The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-03 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. 13LITING IN LONDON.—Fizowt. • TM principal feature of to-day's betting was ths " 'crocking wit" et Drincwirre for the Cewirewiteli, who, commiancing at NO to ',declined thiough all the gnaw WWI of durgrace bias much is lOW to 4, PO that she may be oniudcred assettled beyond redemp tion. Nue (loon was cztreuiely healthy to-day, about 51,04.10 goitoptis hint, at prices rampant; from Bto Ito 100 to 11, the last bet taken bring 2000 to an. lAdy Raglan was alio backed for at, ut to 1 Owl 8 to 1, amt at the tthish no more i bun so Iw so mitred. WArtorgten, Illueskin, and NOWAILOTPOIIIiThPII about the wore as yiwtenhiy, neither of theta backed for large amount.. but all in good odour. Geed prow uted • trifle better art. &duo , c. 1.0 114011. than 20 to 1 being off,rcd. while to 1 would have been taken; and the same character may givici to Spei ial, ail in 04.1.1Vtir to frequent inquity . no 1 ittir offer was forth. inning than 10 to I. It will be own by the quotations that the remunuW eanlhelstew uved much about the some po it ion os on the pnivious day. The only bone among the usinuitera ionspieuotAly pencil was y, who. " w.W a run," and ounight, woe. hiuked to win Per etb•nr like £15,0(0. ro2 the thunbrithowhire Omen Vetere was again inquired for, and would have been befriended at anything over us) to 7. lAly raglan and Laity tkiventg were Won a good deal in demand, hie offers and taking owes tart instance king the Nana% Eat the Derby the moot notie.Able fi attire was the bu. kng of Wild Oats, in whore fr..ILIT 0,.010 to 100. &MO to 100, an.l 2.01111 tO SO. were booked, and the Am , horse was balked for t he 1/oldlerark PAW at to 1 and stv 1. Closing prices CtIiARBWTICR. 100 to 11 ar t Sine Gown toff, 40 to 1 apt Irish Rosen 1111 2too to 3ietit) y (t antl u) to I Indy lhothui 40 to 1 See flaw (t tu) (0, stolt 6) to to Wart. lt le 01 11 to I Warrington (0: 40 to 1 llarquis of Ca -100 to Neltoko rebus (t k off) KO to 8 In t,Rt en to 1 Restitution (0) to 7t 3 w) 150 to 1 linnet tottoitter to 1 ('eca t off, t 25 40 to 1 had to 1) burnt) 8 to 1 Pre. :al (off, t 1000 to 20 Dalhy ON 1000 boo to 13) to 15 t) 2e to 1 Paul dont , , Of; 2000 to 25 Gon.ddhain (0, 25 to 1 llervuty mg, t after 1000 to 100 to 31 lb had been t) to 1 l'Ate ;of, t 100 1000 to 10 Lasthaucoalute to ft) It .11,1 ad) Stradlaelte (0, 1000 to 10 Gondolas (t & 44. to I t) off) Ouffolk toff, t 1000 to 10 Redcap (0.1000 eo to 1, oat) 1000 to 4 Renewing toff) 40 to 1 apt I . ).aby with a run it to £lOO 1002 to Id load three time.. ttal.opteatly) 40 to 1 Mr. Iluplure's Int (t) 1130 to b -- tiondeher and Ik‘rwang coupled (t) 10 to 1 T. 1 h(erron'a let (off) 40 to 1 T. Gancon'o lot, bar Mercury toff) 3t. to It) in I'huwt runniog 160 to 6 that Ho, ',wing doew Dot run tt) 2060 to 1010 cn StbAdltiolut v. Dolby ~d) 38 to 1 33 t 0 I I'I.ACE BETTING, 1,2, 3. 60 to 20 apt Pluv clown tt) ; tow 1 post Mr.linilleeeelot PO to 1.0 - I.ndy Prem. Or I 4to 1 - 1311 0 and Inn to P - Eeart• (I) 11 PO to 8 - Margate of Ca (t l rub.) tt) off' 100 to 7 - rLuitt (ott 100 to 6 -114433 y c.tatunimii-strats. lon to 7 amt Un.o Swev.: tot() Wu to 6 •- LA.ty Raglan toff. 9) to 1 t an,) s' too to f - I.oly Coventry {AY, 130 to 11.11,1 w 6U to 1 - WArtourton I.' ZS to 1 - 14.11 a. to 1 - 11'el•-• y toff. t On to 1) 110 to 1 - IPur gown lOU leCt• to SOO - F 1,11,1.101 ,w) ItEtaiY. _ . 10 to I 25 to 1 6.^"t • 25 to 1 agst Will Oita (t 56 to 1 Pr, tg u.b.r and off a,ol 4-11". I lorm to LerLas It) 1111 1 I.E HATE. 5 to 1 ag , ,l ,t and off) Tatter - all n I.L. I ly :St Our. if F S.; k 4..1 t., UAL.... :.1111 ul lICLWj W.J.kre. ' lIETTINO M.‘NCTIF.STER.—FitIDAT. 7to I I-a ,t to I a,r , t nt01.1..n nt7 Ito to 3 ir.o. Qvii Blot: t. , • , tret I day oar, •i , 10., to 3 ,t - ,t I, I I. 1 - . 10.1.111 pt it; 1.1111.1.111.1 &1 1 11. P 10 1 - tonau 110 1 lOC to E Ito to 7 NNW 7 Stn to 2. %%di O. ,t) BROMLEY AUTUMN MEETINO.-FRIDAT. The wrath, r In t! e inn: lu•ltnyt day hf this m•••tu, w•tt of a nub non acts al ie • lat,ht.r than on T..ur.1..v, awl the !att. fa, At ly uhlatrxt•u-. The ••1 o:t auunaerp,l with the 1.-i r. s.t • ir • •1C..1, whi, It sr.k.i wit I. IVo up..4..zing a pi• al t 1 .: - .d+.ia T ia (1,. , ••11 I d i St :) :. 1 . • shlq f.ta lii• ..f nu Il+ , ca: 11.. ealnatl the toi w:.t aAt tl.:•••• out ••I I vel • ..hatar••l pat in an al yat au - •ye 1:•• ut.l. .•p : sActr h ual-. - e .I -w u y w••!, It V. iy. Volli) n• t. nst 1.. ltd 11 s :t th• 1"..t.. and A•t.. tat I I 1••• r at' t.. h• • t.. 11:::..1 1.,. sts 4.1 y. 1,•••• gm:, al .t 1 •••• •• I • I:•• - e la-.d .I..rva. it 4 lust of t.. IC I .111 ihlik•111 CA' n•-lilt ntizat h.tee terouthu..4 in a ela:. I s 1.1-11. leo naah.Lys rut up statist ....QM: of Use afternoon a Alta-alit ...ay'. sport to a ~a.lu.uu. "fat riClW.ny ILltUltr , m , Et , •II Tet , t3Tl 3(1100. ys WLIc 1.) Lial mean* gutld. Al 14 I all :t• • • tail .•: t uhnlug. • • • ,• 11N, trl ; • if M .- , BM to oici-r-tup 31.1 ;Ir. ru. ..114111 cwat..t.s. About OK Lair suidthrt ...,u..rt• E 11,:, 4 Fri, 144 111 h •• " ' E 1•..' 1,14 11.1. b. L. 11-4 flu • 1.10.•••• td,t. , Mutniord 1 • Mr 2 Mr. H..yn.,12-, 3 Prttirc: 7 to 4.. a i-m1•:;17.. 4 1:1 a;- - ;: lan4. and 5 in I atrt %%.1,1,..3n. Al -laving ,tarot 1.41, which it.. k.;t I r whin Liukiii,ati w. re ;•. the tent, At Lan ri IVe,. •.I .nO tau ul. to use: 1•1", and I.:.nithin I. gra. i:,.k 11, tiir t.w. In the Ins for tar otraaflit Mr. If. I id. Oa. 1,11.1 O Litt eaut..r.-1 ut the I,f Is iorrtil-; a inakl third. Count,. was L. t ti.touvl...Lt, L. atk LI ..:4. A n :S., eIAAF,. - f 3 ...or h. with 2n w-ight for aen mt.ta i!v.- f I hi.a ++, 31“..p.:-1;..p0..iti..n,2 t. t iiil• II u,l> 1 FJ 11. 911•• a. 1..1. I 7 , t I • 57a;: . .; 2 .„ _ Yr. I: , M., End!: . Lt. , 5 y. 4 a. J.. 1 3 . . and ran. sttirc:"to 1 31. • 1. 3 to 1 rcz•l h• r. Sto 1 sr, , t au::•L "4 • r•. M.,- j uupc-,1 , 41 s.ti. :1.. 1 I' ts. ••••.r4 r.,.-. 14 alt 1.4.:.n :s3 • “; • r .rur. Li • hor-e-,..31.1ru:01 lo.r• w: - 1. 13 .• 1331. ul.O. %. r, 4.n r 1) 10:41. A 1.1.,.:1. o-I r or.: nd 111,1, I . .ata w 3. fourth, WA g:“/ *,.. r , ' 1.••13 . sat- 1,1 throt,ghoot. Tit• witrno. to Mr. I:Amara-1 for WU Mr. Wurton claarred Itaita .1 or NiNiit f4•rc IT .VD,.',11. Si rrio.rcro,• tat la .taas , . yr. It /to ; ‘.1441 at: ; E. ail at rcdow.:l4.oo ; sj,, . 4 ,111.11 L.-r -, t.• • 4%. 1., '1 AlArdt 3 milt,. 111. T !••• 7a w Vn. , l*-a —.Agra :ht.: Vin dislo•o , , 4 .•:. I 0 ;it) 01.. 711, 0-x '.llr. J. t 1w..r1- 1 lar. J. 0..d.ei..•.10,t4r..5 ••, ...n 2 311. 11,10.1, el A , a oY Trunti. , , onn.l, llat 51b iAir. W.01.:1, , ,nr, 3 Knivl.t of Dfmn. and An nod .1-0 ran. rittir.g : 2tolog -t av \al., 7to 2 isg:i Doane, 4 gg.t Ala- of Ti 1110 1 ,4,14111 . 10 1.1g-ICe••..th•Ta. Trll.ll - 14 got aut.p with a il. g ht k. - 1 of Koijot of I)onui, Taw Valli leni,t igord, bout. fourth, and Mandel la awing up the rear. After theluit Luidl.•, kiLight 03 DOLL , tY1111t11:4/11, but was upon i r.. id La . A., of 'flung-. Coulustg front belong the stand, Knight of bonne val. in front, and Ihturo ran in to ✓eli•nd 11... e. At the far Barry te..k Douro to the fore, wl.;!- Ino Val , in.p.r..ve.:l,...loeition, anal ..wan after Lid a ..tring lead. 71 : e lot w. Lt on itl 'Johan Lie lot the Tel...LA..ler of the dotanee, and to a.. plated, Taw Vale Wll4l WLw wlinirrigy rigg,n w inningteiT 44-ily lay lulu ielliftli4—two ierLetlis vrparat,d Fe, talc' anti thud, Knight of Lunar pulling up fourth. Arundel dad pet go the i0L.114, 111t0111.1a ALIIIII, HANDI, AP of it nor.. eaph, with 50 ',had; winner.. x, ono iave etake. Newly one wile oral a half. A: 111 atlce.te's ekinnuh, by Picinniahir —Lady A 11.1.1 1 ,11, t; yi,,w.t 4lb iklareti; I 311. Amt.:m.ov rtninsula, 3 yr>4 Au itilb a Terople'v Fitz Ivan, 4 yvv, Pet 121 b 3 lattudr :sto 4 on tikhzoodi, 7to 4 awst atz-lwat Peninsula jund td If %Oh a strong lead, tilonuivh bringing up then ar. On the far ~Ide of the course the thret took ilk.: order, and when burly iu the liar f o r home, Skiruilati paved Fitz-tvan, and ran up to I'4 WilI)111 4. ultssuaii ly defeated after 'putt nay: Ly • hard. 11. ur lengths between second and third. Rrswe PLA I C Ilautli , ap; of 40 sues. ; winners extra. About fix furlompe Mr. U. Volhynia, by Bolvode—Xiinston's dam, 5 yrs, tv.4 .04), Mr. Alo on's War Queen, 3 ynt, Tot 411.