The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1858. SPOB7INO. REVIEW OF THE DONCASTER MEETING. To Tile aDITOR 01 Till Steer,. Stft,—To explain the causes of the many surprien Item oceuradictory numlag afforded at at Donomese would he • mare deb link difkalty—li fact, I throw up the teak se imetwitrie, mad shell direct MUM= chatty to these per farmatas which my have Issarkurs to ft.t ors events. As • week's spurt there was no nom given for grumbling, except AM the starts la has or two met were nose of the bast, et maim &Ida, se regards both quality in quality, being imeatained loom the claming event down to tbs very hat. imd the ineoung will keg be remembered as one of tw mat emesegal, if the met mystifyiag, hoer held in the north. These ta ao raletaking the calibre of the m mutpesators 4 the Fitawillima &slue, Sersatorer lgoommaa being Om of oar best 4-yr-olds over the clieteeoe, eat um might pew the Knight al lan ass at the Mt bores. of tos year. , In addition to time there was the 2-yr-olds, Flitch. dameter, and headache's, ell of a eery respectable dale hat the pace yea by far too tomtit fur any youngster to his lor • mile, aed Igaormaus mode ouch an exhibition of limit he mat gm him hill • chance fir tkia Cambridge chin evia with sash • weight se bet I lib. The reel tbreitgle, however, wee mimed to Saunterer sad the Knight et Km, the law; giving thi "black 'an' sacs • dressing em these* he had Item rummer with lib the ban of rV wldekte, he wee betandy brought from we extreme oat mie to the fruit reek of the Rt. Leger favourites, while Mr. • wi, Saabs.= sod Blanche al llld dlebie, bell dsdYed • plat or two, sad their partle blip mai ham ben nen of the pin estop swag hat whin they nee tried win Bearer at but lade dame, is the weighs. he awl The Keith& earned, the old home pant ans away hen thme—gran ram" The Knight WNW to ban am beth d p i. TM Chasms@ ma the net el the put neon and was as almanac as the St Lager ram made the Faiwtibms, toe Peeing who Mt the 4w made %myna"' and Goma* se very taffy, bff bun beaten four time perionly— nabs its lona br the Tyro &ekes et Newcastle to Bin• Manellwee, sad Guataucher, mond to The Tams Sly as the Filly Stab., at York, woad se finis (who pen bar 261 a) hr the Orton Nona, at Stogrus, off Ind f r y (oho mei* • 7110 pesain), and Kw babe he tho loan' a the mem She Sawa hob* nand a I but nth a ha =same mast end pent pea to as nag, while binsae pa nun mg • • Nab • annshbed an ty pal, whoy imprond andismably sine issolgon, barb, ear lairs mud ma then by the my ashen ho It ap pored se held Ina mai In the rm. beg to lea roam Mr. Pat al • pad thin, by dienan in *Mary ann, who era hew as do amothieg Neon tin he hae omplebed am yet b bandied to th" hen ant of Dishy amnia. Canna& limn lees mono lir, ea In wee mot lad me nil hentand as Simpson end Otedlein end Cat lin will both am • ben it whin pane& The Oteet Tanabe Hamiliffs and to mho no aneellin fer the Cameseruch. Pitman wlelsg with real ere then ad ambit an to hor he said on air Ism yaw was on at not, see wok her Tot Mb It le difficult te sd 4me b bens Quwisoment, slang! ask a bed seem* no ma daily stanstable far as mann el Roebet, who it raid am glee her art qua* of weight, te ion lap mg V he hit beep ea Ira as he in tow, we m gt ms but • yam septet hie taidag prim beam as ann. Mason mesa Paled Lead • Mill puler «ftlir" by did hie ligabow tho Giugow Iwo ao on* as ba is ao two gnaws eseeshno thew aing V as bit the in from Oilledlob'S main when halo. it Tan, whin the two was of ihe sem hoer it eel Ine_Presind raw that Canaan io as geed mm be et hue lelb smir he k, the leimr. ag inflo.itter . Palkaate otokm was b••• •d • her to. &mai Plea ; but be hod the poem* In ho Now man he mane neds soalttag the me al rC ir t hampegn mum of big line tuner Um amondffie 'peaty ae The prod day podand Sens ineasedme doida, the Ka hn and dawn Coniarney Mang awn their Ma gest inam this men the _Mien Lod Nolass. who le um in lair the Ca. Cemtriffrables ; Jeff - din bowing who en mewl le Was, it la the bar run tur vita her ammo le as. d the and ens V Anoka* Hata pod Lam Nelms Cobh h hat Wry w. "f"., mania ant, er they wend net hen hem en ragmen of vim*: the Porting Plan who him). he will bon num Ong to de as gin In Ma Ism in the sesism. Wish sea • be Ind Wight weights ler tho Partin* Phan it is met n be wendend at dal • hat men ma allseted ; bat lie bet ef het Om ening' pegs. wail it inn the alma" el bent • dors as.. ezdeffiehed by 'Mk not of et 1 le guise imlian tones hr uy set Unpin 1 ans ed w rir tee bosons at the fan so east we geed epi nem of tima ; may se the BMus bon hie area "paw 4 sozoo--11so he bed we more—Oroheltall amt Danny, who was rid in the na n rk, melskt prove nonhuman. to him la the fienbgmbi The topeolabri ad Ind ben held far eons days se m • =4:11 kr .e b b Imre woro illy united o wk at i mo tipotpirl • but ha with as mnah n elun me t end neon ma Ile ma thaw MOW his Thaw • ISOM of haws whits mis gaffs threugh the new Had • lot of twiwpwobb 1 Ina 71b, hussar* ants Ina the steadier al 114 Ilh 1 the saddle, boon sonooblog ovor hell • mile, Ulm Mid net have hem • maim elf minion , bat bans sr harm into of them in me giant* at the Met lIIMPO. MAW awl ane Soy Ind mph*, to de wh o the palm ell .ma Sr two in Ile enn. T ma Manday, was paginneul the analin, sad hi any, eirefflug moan awed hie most deleemint nosh to try peconi, hag an =lnn* opals thell he swab but stay the amen melt Bt Leffrought lo be serried to Whitewall. Oa the matfol niarake& however. OM was another attain We as " knock him oat," those myelsrious sulanbt, the J tem," !mien/ male the discovery Oa he palled op kw after be swain gallop, and bin the resift semumseed es k us 4 to I was lent split him ; but wham preparatins was. meting for the am, and the eeptementi hod an sweetest* at judging her themeins, that who bat tens ain Minn were gled to pi at at MK 14 plea The 2.4)1, bis pony dens mists he eitomM p tar as rat may, in bean se Moly gig ewe was no Mule*, their legisgame at the ter monsg, sg,mid Waugh la hand bat swell aid • phe as tint tan alma his tt at Wanda wee up, wining beams, waft Ms noble wholmbond pal* astly, la retteepor C i r k t, abe hal 'linty el fled. +. am proporary ann. Bost Loins was my lt, but war wain, and pine seal • dee enhoNagen he last diet he lA alii: hang no work that be has Ana ea warn" aa the Zap. end I an edgy meat at be was wine as It Ws men la my et Me awe eras. Gomm= bond very dawn% to An as as at Geadwoodond and not have ben .wit mita Its., bas Map* bind dal nd navy, as* tho tangsel *staid sot bawl bin to SK MEM for he hheffillin Off ace. Ms =rival it Dissueler, ulangh when he gnaw be nisi wen immenese in the berm of hlm manits Tb KOOS* Kan was the *ni nts of way one who are hi la Kr ten o t hie Aar- Ing bra onallght hat lie rift or big especially se ft ▪ no mane an ble ail hid not intrusted him with a nhis baying bon boiafod in tho makes. Volta left ttf re Mad itewA d J. aside Inn it. en, Int of an hint Illdng h.; obi Simile ef Kiddie**. who bed upsmed alingen * the team by being way freely_ nisi at NI 11. pads &beads, at that illne to II n I, wee net In m mo! et the an, Minn* would ben hen Wraith to fed a fatal Is her, bar anal= hag oar peribeting as was ant of Inaboun. The datinam to win with Inman did sat owe bre, either, as Ilia at a &honer prfre than the east, se than wow memol grtlm who had relv the what • air " hair as hp, wN, Sunbeam