The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-06 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.. lISTYLN4 I IN LONltON—Tovvastat. Tbe prior* Isetre . ed to-.4,1'_0 *naafi= sears sslonee anon Irestator eied rollare of On is, trio ta Oa NMI leer of Ss inn m. 0.; or soros ter Toe kessil I=l, at al Mrs no 7 bt tet at •Norwarditlet Used In a oust sasser, sad is • biol. receded to 13 to I;at re Ada, berstr , Ober Wi rd, roe Mt also bed, es I so ran than 13 to I vat dared. In Ott smostior air Sable orpostos, Mirrors, st eartd how to 1 to 100 to O. sad rant earl be leo 'arcs ate of Mt. MesuraS pear b atot-00.0l volt taw renal or. Arringb tba Ports Tr sot backed terra* be ter entrmall Mrs at 3to cleitairs bawl s boat of rot:Avg ft 'sCilee, : i r d .itax grata= la• Wm Irks and the nage la • titer Nregit of d lb,. Carter vas or of fe w a t o7r, bet Past AISISOIS llll _S_ hoDd had oo borasing Irk, .1 1.0.. a taws 1111017 nor, at lto Abereidie tratend bit Saar Wow in the •"" o f tho mod Mill. MO to 1 being laid senior Ms ofeWAS Orr sIIS to 1 that be word sot eua. Tbe rislugaine our tier itte.ire no eslorging own. Clair pro: uvrarooL AUTUMN CUP Is I .44 Tbs Pabaor is to 1 apt Mar Mgr lot to 1 (rooks keg, t 33 to I Tabosestitit to‘ al tot) as to 1 Boadototaar • ao I Warr d the &slot Garr Of) 33 to 1 it Ito). IN to 1 Taal Joss (t) 40 to 1 130/ ( 30 gis to g Aggravator 0 be tool le) art a) 60 to 1 Vac Aaabtuttft 10 to I Lad, s ad ft 4 0. and cal lAD to I Vau4s eu it at) s ) ito to I Orton nod o) MO to I A it SO to I Nor IM• • - - LIVERFOOL AITIUMN MVETDIG. , —TIMINDAT. The card to-dsy was a tvry hill one, awl the weenier fort°• este* thawed f. r the better, 3 54 pretence to thseconsoneenost et rw etc. one although the inn show, out but feebly, the ens. ergot was decisechy agreeable when compared with the 1.2 y w.nle god reline hail of yesterday and Torisky; but the ple suet stab of &lairs did not eoutiuue throughout the attune" OM er two oboe en of bail fulling after the second ran. The attend. secs 11.-• • ought improvement on that of the preteens dry, the seer at prose.h of the Liverpool Cup bdog conducive to an autluntation in the rants of the proftwinalls. The linfalane Nursery Iris • blow to the backetnon the odds of 7 to a laid on Wit Mud were testy upset by the Bebe ally ; and thellelders setup had the beet of it in the Bantams) Flats, as Ilsew.lrep, she, had been quietly pet about at ti good Guist, 1 , 41 boated over by . (en her °sly oyroomt, Good liqte. Youengtr thn ugh tu the nd Stand Stake., was poechts:l pallid. W. 11. &vitt for 160 guineas after the TIMM. 11 ever% not be eked for • guinea in the ring, carried of the Hurdle Rare, for whidt Maid of the Mill wee made • gloat favewrins, bat the 00=e...seamed Manua won ea. sly. The Steeplechase Ilendkrip _brought oe• atisough b- ft ur ',Um iv. Lent Pontos Meting a eciaple;sed - ha nude dis I. tattoo to win with the Mete asostey - 'weat mi tie WCI,C ter wiener, Royal Irish Punier, who started an eta al fiirounte with L. it. D., but the latter failed to 'site 'Kay throws, and was beaten by both of Inns itoulett's animals; but it should be mentioned that Mr. Stuhrs horse was bustled by alippini up at the water jump. Grim don's Mead. were in stases alter Toinadu bad carried off the We4conntland Cap, which be did in a ranter, from Attie* and Master Willie. Mr. Bennett won the Selling rare with the Lady Albs, sett, who when the betting opened was wide favourite, but when it was seen that the owner declared to win with !sly ("Ae tna, the latter had the pref. rase. The Vtewirdie Plate was ro undtable for the urns] overthrow of Mr. George Angetre favowrito to Kettleholdry, and wan won by Last Hoe of dimmer, eau seineshet ..mpensiated Mr. Watson for his *online l ill *We are on Aintree. The. popular minute of Mr. 0116.4W0 Payne went earned to the front for the ibuilicap Plate by President Lamle, and this timehed the day's prouredontv. The batten; on the minx was chiefly notable for the advance of Paal Jones and Ileirrsvater, and the decline of the latttr's stable tecapanton, Once. Tim PALATINE Ni. RATDICAI PLATE of 53 EOTA.; fur 2- yr-olds : entrant* 3 PITT furlongs. Captain oars f by Leamingtoo—Hete, by Beady, da alb Bober) I Mr. B. Oven's LOC Cloud, 7.t 21b Mr. I izon's King Richard. *4 bib . . .t Mit) 8 ss. w«;Aeina:Go ran. Betting : 7t040n La t(fond, lOO to 33 art the !Lite filly, sad 5 to 1 mrst King Richard. A HANDICAP PLATIC for 2 and 9-yr-olds, of 5 EOM oath, with 0 added ; winners curs. T.Y.C.: to furlongs). Mr. Johnstone's (Mod Hopei, by Oape flyaway—Maid of Kent, 2 yrs. yet Mr. J. DEEM'S Snowdr 3 ma, bit Illb (P.ur ) ` 2 Betting : 7 to 4 on tinorop, Tag GLEED STAPP Orman. GI 3 mom. each, with an added, for two and three -year olds; weight for age; eartainallowancos ; the winner to be .old by audios fur b 0 antra T.Y.C. Capt. Mitchell's Messenger, by Brother toßirdon the Wing —Just in time, S yrs, 74 211) .......... ...(Jeferi 1 Mr. Luton's King Richard,! yrs, 74 (Milne 2 Mr. T. Hughes's ticellnita, yea, Mt lath (Hodson 3 The following mho ran :—Artichoke (late Roving Joe), Jens Termicelh, llladice, and Pompeii. BeWng : to eg-t Meseenger, 6to 1 each wyst Jane are to Glodiee, 100 to IS agst Soilinka, Bto 1 mat Lo g Richard, 10 to 1 ear le sent Poin_pen and Vermicelli. naNDIC•• HURDLE PLATE of 50 MIL for 11-yr-olds mei op wards; 3 tom. entrance. Mile and a glitter over, fens COW of 116r_ Efinason's Malvern, by Mountain Deer—Ticklish Times, 6 yreo 1o• ,Knott) 1 Yr. J. ViWatt. Untie Reshara, 3 yes, tOst 41 Mr. Moan:10 1) II Mr. Barber's Ewan, 4 yr, 10.4 (White) 3 • frrasexae ir Aga HASP! , AP of 10n sows ; vinnizs extra; 9 i.ovs. entranse. About three miles, starting at the Oand Paint. 03 subs.) Lord Poulett's Royal Irish Fusilier, by Royal Oak Day— Jungle Waxes dam, 4 yrs, Eist 61b (inc frlb ex) _Ms. Edwards 1 Lord Pot:lien's !tenant, aged, Itot 121 b (Yr. fkallshawl 2 Mr. E. titserld's L. E. D., age d lost 41b (Elphick 3 Reporter oleo ran. ReusingT t, 4 rnell Wit 1.. B. L. and Royal Irish Fusilier, 4 114 1 apt nenaret, and 6 to I set Reporter. TIM W IfT110)1 ELAM, CUP. of NOVA era', b ft, with eo far 3-yr-olds and up w ards ; penalties and &Bowan:es. One mile. 11311olf Er: T0T11.140, I.y Westbertit Frafaronade. 3 yr., Mt tiro (Hunt) I 117:Webb's Arlen, 6 )1,, Trt 31b .._...........(Jeffery.; 2 Lard Westmor Lni'n Kanter Wtllk, 4 yr., &t Hlb (Cr/ nut . The following ifireury, EV6llla, and 111b.uP Y/12101.. Betting : 5 t.. 2 mxt Amo.t, 3 to 1 art Tornado, 100 to 30 art Mercury, 100 to :5 age( Illantr, and IO to 1 apt Master TnnSnutiso Fr mac. of 6 mute. einti, with 40 ahtui toe 2.yr &di and upwa:d., ; voie.t for age ; the winner to Le mold Ly abortion fo r lIOV , ; woottle... and eltowanos. Five furlong*. Mr. W. li. Hamlett's e Ly King Tom—Ludy Alice, 2 yr.. Tvt Ilb '220) . 'Montan) I We. B. Arro.to.l:.:lLdm, 5 yri.,l.4t Ilb Eti) ~ f 4unwrkft) I LI. W. li. IS LiJy Ciautou, .1 yrs, fit tab (LP)) - The fp &wing saw. ran -II:4y Sharp, Sovereign. 'ltomV,..rnon, Art&ii ke I.v M. -Mary Anne. lir. lb 'twit 'haired to win with Lady Mates. Bitting ; 7t04 I at first 4 to I) BAR Lady Clinton, Ito 1 (at boll to 4) eget lady Alice rolt, to 1 mat Micky Sharp, 10 to t earn spit Hound., Artichoke, and Tom Verson, sad - 103 to settthi.Mary Aan celt. _ _ Tau tir arti,r 14.4 re t Husdieapl, arm. welt, with lfr) adaled, for all age.; the re...4W to 'waive 20 NOW. out of the Mabee ; wirernextra. Al out nix furkage. Mr. Bind'' , lAA Itow of bummer, by Newenianter —The Engloh Mk., 3 yr,. bet 121 b . . (M rd an) I Captain .Clarilt;.4 JranWe D ?ant, 4 yr. rot Mr. Ityor'e Chapel Royal, 4 yr., tla 'Jae. VIM extra) (H. Covey) $ The following aPo ran :—Asteaian, Duteh Admiral, Paxton, as Rettleholder. _ _ 1371troji;Tto 4 art Kettleholder, 5 to 2 art Chapel Royal, IS to 1 each art Unlit A.lugral and Las t hose at flualnur, and 10 to 1 art Jeannie Denim TUB il•matese PLAT' Of 40 um& : whines, soda. Ilia furlongs. Mr. O. Payne's President Lincoln, I 3 yrs Tst Mr. Harrison'. 