The Express. — London, England, 1868-09-21 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TUE NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETINti. TO TUN N1)1TOR OF Till ITLIIIEBO. NIA,- -At Manchester we saw shout the last of what may be termed the holiday meetings of the year, and the pomading, of the next two months wiU assume Cat laeanouslike complexion true ice,cs of the turf appear to admire so much. Newmarket will, of comm. be the bead-centre of the talent s though the Scottie gathenngs, the Lothians Club, the Caledonians Lanark, and Perth, will not be allowiefi to pawl tudaisled, the sport having made gloat proicsess in the far north of late years. AU eyes will, be watching how the tvio Isar olds behave tlo ah ,de et a t th e the tsepoia of Pic turf, tl/4) 14''.47 question being quite suPti.Yd byp the rY , alit piwformanoet of the supposed Mit ir, who have harllrCll in such a sorry light Oust the Stillest believer •• public toms" air looking cut for another Olathe...or, Blair Athol. or Macaroni to advance out of the t stag-found. Bellailnun might Ce 4, Laub ream Inn lost motels before the current week is oVer: for he has d." se well sines his Champagne defeat, and boil: kr sail C mous left Lamb...time for Newmarket foundsly ua b , ilviadid form ; but Marais and Itywh -0111 '! vt.rtlusass will always be thrown in his teeth, 1,11.e.Y I. *°°" . lll imexpotedly carry of the Middle Park Plan a fottui beaus. giving from 4th to 10th to all that son be broup ,at roam* bun. Portsmouth does not bid for this mud' C* iveied prise, the only eugagomout ne hat of ally cow. anew. being the Criterion ; nor is Thor. waidt•vn• lades, Masamello, or the Hermione colt among the host of nominations.. Nevertheless. with eph Hawley's throe groat guns, Mona, King Coph. Ara, and l'ero (tomes, besides Bellsdrum, Tenedos, R7sh worth, the Middleton Maid colt, the Duke of WWI - Martyrdom, Pretender the Orphan, Consternation, Aworth, Abstinence, awl" no end" of dark things, to eater the lists for Mr. Blenkirces munificent price, Aatever may win mist be the champion of the juvenile lestgade. whilst were a 71b.-peuitlised candidate to win, the Osirby would be considerably discounted. We shall see Aka week bow much improvement Belladrum has really ?made since Doncaster. he being one of the lot in the *sickest stake of the N'evrinarket First October Meeting, commencing to-morrow. This is the Buckmham,_ a T.Y.C. spin, for which nine gentlemen have nominated three ca t ch, with the_ option of senilmg one to the port, or forfeiting half the 300 son.. subscription. Mr. Merry is fortunate to have both Crocus and Belleau= in, but can namely dare to trust his second string : seeingthe Duke of Beaufort beat her at Oooilwood. and is very likely to represent the nomination of the nobleman from whom he was poi , *hosed, Vustminster being decidedly his inferior. I know el nothing else likely to start with any prospect of sue eom, and shall look with confidence to the triumph of belladrum. A much larger field will be attracted by the Hopeful, only a half mile spin. owners of horses not being hall satisfied as to the sudden improvement of Moran, who, besides. carries a Gib penalty. However, a. here And Abitiutwe are just as badly off in regard to the weights, and .be may be more Freely trusted to do the trick than anything else. .The Bishop's Hall is a new two year old stair, for which I must stand my namesake, though be is not such a "Lining light ; and the Admiral myia,eibletbat Amara ernuman.b , respect in the juve nile match. Couhl two or three days heavy rain be ensured there would be some capital raring among the crack 3.yr-olds during the meeting. and under ant circumstances a strong muster for the Grand Duke 'Michael is ensured. In-mutt:en, Sts:-Saw, Athena, The Spy, Mortemer, and Sir lavid Gam an almost certain runners, the .slb ad vantage of the hist-named being neguttved by his want of sionditu.n, his trainer haying to stop him in his work for some time until very !Nei:nth% He may he just good enough te get hi. head first as it is. albeit it is safer to trust In Bee-Saw. perhaps. Athena's chance not been so good since Ho ge und—ftarfully hard on Thursday—has been re•ftened. The match between Paul Jones and Socrates, tht fouler giving ;lb. will be another interesting three year-ohl tontost. their owners having both determined to •• play." I believe. It is over the last two miles of the Coacewitch course, a distance both have stayed well. and the 1.g1.t weight would have all the best of it could the 'hoe race between the two at Epsom be depended upon as correct. But Paul was in very backward condition at that time, and the Philosopher having been all wrong sines:. The Buccaneer shall bare my vote. dye races 1;;;;Clis the above half - dozen are appointed Jo, Tuesday. and two of them are ripe for diecusaion, or. maw, the Great Eastern • p will he when those gentlemen meaning business expose thefr handle The only " »twat...glom "in the market at present, apparently, hat bees for Bounceaway, still there is strong monetary evidence of I , eonie betniste oovered better than Bomhastes, and of Nellyo superiority to Gloire de Dijon, and if they he not, my re spect is their due. But Bounceaway, Tremble, and Yes are good enough to represent me, should their owners 4liaoover no reaPons for withdrawing them. Whether Owain Glyndwr or Vauban will start for the foar-year old Triennial is not a certainty, both having been in hospital nearly all the summer. The Welshman has been out tont/vet and it is hardly possible that his owner will leave the nice little stake to the set of rips" that are, with the exerptiou of Mr. Chatiliu's tkailiy-purchated cripple, err (cell to him. Mat.y Sr. anxiously loukinz forward to Werinewlay, in reetesspieuee of a meeting of the Jockey Chili being called aft• r the met- on that day. It will then bs determined, it is ',nip-seri. what curs" that august bodj intends to per. rue with ri gard to the -Dantbury eeasiu • and Mr. Pads k's letter thsiu in connection therewith, some doubts beine east on the notion that the inquiry demanded WA. rrat.t..l a te , sik ego. But the sequel to the story of The Parr will Is known ton soon for 11Jrti.". ant I shill noted, svour to anticip a t e it. Them is quite enough to deal w:tli l.r.thetiCay ill the progrannee as it at present 'suede f o r the second 'hay, one item, the St. Leger. aol tint to etaidc. .Moslem. penalised 51b, and a. the shelf ever since Ascot King Alfred titutii and pr, the idek of the leesket, undoubtedly. so flu a. a' ilitlit gOes: but the three last maned are well known b. out at twin. auil to gallup them over tLa see. re twoo miles might b. coneidered too dangerous a iew The rsi is generally understwel to be to sr e. t. ter Mod. u.. 1.1 him Le ever well, and Ileum he a ill Las.: plenty i4.;aiiist him to wale. the pnice, S.c-Saw, 14)ol•t. ker. Citron, Vale Royal, Socrates, s paradles, and perhaps one or two of the allowed maidens. tieing likely to iippose. But th , ire is no mistaking 111,eli m's sui eriority to all except the tirs staying Vale Bola', se fir as chi:e gone, awl I cannot look elsewleirc fir the winker. 11,e three-year-tilde in the Twentieth Triennial are a airy indifferent lot. rocs' having only to stay hway for Nyanza to become the "crack." What else may run can better be calculated upon after my arrival at Newmarket. till when the Granby (with Portsmouth in the entry - ) must stand over, and aLso the heavy Biennial Sweepstakes, albeit a very good gneiss can be made as to what will contest the latter. The c'aoiitione are rather novel. each subscriber naming six two-yearsoldis two of which he may tsnd to the pot to win fur him 5001. The forfeit is only 200/., hut all the four nominators may be »presented, as Load Glasgow is not given to backing out. wkilpt the Duke of Newcastle loos» Tenedos and Abstinence. with Mr. Chaplin the Orphan and Clanoinesse, in their half dorms, The Duke of Beaufort's string has been broken tip, Mr. Hodg man having Vertminster, and Mr. Bneyley, the colt »lied lie Duke of Beaufort—the two beet in the bunch; oral the latter would win II he could get over Tenedoe. '1 he Duke has a third engagement on Thursday. but against Belladrum and Crocus, and all three being in Tue-d.iy's Ruck. tillgan Stakes, this event must t• stand over," with the October Handicap, and everything else in the hat two days' lists. Some of the opinions shore expressed may also have to Ise modified as the week limpet...ere and my daily notes from Newmarket shall deal with them. in addition to whatever may transferee,' the CeisiiewiLih and Caudiriilteisdite worth your teadere knewing.-1 am, 4,, ifErEon. IIFITINt; ICI u aboN.-SArtmomr. 