The Express. — London, England, 1850-10-31 00:00:00

p l y IRELAND. SALES IN THE INCUMBERED ESTATES COURT. Dents, Oct. 30. There were eight propertine, nose of them how ever very ansitlerable - , advertised for sale yesterday. They were for the moat part sabdivided into very email lots to snit the eenverdeues of parehassre. The three oemmiseionom sat as the riesasioe, and the court was crowded mused. The first property set ap was that of J. Drutogoole Brady, situated near Oranard, in the county of Long- Swd, sad held by fee fana grant of which, according to the terms set forth in the rental, the purchaser of eash lot " will be required to execute the counterpart as tenant to the present landlord." It was offered in two lots as follows: Lot 1 sonsiMed of throe denominations, contsielsg togs tier 1,216 wee, subject to a heed rent of 7771 7s. 84., and let to a tenant been yowls year, at the annual rest of 1,1262 Is Id. Mr. 8. Walker offered 4001. be the bit, sad, there Wag no other bidder, wee declared the perstiaser. Lot 2 consisted of 42 sera, eenteining ea old MIIO4OII levee. sabject to • head rest ei 281. 4e. 10d., and of this let Kr. Christopher Demo was declared the purchaser, at 1801. The fee-siteple estate of Richard Lett, situated in barony of Forth, within four miles of the town a Wexford, was then put op in the following lots : Lot 1, prodertiog a deer rob rent of 81. 25., sold for Lot 2, prodeciag ditto, above all charges, 1111, 15e., sold for 1,8251. Lot 3, ditto ditto,-1071. le.—sale adjourned, the highest offer news 1,6262 Lot 4, producing a dear yearly profit rent of W. Is. 6J., sold for 2302. Lot 6, ditto ditto-721. 12s. Bd., sold for 1,2701. The estate of John and Thomas Locke, in the county of Limerick, was put up in two lots ; bat there being no bidders the sale was adjourned. A property, coseisting of houses and lands in the counties of Galway, Clare, and Kilkenny, and belong ing to Mr. John Cecil Reads, of Clerkenwell, London, was then offered for sale in the following lots: Lot 1-64 acres, aear the town of Lovelace, subject to a flee-farm rent of 31. 16s. Sd., eves purchased in trust for the ]lugs'. of Clearieard, ter NW. LOU 2,3, and 4.—lions in town of Loaphrsa, purcbemed lee the same, for 661. Let 6.—Adjouraed. there being so ladder. Lot 6, ecoatelaing 93 acres, la the heresy of Hinkam, end oast, of Clan, subject to e lee farm rent of 111. Is. 7d., and lot at present eta reat d 261., was perebsead by Mr. Michael Crash for 2401. Lew 7 and B.—Adjoenied, then belsg so bidders. Lot house is Kilkeany, saisg 61. 10u Bd., wee eta for l 0 _ _ Lee 10.—Another house is YOk.aey,lst at 121. 125., was tor 1151. by the teasatin passeesteo, who mid that = s at worth so much, bet be preferred giving that sum to haul M • tyrant of a landlord over him. (Lannter.) Les 11. Count fee farm rents, sameaUse la the whole to 61. 10a 4d., arising oat of homes in Kilkenny, sold kr 46i. The next estate was that of Henry George Cashel, situated within six miles of Nenegh, in the county of Tipperary, containing 729 acres, held by lease of line renewable fee ever, and producing a profit rent of 3741. It wu parchued by Mr. Wyndham Goold for 3,4001., being about nine years purchase. The dale of the next estate, being that of Margaret Coates, in the county of Kildare, was adjoarasd, there being bat one bidding, which wee deemed inadequate. The next estate offered was that of Messrs. H. J., and J. It. Bachelor, and cocaleted of the lands, house, and premises called Whitehouse Farm and Waxtield, situate in the county of Dahlia; and the mansion-houee and demesne lands of Abbeville, and the dwelling-houses and offime thereon, situate in the county of Dublin, held respectively for lame for lives renewable fur ever. . . . . Lot 1, containing 85 acres, eubject to a ►ead-rent of 1111 64. and 51. Os. hid. tithe•rent charge, and at present inlet, was purchased by Mr. Rslph Cusack foe 1,7001 Lot 2, canauticg of 13achelor all, with 26 we. of laud, subj(ct to a bead•rent of 271 13.. 7d., and let at present for a yearly red( of 1201., was parohased by Mr. Frederick Sutton for 0751. The estate of the late Sir Arthur Chichester, of Shane Cantle, County of Antrim, an insocrent, was then put up in fits lots. It consisted of about 3,500 acres of land situated in the county of Donegal, and held under least sof lives renewable for ever; and the sales of all the lots were adj..urned,owing to theinada quate offers made, or the want of any bidders in the case of some of them. The commissioners sat until half-past tour, when the court was adjourned. The death of Mr. S. Dickson, M.l'., which took play at hia house in Limerick on . Ntondiy, has lett a vacancy in the representation of the county of Lime rick, fir which, as we are informed bye local journal, there are already several candidates in the field. Of these Captain Dickson, of Croons Castle, Mr. Goold, Mr. Firegibb.m, and Mr. Carlton are mentioned. The Etefisny Pud, which mentions Mr. Carlton, says be has lett town to canvas, and that his principles are liberal. The friends of Mr. John O'Connell are still unwilling to create another vacancy in Limerick by his retiring, until the liberal constituency shall have been strengthened somewhat by the new Franchise Act. --- The Clare tenant-right demonstration took place I , yesterday, bat no report of the proceedings has yet I been received in town. At the preliminary meeting, however, which was held on Monday, it was resolved to divide the county into ten districts, and to collect a sum of 3001. for the purposes of the league. A shocking murder is stated by the Limerick Re porter to have been perpetrated near Templemore on Saturday last, a young man named 'Thomas Martin having been slaughtered in a very barbarous manner, fur having taken some lands adjoining his own, from which a person named James Joyce had been dis possessed. One person is in custody for the murder. The trial of John Mason Poole, for embezzlement of public funds, was commenced yesterday, in the Commission Cuurt, and had not terminated when the court adjourned. The charges against him were specified in the following counts : The first count charged that he, on the 30th January, being a person employed in the public service as a paymaster of the constabulary force in Ireland, and entriatted am such with public money, applied to hie own use the sum of 1,200 L, part of a sum of 2,2071. 15s. 3d. therein stated to have bees entru•ted to bum as such paymaster. Is the mead must the primmer was charged as ouch paymaster with having, on the 27th Yebeuary, 1860, applied to his own see the sum of 1261. Ts. Bd., part of a seas of 2,3431. 14e. 34. therein stated to have been entrusted to bias as each pay master. In the third C 311•1 he was charged as sash ray muter with having, on the 30th March, 1860, applied to his own um the sam. el 1,7161. llie. Bd., pnet of aOM of 2,1391. therein stet, d to have been entrusted to him.—The prisoner pleaded Not Guilty. The revision of the Burgess Roll of Dublin, which has just been concluded, has resulted in the enrol ment of 5,637 names on the list. Over six hundred persons, mays the Cbrk Cboatirst bon, took passages on Saturday, on board both stea mers, belonging to the Cork and Dublin Companies, for Liverpool, for the purpose of emigrating to Ame rica. This number is smaller than usually has left from this port for Liverpool, on Saturdays, for Aratrica. Jams Black, Esq., of Ballycaitle, County Antrim, has Wormed his truantry on the lands et Cedaghey, in the seigt.biurhood of Omagh, that their rents, now and in future, will be permanently reduced, at the rate of ten per cont. Her Majesty's letters patent haw paned the great seal of Ireland, granting the bisteeprie of Meath to the Very Rev. Thomas Stuart Townsend, D.D. His Excellency the Lord-Lieutenant has bees pleased to approve of Charles Viscount Middleton being appointed a Deputy-Lieutenant for the county of Cork, in the room of Bit %Vali= Becher, Bart, deemed. The Lord-Lieutenant bas directed Patrick C. How ley, Esq., R.M., to take charge of Bsllybay, and ad- Main districts, in the ooanty of Mosaghan, under the provisions of the Act 6, Wm. IV., e. 13, in the reels of Christopher Plunkett, En., retired from the melee. A CHILD BURNT TO DadYll.