• .... flpenrer' 2 Sir. Arthur's Spitfire, Byrs, Tot 1011, . . ... .. trenfolllj 3 I le following also ran : -Courtier, Mew Emily (lute V eria), Rampart, Ntoringtoo, Venus, Milder, Inheritanor. MettilW ; 7 to 4 .get Spitfire, 5 to 1 mot War Queen, T to 1 apt Rampart, Mto 1 agot Milder, and 10 to 1 agst any others (offered). Volhynia lumped'ff with the lead, War Queen being 'mood ; the lattte, bolo ter, soon asstuntel the eonernsiol, Spitfire lying clone up. Before the turn into the otraight Volhynia again rushed to the front, and woe never afterwardo headed winning by three quarters of a length. A bad third, Misr Emily fourth, Norring ten was fifth, Courtier oixth, Lobentallet seventh, and Rampart bud. A BAXDIr•P R•l7. of 40 sow ; the winner to be suld t,y suetion for Su soya. About one mite and a half ; over viz flight. of LUrtllol. Mr. Woodrow's Ads, by Lainbton—ought, 4 yrs, 114 91b, (Potter) 1 Mr. W. Gill's Rat!) _er aged, list I Csavtain berms,' Itodbourne, 4 yes, list lib . (Mr. Yates) • . _ The folbrwieg arse. red : Nesiti - ;M), ilnuterne, and Weathertmaker. Betting b tellesiliawdAdii and Redbourne, and 6to 1 eget the claim. Rattler gut away in front, attended by Ad a a n d Hsu terne. When a half mile had been traversed, Ada took up the running, and Vitatherts take m r shortly after ran into 'ond plane, but destroyed his chance by refusing a hu r dl e o n th e f ar s id e o f the course. Ada from this point had the ram in hand and win easily by two lengths; a neck between named and third. Horn rustle wsa fourth, Sauterne fifth, and Weatherbreaker lent. The whiner wise bought by bin C. Nugeut for 100 guineas. A lircrei.S4 HAM PLATS of 40 SM.; winner. extra; about two Yr. Jelly's tinder the Cloud, by Cavendieh—Bopeless, aged, 114 ielb (A. Foster' Yr. R. lichurn, 4 yam, Illst (Jurvi.. 2 Yr. J. &aria'. V 141.11 aged, Hat 10lb (Ortgerl a I:n...stirad Rap ture almo nus. Ito tting : Even Nest IP MUM. 2 t. 1 MIA Under the Mimi, and 6 to Isot the °them f;rusade, closely followed by Under the Cloud, held a atroaa had of the others for half a mile, when Under7the Cloud wont to the front, and was never after howled, winning easily by two lengths. lloliurri, who mode up a lot of ground at the fi nish, won half a length in udvsnue of ; C.Yosade WAN fourth, and !lepton: last. An impromptu ftwer.mtrassx, Trawls, Countess, Sorrel, and T.ightlands, Hal 111. eal4l, a aide and a half, noolted in favour of 11, nildsz by his owner, by two howthio ; and A Mos, n lirtereen Ada, 4 ens 11.1. gib, awl Weatlietheerdier, 1 yre, peal 711,, one wile und a half, over mix lhghtr of Irdedbri, was won by Ada, Ws athetbrelikei. perailteatly teflon, his LEICESTER MEETING.—TRIDAT. There was an aillmeoted attendance at Leicester troday, both outside and within the enclemuc, Übe plemeant 'neither securing ma influx of the general publie, whilst the professional element wire tempted out by anticipated motto. on iwareeritch. e Thoe wart no th ing in the Tiling willing for com mmen C t beyond th earl deft at of }:lute by 81.14 , 0111 1 , who it is evident would have pia). d a 111020 ronstrievous part in the liondieap yoiterilay the lesee been stronger. In conarction with the Cessrmiritch there were HMV startling doings, Illurekin. without anyaP came, retiring t o ID to 1, elitist Bemiring, who ir ar ris t repotted bad wok. n down eking being tried, was kaftan' out, fe to I jlO-1 before the 1,11C1112 , 14,11 of the raring intend in all part.• of the ring. Although New pair wive under a cloud $ to I war obteitudilr on the field, sod the oommisition in favour of lady Harlan having midi nUy been exocuted,lo to 1 wag taken and I-ut wit. not eupporttel for any amount of money. One of the (ratio," of the betting was the suppirt awarded to Nrliiiko, whiles the Special advanced to: 3 to I aisrwich an VW to 1 being offered againet reline attar his defeat in the (Minnie Pitaini of the woes err appended. Tue Hot t /.11 HANDICAP. of 3 anus. each, with 30 added, for all apex; ‘illlll.ll , extra. -1-rude. ( . 22 mule...) yr. W. Smith's Omelet, by Trumpeter --(timid* i yrs, IA bib fine 71b extra) ............ ...... 1 r. Wadlice's IS yrs, Tat 12th (inc 71b cans: ..(Uutlit) 2 J. rho k's }Atria. 4 yes, Ist Illn • 1ice3703) 3 Fret Mica.. and 'tinny (late La lguette) also ran. Felting : 2 to 1 and Ma, 5 to 1 eg,t Cotnet, 7 to 2 agst Ettriek, and stn 1 mob *got Fanny and l`rovOcioua. With the ex.:option of Fanny, who began ladle, the lot got well away, and when Coy had fairly settled down the lead was taken by the favourite, Ittlick and Cornet attending upon her till making the bend into the .tisight, when the lead woo taken by (name, who but both bin rit pontnto in trouble at the distance, and won wady by a It ngth, half-a-length dividing Arnaud and third, Prodocioto Wad fourth. and Fanny last all the way. Fear'l% to TIM aamear I'LATR. a swe"patakes of 5 non each; ft ; whim's extra ; gentlemen riders, profeationals 7lb extra. Our* round (tineinik). (a subs.) Ili. C. klettou's Ada (late Smarm:web 3 yra, Pint (Air. W. Ilevill) w.o. Tar e 1 .0700 old.; w o oers extra. Three-quarters of a mile. Mr. Bradt', Itelle of Warwick, by Leamington—Bluebell 7st :.11. (inc. 311, extra , Mr. J. nounders'a Kiekrey Wink .y, got lath (J. Clark) Mr. C. Fin winlea Claudio, riot tiolb (tintehmwe) 3 The following Wen ran :--Fenton, Ittweeleer, Knight of the Monis, and Slinquer. Batting: r.tot apt Pelle of Warwick, 5 tot and apt Mane* ind Knight of tbe Elm., 6 to 1 ag.t Marquee , ri to 1 each apt and Young Ft non. Knight of the Elmo Ma& Flay, att. rdill I.y Illta.Auer and Belk of Warwnk, to the turn into the straight, when Maori* dropped sway, an.l the favourite woo 770inttl by Kicks:y Winksy ; but Knight of th.' Con. re tained ni. advantage to the distance, where he woo in trouble, and 14,4 k of Warwick. drawing away from Kick-ey Winkwl. woo ea.ily 1y a 10011. Claudia was a Fail third, Knight of the Elm , fourth, thence tifth, lleserker sixth, Young Fenton seventh, the last of all biarog Laequ. r. lira MAJPaTY'a rtATT of 100 guinea.; weight for age. 'llll.. Fir. F. Bun kley'e fineeesa, by Turnua—Fomme do Terre, II yra. tint . . .(13ritton) 1 If r. T. l'arr's Femite yro, att 611, . . :Annan) Mr. lholoiougli's Belle of Kam, 0 yr., 104 ( Wilberforce) 3 hating : 2to 1 on Erartr, sto *2 tupg. Surgrm., and 30 to 1 al-t Belle et Fins. 11:e titter cutout it,, nook uw:th a eltrolar I.vd of F e. end plait., and on Belle of Ear. being beaten half a mile fri on home, 11:e two hit,olitts rooe on. Fie 01. , Karina a 'light had. but within the straight he was in trouble, alai gu.• sew no finny Iron easily by a lengta and a half, hello of K talhbilig a bad titbit. Tar 1.1.4 s.ro V.. TEAM me PLATr. of An anon.. added to a r... I rink:* of 5 vault; wiauer , extra; wanner 10 he wild for to rove. Five fui longa. Mr. T.. 1:W0n . ..l kahlington, t yes, fist 71b ...Kenyon) I 11,11 F*l on-ior , , ye',.;-1 MI . Cl.olt l 3 Mr. INA. tia til:y by Burr:Lurk r—PloVentioe, .2rs 6... Cyr o ,Crwkwery 3 (;rani ran. rmirr 7 tot on Oa an I to laM th- Prorlinti.tn to Ind unify pl.> till fairly in th • ste.utrlti, r lo fat ot•rai• to.ik tip th • rtninin- - . Inciting a .4.trht Lwl t nh. F A ! .. 1 ,4 0 , j.• ll• as 1 flu. ;liar rt .t itholling Tit .• home, itrttning el-vorly by • Ivrea ; 1.3.1 Ti..• uowo r war litinglit in for Kt iruiut. 'lilt' A I I - 4t. rib Srt,n. S. iif 2 tr. 4, In, Or: or rf 3 14, wo ight Alva allitiffin 11., -til.1111.11; a 11111 V. Vt. 1 . . 11.1.; !tot 711, trio , iet 'PM. 1 NI. V lAA'. Ear:swum, 711, • .11*. r.l 1.11 .1.1 k 2 T: TT :f.to 4 on Esratll.lllll. 11; Ito hrl , l the Ia 1 t , , tle• le 'A, al.. 1 ;al ;1116 am. nu.: win its c.,:,ter by I, ut tl 'lie wit 11/ r het ~,, 1 •1 ille Annex II ss 11;11111 aid nit wit I.A'l I.sl ia:TTINT iN THE CoUItSE. to 1 at- 1 IV a• 1; ”.1 1 I :011.1 I :1:.•-t •-•:122 In) I -- 1 s., lan ha , 14. 1 - Art , ...If after 111 , r 4,1, r.S4 1.1 , I tO to I t. , 3 to I lu LP U.strlnktou 1 . .61 t I 4tn I Ko. -lin c l t,il ~• i too to t 11^,-%Cne. ruz THE T.OYAI.r AT.EDONIAN HUNT ANn AVESTEIiN (AYH) AILETINU.--PREDAy. Tur Ark W,Lit's (Tr ,firualvar.; of ,1 rte.., x11..1 Fat t‘t.,).., et o "oh. Ift the .• ~ml re ete-i ; 11.• t, Abr.; 1 toff ...tonal, end Ifritfllt.r. extra. About a Y. If fth.. r. 14 t.ll, , XII. J. 1.n , t , .1:. 1 . 01 - I.ftali, by Rat rpt in-41.9rntekrT, ti.. 11.441. of Coven -beryl 1 Xt. lit flutt'. - I.you, J yis, 9.1 lII'. tut 71L ex.) 51r. It •Nreen, jun.) 2 Mr. Slorrist.'4 Ert)lt af, 5 yr., trot r.ll. ill,. 