The Express. — London, England, 1862-10-13 00:00:00

'4 slioArnre aIITZLLIGENCL THE NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. SO TR/ =rot OF TSB MUM& SlR,—Many important matters have to be die cussed at the forthcoming Newmarket meeting, and among them whether the last race of the First October week, • match between Michel Grove sod Tarragoaa was bond Ch.. there being such • suspicions turn in the betting to wards the close that the stewards of the Jockey Club recommended the committee of Tattenalra not to allow a settlement upon it on Monday lut, until they Pad dia. rugged the matter. It is not often, fortunately, that the Jockey Club has such a cue to take in hand, and it is to be hoped they will not fail to make public the result of their investigation, whatever it may be. The gees. tion whether the starter is qualified to fulfil his duties is also likely to be rpopensd, sad it if Mr. letheorge can keep his nerves sufficiently in order to get well through the next five days, it will be an extraordi. nary feat, as there are fifty-seven strata to be made it all the events proposed produce nose. Monday's list ambreces,a dozen items, in addition' to • walk over ; Tueeday's, 10 ; Wedneeday'a, 13 ; Thursday's, 12 ; andiFriday's„ 10 ; sup posing the two matches for which no day has been mused come off on the last day, according to rule ; and al though the fifteen matches may not all produce cages* nor all the 28 unclosed events obtain ratan, there will be au average of at least ton races per diem, with the majority over short comes. Monday's programme I have not much to do with, it being sufficient to remark the Nebula, Backstop., Duke Rollo, and Meaner look the best to stand for tine four matches, Limosira for the Free Handicap, and Tornado for the 300 sore. Sweepstakes; the October Produce Stakes and Produce Match are not to be diactused here, as all depends on what Sir R. Bulkeley or Mr. Marry ma stand upon in the one case. and Lord Glasgow or Sir J. Hawley in the other, each of thew gentlemen Mini' 00111i natoi a couple. Oa Tueeday there will be two great races, the Chanson Stakes, for 2-yr-olds, T.Y.C., coming under this deem:dna tion. as at least half a score have performed sufficieetlY well to be entitled to fans the starter, namely, Early Purl (Bb extra), Tom Fool, the Eloot's dam °sit (Jib astral, Conical, Amelia, Weatherbow (alb extra). Duukeld, Gentinsomme (31b extra), Gunner (31b extra), and Charlemagne (31b extra). Onesander, Hospodar, Durwood, end the Beau—dark horses—have also been well spoken d ; and although the Frenchmen may not run both the Gentilhommemod Hospodar, the Whitewall stable only one oat of Early Purl, Deenwood, and the Beau, mid WodeoW• part y soVe either the Gunner or Charlemagne, there should he at least ten runners, Early Purl, Weatherbow, Tam Fool, and the Gunner comprising the best of them. TAO Fool has gene rally run soft ; but his two moods' rest may JIM mate rially improved hint ; and should airything beat Feely Purl it may tall to his lot. The Ccearewnoh, tars mils and .• quarter, is • severe race to get through, and should the ground become heavy all calculations recently made may be completely upset, while the field is sum to be awaited con* derably by outsiders. At present there are newly feetyln the books as probable starters, the following lair; as censer a list as I can make up now :—From Mr. R. Ten Brataire viable, Umpire, Amy, and Bedouin ; Oates* ffilksiltma ; hoed Coventry's, Balder ; Mr. Benin's, Andrayand Medians Lass; Treen's, Queen of Spain and flartingtou ; W.Day's,Catohens Alive ; the French stable, Strada& ; Lord clietrefill, Anonyms, and the Young Melbourne call: Iffilliglie Chore Annie, Fen de Joie, and Agag; Cowin Bankyanyk i Loiterer; J. Prince's, Flirtation ; Mr. Pape's, Alciarcourt ; Sir J. Hawley's, Asteroid ; T. Cliff's, koeshiford ; Berm Rothechild's, Wingrave ; Sir W. Booth's, Bum* W.. 1 Goatees, Aurelian ; Mr. Bryan's, Mentos and Watchman ; If. Lister', Corona ; S. Day's, B a lh am and .111simsticn: ll- Boyce's. &equator : Mr. Hussy's, Brown St set ;Drewitt's, Squire Percy; Harleclix Magnum Bo ttum ; Mr. Sutton's, Ananias, ; Mr. Fuller's, Walpole ; Rayner* CaminY ; Palmer's, Coronet; T. S. Dawson's, Haddinglbe ; Winter iogham's, My Mary; Mr. Simpson's, Fans weenbe ; Mg. Gratwicke's, Ebony; Lord Stamford's, Dulcillslia. Tien is a chance of most of the above facing the startler; although I do sot like to speak positive, with re. • ference to Wingrave, Aureliac, Watch um, Claw queror, Magnum Bottum. Altoona, Ebony, Dulcileill,. Haddiagton. and My Mary. as neither 'df the two -last named have taken the position in the marl metheir re.- eau performances would entitle them to, while Delcibeilbe is sow among the 100 to 1 division. after mini ie• 100 to t The most surprising, however, of the market iii ideation. in. • the imatempt T. Taylor's lot appears to be held :is, he haw. ing East L instep, Bethilde, Polynesia, the Beanie filly,. and the Lady Evelyn colt under his eliu ite. The last named has shown • fons equal to Caste's and Polynesia one s quall y as good, during this sewn, aid le the .Babette filly is said to be 71b superior to either at boa a, and I can mot but think there is deager kerb. rot Ti. me Sacked for' what anneals good money comprise trumi 'e, Jilizatone, Balder, lienham Lam, and Audrey, - lbetingt OD, e4tell'em alive, Straddle, AOODYMIN Oran ,Verise . aced' Agag;. Loiterer, Flirtation, Alchyrnist. Areas. id. Corona, aid Brown Stout ; end out el thew ) laldon Her tington, Catch'em-Alive, Am Omega, andl Brown Stout, take their stand solely noon I heir private stputstioes. Umpire and Reuben bees ill Sabo • come meetly is the same eadegory. their geed parlous anew-having 'taken:enlace such a long time-bask thee they am , oelphaoked •on the streetth of private While. Thee bee t ruining of Silkstone, eb;re Amie, Loiterer, Plirlaaieei. se d Albbymist give them all chances, mad lusher istidua the ms• well le" the handicapper mud have as malaise they have- not re tailed the forms once displayed; hue if. oeljr. one Da dear so, then such heavy weights as Antlesy, fused slip Abu"- rna, sad Asteroid must be pet out ef owe% f or Sillistraws, Chlre Amis. and Alchruiet have so mush tf 4 boet of this weights with them. This trio, manumit' g them a* 'to get the distance, will also be gross tly ii the way of Balder. Hastiness, Cantte n-Abe. i tpg,Dtriegam. and Haub= Lass, no matter how highly tb ey mar ha+ been tried at home. It is a canons feet lb at us Balder, and Catch'em-alive shield all to se oh groan favourites, for W. Day, the trainr of the ki at Dalliedik • tried Silkstnne to be • first alas 3-vrald, aid is smuts tel auparintended the trying of Balder, so that it is verrnaiu rally inferred his party know which is the best dila trill, and are an "going for one." What that one may. be is a mystery, supposing such an errangemeat is money as SEW stone and Balder are both supported for ep p uwntiy am , limited commissions; but it must be admitted ffilkitoseg triumph in the Doncaster Nursery of 1861, ant.P the gloat fight she made of it with Asteroid and Ti n•Ylliiiiin for • long way at the last meeting, •shon rear Ding them at nearly racier weights, entities hes, te craner consideration than either of the others. lafeeti.the last exhibition, supposing her to be as good il-Vil mood el hones as in • small bald, renders her a bette:vineestment than even Umpire, • horse that, after being on the sholl.fce two years, ie intended to bring off one of the genteel-cups ever attempted on the turf of