The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-06 00:00:00

MifiNDIT EY - E - 141i1G, NOVEMBER 6, 1865. four fights of hurdles, to start opposite thsj eisbles. ( 5 I sate.) AN AS* Columbia M Age a) .. Worthen ('_"01 ;.. • Climax (40i. ) • Trlwapaar MX) .. 4 A'as (204) ........ A HANDICAP PLATS Of 40 mom foe all seem ; sasses of say meals day 7lb sere ; 2 wee. &Aram& (6 furlongs.) Tas 'MAL &LIAM of 5 sou. owe, with 40 addvd,weight for ago wed aeltlog anomie's& (5 fus4oap.) THI AL1,401113 SULAM arm= of 3 SOWS. seelrith 20 added ; weigtet for age ; salliog allowances, .0. Tux Fun lisielCar E4WWWZAIIM did not fill. BETTING AT THE.VICTORU• CLUB. ToIIDAT. 3 P.N. Orniseratively speakiag. there wass good attembetes at the dlub this aftersoon, bat although speculation onset the Liverpool Autume Cup wss somswhat brisk as regards WWII mamas there was so special teeters the disposition to bark the favourite, about whom tglo 200 was Sakai is no bet (and. substquest l 7. 5 1 4o ir 7s sad the retirement of Moldavia to 20 to i ?molest *dries about Na, however, brought her to 10 to I takes, and Wilson declined a point. IMO to 80 was offered spied Aseinost without any visible awl ups bookers. Windham. rJWr several ine ff ectual attempts oa the put of one " part," to obtain 20 to I about him, with • mall special commission of ICOD to 100. Thar* was some myna? is connection with Dolby sod Buoldoo4 both of whom left off in some. wbat of an equivocal position. Closing prices : LIVERPOOL AUTUMN CM IS to 1 apt lisedlgo (off tll 10 to 1 apt Bllgheokl (t 1 tol a 10 to 1 Nu Daft (t and o ff ) 10 to 1 Belem tt) 10 to 1— V 011 tot 110 to 1 Moldavia (c4l) 100 to 11 Middles mff) _ 10 to 1 ;ohs Davis (oll) 100 to Madinat (titoir Si to 1 Duoktoot field (off) libbou (t trogy) 7 to 1 onto 60 to 1 Ng blue NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADmiximit, Noe. 4.--Areorwratisre.—Lietito - neat Thaws D. Sally's to the St. George, 72, screw ship, at Portlmid, for semi.* in the coastgaard. Sesowd bloaters William Jobs (heady, late of the Ilima. lays. and Alfred Thomas, to the raok of SWUM. Clhiel Engiorer Thomas 0. Lewis, to the Spiteful. 6 , *Ala sloop, at Woolwich. Engineers Thomas Huard, to the Spiteful; William Skill• tromoted to rook with seniority da ted from Oot. 14, frust•elaes Assistant &gismos Stephen Sbeldoe, to Me Spiteful; Robert Goodwin to be additional to the Ho mage, 73, screw cosidguani ship, at Pembroke. WOOLWICH, Nov. 5. ROYAL ARSIINAL.—Thirty additional workmen, eassicting of turners. fitters, mid stoker', have bees set out Merin factorieedepartmest of the Royal Arnaud. In ease mamma of the repent deeisioe to substitute wrought iron for timber gun carriages, both for the military and naval = tm a large number of aspects's, wheelers, and other have been dischergel from the Hord °anis. Department, and both the Mtge workshops hare bees eland el *Mir beaches to wake room for the *tootles of the requisite maahmery. In the tin-shop wend powerful macblues have been placed, one being termed a "stems insp." which rivets iron plebes together at one movement, whilst clam by is mother which cute through an Wok of metal a hails A 30-horwpower horizontal serene is also bass erected just outside this shop. The Unocal em ployed at this department expect to be very bury for some time townie, as • sew pattern foie box hie jut been ap proved by Me War Department, and all those made during tibe last six paws will have to be altered accordingly. MILITARY EXANINATIONIL—The examination 01, oandidnos for dined coannissions before the Fin-President and Council of Military Fduestitto, committals today at the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, and wiliest:ea one the week. The ant exantiostios of candidates for adrainion to the Royal Military College, Sandbank, before the Vies-Prod dest tooto aed Connell of Mily Ideastloa at the Royal lin pink Chelan, will m itar enoe on Monday, the llthproximo, sad will occupy six days. The next examianto* col eandidates for amines to the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, before the V inPrelideet and twnaau of Military &lumina, will be bold at the Royal llospital„ Chelsea, on the 3rd of January Next, and will niacin& oa Friday, the 19th of that month. ROYAL NATAL Krawars.—The following appoino meat has ben made:—To to sab-lisstenst, Small. A NKr, Smut TRANSPORT TOR TER GOVIRN HWY.—Mears. Laird Brothers, of Birkenhead, bays just received a commie in from the Admiralty, is enjuntion with the Honourable Council of India, for the constetio. tin of a lup item acne steam transport, to be elabwivery employed is the transport of troops between this coontry and India. The vend to be coortraoted by Mang Laird Brothers will be tilled the Euphrates, and her diamonds are :—Lesgth, 360 feet ; breadth, 49 feet ; depth of bold, 22 fest 4 inches ; bongs, 4,173 ; mean draught of water, 20 feet ; nominal hornposier, 700 ; indicated, 4,200. Then engine will, it is upwind, propel ths vessel at the rate of 16 statute miles an boar. LAUNCH OF • CHANNIL STILDIRR.—O Satur day last the C Company launched aa iron n sinew pos. seam steamar, intended for the shame& senior of tb. Losdon, Brighton, an South Coast Railway Company. Thbi vend was named theilteenee. Her dimeeeiona age— leagth, 160 feet ; breadth, is feet ; death. 12 feet ; mennaineak 400 tone ; 100 hone power seminal, and when onoplete will, with her sister yawn. the Hon- Sear, now inkling at the Iroewarks, be • very venni* oddities to the fleet of the London, Brighton, and Booth Coast Railway Company. ACCIDRK7 TO ThE WAITING GOOD'S TUNNEL AT LIVISPOOL.—As accident, which will divert the Liverpool goods trait of the London and North-Western Railway for two or three weeks into an unseal obeenel, enured to the Wapping Tunnel, et Liverpool. on Friday sighs. This tunnel is about • mile and • half in leestb, and commits the Edge-bill stenos with the tarp goods station Is P its the sad both with the line of docks. It bee bees is use • great many year,, and has bees employed exclusively for goods traffic. When is was constructed, coeskierabie rid:Amity was experienced is making a good foundation for the line. sod in securing the permanence of the boat 00 &outlet at the mosey chamfer of the very dtstriet is which the tensest casualty has happened. This was, however, suocomfolly effected at the time ; and very rarely until sow (and now esly from • eases which is apparently quite distinct from the original Mille of tumulus) use any porton, raison for apprehension arise. Os Friday night, about 7 o'clock, not more than ten minutes sue • the inuoutor bad mooed. and ' , mod all appearances as aural, a redden reek of water into thu tunnel took plate in that part of the line whisk is immediately below a square piece of open ground war Cba4b•en-atnaila This spot is as st lb 44 lh ' nearly am possible in the middle of the Wool, half way Mho Harriette Cirsims 8 7 Tempore (dam'. pedigree 8 7 Zw unknowo mentioned as being directly over the breech is a spies Tbe imiss Squirs 6 1 1 walled in, is not built upon, and is bounded an the north by 2by &yid—Lena Alters 8 2 Block Tulip s 1 Hyrtlretrest, meth by Faulkner-street. east by Vine- This Miss Williams - sight there had been De yielding of the surface, sad we Male of ljek 8 0 Cynthia • 1 . Wises there is very little muse to fear anything of the well B r e nta gbiss 7 1 Blackland o .so sodden, sad fur the tune so overwhelming, that the only ihsgmaltsr 7 I cby St. Albans—Eu.6de 6 I promotion it was pousible to take &Mogan, wait, aged enserebeas Voltam Terror Thu Noble Strathfieldseye Iby Cavendish—Mee Bell 7 Ell a tieutiti Murillo Dart Agnes 7 Lit e Wien 6 I broken down and thrown serous one eel of rails for a dia l/Striation Trusure Trove 7 1 he Colonel (b In . 