The Express. — London, England, 1860-10-08 00:00:00

nor OUS Ow PARIS. Struanee &maw The Marlette de TAnette announers that Genital de Guyon will henceforth assume the title of Om mareler-in-Chief of "the divisions of ciesspation in Italy." This statement, coupled with the con firmation of the news which I gave you positively some time since, that the first division of reinforce mental sent to Rome is to be speedily followed by others, has produced considerable uneasiness, the effect of which was felt at the Bourse. The Bourse had again a downward tendency. Among the principal causes &waived for the lion w ere —t in t, that the Pope was likely to Rome . ; secondly, the w r rsinforcesasids of the French army in Italy ; thirdli ku t. lio fteleamaawete laconic and tart answer to M. holding out no hope that the entrance fee to theßourse will be abolished ; and fourthly, an article in the Cowries. ,in Minato-he, insinuating that a coalition against France is likely to be cemented at Waniaw. It is, however, to be noticed that the upward movement, now only *lightly checked, started but a few days ago from the figure of 67.75, and that the Rents is still well above 89. U any one of the above items of news was thought very serious, the effect produced by it would in all likeli hood be mooh pester. The Route closed at ti 9.10, with a fall of 10c. As has been the case for several days there is no difference between the price for cash and for account Mubilier fell frf. The Orkana railway fell Of., and Lyons 2f. 50c. ; in the other lines there was very little change. Some people see in a phrase of Vidor Mania- Duel's proclamation to hi army a conismatina of the rumour revived by the Couleur du Diennwits, that Austria is on the eve of taking the initiative of hostilities. The King who fought at Paladin gives as a reason for assuming the commeselthat be cannot be absent from the post of danger, and it is argued that he would not hold the remnant of the Papal and Neapolitan armies to be dangerous. The government has interdicted a public sub scription for a sword to be presented to General de lamoriciere, the idea of which was started by some of his legitimist friends in Brittany. At four this afternoon the Emperor inaugurated the new Zoological-gardens in the Bois de Bou logne, which have been long in prepar ation by the Parisian " Society of Acclimatization . " This most charming addition to the attractions of the grand public park of the empire is situated between the Porte Maillot and the Avenue de l'lmpiratrice. It is called the " Aoclimatisation-garden," and if the question be asked in what this collection of animals differs in principle from those of the Jardin des Plantes and the Regent's-park, the only answer that occurs to me is, that the society exclude wild beasts, noxious reptiles ' and, in short, every living thing which it does not desire to see " acclimatised" in Frauce. The grounds are very extensive and laid out with admirable taste. On entering and turning to your right, the first thing t h at strikes 7011 is a lake on your left hand, soing like that in St. James's-park, on the surface and on the grassy margin of which are seen a large collection of various species of geese, ducks, and other aquatic binds. In a building on the right are speci mens of Japan silkworms, in various stages, from the chrysalis to the butterfly, some of which are producing a newly-introduced variety of silk, called eilante, and have no other nutriment than a villanocui weed, which is the peat of French gardens. The introducer of these worms hopes by their agency to make silk an article of common wear for the poor. On leaving this building we find on the right a well-chosen apartment of game and poultry black cock pheasants in many varieties, the pretty Califo rn ian partridges, and Cochin China, bantam, and other fowls. Opposite the poultry pens, and in delicious verdant meadows, shaded but not darkened by judiciously distributed trees, and partitioned by elegant wire fences, are goats and sheep of rare kinds, including some splendid specimens of the broad,he whose best wool and best flesh is in their enormous, Lad yet not unsightly tails. Before reaching the central building at the extre mity of the garden, my attention was attracted by a park containing about fifty alpacas from Peru. This is the leading novelty of the exhibition. There has never before been seen in Europe such a collec tion of these animals, whose woollen hair, or hairy wool, has of late assumed such an important place in our manufactures. There was much difficulty in getting them over, and very many of their companions (lied on the voyage. I can cer tify, however, that those who fortunately arrived in safety seem to be thoroughly accli matised ; they look in excellent condition, and were browsing away with a healthy appetite on the nice short grass provided for them in the gardens. They are handsome animals, nearly twice as big as an ordinary sheep, and with longer legs ; but, speaking as an ordinary observer and with sub mimion to naturalists, theyseem to me of the ovine Rocks. The flock of them is a most picturesque. object, the variety of colour being as great as to a bed of dahlias or China-asters. There are black, white, grey, red, chocolate colour, and pied varieties of every description. If they can really be well matiaol iu Earope for any practical purse, there is no doubt that a moat important addition to ma nufacturing wealth will have bean achieved. There is no time to be lost, if it be true, as I hear, that the breed is fast dying out in South Armories. Only the Emperor and his suite obtained admission to day to the central building above mentioned, and the destination of which I did not learn. A keeper told ins that there was nothing in it for the mo ment but some very vicious wild amen, of the species called Hemionee, whose screams of dissatisfaction at their confinement were head far and wide. Returning to the opening gate, I noticed tw o of the Invest ostriches I ever saw, with their feathers in • high state of preservation a great many beautiful cassowaries, several kangerote, some Ihimes (a larger kind of alpaca), some very curious deer, some large Amp, awl a couple of Lilliputian ponies. The Emperor on his arrival was received by the members of the society, who accompanied him round the grounds. Has Naivety inspected every object with great attention, and made many observations to the people about kiln. This is the find time that I have seen the Emperor since his journey to Algeria, and I take the opportunity a' saying that be looks remarkably strong and well. The Duke oe ShJeltelf and Marshal Keenan, who met his Majesty in the grounds, accompanied him to his carriege when be left. The gardens will be thrown open to the public on Tuesday next • the ordinary price of admission will be OOP fra nc, but in order that the poorer dames neat have as opportunity of enjoying them, the fee on Boaye and fife days, instead of being augmented, is to be only five sous. M. de LOWlloollin, the principal editor of the Gernert', sad Meal the oldest members of the Paris pram, is just dead. MILITAST Dixnausea AT STONIZIOLISK —Oll I /Moir afternoon totems one sod two °Week, • dstrirh- mei micerred some' a susber of privates bakegisg to the serf Menses, the Urn mod the 12th regiseseta. It eriikt- ' sated et the Banks of lakermarn tworatiop, Forsake* is which the landlady of the bare .be a stated by the, police to bo • very violent woman) struck a men 1 to the 12th Newest very severely ore? the aye • pewter ObillMint. After considerab le detester, bad oc. cuffed is the bane the partite tossed out lido the street w hen • still was row awased, in which • large umber of the marines interfered, sod • regekr egbs took gmee mama km marke t an d th e soldiers below L to the 12th sad 53rd rogimasts. Most of the am used their bells to • fearful Wok, and the swims ultinstal;, got the worst at it. ...