The Express. — London, England, 1864-10-10 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. cEiARRWITCH WEEK AT NEWMARKET. TO THE EDITOR Of THE KIPRESB. Sta,—Much as the fate this year of the Metropo - flamenetahire Stokes, Northumberlaad Plate, Liven pa cup, Goodwood Sakes, and Leauliagton males, may Wee peeved aiocerning the gradual decline of two-mile handy. eap races, or...atonal loannina ars afforded their vitality. The coming Cesaiewitch supplies one of them, for it pro misee a most ieterening contest, a large field, and an issue istiefactory to the haoilicapper, who from the betting indi gnities has made even fewer mistakes then usual whea ad joining the weights. Greet as wea the number of four-par ade sod upwards he turned loose, there are only two of that class m favour now, and the postai:4i of fret favourite is I old by a youngster, who rung nearly 111 his opponents mita the wont of the weirOta, whii..t the majority of those Imbed for " good money" are not among the • throws in" let by any means, the following compriong those to whom paha support, apparently, will to the last be congcegeded : Age b Illsekdown 8 st l 51 Beat=Beat=i s 1 6 Aoltworth lady Whin Nan Train 3 6 10 Ttialestrls Onset 3 6 7 (indite& 11111111pki011 Among those that have been backed during the betting, hat whose starting is now considered doubtful, are 1.01. ' meat (3 yri, Sit 411,), the Brewer (aged 11 yrs. 7st), Tattoo ps, fet 101 b), Dr. Syntax (4 yrs, tiet 91b), Myrtle (6 yrs. 71b), Fanfrcluche (4 yrs, 6ai 71b), the lady Franca My 14 yn, list), Holy Poly (4 yrs, Bet 934, and Alabama {tyre, amt 71b) ; but I have reason to believe that Dr. Syntax, the evergreen Brewer, and the Lady Frances filly givesoli : their backers at least a "run for their Yealliay • and supposing Cariebrook (5 yrs, 7st 111 b), Dime beano (5 yrs, 7st 61b), Tomato (3 yrs, 7st 21b), Holly (3yra, let) , Beaver ( 3 P/1, 7st), Charting Woman (5 yin L?lb). Beatrice (4 re, Est 101 b), Mrs. Somerville (4 7 11 , 21b), Wandering l (3 yrs, 6st 611 a), Arvind& (3 yrs, tat 71b), and Speculation (3 rie, tat 71b) to swell the field, with, doubtless, one or two others also, some two dozen =ma may be almost safely speculated upon. Some hopes might he indulged in concerning Doane Cane if any de mortratioa were made in his favour, his party being as Simi as they are patient ; and there is no saying what the geed-looking Anaemia may have improved into by this time; Mr pair, at any rate, are good simnel to run for the fielders, who will cling to the most forlorn hope, end they esie safely depend on the Exeter blue and white &sing them fall justice. However, the dome above asaineratol to whom the clever people give their allegiance include several highly tried light-weights ahem pretensions are certainly stronger • and a peat mis take must have been made with Grati tude, for instance, if ales manot beat all the second class three.year-olds. Her prformaaose, it is true, would not warrant her beating myth* over two miles and a quarter, as after five attempt' me a three-year-old she had to retire into winter quarters without having obtained the honours of a situation ; but she always looked worked to death. After poseemlng such pad looks in the spring as to be backed for the Oaks, and isviag been so highly tried for this event as to caw aneerel "parties" with good hones of their own in the race to row in with her, the ought not only to start first favourite, but to win when longing nearly every candidate in the above list, except Thalestris sad Cteronan, with au advantage of from 20th to 331 b--leaving sex out of the question—in the weights. Black. deers, of her own year, carrion the highest impost, and dens 31b more than is enough for the year to Ackworth, the threoyear-old at the top of the tree ; and, good hone se be is, it is ally fair to appose soothing but defeat is in More for him. His last exhibition in public, nearly a year ego, will make him bat litus " better "her Dam °sow, Mho beat him at Shrewsbury ; and after what we maw Tho leans do the other day with Early Purl, it us hard to be lieve be can give her anything like 3111 a, eves if Gratitude's eigistation should prove to be undeserved. Ackworth I have so opinion of, after the Deasy times be ham bees beanie wine backed ; and it is bard to believe in Lady Hylda's sables improvement, that seemed to strike everybody who she best East Lsooashire at Bedford. At the beet, Lord St. Visosat'shorseiaan uncertain on, that anything could have beano at Doncaster ; and those who saw Bares Rothachild's Happolyta canter away from her ladyship on three amnions lea June cannot but believe the Canna colt, who is mid to be as good a three-year-old as there is in the stable, will =Der • fourth time behind the blue and yellow of the Mail Train is the nest on the list that looks like a wiener, and his weight is not too heavy an one, seeing how ' Dulcibella carried the sane 031011711 home four years ago. His " performaaoes" axe particularly nioommendatory, as done who know the party will admit when reading the knowing history of them. As • two-yeer-old be ran four times, only on one occasion getting a " place,' and then his jockey could not help it, being unable to pull him up in time te prevent such a fluke in Juno this year be ran twice at Ascot, in large fields an d for " 'hat cute," and got through without either the judge or "the Admiral" getting his seasuie. In the latter part of August, aural the thou- sends to tea, fifteen, and twisty for the rue that could be got were booked by somebody, a report was forwarded (by the "highest authority," no doubt, or it would never have ob tained credence) to the sporting papers to the effect that he had been sold, and left the stable ; and in the brat week of September another report was neat to the aforesaid papers, that the "sell" was not—or orse—a "all," inasmuch as the hone, heist discovered unsound, was returned on pear W. Day's hands. His " performances" were thus limed nicely for the Cearewitch, as in the second week of September the weights wen published; and The moue_y has been piled ca so persistently ever aeon as to prove W as did not consider the weight allotted too mach for their unsound Mail Train to be freighted with. 13thiple-minded people in the first blush thought otherwise ; hat having called to mind the antecedent' of Duleibelle, (latch-'em-Alive, Petra, and other " good things" from the 11■0311 quarter, they have become convinced at last that this is another case of Cancle-'em-Alive, How they have tried the hone Eaters not ; it is sufficient to know that Wood sates sue esafidsat, stead to wt' "a mint of moon," sad have see of the beet hearing hones of his year to represent their tolerate. There is, of coarse, the fear of their bean an other Petra, who only rewarded their patience by running wood four yearn ago for the Chester Cup, alter " per forming" so well for twelve mouths as to be turned loom by the handicapper ; but a St. Alban's does not some to light every day, and Mail Train is certain to rue the good hone en this occasion the market indicates him to be. Planet hails from the stable that would not have the unsound one, and it would be very extraordinary wen be to upset the whole concern, for there are many who deem him a fiesteleas horse, and he looks very like one. He is backed alio, ran likewise two Wien equally dangerous—Sesames and &atria ; but if one of this trio can win the Oesarewitch, the oracle has been worked for them more cleverly than far Mail Train, fur they have run moderately well, and Dot aponisatically bad. The Suspicion poly wee always • clever one, and won the Cmarewitch 'out of the fire" twice, still I cannot but hick that if • three-yen-old is to upset the "pot," it must be Cathedral or the Celina colt ; the last-named is particularly formidable, union Hippolyta has gone off very auddealy. The American-bred Charmiaa, too, must not be despised, if she is better than Myrtle at the weights; and if Gratitude and Tbaleatris an as good ma they look on paper, there is nothing Ike a " certainty" to look forward to. There is no doubt that Gratitude wfil endeavour to run the Train off the ; sod sash" 001111 be but • second-clam filly to accom plish that task, I shall look for her triumph. There are more than two dozes other clued events in the programme, if