110 mater at th, dale wa- lama Tie illy and inflow'. Molly strung, while the huaipaa tam Laefed w.te reinarlitthle for ite velem. nee owl varied ehartetel . Every tee minute. aery.l 4. bang Ma, neerramhelute .m the tape, awl there hat 10 te.olohy never teen on n• eta w, many har-ea h ave Oarad their Way into the quotation.. For the tient Fau•t• rn hatilway Nandi asp, Borne ...way was all the rage to the toulaeiati of ahnnat *MI thine and one p.nthoisin having a .V.olUujadtal to azetUfk in her favour, euald only Ra.a:Ooli in getting on to limited extent at 4to I. When the C....greenlet' totting mimed Jl b w ear uw evident that th urn down had pm. ..4 a Math better nigh "an II to 1 wan ew tr o t,ult. red than Lk. n, • 901/ to 100 and wanting to repeat the bit. The highert Mies then became Bto 1, while Islbytkithe over that figure would have been elated with in thr, or four quarter. Thom was wean in pent thenand, and the tel.:of IMO to 70. and bon to To, and soo to as t.,p•thet with um In 7 brivrai than. were othery. oilly Vahed, the florae haring off aenond favourite wit h al mow , then girl to P. Off , Tort against bin. rripunnier was eouvely in nal ratituat aa on the pr. veep day ; neverthelea l , h e maintained a f b in cr poeithat with reap...table flrrrusese, and in the °anew M the Uleewlrfa had • upward.. of 1100 entwined to hint at 100 to 7. and were equal favourites, the friend ,. of awn Alegiring to Motet at 1 to 4, but the enrrent often did not enamel 16 to 1. 2600 to Its• warn booked in favour of liuffolk, and sub. poquently )900 to lOU, then two transactions forming almost the entire busbies, duce afoot him, and at the done 10 to I Wan WM .3,tainable to money. The Nieeial moved frisodlon at 16 to I, offered, while about GondoU and The llpy offers of 30 to I, and 1'%3, to 30 reopectively, went . thee of the incidents of th day wee the laying l ir r e long W ng oe &gland Ri 'Valor, 1000 to 15 befhg . I,uoltud three times, and 600 to 10 laid nthiseguently. Lh.they had 1000 to SO laid against him tenet, which had the *feet of redwing the (monition fore pinta. Among the new introductions into the pies current wert Chord. two to 16, taken thine times ; Dolby and Bl ac k nunond, 1000 to 10, twkno twice; Kidderminster 1000 to 10, Annairalornto 6. a n d normit $OO to 100 with a run. 7lw waindatetansastion• on thinnest need ant be sipsekally Waved to fur Um( n ambrldgmbite, Imam bad a healthier look than he ham hedger some distet, 1060 40 10 and MOO to ?ewers booked in OW favour nod* at the latter ride tornierens Millar trainer. non. wars . 01,1 Marv.. again awed en upward tendeney, MI • the ne s to I obtainable sho n ut her were =try ethentied ; then ib to 1 found taker_ and be mat than 180 0o tag was agreed. W promd In fan demon.% 116 ta I WOg down in several aline boor. lady Coventry„ ode n has thane remind second usennit4, looked on the decline. 100 to 4 hang efferent l .erodesl47 seeept‘d giber. Artie& teak a mere f pad uns, fter being sepperted freety at on On I, had 1,000 SO broken in Dm favour. Take ressanstafr tassissetion of note wanthe taking of 1 es..o to too aloot hlr .1. Hawl. y'a lot, widen het wen ..1).1.14011,1y tairov.ll .pain, lost not ninarndtd to. Yoe th. Itertoy I ....dim • tko inquired atWr, and would hare teen eapported lob 141 111114 41\ 01 11 1., ira. the 1,10.+4 nth, mete, IP 1. •:. Vit . to 110.11444. i.. tat, 1.4 n ...t41.1..1 .14,41 J., • e ato ntatien at 1188 WV hake, a lett. " :&1111118 - gili At 4.4. * • W yeat lstiok a tertaatta MEAT FSPiarr.su(aAlLwAy aAsnicAP. to 1 aira tamostoway(o.l WO to 8 spa Vez t itl to I t aw, I 100 to' 4 Alla* (ta.) to I let Nor thorn (b. 9 to 1 tale) NO 1 4 8 - Thum 1041,100. tort” 104 to 7 - Fritainanv Breetnetrtt and oft) 64, 16toltar) Dlnteldn 100 tole so to 1 - Suffolk it o) 2.4 to - EliprouLl1018) o 1 Warrington lo 3o to 1 - Gondolier (or) loOti to 3o - Kingalend ii) tom to ao wo.ura moo to 110 - The tiny WM hoo to 30 - Paul Jane (o) IMO to IS - Stnettetilte.(t) to to 1 Cent toff), 40 to 1 .-- Planet (off, 60 toler) • 40 to I lAdy Itarlanto; tS to 1 - Emtley fat, 300 Wet) 1000 to 20 - links( (t and eft) 1000 to 20 ilandmaeter (off, t to lb) lOW to 20 Bead Centre (off, t WOO to N Nehadto (off, t 1000 to lb' 1000 to 10 - Iturie (off) 114 1 0 to 10 -- Pietro )(W) MID to 6 apt Each of MI (off) WO to 100 - Hermit with a (tart , t) WOO to WI - T. Darnon'a but (off)__ 2000 to 100 -31 r. Eughea's lot (off) 1000 to 100 - Faith of oar welt a net (off to t) 7to 2 - PrilloDairr 1,2, f (t), fto I with a run (0 4to 1 - lUum 1,2, 3(t to 1100) 4to 1 - Scenting 1,3, 8 (t) , • to ) - Suffolk I, 2, (t) 100 to - Rorie & 3 (t) ate even that Dime best. (within( bar one oft 150 to WO - Blue Conn beats Ilitun,p.p. ,off to t 10 to 6 - YoMlr7 dote not run (Off) CAMRUKIESITIRS. U 0 to 7 apt Fote/ tt o• lOW to 30 age Wolory !of, 100 u to - lira. (o, 1000 to 16 - Nuollown io() 20 to It) low to YU - Our Wry Aa 25 to 1 - lAdy (off) (t aed off) Coventry 1000 to 20 - Satyr of 16 to I - Warrtnetoe (t 1000 to 10 - The Palmier toff) luoolo IGO - *kJ. Manley* 10(0 to 30 - Aetna 3) lot it a 4.40 _ WI 14E4: lOW to 20 tornt Hermit (oil 1000 to 15 Mond (t 1 1000 to a Nag Vida (t. boo taut cone afterward. Won to IS Tynadale 141, 1000 to itt t and w) • 1000 to 15 Outlitat7 Asa . 1800 to lb )Imtttrin poo Casale. :of) 1000 to 10 Draw it NMI 1000 to 10 ItLtek 11Mad (I) 1000 to IS Kiddunatp•der ,t rod wg) It") to 10 Acktrottb (t ant of) ' 1008 to 10 lttirtkot)(o/13 IWO to 10 It•otwo (an Me to 111 Rirdoroker r) WOO to It) — Tormentor o) 18110 to' 10 lbotitution 1000 ti 10 Soo dim tot 101)0 to 8 Herold WIT) 1000 10 5 Aurifets ,f) lap to b Ilikti•tot hull MO • 1000 to 6 Nast Tanta, abire . v. 1000 to 5 Town( ) Italia (off 1000 to (in) ..1 k o 21) 15 to 1 -- 15 to 1 100 to MOO to V. age ?tusks Hu , to ttu —14 m {of. t lOW to 100 i Dub of neon foot (uB, ti to • T 2 to 1 Y 6 to 1 apt Pretender (olt, teeter none to 00 XotoCoptypita it; WM to 100 Etho. , or tern to eu Cooottiroottas IWO to t 3 CroCtio (of, MANCIIESTER AUTUMN MEETLNG.—SATravAt. &TIM Si Ail,. of 3 SOW., withal) added; second saved st a ke Saki a ask, _ _ _ . . _ Mr. J. Barber • rantakam, 11 the etuw—(hloonda, a pw, yr., Pat 2R.. . tltalloner, 1 liacholl'• Flying Jr)., 6 yr., alb .(Camerun) lir. Ambeneft Lune 31.1 Mun. 3 2re..7at YID !Butler; S The fallowing Mao ran : Little lien, Ifxdbreaat. Torch, lltar gareita, aml Lady Allmo.h. lktliur .-3 to 4 agat rantalonn, 9 to 2 aind Flying Jib. 5 in 1 111. is mod Liane 11. alum and Little 8.8. ,; I I +4... 4 IkAt.T..O l and 10 SO i apt Tolt h. WWI b) a toted. al. ngth and thin!. NOBT11?), , Wlrtlft.T.. , IT Or EVIDICAr of 5 Pow.. moil. 2ft to the fund to , added. Al.ad a mile anti a quarter. 'l , ; Put,. 111 r T. lailmon's lisniro• the Fain... byllaret —Bbowarmar. 4 yr., 7.t Mh • Lineoltia Bernal... F. yr., 7st Mb . .(Toon to Mi. OA.; u.'• Slap Bang. t yra, ;at 411. ...... . . . A fhetnin ran. _ . _ Vetting • 7to 4 apt Cnft 4titeYair;e 7 n. sto t cash &Ant no - - nal. and Att. s non. sto 1 asst Nap King. It. ad prat hot thsnl. Its chtior /tat. Ps. thnv ti to 4 oo Kumr of the Faun., mho non I.y a 1, oinks a}da halt. $ %UPON!. 11.‘Yr. of d 9.01•0. rih. 1 ft ,to tit.- fund , with 50 addrd.HrH a TOW, 140 slaw.' Mr. Barker Pantalote, 6 yt- 7. 1211. OW' nt, extra) (lInulaell) I Mr, Toy's Mow 4 pa, 74 'ear 74 11b) 414nP1nas Mr. foetwood'a Evehini. 3>n, 74 alb Cratdoek 3 The following also ran : —Lady Zttland, Rttritt, Rejoinder. Torrb. and Maggie. IMttiafs: ern on Evelina. 6 to 1 ailit lady &Rana. 4 I. t alr4 Torch, IV to 1 spat Pantaloon, too to 8 eaeb ap.t Maas awl Maggie. Woo by a seek, a brad between second awl third. TRAFFMID ZAJMICAP of 5 owe. each, 2 ft. witb 50 added; woad aseral stale. One mule. 113 Nitta I Mr. A. IhuiltilTs Elmira,. by Lai:Attie—dam by 4 pr, list leb ane slb titre' • !J. Nepires, Mr. Dayson'a Factlisrlit, 3 pa, OW sib •••• iluammi 2 Mr. Winter'a Aff..etion, 3 rot, &I ISb .. ;Butler, 3 Petty John and Rabbit Trap also ran. Drlliryt two on Eleire, sto S agat Pretty John, 4 to I ast.t Tootbtrbt, and to apt Afeetlon. Won by abort head: baJ tbird. Jt;tati... Praia , of 5 *ova. garb, with an aided, for , wt lolb 71b. Half a mil. 17 mho.) Liambia Valwilinaie, by Prypermiza, —Bridget, tot 71b "Too& 1 t(labrr•' 2 •T. Chinon*? 3 Mr r).1..m. Tnon. Intb ]lr. H. bulsotio , buir, oid 716 Ildwity al.. ran. 14•ttir.ir : 6 to • on Didwltinmo, 9 to 4 aret iron, 5 to 2 apt Lizzie and thipbcity. The winner was sot sold. 3 .otr. tettl, with 30 :addi.d. Thrar winter of a mil.. /5 sub.. Mr. Ilawann'a Medan.' Ilya. by The tirako—Juri'.4lam, 3 Fro. 74 i3L . Rua .. , I Mr. Fa.. Muni. 4 yes, hit 9lb . .. .. Peppier Mr had. hr. lo Spank.. r. 2 yr., 74 um 11a r*:.ol and Rob Roe alsn 11.1tivir: GU. 4 a_^4 flub tiny, sto 2 agat Ilighl.wd ilw•h, 3to I AO.l 3114 , 8, ALLIS to i air,t In Spanker. Wou A h ; tad Ulla]. 1:.-r I..strioN St, IMMIX, ( . 1, - ..