The Express. — London, England, 1868-09-30 00:00:00

sroiTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING TN LONDON.—Tormat. P &anon alt We 'lab. Soolay was thirty easifined to the eiranai itch Blue sham. lake Moog hold at ton to th, wooled 78° 7 "I nor 'l off' It'd. and silloAnth the ntrogeoodon was woe w, Wall it a wetrogneinuo. Warrington, Illusahin, and reinaisied at lUD tan The epi. sad 'Armory wa. re brill in aired Otis, and would each him boon aaPPortw 4 IV OR. SO. Thi moat untioostdo feature of tho day "raw We los Meg of £t.ii4, along wham ltloolo IS and sutseqwwwitly litl3 to 23 sas somptof to wenn sums 1.10,000. Far the Orniateridgoihins Ira Ws wore lad against ltostley, and would have been .puts Ind : tt was odd to be venom but at say rate Vlore sew th li e oftzilf4lllloe of 10 10 a ltes sad offend. tlkaiw pnees : climAhurearcii. Is I %VS 111ue (lowa (I 1001 w ;10 4'4 Oonioher (oft, and of) 40 b t t) 100 to 8 it'iortrartos( l l o 40 to 1 nreattuttos *di and o 0) 100 to 8 10oodtio 041 1000 to 10 - nowt it throe 100 to - - Hortromor lolt r tanks, 1100 D 1000 to CO - Paul Joon. i off. to 26 prow t 1000 to an °uric 0 110 to 1 lewlt Queen 00 to 1 Ind, it ally oar, and offj Vto I t, U. it & on' ISO to 1 Clee Saw ;o11) 110 to 1 -- I it and oft) 60 to 1 Manpviant Orr -11 lo -- /Cotton.. loal, mime lag) WO to lo) 50 to 1 Doutlilltatu (a, to 1 Tito Hpy (W, t 1000 to 11 t he/ tri.lo) and wt lo 1 -- Twins itS) en to 1— Nome log/ lo 1 litroury toff, t 1000 to 10 Troedale lot) 10110 to *0) 1(110 to 10 WAN" la) 14 to 1 seat Ow and 111Lorwar7 itooplod (t) 1000 to :0 The Preach k* tw) . 0000 to 0/ denalacia'a lot (w) MOD to 00 T llowson's lot on!, t 110 to 1) 1010 to 00 CAS Rothaeluld'o lot (w) .011 MU !Xi BOR IRS. 10 to 1 snot Fookley it and on) %t'oo to 00 Orem tilorve io, t 1000 to 00) 30 to 1 &lye It and w; DIRPT. 11 to 1 art Belladrum ;of. 900 Is 100. 111 IiETTTICO AT MANCHERTIL—TuasDAT. (IMAMIIVitt2II. lb be 2 ort Sloe &mu (t k tts to I opt Patiolk (t! of NO to 1 Weluoko (I) 11 to I Warrilartoo It, 100 to 3 Ptetro (nd , V to 1 (I) lon to 3 tioscloher of 100 b 7 Manikin it \ 441 to I Strodbroke ,t) 20 to 1 1 DO to I Marquis of Oa awl yin robot toff) The Spy tor 04 to 1 Planet 0111 Inah 4.loeta lEdto 1 It) Illly t off) 1000 to 10 doe Kaw ts) :0 to 1 20 iIJ 1 BEDFORD RACE MEETlNti.—TumnAs. The /Tort witnoicoil at 114,1 ford today vac of a very tame ' , Mitten, but there we. a good compaay, the indonetnant held wet for a etrong tom t. r of the profenuonalc being the antiMpa- Mini. of important eeean witch and ConbridgedMii moverni , nta. = , erewenably eekl, the weather wet enrrahle. ael the or et the outvele palate wee about the average The Trial Stales, with abash the newer was net to &MUMMA* at two "rasa, war delayed r. it. and only twenty-one animals contacted gAe reniaming tie tam, %climb, with the exteption of that car. NW oar by toe Vet.. fell to the favoaritm Details. are appended. Tar TXIAI STAI•I4. of 5 ewe. each, with Mt add.-1, weight for • trth pennitiiv and allovnuiem, owe mile. war .11,1111 l• I Vail. Tat het - mitt Or t0...a illashbeap) of 5 sera. mob. with a) added: wiaucn. extre weed eared stake. Oho nide. cube.) Yr. W 61“1:b . 111 t, l y Trumpet,' - &tomato.% 3 era, 7st 211 , ...,11azweaul 1 r i.rte'.‘ . .a:rt 'ant, 4 yea, Mt tab .. I Lynch 2 W. Jhoi•th's Mums tiladiateut : 3 yr., 74 1011) .IPueort 3 I.let.r al.n ran. Wilms.. 11 t.. R sirst - ZiWta - • 7 t, ti to Y apt LICSAT, 9to 2 net IL* 1. rdwte:u, and bto I sic. 4 Court l'Artl. Corset wads Loa I..st Ilit m . t. w strides Maw Illadisteur took a dear lead. eels. t e. :r g. on seeot.d, tbs. rear being braailit up Isy Court 14:11. )Lk.. e the bind 1r Mersa. Now Illwltateur'. lead w.gr de.wiseed. and Pbe .0.111 afterwards ffsve way. The entswiaail was at one. t.k. n I y Cernet, who stalled off rotirt Curl's chal ks:es. the stand. and won easily by • fork. Maw tra-lanp a It ngtb U 1 rear of the wound, whilst vas a lad urth. . . l'r. S T 7 . 0 morn. &bled to a handicap of 13 1 , 4• e. tad.. 1.. ft: wttan :tn.; orcanstl saved stake. IIS out o. nye it whom pike 3,m. each.) I a.w.t Itsttllynt.y kursuu,.. Neirmismter -Innsy.3 yro, 1.4 ND iII Cos..), 1 i'.q.ll:on. 3 yr-, -t Slb n 3 111 r 13,3t.t1'. Dist► I.lriuond, 3 pi , . 7.t 911, (inc. Sib et 411orlau 3 Trt-i.lent lAnroln Also ran. lirtttne . S to 2 each art kunetue and Kul' Diamond, 34 , I •••-t kneel. ut Lte 411. 11114 h.. 10 :to wet papdjon jeoroup. a t a rood ya. r eat tut the wort will a had of a octopi.. of 'earth. of 310, Inaroond, the r pair lying in company tall entenn.r the Wt. ght • , r 1 n took .owl Pretnient 1.31 -uln droy r i into tho atra tM r anpr *Leh. tho 4.411.1, after p stab l unout. and l'apdion dr. Iv at haat a do/on length...tar of Wail 1 uan.ond and Prowlent Tett...ming the ba. Erni , }anew matt nally the paw. and ha'.l --tht:e Lotto the tot took t hoe order. rn'.l- dtl.t Lm.oln taking he. piano nn the mo de; L, t be wt. tb. tire, in trouble. and the rare was rotteoll to a is at. h bettst4n Fur.nn. and Papillon. the t wino,. of whom h th. le et of IL.- etrumle. and won mealy by a '.'ninth aid a hall. 7a. I. nytlo. div:ded ItLr k 1 tuonond faun Papdlon, •11-o.t Treeii..nt L.n.oln was not morn than a l.mgth byhunl, fourth Toe Tow , 4 ST•At, of 5O rov• adarl to a Sworrotalcr. of 3 an, each: se :Or forne.. with n 11.ng and otltrr allow.woc... At., a Sr% cu.at..r. of a J :1 ItroAtt --I.ady Audi , y (t4o'. 2 yr.. 5.4 :It. I W3-0a 1 Ur 11 T. u ; V-11.)tua f•to 5 yr., ttat 616 'Cannou' i Yr H I.spon-ion Lto, Y yTo. 54 711J.Sio:rulan, 3 • ViAzw,Jrk nn: to 4 Qn thPippi). 7 ll.tarei Clly. and 4 tot az.t fur t.n throughout aP Owed, tla• tramway win. lung tam]) 1) I.alf ahi Oh. Ispraw.m war . h i d tid r .;. ..d Waxworliti ahn off The winner waa Pohl to Mi. ii,nuoy fur Ito) pulntap _ _ les W.•LI r.s TAric PT •cr• of 1( onr. tort., 5 ft, irith y, vr .ST 144!.: • n:r., 1•.1 1.0....0.1 Mho., ; . r .„ l TY(' af 4 LAii••). '35 ..Ib, t.l Wairin .y Ila,dzna2t , I Urim -haw; 2 'Moms, 3 Itr. uct Srintr, N.t 711. 11r 13 1r0n..., S.t I►. V. n: slAn ran. Iktt n t - . 71 se..tll.l:e of Warwick, 7 to 1 14,1 I T. , Isl.: 2. to 1 aew spint.•. 'flw• lAA mention^! nit ...t • ),, A . ;,.. ; A !:•/,11.4 1 y 14rlle of Warw.. kto the t uru fr. ti, •t • 11.. I. 34 wtst twk.•o I.y the Lutter, who n•;. t• ''y y i• .b 1.• •!..t...1t5... at , onll rod thin!. ant in V. n w it 4.1 nr • - tc.4 If ‘s. t AI. of .5 onyq carl, with M aI h ea 1r LT. , 1.. %. n II .14 wa. • Lt. 15 a•-: , ,h•t• 1,-. I I oaf.e4— V.A. IC* .laza, 5 yr4 : 7-t 411, Int" 10 fr- y”, r.• 1 , 21, If: I 1...1*••• 7-: I • 7.1 k•• 1.1. y nn , l IA I:I.-, %I•n . Itu 3 h. mrc R 5 T. I-I% to. I .4,1.2 lir. 1 1). r, V. 1 ..t A-- tr.•. 1 3 y 1•• Iht Pt (11.,' a 'no I ,tt. r le. t A+tra• •• :‘ • . ...law! I, ?11. rim • PT) : •‘ •. up In I• •.r.,1- irily Iv 11 T. 1.1 1 T ••I ! rztl) A Ii• !ol f.blv 0.1 14 tl4. b. 4.1 ani tier . • 14 • ~r h. 4.101 LA I:'• 4' lIA I ATII:a III:TTIN,1 ON TILE COUILSR. CLSA wri 11. _ _ ICC IO IS L 1.4 la: Cnirti ,off. 2', to 1 art nnTvioLiq ► t : as u, I to uc, v.a t IV —km t WWI 1•M, to 12 M ryu of Ca .!? rstpui 200 to • rtel•lk 't f, I Woo/ Co fI f I lftn t , ) 1 • Kil.CAwitti 1, I 'A MI:111 ItfiE:•1111tE. IVO to 116 lib to 1 ago 1 y •t, 3. to 1 -- ft, u, ! f Mtn 1 31to to rn 4, to 1 .Ls In I &, to 1 ♦.nun. • - Lotty thly. L! to 1 1‘...n lady (tmntry tioyr ff,ffi Yrs.:shall 't; Ittltn..r .of, surroN PARK MEETING—MEEDAy. Tl• T. lark V , .b.l not turn out • .. 11,,144N IX wan trawled, tu , 11 , 1411311: SA %WY lair, tlioapra naafi. di.nin. *Led tIA tr.fast .tat.- th.: w.atb r. 11w , Vanollll dcepl. d lmrluud t.nly .null and tlo. tined:Hy, eptakuor, ti•r. not of an tat iting int.-rotting ciiiir.