The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-26 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGTiNOE. AUTUMN DOINGS AND THE LIVERPOOL CUP. TO THE EDITOR 07 rn , ,,, irzEntine. Sle,—lt end the buttateal that the curtain fell upon the autumn campaign at. fteedi t earten .. amidst great entente," however MillisAtly it may have commeneted. Ike la-t act of the play IRlll,‘ by far too long, and the beg garly appeitianoe of the Mein on Saturday betrayed how man) Lad left their ylatW, too tired or too disgudal to stay it out. The elements dulled If a goodly lonelier, no doutt, and as the cut." pitless ram that fell worn tot early bout aid nut cease after two or three races hid ho •n de cided, as on Friday, the few who would we the lights out" passe d one of the most eh terless MOO days ever ex perienced even at Newmaiket. 'fuere was really nothinz exiting tat warm one's bleed. the peat featare - of the cent consisting of the Michael de Ila co and Prink* len pedal match. for the lieiveliton Handicap and oather 'flute" are reduced to the level now-a-ilaya of an ordinary " mide-up" tam; and it was fortuuate the prorminra bud something like a remonable instead of running to the ridiculous knight of that of Friday, when fifteen eveut • einiy three kaa than Worcester affmals for a three day' meeting -were crest iled int o the neat litt:e tut of pen laved. The piinti r • must Lave bcen rath r taken abet k at the calla tivesanne on his resources, for there writ tali:takes in the card, usually et very esrrect Mr. lsnuilt•sChord having be eu misprinted Moral" fur the first rare—thorgli a •• meal " it would have been in iced had she stared, for Miss Onewieke is a yes bail ore to win it rare. Mod of the day 's inner. , were of an indifferent claw, the matchea, web the su.nrty. a Plate wherein Lumley cud Bash-faith met. cud the "monkey" Sweeastaaes. being all the events that would po-eiley interest any but the preb". us. No little importance atta.les now to the seemiel match in which Michael de Basco took part, for in beat ing Prince Imperial a length and a half, giving him mire thus weight for age. be Intuit have damped tee ardour of those standing on the •• best two-year-okl fonn " fur the Deity. the Prince. it will be borne in mind, was within a length and a half of Seotti-b Queen for the Troy Stakes; and as Belladram and Pero Gomm—and by conseiueuce Wild Oate—base their reputations on the defeats of her Majesty, it is quite within the bounds of pawiaility that the Denby •r has not been out yet, or if so that he kW only performed like Caractacus did in his younger days. We should now have to handi cap Michael de Basco (3 years) at 84 12th to the let lelb of Prince Imperial and fist 8 1 b of Scottish Queen, so that the Hendee and Kinimelere cracks must have giveu the latter • ramie beating to be within lilbs of what has hitherto been hinted upon as only a moderate three-year old. It would be interesting to know what Michael can du with Brigantine. whore victory in the Second Nursery, coupled with her excellent performance in the First proves her to be of about as good a claw as Lumley, so that it is a pity she was not pulled out for the Middle Park Plate—a race I Linea d her for in ich. She did me good suit and service. however, on Friday, when every one of my predictions came off, with a rolitary exception. Robevisent's overthrow of Caatelherault and Siderolite could not Ming him into this Derby betting. seeing that the Cheeterfield winner had loag been put low down in the ascend anti that Sidcrolite could not have been running for the sante base motives a. Cardinal 'York in Macdutrs race, ou Monday, when cutting up so iudifferentiy. In fact, the ELI days' business, consisting of fifty-two actual contests. left very few known h really • 'in" the Derby: only Pero Gomez, Wild Oats. Bella drum, Pretender, Thonralden. Lades. Martyrdom, and the Het m:one colt, present ingthesmallest "paper" claims to reapeet. Signs that the 114.`41.011 is drawing to a elute Lave been apparent for nine din's past. the price lists of the eat.% rtisieg co ramisaionerie now embracing the Blue It diand of Isto. whikt hi , r es ire d ily being aimd or given away to save the • expo nsee of their winter's keeps aid gentle mete are either eiving . up atasether or ma'am g portaut changes in their tea g arrangetnents. heart FA - mouth's string are going to Matthew Dawson, that king of ti &vim s Lent Stamford's are N.:sin to be sold off : the Danebere establt-hm.sit, whose death warrant wa..igned when the Peke of fleawort determined to sell up, is to be still furtterealuced by the deposal of seven that have the. season figured in J. Itar't , name. in addition to Tue Ea-1 sad Equerry : and Mr..Padwiet'a lot are really and truly to come to the hammer this afternoon also. It was ses•ii ficant flout the fir-t that the two E's ware advertised separately from the great financier's eighteen, and the corte.pordence (just published) that has been going on between Mr. Padwick and Admiral Roue for the last month explains how it was The Earl ran in the form"r utleman's name and colours at the Newmarket Craven Meetirg. He frankly states that having to find a large sum of mousey fur the Marquis of Hastings, and to pre sent his hot ses being seized by the sheriffs, the latter gave him a bill of sale on them• and it was also thought that The Earl had better not perform in his lordship's colours. Had this been simply a "friendly arrangement " ti all me The Earl and Lady klizabeth to run for their valuable en gagements, it would not be the first by many a hundred that had been made; and as all the winnings of The Earl were appropriated by the Messrs. Weatherby to pay the forfetts and engagements entered into so recklessly by the Marquis, it is hunt as well, perhaps, that he take the horses order his protection, or we should have bad a most disgraceful forfeit list a few wee' as hence. But we shall probably know the rights and the wrongs of the whole business ere long, as it appears a certainty tl at the trial "Items v. Dar" is to come off, when the 4 ` financier " will be in the box, if not Lord Hastings, whose state of health is so critical that it is absalut ply' necessary he should winter abroad on the extreme quiet. The action will be a handy subject for goe,ipe during the winter recess, each side threatening to divulge much start ling secrets, sun cescel or real, affect:ng certain parties wl.o first began to stir up the muddy water., that the drama has reached quite an amusing climax eready. Let us get the racing season over, however. before it come. on the estivet, one more great event haring Jobe decided before that desirable goal is reached-ant one there promicies to be plenty of quarrelling over, for the Livetpool Cup handicap has driven the critics quite Bantle. They are naturally astonished at the secon d i n the St. Leger • just because he ran unaccountuhly h isl iu the( esaitwit.h like many others, having to receive con 'Metal& weicht from Mercury . Vwcount, awl Virtue, who were all fairly beaten by him; and there are other discrepancies that cannot be understood—why, for instance. See Saw and Lady Coventry who were always in tit ft rmt for la't Tuesday s Caniiiriv.Cgeshire, and finished frit mut fifth. theuld be weighted so as to beat Mercury, the Make-Litt colt. Acta a. Python. Ridderminater, Kettle noalet'lle Prineees colt, and Terabit's, with many 'manila in Lund. As reget ds l'aul Jones. the Shrewsbury Cup han dicapper hits made the same •• mi s t a k e ," if it 'swum Mr. lel Lam, in putting him in at ist, although there are many rates in which the two gentlemen do not agree at uli the followiug more or less glaring discrepancies occurring : fee Few . . Tynetiale Aunnele Vauban Bee. wing lioneety itandrnrett r The Dean . Knight Errant koznying tre ul7 w Irian /*owing Vutue rriiiny . A kwcrilt Vie. omit ... T - ire Special . -4v Ike Liverpoul. Shrew.hury. An. ut lb A lb 3 9 4 .. 4 8 3 6 711 8 11 . 4 8 5 ..6 T 3 .. 5 710 5 710 . 4 6 9 4 611 4 7 11 7 5 4 7 10 . ..3 7 8 7 3 . 4 6 6 - 7 1 ...3 7 4 T o . 3 7 4 7 0 .. 6 7 6 . 613 . a 7 11 6 12 ..3 7 7 5 7 6 _ - - lady Henri.- .tte . ..... . . 3 G 5 II Ile Irish Queen Illy .. 4 7 5 . 10 I atooka 9 (lemons 3 Cl 2 . . 7 Aggravator..... 4 6DI 5 Claim lly 3 6 5 . s . 1 Claims . 3 r, 7 . 0 It.rdi op . a G 5 la di Mem ..„ 3 e 3 . IX Adamant . 3 5 7 . it Imace Regent . 