—Tha inn r ." t u tn.lwar of tha ahem. club wan d...nled at Viet.wta-pstit Friday 'awning Ia t, with Ti,,• (.41..s.tqc t.••••il an • I...;ant rr COI, taluo. N... The fnilinrina wrath. Martel,. :—H. Oval. y. ; I'. 71.• m•. ; W. Watt., 10n. 4.. ; Kerby. 1240.,.; ; )11.1.1.-by maantasna.l tell within Inn )artb..4 the winning pot. when 0. K.They poogi him, and ult.:nut...ly v.as by ti%.• yard.;?lnn' ; .1 , 1.r.Nd• 1. uten MT. W. H 11.41 waa .tartar. arol W DRAMA. SADLER'S WELLS. 'lbis theatre is now under the inanagianent of 3Ess Haziewood, who has shown her appreciation of the popular taste by the production of a realistic American drama called ruder the Gaslight, in which the railway in cident, now drawing crowds to the Princess's, was first introduttsl. 'oder the (insight has been Anglicised with a good deal of skill, and it is neither better nor worse than the mass of plays of the same character that have been pat upon the French and English stage so frequently during the last quarter of a century. The principal parts are sustained by Miss Hazlewood and Mr. J. H. Fitz patrick, and there is some good eccentric acting by Mr. Looms and Miss Blackwood. NA V. 4 I, .AND MILITARY. CIfATIIAM, SLIT. 20. NAVAL COURT-lIAILTIAL.—A court-martial, of which Captain 1). L. M. Mackenzie was the president, assembled yesterday on board the Formidable, 81 flag ship of Vtec-Adnural Sir Baldwin W. Walker Bart. K.C.8., conununder-in-chief at the More, for the trial of Mr. Thomas James Wallets, first-class aciistunt-engineer of the Vivid, fur Laving, on the 27th ult. been drunk and incapable of performing Lis duty on b oard that vessel ; and also for having, on the following day, left the engine romu without leave. Mr. A. A. Arnold. of the firm of Estill, Knight, and Arnold, Admiralty solicitor,,, Ruches ter, conducted the trial. The prisoner was found guilty, awl sentenced to forfeit all his seniority, and to be dis missed from her Majiety's ship Vivid. Yesterday detachments of the let battalion of the lit Royals, and the Ist battalion of the Bth Regiment, to the r umber of Cf men of all ranks, left Chatham garri,on for Malta, to join the service companies of their (1111111. The officers who left the garrison with the troops were Captain J. I'. Jones and Lieutemuit (1. W. Sawyer, Bth Regiment, and Ensign R. it. Delman, Ist Royabi. PORTSMOUTH, St or. The Valiant, 31, troll PoTeW ftigatt!, Captain Jobn J. K enne dy, P.R., g o t under we*h from Hothead on Saturday, to prove her ecnnpumee, and mails on "fteolay for Inland. The Valiant aloft tried the ineaPured Mile the bane day. ADMIRALTY, HEM 19. —APPOlNTMENTs.—Stid ehiiomen Henry Y. Baker, to the Defence; Parma/der Samuel Smyth, to the Liffey ; Areihtant-paymneter Arthur lloghe.. to the Fiegard, ee supernumerary; and Surgeon Killion, G. Hill, to the Liffey. I/ESTATCH OP TXE INDIA, CHINA, AND JAPAN Mani--tiotrrnaserr on , Barr. 19.—The Peninsular and Oneida CO;npatif • ateasaMandlia, Captain Lock* sailed this afternoon with for Gibraltar, the Medi terranean, Egypt, Aden, China, and Japan. filhe tOok nut 141 kers and a f 4 ull 6o pro of mica/ mer ading ad f‘aight, bar 60,000 1 ! dollars, gold , 44,73 W. 1 11:6 8 0 l if ; . 117.711 r and i'd , ',." r d:74 1,65°1- ; jewellery watches, L.c., 5,621. 10e. Amongst the pwi sengersere Captain Gordon, Cusack, and Blunt, Hon. W. Napier, awrietant-enrgeone flteveris;Grafit,Carmichael, iuu l M'nernsot, Dris Treacher en 4 Lowo, Lieuts. Fleetwood, r om k , and Thompon, and Sava. $ lcs , Gramm, and Cla • • iL4:9T,Iff),FRP? . . mursazrAt emirs - nanimp. , 1 *.i...2=rit opc =f 4d ..a.L. °l l.V= J • a., 1v..., 4., az i.Thlamday, 24 ; sy, 111. vo:- , Prlday, Sept. 26. at. E.. c....=* ".......d.-T.4.a.7, Sept. II; PO .I/ .: . I d lr . wri ~,d,..d.!- BSep t v . 23. lObenaLlClstatocta.couftv.-3fuSdfiv, Sopl. 21. • -L. THE POLICE ooumrs.. • ; NANKfmr_Ttovsn....., - • Amid Agfigla,, and Timm*. CS.J . II - 111,=. were changed with robbing • thole Poland Brothers, fish salesnien,.s4 Lo;erse•astreet. • Mr. Beard, solicitor, defended the pelao• , - It appeared that for some time past thi prosecutors had mitered considerable loss in eonaseenos of robberies, and they accordingly put themselves in columunication with the police. On Thursday Hawks, a City detective, was directed to watch their 1A19111004, and about 3o'ellek in the afternoon be saw the prisoner Douglas come out of the cellar with a basket. Hp asked him *hat it contained, and be replied that it was some ice which he was taking home, as his child was sufferiug from brain fever. The officer examined the basket, and holed two large lobsters concealed under thu ice, and ou the prisoner be' asked to account for their possession he stated that Messrs. Poland allowed him to take a lobster occasionally when they were plentiful. Ile was then taken to the station, and east morning Hawks apprehended Crisp for being concerned in the robbery, as he had left the cellar with Douglas, and was walking a short distance in front of him when he was apprehended. Mr. Poland mw Douglas at the potion ela tion, and the prisoner requested him to overtook his offence, as it was the first time he had done each a tiling, but Mr. Poland said he could not do so, aa he had seised 30 lobsters that day and 20 the day before. Douglas had been in his employment four or five years, end .oisp for , five or mm jeers, and although he had been missing fish for some tame he did not suspect either of the peisenets. On Thursday be received LON lobsters, but the reamers told him there were only 976. Crisp said he had sold 20 lobster, to a man named Parker, forams to another fish salesman, for If., and that the wooed& were divided between Douglas, himself, and another man. Parker was called as a witness, and lisetatied that he had bought the lobsters from Crisp on behalf of him master, who was absent to Wales, and that be paid It. 10e. for them. It was staled that the pressers made about It. a work each, but Douglas said their average 'unbar were only 1/. 16e. he Lord Mayor sentenced them to twenty-one days' imprisonment in the House of Correction, and stated that if Parker had been placed in the dock beside them, which be believed was his right place, be would have:given him double that punishment. NO YOBS PILLS *lt ANT On= bfaments.— =arms.u, uomtsow. l9 an •cd ad Du Dalltr as. Didzi PIZ" ir "1" FAL EMMA. se I* =tebs, g74"44l ..wir.„Viaaraula._ 1,,,, won the Pops. 'lawn , 4i111116 oft is ."118 Tbut, IN dm dd.; Inn, Ile.; 51106., On, Sr WI. per ase . Also the Posnlenta Mooninto Poway', noes trat.l bani.-11n; linrry and On.. 17trint, IL,d.d.st elan Turtnnin and 1 1 / 6 "n11; and at di, green* inset. I. Meow Me • f mod lin. o.tar444•lll.—LadvftrOmemealll ti (TILDE A LL. Thomas Aran, cheesenionger, sad Charles Woodstea, carman, were charged with stealing horses and carts from Newgate Market. In the first case Walter Dunne, butcher, No. 7, East-street, Walworth, had his cart stolen from Ludgate-bill on Saturday, the 6th instant. He traced it to Barnet Fair, where it had been sold for about a third of its value. Fart of the harness was found in the pormerion of Bevan, who had been brought to London on the rbarge of stealing a gig. Bevan wa.4 proved to hate givim another man a ride to Barnet with cumplainanep hone and cart, which he said he bought in Spitahields. Wood tuck was charged with being con tented in Mi.. two:, tu having poNwasiou of part of the barniPP. Several other botcher. gave evidence of the lass of their carts, which in some instances contained meat: and evi dence was offered for the porpte-e of connecting Wood- Aork with one of the robberies. The carts were taken item a whole string of similar vehicks waiting near Newgate Market. . . A 11 nuter nuister of Woodst.sh said there most be some mistake iis the rvidtace which pointed to this prisoner stealing one of the carts, as on the day in question the N rirouvr was et work fur %Antal. during thu whole ui the u loth prisons., complained of the mean, adopted by the police to get the witnesses to identify them. Practically they were pointed out by the police to the witnesses The police and mimeses tined the accusation. lise ibriAoners were remanded. XARYLEBONE. _ _ Job. Mgr+, of IN, Cambridge-place, Paddington, ap peared to an adjourned summons, which charged him with that he ••being the driver of a cart, drawn by one hone, did back his cart, which he was then driving, up to and dun by the side of the Junction-road toll-gate, and carry through the said gets a quantity of goods, so as to avoid the toll." The evidence adduced on behalf of the complainant slowest that defendant had traversed a certain distance upon the road belonging to the trust, and thin they con tended, although be did not go through the gate, ren dered him amenable to pay the toll. They &leo con tended that it was an attempt to defraud by pulling up near the gate and carrying goods through. Mr. d'Eyncourt now gave his derision in the cane, and have considered thin case, and am of opinion that I cannot convict the defendant of the offence of evading the payment of the toll. All the acts relatingto the sub j. ct appear to take for granted that toll is ooly payable for laming through the turnpike gate. The General Turn pike Act, tell Geoige the 4th, cap. 77. sec. hi. after giving the trueteea power to take toll at the gate*, continue-. thus :-- "And which tolls shall be demanded and taken befum any horeee cattle. or carriage shall he permitted to IV-s through ally tollgate Or turnpike, side bar, or chain." All the exemptione point to the some thing—pa-sing through the gate. '11.