The Express. — London, England, 1868-09-07 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. 7IIH DONCASTER ST. LFAIER MEET , An. TO TKO ZOTTOR OP TES RITMO. Slit, —Those who run and mail eecurry day see the force of the well-worn axiom : iaaoha a . na a dangerous thing in the bands of a fo 4 ; b u t turfii;-have long realised the feet that t he ‘.• pencil" can do just as mach Mischief when handled by—not to put too fine a point on it—the reverse of what you are not allowed to 41111 your brother. It can. make the grandest of atettud's national pastimes • l'Award and a eham, bring thnee in the highest places 'hewn to the month level of the huntal thimble-rigger, "rob and plunder" to a greater exh•ut `than the tlerea-t wolf that ever prowled, awl still elleud no law ! The harm it Ilea done this mason will not bear eoutemptatiou, and such an outcry was raised in the Derby week as cannot be smothered far many a long day, rehire opienou attributing the scratching of the Earl just ,we.ty bean before the race solely to its influence. Souse people are so uncharitable as to say that it dispemd of Lim for the St. liegcx also, despite the stateinonts made that he fell " lame," their convictions being bailed on the suspicious manner be had gone in the minket for a fortanght prior to the pen operating upon kite en Friday last ; and there is certainly no confuting them. The more litignotu ask why he was nut struck out iu the morning instead of the ahem:sou. the time at which the eadastrophe occurred teeth 'l' piling up the agony, as by a moat peculiar coimehleisee the or for did hot reach the Messrs. Weatherby until five minutes aster the usual time for the closiug of basilicas at the I enchn eitlllll, at the chief of which the undertaker was at Yowl for a good two hours, as any casual observer u.a.ht Lave seen. flowerer, he 1i11 , 4 gone to the Ito trite flour whence uu sate " ever rehires, and tho issuer Le and hie •• belonginga" are forgotteu ou the tutt the better. It happens tuts men:ly that we are not near the dead seinou yet, aid for the next two months the public marl will be abtawbed by something more when: ease and entertaiiang then Cie hid try of a murdered favourite, some fully ureetings hiag alvestiaed to omit on after 1/oneastei . . 'Vhe past ter k, in tar t, haa be' wont of the lightest of the ;suet:nee ...4.1011. And thew was little to create any .t,r b.l - ond the &glower doings, the principal ••incident " at 6:idea-Bail ai being c ei neeted theiewith. u• 'umlaut who won the lutr,ua:i mid St. Leger—how 1 wnl not pietead to VU111:11 tar. it being though that the lea.eis-on vow Alortemor could hero •• walked w .*- had long been talkod shed a. u ilkeiy Matter. Abingden wad only of passing import:owe, inel I shad not dwell upon the running even tor tilc sake of buiasung how happy were my :eleetioue for the aeveral :event. Staked Upani; nor is it neeeas.n-y to further re set to the Ceratewitch and CaulariageaLire until the ae rept:niers toe heiore the worth uottung Ii tying been la hind the hotoneua Honesty to make hint a gesal horse hen he won at 'laden last Tuesday. 14th race. will be best le ft alone until the Doncaster week is fairly saanilmied. as they must be induetteci by the various re sultts a ti.e weights ut several are rut &WAAL It 1t lane Gown aria have to put up a peualiy for winning the Cup nest Friday, albeit I ate not nOv,rt.tai stout his , calming or even mac lug for it, though he did rasa through Loheion %accompiniied by the l'aluier, Co la tothand other-, en Saturday, anti italoubtleassafely ian. led at the Salt:tenon by this tune. Sir Jerald' Hanley may prefer running him in the Fitzwilliam, a great trial raw that will open the ball at the Dou.:.eter locating, tot which his Palmer will not be quite good enough. if hipounier or brinastou, 1.11114104 King Victor, and other mile horves that are ou their legs should be among the nomataboris. Frig-m -eter, who was made second favourite :for the Cesarewiteh, when the handicap first appeared, will not incur any penalties by winning; nor will he, ii Mr. jor should let him pick up the Clamber Plate, a matter err little difficulty, as he receives Vlb from Vespaeizin, through estapiug a.y extiar. So does the lactic La l'almer, who may, however, be wanted for a greater Mirk, in the event of which the oil horse would be so vieeidedly second best to Fripounier, that his party Deed nut oak of pulling out Martyrdom. Thia cult will have euough to do in the Champagne, even to get the measure of Ileiladrum, a comparatively easy task being before the ert mid Dundee, unless the "dark - Jaunted is ao superior to Martyrdom as to do battle in his stead. Chatelherault, the best of Sir Joseph Hawley's, Lady Dewhurst, mad nnuret, have shown only second-class form—and they are the best of the other public horses. But, larder any circumstances, let there be six Ismaels iu the field and I shall still plunge on the yellow ai.d black of Mr. Merry. The old jacket will not he disgi acid in the Filly Stakes when enteusted t Crocus, who may only succumb to the Ledy Melnourne filly. us Melody wa • at the Carragh last week, after per fenning seven times in this couhtly during the prev. ris fortuight. Whether Candidate Lan win the eilasgow Stare. depeuda on what the utiallowns oppue.al to him me) , Ise capable ut ; and another minor event, the Doncaster l'late, should be won by Van Amburgh. or th:ant in his absence. The Great Yorkshire Ilan heap, de cided over the St. Leger Course, is rather out of the Fishnet's scope, aid yet Cotytto has run so badly then se area that he may have to early the cherry jacket, theia being no great laver to beat. Hip is sod Nyanza ale Lath Ul.elUl Mlles, it is true, and they have a material 101 vahtage in the weights with this i diner, as do al- Romp hod Jones, and Tabouret, the bet class animals el the reuituder. The Girl would hie): all ;reel the wiauer were a genuine demon-trahon to be male in her favour, tie thrisel plate in the la-t Cearewiteh being r coin it. !elate II enough, and anythitig that is better than Thalia at tea Sib most be a •• good thing:" hat the: e the stabit nitentious, hotwiths:am;dig they a: • -satehial with the filly's Cesaiewiteli wei pail ni 11 • I a ii lines 'tea ate with hi , . Ihe utter look* like riareg, It. ...All can improve ;lb on iii• lw., el awl •Inlitot; toren le. will hale a T. 1,0 iret, 1 .1 1.: • ell.. ne i.c. th , ": tear from t ;Aetna. I. alei iattl Nyatisa, in nay op ii on. A Slaw.; die.-. c ;using with the I: newilliam ou alou lay evettat!, up the e.glit eveut. that %ad. c Tans ..•y Lard. e .. .;;: - Leger day afford, only tt , Aft•ll ite.tis, of whi :11 ti it • ft 1 live wed lira Igate Pu.l two and the Lt:-yt.,11 . -. race, ....se ott Monday eveuilig.whil-t a little itualinip, d the Ituflord Abbe : . Stab_ 101 the nr,t time, will as e•-,al h.-IN to keep the game alive. There are two other e:.I iu the programme, that for two ye.ir ohls Lying etrist lied the Douusgtoii, after elidtig without a "wow an long. It is flouting but a staiuble, and I e.ria only auvist that any money entrusted to Soubrette, Itriiirh Lion, and the best the brothers tilos, can proluee, may be width following. It ha. been doubted whether Latiebuty will run anything at the meet;tez, or I should " fancy" the stable for the last-named event as strongly as I do Joseph Lawsou's Pirate Chief or Harebell for the Corpnratron. There appears little chance el the St. Leger going into Hampshire, evm if at). do pull out hlr. l'adwiek'a Athena or Naivete, or Liidseeker. all a. , doubtful ataitera as The Spy, Odrigaii, Ite-titutir n, CLekea, and others that have Lot met the fate of the serateLed Earl and Cap-a-Pie. Paul Jones too will have to distinguish himself in the Great Yorkshire Stakes to i.e it:eluded in the field, and the following cum prise thereally probable start e rs at the pr esen t writing: RiOdort by Iti.l.lvnby a . „ 01 iOll . • •.. . (11.11.11, Si. P 41011411 . . C int•On King . 