6 7 Alter the first handicap came out, and before tho emend, Tribune, Clemons, Claim:in, and Prime Regent performed at Newman kat in a manlier to justify the diiiureuee in their Inatment ; and Latooka not being a public animal, handi cap! me are allowed to differ in ophoon concerning him, Let *one well-known chasseters are in the same boa, and we have a very strong " tip' f rom Mr. Frail. Bandmaster, New Guinea, the bean. &c.. are good for Lives pool, and from Mr. Topliam that The Special, Romping Gni, the bush Queen filly, and Friday, are ditto for Shrews bury, if they are " wanted." It 14 not over these, never atlas, that there is such an outcry, The Palmer, Paul Jones, Orion, , and See S a w, comprising those th a t are ." too well in,' according to the general opinion, and it is to be feared that the aeceptances (which i shall discuss as soon as they are published) will not present anything like • fair propotion to the 115 handicapped. The current week' s p rocee di ngs may eas e not &little to do with the subject, more than one of the " good things" being engaged at Worcester, where a meeting exthiding from Tutenay to Thursday takes place. The Autumn Handicap lot hie-Judea Orion, who ought to beat all rowers except Vonigern over this distance, but may not show, and then the latter will have most to fear from Ecarti. The Gipsy reads best in for the Nursery, though Palmitine is one of Wadlow's string, ever dangerous at Worcester, and p ar ti cu l ar l y so i n the flying Handicap on the second day, when, however, the 14y ' l ight bloom ones more. The above comprise the Gaily smote in the programme of the slightest importance, beyond the steeplechmes which will be "dare until the ootopstines am mounted, and masmeently cannot be rollicked fairly. Yet more obvious reasons, the Harrow rams most be passed tree altegetbsw, and it will be time enough to discuss lihmela (Thursday and Friday) later in the week.—l am, 1.4., METO3I3, NEWMARICET - WOUGHTON IIZETING.--Bezvaney. Th. coastoseis head-qoaatoro yew eassimded oder Oho tot tletrismis clifeviasiteadas a. resprdol thei weleher. Me= heavy ahowere throurilooit the whirls al the of thump had of comae a oeet peed wpm re=taftw, Width *sr Ly far the mialloi of the week may of eamaahi" bevies received mei a mends op to r1444711111111 " = weer fain to quit the Rome of their lowa Worm thy eameamillag I.y. it iti a baw tiro.. siuele tbp rib. 'waived .0 nosy remerevel. and at a very moderate astiaude the toolmakers smog have 104 OW MOW Lin batarday, owing to the rata W Yaday, tan heath TEE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 26, 1868. yes eleadttany heading, and the vicinity of the battle, Hageri worked into a perfect quagmire by, the 'menage tram'. Thougil the events for &Liam; on the winding-up day were nine Jane/o ber none of them call for any lengthened comment. • The Feather Plate ever the bet three mile, of the Beaten Courre brought out the Lateet field of tbe day, and the " take," in taking Pomfret and Walk* to.. favourites, bad, perhato, the only two of the sixteen nine ye capable of staying the manor. At all events, they were dint and rommt, the ° n en , i e .*, b o d e . a meg way. Equally suivreded wan the backer, in the llandicep liege over the Oarabridgaduns mune, Menus, the favourite, winning easily from amt. In the match between Michael 41.4 Paseo and Prince Impend, the latter of wham who started with the call, was beaten cleverly the old reeking nearly all the mouths. Vulcan carrie,a of the &Meg seen Wakes,. and then a deem reamers wmt to the pot for the Hougleon Handeeep, Head Centre, whn had been sat. fatten', tried by the Ilmitle lady, stinting fevorrite, the meat f tend of the ether. being Hermit - the top weight of the roan •re. Tae,- was neatly all the waatch betw.ren the temente and the Mee Bush colt, and alt hough Led Centre ran very un kindly he eon el, ve rly at the Seringrapatam, the w wet tavrenite of Mr. 11whoes pair, defeatist the winged Ilmennie sane by getting tleir ruadiate won hie around rate of the welt -a Ise o-ye ar-old Sweepstake.- for Mr. Cluiplin, with the letter's r oat Ia awe, Spider, defeating Foolliain no Winehelme. Gh n Revs owned the I of Hamilteree tido:ire to the for,, is tee Me'den Plate, for which he was tees fanlike' than Cenci, w:io, Ado: e the Kure, cr., was put about as being as goad •i H. en tine. Veda, although it was time ght that a mile Was bzyooll bet nit, ton a es erpetakes over tin, liewley mitt, ddealthe Anthition sad Mail Dilation& The vest emeduilel with the Uretby Steles Course St. entakee, whieh fell to Pyre - woe, after a floe err r relit the Bilge/demi& filly. Details of the day's wing am kris-gni:A : CIOU rot ALL sots; weight for age; Mares allow.rd 31b. Leet three miles oi the Proloon Comae. r. W. Madam'. l',irefret,ly Picender-First Prude, ye., fat 1011. (W. Platt) 1 Mr. E. C. ('.ltem's %%Alm 1 yrs, tat kith (ea. 5./. t ale Mama) 2 Mr. Smiles f by 81droldier-Xay Itaning, f yr., bet 7th tree era Mb) (thinesmils) 2 'the fellow nit also ran : dos Breese. Peuineul e. Jolt Finesse, Vaddh, th. Andrew, !tattle-Lap Expansion, Wart Card, Ae na, and hatterbox. C. Weed en Lewd few Videre, and the number was hoisted, but on the way to the poet the honor threw hie jockey, and took no past in theism. Betting: 5 to 2 apt Pomfret, 3 to I wet Wain", 7 4 31 sit.t. Charm, 10 to t 4,4 Judge. :eel lie. to 8 apt the May Atoning dilly. Fipsneien made play, followed Pomfret, Waded, and the May Monger/ Idly. until within a distanee horn home when Ex ensloll was teat. ; blames and Pornfret then Angled themselves out, and iso a good rare borne, Pomfret winning cleverly by half a lenpth; the May Morning filly was • bad third, Ht. Andrew four b,Judire fifth, Charon eixth, Expansion seventh, and Esdith next. The others walked in, the last of all being Sea Wow. HA smear PLATY. Of be lets. Cambridgeshire Course (1 mile 240 yardsl. Duke of Newcastle's Bflenns, by Claret-Mona, 4 net, t 44 into... . . (thri I Mr. Boyntmes Eyeee, 4 yrn, yet 4lb (Montan) 2 Mr. Chaplin's Fairfax, 3 yrs, 64 ebb ... The fel:owing also nen Sarah colt, Python, Laughain, Penitent, Prince Imre, and Elmira. Betting : 7 to 4 met Bilious, 9 to t apt Fairfax, ota 1 apt fence. 7 to 1 wet Python, 8 to 1 each stet Vert*ern and lihnire, ;ladle 10 IVW the Miss Sarah colt. Fairfax aisle running, Lavine Syne and Sit. mu in chew attendance till reaching the rite of the old Duke's Stand, when Mr. Chaplinh, colt gave w iv, and Syree wax 1. ft in fiont, waited upon by Hamm tell within one hurdled yards of the chair, when Bthinie drew nett, and woo in a rant. rto three Ism he Veirfax was a bail thin), Vortigern &earth, Elmira fifth, Python sixth, Mao Sarah colt next, and lonsham last. Marro ::00, b. ft. Let half of Abington Mile. Sir Fred. John font's Michael de Itureic, by 11.- -silver /fluke. 3 yr., nit 12111 ,Cennonl Duke of Newnuelle's Priece Impeteal, 2 yrs, let elb B y all (K Ballet : It to Bon Prince Imperial. who held • c enlear on) 2 lerel of his represent tall half wei down the bushes-hill. what the non. favourite headed him, and drawing away won toady by a length and a half. Ferree f 10 am% camp we' t for age. *Ca selling an. ufgne gs. T.Y I *. l'oftillgining 140 1. 17 nibs) Mr. T. limo's Felten, by Thu txbolt Akron; (31. ea, 4 In, test telb (Mordent) 1 Captain Medlar,. c by King Tenn-lady Aloe 'tete!, 2 in., Gel alb fear. 64 4lb . . r . (Jeffery) 2 Mr. Inn Peale inn , 4 eve, tot tooth . Foretham) 3 She followmg ale , ran : -1. his, and f by I:urn:rug:on. Tleflt:ng sto 4 eget the ..:y Ali v. net, Ito I art lea*, a let Bret Vulcan. The runnfng was med.. by Vetoer ated the I, Ali. e cob. 14 irk wideon the kb hemline the remainder. hot tII • Mr was throurhont a mate b between Vulcan and the- Lady AIM , - colt. • 1... hung de upon mil other in the tat few ,e. eel n, l of Veber. wen o let, ely by a head ; Wag third, Celia that h, Rod le le/Morton Lily' Let. Tear Horner, II ev...i. er of 13 ante call, 5 ft, to fee to th • owner of the owed. T. Y. C. oil., 9 of wee:a pay S eels ft.) Duke it Newriedle', Head Centre, by King Tom -Ilitenv. 3 Loa d het loth . . (eirahe Load Menem'. Idly by Toxopholit.• -Mese deneh. 3 :erg 6.1111b..(Balled) 2 Mr. Ilierhe.% Foringepatate. 4 yrve.7et . hilery) 3 Ihe feT eeriest dm ran : • Hemet. Bonne away, Jell fareh. Chard keyed, lee Sawyer, lileYr dr Dijon, bouradeup, Fr:treas. oral B,r,bieanum. In timer tae to 30 wet Head Centre, 4to I scat Ilennit, 11 to 1 apt Ile nun *nue, 7 to 1 nut apt B menses ay, Siow•lnei, a el Wive o. * db. 1 eadi wet Chapel Ileyal and Moir •de Ihjou., u to tech apt 1 he !lawyer arid the Slim Sarah filly, The and loge to reel, wet rthrapatam and John Level,. start wave d. eyed some time ming to the bolting of The Sawyer, who it, ball a mile 11 fore be meld be pulled up. When they got away the Moe feral. filly, in the centre id the tonne, took up the run snow, (aimed met either side by Herennianne, Heel Centre, sent Bounnewey. Sneweltim and Vieth se holding prominent poen - vat on the kit tell fairly in the colds, when Ilmd Centre peeved firm right In kit, and Oradnell bad the greatest doll vlty in yeesenting him running atra.n't the rade. thtt ing him righted, Lowe veer, Goodsell gradually were down Lord tilargow's filly, and won elevorly by a length; Serinirepanon wa. thinl, beaten a couple of Lewitt,. from the second Ileuneeaway was (meth, Velma fifth. Hersiontainia nixtb, John Leech seventh, Snowdrop etgbtb, the last two being Hermit and The Sawyer. Sw altnefAltas of 10 lova. each, fur 2-ye-Cohla ; coal, Pot 1011 i; fillies, shit 71b ; winner to Le sold for lion move. T.Y.C. (7 subs, Ids. Chaplin's Spider, by Vengeanee-Typhoon. AR 101 b (Centanee, Fir F. Johnetone'e eby ender -Pedureldneep e erniht ...n eon ', 2 Ilr. Dee. itt'e Maclaine. Sit lelfb. (Fordliam) 3 Mt b or and leis Ally &Wu ran. Petting f 5 to 4 on Spider and 4th 1 writ egad the rOurnhinn mit and Meteor. Winchilem led for half • mu., when the favourite went to the hont tend won meetly by a length. The e quart en of 14 lerertle divided the second used third ; the his Ally see fourth, awl Mites la-f. Meters Pt ere of 100 mow.. few two-yr-olds; colts, BIC 1011,; Elle, and plel.npv, het 71b. T.Y.C. Doke ef Hamilton', Wm ROOS, by Dundee-Panders, est 71b ... .. _ ..... _ . . /canneloni 1 LOW tiLiserow'a f Knoweley-elani by Toxopledite -Miss Whip, bet 714 . Court Katie vich'e Zaeolya. Sit Feb* '. .