had fried tlima as MEW dirp being and • lbw wit wen beg ars , o her teak the t" our a • pd profit. ler it was madiselsal ant is wan to bat _s'h'ag Is the sun ale amid) bar Illosoloo. The callers who Lard and west well nes Kai* off Ifeabsrlo NhaewarnWhip Ins the forma will he • musi beta oar Isla Is as amen, end T. Pin had beast b. hip es tho sight die In the Cambridgeshire Slain Kw far rho waimane, her I will not call it • rm. Pan woo osogio—lf ones ir can be ailed —by the Priem of itmesith 4 the ens amp gearless of • mile, when he lope to em wend, but did sot pn wag ahapaer soutiag tho Zed Mum. when Osommen Gilman iluelmen. The LIMA and Toanbillb sews.mla.h awn the host let. Oa round's' the tun 81.411111 swan ykplan Isigni being ea Inmate alma UM Pasoan woo Wird In stop his to prevent lb ON down siffelber. Shashi • Widish* awl Lomas" with two sr three dame, bad also lost ground by throb din honor sack* of two albs 'atm —.ober to Ist ulna be as dowa. or pall then up In parent It, and en left a inn( two that Way, Ind they Smarted to '4 tatter as 6. evil. When fairly In the =r t . lb* booms Weir. Oildermiro midair up the closely spaded y anernews and flows. n, with The HeAjf sad Tos-ptillite bandy. Nadring ales we la the easy apperunly, the nth pmentig, • dame nosa, end in We ingrown and Blown of bilisldlehle was so hilly barn that their rides dewed not WWI amen ; he ea the farmer anent*, to take "drowns of an spew kW he w.in "minerandnark* an to his MA wan peas wings himeelf. ea saner all net Imp tamed . ma with • ink& Wan, and was nr mem* who, Gomm's". sit his. tbat to II" is +sin* Lh.47,417.4r 7". leaving Bekaa" wlr ansmang te tho palm who rode Is tbs inn, Whim ailie =mow Ms wags et simo ; but beton melting the 111mois of mg aroma lb. semi, and int loor a tt r omotadboi as tone Inn al nay gra'. AI Toimphilhoollan gelled nos to mak. Ithella et, h=and es ea hbeld ray *Me se bins ; but when Ms nib The lie. end nail • ink of doalmem, be Newt IB L. Klaingeon rends. • nob with Thosolko of It was he lag bonne (alithaegb Oen mus ma many w zz amisla of that, fer a lee mike Issyawl th• wining- en me drill. the /wae Ice bang la bum er try bar • Mg* while gym. to the morlidnegen of then who blew ao Mob" egg hap. ash inanas inuareas in bor war, iffy • nab baled as 11•41. Eli she but awe • bet man (lee which her rider sunset be blened, a he aught on itt e ue sa. throagii), re se nut bban heeded The lid Mr Mary. dolimiserm. would ban ben bunt let her wig Mr. ;at eat la due to bin hr the Nearly WelNr to tibia he pang inabeen, as ger ef ewe Waal nub wish ham dune Mr. Merry ask pd sink*, he banns as bin as 4 emahing r more than witeing,aad had tutees stall weasels% the matter he might have faded to save Mr. Merry's bacon eves), and let The Radii win. Bach a result would nut have sui , ,Al the books of many who hays been operating upon the St. Leger for the last two or three mouths, and had The Hadji's party nut been over clever they might have landed the rue as it was, Mr they actually stopped him in his work for two or three days cc purpose to drive him back in the market, the talents, ' of course thinking wine accident must have happened to him, and hence his nut being quite so fit as he might have been, be requiring more work than his party uslculated spoil. Thus it will easily he seen that Bt. lamas wen • chapter of accidenta from be g i nn i n g t o end; sad I can safely say that in did not see the best of thldermire, lentgrandis, soil Blanche of Middlebie, Mr. Merry still thinking, as lies doe his trainer, M. Dames, that the latter most lave wan bat for her several daappolat "mitt walle iu =s4pes petty are equally chagrined, as they paint to 's 'jam on Friday as a sure sign that he °Deihl hew beaks Mkasits *tensity lengths, having strsif &peeks levy molly at bases. Those who made a ili nalse ASS ViiiS head so more for her, sad Toro philite's owns% imaked over the km of their proancieti cannel that be wadi be roam about at the diatance proving so correct, he bed the pace beat good sooner be would not hare stayed keg se be AL Then las thimi or thate ma be no about—that the elgbassa maws the St. lags of were of • Toy emederees oelftl• or Blanche of M.Mlloble wadi not hen eamembed so easily to Hepatica for ths Peek de Stakes, wed* =ahem the latter fur for wake k ths Lew, thisegh Blanche of with Ins hWerg weight, is sin very formidable for the Cweleldgmbire Stakes. Fishosea's any dsket by Igwerimu for the Queen's Guises Noma sa oft*M bs nab to start the letter as well es Vedette be the Oap• bat the two horses being ths .Prurof avowed eaellelmika, we ruled that only one start, Wheramons was esameresatly raerved fee the Cambridge a ammo ever which hie tarsteeedoes arid, will die Ma ems esevlse; sad I mot rerserk tag oa the brilliant prespeas ed Ws year's for that mai, with so sable lein It at fak at i ts t . The ea T 1 , p ro d uced mother looking salmi Per It le the Pyetfi toll, who proved lib sew* to the Argosy, sad as he has but Set 13Ib to tom, it is re pada, the Argos In at eat Sib, who, with asks weight, would be y as god • sea l anything. Besedleads at fist Mb, Ul la g wad law as demos with him, and Lord °lmre& kik le de pada ems day by his sit The balm mieft the nesdenes diameter of the Low bona by Ike ael bog We to live with the two-yeer elk whin Psedises proved kerwelf • by balks alai, so sadly; but her party wire ad to back bar add les dist et Mitarean, to whom she is Make, as teem der& having gives Prelude 261 b, it Weed "say aide ea Yet 'pied kw ear Prided' &W -114=Mitt the et peeed ai Ta llak .hilhe • gaol bares over hi own diseure,* wining Ss Deassake Plasm as seedy; while the rale Ise the Cup at et net al bales as le which la the beet base is the wadi, TWO, idols( ilsemewsr in a comma make., while old ilskessea ad live the pos with either. The iatsrsa of the mat*, was mdatelod roo t pial emis:Marri os t t o Lthe m ze i ry ir. les a t e , d dikra al rueawsbeder my irk eddies • mere sibs swesesadel :ITLIM m et Di Ce r4 111011141" of the preset week, the Maecheeir Autos Mods& dose sad mks pease lei Friday ad Sear day asat, sod say observations a de pled* sweats wed be deltmed till Thursday end. METEOR. MEETING AND THE SETTLING. Although to. Gr yadet Stand receipts ha eons 400/. below of avow these tar per, a rembhge of corpse, was whammed at Dsteriear bu owe Meer. The ruing, too, was art abaffithat, sad the lace rest width it excited was - LNJ her 60 feekthe le the kat. Bekre referring to the Widnes width meld the week k will be aeosseary to direr attiallea le maga disrile at the which WIN aegiselad by the heseagh sathrisles, to a eltusel sew latsssyfreg eat severpessareehia wane seveseof gear aer orris teas shig preen et the meting, sad Wish et ched the diremehatha of (hogshead rdaggellis. The Oar =lhereepierbklysedeavotved topetereheresarnassof of riot he mid* el Deasastar hes Ms yard= sesame atils sad shish rale the peessehogo on the 2 resseree eine deed,* Ore al • leer or rim DS the wow. MN= were Asper& l a rla7 he Maiden we Ohs Grad Sand domed g , sad • feeeder * rage over the h=r , arissare. They de met tenpin the prior* of sad is kag se they are wing le pay tie* wry they de ass see why ere mg= of the caramilep Amid have the s.