The Express. — London, England, 1868-09-08 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTY:MAO:R.—MorroAt. °wow to the general emotion of eperuiatoos for Ilonow , ter tine rote. notaro-room Tr* but ye antrty ottroUrul, lotd not MOM II nor or kw bets were bud. About 1: I (111 w an mvc4c4u V.- 04 rhol. at 9to 2, •ed T to I wool.) bay, boon t00k.%) in favour of Ike Paw, but r point Ices wan the limo of. nd. anotatuuns: er. Litti KR. to t mist Mr. 3. tiraburn'r Mormon loff) to ft lir. J. Soott's Vinroust (t) to lard W am% Hoe Sao toff, tT Li I) BETTING IN LONDON.—NottonE. To-day's prowedinge at the clubs if not Petetdda of the a rational. were of giflinient weight a. al napeotanse. Fur the O n Yorkehire Handing. no mane than :n to was offered an the bat the f wind. of Tabooing did not demi that Wee good mom*. and to oared bugneve wee trawvieted is hie favour. At it to 1 ends thrktire Carol and nommeyr that met with considengde and these tow then .o odds offered agaiwn Tiwisan. Iga a Vreiroi woo at one moment , larked at. 100 to A, bat be *gently weeded to 100 in 6 while The Palmer, stout wham GOO to • 11401worted at the oudeet, weeded at the Minh to WO to 10. De the Pt. Leger Pon ile% again found friends at a to 1, but this prim was obteesahlo to the ease, and might haw he obtaintil to a good deal of vacua. Vierowit wee in fair roctsig at 9to 2, Inked 410 to le o was heed once, but Li, cold.. Out mertitioant ware eorrectly quoted on the book up of Dwane.. Eing Alfred woo to decidedly better odour, that w to ray. although not lisehed car much, the lushod figure obtainable about him was 7to 1. Bo a place lie rove din good demand, upwarde of 1110 being laid oat In his favour, at 6to 2 and 2 to I. nee Saw found borkene at Po no roved quotation of Bto I. and at 10 to 1 wear goal awe or trammeled mfawnw of Typhoeus. The newt prominent *Wire of the day'. betting, however, was the bartnne of Nat • wto in the course of the morning was raps fed a. wit several aboteninde, at pewee ranging from NCO to 11 uto 14 to I, lancet 12 e bet bet wnttcn down &tag l* to 100. Orion was ..titiet in to i. i offend, neither Pt. Rouen uor Hint...her went sdt, :ind Atl era .al Bluoldn were in nre poet of reerod. A now ea 3.11- date --the Vikolllool4 0011-14110 intrutteed into the eprotati7esr, and lOW to 10 woe taken about bits twit*. Par tb• ttwitdth revers( w came. found their 'My into the market, but the only two e &tweeted with any eretcht of money Lwero Ilium and tkvil, the wig m u ne of tbelinetenientioned wow Lind tdkion 100 e to 40, wkde the hater had £&U or 400 invaded on him from MO 10 Idewn to 1000 to $l. Beyond the fart of 110 to I beiekt areetted pretty (real in favour of Footle, for the Oustyradito abate, little obe was Zone at, thee ewut. (hoeing Kitts ; - GREAT VORICSiti 111. N DlC.tr. 3to I cot Tabouiet toil) 6 to I 4.211216104 rlerol 1: and oil 6to 1 Cori d ott ) t Nyanza •e 100 to Rua Jotallt, tOO to 8 t previously) 10) to 6 tlayuo (odo 2t) to I Palmerit.aft ,, M l o to 40 had boon 1 ) EWE 6 eget 'Roe Paltrier running It i BT. LIk2F.R. 3to I yet Forisoo it sad .01 I/ to I Voteuunt and of 7to I Kiss Athol it .tad oft to I 7 1 ce Baw 11.1 18 to— Typhoew it` Btu! Jon.. st) 10 to 1 Noway lt) 40 to 1 OnN moo to to It. Ronan (oft, e too to 73) 1000 to 10 V 11000111044 rOll a) 100 to 10 Binbeckter tt and of) to 4 on Viwount, I, 3 it , 6to 4 eget Pee Paw, 1. 2, 3lt and aff) Ito 4 Agreed, 1, 2,3 ioff,lto 1 tat WI OSo 1 1,2,3 tt) li. 4 art Femur and Tiwountenupled 16. t6to 4) 160 to 100 -- Pee Sow and Bing Alfred coupled (S) klo errs on Air" Alfred v. See Saw, one to win tt) Ito I on Kim Alfred nosier (n) CYBAREWTTCII. 100 to 4 act Yosiley n awnig It k of) 20 to 1 Burk 01,,1100 to 60 with an acertgansa otld) 26 to 1 Biala It f) aro to 20 Suffolk (t) 400 to 20 Blooskin lb to I Tripannierg end oft to 1 The Special to() 300 sts So 10 Our Rory Ann it) 1000 to 30 Markman it and t4ll kW 01 30 etal tt and a) 60 to 1 Lady Raglan it and of) SOO to 10 Yes (t) 600 to 10 Keftlaboldw it) 1000 to 20 Safety toff, boo b 71 t sod tol ROO to 20 tioodolter (off, 1 00 to 7i t aid el Dm to 90 Blue Gown (o ff) 2040 to 15 Priority (of) /000 to 10 Homey t 4 yr) it) 110 to 10 Mover (off) 800 to 10 Kidderraineter toff 9000 to 40 Mr. Braley's lot it) DOW to 10 any of John Day' o lot ;off) CAMBRIDGEHITIRE. RI to I art Dudley tt and of) DSO to JO Lady Otwtbetb (t) DERRY. 4 0 (0 to 100 wit Pero (tome, (of) MEWING AT SIANCEIESTEFL—Monas. GREAT YORKAHTRE HANDICAP. 3to 1 apt Tabourtt It and off) •to I Christmas (brol It and off) 10 to 1 Bootle ' , Amite it) to to 1 Cotytto (off) MO to I Hippie (t MO to 0 Romping Girl (off) ST. LEGER. 3to 1 ant Formosa toff, t7to 2) 9to 2 Viscount (off) 7to 1 Bee haw (..1 tNto 1 freely) II to 1 King Alfred tw) 10 to 1 Typhoeus toff) 15 to 6 Mercury (t) CEBAREWITCH. 3ln to 7 spot Faatley it and off) 25 to 1 Ilium d) 15 to 1 Ithrekin (t) 95 to 1 Rorie toff , 1109 to 10 Kingsland DONCASTER SEPTEMBER MEETING. TOrt Arta Trll I .-01. at Yorkshire Handicap.—Oop-k-Pte, )spillsn, and Happy Thought. 1102,11 , A MUT PD. —Aaamt.r, Amity, Albania, Achiever, Anld lima Mai e, Afterhath, Apemantua Blue Oowo , Benda tar, Pretby.B acklnek, Ben to filtili!odetli, Belbelcum , Bowie Mx /-art Da, Blau Min d colt, Bind of Enn, Birthday, Boltaherew, kampatio. Cotetto, Chivalry The Clippie, Channwod, Oro coop xte:at, Clamor, (hat literati?, Croat, Pewee., Con•ri. rot, Com ad., flrstmas Carol, Di Spank, r, ham, Di nintir, Disraeli, Bettina, Etoil.' Fuente, Fornera, Ficialis, Footman, Friwrance, Grjaz, ton, Good If• to'a. ' Patwlle, Hernia-no colt. Hun-din:tn. liarrocrate, Hermit, rise. P...tv Maiden, Hermitage, Inuit, I-lam, Jasper, Jenny I— !s. King Cophetna, King Alfred , K• rue ', lady Rose- MI, Lady Evelyn ally, Landocan , , 'may lion, Lady lb, LOOM*, Lord Palmerston, Lady Louhurrt, Lam Bose 17 Kiunniei, Latly llelbainnie f. lady Henrietta Lora at the Vail-y. The Laud, Lumley, Morgan La Faye f. Mite, Maciduff, Muodventure, Mercury, Mica Dtyrell, My oti-. 741.11 Idit tolt, k! imact, Muter Willie, Mandrake., ly, Ito are, M.rtletue, N mutt, Nine Elms, Ni Rote, N.glatitr, Nir.no, N.pr swims, Orion, o.•t-and-Outer, Ul. awe Pstle a. run e Chi- f, Pahrade, Prince G•orge, Pompeii, Pia, Jouts, Quality, Ritualist, Riga. Rote Terre , Rehab, Renpinit Girl, Ito al Rake, Romney, Sideralite, liweet 8.-it4.11 Ease, Fiitder, Hie terto Rosierician, floubrette, Aston, :Omani., Illyrian, lit Munro, Sec lion, 8 Muni, Sister to Thalia, 6,,, w 1 r1P, The Noy, St. Winn, The Sawyer, Son thiele. Tot-on d' )r, Typhoeus, Tabouret, Thorwalalam, Tibthotwe. Van itan , aurth, V, Verralom, Ventnor, Virtue, Vimonataa colt, Via ea.at, Wombs. Warrington, Warrior. BETTING AT MIDNIGHT.—Mtdrnor. At the rains tom ev. ning there was a huge atumaluseN a forded eompaoy being present from 10 o'clo lc, at which boa 27ton commenced. For a time the w preedines were only . 11 A rumour was in circulation that Formosa had boon scratched, but it was dispelled when a booknialtaer connote' with the 'table mapped up an offer of Ro to B', whit* odds wise, 0-never, still offered. During the evening the filly we. NV 'IP,' to win a lot of moneyloooto 300 being taken hirer tirner, sum,. tr.ettril 1 y r ated beta of 100 to 30. At one period ato we. taken about Viwount, but at the clove hie Irma to would only accept 5 to I, which woo booked to good me n -y. IMF Alfred's closing price wee N to I; hut early lathe earlier: ho was tacked at 1500 to Pio and Nin to PO. fir-Saw wv, s rated freely down to 7to 1. Closing prices: GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 4 to 1 on The Mid 'off) 19 to 1 spot Ontytto (t) II to I set RompingUisl (V, Iloto 1 Warrington 7 to 1 Nyanza 3) ST. LEGER. MO to 900 mat Forrnoot !t and off) sto 1 VisMtmt (t) 100 to 15 Ilse-Haw (, after IMO to 250 'mat boon Ind 7to 1 Rec-,Saw !t) II to 1 King Alfred (t) MOO to 150 Typho• u. (t) PM to 6 Pool Joao , t) 90 to 1 Mercury t and off) 33 to 1 St. Roam d, after POO to 30, and IGo to on bad btu %okra) 40 to 1 Won t) 1000 to 10 The tipy 1000 to 5 Birdsolor (t) $llOO to 15 Atlolta linen on See Haw v. King Alfred (or, 3 tot on eve Saw and Vinount coupled It) Even ea Rae flaw I, 2, 3 'Tea so Viscount 1, 2, 3 DERBY. 