6 . and mob general damage e ff ected es will otiosesitste the re- Lüba Luy King of Prance 6 1 Our Van Fiala Lard Craven .... ....... II 12 Amoral Avis 6 ;lane—so extra distance of six or seven miles ; but the lisrooet - 6 ' offirkils in charge believe that the repaint will be oompleted The NsUor Kenilworth, by Gunboat or Dne 6 de —llle. Fanny.. alt V en turer 6 cause of the 'widest wee the bursting of a .81101 . which Voivoi Icesson 6 10 1 mouse the tunnel our the point where it was flooded ; and THE Fixinn HANDICAP of 6 errs. mob, 2 ft (to the food), , the heavy tell of Thursday, Thursday night, and Friday with 100 added, for 3-yrolde sad aim. rib ; winners situ ' morning sufficiently seawalls for the rust, of water. ..„,. November 1. at 10 a.m., a lb sites. T. Y.C. (51 subs.) 1 FATAL ACCIDENT Olt THE 14 ....STROPOLITAN nine Age at lb Age at lb way.— Os Batinday ovation an inquest was held et Br. Queen of TROP.... 0 9 6 filtrapnill Beeyer • 9 2 Line S 1 Cranbury Troublesome Twilight a 8 1 Albert Oesims 6B 3 Brown Willy 3 BTo ribs the elay which was beiog dog boot the bottom a TM: Clown Prescription Artisan. Wild Thyme 6 7 104108116 14811111ISIOO Gordian Knot Cedric (Inc. gib 'airs) 3 7 8 c by Volthreur ceased on the head and chest, and indicting a fearful sound Juliet Plana* ~5 4 Hospital. where he expired. Henry F. Pa 41 ley, civil cosi- V s b a l e thus Cadeau Neophyte Skylark Ude Bob= a 7 4 &Wave 3 10 weight of 27 Orme. He had examined it sod hued that it The Beadle Beauty 3 10 was made of crystallised iron, with s short grain, • very Jane above 4 7 0 Larly hi the Morning 3 7 I inferior manufacture. It wee not the practice to Wet Confederate Tenleedas 3 7 0 Ills Excelleucy Vane a6 13 Lavinia P aid Liston nil GRAND HCMDLI HANDICAP, o limpss. cub, with 60 ! t pilletariasarais," at blood th. e poieti blet ni boes. ng thro De sgr b the w rreeture calm ol the blood; Winners after Nov. 1, at tau 6lb Dries, Hdb i au—. jury returned • verdict, "That the deemed extra ; 2 miles, over six hurdles. (1.2 'MA.) I eke% The Age 4 11, goo 1 ,4 n, met with his death through an accident but the jury wale Mutton •11 10 Ace of Hearts - I - so aof opiate' dot the iron used for lifting weights shoed be Goidynees 4 It e Ankeasate 4 111 o of greetee strength the. need, and ought to be properly Hausa Trona.— 6 10 It amiable, • • 6 testa" Anechat Wed Bad 6 10 10 Naboklish DD HARRY'S DILICIOCB ENALVE 111911011140 Re learn 4l 10 7 fby Polish , dras by 4 a 4 I TILER& Altalsica Poop yields thrice the sourtslusent or the True IMO 610 7 Crozier or the Doy . bog mac am mem. wittiest medicine or Inconvenience, Orono ems a 4 4 of Algiers.... ..... .II 90 mV Gali n Ist1 st oar*. asthma, coonansiptioe, debility. seasilps. Xnares4Bl9 ...... and sane Use . Its east la seam reessdise. 'az Bzwia Bimini *urns of 3 sutra. each, with 20 60 ° V1,1 4 :, umi ak,. _v g sae Co., Na yr, eiguat, 6 o 6 4. added ;11-yr-eide, 104 2lb ; fear, list 411' ; five, list 121 b • Lindens , W- In tine, Db., b. id.. _• Una We; lifts, 40s. ; also NU sod seed, 12et 1lb; mates en I geldints allowed 311): at ei, O f gogiberellb4lB7oB6 0. 611684181110•. MU& end 1111, Word estlee &keens. ; ratlike. Oa s mile sad a bait, over elms; meat all ereaese4adnelieemol.l Till MMUS' STAMM of 60 son. in specie, by subecrip- Lion of 3 sows. each, Wl4Il 30 added, for bunter* ; 3-yr-olda, 10et 211, ; four, 11at 710 ; five, 12at ?lb ; siz mid aged, 12st 71b ; mama allowed 31b ; and maidens having run tams silo fed 71b ; 'Milers of • Bunters' Stake or Steeple abase once 71h, tato*, 141 b este. ; potlemen riders jesksys 71b extra. Two mileeon the Bat. (20 subs.) Ags Aftw Birkaek Swan Ag a Abbot Bootjack Biddy M'Quesny Ble Wlllliun • Brighton by Arbutha— 'lke Prisoner .... a We3t Sheik*. by ANISMOD 4 Grey Mamas .... a !thanes Crap- Drummer Boy • Mai Alfred 4 made dam .... S Begrtock 6g by Cothersione. 1nc...41as • Cure All .... .. 4 dam by Couu- Leuioa Drop Meld of Lora .... 4 allot Tub KnOWBLIII NCRSEBT SrAles (flainlicep) of 5 PM each, 2ft (to the fund), with 100 ailf ed, for 2-yr-ol& ; eriuuers after November 1, at ten a.m., Sib extra. T. LC. (5 sobs.) Kr. Price mid that under the aircumstauces be ought to hare a verdict for the defeodwit. An Justice Shoe said it wm perfertty 'bookies to koow that one or other of the parties had be‘n guilty of grow this diffioulty, dwell the ems go for *lel her deposition will be of no use there. if it Mr. Butler—l would sum* is minapatible, that you go to her home and take nor statement. Mr. Maidsld—l shall have to go twice. In the first plots I shell have to take her sworn informitties upon which to grant • warmest, sad then when the pima is apprehended be will have to be taken to hor house to hem her give her evidesoe in his presenes and 'before me. Mr. Butler—lt certainly will give you a deal of trouble. Mr. Maasfield—lt will be no trouble to see to go, but am thinking what good might result from it. If each ad • horrible Came ha s been committed nothing ought to ste in the way of po=7 o lush a person. However, I will go and take r is! Hie worship, Yr. Tate (chief clerk), and Mr. Butler Bro. omded to No. 52, Upper Baker-street, where Mrs. Merrick's statement upo! oath was tam, and to which she affixed h e rignature I have hem for some ems MIA under the treatmeat of Mr. Robed Hunter, whom I have known as Dr. Hunter, for consumption. Oa the 14th of October last I 'kited Dr. Hunter. at 14, Upper Seymour. street. He said he would examine my side. sad he told me to inhale 'mashie& and I did so. On inhaling it for about tea =lentos I became very stupid. He said he would examine my side, and he put his hands up my clothes to the place when the pain wait He knelt down, and in a moment or two he threw me be* and put his band sad farm over my mouth. He put his moos round me and held me down in the chair. (The deposition here deecribed in direct terms the outrage committed.) I could not scream, as his board was 'smut my Laos. It was without my comest, and I have e - been in bed ever slum" Mr. Mansfield at ones granted a warrant and told Kirby, Z 33 D, ono of the warrant °Moos, to meanie it imme diately. LAMBETH. Willi4l/1 Cook, 18, and .friArk Consow,l9, were *barged with borglarionely breaking sad entering the North Surrey Die. Mkt Schoo l, Penne, and steeling therefrom a quantity of Pe - tpir7. The plaintiff, bower, nu nonsultad. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.—Nov. 4. iiiitinp it NW'. Prilir in . Middlarrr. 7 (l3afrt lir. Justice Smith and • Common Jitry.) MALPAS O. THZ SOUTH WifITIHN RAILWAY OOMPAITT. n. plaintiff was a meat salesman, and he clamed damages upon the ground that • heifer sad 5 eaves, whish wen booked horn Guildford to Idaiden-lane. had bees delayed • day, and had so suffered from want of food that they had to be killed. The defence wae that the plaintiff bad signed • contract, that the Mindsets uodoeteek to awry only arida as fer es Nine-ohms Station, where the animas wind hi duo warm ID &newer to this the plaintiff's moo was that the contract bad never been explained to him, it he would not have signed It had be known what it continued. On the other !mod the station clerk staled that be did explain the contract to the aintiff, and told him that it would not be possible to s end the animals to Maiden-lane without a day's delay. Mr. Billie appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. H. Gifford, Q.C., for the defendants. The jury found for the plain emoaoi claimed tiff toe 41 . 1.55. 