** to a plan which to theta Is tabard gem& The attssept, theishes, se red oh the Private &end tee* the rieheare wr a Weed* as it div Med the "rl_." sad releinial the bag asse of speseistlea. Bookers aid hvere equelky bit the grleverse, sod the ar Urals arreleed • wise hong= tetra 41111 the seared deg km _ramakt the sirealeas banke. Had day air dames k wadi be,. bra ISISea dews byre* fors. If the atragers of the raft wish to keep the encloser ear, they suet adopt a Mom plan in iss tickets al adored* to the Stead ; for is the Thursday mad Fnday weekly tickets which bad can aSe were openly nehed about the streets for • dew shill and thus ' into the poseseekaringio," sad d' chancing. The Owns of V a ‘ i g;;for ne sale of grinned Se I spirits he nested is die ream was an egregious =Wake, 4 as it has hem sea oftegread, that 'punnet is the lest pleas la* with& hews sherd be introdeced. The roses neeld always be kept Ine fres herders • bat on this wariest it was to the greet shetriedsa at busitUse filled with pens who bad no right are, sad who rid he place wanly as a driatiag ed Wbfle as this subject, the norbiang prier which were he refrethroess at the Grad Stead snot not be Inktenputos triage,mad ready, sad one shilling for • sue ph* et sand triage, wore therade to which mu racing son ere Inacconoreed. , The esegernon will do well to Ann their nand= to thin natter for the future, 4 • well refralageset departneet Is • nest s loe = la the seacweral issue of say ettestiag. The soda at beaks wises' and jockeys' dare ass also ea satiafranty, sad was poduceve of aseikgrarbliag sad saboyeass The Ham of Dossester, Mr. Gawp Hatliskl, *its Mama to metered any abortaariags which the rersgsreet displayed, and wee ever molisheas to rest the reqediersats et the evils He therefore will adept awe hoer le sonety the evils of whise u, her osupialael. The IFNI& d ilarO.lllMIM whir be essaseessed with so math sphit Irak we least, be carried sat daring a mooed yr elf hie mayoreity. The saddles( whoa, must be et lealsdoed it should be dorsal esehrirely to ewassesf jockeys, tad peers. It should b tr e d = GI Wow the ran& is esummication with which SIAM It shoal have • gateway or purge, miler the dregs of an Mill. =Leen was much to had hit with is the meepares, wee much to whales sad sprit* la the persediem. The two-year-eh nes was met latenstieg, although the shoos of ser parker Derby saildroateme. whet ifer mead girt *lrk iaperwres. The ketheep weals us. predrill* of leg irsealeths, amid made swift* drape la the Turf Harr layered the M. Leger with is laurel wile • kw arstbe beak Mast to aria. The Wee* amileired ruabsr of items sad of these woe era 4 the eggessale skarn he the alma. seek* his two hashed ad istresesa. Tie wag added by the ceepstatioa, be., messeed n wpwards of two theeeird wires. Tba ,ga l e at IMO ease as apehiled upon easther Gist the swirl* sad Yearn of the ensgslere were .ear aim/ to leg. The 111111.110—The Fitswilllar !air—eteardeed a ewe the at. lager I hettleg.i.= Lets rem ilaseaser et • •had for it, sad he was ahrerseds bre.* with force Ines the M. Law betting_ , sad hh per awe* Ma be ho treashrred to Lied Clifdee fir ter thsared pasta MM view it and be oar hated, made • pealed* male, he that same only we ghee by *Hr. & Willi= " for Lord leakabataaglee satin eta& la whisk the Haight of Kan was Wields& Grade sad Irryars, lire Dray elite of male, were eat dew by Praha, kr lime Chr sp mg* fitakes - The whiner, the pre =Se Grim Maack, is trained in private by 4 MI awn. Is this saw woe GloMshi sad thellek ler rthers whisk nee hen mastissollinetineur ii wearilis wilt ant yow's DM''', hall shoes priblor anis is mat *mat the estsetaleig ef way gent aspeehr dos of Primes •ai gag e r e = smear. The darken mad, espearelled ley ms& The were wee the pladpal Mahe* the week with the most Maier sass, Linerea shell she wee rersely treated her owns% ilingle, Me oeld, dm& the MI these fate • tar hasp=l ia hr ride. Bee sums kr the Wig. Math eppr priers eedirearr la -eras the Ormerelleit Glasgow Sarre whir* as it, mad ihfld It roeslablithed his re pri.t.i.a. senewirt demerid at Goodwood, it Lad late lames* dead for the nen si e ls. D.Z 6 F i z e lr b t a s i t sT i r the to day I thafto he wr qemillid, smiths ram was awarded Is .sa the seer* horse. The saheefrethig Ors est " Ilea lethal Este snowed libt. abets hi Wild woad he bb how Is 'imolai as an am& es Gilighlea, the rider of Shahs. wily jut hew Ilb, II was sisiodid that ms rale had bra Was. sad that the be.. iwibi ass iii be diessalillsd. The ass was hard by the eletseede the au* day, lad thy larded that the *they heft Imo he Ms was ness am UM ~welsh& Titre drilla IS ispresat, ask will perms • shear quo tin her is a helm scesdia. Ms senserre, Wir iest. Us ISM bat la amp pi* of the seewasid Wig the woo km he Yereeent V Terre hr boa old: Bet Jut • poseicif hash : If thou tek'it moors, Or Ism, juN • posad—bs it so much As man I NOM at Wavy In the enbetaaoe, Or the lehisa ef the tirlettetlt pert Olen pew se m* ; sty, Y the mils do turn Do la the ad"mits of•bar, I Thee Meet Then. Lem day led sees of Ito prostlge. The wish *SlMl el Iftirlfoleed (who bwke down badly the week I h er i k r the sedan elmof Eciipes and Volta, and the whoa win le aortae quarters errs, sd e = Te=? lihL erinvlinred to keep &re the • the People wire ashng Is their faith le T Mobs the fact is hosier ands. as Goodwood NA the doubts which IMO B eatertidned el Ws seyy gemlike. Altbeegla " To:" was the suet weelmr base is the coanty, Yorkshire wen heels* bin mil the RAI, about whole, ti to the very bore NM et pulls staseher. 11111 unman ad unewssisty end dr wow w and Blanche of Middtitbits. Both Ewes bad been tried with Saunterer, and Blanche had beaten Sunbeam. Yr. Kerry, therefore, deeming Blanche the better animal, declared to win with her. And doubtless she would have justified his declaration, but The liadji was in the way and divided the two mares. Still it was • rare slice of fortune fur the owner al two sniroals to obtain a test and third place in a nos like the St Leger. The only explanation which out be given of Tozophilite's defeat must be found in his detiment staying qualities. Still his success on Friday, and the defeat of Blanche of Iliddiebie on the same day, almost induced some people to believe that the race for the St. Leger wee, after all, a mistake. The event, however, brought into notice young Snowden, • very clever jockey, who rode the winner of the three Grindpsl races on the Wednesday, sad it afforded as opportunity to Bartholomew to re-appose fa the saddle for the monad time since his disastrous &thaw at Goodwood in , 1866. The "Cup. day" was as @neonatal as the "St. Leger day," sad the triumph of Vedette was deemed a triumph for all Yorkshire. Never were there such cheering and waving ti hate sines the days when Voitigeur defeated h after the deed heat, and subse fluently beat the Fl Dutchman for the Cup. On Friday the last nee wee rua in the dark, owing to the difficulty with* the dada wimatal fa ream the juvenile jockeys under pmer Beth woe al lorprheade, but the & edam - of the boy, wee enough to try the potatoes amt. Hibbard, and it is quite tithe that the remsameherieles endea vour to establish a better usdeneuthing Wiwi= the jockeys sad the starter. Accordligin the bolting, the boalonshwe primly wadi be pthere cm the Issaring ; still, the eaNdlestary mow Eg lirb the settling was conducted wield itilimee that the makes would be harmles to a lop m*slty al apsouletore. After great meting, et the end of the meson, a ferw piromm are mewled =oril t y ao hit and mistas it bat this was sot Iwo as" ve Weed item gruablieg reapetig Par de VtOmo et mean ar th e bedtimes to sett The " pother's" are the pladpal lows ea theWlaree, far mini at the through good aed though evil open about Teeighilita whim" ethos had prod their faith to !Ns PAW* elms ileat4res eel Imsdhits tropes. ia the bales Ish ao aggalesily be sat" se dolt raway. Nom Iran, it i i irZ about KM. awl he would We lauded &olds Nat .moist Wm boot lbellsbis was The mg= paten id skable—er deletee—lse fltrMsramd of ems oar the dirge dillomet erairee—ehe Ong la he pol set bat their weeilege are not so large :e mi V wield has a% Use if then ondlianca bad sot been heeiren the two rearm The beim of paying end receiving was oanduoted lialfig to the endrieint of *peculation. Betting wee not me./ and the Irma hour for claming the room and thew kidoo' Rte~ for the mon Jeri merely nominal. CRIILEZWITCH BTABBB. 