1 0 1 apt Belladruin !off) I 1000 to WI aged, Martrydom (t) SWriilCl6o nt nut linulamr&—The longest awl per- Baps the mom sue:nodal swimming bandi.ap that iver took place b the of nonmetal water inn Hyd.-park teak plane early yesterday satmaing, wader the aueriem of • new d u b , b roa d t h e Amateur gmege n . g Club, mum • among ita ranks proem of ruck brown median sad r wrpset.Hlity that it cannot fail to bald a Citent pasties In the swimming world. There were no low entries, of whom thefollewhig started —Corporal D. Kay, gosh Mem., 160 tee. start, • F. Hyde and F. Taykr, 120; H. Hatcher, 110; H . Geborne and b. bebop, 100' Godwin, A. G. sad J. P. Archibald, 06 ; W. O. Taplin sad J. Freeman, 9 P o7 n. t. Collies and J. Heathen, tD ; J. Mouth, W. May, and A. Wart, Is ;W. G. Evertoe , Z. Collard, B. Wail. and finalt 66; O. W. Pratt, 66 ; T. Smarm, H. Thorpe, and R. Jimpirm 4 6 ; W. Tickling, 43 ; C. Powell. 80; W. Hooper and J. Oliver, 20 ; I=iieri and H. James, IT; O. Cole, le; H. broom, 6; and T, rata. the al:goatees were elms of too ftert elettom:res of the day. The coarse was from of the smith More Domed the stern of the startees boat, and finish at the centre arch isf the bridge &steam 600 yards. Mr. John Edward Kant was starter, starter, aad Ms. W. L. fudge. With cos or two martian, sawed by the continual chaff of emery crowd, they were pidly deo•patched:to their remeetare stmt., and for a e Lbet ttrAr'loved to advantage, but at MO yards he had fallen thlif r i t. Irbo came op Land over hand, dearly penned by Taylor and }lubber, Monte sad Moore having got oot of the rock end token the mirth share, the latter holding • lead of adz yards of the swatch man, who by the bye darted very slowly. nisl.l• gradually dory on doer ta, and • 'wattle At 111. was the result, only a and a half separshog Pratt Ent sad Moore second ; a admit of the latter swam Biome, and • dzadar Chinon ammo of him wee Heteher ; then name Brat.)' _(human, Tarbn. and Ray in the order named. Hemel *then uesehed and many reamed the canter.. The prime rim dan the spot. Time, 8 mkt 46 ems. Another timiheur 0006 pima Mk yards, by the number" of th e Albano., (yuh, mart.o g lion the patiag to the Royal i Vine . home. In Ms Parker won from arreoh.Gati ng J. 0050mir 52 wee., 2 ; V. Orant, 64 en ... , 8; N. Ikeda% 14 sent, 4; mid E. J. 1./Leon, tr. men., G. Won molly. Time, 7 min. 49 • .a. Mr. H. Radford was the ledge, and Mr. Jacques Martsr end umpire. BATAIMANT. RPM!' COCOA. Invigorating, and comforting. Prepared by Jess Epp@ and 00., atAfo cheraLto, blade a.tb bailing gator Aall. &old vuly lAbolled pokirts.--immiitecumat. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1868. CBAIWA OF "WWII* Y AtiALV6i A SULItgrOR. At the justice-room of the Mansion-house, yes het dey, Mr. P. A. Yarrar, solicitor, Bt. Cieurnit's-hine, City, underwent a preliminary examination before the Lord Mayor on tke charge of forging and uttering a bill of exchange for BMX, purporting to be accepted by the Earl- of Dudley, Dudley-house, Park-lane, with in tent to defraud. Mr. George Lewis, jun., eonducted the prowcutien on behalf of Messrs. Demon, Mahon, and (10., hanker& aii kge-green, Dublin; and Mr. Philp appeared for the do fence. - la big opening statement, Mr. Lewis said that about the beginning of last month the prisoner waited upon a genUenieu of the name of Newton, who carried on bud ges as an accountant in Threadneedle-sbeat, and re painted him to discount or to get discounted a bill of ex aminee for Stof., purporting to be accepted by the Earl of Dudley, and he produced to Mr. Newton, as some pretense for being an 'au of a bill of exehange which most people would suppose, considering the re venue of the Iran of Dudley, was a forgery, an agree- Inept which purported to be - between John Mullett and the Uri of Dudley, in which the list-named person agreed to write as opera stalled %sag Me, and in eonni &ration cf his composing and writing the said opera the noble earl agree d to y him the souse SW guineas. That agietsuent pu rported to be executed by the Earl of Dudley and Mr. M ullett. The bill of exchange was trans mitted through Mr. Foxall , their financial agent in Lon don, to Mews. Guineas, andeo., bankers, Dublin, and they, although having no suspicion of any forgery or fraud, wrote to the Earl of Dudley as a matter of precau tion, and asked if the accoptanee to the bill were his genuine seaplane.. The earl was, unfortunately, fishing in Scotland at the time, and did not receive the letter until many days afterwards. Maintiose the bankers hat diaccantcil tie bill, and they forwarded the run Just, ism the diteount, to Mr. Forall, who had received the bill and agreement from Mr. Newton. Mr. Fossil handed the u.ouey to Mr. Newton, and the hitter paid it to the pri inner. The Letter to the Earl of Dudley was written on the 10th a t• -nig ; mind the bill war discounted on the Omi the 2tth August the tlul wrult to Meelro• Mallon, teed Co., as Loney. : reidar Lodge, by Pit&ochry, Aug. 26, 1868. Gentlemen,—ln reply to your letter of this loth of Augubt, which shook' have had earlier attention but that I Lave been moving about, I beg to lay that the bill of whali you bent me • oopy; signed " John Mullett," and purporting to be aocepted by me, and payable at tho fable of England, in a forgery. I know nothing of itay Mr. Mullett, and do not keep any banking nocpunt at tho bank of England. I trust, In the almonds of any autho r,ty from me, you have not discounted the bill, and I ain, gt utlernen, your very obedient bervant, DIJULNY. The prosecutors acquainted his lordship with what hail taken place, and received another letter from the earl, the following terms: " Forest Lodge, Dalmally, Argyleshire. " Gentlemen,—l received your reply to my letter yes terday, and bastes to answer it. I can only repeat to you what I !aid in my Ant communication. The bill is a forgery. Mr. Hallett and his pretended opera are entirely unknown to me, and oormetimuitly the pretended agree aunt is only a part of the swindle by which your Loudon correepondrnt has been mystified. The sane thing has been attempted this month in London, but was defeated by the banker pro to bold the ball for the veriflos bon of the signature, which was refused, and the bill wee eassequently not discounted. I greatly regret what has occurred, but lam not in any degree answerable for it. My silence being explained, that I have been moving about Scotland tall 1 went to Feeler, from which place I wrote to you. Lad I am, gentlemen, your obedient servant, " DVDIST." Upon receiving these letters Mr. Guineas, the head of the firm, began an inquiry which led him soon to sus pect that the prisoner was the prime mover in the matter, and be ascertained that the prisoner had re reived the whole of the money obtained upon this forged acceotance. Mr. Newton onmraunicuted with the prisoner. wise called upon him yesterday (Monday) morn ing, and he then, in the presence of Mr. themes, pre tended that be had handed the money over to Mr. Hullett, but said that he had 1201. of it in hand, which be had not handed ever. He was asked to give up that sum, but he said be had not got it with him. He was then asked for • cheque, and as he refused to give one be was given into custody, and on being searched 1701. in bank notes, put of the proceeds of the forgery, were found w ILA pocket. In conclusion, Mr. Lewis said he would call evidence to show that the prisoner had received the whole of the money and on a future occasion he would call Lord Dud ley and other witnesses to prove the forgery. Naliard Seymour Dulness deposed-1 am one of the firm of Oiliness, Mallon, and Co., bankers, 17, College reZ:, Dublin. I have an agent here by the name of 11, in West Strand. Last month I received from Mr. Yoxall a bill of exchange for 8001. (Mr. Lewis explained that the bill was in Ireland just now, but that it would be produced on a future occasion.) It purported to be accepted by the Earl of Dudley, and to be drawn by John Hullett, and it was payable at the Bank of Eng land. The date of the MU was, 1 think, the lOth July this year, and it was to run three months. I also received an agreement purporting to be signed by the Earl of Dud- Icy, and dated the