• itenaltiee for evasion are for evading the toll due. Then the question arises, due for what = Ihe an-wer appears to me to he for passing through the gate. It a 'tenon, instead of pa.,..aiw through the gate after travelling on the turnpike. make., a al. tour unit again cone, to the turnpike road on Mae oth, r-ids of the gate. with the intention of avonliug toll, this I- eta ova-ion, 11 trick to avoid the toll die at the gate. The not jeas‘ing thnaugh the gate. although wing the meal on both earl..., is the fraud. The offenie is the not pa--ing through the gate. In there're conaplained of, the defendant hail no inteutionof paieing thegiate at all, or using the toad with his vehicle on the other side of the bar, and I do not find ally authority for Raying that if a person travels within a certain di.tattee of the gate with out jawing through, be shall liable to toll. No doubt the, efendant in this rime has dretcheal his right to the utmost limit, but I cannot hay lie has done an illegal set. Pervone frequently ride and drive on turnpike roads for ' , leanly. and take care to turn round when they come near the her. I never heard of this being illegal. or that any distance was prescribed within which the toll became payable. I therefore again come to the mneliteinn that the toll in only payable for passing through the gate with the vehicle chargeable, or doing some act which virtually amount.' to pamiug through with it. The mammoth mud he dismiteed. WORSHIP•STREET. JOWW. •Cwith, 314 dm Allteell Ward, 26, and Air" 20, all described on polies sheet as labourers, and having no fisetl place of residence, were charged before Mr. Fllison with being concerned together in breaking into the chop of Mr. Lawrence Holzman. n jeweller, of WA, tit. John-street, Holton, and stealing therefrom ive gold (Amine, value 14/. The three prisoners were seen byJocepli rpm.lt, a wheel wright, prowling about the St. John e-read, and from their sit us movements be was intluoed to watch them. He obcerved Ward moss the road oppocite the proneentor's shop while the other prieuncre waned on the other side of the way. lie did the. twice, and then was accompanied by James Smith. They stopped in front of the pioeecutor'e shop window, and then a Deitch of glass suddenly followed, and Went war see.' by Mr. Robert Sealer, who was leiceing, to he eniallaing flie window with a piece of wood, and the same witne... then saw James Smith thrust hisfilusud iu at the window uud seise the cheine, which heturnetlawa, with, but wee thruet into the thou by Mr. Sowter, while I , pcoltceiied Ward and pitched him inside also; there they were detained until a peliee-conethible was sent for. The prisoner John Smith all the time remained mi the other aide of the road, and took no part in the robbery ; immediately afterwards he walked away, but was pursued, brought buck, cud given into custody. Police-conntebble (1. Entree, tIR N Reserve, said that when called he found the prisoners in the sh.sN and they basing been given into custody he pasted his hand down James Smith, acrd desk from his right-Laud trousers pocket five chains, which were identified by the prose. cuter as having been in his window, their value being 111. There was nothing found on the other prisoners. The officer produced a piece of wood, which was sworn to by the witness Sowter QM the Rata,' piece Ward had used to destroy the glow. In answer to Mr. Ellison the ulTioev stated that he believed the prisoners wale kuoe 11, and Ind been in the House of Correction. maitictrate comrnitted the prieoners for trial, and directed the taker to make every umpairy with reward to thew, and prove any previoue conviction at the ecesious. . _ --- • thorks Piggott, the landlord of the Duke's Mead, ap peared before Mr. Partridge on an adjourned summons, charging him with unlawfully making an internal °maw nicafion between the licensed house mentioned and an adjoining bonne not licensed. Sergeant Capon, 17 111, and Sergeant Pope, 6 X, mad e an examination - of the house neat to the Duke'. mad cis Sunday morning, the 23rd of August, and disoovered door of communication between it and the public house. The defeat* set up by Mr. Chipperfleld on behalf of the defendant was, that the house described as sprints) house had really been licensed as part of the public house, and that, es butanes' had become very &Trained. it had merely been divided from the main portion of the house fur the purpose of accommodating loaders. ♦ carpenter who put up the partition having deposed that he did not entirely separate city portion of the pre 111iNMS magistrate inspected the lime", and upon his return into court decilded that the premiere in queati'm formed two diatinet bowie% end tined defendant W. and neat.. Notice of &Orel was Oven. Patent Iteyltwot Ittechitniktn, the 'Mort itnitt-"ve at. t,t n. watobris. J. W. 14804. n. watch rag' risk malt, t. thw 11 . 1.7,1 Wa h.. OM W.ml.wer.44.Wrotbounke L.tolgatte LJI r*. a. wit. r —. A.: v. rt.i.tmocat.) :ala q;/,( - 1") • t• k ( 1 ;: ) 4 t 'L iii . `!i'. 1 ;;%.!:': THE EXPRESS, -XeloiDAY Kr can% t r t i fl , f .! 1 ; . ' NING, BRMAIBER 111, 1868. leitzenrasAL iimnurs OP OftEIT killtllN FOR 1868. ---e -1 'lt bee ant lieett practicable to obtain tnints• all Paste of I =arl me Wiles the tolovendies eeseenW ler th e co on of eipieitterel Male for this Year !mail the paistat . deta Wl* the new of ealkiii ka°Wn es earl, at the eidia results exhibited by the returns, the Partioaliare are turn = in 'anticipation of di pa of the returns in I. hartirr OF Linn re 011 U? TAII1AI:0 UIIDIZ WHIM: BARLEY. OATt. Acres. - • Acres. Acres. tact;.... 3,360,304 2,237,329 2,769,' 9 tt 1867.... 3,367.876 2,249,164 2.7/84.4457 11818.... 3,646,260 2,149,201 2,753, 2 4 0 INCILIAHE ( 1- ), na DBCII.If.A6t ( —). 11865 4 278,384 109,963 + 2,743 over 1667 or B'2 per cent. out V per cent. or 0 . 1 per cent. 1668 4296,866 '-+.lllk PM -- 6,1183 over '1866 or 8•8 per cent. or 41 per cent. nr 0•3 per cent. TOTAL WWl= 07 MR arcei Ip (maul . mauve UPON JuDrx 2.1. , Cable. Shoop. Pi" 1567.... 4,993,034 28,919001 2,966,979 1888...: 5,416,164 30,686,9e0 2,303,847 INCRZASE ), oa at OLKABr. ( -). 4 423,120 + 1.766,879 863,122 °— or 8.5 per eta. or 6.1 per cent. or 221 per cent. 1867 The acreage of land in Great Britain under potatoes in 1868 was 639,664, aiming 492,217 in 1867, and 498,843 in 1866. The screw under bops in 1868 was 64,488, against 64,284 in 1867, and 66,678 in 1866. Statistical Department, Board of Trade, Sept. 19, 1868. MARKET& TALLOW.— R Tredre EVRIIIIIIO.-71%e mark.% woo quiet to day. 1 own talker, ado. Od. ; Peteratrarg Y.C.. no the opot t , Jd, 3d. ; new, 45 ed. ; &date to Deoamlxe, Cr. 4d December, 465. ed. to Ma.; loookorr. 46. to tic id. COTTolo.—Lrvitaroot, Barr. 19.—The rnarlut kas aniutned a 'quieter tone, bat gnats bate been steady at turner robe. Yotunated lake to-day 10,000 balsa, ineludiag MOO arseetdatiou and tarot. 4,500 American, Rid. to 110.1_ 100 Person. Ate., WO.; 900 Banta, 1454. to ; fan Maeda and Banta, 160. to 100. ; SOO Egyptian, 10fd. to 14d.; 100 Smyrna, od. ; 100 Fyn:, lod. to MIL ; 4400 Surat, :dd. to 91d. ; Old.; Hangal, Made, &c., bid. eorroN emora—Kusairaraz, beer. 19. The nooket for cotton irootbl wad ricsrdbarly flat during t h e early days of the wetk, and rims .ca to deelerw. Ori Tuesday aalem were UM prartiratie of export yams, exeree at a eonalderablc dins. Almost the only buyers were fur the marinate of thina. Fur borne-trade yarns buyers offered Pl. per lb. &dine, arid (Neu at that telly a small business could be ,Sort d. or cloth the quotations for all dereriptimis sere lower, but still were very nominal. Illy a small business entild he dons. There was a continued demand for good quoin". of 71h. and s4lh shitti n g. for Clung, hut 11w business was nut onisideralJe. Adores frau America of loser pruss for cotton esidestly had a deterring flutnec upon buyers of elotbs for all markets. On Wedrusslay tlw market (ordinals! quite as Oat Roll inning. A name lively 1.1114/11111, on 111011.111. Y to the laverpsd oistou market mom., a sr. whew feeling 11.11 P, and the nattisiued setivity is eattiin pv.to, clay and thin morning has eateed sellete of yarn and eloth alike to scheme their priers about id. to per Ile ; hut ra.