The Express. — London, England, 1861-09-30 00:00:00

I 4 THE EXPRESS. MONDAY ite.VEN . ING SEPTEMBER 30. 1861. - _ _ .. ________ ________ ,_ _. _. &Pollux° INTELLJGENOB. CAMBRIDGEeSIKE bTAKFes. Law iintelltgente. i THE POLICE COURTS. MARKETS. were indisposed to operate, and ultimately to effect oaks a , mend tar foreign was lees buoyant, and buyers operate! but 500 to 15 eget leads, ft) I - et.. -..____... --a-- I decline of le. to 2s• per qr. had to be acceded to. The de ' sparingly iu that docription of grain, at a ilecliee of 2s. per -- s .---- 1000 to ri - Ramer (t) TALLOW.- Selenuecr Enema. - Tee market was MITEOPOLITAN COUNTY OOURTie DOW-STREET. t i p. Best lots of both malting and grinding barley , of which TH E NEWMARK ET FIRNT OCTOBER IMO so '3O - Trapriem (t) . Sating day. appointee fer the present week. MNATINt i . IWO to 30 - Miladragoe (s) motemeria, et. Wania•dana-Maday lisps. 30. , seu l t l ag eitie t ; bsce e D u e:d p /I n e ta and taid if booka, cary Ba nt le ha we v re ing charg such eiii n th wi e t it h fi taio ron to brac •day k, at 47 th s. e i i_sg ct oe . xeil to p pr ee ice . e 4B :- ; Sp l o td. t, u t e 0 w 4, 1; , ..C ; ., De • Pi e . , ,• DERBY. MARTuteogN Maryleboneroad--Monday, Sept 30 ; Friday, 495. ltd ; Jac . to Mara, , I9s. 6d. ' to 50s. here was not much at market, met with a stesiy sale at Tin WIR EMTOIII or THE ItA ragas. MO be 100 opt Whigravo ft) • Oct. 4. pamession. ____ the brewers decline purcluisiug to any considerable extent. full prase bates the malting season Luscarcelycommencel, ltw to 25 - Mahan* tt) luti-umen. whiteheadeerrove.-Thuretay. nee 3. Dagdale hail been apprehended at the instance of the Ric -The coming month will I.e a busy mie swampy, ommeetrom-Tumay, Oct.) ; Thursday, S. Society for the Suppression of. COTTON.-I.lvemeoL, SEPT . . 28.-We have to report a __ _ Cats w in fair sums] at about tn. teen attrition to the Moe. Now road -Monday. Sept as eriday. Oct. 4 . street, and Smith at a branch business in Russe ll -court. The good demand to-day, with a quiet market at ver,v extreme .. re-7 previous rates, some kind s Vice in his shop in Holywell 11111 Wwlines ' erre d ti " .. ''' ". • NEWMA RKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. Om. gait rise . at a ee l ...tars re e ere: of which corn• sorruname ssamatred-monday, Bept. 30. officers had made • leisure of the stock at both places, rates. The sale, are 15,000 bales, of which 8,000 are for selling at about bd. per quarter cheaper. Beans and peas erre eV I.9NtioN, tiallithall.buildlnge-Ser a d a y, Sept. 30, were both a scanty shoe, and prices were about the same. which contained a large number of infamous prints. They export and speculation. IMlewse ow Tame.; nest. dek 0..• itot Friday, ristead TEISDA T. also seized several letters received by Dugthele from persons COTTON GOODS. of the SEPT. 28. -During The price of flour is unchanged . Harvest operations Ste el Theratey, ... he melee. I r a mg te. fifteen days 'netted tn., aderisks denote Hos hawses trained at Newmarkee) now deed . Wheat is about one•four th less than an ave. Ito sport at the three tuvetiage we id ...11 have the plea. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.--SEPT. 28. in different stations in lite in answer to his advertisements, I the pest week the state of the market has not materially rage ; barley a full crop, and ode a very large one. Hopi mote of eitiwoeue dout twelve .I.ere eetests , the pee. TiR Tit At. Ptah of rii -ATE - sows. ; for 2•yrelds, fat ; three, (Wore Mr. Commissioaer Niaois.) and enclosing postage stamps for leis publications, and com• changed in any respect, except the increasing activity and di l w oe y average about onelotrth the usual yield. weamme foe Ow Fed °rioter smee 1 . ie , a poor imc an let 216 ; Mar, Pet Ilb ; five, six, sal aged, 94 51b : the plaining that they had never received them. One of them, 1 e IN RE RICHARD elu t e rimless of yarns. That prima should Live been again sw immer , 8805 es _ Lem mime , sleeve , here „ ..d. esneerisme with whet the ielier• will le, e* it ena.rece. wiener 60 twr sold for 500 Bova. if demanded, Ke• A. l'• a lady at Edinburgh, coniplaieed teat she had written and raised, both by spinners and manufacturers, is no mere and more ot'its. Wheat la. to 2a. lower, culotte easietZ MI! twiretY•nine Aimee terliellee I bre , owtchea (Si. lie!: g Su LL:',TAKEn of 10 sere. eaeh, for 2.yreele ; tat 71b set dewn Mt the tine day, eight for the wend seven for the . thee. eet 71Is; four sad upwards, est ; the winner to be good for tee detiining creditor. Mr. Lew. Twi . duel. mei eely four for ti.e eel. Why story should sold tee 30 ways., if demanded, lee. T.Y.C. This insolvent , an undertaker and furniture dealer in the rimiest:al stamps twelve months ago for a book. She de- than Hackies) -rad, who,wae to prime, was opposed by Mr . Sar- mended th wk o tee t fh r Ath r Twee before 1 the insolvent had figured in the court ; the last time was I h e re t u ed h ii or r re urn o e mooey. no e correspondent expressed great anxiety lest his letters should might have been expected from the continued adveoce - M the value of cotton, and the unprecedented amount ot the sales made at Liverpool . There is also an increase of bey . Beans, barley and peas •about the value of this Ja y Y y week. Prioes to th e grower :-Wheat, white, new, 7.74. to 01s. 631bs. per bushel ; red, Ms. to 58s. ; oats, nee, Mea embody divided is a nit re ry. &al to mop u prn t rough the poet to his private address • and a speculation here. Certain descriptions of ;Meech shirting. ef ' d. to la. per stone. the ..harter. weer all the principal events are rivaled 1857 awl the other he had " foreman" HANDWAr Swcgriermici of 31/ soya. each, 5 ft, fur 3-yr. in i . . --...-- to mention en " gentleman of property, 'in another instance, offered ' te re" I ha bee Id ' large q _ tity than before, and at a into Tea...kW. cant wham we h•iie 9... Hopeful Stat e n olde and %almost's. TAX. the feeceolings. The complaint was tha t o the resolvent had turn at a reduced price eome very rare books," which ho re nen ni e r l ' alight advance of price. here is • • moderate demand for WORCESTER, SEPT. 28.-At this day's market there w e imam Coulee. Ilaalicap. leeneyeeld Trio fin al and THE EAaTIIM CoUllTlEs R• tII.WAT HANDWAP of 15 MM , not tacit his accounthooks, and a perso tamed Hare WI. called to prove that he hail kept other books, but the Mr. Henry ey hailpurchased at from three to fiv y • eas each. c guln • 3G-tocli 50 yards. A larger male of printing cloth has taken only a short supply of wheat, and a reduction of Is. to 2.. Miami Duke M wheel stakes. The hr.t•raineti night eerily ea, le 5 ft, with (wadded I , the Emsters Counties Railwa y allegation wee denied by the insolvent. In the course of committed both prisoners for trial. • this week, esPeciallthe lower makes, and their prices was reluctantly submitted to. Barley Is. per qr. heeler. MR been mere to strengthen Welneetey's bill 4 - fare -tn rempany, fiw 3-yr-olds .1 ;wealth ; winners extra, he. his exanunation lie stated that he had got up a bu ri al club, Henr Ada WORS sie aged 5: i, li • IP-STREE carpenter "I' . Henry Thomas, 4e El i : e improved a little. . Domestics are in some request a t Osta quite as dear. Beans and peas unaltered. '. ; the rates current previous to lest Tuesday, when mallets Tome Seer . 28.-The quantity of wheat on o ff er at this thaw place with the Granlov al the moat Indictees O.