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

TELE CATTLE PLAGUE. A etrsueav, MO2OIV. —A con belonging to a seekinas seined Haystaff died here yesterday fray the dr was. The animal was under treatment by Mr. flapper, veterinary surgeos, the Inspector for the district, assisted be the *dewed Mr. R. Cooley, one of the nieuibers of the Lerl comeniesios. The symptoms of the disease were un taksable, sod the animal was buried with all dee pre. entitioo. This is the first approach of the disease to the valuable herds of cattle in the vale of Aylesbury. The Issa istooos, at their meeting on Brushy, issued an order, ander the provisions of the meant order in couttoil, pro hibitin the haggle' of horsed stock to all fairs ii mar bles w it hin the district for the next five week,. Su erotic—This disease beta made its appearance et Sudbury ; one now has bees attacked. but rather mildly. ' At Melfonl the cheers still prevails. It has curried off the ressaiodor of the fine dairy Ocoee 120 io number) and or bell, belonging to Mr. li. Worms's., of the Piro Farm ; Mr. Jamul Beaumont, of Crammer Farm, rod Mr. Joseph *fool. of Rowbedge Farm, have each lust several more, ha addition to those already published, making the loss of Mee former 20 beasts, ad of the latter 36. Mr. Desks hes are lost another cow, making his loss two cows. The dis ease has also shown itself moos a portion of the stook of Mr. Woods, of Bridge-stseet Farm. who has lost me cow, besides slaughtering several besets by order of the in re.:o,:.. lo the course of last week Potter,the dairy St. riming to Potter, of Relegate-street, Bury idmund'e, was attacked with the disease, and upon Mr. Taylor, vete winery surgeon, being called an, he found the symptoms each al to leave no doubt as to the Indere of the malady. Tour cowa were killed forthwith, and two or three more were separated is commerce of suspicious appearances. Every day others have been attacked, and deer have been killed under the order of the inspector ; kedged, there seems every probability that dis mitre deice will be cleared off. At Wattisfield, during the pest week, Mr. Cron Ira lest two more cows. lie has only two loft out of his dairy of seven, one of which has trovered from the disease. At Rickieghall an entirely fresh case has occurred. Mr. Charles Norton celled is the impedes on Friday, the 29th ult., and be at once embalmed and destroyed six young beasts ; two nlOlll have since fallen victims. NEP - CAST LI. —There seems to be no signs of the rattagthreheoehaving yet reached ite wont iu this town. Os ay fatal ears cams under the noire of the hispearre ; and on Sunday there were four more deaths. Two of the cattle belonged to Mr. }Dodson, who bee now *sly or loft out of twenty-two which were in his dairy a week or two ago. Three of the deaths on Sunday oc curred in one dairy, making fire fatalities sines Lai wash. These cows had been for some days under the treatment of Mr. Richardson, the manses of Messrs. liens sad King; but, as is universally the cue, without avail. The animal which Dr. Alexander was treating by hydro pithy has at lisegth succumbed to the virulence of a theme ihir seems to have no remedy. This animal bad been carefully attended by Dr. Alexander since lest Sunday. F• as these deaths, the plague has broken oat io two byres, in ooe of which there are six cows. One of the res is in Gallorpte, and close to a dairy, in which tThe bed previously been some deaths from rinderpee t . isms as they die or are destroyed, are removed to the manure works, where they are thrown into a vet of std. Patric acid. Or of the cows which died on Sunday was being removed just as the people were coming out of tho ehurehee, sod the spectacle of a dead cow being carted ftireneh the resets at melt as hour excited per attendee. Os Sunday, 32 heed of cattle arrived at Newcastle by the lend Rat ilia. from Rotterdam. They were nerved to the yard on the New-road, where they were examined by Mr. 'Wilkinson, sod owing to the appearance of two of them, Nr. Wilkinson ordered the lot to be kept is quareatine. Netecosrle Chronicle. EDINDUROII.- - Seven new cases of rinderpeat have been reported to Professor Dick, which bre occurred in city byres already infected, and two new eases in byres at Roseburg. Four new cases have been reported in the same interval from two byres in the south side of the city which have hitherto bees exempt from dimes. Sevin cows lave died is city bytes, and two in byres at Row burn. Total number of new oases reported sacs Friday, 13 ; number of deaths, 9. Since the outbreak of the plague in the Edinburgh byres early in Augur, 390 cows have been affected. Of these, 320 have died or been killed to prevent infection of healthy stock, 36 have reco vered, and 31 ere still ill. The plague has been present in about 70 byres during these two mouths, and in some of them has carried off the entire dairy stock. The total Dumber of byres within the muskier' area was estimated by Dr. Littlejohn shortly before the entre* of the plague at 171, and the number of cows 2,o6s.—Scotsount. It is to be feared that the cattle plague has broken oat amongst the sheep on the farm of Mr. Thomas Grille, Broadmead Manor Farm, seer Folksier.). It will be remembered that between the 15th and 20th of Sep tember Mr. Grille lost the whole of his valuable stock elf dairy coos by the cattle plague. On Saturday night Mr. Griffia's shepherd went has usual nand of the farm, arid there was nothing in the appearance of any of the sheep to Ind him to suspect anything was the matter with this., hat ea Sunday morning on visiting a flock of 72 breediss pees, is excellent condition, which were placed together Is. on. field, he found air of the number more or lies offered with a sort of paralysis of the limbs. Some of them mewed about with difficulty on three legs, others had their Isar Ism stiffened and drawn together underneath them.end, em attempting to move patched head foremost. After lying down a short time the complaint seemed to Moor worse. During the day the whole of the 72 sheep were Noised with symptoms precisely similar, and the sheep got worse in road of better oa Sunday 'nosing. Mr. Griffin wrote the particulars of the symptoms and lest them off to Professor Garoges Mies him to visit the farm if any danger to his large Socks of sheep was to be apprehended from the same genres. The sheep in eotion run io the same fields with the cows which fell u m nder the cattle plague, and Mr. Griffin has little doubt that the rme dreadful cropland , has attacked his flock. Oa Saturday morning. two but locks, which had hese loam-strong, were washed ashore a little to the east of Folkestone, where they were found by the Coastguard men. As It woe suspected that they had dirndl of the plague they were buried near the spot in which they were found.— /Centre Owette. - We are sorry to say the plague is still raging in Lewes, but at present only 14 claims for compensation have been made on the East Sussex Insurance Assoc-astir, viz., I from bfidd, 2 firm Bareembis, 1 from Riogmer, and 3 from Crowboroegh. We understand the disease has broken eat with great virulence on the farm of Mr. John Mitchell, of Harstpierpoint who hoe 30 animals insured is the as sociation, and it is much feared the larger portion, if not the whole, will be lost We understand that the number of insurers at present is 667, and that they have insured epwarde of 14.000 beasts. Daring the past week Mr. Thompson. of Worpleedon, has lost 12 head of cattle ; Mr. Funned, 16 ; Mr. Ede, of Wood-street, 1 ; Mr. Wilsoe, 3; Mr. Virgo, of Worrell, 1; Mr. Hemming, of Woserels. 