•.pt for cote twist. and 3li's and et.fs tort, and 1.116. cloths for these yains are wssl, Layers could not hr found. Even th, bate hr. n purrhyssl aparingly. The market r. tolerably p 0.,. sto. k, so that makers hare a better eland of taking onh at piste to ,roer the advance in .41.911. Buyer., how. v•T. 411 , ' .-41.01441.; awl 11.....vh Inning to operate at nisi.ininitin• sa d a ,p, a . s 4 t o Ir4los the raluan. e for Ow ross tueseuil irslwate4 by the 1414.12 t glavulathe 1140VVIII.Ilt in (to' L.eq.wt estou market. I.ACE ittIFJIT !Corr: usual m, C. rt Li• • trade wquiet,awnnetmorerothanawood at Lbw tune of dr. Vear Plain ood•, and intl.lll all km la of ...con good., me dull a Lace yarns maintain thew valor, and air quiet. In thy Ilk leaeirh the demand for 14ark lama contion... briak, and future pr./ .t. are en•ooritainir• nen , n a fan imitury for aprimmil mete, whih4 other depaitinenta of the Wilt trade are dull. The raw maters) w mtkimit alteration m pnre. In the hominy trade there la not much improvement. A few Munro; :ord e r. am in tlo• market. 11c Mune trade Imitator. iiniet. Hod.. ry )arin are he. SM. WOOL AND WORRTED. Raitorotr, 13re r. 19. The w o ol trade bin tern *figment during the Nod we k. !Valuer.. tontine Lto 1r °potations to the supply of immediate and rineing wants, Maslen., who bald only moderate garb,. ,bow, however, no went of eonn.tenee, and prier. an generally well maintained. There are raw rimptanna, przhapa, to the rule and ua ilia amount L=;may be said to be rather weaker. Where w• dog e , er, prin. are lordly noted, and it o. dl5 ult to may what they are. Cboiee Mere wool. an' little altered if at all, thoafrb middle and inferior wit. *how a marked **line. Down wool* are Milady, bet quiet. There is little doum in alpaca, which i* held with incsennog Unita..., wader the unprenem th..t the earthquake in South America may have diminota..l tbi *apply. Wuhan is in fair demand at good pnen. Tb.' wonted yarn nude w equally deprnited. The warlike rumour* from abroad, though no one appear. to min... they will end in *Anal oundiet, *rem to affect thin brawl prepubrudly. These w unuoud yri.tradw in tiro-fold. genapp., and weft yarn. The trade to i.e. for Wt....in isdrainng to a Owe fur the yenent arson, sod no new order* are placed. On home er e there ha* been a nemly doing in coloured yarn*. Prieoa an• not tinotibly mitered, but they have a odtening tendeney. Loonntor dtU ...patient, to per - sad.. the More trade. Export merchant* manifent greater casino, and aithhold the tea order* they boil ma oasitmeutal atl.tin w. m a Mott. pacific TIN' Mine merchants operate 5, y eporingly, though with the ender and nor!, .1. - w. allter tlo y more hop fad The Anort,llll non-Must. aso quite inactive. Ilanutart ant. are generilly well employed on oil nittnaet*, thoomh they one 411%4011n fmt n r. c.tid ni NI Ilan are, if anytLiag, a *Loh. . rt I'4. 'file of t' , - tollis I. I , ti tiol} . . unit litaa tin' titaitt. it IP laipmt • T.i. al. a.. I.l4incli of any atiapottau, in who la tlay slur t au t w.aknw th-• trust time at th.. biallUfat 1.. Eat d.. I, are not w au:mahatma . In the 11.1 tad made. the in. teased lull% ity nivat. , .l a -Taal taw' 1 maintained. and the taalwamak. rsa 451 I. time OW. s lb.' (.k% trail.. ham basil vie! Justin: the areut r of il k . )4 at, that Laing ira • la, Wily lay sm. h ti.- no.aniaLe-turer. •b. le and in if. alistrUt as 41.• toll bat .4 :at. h.A. m..wc in inure frilly on 114. Lt A... omit. In tlo. bon. of ail oil'. In F^enetal dataieta a.. ma• flito i. it hair .o..antoty et onlem on. .11th:1.11114o 1.... p all who an- .-masa..l in thaw• well to do dawintr th.• bent ti...llth. L. lira.. and ,4, 41 14 41 . ?none 0.144.0 p. door. In tin funtern al.purtuent a twr D o liming doss, 11l Australia. The ...titian:mai ttaal.. ,p 4.41 lb. 44.1.401.• 4itto-t. 111.• At,,. ti. .4n 14.4414• i..t 4144 ! ) , and nit! o -4. 1414 than talmtwi-e. tailieitaal on: fauturer... her.. u..• Innaduat larger aummint. in w - aan... weekly thaw was.r the ease this. tut.. 1.1% - . !. - 111.1111... and 1144. out -44410r10 an- .l at lions 44 , 11 onopk))411. 111:CIN ANL/ CO iAI. - ••91. I'l 19 Tlio wore of tb, iron trade of the di-trill wt fir a.', whitey to the winter and .laing warm umlaut be xpolon of with any. oil/minty. The order. for radx, which ilemmont of trade ix PO largrly repretental in i'levt4and and the north of Englasel, will madly no. out with tb, elms of the alumni, Oroson in the mat three or four week.., and though xpertnistitioit have darn Unita!, TO•lef. haVo• been unable to °Main ...Jetty any of the 0110).4 to which hare loin taken by fur.ign holm.. Anything at pro-rent in the inarlo4 aloi to elude their gra", owing to the untattled *tide ,if the Whom tilitritet . The moistens hate runlet the Mame, of wage-0,4i., for, and the deltic:dry ore holding their meeting at ttitteyhead to day to determine the triune they will pilau, Thar dotermina loin Lad Dolt ~.are to hand up till a late hour to-night. The ides, however, of ti xtrile is nowhere entertained. The uneertainty„filt under !Myr art umstaneux pryvynts master. tendering with that certainty they mold otherwar do, and hence trade is bmng to the dataiet, and going to Staffonlxhire, Belgium, or Wolf.. If the war. &quite, however, be Nettled amicably it ix pomible Bale may 1., a fair winter trade. llg iron renutua unchanged, but dale ia • better demand bah for the home and elan inbil 1111114 . . Pilaw are mattered. To-day they are quoted at, No. I, Me.: No. 3. tell.; N. 4, CN. The foundry tante I. pretty good. Bar iron ix going taf better. coal and oak.. trade., 800m...A.11.er, is a .light animist meat manifait, are far frau being. Their iy rm. to lie is pellOil deal .tuned up at *MAW of the peta. If tattle, 6.4{..t, - 8, *hoot.' impitne, a better ileumial urns expateia. _ . . ol;N, - I . ..I 11,1. t:, StPt. W.-- thir 5.,. not sso lansely auptslie4l sills uln at to-,lay; but snort ssf Ilse wimple.. in sols.r 14sle slniawed s.f at fully 1... per stuarter advance upssn reerut pi 11, , ,. 11,,,1)• hark., (lie price for which i+.u•a.tity noun's+ nu .1; lost I. MOM and lows awn. P.PSYtt and a. clear 3,4 ..V..1. Whii. %loot, too 43, ; 114 ditto, raw, to :N+.; ciart.a, liaa. to U,: fortotnlit.g. bartry,, Nol. to 40a. - ; tbaltistit ddfu, Mk. trolloro ; 2:oo. :Va. tat quarter. W. tut hat! .4-to sal assaht alsowes... to 000t:a), w bolo, alto r a it 11011.11.4 Itt..111:11t. 41111 pone usoct ;eyes.- table, thou: h it is. to be 'mud that all latch of rota• feed will Will for Kftla• WM: 10 . .tY won., Canto. w, Beer. colsplv of wheat and not.., fah of lark. %V larAt oat u tai-1 otruiana at an 41.14.5 tr•• of at to as-v.lw t11.6t KIVU' wed .11.3111.14, rsili...ise• above our apsist,s thous. itata ateasly at la-I %verse ratea "o'er. white w w, 2 , 0 e. to 21e. 61. ; wluwt, white s4d, th. to 21a. Oki. ; wheat, rid new, 111 a. to 22.4. thl. wlteot. .41.1, 214 to thi. 6d. ; barley, now. 11.. Sol. to 14. all , oatc, potato, lox. to ; nista, Yd. to 1_...A %out' am, Hill'. Its. --TWA uuttlet reirly attended by fat two, i.sal deaden., and 14 , •11 .111 - 11: 1 , 1(11 with ....in. Tl..' wheat trade., ht•Wrltt.. 1611011011 conssidenthloins,,, and coal) otoa all amount of busancca woos thaw, bant thr rote, of law wn'li The quotation wsos fron !tie. to es,. per qr. Barleyslid not show 140 much aethity as of late, and prin. had some downward ten dency, OM. and has being tin highint Fri., we heard of av busing b or n mallard. Urintlitat sittalitss, mule firms Oda. npwanda. lw oats a rely quiet ttvuls• with doing, at Irvin Ma. to pa Flour wn. toasted 41a. to 49... week. and rirrail 14d. tar 4 4 1 b. loaf. 8A.11‘..111-..k I, 1 4 / I .T. Ifs. Moe !mien of wheat were very large, tiro fr. rimming band., at lam week... pars -5. P. to MM. I.l' qr. being the range, and an ay. of brie.' &I. Harley again mold in alwiert nominal quantity, the higher' ytilr being Na., and an amratte of 40r. sd. Them vote fatr rah* of not., at from *Po. avomagiug MM. 4d. limp seat Inner-. melting at 47r. to Itta..; midyear, 40.. to C 1... . liar e, 8111. T. lA.-At thin min mallet to-lay there mur an in ereamd 'apply of grain. For wield pramiutio. ream were whol, sod in mop inidatura obtained. The qiivOit ion woo from Itho. OM. per quarter. Very little war dome in barley, whkh mo. quoted 455. to 46. Oat• bad a groat retail rode at from Ito. to WM. p. reek. Baum mold at 110“. to 61e. ; and pow., at 4/.. to In. per quarter. Broom& l o on 100 at Ma. to 41, pm .0.14 ; and broad at lb,- and lad. per loaf. Dexe•wom, 119.- At OW market tkir moraine there w .