The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-02 00:00:00

TEA CATTLE DISEASE. Oa Saturday Saturday, at the weekly theetins of ill o Norfolk' Obuis Mao, Committee, Mr. O. S. Mead, la the chair, reports were presented as to tko pogrom of the dis ease, wltieh appears to be prevail*/ with seventy in the /Monad dktsaiet. Cases were also reported from the weigh beneficial t.f Antingbani and one or twoother points. Some diarlarles took place with reference to some Weikel sheep et Mr. Harvey, M.P. It was stated that Professor Symoods sod Dr. Ltitheby will again visit the doe& (which oompriess some 2.000 sheep) nest week ; and a °amities wee ar palmated to confer with those gentians. se the subject, so that some more positive conclusions might be arrived at as to the actual nature of the liaise. Mr. H. Wood, agent of Land Waliiogbatn, and • putleinso well koowo as the writer of • :want essay at the breeding sod management of sheep, espreesed doubts as to whether the dis arm which bad prevailed :mum Mr. litarvey's sheep was La ttice! with the rinderpest—s point upon which Professor Symonds and Dr. Letheby are not agreed. The questioa Las excited very great interest in the district. Mr. Harvey Elated that he bed set pane of salt and water in every oirec• tiou for the sheep to drink out of ; his shephad believed that this did the sheep good. and many of those attacked bad =wired. The plague is extending in East Kent. Fresh ewes are reported almost every day, and the disease is ex itsediog to sheep and Om, the mortality among the latter being very heavy. Notwithatariding the sppointment of inspectors, the regulations prescribed by the Orders in Council do sot ether to be willingly carried out. The prac tice of slaughtering off the herds to which the disease breaks out is carried on to • great extent Large numbers of cattle have been killed in this way. The magistrate , appear determined to enforce the regulations provided by the Privy Omani). At the St. Augustin petty sessions, Canterbury, on Saturday, Mr. S. Hilton wan Seed in the mitigated peitalty of 51. and cost& for neglecting to give anise that the di seme had broken out amoog his matte at MILL Mr. Joseph Hacker, of Chislet, was Bawl is a similar sum sad meta, for driving a bullock affected with the disease only *abort distance along the public kittway. In another ease, Mr. George Ha y ward, of was lined 21. and costs for removiegleattle which had been in contact with cattle suffering from the plague, without first obtaining • certificate from the inspector for the district. Darin the investigation of then oases, Mr. Crowburst, veterinary surgeon, expressed his opines that person in Misname , on diseased cattle are liable to become infected with the plague. Pinion to last week Berkshire bad boom re markably free from the cattle plague, but we have now to report a serious visitation. A few days ago it was dia. covered that the valuable beasts belonging to Mr. Holmes, farmer, of Wsrgrave, near Reading, had been attacked, and se Saturday it was found necessary to slaughter fifteen. The man of Mr. Holmes beasts being thus mind is not brown at present, but the plague has ex- Seeded to Mr. Hollis' stock on the adjoining farmstead, and serious fears ue entertained that it may spread still further in this locality. A great number of agriculturists have become members of the association established at Reading for assertion against loss by the cattle plague. Large arrivals of foreign cattle were (we learn from the local Ckronick) landed at Newcastle quay es Friday. The Sentinel arrived in the morning from Bamberg with soars° comprising 49 cattle and a somber of sheep. They were all carefully examined by Mr. Wil kin.on, government inspector, and Mr. lamb. The result of the inspection was that the whole of the animals were gassed, none of them showing the slightest symptoms of A large steamer, the Fairy quest (which has replaced the Storm Queen), arrived in the morning from Animus, with • large (ergo consisting solely of cittle, sheep, and pigs. The cattle numbered about 130 ; and al the steep there could not have been fewer than 400. The cattle we re • fine lot, and beyond some slight ac ir s ciden tate ts, re- of sulting from a somewhat stormy passage, he health was most satisfactory, the whole of them being passed. The sheep also were a prime lot, having the ap pearance in all respects of English bred sheep. With re spect to the health of the animals is the town, one more death from disease took place ea Sat unlay morning moven Hindson's cows at Graingereille. Mr. Stepbeerion ham been called in to inopect other byres, but found Roth's( to show that the plague was present. From Kilinburgh we learn from the Scotsman that Profenor Dick reports the appearance of five new nen of riodsreen in town byres formerly affected, and six cues in byres in which the disease has sneered fur the first time. The diaeese is rapidly spreading in the country district& On Friday two cues appeared in two byres at East Piltou. Nine cows died in town byre oe Friday, owl two is country byrer. Total number of new cases, 13; number of deaths, 11. The sheep belonging to Mr. Swan Rosehare. which was reported in the begiunisg of the week I to be infected with Underpin, is now gene well. In order thoroughly to test whether or sot ahem are susceptible to the malady now raging unapt cattle, the Messrs. Swan arid Sons have offered to allow ten healthy sheep to be exposed to the contagions atmosphere of the sanatorium, sad to come in direct emits* , with the diseased apes there for cue boar each day ; it being understood that the animals thercif wir are allinred to go forth into the open air. The sheep ninths tested are of different ages, cod trom different pasta of the etr.ntry widths wietineet. There are, first, two four-yser old Chariot winners, takes out of • lot of 700 bred in fluthetheidthins • second, two merino simmers from • flock in Sweden ; thir d, two half-bred gime:tars from Denmark ; !Math, two ewe iambs, a cross between a Leicester tap end • black-faced ewe, from Roxbargbabire ; and. fifth, two' you-ohl Cheviot manliest from the Orkneys. It is pro. posed that, for the hot tea days or a fortniebt, these sheep should only be permitted to be penned in close proximity' to the affected cows, and to be driven through the sana torium. After that time, it is intended to leave some of them to be fed ripen the hay which tbo dinned cows have I been feeding epee, sod net which their saliva sad the runnings of their eyed' have ben anneal. Another supplement to the London Oa. :[c was pub lished on Saturday, anthill that It is expedient to take measures for preventing the spreading of the dine's, sad siring an order on the part of the Privy Connell, to the Island and Barony of Lewis, in the county of Roes, that it shall sot be lawful for any person to remove any settle to that place from any other port or piece in Great Br.tato. The following extract from • privets letter relative to the treatment of cattle disease in the neighbourhood of Tilslt and Courlend, has bees received from his Majesty's Charge d'Affaires at Berlin t "September, 18&.5. "There is no cattle plague here just now. When it does appear they have only one remedy ; the moment the plague shows itself in a cattle shed it is walled up, mid no tomensuieation is allowed. AU that were in it, healthy es well as diseased cows or cattle, even the men or women In attendance, for the attendants carry the stomplai:it in their hands and clothes. are shot up. Such otteedauta are alone permitted to bury the dead settle in a piece of ground enchmed for the purporsa, AU food is passed through a hole in the well or enclosure, sad if perchance the person giving over the food or fodder inadvertaatly touches the parson receiving it be iv also forced to enter the condemned space. When the cattle are all dead, or the disease hes otherwise exhausted itself, every thing in the shed is burned, all utensils end woodwork. and MUM especially the clothes of the attendants. Such is the mode of treatment here and in Coarlend, and it seldom fails to stay the progress of the caoselaiet." THE BUSH= PARK HERD OF CATTLE.