'finiro, 3 yes, C.st rl h I WiNon) Mr. Chaplin's Probsmr Antler.on, 5 yrs, ist 1016 (Jeffery) 8 The following also ran :—Clplius, Adamant, Anna Maria, and Ilketricity. _ . Batting: 100 to P) Rest President Lincoln, 100 to SI art Pro fessor Aneemon, 4 to I es. , 4i ag-t Timari find Anna Maria, 6to I sent Ulphua, and 10 to I amt any other. BETTING (IN THE COURSE. pytaporm. CUP. - to 2 aprkt The Palmer tc, aka MO to 300 60,1 t 9 to 2 Orimoton KO to 11 Paul Joao (t 10 b 1 Knight of t he Garter ft tolloo —.- 11 to Orion it) 11 to Hes. flaw tw, 10 tot off) 100 to Aggravator it) I/ to Van Anhwei, with a idlot. It So b. Make Baste 0) 2f. Ajax it and off, :10 to -- Tahooret 't St to Ihltq it) EA to Lady Henriett, ft and off. 40 to Tribune ft) 40 to Vas Aol,uoth t; 40 to itandinaidc? ;of) all to Vauban toff) to to Arigravator, with a dart ) BETTING AT MIDNIOHT. At the Albion a fow lot. w:in• laid, and cootiderahlc fa,:riation vat taw od Ly Ow acratidong of (trio♦, *gab took ploy, o'clock. Clang yruw. -- I.IVERPOOI. AUTUMN CUP. 150 to 50 aced Too Palmer !t, I 14 to IMA Agfravoto 4 't) to 41,01•111,M (t) 200 to 9 Aiwa (11 11 0, I Paul Jima (1) 190 to 0 Nike Boar. (1; 9to I - Knifht of tho V. to 1 Taboarelo4 (rastex I XI to 1 Dolby 2 to 1 agod (114Troton and TAt. Palmer eoupiod (t. :,• 1., 11 Tiro Padua), 1,2, 9 (taken) Woo SIEN's CLl;llll.—Tile council of the Working Yen's Club and Institute Union" having re oently mode arrangements with the Rev. Heury ,golly, formerly the secretary of the society, by which he under took to devote n portion of his time te the duties of travel hug secretary, the:e consisting generally in the promotion of the working men's club movement in the provinces, Mr. 8411 y has commenced operations; said ounce the meeting of the Social Science Association at Bir mingham, where he addresiod the popular meet ing, be has delivered several adolrosees in the "Black Country," %%Lich appear to have bad important re. suite. It might be imagined that the union had done the bulk of its work, and that the advantages of auto for working men would now be well understood as are those of the clubs of the upper chimes. But this is not the ease. Just lately the objaets of the union have been acedasuided with those of political organisations; and for noes toss to come the society will have a wide Add for its labours in guiding new clubs to ths adoption of the best intoniul arrangements, and in fostering the existing dabs. In Louden esposially the dilliculty of keeping the aloha in existence has been great. The "Court Circular," October 24, says somairtaist itteeimir has last Lae made tint Cows. pecoliwir Yer•oreit. Lions the holm eel meet aubitkoo teed far animals goivvitelona Ike mrportrows so messismrs Prom that Gam. sod alms wbs whale or Ail had sea fa a wmah otaabtfort, yield Nam. madam ald aft kas iiahh te thee male rod in U se arAinaVy Ilawthor ies mot ai aigaialpi I. that by ILI run • •111.•••fabb We Md=giour romdmn to am, tkim sew (*Had the ewes keteset, a Ear trial, tr sod t w v msro, wit* they traeatipaaaaray. Ikajorsto gli t z eroreve. The suet ti;ilTait. ' u'., who wilabeobsd n ass i l "1. nt 1 •••• NO - ti (MOW et ..zereriun—tAuvorriassesnti salmi" l• UNCTION INTBLLIOSIOS. Towing HAMLETS. Let night a eornawitet tikenty neat of of electors took pleas at the Dessument lastitation. . ilo ead-rced. fof the purposirst lobsiderit ea lleosate stele ell taw liberals in the hasiegh. Dig Nit aseepied; the obair,and the roma was mowdlefteeners. following moieties was proposed bylir. Potts, d lama. home, "That the 11101011 S tally • that the as Tower H time flo * asks. bissamt s, politer' borou assli gh de Las comisteetly e gietia l iag of a g. veered nix/efts, is of opinion Mims. 31yreoseimil beaks are eminently AtMdikseepreeset Wm Mourn *lke mit zoned psalmist, es t e t p:elgesitnelf le UN all coos, tional mesas lessees* trimeghlint reherst." Ilk Mel' seconded Ly the TM. isiiiedy. esig il mother misisier. Wm sita ekaineah • i the tesoletion to the vote there were lewd t metes of the tomblike Minh' hi submitted in deference to this wish the chairman AM pit mom . 4 Mr. Beaks to the vete, and nearly apt room wee held up. Tor Mr. Ayaloa twe.thirels of them venni held up Abair 'WOW *Mtn ally about slaty or simply persons wyre. ler lie. ten. lie. flamed& received no ouppiet whatever, Loth his name and that of - Mr.' Mikan subsequently !limed. The oboists* iledieed Gip: , of the meeting to 14T0 fain gylell istla h illtrall, Ayrton, a dechion which way vested iffiffir i I Glossed cheering. M r . edger,. leer Millialif ' (hakes, then delivered speak . 1/103 tors present epee the deasies itt whiekthey seri * end stating that they could not 'hive' placed r • dance in a better men in lbw world:that Mr 4 Medea.' Tlit pi °meetings . did act terminate until father 101. Lest night Mr. Ootovide B. Crpe eitireefoll ' an Inds ential meeting of the electors in the large roam' of the St. Katherine's Dock Hotel, Bast litettlffield. Mr. T. Hudson ocetipSd the 'chair. A vole of aosffi denee was unanimously passed. The following places have been provided for the polling of the votene-32,000 in number—at the election for the Tower Hamlets: —l. Stepney Mile-end Old Town; 2. Pigott-strict, Lin= at d Retch/ ; 3. Sing-greet, Poplar, near the West India Doak entrance, pariah of All &Mts. Poplar • 4. How-road, neat to the police Miami. Bremiley and Bow; 5. Infant &boo* Caunontotreet-roil_ n _ St aeorpe's-in-the-East, Shadwell and Wapping; 6. _White chapel High-street, corner of Leman-street , Vi%Mobapill, Ilinonee, St. Peter ad Vincula, Tower Within St. Wake riee, St. Botolph Without; 7. Commereial-.treat, near Spitalfields Church, Christchurch. Church. Spit Mile-cod New Town, Norton Folgate, and the liberty the Artillely-ground. The nomination of the candidates will take place on Stepney-green. The expanses of the polling places, deputy returning •o. and clerks u estimated at 1,1621., which the five cendidatti Lave been called upon to pay in equal propertions of M 2.1. Se. each. Mr. Radcliff. the new returning officer, has engaged the services of 70 polling clerks, and a deputy tenoning officer at each polling booth. Be bee also very witely detennined to d.soontauue the use of the old and in convenient polling-place in Kent and Essex-yard, White chapel, and hired a large piece of vacant gro.ind at the coiner of Leman-at:net, Wlaitechapel. In Mile-and Old tcwn nave are 9.400 voters, including nearly 200 lodgers, sod 20 clerks have been engaged by Mr. Hato:ill, who w.ll rretide at this booth. The whole of the 9,41.10 voters can roll with ease in the eight hours allowed if all should present then/elem. MIDDLESEX. Viscount Enfield, M.P., •ddreeecd • crowded meeting of electors and non-electors of West Middlesex, at the Public Rooms, Uxbridge, yesterday afternoon; Mr. D. Morris occupied the chair. A vote of confidence in the noMe lord w►s proposed by Mr. N. G. Lambert, wounded by Mr. F. Sherburne, ►nd carried unanimously. WEST GLOU4 .-(BY TELH6RAPII.)-: TLc tones failed in carrying a nreolation rn favour of Colonel Somerret, at iydney, last night, and enthusiastic deers were given for the liberal candidates. The liberal canvass is progressing most favourably through the Forest of Dean. BzDroID.—A meeting of the liberal party wan held at the Assembly Room, in this town, ou Wadinglay evrning. The two candidates, Mr. Samuel Whitbread, M.P., and Mr. James Howard. attended. The coheir was occupied by Mr. Thomas harnard, who foasserly repre sented the borough. The ball was densely crowded. ft was evident from the commencement of the proceedi ng, that a number of conservative 'lambs" were fully bent upon cleating a disturbance. The candidates attempted to speak, but were met with such constant interruption that they were compelled to curtail their reworks. Crackers were fired, benches broken, and a number of fights took place. Ultimately a resolution expreesiee of confidence in the candidates was proposed by the Rev. John Brown, minister of Bunyan Meeting, seconded by Mr. George Horst, one of the borough magistrates, and carried. _ _ CITY OF Lompow.