let of May. The agreement, as follows, was put in :—•• Msmorandum of agreement made this tint may of May, 1868, between the Hight Honourable W Whim, Earl Dudley, of Dudley House, Park-lane, in the county of Middlesex, and John Hullett, of Cosham, in the county of Hants, esquire, of the other part. Vs hereas the said John Hulett at the request of the used N' dbanr. Earl Dudley has agreed to compose and write the music of a ceituin opera to be entitled ' Kong Tole, such opera to be completed within ten months from the first day of Apia last, and in consideratou thereof the mud V. Ammo Earl Dudley, doth hereby for himself, his exe cutors, and administrators, promise and agree to pay to the said John Dullett the sum of 400 guinea., as and for his services in composing and writing the music to the said opera, such NUM to be paid on the mimpletion of tie ssnie ; but in ease the said opera should not be completed by the said John Hullett within the said tune, vie., on or before the Ist day of February, INA then the sea l John Hellen shall nut be entitled to receive any portion of the said sum of $OO guineas, and the said Willi un Earl Dudley shall be discharged from the afore nod pis) nieut. And it is further agreed that Letween and by the hurtles hereto, that on the completiou of tl.e said upon within the time aforesaid, he tie said Vs ilium Earl Dudley, les executors or administrators, shall &ea will on demand pay to the anal John Hullett, Lu esteutors or administrators, on hie and their order, the beforementioned sum of 800 guineas, and in default there of he shall be eutdied to recover the same sum as and for liquidated damages. And it is further agreed by and between the parties hereto that should any dispute arise as to the said opera, it is agreed that it shall be referred for arbitration to two persons, one to be chosen by the said William Earl Dudley, his executors or administrators, ou his behalf, and the other to be chosen by the said John Hullett, his executory or administrators on Ins behalf, and in case they cannot agree then it shall be referred to • third person as umpire, who is to be named by the said two arbitrators before they pressed with their inquiry, and who's (sic) award it is hereby agreed between the piutiee hereto and their respective executors or adininis trators shall be final and conclusive, and all parties shall be bound thereby, as witness the hands of - the parties hereto." [Then follow the signature. Dudley" and '• John Hullett." The handwriting of the witness to the first signature is illegible; the sec cud signature purports to be witnessed by '• Alfred Poole, nu:umbra of -Per brook." ] Examination continued—l likewise received this letter (produced) trout Hullett, addressed to the prisoner: ' " - "Clarence Lodge, l'urbrituk, Catalan% Hants, July 25. "Hear Mr. Furrar,—l enclose you the bill of Earl Dud ky'll w hick I named to you before, and should be es ti eniely obliged if you could let mu have the each for it, what you think lair. I ought to add the rewan it was nut made payable at Dudley's bankers is that his lord-hip tiling to have had a wish it should not be, probably bet auto he did not wish it to be in their hands, being a pirate one to me ou account. It will be met at the bank it is made pay able to without ten, dear Mr. Inner very truly yours, J. lIIILLEIT. F. A. Farrar, Etq., G, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street, E.C." behoving these documents to be genuine, we sent to Mr. ' , oxen • draft for the amount less the thsoouut, about Mt. Prior to that our firm had written to Earl Dudley and received no reply. On Saturday last we placed the matter in the hands of the police. This Diorama 1 went to the office of Mr. Newton, accountant, South Sea House, Threadneedle-street, and while I was talking to Mr. Newton the prisoner came in. I said, " The Earl of Dudley repudiator all know lecke of Mr. Mullett." The prisoner said it was very strange, that he knew the transaction wan quite right. I asked him if he had prepared the swimsuit:tat as a solicitor. He said, "No • that moat respectable solici tors in the Temple had prePared it." I asked their name, and be replied that be knew the firm, but it was so un pleasant a hennaed' that he would not like to give their name. I said I thought I was entitled to know their name, and he said he mast decline to ((iv() it. I said to him, ;referring to the proceeds of the bill, "You have re ceived the mono/ from Mr. Newton' Mr. Newton was present, and said he had, with the inception of a small sum of 104 The • assented to that, and said it wee so. I then ed him if be had paid over the money to Mr. Mullett. He said, "All, with the exception of 1261." I said, " Well, I supper you have no objection to hand me over the 1251. pendiniinvestigation as to the genuineness of the bill" He sai d he did not see why he should do that. I said, "Suppose you hand it to Mr. Newton to be added to the 107. until I arm satisfied of the genuineness of the bill" At this time I had not said it was • forgery, having simply stated that Earl Dudley re pudiated all knowledge of Mr. Mullett. In reply to the Lord Mayor, Mr. Lewis said there was such • person as Mr. flullett, but he bad been an instrument in the hands of the pri soner. Examination continual—Prisoner assented to the blot proposal I made, and I immediately re tweeted him to hand over the money. " Oh," he and, "I have not it with we, but I will give it to him on W.Ainvalay." I said, "I must leave for Dublin to-night, nod I would like to see the money in Mr. NIA% hands before I go." " I eau not do that.," he said, "but you may go to Dublin, Will ieekon ma Mr. Newton having the money by Woiltie I paid, " It will be morn comfortable for me to see it paid. t!luilly , e you give Mr. Nvwtuu 4 Waving on your bqukuri. NAVAL AND MILITARY. CHATHAM, MCAT. 7. Orders have been rnoeived from the Admiralty, directing that the whole of the guns beard the ships in the Rept! Navy, of nine tons awl upwards, are to be mosested ea Captain R. A. R. doott's new dosoription of gun carriage, with the new training gear, and the 61-ton geneto be fitted with the ropefivineh gear. The effect of this order teem the Admiralty is that Captain Bootee gear will in future be need In its entirety for working the heavy guns now earned as board the vessels smarming our won-sled rquadnal. ADJIMIALTY, BEPT. b.—APPOINTAIRNTS.—Pai- • masters Francis B. Baverstock, to the Nassau • and Hobert Bone, to the Bristol . Naval cadets nominsited llama' J. Hill, Henry C. Banbury, Benjamin Care*, , and Charles C. Warburton. &mt. 7.—Assertant- B urgam Dr. Alexander Mitchell, to the Sicallent. ELECTION INTELLIGENCN. CITIU to refs ornef.—Mr. naviland BMWS, the liberal candidate, has surd his address. his is as advo cate of the ecionamical administration of the natiolial funds, the abolition of the rate-paying daunts of the Edollll Act, the protsetion of the voter foam intimididiaa, and the repeal of the malt tax. 1/Aeumrrom.—ln the divided state of the liberal interest in this borough the emniervativon hay.i pot up a requisition to Captain W. IL W. Tail, of Binaby 11411. It is not known whether Mr. Todd will nand. DEPOWPORT.—It in announood that. Major Palliser ' the well-known inventor of the chilled steel pro jedire and of the Palliser mode of riding out-Um guns, will cont. st the borough of lk.c o opeed, is u m , 0 p,,,,,, m ga n interest, in conjunction with Mr. Perrand. requisition, signed by 3,125 Tote m was presented to Mr. tirrjo uit Simon on tfictuntoy, equeititg Attu tc' tVt ol l 3 .' a Cliksimath for the borGugh of Pswiliory. Mr. &men, in accepting the r,quinition, egid be bad previously told them he should stand by Mr. Gladstone' su the loader of the liberal party, but ho should go to parliament as SO indepeudant men. lie con (dug. d b: would ever be found by th e ir a w e fighting Melia - tile of the people'. 6KEENWICII.