—Hughey Park, or rather we should say, the Hulsey Y.-Wicks, com prises abut eighty-seven acres of puturageospon which the royal stud of race horses are reared and fad. The stud at the present time numbers about fifty-eight animals—atal. lions, mares, and mite. Colonel Maude, equerry to bat Majesty, is atthe head of theestablishmeat ; and Mr. John Itscsome, the well-known whip, is what is brined the stud. groom, and has the genets' management of affairs. His the custom at Bushey to purchase a certain number of cattle—a =tailboard, in fact—to eat of the rough grams on paddocks after the bones have passed over it ; and, accurdiogly, twelve Scotch polled geillowaya were purchaud at the last Barnet Fair, and added to the Bushey bard. La about twelve days after they were per ehsasd one of them exhibited the smut signs of tee cattle diseau, was immediately seisratad from the rest, and was loft in • shed by Dull. Mr. Moon, of Kingston, the in spector of cattle, and we believe a veterinary surgeon, was called in. and preseribed for the dimmed least, but to 10 uufuleffect,foris three days it died. Brandy and water, we believe, wee administered to the poor beast, with other things, but nothieg given to tt apneared to hove the slightest salutary effect. The disease quickly spread through the herd, and in stout a fortnight the twelve beasts fell victims to its virulent attack. Everything was done that could be done, considering the ignorance that prevails rVurally as regards the nature of the disease, to save the ill of the infected animals, but it was all to so purpose, though a medical practitioner. we believe, was called in. But, th.u,gbi the Bushey authorities could not, even with medical aid, save their herd of cattle, they effectually and promptly buried them where dead, so that no disease should possibly emanate from them. The remains of the I beams be in a grave, ails feet deep and proportionately long, well covered over with lime ; and the grime npoe which they fed has bees out dorm and burned, and a good drenii.g of time spread over it. The fences, also, in the paddocks are snug tarred, the hovels and sheds cleaned out and lime- washed, mad the whole establishment M being put into • good limitary state. Nose of the hones an effected by the disease. although it must have bees, as it were, "under their very nesse." These cattle, as we have said, were bought at Barnet felt, mod had been inspected by practised veterinary gorgeous ere snot down to the fair, we believe, to prevent any infected animals from entering the market. This is sot the only circumstance of diseased cattle being sold at Barnet fair. A fanner living in Hamp shire bought at the fair nine bead of cattle, and before he got home every used them had either died of the disease or had teen slaughtered by elder d aa inspector. Our only surprises is that any one she bey cattle et any fair while the disease aniengst the &admits r raging to the ins tant it unquestioubly does at the report tiaw.—Obiereer. Htr Majesty Queen Emma, of the Sandwich ylse L , besnared Mr. Alfred Teneyeea with a visit lest week A Yarriegford•bosea ROYAL Faza HORYITAL, GRAY'S-INN-ROAD.—The =arbor of patients relieved A Ws hoeshal dories the week lodise Septersirer 30 was 4,034 el whisk 1,411 were new SIM • OPONlTlA2.llWAfiudkrics,, Ssir•lre, ter ROI illt• elflrth, Griffiths, for 116. Be *AC seat be Be., Also four drives for fools, and .1 4 three, ko. Ir L mo itlywhlte made • good dere for five io Isle eontriba tbro of 11. Wo Dui jute the toll room wad the anal& of tin r t. . ICBM CLUB. KW IMMO. ismer, Dinr6o6: 3 Mr. A. B. e Weir, UM Ott .... 10 I Beanie Kr. & M. Ones, b Oridith .... 64 1b w, b Beane Mr. J. C. 0 , b (Irillith .. 3 b Illessue [Mr. B. r , c Chet& I 1411rbite Mr 1. D. Walker, b ()Minh .. 40 b Hearn* l6 Mr. T. W. Dampier, • °Math.. 6 c Beam, b Orli* Mr. A. Chapman, b LIU) white.. 11 e Orifilth, B Hearse •• • 11. t. T. B. Loden, run out Mr. A. Ilinumin r, b Ullyebite 0 ran out Ol Mr. J. W. Noble, run out Mr. T. Wiaternood, b Lilly white Mr. P. Hilton, o OriMth, bMy white Mr. A. H. Tarner, I Illlywhtte 6 run out Mr. B. Frederick, c rook*, b Ullywhtte Mr. C. H. Hamilton. run out 1 1 °Mirk .... Mr. T. tlibbert, c Caner, b Lilly white U c OMB& b Lillywhlte.. 0 Mr. 0. Wright. c Pooley, b LWy- 1 white ll not out absent ........ Mr. O. 8. Anderson, not out .. be,lbl 1) W INTELLIGIINCE. TUN DOINGS 'LT TURF'Si HEAD- I (0/41tTE88. • METROPOLITAN COUNTY COURTS. dui* sasetateo ter Ole properni week.) Bt. Kertale.—lbedge, Oetober 1: Tom b,. a ; Medasedayol : Thursday, L MAIITIZOOME, _MarY;Oboowited. Tuesday, Welber Wednesday, 4 Maar, & Ssoaeotrar, Old -sweeiread—Ttwaley, (Mabee ; Thurs. Bow, 'L B o w-road.—Meaday, October El . Fir, & Wierreoamit. Orate Prowls-Mew.— edUeSday, October TrmEreoaMst. Tbareds7. /Way, & sousawmi, Beesooteset.—Toad October 3: Weebroolor. l'hunpW„ : Ireeday. & Lantos, Camberwell New-road. Tuesday, October I Medseedsy, a. Ousswtoti.—Thuraday, October 6. WOOLRICIL—Friday, October 0. • TO Tit! EDITOU or THZ 8111,---Arebitnedes and the Duke wuru the h of the First °debar Masan (fished in Septembe lest Newmarket, which would have been most tterneetfal had cot their match been brought forward from the Houghtoa week. Made immediately dear the Two Thousand ()Wawa race, all the Menet to it loomed tabs ket, after both horses gong amiss, until they ran third end fourth I. the Si. Leger, when the pees the Duke showed therein made his own risk the whole 1,000 cove . instead of paying 250 for. felt, despite the three lengths besting he sustained for the coveted " situation." The talent however booked the result almost • certainty forAnnimedea, and great was the dismay when it Sacs uncovered he hal the wont of the Me from the start, the Daoebuty colt absolutely bootleg him as wady as Gladiatour did is the St. Leger, and showing either that he was not up to the mark at I;oecaster, or that he is only • " order." Exception was taken to Arohiniedee, of course, at ter the reco; bat the odds so freely laid o the n him nothing , and the great pros the sacs was rue at , prove re was radically wrong snit him, and if cite Duke is not very near whining the Cambridgeshire it will only be on aocount.of the easebury stable containing a better represeotative, or of there bong a good horse in the held much easier weighted. To talk of a three-year. old—even such an one as (India tenr—giving him 241 b. is positively ridiculous, supposing Archimedes were as well last Thursday (sad be ought to have been, h r he was amigo just before Doncaster) so be was ou the St. Leger day ; and the public mast MA'AM' they are not let into • trap over the Freudians, most of the money that has brought him such a greatf•vom nu being trey mod " with a run, so that if he does out run be will have bees advanced to a nits " milking" price, very cheaey. Is would be more like common mese to leek for the winner of this last greet race of the season among his stable-compaanos or countrymen ; and if Le Mandarin has rather too much weight, sad Deliau ia really as " dead" as she u " fishy," Gastrin ought to do the most for hi coun try on the eventful Mid inst. Breadalbane was the second best diyeer-old in the Cambridgeshire that ran last week ;but he had even a wires lot to conned against than he met at Ascot, and it was laughable to see how his old hinds, once deluded into the belief that be was • better horse than Blair Athol. tried to make out his ten