•t•lr. Th• ramp T. , ,ukr“ao ottuart..nt ark it•:etr, and will be found tally rerord,-.1 1, : le•ii.e.• T FT•IIE• I..e•arn , . • _ lux 0-• 4.7 i• of 3 e0v.....T.*.th 25 /1 , 14.13 winner% extra: the (rime t W Lr sold tor et • LDP. (1 ..111". toptlevid'a bt. Valentine. by Ruby- lere.:•, 3 yrt, Seale) 1 Ur. Eap,re Arigill , S yrs, 7,4 Mb i ,ar. let Hoppi Mr. 7. het Wrie'e lla. smash, 5 ,711, Mt ton, !II Mt, low ( Fria) and elatratta oleo ran. Fatting : • to. 5 abet Se Valentine, 7 to 2 eget Fanny, and 5 to lola tan. At..r a long delay at the poet, Zwiainaish, in the arn.tre of tie mux. , oath Foamy on hiot right and the faveinte hie h tt, v,4 o ff marl) abe wt eltar of the other two, of wholn floral* wow left a long way in the rear. The order above given W. maintained to the dielance, where hoth Ilavannah and Fanny were Wads, and larrill drew up to Mt. Valentin e , wh om aht nerd at the half &cleave, and a good rune borne en led favour of Pt. Valentine by a hood; Ilevannah three 'melee in the rtar'of (alum two beaten off. The winner W&Rbrierht in for 41 etUDESOI. Tua BlallIN.11•11 Hs so° sr of 6 Km. °mph with 1( •Aftnnl ; Ike owner to nave Lis stake; wigwams ratra. About owe zalla sad • Bait. (4 wbs.) M 7. Linaeasi'm Baruabo, by l'orto hieo—dam by 8.n4 Itaarnly, 6 pv, 74 &lb !Tow) 1 Kr. T. Wwlluir'n Jo-nabel, int (ute. 716 ex.) (Foal 2 11. Dar. nporr. Vugiumn (-}briper, 4 yn, 7.t Ilb ( . J. Clerk) I life thiardiernan also nal. Betting 6to 4 meet Virginian (keeper, 6to f art Jesated, 3to I ern liarnato f. 6to I 6164 Loot Guardsman. As won as the Sag fall Barisal,' took the dewily attended by Jizabel, with We favourite third and Light Guardsman last, until rounding the bottom turn, tato life Guardsman slipped and Nape down a Lasts, galloping awry riderken. Neale qiiirkly jumped op and walked bark to the weighing-rocas unhurt. Atter Unit Jembel drew up to Hornsby but failing to get on equal terms, the Liter, without ever being headed. ‘•••• ••••IY by a sou Ple of /le VAS ngth f s, rau V • (-keeper finiehing third, four lengths in the of . Toe W4%7.'006 PLATY. of 81111041 for all NM: weight for age. (*.editions] allowances. Tliree-owirters of • mile. Mr. Seminal's Vigor. by Promised lead—Hope, 4 3ros 144 111 b Mr. Jorwen Jeanie Me?, 4 yew, hit 21b . freppl.7 2 Ur. Sagitta, gym, Tot 131 b (aar.166.) (41. Um) 3 //wars and Tura of Luck Mae tea Petting: 6 to 4 on Jenne Flower, and 4 to I any other offered. Jessie Flowes made play for the that quartis of a mile, whim she gave way, end the Mod was taker. by Turn of Luck, with Vises does attendanne, the former hawing the beat of the Sorb. Woo by a I.ogth from Vigor, who was a couple of hogthe in alliance of Jeri, Plower, with Hewitt& a bad fourth. Somme last, teal. ri off. Go returning to weigh m Turn of Luck war Oilseed to for going tie wrong .ride of a poet, and alter an inmetiodion awarded to by the atewards was disqualified, and the ram Vigor. Tag Cog.•n MAP PLOT. of 40 NOW. ; for all ages; winners extra. About seven furlongs. Mr l . Fict b ion's Ada, by Pits Gladiator -Berions, g 64 21 • (W'en) 1 Hr ' W. xy.•t'. Norwrsse, 3 yrs, let tab tar. H WO,El,t's Vesturrr, 6 prt Traveller slso ran. Jx) . (.1. Clerk) V .(PuPPkg) 3 des Weew4 at f tOiaart Julla:Tiemod et f to 4 seat Tra veller, Y to I met Wotan., 3 to 1 scat Ada, sad 4 to I eget Noo- P. n .. ' 11 * 1 *" .1 ,. With Vestuzee, mode play for the fleet quarto+. et a mile, erhes Um- two if's, way to Ada, who took the MU. nun& w 1.44, abr maietaawd to the rad, winning ewal7 by a i•sirre, 1.. l thud, Tea Ti.. Writ aa lriAsca of 40 Pere.; foe lootersl weight la ; proallier end allowance/1. Two mike. Mt. Williwea'" La Pea. 4 yrs. Ilint 611) (Mr. c s , flgen e e I MT. Druz' Clara. 3 ynk, (J. Fonder It Hillsertea If yrs, 1040 lb. jO. 3 The following .1.0 ran:-Mr William. name. Mitabnal Toil, Lutooline, Lwy, Number Two (late Itawtee), Plattke. Strangw, Twisty, Master }totality, and Merle. Vetting: to I apt Ls race, hto I aget Number Two, II b t eget Taney, and 7to I eget any ether. Ortlywiek with Wit tier' eat oat the verb to the an sin D. where Number Two alippt4 Sp and threw Pager bc:3: 17 in .Taa not bust.. La Tow then *sited ogres Clara, H and way wee to the didaway when ens headed, there, yid wan la a water by half a lingth ; • and a hall sregeretcd wetrul aria third. The restraiwike pulled 4+ beaten te. aticirir. • CRicirr dunce esomattui. BLACX rixvitv. Yesterday et Mole Pb,er Maidiesee, play in this sistob was meowed. A vast meratits of run fail when the night and • toornisig, but by hnlf-pnit dews, when play it was bright sad pkesset ; Mere tram hemmer, ueembanal Menem The weliets were of mune dead and heavy, but wore wrlL Coaidareing the Mete of the weather there wait:= tiodanee of egenakes, and the band of the West Kent Militia agate teat/dated to Meer arounneest by performing an sz collect seiretien et inteie. The " proceeded *MI gale insurer., 1 bane aod bullocky Deem the "119t'6 , 4614" and 11 1 1 11 1 dad timid the "Awn" bowler. • Ilia seem win &tormented 'to as be fore • arparation wax effected ky_ltsrai driving Omens Go tor , his wicket, be having mole 111. Bullorket to a deem; ba played eery stodgy. K.M.rdi was la rie= geed how, and kept his wieliet up mad the else of the Wm*" wkieb milatiasted atair Itt in setter t 4 the Critics' more. For the " Prow." XI wee siege top seeratwith 80, and lie. Crawford thew other üble motribuier with 11. Chamois and Mullagh both bowled admirably in this' Malaga, the Weber trillium a new hat by bowling Mears. Westball, Fithernag, a. 4 in one over. Mather being hurt, could not go in, and tlw Maims elmsd for It, when the game mad etenspe wore drawn, beirjr per o'clock, and the apeetaters, who amounted to about 1.110, beam &axiom to sensing the lesessiersog, epriarer . l, ate. Tlua was ranted on until &tinier pet e Mop to t* bags. whet+ the " who took a Wit farewell of their Town Midling friends, reeeivod end (eft three hearty Mem% and were whirled off to the railway Mallon. The following is the foil Mort: . Out Joe. riavt lenity/v. Reeentd !minim Mr. 0. F. (Wier, b Itullagb . • nm mat Mr. W. Ye" llry, not out .. .N c ILnwrenor, b WA- Mr. J. H. Crawford b Wullesb 1 c Muungs, cumuli It Dlr. C. hayrick, b Mullogb . 1 b (AMOS ..... Mr. IL bomb e Bellorky, b ROM Ht. W. B. Kenos, b Lawmen, ... 7 not out . 2 Mr. 1 ". rarbenot. b 0 b Outran , . 0 Mr. J. Oadd. ton out .. 13 Cluvlvy. b ...... 1 Mr. F. F. Crawford, b lAwretwo . 8 r and b Manes . 0 Mr. Wr.thall, jun., e Bullocky. b Iron , nee . Mr. C. Mehber, b 14tirresee .... . 0 Mut .. . 0 b8,1b3 .. be, .. ....*0 .. 17 Total ...... . . ...... 101 Total ........ 24 A1,0111161111•LP. -- IPT red.ftp, b blurb tropenny, r Salt.; b Burl . . 4 Novae, hit "helot . . Bull. 44y, c 144atesi, b t >add . 1 alervber, e Norton, b 21 'nett, bit vneket ......... . .... . t'barb y, b 111.1-a-thcb, e and I Auk . ..... . ... Peter, b °oda lliceytuto, b bomb . b 3,4411 --- ----- NAVAL AND MILITARY. CIIATTIAM, Sir. 21 GLSTRAL COURT-MARTIM- —The fitidin,7 of the general cour.-martiat recently held at this garrison un der the presidency of Colonel the Hon. J. J. Bourke, for the trial of three prisoner., having been approved at the lion.. Guards. the sentences leased on the prisoners were promulgated to-day. The prisoner, Private Jame. Sivee. in y aid Private John O'Halloran, Military Train, were tried for insulionlination and using threatening language towards the non-commissioned officers who had them in custody, in the barrack room, on another charge. The court sentenced each of them to be branded with the letters "B. C.," to undergo 12 months imprisonment with Lard labour, and to Ist dismissed from the set vice with igui inlay. Private James Fenmea. 