1 Oaring slaughtered 61; Mn. Bougbtoo, of Wonersh, has Ind all her cows. Mr. Wilson, of Stoke Perk, killed re of his best CAWS on Friday monolog, the animal showing symptoms of disease, sad be is afraid others are in the same condition. W e regret to say there is no abetment is the proper of the dieser. —Burry Standard. THE SHERI. DORIES ix Nogso Letheby, Professor Symeeds, Dr. Budd (of Ciittoc), Mr. Cooly (of the siedieal department of the Privy Council), sad Professor Yarnell (of the Soya Veterioary College) have paid a visit to Crowe Point, near Norwich, the property of Mr. R. J. H. Ramey, ]LP., slate dimes) prevail/ among a large dock of *ape( a similar character to that now racing among cattle. Hr. C. T. Reed. M.P., and • number of practical farmers were she) present. The number of 'beeper' the property at Ist was 2,074, of which about 1,200 am still Reap The hest death in the flock occurred Sep- Posher 9, and the sheep have aim* been dying at the rate of 25 to 50 per day. Postmortem examinations were made of than or four sheep, and on the coat of the fourth stomach there were spots similar to them observed fa bullocks dying of the cattle plague. The lungs were also very much cagested, and Mr. Woods and one or two other gentlemen appeared to be of opinion—an opinion in which they were supported by two aberberds—that similar appearances had been before observed in diseased sheep Which had come under their notice. Dr. Budd stated that the appearances he had seen in the animals examined resembled those which woes seen is animals dying of the cattle plague. and which were believed to be cheracteris tie of that disorder, but at the same time he would rather withhold • final opinion on the point till the Met of inoculation bad been applied. He waa, however, inclined to the opinion that it wee the same diseue in cattle lied sheep, bat he would not say so for certain, because experiments were wanted before coming to a final conclosion. Mr. Ceeley Said his opinion was precisely the same es that expressed by Dr. Budd. Professor Vareell said he agreed with all deat bed been said as to the examination. Mr. Woods Mid his opinion was very strong, and lie was prepared to Wag that opinion to the teat of evidence, contrary to that depressed by the professipal gentlemen. ARRIVAL OP DISRASED CATTLE IN MILFORD OLvis.—At a meet meeting of the magistrates for the asset, of Pembroke held at the Shire-hall. Haverfordwest, •111 inspector for the harbour of Milford was appointed, sad eke imperious, and wisdom of this step have now appeared from die feat that, on Thureday lea, Mr. D. E. Jamas, *A inspector, detected several diSsesed {beep among a of 404, which was Woe landed at Neyland from a• board the Falcon, from Cork. The vessel toothiest also 52 horned cattle, and 13 pip. The inspector slates that the symptoms of the diem* were similar to them in cattle. knows as the " cattle plague, " or the " rinderpast." There were several persons on boa rd the Faisal, but no ace would owe the infected cheep, end epos tie inspector informing them that the unmet. must be either slaughtered or net landed, the 011DIlls elested o to r at . act again to see, with tba latention of Paling for whermeen Mr. James istmedistely telegraphed to the Com Mm-house officers at that port. We ars hap to state that her Majesty's officers at the port of Milford acted is Paean with the inspector, which is • matter of great imoortaace, as the duties of the latter are thereby comoiseedely lessees& and his abases of suocamfelly perfermiag them pogrom theately inereamd.—Cpsbra Daily Leader. Tin AMORAL FITZROY TIEITIIIONIAL FORD.— oompliikaa• with • request from the eommitiss. Mr. Gberies Shaw the emeetery of the Royal Apieultesall Ba spelset lustieutien. hes *assented to net es hem mem try to ties ahem lestimealal fund. L FAntEgA, VUEBDAY T6CT-613ER 10, 1865. . . LAW INTkli 1 4 kiGEN CE. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. . . 1 snicwhossi. Mom. -400, h ft, lest ball of Ab. M. M r. H. Ch ap lin' I last 7lb, apt Admiral flour's Saro bet 71b. i — o --___. Tan 'D o n 5 2 A2222 of $1 soya. each, It ft, for°2-yr-oble. I (en . . ..ouil_ _day) ; oohs, s,t 101 b ; DOUBT OP BANKRUPTCY. —Oct. 9. TELE NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER IT. rue at 1 500 kio 440 in 1 1 3 65 1, fillies, tat lb r them got v atria mamas or out of un- 1 . (Before Mr. Coeuniamer °outlet:a.) MEETING.tried mares allowed Sib, bit Poly one allowarest ; Bosh in. 1 ur RR R. COLEMAN. The IMF IMPFOseh 01 the 00 **bui" ffi"B as !inges t- 'To :us spin at Newmarket on Widows:lay to the Seised Th o h as keept, • wine-merchant. in Meg e ntstrae. ea use to the opening day of this meeting wb eh it wou ld not October Meeting. 1863 ;50 eove. each, It ft ; colts, Bst 10lb; l sew h ere , i s better known from hie monezi on with IL otherwise fur votwithstan din g the formidable ith• fillies, &it lib; with the same snowmen for untried ital. Blood's, the celebrated topiewalker, to w hom he had acted e pearance the opening day's programme, the card was bone and mare as at Stockbridge. T.Y.O. Air f leans (6 -- es meager and treasurer. The case has been frequently wads TIP * 1 & large number a noes, bat most of then. of a 140 yea d a .) The minuet at Stooltbndp, 31b extra at Ma- before tig. wort The liabilities as disclosed by the en ple log character. The weather has at length changed to ! market ; sod th ose hones that run se Stockbridge ( the mete of Meese. Bart, amount in round numbers to . • • wwwaabis temperature, which was highly appreciated by wines, excepted) allowed 4th. (47 subs.) .J.4ll.l"b°' 40 , ~ o f which 12.601/1. is due to M. Bloodie. The mate all mdaradiimot wee, ‘cdthe heavy rain "at came down dotinge Sun- Gres. *Kr. Pi" ' ti°l" " Cl4 " wi ' Li kute i 8°64 En ' are upwards of 1,000 1 . ; the property held as acuity is I Su Slier ,310). liasoldean (31bl, Mrs. Day, Sweet nne,,..ttlil re turned at 14,5651. 0110/ ny was v ary beneficiid to the heath. Th day often:non " special" from Shorediteh brought down St. Allsius's--Doralice (S ib), *a by Promised Lend — Robef This wee an Wearied sitting for examination and dia -1 the weal freight of the racing fraternity, but the town, Hi g h (111 b), tbralda, Salsbury, Centaur, *King Hal (31b), chug,, It was aoknawledged, bed never been duller on t here tho daywas Monaca (31b), Mazurka, * Toothsome (MI. *by Van Mr. Graham, the official amigos* . Mated that the assets preceding the Seined October kleettng. T Galen—Suter to Donna del Logo (31b), oby Newmiseter— hod ...fi or d 1,3001. o attempt at speouletion on the Cearewitch either on Miss Lavieia, *Mineral, La Favorite (Sib), Simonetta The Hr. Begley, teethe assignee (H. Bloodin), did not oppose. lie Cambridge platform or at the rooms during the Primate (Mb), Student (31b) (31b ex), Adelina (31b), Florida, Siece the last sitting, amendments bad been made in the *Tains. sad the thine apathy was observable during the Artesian, lirodoaeld (31b), Stsghouod, Lord Portsmatitlea o ua g, end some articles of jewellery, which had been ! morning. Though the twang ocounienoed io fine weather, Robin Hood (Sib) (3lb at), a h King Tom, dam by the ed with Mr. Attenborough si nce the bankru p tcy, for le several mart showers fell during the afternoon. Th e cor,Equilcc_Lohogs" (Sib), 'Sealskin (3113), Stilton, about 70 1 . . bed been given up, Mr. Atteoborough being p ' contents were decidedly tame, and with the exception of (31b), The Zingyni, *Childs., Willie Sharpe, Lord Lyon n 2 advised that , under those circumstances, be had no right ' Hippolyta's triumph in the handicap over the Ceserewitch Amnia 131b1. *The Black Prints (31b), DN.' Be f uni '''' to hold them. There wea now no objection to the bank course, which had the effect of giving • fillip to her stable imirch (311-,), King Christian , csiissmsiss. onsn F. f .. .., companion, Zephyr (who for the big race of the morrow was ( Jib ). Those marked (*) are allowed 41b, acoording to the ai met ling: Mr. ft. Griffiths. on behalf of two huge creditors, stated in increased demand), there was nothing traespired cinditioss. worthy of e Second October fdeetiog. Breadalbene in the , THS„ that be should o ff er no fur ther o pp osition. The bankrupt WILTON STASES of 50 sot* Gab, 25 ft', for 'Y r ' had withdrawn an Imputation as to the character of the Free Handimp gave another tents of hie superiority by coo. I , olds • Dolts, Bet 10Ib ; fillies, Net 6lb. Last three-quartet* mitten supplied by Messrs. Month, and had rendered every ceding 1116 to a tried public horse like Sydmontoo, beating ;of R.M. (1 mile 17 tads). (13 sobs.)