whoa on , p a , fdlei .rfr 4 rhshr advance. At to-day'v endrk•A anent. odd gte obly . • , 10 tc. ; soar and Indian town wen: al., in fair .• 81.71% lA—Wheat trade 4...12. , 4 , vrrr : red held for a olawilor adrea,., which Jeui , ' 1. - Itarley, nuke.: fine, rather lower. COATEL—Lownon Parr. 19.—Thdyw.11 Main, In. ad End Acorn Clore, An. 3.1. ; Edwo Ham, 1 , .,. nd ; How. 11, Hat ad. ; Walk End Hellen. 19. 9,1 w7_ End Hatton Lyle., lea ; Walla End faunbton, ad. )4,d pienbottk, Um. ad.; wan. End orsa twutix.4, 11.11. Walla Lad Rtamell's lea. 9d.; Wall wma, n , Ild.; Walla End 'innatall, 16• ; Wall. Envl Hart/. pnv,l , 1 7: fid. • Walk Elul South Hartlepool, His., 9d. —Ship, at awl , end. n. TRAFFIC IiZTDENS. Mee Pam- Met. TOY, 5... Rimuse• Opea. fi t . dandes. Isse. Week Imam July 76. A 1 4 g • seeesAye..ol.4outbern 71 7,5 1., I,4kG 1.. Week ending Awe* 1. 3u4lndien Week ceding August 40. 471 Pitman 43i Week ' 4Z el 3 goB )71 ,Wiser Sept. 1. .._ Varna ........ Week ending Stpt 11. Rent..ale NewcartleJn lO 17 12 Weal enrk l7l 44 443 Vieuk rwling &pt. 12 Ctark k lituaalt Junction 11 26 21 77? •*2 -- - - FOREIGN RAIL ANKIMAN MAIV..—S O W'S N A MIMI., Pr-r. 19. If Atruzitan Company's DOW 11 , 11,W Istrwurrx the W.....t ; ,h thia text tn-day, MI her first enyowe tn w the 11.1.111 Englinh, Inturh, asylli*Trnart f.tll of pehernivrmonsd a Imp! Carr of 4{..nersi m..t. Lund,. thug PORI and Hamburg, isanludilut Innen 4...w..11. 17 value WOO (num.. ('ANAL, A• MAIL.--01tEte,A I.lf, Sr , T. ls -.Te fly'.4 hi. atn.hip Nova !tertian, Iron. IWS• ft/ 4. Lough EWKIC Uf. It p.m. to-day. 141 a. Luk..t r, ;- pea, and pronteded at 6.45 p.m. for Qui.. bre. se. 11.1114 A V NAlL.—dreg, 1 4 /PT. Ish- Th. 1.. .• Cf.,,,pauy'.. et. :M.•r itaagnnu. Isom 14 ”.• ..ut I u.ta. tteda)• Tll E •ToINT-STOCK Di uct)t!ST _y, ",. day morning, at the Rolls f'., Mr. H aw king, the Chief clerk, an application w part of Mr. Harding, the offu.:4l winding-up matter of the Jo:nt.-v4 • pany, to declare another dividen•l • the pound. From the mar.rnitud‘: ol • the debts and liabilities are ..ipw i•d sterling. it will take more than dividttid of in. in the pound. Mts.:id.; t! born paid lts. in the Towed. at. I !i will wake 1.14. in this lace several connected with • fore the chief rlt4k, 01,1 ~,, th j , sentutiv ,, of ihunutt's H:luk w be Flmin that tavola. r .11;14 n i I: 1 elf inl. I.: to tip !:••• bet , r.• to-d;. ini n .:•1 t. wa. tin I . y : 1 ,, I• ' rn , V 1.. V; NV, •:! - if, ••• f. f - If I.f: T 1" . f ri I. ; 1 ,14..1 t!.• i. 1.• • t- ••• 1 f : • .• • :: •:1 ar.•i • v: • te , r.. 41 tip Ti D;,• .1. n.e rait- f ti.. g iy. u , aid it ec , i, I. w..i. at tr.• I.trit.• vsssel that tiny I.•ati e•-. ,;: All possible efforts were n. • couflapation. ht.t it :- the masts, which we:e of ii• witha prxligious crash. 'lli, v. despite Every effort she was law • t • The tatastrothe. as may .• r an:mint of consternation ann iii: and much symi the caFtain. and crew. all ::. CClUlleLte. It has not •• • Longdale was insun .1. The tionmtl states n 1 . 01. r . police in immediate attendance talon M. 1.... of Bullycehev. for his Fativv. •• la to • to one constable and five subsceassmh. s. t, lay the expense of the, forre.