The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-02 00:00:00

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE LIVERPOOL APTUIdN NEETnro. TO TIM ZDITOZ OF TRZ Farm& Seem hundred pounds a year is a shabby es. to frighten the racing world over, and little can b 3 mid for the •• sportsmanlike" character of the Brom Cratd Stand (Erector, if they stow it to stand in the way of the Blue Riband of the Turf being contended for in Way next. Surely they have made enough out of the moss to *Lord being '• bled" by the new proprietor of the t even supposing he is inserting his knife rather too deeply; and they are in no worm romition than hundreds of tradesinas who have to 'mew • team that has run out Mr. Studd contends that be is not asking too much for his quarter of • mile of the Derby coons, and it is • poor pies for hie opponents to urge that, because they get the remainder of the run ning ground- and once bad his portion—'for nothing, he should lit them off cheaply. The sporting prom have aln.cot unanimously taken up the oudgels against the rims that be: and with their champion —the avowed organ of the clerk of the coarse—we are enabled to get at loth 'onions of the story. There is, however, • deal of eenticelictory matter to be sifted before the question is thoroughly understood. one statement being to the effect that the executive commenced to mark out their new oourse before asking Mr. Studd an eller for his property (which they were endeavouring to do without), and another, that to long ago es last April it was groomed to take the old groutd at an increased rental. But with these points the eublic have I.We to do: and if the 'cute Australian is play ing the 1 art of Sbylock, under the threat that there shall be no Derby for twe years unless his demands are cemplicil with, he is not nearly so " unsportsmanlike" as the esicutiye will be should they, as before observed, allow that article they possess in such plenty—filthy lucre to drive the champion race out of the calendar, for on them will rest the odium of having put • steppe on the Derby. Whether Mr. Studd is extortionate is s mstter difficult to give an opinion upon. as I cannot quite see 1 OW it is he would—according to the Sporting Garotte —be getting only Sper cent. per annum for 20.040/. he pat down for Walton-health and the Six Mile-hill, when he obtains the 1,0001. a year demanded. The remainder of the property ought to bring him in a few hundreds—or did he buy the estate—for double its value, people said— with the sole idea of putting an extra " Screw " on the Grand Frond director.? All honour to him for a " smart gimp" if he did, and Mews. Dorling, Knowles. and Co. at at Lave been a very sleepy firm indeed not to fore stall him. How they could let such an important bit of ground go by them when it was •o long in tl e market being beyond my comprehension. Yet I do not believe for one moment but that they will capitu late in due time, so that men shall know whether to go on with their "books" next season. or put them behind the fire: and after the present mein, year is closed at Warwick on the 113th instant, although there are steeple chase fixture , for nearly every week right up to Christmas, the "prophets" will doubtless be as busy as ever with the "Derby clacks." As vet there is one more great race to be decided in 'o l —the Liverpool Autumn Cup causing each a vast amount of speculation that it has become alined as imprirtant as the Cmarewitch or Cambridgeshire. It invade the meeting at Aintree. too, with a prestige that will allow of the programme extending over four dap, and the large broadsheet before me holds out the promise of fair sport, so many hundreds of horses having been shelved for the "back-end " daring the hard sum mer months that we are bound to expect the fields will be seems nsurate with the good entries obtained. The busi ness will be none the worse because there is no local letrorsge attached to it, as at Lincoln, where all Mr. Chaplin's , influence failed to bring together a larger field than the ten contesting • 401. steeplechase for the " locale." He tried his utmost, however, and it oast him dear to make a good race for a selling stake wherein he started two—Fairfax and Scout—with orders for each to do their beet. It was not such a mad trick as some people tried to make out. as by backing each alternately Mr. Chaplin and his friends kept both at a good Prim in the betting , and got Jost as well "on " as though he had only darted one. Bat the jockeys carried out their Miming orders rather too faithfully, for in the endeavour to cut each ether down they eat their own throats, and could not more when Camillo came up to them, 200 yards from home. The party had a dreadful day altogether, the bookmakers they so kindly invited committing such havoc among them that they had not the nerve to bet on the second day. when they won all the fire races they went in for. The'Cliaplin and Ma-hell colours should prove con spiemous in mast of the races worth winaine at Liverpool, elicit they are not represented in Tuesday's Nursery, which the King of the Rovers and Beaky Sharpe filly "'tarty " might pick up. But them are whispers of George Ostaldeston being a rod in pickle, as his half sister, Lady Zetland, was for en long, and it is time Dunbar made a move, if we are to see his right side this season. Mr. Chaplin has the em edy Pearl feather in the Flying Handicap, but with so much the worst of the weights when compared with Vex, and others in the Westmoreland interest, that the Findonites inmt be followed in preference. Too many of the Liverpool Cup homes are in the Welter for that to be deceased ; all I need observe being that the Makeshift soh would be a real "gad thing" were he pulled out. Electricity le another that is favoured, if she can race at all. Lord Poulett will he "warm" for both the Trial Steeple. chase and Sefton Hurdle Race, which will tell. perhaps, what ought to be backed for Wednesday's Corinthian Hurdle Race and Grand Sefton Chase. Some well-known characters are in this latter, including the Lamb, who will be worth following all through his career, and here especially, threatening as are King Arthur and the Nun. The second Nursery is over six furlongs instead of half a mile, end will suit Ventenr. whose most dangerous op ponenta should he show. may turn up in Zapolne and the best the Knowsley Nursery brings forth. Some may be running in this last-namel race with an especial eve to the longer one. as by keeping out of the first three Slb. is got off and it might mom. worth one's while to particu larly watch George Oshaldeston and the Becky Sharpe filly. The Sefton is a two-furlongs longer race than the Flying Handicap, which ham to tell whether Vex or Snow drop is fit to contend against light-weights like Kettle holder and Professor Anderson, nr anything their Teepee tire parties may substitute. These Fame animals cam prier, with Tornado, the cream of the horses in the Stewards' Plate, Westmoreland Cup, and T.Y.C. Handi cap (AI Thursday : and some of the great guns are also in the Steeplechase Plate set for that day. The Liverpool Cup,. one mile and a half, is the only other completed event in the programme, and this does not cisme off till Friday. Consequently I must await the n.any changes that ale imminent before dealing with it, as there is no telling how many may be in the road taken by Lady Coventry (scratched) and Ajax. The latter might n turn into favour again ; but just now only the Palmer. Knight of the Garter, Grimaton, Abergeldie, See Saw. Paul Jones, and Orion are in any request, and the two last named are under suspicion. 'Tribune, the Make shift mit, Van Amburgh, Why, and Bandmaster form the setcnd division of favourites ' • if the latte r is better smith standing than Fairwind , Deceit, Ajax, or Elec tricity, he will very nearly win. The last-named has been " nibbled at" in the market, like the Lady Hen. riette, Taraben, and Aggravator (in Orion's stable), but no sign is observable with reference to either W. Goatee's or T. Dawson'm formidable team, and iu stand ing by my old fancy, Grimston, I must reserve the right cf couplinc sometWng with him after taking stock of the deim,s at Liverpool.—l am, &c., METEOR. LETTECG AT MANCHESTER.--SATURDAT. ISVERPOOL AUTUMN CUP 11 to I wet Thel'almer it no) !O to 1 awn Ajax (t and off, 10 1.1 1 Fee Saw (off, tll 20 to 1 Lady Henrietta tot) Q , 1 . 25 to I) 11 to 1 Knight of the 90 to 1 Makeshift rolt (t, Garter (t f IS to 1 Aggravator IoW) MG to 9 Grizaaton It et of) 26 to I Van itiallinwh(o) SOY to II Prod Jams tor, t 100 to 3 Ilall,y tuff, MI to a, 100 to 3 Dc: fat (off, t 100 to 6 (t) to 1) IGO to 6 Orion (t) 40 to I Friday (t =doff, BETTING IN LONDON.