- a MI a them being *mouldy cut mil All the MINN in the weigsbourbood were crown ; • skies form of * poke under the .1 * - 41,,, ,and pioquida fr,n the different eassestiag se kernels two awl there hundred swivel cm the rand eventuay succeeded in Me rev, at d Agltrowun town <APLuted, she mike having marched, the beer hon., for that purpont. One of the 12th regl moat is stated I. be severely Isfirsid, hi bee arid had load cat •sad 'oatmeal is amend plams. This is Me hash military disturhaace that his sesormd for two or three years, which is attributable pshably to IN skirt mama of the *quote , but Me aultientise have gives mbar Qat . is future stronger pinwale eliaLl be seat ask The 11111110.811 poqueta Were seat out ea F riday masks, mil eau ea Saturday, bat there was so attempt to realm the /ream as 1 bad been apprehended. ' l.4l lBt ° NG: nee. 131'0827i*".. le l rid. 7.77: - - —O-- . NRWMADSZT SZOOND GOMM Mr IRO. TO na Meng fir inie MUM Sia,There is now bet little ' to fear id regards the PISS Mali el the wan asq th e taning st abs number al assigneen Is Ur matins to be • eery geed ammo ; and I the OM et a 'nested of the two yearadd mem. the feet el Denim his engaged twice will Put Pinta of nerd le Il n Mil micriff k_if Mr. Merry Will don to ran him apart Led lis tracks, hems and Dio phantom, with en mink the meet of the weights. In Use Ike deaf b of ten there are already twiny al" 10060 ommillolej hffi use-tall of these are pi- vete sat malebee th , end ffiathe elejmity nea urei produce ems tole ;if ry ,_ het - lilffie will Wan to thine, and what them Mel de not look or Candies are biome mane noes pandome are Or " dark "t ow lam bare, serired to with them an he illepseedVit a few it=he harZ aimm ehadeing to dear id no nese see, far Stockade he Inn lot the DO Sam Sweepstakes... l = S = ti, net the best in the 301) lima with Adel' treg bi lseic leeir bg Fre s eil7 to g nettle the posionned an fig . 100 Stns. p it ihe latter all tr i tl2fr ik eine MUM wffinffie to bar thin the Osmemelleds "good " Oa Torday, the sport will he well worth Ms is oasis miles to viten, is nada be the Onioneit, theme is the nide Pounked Lad, laseel Lama, sea rap for, shit.* the bin is milt l as t lams.• will have to tarry lest an and Se Mamma Odra an me rindhalb h the :?..Vr...w ad Molnar will ad beew s Se arts its ilmenes Millnaded Lad i r e will an la • wdlinAnas of al beer y _be a Irk seamris Mope Mhe 3. olds is =il big netVe ow the l: off, all a Innen • B i ke La s er in oll ii" :s ll : l / 4.• in le t= like the Mb pang is saner quratiou, NW is also • dean nal Ns. Many Day prig eel tag the las pleallist . Pelfratasts, elith lan la the LK • • ' two an Derby tanwellen al MI ile fee adder briered with. Maar say I son adhere to the orrice expend lib dent et de sear nein I= ll 3en ala tebstore either et Mr. Merry's, with se men Me ben of the weighte—pedding, of - nom% Ira illeallen is net afraid to arpose bile a 11”_imeedi a asaglenome Met Ss be, i The Cemanewila MI is lieb he le evened by &Dina/ slixedaits amid Mir elan sad there is a proem* ell P. Adak rang lie lino — Barr Finn. Ira Mal nom-- - lilli on s a lrurer arise any tamer d' pont t Mane :. with Lip nape red seek, J. Sean iatka en Cape MT : the anntea sivi Ting and ilterke, Alex. lees limper and Wiring banes Ben We mid Sheffield, W. DiWe Dail ies& and Bends, T. Denion's Alderman and Sir Siam, and /kJ. Howler's Cone and Gallus, are at least " pro. belie" denten nen are Lifeboat (doubtful), Oseafortar, Mobile% Mammoths Yedniaire cio a rm Anyines Inn, the lower,ing fen (denial) , 011ie Pippin, /oreJeddah ( }, Beady lalberen hiss t a n lse& Marioneen, sad Da ran te Uri oat of the hi they re est =liken to mon op • MA al thirty. Goias Mppla sad Dalin& s e w sionon• ark at Utensil if an bottle& on Mis dopier Mat Sir antocedente, with is.. of Mawr, Mavenniess, and War" who stand neat to then in the wenn bon bona Jet • int wand inaddlea, wrap bons Imes el Gine Dian who bee aped at tine over deed Anent. Ilakinn v e r. bowlft we .bastes _ly Clip Army la the now key ad nine 1 : Ell - at their ben sad Se One bor e r elsoins so any that .1 ribs O cot e lviinsi be mph hap bra eon tag we hen • pod leme impend , and his dens MS sot be pd. larcenies. was bora el al Pnateeth nen* • lamp of weight hose bean and Shea Dear= ih re m cia . tly (at Chothoini sedi a Inigeow sad Man two skirl, aSSOISI Wag; Ma Pt 0inr . „ 1.6. 11 5 vim •Is bla :Z=d l mon torn . tai . pens Ihn en • " otetran ° lea ashy pet - - iti - latZ is Marowesema„lebe shook ses het nesting es a greatly impend wen Inn in PPP oesillin end it ker Idol nap b• any pant mhe Min raa la ban The Jar = a tt . _ i ireel l" rel l r e alea l Vier an= pain in this affair. ebbildia bra shwa a torrsl= end when giving Jemmy Imenlesa iNb at la Spring, there warn only a neck Man Men is • ale eid • half ram ; still, he had all the as mot* Nadi dey emilAped ran think him at I en daille wad geits the vow to Marna= at lIMP latter h bra very grist daring dr In few days bet he is none the worse lee that, and is eider to make • amount of further noise beton the ping l rece la to him, oa the Pan ,maid to be reams& sod naiad In wiZit t ag,ihnowi elz rally whoa nand with SID dunibits paha The appearance of Berbles tae ewes and diet e r ran Stockade to half • lane w as dig, to Tomyris on 'the T. Y.C., eielfier lima to boast about, as Stockade bed MEM% ; lime wretched Cyanamid finished id lii the mine but at Stamford he ran • dederMt over a mile add • quarter, Hiss Mon bens gm fro the pair, and he ran hew* he the e of Min aeon Hate et Goodwood nek! a rb, although ad pint Even he, korner, poi aside fur bayou. • 1 980, asi all lan spa a had aria Amish is the int pin& oppii a nerily empprin, bet without einy ' =Mten% Win at his plan peforssure4s, whin ed seraerbion with those of Starke, who was iss=gz W s a sei "good thin g " on ly it was spoiled by a leiLfing swelled so badly a few days ago :hail be hes shoe NUM work since. He is, however in teried Is Mad & sad another " lame 'un," Nevcadle, about whom ffie -"aniktelen" were very induatrions on Saturday, • lihdpiihffit having been generally believed in, might 13.11 •lewd Pk, too lively at the finish, if he h set obi speedy enough to win. Corn furter maxim • stair of money, and, like a good horse muse do is bad oompany, be Is cer tain to run in trout, with all the weight ; but them is still • doubt about his 'MLitt& and I dons net nu, with the Binary Amble. 