The Express. — London, England, 1868-10-05 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TEE CESAREWITCH MEETING AT NEW MARKET. TO TM , TOTTOB OF TIIIt EITRFAF. FIB,- One of theme tremilitlous week's rating that mark the approach of the dote of a season nommentan to-day, and by Friday evening next some forty or fifty events will hav e been decided on Newmarket Heath. The Jockey Club, notwithstanding the "plunging" days are over, still cram their programmes with gambling plates and sweertakm worth p enc i l, othig beyond what can Ti with the book and no fewer than twenty two of them being in the Second October list ; and this. ton when there is not the occasion for them that originally exieted. It was all very well when the Cleurwell and Pren dergast, with the Cesarewitch, comprised the only features in the five days: entertainment, to make capital out of a 1101. Outlands Plate, or a Sweepstakes of 10 or 15 POT.. each with "0" added; but on the Newmarket Derby and Oaks, the Middle Park Plate of 1,000 SOTS., and other legitimate affairs. coming into vogue, the old " hay and corn " items could well have been reduced to a minonty. The old, old story, however, will have to be repeated a week hence—that the Newmarket Second October Meet ing was much too long: and the eleven events set for Thursday next, should they all come to a head, will be enough to sicken even' a I orkshire "addle. Nate is the number made up for each of the other days, taking rn the matches — almost certain to be replaced hy others. if they should fall through— two of which are to come off to-day. They are between very moderate animals, and it matters bttlO except to theiroWners whether Dulcet can give 71b to Lady Dor. or Admiral Itous get another " sweetener" from his Nutgirl. The spin over the Cesarewitch course between the ••trinl" horses of the favourites for the great race of Tueeday will create some interest, as will also the 1001. Plate for two-yiar olds, and a couple of NO morn. s weepstakes am of some import, with three Derby fillies engaged in them. The Orphan is in both, and but that she was slightly amiss at the close of the last meeting. when Lady Cecilia ran clean away from her, I should look to her bringing one off. Still there are Absti nence and Crocus for the talent to plunge upon in pre ference, and they ought to beat Lady Cecilia and Heather Bell, the pick of then remaining opponents. Dellailnun has a walk over in perspeetive, for nothing o f Lord Olas. eowle is among the moderate lot against him in the Oeto ber Produce Snarl': and to reduce the afternoon's pro seedings to a reasonable length, there is the pleasant prospect of rearlfeather doing a w.o. - for a3O soya. sweepetakee On Tuesday Newmarket will once more be defiled by the million, who, paying little heed to the half dozen dishes of small fey m the bill of fare (compiled not for their delec tation). will plant themselves at every available point where the race for the •• Seizerwitch" as be enjoyed. So far. they have bad little cause to lie enthu siastic about the event, for while their pet Friponnier. and Ilium and Deeswing—not to mention King Victor. Knight Errant. Herald. F.astley. the Irish Queen filly. Suffelk. Kingslaud. Bandmaster, and other soiled ior latilied amuses they had set their hearts upon. were to the tad—animals they had never previously heard of were made the favountes. and Blue 6 nen has at LA given way to a Lady whose "form' . would make her dear at the prior of u new dress: All those that have retired in the betting may 11,4 be so " to , 1,002. Friponnier. the re-ustitation of Ike•wiii s now at :s eir market' and Gondolier. only a few hoary alter they had II sent to to I and to I relic..tirely.being cannons that the km aving ollt•S may hare made several mistake:‘. Besides. miito.ed cafe •uusl• have won so ninny trams this et:tS oll that there is no rasing how !MUM er hi w nay et the folh.avirtg preliable seaters are actually cut of the hunt 111:r i•,•on falls Ho swap . Fo Far ERA ianeied.in Agr rt Th. Tr.linsr. .1, ,, 14 , v 3 . $ll port, W, 11- S 11 M . :01 ,11r . F 0511,4141 . 5 . 2. 5 11, 4M, y 3 s A WA Ilr w 7 11 11,1,,4,,,,a Chan .nPT 14a , mat a Tenho mar r Restitution. Ilayh.te Foul .1..c0 , la Rol. kin Invk most. filly 4 7 7 W. • Niotolrrainsto r 4 7 flat F'•3. .71 nry 3 7 4 T. Ihissoon Camerae Irtan..o r . 4 . 1 Tn. n !rite 3 o hnnintn Hunter newt a . a Seabee . Iluxtatle Sprcial . • 5 6 1 . J. B. Day . llohberd hearth. 6 12 Castle .. Sm`P Aluo kin . . 3 612 . Gilbert 31414Mvat The Syr 3 , r. 10 .1. Scott Crsulock 3 6 T. Dawson Hudson I ocnahlt Pena 3 A 6 . In Proonoc 11..01an Kno.:lli.ke 4 6 4 D. W.i 1. tt hil:ick 3 6 3 ',minim., Bailor tour Lan' Ann 3 o• 0 J. B. Day • Waicinuton 3 A 0 nurnt.v H oun -i n d Al 2 ItAw,en II•mt tic.. 4 Wars 4 4 5 12 In innate - 3 sla Noghtmrall Watt Ide 11,1p!311 3 . 6 1. , J. Das I'Moado• X cf eard..s 3 5 7 John oaws..n Piet hilight Errant might run for the sake of repro-eating the Fripottii. r•• all 1 hie Ackworth or Redcap, Corsair. arid Boric, to assist their stable-companions; alai Choral. Mexico. Safety, and Aurifera. on the extreme fl shame. - But the true and correct list of the runners will not Le ku. sru until the numbers ate displayed on the to le board. seine owners of horses being fond of nivstery and secrecy and I can only say that it is iluite po--11.1e for the largest Cesarewiteh held on record ttliirty- PCT. u lobe cery nearly reached. At any rate, it will not be rucli a w... 11: 0r... a- it was last year, when two were literally backed at events against all corners at the start. and ibere wcre 'lily half a dozen runners alto gether at less than boo to 34., iu the market. At Tattersall'e and the clubs there were hlif a score I, , ,vering between 100 to 15 and '2.; to 1. with others showing strong symptoms of "coming," and more than ore stable has two genuine strings to de bow. Blue C. wu Loa. his own with surprising Crmness, cousi deers,' what " good things" Lave en discovered among the light weights, and the downfals of rain they have Lad at Newmarket. to raise fears of the ground being heavy— a state of affairs that must depose of hi- chimer, even if it were ever a good otie. I think he will b: d. n • with when the actual pin. L comes ureler any circumstances. Lail shall at once eli•miss flue.. others in the heavy brigade —See Saw, Restitution. and Paul .hones—because they Lane never shown a capability to run the Derby ICtint r at th , weff.fhts. IC:lby will Lke soft '• aid will have the a.sistari,e of I...ra tan,. if it is re•illy a bad ca-e mOtli Lces -11:1:1!. W:. II whom tie r• must be something really sr , eg. when lon to 3 is to be had about her after arcis.l.g at N. wniarket. One -try goes that she was beat. ii in ft whose party mean mischief, ltd if the bo-se 1. is any of the form left Le disislayed in the Metro' olitiou when I was a youth, he will " walk with his 7st. although on horses re-uppearing that have been on the shelf eo long as he has—river three years —they invariably " walk in' the wrong end. East Lan cashire is another ancient, but one that has won a race this 'season and supposing it is over four years since Le performed his greatest feat—running Dollar to half a length for the Goodwood Cup—and his legs do show signs of decay. lie is in just the Lamle that can win with a bottled-up horse. Tormentor's beet form—not that she displayed in the Oaks—was never equal to his, though she is a well-bred mare and a stayer, which latter reconsineedation cannot be given yet to the Irish Queen filly. who will not even have the advantage of Kenyon's assistance if the men of Ilium fall back on their Mclderminster—about as goo , l a class horse as Band master, whose retrogression in the market suspicious people say is only another bit of Fairwind business. Mer cury is the first of the three-year-olds that takes my fancy, and hc must run forward, having shown such a marked improvement every time he c-ime out, after his false run ning at Liverpool. that he may possibly finish at the top of the tree before the season is over. The support given to lionaldLuin is the only objection to Mercer) , that can be advanced : but this may only be a •• rover," and is not so perples.ng as the genie played with Julinings two. Nehisko and f Gondolier. Tried and retried, each has in trim " won by many lengths." and one trial most lave be. t, a" Hush" one. Wliieh it was is about even betting, and it can, only be sarrni-ed that the Frenchmen have a rod in pickle for us when Jennings was wrath with I,llr of the •• touts'' he could not stall olf as to commit a violent ripen him. My imression i- that the light w. iisbt ran stay the course Lest; p such an amount of MOT cy 1.. e. been laid against him lately by the '• French party' . Li- Pill d;flicult le get back. Suffolk laws gone oolightly maim+, and is net half Kith is fi:emit, at home as Blue-kin, shout the wine horse The Spy, awl the pair bound to non home in the tin-t flight, as is atm a sou of .allia, ink. powlcut of Jennings' n two, P.curt‘• ju-t a few pound:, orkrweighted, unit must euclaimlo to lie Special (or Our Mary An,,), if ••I it illiS opposing his brother John. llow • ver. Lady llaglan ha, been so highly tried that the rare is booked a fur greater certainty than was the Cewarcwiteh of two 3. a., ago. when the -.table had thetealels en Lee- Inn I. Al! is too, like a "good thing," which is the only re 4 .lliliN,Ullati , 4l that can he given to Wari - ingtois, C. cll. and Marquis of Carabas, all wretched perfoo mew, but n o t such confirmed haol rates, on paper, as /lay of Wilowiet, and Little Treasure. a trio of Pawpaw olds Admiral Iteas meet thoroughly despise, or he would not hue.: thrall th. rn Wee. But lior.es have becti saved over and over ueitin with an eye to deceive the Admiral, tAi that they could wits a fortune over the 1 1 e.anowiteh for the owners, and as I fully esp.