The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-10 00:00:00

- t lj , vb t fl 3 rt%% I t ! w Y.l, • ss3ttitx.,4 No. 4,104.) COMMUNICATION Utmost LIVIA psw yoas—giourprow. IT TORR. IL OTWIIIIZZAPAST 1~ drordr chg. ri .roorr Ins moo sir r rntlle . so trier &JOAO= .4 1:e .."6". bm OFI. VMI7.• IL CITY OF SALT' MOSS , W , O ft Ii lirl orb rionoit W Orr Frani 118, 17, or Ii %Fibs atormoOrro. Froorl Farrel troom Frown Ilar Orr. or re I/ Mar bared Wroor so rey ma irrirnr. Fr mrsolon MAO sod Fr& a• :Melt Mtai d =a4r . Or* or io cr. beIVERPOOL to AMERICA, every WIDNES- Va b trOgrint Ab. n. Z e i t . .....latip isl s towl --- Eat l itiethe (Insi law, . tr. Or ll Oar awn IMO Ow- I•Ws emir eliwwied OW.- twit and WO Ihrosin .e.t MIST F L :d i ll 11:31 O. f i ll L I 1 4 3 1 1 A jr. OATH amssoLts. on. $ 1 monis isms. =win. avow to WM& 0.4111111.1.°A. 11l Wu OW. jr M TEAM BREMEN. —Ow of th. North Yoe. mortal rm. dorm 11111111. MOWN. or 1112EVIALS/i will aat• arlay ral PAT for dm above n*/ as alg a rrae .. rs hew: SS. Al. sad 10a . asters, laws OM Oak 211 aetela al Ma PLINIO W. 11.1.1Pila 4 211%•1111. 11 = 1 1iti URI Ys. larig4. U. nammakoaa c= wed lEXPEDTTIOUB ROUTE t• M EW D. ANlAW•gaaa SD WATIMIIORD mad MIL IlitfteNahe EIJAPORD 11AYAA. sal Dap rtai INN Ma Tanabe. at Nallarl. treat pram to Watattata 6.= Amp k grAA, NM • a.m. taorJ ob. ualst ham NEED& T. If ED} SOLI 11111M10EL le dr Alefixtincorrmasie. - 2.11144161 Ede Ildrab t analabla lot too maaNt. llaaaals"011a Sum& I CI Mows Aaron r tants Walmeani aft al LIS ma lam ONE awry ?UMW. ItanAtt. art Anemal t iltar at EN Ea= . a. , ta . itzs. r JAC • . & " 711 NET. audard: CUE6A U 1 • • TO TIIE BEIEVOLICIT. RAGGED BCHOOL and CHURCH, George yard. labhmeopri. rumour are. tIUO9 ALLAN. Wasomo—Loodom as Irmorhoor Ilamk IWOlrdopoi fnmal •11110T•111011 bon Oa lI•XMTOLAIM T. rind Mar Oen Wel talc Word OM *My. Is ramS 11101INTLY rad praortmOst I. amble Me Committals mead IMO Imam Wow la lA. a rev tho swam .4 Warialopol of the amlorarammair ll=of WM oar am SY, ormoarl m al aim ow 11115 1 alp la Iles W 011000 so Moir, lOC lommo tilt In at goal; " artliamamom imor orarlboams. mil am ow parommola Wilmol amilmasUr amomor WM* • mortal elm Marital.* M balordsormi Or soy pant cart or WhiorMolid• TM Miami Cmamber. min boorloorb or child ra or tot seam tan boo aim Ow MEW. old, a. it were la thia mono mod •al WO Ca r pot or Limbos. • mosid orsilool admilm Own mom of slim tap Ir Memo 11111. , 1 s Mall rropormoblo r makoma MINIM poor. moomabot, Misr morrow skis Immilimiam mom wish rasp ammrsmaJo br wok moporMoolr ImomMoro sawi tams I. ob. sis=l•ro error or Imo ow bum MOO sloo lomilo of 151. M moo la em damillsoo. OMNI alb SIMPIPPW. I .I6II Mmad weSO how or So Ilumarhom Cloolmom Nam hatter. WM b. Is &MO. holip Maim oildorl to=lis Camomile*. O. Ma bi t g arlool kni she row am of Ws lows lar ii sok or Isma&O OM be moot=rolly ao4 adiumbelmad Mr. W. J. Smola. Wo. I. Old orfoi• 1154. 51.1... E. 1 , —LA. A kow pamoommoopo rem .W bo oroMlsi•—a.. Mom sky. 14 so It 'RICHMOND BREWERY sad EIGHTEEN AM 111114•84 PUILIOMOUNIK —Nam MA/ON mel !ON M Ilmftwom4 le MILL W PA I /ATI MOAT If. is hem et am* etteMetimm mrshmr, Um ••••••MMINd RICH 1101 D $llllllllll/ awl LIOUTILN FfedwAlL Oholt•K sof Lembold INN/ NU 11 L IC.BOOIIO. •ad BOIL 1101111111—TheadmImble .Awls of Ws liamhis =•ity es Shit Immo ef . ramead Is dr arm of . 1 %aol 111=V i i=megriet la gine it 1. kiftvLsa. hemist Mob me M •* - .7 ing satmh rod et the imt ehmom Ml•de wt• mr•• ha ••••• 1.110 homM, mkt %.,. OM q•A faM mli *mama awes: huemor• noldmm esrirAMEN, gam MIL ind wesfy orommolatm In melee /Me 11, It mhry most NA tommmod In ... . 7 ..I.MOMs fmteleim. Tb• Aril ampelm • Mem , le wpm* 14 WA/. M••• Irk at Ti bomb. me .....rammen..4l•4 mehlawym• wtmellh I. ...Om 4 ..... swim I. efwl mel• I. Mar Is Illehmwe ma M Om IN• N. el . few of the nermimmit• Sews ba• tat Mimi Ow mei teak. MO. It plum Mt dolosils pm.* MA elm ••••• - w nfc tou.s. re* *WWI la mwmaftwe Mb m Rm. nAsoill=l.7i.Vari=== 01116. SWEET HOME, for Pito*, by W. Doom "v i tiate% ix Ttan ~ rill.* ran.. t i z . „ ... - br o M ism, bow dewng-maw • Ham, wen lions; awl IN ita::: 14"8"1". : 1 111::: "Ph ri llihm" alle - g - le i = d. "4. 11 1 a54 . an* "..11.2 1:17. W paiimp bra ti. :....., Oslo sad 0a.., boobiliewoot. IC. sad an THE EDINBUBMII REVIEW, No, CCEXIV., go be pailibld ..• oft-sdar rot comm. 11111•1. Plie•NAo7. I. • T•l• i• SaeWA 177 l 0. .w o.w •• 'harm • iAtyks. The Coble PrlAl•ris Ye ems. a. ralltl.4 reap& 14 M hbn oompaka 4 tar. szttrri t or=j wawa ill Defir.d. 716. OmetOrmelhal•• of hada 1••••• . Lenora awl Co. Ldlebtants A. sad C. ILA. AREPORT.. the NAVIUATION of the INDUS, adhborol ro Dlroorro of Ur Ofloral laird Orr Or. E ovo CA Orloor aoloodro mom solorroor JIM Oar Tor. ors Woo Maw be rat ft ao=7 . a& Oroorol. arr. a. raeree.e...4. illii 4 77s:MAlßloir% a Pinar of ow" minim( dr war promisors sad Ist royals Om Trams •. or Us 10= b leal. ums" albs aims et Plidess Pr kr Immorm dile Ss &Ss W rho mine AM. Ns K. a 111114=os A.../.IIIA mid 4 r .,, 5 .... . IMAM ••Immrsosi. Ilsiom rad t= IROYLL ROOMS, Win Won't, Piccadilly, cos NOV OPS X *. i SA o ils it Ibr hymnody •Ily So siebriieS ASC DA II D, orlessid by liar 'ware M be Ada*. eressi al I ; sow sum ye Adobbles. or Shure. 4 XCELLKNTE BIJOUTILRIE =main. DIM. OPECIAOI • • LugaiQua.--wargii. a I LOOM.Y. ••= l 7 bamerve Mk • 'Wow M. 0 tMenal Az lid b• th• ••••• @v a t mai •■=imPorsi ligArn is t.Olmis AMON MI OSIMPON SPANN& fikaMmom. le N. o•••••}Mm.... O. A.MAM4 A.D. Imo Amp eaded m4Mmlimlaw far. NAL 11.1. sislibb• MP ommi • Is a. ••••••. ort on Ilmombin I ADDING sad BIRTHDAY PRESENTS. DL 11t0D11001t*.1t Warily 18•111ftellintles to blorloom 'saw ma 011104. Pit,:a.lso flattift. ATM DOIIIS„ Iftliamr•flpos 64 Sot" Jowl Gum kiln VW. CAIIIIIMIN_MOS of 1.017 &MOONS • r . VAL 11101)NTID VILO L W srl 1111111T*2 DS gm oulZ• ffettiar. sod On alt. ZUSIAII NOTILLVL Z i t= rilps7ll7 . os too want moortmo t Ow bad at 160.111411VIetat Medan boo 11/6.91111.4tr0m. OTEVIENBeIId SON, 78, BinitiparatroftstWitiun. Wl3lOl of mods, Ilimo So kook Ilk.• very sopolor. AL - tort. / 01=. 440. koo 440 p. Ilkei4o. kw Islay. 3/... IS. ; do4oo pee. 'Won. or to , . a. 4k. *SLOW. w Amok Doooliso. 11000 11% SOL 4444• 3 4. kilos Walk Wa: Vidook JRti pot d.ooa amokomma. pad. 4110. 44. ; Nook art toothy. ENO is toot. 44L pot &ma May* goo 4, ;u.._ lo Jukes. 11. eboomo Wor Wks. ?ft row doom! Moe of wok otimo korlotloo ot roonsolio prism Goni Oinnoid MOM II =On Ins of akar —Tooke. orb oo pst , Bitter. sad mea d ALES. 7a., 9a., and 139. 14 me 9 g• 119.; Paime. M.: IMM 13s. M. 2.99 AM 1M per 119•49 r. 419Momil MOM 19 Mho of WOO DL Yll 1ne..7. Al. ary dm B.& TM mb Mar Mk pot mike,. Merl, .e.moomeolol. gig BEST and CHEAPEST TEAS and corms r JURILAND aft at um... te ornalwd of P 9 eel Ca, Taft Ilarehama• • k g wawa Amok City. Gm lanes sweat Oran TEL W, la •-a. 161 , an, mark at: mama Amassed N. UN- 3.. IW., and h Ns and it ene yaks M 4rs. war mown tow r, Aar 11111•11, OWNS or nedral Woo re nubs/ • prim aorrn.t rno oo wear amok* prank OUR DIBABTEIt in CHlNA.—England and !meet me 4 be aveftert IF', 1. me el. Mawr •Io lay. A.lll •••• at Ye regret bera nniboes .4 the EAST 17/1 DI at Clll at 011PA7T.—BLACII. 0111 Ite. erg MIXED TKA oq etW lad la ata , tat U fo. 41 per lib—W . 9. Great et Ileem • amieffaul. blibepelabd. 