-13iervomAr. The 111011tC1 at the dulls to-day was of its mual etningth, and the wagerng on the Liverpool Autumn (bp of ennaidivaide ex tent and impnr; suer. The Palmer led of the ball by having AG. ut inverted m his favour at a to I, ant although mon. 10 was mitoequeritly laid a few tams, the ling-naimil oilda wee towaide the kohl readily 44% opt d, and even lobed for. Knight of the Carter bad a organic won em euted in Id, favour at 9 tot and to. to IV, and ti insitton not only found supporter. at Minot Vitamin pr.ee, but ownit.orst generally dirhned to lay INgyinwl, 11 NI at an. nee Haw went extrensely well, bany baboil for good scowl WI. with a neat and uneinuLitionally, while a, much as AO to 19 we. offered that he would run. Paul Jane. Khan praii d fig udklei at 11 to 1, with only an ireminiol at tempt to admit him downwind peewee.' by offerr to take Ina to K. Abereeldie bad lb to L and 11/0 to u. , 1r1 about him k ally, although the inveitinmai made in ha behalf were limited. Ajax, who had eat %Mb mile rime the privimoi day at 12 to 1, needed to mute than dearer that pike early in the morning, and never rea.vtm l himself. Lady Coventry ale went though a variety of pirform- SWIw tin the Quid* male. At find 10u to 6 wail takes about tier ,• thin ter. to 6, la, to 4, awl An to a were vueomnively laid ; and the ittcratore wire i.e numemua rod an ready to oblige, that ale looked ae nearly "eettlid " eamseaiLle. In fact, before laminas broke up there was a rumour that the pen had 110(11 pat through bra. sane. Mr. Beadman's two, Orion and A:nrrivator wen, again the madiain of a good deal of inquiry, corm being male to lack the pair coupled at 14 to I. Mr Kane time it looked en thaw* Aggravator was mottug, r there wert_prouomy wrep t 110 to 1. AMU no morello& 26 to 1 eau alleged ; but at the Babb 100 to 3 mad 40 to wove laid ownewevely, with the lad named odd. maim quoted without a remains. Towards the ricer, also, thiCAD who had remained pertioulartyquietthrougheut the mam ba gond a friend is a bookmaker, who took at tiret Ho to 5, ami then 100 to 6, sewed time+, and would hare raw no at the wag.. Vaa Asaburgh was a good deal nekivl after, one apemilator offering to take MO to 100 about him, but toe a load Uwe to nowt that Pt to 1 wite "Quad,* Llasny, boirevia, 85 to was laid to email maxi. lady Henaietta Lad Dolby were 4111tnuntd with limited authiya at 110 to I and BO to 1 natimitlvely. A ieertiun influential speenlator somas barked Knight Errant at 00 40 lb and annealed Maar to accept thine odds. At the muse prke Tatman*. eel fogriopriod_ tur a little • and at 151 to lb radi i Ty neibile red io Mdel • Bell found duds. The / 5 P7 sod Elix•tswity could both leave beep hoebtd, the }ti offered did not wit. In, it,. pi:guide sarength of the Odd bailiff ear.i. Ole gviitlettora onNnwl to Let that there would be 16 numm, but whet, it again tu raw mooted an to the swab's. OM 'mkt try, opiniusta wart ...sonnatal noipetting the previdesor . _ el "rots'" not albs Nook a/ 10 Is • oiW wa ll). Itolll* NO spin O. At UN dope proms rad .a VOLLIIZPIC AUTUNN CUP. 11 to 11 mg The Palm* KW Do $ sot Von Aabbiegli fl to 1 ) 0) Ito t • et the 1000 to SO 116•AmoDWO4 (t) 440161) lio Do 1 Grimm* (t4to, 40 to 1 AailwMitwo 0 DO to 1 Ike Bow 0 Ao) ." 144•812 11 Do 1— PwalJasso(olt. 60 to 1 161.6 t it 0) • MO to 8 Alowpiato ( 5 sob 1 itiy ..g.O 60 . 1 - TM Spy ( KO to 6 Orion 0 & w) t lOW to 6) 20 I* 1 12442442314 Nit 60 to 1 1D442(14122 (0. (off) t lea to 101 so to 1 (I sod 1000 to 16 lAdyooveatry 1000 to 16 —= : E 2O t a of lb to 1 AD*6 t 1 Os or II awl oi DO to 1 Lolly 11.0. 1000 to 10 lio) Attie (t) 1000 to 10 • 0) 140 to 8 Listly M WOO to 6 (o) TO to TO Tbe or ise flow 0bw0212 111 ato 1 Oen Om with • dad (s(. 10 to 14 sad w) KO to as lan Pas eo MI ( WO to 8 Pr. Bowkwolll, tl4to I) 60 to 10 os Bee Om make T to 4 sad its Pokes. 1.; WC t 2 10 1 6to I goight a tie O&M; 1. 2.11101, t 1111, 1) 4 to 1 lady Cowewtry, 1. ft, $ (eM Toossum IT Km lbumaa.—BrOur T. OVIIPD.— Os Saturday afternoon • visited pros" at the tail i ii mgia= at Elea CoUgye I. the pomp of the Rev. J. J. bead master, sod other spectator& The eillemi is chided a number of Oxford gentles—di Wought down by lir. J. P. Carter, and • team GI port selected treat the In the Oppidra deem wow Warta Ra i n, Cbnrfieoe, Pi Btinbury, .1? Parker I. J. loft B. Beams, J. It Nese. X. Pamir. A. ifteltes. emit A. Parker, while the Dewed amidst et Blame. . P. Osalme. 0. eourthop, J. B. Bt ita P. Ainelk= a re g ivr C. Toi&J. Sturgis, I. Rumen. W. 11. My, I. ma Ituties. Mir was commenced about heat -pst ts o'ciore, Baas sad the Oppidsas toy/514NQ' allige. Presses Oxford had the best of the pale, sad bard to win, Slimily, for Oxford, took cals. Cheap wm (aid at ten minutes mot 1 iffikilk PA- U= of the ekveno being reversed Ones mare tho Seta ran the ball into the Oppielsa " mix," sad Uds lino Oneilhaps yet a "shy," bat the Ward eleven failed .• AY& a pal. Shot* afterwards Now, foe the °widens, got the boa est et eels." bat m the play coadaded diorite atterrwasib, Word re tired from the grand an the winners by a Ingle " shy." to nothing is the part of their oppostets. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. .CAMBRIDgE, Oar.. 211._ At a congregation this day the nnderinentiord degrees were conferred :—M.A.: John Richard Bum& ton Elwes and Charles Lusardstias Harss_z___Trinity Col lor; Arthur Joba Ingram and Robert ldinim . to_ s is Miii- Queens' • Edward Stuart Taylor, 8.A.: asses Pear Nichols and rribeill Charles p eon, Trinity ,• Robert Neville, Magdalene. LLB.: Arthur John Finds, St. John's. Mr. John Greenwood, M.A., Dublin, was admitted ad minds= gradum. Oar. 31. Trim SEATomear (PoETIcAL) given annually under the will of the Bev. Thomas KA., formerly Fellow of Clare College, foe the led Beg limb poem oa a saved subject, has bees this day adjadged to Jackson llama, KA., Trinity College. Babied— " John the Baptist." -A , )101140': /Ali oti ,`"•.iv.dirl '1 Nll.l IXPRIMS; MONDAY 'AVIENING, ‘.NOVEMBER BLECTION INTILIJOINOS. • oandid*o BARROTAPLIL—There are stall three - staadmg in the Ewa merest tor this barough—ltr. Cave Ole peattot member hi des W reeds Abbey, - Dorset; and Kr. David d• barrister, of London. In the early part of . pest week a bay can didate, Mr. lthWow, append in the Winn and based el address to the ace • but after a net w 1 sor el the emanative mir he Withdrew, the "Ig m' set dews being said lobe too high. Mr. One will be re elected, and the felt wlll be Wm= Mr. 'noway who steads enZaity " eied Mr. Evans, it Wog very don oreaskestives will be able to get . • suitable earedidefla On Friday Mr. Edmund Beans paid • visit to linewielle, and it was an nounced that be and his Mead Ma Re . Thome would aildnme • niestiag at the ae Hall la the maim on " Premium at Elesties." &vend of Mr. Thomas s previous meting laws hem disturbed by meat- Ms OWL vituirsmr, ; esid lir. Theines &add b ' ? e therdere detemmithat admieden 4 bast. This coulee was attempted be be Mt. and tickets were freely distributed ; but sem of the Smite' Wag refused tickets they set to work with • vise of taking possession of the hall. Though set siewwwbfl is this they succeeded in preventing the samosa being delivered at the ball for neither Mr. Males nee Mr. Themes was able to obtain Wanda& by ream of the riotous proceedings which took place outside. Messrs. Beaks. Thomas , and . R. Parini& outer cd Mr. Thomas's ocamittes) were 411 van •la the ball in a C arriag • drawn by • pair ed berms; but no looser bad the vehicle am to a stanitetill thaa loud yells, Mingled with mime of " Reath, aarriage off," "Tip 'en over, ' sad so an, were Mee& &mucks were thrown ander the horses. and attempts wen eves made to get at the occupants of the menage, let without games. Seeing that it wee imposible to pin _adman= to the ball at this point, Mr. Fuleigh 'Wend the miring' to to driven mad toe side entrees% when the slighted. The mob, however was to• for irg and alter a few minutes' has~taticw—dd/sttwide& Mr. Beam est boded very sevely tiThersWideras to beat a retreat. The three gladsome eta=t 4ib ult e l t e , fee Se residenee of Mr. Look, where they sought and obtained Mir from the vio lin** of the mob, which was not at all laiweedeulaitteLex dimmest of the brief chase in which they bed Blanc.—On Saturday night the fit Id ais stip g held last weak is lumenU landthe sual emWMlallee tar dill county, Mr. John w e lder the Hies. Aulleren limbed, took plan set Ifiesteb Mr. George WIN% et eon: 7%g Se eimer. The How A. limbrt sitind iall :l, l t k i met with as eidirmfie CBILRIA.