(T. French) 3 The following aloe ran : - Th e Duke of Devonshire !late ('at and 171 7;. Dadoca,Jury Hawthorn, Deirita, Newhata, Plum ludeltne. limiter, Wild Rao, Clemen,y, Peabody, Wredler. Betting: to eget Cant*, 4to 1 each arid Piln 1t,..*. New-hate I, and Clenu my. and 10 to tel st . t i Le Yin Whip filly. be l latter tuude play att. Med by Ulen Cleieeney, Zapoly4, and the faverinte. Lll fairly in the cert., w lewd Ulasog Ars illy end Ul. n limes &tuned elite., (elm Mem winning needy by re t ee lengths, which di.tan.e divided the teemed well third arita wan fourth, ('li ne ne y fifth, Wild Roe stxth,and N e nekerell neat. the lam eit all Ulric !Sunni% livreesi eerie of 10 move. •a•h. for 3.yr-olde and upend. ; weight /. for age with certain allowances. beide) Mil ma. 17 lar& Capt. Madiell's Veda, by Ithinbtan-Christabel, 3 yrs, 1,1911, else.. )tr. J. fitestehi Ambition, 5 ne, *4 12.6 .. Kenyon) 2 Mr. Int witt's Ulm k Diaismod, 3 yr.., let 12th ..(Mordant 3 I'e-trine: II to 4 east Veda, 7 to 4 ago A.mbition. and 2 to 1 apt Meek Diamond. The last named dropping away before naeleist the bushes the ~cue: became a match betw-on the others pair, Veda winning after a protracted drunk by a held. Ha taller are Of 3 POWS. each ; weight fur agd. &dig Blake* Coyne, 41tix (IO sal.) Mr. It. Porter's Pyrimene by AtltbDß Wellesley-Prairie 3yi s, got lib (2 l ,enlan) 1 Captain leachers Sily by Chevalier d'lnditetrie-llifipo denum tat 711. (.l.fferie 2 Mr. Crawky's Wild blower, 2 yr., Tat _ .(11110.1er) 3 Morning Star and Cater aim ran. Pat irg : 2 to 1 apt Cater, Bto I earl eget the Hipprodamia filly end Prelate, and sto 1 apt Morning Star.' Wild Flew, made play fora quaster eel a mile, when the lead was taken by Cater, who had in clove attendance Pyreneer and the Hip...- demi& filly, arid on the retirement of Cater in the Abiirelon Mile hottest the pair drew away, and ran a Alaishing nee how, Ppm, em winning elev. rly by a length. Three-ivartere of a length divided the second and third. Morning that was fourth, and Cater last. Marra: 50n, 110 ft. Two Middle Miles. Mr. E. Bray', y'a Miuther. by Lifebrig-WiLl them, 3 ire, eet elh Roeired forfeit. Mr. Pit. pleenrenhe Sorrater, 3 yr., fist lath_ Paid forfeit. BETTLNU ON THE PLATFOII.II AT CAIWRIDUE EN 1101;TE TO LONDON. I.EVERPooL AuTIMIN (err. 1101) to WO apt Peed Jape 'of) 1100 to 70 - Lady Ginentry (of) 71451 to 40 - Tribune it) ben to 30 - Matron It) 1100 to 3n - Friponune (of) II to 1 - reipennig r end Lady Coventry coopie.l (off) Lien apt Fripounier's running (off) TOE CTIAROE OP INOF.CENCY AGAINST A ROM tN CATHOLIC I MMIT.—At Canterbury, ou Saturday, Peter Henry Von de Vnoid, Itorcian catholic priest, was again taken before the magistrates at St. Augustine's putty sessions, charged with indecent behaviour towards two females, in the palish of St. Stephen a fortnight ago. Mr. lielding, of Canterbury, proecuted, and Mr. Wollett, instrtcted by Mr. Delanaux, was counsel fur the de fendant. Evidrate was taken at some length, sho wing that the defendant wee unable to walk such a distance as the spot where the offence was alleged to have been coin mitted. being troubled with disease of the heart. The witnees examined on the part of the prosecution coald only ray that they met a man running down the St. &glens-road weapng a cloak, but they were unable to identify the prisoner as the man they saw. Mr. Wollett delivered an eloquent addriew to the bench, who, haring beard the testimony of the Dean of Canterbury and other gentlemen as to the character the defendant he borne up to the ',relent time, acquittrd the amused, the chairman remarking that the ex:induct of the complainants in ex pore. ing such an unpleasant matter was highly conialead abl SERIOUS COLLISION IN TIM Saturday a collision of a serious character occurred in the Mersey. The steamers Trojan and the Demetrius, on coming up the river—the one from Patras and the other from Alexandrisreollided. The Demetrius struck the T rojan on the foreward port bow, knocker; in all the bull~annpartments and Seeding the ship. Steam was at once generated. At about six o'clock a.m. the Desashlua was moored alongside the Prince's Dock-gut, with her bead down and stern high above water.' The Trojan was eel sesidship, and the pilot in charge was compelled to beach her at Seusicesba, where she sow lee. The caw of the collision la attributed to the thick fog which prevailed on Saturday meninges the Mersey ; but no doubt a judicial investigatiou will clear uR the matter. DR. OR Joxon's LKurr-likorx COD'LliVt Ou.. li —Thia celebrated asemble. feessens of %or on and aceV i a s eol la bolo by goombsm baba ra dial cast rbid •• .Ij aws l ikver • et4t= r eoe att a V I C& 011. Sold call la eapaalad ireiseL Haltiolata , fa dd. ; Pintas 411 : Quarts, ea.. h all abevala4 le Onaeleacea. Lamar, gar. fire sal Oa, Tr, eirsad, larbsa—fAdver lama LI SURREY SESSIONS. (Before Sir Thomas rilson, Chairman.) On Thursday afternoon last, Charles Jenkins, foreman to a building turn in the City, and Nosily Joakihs. his wife, for tome time occupying No. 6, Camberwell New oad, were indicted for stealing a table-cover, the property of Anne Roberts, and four yards of carpet, with other property, belonging to Wary Stuckey. It apj eland that both the prosecutors occupied neer- Eldred spotments in We prisoners' house, and for some tine past they . had missed ',reports in a very mysterious we;. 'I he police were communicated with. and Osborne, :.lb P, went to the house on the 28th of September to n ale inquiries. Ile then suggested that the part of the Lowe occupied by the laudlord and his wife should be examined, and then the property belonging to Mrs. I.sbuts and Nrs. Stuckey was found concealed in dif teici.t places, the carpet between the bed and the mat trees, aim the other attiring in tire cupbosnl holow stains. the male prisoner held a very revouStrle po.ition in a btiluing trim iu the City, end was engaged from home every day. SA igh modes powerful appeal to the jury on his del elf, mud a vO3 diet of 21...errir lel was returned so far us Le was ronce,tied, but his a rte was round Godly. Cn }tidily morning the female primer war again indicted fur stealing two table-Moths, a night-dress and oilier arta I. a, the property of Witham floury Ltell. This case Is: ted the whole of Euiday, and was not concluded until Saturday. The evidence was almost similar to the other eases. Ihe jury retired to their room, and at a late hour on Friday night returned into court with a verdict of Ac. The phoner instantly fell into hysterics, and was car rird into the prison, and the Clui.rmun deferred passing tent, are until the next day. The prisoner was now brotet t up again for judgmeut. Mr. Lincy itforined the court that after being carried into the prison she remained insensible for several hours. She was row so ill and us such a weak state that she cosld Lard:y Oat d. The Chairman, taking all circumstance@ into considera tion, i t ntenced her to three mouth s imprisonment, with hard labour. THE POLICE COURT& GUILDHALL. John Saone! Rood, s;l;;;Wltices formerly residing at Reynolds-court, thipplegrne, was charged with wilfully nctJect.ng to protde food, clothing. medical aid, and le.tging tor Lis tour chilehen, each being under the age of 14 years. liobert tinhorn, 176, said the prisoner came that morn ing to the station-howe and gave himself up. Ile said that he had heard that there was a warrant out &going him, and it was no use tiling to avoid it. Witness had been to Northampton to appiehend the prisoner, but lea bad left before he got there. James Eadenock, relivvilig officer of the East London ITuicn, said in consequence of information he received horn a person living in the same house with the prisoner he went these, and in 11100111 on the third-door he saw four childless, ago d revectively night, dye, four, and OW yea-. y were in an utter state of de..titutiesi and extreme mealy. It was evident they were nearly starved for the 'taut of food and nourishment, and the room in which they lived was in a filthy awl unwholesome condition. 'lLc youngest chid was frightfully emaciated, and the r tie tour years old was suffering from mesenteric disease. Aerie of the ehildias had had wean al aid. wee. • bootn.aket and in receipt of prod war's, and the mother was a'•n employed, but they were b.,w drunkards, aid :sever attended to the children. ►ty the advice the inchedl uthiel he tewoved the children to the infirnwry of at. f.a , t Landon Utei, u._ _ (ha am se-latl for a remand. a• Mr. Dayli. wa.lll tier( tt 1.