• • fah amply of tannery' wheat, for whieb there war rood &- mould, and all prime Quokkas nudimol an advance of Ir. pm load of three huabela, and a pretty good elearanec wom Ina& at thy How. In erring ruan their war no mirth...ler alteration to urge, fur what there arm a steak/ truenmor at tote not,. Yoe them war a raw trade, but Mom were unaltered ; and &f t : l Z I. anis - mottled fully prelim., Vailkett. Inilownyt are tho priere which we ran o`cede: New 11,1b1 , 41t, Z., 1., rt.. gd. ; 5110. to SU. per load of Olive Naito& ; .4d *mod, now to 21... dd. ; an, I n Mc pr 1..11 ; blend torn. IN,. to Ma pm lord ; rya. Ms. to lir. rd. per heel ; old &war, Pk, to 1144. ; nk per load; maw baum, VOL to 1t..; 1t..., 7tilr. per Mandl; wry) prim Iwo nal. to . per Meet; whale. peas, lld, to sic: 1n.., (I L per load. New oats., co.. ell. 10 ; 1111,, YOo. W MM. Or. ; old note, ltr. tt;34.t.: ape. 33...1a On. per yr.; bade, form... Weir hlitlilant..4l•. to dna ; llm.„ Ili-. pet ni.; hung for m* g, ;AM 0, 44, ed. 10 411.. ; tine. 11.. Wl. to ma ad. 1..1 ; I V. 11' onilly wliritt MOW woo thwi, 10p... rot 14y It.. it wen . .. at last W. 41.••• vt, .411." 144,01.1 wA ;,11stotit. 0•114101 r...,......,,..,....t....,„,....,...., LI all=inte•exp., and domed Mode es IPA. MIMI 'Wiwi ow the preriestiessell. se Ms. MOIL We l ad • pretty Uzi oat* and • I•Althi tooit plate, &raw out for tag.lmam de previous nt. ; °ate made alit to . ; and ovalee. to 68P, per qr. t, tißrr. It: he &f O. imports title week into Monstoter have been of barl7 et which we hake received *vat 30390 gig. bliZ Vglinn o sad 2.864 AMP inns kiwitentljle. We have aipo 2 7 gm of b ooed from Taganrog, and 1,600 oni. of mane linen Anuesen, bwideit about 1,500 qrs. of nano hewn Leland. The matt was seneh Arrow. The late iii. hne appear. to have twrived a Week, and we mesh quote Enliph tritest ed. to la. wet uj. Want than loot wooll• Erigindi w h eat, 7.. Ml. to 7.. 01.; ar rd, . phi. to 7.. per cribs.; Ansirirou, 7..; Dmitri , In.; and Gelato sod throats, op. ed. per RDA.. Orindinw bir&, ,.l • ‘ .lW. to 36. , per qr. bid. oat., Wm. to :ci.. per or.; and ' Wane, W. 004. to 4-. $4.1. for old, and el, ed. to tr. *I. p. .r ue-Mel for now. Lao. i 46 iol &swam. : WM at, L 2 11.. led ; beaky, ft 4.. mil.; oat- ,Li 0.. ; and Man.. Li la. bd. perevr. . . (cily rooms, 141..r.r. 19.• - WW2*. Ilea in pretty fair supply at tn day', market. hushing waste's at an advance of nearly V. 'Pm qr. New White sold at 37P. to 110.; new roil, fint to M. pr wt MOW. hero was WWI` toothy ffferi s ar, and we may write priew mum an beretrifon.. Old. came untwist', to hand sad wee do rmer! Of isteadliy st mks whit an spirred tiendency : new rimy lir quoted art lac to Ms pa. 64 atom. Benno wow te short supply and met a moderate demand at remunerative hem. -namely, tinp. to alt e r $8 stone. Ploughing hmi been pu.M.l forward during the Overawes_ ,n Meer. 19. Pitney of wheat tn-day we. way tureen fee which the demand was co-extensive, pain m being gene- Inglwr. Other grain without gettable change. %Vamp, hs. to Ilthi.; bailey, 41s. to 46a. ; oat., 26 , .. to 32a. ; baud We. to MD. • peak., 43e. to 46m. atere I Lit Barr. 19.- The .I.OW of wheat wite tolerable, and the attaidasier of fanner., factor., and other. concerted with the trade was fair. Fades wore elm ted 'Wieldy at Is. to qe: OY.T the surmaties of last week. White tome g •oful at bus. to In.. • red, toes. to Pia per 3G atone. There MIA • her quantity on offtr, and the bast qualitimi met a healthy trade at ratem a little higher than (how, mrrent this day wok, other deecriptinew remaining firm at fully late rates.. Maltin;e ranged from 441 m. to 60P. • speeding, 30.. to 44a. tier qr. The demand fee eats worm of a tliin &evader • the eupply MIA about as legal for the time of the year, and th:r busineme dew wa. at peeve with an upward tendency An some mem advanced pima wee obtainable ; for new sore this- enema rates were 29e. to 3W. Per 34 atone, and foe old, 365. to 40m. p.r ditto. There we. middling supply of bean. ' for whin, • xMwble Iraq itry we. Pi periemed, and esteemed he written ia favour of the toiler ; new, Mb. to 54a. ; add. 664. 57... per 38 done. The grow landm and mot crow are again much in want of motet:tiro. Nalre•tarLl-erost.l% sr. Herr. 10.-The weather during the wok haw been seasoaable, the prewsdlef wind Wiser hem the rat. The snivels of wheat have y diminished, and holden. have eviDeed more arrineme but the busiser peolabg kenos Tueeday bar beak very trilling, millers bolding brat and relating auy further advance. New !loath We are more dill mit of wale, at le decline, and wow portion of the late arri val have bees landed. Fleur rmeweivet from the late heavy fa. We had only emedenae supply of wheat from tke country this earniug, whith mid freely st an advanar of Is. to Ir. per qr. ; • "imaar edvaare was demanded upon mouth country, and in some meaner , * obtained, the market closing with &maws. Rather more inquiry for Sear, and pekes teethe, upwarts. Berle?, beans, and pew unchanged. Oar. 1 per qr. tower, with a slow vale. The arrivals tkie week are : eneateree, 3,043 qrs. ; foreign, 640. Barley, ecatawkw.l7o. 51.10, eneatwier, 1161. Owe, ensetwiee, 4,70; fureikrn, leash cowl wio, 109. B e an e , mmetwee, 331. Plow, 1,414 swim. Nokia.* erre*, Seer. 1.9.--We had a tilt rabic quantity of wheat offering tn-day, and there wan a healthy inquiry at fully la. to W. per qr. advance on last web'.. New white ree lewd 66P. to 60.. • new mil 61.. tupelo. per 36 stow. Of burley the oboe win middling, and a fair iagahy took place at fully former rare-- new, 430. to 414.. ; minding. ase. 40.. per qr. team mere .lowly' to hand and trend buyer, at rat.....emilar to three of hat week •We to • line, Ss.. per Winne fade were a limited show, and the dentand war peat) lewd at prime • the advance-Bee tri tl.. ; few, p... per 14 .tone. Fanner. aseyrepariept fee the covnag Of wheat. lama t. a, Herr. 19. -The supply of wheat was only limited et One neu l o t to-day; and abliiiiieh :of. awed 1.. to la per tar.ita(.. an. dull at the adv.them Teem mem mac I, irley efferml for ado, and fanner. demanded b. her wl,i.h docked berante.; the full prion I. week urn• maintain-I few all ameriptione The, week we Benue bad the weather touter. and Met evening very heavy run for ...vend hour, White eters& twitting to far.. t, eels ditto arliching rpll.. to 6611.. fate to .14s. ; bra malting hark) - %Opting Slit.. to Pale.;, 46P. to 4:a. ; raniohne w.. igtante33lle. to , t., 'weighing se • . to KM ; .at., 31e. to UP. ; teen., 10. to 47.. ; pm. maple . Fl • to 47.. per qr. our. W.. par sack. Am:rime: Whew, Lew we.. fele. ; lurb y. 1.1314 qrr. 4aa. 7th. \ulrta.•nme, Seer. 19.- The eitq of wheat wa. moderate. •nd there was. a fair demand at en a easier of 1.6. toY 1.1 New white Kemple. were takin of it 37a. to 61.. ; new pir qr of 36 %bate. The supply of lerley ace telerat:e, and a firm feeling prevail..) in the trade, eellete holding out dimly for ea methane untie, prime of last week-the range being from sea. DOW. ler qr. "Oaf* mane tairly to band, awl there wee a dead" inquiry, due wee movie, off at about rather more rauuey ; otbei Tektite" le•karg quite as well will, namely, at tai.. to 34... floe aree., plke r 24 ides, Of team, the 'suly ere -eanty, and make we re 'fried at prime fully as high as t h o se of the pre view week -ate. to SW.. tlro per 38 none. 01 n ma, Seer. 19.- Our awn exchange today was. hugely attended, and eamplee rprrmnting large bias w• ry very plenti ful ; 11,. te en. a arm r feeling in the trade • been.... tranweione wee, however, chiefly eon/bled to pureiame. (ran menet! ; prime mama ?tom fele. o 62e. per qr. Seem' maniple., of new malting lierlee sere in the market, but the outrageous arum asked by fanners prevented many mama being teemed tette were in moderate named, and commanded from 2611. to 336. Old bean., whi, h were , melinetly warm, roared from Me to 56e. ; n. w bean. wen worth fnau we. to 3D..; hog pew, We to 401. ; buebopp pea. an. to ere ; dour the to 4a.. per wk. PrTieltaela.teitt, Herr. 19.-With • winewhat limited show of wheat the trade ruled healthy. and fanners were able to make prem., above 2,-. per quarter over Uwe 4/Maimed laat market €l.y. tok gbh atanunt el bueineembeipirdeue. New white,llo2,.. wow.; la w rad,Ste. ta, 53.. • obi whit. , 34e. to ; old red. 4 6 .. to 51.• Iwr quail."' • 4 :re Ib. rate wie, twain a Neel. eat, q uant y ..f Dew barley. which euppetwel it. full value, making Ile. te W.-. per qtrart••r .4.1. ataitinsil. I /at. IV.n• mmlendely narvented, an.l .!angel hiuely stenehly at top prime, new amt.: fet e hing ea,. t o ;In,. and ulit to .5101. per imperial quarter. /(w bean,. the full rate. of Led a. ek var. pr.:, tee, an. to ;hr. , :ea.. t o alt.. ter quest. r. tie 1h mono, S. : pa- 1111.