—Mr. Alderman Salomon+) ban issued his address, iu which he glancing at the' work of the futcre. The social condition of the working imputation attention, the question of equalising the metro politan poor rates must be onnsidered, and the condition of lecleudistraulinly looked to. With respect to the church the hon. member says :—" In the pant session I cheerfully voted for Mr. tilailstono's resoluti.ms on the Innh church. and in favour of the Suspensory Dill, stud I shall be prepared in the new parliament to give to his endeavours to settle this complicated question a wilting and cordial support. At the same time I do hope that NORM course may be discovered that may loud to soothe opposition, and prevent the vexatious ant irritating delays width measures partly civil and partly religious so often encounter." _ _ Ilip-finatEs.—We understand that Mr. C. IT. Rebuts will probably be the second candidate for Mid- Surrey. Mr. Roberts is the grandson of Mr. Mobarta the banker, who was long a resident at Itoehampton. °kill LAI4 CAIIIIIRE. —A monster aggregate alerting of hberals of the above division was held at londge on Saturday evening, to hear addresses from the Marquis of Hartington, the candidate for the north wed division. and Mr. Fenton and Mr.Say-Bhuttleworth, the candidates for the north-eastern divieion. An im mense procession marched from the village, escorting the candidates to tlisplace of meeting, • large room in Bond's Foundry. Each procession:at wore party favours, and Rivera banners and flags were carried. On arriv ing at the building, Mr. D. Irvin was appointed chair man, and three candidates addressed the meeting. On the motion of Mr. F. Chadwick. seconded by Mr. R. Outrun, it was resolved unanimously :—" That the Right the Marquis of Harlington is • fit and person again to represent North lAncashire in = meat, and that this meeting pledgee itself to use every effort to secure his return at the forthcoming election." A proposition approving of Mr. Fenton and Mr. Kay-Shut tleworth was also passed. and each candidata briefly returned thanks. P. W. Clayden addressed large meeting of the electors on Friday night in the Ex hibition-building. which the working-men had engaged fat the purpose. The chair was taken by Mr. William Ileinm, and after Mr. Clay!. u's albite, which was most enthusiastically received, a number id questions were put to bim and anvwered. It is estimated that over 3,000 person were present. and the excellent arrangements of the authorities, combined with the strong determine.- ben of the working-men thenmeltrie, made the meeting one of the most orderly lately held in Nottingham. Slloll.EllAll.—Mr. J. . Agnew has issued an address in tLe liberal interest. He says: " If returned parliament, I would rive my best Ruppert to all measures ealculated to bring the bleenings of education to every }nor man'' , door. An educated peasantry I regard as the bed guarantee of national progres. and individual pros etrity. I should rote for the disestabliidurient of the Irish church, for I connider anything that tends to bring marks into contempt to be a national misfortune." 1.4)V111 ATRPHIRE.—The announcement of the death of Mr. Oswald, of Auchencruive, will he rewired with mitigled feelings of surprise and strut It is only a few day since be publicly declared his intention to con test South Ayrshire with Colon. 1 Alexander . The liberal party will find some difficulty in neketing a man to fight their battle who will °quay Mr. Oworald in ability as a speaker and politician. and what perhaps is of still more consequence m such a qruggles in local and social lain. once.—AvetA At-dish Mn .f. WAItWI(XSIIIRE ktiorrie.—Mr. John Moly, tone of the conmrcative candidates for this constitacnay, at amf eting lust we k, moved a vote of thanks to the Rey. T. Farthing, of Manche-t..r, for an whims in whiff he Lab. hred to -how that Mr. Gladstone wee prompted, in his museum of discrelowinent of the Irish church, by tie niani , ts in the Horse of Coernons ; that the result would he revolutivii ending in the Pope's supremacy in the next gen. ration. Mr. Ilainly, in his wt. rem to the v'tere, says lie shall oppom al l attacks uT on the yropertv and privilege, of the chunk, whether int upland or ltelluud; and Mr. Wise. the other eruidilate. considers that the disendowinent will not pacify &moo tent in Ireland, but ...must if carried oat, endanger the echnexion between church and mate in this country—the sacredness of every demr:ption of pnipwly—and may eventualiy menace even the supremacy ef the crown.' WEEroitll COUNTY.—The C 1111•1138 for D'Aroy and Power in Wexford is bcing vigorously prosecuted, with every prospect of there being a large majority for the two hLerals.—Frenitaa's lusts.'!. MR. 81UART LANE FOR PLYMOUTH. TO THE EDITOR OP THE IMPRESS. have no wish to say a word that can bo termed by one of your owning contemporaries "base in matter," or "fraudulent in manner." but in commit' with other fellows-sufferers in 18e6, I should really be glad to know whether that gentleman " of unimpeachable honour" and " sound commercial reputenen," Mr. Stuart Lane, the conservative candidate for Plymouth, is the some Mr. Stuart Lane—and it is difficult to bslieve there can be two Mr. Stuart Lanes an the world—who was formerly a partner in Lane, flunkey, and Co. r An t whether when Lane, Mankey, and Co. took the public into their confidence, and converted their oil firm into a new Merchants Company (Limited), whether the present conservative candidate " did not receive (as a pArtner) a very !urge bUM of an, ney for his ,Fear• in the tranwtion I i.houid be glad also to hear iron Mr. Stuart Lithe what his opinion is as to tie accuracy of Loos and llenkey's representotaons, wiadi induc.d the public to take Awes in the Merclutrits' Company, which, I need hardly tell you. failed very shortly aft rr ft was apparently estab'i•hed, and whetli r the prompting. of •• uuim peacLab!e honour" have bulimia] him to suns slur any Fait of his gains director of the Merchant« f:ornpanyr —1 A VIOLIN. Loudon, Sept. 3. TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION TO THE EAfiT. TO m EirITOIL OP TYIT HIP ,—As an illustration of the present state of telegraphic communication with India, I bog to inform the that on the arrival of the Austral ia n ma il at Galli) on the 10th ultimo, our agent at Gallo forwarded to us a large number of telegrams and paid the charges thereon. amounting to 871. fas., but up to the time of writing sot one of them has bean received. The mail which they were intended to anticipate war delivered in London than morning.—l am, &c.. 1.1 US REUTEIIt, 6, Lotebury, London, E.C., Sept. 7. Tu ALLBGED MCk Eit. AT FORENT-GATIL— Lest evening Mr. dclut Humphreys, the coroner, resumed at the London Hospital the inquiry :impeding the death of Henry Hurley, aged 24 years, who was alleged to have been murdered by several men, who knocked him clown, and brutally kicked him, on the evening of the 24th ult., well be wee in the roadway near Kiest-_ gale. The police, ' upon information that they had reos cal l ri irrupted • Juumed Daniel Stable, and him with one of the man engaged in the commie den of the mime. The prisoner, who is • man of about 29 years of age, was brought up to hoar the iffidinCle Sala* WA. It was off very conflicting character. The proceedings were again adjourned. CRYSTAL PALMA.— Ors Elmuzuro Mown" 6zpr. 7.—Admissions by mama tido*, 740; ditto on payment, 8,889; total visitors, 4,679. No soma Plum on ANT WENN mmozonva- DWOPRIPS7A, 4:10100WIToll, te. ware mr ter SAW'S MM.- ML117% ADASHIA loan vo van ereasen. norms. Moen and fear m old and ,yesag eartng. Echoes medicine er er eu v li i rdicii hal sailrld4 Isiawass,.... Da = et mat hem tar , Pops It saves Aft times Ho real hi ether This, fib fa 114.; Ma, ; Una. den. or IA Nor me01. ".2 = 4. 11; Eavalesta Chocolate, Powder MUM otrwnihis than assui. trate!! beat —Da Barry no d .. 77, 19.1P 7 ntItukdrant. Loring atm Portals= and Mason at at, qrseanh arahatmet cairsh d4o; ae4 NO, Qatwtstavm—Vi4Tailtsehich‘l SURREY SESSIONS (Before Sir Thomaa Chairman.) rod, r,, k Jrchpoo; 20, was indicted for breaking and cubiring the dwelliaig-houso of Charles Leaf, at Croydon, with inViat to titan! therein the goods and chattel.. A police-conetable of the W division mid that on the night of the 4thsattinio is was on dot, near the pe oa tae's house. mad .heermg a miss Made, he idled the at tanttra of mother ecastable, and went round the build ings. Seeing one of the area windows opening and a pair of beets tying mends, begot into the house and found the prisoner emicealed in the Michas. He Mud hold of hips an what he war doing there, whoa be " Ch, I only cams to look for some grub." Witness secured him and roamed the inmates up. Ile then Mold that the boot. belonged to the primmer. 