-1 by Stockwell— i woo to hi s °T aw.. him sad four others without ever being fairly antacid& Down with the Dust, Jack-in-the-Green Lschia, The Pd• eal li r Davis., n behalf of Messrs. Coverdale, stated that Particulars of the day's Dicing are appeoded. .011 . . , mate, Jumoa, o by Brother to Birdno-the-W keg—Rapid their opposition was also withdrawn. HANDICAP PLATE of 50 Boa., for Ityr-olds and upward& moo d s d.j., Burner, The Bugler, Leybourne, Coteeir, His Honour observed that if any creditor bad a reason Ceterewitch Course (2 miles 2 furlongs 28 yard.!. Lady Sophie, thorn, Ptiooe, and Ithparionee (dead). 'to Oomplain it was M. Moodie, for the bankrupt had Baron Rothschlld's L 2 miles by King Tom—Danghter of the Mar. a yes, Set 12th mills) 1 TUB fIaDYORD STASES of 50 sows. each, t : —.__.. h I • colts *. t ted him most cruelly. Me w. K lore.' beard, 3 yrs, sat illti , 2,,2) 2 Bet 10 1 b ; filli e s , Bst 716 ; wieners of • sweepethemanionos- Mr. Reed , for t h e h so e su pt. urge s th a t th i ns would be Mr. Baseman's Threadbare, 3 yrs. sat 71b (Murray) 3 tog to 50D sea. with tea subsibers or upward*, 71b ; all a considerable dividend. Pettus also ran. other wieners Of sweepstakes or plat es, 31b extra ; weights His Honour mid the bankrupt was very mach indebted Betting : 6 to 4 apt Hippolyth, 2 to 1 apt Threadbare, . s oeumulaties up to 101 e, Beaty stakes C a w. 16 r ar l aa p). —•---- . • to the kindness of his creditors, and be might take his and 6to 1 each apt Lizard anti Pelios. Hippolyta made (14 cube.)—Clans, Hobs, Sister to Harry Wile, eby the „...4.„ of discharge. the running, waited upon by Lizard, until • quarter of • ' Plyiog Dutchmau—Marlette, Date, Bea Battle, Magician 1 '''''''' -- mile trout loose, where she drew away and won easily by a ! (3lb ex.), innately, (bred in France), Gonna. asetionald i hula Threadbare wasa bed third. (711:1 ex.), Sir Lydeten, sr by King Torn, dam by The Owe — DICAP SWIZPOTAKIS of 20 move. each, and 5 if de. Eqoatne, Kea (3(b ex.), sod Tae Ziogyal. Blared, to to the owner of the second bores ; for 3-yr-olds Tag Scher sTAILEs of 50 Bove. each, h ft, for 3-yr-odds; and upwards. T.Y.O. (11 subs., 4of whom paid 5 son. oohs, Sat 101 b ; 'fillies, Set 71b ; winner of an xtra, y on' of vi the k each.) following stakes, bib ; of tiny two of them, 71b ez. Lord Westmorland's Kilkenny, by Daniel O'Roure— the Two Thousaod Guises& ocOne Thawed Guineas Salim Mary Jane. 6 yrs, Sit tae (J. Ouster) I I at Newmarket, the Derby or Oaks at Emma, the Priors of Mr. Carr s Regius 4 yrs Tit sib )6. A" ' " Wales's Stakes at Ascot, the Cams Yorkshire Stakes at Baron Itothaooki s Lambell, 3 yrs, 74 131 b (Daley) it The tollowleg also tau: —Crytheb, Lord Douglas, Alba UM, York , nd the St. Leger or Doe Stokes at DOD/satin • the and crossbow. end to save his stake. R.M. (1 mile 17 7410 Betting :4to 1 apt Lord Douglas, 9to 2 apt Regina, 5 (11 sabe.)—King Charming, Dou Basilio, Begmelle. Pate: to 1 apt Kilkany, 6 to 1 each apt Orytheis arid Alta Ica, The Deka, Wild Agnes, Le Mandarin, Oppressor, Lee. 100 to 16 apt Crossbow, and s to 1 apt Cunha. Zomba, Gulathsre, and A=l= 3l4o '( slll ex.) Kilkenny wide on the right made play,Lord Dangles in the A BoritentrAxea of 50 sem each, h ft, for 2-yr-olds ; Centre of the course heading the others till within a due cols , list 10 1 b ; fillies, Bst 7 1 b, not implied in the July, Mace and a half from home, when he dropped bath, and Chesterfield, Rutland, Clearwell, or Prendergast !Stakes ; Regina took amid place, but failed to reach Lord Westmor• winner of 200 eas• or upwards, 51b extra ; maidees at land's oolt, who woo easily by three lengths, Regina beating lowed 31b. Criterion Course (5 tattoos* '2T2 yards.) Cambial the same distance for arced plea. Crossbow was (6 cabs.) —Antique . Vertumnus, Laughs= (51b ex.). eby fourth, Alice Lee and Crytheia, ones together. fifth and Brother to Bird-oarthe-Wieg, dam by Melbourne—Mies sixth, Lord Douglas being last, several lengths off. Whip, Nada La Germane (bred in France). BWILIFitTAKI3 of 300 nova, each, h ft, for 2.yr-old fillies, THISSISDAT. diet 10th each ; those out of mares that never bred a wiener of r . . ova allowed 31b. T.Y.C. (4 suite.) A HANDICAP PLATE OF 100 SOTS, for 3- yes -olds and up- Mr. Pardoe'd Lus o' Uowrie, by Dundee—Belle, Itst 7lb wards ; eetranoe, 3 eon.: A.F. (1 Mils 2 halals 73 yards.) (t o p.) I A PLATT of 50 sous .; 2-yr-olds, fat 1016; three. Set Mr. Mart's 'Melba, Mt lelb (A. Edward') 2 10(6: four, 9st tilb ; five, six, mad aged, 9st 10th; I Lord Gusgun's ally, by brother to Dird on the WWI— maiden 3-yr-olde allowed 51b ; tour and upwards, nutter, 84 7lb (Castello') a 12lb ; winner of a sweepstakes value 300 soya. (itioludiMg Bating : Evince Marotta, 5 to 2 eget Lase o Goa* the value of any cup or prise), 3lb ; of 500, 7lb extra ; err ata 3to 1 apt the Flutter filly. Upon the Hag falling,Lam t rio ... 3 so r e . RCM. (1 w it s 17 " s m. el Gowns was the first to show, but in • few strides wea A Swithrerames of 10 sova each, for 2-yr-olds ; coils, hooded by Minolta., who entered the cords in advance, but Bat 10th ; Mims. Fist 816 ; the winner to be sold for 1501. if belt way up was challenged by Mr. Pardoe's filly, who woe, d oola isted, ka. T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 140 yards.) after a tine race, by a bead ; the Flutter filly • bed third. A SWItinITAX3II of 10 sows. each ; 2-yr-olda, Est 131 b ; PLATS of 50 son. for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Set 101 b ; sums, three, est 101 b ; four, 9st 3lb five and upwards, 'JA 61b 84111 b. T.Y.C. the rimer to be sold for 3001. I t demanded, Po. T.Y.C. (5 Mr.W.Morris's Ambltion,by Brother to Blrd on the Wing forhoip 140 yards ) . —Ls Bs le Alice, Bst 810 (3. Adiuns) 1 Baron Rothschlids Risser Li Amber, 84 Mb {Maley) 1 A liwitheithAele of 10 an. each, foe 3-yr-olds ; colts, Set Mr. S. Rogers's Mies Noland, SA rib (1. Llano) a 10lb • fillies, Bet 71b; the wiener to be sold for 1001. if The following ale, ran : c by Brother to Bird on the Wirig , demLilled, har. T.Y.C. (5 farleep 140 yards). Carthusian, Antique, e Pas Roland—Pease*, Alberta, Radon. The Mintheasse Oaks, a sweepstakes of 25 aye each, I Ma. Yitatierbett. Toe Vector, Maas Harriette, Fortuna; and 10 ft, with 100 &dad, for thre. , ysar-old fillies, fiat 101 b ; health the second to receive 100 eon ; wooer of the Geo Thousand Bettie' : 4to 1 apt Alberta, sto leech apt Arabitio a Guinea or Two Thousand Gamma the Oaks or Derby, the , ' and lbw Harriette. 7to 1 apt Miesltoland, 10 to 1 apt Prince of Wales's Stakes at Ascot, the Yorkshire Oaks at Fortunes. and 100 to 8 sgst any other. Ambitioa was York, or the Park Hill Stakes or St. Leger at Doncaster, first off, closely followed by Alberta and Sister to Amber. 7th extra ; and the snood in the Derby, Oaks, or The Rector cm their right, main the others to the foot of St. Leger, 3lb extra ; -penalties not accumulative: the hill , where The Rector gave way, and Mies Roland and ma idens , if the, have newer eared the i r d a m i o Fortuna improved their positions. After entrap' the the abovenamed rase, allowed 71b. T.M.M. (1 wide 1 cords, Aim Roland took third place, and joined ilea with 7 furloop 158 yards). (51 subs.)