1,44 I iftsulJont, . P 0.7 thalonez ' itlurAin Typtta-u, 111. I 'Any . . O. lorne Should Caiinon be wanted for one of J. Day's after all, Jl'ffr , y will have to tool St. Ronan, a, he did in the Leahy, though Mr. Chaplin wou'd not give up en, tante woo: he at all t Lis chance. The above list. however, is sul,:eet to whit. r con ection may be necessary after My air. val at boticaiter. and under any eireun.quiteei there WA not : to be more than the luilfeiimen nig-owned really .• ill the hunt," Orion having been recently end-, whit .t the reports concerning St. ltotein are a+ unf ivouiable as the last performances of Paul Jones, Blueakin, or the Sawyer. And yet the market never gave, such strong in dieauons ot a "rank outsider" being i cely to win, as any enterprising speculator could get on the six crac k s b y laying about 6 to 2 on them, wieurding to the latent Tlit• pnces—end by backing all nai otheriiro'oble starters, including Birdeeeker, Athena, The and °union. be could make a certainty of gaining 16 per cent. on hie outlay, whatever won. Hence the bookmakers must be waiting for something to drop from the clouds, or they are generously giving the_public the benefit of the "died money " The En.l and other early favourites put auto their volumes. Did toe perform ances of the horses have anything to do with the problem it would be mmily solved, the following being a summary thereof: Xing Alfred Formai& Wolus Kt lb h 10 h 6 8 5 Birdetoker . Paul Jonas iiketait Seesaw ...... ............ 2 St. Raman Orion 7 4 Sawyer But it is scarcely " public form" that will wi n th e tit . Leger of ISOS, or Mercury would be nearly last. in.tead of one of Dan Darson's "goat things," and Tabouret did so badly before he brought off the Goodwood Stakes coup that it would be lunacy to look at what the Middleham champion (who our beat Ursa) has accomphshed this year. It ix the market that should prove the Wit guide after all, and this augurs that Yor miry has ken well tried. Typhoeua has not been through the sal, and doubting his having recovered from the severe accident be met with in the spring, I must put both See ry and Viscount before him, each having shown signs of improving when last they . performed eo creditably. What is to make of King Alfred n the mint awkwanl point, as ho GD his way to Doneaster, and may just VA roily be a second Lord Clifdvn as a word King Tom, and only the way he has gone at Newmarket (and the clubs) darn% the last sia days inducts me to stand upon Yr:000:u as the most dangerous opponent to FOlOllOl6l. The 31 .... kind I know little about at present, and it will Is time enough to ilispion of this whom sending my final selections from Dom:unto:l. for the St. Leger D ] am. he., METEO ay.— R. TEE BADEN RACES. —TIIVRSDAY. DE SANOWTIFit of 90 90TP. ; for all home ; wt tot ; with willing allowance*, kc. One mile %flop. lir. ii. D.`l9lll9lTeP I 'Wm, rit,llladintur Cauliflower 8 yea, ht kifnß. (18trave.) Yr. J. fteiseed evt, d'Or, 4 yrs, know. PM "ow , . fltnrthAomew, jun. Coast F. de Lifftrastrde 1:1 , 44e, 3 ye., 48 Inky. itel (Pawl 3 Barewor's Thole, 3 yr 0.51 kilo. nove.(A. Watkins 4 111 r. 3.. Fentotio Lady itauJ, 3 yru, 03 kJ. lir. A. de Boma, Highland Sider, 4 ynt, 634 kilow.dOsor (e. Pratt) dia. Betting: li to 4 apt CoPro, 3 to 1 &cm! MlBO9. 4 to I apt (Us d'Or, 6 to I opt L'Epte, and 7 to I opt High land Sister. refight. Thais. With ColZre and Ciite d'Or in close atte made play to half way up the straight, where il l ilrll e a Sister, who had been lying off, joined them, and after a good rave won by thrts-quarters of a length. but owing to her not having casried the proper weight rho was sub sequently disqualified, and the race awarded to the favourite. - TS.B POtni DE PRODUITS of 200 nor:, added to a Sweep stakes of 10 Boys. each, h ft; for 3-yr-olds • the second to receive 80 My, , out of the forfeits. O nel mike Lad • quarter. (*subs.) Y. H. Delamane's Virgule, by Saunterer —Violet, 8 yea. b 4 kilo/ (C. Pratt)l Count Jr 1 's Anneal, 3 yea. . (ISM / 2 Mr. F. Leasure's ladustrie, 3 yea, 846 Wog. Illartholo sea, jun.) C F ount .de laasange's Ninth, $ yreh4i k il os! (Wren) 4 Count H. 11. niees, sane, beray (l ilo% S yrs. 344 kilukr• (WhiSley) 0 Ede la Channes Armancon, 68 ..(A. Wa: kiss) 0 Betting : Even on Uount Lagrange's two, 6 to 4 agst Borah, 6 to I agst Industrie, and 6 to 1 agst Virgule . A raianvon led for a quarter of • mile when Virgule, by Count lagrunge's pair and I;idustrie, took up the running, was not afterwards headed, and won easily by a h into and a half from Aminil, the latter's stable (sings:dim: and Industrie running a dead had for third plaice; tie othe: two beaten off IDE I'M no Rims of 400 soya. (best of heats to be ran on three sum e..iive Enhance $ son:. The winner of the that heat to receive half the mit: ice and 80 Nom, and if the race is won in two heats the seccaul to revive the rtnisiude: of the entries and KO sovs. The winner to be mild for 1,000 sere. Weight for age. One male. (l 7 subs.) Helate Turco, by the litoUlVe—Peosirhe, 4 y ea, se: kilo . CA. W itkus) • ) 2 DIA, of iismilion's tiouvernsii, 9 yrs, NI kihig. (4Suocron) M. E. Boni net'. klui ilk% 9 yr., st t R sr, holoin. Ilgt1:1) M A. de hieldfroll.fry'PErnitt]OeS, yre,m4 Woe. IC. rout Betting: 2 to 1 mist Turco, 3 to 2 apt llouvunnul, 3 to I apt Taixitlos, and sto I nest Murillo. Turco mule all the running, and won easily by a length; this same be tween second and third. Eesvacquee a hal fourth. PRIX DE 1:A2104110f 200 soy.., aided to a sw.sepstakes of 6 sovis., for 2-ymoliln bred on this continent, bt kilog, each. &e. ; the second to receive 20 roes. out of stakes. Tiro furlongs. (20 sLbe.) Mr. I'. minima's Mae. de Pigmy. by kilog ( Watkins 1 Ceuta F. de lagrange'skbisiouello. 64 . (Carry 2 Count 11. Ilet.k, gesimer.ims.6?; . Whiteey I 3 Mr. H. Delamane's Boston, 64 kilos . . . . ...... Ilk ever 0 Mr. 1.. Dti 62.} Line . . (Carnet 0 Mona Fridobn's lionrbi, St Wog C. nut F. de Ineniage. Dame, b 4 Idiot( (Minn) Betting 6t02 on Count Lagr.uige's two. 2 to lon lilasanieilo, 6 tot apt Beaton, 6 to I apt Mdlle.de Fligny, and lu to I apt Beaagessinia. The three placed ran in front throughout, Massaniello appearing to have thebest of it at the di.sunce, but Ma 11.% do Fligny gamely answering thu call made on her got to his head at the end of the ineloeure, and then had the best of it. winning cooly by a length, the German filly finishing a length and a half from the favourite, Boston was a bad fourth, and the others nowhere. THI PRIX rix Viu.e of 210 soya. for all horses, added to a sweepstakes of 8 POW, 6 ft, and 4 only if declared, Ac.: the second to receive JO rove. out of the stakes. Two miles six furlongs. (21) subs., 20 of whom paid 4 love. each.) Duke of Hamilton's inaark, by Mamas or Dundee— beatriee, 3 yrs, 47 kilns.. . .... Csznerned 1 Chevaher de llama's Rama, 604 kung. . . . .o.,bonw` Count F. de Lagranse's Ariel, 3 pl.. bli lulog . (Parry) 3 Mr. I, DeDtres mecum, 3 yea, 51 Wee. Walkers 0 Mr. E. Bikini's Diadesne, 4 no. 50 kilos. . H,a 3 or4 0 Betting: Even on llama , 3to 2 apt Lanark, 3 to 1 apt Bigene, and 6 to 1 apt Ariel. Inademe was first off, but, after going a couple of bun dred_yards. llama assumed the lead, Anel going on second, and Lanark third, wide intervals separating the three, Bigorre and Diasieme bringing up the rear. In this order they ran until half way down the back stretch the second time, when Ariel drew closer to the favourite, and, enter ing the straight, got alongside of him, Lanark lying three or four lengths utf, until both of the leaden came back to him at the rad of the enclosure, when Cameron brought him to the fore, and, after a rattling set to, wne by half a length, Anti finishing a bad third, and the others beaten of. DE DANIA of $0 sous., added to a orweepgtakes of 4 sow, each, for all weight for age; the wiuner to be wW fur 41)0 WV.). One mile three furlongs. (1 tube.) . . )dr...A. de Bo:chi'. highland Sl•ter, by gtorkwell gown., 4 it.. To kslog . (Mr. it").) Mr. E. rialenees lOneh Tar, 3 yr*, 65kilog. 'Mr. eraw , haw, 2 lit. G. kl.ridum's Due de M 7l .eaptoit: 11.twortn. 3 11r. G. Flt ram. s TurPnn4 , , 3 yr., 65 . . Owner ' 4 Letting : 2to I on Dutch Tar, 3 to 1 aft.t Turenne, 5 to 1 agat Due de Bourgogne, and U to 1 agot Highland Suter. Turenne made strong running, followed by Hotels Tar, Duc de Bourgogne, and Highland Sister, in the order named. to half way up the straight, where he W.VI done with, kissing the lead with the fa%ourite, whom Highland sister cluillenged at the distant*. and won by half a kngth ; bad thu d. TRH kkiIIIESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1868. BETTING IN LONLION.