—Last *Min Mr. H. id. Wsklei bald sa Wreak be the Tlaiverelty College Hospital, ow Corsedial Marlete, aged lour peen. Doomed, darlaa hie mothere temporary almease, atteuptod settles nailer wade« tram the mend piles, sad ta the attempt fell late the dee, ea whMl it lay mail its teresse alatend the lemma, who forted *pea the dem sad anal the little sufferer WM. MOO the &II kg( reseted. He was Leeway conveyed to tble hospital, when leo died la the LwtWIWY- The Jul. who severe! mewed the mem a ni viag Wit the deemed the rem, reamed • ',idiot " Aesidestal Desslo' ALi . vattimeneata—Aacertila CURE CM • BAD Lao pi .urns. owerloneasr.—Rainet ef • Mar hem lbw Inner, when lea tem • ewpme IM lims Mena awl bars la themateepollam_ gene: • sa 14, MIL alr,—Nfavfog beet leasClinelle= rsp m AMU a NM. . whiugl aret. Now of the viratawimater awNeal maks as hollor, I wee aholar al Air ea• am • Wag etay, I left mown; Weide r. wpm odd Met *ay taller 'Met =Me wins mime, yea lardy ettarwarda toy tee no sena fry mks yea log abinsat..—Boid an=hia sad at Proftarie >lµBMWs SPORTING. THE EXPRESS, NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. WEVIIIIBDAY. Mona-200. T Y.C. Jepies's Mildew, 3 yrs, get (Flamm) 1 Kr, S. Danksoe'e Vivandien, 2 yea, 64 llib..(Lys) Betting : 7t02 es Mildew. Woa by • seek. Met tined. SWICUSTAXII of 10 ens. seek for 2.yr die; wire, Sat 71b ; lilies, Solt 4'b; the winter to be and for 70 is,.. demanded, dta First ball of M. K. Mr. Arnsatrear's f by Anent* est (41. 1ar lay 1 Mr. 04helifeelea's Faux P as (0. 'Wpm 2 liwb Debut of Betlferd's Sob... (Y. ezf es. Betting: 6 to 4 emit eget AMMO* NV Mg wee sheerly by • length, the enema bowl Il s e fir hilf • lerigth. HON le 46 sees. The Muer inumer 01TIBPSTALIII of 15 lOW. soil, 10 Wet Sr Ws. First MU of Ab. M. Oapeabi Liddell's Truth, Set (J. Zuni) 1, Mr. Merry's Pierre de Touch, 7st Illb (Whitehouse) Lord Lowdele's e by Des Joke out of Eleperant. let (Croon) 3 Mr. Barker's is Prime Cendoe out et Miss Jolla Bloat, 7st 71b by (Lys) 4 Betting: 2 to 1 not Truth, 3 to 1 art Primo Garage colt, sad 4to 1 net Pierre do Toone. The ran from Ant to leer was a ..stab between Truth and Pierre de Tirane, the former obtaining the Ind half way op the seeds, sad wining cloudy by a length, the Blepument Ally a bed third. Ron in 62 nest. Sonniuntom PLAT. of 604., for 3-yr-olds, Est 71h; end three, Sat 101 b ; the wisest to be sold for 360 son. sl ite. Cat Peel's Lumina', 3 y ea (Flatus.) 1 Deka of Roolnood's Anion', 2 yrs (Collins) I Major Martyr's Tke Swede, 3 yea (W. Abdele) Bens. : 6 to 4 on Antigone, 4 to 1 nett sole Oneenere sM TM Swede, and bto apt any ether. Losighisa, The Smola, and Minos. lynx anon alineat, waited The =into the turd', had the rest et it to thezeselves, Muni by • heed, sad the fanseite beatun Tke Swede by • lisps. Ran is Im. 16 see. OWIRPST/Mill of 10 son. oath ; for 3-yrolds, 7. 71b ; tong, Set 21b; Ave and upwards, 8. 71b; the Maur to be add for 160 son., if demanded, dr. T.Y.C. Kr. Position's Weedlerk, 4 yrs (W. Tree.) 1 Mr. C. Hernsby'sTke Old Foe, 4 yrs (fLorusby,jan. 2 Mr. Roane' Snead Chases, 3 yea (Crouch 3 Mr. R. Reed's Thriagemb, 4 7n...4E4.1.4401am OSP. Casaißglam's The Meese (l.llvaas) Beeeng: 6 to 4 is Weedlerk, said 4 to 1 seek apt Elie Old Pox and TM Mans. T.* Old Fez made play hr anon ▪ inde, and was this paned by the isvearitir, who was mem afterwards ought, mad woo seedy by • lisgtb. Boss us 1 m. 13 see. Tke whiner Maimed. Swamerams et 10 min seep. for 3 year olds, 7et ntx roar, Set 4lb ; Ave and upwards, Bet 81b ; the Maser to be sold fer 40 son if demanded, din T.Y.C. Mr. Newton's Fakes, 3 yrs (Clippie) 1 Mayer Marty.'s F 611161140, 3 yea (J. Mann) 2 Yr. Daley's Dover. 6 yea (Doherty) 3 Lord Chesterfield's Pntheedia, 4 yea (Flamm) 4 Betting : 7 to 4 as Palen. Wes by • length ; half a lentil between snood and thin. TM Mann dented. Bus ie 1 min. 18 sm. Swansea.= of 60 eon each, hft ; for 2 year old colts 71b;8,t Set 6; winners of 200 son or upwards to cony 61b sutra. D.M. Mr. Oshaldenso's e. by Touchstone, oat of Mountain Sylph (Supt.) Walked over HANDICAP PLATS of 60 6011; for 3 year ells sad up wards. A.F. Mr. Payne's Olson, 4 yrs, tistl2lb (Fianna) 1 Mr. Stiewiea's linens. 4 yrs, 6st Mb ..(J. Osborne)) 2 Cunt Kioaty's Mule Moat, 6 yea, 6m Illb (Pries. jun.) 3 Betting sto 2 apt Gimes, 6to 2 age Loadetene, 6 es 1 apt Heroine, Bto 1 nek apt Administrator Maria Meat, and UrieL Heroine wart sway with the Lid, attended by Karla Mont sad two cc tkne id the light wh her cut oat the week at • pod pan to the curds ; O lea n ` hen pion them, went in Mines a few strides fret hem, sad wee cleverly by • lesgth, dui mend beetles the third by Ilen leagths, Baskranger a bad fourth. Rita in 2 mi.. 1 es.. Wags was restive at the poet, threw her Pekin, and ND away, the embus starting without her. 116LLINO HANDICAP BWIDPSTAIL/41, of 16 ern. ere. 16 fee; for 3-yr-olds and upwards. The winner to be nil fir 100 ems. if declared, de. D.M. Mr. J. Day's Mignon, 6 yrs, 7st 71b (W 1 Mr. Payne's Crucible, 4 yrs, Set 71b Mann I Duke of Railing's Paul, 3 yrs, 7st 41b ..(Ctiapple i Betting: Ens on Mignon, and 7 to 4 apt Crucible. Mignon made all the running, end woo Is a canter by four leanths. Run in 1 min. 48 ete. ; the winner claimed. BWIRP6TAZiII 01 10 DOTS. 4.644, for 2-yr olds, Est gib; three, bat 7th; four, Bst 121 b; Ave and upwards, 9. lib; the winner to be sold fur 260 sou., if demanded, d in Last half of Als. M. Mr. Radian's &Pea Middleton, 3 yn..(Wkltehoune) 1 Mr. H. Freshest's Catalan, 3 yrs (Pettit) 2 Col. Peel's The Bleck See, 2 yrs (Cksiltos) 3 Lard W. Powlett's Iby Reins oat el Va., 2 yrs, (Bannostd) 4 Bitting: 6 to 4 sub apt Elias Middles*a end the Bleak Sea. Blue Middle:on made all the fuming sad won easily by a length. Not timed. Marc., 300, 50 It.—Duks of Bedford's St. Rosalie, Set bib, received lode. from Captain Hervey's Stroughow, Sit 71b. In • ..sequence of the nune,er of events to cone off the Tsang begs. today at 12 o'cluck, affording so little time for payng and resolving that the assonant were not half get them., se that it so impossible to say at present how the esidlles will go off; u far as alt has pus it promises to be rot The weather was dull and rather misty, bat the neendsuee stud, and the sport excellest. ACCIPTANCIS lull TOO NOwiT STAILIIS.—PhIegm, Sat 74; Miserrime, Bat 31b; Mr. Merryman, Sat 21b; Midas, SUM; Waster, Sat lit; The Bea, Bst lib; brother to Doisiew, 75, 131 b ; Truth, 7st 131 b; Harpsichord, 7st 131 b; Squaw 7.1 Ariffeee 131 b; fby Slane of Plmyra, it 131 b; the Illb; Cleardandie, Tot 10lb ; a Gleskew l k, let b;10 brother to Tnieteller, 7et 81b; f by Alpheus out of Board iw school UDC 7st Sib; Neese lioutherg, 7st 71b; f by Pan ulna out of Fuelsman's den 7. 71b; Waterfall, Tat bib; fby Irian Birds:amber oat of Wadastra, 744 610; Paquette, let 31b ; Castilian, Tat 31b. LATEST BETTING. Electric Te4wtsPh4 NURSERY STAKES. Takviu.aaa. 1 6 to 1 apt if out of FaTie: 8 to 1 op% Glenhaerk nsaa's dam 9to 1 Bro. to Dnko -6 to 1 Truth !olio 7to 1 Midu 9to 1 Pequetta 7 to 1 The Ban DB RBY. 13,000 to 1,000 laid opt the Mountain Sylph oolt in one bet. Lain iinttittgence. COURT OF BANICRUPTCY.