71.0 es (J. ()Mom . ) 9 The follow:twat , . ran -liinsrmale , r. Tyke. an 1 %%Tot lac lacrtcp : aon It. tsoroorel, A to I L'IlY b10ck... 10 15 to I 11.1,1 wty 441.. r. %..n by three letr_-th . a ra, k I...twoott reooror and that, 4101 the NUM . 111144J1 , 1, bliW•111 third 40.1 tooth. _ IT A NI,WA rr, rof 50 a•Ibrol ton Sae-p..43kt, of 5 *mi. rad,. 2 It, fir .2-% r-01.1.. Al4,ut tedf a toile. Mr. Storm King, by I.Jfeboat- Datum, R 4 ('unman)) 1 T ("Garman. re.t 711, . 2 M.. J. buil. C. , Hower, Sot roil, 'Ortlwelt , 3 Et It,, : to 4on Storm K-nu, sto 2 attot Hunter, anti to I ap.r bat num. Won by four I, te,:tho ; a bad third. 'Ti,.r Ar 1.. 11. r. llesto. 4 r of to our, r a•h, S it, 3 only (to tho font it it., Lard. nob 2.5.1 ; secotcl reeetved ; Amu. ro • xtau. About one mile and a half. .2. Dula., 1u ut .:,,a MI. ‘ 1 4 .•.:t1,5. Patna:int. by Wing of Kant -M holy. 3 yr% 1011. Inc. 1146 I ?dm, Mr Jolre4, 'o 4 )1-, fit %. )4ctrn-) 2 Mr. T. 3.14... b. noun'. Ilontoty. 5 yr.., 7 , t 13Ib ...:anarou) 3 151..•-•,1 orb.. inn. ttintr , sto ton 713...1r.,kr, i to to 1 agot 7.•-r.. a: el In to I ParA I Won lov ne..k : 4.1 tint win .1 fora 11.144, :on) tl.. lonnhcr ion tc.l, Ira nac wl.. r qu• Lt . *. takt 411.141 t 14.2 hurt aid not gy to the or 21:1.i 1' .56 onvo., for hunter.; w Welt for age; n4111.1.1..1 r detance. Lt. le'., in..e tiny, hy liddonan -C3 outer, yr., 124311, Mr.. uniiihatiul'o Sias, 3 vat, list 1011 a. U uuni.6.lll'4 LI. G. Flw.uti a Afton 1.m.1, 4 :,r-, 11.4 Sykao) 3 Maid of I.usk oho. rat.. 11. (ling 4to I tqlldl. 111 Won lay sr. l•ltu.tr ; ten length. let au. .e.nrol and tl:tr.l. Maid ot 1r4. , Mateo off. Ter. CA LEAMAN I• X 111 ST BANIPI. •I. of to oova mich,3 it, 3 if elate d, with 1w wl. id : the ...nod wee,' Wake. Out mile and n of whom declared. Johnotor.i'o The Corporal, 4 )ro, hot 411. ;iee 33) •rancwits) 1 ( - well': 2 111. J. Nub( lieltirar, 3 3ra, 04 Pali Morn* Inisieur al.. rim. ttin.g : R fri 4on comma], and 7to 4 ago Helfand. Won by •1. cbtb. Moira. limalr did not paw the Vat. Ilea M LATT'4 Pl. ATEI/f Twomilet. Mr. Johnstone,. Mandrake, by Wcatherbit —Mandragora, 4 ~EV, tht 711, . . . .it.Lborne) w.o. Tilt FAI:1 V. ELL II•XllIl all of 30.E0V,.. Six furlong.. Mr. lit e,-10. Itomebutt, by Emeerdos—ltubtortnd Lana, 3 yrs, tk.t 01b Mr. Snittl,'.. Harmony, 3 yra, 5.1 I I,,(Aeraud i 2 Mr. Earl. r't. Strimn, 4 yr-, f.nt 1'216 . (Oradwell) 3 'llw to:1,1161:g atim ran (—Puritan, lioneaty, Catakque, King Hal, lobes lasyrtll, Kingniaker, and Lady Lyon. 13. Ming: 3 to I irt.,t ("Sabina., 4 to I earl. amid Wino Ditynill and Erwebud, and 6to I twat Anna...ly. Won by two lengths; three kngthot fictween rietund and third. AIIVIEI a WELTER Cll.. (w* round. Mr. Fhari Morn. LAMENT, by I,wd or the Ude...Maggie Lander, ti yet, . ....... ....Maroon( of tlireenalawry) I Lord Lgliutou's tatulogut C yr. list 411., Motitg anent.) 2 Mr. Wax Walker's King Hal, Tyra, tat 12Th .nr. low Mb)) (Mr. M'Siven) HOLM Trap nod Tyke aim ran. tting : rven on King Hal, and 4 to I evil agat Moats lad •IT and Vat:Logue. Won by a neck ; same between emend and thud. ILi. Whip was not challingeel for. CRICKET. MIDDLESEX COUNTY GROUND, Isi.nraTom. The net match of the laween on W. ground wdl be played an Monday and Tut..lay next, wle n elevt n pentlemm of Id. will play twenty-leo clowns trent all the principal theatres, druwitl in their ecletunits. 111 E ABOItRaNAL BLACK ELEVEN v. GODALILING. This snatch will laku *nee by the Lod penneoiou of Mr. ]lung Man•liall, on the pietumentie ground at Broadwater, tiodalining, on Monday, Tuesday, and Wallin*lay, the Lith. and 14th inetasst. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3, 1868. THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-B'l REBT. Sixteen owners, or reputed ownen, of dogs, were summoned for not having taken out license' for keeping those aniniels, in compliance with the recent statute. Mr. Marshall, of the solicitor" of Board of Inland Revenue,conducted the cases. Most f the defendants urged in mitigation that t!ieZ were not aware of the new regulations—that they had I aid the asses eel tai under the former statute, and were not aware that any license was required—that they had expected the collector to call as formerly. and del not know that they were bound to apply for licenses ; and ether similar carcumstaucen, amounting substantially to pleas of ignorance. Mr. Vaughan had no option but to impose the penalties, which, however, he had power to mitigut.i from 6!. to 11. 65., boiug one-fourth. The defendants, however, might petition the board for a further reduction, stating the whole of the c i rcu mstances, which no doubt the board would take into account. Ile imputed the mitigated penalty of 26e. in each case. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Mr. Joseph Matthew Morris, proprietor of the New York Hotel, Leicester-sqiiare, undervreut another eza ninuatiou before Mr. Tvrwhitt, on a charge of attempting to obtain the sum of 2,;d0/. from the Uusligl.t and Coke Com} iniy, for alleged losses at the fire at Savile !louse. Mr. Morgan appeared for the preecutiou; and Mr. Edward Lewis for the defence. l.vidence in addition to that which was given on the previous examinations was now adduced on tn.. part of the prosecution. The ease, however, could not be com pleted, owing to the absence of some important witnesses whom Mr. Morgan intended to call. The prisouer was therefore once more remanded. WEbTMINSTER. Geofinan, a middle-aged woman, with an infant :n her aims, was charged with being di uuk nud incapable of taking care of herself and child. l'olice-constable William l'age said he wee near I'ant low-square, Chelsea, when ho heard a child cry, and a timely voice exclaim, "Can't I do as I like with my own Child t" Ile went to the spot, and en a step in the square found the defendant sitting down. Defendant—lleur me, I was sitting on the pavement giving my dear child the breast. l'olinecoreitable—The people around told me that the cry and exclamation 1 heard was caused by the deteniant throwing her child upon the ground, and asserting her right to do as she pleased with it. Finding a large crowd a‘sinibled I asked her to move, but she ab rood me. I examined the child, and did not think it was hurt. liehxdant—Dear infant! I was a-suckling of it. relict mau—l found when she at last got up that she was drunk and incapable, and so I took her into custody. Defendant—l should have gone on, bet I wit down to give the dear infant the breast ; that was all, your wor ship. 1 hope you will forgive me. Mr. 1 4 el'e— I never forgive women who get drunk with infants in their arms. on are tined as-, or seven days. WOIIBIIII'4,7ItEET. Joires Woks, ;rtsiptetably-attired Young man. about 25, describing himself as a jockey, surrendered to his rd ropiisanees, and was charged on remand before Mr. Ns wton with having been found in a third-class carriage of the Great Eiptern Railway. for the r irpose of journey ing to Newmarket, not having tirst prueured a ticket, and with uitt nt to evade the payment ut the lawful fare. 11n: 4 n-sight appeared to prosecute on behalf of the cc 'lieu. 1 to c%iiletice showed that about a quarter before sic on the ti.t.iniug of the 2:ini alt. prisoner went on to the lattorm of the Bishop-gate station of the I,reat Eastern laii;way, in taimpany with another man, and having with him two 1. t tmuuG 111.14. These he ileposit* it at the barrier the platro int, and : tcd the ticket celtector to allow 11:s friend to go on to the train wii.le he went mid wit the tit-kits. Ile then wilt to the bo..king-otliee, an 1 icsou retuned, in t onlyany with anther man, and ',towing two tickets, they both pasted through the farrier. :tuba , - ' ff t • t u t . i l eit. nruuaa, T oily t he tick,utf"rvtairltrlthis suyirinus t•n•ited, oral c.i.t to the carriage whelp the pri.inier nod two other en were cut.s d. and requested to see their ticket , . '11.45 seturat, prishaccd them by passim; one to the cr, but when desired to each produce a ticket 'druid lament ly t lily two of them hail a ticket, and the prisoner was without one. lfe said he thought I.is friends had fais tit Let. but they denied having it, tool he wa then given Ado custtsly. the mistime, in answer to the charge, said that h.! 11/3.1 not aware that his trends had hod got his ticket. Mr. Newton aid it we. a serious offence travelling with out a ticket, or attempting to do so. and he tined primmer ges. or 11 days in default of payment. lhe fate was paid. SOUTHWARK. ilettlirta police.constab:e. 99 L. appaaroil is tile Mr. Partridge on an ailiounteil summons, charg ing him with a molting t:ilwaid Austin limn. an ex iutl of the Thames police, and his daughter in tho stn. t. Mr. Mile in appeared for the pro -ecutin, and Mr. Warner Sleigh for the defendant. 