lengths' defeat of Furze Chat (no credit whatever attaches to his mound home before the others), lute • good perform ance Why, even as • two.yearnld, Forseettat was two does b e hind ood hares Victorious having given her Rill*. end lost liar in the Go odwood Nursery ; and the fact of her having been kept at home all the season until just now, augurs that she has not improved. The Greet Eastern Rail way and October HaLdicaps were contented by so many platen that it is impossible to believe in Confederate or King Chorusing having • chance for the Cambridge. shire, or Crisis for the Csearewitch, superior as they volved to the remainder at their weights; and there was not • " good thing' produced for either event by the many " imtruments of simian," yolept the minor plates and stakes, that formed such a Meng element in each of the four day; cards. although her Majesty's Guineas did bring out one.Breese, who will be very bard to shake a in theCiesare witch. The two-yr-old racing, taken as • whole, was se nofortunate as the plating In the sensation it amna arid but for the fact of Laughter rousing so much out o f' trim that be was unable to contend succesdally with • filly like Lady SAnie, there would have been nothing bat the Eighteenth Triennial to create mote than a quoin interest. The oeatset wee • p ositive treat in such a week, Ischia , Crown Prince, Robin Hood, and Fees being • are quartet to come out in ose Taal after two wretched days Wanders ; sod their performances were rather sensational, seeing that until this occasion they had shown twat in themes ratio as the order in which their names have just been written, whilst the result was a most complete reversal of these positions. The surprise is fairly socoanted for by the int. provesce.it the three colts have mode sinew I).auter, alsisted by the supposition that the course was toe big an ace for Ischia, whose &Many to Siberia and Erythia almost damns her prospects of staying a severe mums ; but Robin Hood has noornatioaably 'trained on" the most, and if Baron Rothschild is ever to revenge the reverse wedeln compelled him to soccumb to whin King Ton only ran second for the Derby, the time seems to have arrived, with that splendid son of his unfortunate Majesty Janitor (no rower, I feel positive) and the bold Beau to carry the bins and yellow m neat year's miniver. iary of that great event. The current week is almost a "bye," the Caledwian gathering being too far n nth to occupy the minds of the racing world generally, who are driven to quiet Bedford for the chance of misting is the " national pastime." Of this we never see much at the meeting ; but as hundrele interested is the Cesammitch annually attend to watch whether they are on the right or the wrong scant, they should muster an force cm Tuesday and Wedseaday, mewl; the d•itibt that estate whether anything beyond Salpiuctea among the popular fancies for that event is really alive. To isduence it there is nothing is the list, unless the minima gosan's Plate shook' bring out • favourite or two ; sett I can only observe that Lizard in the Bedfordshire Stakes, Katie in the Two Year Old Stakes, and Prescription in the Scurry (these being the only completed mow tn the programme), look most worthy of confitiewe. The Royal Caledosien Hunt and Racing Club Meeting, held at Edin- Minh, will possess purely local attraction.. uulesaßrown Bre id is pulled out for the St. Leger, arid Elden wins either theCandonian or the Lothisallaadioap—circumstweee that would not fail to have their induenos on the forthcoming Oesarewitch. Helen has sot mach to fear in her first eurapment, but if she can beat Ohm is the Lothian she will take rather high honours, and I shall not believe her capable of this notd positive proof is before me, loud as was the noise made about her in the spring.-1 am, kc. METEOR. Total its Total ..... BOUM MUD numias. VMST 183111108. T. Uursplu cy, c Matey. b Once H. Jupp, c Winter, b Walker,— SO b Grace N. Pooley. o Hilton, b Walker M a Gregory, b Walker . G. Ortfilth, a Wiateraaaa, b Walker Ilr. G. W. Kellum, b Walker T. Hearne, a Hemming , b Gram 6 a and A Grace .......... 7 T.Seerell. a Gregory, b Gnat 11 a Walker, b Oraoe ...... 6 Imes Ltilywhite, a Walker, b Grace 6 not out ll I. Cesar. not ottt T. Lockyet a Walter, b Grace 9 run out 11, Willaber, a GlegOry, b Grace 0 a Turner. b Grace b 4, al T0ta1.... 173 Tad—. 160 ANALYSIS OP 171 BOWLING. 641111 —MST IPM !5.05. J. Lilly% hits Hearne .. Griffith Dally ihroi.9l;idegeNickets,Whics. 2114 91 19 9 0 90 91 0 0 0 109 _lO 4 0 PLATILIC4.-411483 INNING. Balla Rana. lhildenaWicketaWidee 1 I. D. Walter 132 67 8 4 LIL Grace MI 79 4 6 0 stalaT 41.61.-814ctiliti INNIIIO3. Balls. Enos. Maid im.Wickete.Widea 48 64 1 0 120 7t 7 0 03 64 6 60 62 0 PLITZI43.-166601 4 D 11631r30 Ball. Rune. Maid . naWicketa.Widoi 146 46 18 2 o . 168 06 0 J. Inlywhlto Larne . . Griffith Winame I. D. Walker. L U. Grace ATHLETIC SPORTS AND GAMES. SOUTHAMPTON. Ou Saturday last the Cricket Club Atbleth, ' I Sports took place on the Antelope Ground, Sontliamptoo, and au expellent programme woe issued for the day'. per formances. The weather was splendid, and a large amber of visitors attended to witness the sports a. under Scurry Reee, 100 yards.—Won by G. R. Nano. One Mile Raos.—Won by W. D. Hewitt. 200 yet* Race. open to the Schools.—Woz by !Mire. Higb Jtittip.—G. B. Nunn, 0. Pickard, .1. }WWI, and H. Bailey divided. Players Handicap, 120 yards.—Won by Martin. Throwing the Hammer.—Won by G. R. Nunn. Potting the Shot. —Won by A. Gilmore. Hurdle Raw, 120 Lards. —Woe by E. Ede. 440 yarde Race.—Won by W. D. Hogartb. Throwing the Cricket-balL—Won by G. Clarke. Throw* the Cricket-ball, foe boys under 18 years.—Won I by Wilke& Throwing the Crkket-ball, for boys alder 13 years.—Won by 0. l'onsa. 73 yards Flat Rata—Won y G. R. Sass. no yards, for Animal pupender 15 years of age.—Won by Bodhem. 110 yards, for boys nadir 12 years of AM—WHIN" Players Handicap Hurdle Rum, 120 yards.—Won by Coward. Three-rile Race.—Won by E. Humphrey ;B. O'Donnell second. 160 yards Hurdle Rase. fee Hen.—Wim by ralsiM. 220 yards Hurdle Recce—Woe by G. R. Nuns. Bo W, On Saturday lut the same kind of sports took place at Bow. It was the Mincing-lane Club Athletic Sports. a well-knows amateur nlult whose friends mumbled at the Prime of Wales ground to witness the competitions on the programme, sod the undermentioned gentlemen were • spotted out "as the winners : rutting the Stone.--Mr. E. Butler. 100 yards Flat Race.—Mr. A. C. Rhodes. 500 yards Fl►t Race.—Mr. W. If. Chinury. 150 yards Handicap—Mr. W. G. Woolatou, who bad 17 yards start. 100 yards Hurdle Race.—Mr. E. Butler. The great event of the day was the too mile walking rimy for a challenge cup. which was carried off by Mr. 11. L. Johnson ; Mr. G. T. Cblonery was mooed. NM/CM:STEIL At Manchester, Ob Saturday, there were the usual sports at the Royal Oak grout:oh. The previous heats of Mr. J. Britain's 1 3 3 yards Handicap t o ok plane, when the following man wen their bests : J. Holmes, of Cborltoo, 11 yards start ;T. Barlow, of Salford. 12 ; Crook. 15 1). Richardson, of Leeds, 12 ; J. Holekoase, 14 ; lt. Crudiottos, of London. 