1 seeing mire net baited I with • spirit eat will even bony de fad of is bin their 9' end yet such ander r Mean Ancient Brittle, ll'ftmeon and °lndiana& ate not to be desessel s the fanner bang CCeidired the bed of ihnier Myloe's; while the = .. 412 . 1 .... t.. .. 7. ....ing wM wry is dap mesh • lot of asimele as those essamenel le set en an everyone that ene lay eider to bang ran • pail= burro weighted icangatiri Ida ./** amp*. et yosisml Braes, SWAIN sail Been alai bombs AS WON. mentioned the an nen hen non eindien but Us* An Mina San saddesties at home, and it I tor[ are tenon =eV: I shall have at teed halted half ran be bestowed neanieai. this . • Os if edeV a z a r• dal pieleily la a* bbibb. hoenaby, for Om Mid Illikek ea they er4 en Oar Ll:ritual ad OW Pliny eels nay fight ad their sad Onined tattles over apaln in the glee Lord Stainfoed's oat herbs( • shade the bid el Pa m l l pv• the unnamed grimes deb sad • 1 one inseanos. Os i ll ; l i F - F2 , sons Sweepstakes. DAL o il an i llgs mom 1 Fundy at their van Yap shall 1 dialealg o t a seeking the arms. line itemens al a nib ; the Ovate S.T.C. • ad Imil Min fad the tier. eweepellare en. the Deng Ina Orin The Prunimign 'WM TAW-. iboas aim s in Friday's propene • mad did Voir .et Dianne, the wend be th;awast eningef the weeks bee it will I b t e rm enaLce neer et the Derby seek to eon& Mb-- to mesh • per hone as Lord Snaked =- Mt: I lly psomm, end Dinners try have It ail he ••.—I en. fr., METEOR. OWII way.. NEWMARKET STD OCTOBER MEETING. The ennonneeniants whisk lave been received bee N ketewmar in ealealand to Moss the Van width are eatertained al a very seeessaftd =p c t.: resting asering. Parhapi a. ne framer oteence was sta ting IKOClNtallOdidiaa b see great dense& and many ersetry hones will be km. lathe taws tmtil after the Biseghtaa, and many al lite meek hallential visitors will prang their it. beyond the priest week. With the es oeptiegsealte Oteanwinit, the Memel; sad the Prender the papaws * . whisk mina My-three r.t., magains me end of prem. itsperbass, and it peen to to the imprastind weal models led tyros to exhibit a verp meagre appereasigillakei ant Platte, how ever, which aloe ce the before will command nitamoses seil " A i riesupy noV si ect s teitice in the " at Seem Past" for I new Hem, tea, will he imparted into the list, end a new sinks far te-day has been pro poen. It ho an Optiamd Bang Enas with some what novel eseakises, leak ellew the natn. to state the seiner pries data:6 4 Se Yo g a dretery ?toted, dung the stid sad the erightes, maple Ii will will be Warded th an genie= who win to reduce their training establithmeete Ike getting ad of salmis whirl they may not be desires a/ las s to "ant thee heads or darter the winter Not astable of impatience wan be unrepremeld at Newmarket this week. - ihe list for to-day ustains tea oven* exclusive of the proposed are zoos reined to ahem Of that umber tour art artholea, and tam mien( globes The som: h - Milirare 4 dwespiteher elt up Pm, oalfiewea lre rdorkialt are a the mot impetiort woe LA ' , jk1e.....:.a. alkowsiwo el lit ; a II am far which Deblois. a favourite few the is wind; sad it •weepstakee of 300 ems. each, which toe foor astriok two of which babas to Lad Iftwatord. OC the 111111111111111111 steins the Plato of 50 am. Owerasheit Cfooroo m ab ismi s the Mho* 'Merest: al it will semi • MS be ihis draw of thw Ossannritek sad If. stwolt win deobihrs t =MIN ma frepseiamt Masao war spicalatisa oa the Pas karideep.. _ - The Conse;rigi and the Cilearwell wastitute the leading all anion a/ Tessin, and nand, this nen Important inns Is the pecgmeme. goonestesse have ..;.Vto make ths Waft riga s afir 4 , 1 Ws teraws iri • ' 2 ll te knee tie with bet. Oslo/ ti e entemsd only 56 ban askaasepted. Neatly iis nom engin sere ens* mild 'it m ai tre ="rwa hopilislity. The Mi st wide ths geighie4, - whiht e a= neasel the speaks of ben basis ces the awes eased the assepheesse to be ladled, akin the scale of weight, botweis 9al mid Istalle-1151b—wu not aliciently neeis sealssealsthe Irrailingeter to taste oat justice, Isis le loins ,to se wall, the oiaaces of 164 Mew of noises ips ell epos d emit All Ana ehes hems wen se heavily puniest they wen stair quits hosilmagel tag of Ohs nee their owuses wen Wind to ion the spina el • Jinqva Wastnasart, who signed hsilliaps fir the Irma that they ringnol make Irmo lan to dame{ try saissla of a very slew ; petits whale art cd bimileeggiaig sonisis is Mohnegeg weights le ere • wasser 1111 10 Millis sire to compete with • ehomme el Gesso whet oish of the highart nag pestessins. etaO bemedioweve , no weight will brig tenths; sped it ends& of Wan Australia that he was sot to teased. oh I Awe to Robby lions a pe task which be anongliehod with the newt ens. Yew om nem inched to lie the 11110h410111 with s valuable hose that is heavily se▪ nling ler a brag tad severs nos. Oat opal terms they any be din any . welter weights, but poi a high weight Upon then in siren hi which, teed Mask Urn and four yr.olds enesped, end bias oak sot the imposts the wait at gene* nelson dideeress. Although thi samploaces aut in number and quality, yet the onseeedisery sod onegoe which lave sabre pins Is the beekagen Wan* the skill with width the lealkaner has sassetad hie von trauhinews Ink. Horne have seddiely lesesanzivizse stet =6•17 "11.1 4 P°11t". i f l e n w I % a cw how , assonel Thr Anidert deaths sad Ifesseads hen new anion The hollso&stizi k h a mh di al, resolved rill"S r e taring the Pin vhsa hie OWINt betted 50 to 1 what Va. Gs lit ktion al so start no bet. UM. lonin horse subsequently found supposing at te, 211 1 , 1 =9 .14 D to I. The field will pwhaps asseprie between twenty and in and twenty 11111/11, ilyd Pah% have is likely to go to the post that hae nog but hashed; het although specubitioe in team a monewleat wide sags yet the large outlays to,, boss coolleed to a few hones. The Cherwell Slakes, sad, indeed, near o l r yp two-yr. old emat of the weak seems bkelp to be to the sawmat cd eitharllr. May or Lord &Graf The former Lister% Polkoisme sal Dods, smiths latter four (Canto, Imams, Ilasseitsv and Wansestaserod la the (neerwelL Tinses 31b extra, sad Dandle Iltb =Vs to carry. The Weiarefimed colt bag ohm& to a great ex. rougra". B (41 the Nein sal should be come La liammealest mate without mishap he is assussi ‘ cal tog a real m e&ses .lh am e rimiloW irialir. short 6 pri ti o n e Op best rp=performar" of hie year that appeared tide masos, for at manly an welahte aad oa various forums be bee exhibited bis ilpwiceity. no bas shows both speed sad Anthem Deader .is by The Lord of the Isles (wmner of the Two Thsassad la 1866) oat of liansalede, by Sweetmeat oat of Thermalry