+ t to 1111! the rate Won by an unimal that has shown 110 form ut all Lithe Ito, hut may Lief, a stone in halal- Lice affections shall Le divithel hetwo en CECIL and 'Ain' RAGLAN, not becalm* they are becoming Slldi great favourites, for they were recommended by me when in the 50 to .11%11401 1 . It may be an out,ider'3 year alt..g. thee, aw l cannot help thinking that Plated will wake thaw who have jumped on every new favourite ...hake in their anew before the winning number is bonded. Blue flown awl lteatitutien have a little game to play after the Cesare. witch, ae their owner,, may agree to differ over the Royal Ram they could wi comfortably "cut up;" but under any eircumntaiiee:,'lle gown 'lO4lll win, dwipite hi,, 10Ib. penalty. The elearwell is the find greet two-year-old raise of the meeting, and toe many will wait for the /diddle Park Plate for it to bring out any of the " Derby homes," tie of yore. Cambuttaren brother, Prince Imperial, Wild (late, Pero Gomez, and Beeline:is, might all he reserved, in which awe Martinique will about win, having meet to fear from such an The Duke of Beaufort and 'feather Bell. The great plate :aunt be Jeff until after my arrival at Newmarket, the may ~ j rfrOH, IrilmillllimmEl hint I can give being that the adherents of Pero Gomez. Wild Oata Fairminster„ and other dark wonders, must beware of a son of Middleton Maid that ran Do "pro misingly " in the Chesterfield, uow called Neufchatel, to whom the great llelladrum baa to concede 101 b. am, &c., M ET EOR. TATTEIiItALL'S. -- Ssett nDAT. The attendance at Albert-gate to-day wise a pretty good one, and although speculation did not take a very wide range, the aggregate amount of the investments well large, and in some te stiness noliiisluidly heavy. As might be aupposoil, the Cusare witch was. made the principa medium of wagaing, and the enp porters of lady Itmliin lost no time in making their outlay% the 7'a to 1 that coWil be obtained being snap upsoosialer members hail aiss mbled. This prim being no longer forthcom -1000 to 150 toilteeptedin one bet, and subeequantlLLOL ary o 15 was booked maul o, the total investments in the filly's favour amounting to about £6OO, and the runt offer at the knish nut exceeding 6to 1. Coed again came in for 'abstain t p ur port, one specvJutor accepting 1000 to 66 four timed; this was followed by the taking of 100 to ,7 and finally backers were con tent with 100 to N. Blue town had a far larger number of opponents than partisans ; the general desire to lay against Ism soon brought him to 8 to 1, at which tigure he was en trusted with a small sum, but his friends still holding aloof, WO to 100 became the offer 'in three or four quarters, and ulti mately oto 1 war laid to f. 300 or 1100, llan to WO being mo oted on one hand • finally, however, no more than to was quoted, while Vto I Would again have found takers. Behnke pn seivesed an ything but well, fur after 100 to 7 bed been booked in his fa vour, he receded to 20 to 1, and although this price was not forth venting subsequently, offers of 101st to 60 wen . , plentiful, and brought no ',sponse Blueekin went even worm than this, his opening quotation being 15 to 1, while a little later on yes wen` lard twice, followed by general and pent/Meta offer Ito I. Id' to 7 war freely offered against Warrington, but his auppoi tiro devlinecl to deal on these terms, they jumped at the lOo's to it which were every now and then proffered. Special, as at tFe elute, exhibited signs of renewed life; early in the after nis.n NW to 40 was talisi and asked for, then Si) to 1 secured a ).74,41 amount of busineas, and at the c lose layers limited their offers to Ito to O. Paul Jones also, who dual recently fallen out of notive, had a conimission executed on his behalf, upwards of LAM going on him at 2.5 to 1. At the same mice Mercury' was fairly befriendid. After 1000 to 30 had been taken live or six tuned about Gondolier, 30 to 1 was accepted, and the fact of this horse Icing in request, coupled with Nelusko's retiograrion, and the acceptance of 1000 to 100 shout Jennings's lot, looked us though there was some uncertainty AS to which would do battle for that interest, or, that as in the oast of Bilcstra and tishriii in:Aries, the pair will run on their merits. The other" French man," Pietro, was offered to be laid against at 1000 to 30, but the ponies mptom crumble notice was • proposition to take 40 l'or a brief interval Beeswing appeared ei if about to make an advance, 1000 to Ili bring actually booked, but after wards 40 to 1 was offend in four or dve quarters without meet ing with reply. Nee haw awe barked to win 0),010 or £7,000, and Pao to Maas taken kindly about Donaldhain. With the camp tion of Cecil and Wolsey being supported to a limited extent at their respective prices for the Cambridgeshire, nothing else wed done on this event. For the Derby, l'i•ro Gomez main found supporters at 1000 to 70, while a fair stroke of business was trans word in favour "of Pretender, Thormilibies, and Wild Oate, 21, to 1 Is ing freely pencilled down in each ease, and not to Le ob tained about the List-named at the Minh. Closing quototiocui ; CESAREWITCM. It* to 15 agsl Mr. J. Powne's lady Raglan, 3 yrs, 54 1011) (t) to 1 tar J. Ilawki's Blue Gown, 3 yrs, SA Illb 10, MO to 200 1 1) 100 to 8 Major l'einberton's feed s ! yr., 54101 h It' ltd to Lord Stamford's Warrington, S yrs. Sat 04, 100 in t 100 to 6 Count Lagrangi's ?Musk°, 3 yes, let (t awl o) 20 to 1 -- Mr. J. It. La)) 's The Special, I yea, !et 131 b it 20 to I Mr. Savilr's Illaiskin,3 yrs, 6.4 1211, c t and off) 36 to 1 Mr. Hodgman's Paul JOllO6. 3 yrs, 74 luib tt 25 to 1 Mr. Johnstone's Mercury, 3 yrs, 74 41b (t) Si' to 1 Count Lagrange's tiincluber, 3 yrs, est 21b low to 30 Dye de litzjanales Pietro, 3 yr., oat filb iul, t ... • Itst‘i to 2.5 . , 1000 to 30 Raton Rothorhild's Suilitlk, 3 yrs, 7.1 toff 4o to 1 Mr. J Steitlo struAbrkv, 4 Tr*, itst 41b 4,t to 1 I'Luo't, at, th t 5 to 40 to 1 Mr. Jolinstones lhauddliain, 3 yrs, lad 11:00 to 20 t 4O to 1 Mr. A. Ilvatlxvitc's &miring, 5 yrs, Sst 41b ,t and off, 40 to 1 Rana Rothschild' Rasteution, 3 yrs, 74 101 E ~i', so to I Lola Wilton's Sv, VA', J a rp, tot ,t t stl to 1 Mr. W. ti. Itonnett's ladLy, agod, da 611. {off, Soo to 15 Mr. W. Duy's itir 31.irr Allll, 3 yis, lot ,oi 2W vs. non lad? Caurlun v. lilts• tiown .1, loot) to lto oast I'. Joutunrs's lot ,t; It 45C11 on Sitet-tul cAmniv. C n t. !MC xer.srrir.E. 100 to R ng't Major ton's Cecil, 3 yrs. Set 12Ib (3) 23 to 1 Loot WasttuuiLanl's Wolso), 3 5e4 1211 14 and o DERBY. Ittil to To .4.-4 Fir J. Bow I.l's• F. To Gotrwr :t 1!:.. to 1 1 Jui.o 01 Hatnaltou's W.. 1 o.ite .t and w, 26 to 1 —11 r. Jolootour'.. Pr,..tetolt r 2.5 to I Mr. Jol.w.tonr's Thorwttl ,t M. to I 1 . 4.1aut lowerunso , A Itoulotror ,t owl off 10000 to 2(to )1r N.tyllts'e Ntwithatt 1 .w IX ON BETTING.— SATIIIDAT. Comparing on the Ciwarewit , h necupied member' for the eon portion of the morning: that huatut,a• muted, wagointr com mon, ed and RV, s,•.n in full swing. lady Itaglan proved in eon brim d rthu, et, some hundred. being invested in her layout at 7 to 1: at the •iiine figure blue (joint wAs all but friezelle., although for a Ida.-,• sh, met with omne support. Warrington and Nelusno held equal phien , at km to 7, and neither of, them was baek.d for any am o unt. Blueskin receded to aG to I, and looked slightly on the go. lone of the feature. , of the day wOO a f n-sh demonstra tion in (al eur of tee. il, who at lot; to ti, to to 1, and 15 to 1, wv••• .t, upon to a very thosiderable • =tent. Special bud a de cidedly healthier appearance ; after the:market had been cleared of all tht 25'-. 20 in I W. athept, d. and the aupport came en di idly from the right quarter. Mercury &Omeletl a good of int e a-, and mad, a 11.1alladielvaille in the .111,11allona, starting at 100 to 20 and thoehing to 1, at wlindi figure about tat) was laid ,ut, 20A, to 100 le Mg book, .1 on site hand. who wit a , -aunt..! settled, made some rtir in the early part of the morning, and had every appearamo; of becoming pthminent again, but after he had been raiment down to 'PI to 1, a tow lion tat in and be medal to 3t, to I. Bethwmg, Union to almost any prier on the preceding day, Kart. 0 atta• ea mkn , e of re,,tored vitality ; f.e.wkto 10 Del.. to 20, 0;0 to 10, loon to :1 1 /, and 11110 to 40 11 - . sue.esmeely hooked , most of thi tninsaitions were thvering " bets. taken by opeenlator , who have laid comparatively 'Mort pre,. againsi the mare ; gill the demon/drawn :allowed that matter. 11.1. - not 1.1t..10 - ti.. 1.14 e lost. Although Mercury' 1:14 141,1 00 . , h gnat force, 10,1=1db:win wait not tot noble, but, on the eoutr.LlT. looto wits r:7.mo t. n,01. 