6d., the Subsequently in the Banco Court a ride was granted for a Dew trial upon the grout that the leaned judge had im properly admitted parole evidence to vary the written ocin. tract. HARRISON V. GRADY. Thin was au action to recover 641. ss. for medial attend- 1 woe upon the wife of the defendant, who is a burins ; sad the jury at the trial found the the plaintiff. Mr. Digby Seymour, Q. 0., now moved to enter a verdict for the defendaat, or for a new trial, upon the ground that the verdict was against the evidenot. date" that the defendant and his will had lived unhappily for some *HS, and had 'swain& The bill is question extended over the yaws 1862, 1868, and 3864, and during that time the hus band and wife lived in the same house, but in different apartmeeta, and held no 00111111UMOSSi00. The wile bad a separate 'Doom* of upwards of 1001. a year ; bat the jury expressed their opinion that she had Dot auffloiest to sthintain herself and pay a doctor, and upon this finding the verdict was based. The learned onuses' now genuine , ' that the judge ought to have asked the jury whether the wife had authority in fact from her husband utho to pledge hn credit. The truth wee , that so far from girl's; We a rity he had fora long period, and repeatedly, and to the plaintiff's knowledge, repudiated liability. Rule granted. VRRER V. MARSHALL. The plaintiff bad been a soldier in the 2nd regiment of Life Guards, and he sued the lieutenant-orlon , ' el that regiment to recover damages, upon the ground that be Ind improperly dismissed him from the parries. At the trial before Lord Chid-Justice Elle the verdict was for the defendant. Wonley now moved on the part of the plaintiff for new trial, upon the ground that the judge bad improperly admitted evidence and directed the jury upon the arriamp- I Sion that the evidence was admissible. Rule refused. property. - Frown the evidence it appeared that the primmer had been stopped near Norwood oa that moth* carry* Iris bna dies, and when locked up it wee found that they had broken tato the sohool before mentiord, sad stair the articles found on them there. It fa rther appeared that an the 22sd el last month the same school h ad bees broken Mr by the Oath, acrid* to his owe confeesion. and robbed E r y ili Cook farther admitted that he had robbed other him. h and had been el: titre is prima. The Ogren were fully committed for trial. GRIBNWIOH. John Fuller, a workeaaa in Woolwich Dockyard, sad Edward Maria Catchpole, a metal dealer, 39, Rampage road, Somers-teeny were shared, the former with steal* and the latter with being is porendon of, a quantity al copper bolts, the property of - the sows, and bearing the g overnment marks. - The rimier Faller was NOS at Brews. wink at the door at a raannierore dealer. Re ..he in with aa empty beg and came out with a beg full. Be wa b s by the police, and upon his bag being eserebed s ii t s quirtity of copper Dolts were Quad is it, about - huadred weight, all marked with the Admiralty broad Catchpole was afterwards taken tato custody at Wo▪ olwich, mar his lodguir being vvvreked other tone of bolts were found milar ao *awl a the panorama ' of Faller. The maxim sere dealer had resped. ' Remade& COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Nov 1. (Before We Judge Ordnuery. ) GUAILDUODAZ AND ono= A. BLACKBURN, JANISON AND TWILL= Dr. Spinks and Mr. Mounsey for the plaintiffs ; Dr. Deane, Q. 0., sail Dr. Tristram for the inpatients. This wee merely a cpmatiori whether the words " therein and" had not bees inserted by mistake in a codicil to the will of the late Mn. Hannah Jamesoe, and whether the wort bad not power in Hist cam to resin the probate by the riming= of those words — the effect of which would be to relieve the testatrix's freehold property from thermions , of lepers to the amount of 1,3001., and to charge them I upon her personalty. The Court took time to coseider its tadgment. LAW INTEILLIGBNOB. SIKTPOYOLITAN COUNTY COURTS. 031tetun dsys appointed ter the premed week.) wavionsorsb, Ist. liarlia s-kno—ltanday, November 6: Tuesday, 7 : Wednesday. 8 ; Tenekil. BLOONSMIT, Peruaad.read.—wiedeseday, November 6: Thursday. V. Vridal, 10, aroarzoit, Metten•aa•e•grom.—lheseasy. November 7: Wed needs', L amarrrorm—lretery. November 10. DiMean-teresoc—lloodsy, November 6 Toes- 41 1=44 0/148ieiriroald.114Tuedes, November 7 ; Thum dr7 6. BOw raid. — Y Dow.enday, N make 6 • Pride 10 warisaum areas rr•s:otuireas.:-Weedy, Novem bar 8 ; Tbrusday. 9 ; Pride7. lo . soinawAss. awia-t raa .—Tueeday. November 7 . nureder. 9. Friday, 10. Lerma, Cambeeirell New-eowl.—Ttreeday. November 7 : Tbersday. 0. GUIPRIOILW•dpiadaI, HOMO*, & WOC4,loll.—Priday NOVIMYseIO. CrIT or 1011001111. Oaldball-balldinga.—lllonde7, November 6 ; P 1108097, 7. EQUITY COURTS.—Nov. (Before the Muter of the Rolls.)' sea Mi110171.113112RT OATTLI 111111:1111•NOI 00111PANT—NTAat• sore's earnenirrarrve. The How. and Rev. F. Slashers, in 1845, took a husdred 901. thane is this company, oa oe which he paid 11. per share allotment, and signed the deed of settlement. A call of 11. per share wee made in February, 1848. and paid by him. In Aaron of the saws year another call of 11. per share was made sisd paid by him. In of resoluticem of epeeist general meetingv, held November, 1848, • further call of 41. per share, and those shareholders who wished to leave she company at e that date were ia aimordanes with such rtholutiettiwirtypoariathry ing fromlt. 21. 10s. per share in to to the somber of their shwa. Those who • so were to have their shares forfeited by the directors for son.payment of the residue of the V. cell. and to seethe from further liability. Thole remaining in the company were to pay 10s only oa the all of 41. per share. Mr. Stanhope paid the 10a., sad thereby testified his intention to remain a member of the company. In August, 1849, however, he catered into an arrangement with the directors to forfeit hie 'hares and release himself from further liability on eaymenthr bite et 1001. to the company, sod on the 15th of that mouth a neoluttea as follows was passed by the directors :—" It was ordered that oe certain anthgements being completed, the shares el the Hon. sod Rev. Fitzroy Stanhope be cancelled, the calls in armor not being paid.* On the 3rd September following Mr. Stanhope paid the 1001., and a transfer of his shares to the company was registered at the once of Joint Stock Comps:dee. Mr. Statham was law afterwards treated as a shareholder by the company. In 1861 the company was ordered to be wound op. In 1864 Mr. Stan hope died. mid this was en applioetion adjourned from ahambera to place the name of the administastrix on the list of contributories of the coonmey. Mr. Selwyn, Q. 0., and Mr. F. W. Bush wen for the offidal manager ; and Mr. Hobboues, Q. 0., sad Mr. J. Pearson for th e adminietratrix. The Master of the Rolls (without calling on counsel for Mrs. Stanhope)-1 will not trouble you, Mr. Rabbet:re. I have quite nude up my mind on the rub** which I have eonsidered over and over again. It may be • defeat of my intellect, but I am unable to distinguish this case in sub same from Lord Belhavee's caw, awn am tumble to tinguish it from Speekroaa'a oar, but at the same time I approve of the decision of the Lords Justices in Lord Bel haven's case, aad I disapprove of the judgment of Lord Wastbary in Brockman's cepa. I aaanot rem:wile them. It is not for me to determine which of the two rases 1 ought to follow ; and I shall, therefore, follow en the pre- teat Mrs. Slasher ocomioa, my ows is notof e °risks in both the ewe and hold that a eontribotory. I hops the --des Judie., will settle with the Lord Chancellor, what the law. Mr. Hobbouee—Your Honour will &min the SUMMONS with usu. The Meter of the Rolla—l do Bet like to do it with oosta. Mr. Hobbouu—A very long time has elapsed. The Muter of the ltoUs—They could