40 .6.0 01 i TIC YOUR CORN DEALER'S BILLS, ••4 •••ir • LIST d CULLK2I sod Os.. rAssvess I. It 11L—Hoss• Isnst onsirseL am** =lei moth *osier wears 11.01 tr.. IWO IM , D.• MAIN& BM sc i **. ts. *Lisa WAY; 4..14..1 1t •1611.0. b. t. W ALTERS' PATENT RAILSA y_oosyspcsos lR 1/100k4laT/NYttaim CITY. saOIJN D and WH II K TEETH net indiapasnable .. Pereeial Alwettlan. sal le Imahli ind Imerrity. ed lee =kr...ales et . Inn/. KO% e ler eliCle TO. _et raw •-ampnearl.l ••1 1,1114104 / b 4111.00 , 04”868$ tl twornr,.. 4 tr.. .sfeaf.ecoldellie ref nedea U. deem yury an I fnwrant. It frAloollooleoler Nam tbo vn ewe. ewe of loe mar decay, add poll•bei ded pewees Ile rw 4 idea it amen* • Pla4liiide WbIbIINNIL p 1 tf.el~b obtala• i tee palftealled d mai! . mid Ilia .N lo i.e./die id Kirk ilrin "•••• canna -4 , •• eerie" Kamm& 04e.... ae. ••• a %%I • W"4l - " I ' P•01.0b• lait10.11.•6101 'ger thieerier el leaeallood feed ceie ibi" , ••••• . 1 % 4 " ""'"1"...."' Us Dims or Rum mosn &two= Meow.—As aftides_, alhareeee a 0-kgrave was faceted is the City, from •••••••• is that , luting a &he fug that tauralag the Dubs of 'Verner, while on a voyage from Catb oat* la Abstless, west ua slime law maw to ths surthwatil II WI law pert. No lives loot. FINE ABU. PHOTOGRAPHY AT 801:111 KKNSINGTON. We shall be doing a service to the art-loving public in directing attention to the very 'slangs series of photograpm 6a sots of the noblest work. of art is the world, which will abortly be published el what may be con- Mid merely met pi, by the Department of Science mad Art, flouti Resists& The photographs omit. fire, of copies, of lee tillint eless, of the cartoons of Raphael at Hempen Conn, hike minted studies of pordons of the sebjeete, se bode, or principal figures. The set of erten, of the larger ins& or averaging 48 Mier by 30 kiss, may be had for 41. 19e. 74., sad a rail charge for whir; and tor the Tallest she, 8 'aches by 6 ibex the price is 3e. Hid. The subjects can bs had wpwraealy—these of the smaller etas would cost M. or 7pd., hides 61. cardap. The phot.igraphs are nut mtuated The kegs studies are charged mica ranging (rare about Z• wards. The canine coatis a omit hotoricel notice of the cartons by Kr. George Walls, w►o has the mattes& meat of the whoa of the department's operation& inputed with the salts olphoLigraphe and roprod none. The " yrintidg'. is executed by the men of the Royal Engineers. Torre are also photographs from origical drawings of Raphael in the Louvre. sad others from drawings, portraits by flulbela of peewee at the court of Henry VIII., the or'g'anic at Wirier Galie. To three aro added photographs of the petrel's of the Tice family, which were painted for the Prince's Chiba is the sew palace, Weetraiesters—the ithorlder big gins la the catalogue. 'lre am photographs by Us. Roger Psneektlnds far On British MIIMIIO4 of nets drawings, and WWI Ajmer to the number of 120, or upwards: Of them the miadvae re to be sold. The ornamental art &via Indio piishestspoi of Lieges morons, Ivory arise, and other o►jsar at the Louvre; and from sped. mai is tic arrest i, Flesh' poverty, some of them the peperty el the Gsusa. The whole of these eze at prices as moisis le thole we have maid. The negatives for the phesegrapha with the exception of those taken at the hint Museum, were mode by Mr. T. Thompson, who will she supply (bat ►t prices slightly higher then those we ham quoted) photographs 00 a , lb+ Boulagee oollectan, the deco rative furniture exhibited at Gore-how* in 1863, snug and armour at Windsor Cott., the Para Eshibtdou of 1863, stu died of trees from nature, end others ; albums, with the pie, bring placed for inspectiori; and photograph' ma be ordered of special aubjects in the museum. The floe collec tion of drawings by Raphael and Michael Angelo, from Winders, recently exhibited at South Kiingum, ors is coma of big photographed aad printed, and will be reedy in about a (Airtight. They were advertised to be offered to the public on the 3rd indent, but value . ..era delay has oci cerred. It le further mended to procure and iris, as fat m possible, pbot'•grapks into all drawbar. by Raphael and Michael Angelo in this country. TM object of the depart ment la to give the public the hill advantage from a/motives which hairs bens or may be takes from worke such as thole in hiss mini end Ovate c Mecham shied could not be photographed by private parties. ARTUTs' RIPLI CORPS FOR 3IARVLEBONL—.-It Ras bees proposed by Yr. GI, 1 uomas to tirtit is Meryl.- Lose a Ado cups esopesoll Illitiraly of artists. Marylebose base the artistes yse►fwr we ohoul f think the smith' might muster a goodly actinism*, and reruialy no body of weft should be able to tan oat better marksman. THE Wrwrinarrzi CoLumx.— On •citing Mr. Wright's Polished Orasite Works th John -whet, we to.• Isms* s meet toeutifol shaft of rid Penalised granite, in tended for the Weoristaeier 0:01111315, about to be trertod la Wunallasuir Abbey. to the ossuary of Lord It.glan and .be ether "Old Westatinater." who fell in the Crimea. We IMP from Mr. Wright that the colows is to b. sorsiooniei by s figure of St. George and di, 11,14100, lallrilred by Mr. Chiral,. Below is skate are to be placid the Agoras of Hairy 111., Edward 1., Queoi Elizabeth, and throe. Vie tom. Tau kat of the nioaantirot is to be of Punhad stone. The toail height of the Wawa is .fat -two feet. Tito height or the boat in fourteen feet three Warr, sad Ito width ton fest.—olawdeni Herald. ADDRILM TO THE Qua Ex.—At the mimics of Oleoper Thera Courted ea Thaneley It wee agreed to roote•st Y *dame to bar tiejaety oa the madam el the tesugurstaoa el Lodi Karim Wow Works. TSB FRANKLIN SWICH.—M r. Parka, Snow writes to Iw:—. Pare correct aa error into which your reporter has icadvertently fallen r muds a. sad the lecture I gave, es Tuesday last, at Waadswereh. It wee sot I a who emu. mended the Prison Albert Y MO: I wish I had, as that I had bees allowed telly the boat I asked for. I wart wily second is eantrad—that is is chirp of the second ileums' bosta,acaordlag to the plan laid down by Lady Franklin for amuck be the locality where we now find the party could bar bees load. Let me add, that cirenceetanemprevmd a d our freak thesis and I fatly gelacided In the determination to take the reed back to Engird; but (hod Ibe allowed to remain) varmints sad the Or lardy !allows who volun teered to ray with are. The prat of toy lettere was derestad to sa aware expreries of hope tar the country will all apes our government to do ita duty by that noble lady, sad that gallant oder sod kis companions, through whom those tidier have now bees obtained which could bars keen obtain. d tea and emit tWIITS years ago." DEATH or MR. HENRY HALL, OF LEEDB.—We (Lade Af new 11 record with very SiaCfre regret the death if MO of the neat venerable sad respected of our fellow. IblellibbS. Henry Hell, Eni., rho did on Therectey mora ls( et the advanced age of eighty-eta years. The gentite sea woe a Ipti.y Letrenant be We.' Riding, wee the Mier regiment, of the borough, us. longue alderman fa the eseperatioa which existed Wont the klunimpal Reform Bill, sad had tilled several 4.lboee la the borough. For more than fatty yews he we. the nurturer of the Leeds Closeral Infirmary. It wee he pnde and happier. to see he wily sea, a lawyer of tales; Imelda& sod ...ant. eletted mentor at panorama Its WI tooroogh an the year 1857, but in a few weeks sine thiebigle hamar had bra realiredde.th reversed UM MOO lad =bibbed easy to. object of his fond atia_h amt. IN death will I. Minented by men of all panic, Buns° rnR BOUNOARIEI.