100 to 8 silt Kr. B. 7atß;Csok's iriorma, 5 re, 7st 91b (la to 61b attis)i c taz a d dra mas. 16 1 Lord Clidien's The 4 yrs, Ist Mb 100 hi 6 Mr.l3.lasabaresittot=st db. 20 to 1 Mr. G. Posetor's U 4 yts, Bst Mb 20 to 1 Lord Ribblasdales The Happy Land, 3 yis, B.t 71b 20 to 1 Mr. Niehol's Warlock, 6 7n, Sot 111 b 20 to 1 Mr. Ti nsman '. English Rosa 3 yrs, Est IMb 25 to 1 Mr. R. Bntioa's3Black Tommy, 4 yrr, Bst Mb 26 to I Mr. Chalty's The (}rod Ileeret, 8 yrs, Sit 13Ib 25 to 1 Lord L'lllint's Taoism, 8 yrs, Bst 71b 40 to 1 /7r. easca's Rases Bea, 4 yrs, 6st 21b 40 to 1 Mr. J. Marry's Raebor, 4 Bst llb 60 to 1 Mr. P.. Tsa Brosch's Mellpie, 8 yrs, 7st 61b CAMBRIDGEBHIRI BTLILIB. 12 to 1 apt Mr. TN J. Misery's Off) Blanche et laddistio, ebt o lb 100 to 8 Mr. Slazon's Anoint Brltca, 3 M I Est ORb 46 to 1 Mr. Wyndham's Glaustesan, 4 yrs, ilet DERBY. 9to 1 apt Lord Ribbleadele's Promised Land (t) 26 to 1 Mr. Robinaon's Cavendish (t) 40 to 1 Mr. T. Parr's Gaspard (t) Mr. R. E. Cooper did at his town residonos on Banda? niitht. By his death several nominations booms void, in ol than at the Bald-bad Stag in:ths Cosanwitch and Lath Intelltgenct. COURT OF B . (Bohn Mr. N.—Barr. 90. sera.) IN PS L 11. The benkrupt wee described as • market gardener and brieldayer, of No. 2, Harefird pisos, Qom's-road, New Peeklent, and Arnold's Farm, in the parish of Charlton, Kest. This was the mandastlos amatibltrt The @mounts, pawed by Messrs. Brothers, com mence the lit January, 1867, and end August 6, 1868. The following are the figures of the balanco-sheet: Creditors tm neared, 2,8941. ; profits on trading, 2,1681.; 72414 nuking torches 5,7871., which is thus amounted for : good debtors, 2121. ; property, 1,4141.; excepted articles, 201. ; ex -3:1,6961. ; home and personal, 2921. deficiency, he s e rar,' , 1867, 9871. ; loom and bad dalita, 6391. ; ties per contra, 9641. Mr. Norton app aid for the amlipeses, and Mr. William fix the beakmpt. Mr. Norton *soled to the bankrupt passing. The prin cipal (wands of objeetka wen thee that arronsoas =MIS WINO nadir in the belmati-ebeet, and peoperty white had be seen on Assokl's Farm whim the brat= - of the court west to take an is had been improperly moved on to • pilot of land of w • Mr. &evens waa stated in the sealants to be the landlord. When Mr. Murrell, the auc tioneer appointed by the astignees to reams the estate, went to take an inventory of other property belonging to the bank rapt also on the land In quentios, the property .moved from Arnold,' Farm was not than, bat when be west there on a fames =mks it was there, and bikes be was permitted pooled with the tale be was told he most pay Mr. Collins, the bankrupt's lather, 241. or 264 kr rear, although Mr. 80- mem was stated to bulks landlord, and was inserted in the moccasin as a creditor for rest He paid the mosey maw rebel The bankrupt was aim d, and Metal that the property aid to have been removal lam Arnold's Farm was • light art ad boom; It bad net hem tamed frees the Om et an. Upon the, had b qualm was • shah to orbit k was drape MA end it wee pat them se and- the right lean the eds. Molnar wee the tmemt if Mr. Ste.,, wine waft isalik•L amemp took the Imi ham hit lam, to labels he by iitrioa as besalag twist, bat be used to pay the mat to lb. Si.., hr hie Whir to sass tremble and a drab memmtkm. Mr. Mown mean net remiudee bankrupt as He teem; be bad, WNW ea error in e. tikas Sesame at Ms ill =r e. his belmoe-shott ; It diode have boon his flatharr. Mr. Memo Beet • notes to quit, Ind directed It to beshrtpes biker. Mr. Cation, the broker is Mr. Commisakeer Godbara's matt, yes amine& and meted that when be took the in take, dlembipee obeli at Agadir& Fans he saw the Mtema ahl harm Maim bmimpt sapid Mat it had jut arrived tram Perehms. Mr. geCurrs edmittsi hems was in the oart as int had tiler tr wee cm sitemay. Mr. Murrell, the itsteer uppelmsd by the assignees to *di the prow" rPeekhem, wee ariathed, and red that whin he leek the ineedery the bum sad oars was not there, sari he wet teemed by Mr. Cease this es regarded the prod as whisk the ream was sere the tinery bed de- Immisst, of Me nodes to quit sir sad that he wee • Ines prow It he red there. He we. oblig.d to pay the rest osier She i Spt mid he did not remember saying .e. Mr. perelseirly trembered the bankrupt asking me of the weed " tringswer." Mr. Maim end Mr. Williams ware then herd an behalf of their espeetim The Hearn thought the only gram& for stbourement was the sidnithled Morse errata it the Wrier- ion with rivet* to 5te,.... It the rigs= traded as aslosettris they sheuld bre it, ice it was highly important that is Arid rho soserste estemsals in their soommts. Mr. Morten sail be should rudely sot comme to the = prang. sad the yaraltag was socordingly r isme dielimelss thee mote ups a proof for NOW, rent Ordered en Welt el the landlord el Arnold'. Pars, but a. all the pier Wrested In the mar were ass present, it we persolited to be Sled at a dein, sell the feeler hearing I was adjourned to the sera siting. IN WI AND BROWN. This wee *egikeTrialWriitie,;;; by the lambi" Who *re thee serdialsras of Normich. The aerate heres bra pabliskid. Mr. Loess sepperted the application. Mr. Ilona* tor re Liakisw " Z: s tbt due her a Mr. HUI had here retell as malls dismounts ; its aurora was 01061. • It was sow bat to he bed. Thiso nly, world l, , thereto* riles the *law shred MOW to 90W. The bambini* wisetwied, sad *liaised that the debt le queries wee kw pads tied to Hill, who was • Isla. Yee of the haehropt , said a lawyet's clerk, bat arbor *lt kid hut • *se la Market-row, Mammoth. 1a the yaw MU be veld the 1801. In 1867 hie - roe% sod theta dr Wimp% Modem beide( at their leeks hi owed Mrs a Mgr assort lbw lbw were aware ei, mad they wird ler payirml; Mln IMO aka* Movueber, Ude ; bet lie shot up ihe aspire led* Ckeirslas, sod vetoed away Ms seeds, la 1101 herilimpes rem mho' le. id. per la he seeds, la is ISS I 1 iss • Wes tols. rad. le lk. 11. /my Iles te asesorle vie washed. Mr. UAW* rid the bash /ma haeawall hept, aid a bins assail &WM saw to the arkpiere • bit be amid sot irate& the looreelli iitgolomr of 1,1161. 4. 