The Express. — London, England, 1868-09-28 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CA SAREWITCH NUMB, AND Tin BED FORD AND BUTTON-PARN lINLPCINOB. TO m 11147011 OP Till 11111,111288. Brit,— Bad as tho three-year-olds may bo this ,eaten, they managed to win every handicap for which they were eligible at the Newmarket "trot Oct ober Moot ing, 41140 one. and it is encouraging to the tA‘sarowiteh backers of Blue (lows that • stoond-clan youngetor. with ''ire :lb, should carry off Friday's great event with a atone in bard This was Seesaw, who in the St. Leger, atDon sisster. was not within twenty lengths of the winner at the tint-h, and received • stone beating at the hands of Athena in the brand Duke *wheel em Tuesday lasts Ills dose race with Itartitutiou on IVellocialaycovld not be amide touch of ; and the style in 'which lie won was certainly • surprise, although the alaatice of Clairon left Ravioli and Vospashin the only lead% dangerous home against him. and had the filly ran stmight any ideas of the race would have been earned ut more strictly to the letter, by she ant See Saw n home lengths ahead of everything else. • tavourit.., anion disappointing the Frew:lnnen, *add 'only make a Brad heat of it fur second plane after oil with 11r. Savile's lade, and they may act be so sweet now upon their lsondolier, notwithstandini, his recent victory at Paris, where Fidelia, Nkliss ip t i l • heal-te, snit in addition to Nemea, ormed en the Fiehch tlesari witch day. The best '• orm" for the Emu tub race was that of nitro, without a doubt. as be mu a close lace with !Gingko at even weights over two miles uuel a furleuir, after the tatter's conipsinioa t. mpie t bad tarn "at him" for a long way. and we have n ti.eugh of Nilusko iu this (*unity to make believe he ea'al wet. with littro's fiet 61b. See Saw. to wit, heel a aim suit, in g 'Tull: him i,:bat Ascot ; and healso "ran well" with Tlielbar I a n d NI Ur ntu their famous Craven Biennial, so that there ran be no better investment in the race than Fitz- Jame s' s the Duke de colt. Seesaw's tat e lita him quite out of court, unless the Doncaster "form' was all ut op, Paul Jones and Mercury. both before him in the north. having to receive 41b and hub ro-poctively now ; and Iteautunon being no hotter at the weights, he also soiree lengths behind the pair. One effect of the October 'handicap result was to liring The Spy back into favour, SP be ran about as wallas Seesaw both iu the Daue,uiter • I.eger and the grand Duke Mieluoel ; but the three vi al-old running of the past week, to make the best of it, Las been all "higgledy-puggleely," and there is nothing left to actually prove blue (town cannot give the I Ilb to Mercury, 271 b. to Illueskin,4tUll 210 to The Spy, that is reetuirea of him. These form, with the rogue Suffolk, the pick of the three-year-olds that have to contest the Oyearewitch, st far as public perfornhuiceo ps; craw le,*. they have not done PO murk AP to make it difficult for Pietro, Warrington. Lady Raglan. or reed to beat them, if they reach the post ..144.11, wanted. and backed." The two fi rst-named of this quartet have already beau entrusted w ith gad mousy, Tut the light weights have to lie trial betore any-thing eletisive is done with them, and a sharp look-out must be pt for any demonstration made in favour of either, or the old Special. at resent they are what may be te.an.sl ''tithe balahoc..•' like tloodwoish Eastley. Planet, and ether dangerous horses: and there is no saying how many may not have to tot low Bandmaster. ltomlting t;arl, Our Mary Ann. lions. Mexico, Ilium. a n d Kim:stand the knisked-oat brigade before long. The two last-named an the hdtst adlit.ons to the retired list, and they are 4 stilt i.t iy it to le ••scratched.'• a hit.• that will befal limni to-clay. it he is in no better plight than he was tacutv . .iour hours ago. 1k "hit hi- kg - on Friday. raid hence the s , alden de:non-drat ttil that broke o,:t • .c.i.st tam ou the p:atform at l'ambridge. where the tame peacil that kllled our Fripotaner at and ai, wa. soon over. It WAS au unfortunate busdiese tor his owner. who a sure not to tesatate long la , fore put taw the peal through his name if he finds his NOR is hopeless : but backers of Ilium caanot consider Item-elver ill-used. I.ke those of Friponnier, whose ...th.l:• • tin) r:c:er 1,, had even more odium licala:l upon Lira that. ti.. I art) blamed for the Li' ul•t, Dotty scratch. et Le date net petition the Jockey Club for an inemiry•• into Lis t onduct --even on the speculation that plc w, old let u-e. Lim. as they dal Mr. l'adwielt—l should 11..i.k. :er that august lady are Lot remarkable for eon s staLl V. r.Ld ilst v nught act ommodate him by saying yea. hen ti.e Lookriii:ter who laid the odds to lose- his tens of thousands would have to come forward and state whence In. heed his it:spire:ion. or what control he hart over the horse n1111,44:1 all parties concerned weal I only need to " reethect rothing - to keep their respective it'ai -es at the Lt ad et the boisey world, without let or hindrance. It would le unfair. tt o. to expose just one ca-c of " a to rte..' when the game is as common as a reyolo• teen is, Spain, cr an ordinary highway robbery. and after all the inethamdible piabh , pur-e can eta... the chain. Th, .• t a lent •• di-1 not suffer 1., tt. t. r that' could not forget last year's l'am bri•!g.esh re tl. with the horse. and the " milkin•• " was -o barrio tly done that it was easy to guess Li , ulti n.ate cud. i: was chiefly-the advertising ••rom:nission••n' - wLo fed tl.e vampyre , , ono ..f them daily re •eiving so public money to back the horse that • he was e .111- ye 1.4. i gr • alto the market with it: and hid Frie,nnier b., ii •• - Lis money alone must have nude him tied facou:ite. lit supplies about 1,145.1 f. of Lie large sum pa led up lawfully by the individual sui,pae.l t.. have the er,er to ••er-ratt.li - in his possession all the time, and I shoi.ld say there never Was PO much got out of a ••lead in so short a spin-• of time a , the Chevalier 41 . 111'.I.•4111. tion..l in. It will be difficult to Cot the p.1,.c t,• Late for the Cambrid.feshire, its 1 4 ,1 Ill(. ee.s to stall ff any finny for him that mi..rbt be a . ;Aid 1..• Lane woad be doae if handicappers ati ti.e Mesicau I,:ues to the same tea..w. f we ght. even if they thereby drove the le to! , - - oft the British turf. flew many let' in te.urt ar.. Litre now it is bard t.i say, laud it i. ' a eurio.,.. tits t• •• knocking out of King land .L.nd l t..r. 1-:-• - tught nothing a better favoard !• the r t Lot. , s fairly in the market. fr , lll I , SI to I d•.sen it. 7 tr. I. tart y reaching twenty. This is a strong hint ;la writ • r thiy yet he in the bacLgiourcl : and so " ere to eorct. off 1. twin I,w Lott S.t .r. Cat 1.. 11..61 ,•I•Vl 7111 faViatite< mast le, it, tin the Lea.i-.eutre of anxious ep,culation to. y "i,.1 X. rlto•"i'ay re rat. unit bcrw on th e 4N't7.•- ~t t . .fi there w,ll probably he some tin -1 C•. , w.t..11 doings, one way or another. It i• t • 1. I -al to ohj,...ttat• what tL y will Ellll . ..ant 14.. &Lad ti. .e i• enoagl. to dr, to anticipate the eveat, in tia pii.;:rab me. The la dfordshire Ilauld:.