The Express. — London, England, 1861-09-23 00:00:00

4 THE rXPRFcci 110110 A ir EVENIs.',G, SEPTEMBER `23 1861. ______ _._ _...._ .. _ NAVAL AND gii.:Z.IRY. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Voltigeur - Lady Tattou, Neptenus, fby Stocke o ll-G ar . ' late intelltgtnct. MARKETS. there was little bueiness doing in that description of grain. - .. - w -- land, f by Stockwell-Gossamer, f by The Cure --Gadabout, - --4 e-- Beans and peas were both • quiet trade. ADMIKA STY, Srro gi. - • • umT‘lrsiTs. - THE DONCASTER MEEINO. Watclitire, Lord Albert, Zetlaad, North Star, Wallachia , The l'ilot, Humming Bird, &emend, Middleton Maid, Pw. MITROPOLJTAN CoUNTY COURTS. COTTON.-LivraPoob, Sear . 21.-There has been an WlsEmcii, BEM 21 . - We have less wheat showing here Lenatenant I'. Blahistse, to tbs. -a- e 'rough (additional) color. wignmena, Sittlesda m ys m aix h iAtr i Ltor . 2ll . prese o, n se t p o t er 2 k. 4, wea.s. aciarg..tive withdei a nd de f uv or r eo te tto na n n to cy -da . toda y , and ei the sales are very ,000 balsa . tb ter- i c i la g y . , ,is a i td more oar w ttaz t aast week , w r ol q i , li n ttle of any les dromal. are 43114 Engimer .I. illivid. to 'le Bests, . he.d. i Iv, A ww. L. ot . .P 1 mote s Y . ti at •Inerea to the Mtn, - The t o :W T :111 E re pazad chartw . ter of the THIt BURTON Ifeemesr of 7 sovs. each, 5 ft, and 2 only day, 26 ey : Thursday, Tea hide), 27. competitom, the steadiness of Ku teledrutn, and the little M• la vie. sire. ;W. 'N•1•017 . 114 l, the Redes- liediugs compared with former years that took place on the Artaig hot el.eis Assrstant Leg - - • MN, W. WAN to the St. Leger, mimed the idea to be 11 tertai ed that mile and • halt 116 subs / genera yen n BIA latioNS, Mar labone-road.- Monday Se ' made if declared, for 3.yr.ohls and upwards, with 50 added ; .. ) y. pt. 23 . T winners extra, etc. ; the second to native 10 son. One 248: sorldrivay.:42.,,whit.bead...r.,.._wednemity. Sept 25, Th... including 15,810 American, 61d. to 10td. ; 18,000 Surat, but not the second or inferior sorts. erley, cats, &c., in day, 20. y' s`cl. to s id. ; 200 Egyptian, 9ld. to Ifitd.; lal Pernam, fair demand at last week's rates. Prices to the grower :- Ifid. to la ; 200 Barna, 9jd. ; 660 Mannheim Sad. to 9gcl. ; Wheat, white, new, 38s. to 63a, 63Ibe. per bushel ; rid, which 18, _OOO are fors peculation and export. To-day's 56a. to 605.; oats, new, lid . to ls. per stone. Loa. as wperowner iry e•r Ironies! P , Atovut. , the rear would for the nonce drop its character for affording ~, am Bede Aga at it, ! Are at 11, eiffIaNDITCS, Oldatreetemcb-Wedneeday, Sept. 25 : Thum import is 45 bales. The sales are since raised to 40,000 Woecantea, SEPT. 21.-At this day's market there was 6 812 I Sir Barry Seemel row . Assestant. Emma: it Marcia). to toe a surpri.e, and when the eighteen comedian were taken 1 .,,,,,~h and .11 salvia. stock of, tlic atate of the lotting after Tuesday morning Interest COTTON GOODS.-MaNefinerglt. SEPT. 21.-Da rio Barley held for some advance. Oats quite as dear, but only A. tang aeoreleLare AmieteafeLefths"- W. T. f!ullect, to appearial gaits according to Cocker, fur Kettledrom. I la.b.imtbe-Pan ....5 7lf Lily .Weformarims Groat Tresertereet -Tuesday, Rcpt . 24: $ 7 2 Wednesday, 26: Thursday, 26 : Friday, 27. th ,. ' e a s y, lea sewn it Mae Timm. • W• J . Wiles 1° " Kadonaii, Lady Itip•n, and Aurelian had certainly siiverhair 11 1 wsoedtrzhiwyast:atrwhanarmaystreet. 