106th Regiment, tcinl in • charge of having appealed against his rrgn tat utal ac, aunts, ai.d used insulting language towards the ollicer commanding his company. He was mentesoed to be branded with the letters " B. C.," to he dismissed from the service. and to be imprisoned and kept at hard labour in the military prison, Fort Clarence, Rochester, for the pen, d of 1$ months. A detachment of 76 non-cemmissicmed officers and men of the let lettalion of the 10th Regiment, with three officers, has been placed under orders for embarkation to Jet an. to join the headquarters and service compaMes of their regiment. ADMIRALTY, SETT. 29.—APPOINTMENT.—Lieu tenant Frederick W. Egerton to the Mark Prince, for I , elvice in tLe Hirt. A detachment of the 29th Regiment of In fantry yesterday erubsrked at Liverpool un board the Montreal Ocean Steamship Companf s steamer Belgium, for the purpose of joining the main body of the regiment Car,ada. The Belgium sugs to-414. IbldA, CHINA, •ND Ariark.lLlAN Mumma.. Stir. 29.—The Peninsular and Ori en t a l c um . sny't. steamship Pens passed Meemna at 7.34.1 this evening en route for Maneilles. THE REGISTRATIOYS. MIDDLEREX, In the parish of l'a7l4liin,ton, firm a Mary Rickman of 5. Grovr-end-place, was objected to by the overseers, her qualification being ~ f reehold houses, 67 and 8, Grove- Mr. Shorn attended to support the vote of the female. 'I he ItuniAer had previous y alluded to the ci-e. which it was at first thought but been objected to on acaettst of 1.4 I e uly. Ile -aid a woman, ii she obtained the prt n. hp. of the franehee, mostii!so d;reluarge the dune... }tut could a woman become a soldier or minor 'f Worn at. too. ro‘vht th.im the pia liege 4.f tint! Ly their peerese..; and t'i,e would operate a., a great relief t•I the geuthmacu sera4.4lle4 juiors. In fact the introducii in of the t 4.f Lord er the late L.rd Broagitam. who so. C. , it wu , . would lead to eatrao,lirucry confusion. " ' When, I , ,we'ver, the cu-e was ealkal on.. lhe (.‘cr.ter -aid the ground of objection was that 67 and N wire not in the Ftri.h. • . . . Mr. !*htiten .nid the . windier. of the hou,es were not 1 7 teed h," but " b, 7, and te. - '1 he CA orKer replied that Urtve-end-place wa, nut in the aneb. 'I he Itarrieter hell that he had therefore no power to hear the ewe. Mr. Shaili •siitl he should have the honour of the quevt:on next week at rabridge, the overseers of Haling con Latin{; gallantly left fifty or silty females on the list. 11. t blts to-day (IVettne4day) at It.olley's flute!. WESTMINSTER. LODGER TILINCIINE. Mr. blokes (addressing the court) Though I still entertain the opinion I formerly expretwed as to the question of value, and advised that au appeal should be taken against your decision, I beg now to stabs that I am uotrccted to say that the appeal will not be taken, as it is not desired on our part to restrict the franchise. 'therefore, so far as we are concerned, your decision will be considered as final on that point. Then there is another point regarding the flats and model lodging-house'. After its being Leld that each severed part of a house is a house, I cannot understand why persons occupying parts of a model lodging-house should be allowed to prove as lodge's. On that point, however, I am also instructed not to ask for any appeal, on the same ground that there is no desire on our part to quarrel with your decisions or restrict the franchise. _ The Excising barrister—l am not quite sure—if I had to go thrtugh it again —that 1 would not decide that wee piera in model lodging-houses should claim as house holders; and also that the occupiers of the eats in Victoria-street should claim as houachohlers. They would get their votes just the same. Total number of claims, 6,126: dimillowrd, 823 The &allowed claims contain all who made double claims. One Claire admitted; owe disallowed. Many liberals made claims through more than one source. One of t•ucli claims was, as a matter of course, disallowed. Ihe number 623 does net, therefore, represent the num ber of actual voters disqualified, but merely the number of filled-upclainis which from one cause or another were rejectsd. Of the 4,303 clai ms w hi c h h a v e b leu a d m itt e d 3127 are believed to belong to the liberals, and 1,176 to the conservatives. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 30, 1868. *Us sod rid $ I ree to ihedr pobee.g isresat, Ne. 19 IL, said the prisoners and another boy were Mob)* and throwing sumer vaults alongside an oesbibus in the Ommercial-road. They ran until they ware exhausted, and then laid down in the road. Mr. Paget—l hope the geoudbus pa engers did not give them any mosey. Dilko—No, Mr, not a farthing. Another boy, the bro ther of Neville, was eke tambling, and be got away. The mother of Neville said her bops would go oath - bling in the road, and she amid not stop them. y obtained • few halfpence foe omnibus pameogers. Mr. Paget—You ought to be ashamed of young( to allow your children to be tumbling about the streets. The Mother—l do my beet fere Mr. Page/—What is the se d your sea before me The Mother—Five, it—fire years old. Mr. Perret—Monssase, woman; Ire years old—be is more than that. _ _ _ The 111 otheTLlrive years only, dr, be wee last month. Mr. Paget—And are you not ashamed of yourself to allow a child five years old to be boa. th• oboe* and to be in that most u terble itson— enemy human P nun sorry the so foolish as to encourage these young vagtus ee ett e r th e :wing them money. It Is • most mischievous thing. do not know the harm they do is enoouraging Pe =ounif " eti. C e boys were then remanded to the Stepney Union House, Bromley, for a week. 0111SIMICH. Amish Repolds, aidl7, Lee-grove, Lewisham, Joseph power, 10, limet-etreet, Greenwich, and Robert Georp Starkey, of 14, Norden-street, Greenwich, were charged with *Awaiting and robbing George James /Linger, on the highway. Samuel Ling, • plainclothes esiostable of the It divi sion , said that he received information that the prosecu tor bad been assaulted and robbed at eleven o'clock on Sunday evening between Leiria/lam and Deptford; he went to • beershop at Lewisham with the prosecutor, and after being there • short time the prisoner Reynolds en tered, and the prosecutor immediately said be wav one of the four men who bad assaulted sad robbed him the previous night. Reynolds admitted the robbery, and produced some of the property from his pocket. The other prisoners were :afterwards arrested. The prisoner Rowell, in his defence, and that of the other prisoners, laid that, seeing the prosecutor was drunk, and that the parcel was falling out of his pocket, ho hail taken it for safety, and took it back to the bnetelsop-keeper en Monday night, when be wee apprehended. astable Ling said he bad made inquiries, and there was nothing previously known against the prisoners. Mr. Patteeon accepted the prisoner recogmances to appear again on Faturdey. "SON LAST maims GAZETTE. WrICSUPTI. TO iininimimeit Hasborball-durd. ASTPIIIIII. Joan, Tufkm-aIL, Winrmineter Matsulbw, Oct 11,M AMBITON, Bu aaao, LYntabad.-ffrineltesa, Oct. le, at 11. A vim t./Lt Au+. Win, Iffati‘4.,florrel bricklayer,Od.7,at 12. Dore, JAMES, men metdmint, 04. 