—On Thursday kat, an the amain of the beefing of the boundaries of St. Pan cras with aaannal ides. four yews having elapsed .1.. the deremusy wee perlogred peermaaly, the Rev. E. Bpronee, addragains the perambulators prior to the starting, on the mead at "Gospel Oak Vida," made sour inferrer( remarks relative to the loeelity and to the cumom about k , oMerved. Hort& the Gospel Oak Field" Sward fie roe her the etromostrits of it being ertomary la the early Chriedan age. to read a chapter letai the Uteri and preach the Gospel ander the breathes of a soneediag oak, which ' mood for centimw near that epot. It was equally an retest custom oar in three years, sod Jeer ternary ea arms sir Day, for the parishioners sod parochial samarium, with the wean.' children, to make that Gospel Osk the starling pant for heating the tweeds is of their retch. It was an important omit, end • custom which cues Merl ably to be kept up. He wished to ingot.. this apes them, sad nude eepecially on the naiads of 1110 buys and 'heroines , nits part of Ida hearses, that they 'Mould ea they went rowel pq particular attendee to the boundary seer of their parish, sad their exact posito.n, a. it might so happen that in Mute years their evidence would be of the greatest service, Is mew the parish may thawed. rf potted.. Turonett a are of time theca...moor of ratio, the boundarim differed In fray of it. details; it formerly having bees • pert of the I croon that the boy. who formed the preemies, sad who beat the stoats, were themeehms beers, to taper Um matter rem tally span theirtuewories—(l.ughter), receives( meall gratany ea a reminipmee. At all events it was • bounden duty oa the part of the authorities of every {tench to preserve tale ceremony, as it our the greatest poriLia pro tection to their owe property. ettOwN PROSECUTIONS.—A blue book was brined ow &bird*, retaining lb. report of the marbiesinerre op. 'misted to Inquire into the Ire...tut et.te of the law reguletleg the rotes of pr newt to be .illowed to troseatora, wawa 1., be ether pawns winged is criminal porediage; tato ail allowetvee stale to county con.tatelea ; aid get/want into the pr.-rest mole of tea..., rehab tae • Gera connected with crown pr merutiort TM, found gre a t did enmee la the seeks of peyroerit in force 'in different perm of the °matey. Tbey eue.id, that bo proved neceseit) exam for aa un equal dietribution, sad therefore retie at the etorteln•la that, en far ea Ferree the claim upon the Treasure, the IMMO seal.* should he rtabliaisi for all the jurisdictions Is the kingdom. An elaborate Fmk of ollewanco has been drawn op. and ie rested in the blue book. The etc- Warners esteem a decided opinion se to the adviesbility of pe)leg OWOallee • Seed sum sal ebeliehing the existi ng epees. 14 teem WEST INDIAN ENCUMBERED EfiTA7l.4 COMMlS elem.—The Legislature of the Virgin I elude have adtheest4 the Crow., peeped Lee Majery that the West Indies gbestabard Banes Art*, Pile and lids, may come into orratioa within that colony, end hare pared en arthainr• providing for the tsmaneraion of tLe heel cornaissiooer sad alarm by fees, in the rote mariner a. hr bees already dote k mbar West I ndian edooirr._ The Niw MALT Acr.—Tbe new Malt Act took alba oin Saturday, the Ist inst. Is renect of all malt began ts be made os sod Oar flint day, ths duly of 'Reiss is to bs paid in twelve weeks is hos of agntren as berstoforo nod on payments droonst of four per rent. per annum fur tae six yaks now reduced ts ohs credit is to be git ot . e d is napeot of all Emit mods ea or shit the lot October sad Worn law 141 April sent oa smash' rid *Ulna ths rims oppsiansd. LONDON. MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 10, 1869. NAVAL AND MILITARY. THE RETOILE OF LORD CLYDE.—Wa hear that the Commander-in-Chili has decided on leaving Simile as the 20th of September, wheat' be would march down to Leek now In order to meet the Oommer-Oeseral, who was exps:oted Is the capital of Dade Meat the Idut or 10th of October. It is probable that Lord Clyde would then take lave of Lord Cumin', se the latter is ea his way to visit Agra, Dahl, Lahono—porisps Pashawir—belore he lake, up hi. quarters at Simla, whiob will be the mg ad govern ment next summer. Lord Clyde will Irv, India at tbe clam of ebb year, or early In Jemmy, rat prima advised. Excel* in escaping the beat. be had sot derived meek benefit from Ilia f fay in Simla, and he is mid to have suffered= ell the cafes from • semi* cold. The staff have all more or lase from Blame, with the acomptioe, perhaps. of Colonel Sterling, military mummy, who has enjoyed most lent Malik-74ms. - • —. Tint CHINA COMMUISION.—Tbe commssioners, who here been appoimed to inquire into and report spun the nature and proportion of stores, to., to be trenemitled to Chins, proceeded on Friday last, the 7t h hag., to the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich, sad made a most mimes end personal inaprctios ref the ammunition stores is that ymtaesf . air ing. we are given to understand, many peeotloJ angpedese se to the mode In which thee, .to should be peeked. Nothing, however, bee yet tremplrod es tithe salt of their deliberation., but Is a kw days their report will be trier muted to the authorities at the Rone-peotts. Tim thinned troops, it id ended, are to be adored forthwith has India to Mass, and the et t, comprising the omeasies emelioal, sad military ours departments, to., am to overland es Gent Chaim the reedeleem et present or. 1 . 3111 .001 , 1311011112 P 101151021 00IWIMSCL—The Admiralty hes essepted tenders for the sandy of meth at for the gob of the nary for WM sad 111011, Vie; 4,Min Who sod 3,000 barrels beet of which 1,000 ere takes fierareerken. 1,0110 Rembews, 2,000 Gabor, and the remelader for. Irish &coma, st se sewage of about 64 9.. per theme sad M. 14e. per barrel; and 9,000 dame and 13,000 barrels perk, prig- Mealy of Irlet cam, at as sewage of Most 71. ha per Wars and 4/. 17.. 6.1. per banal. .Notwithstending the prim of beef and pork is 2g per ant, lees than the average of Ism per'. sestrect, maselmtorers are utopias of mining good molts. PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 9. The Clio, 21, wow oorvotto, Captain lhomal Miller, felled this morales foe Plymouth. The Des, 4, steam stoat ship, Master Thomas Pullen, ronimaadsr, arrived rids morale( teem Plymouth with sum aunewariss. The Lrgenr, 2, iron screw steam stout ship, Commander Henry W. Hire, is ordered to have her torrid' fitted with Cunrunatruis prase for ruing. The Perameriuma, 2, iron screw steam store 'hip, com mander Edward R. Power, had bar compares swung on Siourdey for trial. The Probers, freight ship, arrived oti Saturday from the Wm', to embark troops for the island. of Ceylon. The Adelaide. merchant screw steamer, arrived this fore sees from the River to embark troops for China ; she i. to come into harbour to-morrow morning to embark them. CHATHAM, Ocr. 9. The Vivid 2, paddle wheel steamer, Muter Com mander H. W. Allen, arrived in harbour lets on Friday with the Coast Detaches Commissioners on board, sedge! spin yeett rday morning, the commissioner, making • very 'beet stay at ibis port. The 2kd Royal Wraith