late years, and maybe motor tnnate enough to come off only maul best ailerons Be yond the two, I know not where to look for the 'rinser, but must make a reservation in favour of T. Taylur l e bean sup poring hie " party" has net launched itself in tire Americas boat, which so many others have done on maltase the discovery that the Umpire business at tizadweed i za merely a blind to deceive the British "talent a proce ed eding absolutely Penman. if over k kit , eyea "public"' being to and • great stake with him, tho 'public"' being so sweet no the horse that they always flarestalled. the :table directly the betting commenced en • haadicsp. lb must be borne in mind, however, that Umpire is girlie. Silkstene 51b more than be would be required to do in o weight-for-age race, and unless he is as good • hone as Asteroid, it may happen . Mr. R. Ten Broeeesamirallt 'nimbi) of patience in waiting bin onportuit_y an su u long übu to meet with a just reward, as it did wiles B. great Starke "pt" for the Goodwood Stakes of 1861, this horse having been oleo two years waiting for the " good thing." The Royal Stakes is the third and last item at present complete in Tuesday's list, and that is at the army of Sir .1. Hawley with Argonaut. The remaining events cam be briefly summed up, and I shall select Bucketiliam for the'Peet Sweepstakes. Annum for the Bedford Stakes, Alerte for the Select Stakes, Re volver for a 50 Soya. Sweepstakes, and Cana, Camper down, and Exchequer for their respective matches ea Wed nesday; Weatherbow for a 300 Sovs. Sweepstakes, aid Nebula for the Bretby Stakee, with Gentilhomese. For nano', Cape Flyaway. and Bosh for the matches ea Thurs day, and Tsje to heat Merry Hart in a match an Friday. The Prendergast Stakes, for two.yearolds, T.Y.e., will en liven the last day's proceedings. as, in addition to Tom Fonl, Weatherbow (31b extra) and others engaged is the Clear well, there are Batsman, Royal Stag. Stampede, Automa ton, and Queen Bertha to make up a field frees ; and it will be hard to select a champion, unless it is Automaton, be having. like Queen Berths, swaged a nasally, and both throe have shown signs ef improving whim seen last in public.—l am, lac., METFA)B. Oct. 11. LONDON BETTING.--SATrRDAT. The " Club" was crowded, and for some time comparing bets upon the Ocearewitch occupied the attention of mem bers. Ultimately speculation upon the great autumn handicap wee attempted, but for a lengthened period it ap peared " all cry and no wool." At last, without any con siderable outlay, Umpire was unmistakeably installed the favourite ; nevertheless, offers of 60 to 40 were continually made that " the American" did not absolutely start first favourite. The supporters of Umpire and opponents of Silkstooe offered 60 to 40 that the *ere Cheater Cup favourite did not occupy the premiership in the betting when the fell. None of these offers were, however, accepted. Coventry's horse, Balder. remained nominally on previously I ' noted, as did also Benham 1/0$ the latter seeming to have more friends. Catch 'ma Alive turned out not to be the " dead 'an" it was 'apposed he was after his retro. gresaion yeaterday (Friday). The remaining quotation' recorded below were only accented for minor amount.. Closing priers CESAREWITCH. 9 to 2 eget Umpire (.1 to 1 t freely) 11 to 2 Bilkstone (t 6to 1) 9 to 1 Balder (t and off) 100 to 7 Benham Lass (t) 100 to 6 Catch 'em Alive (t 20 to 1) 20 to 1 Hartington (t to 1) 1000 to 30 Chem Arnie (t) 1000 Agag (off) n to to 1 ella (off) 40 to 1 Flirtation (oft t2O to 1) rio to 1 Aoliroia (t) 70 to 1 Andrey (off I 100 to 1 Moorhen (off CAMBRIDGMIIIit E. 40 to 1 apt Queen of Spain (t) ! r , 1 1 f • ivy) 'l7 ; TIE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 13, 1862. TATTIIRSALLS.-41hit(00rori • The atterdittemithie aftersooe was not so large as misbt ham hem antieipoted, nor were the market movements very important. Ilaipaa, who had threatened to displace Elak- Mose in the betting, mocesded ibis afternoon in establbhing himself at the head at the qnotations for the Cessrewitch, sad was for • omeidereble tame supported freely at 9 to 2, and kit off at 5 to 1, while Sillstoae's price at the close was 6to L Lord Coventry's honeys, is force at Bto 1, Lod Heehaw Lass was lima at her former quotation at the Corner. Closing prices : CESAREWITCH. 9to 2 sat lir. Tan Broeck's Umpire (4 sto 1) 6 to 1 T Mr. Grimehaer's Bilkstose (t) 8 to 1 -- Lord Coventry's Balder (t) 14 to 1 Mr. Bevill's Healans Less (I) 16 to 1 Mr. J. Smith's Hartiogtaa (t) 26 to 1 8v C. Codringtoo's Catch'em Alive (t) 25 to 1 Mr. T. Jams:ages Stradelk (s sad off) 30 to 1 Lead Glaegow's Anonyms (t) 33 to 1 Mr. Naylor's Chore Arnie (off) 40 to 1 Coat BatAlyany's Loiterer (t) 40 to 1 Hr. Nayloes Agag (t) 50 to 1 Mr. Bayne's Alchymist (t) 50 to 1 Sir J. Hawley's Asteroid (t and off) 60 to 1 Mr. Bevill's Audrey (t) 1000 to 10 Hr. Humeri Drown Stoat (t) 1000 to 10 Mr. J. Scuttles Queen o 4 Spain (t) 1000 to /0 Mr. G. Bryco's Stanton (t) CAMBEIDGESIGRH. 16 to 1 spat Mr. Grisishaw's Silkstone (t) 20 to 1 Lord Bosadord's Liam:sine (t) 25 to 1 Mr. Fobstres Dictator (5) 25 to 1 Mr. W. Goatees Aurelian (t) 25 to 1 Lard Coventry's Balder (t) 30 to 1 Nr. Tan Brooch'. Haws (t) 50 to 1 Mr. &Ws Alr•Mstot (5) 80 to 1 Mr. Ripitimicer's Lidirt (5) NEWMARKET, SUNDAY NIGEL . HORSBIS ARRIVZD. The following have arrived, in tion to thaw already' in training at Newmark** :--llmpire, Optimist, Curie, Tornado, Amy, Myrtle, Bailouts, Maid of ia &:', Siena!, lady Fannie, Mirka Tanner Nawadaka, e—Loye bird's dank °chola, Fareass, Ai redale, Leolion. lay Peel, Flubs, Estreldn, Mariereserge, Erin-goHnigh, of Clubs, Inutile* Manal- Aran, Attaman, gowns My, 2 pm Rona, Black Swan eon, 2 yrs, Bolen; Watelifint, Ginnie, Banana, INghtowa, Vaulter, Ansi* Brialy Knight of the Batb, Ireton, Lupus, Ti Girl; nide Gras, Fravola, Michel Grove, Witch of , Heaps% Almon°, Mins Vivian, Voltalk, Alcbymin, Moira, Manbeacquet, Amain f, Perquisite, • by Neashann, Hariaeleats, Nerininster, High Treason, Captain Crow, Weatherdes, Eamon, Knowsley, Ano nyms, Brown Mass e, 3a, Brown Bees f, 2 yrs, c by Young Melbmras, 3 yni, o by Young Kilbourne, 2 ym, Physalis a, 2 yrs, Drake's doe a, 3 yn, Malcolm a, 5 yin, Ally by Voltigeor r ; yn ; cob 27n; Senorita cot, 2 yrs ; whip filly„. 2 yrs ; Asitirovi, Moorheo, Idg,, Weatherbew, St. Aka* Columba, Balder, Des mood, um Tassel, Blarintot e, Wasp wilt, Ceilings, Hostas!, Manikins, Newebanch, Medpols. Coronet , Corona. Wombat, Vanoonven. Qu ems el Spain, Her tington, Birdlime, Coupon, kkollantygem, Doltionice, Bandage Freeholdws thmpenkswa, Mom Maid, Over stone, Babel, Bevis,. Schism, Fai th em Alive, 'recent, Manna sell, Little Dick. Illptati on, Drone Early Fbri, Fradeid, Q.E.D., Cape Flyaway, Quota Bertha. Buck ingham, Mary Hart, Plack Knigin„BeLlm-an, Ebony, slier • Ellintwi, slater to hee Knit, 2 pct, E of Surrey, nod Brow. Meat. LATEST BETILSG. CESAILEWITIIi 9 to 2 &pi Umpire (0. 6to 1 111lakatos• 7to 1 Baldry 41 14 to 1 Boolam Loa (t) 16 to 1 IBartiopoi . k(t) 22 to 1 Chore Atm (t) 40 to 1 (t) CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 30 to 1 apt Bader (t) DERBY. 40 to 1 opt Havedar (t) LATEST SCRATCHING& Clearmalcs.—Rioing Sus, Dulaibolla, Boal trill, Eves- Land. Behim, Aptiorpo, Plumy Ally, WollAce, Voverstoor, and Shrepokiro. _ . _ COLAWALL.—Ctresoa, Daum Gillko k Backmouter, as Tror bins. _ Ocroesa PROM= eliesze.—eapporeabadahafe. Fees limismas, WK.-omm colt.. 'Ammar:abase es 300Sove.