—YiaTUDAL amen 1/4 OMMINIIna 1111,11LAN•01. la as GeltenAL as Hymen. Mr. Leese neesered the Mai Wee in Wawa Ise at ea largeness lithe time awed ter the Unitive te 'smudge, eusported by alblevili of the ism eaters es bells% te the offset thee the beams sell sea Neale bb peessee boat the pretest if polies et Paris. These wee se iffdlelosel sill' tleve by K. J. Oalise, eireseway at the elan telhenel of gamier Imam* el the 1.0 OEO Ad the Wee. end MVO of the bobs of Warr I • tie Wiest that the peewee tees refined es radial eel that he - Mused she Weal weedlts ecadased, smi esegeeVi i te l s r eemehdes sheath be Nat n) Nam le eseailas tbs Iloam NM dee swat bed se newer might that. . bear wespeeted that a essuebsies hi &redid by Lardaisseseder. Zwevar eald tbse tarobelps of bbeisry stewed the* a of the mown illa aft rendes it isepeselWa he a party to leave Preece. lbws loge Joseph waddles shoat Leicester sewn now who tad In Farb whereas gempert. Mr. lame NM shoes weft passes vie id fres - tbeir washy, wed Oesseel lb Illarates did aste= eg bi :: 1 seU la east a peddle' ; be Veda het de able or mu* tassel of die low. Rs two weer assioss to fens to lagmad at the figural of blade eauter, Louis Philippe, whew ell the wee if hie shisesstrasep were preeset, but was prewented ea this essedes. Mr. Lawreasse re bead the epplisitles, ea lie pealed that the bankrupt bed we used dee Mires, to obtain his pee port. His alleaderes was alsolerely necessary, ea Mr. Graham, the Wield %dear, had received arum inform ties teeeneoted with the Jute reigniog govuumeat of 1t5..., by means of which the creditors wane likely to ohms 20s. 1s the potted. TU Comatiesionn mid he most deal with this saes as he should with say other ease of a lonise trador--mmiag aside all politieel considerations, and only firing this latitude— that he wished It to bi' understood by the authorities is Fusses that the emus here could not wait in the admiais tration of jostles for the itemise of their pollticel discretioe. If within a month, for which period he should ealarge the time, Genera de Rumiguy did not surrender, he should not enlarge again ; the utmost he should do would be to allow the didn't of the ream of ooinsurrander to !neutered apse the proceedings. He would not judge of the suffeieney of that cause by a mere affidavit : if ever that wee tried, it must be triad Is another form. He oertainly should have hoped that, in • matter of eoutmendal credit, the Ism* government would have gives every facility to the jurides• Dos ben over traders, in order that their esteem 'eight be properly sdainietered. He weld ealup be ewe assalt, u beleg thoroughly andessessi they at the end of thee time, be would take no west =sass se had been hitherto given lot the nossurseedui i t . be maid net welder the refusal of a pmeport boss Ide es re Gaud the peemediags of that soon, though it might be bees fide Ihe ether ramose, into which it wee cot oompeteat foe his to eater. There was sot commercial bona Ades, sad, therefore, he felt timed bound to asks the order he bad doe.. Ix le COPLAND. The bankrupt, a draper and tallyman In Whibedtspel, ap plied for his outiileate. Mr. Dorraase supported ; there was no oppositioe. It appearing that his books had been imperfectly kept, his Hoene greeted a ..coed elms certificate at the sad of three meths. CITY SMALL DEBTS COURT.-YISTIRDAT. CIOI.TOII V. Booau.-11111.01TANT TO EITAILII-DOLT The defendant k the imentary of the Herne Bay Smut beet Compeay, end the damage elaimal was 14. 61. foe expenses fanned under Mu fillowing ginstaisianow It that is the early part of fiepteestru last plaintiff appeared tieket by the but front Ludes Is Deal, sad arrived at Margate at 6 o'clock, bat in cousequenoe of the mate of the weather, the wind blowing bard, the captain maid he should not go any further. Under thew ciretimataansa the plaintiff and two others went ashore, and plaiatiff took a oonveranas to Deal, for which he now claimed. The wea ther, however, having changed, the captain thought it pen dent to pressed, which he did at a quarter put 6 and now contended that plaintiff bad the opportunity of going by the vessel if he bad thought proper. Hie Honour said that plaintiff had no notice of the up tale's change of mind, and therefore plaintiff was entitled to neon, judgment, which was given for the amount. SOUTHWARK COUNTY COURT.—YzsTIaDAT. Ihroak O. WY,. bp. Fat e. YDS LONDON, BRIORTON AND CROYDON RAILWAY CoxrANT.—baseitam IMAM CAUL This wss &a action brougt.t by a gentleman residing at Croydon, against the railway company, to recover the MD of 10s. incurred by him, owing to a breach of contrast on the put of the company. Plaintiff stated that he resided at Croydon, sad wan in the habit of travelling by the defendants' railway every evening. Oa the evening of the 13th ultimo, he went to the London bridge station, and paid his fare to go by the flu minutes put 9 o'clock train. He entered the station and took hi seat in one of thew:jape, and remained there till 6 athletes put 10, when hie patience was exhausted at finding the train did not start. He then got oat, and inquired of the guard what time the train would start ? when be was informed that it was not going at all. Plaintiff then, in conjunetion with three other gentlemen, hired a cab, and was conveyed home, and the fire amounted to 10a, which sum he now sought to recover. Plaintiff called two witnesses, who corroborated his testi mo Mrn. y . Sutcliffe contended that the plaintiff had no claim on the company, inasmuch as he had signed a document (being a contractor) to the effect of esoneratieg the company in ease of say detention by reason of accident or other cause. His Honour—Teen do you mean to contend that the coin pen, can detain a train for a week, and not be respon sible ? . . . Mr. Sutcliffe—l do, air ; but a train did start that night a little while after the plaintiff lilt the station. His Honour—This le a very important ease aa far es re cards the publie, and I really wish you bad carried It into a superior court, for I am of opinion that the company Is responsible. Mr. Sutehffe—l can prove that a train left at a quarter peat tee. and the plaintiff might have travelled by that. Plaintiff —I remind no information about that, or I would hare stopped. His Honour mid the case was of each important* that he should adjourn hie decision until Friday, and In the mean time atonal his brother judges. THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 31. 1950. EPSOM AUTU 4N STEEPLE CHASES. ACCIPTAXCLI POZ THE ACTIIIIII HANDICAP.—Sir Pater Laurie, aged, list 12b; the Bridals Yeoman, aged, llat7lb ; Lord George, 6 yrs, 10.1 11lb; Maria Day, aged, 10st 81b; Boring Back, 10.181 b; Miss Colliagesood, aged, 104 61b; Goloara, 9st 121 b; Laasquenet, aged, 9st 101 b. TEE Flit HANDICAP HURDLE RACI ACORIPTANCIM.-- Lord Giorgi, gyre, 1 lat 21b ; Miss Collingwood, lOst 11lb ; Lady Fordoiels, 10st 71b; br g by Ceroaatrom out of Emilio' man, lOst 71b ; Bedford, 10st 61b ; Kate Kearney, 10.141 b; Filmy 1119, 10.1; Boalsot, 10.1; Corset, 10.1; Lint' Qum, lOst; Premier, 9st 121 b; Srbenidas, 9.1 71b. PUBLIC SALM. Oct. 30 —By Mr. F. CEINNOCI, at the Mut —Freehold wanes, Giutenbory, Soniereetaltire, nuptial.' the Abbey House, the resales of the ancient Abbey of Olistaabary, the abbey bars, the chancels of the chorehis of It John, St. Benedict, fie. also the rights appertaining to the rontery. Great fawn( we: exhibited at this sale, ma It has bus htallv mated that the Boman catholic university had buss la esialty fee the property. The Auto, , logical Society had also by in treaty. The anctionur gave a sketch of the rise end MI of Glasseahary, in which he stated the first Christian shame is Beliefs wee established there, and that daring the lama hopurchy it was a plus of imapertaniu that the resolve el Slog Alfred were here discovered by Meaty 11. The abbey was suwwasfi by Henry VIII., and bat little ?maim of fie w ill the rola having ben sods us of far bum mai regain M , roads sad highways. The luau was alieulid ins the abbey fa the use of Edward IV., sad attar paisig itwasab various hands, Is 17 33 the thus Doke of Doesuldre soli it to the family of the tan ease. The Mesa Ist. cougeleiss the Abbey. which east 8,0001. is As SWIM nobs, and abate 40 arse of land. was meld far AWN, , sad 111 asst at Isad-1,1501. The pasyrria was 3o soled by IL Dial* Seymour, rasa M.P. aim redo, who cos M bussaas mar of the efranosa by • unbosom by private animist. - Mr. IP. W: OODALIID. at the ilart.