— Cordelia, Cheverette, Ambition and Sister to Amber, with whom a floe mom home Mosoowa, Tibia, Mainsail, Enehanuesa, }Umiak& (7lb ex.), stunt. Auibition anteing in the lest few strides by • bead. poll Bond Adolot a ik poems. Price ~, a vhd,... s at ., Firmer to Amber, second, finished only a abort head in ad- to Le& Acosta. Blaine, Prosperity, Fres, Bow Bell, vases of Miss Roland. Alberta waa fourth, Fortuna Comma, Araocaria, Olive, Andromeda, Aliso, fby Must filth, Labelle sixth, The Rector eat, Mr.. Fitzherbsrt, _H eir id so . L i ght B.A. idoodo k t i, Lo , p into ... heaths off last. , Fronde, Anadyomene, Lay Rolla, Ethel, Qualm Mazy, 1 HANDICAP SWEEP3TARS3 of 10 sots each , for 2 an d Cantata, Nukuhriva, lhoudins, Crow's Nest, Lovelace, 3• olds. T.Y.C. (16 subs.) Love Apple Saffron Desire, Trapeze, &date, Wide - Mr. Smile's Kingltorn, by Banntersr— Middleton Maid, 2 224. 0.22 SID (fiezt able) 1 awake, Sohrek Girl, thisdops, Sallie, Furze Chat, Sallie& Mr. J. B. Morris's Rose Cheri, 2 yrs, 64 3 lb Neartil eld) 2 Calerrims, Isabel, Yalta (Paid). r anIPIt (!AW). Lady Diana Lord Westmorland', &gum, 2 yrs, fist 10th .... (Ken) on) 3 (dead). Betting :6to 5 apt Seguin, sto 4 apt Rise Cheri, and 111INZWAL or THE BILITBT STAMEN OF 100 Kim each, h ft, sto 1 apt Kiegboro. Rose Cberi, on the left, made play, for 2-yr-old fillies, Bet 1010. Last these-quarters of R.K. followed by Begum, with Kingborn lying off tilt rising the (17 eats ) —Stookurgs, Puriankey, fleabane, tby Kiss Tom hill, whoa he drew up, and heedieg the pair, won cleverly —Tight-fit, f by King Tom . Matthaei.% Lady Sophie, by • nook. Rose Cheri defeating Lord Westmorland's oat Liebe, A 01•1012, Suter to Mime, Sister to Merry Wite,Calli by three lengths for second place. polio, Mineral, Mingle, Wild Briar, f by Musjid—Shir- Pax HANDICAP Bw/MMlTAggia of 50 Bova each, h ft, for masher's dam. Valeria, Paean, Pletwell. 1 yr-olds, women after Jae 13, Sib extra. Rowley mile. A ISWEEPSTALgs of 500 sore. each. 200 ft. for 3-yr-olds • (9 subs) colts, Bst 101 b ; tidier, Sat 71b; winner of the Two T hoaseß kir. Cheplin's Breadalbane, by Stockwell—Not Bonny, Guineas, One Thousand Games, Derby, Oaks, oe Da nt 716 Custanoe) 1 caster St. Leger, 516 ; sad of any two of those stakes, 1016 Lard Portsmouth's Sydoseaton, lit 1016 (tn 61b extras extra • maideas allowed 7th. B.M . (I mile 17 yards.) ((S. Covey) 2 . . U. Trashes Quaker, amt 6113 * Rd ..., s (3 subs.)—Bedminster, Liddingtoo, Chattaooogs. The fallowing abo ran s—rentaloon. Teacredu Orient/is. A SWIMPSTAKM of 300 &ova each, h ft. for 2.yr-olds ; Betting : Eva on Breadelbene, 7to 2 apt Sydmontoo, CAUL Sat 10ib ; fillies, Sat tilb ; the predate of untried mares and 6to 1 bar two. After several breaks away they were alloeed 31b. Bred), Stakes Course (6 furlongs). (5 sub.) despatched oe good terms, Quaker showing slightly in ad. Saes Si, The Primate, Lein o'Goirrie, Prin ce of Walser, Rosa vanes, attended by Wartime and Tamale, till within • (Jib). quarter of a mile from boon, where Sydmooton took up the running, babas Pantaloon oe the left sad Breadalbene Go the whip head. Breatiog the bill Mr. Chaplie's home hooded Sydniootos (who wax at once "io trouble), and quitting him the son of Bliek Bonny cams on at his as:, wastes In • meter by four letsgtha. Pantaloon being eased enabled the Quaker to Muth third, two leoglls in rear of Sydaionton ; the others pulling up. THE Ocroaga PZODOCII STAINS of 100 sows. each, h ft, for 2•yr-olde ; colts, list 1010 ; fillies, Bst Ma; those by na tried mares or stations allowed Sibs. Last five furlongs of A. F. (8 nubs.) Lord Standard's Saes, by Voltlgenr—Vanity, Sat 71b, (Carrolb w. 0. A Feu HANDICAP SwISEPSTAKRB of 50 move. each, h ft, for 3-yr . ields and upwards • ensue after the planation of the waging bib extra. firetby Stakes Conroe. The bud mix farkege of RM. (3 subs.) Boron Rothschild's onnevere, by Ring Tom—Gballe, X yrs, 74 bulb (Derrell) 1 Mr. G. Angell's Lady Valentine. 3 pre. eat 101 b . Man I y) Mr. Merry 's Pilgrim, 3 yrs, 7st 7lb ( . 11. Covey) Betting : 6 to 4 apt Pilgrim, 7 to 4 apt Lady Vales tine, and 2to 1 apt Guisevem. The latter made play throughout and woo cleverly by • length ; Pilgrim, who ran unkiadly at the finish , beiog three lengths in rear of Lady Valent ine. RII3IZWAL or THE SWIZPSTAILE3 of 50 move each. 30 ft, far 3-yr-eld fillies, Bst lOn ; with maiden sinews& Diteb mile. (8 abet Count V. de thgrange•s La Fortune, by Ilta-Gbdistor— Bathlide ) bred In Prams), eat 11..1b . ...( B. Gnmshaw) w.o. Swesewrease ol MO soya each, tat, for 2-yr-old illres, Bst 1016 each ; these ant of mares who never bred a winner allowed 31b. T.Y.O. (3 subs.) Marquis ot Bastbip . Mra Day, by Knight et Kars Jmose, bet loth (Cannon) w.o. MArea : 100, h-ft ; list 1016 each. Lest half mile of B.C. Admiral Rous's SA Sophia, 2 yre Lord Glasgow's Mater to tbriediem (dead) • CESAREWITCH BETTING. Some heavy speculation took place after the racing oa the members 'ambling in front of the rooms before aJjouroieg to dinner, and as the quotations fluctuated in a remarkable manner, we have considered it expedient to amalgamate the betting on the cause with the following bat, which contains the correct prices laid at 6 o'alook, in which time the as semblage of speculators dbpereed for dinner. John Davis was remarkably firm on the -cures and when the betting.- opened a the return to the town; but in a short tiros a fierce hostility set in against him, inconsequence of an %tempo:dad demonstration in favour of his stable companion GolliOrs. The following are the quotations : CIMARKWITCR. 11 to 2 agst Salpinctes 3 A 3 20 to 1 apt Gomm (t fl off/ 000 to 36 Brownßreadl) 9to I Alabama (t) 1000 to 30 Vertugardlirt ) 11 to 1 Privateer (t) 1000 to 30 Nuneaton (off) 100 to 8 Zephyr 4) 1000 to 30 Farce 3t) 16 to 1 John Davis (on) no to 30 F.dinbundd(off) 100 to 6 Dweller (I) 40 to 1 Peed Dtver(off) 20 to 1 Morns Dancer 60 to 1 Solon (off) (t and off) 60 to I Ghats gelding 20 to 1 The Clowit(t (off) off) & 200 to I Breese (oft) BETTLNG AT MIDNIGHT. CIMAZEWITCH. 6to 1 apt Salptuctes !.doff) I 20 to 1 apt MornsDancer(t) 10 to 1 Alabama (t) IS to 1 Nuneaton (t) 11 to 1 Privateer (off) MOO to 10 Brown Brad(off 101 to g blemere (t) 40 to 1 Pearl Diver (off) 13 to 1 Zephyr ( t) 50 to 1 Solon (off) 14 to 1 John Davis 3) 6O to 1 Han wife (off to ) 109 6 Getman ioff) 60 to 1 —0) le le 1 Clown (o 12) bri to 1 Rd ▪ (off) Nothing doing on the Cambridgeshire. TEE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Louis Jourdan' sad Alexandre Bardie,ltlie tire Promlt• men who have been in custody far emeral weeks, epos the charge of unhiwfully corileg together to defraud the Bebop of Zamora, the op of Hildesham, and edam permed. of distinction la different parts of the °oedema, and the &leisbemuse, AWN:lint Joardain, who represents herself to be the wife of the finameetioned prisoner, were brought before the Lord Mayor for hirtber exa mination. Mr. Wonkier and Mr. Beard main appeared for the pro secution, on behalf respectively of the Italian consul and the German Legal Protection Society ; Mr. Templetnau defended the Jourdaine; and Mr. Buohman appeared for the defendant Barthe. The prisoner Alexandre Barth. was first placed at the bar. After a good deal of evidence had been heard, Mr. Hamilton, the inspector of the City detective police, who has taken a very active part in getting up the ems against the mimosa, having been sworn, stated that one of his otfiosn was on the continent, and he believed that on a tater° day he should have some important testimony to lay before the mart. The Lord Mayor said he felt it to be hie duty to rimmed the prieoners for another week. BOW-STREET. William Brooks, carman in the employ of Misers. Beath and Soo, the extensive oemagents is the Strand. wee brought up for final examination (having been several times remanded) on numerous charges of embezzlement, god ea the charge of stealing a gold ring. It appeared that it was the prisoner's duty to take out parcels of mwspepen and deliver them to the newevaidore whom Mean. Smith supplied, receiving is return a parcel eoetainieg the orders for the next day, and the money to pay for them. O. the morphs( of the 25th September, out of 61. wbioh he bad received in this manner, be kept back about Ws. which he never amounted for. He thee she:coded: Information was given to the polies, and