—Denbe GaNes. HAZOLIICAN (Camemmvileh Ocoee,—Nyale. FOOL TO-MOBIIO9F. TaitiewitYlbre et 50 son.; 3-yr-oldiy. rat Win. fair 9st 71b ; Jim sis, alla lied, Bst 121 b ; thwiviabir tole- sold for 200.sovs, if damiused, rintnincik.3 MIL 114.1[. Sinaissiesitmof 9F•sovs. sash, 10 Sq. .T.Y.C. at lb at lb Blue Ilastle 812 Pastan Le 24260222 . 0 10 Newsom: 02w 7 2 Brick.— .... - 11 10 c lay. Ilarbalm-Swesdift 7 2 /ironclad" Carina& 2 7 Laws ....-.. ..... -..- 7 2 likdina ...--- ........ - • ! NM= at m0u1e....... ! 1 ' ilc - .4 - - ---- '''''''' - i 6 C4lailm6.-=:.1.: - i ltsrlp Yuri ll 6 61453646 s 0 Orpbsa Thrussto - 0 Prattyps 3 1 falcon 0 31•0030 0 424011. Berms. a • Rinse Le Ra 0 ............ 6 8062stons Dunksld 8 11 Air& 81103 Clow". 3 11 llama Mesa_ ---- 11 Burdsettlner A • 7•2* 451 ........ ......-.. 13. .01.1.0 range Gil )4..spe 713 Wltelt - iiiidisi IT. I(l4, nstberbass 7wood, . 7 1 7 73 2 7111016 QUM - ...... -- 12 15 Rpm& cal Wasp Nat Canoes *7 12 liertissma lO. Anassoalass. Visid Avatar eistecolan 7lO Arra • 7 3401.'s daimon Weatherer/ .14614 14,61603 Countess 7 8 alma eft Ikautybr lot - - 7 7 Istaito-flragb 4vssiturs. alarioo 4 by 724496.-01•1100111 p. 7 5 Mara Oa a Twoos Trust t 70.6314.30 . . 7 6 esepolsa . . L i= 7 ♦6 amiss & P. 5. 13 Y by, 01/33.10 —OW Wane 5. 9. 7 41 rasa 1 1 • P l egu c h loptaatoo s:4a to am, &agars& balms 11 siiissii this dap (Mundy). A 9v2ratrreima.ohs eon. esaltl2.yr-oade,6•lllotb ; tbaea 'flat tab.; bur audiupararda, ; winces to be mkt, far 70 saes, it demendeck Ito &Wood Staler (hone. A BWINCISTehrii.. of 20 we& each, In 21r-olde ; ad* Set 71b ; fillies sod. ashlusmilse Ilb ; the wirier to be weld for I.oo.move. Sew C. Us. Us Curlews/00.x S7adym, a free hsnd ol 95. emirs. ea* 15 ft, smirk WO added-by the doehey Club, fon 3..yr olds and unwed.. ; winnows:we ; the sewed to reclaim 50 110111, out of the slakes, sad the winner is pay Meows. to We dodge. Cemarewitcki Coarse. (26.sulie.) Age M lb lb Stamped° .... ...... 8 4 Sappho l* 1 Wallace ..... ....... 6 4 Num: Perm 4 4 Asteroid 4 3 ausehreg a 6 liappares Audrey King of Lailiasmii .. a 8 Palo* Optimist 6 T Myrtle 4 11 king of Km& 4 4 Apthorps flats bale( Be Knutslor• 4 aman 8•• • 3 4 A Westmoreland) .. 11 6 g Cbooy a 2 Ba ag thilde . 4 6 aloha a I gto• ..„ .... 3 6 Detain& . .6 0 Por Haddin tland 6 6 Umpire 8 13 Magnum Norms 8 6 Aurelian 4 1 Barrel' ... _ ..... 3 61 Faultier a Balder Docket 4 Promotion 4 4 Ch4re kohl . ..... .. 6 Bedouin , Waterwltch Stradella s Waldman 8 6 Exchequer ll Town OsenolMor .... 3 6 Milliomire I Ilandoe 8 61 Corona !kabala Doncaster Variation Loiterer ... s Evelyn $ 6 1 Womb:stet I Polynesia 3 6 1 Feu de Joie Wingrave Coronet Eaat Langton • Hartington 3 6 1 Alerts, Brown Moat 4 Wombat 4 C Conqueror 4 May Golding 4 6 Earl of Surrey Benham Len 4 1 Tipnemy GM $ 6 . AMI 7 . 4 1 Alchymit 3 6 Mang= 6 1 Begonia assume , Itrenhend Queen of P.maln 3 1 or Retriever-112y goblins 6 1 salts 8 8 Captsal.Coew 3 4 by Btockwell—Ba- St Ake& 3 bette Weslhertift 3 Amaltbea Co:tundra= 4 Drumstick 3 7 Catch'em Albs, by Oram Darling Halcatcher. Doted Hirbilyer Rather High g • 7 Venerator Physician, by Chant& Cowboy deer a el 7 walroio d 7 Yorkmlnseer 4 6 7 Shropshire tit b) .... • paid My Mary (Mc 711, ex) 3 6 7 A BILLING HANDICAP SITUPSTAiIta of 10 soy.. each, for 2.-yr-oids amid armed@ ; the wins/NUM sold for 100 eon., V demanded, he. Lest ball of Alall. A BANDICar allraMerAlilli el 15 ewe. each, 10 ft, for 3•Tr olds and amends. Ab.M. TAN Ct.r.tawriz &mita of 30 so,. each, 20 ft, for 2-yr eide ; coils, fist 1011); fillies, Bst 81b; the winner of a 500 nom stakes, with ten subscribers, 6lb ; of any two each stakes, 91b rags ; the winner of a Oste or ewes value 100 sous, isalnding the winner's own stake, 31rtt T.Y.C. (43 subs.) C by Windhosuid-13plitvote, Water Kelpie, The Beau, Haliburtoe, Early Purl (Mb ex.), Torn Pool, Trojanua Sate The Trojan Ho), c by Win& hound—Doses dam (31b extra), Con .tul eu f b q Rig a Soisthampteee dam, Newsman , Elide Yeener, Aire li cks Crntsrbery, /whams, ria. Knight of the North • by Y. M Monitor, e Haw Ousa— hitruauses, Sandford, Weetherbow (3lb ex.), Dame Gillian, lloepoddr, lissokmaster, Amelia, (ientilbanme, D DL lg La w ihni of the Vale, Brother to Morocco, Louise Bonne (late E. D.) Umbellate, (ides, Operative, The Prior Maier, Igerna, Black Nnight, aby Mountain Leff —Achrenthee, Guam' (Sib ex.), Charlemagne (alb ex.), Tree Blue (paid). THE ROYAL Ensue of 200 awe. mob, 120 ft, for 8-yr. olds ; mita, hat 71b; Set 21b ; wieners axba ; the wood to receive back hie stake. AS. (5 Aube.) Those that declared forfeit on or before the lint Tuesday in January, 1860, 25 son. forfeit, mad then that declared forfeit cm or before the drat Tuesday In Jeans'', 1861, no son. faefeit.—St. Alm* Argosaat, Predator*, Memo*, Babquins (1 1 011). A SwcereTALls of 25 son. each, 10 ft, for 2-yr-olda. First half of Ab. 4 lb st lb Indy Augusta Livingston* . 10 Newfoundland. ......, Fantastic Soapstone Batemani , o Golden Dyne 3 Tom Fool OEr I .. ... ..... 1111" is =kir 10 llorogoo .... 0 Cassoestis Cadent Flake , 11 /0 Muezzin An O IP OI O t. . 11 MIK . lO • 11 10 Princess Liming . , 11 Oelim Dm 1 Tejo IS Jodi Glipr, Obi lO in DIPS Gann 0414. • . . 4 10 Abseil*. .. 1 MI 1 4 1 : 11 ti ii 6 0 AsOma ! Palt i t lim - .. 1 Irvirliii - . i Aairolager . / II Daipage .Villehalw I 7 Devirderle HArrybany HID Zeal:r. ... , 7 T Hone 7 7 lois de Oran Cares , i l fin 7 Battery' ago Mic Two' Bilb !et VlogFes ro' 7 7 i t tni viver 7 7 Tempi Bob ..... ....... ......... 7 7 Rubin! / 41 =II Attait ... 7 114 W Can 7 li Ano1111•00 —_ — 7 = iir isls — S Vindieta - _ 7 115015~510.. 6 t Don't Car lO 7 $ W — ""7" -- Colombiao 7 1 MY VIIIII/P 1 7 lontenoy ........ ....... 7 1 Ails IA 6 7 Naomi Illy Acceptances lo be didend Wen 12 o'clock this day • • (Homy). NAVAL .AND MILJTAI.BY. PORTSISOL'TH, OM 11. The Himalaya, steam troop ihv, Captain E. Lacy, arrived as this pert but night faun Woolwich. She came into harbour tili• morning, and w go into No. 10 dock to complete repairs. The Enchantress, paddle despatch meek is being com pleted with all speed, and will lease No. Meek on Monday. The St. George, 86. lOW. ' Captillit 111 w. Francis Egerton, steamed - ate harbour this aferneen from Spit head ; she will be taken into Ifs 10doek tiphawe her copper examined. She is ordered foe foreign saraise. The Curapos, steam sloop, has beat bueaght duos the harbour, and will be brought fieward for Paean gime with out delay. cr.. la. The Dromedary, Mose ship, Mater Drown, arrive* at Spithead thin morning from the Coast of Abaft She' win sail for the eastward immediately. WIDOLWICIft. Ocr. 1 The Admiralty steam-vesseis Black nide Vivid' ' , aad Psyche are ordered te leave Woolwich on 'Theseday to• form part of the royal eqemdron for the conveyance of bier Majesty and suite from lie continent to Eagles& FLAG PROXOTIONW—By the• death of Admirry Sr James W. D. Dundee, G.C. 8., mottle 3rd instant, Cap tuna Morehead becomes nwradmiral of the blue, Lilco goods - service panniers, of 3001. and 1501. a ;osiers thaw pieced aa the disposel of the First Lord of the Admiralty, Vice - Admiral Sir A. Tanabe we,. 1L.C.8., bermes manned of the bine, and Beer-Admiral lir Thomas Rioting; 6.13.,. will be to the rank eft wee-admiral of the- bine_ The grio ra itg e rearnslaiirals will also become vionadinirelenti the Mired het W. Wailleg, It. lltedhani, Jbleo• Lyons, Philip Westphal, Edwaiii. Spershott e LH., sad George Woollcoothe. The abovenormaissionewill beaviattvect. 4. —United farrier Gamlen. The Kent, f rem Melbourne on tHerstb ofahlA.with 78 ) 000 041•00, et gold, mewed of Plymenth on Saturday. INTROMOUCTIMIS or reelf/01/11D 6111111Nall• ItO TEI A/MT.