-- l ibe third ottaiidate, Mr. Niger, having, dm hi willseseral, to the inert tionser able palmier eanmated teepee& is foveae el is Wasted at an eggiegate niestaug' 91 Se ashes li t te did uik a te probable - Set Ilr. Weetweelb DIM sad Slr H.ALerecare will Seedy Mae a )eist atom, and at each of the ves tr y haft At a ineetbsair 01g7r 7 e . friends, on Saturday, the/akimbo reasballea wee C:—"That the council of the Resemth at Chaim ng Men's Electoral Amenities merit the derision of Mears. Standeld, Hum, end sad leek forward most easiosely for Seeemiens ea • it is bored. bat having =premed die mock they feel belled ia &moor to swept the same reigesking Mr. Me r esadidetare." A few of the mere not y of Mr. elate eupporters declare Set will liriw forward working maa candidata, bet i Me doubt Set they will mot carry their threat CITY Of LONDON.-00 evening a pale meeting_ wee held at Perm Leadinhan skim @bast, Mr. B. E. Whiteside, C.C., is chair. Ad drams were delivered by Mr. Crawford, M.P., Mr. Goiehem, M.P., and Mr. Lamina, M.P. Bron Rothe- Oa • bias sapeemated by his sea, Mr. Aceslhemhikl. the moths el Mr. Dresser Bo br Itr„ Pound, et Leadeakall-street, a re or ren•demee ia the four hberal cendadalles, =COW the meeting to support them at the entreing dersien, was adopted unanimously, after which Se pmendings termi nated with a vote of thanks to the Wasiethen. Plitsernir.—On Saturday evening Mr. William Cos, forr member for the bor ough, and who is once mere a aedidata addressed an epee-etc Resoling of the working dunes of the borough reps Cleriamwell-green. There were about 600 pampa . premed. A vote of eonll dens* in Mr. Cox was unanimously agreed to by the meeting. HACTRZT.—Captain Hamilton Story, who came forward in the conservative intend. has retired, and his place is to be filled by Mr. C. Leeeek Webb, a leading member of the chancery bar, who a 18e6 contested Bothnia against the Hon. Lennon Gower and Mr. James Wild. He is opposed to the disestahlidinsent of the Inch church, and is prepared to bring in • bill for the amelioration of the poor laws, which at Jrvent he wo nders unfairly press on the amt of Lon don. He is " strongly oppaed to prosecutions on : alleged public grounds thrrW on by private individuals ; and will pre serve the use of open spaces for the recreation and health of the empower classes. He declares his emervatisin to be unhesitating and decided. The seamen:meat that a es =was being Pretend for =dation to Lord who has Jun withdrawn Leominster, is without foundation, as the Conservative Association of Hackney have finally decided to run aide one auididate at the prevent election. LEWEB.—The friends of Mr. Christie (conserva tive) and Lord Pelham (liberal) bare held more meetings during the past week, and both candidates have issued addresses on the completion of their canvass, each meow ing the greatest confidence as to the result. LivEneooL.—One Mr. Shulman, the lessee of the refreshment rooms on the great landing stage, who has cease forward as a conservatiee working-men's can didate, held a meeting on Friday night. Long before the anointed hour the council-hall was densely crowded, and the audience amused themselves with all sorts of funny cries and cheers for the different candidates. Simpson and his friends were received with an indescribable mix ture of booting, groans, laughter, cock-crowing, Sc., while at intervals a series of " free fights" took place in different parts of the building. The " working-ma's ' candidate at last got a hearing, and, amidst fre quent interruptions—meetly ironical, jocular, and strongly personal—he heartily denewnoed Mr. Glad stone and all his works, and glorified the Irish church. At intervals, however, he was interrupted by showers of carrots, potato," h er rings, eggs, and finnan laddice, which struck several of the reporters and sup porters of the "candidate." In fact, one reporter for a zealous tory paper was nearly rendered professionally Acre de *mkt by a blow on the right head from • huge carrot. A well-known local "eccentric," who says he is a barrister, was struck in the eye by an egg, and his ejacu lations of mingled pain, anger, an d egg, entombment created roars of laughter. The proceedings terminated with a regular row, in the midst of which the unlucky r narrowly escaped injuries at the heeds of the mob, reporters pelted them. Simpson, and Simpeon's4rieixds with stones and other missiles. Normortim.—The proposition of Mr. Bernal Osborne to the Liberal Association hies follows: " Consi derieg the position occupied by . Mr. Osborne in the great liberal paity, and also considenng his conduct and votes both before and since he was elected for Nottingham, he ought or ought not to be accepted as a laurel candidate ; or in other words, whether he should retire altogether from the contest, or appeal to the electors at the poll." The Liberal Association have declined Mr. Osborne'. pro posal, and the aggregate meeting of that party will be held to-morrow evening ROCHDALE.—Mr. W. W. Schofield, of Buckley hall, is named as the conservative candidate. SOCTII-WEST YORXRUIRE.—On Saturday after noon Lord Milton, M.P., and Mr. H. F. Beaumont, M.P., the liberal candidates, addressed • crowded gathering hi the market-place, at Doncaster. Mr. Childers, M.P., also made a neecb, in which he briefly reviewed the course which had been taken by the liberal party on the reform question, and contrasted Mr. Gladstone ', policy with the pre pupal of the government. A vote of confidence was passed almost unanimously. SIIREWBBURY.—Mr. Figgins, a London type founder, has accepted a requisition to contest Shrewsbury in the conservative interest. His address will be pub lished to-morrow. The position of the sitting members has hitherto been considered safe. The opposition will he chiefly directed against Mr. Tomlin', Who is the non resident member, and not very popular. WALLINGFORD. Sir Wentworth Dilke, the liberal member for this borough (who is opposed by Mr. Ftanley Vickers, of the well known firm of distillers) has issued an address to his constituents, stating that he entertains no doubt from the success of his canvass that he shall be again returned as their representative. Mr. Vickers, the conservative candidate, has also issued au adding., in which he amens that the support afforded him has been greater than he had any reason at first to expect, and that it is his conviction he will be at the head of the poll. SIIOCEINO ACCIDENT TO THE GUARD OF A GOODS Timus.—On Saturday morning the guard of a goods train, maned Llewellyn, met with a terrible death on the Bit mingnam and Stourbridge Railway. He was in charge of • Swansea luggage train, en route to Birmingham, and to aesiet the train up a steep incline at Rowley, the gradient being 1 in 60, an additional engine was attached at the rear of the trucks. When the incline was surmounted the deceased appears to have got down to the couplings to dieconneet the second engine, the train still being in mo tion. Owing to a jerk of the trucks Llewel4n fell be tween the metals, and before be could save himself the rear engine was upon him, and his head was severed from Ids body. Doomed was a married man, and bad one child. Cies. nit gm lavoirli AND PROBATR COURTS. —On Saturday the mum lilt of the Divorce-000rt was issued, strewing " 201" cams for hearing during Michael mas tem sy somarencing to-day. There are in the Probate court d the present r•asolmas tens 10 causes with ut juries, 3 with special j M uries, wad three with owes= junee. DR. DI JONOR'III LIORT-BROWN COD LIM wearior flAwelw of this Us bon wit tou. .••••111 o•pro. dieted. Dr. J. AMC who lwA MA6861 " Par away Den I biro resowdrardinV. C e r bsd oldlder owl 1 lunar oarwrionor Pod It wirour perftwer who wet* unable to we tio de-ragor • Miler: dr err (Ni, I. o & sit s aidaj Val= i r wad wd or tr i g . .. • Pl. ht. ; 01.; errhOld..dri diorsbla .464 4 ffo ologroos, Amer. WO'. 11. Niais‘ losiaa. 