10, at IL enamors, ALPIIIIII, Neaet4.strert, Resent-street, retragusent bailie beeper, Oct. 10, M 11. Mem SWAMI. Jammedrert, Oatilea-uptare, late boom kerpir, Oct. 9, ail. 01119,1111. WILLIAM{ $ll/1111. Miaeltaller-buliaiers, Nattiorkbill, late grass, Oct. It, at 1. Chaser, enema% Leaden Carey, Be, brieblayer, 0ut.12, at I. 004 MM, Gamma Carmine, Leingtey Marsh, Bedunglimnabire, farmer's bailiff, Oct. 10 k at 1. JOWNJP MOIITAOI7/1., 1,1011• L Jemmer. aria Prescott-And, ffterilarrea-ffelolm, dear nianuiarbartmv, 0 , 4.16, at 1. Ripe, TllollAii, Brli-anut, Dreok-mseet, Holborn, journeyman paper glazier, Oct. 12, at 1. K warms, WILLIAM 11111 Mr. 8411100406d,0maberwell, gel en einaer,.oet. 10, at IL DUOS, JEAN BOLT.). la:um; Pararbac-Lernme, Hackney, DOW parer editor, Oct 10, it 1. i1101.1“011, Juan, Cliarlatte-tensee, Blackfelan-road, late potato salarama, Wt. at it. Wulff, Cinter, Saadridae, Berta, pobffemn, Oct. 12, it 1. FAINT - L. WILLIAM Jamas, Ceborn•terracm ripabliam, Welt area 04.10, at 1.9, 11AT.J0111N. Prlm•-plare, Oc tc gent, Oct. 10, at 12. Tanga, Joa n , Wandsworth, budgie 10, at 11. T 'Amen, Nicbolawatimet, Houton, journeyman piano forte sitar. OM. 12, at 1. MA111111.1., Kow een,Anies-p.jimmared.,babdrumer,Ott.lo,4lll. Ilmerem,PanommaWiti.ianjarm Biledardobsehlair L O?LlUt 1 2. e, amni a ALIMISD,Orain-at.,mitrum9gemn, arosar,uot.lo, at 1 1. Omer/man, Twines Simem, Appmech-road, Bethnal-green, lather' dream tr imming manufacturer, Oct. 16, at 11. Weems., Joey WILLIAM ALSWIFT itklemeate-street, bonnet adopt iaanutartator, IVOIISINILE, WILLIAM el/WILIII. 17aQwq-sawa, EUXWO , Vplare, late. suoataat Loa Loot imotafattom. Oat. 10, at 1. At lb, reapoutha MateMt Marla AULT, Dewar, Wined, boat builder, Oct. 9, at 12. Au Fria, WILLIAM, Uinta% Stagordab., beetoolks, Oct. 17, at ll. 8..% lra, Gautier, leloamon, beer retailer, Oct. 13, at 10. Ban multi., re, iftaffordahlrf, baker, Oct. 14, at 12. Denali., °Town, Caboure, Santa, Oat. It, at 12. CM•DWICE. Aare al, Mame, ~ call dealer, Oct. 11 114 11. Owens, Atrazu Jos, lidatham, Kent, carrier, Oct. 16, It. Docarv, Harm:, Laaraatore Ole tertter,O.t.ilkat 11. Etuterr,T Atabinerentaokproprietrirpet.l3,4l2. EvIGUIP, 111111111.r,e i lL" . Wed uresiwick, 'green', GM. 41, at 10. Yorairo, , Devoaddre, atrpeater, Oct. 13, at 11. Pox, Timms, thastbani, Drrbam , draprr, Oct. 13, at 13 Oitermay, WiLtian, jun., QAIIIOII h, Kent, coal rairebard, Oet. 111,aA 11. WILLIAN Wlrkaltire, clerk ki boll order'', (M. 11, at. 11. 11•1, a vox, WILLIAM Jaw, Dover, eating-hona..-koeper, Oct. 13, _st 12. WILLIAM BRlllti, BCRILILMOII#OII, dairyman, Oet. 14, .412. Btu., WILUA a, wavhisig machine maker, 0 I. 20, at 12. Buono. Trona', ilmodlrriawl i. publazus, Oil. 13, at 12. J•IlINIAM, WILLIAM BIBMIIT, Haylantlt, Lilt of Wight, bona.", Oct. 1411 t at 14. KEATS, WILLIAM Nepal', Leek, 're .taker , Oct .14, at 11. Lta gar?, JOHN, Bacilli, blab brailmAlter, (Vt. IT, at 11. Biry, Ilimaimedro, and Nulaus, Imn...hae t emotiartnr, Ort. 14, at 11. liallertail, Nutt., bricklayer, 0.4. 14, at 12. 111..azie, J•Kra, liouthsea, farnitwe r, (let. 12, at 12. 316,10111. W, WILLIAM COM., HMOCT TTILOITIefe, I.,IIOIIgALM, wine agent, Ott. 12, at 11. N. ILS I AII,WIVL eavrec,Tale of Wight, marater,ort.lo.at 1.4 r. trance, TUMMY, /101101•111,44111, lALAckstlllllll, 0.1. 7, at 12. 24..41, RIME AT, haughty'', Ihm4ll..kiab. blarlualuth,l..4 13,at 10. l'a, a Lae all, Weet flrtanwi..h, adeentan, 01. at W.. /silent, Giwat.a, brutal, ailzaaa, Oct 11, at 12. R•T.I ter, alrc, Abcrazaws, Olunordanahirc. victualler, tie. 13, at 11. nr FI.LI, 14A1b01 , 011101, Dounshirr, card wair.44, 04t. I at 3. }ham., thorn.. Lianelly, mane, *pt. 11), at 11 Itl taw . a, Ilitak,ia 1) 1.1e.1.1, Lan. aattirr, Ircmintnucer, Oct 9, at. 11. li , TUOMAP, Wealiimetbortmgh, Liacolizehire, farracr, 04. 13, at 11. Fa a a , AVTUrr, PAC)! Busslem, joarno - man pat. r, 10, a' 11 POI'TWORA, 1i1011,14, WO4 Haddon, Worthampuni.hu , , butzLer. U t. 7, at 10. Si. lAairk7, Warm. Irmaar, CH. 12, at 11. Ha• 11•%, I 1•, . IN Maw IstAbtr, CIAO MAW r. 4SI. :LL 11. 51 . T114 ASP, Wt, LIAM, Swarawa, ,lrarar, O r t. 10, at 11. TAN t. a. J Itnattrrd, Irmptr, t. 1.1, at '1 * I 1.1..114410 N. Evo rtaa, bru‘ttina , r, t. 12. at 3. 111141t14 ALI JANIS. (7Ar04 4 1C-Aloorr, ImeaaLtn, la!aout , r, I kt. 19 at I. T111.VT;;;,13111 , 1•11IN, liCiugovinfard, fludlardanno. ftroner, 0.1 It, at U. TI1). Ornrnr, and /neer., itrrrint; nuly.ty opntdr muumtletnn.r , , ot. 21, at 12. Tntalkll6.4,ll, IU, 11A1.1., jun., I.l,..rtinnl, tneroh-ant, t at 1 TI rc, l ' nklnlu, la IL, and Jull! 1411AI/1111., 1.4r1.1)..1-111, 11;.u., m 11101111,:t r Ikt. 11, At 11. 111./ 11, WI! I lAN. raienton, 1/evwcushire, vI. r. 0 t. 9. e Id NV•I.IIIII, WU! raw. IMnrar.t.r, 1•0111111,1 , 1. trawlkr, t./.1. t.,, ot• N. JI.MN, I.eievater, tad.K, (ht. 17. at 19. I , l'ol v, I.v ea to. ()mat (ininoby, lannnlnah. ye.entut. Oet 9 le W.• 1.. x, 111.0111• II thrtill. hawker. Oct. 12, at 11. W•.. 91, 1:14 HARI/. Wail tin t , Yorkviurv, gwv , r. 11. DA-NKRUTTC7I.II ANNULLED. 141.1. 17. WILLIAM ( * toll unocuou, Idgmlownr, Ju,y 11 1101 I' BIT WI I cont, gearomabe, pluziabtr. DECLARATIONS OF OIVIDENiid. Jour Loan, div aloud of I-. 110 , any 'lbw...day, At =sear's, liirroinsrharn. Wit tun Wok v 'Naos, jun.. Westsvatary, Stuffords.urv. buildsr - 1.4 dividend 14 anylliutsday, at Kalmar's. ihronnets tot. .1.411 N UtTnOM, Itllllol2-1111011-I`ll nt, and els..witsse, tam'St norehiant - 1,4 diva of Is. TO., any rhuraday, at liinne4ea, RYI Mitlellol. fnartra , Liverpool, slate dealvr• 2nd dividend of Is any Wean...day, at Turner's, Lis ()IA AL SP liana MIA a. Liverpool, Me errlAatlt?r.ldlridend of 2.1., any Wean. day, at Turner's, Liverpool. Wit LIAM IV Nll MM . . I, LIWSpOOI, 11,11,1ter-- 'lrd dividend of 7.. Sid., any Wtalutoday, at Tumor'', Livorpol. DITLLENDS. - - - - 0.1. 9. ri. Flute, talon. eAax, to.k..r- D. P.dmer.K rten-nra.n.fiull, Kern.u.k ovrner - Oct. 29. W. 11•1.11..... an. Kin r o.ton-ligam-Illull. allover -001. 11. a. J. N9-11..1., owner-Oct. 119. O. 8011, Harm-ura m-Iluab r, taller--(let. IT. O. O. Anderoon. Karunatnn.upn Hull, brmatir curer-0.4. la. W. a holTl k.tl.r-- (At. 29. b. Smith, Huartua-ui.m.Llull. arnwer Al 1. 9. H. Blown, Iht rpoul, berd,..uon - Ut. 9 B. Ito,..awroft, Wittunball, (I.nrhirr, farm. r Oct. 9 W. Allrn , w, .r. (1.111111.1.14.11 agent- Ort. 1.1. J. Holland. P..tnt.rrton. I. in e. ttin aionn... l hi. 13. T. Hahn, Flaw. La' -our... 4 1 t 11 J. 119•11. y, urn. eumrr - (AI . 15. J. 11.01211'on,N1111e:o.t..r. kl. H. r. N. Walarla, W/atrn. UtUt. - 11.01.1. f 0•1 r •• York.torr. .thormalt..r V. t 1I 1: II • altrr-Oi • 11. A I.: u. MAItYLEBONE. At the request of Mr. Edge a special late sitting wan appointed for to-night to finish those districts of the pariil of Marylebone which dal remain to be gone through. Those who wish to produce witnesses on any point. in which their claims are informal will be heard at this sitting, unless the list to which they belong is eland. PINEIBURY. Ymstrrtday morning Mr. Chisholm Anstey, the revising barrister, rimmed his revision of the lists for the above borough at the County Court, Duncan-terraos, Islington. The same agents appeared as before for the libet sl and craservative parties. The revising barrister, on taking his seat, briefly referred to the remoras which have induced him to remove his court from Linooln's-inn to the place in which they ware now sitting—the main one being to consult the convenience of the inhabitants of Mt. Mary's, Islington. The hots for Islington were then pro nettled with. They are very heavy, both with regard to occupiers and lodgers. 