sot have brought it forward ',Leapt as this occesion ; however, it s will make it mom serials that they will appeal if I give y the meta. Mr. Bush—Your armour thee will give us leave to appeal, otherwise the oliisial manager will have to bear the *NW The Muter of the Rolle—l will give you leave to appeal, but then I do oat say anything about the costa of the aP r. Bush —lf be ham sot leave to appeal and it should be I decided against him, the official manager may have to bear the ants out of his own pocket, whereas U he has leave to ' appeal, the costa would come out of the estate of the oompany. The Blaster of the Rolls—Well, I will give you leave to appeal, Mr. Bush. It is very desirable the thief/ should be settled one way oe the other. Itstrikes me edit is • monstrous I thing to bold they, when • versos rye he directors of the aompasy, " U you will camel shares I will give you i 1001. ," and the &motors lay " We will do so," sod they easel the shares, having the power to bay the shares, which is the woe tide' as museelling them, and they take the 1001, that after 16 years that should be said to be • fraud mid,* makes so time • bar, though the feet of his not losing • member of the company was duly registered, sad that is the °sly public satins that Cu be glue of the , matter. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Nov. 4. flattop is Jeetio Thitioe.--(Befere the Lord Chief Judie*, and es Mellor, nee, aad Lush.) - . JEINIVO• 0. TM OAT NOSTILIIIII RAILWAY COMPANT. I Mr. Keane, Q.C., with whom was Mr. Markham, mid ! this wee an action triad at Cambridge before Lord Chief Jur. tios Erie, whim the jury returned • verdict for the plaintiff, damage@ U. 124. He moved to set the verdict aside and ester it for the defendant, on leave reserved, and also for a rule for a new trial on the pentode that the verdict was against evidence mad also misdirection. The plaintiff was the trainer of the celablated racishotse (Witham, and on the 23th of ?shivery last he bad been to Linoola with Wee hones. and that being the last day of the noes be was about to leen for Peterborough and Newmarket through Ely. He went to the station. and took tickets for himself, bones, rind the grooms, it being neoemary for the grooms to travel with the horses in the Urge boxes. The six o'clock monis; train wee afterwards discovered to be • first and second ohms pensioner train only, but the grooms were allowed to have third-class ticket'. It was then found that the addition of three hones boxes would make the train too Wog to be safe, and the station master divided it, sterling the seemed part shortly after the first. The plaintiff, when in the first-elves cartage, heard that the train wee to be separated, and he celled oat to one of the company's servants that be had the tickets, and received an answer' all right." It appeared that the com pany was robbed to a h great extent by the number of boys who travelled from place to place in the horse boxes hy the ecinnioulos of the gnome. Before sluing the second port of the train the ticket examiner went to the bores-boxes sad asked for the tickets. when he was answered by soma 9 of the boys sayint" Muter bas got them." Twelve tickets were taken for the boys, but it turned out there were 20 boys in the horse-boxes, two only havini tickets. Not being able to identify Mr. Jennings • lIIVOIng, ticket collector tuned them all out of the boxes except one, who feigned to be very sleepy, and he was taken out and plead in a rOOlll, but the door wag not locked, and es soca as the porter left he walked out. The bones were Bent on. and on the journey the plaintiff received a telegram. stating that the company , had refused to send the grooms oe. The plaintiff had then to hire persons to go on with the horses, and lead them from Ely to Newmarket, and he afterwards brought this action to recover special damage for the detention of the grooms, and the expenses he bad in 000aequenoe been pat to. The learoed conned contended that under the bye laws the oempsey were justified in what they bad done. It would have been useless for them to have proceeded against the boys for the 40e. penalty for intaglios without a ticket. The Lord Chief Justine said there should be no rule in this csio. He said it was unnecessary for gi ves out to determine, supposing the company had tile tickets to the boys themselves instead of to the muter, and the boys had not produced their tickets, having been onoe allowed to enter the carriages, whether it was competent for the company to turn them out of the onriages. The ' by-laws were famed for the protection of the compsey, and the ironed upon which he mid there should be no rule waa, that if the company wished to enforce, them for their owu benefit they should keep themselves in a positiori to do so. They bad, however, put it out of their power to do so, in having entered into a contract with the master to carry the boys, instead of contracting singly with the ben sod giving them a ticket each. It was a misfortune, no doubt, that the train should hare been parted, the master Wog canned in the first, the boys being left to come with the remainder of the train ; but neither the boys nor the muter were responsible for that unlucky circumstance. He, therefore, was of opinion there should be no rule. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE, A voting woman, who gave the name of Mary /nee Smith, wee brought before the Lord Mayor charged wieh the following dering robbery. It appeared that op Friday night, between 11 sad 12, a seaman, named Blackburne, sae walking tamges st, acoornpanied by bis wife, and he WU the time a little the worse for liquor. All of a sudden the pri soner and another woman rushed upon him and knocked him down, and the prisoner took his watch, and the other woman snatched his hat off hie head, and both than ran away is opposite directions before the wife of the prosecutor could sufSeiently mower from bet surprise end alarm to prevent them from doing so. A men who was standing by me after the pri/0118r, and he came up with her on St. Dunstao's-bill, and told her to give up the watch she had stolen, but she said she had not got any watch. A polio,- constable came up at the time, end he weds some inquiries, end while he wee drier( so, the prisoner stooped dews and endeavoured to throw something through the church railings, but It struck against one of the iron bun, and glanced along the pavement. The covetable picked it up, and it turned out to be the prosecutor's watch, sad on the constable precludes it, he identified It. The hat lied not been found. The prisoner, in answer to the chine, said that she was innocent. The prosecutor was druuk sod fell down, and she merely picked up the watch, and had no intesition to steal it. The prosecutor said the prisoner's statement wee false. He had bed something to drink, but he should not have fallen if be had not bees knocked down. The Lord Mayor said the prisoner had been guilty of an offence that was neither more nor less than a daring high way robbery, and if she had been brought there before be should have punished her much more severely than he was about to do. He then sentenoed her to two menthe im prisonmeet with hard labour. BOW-STREET. Mr. Edward Lams, an ornoibus proprietor who owe sionally drives one of his own veh icles, appearid to answer. a summate issued at the instaoes of the police, and charging him with furious driving in Holborn, near Bed Lion-street. Policeman Dennison, A 343, deposed that on Weduesdey, the 18th October, at about three o'clock in the alteration, he was on duty to Holborn, and sew the defendant driving his oilan , tewents the City from the Westaed at the rate of thirteen or