—lbw aces& Highnsse ales General Cleeneaseding-in. Chid beedeoldsd upon introdneing isno the aroty•Darry's ' bresett-feeding wahines vials wheel the 11110rHunweslawebeen seeently armed fee erpelimmenial , pnepeses. Those carbines sae carried in as. entirely different. mannerfrom tbe ravnido . leaders, being eneireed iseleatinr caise• and alnagirmyer • psi:dinning petition , in time of the Mgt/ Thar ateniso wane:eta& by a strap mead. the Wdie-tree-andi Hops • through the under middle girttin.by which nines- tiwykare held in a eery firm positieev sad are impliquite ffee•freoethe noon and legs of the rideri arrived at ; this determination' at an. inspection of the ekes. regiment ~aaAldo:Mott dining the past asek, iype wkiam. oceesion. daring witoeesektthe mai freedom oftroovernsat artended , te-the arms, amil the nrippavemeet is may imposts- neon the formanarnagenteeto r he extreme& Ms argweal ofr the new method to• tie generale aroma lid enclkhis =sprigs that with. the ollbsystecon the moecouldiwerk the sand •as well u they' did,. His Boyal Highness. huller • intimated that from •whathe bad 3•01 upon, that :amnion lie had needle p his ming • Slide the apiece shwablobeestoptcol thz mahout 1 the sersise. tab tauMantic. marßoPorarAN COUNTY 00172 T R. • eittlas days appointed lot the pee/ma week. Www4Restadi, St. Marimerkins.—moadsr, oes.l3:TaledaY. . ; Wedneaday, 14 Thursday. 11. YrldaY, 11. Poriland-road.—Wday, Oct. ; Thursday, : Friday. 17. Imainpros, Whitehead'agrore.—Wedneeday, Oct. 16 , num 41=1; www. riday, 17. Duacan-terraos.—Taseday, Oct. 14 : Widmer. 16. , U ; Priday e L resicatA Wedgy, Oat. la ; Tuesday, 14 ; -road.—Triday, Out. 17. Yrklay, 17. am, tiwan-atreet.—Tuseday, Oct. 14 ; Thursday, 16, wheat for Mr. Martin five or six weeks ago." The stolen wheat, which was not damaged as described in the note, but was quite clean and .soued, had been in the possession of the Thaws Police ever sham. lespeotor Clark had been to the Neckingeoroadjand could And no person there named Martin. The prisoner had made repeated promises to pro duos Martin, mad had sot done se. The barge Eloi, from which 10 quarters and eue sack of wheat bad been landed, woe hired of Mr. Downing, in the Commercial-road, Lambeth, by the lad Been, an the name of Finals. Mr. Gomm, clerk to Mr. Hodgson , the solicitor, cross examined Inspector Clark and the constable Adam, and elicited from them that Finnic had waited on Mr. Woolrych, the magistrate, at the beginning of the week, and asked him what he was to do with the 10 Tartan 1 sack of wheat, supposed to be stoke, and said he had bought it as damaged wheat. Finnic rented the wharf in Wing, where the stolen wheat was landed, and had reosivW a notice to quit on the 19th of October. Horn said he hired • barge of ' Downing without the authority ar consent of Fhmis. Mr. Albert Keene said two barge loads of American spring wheat and American winter wheat arrived at his wharf on the 23rd ultimo. A great deficiency had since been ascertained. He had examined the sampler of wheat produced by Napo:tor Clark. They oarrespouded exactly with samples c r an l e Ld Mien from the bulk of the cargo of the barge Ex . It was all the same wheat. Be had no doubt the Iwo hangs had been plundered on the night of the 2ad., while waiting for the tide. Some of the wheat in sacks in the pomesaion of the Thames police was spring and winter wheat combined—threoquarters of spring wheat and three-quarters of winter wheat. lie had no doubt of its being his property. Mr. Gomm said the prisoner was apprehended os Friday night, and had had ne opportneity of calling witnesses. Mr. Safe said the police bad left the matter in abeyance eight days before they took Finn* and neither Horn nor Mews. Keene 's lightermen had bees produced. There was no doubt a serious robbery had been committed while the trladen with corn were in transit from the Victoria to Cole's Upper Wharf. Under all the circumstances he should allow the prisoner to go at large upon entering into his own recognisance' in the sum of 1001. to appear before him on Thursday next. THE METROPOLITAN RAILWAY. -.--- The opening of this important line of railway will not now be delayed to more then a few days, and but for the, small requirement of Col. Yollsnd, the government in spector, it would have been opened far traffic to-morrow (this day). Au alteration in the elm and aim of Me glas lamps of the eignels has kiooaidend necessary, and, with this ex ception, everything has been approved. The permanent way, the switches and points, the bridges and sta tions—all, in fast, that relates to the working of the line—has been found satisfactory, and the contractors and officers of the company have been complimented in the highest manner by the government inspector for the ad mirable manner in which the works have been executed. The brickwork of the tunnel and of the retaining wall has been highly praised, as also the construction of the bridges, and the station accommodation. The arrangements fee working the line are completed, and the engines sad car ' rings are all ready. Further trials have shown that the play el consuming the smoke and steam by the locomotive engines has perfectly succeeded, and afters couple of en gines had been running backwards and forwards during the whole day, no disagreeable e ff ect arose from any of the products of combustion in the tunnel. It has been decided that the bales will start from Paddington and Farringdon. street every ten minutes, from eight in the morning till eight in the evening. From six to eight o'clock in the morning, and from eightto twelve at night, the trains will ern only erry 20 minutes. Expreeetrains will start every j hour, running the whole distance from Paddington to Far ' tiger-street in 10 minutes. With these exceptions all the trains wile stop at the intermediate Matinee, the time occupied in the whole journey being 15 minutes. The loweet foss taken will' be two-pence, and this will be charged be tom any intessaediate station, and the lowest through fare MB be thrm-peace. There are three daises of carriages, fink second, and third ; all however, equally well lighted by the gas carried with the train. The lamed-clue carriages emitted with cushions, the third are light, spacious, and we ventilated, and the first are roomy, exceedingly can (*Oldie, and even luxurious in their mineral style and ROMs.— Obserrer- THE POLICE COURT& GUILDHALL Williams Walker, • Wrier la the employ of Mr. Isaac Boos, an umbrella manufacturer, of Little Love-kie, Wood skeet, and °come Mom, who described himself as an owe sioaelerdestrian, sod bolder of the belt aa ohantpice, were charg ed, the former with robbing his employer, sad the letter with receiving the stolen property. The prisoner Walker had been in the employ of Mr. Bose for about seven yearn. He had lately eat two parcels of umbrellas by an errand-boy at Mr. Hose's to his own house, and told him not to let his master see him taking them. When accused of robbing his employer the primmer said he should plead guilty. The wife of the other prisoner was proved to have pledged an umbrella which belonged to Mr. The eaplenation given by Aloes was not satisfactory, and be was given into ourtody, but there was no farther evidence against himmnd he alleged that the umbrella which bad been pawned by his wife had been made by himself for • gentleman who did not come for it. Alderman Phillips said the evidence was not =Bloket to justify him in detaining Moss, who must, therefore, be die charged, but Walker