• tEe priroher on brint.t of the guardian , ' of the t a t London 11.! won. LtsbuLtit. d. CLERKENWELL Nr. PT , tr, 1.1,41.1ra out taueal..r, of White-bear jot.:. wat. summoned betarat 111 r . d' 1.3 t 1 . 01•1 t, for tai:awfully utitag rertua et (unison not conoti wird to a to consume their own su.O.e. Deft iWuut pleaded not guilty. 11th Vi nt. Suiwiton. civil engineer, sad that he had for Ow pat fourta en years iwperte t fut.iaec4 on b flail of thu F0%1114111 ht. On the 20th of August he inspected the du tetuicnt's turnacem to two tubed boileca, and found them cm nett Lcted so as not to emanate their own swim. The inflows Lad box doors awl ai.l.t bridke. They were bunging wood, refute, coal and coke. lie ire snorted to see the defendant, but was treated in a very ungentlemanly manner; in fact, he had never been treated so badly since be had held the ap pointment. Directly after leaving the premiaef, clouds of black smoke insued Irian the defendant a shaft. The fur naces never did, and are but constructed so as to, consume tbf it own smoke. Inspector Potter. ("I dish.ion, said that the defendant was served with notice that there wasanuiaance occasioned by tl.e smoke from his premises six weeks before Mr. San disen made his inspection. Mr. Clarke (for the defendant) contended that the Ca.e was not made out, and called witnesses who said that the fuiraces were constructed so as to consume their own smoke. _ _ _ Mr. d Eyncourt ordered the defendant to pay a fine of 31. and 2e. costs, which was at once done. MATITLEWNE. John Gordon lowa was summoned fnr using abusive and thrtatening language to Ignatius raul Bitlaity. and Mete was also • craws umwoua against I'vlasky for abtAire TrUl tla towards Lomax. apiEjeuWfor Mr. Felinity, and Mr. Wl:thug for Mr. Lomax. The summons against Mr. Lomax having been first taken out, Mr. Tollaky appeared as first complainant. Mr. Lewis Paid-1 appear hare on behalf ut Mr. Pollaky to preweeute the now defendant on it cliar,ze of Leong threatening language. and I am afraid, fnen the weil knesn character of the man, that untie& some stnngent re:casino are adopts d some me: ions cousequeuces will Mr. l'ollaky has been engaged for a nuenher of years a. a risme ine,eiry officer, sued is well known to the public. It al pears Hut he it also a non-paid officer o f tier Society for the Nuppteeeion of Vice and for the Protect:on of Young We men. It stems that defendant's (Lomax) wife or miEtiesse, whichever she may be, was charged with violently womulting a child at Margate. My client, in his capacity of an officer of the eociety, bad to make inyuui.e into the cite. She was tent for trisl cud convicted and sentenced to twelve months lard labour. Ever situe the defendant lefts beau in the habit of era:ling Mr. Pollaky with inn t gross and filthy language as he gees, abut. In addition to this he has Pent a number of letters conic g 'nog ahem nable language and holding out threats. 1 hie 1 have here, com mencing, " Now, my cock, I have stetted and intend togo ii6aiust you and all the provincial and Loudon 1: eel (!o not intend to leave you till all matters are fittishu l.•* This is the sort of language he makes use of towards my client. I may inform you, sir, that since the affair at Mar gate the defendant bas been convicted and sente n ced to 14 days. The offence that we now complaia of took place in the Etrect. Now what we want is that he be bound over in bonze large amount of hail to prevent hint com mitting any violence upon Mr. Pollaky. Mr. Pollaky's evidence was then taken. It bore out the statement of his coun-el as to thee letters having been tea ived, and threatening laeguage used. Ile expressed his belief that his hie was not side while Lomax remained at large. The defendant denied having pent the lett Tie com plained of, and stated on line oath that they wen• not in his handwriting. lle also swore that he had never weed thee ate towards Polluky, against whom ho braught a counter charge of being abusive. Mr. Mansfield said the (lee ought not to have been oselit into mutt. He believed there ass no danger of a breath of the peace, and dismixed froth suminonses. WESTDIINSTER. Jamb Medl.r, John AlNder, and Gle.sg, three Ger man Loge, were charged with unlawfully to ind instruments of IllUlle Uttar being required to tleset. Mrs. Henrietta I.yttleton, of 13, Eaton-terrace, Bel grave-rquere, surd that the defendants were playing in a mews close to her boxers between three and four en tho previous afternoon. They were the third party of street plu . ) cis who bud been three that day. As she was abort to Mt done to wines/lc went out and cave thorn the usual inn to go away, and they were about to obey when as V/41111111 threw them out money, and they delibi rately recommenced playing. The money M4S given from • house the occupant of which had b.ren complaint d of at this court by Mrs. Lyttle ton some months ago. Mr. Arnold bad then given her • creutiou, it being bold that she could not be 0311• d in onnisquenee of some legal difliuulty the boys, to whom the evidence of the lady WWI inter preted, pretended they did riot know she wanted them to po as but were moving when a woman gave them 2d. to play another tune. A imarUpdremed (Jarman said he was going to scud the defendants Lome on Monday. Mr. Sens said he had no surety for that. Those bone were hrported like the Italians, and the muter. sacked all the money. A person aiding and abetting street musicians to pia; attar being requested to go away . was clearly liable to a pea ; bat ae a principle the mutations should be cenvicted el Se Gleam Ural. This penitence in annoyance, to which the players were no doubt incited by . smother penes, war disgraceful. It was an iatolerable mailman, and be should fine each of the &Su:ideate be. or co mmi t them for Ave days. J i m Loa r t o p said that the nuisance had berm going on for 11 years. Yr. Belle waled to Insrotar Bone, of the TS divitaoa, a mune by which it alight effectually be put • stop to. INLAND REVENUE OFFICERS AND THE Tlisiciiiimi Mr. Monk presents his compliments to the Editor of the Arpress, and requests the insertion of s further correspondence with the Chairman of the Board of Inland Revenue in referents, to the political status of the ofSeials in that department. St. Leonards-on-Sea, Oct. 24. 105, Marina, Rt. Leona" Ont. Pt. Pir,—l have been tod by Ulmer from replying sooner to leur letter of the dirk Met. Yes do net piste my 'Mutt owrottly " fact of considerable motorist," to whit* I alluded in my It tter to you of the Igh Init., was not, al yen elate, " the sup p mid repeal by the Statute taw Revision Act of 1807 of the isattmtot at the 10 Anne, e. le, C. ITC" 'twee, a% you any nee by a. feeling to my latter, the regal of 5 Winton% and Miry, c. 10, s. Cl, a elausealecting thee/ems in the Roche generally, end 4 1:14C4114 that "1W colieetor, supervisor, gauger, as other all is or per.on whatreever eencerned or employed in the charging, milmitup, levying, or menatriog the duties id MEW, or may part IL. riot, .1..111•y word, mimeo's:. or writing, or in any other meaner whatm. ver, endeavour to persuade any costa. to give, re emuade any (dieter from giving his vote for the ehoiesofirty y. nun to be a knight of the Aire," tit. The. i. LEW t na. tint nt dbabling eared of the basal Revenue g.:- cruelly ft. in tiding their part as free enimms an t th. tire at RR Viect4oll ; and my issiertien that it in repenlel ii mains unehalliumd. I went on to state that the to Anne, r. If, P. let-- en a. t ler raising soap, paper, been, and other tot tii g Wilted della -wax also repealed try the Miatuto law Re- VOX n Art, 1007. 