74tke pelts soak aerpthea *lb the bade ask per m* iirleee, 'Ma es= x treseded the matt. Mr. limsoirrhsel its sera, and they stated dist Mr. lipeleirldl. whew prier pal creditor, hied to seed his owe areerleat to be prunt at miry reek !!4.ll4ci sad Mr. SPIMOIki ad bankrupt. to p co, tarot Whir writ asses dews ia prim Wham dry roppsd they pee limmetris bee the lade ot their eit- Mt" gays op ovotylkiU all die era* bat ose, Mr. Paola, of Leeds, rue to sues tats Si arrintrommt. The dreuriest rids the kildripts ; 1,4004 had has realised under the assignment,:and 3001. since the bank ri la good debts. r Lucie, on behalf of the bankrupts, stated that the bankrupts had given up altogether 1,7001.; their unsecured creditors were only 1,8001., and of these only 541. bad been incurred during Lat year, as at the statement of affairs (Ist Jan., 1867) their debts were 17881. Both of the bankrupts had b een exceedingly industrious in collecting their debts and paying them over to the truatees under the assignment. His Honour said a good deal had been urged in favour of the bankrupts, but still there were some unfavourable features in their case. Their expenditure had been large compared with their profits; and, independent of any particular circum stance, the cam appeared to be one in which they ought to have stopped much earlier ; they certainly seemed to have been supported by Springfield e. good deal ; and under all the drcummances that appeared in their tavola he would great them a second-class certificate. Beemad-class certificate accordingly. Lord Mayor—Well, Mrs. Urn/house, would not 2/. Le better fur you than an old bed and bedstead Prisoner—They were not old; and lyeidee, he had several other articles of furniture that belong lo me. Lord Mayor—Well, why don't you go to the county court about it? -- I'vhaner—l have been—that ii, I have • him, which comet off on the 29th. Lid Mayor—Well, wait q uietly till then. Of course I oan't say exactly, but this seems to be a very hard case, but still you must nut annoy hlm. Prisoner—l assure you I did not annoy him on Saturday night, and I think lmought to do something more forma than ha hasdone and that his conduct has been very heartless to me. I have thrown away my beet days upon him. I was prudent and virtuous when I drat went to him, and I am sure my child is no disgrace to him. Lord Mayor—But you yourself, you know, are partly to blame for your connection with him. Prisone; (despondingly)—Oh, iwsit very young then, or I should not have been so easily led away, but still be ought to do something for me to keep me from doing what he has often told me to do—live by prostitution. Lord Mayor—Perhaps he may have some peculiar ideas au that subject. However, 1 will discharge you if you promise sot to annoy him again, and let me advise you to Map quiet, and•truat to the decision of the county court about your furniture. The prisoner (who really seems to be a modest young =cam) gave the premise, thanked the Lord Mayor, and was &charged. WANDSWORTH. Mrs. &phis Taylor, a lady residing at the Lima', Lower Tootiog, wee summoned before Mr. Ingham at the instants of Mr. Henry Ansoombe, on behalf of the London and Ertan Railway Company, for unlawfully leaving a train at the BAUM= station while in motion. The defendant did not appear, beat wee represented by her husband, who stated that his wife was suffering from very serious Injuries she had received by Mir from the and wee unable to attend. He *odd not guilty, stated that he should be able to moo that the accident wee caused by the negligence of the imespeetes lervents. Mr. Edward Hill, the station ribs s tie Beaux stenos of the Oryeial Palms Bellway, deposed Ea on the evening of the !d bet. he we on the Aiwa when the train 6.60 tress•Tisairo-bridgo essfuld. The deherleat wee In a first clue onlege, stabdos the loft bed stopped he saw bar e, the deer, Slyptlllllo Re de prime of alighting. He WWI out tulle to her net b =r dip eat of the carriage unta lie bob bed shipped, but bane he could reach fi ber se ad MI epee the Seam He misted bar u h p, that sho led ease *tared her its. He took her to the in shod semi had her that she hod done vary smug, lipen whfiY elee rowed, that she wee not aware that the hoinholl asst ste whoa she shopped out. The whom sided that the Mendends deter she jumped eat while the traits was is =dory Out he legoieri to catch her, at she would have Mho In a skeller mem& By Mr. loghem—Theo andesee pawed the lady rtor she hod Els upon Er *Ora Wino the train stopped. In snow" to spealme by Yr. Taylor the witness fenhar meld thus Inn two memo end two guide, besides himself, M attend to the nob, while ourkeed of ten carriages and a lava van. tkokatina 40 will alight from the train at the stotles, hut eaYi eseseles vs/ few proms got out. Mr. Amanda die impeder apes the railway, produced the bye-lewe of des esespany, and It appeared that every per son was liable to a penalty of 40a. for leaving the wales while in motion. He stated that he called upon the lady at her Isom, sod she admitted to him that she had opsaed the carriage door. Mr. Taylor said that when the witness called at his hoom he said he came to Esquire after the health of the lady. He nary bindidously admitted him, sad he soon found that he hadonly come to oress-queetion her. Bhe was is a very UMW Mate sad did not know what she was 71 and haMed him to ham Hie (Mr. Taylor's aim severe rate upon the fan, and her tide soma were lambed, from the effects of which she was Yid up for a week. He then called his wife's two sisters to show that they were not riding in a ant-clase carting*, bat in a second. They had come from the Crystal Pilaw the dams intiadiag to go on to the Pimlico station sad the eishadeat to stop atßalham. They declared that the bola =sad that one of them waved her hand outside the for one of the porters to attend. No one came, and as the defendant was anxious not to be carried on to Pimlico, one of the sisters opened the door, sad as the defendant was getting out there was a second motion of the train. One of the sisters seedbed the fall to the wasp being high and the step mall, and the other to the fact of the train moving after it had stopped. The ladies were questioned by the megiarate, sad they both said they believed the trots bad Mopped when the defeadiat attempted to alight. One of Was mid the stopping was mosseatary. The elation mew said the carriage was of the usual rim, and the asp, which was above three inches from the plat e:run, wee 111 Wass lam end 9 Meese wide. Mr. Taylor teed aided ha ass le they that the trains at the Balms stades ftecesady weed der having stopped. He accounted Arr It in this way: the engine stopped, the bodes of the carriages &red lOW ads other, which ceased them to expand again, and them would then be a second movement of the train. He elm Mid that he fre gristly misted ladies to slight from the tarriagss, in come goatee of the inattention of the servants. Mr. Hill said the ern was In the habit of jumping :out of the trains while they were in motion, and be hod cautioned him wavers" times. On the next occasion be should summon him. Ingbasn said it was not to be expected that the company should provide a larger number of porters than there were on this weal= These was one person to every two carriages, sad be considered that was ample attendance for • train of that deecrip lion. He was of opinion that the sodding had Mete from the extreme tirelessness of the pareogers, and not from any inattention on behalf of the servants. Hs felt loth to punish a person who had met with so severe an nod- dent, and he bad no doubt the ostrapeay would be saddled with a nominal penalty. Their object wet to obtain pub licity, so as to act as a mutton to the public in future, sad therefore he should only floe the defendant 6e. and Is. costs. If the compare would take his