Sergeant Ackrell, of the F dirisioe was in search of lam till the 28th September. On Omit day he received information that the papoose was lodging at a coffee-house in Drury-court. He watched there until two o'clock in the morning, when the prisoner came home. Aekrell told the prisoner he was a sergeant of police, and had to apprehend him on the charge of 'Malin 30s: He Said he mummy for it ; he must have last the money. At the stationlouse AckreU searched him, and totted, sews into the lining of his waistcoat, a pawnbroker's duplicate for a gold ring, pledged for 10s. The ring wee identified by a young man named Lee.., a bookseller's assistent, who had been lodging in the same room (double-bedded) with the primmer, and had missed the ring from his box oe the 27th. He valued it at 32.5. A number of newevandore proved that they had delivered various paresis to the primer, whieb had never bees amounted for. I. each cam Mews. Smith, to save Isom venieece to customers, had supplied the paper, and sub mitted to the lose. He was committed for trial on three charges of ember demerit, and on the charge of stealing the ring. CLEMEENWELL. Joh,' Bantus a stout built young fellow, who is well koowu to the polies, was charged with stealing a port manteau containing goods to the value of 401., the property of Mr. Michael Kenney, an asylum attendant, of 26, Play house-yard, St. Luke's. Mr. Ricketts, solicitor, of Frederielxetreet, Gray's-inn toad, prosecuted ; arid Mr. Lewis, of Ely-place, defended. It appeared from the evidence of the presenter that, oe the morning of Tuesday, the 25th about half-past 12 a.m., be got out of a nab at the corner of Golden-lam, and took with him his portmanteau. He had Not proceeded far before the prisoner offered to carry the poetmanteau if the complaisant would give him a shilling. This the complaisant consented to do, and they both proceeded as far as the owner of Pleyhouse-yard, when two men stopped the prose : gator pod spoke to him, and when be turned round he found that the prisoner was goes, taking with him the portmanteau. He gave information to the police, and the prisoner was apprehended about three hours a fter wards, and placed with another man similarly dressed. The prose cuter at ogee identified him as the man who had stolen his BETTING AT MANC CASABA' 6 to 1 agst Balphmtea 10 to 1 Privateer (th off) 10 to 1 Alabama veal CHESTER,—MospAy. [WITCH, 10 to 1 apt Clown ft) 20 $ 1 John aerie (t) 26 to 1 Nolon :t) • IS to 1 Count 4.vonir(o(l) Uto 1 Edinburgh (t; 60 to 1 Pearl Inver (t) 60 to 1 Boman (off) ri 70 i oZtregii (Ofi:t is _ _ to 1) , 16 t, 1 Morris Dancer (ta 15 to 1 Zsphyr (off, t to to 1) p Ppolioroerty. e-000stable Miller, 148 0, said that be took the prisoner into custody, sod when be told him the charge, be said he knew nothing at all about it. He had since war kiwi that one of the prisoner's companions, who was in custody at Harrowgate for robbery, was wearing some of the prosecutor's property. The prisoner bad been °Deviated no leis than ten times of felony. and was well knows as the captain and trainer of young thieves, and there were now thirteen boys suffering imprisonment in Holloway Gaol, who bad been convicted of felony, and who had been tutored by the prisoner. Mr. Ricketts said at the trial he should, he understood. be able to show that the prisoner was now on ticket of CAMBRII 10 to 1 apt Costardeastle O ISBIIIII.I. I 34 to 1 apt °outran (3) CRICKET. ELEVEN OF ENGLAND v. EIGHTEEN GENTLEMEN OF PUTNEY, WITH T. GUNN. This match was played yesterday, ou the Half Moos Ground, Pettey, for the benefit of T. Guam and A. Taylor, of Surrey. The eighteen had lost 9 wickets for 125 rues, when raio pat a stop to the play for the rest of We day. This betas a owl day's match it ended in sant,. Mr. Guy. b Martin Mr. Seymour, nut out l.l Mr. Teodd, c Adana. b Bak Mr. Oath. b Bush Mr. Wood, b nosh Mr. J. Merinere. b Bush Mr. Carter. b Bush Mr. W. Manor., b Shepherd Mr. rialawhitc, b Shepherd Mr. Readied. het out Mr. Shears, not oat Edina Total 125 Umpires—O. Budd and B. Neal. .Received forfeit Paid ENGLAND V. EIGHTEEN OF ESHER CLUB. This match was commenced at Esher yesterd►y, and when the stumps were drawn last eve►ing the were stood u under : J. Mantle, b T. Hearne Forbes. b /ladle Goldsmith. c tfouell, b Mud!, Sod's, atot out Middleton, bT. Hearne C. 0. Cookson, b Street W. J. Collyer, c Amp, b .. O. Lucia not out Byes, 2; irides, I; no ball, t . Total 46 C. G. Cooksow. as aid Harrow boy. showed some good cricket. Baia earns as at 2 o'elock, and stopped tke play. ELEVIIN or ENGLAND V. TWRIITY-TwO or CAS OBALTOS AND DISTRICT.—This matoh will be played os Thursday sad Frtday, Oc. 12 and 13, on the AUMnoe Ground. Ackbridg for the bead% of T. Sherman. The eleven will be 0. Ohapman, T. Banally, T. Humphrey, H. Jupp. T. Lockyer. S. Ooppinger, J. Southen, W. Shepherd, W. Mlortloalt. A. Taylor, and T. Shaman. PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW. A lfswas PLATS of 70 arms., for 2-yr-olds; oohs, flat 101 b; allies, Bst 71b; if entered to be sold fo r 1001., allowed 71b ; estrawoo, 3 sows. T.Y.C. (5 furiesp 140 yards.) THII WWl= PLATS (Hand/sap) of 50 son., for 3.yr• olds and upwards; eatraeoe, 3 eoys.;Carnbridriesiim Coon& (1 wile 240 yards.) A Swasynrsays of 10 son. mob; 2-Med., let 31b; time, 9st; allir allowed 31b; the wiener to be sold for 801 . if deweedad. &a. T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 140 pulls.) A HASDKUP lIWIMTALiII of 15 mom Ml* 10 ft, for &yr olds end upwards. T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 140 yards.) Tea Swoon ST•118 of 150 son. nob, 11 ft, for 3-yr. olds; colts, 8M 10tb; allies, 84 81b; untried mane or Mal lima allowed Slb ; if botb, 51b. R.M. (1 wile 17 yards.) (3 sabs.)—F by °i) —Maminwima (514 Hain (NA I fry vossow—Mor7 (51 1 0 (1140 d). leave. Mr. Lewis said as be understood the magistrate Untended to send the cantor trial, he should reserve the defence, but he hoped the magistrate would take bail. ---. t Mr. Ricketts opposed the application. lt Mr. Barker committed the princes? to the Middlesex See eh is WORSHIP-STREET. 15 Feirall, a warrant Aim of this court, introduced to Mr. o rt Ellison, the sitting magistrate, Mrs. Fan, the wife of a 7 tradesman in the neighbourhood , whom the darner said be 1.. t e 1 ranee of charity, and who was anxious to secure the magi.. Pate's attention to a one that bad recently fallen under her g aria as 000 of the visiting ladies of the district. 115 Mr. Ellison having expressed his willingeses to listen, B. Neel Mrs. Fen handed up a letter, of which the following is a transcript : r ESHER CLUB. " The wife of John Barlow, 341, Bacon-street, Brick-lane. t Esher yesterday, a hawker of otricscrews, hes a baby five weeks old, which st evening the woo is a deep affliction to a poor family, it baring bees born with a second bead attached to the first in snob a g manner that the smallest twist or stridden movementlt w ould 0 oars immedia t e death. The poor mother is unable It it down without fear, end unable to dress it withou t t h e in assistance of another person. She has besides this infant 1 four children, aged 9,6, 3, liani le years. She formerly 15 worked with her mother, aged 63, al Was shirt making, and roared ooly 2d. each article r resurratio• ; now ill 6 must be hid aside, and hor whole time be occupied in the it - ,ca re of this afflicted child, whose sufferings daily increase I em the weight of the second heed. Several respectable wad 54 1,r0d ' person, can bear testimony to the parents being sober, in. nPul the 7- laustrions, quiet, and cleanly. Asy ondributioe' for their gait- I help would be gratefully received, and might be entrusted WO Of tail' ,to Mr. Reeves, schoolmaster of the mined school, Baooll - played 08 , street, Bethnal-green. Would the magistrate be so kind the Alliance • a s to permit this letter to fall under the reporter's notice " wimp. The , Mr. Miami asked the applicant