—A meeting of the supporters of the conservative candidates was held yesterday after noon at tie Some: Hall, Leadenball-street, Mr. William Felgate m the chair. Addresses were delivered by Mr. Hell, Alderman Gibbons. and Mr. Twelbs and a resolu tion in their favour was carried. CIIELSEA.—A meeting of Mr. Dilke's supporters tech place hut night at The Beaufort, Beaufo.t-straet, ekelite; Mr. T. M. Wood iu the Unir. The Anal report of the roknteer esneweers 'bowed that Mr. Dille MO., ahead of his opponents by &considerable majority. Mr. Dille addiened the meeting. and urged his supporters to give their sal port to him. elf and Sir Henry A. 11 , ittra. Be also alike m terms ni the highe.t praise of Mr. OiLpir. firing pie opinion that be was one of the trceat of living Englithmt n. FIIOLUIY.—Last night Mr. Torrone, M.P. and Mr. Alderman I.iii k, M.P., addreosed sleeting. of electors. 1 he usual vet. s of confidence were pared. GREENWICII.--Mr. Janice Roamed, of Green wich, has come forward in the liberal interest, feeling certain eat by the success of Mr. (Hailstone in Lumashire there will La a vacancy in the representation of Omen swirl. Mr. Foams, who thinks it a reproach to the borough to have t+l bunt elsewhere for a member, says he Lee b. en a resident in Greenwich for 14 years, and has expended • large sum in budding • factory on the Thames. lie dues not believe the disendowmeut of the Irish church will injure the church of England in this country, but Le fears the church is in danger from some of its own members, who are introducing nova/ties into its services, and seeking to change ita character piece meal. HACKNEY.—i.ast night, Mr. John Holms ad dressed a large and enthusiastic meeting of the eleztors of this borough, at the Peel-grove Hall, Bethnal-green. The Rev. Septimus Hansard, M.A., was unanimously voted to the chair, and in a lengthy and well-chown speech introduced the honourable candidate. Mr. Holies addressed the meting at some length on the topics of the day, and a hearty vote of confidence was carried. - - LAMBETII.—Last evening Mr. R. D. M. Littler addreist d the electors at the British School Booms, Ctorge-street, Lambeth-walk. The proceedings were of a tumultuous character, but the learned gentleman es preen d his deka mined intention of going to the poll The.. usual vote of thanks was passed. 241144.Et•EX.—Mr. Lebow:here last night arl dresrtd the eleetorn at the Pembridge Castle, Ledbary roud, Nutting-bill; Mr. Dunford took the chair. After the Lon. candidate bad briefly explaiued his petition views, a number of questions were asked. lie replying. Mr. latocchme said that he thought it would be a weed thing if tan nts were fined for not mending their children to se hr cal, ar.d act schools should be founded in every district : ally expo no: we might go to would Ii: amply rel aid by the: de-creme of the pauper and criminal claw: As repented the purchase of commissions in the army, le raid he had soled fur Mr. Trevelyan'e motion, and would do to agniu ; but at the sumo time there Ns as a good dr al to bo Mid on the other side, and ha had eceer heard nwiaNtra in the house moat the argamenta in fas our of the system. It the purchase of commissions were alma bed. we must either go by seniority or by merit, and 'petit often meant favouritism. lu the navy in 'articular there was au ionnense deal of favounti m. Ile would vote for the total abolition of flogging iu the army and navy, As 'regarded the question of local government he received numbers of letters daily complainisig of local authorities, but be was quite powerleta in the matter. Ile thought that the renstily lay with the ratepayers them selves, they bud the machinery in their own hands. A vote of confide nee in Mr. Labouchere was proposed by Mr. Waite, &seceded by Mr. Cattle, and earned. MARYLYN/BE. Yerrtuelay afternoon Mr. ma mas Chambers, Q.C., M. P., addressed a crowded meet ing of the electors of the borough of Marylebone at the Enterprise Tavern, Ossulston-street. Somers-town, sad was enthusiastically received by the electors. In the evening Mr. Bat vey Lewis, M.P., _ addressed • emwded meeting at the Eyre Ant's, St. John's-wood, Sir James Duke, Bart., in the chair. A resolution declaring con tinued conlidenos in the hen. gentleman was earned. Mr. Daniel Grant addr esse d mee ti ngs i n the course of the evening at the Queen's Anna, St. John's-wood; at the Pickford Arms, Seutish-town ; and at the Adam's llemh Tottenbans-court-road. At each plane • resolution in favour of Mr. Grant was carried. NogiviCii.—The liberal candidates, Sir W. Das tell sad Mr. J. If. gyUett , addressed Weir timpportots on Wedseasley evening in St. Andrew's-balL The meeting, which was very numerously attended, was prodd e d over by Sir W. Fester, and muck enthusiasm prevailed. NOTTINCIIIAM. Mr. Merriman addressed a meetingof els torsin the Eshihitieu-buikling on Widnes 4tay evening, justifying his retirement rose the coated. la the course of be. remarks ha said that the diszedit of. Mr. Morley's election would be deepened tenfold It Mr. Bernal Osboine Was not returned at the heed of the poll. o n wndnegn, lady Chfteat visited some of the more grdparts of Efottinghara with a view to ameartain arlint of support Sir It. J. Clifton would bs to obtain in the event of his coming forward tor a eman . data fertile borough. RenTl.Arrn.—Mr. Norman watirressesi n tooohisig at Airdrie on Wednesday. THE EXPRESS, Nano intininmd s atornitam 4, left ENII7 :11a greatiks llM.D.—A 1 5 . 04:v0 13 wIU a? Its Beeneind sok a kiliorigoNlNlVilok: . Nundalla. Ile ' Nies ossikk:tr i A i grolgNl= ll .n and proper person to ropreeist - k NL* par* co MN Oaks grinalpiss. Nies mono Kr. PrkoSi ftv Nr. Boelowsk, N Nit 11 tar . =MN and 7 Ise r. 7=1 . 0171 - 11. r. H. BaiNili, jibes), INving Mica o any wt Ma ion. of tha oaronomeaa or ert led, Vv. B. Btoeib aneevalion bli - ter L 1 11a ca 7 vaiday evening, Ind leaving tir " Wawa addien t " ninth .neared on Woloeiday evoking. WAkWeLlt.—Last night lir. Clanner, thy limit nan'a NNW.* konN a lengthened &tidies% pi lb the nOkedimi werealle be wig promote 1111 b 70,tC0,00 el walging iamb Ike coontry, if eleated—of ti 08 1 1 1 0940 . offeldlen Oraller NAN at alatigh a411 18,6 111141v, he VW MN ie.= io atte to 'WM. *kg et tt . ede. ints olmo MN Nth ' steal limn UV, bitime br art, eippieteed, end as the eleifries drawl 5Mr It it ti.ouste tit ad liberal party Win bitigrerbeally was over. Ir. emery's andidatare is begimft to NOM am- Winkle 'Lionel in tie Nasty seaway. !NB D.P.421 OP WZITNINSTiI ON TAN WiBTNIN6I2IB siscrlvx. Ile Dean of Weetminiter luveing signified to the essueitiell for the return of Messrs. Grosvenor and, Mill kr intention vdlns for both the liked eaniti 4tee, has also addressed to them the follow* Wert • " atemen,—l beg to acknowledge your lettera the hie followed rise to thit Cterdneat. Ij. Umi that the beet mode of fulfillhig 7001 request elate tomb of the v enial grounds On whith it theentite . , that Mr. Mill, as the most oonipirmoes al di esndr.datcs for Westminster, deserves support,sersili t illi from any particular agreement in his opinions.. 