-SATURPAT. As might b expert. d, the sa rat-lung of the Earl for the St. Ia e. t rare :in imp.. tus to imeeulat pin on the other - Lo' OA., in the front rank alone but the out-Mere Formosa at ere e for k tip her picition of fla t farounte, with a bold show, one if th. lust transaction. in her favour being inn to lim,hlll..wed IyH tr sal roinoi items on the like tenu, Vls ount w -nt rather tau.. ly. oto I.r of 9a. to 1 sec was booked aloat hum, hot title else was don,. Kinx Alfred 0.5m..1 o thin 2to 1 en. red, oue spismlator, lioae%er, fd-riog 700 to gri wa. in stantly .I.rd, as was another for 350 to Its; but in keeping with entree UffiffTr.. of the • horse in the market lately, the ne or.. 1.. e sts• lie L. d the won, he Issarne, one he sp..-'lily reeedeel 5 to 1, at whi. t. 'Mot £l,OOO at ( c ast mud hove gon.• on him, oue in tdlt man Mont taking the odds to ff For it loi-f goal iotaa (limo ii. 0..• th.in tato 2 W. offen-I ; but sulssquently th.• add opi nation .et in amain, and tire tiftie. and rive ;mop.. w•re (hr, or fan dine-tom.. env Now was perhaps in hi abhor. demand than anything; all the Irs and to 1 were scot ped apes. ly in the morning, and two speculators ..uh.equently often d to scept 1100 to nm; but this price war alt.iret her re. fm,d, and ultimately to to 1 Nu. bis,ll,l kindly. Typhoeus at Pm to Si and Sim cury at lOU to 6 were not W.mling n,ls, hut no meat amour.t of money was eutrioted to either of them. }'or the outside division it proved hut, a great day; on Chian upward. of i2si. was invested at 40 to 1, while at 50 to 1 Paul Jones was sup prated twain in the ale agnate about llihti9); Itaio to 20 and 601 to 10 Welt 111.0 Looked in favour of Attalla Signet or four times, and Etirtlwther was aintilarly befriended; SW to 12 woold her, been tido% shoot The Npy but failing to obtain that prier. Irmo to 15 wa. accepted with a start. For the Cesarrwiteh Easley continued flint favourite at lilt to e, and Haffolk arycond favourite with no more than 20 to I offered. A commission wan executed in favour of " that oki ltsmwow," to 41 , being somptall iti the mare's favour, and at this rate ionic EYOU r CIOU were eutru ted to her. After 30 to 1 hail Is en talen alout The Special, 1000 to 40 was booked once. Moleskin, The Miry, and Ilium were in demand at 1000 to 90 molt, and some pond Luciano was done about Paul Jones at MX:Ito 2.); wagering an the (heat Yorkshire Handicap was principally mo nopolised by Tabourtt, about whom all the 4'. to 1 an I T's to 2 oltainable were taken and finally to a limited amount 3 to 1. tluutationa as appended : GItEAT YORRSITIIIE HANDICAP. 3to I agst Ta) ouret (t &o) I bto 1 Apt Romping Girl 6 to 1 Christmas Owed (o, aft. sto 1 had been t. 10 to 1 P aul Jones A) hT. to 4 rigid Formosa foe, 4 40 to 1 art IlltdrcekerTho) to 1t) lOU° to 30 Plod Joins ,t Vi.eount d times) . King Alfred ft IMO to 20 Athena 3) and off ) IWO to 15 Illueakin tt &o) 10 to 1 See New it is aj I(eO to 10 Mrsotes lOU to 8 Typhotu. ,t) l O U. to 10 - - Ttic Sawyer (n) Po to 6 )fereury &o) ! WOO to 15 The Spy (off, 40 to 1 Orionft t0i250) I lislOto 15with • start) • Eta 1 6 to 1 4 to 4 on rnrsnnon,. t) 4 aot King All sto Y bee Haw, 5140 to IUD awn any is 1,2, 3 (off) Wed, 1,2, 3 !off) r, 1, Y. 3 t. no, bar Forma* (oft) ".W ITCH. I MO to 30 ar.t The Hpy (t 1 tOno to 6U Moloakin (t) tOnn to 3/ -- Mortemor :t) 1000 to 15 Ow Mary Aun (t) -- Pool Jones (t and off) WOO to 15 Motet (t) 1001 to 10 Moo Holm ',t) aEsmne. to Field (od) cFaiiir I', to 'I "I* = 'VA, t 2. to I Fri 23 po to jier I and 4;117 15 to 1 Areeial (t St 01 15 to 1 Blueskin (t to. 25 to 1 &vowing (tku; 100 u to SO Mom 10 CAMBRIT 10 to 1 oo I 1000 b 20 - TATTER:3A LL' S. -RATI'II:DAT. The trimesetione at Xn*litshrictse were to a larre extent a reflection of the doings at the clubs. Very IstUc was Anne on the Great Yerkehire Handicap, and Tabour,' continued a 1,18111 faioorite. For the Rt. Leger between £7OO and 1.4030 ware in. veirt.d on Formosa, at 100 to 30 and 3 to 1; and enuaddering bow fatal this event has proved to favourites, she maintai.ned bee promoted poaltion well. Viscount, although in not very meat demand, found friends at 6to 1, and layers would not offer a fractal:l over. King Alfred again wont up and down in a ear_ manner. commencing et I to 1, tak e n, a n d declining sp P a ". .ty to 10 to 1, but at this limonite therein... a feeble attempt at reeve, the 10's being nocepted to about MO, and no more than Ito I then offered. Ree-Raw proved in extraordinary de. mend, every shilling at 10 to 1 and 9 to 1 being snapped up, and at the finish there were three *morale offers to oieept 900 to 100, IMO to 990, and 9 " nanskey.." For the rest there &&) no 100010 fftllY change. Nor Wm. the 'peculation on the Ceeartwitcb and Cambridgeshire of an important character. Closing price.: GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. It to 1 eget, Mr. Johnortone's Tebouret, 3 yes, yst Ilb It & Bto 1 Harm Itothechild's Nyanza, 3 yes, gat lib (t) 10 to 1 Mr. Hodgman's Paul Jon,., 3 yin, 7R1315 (t) 100 to I Sir J. Hawley'. Cotytto, 3 yes, hst 10ib ST. LRGER. 3to 1 eget Mr. Graham's! Forman& (t and off) to 1 Mr. Scott'. Viscount (t end off) Bto 1 lord Wilton'e Are Raw (off, 9to 1 t and iv) 9to 1 Karon itoth.cliild's ICitur Alfwd (t and off) 100 to 8 Count Rattliyany'e Typhoeus t and off) 110 to 8 Mr. Johnstone's Mereury (t and utE 40 to I Mr. Roidman'il Orion (t and off ) 40 to 1 Mr. Hodgman'm Paul Jones t and off) WI to I Mr. J. 11. Morris's Riniseelier rt and otl ) 60 to 1 Mr. Mavile's Blueskin (off) JAM* to 60 Mr. J. Ht...plomam.e. 111Wrldf. 3100 to I -- Me. k:Au.twoorPm Homy, :l) 9to I King Alfred, 1,8, 3 (off) 3to t -- Typhoeus, I, 2, 3 (off) 2tTh to 100 - l'aul Jots" and 011IM coupled (off) aa) ev. II MI hall Joan v. (Moo (off) 1000 rvon at Mee ?law v. King Alfred off) CEI4AItI,W ITt 1005 to 30 &et 111. Lincoln's Ilium, 3 St*, 04 Ilib it) lite to 00 Mr. J. H. Ptporial, 5 yrs, 04 1313, lt) 40 to I Mr. W. Darr, (tar Mary Ann, 3 yn, o .t 800 to 0 -- Mr. Mary's Markman, 4 yrs, tist it) CAMPRIDOPAR WOO to 10 ap6 TAid Waatmorelaad'a Horolitage, bot Obit) 806 to 10 IcM Woornmeataad'o WoLoy,n yr., oot 1211)40 wepurted soratchod for Oroat Torkohirc Ilatulfatp and Pt. Lain. BETTING AT NAN('HEST'ER.—SATtrADAT. ORF.AT YORRNILINE HANDICAP. 4to 1 soot Ilt.bouretotik o) it/ to i swot Cotytto it) PO to 1 Chriortmoo 100 to to Nom (t) inal* Dint Carol (t) to I Musa (t) NT. LEGER. 7to 2 mot Formosa (t) lOD to opt Roe Rom It ko) 4to 3 - Nmlr Allml 100 to 7 Memory It Ao) (t lk ot 10 to I Typhnroo (a) Viscount (t) CIRARE 100 to 1 affilt F.amtley (t) 100 to 3 Bluesrio (t) bee I IW to 3 aorta Rune (t) CRICKET. ROYAL ARTILLERY OFFSW v. NON-COMIUDISIONED OFFICERS. The match web played ea Bittonlay at Wonlwieb. The Mei re WA the toss and the advantage of the first innings. Kr groat W iIIM w. nt in ant on hie aide, and stayed =id all hit confirm were out. Marro. Walter and Denison played two good tunings tai h, and Mr. Kingfrote, to the yenned lamas, was umni.valde while be had any companion at the opposite walla. Sem: 11..“-ronnisstowan Orel. rm. &errant Willa nut out O. Det aults, h Denison . 7. letaults, b Denison Sergeant Sandavor, it Lance t b Denison S. M. fitandltekl, a Newbultb _f3latdbolder Bomb. Otirne, c Dalton, b Statdbolder limb. Tinnewl, b Denim s.rgt. Croce, I b-w, b Stadtholdex Sergeant T. Ledaltalit. at Kistisette. b Modt %older Sergeant Pennell, b Denim b. rgeant W. lAdaluun, absent . ... b3,11)1,w3. :: 9 0 9 .. 5 .. 0 .. Total. *Fri. LIS, Vint4rn. Mr. ('. Dent, ma nut . Ilr. A. E. lAttLy, Wdlur. &mad Tnninp. 7 6 eJ. 11•Caulie, b U. 114h:ilia 9 c O. ll'eaulie, b Willie Captain Newbylt, bO. lit'Caulis ..... 14 e Amer, b Willie 0 Sir. U. 15. Kirgracote, b Willie 3 not out Sir. F. E. Walter, et Crate, b Willie 30 at Croce, b Willie— l7 Ur. W. E. Demean, et Croft, b I c 14andav , r, b U Willie Eieutenant-Colunel Stadtholder, c +a Pinwwb, b U Pin:web, 15 O. ll'eaubie ... „.. ... 