- ...tar 4 Dee mooed bare to receive 25 soya , uut of the sal the members contributed a penny per week to be an enameller Willis Willi T ris ; t, 21, s gasfiteer ; Robert Owe day's corn market was hardly so plentiful as last week, but -as the Kamm Coustoes Haalimp is quite fez. se.e.e. T. Y.C. MN was.) buried. ", raised their terms, and business was checked. There has M eer ee e t ei n g gli for use day, it haring byoneht mother meted , Ar id lb . Age tlb 38, a brusbniaker, and a tnan name d Osborne, Henry bee n cloths, the new samples were of very fine quality. Not mad Mr. Sargood-Yon are the burial club ? but little inquiry for either T cloths or long !sits of boric. sauce M. eseiblehmeet. awl the fortheomme eseeinelireile g y Rolorts and John Driest, except business was done, in consequence of .farmers refusing to from speculators in the former, who have paid rather 4 0 7 CarkW 4 7 * lnsolvent -Do I look like one, your honour! (A la h.) to obtain liy false pretences bet ter o f sell at a decline in price. White sorts changed hand s , asenvereary maulers to erlap-e all it. predecease... to judge i o . i . o l o . : t ir o ter i ^ 6l nE wereehargeil with &damp prioes than were previously obtainable. The tone 6 Blt -thinner a 7 Mr. Sargood -1 don't know; I never saw one. moneys , with intent to uefraud the managers of the Levis - producers bold at 60a. to a rk. ; red ditto 56e. to 60a. per :16 stone. Barle by the number .4 suliscribero, whieh tlea year amounts to • e eei l eele ll ato f ley Loegbow-Itanee 3 7 Insolveut-Then you have the pleasure of seeing one now. Ames; the cloth market continues gloomy, but the . freely, . . y gle. A p ne a :57, lie M , 43, 43, 44, eat V, during the seven 1 edins y, Bri c kla yers ' came to mt more batsbuyers operatedcantiously, firm to their quotatiosa Is most of the manufacturing . , orworinsii 'win. It would not :etenish me to we , •Yaoltleim - Curtain-road, Sboreditch. prisoner Osbo had districts the mills are now running short time. The pro- a a 0 prices were for the mod part limiter to those of the snarly thine runnen, for it is dittieelt te drier ' Nan•al•Arinia yarns as M 0 AS eel '.« ball the lot handicapped ~. tin less. man y Osford 4 8 8 Flitch I . , ',' office Was filled by his son. The club was held eta public- our not in custody, Osborne being the surety, and rePre• " wa whit 32e. to 34eaier 30 stone. Then pply of oats was tolerabl; of the heavy weights Mona elate,' far from de s - t e rel e a 87 1 riglittit - ting himself as a householder and producing receipts in lesseuel Notwithstanding the large sale of yaros w cod and _ , host. 'Ramat to meet the inquiry, prices not 4 87 , • Prophet • 4 2 !wiled, and then be (insolvent) got the money. Sometimes ,f of the le subsequend ascertained to be false. has been referred to in our previous reports this week, . peolier .in fart, how to choose hetwn-mi the 10.4 .4 T. Yee . ~,',..:,, ~„ 4 87 • bee .4 the MERT... 5 1 there was no money, rind he had to bury the member with. 6e other rearms' had made a ppli ca ti ons y for l oa m, some business has been -e -„nee', men d e d b y sp u me . e t ee di ng out tog materially altered from last week ; floe Bora made bese., in the list completely hafllt•i i•..,, sod there who a ( aa,,,h were In shun for an improvement in . price somewhat in proportion to . the 4 26 e• i o a rtwirSi 24 5 4 • Ste Per sale, s a t t otl ex ei rem ßea er L . 484 to 54. 0 out. (laughter.) The insolvent declared that there were bein sure i t ' for the remainder suanicion was aroused &tempt et ,t hew sp ither in a &el time* Can eery 1 I ,t"edit ." 1 611 ?to ! 88 ' .. CB ° l6in r `". 1 ! 4 " 6 • 3 o at time' a " score" of poor creatures who , it ppeared, tha t there .antes meily be 4.4eete.l. osmopolite w.e, meoung two-year-ow. iienenu • 84 . elahrio•lle 4 LOC. 3 0 a t t seine complicity among the pi •'meters, ana .• ' r • . . rise of the raw ruatmed, and some are stated to have with- PP J u r 38 stone. Malt, 71k . y to 75.; rye, 3 4.. per qr. * Floor, . ithen la so easily was a hambeep at I lownther, cnrrying v. ' 1.11 ‘ 14 " they were all invited to attend on a certain evening at the drawn their production from the market altogether. . to 455. per sack of 20 stone. R fkieerlos ty's offices for the purpose of receivin the I when ar ialote a • amber sittings for the insolvent to tibiae his account books, e - e l b • g °las ' HARDWARE. -Buteirttatati, Baer , 28.-The reports KIHICALDT, Seer. 28.-The barometer fell very much OS. which mikes him Five Molb to the fmthered Part MO% I swee;.atice were capture y a party of pohoe. most in circulation relative to the state of trade in this town on Sunday, and on Monday we had the largest fall of rain • A ma, omas, Atte** and Clare were discharged, also finished clue op In the lets end siiliiirben, after lailej I 'Enlll7 4B 3 Lady lbws 3 13 He saw so reason not to give credence to the wittier ." no awe have Lad since 1846 : every stream flooded, and thon are to the effect that it is "dull sad doubt there is . is. . Ant, awl now meal Limitise, fir Wilhite and Otheral i Atesise Rest (who were all beam bey ae a.. Noel: better term 1 I'm *" 4 ". 4* t Miter Percy e te Harvey. mended. neverthelem, been a good deal of improvement as compared eldest loos ; • gaod deal of grain carried away, and many 4 5 t nllalloler Rat slue might to tam the Min. Sepal bar, my fi l my Sir eetneer taa.. , _ _ ._ e with the state of business here at the commencement of the potato and turnip fields much damaged. Since Monday it •.i LS 4 imam fon a " good thieg" does at extort, the others beteg ,--tr • ' A 8 1111trenhand been tolerably dry, and during the past few days* good " %Wismar" at the weight*, Mira they aoeld pet the .„7.,.., t. , ~,..4 , not participated in it. Many manufacturers have partially deal of the outstanding corn has been secured. Potatoes .3 le ship with one Oscar Balmer, an a " steam washing com• Luke.street, Mile-end Nee Town, was charged with ha • mauve man Metre 4 yeas , 7st 511,, when her piecemeal, will be -5u•,: 0 4,-. • reduced their stocks since that time, and are now working continue to be badly reported of. At our country markets eery lonnetsbk. The awkinaham Waken are worth the peek. I LOwllnes 4 8• 1 bette 5 ran . ottenham, appeared for adjudication. On a a bag of Australian wool, weighing 28 pounds , supposed to - ea --- upon met up. aml Mr. Merry limy try hie Metals* with Mid. 1 eepellaus 3 80 ; 'Amy Itonsirt 3 5 Tomer occasion the insolvent, supported by Mr. Denney, have been stolen.orders ; there exists au =UMW amount of sluniabness in the home an occasional sample of new ; not much new barley ;seal Mites Weeder. led se she in, for 4 Mr. Crawford's three, I eth eee ere"ne,„_ s eO , • z e e seer s.. 6 4 was opposed by two creditors, from one of wborn he had oh- Pearce, a detective officer , said he received information trees which has so far di haat expectation. The a very few oats. Prices remain as last week. Here, to. 3 7 131 •Prtm a IlbarpeLmeten to "dark ," while Pie truly and the ("retches 1 . 8 , Tee:CZ a 7 le, Wei, . eel* hose man : up very bray and beatber of Mr. t•rawierd's I ;',.~,L., At ol th f ' b the wo rking best barleys L. per qr. dearer. Wheat, old, 40e. to 5.h. most e menu 'Mona ere men are we 1 13 him" to the J s ublic a. connected with th e Steam Washing damn said he had received it from Mr. F l ex , to sell. The epeeulde, use curb an affair bad, then, better defer • Neleefie more time than they were six weeks ago, but the prevailing per qr. ; ditto new, 44e. to 525.; barley, new, 271. to their samediurists ' they are in • poetics to take steak 50Itella 3 711 ehipwreek 5 15 emnipany, and having amended his descriptien appeared prisoner admitted sending the wool to Mr. Cornish, and mem here m that we shim Lan a moderate tea de for a 38.. i n i ts new. 24 e. t o 31 e. of the r.impttitoora. The Greed line. Mielteel Stakes are 8° ,._ 4 th°1 6161 4 711 'Wild Wine 3 15 10 for final hearing. said that he had purchased a great deal of it from a man nn time. Be that as it may, it is quite certain that the stop- WaTRIMORD, SEPT. 28.-We have had a considerable 3 710 Cznorralurns 3 10 Mr. Commissioner Nichols pronourced a judgment of four in the employ of Mmes. Gooch and Cummins, wool ware am quote a tertaiaty for Brows Ditches., ae if tee nee were . ;Zee"' cage of the American trade is a very serious drawback on increase in our supplies of farmers' grain this week, and a s II 710 *Ducat 3 10 months on the complaints of the opposing creditors from the bellSO knepers, 'Aldgate. The prisoner was taken to the bit to the two, KnOt of fet. Patrick would inntly trouble e '.3 710 Vsies ;the f . usiness in th is district. The military gun trade continues receipts by boat have been to • Mir extent. From abroad her ; bet the slb amities takes by eeveral alien grill lire:: .4 Ow Via.. 11 7 e (barmier* Imp' theta to go in for tie price, end with haleedosen •watereitek 3 7 9 1 Fist sheen 3 7 IN RE . ROBERT RAIIADEN.-PALAT INPRIRONNEXT. identify any one of them as the man. He was then given doing account of France, with the • e promise of a coed- few hundred quarters of wheat . Our market has been less stolen we shall have • pace that will give Brown Duca t ., • Ream. 4 78 ' nommen . . 