1 ltU Otto an , rror av to the. SWUM refereed to, owing to the different 11.11 1' in Wiltuil the A...tines are nuo- Ltiid in the varier editions of the laatutet; hut I have yet to base that the Aileen of the Inland Revenue ate as II body de -1 y that Mottle from the full right.. of ititirem.hip m r rp tof the Remitter. Raving kinked in vain in the unrenealtsl tut t Juno of li st art for prod of rl'lr a etertion that Ma probi le. ti. n i. maims in full loose in angerd to your &pertinent, 1 61.4 %toy s • slietlully toile favoured with proof of that sitat4-411 rite 1 em, air, wur obedient aermiet, C. J. Moms. W. ii. M, phi n on, Key, Chairman of the Board of luLtud Reveaue.. finmerePt-tintror, Tad A t. Hit —I be* leave to acknowledge the 'twilit of pair letter dated 21st net. With irspeet to tue Statute of SW. and N., e. in, as the repeal of toe ebth sortion was an adnutttd feet, it dl.l nut *ppm, to me mammy to solace It. That section was prof vily regarded as having been supvmedeil by the 1 and U. IV., e. 03,_ a. 9, and comequently obsolete. With tempest to any proof of the immense.. of my 111111111P100 that the prohibition enacted by c IN of the 10 Anne a. la, remains in fall have in repaid to th e Eepartinent of Inla nd Ittsvenue I ran ally say that I eat en advised, and that leant be guided by that opinion until it has been demonstrated to be sueseouc-1 as, dr, your übs client servant, W. IL triernmeox. C. J. Moak, Esq., W.T. Rt. Leonardo, art. 24. Sir,—ln reply to your letter of the Led Wt, I hare ouly flu tin r to oGirt., that in addition to the repeal of ention* 1 - lot, 138-197, 19'J to the end of the art of to Anne, r. lY (Mahan of the Ileahn), by the Ittatate Low Ftetision Amt, leol, that art had bees repealed in part prior to DOR as to allowance of Me duty in manufacture of soap, by 69 Ueo. 111., e. PO, a. II copyright forfeited, if Duty on paper not paid, by V. Clio. 111., r. 5. ; importation of and mamas en coloured Imi n, by 6 Cleo. IV., c. 10; limitation of time for payment I.f duties on dyeing rilt, by to Geo. 111., C. 90, e. II ; bar koey than, by 1 and 11 all. IV., e. 11, a I; reed, and dial., and duties thorion, by 9 tied. ritte. I duties awl drawl*, kr on paper, by 2 and 3 Vie., c. 23, a. 117 duties and 4/ k 4 on soap, by :I and 4 V6r., r. 49, a. ; stamp dunce. on 44.1 apt., 1 y c and 7 Win. IV., e. 76, a. N. The prohibition en- I, .1 11 r. Ite• of lo Anne, e. It (Statute. of tear Realm , or ▪ le2 el Ito Anne, e. It? ( Itufflerad'a edition), applies only to " mrn e al, LI TO, 1111 CIN or other penman conerrned or employ.- I in having, halls hug, ear:riving, or managing any of the duties viaiit.ll I 1 that set i" eel, if 1111 dabs UV WM 11,111 1 .11 11111.1C1' Lhalt 110, it follow. that the ishuol n•Vrlll.la, ors "no bilorer Lib • r way electoral charbilit wtmt•ottver." I shall send a roil of nor three,. 1441.1.1111111t11111V to the public yews.— I am. our. )oor, ...brut aei mint. C. J. $.1311C. W. U. IR. pLemoo, Req. No mom Pius ok ANY arm lixolours. Drpgre / a. ocorivErtielf. Its. MLA DT Do 114.92 l iav aa w ir y i d ei /Larea lei reas is = .0. 9 .01f .1M 2te, a '''''tiryOS, .714P11P00 '..° or awes siolotta la a. , US SVIV IS SINB.. "AWL er Fir 11 - 7750=4,, *Mel ! :1 -V i tgiTy Nada... TV 1. Looks si almerve . 4 and a oo =i mes Ab wiresuaniu 4. an. LAW NOTICES. METROPOLITAN COCNIT COURTS. (Nelms uay... amtaut..4 tar the pnweut w.. k.) 111...11.1,1 .1, ninallll4l . l.ol -Tutsd..y. O.t. 21; Wedne,slay, 4r; 2.1; play, :V. Whitehtau•s.gruyc.- Tuesday, ().t. ; Wednes day, r.day, 2u. cu., Dunrsa.terrare. -Monday, O.t. 26; Tuesday, 27; Thoir.day, rte. sis,st DIV 11, Old.etrcet.rusid. -Monday, 0.1. 26; Tuesday, 27; Thuriatav, Ti. keit how-read.-Friday, 01. la. IVIIITti , N•PP.I. On at Ps....*.strect.-Tuesday, 01.27 ; Med tie.day, 2s; Thursday, 22; Friday, 31. It *al uremia., ilwaa-rtreet.-Wrduemday, 0.1. 26; Thimoday, 2); Friday, MK LA , Camberwell New-mad.-Tutsday, Oct. 27. (sill nk •.- Wednesday, ()rt. 26. `WWII w !cu.-Thursday, t. I eaublateies Curter. bluM111•11.-Thuraday. 2), at 1.0.2). *A I AL CItININ•L - Monday, 0.1. V. roman as hassruss.- Saturday, Oct. 31. MARKET& TALLOW. -RA win+ ie.—Market &maces. Town tallow, 66a. , tat by ditto, W. ;• yellow Rosman, new, 66.. ad. ; tn.ited 'tuff ', ; ugh ditto, ad. ; weave., 18s.; good amp, M. Itutorta fur the week amount to I,bdd maim. COTTON.—Lvdtaroot, Ocr. 24.-Bteing market at id. r ad bale* tam in Ann., lam Eatiraated sale to-day 1,41e0 ut eludroir 5,0t0 apeculattoti and export. 2,00 U AIUMOLII, . to 110.; fad Pendia, at., Old. to 11d. ; IMS:0 Banta, 9 . to WO. ; tau Macao and Bahia, 100. to loft. ; 400 !Uranium, 1010. to 110.; ate E g yptian, Sid. to 140. ; 10 dowels, Md.; alto IN ni, tt4 i to i id. ; ...,..11L1 durst , bid. to IV.; Benga l, Firin iir, ke., .to 710. Fair Dhollerah, dd.; fa i r 0./mrawattee, Id. ; fair Broach, rljd.; fair Bengal, 70. ; fair Egyptian. 1 lad. ; fair Perinea, 1040.; middling Bowels. 10.0.; middling Orleans. Iltd. COTTON O(X)DS -Maser' nuts , OrT. 21.—We hare hail a qua t and dui rears d mat k, t tut initton ibnii and yarn all thi• 11.0 Om( testis.: of the market iii over-pruds tam. The tut has altAti), but ust tit- Iwo funibly, been prestan4 itself upon the alto nut nof at inner.. and 'ruinous:sin:era fur sometime past. The Ida has at Irtagth bat nine aim great, that rein the largest and wi eltliteat air obliged to take the unusual 'Rep of curtailing points toe in order to covert it. The haw's mud to be suffers. 1 hy et roe .if the tarp sit manufacturers owing to the low prbrs they arc coupe/led to lure,* fur cloth, cusnpared with the cost of oaten, me 50 get at as statist to aurposs belief if stator!. Apart hum t h is we hirer met Lain ro &Mann: of business toes Intik as tome 'evicts would indicate; but this humours has ewly n obtainable by aulanitting to lower priers, even in the face sit a rsaing sotto,' market. A fair business is reported 3Y-inch and 46-nith shittinge at low rates, and some I tree alit.. hate gaily Let n &timed at stall lowa r priers. l'etiotiar le Ilia and Matiapillanis hate also born in reque.t, ail Awn fair tidal. air 10 le Ilia at flu int a. T cloths raw the levant have 1, a n to di !nand, but Mexican makes for China are in les. re. Maw air se,t m ralbril IMOSINt lrbefe Lore of jaatoutta, and otbar Wit fahri.i, but the de mand Is nit equal to posh:l-tin:l. Vans,. are in relatively a better • .item I han eleth as to pins, anal spinners have male some taw tales; at a alight redwiMn on the t unveil quotations. WOOL AND WORSTED.— Bas urea°, Occ. !l.—Than has It en a pearl decline in the wool trade during tlw paid week. 'l4le •or an unusually hosted busmen.' done to M mday, the tot market in the week, awl the qiutionts bonnie inure marked ay the of ek adtaatcyl awl same to a flow. A orawidirablo quan tity of 11001 pared (tom the howls of etaplens to thwe of spin of rs for POThe time pr u ne to the present week, and the latter are NAM noisily not under any fewest on-efieity at present to opens. Ley owl the summing tip ea stocks and omering Mini...hate awl in ertuntant twifusreniesta. tranaan ions are, then tore. stronly bruits dto tine extent. Stocky in the hands of staiplerwwlras sewn nt as to business, are not large, and Wailers, iu the country de inatd rates side, It are In advance id the quotations of Vas market. Nine, especially In reepect of choice lustre woolfhwhich tut Itiolit in favour, when bursae. is dose, are eoniequently main- tamed with great nrmacm. The wonted yam trader curt, and dewed of any featute of interest. The demand, which woo sane • Lat alto e a week or two ago, has suleided. Kapott mer fluids show an intimation to operate, but theireffereare generally yo low in pore that little burners has followed. Simmers are en the whole thin, though some who are not in we ll engaged .Lew a dispuruer to yield a °preemies to sonar. eustomery. '1 Lair in a fair inquiry Or two-fuhla, but the didhulty of agreeint fq •is prim pn sthis much bermes* being done. There iy a feet ly Itoin. is dime, daftly in Ws aufl Ole lustre, on bear a ...runt, lof hat pit« It r the beat department of the trade. Toe piece Heise, though tent anise, preyents some feature. of ettourag, lin Ist. '11.4. Imlno. M. - , err doing • steady business, and own g unless for few y goods for the next sea yon. Sour Are roan Lot n have by mu in the market. and have phra e I MAW' 01 tit 114. liv soutineutal usurehants have done a very reatrietod tweets°, nrattned to the placing of seine small orders in Lowy g. cily. 'their I. an implOVriii. lit in the Lusiues for the E vdeni Hod kt to, pilllkUlally in the d.mand: fur eaudeOt and Crape Li 4- 13,g, Ili. is area it.. Addy Maintained. LACE ANI) 110)4EILY.—Norris.ai•ii, Orr. 21. -Tln.iness in the lata• trade Lee ben mime quiet doting the iciA week than tn. WNW I.ea• psi emit'). Thew has been a tallimr of in the CA UMW for Um* silk Issas. awl 'sorbet sorts of Mit gads then• f. I. we lath. thing. The raw material is a shade es‘ier. la the minim manila tasty goods t.ll aka a sluts vale ; whilst the plan sa t trawls) is tritiamt any iuipsovemeat, awl future pruaiwets are by nu astaustl.44.lll , g. Lae yarn. are nwilterid in lislee. The or lra•e is without ehawirs. Both the hues, rad tweiga riattrni ate are gukt. Hosiery yam* maintain late eurreariei. }7ARDWAItE.- 111{1111.11A11, Ch.r. 21.—The trade of thee town ia now in a state of woderate proverity mite% of (we IA attr,butalde to the influx et indent reeeived of late on account of the tummy thuij pet.. ; the 10411 t 111 that samosas...Wawa gene. Lady 1/11: YAM tolerably well engaged. In the foreign department hte it we is in a nativiartory state; the towered tune we to that of evulli America is maintained ; to the West bubw biriiuirri is que t ; a remelt/able number of orders have been distributed 01 late for goods mutable to the }halters markets. Tiae metal link is retort lawiuno active, and on the part of thaw who are 'waged in the jewellesy sad other fancy trader an illll44leohunt Low teen expo:muted. IRON AND COAL.