Waverley. He . was trod by Yr. Cookson, and was said by him at his annual sale at Doocester, as a yeaxilng. to Yr. Merry, far 170 guineas, end it is fsr from unprobable that Kr. Me will beeble to follow Sir Joseph Hawley'. example with man and llusjid, sad win the Darby two years la sucosesion.with Tbormanby and Dundee. The Whip hes been challenged for with four hones-- Starke, Cock-sloop, Premised Imisd, and Special Limas The two first usestainsd an not likely to enter the lists, and the result of this nos mar likely to reduoe itself to a ques tion of soondners between Special 1 License, who won the miss in 1866, and Promised Land. Nine races are set for Wednesday, and of them three are unclosed, and one is s snatch. The Bedford Stakes, for twolrolds, which may bring out Diophantwa, 9110 extra, and tl Th r rimia l in Stakes, for which are mitered High Trauma, (Albs extra), Bremner, lintbourna sad twelve Mien. • will furniah the nag intorestise ram of the day. The magnums far Thrinday sad Friday does not present say prominent Mauna Dundee ha 911os extra to carry for the treaderiest as the last day, ead"shaoki he win the Clearwell he will More to any illhe extra. Diophantus will also be addled with an extra After the mess as Wednesday a general meeting of the Jockey Club will be held to hrhe late oonsideration several notices of motion. Lord Obiemew will move that after the muscat year so two-year old Aria run for any race before ihe Newmarket July ; and that no two-year-old shall be entered fofap The former of these ushers, If earned, will prove distractive to half the moat Merliest two-yearold sine of the seines, for it would iipetes lierthempese et its Whittlebury and Althorpe Pea Makes ; Wink of its Mowbray Stakes ; Creek ilierien of la normal Stakes (wan last year Thenasaby)_; arms few sad maw meet. t el their Tweirsid Main asd the Woodpile. of its Missidal art Tas•Yr-Old Piste ; taisk, ala r h ts Ores Sham ; Obnier, of its Matra Brakes ; the Newmarket First liqo ans file 'sae* TwpYr- Old Plea ; Demeter Of SS ; Bath, of its Amid and Wotan ; Aseetost in Bien ' nial, Triensial. and Mew &Jai lks arrien other sinentisi keine @Venn tries pe bi npensie re s et all the Meg man. s excluden ef I*w-el& bon beidi 0 1”, 0 9 11 esker an otre=s=are amesipt Ore ammag emits of the Goodmiod, latbilvians Ml= Mine en hip 'ts= b. I=Piseias that lard 'the sintisne of wide Illr 44111.11 &nig and Mr. Ore. Ale have gins nodes inspostien t s sonisatiou of hones ere adentated to lip a Brest tea of moraine. Lord Deb, hes six monism a the pierce a non practical chi, Mar, adeslated to improve the - eadlinen at jockeys, and to resektis fairly aad equitably their with their ea- MTM noble lord's recent tad the manage y Mum gaily, which is for Thursday next, may, however, mem the pewleamememt of Lard Derby's measures of nest meta blushers. Moans. large delniesitit el thee I±.‘ quitted Lou don by theigassid Main station yesterday Mal ass pest L saw 11111112ratil made by the Illsetsis Ossetia. Rasa meet the retirements el theptlits ° Cry, Ts= sad Friday a sperialtraia et Ma 114601 ennunis will km London for Nemesia& at &MI am., Mtn* from New market OD each of those days am best after Use adver tised time of the last ace. On Wedmity and Thursday • special train will leave Naomi* kr Oaesiaidge at 6 p.m. to meet the up and down may Mr. LANIKLIP AT Tall tkiinsaart Mans DRALNAGI Wow —Ya*sudsy morals( about five skim* so assidemt which, bad it eocuned during the working home of thews employed, must have bees attended with fatal moults toe/ place at the southern MAID drainage works in the Nevecirom road, Deptford. The works in question are have marled am at a conaidesable depth, and are at the present time ap proaching the N awesome station of the North Kesitßeilway t under which the main sewer will nus. At the time of the men leaving week om Saturday weaker everything then appeared perfectly ash. Yesterday asondsg, however, an eateasive Makin MI the sulk occurred is Ike bed eitha mmuivalion, aarrvi ing with It the whole weight of wawa* aid machinery Amid for raising aid lowsrdp of the saca• caters' barrows, breaking the lartsime4 pipe of the gas company sunder, and thrown& _ev at the spot into comfusioo. de quickly AA paisible maps of gas thus osoasioited was stopped, and a large amber of men were met to work to put up barriers and divert the public traffic ' to the opposite side of the roadway. Rat* intelligence • mmopourAx oolncry littlas days aiwelated for the prowl week. ware 112 liatilWaikee.—Weirwadat Oct. 10: MOM day, 11 : Bwoiessoar, Porkandaool.—Wedsraday, Oct. 10 ; Thurs day, 11 ; Friday, 12. AIIOIIIIDrICH, Oldatreetroad.—Tawday, Oct. 9 ; Thursday, 11. Bow, Fahaeld-road.—Wedawalay, Oct. 10. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION MOOSE John William Frantic e lated to be 16 years of gyp, was brought before Sir R. W. Garden who rat for the Loral Mayor, for re-examination, &arca with stet .ft kbottle of port wine, the property of master, Mr. Matt, a wine -merchant, carrying on badmen at 98, Leadenhall. street. ---- The prisoner was flub brought before the Lord Iffayor on Friday, and it wee then proved that on Thursday afternoon the cellarman of the prosecutor took the prisoner to his master, and at the some time handed him a Tart bottle nearly full of wine, which it appeared the prisoner had obtained palmation of by gabs surreptitiously into the a ter, whore he bad no Winne to be, his employment baba that of ea sedenalerk in the counting.house, and drawing it from sae at mug pipes of wine that were in *ago It appeared that it we discovered immediately that a , or, at all emote, some perm unacquainted with th e l had been middling with the tap that was in the caek, and the prisoner wee detected almost in &- pante &lido. Mr. Pallatt, k t i h n e a rcuastek" ..d i Pr o ved thesewards th twb. l , but he a a he v 2l 14 In - - I ed that th e re rhTu ar ld rob - him, he if he ha d aa 7 r anted a gle a n of wine at say time he staid have had one. In fact he said that • day or two before the occurrence he had asked him to have • glees el wins in the course of some operation that was going on in the warehme, and he refused so peremp torily, MO be timaled ha wee a teetotaller, or something of that som a and be therefore never dreamed that he would rob him in this mum& (A. laugh.) In answer to aneekiese put by the Lord Mayor, Mr. Pel latt said that the primer's trine were very respectable, and he had seen his father, who me dreadfully grieved on his son's among, and for his sake he was desirous not to prey the charge. The Lord Mayor said he could not at me decide upon athari. the pri sod he thought it would be better to remand him, to soner, give his father an opportunity of being present. lies primmer was plead at the bar, Sir R. Gordan, who In attendance Informed l of the facts, inquired if his father w The father, who appeared in peat grief, stepped forward end stated that he was afraid his son lad got into bad com may, and that he bad been induced to commit