1 THE POllOll COURT& MANSION-MO=l Hwy Ars% dowsed ea board the Anima, treat Ms rater, new - Iyhig at Pi Wheal, was brevet& Were the lard Mayor es a dregs of emaggliag. Mewls Savory, ea eases al ensiailie west en board the es ?ride, Menses' he reNewel of a le s ' U s SAM the steward srbiA Amin he lad, li Z i t i s replied, absertSo Arne andum semi dried fruitge bag, which he Odi saw • lor kis Crilith Afterw he was ards told est Wised some di sistisse, but an earmbedea • bottled ids, two bottles ed pinfamed !pints, sad some other goods liable to duty wens found in it. The Meer stated that if the redries bad bees produced they would have bees pima A eslialeat quaanty, both of spints end cigars, was AlesSed fir present maths reaminder was pet ender Hal until t t ife lks Z l ie r ta the peat. It was the ecomeshanst of goods that emit& toted the ammo. Tim Lord Mayor, addressing the prisoner, remarked that he had bees a steward for some time, and be ssoA have known it was his duty to edulowledge the spirits, but be bad told &paltry lie is eider to save the duty. Fined 10s. WORSHIP-M . l =T. - ides Sestlerte, ' lll, a pairper . inmairi of the Hackney workhouse, was Merged with disordealy conduct in the above workhouse, and refusing to perform the teak allotted her. Primmer was bother Merged with having attempted to Melt& eidf-datruetton by throwing herself into the waters of the Regent's Canal. Samuel Jobaron, the master of the Hadmey workhouse at Homerton, stated that about a quarter Woes 12 as Liltthe primmer, with three other young girl., wee ad. into the workhouse, and it being the dinner hour she wee directly afterwards supplied with that meal. Scarcely had she disposed of that - before she expressed • wish to leave, tut the witness would not permit it, and directed that she should pick &pound and a half of oakum, After a time she brought it back not half *kart sad when directed to complete it she bermes very abusive, creating such a disturbance in the ward that witness called • constable and gave her into caltody. William !Remy, poirecustabla, mid that be had charge of the prisoner on the way to this omit, and when crowing Cat and Mutton over the Regest's r thA;siddeialy dai from his side through the of the bridge down on to the towing path, and then, up her mask deliberately jumped into the water. With the aid of the batman, who procured the dram, witness waimerded is rescuing her. the bed Rim to be taken bask to the wartime's. The prisoner wm remended for • week, in order to re wire a report from the Name of Retortion. WANDITCgrIii. Alma. Any* a rsspeelsblabeimg saddle-aped man, wag chaa mt rith attempting to ~I mammy oy means of a false lelleg ra... "_ .... _ropieleillei to have been written by Dr. The pillow gave the name el rereasatea that he had been egedrage te DC Parrott. On inquiries being made, it was Ism& Wet the signatures to the letter ware false, they ware the names of persona living in the . Piave was called, and proved that the hitter wag not in Ws handwriting, and also that the prwoner bad never been in his arms. He also said fiat prisoner galled men him for maistanos, as he was in stating Met M bed worked for a florist, but he MINNA as be p kei s tr e =l him. Walks said in July, 1657, the was lint to prima by Mr. Carrie kw three months rr ile at il liptlng be *Male mew by swim of a bogging letter. 1 1 Hereford, the chief slier of the Handicity Indety, said le bad known the prisoner far twenty years. He had been known to the sod 11139. The °neer then read a ioog bit of goniari against the prisoner, who had been clanged at nearly all the polies courts in London. He had also been tried and mutinied to two yea& im primmest. He was committed for trial. WOOLWICH. _ _ lit s Kew imp, seaman, of ftinititicla warn brought . up fortnal hearing= the elisrge of feloniously administe ri ng • drug to Yr. W. Doer, of 4, Douro-cottages, Bt. John's. wood, auctioneer's clerk, who has sinos died. Medical testimony was now added to the evidence, which has already ISM moiled in manaxion with this COM 'The prisoner, having been duly cautioned, elected to make • statement, in which he threw the blame attaching to the occurrence on • " young man" whom he and the deceased hadmet in a public-hones. Be was fully committed for trial on the charge of feloniously administering • stupefying and overpowering drug to Mr. Doer, to wit, a quantity a ale and snuff, with the intent to enable Aim to commit a certain indictable offence. 4 . I=rbelow, fo. opoe the vide. sit he the etooefflt aeoritea bele thew somoitine of Neeteet; re hes • ilk •111111•111 i &be sl" kis sissao et W ina t to the Weil Sake brims le quiet. The et the Ward of Taub thew the teW velem of the emerie of letehrere eel eatiory he bete ben want 11.11.777 tbasitiCsiltiag smith air lest year. 211110 111•11•111 IasPWA • oems. a vales el the pais dime teal Ualhol States oaf to North Americo. MON AND GOAL—lbietaseaeovew, Ovr. SE —The Ina trader Ow seat d Ifogleaf awl lie arwileall diarist la la • better mantic& at the premait tau • angle of math, age aimed weasolle. Thee& lbe elatraree ihr Weasta veld& have ke, the mg =Me bewail Wee rrewwww, afire angegoli elms le bawl • la* erewagi ef work, whisk, igkett r z yet be gives awl, it is beibeel all beep meet if Ida far the snit timer One sweglia PWias Is elm Ilie prime engem. a sal 4 plead 61. ger tea Wier, bet oratreets for mats ma. bay ever, growedy be alt = ties from there b • Cllap a t Areal Oat pries agleam ayeeg aim af the year. The chief daring the prima week have Tim Ile Maim Fteale. Steels he askew, bash wre beilievea be bra destined, there brag • fair hew, erisewrig*s__ far gig ward sea guarte malt eds* bats edit well beteg. Odithere bath la Ow Tye* aid the Tees ems iv be errevbflove bele walk 'Mk two ar time wimp tame, el wieere eiders el Name ergeiesig ate la bad. Teem is =y lesseeed lawiwod fur ken aged fe bow, eta& altar leave* emeed te have made Mlle igignewwwit, bus *pia &awl . The fawaddes af the Eirkat me WOW hi* higibgarb. are alaa. em= lbw eekiief Ow railway wee s ot ei yet re mum is amid ea midihave ben ergedell eoseiderlig ei awe d tie year. Mimi are set May Item opal e is e rather merely dried. The easatity mat from Narthowastand eat Liarliesi es be the Owe Pleatiera tar Leaks &slag the week ie order 11,000 Kea The peiew el all @arta as yet sheer De isiprovemeat. Colll4.—lleireeerws, Oct. 111.—We hod only a isioderan oupply of ingot at sin market to-day, sad not es so lest wiek, - but notwithstanding this there was se matirial alffstfaa is thirsty% evince anesenios berg aline eadaned. Honey win is fair lep riand eiciegt for the very boot airaplis woe rotherossior to boy. ne enne o, sad es In beam O was wn wee pessi mem gy. The eoing dam an the eon and to quote:— Now whisk 10.11 d. to ha. ; din to PM. plead at thus baobab; old wheat, lin to fla.,ds no. to UM. per load; Waldo awe, lie Is 111 e.„ firs 11a. per bead ; rye, les to 17a, fine ltd pr lead • old bass, ilkL to ed.. Am Sts pr load; rile beans, ha. old. to tie. ed., Ins Ile. to M. Per had peas, Igo. Sd. b Ws. pre load; whit*, ifs. to 15.., fine Ile per boa; sew sate, Its. to Sfie., ins Iln to tea per ; old ado, Its. to lbs., line lea. to as. per quarter ; haflefi 41a. ed. to 41i. fine 410. par ; malting barley, Vic to 47e., Sae Me. to 140. id. grastr Cuisines,lll.—Tent was a needy demand for wheat to-day, and with r limidorate erapply prie s were not quotably altered. 'Mite, 540. to Gas.; rod, 440. to SW per a awn. Seeley an average show, and the trade study at bate rates, via., Me. to Ira per qr. Oani a middling amply at resat ern= Mo. to Ma. per 14 done. Raps von a serape drew, sod of heavily at late Men via., ine. to ego. per Slintenn Cannwarisui, Ocv. 11.—The at wheat woo good, and banner was steady at late prism. ko, We. tone; red, Ini. to Ku. per load at 14 SWIM a !sir wanly of barley which said at einedssi West Ye. to Nu. pre qr. Othw binds of grain sold at atoms remdatione. Ceeniaaeria,Ocr. St.—A ea ow* ti whet; Dade= ao tannin required as oblong breawn tested fay late rates. • Inge show of barley, which wont of twill, at is. per qr. beyond loot wash's quotations. Per sad Noss owilmed n vans. . . . . lateneinern;, - Crei.ir.:-We have as ?cadres of fcgar d wacat this week, but liberal sena= ad barley and saes, rd 1,10 ma it the to berm EWA* 100 qrs. fees M. Melo, sad rT from Cos. Abe IMO of cab from Drmkirk, and awry MOS on. 4 eels berm W cannot any immeanment mei midst beday. Prices 4 e 6 report 4 week are and millers me net inclined to make large in bal = l.4 lleglieli white Meat, 6.. Id. to Te. we en, and red, M. 46. logs. GI. • American, ie. fd. to Is. • Mntde., is. to Ts. ; Pella Oikrms, Go ed. MO. dd. Berk; in slow request at late Mee. Megibit sots, Sea. to SM. per qr„ end Irish grey, 17e. to Ilk., tai Wide, lea. M VOL pt qr. Old berms, UM. to Se. 10d., sod new, dn. M. per knish* Weisel. Last afiael avenges atOleormiler-Wheat, a barley, Lf 3..; beam, Lf Sa 6d. ; sod pees, L 2 7.. per impsrel quarter. Ocr. St.-Our market WY feisty supplied with wheat ; thei to Ilngtsky was good, and prices termed weeds; white made Ms. Ills.; red, Ma. to MM s. per stone. There was • fair Inquiryfor barley ; the irmnply was moderate, at Is. Per qr. over thegnetations or the preview' week, 445. to Ma per qr. Oats sad berms ems spa is to band, aad moved of steadily at rmoerative rate - the forma efingat les. to See., the latter at SOs. to Mo. pre qr. Ootteroao Orr, SL-There wee a lined supply of wheat to day, sad Ilse ' smoke sold at let week's prim: bat other sorts were dillkult to Pell, and rather ehearrm-aseke, and loess tend er upwsrda. Wheat, to ; beam 11b. to talt.; oats, Ms. to int.; peas, 46e. to 415. Id. Mrirermeoesaies, Orr. M.