•ap is a pal try abie.r, alai taimot aliove half a d•, en starter , . it'- •.wt.er well probably proper the raper et eke at :.,Item-nark. rued if he does. the Black Diamond and 4 *Loral party . almost make sine of victory, despite the the farn.er's :AL penalty. and the mo.krate form shown Ly the filly (treed pounds the 1.0,4 of the pair' in the (Amber handicap. There is something in the Makeshift colt, perhaps. and now there is a prospect of the ground being &trifle soft, on him must fall the honour of beating the champion, supposing at is to succumb. Dr Yore or Perfume should win the Woburn Park Stakes; Cornet and Lady Sophie are best in for the Southill Handicap; and Icicle. Salliet, and Miss Darrell can easily lie s• spotted " for the Elstow ; still there are others in the stables of the two last named almost as will in. and an effort might he made to win with them. Miss Dayrell, again, is in the Nursery on Wednesday. with two others of lilantou'a though she could be roads almost a certainty of ; and there are Sal het, Bounceaway. Icicle, and others in the Scurry to make that event dependent on the first day's results. i-h. old Papillon travel to Sutton Park ID preference to ari3 thing else of Mr. Brayley's, she will be worth standing for the Birmingham Autumn Handeap, coupled with Tairwinel, 'who is pretty certain to represent W. Scott, yen if Leceit is the best; awl I have the Nursery I'lato ;or Lit Witt to up with Young Fenton if he choose*, :Alid 110 %'i alter (:Up aid Sutton Park Cup to Moonlimm and I.ity. Antal:tr. Scottish gathering is held this week, the Royal talei!oniudi Iliad rind Western Meeting coming o ff on llo.r-day, awl Friday, at Ayr; but I can y .t t the A:lingtrai colt • and Elliott may find one Istor than he- ire the Nursery ; and T. Dew-on Las ton OS: 10 , 44• important ttand , caps (including the useful •orporal Mittidiaks) for ti.. 4 . 1 a to hi, w , irfh fcui }..ng el,on Lev. am. 3e,, METBOIt. t . EDINBUI:611 MEETING. -SATLI:ISAT. •ed r.rn -r A.• 11 81 • K r.• of 6 riowi. ; ft , with le. amid. yr. isht nr.• About hulbwimile. , . . --- - --- • Al r t eel , I'.. by 1181d8 a V.v,., 2 yr., Gat MM. 'Marian) 1 Vb. 11.11.4,. ntes.bad.•, v yr., 7.t 1 11884..28) 2 hi r Wavenn'e Nunlier Nap, ~ 7.4 alb . fiNadordo V 1'...1 ass: .7to 4 oo NLLIII , A, Nip, !A...2 stet Veva cell Wea by a 1.4.2118 ; t tto 1.24.11.1.atwum the emend and third. 1.1.114 r 1,1,11 11•Nbit AP Of 100 NOVA addivl •fflrtrtltrdr•kts •1 /Oh Eft; Y to U. luo.l if d-r.lisradl ; witiwito mo3lol 1.4 do•thal P. 3#5 M 1.., 26 of stiom &Aural. Mr. 1r01,...rt rel by Vitlitttertat- -Buy tibiae?, 3 yr.., 7t.t 311, . (t3volork, Mr. llowrit's TaridAut p 4 yr., liht fah . (Doyle) 2 hmitft'm liirrlinani, 3 rt., 7.4 Yl. (nut ?lb rill:km . 4mi, 3 31110 rue : - tatAiiiin, 1 - I,r• fiorpcirid, 14i. . mod 71r Nxwon. _ _ Mr. Juhrotome oluelarrd to win with The rearm& If.4tuur : 4 to I eats mat The Print, Corporal. sad Taraban, I to I „.. ; .h . 11 0 pun t aadraeraniai, rod 14.0 to 16 most Fantasia. Woo Ly a sl. , ,rt bond ; bad third, Fortuna) fourth. 1.1..0r , 1+ VI. e•I.I.EILD' fil'Alk ILI Of 11 fiDDI. Vaal. 111 to the o dl. i 5 abdtloil ; Irciglat for sue ; ooWo4 furl n:lter Ow+ round and a dirotauee. Mr. T loaar.on'a Ilighland Duck, by The Drake -11,41,.. :t yr«, 7.1 tab (CVO) . ..( Ilrobonn; 1 Sr. J. Arunltl'. n tottoo f FYI I Illf(Li0)( ( 1 N 014.) IV tfing : V tot no iliohlaM 1/4fait. Mos by ball a kuntb. The Dam mold to, Mr. (curb fur Wt (,win's. DAS...ADV.. , illafolirop; of 190 vovv. ; airmen* "'it's. (me turns. 14r. It. l'urtcr'• Epworth. by 0n,4 - True Blue, tc, het alb f in 311. es.) . i' M I lir. Johro4ene'm The (k,r 9M f pontl. 4 yrs. tet Ammon I )k C.. 1 liore'.. Vint Blos3. 3 yrs, 7•I. 7lb (CrarStrek 3 The fellewlng also ran : Brim, bob, , and The Matson. 11. tire', : Mem oe 14ererla. 4 1.. I refl. am* Tbe Corporal, said Pins, 1(4, of 14 Fuel blued. 9... to 1 Ple.by. Woo 1.7 • Deck, bad %Lid. lb P 1.,: HANOI, AP of SS NOVA., setdad to A AWINPTIOttaire of S omt 2lt to thp fund, for busters. Blair sod a half, over 11 , • h (Is tow) Ydr. .1. bralutan's Priyatutt. by fikinssier —Qooss 5y.4.11- • 716 (lir. )1, Ilatift.ot's }Yoh's*. tt. 14, rued, I let nab (is. i rb u ::. (0. Waddington II Ur Virtarm.. Nothlair teyys.ls4 (Mr. Whit. 3 botaw : IS %get Privatt.r. 4 40 4 eget TbotbiagSi..... 'Von by sos bygrtha, Lad thud. FA AROMA. ,1•1141••• P Ml sows. ourh, with No w 111.4 About half sILA. nti.nnturid.rr, yruftstsgs,j. THE ZXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1868. lb. O. MEOW. trftladoonot, Oavondlob—alplithonp ) tat bib (I[r. 11• Niven Yr. Shaw'. Purdao. ynt, 111 b 121 x Silonolo No. Bleorsit's The bee, not , yv., Ut find. 7lb extra 2 (Oradoek I The following else Tan :—Biontraskoos Naronroty, Nontlox Nip First Blood, klawakl, Lump Bupar, and f by Van tlalen Unmet Pram" to 1 soot 'rripbtlong,nted earls onotErnerakl, King maker, and Nandxx Nip, and tY to 1 each spot Punt Blood and Poiroxl Ally. Won by Dal( a length ; name between sooond and tidrd. TUE PARIS RACES. YAItIB !Ism. 27. The 'Neje more (autumn meerng) took Owe to-itsy is the Buie de Iluulopte, with the following result. , : Pat: MI LA Lotaz. Fivclie Flux DE MADRID Mademoiselle de Cowed' GRAND ClanratoN Mademoiselle de Fligny Consul I rux DZ SAINT CLOUD. Oapitarnte Boutob &or I'm: Ds ViLiznow Napier I BETTING IN LONDON.--Sixosaar. To-&ey'a speculation brought about many new and aigninennt moves in connexion with the tleaarewiteti. ltlue Oown had severs' hundreds invested in him favour during the mom.. r, and lett weeedhigly steady throughout; while ielffingh not honked for muck primes:ea equally healthy appe came. The meet oi-ovatienal proceeding of the day - for earl day h M eta re neation now—was the 'working out or thum. Otirri opened at WOO to 70, opeolity extending to 20 to 1, at whiite pits a limited outlay wile made, then fmoo to 20 were taken and off red, anteceded by Me to lb and WOO to 20; 40 to 1 wag then laid to a email amount, aft. r which offers of Palo U. 90 ware plentiful, and theft being no rest moire to this, one speculator administered the death blow by laying 600 to fi twice, sod MO to 4 owe. The we of the quondam favourite must therefore he ciencidered WM , lm is ; m fact, „ fait Ilium" might be aptly applied to him. Anetber heme who received notice to quit wnii Riordan& Ile em se 14`011 put out 14 his miners, two or throe quotation.. nerving to t.ring him to WOO to b taken and offend, and then no more W.Lil heard of him. Am moth as Will to 4 MIA Mon betted and offered aptinat Eastice. Returning to a more wholmarne atmafthen•, it has to be record. d that Warrington was in fair deromil at 100 to 7, aldlc at 160 to 6 raid donee had oreminiud outlay. made in big favour, although no a rule haelferw etipirtnted for gt in 1. The }tench hones made eoneiderabie stir in the market, Jennings 's lot being ham kid three or four tams at tote to at, while lion- Nemea, and NOWA.) were each s u pported at their r'- attritive prism The ether •• Fienctiman," alio mine in for a fair share of famine at anything over 20 to 1. Suffolk was back. al to win a good MUM. bat could never get away frown his wham- Wed tiorurr of fa to 1. Ile Spy proved in unusitial remnant, Anil A.veral apparently genuine outlays were entrueted to him. The otlif r tandidatea =OA in demand were Cecil and lady R•glan, who at 40 to 1 and SU to 1 respectively found ready taken. The Vambridemshire wagering wag extremely limited. Lentley'a friend, &splayed their rontkleuve by wanting into 1 kindly about bitu. The it manning borate touched upne were !Why and Satyr, at to 1 each, and The Palmer at UV to IS, but the tranmatioue we rt• unifornily limited. (liven Sleeve and Adam were nevem' tunes inquired after, but lambi declined naming a jaw in slater ewe. The meat noticeable featun• of the Dishy betting was MlOO to if tab, o about Taim,an. I lowing print.: MIA RIF:WIT1.11. - -- • 7 to 1 agog Blue (lowa (t and off) likieokui it) Warrington It and el' I.ul June* (t and off • Nadal d & INetro t & off. Uondolier (t & off) Suffivlk it t off` Myren!" .t 0 Inch tatiocti f rod off )(swell% of Co ral.. (off • t 104 toll to I The Spy it f) t.• 1 I'. to t and 4 0 to 1 -- Tlatirt ,off.lvoo to•IIt St, ogn.Tokt - . off. t 500 to 10. 50 to I - Indy 't frt. Iy MO to 20 sp(t 11(.taution will ton to 5 Aurifera with a It* to R -- 100 to 7 50 to 1 inmt Out M.try Ann tor Iwo to 15 NOM.* & lOW to 15 Itottitution (t Mfl 1001. to 15 13.