I include thOjatchee ; but the majority are of the most unimportant character, and some can be reduced to certainties already, so that it would be a waste of words to notice more than the prinapil items. Second in impor tance to the Croarewitch is the Prendergast Stakes, a two- year old race, also decided on Tuesday ; and (Bed minster, Joker, and Kate Hampton, although de feated. have run sufficiently forward to be din- VIM ci,pocieuta of the penalised Longdown (tUb extra), Gardevisure (9lb extra', Maid Marian (3lb extra), Beginella (31b extra), Vest colt (31b extra), and Shrapne l (31b extra), who are the best of the winning hones engaged. There are nineteen in the list that have never beau out, including Gladiateur, The Wizard's dam colt, and Archi- Rides—all Derby horses ; but 1 doubt whether th& best of --- them is tit enough to wiu, if even to start, and while pm. miming on the absence of Longdowa shall leave the straggle to Joker, Kate Hampton, and Maid Marian, the form r Zfo choice. The result .ill influence several minor affairs that follow, and also the Prendergast. run for on Ftiday over lb. same T. Y.C., which it is almost certain to herald the einem of— perhaps in Maid Marian. To atzeiiii; the list of two-year-old noes, the Ttoy Stakes, rua for first the Stockbridge Meeting, is premed into Wedar day's programme ; but the attempt is sot • " decided hit," for the previous result render the victory of Romig alosest • certainty with his 7lb allowance ; and the 41b allowed to the beaten horses should have been given only lethal implored lot, as the einem is penalised Mb. The met tot! worthy additions to the bill of fare are the New. trearbto. Derby and Oaks Ssakea, sod the want of Inch an eremtion he: long boas fait, for Of MN the tto7el Stakes iW dwitaled down to nothing, lotil n'.!!! , ou the Whet Steles wee the only three year old feature. For next Wednesday's anniversary there is a truly "select" sotry and if Coop d Etat, Ely (Mb extra), Union Jack, Camtmamn, and Bel Demmer, meet, it will be quite en event. Union Jack sod Coup d' Etst are mid to be rapidly mending, and if so lgoion Jack will sorely trouble Camboacen, who has Ely safe enough at their pr, sent weights. The Newmarket Oaks, decided on Thursday, is a two-mile race, sod the iit.t and second for the Epsom Oaks—Fills de )'Air (7lb extra) sad Breeze (:tlb extra)— look like fighting • second terms battle, uulesa their respective owners try conclusions with and Evelina instead, owing to their being impanel. led, whoa it would still be reduced to a match between Berets Rothschild sod Count F. de Laraine. Fills de )Air might possibly be reserved for Fnday's Newmarket Derby, as her penalty would not tell so much over the mile sad • half ; but there's, however, she would have to meet Claremont, Planet, and Mester Richard, with 71b, end Nail Train with • lilb. disadvantage, and one of the los should beat her, Mail Train basin only to obtain • " plaice " Is the Coos:switch to herald himself the winner.-1 am, &a., METEOR. TATTERSALL'S-SATtRDAy. The keg establiahed rid* of appoinsieg a special day for m eempariag" bets co my great meat duriog the succeed ing week may have boos at me time on ahoWuto oecamity, but reesatly the field at specaLlion has bsea so very umiak- THE scribed, that were the custom to tail lets ili iess. quc•tion whether the interests of tad speculators would be _op•idised. 7't• fiat of quotetiors from d.y to day may be es foiniklable appArently as ever, but the .um total of genuine trausactious is is sorry disproportion. The eel> reason for this all•pervadutg distrust is, that animals supposed to represent the 'luaus% et • Abele owners have been so wascrupulouly dealt with at the eleventh hour that the general public bare long since ceased to entrust their naosey to may horse, be be &vomits or non favourite, until h• sues to the post. And thisalts• uOOO, although the four favourite; for the Caereivitel were each in request at their respective prices, there was a peculiar abeeses of confidence on the part of t►e politic, which., is each traneactiou, looked almost I. • taking a leap in the dark. Mail Train was .till the liuuby of the hour, 9 to 2 being taken pretty freely, while Gratitude etas on the decline. The Cabala colt had the call ri Thalestria, but although the latter was not eagerly inquired after, no one bad the hardihood to take any sodas liberties with " the fade." Suspicion showed signs of returning life, and the divisloo" who performed the un holy duty of resurrectionists inspired so mach coelidence, that there were current dress to take 1,000 to 65 about the " Cock." For the Cambridgeshire 100 to 6 each was taken about Prince Plausible, Muezzin, and Gratitude; and Brick, who s week or two since had bees knocked out ignomi niously, exhibited a " coming" tendency, inasmuch as 35 to 1 was the highest offer. Closing prices : CESAILM.WITCH. 4to 1 sot Mall liarn,44. I eta to 1 apt Planet (of) t9to 2) SS to 1 Cbarmian (t) 6 to 1 Gratitade 4) Zit to 1 Beale: et sad 100 to 12 Cabsta (*BOB, offl t9to 1; 1 1000 to 20 Actwort2 (t) 9 to I Iltslestrla (1) 1000 to 6) Blaakdeva (W• .1000 to 65 Swicioa man) 66 to 1 Dr. Ihntas (off) 18 to 1 laWyßylda,c4l) i 1000 to 16 The Brewer (t) 5:.2 to 1 Cathedral ,oat, 100 to 1 Rol/ Poly (oB) t 25 to 1) CALI3IIIDO/BEIRE. 100 to 6 apt Prince Plausible I to 1 apt Bayard (t) 3) 25 to 1 Brick ,o 0) 100 to 6 Gratitada t) 1 1000 to 116 llama 04 100 a 0 6 laseula 4; LONDON BEITING.—SATOIDAY. CESAALWITCH. gto 1 wit MallTrata,atoti 51 to 1 apt Dmitri: (off) 11 to I - Gratitude ,off., 40 to 1 Blackdownsd. t 6 to 1) &WWI) Bto I . Caltata colt ;of, I 66 to 1 Braver t.) t9to 11 100 to 1 Boty Poly ;an •to 1 •_Thaleatria ,1) 100 to 1 Lady 'MOS 100 10 0 L td7 1171Ot, tr.) 111 11 All le to 1 Co tbsdral ,0111 100 to 1 Dr.llyatarteto! 10 to 1— by oieloa ,off, 1060 to I Aceidani ,t) gt to 1 rut et off 1000 to I She Minor ,I, 26 to 1 Chan Ulan tar) I t 'AMBIII SOO to 10 Ks lIMOLL the. Flaw Mk t) i - ALA,Rgirr sk 'OOND OCTOBER worm G. Boasts ARSIVID.-•1 'he following harem have arrived a additi on to shoo s al rea dy t reined at head quarters :Mahomet. Bel Deroonio, Lytham, I. imosina, Zephyr, Missionary, His Royal Highness, Glenoeht I colt. Crollabow Canamatto, Peignoir, Myrtle , Paris , Idler, Cobweb, Dawdle, Jack. &Leaking, Scheldt, Contr.% 'cis Mannino. Cantata, Omen Mary, Met Carter, Quieten. title Colt, Bit Roger. Belle a the Vale, Gamma. Osumi dm, Cronsanume Merry Hart, Leon ora , Ad venturer, Brown Willey, Donnybrook, Wangle 14 'e, Charming Women, Barter, Cambium, Fiat Sheep, Attlaotioa. CrYtha* Alive, Ashworth, Master Richard, Pa. ataloon, Hallam, Vltolia•L Nomad, Greenland, Blaskdoent • Mob, TraPrer. W Iluatrems, Hooey Be., &Mg Georg •It. Haireit-Law, Timm. Tragedy, Elliman, Granted*, Bast lII* lennonada, Anti dote, Pit* Weans, Goduserabst w Houlaal, fir. Specolatioa, Queen of Tramps, inthian Tom, Rhos, Pearl Diver, Golden Dust, Bedminste r • Merry Wile, Masa. Cathedral, Vitamin, Lyra, At molls, Cattle RAP* Minnie, Straf fo ord f p id ßhone, Cava. ". Raster to Aathant, Ling Charring , Tommy Janes, Sawn. 'd, Jupiter, Bella, Jealous On., White Duck, Sister to & fiord, Ronan 1 , First Flight. Drake's dam f, Sister to Din he, 3 Po, Con vect, Beadle, Lady Caroline, Mar • Rank SAY, Overture, Tereus f, Mengel, Edinburgh, ft dings, Umpire, Thaleetria, Bellisaima, Signalman, Tattoo, , Toro, Blue Bell, Beatrice, Mail Train, Brother to Ilmbin4 Ea 'to, Lantbion 0, Yrovione, Chorea, Edwy, Laud el the W e 4, Brother to Bird on the Wing, Queen of Spain, Counter, lie. Coals& rate, Valiant, Eupluomia, Tiwn.ot-Look, Velum Reieuttom. Almack, Deception, and Desired. SCRATCHING& Cattarwrrca Stockowner, Edward the Confessor, Carisbrook. Aceidees, Scarnander, Fantail, Su ntnloonds, Bandage, Tim Giant, sad Retainer. PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW. Tag Tram PLarg of 50 BOVA ; 3-yrakts, ist four , 864 71b ; five, six, and sired, Sec 121 b ; the warm to b. sold for 200/. if demanded, Ste. ; entreat* 3 more. T. 111.11. (1 toils T turkey 158 yards. A Swurecrwas of 5 soya rah ; 2-yr-oklo, 6st 121 b three, Bst ; four and upward; 9et ; the whit +r to be be sold for 70% if demanded, ke. flatland St ahem Course (5 furlosis 182 yards). A SMIZPSTAXES of 20 T lOTA Mk, for 2-yr-olds ; od uo t 8 * 1011); fillies sad geldisp. 