The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-19 00:00:00

oinolunc CIRCULAR OF TER PROVI SIONAL 00VIRNMItsiT OF PARMA. The is hem a eirealor oddment by Perini. et previsional geessament mar the sems, to the seproolonstip et that government .bread-- The Barra Arm* et Se Tamar. For bat by nessisene delhendime hind the areereat et Carel hely. Tbe deibles spa re Mar herr et Ibb emery bad Mealy bra araimillet la re her et a PL. Ma to Meer sel mimed earege. The Arra* Me beta earehil tor re wpm el edam to the emit et re a wee re greats, et it al i.4eer dieterim t idar derloon bar peril Mb re gaseler oohs sod saw Inky. yernmeat bit hippy et Waking that V re My et Plower Near Mire we peers et the arab epectris et ea Wier peeve raft re id that Marty ter Mkt they bed &Mee mesh der bleed. The P.arribly, busy bars aimed ken ell that sr met Weir 'arms la the had by Miter bleat. ri eyes the met rattepireel amalitee et dr clergy, presidred the dem =Ma el the Bowles troy sad the emsedea the emerricasi regibm ol the ,eyes dyer*. • • • By Ise bedilitas, it. =toed and err =eat Mir dee, to ramie Mo, the nisaieg heft et rams Mal Is its dare so • mob= imarelga rum* Pierer; end Is the dates tea Mrs prime herds his inthotte. The prier* rod ebrester et see pelltitel nor , =eat ere salloissily well base at the /meat ttins. to embild the het that rag dyseley Mir bar roes Melt Meth Who Israel aardprisa bee esbeaged hem Melt GB berm sad b.' robes ens ire halm *IL TM Dare= ire& Is= to Mr el b% wort ber Is rely en that seared opiaisa, by whisk the Melly el bar ass Is sae =road, reelet. As ineyeroble sad ~veal distrait would realer sayseild GM durieselabildrar =doe Imes. sib= The yevermweit. Mails Is Prima* by she radians% hurt= Ma raker eery ea ram= st the sentimats ot the letter, would cry ark as. and role every day old sad rotection from IbM Aastelea Mom= which doubtless will etterrt him Vara be owns lb bat gromi ea much ea It am The orris et the emaary hr lb put, ea orris worm to all ream sad illtrusithsed by the Immo et ▪ wilt tar rearres Me et irks mien ite bops at mainstioa to the Weider et tie bore et eery. Tbe nertion at the deperra et re Bourse% sod that et as asestlos te Plias; re iseireasly bissad Is the Mrs et the Parysere pippin The risks Mir Austria aria beim Is hely serestis Ohm by re agar* et Asher to eery Is Ohs reran t. Mrs herr ark sad =rem thready= * the birseedisa et the am Art herd her reastiseel wish *rest stl ries dyide et reversibility rod Millory erred. arebliast by Imre Mich, If try was set abregated, weer had VP beets late ee may sad r som e samilerime es they hire doer imetelbre. Tbb rase, tradersi mar my by the helm ides. Is =mired bribe by SD re star sad .i.a hosier ot the Power pusher, Their aboblerme baser her bay sod had empriesse the airivesemp d babrilag to me et Ares P prier aspireeleas predire Ihr psi, rod yet se MIN Is eggs sod ilutpeee t is., trar L TIM pried et Item errisedes. Mir we t - mpilled by the re and ✓epro rudelari Nb, rs' eyes Goa Behr arm le is. =Mild by re err et NEM NO less lot breett, Is mess ire the rag t then greet or the= siglesereleas by ram et rah .the graph her bead reeperily sod Irippars, sad her bre ibis le rim* se la civi li sation eat parr. Reperlease las pert Um =Mout Shift egreptiden 611110 Ole WNW/ be tbsee per lostandeas Yr Imp derieraeat ell brim eirdlista the lily IMMO el re mhos His ft seibee. Pw Ohs Penrere resslause re airembse b rot oily a addled= ghee to re selleasi heir. It ram= and Miele .be Is re =Mist Myra the seeerrial resperly d the aerry. Aber the Mir t Lareedy with the ilasiblia ht.yleti dm which tat.. palliftel mese* beture she ass warmer merry. Is INS the miss rib flamer was vie by rose 1111.81 S. Tie tareme t amtr heir Is limn the salmi empast, bat atihrime raid the serer al bier eat raminseis Zhao poen Ma. the area weir Pharr eabonlited to web. MINp ww posiderd by NMI rim Tie me et depedim H. nee et aresema, Mean= abed op toped= la re probe tereptisr erre be imarend Is the pettier rarseeles. rim re Are •I r. raeleasi Ms Is. sandited Is her et Indy, bar sea ties st ere =sae be Ire Isprrear them tbs caber t The roe= et the people .teat be rebid ally let riser wasiallem a.d sea shrelerneina Get Is to same the err gang sod poly et re 4111111 try re rpm= red et Ws bads Too orb pror we, dr, all tlor mob a rietiat 11161 S Or wry of gurraar• it dr boom boob boo dr pro sy siren al lody's marry drass rid kr dr aoribrao moral sad abaser6l order Y i. Trarre poorkrs. It raw r dr mos tOrr dr sympilloo rol Womb of dr sourry , it parks me. ..Ye by Ur roodiatio• tltir moseiness Wok aril idiom • pre popper towards that losob of rollord rocordosodes whisk Orr luvlrg km Milord W nod gymoro owl shrine el loom I bati lbollroal up by dr elibor oad arogio• of dr yowl% sad by ob• rymerb••• d Deal Zen" Amp, Mr, tbr ormosso• et my ism inalagdibra OS. Monde& ?WUXI. VIMULL This following is as extant Awls a private letter reared so Saturday last has sae of the cities is the Valens's territory : Wkdo Europe la Ilegineestlag the hiesetable mob:oetroge oe Levitt, I think the reader semalitted by • penalise at ?odes, and rewarded by the peemainat, should ,rise sitere rablicity, for is such ere ray Is heed the irritant nese. seat* the popular eider nent whisk hd le the catastrophe we all deplore at PAM... Austria pair triemphatly to Ibis Bret sad ply bra ch of law sad eider in Central Italy, while kis breed ers the ample efheregardieg is sad awarding murder wire caseilled by her own agate. It is absolutely sesseary that Raglarl, which can so well appreciate what lesside and assaasaa, sad can defend the weak agatest the straw grim, aid through Mislead Europe, shield kw, theaberleable eseAsada maim of she pewter she hes netuped ever anodes dadawlagas wasbaseab &ratios from the world. Daring the Hallam wee thearsepar. able Mares wine heed it losporible thetuaelevereseheelie the dead a lath their abhorred many wens yet adaradaad as had lb* essay es fir as their mass peruke& Fee this purpose they established swat comearkees le the red aerator localities to help la eery penal, way the Yam tha emigration, to expedite thou' who embed at aarviag la the Austria' ranks, aid also, to avoid the at at batliddti. obaartally pseud bass their haw, to help tbalr arkagand coaatry. In the peace of V Warman • panda wee Oven to rent • complete malty to al, so those Italians who were guilty of political offences committed erases Amnia during the war, coo tidieg in this promise, remained gritty at home with their frodWs. But Austria, thirsting foe blood, burs tag to revenge the defeats she had sustained from the Italian- French army, broke the promise she gave at Villatrancar and imitated special tribunate, presided over by less notorionely hostile to all natn.nal prorate, foe the purpose of dear; with ther political °lenders. 