whether she could con tojeirey. H. • firm the statement thus placed before him ? • isitrittierd. I Mrs. Farr replied in the affirmative. The society she belonged to had dome everythioc In it. power for the poor woman, and she had undertaken to procure the magistrate's lof the feats detailed. Mrs. Fan farther stated No? MAIM IN NAVAL ARClliim,a •• .A. —The that the screams of the infant were continuous and fearful novel steam vowel-well know, to passengers on the river to h e ar. 5 5 the Misr ship, from her peculiar shape-will ma at Pr**l Mr. Ellison directed that a sovereign be handed over for seat unwind be Ignored from the premium of her th e use of the family, and intimated that at the expiration builders, Meson. Hepworth, Mill:wall, on the 19th burnt. ' of a f ac t o i g ht the lady might cell again. An experimental vessel on an entirely new principle is MARYLEBONE. about to be laid down by an eminent shipbuilding firm for who have Waited the invention. It is do. ..fririty Anne Bliss, aged 15, servant , was ch ar g ed with the projecto rs, wind as the light draught roller ship, or water chariot. a. 4 from her place 13 books, four work hazes, some photographs, fancy baskets, a pair of boots , onaollaes. Tide invention consists in supporting • ear or venial above sk irls, 1} 4 .„h st. wa i stcoa t. carpe t h ag , t wo tea trays, the water level on axles or shale peening through rotary b i,.Q . ,.. looking gibik poc k et h aa dh osc hi s k. clothes hollow drums or cylinders which are MOO to revolve on table owl. dem 4 a cs li g , c , u au . g i m p t r h em i ag , and other their axles by steam or other motive power. i . This •--, - ._ air or articles, to the value of 401.. the property of het Tize.llll coast:rusted to early Jellellgtil Mall 111110 i. la rtap: mew, Dav i d mane, 11, c.a....L : 1 6 . 1 A m . , Paddington. b y 'h. bu°/ftacy or s " and kept "Weld" Edward ireellA 27, Senior-street, Paddiarton, tailor, and above the water level. The advantages of the invention semi , Keene. his wife, were °bawd will hkiejowly ro ue rid to mount is increased spied at a nark lea CMOS. ,_, the following property , two desks. a *hat, alter* of motive power and fuel, and (ram the light draught c.''''g time seven pet s, three dresses, seven pain of gays, skirts, of water, greater safety from an te d ch ild ren ' s a • box, slippers and hoots, fear pairs ef sheets, Wby imperil your own and children's health e r g rmh olk,w area, seven silver Na spasm forks and o b in atua dro: d ene mea n s Du and liarrr oth ' er s del ainv tu i r m liesith imd rectoet or ng naum- it s „ des sert spcomi, ,_ tb aszles b :eiter stelen. artieles tho moo t* the bekg value of 351., • rating' Andra feed yields thrift the botudelmient of Ms test well gno lh uh tt . 100 pro- WM. med mum, wlthest medintos er fronversoos. d 7515 9555 • 54ItT of Mr. •'''°' findiminkr, am" mama. orwarepron, debility. erelimi- 1 Tb. sass warmer is the you's* primeneee step-father. time, serous, trims, liver. sad dada oemplethes, end eaves 1 Barn CADA, a mak carrier, in ammo. at Na 11, fifer tree Its cost Is other remedies? 60,000 cares anamally.- rill Cab r AriSpaaas, rid-Oe Ilatardip thereon' I was eat Seem air co, No. 77. :s et,itemokstre Leedom. W. is tine, 11 b.. w i th m milk end raw Bikes carer • very large beadle. IL ed. _: maim MA; Itallos., 40e. ee at el. Ormeolmmleeereet . bees / 0. Marro ;I& 150, sad tr,Oiderd-elnee; angst al1019111•01. a t she had steles it, and bee, sad anted I -(rtverfeener.l I w hore she got it boa. the said she Ind lreeght 1$ hen .... the Royal Oak, sod was gong M take it to bar aunt st 10,t SUS PICIOUS DIA7II lif dit , O,WSßinty . Oottage-road. I acid, as it was so heav y I would 01'357 i fee her. She replied, that I should set, - usher deter me Yesterday afternoon Dr. Hard wicke held a n i„ . Maine to meet bee. I told her that I tboterbt 'be bed Moles qeiry at the Albion Tame*, Bloi.mitory, ",,,,,t io , it, and as I was in the habit of going upstairs I should be dumb of Philip Jacob od*ho M w died under ley 7 'l4 aterft seapeeted. ahremestancee at the St. Liserge's Coffee-home, et Sexaki Ivall, diry-keeper and mistress of l es t witness, A m t. B e d Lj ee . e quere, oe Thursday tweet ., Int swop, deemed-1 was sitting in my shop when the policimao I m b e ds Hindle, of 31, Robimon's-road, il , brought the head* containing the thing mentioned ka .4-1 .01 the wife of the deemed. His mover '' the charge against her, and as I recognised them an betel- Jamb. He mi . a 'waw a,. ieterinater. I mii, hia Pte s hilt to Bra, Mans , who we* out of to"' I gave her a last on Thursday morning about half-past nine, w hea t _ charge. left home. He wee in a good stale of MOM. o e • Jamie Ede, 382 D—Bliss me given into my custody. She de ., emu... some 000 am . to me and mud 6 m a , ohs owed oandMaliweguwhey. s im b.4 lo e , migia" :,...eed s nal i v di b r e a iturboun t h i ari...d. ' d a boro.o.....d " bl ei ff : theywx. Asad7 fread... p liet iev in ii.o w °raa nt ee wOrh u .s P aix treot,berd .l a tzes . n t d y :lo .6: v tkh i f t. L i n ng o l ' l m Me: . alul 4 .. ihiins .4 7 : ;: al o said w:dias... tim uis t a h o il itl g n s etry be .a.r lo ; ng s t rum" r me afraid she would not pay her, Me took the prevail. Henry Kirk, 358 I), stated—Oa Sseday I met to the Mr . J ames Cox, a wood turner , mid—l live et li it Mee. Keene, and mid I bad called about • robbery at bar dainoth.ag:lrnterg.'h:sogaitiaireniSheFeldised.tw7th"4lWherSo hia irto lapq a ulm f m roe Nti t io l P"lwP:i4b.vraly. Al° ti Z -I , lllWu r•O r eeTr z eid t d .rfra k e e r k w nt a lle ay h. .:t i e m toa soin te to ll e is °l7 k tret e er :t v : w w il e o e r ruiitbe rt "'"i zi : I found • deal of property. Irked why she had cot given aboutl,.!'„_.• it up whoa the officer was there on Saturday. She mid she would go with him to his hotel they would cheap tin d bm id a not o t e ow r t i h n e fo i r a m w ed , ormelasitheabbeadwofoulduedheaveuctliadoneusmultdocA , d ha e l e vaid emed iert rawq h urisees sLa 41. p ct i b m t:ln e rge : e. ch nH an e ge, e :h a r t :. u tte w "s t tren hattb. g b ir t said the bed. At this moment • man, the male Owner, came ' They met to his hotel about one o'clock, and totem , into the room. I told him we had come after Wolin pro perty. He said we should find none. I said welted already found some. Thar man then said he saw his girl bring the sad feared he bad been poisoned. He Bald he hol hei property in on Saturday, and she said that her mietram's landlady was about to put the broker's in, and that ve, n th ii „ , w th m e oaks. B e w cued °in tw ea had ke' had he dd atizilw asdi ted thet " iglaaT e caused her to bring it home. At the stat M-house, whether ta mas q uaaw a ;b f ee l ing feeling so ill, the stetbeersiZi the girl mid her 'nether taw all abodt it I whotaec hi' is rlt h i a ys • bed, e Dd I ram for Dr. Bail and the key with which she cowed the door. 1I . could , and at his request I fetched be She also said she opened the doors with a key which she ; wife We brought a conveyance to ta k e him home , loth found in one of Mn. Iva rooms. When Bliss was re- I woe dead whets we got there. moved from the dock out Saturday mentor • skeleton key I Joseph as said—l live at 16, Windmill-street, S it , was found, which she said she knew nothing about. The market. I am merebast is watches. I met with M I t i t , mother afterwards said the key hammed to her. 1 mooed is ibis house after I had spoken to Mr. Oex. I lee George Brenchley, 351 D, corroborated last 'Mem and ' been oily three days in Leitrim. I went with ths MI N H said he found a portion of the property whirl' the primers ito the Star Hotel, Wiedmill-street. Be thee said he is , were charged with receiving. The woman said her daughter sick, sod west to the water-closet. When he cane be e bad done u she had through • • good feeling towards her there be had some white wise and a biscuit from the me lt I mistress. He them took