'llse primmer made a rambling defence, saying that 41 the eimatatile ha/ said was false. The . fury, without the slighted hesitation, found hies Goodly. The &instable informed the court that them were time other indictment. against him. Property wag found on him etotea from Ouse other house, that were broken open a night sr two preitoualy. Bar Thomas Tileon asked if the prisoner was. known. Mr. Hoene replied in the negative. The Chairman 'tote:toed him to twelve months' im prisonment with hard labour. THE POLICE COURTS. Jobs 717rtes Shine, aged 42, a well-dremed man, de ren'ted as • traveller and collector, residing r , a L Is, Monstford-roed, Didetcm, was charged before Kr. Ooohe with en beszhng the enin of if. 25., received by him tir sod on account of his employer, Jam.. Bette, brandy dandier, of St. John-rtrir 1., Smithfletd-bare. The pn peneep ilrliciincirm s e stated to largely ereced 1,0001. lir. Jobp %V eketwg, solicitor, prosecuted, and Mr. Riartte defetidtd. ume preliminary evidence having been taken, bir. Cooke iemanded the prisoner for a week, bat oon siented to take bail, the prisoner himself in 801. and two suieLes in the sum of 40/. tack. The prisoner wen removed in engody. 80IITIIIVAILK. ifr. Themes Olice.t: i3OX4-maker, Carrying on business in the Pow-road, Secretary to the South detropoltan LA.) Provident Society, held et the Artichoke Inn, Newing ton-causeway, appeared before Mr. Partridge, on remand with unlawfully withholding the soon of 871.105. If4l. reeeived by him on account of the society. Mr. Akklie appeared to prosecute; and Mr. E. P. Wood, instruettd by Mr. Woodham, attended on bring/ of the defendant. Yr. John Castle said he was • member and one of the trustees of the society. The defendant was milli lately secretary and was paid at the rate of threepence per quarter for each member. It washisduty to tteud all meetings of the society, keep the minutes, and ceire all subscriptions and fines, winch he should hand over to the truetees, who paid them the following day into the Southwark Savings Beak. In consequence of some complaints being made • general meeting of thesootti was - held, and the whole of the secretary's and treasurer' s aesounta audited. It was then found that the defendant was deficient in the sum of shout 'pot. . . . TLe ;Vienot having, in the magistrate's opinion, eetab liaised the & e, he ordered the defendant to pay 871. 10e. 10d., with a further urea of 204 and We. meta, mating in all 1081. 10e. 10d., or three months' hard labour in the Howe of CormcLon. _ Jachel TamsAi, a Russian, in the service of the Rus sian government, was brought up on remand before Mr. Benson, charged with wilful and corrupt perjury in the ease of an investigation at this court, in the months of May and Jane last, when Oscar Reiman, and four others, were under examination on a charge of being in possession of and uttering a large quantity of Russian rouble notes. Two of the accused parties were discharged by the magistrate, and three othere,Rewman.Frankle,and Harris, were committed for trial. At the last sessions of the Central Criminal Court Insukle and Harris pleaded guilty to the minor offence of having forged Russian rouble notes in their possession, and were each sentansid to 17 months' imprisonment with hard labour. Mr. Justice Lash took into consideration in peening sentence that the prisoners bad been three months in prism. The grand jury returned a true bill against Reiman, no evi dence was offered before the petty jury, and be was acquitted. The assignment of perjury in this case is of a very sin gular nature. Surbuski swore that he had many conversa tions with Brennan in the shop of the prisoner Harris in London-street. Whitechspel, on the subject of purchas ing and selling false Russian notes, and that he received in envelopes two forged ten rouble notes. The address on the envelope was written by Rewmary and was as follows: —`• 27, Horestine-street, Mile-end, '." The Russian, Furbuski, adopted the name of London in England,and in his transactions with the persons dealing in fulse Russian notes Leeman, in his evidence last week, emphatically contradicted the evidence of Eurbuski, and declared that lie had reel. him but once, that he never exchanged a word with him in his life, and that he wrote the name mid address of flitarbuski in his mutinied mune of London at the request of Harris, who gave the onvehipe to Surbioki. In his cross-exanUuation by Mr. Scrj eant Sleigh be admitted that be was acquainted with all the persons who were charged and oonvicted of dealing in rouble note', that he made au offer to Mr. Robin-, the solicitor of the Russian government, to trace the manu facturers of forged Rued= re tea. . . . . k.vidence in confirmation of Rewman's statement Ira, given, and the rub-equent testimony having, in the ma gistrate's opinion, ettablished a prima facie ca,c for invei tigation ly a jury, the prisoner was committed for trial, Lail being accepted. THE MURPHY RIOTS AT MANCHESTER. MANCHL"37TII, MONDAY. There is no appearance of any further disturb ancts to-day ; but an unrai feeling prevails that some renewal may occur this evening. There are 41 prisoners in custody for the !iota of Saturday sod Sunday, some of whom Lave undergone ezazaulation before the magis traus. Twelve of the forty-one prisoners arrested on Saturday afternoon and Sunday for participation in the riot. in Chorlton-road were brought up at the City Pohee-court this morning. The followin , magistrates were prerent : Meld), Fowler, the Mayor Mr. eld), Mr. Joule, Mr. %Inert, Mr. Crewd e on, Mr. 'uruess, Mr. Dorrington, and Mr. Manure. The pruioners' names are Michael Miek, Ldwaru kiley Richard Higgurs, Michael M - Donald, I atria Kelly, John Connaughton, James Kearney, Luke Sweeney, Martin itobinarm, Patnck Tooho, - Patrick Sweeny. and John Nolan. Mr. Ambler appeared for the prisoner Mack ; and Mr. Cottingham for Nolan. Captain Patin laid the charge against the prisoners was breach of the pesee and assault on Saturday afternoon, in Chorlton-road, about 4 o'clock in the afternoon. At the conclusion of the evidence the magistrates retired for 20 minutes. Mr. Fowler (stipendiary magi strate) then raid thu bench were glad to infer from the evidence before them that the case was not nearly so et 'Muses they at fin 4 supposed from the reports which had reached them. Thu witness who Lad given the evidence of the must serious character was not burue out by tho others. M'Donald was apparently the ringleader, and was com mitted for two months hard labour. N. lan, Higgins, m•.l five others, must find sureties for but and be b noel them selves in 1001. to keep the peace fur four months. Five others mutt bud sureties for Int., and be bound them selves in 20/., except Patrick Sweeny, who having a pi•tul must be 'emended for inquiry, whilst Robinson, Mac, ant Toolin were diseharged. The remaining thirty prisoners will be examined to-morrow. ANGLO-AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY. _ - The ordinary general meeting of the proprietors of this (111111 Ally WWI held yesterday at the London Tavern; list ItiC11•111, ti MIN 111 the dour. in moving the adoption of the report, said the p r oprietors would me by that document that the scenes from the let of May to the Blot July averaged £416 lee. per day, under the L 6 tariff. The board ha feet from time to time the neeinsity of redunog the minuet of the tariff, both with the Mew of marries the p Mier and avoiding competi tion' andthey had oomequently tried the t, and he wee happy to say that the few days during which it had been in wisebad beon seediceent dhow Shag they had adopted * .. On the let instant, which was the day co which the L tang miss into operation, the net reedits were MD es. 60d., on the end they were AMA ea. Id., on the ad fAcia Ms, on the eth 4634 4a., and on the 6th lAD ea. de., showing that the seduction had ismated la a consiasrable