-111..10..0,1050 to 10 t St w 100.. to 10 - Ilium tt and 106 to 6 - 41tto 1 - 4 t 1 t 1 • - 25t0 I Red..op off TyttoJak off It trultattAti . ‘ o Earl lAws.ltirt (iom] trawl ;off' Ulvk tham.m.l (ttdk , n) MO to 4 •• Eithtloy it &o) lOW to h ••- &r ti.tw 1.4 1001. to :• Coast's! ,t & oft) yo to 2; • - 11. t..llit• lin) to M 1 IMlhy (of) ot.o to 3 • lato.ter H.:11,o; twO to t Row ort• it awl off Imn to in IWO to 10 Pluto to 10 10n1 to 10 to 1 to I - 25 to 1 - pm to 10 • - WO to 2 -- .:.to 1 - I • Tian of tun t• u run ~1 1 t ttlf. 1.0.1 to 601 k 40; Vto 90 Goodwood wall pre to T Jermitutoet. lot . . . . lt. to 5 -- CLIro lotTt & off . 1,..tr to 30 -- Mr lio&Loo . • lot t 5 off offer t,. take 20 t, 1 art l'ectl, t.t.walwoul, and /..4, Itaglao cull:med. .. ---......--. CAMBHllX:rsninr. 1 , . to 1 40,4 T:4•01.' t .44. 1,. 40 -- 31ort.rt0i ....... ..... Mgt tO :kt set IltnntOw" nff, t in. to 251 2.•.0 to t.) •- 1.111l-T• & ott boo to lb • bot)T I & ttl 5 , * to 5 - The 't 10.11.1 to 10 - Itattautaotcro I)FitHY. _ inr 4-1 rt. toft.-7 5...) to 1(0 Est Twerrintk 1, 4 ., t.. 41, _ I .u 4. .•f . S.n 10 10 - 14 •ttiortar ;t; f.rt t 140 to 10.) to 2 - Wdd tk.t. • r o MOO to 1O Cro , us off BETTING AT VANCIIFSrER.—Serunsay. OMAR EWITCH. 4:. to 2 apft Nut , GOWII , t and, 20 In I matt liondolivr off Yt to I -• /Noir". t• Warrtnitoa ,of. I i:f to I The dm off.t. 90 t II to I . t. I. inn to 7 • - Illueskin •1` .71 to I - lifrrani, of Ca- Ifo to 7 Iffe.wing it i I ruboa ,t` 20 to I • Paul Jonfo t f . :... to I • Lady IL•ciata t go to I The 1 , p..i.1 t , aryl of i n•!. ff ' !A) to I K.ovilatla ioff. num i t and off, CI:ICE ET. ;LynyillN OF THE . SVICT:EV . ! . I..I . II AB( *K 1-2.; rnedell. ntljnornt. , l fn,.t Tr.•l.ty t, eon.cluen^e tlie was •eernoure..l mornicur al thy ft, d ehorlly ▪ r talf.peut tlevon. leit-kete were eornewhat dead. hog. o n Ito. whole. ',Leyte! w.ll. Them were betercen two a.ll three ope,tatont present. The. " (*tub" played r Inning toata, clod litet inning-, • hi. h until four o'clwlt. Mr. W. It Mon.y. art- , 11 . 4 • ! in third..bN.d all the tiro.... .1 the .Loki.," to bun, 112..1 .t Li. WI. In-t int.% t until th.. tr.A, it firo• inning.. of 0 4 . Mr- Rartna wee a tp. ~I o anti, :W. Itnyley. and .1-1;'” wens the ..Ile I tout -1 - 0.118.- inert ; the total amount..' to 17.1. TI,. L i . L... L evm th eir ji, t apro. With ( . 117e-flu tend lOd I 'ap, Ct. lattt r (.1 wl.om Dlr. Money lgoal, .1 iv.th tho hyet 1.111; I • r.I.Y two r,r three pr.Kl 1. g and letting leetr,.,l 1 • nuts) t at po:nt, an.! 'dump. and Value Were drawn. ". 1 .,,tp.. follow. A, vane 01,1, .ato.ftotion. Tiee alt.', in wl.i. tl it 1 ,oeu.g. in taken It .us 11.1/4111 , 4 1110 1114•4. W.ll lay :Lt r tu.el watt 1.1 at the Ovid on tbe Pith awl 17t:i Scott.. . ..rs.r!,arve. 7 -Fi!td inniur.. Mr. T. W. Ifaural!ny, rrtlluclt. t, I.airrnp. IS Mr. W It. Ftryky, It• 11 Cap, b Lawrrnfte 14 Mr. 11. P. ; imentlrld, b ;Amen.; Mr. W Monty, not out . . Mr. T. A. Hum., b 11u11.4rb Mr. H. Muyo,b Mr. W.. 1. Collyer, r Tlerellettliy, 1r Lialefelite Mr. (I. H. Jupp, 1.1041 Cap Mr. birepory, b Lawrence Mr. W. 1.. Bub, b Had (sap Mr T. Wmterfoull, e CUZ.II3, b lawnyuct; b 3 Tow 101.0 a .—Fiat Innings. I taw ntk, nut out . . . k-I rap, b Money . Tiger, c and I, limey Twopteny, e Itapaa,l) Yowl Total -------- NAVAL AND MILITARY. CHATHAM, Bnre. 21. . _ tneors rog CANADA.—Yudertlay an Order V(6B received at this garrit.on, fIOM the Horse Guards, direct ing a detachment of the 29th Regiment, with two officers, to he deamtched to Canada, to augment the service com panies of that regiment. The troops will proceed today to Liverpool by railway, and there embark on board the Canadian mail steamer Belgium, for Qiehec. The officers ordered to ace ompeiny the draught are Lieutenant J. If. l'ittield and Lieutenant W. M. Prendergast. The troops we re inept cted on the gemoal parade ground at Chatham barracks yesterday by Major-Central I,..lNurray. WOOLWICH, gran'. 27. l'ayinuater-tiergennt Borrow-dale, of the Wool wich division of Itoyul Maiine Light Infant:3 , , haring been triad by court-martial for a defalcation in his accounts, which took place some time since, plead e d guilty to the charge, and was 114310.4 tri cod to be discharged i with gnoraiuy, and to suffer Xi days' imprisonment. The first part of the sentence was carried out on the parade on Friday haul. POILTSMOI7TH, finer. 27. The Crocodile, iron screw troop ship, Captain George W. Watson, got up her steam alongside the dockyard yesterday, for trial of her engines after repairs. According to present arranger. eta the Crocodile will embark troops for service in India on or about the let of next month. The Forte, V, screw, Captain John 11. J. Int:inder, CB., was to have ailed this morning for the Ita‘t Indies, but in aoasegaenen of the gale her departure ha , bum deferred until the weather moderates. Admiral Sir Thomas T. Feeley, the Commander-in- Chief at this port, is absent on three weeks' leave, and has consequently struck his flag on board the Victory. 1110 Kite has been blowing with oonsiderahle violence, with occasional variation room the ti.K, since Friday evening, *heavy fall of rain, mvernpanied by by lightning and thunder, continuing throughout the whole of Satur day night. Oonsielerable apprehension has been ex premed as to the safely of the shipping, and intercourse between fillithead and the shore has been stopped by tho hoir. of the danger Rag on the eumitphore. The float ing twi es screw the harbour from Portsmouth to (Jos p ort were maws/led to discontinue running to-day, and the customary ferry traffic between the two shores hay been all but suspended in consispience of the hoight of the wind. ADMIRALTY, REPT. 26. —A PPOINTISIIKT.—LiieI tenant Alfrtsl C. Denis, to the Achilles. Duetvima and Co., Bolfaet, are the largoet bnld,ra of Whisky In ttot world. Thro Old blab Whisky la moon'. nabflod by the medical protradon In proforma. In Han& Brood,. t In brake, and arms for home tow or owortation. Quota. tiota lopfleatlon to Malaria thinvlll• and (to , Dorfard; or 1. Beaufort. oildlngi. blravd, London . W 0.-4Advartlmararit. CENTRAL CRIMINAL OOURT. • (Before Mr. Jenkins Keatins.) Darliag, a empostabledsokmg man, Nur reidered to take his trial for unlawfully making away with his property three wonths before he had been adju dicated a bankrupt, with intent lie defraud his creditors. The jury found the prisoner (hilly, and he wee we tweed to be imprisoned for twelve menthe, the learned tedge observing that there was no doubt that the alleged ransaction between him and his father-in-law was a tread from beginning to end. Mary Atm. Margaret., 42, spinster, was indicted for maliciously setting lire to the dwelling-house of David Rough, with intent to impure and ddrausl Mr. Daly conducted the prosecution; the prisoner wan undefended. The prorecutor lived at No. 7, Mark-lane-villas, road, Ilighgate, and the prisoner was in his employment en • domestic servant. It appeared that she had been under notice to leave, but ou the day on which the offence was alleged to have been committed her mentor told her to go away at once. In about Live minutes afterwards a loud ringing was hoard at the front door, and the servants in the next 'mime saw smoke issuing from one of the bed room windows. It was then found that a wardrobe con taining some clothes was in flames, and that the gee had been turned on in the bedroom, and also in the drawing zoom. Shortly after this the prisoner came back iutoxi cited, and raid she wanted to know what mischief she bad done, and to wish them good-bye. She was imme diately.given into custody on the charge of arson, and while in the cell she attempted to commit eiduido by tying a haadkerchief tightly round her neck. When she was found she was black in the face, and said "Why have you not let me do it Y I cannot live after what I have done." Two bottles were found in her pocket that had coutaincd laudanum, and she vomited up some of the same poison. Inspector O'Loghlen, of the ir division, awes tamed that she was a prison of a very excitable tempera ment, and that in another place she had set a can of paraffin beside the ball door and thrown some lighted watt-lies on it, but fortunately it did net take fire. tlhe had also previously attempted her life. The