•• No moats PI LI.B OR ANY 0177% 3filalrtN7 •• DTrOF CONOTIMPTI. T, ream TT Pr 11 tares a: , LUTA ATIADITA FOOD TO Ti.! STOMATA. ONT., a ti liver of old and TotITT. • cart.., without ra•-Lane Or •4. • dT•P•P•ta one-et:a - lon. 4i4rehusta e, r.euralgta, !Intent, tadintato.n. xleeplienntlx, deala7, woetasig, oonah. Imam, fever., ennentnpuon. low spinets.ea twee ate It had rexixted 41 medicine, tn•laduts that of L.. H,2. a... a. row , It Raves tiny tune* eta 00 t to other retoedue • Tine, 11b, 2x. 9d.; IVbx., ; *Ma, or 22. per meal A!to ae Rexalenta CXwolate Towd.r, mots attangthening than ma:, bated beet.—Da Barry and Co., r, Rogent-quadraat. Lotakrt *leo Fortanm and Mason : and at 61. eine., burehattotat OSA • a`do• • and 114 thrlordatroxt.—(Ad vertiamentel . ~- r :~:.:.. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DRATTIs. PIRTIIB. .‘Nti - • • ' • 61! • ‘. I t I 111 - • • : . I .. 1.. • • it ..1 ...11 11 , 1. , •S. ." • I ;~ I i II - r. , . KIM -s.;! • 2., 17. 7,ltt t‘. I.t !••,t1 .1 T .1 It. t - P.Nt tll I'I.N s. 2. , .; r I t !:.% . 2 It 1.61 N . s. t.t •• u • ..1 :1.11 \ ••• t. .1 I. 1 ... :.. • Ilt •.; ; ! J2 1 11N2•2 N 11..11 I: •••: t:. 22 2' Hu- 21,. 1... : _ T II 1...•:1.,1. I.: M t. 1. • ' • • r. . -It 11.11 I.N - t.l t:. ;; t of I r v I 1•,.•t•. I : . •.. eldatt: -On r. I 4 I s • to IA ' ••••,, r •f .1 !i ••• 111 • I \ E , 2••• ;...1111-. 17.. t. t'r...; • V!. 21 o ; v. M, h‘• i'• ot I s.. 1:.A1 I>l ‘1:0T . • I I ; I : 1.• lIV M sI• I 11 I I I:I I • I; III" ohl a -1. • . . I a. t • I . • ; I I V • • . -.I: . • Il I V ,•• • •• I • , •. • • • • I . • 1.. I A %. SN •I 7- • ! • t. o . . i . •••• i•• INV .1 'N. " 1 ,‘ • , N. 4 , 1 r . %1 lit 1. I.coNi \ • . I . • it. o.'llll , turd et . I 1.. tl. El 1.1 `. k t. ntl r It.. a 1. 1 I. I. ow of r t: tt,:Lt 11.113 Sept. r IS. at t lar. 4,11. t. . 1,11 . . mr..l 711. 01.1141MOICTII - prowl... 17. A. •-• the llosrger neon;Ater wow, nk>4.4.. tvh.t. ad. r t:, 1. ... It,* J. 1.. He..., wrtor • 1-1.1% 114. Palectuber 11.. at Claphsuu. 3t• tb.• late J. Lewin. EN Lewd U. YAttl R.- Svplvtulter It. at blowado - lir. J. Yank, ateml 6tl • • • I li.tt ILAIKEa.--ttertrnsber 11. at Wortem-L • , • , late riche* drawn., teth L aw Kew'. I. - ••• • SEAClEJlL—terptrenher It. la Pans, the. ' :• SHAPtiElT.—!t.pteisber 17, at Euler. haul. • of the late Mr. Joha altairrott. of that SaYrsoN tllytteubt? 7 Anne. the wd. Ott ▪ vicar of &odor'. slid fourth daughtyr et the :t. • atthilased, Itart of Iloynton, Weirton.. rent 7 : aryteaLlwr 11t, at :itr, Oxford-terra , . Witham Edward Sim. eld.st sow of the Ice nomad I J atrial .l 1." .„I_llL-1B.•• Customs, aped St. - /CLlT.—teptaraber 17. at Woiritar Maw. Lee, Ig• - thews of T. Seharitt, E.+. tared 11. BIBBNORY..- ptamber 16, at Balhata. Murre. M nom Mitt of the late T. It Si.eatolv. F.... 1 • K V. Blllll l ll4l.`Vh:.—September Kt, at the reet.l...am h , r ; Weettwata..eyastr, Hyde-part. Hag, ••••••• the late J. B. William., t apt. 11.11.'s ttPth Witt ,auel ot,^i of the late F. Knuth. E.g.. at L1a81.13, _ILKUha. Tantutaia. WHITER. - iteptcathiv to. at Chun Wog, te4t4T , • Jane, Wife of Yr. J. Whitt, ainal At. Prenbrd and rubb.lird by WILLIAM Kiva Haim.. d N"..t . Ilingsymortnyt o in the City of Loudon, Pruner. '- take ie linenterir-onwt, in the r i . au d of wasand. ba I &auxin 30, 7 / I . F REC