1)1 laurr-BROWN COD LIVIi OIL. dilf..Easerr. pod tolveneoraelnee, aU funnel; Januar fable **Awe ulank Go JIM'S% OK Imo beam etlyelufstored rob the nonfood remise In Oesormonien sad all Memos of the Meet leo remedy No rapidly roams 5 1 =Sal fervairell=ow• W Dutritive fneetione. etogo oyesthiu... W. pervpiretion. quiets th e Gold enneoferstio or producer a mere reark.vl and favourable biasses on Use falai nabb'. noel Noy eepeulrd imperial lla/tolsta ; Pinta l at; le., by all demur!. Bole Ooularnere, aThealr, Harford, ane1 1 e3771 . , 11113.41. fondue -- - (4lo;ertietsovett I HAMMERSMITH. Mr. Balmy, the ritleving --- ot&wroiHairaiworwaith, ap pliod for a summons agaurist a man for aegleMing to bury Lis wits, who bad lately died. He raid the body had herome putritlixl, and that day he was obliged to have it removed. Mr. l'ayman Paid hr was not aware of any law which Rave him power to interfere. It bed been decided that a man was not hound to bury hiss child, though its body might be In a mart °Remove and dangerous condition, unless he had the 1111.1111111 to do so. Mr. Niamey said the man to whom ho referred had the means last week, but be wasted them in drink. ft had coat the parish lrei. to bury the body. Mr. Layman thought the relieving officer would lei able to recover the expenses in the county court. Mr. Haley mi.% afraid not, as the man had not RiVlOll any loan note. lie believed the magistrate had power to dWil with the We. 11r. Iniyrimn again said he was not swam of any such lower. However, if Mr. Halsey was able to Rhoes him any art which gave him that parer, he would grant him a THE HEALTH OP L0NT074.--It appears from the return issued by the autLority of tee Registrar- General, that in the week that ended on Saturday, the 26th September. 4,600 births and 3,123 &ells were re gistered. in London and in 13 other large towns of the I toted Kingdom. The annual rate of mortality wax per 1,000 persons living. The annual rate of mirtality laid seek was 22 per 1.000 in London, and 24 ia Edin burgh ; 19 in Bristol, 20 in Birmingham, 31 in I. verpo 36 in Manchester, 42 in Salford, 23 in Sheffield. 32 in Bradford. 34 in Leeds, 22 in Hull, 26 in Newcsietle-upon- Tyne, and 28 in Glasgow. The rate in Berlin was 38 The 1,000 daring the seven days ending the 17th inst. The excessive mortality from summer &weber I, princi pally infantile, which recently prevailed, has nearly die appeared. The deaths referred to this diseam in the deign large English towns, which exceeded 900 hoth in the laid week of July and the let of August, had iledlinel to 228 in the week ending last Saturday. During the ton weeks ending laid Saturday the annual death-rate front diarrhoa in the several towns was 4 per 1,000 in London, Bristol, end Newcastle. 7 in Bradford, 8 in Liverpodl, Sheffield, end Hull, 10 in Manchester, Safford, and Leeds. and, higheet, II per 1,000 in Birmingham. Mcre than 6,000 deaths were referred to this disease in these eleven towns during the ten weeks, thus raising the ave-ego annual di ath-rate by 6 per 1,000 persons living. In Lon don the births of 1,062 boys and 1,069 girls, in all 2.1 fl children, were registered in the week. In the ca-.. - spoudiug weeks of ten yearn 1858-67 the average num'', ree reeted for increase o fpepulation. is 2,044. The deaths registered in Loudon during the week were 1.327. It was the thirty-ninth week of the year and the average number of deaths for that week is, with a correction for increase of population, 1.255. The deaths in the present return exceed by 42 the estimated amount, and exceed by 107 the number remitted iu the preceding week. The deaths from emetic diseases were 3,1, the corrected average numb •r being 387. Twenty-five deaths from mcaslee. 101 fro n ecarlatina, 7 from diphtheria, 20 from whooping-coaA. 62 from fever, and 64 from ihaithoe were registered. Toe mortality ft OM eearlatina exhibit, a considerable increase. and it is greatly to be feared that the cause is to be f .anal in the bad sanitary Mote of the poorer district of tlei ructropolie. The 'registrar of the sub-district of Lend.) road, Southwark, reports m reterence to a fatal tee of seal lat :ea wi ich occurred at 10. Londou-ro there is DO water lead on to the water clooet, and the effluvia is vary offelueve. - Si. deaths from aarlatina were ree,rded last week in the sub-di.trict of li•• i eington Town, 4 in the eulrd.etnct of Fu.hatn. 3 in th.• rub -district of CLel,ta north-vat:4, 3 in the t of Kentish-town, 4 iu the cub-di-tract of St. tieor:te-the. artyr, Ih.lborn, 3 in the s of West LA§ (It • North. 2 in the suboinatict of Ifatehtf, 2 iii tn. stab-detrict of Lo elon-i,eul. Southwark. and -2 in the subelietriet of Sydeuliani. Two dat h. d;anboa were ngistered in the sub-lidnct tri Ilunqstvad, 2 in the sub-district of Ilacke-y. 2 in the s..tedidriet of Sj,ita:field-, 3 in tlo• t of .lerner, l'e• mentleey. 2 in the sub-district of the Kent is ad. 3 in the sub-dirtriet of Batter-ea. 3in tho drstriet of Pi ckliam, and 2 in the subslistriet of George, Cuniterwell. The deaths of two infants from •• choleraic drarrhos'• were nvonled ; arid a chili, aka .i years, .lied fnen •• Asiatic cholera." These were sporadre tare., si.ch as may occur in any country, at any period et the year ; there has been no eigia of cholera assuming the epidemic form during the present season. The son of a bannan, age d 2U mouths , died on 2,:rjh September at 2. Old Crave -haw, St. (leorge-in-the-East, of choleraic diarrhea (10 days)." The daughter of a general dealer, aged 6 month-, died ou 16th September at 11, Salamanca court, Lambeth, of "choleric diarrhea, convulsions." The son of a master mariner, aged d years, died on 21th Ss, ptende r, at 33, Campbell- owl, Bromley, of " Asiatic cholera (13 hours)." The deaths of 2 persons from pri %etre, id 4 persons from delirium tremens, of 2 persous hum intemperance. of 9 children and 6 adults from pyphilia, of 3 children from burns or reside, of 6 pensoes (rem drowning, of b infants and 1 &dna from suffocation, of 3 prone who committed suicide, and of 4 persons who were killed by horses or carriages in the etreeta, were regidt rid. FiIATARISN RIOTS AT HARTLEPOOL.—At half past two &cluck on Sunday afternoon, Flynn, the Idurphyite lecturer, took up a position in a huge piece of vacant ground near the market-hall iu West and from thence commenced a harangue in his own peen her style. liwie wee a groat crowd of persone. For the Stet hour or more nothing of any note occurred, pub lic feeling finding vent in hisses anal cheers from the op poeitely inclined portions of the audience; but at length the Irish commenced throwing stories, and using other means of violence, whereupon the En-- fah turned upon them, and routed them from their poeitionr. They, however, soon returned reinforced by some further arrivals, including a few fromneighlrouring towns, and the attack was renewed, when a general *Wei ensued, and the fighting on both sides heroine general. Showers of stoner and bricks were hurled about in all direction., with more or less disastrous results, and on the Irish side there was a plentiful supply of pokers, cudgels, and other limiter implements of warfare. The position of affairs was now most serious, and defied all the efforts of a large detachment of police, under Superin tendent Davidson, to restore quiet, and in the attempt to effect this they were subjected to some rough handling. Oue of the county force, named Thomas Hurkintith, was attacked by an Irish labourer named l'atrick Cairns, who felled the officer by a furious blow with a pair of iron which completely cut through his helmet, and iutlitZ a i serious wound on hia head. He was quickly removed to safer quarters by his brother officers, and a medical gentle. men was sent for to attend to his wounds. tlaon after this Monkbouee and another officer of the lone were able attacked by I'eter lffseglynn. Their injuries., however, were not of so serious a nature. Cairns and the other men were taken into custody the same evening. A large number of persons were more or less hurt in the row, but these were chiefly Irish, and DO serious use has come to our correspondent's notice. Cairns and )I.eglynn ware taken before the magistrates at West Hartlepool Putty Sermons. yesterday, and each sentenced to two months imprisonment with hard labour for their share in the fray. Hurl excitement still prevails.