—Leasabeld Imes aad asp Lola Ctomarsat. lailagtos, Mt for &X pat wan, add ha did paw at Claw guldles" Orated.plese,, Combs:well Now•road, I =seal vales 361 lam di pats (rota 183304 AL —2361. RllollLalr sad id the Mart.—Preebold vipa aublisse, vie paadeca. pthatatioal. Le., eland kw la mesa he Gleams es tke road ken Hertford to Wiee—mil I taithbali paegrav,Dommaastreee, St. Georree Bait, pro. dada. IN. pee sasemi, the ra t. sera et 61 yeare-7064. Aaethee pethlea b li above, peedaelag 654 per amain. fora el loan — Th i es haibiat 3. sad 3. Obarei-laseo Width cia_pek keine* 1301. cm! aaam--1,0631 . Yaw_ mina, Ilatherathoes. Old Rest road, bold See 03 yaw et IN".1101. d seatesee to lieltha-erove, Old Yeatthad, 3thithiegolipor swam, see be 53 peen-7001. TiN MEDI= Ram= Citnornox.—Yeeterday 4 nessieg et the eirabeee el the masa el the Zieshasi Is =Magitadasze=ff, end Yid flay mg ober et the wee heti et Ye* eons to Ifsameo4FlNS, rad hideous, sad the 0101111 S of mem= le MIN pealed of the Medial Bohm Bill imesedased isle the Mu& of emeas et the shoe el the INlmela bf MslWlld. j a r Cease, y., Mk ask. The ham a way Lark I leaned * of *Mule le adeaveadas le OM a pr ies t alsomisas pails& la whi* 1118 MOW et eliellelaft iiii wawilzy aye limed. twe s =s: r a mom Is • elseille M emo& le the *dr *aim, fad di 1 110* serabeee. lore Illa tire= I L desidedly fa Seams lithe est el loapsoollem. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. THURSDAY. Oaf. 31, IMO. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nice &sleek yesterday morning. The wadies are arranged la order of latitude. Ovens of Stronatli of Named Vara. vn „ wry _ INMs at Wattle. it mamma (Daum) N.W. s lites• labs PLiasooru Powwows ...--- LC. Goode linima Overawe Swarm, N. omit Orsresst Hamm ......--.... N.W. Nab IMMO Oweessit lorraurrnag ......... W. Oil= rcINY Possisnara ....- ..... . N.W. Owaviriess Omani Buossokas -... W. Oda Bala Baum -... L Gina bum Is Qualms-- Us Overewt swarms - L Ora Orem Bats QM Pala Omani Caianuais ....-..... LW. Osalle Brew Overeast n05uma5Am............ B.M. Ositalrems Ma imusooss .—.-.... LW. On& Illnow Mufti liestrzw, . » - W.S.W. Gale Siam Ida NAwessis....--... L Onie bow Owned LAn5i0nm............... L Ones ilme Ikal-ialm Wiraw.-................ LW. Gude slim Yom D1J1MA1M11........... LLW. INswielkown Sim inesmass.. ......... L Wrong Irma OMER 111,1011411/111 Oiradies Owns .......-..... W. Oastlatime Ownot lbsiosar ...---. LW. Gads Nom Ida THIS DAT. Nang Omni et Ma & Wrsaittli at W. MO et Ikeda,. W. Cala Ovartal. TM roam tram the itilevriag plasm did sat mak tkM aides ia data tor ; they amid* Want, the slats .1% . "...6.1": 1 7...1.7 -Gra ft at alas Voided. . • livisarras Mamma —........ Paces Yana._. t_......_ ii:::: a ii Owl.' Nene Gads Itsimas or. Cola , Gaeta Drone oars =IN ir.W. N.E. N.W. HOPKINS4IIII2RT 2 2 080) RAGGED 801002.—A goasal meet*, of th e do sad supporters of this Whoa took place hot emalag, In the schoolroom of Wardear Chapel. The eldldres taught in ibis school, both wiskaail apwards of 100 is amber. who had boon previously ropild with tea and mks, were prow at tha sad mai , footed • Memel= labrost in the The Rev. Dr. Laraar eliseided dm glair• no "rut shl" that the eobool, tibia has been smaldiebei smut three peon and • hal f bad mash improved slam the date sof the last report. The satamlemes hod averopod, sa the four neater whoa esonslazietrulfew wee gives - 010 bows and 66 ri vi ue s tr e =e4 idi meattf ri: r ie hoz o llge o llab i 0111 I: elemelea, 'beet the Gam ' *umber. • e dam bed been mithabok not with dm Wait eirmaithettelltbe by; tellem, bat to Gable dam to pail mod mead thilz ova lellemicil serums ; and the result of OM had be g s a gy estionteteey. The BMW iadmiriera l ir neseetio... it . t . i s t ar tie w al u sibk os el ta wi t e is es=cil T:Preacty, to make &Mei he dhemodoso. roar bey* had bees U.S tab this I I =tie to Mikado. of whoa a good sessint bed boa eel tws Is tort Phillip, Is the pot year shoat twelve Wels had oblebted sitaatiom of Tarim/date, abet tea bon at whom main use red Erna di. to UM • week. , Om led, a s alisatioe oshalor bed bees lately plopodi la the eett. T i n se • asediema. vitae he woo to reedie ii., and two ~,,Tv . The whole el than pm% were sew medicably. Vie Meesneafe s e 4 laiimkaaddhli • Pont MIN. bon its. • • id.. avg. Is dotationt, sad la am sob. The meenat kact bees oxpead4d is the memeda• 1 yet ell the abed, end *ere woe sow • debt of 124 dm to the tremparen DEMERARA RAILWAY. Yesterday the half-yearly meeting of this aompany em bald at the Louden Tavern, to realty Ike report of the elreeton. Waked MeCalorie, En., took the glair, after which, Mr. LULU the somotary, reed the fellowieg report and belenneheet y The line hos beam peeked en to Porter's Hope, and In sight weeks mere, or by the elms of the year, the own ant oaths of \rioted& would be weaned. TM englaser's report is IMAM:tory, and the mantas of amegersent at Demerara add slat the Me as ter as the abovameatined amiss of Porter's Hope would be opened for public traffic as the Ith of *is MN b. The committee have been occa• sien mush _enthemened tram the want of nods. which at dewsdieselleemi tea* siftsseMer the progress of the works. G C milikeliMl WWI Nit NI the Governor of British Galena mos MOM IV tithe maamodeo by km Majesty UI tha trainable PAM& to in the net Merl) granting • lean of KOWA NiiM alhamosiMit of this undertaking; hot at the coma time MN authority wee aot given to Gnomic 3este4 to nelpetion Tole for any part of that mount. Tbiswasta bar asthma mem yet done, to that to the poem. Not Ws Ise, Ma the exemption of the 17 AM advemiled, has net been made available to the esempomf . The diesehies, however, have made repraen miens to Me enlimoilise i sod understood that the packet appolated M soil m the Sad proximo will carry out Motto tions on this eabion, end in the Nana time they have every cooildenoe that the governor, who has always evinced a strong dean topmast* the therms of this undertaking, will continue to make sock temporary advisees from the thlooial mantry as will ninon any °bend's to the advancement of the works." By the mounts maned to the report it appears that a sum of 9,6111. 12s. 10d. bas been received for the conveyance of goods and passenger. b the railway, an amount which the directors believe to be sufileiently encouraging, consider ing that the line bee only been open to a Nada mu extent, and st the mese time the proems of oenstruetion ham been gong on. Sim the Mt general meeting 6601. bas bean named is account of the outstanding arrears. The number of forfeited shares now amounts to 1,005, upon which a stun of 3.7751. bee been remind by the empasy. The CHAIRMAN, in moving the Moping of the report, said that. was very little for him to mention beyond its entente. He would only say that there was every anti dense on the pert of the directors that the lire, when finished to Victoria, would turn out a moo profitable undertaking. Mr. RIDGWAY coked when the locality of Porter's Hope was T no CHAIRMAN replied that it was within two miles of Victoria, the %ermines of the railway. Camel WARRIN sold he was happy to Gad that they bad dispeosed with pitch pine in the constneaon of the weeks; bat he Mend Like M know by whose advise that ankle bad bees menosed. The CHAUII replied that it had net been done without the advise Of lien eagiseer, who bad great expo. risme in the matter. Green Mort was not to be got at se cheap a rate se Olivine. The deepen were