a cab and drove me round the pot. Ito Anne Hampton, the female searcher at Pa ddi ng ton some of the wise, but no biscuit. I returned with km is station, id I found in the bosom of Bliss • black silk this hoses at a quarter-Past 3. bertha. sa ne wow also wearing two Wag petticoat bodies , By the jury — We did not call anywhere while we s o which she at first said ter mother gave her, and then after- beentlise, examt that be get a eipx. He felt my in wa s wards that they belonged to her mistress. eal. lie paid for the cab. Mn. Mann said—The prisoner was In my service. I bad tredeeick Wm. Boman said—l live at ley P u b* *, goes to visit my husband, who is an invalid in the country. I sell wine and brandy on commim I I locked up my bedroom and other rooms, Meng the , nt a ased * and another gentleman opposite ~._ _ on prisoner Bliss in possession of her own room. Much to my on Thursday . I bed some drink a= the nom surprise Hound that the place was almost stripped. ABM hen witbde : = and bad a bottle of I I use property produced belonged to me. I have been robbed of t b at the I iced sod last Witiseal had ip no webie. semi • deal more. mosey. I went away end Mama MOM* eel* The prseooen were remanded for • week. when I saw the deciseaed, and ha was very 111. Remit ti Alfred Davie, aged 2S, a porter for four years is the the Getman longtime that he thought hem mimed He employ of the Great Western Railway Company, at Pad- advised him to take • cup of strong code*, ad mat kiss dington, was brought up by Mr. Durdle, superintendent of 1 confectioner's shop in Southampton-row, but tw zs. i the company ' s pollee, charged with the following extessim ' got ay. We then went to the St. George's robbery of watches, gold sad savor, and .1.. on suspicion of and had four coon of coffee, three without Mk Ali me dealing a large quantity of jewellery. with. Deesaed was worse, and did not Maili !Ueda Kr. Jamul, from the office of Mann. filmdom mil Tees- I said, "Are on in earnest 1 Do you think yea ft dale, Old Jewry, attended to preeseete. He said he should poisoned . r lied he said, "Yes, as tree as Gal is is leers I only offer su ffi cient evidenes tee a remand. lam pcmoned." I remained until after Dr. Reasnems, Mr. w atches id—There have been compbtints about the and after that he had three file. Hs asked me to pi loss et atches sad jewellery, sad the matter has been wife. Ido not blame any env for his death. name be placed is my hands Ole investigation. From information died from neteral mum. »mired I spoke to the primrose, sad asked kin if he knew By the Jury He has before said that he believed haled anything about a gold watch numbered 9,62'2, and a silver b en poisoned. I have known him about two mouths, ad watch, numbered 11,938„ which I bad got from a watch- les t w ee e ee bbeeteu7 In w ee = s t ree t He told ee e rw maker In Paned-street. He said he knew nothing of them. b e b e e takes some w hit e wen, and that a w eep s w a t I took him into my office. I said I believed he did, p e tt i ness b e d ee l a oaks into it, be d he b e l on g that an and I should charge him with stealing two watched', ta k e en ig m a the wises, which. I had traced to a jeweller's shop in Praed-street Dr, Arab ... Babette, of 73, cendnibstreet. saia_hes Be aidhe had aver been into • shop in Plata ' celled to tb• —• decossed about four o'clock. He e: i sz street. I produced the tee watches as numbered, *som a amid very enisowatouy that be bad bass p when he mid he had found them and sold them. I asked He said be bed taus eon . white wise and a %wow, sw , bi him what had become of the other watches which were in beti , eed et,,,, th e „,„‘„,,,, was in the biscuit He did ~„_, the same parcel with the two. He said be had given them six ...0 1c1.017. Wit= Them reed his ra ,„„.: of 0 ,,, wo ;r t : to • man to the street who wee ping to i llatouth. I de- his fit , y in e r andeat i on, from wh ir r ; b e ' — otiwt in Its mined him whilst I went to search his Pi where I conclusion that, meording to appearances, the demi found gold and silver watches, gold W.oe7s, and seals, died frees asphyxia, caused by irritation of the maw Cold lockets. owl with • dill; pm , 'maid ch aina t . atuds . 'Anal *yet* from injudicious feeding aad an altereimi pencil cases, airiest rings, and other articles of gm. On a t i onswed , x ,: bn ,„ of tbe std . & aed deodeson, an my showing them to the prisoner, he said they di d not wain tete consideration the exwaordiewy amanita . belong to him. I told him that be mast consider himself of the cage, and ( the satisfaction of the jury sad lit in custody. Primmer said then that he picked up a parcel irri _ e s of the ..i„Leed, he t . s se . 1 ,,,,. ure bet , manning two gold watches on the departure platform, mad re commend a farth er and ' 1 74 0 - r - oot i t no ; a parcel containieg gold and silver article* ea the arrival of the cootente of the stom ach. platform. I @eked him if the brooches belonged to him, and he told me he found them in a parcel on the platform. The °wooer ached the kir, whetter they woulr All the other things he saki he had foetid. or deliver their verdict on the evidence already gives Mr. Mansfield inquired how much property had bees The jury retired and decided on adjourning.—Adismel found ? UMW Mr. Durdle—Considerably over 501. worth. The two watches mentioned by their numbers had been sent from Poems* to London for repairs. Mr. Mansfield—Do they mod all that distance! Mr. Dandle—Yee, or. It is a common Mug. Mr. James—We wish (or a remand. Mr. Mansfield remanded the prisoner. William Shepherd, a clerk out of plow, was charged at ' the instance of Mr. h urdle, the company's superintendent of police, with stealing a b ox and a coat from the waiting room et the Great. Western Railway, Paddingtoe. Bishop, cm of the compeer's detectives, proved seeing the prisoner take the property away co Saturday afternoon. He apprehended him. The articles were afterwards claimed by a gentleman who wee en route from Antwerp to Beth. Prisoner pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to six months' IL LONDON WIZILI Ovau—W. Ws & Do. brio d riwftln begs lad India wa = Siam Manilla. bap Havana bosom Cabs bozos 12 . PLKIISCOIWIO casks _ lP"tig" ,BE 03SW.L ...Dec lll ll l4 l Do. Amu. a bass i V D casts bets. a begs Mocha packages Other IL India packages Do. do. ..OSIC• Drain II Ocala La bop Cocoa ~._... r DOCK lusoldLi 'T$. iiirtanaL-Om. 7. ilisyard.. /TAN{ WA SIN %In I, .13 Alga 8,72. hard labour. A begging impostor, named William Brows, wee seat to ratfor three months' bard labour by Mr. Mansfield for ril obtained 41. from Mrs. Fanbaina, el No. 30, goose's prdess, Hyde-park. by preteedirg that his wife was vary end that although they were too fell to take her in at St. Mary's Hospitd they would admit her at St. Thomas's if he had mosey to take bee there in a cab. The story was ' fated to be entirely false. Thostal Walsh, aged 19, • strong, hearty, yocag Irishman, was charged by Mr. Douglas, master of the St. ltagWhose Workhouse. with creating • dietaries... William Roberts, superintsedent of camels, raid at tee ()Week on the previous eight the prism* sod 11 other young Irishmen marched down Northumberland-etre*, end at his command they halted opposite the workhouse-gate and (*mewled admianoo. As they were all before admitted es casuals they were now refused. At • weed from the prime* they kicked sad !mannered at the gate, greatly to the disturbance of the inlmbitanto of the street. Night after night the prisoner comet is this manner. With assistance he was taken into eustody, arid on tho way to the station-house they were followed by his companions, shout ing sod Tallier. The prisoaer, who had been &biking, said he would be a Fiona The prisoner sow said he had only just returned from hop-picking. Mr. Minefield ordered him to ;ley • Ass of 10e.