1. IF appears to me that the legislature can ill afford at any time to low the &Wastage of the preemies of those who by force of character, power of mind, or elevation of sentiment, can raise the toss cee enlarge the boriron of its debates. Ouch an one there was every :nun antecedently to hope that Mill might be. and each he has, beyond question, proved himself during the late arliamcnt. Y. But further, if there ever were active need of such men, it would be in the disonesica of such ques tions as are likely to arise in the coming session. The chief of these questions—that which relates to the Irish church— is confusedly admitted to be of an unusually complicated character. The essence and value of any meanie that may be proposed in lionization with it de wild in a very large degree on • variety of details, the consideration of which will require all the calm nets, intelligence, and knowledge that can be brought to bier upon them, with a steady regard to the permanent welfare of the whole community, irrespectively of mere passing watchwords or temporary exigencies. These services are exactly what may be ex pected from such general culture and philosophic tem perament as Yr. Mill eminently possesses; and of this quit in his public 000dsct be hes given ample proof@ by the readiness with which, on et least three important occasions, be has ventured to act independently, not merely of the general party, but of the particular section of it with which be is connected. " On these, as on other grounds, I cannot but think that lin ItilTs claims as a liberal candidate for West- Minster are eyes greater now than when you asked me tor • like opinion in the former election.—l remain. yours WWI" "Asrum P. tkaatirr. Oct LAMBETH ZLECTION. We are requested to publish the following letter from Mr. John Bright, M.P., in answer to an inquiry addreeeed to him respecting Mr. Littler's canthdattue for Lambeth : "Rochdale, Oct. %, 11142.—Dear 81r,—T hare ml n ie: to interfere in your election, and my individual ar can be of no importance. If I were an elector of lain beth I should Tote for Mr. M'Artliar and Mr. Lawns* and I Phould regard any new candidate offering himself as an injudicious friend, if not an enemy, of the liberal cause.—lani yours, &c., JOZN Barone." Tnn Corroutra OF THE Barnett Ciiess Moo eranoir—lt is the practiced/ this association to bold their meetings encrusted, in London and in the country : This year it re London's turn, sad there are some cireum 'lances connected with the gathering which make it un usually interesting to chess players. The programme of the l rtceediaga, which will shortly be issued, contains the following arrangement.:—On Monday evening, Nov. 23, Moe will be • preliminary meeting under the president. ship of the Bight lion . Lord Lyttelton, held al ti.; St. ect,e. gt . e Cho. Club, King-street, St. James's, whorl !layers intending to compete In the tournaments will attend for the purl ces of being paired. Flay is to com mence en the nest day at all the leading London cher cltbs. The Grand CLallenre Cup, of the value of 601., now held by Mr. De Vere, will be again coo teted for. If he 'should win it a second time it will be come his property. The second best bt this con fect will Le pseented with ten guinea' by the emaciation. Tiers will be u handicap tournament open to all comers, in which prizes will be given to the amount of 401. The roost novel feature of the meeting, and one which is sling considerable stir in the chess world, is a prise tiered by Mr. Meninx (ben, the welbluorwit president of the I ondon (here Club. It consists of a purse of 21:1 FIIIII.PaM. to be awarded to the winner in a mom of games in width a slight displacement of the pieces will render iiicq endive any advantage derivable from a supericir ki.owledge of openings. Mr. Mongredieu wishes to afford an opportunity to those pavers who, whilst possessed of considerable powers of combine. lion, have not sufficient leisure to lithely and learn by rote the intricacies of modern analysis as a ppli e d to the "openings." and who are thus placed at disadvantage from a circumstance in which memory bears a large, and skill only a small part. The announement of tbe par ticular mode of displacement to b e ad o pt e d w ill emit he wade when the games are about to commence. This match is open to British players only, Other pima, ranging from 61. to 204, will be competed for en the usual way and there will be blindfold pisy, doh. onnsulta tion_, andother matches. The proceedings will terminate with a banquet. DEATH OF A LADY FROM 771 E ADMINISTRATION OF CHLOBOPORM.—A very painful care of Redden death whilst under the influence of chloroform occurred in Leicester, oa Wednesday. It appears that deceased, Anne Oldacres, was the wife of James ()Ideates, a farmer and grazier, of Cburchover, sew Coventry, sad was 82 of age. She had been for some time under the care orli a l t r . . 0. K. 'Dickstein'', a surgeon, of Pailton, and had suffered greatly from the bail state of her teeth. She had several toesexpreared a dean, to have a considerable number 91 her decayed teeth extracted ; and on Wednesday monsilltg 'became to Leicester—aceranpansed by her medical attest dant and her husband—for that pnrpo.e. On arriving at Leicester Dr. Marriott wars called in. the deceased having consulted him on the matter previously; and both be and Mr. Dickenson being of opinion that deceased was suf tic'ently strong to undergo the operation, they all pro (Tr ded to the surgery of Mr. T. 11. Kirby. surgeon-den tist; Market-street. A dose of chlorofurm was, in urcordance with the deceahed's wish, ade • "stered 17 Dr. Marriott, and Mr. Kirby riosauseneed hie operations. After six or seven teeth had beau success telly extracted coneciousnesis appeared to be returning, and &pother email quantity o f chloroform was adminis tered. Thtee more teeth were then extracted, when all at iotee the features of the unfortunate woman assumed • livid appearance., and she maned to ho sinking. The moat means- lalvsaism, artificial respiration, &c.—were all re. sorted to, but without avail, and the patient gradually mask and died. An inquest was hold on the body We mule evening before W. J. Uregory, coroner, when the medical gentlemen having been examined in proof of the above fad., the jury leturuedl a verdict that "the decease d died from the effects of chloroform, and that un- WiLal precantiome, both before and at the time of its ad ministration, were taken." ANOTIIER EARTIIQUAKIL—A oorreepondout of the lirool Mercury writes from Holybend : —"Adios& of earthquake took place at dye minutes to four this (Tess day) morning. It felt like a very slight catfishes between two railway carriages. Olartts, ornament., &a, rattled." The Anissmihmas Fbat askys:—”Several persons living le the vicinity of Raglan-street, Coventry, state that tin Tuesday night they felt the shock of an earthquat4 lady bead a rumbling sound which led her to that somebody was in oue of the ordain' rooms. libs also, with other members of the family, felt a nl~6O vibration. In going to a neighbounng publia wee discovered that they too had ex a sheet; and some men who bad been in playing skitties were very much slalom& and their play is eons& queues. We have we heed of any similar oecurrense elsewhere." • Tug ILIIIIII7II.IIII.—MAURITIVS, Nid:TT. 17. Fever is on the decrease hero, though eases still occur in the coleny. The estimate of the sugar.caau crop Is en. in . Mr. Arbuthnot, the member of conned who surd mem ,Ie succeeded by Mr. Jourdnin. ,t t itel P O siris I- - t.,001i0 1 . - .t .4 Mein with _ moil _0 7 7 1 4 8 _, I. _ mod into . * potty bob woo gives lo Yin Lois lisigioy, o liit list il boom. Z.o. Lao- El rfir't lootae ls a it .t - Jo moss Prua oz LIFT OTHER iliD/OLIM. Drer A MATer st sr o n s ali n Oomb to Do Ruar e grm. s a g. -....... ...., •). ..... "" r 1 • 4.. .1 ' • ; • Wit -.... , OM Ds .e c h o. ,TT ..„, w w ' am aft . in sad mew ere st a ilift Z , , .14.41frillablenfolt TZErzsdkeAingo-4,0V. . U M 111111blaY • • ' ' -• • •••;" ' ' • sue still Ilea Ser ibli et a , **poem Massie Iftlflir. sad " ' le s JIM 'kat gatrti g Xs l b e I WI plaiatill whine Adis Isebhave , dawwmtkossa. , it seas eaMeed that . . tesaathaelthogiplolit. tit imateeetter pram ettdiribisruillonip liatilisisaitle - • , 1311 e. • eiti It. • they .111esk. milestiff. - .ftabselot tllirir:lll ,l=ll3a :11114%.