131 1141eulia ea: Lain Duncan, b (I. 1114 'sub. .... 4 run cut Ur. J. H. Dartein. bU. M'Caulie ... 0 b Willie .. 7 Sir. H. ( . North, not out . . . . .. 3 bU. Wl'aulis 0 b13,144,1r-bi... Is bl,l-bl, 2 Mr. 11. W. Ottaker, b Wdba Total Total NAVAL AND MILITARY. CHATHAM, ,S Err. C. Yesterday the workmen employed in 'the ropory at this dockyard completed the manukacture of three of the largest rope cables ever made in this country. The cables are inten d ed to be used in towing the monster floating iron dock Bermuda, now in the Midway, out to Bermuda, where it will eventually be stationed fur docking the vessels of the iron-clad squadron, and other ships of the royal navy. Some idea of the sue of the cables may be formed, when it is stated that each is twenty-six inches in circumference, and together with the shackles and equipment complete, weighs 7 tons. The largest hemp cables now in use in the royal navy are 19% inches in circumference. Notwithstanding their enormous sire, the cables were manufactured by means of the ordi nary machinery in use in the ropery at Chatham dock yard, the whole operation being effected without a hitch of any kind. The monster dock is expected to remain moored in the Medway throughout the winter, it being intended to tow her out to her destination early in the ensuing spring. RIIIIIFECT OF TROOPS BETWBEN DrBLIN AND Lrvritroor..—Her Majesty's troop ship Simooin arrived in the Mersey on Saturday last from Portsmouth with the 80th Regiment of foot. The %noose left Portsmouth at nocn on 'Wednesday, and reached the Mersey on Saturday afternoon. She disembarked the troops at Prince's land ing stage, and the t afterwards proceeded to Fleet wood and Leeds. The Dublin Company's steamer Iron Duke will leave Liverpool to-day (Monday) with the 9th troop of the Military Train, consisting of 3 officers, 61 min, 8 women, 13 children, and 41 horses, for Dublin ; and on the following evening will depart from Dublin with the Rh troop of the Military Train, consisting of 3 officers, .51.0 men, and 41 horses. THEPRoPerfSEDVOLVNTEER VISIT TO EnrssEr.s. —A meeting was held on Saturday, at Parksile, Albert gate, of the executive committee, appointed by the gene ral committee, of which the Prince of Wales is honorary president, for the purpose of arranging the details eon fleeted with the proposed meeting of the Britil Volunteers at Brussels about the 21st inst. Colonel Thompson occu pied the chair, and Colonel Beresford, the honorary 'secre tary, stated that from the correspondence which had come to hand there might he expected not 1,..s than efficient Volunteers to attend at Brussels. It was resolved that the 150/. given by the King of the Bel gians for competition among the English Volunteers should be shot for with any military ride (without fancy sights), as is allowed in the Tic National itself, while the prices give.ll by the committee to he shot for by Belgians and English will be compete.' for with the regu lation arms of both countries, which will be the Enfield on our side, as the Snider is not yet the regulation arm of the force. Callain Dighton, of the Loudon Ride Brigade, undertook to start off at once to Bruasels in order to confer with the directors of the 'fir-National as to their arrangements; and Colonel Manby undertook to inquire as to the cheapest 1111.1111t1 , If transit, and also to arrange about special rates fur the Volunteers entered to shoot. The cheapest route yet offered is Cook's, by the Great Eastern, i i,i Antwerp, which is a very pleasant way on good boats tool express trains, the return fare, tirst class and ,sil.a,n, being only 30s. The entrance fee is 10s. to the +pedal pries, and without the pans of the com mittee no one, in uniform or out, will be recognised as a Volunteer. TIIE ST. GEORGE'S RIFI.EB.—This coil: held their annual prize meeting at Worinholt Scrubs on Saturday, and contested before the target for many valuable With 46 points at the " Queen's" ranges, AI% 500 and 666, l'rivate W. Leadbetter took the first place in the challenge prates competition, and wins the honour of bold ing the St. George's Cup, value lOW. (before held by Ensign Neville, of the Adclphi), and the winner will hold a badge and become entitled to a gold medal. Corianul Day, with d 4, won the Turner Challenge Plate, of the same value ; Private Adams, with 64, wins the Ladies Challenge Shield, value 40 guineas; mid Mr. Humml'. with .13, wins a Challenge Shield, valued L 2.1/., prestuted by Messrs. Ortner and Iloule. MYSTERIOUS DIRAPREARANCE.—A young anon named Alexander Campbell, aged 21, of Highgate a lurk in the service of Messrs. Bowman, solicitors, Lincoln 0-inn fields, recently went into Wales for his summer holiday. Ile lett there on Sunday last, for the purpoee, as was supposed, of returning home to his mother. To her sur prise, however, she received on Thursday last herson's bevelling bag from Putter's receiving house for the London and Suburban Parcels' Delivery Company, Islngtim, but without any tidings of her sun. The hag coctained a label or note, saying, " U any person should find this bag, and take it to Mrs. Campbell, York-phice, Hiiaigate th ere is sufficient money in it to pay th em f or their trou ble." No money was in the bag , when it reached Mrs. Camila, and it appears the missing young man is in the habit of labelling his property in that manner. Ho was highly respected by his employers and all who knew him, and his absence is quite unaccountable. Up to Saturday nothing had been ascertained of him. Ho is lift. 8 in. high, fair completiou, light hair, and light blue eyes, pock-marked, and was dre-sod in black, with speckled straw hat, and aide-spring boots. A TOO-CAREFUL BRIDE.—A day or two sine a gentleman came up from Cincinnati to marry one of the belles of this city. The marriage was to take place in the evening, and the pair to set o ff at onc e on a j ourney b y rail. Obtaining his license the joyful bridegroom called in the afternoon and presented the magic document to his love, who ran and put it away for safe keeping. Cautiously prudent, and to avoid any care on thst wore, the trunks were despatched by expreee, and takes by the 11108ilongor before nightfall. But when the parson had arrived and the twain stood up to be made one, the holy man asked for the license. The bridegroom referred to the bride, who said It was all right—she had the license. The preacher must see it. He (wouldn't see it, s p h r e me hail i stut it in her trunk to carry with them as proof o f h er 1 statue. Here was a mesa, the minister couldn't without the license in band. A frantic rush was made for the residence of the clerk, and a duplicate license obtained, and, cutting the ceremony short, it was completed in time for them to follow the trunk and the original license.— huiiatapais Journal, August 19. • THE BABE Ix THE Woon.—A party of gen tlemen were out shooting a fow days ago in a wood near Cli•res, in the neighbourhood of luen, when one of the dogs suddenly came to a set and attracted his master . ° notice. Upon examination the object which had drawn the animal's attention was found to be a little girl, only a few hours' old, which had been abandoned quite naked and left to die of mold or hunger. The persons present immediately held a consultation and docidod on jointly adopting the poor infant. They commenfaxl procooding4 by . giving her the name of Hubortme, in honour of the paint of wporting. DunviLt.s and Co., Belfnat, are the largtet Told.-r. at Whisky In the world. Their (lid Irish Whisky is II thr rinsikial profession in peetyret. to Wont% linatuly. Kopp] io el no ...aka rod awes for 1 U. or.•a Quota. tiona on appllestion If Pawn , . Ilunvilts nqd Belfast ;or t 13. , ,,utusiebollillass, Stand, London, WA'.,AdvalUenient.,) THE POLICE COURT& OREKNWICH. T h " lea "rih aged 30 , a convict, liberated on a octet ol reeve, wee elrarged with having broken the conditions of hip ii/Wllll6. . - . Vallee-constable Bicket said ho apprehonded the pri soner at Iforiteruonger-lane-goal on Doing di.tcharged attar a st stance of 14 days' imprisonment for an sassalt on • constable. _ _ _ lnapector Digby produced the order of the Secretary of State revoking the prisoner's licenee. The prisoner released is May last, his original sentence of penal servi tude nut expiring until May next, but now the time ho had been at liberty would have to be added on. The prisoner ea d ho was very sorry, but unfortunately he bail taken too much to drink or he should not have arwilted the constable. Mr. Maude told the prisoner he hail no alternative but to order him to be conveyed buck to Millbank Privou se a convict, and the commitment was made out accordingly. MARKET& TALLOW.