Fusiliers, the last of the depots which owaapled the testa at Bpur battery, Port Amherst, having returned into Chatham barracks for their winter quarters, ties camp which was formed et the commencement of the summer has now been brakes up. The experiment of placing a number of young robbers under canvass ha. resulted mod satisfactorily, the troops encamped having been far more healthy than those occupying quarters in the berracks ; ehil.t , on the other hand, the barrack-rooms have not been so crowded, and consequently Uwe has hem Its sickness than bat usually teen the care during for mer summon. It Is the intention of the authorities to ea camp • much larger three at thus garrienn during next sum- OM. We (Inverness Courier) understand that the ball and banquet to be given to the officers and men of the 78th Highlanders ars to come off on the 2Lot lament. His Grace the Duke of Richmond is expected to be pretest, and there is a probability that his Royal Highnesi the Duke of Cam bridge, who is to visit Gordon Castle in the °owes of this =oath, will basally the meeting with his presesce. Yesterday (Sunday) there were in Plymouth Sound ships of war belonging to eve different nations • carcumatsies said to be unprecedented.—The English Alpe of the line Aboukir, Algiers, Donegal, Hero, and Nile; frigates Diadem, Emerald, Melpomene, Mersey, and Togliatti corvette Pearl; the Dutch frigate Admiral Koopman, and sloops Visualise and Rainier ; the Russian sloop Rszboynik the Brazilian corvette Bahian+ ; and that Turkish line-of beak ship Shells. In all 17 pennants. The whole of the skip, with the exception of the Brazilian corvette, have Maim power. COURT MARTIAL.—A court martial was held at Plymouth, on Saurdry, on boor.) the 6 *ship In able, 104, C.v. W. lloulsion Stewart, for the Intl of Dsvid Wale, private, Royal Marines, and ter ring on board to. D.inegal, for having, oa the 9.h of tkpuirober, between the hours of 6 end 6 p.m.. deliberarely and maliciously cabbed with • knife Beery Fireaah, eargeant of the same corps, moms paying the deed with threats th►t he would tail his life. ♦ woad clue". laid against the primmer wee of having ✓websd after First-Lieutenant Henry Colon, with a drawn knife ut his head, saying, " That is the I want," or horde to that effect. Toe wonede initiated wwe net of • nature to endanger life. The prisoner's de ! DOI was that he unaudited the act in • state of frenzy, and that he did not tow what he was doing. The court found the first and more sorrow charge proved, but not the second, and sentenced the prisoner to be mulct of all pay, receive fifty lash., to be imprisoned in the county gaol at Hzeier for two years with herd labour, and to be dim:aimed her Mejegy'a service with diereses. The same court then prosy. ded to try William Kitchen, ordinary seaman of her Majesty's ship Dourg.l, for deeerting, at Liverpool, on the 14th I , f September. 'rho prisoner had been sent on shore with a num Ler of other semen tossaiat in extingniehing a Cre, and took the opp irtimity of deserting. He pleaded "Guilty," and wee encased to eta month: imprisonment at Bleier. LONDON Raul BIIGADL—The London and Brighton Railway Compare y have, with much liberality, agr.4 to the anggestfon of Mr. Aldermen Rose, Vice Presi dent of she CAISCII, and filed the f ace fir transit to sad from the Crys.al Palace for the members of this brigade when fa uniform es follows.-6d., tint clam, to and fro; 4d., second clam, to and fro. MARTLiBONE VOLUNTEER RIFLEB.—OR Satur day everting the oouncil and gentlemen of the Maryloboos Volunteer Rifle corps held a meting in the Pavilion of the Lord's Cricket Orouad. Lord Rodsiock, the captain of the Marylebons Ingo. , pr, eided, and rood the following letter Its had renived from the LordsLientenent :—" 24, Spring Oadiths, Oct. 6, 1859. My Lord,—l em dasind by the Lord-Lleutenant to inform you that her Majesty has bean grodeualy pleased to accept the offer of service of two com patriot riff* volunteers for Maryleboos under the set 4 i 111.. cap. U. The companies are numbered reepectively as the 9th earl 10th divisiorm of the Rolla Volunteer force in the county of Middlesex, and the maximum ertablishment of each will amulet onts captain, one lieutenaet, one ensign, sod 100 men of all ranks.—l em, to., RICHARD NICHOL, sore, clerk to tk• Lieutenancy. The Lord Radstock." Tee choirmaa further stated that the roles of the carp. had been submitted to, and revised at the War-office, and a copy bad been seat 4. the Lord Lieutenant for hie approval, end that the official menction would be received in the counts of seat week. On this It was revolved that on their receipt the rube be printicl for circulation. Mr. Matrinrr, this bon. asornary, announced that a considerable number of gentles l inen had enrolled themselves In the corps daring the past work, and that a sufficient apace was not provided in that pavilion to accommodate the number. attending for evening drill. It wee then resolved—" That the hon. seen tory be empowered to arrange with Mr. Dark tb.t the Tennis Court be liOted with gas for tbe future exercise sod drill of the menibmi of the cnrps." A plan and epeoitica.l.n of • bum to he erected at Wormwood Scrubs was submitted, the o-ti mate for which, including • storeroom, was 4901, After considerable discomfort, it wee reenlved that an endeavor should he made to reduce the cost of the butt, and that sub seriptimm should be requested from the wealthy inhabitants of the borough to enable the council at once to erect the IiEdERTIONS TROY THE MILITIA.—In the new YlNtia Acr, are of the last of the late worker. there is a pro *tea making en important alteration ia the lA+ with respect to dawdler's. It enacts that every deserter from the militia, sad every parses deemed to be a deserter, may, whenever he Y apprehended, and +tether his term of service has or Lea sat expired. be tried by a regimental +nut mirtial, or emn marily by justices bi say pert • f the United Kingdom, and when +evicted shell forfeit ► *UM not lees than 40a., and net exceeding 20L, and in &dealt he committed for notions than two months or metre than sax months. The Secretary et Wee lea direct in which of the two node. de ostlers are to he tried. A firs of a dntructive character happened yesterday (Sunday) morning, betweets the hoar" of 2 sad 3 o'clock. fa the prowler' belonging to Mr. Redford, No 72, Qnsen's.roed War, Regeat'a.park. The It , yel Society's neaps', sad the Brigade engines free the verkas sottaaa, ware early fa attabdeace, bat itut flames were act eallegatatted until veva ea boars had elapsed. The origin ef the fhb 1. eakeowa. itTAL PALACIL—IiALF-Clow DlA.—Marrs- DaT, Ocr. 8. Abigekar ce barman 692 i bl sum Noisin g 1,430; ma Tikes. 