all prepared in Amelia, and. Mime of then peeserving premiss, end had stood well three* very severe weather. (Hear.) Cassel WARRIIN still maintained that pitch pine wee the worse weed that could be seed in ouch a climate. Mr. RIDGWAY mid that, hokum at the paeans of the Brasil, Beetles, and the Dneek colonise, he hoped those states would be lonian to met this comma, belt-way, whey the Has Woke Memo a meet table undertaking. The CHAIRMAN abeerved. In Is • tor, that they bed messy earogit to go ea to sad with the War iseietasse cor the government, they mold extend the Me to Maknoe,i miles beyond Victoria ; bat this would lota cedar let Ha olusideration of the aherebolders. Mr. MARTIN asked It any account of the working am peens could be gins. TM CHAIRMAN thought it would be premature to give them till the liae was completed. (Hear, bear.) The report was then adopted unanimously. Mr. RIDGWAY having eulogised the midget of Goma nor Bandy in reopen to this company, moved a vote of thanks to the elestralen and directors tor their able mane meat of the company's affairs. Mr. BRUCR seconded the maim, became he moldered that without ha valuetie aid and peronismo, of the dim ton the orempaay would long Mee have been doomed to ex tinction. (Hest, Mar.) The resolution was agrood to, and the Resting adjourned. WATERFORD, WEXFORD, AND WICKLOW _ RAILWAY. _ . An adjourned general meeting of the shareholders in this company took place yesterday, at the King's Head , Tavern, Poultry. Mr. PrIAFOILD in the chair. Sir W. VERNER, M.P., opened the proceedings by stating the particulars of what took place at the meeting in ! Dublin on the 3let of August last. In accordance with the ; wishes of the shareholders, and having taken a prominent j part in the Howe of Commons with reference to the con duct of the directors, he (Bir W. H. Verner) thought it his j duty to attend that meeting. It was a matter of great surprise to him that the meeting should have been held in Dublin Instead of at i the usual place—the offices, in the Strand; but he soon discovered that the object of the directors in pursuing such a course was (if he might make use of an Inshism) to avoid holding any meet ing at all. (Laughter.) It was, moreover, evident that the directors (who stood in the position of both judge end jury) had prepared themselves to declare that they coed not proceed to business because there were not sufficient share holden present to constitute a meeting. When he (Sir W. Verner) found that the directors were aerated by such in tentionhe was determined that they should at least hear what the eltareholden had to say, and when the chairman announced that the meeting was dissolved he requested that be would not vacate the chair until he had had an opportunity of making certain explanations whisk he was anxious to continuance. The chairman, however, declared that he could not end would not hear him, sod that he must denims the meeting adjourned. Upon this he (Sir W. Verner) said if that was his decides he must request that another chairman be appointed. This request was not acceded to, but, on the contrary, the directors immediately left the room. The solicitor to the company then took the head of the table, sad said that the shareholder' should not hold any meeting in that room—that the room was his, and he had paid for it. Thereupon, he (Sir W. Verner) asked him to infirm the gentlemen present, to whom and in whet man ner the charge was to be made for the expense of the room 1 The solicitor replied that he would answer no question in the absence of the directors. He should be sorry, he added, to act discourteously towards the shareholders, but he weld , not acknowledge that it was competent to them to hold a meeting. He (Sir W. Verner) fully expand that the police ' would be call.d in, and that they should have been ejected from the room, an d he was resolved not to withdraw unless such a step. were resorted to. The shareholders then declared tha t the directors had practised "a task," with a view to prevent their holding any mess log, and that they (the shareholders) were deter mined t& carry out their own intentions. They, therefore, sleeted a gentleman to the chair, and the meeting was ultimately adjourned till a gives day in October, to be then holden in Leedom. Through some mistake as to the time and place of the meeting, he (Sir W. Verner) was pre vented from being present on that occasion, and he now attended in order to make some amends for his absence. (Hear, hear.) Mr. NASH then read &report of the shareholder, giving a detailed account of the position of the company end of the conduct of the directon, and declaring the intention of the shareholders to take all necessary steps for the peeping' of wading up the concern under the powers granted by the Railway Abandonment AO. The report ales comprised a statement of the finangial soneiltion of the undertaking (as furnished by the direeton), showing that the debts of the company, emissive of essapessados to the Kingstown Com pany and the eentrastees, amounted to 29,2891,, and the IMMIX to 79,8981.. besides a sum of 84,8891 arrears of calls. The document also made allusion to certain legal proceedings which had bora inatinted by the shareholders against the directors, and anaosseed that an unction (which would come o• sweetest Bert week) b ad been obtained to atop those proceedings for the present. The report baviag been received and adopted, subject to waist amendments proposed by Mr. Parry Richards, a realutioa was pared to the effect that this meeting disep reeved of and rejected the directors' report (together with Una stateliest of mounts) submitted on the 31st August, 1860, and authorised the acting shareholders to investigate the drain of the company, and to take seek proceedings for that purpose as they might thick fit. Mr. RICHARDS then proposed a resolution, that the services of Mr. Muggeridge, the cemetary, were no longer necessary, and that his services and salary be forthwith 0 discontinued. The motion was saaided, and serried an animoudy. It was an* resolved that the sesetdated shareholders be ' authorised by this meeting to communicate with the Rail any CommYeieseren,, and the Attorney•Chaerel, respecting the Railway A6aadenmat As and the position of this company. Foam= OMMUIa WWI BIZZINHIAD. LAM canna; AND Camianit liamitsw,—Os Tuesday dm se reneness impolier 11•1111 wtals Mahar important lion of this amps?. YM hem °Wear to Warriaglas, dem Who t he town end docks at BM k ia t hma k Mak Nimme:ser ith. r, and Woke. The urn lip al Chatter Landon andlierth,WeeMas M W owe Memo so to Membeetes TIM new mac *Bg W them oi te r lial by webs di the *Main dank at Crewe, will as mart far the tree tam* of jiMii to sad from the port of Birkenheed, ter the tom* Grcaw materiel to the mannfae. taring and oplaskurd diddles. The weeks have been slowly genial eat maw the eepothaesdases el Mr. Ronda, the eapsear, awl Ilimmak Briamm the easaresters, the moat iaportest eau bides as Bobby Mew, abase Me enter, for a mho loss, Ms bow made mild by Miele Mee hr from 30 to dO hat deep, mid Swabs the mid errs mime mpe r eheats* M alms The We mei b 7 Beam Oamb, and the Maim of the Sail al SlreiniumMAthe mistime at the Mum possmalead w Deshamt, jadeite, Mean, Nor .. lea k gad ilreaa. The lies. }mid* dleeet'route Mien Witentseed mad Cheater, via Holyhead ea Dahlia; euliihe swish* train starts frees Birktmhead this day (1= 0 ) et 13 WSOUTH WarriaN RAILWAY.— Tide Nee wee peldiely emoted on Monday, Ike sharelesidwe irat with a fres pees ever it between Gissepw. , Ayr, and Carlisle, available during a asealles ree Una epos up a direst route front Ilestlead le and In a beg OW at view will b• be etemessetal tetersonses bowies Ayr,D and the eseteleh dfierices. Cornmorm ThArric.—Fouutirrox; Oar. $O.