the offence by as advice of other boys, older and greater adepts in Sr R. Carden rid be bad been informed Gut the prisoner had been at this court before in connexion with • charge of felony. The prisoner, who wept bitterly during the proceedings, did not attempt to deny that this was the case, and said that the transaction occurred about live months ago. Mr. Goodman, the chief clerk, explained to the worthy alderman that about the time referred to, two pore d = who k i Z a t r mar ine store shop in the City, were with reeeliVill aquantity of indiarubber valves, the property • ir in Mark-lane, in whose service the primer was e p ed. It was strapeuted et the time that • deyeidendve system of plunder had been carried on. and when the pernagalte referred to were taken into number after in the service d different firms Lem trier I.Leymse.. The prisoner was proved to have bee ogostmesd to the stealing el the valves, but his loader did not wish to peones& him, as account of • liking for the lad himself aid the for the take of his family. Yr. Paid said that when he miglnally, expressed • desire not to pram the ebirge against the prisoner, he was not aware of the preview transaction. He still, however, wee that the led ibould be disc arged if the alderman felt that such a codes would not be iwmi, • tent with his public duty. The father, with tears in his eyes, also earnestly @ablated that his eon might be spared the degradation of being seat to gad as • felon. ffir R. Carden mid he would yield to the mead of the , but he hardly knew that he wee doing his duty rt:it ci ithat step. It was • melancholy thing to see • young moo acting in this manner towards a kind master, =after the peril he had been placed in en the oti. Sir Robert Carden then gave a mod feel * esimeigtion to the prisoner, and concluded by directing that be should be handed over to the charge of his father. !fosses Burns was charged with felony. The peisoner is one of • numerous gan of depredators who ha shoot Billingsgate Market, a nd lay their hands that comes in their way. He was pro ==l4l:ll4 sack, into which he slipped any " un conahwed -~ that came in his path. The charge agthestatiot woe that he walked deliberately up to • cart to • fahrearagee armed Bolton, and took out • I ;o si ellerrinp, and wee sheet to deposit them in his sack and walk of with them when • constable inter. toed and took him into egotedy. Sr R. Carden asked the prisoner what be bad to say to the charge ? Prisoner—l assure your worship it is entirely a militate. I wee mat by a very respectable gentleman to get the pad of berrings from • cart, and I went to the wrong cart. (Laughter.) The cemeiaMe said that the prisoner told him that • Mr. Hill bed sent him for the herrings, bat when he asked him who Mr. Hill was he said he did not know. (Laughter.) Sir R. Carden, addressing the prisoner, said his mistake was a very unfortunate one, as he should wind him for two monthr to prison for it. The prisoner was taken away by Partridge, the gaoler, still declaring that it was all • mistake. A great hulking fellow, named John Witham Parsons, was charged with dealin • mall rpll of cloth, valued at 10e., from the shop of Hr. Lancaster, • woolleadraper, in Aldgate High-street. It appeared that the cloth was placed near the door of the drop, and the prisoner went deliberately in and took up and walked off with it without being perceived by any of the shopmen. He was fortunately met at a short die tame from the place where the robbery was committed)", • City constable, named Albert White, who, knowing his character, inquired where he got the cloth from. He very nuattisfactory reply, and the constable Atte to take him into custody, when he made • very violen ante, and ha was obliged to procure the amistanee of another officer before the prisoner could be secured. Sir H. CllnieD asked the prisoner what he had to say In answer to the charge? The prisoner, who affected to be half stupid, but which vas evidently assumed, said, "Oh, it's all rigid." (Almeria) Sir It. Carden—All right, is it? I think it is all wrong. , Laughter.) Is anything known of the prisoner? Mr. Goodman, the chief clerk, said lie had been at that curt, charged with felony, at least twenty times. Partridge, the gaoler, said the priaoner bad been cool:tad in many times summarily that he really could not tell the number. He was a most notorious thief. Sr R. Gerdes told the prisoner be should send him to N =e— They are a key sat of fellow, there. (A laugh.) Sir R. Cards, told him be would find they woad not allow him to be key. He was then committed for trial, end Mr B. Garde di rioted the officer to procure certificates of all the primer's previous convictions, to be produced at the OK in older that the court might be empowered to pass • fitting sen tence. ( I `nlgh t ir•4 ILUitYLKBONE. Mr. Mansliald, the aittinoi a m "agitirata, gavels= awe in which Sergeant arson, of the 7 • Riles, was rammoned b 7 toad last ay. tollsollecaor at the Pme-apple , gate, Kilburn, for refuting to pay toll whild pineeeding in • cab to the Victors Drill Orouncl at Kilburn. It ap pe ared that Rio Ebeworth, commandant of the 7th Middlesex, had offered a prim for the beet marksman of the corps, at the Victoria Bilks practice-ground, which Uncoils; were permitted to use. It was as ordinary bell ponies day, and being disappointed in the arrival of the neownery ammunitiop, Captain Ellswor th direeted the de readmit to go to the Weet-end and get 1,000 rounds of tall cartridge, end bring them down to Mingo in a cab, and it was on the aeration of riding is this cob with the onmeni• ties that the toil wan damendsd, end refused by defendant, an the potted that be was co date at the time. Mr. Mansfield, in delivering jagoesh, said the defines relied upon was that there was an express exemption by a. clean to the Turnpike Act, which amend that "No toll shall be claimed or taken on any carriage soave yns robs', tore infantry when proceeding to exercise, and th e to, pub ' lic savior ;" while on the other hand it was *Wended that, *Mateo& the words " any, carriage" appeared huge enough to mod every species of vehicle, the interpretation, to the known roles of dealing with arta of pirlia.- inset, meet be limited to carriages conveying infantry on • wink sod pr ep = b public authority. A decision of ere of hie had been cited in support et this view, bat he was not booed by that clesides. It was bee duty to judge of the one span its smite and the foots adduced. The voludteen performed art important public sent to at their own ponto net, end • neceisary pert of such eerviceconaketedthe eri arm. Mtge forte anito, and to pass along highways sad through to the practice-ground was ipevitable in meet parts of the country ; such journeys, thenfore, en the ens is question were clearly made for the public movies, sad it was therefore easily conceived that the legislature Todd deem it interim to mulct volemteen in the tolls of turnpike gates on such occasions. If the liability to pay toil sow insisted upon be established, its effect would be to dinosaur the attendance of volunteers at their • ground. Suck being the case, be was inclined fo think that the words of the act were principally, if not exelnively, intended to exempt a volunteer under such circumstances; as the datendent ie this OWL With this view be felt it his duty $o &miss the summons, and as an adjournment took place at the Mateo= of the complainant, the defen dant would be entitled to costa far one day. Bros's BANCIIIVATHIC COMM. Its delicious e l ees i T a r . geWeil WOW' as a ll =t 4 have ir, Muml 14 ptehlet. perik, the Maim . .111411111 Ana. liiirespitla .