advice, they would set • person to watch the trains, and to summon all who got out before they had Mopped. He begged to say that in all &tare cases be should lake the full mashy. The wear was issaisdiady paid. MABIEZ& THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. (From the Mark4~ ispessat) The mummer-like weather of the past week he bra bMriy &veered, to the tosebriea of hervesbwark ti satiaai The geseeni anal of aster, however, occasioned the bag dr meet, 1n stopped the rill in several places. filer love Weed lama Imp Ammo mad heavy dews, which Uwe predated a this maim in the meadows •' but feed has keseme emelesely sense,, sad ploneWag hes beim mace ids deed is the Yap bqk. The polite dimes cmetisses to fps* mad appereatly sons. Ware have ham les m el ammily v pita In baba, hire the area the ar a wit medea ray Irs spas& Thi raw rep dt wart la this comb, hie MOMOYMI wilb • heavy drain, the Nichaelmes rent-dalme bevies tipsblime preempeed lame bee deliveries. And, as there has km eallehmet easamphseic maitre to lower the conditkm, dear membse, with areal ilia be price, Ira eased,rani. sere dap. pelareat. But if brier babe appear thaa father s piry sad no eatable& Wets, mod remits ere ratters Of MOM. The wheat of We year. too, theme ba wled dry, is thin in the bury, sad so more liar to be mad es by humidity, mad deteriorated In velaa Pore =C s row Welt the frede, end the trade, mein It sanely that them will be =surrhilea et ensile. The two capitals, Pule and sew emu le he id the cheapest places knows,— the dreier ef seek hies ridgy determined by only MO. dIMMO bra appda mad • ape Idea of large foreign a ria !kill riper Write/ II as la the pceresion of el. MEd start, ore big lthey to have than. All the bane of lest year am aid. Whatever dolmas may be e • the lima,mat pen maim Wm% owl remarks' may look very Virt*. .st of &sting woe does the 10th inst. have rainm pits itil mewls, and the Wes made se follows t--1 cargo wheat, at 43e. ; 3 of (islets, at 37e. to tie. ; 3 all Seidl lapdog, at 28s, 9d. to 30a; 3 of Odessa barley, at star pa qr. Thema. of what bat week were 119.237 qrs at ifs. Id., ageless 1 18,319 qrs. at the sends period In 1867. The London averages were Nis on 3,804 qrs. The Imports Into the prin dpal pate of Great Britain, for the weak ending Bth of Fep- I timber is wheat end flour, were 12,686 qrs. The tote; im portsl bee th flee bra. doer.e United Meadow la August were 373,774 qrs. wh ig ap e wart Weis be Leedom commenced on moderate *Om Fri the ensues there was about an average lbw al the bulk of which wee wash sada by d u ßt. P of red, that were fine end dry, maid seedy at tit ma state messy ; but es the day wore on era thew wily be rid mereerbet buyer's favour, while the raestilasy sad Wider-arMemed lota eaoeceally of whits, *OO _ollersd at is. per qr. less mosey, were net cleared. 'The heehaw" in is was gaits retell, at former rates. Os Waisesday there were 1,210 qrs. per caw, with 1,260 qrs. besigs. Meet of the dos ample that were left over ware 'Mealy pieced et abet the prim of the pram day, ha isfertW demelptises sold with digi t-tar at rid less errawy. (ho ?Meg tke additions were 1,7% qr. pe east, sad Me re. hap ; yet, with this abort apply, It was ea eatreelly beery day, end those who are aat to gages ma abet sera at the ossersres - rat ed the week the sreirt la to 2e. per qr. /awe, sae lee sir= of a meg brag rill ea head ; foram is, if brood, rest isid tor ler sway. TIM sa_pply of door, beet win and aim, wee mode date as idmday. The etre of the wham trade made salsa Micah to Norfolk at the Itherry's reds, via., 31s. per each. Per flee i brag saws wee ilta, but low Ammar wee a der Temerrath rearm are mired, Om tbr• wee lAN ale per west, alit IMO leis. 111 mei May& The Frei deism made Nectar a Miele sala se 6d. per ask leravothar need low Amara was unshobje, the lase err of ski preserig their a r t3 L i rs Oa YAW MlMl 3 aPosishrbe. alk 110 brittle seed Ewe wee ally are. able et SOL par oak big really sat et the via lion. sail the whole refit IMS very dull. Thu* mew Wit bed" wee Mr speriegly it up ea r Monday, still the quantity fit for malting was smell. Of grinding foreign there was a fair show. All sorb, but the secondary qualities, sold freely at Idly as lunch - money ; anything extra fur malting being beyond quoted raise. On Wednesday there were 120 q rs . per WW I with 6,710 gra foreign. Small as was the total quantity of Eughab, the quality immediately below the best maltin6 was massively dull and almost without flied vales, as dimillen were not in the market. Friday's total quantity w as 1,030 qn. per coast, with only 1,230 more from abroad, when there were no new henna in the trade. _ _ The malt trade on Monday was very firm, and against buyers for the best quell:kw. The demand was good all through the week, and prices looking up. Contrary winds diminished the quantity of foreign oats on ll sm andsa. , but then was amply sufficient fur the state of the with the help of a rather better supply from Ireland and of our own growth. Dealers were indisposed to go fur ther into stock without some commissions, and as factors were not willing to make any, the Imminent was on a retail scale to consumers. On Wednesday there were 410 qrs. per coast, 200 ups. from Ireland, and 7,320 qrs. from the Continent. The business continued of a consumptive character, with no difference in prices. Fridays additions were 9.360 qrs. more foreign, and 2,220 qrs. more Irish, ben only 30 qrs. MOTs of home growth. There was then • fair demand fur fine Irish, heavy Limericks selling well. Riga end Petersburg quality brought former ;arias. Of beans them wee a fair supply, both foreign end English; • good portion of the latter bona new, these scarcely sold so readily, and an occasional reduction was roads on farmer retire, but old did not give way. New English rem a i ne d heavy on Friday, the high priors being reluctantly paid. There were scarcely any foreign peas, and but few English, on Monday. Hog lime maintained former rates ; bat the de mand for white boilers was limited, and prices scarcely so good. No subsequent change could be noted. With a good arrival of linseed, end only a moderate export, the trade wee veinal buyers, full prime being paid. The high rates paid for crake made the demand rather lees -- fbe wheat trade in the country has ruled very dull, and on new samples there has generally been some abatement. Newcastle, Sleeked, Newark, end Portsmouth made little or no alteration ; Spalding, Market Rama, Newbury, Bir mingham, Wolverhampton, Merket Harbormgh, sad Elaine borough were all la. per qr. cheaper; Lynn, Loath, Boston, Leads, and Manchester were la. to 2a. down. Liverpool, on Tuesday, found bat a very quiet trade, without change of prices, esospting for new Irish wheat, which was Id. to 2d. per 701 be. lower. Oats were firm, but mail le. per load cheaper. Barley, beans, and pose unaltered; butmaine wild at a further adverse of Is. per qr., prime parcels Benin at Mc per qr. Oa Friday new Irish wheat was again 2d. to id. per 70th.. easier, while old wheat and flour were rather against buyers; new oats were ed. to Id. per 461 he. other grain and me tr e wets without ohmage. Saturday's cheaper; inetkete were all dull, end incestly le. to ia. pm. qr. cheaper. Spring can, new oats and beans have bets lather easier, and barley more in demand, at higher Mel. The Scotch induemeed by fine weather, have been drooping. 