0 ) at pri .. nes ranging from 50 to to 53 to nn!th is this,, so ; of '!!! - .C.1,7..tiik present Comrepwitt h, two home. in an identical interest fr... fluent ly =all* u simultaneous 'whams• to the prim eurreut, an.! emit bong Manly la. bed ut one and the same moment. The remanungdransattions w, re nu:mg ai. , l nom*, aunt. One ..f th, net -knoll. ant ne•ves ...rm... lion With Co - ( * .nolo:04-1111e wit, an ••gt-nsive worked in favour of veil. Who w 4.8 1-a, lad to wit, ...A, nil thousands at pri, es ningin2 from 25 to 1 to 1 - 0 to G tab; n Another feature was tie ~ f Dudley to 25 tot ; at ars, not however laid to much. Clueiug prices Ft 7to 1 ag'.t Lady Hook, t 100 to 6 - agct Blutskin tA; 0 7 tot - • V 1 0 ,• Gown t& o 20 tot n tire . Irv. in 11, k.. tai , i 20 to I fA;,:iZ ' t lc . 0 IN) to 7 Wnrrinutos t&•• f ZS to 1 11••••••inp• (t ko) lb to I Cavil t 23 to 1 Paul Junta' •• 3t, to 1 aunt after 11.:. to I awl YO to 1 had 1,.0t •0 to 1 TI..SIy t al to 1 titradli.oke I and • 40 to 1 Malty 0 40 to I lonoldtain (n, to 1 tftk..n prtvitnt-ly 101.0 to 90 Plum t t. tO to 1 our Mary Ann 0, t 10.0 to 1640 to 15 I,arte o,t laws to lu WO to 1 -- lk 11 In to I -- aro) Caw Mary Ann. e.4114ed .1 r 4, to 1(0 T . Tittwt(ores (t) . . 1(t) to au - 'of f 40 to 1 with a Wart (off) it to 1 on Nvlu•ko v. linsolo.litr (off( 10 to 5 -- beeswing running •,t) PlAti BUTTLvai, 1„ a. I to 1 art Lady Itaglaa (t 4 to amt Nehodto (I. ot IU to (t) Ito 1 Blualovrn(t&O, 6to litdoury (t) 7toU -- Widringtou & I 7to Wroth/2 (01l ; berwiag ,t) 4to I It; I CAYI3IIIIiGIII3IIIII.E. I 5 to 1 are Lady Re4rtan 15 to 1 Oren Mem (t and of) 100 to 6 teed (t 15 to 1 klestley (t) DZIREY. 950 to 100 met Ilelladnun (t) 40 to 1 &Askew (t and off! 1004 to 15 Royal Heed (t) PROGRAMME OF NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. TOT Totew PLATT. of T 4 not.. ; tbree-yr-ohle, 7.t 71h; fn u r, Mt 71t • lite, .Ix, utul aged, SA 121 b; the %Hater to lIC rold fur L2OO. T.M.M. (1 tulle 7 fur. 1.501 ph.). Nuurx PLAT[ Of 70 kt)Vs.., fur two-yr-olitn; eultu, 9.4 IOU.; I,t 71h; If enterttl to will fur LlOO, a110w...171b. T. Y.C. (to fug - 0,4014140 yurrl..;. . _ . SEl.l.lx.i 11•1161.0. •I' 1.Y.1•ml Alt t.S Uf 10 more. ?web, fur two-yr old., and upward?; the unmet - t.? be *obi for LlOO. •t, ui:lner. 140 yard..;. _ . BASI.I. At Sni IPI.TAKZ* of 15 scoot eaell, 10 ft, fur flat...yr bilift muff opaltaft. Al. M. (1 fin low." , 212 yartl.:. b%rft.tt Asti: of 10 .4.1,4 ; 2-yr-olflo, t,f 31).; thre..,10.4 ; fillic<alloweil 311, 110: minuet to be sold fur T.V.C. ih furlongs 1411 yariff..) . _ horr.s;r *az; of If NOV, ear with 26 ltlide4;. 2-pr-old., 15.. t 121 b; three, 144 Pali; four and upward., 211.; the wiuner to le- .old for £7ll. Rutland 'none '6 furlong.). Tot Ct nAI:EM IT. II IIT AltrK, & free handicap of 2.1 env.. ouch, 16 ft, will. WO added; the winner of the laincauder Ht. Inger. 1211.; the aeiond in the lit. Leger, or the winner of the llou caritcr 1 r.p, 111 b extra; the winner of a handicap value Mgt wow aft* r twig. 3, at ; of any other handicap, gib extra; the , vita weight, to la- ar matinee up to ; the ...led to revel, e by out*. Cownwitch Crane '2 wiles 2 furlongs:Dl yenta). TIM ROYAL Symms of 900 saw etch, 110 It, for 8-g- 1 01% colts, bt 111 b ; Allis., let /lb ; winners of the 2,000 Newmarket, or Orand Disko Michael Stakes, 51b ; winners of the Derby, Oaks, or Doncaster Bt. Leger Stakes., 7lb eXtre ; • winner of soy two of the above stakes, ISO extra • the mood to save stake. A.F. (One mile two furlongs 73 yards). ;17 subs./ Those that declare forfeit on or before the deg Tuesday in January, 1866, to pay 26 soya ft . and :these that declare forfeit on or before the first Tuesday in January, 11307_, to 00 suss. —KuroPn Blue (lows Gib ex.), Rosierticem,_ Res —UMnon, Discord (dead), Blankrsey (dd., pays 60 soya. ft), Under the Rose (deed). Tim CLIGISWILL STARS/ of 30 move. each, 10 ft, for 11-7 r olds; colts, Net BA; lot 81b ; the winner of a 500 m e w statue, with ten subscribere,6lb ; of any two such stakes, filb extra ; the winner of a plate or sweepstakes value 100 Met, including the winner's own stake. Sib extra. T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 140 Yards). ye rube.) Cantine cult, Thor, Standard Bearer (31b ex), Duke of Beaufort (61 6 ex), Alpenstock, /Webs, Aftermath, based, artinique (Sib ex), liwther to (Umbuacasi, Brother to Chattanooga, Brother to Union Jack, ( leather Bell. Stromboli (alb ex.), c by Knowsley—The Drakeedam, Wild Oats, Bagpipes (61b ex.), lady Cecilia (31b ex.), Ilessilia, Pero Ocenes, by Ikadienan— Heimann, Nyl Oau, by Misajkl—.lllll Bleu, c by King Tons—Tubersouee, lady Botchy, la Ssi, Boulogne, Ilectrieity (lib. ex.), Archduke, Temcwater, ne‘e Imperial. Atheism., Zuleika, Border Knight Sea Wave, Royal Rake, Row e/ism, fby North Lincoln out of his Queen of the Vale, Brodgate, Achiever (Sib ex.), is Abyssinia. BETTING AT NEWMARKET.—BUNDAY Niorrr. At the Rooms to-night liken was in demand for the °mare. witch, in ronssequenee of a report that he bad been tried favours ably with Fairwind, and had never born at Woodyeates, as pre viously put about. The principal bet liesked in he favour was 10 fifties, - beyond which there was nothing doing requiring com ment. The latest Owarewitch scratching* were Kneeland, Suf folk, Goodwood, and Ilium. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—SLTMIDAT. CBBABZWITCH. 7to 1 apt Ladyßaglan (t 25 to opt Th ir :Zsy (t, and MI) (t) 15 to 2 Blue Omen (t) 110 to errury (t) 100 to H- . Cecil (t) 33 to liondober 1t) 100 to 7 Neluelo (t &o) 32 to &vowing (t) 100 to 7 Warrington (0) 40 to Donaldhain (o) 100 to 6 Blueakin (t) 50 to Ilermit (t) 20 to 1 Not June (off) 06 to Dolby (I) 100 to 6 arta The Spy and Hermit, coupled (1) SCRATCH:M(IS. O,TOPPR Taonvia.—Buitcy colt, Dcttha, Minaret, llaybloom, &mama, Rupee roll. Swaiiraraase, 300 /DTP. (6 sitb..)—Minant, Albania, !lardy. Swaserrac II!, 300 aura. (7 aube.)—lliorpie, Cherie. CIO A /MITCH.— Suffolk. Ilium, uoodivoil, Kingeland, Black lock, Jain, KY* Victor. ROYAL STAPP/. RePi(TUTillr. eLTMERTEL PrrANILIL—NyI Usu. Archduke, lady* N web, : 11 IDOLS rmut PLArs.—Egzal 111•111, MVO Nellie, Melody, Wuttnaker, Di Spanker, V ta, Buffoon, Sidendite, Nyl (Mu, Cicely, Lady Nyasa, Ludutu, BMW, tioudwood, ton, Vladimir, Vanbrugh. New Oaks. St. Angela. Picette, Aunt Soler, Fortune Teller, Omni Reeve, Adoeirida, Cymbal. Parry . Nyl (tau. law I'ATA It CAL 500 sore. ( Thursday).—Brother to Strafford. NET Il• Pk EY 14 MIT.- Ituaieracian, Apidluniue, Suffolk, Moe lem, The Lail, Duff, Roll Call. flu 1.4 , 11:16APT STA. la.—Vlaaimir, Sidcrolde, Wouderoft volt. ... _ . ~ Arr. at 11. Age .4. 11. U. mil .. ... 4 9 0 Illuiro.kiii . . . 3 612 14104. final. . . 3 011 119/ Illariurr 3 612 'lyiw.l•l.4. . 4 6 7 Ilium 3 611 Citaalmaal 1 6 7 71.1.14uy ... •. 3 610 11.11.2 a $ 6 11..2041. .. :1 11 10 /tuleli....a 1.121 ' iur 711. Emil:2 3 6 0 .atin, .. 4 k 5 Mils-ler Nell 4 6 9 13,,, l ug . 5 6 4 Mean... . . . 3 6 6 laaain 11lyntlwr . 4 6 4 Inaloikllwin . . 3 6 6 Knight Ernost . 4 s 0 lirtro(laellin ' , runts., 3 6 6 6.. KIAW (.w 781 ax. 3 14 0 1441 13. p 13.1 I.unctultin• a 712 Stradl.rtike . . 4 6 4 1 onucnt or . . 5 7 lii 11*Iipoie.181 ... 3 8 4 Ilestilutita, 3 710 Iltuir . ... ... 3 6 3 haul .11.0... ( in, 611. 11.4014.1irr 8 6 2 onlra) . . 3 7 11. 11ur Ilan' Ann 3 6 0 /1.. n. 412 . ..... 4 7 9 Nharritigthei :1 6 0 Aukworth ... n 7 8 (1182:11 ... 8 C. 18 Ahrruchlie . 5 7 9 tiakty . . •• • 4 6lt It. 116iosa . . . h 7 7 Want... 2 3 512 Iby N. aminst4T 1:02 of Warwick . 4 613 inch C 1 ,..... . .. 4 1 7 1411. Tremain• . . 4 512 Kidacruniu4.442 •. .. 4 7 11 Itellul. . . 4 510 N. niaa ... .. 4 7 6 15411 . . . .... 3 510 Ilinbav•krr .. .:1 7 6 I duly Rsictan . 3 5 111 M. ltouan . . 3 7 6 Bkwk Ikanumd (inr. 11142. my .. . 3 7 4 311... n.) . :I 610 (li•mwouil 3 7 4 TIM. laird 3 5/I 1 Unair. Itatahnaahle 4 7 I 11.. ed Cantu^ .. _ 11 M.. 414 .. . a 7 0r by Tom Bowline/ N.ll/4s . . . 3 7 0 MakeQiitt .. . 3 5 7 Young 131 1/141. .... • 711 Marattio of (kmikam . 3 5 7 Planet 1 4 3i.114. Filantc 5 7 11 loiriterr . 3 5 7 N'ak Itupd .. . ... .. 3 7 0 Julies .... 1 (1m 11 1) ..... 11(ingsleintl ... :1 1 . 113 Fs iponiii4/.• . . . 4 Paul) 1ip.4901.... ..... . . 6 613 Kinn Viatn2 .. 4 paid) blot.. . .... .. . :1 6li 111.04.1/•14 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5, 1868. beans and pea are unaltered. Wine .tell.NG. to GIL ; Tod ditto, 60.. to 54a.; riven, IN. to Ms.; rims, baler, SIG to Ha.; malting ditto, 40.. to ; oats, GUMMI. Nostrum, Our. 3.-Mar was a fair sandy of wheat at this market t.o-day, which radioed the mar rates as lest week. Th ere was more barley than of late on sale, earl the deressil shoo in- Moiling, the full prima at Ike day sesomight Ware analmitalned. The weather los tits weak been wiry siouory-a Mots WI t r t ic which has an banslsial to the pfileMll not taw I sod . wheat (weigliagegba. to SUM 114 a. is 110 a.: rad w ditil lf weighiass Nebo. to MM.), eels. to fda , e bait molittnottrostsy( 511 be. to fells.), 451. to 41..; ram ditee&eleblng Nabs. to , Lis. to ; ditto to Mtn), 38s. to Mk'. ' oats, Ma. to 11114.• beans, 467. 4 e1fe.; peas fmal, 4M. to 4741. per quarter; r 375. per reek. Avereernm:-%%mt, 1,311 quarter., bas. Not . ; barley, 3,190 quarters, 45e. 4d. ; oat, 65 quarter*, 1195. td. Itoeueiente, 0cr.11.