3 5 7 This cese, before reported, was further hoard- It occupied into ceded?". . derabl e e e exteosion of that trade in the spring. active than of late, and prices of Irish wheat may be written Mn. Edwin, on behalf of the prisoner, contended that he the adaat.ge mar the " piping" son of Pcidiabse. 'el e eleid_ter 47 0 i Crater 4 Paid the court until its rising on Friday evening. 6d. to 9d. per barrel lower ; in the value of foreign we 3 78 W MlM lhad hared it in the way of business Some of it was The Trammel foe Your-yeer inlo Is Wolth 467} . ...1 1 7,77... 64486 , 37 8 - r ure . , , • , • CORN .-CAMBRIDGI, SWT. 28.-We had • a large supplY maks no chauge. Barley grueling qualities, 61. to Is. per apes. to the grab 11 sews. so the leveed. and eet - - ported. ships sweepings, a part butcners and fellmoaiini of wheat and barley, which ens taken off at De ass brrel cheaper, but prime malting samples maintain previous sea to the teed, and Lied Ail e d,u r y will piel..e.ly ma Tux GRAND Dore MICHAEL SLUM of 50 son. each, The insolvent had been iu p r i son seven months at the ern" P ertien was P urrime t hw .e n a mr":1111ed Henry,H w h o money. Wheat, 525• to 62 1 1.; barley, a s , to tap,; oats, rat,.. a Oats can he jpurchased at 2d. to 3d. per barrel less ph...p.., eft. D es swiel se mosey, a sd L ee d ee en t er e D e e for 3-yrelds ; colts, tot 71b ; fillies, Kest 31b ; the winner of suit of a labourer mimed :diode who bed recovered 3ffi. met he worked at , Goeclesoil teusens . it was sent in an 225. to 28e. ; limas, 40s. to 444.; peas, 425. to ees• money and at this decline there is a fair amount of business open manner to Cornish's for sale , and no coacealment ethells, to oppose lerl Derby's Cape flyaway, th e ... b e in g I the 2.6 1 110 guineas. Derhy, Or M. Leger to carry 7lb titre; damages against the nriolvent, a adestnan, in Covent- _ . . i per quarter. passing. Indian corn meets a steady cousumptive demand all lon pereete worthe of notice over the Ditch-Hi ( u p. I maiden horses allowed 5 1b; the second horse to receiell gerden, for false imprisowneue An offer had been made taken place at all in the affair. CAIII.IBLE, SEPT. 28.-Thee was a Rood supply of wheat at *reduction of 3d. per barrel ; this afternoon holders show II be said it was ave bed cam- end In had made yard. 0 4 i..., mi 1...), fur saatioue., 1 ii oner tint 81 i t,.. 1 10) 40... A.F. (20 subs.)-•l2borns. Robin Hood, Knight stare the Lest occamen, and a long examination took place Mr. -*ern • • r Y - and osta this morning, and sma ll of ley. Wheat sold more firmness in consequence ofthe improved accounts from Tim Bewliae. Nicheles, and Kin' .4 leenion.le can er,irCeiV 1 a St. Petrick, ' Barb Pigeoe. Margaret , Conjuror, Semi- on the subject . up his mind to commit the prisoner at 00C., but he thought slowly, at a reductio n f rom to s. perbushel. 1 Oats London. Flour the turn against buyers. Impala this it better to remand him mad Wedneeda to give the officer DM ei fur, end haul pluck better nenaie at Me l ee ) fur. l'odergraduate. Campenlowo, II ighfiyer Nautilus, Mr. Commissioner Nichols considered an offer had been . Ti V s l ow s a l e , a t tied, per bushel under lad week's prices. week :-Wheat, 539 qrs. ; dour, 50 barrels, 10 sacks. b r sat 4. 0 ("ud a ds." ~" C a pe flyar e ., v , I ; Il k,. 1 Brownie , lilerilsoff (dead), Dinidee, Kneen Ducle,.... Cop. made. .cud would say oar Mealay whether the insolvent had 'an opportuni ty of making further inquiries. Be, however, Barley good sale, and rather in favour of sellers. 'Wheat, Exports this week :-Wbeat, 245 barrels ; cote, 4,200 ; ban, es Ebony, althoueli she managed to beet the Litter I permed!, • Walloon, ' West Elul, Chimed' (paid), Ciater • beau long enough iu prism accepted bai l. Henry Williams was charged with knowingly uttering white* new, 2° .' 61 to 23e Oda l e e e _ old i, i t e l d d . • t o n e 2 3,.... feel flour, 3,009 sacks; oatmeal, 4. ewer • cow ri e aerie four nuke in extent at Gondeond. sod . clan (Peale The case war adjourned. red, new, lee. Ode to 21s. 6d.• • two forged Bask of England notes of 51, each. el ate t/1. 4 %11. - FIT"IlY "' entitled to meet reePecte after I THIRD YEAR OP Tilt TNELITII TRITNNIAL Mimic,Barley new, 13s. Oil. to 14s. id . - ;74d, 13s. Ott. to 14s. 6d. his gio.l thee I. Being Sc,. and Ludy TIMMS. at York, e ' ,TAliEn of 10 sore each, for 4. vr•olili ,• colts, Set 71b ; Mr. Keyes, landlord of the King's Arms, Suffolk•strest„,___ _,_, me. a to ut. Ole : new, ea ed. eo Borough, said prisoner had been a customer at the house ' p o tato , •••"“• , ... ''''.WEATHER REPORT. go ho carp them letii weight, and tie mare eftersrards ewe., est 4lb ; the owner of the ;amid horse to receive a CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. for a she ' rt t• but h time, e was not aware of is e h• b e . 10a. um • common, old, Bs. &1..t0 10s. Od. Rye, e 15s. Oil. ,„_ e e elteolinA7. Bunitinn IL 8 to 9 LK. pm 5 welitube 311, and • Imatibi ,at rffeelitme The 1 sum equal to 10 per cant. on the whole stake; and the meter. On Saturdui hut he came and tendered a 5/. Bank to ''''' "e• rich H, / .I SLAP. will Prove's as inievenilnll third, a sure equal to 5 per cent, on the whole stake. L.I. • NEW COURT. o f England no t e , N IL K e y es ova hi m th e change, and COLCHESTER, SEPT. 28.-A fair supply of wheat, prices B. I. M. D IP. C. LI 8. stre ;J.-. I neemtrire laving to give 31b 10 Nurullo, (53 Raba+ -Plumper, 81 Athens, Sweetaauce, Donnerend. witness paid away the note to the rate collector. On Mon. declined Le e buyers at the decline. Burley fully as dear; Mateo a, Weisel , . Black evert. and Knight of Blitz. Richberta, lernembriuma (dead), Viatke (dead) Pa. (Before Mr. Justice Keating.) day the prisoner banded him another H. note, which tritons also beans and pee' advanced Is. e t m elee .) . e l e „... ta k e t h en owe pea ., „,,,,. a eme n ef e . .. ~___ 'Eleanor ._ . . Siberia e , John Dales, 40, contractor, was indicted for that, he la I , . de moot:one , Gan him and subeenuentl med . to Menem Combo, GUI.I.DFOD SEPT.2B.-Threshin of wheat goes on - -..-- --a -"'"". coarse, haviog all been placed sre'uod or third in good corti• p orw ,l . 17:„....y. Penance , ii by Surplice-Latitude , The having been duly adjudged a bankrupt, did within three g=lfor . . ---. y .---- , , ~,. 4 _ _ . priar I •n•it I thee Icing Clocktiatiker tit to the post he ! v an , N o ey, F ann y, fby West Auotralinn-Bro Rse, mons of the said adjudication unlawfully obtain upon Id and Co., les brewers. On Friday both note* very exanevely, which is evidenced by the abundance at were returned to him as "forged." He aceonlingly sent toelaye and several precediog marketa. The demand is e , valet be worth. 1., pith maw eats th e lost of them sal e b e w es t Auegyala BD --311 4 4 4 1 o f % a hem (d ee d). fby +he cred it fruin Samuel Woalhowie and otbersdivers large 1u2943 64 53 8.8. W. 5 o 3 4. K D looted like motoring wine he ran at York, so Flying Dutehman--Clariana, ii by The Flying Dutchman- enantities of cotton end stuff goods valued at 1,2651., with . for thejrisoner and on showing him the forged notes be co - extensive, but low qualities could not he sold except at ' ' and walla ed dat ted to do the a reelection of Is. to 2s. Maltaters refuse generally to • tcb one up • w it, an temp ..._ AsgAnimx.... 99.63 64 63 IC 6 doll Lama 29.66 68 53 W. 4 o 4 b s Mat there le Pkot, ,, of motrmel fne a gond field. trePerialie 4 Mims liVhip, fby Taldington -Mies Horde fby Tedding. in T te i t t , tw eete defand • which ear mentioned in our impression o f lame with the other, but WM prevented, and as, then given the terms demanded for barley, consequently trade is dull. caret ran 65 62 &W, 4 e 3 Lard I . ...liar,. pu l led Mt Ilw "'lurk &wilier. However. ton -*aurae, Code Ned, fby the Flying Dutchman= -- ----. in to custody. The forged note produced was signed W Ilea', 40a. to Otis. Bailey , 33 to 40e. Oats, =A. to RADIO...A SAM 66 63 &W. 6 e 4 Saturday, was resumed that moroing deem sittings of the bnP• 73 _ 'tit'. nova ; ;.) to split the Marquis awl Telma.. at finny *tarry, Arlington, Praueatelli, The Myth, c Vic Wild " °Wee," and dated 10th A 'I, 1861. There are many 28s. Bean 425. 47.. P 36e to 38.. Pris, to eas, .PORTIMIIi 29.66 63 IN 18. 