jury found the prisoner Guilty, but strongly room mended her to mercy. Mr. Justice Keating ordered her to be imprisoned for twelve months, and kept to such hard labour as the gaol nettle' dies might think she was tit for. (Before the Recorder. Elias Frrati, aged (A), was pleoud at the bar to relsoive judgment. This care, it will be remembered, was one of a very ex traordinary character. The prisoner was formerly the proprietor of a publication connected with the corn trade, which was superseded by a better one of the same charac ter that was started by a gentleman unwed Dontheuicle and the prisoner's publication was stopped. This ap peared to have muted great excitement in the prisoner, and about three years ago he attacked Mr. llornbusch an lie was walking along the street, and inflicted sixteen wounds upon him with a dagger, one of the stabs being aimed at the heart, and would in all probability have lain fatal if Mr. lionibuel had not fortunately had a thick book in his breast coat pocket. This book was nearly pierced through by the violence of the thrust. For this armee the prisoner was tried in this court, and he was convicted of unlawfully wounding, and sentenced to twelve months' imprisonment. Very soon after the heiILOISCe tame out of prison he appeared to have resumed is violent proceedings. but he now directed his threats against the Greek merchants who were interested in the orn trade, and he wrote a number of letter, to If. one of the principals of them, in which he threatened to murder him unkes be and his brother merchants rub rented a rum of 14,1 1 001. to reeempenre him for the loss he hail rustained by his publii demi being stopped. This claim was, of routs*, not entertaimsh and the prisoner then cenducti d hinoelf in such a violent manner that M. Melee was compelled to employ a detective officer to watch the prisoner and recent him from committing ally act it violence. At length it Was found *bee lutely nteersais that pneeediugn should be taken, and the pi-loner was appiehendeil. At his lodgings there were foetid a six-chamber revolver, and a written state no to in the horn of a PFCCCII, which he intended to to the court when he should be placed upon his trial for murder, which clime there appeared to i.e nu doubt he emit. mplated committing. In thii statem e nt or spee the prisoner justified his intended act by saying that as he had bate deprived of the means of euppurting his wife and children. it was nothing mom than au act of justifiable homicide for him to kill those who had placed him in that position. At first an impression prevailed that the prison e ro was not in his right senses. but the re sult of inquires., and n careful examination to which tie o as subje. tol by Mr. 4.1 iblion. the experienced surgeou of the gaol. tsedid entirely to negative this rupissetion. Tee jury cinvisted the prise:HT of seeding a letter to M. Mi las threatening to murder, but judgment wan pet- IN led for two sessions. in order that further information might he obtained respecting him, if possible. TIIC r said the judgment he should pass upon him was that he be kept in penal servitude for fi ve years, and that at the . spiret ion ef that sentence he should find sureties to keep the peace towards all her Majesty's subjects for CIIC year. 141:a1..th Raabe/. O. was (burgled with feloniously ii ssulting Mediae' Nloylan. with intent to do him grievous bodily harm. Mr. Metcalfe prosecuted, Lied the prisoner was defended by Mr. Peter. 7 he primmer and the prosecutor on the day mentioned in the 'edictal. nt. with several others. were at the house of the prison. father, seveial of the party being the worse for liquor. A di•pete amid to bare ar,scn be tween the presesidor and the prisoner's father, and the latter appciired to have tither fallen or been pushed to the ground. brie tier 'Teethe. seized a poker which ens bs tit at the cud. with ie hula she made a violent blow nt the la ad of the prose. new, which tcs.k effect on one of his eyes, Lend it. and cempletely blinded hint. The elf felllC was that th.m n, '. n F • neral scuttle. aid that Ohre was no euslusive evidence that the blow wos nal icted by the pososer. The jury bond the prisoner guilty of unlawfidle woundieg, and sh.• a• e nl. iirt`ll to ;gilt wooly.' heel labour. ;I:ufereJr. ('etrani•si<.ner Kerr.) 80 ,, fk, a r.rh..l .0 w-ag. ict in t;ray...tol.s-p1a...0. Tetta•r-land. sumo mlered to hao his trial on the charge of pttaling two lottery tI.LeU, the pioperiy of Mr. hunch. the publisher of a sporting new-p.iper. Mr. Metcalfe and Mr. Straight ((induct...l the prov (wk.!' ; and Mr. Montam Williams &tenth d. 11.ecircutu*tunte-. of thiv case have recently nppar. 1. After a Lengthened ingu:ry the jury retuned a rerdi..t of Nut Gusity. condLded the busineett .4 the PeMAlOllq, and OA • court then adjourned until Monday, October 2tl. THE POLICE COURTS. B 4 IW-KTREET. Pi. F. Bensl7, and another gentleman, directors of the Bread Making by Machinery Company, appeared to a PIIIIIMOOI taken out against the company for mtnnge meets of the companies act of parliament. The first complaint was that the directors had faded to keep a register of the members of the company for thirty cue days from the let of July, on which lir. Flowers im loped a fine of 315., being la. per day. The next complaint was that a copy of the fist of mem bers had not been furnished to the registrar within twenty one days after the first ordinary meeting of the members, but as no meeting had been held the magistrate declined to ceneict on this branch of the summons. The third complaint was that the directors hail ne glected to keep a registmed office from the 18th of July to the ;;14 of August. . . . Mr. Flowers convicted the directors upon thin charge, and inflicted a penalty of 44.., being la. per day. The fourth complaint was of a technical uature. and the eumniona nn thin head was adjourned. MAULBOROUGH:STREET. Joh« Siorlivg, pawnbroker, of (treat l'orttund-kseet, waft sundnonod for wilfully det.i.iaing u gold wab•h, the property of John Newling. 'I he defendant bad reurived a wateh in pledge for 6f., the internit upon wbith b:,•l been paid for thrm yean., though the watch bud been sold by the defendant two rare previously. The defendant alleged that the interval had been taken by mistake... . . . . The complainant had pun-Lord th• - • ticket, and now deigned to be entitled to the value ot the watch. Mr. Tyrwhitt decided that the defendant must repay the amount of interest which he had smeared after the watch was sokl ; but as he considered the ticket wui worthless at the tune it wad amid he should snake no order for further puynient, but dismiss the summon.. Mr. Scarth, for the complainant, asked for a cam, which Mr. Tyrwhitt idiom!. Mr. &earth then expressed his intention to appeal against the magistrate's decision. WESTMINSTER. Jloiiscrs, a policeman, was charged with com mitting an outrage upon a labourer named Thomas Herold, who, from a heat disease and other illness, is unable to follow his ordinury avocation. On Thursday night last the oumplainant said he was in Parade-row, Chelsea, when the prisoner, who was on duty there, went up to him, and after adverting to sumo evidence that complement had given against dun at this court some months ago, without the least provocation struck him a violent blow with his fist under the ear, and kicking Min at the same moment, brought Min to the ground, Ile then kicked him again on the cheek. Com. plainant got up, when the prisoner struck him, pulled him down, and beathim repeatedly. This statement was confirmed by two women who were near the spot, and the magistrate, adverting to the mis conduct of the prisoner, rind he hoped the comminoners would purge the force of such men, and fined him 60., or one wrath's imprisonment. "iVpIU3HIP-STREET. Mary Kingheret, alias Rebores hpittar, 26, 7, Old ()eatle street, Whitinimpel, was charged with obtaining goods with intent to defraud. Julia Burley, the prosertitrix, a eervant