9 ; P. Pilkiegton, 12 ; and W. H. Bates, 11. J. Aspis, of Crawsharbootb, sad J. Heap, of Rawteostall, also ran their 300 yards match, when Heap woo easily. The speculation was at 6to 4 on Aspio. Minton and Edge also conteedei in a 120 yards race, and the former came in an easy winner. BETTING AT THE VICTORIA CLUB. SATURDAY, The proceedings of the club this afternoon were monde ?ably 'titivated by the forme about Salpinctee and the steady advents. of Ostreger, to which animal. it may be said all the betting (to money) on the Cesereivitch was 000 tined. The lint blow ',truck was is favour of Salpinctee, about whom 1,400 to 200 was accepted in one bet,sad immediately afterwards soother tacker, who was determined to follow suit, felt compelled to take a point leas, and put iiown 6 to 1 to 200/. This was quickly followed by smaller investment. at the latter price, but notwithstandiog the formidable ap pearariee of the Littleton horse, the same odds wereoffered until the room broke up, and we even beard 625 to 100 &hosted sot by one speculator, without a response. It was said that the several outlays were on the part of a ontsin few who had taken, perhaps, undue liberties with "Sal Pickles"—the same with which the riog have dubbed Cap tain Ring's representative—end that this short and sweet demonstration In his favour was in order to "get out," Mr. Bevill's horse came gradually from 1,000 to 60, taken (rely, to 100 to 7, at which latter price he was barked to win up wards of 5,0001. Those who hail previously been infloenced by the general report of °singer's " roaring" propeosities now began to think that he bad " roared to some purpose ° at kat, for, they said, he had lately doe all that wen asked of him." The only other animal supported was Friday at the outside price of 66 to Ito 30f. Closing prices : CESARZWITCH. 6to 1 apt Salpinetes'ldolt 23 to 1 apt Callas, gelding 10) to °Meager t t freely, (OITI 100 to 6 Alabama • s etttaie Uto 1 15einor (off, S4O M to I`, to 1) 20 to 1 Noneatoo (off) 60 to 1 Defeo ( 1 ) 25 to 1 Morris Dancer 40 to 1 Cr (al (odj NS to 1 Prikloy(t4 25 to 1 Uack (off, 100 to 1 Scheldt Olt c o s,offa, takeUto i I 100 to 1 Zephyr (4,14 SS to 1 Breese (off) 20 to 1 apt CustardCaatle THE FEACAS AND BETWEEN SIR ROBERT PEEL MR. GRAY. Sounder's News Letter of Saturday morning thus refers to the subject referred to in a telegram in our Saul day's impression :—" We have learned that a sum mons ha bees ironed against Sir Robert Peel, at the instance of Mr. Robert Gray, retired banker, for merly of College-green, who complains thet the right hon. bait. used Legume calculated to lead to a breach of the peace towards him yesterday. whilst travelling to town by the Dahill. and Kioptowo Railway. Thom ere of course several versions as to the origin of the transectiou, and also as to the precise language which Mr. Gray alleges Sir Robert used towards him ; but there n no doubt that something unpleasant did occur, in the presence of two of our leading chines, who bappeoed to be in the carriage at the time, and that Mr. Gray, ou his arrival in town, imme diately procieeded to the limul-allca and obtained a summons against the Chief Secretary, and also a summons to wears the attoodanoe, as a wawa., of one of the gentle men who were in the canine. One statement is that Mr. Gray, at Salt-hill station. objected to Sir Robert placing some luggage in the carriage in which be 'was seated, and that Sir Robert harieg Insisted on retaining the luggage there, Mr. Gray complained to the porter on the arrival of the traia at the next station, and insisted on hoeing the luggage removed, whereupon Sir Robert used the language as alleged. The ooss will be iovestigated before the magistrate in a few days. The Dublin Booting 'Moil says : "The subjoined document will explain mysterious para graphs which appeared in the columns of some of our contemporaries this morning, respecting a fracas that warred in a carriage on the Kingstown Railway yesterday. As there were meditate witoreees present, we shall /save the details of the merits of the case to their evidence, as it is likely to be given en Tuesday next. The altercation arose out of ari order given by Mr. Gray for the removal of Sir Robert Peers luggage out of a carriage in which the latter gentleman had travelled from Kingstoere, and into which Mr. Grey entered at Seapoint Station : " Polio, District of Dublin Metropolis, to wit. By the Justices of the Police-court, Exchonge.court, in said dlstriot.—Yon are hereby required to be, and appear per sonally. before us at our said court, on Tuesday, the 3rd day of October, 1865, atone o'clock in the aftersooo, to answer the oomplaiat of Robert Gray, of Temple-bill, Blackrock, and show cause why Information shall not be taken against you, for that you, on the 29th day of Sep tember, 1865, in the railway carriage between Sespoint and Booteratowo, did make use of insulting and abusive lan guage to complainant, tending to a breach of the peace; and herein fail not at your pent—Dated this 29th day of .n ' September, 1865.—T0 Sir Robert Peel, But., Chief Beam ewe, tery's Lodge, Phoenix-park, and Castle, Dublin. * TOM I imams. I MO to 40 esee The Doke (1) BETTING AT MANCHZEITER.—BATusDAL I CEBABZWITCH. 6 to 1 apt Salptneten (t) El to 1 apt Moeda Dancer 14 to 1 Darner (1 t) (off) 1 100 to 6 Alabama (t) 60 to 1 Coasts gelding 10 to 1 Privateer (OM (oe) 15 to 1 Nuneaton (t) 160 to 1 -- edits (t & op 31 to 1 Eleanor t, 64 to &Unhands (01 1 ) U to 1 John DAVIS lot 50 to 1 1 Breeze OA Salpluctes and ontreger In tired force CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 25 to 1 NAM* Duke (t t) 1 40 to 1 apt °strew (t) 26 to 1 Custard Castle bo.to 1 Catch 'ma Alive (t ez off! ( 1 ) 15 to 1 Glattlatenr 6) to 1 Elinharghl) (off, 133 to 1) lO to 1 Nuneaton 1) 33 to 1 SLs to brans (t) 60 to 1 Lady lip ia (t) ALL ENGLAND PLOT/ORIN° MAroosa.—Tho last match of the week took piece os Friday at ninths, near Farriordoo, Berkshire, as the farm of Mr. Peacock. There were four competitors, :— Messrs. Bansorne's man, Barker • gran Howrd's men, Parer ; sod two that cher lock men. Although the lead war:dry, the work done was of muss I excelleme, and the power of both the Ipswich sad Bedford dim wee fully put forth. After • I keen competition, which excited the purer interest , mom the numerous spectators, the judges, who with them herd tortehed the prover Cfd the work from the beginning, , awarded the (hamper prize he Newt Berome's man. Earl Badnor's ploughmen also highly distinvished them selves, One was a °smellier is the All Englsod clam, and, his woe* wee judged equal to Purser's, the judges highly I ommeedieg them, and giving them both as extra prim Another ad the outs moo ' is the clam fee the bird plough men is the district, woo she first prise with • Ramon» plough spier foster competitors. FATAI ACCIDINT. -FALLING IN OY A CORN STORK. —The Dundalk earrespofdeat of the Dublin Express' analogs% Friday, says ' A melancholy accident aocurred but sight at the Castlebelliegbarn &every the pepper of Moms. Jobs Woolen, sad Co., by wh i ch three men were killed, sad sere others severely Were& We believe the Waded osommorl *mesh the kg is et a ern Sem* .V.aRtHS 11110123111 5C5n1611 7 14.171 G. OCTOBEX 2, 1865. • rig* 3rark. John Teal-ins. mum and scavenger sad pan motritetor. armored before Ma Partridge to swam r a •umutons, s the immure of the vestry of ISt. Gcarli2: 646 " the-East, for permitting the attinteeed of a dint eadA heap ore trt premises occupied* him. tolled the sew igiae- yard Ormo•baok. The mutinous charged, that 4)D the defendant's promisee the following nmenos‘ toles= health, existed : A tarp solutonlation at west aw decayed vegetable matter, &ma i sad other refuse, so fool and offseava as to be a nuisance and Injurious to heath. The defendant was al ,o "palled upon in the summons to show WWI why as order should not be made upon blot to remove the said scoumuletioo, and to pllthiblt the aforesaid yard and premium from being used fee the purpose of such acen mletios or deposit as aforesaid. Mr. Poland, barrister, instructed by Mr. Howell, vestry clerk of St. George's-us-ther.ffsat, conducted the inessen tial • Mr. Sleigh, • , defended Tomkias. Evidence haviog been eves medical Mr. Overtop, unitary inspector, Dr. Freeman. the einem, and other witnesses, Mr. Partridge paid that before lie pm his decision. he would inspect the defendsat's preddlea, and he proceeded to Green-bank