%,"1"1"., imi4ci . ay. lac *MO.. est , • Vor • • ,or their 'ssolailsoe se JOWL Os the Om it wr==. .. 111 eke sop a Ste Ilya the Meat . , as lehlherei taw* 'sly psi to Oho semea • toy getaway et miseries the seal ealikag agile Adif Odom .biers. WWI lie mete day, kr Om •sl•isomer* them is the .tereellees le bo abode& • . wathey.illeeet , to Na semisoft; asl that thin la se elisilimble ie tabs the tamoter el tho anew the hr dara isa V , elthseirk it was werwatliqy thew they wale to low the seesey diremerle"llo mile apes it. la the court bolus Vise. • lies W app er a serled the payer el the pliant& Time Sir IL. Falser, C.. Kr. Godes, 40.. end Mr. White. I:&24w7the • Mr.' Carney 4a. sad llr. J. w tbs ;Wadi. • I . " 7• 7 llimmeremereed. , wawa So many people book lepon the liestith version ' leketerie &kayo' as & admen's et the sestimemei W a tt Vea s i te il l bite t t a ttla P tiZi l i t i p et2r .., A omit Teaks tettef il ai ri ati:4l•l4l .7wai to : Wor Lith s.pme l 4 l.4B4 4 .l copt . . wi rtm eesele be 1180 4/ ;41 , I tret s palt—eree rem. It_lt_i .. ,R_lr&a_e_ . 14 I git tesel.#lll.i owl New, UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. 1 ----.— CANBRAXIA.Nov. 4.. Lt alligleilitiOn this day the Bev. trim limiter of Clare Wk% Dr. Atkialat Wit WNW Vies-Cliaamlior, lel the seers of the Rev. the Miss, of Trizki4y, De. lhowesem OXFORD. Nov. 6. In a dosgragsiio2 harlot this day the fallow is=were cesferrof es stems—Seery Nerds Ardor, University Chasse • the Rev. Reverse Andrew Askant Maimed" Ole R ev. Robert Edward TriAsim the Rev. 11.irgen ,kilward Kirkland, sad the Rev. When Ward Golden!, hatter College ; the Rev. idessader Hoary Crawford. the Rev. Pled. Para/ Pinker, the Rev. Mynas :lake Idaserslees Wows% mid JUNO Rsaithersite Odd ; tie Rev. Mslboirse Russell West, Qmea's Col leite ; Lord Viscount Dews., sad the Rev. John (Mis date Revaassom Christ Church ; the Rev. Robert RAward Vlilliams (fellow), and the Rev. Arthur Morgan Davies, Jesus • ' the Rev. George Thomas Raiding, Walham ; the Rev. Charles Robert Lloyd Ragetram, Pembroke; the Rev. locelya Hanes, sad the Rev. Joseph Bretton Hoormse, Worcester ; sad the Rev. Jeremiah Gill, Msg. dales Ball. Y.A. ((mane replaced.)—The Rev. Adam Shophmaon Gordon ' Oriel College. liscasLoa or Aare.—Hilgrove Ores, and Heavy Le Burgh Hollings (scholar), Corpse Christi Whigs ; Lord Viscount Donne, Philip Wroughtna, Edwin Isy lon kester, Chines Robert Worley Tottenham, and John Ralston Walter Christ Church ; Ellis Ashton Robinson, and Thomas Hodge Grove, Bald ; Henry M smell litooner (fellow), Magdalen ; William Warden, Exeter. MARKET& TALLOW.—Tammaae Plemoma.—The market we Mm to day, and eirotd steady. epol sod Astersher, 61g.; J‘oo&ry to IllarA, Hr. M. ; North, ,• April 10 JIM*. MS. ; ()Übe, to Lertiubtr, PANP, Debviriet to lad main, 1,167 casks; arrivals, 0.03 teak& LACE AND NOSlEST.—Norrteteumi, Nov. s.—Lee: Truk M Daub a. it mean, le at this time of the year, and there is nothing fresh to report. Pending the elsobline ammo& barium, is rare/tett ; but now the presidential election Mower, it i 4 auttei rand that the Americium will *ore, b In the market. Iloarery : The 'hipping inde gill remain, quiet, for with the exception of a leer more arrting-up orders from Australia, maul • fry ceders for the Ararriesa apring tale,. that. I. little doin r. Parham in the home trade oentimara bruit, and • rust sprint tied, la centrally looked forward to. Terns remain very dren, uotations being ra th er higher than LetNottin gham Journal." COTTON.—Lmarast. No,. S.—ambit Stm,priess without cbaige. &Wasted Gals to-day MAO 6.00 J upetulatios and import. 1,4 6 0 11 '8 1 6 tr ; 60 1 &roans, de., 104 d. to 1114 . ; Santos, 17 d.; I,oou Mani° end Haifa. 104 d. to 1144. ;60 Manahan, 101 d. ; 611eq7ptiao, 7441 to sod. ; 360 rem 100. to ; 9,500 Surat, 7(d. to 9.1 1. ; Naga!, &lade, ha, Td. to 744. Pair Dhollerak Rd.; lair OommirstMe.Bl6. ; fair Womb, ; fair bee 71d.; fair /avian. 1 ; fair tid. Pamma,llld. ; mann Bowed+, tlid.; lisg dom, i COTTON 0001:111.—Nammserna, Nov. b. —The snaring con tinua quiet. The activity and speculation in cotton et Liver yrol, with advancing p • do out to ‘llll to impel imeohants to nu time the towbars for d t markets, because mat of thee outlets for our manufactwee are already ovaroteeked with goods selling at • lower rate than we could itrie them at. The bone Lade, with the help of ttlegrapheend railways, has degenerat ed into a slow and regular "demand and rawly " akin to a retail businem. calling for little mercantile enterprise or feeent, and its conductors are 'emptying thisurelvta Mainly hue hand to swath, avoiding dada and all other avoidable risks. WOOL AND WORSTED.—Basnronn, Nov. s.—There ie some mulattos in opinion as to the state of the market this mornin z. W bile some soy there is more inquiry for wool, others state that dime Is WM &mg. On the whole, the market may be mid to be about the sante as on Monday, If not • lir* 1101 na tone. More ennadeare is appanston th e kit tapeetation that theta must he • mpeedy revival of bun nazsediatrly atterthe general &mike. The limited demsnd, however, shown 20 appreMable improvement. Good choke-lustre woo/a are still repiirod for immtdiate consumption. Middle and infirior sorta are ratio, nerketed. Quotations are maintained with grea t ramme. lliere is a steady demand fee mohair at full rates. There is tittle demand fur alpaca, but prices gain steady. In worsted yarns there is a quiet imumuse7doing, though there to per. bay.* • more cbetrf.d feeling. The export merchants operate ca ty glaringly. Single yarns, especially aupet and common, 112 101 l a low, yarns, are in scanty request ; and thongb them is a fair buunien doing in two-full yarn*, yet them is a +light decline form last week. Storks abroad, however, are soma. an I the time of revisal is felt to be sot far distant. Vier, * gill • steady Meniens doing on home amount, par.icalatt,• in cleaned and luau, yarns. Prices are, if anything, mire tern Man re. Then a better feeling premdent in the pi... nisi tit, and rather more Luanne doing ; orders are placed more freely, and there is more cheerfulness arnonzd manufa.^tve There it a fair busines..leing for ilerrnany, Prance, and MI eon buena Amerkto buyers are also mss active than they w and ,sere is, to the comfort of rasaura, , terou, mare diApaation to operate for tbat quartet. Owing to the general ekvtOo, the Imitates on home amount remains very quiet. Home isticitonts . outran° to place (EMU in good stylus of ram, goods for the imnirg spring. Tf-rfe is little doing in plaits Win d% Mth the octption .4 a sic. dy d. mond in heavy geode, including le , tii es and raml I.ta for the eastern _market. V.icoo WO maistaired with great *misers.. CORN.—Btuntenti in, Nov. s.—At W. day's market there was a bail supply of wheat. which sold 'lowly at a d ohms of Is. pr quaint. barley ham to request, but nut cheaper. tkits guile as deer. Means sod peas rather higher. NOT. 5. - On our market to-,lay there w.cv my little doirg, luaioave btirg altogether 'Waimea' with owing to a diontditable irruption of electioneering partisan.. Eneli.h wheat was in moderate supply, and Is. per qr. cheaper. Firvien Cull, and values almost nominal. Malting barley Is. per qr. di an r, and in active dt 'nand. tirinding in fair regowi, and fatly as dear. liaise 6d. pr qr. cheaper. Oite quiet, at about hut wca k's values._ Ilvaron-or-Tarier, Nov. 5.—A fair supply of whnsit met a lull demand, buyers refusing to operate eireept at a reduction. Willie made Ns. to ale. • red, IN+. to 555. per 35 atone. Heti" a middling amply and the demand steady at last week's prices:(malting, mating. 41L_. to 504 . Finding. 435. to 43e. par qr. Osta ware • heavy nude at 1011041 quotat:ans, viz., 335. to 3:rt per it stone. Bun Br. Eimer LW, Nov. S.