at 20, New Castle-street, übout two mouths ego Met a dram and some money. Shortly gall& the prisoner, of whom fame in fortune toiling and witchimift shit hud often heard, pained by the door of No. 20 as she WWI Mending there, and asked her to " cut the curds." She said she did not know how, and then entered into conversation with her, in 441.,eipience if which she went to visit the prieuuer at Ito. 7, Old Castle-street. Prisoner then said she could get her dress and 'money if she would eve her things to work the charms with. Proeseutrbr did give her Wags, ecosisting of dresses. ipPlittleagar drawers, and other thing's, and about I ls. in many, periods of two or three days, and extending over a apses of about six weeks. On one ocreasion she gave the pri soner a halferown, which she asked her for, as she said she wanted it to buy quicksilver and other things, without which she could not set the charm. On another oceasion she was sent for, and prisoner put something into the hem of the petticoat she was wearing and secured it therein, telling her at the same time not to take it out or look at it, as if she did the charm would not work. Prosecutriz then let her have a shawl, value 7s. All the things she at different times let the prisoner have she promised to re- tura, and all the money but one shilling, but on Wednes day last elm got tin d ef waiting for her draw, and wished to have the things rhe had lent the prisoner given back, and aesiordingly told her so. She at ant said that she could not let her have them, as the charm was obstinate, and would not work. Afte: wards the said they were in pawn— all that die could let her have, both money and clothing. The prosecutor declared that she lent the prisoner the things to help her to charm the lost dress and money hark, which the prisoner said she could do, and witness believed her. Samuel Bawling'', polies-countable, stated that on Friday night he took prisoner in Weutworth-street, on a warrant granted from this court, and she denied all knowledge of the prorecutrix. lie had known the prisoner some time SP a person practising fortune-telling, she being largely patmnieed by the young girls about. She charged :141. to tell the fortunes of children and td. for adults. She %cis a nuisance in the neighbourhood. The prisoner was remanded, as it wee stated many other charges would he preferred against her. LAW NOTICES. strrßoroixrAN COUNTY 001111714. flatting dare appointed for tie preatot week ) WEIRISMITRIN, kloaday, Kept. 2gl; Tue..- da7 29; Wediviatlay, 30 ; Thursday, (kt. t ; Friday, Y. it ARTI 111,01111, MOJ7III.IKIIM-10101.- - TUlfday, Naoarrua, Whitebiad'a , grove.:-Monday, &pt 2 0 .1; Wodne, da, 20. New, PalrflOkt-road. Wegtnegalay, Rept. 20. I-tral:Tu, Camberwell New -goad. -Manley, &pt. 23: Wol in...ay, :10 (last Ica.-- Monday, Sept. 28. Wootalell. lnaraday, Ott. 1. ITT ue IA N1,)16.-- 210001117. Bml. 28. MARKET& TALLOW.--1 4 /orraoAt Evartioa.—The market was arm to day. Town tallow, 460. M. . • Petembtow Y.e., on the spot., ♦ Oa Pd. ; October to Deoetabee, 180. Pd.; Doonacr, 4. Bd. to ; January, Ms. M. COTTaN.— Tavaaroot, ban. 93.—We have hall a better .le. , mead to-4y,.awl the mu het ekxas AVIV il4l at about yeetew.lay'n rat.... The rain, tre 12.000 hates. of shah 4,001 are fur export and epersulaboa. 4 yarn (10011f4. Allen terwil4 Non. kit.- A atearly d. aline in cotton sod cotton rookr dont* the whole of the week Imo tort led to much bIIP/DCIIII. The goyim way US O.IIIAPtI to the catgut of id. po r U.. has coward ade hoe in moot knob. of yarn of J. 1., ind Doane deoeripthoa of water tonal louelt me Is'o. to VA) of id per lb. But tam at thee .k.line there haw been but little buo.- urea trawaeted. Ihe knowledr amongst buyer. that cott on peer rto in ludia, Flint, and merles promo. a good aupply, •thlat bipwarda rof rille,ouu dal.. of Italia •.,ton 1.4 01.1 the way te, our ido.rea, Mode them to Furt er*. with groat caution. apples to lasyr tr to .11 n.eukr4, Omagh a fair demand for China hum candid fur a rennth pail, and WICII4I. of a failure , 4 the ere too crop to the north of 4 lure lead to the antripatron of a better dr mend from that quarter than intuit The ehiel &utter! for China hao been in the better maker , ul ritiirtingir and T clothe. For Mein ao cloth.. for that market won+ Law unti auto art in the baud. of monufacturens awl at boob.. n found to get lavounte nuke. rapidly . !rough to meet to. swi.h. of eluppen., on that pricey are rather oterehly maintained at 341. to 1.. td. pi./ lb. TN . re to Wine inquiry for goal qualrto, r.f Calrutta *hating., 1 at the berme. for India h.. been hunted inuirbout the we. k and mull. and jneonetw are neirleetral. The larre ahipoie rata to t utter are reported to have ovextdorked the orukrt and e. rat.boat, 111d.14.1411111111% are uto.tly t.l 3,1. y. r I.mm, here, etrolit. Nan.. of the JR tter make., w:11.11 are chile ult to melt with Printtnt clotho, maulapollamo, T demeitive, and mart of the heavier make 4 of griail• .r•• • ani.-r to buy. Ihe rum let r hoed inanimate and depreererl y.• • - terrlat Mai to-day we ore no alteration—certainly WI =prove- Men!. LACE AND I.lf , sn:itv - Notrta..iitu, Frrt Y. -Tign. ha. 14 VII fu;ly at. mut h doing to lave tna4l4 thl4 week a. Nat. 81.4.-k r•ilk lan to ..441 weU, although them an. appoarstorm of a .ho I. mug in tLe draw:W. In otll.l. ete.....npto HUI 01 talk th.Te is no • harp, Inttou qualtioga end motilityy aro a rath.r latter In the oottoo fancy trail, there la an imp...r...22,1g. flaw .tat astalt4red In value. riot Ire r stoutataot Le rat • ry tuid. 0 T...urbirw a loon• loalthy now, an 1 ( . .1:11I - •• 14..11. to. 14. th an the hone and foreign departmcnt are m.r • 11ine. arta art• putt, mad Lad. uuul. AND Y. 11;17,3,,.. I.en no inil nuement m the d. mend for flrlyl3-1 w of dunny the last week, though there are indications of an imrroved tone. llate has been mule inquiry, but 3t has wit nsashou in tuereased traarartions. The Inarinow dose has torn eIUVILIeIy loaned. There time boon mytn,•ingutres on the part of buyer-, who Lao Poticht to take advantage. 4 the re. nt ilepr. wore in ordo tto pit kup chosp lots, believing that pm wiU er-- bon: tiousilf hitzli as they have Caen. There i. no want of (=nee. howiner, on the part of holders itetierally. lustte wools ate Marrtplabtly Dodd with =abated sir nose. Irish and Northunslierland wool, we stiff. Down wood, art. LIJ lover tatsuora at steady rates. Mot...aria in fair iliomin-I, and diary. Alpaca UNIDO, and unaltered in ',hoe. There is no =prow-- mint it the demurd for worsted Innis. The report- from L-ip.: • fair do Lot a. yet afford mu• h eno=ratietninst to operate. 4n . 1 tii.• no nto of t•spoltt no•rrtaints have been ion:dined to in purl.. with • or w to hog priees. Nome spinners whoa• eontrwt. , are run limy tln . to soak.. naught .00. 416 , 103. L'lst nat. an- extremely firm. roper XV,. and the I.iwy that nonit., t map to. iile aim dat easier rah-, e trol• In. 1., n Put. Thi• both,. !101l d•• 01.• Ilttlo . 1.4,1(1c. , In thi ear heiv-ev, and few haw pine.' order. in tanoy fir rebore. t ni„,n only ,01,311, ant few 0r,1,-t , 12..• • for hl are v. 'flu. Am, ivius mere:auto are wilt , io (loc. 1 . 1.• Jtv putioaly da sly. TIATMWARE. Thar. 'Nun N. Farr. PI. -Th• tone of ti , qu.,te t ha. wrek in of, T, t. v t 4. the kale of trait , in thi• t••••n, 444, 411441 ti 4 11111.1:11., nioottefttetit y. Tor towel'. ty and tan y 44 s. .14.- Of ttots Ih. 441, n 4 man w.t.4 rt..41!1 , 14. Cie ntanutarturera are v. r 7 fairly I 'it,y hIOP homy ord. rt forehrthil on the 14,k.. Iti •'l. to 4ha rm.!. - riilly lanotows ot. *Ay, rt..l in Voi nh 10.14 d , 1 41 . 11.( ti 111. It' I, lull work. he te r. d:• . rion!• I tic. if,. tr.. reliant.. ate about up in the .Iv 4 r,.. on on . _..•.,.1 44 t 1.4 t natal Stratr.thry 0.44.14.• ,n 4 , 94...411y. We 1144 v ., nl.. h 44 n I 1..11 4 sil4r 111+1124.m Ulth the Awe:dine tri..nall4 I, 4;4.! -m.. Mho tot tho turn nook. la wdlt which our trd 1.