11r. Gann .atil that he hail recently retired from the Then.es I thee on a pension, and at the prevent time w.u• cuipli.y. as ci•llei tor at the Temple Pier. tin Monday night. the ith ultimo, he left the latter place and met hug dinighttra, their husband+, and revere] oth..rs at a beer. home iu tpis-r Groiaid.street, where they had a friendly netting and a rate. They i:ralik a great dial of beer, and had seine singing and dancing to Ow tames of a con ceitina which one of them had. They left that house to pi home shortly before one o'clock, and whit.. their were bidding each other R. al night - at t h e top of Wallet!. itreit the defendant came up and pirdied siveral of them into the rough among whoin wu. MA. Mou:e. his disughter, ho would have fall* n had he not run ap t t her aeddance. Ta)lor. anont r dangleer. went up to the con.table to take his number, when he pushed her violently and she ft 11. 14% ittiess asked him what he did it for. who he 11 p.:4 41, •• serve you the tanie;• and up kith his list and tti ii k him on tl.e kit 51a...1..er, ,king him dewy. and he it!' ou hie light shou.der, cuttire.! his ear and azing him tact. Witness then proceeded to the polico stst.on and rtl ortiel him, and hence the present p:o -cu Mugs. In t ii.:4-4zainination he raid that 64 y were all very rarity. but he and the ot h ers were Kilmer. While they were gt ing home the concertina was playing, and they woe ringing and dancing. whtn the ems.tablo came and tr. 141 them to be quiet, um they "ace annoying the inhabi tants. Thi y left him, and were ut t h e door biddaig each othi r good 143 e," whin the (unstable mine again and astaultid thin,. A number of witnesses were called on both aides, and their testimony was at variance with the compluinaut . ,, an, SO ontrmlictury, that Mr. l'autridge, aitcr a lengthy investigati.n, (14mhuted the lil/111132ULS. LAMBETIT. Joaph Gatti, of the music hall in the WeAmirteter bridge-road, appeared in answer to a summon., wherein lie was charged by Thomas \Vain with unlawfully suffer ing to be at large in a public thoroughfare au uuunizzled ferocious dog. The complainant stated that between 2 and 3 o'clock in the aftenioon he was pasting along the WeAtainster-road, when his attention was attiacted to a bill of performance, /cc., outside defendant's remises, which he stopped to n ad, when a large brown dog dew out, bit him on the kg, hud tore his trowsers. De had a doctor's certificate to prove that the wound had been cauterised. By defendant--Lid not go into the isessage to read the bill, but was standing in the public thoroughfare. Two whimsies, named Everett and Marriott, who were in company with complainant, confirmed his statement. Defendant said compheinunt must hate come into the passage, for the animal was a most inoffensive dog, which allowed itself even to be played with by children. Ultimately defendant was ordered to pay if. costa and 11. hue. WOOLWICH. Yesterday the gentkinil44hti;;;;Thursday attended at Soutliwai k belie:-court with a little boy who had been put in chains by his father, mentioned the circulate:mos to the sitting magistrate at Woolwich. Ile had known the lad for a long time, and regarded him as a good, well educated boy with more than onlinary ability, as he could play several musical instruments. The list time pre viously that he had seen him was in the employ of ?defers. Hein and Hills, of Old Kent-road, draper*, who Five him a good chamfer, and from whom it appeared the father had taken lam away without cause, as he always did from other places. The little fellow, who excited much sympathy in court, turned back his vest and showed the chains still encir cling his body with a padlock fastening a coil round his neck, while over his should - is and back evideut marks of ill-treatment presented themselves. In reply to the magistrate, the lad said his father was Mr. Callow, an Arsenal artisan, living at M, Ann-street, Plumstead, and his father who, always Mused him, chained him up the day previously to the bedstead for going out to see his mother, who was separated from him. The chains were so placed round his neck, Ins waist and between his legs, that be could not move without being hurt, and as his father left him chained up in the house alone with no thing on but his shirt, while he went to work ho tried to get free, and at last did so by slipping back a bolt of the Itullock that held one of his feet bound. lie then went into a room and put on what clothing he could find, as his father had taken his own away, and escaped to the house of the gentleman with him, Mr. Lindsay, of 124, Old Kent-road, who had been Tiny kind to him. Mr. Burchall said it was apparently a cruel case, and granted at once a summons against the father, when applicant left the court with the poor boy, who seemed a vie) , intelligent and well-spoken child. BATHING AT BROADEITAIRS.—The COMMIASIODOTS of the l'icr and Harbour of Broadstairs have decided to grunt no limits for the future to any owners of bathing machines who will not undertake that all persons, without exception, butl.ing from their machines shall be clothed in a jacket or other upper dross in addition to the ordinary Lai Ling drawers. DR. DE JONoll'a DP - HIT-DROWN COD LIVIIR OIL— The onplinr Savour of thin ($1 haw besrti unirers.illy asp.- rioted. Dr. J. Hold, who boa largely prewrritird It, thstos: " For homy pais I bay,. regonanended Dr. de Jonah's (Id. mid I Ivan fowdby 1,0 thot It norm* ecireviir with wally parsons who sere U 11161.1.• listO MI-11111101 • rrilnrd,' or whit. Clod laws, 0.1. f, nu. /ta «Jekly w0k...1,kb wom not ot as onnipininnd of In Dr. I 14• Jonglep 041.' Hold only In orpoodod Impt•rial II df-pinta, Zo. ; Qtgtt... 9.4., oil mlmto. Nolo Conolitnouo, Artsw, I lurk 0, tuavy -;l4lVitinionfild NAVAL AND MILITARY. Ocr. 2. The Duke of Cambridge reviewed the troops in garrison ou Southsea-common to-day. The maireuvres were those usually incidental to a fleld-daT i , t and were gone through to the satisfaction of his royal • hams, in the presence of a large number o f visitors. uring the evolutions a gunner in the Royal Marine Artillery wee taken ill in the ranks, and died almost immediately, as is supposed, of heart-burn. The same man complained of being ill during the sham light on Portadown bill on the previous day. An accident of a somewhat serious nature occurred to Colonel Macdonald, of the 13th Regiment (from Gosport) upon the same ace line. The horse ridden by the gallant colonel became restive, took flight and bolted at a rapid pace round the common. The animal came in contact with a post near the Queen's Hotel, and was thrown to the ground, its rider being severely shaken. At the close of the inspec tion the 33rd Regiment was called to the front and com plimented by bis royal Highness on their safe return from Allyieinia. Tim duke bad en interview with Lady Raglan, who is staying at the Queen's Hotel, and afterwards left fur Loudon. " I PAVE suffered fmm indigestion and bilious ness for ninny years, and never received any benefit from medicines I had token for it until I tried your Pain Killer, which proved, before I lout usul one bottle, quits officm:inus. I have recommended it to seventl ft ienda suffering from neuralgia, who huvn meal it with the same lxinelleird re suite.- J. L. ItArirx . x, Huntinudun-•t., Miuichest,r, July 14, 11$67.—Th Periy Davi. at Non, li, tinuthampton-rew. Moll ru, 1V.4'." I'riee Ir. 1 id., 2..94., anti 4s. dd. - -[A , lvt. J FROM LAST NIOBTS OARSTTIL To amender at Basinghall-staisat. Ramrsi, Itufford's-bulldings, High-street, Islingten, victualler, Oct. 16, at 11. Autos°, liaoaos, Homan-rd., &trashier, grorngroter ' s manages, Oet. lb, at 12. AIIPOLD, Bowls, Lee, Kent, late discount agent, Oct, 16, at t. Beau , EOlll/11? WALVIS, ISIOWieb, 14011/ 10 SD 000. Tony, Ort. 16, at 11. ELAK:IIIW. Juan Become, Ciunbridge-oottages, Denmark-road, commercial traveller, _Oct. 16, at 12. BRADFORD, ST , Donixaton-street, Leather-bizic, Holborn, carver, Ort . 