—There was but a limited supply of wheat at this market to-day. The trade w.is firm, at last week's mires. Barley was in good request, and fully Ss. per qr. dea-er than last Wednesday. Averages :—Wheat, nil qrs., felt Ltd. ; 2,144 qrs.. 47'. 3.1.; oats, Itkcynt, Ott par:zee, Nov. s.—Thera was a frir deanand for whoa to-day, with a moderate supply; but the price stall droops; an! Ira. warn the tap N N W.' obtained; .n jgenend reductim being about td. per sack. In barley a trade was done, at slightly advancing pricer NM. being ained foe mime tuns. Best white alert, Yes to 27..; best new ditto, *M. to 27a. ; best old red, tie. ad. to Used.; best new ditto, gds. to Ile.; barley, /gm to 535.; leans, Its. to Ills. • oats, gee. to 31s. ; peer, tas. to 113 e. ; new vettitee, 40s. to ; rye, =a.; line Sour, 4.. b. to 44e. ; best se, muds% 365. Od. to 3: 4 4. (iIIa , (ISTER. Nov. 4.—We have moderate supplies of English wh, at at this and neighbouring markets, for whioh there is a Fix,' consumptive sale la Is. per qe. leas money ; foreign 'ells in 1, hid at late rater. Pine melting barley is in good relent, sod ttel r qr. Meter. Becovulary satrap hsi tirlieding is in n•quest, and in menu; instanees a further advanoe is oteitiued. Oats slowly at last week's p rives. Deans, peas, and nytize 111 ssiirerso, Nov. -At our market this morning the di mond for all. ot , Win !her Englielt or fortign, writ *low ; Rood ..ototol. e of i• al welt Ntodity in ..due , Ind ordivary nano and wttito 114 le loth, r FM' t N' WWI Ott TV Ariet.ttlg wi tolions ate bilk bothr than nominal. Osta and °atriumsl ruled t,i in. Isa loans or Indian wan thrto was no nuttorial clouts, tiro t Los, No.. 6. Our market was will ravished walls wh•tat liar doy. ILe thole eluttgitoh. All kinds were In. damper. Itirlisy in port togurlit. Good malting !mods won. ls. dearer. Inf •rt or ..tae lull) te•iuta to it 1 . 011121. pTIOIP. Ostia okaily sul at lull rate*. Peons unalterod in value. Evamon:on, Nov. 4.—Them were in today's market 7 ,In. who, at. Patera to down on the top, and 9d. down m taw alee:aeu. Leal on , . barley at tr. ad. up an the tap, and dd. up on et t mor ose ; 1,774 an. oats, 3d. down on the top, and 3,1 dam, ou Ihe as, rose ; 87 WC tam.% 2s'. 6.1. up on the top, and 114. 5.1 OW 4%4 regv. CATTI.F. —Mat aoretiv•a Mauer Nov. B . —We b•ive • fair toittly of bea,te, and there lea che erful demand for eh0i... , 4 euahtiev, at fully late take. A large panther, however, are inferior, and meat with a dull rub. The number of alvvey re arra, to alto is the demand. Trade is very due, mad it is die , alt to attain any he taker. Trade I. heavy for calve.. Out foreign supply roodieta of 800 berate. I irsiiieu an, Nov. s.—We reeved • geed of bosit• ea afrr this day. Trade heavy, lower prior w6rilfd to. Thew was a Rood tier of year IV tt Y of shateg o a d e . Wu% which as • .low trade. Nivea, a lind s upply ; fair at late rate. There was as i1161 , 1110e in the number d Am as oder, the datum! Atirady. Brrf. Bd. to 61d. per lb.; maters, ad. to W.; veal, dt. to lid. ; Omen name. Is. to 10a.dd.; portal. pip, In. ad. to ism. dd. per 10.4 r. Baum., Nov. L—We Lad • lame show of fat wattle at Os, matte te-day, searly 1100 Pam Ireland. Mirada was due and Maga eta vety deer at palm la favour of the buyer; bre add at des. le dia. per set., but 'middling and imforiar oatareeilned M. hi OW We bad a ( sir thew 011868 .14 *Mb do gnu mew nod se tall as erg !awe brew tar OSMAN IRON gad. nada da w tami the demand Ira talks re admit tor but alma lo bo mod warner lust new; bag 'Wm, landsand la moo mos boa maw! Imo *hide awes and Work& mats were sell at nal dd. par lb. The abow , at store settle wow the eimelsewieste NMI Wand sae- I limb* • lkorte i peps was as imagoomod demand for good u> rfu lbdq, width annarinded taireaga nude as lb. , whole, howreto, =ln • maw *Mo. IN ankh tires we had a via a maim trade r at prim toughie hoot MS la 1 8 17. 414 k rossilad sea* I,led plea Irma Ireland, but in the devagat anailtied slate ue er loom mute hide wr lnnitbkff but Cent. mad *a bsis. Prima the past few dap nori••• is • imbed rediargaii.bann pig lam at Mom d• dd. to 11‘ anl ault V, bon SO. NI. SS Ida per •••1 e. 7 her* WI. • Men NONNI WOOL I.t.rum. Nov. 4. -Than wee • row at lira tat midi sad .Ixer. at market to-day. T he at the tansy were et aread Quality. The best "left made fld. pp ; imomidatg, dd. to If veva wale as WA as last work. tin 0,4 %malaise oaken . to Id. per b. I sad man dd. Wiled. Nomaber Immo, hits. Thaw r o o st =aaa t Lit • mhos as altar, lot there are plea' , In meet No in • fair rep* ,r e tfpabl ---- ------...—..,swwworlopeiel WNW tea.. tont cto k Ie bl. dis omouvnisenr, Soo. O.—Tirol.," rem • rat brand fs. Tr leers Orbs UM Pa Wilk_ Fill WIS.* iribittact b oo . al al IL war l b . ' s,. rose b. surrie nes litre OIL A Isom seal et of igp hum bur ea ober. awl • it, " amour et k o . aw• lis bar train bed. Tao caber of SW. os sew k, boats War, sal tbe ktill b 've i litill lo iket trlf~ti MOW orbit Wm tlay • imp ough t , Imre 414. , as kern ore 1114•111101111 Übe bah IlDt ifilig the igarldag• N oadi 4 /03 &lip yam a illlall wasibra et reels were dicoook o f c ..,,.... lostore Rem IL %OW pot lb. Lore ...... 44 ~41.4. set f,..7.• 4 him U. to Twin. lb. ply. too. IL tol Ilk us sem i. W , Phyr. 4.--Thorst wan lei Tr War, Oro cm % lA% kip. sal Hs Ira arts et rebel soda". Thelma of beef wr stem. sod rid nada/ le ll• to et. 61. or c o , n , Iglu .Te to Ts. 44. ; men we ft s: =atm , bid. b„ii . ii.. .. ar to 11141 .4„ . ; Tet Am u., to ..o, l*. s t t; rmis is.. rz w oc., A 14: ell saw wee ellstgr allot "tor oswerallT. rums. Nov. L—Tbe supply of eat 1. a. 4 ger ran o Ona a abode Wen ; rim ram" ras teno . cord r boo ; lo ck ; cooclicy, or to Ste ; bot sibs sifts, Sty u, T 4. ; beet ewe, 1"4. to lA. OM Lorre Low ,ems lea . es • Its tra last rat; trek bed L. tor:er atm. k onoseri, Nov. 4.— TM, re a goal supply of fat to' . at wear to-day, Lot most of tall tre poor to Taco", real? rob roe . mO O O elk taus labar vat w els ~,,,,471 sr lower. The uot war. mu saus .abetio ki 1,4,* ". sad f riots were root the sire. Flat Tus.ty 41 4.1.1, kol. 'NI :. to. per rose of Mb. • reed, lt. to te. o 4 Ulterir. 7, y,y . bet asst s, 60. to id. per lb. ; emu I uy, ~ I. to W. , Tilt( :POL10111;a0iIRM . . - !lows deselliktigril Iyews. and lama Amer, 113, "Wmelinhigki before Me. Puget, charged with aseaultimg .Zesßeadiew. This ease el Gated Get of a night tiofferstall row in the nisreal-road, and a question arose whether the pro moter- did net provoke the assault easesitted awns him by the ' by ffotuisking a large seek. After amok cants evidence, Mr. Paget iaid be would adjourn the case for • week if say respectable sea would guinantes the prisoners were forthcoming aga.n. Mr. Palma said the young men were in the @smite of Mr. Beery Breast, an exporter of bores Seth from France and Germany. Mr. Brent entered the witness-box, and The Magistilite iaid—Why, you do not live on horse flesh, surlily ? (A laugh.) , Mr. Briant.