—Neweeeek Menne& [Advertisement- 1 HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND Onion o.lrr. For all elfin diereses. honevor lorotarsto. the," in,dtrinoe are a onverolyn remedy. While the Ointment yam. through the scone of the skis, as warm satitratea the suit or as salt venationa moot, the Villa ma amen the blood. whit& they norm*. end panty. Tbe •Mnie pardon! auirtilnery la Mae ranted hiattLy. moiler, sad viscineue The am UlOlO othertoll la net tem tlal temporary the ammo la onito.lt and for ever !Vitra from the seetear, and the patient marl not tee seeseteseve of It. n-tuna. A. Mom virtheiut a hate no violent aeliou they its net tot ermitatr any interruption of and at...attune They an. moo. ward of raie Nampo., and may 14. tidily Fir• , ,, to ) t oots cialdr., moil Clarity Letellu. PARTNTIZSHIPB MSSOLVF:I"). 11. mi.a.r at..! a W.I• ox. 11. r. 1... I. 1r q, 1 W,r I at..! II M. Pro-- r, 1110 1101l.nrn. rle II tell men N 1 1.4 a nd T., Jto :u 11011, 11.111: %V 1.. CO art, T Wa l .l:. i.n•l 4'. Woo.", r. 1 ,, far au mean,. T. J. Walah--.1 It, Haw LI,. an-I NV. Hon arth, 11nra...1.. Inn. aalan.. Nv r y ,•,.1 44 Wr tue:4.l.ant.- -.1. 1..a'1.... and .T. Wall. r, t.t.t•y, roal marl ante•- E. ltr r. it, • 1 . 11• k. ~ tAr W Tn. krr • -IL V. V. Dral -n ...1 E 11. 11.1 -. 1, y. oaryanir .vent. • , - hi:-1 ....I IL chem.. ra- Matilort nit, t n.! n llopi.r. N araatle-apon- Pna. k and I' Itiaaa,4, Rusladlne, u, ar 1 - '1 %V. St, at aLel J Fast. ant .'ay ,•i I .114:,.11, Cit. t,tgrre .J . I'. 1i..,,. IN and NI. .1. INa...lr* 11. n. hidele-tre. t, .T. Binh 1 11. II 1%.44...1., Turmoil:l.am, ntarlan. males.- W. M.V., 440 F ✓at. -Esti. pada. arrountant•-T. T. Ktlvinzten. 10111 y. and IT. Mar. Think, k.hire, join. ra M. 1.1.41. , .• I I'. Yrornan. V. 4414, hnea drawn. -•Sorah Ann linar. .4n.1.1. Ardwo. k, klanr.lnaarr, hrrwrrs ITarry an I • y, Uri rr . • Wel.. and R. lierhrtserr„ rner. hate.. - TT and W. Lode. word. Old Compunretnet, Soho. FAana and 11. Thianaa. laantiniron Priam, Warw. k.h.n macre-- W. Daeloon and 4.i. J. ItolaTtawn. Alnwirk. NartJarn latlaud, 4-I.rnuate- J. Spooner and J. 11 . .”611., Muer&ld. N: Waltham. trowa founarnr E. laworr and F. (a. Lamer, Smart.- ampron, earn tnerrhanta -E. rennet, And J. Wdkueou. Brad ford, btiali un.trlninta. sEarrirritArroxa. WITTMCW Dow, tilikkgim, tronfutualer, 1. I'l. th. Faculty Hall, 111a-riew. J• 1 " 1 beliatt. Gln.Kow, lithographer. o,t 5. at I'2. zit Vl.' •-• I 'III Draac tlorarox, Ula.arow, clothier, (Xt. it, at I?. at tl.r F.a silty liV il a 411 Allig (" 12::111 Atlditlict:ol, AhormAkt2. tl. at 12. At the liltintl ('owl-totan. 11a44.102gt0n. MARKET& COTTON.— TATearoot, @Err. la --Wady market, ?tt la.trtloeing totioultd rake to-daty N i tta Who. utoluding and export. 4,840 Amen an, 0.1. to It l o ; tk t I‘l , tom. 4ke., lul. to 100. ; die ; *kJ u...•,,, 411,1 %this, 80. to told. ; 60 Maranham. 104.1. ; Eiryptlon. Q. to 14.1. ; 10 Smyrna, Sid.; itlo 1'0na,14.1 t 014.1. , SAW tittr.st. Gd. to ejd. ; Bevical, iskinar. kr.. Gd. to tqd. corroai 000ns.-m•yengwrg., BerT. 29. The Miner tone c 4 the Ilverpool cotton market ha.. award the decline in prisms wlueb was the testate of the yarn and cloth market all last week There bar been sell , little bariume to-day, or &cremation for twine..., and prime are =charmed Meets relay ; but we hoe s• feund rather MOM doing in whipping yarn... There him beer a fair amount of inquiry m yarno routed for the market. of Clam, and they hares led to tone browns at full primes. Buyer, of yarns tot thumany hate also openeteol to a small extent, and thi se have loon some purchmea outtlaltow amount. Alteopther Wu branch of the market has been more cheerful than of late, and it dolor with a better tone of feeling. In cloths, the bulk of the produetion baa met with an emeedingly slow sale. Throe was a good demand all last we. for the better qualities of abirtingv, and num especially of T cloths, suitahle to the markets of China, coming thee' goodie to command MAUI...Iy better priers than almost any other fabrics. To-dry. yarns loving quoted dearer to euemourrices of the liner tone of the Liverpool cotton market, miumfaehmer are anmewhat lOWA easy to deal with, and although them him been a fair enegury, with the exception of emir further Wainer to goods few Chum, but little Gummi. Wu. noodled. Null* and the lower makes of skirtings are still neglected, and the inquiry for them has been very small. *Min of pnating cloths and the heavier fairies for the home trade , re port • quiet and dull market. NORTHERN IRON - MASTERS* QUARTERLY MERTINO. - Will CattIVIL-011-1 . 1.111. herr. M.-- Tbe qoastwely sortie, of the Nodal et ligland gum and aamoriatnl trades woe bold here to-day. There ware a good and influential attondanee, whieh was chiefly however nt.tiithell to the wsirlenta in the o wth d.f Iburtand, the Midland duanet being enueely on well roprivented ow ea foram oora.n.a.. The meeting woo bald in the Amoonady rooms, and in tIMSWIItqI therewith there wax an eahihiuors of various epeetoo n. of iron and steel amplew of boiler plate. nail rin4 and other iron wear shown by Hawks, tl-ew•hey. sea Co.. of liatoshoad anal different other rgweinuma of Iron and oteel sod Wire eppliarwar of the trail. were shown. Rut almost the only oltgeto of interest in ennotoloa with thin atki ►ittole were the epenteareas of not Pled manufactured by Ego. Head, and Ou.. of Middloihurough, from inflotet by the raid own, and Martin wen n, and winch are mat at Menu.. new works. The Keel shown mei. lard the notate of three different myna..., and was ouroufa, turn' how two-thinks of ttevoltuol Iron. eloorestiens bent and to showing gnat (emote *train and trierhuems, were r aatotturt a al, "not internat. sod Proomineed to be very rowan...gin* for the Northern bode, when the large proportion of 11. %. - Load iron, eof whfra it was COMpliitril, i• taken into an. NOM. of the parolees of the sew morrows of snaking del from pore Cleveland bon nark any exhibitioq and the miner of their Wltt * :;%titilig ea it 1: .411‘1111Qadi MIDDLESEX sEssioNa (Adore Mr. easiesat Con.) John Skins, .19, a labourer was indicted for breaking and entering the counting-he:um of Edward Allen, and stealing therefrom id., his neese& per.etreal. Mr. Edward Allen, of 7, U. Luke'., drug-grinder, maid that the primmer was formerly in his employ. On the 19th inst. he found that the counting house door had been broken open and upon further ex amination et the premiers he fou nd the pelaceer concealed in the loft, and he sent for the police and gave him into custody. When he left his (prosecutor's) employ some mouths ago he had broken into the premises, and had stolen about AL Be gave the preemie into the bands of the pel.ies, and found he bad hsee, sobbed to a great el tent. When taken by the pohoe and marciewiL a key, which he bad doubtless appropriated while in the prose cutor's service, was found upon him. On the first owe- Mon prosecuto rdeclined to prosecute. The JuLfound the prisoner OnUty. Mr. S e e Gina Con sentenced him to imprisonment for mine moo _ _ (Before Mr. Pars.) Grew Thomas Filar&Nowt= wee indicted for robbing • publican in Clerkeuwell. Mr. Henry Pelvis keeps the Webb Harp public-house, Aylesbury-street. Clerkenwell, and on the Bth of tleptem ber he missed two boxes of cigars, worth 110 e., which wore produced in court and identified. George Fortune, of Ticweastle-row, Clerkenwell-close, • compeeitor, was in the prosecutor's house with two others, and spoke to the prisoner having stolen the boxes of cigars and walking away with them. He ran after him and gave him into custody. When 166 0 emu up, the prisoner said it wean good job he had got the ht one. e cigars were sub sequently given to Joseph Marshall, the barman, by a young man. The jury convicted the prisoner, and Mr. Payne sen tenced him to eighteen mouths' imprisonment, with hard labour. Charles Smith, 18, was indicted for stealing four bottles of ale, a jar of pickled walnuts, a jar of preserved plums, a meat pie roast lamb, butter, guinea fowl eggs, and other articles, the property of Alfred Nodes and John Woodley Francis. 