was committed for trial. Mr. Alderman Copeland stated that he had received in formation of • most touching nature respecting • charitable institution for the reformation of unconvicted juvenile offenders and others, which was in connexion with Beth lehem Hospital. He had beard that • young boy, upon endeavouring to pass an examination for admittance to the Royal Navy, had been reined on the ground of his not being able to read and write This fact having come to the knowledge of several other boys who had been more fortu nate, o .to their having received an education at the House of peke, they all clubbed together their money, in order to pay expense to London, by railway, that he might also obtain the advantage of the same institution. This fact, both with regard to the gratitude of the boys, and the advane of the institution, was one that ought not to be passed by without notice. BOW-STREET. James Smith and Ifidice - e.Zien, dressed as labourers, were charged with obtaining money on false pretences from Mr. Holland, a broker, I. Portugal•treet. On several cm micros prosecutor bad purchased from the defendant various articles which they said they had picked up while at work at Hungerford Market upon the new railway terminus. There were two little images of MOW/ sad a medal, for which he gave 3s. and for two other images he gavel's. 6d. Be afterward, sent them to the British Museum, when he was told that they were forgeries. The defendants said all they told the complainant wm, that they had got the articles from some of the men at work in Heagerford Miaket, but they never mid they were at work themselves. Besides ti the complainant had the opinion of an antiwar, as to the value d the articles before he bought them, sod that gentleman was now in court. The gentleman alluded to them came leeward, and said he told Mr. Holland, when imbed, that the articles were very maims. He dmbted their being genets.. bat even if spurious they were seelever and imprimis that they were quite meth the small some asked der them. Aiken—You said that the three women Adis, re a bull were m7tag the de•tb of Queen Acne. The iistitary maid litiat'his observations mutt Ire been mistakesa, be said nem& tbiesr. Mr. Bannister, landked of the Byeeum Tama, said be lad bonee some of tbstsham antiquities, and aldwpaar be tad Mr. Ebltand betesets them hainishen 41._woreb. Smith Awned that the complainant, no doubt , °spaded *get 301. or 101. by the articles, waif they could have made araything for tabs bargaiaa 'bathing would hare boow•heaed of owe. ' Mr. dirci. Sought thorantiqoariatw gentleman bads given wen good advice. He bad grad, iwebt of tinter bang Intt , ltev were toe (lever thnt.tbe money would not 'be grown away if they pew so emallwpnoe• Helepposed :thee the otyiet wee to stow the tale of each artistes. tooth' eat wke it a eannimil offencoi.and the mwewnuattbe 28ARLBORIDUGH•S'EGIET. Wallace =of OddSirEorre, hehhat the Royal Tent Laver*, Dear -squarrrreen summoned for ntlketiag to present 1111 Mr. lidd Prat* the resistive% the an-rual. report suet , fano rs honnoial sallement, as regained by **Friendly Secede* Aet.. _ _ PAriors clerk attended ter press the °burgs. agaiost the deresiant, an Amid the csassog neglectc the ft:ark °lathe secretaries of o csnice wares, frequeok that,: t wrarceseary to take prevealiegan infriagsmeant :of Tbe defendant. WY Geed Ztei and aces:. Other cases of , a similar nature were. tiveght !brined agairriethe sect Amiss of ocrpme lea, azathey were Clerflasdi is2ou.sad costs., LAMBETH. Henry SatatinT.3l2, an em.policeman, wee chargeehlwitb , ludeoesely assn deing a respeetible youngsveman in Bent-read. !antral • quarbserto ten on the previa:weight the *loner behind hen while als• was on her , way home, put bes hard under has drew, anehtried to team clothes over Iher hew/. She :woad rottath.and callegfthillb • blackguard, ;where:won he raceway, awl , she followed; calling, "Stop 'M uer"' until he. was stopped by a gmethwen who. was The *sewer deausb the chasge,.but Mr. Elliott paid *Jere could net be the- slightest doubt he balloons smittee a very 311111adaloas assault, for widish be mast pay 40s. or he imprkened foe 20 drys. The-fhwerma aftwwards wedocclat the inweeeasion Ai the father. ofethe complainant go 20s. a 14 ds7e. in consequence of theopaisener Icing • wife and children, • Joh.b..Sliephe Ilion, a smently dreseed.pseng wan, was 'charged with pietieg the -sestet of a• lady at the Crystal Palace, and stet.* a purse ceetainingaandway skit and one PoLarconstatle Rem Ea: the primmer take Eimparee from the lady 3: pocket, sad/asked her to. attend as the police-station, Mae she was nee now prompt,. Tho prisoner denied tho -charge, aad , teat remaried to a futura•day. . BOTIMIWARK. He-wy Nizo w 16, Wisobeigedrsiels. being concerned with another note in custody Su commit,, a savage stamen . upon John Lemont, 14 yews. old, and ilsg him of ss. 6d. On the 4th ink., about •:swilve o'cicohne night, tae prow cute:ewes pass:eg along mast-street, . when the prisoner seiserlebim by the throat mei almost atenagled hia, while . another man ri Id his lambent and toals.ferea him is. 6.1. in. discs. They thee threw bonen the ranissent aod .an away.. Tin prisoner was taken. into ennui*. when he admitted I having held tha,prosecutaaiwhile tha,oliber man .took the . money, linens remanded tall Wednesday. Ziolwrt Erin wt, a yewsg man alrspod educ-nion, who. stalled that be swab the seine( a gentlemen residing at Fair- Geldeterraos, Lirerpool,..• anodes.* for tha. !musky, nue citrged winsattemptinato commit suicide bb hanging hinissif.. , William La, reddingia the Soutimmark Bridgproad, mid that about a week ago No met the primmer iu the street when he toliliiiim be wasstarving, lad in • misciable condi. Yen. He task him hems mid gave Aim food and lodging, Instil was endeavouring Mebtain weak for him,. but on :yr turning ham* on Friday, evening beamed him 'Aspiring to. s mil in the wall, having: fastened Nis handkenhiet tightly mend his reek. W MINIM cut him dawn and scot for a ma „l iambi°, whcetook Modish) custody, , The prix seer said *at about a year spoke enlisted in ale army, but his frienaskeiad out immediately what he had aims, and they purchesed his diseharge. Bina thot tirmehe had been disoarded bp his family„ emd in a moment of !nosy he attempted to strangle himself.. He must 'dare starved if it bad net been foe the witness Lee. He. legged ta be allowed to return toile lodging". Mr. Maude said he could not. part with. him not'll his father had been communicated with. He, was thus re manded to prison be • few days. THAMES.. Jam Annie, aged 24,7ri;TaTi described as • ligtderman and dealer, of No. 27, Maveing-street, Commeroial-road East, was rought before Mr. Self*, changed with aikidos ten quarters of wheat far. Stoddart, solicitor, conducted the prosecution for Mr. Alfred Keane and redoing, keepers and wherfingars, of Cola's Upper Wharf, airselydown,.and who awry on • large bushiees. Thu rsday, the 2nd instant,, the firm had two berg.., willed the &asleep aca the Shiq in the Victoria Dock. Bed coutaisad America wheak. i On the morsing of Friday, the 3rd instaut, between the hours of eight and nine o'clock, • Thames police eciertath k named William Adam, No. :35, dwedieg io the water-a:de premises, No. 325, Highotreet, Wapping, sew • barge, called the Elm, belonging to 111 c. Downing, of lembeab, alompid•Gun Wharf, ib yards froadhisbouse.. The Ehaoes mined wheat in bulk, aed three re fear packs Med with wheat. The primmer Finn* sad a lad named Michael Rom were engaged in unloading the bar p„ and deposited 21 seeks of wheat an the wharf The lad Horn is a amperited meson his leader ban bees eonvicted of felony, rod the emmtable Adele, believing that • robbery had bete emidalited, gar" isfsemation to Inspector Oath, of the Thames division', who peseseded to the wharf aid found the primer there The iespector asked hies it he had landed any wheat that morn- The prisoner summed " Yes. I've Laded a quantity of wheat this morning, and there it is," Foisting to it cm the wharf. inspector Clark asked from whoa the order was received le laud the wheat. The priseeer Implied that he bad roared an order from • Mr. Martin, sad produced a pages of paper on which . the following was primes "Oct. Oct. 22. 