tamers la the net ra ters., and be felt little doubt that in all reimeshie redact:ices the elearelialers weld mobs the base& n well es the public. With regard to the oxidant which bad hepassd to the sable, he seta that he. It brims bed peat apeefines la mate. eta similar Mad was thaekful the& ausidents did out occur more hemp stly. La was at the same spot when the menials awn drafted creamed, the beard had even in that soundless should be taken in the neighbourhood, end the nature of the bottom seeertalned. It we. the Intention of the directs.,, keep a ship, with proper bands on board, M int. John's or Heart*. Oon tent, so that in the event et an aived it might be repaired is two or throe dam. Although this would entail mine , k would be in the shape of insurance, and the outlay woul not fall entirely upon this company, a the Newfoundland Company would Join them in it. Mr. riekerspiNAMiliffe mounded the motion. and ft was meted. The refits( directors, Mr. F. A. %wan sod r. B. )Ireary, said the retiring auditors, Mr. Jcsb na D ean and Frantis been having been unanimously re-elected, the premed leg. with a vote of thanks to the chsirroan. [AdVertilleiDdant.] —HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND Oistniurr.—lftdetonate and ',mewbo—Tbere Is non In th e hun4on body op liable to derangement as the liver. roof, fcc r . &molts. Ildslety. all &Warder IL action, tool motor tte ovum,: Lon, tLe more or lees depraved, aujeanbutolant i or WWII, The lot eymptonts should now,* attentioro Apalin In the solo or the top of the shoulder , a harsh couch and difflonity of breath. h.,. an torte of bet r whirl, are removed without delay I. with 11011.1thy's lnrotin,able toe ul. 110. gulls also l r tab, a sth:y. Fut all diMilhare of this dtal "ratio the a lion of t/itor eonjoined emu. then is a onswitis by uh•whing tho t oft Il a tie, rovultitalg its secretion, an I y toay. as you have not the money with you." He raid he had not his cheque book. I handed him • oboist of payer, and told bins to write ablank cheque. He sa.d he never wrote blank cheques. I said, "How am I to know that you wont pay over this money to Mr. Mullett if I go to Dub lin." He said, " I wit give you my nuibutiking not to do #0 ;" and he thereupon wrote this undertaking (pro- duced) • " 2tl; flept., NM& —To Messrs. Chances, Mahon, and Co., Bankers, Dubliat—l acknowledge to have in bawl the sum of 120/(ittle more or Ism)) for and on anoriunt of an ariceptance of NOW. of Lord Dudley's, of Mr. Ilullett's draft for that amount, which I shall pay over to Mr. Newton or to your amount, in reduction of the shove acceptance, until the bona tides of the matter of busloads is establohed to your satisfaction, Mr. nutlett having re ceived the remainder of the money lees discount and oom mimics from mm.—F. A. Founts." After writing out this he said the min he held was really 13W., but es he bad written 12W. he did not like to alter it. In the course of oonveration he said, "Would it not be beet to settle this matter and take up the bill ?" I said, "I would much prefer it; what do you propose r. He said that in a few days—not later than Thursday—he would be able to pay me half the amount, and be would give me • bill on IMarles Gilbert Evo-4.eld, of Dane's park, Horsham, for the remainder. I asked who Mr. Eversfield wee, and he amid Mr. llullett's uncle, a gentleman of large fortune. Prisoner—Will you allow me • word ? The Lo-d Mayor—You must not interrupt. Your solicitor will have an o ~uity of crose-erainining. Witness owitinuol s - prison er seat he could not give Mr. Evenfteld's bankers' name. I said it was impossible for me to judge of thogentleman'ssomptoore without making inquiry about ban. He said he hail no object in concoral ing the banker's name, but be could not give it. Mr. Newton here interposed, and said he ought to give it. Totem'. then raid he would tell it i n confidence, and mentioned some name—l think Wrighteon, but I run not sure. This conservation about Laidig up the lull pre ceded the pressing him to nay over the: LOW. liergeint Ilaydon then came in, and took the prodnier into eu ,todv. (saes-eiamintd—flow did you get the letter from Mr, Bullet, the drawer of the bill'! Fun; Fox/IL I know there i 4 such a person an Beilett. flare you any reason to di.be!iere that the prisoner re ceived this bill tr.= Mr. Mullett F I don't know tulthiske about it. John Newton, accountant, South Sea-honer., Thread needle-sheet, depow d that early in August the prisoner, whom he had known befom, handed him a bill of ex change for 800!. to get &ramie]. That bill he gave to Ma. Fosall. The prisoner gave him the leth r from Mr. Mulktt, and subsequently the agreement, which be (w.t. nee.) handed to Mr. Foxell. Wanes' afterwards reneswhl a (haft from Mr. Foxall for about 7284, and on the 16th August he gave prisoner two cheques-one for UM. and the(other for 155/. On 21st August be gave him another cheque for 225/., and en the 27th August a fourth for 751. The Lord Mayor—Why did you pay him in driblets, and not in one sum, when you received the draft Witne.s—Mr. Farrar represented to me that he had sevcral sums to pay ? and that it would meet his conve nience to be paid with cheques as he wanted them. Mr. Lewis- The nuns mentioned make only 7611. Witness—There was some commiedon for parties through whose hands Arrived before it reached mine, and Mr. Farrar paid me some small coma, amounting to about 45!., which I bad previously advaucod him. Mr. Farrar stated that he bad considerable chures &gourd Mr. Hallett, and that therefore he could pay me out of what he received. Cross-examined—l have 101. in haul still. I have known INr. Farrar for three or four years. I have net known of anything against him. I have unilerikioil him to be a solicitor, -There was a charge against him at this oeurt some time ago. Michael Haydon, a detective sergeant, said he arrested the prisoner that morning, and took him to llow-lane station. He said he was quite innocent of the charge, and that it ought not to be preferred against hint. Witness requested him to place on the desk before him whatever property or money he had about him; and the prisoner produced three 601. bank-notes, four 61. bank-notes, and 2s. or 3e. in silver and copper. At this stage the prisoner was remanded for a week, and the Lord Mayor declined to accept bail for him. MARKETS. LONDON WEEKLY DOCK RE'TURN.-80.7. 6. Import& Dam& Prlltock. 61/41A3—W.L hhda. &try& 4 2213 13123 52,069 112,463 Do. btu atolls 1.720 1.264 14612 14,843 liamitlas b.4s 7.018 . 4486 6.4,449 84152 last HAM ..... —hag' I,U 9 : 3,199 . 31.779 134.573 81am baste ia 1 . UM 6 Manilla bag. 111.4'11 1 5,6 bi T 13,634 311,741 Havana bozos 4,2.1 1,407 ' 21,876 68,261 Yore Maacovadocsaks , 670 ' 10,901 140164 packages 1 612 . $ 6074 8ag 429 Boo{ casks 46 I 34 161 2 1,262 Do. begs 1.854 ; 113 1 3,4(4. ;as Corns—W. L.. packages 450 ! 306 424. 4277 Do hes. g bags 1 , .... Ceylon casks 2,212 2,3;10 ' 22,657 16,1166 Do. ... Awls. & bags 3.0:u • 4, , 3) I 67,112 61,914 Mocha packages . 1:164 I 2.308 1,467 Other C. lodta packages 3,1‘ , 8 4.746 , 72,7t1 34,314 Brasil& Costa Kica bags 77 4. 5 .11 : 5x49 64 .4 54 COCOA WO 011 1,434 . 31934 28,231 Foreign hap ... I .._ • .... Run cub 1,507 $1 21.1ki 33,233 Da. MM. -- Dint East India tots 6,031 1, 5 14 27,`411 4,50 'WPM/ ttliM 30.3 241 0,6.6 2,013 TA Pivewino.—The dairvid for allow nn the of footman, in eoaeqoenee of the ,cie.ply of 1..1,11 '-gadve I tallow being that, mortise • ,trio marlt-t Y it'. for all prtodsof delivery. Prom tlt. or.,f t. • !AAA,: i. rtriortol firm, 4. s. r. paid on spot . s. r. buyer., Augat. Exe!iatin*, Itid. We quote Pipet 4561 , old; ocw. o.•Lotsn to Lte,,..:n ber, 4:10. 6d. to 4.561. ad. ; Deem:dr/only, 4a. to :W.; Imo try to blurb, 464.3 d. to 4ts.Gd. Town tallow nor qttote Ii; nth:laity 416. Bd. out o.h. Anatolian tattoo, LW.% ; g-xrd. 4.10. ti 1. mined melted, 44a. 6d. good ; beet. 44.. 3d. F. 42.. for Lamar an I kin. South Amanita. Id pipes, 445. dd. Co.ssa-no: oil steal} ; bin. few.; Ceylon. 51s. 4.51n.;1,1.; 41) lury, lin, 4N.61. to ; to 496. weak nal dowry, re. to t;•. i.l. Ed. & u o, Lagos, di.. FTRU.—BILLIWOM ATI, SEPT. 7.