—IfiDDLIMOIOI,OII. OCT. 14. — Tho last shipments haring now been node for the north of Sour of nails and other boa which have been so lamely is den for menthe put, trade premiers in some imitative' to be rather slain N sew Indere do not soot one to hand. A few bit* t e tte; are however reported. sad a few tamer ardent lave btu. Taking erirything biro &savant it la thought that the Lahr may be tided ever without any extrons diatoti ti= prooprets are at peon% rather enointain. .s fro a swath pot has been resorted as inoseaskas la the pins of por won has rather sirts way during the week. Margrasli titan mum., * lo oat wer, the led rates was inniatained. Jodual by the good donned Wm beta an the chide exhibited both far the loos trade nod far shipment, thermos.; aof the devout's is &et very dear. Kaktre Ma he arc said to be decreasing this &tenth, and the setae may be in a truer degree stated of the aectunelations in the ~rod Mae. The prospect& of this dassatiasst of theism/it 40 seem, therefore, to - be 1111. encouraging. Mates have hem rather emu fa di wend. though there is us meet beradth of enters be head. Kee Bun is slip in a domed Made, the latreund kawdries at • ri.apk of mono slue bubo salaikled. The stock in Nara is MVO toes. Mess are, No. I, alle. ; No. 11, 411. dd.; No. t, Its. IS, nett cash. here la tot mach damsel he warrants. *blab are slued at 41.. Coal and mks show • itenewrionent. Whipausta are NMI Mehl( to wiater stock; pHs are more actively ea. gaittd, Omit Kole hrour .Ake 0111■111M The toile per ben with Ludo., idao improved, about MIMI WWI having leen rat from Durham awl No rthunibrolard daring the week. Primo do not sou to bare altered. C011.14.-C Oar. 114.-A fidr waggly of wheat, semell of oats end tordep. Wheat met • good Mewed M lent week's puss for geed. fa erke ratkag lower. Oats in good &mend at fully lad tresk's rates. Bark/ .boat W, per Carlisle bushel eater. Wheat, white, mew, gla. loth • wheat, old, xi.. to 2to Ild.; wheat, red, sew, 110. ltd. old, Cle to 216.:: barley, mew, Me. M. to s7s. • oats, potato, 10a. ld. to 12e. ; Gala, aW 12s. to 111 s. ; rye, les..diL to 17e. ed. C•IllaS•01, OCT. 14.-A mld d llod quantity of wheat oa offm. Ile trade use not brisk, and priors were eery little altered : white, M e e to Ma; red, Ms. to Ma. per 118 stem. Barley a moderate supply, supply, sod ell bet beet eats were me et lad "atm ; dee To lima, were la par quota higher, rism ranging from 41a. to 4 ils. per quoits.. We bed an Modesty, as. to 31... pier MI *tem being the ruliag rates. The trade in beano tided arm at lase week's prices, vie., Me. to 55e. per 18 stone. tusernernom Oer. $4.-A moderate show of wheat, the trade a which wee dam, at about at week". eurreneee. White ftem Pa. to ; red, ter. to Vls. per lead 14 Som. 1 17ittl i an argyle show, at top prion-lths. to Its. per yr. Other Mach. of grain were hauled, and sold at moot carroOrbell. OM auras, Our. V 4- The heavy rain wlueh full all to-day, no doubt, had the tibia of th.nuing the emendate', of both buyer. and yellers at our Exchange to-day. At any rate the ..how of • Mart was eery meagre; sad the demand for it extremely dull. 'oat wet k's pees were, however, in mod inatance. mastaired. 'I he .Low of barb y wee quite up to the average ;mad a prate pc..- I•ral OA awe e was drifted at le. per qr. &deism ;spouted week's prove Beaux and as remain stationary. White waist, bee to om.; reel ditto, es. to tini.; *tete, Co. to 47..; grin ling barley, 31-s. to 40...; malting &Ate, 421. to Slit.; este, /7s. to OK bow Arll.lt, Ocr. 11.-We had Oct at oar market hoday to Mtge a supply of Moot es for the lad few weeks and tele staid the di nond to In. a little more brisk. leasers, however, iculd not am a ode ressiand highoz pr. co altho ugh m some few in.tancee a little more money might be obtained. As a woad tian,a. bons a. re made at old rat., and the market eloesl Mm at Ist we, k's currarro. Yoe malting barley there was ale • Jr. try goed d. moo at .lightly advsnocd mica, and gneiss d. Options alto man& Soli an upward tendery. Inferior qualities, how. ver, moved off only slowly. Oata were, if a2y that', a little more mosey. In beam and ether artielm Mere was Do me tele altt rations. The following are the quotable putt, for our market to-day : -New wheat, 1e... SE to Y 0..; Yip. ed. to lea. Id. per Wed of three MAAS... old wheat, pie to leo • the, Me. to Ms. per load; blend ma 17s. to UL.. ; tine, 2N. r Lad ; rye, lee. to Ole. ; time IT.. per need ; old bean.. it.. to ; doe, COL per lad ; new beans, _Ma ed. to MI.; floe, 21e. to Zia. p r load ; gvt peas, lift. MI. to 20.. per load; white pi.s.s, 19a. to SM. to Ile. per load ; new crate, 30s. to 344. ; line, 3 it. to ash. per qr.; old ode, SS. to Ma. • fine, 37.. to 3.0. per qr. : "nadirs" bailey, 40s. to Ms. ; do 44 . 0. to 455. per qr.; bola for goading power., 46e. to 47e. • doe, 404. to Ma. 6.1. Uit•inii• it, O.T. 24.-Whit wee about the usual supply, and movtd elf at previous tams. New white, Is.. to Ms.; new red, Ms. to 66.. per SS stone. Braley limited, at top prices-malting, 44.. to 60.. per qr. Oats a small show, and prise etationary, at &W. to 345. per qr. Beene were not quotably altered, 51s. to 561. pm qr. brim the stalagmites. Guieureau, Oct. $4. -A good supply of wheat, and doe pvreela met a good demand at late pries; edam wine more duH-Int to Dill. Barley at the extreme pekes of lost week; other spew cons quite as dear. Wheat, 1525. to Igo.; barley, lee to 50..; oats, Ms. to ; peso 41.4. to Me. Flurtroar, Our. 14.-A good apply of wheat, and steady trade, at las t week's rates. barley in good supply, ant a reedy dimmed for malting at Wanes late pains.; secondary ogle a die a little more mosey, but fela. is still the highest Rice given. Otos are ready vale, and rather dearer for home snore Mauve 4116. Beans and pm ea before. Wheat, red, to Ms.; white, to 39.. pz load. Bar.. y, grinding to Ns.; malting, to S.M. pa qr. Oat., new, to Me. ; Oat, to as.. per qr. Lareserga, Ocr. x4.-Our market to-day was fairly supplied with wheat, which inaiatained fully late prices. White rammed from tea. to CM; red, 63.. to Ws. per 35 Moe. The trade an herby ruled Ann at extreme quotations; malting, 43a. to es. ; grinding, Ms to 42e. pr qr. Oats a steady trade, the supply moderate at late rate. exeept fro One qualitito, hiel moll at remunerative Freres; new, its. to 335. ; old, ate. to 35.. per It 'tone. Nut much laming ia been. at former curtains ; new surto 50.1. to 545.; old, 63.. to 56e. per 38 stair. Etat -urmi-le ea, Ocr. 14. -At our market thi s morning we had a loge chow of wheat from the otresa, but front the treat the anorak are moderate, ae well as from abroad. ONS tram of fanner.' corn being affected by the weather, it sold doe!) , at a reduction of Is. per qr., but this did not extend to aor I. country or tureirn dmenption., whirls were held hotly. Flour told dowly, but prn emus rata were early apportol. Grinds/ Lori, y without flag*, Rather more iniotry tor beans sadpeas. tho. sold o ry.towly, and Low, portion of the pneent supply will lose to Le lambic' to await a rental in the demand. Trie arrival• the we. k are :- Wheat, by rail, ; eciattweo, 4,314; t o reren, •..V7 ; Belem ore, 167. Bye, by rail. 79. Hairy, by rad, 6 .0; r. tore, 2; fora ign, lie.. Malt, by rail, Go. 04' a, by red, 21; ya, 00,4 , 6.273; foreign, MI. Wane, op rid, oleo •, 91 .so. flour, by red.:4; mete ; ttnawr.r , 1,00 ...AL. Nol.l Joao T•,1 , , OLT. 24. - With a middling alt slur* what can., t. hod ly to land, and .old at tact vote'. pneee. New sr hate, Ols. to Me. ; new nth 47e. to gds. ; old red. Va. to 53.. po 34. .tone. A fair 'tow of barley ; hest r o ta sold at extreme yu '- tato n.; smiting, 42.. to Co' grinding. 3'... to Me. per yu ator. A Oriel enquiry for oats, w hich mid at quite lied week'', pree, : La, ate.; run., 57.. to 34.. per 24 stone. The demand for Non. tl tutu at altar. uig poets new, 461. to 53.. ; old, Itse. to I''n.tawse. Pure, 'WI prime, N.. to 52.1. Gl. per 3; aim Malt, 74.. to 75e; lye, 41e. to Me. per quarter. Nokwirlf, (Hr. x4.--There was only a moderate 'apply of win at at this market to-day, and trade rubel plow, at 44 t • e• nom of One day o , heught. The supply of barley lee 'lowly Lut the demand being con...throttle, pre en for all ii4ums wile fully maintaired. There wale a Matey fall rein pert. play, and to-day te again wet ; the completion of wheat 1•401 g will ..e3 be effected. White wheat i we.gtaing 6111,.. to 6511 a), btu to 600.; red ditto (weighing Cato. to 631 b... , 52.. to 64.. ; et molting bailey ossigkuig 54 1 bs. to Mb.. , 47, to Vis ; runs ditto weighing Wet. to bats.). 455. to 475. ; diets!l ng ditto (weighing:lllM. to SAM.), 391. to 40.4. ; mate, 3M. to ats. • belle Sic to 47e. ; pear maple', OM to 47.. per qr. Flour, 365. per Dot k. Averages :--Wheat. 1.146 qrs., 113 e. bd.; barley, taut cps., atn. 3d. ; oats. 15 qrs., Ma 6111. NoTrisnaLter, 24.-With a fair attcolance of fanner', and hardly the usual nippy of viit at, the trade was steady at at, nit the trine of the prenous week : 59.. to Oa. ' . red, 524. to Ms. per 36 .tour . There was a healthy enquiry for barley ; best sorts told for more money, other forte arm at late rate.: Me. to 6(5, per qr. ; grinding, Me. to 445. per qr. Oats were Waited, end with a moderate anguny last week's prime were fully supported : New, yes. to 34e.; old, 361. to 34. a. per 24 alone. Beans a maim slow, and the demand Min at late rates: New, Na. to SM. ; ,std, 56e to 565. per 38 stelae. No change in other kinds of grain. Perroteetoors, (Hr. 24.