in company with the lamed eounseL Oo hie return Mr. Partridge raid ha R e very very h e had bed the opportunity of exattloing the place complained of, mid he thought it was desirable a magistrate who tad to delis these important matters should do so in all mess of the kind. He had no lisidation in saying there was a very great beep of retook and much of it decomposed and putrid, in the &readout's aree, and that the premises were a very great names; indeed, there was an immense accu mulation of offensive matter, emitting a most ohm:ions effluvia sod very iojotiom to heath. It was highly ex pedient the parish °Mewl should look after them mamas, especially at a time when that scourge, the cholera, was advancing toward' London. Be should make as order far the abatemsot of tat animas, and for T.:talkies to pay the vestry Si. ss. costs. After some committee with Mr. Overton, the sanitary inspector, the magistrate said be would allow the defendant fourteen days to abate the nuisance and remove the dust -.4 dirt heap. CRICKET. SOUTH OF ENGLAND v. EIGHTEEN GENTLEMEN OF THE SURREY CLUB. Our Saturday morniug's impression gave the play of this coolest up to the time the stomps were drawn ( a Friday night. Os Saturday. at 3 45, the result was knows, vis.,the geotlentea had beaten the prolessiortals by 155 runs. It was commenced again on Saturday wonting but only two singles were scored. Mr. Wright, who was in over night, was onside to attend in the morniog, and the innings was oons .quently cloud at 200, leaving the players 279 to get to wia. They seat is Humphrey sad Jupp, and had.opposed to them as bowlers, Messrs. E. M. Grace and I. D. Walker. Humphrey wee howled by the first ball, by one of Mr. Giace's fut. Mr. Kele= was caught at the wicket, thus thesmiond wicket for two rens. The third was Omar's, Tod the I telegraph annemseed 29 rune. Pocley nude *three, two 'twos, and singles, and was ought long field off. Hearne did a four, when he drove the ball back to the bowler. The fourth wicket fell for 63 runs; the fifth for 67 ; and the 'sixth (Japp's) mused o at ; in cumquat° of I Kr. Gum " pitchiog" him toped the ball about 12 lof 14 yard, high, aod the curve give to it dislodged the bails. The badman and the epostatore appeared somewhat I dispireepd at the elevernese of Mr. Ours, but they should understand that it is cricket to get rid Cl as opponent the hest way passible, so that if Jupp mares hundreds and two hire& of runs at a time, his experienne should tell him that something will be adopted to .preveet it. if pos. Bible. It wee perfectly legitimate cricket according to the laws of the game, eousequeatly *a imitators prated bad so right to Mierfere ; the comae opea to them is to I supply bOur law makers, who make **Uwe for empires', as jape, to decide. Jupp, thereinto, had to retire Dowd. leg to the laws of wicket ; his figures were fur twos. and Hie, the eiath. wicket Wits SO gt#s ; tie woolly MARKET/it. COTTON.—Lttiouroor, finer. 30.—Mastet centime azaited at goat 14. &draws co yesterday's witlia Sales today 40,000 Wok 1814;404'20, 0 N tor spsoulatiaa tad azport. 000 itioalana. 21.0. 234. ; 1,000 Pinata, k.., 224. to 244. ,• 80 Mataallaw, 244. ; I,OW Alamo' sad Bahia, 200. to ; 4.000 laptiaa, 1914. to 28d. ; 600 Smyrna. 1441. to Med. ; 29.250 Sant, 124. to 194. ; Adria. 15 , 14. to 174. ; Bengal, Sow* ha, 1044. to 134. Ms. 140. to 160. ; 100 Para, 284. to 284. COTTON GOODS.—Meneasesse, BZee. 30.—We have bed ae enormous beavers Wrenn this week, both for yarns and cloth. The skippers te nowise' Immo ben the chief buyers. It apposes that the Ainerioan =selectmen are stocked wish orders, the delivery et which is spread over some months to come, and meantime shippers ou this side the Atlantic see their opportunity at enticipiang a good deal of the home productiou by herring gas& forward into a market where the west* of war made the wants of buyers ingest sow that pease bee reamed. What shy pers to America in this market me most urgent about is an early delivery. Time is pressing, and to them se advance of price IS no obstacle where goods are available. They listen to propossls for the execution of orders extending over a few week* with impatience. Where goods are available, 2d. or 3d. per lb. advanos has bees so obstacle. There ere orders for America la printed end highly-Mashed goods extrarding over months forward, but the bulk of their contracts ban goes' only into four or five weeks forward, wallet the quantity secured by liberal offers of price for almost immediate ship. meet has been acanthi.' extraordinary. Bayne for other markets have ben roused a little by the scarcity of goods consequent ow this unexpected American raid upon the market, sad are beginning to look &azimut about the execu tion of orders the had hoped to place =dee more favour able circumetaoces. y The result is soon told. Idasatectarers not producing their owe yarn, or not encash of it, ben goes to splatters to secure yarns at once to oover the saw tracts they have made for cloth, and prier even during the past week have gone up 2d. and 3d. per lb., while 'pitons in toe same way have gone to Liverpool to secure mina, which has naturally advanced too. More than that, the gees tiff of cones in stock hes diminished nearly onaltalf, end people here are alarmed et their own week. A greet ponies of the cotton lately is neck is still neconeumed is the bands of 'mintier& end th e limited produce... of yarn and cloth w ill spread its consumption over some time to come. The wont thing about the great reduction of stock in Liverpool (it is now only 261,500 bales) is the temptation o ff ered to speculators. The tempta tion has bees greet to speculate is yarn and sloth ben, but the great advance of priors this week le ceasing bond tide buyers to pause, and th ere has been much lees dose in cloth yesterday and oday than for some days previously. WOOLLEN.—Lanos. SEPT. 30.—There has only been a moderate attendance of manufacturers at UM Coloured ball this morning, sad the amount of Malmo' triumacted has been limited to the %master of • few paroels of dark mittens and tweeds, together with • sprinkling of plebs cloths. There has been an neprovemeet in the demand for bar ite+, in the W bite market. and the heavier chases of good. have been somewhat more buoyant. Bates rule firm. San. 30.—The state of trade to this tows has not mach changed our last report ; there are complaiuts i n some quarters at • went et spirit, and that orders do nee some ha freely, bat notwith stindiog this, it is quite certain that manufacturers pee rely are well *visaged, ead the deemed for material is un doubtedly knee raise it was &few weeks ago, The improve . meet which look pirate is the tansy undo' has bees well mistabied ; the jewellers are doing quite se &vertigo amount in the better dame of goods, sad the gold ehein-makers are well supplied upon orders. In respect of eons of the great staple trades does there appear to be any canes for com piglet ; the hollow•ware manufacturers, the timplate workers, and tube-makers have all of them a fair quantity of orders on their books. The wise trade is quiet. The electroeplaters report • better supply of orders, a good pro portion of which are on moonlit of the foreign rearkee• The brastifounders, ga•fittets, sad lamp end chandelier manufacturers, are all of them at work full time, sad the instances are quite exoeptional in which goods ere beim made up for stock. Is the foreign department • fair summit of Mirage's is being dose, the prospects of the Americo* trade are thought to be improving ; a few orders received from that quarter have just beep put in heed. The total value of the shipments of hardweree end cutlery to the limited States in August was 40,205/., egeisst 13,8371. t o the oo rrespoodiug month of tart year. &tatea. Mr. F. W. Lewis, assistant registrar in the office of the Joist Stook Registrar, Serjoint's Inn, said that ou the 14th of July last they received a memorandum of the amociatioa, and notice, of the establishment of the company. It was re gistered as the National Hone hansom Corpus, (Li mita), No. 10, Poultry, in the City .4 London. Since then CORN. -CMIBBIDOI. Sett 30. -Our market wee dell they bad received so Mika of removal or increase of l osp i do.i. f aro wheat et last week' ss prices, other vont . Bidet,sochaeed in Mr. Pelham Shaw said be was • shareholder and one of the e- ,Wkeet• n 36 • t° 4( k•L ad. 46e. to e• directors of the company, but be had for some time desired 'm,_ r.