1 cite the folio* rug Inseams —ln the part called Valdsgno (a provisos of Vteenns) • rornailseloa wa• appointed, presided over by a Truism, De Itsurigi, whose ease alone kindred feu among the letuibtants. Inetenerable sentences of death an pro spected Ly thaw meguinary Austrian satellites, sad all the prisons are too small to costar the number of unhappy pe.ipla arrested pniftkaDy, and who hare expected every day to be dragged t., the seaff.A. Of these calm, mates, three I ant personally acquaieted with; dirty- two others have tree obliged to abandoe their wives aid children to By from certain prison and death. Darted the bettka of Ftolferfao some poor fellows who ford thrweelere is the asetrian mike, to avoid eheddiew •a bleed of dab fdlow-coeatrymee, deserted, sad, amble to ma the Piedra:awe oemp sought shelter is the neigh bor*. mosetwas. Now, that Auetris 4 his to dieptee of bar force; she hints there MOT wret.his like wild berets. They, dy lee from officio death, weeder IIiNIGE the woods earl rocks, keeping body sad seal testetbre by the moor eels of limed bestowed spoo them by tbe eseepessiesses ea/ raw roes lossalilmin. To apfte dim of *dr hot lope Mental It•genteld fichombe4 km proclaimed se traitors ell who give trip to times dressiest, sad to ancGurege the par• sewn he .1 a price on their heeds. is spits of this dmatUai prorlarsato a. • you( dewier attempted to maw Paina to we Isis dying mother. Ile had scarcely entered the Nam sta. be era, Ws and recognised by am of the polies, vbs. airauldss hire, swidenly laird him with a cudgel. sumbleg IS Us gall of Ms nosmisting victim Tba astaransaft pose was me Ulm blasis is do basiaaal, wbae• be id is Ursa days. Who bison sums lisadlida. iba paneeman mesh al do reward kr the issadisr be causisst - Mop awl weird other Nonni.. are A untria's IN keg wiN Satoviews am 'ratans rousts( ti; d Mosley ? I tenet esedeit brAta widest spa =Abe Ma' *a d the mamma gemalery impalas. maw which the Volollks Ratiallt paw *VW Mae the =hew gems et Villmitaros. Mese that seem Molds has medal alma avail be egad to duos mad Imo k the Pa* L attallames of tit, amalses of small megrim We abaft daeggerrea awl abet fansise Wien era Tr d..d le bimpsy—oalls the Mir Melia breed to ealme all limb ef golatioas la aria ml to met with the whoa of tab segial. If die mottamisa YariW win bermes as Aar Ma mash fka ell be pripsety ths halms _ amid to sell g g • l ug a g klub at mat blabs by a lel of TMmasa was Moe Memtled ea war lead a Irsom the prim mal r ay s who at. Bat all Ws a web' to the Ulm. sow sedgaba. Mirk Ls sow kw aresool maths Ma Milk I emr/bi aft the peed ma eagable of beam arms sal waft Ilimay Oman prissem for Sir obi* assapieg SO join be Masa media trod to mime the 14,030 Imalmoda lobo ia teassigesaus of the pesos at VOldrenna mweloa ef Leatady awl te Maui to Mt hams. Marla thus Was melbleg, kr she braes the Vemillea Rabat le pay thee.. ths Lembrdwlreeetles kingdom paid in taus, sad male than Para b the Austria may with not 60.000, big 111000 sma. IMa yea to judge whether sash a wale el digs as ma ought to bast. A VENETIAN. Oelabot 16. NAVAL AND MILITARY. MOM LIT SIGHT'S OAIITTO WAS-OFFICE, PALI,MALL, OCT. IL Lt Regiment of Driven Chords—Jams Oreatoraz, gut., ft be menet, b 7 purchase, vice Crews, promoted. lath Light Dregoane—Captein John Peyton, from the 13th Foot, to be captain, paying the differisoe between Infantry end Harol d vice joust, who exchanges, readying the same; &dale Mein, gent., to be cosset, without Fminine, vie Stanford, appointed to the Bth Light uragoone. ' 6th Regiment of Foot—Stag-Surgeon Alameda, Pelle Cahill, M.D., to be surgeon, vice Bindoe, appointed to the ' Staff. 9th FoOt—Horbert Wit/union. Mysore BaskenrWe, goat, to be earl" by percher, vioe &elm, promote& bOth Foot—Lieutemat °some William Geahara at be by parolees vice Alchemy, who mine; Jame Barnett to be lteutoneet, by patabses lal t Gemara Pad—Captaln Alfred Stowell Jones from the nth Lien Anomie, to be cassia, Moe Peyton, wire es -146 Fese—Wllliam Thanaill Blois, pat., to be aerlen, whitest parolees. Moe Jervis appointed to the NW Feet ; Tire. Timor Clarlse Watoos,lgens, to Ne sinigaZwlthest per 16tb Poot—leelp Robin Alpo Mown lo be ledwest, by perchers MS Off, who rearm. Foot—Mejerfkorge Jobe Peacock' to be ikoassema wheel, by , maims v ie Brevet-Colossi Osaka. elm eater Cassia Chides Rowley Platt to be major, by pereben, vise Peweelbe ; Le Mbar PM es be =t ii ipr ig ebees, 'he ia to twkay Phit ; Nem nee Artless Pk*. 17th lose—Bsowe Livatesaat4fthiaal Joh. Weed, hest p emboli l W enesind, to be Siefiyhan. Pe mead • Browt-llep Masa to be Dim bi oh pz m, Path; Wed, who asstemat NMl's Owens be ato be apth, by peels% vice Freer. Has SOW lool—Csesda Walt= Desies"r ois tle attssek to gene, vies Wad, Who Nth Peet—Cepena Apes Prop to be se*, wiliest par "bass Am Tomsk who mhos spa fth•pq • Anew Two o=pm, se be seep, by pitire, ;he OP- Tab bli t 111 I/ 41,18111M (hove Bleck, from half-pay, Ma mops ee be oseedi, vies lirewellti den ewees, who wishesses; lawleeest Mods Wives to be eepwle, pa , - iisee, nee Mad, whit sallese; Dont llostall, lobe lissessee, by melon, nee l'ph lese—Lheisseet Albert Newby Ow to be taatnakir et imabsisy, Or Walker, who Me bees takes ea the eetempb et Ow dep _ Fileb—Cepellt amedlles Menet Sethi to bo per, by =L i me SWAIM she seem Liseteopt to be coseds„ by parables eke Saida Ship lea e sh Diems ablest to be liesuirest, by m elon, Me Nawell. Nth lese—liser s itba Web to be liestestst, withal visetflh pewee& N e—Wilthis ewe Test, pat., to be am*, by mi per- Awe, vies MI, peemseel. NIS leipit—Capde Mem Weed, how the 18th18thFoot, to he sens, vios Dash" els esebespo. Cep Ifeestsd lidat—Arthar Hake. rad., to be ca, by pow a ere, vies skeet, UNAMAMED. Ileeeseest Jobs Inn, hom tits 11th Light Dropped, to be wends, news HOSPITAL STAFF. Steps. Wary Teeter Blades, horn the Sob Foot, to be swpos, vies CPA .soused to the 6th Foot. COMXIMIAZIAT DEPARTMENT. •Oessei With= laws Owls, having plead imps the wheel ISt, esd baba slot& how heel ed wenn arelowleus pais, to be pwessed to Pe hasenry reek of onewiesew-psse& Cespiwides Clark Robert Debytope Bs" air peed the required web" le assisry-pessal as the Ara= et to be ordiestoll is the teak of theoty-sesiteweesetwiewrrge steel BREVET. Mejer-Gearal Bir lessee Hope Grant, H.C.8., to have the real teak of bluttiesst- M Clans; Major Willer how Yelp, rettnti fiß pay Mb Foot, to be lintearn ceieri Is Wormy, the rob brag bosomy only ; Canna Omer Bieck, 7.6 th Foot, tele tenor in the army ; Captain llama 1...v14er, nth Feet, to be major to the army; Paymeater George Gera w, 1011-ley 64th Foot, harts, Is all al amain thirty nen, tweedy. doe of =:e la psymmont, to hove u. hoeavy raok of major. The eriennatiaeol Pia to tate pLae ka bar Mo jealte lama Fenn oonanoent on the lath of Gower Br Part Cualifie, Bart , H.C.8., Bawd ; awl "Lisatertat-Gezeral Jamas glorr, Bon :—Lintamaeneral Alezasidar Linlsay, 01,Bonn Artillery, to t-G to moral ; Malar-Geawal Jane Raw* Drip! Infantry, to be liaammarltearel ; Major-fineral Jeer Tara, 4.; 8., Bents) taratry, to he Boatormirgemerei; Colonel Thome. Dart/ (le= Mare Winn. M be rejor-greteral ; Colossi Almada, Aaron@ Kwitny, Malmo Cavalry, to be mejor-geetwal. The anderoantkosed olliewe of her Majesty's Lein try forma, rallied as tad pay, to have a amp abotortry rank, at follow', To be Major•Gement—Colceal Henry Templar Banal Infantry , Colonel Aatley George Francis Joh; Toni husband, & agel Infantry. To he Colocola—Lkutriant-Colonel William Bonn Den rare, Beapol Inter, ; Lieutenant-C*4nd name Errs Sate, Banal Eagleson ; Leattennt- Colonel Bab• jenie Stovrt &Wino, Madras Cavalry. TILE MILITIA AND RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. Coawasaamui wiped by trio Ltrde•LYsgssat of their respecilwo Commis& dti Compsay of Erma Ma Voluations—Octaviaa Edward Coops:FA., to be captain. Int Company of Northumberland Artillery Volunteer,— Walker Lindsey Emerson, Esq., M.D to be honorary itarpos. led Company of Staffordshire Rifle Volunteers—Septic:Jae B s pat., to be lisittenset ; John Dmanock, put., to b. Cembredieshirie Militia—Easign William Frederick Dennis to be lineament. Company of Lancashire Ride Volunteers— Edward Ikenkille - ywood, gent., to be lieutenant; Feston 11;.OW: stall, to be *Deign. 