2.1.31. SPORTING. NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. TO Tlllll IDITOT or Till EXTORTS. Bts, At eves time the shows meeting gave pre miss of some most surliest contests—the matelies between Musjed, feet 21b, mot North Lincoln, let lefts cm the D.M. • flensteme and Leamington over the Buono Course • anj Premised Lead sad eltuijid over the Two Middle Miles et even weights; being undoubtedly the most interesting that have been made for same years—bat the firstemeetioned having been declared "off" renders it very probable the Derby winner, who le all " emits," will not at tee lest mo nist dere to meet Promised Land, moth as his form hee Wee off ; end It Is almost • certainty Leamington will not run even. These disappointment' see is some ma - sure made armada for by the feet of two Derby lavender being engaged in the Cherwell and Pren dergast Stakes, end • greater number of animals than in say previous year "going for the or ney" fur the meat handicap. The sport, sotwitheeteding the pre sent scanty oppearence of the programme, is also certain to be of the mom overeating character to the looker-on, m the number of animals en routs from all parts of the country en sures excellent ilekis—es regent* quantity if not quality— for the minor plates sod sersepordies, and both the pro fessional end locket.-ea will find plenty to kill time during the five days. The " grated day" will be occupied by 'even Items, oxen- elm of one or two matches, supposing there will be no race for the Whip between llatuaterer and Leamington. The Royal Stakes for 3-yr-olds bee no great gun reamed, and of the four left in Crofton, Litre and Van Diemen may cac hed for the lull stake, as tee forfeit amounts to 60 per asst. of it, when the pries will be worth a clear 6701., which oaght to be picked up by Crain'. The Clearwell, for 2. yr olds, should surely tempt Thurmenhy, for he has 6lb the best of tee weights with King of Diamonds, and the Ascot running prows be can beat Carlene* on evee teems, mid give away 31b to Aurora; coneequently, It reduces omit to a comitios whether the King as give him 6115, which is slalom as lopcesibility, unless he has log all form. Knowing nothing coomesing the pretenron of Allows L will not even gums whether he can give 7lb to the Moine colt, who did • sufficistly good thing at home to be baked against Teo vatore at Goodwood ; hat t• the Admiral's" may beat Lord Glaagow'e filly with Milgrim over the T.M.M., end Apollo cut down Sea King on the First Half of the Abiegdoe Mae. The Caserewitoh Stakes (Hendicep), about two mike and • quarter, has t h e your by tar the hugest sommance on record, end although on the last anniversary there was the unprecedented number of 36 oilmen, it is possible, on the present one, for the field to follow to He was, as Prioress, Speen Lionise, Lord Nelson, Vanity, Boederer, The Argosy, Tumuli Meld, Star of the Hest, Scribbler, Yerkettire Grey, Royal Sovereign, Pole star, Compromise, Independence, Grimed, Clydesdale, Marine, Accurate, Pan, Petra, one or two of Hughes's lot (Winkfirld, Spiteful Dick, or Magnet), Anibusb, Cytherus, Odd Fallow , Hemet, Whitewall, Mutineer, the Gala colt, Artless end Moorcock an pretty cert.in starters ; end out of Prince of Denmark, Sampson, Miss Cath, The Greek, Broedleada, Haymaker Mazzini, Margery Dew, Lovett, and Austrahaa Maid , it will be quits partible to make up the number to three dozen. Primes, like • gnat many more in the race that were "rushed at" when the weights first appeared, has been under • cloud until the last few days, when her piety came out with their roomy in earnest, and she is entrusted with se much mosey as any of the marine division. Never having been batter, however, than the was when cerryteg yet 914 ler this stake last year, I cannot believe her to be so formidable as her party sup per; aed, although she got • place with • pima more on her beck in the Goodwood Cup, The Promised Land gave bar nearly • atone besting, so that she may be discovered with about 811) too much when the final set-to tone place. Sp.uel Liceose is a racehorse all over, and one that has not been ill-used during his career. He won his two Autumn Cups at Liverpool very eemll hie form on each cone= being neatly equal to that oe Underhaed, considering the weight between them, and it is notorious that he bee away' been handy whenever " the money was on" se matter what was the quality of the company. Still, he hem never appeared to like more than two miles, and the extra quarter may prove fatal to him here, considering ha is rzt,weight to rah gluttons va ss r ere he a will s ba il ve es, tn met what grounds I cannot understand, mho has never ietemped more *an a mile end • half, and the lout tree he cm so far it was es a winner. His performers. over • mile, or a mile sad • quarter, hive at times been in the extreme, not the least so being his may vic tory with 9st at Epsom, considering teat Zuyder Zee was behind Illm, and the latter beat Uudereenti over • mils at Dooeseter. There is not, perhaps, smash et him to warrant hie Wag • favourite over amino like tie Cararewitoh; bat he le pameeme itself, sad the cherry of Sir Joseph might be trio promtnent at the Brash for his opponents to feel sag. Vauity le giving so much weight away that to suppose the Belay Baronet will have another throw-in is scarcely fair, as she would have some difficulty in bar beg day in giving lib sad her sex allowance to Borderer, vet flab for the year to the Argosy end Toenail Meld, both fleet-class mares, over say distance. The Ceserewitelt L always run to suit • hone like the Borderer, the pas befog so great from the commeneetoent that, although it may choke him off for the first mile and a half, it beets throe who make it long before they reach the distance, and then he can get on even term, with the foremost, through hie staying powers and extraordinary millraces. No other Pettey on the turf knows hod to make nee of them qualities better than Fortnm, who is very fond of the horse to boot and unless he is made to mount Roysl Sorengen, we shall see Borderer run ti Is Prioress lest year. At home, how ever, Royal Sovereign runs decidedly the better horse, and the Lewes stable have entrusted him with considerably the largest enigma of money, despite their diaappointment is the Chester Cop, where the horse run very unkind. Sup posing them is only the stamina in him, he will not be diffi cult to rids at Newmarket ; and if at the last moment Ford hew is "up," it is more than probable they will be recompensed for their reverse on the Ito elm The Argosy end Ttueseall Maid first showed in brilliant colours by running such a severe race with Hepatica for the Yorkshire Oaks in 1868, when the alderman's mare jest pulled terutieb, end followed this up by easily Matins Tournament mid Yorkshire Grey at Ireishis for sum over other courses; In feet, she was never beaten afterwards during the season. At Chester she was this year beaten by Sods I bury, but not being half fit we must excuse the performance; I end as the 1.11 she met with there layered her but slightly, the work she hoe since done, fur tete event specially, moat bring her to the old form. Tanana Maid hos been so knocked about in the market that I know not what to think of the nougats of her party, one shall, being in such doubt, rum to Armen, through the defeat of last year to hold her We. Yorkshire Grey la the next in the above 'hat that I must paws at, for the form I saw him in lest meet ing ignores all hie defeats this mason, and being one of ante horse. that will mmeredly get borne, he most be formideble with Tat 41b, a competitive feather for ae aged bores, and yet Aremy, having beaten him when in his beet form lest semen by =my WOO. for • Queen's Plan, is only giving him about 121 b for the* defeat, es if they met at Queen's Plies weights now he would only have to give her 71b. It should be a neer thing with theta, repro- Mg both in form again, and for that reason I shall give Pole seer the preference of the pair, while