-Thrift ihe ped week our local markets have been tolerably se - d well wheat, which odium have tried to dips.. of i Whig pikes. Boring corn re mained Arm to price. At Munfileggiesiout 10-day there was • fair show of wheat, which said et lad week's prima was In favour of the metier, with a moderate demand. Oster toll prices. Beams and peas free. On Monday at ft. Norms wheat was a tolerable show, and sold at full prices. Barley also had an upward tendency. Oats mid beans a steady trade at advandng Loci/TM Oct. 11.-The atteadrmor of farmers we good, and the supply of wheat stout an mentor. halts were made slowly, and late rate. were rearmed : new white, fee. to ram. ; new red, Ms. l 0 tele. per 36 stone. The demand for barley was tale eibly whsle e, and with a moderate supply last week's prior. were rather exceeded : malting sorts, tie. to Me. • gruling, 20.. to rte. per quarter. Oats a steady nude, sad t he supply moderate at top pries: new aorta, 295. to Mc • old, 31.5. to Sio. per 21 stone. Steam an average supply. and ;lowly disposed of at extreme enrreanes: new, 60e. to Me. ; old, Us. to 57e. per 36 stone. Other kinds of grain were uachauged in value. lisweaserts-erox-Tres, _Ocr. 31.-At our market this morn ing we bad a fair supply of wheat from the grower., but the ar rivals coastwise bet es moderate, with not much from abroad, fresh thrashed maples wee taken of quickly, at the extreme rates of thin day ormsaight. Prom the stands • fair brmages was done, &idly in Molise& at Me. per 6041bi1., whilst the best mouth country qualities were lbally held foe prim., _winds had the elect of checking barmier. q Mour eet = e held beyond the views of buyers, only retail mks were • . Malting barley , in fair mimed, but demand net so active se of late ; grinding unehenged. Malt Is inquired for. Peas met a fair share of attention. Clerks beans wanted. The recant bear, warmly of Smith cabs berg well domed of the market, granaries' nerds wee held more d•,, and in some cams a slight advance was edited ; the Paine remarks extending to foreign. The arrivals this week are :-Wheat, per rail, 760 qrs ; coastwise, 614; forests, 3,116 ; Indian corn, 110. Rye, per rad, 78. Barley, per rail, 833: eceetwin, 23; foreign, $6O. Malt, per rail, SW ; coastwise, d 3. Oats, per 7•11, 31 cosetwise, ; foreign, .650. Pam, (att y.*, 36e. Beam, eciadwiee, 60. Flour, per rail, 387 sack. ; Wed wise, 1,646. 1 4 1.111,11•111 Toil, OCT. 31.-Our market was tolerably furnished with wheat. The demand wee dim, and late rates realised. New white ranged from SIP. to 56..; new red, Os to 34..; old re 1. ea. to 43.. per 36 stone. There was a fair inquiry for barley. and thee qualitiess were rather dearer : malting, 445. to 14 ; grinding, Ms. to 41e. per qr. A tolerable show of oats, which sold at advancing prices, 27.. to Us ; fine, his. per 24 atone. Wen. limited and um banged in valve; new, Ms. to trm.; old, 41e. to Me. per 88 *tine. Peas arm, at 475. to 535. per 311 stone. Malt, 74e. to 7fei. Ify. , 44.. to ate. per qr. Nona' ors, I AT. 31.-At this market today the supply of wheat was fair, and the trade nut being very bd.& pride for all de serts doe: may be quoted the mine as List week. There we. more tart. y offend to-day than at any market sines herve.4, but the high rates gill demanded by farmers reortrirtat bu ins e. The lad malting qualities were taken off at very full prices. The weather bee been seasonable during the peat week, with sharp nightly frosts. White wheat ;weighing etlb. ko 6311).;, M. to *l.. • nil ditto (welshing deb. to alb.!, Ns. to bid.; beet maltingbarle; (weigh*? lath. to 571b.1, 4%. to 30s. ; runs ditto weighing 6516. to halb.), 46e. to 48s. • distilling ditto ,weighing 611 b. to &Mb.% 40e. to en. ; oats, ale. to 3h.. per. qr. Flour, It.. per auk. Averages: Wheat, 1,701 gm., Sub. ; barley, 3,516 qrs., 445. 101.: oats, ter qt.., 31. Nominates, Orr. 31.-To-day wheat was in fair supply, and the demand wan slow at late rates. White ' , old at 57e. to ; red, rke. to 64. per 36 stone. Barley an average *how. and with a arm inquiry ; malting sorts were on the advance 4 56 . to Ws. IM qr. being the ruling rate: grinding sold at 401 ;- to aaa• per 30 stone. 'there was a tolerable show of oats which sold steadily at last week's prier; new, its, to Sts. ; 41, Me. to Ms. per 14 stone. Not many beans on offer, and mom were the same as the previous week; new, 60s. tin. ; 66e. to 56e. pm 38 stone. Peas unaltered Orroao, Ot-r. 61.—There was a good attendance, and a fair quantity of wheat oa offer, for which there was a beam . demand, prices magios from atio. to Ns. English barley, from 40s. to 60e. ; foreina, Ms. to Ws. Oats, 965. to 83.. Old beans soiree, fix= Ma to 68s. ; new beans, 48i. to 5165. Boiling peas, 625. to 665. • hog peas, 47a. to 495. Mout (emenas), an. to 40s. Hag. 1.81; L 6 10s. I;;r7asTaoron Orr. 31.—With a tolerable show of wheat there VFW • healt hy inquiry, andreornt rates were well supported : new white made Ms. to 625.; new red, 421 to b 3..; old white, Sas to tas. ; old rod, 461. to Gtr. per yr. Barley limited, and pricer quite ea high as the prev:eus week : new. 445. to Ma, per qr. Oats a fair show, and the demand steady at late rater: uew, 23e. to 32a.: old, 30a. to Me. per 24 atone. Beans a wormy show at reecnt currencies : new, 20s. to M.; old, 525. to Bds. per or. Itaitolso.—Ocr. 211.—The attendance 04 dealers and others was good, but thew pply of wheat wain.* so haw as last week. Trsde rulde dull, at about last week'a pricea Grinding and maltrag barley were firm. Oats of the beet description were held for ml re money. Bean. were rather dearer. Pees were in abort aupply, and unaltered in value. bieurrost. rlioassuiaa , , Ors. Bl.—To-day the supply of wheat was mod. rate, awl nue *ample. were disp.sed of at fully ree , :it turtinuts• hite sold at 7.. W. to 64.; red. to. Pd. to Tae per I.u. hel. Balky made. xtreate rater, Se. ad. to 54. tOd, per budiel. Oats full pieta, 3.. 9d. to 4.. lid. Beans steady at Ta. 61. per lush. 1. _ Itocasarta, OCT. fl.—!twines, *nee our lad report, has ruled rather fiat, Wye* coutenting theuntelrea with satiafying their immediate want For Moire lots of whate wheat about late to Eno were °Liaised at our city markets, shale other kinds wow natio the tan in favour at buyers, the quotatioes alumni.; a feather decline of lc per qr. Par beet white wheat the *own, • yulitat ionv arc 55.. to o*, and other sorts Sae. to 3da. ; be 4 rune of red wheat, SO. to 36a. • secosdary, eds. to Ms.; and in ferior, 50a. to s*. per qr. The 'saint effoted were ehieffy in net ul, end there sere bet few treamitiossof a spreidative character. lu the foreign inetket there weer an Monies mount experienced. and • hilt. test Dautric sorts made late tents, the bulk of the samples were Is. per qr. lower. Flour we. taken chiefly in re tail, at about dd. per as, k lower rater. Barley, for both milt tug cud grinding kinds, was in better demand, and the quotsti tttt 4 plow • further upward movement of Is. per qr. Choir lots of old oats command about ail per qr. more money, and the demand brisk. 8111112/1 and paw each about the same as before, with • oiodoste demand. The sod market it steady, with a quiet trade. The IWO retry of the rid week has stabled plow/his( operations to be priamded with, and already a cionsiderab'e breadth of land Me been broken up in mediums fir early dewier. buirogea.aati, O.T. fl.—Not much wheat on ogee, sad prices were ma high as lad week : white made like. to OM.; red, 6l a. to tie. per 311Sene. Sarin a smell slow, ad fully maiedained it value. Other kinds of pain were limited, and mold at MI —a %Visages Oor. fl.—As reeve supply of reheat s sad • dada feeling in the trade, at prices Moot Qs erne is the previous week; white, Nis to NS : red, to WM per . quarter. Net much barley offered, and, with a dkell tbaniesd. prises were aot quotably affered, Ms. to Ms. par mu= r•••• Oats M middling supply, sod their vales NM to lea pee gouts'. V ery lillionsts. la basso at lad wesk's prime, Worsens, Orr. 23.--The sewer warns in the eels market today has bees pretty well &Wel between the wheal brines me Mod mil Ms skim "VW Ilriases hes Men esqlidase bust brie. sat ors am Os Isar& Emilia Mae olisst,loe. r Mo. pm Mf d Owe beilob ; mil wok Mk timed walliteg Isedes lawn* es. 4* try , er boast aod Ms. MM. ts. to its. it. par Mts. Nem to is. soi Ot t Ile. N. to ft per MS nage r oltt. et to ; sod is. to 4s. r mit wry MM. the to ft e. per Midst ossispss M Worcester:— Mkost, .11 We PLL and Istli or ts. Y. per Impute' op Al ir KiMaeoiskieer tesebut Ilhe mom milk big cfte end anyitza wee la eterr other inn Tun, Om 31.