12th Company of Lancashire Rifle Volontiers—William Henry Ooodeir, Esq., to be captain; roomed Cloodair, be lieutenant ; Robert Lamb Amok got.. to genes 4lb or Duke Laseaster's owl Lintel Infantry Ragleneml et Royal Leivembirs Militia Lautassnt Jobs he* Weolecni Sown, to be captain, vice Henry Osellsa, ccalicood; Enna& SkireSeld Bethnal to be Hsu . . . -- ten;int, vice Jobn J.iveph Weetenra Smith, promoted; Eneign Charles Ring to be lieutenant, vice Retry Vowell, remelted, Artiliwy Regiment of Royal bumbles Militia—Captain Henry Thomas Pyres to be Mame, vice George Halt, re signed ; George Wood, gent, to be aecoad lieutenant vice John Gredury, resigned. NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. Notice Li given to the °Mons, seamen, sod marines, audio all persona interested therein, that the distribution of the toname Ninety warded for the Name Unknown, captured on the Ibth September, 19.57. by her Majudy's .hlp &spPhor will commence on Mondry the 24th October, 1869, in the File tench of the Sepectment of the " Acemantent-Oeseral of the Nov,, Admiralty, Somereit-house." The following are the shores due to an indorldu.l in the several chimes ; Flag share, 2621. 3e. Bd.; commander, 5981. 19a; third clue, 178!. 13e. Bd.; f meth Han, 114!. 174. 4d.; fifth chat, 63!. 16e. 34.; meth clam, 671. As. Bd., wreath class, 381* 6s. 9d. • eighth clew, 191.25. 141. ; ninth claw, 121. 16e. 3d.; tenth eke, 1:1. 7e. 7d. CHATHAM, Ocr. 18. A series of experiments were coocluded at Broetp tow Barracks this enareing with the Dewiy-laveMed gee mom mandate cartridges of Captain Noma, is ceder I. secertain their suitability kr the new description of rides sow being served ewe by the governio.nt to the various volunteer ride corps, end abet for the purpose of Mowing their seority over all mime emtriderse be sporting rides, sad, asp sae now le me. The chief wputuity of these cartridges It.. In the guiltiness with which they ere ignited by the Ore hem the rap. and In the gesso* of the Netesslty for the bateau of the certndge net to be bitteeloft IS wee also Mend at the tertoinistion of the *apotheoses that the herrels nirth• gene red dad not present the hem sign of beitilif, and were such cleaner than alter they had bees weld in &Nig other ammunition. Ihe experiments were pronouseed to be exceedingly eatialectory. Captain Nortoe's tereetlos can be aim seed te breseb-Msding shot gess, and hey other sees where rapidity of dm is &Nimble. PORTSMOUTH, Ocr. M. • Lot myna Bolan= AND SAmooe.—lam *be • dieembeems tea ware lsterom owe pieties d the Lir rice KB ma • base to the lite la s Net row The seleseled la low pet of two, ma the ewe Way Ntesteespd II the e. Whirr me, mite w igegiedi eer to Imo the lesumes It Weld, g eas co bum two nes W bus billol. bot wee We mart hes weed tbet to he whited lbeedatios. The WNW, kotamidy„ re motet by pickets mg teem the boned* taws tesel eseteireeme soated. This meolog totem 30 owl 40 tea m" oteritheleg that ask cotoredes leett beta 10 treated, easembied to the Wrests of Porter. end paraded the Imo el& under thelr Tim Wain ealberi- Um bewswee, Men the peeteetket es help ea Me Map M tte bennim mod theelikere so NMI= feet g aeo. Sim* disessesie erase tees boosi be to be tikes en lewd emir semsethe skip. Led a air torbeme= he Mee= me teem Nkomo Me Lime rick susi RlOlthinth (11usass) Vow/rows Kars Coln. —ibis asps new nenbetheerlyile nienieses. The seen bee hese he eine tins pest ben hang linen We* MOS. snaps eni lentilegg et the Mutts it Ise lit Boyd thisny EMMA nod ne aiskosig einding dinsenplethe et their belt ee renenesebell paean A serteinvonleet end eligible die for Web. Imen sawn we Beet lithe with a range eepbb d big atheeled le OW yens= this swat Is shenlydserei levelled, wed the bed bait, a solid et atheendel etneesee. is Is ea athemel skin From lie psildinth shady said by was dee ranthere r misled the Sheered Weenies v hi • fry weeks peeve egad in lithely say inks Indy la the kingdom The weline the ben kept es dr& end met es parkin sod the nee ellepled is the inn Bean pike with the .word bennet. Thenti u t prima ally • sob divines, th ere is nay reran ft its sionimes will nos be soMaindy intneeed to form • wow. Ti. Pawpaws ma Cauthe—ls woosquesso of the resat enseerees entvele at meanie Mee hedge sed w ithin parts, sled the Healed &meth in seems in the the dent monks, • kap ember st awl eninen wee awn theenelven re Ihresith, et the Bend Navel Beedes von, Tower-bM, whisk wee When withereente. amid of when were neeplel, NM suet on bond Crecethe re rents. ship. Thin Is dell • very greet dearth it stones, who en meek regehed he the sewn gun-best done fitting for envies IBM s& &ere* • day mem that Toluenes for the navy de nit wane ken the earthen ports by rail way. Shen w borne re the beaks of the Crocedlle for pro visions than they an dread to task respeetive gips Nsw Barmy ox sus Wm—Government ban reeened to meet sem besthey al the Clyde, on the Acne et lo Gone*, end week seen otho ß" les s6 a u trer lathereed the grounds. mod bold • ineselteilla with Duke e ita L as wiso la lord of the mese. With this nem at sad the other M *ad, ly ended et Genre* lees Mae et Clyde wW I sththee AN - 11xacrina ohm of an exciting Men Air • deserter bon the Wed set look none in the angbhwarbeed et Powwows, Clossi, on Friday. It den the desereer, who ins len thisenaig in sone S m yth hely nth banes In the Imlay, sed ishenstion et thineasele basic bola ceneyed be the dept en thused le Clennel, three nen wanton eg pother ninths bin hie in. At es Weise the nth wan Is lbw sena, end sates theft Meet for RON deedimenered ewes it the togitin. He wes l : 7 ,B. enneelled to beak sorer awl ran, which he did in styli, dfitwleii by nob ids napiellne, whe IMMI by their frehebe endi esethenele. The Are went is the deaths et Pewee lewathill, whin the hgthes node • drier, red .laded de =He need far sin anal is Os Sold, mil the jumped eel on the reed, who, it W etheishand, he fonedlamlf militia a few pleb ot the piny. He seek gave cene, aid the pwroail eimmessil with trash view 14 . w Mr. Bithesee perty he ges • ,on mend the top thrift enkenthen sea tipse wogd ila , pseetph bed stieg his bask en the Nei The per* now WI nine •be yens d bin ; bat tee neve him esseeend Ms id le • sneak, dewed the beak the • Sneer, eel sending is the tep, be w fined the d need Methon de a n lin hle belled penews. The War sow bet wen oo* ielliod to give aver. —lippowp Ap Leith oodioo SPORTING. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1869. OF IPSWICH RACES. The Wurid COP 01101102.11., ii sate. at li semi. we, 10 A. sod 1 eke liaised. W 111104,1 at a bandlisp sher ORA 111 di Med, Gendema riders. Prodasimels 111 b Or alb sod •UK 7 subs., 6of wises dedeseL) iin lb 10 0 lb s O M" .... 10 1011 rgizek .. I lit ff r e. .... ..... 1: : Ctessockes Si es .. iii Me Olft Tool liiiiiir:::::.. 10 0_ , Tan Irmo NCISIZT HANDICAP d 10 NOR soak h ft, with 60 added, foe 2-yr-olds; the sorsa to save his stelteowil las wirrate to pay 10 was. towards exposes ; wissond a lowdlosp aka Oat. 13, fib axtrs. Three•qoartaes of • lb maw 09 ads.) lb it 6 13 Projiiiiiiii * fa M was er a ' in i • 1 6 1 4 . 1K iia6 .7. :::. , 146... ........ ..... I i 1.... ast if 6 7 sal si 61J 6 11 Too CleillTT or Surma Ow, Ibraiss, le wee. mob ; 3pre Toe 411 b ; few. Id Mb; Ave. ha ush ; and aged, ; aerie &Hared db. ; tho "bur Is be mkt lee SOS wen. Ike. Two Edw. (41 awl aim Ornales ..... 3 1 Asailat• =km Wan In filenntre 4= PLATO (iLfaill ia l i 10•14; winners attar the wslene ant our, 61b slink • mils. To &we and maw this evening, (Wednesday), awl the "ies appear by ten elook the some night. nt o' /lamer' PLAT 4 of 100 p 9-yr-olds, let 711.; low, An; dye, 9et 61b; sax and need, 9se 91b. Two calks. Te wore and name this evening (Wednesday). Tin Towle Pkari of 25 sows., added to • 8•11 lag Stokes of 3 sows. each. T of a mile. To does and sans this (Wednesday) a WZIGHTS FOR THI If the Wilma weight I.s raised to that weight, and the to be &dared os the 24th bad ..... 5 why 5 1 ..... 4 1 _ =.l7 . .. .... . 1 Llettfle 1 I Heir .... ....... : 1 EL... ....... ; I I 4 1 4 to d i...... ..... 1 • " . .... ' ** - , 3 V. . ...........: ...... 1 5 Ka— ........ ...... ........ .itaealy.. LIVERPOOL CUP. dunder &t 12Ib It will be fa proportka. Ecalatto pi tubs.) 'I : : 11 1 ... 4 S 1 2 :..41 i ii 6 6 4 rtrat ike "il =17.: V e••Qmontes• • . . • • Me Man Aeassii loseael . Miomrmiii.....:: ... ....... • ........ k i. ....... **** - • rinr i sii•" . ****** - I w st gas simaass a 1 lAils .. ........ 3 ... ......... 3 I 4 1 $ I issdsa pay Welt. BETI'LNG AT MANCHESTER.—TtODAT. CAItaIUDOILSHIRS STAKES. 9to 1 apt Artless (t) 10 to 1 Hooey (t) 11 to 1 North Lincoln (t) 100 to 7 Ariadoe (t and oft) 100 to 6 Mozzlol (t) 100 to 6 Lady Alia (t) 100 to 6 ()eat*. (t) 20 to 1 Orem (t) 25 to 1 Soot Spode (t) 21 to 1 Gracchoo (t) 100 to 3 Volta (..tt) 100 to 3 31suct (t) The Russian ship Cesarewinh, Captain Jae*, from Cronstadt to the Amor, has put kite Cashews (says the Cholas Herald), to take oat board three iron screw Mesews of 4U-hares power each, together with several kce beiges, all built at the yards of Keen. Godehoy lad Co., of listabarg. for iC3Ollllt of the Russian Goverameat, sod to be red la eatabloddag a regular series oa the Amos. - - THE LASE NEWCASTLE NOEBtXT.—The New castle detective police have at last got upon Ills Week c the burglars who committed rad hoot,: amongst lb* Sets sad jewellery at Mr. Scott's in Pilgrim-attest, sod Mr. Timmy.. cos's is the Arcade. Four aisle sad one famak prisms on in custody, and Were on Monday brought berm* the esegir tastes charged with beteg omeenses in both offences. • amber of articles stolen from Mr. Scott's shop was found in the possession of soma of the prisoners.—Neeresetk Meaticrie. [AdvertissELlQ—JsmEs EPPS, HOMEOPATHIC =s:. la WO Wow proem tortriptaltersof OMIL Ino Mk use so 10* Is o= et Ss el Nilo pm bps pooaro rs. woo ropelr t , t ild ig ia gs dorvm pe roe Osstra.t. rodues sr Igloo THE JERSEY REFUGES. (Prom Os limey Intipeousidni, OM 17.) At the Royal Court, Jersey, on Saturday loot, bane the batik and the Junto, Di ilantrrilk dad la Mr. )wrens Ode Ins brought up front the labaracert on a champ et hung returned to the Wend without persision, Au bowleg been eluded in 1866, by ceder et Ws lizanney lisjor-Oestral.Lon, than Linde man -Gomm'. The runt of Mr. Contedu De La Mon wee red, es we also a dun s ks at the pollarootirt. Mr. Admenle Gedfasy tim rad for the order of u plift. The Atessieramersi reed s espy of the order, signed by Mr. Gerdasr, ale Governor's nerstary. Mr.; Godfrey—No me am moonshot this mso official dogmata. It is only s son. The Adam, Oewsrel It is to.. copy, signed by Mr. Gardner, the Omerasr's searehey. Mr. Godfrey—TM=u t e s ne is dmed. This dem otion mot regal, This • merlons sear. YHr. Cal* shot laying be lapelled, ratudaed sway am hag Gemmel Love was lees es liset.”*M-gorsramr. One of the moms of the ads for the szpubdou jot Mr. Collo was that his peraes was likely to disturb the Madly Maims Emma tM two goveransate. Now this raises hay* banea side by the muusety Id. Colin thought be might seisly retort to this Island. He will, however, keep to Us dra pima, whin le that his street is illegal, Castenier Ds La emoted Mere havi hi ng refused to tell him why sad by whose order he m The Attoeney-Generel—Kr. Godfrey le relatenen as to the teeserig of the order. The governor met that the declension had this tendeety—namely, to disturb the Madam between the two goveromenta. ][r. anent Iw Beilly—The took place to 1866. L tt Wended to lee an %dotage wind ? The Attorney-General—Ting gumption belongs to the merle of the end will be dicered in its prow place. The Cooetjd that the copy wee rafaciant, tulles Xr. Cote wee prepared to deny its antheatbity. edeXr. Advocate the cent. Genie, sad the Attorney-Netrel then ma& Mr. Jurat de QuotientDe—Whet does the Lieutenant- Govessoe say or do in this ash.? Mr. Oodfray—Abuintely nothing. The AtteenerGeneral—fle hoe mid that the law mart take he come, therm being that of his predecessor. Mr. De Qnstieville—For my put, I am not gulag to as mum the reeposethility of en sot which I never approved. The Collet km reciagnimi the Lieut.-Cieverner's tight of er rata.; stranger; but I will have nothing to do with It The Court then retired. On their return, after ,about threeinareare of en hoar, The (Leffler reed the judgment, which discharged Cella, on the ground that Cementer De La Maze had no order itir seizing him from the Lieu.-Governor. plause The reeding of this judgment was fo ll owed by loud ap . The Attceney-General demanded ea appeal: Mr. Godfrey saki that no appeal wee allowed in criminal meas. Tie Court rattled to attertaht the question at runt. OONVIOIZON OP 4 LEEDS SURGEON FOR HOW' lITILLLIANG. At Hooting Quarter Sweeions, on tho 14th inst., am of the mem for trial was that of John D. Hepworth, aged 61, s sage= of Podory, end kerstely of Hanalei leas, Loa; who wee charpd with Moefonaly taking away end steding a gekUnt of the value of 301., the grown) , of Mr. F. Heed, of filt. The prisoner Wooded guilty; sad on being mired by the Broader W. W. Awes, Bs+) it be had anything to my, teed a statement which see Sere ihst it woe with shams and contuaion of tam that be Wised to sodegvedim a peel- Mt"ldgem; that he had been a gnaws ofcongesti Care Wipe ; bed es ; had suffered from on et the had becom surgeon ean habitail spina War messinesee of hammiest, ; ised test posies Y Ye prefeeden ; wee et times is s mete of noted set dents whim Its did; had • steer els yew he an ; bed had e IMO, of mom than twenty ; was 6 . 