16, at 1. Ilat • it, Hagar, Great trine-street and Warwickvitmet, Regent uutiobtercr, Oct. 10, at It. Can ailrf at, VITZWARILINE, WIIIOO.IL/Oet, Ocoevenor plate, Ort. IS, at I. Fairfoot-row, Bow, merchant's dark, Oct. 16, at 1. TIRMIAS WILLIAM, Jeer's-raw, Wandsworth, Oct. 16, at 1. Cuisvga, Witusw, Pratt-street and Camden-street, Camden town, coartimalo r, Oct. 16, at 11. CLOTHIPII, TIONAN High-stmt, Peckham, draper, Oct. 16, at 1. Curriv, JOOlllll EUM•110, Stratham-terrace, Liverpool-road, Is lington, late attorn 's clerk. Ort. 12, at 1. bagfuls, Syne, -villa, Itageint's-park-mad, Pinchley, Luddir, Oct 16, at 11. Ihiratais•, AOL•11A11. and Ereeuam DIIILIIIIA, Eltrunford - vtrest, Illsekfriani-rood, Wale boast manufacturers, Oct. 90, at Mervin, WILLIAM. Oxford-strert, and Windmill-street, Totten ham-court-mall, club proprietor, Ort. 111, at 12. Prom, Gnomic, Brewer's-court, Three Oak-lane, Horsleydiwn, et 1111111t1d011 agent, Oct. 10, at 11. V•li El/W•IID, John' s -rd, Houton, wine cooper . Oct. 16,at 1. • (.rumor, Sou boot manufacturer, Oct. t 5, at 12. YAA RRR STEIN, DAVID, Wilian-a tr eet, Finsbuu, private botel proprietor, Ort. 20, at 11. O , JOIN, Creature, Mineriea,mastermariner, Oct. 16, at I% Laburnhani-villa, Booth Lambeth-road, tato master in a public . echoed, Oct. 16, at 11. Hasvev, Joss Barrier, City- road, pork butcher, Oct. 12, at 12. 111111 re,W Itt.tau,Hand-court,Holborn,victualler,Oct.ls,at 12. • ALYNIL , PARR, FAIMI/111e-creed, bulkier, 011.12, at 1. Keen, Maser, bleyrick-road, Battersea, builder, Oct. 15, at 1. 1.a•rass,11•11011., Brirrton, jcwelleT, OK. 16, at 12. I. , Taoists, Tun .ridge Wells, "siker, Oct. In, at 12. •14.11111, 4101111. jun., Long llraild.unl, Bury Bt. Edmunds, inn beg p r, Oct. 10, at 11. Barn, Paroaatrs, Alton, Hampshire, plumber Oct. 12, at 12. Pri at. a, BAILIL RUMEX; Ilnek-lane, Bethnal-go - en, virtu:lller, Oct. 15, at 1. Putteira, Kowsso, Leighton Bossard, Bedfordshire, timber dealer, Ott. 16, at I. Tarsier, nisei, Turnharn-green, general dealer, Oct. 16, at 1. W• 1 1.1,A1.11, ( . 14•1111 op .1411.11 All.ll/1111 , S. South-grade Esc.t, may-park. I.lington, and Basingluill-street, City, reiiiintaviuu agent, Oct. 16, at 1. WHITE, WILLIAM, Poole, Dorsetebire, builder, Oct. 15, at 12. Joe./II IMMINO, Upper Johnvrtrort, lioldenviquare, court-keeper, Oct. 90, at 11. At the impactive District Courts. D , FartizaWa, Southborough, K,ut, uttorney's aerie, O. In, at S. Bra Narr, Groans Chesterfield, victualler, 0.4. 12, at It. ham's, W , virtnaller, Qt. 13, at 11. 111161:11, WILLIAM. la (/.2. 12i at 11. Tue.ol•A, IT pUISCOT, . 12, at 11. CIIENT aN, .11/1111, Salford, greengrocer, Ort. 11, at ('LA KR F., Ito Him., Newton-heath, lAtusishirr, ministate manufa•- turrr, Oct. 211, at ilk_ ci.A, TON, WILLIAM Yottrans-in-Loingdevadale, ibire, vrh man, fit. 21, at 12. re TATO., IA lit iehton, milliner, OM. 17, at 11. • AN, J•111a, Honey Stoke, Sontercetaltirr, blarkunith, OM. 14, at 19. lIATN4 rr, .1.412 At.near. MIUNINTOT, yarn airmit, 0 4. 12, e it. Ago, LI.N Ann. laul•Nolder, VorkAirt, I.ut,h..r, 01. 13, ut 10. (iBmr, I t Imre., iiirgrave, tailor, /, 1. 11, at 11. WII I lAN I'H Ant.ro, Canterbury, shipown•.r, 0 1. U., at 11. II AIIII/r.oN, baker, OM. IS, at 12. II AT lIAN AT. 11, MADMITNI4.r. ..t/LIT maker, at. 20. At. 9}. J.% AT II AN. 11 , 1[1.1 1101 , ', Stafforl4.in., charter:it t,tor. 0,1. 17, at 12. Boi.srrl2, MAIM 'MIRA, DfOrnyartl, 11 , 1VfOVIAIAir`, 0. I. 23, at 11. 14 1 ar, Ito HAI n, 2fai.1 , n1,..3.1, tail r. 04. 17, e 11. 11r Wil Ln H, 10n1e.41.1.201, bruin, 12, at It. TIM NE, J• 11”, Rnitnn, Inakr.,llr, Oct. 11. at 11. 11 A 111 , 1 . 111.(.1;111. mi.:, 0 , 1. 12. 121. 11 au n, PIA UTTI , Ith-112211, Staff”r.l.ll ,k. y m‘it, 7 r, 0 , 4. 17, 12. 2 1 11. ra. II r51.1'...14. lancivb In klayer, 0:1. 11, MI It. 11 111 11. •ILltt MT, N twit.n lin4;ot, Wilt., r, at 11. 11.40 s AV •. Let r, (Mt. 12, at 11. Jl,llll. 11(11/C• 1.1-1111bn-1 .1 , rnsln 4. 01. 11, ai 12 v. VlOl, paint,. 0 vt 111 lON, SAM r,. 1I ivit, Yvon!, niinereetiliire, t.et. 13, at 12. Reim 11. tit:nroir, I,aUingtrn. Nurtlonipton.liim, hem et - tail. r, (10.15, at I. Wit Ai. Aston, Wirwii r. 0 -t, tl , at 12,. it‘ I a, rtittlls Illtgr t Tyl4l . 4 y. 1.111• 0.41..1.01 MA. I . .itt . t.. I, at I. Wll I.IAN, 111 hlinltlonmgh, Northn lll Vmwthlrvi ah'e nn ni,(ntun r. Ikt. 13, at 3. Tui,N•4. Ithel, llintrhire. OA. I: at 11. /se . as. Laisier VootkAtur: - ..rul m e eet i ant, 11, at t'. It .1 iv. 4, Ciadlo y-heath, Staffordshire, tailor, 0,4 . 14. it 1 , 11 101. Wll 11 lA-11 1111,111.1 fist. it, iv t 10. Sri, is , tar, J.n,a. Wellawl, %Visemitenittir, htel.ter-shop 10 •lu (ki. 19. at In. STAY... J.ma, Km,+ton.upnw-llull. lIIIIIIr.O. t. tl, at 12. I, n •e, Nvw viituiller, 0 1. 11, at 11. Fran 11•11. TT riiv. Hanley. atairnnishire, 17 4. 11. bin .111.1•11. and J.llllll 141. N.... Mir,sott, 11,tisloni min-Line (let. t 5, at 3. FWATNIL.F, IS. .111•11 Bristi4, hat di ideT,Ckt. 14, it It. smin., and IG. slain j‘lll.. 1111,41-r. 1111111111111/1, 011. IF), 11'n1 N. ur, Tuur A.. Dian firsts., Yorlim)vowl,inetnill:••r.o.l.l2..it 11. Wlll 1 . 11..W••111, llydv, lisentairr. rattle dealer, 2. at 11. WairtiaoTaom, ./VAPACIII TIMM 111, Bridal, M - 1441'1:11/12111CT, 114, at 12. N1 . '11.111114, itealruth. enrpenter. o.t. 14, at 11. Wit sin, Jona Itron.Al.l,l4 , ,Niithumlirtunl.tinni.r,ol.l4,it 11. NVoinv a, W 11.1.101, Little Niiton, Laniiihire, mike maker, 011. 11, at In. W. 0.014, 20. , rru, 1111411(7, Ik•t. 17, at 12. Ye....., W• 1.1 i.lt Las r -T, List Kt,. Ily,WiltsqvirtlirT,o,l.l7,lo 11 BANKRUPTCIES ANNUT.I.ED. Ort. 1. J•ur. A. • ix , . rturrey, a11..r. pt. 11•Itk14 SMITH, 11.1.1./lALT N.0rt.41, SoICIVIIICL phtte, F. 3.1 IS. I, NATHAN and Srrr 1,1 .'r, •r, Wittt Ai rii-1 I'. Wit Li sr iir, Lithogton, lork to 1,••1 tad, ni. ji up, :I t. 5 A I N? Sr •rra , Barriutilswii k, itiLlturi , , cotton turcr. IiI:ri t ARATIONA OF DIVIDEN:)q. T.-.. z, 4 oolost,r, t•ounton 10. w. r -Ist ..f .a. u.O I.:. ..f., fit. i 3, and any su!.., iu. it A: Man.lostt.r. FL AS' I •111..R1111. Et. ter, lierww..l vi.toalivr -1 1,3.1 •a I 44 t . c.i...,..) l'u.sJo or Ft Any, !at I 'an" , k', 1:‘ l'a.rs3 rv, Fs. t. r, anal Aldvnwtat. sstr..3, estv. 1... th 'r di. . No r fiat r of 1-3.1., any Tatsi.ry or Frblay. at l'arti.les. Ex.!. r. 614.1.1. Y. Mi si,r. Devon-10m. rrint , r -1-t Jivis .1. t.. 1 4... T. 1., u,y Tur stl.ty or Vrl.l.at ,at .`u,. .:., 1:x. tvr. rt. MA,‘ 117 C• t. r, winv m. r.)trit -floe r .L.idoud of 2-. 21.1., any Tu......t.ty or F... 1 ,y, at t sarrivieo, l'Avtvr. J..ns it... Lunar, (iwentatit- ILO of is. 3J., any 1 ty, at l'vatl, Ittibuth. DTVIDF.N.I)A. Nem. 4. T. 1T.M4n , 114, Antinwly. Marc, tnill. r -\ - •.v. 4. J. nn. v. fitlatlll.: yi9no- -Nov. '4. J. lork.-r. W.ll-1. al, IJ.w. rninaffer - Nov. •I. E! .'t Allhoary, 1.. w. r Nora°. I, lir...Amp r Nov. 11. Eden ll•trt t H.Q.. I rit‘lsTd-st:. .1, Itryaustutt. 1111 I Littn.--'re..t, ll l outlllyr Nos. 11. J (Irritant, Reword dratmr - N-v. A. J. Staff, Wiwt Stnitl.l4•ld and 11ink4.1.., hay tloalor - (ht. IS. C. 1.%.5n0, jun., and T. J. Jonn., N.•wo..rt, M arm ..1111- tinibyr to rrhant..--00. 13. J. Cuttam, I.ivorpn.d. - In 1.11:. WL:11111. Sonwr=rtAhire, latkor-lkt. 14. J. jun.. St • Helen'.., lAnca-biry. Imotinakkw•--o.t. 15. A. I•Annundhun, York, intakerper--Uct. 2.1. J. SoAl, 1.0012, broker. . DISSOLVICD, 3. W. Vpher, it: 1;11;r, 17:12er, Ilkley, Yiwkahire, ilia:lista, so far aa a J. W. Cohig-T. Ilcwitt and U. ILn ten, Oun+b p, Forhai, cloth manubi tuners-F. N. &rcattleld and M. C. Mille, Mark-lane, wholenale tea it-alere-E. Wrigley, jun , and J. thipfall, To.butirdn, cotton .pinnern -J. Turner, J. Naylor, and T. Omslwin, Sliettlehl, edge tool manufacturers, no far an regards T. Onniwin-Eliia Wright, W. J. Wright, and Emma Ns:stead, Dolphin-..nut, Ludgate-hill, vietuallers-J. Lind., J. Millirigtim, mil T. Lamb, (hinder, coal merchant.n - S. I hit t • in, sin.. S. 1 hitt on, jun., A.W. llutt.m, and('. W. Massey, 1 An. rtmil and Manchcider, iommiwiion merchant., as far an a.. pod- K. Dutton, wn. and S. Dutton, juti.-J. Naylor and T. licsasili, Baton, I.st:ea./ire, alhambra manufacturers-J. kin and U. Jeldwion, Bradford, join( Knight and RAlmrles Can! -lane, City. menhasito -J. Pri.dwich. E. Nield, and N. Ail d, Oldham, cotton vpinnine, an far an wont+ N. AAtroyil - J. It. Allan, A. Allan, and W. Allan. St. l'aurn-ehurehyard, dray. is. so far as regard+ W. Allan-J. Crannhaw and .1. (Mulder, and Birkdale, earrings. prupnetoni -It. Wright and 'l'. Wright, Bridge-wharf. Old Ford-rosol, brick nor rhai.l.