— Brrr. s.—The market was Arra. Town tallow, Na. 9d. ; Tetemburg Y.C., on the spot, old, 445. 9d. ; new, 465. 941.1 October to December, 4fa. Dooember, 414. to 4M. Marta averages: Town tallow, 475. id.; fat by ditto. Is. Sd. ; yellow lbasedan, new, 47..; swab& owl, Sm.; rough ditto, 17s. 3d. ; ernams, Ili. ; good deers M. Imports for the 'ma amount to 1,634 casks. coTroN.—Livoutroot, Mari. 5. —The market eaubnura quiet. 11. imaged sake to,ooo balm, imeltabug 8,1.1110 apeculatana mei for ?apart. T,OOO Aramaean, 10d. to 910 Ponaua, Me., Itid to lid. • lOU MtMoe 11.44). ; 100 Moose° and Bahia, iqt. to 10141.; 00 Maraabam, 14d. to 1004 800 Pgyptun. lid to 13 77 .• 250 idmyroa, 7d. to 71d.; 5,Q011 bona 60. to 100.; Bengal: tta imde, Ake., 60. to bid. COTTON 000118.—M•weitorraa Ecrr. 15.—We Wire • very quiet and Motive market to repor t today, with ratios wuaker 1111(e. lor the ?ter part of the week the market maintained much triunes., though the demand of very full punier theeked baiint in. )tutors al cloth eapoially hesitated to give the rate, rri Dire d of th. ni, and the bummer for export was very limited, thissli printing cloth fur home ennuauption was w bettor dr mend, owing to the town fall. of rain having ambled HOMO sin ke whio h bad been radially stopped to resume full time. Butt eu Wednorday Um a Minions from India were found ilmounisrinit, sad nearly put a stop to bareness from that quarter. Later on, the arrivals of cotton Odom vowels from India in the iterwy with heavy reagent berm to tell vane the Isrorpool cotton market. Our mark.l has of :late been entirely under the wattlel of that for the raw material, sail the slight dieline of pikes yesterday at !Aragon! had Uhl., I nett of alined et nudely)) , 'topping burners in Manehastar. Euyt es of clot Is hero all slung had little contlilenni in the hishee pint. Lint) ruling, and are vary wautire to any eltuar to ageat the et. 'its se is motto r thing which O materna; buy re and • mourners of rattan alike uneasy—and it in the feet that while Ameriesin cotton is ruling high at Liverpool, under Um plea that the new crop will net be ample for mannerl wants next year, there are pion) , of Tropic an the Marian wallboard who are offering it to arrive in January at fully a pi nny_per pound below the Liverpool quotations of the day. The same thing took place last year, and had ab it egret upon the trade, causing a slow but continuous decline during Um fall of the year. Hpinnem and manufacturer* have had to pay heavily for the want of caution so often of late that they w itch the hottest y of these things with something lake feverish ex. at mot ; and at they neglett to take precautions in time it O rarely that Iniyers do as. The consequence is that alined the whole lota falls upon the predueers. The week elorgeo with many seller, both of yarn and cloth willing to alone a little the otring..ney in prime lately prevailing, but with buyers indispored to .operate at all hiyouththe supply of pooling wants. T.AfE AND BOWERY.— Nortio“.itcs, prime. 6.—There is no import mein to report in the loostrade this week. Indeed, thu market for rotten rondo has lulu more quiet. Plain nets are very dull, and for curtains and other fairy cotton gouda there I km inquiry. lane )are hi Id very Arm. In the silk branch Hai k laces are in active reticent, with good prospects of a continuance of the demand. and quilting* are Mill comparator. ly out of the market. There id a fair &nand foe criirgid IN Id. Haw silk mend:one late rates, with a firm market. These is a little more doing in the hosiery trade. The home market is more active, and there is rather more animation in the chipping trade. Hoary yarns are city Arm. WOOL.-.DONCANTIV, gPf.T. 5.- The September wool market we. held to-day, but there was not a large show, only about :kr) eheeta being on offer. The trade ruled heavy in ormacouenee of the holden. .Sanding ma for more mom/ which bnyrri would tot give-mucking timely to late rams. We cannot thrietare quote psi VP an any higher, and the following are the rata at which lota hanged hand.:--Two-thuds hog wool made Ms. per tad, and the last descriptions, 411.. ed. ,• half hog, nel. eil. to Mk. per toil; and all live wool, what little there of it, Ma. to Ma. and Mc Cel. yet. tod. We lssnot give any miotatioew for all hog and E nevt lustre wools, WI they were only notable by their wnot AND WORSTED. —Baaoroan Barr. 3.—Thar been unuvual quietness , . in the wool treats &unite the part week. The dulness whirl has so long continued has, if lineable, been decidedly more tuarked, and the tendency of prieee has been, to • theta • ate nt, downward. The operations) on the part of spin ner. are quite of a retail character. Much Dainty demand as there AM confined to 1.4 lustre wool" Middle and inferior eerie are quite neglected. Though quotations are nominally une.hantked n the 111111.44 rota Show matures, and middle and iny v aar ants are appireiably tallier. The decline is most marked in the 11111...1. lIIIIMIII of wool. The soak in the market not heavy fee the veason, but farmers are firm holder.. Mint iitaplent memo da d to MIN I their customer., although there are mime who have full In in the future and maintain pram with at. &dine... The wonted 'urn market lea continued gong state of torpor during the licit. Export merchant.; though they continue to make inquiry and to make low offer., are quite indisposed to du busily..., linker they can 010 , 11114. an ad vantage in prime. Their chief objet norms to be to aanertain the booed quotations required by their methane. abroad. The a c tual di mend from the Continent ix small and "acre no inducement for rat. nded operations in this. market. There is a email but steady famine* doing on home &count. Though there is no quotable elange in Kula, there are spinney. who arc quite willing to male: a biding evineeicirin. The deprovsion in the piece trade orintinues a nd unbrokin. The bovine. doing for the Continent is exceedingly orient. d ; producing no edein on the general market. The home el. ;until:Not ci equally dinai ; a meable fea ture, how. err, ie a plight revival iu Inhume. The Atii.rican mer chants, as the present is between ses.-on., are Mill oat of the market. l'ricts Adage. TIATMWARF.—IIitrito.O Seer. 5.- The trade of %Ids town continues to improve, though lowly. There is a strtvly supply of °niers tluointh tlw faetors, and manufacturers who are slg.it In one or noon Isantles sue doing tolerably well in others. In the metal trades. innerally butane,s is inactive, and the demand for ro.led metal dots not seem to have materially inertia...l, n4.lwith-tanding the nt ent nsluet ions an tile prier. For the etas. of art.. ha ennoryt otn4h-r ttp• .1. n.,mination of light ate .1 btys thole is a fin dt moat, lot for edge tools the supply of order, is anty. The military gun trade is brisk, and the path:ilia y .1 a fresh eontraet for • foreign government Ls spoko n of. In the . spot d.lairtm. nt lanunees is steady : tlw as reltantt exhi bit Icee teluetnnee to distribute orders, and at this immient tribe in that tesieet is not below the 111Vel:41V at this t irk, at the y„, tr . In the %mime. bran. heo of the manufacturing tn , h4 ry of s at. 5t4ff.4,14..r.• awl Loa.4 Wureevtershi.re, thalv is u derided Iwo ymnetaunt. iii IN ANT) (0%!..