- Not Inch Mart as offer todloy. sal Primo was trammeled at tae mks of Iles via previsvm cash mob THE RIGHT WAY TO MEI! THEM. The John BO publishes a letter from a Conser vative Landlord on the beet way of bringing liberals and dissenters to their senses. "The triumph of the church sad conservative cause may suer be secured by one method and one method stoma, as far as can see at pre sent" This method is eziffenve denting rigidly carried out. "Conservative churchman hold scene Uteen-twentieths of the property of England, and have consequently three fourths of the expetare of the country us their hands to use as they may please. Let them then have no deal ings whatsoever with any one but with sound senserva tive churchmen, and they will soon find the cemseissoes of the venous sectaries and other liberals to be of so pliable a character that they will unhesitatingly accede to the wishes of their customers, and to • very great extent let dissent and liberalism go to the dogs." The objection is anticipated that pinions so ner would be denounced - by the liberal pram. " Let them howl," rays the Conservative" until their throats are sore. They thus show, beyond dispute, the excellency of the system I am advocating. If I bad a thousand farms to let. or places for • thousand workmen I would not have anything to do with any liberal or liberty of conscience dissenter of an sect what soever. They would cover the land with 's eggs, which would produce discontent, disrespect, disobedience, reatance, and every evil work, according as each man's liberty of conscience might desire or suggest. Let some means be immediately adopted to ascertain the names and residences of tradesmen of conservative church principles, and let them be published, and I for one will engage neser to spend • farthing with anyone else. Thus fighting our enemies with their own effectual weapons, property, and influence, will have their influence, and we shall triumphantly seereed." LAW NOTIOES. YSTBAPOUTAN COUNTY 00IIRTS.. Kiirasird;y4 - ipApoto -- ' - i - edfoi We Wswrinarrza, , Nov. 8; Wed nesday, 4 ; Timid& , 6 • Friday 6 BLA.IISIMIT, -med.—Tuesday, Nov. 3 ; Thursday, 6; Friday, 6. Yaavusowa, Narylebone-road.—Tuealsy, Nov. 3 ; Widow day, 4 : Friday, 4. Wa rowoani, Sowth-street.—Toeaday, Nov. 3. CiasaaawaLi.., Dusioaa-terrase.—Mooday, Nov. 2; Tuesday, 3; Wednesday, 4 ; Thwiday, 6; Friday, 6. fiwoausrvcis, 06Calwast-rood.—Toieday, Nov. 3; Thursday, 3. bow, Bow-road.—Monday. Nov. 2 ; Friday, O. Warrzcsarm, Orval Prroot-atawc4.—Twooday, Nov. 3; Wed nesday, 4 ; Thursday, 6 ; Friday, O. &rya waltz, Owaroatreat.—Vredosiday, Nov. 4 ; Monday, 6; Friday, 6 LA , Cambcrwal New-road.—Tuesday, Nov. 3 ;red o..day, 4 CLZIUMIVIIELL SEPHOPP.—Muncley, Nov. 2. DEATH oF A YOONO WOMAN IN TOTTENHAM MAY. , HYS.— On Friday morning a fine young woman, respectably dad, was found in a brook in Tottenham Man Les, with her face downwards. The body WWI cold and rigid, and death had evidently taken place some hours previously. Jesse Lawrence, the keeper of the Tottenham Lock, removed the corpse to the local mortu ary, where it was examined by a medical man. It was then ascertained that the young woman, who was ap parently about 20 years . of age, was far advanced in preg nancy. No marks of violence were visible upon the belly, but it was evident that death had resulted from drown ing. (In Saturday the police succeeded in discovering her name (Susannah Jackson), and some particulars of her history. She resided with her aunt, • respectable woman in humble position, at Orchard place Nursery, Tottenham. For some time past she had been keeping company with • young man named Pollington. On 'Thursday evening last she accompanied him in a walk in the Tottenham fields. According to his statement they parted on good terms, and he went home, believing that she would return to her aunt's. He avers that he bad no idea that she contemplated self-destruc tion, and that he knew nothing of her deathnntil he heard of it from the police. This statement is, to a certain extent, corroborated by the declaration of John Part ridge, • gentleman's groom, who says that he observed the deceased alone in the marshes just before dawn on Tuesday morning, not far from the spot where her body was subsequently found in the brook. Upon searching the pockets of the deceased the police found • number of letter A addressed to her by her sweetheart, but they throw no light upon her unhappy fate. ALARMING ACCIDENT ON THE MIDLAND RAIL NAT.—A collision of a somewhat alarming character occurred on the Midland Railway, at the Wigston Junc tion, on Saturday afternoon. It appears that the express train from Leicester to London left the former station at its usual time, 1.45 p.m., and on nearing the junction some short distance from the Wigston station the driver observed a coal train iu front of him paring on to the Rugby line, which branches off near this spot. The coal train had, it seems, from some cause or other, been delayed at the junction, but t h e driver anticipated clearing the Midland line before the arrival of the express train which was then due and the driver of the latter, seeing the oral train in motion, would seem to have ente rtained the same opinion, as lie slackened weed, but did not stop his train. The consequence was that the engine of the express train daubed into the rear of the coal train with considerable violcw a, -mashing the guard's break and several wag gons. Fortunately the guard was out of his break performing some nere , tary duty in connexion with the train, ur lie must inevitably have been killed on the spot. The rassisigers in the express train were eery much shaken end greatly alarmed. The carriages of the express train did not leave the metals, but both up and down line were obstructed for • consider able time with the broken waggrms and their contents. The _greatest excitement prevailed amongst the wsmigers. Messengers were in stantly despatched to Leicester for assistance, and an engine and several carriages with a daft of workmen were quickly at the scene of the disaster, and several medical gentlemen of Leicester were summoned to be in readiness m case their services were required. Happily, however, their aid was not needed, as it was found that none of the passengers had sustained any more serious injury than • few bruises and considerable shaking. The passengers by the down express due in Leicester at 2.0 p.m. had to leave the train at Wigsten, and to be conveyed to Leicester in carouse sent from thelatter station to meet them when the accident occurred. By the vigorousefforts of thebreek-down gang the line was cleared in the course of two ortbree houne and traffic resumed its °Wallasey course. Lest evening, shortly before 'ix o'clock, James ßancrot y t ie l o r 62, one of the sufferers b tbe fearfu l boiler ex on at Messrs. Norris's saw-mills, Barronßarron's place,aterloo-road, expired at IR. Thomas's Hospital. [Advertinement.)--Houoway's Ozwntarr AND Plua—Ureeet eemilr. .--Tbese earl the beat sad Meepeel neer i f rasordas and randkol stabolka. bath la Ili mean, awe dr m ete latter the oi=tr a pub 11 . s narly.. =r e e l bet i. ..tlL• saner wattle mad tie mils ?M= o lle t z ei Web I == be mz b. — TeTy — eiirei zed arcs II Aram VIM% NA watt Lal i g h s are e. ‘ by MeNeware Oireweet POks, ee, pawnor ago& for imbhdeiren lesenal esyeeerwada ne vidumeit. fres simple .ailea it lbw 114• Mill MI soelbassi UMW lima for lib• now 1111111110101111 dmiley. MARKET& TALLOW.-B.tevsoar livaparo.—The aiartet YEat, at the tonoviim prime :—Tow Marry, Ma Id. ; Petersham Y.C., ea the spot, 6b. ; Deetatber, 695. 61. ; January, 6Je. ; Yank 6tMarket aviesaes.—Tetra talkow, 665. ; fat by ditto, ; yellow Ramie; sew, Me. dd. ; Slated slue, ; 90s. 9d.; weaves, 19a.; rood dregs, de. Laporte f: 114 4 week amount to T maks. OOTTOW.—Lnntaroot., Orr. 51.—We have had a large de wad to-day and a very strung market, slowiag with as upward terideacy. and with prices *watt inatanomi fd. per Lb . dearer. The oats are 110,030 bake, of Ithiek NOM are for export and opera lance. ourrox GOODS.—Masesiaseas, Ocr. 31.