in receipt of so wuch weight. It is impossible to set down her performance in the Cheater Cup this year as • bad one, for after getting • poor start she finished with the format lot, her 7st bib being • heavy weight compered to the 70 lib bore. Sines she has been to W. Day's there hen been plenty of mystery about her ; but there is some good money at her back, however they may be working the oracle now, and as the Chester Cap running is sufficient to recommend her, twine she ie weighted • good 20th MOM leniently than in that race, the expiring effort to shine that ohs will make bids fair to prows • eumessful one. Com promise wee defeated by a Star • fortnight beck, and if we tollsw the Chester Cap he should again be behind one, seeing that he carries 161 b more and Polestar 6lb less then in diet race. ludependence's defeat of Starke at Newmarket has roused his party to march further hero his character at home, and they hive found hie cbsnee • good cos, I believe—en good, that he may pees his stable companion, Clydesdale, ies the marker before the stet, although he does not take pre cedeon of the Litter in my minim, for his struggle with Star of the Had at Goodwood whim receiving but 6lh shows him to memos some wed. Gaspard belongs to • I veritable wizard, when we comoler what he has amour plished with apparently moderate horses; and if we only con eid.r what he did with Newcastle on his first appearance Gaspard will appear decidedly well in ' • but be ran a little " sett" at Goodwood, and lam compel led to believe he will be Lund wanting In the neceerary stay log powers to carmen at the finish with the old horses. Menne runs for quite as much money as ILearningeon did in the Chester Cup, and his party are too formidable fur me to follow his 2-vr-014 funning to get a measure of his capabilities, so that, when not includ ing Marine in my selection, I can only admit my fears of such a strong diretion, there being nothing to guide me bat reports of estouoding trial... Accurate has a light weight, a great turn of mewl, end every veggie e but the mom important—a capability to may the oouree ; and if Petra, Heirese. sad Arises are dis missed II toe for similar remoter, and the other, (with the exception of Muoreock), no account of their good qualities having yet to show theme-lme, 1 shall only have the light weight to dispose of, and he ii to be feared on that account more than any other, for we *ow whet a moderate animal Ike Queen BON could do with a feather in 1867, and the Middle hem people behave they leave more then a moderate horse in Moorcoek. My opinion, however, incliner too mach to the old horses for him to give rue anxiety, and in putting my host in Special License, Borderer, Royal Sovereign, Argosy, Yorkshire Grey, sad Polestar, helves me confidence to know toy are fit to run for the heavy sums invested upon theta by their owners • Polestar , Royal Sovereign, and derer, in the order owned. having my unqualified preference. Tee remaining events meat to quickly disposed of, for pre vious renting will my so much cuocerniag them that to eater folly into the preeneeme of the probable performers would be premature. On Wednesday, Themelien should not (Stamped Id. Additional) [TWOPENCE: M overthrown for the Bedford Stake., with the majority of Isis mmints so heavily penalised ; and North Lincoln can aairolly fail to pick up the Select Stakes, or was to his legion of Cunbridgesthim frids. There is only one match fee the " bye dav," in which Antonio le giving alb and a year to Soothsayer; they us both het, but the brother to Aston ought to perform the task set hint over the T. Y. C. Oa Thursday, supposing Muojid and Promised Land not to meet, the Bream, Slalom Mai become the feature, tea eight engaged being of mote then average quality ; but the one that can bowl over the Venus filly should nag the gems. Antonio is called upon to travel across the Flat egainet La& he being so far out of his distance that If the latter shows only • mo derate form In the Royal Sakes on Tuesday 1 'isnot to see the roarer huhu. Gallus should give Blue Rain 12b for the year and • heaths over the T.Y.C., and Apollo beat Herman over the first half of Ab.N.; but Golden Pippin moat be one of the worst of pippins If he cannot give Plump,/ Sib over any distance. 111 Prendergast Stake., for 2-yr-olds, will put plenty of His into Friday's proceedings, although the results of the Clearwell may rob the event of much of its interest ; for, should Thormanby win the latter, there would be nothing to prevent • repetition of the victory. Madames Rglentine has all the best of Aurora and Seclusion for their sweepstakes match, even In the T.Y.C., as her oppmenta have quite as mat as objection to anythtngover half a mil. ; but as the Flatter colt and Lull have puce engaaemente, it I. weirs@ to attempt measuring them with the Van and Rechab ; sad the ronniog for plats may canes the match between Twi light and Lord Berkeley to come to nothing.—l em, &c., NISTEOR. TAITERBALIUS.-BAnztota. CEBAItiIIVITCIi 'STAKES. Bto 1 eget Marine (off to take to 1) 9 to lagimmOi 14 to T Word floversigs (t) 100 to 7 Gaspard 16 to 1 Dlooreook (t) 100 to 6 Clydesdale (i 20 to 1) 22 to 1 Protest (t) 26 to 1 Arden 26 to 1 Tanetall Meld (0 26 to 1 Yorkshire O»y (t) 25 to 1 Borderer (t.ff) 2.5 to 1 Vanity (t sad off) 26 to 1 Petry (off) 38 to 1 Heim. (t sad off) 40 to 1 Odd Fellow (t) 40 to 1 Isclependenos 1000 to 16 Whi swell (t) The following eight wets backed at eves eget the Add : Marine, Clyclesdalo, Argosy , Yorkshire Grey, Special Liners, Turista Maid, Oesperd, end Monroock. DERBY. 14 to 1 eget The Wizard (t) 40 to 1 Upperhsod (t) The Second October Meeting, which commences to-day at Newmarket, is regarded with peculiar curiosity. Its pro gramme contains many events of angular importance, both with respect le the pecuaiary iatereat which they involve, and also with refines* to the guide which they will (welsh as to the comparative merits of certain animals. "To epeak by the end" for m•dsy, the supply of racing will be romewhat meagre., s clecumetauce not to be regretted, inasmuch ae it will en►ble turfitee to prepare thernaelve. for the great abundance of sport which witl occupy their attention during the remainder of the work. The most prominent feature in the Monday's list was a match for 3001. between North Litwin aid but It has been erased, the respective owners co the hones mutually agreeing that it should be "off by consent," both having more important engage ments in prospective. Besieges will, however. commence fa eatneet on Tuesday, whet the Cesarewitch and the Cleerwell Stakes will be run for. The first mentioned "event" will, it Is anticipated, *encased • above thirty neuters, and the intrre•t end curioady with which it is regarded by the public have ten ived an additional stimulus by the changes which were faring the put week introduced into the betting. Manna and Special License are the favourites whilst these remarks are penned. We make this statement with caution, becettie the turf market is so variable that it is possible that several alterations may be made in the latent published price current before then ob servatimis ohms under the reeds.' attention. The handicap, which was framed by Admiral Rosa, ha. been admired by the sporting oommemity fur l's impertiality, and it la a remarkable specimen of the difficult and