1 . ass : e t asst and 810 miles from home; had gems ie R le begeses his , had deilmeed hems Y Mr. s seesellisom, wake wee stinted 112 eat a few preset; est was in needy oframs stimese. The Eskimo again Mischief hie guilt, and tit the most shiest est Ames memoq by whisk moms! peruse was moved is tees efeempeseloit, beemmhed the Recorder le masider his ego ash isannity, and to have mercy upon F. Jobs the, a eradstapler, from Pudasy, presented • ri=from ths mast inhabitants of that tows 11 el the prisster. He was to • position to prove simulmases si sigustures to the pentioa, sad had ems KO Wise, seerilidas Was and money, to enlist their sympodidso on &COMO et lee prisoner's previous good eSersdor. Joshua Mechill, a mail imartilleaer, residing at Pad say, also spoke in fewer of the planer, reneging that be bed known Ids kw tea or twelve years, and had attended him peellimbisilly ants the summer of lest year, when he wee sullen has as allection of the brain. It was at that tlsa sasommy to keep him under restraint. He bed soda& Wet prima was sometimee of tusiound mind. On one masks be borrowed • bridle and went into a geld sand took a hone end led it through the streets. He earned to labour under some strange dein/Ica about horses. la of this opinion, Mr. Machin' handed to the Recorder 6 a= t c r oherently written document beaded with V.A., sad parporting to be an authority for the prisoner to parchais horses for her Majesty's troops. The Recorder observed that the prisoner was convicted by his own confession, and though it might be painful to find a greduate of Cambridge in the condition of the primmer, yet he (the Recorder) hada ditty to perform from which be could not swerve. He wee pleated to find that two gentleman had coma a long way to offer Weir testimony is the pri soner's favour; the prisoner bid also brought to his notice that ha had already endured a long period of impriaonment ; yet w aving oomideratkas In favour of the tesosiony of those pathway. and believing that the prisoner had already snared • good deal &nag his omitinement, yet ea a warning to others, be (the Recorder) treated that he should be jastillsd is the eentanos he was about to peas, which was that the prisms be ousted in her Majesty's Hose. of Correction at Lewes, and kept to bard labour, for the spice of right calendar months. A FATHER CHARGED WIIH IfURDIRLIVG ElB A fortnight ago tart Friday, at Wolverhampton, a yyeeaahtg sea, mold George Kay, a screw-wrench maker, wasfrad dead ia his workshop, in. • court of Great Brick kils-Mreet, with his hands in his trousers pockets, and his head Lae box containing iron filings, which lay Bader hie work bench. The autopsy showed that be had died from suffocation ; end there was a bruise on the left temple, whirl might have been occasioned by a blow, or a fell. ita the deoemed was believed by the neighbours to have bees sub jected to mud, ill-treatment on the part of hie father, and ee core pima alleged that he had seen the &Mar leave the shop shortly before the body of the deceased was found, quite warm, there existed strong suspicion is the neighbourhood, which seemed to be strongly participated in by the jury, that the father had a hand io hie eon's death. This feeling on the part of the jory was the C+l , lllo of a second and a third ad journment of the inquiry, in order to allow of a further In vestigation by the police. The jury again assembled on Mondey morning, W. H. liaq., deputy comer, preelding where several new witnesses were examined, and some of three who gave evidence ea the preceding occasion were re-examined. At half-past tea the jury tound the accused guilty of the wilful murder of his son, end he wee immediately taken into =seedy. SHOCKING CASE Or INHUMANITY. At the Borough Court, Bolton, on Monday, two brutes in human firm were brought before the magietrates, charged with cruel neglect of their children. The man, Wil -1 Ram Joyce, is • chair bottonier, who tramps about the cousit, and who was removed by the parish authorities from Bolton to Huddersfield on the lit of April bet, but again returned. The woman, who has been tor some time cubabitiog with him, gave the name of Elisabeth I& I menet*. The teen has two ehildrro, about six and nine years of age, whom he daily rent out begging ; the woman has one child, about two years old. Their residence was • miserable place In Dog-yard, Orime-street, more like • dog-kennel than en abode for human beluga. It appeared that on Friday morning, about halloo See o'clec the MOM girl of the man's was found seated on the door-steps of the London and North Western Railway Office, and on Inquiry it was found that she bad been out all night, not darteg to go home in consequence of not having eutrucled in her mendlcity on the day previous. The child was re moved to the police-office, and afterwards to the work home, and the dwelling of the father was visited in the forenoon of the day by the relieving Akar. Oa entering the place a most shocking sight presented ; there wee not • particle of furniture in the place, and the obi, occupant was the child of the woman. In one arum wee • smell quantity of filthy straw, and pertly on it and pertly on the bare floor wits the body of the child In a perfect Mats of nudity. It wee alive but its emaciated state beggared de scription. The relieving officer, in hie deacription, said he " maid tatty compare It to a raw-born grey hound." It wee carefully removed to the weekhosee, and every atioatico paid to it. From neglect and; want of sustenance, ha bones were protruding through its skin, sad he whole appearance wee only skin and bone, covered with bruins. r. Firgastia, the medical officer, reeked the child soon attar It. edmiesioa into the workhouse, and he stated that ft was so emaciated and feeble that he did not think it conk' have lived many hours in the state it wee found, aid in kb opinion It had been reduced to that condition by neglect sod want to food. Since its removal tt had taken • little sourktimest, and it might reamer, bait was doubtful. Beth the matches (who are young poems) wen takes into Mealy ea fianday morning, not having mem home until midnight co Saturday ; and the albs,' oldM, who Is elm In aa amecdated state from filth and sagieet, wee removed to the workhoues hcepttal. The man was Nat to prim for times months, and the woman remanded, the Mayor remark ing that it might be a case of murder pima her. • child of the wasaan's was found dead about tins mouths sp. THE POLICE COURTS. YANBION•HOIIQN. Worts Archer was brought up on remand, dusted with semoug Thomas Molise with • red hot poker. Aid's. as the ant occasion was unable to Mond, and he now appeared in court with his bead tightly bandaged, sod his left ma, or so muck so meld be seen of it, frightfully contused. Ho mid—l live at No. 8, Sweet Apple court, BM\ opophootreston the first door, and the prisms lives in the tame house on the ground floor. Oa the evasion of Saturday week, about 7 o'clock, I went home to get a cup of lee, sad there was something that didn't quite *sae me. I had a few words with my wife, and she went downstairs. 