-Tbe &Jaycee* of *wheat in this city during the week have been liberal, and the trade, generally, e has been rather more animated, with a rather better inquiry. At the Corn Exchange there was a large supply of wheat and other description.. of grain, for the • seaman of the per, but the high terms demanded by h oiden had the effete of checking buminelis, and only a moderate demand was experienced. In consequence of the late unsettled weather many of the eamplow of wheat ex hibited by farms were out of condition, and generally unsale able. The trade, generally, was languid, and although holder', were willing to eubmit to a decline of Is. to M. per qr., millers and other. minced but little dispoeition to operate. For the beet white wheat the quotations are Nee to Ms.. and a few extra muperior lots Ole. . p 7 ge. ; aenondare, 565. to let.; i and damp end inferior , fee. to Ma. per quarter ; Le d red wheat, 645. to 551. • a dam 52m9 to fiem. • and ether demerip 50e. to en. per quarter .. F o reign whe at was in little re quest, and the trade inactive et slightly lower terms. There wee a good phew of barley for the green of the year, but rho pro ceeded slowly, and mime were about Is. per quarter dealer for loth malting and grinding descriptions. Oats commanded about late helm for bon eld kind., the top mice of which wee SO.. per quarter. Beans, pram, and mane all fi rm , with a modem. in quiry. The teed market is steady, with a limited demand. There has been much rain tiering the pen week, which has proved of great benefit to the root crops, which are now looking very Pro mising. 61..,crastas, Oer. 3.-Our impede of grain into Olouneeter this week have been confined to foreign barley and Leah oats. Of the former we have 1,140 gni. from Hyraeuse 6,390 qr.. from Triode, and 3,354 qty. from Nantes, Maiden 1,3(4) qrs. from Caen and Unnfieur. We have over 20 canteen of Inch rite (and some barley) from Wexford. limerick, Cork, New Item and Dublin. hr market is ;e firm, and except for the fine. ! conditioned wheat. ellen. had to give way in their dienetels. English white wheat Ts. ;ed., end red M. 3d. to 7a. per 6211 e. ; American, Ga. 9d. to 70. ; laantrig, Is. 3d. to Ts. 5d., and Odeon, M. Gd. to fr. 9d. per 601 m. For malting barley 31e. to KU. per qr. wee the turrtney, and Irish rata Tie, toll.. per qr. for grey, and Irle. to De, for white. lee official averages:-Wheat, Cl 15s. ed. ; barley , f 2 P.; and pees, t 2. 5a.4d. per imperial quarter. 1/4•01P.., 0. - T. 3. -There was a llege attenelanne of farmemand others at market to-day, and a good supply of wheat upon the whole. Trade ruled exemenvelydull throughout, and a decline of la. per qr. wee eubmitted to. 135.1.7 for malting wan in good de mend, and firm in prier. Oats and other descriptions of corn more pleutiful and rather e.hesper. RAI if, (k-r. 3.-The attendance. at the corn market this after noon was fairly large, and we had prod supplies of most demrip time of corn. The demand for wheat wee again very quiet, and to effect males la. per qr. less money than this day twenniet, had to be steepled. The general quotation was 50'. to 544, must continue to report that the barley trade is quiet, but prises dung show any further decline. Bort qmilitree wild slowly at from 425. to MS. per qr. while inferior made 3 0 a. upwards. For oat. there ix a fair retail male ' at about last week's quotation.. *W. to per qr. Bean were a steady trade, at fem. to eis. per Pee. made from 445. to 500. Fine flour ie et eee to 44.. per me k ; *trend', 311 e. WM.. Bread is at 12d. to 1311. per tdb. loaf. 0.1 - .. an, 3.-There Was a full &Newt:ince at the. corn exchange to-day; but the wheat trade ruled dull That of the an.-4 gelidity barely commanded net week's priee.; the .lil9. ta in m ken. beg fro 52 to 62.. Barley made from 425. to 52-. ; oats. 255. to 35.. ; old beano, 53.. to fida. ; new beans, 4,.. W San.. ; deur (seconds), 91.. to 415. pm reek. IVeurr.sir.u, Orr. 3.-The weather wax wet rolay, and attendan. e at tnarket we.. not wo lame a. of lot, Trete was doll, All,l one e. meth. r in favour of the buyer. whibs wheat, 7*. 2.1. to 7s. 4.1. per 62.111.., or 21..64. to 224. per bee ; rot, II to t 1 P. per bag. ltrrd malting barley, 5.. ed. per ; mid iletilltiy, es.; old brans, 75. • and new, em. per Itu- heel. Foglich ONT., Is. to ; and Irish, 35. 9.1. to 4.. per 3311, last 'serene : -Wheat, Cl 13.. Ill.: and barley, t 2 Pr , . 51. p r imp. nail quarter. At Kitleerrnmeer market, on Thtersdi.y, there was a ..lort supple of wheat on offer, coil the trade was quit t at barely the rates of Isot wok. There woe no material alt. ration in either barley. Oats, or Isauo. Eresham and BW.ITOCrov, u.arlo to, an the I...ginning of the week, were retie r dull than otht•twiste no. 11., 1 o r.:1.-Market was fairly attenel.d, but there was not a large supply of oin For wheat the full Itriote of Lot we. k wire arke.l, Intt milli re, were not ammo, pureloussrs,_and pre," hod 1.. be rt ed by =ugh. r roll quarter. lios amend .oadation to 56... There was a letter 'vale fur fu.thitii tart. y at alcut pr. v rate., t 1..• quotatlon being 42-. to 42.. per quart. r. For gnuding and inf.-nor barley. th. re wa, but th mated, is re r. ragging from 3-1.. upWarda. ,1 it • quiet, but preview ;ditto wan• fully supported. the range being from tie. to :P.P. per quarter. Beans awl 114.0 eemmandee the full rates of last week, the former making 445. to 5.P.. per quarter. end pee 425. to Sw. Floor is selling at Ses. to 4n. per in. e. Sluptun M a der pre-.. woc all : -Wheat. 435. to 5110.. per gr ; bale y, to 4r... ; oats. Its. to 305. ; beans, 51*. W yen ; pc,o, 44.. to els. ; flour, :10. to 4. w. per sac. Wane... 110,111.1.3- We had a rather disarreeable change in the weather this morning, a thick deviling nun falling. There • L o am. r, an average at. whine, at market, ripply of • urn ...Me t.. hultil. For wheat the denoluel was ,low, way L , p r quArter, a .I...ireet• was red wads. 'llr test qualities are ppd..' sr. to ; -.tottery an 1 int. nor os. 1.• 545. The demand for malting barley arm. toveksr Own it Las yet Pen this essomein, and previous (m.o. were well improtted. We heard tie, asked in one masses• fur a ;prime p.n. I, but it en not made the highest figure ealus..l bong 4.w. est per quarter. The bull:of the sales were matte at 44•. to 1".. blinding nod itif. nor lark v et upwar Is. A little 1 opine...a tie. doing in oats at las 4 week'. prior. -from 24.. to :ass per quarter. Beans arm, at from 44.. 1.. WM. Peas dull, at foga 415. to ram. FL me wa. quoted to-day. 361. to 411. per sa k ; eel bread arllr at led. per elle ANNA - Er., CAI. 3.-1 his niaket was well at tend.J. awl lamely supplied with its. The ii, nem, for wheat was .IMet, ba pro-5 a little To low thee. of Net w,. k. The quotation for he-t .111 htir. was 54, , and for n or or two prim.• lots tat, B is Still a .101.1 trade, at 11110t11 merlon. rat.'.; melting were 445. to per qr., and grinding aorta from 31.. to 42'. In taits.a fair amount ..f Ml-11.0.• was done at fully Lest the'rana• Iciog front 26-. to :es. ys-r qr. 111. atu, Aul peas quiet, at how. VI rftslly rate.. Th e who- na.s),c -tek.• n.ark. t w. r. again large, at about Ise-t the range Icing from Sean . to mfr, 1,515 .Irs. realized an set Twee .of fee at. Very little we. thong in the bailey trail-. soil ch., :L‘ arage did not ex.-41.1425. sd. There were lair sale. of oat, et the bet: eve; . I , ;e of li-. 7J, pc mir. Bean., made bus. to 54. • and vat • 1,. r qr. At 11it0rw......1114.• ay. r.. a .• pl., 01 Wheat as. (sr qr eat., 26-. Home y :he uses trelt. veal I not will be quit t. r I.'ea, Uhl° h and the tea -Thorn tens a moderee -how otwh,• . ••• ' nd •01 too reibie, latepress, w St• •••• ; • 42-. . old whit.', els. ; old r. 3, to 2 .• ‘r 2.3 -I. ~• eew of 1..u.1.-y• en.-1. rate. A3l .4. d. 11123 , was ..!', it of v., N. w, • fee. Ist ;r. • ; Minding. apt, t.. per 30 -T..... .if s. et ire ahem wee net bum end re vent qua-Atone- am supporta-1 • - 110'..!', We. t.; 524, per 94 stone. ~..11 t c. a -The ems of slut we. tie• I.•rat.e an-1 el.. 14 W.I. :1 `t• .) I.lAllit al the .101.-01 - 1. - - of the pre, s ous ses s N. w who. • .1.3 ie :dotal Sus. to w 1.. ); r vr s' was tolereblo awl th l• .1 t.rit fow.• iti at about el:, press- of the markt t .1.,y. may To quoted at 4k. to See. per ; ;4.llo•lttur. 4P. t•. 44-. is r There was aMc plerate show of ...a-. whi c h to t A lnhait. d szomey. -. I l e bidding fur the full rate-.d la-t la a, to bee, :es. pr el steuelx-unt the turnvt 1.1 - 1; i l . 1.:;. 1 . 1., re we- a toli•i•al de :it entice, of the aal .1..• -how • f wh. At we. about an aver - Age. The !'moat:! fully tot rates were male. New 1.. 02t. ; new rid, 525. per 3.1 at o n e . W,, had a huh cull ly it bailey ; the al. maul was tsar. and late quo te o u. were well ,uppoced - nuiltin ) :. 4.9. to 4S. per ''tarter: grinding, to 42.. pa :6' ta.ta.•. The wit trade wv. of a .4.11.1 I Isere 1; the if sample.. cr....0n1y neelerete, and there w a. very little err uo eltange in pace. from those of Lot weak : new. 29.-. toads. per 24 stone; .101. 22'. to tee per ditto. tie. et lien, a 1. 3.-A 111.4.-rate auppl) of wheat. lied , miner was asked, and sale. were made at extreme rata-s New rid stout sold at 52.. to Nis. per .I.OIW. Barley W.V.. a Gar PlIk.W, the demand lasing healthy at recent currenews ; 4.1.. Fitt per qr. Oats were waits., and soil at Lust week's nnets, new, 3ne. to Pb.s per 24 stone. d e nsest rarlEl.l., OP T. 3.-We had a fair quantify of wheat from the (mown. anal factors to-day. )Baaim... was healthy. and rent prom wens generally obtained. White soupier ina.h. 2t... to 2.5.. ; red. Ma. t0t.... payload id 14 rune. Barley was ti traidentteltimr, and supportol its full value. sellitter at 49a. tosli.s. per yr. Other kinds of spring corn were in small supply, and fold at about prevent. at... ei• eor es ewe, 3.