2 b e AWAICMiet. Who I. as dOWISS4(hi ged itorln, end it would be D a y„ll e s 't • I l ead). Rod Koch , • ted e e m e e, pet e . ‘,.. . court, aed lir. Serjeant Ballantine specially retained, " m g e ' with Mr Metcalfe and Mr F. H Lewis were Again In of a similar description in circulation ; they are printed on Amu, 120.71 64 W. 2 HERTFORD SEPT 28 -A rather heavy supply of wheat. GAL ." 30 63 66 63 8 4 o 4 had judgment to look elnewhere for the winner. as the cone Diamnn.l., Jason. Slingetoue, fby West Australian - Beane ' '* H. ' for and eistead of a water mark the ' ' . • ---- * * " =is anything bet erst.rate. When the match wee OM Mg School Ilia, Petruchio, 'ir by Longbow - lad y Ev e l yn, attendance for the prosecution, and Mr. Taylor the coarse paper, i paper i s Prices were Ls. per load lower for all muihties, and in some 100 4320 .8 4 ,663 3478 66 64 B.W.g, 6 0 i balms Little Ledy and Nutter's!' it looked 1 defence. p . cases a still greater decline wee submitted to. Barley was LIVILLPOOL fh7 l eurPltee - Beeewel. BM"' Boy, Ca)" FlTaway , Tow The evidence in support of the charge, which h a d occu pi e d The prisoner, who was described by the police as a i is per ar cheaper Beaus , oats, and peas as before. VALIIIITIA -. HAM 55 64 &W. 4 r a " any odds" ... the fenny, and ascii she beat Thucel Bowline, Drum Major, Aloe, Ebony, Allingion, Refire e • • notorious thief , d ted with • gang, wee remanded. Pe la :m a toed ' 36s ;bus QUIMS"" 29 el 66 65 8. 3 is 1 elmilmh • Mil when rewiring but 1:55. early iu the •N. b. 1 4., el r d c •.. sem, onseri c b Loup Game-- sia, ' the whole of the previous day, was a voluminous roses an teepee eat. me, o.•• to • Vir ; new, '" Y a ova - 'tie{ so 68 S. 3 o 4 LAMBETH. M while at Epsom Mies Judo had me th ane with her s e e reur, N eoeu e emue fema), W i n t on ( pi ed) , a m Ka i , of d eta of the eedin in bankre te and the acme pone gs p y white, 38e. ; malting barley, 40.. to 425. per qr. ; oats, 20e. b e: ix : it ' "'ltem 67 66 8. 4 o - all II lb. far three years, neither did Saline", whim re. ) / m id) . business conespondeoce between the prosecutors and the Mr. George Morris, laadlord of the City of Gloucester t o 2e 5. Davin .. _. 1119.96 el 67 R. a o 6 prisoner, and the facts which they proved were them The public-house, opposite Chelsea Hospital, was charged with Lgicsergn, Sam 24.-At our corn market to-day there l'OarszoOTll- ( 29.161 51 be W. 3 o " Hem* gently two stone, it looks still all in her favour. It I The n eeeneae ae.„, i ,,, o f : 100 seee , ac h , h ft, f ojr 3_ ye . • . - i n letting to polite wife. ✓ 4 le preceding the year lee, was engaged a mire neg sup is le was not • large attendance of farmers and factors, and the P 057 14 10 '79.84 Zia 64 fl• 1 Mod mot be tereetten that two d ies after the defeat by I olds; colt.. Sat 716 ; fillies, Net 41b. T. Y.C. (3 sobs., ,wasp =manic; and had executed a portion of the works of Mrs. Morrie a respectablalooking young woman, said that of wheat was band an average for the time of the PuweeTs 11n.70 60 62 Its. 1 b 1 little Ls& liahveree sae a alma. race over the - ' N I 4 ,,_ "T s miming three. as to be brought to the poet.) *Thorpe the Ottawa Railway in Criteria • but, owing to the about six years ago she was obliged to leave her husband supply sales being effected Y et a reduction of Ix qr. on ee".„„,,,,`" e , ee ' Veinenmin 60 66 B i,, W, 3 , c 6 cense with Kai of Hanna. Ell ma , ...ad ... .. gria .,,-,_ .a Langton •Poly Potty, 'ec by Seickerell-Cretchet, Chieftain's an A • panic and crisis which took place in that year , and dgo home to her mother, and for some time the defendant 7elir, week ' s ast prices New red descriptions made 56s Per . to • ee' - ' -- - - e ' ' b 2 feessi, t ht afterw.rd. (at MOM) WS. Oaly a ROM oenisa I fa h a, a e i e , wiethe,..._beinembere Jam e e I ._ e wer ; e nn i ,•. : _. became Moregaas sal Brows Madam ; tied it the Ladv is only is w o rl„,e_ Ro Ze e t " w er w is , Reee e e ey. which ' monetary ewurlue" bar F.peoni form I doubt whether even Nuteuele who ham 4a 7 - 7 kaa thee groat leaps of weight away aod wienieg during the °Zee, ( dead), °. caa accomelith bar owe/ th roe. The patch botween ne by o gene- •e a a depreciated is prisoner could not obtain money to caery on the contract f 1 ffelear - Philee (dead). cby Chanticleer- and the works were atopped. The firm in which the prise the , r mad Wise e her the small allowance of half-a-crown a week. For months, however, be had neelected to do anything for her, though she had made repeated am was at length compelled to make application to the parish 8 old, 40s. to 555. ; new white, 60e. to 635. per 30 stone. The Rain ca . berle trade an WC; Mimosa 30.16 51 -8.8. E. 2 assumed a somewhat quiet aspect, and the RATORNR - lisatima U) him ' She •hoo y being pretty fair prices were mite as low as oa the k trio' s • Melting, 38s. to 40e q and his brother were partners then became bankrupt, ad ofg. for relief, while her husband was supporting a female who we e r ww . 4 ' w r .,„,,,,„ . , so d m eo w s , is all in favour o f t h e you ., THE HOPIPULOTAREs of 40 mew each, h ft, tor 2•yrolds ; the teen of there proceedings was that the prisoner re- , , , 'es, l e o e m „ t h eeem e h os . euee i e , war, . , ery oohs, KR TN ; Illiee, Wt 511); winners extra, Lc.. ; the mired a brat -clay certificate. The amount of th e prisimer .. lived in the house with him.per qr. ; grindin 28s. to MM. per 30 stone. There was a beefed supply oats, ~„.. for which the inquiry was by no means brisk, and recent Lamog 19.76 id - KW. 2 6.5 - K 2 30,12 es - B.& W. 1 ISPLAKATION. b r b 5 e 2 reduced to 32 deg. at mean sea The defendant complained of the die e ht u lev iL eFeach e :o lee r tof v ted 1 rise, cousin about one-hundredth . 2 tun he is pulled oat. asst he ia *O 4 worth th e seem' rawly* to 50 wive Last half of Ab.M. (24 subs.) debts then wal very large, and the eertineate r - s rates were with difficulty supported ; old, 30s. to 34e. • • .. ap .„, forfeit that ...ft pr,,hahly be past f a I:lecke:esker, Despot, Exchequer, Breaker, Knight of Bi. eau granted in 187,8. The prisoner then commenced the him by being dragged betas • magistrate baton a p"P er new, 2 0.. to Nis. per 24 stow. The traneactions effectal ' of an loch diminution : and each 10 deg., above 34 leg ., cawing W. Ow the emceed day there is the so. Leger, "el , Mk Annadale, Deceptive, 'Queen Elizabeth, Black world de uovo, aotl took to the Manchester woollen, cot- app_vm" , on on e pert I • th of his wife for sup .nearly three.hundredths Increase. K-Liposed thetwometer in beans were at the full prices of last week ; old, 48s. 1 in shade. M.-Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew Mr. Sedgeley, relieving officer of the parish of Camber ertimb w ill ~...a. rash of m ks =I sta b. , as A s dim a „,.. h i Pearl, Pharisee'. • Carrowee, Lord Clyde, Chieftain's ton, and fancy goods trade for exportation. 435. 4th. 38 too Fe flout, 425. to 445. • new, . to per s e. um our, , point. D.-Directlon of wind ;true-two points left of mar bow 4 , • 1 s o soo d D. Daughter Tatiana, Pamella, • Waepole. 'Nunlike PTOMillell were fatten at Gresham-house, Old Brand-street tan miles, and 'Mid Standard y nay ..____,_ ..;. well-That is not correct, for I myself have written to you, seconds, 39e. to tap .: thirds, 375. per 20 stone. netio. F.-Iroree (1 to It-estimated). C.-Cloud (1 to 9.. 1.- ue. extra ) or lamas to pocket , tie 450 move., while he ereiew• ' 'Brother to Horses, Q.E.D., Peignoir, and the prisoner established agents in different parts othe alighted notice of my letter. and you never took NEwCAnTLZ-UPON-TTNE, SEPT. 28.-At our market Ault lightning ; • b, ...• Initials • blue sky ;c, clouds (detached) :f, tog; le hall :I, mahl get the second may also by Martin the two. The Kailkt of - 06 - fliatii, *Frivol* (paid). thecountry to buy fur the firm-one a Mr. Har ri s, at Dews- Mr. Elliott (to tee defendant) -Parisbes cannot be put to . m, misty Mao) : a Overcast (dull; , r, rain ; s, wow Tlinsyser-oldTrienail ea produce moth* in the probable Maven ; Lard Stsionford's *Little lady apt Mr. Hawks- bury bu who bought in the Yorkshire markets. In 1859 he the expense of keepinghad good l of wheat from the wives of persons like on . You coning w e a Im PF 7. itted for twenty-oneys, with hard labour. but the demand proving equally sn, a clearance was early twee of Romulus, to Interfere with Camerinead Knight lay's Nathan It •Mt 71b each. Last half of Ab.M AO/ , , commenced transactions with the prosecutors, Masers. ala 0 0 1 1 /61 . . effected at the full rates of this day mennight ; new fanner, ' literate since LEST REPORT. also semoaaos AND 70.501. ' ' • " Thom n mad Woodhouse, of Birmingham , and they ex. The defendant, who was e vid ently surprised at the re al ht. Patrick, as Folkestosse ad Starlight am both b ft. 48e 63saccording to di ' red selling freon .to ~ :on eon, which , as ROW SIGHT. down to the nod of the nsoner's second bank- snit, was taken out of emetic the cuatody of the gaoler..