—Ad mehmensi MARKETS. 001TON.—LionFoor., Ocr. 6.—We have to report a good demand to-day, with • very Ann mast. The sake an 14000 bales, of which 7,000 are for export and specu lation. OOTTON C10Q116.--MAncanirenk Oar. 6.—The eggre pte beams ci the week has lees of fair =Unit. and swears to have been well &tainted over all clines of geode. The market therefore ohms with a aim feeling, at an advance of led. pa:piece ea lathseldrlings, tempered with the prices tan dos sop ; other cloths also skrengthening valise which had not been subject to equal depreciation, and yarns of most kinds being Id. per lb. dearer. The impression is that the Improvement is one of a speculative character mainly, but wirsUals so or not it bar made its mpannee somewhat slowly, aadtpadnelly, for it was felt Neural Weeks ego that primmer, strugthsoing for India goods, and that some extensive contracts bad been placed, notwithelanding the bad accounts than. Altogether, the fts of 404n01i India and China shirting having gained 3d. to4 te Sr e er piece in the course of the Urethrae or four weeks, the docks held having been chafed off, with contracts' en into which will keep maims buy till the end of November, and in some cues far into December. For 36- inch printers and shirting., for home and other markets, prices are ltL to 3d.., and in fine reeds (66 to 72) 2d. to 4d. dearer. Figured aborting, are 3d. dearer, and long cloths and T cloths in some cues lid. to 3d. dearer in the same time. Yarn ease ed. to W. hierer. Cloaca bas advanced fully in proportion to manufactured goods, but business men very generally regard it rin a more encouregin,g state than for unne mein put HARDWARE.. OCT 6. — There is • quiet, '. but, epee the whole, • leaft — reidk - ilia - bees ; 1w time. facittanee hew seeteieebseses shoat al orders tide week, lids left the al a petal relapse in the itsms which invariably during tar prowess of the harvest; and the operettla mum awed this year because the bulk of the nemdeeturews bei weld cedes to fall back upon, coupled with this is also the baguid oondition of the export trade, the giershaata' orders in abbe* every department being mall. Many of the artistes will not make more than four =this week ; bat wfrikkaMte bat day or two the factors' have been el Mee freely, and next week increased aeistaYae it evoked. The most important trades—those to whisk_ this peaked amount of labour is employed--are in the h e eleation. The Wackiest is oeeied to the missy torrhos awl to the fancy trades ; but it is merely quilerb, and ma dapossioo. In 1 t o tt i e=aing distellet olf Sou& Illansalliko soh Not Wor beim b wok Irak W soloption el the he. Insis t mid& - Mak 73t0 seal trade toss Wino bass bear; it Mohan the gib as rapidly • IS is raised, sa oosarsomos oohs socoplisosi, when the Madre& trawl is dull, as it is at this Essoisot. CORN.—CAXBILIDOZ, Our. 6.—We had • dull market, but the price of all corn was quite sa dear ; the condition of the new wheat is still vary had, and the barley offering very inferior in quality. Wheat, red. 525. to bile. ' • white, O. to 64e. Barley, Ste. to 44e. OaM., 221. to 28e. Beans, bOa. to M. Tana. 13s. to 14w per buaheL 00t C101D71114 Oct. &—A good supply of wheat and very small of calm grain. Wheat fully wal=ted late rata. Burley, beam, end pas unaltereA est operations are brought nearly to a close in this district. Gunman; Ocr. 6.—A week of very fine weather has ambled farmers to nearly complete harvesting. At our to-day's market English wheat wee sold at the turn in buyer's favour. No demand for foreign. Malting= much oomplainsd of. Grinding scarce and in Maine fully se deer. A mere retail trade in cote at late rates. Import' of the week,endiug Oct. 6 :—Wheat, foreign, 10,510 qrs. Bailey, coesteruie„ 320 ; f Via, 3,810. Oats, Ireland, 3,290. liaise, foreign, 1,141. Bundnes, forage, 860. GUILDPORD, OCT. 6.-There was Qtly a very limited quantity of new wheat to-day, aooswruentty it sold rather better, the highest pries being Mk. wheat is unchanged in value, 765. the beat price. Barley in better demand at rather higher rates. Other pain as before. HXIITTORD, Ocr. 6.-We had a small attendance of farmers again to-day. The best samples made last week's prices; damp sorts were lower. Barley, little offering; most of that on sale, being black and out of condition, fetched from 28e. to 35.. In oats rather better trade. Peas and beans support LA week's prioes. Wheat, 28s. to 41s. per load ; barley, malting, 304. to 445. ; grinding, 28a. to 355. per qr. ; oats, 20s. to 265. per qr. ; peas, 275. to 29e. per load ; beans, 28a. to 90a per load. LI:MISTER, Ocr. 6.-The market was quiet, and the =6:llast week ware maintained. White aorta were of at SU to 72e. ; red, 57a to 66.. per 36 'done. The demand for barley though not active was firm, and the extreme curreaseim of /eat week were easily made, and in some canes rather more moray was given, top . samples waking fifie„. seceadary, 38s. to 404. per qr. ; grinding .its. to 345. per 30 stone. There was • somewhat limited show of ads, the trade in which ruled healthy, at prices the tun in favour of the seller ; old realised 33a. to 37a. ; new, 255. 'fie 285. per 24 stone. The demand for beans proved fair ; ehl, 535. to 55e, ; new, 501. to 52e. per 38 atone. Fine flour, 52e. ; second, 48s. ; thirds, 46e. per sack. Narieuerim-nron-Trnit, Ocr. 6.-At our market this morning we had an extremely scanty show of wheat from the farmers, the main bulk whereof coedited of new wheat in poor condition, nevertheless a clearance was effected upon all descriptions at an advance of is. per qr. For choice south country new white 68a. was realised, and 71s. for extra old Suffolk ; the new red was held beyond the expectation of buyers, and hung on hand, the con dition being imperfect. Fine old foreign being held so tenaciously, and our millers having purchased freely of late, few transactions occurred, but whoa we get a 'officio . ucy of new for mixing , flee old varieties are mine likely to improve in value than other wise. For fins old mixed Dantsio 68.. was paid, extra up to 705., whilst Odessa white sold I. retail at 665. all per 5041b5. ; Wolpst was offered at 68a, same weight, and refused. A very choice parcel of new Brunswick red, no Hamburg, was sold for arrival at 68e. per 5041 be. Very little flour offering, and prices well sue- Milled. Our millers were holding for more money, and there seems now germ likelihood of the advance being realised, at all evente it remains with themselves whether they get it or not, as for the moment they possess the mono ' poly of the market. Malting berley inquired for. Grinding awes and rather dearer. Old malt fully as dear. Boiling rusiis increased demand with few offering. Beans eta . Oats without much cheep. The arrivals the are :-Wheat, oosidwiaa, 1,487 qrs. ; foreign, 2,210. foreign, 1,250. Oita modeles, 2,467. Beans , Fortl Forts 100. Flour, 580 mks. Noaerren, Oct. 8.