-The supply of wheat waa tolerable, and remphe moved off at about lee week's miry. White mug be quoted at Our, to eeta.; red, at s*. to 56... per 36 stone. Harley was nioderately represented, and a fair demand took plows. at , Etre we rate.. Other kind.. rir sprang v ote - ar r• in a h, se E and .upport.4l their full value. Hie eistoui. krotasiiiari, O. T. 3. • Here ttedey we had a niederate teem of *hi at which .4.1 dowk, awl tat,. term. were hard to make. Barley was not largely reper-semted, mud 4.4111p1e5. 11114,11 if slow - 4 at piiees without material change. Oat. were a small thew and a steady sale at rcent terms. V0ra,1.:1.-lhe supply of wheat at b.-.lab's market waa not huge, and a bmiteal trade was done at nether 100 mower. While qualities. emote to 6 ; mak Ww. per 36 atar••. With a moderate supply of barley the eleinanal ami Pale. wee e. ttrilt4l at the redo; of the pre, Wu. w eyk ; w alum. 445. to 44;... ; unnalii.g..o.a. per 4r. (late 5500' tolerahly :t,.1 the traile was thin at quite a. moth ttttt ney r. wat. olaau ta hh, hut Malay • 31.0. pur.ll.. The gum of loans W. 4.. ;Quail, :ilia. wrli a 111.1. late .1. - Malld, harlarr eIITWW.-1. , %Mt. Weil support.-1. purl.' molting from 51s. 1.1530. per qr. Ilye WA , dislsav,l ut itt 42, pit .Ir. lUalt Italy 1.. .tooted at :Os. to 7 pair qr.; dour, 425. psi. ca, k ef I'4 at LIP, s. 4). T. 3. the market to-clay ass pretty will itr- Mph.. Wit I. Wheal, and the deinand Was. a quiet character. the tia•turia; done Icing at veiy little attune from late elimiteow. %bite lunged front 540.. to Ike. ; red, 64... to Ests. )her :16 stole, Ito le y was h e T e " .. l at V ais w, W il ee r' sk rts 'a ren'as".ittim'adeltyi74' iuywry ‘ e i: sr '4 . 7. Tin. 4. lotmod tor . at. was MtetlitY. and the +timely we. a Loot at. Prlven 1 - 01.41.11.014 the NUM: at heretofore, 94.. to per 21 stow, 1 . ).1 ..11, Ilk T. 3. The quantity of wheat on offor to-day wa.+ not largo. mut uellcru **TV ellnl.kd to intke full Now ItAlld. al Saar to tI.N.; now roil, t :41K. , old White, 5 . 2.. to ; old red, to iter qr. Itarloy WA+. in Gur .uppb , eni.l obit tl 1 A 4111.• Ws uhe pn•s toga. ‘u., 44.. to ft 4. pu r qr. ttatA, Alt ettott• +hot W. th-• tralo .trwd) at top law,+, tic% esite, 3,4% t.• 364. 1., 2i 1,44.114.. kit 111.1'01:1.. IA r. 3.- The supply of a to-thty Tuttle stag languid, anti in order to elteet adta a 1N , 1U.11.011 of 14. per yr. had to Ile etilaititled to. tither 'natal at late rd.,. Vi at, b4e. to t4a. : lattlt•). 41a. to 475.; tkita. 27a. to :kV, ; beau.. ma. to boa.llau • a taaa, lA r. 3. A full supply of wheat. Trade rather dull. at latel lust w, tl'e• penes. A itt,od mhos of Ivuitl, att.l fair .1,- soatal ; we" atuiiit lather higher. (11.1 oats the .111 e .. mew et. 1.401 r. 141111,4 011141 pew. e ' ttatly mite at late rat,.. Wheat. inst. toa 3.• white, to :fa. per haul. Itarlt•y, terioulltur, to ale. • mat ins. to bta. per yr. Out r, new, to 30. a. 01.1, to 31k, per a t r Deane, to -w, t o Ztat.; old, to 32*. per load. N, a • AOTI I he, to T. a Al .11 nutlet flu. stattiouy we had at luau! tletit ore of wheat fnuti the arnowt., anal herm i t .crentl taarrl buyer.e in attention,, mita wen. ',viably eft...tett, at Lute. of that ala) - w'netight, aw.rt estouirlart elansand log pat her 1311.1%. morn-y South truantry bein g 11 ' 4.1 nl nil Y• 1.4 lb. egtal of Patrietityt humane., but itt the heat lam k tau Yarirt i.., It agierietatuot to al Our ..atent oceurred. !lair 'm..1.13434. Mulling *MI gritaluttg tal'k'y • alright tiftet, and late rates antply su.tained. Flue old beano wanted, hut of aunt otir market is btu... I ittlt• atievityt in pram. (lat. quite tut dear. hut tusk. not lit ely. 'The arrieale Oita week are Mita*, pr 1. , •3t1; ruttetwitte, 11.taiti • (tartan, Vied; rye, per rail, 10 .w. 04 ‘.•••, bra; iter rail, 310; mortal., 117; malt, per lull, bit;; oats, per nil, 111 ; ouratwita., 1,810; fowarn, 313; pre*. Vr tail, 331 ; f o reign, apt; 14401/4 rattatariae, 174 yta.; flour, per nil. 013 seeks ; east wt.. 1,1140 ameba ; foreign, 1,3114 1.414,44. WIKIIt est, IN T. N. A fair supply . 4 VhOtt , with little tact a of al whammy hem gel-,lay. Wheat audorat quite to mita*, of tam week, rad ot INT Maw at latrine. V. , 1,411., 4)• I. 3. -tlgity tare ,alga MUM+ armed (runt THE POLICE COURTS. BOW -STREET. Affair! Ronk, was placed before Mr. Flowers, arrested on a warrant charging hini with being about to commit a breach of the peace. Inspector Silverton said—l am an inspector of the C division of polity.. 1 have been engaged in making inqui ries respecting the prisoner with Sergeant l'almer. a detective, _and from those inquiries I applied at this court en Thursday last ha- a warrant, which was granted, against a person named Hooke. Tltis (Saturday) morning, 1, in comiatuy with Sergeant Palmer, went to Watford, and made inquily there respot hug the prisoner. I ro c( iv( il a desetiption of a young man, a stranger, who wit , in the neighbourhood, and feeling certain it was tl.e pet mu I was looking fir, I I.l:Wed myself a little aside of the main road, and then I saw Route tinning n l.atg at a very rapid pace. It had two or tint* coats ou. I went upto him and said. I want y o u, Hooke. - 1 told him he was charged with another person not in custody with being about to engage in a prise tight. lie denied that his name was Ittoke, and having given a fictitious one. said lie was about to engage in a walking watch, and that it was all wrong to say he was about to take part in a prim fight. I told him I knew his name was Hooke. and that lie was the twin matelied to tight 6uller for 2.11. a side on Tuesday neat. Ile, however, still denied lie was the Sergeant Palmer then went to the prisoner's lodgings, and lie will say what he found there. Mr. Flowers—ll. denied, then, that his nume was Hooke Inqsctor SllCert..ll—He aid, air. Sergeant Palmer, of the detective polite. said—l was in cow; any with the last witness when he took prisoner into CUltOdr. I went to life lodgings, lapel-road. Bushey. In Lis ci at poi ket 1 found a letter addreseed " Mr. Itooke." apparently from his wife. I went back to Inspector Silver ton, and aakid the prisoner if that was his letter. He said, •• Well. it's no use denying it, it is , it is from my wife." I then said, "Is your name lt..oke I" and he said, " Yes." I the ii showed him an extract I had made fr o m Bell's Li!.:—" I let. 6. I ;011..r and I s ace. 241. a side. at set. '211.., Loudon district." and asked if he was one of the party. Ile said he was sorry that he had been prevented meeting Goiter, as he should like to have had a turn at hint for love, and that Le was sure to " land," that was, win. I thi n read him the following notice from F. Ir • Li fr of to-day:—" Goner and Hii,ke, 2.1/. a side, at Sit. 21b. We received the final deposit of 6/. a side yesterday, making good all the money from these metre' oldan lads for their will at Sat. 21b. for 2 2.11. a side, which will take place during the we. , .t. Griller can be heard of at 'Teddy Wyman's, itricklavera* Arm., Totitiridge-stmt, Euston-road, 1111.11tonke at A. liodges's, Green Dragon, Brill-row, Somers-town. The greatest rwcreey will be kept. and the men start under sealed orders." Mr. Flowers—Yon bear what Las been stated, Itooke. What have you to -ay ? Looke—MtLing. your worship. all true. Mr. Flowers—Well, then, I must hold you to bail. I suppose you eau get it. 1 shall direct that you tiud two sureties in 50/.. and yours if ut 'WI, Itooke— I hope you won't put it 1 , 0 high that. It's the tint time I ever was engaged in sut.li a matter, and I will faithfully promise that I'll never appear before you agaoa if you will look over it this time. Mr. }lowers—Well, as that is the ease. I will reduce the hail to two sureties of 21.1/., and T4111.10:if in 11101., to ke..p the peace to all her Majesty's subject, for twelve Inspector Silverton—As the tight is announced for day next. I must ask that 24 hours' notice be given. the prisoner was locked .en. MA 11.11.EBOXIL About a fortnight ago Mr. iiol. the solicitor. applied on behalf of a Mr. t lreFory. betting ag , lit, for warrants against Dillon, the pugilist. and two other men who are in the habit of attending race meetings, for thmatening his life. The sworn infra motion upon which the warrants were granted was, that at the Kingahury races they would rip him up and put him out of the way, and bury him where his friends could never know where he was. They also said they carried the tools with them for that purpose. Jams accompanied by Mr. Louis Lewis, his solicitor, now attended, and the latter said that his client hearing that there was a warrant granted for his appre hension, had come forward to mutt whatever charge might be preferred against him. Mr. Heard said he must ask for an adjournment of the case, because he had only recently been informed of the prisoner's apprehension. and hail nut bad time to commu nicate with Mr. Gregory, who was at Nottingham. Mr. Lewis said Dillon had no desire to shirk the fullest investigation. He had come from Newmarket on purpose to meet the case. It was arranged that the case lie adjourned for a week, Dillon being allowed to be at large inhis own roisll.tviisiutee in the sum of LO/. SOUT/IWARK Slephova, the landlord of the Hope tavern, tiravel street, Southwark, and late treasurer to ►he Mutual Loan Fund Society, held at his house, was summoned, under the FncutUy Societies. Act, to show cause why he withhold the sum of lON., several pass-books, and 24 promissory notes, and a cash-book belonging to the society. 