„,,_te • 14 °_, a „,_Beww.. old. " 4 reel. 424 . Gets, new, 19.. to with his name from the direction, and had bees to e° '''•• ; mu; 'am" t° JC I L Par elt• the office, 10, Poultry, several times for that purpose- He CousLr., &ter. 30.-There was a moderate supply of bad been to the latter Milos on Thursday aced several on what and oats at our market this morn*. Wheat sold previously, but he found it shut up. There was so Dame on readily at 3d. to 6.1. per Carlisle bushel in advance of last th e d oor , an d no one th ere to amnia questions o r m eth, week's rate.. Oats ill fair deemed without change in price. steesages. Ittihad been to 231, High-streee, and he found There was little demand for barle which sold for 6d. per the National Horse lacono° established there, and he sew bushel more money than last week. Prices:-What Mr. Tucker. the seoretery, from who ha there, received a. pros- whit. new, 15s. to 17s. 6d. ; ditto, old, 16s. to 18s. 3d. ; psalm (produced). There was so martian i n that of soy ditto red, new. 14s. to 16.. ; ditto, old. 15s. 6d. to 16a. 6d. 'hasp of address from the Poultry. Wittman produced Barley, ..w, 9a. 6.1. to Ile. ; ditto, old, 9s. &L to his. advertisements hotbed • few days ago in the ithermispoth Oats, potato, sew, 7a. 6d. to 85. 6d.; ditto, old, 9i 6d. to to the lame effect. Wither did not see the books as Mr. 16e. 6d.; ditto, common, 9e. to 9s. 6d. per Carlisle bushel. Tucker came in and threatened him. Floor, le. 10d. to 2s. OM' Was ; (*Meal, la 61. to Is. 11d. ; In answer to Mr. Burnham witneng said the name of the mensal end berlersal, la. 4d. company was outside the door at 10, Poultry. There was CoLcatorro, Si??. 30.-A large supply of whist and no office, clerks, or books. The landlord told him that barley. Dry and sound parcels of wheat sold readily at an somebody occasionally came for letters ad&eseed to the coo- &litho* of ls.; other descriptions maintained full prices. pony and that was all. • GUILDFORD, BKPT. 30.-There was to-day • large quo- Robert George eerier . 22 . H,,, , thter'serww. Breee 'jar' tiny of wheat at market, ...d sne paresis met a steady sale wleare, managing clerk to Mr. "'the* solicitor , New Ina , at fully last week's mica but inferior sorts were quite said he called three times at 231, High-street, Borough, also neglected. s p i n co „, at late „ Oui j a ... Whist, new at 10, P a ltry. At the latter place there was no name on 30 4 . to 540. . old, am . to 68.. Barley. 24 ,,. to 39a : the door, but the nose was made. Oats, 18s. to 24. Pies, 37. to 395. Rye, 23e. to 315. Mr. Burobam observed that the evidence showed that the company bad abodoo d Hearrosi), Barg. 30.-A good apply of sew grain. but old limited. What reedy sale at last week's adverse. Mgt Mr. Pater said that t their office in the Poultry. of he office was closed, and no one was to be found there. no further rise could be realised. New barley is very irre ar in quality, and sells slowly at pathos Mr. Bonham told him he meet prove that they had 1t... Oats and woos so before . Wheel , . rates; abandoned that aloe altogether.rya, new, 23e. to - 245. • fee, 25..; white, sew, Ste. to lg.; Ma 27.., per Mr. Pater said be was not in a position to strengths. the ~..,,. A Z.... 2,,,, . * no, 308.• white, dale, 311 e. Barley , =la mas any further, but he contoded that the comae,* was r'".„ * - ""L' o ' o n:, mi.. ditto old, oa , to sdo. ~..,. . boa to register th eir offices at 231, High•strest. The w* 6 .?, / ,:* `-' Z. ' id 2. t 0 33 - ' - ' lE r' s j ii : car o r d : leaned conned then celled Mr. Lewis , who produad a .._ °°w, ,r . ..,... •° •°". load. ° Pte er• latter dated September 28, received from Mr. Tucker, the '"'"* '''' ‘`'''‘ Per Peas, 21s. to Ms' secretary to the company, giving mottos el their change of 1 , 1 1 c 131111 4 Bum 91 -Here today we had • Walk office from the Poultry to ?31, Hieh-strest, Borough, ma i Mandolin, hat the supply el wheat was somewhat small. the incresee of capital. I Saes were mods to a lair extent, at se aliases of about Mr. Bersbam, mater peening the letter in quertion, said • 15. per qr. Old white, 47a. to 51e. ; old red, 425. to 475. ; that it woe prima fame evidence that the company bad ' new white, 435. to 465. ; new red, 38.. to 42.. per 36 stole. abiedoed the office in the Poultry. Barley was fully as average show, and samples of superior Mr. Ditto, far the defames, called quality wage held at a small admire, inferior a heavy sale. Mr. Gray, who mid be was managing director of the Malting, 32a. to 3 4.. per qr. ; grinding, 2U. to 38. per 30 National Horse Insurance* Camp up an that No. 10, 1 stom. The supply of oats was middling, and then was a Poultry was their registered aloe up to 12 o'clock on Fri. , leaky feeling is the demand, at late noes; old, Ms. to day, the 29th, and that it bad bees aid by them, sad owe 325. ; new, 21s. to 96.. per 34 Moo. Bases were in fair dthe directors had bees there every day. As soon as they demand, and priors underwent very little alteratios ; old, decided at carrylog as bother in the Borough a special 47e. to 50e. I new, 40s. to 43e. per 33 atom. Fine dour, resolution to that effect was moved, and the legal sodas 37 e. i togstit. 35.. per ma. were forwarded to the Registrar of Joint Stock (kayoing. , NgWOMitLi-OPOiII•TTWS, Barr. 30.-At our market this In Orospetaisinatios by Mr. Pager, whom said their ; a nd neg we had • large show of wheat front the growers, nominal capital was 50,060 f. A greet deal of that lad been a having searogly *ay sew offering from the oast, with subscribed for bat t he share* bad tat bees allooted. some demand foe seed, • clearance was Ninety effareed at M r. Burcl"°°°lldemil that there Ned keen we Wring , - an advises of la. pm qt., seedling samples commandieg 2s. mint of the set of parliusest is this cam therefore the per qr. imiwoolneat OW errirele of 'we i r ° me liberal, summons must be dismissed. • sod &stay from Dastsle, whisk are mostly being lauded for The arced summoss spinet the defendants was with swore' accost. usher ed was waive whereeely Is. advance consent of all parties adjourned. ims agars& butt e a bilker wite__,Te,__teeleged The adjourned smearthe against Witham Game, the business was awoke& Pelee ° w hi t e* leel l umg "el° mete ' supposed propristos of the Joist Nock Roofer ad re. per Weisel, _met Magna= at 48e., whilst foe • fleece let sursece Review. 147, Fiset-strese, ice attempting to 'MOS et red Pet" th i115a ,..... __,____ 4ll ' P ar _.- 80411b ,t wes u.o --o iwa wat ili mosey from the sesswtsry of the National Horse Insurignes 1 009 rause .t the •°•°"••• '''"'" - •"- '''''' Company, was called on, when Daisy mote intent tor; little gist btifisibllP -- Mafi_ • Mr. Dittos appeared for the proseattia, and Mr. Pater, filly as dew. Beers and " as as__,___lmwr''' Old . 11.1 24 . Sum bestruotel by IlLi. Willis, for the defense. .se free of eels as a la* bat mesa mesa were ransaseL Ig speared that the pressman had made • mistake by The swivels Nis week ire :-...w a beet. welekweee. 990 t fore*. sosannorleg the wren, posse. The seal defeadast , James 8. 