1862. Mr. Fiume—Please to remove the lot of damaged wheat, about 10 quarters, and Mad tan feather oaten Neckingeremd." la answer to farther questions put to him bj inspector Clark, the primer said be knew Mr. Martin, and had dose business w ith Lim before, and that lie had landed throe gnamtem o f wheat for him • fortnight ago. The =r afterwards coa -1 indicted hisomdf, and aid—"l ittit gluten' et MARKET& TALLOW.— 8.114411D.1T EIMMING. —The market was quiet• notlay. flabSined are the closing now, ; old, 41s. 9d.; all Wes year, 475. to iirsT S r; Thicsnbee, 48s. ; Alkmaar, to March, 48s. to 48.. 3d. ; • 40s. 6d. to 411 s. Dd. Delivery to but waling, 866 csaka ;..airrivalii, ditto* 7,680 cookie Colll39N.—LrvEnesoc, 111,—W• hay* lad • limited inquiry. for cotton to-day, and Swab are a little Irregular, sod rattier more in fowler of the .beyer ; other descriptions wittroclmohange. The , sales are 4000 bales, including WO Atomism. 23d. to Md. ; 2,0011 Karat, 140. to 180. • 50 ilarasbrun, 28d. ;; el which 2500 are for speculatso; sod azpsit Today's import is Ca Wise. CO/lON GOODS..—Marrantegme,, Ocr. 11.—There has been so shoot entire abseme of biome in many ail kinds of yarns wed cloths theoughom the week. Mr. Cadetone's speech hashed a deprosing effect es grey, and perhaps in some inshoces buyers may have flood an opportunity cf obtaining. pants and cloths at a til under the highest quotatioes. Sellers generally, bowemo taking • larger view of tairsituation, hagin to raped the Americas , Anode as one office large proportions tabs allimeed mute by what Zuropeas. statesmen nosy my co de s sad as Wray to be inmeauedsby years, se they at fir* theoght it wimid be by Mouths haduration. It them the quietens of prim is now exit so cash affected by a probable Menu of Americas mottos, as by the consideration of , how high pries, eon be !pushed before calicoes ere superseded be lime sr imam goods. The quantity of goods audios new is mogul/ea* mach below the ordinary quest* takes low hems cos- Sumptioe, and it is MU that es a peat deal et espied has bees liberseed from other sources, sad is ispested in esteem and manuhstured goods, much depends apse the oesidence with whim& ,peculators are dimpoesd to held- If nothing occurs to disturb the rake of cotta goods as as ismetenest :there is emmeral opinion that something Shep,serot rates may be sustained till the goods in Mock go eff the }casket fee eoneumptim, but that is y fee • time to • meteor of slow program The fishier al the market A preen* is such se has never been morbid withal' Pleroory. WOOLEN CLOTlL—Lsenspecr. IL—Tb• &Anne elf She weather this ceorcieg appeased to case • similar gloom upon the markets. They were bolds tolarabis reed attended. tno great animatice was nolosatas. la the ooloureil ball, tweeds and limey eattinge took the lead, and a few good passel' were dammed of. The white market was trailed by the rain and &skean 4. • few iniarys changed bands, bet beyond tbst there was sot meele &es. Mina cloths Ince not much sought altar. Prisenbally maintain their dramas HARTlWARE.—!fflniarotie& Our. 11—fle trade of this tows eontinuee to improve ; .the repoetas that week we of • mourebeering eharseter, the isereasstbeciatioa dish has take& place ba-sing geusaa3g diffuse& &self, so so to roach me g of the virar trades le whir& the &portion had been mask felt. Tholltotors' travellers sestinas to ragout favouralAy as to thsgeoupeeta of the her trade foe the , autuma.;. a great number of orders have base recently *sea out thnsuigh them, aid the character .Is these from the merchants indicatesdecreaused nativity in.** export. trade Our wunefseturoraltare, witssfew ersomplione, snioly sulk Meat osiers to keepltheir estaklishmentossing at full time, and although trasio.se not wheal usually% oeswidered brisk, it is upon the whole in a healthy. state. The metal rollers-ore working full tier; and the bon wire Wm* which. has been dell for r long time,. is imposing. The team trade la still quint: no doubt tkin Is felt twee.. extent) in other huseches, ha) the amount of labour eat of employment in the town M. so stna/li that there cannel he much. use for complaint. Ike increase d in.doce pest in this garish is IP4las oompsosi with last sear; of oat-door psalms there is-for the fiat time this year • diminution, the somber beimiil47 less lima in 11361 t The elosinemeoting of theironmastam was heatat Dudley this morning, hes no change took pima in the,stnie of tholes& as set liwthinthe repeat of the rumpling in this town es•Thinroday. CORN.—C wean:xi - or, OCT. 11.—kter market lova very dui for sll cam. Goo& barley sisistsised its wise, but other 00f11 is 31tosper. CARLISIX. Ccr. lc—There was • good supply of all sorts of graiaist our meet this morning. AR bads met with • slow solo, at slant last west's rates. Wiest, white, wow, 17s. elk to 201,36. ; old, 36. 6d. to 33. Od. ; red, now, 16s. OIL to 1111. 6d. ; old, 20s. Odi to 21a. Od. likrley, nest 13. Id. to 13.. 6d, ; old, 12s. IL to 12s. 64. Oda, potaib, sea. 9s. Od. to 10s. Od. ; oak la. ed. to ffs. 6d. ; Go.. essamse, old, Ils. 6d. to Us. 6d. Ryik. sew,l2s.6l.tolet.id COWILIOTEIIe QRt. 11.—lie supply of wbest h than of Ire, sad wall of booby and other grain. Whist 'snorted late prier Brleg la dearer, Beane and pees us - altered Bollworm Ott. 11.--Tree was a isiderate supply of whest.st market. to-day. There was • good demand for the best descriptions, for winch rather more mousy was obtained ; other ear at lase week's prim Wheat, 39e. to 69e. ; barley, 325. to 3is. ; oats, tle. to 285.: rys, to 39e. per. qr.. LllcmiffmkOre. 11.—liters was a 'moderate attendance, but the su of whet was not so kegs as a the week Receding. yea operated akarly, and emporia. Pork were no t much ahead. Other kinds wieldable. Old white mad* 60s. to Gk. ; new, 56a. in 59a. ; *id red, 66a. to 605.: sew, Ma to 56a. per 30 etome. Barley it... so laod limes freely, sad the esommtd boamandoeis was ma limited scale, &beery littleallaratiom is pokes. Malting, 36. to 425. per quarter ; *Adam& 30s. to 325. prig 30 slam The demand for oat. wee quiet, emd late vete. were saisuely realised. New, zr. to Sis. ; old, ale. to XL Per 24 slaw Nimualumoit•Tnis Oce.ll.