- %wit minima...it, Beer it -Them is a d. • id. 41 iron ton mint iu nearly every branch of the I 'lrv. an soil North of England iron trade. The demand fur pig iron to busker, both on home amount and for shipment. The Munn show slightly km trade with the Continent for the week, altliougli some fair d,hrrnes have taken plant for Antwerp and on, or two buteh and Northern French porta; but Scotland and Wiles have rec. nUy been drawing largely on tlevebutd inn. With regard to the former, the returns show that the exports from 3lidillestmough to tinunremouth between January and the end of August, are mote than double the export* of last year. The puree of pig iron are as follow :—No. 1, 445. ; No. 3, 435. • No. 1, CI.. The rail trade has lately improved ; so largely that nearly all the mills in the district are fully occupied. There is a fair amount of borne orders on hand, but the chief are for Russia which are to be di livered before the Baltic is closed for the winter. In the foundry &Tart nicht then in more animation, there being a go id deal doing in railway chairs and large castings. Pipes are also in good demand. Shipbuilding, too, has taken a turn for the better. 1t its. Palmer are stated to have secured an order for two war yr vela horn the government. The general shipbuilding trade oar the Tyne, Tees, and Wear is much improved. The demand for the ciwof iron used in shipbuilding is therefore larger. There a good dial doing in bridge and girder work. Bar iron is slightly better. The prima of manufactured iron generally are unchanged. The coal and coke trade is a shade better, thou.....'t many pits am still being worked on abort time. The shipping trade has rather improved, whilst the deliveries of house mad for London, per Gnat Northern, have somewhat increased. CORN.- Dome AAAAA , Beer. 6.-The farmers are now rending in k ot , o wyg.h a o, of tom, and at our market to-day we had rerun a Lamy .how. Tine pl. oitiful supply of outage vendee in favour of the lii.yere, although fanners make a most determined otaii g. The trade to-day opened execadingly Bat, a reduction of to. per had of three liuolielo not be Mg oultleient to tempt buy aro into brimk trade. Lahr on, liuwaver, a better tone pervade I. ant lots changed hands muddy at a reduction of only 61. per 11. ant ; Ow r dw tion, than-fora , to he quoted he from 61. to le. Of bre lay there wan more Mown . , but late prime were fuUy maintain d. A fair buoineu, wax done in onto, beano, and pew+, at *brut late rata,. 1 he following are the prieee to be quoted :-New wheat, toe, ed. tore..; tine, atni. to Yrs. pas had of three budelo; old wheat, 20. ed. to Sly. fit. ; fine 990. 6d. to 240. per load; blend turn, IW. to Psi. per load; rye, 175.; tine, 10. per ; old bean., Ds. to ; tine, Me. per lewd; new beano, 2 , W. to 91e.; MOW, 20. palmed : grey pea., OW. Id. to 10.. per loud ; white pem. 10.6 1 . to ; tine, 2 1 0. per bad ; new oaM, 30e. beet.. per. ; fine, 34e. to site. per qr. • old oat., ; tine, 335. to Wand. Wl' qr. wreathe , ' ; 41e. to 45 .; twh, 430. to 44. e. per qr. ; barley for malting purposes, 465. to ; sloe, 475. to Ms. io r qr. }Urn. flare 6.-The attendance and the supplie s of torn at our niarliet to-day ware about an average. wheat trade Mowed dubwee, and priers were barely eupported. The quota tion ranged from 6fia. to frla. per qr. Very little business pawed in barley. The beet qualities made up to 41.15. per qr.; gniulinq and inferior, 30. to 40. Oat. were somewhat dull of wile, at, however, about previous rate+, from 95e. to WA. per qr. CAN sae no r, OIMT 6. - Wetted a fair show of wheat and memoirs were generally in fair condition. The demand mu, inactive ' and buyer. endeavound to supply their wrote at lower rani. cialeo took plate slowly at Is to hi. per qr. luas money. New while, 50 to 61..; new red, file to 56e. per 0 atone, Barley Wm. in tolerable supply for the time of the year, and prima was about a. high as heretofore ; demand steady. Now made 44a. to ofa, pew qr. Oats were not in large supply, and these, inns a healthy demand at prices the torn in favour of the sealers -new, We. to 32.. per 94 stone. Cot. Muffs', Herr. 5. -Our exebange wax very fully attended to-day, and the Mow of new wheat was larger than it has born for mane week. past. Dupers, however, would only transwet Weiner& at a reduction and the quotations wore from 1.. tO laws than the rates of this day week flora woo a good show of barley, but males were with diffiradty effected. White wheat, :,6a to 695. ; red ditto, We. to 548. ; revert, Vs to 60.; grinding barley, 30. to 40e.; malting ditto, 40 to Ka. 0 , Warr. 6 'Disable, of übeat was about as owl hereto-day. Demand limited, and rates were as. per qr. lower. New white 58.. to 620. • new red, Ma to 60. • old white 68. to as old d, eg o . teio. per 36 atone. We had scarcely any barley showing, and priers moot lw written nominally the same ae heretofore. The oata teetde was healthy, and holders were able to establish rather more money ; new, 211 a. to Xis. per 24 stone. OLOCCtrritil, Sur e . Onr imparts QM week comprise 4,940 qee. of wheat how Taganrog, 6dar) qrs, of barley from the same wet anti 1,070 of burley from Triode, with 2,460 qrs. of ser.a., and 1,01111 ,ps. of nate from Ireland. The market to-day mo, dull, and the late rime in the value of wheat was hardly supported. Englioh white wheat, Ts. Sd. to 7s. 6,11. ; and red, Ys. per 0111. .Aineriaran, Om. ikt. to 75.; Dentate, 7s. to W. ; Petendiury, tae. ai. to da. mud ()harks, M. ad. to ( 1,,. yd . per 11511.. For grinding bailey, 31.. to :rim. per . wan asked Irish tee. toter.. per qr. for grey, and 29 w . to du. for White ; old lieanm, t o. WI. to ea net.. and u. w, 11. tid. 'we NNW. 111 Karr. 6.- -'f u' supply of wheat to-day was mode nite ; a treaty rale me ealwrieniool, thew being 110 challirii iu %IWO% Oder, tiro, but rye and taros wore in favour,: buying, Wheat. 100. to Otb. ; barley, 401. to 4711 ; oat a, to. to 324. ; peal, 410. to 44a. _ _ _ . _ NrmrriTan, riser. 6.—A sup good supply of wheat ; trade dull, sad prices to. per load lower. New burley in fair supply, and a geed demand caused malting sample( to cell fur to. pis v. ai mime. New nate and bionsistill come eenringly to hand. Wheat at rued 94n. to 1164. • white, to Me.; fine ell, to 3 ie. per M. I. Earley, grnidi , to'9sle. milting, to 4a.. per qr. 0 der, 014,22•. .to Me. per qr. , old, wir. to 81.. per bud. lane Kara., Ni.?. 6. The attendant, to-clay war ahoot an average, and the show of wheat woo tedisable. The deemed wu. loarrasal, sad prices were Is. to N. per qr. in buyers' favour. White sampler may be quoted at 60.. to Gam. ' rod, AS.. to 57e. pew 36 atone. There wax a mall amply of baliey, winch met a moderate inquiry, sad the Medium tranmetel wan at shout Late rates. (binding made 39m. to 43a. • and malting, Mt. to Us. per qr. The chimed for onto was liadthy, (sat Um ruitoly low; meagre the rates of the previous week were slightly ease el ; Me. to Vb. ; new, Bs. to 645. per 24 Rime. 1 4 . tairrea-vrow-Truit Karr. 6.—We haul a largo apply of wheat from the tias morning, which sold alowly ay., fully 2s. la r qr. reduction. Few south country red Wt. elan in Imre supply, and although offered at a decline of 2+. per qr., little progress was made in mien, and the bulk held over. 'White wheat, Mieg warm, wan better to soll, mil fine quality &Meet mainteiind ifs value. Floor slow. Rather more inquiry for oat., hut so advance could be establidad. In other gram au ehauge. The arrival.. this work are ; -Wheat, soastwiie 11,94.1 ; tortoni, 602 ; malt, enantwine, 71 ; Gant, malty/Lie, 2,15(.1; foreign, I,nt qrs.; Into, coastwise, 2,661 sacks • Indies ems dour, 166 maul. )492111•111T+1111, Rare. 6.- Our itarket wan fairly attendol, nod the show of wheat was tolerable. Trade fiat, and the rile. mule ware at M. per qr. 2114er late tutus. New white, 645. to Mi. ; new red, fitia. to Ms.; old white, 67a. to OM. ; okl red, 51e. to Id.. per 8a None. bark came slowly to band and Maud buyesi at prices similar to there of last market day ; new, CM. to 47e. ; grading, arr. to 4,0 a. per qr. Oat. were taken of at revniuscris tire 4-wrest:am, the supply being Mort —2-P. to ; tine, 2/s. per 64 atom. ?mimeos, geer. 6.—A t this market to-day the supply ot Meat woe tior, but the trodill was dull at a reduction of ts. per quarto- ; 6611 e. nd wheat sold at Ma., and white. at rat per qr. The sup ply of barley slowly iorreamo, but the higli rate. Wismoted Rill cuituded Marina. to-day; a few maple., varmein na qieeity, changed hands at from tees. to 475. per qr. The mal her during the tact L w days haw again become eneeedingly hot, awl the r oost. made with regard to the late turniale other rout --e are untairourable. Averages —Wheat, 1.37. P and 525.6.1.; NM qrs., 42.. The wheatn are found to yo-1,1 well in Norfolk ; and the baskie, iithougia a poor mop, cauoud WS to e,nalil y. Nu.. ru aeae, NWT. 5.