9219 i barley. weetwle% I. l wri Wg., 2,466 ; salt. Davey, was, was, however, pointed eat la the body at the care etas. 7 0 ; Pattel le:rritt°lo_°?_l,ll° ; WWI., 190 qrs. ; peas, by Yr. Tudors, the seerstery be the Hesse Lorena Cos. elessewielts 5 i . oGo t gore coastwise, IMO meths ; posy. whoa Indian ears beer. 170 seam Yr. Emehea aisama the sumo= egainse Goan, Nosems, tale 30,-Tie 'amasses et this tout* and renal swam wait Dom. , aslier sus larger Shea it boo boa of a* and Me THE POLIOB COURT& CLERKENWILLL. George Brown and Benjamin Mitten's, two yaws and strong-Mckiog fellows, were clamed Wars Mr. IYEynooart with the following gross eatings as Pentonvill• on Friday night : For some time past great complaints have been made by I respeotsble permits being annoyed by prostitutes and their bullies am Peotonville, and many charges of sessults sad robbery have boss brought from there. Oa Friday night, as Mr. Howell was passiog down the hill, he wee stopped by two prostitute", who asked him to give them something to drink. He refused to,do so, and told • them to go away ; and, as be was moving on, the prisoners came op, said something to the hassles and then, takiog him by the collar, asked him what he meant by insultmg the women . Before imbed time to speak they both *track him in the month and face and koooked him down. He got up bleeding profusely, and the primmer' then made off, but he followed them as far as North-pima. di. Paumes, a den of brothels of the worst description, end saw the prisoners go into a house there. A policemen 011310 up and be bon into the hoes% and the prosecutor thee pointed out the two primmen, who were then in company with the women who stopped bin. They at first denied any knowledge of the prosecutor, who woe bleeding, but after wards said that they atm& hint because he had pulled about their young In sneerer to Mr. IYEyociourt the prosecutor said he did not lose any of his property, nor maid he say that the pry. omen had tried to rob him. The polies said that she persoss who had spoken to the primness on the way to this court, and who had brought than food, were ootorious thieves. Mr. Laynoourt said these gross street outrages must be stopped, sod motenoed the prisoners, without the option of a tine, to two months' hand labour in the House of Cor rection. WORSHIP-STREET. William 4ladrews, toll collector ol Mile-eud.gate, was sum moned for having oe the 13th August unlawfully demanded and taken toll for a horse ridden by William Rogers, a volunteer in the 7th Tower Hamlets Rifles, retuning from military duty, he (the rider) beteg in full uniform. The feels were that on fight a evening there had been a I field.day and sham fight at Fox Warren, soder command of ; Lieutenant.Oolouel Buxton and Major Ludbrook, and about half-past cue on the Sunday morning complainant who I acted as orderly to the major, returned to town with his horse, which wee in full military hernia He bad passed through Mile-endigate some ten or fifteen yards, when de leaden t ran alter him and oalled oat, " W bare are you Rolm' r To which bentplied, "Home."Thedefeadentthen paid, "You don't, thotlgh , till you have paid toll." He than said , " See what I am" (alluding to his volunteer uniform), on which defendant rejoined, " I neither know ear care what you are ; if you don't pay, I shall look you up." He called a con stable, who advised plaintiff to pay, and sue the collector if be bad acted illegally. end be did so. For the defence a witness was called, who stated that be heard the defendant ask complaisant what he was, and that he replied, " What is that to you'" It was argued for the defence that inns much as the complaisant did not mower to the question, " What are your lam a volunteer is full uniform," that the defendant had a right to insist as the toll. Streams to my notwithstanding the explicit provision of the Volunteer Act, which states distinctly "that no toll shall be demanded or taken from any officer of the volunteer force, or say volunteer or non.commissioned officer of the volunteer permanent staff, being on march, on duty, or going to or returning from other public duty, and be ing in uniform, likewise any bores ridden or used, &a., shall not be charged for," the magis trate (Mr. Ellison), ot the ground that the complainant did not give full information es to where be had been slid what he had been doing, dismineed the summons. SOUTHWARK. Messrs F. A nyersteis, R. 0. Perrin, S. Ellis, G. Griffith, and William Gray, directors and manager of the National Hone Insurance Company (Limited), 231, Hightitreet, Borough, were someorreed before Mr. Barcham foe hay Om had registered aloes at No. 10, Poultry, in the city of Lon don, and having changed such office to 231, Highetreet, Borough, did Dialect to give the registrar of joint stook compenies notice of seek change. They were also °barged " with having increased their capital from 2,000/. to 50,0001., and unlawfully neglecting, within fifteen day. from the resolution made of such %- crease of capital, to give notice to the regirtrar of joint stock companies of such increase." Mr. Pater, instructed by Mr. Willis. of New-inn, appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Ditton for the defence. Mr. Gray, ote of the directors, appeared to answer the com plaints. Mr. Pater, in opening the case, mid he should in the first instance proceed against the defendants on the charge of neglecting to give to the registrar of joint stock companies notice of change of offissa, whereby they bad rendered themselves liable to penalties under 35 sad Si Vic., cep 80. The National Horse Insurance Company was established to July last, at 10, Poultry, where it wee pro visionally registered under the act of parliament. That was the proper place for them to conduct their business but nothing was done there, and no other office was regist ered.: ' For tame time past, however, prospectuses and advertise meats have appeared, stating the office to be 731, High ' street, Borough, without any notice having been given at the Joint Stock Rssistrstios-oillos. Mr. Bonham asked the leaned counsel whether be con tended that every branch office should be registered. Mr. Pater was of opinion that they should, but be did sot rely upon that. The present charge was for keeping their office at Ns. 231, High.street, Borough, without being re- ... • ~.. ~ :::: -e" when tondo 4511.1 sh sst Is. per spactes sobittt fat tbs best qualities of Miler 47 .Ltd seise/ to improved mnditiso. The suppl, d ' ins mace liberal, bat the bassi propoitieem e#44 and inferior qualities. whin wets ri a t:Zoishog sorts osistelited fall prism tici e '' is Mbar artielea White wheat (weighing m . , 625. ; old red, ditto (weighing 8549 4 aot. to 55% ditto (weighing 6011 s to 63 1 be1, 38 4 t0 42.. ; Ind ew hark, (weiglimg 5211 m. to MM.). 31s. to 31s. ; =Mg 511 be. to 521 be.), 295. to 312. ; &et; weigh's' =b.. to 52u4), 16.. to Ws. ; Ds* Wilk Ws. to WM ; pas (msplid. At to ffitz Mar, 31.. pee ooh. Avenges : What, 41.. 2d. ; both. 860 clooltess 304 74. ; Ws, 24 Ts, NoTrINOIIIOI. gni% 30.--Oar awn enelemgc only sawderamly supplied with wheat, sag r e i g ; sorts moo to hand. Business steady et la, ce advanc.. e Oid white may be quoted st 49e. to 1111 1 - • 47.. to 50s. ; sew whits, 464 ta. /49•• nn roe. per 36 stone. There woe s voisrsese d superior melting sorts were wither better ma Ti c ; so champ to DOW is feed sone. Malt*, ffis, c c & quarter ; ladies, 954 to 28a. per 30 dom. Bee * oats ins middling. Old and good new sorts is top prices; sew if inferior difficult to quit. Th e made Ws. to 30s. ; the latter, 21.2. to 25.. ; fOltapa t , 203.5. foe 24 stone. The demand for bans ma s e brisk, en d recen t rates WSW supported ; old , d e sow. 404 to 444 par 38 stone. Super flour, rt 4 k fine. 344 to Me. psi 20 dons. ogronti, Bier. 30.