-.J. 11. w and T. N. O. thirney, Purnival'a-inn, wdiranty- W. Wiliam. and W. C. Frocr, Birmingham, nunr,ona -W. R. Mullen.. J. H. Daniell, J. A. Mullen.. and W. E. Marnhall,Llm al. far an rt.ganla W. 11. Mullen,. -W. D.ichu and .1. Da, ire, I.jdney, (doucesternhire, ship builder. -Jane son, U. Haig, and John Ibitehinon, Oxford-aft...et, tioliteh was , hourein. n -W. Bamford and E. Bawifonl, Nottingham, tinker dealer:- H. Dunn. and J. Tearer, H um-heater, merehanta-J. Crosby and J. Ilultlimarth, Kingaton-upon-Uull, fruit monehanta -F. H. Knirlit and I'. Shaw, Muneheater and Cornhill, railway sis atm- 0. B. Armstrong and C. J. Workman, l)ulie-atreet, Nt. Jnablien, sturgoaan-,J. boxdale, J. J. Peele, C. Penile, and O. D. I'. Peek., Shrewsbury, auetionciera so far as molar& J. J. Peek. -J. Dickenwin and T. O. l'rythigeh Bryndo and Wrexham, inirgrono It. flay and J. l'. Taylor, Ronal - aunt-hilt, Cory, printers-D. Sinclair and O. Benfley, Malntead, Emelt, am-- oir -Piggy Allen and 8. Allen, Bndport, Dornetnhire, pawn litokern-J. 7'. Rowe and D. Sambrook, Liverpool, ahipwriarhtn - F. 11. W. FL:Leber and W. Harold, St. Mary-at-hill ,City, colonial !nuance dealers-W. Mason and ti. patent gas burner manufacturem--J. F. Nally and K. Butler, Liverpool, moon dealers-W. l'age and R. P. Page, Winitininater-bridge rood, ironmongem--M. R. Tanner, M.D. and W. R. Alderney, tiumez, surgeona-11. J. Ledkard and F. W. Balmer, Lod., woollen magluuita-11. A. J. Schott and R. Mitecherlieh. Broodfoid, iipinners• F. A. Javkion and C. B. Burge.* -F. Gaul- Skid and It. Crawford, Olaaguw, awl Longton, thalfordahiro, glass merchant.. SCOTCH 81MWEEITRATION8 . . JOHN LA NOND, Oct. I. at Menzies' Star Rotel, Stirling ten Bans w and T Rsnww, Edinburrh, wood mer chants, Oct. 7, at Dowell's Rooms, Edinburgh. JOHN CLANICNON, Livingstone, Linlithgowshire, farmer, Oct. 9, at Mrs. Rankine's Hotel, Dathreate. Joni Amass, Dundee, currier, Oct. 8, at the Rwyal Rotel. _ Dundee._ _ . _ TesWids ifomereon, Jedburgh, Roxburgh*hire, grader, Oat. 11, at the Royal Hotel, Jedburgh. Wittiest 111 4 1.eare, deceased, Mill of Nitric, Perthshire, farmer, Get. 10, at the Star Hotel, Auchterarder. WILLIAM W• 14101.11, Ulawsow, neh merchant, Oct. 10, at the ' , acuity Hall, Glasgow. Rohner lloheur.os, Vorigin, kigiuchire, fanner, Oct. It, at Hen ske' Hotel, Carr ltrolge, No on PILLS OR ANY OTHER MEDICHII.- Dssrmais, Vomit, so Pewit. In. clomp lIT DI/ fI&MIDT'S liay/L. Lill% ARAZIOA FOOD to t h e stomach. mammy laws. mod Hem sol old add young. amine, without medicine or • 4 p i (i n di ges ti on ), constipation. diarrhoea, acidity, heads h hysteria, palpitation. alesplosamess, debilit4, cootegio, ma, Wore coonsuroption. low spirit s . Silty thiniontantall corm whlnb had misted ail medicinna Including that of his • 011. m ci mom the Pope. It isms* Mty times its omt In oth er es Tics, lln., ft. M.; 1111 e. Hos.; HIM. 40.: or Id. per pu b . Rovalooto (Yhooolato Poo dlor. more •Oroorinhontn4 I r Mated bent —Du Barry and Co., 77, Rreentennelrant, also F4rtoom 4n4 Mown; andat 61, Oraciethurooth stresi 1 at* la ant le% Oztora it at. rAt ce.theace4 TSB IL4ILW4Y sieCIDENT WRAI RUOBY. The fatal accident which happened near to Birdingtrury station, on the Rugby, ismington, and Coventry branch of the London and North Western Rail way, shortly after mid-day on Thursday, is said to have been caused by the defective condition of the permanent way. The carriage which fi rst left the rails was the next but one to the engine, and it seen* to have at once bounded down the emb ankment, drminErith it the four next carriage* and break van. carriagu was shivered into splinters by the next one falling upon it, and only the roof and bottom remained. One of the other carriages reared up against the end of the one before it, awl the remainder stood upright on the side of the embankment. The only two persons killed are Mr. Davis and his son, who reside at Barnes, Surrey, where they were in business as tailors. They were accompanied by a nephew, who although in the same carriage—the one eplintered into fragments escaped with only slight injunes. Mr. Elsworthy, of London, who was on his way to the funeral of a relative, Mr. Woodmacon, of 39, South Parade, Leamington, has received injuries to his back and a number of contusion.. Ilia case was reported to be serious, but yeiterdny his medical attendants considered him much better, and to be picgressing favourably. The two German gentlemen injured are Herr Paterson, profits** of music, Rugby, and Andrea; ljung, a teacher of languages, also of Rugby. The former has eustained injuries to the left foot and contusions, In addition to being much shaken; and the latter injuries in the neck and fractured scapula. The other sufferers, whose injuries nomad of contusions and cuts,are Mr.snd Mrs. King, a commercial traveller, and his wife; Mrs. Addison,of Showell, near Rugby; Elizabeth Seer ley. a servant at Weleomb-lodge, Stratford-on-Avon; and Mrs. Styles, the wife of a Bath-chairman,of Augusta-plane, Leamington. Mr. Davis, senior, wasdead when his body was found, one of the carriage wheels having laceratel his abdomen, and his injuries are described as being of a shocking character. His eon was alive when discovered am.ng the debris of the carriage, and he lived for a short time afterwards. Mr. Elsworthy, Mrs. Addison, and Mrs. Styles were able to be moved home, but the other injured persons still remain at the Bath Hotel, Leaming ton, under medical and surgical treatment. The accident has caused intense excitement in Leamington and the sur rounding district, awl strung opinions are exprewed an to the condition of the line generally. Yesterday afternoon Mr. W. Savage Poole, of Kenilworth, the coroner for Cen teal Warwicludare, opened an inquest at the Crown 11,14 High-street, Leamington, on the bodies of Mr. Davis awl his son. The jury proceeded in a special train to view the scene of the accident, which is about le miles front Leaming ten. The jury also preen dad to Rugby to view the tarriages which formed the train to which the accident nappened. Tice inspection of the line dill not afford any clue to the enure of the accident. The sleepers and chairs appeared to be r erfectly sound, and it wai stated that this portion of the line had not longbeen renewed. The bodies of the deceased, which lay at the Blue Pig, Inayeot, were identified as those of jeeeph Davis, tailor, of iligh-street, Barnes, arid John Davis, his son, a young man 90 years of age, who was a chirping clerk iu the London Docks. In iichlition to three! mulled, Mr. Beard, of Rugby, a relative cat the duowit , abeiseverely injured, awl lies in a condition at his own home. After evidence hal been taken as to the identity of the decease f, the inquiry was adjourned until Wcalnesduy next, am Captain Tyler, tl:e government inspector, who was over the lin • y.,.ter ilay, could nut ai range to attend the inquiry at an earlier date. MARKET& FUGA —ltxtrrn. , IMr. 2.-- In th.. Pally part • w - % d Lc.w.• Wan .1 , n , Qt. rat L. r !surto... I.r c . . Lus Lay. kw , . I 811.11‘..MAT1 , , 0. - r. 2 —11).• rnarlot wo wI ,•:• • ! t tt•E.,WILK OP tr. lien tr , 14... I.r tarttl; 1.4..ater., 6 , 61, 3. 61 ta ;.•1. -.: te 4e. ter L.a ; ea.. 1 ta .41 per 1.. , a • 1• 7•. pm, tmlote, 7e. rol 'it La 1.. -•• to t; plaar, 1.5, to 2 , , pa ; •• .•. 774 , 1 , 1 •‘ ; . t. 1 . 1 , ; Y. •.: :- •• 7 • •', l. I, ; Le.; 41,..npuuto, 1,, , A7l I :AU. p.t Luria I. TAI.I k kW. - r1.1141T EVENINO.The so , cry slat ••• a, with rat-h, ran upwant tarot N 1-n -how, ter, took plum until th,a A. k-:rn•A,n, ,u 4.i the laugh pn , 011 , 14, at tilt, 1 , 1 111, a w.-re k kiAvulative movement suddenly *pram.; up, ant An nth A.. 4 - tr.- yla, eat rill. 4.• Its all 04 mwsly 1.. pr • ; the ~ -,:t. t v w.t. (In tto stet f•ir All y- sr, 47- 14,74 ; • Id n ‘sts..l.4 41, 4,6 , . to 451-. (hNkern'e-r, 47. tit ; J.,t,kokr) to Matti., 47y. ; Man it, tee. At the itki- tion, 6:7 ottki, 4, All At I.n .•.. , ;.1. t., Z.. te.r .4 , 1 t 1144 Australian oloket., 47e. to 414 ; lest, 46.. 1.1 47. ; rma, a, 4:e.. to 44;•• lA. O.' l'ete.shore ,vr 47.. ; 14+ f, at ry line, 47.. 6 , 1. South A.n4-rs..an a. i 4t. 1 47. , It. , I , .'tr.ryts. hat s. tint. 1.42 arnvA., a. tlt. T 'ea ts4;l•.w t. .its 44 d 4.444. :IL, net ,aets, but tist.r. w puss.- .stt-r.n.f tot' 041, ,iturt Coulan sk.t. ; Ceylon, a 1... Syta -y, ft... V , to fee ; 1.1,11,4 and 47. to tow. to 42. ire tar Lamle ; at snivtann 3.... 94 an 44 , e. 341. was 1..u,1 tor %rupiah. itodzli tat, ts. brl.—,FrA:A the rum unkr r I Ileser.. huoth And (ltaalev.) ct,rros. -T.iv 0. T. 2. -rott..n 'Want. more vtea ly in pint- em Miturilay, with an inenwe.4 demand, al.' tl. Luton. v.. has ttentittuid haw .Luny at grallually in-Tea-Mr rat•..., t 1,.