—No, mr. I supply numerous dealers in canine provisions with horse fifth English and foreign. Mr. -Paget--1 suproie the tr ade has been seriously affected by the recent edict of Sir It. Mayne in removing the dogs frau the diode, and muzzling and distroying so many (Laeghtm.) Mr. Brost—l can asirureyou, sir, it tuualmost destroyed the trade. It has affect 4 dme to the extent of AA or more per week. Some of the itinerant dealer* have laid up their barrows. Mr. Paget—Then the doge meat men have greatly suffered t _ . . - Yr. /I: : iant—Very much indeed, dr. The magistrate said he would most willingly swept Mr. Briant's bail, and he hoped that trade would mire with him. Mr. Briant—l hope so, air. Many poor dogs' meat men will have to go to the workhouse if Bu It. Mayne's law is enforced all the winter. The bail wua then tendered, and the prisoners were liberated. Miss Into Ilerfintran actress aDrury-lane Theatre, residing in the Hol;wood-read, Fulham, was summoned for assaulting Elizabeth Harvey. There was also • crier summons taken out by Miss Hardeur against the com plainant for an assault upon her. The complainant in the Bret ease said she and her daughter were savants to Miss Seamy. On the Zird nit. she bad soma words with her mistress, who took hold et her wrists end pushed her against the kitehen table, 4rseser, and cupboard. lithe also gave her two blows on the eye and knocked her down. Witness took up the poker to defend herself, when the defendant seised it and struck her with it as she continued to hold the poker. After that the defendant spat in her face, wrung her mom, and loosened her teeth. Witness had given notice fbr ber daughter to leave, and that had given offence to Miss Harlieur. Hy Mr. Martin—She did not try to scratch Mies Hex deer's tate. The witness also said that Miss Hardee: gave her a black eye. Mise Hardeur was sworn in her case, and she stated that her servant was impertinent about her daughter laving been sent out on an errand by a lady in the house. When she told her to leave her house, she rushed at her, struck her, and tried to scratch her ?ace. She then took hold of her wrists to prevent her from using violence to her, when she tried to kick her. She bit her finger. Mr. Harvey, the husband of the servant, here applied an offensive epithet to Mies Hardee:, and the magistrate ordered him to be removed.' . . . Maw Barnette also said that she held her when she took up the large kitchen poker, but she could not account for the black eye. Mr. Ingham said there had been considerable violence en both sides, and it wan impossible to say which wag the more violent. He required both parties to find one surety to keep the peace. The Furettes were at once produced. TILE INEFFICIENCY OP TEE POLICE. At the meeting el the e Marylebono veltry yeiter day, Yr. Churchwarden 80t3.2c0m in the chair, the *ob ject of the prevalence of street oetragee. evecielly during the winter months, and the iuelllcienry of the pohee force in putting them down, were brought under the attention of the board by Professor Marks. The following rese:u bolus were adopted unanimously • --- - - • 1. That ehdi nee and roblis in the streets of Loudon during tame time met having greatly , and assumed a hold and faarle.s select, and the criminals of our own land being added to by tot. ilf1:1 det redatoni, the approaching winter awakens well gmundt d appnlensiona for the public safety. f. That wbilat frteh human have been inapoead on the heavily. taxed ratepayers for the enpmrntation of the mine, that forte, hem lawns which impesatatly demand inquiry, Let in no way become more fth lent • and the metropolis has not the guurmet.. tut the protection of life and property which it as Peddled to le mina. _ . . - 3. 'fit a eery of the foregeinte resolutions be rent to all the wetting of the metropolis, aced that thny be solicited to unite with the retry of Bt. Marykhone in seeking an interview with the Ilervetary of State for the Men e Department, to the eat that ouch tentedal changes may be introduced into the inanimation et the police force or to abed a reasonable guarantee for that sad security of which London and its suburb have = su deprived. TUE SIAMESE TWlNS.—Articles have been ap pearing of late about the above persons and their visit to Paris, with the object, as it has been asserted, of securing the surgical skill of H. Nolatun in making an artificial separation of that bend by which Nature has joined them tegether in a way which no Divorce Court can overcome. The subject was a good one un which to hang a little sen sational writing ; and the mysterious nature of the union of Messrs. Chang and Eng, the Siamese in question, las well as the intensely interesting nature of the operatien, have been dwelt upon. We gather. how ever, from a short and interesting article by Dr. Eve, the late Professor of Surgery in the University of Nashville. in the number of the Richmond and Louis , tile Medical JLIWIIa 1 for thin mouth, that the twins have probably no intention of the kind, and that all .the accounts about the physical, moral, and mental unity between them are incoireet ; the twins are two beings, pee- Kissing as separate and complete organisations as any other two individuals, the only cuuuectiou being a short cartila ginous mid iutegurnental bald common to both, the sever ance of which e wild, in all probability, be perfectly harm less,. It has never been the opinion among medical men in Aseenee or Europe that the death of one of the brothers would be inetaxtly followed by flea of the other, or that their IA potation was surrounded by any fearful sliMeulty, or that the link between them is a scans of perfect physical union by which sensations or impressious are conveyed from one to the other. So far from it, the :bend is shoot inernsible, and on shipboard they were I putted about by a rope tied to it. 1/e. live telly us that no pulsating vessel has ever been &teens 1 in it, though, undoubtedly, it is just in the oentre of this curd, made of gristle and skin, and for about an inch on either side, that there are vessels and nerves oommunicatiug from one to the other. Here, but nowhere else a touch on the spice indicated is felt by both. Precisely hero, fuel here alone in the band uniti n g them, there in sensation, and nothingeles whatever common to both. The decision of the profersiou thirty-eight years ago, when this case was first exhibited, was that the ligiuuent was cartilaginous, probably • prolongation of the eusiform cartilage of the • sternums ; and the 6164 if not the only, objection to its I disaster has been that th i s peritoneum might be involved ila 6e operation. Theof n was with Omaha or their and no te profeasion. In MO we dee red that the case was more rare than redone. If one of them died, it would certainly be the • daft ems am to make Use attempt, taking oars to the pm* seater the one desemad. —Lamer. Butunromtm.—Mr. Bright and hie eolleagurn, the Uml candidates for this borough, will address the asembere al the gun trade is the Town Hall ea Tuesday evening nod. At a meeting of student' favourable to the clot:- of Hr. Mimes Monereiff, M.P., as Lord Rector of I University, held on Wednesday night in the rix 'IT , it was announced. amid great cheering, that Mr. Alfred Tennyson bird written a Mt*, to the chairman of his committee, refusing to be nominated as a candidate for the office. Resolutions in favour of the candidature of Mr. Minerva were mord, and those present pledged themselves to do all in their power to secure that gentles man's eloction. AD11.11t11.17. NtsV, slant H. T. Prins to thu °root'. in eocomood. tin. Yore.. tau:, promoted. Looting quality—not pri.'n alone—is the true ' took siebsacessse 's tee extensively nerd by oll o. Its &p at ott,nu i tenT) uppieniat^l. Lk eine matt= tha MRWa tiyuntun •. SAW Minh IA are sii:yalsteilf—r/Viver• - i TRAFFIC RETURNS. FIASWATII. iiLkil bi,7- 'NW. Vial Open. an s'". daubtliv, iNp, Week audios Juts 15. 5 s 5 s Orel Ileutbera at Lae . 195 GA 4,5 ppi W.elt miss Auguet t e e 551 Weelkerset Beams Ayres 19 Week fedi" Ott. IL C 43 671 Vosn l4O Week faith* 04. 10. 8. Arta." Labs', sad Cabal Its : 8. Amelia& astwaric 1111 11.446 lOH f 2.41! 44 7,N ) Upper Dab Mlle l4tq 12.1,14 10.441 44:10 43;64 1% eta mike Oet. LoodTabsiMan&na 'W ta eek mese Ott. 10. Belfast mil Ouesty Dawn 441 436 "9 1.051 1.3:7 163 fII 'in 14 eel: mama Ott. 11. North awlent ll6l str,6l 60.117 44.7!,..: Tun 14 telt sling Noe. 1. Br i stol Iltzetis iate wer 3.5 0 / r e /6 1,4 m 144 " DRAWING THE BADGER."--At tire Birker s i vic i ranee-court yesterday Thomas Lawson. the keeper of pt.blic-house in Birkenhead, and sixteen y Ind mtn, the sons of the mersantale ".srpoi:ra,:y 11:1 neighbourhood, were summoned to- -.ire ely dos Ledger." The chief evidence itgliii•t the : 1.1 w that of a police officer (liennew. wh.