• •N orth Britain-1v to S.-Fresh w.B. W. to N. - Fresh -ltelay. ender ote•icion. sad is my opinion Camerae will tan the li mas , e me d gemthmome 'Struggler , 3 yr. , 14 ,, t e lle ee ., leeP the range in prices denotes, was very various. Fine new south in A 1860 and represented • sum of 24 0011.. THAMES , itelene-W. to trong Similar-Rainy. tables niS Loral Exeter's hone foe the head olsfeet at Good- m e. el mr iGe s e arreeoee , 2 y rs . 1, t . F eet b alf of Ab ele r tid P B eZ e . „ Wilk •. , . . country sold steadily at the decline submitted to on Tues rest coast-W. tog -Fresh W. to N.&-Yresh-Showera mast as taking rise hae through lady Clads', he was a nu , h ft, stealing an Aersl charged with IO U b, st of the goods so obtained. amounting to the sum Susannah Wit y was day ttia. being &pin paid for extra yellow, per 5041 b. ; old 88 . 48 88 . 488d _ 8.14 48 l y - mood in the indictment, was within • few weeks of the for 60L, the property of Mr. James Spearman, the landlord I ,___ ' web improved horse at Doricasase. is th• l hubby Stakes generally held beyond the views f b bad - - * B. to N.M.-Showers-equally. MATCH ; Lord Strathmore's • Monmeieff, 5 yea, !At 10s, period of thesecond failure, and the result of the of the Old Duke William public-house, Old Gravelliane, e '" n g prisoner's semi Nerpry threats,. to beat the Kai of H sad the the effect of limiting sales. For a trifling lot of apt Mr. Fitswilliarn's Wallace, 4 yn, tat 71b, B.C . WM primmees conduct was the bankruptcy of the prusecu• s t. George-in- th e-Fast. The prisoner's husband, the land hest rune of red Norfolk, weighing Mae, 57a. pm biases sable companion, East" is in of ~..... _ nue imp. (Off by consent.) ten' inn. A few months before th e second crisis in his lord of a beer-house in High-street, Shadwell, which be .. defeat at the bawds ot Mania Fontes for the "''' %Ito. was acquired ; thin descriptions being saleable Rutland Stakes on Thuesday. The Two-year-old Woks be had some consultation with the tors, and be held as tenant under Mr. Spearman, was about to leave, vanee.lnforeign we hatefew transactions m at le. ad Trieste! will act brier to tie post a better field Outs in then menredthem that he was still entitled to Weigand large and had given the lOU to Mr. S , as a kind of Pte. as factors would not listen to the terms offered. Choice much interest was excited at Bristol by the spectacle of a e w e p ee w ee . , for whirl. the hen s . ...1 are supped CHESTERFIELD RACES.-WauNfawaY , alsounts in respect of his contract with theOttaws Railway, collateral security for fixtures and other property. old Wolgast was held firmly at 64e., and although not ob- large lifeboat, mounted on her transporting carriage, being se well este &patent which h a d beenaprovedby government Mr Adams, a broker , deposed that the prisoner's bus- . Se ease hem rue dueugh by tile time ; end if Lorelei ease Tat finances HANDICAP. About une- q uuun of •• ' tamable .just yet, we quite think such quality will be sale - drawn by four powerful horses through the principal streets I e. If net beat the Geld bared!, sire and Her:team may du so be. rolls. Nees them, the public fon m of the others being very Nederstin The Newmarket October Haseticep will not be 111 ••• 510 1111thialrly Jammed by the result of the Fastens Counties. l e nelte r mem thengli SO man animals are engaged in the two emote. ei l je. eeeie 8 7 Mayflower 7 12 Caotala Craw 7 4 Iliss Elias 613 uphill& The prosecutors comideriag him to be still solvent, and be- him by Mr. Spearman, Some hours afterwards the prisoner . 442 tie ri ng that the goods were for export, they continued to let 4it him heve th an. It, however, said she would like to see the I 0 U. Mr. Spoirman pro subsequently appeared that laced it, and the prisoner immediately snatched it from his •is the prisoner had no interest in the railway after his bank- hand and ate it. able at that money ere long. Flour scarcely commanded of the city. The procession was precede,) by a bend of so much attention as heretofore, but we am no reason music, to ' and was accompanied by some hundreds, it not aatici te • fall upon our present quotations. Malting thousands, of spectators. The host was on her way to Ps sold' 11 ; gri nding '1 barley folly as we . era soug ht after. Malt Aberystwith, where the National Institution has founded difficult to quit. Beans and peas in limi ted demand. Oats a station. It is hoped that the public exhibition of the fer banner the Teel:. sad serum the fiat there is a wide ft. sl2 Hare 4l 7 rooky in 1857. The goods sent up were not it appeared Mr. Stoddart, who appeared for the prisoner, elicited fair sale at lest week's price,. The arrivals this boat will induce the public of Bristol to contribute liberally 1 illillbselles, sad is this event tee Istensdatien colt. Asthma. Poem lee Metimer). au* light, ere likely to addling b i e f. 4 4 for export orders, but used to be parted with to a person from the prosecutor that the I 0 U was given to him for were • THE CHATOWORTH HANDICAP. About one mile and ed Simpson , of la in the following The for Iwhich the husband a nem Sire. ne, way, an agreement • oan barle coast • 89 f • 13e mast 20 • fieent g i ft of a lady, named Mni. 8., and it is named after a y, wise, ; oreign, i ;malt WDO, , Milliegyat yaa perform ever the sburter course. A Age st lb I goods used to be sent to the railway station to await the received. te coastwise, 7i'd ; flour, coastwise, 1,841 sacks ; Indian nephew of hers, who had distinguished himself as a naval Age st OP prisoner's order of delivery. Those delivery orders the Mr. Self. did not care whether consideration was given e s - • offimr in the Crimea, io the naval brigade of the late Capt. Illieguni elesepeakes Muds bet ee the hat • and it may end Lustre 6 89 I Willie Wright flour, 100 sacks. prisoner gave to Simpson , who used to employ a person for the I 0 U or not. The prisoner had no right to snatch corn William Peel, K.C.B. la a yob eeefr. Aber BOW& ea Mama bele good Nosegay 5 791 lady Rani cH Sere 28.-Wheat wee in tolerable sup- Sir aluell le elm of the Om far LW Stamford.-I ani. Ira, Eorowct i n liroitael mum& this rAtivArkimanlanf 1 - Tintrnol•lt's PI". `,.1.,ns / ole at this marked tn.rlsa. nncl i MIMEO& Kti".°' st... The evidence in support of the charge, which had occupied the whole of the previous day, was a voluminous mass of documents of the proceedings in bankruptcy and the business correspondence between the prosecutors and the prisoner, and the facts which they proved were these. The premier, preceding the year 1857, was engaged in a very large contract, and had executed a portion of the works of the Ottawa Railway in Canada • but, owing to the America' panic and crisis which to ok place in that year, and by which the monetary securities, became depreciated the prisoner could not obtain money to carry on the contract, and the works were stopped. The firm in which the prisoner and his brother were partners then became bankrupt, and the result of those proceediogs was that the prisoner re ceived a first-class certificate. The amount of the prisoner's debts then was very large, and the certificate was granted in DCA. The prisoner then commenced the world de uovo, sod took to the Manchester woollen, cot ton, and fancy goods trade for exportation. Premises were taken at Gresham-house, Oki Broad-street and the prisoner established agents in different parts o thecountry to buy fur the firm--oos a Mr. Harris, at Dews bury, who bought in the Yorkshire markets. In 1859 he commenced transactions with the prosecutors, Mesas. Thompron and Woodhouse, of Birmingham, and they ex down to the period of the prisoner's second bank ruptcy in August, 1860, and represented • sum of 21,0001.. and the last of the goods so obtained, amounting to the sum maid in the indictment, war within • few weeks of the period