• n ark. t el. amp. firmly ivlv.ut Id. per It. generally item gtiotatienu of !apt week. The sale.. of Sea 14a1.1 have bent tale at too l.et,p S prime. Am. noan ettittitiu.e. in i ..1 at uu wleaniv. of 4.1. per lb., the dninueoenr vt.tek n tel.ting the rb.n, a Istf.nntr T.-ry lonitol. !Inuit !rt. I K . n in Cr.:l-taut 4. man.l, an.l pruva are bt. to 1.1. higher. in I.4rypttan a 1... r irue.ut.t .4 biott..se beta teen dune. and. though pres... VO•110 ally at. Ir:tistliAt fil.iLler, the gualatieu have Law .-17 at retml.tr rat.. The arrivals of FA•et 'whim bane vet. viol tliu. fn.nt partaking to the full in th.• paprav e 4 t. .4 the murk. t. but prieev 11•.. e ut many inetan....: 1,1. to 1.1. le.elo r that. la., tl-k. It, Lttist .I.lotatlill. for ~Atoo t,. nr itt‘ " an. .41 , Anancan haeout of mi..l.lliug New °dean.. b. It. nil. r shipnitt.t. 61.11.7 named. Pal. ; 1/4.4ler.itt fax. new n .1. !amt., -a law, 7E I. ; July, vatllng. ;n. Inv .1.1.., 7 1,1. Yeater.lay, Any-rt.-an ittau .0 1rii0..11.1...f 1.1 r, tilt ahipm, nt , wt.! !V.•t. n,!.,. 10.1.; 0.-tether vliimitent, 0.114 tlanl..l. 1.11 ; lat,o r t., N.vt ml.rr, 1•d.; hal.. horn New York. r, 1 r„ t. d ; 10 . II- lel., fair, n. w titer•hantu, ; 1.;.u-t. bp, icon. have taken .I.trin.r tO.• wvit. It.• 2" 1 .4.b eat . . rt. 17.1 .4 ) ; and tt‘.. tat 1.. U. ad .. te-lay , Ca. 'market el ...in.: very ilrut mit on.. .1 .4 14. p.T lb. tit Am. riean. ort11•1. ri The • v art '2C,11 , 0111 , 410., of wltit-lt 6,k...0are for export 4 01'9 ~N a'T.2.—The ei•atosn •nt and A. yiu toe Lir. ir • maik• t duinis th • past sew .trot Farm ulady ti -day, ha+ evti-tat -plinins mum fie 11.1.1 S It/ Stillt r th , tir poem stns; list they hive ssiet t ran, eit ert , rl , ol.l oaf it• - ling iituolor , t Wei h.lve %, ty ~ua, t mask. t. Fine nog Stun. Iry pct.. , WWI fair amount of t•fferp. suit but for the ativanee, the 141.141,....1.1110 we übl have 14111 TOT• ‘11,1.11.1 1,1,• t Intl • ails 1.11 c, I-.it !ley ileeline to deer the ,-'errant rAte..l -Min 1 , 1. r alit' tokitie Id. INT lh. rni—it.".4 I ilt at a. 11.4 nei o:l4lnekb:e. eVN.pt DI 1 Wag ft. liare to ado buyer., therefor , . hAv • no: oi•er it .1 fit. iy, and only a 13104eMtv ha. been elfevt..J. Mann fit-tides• are, of costive, wanting mom for their cloth. and -hirs ut4 are al•out 3d. her pb ee But this brawls of the 'basket aprriui mole difficult to move than that for yarn., aid It...thane*. store. IM.Maem to arrest extent. There hit been less inquiry than there waseven yertertlie. an-I for whit timin ws Las Is vx dent., in some install:ea no savant.• ha. been realist a At the Mllle tame, umntifaetuters have n•ficied orders to snake at Triav whida they would have &tempted uu Tuesday. cot:s.—corLognoto, Oar. 2.--There was a snuffler out , pl7 of whrnt today V. raiment are busy pretwring for wheat sowing. Trade Unit at bud week's pricew for all the hest ileeeriptiont of wheat. Red, sthi. to Ms. ; white, Ms. to Wt.. Barley nmre show, and all the beat quantity fetch full price*, 445. to ata., extra. 10s. ilt ans tiny. Orr. 2.--At this men market there was about an are .age attendance. The supply of wheat yrs fairly Luge, but the it. wand was very moth-nee, though pricer were supported. lint white was quoted 6tie. to Ma. and se... paltry. from Sot. per qr. The bark,' trade continues m an unsatisfactory +tate ; a with, r large quantity was brought in to-Jay, but the .l. ,nand ,Mw, and a dimmer eindil not be made. List wielMi rate.. nun.l in the little busintss done. The quotation for mdtme qualities was 44.. to 110 s. per qr. ; grinding was a slow trade, at pi ~e tauyitng (um% &Y. upwards. WU were in fair demand, at fullv last wei It's rates, from Ms. to Si,.. per qr. Bonns were alm gem, making Wis. per qr Wm were quoted to :r ts. per qr , v e t, l it ", t o .d.y too. to Os. dd. per budget ,o a. to -q t . r ; ICJ was quoted 44.. per I Ir. ltt.tioil. dour is qiuited A b.. to 41a. per sack, and bread at length is down to W.I. per tau. lout. I;Sisret. err . 1.- The ex c hange wars fairly atten led, and we hidn moderately large oder of home-grown wheat. Ili, din wit nitA liThitra, and pries. ern• the turn in favour of the purehaser. 'lime issiotation wee bd.. to Aset per yr. Th.' imperte of foreign who at during the weck have been amid', summon's.: to only 1.3:4 me., while ecastwise they wen• nil. Bolder. held for the full nitre of last w.vk, and in .141.41nenet• gale, of a egad char:a:LT only were made. Anna:lean spring nue& Ms. to 374.. per girt 1b.., while ltu.wisn ranged from 46.. to 56... demand for milting guild ie. of barley was mall, and price. 'Mowed tut alteration. The quutistion wag Na. to ta.. per yr. The arrivals of barley I Me n large-1,2.35 yr.. of Irid,, 31r m.s yr.. foreign. The demand was very dull, and 1•601.111111efe in (MOW of the purehisma r. trioh malting male 4*. to 460. per qr.; Iredi and Fmtieh grinding, 34.. to NU. i snit Ihmulean and Medi t. nautan, ti.. 6d. to Ma 'llse *meal. of eats (nun Ireland amounted to 6.40 s me., and the Lowman of the .apply nuried great atilnele in the trade, and priers gave way &I. per yr. The quotation for white was 37.. to tip. ; tawny, 1.141. to tic. a.l. ; Ida**, 14. to 14a. .td. per yr. Dean. were a dull sale. but price. were nut lower. made 44a. to mt.. per yr. ; and Ktyptieux 40e. to 41... Indian corn wee offered at seduction of nil. per qr., with DO gnat ant of busimee doing. The prima both Ame rican and Danubian was 35.. to *leper yr, klustiodi ar vwlr dour was quoted Ma to ans. per meek. lone enrooi., th-r. 1 .-- We hail only a moderate attendance at to-day'. market, and for wheat but a limited requeit, white de evription. and good qualities of red bring unehartost in price ; rvgunwn rah.heing Id. and 3d. per °entail cheaper than on 'Neer day. Flour dull, but unchanged in prim. Indian corn without animation; priete undianged. data steady. Oatmeal inactive, and slightly lower. Egyptian bean.. in good rniunit, and rather drenr. t/lher amerce tuldninged. "Maar 04-r. 1.-Our market to-day wag liberally 'supplied with wheat. Hume operated to a limited extent, and prayw were hardly so good as kat week. New white, 375. to ate ; red. ha.. to 56e. per 36 stone. A tolerable supply of barley, the demand for which ruled deftly at extreme rates: malting. tbs. to ans. per qr. ; grinding, Mn. to 40s. per 30 atone. 0 its were in fair impply, and fully maintained their value : old. 32.. to N..; new, 30. i. d. 31.. per 14 stone. Beam .wine slowly to hand, and mov e d ill eteadily at 645. to 660. per 36 stone. Flour, 42a. to 441. super. 465. to 47a., per tit stone• tl - rris nom. tler. V. - Wheat WwagAn aVOlnins and met 4 slow sale, and prime were without material ehemre ; white mad.' Nei to 0214 ; red, 1141.. to 116... per 36 done. Barley t•-tent , fairly to hand, and with a quiet demand pejo.e were not quotably altered. 44.. h. 14. per qt. being the ruling rate.. Oat. wen. • mull allow, and sold at lag week's priori', bring *id. to ;kin. per 24 Menu. Cuarrow, Orr. 2.—A rod, ntro show of wttrakt. The itemarat wow .lull, at litifire ardor to tlowe of lad work ; white mwto two. ; nd . Alw to bilk. per SO .tour. waa Imut,rt. and aoyd ...tradity at former quotatmow. A .Frady luquiry for oa., at lair rafts.; twit. Ma. to 11.. ; ul.l . Ilk.. to 2ria. per qr. Hewn. *vie 11to2otaird In valor, thy trade being atewly at to td.. :"4 Ocu▪ a talc th.. .l l . a — Thero inwat. wo m it it r er.a. mit h_ . d .""ast uomit. oddtbe ll f t "7" oni Wl- eem Inn In berm , hiving. White TSOII I .. In tin " 41 ._ Ka. to Us. per 1111 Mope. etallenr gnollt m 2, Wile rd sa d et ad at te, we, griarlout. 41“. CPO Kno t ; te a aaa. " 7 .. p . 7 qr . r 4., material Chan.. nab'. V.. to plc per 114 g ime b e im the ruling Wee. We t and theme sold at extreme eamstrium. Ws. to no pr steno. Weatriata, 2.—ls eonesqueeire the &mum= e t markets tem the rout, and the WO quotation+ for oboe. Ira! te-di y ate not &upend to glee way ID Pru w • °ur hurn "' ever. inni at pUrrhamtni es h,nee terine, woos a 4 market, and but little Loins has taken plane. Bader quit, : dear. Henna and other arta*. unaltered. ORF.AT 11‘ /Wig, rArrt. l - . ., A FAIIL-71via great barons and pleusur% tar, known as " (loom Fair," rommenoot yederd•Y ail 1 " , t chinned by the may and rempuration twiemtue to emine n t tan) for eight dam. Them was a pler.tiful supply of rani., divieriptions, and the attendare. wae larste. The qualtty .4 animals was presently good. The however, war and pirm far mita cows and in-ualvere were LI to LI 10a. rev] r. Stores were also *dull Pah., and panes were h... t The lie-t mil, h rows made LlB to L 22; semidry, 113 three-year-old steers, 115 to LIT; twt.