—At oar market this twoweiwg we kwil a fair though sot large show of whist from the poems, sad from the meet the aniesla show also se imporlast awieutio• la empanel WWI previous receipts, from. Arca the arrivals are to • good intact FIIIIINTS . sample•,eoatinuirig ta such poor condition. hung kownwilr on Dani s Le driest bilks la. to 2a. lower, whilst mouth co: c 2 ma sew swirly at smolt chop& 111-voiliiiiiimed p PNINZASIIET (31.1.14BBILD( ak. Org. 11: THE. Bs She Pam—ln. the- mentiemt of t}a award of. tos. Le Brekrise to. the Bey. ( V.Ft Hodgson", Fellow ad Kiog's Colleen, the miajos4of dreamy. one of , importune ais the ; want rams* was omitted, via " The :no'o'nwhit: 1+ British government: in India bes exercised or the matorkl prosperity+ of that asuotry." P 111M88011/111IPMIt MAT' 101111.9tICS. Vies-Cfhosiosßor has oven notes, flat an °leaks of ems heads ofeellagas to booketors to tholkdlerlnProlomorship of Pureßaliensation.and to. holdioffioe se. long as tiny continue Sohn limideed.oellegma wiltske *mon Tawdry, the DM depot October instal*. lit the fleaste.house. Tlhe persuna, Witted to. vote at this election are those sine naires.are on the taste& rolilofftfee university+. The nee- Chencellowsnd Prcetees will iseeies the volneof the sloshes' from eleven easel, ie the more* till oiairoklock, vise thuAriorilleacellayutill dechirethe 'leathers. OXPIORD. OCT.. al - Maass CoLtaux.—The.idlowintgeetlemethopere sleeted ibis morning to the telsoring vatmooles at We sel -1 1--Open soitaliurships-2. Walker. heal York Sabool 6 1.0.69. W. A. Pam, bleziberough fichobaslip—W. C. Portmso. Romeo *Soo!. Opals I:Whitlow—G. Elan. Exeter College. How Ishibi iies—W. Cori:tisk Uppingham School. Nair COLLIKIZ—MOINS. Spooner (Oesesetry) and &bing es* (Rugby) wesoalso this "morning olestoil to open leholar skips at this Cava Time were 15oadadidatos. EXTENSIVI AND DINSTRUCTITH Fran A 4 TROW BRIDGE.— On Saturday morning, shortly after thaseo'clock, one of the largest ooniksiocia remembered to have takes. place in the west of land comeesuced in **town . 6 Trowbridge, Wilts. The re broke out in the extensile of Noses. Goldsmith and Hayward, sloth mama, better know* as Salter's Paetory, in Midi awe& hundred were employed. It was observed by a nem employed sd an 'disarm t factory, and before the alarm amid be 4wan the large balding appeased one mass of dame. The engines teem the various factories were at once got into piny, but from the ferecity of the fire seemed to have little effect. Every endeavour was made to confine the ooniams tion to the premises in which A commenced, but the was found to be impossible, for the flames spread to and ou• named several cottages and private tesidesece Such was the danger that many living at • coosiderable dis tance smoldered it p ant be remove their furniture from their dwellings. The firs continued to rage the whole of Saturday, notwithstanding the einem& of fireman and engines from Bath and adjacent places. IL origin is at present a mystery. The extent of damage C 410004 yet be competed, but it is enormous. The calamity will also throw about 600 bands out of employ. ANOTHER DEATH IN • POND AT HAtalerrit•D. On Saturday morning, between seven and eight o'clock, the body of • young woman was seen floating in one of the paids atlas Vale of Health, Hampstead, upon which dimovery formation was at once given to S 51, sergeant of police. who was on duty on the Heath. Drags were procured, and in a short time she was got out. She had apparently been in the water for • few boors, and life being extinct, she was taken to the FA. Pancras Workhouse. She is of short statue, about 17 Twin of age, and good-looking. She wan a base with a white ground with flowers, a cloak of a neat odour, , and a pair of light leather boots laced at the sides. It Is stated that in the course of the previous night she was seen walking near the spot in the company of • well-dremed young man. [Advertisement. }—HouDwAy's Pau--Stomach and Skin.—The digestion cannot be lona or seriously disordered without the derangement being perceptible on the 011UntelMell• These Pills prevent both unpleasant consequences • they improve the appetite, and with the increase of desire for food they neg. meat the wers of digestion and assimilation in the stomach. Holloway's po Pills deal most satisfactorily with deranged to dye. eased conditions of the many organs eugsgeil In extracting , nourishment for our bodies from our earwigs6sta as the liner, stomach, and bowels, over al of which they exercise the most salutary control. T it r M esorting at early stage of their nista dlee to these purifying and lamve ti the dyspeptic Is speed Astored to rid* and strength. and &allows's, notable. ' being quite neglected, excepting at ire lac rates. Scarcel anything was done from the stands i r o l,whether Bnglw y or foreign, holders for the most part Weir unwilling to meet the views of buyers. Flour most be written Is. to 21. per rack cheaper, with little prima. Far south couotry malting barley there was • very moderate inquig, owing to the first steeple's havin g t urne d o u t so Peatisfaetorily. For choice new Pomeranian, weighing 64115. permshel, 35e. wee proewed, aod was taken 12 proferearis to uth varieties. Malt steadily maintained its value. little doing in beans or peas. Otte still trading downward. The arrivals Ibis week are :—Wheat, coastwise, 2,911 qrs. ; foreign, 4,565. Rye, foreign, 110. Barley, ocestwisa, 340; foreign, 757. Malt, coastwiw, 96, Oats, weetwise, 906 ; foreign, 570. Peas, onstwise 22 ; foreign, 100. 8e..., owstwise, 75. Flour, cosetwies, 734 wake . Udine own Boer, 200 sacks. 14onwics, Ocr. 11.—flare was act aa @massive 'ap ply of wheat at this market today, but the millers not being very free buyers sales proceeded slowly at about the prier a/ this dey se'nnight for all descriptions. Barley woe in fair supply more money was demanded, and in some instance.an additional L. per r i m s : r we. given for the . . beet malting samples. In otherdescri pt ions no alteration. Flour supported LS week's rates. White wheat (weighing Nibs. to 631ba), en. to 50s red ditto (weighing 5711.. to 6311.), 495. to 495. ; best e bayslier malting barley (weighing 6341b5. to killos.), 365. to 375. ; runs chevalier ditto (weigh -5211t0. to MS.), 335. to 365. ; distilling ditto (weighing 5011. to 521bs), 28s. to 30s. : oats, 245. to 28a ; beans, 38s. to 40s. ; and per, 38s. to 40a per quarter. Flour, 28e. per sack. NOTTOIONAIt. OCT. 11.—Tbs show of wheat to-day was by no means large and the condition of the samples was irregular. The de;nand was slow, arid the beet sorts were new, inferior lower ; old white was disposed of at 58s. to 625. ; 50s. to 565. ; old red, 565. to 60s. ; DOW. 46a. to 525. per 36 stoma. There was a moderate show of barley, for which the deemed wee slow, and prime for all but the best meta bad • receding tiodency : malting, 365. to 425. : foreign (my), 365. to 4 2a . per quarter ; feed sorts, 29e. to 325. per 30 sloes. The inquiry for oats warn quiet, and late rates ware with difileulty made ; old, 255. to 31s. ; new, 21s. to 275. ; Weis% 255. to 275. per 24 stone. Oxman, Ocr. IL—The attendance at this market to-da was not very large, in consequence of IL beisg old nias day, when so many country fairs take place ; still there was rather a large show of wheat ; best samples of which commanded last week's rats,. inferior declined from ls. to 2s. per qr. The barley trade was dull and prices un certain =letters scarcely having commenced buying. Oats, for which there was a fair trede,•made from 20s. to 30s. Beans, 34a to 44e. Hog peas, 38. to 40s Flour (se 'mule), 375. to 40s. Prime new meadow bay, 41. per ton. Psniaboaouag, Oor. 11.—There was a fair quantity of wheat offering to-day, and our best samples were ls. to 2a. per qr. lower_ ; inferior and ont-of-cooditice lots were sainely mikado at any price. Barley and beans as last week. ()ate in large supply and fully le. per qr. lower. Reams, Qcr. IL—There was but a moderate attendance this morning, and stair supply of wheat, chiefly new and not in very good rendition. Me demand was rather alow , end what few sales were effected was esrly, at about heti week's rates. The 'apply of barley was small, and prices are unaltered. The same maybe quoted of other grain. ROCRIFITIM, OCT. 11.