8.4 81b ; the winava to for 1001, T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 140 yards). A BALLING HASDICAP SwizzorAcze of 10 mos. each, f or 2-yr-olds and upwards ; the winner to be sold few 100/. if demanded, hie. T.Y.C. (5 furloap 140 yards). A HANDICAP SIPICIPSTAILIB of 15 sows. each, * ft, for 3-yr-olds sod upwards. Ab.sl. (7 furloop 212 yard.). Tax CirsaaziwzrcH ffrikss (a fees handicap) of 25 ran. each, 15 ft, with 200 added by the Jockey Club, for :-m -old,and upwards ; whiners, hie., extra ; the seeped to re wive 50 sova. out al the stakes, and the winner Or pay 30 sows. to the judge. Cesarewiteh Course (2 miles 2 flaking' 28 yard.). 190 sobs.) . . Age Alb 6 4 4 13 11 / A dventurer 8 Bleckdoen Vermouth 3 4 Strife 6 7 Kizer 3 2 Reserve Deerfoot 4 0 Valles. 0 waiter a 0 Most II 7 Gabnelle friable* .. 6 0 Semileles Caleb 'ea Alive .... 6 12 Beafght Despair ....... .... 6 12 Fentrehlebe DOkuy brook 4 12 Paid Wrier 4 6 Cariebrooli Noelle L !? Cats's . _ . S 4 •mideat 4 710 eby Denial Olimerke Mimeo! 6 7 9 —1116011711.4 dam S 4 Welcome Soo:ander Young Rapid It 7 7 Nemo me lime $ 7 7 Ibaleetrie 4 Vanua! Summeraide 4 0 _ 6 21•611•11 - - Tommy Jams 6 1 rMitatte Jac* 4 21 by Newahmter— Tomato 3 2 Lady Prances a Tottenham ll 1 Castle &pie 801 l fez 3 0 Edwardtke Conlaroe 3 The Brewer Beaver 0 Warted& 2 1 Morocco 1 0 Holy-Pay Ackworth Lady Hilda ... ... Kum Charralem Cataenett• Charming Rama .. 6 12 Charmlan Baggage 1 11 Ephemera 3 Shmkowner Salliall 1 • 11 Iphigenta Tattoo Mail Enda 5 10 Speculation (late Be. Itelime Skeffingtoa 10 =ell Beatrice The Lolly !Westin 4 9 'ambler 3 9 Weatherbow amila) Asteroid =UVkid Btldwln A. byursx 6 a 9 .. 4 6 IP - - - - Tits ROYAL STALLS of 200 son. each 120 ft, for 3-rr olds ; colta, ass 71b ; fillies, Bst 21b ; winos!' extra ; the seeped to receive hack his stake. Thom that declared forfeit cm or before the first Tuesday is January, 1862, to pay 25 son. ft, sod those that declared forfeit on or before the best Tuesday in Joinery, 1863, 50 son. ft. A. F. (1 mile 2 furlongs 73 yerda) (5 subs.)—Fongsr, Professor, Typhcoo (late Toroida), Raman, Breese. Tax CLEARWILL STALES of 30 nova each, 20 ft, for 2-yr olds ; oche, Bst 101 b ; Bst 81b ; winisen mire. T. Y.C. (5 furlong. 140 yet& ) (44 subs.)—ll Re Galaotoonio, Chsverette, Moscow', Enchantress, Ostreger. Doo Chinneysinep, c by Voltigour The Wizard's dam, Arau -1 eerie, Olive, Newcourt, brother to Clarioriterm, Bair-at-Law, Pantaloon, Lady Florence, Bedminster, Munehauese, Tilt, Gladiatetir, Arpoces, Richmond. I b 7 Mountain Deer— Meg on the Wing, Andycsuene, c by Gulden— Vest ,Templer, Shrapoell, Coder Play. Varderer, Solitaire, Kids ilueptoe, Maid Marian, f by Kira Tom—Giraffe, Loogdosio, Hydnpas, Thallamius, Ar6insides, Garde views, RegiosUa. Joker, San -ea (paid), The Ratratcher's Daughter (paid). Chester fi eld ( paid), Lord of Elthiun (paid). Matta : 1001.—Mr. Coacilly's Bellissinia apt Admiral Rom's Saffron, both 2.yralde, bet 1011) each. T.Y.C. (5 furloop 140 yarda) RESS, MONDAY EVENING, 9Cy013194 atETROIPOLITAN COMFIT COURTS.. 81tUizg days appointed (Or the present week. trxl3siia, Bt. Ilatimisluou—Nouds,2, Oct. 10: Tuesday, 11: W sdnesday 12au d rsday Is. Bac ~ - Murat, Po -coad. , —Wedaeaday. Oct. 12; Thursday, 13 Friday, 14 Bapiortos, Whitelteaersigrova.—Monday, Oct. 10 ; Tuesday, 11 ; Wednesday, 12. Bazarrourt—lrrlday, Oot. 14. Clan unricu, Dilllo4ll-44M14 day, 12; Friday, Is. nioasidrai3Oldutzset-rost —Tuesday, Oct. 11; Mundy, 12. Bow. Bow-road.—Wsdasaday, Oct lt . hiday, 14. Oreat Presootealzeet.—Turaday. tlet. 11: Wed newts), It; Thursday, 13. 7nday, 14. SOOTRWABI. hwanwirset.—Wedoesday, Oct IS ; Thursday, IS: Yrklay, Ntateworis, South-almt.—Weditesday, Oct. 12; Tinos day, IS_ LOIIDON, Oniktha Mundy, 13 . Basurday, ib -Tuesday, Oct 11; Wedgies Wedwed■7. Oct. 12: THE POLICE COURTS. BOW 41TB.RET. Two young men, 11111011 d Josses and Sherstan, were brought up on remand, .cliarged with attempting to steal a watch, sod with consprecy to defraud. On Saturday, the let of October, a fire took plum at a house in the Strand, next to Sergerot Ackrill. who was on duty there in plain clothes, observed the prisoners and mother man trying the pockets of various persons in the crowL There were between 230 and 300 persons assembled. Sherman tried the pockets of several ladies. They then went up to a gentle man in the crowd, and Sherman took the gentleman's watch from his pocket, the other prieonen covering his operations. But before Sherman could break the watch away from the chain the gentleman perceived that his pockets were being handled, and buttoned up his °oat, the watch still haze lsg loose at the mid of the chain. At that moment the prisoners and their companion perceived that they were watched, and immediately darted amass the greet, pushing through the crowd the beet way they mild. Ackrill followed, araliseised Jones,aod gave Steams, into the custody of Fitzgerald, 50 F. Sherman made desperate efforts to escape, and, in the course of the straggle, took a pair of handcuffs from his pocket. Ackrill tried to take them tram him, bat he threw them into the middle of the crowd, and they bad not shim been found. When the pri soners were brought to the court the magistrate wee pre pared to commit them for attempting to pick pockets, but Acknll, suspecting that there was acme mystery attached to the handcuffs, applied for a remand. I, the interval be discovered that a clever trick had been played on a shop. keeper in Crows-street, Sabo, and the result was the follow ing evidence : Gliddon, the wife of a shoemaker in Crown-street, Soho, deposed—l keep a haberdasher's shop. On the 26th September the prisoner Sherman came to my shop with two small Inverness capes (boys'), which he offered to sell for Is. I mid that thee were not worth it, but offered him 2s. Sc., which he accepted. Be went away, and about two minutes afterwards Jones came in and mid in a loud tone of voice, " You have bought two coats from a young lad ; they are stolen pro perty. lam a police rionstable, and I shall take you into custody. I have been watching your house for about a month, and now I barb got you to rights" Be they went behind the coaster and took from hie pocket a pot hand cuffs, and mid, "You must put your bosnet en and go with me to the static- b ow for none* these clothes, well knowing them to Ite Malan. I Nat the thief on to the statiowhoss• with sedbarefiker, sad am sow 'sah ib( for him to return sad Mira your plans" I said, " Why did yos not brief bask the thief!" He replied, " I could not do that ; it is my duty to send him on to the station." After a while he said he would take the clothes dove to the station and make up a tale to get me off. He went sway with the two east'. I afterwards mentioned the matter to a friend, who suggested that I had been imposed upon, so I watt to the statiosikosse to inquire, and found he was not a policeman at all. Beth prisoners were committed for trial. TRANSPORTATION TO NEW ZEALAND. Mow Miles, a boy between 14 sad 15 years of age, wee placed at the bit, before Mr. Arnold, eherged with smalls' three pear', value 3d., tram the shop or Yr. Fardi aeod King, 37, liendoo4tresl, Pimlios PiCesciaor said that during his absence from home in the afternoon the prisoner and sane other boys tame to the shop sod stole a gesatity of fruit, with which they mound. White informed of it be determined to go oo the opposite side of the way, and keep • watch owes his premises. Be bad sot be there loug when the prisoner sad two other boys 'am* up, and the primmer —Mania( over • amber of basksts—stratclied himself into the shop, and took three pears. Prosecutor seised him by the arm, whim he there sport threw them away, cooly saying that he had got no thing is his hand. Prosecutor saki be wam obliged to bring the cue before the magistrate is oroasgunce of the fre gout robberies commuted upon him. Primmer exclaimed—Hear me, your tranship, it's all wrong. Arnold—Well, what do you wish to my! Primmer—Your worship, I was sitting at borne when I beard a barges, and I went out, and then then was some Wee fire in the dreg, and • blind man • playing • whistia, and I wee looking at the blue fire and liatsaiag to him when three boys shoved me on the pears, and thee the prompeator cornea woes sad says, "I have got you," and lays bold of me jest is though I wee a thief, mid I asked him if I'd took his pears, and he mid I had, but it was all wring. Br. Arnold remanded the primmer mail Tuesday to have some *eines made into his antedating . WORSHIP-STRUT. Walieu Bangor Bolster, tesideat at 9, Morninkon. eilhx Waisted, in &Ma, appeased up= a summons, wharein he was charged with the follow* miaoreetriet in a railway carriage. Ws. Charlotte Paffett, • asiddbieesd lady the wife of builder at Wanstrad, said—l was travailing from Feachtuth• street static.. towards Laughter', as the evening of Wed nada,y, the 28th ult., in • third.class and defend• ant sat opposite to me, near the deer. IL ens was not any lamp. Oa reaching Stepney station, he salted if it was Stratford. I answered, " Ho.