7be pmeecutore lived in Arthnr-roail, Ilolloway, and on the nights of the 9th and 10th of September the pan tries, which were detached from the dwelling-horses, were opened by means of false keys, the &Senna articles taken away ? and the pantry doors left open. About three o'clock in the morning of the 10th, Thomas Marshall, 339 Y. saw the prisoner in the Seven Sisters read, and not liking his manner marched him, and found on him • quenty of articles and a lot more in a garden close by. A etruggle mimed, and on taking the prisoner into cu-tody the policeman received a severe blow, and hue tip waecnt. The prieune: was found Gsilfv, and Mr. Payne sen tenced him to be imprisoned and kept to bard labour for eighteen mouths. VHS POLICE COURT& GITILDHALL. A gentleman named Webber waited upon Yr. Alder man Dehin to sake a statement. He said he had dis covered that • poi,onous dye wee used in oolourin.t certain descriptions of sock*, and that the poison was affecting the health of the persons who wore them. The dangerous dye wee brilhaut in colour and attractive to the rye, but it was of • meet pernicious nature. He had communicated the fart of ►is diic , .very to the highly nap stable City Arm which manufactured the articles in question, and at • groat pecuniary sacrifice they had rtol pd their works. Ile intended to make lupines as to the ingredients used in preparing the dye, ro that he might ascertain the antidote to be applied for counteract ing its arida. BOW-13=MT. A man of respectal•le appearance, who ' , aid his mime was AA* G•erdrn, but whom real name ill said to be Tat tersall. was brought up in custody .4 Pekoe-sergeant Mends, charged with being drunk and ilisonierly at the elaring.cross station of the South Eastern Railway, and assaulting Matto:in inspector Young and Constable Rich atdeon. It arrested that at about half-past 6 o'clock on Monday night the prisoner went with a 'need to the platform as the train was about to start for New-crosa. The prison presented a ticket fur that station, but his friend said the prisoner had got his ticket. Richardson. the oonntattle. said that would not do for two. The prisoner said, Let Lim 14P , P. you fool; he will pay at the other end," and struck withers across 'the bark with a large and heavy stick, which was now produced in court. Mr. Young ordered the constable to take the prisoner to the inspector's room, which he did. In the inspector's room the pri soner struck the constable (Itieltarn) on the hat, and Inspector Young across the hand. Serjeant Sionekton. the pollee-officer on se, ecial duty at the terminus, was then sent for, and took the prisoner into custody. 'I he Prisoner said the case had been greatly exaggerated, and that Le was a respectable, quiet man. The covetable (Richardson) said that on the contrary he was well temp as an associate of prostitutes, and had been turned out of the station for being drunk and dis ors'etly in company with women of that chess. lhe Pepe caner denied this, and stated that be was a min of independint property. Mr. Flowers said he mut remand Lim for evidence on that point. Mr. Richardson. the superintendent of the Owing cross station. said it might be, and he was disposed to believe it was, true that the prisoner had an income of his own, but Le could confirm the constable's statement that the ri-i tier Lid lumen turned out of the station for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, as that bed been done he his own (Superintendent Richardsode) order. Mr. flowers said after that be could not believe the prisoner's statement. lie should fine the prisoner Son., or in default ordered kw to be imprisoned for one month. The tine was paid. ki A 11 I.BOROUGH-STR EET. Themes ,"'.d../iv, waiter at the Albany Remtanrant wns summoned before Mr. Tyrwlett for de tainiug a letter directed to John Beale, betting ag. nt, se. 4. lA.w , r t'ln-ter-str„t. Mr. It. Huh-hue...li the defendant was summoned for d. tarring a pie t-oftice letter. but he slur ill, ass the niagi,t Tate t. stud him for trial for stealing it. The cir were these. Both partiee were bett:ng men, the (mail... Militia tieing what was termed a betting agent, and, as was the cane in betting business, was in the habit of re.. is mg I. Mrs containing sovereigns or notes for the purro.e of bai king certain hor-es on commission. The def. utmost, he should prove, called at the complaiusat's hone. and seeing tboi landlady, olitaintil from her a letter diticted to Iteftle im the pretext that he Iv oild deliver it. Now no one b..t the defendant knew what that 11.t...r con tained. It might have contained a M. or a 11.11. m.te ; but who tier it contained money or was nothing more than a letter, it was a felony to steal it. Mr. Tyrwhitt—Es en if it was a piece of paper of 11011 i. nal Vial.... the .4 aliug it would constitute a larceny. Mr. 11. llutchinson--It was a common prictiee :twinge certain clues of letting men to steal letters adds-ae.l to betting agents. Some agents had their letters addressed to a po t-oflice; this enabled fraudulent persons who knew of the circumstance to go and get these letters, which, as they meetly contained money from person. who wi-bed to back certain homes through a betting agent, was the means of great confusion and of bringing the characters of respectable betting agents into ipteetion. lie should ask the magistrate to commit the defendant to the Central Criminal Court, as the practice of getting letters impro le•rly mind he checked. It would not do for the defendant to produce 'apiece of piper and to say that was the letter he obtained, and that it was of no value. It might Le the same letter, or the real letter containing money might be klr. Beale raid lie was a betting agent. find in the habit of receiving letters rontuining money to lay out in betting on comninv , ion. lie bed bad some transactlens with the defendant ? who gave the name of Williams ; he went to Brighton in August last, and on his return he asked the landlady if she had received any letters for him. The landlady told him she had received one letter which the defendant called for awl obtained from her. Mrs. Robinson, No. 4. Lower Chester-street, received • letter by post, directed to Mr. Beale, on the 6th August. The defendant culled the same day, and ascertained that Mr. Beale was out of town. The prisoner said • letter wool come for Mr. Beale. She said • letter had come, and at the prisoner's request she handed it to him, and lie took it uway. The prisoner, in reply, said hr occasionally made • bet, and gave the name of but when he won • bet from the complainant, fur which he never got the money, he gave Lai cunect name. Mr. B. Hutchinson saki the way the public were cheated was, that one pertain advertised an betting agent, another witit and got the hitters, and the sender could get na redress. The prisoner was committed for trial f3OIITHWARK. Mr. Errington, the sanitary inspector of St. Saviour's District hoard of Works, waited on his worship to ark for un order to destroy a cargo of rotten and diseased potatoes, which he had discovered about to be distributed among the poortennoagers. Mr. Errington said that the vemel was lying at St. Saviour's Dock, and having received information be pro ceeded there at once. just as the potatoes were about being distributed among costermongers. Dr. Bianchi, the medical officer of health, condemned them, and he (Kr. Errington) had brought a cartload for his worship's in spection, so that be might make an order for their usual,- ditte deetruction. _ _ _ 'Burnham proceeded to the yard at the rear of the court, and on his return °Decreed that had it not been for Mr. Itrringtou a frightful direamo might have been brought into the locality. He readily made au order for the de struction of the potutoee. THAMF23. . . Richard Nicholas and (Ivory* Nectar wore brought before Mr. Paget, charged with vagrancy. Mr. Paget—l understand there are two prisoners in the dock. I cannot see them. (A laugh.) Two officers entered the duck and raised two little boys above the edge. Mr.Paget—pring them to the table. The Prisoners, whose a oe excited much ooro raneratioa, wore then on the table. One said he was going on for tea, other that he was going on for nine. nu were bare-legged and bare-footed, oov.isd ... _ _.