of the prisoner's mood failure, and the result of the primer's conduct was the bankruptcy of the prosecu tors' inn. A few months before the second crime in his affairs be had some consultation with the prosecutors, and he thee assured them that he was still entitled to bonds and large emanate in respect of his contract with the Ottawa Railway, es well as to &patent which bad been approved by government far derakeising the Thames and other o ff ensive streams. The prosecutors considering him to be still solvent, and be lieving that the goods were for export, they continued to let him have them It, however, subsequently appeared that the prisoner had no interest in the railway after his bank ruptcy in 1857. The goods sent up were not it appeared for export orders, but used to be parted with to a person named Simpson, of Size-lane, in the following way. The goods used to be sent to the railway station to await the prisoner's order of delivery. Those delivery orders the prisoner gave to Simpson, who used to employ • person to get the goods from the station, and they were dimmed of by Sampson. The wittier, although called by the prosecution, was treated by them as an adverse one, and subjected to • most searching investigation by the learned serjeant, with a view to ascertain what hail been done with the property, but all that could be elicited from him was that some of it he had sold io this country when he could finds customer, but he did not seem to know to wh o m, an d th e res t had Leen sent to en agent named &skied, who traded for him upon the Cootineet, and the accounts which existed between them were of • very unsatisfactory character. Mr. Taylor, who made • very able and energetic address tatjury, after reviewing the whole of th e ev id ence , con that the pmecution had failed to show that the might not the time that he obtained the goods Ce a trought at himself entitled to a claim upon the Canadian Railway, and also that the prosecutors knew the state of the prisoner's affairs at the time they let him have the rods. Mr. Justice Keating having summed up the evidence with most elaborate minuteness, The jury retired, taking with them the mar of docu ments which bad been put in, sod after au absence of about half an hour returned with a verdict of Guilty. Mr. Justice Keating, after expressing his astonishment at the facilities with which credit could be obtained in this great commercial country, and animadvertiug upon the reckless coons of trading which had been developed, sentenced the prisoner to twelve months' imprisonment with hard labour. 44 MAHlowar 6ll 11 4.444.413 Crow Mee V.. 1136 =ll4 6 4 :51.. About one mile and a 01 I Willie Wright • 6 5 Si 13 Lally Rini Twinkle ... . . „ 3 6 11 1hib1..55 ...... Nerthwold 3 5 7 Illelochet 3 6 7 Age et lb Lustre 6 8 3 Nosegay 5 7 9 Cor.eiet Kilkaus Niger Doseseter Wyeustay ..... Tin Cato arms E Lustre Alie Alb I '..rotlet 3114108 m. DOlll.lll4er NI ire 6lesnor 6 7 Wyttebtay Mr. Sells did not care whether consideration was given for the IO U or not. The prisoner had no right to snatch it from the prosecutor and eat it. He advise., the prisoner's husband to sign another I 0 U, the exact copy of the one destroyed. The prisoner's husband got into the witness•box and swore be never signed any I 0 U. Mr. Selfe—Let the case prooeed. The prisoner will be committed for trial for stealing a valuable security. Mr. Studded advised Mr. Withersly to give Mr. Spearman another I t) U, and he reluctantly did so. The prisoner was then discharged. NORWICH, Sem 26..-Wheat was in tolerable sup ply at this market today, and in limited request, the demand for shipment to France not being so active. The sales made were effected at a decline of Is. to 2s. per quarter. There was increased supply of barley offering of very various quality, and prices remained much the same. White wheat, 61s. to 635. ; red ditto, 54.. to flOs. ; best chevalier malting barley, Ms. to 40c runs chevalier ditto, 35e. to 375. ; secondary ditto, 335. to 345. perquarter. Flour, 40e. per week. The official averages again show large tran sactions-Wheat, 4,401 qrs., sfis. 11d. • barley, 1,796 qrs., 37e. 2d. The business done here on French account during the last few weeks has been very large, although, es stated above, it is now checked. On one day alone one leading firm is stated to have operated to the extent of 21,0001. NOTTINGHAM. SEPT. 28.-There was a moderate show of wheat on offer at our corn market to-day, the bulk being sample. of the Dew crop, which came to hand in good cob. dition. Trade dull at a reduction of le. per quarter. Old white made 475. to 63.. ; new, 595. to 65e. ; old red, 40e. to 595. ; new. 575. to 61s. per 36 stone. Of barley the show was limited, and the demand ruled somewhat quiet at a slight decline on the currencies of last week • • malting may be quoted at a 3Ba. to 435. per qr. ; grinding (old), 295. to 31s. per 30 stone. The demand for oats (the show of which was moderate) was not active, and in some cases prices had a tendency to recede ; old. 26.. to 31s. - new, 245. to 275. ; old foreign, 265. to 30s. per 24 stone. Beans were in limited supply, and met a steady sale at fully former terms ; old, 40a. to 51s. per 38 stone. Super flour, 46e. to 525. ; fine, 355. to 425. per sack. Oxman, Seer. 2R. - Our market today was well attended with millers' and dealers, who quite expected to purchase at leas than last week's rates ; but owing to the shortness of supply they were disappointed, particularly in fine samples of wheat, which were not only firm, but in several cases more money was given than lost week, parti cularly towards the conclusion of the market. and a fair trade was done in good sorts, prime qualities of new wheat making fully file. per quarter. Inferior samples ruled from 50s. and upwards. Old wheat made from 41:15. to 5135. Prime samples of barley were more inquired for, and an upward tendency was the effect ; old varied from Vs. to 335. ; new, from 324. to 40s. Old beans were in request ; sew ones scarce, and ruled from 39.. to .565. A very fine sample of boiling peas offering ; price asked 711111. per quar ter. Bog peas, 49e. Oats, not so many offering ; prices from 225. to 3'.51. Flour. 425. per sack. The late rains have very much improved the root crme and grass feed. . . [Advertisement.] HolzowAy's Pilau; NEVER Femora CUMFORTHILS.—So soon as the human functions are die ordered they should be rectified. It is 11 hopelem delusion to leave the malady to its coarse. Holloway's IYm always accom plish this end with ease, safety, and despatch. A few appro priate doses at the proper period all! prevent many a serious Illness. They arrest all morbid influences, and prevent dilesie from incresolug and affecting more distant organs. Their pn m.ry action is upon the blood, stomach, liver, kithic)a, and bowels; their secondary action stren,theris the nervous centres. No drop can be at once so baratheeea yet so antagonistic The most perfect reliance may be placed upon their puttying replating, and renovating virtues. MANCHESTIR RACPS—SArcapAy. TIM LICVA4tD VICITVALLEIN, HANDICAP of SO son., kr all ages About no ea& Mr...fud • Callan. by [yaw l yrs. Sit !ID 11.Tlykr 1 Kr. kludge • wilts WHIPS. II vs, Vol . _Manor) 2 Ks. hobble of Harrke. 3 rrA 74 71b jachtdlng 71b onto _ Mr. J. ritherts Milkiest I mad alb 1 ( i 4 Mr. Tll Mae Kfts, ird $ in to ( a &Wog 7to 4 apt Wno Wright, 4Mr I apt Clahhaa aad Philood. to lapt Harriet (off.) Woo by a mak ; half • lenzth between lb. secood and Aka. N. NTANPvILD AND WAILILMUIDN HA NUICAP of 60 aora, be 2 sea 2-yr.ohls. Throisqoastai of a nolo. Mc W. Hodsou• Cipsala Crow. by Ormond WIllbou• I Sm. Wt Whitelo 1 Mr. Jusks.• Fowler. f yn• SW 131 b .... E Toia Mr. Hopwood's Mae Mary. byre. OA Nib H Ts) byr, 0 %Wig : Eves fa Oaptaiseraar, 7 to 4 apt F"rester. sad 41.1 apt Ml. Mary 101.) Was as tlo, post 1.7 a short nest ; Mimi vary bowknot". BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BUTCHER.—Septcmber 25,;CChe Close, Norwich, Mrs. B. N. Butcher, of a moo. GALLOWAY.—September 411, at Usher's Hotel, Suffolk-street, Pall-mall, the wife of R. IL Galloway, LK., of Alexandria, !gent, of a daughter. 021.130ORY.—Keptember 25, at the Mount, Banbury. Worcerbr attire, the wife of Lieutenant Gregory, It N.. of a son ISBAll.