-- Th. Smith liseleme sod Caemisental Compeers basal ie meek the Pssssrr Nosy, sailed yesterday -M-.M Boelegmt, semyies 80 tea' ; end the Nora Clementine arrived it half pa dye hem Baelogen; briefs. 140 pomp% 3 harms, sad 2 st esnieses. M ARKETS. Rion, Ocr. 21.—There Ina been more bulame doing in one musket defies the last few weeks than fat some time previous; but owing to the prevalence of wet weather, which has rendered the rude diZeult, and pre treated the supplies waning in more freely, it has been much lase Important than daring the corresponding period of other ywan. Of sew flu a fair quantity was reputed to arrive bthre the sloes of the navigation; this aaticdpation, how ever, has se yet been disappointed, and it is sow feared that but very Bide can be stripped this autumns. The reports of this year's growth ea to quality an very contradictory, bet in general represent it m coarse and unsatisfactory is colour, and not at all such u earlier accounts stated it to be. The little of old flax left unsold has therefore met with more inquiry, and none con be now procured wader 28 r . for C 11, other marks in proportion ; dealers genteelly asking even r. mere, and this enhancement has been submitted to la a few instances. The arrivals of Lund have been on a limited stela, which cause, priors to rule very Bret. Sow ing linseed, of which 70 000 barrels hays passed the brach, sad of this quantity 43,600 barrels were dell.ered for ship ment up to the 18th inst., is well supported in value, and purchases of it cannot be made under 7 re. for prime = 291.; 74 on. for picked = 31e. ; 71 on. for extra picked = Bfe. per barrel f o.b. Of Drujana seeds the supplies amount 7,t0 27.000 chetwert, and 74 on. = 37e. 6d. per qr. f.o.b. to 81 on. =4ls., have borne paid for it, withouta however. any im portant transaction', buyers showing little inclination to operate at these rates. In hemp no businem of any extent has taken place, but prices remain, unaltered for Ryes at 92 re. = 301. se. ; Outehet, at 86 on. = 281. 59. ; Peso at 85 on. = 281. per ton free oa board. Grain. —Oats: 4,000 chetw., which remained unsold in the Duque', have been dented off at 44re., = 12a. per qr. f.o.b. Stored parcels are held at considerably higher value, and for heavy qualities then appears a disposition to purchase at the ad vance. Barley Noes offering( for sale, and prices nominal at 62 rs.,= 17s. to 66 113 e. per qr. Cob., according to weight and quality. Frey lots.—Although a good many vessels have come in seeking, the rates cannot be called lower, 37e.64. per ton far flax, 3e. 9.1. to 3s. 6.1. per qr. for crushing linseed to the east roast of Great Britain, and 44. in fall per barrel for sowing linseed to Ireland, remaining I the current rata. COTTON.—LiviarooL. Oct. 341—The sales of cotton today are estimated at 4,000 balsa, and consist of about 250 Pernatn and Marankam, 73d. to 914. ; 160 Bahia, 814. to 811. ; 100 Egyptian, 8101. to 81d. ; 300 Surat, 51d. to 6d. Total since Thursday, 32,000. Import eines Thurs. day, 25,000 Export, 1,200: speculation, 6,000. The market clown heavily. Compared with Friday's rates, prices of all kinds are little changed. The Ushuaia, the 1-16 d. advance of Saturday and Monday morning is gone. The state of European politics has produced much heaviness, but no panic so far. LINEN TRLDE.—Bsareatly, 30.—The linen trade of this town is cot so brisk as usual at this period of the year, this being the period at which trade is generally the most active, particulsrly at the foreign houses. This may in some measure be accounted for by the fact that those houses have been making goods the whole of the summer months, thereby preparing for the present season, which has not been Mil use betore f,.r massy years. In the other warehouses which manufacture for the home trade, little business is doing, in consequence of the high prime of linen yarns. HOPS.—WORCUTRII. Oct. 29.—We had a very abort supply of Hops put In on Saturday, and prices for all good and Asa Hops were fully =intoned, but Inferior were neglected. The de mand from the country Is comidentbly abated, and the market has a Wavy upset. CORN —BAawstay. Oct. 30 —We bad a fair attendance at this day's market, le ith some excellent samples of bola Wheat and barley, for which there was a moderate demand at about the rates of last week; In the latter article rather better prices ware obtained. Wheat sold at ham les. ltd. to lb. dd. per 3 bushels. Barley, 275. to 295. per qr. _ - - - BOSTON, Oot. SO —We have only had a moderate supply of Wheat at market to-lay, with a tolerably free demand, at Is. de cline. Beans sad Peso nem a email allow, and late rates were fully supported. A fair quantity of Oats offering. and a steady trade at former pekes. Wheat, red, new, 33a. to 411. ; WWI% 4.4; red. old, 40.. to 4:a. ; white, 49. Oats, 15s. to 19s. Beans, new, Sit. to lbs.; old, 30s. Paw, bine, Std. to 18a. per qr. Oct. 30.—There appren • good supply of both old and new Wheat in our market this day, prime of which, and other grain may be quoted about the same as Wt market, with dull mile and few buyers. Wbeat, old, 40a. to 411.; new, 3Bs. to 40e. Barley, OM to SS.. Been., 32a. 1031 s. Peas, 2118. to 301. Vow, 30a. to 3is. par rack of 1001101. GROAT YARMOUTH, Oar. 30.—Our market to-day was well !supplied with Wheat. To effect vales luyier qr. less had to be taken. The supply of Barley warn mider.ite, and hest parcels fetched full rates. Beans, Peas, and Oats, being in short sappy, wee a turn in favour of the seller. Present quotations:—Wheat, saw, red, 6110 a., 395. to 40a.; white, 14111)., 445. to 481. Barley, Cheveler, 331te., 25,. to 275.; grinding, 52,b, Pk. to 225. Oats ; English, 431 b,., 2t5. ; foreign, NOM., lea. Means, Engkh, 19st., 295. Peas, maple, 19M., 30e. • white, boiling, 325. te 34e. liousebout Flour, f.0.b., is. bd. per 4aok cf toOits. HATWAJIMI HLTK, Oct. 30.—Our morkat ea-day wu moderately supplied with all sorts of groin, which found a steady sale at late rates. Wheat, white, old, 111, to 10. 10s, ; red, to 101. lat.; new, white, 101. 10s. too. 1 sa; red, 91.10 91. 10a. Barley, 965. to 28e. ab, 13e. to 19s. Beam, 265. to 30.. Pas, 20.. to 30s. NiWkillt, Ott. 30.—Friday nut bring fair thy, oar attend ance on 'Change today was limited; supply of grain, notwithstand ing, was liberal, and the only alterations to be noticed are, second and inferior qualities denim were dull We; yet first-rate samples of Wheat and Barley was taken off at last week's prices, and no change in value can be noted in last week's quotations. • NEWCASTLE, 00r. Z.—The weather seems to have as. mimed altogether a broken appearance, a good deal of rain haring again bake. Last night was booty, and to-clay is cold and threiten ttgrain. en abled At to our g„ w oo 'rke t t o th tee ba v r t,, ng, owing to ou- farmers not we bed n large chow of Ilfheat from the country, and the condition being much effected by the quan tity of wet that bee fallen, sales could only be effected by submitting to rather under Saturday's rates; but anything choice fully sustained its Talus. In south country qualities little was dose, holders being unwilling to meet the views of buyers. For a cargo of Stettin old red, just arrived, 445. per qr of 6 Sibs. woo made; and fur Homburg, new, 42.. to 43a., 63lte. delivered to warehouse, according to quality. klou; hair a limittd inquiry, sad in partial usetances, whole Teesels re quired clearins, a plight concession had to be made. Rye met Ville attantica. Mathew Harley, unless tine, moot diZoolt to quit, .65. to being eery extreme quotations foe the general runs of Nor folk, weighing 5111 be. to 321 be. ; whilst superior qualities, weighing 3 lbs. per bushel and upwards, are preferred, at 28.. to 29e. per qr. Grinding Kirk unaltered. Malt a slow sale, and the tura ch.sper. is Beene or boiling Pew little stirring; whereas grinding descriptions weighing Whs. per bushel, are inquired for, and would readily com mand 27a. to Us. per quartet. Oate is steady request, and prices well sustained. Bowsaw), Od. 30.