fourteen miles an hour. When witness first saw him he was about 2110 yards off, and he oostinned to proceed at the same rate for some distanos after paseiog witness. He used hie whip ouzo. He stopped about live yards beyond Red Liou-street. Witness asked to see his fed for es and sd , and gave it. Stn did not s he said eh hd e forgotten !'tiWieeess than u .pa be tc to the cooduotor, except to ask him if the address which defendant had given was correct. The berets were gal loping. Two other omnibuses pained. Witnese celled out to hint to stop before he pawed. Ile took no notice. The horses were wholly beyond his oontroL Mr. Wonliner, jun., acid he bad no hesitation in obarifiz the constable with wilful and deliberate perjury. witneas, by the partitive way in which ha swore to every detail, precluded hint f ro m supposing that thin could be any mistake. Besides the conductor, he should call three respectable and independent witnesses, presenters on the omnibus, who bad never s-en the defendant before, and who would contradict the officer in every point of substance or detail. Mr. Wootner, junto then called the three witneasee referred to, who deposed at during the whole journey from the Marble Arch to the Oily the hones never once proceeded at a gallop, but *sly at the rate of seem or eight miles an hour. The defendant did not once use the whip. No other omnibus peered them, and only one was in sight, some distance in advent*. The omnibus stopped about sixty yards before arriving at Red Lieu-street, sod again at the corner of the street on the west side. One of the horses centered for a momeet, but was s p ee dily checked by the steady peos of the other. The defendant had them well in hand, anti pulled up with ease. Toe conductor of the defendant's omnibus gave evi • • • effect, and further contradicted the 0011. fl) DFATIII deuce to the same eft.- --- stotebtlbeessdruthalucoi.ovenati ha s u T k h od e o w tte sso r ba , i ,, n t ot was - e - pct s - en reerresui.. to 2. n;ru q : . miar..^.---ies,--;- -. mai - - gm - IL's , ,S. :. ___, „ to P" q r *; BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AN'- driver's number. V at iMums explained that the esseinean IPliading , Vs- to 30 a Per 30 atone. Oat° wee. is request, (defe bad not got a hedge, but was only driving for and samples.,, eb.aer. Ihaart e w 32. a . tratber sa lea l eeeed al .... 1,1: babas the 1118 ; "Ws BIRTHS. e journe y oursey on so emergency. The constable thee asked for 88. to 2 d• ; d d. EUTT.-Norember 2, st lattellethals WM. Bew tti° ll 4. that he (defeisclaot) was denied was hea th y , wive,/ per Press wee* elide • ad. Gosport. the wife of Captain Butt, 'nth iteganr‘g u. Ol. ato of the omnibus sod desired the constable to 1 48s . to dee ; new . 40a to US Per 38 stow Fine Row, DIUM,PR.-November 3, at latoo-place, the win the PM; sr o h • • 1 355. to Bk. ; semods, Ms to Sta. per ea*. otkTehadetbdo.gy:4;straraesandu,.fwiomitalluther.sidPel: that the v iele, which he chid. biter testing the witeemes by • searching NractirrtE-tisoN•Trint,-At osr Market this D dtutlit I"- 14. s . rem Itrher., °l d s at aaulaWr turhes e .. Mrs. S. Da_ Ltet...- ti t o gs ." el MANSELL -November 2. at Oakley. squats, a. w.. to. interrogetiou. dismissed the summons without comment. monde' we had • good supply tt sN•t from the matetry, 1. D. Boatel, of • daughter. MARYLEBONE. which sold freely, at an &deux* a 2s. per qr. Booth BAIL COURT. —l , l ov. 4. Mr. Walter Butler, of Toole) -street, solicitor, made en cousin sew being sauce brought a Smiler advises, hat old G. W. Oliva. Yes, eta eon only ls. dearer. Floor in steady memo, at so advisee ei RI•DIGR6 -Novi/sober S. at Luess o ilsce. Dolenerrie tt " l '' WAVRL-Novesslsers, a u o d.ramico, ispic, I. W., Os Vied application for a warrant to apprehend Dr. Hunter. Be I. sack. Nado bade " firm ; a. also blow .. . t.... . imam . at K. 3. awn .. u.D., ..... Bitting, at Nisi Prius.-(Eefore Mr. Justice Mao and • esid-I have to make an application fora warrant against "• I a person aimed Booker, who c o wl rimers rdootoom H i rrperot l e .. k et s ,_7s,. r r ort .. ............. supp e7ia l__y ofT7iser..,..oets. th isziandrabsatheetzarepritmeeesib:_wwinhine,oss.fevameareowt; t i„....,. CALuby th71.e...8. ziwoo. cooft...iir MAß ra lt be. canl/4341Amerg.slis2=1.... se:p.puo.tari.ble„., Common Jury.) MAIM o. BISCILITT. I the slightest right to do so, This was an action for commission on the s ine of some Seymour-street. The ammo we have to brass egged kiln 1 . 7 ... ... d 4 00; aaaa. •oastwir, l. • paw, aoiskw i. sh . land, to Catharine Elisabeth, dattehter of W. bricks, the col feature in it being the e:iraordis•rs state- kDO lees • one than that of Lest Thursday . . Hylton sod lieertessee, minty Durham. mute of the plaff and defendant. j beard before you, dared by Hunter , against a S irr.;... "' I b.....s .88-8w . 8.4 38 i hi ° . 73 ( FL ; deers seletwiese IiILIWWICC-K7101.-Noreeeber 3, at gt• Ilaele st4 Cini t ItamPatalak h 7 the J. J. P. retcher, R. Bardwiell.,„%, Mr. net O'Brien and Mr. Beasley were omen' foe ' sad fir. Merrick, and this matter arises out of that. Tk• ' 2 . 145 W el° ° el° d eer, 1 me& of Mr I the plaintiff ; Mr. Price, Q. 0., was amine far So 1 wife of Mr. Herrick, end who Is also the Astor . Noßwlmi, Nov. 4. - Than vines • very minty supply of Bo 4" MlLDebOlti; to ismer. daughter 01 the te te t. ' Res. of A Lamle& defendant. atme•, has for some time pest been suffering from ocommeno. ; ele,w wheat at this market te•d•Ye Pot • Wolfs' supply of guTit_DosiumNo,amberW AMMO* gr i t c. Tbe plaintiff is his evident°, mid be waa the contractor floe, and from the letters which have bean published by ; old ; for the boom as advance of 2 a- to So. Per tlr• must be toe, by the Esc J. G. Debris. Mania see '• for the new Albert Bridge, about to be erected Over the ! Hunter she was induced to view benelf wader his cars 1 ,Steted• sad the latter wand Is. per qr. glare money. Busk, rm., to Camila. Loam of B. Pokes, OR Thames sear the preseat 002021131 pint and he swore pool- IBe demaeded and received of her surf limp fem. I wt t le , iserearted d =POT se hertel the dellited was oho DELTIM, tively that is llel he sold the defeedent • quaatity of ! Its. Butler then said that on the Ellth she west to Buster, Pee , end for for the bat mania' clealithe ruled la. ALLI2O.- November 2, at Inamarest. leseta werk a --12 brisks o • aowwwwwoo, wh i ch he bid se been poid. 1 who told h w . to suit( In se ea sy chair, He thaw 'ace hoo ' per qr. htgler ; eons were also takes off at fall lesesseed. sends Christian. ale - Rik Seems des* a ro of He was veil soquainte,l with the defendant, bad knows 1 something to inhale. After labelled she lost her coomions. rata. There was mach variety to the rareeke. , CROWEovember 2, at 83141120 a. MA'AM& him front the time of his birth, and knew his mother sees. though not absolutely, and the awn via thee visa • Waite wheat (weighing 6 411 .0. dda. es det ; °id red delis I - C row e d'9 . . 'Wed si , waseribreed and family well. ! emitted. Mr. Butler added-She is • peat Invalid is the (weigh* tabs), Adts. to fda• ;ne w tad ditto (=l e e ; •^I( 2, et Kass scow, rzussike Markus r a szle• A =C a l s . For the debase the &feudist west into the be: sad last stage of asiseemotion, and has not boss able to leave rod SEUL to Bilbo.k.—" 6 „..,_to 460 -2,_/ 0 . 04 20140 11 BARR/B. -Novembw.• gat -grime, Oresnwleb,Mr. swore as positively that he bad never won the pl•iatiH i her bed noes All I have stated I have takes down is tr i e r rieg Mae. t• =DIA 4 ' 12 " tip . 7 ".. • na8,..11_1/16,a= J. asnik ism r • I witting from her own lips. lam aware, sir, teat • 'Fermat Übe. te dine 1,..r.