'rhe defendant bad been discharged from the °Mee of trtasurer to the society, and another treasurer had been appointed. It was found that 106/. Wll* , due from the defendant, whi•li be had not paid. and In. had ul.-o refused to giro up the books. The amount due wan not questioned; but the defendant said he had bid the rot n., ton non-member at 5/. per cent. interest, as he was justified in doing by the rule., of the society, and L 9 could not get it back without a longer period of notice. . . . Mr. Partridge ordered the money to he paid, in addition to a penalty of 20/. and 20e. cools, and directed that all books and papers 11C1011gillg to the society should he given op. Notice of appeal wan given. THAMES:. Edward Laws, u .101111111 ill the serviee ot ItivtArc Ilindes and Co., surrendered on bail to an,vrer a charge of furious and reckless driving, and running over a lady's toot in the Itotv-road, afowweoks since. Mt...Paget Paid there had keen two cane. ta.fore him ea . ....idly of reckless driving and running over women's feet. Mr. John Layton, jun., solicitor for the complainant, said that the ewe' of Mrs. Jacobus, of Stepney-causeway, whore foot was run over bye confectioner II curt, had been alread3 decided, and the defendant Manning, of New -111.1044, lutd beru tined. lie also computi,ated the injured woman. This was the ease of a Mrs. Mawm, the wife of a surveyor, in Archibald-road, bow, who w•aa injured a few weeks ago. Time defendant was driving a horse and curt, mid he drove against Mrs. Mason, said crushed her foot. She bud beat under medical treatment over shire, and PUN now for the first time present. Mr. Paget recommended an arriumemeid, and the par ties retired. After a few nt . lei cone. nation, Mr. Layton. jim.. received Y elieque for 2.1/. from the M0144f11. Ifintlim as eorepeinat . for the injury, nod the wdiailor anti.miseed to the magietrate that the came had terminated. BREAKFAST. Erra t a COCOA. Invigorating, rrobetul, mid oonatorling. Prepared by James Epps and Ou.. borntropiktido callendsta,Lolldna• Made idtalilY with boiling Wader or mak. Bold only In labelled manta—advertisement I I)tt. lIE JONCII'S Livan rapidity amt ovrtainty a rth whine thie Ihl will matt... atrenath In the meat feeble are thus deo.nriboll by ibleakkonan Clarke, Eta ti 11.1t.e M., I" LS.. taktifyinic tla • ektrwardinaLty curacy in Inn own /lON , ; " After the Pale tHI, anal all other re media.. that 1 could think tat had tattled, I I ne.l. meetly a. a Ink) nenrr. Hr. Jonwlek tiolatallnown Oil I ra.eeired mind, gunt its lane we. the ••••11 Of my restorwt am to Matlth.” Maki only in tnnenlakt Imperial Ilrititinto, 2k. at; Pinto, to at ; (Plano. la., by all clatainakte. r. M tfanakametaw Atn.,r, and Oa., 77, Strum!, lbanatlnal.—a, A drartina meat.) LAW NOTICZ6'. METROPOLITAN 00UPTIT OOURTS. (Bitting days ated far the present week.) Weirrsuorran, at. Yaetis .-iase.—Monday, Oet. 6: Tues day. 6; Wetlands_ . y 7. Bususeause, Partiana-road.—Tuesday, Oct. 6 ; Wednesday, 7; Thursday, V. Ma sae Naryiebone-ros&—Wednesday, Oat. 7; Friday, 9. Waatiewowrs, South-staset—Tswedsy, Oat. 6. Curiutaawsti„ Duness-terrsoc—Monday, (Jet. 6 ; Tuesday, 8; Wednesday, ; Thursday, 8; Fridsy, 9. N. 13110111111111.01, 01d-atreet-vred.—Thureday, Ori. Bow, Bow-road. —Friday, Oet % 9._ WIIItTICH•PEL. Cheat rffiarat—TlMPlay, Oct. 6 ; Wed neaday, 7; Thursday, U; Prlday i 9. ROUTIMAKI, Swan-aIrINC—WOCIJX•dan Oct. 7; Thursday, N; Friday, 9. Leasers', Orabarwell New-road.—Tneeday, Oct. 6; Wed nesday, 7 ; 8. Oassawren.— sty, Ort. 9. au. Basaluss.- Monday, Oct. 5. NAVAL AND MILITARY. CHATHAM, Oar. 4. It was announced at this port yesterday, that Captain Robert Hall, superintendent of Pembroke Dock yard, will succeed Captain W. Houston Stewart, C.D., as superintendent of this dockyard at the close of the present mouth, Captain Stewart's five years' period of service having expired. Captain Hall has had considerable ex perience in the construction of iron-clad ships at Pem broke Dockyard. The iron-clad ram Hotspur, 2,637 tons, 600-horts power, designed by Mr. E. 3. Reed, C. 8., chief constructor of the navy, is ordered to be built at the yard of Messrs. Napier and Sons, Glasgow, who hie , e entered into a contract with the Admiralty for her coast- :tion. The Hotspur will be 235 fret in length, with a breadth of beam of 60 feet, her 18-ton guns being mounted on tarn-tables, in a fixed tower, similar in construction to several of the iron-clads built for the French navy. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 4.—His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge embarked on board the Sprightly steam versel, Navigating Lieutenant George Allen, at nine o'clock on Saturday morning, for the purpose of in specting the forts at the Needles. A Swedi,h corvette, and a frigate of the same nationality, arrived at Spithea l on Saturday afternoon, and exchanged salutes from the garrison and Victory. Both vessels sailed on Sunday afternoon for Plymouth. MARKET& TAT.LOW.—BATIIIDAT Flynnwt.—The market at firm. Town tallow ow. 3d. ; O tot./ to Lavut.bet, 47.., bums; December, 47.. ed. ; January to March, carrox.—Livsaront, Orr. b.—Market very strong; wire, id. per lb. dearer. !admitted salsa to-day POMO Win, 113404- m o / I 7,000 operadatio• mad export. 8,00 0 American, iild. to ix . ; SOO Permian, *e., Md. to 11d.; 1,000 /tannic, aid. to 1 . ; 1400 'gawk sod Bahia, liaL to lOid. ; 30 0 Maranhein, to d. to laid.; 600 Firyptian, lid. to 114. ; 300 l'eru, 1013. to In J. ; ii,•oo Surat, 6jd. to Did. ; Bengal, likinde, tr., iltd. to 7 Fair Dlodkruh, Md.; fair Inintrawutteir, 711. ; fair Brutish, NI 1. ; fair Bengal, 7.1.; fair Egyptian, 12d.; fair remain, 10jd.; mid dling Bowed., tOid.; middling Orleaus, 11d. eOITON (ifrODS.—Magertairrsa, Ore. 3.—The doeline in prim x continued till the evening of Tuutelay on whieh day we had a quiet market. laving the pre, i 01.% few fil.rl t ti r r, had l a ren a 'mod - Immo. in meal Airtinga and r-cloths mittittle for ('leer. but in the lower and "nitwit" . elm.. of t•liiri Ong-. then *a. hale doing. Yarn.. auitetl to the t ling market, were al-o in dgood demantl up to TIAI Ally, at fall prom, and thew wa• en.and fur inn. for the • ontinent of Europe. with a fair tor•i• limit in the throes of thme epinning• emtalao t o th e tit iew , mark. t. Fulm ;lucidly rather large pun hare , of ootton to a atrongtliening of prima, and yoetenlity three wit. not only a large lm-tnemiti ootton, but an &tisane.• in prime wheit lute lel to a tenewponding tw-name intl..• rate. vaked for yarriandelutii. Yarn , for r lutua are rl.t. to I. per 11., ilean-r, and the iolvaiite let. y m tio t. d ho e ine m , mule yam fur I ndia goo. off latzatitlly. Ci.aite count.. are Fl. per It.. dean r. In logo° trado yearn,. pre t are Itl to Id. dearer. but the advante hat. eheeked huonoaa, can pt for :eta twit, and atea WIWI. weft. For whirtiniri manu facturer, ur di mantling lid. to :/d. lU.M. than on Tueaday, but it hullo low•mma Printing cloth. are atm) 3.1. per pime dearer, with the NUM' :vault. Jateneta and mull' , are neglected. ()nil i.at y loth. 't 1. in lout moth rate requeet, hut the lett. r eheae heat n tokau nattier ft...ly, and are id. tar 11. dearer. Ilona -b.% l a ing pi o tty fairly mom .1 ale firth at at... 1. WOOL. AND WODATED.—litunvemn, OCT. 3.—There haa markedtavv :e &grow of heehaw.a niandwited in the wool trade during the past week, and this was partieuhuly ai at the early pmt of the we. k. Under the la tier a c. quantity ..f wool changed hands., and the tendency was to give tee prira a chin's, of st dna.. whuh they had not powerieed for a lotm time peat. The pnrelisets. no doubt were for the neat part areculative, in ardiripation of an improved tract.• in the amine dial.. future, although in many .wwe the stock^ of spinner. we're 111 tlhor Via, and they MK, oLlig.d to ...me into the market ...v. r their ateolute riquiremento, renderrd, perhaps, in many the more lam of from • nether he. tier csoulition of the wonted yarn trade. Prices, ahieh have stood the bow penod of cunt with ovnistrativ. I, Mile cles,weaaion, have immediately I,cati an upwarilte ode my; and the lowt Mate.. wools, ...Tonally he ire, whi. h are M dile( demand, are extremely stiff, arol imper il...in wools 4.are in • Ina. di 'ITN: In the iniprovoment. There has la en an apprviaide change for the nett. r in Wikna..l yarns. off merehanta, finding a atimulus in the more favouraldc ▪ Irmln lkipaie fair, Laic Loco more active en itiptify. an.l ea making better offer., though, re vpinnera generally have ad tlo ir quotations, many of throe otters have not boen urn pl. The huainesa done has hso par ell ebietly in pa; s ; mehiling end lower qualit 11. not participating in it to any 'min -- noble • 'dint. There la also more activity in lustr• yarns. Two -1.4.1 and rwappe yarna air at ill Bat. Press. generally are very firm, witha hardening tendency. The imsv trade has not partaken of the Unproriumit. There is no clunift in the didn..o %hitt intS.ol.l.lgpru , ailea MUM. branch Manufacturers are running out of contracts, and do not tend them replaced. TI o • home nierhante have done a email laivintea in fame wools for epi Mg. Then is little or nothiim doing on t o m e a St ill if,. r j. a m o re hopeful levling pro ailing, run! prim. ill', %Vel lum!). maintained. T.ACT: A.l) n . r 3.- Thc lae t r . 