—The market has midagene very tittle &serge dmthe the week. There him been • cemstent Mamie by perediurie to bring prism up to • nearer an thill coat of cotton and preiserion. and they kayo Cfst absa purred on to this by the caonaints sales at Liverpool amounting to 116,060 baks) ha canoed oath= to be dearer; but those vacate have not areaeded. Them has been • moderate business in both yarn and cloth, but the production being, not withstanding sheet time, stall in enema of demand, no advance has been made to prima. Spinners and manufacturers quoted their goods on Tueeday at about ed. higher than last week, but it checked business so seriously that practically nothing wag taken by it, and • considerable portion of the business done for Walt days pest has only been effected a Uci o nse miseemicio on Tuesday's ratio. Th e from Calcutta, that the market is stock ed goods and yarns for months to come, and the tact of exceedingly Large sbipon Ms as the way to (Lino loading to • fear of oils-supply, are mariner shippers to the Dart to pause; and to nom of the dietant markets on which our trade so largely depends are merchants sending in any considerable quantity. The advisee from nearly all of them are alike discouraging. In the home trade • steady hominess is doing, but the houses in this bertha* donut stock heavily asi they formerly did at this season of the year, or as to give • stimulus to prime. In fret spinner. say they are losing lid. to 2.1. per lb. on every pound of yarn they cell, and manutseturewc of sane deerriptions of cloth iire °blip dto sacrifice quite as much to *ell their good* The only prespret of improvement in prices. lies in a decrease of goodies lion, which is much too great for the world's neemaities at the price, although we have many large mills in the district stending idle, come of which have been closed since 1861 or 1982, when the saireenses and dearness of cotton so seriously interfered with the WOOL AND WORBTED.—BIIADYOaD, Orr. sl.—The wool market opened on Monday with an improved tone, which is apparent at the close of the week. The transactions are not large ; there is a steady consumptive demand for all choice wools, particularly good noire and demi-lustre, and some sort. of com mon and inferior wool, which have of late been in little request, are rather more in favour than they were. Mill the aggregate buainets cij le on grestly roottioted am compered with the activity at th e • of the month. Mocks are low, anti staplers show no to make any coacession to secure a customer. Indeed, prices of all clams of weed, and niperially choice and wane hog, are very finely mantained. There is no appreciable improvement in the wonted yarn bade. The *sport merchants show little inclination to roam) operations. The burins in both single weft and lustre nen is very restricted, though there is no change in prima. Mien la a fur ispdry for two-told yarns, particular, Ws and efts ; but the tranasctions an limited, owing to they of buyer and miler effecting negotiations. The low prism Shred for some time pool have formed an obstacle to businese, bet stony wining seem to be rather better to deal with, and rather more bissinum, partly speculative, ha been dope. The *airmen of wool, however, piss vents anything like a general giving way.. There has born a steady burners doing, chiefly in lustre and rebutted yarns, on borne account. There is no material change in pieces Fancy good. for peat spring are in shady demand both fur home and the continent. The plain trade, with the • of heavy goods for the Laid, in • state of torpor . is • rather Gate r Mainers doing by the American nsivehants. The tone of the markt tie healthy sod cliseful. Prima arc firmly maintained. WOOLLEN.—Laires, Our. 31.—The 'Hendon.° of menu factuit re and merchant. at the cloth halls this morning has not Men very numerous, and the transactions whieh have taken lstoken the termination of the ammo. The Is whieb have lelt the market have in most rams been omall, and, with w exceptions, business bas been *inducted upon the " an" principle. The demand for heavy goods has born 'mall. tcw parcels of mixture and plain beavers and wittier have changed hands, but not in large guantitite. The °manor and plain cloth trade has be en quiet. The only transactions Lave taken phi.e have, apparently, been for the exeeution of present olden., and but few pimthases worthy of special noth have been wade. The tweedrtrnde continues good, especially for this Wilmot' period of the sown. Severe! tolashly gaol parole have changed hands. The demand fur meltons has also lien brisk. Stone large role. have been effected in various shades iu priori makes, and the Inquiries hem been pretty numerous. LACE AND HOSIERY.- Not-neon tut, Oe-r. 31.—There has tern liar or no taper. anent in the lace trade during the pa 4 we. C. la the cotton branch there ia a little more doing in the plain depatment, whilst the fancy breath mashie very dull. lace yarns are gra, tine nantbets being in active request. In the oak lave trade sprigged meta are ding to a fair ansonnt, but there is lent doing in bark lam. Me raw material is rather easier to_purebase. In the basasy trade there is not mash alter shoe. Ma hone market is Sul k agr=with cakes. and there is a little doing far yarns atppert late rates, and the astskettsV FT.AX.—Lmum, Orr. 1111.—The Asa mutat in mare animated time Istat wk. sad *mane vary dna, alltioindi mat matarlidb , wan. Aa arammed Mira= la db Indict bad gmlitim ll tian mita aro amdranat Hamm Mil ad mak. Timm is MOM iramil Mr yarns, but pram are damned mid imegulm. ikewing lvemd Ilada arum Imams tem tan to 70a. PIT qr. HARDWARE. Ram . OCT tt The trade of thh tows narks la • eatlehieWri .tale. At Rik seeeteat then ere tampeastively how aauta la mike the haw fa:tato we sat ca al hal haw. In the metal Weis g ies there le • tar artivßy i the whookopries ace faajt_better; the where who ere eirpotell hi Vie :Mtrolls re well of tar •Aeni—eireath to keep thaa IK A I ek. we la nu* Vie hate ,.. sad the wham ... ar .4 . and maker@ ate 6•e leh.woll. reword to - some of W i r w ther etacie treilewilkh_ma &emigre, ham ware., tholepins are art /plies, Roramth; bet the jeviellere report ea hopinemeet sad la the ballot Ohio Pape 6 lam brae. Is the theta de. Olabelletteekellu la Ida parlastam. reafrealdelbea.e Itaday, wild& nit ma a away *On al the extra. prw. lbajaaalass willik ; Mativ..b. left ;- a.. pv , p , ~! about the mad apply, mad the dna late real, Z^ Um. be No pa SI lams ease t e a m * Maar be bred am at labeled week's pram, etc, di& lo Ink Par V. Malt goii;; ateme Tell. 111 . 17 111. la allic . now. Th. to 4Cis, pli n WATWIMIS, Ocr. 81.—We bam bad a dew trade tee the ir., lank TIM bat lil alloratisa la pram ladvadm atii:, madam mall. teso— drap la mine et eit trots ma her loraga. Weds/ asp ti at ilo e am quelearae. Oda um metaii: to IL per barrel Lama ROI matt. Int amber Use Waft air Wet pram alf holden ace hr at Id. adman. Flear—lto ft. er atst. ,,,. tai mat .—wheat, / quartra ; ram NO sub'. . ifri 1_ • :' meek: libaie. ON barrels; wheat, V 6; mats, 111,4tR ; 1 4 ,14 Mar ,1M ,91111 Mad; oatmeal, to. Aims, Ocr. li.—We had at ear markt &. a pretty fair show id heater, skeet lOU beam tuaie t h t -- • sad the atteeideses el helms was not aumeweak nar ra ; A were said at about pals pito. mileh cows tale f r .„„.• lab 10e. to in eark ; avid sembe tio4s to to lit reili. 0(4„;; . we had set au lane askaw ea kat wish, only a little orks it tae,,'. es .d beim peamA mid tim trade ruled exceedingly 1 4 ~, ,„ , prices. Area Mehed Wit . t he Me. each ;•larato frac; 4 ,,, ' teW6a rtarrim isSidLii traa 72". l h : al t s e lael lno. emeb tatel ; aadre wde tormul ir'sfroto"4'27,..7to"s"l.lllPSt 41111L No eselL ewiru P°111 0er liatel" . 31. 2 11% I.l l4 l" ke r : AMe nat.t . • le trade a „ . , ... rather dud here today._ _There w ar • a rrl MUMIIy „f --" —dealt, abort and Utah—in fivl, the 11.1111b.r. no wri., — ..—` is emcee of the demand, and a clears/int wag far ft,. Cf efeeed. Pat Mob, dam e wasfld. per lino. Thrini w e l: department of the market. Fat whop, to. to 3.. 4.4 pi. iew : store pls, Ida. to Ms. ; and half fa% ma. to Is e . ms i.kod .f ' a p h o o r ea k us w , o f ia t& a I " ii a: : . 6 b , . e to Tfle. per: wearb lillbe: :imi The aWain ot hit: M theu Pe p0... .. 18: h1 ...th. .,. ni.intom.emsk:;:l.:: pored la SI the autumn him advanced. bet th. ie., IT ra hare of teed for Wok* have &aimed for tbe bet4r. I r a rt "di Orr 31 There arm a tolerably ra n d 4,.,,,, ~ missals were cif varied qua . The demand ruled 4111 hyt,.: Wesel bat week were well maintain... 4. The Mow of .1. 1; a,i' email, sad pekes remised without .Iteration. for ka1...„ 0 .! disease was dun, and recent rates were for the rao.t. p.t ...' =I. Of pare there was about as average alma, a n al i Oa r foam peweaged in the demand at wry thk ten . favour of the 'elk, Renee were a moderate Wm. h at , ..,.....! sale at late mks. * Quotations : —Mach come, ten to to, . 4::' ET WWI ; @beep *ethers), Pip.; calves, 15, to TIN fr., t.:,. Bacon pigs and whets, Ter. ed. to 7.. 9d.; frol tow. 7. 3; Ames POREION Mlll4. borTNAIIMUN, OCT. 51.