• to aid . ; ‘ wine t . • Maki. ABD.-Neresmtesr I. at Os Pries% O res Beth' Woes in his life.se re. ; as. Us• de Ets. ; bows. T. Wetland, IN& b e emee y ee d. m ow wore o ab o r o i rolosi t oo ,wo i s th o ass i p ot ty aggrieved, arid in th is ease it is utterly impartible ice : 1 d 733, s• te por t osig. ; Pka A (telaP „.. l :l , ; what, 2,193 4ts•e i li‘ tod. , ; ammo. Bdra. ".. mosai g. Ir. Se O'Brien upon that said he would cotiesst to . isin @sir be greeted upon the sweee Information of the s°'be to M IL L ' 36 ,,: t0 38 , ..„ tisa n e . n ow arejpgmggp.._iro b o a e, 3. Woodwatd, 7'eg•. cd 14 " f* which bed Wooed him to adept Hate vens I h er to leave the house. Ma Janke Mime add awe seal be so doubt the detw• Mr. Mansfield-There is that difficulty. I beteg. Olt sffill-, did 1d .......—.-- ease NA TablfaCed Mils ui Klee " St d rat la •Usfi d that the pkistiff bad perjered kieuelt i Mr. Entlar-I was thinking whet her I could be swore as 1 NoromilliaMi NOV. 4 .- fi ns ears exam** *lay Irma I ye e b u re.ewase. is as• ow et Luso% Pler kt iArses Mr. Barkent Oltries mid then we n other foots is a 4 to bar statement, which I have :mimed to writing. lip ao wear with Bleat. God loillat Of 1 osee. la LambeirdalreaUe Yr MOO d •. _ ... . .. --.. . . - • t Mr. Maaellela - No• i tbat weld sot be doss. I use la Ike BOON Itittsillserairiamilika. Tea WOK Ca.' per, Yram= I. On. ow liat Weld M lariiibbl — ii !fa le it/akin-A 4 SPORTING INTELLIGENOI. TEE LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. To rem eleroe Or Tee eirhhOo.. Rin,—The November meetings, made a pretty fair start at Worosemr, although the recoilless fears end reports that the aura wee under water were sot dispelled quickly esough for the dela to be particularly good, az apt for the two sheet mesa, the Nursery Plate ad Flying Handkep, sod hie the other events, wen of roily a psalm; lateral. T h e antra day, devoted almost entirely to inapag, was pursued aided y by the outside's, the Wont preferring to proceed on to Limon to swill to the more legitimate louder.. Here, however, the ill effect. from the clashing were too strongly apparent, for owners of bases were very lukewarm is their support, sad the only fattens of the racing were the defeat of Nullities by Tonneetor, and subsequent overthrow of the latter by . Alder" the in event proving • very tame affair in the absence of No, whose owner d* moaned the azeorations of the public for so taldity scratcling their pet. That she mold have woe there is hardly any question ; but it will not do for bakers in be ta tattooist now-a-days about getting a run for their money, end there were oast during the past week where they were es indulged, and yet were no better treated them the followers of No., This is the month wheel the public mat look well before they leap, and the analysis of a gramme like that issued for Liverpool is quite an irk, even without taking eogellace of the jumping MON which waged too swipiesees a shunter et Worcester and Lincoln for any attempt to deal with throe before me to be worth 'lire. There are no fewer than sine of them in the list, but putting the Hullers' Plate said, with ttz there are still a sore of legitimate nose to be wita daring the four days. Of these closed the entries for the two Nitre iss, the Flying ead Soften Radii:ape, and the Welter Oap, must be partisularly gratill in to the plucky promoters of the meeting ; and the peat emir, the Autumn Cup, promisee to become mostexeiturg end i unrest mg, the betting showing it to be • legitimate a ff air. The Flying Handicap is the most difficult nos of the week to tooth otos. being a half mile tly with tif %time* entries ; and as Lord Stamford possum two apparestly "good things" in Gemini and Thiamine, while Cliff's stable also boasts two flyers like Ziacs and Lucy Long, I am at a loge bow to make a vibration, though believing that thew two "urine have the wiener totems them if they can 101 l Bale, oases Persuasion coma out in her old form, in the event of whisk it woald be union to lo further foe No. 1. The Knoell* , Nursery, half • mile ok , hes 58 sub. saribere, reclusive of Tereneetor, who at Ist 21b must be very hard to beat. Venturesome at list 101 h, King of Spades at Wit Sib, and Dram as list rat, comprising the most troublesome leaking of her opponent& If beaten the trick will be performed by Vestureame, and Traumata will thee have the sin furlong Nursery the second day to fall hack ulna, but will lot Catalogs bard to deal with therein, even if the can best King of Spada, he., foe the Keewatin. The Sefton Handicap, like the long Nursery, had better stand over until after Tuesday's ratting. for we have the Flying Stakes auks, Udall* of Comma, Malaria, Lucy Long, Zoo& Penuasios. and c is animal in it, and the result of one ought to herald the winner of the other. The Welter Cup, one mile, is but • question whe ther Conuectioe is himself, the o nly other oozes tooted nearly so well as he is being the Plover. For Tbursdaylthers is only one event on the fill completes, yet, this being the mile Westmorland Cop, wherein Holstein loolu very for midable if him party made no mistake when backing him so kindly for the Cambridgeshite. Last on the list for disposal is the Autumn Cup, one mile sad a half, for which the so- apnea of thirty-woe inquies the prise being worth some 8001. to the wiener. Both backers and layers having lately had enough of speculation on greet events, what with the St. Leger. Cesare witch, and Cambridge shire, they have net laughed out upon this yet, bat bo tween sow sad the eventful hour I eateripate some brisk balloon being dose, and shall not be surprised to me same half a score badly going for good moat. John Day's party mass hove a favounte, after starter with Master Richard, John Davis, Gomm, and Nithuheys, as most also T. Dairsores, in Eland, Jupiter, or Milstein • but whet the amnions will be it ts ditliatot to determine, and 1 ens only surmise that John Davie and Biked ere the best. The market already indicates that Dalby is to he preferred to Suttee& and Valiant to Moldavia ; and ibis parr ought to gives good account of themselves, for Valiant is toned loose, sod the Chester Cap winter is mot et all over burdened wish weight. &cordate and Bhotiold, five-year olds, with det2lb esch, have nothing to complain of, magi daring what their beet performances show them to be capable of ; but when it it to be their day nolo is a mystery, Blithfield having been on the shelf almost ever niece he woe this event two year ago. Helen's day boa yet to arrive, eh* having away' failed to sullen the reputation she tar ried with her to Chester last May ; and if the many who still maintain there is • good race to her are not mistaken, sow is the time for her to de the trick, the mile sod a half being seemingly jut her wane. Farce is another turned loose one that will like the diadem& and the three year olds wihl find bat very difficult to dispose of, for Nu has platy a weight to carry, whilst Besdigo ad Salaried receive bat Slb etch from her for two }can. Besides those mentiotted above, Windham, &Dad, awl °neer two clam may figure in the prem. However, if Bendier, possesses euthenist sued so get over this course, hi. weight mutt tats him home before tomb as these, and there ceo be no question about the strong claims be pommies to be enrolled the winner, allowing that his performance through the dirt at Newinartet most not be too striody relied upon se an index to his eapabilitaill. Hirt as in this instance he won easily by four lengths, oar lying 191 b more than be is asked to do now, and a good judge like Mr. Pardee did not mind pving a thousand pboods for him, he ha only to he hacked in tamest (which Womb& however, being the cue at present) to be worth Mowing. Still I must prefer the chance of Valiant, who was deemed good enough to be heavily backed for lass year's Derby, especially as in seams to he pref.trid to Moldavia, Who ran so forward in the Cambridgeshire as to look truat weethy in himself.