'Mahwah, with a large supply eras eerier for wheat and ear. ellesgworith sal, light strive* wee dull, sad rather cheater for wheat, bat fine &our we. more sought for, a well as new Scotch barley. Other grain vs. rather in bug:favour. Irish markets have rather lost tone. Indian corn was in request at Dublin; but, with better supplies generally, wheat, oats, and barley, were 3d. per barrel lower. The weather ha beau very wet at Cork, and the native graia come in poor condition. Fine foreign wheat was held firmly, and maize attracted some specalators, bat oats and barley were in favour of buyers. At - Weterford, farmers' wheat declined le. m per barrel. Oats and maize were also 3d. per barrel mai LOIDOX WWLT DOOR NATIIIISB,-Ilare IL .e lisperied Delivered Pr.Meds. Mi. SW bad . 4 4711 .718 kti; Atm .2.37. as iiiiiiiii tea 12.xn Lim Mon V.:O - Oiii, tii vi mil me WO 4........ mom II k -..„.. nob IR 11.111 tiii oast,- 1.7.:*-,..- if. l ial tra; 2 1;r3i aw- rw let =:::e• ply V: al 63 TALLOW.—The saloon of tallow from St. Petersburg Wag sdll edged the market ham again shown sa upload undoacy, mod our spinning are improved to all pontiona. Tho daumad *44111 the node boa boon pod Mr Ma period of the sans, sad tha home p 0d0e11...1r mortal Ism Moe at tho oorrisposdlog period of kit pr. We gomb Ms NOM hag : spot, new, y. a., 495. 9L; aid, ; all dd. meat , 495. 3d. to 49a. 6d. ; October sad Dearnber, 49e. to 495. Id.; Le=tay, 49a. 60. ; J and March, 49a. 9d. to 30s. l aheap, 60a. ; beef, 44.. to 49a. 6d. Town allow, 60a. Sd., net cosh. From St. PoPirobirri the market 14 gaoled firm at 168 ro. Bbld MY to Saturday. 66,000,• ca the wharf, 84,000. of South Amerfoan are firm, and dammed high voices. It is nominally emoted 60a. 64. to 61e. stock I. sanalL Australian, 495. to 60e.. beef and sheep. Palm oil. 40s. 6d. Coooanut ;oil Cochin, 39a. 10d. ; Ceylon, 386.—(Prom Um Circular of Meows. Smith and Charles, dated Monday evening.) COTTON.—Lrvienroor., Barr. 90. The Canada's advises are road in favour of buyers. Market steady at stiff prima. lO,OOO Was; speculation, 2,600.:2,000 Burst, at tia. t oot}. ; 800 ptian, Bd. to 100. , 140 Mara-- bun. Bd. to litd.; 60 Penman, 9d.; 7,200 American, 6d. to Bfd. CATTLE.—lavnaroot, Barr. 20.—The supply of beef and mutton la much the same as last Monday ; the demand rather slack for each, at full prices for th e best qualities of beef and mutton, but lower for cows and Inferior quality of cheep. Beet, 4d. to Td. ; mutton, 6d. to TO. Numbers at market : Card% 2,969; dump, 10,709. COLL/J.-Loin/on, Sim SO.-Rpm'. BeteMe West 1 , 16e. ; Graf. West Hartley, 165.; Holy well, 1 1 4 1 •17. ; Howard's West Hartley Nethertoa, 16e. 9d.; Lambert's West Hartley, 16s. ; Ty's Mein, 13e. ; Ten field Moor Bates, 13e. 64.; Walter Primrose, ISa. 9d ; Ward's Wert Hartlay, ISt.; West Hartley, 160. ; 14s. ed. ; Wahl End Amen Close, 16a. 9d. ; Wells Ind Benson, 16e. 9d. , Walls End Northtualierhutd, 16a. 3d.; Walls End Riddell, 16s. 6d. ; Eden Hain. 16s. ; Walla End Braddyll's Harlon, 16e. 9d.; Walls End then= Grosse, ; Walla Rad Frammellgete, 18e.; Walla Rod Havered, 18a.; Walla End Hatton, 18e.; Walls End Lam : lnca, 17a. Sd. ; Walls Rad Roamers Hatton, 16e. ; Walla Bud 16e. Scl. ; Walls End Haugh Hell, les. 9d. ; Walla End Hamrick., 14a. 3d. , Walla End Tees, 18a. ; Walls End Whit 14a. Bd. ; Nixon's Merthyr. 91a. ; Nimm's Darya, Us. at marital, 49; sold, SS. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. The sittings of the court for the 10.011 which connonwed on the Bth inst. at Clerkenwell were resumed yesterday morn lag ao the Guildhall, Westainater, Wore Mr. Peehley, Q C., Aelitent-Jedge; Mr. Crew*, Mr. Halswell, Dr. Bataan, wad Mr. Gould. There were tinaty-sight addi tions' ones for Iris], besides the bail The Awistmist-Jodp delivered a short charge to the rund *fib 1101010111110 JURORS. On the maws of the parsons summoned on the tranvia jury boles cad over, several excuses wire offend, tie 'mead urged Wig the frequency with whisk some tradesmen wore regrahei to perform the duty of jurors, while many of their saibboars, particularly persons of wealth end stades above a tradesman, were never summoned at all, tie very rawly. Ono gentleman said he had served for Mx maths on the annsparica jury, and not long since was sum moned to the amisor, which he thought a great hardship smos him, while ethers whom be knew were never troubled .. Use jurymen s aeild to be mewed on the ground that he was siO-fivs year et age. The Assistant Judge mid that the method of summon.* rested not with the evert, but with the bailiff and his o thsy no doubt did ae the law as ft at present existed il sgahed or emigellsel theta to Is. The court could sot alter the law, it bad merely to edmideter it, and the pawns ORr mold ea pense mast serve, allbliough It might be, and no err &Wit It was is emu, hithates, • htedalp upon thew somplet le the muse frequently put forward on the pigs, that, ta het, was no mouse at all. If the MRS INIIRMInaI on the jury the pesos, whatever be lit eft_ wee liehie to lie susemmed end be to 'mew. The bet of pima Wag seer elegy pen ep edited hie le have hi rime sowed ten the list, sod Os gay esilmejuselses, hid • shies in the last week ie kraal, way yew, he the purpose of hewing seek ob jectless, ead germs bemigeha Weed sad see think* seem IWO !Am _ _ T liar to tho bin said map owe was taken to Andante the They meld sot avoid a law isethitni mem, lant Adman from tbe jurors having t o o be tam been Waoludnekr alma, Metes* 'Me Crharim e lAossy, 26, nem indicted km baying Moles a roataining ...rims apparel, mane IW., the of Joint 'antic, from tha terref ash, with assaal P" St potiot-oosetable, Abraham iwwwsi,6, rime his annhealoa.H. plosied gait, and It ma song that he hM bat recently sorsa ant • sestmee of bar rani penal servitude. The mart now stnamsol him to awe yores. Mr. Lisliar prosmird ; Mr PM Mosel lie It= Wiliima Davis. 94, or ismlimull hirkississrly a number of amen same of uney, in an to ahem reenved by him oa soot of Timm Meek lb This charge wu pained against the primmer as tar beak as I 1866, Mee which time las tad bass es %mate at ROMA! Navin neovand, he was ht e& or bat trial o=l . l madoes, bat the am me ailjemmiL has the troldmos 0.. 4 it appeared that the Imagoes' was a illkwita. sal 1M Oemer and to take art silk. Ilaustaital web maw Men the onetament, and dud medi a bed INS ~ ran " Cr a roeseater mid he led me whe b pram the chine, and that • bettor or Emma Want somas so one could ham had than the prboase ; bat ha get into bad company, opal whom he aims the imam be Mole, and when be yea de tected M want mad. TM jury hod tM iessasit guilty, end he was sontatad to two mamas' impriamment. Patrick. Camay, 111, mil Patrick Welch, 31, were indided for unlawfully aissaftg Charles Button, a metropolitan polio. constable, In the execution of his duty. Conway pleaded malty ; Wash was found Catty. They were sock automata to bar month: hard labour. Hammy Masa 18, was indicted for staling 63 yards of cloth, value 161., the of William Dian, in his d four roning-Mass. H• guilty, and was salaamed to months' herd labour. Rokrt Stiteent,N,was isdkeed for stea li ng a diver cream ,an and cabin. articles, valve 304, the property of iasee Stuart Binger, in hi* dweillag-hosse. He eras convistad, and a realm conviction Irma proved. ilentanced to twelve mouths' hard labour. The grand jury ignored a bill preferred against Charles