—Tbs stands were well supplied with Irma but bashers was exceedingly dull, only the best deseriptions of wheat meeting with parchmers. Much of the grain exhibited, especially that of this year's growth, was out of conditica, and altogether anseleable. Business, on the whole, was very flat, and although holders were willing to accept a roction of 2s. per quarter, this coa -1 sesame failed to include bum, to operate. Best white wheat was 54a. to 58a. ; and intoner; 50s. to 545. pm quarter ; best red, 50a to 525. ; seessidary, 48s. to 50s. The barley trade was quiet, and prices were about la. per quarter cheaper. The oat trade was pretty steady, and beat descriptions of Ad still command high prices, new kinds being quite neglected. WittitacH, 6cv. 11.—A good supply of wheat and arta at this day's market. The best quality of wheat readily makes last week's prices, whilst the inferior sorts must be called ls. per qr. cheaper. Oats in favour of the buyer. Other things about the same. Prices to the grower : Wheat, white, 50L to Ma., 63Ibs. per bushel; red, Cis. to Ms. 631bs. per bushel. Oats, lid . to lied. per stone. Beans, 58.. to 40s. per 19 atone. Wo OCT. 1L —At this day's market the attend once was small and the supply of wheat short, which was chiefly held for last week's rates, but the tura in price of what was sold was in favour of the laiyms. Barley rather lower. Oa* beans, and peas nankeen , ' weltered._ Yuan, Ocr; IL—Then was • moderate supply of wheat to-day, consisting mostly of new description. Fine dry aorta maintansed their vane ; (imp, la per quarter lower; DOW white, 50s. 565. ; new red, 48s. to 50a. per 36 stone: The show of barley was middling, and with a firm feeling in the trade, prices in some canes were in belles (non. Melting, 33.. to 365. per quarter ; grinding, 30s. to 325. per 30 stare. For oats, which were scarcely an average show, the deemed ruled dull, at 6d. per quarter less money ; new, 225. to 245. pre 24 stone. Kr' =cam; Ocr. 11.—At our country markets, this week, we bad very little grain of any kind offenog. Wheat and barley rentals unchanged in value. Oats Is. to 2s. per qr. cheaper. Her., today, we had small stipples of all kinds of imam. Wheat, sea barley beid awnrir •• 1••• Oats were la. to 2s. per qr. lower. Wheat, old, Va c . e to 57a. per qr. ; sew, 35e. to Ma. ; barley, aut. 21s. to 31a. 9d. ; catemew ; l6l. to 28s. WAOCT. H.—Supplies of farmers' grain have rather fallen otl this week, but we have had fair deliveries by boat, and from abroad our arrival. are vary heavy. There has been • considerable Wawa,paesrag in bat articles of the trade at about formerprices, with the excep tion of foreign wheat, which haa declined 3d. to 6d. pee bet. Farmers' wheat of prime quality commands full rates, bat imitator samples are difficult of sale at kaa saw. Foreign is good demand at the redaction above noted. Barley and oats find ready buyers at the curreecy of this day seineiglit Indian cora .Bg htly receded in Tabu early in the week, au on larger buying has rallied spin, and closes fully as dear u Saturday last. Floor the nun lower. Imports this week : —Wheat, 4,7158 qrs • Indian corn, 20,627 ; flour, 40 sacks. Experts this w eek :—Wheat, 114 barrels ; barley, 71; cats, 2,3111 ; Soar, 1,186 sacks ; oatmeal, 52. OATl'LE.—Ormums PIM H. FAIR. —Ocr. 11. The lust of this emus of fairs for the seamy commenced on the samb trelay. The show of both cattle and sheep at roast comkets has hew so great that today there were aversely say appsessnese el a fair, although in some classes there was a emmiderable Levers in sarrober. Cattle from ear Meal pimps made a used view, and there wee abs a plentiful supply of sifii sad ear* cows. Bled cattle were ales munsmose, but shat-haws and mums were • short supply. No very great lesreses was observ able in the supply of bill settle, and many of the lots M this elan wee very poor. Fine lees d 413111141148 ad half-bads were on offer, and a few lots of emus& Far Nesse the,, was little ipraraisy during the forenoon, buyers been eery seams. Odr - pig market this mormag was well supp• the amber et esset.loods os odor Wag rather seer the emounga likens lag quality the show was spin mixed, sensed the lots beksg eneendingly poor, while others were good. Boone of the animals were very large, sad almost reedy for feeding up. Early Is the day there wu brisk dared from dealers, mod some extensive purchases were guiddLinfaie ; bat heal burn were soarer, sad little uses was deem. Weis ranged from lie. up tot r i tie aversgessie being gent 16s. Bellow of pills and all other medicines • they %Wrap vats cirsede complaloia, bat "We lad Da ' llarry's clenches, tearing Res aleas Arabic Food the same reneedp tar habitual seagipattoe, WWl:aloe (dlpmepaia. con sumptive coughs, aitarrha, Wass, bronchitis, dlarriaat, biemoWside, noliwasseea, ppsallpitMb4 acidWf, nausea. flatu lency, pilkam, dilemmas, biliousness, torpidity of the liver."— Andreae Ore, 11. D., LILA, Dr. Haw, Dr. &holland, Dr. Camp bell, Dr. Wormer. It wee Illy time Its cat In other ',Media. In ties, 1 lb., 12 lb., Us—Barry du Barry and Co., 77,Bapestatreet, Laden also a litanurn and Maw : Balm . Petty and Weal, led ill wawcable proem sail chemists. —(Aelvertisenaut.l BIRTH/3, MARRIAGNS, AND DLL! • BIR/101. Mll~H,lL—Oeteir 9, at at. Ilerrotorrace, Frilham.road. the elle of the Bow. M. Benha iA a ace, who =raised only low boom raiLL—October 9, at Bharafhiegsee, Priam-park, Livery,. .1, the wife of Bk. It. N. Bake: • son. 18JTVIS.—Oeteleer 9, at the Vicarage. Iticturond, Sam), the wife of the Irv. B. Depoile, at a eon . lIMULISON.--Oatober 8, at Wortaston, near It Ingtoo, Herrfonl• shire. thew ife at LMol-Colonel B. Morrison, late com zesadtag lih liassare,of a eon. XIDLZT.-4etober 8, at 11•11ag, the wife of A. 0. Medi. y, of a am inf.AVB.--Valabor 9, at Oak.= Houle, Hampstead, the wik of 8. News" res., of a daughWee. °PVT - -- , let-sonare, N., the wife of A. PLER.Zoe — alser 9, at - Asunconwoe..-, _ afisrßum, et a durgbfier. —thrbeber 9, at Streethamhill, Surrey, the wife of G. Ord. Ilm., of a daughter. ROOML—October 8. at aboartbar Lodge, Dudaingstone, Dar Edinburgh. the wife el Major F. Rooms, 1i.38.'s 10th Regt. Bombay Native lateatry, of a mon. BTONL—October 8 at lieu College, the wife of the Rev. L D. Mane, of a daughter. ICARRLiGIS. swawr.u.—munaw.—Octobsr 8. at St. Stephen's, Wert hounmgrove, op th e Rev. Mr. Invoke, Mr F.. Doreen. of Weymouth, Donetshire, to Elba Baynes, daughter of J. Mutlow, Peg., of Ledhury-road, Bayswater. IRISCH-410DD.—October 9, M %Sainted Church, Esser. 1 1 the Rev. J. 0. Meisel% Mr. P. P. Misch, to Marianne, daughter Dodd. Ban., of New Warbled, Eause. RUBIIIY-IZEJLE.—October S, at Baanington Church. Will'. by the Rigid Rev. the Lord Bishop of the diocese. A. D. Hussey. Eau, of the Han, Reltaburi, of m i x ) Neu. B eer, daughter of the late Miami Preke, of Bennington Ball. DEATHS. ISZLLEOl7llL—Oetobee 8 et tb. Orange, behton-oallerse). Cheeklre,, tie wits of T. T. Dollhouse, Seq. CILArTsZTON.—Oolabor 0. J. T. Ilbelbeetea. IN, of IC I'V' t " ° ' os-Thameas. _ . R. T. Gardru. GAIDIN. —Odder* at _ - - - 0:01,21411-0e4dIar T. at Derbyshire, the Et% EAs Oolde i rlac i =4 l : o = rees la , u Zi pping. L %WAN. LA —October T. at Dogasr, Sum. Trouts, daughter f t. 4 bNr Ogibia ar?. Tarte, K.C.L. molt SA Plated sad Psbeard by WmLux Km Wan. et Lostokydatrook is the au at IMAM ?Ha ir ' '" One% noisAY, ia Ourma 13, tootard-striet. itzt the Ylvotact of H hitoax'—