„ or be imprisoned for 14 days with hard labour. WESTMINSTER. A woman named Thanes*, who lived at Maidstone, wee plidoed at this court yesterday morning that while at Lewes last Monday with her husband sad little child, ten months old, she left the child in a house for • few minutes, and during her shier,* • tell mat, about thirty years of age, made off with her child and some other articles belonging to her. The child bad on a red frock, brown Jacket, and white hat trimmed with blue velvet. The''tail mate was " • sort of traveller." and lived at Westminetev. They badopent all their money in search's; for the child. The woman's hothead said the ams's maw was " Tom Brown," but was commonly called " Dublin Tom.' She saw • companion of his the other day sod called the police, who, however, treated the matter lightly, and let the man go. Mr. Rolfe said no doubt the peer woad amine her. SOUTH W ARK. Thomas Butt, a grunt looking youeg fellow, was placed at the her before Mr. Woolryeb, charged with picking pockets is the Lower Marsh, Lambeth. Police-constable 193 L said that on Saturday night, about 9 o'clock, be was on duty in the Lower Marah, in plain clothes, when his attention was attracted to the pinata and mother lad pushing amongst the crowd. Sespediag their vocation he watched them, and a millet* or two afterwards saw the primmer go up to • working dm, who had his wife with him, arid be deliberately pocked his pocket of his handkorchiet. Witness laid hold of the pri soner, but his oompanims got away. Mr. Woolz e sked if the owner of the handkerchief was in alto Witco's replied in the mettles, and that some caber lad matched up the handlisrehief sad ran off with The primmer here said that the officer wee m it. istaken. He BIRTHS. MARRIAGES, AND MTH& never stole anybody's besdkerebief. He was going home quietly oboe be was collared and locked up for nothing. ! Fiomm_ix,,ber 0. t B A R Z III -road, Kuban, the wife cl Mr. Woolrych was of • dearest °Mai*, sod sentenced R. no m, a a L ight ,. him to • month's hard labour. I Beltal+.--tietober 6, at oevierotrest, Bedford-01mm SO " di Newry Miller, a deceatly drama rasa, was *bared with ot H. Stang, Sm., of a sou. beers( in the London-rod. JUNE/1.-October 6, at bootham, York. the wife of 0. P. Jodie. Jobs Wpm" ' 225 11. slid that aa Salseday the lagh Yf i l2tll. ll o l :ttber 6. at Bedford-terrace, tpper Sanwa, en saw the *Moser in the Leedinerood, stead*, near ,, its a If ,. " Loot. of kerb, with three young children In • now before him. lie gTocggyr,-00teirer e. et amotbarrparkoottore, the Me of bad a writhes paper before him. adds( forth that be was I J. vtookroo, of • esmiliter. out of work. Waimea told him he mast sot beg in the I d001081908.-October Lot Orlacheoter, the wife of C. Wee streets, when he said he was not begging, bat Maga jan., el a nuraller. selling match* He watched him a little while, sad moist I MARRIAGIf i. that he ramived moony without disposes' of matches he BAANIIB--it•SNIAL-Uritober Aat SR Mary's Church. 7 4 • 01 ' took him into custody. gam. ties Dor. C. t'o by illae, ILL P. D. Bart" of 61941 : The ',moose denied that b• was begging. Being out of kr.. Marton. daughter of th e late Banes, Pal • vermant, loot work, he took a. few match* into the street for PAL HATIFLAD-CHAFFIT.-October 5, at William. " I " .° ' Mr. Woolrych told hum so doubt he was as impostor, to_fo, Roc Wink M.A., Wayward, M.D., of Moto* more, to Milsabotk &MOW 01 Ole 1188 and if he come before him sgain he should mod him to prism. o idea* thud. *merest. Hs was then discharged. Brit' Yasuo -AN Ulaaozi.--octobor a, at amain. OM A be. demur, by the Sm. J. Alders*. DAL, Warpath. A AGMs" THANES. in=th DUMAN to Illargaret.face, daughter of the SIM A. Mr. Gomm, clerk to Mr. liedpda, • solisiter. applied to • Mr. Partridge for a eateamee against Hoary Slier, • 1 DEATHS. lodging-house keeper, of No. 8, New-rod, reattatte the • BANSIL- 0 0• 6114 . Chalon Joha, sow rt.'. Bake'. Bit. d Yam. Shovel Public-hawk Gl ar lf" 44b.4ls ` far "Ws. 11• Imal".14 ,fill.-ilelleber iasckbiglik t. lgerels. lL Tlonam Berm on GI s he la " ing ILL Its. 401 .. the =off P striek " ea t •allaga l wk. Lost -Gleseral Awes, of atoms *mugs lases. sad came bone in the ship Oenfereame, ef Liverpool'. The many TILL-October m prtery-road, kuboro. Mum ••"- seaman received 184. whoa paid off. sad end the wedle • l ot . o f gam e d. y ou . mp g as . of the money with Yaw, mean 7a., end the pri •• EAKIIMOII-otootor tt. J. IMAXMOS, 0 1 BM" NA quart of beer. Elise charged 81. for a wit d elinhei the . Leedik awed IL canon was sow weeriag. The and A tibia 34. oak.. PBll l O B .-- 0000 hor 8. 11wAhlleld. GroorhsTo. Candles, ewe ebanted be has bees le. for shoot.shoot.Jam Mai" Meg., aged ft Mr. Partildip-lie has Use shaved well. --o.totes 7, ea epolawgeillewe. Sarah Ace. •68 Shea Mr. Goesat-Ircle. sir Is a amid shae-(hhohter)-- Yp aged IL Elcor boo &Wood 114. lls. 4d. et the aside's MOW. rented - sat . milaied - m i ne iuma d m r . partridge-Take year SWIMMOL Ism rolsoisbod Loodiord•oiresr. to the OW Irreeffe. idiga i l moor that smarm dial go to the Sellers' Boom A WeAalreek I Mee t. troahow/Areoll. la the reseeees Poplar, where they are wall treated. Tumor. <Aroma 10. MM. " - id COS 1,209 II II 322 412 724 127 4,6011 ;OBS on 13,047 11,211 1114,102 211,184 IlAii Foreign. tint I Do. bad MON. LI to_ ULTIMA DMA!! Ov Toiiii 1 NI 1,161 1.1 24,177 6,014 B 4 las en& Wlll le I esieber /kr, INN sad £1; Volvos jIMILLI EOl 1 W a 0 . E am . O all ;f ;1•71i1E vele ZABIIt al last 0074 B ~' 6;1 • r. b. I. - • H < .~i ... I _ tl` • i~ r e bill -Ma I weetiall 4,117 dos TALLOW.—MONDar EVl2ll:l6.—The contloard geucy of the money market coining at the seine time Ms heavy arrivals of tallow, we have ton port today sadden reaction of le. to la. '6O. per cwt on the ankle k all positions. the market closing without recorery:--11,0, 47e. • new, all the year, 46a. 9d. ; December, 48e., salmi Jeatiary 6d.• Mara, 495. ; Town tallow, 48s. sel melt ; Australian' beef. 46e. 6d. South Ameirea, pipes, 49e. Coma nut oil quiet, Dodge, 49e. 6d. to Ik t i Ceylon, 47e. to 46e. 6d. No Sydney offering. Pals steady, 42e. 10d. to 42a. fine Lagoa. (From the d Mews. Smith ani Charles.) OOTlON.—Lrtamtoot., Oct. 9.—Oar tearkS has Ira very quit to-day, at an irregular deolioa of shoat par e . film to-day 8,000 bales, incdndiag 3,000 for mare Wis sad import. 500 6=4,lPa, 22d. to 2414.; 50 Pima. ha., 25d.; 50 Maranham, 23d.; 200 Mao-do sod Bahia, 211.; 600 feyialan, 22d. to 30d. • 100 Smyrna, 170. to 1 8 P4 6,560 Bust, 124 d. to 195.; idadras i 18d. ; Bengal, Mid% ha, 1115. to 13d. ; China, 16d. to na., 60 Pin, Md. WOOL AND WORSTED.—BnanTORD, Oct. (maim rise is the Beak rate of din:oast was Is bare Mermaid lb. quietis' which prerailwi on Timed* Them is • small ommmOve deemed for wool, asil is so Aso. ie prises. tear it booms* knows tweet di time was so farther rise is mosey the market has Mis rather more cheerful. Than lass bass very little diosio worsted yanks. Mantilsoturers sad few maims see is May that they hare broaght out *otitis( new ; a grist behind in totdebility of goods for as me menet find time W make new designs. The song actually quieter. without sty 'anal Waage, SS roll 10 so folly employed. OATTLE.—LivszToot., Oct. 9. —The supply of WOO was Wier Asa on last Monday ; of sheep loss. The is mad slow for cattle st muc lower prima Sett good doomed, sod sold dearer. Bad 6d. to Tid. mattes, 7d. to 91d. 00•LL—Lostmon, OCT. 9. —Bsailsgs_Bert_ 21•1 SOL l a'; Lambert's West Hartley, 20e. 3d. ; Walls Bed Holm 22..; Welk Zed BMWs Lyme. 201. ; Walls Ad NM Bekaa* 231. 9d. ; Wale Zed Beath Mottos, TM. ; WI Bad Hartlepool, 21s. 9d. ; Walla Zed Fast Bartlreoft 21s. 9d. ; Walls Bed Two, 21a. 9J. ; Oarway and NMI_ 11 Milks', 241. ; Walls Lad North ssaugdiagre, us• 40 . - • Ships ea instiuM, 27 ; sold, 27. ORM 11,85/ 270 t2.76t 4,718 13,96. 34.1.2 1,(40 1.2.166 43,0 n NAN ATIS us lux U nue T am rus , No. .6, REVITT and oi za • yosculani on ti sowdroal. I Trot, • 1. 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