• u ilinnyan k : t lut•• y' Au, With the Laud Intim a I t tte moonlit I. In ma dove, Int it I. an ingertm , nlynt on the. too, I et year. The Ninth Arm an bade in doll, nu &vaunt of AuArrlit. it se tol. sobly twine The rt port.. Inco tin iletnet^ eii.tivie to the Oat* of the viuioutt brunt Iwo id the wiatufwetura.o ttha, quarto l4.lltllllA' 4.101.• 01 h.. 11;(iN ASP I - Mite., rnieirori.ii, Seel. le —The iron trade- of the north of England then nut remit] any raivon.l alter ation 10MA' our lant wpm". TM wage. (Wk.-laity whisk emptied up LIP leen settled by the 01011 withdrawinj their demand. iron in going off a gnat deal better than during Vs` mouth, and stocks are decreasing. rthipmenta have been better of late and during the last week several good Callillllll.lolli.ve bom made for the Dutch, lielgian, and Mediterranean porta. iihipmentn for Wetland and Wales have la, n made on a huge wale. The large. "tinkly prodnitMn is well taken up, and sic. ka are at present decreasing. Warrants are now standing at Me Gd., and the prima of pig imn ..bow no alteration from last week. Rail, am being rapidly ..hipped at goat of the northern porta for the Baltic, but as the latter will oluntlyroad and the nu- Jority of the eostrartm will be worked out, with fow others at pi meat to supply their place, briskams cannot. be exported to madame logger in WA nupertast branch. Scene einem:wire ord, in from Ilunosia have be. n placed with Belgian maker's, and the news contract. lately made are ehielly onnfted to mime of a rather lm.iud character from floutlasid. Bar iron 'm em still rot pretty good deo arid. For plates there ia at prevent a pretty golf inquiry. and founds's are at pianist pretty well engaged. Ship loulititqT is on the wbolis good. TLe quarterly meeting of iron. notelets. in to be held on Tuesday nest at N, wewit:e. The nhippin; wad teudt. noire emanated with the appreaching aile.eit of th.• ohl kraoon. Thei.its,t hough slack, are rather litter employed. 3he quantity for We London market per viol in Owed at under te,s t. fro tlo. k. TI.. ion icood deal or Meow on hand, and le. lee , per ton is tokens which improve. the TA 111. E.— IkoIccARTRII, Atter. 'M.— Ao at tart week's mallet, we Lad again at one males to-day as unproved atm, of eat b•; although the total nunilow did not quite renh CO, y. t di • +hoe is ono onoging winsidesing the di 'storable aspeet the ningki , pr. - .e ant) a ft w w4t - kA Piave, iltinug the prevalenee of the do moist, alit a .hie eat)). eould heartily I e mold at any pruo. with the ingiseeing alipply awl the propel of psigutiri on wine% to plaw. the rattle, these was a fauderate bueinesw tr.inesetoyl, and width eons roiliced from tit to LIS uai b, mud lotirko from a to fa rub. There woe a Rood windy of Cheep, the number bin:4 close upen V.OOO, but with a fair attendance of buyer. uo 'Wormy. midi) be obtained on the prim. II synod at LILA 'intact. Gam men realionl nom SM. to 1x... each ; crow, Us. to 34. eaoli ; a,..) • lii. onto. Of pigs then. .101 sibw a moot oupply, upwind,. of WV bring shown, and the bade exhibited nn immun eo eit upou that of bust %risk ; small pig. reoweed from '2...Gs ix., 1111111 Rio UN. h; Pt 4. 1 ,00. (non Sno. to nth. than; sad pork fitdiad from 7. ad. to Tot. ad. per Kos... lkouwit - u. t t.i. Ytt Although heavy choicer. hay., talk.% timing the laid few dap., the stole 11111 /It trade ap)c ' ar. to have by HO means throatied ite onlinary auditation, and a clearance woo for hem being iffeeloil to-day, lbo supply ahmwiaq somo in, in an., while the demand was olumnfith. Vat berate. M. to tin. fol. per Illbm The windy of miters. war lame, and .Dull tic eli and off only to a limited extent, although Kith , dioldsYthl a downward tetideucy. Fat i.- tkl. to Ho. ad. per Idb... Wore pigs ouppiutsd about former rah.. rot pork, 7. nil to *4. per 141ba. liiirrvisiusins, Farr. It. • -There were not many Mike cow', offering to-day, but the Amply was quite wpm' to the demand, prima being stout the eame ma heretofore, tII to Ltd per helot. There was very little doing in dove cattle, at about lost wouh'ig mho-- La to tit per hoed. Of eidveo the show way not Largo, and the trade was quiet, at prices, without much &WWI 10, t4ll :MM. ends. Thom wao not a Rood show of idiocy, and thiwe ootil slowly at roman niter 'tether". al`. to boa. ; own., gar. to ttio. each. I Antlw did not Nell freely, sod prenouo terms may lie quoted -16 a. to too Pule. The supply of pig.' way oily largo, oust the druisud,wou. more active; poet.. moy to• quoted as before. tat pigs making 70. tol. pm intone. 01IN. Ammo. in, Hier M. •Tho atlendanee al irrirl...l 11/.01 haply large, and tho soapily of grain the hoveimit 441.11 AT yet hail Wit aiviatus. kbe wlwat there wale a very dull trails, and pen.w were barely aopparted. Thu quotation was twin LOa. to tilw, but the latter figaire yea obtained in very few hailaneul. 1 / 1 .17 little an. passing in harloy. Malting qualities quoted 4M. with, hoist., or, wiry little diapoaatiint to pureluaw Onml mg aorta sold +lowly at 114.1. the qr. upward.. o.ita had a at...ly ails at fully reirent p.iewo, from Ala to Sta. being the eurriii.y. none mil., at NM. to 42n. the mirk, awl breast at 14,1. per 140. laif. At' Inwingsttiko the sail.r of what were again lame, nn hi.. than 1,421 qr., hanging hands. The brat qualities wale la per qr. turner limn !mat ueek, and 1111,1. wen , naillaeil, with a , wore, rear, down to Ph., 11111 11.'141001W reaeheil 67.. thJ. sta.,. soy. thine Ire a doing in 1011. y, 1114' 401114, pi i„• of Wilicll 1,01 4L11). din. Its,. per fir. lloln aeie from .2.4. nto , but re. rage,' only liso. yd. Italia 10.11 , quo. .d 4/14. In 1,7., per qr., 14.31.1 LIM. 10 ViingiortNui only n non i i iiii I Innonewn man d • ill w:,••,,t, and 1 , 051..11,1 not :la 141. .n. the *seams, • arow,finre. f/.- Tits lowa marlotto-day was Dot mill attended. Wheat remote band la fair qsantitina.and on the whole in good (*mettles. TM sale progromil may slowly, but in imirly every instance last wrides veto could. The quotation for bast was fat. to 6da : and for ...edgy. Mt upwards. The quantity of bark, offertd was not Mot, bat it was mare then suldnimit for the demand which oontioues and priors bad a downward tendency. The general was 40s. to 40.. per quart-r. Oats had afar retail at folly last week's rates. litaek were quoted les. to ; and white up to 34.. per T.. &rem made 60.. to 64.. ; and peas, from ala. to 62t. per qv. • *woad. doorare quoted Ms. to 41a. par sick ; fi ne, 4.15. upwana. Bread makes 12d. to 13d. ptrBlb. loaf. esimmuma, hare. 18.—The supply of wheat WIN nioderat" Uotdeni commenced by asking late prMriy bat the mien eff , etel were at rather 10111 mammy. ltedieunOm realised fide. to Eris. ; white, fies. to 40.. per 36 stone. The barley trade ruled WPM... what *km ; the supply was moderate, and the prime of last week were maintained, toe sale, made being at 44e. to 010. Is 7 air. TM' show of tale was about so usual, and prime were much the some as heretofore- MN. to 89s. per 114 mime. Cuairrearietn BKPT. 16. —The supply of wheat at to-iley's market was good, and the demand ruled quiet at thong*. marmot oo the week marrow. New white, ?O. to 21, ; new red, 11.. to SM. per load of 14 atone. Awls" was a tolerable show, and a moderate rale at very little change from late rates- Vis. to no.. per quarter. Oat'. and ts•ans were a email show, and miempb were held for previous terms twevartra, Barr. 96.--Our market continues to lie hot moderately supplied with wheat, and the trade rules heavy. Buyere were not diepood to pur&see and last week's Or., were with dieculty maintained. The 'demand for bailey w Rood, at last week's pros.., but bears and pm rooting , . to he searre. White wheat, Ms to red ditto, b r a. to 53%. , grind ing barley, Mat to 481. ; malting ditto, Oa to no.. ; o d/1, 27.. to 325. Wry peas, 465. to Ma • dun ditto, 445. to .Ott. white ditto, . 41%. to 60s. ; k beans, ins. lo 604. ; llassgan ditto, 4.1.. to 465. _ . k/INCAINTIM, RarT. 96.