-A reduction in prices for wheat was attempted, but ultimately wimplew were doomed ,if at about former quotations. New white, Sts to Mee • new red, 415 . Ale. .4d white. bU. to Ob. ; old red, Ms. to its. per qr.. Barley or good demand: the supply was limited at main eurrenere,- new, 44e to Vei. pm. qr. Oats and beam, were about the cone a. last et. new oats, 25.1. to 3i.; old, 301. to 365. ; new bean., hie. to ; old, 52e. to IS.. per Ritairo•D, O. x4.-About the usual supply of wheat, and trade tether quiet at pries similar to thaw of .• day e'nnieht. White, 7.. 641. to so. • red, 66.9 d. to 7.. per bush. .. The triple in lenity was brisk at l ate rater -Se. &I. tots. Sal. per Nobel. List wick .. priees sa re obtained for tote, the supply heat swan. at 3.1 9d. to M. Cd. per bushel. Beane ranged from 7s. Oh to 7s. 6.1. per babel Other kinds of grain unaltered. Roca rates, Ocr. 21.-There has been a moderate inquiry cx. mewed for wt.. at and other kinds of ~'rain in the city -in a our last report, and Moines has been steady, with a still further slight rode tion in prica. Of the samples of wheat exhilated by fanners at the Corn Exchange many wer.• in damp r itehbon, and unaideable. A fewef the chokes lots of hrth red and white fetelied late prime, but other kinds were Is. to to. per qr. cheaper. at *kith reduction there was only a moderate business done. Fur 1,..t alit, w I,Lab, thr terrus are SM. to W..; s..eunlary, 561. ts the ; and inferior, 51a. to 665. per qr. • bald reel, SP. to fits.; meendery, 525. to Its.; and damp and inferior, 5, to nts. per qr. Th. re was a mederate inquiry experienced for 1. eign wheat, beet Noah Nes raruple• (etching about late tonne. while other.lots were the turn easier to purrhade. • few chili let. made eta. to 0 - ta. per yr. The dour trade was inactive, and pri. is are if anything .IMhtly in favour of buyer.. There was a m.. 1. tote demand expenemed for barley, wtich ruled very firm, with Met grinding temple. about 1.. per qr. dear.; io nutting la, ley time O. not much mowing, and the quotation,. are about the ism. *a i sbow. Oats brought full prime, and with a .1,44 ,urounipti‘e inquiry rather mite maul warn obtained fur Orem old lots. Beans were about 6.1 per yr. eheapa, and pus &boat the same as before. During the past week the weather has been very mild with oromional rain. Orates... (Het. 14.-Notwithstanding that the weatber wes very unfavourable this morning, the tat•adanor of fanner. a.. 1 a. eters in the (ben Edielimite ware moderate. Wheat ruled dull, arid lard week's pits wen: with dolleulty retained. Malting larky mkt well. In oat* there was low. ehange. Olroki,, Ovr. x4.-This market wee fairly attended, aol Pn sidiTable quantity of wheat offering; but as bUyerel would not purehme except on easivr terms, and farmers being unwilhor to accede, twines' traneotions were limited to purchase'', front ,beer nerrarity. There was a fair supply of lotto, and Ow malting paw., • the trade was brisk. Gruidoet eats misrelated not quite so snitch moray ; S.M. per yr. were 4a:existed f. , r %enema qualities. Oat. were in tolerable supply-, and ,on s pe o moved off at priced similar to those of late week, Tit., co. to 31.. Old bums made extreme stop, ranging from 63.. to SS. The eurreu. y for new beans was front 491. to It.. Rog peas were rant what dearer, 47.. to 49a. being the prim.. The teir trite wee merely. at, for secoode, Ws. sad 40s. per sack. Eked bread tot. and ed. the 41b. leaf. Ws mon. AND, 0, T. 14.-A moderate show of ;wheat, awl with a steady d, wood rate. were unehansod--white. M.. to tits.; red, tne. to 560. per 36 stone. Barley a meagre show at reinutter.i. tine ratio. Other kinds of grain were unchanged in value. GLot'Cr•TWR, OCT. fl.—We have again to repast free receipts of tom, though not to the extent of last seek. This work'. im posts include 4,000 quarters of wheat from lit. l'eter.burg aud Trish, &MI quarters of barley from Ohenitehisdk, and &AA. our. tete from Vain, tlranvlllr, Nante., and nontlenr: Mot quarter. of main. from 1(u t. and about 7,0U0 quarter. of oat. from In-land. The wheat trade is thin again, and there i. no &Apo math nto *all at Warr prices. £&gli..l. white wheat, :s. new red 6s. Cd. rails, • Ales...burg, 6s. &l. to 6.. 61.; tihirla, Q. to 64. 9d. ; and I'44lWh Ittlowa, Ss. Id. to W. e.l. India eon, Sn. to 14. ter &dia. Irtolt oat., *M. to per gustier for ate?, 2ss. to 30.. for white. and Ida. to :Ss. per quarter for bhst. 1.4 t.tb.ial tivetage Wheat, PI rota bean. ft to. bd. per imperial quart r. Werth., umietth.d awl damp. W 'Ansel., Orr. !I. —There in • fair supply of Inherit to.t.ty, and mod. rate of all .prim earn. White wheat hardly last week's piece, whilst red to • trifle Adler. All spriint ea.fliaa I.efoie. ... - ii:44IO.TVI, 04 T. '2E—Notwithstanding the turfavourableirmia of the we atLir, thi te was a wood attetaliuiee of twiner* at market to-day. _who mked the full rummies of last week Cir wheat. F.D.ltthlih white wheat fetched a guinea a hag, and reit Lt. Maltiogbarley, as. ed. to 0.. Sd. per ImaW; and distilling.. ha to Oa. Dd. New beens, ti. to Ils. 6d. ; and old. es. del. to re. per laishel. Legliali mite, *. 9d. to 41. M. pre *lb s. ; and inah. Y. 6 1 . to N. Winter vetches, Ha. to Ha. per bushel. lard odieial averages at Worcester :—Wheid, Li 13s. 41. per imperial quarter. At the weekly market at Kiilderwittuter on Thututhay, trade was dull, and not much badness vies dose. Prins the acme as lad seek. At Evade= and ttromerreve market. is the beginning of the week, prevent* prMew wen, loudly matetained • white wheat bring worth tl ; new red, 19a. thl. to 10.. 941. por bal. Das ottani*, 0.v.24. -At the Exeter oorn-eseliankre them was a fair offer of wheat, which sold slowly at about previous rates. The best mist:Kies of white were quoted es. dd. to dr. At. per bushel Ws. tolls. per qr.); red, 1.. W. to O. ed. (11.. to 645... , Molt* bore) lied an upward tentlemp, irking ll* dd. to de. tate, to ite. per qr.); este mold at 3s. *I. te Is. Al.. ills. to 3na ). }or &or Ow Sirens were :--elvitattler, ells.; las. Ilea ; 26e. per sack. At Newton Abbot the ottrodoecto was roill i . ag th o f an sem.. ewes Wiry, had a dotrinrstd trade:Dep. Where oar IL Gd. toes. HA. prwhowhel . _• barley he. to i1e.9t1.; grialing ditto, di. ed. ; ado , er. ed. i beenAer. dd. to ea. ed.: moire, So. Flour Wet at SOL to Ilea pre , Meat levies gni* wtre t —Wise*, !a ed. :_ bark% to. dd. • coy et. id. At miumfrio pieta Www e :—Whowt. dm dd- to al- 9d. ' ber, 4s. N. to be. ; oat., de. to Ss. ad. At Tiverton and A sii.. pewter rat* were supported far all artielve. You, Cke. 24.—The quantity of wheat as ager to-day was fair, sad emboss war booker at • smolt oloottor t utile mods ilitimir M. to tie ; red. MIL to No. per . Smo g mi . ma oversee show, mid with an holpereol plain hod as w ino it tendency ; malting, do.* Mt. ; rpf. Doi q mike . Oat. Is middling purply , and the ; pt late rates. Wog KM to ars. pre et, mean • AMP el U.N. wheat sold ii , vp n n i ... , piton eta to des. per quirter. Pros etc m ak. To , to lib. Sy*. tot. to Ms. par goodie. Mar an Is. per work lower. Waralowao, 0. r. IL—We hare staiii been ta r & ii .... u . 4 with names main. Farmers berintlit but HMIs to ii,..4,4, --- rgi by Last we have had moderate &liven* Hardly any to note in priors or demand. Wheat— fgi medusa* in l a m*, at full prim; itisit mallerod. Laney Id that... Esenr. acct OMB 4 4114154111 11K511k7 It 51 44. pp, hi an ,„j 5‘04447. to eon sot to wile so Rm.,' 4 u seam eta be swile roduatoso. as la s t . s a s C poet this weak :—)11.71, 4,4 1 5 ; Wil et. 7,011 qn „ sorb, Itsposta Ms we k—X size, I.noo ; utn. i m i s; 1,41,7 barrels; floor, XS; Wise .1. SI • Arrz Orr. r4.—At . 0 ,, tn . * , t had a belt. r supply of besets than we Ms.. t,4 th : —sometimes Wet 140 being brought in. Glm ~ howev,. e muse or ottwe, partly to the r e new, weather, theree , were not many b t uyers renew. ant ti; was consequently only slow. Mach row 0."..-. s ly to 116 each, and Marks Irma 6.6 10e. to 46 h pretty fair supply of sheep. nearly 1,..m0 1550.,•• is•n demand was not very lank, and pewee remaind ain' • t last week—ewes realised 30e. to nu. each, and k arat : to gle. each. We had only a miok.ling supply , 11 , ei lit into the market. Very few buyer., h05,.. 4 , unmanly, an as were not at all hisber at hut market da p all were eing fis. 10.. . a . . eten• hem 211 s. to 40s. and fi la reo earn, and p 1.3 ..:41,! per stone. sailLitHAt BRAD RearTs.ll rant, O , T. 21. --The t, -al is held, under eery unfavourable eau unease.. in attar is of a pot uLealy dungreesl4.• natoe• rs end a slow Mallory rain eonlbising . , frost. '1 he elands were fairly, I.htlijKlo • rattle. Phorthorns, Galloway.