often dimigneable art of handrcapping. In distributing impmes to 93 dif ferent horses the admiral has displayed sa extra ordinary judgment of those quslities which so pecu liarly lit him for his offlos in racing matters and great utparleace of turf affair*. The Casarewitch 1:101 e 110 DIMS from the Greed Duke Csrantwitch, who for twelve years contributed to it the sent of 3004 la 1860 he withdrew his donation, and the Jockey Club finds the pre sentidded money, retainieg however the °crid title which was bestowed upon the race. The duke repressed his deter mination to withdraw his contribution to the stakes prior to the Russian war. On the breaking out of that war the Em peror's Plate, annually provided to be run for at Ascot by the late Emperor Nichols., was voluntarily abandoned by the stewards of the "royal meeting," but the race is .till ran for, although its title Is now its original one, "The loom Cap.' Amongst the nominations for the Clearwell Stakes are Thormantry, Contadina. Golden Dream, and King of Dia monds, 2-yr-olds, who have est.bl•sbed a racing reputation, and the encouster is likely to be shared by other. of whom report speaks very favourably. Saunterer end Leamington OAP aanounoed as the chal lengers fir "the whip," the po.eeaaion of which confers a sort of turf ithaeopioethip upon the animal that wins It. Owing to the reveriiy of the sourse "the whip "ls seldom run for, and frequently many year. elapse without its even bring challenged for. It is believed that this trophy was founded in the reign of Charles the :Second, and that at was originally the property of Thomas Barrett Leonard Lord Deere. This Thomas Lord Decre was the eldest eon of Francis by Elizabeth, daughter and co-heir of Paul Viscount awning, of Sudbury. Oa the Sib i f October, 1674, he became Earl of Sunex, sad was then lord of the bedchamber to Cherie. the Sec ad. The handle of the whip is very maesive, end is curionoly catved. The annaiiel bearings may b• explained as under Ist. Or on a fees gales, three fieur.de lir —for Leonard. 2nd. Argent, three Ho. rampant—for Sussex. 3rd. Three escallops—fur Bayning, mother •f Thomas Lord Deere. 4th. Party per pale, berry of foul coun•er-charged, argent and gulls—for Barrett. No person can retain a permanent claim upon the whip. He, his heirs, or executor*, are ricopelbxl to oemot chal lenges or deliver it up. It is now in the possession of Mr. Merry, who challenged fur it with Saunterer, who met no opponent. Mr. F. Higgins is now the challenger with Lea mington. It is not likely to produce • contest thia year, both horses having broken down. In sddition to the events mentioced above there are three matches of 30W. each, the Royal Stakes, and tour =rimed stake,, appointed fur Tues day. .Wednesday's list contains eight name, and ham at present only a skeleton eppearance. On Thursday the great match between Mr. W. Day's The Promised Land and Sir Joseph Hawley's Mcujid for 2,0004 will be derided. It is aunts pated with much Interest, and the result will settle the much vexed question as to whether or not Promised Land ought to have beaten Id usjid for the Derby. Opinions are di vided between the two horses; the Iduejid party hem strong Watts the superior ability of Sir Joseph Hawley's colt, sa d gain additional conadenos from a babe( which they have formed that " The Lend" in wow not within • stays of his true form. Even were he is his Goodwood coadiion, how ever, they aver that he will not be able to reverse his Epsom performence with Miujid. The supporters of " The Land " derive their hopes of anomie from reports which are circu lated that Muejid hes been " all to pieces" since the Derby. Both sides, however, teem demerately in earnest, and the sweat is likely to be speculated upon with much brisknese. The match-making spirit at Newmarket her been revived with good effect, acid by the heaviness of the amounts which are now staked up* them one Is reminded of en offer which a deceased nobleman once made to match a horse " for any thing short of a million." Many tarfites will perbspe be surprised to bear that on Thursday a race will be run of whet the programme makes no mention This enact is called "The Town Plate." It was established by Charles the Second, and the snicks set Loth that it " is to be rid for yearly the second Thursday in October for ever." Tradition stem that originally the vales of the plate was trendy guinea., but now it le worth only a very few pomade. Only horses belonging to the in habitants of the town can be enterid for the plate, and the articles elm star that no person who ta " either serving-man or groom" is to be permitted to ride for it. There is also a dense which stew that the wiener of the plate " s h a ll give to the clerk. of the race twenty thininge, to be distributed to the poor on both side, of Newmarket." Many of the oldest frequenters of Newmarket ere Ignorant of the long estabbehed rms. It is ignored by the Jockey Club, and we do not know whether the original articles ate adhered t e. Oa Friday a busy meeting will be brought to a termina tion. The programme for that day contains twelve i&ene, includleg The Prendergast, fir which upwards of twenty 2-yr-olds are nominated. Many persons who visit the Heath on the Ceearewitth day will be puzzled to ascertain their whereabouts. We have referred to its altered aspect, and we may now eters that the arrangement. in the new etand on the flat are com plete. This attend wile built from a deeiga by Kr. J. Clarke, the ram judge, who is by profession an architect, and was balk by Me brother, Mr. T. Clarke. The offices of the build ing sew well arranged. The roof divided, one= being for the members of the Jockey Club and their and the other for the eubscribers to the Town Race Fund. The number of tickets leaned will, however, be limited to two kindred. The new road to the course will be in a wretched sesta should wet weather set is, and it will be almost impossible to nee It. We must direct aVention to the inconvenience which was occasioned in the " Filet October week" by the alters tun which wee male In the mote of renibitiog the "mom hen" at the winning chair. By the arrangement then Intro duced oily those prams immediately opposite the yule mad see them. To review Wm cause of complaint the old system of showing the numbers at the aide of the chairman be again adopted. Serena loarrequired measures of reform have ben introduced into the zurnagetunut of racing store at Newmarket, and in time 0•431 the mint enositiree of the pram may have accommodation provided fur them by the Jockey Club. HORSES AT NEWMARKET. The following list includes thoee hums left over front the First October Meeting, so well as the lateet arrival* Ut to Sunday night :—Tiers, Broadbtim, Margery Dow, The Oifr, Minster Julie, Ancient Briton, Adam Avollik Origami fain., Minster, Confusion, Aurora, Chelan, Varga, Sly fellow, Timm, Whitewall, Lord of the Manor, Brother to Rainbow, Tambour, Via Diem.n, Miss Erskine, Ellen, Wintoo, Zuyder Zee, Base L ingroo Mitymisdni, Mona. Philippe, Baron Muachauicen, Lady Evelyn only Gang For ward, Comforter, colt, by Confessor, ont of Mr. Sykso's dim; Meadowdale, Simpleton, Blackthorn, Infects, Cle mons, Blue Jacket, &bylaw, Lady Bird, Pandora, _ 0mit0,446, Polonius, Corlotta, Boundowey, Wrestler, letitaeld. Biablem, Lustre, Lmoquenet, Cali* Moojid , Pau, Lord Nelms, Gallus, Tyrant