4 4, ;,I.n yuity ani again. durum. the pant w.sek 110 it annually ta at dila time of the ear , when w‘ may he ..dt. betieoen sa A ." 11... In the silk department black la..v an• fr.. ly, whilst anth e r -prigg.vl net- .rn• Ili , ran material n mains ‘ory firm In the eottoo hr.ineh plmn .4111 hang le a%ily on hand. A few uni-t. for fun Litton are in the DIY lot. The cotton fanev trash. i- very que t. yarns maintain their value lu the kviierY iglat ti% is nAt, and thaw le LA. mu h dung W >Llll.:L'y'. 1.1,31.1.1) yaw, an: Jt1.4411. TIADMAt£:— 1. t —Tb'r.,lt t.•r “pmt. the favourahly ro far as regarl. , the tra.l.• of thi. town; almady utd.n 1111,.• 1, n Aidril-41 4 4 .1 whe h had I.:Yen 11 abb. hl, and the an. manta rereived from the are to t that the tomtits' mamma:. la awl 4When in the hardware trade are Lading no ; HI fret, they am now diapoael make up flair 40.1., wh,rlg the y hate hatheetu avoided trVill 14 .11i.g of &add as to the pn.efa.ia of the autumn frank. In the foreign depart ntrut Me-n... 4• it. ady. reg.ir.h. the Wost h0b0,..! in:proving, and a few n.d. ra heee Loon iris out in the t0ura...111.• w. 4-k ..n ne-ount of ...me of th.• Kouth ran mortar.. At wally all the large wanufartorse. tiny aro working full tir, Ihe military gut, trade , and v. be bar MAW.' tom. Itportmg 11.111. h. ta , nte the unl•-r.4 to Are uamlniatu. 1110 N AND kleor.i.r-socoroit. to I . s.--1t s on , what dillicult to speak with any el.gree of .ortaint y the entoli tea of the iron Dade in relation to the .vowing assts months. Fig makers report 11Wir 1000101 pretty full till the turn of the yea,, and we assay almost eisifely conclude that the DIALV will be well taken up till this spring. In the inanufactuml inn trade. how ever, and espavially in rail., of which such huge piantitice are made in the di.trist, manufacturers speak with tatition of the. future. The autumn deliveries., the la.t te4 whieh are about now bring mule. leave many ord. r hooka svnupanstively bare. In other cases work iv in hand Kullicient to best till Christmas. That a good many rail contract. will lie gist% out from Russia, Austria, and moue also from Auierica, is an impress s i og pretty general: but how ...in they will be placed, or even whether the north of England will secure any or many of tbllll. un Ulatt.lll somewhat doubtful. When, however. the new specification. come lulu the market it is aluttvit svrtsia that Cleveland will get its .shun', and many manufacturers anti "putt a very busy spring, with unproved prior. . iron is going off mote briskly, and autumn shipment. have been god. In shipbuilding iron there is noire activity ilioplay..l. Foundry nut fag' it Oh ore well taken up. Founder. generally. however, utile.s more onlees.vone to hand, expert to be tuther slack. hir non is going off lenity steadily. Tlicre have been somesloul cargoes delivered iluring the welt for the Continent, Alb:ft) for Rolland and lielgiutii. Arotlatill !AO, tons per week on asst mge. Present quotat • are :—\o. 1,4..; No. a, tkl- ; No. 4, 41, ltd., uotl eush at work., or 1.. extra for four month.. 1011. The ,sal mid iota teak• .b. not 410 W much animation. ev e. 1.1 for house hold both per mil dna vhtp are rrirr Mani it. 1.10..11 I . IIAIT t 011 the apploAch .ai ue',•: No elm earl Oily dot. 11 I 1:N .• To-41,11' wr haul an rx,lletit nuyly of a Lint titan the farinens, but Lwow. wa• s•maredin4ly dull, and llwn• an.. a very tisitiffennt deasirtusl, the market eleo.in.: exterintly Bat at u gem red re.lurtion w wive,. as. rompanal with of hot a.. k, grinding pai - 'vial showily: a fall of folly Is. yir loud nl thnbe lawln la. An inbibroved deinbui.l, howeier, wale cabilbitol for line malting lairlvy and *herr Ira. an upward ten d. ney in the bates in aovidatue ; Windily( hits wen., bows...-. tartly atatasuily. There was no alteration worthy of notice au spring coin, and the tnible iu rata and bean. was at about former following are It.. quotable privy', New wheat, laa. id. to. 22a. haw 22s. rd. to 2.1.4. tier load of three 'bushel.; .4,1 wheat, I ra . to Ita. rl., Hue 21.. to rd... law load; 00111, 170. to Hue 1:5,.; 1)e, Ito. 641. to 4kL, line 15... dd. per load; yew henna, tar. tat to 210. to 2to. per {owl ; old lassos, 210. lid. to 21.. lkl., tine :tag per .:nby 11.1. to Its.. pet 1.5,41; while, Is.. to 19,,. ad., tine Its.. 00. per Laud: nrw oats, Mk, to 3115., _tine 22*. 6d. to ad. 'ter sjuarter 14,10 321, 611. 10 360. AI., fin, ;kk.. to ;LW. per tiUlifiels; lau - lry for multlngpurpnnew,Wia. to 1.5... la., thus 413,641. to 49., ikl. wrqueUt,r burley forgrinding p0rp...e.,*1.. to 405,., 4.4. per .poirter. . th - T. Exeter corn Itaiwe aloe. well afteiated, and fairly ,oppliol with ;main. Wheat wild rather slowly, at, 110W111rT, nit radiation eon the prises of la 4 week. 'rite quotation for beat white .411114V+4 was 60. 14.1. to 6.. 10.1. pea 'ltalia -bar. 4.1. to Ms. 16.1. per imperial ; lea nob, IN. 4.1. to 11“, to fits.). The di:Matti' fur, malting ...until...of truiey is still quiet. ass fia. lid. to in. tal. rut tdiahri 1 410. to 44:0.. per qr., 'Elie trade for grinding mai.. row. dull, the general prieew toeing 4*. ad. to 44. 9sl. (Ala. to 340. Cada were Hurl rt lint rated, boat being quo taal Ai. rid. tat 30. 10.1 (2 0. 441. to alike. 8.1.,`„ and inforabr. Juan 3.. tkl. 1 2rt.. `. 'llse 1411•4•1 o flour 4111.- • walk-Moe, Itia, to 410. per each; 1104., dth MM.; arboniels, at.. to 375. At Noithlawlon, tab.t wheat male la. 3d. per biotic' (NW. per qr.) ; heat grinding holey, Sa. lid Olga ; and oat*, tio. 6.1. arra fir, tnl64. 47.1. (OW. to M 5,, I f,o wheat ; 4.. 6.1. to 4.. ad. to 375. 441.1 for grinding lagley; tr.A. Al. to tkls. itht. to 214.) for oala. At Alniiitat.r, wheat odd dowly at ob. 6.1. to IL, 1.4.1, torsi... 10.1. per ; malting Nutt yat As. to WI. t.s 4fr 441. , ; grinding ditto, to. 3,1. to 4.. ail. toSts.); Y.. ON. to tai. 64. Orb, to Ala.) iassioda Hour at :16.4. to 394. las. N.A. Al Tiverton, wheat made 7a. (fats.) for last; huh", la. 311. to. 4a. ail. (444. to dill.`; oat., ;la. mt. (24, • la, ( am.) At Nila toil Abbott market ti,,',, was r >wall alten dinar, Mud *tery quiet trade for all ihaeriptitaw of earn, at lwe viola rates. 114.41 while Wll.lll made 7.4. (54;0; to 4W, fkil. (6.2 a. to 114.1.1 • snalting 'stripy, fa. 6.1. to h.. 6sl it), to 4460 ; Irritating, film 3.1. MU. l ; oats., M. 641. to 15,. Ikl. (PM. to 72..) ; I.eana, lid. (5.. W. ; to 3.4.4.1. ,141.. 4. 42.,1; Moor, 316.. to 411 a, tar ark; white Inlaid is at 10. 2.1 pe r alt.. hoer. Cw.t Ur.ral u , 4). V. :1. A olweoltintz mill, µ. 4.0 1111.111tvi al . 4 •14 wind, hoof the t•lfuti of chomp. In-4107 ; and the 1.111141.110.• q , wulity of It I 1191 onr.r wdd %Jowly, in foconwitu. UN.. be`i okoolotoo.l I Id. iv). Ilan ul) al P.tithort.,r) la I , awl ihr .11044 ww. fur t ---- foreign. We ham not, an feature 01 eemennescie to now The demand for all of Irwin ha" we 014 7 oaf orlri,;* iltiPrOved nor abated, and prices are absent unatentd. F 'Me need prices we mentioned on duo dal fre'rews . have pad. ta air h a d f a . 007 Mir romantics ; thwilY• friar I. joet barely the tare Isw.w. perfel — Pull paying for beat samples only. The avow on eale during • h•w da was none of the beat, and we hoer reports of a mewl, able q uantity left in the Bela haying been meets ht/iried by •i: late heavy rains. Nark oats are Willie° acne. Indian Keel, moving off Wily, and cannot be pun-4,00d on maim n em ': Floor as before. Imports this week ?An gre• ; CA); nu al, 150 Parke I:xporta this week •.—maim, hin . IMO; oats, 11,21 T ; barley, fi„mk bomb ; door, 1,172 ; OStilloiC • Nuke. CATTLE. Dope , Orr. II At ova cattle market W. ogres an improved allow of besets, there being this week ~, 100 nu offer, and the business was also of an erienuragiew , racier, a plrrMMt god number of lots changing bands. 11..., 11,Ws renl was v fism ernc L i tt ..u to pri tl;eacis of sheep , and sheep, th.re trom beinir ldta .r t.t . te.. Th.„.. IL, 7,100 on offer. Tlie attevolance of buyers was, however, t .y . means DUIZKVOUP, and the business trcuitacted was therelos, .. • of a limited character, and lots changed hands on about the terms am at last market. Oicnmera realised from ans. e,, each ; ewes, 32a. to sew. each ; and Limbo from 165. to Ita. . • Pigs were not so numerous WI laet week, only 587 being and the trade was only slow at the rates current at the 0r..• • market. Hmall pigs realised from less. to 17a. and se storm, Ms to so. each • and pork, 7s. to gel. per '4M'. Noss II 11, O,T. 3.—Aithough the so rather has been •• able enough during the Mat few days, the lithe ,. r atU. tt, . not fully regained its ordinary animateon. Still some any -.• , business was transaeted here to-day at clout former rat. beasts, at to 9, OW. per Itlh. The impede of sheep was et - lugs, but it was more than equal to the demand, lownwe. again dull. Fat Plll4 p, K.. In 1.0. amt pntw., !H. I. r e in store pigs then was 114 material change tat pork, 7- rr per 141 h. DEVONSHIRE, 0. T. 3. —At Exeter market there was supply of caress, which sold headily at the following pr: Beef, 12s. to M. M. per sent.; wither mutton, gid • ewes, 54d.; lamb, 74d. ; loom hams to. ed. to Pls. per porkers, lie. to lls. Barre-ours sold at IS. 14. r ••• • eowe and islios, LI2 to rgi cosh. At Tiverton Mich,. In, 1.• the supply of sheep sw - as small, and sold very slowly. lit.. k •.. were hardly rideable. Mutton sold at Rd. to gild. per made M. to 13s. per wore. (lows and islets sold mu. lcierviiiou A 11, 0.7. 3.