Francis Wroe. a porter at St. Martin's Workhouse, for an indecent assault upon a girl named Barry. (Before Mr. Cressy.) Edward Wilson, 26, horeedealsr, was indicted, charged with stealing a horse, value 151., the property , of William Bacon. Mr. Doyle prosecuted; Mr. lungford defended the primmer. It appmred from the evidence that the prosecutor, who lived at &gullet, in the month of May, 1867, turned out • hone, his preprty, up m Staines Moor, to pare, and on the bat at October it wee missed. Oa the Ste of September, 1867, between eta and eight o'clock in the evening, the prisoner was met about 100 porde from Staines Moor Gate, by Police 'armed Atter, 27 T, with a hone, and wished him "Good eight" ea he passed on. On the 6th of October the ser pent reoeived tsformation that a horse anamenvg the de acripSon of that the prisoner had with him on the night in question had been stolen from the Moor, and having aide Inquiries he learnt that • sitnilm horse was at Newbury, in Berkshire, and comintaticated with Mr. Bacon, the pro secutor. Oa the Bth of October, 1867, Mr. Bacon, from in fonsation that he received, went to Newbury, and lusvfag dmoriMd his horse to flepesintandent DMZ% wow with Ides to a stable sad there identi fied the SIN which had been stolen from him. On the nth of October Superintendent Dean*, who had payload, seen the prisoner with the bone In hie porth oles at the Bleck Beer Ina-, ard, at Newbury, observed ea edvartimemet in the Polity Goats tor a horse entwerlng Me description of the one he had cent, and somedintll e t & Weed the horse. On the 19th of October Mr. am*, identified the horse, swore to it before the Mayor al Beading, and took It away. About the 26th of Assail, 11168, from information he received, be (Mr. Deems) wine to Brill. in Backinghamshins, and there found the prisoner in custody. When told what he wee charged with he amid he knew nothing about it, end denied having ever been at New bury. Mr. Langford, for the pi imam, said he purchased the bons at Brockley, and also set op en alibi for him. The jury found the prisoner Orilly of remit Mg the horse. Mr. Creasy sentenced him to imprisonment and hard labour for one year. Angier deverrl. W. cook, was indicted for Mean three forks and other articles, vales 30e., the property at Philip Dshaaa 171Slis r. kie pmercated ; end Mr. P. H. Lewis dellintled the *sume The prosecutor is the kesp of a restaurant, No. 48, Leioester-maare, and the Owner entered his employ ea cook. He wee discharged in Almost, end after ha was some knives, forks, spoons, and linen were missed. c articles produced were Ida property. These articles were found In the poseemica of a man named Leon, with whom they wire Ws by the prisoner for sale, be stadia' that they belonged to Ida. He knew the smirks by then worn ap pearance, sad they cerreepondsd with those which he had now In rasa. la oreseeminization by Mr. H. F. Lewis the immeoutce admitted that be had been convicted of keeping a brothel Is this emu% set for white int wee immiscated for Was zactMlse. Ha bed Yes iseedmis In Marrfiretrest and in Qtasen-etreet. The Warn was Is hie minim for two swaths. bat wee berm lYbessety wee respected. H. did bet inegi ab WrigaMell bonne, elthough they were left behind for met flays eiftwr he wee discharged. He hod never ear Leon, nor did ha know that the primer was about to aster into partnership with him. Mr. H. F. Lewis having addressed the jury, Mr. Cressy summed up, end the Jury returned a verdict of 141 raty. THE POLICE COTIBLI YANSION•HOII81. Au Mulatto, a neatly dressed good-looking young wouts, was charged with sanoyiong Miele Nogg*, a private hotel 'tr . ,: Hastant-street, 'fowe -hill. The bed best thadlarly charged some want before hen. appeared that eke la lived with the ceesprinsat for some yaws ae its wife (although be was a rental met, having a wife and feta, In Italy), sad that be had sesetty teat her away, after she had had a child by him, fa whist he led gives her a wreak gut a entry, which she unfired to he insufftdent, and huddle that olte delta vaekras rade. of furniture whit& ha nuked at hie husor itithatib she s'ieged that she had peathred the with bar era metey. On that occasion abe woe ditisaged, the goat pleinant promising to return her a bed admit was her pre = she at the row time panfeleg tot to annoy hit Cespleinant now stated that she welt to him again and peritel in annepag hit on flereday night, tlil he was "Easi . t itt s ir r ditef e=Maim at all et tiairdey night, stating that die uses going pre hie house art she err hi= standing at the deer with a polimsan. Upon gu lag baths ren Wore, ea she ready raw the WI Be thus arm out aids, sad as oda hftt Wtotber he would glow up her farsleae • bet bare As ddrly get the questa oat of her south he took bar by the shoulders, as at stood on the step of the door, and pushed her into the area Lad Muyor (to complahrat)--When you were here last yea promited to give op be bed. Why duet you du It? Complaisant—l have net ft how, but 1 offend to give her 21. Wand al the bed sod SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. OASVLLTIIS. Nave. with whilst fe;ite " Wwl7l.7a; ;hre;;eite 0411101; ••=ti in &agar, hat espeesed to toe saved ; she IN elketuritni.—Constas. late.t s ia share Ii the Derdeaellew...oantaatiroplik, @opt IT. Iligageelors, from Walparsieo. disquieted. hail. hese in Doman with to. Q. H. feetwetb bow kw Mew Orlessw—Liverpecol. girt. M. • brigantine and 1 t nottonners bare been tebas le time li.. and the barboar et Parte Web*, ae reprisal. by Un Isl ant herb ne•ni•wer. sad ens nano (tbe nu soak in tbs holm at Parte Wat e. by the allied nmedro•—in Onayre. M. SC VESSELS SPOILEN WITH. Maria emcee (ship), feces *Mk Sit Uverpool, dam, hog. tie 15t.114.011. lou. 4t.26 Come Pulse (dept. Oise, erem Lieseemil Pr Philadelphia, Aug. IS, tot. 11.12. 100. re I. Buigniat (banyee), outward tweed. with powesgers, all well. All. 17. lat. 0.10 M., lem OM W. Elisabeth Asa (AWL KM Owed, 64 dew, for Ross Keep, all well. holy 6. lat. le he lam VI e. V. M. Besse We). Landis, Pew Liverpool for Beltiainre, Wt. 1, lat. 40.46, kw. Gilt, Erase (ship), twee Liverpool ler Imes Plea, 43 dem PO- I. leg Illystiser. Olobe (ship), &nee teem Liverpool We 'Behead. Sept. 1. lat. V, he. 74. Juniata (baps), teem Liverpool for City Point, Aug. V, a Cero Beery. Bares Luther, ilisheia. from W. John, NAY, Pr Leedom All 11, a Beal ireful. Mary Waablugton, Comae, from Liverpool Pr Import, deg. V. reiw Ewer (.hO). Thompoos. rem New Weems be Limp* ill Asg. 11 lat. Se 17, lon. MIL P. imam (alilp), from EPPS Pc Liverpool, A.I. $7,10t. 43.16. lee. Rowed. (WO, fees Metaesas ier Palseelk. a 55.14.1•1 .4 4. Hobert KIM tames). eater. ~ tam Lhapeel.ior New York Aug. IV, Mt. 46.12, %a. eLle. Watederrow (Ww), Pon New Tart Pr Liverpool. All.Aell.lo, Iste 4E16, left 70.611. BIRTHS. SIARRLAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. Iworitt—sin. It et Luna. tba wife of Mr . O. Doel4 M IfUri le 2 Seet.l6. M Clonseetriskihelielei sew% I" IL " nil ' a. doval.t.r. RIM ILL—ft& le. at Teddleuilen. ale Ws a T. M. 110611 . 1 .1-. of son. 11101140N.-Bspe. Id. ON het. Dortem. the wife oi Salem. 11artr. 1 1.0. 4 11,7i Abbot feed. Mrs. Mee. 8.-Aik of • imikor• 11111.11.81AGM. Ass-ntow.s:isa•& 2 2%; . aurek. agi i‘ tor 11. B. OM', R. lA_ ye o f 'NOW. Diat. WARTS U —gyp, 001 Mr. IL wierkr. KA, Croft ye 111. Mark Oapt 0. 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