* Be thee asked if I lived at Stratford, or was vies to get out there. Betweee those two stations, and after se questioning as, he put kin had upon my bosom, and thee immediately en my knee,. I pushed it away, sad told him that I was a reepentable married woman. A little farther on the journey be again placed one hand on my knee and with the other palled up my sloth... I thrust him away, and told him that at tb. firth station we reached I would glen him in charge. He replied, "If you Gaol willgiveyou three months' impriwiament,' addiog that, although he was riding in • third-elms carriage be bad a &stokes ticket, and should get out at Stratford. Slopping at that station I complained to the ef the porters of the groat conduct of the defendant. The man mentioned it to the station-muter, and defendant's came and address wers takes down. He was then allowed to leave. Heilenied the acenwitios. Crose:siamised—The station-cauter told me I eonld take out a summons, bat that if I did not I should be certain to hear from the company. That is the meson I did mot take out a annimoue myself. There were air persona in the same compartment of the carriage. Those sant to myself and defendant might see the miecoodace ; the rest mold sot, es there was no lamp in the carriage. When charged with the offence he made so reply, except what I hare reentMeed about the this months at the treadmill. Clara Brads —I am a servant at Loughtoe, and was riding at the time in question in the same carriage ; in fact, seat to thin lady (the oomplainaat). I sew the acts complained at by her. For the defence three gestleanen were called who spoke in the highest terms of defendant and his moral character. Yr. Bennett pleaded energetically and warmly for his client, a tradesman iu Leedeohall-street. with a young wife and child, disavowing his being even and., the tedusees of liquor, and iodignantly deeps( that there existed the slightest pretext for this most grave charge. The law as it stood forbade him from befog put into the wiles-a-box that he might give a broad denial wan oath. Yr. Bennett remarked upon the capacioutheas of the ladies' draws, and the probability there existed of the most innocent acts being 1r . 7E11;06-1 believe this to be a peculiar aim of the class, and think that the defendant ought to have the benefit of a hearing bake* a jury ; indeed. it is somewhat of a hardship that he should be brought here. If lain called upon to decide, of course lam ready to do so. If the evi dence against the defendant is truthful there is mon than misconduct in: the caw; there ia an assault, and one of a moat indecent character. Mr. Ashley— After this roggeetioo, air, I will ask that the caw shall stand over for a few days, that I may beme the opinion of the directors of the company upon Mx. Ellison--Very pod ; let it be so. Mrme/L.—There is every probability that Muller will take his trial at the October seances of the Central Orimiaal Court, to epee on the 24th int., as is a reply to • communication from the Solicitor to the Treasury, the solicitor for the primmer has staid that he will be quite ready for his defence by that time. The proescutioa will be cooducted by the Solicitor-Geseral, Mr. Giffard, and Mr. Beasley on behalf of the Crown. Serjeast Parry is specially -fined with Metcalf, red Mr, heavy, for the defeats. Moller being entitled to be tried by a jury of half English men and half foreigners will, it is understood, avail himself of the privilege. It is carnally rumoured that mob a con stitution of the jury is one of the grounds upon which he places his relies*, for acquittaL FEROCIOUS Assart.v WITH A ScYTRE.-00 Satur day. at the Liverpool police mart, before Messy, Smith and leaspert, lay magistrates, an Irish hermet.man. named Felix O'Hara, vim charged with a murderous assault on Patrick Fleming, on the Bth ultimo. It appeared that the prisoner and the prosecutor were drinking together in a public-house, when a dispute area between them as to who should pay for the ale they had bad. Fleming refused to pay, sod O'Hara first struck him with his fist and then fillowed him late the yard with the scythe, threatening to ca bin in two oaten he consented to pay for the ale. Then he took a missies aim at Fleming with the scythe, and aliened a mass serious and dangerous wound in the thigh. Fleming wee at 0110, taken to the hospital, when he still morathe. The prevent sae remanded. SIRESOPOLITAM Fen Mamma!, DEVONSZIRE SWAIM Cllr.—The gato number of patients relieved dueler the week ending 8 wee—MaseeL, 1.006; ensigial, ; sea. 1,700, et witch filb wise ere enee. GREAT MEETING OF lefutris AT DCNTERXIINE. o,"7:Klay a meeting of the miners of the west of Fife wee bola in the 2. 1 .1eir - ball. Danfermline. The men belong in` to the numerous 'MUM the district marched in pre clusion to Dunfermline with music am burners. After mustering in the town green, they proceeded to tire Mimi hall, which was crowded in every part, cumbers being unable to obtain admission. Mr. Hunter, miner, being celled to the chair. briefly explaioed that the objects of the meeting were to wore an advance of wages end a restric tiou of the hours of work. The meeting was addressed by Mr. Jams King, and Mr. Ahmed,' M•Donald, miners, secretary, the latter dwelling at great length upon the wrongs to which the miners were still subjected, and urging the importance of union as the means by which to redress their wrongs. Delegate. front the various works represented at the meeting gave statements of the rates of wages, the length of hours worked, ►id the ventilation of thew several collieries. From three statements it appears that the aver age wogs is about three shillings and sixpence per day, the day exteeding (row ten to twelve hours. The aim of the miners is to restrict the day to eight horns, the smaller out pet which this sheetesing involves giving ►a opportunity foe raiai.p the Pal of the operative. It wee resolved that a brisk agitatioo should at axe be set on foot to secure these object', and that in a month hence the west of Fife miners should meet spin in Dendermline to report impale. GREAT NORTHERN HOSPITAL, CALIDONIAN•IOAD. Number of pitapat' for the weak ending October 8, 887, aI which US were new omen , 1.864. . :N. sPrinir or.4....gizziusaiwir. I SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST AN ARTL.‘T. t • On Saturday afternoon an inquiry was held by 1. - At Guildford, on Saturday, "amnia& Birki Mr. Juba liumphreye, Middlesex coroner, respecting the 'out,: man of importable entente, described as an artist suicide of Mr. William James Groves, aged 42 yean, • City and utedelliet in the &rya Andesuy, was brought up on merchast, lively raiding at Chattwee-pies, Hackney. The remand before the Hoe. W. Brodrick, Mr. I). Macdonald. Overt was sasembled in the atom/goo= Of the tether of the and Mr- A. & Mathiaot, melerierates of the WOOF* deceased, No. 1, Richnionilterrace, Hackney, where the with comminute a criminal assault on the person of * Cl d t fatal an was committed. Hammood, aged 13, at Compton, os the 3u th Mr. Charles H. Groves. 