-84.b00n, vase, amt trout are dully becomine I.e. plentiful an the , nowon approorhos ; hemmer not .0 phut:tut as anticipate 1, thi• =pith., of dry frou Yainamtl. twang rather bruited to-day. 64411 Bill nun 11114 Mane and dear, the warmth of the weAther rent .1u tidy very inft nor. Herrings, fresh, 10a. to 12.. per harni ; blorun't tict. to ;1.. W. per box ; kippers, h.. Rd. to 4.. 4.1. per box ; 1.. Pd. to 2e. per pair; Unbolt., to. to ; :outlet., 61 to lod. Inch ; plaice. !04. to Vt... per barrel ; of.. ..t to it per box ; lobeera, le. ed. to 2a. ed. ; crab+, Is. to IS. ; satire oysteds, per bushel. TOTATOEB.-130sonm AIM SPIT 41.P1111.11.1 MARK RT.!, Ayer 7.- large roppheo of potatoe. bore been on atl•'. (b the lenge the trade has rultd teat at full pnem. T•,e import* into don Iset week conniMed of 11:1 balm 106 pw.hugen from Antwerp. ML bac. 131 leeks from Boulogne, 19,14,1 wtekr I,ltf 1,,wd1et.6 from I lunkirk. 48 tons from Onurealle, atar hmo. Loan °tend. aid I:Kg4 from Harlingen, butt bogs II alek6 flout Itotterdum, Idr tow from Bat deur. 16 1 9 Iwo from Iheppe. 106 ton. fro:n Caan, 6,1 Nadu, fro Havre, and 36 awkw trout (Mows. EWtli•h %wont,. 1200. to 140.. per ton; A.otrh !kiosk , . tuns. to 11 , .. t.,4 1 j ut .. Iris, 10m. to 11)s. p•r ton ; Frtnek, ;kk. to 1t e. per ton. CATION.-11..ivaarooc, Serf. 7. Quiet market. Prima slightly in buyers' favour. lidimatcd mien tooan halve, in cluding 3,000 speculation and for export. 1.070 Amerksa, ned. to 00.; 300 Pe:roam tn., lON. to lid.; twit... 10,11. ; Mamio sad Bahia, 100. 1.. WO.; AU Marantiam, lv d. to lid.; XlO Feyptimn. 110 to MI.; elinyroa, 91 . ; 100 rcru, to Md. ; 0,011) N.trat old. li. lot . ; Dental. Mode, tr., aid. to 7d . Fair llhoUciali. Kid.; fair 0 ourawatto.. ; fair Broach. fiur Hengal, Td. ; fair Egypt.an. 044. fair renown, Ild. ; middling 10;d. ; uuddluig °dorm. 11.1. corrow (loom. —)l•.•NearrsH, Kerr. —There ha+ been an rxrsedinsty quiet market for cotton yern amt elo.h to-1 ty. and .Beira lame horn unable to It tsiose:..oo. wah gat malkins some abatement of price ; ais! u:tu.li thou. Ilse mtukti is dkuidedly weaker. WOOL AND WORTED.—Easoroan, Sort. ;.-Tire wo 4 mail' lis again exeenliogly ammish. '11" deliu'd ,4,11 ;omit. ic. 1 to the Letter dares of wool, ail inferior ante or , lint, n g1....t..1. Napier.. are generally very Arm in their quotataen., arid th in ri ono. are willing to yield *shed ',mucosa, yct th.• 1..1k of the Loaders of wool ttrmly resist any effort sto obtain an is aver t :v. The wonted your departments youtinne in A very Iniiiinctio con dition. Some apinners of etes of shark. 4 0 'o hare book,' slew fair orders, which will (rimy th em fur some time to emu, With this ea.eptien there is little foist' business, and when' toutracts are expiring opillnern ale aniiinin to obtain pooh orders. The demand for the home trade has heciunc quiet r. The splendid weather is, dredge to say, meting rather injurio isle on the autumntrade for pines. The home hire., ere not I Add th• regular business in winseye and similar fairies, and 11 . 7 ci tt trade altogetherii.low and d . The term . are not operating to any appreci e extent. Altogether the pros trade must be r ep orted as very fiat. hitt.% 411- though on the whole Arm, are to some itistimme • shade easier. We. T. A. Firth has 10-.1,1 a public ask of English wool this aftermoon,and the quality of the wool murdered. end the Caner generally preveiling, the afar went nay well. The !atoning ate dome of the prier realised :—lluper bases, 1116. to 1 d . per lb.; parcel wethees, laid. to md. ; bright pared warns. 1 . ; Mae, Ind.; Mokloth matching, 170.; supsTripar bodes, 17 d. ; Northronba half-Led wool, 161. ; halt '- trod l t. to IU.; half-bred wethero, toe.; twat and brown, 1 ' 117; Italia thin, lied. ; finmereet Tether., ltd. ; bine Hereford sad Ilomenet,l74d. matching, 17d.; weft heir, Md. ; Atm liereford end lionisre Mad.; prod hogs, 16d. ; bright sup iv lira 174.1. mar ogs, MM. to 160. blue, )Tide ; mpg and lialf-hosl Mips, t ; Cotswold begs, led. BARTMF FAlR.—Yesterday the droves of *ore settle, !n, left In the pears add fairneMs, andasoAof Mu." had been pm'- ahead previously, Inure mold to frimas, de., at very advanced pile... tome he of yeadthp and rough store storle were dis posed of to jobbers , a mdthe nd e of dahvingstoth ..tat cued brisk till the rime of the fair . The Welsh - cattle was eland out to the how-toeing, and dealers have made high mins. The hors fair was mutinied, and good prima win got for hones of high elate The drums of Welsh posies were considerably mallow', hat a large number of triferiorboros Were turned out unsold. In sheep thew was but a dull trade, soil nanny droves of Ara from Healand and English counties were thiveu off without ode. lo the afternoon a huge company visit'd the pleasure fair, and slu mmed the salubrion• air in the mrodows at Barnet. The gang" of readmhasper and trn hetet. which ii aidly infost this fair ow ned on their nefarious Vocation with pont, but in sievoral in stances the toughs collared them, amt they got Neverely '.Araled. The toads to London were lined with ',whitlow of every ,towerip filo', soil the railwa station at night was hesitant try honisward- I °mid paw. neer., and much drink, pssvailed. I I IWW.— TS, SUSITOW. Barr. T.--Thew WS4 • liulto otten.l3ne.. 1111.11 null. I hAM an MCIAS, show of limit. l to Ltltt to to.tor., o r , tatty* largrly, their SOW a roar rio.oroort. ,R... 4,1, anti loot VI OVA rat. r 114 Is. CO host CASS, prtotty ouottuord. Itorot c.r.alitivi t 4 rol hvai W lk. i.er.vadarz Puri*, lila to ldn ; whita wheat. IM. M. to Ma par two bamhel wow rather iaor_au t w awa: " iw5upp1iy):.6.,61.1..n.n...1. 311. to I su lr am. to 301. per T. Bemwffk.. 41... ; OK 1., tar IROTNIII• Flare. T.— With a tot I ahle 4•011 of Irto IA , lb. •,a• kulitil•• • mid peas, 1.01•1 ho written 1 1. per qr. lower. White aorta may lie gm dad at 5 , 14 . ,„3. t Us. to fan. per /16 Mow. 111.1.. Pm, r-ry awnr alma rand' may la qi.ored at E... tab. of last w eh. (rata and Rae • limited show, and Vomil lairera at fully recent eon, - FILI•IOIND, Mar?. T.- 11...1 , woo. • fair ohmw of wh.• The prime offered by nutter, did wit t the Meat and Inainiva ruled dull. I ous ly baited aural. "-• an-re made, at about $4. per qr. 1,-w money. White to OW.: red, It.. to IWw. pre qr. Th.," VCI7 „ • corn ahowing. and priors rill .r 1 much the more Am ber,,,,t,5;,.7.1XV CAII7,- —Nawaers 1.0.fi Dr 3111 LL, Here =hes of Bumf are b) 111111•1)1 Lentehave a drooping tenden , y. foot ovoh'e import. ga lftre N INNININN Wen lioaburg, 21 front Rotterda m 1 ditto from Harlingen. ' • a.d. e. •, 4 . 4. 4. piddling beef a to 3 4 innorinr mitten ..... 3 ( 4 n ditto Prime large ditto 4 to 4 4 Prano-datto ........... 4 , 4 Prime mill ditto 4 6 4 N Prrouril !rook . ..... 3, ; 4 Veal 4 4 I mint wait ..... . 32 3 w II Lt oT.IR, nLIT. 7.. .. n. 'llir w. ro; h er .i ....‘ ri a ,. .; ( l jnu .... anenv y. „, 14v1RP0171., Sri T. 7 - l"ie soupply od o'attloo w myl , 6 of rbrep and lanais al n o t al, roc,. aro ron the pravioul l , 44, , The demand, owing to the prat lirolot of lbr wirattar, ~,, doll, and price: much loonr -• rt or fra all d•Ioloorial ot ortro , td. to 714. per Ib; mutton, 4.1:. to ht. ; lamb, 40. i cattle and 19,31. n total: at nail o .34• 0 1 0AU3.—I,OWDOW, SPI-r. 7. -11 , 47 w 11 211 in, ul e.! W)lo, no. ; FraLtre.lkon ; v 4 „..„„ 1 , 4.4 Rettou, ; Wolin Ezol lfatn, Lyn 8., I". 31. ; Leml.tot ,100 311.; Walls Ewl N. w reti.., I:o.mPa Beltoner. ; , Wolin I , NNd , l 17r. SI.; Wall Li ratt If Lur ..1 , It sonslitt, 40 ; arid, 32. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Milne Ps. JI.T. T , T oo, RAIL yea WAYS. e.d.ir Joao 26. 0 PAW. neeegerel- uke.thises. 1 , 4,. 1 " . L i L Mall.rusuc and llub. Iluy 17 1,.20 I 0.) 2 ~) 2 ~, Ditto, July 2 2,.'99 1. • . a,,, 1 . 4 ; Ditto, July V - - 1,11.1 nil 2,Z' ? :•, Week ending July 19. UAW, Jul 16 - 1,110 le.) 4, . L O . , Fast ladune liat r:11 Week ending July 26. Otte and ktohileutitl-- I.uc know andriviresp.v. Week midi:* Au,u4 20, betted sad ark etuhubr &lA. 4. Gn - at Weet. ru of Canada 34'1 Week ending NV. 5, South kantan !7,10 , ; :14.; _7/9 F,lO 15,kk. .; ; • Exhitition in Parr. PORE/GS .1141 Ls. BnigliAT NATL.