- -At OW COM market to-d.ay the 'low ~f wheat wee fair, meet of the suropkw Ming ot lb.: new Rea 1!+11+1.1id wan dat, at a reduction on previous rater of 2.. per jr. N. w White,iee. to Ma. ; new red, bl , . to he:, per 36 mo a t. rif look ywe had a moderate show and there woe a steady iiintvand st miens fully equallitg Moos of last week ; uuutugr, 4:a.. toil.. Leer quarter: Lrriuding, 40s. to 4 2 .. pee ar gone. fie. -windy of rota wassma , sod We inquiry was of a drat TM, caw mui h mow yse heretofore the Mot oomph. w r e ratans in f the siellem—new, .3 1 24. to 3M.; oil, ken. to Mi. per 24 store. Ox roe o, nem 6.—There was t Inge attendance at this own eiehantre to-day, and a very numerous supply ut c-anpbc wo,it tee reaniting large bulks were on offer; cue onebtion e,rs flue. Ruyere wise bruited, in nou.oquen,c of fanner. I.:1,41 un wilbag ti sink the wire. Quol &time ranged from 5.P. to 4.131. per qr. Barb y but little offering; Out very warm weather prevents mutative following their ens-alien. Oats were in espied, au I reninianded from at. to 365. per qr. I'eirasoaw:ou herr. s.—We were well supplied with wheat to-day, and a rather quiet tone pervaded the tia.k. 11 . ibleoc to get ..0 with Luciano, Lad to steed.- to a ,(station of t.. to:!.. pet qr. New white &Is. to BYb.. ; old white, Si.. to On.; new red, MP. to 66a., old red, bee. to Ola. per qr. of .':Nth.. barley was by no mesas plestaftd, and Wei were made at rater with out material chang e; new, 44a. to 4.n. per qr. ; m old nothing doing. Of cota there moody a moderate show and Luscious. was tranaacted at prices tending upwards ; new, to 311.; old, Sue. to 365. per 24 stone. litr•inso, art?. 6. —The 11.11111iy of wheat has been len pies tifel then of late, and the trade generally hss ruled dna at the re rent inipievene at in value. Their Lae been al." more demand notwithstanding the large supply of foreign wheut w:iieh has lately none to Land ; we therefore do not ante . qpite ouch change tbe state of bade at our uuuket to-day. flume-glom barley is very scarce, at full prices. Other corn al.* firm. (Yoßs. , Hinr.), neer. 5.-- There was a tolerable quan tity of win at offering to-day, and samplea sold at about 3d. per bushel decline. Barley ruled firm at fully recent currencies. O•ts were an scanty .apply, and fetched a shale more mocey. Wheat, white, 7s. 9d toes, ; ditto red. 6.. 3,1. to 7.1. ; Übe. 3d. ; oats, 3.. 10d. to 4P.; beans, 7s. to 7.. 31. tier bud el. Bornitarts, Merv. 6.—Pert of the 'ample') of this year's wheat exhibited by farmers at our tern Exchange were in panne rendi tion, while there were few lota of inferrer pima. The trade, gencinily, was characterised by inereased depr.:eiion, and to endure milers and tithe= to operate hollers were divan.] to an edc to a further reduction of about Is. per qr. for all but the beet lot., which ruled very firm. Fur beat runs of white lea.-et the etas are 565, to 6a. • and extra wiper.,, MK per qr ; secondary white, IT.. to I n.; and inferior, rid.. to 57.. per qr beet red wheat, Me. to We.; secondary rod .. bob. to Sl.. ; and nifenor lots, Mc. to tsbe p r yr. The transactions in foreign wheat were restricted, and the quotations matt be nolo! at about Ike same an before. Flour war le-. thin, and prir, 31. to 11. pm oak lower. There was a far show of barley, and ehniee ample. of both malting ma grinding kinds maintained late firms. bowl old oats were the turn dearer, with a fair eon suniptive inquiry—a few of the beat lota cit oldie fetching about 6d. per qr. more money. be soar/Lieu, Nary. S.- -A pretty good supply of wheat mere to hand, and prices were easier than List week ; white Toth ied PAM. t, iblo. • led, 540. to See. per M stone. Barley wan ram, and was taken 'of at fully last week's prime. For nets extreme rates otn. demanded, and a fair baseness was done. . . _ Amiens., lisrr. 5.—A fair attendance at mullet to-day sad en the whole a good aupply of a.m. The wheat trale here' had the same tone as the metropolitan market yeitenlay, and although full prient were they eould bonny be , ohtuittel, and the market closed very heavy. The quotation ranged front 540. to Mt. per qr. The prospects of the melting trade may be estimated trans the fact that 6M. per qr. were aduid to-day for hurley, and the bolder deviated to wept any low. a. offer. The inners' to p price may, however. be place! at ;PM. per qr. !)eluding root. Out in much detrand, at prices ranging from ht.. upward,. The to is a toed deal of inferior barley in this dirtriet. Onto, lean., and pees had a quiet rale, at Lately tweet rotes, esta making 26a. to 325., beams fits. toads., ' , MI ati. to 460. Pc? F. IV meat it, tiri-r s.—litre today wheat wool fairly rpretented. BlaiDtIll• was not active, and all but the finest qualities declined . µr qr. Ntw white 1 rtn 'any tau quoted at 59.. to 62 , .. ; n.-w red, ahr. tote.. per qr. Thee, wo. not inueh bi 01..), showing, and the in, was limited priers remaining tauell the same so litntrifoir. The show of cods was moon mull, and hunvee eqa set, d steadily at a trilling enhance mint on the torah, of Stet der the range Lying from M. to 3.14. per 21 on, Wok. P•IP le, 14t T. h.—Tll.- marl. t to-day ice; w-ll et.. 711. 1, red au ovinuir huoinres who done. Wheat wt. rith,r e t o i lh. leke of, and wily-. riled!). Knee wane aid la it, Vs per lug of three loioh.l-; malting hArlev, 54. 61. to hi. pi. I ukhrl, and donating, he. to :oh raid berns. and n. w, it.. per bukhel. irate, 3.1. SI. to IA. And lrnle, as. 3d. to 3se 9,lyer 1111 VI 0,11., Beer . 5. -- att. titian,' at , •en ttaii tonal, but we had, hotwith.t.zn.hog, a v• ,y fur •upp.), of men ; but ao high rate,. a,re lISIOA, vz ry l'reet generally were touch as la't wrek. • h.- to!! r we re the Chum t.• go.. per pit. ; Y. if 'AI' /- S , te SOL ; outs, au., t,. t 0 44.. I.a. ' to A Kneen! d heavy fall of rain ov. is Yei.l4, rr. 5. Thu ,it wit,-.it la to- Itya. is retry • 14,), is op, rat. d iumigly at a de. lm of 1•. t. r ~r. to t.o lute lan... White aampl , -. to ; 1, t., 57, t. r3O atone. We had a tolint:,le .how of ri• • •nt curt. to ii-s w, to bind), obtained. Malt it-t to eI - 11.. vi Ih grinding 405. p r quint, r. Onto were moderately an I tl....inquisy war pretty good, eas_a_ples briag 1 .4 it t p twu s. 25, to 32,.. ror 21 *tune. 11.i1t.101, to ry t 24. 44). kirlir, 44.. to 40.. per ..f Woo snit, Sum'. 5. .1, good sit .ply Wow t a midi late i , 140M of ,pring corn. The be”-t. it. ally lad week's pri,av, whil4 All must be written 1, to 2.. r. Litt,, peas, and beans meet with bops , . :it foil A% Al Flag.KU, Sri r. 5 --We have had In. rd an mt.. fro a ationd dining the week, and to.loy our mark .t ,e e. Leer ?y , d with home grain. A steady and eat, nom,• mg it. all dearriptions of grain, and with one ex , paon, wee rev. r we note a elianar it is in favour of scllem. - afar inneiderable transaction awe,. firm at to 1.. per barn, ol achimee airol ding to quality. Irish is takon ruddy at full rates liarley.-11Ialrinjr rinds buy, rs at 144. per tuoi,ve• O 3 . fit, std grinding is the runt better. 1113 A oat,. in tar:, ▪ and can be bad at 3d. loss money. Indian Corn. - -Ane. lionsundo ran advanoe of lid. per band is firmly ref wed by holders, and at this enhancement there is a good emi , ooniti%.: and spa, ulative inquiry. Flour unchauumil. thc. -k : - faire, 9,160 qrs.; wheat, 4.700; sour, 8 .u.sks ; stavAl, Export« this week :- Orbs, 6,704 barrels; bArley, ilmr, sacks; oatmeal, 100. CATTI.E.-•ThsneA , TCR, RY.I T. s.—Agam a very poor 'wicket ▪ guide la sets and sheep' of the former th. r• w•n• only e••cy fs w on offer, and the trade in them but re. y 4.sw. acne lots In lag left untold at the done of the market. The igloo c.alesed MI mach coww on offer were from £l4 to £l7 each. shop on no- gin& nonsta,a showed a decrease upon bit rob. but prix ,1 re wained about the wane being, ahe'p, 32.. to tm.....4t. mid I•untn 1144 4 . to die. cosh. Of pig* these wow a iiisclerit,• se,py,y, which ▪ t With a 'dew inquiry, and pries , * were about th.