1, Ricbmood-terrace, said that I Mr. Liner, barrister , instruct ed by Mr. R. E. Gooch, of be was a coin faster. His brother, the deceased, was • Guddfoid, appeered for the defendant merchant, principally engaged in the corn trade. Sinn his I The complaioantteposed that she lived with her parents death it was found that he wee heavily in volved ; but se at Compton. On the afternoon of the 30th alt., about half- Le had sewer divulged the fact of his difficulties, it was be- r past one o'clock, and a Lde her mother was at work in the lived that he was pro s p e r... B o h a d a parte., Mc, fields, the prisoner CM. into the house and said that he 'Todd, hat the: gentlemen being in New York, the whale I wanted to draw • plea of it. After sitting dome far • short weight of tbit hastens is this country fell epos decor& time he got up, looked at the wash-house and pantry, and The &Santini, it was now found, were of then asked where the stairs were. Compliances told him, thumps. Owe New York hone owed 17,0 t , ad he opened the stain door and west up. She which be was long expecting with minty, l ist followed him, thinking that be might take something the money did not come. On Thunday evening deceased away. He went into her mother's room, which he re came to Richmond terrace at four o'clock, an hour when be marked was very old-fashioned, and then proceeded to the knew neither his father nor winos want be at home. oomPlideant's room. He looked out of window, and shut Witness returned home es usual se five in the evening, mad it. Complainant re-opened it, and the Primmer Win shed found him dead on the soak in the diniaggoorn. Oa the it. He then took her in his anne threw bee on Quilted, table lay • tumbler, a large glees jar or bottle containing and committed the offence with which he was charged. cyanide of potassium, and two letters. The principal letter Complainant cried, and regained him to dense After he was es follows : ' Corn Exchangeobandian, London, R. C. had ecoorlildielted his PlerPesei he Pulled • half wows from —My mind is going. I am ,* b eer th ew t rou bl s a n y his purse, and laid it on • cheat to the room, desiring the longer. They are groat and h o p e d... Oh my p oor w if e j complaient te say nothing about the occurrence. He thew What is to become of bar! I pray God to forgive me left the bedroom, followed down stein by the There is great hope in His holy word, "He that believeth complaisant. When he got outside the door he is me, though he were dead, set shall he live . — W. J. made o ff as fast as he could, sod cram em ocia. _m ros e it gent l y t o /da m , an d g i ve her this." plairent ran to • next door neighbour, and The winless said that the troubles referred to in the related what had transpired. There was no oin in thbeese letter were solely b aa i mee sa d pecuniary troubles, besides herself when the pi wooer entered. Mr. Lilley sele The wood paper was unsigned, sad was as follows : jected the complement to a searching crow-exammatioe, " I cannot per another day like this. Do not send to Helen but nothing tending to shake her testimony was elicited. until father or Charles can go to her. Seed for Dr. Smith, The mother of the complainant stated that when she came teed is • merciful sad not • revengeful Judge. I feel at home on the 30th of September she found her daughter peace with him." The witness stated that he had no doubt crying, and on examining her had so doubt that bee that the difficulties and losses arising from the American statement wee correct. Rae clothes wen not disordered, trade had deprived the deceased of reasoning powers, and bat the beds were disarranged. Mr. La Panne, • surgeon, caused him t o d ei s m himself i n a momen t o f i nsan ity, residing at Gaishning, who had examined the cooplaioant, Ei. o b s ti i Mean, servant to Mr. G rove ., sen s or . said that described appearances which were coosistene with violation, on Thunday the deceased called at an hour when, as a rule, although not newer:fly of mint date. In reply to the the family were out, and asked if his father was in. On being chairman, he said he did not think the ePpieralione were told th a t h e was no t, th e deceased went into th e diei n g. sufficient to show that • rape bad bees easanuteed, bet Ml room and called for some water and a tumbler, which were ply that some act of violence had taken place. Police come brought to him. Witmer did not use him again until Mr. stable Collins stated that the Presenter. on at_ Groves, senior, remised, when she west into the dining- preberided denied the dune batsubsequently • "If room and saw him lyieg apparently asleep on the coach. you let me go I will give you 50/. He afterwsrds increased Finding that the could not rouse him, • doctor was sent for. the offer to 100/. Witness told him that if be let him go Mr. le Bilden, M. 8.0.5., said that he w a s celled in to he should himself be punished. Upon which the printer the deceased and foetid him quite dead, aid • strong odour of said, "Well, policeman, I had • • little fun with the girl, but cyanide of potassium on his lipa. There wee in the large a medical man can tall what I have done. Be appeared bottle on the table a quantity of the poison sufficieet to kill very much confused, and_giv• the "the of David Smith, people In the tumbler as a Aron solution of the London. Winans found Us. sod • sketch book in his pas poison, which no doubt the deceased had been unable to eteleee• mash. Cyanide of potassium was • most deadly poison, and Mr. Lilley made • powerful appeal on behalf of the pri. it was at present obtainable with too much fa ility oe sonar, in the course of which he said that whatever might count of in common use in the aria. The deassd geol.. be the description of his client given by the witnesses, he man wee • person of scientific tastes, and he was fond of ax. nevertheless held • distinguished position as an artist, hid •pnmenting in thornily. In that way it was passible that had Pined aeosidershie ce lebr ity by his ability. His per. e might have become possessed of the dru g i n qu estion. tender branch was the dislineatiou of cottage lite, and alter The Conner having summed up, the beech had examined severed the s which were The jury returned a verdict, • That the deceased cum. lying before them, they would at once be convinced of his Batted suicide by poisoning himself with cyanide of pot's- skill, It was for the purpose of taking • sketch ef shim while in • state oluasound mind ; and the jury desire theme premier at Compton that he west to the cottage et to draw attention to the danger of permitting the =dile half -pest 'o'clock, scam went therein &straightforward Ma& criminate sale of cyanide of potassium t o un k no w n perm., ner. Whilst the defendant's moral character was untainted, sod to suggest that in all con the purpose to which so the evidenced theoemplainantaboundedwitheentradictieem d t ze n d e lia drug is to be applied should be carefully maw - and there was • total want of corroboration. The endows The inquiry then terminated. of the surgeon did not go to corroborate the feet. After mo nad* that the charge of rape was not Mee Old, Mr. Lilley further argued that no other charge could tesuisemieed, and finally he quoted, from " Oke's Synopsis," a =rage which noommeeded justices to discharge a prom= where there was a probability of the =cased being acquitted on trial. The beech commited the primmer for trial at the ensuing quarter amnions. O. the application of Mr. Lilley, the Rev. F. , in cumbent of St. Saviour's, Fitzroy-square was and gave the primmer an excellent chancier for mocality. The bench scented two sureties of 50f. each, and the pri mmer is the sum of 1001. The case excited great interest in the court, which was unusually crowded. TO TIM HONOR OF THZ ELPILIIB. Sra,—ln several papers of the 4th lost it was stated that the Porobastor, transport ship, was that morning under order. to leave the Royal Victualling-yard, Deptford for the larva, of embarking 300 oonrictaforAuckland, New from the convict primes of Chatham, Portland, and Portsmouth. This intimation having caused may 001/- anted with and interested in the matey mach alarm, I have to request you will permit me to make knows that the 'tato meat la enormous, sod that I am in a position to state on authority that the ship Porchasear la about to convey °au 'lets to Gibraltar, and sot to Auckland, New Zealand.—l am, ha, JOHN MORRISON. Offlos of the New Zealand Government Army, 3, Adelaide-plan. Laotian-bridge,' Oct. 8. A Faarntmnacr BANKRUPT.—The county magis trates, in Liverpool, were occupied daring several boors on Saturday in bowleg a charge of fraud against a man named Luke Madden, who her ben for =ay years a wholesale butcher in Liverpool, and is sow a bankrupt. Oa the 18th of April last, be bought of Mr. Edward Bohemia*, at the Old Swan Cattle-market, twenty-two head of cattle, for 395/. 