—Our market to-day was but sparingly sapplkd with Wheat, whist sold at arks, fully equal to last week; rather a better show of ether kinds of grad, with no alteration from denser prima Wheat, 375. to 47a. hardy. Wis. to 295. • grinding, nu to da. Oats, 17s. to 22e. Beans, 26e. to 22r. Pies, 265. to s2s. Rye, 255. to 245. Tares, Ia to to dd. per basket SPALDING, Oct. 29.—With a moderate supply of Wheat the trade ruled dull, the balk of the seed parrots having been w akened lad weak. Where sales were forced rather low money was taken. Wheat, red, per 17 atone, SM. to the.; 174 done, 3m. lid. to 37e.; Ise, new, 111stose, Wis. to 395. New Oats, II atone, 14s. dd. to 13. ; old, 14. to 17s. 6d. ; Hee, les. Baud., old, 284. to 315.; new, 245. to 265. RIDIOTON, Oct. 30.—The price of Wheat is much the moo as on the {molding market-day. Oats sad Barley area little ore the drama. Wheat, 14a. to 17e. Id. Barley, tam. to 10a. 6d. Oats, lab fa 6d. Moos, rear stale, la. Ild. to Is. 100. Barkytiour, la 2d. Oatmeal, Is. 6d. lyeduat, la. Id. I Duman, Oct. 18.—The supply to oar corn market to-day was =admire, and all deaminatkaa of Irish grain met a steady de mand at fatly the eurrenelas of Friday. Indian Corn dull, but prim ere supported. Wheat, whits, 110 e. to be. 6d.• red, lie. to 113 e. Battey, 10s. to lb. id. Here, 90. to 9e. Id. Oat s, Is. 3d. to ea 6d. per barrel. lammed. Me. to Its. 6d. Oatmeal, 9a Id. to 105. 6d. Nam' Flour, 13s. to 16a. per eat. Indian Corn, Va. to 31s. 6d. per 48011 m. CATTLE, •Ste.—Roiesoup, Oct. 30.—Ottr 'tuba today was very fel of all kind et skeet, which was a very glow sale at lower priceloseept far ths reel lain gealiq ot Beef and Mame. winch reel. to ised prime as. to equa to kat trei BW, 6d. to 3. . 84. Mutton, A. 4e. Veal, 3s. Pert. is. to 4s. BOVIIILLIft or. 30.—Oer trade wee rather plea.anter co, the best qualities • the Wrier aid et lad week's rates. Beef made teem la H. to Is. Id. Mattes, la to 41. 9d. Veal, Ss. to is. Pork, Is. to Is. 141. pee Nose of Flakier the offal. Ewncr. (Sulam:) Fran, Oot. 30.—This two days' fair terminated to-day. The tint day, Tneiclay, the sopyly of stock of all kinds was large, but the trade was heavy ; but still • large amount of business was dons in sheep and yonng cart home. The number of sheep and lambs penned the first day was near 25,000. Ewes made 28s. to 3/e. the best quality; second, 21s. to 26e. ; wetkers, 4 and 6-toothed, 325. to 36e.; wither lambs, ISt. to 221.; ewe citto, 10a. to 18e. each. Mash sows, 141 to 171.; in-ealvera, 121, to 141. per head. Store beasts hung on hand. Yesterday the sheep pens were all cleared, but no advance upon the above quota , tions. Cart colts were in good demand, two and three year. olds ankles 26 to 35 guineas each ; five-years cart horse., of flood quality, 60 to 60 aniline ; nag horses were a complete rum. WAiraurran FAIR, Oat. 28, was very largely supplied with stock sheep and other lean cattle, in the sale and par ches* of which there was coadderable activity. The varia tion in prices for Tether sheep wee from 30e. to 38.. per head ; for ewes. from 275. to 32..; and for lambs, from 17s. to 255. Fat beef and mutton, of which the supply was scanty, fetched, the one B.s. 6d. a score beat quality, and the other from 61d. to 6d. per lb. The lair as to hems was of an insignificant dander. WATER-RATI RIOT AT OLANOW.— On Monday five persons ware sumeasaly Mad at Glasgow, oa a charge of mobbing's, Mating, aseads, sad defacement of Merin odious in*. mad= of their slaty. The cue aim out Mau sonarrouee which took plass, oa the Bth of the present Month, in Dempster-street, when several of the Water Company's *Seen were executing a warrant of distraist on • defaulter to the rates of the water onnmay. The names of the parties charged wars William lff•Lachlen, Robert Beasonms. tehmompipe makers, Katherine Falls/los or Wakes, Blisahoth Oeuvres or Osborne, end Lyle or Wil- Hemmen. From s e4dmes led, it appeared that several shseire Whom sei their asessneats had, on the Bth of the presms immek, i tommded to a hems In Dempster strew 16 sliessis kr Ireton rate, and that, finding the realer Wild ttp he virtue of the powers of the warrant antes *Skit Obey NMI, they Ssemd the door, and, is the alemile if tit mMummas, carried off a cheat, • table, two *eke. sad a bird met ass. Os Missies the articles Into the street, l b s olleare wore mobbed end assaulted by a crowd of the ishaltiMers, among whom a number of women took a very ameba pot The proceeding. of the mob mem to have WO Way ailordaly and ludicrous. The officers =baby am with potatoes, turnips, mad, and other Ade lasts moo knocked over their ayes, and other =refa spa Om, and the chat to their charge fla the seeks. The females were Merged with borrios bum min pereltalmly nos ommoi he the riot, while elm ashie rimers moo "pekes to as bulbs smoosarsed the proossilsm‘amd mats* im the num of a prismar. e At** •10110119114 Mu *Aims Om poommeisa. war maltiraum "ho OM 6E Ihmele pdaeser k 4C LAW Sea peals swami is IL, sod Allies payment, to eight lays' impalommamt. SHIPPING INTELLIGEIVCS. (1,,.... 0 .... p .d.i.,the "Shipping Chasm," end "Llopta Li.vi CASUALTIES. Condor, Daly, from Bombay to London ; and the Form e d, Robertson, from London to the Clyde, were in cantle l yt night °Salver, when both had their bete. a•ove,aedtly latter lost bowsprit, cutwater, and received other da m. she has sines put into Dover ; Ave of be crew o f ul - rir e : titude got on board the Condor.—Deal, Oct. 29. Margaretha, Van der Wall, from Rostoik to Lynn, mo , stranded near Steen yesterday, and has acme to pl ft . crew saved.—N.B. Anvher advice suttee the above to I ) ; the J intim', Van der Wall.—Kiel, Oe'. 21 tdetlA. Harbefg D 7; 0 Holliad' Lisbon , No v t 6 Pacific India tit Southampton Nov. In India sill Marseilles 0 Uoiud States, & North America 1 Nov. •, Mexico West India I Nov. 5 Oct. 24 Brasil ARRIVED. Avon-at Gomm, October 29, from Anson-at Falmouth, October 27, from ...,_. Sertni ADICL3I4ICANIt-at Queenstown, October 28, from tat sonn'a, ;Q. Aaasisr-at Queenstown, October 28, from Amato-at Queenstown, October 28, from l'e Angus Hun- st Liverpool, October 30, frcen....... ..... .. II MICADU-oft Dover, October 29, from Ancannuoo- off Falmouth, October 29, from- T Awama-at Liverpool, October 30, from Charisma Areas-4t Liverpool, October 30, from Vatila num:ma-off Livarpoul October 30, from „ ..l a m Aoans-at Liverpool, &tabor 29, from Kew orip m Armans-at °mound, October 30, ham ........... p, Asoo-at Gravesend, October 30, from Cr ' .= Boseeolus -at Gravesend, October 30, from.. ................... Bassor.-at Gramme:at, October 30, from Caterer/re Beau 8T17,111.0-at Falmouth, October 29, BOIL BOLits ,‘ )100.-ofr Deal. October 29, from Baw ,, l Voa-off Deal, October 29, from C 07. 1 4: CATHAILDIA-at Deal, October 29, from lake Cnazerue &wits-at Deal, October 29, from Coeooa-ct Dead, October 29, from Cannons-at Glasgow, October 28, from al C A Thinaum-at Queenstown, October 2S, tram ..... Alio Grail ensurron-off Deal, Octobrr 29, from •-" r .......... _ Croft* Caannsrm-off Bridlingt. , n Boy, Oct. 28, ham Petering! CITT or Borreanan -at Graveund, October 30, from Ihnlom Cm :s-at Gravesend, October 30, from. Dermot Gorostsr-at Liverpool, October 30, f:iitu (labs Cvenvro-at Liverpool, October 29, from f.,lorn Dtalnil -at Gravesend, October 30, from. Pryererarg TAILTA-It Portnnooth, October 28, from. those Don Boas= -at Wily, October 34, from OAST- it Bristol, October 30, from.- ....... NeoLuo24:4 D',Locr -off Liverpool, October 30 ENDFATOOI -at Gravesend, October SO, from. Ennacts-at Uverpool, October 30, from Bonsoa-at Liverpool, October 29, from .. Eu-s-atiLiverpool., October 30, front ... ...... 