- -emoidering the time of the you., there • as, see may ray, only a moderate show of fanners* wheat at the market this morning, nor was the demand even for this very bruit, and at hot week's currency oaks IN a tole proved rather NUM, at the dins sescral lots not being lesuoi up. For hurl/ Nett was a pretty good demand at the rem of last week, and ur oats, isan. and ism, though they maimed former yiluris, the trade wan quiet. The following are the prism to quote a 4 ei-- runt to-day: New wisest, 194. to Yes. 6.1. per load of t:iree Loch ; Rne ditto, rtr. to 201. per blaIll; old wheat, 19r. to ; fine, vv. 6d. to Es. per load ; blend morn, 17s. to lan. ; arr, 19.. to Yoe pm load ; rye, 15". Q. to lea. 61.. fine, 17s. per loa , l; old down. tla. to ; fine, 235. pi r lead ; new Mane, Me tis. ; fine, fitte, per load ; gtry peas, _Ms 6d. to 2.4. per load ; white p.m, tie to Its. ; flue, SM. per load; new nate, 284. to 27..: fine, 7.2 e. 141. to 311. a. td , per qr.; old este, rt.. to 334. 6d.; fine, 33, *l. to 37r. ed. pr qr. ; barley for grinding purpose., 414. to lie• Ane, 44a. per qr. ; barley for malting rummest, 41..1.1. to 4 ; toe, 475. to 495. per qr. I:sirrite, Rim. W.-There was a fair attendanee, hut only a mod. rah- offer of grain. Wheat mid monewhat slowly, but pre vious ratty were maintained, The Mat panels of white wry quoted M. rd. to ee. ltd. per brothel it.M. 4d. to 544. ed. pe4snpr•- rial qr.); and lest red, M. 4d. to M. ad. (50a. M. to ifis.). For nialtiog barley there was no active demand, sad the quotation Flom, d no alt. ration from last week. The general prime were ie. rd. to fie. Pd. per bosh,' (44e. to tes. per qr.) Winding quali ties, were in still km dernsial, earl made only 4s. 6d. to 41. 9.1. (arr. to Mr.) (late had a fair sale, the Mot samples tnaking 31./d. to 3a. 1011. (29a. 4d. to MM. Ad.), to inferior, 3,.. 6d. 'AI..) 011ARTILAII. NuPT. 36.--4)ur torn market to-day WWI P well aupplitd with wheat for the sew.. There was not t= doirr, and prime went down Is. p r qr.: new rod, 52r0. to its. ter au stone. There was again a toles d& supply of barley, w!iseh tur.4 a slow demand at the prime of last work : malting, to Ala. per qr Joe nate the show of whieb was limited, format robs were mealy made : new, 30a. to 341. pet 24 stone. bet Lumen, Arm. Y6. -Wheat vy a. plentifully supplied to-day; fine samples fully dear, but other dremiretsesos woe not in 4- mun.l. harts y steady. Term dearer. Whew, ',q.. to ; Isrl. y, 41st to 4M. ; oats, Y7s. to 32 , .. ; Mans, W. to tr.. , 4a.. to 445. HT.KTY.W.n, Fir,. 26-A small but a fair • apply of n •• wheat. Trosie was rather dot, and 1144 we , k's pre....e.' I se.. le exceeded although welters M Intl hart for sit ~•..1 grinding barley warm, and prom ow ratter dearer. inf. :..r rernpl.. et, 1..1y rode and no lower. 11 As Is•ans f nl4 •1 Whr at, old, :.... to 30P. ; Moe white to :es.. per 1.. el 'l,O. 1,2 1 arley, 40r. to Itio., 61. per qr. , new ..et., . r yr. . - l.it. r..tr a. Peer. %. -11 w» was a fwir show of wh..at at t. , ir non Ittaatt to-day. and the •t. - wand sits yui.t at the curmucus of Lit w...k. N- w 1" . 111411! fttti, to ra.. ; nr.w red, 521... W.• tatber rcore tartly 4... wing, and sal , - s• r.- numb. I- a ft:, • -.:- tent at Loath niter rrwes. Maltintr, Clo to prr I r. !- n,r, to 4:. atone. Th. not it Litt: , t.t., lap I. I. ahassl fully tiff it former ; n. w. 2%. to :S.••••. per 24 N as r-uvoN-Tt sr., Seer •• .tt our murk..t •Y•• . , 1••;•:, it we had a d.ul.llyof als, at from the OMR. ra, t': ollif a p. 1 . 1. n. 4 r:. had aofforod bona wit a. 1 • I.• , 4,'11 afa a Lair , leas tram offo,ted a4l a r...1 1 1 , ....ta .4 1 4 fa r - • , uajt, the *ante tm.• taaa? e0n4 4 .-!•.1 ,pm I. ••••••1 I 4.l,biry Yidinj 1.. (Our roc. apt- of la.aria 4 ‘. vo •Lc • on ; th.. r. 44 oat. d Per rail, whaoh in for aro a.. 41011 •:•n twin t.ur a..ar:ttg armaL.. Flom th. 0..11•14. 1.a.an0... , w., a. active. tiour wt. held prat) firmly. p.,..0rt an ra .144,4 or irtandaar 1 ail. y. 144•na and pas van h ,u 44 ,1. fly . .rrn-r Ir./141114 for. Oats mat a alow .441.., and v.n.4 4 n dr . • 1,12 404 14 Wla at, 44.4441 4 0, 1.,(r4 : ("own. 1.P.1; malt, • ~ :tot 21 , .; ..t • -. .1,1• • fon - drn, 71 4 1; fa NA, ...Awl., 4t; forovn, 20: fottaaa, lit Il.•ur, ro.odwoo, 2,4:4 aa, k.. •4 2') 4 . Nol 711.41411,4. Si ir. Wt . Ltd a ••:;.p'.l .4 at at n ark. t r. s.,- a TIP! 1•Irnall ia ft.eTtart pro - 1/6 4, make. N. w 4112.+1 foam 47. 1 a 40.; odd .latto. as 1.1 53a. ; now slot,. 52.. to 4 , •11.". Barleyw in to %an !. and --ll tratt.h,l 11,14.110 lat... N. s, 44. ft. po r •Ir . real I TT r, :ta Itt 4'' )41 :4$ toot,'. Then' wa , a fair dont:cal fir •..' 4 , alt la u. ro haNta 4.1.uv. Now, 2 o t.. 37. 44. - r A .1.. n • •I ta of 1. - au. was , 31) Inititillnkt. and ti,... wa, fa .46 w 1 a k.l -4: at 11Ca • I.t rnava• 4,1, 4 . . h. 1.. ba t ; 11 , .; 5 ... I • 1.11. a., 4i, 4.. ' .1-.. 7.14. to 74., , 4/4. It. tynarter. Naka $, 2" At thi- mark,/ . _ all. ut wno t. lei otr•od, and, with a fain d• round, 1.r..a n..) quoted about the ....me as laot mak. There w.u. mor• har:•7 off. rimir, Sit 11 Ins. fi variety in the p..e• deal In tol were .1111 to.. high to admit of mu. I. but the he •t m di otrig4i...,• fully as high is. 10-t work; other omit. I ..5.21.1114,14+1 alo.ut lot.. terra... I 'opi.m. r.onto dun ng the isot wok Imse enat.l..l fonm to to tnepore Th• it loot. f. r wholt NOS Ulf. 114 Ilito WIN'St seiglong 94110. tonfdle. ,51.. r d d:tto .rl,•ne to to 54..; toottim holy mehir . o I .. to '4lll, , to 47- . • ruie , ilit.n ao..t'utm .'.311.. to toll `. 43... 4'•o di•tillmte .11* woh:‘,:i7, 0171..• &gibs , t.. 4w; t., ; 4.•• h. 47. ; p.• e. mat , t.. 47, 1.-r l e 37- o .t•ern._tow. lo nt, 510. II.: . v.2.111• 5 r- , 11. 11. No'. TIN- nA :"./ . 11. 31 7 . Ilion le.. tall• e•-• 7,•1 t 1.,• ot -‘:• t tl 11111 7:•• I LI .1 -.• was It 1.1. 1.• - 1, w of 1•11.-.0 at or t . ~;7 t . nii of 111.• 11.111. The ,lonetzel p. r fitiatt. r %Vint, n0t.1.• front o • . .• 1 • r.• 1, 00. to 07,- r 9...4 • 'floe magpie of Isr4 y to-. on 11. 7. •tu, m am- ot 1 .t •-Si thou 44, 1 , . i.• 1 1: 1.1 . 1114111,. 7.. r I . • .•,.. n in d.n.und, aryl 1.. t. ateo a • r.. a. 11 I, 1 ,, 5 -. per 24 -t0... 1.1.. n. I'l. - The, loy t• 1 - , r.f of.. of , ht .1 11..- 7.tt.11.1.11a•• At the Ceuta a , .- Vo, i!.At lot N'Attll.l•N‘ 111 , t • iill4lltY n•u...11 -1 .• ti mgt.: tor 1.7.y05. •.. • ai • to atrr • -.11••• froin: t, per tt N. y. oho h his 1.. is .f...• fr. vly to Id it :•.- . 11.1, •t, 6. 1 togl•Itto I t ut 0,•...a taiblot flol.l 12. t -- t qu.t...u. good ot took, and r. Aloof fnui 2 , - I • 1.•.1 ...1 I . nuo, I, an• X. .1,1111:1 ru'od tam St-. to I, A n. mint, 1,. 31 4.0 h. (.0 a,. 11 dlo-f tot 1,0a.01. ..1•11 Flom e • ..r.do , 4... to 42-. p r I , Tele . Sri r TIP - - 11 .1' 1 '. , h•• 1 ' , lot On n tllt 4 1, 1,11114141 I,lAt ;Urr. 11.-v. !nit the to'iot, hl .111 tot. basing, mil d,. 1.0-4u..-,Len u••• at r undo r I ..'might N.A. White. 7,4., to Of- in • n.l, to Mo.; 1.1.1 late. 52-. to ..2o ; red. sm. 1.. tor qr. of 0.14110. then• Wag rat, .4 1431.), t./1 .111.11 a ohm .14 mind took phi..., and Ist, rot. , w. naked, w making 44.. to 41m. per t tat' and to .de+ larevli tridiainteit, and ~al Wen. nt 1.7 o• ir to Our.. euttent on the proti..ma nun k0t..1..y new oat.. 25.. to 37. , 0:1, 110.. to 9410; nes tonne, Sir to St,: old. to .5110. 1... r taverna! quarter. lie•vien, Ftn. 66--Market. hate loom thinly otleudoi lately, and the what trade nth:. %try duo, wahnnt any Altera tion in quotations in wine nista, while a when , It is ra: to boy. The same remark. apply to foreign . Pus. rued ing desenption. of barley erntulue In good it, 'nand. and reedit • him rote., and the best kinds of irritating an. quite ... The oat trade is not tinsk, and prier* are low,-r. Beaus uncLaortid 1.0.. rather cheaper. Is. naocn . Prrr. 20.• With a tni.l,lltre.