1111 I was sitting there, quietly eating my rasher al boom sad drinking my cup of tos, I Word the prisoner abasing my old woman, with the moat dimmed., Lww ; so I went down directly to see what was the matter - . He was st hie door in his skirt, and I sold, What d'y • mesa by that language to my wife r Without • wor I, he spwag at me, laid hold of me by the collar and necktie, ' and with a groat jerk be pulled me down two stales, mid threw roe oa to the door, and uied to pull roe into hia room. As I said store, he woe naked In his shirt, sad as he was pats' me along I laid hold of the tail of his shirt, to help myself up, sad I believe I wrenched his shirt Into two or three pieces. When we got into his room the shirt gave way tadrely, mid down I at fist on th e door, with Mm on the top of me. Hs tried to bite me by the ear, but I stopped that, for I managed to get my thumb into his I month. I pushed it chuck down Ms throat and gagged hint—so (eluting the action to the ward). He got away from nis, however, but before I could getup he laid held of am by the throat. I hallooed M Mardi, " . as will as I amid, and a poNoman came and knocked his knuckles with his stag upon which he got up, ma kr the firs, pulled out the poker, and struck at um with" The drat blow mimed me, but the second struck me ea the hood, and I don't recol lect any more about it. I oea't my whether the poker was red hot or not, as it was all done so quick I hadn't time to swam but I know he took it from the fire. When I came to myself it was Sunday afternoon, end I was at the hospital with only one eye to look out of. I thought I was dons for. I oea see • little now • but I have to go back to the henna! whoa ß I Imm ham, seithe doctor is afraid of erysipelas. mett, 644, said les was called to Sweet Appbrooort, Gad found £141. 0a the door, with the, primmer clutching kis throat. Witness struck him on the Machias ; upon which ha mined the red hot poker from the fire, sad struck a blew, which whims avoided by stooping, sad the poker, lamed of hitting his heed, struck the mast o the door, and broke it into three pieces, which bred from the heat of the poker. Witasso ma out for farther sestet ▪ sad when he got back found the prisoner still naked at No. ft, bat Allies had boos removed to a house opmeits. Nelms Baker mid be lived la Sweet Apple.court, and was seradiag at the owner on the evening in question, when • mob of ahlldrea came running towards km crying " Mur der," bet he took llllnatice of that, as it was generally the cm there, bat when • mead mob of children rem down the court with the ems cry, he weal toss a what was the zoottor, sad found the prisoner on the top of Aldim. W t the primmer struck about him with the red hot poker wham thought it time to get out of the way, and tea from the house with the policeman . Findi ng however, th at the presager did not follow him, be west Mel end peeped into the roma, whoa he sow Aisne lying ca the door insensible, sad Need tag profusely from the heed. Fearing the primula.= follow up the blow sad kill his victim outright, las into the room, sod akin Any by the collar, begged him into the oppodts hems. „ The woe snots remanded for medical svidenos 1 but with an intimaters that he meld be committed for trial GUILDHALL. Sir James Duke, es one of the directors on duty at the London Joint Stock Bank, attended for the purpose of draw ing attention to anew system of forgery and fraud which was being carried on to a very coanderable extent at the West- end with a view to put the public on their guard against such practices. The mode of operatiote was that of obtaining a beak cheque•book in the name of some customer of the bank, and filling up the cheques for small amounts of 61. or 61. each, which they presented at various newspaper offices as payment for one or two Insertions of advertisements cut from any newspaper, and as the cheques were signed with names of penes' well known to the public. no difficulty was experienced in obtaining change for the chequer in cash. Ire the present Instance a chequebook, containing one hundred cheques, was obtained of the London Joint Stock, upon a forged order only a ahort time ego, end in one day as many as four cheques which had been passed la that manner had been presented at the bank for payment, not one of the persons whose names were forged to the cheques being customers of that beak. One cheque was Opted in the name of Edwin Smith and Co. ;" another in that of " &von and Co. ;" and doubtless the remaining 96 bleak cheques would be tilled in with the names of ether =equally well known. He (Sir James Duke) maids directors, however, considered that the most 'damsel mesas of preventing the circulation of them cheques wee that of publicity, and they trusted that this exposure would have the effect among that class of persons moot likely to be victimised. _ _ _ Alderman Copeland, who was also present, said it wee really extraordinary with what pmweverance certain veteran of tread were carried on. It was only lead year he was very successful in breaking up a very extensive gang of swindlers, whose principal trade area potatoes. He thought he had effectually put en end to the potato fraud; but he wee mis takes, as the following latter addressed to his bailiff at Stoke speet-Trant would show : " 24, Idetichester•etreet, King's-cress, London, Oct. 4. " Dear Sir, —We have heard you have a quantity of po. tuba for sale; if so, please forward us a amok with lowest price and quantity. Should the quality, &0., suit, we are buyers. Let this sack be an average sample, for which we will remit you a receipt,—Ws sr% air, yours respectful!), Co." Mr. J. Palby." ARTHIII Waling? and O Mr. Alderman Copeland said, on receipt of that letter he wrote for reference?, bat 'heady answer he received was that cash would be paid for the potatoes on delivery—no notice whatever being taken about the question of references. He, therefore, sent his deck to the address in the letter, and he there felted several persons regaling themselves over their pipes with brandy and water, and be had no doubt dividing the planter obtained from other ponies. Had he not made these inquiries, he should probably have had to tell a different tale, and reckoned himself among the potato victims. WORSHIP-STREET. Burrell Sutterfteld, 14 yeses of age, was charged before Mr. D'Eynoourt with stealing in the home of his employer, Mr. Thames Bithrie. draper, &a. of Pitdeld-street, Holton. Mr. Bitbrle stated that the prisoner had been engaged by him as an errand boy only • few hours previous to the robbery. On the previous day he was sent up to clean windows In one of the