—The Hamburg and pony's steenwhip Overman* Captain &hem... aftarnoon. She brine Br yummier. for till, , a ", Rushers, 42 wka of maga far &seised, and Vfor Hamburg ; also a large cargo. r e Yark on the 10th Wt., and expreinvel nindtret. o a a,i throughout th Tex NWT e rx; Kan..--florrrmwrn.. m Perdasralar end Oriental Company's otoarnAdip Jamieson, With the above mil, animd tine mow oaf. ffipammamii, Spode 17,991, and aiyenerel inottrtai t,:n beW vase £lOO,OOO stealer. The rem , akar the meat of Portugal strong northerly star, and andoeines the Bay sad up the Orme! reel.ret, 'Ma - meth westerly breams. Or,the lath, off (air 4 , Wm., aql ! the Americus ship Bounding Billow, with and mom =WA and 'enthusiast gone, wader jorrnfrte. The tiona.„ 4 Mow left NewYerk e dielth inst., for Bar , lona; cm the le.a she encountered • hurricane, add& the-. her on v., ends, airier whir/ me* mime, sat forrautsa., were ant away, and • pram of he r .1i throws overboard. On the Mk, off Tanta, the Pen aLn te r , the HEW& Wow Palette, steerir6 • H.. X•ff.frNsidi wa m A l ex an dria an the 10th. wait= to soar" lb. eti t Marglasid. The Hibernia and Novvlrt Wlrr ri=nelt Ofbreitnr. Ott. 11.—The followim Brag, hew anima here Syria, from finatiumptai from Cardiff; Darien, from Neweertle; Isis, from Gulped; Italian, from 'Liverpool. Troopdsip &room, from Lamm; Theban, from °know ; London, from laodoe; Lim o; Atlas, and Triad', _ftsra Limeral ; Mavens,from thorn ; yacht Lois, from Yaknowth ; Wreath'. Industry, frur, made. &eirmare : Reedy Rhine, from Livrpool ; J T from Newport. Borgne aha Elim,fmm thnitimm. bromiwo : Tiara, *em u , C . ardigr• Hisearra, from Newest/a Wm...m..lAm. bells, hoes Dim Tril - 0 - 7 - I — rwrattl•si Yarn.—Soctsawrrene, The P a lai and Oriesdal Company's stemmata term, Captain Evans, mailed this 'Halloo° with miths fne Ike Xediterraneen, Egypt, Aden, India, Chiae, Mistrals, Elbe lookout 1111Arst and CI emend dem presagers. and naivete!! a fed nergo, inehidimy game to the value of 1901,001. It., kr the folkAnng_port. :—Oalle, sovereigns, ; levallry int plate, UM. Bombay, bar gold, 110000 ; bar wfwar. , LAW sovereigns, £10,166 ; emeralds end gold thread, 11,101 sovereigns, £10110; gold thread, he., 11,51 i. Calcutta, at sem:, :36.060; watches, he., 11,400. Itingtrom, £12,114 Its. dd. Hong gong, dollars, Lat. 794 17. ed. ; thread. IWO. Ma , dee frame pite".*, £3,f11; wale ..s. t. , 1104. Yokohama, precious stones, talu. Hobson'. Bey, 1,....11erT, LIMO. eydsey, watcher, 000 ; and for Alexandria, 4.13,060. Ponramot-rn, Nov. I.—The &Aria. ire:. wren troop ship, Captain . John C. Soddy, arrived at ' 4 . , tlasai during Saturday night, from Alexandria, with !lie w 1 Regiment and military invalids, and came into kart , to-day. The Enchantress, Admiralty yacht. tita.4 mender John E. Pettey, arrived in harbour on morning from the westward. QuEraurrovra, Nov. I.—The Inman Royal 1U steamer City of Waahington, from Halifax Oct.. 24, ant-I here at 8.2 p.m. to-day, and having landed mil, passengers, she proceeded immediately for Liverpool.' Al well. Qt - Emerrown, Nor. I.—The Cunard (extiu steamer Samaria, from New York, arrived here an I.i p.m. to-day, with 130 passengers. She landed 36 war, nen and aespatches, and proceeded uninediatAy f: Liverpool. All Well. HOMEWARD BOMBAY MAIL.—SCEZ, OM' .11 The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer S:i;str:: arrived from Bombay at 9 yesterday evening. Really good old Irish Whisky end Rinahst's L. L are eynonyesous terms. Until the Wawa Kingllan is— , du red their delirious old exile," spirit it wa• unposahle so 4... wally good Irish Whisky in England. but nnw the L L had in all its purity in every town throughout the kinglsa. m is weltknown red *eel "FA ink-labelled bottles.— Advert-assent; No MOM Pilau OR ANT OTHER MEDICLNI.-• 001SIIIIPTIOL &e. crass ST Dr It .ufa 11 , 1. aroma Ananica Foos to ems etosaca, nerves how. all Ryer ed ad and Toone. mins. without modicum, or to Ammonia (indigestion), ontaimpation, diantaa. asktl7, rea l d e ss . he. aenralgis. hysteria. palpitation. elser....anm, 'manna. math, asths'a, ter aoosumption , low vats. • sues I'M& had readaaad all isedininse, taaludsur that of ha 11:.1. Der ea Pope. It mares fifty times iu soot in ochry. rrm4ai- Tina, US la M.; ILLa. Idla ; or Si. per tam/ ran _ r Ravalrota Chocolate Powder, WM* 41 . 11 Rthenini rhos wain' Sated bseL—Da Ram sod Co.. 77, Roomt-anadrint L.oda slap Portman sad Maros ; sad et 11. , Irsteollareltstmet; S. !IMP silo: • as IM. Oztar4atireeL-4Admtimeniti BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS BIRTH& Al9yor.R.- : ortoNT . is. •t Inter!oehy N P FAKE.-o,:tober sO, at Norfolk-erekkast. Mrs. W. FAL., WO. GULLP.—Octuter 29, at Linn Cottagv, tie .re-aie, Catalan.. P.E., the wife of W. A. Gone. of ifth:er. HOI.LOWAY.—Oetober 27. at Buena:v-I , IJ. rhattotead, wife of C. E. Holloway. EN Aieuitaut•Nipoultriales* Storm, of a daughter. JONLll.—Oetober9o. at Walton Lolge. routoll-Part , elma- -4 the wife of W. J. Janes, Esq.. of • .1•4•:Otoo. LAYSERT.-04tober 30. at frentli.uu Melba . ; park, the wife of T. J. fAmbert, of a .on. RAE.—C2ctober 26, at Larkhall-lane, Clapham, the la , . f F. Rae, of a moo. — TATLOCK.—Oetober IP, at Cilmter tlttae, Lota.-ht ,, e R.W., the wife of J. T. Tatlock. of a daughter TORRENEL—Oetober 31, at Bruton-4:re, lira. A : a mos. MARRL4n ES. Arsm—orooNF.R.--Oetober W. at St. Step` , • Airti Camden-nrina, be the Rev. J. Pitagenskl, ~ .:•••• °` ,l by the Rev. J. *. Kenwarthy. KA.. S. P. .ta•un. Sunderland, to Marian Yorke, Meat daughter ..f -- Beckenham. Kent, by the Rev. J. R. Sto c k. if A . ,•:•" Allhallows the ()tea t and I. T. RAW. or Pinthingreld, Farr, and St. tie roxn•••• ,- ': London, to Lonna Berretta... daughter of J. Avon Cottage, Padstow, Cornwall. CI.OW-0RAV143.-Oetober 29, by heente, A It Church, J. C. ("low, of Avenue Villa. park, to Caroline Elisabeth (iravel, man-equare. . . GEOVES-SEAES.- October 29, at Million! ‘. • Rev. H. H. Roalby, Al A.. F. Gnu,. 4 It. , ' -`• • J. I. Y. late hon.e ausgeon at St. Itaiholomo v ' s . ; IsaLtlAun, ) 04.114.1 .4 daughter of late T. II • Fulwi.k liartfont, Kent. I.oNtl-REAI.I- - tietoher at St. ParrulAw .l,,, r ÷ •• toad, by the vicar, the Itev. J. Weli.t..r. It. t • • • Rriston-road, to Lianas Mary Witte, aaughter Al •• •••• eatinabury. l'lldaoN--ASIIIII-'1.1 1 .--thiobet 3t, al the I. :• th e• r.• St. Anthaw,llaa, by the Rev. C an on Dena:mi. • a • • Lon, re. for a.i Darts Morton, W.oa...tersios. daughter of A. Aahtbid, Fo y .. Bath. T. AI'HT/f JtniNsTtw.-6.14.NT rt. at St :1 "" avt.aqoarr. by the Her. M. Walton& aaan-teal M t i.• b. Bhaad. 11, the nor. W. St Aohys, rerou.l Aub‘u, Not. of St. Mata•Ta /I aunt, Comm.,. Dull/. fourt h . daugiabr of E. Johnatoa, Eat taco. larghtota, and tadarnod Lodge,. &TY.. WIIITE Jt INF S -October 31. at Hove Char` . . • ( the 8". Ke lt /. How 1•)ntly, the ally =elm - A to : t the late T. Wlade. Iraq.. of rho Audtt. 11v, I. E.g., claret 1.11 of V. H. Jaws,gg,v . . k m a. T.triugum, OF.ATIL. 4 . ARenEx.—oetubm ti at n.t.-wm.v. niukth r... 1 Antler, widow of the late O. Anher. aged 73. DODSON. O. total' X 9, tho wife of H. Mahan, Erg , Ma - 7• tenaee. Brixton. Surrey. sera 7a. RETTON.- 01.1,vh, V. at Seldom rtyriegnoteln. Bavaria. r 4 .-. only . survv r iag dull of the late U. Hutton, E.g., i'.. • Dublin. MABTINtig..-Iterteruber 7 killed in an eiuntiement inth f! nbehr. near Nt antranui. ' New Zealiuul, Lieutenant U. e ,'; Mailinsa, *Meet a uto of M. C. Mamba" req., Chief tlimetitl , ' fairrry. HOW.—Oetolor fa, at lie rraideare, Theitty-heoth, Hero. r -12._iwor.t1. rat ireil lieutenant !loyal Mariam and late it yowl , ' bre Mangey'. tNiffitotait. aged St 4..,...13.-o..toec V. at Dieppe, the Lady Louth. MeDONRI.I.--Ortober 14. at rittaille HOW... Chettent,o. r• IL alenown. En., late of the Madras Civil davax. Om( .: the not Otewsory, aged fa MORRlB.—Ortebet in, at Realielph-reatl. Manta-lull, 11. 1 1,1 ' . I N'at fed i v. 4 n - October 11l at lie itakisaoe, Newton Mule. Mr"' J. Moos Fag., J. P. aced IP. BlATlOL—Orfoler IL at hie residesee, Cblet-plaee, ftwincw.:. yid hat . Mr. J. Matte. late of Wine -orlor-roart, Fiet.ocral 711. TOIII - 2113L—Orteber SO, at Adam. Z. d. Tenet, Dot. gel** . Wmule ra 14 . Primesi sat Illsbed tot a.. 11,1 " 5 111rami•-•tred, ths csey at LA" Now , Me Is llonalwairese. WM rfeliNdi MOSPAT. 11/vainest. NM I ~ i ,~~~ L 1 And on i galaitim 4. The • fee saber =IC %V" ' soder▪ de vibes is Mosi TM SM smils m a = ik TM al Of 1M ou 15. LOAN I Ts Nom m IV ~~._ `a + ~ .. OWWWI MUM : gith • tr:l ve = I S ..dab T. e DELIVI ter Let 4 ruz boa* az MAIN 1 412 OlediaL I The D Oh tbs et Va l sad tick THIE Is be U i lILCI il Er eaperim IL Si I D( l i elll ON DI ITV bre! situ?, - tonli 1 010 Pa sippeal ii:nl den: II and 0 BE TION take kl *Wahl the t,th NI = = B' R I IIlim;a 4. aia B