• wheat tn.!, Ina 1. , enratherllu..taatine during the emir. The deelelle in prime on aannluy and 31areley 0 , .. Man eitnewhat key by a diminution of atipplie. and * more wirer are mewl isi the part of Delhi.. On the whole, hew • ev. r, ale at ie nod• :met, and in all pi...604de ih.• !lade .I,•tr• :tt our marl. t wea be At 11 d. natal, and axe tuna 0 • .or tether r lean• tire, l',. Hoare la • Ue wese madmetrly *heat, irltr h add at 3.1. per talda I .4.1. lat•- •petatielt.. 11. timed tor leirlev as.. pretty goal, and prime w ie quite I , luah Lite. Oate bel Di upward ti mirror, and beau. nmde tee lane. 'lie ("Marine were the earl, tit ram, Wh, e. wha m 141 to ; WI to 7e. ; a, to ; oat., a. led, to ; erne, :-.:N. al. I. I tau-I:• 1. ih. at .10 1.. Seel la. thee , heert Tate dna.: an wheat, with au reonee af tame lion. of 'I,. Wats bare i. . 4.1..r.5 . 0 n. oar the pat of 1.10.1.• r. leina 4..111111..1 for hate d..aand. tha n 1. blab, At the torn •%, Italia. , 11. n. ~ fair -epee 'coop, .... of IN -1 whoa and n.I h biougat teuel .:•• pie •., with an inenee Mow) emottikay nod ch e ep pan a. Yee - to W. per ipairter , hemp. r. with but little beranme.l...na in f hea. enaktue. For bed lots of white what the etiolation., are 57.. !th., and a f.-u 'an. le , 7er. to ti... quatt•l ...andarr, we. ititerwr. (plan, r et 6:11e. t.. 0111... id, VIM' 141.11(.1 ; 14 .1 .Vd WII.a:. t.. 31..: and dauip and inf. rioriett.el• ~ f to:4 , per yat-t. I: operation. on the part of buyer, en• ;.annu e d t. par retail. Foreign wlwat ea. in limited demand, at late reduet tone. Flour Imam! elf 'lowly, awl me, utue: be noted at le Aee rappr for all elpt Mg the lime wen-med.. pareeli. They... WA. a good demend exp.-Mt...el for b. et kiwi,. of malting barle. awl tete quetatioue are well aupporteil. o.g. underwent n-uw lv 30 quotable illative, but the to deny eat mete Its. doWnWara, the tempt mine having milieml a alight naling off in the detnetel. Good old bean• wen• v.r am, and wine must be noted at tkl. per quarter ihorer. Other wins of grain the wine 4.1 telore. The Imp harm , / i. now completed, picking 111 nearly every part o f Kent Min;; at an tie!. Ilse reap i. te.: eapetml to nor. 11 Mt unease, tin- yield sVer.•tills: (HIM 5 wt. to 7 cwt. ler acne, eau. , Ole qUality et the • rop i. tea tire-rate i 19.-• The chew of wheat t,.-day wa. fair. end the tie& nalml mod, rue at ad.atu-lug primer. White may tie Waded at 5:-. to ww: red. It. to ah... per 36 *tone. ai. "Lie dearriptiolla of grain there wee but ouall mupplee, awl the leaimemi trammeled seam at prime quite a. high al thole of the pr. Tana ea,k, and in mate in.taneee rather hiveler. Warr.,. a, S. el'. Pt -The supply in wheat ai this dace market ie moderate. en miring mini more ohavniig. Wheat muo Wl,l Wig Im , to pee Wad apt lag ,vas rather In rd. o n, of the buyer me to prey. Wow ,error, Steel . 19.- We had a full market toelay.thii. Ming our lame annual fair. Fanner. soaked mem money for wheat, and millers ly men.h.l an advance of 411. to 9.1. per hair of three lowielm. Ermiieh rot *lest tea ed.. and slate 21e. per bag art three budiels. Malting barley. ae. 6,1. to S.. tel. tor ; araldemlelli P. hi. to ea.; Wu Ivan., da. Q., and old. de. M. to ee. hl. per lei.liel ; liewheli ewe ea el. to p e e V 1 1 ,11., and Ineh.4e ad. to 1.. 61. I.t.t kitCeld awra,re st at Worerster 22 Ifie. nil. peramperial quarter. At Kidderminster market Thurelay them wr. bat a ale , rt shpi Iv of wheat lei ed. r and pia, re *hawed Ire per quarter bo b lor real and shit, wheat. title. r gratti Dalit•tatlasl Ile extreme etire len, of lot week. We had ento rain as driLie awl tame %koala amyptable. Yew it., Prier 19.--The altemlntue hem ilaa thin. but tho wippliee wee MOM' than proportionat., and a, a redllet ion of 1.. per quart.? was wayaelml to, a lair amount of Waimea. W.Y. ult.- uudely dem.. lite quota/dam ore (NU. 50.;.. 'lie; b u i l . tire& aim very quiet, awl the highoe Nice tee hoary or 1r.,. Per quarter. I late wore .tole! 4W. to ; 44.. to :at., • 47 ... t„, tie. p e r quarter. Flour a. lam We told a great deal of min. and the county a loakifrg impamed owe ewer. Yuan, KAP t. aukakol to-.toy am only looderat iy pliud with apt the tool, wee I..*ltlty :It Ir. per qr. is (*sour of the Iter. White VO;Ili/.•11 Nto ; !AN.. to per 116 atone t. of the barley trade w. tolerably settee. and the rhos belts rather 140t1.d, the extreme ptiee. of In.t Saturday were mottle oatablidted, and in vase isetanons - eruslsl, moat nor rot Irtrumt.. to 44. per qr.. 1/11.1grualute 44, tItT:111 AVOW. Thy. r • al out au as rsure .du ow of hut,. SO he 11 sand an. ' , nit) tonal at thin pine, 7.. to tI. per qr of ?I .ttniebeing nalis4l. With a tnplerrte mhos of b.Lrn., the trade WS.* Atint.t.V at rate. fully ,goat to demo of Ott. 114 ne'nnarht, M.. to NIA. pot. :04 Mune }lye nu. quoted at It.. pr qr. Malt moved .4 at 7t to Sri. per qr. Flour We. t.. 4n.. pet mot of Stale. IV At Tlt Itt‘O.D. Nary. 19. Nu forela orris We 1.. resort. Sup ple. of IN.ll ue pain lisaital All v rwriptions ad main an' 10 better &runt 'with buyer.. Poole of the quotation* ate the Wee an that of OP. day er'oniorht ; stenier as alteration in value h,e. mewed It la not or atatarird mnrestsas.t. 'Wheat --Yowlers has bees dolt in 1110119 eaters•Pely, and *Mora Sally an Scar. Italh out Pooh on utbt, and the clamor w is (Kraut uf maths, Barley arictles Oud buyer. at the full rurretsy of &ttustay LPL Oat* would to Seely tarn at M. to M. you burro, todurtioa. Indian corn—A decline ..f Ad. per barrel boo isdored as farersavt demand. Flour ad per reek ONtairr. Impfa this work s- -neer, la mark.; meal, 47. thane+ the. op* :_Wheat. Mb barna. ; tat. • 4 . 0 ; ; 14 ; 31 .Y. 1. tot ; MAW, w wss, ; ustourl, di. CAITI4:. Nam. le.—tour worliet to-dray, pta•- erund • none towns - sewn Amster than it has inane al for • was aideralde tiny. loth Least*, Abner, told plc. woe roars unnturon• than they hare brew Warr the dtwutht mei bt= taboo. tow er were atant Pin *beep and lan an ISA atm POW war ent. In bows • lair bairn was tannetted, mints sutra whit. al from £ll4 to LW ewe ; attain at h um Aft Lit „„.1„ and rano( hallo at tuna trier. to t 8 @b. own. The snug" only paned of dowel} i Inaba were oeming at tmin in Ina. nob, and Auer. at meta varying hoot 11.. to is yap. „ m yna, pekoe about the maw ow thaw of hut week, e hew to Ili , . 4.3,440. •litn.* NB. to Ink and MA. la ltaa T ' a!on'euttic trade wan again dM ni t • hada*, tit tanornowee or the wanly attoly of feral. The pu. !poen enflame.. Auld brablabrappwan huanar, to be improving In Mb n ... 4, *4 t) teary Ilan* Largay Ulna eaterd. L y aw l t o . day. Fur I • 114, S.. la 1..14 11, Thy „t la•for., .14 as 44. tat 11‘44.4 1.4 . 415ig 1143414., **bd .. j.• yen 6.1 ly •,,rrategl. alue t„ ale loth. 1. h 44114. 648. ad /WY Slat. • ; tat ',Lai, is. :•• .4. 4pi. per 1141 b.: Stock appear to be togenabty bombMa w o f,,a t mama; at any rate Sere are few demplalote on thie hem . 4 " NOVI • d a y, If —Theta etai a toterahle en M T cattle here to- end the attentlneee wan rood. Tt to •r. m Wee linnt,d, and WWI wither, The ebn• beset. wee ern and the trade de ll a analter.l,orn Then. yew • her pest of , derap and whoa; /need• bidden, bat Yin* we made eimety. eupply tooderate, and the demand was doll at t r e.ot the ehow wax large ; a RIO. &mead mu eq. ca l u , j , the rates of Wet tool. The trade in hoe.. wee 4141. UM. :--Mikb cone, Lit to 120; stereo, t 9 t, at , esh,., Ito. to tin. ; rhea. in. to alla.; tittle tr. t .. lentil, Pa to 9M. earl. : ba.oo pip, 7a. id .; p ok.•t- 7. • • • door. t Rl.ita.F. LATTER FAIR. In-lay "int iiidayj thi• Untie& Linter l air w le-ii,g i seating. di the forenoon has Leas anything lee p innaminently the attindem Wore elev ti o'. L. k . a I 1/1 - gllll to clear up- were very mi.,. :•,, who are really inclined to do bminem,t,,. 11111111W011.. M....apply of mottle an the remit. 1. i • varimi..l.•••••• an. nometounly repri- , nt.•l 'I ~king 7, • tat 2 Inel , are neaten. 'argent in point of out& •. l • of the %hole twing of that. lirvid. 14 . 1 4 , 1! ,! ; Ayreltiree, (ittlowaym, and ,• tart Int, Aymhirm, are potty nmneriniv, -• , - bag the Flighlandmv arc not 'ivy Lone t r•; horns are primett, hut oar m lar-qi minter, •••••ii, • . many wawa ebwn. licit. of !./.• • •I 'soothe.. The onntli:bott of the ~•..,., • -• bed, mud the) nre emit'. idly et.y far (tool I. , soutod ivarlit ion in Ile. • time of mind ir • ••• the , uttle thew TNT. Malt* rift!! the fiall. YbV cmy:ii.arro.i.it • ogle_ 1.. , Ei * ttlams7mem are nothing to bout of. •i in middling tondition. The . • • • - • good buret., mud w art the intl••ii • • pared with other At. of milli. "0- -.• • . ,peakinginviendly. At It WI4•181t ' -• /, • „ - ggfeed,t bough a red JAM.: yrr vad..l tip. 11.... • ; are evidently mom the aria be given, b re w. s. • . the whole, are in mew* were condition flint, tor .