-year-ohls, f stirka, £7 to LIO per bead. Calves wen, a tolerable shoo , quite an eheau n s m4 heretofore—da f. 3 Ife. per beef. There a. poor dhow of and the trade wis. igus:ll%e. Thebeetsle made fair prior., bat inferior law litre anal.-able. bone:, L4O to Len ; anon Lay, CM to Lei ; Irt.h Lla oath. M sheep there was tally an avererre show, met ! nem was fiat, rates being in favour of the buy-re. moss. Ito. to /WOR, std. to lOC • wither. and theam., r. Ma. rah. For rums the demand was aloe*, at Li to ti The piteh of theme was small, and the q.islity was not vi r e i UTUAt, owing to the hot summer. There ass a good deni to pneea wore 111, per met. hteter th:.n in the vprimr. I. lu dairies made CM. ; rierandiry, 704. to nee. ; I. phirr, ata. tot . ; Nolte t OS. to Paw. 1- r e wt. Stator. very varied in gantry, and made ed. to Is. per lh. was brilliant, and the *mum (air, held ut the roe is Num, largely attended. COATA.—Toinos. !.—Wear Wriarn, 13a. M. ; W I Ifs. 4d. •' Walls Bad Wharneliffe,l6l. rat M ; Filen on, 17. Walls End Harwell, lam. 64.; Walla Lad Belton, L.,. Walla Lod New Wilmot, 111 a. WaUt End orunnO Dont, I. 6d.: Walla End itaraell'.. 11, tom, 17, 34. ; W i'ane'ne, I*. 6d. Walla FAA Ibutlettonl, ; We.. tiro Hall, 1182. 3d.; Walla End K. floe, 17. 34. • W,l. East Martlaront, 19a. • Walla Mal loam, tb o tter,,, 7 ,l. 17 , Walla End Ninth DliTilllll., lea 64. • Walla Fiel Tee., Lod Trimdrar Grange, Ida.; Bruoepth Catuiel, 11Y. 1;1 - It market, 70; mold, tr.i. TRAFFIC RRTURNS. Mil.„ Pa.- M.T. Tr,!..1, RA .LWATS: Open. 1111 1 ,..1.1 C4...1A.1r. ill 1 Week =Oft Await lc I t t Eaet Indian Week ending tient I& °Mantis ~ _ al XS 1,321 I,SE7 Wrat rnding tlrpt. IM. Ratan& Ncw4:441144n. 10 20 Weck Sept. 21 4 'nil k ..whng K. pt. /W. C.nl. k Kinkak Junctson 11 20 mhnir Hal Merthyr .... ear.4,ll.taizi 11 63 an 76 ant 14071 29;z13 4A,70) lORBIGN MAILS. F.. um • 0.. r. 2 -1!.• 11.1..1. z•:c Ai ...PI. Lip i•••.t, Lan ar in•difStis I 11601 , aid 11.41.buty ; i•• 1 , . KW, go r 1111 I: t It I N•w Y•tik nn ! 1..• tr..l !nt • ziAr1.1,...1 t . ti.• 7th at..l - -- , fit • it“.1.1.1t0 so •. I s • ; 1.• %Ts , S• t..c S 4 Is ; .•.• Tely -twiny Ivflitle. r s ke f1...-I. uu.. r II I. I 11.1..11$ . I • 11..• r L:.• th • . a• •, t. I . • i...n 1 . r_.i. 1 ..1 I le M t • u. I. ~. .. r...: 11....:.. t. 2 -r• t.:,.,. dance of farm., g, mad the ton., ma die. to as of barley . p. 4 NW. to 411. Pc nteriwl ettanr. Ist.. Very f 10.1. to 611 e. yes for e u., • for wheat, teal . , our buyer., i.. 12 rumen „; „ g. Battey ( 4 , 0 k Av., gewture fart, • ena 11••• itre tO poly of eutrie,,, ; The quail, y ,„", however, WA, 11, • ;I toLl 10e. len were 2 shandy, LI3 h, £l.l 1.1,; bli.rahle elbow , j hewl. Then.,,., .e. rkebe•e 41 . alettlole. Y 1,4 trigh .Alt. , , LI; , 'On! thole, 1 ,•1•.. • lyre. won. g„„., .vl theann, g k. at Li to ti r WE,, not yr V 1,1 .• irelei (lenity I, the *print e wt. 14;i1t,m • •: ✓r ih. Tlw w.,r.,, g • the gnu: • g ,13a. M. ; iten Main, 17. ' Iletten, 13. gel 'lnitial 174. ; W , I'h. • :P.. W. 1.. lattlopnol, 17.. ak3 ; ail, - N. • .73 31,03) ▪ I,SE7 31 fr. '1 • 13 4 • : •7I I.[. 2 t. • • im ri. (• •.• i••• I 4 • • ....• i • 6. • I • . . • •• N y I ; . .glr I tre• . v •,_; day Ike.. • . • • • .• W !;cL• ~t.~ • u.. I 7 2 - r... N. val. • ,111 is SA , . •I :•••:, • • ..• • i • I •.:. I. end 1,, if."l %V. t ‘I • Pir .•.•. ri• AU:tl4.l I. L.. ••n ft !•I kUoi 1.. r,., : I• .•I.• • ~y) it lit ty ; . -. • !-.1:4 • A.na•rr , the t• • . • ! •.t.-t °lona 1. •p. M of MA t.A.AtrunAnt F. mwrznon, 0.1.1.!51AN TIIE Mii.l..tNi. WI - the butcher,' tra:n aa. ! ..:1 • in rn Waken, Id n u:..: • Dior : via .tatlon to have .oa.e t•,.. . • , • tra n -cd fenlc eruerg, , i from the t sun• 1 or that !art of the cattle t: a.O t . . ,atr,a wire attail.e.l. The I a : fi, m their al.. with g,i-at t. Ulm pustained revere ,outuaionii, w I, f,.less riully shaken hy the e,ric • : were 4.ortiv afterward- hr qight • they arrived b, tween five and pout.] ti be very iLingart.o lc in OTTOSIAN 1.1:011 SMYRNA T. , .‘ The folkw:ng I- the restil ,,, f the ; , i• ing rerolution :—"That this me. t:•,:. . • . the unautherit•ed and unw Li - raw-oh .• - wlin. calling theni44elve , a •• the Sharel.oldert . ..' are a.tinz iu wiel.cs and interests of , t‘ Liu ! admiuittrat . ,•:, to a 0..11.1.rts to pi.t an end to such 111:•••:1' \ • the le-, hition, 9.240 re!,re-e! • ton, number of .hares depo,itid r t!, • ritri•santing ¶4,2. • - 1..111.11141.t1 1. - .• A ,T,t.L 1, ar.- • nr• ...ea t I.T.A ut,h f% yin 1 1. .un uy I:.at ::•a: 11.,,' Lt.! 11.. cunt! 1 • t • •_ , • DA Alt, FLU h 8,11. trru , -,n, "A. 41:c. : uoral• at. my; 4.. • • : - ta , t :t to lA. I K' l . ;,yr:•,t y . A ft 1. .I.tt 11..' 1. tt ••1 f • L." tl:t vngtt.tal . 1111:TITS. MAIZIITAGE. AND Di:.t BIRTHS. IIAI:VIT. —Aurr..t A. at N ". .f I. Han r. I.>y., 01 a lIINVI.Y--~25. at A1L.`.:..'.. • • • f PAL $ et a daughter. 31A1.4 RANT - a*. ~;.K .1 ll:ad:act, jun., 1.q., of : rANN - toter I. at I.ublia. th. .h.! • 114:1.1aLda .4 a .:•••4:1.!.. - r‘rtenagr at n, P t• • tier, of twm daught.ra T: tel er 1. at W,tlouru t:. 1101101. F.ll . . of a POP. Id darn,. 6rptrullxr 0., AL 1!... '1) .aynt.. of a won. _- R'AL7l.—tiopt.tultr 2.5. at Oxfo:d. tLtv W . of • ea:11. Wll lk rob. r I. at Ilforltofrotig!,.!”;:. Y w . t t'. Viotlftw, tar tortsuu lot 1 ottal &:h 5. ;.:.t MAItHIAG FS. BArsAla)--cutcHrsTEit.--Sqlt.Lit. r 2, At DJ: the 1:s. J V. Iwt Um. (E_.t!yat to the I 141.1r.u.t, 4th Wtvt ton J B ur... Ide 11,411 W, mar t 0.1.4 . • (;...trus. tlnuerhter of 1133 e. 'in.:Le-it r. h (I.ooh WILSON.— 0. teber t. Id St tool. 11. thg. by the %. del,' M A . ut. ti I:. lig , of the loner •-tn,tyr-dt-. to • . . . . . - . laNk S. Crook, F.-.i., ,ti Las expo., to Ant" te,,t .lAught.t of 1:. wika. , of WAtionl, Itt ant horn. I'llearater, I Liu baa PA" - I01:1411:1i - t ',toter I, at S•. Marti".' - I'w W., I. the Her. H. It. Fory.t.r. re -..tt cai a 11 Len.. an. n tilanar.t.r. the N. ..v I:. t. lase-on, r. nIA 1,1 mp. ExeS. to Llama 6. • , savogid .14 ei ti., late lit•V. J. Fon.t.r. rat tot of e. a , law s M lII} SON 14.1 N% tiatola r .41 st . .1 antea'a Mot.% tUr. I Anktien. 1., the J St. Ica , Jam., I. mat. at 111,4, lute of Al . nl.. 11, , 0 I n .1 1...• .• • CtiOlt• r of Mr. t onalott tumor. a-, .%I. rL,• LC% 1-ANII—WAI.KI'II. • Oet..ber 1. at S • •• • th.- . W. katehing. /4 A . 'l*. It. 1:0a . ••• Not tr0...1. SUIT", to Jane Cult:al.:lz. w. I. • • fonutrly of Aaldwld. I. • - thsteber 1. at St. Mtrh'.. ••• Suti.y.ll . the !ter. C H. Melo:ware. Vi,. - .IX Olt %% • • Yorlodarr, Itegmald John,. )....tugsm am of c J. bb, : ...• Stu-buoy, tar/toter-at-law. to Marian daughter of H. Wrench, Faq., of Naphtha'. 811 1 1.1N-I‘ l lt/C1111.1..-- September H i at St. Site.. '...• •• • II the Het. .1. H. ilitaller.ll.zi. ue... .att of H. kenasmaten lark, tate of ).atreet. t.. • daughter of W. Curklull, Emt.. of tale of Ita, DEATHS. BROWNF.•-Suddenly, at Ma Widmer. tha Rev. T '' unde m/ s lur 0 • 11 ft th oluloke. Sent hamrt , .:l CATITI J.. September St, at Tullaucton.maJ, k ./ td Catttil, aged Mt. Ebillk.Tr : —Oelabar I. M. Fatmett, of Thou,. Ihtten •-• surrey. Fag., late eaitata the {Nth Hewn at. EFIAI).---o.tober 1, at Itouthpoct. J. Mead, :4 14verre :• f meet Mahan, Torkaion:, *gni 57. RUUMMI.• -Sertembr? 30, at l'pper Tol.e-hdl. Tay, Wr k. the late W. T. Monona, FAQ., aged St. tlepteruher ri, Auddeolv, Mr. W K Ivo., he aro oat. • 40 year. ataaagoss .leek to Morro. Layne and Keen, of Moo. . court. lhaiareototoooa, and titetr LAKE. Septembt.r A). at Sahara Tottey, Norfolk, Slam I.e.'. Vag., to the Wird year of ht. Age. FLOWDEN.- iterleather att. At Nitta. lAle Worh.. Eltratalt titkiteley, wife of Volontol J lato 1..1%4 of b" llan t t. r3n .. 4. 744 1 44 nU"' . wife W I." • g RONEY tki.truttba . *X at tlevelgal-squatv, Sir. It.' IT. hANI 01.-M AN -September 111 1 . at the mestenee her l'oekloum. theemstrle. Norwteh, hhee. wife ti tnan, Feet bits terth ,tt.eett's) I asernk tt.,,.1 auni_ Sept. tuber ht, ut 'the throe. Lt.htteld. Auto " 1 7211 1 11 1. 11Nif. At t I..mbeth-ferni., W `. boom, t.. ulouudal :10 srar. Itecwoor of Kent. an 1.1 r Uo Works to tCr lat.. o stautuatet-brutice Coto .mod• . -- Printed ead rublasibt 4 Kaeo L g.. of N Iluu%rric.trref, IN the ('UT of London. Pnterr. ..t o a k ., i n 11 „, n .. r ...stivrt. lit the remind a White Imo. ": 4 •Ill I sal, t.k IeVV.