- who at to-day the inquiry was slow at rate. the turn ea.saa . t.tot rice cis bail. y wag without ninth channe,t supti4 he,tm: ()at* wen. a limited show, and 1110 i MI of at late eNln.rn:. pet voi. What, white, 7.. tie. to So.: retl, do. 9.). to 7..'t.! ;Lithe, S.. sd. to ha. tht. ; oats. 4c. to 4s. e4L , 70. to 70. 3.1. per leionol $lll T. W.- There has been rather more a a,' .e,ty in the corn trade in this oily siwv inir last report, and ;rhea. I.ime taken a further upwant mm', ment, while miller. col iglu is. have ettimil more dispwation to oyez-mt. , . The otuet...it the Corn FAeLauge were tot, rally well suppis .1 a.ih moot of !lie clllit4toll Were In twit. I 11..' bvtt runs of 1.... th white and n 4 whoa?.. do• .how f arther advanet. 14 Is. to 'N. per qr., with a 11.11•1113 d. The trout' L.r lieet of An• NW. to Rte., and a few extra ..upper loto db.. per •ir of 621 b. to fildb. to the impend bush.): nsiondarY whit,', tr.. to 'so. 4 ,3 dump and inferior bets, Mix hi stka. tat . I r.; I.ed ml who It. Sin. to stroutiary,k9o. 1,, ; anti offeror Mt to p r 3 he foreign utorl.t.t Wax %cry Itnn, and Viet. Ads an ed it to pr tre e with a mixt." ate aiuouut of I.llsilltA% 41.1111.• •.:, node wag eria tau., anal for mane few of the host too :tont a tray of bd. to to. ivr.a.l of 730.11.. mot .stallisitol. roil* of Malting anti htrley Wtru lino. &la al ft SS ui "t,' 11101O111.twn, - I.l , rooglit about to ts-r .1e hl.:tier laTnit. T.l ,N• wee a f alling off iu Ili,' derttand for mita o.reepit..? 011 tll‘• I i• • ruin. ; slid pie,. an , about le. per qr. in fai our it l• for .411 tot the that iteemiptiott.. Fu 531, et van, SI,ILT. O. • 111.11. %nail fall •111.1 a, ,i 1 W`1••17 I.'- day. 11111.111*.11 11141•11 W. and the tendency of yrs. n was 110,1.1- stoat, Whoa motto 570. to tlik. •• to 7•:+. 1.. p'. 24. :ore. Pori. S',ol A !Mall 4,4111. and fOllll , l bit r....t t ' l.. t• .j. f t rit of thee ivrk pneeding. Chg. were hold for roe. ut t Uttar article , . luny be quoted wane as b. rot..fore. Woo.r. it, Sri r. '26. A good oupply of wh.att to-14y, Wlth little of anything e.t.a Wheat could not Imorzlit to lower, although the trade trio! hard to do it. Sprituz e mu a, before. WORITOTt 11. Fear. There WWI a four rtl.udaw,r at oat t to-day, and fonntt - ix laid MIAMI for a further :Layout.., whi. ft wan hardly nolise.l. shoe sheet 215. 141. la 22•. ; twit' rt.!, 211,0. C.I. in 41... per bog of three I.udn.4; aura mmlung torkey, h.. Yd. to no. ptt antrum bushel, and c. ho• • new beans, So. ; aud .4.1, 70. to 70. .2.1. or IneMel , old nit,. M. 141. to and It ...it, 9.1 iter . %%tubes at fetching nitea, I.}. 151. G. to 64. 41 and groy, dd. It. No. I.er 1...0he1. 1,4 d otileall ast.regts.: w heat, LY 14e., and barley, L 2 to. per imtiortal qt. Tavel, rr. - • At our oma exelisivtr the was thin, and theauppliia alu.rll. For wheat the demand Weg eO - mutel, and primt gave way la. per qr.. the qinitati.m not eat...ding fids., with a range down to tau. For liarley there Was natee any iatquiri ; molting qualit.m made up to 4.M. por yr., and F 1111.1114( .N 4114 tie had fo.m 94... Chita don in slaw demand, but Mut in prior, the range hying 114.. to Mw. per qr. !leans I/1W mtewly, at (mut 440. t.. :xis. ; and pa., at 420. t..lllhe Flour MY ann. At Allepton Mallet market the foll.ming wore the.tuotathes of grain Wheat, 50... to tioo. ; barley. 41... to 42.. (malting) ; oat., 24.1. to 20s. ; bouts, fithi. to tn.. to 64... per qr. flour, MO. to 4ths. per ma brolot, It). per lb loaf. Yost, SWOT. *l. The supply 111 wheat mu toles-o.le, and there war a mod' rate dontand at last wink', rat.... White olomplat Into degsmod of ut his. It. 94. ; rd, at !Ws. t.. 54. per 99 4 .n... There was a modinot.• oui.ply of Muhl, and x healthy torte ow %tided the trade, ressitik., selling at quite as much looney as h we triton,. Malting stort. made 141. ; fnadtryt, •1* par 111.. WO had a Isis show of oat., the inquiry tor which was 4. dy at prima without mato ial alteration from 'bore of la 4 we. k, IMM. to this_prr 24 etene. WATlUtt.itto. gin,. Wit Uw•esnr. moon • to .'pit hupl shroad. A better demand tut all droception. of ‘2 nu has be nottomble Isar this yr A. Online auti,h-• .'mein as we quut,td Saturday Mot. Wherever WO ante a douse.. it I. 5 , , 4 Whet. !risk to just the turn dare. }Mourn. flitrher pion* botioed for. itti 1 1.. y snots a ermildeiosind, and snore money is,) inn for hest swaths. Black oats, have rerovered ennto 1....tt0n of tht. petition.w we muted um this day ..'umeht. lwluu ems is faisty takes at full pins. lieereasktsred. home welt :—ltaise, 3,000 qrs. Latta thin week : - Oats, 13,4.36 r i. bark y, 2,200 brim.: floor, ; estrmak arks. • THE INDIA AND CHINA MATTA Kni-rnsairrop, Rept. T7.—The Poninatlar an.l °drab,' r Am• r mho, rt. anodup Tanjore has arrived Itvn• wit the hi tion of the above made, 123 primengnr-, Ls i ata in ;plural carpal, including rau aint sultana at Govan, in., ricamd unsettled weather throatiest Ivy pareage from and a heavy sea anti gales front Clips Flanigan , to *) , lth On for Ttnd 131.0• ..poke the English barque Iluntr.... 1,51 she ward an ironelad frigate and gunboat, appals:nth liiiv•kai. mg the poet. titans:Asa, Rept. A. --Now trot Morocco aay. that th. Iron has entarly oli•494puburd from all 1.4 a-t. ..1 tln. roao, •• areonnte front Tattgwm sal 11011110.10 re sr, • 1 , 141 y The Napo. of Abr.-rims has boas inunlet•d, , MIZIC to tril.naltar far rafety. The .hip liverpoal, WOO &obeyed by the on the lath in a., rio.,,r I Vine. nt, sad the crew stri re landed here an th- nn London, Olt; ua Pans and Nanedin, s:zt; eltivA, a.o ADRTNALIAIN MAIL,. . U.- Tb' l'irniwodar and hieotal (:ondneW, at 2.40 pm. to-day, sad the kipan wdl buc. .n dal day. Tl,4r fonnnt way b• nziporind at M.d, W lath r at S.ultstrnptoottowt U., loth I.:0.. • 1 • II Or 14,acav JILAIUI.- 14.,1 ruuti IN.Tiimmlar and On, ntal . .1111/WIN •P N WrekP, railed treelay with TOIIIO for tittnlM:. •.•.; N- , 1 ENID , . Aden, Ikatapay, &n. Him took e.a. • I.• -t tiara parampera, Wel II ;tette:al canto, I: , • • t. 140V1.3,-161”, 1:2,01%); apale;st M, Llot , ; aml 1..; • 0 f.11,50ti ; anti p•wellery, vela the ad, • A la are Sir J. and Lady 'Wane,. 1,7 ; NI f!i":l7.7;olimel 11•Pher-on, (*.Own. It.; .l.: • II Wr-bler. Manning, and NI • Coo gr.,, . • I, tit. 'Arita llutoptn p, Fe )1 0.. and Apelptant filumema Hay, Rode wet ' ~$ 11.4.1111.A10, 24. pt. 26.- no. •••,• , ptenmer heolut, from New Yo.k, ~.1 o 1 !,- to-Pla7. amterows, Harr W.—The Guinn ..t.• eel. • at p.m. tt,day with 181 t and praetor]; el for lAvet pool imam - kat., y. titiirst•rorrn, to PT. 27 The ILryt. ?I.; • ,• • arrival 1 , 1 ,, at In 'lO a.m. tn-day. II • T. ITO ntary pa.... npr., and t. I -4. N. a V.,rk at 1 :Ili p in. All w• - KorTilAfil - r Amerman Conti:an) . " rt. arnwhip ti• 1.... '1 has arrntal, with Mt paymerntrra for t• • lair, 41 Parka of mad a, and V 0,71•• ' , ' • f gugh., and 1,1:1 !,, f • .if Th.- All. mattnia I. ft N. , F Itnek on I' ornate, l . l a l n i t i l ) N ot; ( 1. 1 . i n i• g 2.5( 64 t0 0 9) , t; I : .v the Ertgltrli Llig 1.n.. ru{.l FEMALE EMIGRATION to In,. EDITOR OF TUE 'Ant!' 0. t4lP.,—Again I nek you to 11••lp •• , number of our million pauprn. I am , ra- •./ - . well at the end of October- for Caua.la a; 4.. prepared to take out another hundred fr•-, ••• . country to a lai-d where they will ha a'..- , without ..eareone.s. and lire hone-it, want help. and I trust that Inme of y ,r r , , kindly 1., t,l la.. 10.9, money and c10t1, , ,-, t., . ~f t thi• parti wohout muck d .ilty As-ph , at pmages may he , to v. • <Are. at v d..r lr tw. en II and 4 - I oq. t !...,!al.•1. Lovion. W.r„ t1.1::1A A.. • .% 1 I.IE Nil DI-tNI) I: V.:. .", - * ls., `at : . the N• w II4lIst:C. • , trt. is • 1 • •n. • • •••• . 11,0 t• -• :.• I t NIA , 1011 U. • • I lat•r•urer mt. t:•! It :11: ...1 that t; 0.4 ma::.. 11 I 4. • 3. t! • :• air, 13 i t_.,.•:. C:11111. "1 . , 55 5 . 5 5 .1, r . : 5 .1 5, 5 •:. r 'i tII Is.: cave tv al 5.t •.I; er 7:. irr • .lel. •.‘1 •,1 1 , 11.II .:wa 1,-.. :el. !t1 .• t • el It rrt • 1: tihi.: . 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