155., and sold theta immediately afterwards for 3901. Ile. sd. Out of this he paid 1631. to his goo, who had ad vanced moony to him ; arid also 10N. to his brother-in-law who had lent him moon at various tired= Robinson applied for hit moan, sad Madden said be could sot pay, bat would soaks an arrangement. This he failed to do, and Robinice issued a writ. Thereupon Madden petitioned the Court of Bankruptcy. The assignees had failed to realise more than 161. upon the estate. The poisoner was com mitted for trial. The magistrates commented to moon bail ; but it was not forthcoming. TIM CIRCULATION OF COI7NTEIR7RIT SOTRIIRIONS. —Counterfeit sovereigns motions to come into the Bank from various quarters, leadiog to the impressire that the usurious coinage has been conducted, contrary to previous belief, on a rather coosiderable scale. Country Makers have been lately overhauling their specie deposits to discover what amount, if any, has reached their Mods. The Beak of Eoghuid authorities have invited the Master of the Mint to take action in the matter ; bat the suggestion has been declined, and the whole matter referred to the Leeds of the Treasury. Although the counterfeit sovereign has only sow comae to light, there exist no data foe ascertaining the period daring which it may have berm in circulation, prosibly circulating in the colonies, were light noise abound. It his even been suggested that the same system may have been carried on with gold mina mare exactly representing the sovereign, and consequently oast from more perfect dim. On this amount the Bank is causing sovereigns co hand to be tested by the " ring "—a by no means infallible led even as respects the prevent light uovereigros, which greatly differ as to sound. The matter a certainly one of amoral comers ; and we must coders we are far from shoring in the regret expressed by erstaia official pertain that the fact of these counterfeit sovereigns being brought to the Bank should have obtained publicity through a own. municatim ham a bank offing, for we think that the authors and abetters of the tread will thus be more promptly detected the by any other course. It is somewhat singular that only at the Bask should the fraud have been made I apparent. Indeed, it is so long mime a similar hand is known to have been carried out that all ruspicion e where I the coin proved to be gold, was lulled. The minety of quarters from which the light sovereigns are brought are calculated to baffle attempts to discover the onaterfeiters. Money Jferket Review. CLoaa OF TRII RAILWAY EXCURSION BRASON. The South Eastern, Limbo, Chatham, and Dover, Loudon and Merin; Lando. and South Western, and Great Eastern Railways brought their excunion season to a close yesterday, it Meng. owing to the favourable weather, already hem protracted for a fortaight beyond its usual period. The greatest amount of excursion patronage during the past memos has been bestowed upon the London, ChatMm, aid Dover line, in its Herne Bay, Margate. tea, and Dover excursions, an average number of f ß o a n a riegthy Weise having left its priaeipal metropolitan stenos for Wm places every Sunday and Monday. The South Eastern excursion traffic to Margate and Ramage* which has been carried on with great success for several years, has been materially interfered with by this competi tioo of the London, Chatham, and Dover, aid where three and four trains were formerly required to carry this portion of the South Eastern excursive traffic, one tram now suffices on all ordinary occasions, and thin by so mein overcrowded. The tide of popular patronage thus running in favour of the Loudon, Chatham, and Done line, an oily be anointed for from the fact that the CO= piny advertise their route as being 27 miles shorter thee that of the South Easters, for the accommodation is far superior on the letter line ; aid, after all the cry of 'swim dieters*, they perform the journey within half-an-hour of their rival, while they allow the excanionista the privilege of stopping half.an-Mur later in the evening. It is tot, however, only from the South Eastern that the London, Chatham, and Dover line hie abstracted excunion traffic. The Leedom and Etrightoe, which for many years poet have been in the habit of des patching four or eve trains full of excursionists to Brighton on the Sunday and Monday, now seldom exceed half that number; while the Sunday Southampton sod Portsmouth excursion of the London and South Western, once so largely patronised, is sow used only in • limited degree. The Great Eastern has this season also largely extended its excursion traffic, and opened up many charm ing sac -aide spots hitherto closed against the London excursionist, each of the above companies, however, state their excursion seasons to have bees highly remunerative ; and considering the huge number of puengen carried by them excision trans, in tibia there se a large admixture of the rough, carelemand NONNI/ element, the small number of casualties which occur speaks well for the arrangements of the various companies, and the are and attention of their cmPl4s4. . _ Homceopatbic practitioners, and the medical profession generally, recommend cocoa as being the most health tal of all beveragea When the doctrine of homeopathy was first Introduced into this country, there were to be obtained no preparations of cocoa either attractive to the taste or acceptable to the stomach . the nut was either .applied to the crude state or so unskilfully manufactured as to obtain little notice. J Epps. of Loudon, Horeceopathic Chemist. was hider:ea in the year NIP to tarn his attentiou to this subject. and et length succeeded. with the assistance of elaborate machinery. in being the first to produce an article pure In its composition, sad so refined by the perfect trituration It receives in the process It through, as to be most acceptable to the delicate stomach. ror ;mural use Spd, Cocoa is dleUsgulshed as an Inelgorattag, rettibreakfast Inverses, parades a most delicious aroma. ffaseath la Ids work. " Adulterations of rood," says : " Cocoa costar a great variety of Important nutritive princi ples—every ingrediest necemary to the growth sad eurAnurres of the body." Again :—" As a nutritive, cocoa stands ver7 mach higher than either coffee or tau" threcrams—Two teasposatala of the powder Ins breakfast cap, Oiled ap with bet water or milk- Sold hi tththaed fib. fib., and llb. Labelled bp groom. widesdrae. aal slimista —I A MARKETS. COTTON.—Lirincooi, Ocr. IL —Ws have had a mode rato demand today. with a quiet toss and sows little ins ralaricy in fad India. The also aro 4,000 Woo, of which 1,000 are for import and speculation. COTTON GOODS.—Nascliaavni, Ocr. B.—The yarn and cloth market opined with a better feeling at them. amoanneet of the week, sad in cloth a good deal of boa ' nese was done, but in numb smaller quantities the. usual, and at very low prima Btodu ware a good deal relieved, and up to Thursday sussing there was sot *sly a better Wits; apparent, but more ateadisem in prices. In the yam market there wee warmly so much doing as is cloth, but prima were steadier. Some gaitares were announosd as harms taken place at Blackburn, Aosingtoo, Burnley, and Prestos, ot epteeers and manu facturers; and two or three stoppages of bosses in tbe liancheater trade at Yea chador were mentioned, but the animists were sot eon adorable in any inetanm, and a f of hopelulnees that we bad men the wont ever wa• to prevail very generally Nampa both sullen buyers. The pub lication of the Soak ratans sad the annousoimest of fresh i 7111171;;; 1701101;17. I.irerpool, ad ekrwberq yesterday cad to-day, hays spin vary couch ebanpd this Idolise. Spinners sad manufacturers, with stocks mach diminished at low priors, an sot pressing sass so recklessly, and them is rather Is. irregularity la prism ; bat as this other Mod buyers, apprishmaim ci as suitsvcramble ohmage in the money market, are rather ramduts in backlog of, sad only disposed to operate (sad then only at very low rates) for this supply of their more pressing waste. The news hum Aar rips is spin producing an unfavourable insprmsion, sad the apprehension d a possible further tall in cotton is reader* Wyss extremely cautious. WOOLLEN.—Luse, Oct B.