-Then was • good atteadtam mai far automat of business was trammeled in the -tee ' partauct for beet qualities; sellers obtatorsigaitsiet pima, inferior mete wars • Wilk Mapes, of ruled hose 4te. to 465. pm gustier ; new wheel bee W 44g- Burls/, 2i s. to 33m ; OM, 19s. tuig a (very searcie), 475. to 50a. ; new beam, Mid i hand in Oise dry *audition. 375. to 40‘ ; L4% 7, 40s. ; flout, seconds, 32.. 0 Ws. per seek. PllllOllOOllOOO l l, fires. 30.-Oily • mil Mm a d ben te.day. Wheat made fully la. per gt. m e a d prier. All sew* sore was • ready eala se pie d * obtained hut wee*. ILIMANG, airM3o.-Then me • good pp* a t d of pals at oar market today. In wheat phi la d • qualitiesfetobed higher rates, but inferior eft me prim. There was only • moderate vilest d lines la oats beam aad pass the trade dose us ei d maim! ohmmeter. The Intim trade Ins dud melting maples fetched 38a. to 38a ; plodlng samples were from 26e. to Ills. Rocezersit, SEPT. 30.-Our market wu moist** famished, end M onsequeare of the coatimel les *equality of the samples of both old and am m a i Wad was decidedly improved. There ws a' mud for best parcels of both old and sew Aim millers and other evinced more disunities is For all kinds of beet cora late rates was ported, and in one or two instance, holdst dewy trifling advance for some of the most stipuip da d, both white and red binds. The terms fir him di a wheat ate 50e. to 53a., and red 445. to 455. pa best sew whits 465. to 491., aed red 434. mutter ; escoadary and inferior paresis of ` s • 445. and red 37a. to 40s. per quarter. ns to valid firm, with • steady demand. Oily a Wei NOB was dose to barley, the malting lessee an it, I commenced. The reports of the =premien& lath My and quality of the crop caused prices tote In ''' although superior lots, for distilling purpmid, set genet. The terms for best mating are 32als A, Gibers 30e. to 325. per quarter ; beet ideals( Fra sattotamedary_2sB. to 275. per quarter. Omit ma it tweet, at fully late terms-bent feeds nalisieilkb sad others 17e. to 20a. per quarter. Beau mew Wales, but peas were a trifle m favour of bap*. Wuruca. Sure. 30.-The supply of vlsal market to-day was moderate, and readily takes st a vaunt of la. per qr. on the rates of lut week. On small 'apply and made fall prices. Pas tad Wag trod% and maiotaioed late rates. Prices to the me Wheat old, white, 49e. to 50.1., &Ma per bid; 45%. to 465. ; new, white, 41a. to 454 ; redm 38i. is Oats ' new, 10d. to 11d. per sloe Woliourma, Sem 30.-At this day's mast Au aa Mereseed supply of wheat which said slowly I advance of la. per qr. Barley dull. OM midi altered. Beams and pew la. per qr. !ewer. Yoga, OM. 30.-There was a modem% tepdyd the show cassis Ling of red sad white desnip quiry was healthy. and higher Mee wen reakssi white ranged from 42*. to 455. ; new red, Its. Is Oa 36 stone. There was more barley show*, sal, eig fair demand, the rates of last week may he pent; Mg, 29a to 375. par quarter ; grinding, 265. Ea pt Mons. Oats were a tolerable supply. sad *a steady demand, hats Mee Wog well maistensi; 20a. to 225. per 24 stone. Beane wars • madmen* • quiet sale at little or Do alteration is mien; use 425. per 36 stone. Malt, Ma. to 60a. ; rye, If* pe Floor, 33e. to 34a. per mak of 20011 n. !Macaw:re, BM. 30.-At oar country &Mil week, we bad rather less grain offering. Prim very sad all articles may be quoted the tons dorm good domed. Here, today, we bad fak mind kinds of groin. Dowsed good, and all attacks ill at prism is favour of milers, Wheat, ski, 49. per qr. ; ditto. new, 36e. to 435. ; Wisp au, It 265. ; oats, sew, 2 0 . 6d. to Zs. WATIETOED. Sc?!. 30.-Supplies of bishArmit ten hand petty freely , aid oar foreign gni it& Omagh only on • moderate scale, are larger Mau to time past. We have bad a decidedly Mast 'feel* trade, with more business miming than of lats. MA has been well bought up at an siehimmest of its per barrel for prime parcels. Foreign is ionestei and prices favour sellers. Barley.-Oriodieg est .. lolted nai ii i fter y good , ha a t oo mp r i eztre a m ipa o gti oo .g. tatiess mack wae oi tu nd ysi slight advance in the early part of the week, but TA deliveries prices have receded to much tie ems NM this day **Wight. Indian oars molls more riorlayl 14 eras of a few mom per barrel. Floor ono tend. tats this week 3.500 ; wheat, 3,550 gm.; bow, led meal, 50. Exports this week :-Oats, 9,846; baby, hatreds ; Boar, 192 sacks. CATTLE.—Casune, Bvr. 30.—Abeet 70 hei tattle, chicly truh, eoestitated the whole the Bands this atoning ; sad they to et 71. CC et them being in poor &tedium. fieversi kis si . were roe offer, bat no byname was doe, of tbe ties day. The following wen the twice :—Halliedie trout na. to Ms. .soh ; oross-breds, 255. to lila; 4101 17s. to 21e.; black-tamed ewes, 2.111. to ffe. 01:1SWLED AMERICAN NAM Qtrt Oct I.—The Royal Mail steamship Chien, .mind 11.43 am. to-cloy, embarked the mails, sag" latent telegrams, and proceeded for fishing sad 5.30 p.m. All well. She wee &tensed heldea hoar of departure, awaiting the mails Crry or Loxpox Hourrss ros Dimas. as Cann., VlOrdatid Pans.—Tbe swag of Miffed at this institution during last went mil' , which 222 iron sow ease. [Advertisemest.]—HOLLOWAT'S 0111111131 MA—Modern I. e i esc e.—The time is not Ma tere de do hereditary skin &semis were pronounced to be rdh • hannilY for all such suiterers at the pretest dal. lto • Holloway's noble remedies will speedily 4..p lcr delusion. iicrettilons sons. stromon4 ad kw. swelliop and tallan.niations, yield • ready s,d to the cooling, rectifying. soarchluo, and streteltlo lg M les at this well-known Ointment and awe OM "th•Pityanlb.rby I r Mi rernaCC°"" ii ° free Ito:la:them:l'44'th' deirectadadopvtmetlanstl.:lgemnfi.trit eollmraMbmlatmilsiej treatment provided the diet be regulated and the using receive even wanks attemileou. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND P 1 MTH& BAZIJIT.--fleptesiber ID, at Leash= Hotel, 'Abdo. W J. L Battey, of • daughter. IMO —Reptensber ID, at VII* Lodp, Loetherheid. 19 Budd, of aeon. gym,(.—September ID, at Barton NOW, Make Neirlalt°` cd J. hook eta daughter. BlLlAND.—Deggeambea 28, at Hautegroad, BortreeProt wife Ole. H. Orland, of • daughter. ItitOWYE.—gegteasber 19, at Putney, the edge et W. 3 1 . , Tot, of • daughter. CARUS WILION.--fteptember 2P, at Mount Chart* VO Ira* of L S. Cants-Wilson, Mat., of a daughter. ZITIALLL September 2S, at the Clarendon Bold the wife el flir William Build, Dart. ILP., of • son WARRIAOE& ANTHOWT—TAIRELL.Septereber ge, at Or li Lee, Mimi. by the fielding, William dn.. Mr. W. R. Anthony, of West Derby, Dear Lumped w *opts* daughter d Major ferrell, /LA., of Lea VEllllf—MS.dgOntor SS, at fit MIWI JeM d•Yet bi Ike In. C. a. Mame. lele 4 e. Haig Yak. Cheadoedtreet. Coveetirardert f the late Mr. W. Waltis, of Derebelaw_.• WIATHiLEALL—DALL-Bepterober SS, at Ou r " . ., Ifighlway. by the Rev. G. C a lthrop, Hew?, Weutherai, of Righter, lfew-perfilicot. daughter WIN; late Me. J. We. el DELTOS. Ernsii.--6eptember 17, at Nottinekaw 4ol"4 park, Jane, widow of the late N. Butler, Lai dfMktrllL. Welsher 29, at lenningtou4e rt4cmd. Crouse, In the 74th year of her age. DATll2l—S e ptember V, at Barton Lodge , I Stelatba. 44 my, W. J. Davies, Ise. his Nova, 400.1 *Mk year. GILIKIII-Beptember ,In . at lideetal. late &Otero, aged O. 11T8WAlla.--fleptreaber el at Cliselb 6.4lll. ' lieptda, thew ile of 8. Nora* ; WATICINIL —fleptestber st, at lksiliMPlßea IM" W 'Maw owl CC 1 rdswa bY WlZALAlllaranwe ri4A oibar la diillet. is du CIO it coe. lamaard4la m om i. la Ow Offaella I. UM '~ I rte= DOA Val li f 7 t^l i I _ I -..-.----,-- arl% . ..... a our P. wfu 0 zad. 4.4.4rti =. ga , L , I cow • t sr T i -gib V,_.. 4 0 ;a4 •nd /11 os NIP 4111A,NMI V Sas I grill 1 Odd Sad ruiv, T A aa. Jan li Jae All Or At • . :~ ~` a 4