• one 4. zit het market. swan pigs nolinng Sa. to its. ; -ton -. 2 0 .. to :kn. each; and pork, 7..64. per none. No'nrna..uau,!ter. S. At our Mtge tlllirket 10-41.. y. 11,1 , W. 1 41 a Ul44ll4latt . supply of hoots; but the attendance o Va.t ,1131.4. ,ow.. the demand was firm, awl full t•ne "w n - paid, whili• mon w 'net adult sale, sold wen. que•• I , .t we 'k. In 4 ea% a there was very little alterat The i• 01. s. 1144 Inge, and the inquiry was steady, at pr...'- set. s: nr to t .4 hod week. Bonito were 111.4r101111ry : - Wahl sow., 616 to ifl ; stores., I, ;, to P. Pd. per atone. Noss lull. Kept. b.—Thrre 1,414 rather a Ism, siicisly 'of door esti le oh 024 r hew to-day, but the lin 0o.: 311.,313 . . .0 y AA in slash's, the trade wan in a very Imi:driest.. Awl but Yip few sales mold be effnied. Fat beach, I's. so 9..:d. p, 1411... The supply of *keep wan again rely eon-islet - 41d, but the none adverse influence ptudires.4 deprwsUort •11-ss sn the der ailment of the trinket, and only a compacatitely bursted eh stance could ha effected. Breeding ewe., to is... prim, Int., GO.. to 65e. pa head. Fist oh m% 144. ea. to 9 3 .3 per 141bri. More pW., Ins. to 10.., aad half-fat, M.. to vv. per head ; fat pork, 7.. to 7a. ad. and Ha. per 1411 n. The isn.q.cts of the net inqns in Norfolk have clanged for the won.• during the Lead *wk. Hem.. fanners have re-anWal their new hyets, mad huge extent of turnips and all aorta of groin so sp. ham beat plastid Wan harvest. B • Vint. On Saturday this fair wee MIIIIIII.I. but the few dimes of beasts on sale wove of an inferior 014. T, MIA a very lissinees waa transacted. Some of the tlebh. Intl fewer asts than at preceding fairs, but all gond brut. of male Imo e leen sold at high prima. There wag again • good ode of wdk nom at tie prices of the previous dm . . 'l. , horm fair we. oil suppli.d, and rates were made at Atrium fully equal to than. pimimody quoted. The droves of Web.pon s .eml Irish colts acre thmued by pales, and a good demand woe kept up. The sheep fair was large, and comprised many good brawls; but .tore wethers, stork mem, and lamb. had marvel, may ado. 'There were several large droves of &Notch sheep driven out unsold. The pleasure fair attracted a large number of viAiters from. I.oudon. The horse rocs will ocnclude the fair to-day. 110114.—Wosemeraa, Seer. s.—The supply of new hops brought to nook. t to-day was about I,*) pockets, and MN were wuighod at last week's pews; in some instamui lOW. per cwt. warn riven for choice lots. Mr. T. M. Hepkina reports that the majority of the vampire eh( ern up to this time are much broken, mil pbuttore state that it is impossible to get the hops from the kilns without breaking them. This to some extent spoils the aprOMMISOC of the paniplep, Lut for stoutness and quality this yeses 'growth equal to any within 101XJlectioat. The picking has been going on rapidly, and planter. may be said to he now In the mettle of it. The weather bias. lota most favourable fur the work, and there ham larm no hindranee since. it began. No molts PILLS OR ANY OTHER MEDNINII.— DI; Pri PP'S, CONSUMPTION. to. CUOMO NT DO MUM'S Hasa. IJINT• AIRAIIICA FOOD TO TIIS Ryon arm. nerves. Inns., and HA sr of old and young. caring. without ashcan. or ez• mime. dy..r iindlcestion), tionstipation. diarrham. aebUty, hysthrth palpitation. elervit:snp debhig raven; connatunption, low 1100011 trues whirh hart reaboted all medicines, inoluding of hi. Holi ness thr Pope. It saves CHF thaw its ooat to other renusilist itis. lib. Pk M.; !Vbs.. f 6. ; 44., or 111. per ninth Also the Revairria Chocolate Powder. more stronsthoninp than tratori hoer. —Du Harry and Co.. 17, Restontspiadrant. !Asada% also Fortnont and Mason ; and at rinserchurehsdnet; 4 Map. 614 e; U 044 164 Oafor44trest.—fAdwirtistabout4 TRAFFIC RETPRNS. Seaways. N t o p , st, Total, Tato OPsIL xellenrw shush'. lent Week ending .tely *Ft. t • Km. Paulo Intinlian Week ending Amore S. flan} has ,„„ t -- 422 an 1.394 1 ,,, PANNE AT AN AGRICULTURAL NiIOW.-IAL, r e p Two (iIIAND Krannx -(hi Mutant:4y ate noon at...!ae,„ ing orxmirence took place in the bow ground ~j Nest Riding Agrieultuial ErJ4ibdieit. which ni,s 1.„.; held in Belle 1041e-flehts, Wakefield. awl at v. 1 ,, 11 silver sups and upwind.% of 41.(1f. in money were 4% so; I as prices. There was • large eone...tr-e ofm o o., in censequenee of a braes band naireat and hurdle: ing by ponies. and hnnters. In order to • to have a plod view of the jumpier!. a.., two ! erg .. stands or slanting platform* had le en ereeted, during the afternoon Were thronged with . gentlemen. About three o'cloek in the a•ternoon.lo.,, the benne jumping WWI at it, hew) t. one of the fell, and the occupants were thrown .10111,111, •41 . , some of them were seriously lout. LI •• 1.3.1111 by the Are fall had searecly •:. •I when it ..1 land, which had been overcow.i... by three wle, prevented seeing the jun:ping. al oH. rat down. A bee of ladle* were tienou-lv injore.l. • ot yrein,r !.. • resident in Wakefield. ILO her I. w t elderly female, also .4 the ...raw tow. • tens about the face. Two seri,. • siiab om..rt• ; Me linden and their riders. In on. ..• a ironv the hurdler, and was :oft , Sealed ft wouhl have to he 41.-T .r. •I. i •11.1t1,.. „ one of the riders (a little 1 , .43. • r that he had to be taken off ti,. THE CoNbESlNliff `•T i"RA V 1 arrangement for carrying mit the .• e .. o f t 1.., the lad Alexander Mackay, for 11, of se,,, smith, in Norton Folgate. %VP. 1 1 y , ..mipp• • Fatorday afternoon. This v T I le • e . • carrisd out in piivate. und..r 11,• • p• • , , statute. 'Flo, ..eaffold will I•l• ••;••• I. 1 •I adjoining the chapel. It will r ...I —*ern' • • • the ground, and the culprit a:II 1. 7 ing a ladder. The whole le. I. a ft.." • cation, and it will not he a le , fe ol case at Maidstone. The pri.-• r ••••• himself very well mince lie le • :.'• so far as outward apnea' an. es . i e'er to feel revere sorrow for h.- dr. ..:1 . r n.. visited :luring the past we• k 1...• I. • • ,They. law, and two sisters:. A is , : is.. n •• , ft. •,. • . H owe Secretary, praying for • • .1 . .• •ti ..f tl. • sentence, on the grounds of I. r ••, li.• that the act was committc.l 4e. 1 : .• is: no deadly weapon Wael 1•. l.!•• .1- •• \- • '. •. • Leen receive:l to this petit .• •!,.• it will n o t have any eft , . t. who tr,..1 • priscrwr expressed his .• .41 a try ...Z.:l - sated case of murder. Th.. : • i's so 4 oeu.', exhilits a great deal of ti, ... Eq .; tared for h.s approaching fa•• . THREE WIVES Acc t's}::. it•Toxrep. Tftrio Firantsftft.—Three women 4.• •.-.. • •it in ly Marseilles on the charge of p. ntez. -het!. heed order to be able to get marr.. d 7. • , •.••••r tra.s they were on terms of imprep• r ii.• •,t icy. Al• w 1 ago the examining magi-trate. 4.. •: ~ oureur.impfrial and medical m.si f.•.... ilc• h .4. ,s to the cemetery and pmee.sl...l T., t... • s!. tt . •• • bodies in presence of the accuses' Ow. ; years of age, when she saw the corp-e f t• r .-„. who died in January last, showed _••• -• .. • the second. about 4.5, a widow since M s • coolness; whilst the third, a you've pers n • . husband only died a month hick, wit: Tii • • . ti••• The intestine* and vi cent of the .1. ••• , handed over for analytical esaminit len. The pr..... • . „ said to have obtained the means of committ'n•ttl..:r .• from an herbalist, who is also in pri-on. The •I • gravity of the affair hascreated an incense sen4.lti. • •i • neighltourhood• and a va't crowd was per. .• burial ground when the bodies were taken uo. TUE FENIAN EXPLOSION AT CLEIIKEN7. Friday and Saturday were appoiu•ed by the : mittee for the distribution of the sum alt . was voted by the House of COMILOII , as a reeve', 7 • those persons whose house* and property Lel i • • 1 . stroyed by the late outrage at Clerk. Dwell. The • • • who attended and received the funocnts awarded' expressed the utmost satiaiation at the liberal .!. seed towards them. BREAKFAST.— EPPS'S COCOA. it. eratetul, and eetafertinx. Prepared James Epr• ra hosareerathie theniata. Lender. 1.1.4...unp, with IA or milk. 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