—September 2U, at Liunport flail, Nortlumptombire. the wife of Sir C. Ishani, of a ..4iighter. KlNCL—September 26, at Cleveland-gardens, Hyde-park, the wife of R. King, Eng., of a daughter. LAWRlNCL—September 25, at Didllurton.parit, Norfolk, the wife of the Rev. C. Lawrence, of Tolicshunt Knighte Rectory, Essex, of a daughter. LERMlTTE.— , eptember 27, at Enlightens, Ylnchley, the wife of J. IL Lennitte, Esq., of a daughter. SADLER —September 25, at Crakehall Villa, Park-side, Mande. don-common, the wife of G. Nadler, Esq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. Toe Noarozni Itrienonnitao HANDICAP PLATO of 100 son., for all aces. One nine and a quarter. Coneel Towniefe Deals* by Sing of ?town. 3 7T6 12116 Mr. T Dmseo's Anistre Mow 3 yrs. CM 314 .I.6.ludtibi I . ettral Mr. r. Bo kleys Wronsarri. a FM fet........ T3y1.6 3 Mr. T. Hunts Bredilebi, dna set Mb (Including 51.. eaLr3 now,. 4 H. 61•••• MahltdLlMsrbY, 4 yrs. 7.' 11. Cbalb.ner 5 lb% l'.,l,3rb's .•.rth Labowiere. 4 yis, Got 1211. ear. lOt 131.. Harrison 6 Betting : 5 to 4 on Doefook 4 to 1 apt Ncioire Paine, A he 1 owl, apt Ikadrield and North Lancashire, and 10 to 1 404 Maid of Chesterfield. Woo by a length ; four knAtlis Mourn the second awl third ; gal a head between third ond tenth. The other two were beano oil. Att.,% tiro fictuno Sraurn of 3 soy,. sari,, with 40 added. Y.C. Kr, batai• C the r1...1. by Jericho. awed, Set [Chie tia-dlin.r. 2 p; 64loth ear. net M leseri I lle , Allankona I Mr. Ha. 1••••• r•pt Ain rrow. yre, (401.' ,Whiteleyi 3 Yr. J. Wilton od Milne!. yrs.sst Illb ..(06yiel 4 Mr J. 4.muli• L., me, 4 yea. 64 lib lig) Ur. 0% ...Is Vain yrs, fet 71b Tall / 6 2 to I inst Captain Crow, 4 to 1 apt !tame/. mod 5 tol each agst Ciuuberlaad awl Birdlime. Woo in a ontor I.y a length and a half ; a head between the second end third ; a guod fourth. The winner was bought in for 44 gonna. FOURTH COURT. (Bofors the Recorder.) Willi em Bartlett, 31, smith, and Charles SiOrer, 34, baker, w.•ro indicted for stealing • quautity of tea, the property of Frederick Beaky, and Janus Harris, 63, a gentlemanly looking man, described as a tea dealer, was indicted for receiving it, well knowing that it bad been stoles. COLLARD—HlLLlL—flepteraber 2A, at St. George's. Deal. by the Rev. H. R. Limuhrsin, Ambrose, son of A. t '..!larsl, Res., of nom: street, street, Ilunkton. to Sophia Ante, daughter of the late C. 1. MIK Fay., of Deal. Cl`2l2llNo—YRY.—fleptember 20, at St.! Cytherinea, Alen crombyoquare Liverpool, by te Rev. C. 11. Burton. M.A.. A. Cumming, rim., of Liverpool, to Eliza, daughter of the late J. Pry, Ray., of Liverpool. JOHNSON—MARL—September 26. at All Soule', Maryirlonc. by the Rev. A. 8.. Godson, D.A., It. G. Johnson, Rim., ll 8.11. i Consul, Tencriffe, to Mina, daughter ot J. M. Mary, Fay. 00 ILV Y— parr V LIAN. —Septum her 20, at Trinity Church, Mar) - lebone, by the Very Rev. the Dean of Winchester, Walter. mil of the late Rh. W. Ogilvy, Bart., of Inveninharit), to Otrolene, daughter of the late Rev. G. T. Pre.yrnan, Chancellor of Lin. coin Cathedral, and Canon of Wtachuter. OLDAKEK—PULLEY.--September 241, at St. Peter's Church, Nottlng.hM, by the Rev. G. Stott, Sir. T. A. liklaker. of the Walletu, %Vhltlleid, near Hereford, to Iscitola Capel. Llaughtir of J. Pulley, Esq., of Chepstow-villas, Bayswater. DEATHS. Mr. Metcalfe and Mr. Beale)• prosecuted, sod Mr. Bait sad Mr. Polaal defended. --- tb.inase7,;l;ici;;;Wied upon Friday, and not brought to a conclusion until late in the evening, was this. The whimpers Bartlett and Storer are warehousemen in the tea department of Beale's Wharf, Tooley-street, which be longs to the prosecutor. The prisoner Barris is a whole. sale tea merchant, of 11, Laugbourne-thambere, Feuchurch street. and was in the habit of attending the Mincing lane Sale Rooms. Large quantities of bonded tea. which be longed to different merchants, were at Beau 's Wharf, and persons who wished to draw samples could only do so through an order from the secretary of the Mincing-lane Brokers' Association, and also by depositing au equivalent in quantity and quality to that withdrawn. Some sus picioos being entertained, a detective officer of the name of Stringer was set upon the watch as far back as July, and upon the 14th of September the officer saw Harris enter the wharf, and he followed hini, and I saw him sit down, and both the other prisoners came to him, sod gave him samples of tea, which he put into his beg, and left without signing the book, as required by the firm. The officer spoke to Harris when he got into Tooley- Week and Barrie said he bad complied with the regula tions, bat could not produce any sampling order, and was taken into custody ; and in the bag which he carried was found abou t 301ba. of tea, and at his office in Lang bourne-chambers there was nearly 300 lbs. of tea. The officer bad seen the pnsooen Bartlett and Storer go from the wharf to a clambers with bags containing some thing and return with them empty. The jury, after some consideration, returned a verdict of Not liogity, and the primmer' were discharged. These cases sailed the business, and the next session will be on Monday, Oct. 21. PITZIMOROCOH. SEPT. —At our market to-day we had a good supply of wheat, which met a slow sale at le. per qr. under the prices of this day week. Barley rather easier to buy. Oat. without alteration in value. Beans ls. per qr. lower. Beat red wheat, 56e. to 57e. per qr. of 5041ba. ; common ditto, 45.. to 50s. per 4101b4. oats, Is. to la. 00. per stone ; beans, 425. per qr. of 5321b5. Tim Gusto STAND PLATA (Nuttbap) of 13:1 son., for al son. Ins mils Ns. Phillips's Deserter, by Trintor, 3 yrs, est ,111.1goley Mr. Wood's Calltna, 3 7n, test 1214 eztra Ise. Taylor, I NIP 4' robust A North Lancashire, 4 Tea, hit 71b . tham 3 Nt. Date:. taph DT,olte, .7n, 7.r. 10114. 13 he Nor rnsrlen, 4 Dr. I thbonte s thOdons. 37n, Us tlb . tChatteaer 5 Meant. sto 2 each apt Callbso sad Drawler, rf to 1 ago North lAscasbire, sod 9 to 2 apt BOA .Draok.. Tax Sumer HANDICAP of 3 tort. eiCk. °ION au Nam, lira aim noe nut,. Mr. Osborn's Wessel, 5 yrs, Sot Mk best Mr. Wright's &relit, 3 yrs, i'st TTh , sod anti others. BOXES—September 25, at Pelham trompton, Caroline, relict of the late J. Boxer, Erg. GERBARD.--Septemher 25, at Southport, Margaret, wife of T. Gerrard, Esti , of Aillington, Lancashire. 6.z0.1:4.0. HAIG. —September to, at :Marlborough buildings. Bath, Maria. relict of the late A. Haig, Log. JAY.—September 24, at the Grove, llackiay, Mr. J. la), wrt Med 61. LONO.--September 26, at Dover, C. E. Long, Esq.. of 411, P el ' street, Oroevenor.square. aind 65. MAUDBLAY.—September 25. at Clyde-parktquare, J. Maui Ll, Ete . of Lambeth, aired 61. OTWAY—fSeptember 20. at Madrid, Lof tun Charles Otway, C. 13 , her Britannic Majesty's Consul-General at Milan, oil) sou of the lute General Sir Loftus Otway, I' II , Ac. POTD4.—September 26, at tit. John s-woodcoad, MW DOC aged 66 ROBINSON —September 24, at Alpert-mad. N.M., llarrlet widow of the late A. Robinson, Esq., aged Di READINO. Burr. 28.—The supply of wheat this morning was not quite so large, nor was the attendance numerous. The demand for good qualities was rather lively, and though no quotable advance took place, the tendency was upwards. The trade for barley was pretty good at previous rates. In other grain there is no alteration. . . . . . P Acclivity', Barr. 25.—The exportation of wheat to France and other parts of the continent, which has been very brisk lately, ha. tow discontinued, and _prices are con sequently falling. The show of wheat at this Corn Exchange was fair for the season of the year, and harvesting and hop picking being now both at an end, the attendance of farmers was lorge. Most of the wheat exhibited was in tolerable condition, although some of the samples were affected by the bad weather. Holders of prime samples were firm ni degrading the prises of lest week, but =BIM and asralgea LATEST BETTING ON THE corasz. t 'Ea AHE W ITCH s (AKE& In° to d apt Pair It freely) 1000 to 30 Pereira (t) --- - Printed and Published by WiLIZAIt lino HAM of 14.°. SI I.ooo,artstreet, I u the City W Loilatyh Mato., at Ofic... Iu Leatbant-street. In lie Prectuct of Whited:lr , itenbAY, 317111313011 30, MI. r. One mile. Age A Willie Wright Memo Twinkle Debiout Narthwold $ 5 0 Alcisuchet DOTAL CALEDONIAN HUNT, LOTHIANS RACING CLUB, AND EDINBURGH lIMPTLNG. THE CALEDONIAN HANDICAP of 10 woo wok, 5 ft., and 3 on:y if &dont Two miles. (14 Wm.) Ago a lb ; As• Alb tielerbsasi . .. 