„ i the October, went to Lawson's house m pi am ep,sh its emit going up stairs found one of the so int, fitted ep wda let pit, and *este for spectators ell rosin t . lu one „um., of the room was•wooden boa e-nitain is/ Lad been into d for eiratitilling tna.eb. ti it h.f , r , thi_.7.4. came on one of the '• young gentinown " arrivel with I game dog, which was set at the badger wid drew it .. t times. When the fun was at its hqight, rolt. officer, slipped out of the room, awl kunst return with assistance, took down the names an 1 a hire's," pre-cut. Some person. gave faLe name.. b.it wsrtsr., having been afterwassis issued. the defeurfints appearance yeSerday. The defence wee that the d , ; a:. tacked the by ace.dent, and not by deign, eel that the only intention of the gather wa, to w , ,rry rats. The court, however, did not b •Leve this, Lawson U. and costs, and each of the defendant, Is coats. A Qtrot PAREAOE.—The sailinq chip Tanta:l-1 Castle, Captain Howson, of Messrs. Drina! I Carrie as: Co.'s Caele line of packeta between England and is.ak aty has just arrived at Loudon from Calcutta Sand Herai :a 78 days. The passage out was made in KO days, sad tin whole voyage bas been completed in •n: month.. 11 including 42 days detention in the 14,oghly —the fare.: voyage yet made. The Tantallnn CA.tte e. now th-e t . years and a half old, and has ja•t annipletel her fi voyage between England and Calcutta. She was b by the celebisted builders, Messrs. Hobert Steele and c. , of Greenock. _ _ SrGAß.—Testerday, at the mer:t. log of the board of guardians of St. Pencils/4 Mr. Wake. the master of the workhouse, reported that the ointrio r for supplying the workhouse with groveriee had rim.!..et sugar to the house the value of wo.cu ue was it .1 al le t, say. but the component parts. acm dmg rtt. analysis, were sugar, woody fibre. .Lank. and isn't. ton of the compound yielded itl i o.u.dh of saw!, Imo; bably as much chalk, and • smaller quantity <l s.• fibre. The sand is dero-iced at the bottom of the while the chalk is almost taken up and piused oR tc !: tea served op to the people in the house. A dor; t rubbish extracted from the sugar was laid bet !.. bond, looking like street sweepuigs mixed with a... : and wood chippings. It was resolved at once to kr...-• gate the et ntract for the supply of groceries. hate •50 tNIMA vil S.-613Z. NV.% 5. -The Perin:eat: Oriental Company's Mesmer SAIL, from (Anita, wrist d tc-day at 41 a.m. [Adtert3 [lenient.] HOLLOWAY'S PILLS kr ()INV.) NT.— Prey. ntion of Weakness-Whenever eircumetAn predere isnerre V.v.& le:aen the foie.. or in any way drearntro, the tenure of the circulation, staysanon takes plena is the 1.n4 :or Oullaption Or .K b. If formidable symptom dierover t!,. • 1r... t Ifollowsy'e remediee oe tie trot feellx,„, rt. told y. or on the firet,enneyanoe of •.17 Winking .osth. tl.e :sheet. toth before and behind, haa bees fomented win a lt brine. sod the .kin has hen del .1 nth • town, the Out., ..• thould be well ratted twice • its; upon the e'ret an It. • - the el.cnidi re. end the PPle rhouli be tale,n m afferent.' e tto puny the blood, and cleanse the arstem w.t.h.nat .: t,t.tu g or agents:stir g nevem:A , irritants.. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH', BIRTHS. AThag.,ED.- ot Womnal. 3, at liattinglaseu, th e y d. o f W -t • daughter. e, at Belrealere, Mn. F. Li :Aughter. I.l'A K - Oetoter 31, at St. Anne's, Kllinoy. flaw' " tha wife of Crrutuiveasydlesetal brake, a:.11 , Ar in Ira land, of a data:Thur. EALLE. -kora tuba r 4. at inverses-tens the wife of H. E. bit!., bal., i 4 a ion. HENRY.- Nova sober 4, at 01,1 litut.naad, d.E., the a•.' Homy, jun., L.l/. b., of a eon. KAYE. - NOVItIItX rl, at Roeholme Reetory, near t -t, •'• wife of the Ten. Areladaao a Rave, of a o.u. Kt NHL MY -Nomads:, at Buitocoeottage, M- U. I. nnedy, of a daughta r. HARDEN.- Set tember 21, at Kodikrutal, Putney lade, the wife ui T. Maden, 1-4.1., 8.A., one of her ;Lk. imp.,H ro a 4 ..boot., Madrae Mood, m 7. of a POD. 1101.TNEUX -November 3. at 1/.....-park-road, Llwk3.l. t wife of Mr. J. Molynesx, of a son. kk ET.- November 5, at Alb:ft-street, Ilple-peek, the su, J. H. etroit, Faq , barri,ter.at.his,of a don. etiELL. -November 3. at liepp2ll.ltleek. Run equine, the wife of E. Watts-Rooted, 11.1.. S.A., CI.. Ch., Oa of a daughter. W November 1. at Sepulchre-meta t, Sudbury. guff the *de of Mr. C. Wright, .4 a daughtor. 11.4.1t11AU ES. CARMAN-CLAY—Non ember 4. at the pari.h elm, h. Drab.; vreitinicuth. by the kb v. W. Pewter, F Cadman, H.A., third urn of W. Cadmus. Eat.. Coo- II Wata-uro. DIARY!, to Jadiara. only daughter of utt J L. 4), H. :einem Hall, Durham. CH AFFLY-00811 1 EN. -November 5, at nty floreh. Rays. s ata r, by the Rev. T. M . Dielmon, Al a . e are 1 . .111,1, Catubridge, and the Rev. D. Home, tin d :.:.,bent rain.., R. C. Chaifty, Esq., Cantaan tot lima ant l'agaiout Muth., a !that eon af R. ('Later. Fay ,of hint otoa , s .r. art, to Katherina. /Marls tit. the ehleat daughtar of o :a Ran. 11. E. C. tUbdan, menu of lanibley, and granddaughter of the late Sir at Ca 1,11. K .WM.: A RD. November 4. at Mu Witt!: Demi, by than Rev. 11, U. Wawa. Lt la.. a • .- Mau s sldon, Mute, maimed be the . et twin of the brute, Oenew Robert. ~en It. , • tribal:roe, to Matitaret Flat, sad tau,rtda et • 1, •• H. Ketinani, wen* d Yoruba:lL DAV If4/14-IfEWIIT. - Nov .mhav 4, at the rsn4 , • ht. , • Lane 'therm Ka balsa, eklast so• of r. v.', . Ballimas, la. Canthhe La wan, yawed dauod. of L. t •n• • leg., of tlathani. El' ERA RD - 311 1100011.• 3 a t 111 'r • vt urte, Kant, I ) lICV.-11111111C41 1 . F. 0.1) t..tv.4 • kord, &whit:. of the late It. U. .• • g Ikon. keen a. to J. Eaeraid, Mut., LI ON -• Mt MTh! lt , tt Nov. mho: 4, at ...au. luly Ka w ark, to 11, Kt v. l/r. A, t 1 . .1 ~,•, • • • k.• 114 1 , of ( p er Woburn-Owe, Tar. 4., • , t Ideet alaughter of A. J. Montanan% rod. YONLII7- Nana sub. r 3, aa Rao. South launteth, t ..e Rev. &Moth y , f ih t , Flu., daeghtar ad Mr. J. Wilson, late of it ilda•••:' • • alum. DALME. - November 4. at St a , . r ' •"„ Ilanostrogsme, I made'', by the Ile. II . (11. lititelf, Esti. , f lburiste 1.1111. ,6 AO• J,` N. Pabst , Eau., ad Balm', 1111, (, .04. T 5!..ag r7, 6 k'INCII. - No. ember 2, at I.' •i• on-, ly Kir Rey. R. J. eimpeen. It A , rtat t!'•' t i . tat ' a beq. Reed Kirby Hall, Kant, to Am •''' ~ • W. °Lek . ',LIE,. and I lbe ugly C. U. rahltr. • t.. Dane" Vourt, DEATHS. 11110.11ALL.-Noretuber 3, at Wevt....tmet. life ant. C. , Mrs. hartirava Heosoall aged emerLi_DGE.- -Nov.suber s, at Woolihorpe, Notts h• •`• widow of the late W. tbitledge, Eau. CLARKE.- Nommbi r t, at Hanameroutth. Ilia. Fran danghterof Use Mau 0. S. (Sake, Eau . ' rell.aquare. EA TON.- November!, M his father.' have, etutpci hri vskb, T. K. Eaton, M.A.. of Outpost Claroui Cathy:, tauntqati OF.AItE.-Normaber S. at Doty, Amoy, tha wa l e a t h, r- Ke2liosu.n , alustrr.- November at Barth, Wee. Haab. WO' 'hi bre, aged at. HAYMN.- 0, tabor SI, at his reaktaine, 1411-strwt. n'• " 454 ktaraaa. ra4., it/ad IL 111(1011.44.-Novesobte 4, at Tarrisito-avasue, drab th• tribal W. It. Lehman, and 47. Ittllitta.-Nammtbar L at lir Royal ILlMary new. ' 431 " bane. Major C. P. Roam, Oak ksinsat, da. TAYLOII.-ItaamberS,a4ltavariatocaatagea lattsetwear , ligto Sank Tatar, aged W. TWILL& -November 3, at Carkaawand, Wary Ethattatb.• llol at IWO, J. W. Thom. lea.. wall M. THOMAJL-Nowiriber at in maim" Icartriek-ww . ' z. W. Mama, Septaistsedint at the Warr at Catibaltaa. Staxey, Aiwa S. Weston. egad wiulow.-Novegaree t, at Mt barn, Outihtilt• - •P air ' 'M et breaeltak W. WIN% 1tt4.,, aged W. . 1 :11 1.1 . 6.0. 1 1 ""1"1"1 . W. B. me ifirastaati th"." w o awarth. Tetatad art Marina at arlutaa KuP• lel" 41 " ifid l iii. Dowsrlwitysit, It ilhe City et Lesido. Recta. la Mao is teuverie-atiost. is las Pomba of 1,1111101 0111 /Puma. Nwnseas S. MIL A - 1 , "" ,--