—l am, tee., METEOR. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. TIMIDLY. MARKETS. HARDWARE.—/3ramisoliah. Nov. 4.—The state of trade is this town Se satisfactory : with one or two excep tions, the menufacturers in all the peincipal breaches are well supplied with redoes, those corning through the facto, the being fatly up to the average of this time of year. The demand for material has in creased of lath, mid at meet of the rolling mills they are work* full dam. Is the foreign aspartame% boohoos is gather quieter, sod is all pests - bility the lull in that respect will condone : the bulk of the costinestal orders gives oat have bees worked up, and it is not likely that there will be a renewal ef them to thy extent this mama. The Ospe sod Australian trade is also doll. Os acoosat ci the Buten' markets thee. Is more doing ; the Atomism orders in ere Urge, sad have bees further increased this week. The reports in refereace to the stets of the numerous breaches ouvied on is the ad joists; district are fee the moot pert satisfactory. The bat are masufacturen at West Bromwich are well supplied with orders, and the saddled ironnicsigers and gas fitters at Wilma are tolerably busy. In castings a good moonlit of badness is being doom, mad all the large orrice in the neighbourhood of Wedembnry sad ea the Dudley aide are in fell operetta'. There is very little el seem played labour is say quarter. OOTTON.—Livisroos., Nen. 4.—A quiet market at yostorday's prima. Sales to-day 7,000 bolos. including 4,0 00 speculation anne x port. 3,000 Asocial', 19J. to 214 d.; 250 Parsam, W. ; 400 Egrotian, 19d. to WA; 3,350 Surat. 12,1. to 184 d.; ara, 16d. to 174 d.; /3eopl, Made, /so., 11441. to 14dL COTTON GOODS. MeirCEISITIN, Nov. 4. The market this week wee drpreesed. and prices drooped gra dually till Thursday, whoa the quotatioes of yarn were es mush se sd. hi some cams below the late highest rates. Yesterday there was a slight ateedying of prices, in come closet* al s better tom is lb* Liverpool gotten inertia. The supplies of the cottou market lave been 19,000 bails of American thin week. and a toed of all Made of 55,700, a lug* proportiori of whirl are long-stapld TDe malt is. at the does of the week that prises both of cloth and yarn are firmer, but egos are difficult. There bas bees rather more doing in yants for export, but home trade runs arse very fiat. For cloth sellers ask retber more them the de. pressed rates of Thursday, but imam am difficult to demi with. Them Mr been more inquiry for sloth yesterday and to-day. but the molt is busier, has ham maall. The advises from India of lower prime has a dissonregiog offset on buyers for export. WOOLLEN.—Lizas, Nov. There has been ea average atteadasee at the Coloured Bell this morning. though the chid bushman traaaaated bee been in the way of maples for the 'prim; emon. The White Hell has pre sented quite an ordluary epees:mace ; a few parcels of hair lista here bees traaaderred. along with a op:inkling of heavy goods. Sates rule Arm OORN.-CAXIMMOII, NOV. 4.-What, barley, oats vox* each la. deems& Wheat, 495. to 48.. ; berlsy, 2836 to 36.. ; oats, Ma. to 1181. ; hams, 406 to 445. Casual; Nov. 4.-We had a fair supply of grain at our market this morning. Wheat sold q ui ckly at an ad vance of la. to 1& 6d. per Online Mabel apoa last week's sates. There was a moderato dessaal for oats, at last week's quotation& Barley was 6d. per boatel dearer. Prices :-White wheat, new. 18.. to 216 6d. ; old, 19s. to 21s. 6d.; red wheat, sow, 17s. to 19a. 6d. ; ditto old, 17,. to 19s. 6d. ; barley, now, 124. to 13e. ; ditto old. 128. to I'l6 ; oats, potato new, Bs. 3d. to 9e. 9d. ; ditto old, 96 6d. to lls. ; rye, 14s. to 14s. 64. ; beans, 16a. W. per Connie busheL Flour, 2s. to 2.. 2d. per mono ; oatraral, la. 9d. is. 11d. ; ryomeal and is. 44. O, Nov. 4.-A moderato supply of wheat winch realised 3s. per qr. above the rates of last week. Barley came freely to band, but little banner dm* owing to the *onus making from 3s. to 46 pas qr. more ; the nits effected ware at advance from la. to 2s. per small show of beans and peas, which a/ao *dammed la to 2a, per qr. GUILDFORD, Nov. 4.-Theo was a good supply of wheat op n met a free sal& at as adman, of 2s. pot qr. upon the rotas of last we e c. Barley, oats, and peas realised la. I to 1 more mosey. Wheat, 365. to 61s. ; barley. 255. to 41s. ; oata, 19s. to ; peas, 375. to 395. ; rye, 27e. to 316 par qr. Hinman, Nov. 4.-A. limited supply of wheat ; primes ls. per load debtor, there being a good &mond, as also tor best malting barley, which we quote 6d. to la. per qr. dearer. Oats and beaus vary firm, bat DO highs& Who.t, red, new, 245. to 268. ; flee, old, 30s. ; white, 275. to 30s. ; doe. 335. ; floe, old, .35e. pee load. Barley, malt ing, 32a. to 39a. ; grindiog, 22.. to 30s. per quarter. OM& coarse, 16s. to 22a. ; ditto, tios, 306 pie qt. BMW, 216 to 236 ; old, 26a. per load. Lawyers; Nov. 4.-Doris; the post wink the weather has bee. more favourable, sad a considerable breadth of wheat has bee. sown. At our awn market today we had a small supply of wheat far the time el the year. The in quiry was firm at 2a per qr. duct's. New rod sold at 395. to 433. ; new white, 40a. to 46a. ; old white, 48e. to his. ; old red, 486 to 612. par 36 does. Barley was moderately -nod, sad busman was brisk, baniag to pay / - 1 0 4 No. 6,1 CASTLE W 1 Direst —NOD C VIIIIILWORTH CA:I omossolsr, losdlar vassiGlU7 os " venal mot be akar ▪ cotit az jaw t ar io ce CL •ad TEINSLA 2 NINO= Ll onion iffi e"i rrarec i, Laws at HONC Ilar NO Hamaber shtp. HMO* me 01 Else the tr Has toll asallsal" as strallalletd rag pea earn a rare u asissura-Ft. wen use saw .7A.1 iremika DOM@ pripaa. land" LC 'TIAN 1110 TIEILIV] PHIIADIL rtWI 0111710. tin Unit, /lON CITY 1 CITY 0 01 1 N CITY 01 Am;;;;.;*.., om t i za v 11r, =ffti b trx sad MOM. a. BOMYALLI la Tais i 4 1100. T = l" Reel grb L Km Ct ick sad weAot. aotl rdnipi Chaboll dolly has 11 %II T ag O" MIUM g 'bolo a taw op riza% wT. Jow M haw sotiosol onteriol ITE( -- "= et Don The nybrook ulna, WU*. 1 Condo Dl ,J. 1 a BRITON Ran Hearne &min John Drevret G. H. Barlow Sh Jas.Duko CUlrmln Arra; Wilma ADC George CM MBAs Corea Willis= Hsi Thomas B. J bees more settled this week, ass geed megrim he b oo -- nada with kid operatkras. The dimmed wei wheat at ls. to 2 e . per qr. more mosey ; add ebb, qr. tired at 535. to 46x ; old red, 48s. to 53s ; leir%r e. to 54 0 , ; new red„ 445. to 50x per 36 Mom Be s . was a fair supply of Murky, whisk east a ready prices Wan Is. per qr. 'mho: for the beet neer meltint e 3oe. ML per V. ; griadisL26‘ 30 Mose. irequiry for oats was of • thy and prime wars the turn is WM& favour ; wet, 24 25e. ; old, 265. to 30s. foreign, 265. 27.. per 24 er r s Beans wen is limited 'apply, sad ramie fill nes • 711 le. asps 37e. to 395. ; flas, 345. to 365. pat 20 slam. OziOaD, Nov. 4.-Thme wes a ism gustily d kiada of ears as Mbar, sod the market ma earl prior bathed so oPwood bigamist. Quotation, ewe follows, measly :-021 wheat, bona 465. to 54a. ter : sew whisk 40s. to 50e. ; 295. to die, 21s. to s. ; eiailbeers, 411 s. to 50s. ; beam, 467 42... ; 29 Os. to 465. ; hag gee, ex to 4t h ; flour (eitoosas), very firm at 355. per math. Persinonockia, Nov. 4.-A fair IMMO, of wimit te a lag bee today ; old la. per qr., sad sew fully 2.. 4 dearer than bat week. All spring OM Owee. higher Poloto. Itliptio, Nov. 4.