—AIt! AVI S 7 o; The Penbmk.r Oriental Company's en on. 1..;.. la; • a Awl itangslore left a* •.112. to-day. The forirs st M. less sL. ltib, cad the latter at bow n•• the ttsh =rt. TWARD MAILA 4- •ir • •....•e.—tierr, The Candi.% for (ileum, end !!... • .11 f,r Botlay, 7 p.m. today, ek twin/ of all far, IPPI• AND (IRINA •ND Tftsvr) MAU . -4. • TAB, t•IPT. 6.—The Nyla la Ir-sern at fr an. tO-day. Ehe may to expected at esa.ttars: ton ot. thr 11th usu. Scar, Purr. 6.—The libessm.n.s rider skims r blase, with the Mauritius mails, iirnr.4 hi.r.• this er , t.u.s. ORIUM.AnTL., erept. f.—Th.• Allan .t• caship tiovs tram Que . 's*, oa the 29th alt. arrir , d in Lough Forts a! to-day, with 60 rs. Ths London mails were r„, hT. NA an tut, . rum, Fair, ral th at with W powensses. Her dates ar: Vara Cruz, A Havana, ugh ; sc. Thomas, 11. ; WREISAW, MOLD, Alai C•lNy.tn's QrA Y 1, yr. WAT.—A scheme has been prerered by the dirrrn compliance with a resolution. and in conenltaton w• , acme of the largest debenture-holders. shareholder. 1 creditors of the company. The main features are I. raise by debenture stock. in priority to the exi-tinit turea, a slim not exceeding 50,00 u!., for putting the into good working order, providing further 0 " , )111."1'.1 - .. tion for traffic, additional rolling stock. sal for of land debts, and a debt due to the railway house. 2. To convert tl.c "luting debenture. Hai Lenten stock at a minced rate of interest for three pending the development of the wife. and afterwi.iw,. the existing rate. 3. To create a fir e. preferential for payment of all other debts of the • , empany. " WHILE on duty in India. I was Buff !ring 7 f menthe with sore throat, and though I w nit to the t- t yhyrierans there, could get no relief untd. ulnwi t•• friend, I tried your Pain &der, and in threeweeks it pletely eared me. I have nl.o freptently given it : distressing headaches, rheumatic pain., cramps in •h -side, and cholera, and always successfully. 1 w‘u.l.l. a most valuable medicine.--SrErmv Mucks. 41 It. eeater-etreet, Devouport. - Sold everywhere.-1A•h• Mn.s 8. A. Allen's World's Hair Restorer e, Priming never fails to quickly rectore pee or faded bur it 11 youth/al colour and beauty. It wia canoe hair to WO. oat. xt ir It h mil e troniote emarth. tua lr i tlize hair makes the hair rich, *oft, and Tin hair obary. It remove" alf=riA oontaine neither oil nor dye. it. will net .nil whit. eseibmc Wee bottim—pnee six ohillinee te.ltl by room chernieta and !omega European dopet-111. klisb Polb.ra. London.—Mar, BERTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATII. 11111111 S. SIOGER.— FaTtcsober at RA- Corain.a. }Mgt r, t,f a val C.*, Ella. ink nt W r 3. tt th•• Vweirig • -11-•. r. 31 , tor t. Walt= ',mond,. CAIIIEk4),I r s. arr , ..• 1. I .•Iver. °local W U . l 11C1.n . I h.. 14 • t. aid of Nale. nut. , i 44 L-'• ;1..; •h. Li h.t• i • c.: Mall rip. CIMIT 2. l ortrmlw r 5, a• ••r:, H 'L.'. 7. wife of Sir 11. Dl I,lll.ol4.—eaTt.u.r. r 1, Dudgeon, of a riaugi.r. r F111r60.-- ea rtavd.er S. a• r,' Fro, 11. A., liras It .•••• . , : . Pon. LAN 11}.N111.—Sept. rul • • 4, r N\ .4. N T 1 dawn k..ar. , • t ,• LAYlON.—evpietel, 4. I • W., the wifr 01.1. Y. L.,' 1.1 tz r Lo k ku I.:. o .1. . a ; L. ft .4 - the 8441,014, 4 4 1 • • : -Lt 1 4 4ktatoint 4.... /V: e u., :4, , L. , of k laq., or a • .. a. •• .0 •.1 N 1.1% GI .N r•tr Tata I. • i• . 4.1 I. ..•1 a • platula r4,at E. 1,, L.,- .•.,J, awl I:, a I`. • u ' V. ~:. S. it. - • r. ... ~ ti, 14. sly. of .1 you. W 1 I IN —Septrv:l4 t 2. : 1:2':•• a the fifr of F. N Wut.. I tut tl, 1' G.C. • drughter . M.l ili'lAt;ES. ••• ..1 • the r4L: utu. y. by the Itrt . ts. J I. J 13-1 . • ham to I'm:. It .4 u:Ailelltar I N. FAkt tl. YARYAN ULU , .t .1. It 11 . equate, T. }inure. 0:: I T c rt t!. • I! •v. i n.tor of Later Luca..... t' len.u.sa. • ai eau amp, daught•t :'..• :.t. W GODE.I./N -THOUI • E.- ; trtoltn at the pariah • • Iloateu. by the v. I. ukta 1 W I:..• I.dp Hoses, Warn'. . t.. • 'rirs•....• Elizabeth N.. •. daughtet of It. W. Tio.ti, ou Cottage. Hone. 'LANCE- tiRLINAIN r s . St. laird+, lib: street,t.y the Ilea. J. N0v.... es. 1: !w•rd. seutul no, J. H. buret. 14 1:.,•••• r••••• ••• Lou Oat, youw dought. lof the late Dine l No .1. e.. of INnelatry. JEAN:CI:Ref 1:t.N;•. •: 7t. , . - r % St. 11.0E114S • t hut. h. Ikantaalsloll. 1) • •.. I. vat.se. YA . w H. J. annet.t. et 11.•:• s' •• a. : I .01,, .I,r, to Abe, daught•l of W. Ati••••.o • .I• , . 1 t, • .. it : 4 1 /I thlresl'..ll.•! , North Pr; two k, 1., 51.. . • F h 1 Ati•k.rsoo, JE I din. a•lvu ate, Al • •.!.. I • li. slaught. el 0 Fl.lor. Eel., of • Cr.. •ri 114 1 A !WAY- Pitt/Ili I II i*••• •01,r 1, • (•.I..Latu. 4 the I•.. 1. i• c. It Euslateu. wt. of t.. It NI e t. I. • . t.'lanto./. • drugl4l4 of .1. Et. lIS. •I.n. I: 01 I sa . . • . • Anu ef !!.. • C. T 11 1 . 1 ,1t11• 1 11. 11 011% I Tl.-tt K.- !I! .1 1 a tae It. • t• ...1 . t'” • • taut r. titbit es,: I I.!' . .1 :!. W of ruts.. y, to Etat! • • t... : l' S 1.1•• of (11‘ 1, 1. •t, bet I I. - i 1.1: 1,1 IF. ! worth-road, I.) t 1..• 1.. • 1. I'. It ••• 1.1 , r,.. Boom• t hope', Lt • .1. of • 1 111% lug le.tf of It.- Lite Ni.. J. un-.. a. .4 •••• Lhasa, thud •Liuglii• it Mr. J. .51 tiro•• . • sell. quintet 3. a: . ' the Rev. J. nerrell. Swath. :',lftlmoinqual. to 4 ‘• • • daught.s of 111, late Bir....ye. of 11.50u1e.1. 1 .! , WE1.1.8- WOOD.- B.44.anber 8, at Vas. tam& chum! , Illarlow), - II the E.,. W. U. Hut. W Nary, 'ldeal Jaw:hiss of Mr. O. Wood. li.jucaLuaa.. , ...i. I)F.Anis. Araorwrow.—Berternl4 rG. the lAmt 'Earfuls Ig.` l , 8P.27N.--&Tteniber 1, at Rugby, Mary tlin 'tan Berm. :FP • IBIUMWI.IOI./. -Bert. intmi b. . 1 t Dleah.sim I As. I' shr.li , ." Sarah Palliser, whet •4 the lake H. C. Urititirool It, • C7ot of Dmicire*.rviusirte. aged es. 14 1 0N.-Septesiber 4. al iva.ban-m, eania.thr 1 1 /.te O lt). Cattetoo, mod gt. DANIELL. - Sertetole•t 3, al Olouraster Ilaawa 3 . beth, wklow of dw late t I. aged 88. 8AR137441.-Eleptember 3, at The Rep., Hart. id. ' 4 'l l . Elizabeth, widow of UM` late Demand Ng B. Dark*. I . "•• aged 70. LAN likatT.-ftegtentber 4, at Boxworth-grure. 'n • It'. H. Lambert, late of ller.ourae, Australia, aged a ~ LYNDX-depteiular 4, Iliridath Ana. wife el the I .yude, and daughter of J. T. Pratt. IN. 0T1F34/11•TIIVII.--tiert.ntbse 8, at Kiltwpfe Coale, Duahlia••• N.N., Lam, wife of A. O . Opitheinter, )1•4., aged rIiATT.-Neptual•er 4, at Brighton. audJeuly. )Qua / I ' o ' in".. of tla• Nev. t'. I'. Pratt, emir of Br iokaoll, rani drozhkg the bar Hui. J. J. Ileywood. Bowahtigue, Die of L •,. s. rRILNTI.T. Eerti tuber 4, at Albion I alai, eyJealum•l• • ert..l 7. %. .4 REFNE.--Fei•te•tube 5, at Old Boelosikain Lultr. Denim, the ante o f R. g e ,ee, }). 4 . TAl.Furi. Etia,tolt4 41i. Talbot, Hey.. of gougak•ld• Ik 7B year Lee•b., latt of Ilom yttook. tbear I.:l.l.lentuiater , tin't WHITE. P. 1 . -14a 111114 S . ll, at 11.,z1,1-rowl. Wert ttromet.e.% White, Fey, , aged 15. . klytt eon of the Late R. Waite, 1:-.4 Gnat 14:41.11.41,1111:11.,•!., 1. iii . ll.l.t.ON. September J. at residual. 147 T. Y. Willem. •••• M. WINIY• Olt. Pert. mti•• I. at rorro wisa nor, Fay., F. 1... E. 1..t...11"...mu:: aat: doggy= ilauratiolo I•3e sior. a - --------- Printed and Publndm by lit,. It UIR Of Ni.` ).* linurvtie-etripet, ha the Illy ..f 1 Printer. at Ow liter in Bou%crie-innsi. in tin- nut id Mineola!". A 7 -I ANC •VTTA N • T I RF.II frot he ot aa Red • d LC. ON I osr: • F: Fl tad f• • TOCE • ORA? :stotisle• Ose r. CIRRI' • Osto t of CAI Itted •latel 'GED detsrl sky' v. • Wry' nwr AYF' I Mph. , • bal rend . r W•el plate LI ING 1 h en: tri nor• I we i awe el b 7 For tu . ONI I &A Wsl T . 11s .4 A FE idyl& d ALI End U NIFIL 4 APP Tx, Ct rt. Ca Ostalei APP anc o • for 11 1 , of ot • 13seart APP plet• mash -• z Al sad 111. 0 E LWD --- ATAL bo •- _ NIDAI ARRA ICE' XCEI UN-S1 CIICE Aden • ..tion Won 4 rash. Straw WWI Clarel lis tle. Sit fL ag ii l asi ° N i. Islet 172fi1l 4 reams. rift XYGI darts ; • UT ; tt rvor.it hATOR' Wag CHW/ Veda udox. TRH= I 17 A., said (.)4111 I'ABTI h a pm, URN CROPJ PNOL TRtIO , ...nay '..rxe you ' 7 &emi r SONS n.—D6 I YEPE b 7 B; des. ii dear, B. rill el m &oon .4 by lb, 151, •eh tem I . DIGI laid LECT: reader '•h.. %I e t.) I ‘. shook' .7 /Uri W.( () CBI ° C1(1 I OCICI