—Tire ham hese a =all stesedsnos of merchants in the eloth-halhi this inarrang, sad a very indifferest animal at business tranneeted. • tow wads of few, eastiega sad tweeds have cheesed Lode, which have owsraituted the chief demand is the Coloured nzarlurt. The White-hall hr abe been quirt, nothiew of say importance haviag tnespirsd, sad the In as seams which hen taken place have brae mare in the way of sorting op wed setialying any present 'squirmiest'. There is no noticeable alteration is pricer. Hili.DWAlLF.—Bimormaex, Ocr. B.—The trade of the tows he rallied slightly ie the cease of the weak ; • good number of orders have hem gives out by the bones ; the us net large, but they keep emanfacterere gong, so that the use circumstance of their sot having sassy swan on their books is • mattes of little importaace. la acme breaches beanies. is Mak ; the hollow ware mac for imams, have a fall supply of ceders. and the s trg= makers sod wire drawers am busy. The plasmas tole rably well segaged, and in the mend trades generally there is mom &almanac. For the alms of goods usually in speniel demand &iris; antener, the orders hem bees moderate at menet, which is to be sooousted for by the quieted' ia Ike home treat Animist the jewellers sal in the Leary trades 'morally slackens is felt, but even in those branches there is no depression, the artisans ere well earloyed, sad is every respect the oondition of trade here at the mama will compare favourably with any other manufactories district. la the sAjoising district of South Stafford. shire and East Worcestershire there is no lank of asimation is my of the manufacturing trade., most of the large works being in full opera. tie. Such w tbs ease in referees, to the vsrious branches carried on in the neighbourhood of Wolverbamp too and Edema. Them is a good demand for mange, and the foundries are in full work. At Welmll the ieddlees' ironmongers are tolerably well engaged, but the gas-linen report bunter dull in that department. In the collien' strike there is no sew phase to notice, except that the meet. logs have bees lea numerously attended during the last weak, and the men are erideatly becoming spiritless. The employers speak confidently ail to the speedy termination of the strike, but they are, perhaps, a little too moraine on that point. The " delegates" who met Lard Leigh on Thurs day in this tows have written • letter in which they say, " The miners have suffered, mid areipared to suffer, and, whatever may be the commuesee, am determined to resist, even to the death." it is men this clan who work all the mischief ; they sze the promoters of tereoromths of the strikes which occur in this district ; but for their evil influence over the men, this strike, which has made the colliers' beggars, would have terminated ken ago. OOLLN.—Ceinamon, Ocr. B.—We bad a large supply of all corn, ad the prwee of e►erythhrg were noebsoged from last week. Wheat, Mt. to 40. ; barley, 26a. to 32a ; oats, 2Da to 245.: beans. 38e. to 40. Cantints, 0(7. &—We bad • fair supply of all kinds of grain at our market this morning. Thera was a moderato demand for wheat at last week's prior. Oats were dull, and 3.1. to 611. per Oarliale bushel down I. riles. The sale of barley was slow. Prices : Wheat, whir., saw . It, t o 16a. 6d. ; ditto, old, 16a. to 180. ; wheat, red, sew, 13e. to 15s. ; ditto, old, 14a. Cul. to 16e. ; barley, new, Ile, to ; ditto, old, h a, to lla 6d. ; oats, potato, new, 71. to 7s. 61. ; ditto, old, Bs. to Be. 6d. ; ditto, common, oats. 7s. 6 . to Bs. par Carlisle bushel. Flour ' la. 7d. to la. 9d.•, oatmeal, la. 7 1 . to la. 84.; barleyorsal awl rya meal, la. 44. per stone. The weather has been most favourable this week for agricultural operations. ' COLCR.IIBIIO4 Ocr. B.—A fair show of wheat, firm at last week's rates. Bast maltiag barleys is. per qr. dearer ; other qualities :net a ready ask at last wish's prior. A good supply of beans at la par qr. cheaper. Per unaltered. GuaDroaD, Oct. & —There was • moderate supply of wheat to-day, which met • primal demand at prises the tarn dearer. Mahan lurk, was also in pod request, at fully late quotatioss. Who'd, 36a to 475. ; Talavera. 40:. ; bar*, 23a to 335. 6d. ; oats, 18e. to 255. ; bow, 424. to 455. ; peas, 395. to 41s. par qr. HaIIITOILD, Ocr. B.—A workmate supply of wheat, and trade dull at last wash's prices. Makers barley sold aa Were grinding la. per qr. kens. Used fresh oats la n oose ; also old aft fee seed about 421bs. weight la fork, eats vary dell sok. Oats, hem, sad per as before. Wheat, red, runs. 245. to 2k. per Lad ; has, 265. ; whim, 25a. to 265. ; 6e. 275. ; balky. =skim sew, per qr., 2k. to Ws. ; ling griedisg, old, 36a to 305.; oak, seism ROW 16. to 23a ; hod, obl, Us. 216.; hem, pist bee r ad , 21s. to 231.; pre, esw, 20a. talk. - Lamm's, Ocr. t4.—Tbs obey of wheat at to-day's era mark-; wee lo se mesas aboqgot. spry ?Ob. 2.1. ;.,,, being or the new crop. The that efts trade vlas at rat! or or. r late rutes. Old white simples r•uhz-d to 445. • old red, 40s. to 425. • new white, 4os. to 42 e . ; new red, 35 . . to 40e. per 36 Molex For malting barley tlier , was a better demarod peel We. fates were i teedily obtain.l, 30e. to 13e. per qr. ; grradfirt lobrts Made 2 5 91. to :Oh. stone. The supply of oats was about equal to the deo, ~,., sod previous rates were gemerally maintained ; cee 275. ; old, 22e. to 325. per 24 stone. NSWCASTLZ-ISPOLTTIF, OCT. B. —At our market monlag we had a better supply of wheat from the power, chiefly of the new crop, cooditboo u.d yttehty as various ever ; red sold from 30a. to 4 0 . ; seed higher. For chow.. meth country new there was a more ballasted inquiry. Ire.: new yellow making 41s. per 504th., without difficulty, haiii an advanced about 6d. to ls. per qr.. whilst old was held f ir a similar amendment. Foreign commanded extreme rafts_ more eape , eially extra Dantsic, for which 40a. wee aßaic paid. Floor tending higher, with rather more pawn, Malting barley scarcely sold so well, especially when veseili required clearing; grinding without change. Little stilt % in beans or pima. Oats less pressingly offered, there being little left unsold on ship board. The arrivals this we e k are :—Wheat, coastwise, 2,538 qrs. ; foreign, 1,000 ; ry e , foreign, 416 • barley, ooestwise, 1,345 , foreign, 1,43; ; malt, cassti;lse. 45 ; oats, coastwise, 300 ; foreign, 7,22 . peas, foreign, 374. Flour, mesterei, 72 5 sacks; Ind,„; corn flour, 100 whs. - - Noswimf, Ocr. 8.-At this market to-day the supply of wheat was only limited, and the demand havicg somewhat improved, all good qualities were telefax off at an advance of la per qr. ; secondary aorta net a aloe sale. The supply of Wrier was rather Warmed, and the Wet malting deseriptioas lest !Muddies rates were fully maiotaised ; sereedary and gruaduig qualities were neg. locked. White wheat (+teatime 631 k.. t06 4 1b5.), 441 . 1045 '. red ditto (weiglinag 6216 a to 6411:e.), .365. to 3ne. • b est malting barley (weishing falba to 661ha1. 31e. tc ' 33e. ; rune ditto (weighiag Whs. to 561 be.), 30a. to 31s. ; ditto (weighing 5211 m. to 5316 e.), 27a to 26a.; oats, 21i. to 265. ; beans, 37.. to Sita. ; piss (maple), 3Us. t o 38a. per qr. ; float, 26e. to 27& per mak. NOITINGIIA.K. OCT. 8.-We had • moderate supply of wheat at our earn eschew today. sample* wets in fair rionditios. The demand was good, and prices were shade higher. New white sold at 42e. to 45a.; new red, to 425. ; old white, 44.. to 50a; old red, 400. to 43e. per stale& There was a fair supply of barley, for which the de. mead ruled steady, and the best qualities sold at the pne es of last week; Werke kiwis a dull sale. Now malting. to 34e. per qr. ' • grinds*, 27.. to 26 4 per 30 Moss. Oata were a tolerablesliow and met a tolerable sale at little or co alteration in prices old, 25a. to 30a. ; sew, 224. to 261.; old foreign, 24e. to 26a. per 24 atone. OIMED. OCr. 8.-This corn exchange was well attended, and samples repreesatiss large quantities of wheat were freely offering, bat very little batistes was treamcied, and there was very little. differeeoe is hat week's quotations. Fine malting barley, for which a few inquiries were made, inaintaiDed all prior; grinding sad inferior sorts bat little in demand. Oate and beans were Ana he pthe. Old wheat r from 35a. to 42a. per qr. ; sew wheat, 36.. to els.; hanky, 26e. to 33e. ; eats. 17.. to 261. ; beans, Nes. to th. ; winter keens, 40. ; bog pee., 40. ; flour, eseeede, 29e, per seek. Prreanoionda, OCT. B.