__ r. tree provo king. rerwi fraei dir e i fokis t ! Atbil:falroimellem'astatm.arnosomar.4o.rertiagwasof ftmit7trasiso.onniaiss...t.noimuritawasth".iblyinewninvis'pn...ancltmm4,neee.b."_TZ. moos everts. Pie boa is irotair off ot.othiy, ...I say 5 „„, , ,r . ;;1 eltra d w I. tbdllybt, ranee a riee of prtom the raertiag for the truissetien of basinow, p i p e ,. wore me on " The ponitimi if the Iron trade with ref,wmee t obehnical hifornistkin,' by Mr. lame, gee/Mary to the iron teed., am another oat "The Malta relations wr,ths tout trade," by if,. Wee Lowthlan TIM eltieetett. g eL d eor took pia. . warde,the t of the North of trllUnalterre Alb]. ti.o (Mt. lidward William.) presided. CATTLE -Rtaietwonas,There vat a ono' , nom) of Drums on offer to-day, which met • study tnet• moot Mt, miotatima. The supply of both shop and I ool„, numher. nu , trade by be mew motive; low. rPn onn,t t „i to. The supply of fat plan we only nowbrsts. 11 , 4, t, per lb. maWa, Se id, ; Moab, ed. to gam. to lie. per score. Parket pip, 10e. 9d. to Ile. Mt. CORN.- fiwitenon, Aron. f.-The attendanee at th,.. market wee um apoally Lime, am aro wore the suppte e „r The abundance of w hen operated intatnat prime, .r G., .4 at quite le per here money than Wt week ; sad this reduction all was not cleared. The general range NM to LW. For barley, though these we a large and ; there was but lilt le demand, andto Woe maim lost moo, to be taken. Sept qualities made etc to 47e. p er 4 E , inferior, OM. KATI/able. Oats and beans lore % ,th in hut idu.; nerpeeet, and mold be had mi rattier easier Orme The quot a r,,,,, for bestride was up to Mo. per quarter ; while Poond ,ey 4 .,1 inferior ranmd down to ere. Bed been.. made up to tee p 7:=• Wore mold be had from Me. upwards. There , 1:1 liten tit prat. but we cannot quote retwiy 4 . - Flour bee% eteady pale, at firm preen. The coutirn-,..,' beery fella of rain have Madly hammed the gram aot awls& brim, Fir?. shoot the mime supply of wheat, .sea pire moved of at twin ri !about 1.. pm qr. down ; lom white made Mu. to 64". 3 new red, W. to 611.. ; me. to AN per y, done. bark 7 a middling show sad the trait ' , Mole, at Le,. ratty for beet meta ; best dim alier malbrig, to 4 4 . Oats were not quotably altered, rw. to its. per re. L. ruling rate with notowle inquiry. Ir B•RIIM/01.1.11. Marc 29.-A fair .how of wheat, mo.i, mots don eels, at about M. low money. Wh ite ems „ eb. ; red, Are. to Its. pre 3.1 ewe. barley wee in lantrod mend, sodsd le nervily sold at recent rum .re-.... wt.. an d b ein „ • Plow bv, at about former quotations- Yes. to 37, per Ging obtained for out., and W. to Ms per qr for heen.. a lso VLTOIII Ma ow SCH. ri•-Whiblit MOW` fr.!). to hold, an! awed of at retie without alteratim. White Tll4l. Mk to elk red, fine to 6lw. per M atone. hart y wee in rood oin s ,i ), pewee were unclianged-Me. tofu. per qr. beim the rMors r end atd, (late sold at lot week's prier -Y 7.. to ri t. B.; made former quotatimm-Mii. to 54# per :te Meows, larri -Terday wheat waa &lout xi,. wool wePt end the trade wee slow, at velum., rates. r . 19e. W Ile. per hag of three betel. An Avk.rigo, barley, wile D sold heavily at last week's prim, ru , 44, y, 0 4 4 4 rans tolerably to hand, and -old a'. latet wmt prom, new, der,. to SM. ; old, Me. to ow. per rt 4one. Purest t,, Seer. 19.- Our market we, tolerably emptied w •', wheat, and buttr operated slowly at a dohne •,f 3 t.. '. l toed : new white made rile. to Me. ; new red, ye.. 64. old Mate, Yze. Ad. to ed. oil red, 20e. t., De. m p of go.* Idnheb. barley was a fair Mow nod sold at lat, . medine 47e to Me per qr. A middling show of wete wee • at fern.tr quotate do, mow, 3 . 1.. to 35e. :As. to ;A. pa 4; . 11. n, St, r - -At tn-day.* market a maderst* ;,!* • • Fs.s . h.ff wt.'s., what!) ..U. dnwly, at altntrl 'Att. . • nary, l• TlOl4 I f red madams fran 5;!.... to .3- pr SOUL . Iv I. • rrowtr. Fm not too,* off In wttail at Kn.* rather in fAvo•fr '! it* }inc 1 all. y for malting twig 401.1.ir *artndary 1w rasher , Leaner. and law* NE) A.* ..ar. Ode wars., and 11s.tat nI.I rather frer; oth•.r .1 -Per. • t o at. more on *lowly, At tartly late y I .reaer. 5.,, t . L. , fp,. , wh f at, 4,170 (in ; y, *Ate, . :i,o :12; r. AP, 15.1; t 4444.4, n; IfidAn , nTb. 4 IF I. U. erf 1 -The .Lipp/y..1 wheat wst. not Lir e .. 11.-* tl. demand befog Road. th,, prof-. i L.ot w.. , w. r. folly 1111..ninint cl Palley in fur pu;.; Iy, L•.: th. trail.: ! . t t SW* nit .1110.• W!lr. /It In- rt r. 1i..'.,,r 1 C. Wlt ti a (411 . 1.11 , W of al.. .t, •!.•- al,. 'moil 1.. do. 1 n. 1-1 r-f'., Trrlttd, •Ir A. sod the f. w 11,4.:0- are at al wit I tte rat a .. Bar!. 7 11,. At lit! 1..1:- I tn..; r 4rti• em •1'• NI .11 it •-1 :01,1T X. -A I.on 1.,. scam fall.w. 1 L.: st-n la, fail. n Dad,: I hr.) 1.. inorf• rid with. At ohr A- • • I w f whit f:nrn the Mt, i• :t trots the M 10... t.i .:.•e- , •i ..... • t. r. Lac , •IT.T• sII. 1 . tr.t.gt pAarel f, t o t• •1 .. f .I.t ft. 'fel-, ts..• •!.1•., ! ..•,...f•e•tots f• ••• .1. • • .1. at• It Lztat• .1 .11V 't I tn. 4T 41 , 011: • casks P.ar..• Ij• 4 . • Na ••:•.14 n Ain! ta*sks s al :y •• .1. TRAFFIC RETL'RNS. 1141LWA is. MAP! Pa,- lif.r. Total, Total, ppm sarig.ra thaw...we. Ivao. Lig. Wrak ratline .% i... 1.. .4. a & S & 04. t flu lo 1 .. t.r..: 1.,. LO. .M Ito: , a 4141. I. 42 ..J 271 A rigot-1 v., ... !.. I • • I`.l. at ( .utt.l . 1 It.lci• m • ~ 4., .. ,:: .., ~,: i V 4C 4 ) W..k .vine sl. , :I; Glii-ir & &.. Lei. % . ...4 rn 21 1'.,'..A 12 224 Wra k a riding bi pt. 27. Ili tri.l4 lit Ar. 4} 4...1 4,371 1110.r.t I • Li, Ilat.li.i) triall. ru.. ipte fur 1r....3,1.4 N : t 14 2 , ..,2'2f 7.3+ . • .. WO MORE PILLS OR ANY OTII ER 31EDICINII.- Deseret,. or,tierr-cs. en . crarn bY Ur Bower . * Rays Form to tl,. 13‘rr of oil and young. eunr.g, mutt out .I+l •or tndnreetlon. • rummy ataon. &aro.. •. . hren-ria, palgotatt.n. sleep:ea, nr, r s eangh.aettuna. torero eoneurr.ytann. Iver rt. St xy tho= euzeo which had resisted all noodroneo, tnelndrug that of hie Anil neer tte rope. It saeea eft, tunes da trot :n other rrowdia9— Tier. lib.. 2e. 9d.: lllbe. e0o: or 9:1. per neat A 1004134 Rol alenta Chnoolet• Poed•r, more et-enat , :entng 'mated beef. —Du Barry and Co 7; Reront.inoinant 5.0 Forth. To and Maonn: ands. 61, Ei—Lrerhnr. , . street{ 0. • id% 63 and 130. Onford4nreet. —(Ad‘ertwasent.l BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DRATE9. BIRTHS. it.Ac (.S —~.7•t.::dxt at TI,L.NI. f..::.da••..r , T.A.') of • 1.1: 1 - km' e Ly k::..,:. 137.110 el • tl. 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