-At the ommosammect of ear me" the co mmie( there was only a moderate supply ef l ot wheat and barley. The trade for wheat weehvely late rates were freely maintained, with in some eau advance of ls. to 2s. per quarter nacre mousy for goad prime samples of wheat. The barley trade OM ema i l is W 21. more mossy. Oats, beam, sad Pam aee trade. Boatmen's, Nov. 4.-At the weekly 00111 market tie s was • fair show el wheat, most of which was in fak eer dittos, and the at eadmos of the town and minty fully sa avenge one. The stands were fairly furled with the vatioes samples of wheat, barley, sad other ed i of grain. most of which were is very much improrog fe d, Um. In both white sad red best kinds of whist &smut of bushman was dome, while holden samiehi establehing an advance of le to 2a. per qualm ea di superior lots. The preesat quotations for beet old Maw s 48s. to 52a, and mks line 525. to BBL per quarter; bugdi red, 44e. to 48e., and superior 48s. to 51a. per quarter; ei white wheat, 43e. to 49a. sad red, 39a. to 46e. per Floor was spin in steady repast, sad prime about la per sock, with a fair coosiamptire em i t molds( barmy wee Inn, sad the demand Meg a heeltby, the quotation most be sated to ablnitli.i t quarter dearer, the gement twins belie 32.. to 36a., ey extra Ins samples 34.. to 41s. per quarter. Fair waggled oats were brought forward" and with a healthy demalie otholations must te noted as 6d. to ls. per gamer doe beans sad pews both very firm, and prime tad ape* In other kinds al grain there Is no alteration to be mad. Wisszoie. Nov. 4.-We had • fair raptly of sew et) wheat at market today, which was taken middy st see vanes per qr. Brim; oars •r 7 earns, and qr. dearer. Trims to the grower :-Wheat, old, eiij 50.. to 54a, 631 be. per bushel ; red, 47.. to 49a ; white, 46e. to 50s. ; red, 44e. to 46e. Oats, new, 121 A Is. I.d. per dom. Wouczerm, Nov. 4.-At this day's market tasis mess limited supply of wheat, whit* wee takes off at se them of le. to ls. 6d. per . quarter. Barley 6d. to la per (min higher, and oats held for le. per quarter more nem; beans, Is. higher; peas, usiltersd. Yost, Nov. 4. -At our market today time we not mush wheat on offer from the drowses. nen w g steady inquiry, mid bite rates were exceeded la to 2s. pig. White iampUs wire disposed el at 46a to 52.. ; rid 43.. to 475. per 36 stone. As active inquiry toth phi bi i barley, and the best malting sorts were la. to It. pie higher; in other kinds no material change. Mead ik to Va per qr. ; grinding, 28s. to 30.. pm 30 rises. out wen in email supply, sod there was a good dimmed it about 6d. par qr. on the rates of last week ; sew,* is 26e. per 24 Mose. The show of beam was eke many, ad the prices realised were fully as high as re the with el. views ; .p er r. to 42a per 38 stoma Malt 60s tolik ; rye. 28s. per qr. Flour, 33a. to 37a par seek of 211151 a KiILOALDY, Nov. 4.-At oar constry amble thir week we had moressed supplies was of psis, wore t parthalarly of barley. Demand, however, good. Wtis sad Why sold at as drams of Is. to h. per war. Oise, 66 dearer. Today we had fair supplier of thist. Inge id barley sad oath. Wheal sold at fully last week's site.. Barley issehanged. Oafs 6d. lower. Wheat, na. to Ma per qr.; barley, 275. to 345. ; oats, 22.. to 23e. WATIERPOID, Nov. 4.-Deliveries of homs.poes pale oostinue oe a limited 'pale, ad our foreign arrivals this week are only moderate. 'Phi improved Wire era si« served in the trade oe this day solosiglit still madams. Buyers operate very freely, ad with the exception maim, we mud agate note all ankh* the turn dem. Wheat. -Forei p moms off al la. per barrel over last week's miss. Irbil very scarce, and say prime samples MIL 20. fid. per barrel mote momy. Bleck coati sod basin in mall supply, sad the tarn favour of sellms. lam earn attracts a far &smut of atteatioa, bat MOl nibs sal dealers appear more inclined to work off tier late wakens than pay the fall admen, we meted is Betarday last. Flour very 6rm. Imports this weik Maize, 810 qrs. ; wheat, 7,431 ; boar, 150 sacks. this week - 720 barrels ; wheat, 232 ; oam, Bs a; barley, 493. flour, 1,020 sacks ; oatmeal, 8. OATTLE.—Comastm, Noy. 4.—la ensplissee One order loud by the mayor, medic powers gine by lie seder in wined, sio " cows, Wen, bells, bullocks, sus, Of MIMS" were offered for sale on the dun. floss pane Made was, burson, done on private 'MOWN' in the nigh. boubeed. Of sheep, to which the public market us is striated, there wee a tolerably good show bosh as ape somber mad quality, the time of year cousalered anent the show was coesidered to be one of 00 beet that his been se on arliele Sands for sou yens pose as the Saturday mussing Manure There is at present a deferredd far he tied of own, bat high prises the Wassestin of badness. Heiden doneeded from Mu S. On e bat vp to *boat noon no begin= was truposted. iet el Cheviot withers was offered at ne., sad one Ist el Wen need ewes at 22a. each. There were sword lots of bred lambs, at from 20s. to 30a., appeerdieg to bOdi extreme being rspreleated. Ose lot of crosses pos{st offer at about 255. eon ; neatens& hang wire she" 11 fen 17s. to 20s. The vaariceS was wiry slow. TBANTIO B.STURNS. muss Pr. Ma , Tend. 11911. SLIMLY& ors sown. cluodlas. UM NM Weak totting Oct. 7. • 6 Sottisen of Canada 94 576 1,599 ;17a West andlog Oet. L n Ottoma 5N Do. Oot. if — 679 as as sis UWITZD STATES AND OANADIAS XAlu DUI VMS Wsna.—There are three steamers dm at Liverpool Mis week with the United Steles and Otandlas moils. Os We needs, next, the lemon Oompsay's stesom d douse, from New York on the 28th, lad the ABn Company's steamer Nova Booties, from Quebec, silk sir responding advice*, may be expected to arrive at Lire:pod. On Saturday monsiug text, the Ousard Oompacy's Ouse Bootie, from Neer York cm the let Met, will, so (1004 mach she Norm. The National Steamship Cmpsay's steamer Pensmlvania. from New York oa the 284, nay bo looked for at Liverpool on Thursday. This stoma, bet, war, doss not carry the mails. BILPALPAST ISlVlDlAOL—Holuo3opsthic bean Cotten, sod the Medical Prolaision When " tonally, recominsd siM as being the most heal eas first In i n to this thful of rss. in ire ofceopathy l ewe Wine there were horo be to obteined.olopzratlioasUod of cocoa Whir Wow Ore to the taste or to the n omad: the est mi tither supplied In the crude Mate, or so unskiNalil mo l i • tuned as to obtain little notion J. Epps. ol Loadoit. heime pathic chemist, *es induced in the year 1839 to taro Mutts. don to this subject. and at Length iruoceeded. with its now ims at e l a borate machinery. In being the list to produs sa erg* pare iu IY onapoettion, and so refined by the perfect tritsmill it recants la the proems la palms through as to Ss mon ser. able to the Mileage ledeliell. Wee goaerai sm. Minis mesh diethigulthed as as Invigorating. grateful breaking Moot with a delicious aroma Dr. Manall, in hL work " roe its Athaterfitioes , " mar .rvgit v&risti rY I t =With, tea: yowl initnedlols meow , • gro portan wth sad suneusnoe of the body? Awe, "Asa seise* cocoa stands very much higher than either codes or tn." PIO clone —Two teaspoonfuls of the powder in a breskhst Ifilled no with boiling water or milk. Secured la tialisid -lb.. end I4b. labelled packets, aad sold at L. od. lo p " groan. coulectlosies, sad alsamisle.—[sdrertisetneut. I TM Bimk al Moms. DU= ACTUARY ANT Tbs above advantages opasosa tba pone/ tic adopted is I ralaodisrg"lunraill yam The mutual Ile new I "-- Th.ilire Um1 "81 r.1 1 rra semi livery deet Width, with hid as since Foal II SUM WIN4II am 511....Z05al . 1 Grimm; 40 We 11 i IMIARD 1 A Ouidzi T HITA mutt - Ta TR Tli TR I. Tx TH Tll TB YI.X—OX NM, and me ippolln I T B rat Lt ~'° a U l t ban SUM eie_b! MN