—There was a want y Mow of , te .t our market to-day, and the attendancee of the trestle ; The tone of the demand was fiat, and rates wore mu' h as last week. of .hoop the supply was small, and th , n e ; dull inquiry at about late rates. Calves were scarce. champ,. in priet. was plight. rigs were in rather hitt., ..• • owl tn. 4 a fair depind at extreme rates. Ism And Mewl. Pm. as , follows Web row.. LIT to try ; . 13 per brad. Bacon pi" 7s. 43d. to 7w. ed. , porket, ;. VT Wilt FOREIGN MAILS. 79d, Qrrravroa OCT. 4.—The Guinn Company'. wk,eaaka, from New York, arrived here at 1.3 n p m . 119 passengers. She landed some, and proeedol for terES•I..V,N, 0, T. •.-Tire Royal Mail rtearn.4.:3, arrived here at 7 a.m. She embarked supplemeutsry • , pairwriger., and telegrams, and procatsled for New o•Oo • p.m. AU well. t4orT11•1111•TioN, OCT. 3 - The North 0".•11•131.1% - lin sail. to-morrew for lialtimore, with &r passengers rat tamp. 19.intav 0. T. 3.—Th. reign. 7 • , Ono ntal Company'. steam:whip betta left at 0 0. and 1.. , • at noon this dap. The former may be expeete.l at Mef. the 9111, and the latter at linuthaminn thL, 1•ItI, .•.• • Dr,olTo it tor I‘lolll ANT. CHIN: a MAII -.-• 40.TT011 WO, . - The Peninsular and Oriental Company's it. otn.hip lie.. Captain Itoskell..iihst this afternoon fur AIP a tn. •. for I iitraltar, the Me4iterrian an, Er...pt. India, (bin... Australia, A.-.: Jr. took out t find and 12 day. r 4. are) on fr. :OA it itTllo•rtli o'talCto, I. .1(1.4 gpo• calm- 1-e. -.1., f..r ti:•• • . : h•rnb.., £21.2(n. he.. £251 it. •:41 , :at! I. ,r rrold, Maths , . sr 44 “/In. f 1,72, er nn, 114., £ 7- al. utta, wont thread, &. e17...,17 U•. 2.1., fr.. 14 the. 11.• ShWlLrioal, io 1t.11.17. 4.34, II- It my. , '.urn. ,1 a• r 3, !!,. 3- , MA Vor SHIVA . ..To- Its.. C 12.7“.. 9.• 417.217 :I • 4,.ltars for Dnntr IConw. C 12.317 11.. 24. an • : Map sty's Trt AMITY. ATlO•ofoirot I h.• r: • y •i, • are Aseletaht -num. it,pal k ..n4 i .1.3. I, 1:4 v. A. ('lark. 1.1. , 11t. flaw. Ma , tn2le al. 1 131,w:: tru&ipht and Cool•olli 1 A,ltbrunLr. ANOTHER BETTING PROS , E,T - 11 , iN.—r . conviction% of betting men at 'ant i bury :tug 0. were followed up by the magi:strut , . -mu.: Felifions at the last-named place on Fr. t• . w William :reel). of I. AlLions_trirden-. H .m•-. 501. and eo 4 ts or three in , inths' u:it• for plying his avocation in a %bind erectei n, • : used for the nerve at Dover, in August ia.st. * .l . dant did reef appear. hut the case we c:e ,r 1•.• Sergeant Gower. of the Kent county • or.t.i r• - c the chairman, in announcing the de. - :.ion reiterated a statement that the rim:lstrite- • mim dto use their efforts to put a stop t !*!.. -• of lists" letting men. whi,h hal - 0-rt‘: • - flutnce upon society. especially the horul l •lcr : E-r'. TE OF A LION AT N.)l - . IN , it Fats..—Considerable alarm was caused nF: • : tingham by the e-cape of a lion from Mr. Nt - ;. • menagerie, which is exhib.tini.t in the Sie ".• Market during tie goose fair holiday.. It I, • early in the afternoon Metani. the Ain. in was pat ailing a full-grown Puna li -a w!i:.:!, Pith harniless * on the sta,te o•itside • h•• • whi n the animal aught sight •••f a•I Eel I the crowd. Breaking away from off the stage on to the dog. and killedit tlm , st is:-• The people tied in all direction. an.! the lie u. another dog a short distance off. ru-bed at .t. despab hed it as quickly as it had done the first. 11 thi n ,ucce‘ded iu -eeuring the animal. which was led to the rri. nag. rte with the deal •Io.T in it- • difficulty was. xperi, need in op, lung di! , id get the away. strange t. -ay th , :11 who. I. dog first kill. d et. aped uhurt, t. r did any per.s.ou crowd receive injtal. MEETIMI OF LATTER-Day f 4 AINTS. - 1 " 1.. collicrer.ee of the Ltidon -1•• -.le• M was held reAciday at the Stote-str, et square. The roe,eding , c,•usi-b.d , 1 a -ere., throut..le. at the ,Liv. when s•.Lic twcuty t• 'logics , of tlair iabouz, in thi-ir -e v, r carrir atc-n. of the it " Mr. Lcm, r. rsidistit of the Loiel• - u t • i.sual v. ti s il.c m.t tmg, ask.tig the t.. ustdin I;rigl.adu Youint its sec!' dt: I with his atal twelve cpost!,... It vas tuprs , .l btallaw, with inclusive of Fiesta and deay.. the: 45 ' , nests , . And :11.. excemmut.i..ited. t ••,....• .• 1..1 ti,cd. The titian al st.,tenn et show I eeTts woe which had hsen c!.:. tly •:, estimation. and to support the No YORE PILLS OR ANY OTHER MEI' Dyserret%. CONSCUPTION. ite. cr aUD no P . : II•it LESTA AZLBICA FO. , D TO Till STONAC/7. user of old and young. canes. without penes, drepereia uidieeetten .11Arel headache, neuralgia. hysteria. palpitauon. wastina.eoush asthma, fan,,. consunagtton...J.c.r, ow'. which had resiged all medicine... including clear news the Pope. It races _thy times its co..t in , tier Tina. lib. Ta . Mho.. 25! .. • talbe., .T '?t. T . r =v.:- a ReTalrilta ChOCOIatePOITOtT. mate Atreort.h,flin, ;ha, tasted beast.—Ds Barry and Co., 77 Besene-quadran . .. alaoFortatun and Mason: and at IL .Iracechurchatzset; Ms• a sad 110. Oxfordaszrat—al•.tisimanLi •t. t. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DRAT 11111T11.4. BARIFV.-0..41.14r I, at 4.l4fden-r44,1,1 Turiok nl. /3. Barry. Er 4 , Y 11.. of a daughter. 11EAC11.—Ortmder 1, at Oakley 11611, the site of V.' Y.. • yntnaturel). of a daughter, w111.1..nr.t...1 for a f..w hour. (11.1.AHA.M.—tIetoher I. at Woodhury Down. S:ok , " th.. Inf.. of W. F. tind,tun. Fag , of a .1414:1,1•r LANE.-4 4 ..ptelittat 30, at 3.l.l‘arade, Cork, the rife. f jun., E...4...11 *on. I.l3Nti. .2.11. at 1:1111-h, , u...e. • of It. O. I.ong, of ]lOP\s.—lt,tohr 2, at Carl ',oats% tlith. the liiiol/1%. EON.. of :II ru . mi.F.v.—s.r,..mh, v. at Iliad:, t...n. of C. W. Plunalo, of a daughter. NIAli IZIAII FS. - tAtober I. at St . 1 N,,rtllutt.l.4:ainl, A. .arlatthnot. a.,, of 1,, 0 llott. dln. All utlltaa. to 1-:uatly. W , of 11..aufnatt Caudle. Sort) • . vl Lad. 111 EV 11E11 1 . tAtoher t, at t',. ohun hof $ it.. 11 t the 14. .1 I , N dotal*. I'att!.....t,r N to 1 , 1,d 121 Cowl, . . thni:l4. r o 1 ti, Lit. Cupt.uu J. M of lona. V.. 1-lart.l. BCON\-l • I.Iit - lS. pt. Ittlter 29, :t lint. llt ellt:• I. 11.. 1:. .b llrost It. ~ • • to Finn, in Anlll, .1.1111.:!rt r .•. F. ; ..‘ BURTON WOW. r. pt. rtn'•.4 .io. a: Itt.• I , • •• • l'aria, by the It, I: tt,tr i•:. O' • Nev. J. C. Cox..l..ipl.t.it to th.• . A I; I;•. , •.e Lou .dn. to Ault.. ROIDO. titi••••4 r t 1 8 . 004, E.g.. ~tVert 1•th.1... FI:CNCII F. 1 .1111. 1:11F:Ali VA: Se. M • ton. the It,, .1 t Mien. It oh reknit .4 r',.• . A ti. Fri n..h..4 Al. all,. 10.1 n .i.ittitlitcr of J.\\'. asthaThc.l. t.os.An qt. -.S.ptetu!wr 29. At the 1, r Ow (either of the J - to blob. .lattizlttri of tho V.,. lir. tl.ltorti. 11FATliS. E.- St•pt. ntl,A mittletilv. At tlv. ' .1 . Ittowne.. mat.• ..1 Fair Oak. in 'the p.trutlt of s....th.tompton. 1:ItY 14.1..14 rS. at J.uu.t.e.t. A 1 I , Ft..l AM'," it.. CI-IN.-0.401.m I. At :he Vtottra,ze, I:m.11611. A 'tux* it ins .tott of the I,: J . of 11••••Itm tipietalr t nt Wog Lula,/ h, I► , r+!. •lattight, t of IN. tat, l'apt.itu 11. 17i•put. t N • .4' ,1 11 , 4)N th tot‘ r 3, at 14111..0m.. AO , _ , of the tate It Vttlh, rt••••n • EN . atut ,lacy-ht. r. 4 the L. Hart et. Irott . of I talattte-htll. and tilphltit..onta ~,,, • agoti l't Atotitmt 9J, at Ittutteedlah, t Ittlyrt. In.h . Joa pl tlrlattle. wile of J.r. \arta,. I'my. II VW IN. S. ptgiol•ty ms -4t on-on- ntAtito.4. - tioJwin, wittlow of Ili, Ist." J tioaw tay irisrslty-ntar1Ai....f...1 II I , A It. thiober a..a 3ohn 114411.\'\.- I. at n, th.. • 11 I ady Mary (Vass-. , 01.4NK1 , 1 1141nivusig 41fLuirIttwr •••• VV3.lii.r, of - Atilte E. Seittetultrt Nt, 3t MAry' , -rt‘t.t. Peoo.l:tnt, Elm; N the wife of ti. tke..4 the hittntion.lt.titte. LNo4m. •! IN .01. E. -0. tober 31 tier rettitletwe. itlttueet4or-dwoot. %Nita, widow of the lot • Mr. E. roole %num)* ). 4 . , • . - ilic;4;4ll24er ogrd 1•41. SKIN N 0444.1at1...4 *. at elostatamptas, J. Amu .. I 4 1'4,1 l'owrobirk, 1 , 10 of Wight. 1111.YElt.--tlertrta.4 V, at PetthAse. 1131%611 and rublohr4 by MILAN■ Knee Natal. of N•'• Polls vii..-4nst, 111 the Illy of I.assatio, Piste. t 'thee In Bow. n.•+trert. t the Preeiset of Matting" ,I. %VAI • 1., 1.111. 11116. Lo-i-w-A, rtABIN- [I4ISNE TITNINO 119 mETR Am.iy. w TBMS mourn I IMititltri E T wog! --- 1411$1 WI • ..... Ort. 1. 14.4. 1...... 4.41iAl TOBA' ON Crowe tram Der July. IS. • place iimrelfra___ , :f HT/C• C spa . 1 Web .1% Tbs.= Ma • a . • a . r =ll Memo. lite • reretve rut . C 1 1 77 % 7 u (, Tree-ror nte. The born& 1 Noe roint.. belted nth I been ere. Obit MI MUD The mann,. returnee: y r eretrum 1..1 LEIVIIIt3 7 l recoil tr lire. Mir ey. slit. 1: :. The t'reo e nutret..• • kin,: to:rt erg • r t *•.• T 7:• l'. • - 7!.. I; r Pl* P. • at tb.• Attu. Ih. tr.t. r. • : .r. I . • vale. • • dr., I 1...: Ar;1••• Jz. r 1. Th. !irvt Pei). OD T: • ! rat t• •!• Pnt• n • .1 . it t i j, t, k. ii t ir, oarrtrt on kr, uaf,:.,- , .:, Tilt , Tv , t a 1 Tannin. %v.: Ito , tie to be In c. r. 'Van ttal. w h. r• rithollt on nbutt ta • r.. • the , •htr, ..,. C. rt.; d r,.:l= 1 . • let' All Ai i ' I I,' K-1.1 Lt ...• •:. AProt In R. A t 4 u1... rq I At At Fr..n: At B. rlir In I:41%. Itch. n. R T111.1.\~ [Soh•nc.: Gut 4[l ino i the nom the a 1.., t>m to t. ss. . rdiai W romrlt di soots. alined. ruiS. ~ - -,WI] Irus. • 4 jr. 01, ZI A 2-. , a~ ,r ETII Adam Dote. 1 Pik tAit;T The HY I PE! II *atm.. Ire of tne 113111.131. of rkton, prat. Act ahe ho - , 1 , 0 Read LUITA r ot mil MAN V IrA