-The wheat trade was slow, at the prices of this day se'nnight. The supply of barley was mere liberal, and for all the best qualities of malting there ores a fair dammed at last week's rates • secondary and M 'Mus sorts met with purchasers on l ate terms. The weather during the week has been fine, with a brink drying wind ; has enabled farmers to secure the residie their crops in fair order; but the late harvested barleys are dark in colour and more or less sprouted. The yield of wheat on the heavy clays of Norfolk is estimated at about four bushels per acre below the average. White wheat is quoted this evening at 64e. to 68s. ; red ditto, 545. to 65.. per qr. ; flour, 46e. per sack from the miller. Novrmouxx, Ocr. 6.-At our market this morning there was a modest* show of wheat. Old white quelities moved off at 66e. to 745. ; new, Ha to 68s. ; old red, 645. to 70a. ; new, Ids. to folia per 36 stone. Of barley the show was by no means plentiful, and • 'needy demand was experi awed at prices rather over thole of last weak ; malting made 4th. to 455. ; new foreign Seale, 41R to 465. per qr. ; old grinding, 335, to 36e. pm 80 gene. The inquiry for cats (of s which the *hew was sheet) was healthy, and ad vanced rates were asked and generally obtained ; old, 305. to 37e. • new, Ns. to 294.1 foreign, 275. to 31.. per 24 atone. 'Beams were dispaeid el at the extreme currencies of the week pea boa Old, 525. to 555. ; old foreign, 49a. to 52e. peril slur. Super flour, 50s. to 545. ; fine, 46e. to 48e. per 20 atone. 01701 D. Ocr. 6.-The farmers generally in this neigh bourhood have finished harvest, with the exception of carry ing beam Oid wheat was much in request, and fully maintained last week's rates, sad good sample. of new wheat sold well. Millers complain of the new wheat as being so very difficult to pied from its dampness ; this alludes only to the wheat carried some weeks since ; the i crops that have been harveatedduring the present fine sunny weather will sane to hand in • much drier state. New barley ruled from 36a. to 44e. per quarter; good malting quality was much sought after-the happy change in the weather has very meek improved the crops standing in the fields. Oafs of good quality were quite as dear as thin day week. Beans commanded late rate*. Pear, sew frier samples, and in very bad condition. Flour, 475. per Hay, 5f 10s. to 61. Pwreanortouon, 6.-At oar market to - day we had a large supply of wheat, which met a slow sale at 2s. to 3a. par qr. wider the prioes of this day week. Barley about the same. Oats fully, as dear, but few offering. Beans unaltered in value. Prices :-Wheat, beet red, Wfa to 6311.; common ditto, 575. to 60a. per 5041ba. ; oats, Is. to Is. Id. per stone ; beans, 54.. per qr. of 532165. Itgaseno, Ocr. 6.-We were but moderately supplied i w s i rior th wheat today lw and uad the e = l a w cam duil e , to.dhand sales were in slowly effected at about last week's rates, while new was sold at slightly easier terms. A very fine lot of old wheat reslised 801 s. per quarter. Barley in short supply, and sold at late quotations. Oats, beans, and peas • steady sale, and no alteration in value took place. Wheat, old, one, t o 75a. ; ditto new, 48a. to 655. • leaky, 39e. to 48e. ; eats, 18s. to 325. ; beans, 425. to 50i. ; peas, 38a. to 46e. ; house holds, 535. ; seconds, 49e. Wieescu, Ocr. 6.-We are well supplied with wheat at this day's market, the greater part very inferior, the sale el which was hairy at • decline of 3s. to 4s. per qr., and on the letter desinptions 2s. per qr. Scarcely any aping eora allowing, and the value as lest week. Weather very Rae. PtiCAll to the grower :-Wheat, white, new, 45a. to 1135., 63115. per bushel ; ditto rod, new. 42a. to 585.; eats, new, la to Is. ld. per stops ; beans, old, 50s. to 5115. par qr. Woecisres, Ocr. 6.-Then was a fair supply el wheat at market to-day the weather being very fine. sales could only be effected by submitting to a reduction of L. to 2a. per qr., but farmers genera lly prefer taking their samples t o ,* to giving way. egain per qr. dearer and a good deal inqubred for. cats wanted and tending up. TATTIRSALL'S-SATrzDAy. The room wee opened oe Saturday to enable imincriliere to namable for the last time price to their &potent for Newmarket. The attend:am was somewhat nuaterons, sad, ea tbe appended lot of quotations will show, the betting, alibiing% not C/M112111S• IRO marked by assail *lawn The most imporLant alarstsin in the price current wee the MaTiollo of Hezess, about vim= a kip 001.11i11{011 had hem imecutad lin the City dioxin the inorninis. The favourites were very Grin, but Newenale, who had been up and down in the mar ket, was again quoted et 50 to 1 offered, odds which miight lan been wally obtained about either Bevis or The mai ,indy Trespass, who had been driven to 100 to 1 on the priced* day, returned tolOte 1 taken. The prices at the acme welllllolllllllllr : (IOISAREWITCH MAXIM 9to 1 opt Oolas Pl99it ft frog)) 9 to 1 Dulabda (t) 14 to 1 Ka514 1,i (4) 100 to T Movoaritees (t) RIO to 11 Ctedorter It) 90 to 1 =itk o p 90 to 1 10 to 1 119911kk• 4 11 ) 10 to 1 linos 33 to 1 (t and off) 20 33 1 ) to to 1 ila amok ke ) 40 to 1 irototoo (t) 40 to 1 Lod, ?mina , (IL 40 50 to 1 1 Bevi Cape (off) Flyaway (oo) s 50 to le:- The Alderney (off) 50 to I Newcoatie (off) 1000 to 15 Viatlca(Load m off) 1000 to 15 Si r WIl 1 ft and off) CIABRIDGESEHKE STAKI2i. 100 to 7 opo &Atop (t) S 3 to 1 The Venus tdly (t) 40 to 1 Seclusion (I) wards; new unaltered. Beans rather dearer. Pea unaltered. YORK, OCT. 6. —White samples changed hands at 64. to 68e. ; red, 625. to 645. per 36 stone. The barley trade As sumed a rather buoyant aspect, and the show being limited, the currencies of list week . were fully maintained. Maltift, 40s. to 425. per qr. ; grinding, Us. to 365. per 30 stone. In oats samples realised 98s. to 30a. per 24 stone. The prices of beans have rather improved, old, ; new, 48a. per 38 stone. Malt, 68e. to 70s. ; rye, 40s. per qr. ; tour, 475. to Ws. per sack. KIRKCALDY Ocr. 6.—Hers to-day we had a moderate 0, 1 3 107 of I* e ; salsa ready, but prices unequal ; some sold at lain s rates, while othen in prime condition were sold at Is. to 2a. per qr. advance. Oid and new wheat bosh' dearer ; small supply. Oats la to 2a. per qr. cheaper. Wheat, old, 621. to Us. per qr. • new, 465. to 625 ; barley, new, 295. to Cs. • oats new, its. to 295. WAIIIMFOIID, OCT. 6.