18wraaanum-at Liverpool, October 29, from East. or Devon -at Liverpool, October 29, from. rzwww.4 Xt. Jetuer, $ A t it . ...... ...New Uri Edmis EteSittn 2 .ere Booths _ October 23, it.m fronssit Faun* Onows—off Leal, October 29, from.... ...... Domani Etrzw—at Falrocutb, October 29, from Nl.r.eus , Earth—at Falmouth, October 28, from f 111,111 Farrnior—at Falmouth, October 28, from Ireton Four, Nat.—et Shields, October 28, from. Croacsit °comae—off Portland, October 29, from Quito GIRO. SIAIBIJIM—at liulL October 29, from Veteralarg Ono. Misetasiw—at Falmouth, October 23. from. Obi Glenaist—at Falmouth, October 29, from Barletta Gaarrno—at Falmouth. October 29, from taring Got—off Dover October 29, from Dim Graeae—off Diver, from Overt' Halo--at Deal, October 29, from Malan Haues—st Hull, October 29. from EP Illicar—at Hall, October 29, from Cralwrog Husnuctr—at Newport, October 29, from bribe Hanzarrn—at Queenstown, October 28, from Haeldtris If. H. Booby—at Liverpool, October 30, from to Jab,,',, 3 9. HINDIUCII Hensow —at Graumend, October 30, from New Inc Isis—at Gravesend. October 30, from. ...—.. Josue Aim beassu...—at Gravesend, October 20, from. .Petersbus Jestaz—et Liverpool, October 30, from Bt. Duman ions Karma—at Liverpool, October 2EI, from CaktM Jane out Deal, m Oetob 29 October , fro.- . — - _ Patna Jos; livereza --- Lat Palmoieth, October 29, fIOOL HoII, October 29, from bAn-or Dover, October 29, from Joie+ Poi—off Flouthero:d, potober 28, from Tag.al Cru.ati Ikaus KIVOSTOSI—e. Deal,:October 29, from Kamow—at Gravesend. October 30, from Km:we—at Grayeeend, October 30, from . Laraw—at Gravesend, October 30, from... Larrav—at Gravesen d, October 30, from.... Locus—at Gravesend, October 30, from Istosa—at Graveread, October 30, from Lava:re—at Liverpool, October 30, from Lane Finns's. ar—at Plymouth, October 29, Lai . bee Lcarraata—at Queenstown, October 28, from Constameepla Lem—at Queenstown. October 28, from lnept. Bas—at Deal, October 29, from iticturota--at*Palmouth. October 28, from ..... 1 taanme Maumee—at tahnouth, October 28, from Cometantinoplo Fa'AlMlth, October 29, from Matta 11•114-06 Wieealito.lll, Oct. 24, from It menet MART Aar—at Oravasend, October 38, from "whew MAIIT Touau—at Gravesend, October 30, from I% ,er-btrit 11‘111{IVA-11, Gravesend, October 30, from Iwo Maumee Au—at Liverodol. October 30, from A:tatedrit Mecum—at Uvrrpoot, October 30 Ovoetuco—at Liverpool, October 30, from ()rota —at Gravesend. October from Onto CATIMIIII4.—at Grave rod. Octeter 30, from Qat* .Pioter,tat Itenl Pans Valmoutb, October . 29, tro Or,iri*—ef Dover, October 29, from OIPACLIA—C4r Portland, October 29, from . lla:Jax Yew Ode, Ceyka .Croagt.tli Lnada .Consttultinall Iloatiod i'sion:a at Fest oZoller 29, froM Perna. -off tiouthwold, October 28, from . Pam wet -at Rebeenbe, Oct. 29, from.... Pam:tams-at Reilly, Octoter 23, trom . Prows-at Liverpool. October 30, from.., PZINCOM Aucs-off Liverpool. October 30 Pn.or-et °remand, October 30, from.. Queen Mee- of/Liverpool, October 30 QUICIUNTOWII-off ULICCOMOWII October 28, from M. Andre w 's Roszetveps-at Cowes, October 29, from Caine Rose-at Deal. October 29 Rs sour--at Falmouth, Oetoter 28, from Rants-at Shields, October 28, from Rosner Patterns -at Liverpool, October 29, from, densose-off Liverpool, October 30 be C. Narita-at Liverpool, October 30, from Qtabre Sreruts.--at Gran:mead, October. 30, from -Rips 9rse-at CilMeirod, October 30, from Petersburg Swodow-at Gravesend, October 30, from Peterebou Saul AM) JAIIII-4 Gravesend, October 30, from Ries Ree-at Gravesend, October 30, from .l3t. Melo lasoveouvon-at Portanouth, October 29, from ..._..New York Ste To. ltanimu.-at Glasgow, October 28, from Ahern &erns - off Dover, from dt. John's Tan-at Falmouth, October 19, from. 1431014 Teeny-at Falmouth, October 29, from T.lptanng Tacna-at Queenstown, October 28, from Coost.musup e Taos.-off Quesostown, October 28, from Vacrow fisasoce-at Portemouth. October If, from-. .Rio Grande Ye se.or-off Deal. October 29, from Owla Viananr-at Liverpool, Oerober 30, from Ostend VIRGINIA-at Liverpool, October 30, from. .New Odom Wurmanws-at Gravesend. October 30, fr0m.......- Drotak Wrusan -et Milford, October 29, from Vaples Ww. 8 ...... n-at Ilull, October .9, from Crouton We. Itasn-off Aldboro', October 28, from Peterrburg Wear Purser-at Liverpool, October 30, from. New Yore Ysowiw-at Liverpool, October 30, from New Sort ToMerows- off Deal, October 29, from .New Tort .ricterebtel .01/thAge. 8 AILID. Aims—from Falmouth, Oetoter 39, to .Comm Anuaa—from lialoombe, October 29, to.. .. .. ... Senile Iturricz—teem Gravesend, October 30, to. Now Kong BAMOALLOSII—horn Gravesend, October 29, to ... (trim CAIOUNII—from Gravesend, October 30, to Jamaica Caososaa—from Oravertmd, October 3 0 , tel. .51 nomad Curia Doormat—wont Liverpool, October 30, to Amsterdam Oonsata—from Liverpool, October 29, to N. Mao Mementos—from Oramoind. Oct. 30, to New Tot Rana &M.D.—tram Ormond, October 90, to Itobart Woo Enure—tram Shields, October SS, to 'Warm Ariasa—tons Liverpool, October 110, to.._ = Ilavaamo —from Ormond, October 30, to Cape Loan DVIICAN— wont Oravessmd, October IS, to.—. Booth SW Loma —from lialeondall. Water 29. to Seville Loma—from Stuelde, October 24 to iblagi Maasuos—et Liverpool, October 30, to itio Janeiro Nina Gamma—hum verpool, October 30, to ... *wits Orrowa—bus Liverpool, October 30, to ' C. 0. Hope Roonuo.t—ham Liverpool, October 30, to B. Socatrzo—boo Liverpool, October 30, to .a llia Pr Tnammo—from Livorpool, October 30, to B. Ares Tamar Yacnr—from LiverpooL October 30, to Valencia VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Creesev (barque), from Plymouth for Australia, Sept. 30, lat• 9.39 N., lon. 23.57 W. oNumber, of London. from Demerara, 35 dip, Sept. 28, iat. 13.19 N.. lon. 30 W. Gauntlett, from Zante for London, Oct. 13, in the Straits of Gibraltar. Ophelia, from Bristol for New York, with east/tracts, Oct. 5. about 300 miles W. of Cape Clear, with a ilea fair wind. Robert Clive, trout London for Buenos Ayres, Oot. 5, lat. 12.51 N., lon. 27.3 W. MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIM HB. NIMENT.—Oet. 29, at lidLetregt, the Don. Lady Nugent, e daughter. wnEELER.—Oet,22, Bea Oxford•equare, Mrs. IL Wheeler, ol Wye:gabs Marsh, of daughter. BIRI MARRIAGE'S. smire—wics.—oes. 14, at 14Isekrook Esq., ot Magas, Cork, to Fanny, EA., Woof the 3r4 Light Dragoons, THOIIBTON—HOBLYN.—Aug. 27, at I. Thurston, of , to Laura Coastal., lab Rev. W. I lr.t2sn, Rector of CUpshato, WYNNE—CitOWIL—Oot. 30, at St. John's, Hat W. Brookaeld, Robert W Mutt W, ant, Zan =s 4 Ez., of f ßronwtaa, Dentagbahirs, to o Eyre Evans Crone, ran., of DEATHS. /03PLIN.—Oet. 25, 121aabeth Lemkelot, kte el Rayleigh, ram, aged 68. 1300111 BY.—Oct. 28, at TerVold Abbey, CROBLEY.—Oet. 9.5, at Dyfftyn Mika. Mary, only daughter of the late W. place. It J, 27, at Cranbtuy.terrave. J. Drifflaki, R.N., inn of the late Col. Drdffeld. EVAN&—Oet. 21, R. Evans, Req., late hill, aged 80. RAMMOND.—Oet. 214, Paloa.=' Retie( the taw P. itasoirea. MR. LI3BHINOTIII=ArogIng .- the IMs W. Printed and published by Wruatz Kum sheet. le the Cry at Emden. Printer. -street. In the preebeet el Wklieblira— colt Church, Cork, B. San% eldest daughter ot J. B. Ma, of Marble Hall, Bbsekroek, Cork. Colombo, Ceylon, the Rev. J. meant* eldest daughter of the Clipsham, Rutland. oho's, Hampstead, by the Rev. i r b a nt oe bahim , Ilag.,toontlyugerronzf zata,Robert e, You., of Hampstead. S. at, widow of J. /Win, M.A. Dy, Mr. J. B. I3oothby, aged dds a, near Atorgale, North Wel" f. Crosty, Seq., a Ike above Unice, Southampton, Veld. . Drlflold. R.N. e of Oxford-street and Hada. Dlovoestershlre, Nary, relict of If House, Surrey. wattle, Charlotte, daughter of • Hu" of So. h Booied• r, the Mo. to looshlel l ' 111110.-TiVIIDAT. 001011.1 , :. : : 107k .Sncd‘weal Ir ; A