% and !rel. os• Dented, though mho. Maine are tamely so. • rattle en tie whole is rather suf. ear, ',sew% gnat i.ar•ii yof kro p. ruder these er Is ~ unable to feed their eottle a. , the wint. r, and the ronolitien Is it 4 , i.,.•- inferior— le,lden, wn..ee.op. ts . o f a nt in huge numbers, and did not .1.. p sr ;• ; ouraeouently early in the day the 4.r. • In the fratonoon hardly any tan-a. tem.. , its is an WO tor. of the prams maw d -lea • ,• L 155; ditto loiter", (.9 to Lt 4 ; Galloway, ; L 7 to LID; Iruh, from 66 to Cll. pen o nted in pinyon km as matte. At 11 o 6,000 would be rxhit TAllsw 5 isomers, and one or two lota id ea e I; , indeed few, hardly anybody but the 1.0..1•1• r Tyro at. 'll,e. average ermilit4m, od th. was bettor than that of the rattle, ans.! . h.. . Trade, of course, yea stationary in this 4 ;.,r noon, when a few more do oilers emerald. • be rather better, though still it was very 4.4. 1., wet riven at the beginning. but holder. ! . some anxiety to sell re on the opposite sole •, . tontrituted to stay hinnies., —Half -hied!, from Its. to Me. ; C h eviot-, lla. toles. ad. , Cantina Pro 11 • 11.-The • • . to-day, upwards of 70 rattles& being 'h., ' 1: were rather KW* yd trade Mow, with a q • • of • ghillies or two • head. Good pur, , „ while inferior were from lark. Shuts were VIOTTIMIII•11. 05 T. 24.—There was a !,- 4 . mere, and the trade was slow at about le , were very few storm NATTITiDit, and only wane was dont, rates betng without a calves was for, and they sold elowly at wan nothing doing in sheep or lamb.,. I Wow the average, and the demand w.e. mire, were_ generally supported. lion.. taboos :—Mileh cows, Ll 3 to Let ; .teos, game, 12 b. to LI PM; low lung ditto, p j ; nip, 7s. 6d. to m. per stone. ne ir W , N r a c: a ff rt aaj th : r o l iese n trad ;hi i t w h e . na . th .c le:naiderecl . u —e wanew. wnehat w4eath d th j i, a 4 :3 4 7 . t a h w l ie . ; . l .;4 :l 7.•• ' ! 7 ::: ' Pat beset", A. to M. 6d. pot ted, wee not very large, about 4,, bring re ante, however, was not effected; the • late rater :—Fat sheep, ha. to bs. 6.1. t. r 14 to 265., and half fat, Sus. to 354. per 1,4a4 !,. and prime lota, as. 3d. per 14.11 e. . ~ TRAFFIC RE f N Miles Ps— M• • RAILWAYS. 07.41. K 9& L W. Pk endiog F. pt. 6. t Eat 'wham THE NEW SBITIGILLI/ Ilam• at the New Meat and Posidsy pus htsl forward with all rrasona •,.• •,. . cc (plaints may I.ave becu n.ode cim.meccement et the KJ: k-. A. •._ ',revision is to be musk fur the • s the nerket• and a strons: patty •.f t tsi nectid with the trade objett u,... of cuing of any public-houses these us ;,1 vs.:teeth-re of the neighbourhood ...amt.. etiderptandasg should be marled should Lis no comtetition with them att en — for years in the hope that the t. would revive with the opening of the THE 01:1WARD C.trE M w.. OcT. 2.s.—The Union Cempany's •!.. a osh• SeutLaintton, did not arrive here ...ht.! Laving been obliged to take shelter lad in from the gale which prevailed in the C.; e arrival she embarked the fortnights usda; sad at 4 p.m. proceeded to sea ; ht. on boat d. and a largo gener al mails consist of 12 sacks of of papers, and II maid books. A !arc.. nu m! • passengers are em reads to the South Air,. au Among them are Sir John Seaulnirsie, Bart.. an. farnehedwithmachisteryforcnishingiaart4 on a Lir:. The Free State deputation to the British mmistry Basuto question also returns to the Cane by In conrequeuce of the heavy thick weather prevat...,. the Channel, the Dane has since been °busted t. brat and return into the Sound. The weather is, h0w...- clearing, and she proceeds directly. INDIA, CHINA, A-VD AL - STRALTAN 11111 4 . ALEXANDIIIA, ()cr. 2.s.—The Pen and 0r1.r.•.:. Company's steamer Banigalose left at 4 13 p.m. resterlar. and the belts at 4.40 thus afternoon. The iorMer may expected at Marseille, on the 30th, and the 1.1 t: Southampton about the 7th isroximo. OUTWARD BOMRAT 10-1 1 1.—q:T • Orr. 23.—The Golconda sailed for Bombay at no.. da iLsr errs nr EA.? IsPI4 Marts.— 5..1 - Tn.. , r , mr. I) • •:1 - The Peninsular and Oriental Cossip.uo's t Captain Hoiren.sailed this afternoou t‘e VecAuslna for tataltar. Aden. Lkunliay. a.. 6L.r took t.! and 26 .tvotlal class rWrlltri 1% , ; A 13.1 .4 fn 1,..:ht 4 ito•ludity sµciy Ace Bombay—tat gold, t:= o .'-wi and 'alit 10,700. [Advertigernent.]— HotLow.t Y . PILLA. P- , IV Di Ibir. 111.0•10.4,. —Many are the ma1.d...0 at a': and M all 4e.trieta. silently work they w t h • •. • • Ahl °Nib iIIIIO4MI. n. i.ua vapour.. and 4 ter.4,-ate 1 .4.- • I al 14' thepo , ..e..e4 by 4 i. •• tilt, • hall The simile', ws• to tater the w.• •• bre A 1 the Cad, which will convey the p irt, the Loaly, uttlem some punter. men as thew . 1, aloe it. L t the potom lurk wheo• it at I. tot.• 4 o• foil.w. and confron , e4 I y till. n. se .f 4:1:2 Poway. I.llls eap.l all banntul matn to from ne ..ir • the tat, Lout au A11.4,b•11/IIA 1L1A..31.1i1c• • to ttodtov doom.. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATIIS. BI sins. MeNFON r t 11..;;; oi ;. U. L. . I Uvuov. Higi.gat.., ut a .laug4t..r. r a, at The Grove, 11.11itr,rd. , 11. 11 a, MI A. lam. of a daughter. LANt:IIORE.-0011ber !I. at itove.Tn-rtrit. Hsntrate say .•t R. P. l.anatmn•. of u. Mt 4;ES —to tubar At U:tonl•.area•t. the tr. 3111 of a ton. NORMA7.l: ; —getctrr 4.1. at Clowleacy-t,trA mt.- of Mr. A. Norman. o(a son EANDWLLI..—Odobrr V, at %Woud-stmt. WsltSsits.t.4. ' vitro( J. .1. Sandwell, ,Ti v a Raba n, At 3i, rtlake, the wife of W. S. S•J lk 01 a daughter. 21T1ET.—Ortoher t?. at The Tetrare, Itoker, Sunderland. *. wife of A. Sea. y. Erg.. of a daughter. 81XV W. at Canoubtary.duare. N.. the into t!‘ppits. M.D.. of a MIL A . WEIN 23, at 3. Stanhope-0240i% 4.1.10,3'..4.: W., the wife of Henry Wilt'''. of • laug'lter. Octobiy 23, at st. Jatnees-rquare, Lady W. Wyr of • dauglater. h mew 4:441-1. q" NT. 1 bl.• ut. t . '• rod tt. S' ring 4 I 1 karat. f WV. 4,, lost L. MUt•I . • ' • h , • • r4l I I• • • . • , . , " ' T. .4 • • ••• ;,r 4 , r • • 1 ;- r •.. r‘• . ' t . 11. 1 1 I. • :•• I ' '..!• I:. • of /7_ • 4 nu - nt • - rt. All .7 San . . onalar:. • . miabtry . ise be t her pre%-tt. • - ,red to bc.t: ter is, . tN MATT 4. MARRIAGES. AYI.FM-- EDWARDS.- 7 tZ;berV7lti the thureh e.f S!. the VAar..gelirt. St. John's-common. Hump. mom% t \'.n. th•• Aichaleares of Chichester. Ssanuel sine% Bnghton. to• Hornet Attiring. ,held of the ... - Edward., Icy., of King'.-ncut, DrigLtou. EOI,IIIWICK -MACKAY. -Crotober t!, at tat. Pour., Not a 00.1, by the Rev. IL Matatlattd. min: Own! of itr •• . Chattel, V pier Berkek•y-street, Loudon, W. It. M it. • Enl late of the Med Itegiment. met •.'n the Botthlra h. of lawrrood, Puntif.o.ohle... to Jane locoed daughter of T. SI. M.L.Lay. (A.lll*.e(-; I Hyde -perk. Clll3 t 4 1 E- BASS.- Oetober 21, ticense. at I: MOM (1.1(1413. Ly the ii ‘ V. and the Iw.. 1 . . 1.ill1(.4 . 1.10(1.1 (1. Chet w•cle, Ist, rrh 'Hoar., to , •'. mood daughter of M. T. Baca, Erg.. .4 N .hire. t tioter 2t. :•! •I thr 11. - Y. tor It. L. El) n. Kart . it. e. churehl.% So Kaoline, thinl daughter of the Itte F. MIL 1, E.l . 1' II:4 (Via SITVion and member of :he Sotwente C rtuil f .1. la' RAWIJKSOIII- tUßNlril. th•tob.r •I!, at tle reach <•.:r.B, Freaky, by the Hee. ti. 11, .11fre.1 E. I:Aiti.(l• AIM* Ann. daughter of W. Colwell, K.cr.. of the floe•. Viola. ky, Kent. TROMFO2i --PAKEK...- Cletober 2, at St. 0,. -- pv'e. 11 et •r• it,tuue, I.y the Rey. A. Lwow, A. Motown", Erg.. ..1 N • liosht-strcit, to Mary, daughter o 1 ti. Baker, of Clayton. Mht•lllc.• x. WYON - ITCHtik 'K -et f ober It, at Rt. John** fluto+. dmitt.m. ht the It.N. W. 11. Illt.h.vek. rector of wp ‘ tnutn. and tloopkaan to the Bishop of Durham, ',gather of the btel• - , "wick." lo the Rev. NV J. Wt on, of the ranch Ann+, Icel.. hn'thtf of the hfale.rreolo, and the Bev. J. Moorhottie, war •1 Taddington, A. B. I' yon, of Cherwell nonce, Mortimer-awl, KM ton, third 1.011 of the hite It. Wra, E.t.. to Kate. tturf daughter •,f the late 0. Utteltonek, Iforkdk-eretcag. Hpirinuk, and St. Thul'e-ehtunitt era. DEArati. BEA VAN.- thztoberVt, at Norfolk-Owe. lArlhall-lane.Clathata• Mart Bravais, aced 61. BIND AM- of TO. at Rue de la Roetwfouesull, r. 64. Entsna, the wilt of R. J. Mineola, Erg., and woon,ll.4netter of the let.' J. Bete. t Parpreee, Stalfordtture. MT.-October ft, at o:ford, Ann, wee of W. Vey. thy. INFS. October 11. at Clualtenbaha, A. lives. Eel.. F. L' C••• • +god M. Octolyz VI. at Grove-road, Briat“a, Emma, alit of the late W. aged 79. RP. -se at o3, at Wlgrre-rod, the Rea. J. J. IC,in. LAPIOWO- Cam fl, at the Amer, 11.-nnett-rart, Nast broth, earah trumford, aavd 1111.33W1N. ()doter U. at Laramie, Ildsrv. thu only daughter vi oft Nedra. ae Nat Ldp. Damask-hid October YL at Baathpurt, Imaerboo, Caroliae. thr velte et N. IlarMai,lY..aired ot. - tvtaaYt.64. l not Mumma. the wife or Yr. W 11.Parramate„ at ttokoa-orr, Prather', 'era T. WarrnpiGlON.-Ortober %C at tallord-etivet, Ruren-oi W e . Camtame Mary, the infant child of the Rev. H. WtiiitUO•in• yppd elm akostio. witimos.—Oetuber tt, at hie fveidenee, SairsOlidOsaras. 11. Wdkroauri, Wm., aged N. 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