—A continuance of fine weather throughout the week has enabled our farmers to secure the remainder of their crops, but in their anvety to stack them we fear the condition has suffered. We have had fair deli veries of grain from the country and large arrivals of foreign, consisting principally of Indian corn. The trade has been firm for all articles, without any material altera tion in prices. Farmers' wheat we note about 6d. per barrel dearer, with a good inquiry; foc i rd t ield above the views of buyers, and transactions very . Prime rim plea of malting barley realise an advance la. per barrel, but other descriptions are unchanged. Oats more sought after, and purchasers have to pay full prices. Indian corn : Fatly in the week the sales were very limited, but the last day or two we have had a considerable demand, which has been met freely by holders. Flour more sexily disposed of at extreme rates. Imports this week :—Wheat, 90 qrs.; Indian corn, 17,710 ; flour, 150 sacks. Exports this week :—Wheat, 86 barrels ; oats, 3,060 ; f10ur,277 sacks ; oatmeal, 94 sacks. WRATH= REPORT. OCE 11, Af $ TO • A.ll. &W. W.LW. W.B.W. ABERDIIIII .. ORszarocc .. Blawsox .. Poinuez OALwAy ROLL :cf.*. arm. am. Livzirooi =aisaffowii ioWO's - Dorn & w. W.N.W. N.W. W.W. W.N.W. AWN. ILL Pintocrrn PIIIZAJICI lam Banco Luxor • lad vomited roe of 10 feet agues about face disalaullata XXPLLNATION, B.—Barometer corrected and reduced to 82 deg. at sea level (mean). L—ltzposed (but shaded) thermometer. 11.—Moist seed bulb (tor evaporation and dew point). D.—Direction of wind (true). 7.—Force (0 to 12). C.—Cloud (1 to 9) proportion. L—ipitial letters :b, blunL4. clouds ~ dete,thed) : tott. h, hill :I. lightning: m, ) e, overcast (dull) r, rain et mow t, thunder. • Later repeated autpnenta—thue, er, much rain. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Arm Wary, of Newcastle, from Baselarland to St. John's, with troa sad Dods, waa abandoned off Tory Inland on the night of tha led of (Mahar ; orew landed at Malin Head.—London . diary, Oct. . Cloliide (barque), Captain Newman, of and trots Shields for New Yore, with coals, foundered about twenty miles NN.W. of the Dudgeon Light yesterday ; crew landed here this morning. Hull, Oct. 6. Eliza Kirkbride. from Hartlepool, was stranded last Met eight miles North of this port, and is totally lost, with all Lilts; Oct. S. Glee Isla—A telegram reeetved from Calcutta announces the rite strival of the Glen Isla, which was reported to be lost, via : "Glen Isla, reported wrecked, safe off Calcutta."—Hom. bq, Sept. 11. Melia has foundered at Sangor. Oliver Putnam, hence to Ciacutte, hM been wrecked at Reunion. —Liverpool, Oct. & VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Athenian (se) bound south, under =war, Sept. 27, lat. 48.38 N., lon. 10.40 W. Earl of Clare, from Buenos for Liverpool, Sept. 9, lat. 28 , lon, 115 W. Him Hunter (brig), from Liverpool for Bahia 25 days, Augurt 22, lat. 11.10 N., lon. 24.5 W. Havelock, from Buenos Ayres for London,Sept. 9. land o'C;kea bound out, August 30, lat. 12.13 N., lon. IMO W. Lady Blemington CAmerican 'hip: from Liverpool for Calcutta 40 days. Auguat 21, lat. 0.63 N., lon. 20.61 W. lladgo Wildfire, from Liverpool for Bombay Augnat 22, lat. 3 N., lon. 47 W. IMAMS, from Alva Bay, for London, July 31, lat. 16 S., lon. 7 I'. Meteor, from Madras and Algot" Bay for London, Sept. 13, lat. It N., lon. 36 W. mega, from Manilla for Queenstown, Sept 1, lat. 24 fi.„ ion flarab and d Martbst,from Liverpool for Agog Bay, August 16, km. lOW. Than, fres lbusgeon for Liverpool 116 days, Sept. 14, lit 25.43 IC, ion. SP W. Undaunted (barque), from London for Rangoon 24 days, August 22, lat. 10.60 N., lon. 24 W. faunbia (ship), from Singapore for London 74 days, August 9, tat. 14.141 S., lois. 4.2 W. THE APPLICATION OF THZ ELECTRIC LIGHT POE tkalwara AT BRA.—The application of the electric light to the purpose of signalling was practically tested an Thursday - , when the Conflance left Davenport harbour at half-past 7 p.m., and steamed into the offing displaying the electric light (invented by Profeseor Way, and superior to any yet produced) until 9 o'clock. At a distance of 13 mile it @Mee brilliantly, emitting a ooncentrated light of an intensely height bluish hue. The qsaim of signalising by this light is by long and short flashes, upon a similar I principle to that of positive and negative signals. The trial on Thursday evening did not extend to the use of the signals, but merely to the display of the light A farther trial was made on Friday evening, when signals were continued for several hones between the Conflance (at the east and of the breakwater), and the se maphore, Mount Wise, with much satisfaction. The plan of signalising by means of the electric light seems to be very simple, although it appears improbable that it can he worked with regularity but by a:dent:Mc men. For instance. two short flashes and two long ones denote 7, representing the letter C, and so on, until the words signalled are formed. The light has been worked by Mr. Evans, analytical chemist, of London. The Professor and he attendant, Captain Ram, Lieutenant Columb, flag lieute nant of the Dockyard ; Brigade-Major Kirk, and savers! naval and military officers besides have been present to watch the signals, which were continued until an early hour on Saturday morning. [Advertisement.}—HOLLOWAY'S PlLLl,—;:res ion of Spirits—As autumn advances the feeble, and eat clay, suffer from the imperfect and languid state of e Ores• lotion, which even in the strong sometimes produces an seat. oonntable despondency. Holloway's pills effectually dispel the gloom by which netairs foreshadows a warning of some serious malady. 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Newman , Pg.. et • son. RIDOITT.—Oet. 4, at the Vicarage. Bourn. Cambridgeshire, tha wife of Das Rev. J. D. TUdout, of a daughter. 2, at Ashley-place, the wife of A. Smith. I* , of • eon. MARRIAGE& BAINIR—POPE.--Oet 4, at thallom, near Leeds, by th e r''• Mr. Handltoa, T. 11. Bahame, Am.. 11 A., of Leeds, to s3rab. daughter *I J. 11. Pope, req ., of Oaltoa. CAMPION—OILMORR—Oct. I, at Bt. Mary's, Weithemsto.• B. Campion, Commander LN. to Elisabeth, daughter of . 1 Gilmore, Emu, of the Priory Walthematow. OODTRZT—MLNILALL—AuIt 2, et Dowialawarem, Mut Indian, by the ger. W. A. Cape, Arthur Oodfrer. Lieutenant H NM Mgt. M.N.1., ma of Prank late InsPector-Gegerel of Hospital(. Madras, to WOW: UM, second daughter of L E. Merrell, Nag., C.X.D.P.W. DEATH& EVEAINGTON.—Oct. 4, at Olouosster.terraoe. Regent's pelt. W. Everiolyton. Esq., seed St. ORAY.—Oct. 4, at North at remont, Cheshire. Elisabeth Fano!. wife of Mr. II Gray. 22. OIICHAED. Sept. 7. at ape Settle. NAL, of yellow fever. ilentl Early Thomas, fourth son of the lase Wiest Orchard. of Middle.lsoe. Hornet, Middlesex. eyed IL BOOTT.—Oet. 3, Mr. W. Scott. of Whertesetreet. Peetotoille. eyed 63, Primed =a rehilabod by 'Maus ine Maxi, of No Lombard-AAA in the elliy of Irearem. !dater, at 118 Moe. In toward-Amt. la me rigid a * whis e nu s.... UUNDIT, ocrouzs 8. 1800. w7ir. Lw. N.W. • 3 1 J