—The supply of wheat ham to. day MO large ; higher prices wre asked, bat sales could sot be made only when, sonars were walk% to take last week's prose. We had but a mall show of barley, which Ina in better demand at late rates. Oats and beans found buyer at tally late rare. B.zantitu, Ocr. B.—The trade at the openiog of our market this morels/ was quiet. Thar, was only a mode rata supply of grails, with an average attendance of buyers. In wheat there was so quotabls chairs, although prior had a alight upward teadency. The barley trade was purely of • nominal character. In other grain no quotable Trianon. Whist, both obi sod nen, 40a to 413 a. ; barley, 28a to 425.; oata,*2la. to 31s. ; beans, 435. to 48s. ; peas, 40a to 425. - Rocas/rim, OCT. 8.-ILost of the Meads at this corn &Mange were wall supplied with pain ; •and the deliveries Aerial' the week have - beau moderate. There was a far show of best wheat of this year's growth, which colonnaded late rates ; but all other Wads wars diSoult to &spree of, even at a slight rodeo:Moo. For the ban white wheat the terms were 42a. to 44a, aed rod 40a. to 42.. Per VISA& ; secoodary and Werke white 40s. to 42a, sad red 371 to 40a per quarter. In the dour mackin there was bat little doing, and the terms an a tribe easier. Of barley there was a moderate show, bat the dersaad inertia For best mating this Maas were 33.. to 36a, and grading Mods 24a. to 27.. pr quarter. Oats were little &Insured after, sad the demands having in a measure sabeided, pier were about 6d. per cleaner cheaper— far beat lots the teems were 20a to 22.., and °than 16a. to 20a. par quarter. Winearz, Ocr. 8. —TM supply et grain of all kinds is moderate today. Wheat ram with buyers et 6d. to la per qr. over the prices af hi week, Oat.. Mane, and barley as before, with not much drag. Prier te the prower:—Wheak white, 40s. to 445., 631 he. per bushel ; red, 37.. to 39a., 631bs. per WOW. Oats, old, 191. ; sew, 10d. to 11d. per stria Basso, 38.. to 40a. per 19 stew. WOIICNIMI, OCT. 8. —At this day's market there was a short supple of wheat from the finer% which sold slowly at aa Manes of 6d. to la per qr. Barley men fm quind fm. Oats, beam sod per &say Mid for pennon rates. YORK. Our. B.—The show of wheat VS/ barely an ave. me for the INSIOD, and the attendance of tits Mad* was fair. Bales took plow readily at Dourly la per qr. mimeos. For sew white sorts priors naiad from 40a. to 44a. ; for new red, 37u to 40u per 36 Moos. In barley a fair share of besiege' was dose. and Um prime of last week were wily obtained, malting willing at 28.. to 31s. per qr. ; feed sorts, 25e. to 27a. per 30 stone. There was • Moody inquiry for cots aid als realised roast corroweiss—now, lEls. to 20s. per 24 Moos. KOLSCLIZOT, Our. B.—At our aountry markets this week we had lassoed supplies of old wheat and new barley prime of the former remainiag pretty firm, whit. the Maim pre way shoot la per qr. Oats rather Arra. Here, today, we had moderato supplies of ail kinds of grain. Wheat and oats sold as last west Her* at barely so slush mosey. Salsa ready. Wheat, 21M. to 44a. per qr.; barley, 21s. to Ma.; oats, 17a. &1. to 22e. • W TWO ID, Oct. 11.1-B . = of bane-grows pais during the weak here bees thus for emu Arse m ums. owing to farmers taking sdnuitege of the Ilse imam (=total overnights. From abroad our wink en • 00•AWIDO WO tea oily report • few seeks Bout. A fai r Latium has bees teareabed is vastly ell articles of the bode @Woe this day seseiglit •; we ere obliged to slier moot of oar quolatios• Wheat, Irish re 6d. per barrel acts name r ; foreign is limited request at 3d. to 6cl. recludicie on all wins. Batley, sulks( briap het prior ; piedisi, hest amides, the tars lower, bat of this dseriptw there ere various varieties main to mar kit. some potash bwag purchased es low as ife. per trawl for cattle feediag. Gets, with • good , realise the late oureisay. Indies Oors.—To rue expenses sellen hoes oosseded 3d. per band. At We &clime there is • fair *sky, priaapally foe the primeet gsalitiaa. Floor Arm. Imports this week—Msise, 6,683 ; wheat, 6,960 pa.; flow, 150 95 Ws. Exports thie week—Musk 218 oats, 11,504 ; bsrlat, 111 busk. ; dour, 499 ; oatmeal, 51 wicks. CATTLE—Cam-MA Ocr. & —To- day was bald the fin! of lbs swim of autumnal fain called " Haniptoes." Then wee • good avenge show of stork, Irish cattle covonag . &heat half the posed. the remainder being chwdy those of tee Galloway breed. There was • numerous atteodooce of buyers. and bushier was dose at the following prima : Shorthorn nixes, X to 101.; thres.year-olds, 141. to 1414 galloway two-year-olda, 91. to 111.; yearliop, SI. to 101. Bonin ware, however, rather shy at thaw onotatioes. Anions sheep the prices were :—Ralf-bade, tas. to r.s.; cheviots, 7.ie. ; acmes, 14.. to 17s. pm head. [Advertisemeot.)--Hoit.LowAY's Olrrxms - T AND FULL —The Best Wm.—To gala say end there a. e *flee many ways, but there is a/ways s bed way. This statement applies with wonderful force to holloway's remedies, which overcome lithealth by driving anxious matters Irma the frame, by re. &Tbroken T h u structures, and by establishing reguM .-Victim. is the usl y safe and feasible method of combatting diseases and securing sound heath. With prow blood. good digestion, siren name sod perfect functional order, most maladies may be vamalehed and strength sorely re established. The babereic lad healing quaUties et Holloway's Ointment render it Invaluable in the nursery for Dealing Luta, scratches, and scored for &Barbie hinalllMatiollll, reducing s•el flags, and dessistrig Intraday skim BIRTHS, MARRIAGIB, AND DR&THEL the wile of F. CIDLINTEOW.—Oetoher 1 at C. Cam Mow. Seq.. of a eon. CUTTS/LlLL—theater 7. the wile al WtlWm Cotterill, Fey., of Norbituo-pork. Barney, eta too. Ft)! LlJlL—pctober T. at Kenatastoaseetteci-square, the elle ;iiiTowiTa;Z:f.; TUCKER—October 7, at Belgrave road, R W., the wife of M. Tucker. a. , of agent TOWSKY.—Oetabir 4 at Histillitel, Lymintiou, the wino( Com mander G. W. Tenney, R.N., of Son WELCH- - October E at Aventtill, 111•Iford. Bath. the wile of J.G.Welch, Zip.. M.D., of • daughter. MARRIAGES. DAWYON—HOWNILIC-October c. at Kneeland. by the Rev. T. W. Ave lag, J. R. Dawson, in., Rechannel-road, Initton, to Debella Jane, daughter of the tau t'. &nano. ra4 PRI NCR—WHlTL—October 6, at Ht. John a Church, Birken head, by the Rev. J. White, E. H. Priory. . e 4 Clatutbino. to 'mini inutile, of J. white, Reg, stinbrober. of Liverpool. READER—AURTIN.—Cictober 4. at unlace Charil• Dear Leeds. by the Rev.& Hanalton, J. H. Linger. loon" to Ellen, widow of the late W. IL Austin, Rau., eastleford. DEATHS. - - - BOMIOTE —October 4 atZaa,7a.gardetta, Mary, widow of the late J. J. B. Boohote, aged a. GIBBS —October 7, at Elmwood, Tpper Tooting, R. Gibbs, Twl • ard 74. ClAlONLlL—Oetober t at Kemal-veto, Mary A= Outset. widow of 3. W. ()ardour, Faq MARTlY.—October 6, at alwertoa, Torquay. the Bey. W. W. Harm, aged 66. LY2ll6ERT.—Oetober 6, at Britton, Mr. L G. Lymberf. mod 6L vimorr..-00{ 5 ,ber I. maermammins., Moir:Whit, Jane, the : 4 :4 117 Prbste4 sod PablWted by WIIALLII Yoe &W . 01 NO. I. Lecebertl-etreet, In the City ot Laudon. Triatee, at the 011leet Intehertteiteses. la tie Precinct oe Whitetriere:. Siaismr. ones= a. as.. 7 / 1 // Xs ELACKW minor ILLIM Ws Ira cm Ls! Wm* sod mad Oa, 71. from Padlingta 11. GALIN sad - HARROI GOODS Dlest ID IY= end b ISAJELL 000 DI lona= Dock& MOO= 0, Bill lIRLUI 11 T E ; E 'HILAD plehing their marrylng the C PE GLABOO CITY OP CITY OP iii - d - ..W 1 17, sod II v. nzatz the I tad Oaseds She Us ea vere sleaze WILLIAM WI MA!. 4 jErTERWELL WYK, every Ilickwall I mod 17a. ed. r Assirar PTE:i ad,. feria, g 1 moot) woe W or U. Rood-lane. BRKME: Direct I Way,—One of yr lICHWALB Thursday trim llhasksndl Pin and l ; retw gad t arsal Of& IMILLIPES. a ROYAL nianav on SATURDA inrcrs BUT principal chat oat The bo till 4. THE Iraviw onpup u imitated In FAL S T .1 • limited in enege of entr r= s e t l4ti TTHE ( H SLATING ids America Yd gives bl Skates, avast ULM TIONI TORE. de. Nub, Mao Area, dd. ; GRESH T" °Sees Idn, am' 64, Parliament astict ante Compel aeptember. 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