bedrooms, and shortly afterwards • brooch, worth two guineas, was missed. It belonged to • young lady named Bartholomew, visiting at the house. Prisoner denied all knowledge of the article, bat it was found in his waistcoat pocket. He was taken to the 'teflon house, and then a pair of boots left by the cashier, in an available place for removal, were missed. The thief in the one case was reasonably suspected of being so in the other, consequently be was questioned about that. Again he pro fessed innocence, but they were found on his feet, and in one of them • pencil we. This turned out to be the property of witness, and struck with the impotence that prompted the commission of three separate thefts in so short a space of time, he gave the boy into custody for the aspirate of fence*. The father of the boy said be bad • family of eleven boys and girls, yet this, he was happy to say, wan the only one who oould be berutded as • bed character—learn he would not, end pilfer he would. Mr. D'Eyuccurt observed that realty of these sad eases ems before this court, in which It was shown that the offenders brought disgrace upon their hard-working parents, Filmier was sent fur 21 days to the House of Correction, and ordered to be well whipped. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. A respectable lady-like woman applied for an order of potection for her property and present means of livelihood from her husband. She said she parted from her hush mod seventeen years ego, she having stopped his marriage with another woman. In consequence of this, e'er moms high wordy, they mutually consented to separate, and he proceeded to America. Mr. Beadon meld that did not amount to a deeert ion tinier the act of parliament, and La could tr.A consequently grant the order .ought for. . . . . Tba apparent asked what coon.° she could adopt. Mr. Beadon mid she could, if she thought it worth while, apply to the Memo, Court, but he did not think it would i.e easy use. The applicant mid she wee now in a way of °Wining a good tiring, and of cameo was anxious to make her prverty secure. THAMES. Jonathon IVsitAbeek, a labourer, of 9, King-street, Com mercial-road East, was brought before Mr. Salle, charged with committing a saysge assault upon Cardioe, his wife. The complainant appeared to have been terribly punished. She had a good Gael of blood, and was io a weakly con dition. It app-arid from her evidence that there had been a christening of a relative's child on Sunday, a good deal of drink ing going on, and that on the previous day abs had accompanied the pefrouer'a mother. and others, on a visit to the mother of the child christened on Sunday. On their return boon the complainant and the prisoner's mother quarrelled and began fighting. The prisoner interfered, dragged his +ifs from bid mother, and *tract her repeatedly over the bead, face. and eyes, completely disabling her. She lost a large quantity of blood. Mr. Selfe—How long have you been married to him ? The complainant—Four years, sir. He beat roe very very brutally once before, and was sentenced to one month's imprisonment. The prisoner—We were not married then. Stlio—Bot you are married now. Married or not you are sot to boot women. Charles Jam. Child., • police conatatle, No. 193 11, sakl b• found the complainant quite unounaciotm, s•d '•smothered with blood." The people told him that th• viewer had rasped hie grits by the throat and beat her l • willamme man•er. She was is • dreadful state, and her nose was broken._ _ _ . TbS .- p - el;;;;;In defence, Bald hfs wife aggravated him and best his mother, end called a witnese, who mid the wife's conduct was " trying." Yr. &Ire said thn pimplier was a peat brute. and motemold him to two monad imprisonment and herd Mans. MARKETS. COTTON.—LtexarooT., Om. 18.—The Wee of cotton to-day are estimated at 7,000 bates. A quiet steady market. ' COTTON GOODl3.—MaNcesarra, OCT. 18.—The yarn market is rather firmer, though the business doing 1. as • mull mole. The principal transactions have been for Ger many, but they have not been cmaiderable. The home trade is quiet. Some Witham le reported for Bombay and also for the Mediterranean, bat It ham been of a limited ohersoter.Por China there has been some inquiry, but It has led to much thulium Some kinds of yarns, such u 40'a and We mule, rizsto id. Pla lb. dearer. Some bush:tees wee doss for toward, the aloes of last week, but the dammed he. Ulm off to-day. In cloths we have not bed moth butdry„ sod the market Is dull, with rather lower prices then at the dose of last week. The advices to band yesterday from Cal cutta are again of an unfavourable character, and buyers are holding back. There is some business for other markets, both home end foreign. but the Indian news has me unfa vourable influence open buyers for all of them, and the little barium doing is generally reported at rather eager terms. WOOLLEN.—Lzans, OCT. 18.—We notice no awns doe In the market this morning. There hum beat • steady, soodsmte bushman trsaeacted—about a Tuesday's, "as. 4 *Meat. •••••--- WOOLL—HI7DDIZSIIILD, OCT. 18:The hide is much gentile, but stooks being lower than is natal se this dens of the yew, mike pekes ere not enticipated, which imps present high rates firm MANUFACTUIOI3. RODDIRSIIILD, OCT. 18.— cuseres The attendance of buyers has been rather n Wad fag • few from Looks ; but their purchases have far from extensive, which may be attributed to the so far advanced. The mmehante have only had a m basin= in the warehouses during the week. CORN.—HrIA, Ocr. 18.—At to-day's =that a. small supply el Bang& wheat, which sena &lowly at 0010 last video rates. Foreign bald firmly, but business Wind. tplot smiting does not move off oo freely as °Mate, y seeandary sorts, bat a fair demand filar attally late currency. Oats continue not pressed to any quotable reduction in value. ...... and peas slow sale at prior in favour of bayersr The tongs herds last wesl are as ander:—Wheat, 11,282 gra Biala, 8,797. Oslo, 837. Beene, 1,229. Pses,, 2,143. Tarr, 644. Unwed and rammed, 28,998. Oa cakes, 266 tows. Beans, 204 ton.. LIZES, Ocr. 18.—We are liberally supplied with wheat. whirl' nests a slow ; but we askew shentlien ham the =.6et Friday hat. Flair hea barley in mast, 4lisseriptions *Utast unsaleable. vy Beans sad caw articles =sinned. Antral& shwa this day week: tritest. 2,861; barley, 317 qrs. ; flour, 20 seeks; rapeseed, NB; linseed, 638 qrs. Avenge viols for the week ceding Oct. 16 : w h ea t, 4,11515 qrs., 44e. 8141. • oats, 149 qrs. 22e. 6d.; barley, 1,800 qrs., 37e. 4d. ; beans, 92 qrs., 425. 4*(l. Lxxx Ocr. I&—Weather is mild with a thick atmos phere which siesta the condition of grain. To-day's market there was a modest, supply of wheat, the tads was dow at lain wok . ' ratio. Bosky, good sound samples commanded folly toot week's prior, grioding qualities the turn in favour of direr. Beano, prior without alteration. Wheat, white, old, 611bs. to 631b5., 43e. to 495. , ditto, new, 6011 to. to 621 he., 41s. to 475.; red, old, 611bs. to 631 k.., 41.. to 441.; ditto. WV, 691bs. to 61165., 375. to 425. Bosky Chevalier, new. Nabs. to /Albs., 395. to 460.; common, albs. to 62110., 39e, to 34.. Beano, old, 65165. to 6611b5., 465. to 60s. ; ditto, am, 64110. to 661ba„ 40e. to 470. per qr. to the growers. NLITCASTLI, OCT. 18.