- , sere lint noun* lughrt than am liking are :—short on.Lciter., LlO to tit; 1..... • • .'"‘ Irish heifer., Lb to £l3; ditto balk.. h,., El 7 • w.. 6 - ET to /13; bullock% VI to tit; .1 ; e•!. , .- ighbrderm,ranch e gulp depart unlit there im ,•,.. nia aidering dreuinsitaneea, m eornparrein The attendanm an thin department re Lire r thie other, though as yet brained has Uot tsw.. Th. prima half-bftde , ar.,; . 1 ' -- former of whieh are largely reprmenteil, though ; at , very rinniermai. Here aim the prim., am lire. dad 1,. a•,• • of hoiden likely to minim a chick. They az , Linn, at prment mirrent, and Wlll very 'rashly ..m.• fort LaMar= Bally DP Dogma. Foe Liilf-tri•ihs sy m. b e i ng gelgad tlievrota., 7m. 41. th 1./. • •••• are to 14m. The numbm an the gronand le di if. • a .., and 16,000 and the arrival. are continuing .—'• l, HOPS.—Wota - aarta, Part. 19.—Th• great • nt the Wastages. dietriet, whirl Barked. Woreenter. and Oluseenter 17:oi n to . • ~ thr growth this year m theme plantation. • e • • , tat onlyas inannuarly laze maroply but a ourrgr.q.o.L of bayeas and the former from all part, • London, Bristol, Birmingham, Barton, Map available plare,for wardinnei wan tilled, &/1)11 , h. n. the County-ball, and were rzarrun.l art. - • dant, tlx perfume of whirls pirvaded the wh.i. 7 • rtmarluibly lanr, but tbe quality a.. fa 1.4 h .xlaY•tad. The high Trinde a ition•4 _ daningr, bruining a large onantity nn •' as they were ripeninir, and the lu • a .- - . all toasting they eoald not be pulled fro • • ral the lamp however b rrrw .1,111114, but th. • dole half pu bell, and 1b.... are daily d. ten sr se war bti•lr all day to-da y, and ; ..a14.. ml. mak—a total of I 7 weigh. el 'inf. , , ommmaktroitt of th.... L . • i gag •anoth • fauna a ragly ...de . • a , mg. ing.t.gtaan. £5 to given for .g 1.•flor ,narer, And 11011.-h 01.1111, 11.1.• gleet.d. off. o•I .• I. Ilepli,ne .1 Wog g • 4. r arsl tie i•quel to . .... IL. W.i..-t. r gle.tra t. Igor in R•-,:• .. • ..at IP ;la the maj..raty of the los•-• .t. • . 1011E16..V MAIL) ,•1.1 • 11%11, M.. 1 •.-. ..411111 m.d rnott..lt 4411119 r. ••• to-day. 7 he- 'nada I..tvc for I I • 11 , a2dity mornuag. 4. t e.• r. 2°. Tip. • • . • ria.ll her at 7 a tn. tn-Afty. sh.• ar d l .srk.-t~..• • IV. and teltirrailift• thy •. . Vr. p.m. All ikrU. and Oriental ( onipan) , .. 'tears..? . • 2 thr Sy] 11l at b p ).nr....n63. Th. t • • r;.... ~ Main.tiller. on tLi. 9.5111 inrt , an.l Os. lar.. r :• - • ; the *.lnd prniumn I.li nr...t. EKrr. 19 —TL.• Wear I 1 • • • uhan. !'•.rt•mu-Itlou•, A •irtea • • • . TILE TEIAT. OF WIIF-LAN.—Telegraphie of the trial of Whelan, who has since been convietvi • • • murder of Mr. Miice. dated littows. Sept. S. s. - "The trial was resumed to-dap. The prison, dram& carefully in black. His eye was and rowing, and he vainly endeavoured to ci.•. • prom hie hps and appear determined. He seemed not - much a murderer as a shallow enthusiast easily led b, others. The city *warms with correspondents, ileteetiv, &e. Around the goal a regiment is encamped, and a r of twenty men resolves Whelan every night. Earl. •:Mies '.!!) rounds of ball cartridge. The loyabst• threatened that if jo-tice is 11 , 1 clone. they w • Whelan hy force and hang him. Publio i• • • and the mond conviction is strong that WI.. ' • niurilcier. Six or 'kr, n head renties f: in N• • and Buffalo aro here with mi.incy to aid and they are cl.s•ely watched. - - , 1.1..,w ‘Y•-• p 11....! lit 1.. relal )1,11 th. 3 ••., I • t h , PC.. I!, • !..vkal:: ' • • • 11,. 10.11,0.144 y y • i.ot all • and nytilat.. and in. to.r.: • ei en- unnin -inuat.• pit p.inition th. 1111 Th•-n .in.l ear, fall plelon, 0.. tat a• • I,F • . gnj..• in. 4,1 • ••:•1,•r• :•!•• , :i•-tii. .:1 .1. ran.: • ••• 1.'104 ••• t••• 1-• an 41111, , VAC:, al ;•• ..sl• kly. ! ILLRRIAGES, AND - - BIRTHS. 1111.1.- 5.1.! Ty..-. 1 1:.:.t Spin...4l. Id, T... • . • of J S. Ihan-. M.l 0.... t .• Jautalt. :. la 1 1.11 LI I. -1....i.t. talot. 17, at tint-.:r••: .: . - - la it.- of .1. 11 115..1 - ..• 1:. 1:e1.. Of A .1.i:1..: 11AM lilNe 6.1...1.:1‘f I:. it k0i•!...:. I' 11.1'0141k, ..i a -ou. ft NItV- S. I.t. nth. f N. I: Stelttho: :I I! Me" Mit. 1..11 Hem y, .4 A .latl,ht.l. 111.W1,11.- ratariubt r I:. at Hill.h•y-rt a:. . rite tot Alfred W. 11, in r. E-q., Of a ...II JI , 11. , ;54 iN - SI Pt.. 1111.11 G. at it:::..::;:„: of the 11. J.lllle, T..1..111,011..4 a ••• :I 1-1311Nti.- Sert‘ml,r I:. at Itittua....j. . • Henr• 111111111 e. F..-1 ..d a tl tughter i:oitturn-i•N.- tkpl, , tober 17. at ;4,0, t'..*:.. the ante of ell.lociel J H. ••. 11,44-rts.l:. ...• . nowier-Itt at tal at Malta.. , t a thatt.J.:. I EYE.- Soptetular 17. at Part -1141.1. rutt.• • 1. - of a .1, . WES-TI.EV.• Septenther Is, .‘t Tan:a•lel -• lb. wife of V. W,--th:• 04 a sn. MARRIAIIi * S. Prl MANAN--CARTYI:.- Pet.tee.tee I'.'. .• - tbut.-h. thettar.l-••tret. 11trtianan-Nualt . • • • Sy ntonr. M.A.. T. J. llnehiluan, Viet . :.:1, . I. . ,1 "..1.' I I . A1 1 ‘ ,1 ) 111 . 4auftlat,e ~a L. 1::. I. •,...• Bon. )Irv. Cut. r. 'll'loa IX A I.I.:XANPFR. • S..otat.l.et 17 c-. • - - tlington. hy the Her. W F. Ila I-n. II t • . ' ItraJtato. W. Iludaert. captain of II N'• ••- '• Regiment. fourth aon tot the late W. II.: I-•'•. : • t:1t11.., mar fak e to 31at tl.la, • hltot Jany..•• - • • • - 11. 1.. Ah atuu:er, M.A.. nate' . of 6 III:. 11.1 '- .- • .1.14 . I,tl /..$ WWI - LIFER. rata.:ullat K. .. - ' • two. ha. , 11. Henry, ...on of the late J. t.,. o :•. :. • . - ' koetna Viett-na. thought. rof the late , 1, •.• ' . 1111 W 1..1.1. --111N11111AI:eU .-.-'tau • 1 I•. . ... ' 111111411. 111.1d11••• 14. by the n,.. w ‘t : • . , ' • 1.11111:.+I 6.11 of th. late J. I'. 'roe.% I - ‘ . • ~.0,011•1•1:1142L1,1' Of J. 1. 11111,1111.1,:l. / • .. Volt,. GAY l''.it:ElllAltliT f 1...0.r 17. • - 1611. l' Ilk. It.. 11:c MI-61 ol I ..1:O.• . • - I 11.1 1 .. .1.1111.114 by lit.' Ite, 'I E. 1.1 • . • ' John'-. I tai.hanl, t'.. 11. •• ..1.., .I , - -- . • II lo . F. lt.t .S. Elf . et Pala. h :.- • . Caught.' of F. ti.g..l, 0,11, 1.. 4 .4 1' ..-...: . no.. N'l'A I T EI 1 111).-- '.-pt. ull.er 17. it i` .. . • Intha--• ' Italia. Ey the 1.. .1 ...4 . " ' !Unto, to t unly Mary. anti: '.tet el t:•• • • Itath. W lUNAII Itltt tWN. S. 1.:et01.. - t ut. • !:.• . 141111. , 1016611e. I.) (Ile He.. 1 . 041.. ::, 1 o - atopton. to Mary Anull-71..n. •.not... •• .: , . 1.'...1.. ot King-ton-hill, Saar .y. I:IF:ATMS'. ANIIIEWS. thl.teuther 17. at Rath, NI artl tat I.AWIttIN.-tteptember IS, at *Artie : - V. T. Isswear. batettatismt.law, aged t.• DONALII.- tteptearb.‘ Itt. at Urirtna.l !• - . , Warb.rstb. lours 'lath, the wife o( 1 . • -.• ' : Elldet. September Is. at bet redden.... ••I' • -, ~.,..% • tlelde, after • lingering illittos borne with -.- s• ' •:. Marla }2 ^ o4 WPC Of the late Henry Anil , . o Lao.. •- ittth Teat of have namely rsarnwted by all •.- ....".. L'i, -. /.1.1,11.1 1 .- tie:attars lit, at cl o axt Hall, 1ig..,j011. 1 1 / 4 6'1 , Uanl, Fay., Of 1110111111110111. hlarter, Neal ;'.l Httl'E. - thetottaula:r Is. at tiltaienrtaw-pla.•*. r. 1." "" - i n • 1 .,,, .. toth, eldest daughter of the late :Right II . 0 ' - _ ate el 7?., l a - a l l 0 - LYO.--81pIttabee It, at Stuttatatt, U. Ga. E`l • - ' ' (*titer, will 71. I . t: 3LUIJORI.MNIU4.--bettaiber 17, a the fOA teat ''' " „ • Manual Illa.rjunbaolu, Fey., et lir...marsh. 1 1 •.. i" ";,,:. Mawr, awl St, Wimpute-stret, tourtb •••n •', e " ?third Natianbeer. r.q..of I/Pe*. Her WI. • t 1 MO(Ii1M.- 11.1111111b4W IT, at Earl'e.terts..e KA....ple". ' . , Moan. R./E.T.A., slat It or at the lade Res. W. u. ••• •• . now otAthAdtb)*. Laseatritir4 aged tt billilvinio.TW3TE:•llA.Ekti:heri.7. ' ,.n 17,. A" : 4,,a at etra.P:;- lan e.4:::::;taleea.'ll. :-..61:' litYllll , la go.-popt.lober IT, at noratea, tilamarantio e • l. s . • ° :,; lotto March, the alto at T. a.m.....i. Pb. II • 4 tb " . sad ad itarell-riam Larks. EgattON.-- bet 11, at DirJhutot, tto)tlos. Au'. . "4 . wife of W . ore au bp. St. PITT/ICS. timber IS, at hit ',radon.... the tt•-•T•If •- J _ l t: i t at t"" 4.• • et. Mitjr-Oettottal T rear.. 6 ."'.. Matra. rad M. r a oete WA kr4F.E.-tbratttiaber IS, at Waal., N',lla, Haelsw7. ~,, ' alt. of JOIMII E. Virrort% kg., fortatort) °I Hs•o aa t '.... l'utted mars. 111 Isar filet ray. tea. --. ~.._••-••••-••=..=.. - ----.-- v. Ptint.ll aaa rulilabea by WILLI/OS WIN, n ...E.. of IC' t l., thantaie-itratt, in Ow llty of I ....In, Nimes. e 1 1 ibee 111 Hourenrots.t, in the r t ,, ~,. t o f Whitt ftsorn .l:, 'oat, tat towns .1. I. 31 ▪ 'Li rn3 , 11. -•• •11 / WY • a'. d, • ••• • • • • I • d. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • dd • I I . • a •••et • .. ..4 1 ▪ .1. • " 7 • • . . : . • • . • . !, • • Y. w .• aat led t. rtivrz. • • • • • 4 1 • • • a j 1:.• • - • 110- , 4 ,14 , .d • .154