8 10 0 • Lolly Blyou 3 8 0 A.lsos Bale ll 901 Bloomsbury .... ..... 4 7 8 PAU Upperband 49 61 bietbostue ...... ... 34 7 Priem of Demist W 8 6 Lamblaudor 3 6 6 Coronet . Borostbrlar 4 8 0 queembeery $ 0 0 oiticgsr. THE GREAT SINGLE WICKET MATCH. This interesting twitch for 100 f. was continued at Hyde park, Sheffield, on Saturday morning, when Carpenter re sumed his second innings to the bowling of Robinson. In the course of an hour he received 50 halls, from which be mute one two and five singles, thus adding seven to his previous score of 14. The 50th ball turned up from the pitch, sad struck his oft wicket, closing his innings fur 21 runs from 126 balls. Heavy rain prevented the resumption of play. ■nd the match will consequently be continued to day. The three Stockton players have 88 to get to win, and though the early fall of Carpenter's wickets improves their chance, the betting is still 1 and 5 to 1 against them. Appended is the score : CAMBRIDGE. First Inninwe. ------- Second It. Carpenter. b S A. Robb.ount 2l T. Hayward, A. Dunlop. ... 20 b. kuld...un 62 Wider Total O Total B TQCKTON.ON.THEIS. Pint leainge. 7 gn , de...on, rue nut 7 Daret.,o, b. Hayward, e. Carpenter T. b. Hayward Umpires—Y. Reynolds to Cambrid —2B ge, sad Iddleen for stooktaa-ea-Tess. 17 Crrr or Lo,roozr Hoerrut. roz DUMMIES or PHI CHM. VICTOILIA•PARX.—The number of patients re lie•ed at this institution during .ast week was 946•, of which Lii were new cease._ - iNOH'S LIGHT BROWN COD LIVIER OIL, from the extisorlinan rspidity of its violative effects, is not only iminessunshly superior W every other kind, but Is enUrely free from nauseous flavour Dr. Granville. E s , std., "It does not cans • nausea and inillgestlon Dr. Tanner, Physician to the Hoapital for Women and Children. observe., .• Dr de loweis nfl is by no means nopalatable. - Mr. Thanes Hunt. Itermon to Use Western Dispensary, remarks, "Children like the taste of DT... Jewatis NI. and when it is even them, often cry for score." Dr. de Jonois I intk Pi own hod tore Oil IN sold only in appends! Imperial ball-pints, 3, Id . : pinta, en a n b r e a d. .ll l l 6 2 4 bl. este eeeslgness. Anger, Barford, and Co., TL breempostable eliedatit.—{AdvertireanA ATTEMPTED MATRICIDE. The Norfolk News says—" The little village of Tat Monks, about three miles from Beetles, was this morning (Thursday) thrown Into a state of great alarm, in coesequerce of a young man named Martin Pearce having attempted to murder his mother. Pearce, who is a single man, resides with his mother at her farm, and having had some altercation with her upon family matters, vowed with an imprecation that he would murder her and destroy the premises. He left the room, and his mother immediately locked the door. Pearce the fetched his gun and proceeded to the apartment in which his mother had secured herself. Finding the door fastened, Pearce fired through the keyhole. A female servant, observing his conduct, had warned her mistress of his intentions, by which means Mrs. Pearce was enabled, by shifting her position, to escape uninjured. A policeman was immediately sent for, but Pewee absconded and pro ceeded to Yarmouth. In the afternoon be returned by train to Beccles, at which station the police apprehended him, and conveyed him to London." Another account states that the attempt arose in conse quence of Mrs. Pearce's remonstrating with her eon on the attentions he was paying to her maid servant. Mrs. Pearce had offered him a cheque for upwards of a hundred pounds if he would leave the house altogether ; but be refused to aooept it, and then fetched the gun. On Saturday he was taken before the Rev. Mr. Smith, one of the local magistrates. His mother was_preeeat with another son, a farmer residing at Ingatestone, Esse:. Superintendent Ward, of the Norfolk police, preferred an information against the prisoner, charging him with having discharged his gun at his mother with intent, feloniously and with malice aforethought, to kill and murder her. The nnsoner'4 brother suggested that he might be bound over to keep the peace. Superintendent Ward said be bad reuon to believe that be should be in a position to offer evidence to support the charge. Mil. NUM said she did not believe her son had intended to murder her. His object had simply been to intimidate her. The pnvoner's brother added that the gun had been aimed so that the shot went down towards the floor, a fact which supported the conclusion th a t th e o bj ec t had been mere intimidation. Mr. Smith said it was too serious a matter to be dis po sed of as suggested, and remanded the prisoner till the 9th of October. SALE or • laVitli,POOL NEWSPAPER.--The Northern Prue, • weekly Roman catholic newsraper, which has been in existence for about eighteen montha or two years, was yesterday brow h t to the hammer, and the copyright, stock, aud goodwil l were disposed of to Mr. Haa&e, of the Oleugcne Free etBB, for the sum of 5101. t r itlemen who muire g( r xul and fashionable Drew me depend os the hest materials and late s t style at f•evertireeset.i Houllass End Lhaptsees,tee Strand, opposite teeter Bea— - _ NO. TVI RKL IW YO Y B abdrgvowa ßi n A d io embark osesisi 111eLLY 1 OLA Cabin prm sielpilpo. a larva spoked Pismo 1 2 11 0 Wilitl4°. QCINDZ R A 7 RAILWAY, RAILWAY. At the 1LIVIt1• Company, held at t on MONDAY. 10th • W. P The following riwol 1. That thin me Bimetal!. Tilt the best m and Dire lenneitoodticted the S. UN the cord Asks*, IN., for I Of Have, C GRZAT No TAR by T, IA sairstbie Wo extra Amp In i ducted with solemn, by the Serretary of Common interment! Ditto ditto Ditto, with privilege tag name on atm by the Company Ground for veldt f.: Fee on each 'Merlin Tariff of ehantes tery, may be obtain, THE ST. COMPA N Y s..le Prtent COALS b 7 NIGHBURY NO MANAGER& LIA sod Co.'s IN best boom Costa 411 la 24a. par too ; II Railway: Illikatone Baroaloy, a. ; Hart to any part lB ot lAnd = a i d. 4oialt Load( MINE AA Loolion.-11 COVERE of LECTi facilitate the study substances in the Ar bib October ♦, at 9 succeeding Wedneel BOND'S PE (the original', 1 quires no preparstio that no sixpenny sin: and that each bottle lane, Wed thalthne wholesale and retail, stationers, eta, In th DUTCH FLO been to offer 2 for 208., on receipt 01 dabs; 12 Inked di Tulips; 12 'lngle din (large double, : 12 Re aorta 100 ihollhie select Bulbs of Strand, W.C. SA UC E. beg to caution ASK for Provo •• TI: Sold wholesale awl I Mania. CROSSE and Mao HAmILTO beg to inform coming season are or. Trouners' department Cannot he etrell,,l No. 105, STK.% MB. MILES NNW AL for . _ These Troll , Whassonly address is I said who Y not Collllel TliE CELEU SUIT," in an ter Walking, Riding. particularly newtonn le be obtained only ul IEADY•MADE and II DitAPJLES, BOOTI Conic New Oxf..r Menet of Tott Melte! N.B. An Immeare dames sad all ages, In car Wiliam. SPECTACLES, SON, wtu mo•t be made. Steel, wit Mlto lOs. t: . eulogy, at eq lb. ed. post free. 'll Royal lasetly, lletablielted max WHITE and .5_ to Personal .1 PEARL D t 4 to T r inaatlVR trati of Ineetintable sable i strengthening the breath It mu ll s of incipient drray, nn which It Ildparu. potties have creep of Europe. and 2s. Dd. pee box. 5.1.1 Pram), and by eliernil (Mato." DR. RlCtlit rwasaytinetull... four weeks. Fallon: i, No consultation nem,. at Ili., or four 11,111 Hated ou receipts( re lad Co., ttl, Strand, Dit. BRIGHT': pborofed NEttV leffon of Phooldutle eoutnleing all min. and uerte oulet twieirelt ban led to the rent perfeet state. bub el u t se:e on still preset., 1111.1 writing and witherlex etwelnatorrinen, Netts, and every ..the ellteneviting and relnel PrleeN 11 Ind In awes contah.hot teeevei7 peeked, free _welt .d,on rocelpt of po• tae Laboratory. tin. NI Dente of St. Geor:r e '. member of the ueentlate of the nos. Author of l•Neia an zany on Spennsthr Dowers of the newly.) tolvervally no the Aph Wore Illumines th e .. * bell hnpreetnated wit)k r st lOtt: alma residence of the . " *7 be daily cow , nit 'bore diseases, to wh eated his exclusive al THE FRIGH' _ MANAGESIF:NT : w hich entail lon pato obviated by timely t Medicine from one e of the Moral Coll ette 01 dourforii.W.C. At hom e fall lour consultati GIVEN Dr. S AW A 1 MITH has _Tun Itl able work the PRI : ; ioßrif-Intr . e of lIL imaitudi elt el.Pe. *alai 114 W aKT %mart ILLUSI sowie BATABLI 4;