—The weather has bMosee motet did, a good deal of rain has fallen since Batarday. At our merest this morning we had a moderate show of wheat *cat the growers, condition whereof not so good se of late, but each qualities being wanted a clearance was effected at ex treme rates. Old was held with great Brmner, which had the effect of checking trimsactions. Fleur did net sell freely, but in its value we note little change. Malting bar ley, unless tine, quit* unsaleable. Grinding mete mach ea before. Malt, unless Sae, segleoted. Is other articles little Pig• OCT. 18.—At Ude mornieg's market there was only • moderate supply of pain, with a fall attendanoe of farmers and millers. That. wee a very good demied for beet samples cd wheat for end purpose% which add at a inflow advanos ; but other sorts were rather a dull sale, at late rotas. Flow was twaltand in value. There was an Worsened demand for Wet melting earoplas of barley, which folly inaintabeed hews prism ; but other maples were in 2W. toquast. Malt trade romidas steady at former rates. la other disc riptions of grain these is no alteration of prima, and only a steady Weds doing. Old wheat. 395. to 484 new, Ma. to 43e.; barley, 375. to 43e. ; oats, 24,. to 295. ; teens, 40s. to 60e.; pew, 40a. to VW; rye, 30.. to Mo. per or. I Tams, Bs. to 9s. par bushel. Flour, 20s. to 370. pcs each. Malt, 7s. 9d. to 8a per bushel. CATTLE.-Bamescar, Orr. 18.—At our market held thin day we went not leo well supplied en of late in point of ' number, but the breed end condition generally wee tolerably good. There wee a large attendance of dealers and roust?, butchers, end best animals wore readily disposed of at rather better rates. Middling end inferior uimaL were ail told at liast r oss. The supply of sheep was exceedingly shortoom. with former markets, and the demand E t a altogether quick, but late rates are fully su p The supply cf calves wee limited, which all sold at high prices. In the pig market the was only moderate, and a good amount of business wen m S prices for all descriptions tally maintaining late terms. ox bee, 11.. to 12s. per some; cow and hedge ditto, 10a to 11s. ; best down mutton, 7fil. per lb. ; other breeds, V. to 7d.; lamb, 94. to 10d.; veal, 74. to 7id. ; fresh pork, to 71.; silted ditto, 7d. to Bd., and 9e. to 9s. 34. pc .are; ittlipt! bacon, Sid. per lb.; dry ditto, 90. to 1014 swan pickled hams, 90. to 10d.; quarter old store pip s lei. to 20s. each; suckling calves, 12a. to 245.; cows wilt calves. W. to 181. each. ONIONS AND CIIEESE.—SALISTIVIST MICHAEL LS Fats, Ocr. 18.—The fineness of the morning drew slams number of persons from the surrounding neighbourhood tattoo the city. The onions, of which there is generally a hrge supply at this fair—but on the present occasion the quantity was small—ranged from 65. to Go. per sack. A monthly cheese market occurring, there was not mock cheese pitdW, and prices were without alteration. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Adel" of Dundee. with 1 tare at ail, fa ripened to Wee beta toot to getting mar of the ke, br the Clues Lash Captain Omit*, armed at Basta Voe.—Lerwist. at 11. Cbenntros.—lntsnigssce Sow Bong Kong of Sept. 4 !netts the Verkerjetio, - ;iiii74Voii7e,iisbc;w7act.- - astwerp. -r iist. 17. Inman Captein emu. from lass to Hull with Welke. WIMP .treaded beer Old Ileiteenod. sbout 14 abbe Mom. La the litho( October. Oho Übe le &rmota preltlea. bat bowmen eaterts.Ol4 of seeing part of the ergo.—ChnitianeasdeOct. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Alexander (banes). kar Table Ka p. Om. 9, IM 43 N. Ma ASO W. Ainestan. from Bombay for Liverpool. Sept. SO. let 16 N. lon SO W. AileWery, nom Bombay for Liverpool. August 14, la* 16.44 9, lox 13.tt E: • . . . - . Annie White, from Natal for Landow. Brut ti. lot IEIO Pt, knit We &ortolan Piot& from shin Orr twerp:oli Oat. 11, tat rili too 6 W. Cardoso's* from r obcAss for London, let Be IA 14.1 re I iliAll B. arbrionekbury, from KurrArbre for LA odor,. Pape. 29, let Ad N, Ice 29 W. Danube (bargee), of Dundee, the Cape of Good Hope, Oct. It, lat 0.35 N. lon 9.11 W. Eugenie, from London for Qtrhon. Sept. P. let 45 N, 'too 41 W. Gorgon. from Plymouth for Hedtes, rapt. 96, lot 96 N, Mu So W. blue of the Smith (ehm), bound out, Auguet 31, Mt 0.53 2, lon Minos W. ' --" -.-- . • M 1127 inos gunge), iron Bombay for London, Boot. 2,lst 5.13 54, WS Pile, freet . liverociol tor Nauru% Oa. 11, Lit 49 K. ion In W. Spoetator, from Memnon lie Liverpool, eept.2), las 5111.1. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BRADBURY.—Oet. lb. st PatioeUbe, Neer &enticed. the site of 11e. 'K. M. lir ntbure. of s Pos. cu wk. is„ u I; pprr Flutrillumstrort. Dublin. the wife el A. J. 1.11641. A.. at s 6. 6 . 416, CRAVOCIi..-416t. 16. the site of C. Cradock, Se.l P of Ilartforth, Richmond. Terlisarief • me. ROSKI le, the vile of E Eq.. of Tanhadoll Req. air Owe. Rau, of • dendrite , BIORGAN.—Ost. et tdoirlobeich itreihanaßlll. the Wait Naranjo... Req.. of area. NU KERY.—lta. 14, as Fit Roust. Milo. dm wife of IL J. Ilunsh Zee.. of •• son. PRO N.—Oats 17, M Albion-Meet, flydemut, the wife of W. G. See- el • desirous. ITS W•lth.—(Me.lB. at doesoderten, mar Lowestoft. the • de of the Zee. C. Steward. et Com. MARRIAGES, CSOZIEtt—KEW.—getIS. Routh Kensington. the Kw. 0 8. Prow. 0. P. D. theatre. EM.. to Loom danChtin W W. Kew. by. of Use Prtren.rieg. Waialoworth.rood. PLALKL—NUI.'K.—Oe4 U, at th. Catturuten church. Lturpool. be the Ur. T. Koora &it Yr. K. rms.. of Liverpool, to Magnet 117 d of aughter the Kw. lir. Met. of tioughtoo. Comberund. 1 1 41.-11 lIVZTT...O IA at at. Thonown. ArWW . bbbb.• by the WW. W, Y. Whim. Mr. O. W. Ileitw. to Elisabeth. daughter of T. ICaseethisga. lease' ILK. Custom. PARKII—IIILLiAILD.—Oet. 13. at the _what rtooth. ChdradOrds ifrOl by the Rev. A. W. Mamma .D. Kilo. Kt of No" folk aquae, Hydayark. Edaa Aerie. daughter of Dr. ./Ilard.og Cheiroefad. Pft ABK.—Oet. 14. at B.:ll.nrcet chow'. Aor , . Maw. r the hey. W. Wee. C. Price. ,or m THOMPtO m ii—W• STOW. oahterof the tau 11. 0 t ril. '. ot o Wo o f C l ath ' i.d ' ro ' l. N . abider. by the Ike. 0 ituntou. . Mr. J.Tbothl•-on. to Ileartetta, datable, of Kr. W. Wer warn. of Now Wein. Lownwo. OBATRIA ALLrN —Oct 14. at Smard.m, Kent. 0. Mien. Ted.. aged BICAUMONT..Oat la. T. Inautneat. Eaa . of anat. , . GaLST.—Oet. la at Chatter.taraec, park, On T. T. Gnat. F. 8.5.. wed OU 11.—Get. lA u Ilamkt llotnr, Moaana, tier, H. Calf. Eao... alla no. TULL—Oct It at Athena, Pertnabfre, 0. C. 1111. yp . aged O. ILIMOSTORD.—(I4.I4. at Wauthz tn.t, Cau.nban. Yr. ti. Man- tadand IL LIPTMIDOIL—Od. 17, at smeinide, man. wife aataaht Leto Poi& 1 12-0•L It at Southport. J. Pogrom% NM, of Saaalagata Aprliborpr. Northam!. tosidre. tbe Meld Werarmordamd. Is the :Oth soar of 1M yr. 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