The/Dalian, Newcastle, Berliner, I Royal &mimeo, Ameierdani. Saunterer, Specie! License, Thormooby, Trauma., Lady Falconer, Tee Lepsr,Apollyon, Lady Alice Rasp., /fusion', Moorcock, Crazy Peggy o, B Alice, Turret, Rechab,Coneequanoll, lade- Mortuner, (4114,12.1t0.111, Marine, Licit., Appendix, ro m a: am ', c, Brother to Broadlatide, Gaspard, Pon, Coutadina, Antonio, Brevet, Blue Ruin, Felicitse, Coins Amide, Wild Deer, Vaulty, Maid of Maddox f, Goldin Drama, Vold id Kent, Crania, Redid c, Flutter c, Brown Bees f, Coalition tillisoSarsh f, Senorita f, &elusion. Frivolo. Commit, Argosy, Woman in Bleck, Weadisrbound, Charles the Second, Harlootome, Bider to Pandora, &whoop', Stapleton, Con l'OV=„Moral osotiont. Podia 1, The Due f, ireadsly, P kia,, Sibiu% ligersids., swards, Natio . QUOUR of sh e en Noy, Plumper, Ovoid Duch.se, Lewd of Lora. NowitonAmt Baena Tams DAL—Bight rams ate ea aounced for to-day ; the Drat at one o'clock. NEWMARK= SECOND-OCTOBER MEETING. SWIIPIITALEf of 6 KM. 13004 for 2-yr-olds, Est 1011); dues, tat ; four sad upwards, 9 s t ; the wham". to bs sold fur 7U soys. if dassodsd, &a. ltutl.ad 841 es Coons. BWSIPOTMLIS of 20' soya each, for 2 yr-olds; colts, Bst 71b; tidos sad gelding, slb ; the *maw to be sold for 100 sews. Y.C. 8;;111141 --- TAILLfif 10 OM. each, fur 3-yr-olds; colta, Bet 71b; sad fltbse, Bet 21b; the winner to be sad for 100 son. V dawdled. to. D.M. lituAlpto HANDICAP BWORPOTAIIII of 10 OM. each, for 2-yr-elds and upwards; the winner to be sold for 100 eon. if demanded, ha bet ball of Ab. M. Tut Cxsastawrron &term, a fres handicap of 26 sots. each, 16 ft, with 200 added by the Jockey Club, for 3-yr-olds and upward*. The trimmer of the Damen, St. Leper to carry 121 b extra; the mooed bores fa the St. law, or the 'WOW of the Doncaster Cup, 61b extra; the winlesr of a bawdiest value 300 eon. alter the publication of the weights (Sept. 8, at 9 a.m.) to carry 71b, of any other headiest 31b sane • the extra weights to be acenwittlerive up to Mb. The oweer: of the second horn to remise 60 sane. out of the stakes, sad the taunter to pay 30 son, to the judge. CAM*. witoh mane. (93 subs.) Flabemna Lifeboat °Starke Bescfransa ...... •Pm amid tfor Wire OmOs= !Saris OWL • tr I' I 4 I 8 4 0141,01osts •Ity denims ;Elia4 4 Das Wks . ..... Lod Rebut . =Nib •—• • • • ...... Mef 6 1 2 se sr Y :::: s 4 •4011 able« 1 . mi l , t a • ..... 4 • . ...... 4 4 4 4 Petra 2 Tb. p... .......... .....•• • lota7 1 ota7 DM; • Tbe wner O inlinkket the Wow.. 4. • j ecetores, ssm.. iri et fraudulent .... 1 1111 la 3 II 11 4 1 : sleds L 1 Mr Primo .4 buissait II 13 1404plailsop !I= : t . ... i ID 34.34411 The Jade I / 111.0 Gash / / 13.114. 1 Sopa 100.0011,16 Pukalooar . pAlwar 1112 6 12 - P A mmala.. .. Lanett I 8 t Sam I Yamll .oaldons .... ...... a : 3&,•se . a 4 8 4 .17 ti:iie;:e iiiiii.: • 1 ssio—risla llosreeek .. .. .. °Jimer.ir. 11414 3 14 Wlldsra• s II 1 0 418184 •Ossemsb 8 l4 i I P.PJTI. runt !el ard. v , .:w» .- ~"" ea.. •rr Greek i i • II I i 4 pad TOO ROYAL STALLS of 200 ADM OICIL. 120 it, for 3-yr olds ; coke, Bet 71b; and fillies, B.t 21b; willows of the Two Thouseed Cote.., Nemnatket, or tined Duke Michael Stake., to carry die; cinema of tle Derby, Oaks, or Doncaster St. Leger Stakes, 71b extra; a winner of any two of the above stokes 1010 extra; the owner of the mooed horse to receive beck his stake. A.F. Those that declare ft on or before the Grit Tueedey in January, 1857, to pa' , 25 soya. ft, and those which declare tt on or before the drat Tuesday in January, 1868, to pay 60 move. ft. (6 sobs, two of whom pay 26 am* ft )—eLutr, Peauteam, Yen Diemen (late Kitkleathem). *Craton, Tapioca (late &charism Mia) —paid, Spoilt Child (paid). 1411 CLIALWILL STAILIS of 30 sem each, 20 ft, for 2- yr-olds ; oohs, Sit 71b , and fi llim, 13st blb ; the winner of • 600 sm. stakes, with ten sebscnberr, to carry 61b, of my t ee sash stake., Ilb extra ; the winner of • plate re sweepstakes value 100 sows., Mending the winner's own stake, to carry 31b extra. T.Y.C. (30 enba.)—o by Stockwell out of Bribery. *Tyburn, *a by Pyrrhus th . Firet out of Pergalaria, *Vicar of Bray, ch f by Auourat out of aka. dam, *a by Surplice oat of Concertina . Tambour, *Nereus (31b ex), *1 by Orlando old of Nun Appleton, c by Alarm out of The Seemed, Bboay, Adele, *Austrellen, Catawba, The Dos, Truratore (3113 extra), Thorateeby (31k ex), Cootadina (31b ea), Humid, Amer., •Digby Grand, *Golden Dream. by Touchetons out el 'townie, 'King of DLoLonds (01b ex), • f irailleur, Provision, Von . Strooscr, •Skdcon, Italp,lnneci: brabni (weed). MATCH, 31q,1 ft.—Duke of Bedford's *Aliptee, B.t nb, eget Lord Glaarow's c by &thaws, cat or Flatter, Bet. T.Y.C. . -.-. MATCR, 300. It ft.—Doke of Bedford's trKtlllgrerr. 4 yrs, 941, apt Lord Glashou's f by Tackhopmt—hr ad of 'Lanham, 4 yro, &It Db. T.M.M. Marco, 300. h ft.—Mr. F. Robinson's Apollo nut Lard Portsmouth's Bsa 1C.15g,84 Tin rate. Fire half of Ab.M. MATCH, 200 ...eh, .ad the Whip.—Mr. Marry . ' &maws; 6 yrs, ept Mr. Higgunie Leamington, 6 Ira, 10.1 each. B.C. RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS. Trains run between Ltndon and Newmarket Si under From Loadcm. Due in Newmarket. 6.27 a.m. 8. 0 am. 10.67 a.m. 6. 0 p.m. 7.47 p.m. From Newmarket Doe in London. 8.26 a.m. 11. 0 4.10. 8.25 a.m. 12.45 p.m. 12.30 p.m. 4 26 p.m. On Looday, Tuesday, and Friday. a epeeist truin of first clam carriages will kaveLoadon kit Newmarket at 8.55 LW., returning from Newmarket each day ouu hour atter the ad vertised time of the lust rate. On Wednewday and Thuoday a special train will leave Newmarket for Cambridge at 6 p.m. to meet the evening tans to London, St. Ives, Huntingdon, Ely, Norwich, Lynn, Am HORSES STRECK OUT _OF THEIR ENGAGE- iiRTi4: Oot. 4, at 9.0 a.m., Vigo, out of the Scurry Handicap, Bedford. 0t.t.7, at 5.0 p.m., New Trightt..n, out of the Saarry Handicap, Bedford. Oct. 5. at 9.0 a.m., all Mr. Gratwicke's 2.yr-olds out of estrattementa at Newmark• t. Oct. 6, at 9.0 cur, Summerskle, out of the Camarewitch Stakes. Oct. 7, at 9.0 cm., Target, out of the Coarewitar sad Cambridgeshire Stakes. PRIZE FIGuT.—A fight between York and Ward came otf on Friday. The tight consieori of sixty rounds, mad lasted two hours sad 36 minute... York ives the winner A report woe current that Tom Soren, had died from the effects of Nader he received doriog his loto light with Bretton, bet the rumour is contradicted by persons who are likely to have accursta information upon the point 'MKT ENT FlcrirociiETo.—A correspondent of the Observer write* ..—tt Lek Friday evening, about eight o'clock, two apparently gentlemanly youths., from 18 to 20, knocked at my door in a square at tho east of London, and inquired of my wife if she knew which house Mr. Simpson, • tall, very tail gentlemen, with moustache, who drove • grey pony, bad lately moved into. My wife pointed out two booms where vtrangers hod moved in within • month, end they, with a profusion of thanks and regrets at having toegotree the number and the ooneequect trouble, &e., Ac., deported. It we. divoovered, five minutes afterwards, that per puree, coma!, ing 1!. 6a., bad been abstracted by the polite young geed mien' forte the pocket of bar drive. The Inquirer nearest tho claw carried • cloak on his arm, and the one farthest off now and then put a question to draw atten tion from his confederate."