2d; }Ada) , 27 slept. 23 . Tuesday, 24 . e th b e .g pas e ftorwtheeekbeatteremaritin come e bu respec uod u erfo b a u e t a it iwogrett aannot i be ve A .4,. f, r ..Pld,o la th e has "Sawa% I'• Elwalele , to the part..nsual and looked th e best, while Maus be. leaner Ten Are. '.. r tie' Betio : sued J. Hummel. to L..: Medea, trued a want of condition, and The Roe, mach i. . l . l :," . e ' r r in „, • 11 7 9 3 e • WANtsswoRTIL Plouteatreet.- Wednesday, 5ept. .2.:... Thurs. said that the increase of firmness or the larger business in Posit, Parr. 21.-At our corn market to-day the show d wheat from the farmers was tolerably good, and there was I.:. •e•ed els.ter. N. IL Haalte• to the Lineher , i sad 4• as she bad improved in appeanince ran untried. Janus, a ''' --..__ dat ia r i any department has resulted in greater profit tothe nro • a numerous attendance. The trade ruled ei, and prices limato, re the Plover. ItiosileY, The Sage, Causerie°, 'Dictator, Caller Ou, THE ructillOND VOLUME= KIELK CORPS PLATE of an CIUNINAL Cot:RT.-This day. Sept. . ducer. In many cases the reverse will be the fact. The stood high for fine new samples, M. advance being obtained. 1 Geer Stone is. el.!. r'. t•••e•teets el il• lit t" tae Malmo" :W. If• Cuoieretor, Yorknunistar, Gardener, and the Clarissa oult 3 ° 'Un'tiar al *Pa. •rise in the cotton market has again brought about an &d -i 'tn.:, :.. lb.. 1 legacy. •. the E. 11. Key, to the Fintbrsad : and B. Dear.on the Fernialahie. wont wicH, Rm. a be, bail b : n . Leaks by either one or the other of the first Darned quartette, while Brown Stout and Billy Dwiedles had performed but moderately, the treble X gentleman, el Dein dead emir ; and eo well was the favourite Petra . I iked Wei his ray triumph at Epsom, when coupled with Interest I:. direction of the Adoriralty the following or him s i nce, ma d e t h e , the cue flake hal takes T rue Ley goverenseet vowels are to be sold by tender :- •At Woolwich, a ' • - d res t o cer t a i n ty, v ocoos mom whit it really ea. leOPl d- a Hen giaIESTV - 0 PLATE of 100 guineas, for mares; &m - olds, &tab ; four, Get nb: Ave, 1084 ; 'Os and upwards, 100.11 b. Three miles. Age 6 Doefoot 4 Bilverhair AM a Tulip a stockade Age 3 I lancelin ...... . 3 Lady Ripon 3 we in ton road 4 Maid o f the Stisi • Caller Ou "T e li z : . PO . LIOE COURTS. - • - BOWSTREET. 4 Patrick Timmins west harged with obstructing the foot. the vAnce of prima here, II rem the statement of Police-constable Chamberlain it is with difficulty obtained where it is not quite nominal. ai the rn re el w y, u 2si no . t to m m uc . b . p pring , qunte in r gri . or m i Ni ie u g og at io la ns te currencies, but not in a corresponding ratio, and it 36 Wh s t e lraa . B t e r e ,,,3, e L of e a to t 60 e b ; od te ; 64 i n h in i ted , omd fitis q. • te ut4. 6o a. , *wi per The demand for all descriptions of yarn has been very cautious and limited, though evidently increasing tower* clam of the week, but spinners difficulty in realising the prices they 'readout for, comparing have certainly found less the hesitation of buyen this week, with their previous indispo- cj , ii . es o t o a ty t b a ig ni li od Luo te tati . ona pi 38s of . ti . :l 4. 4o...pe d r bo luart h ol e d r. aud Th n ere ew diec here ripti w o ore ns rd ., e n. fo n rc l ie bea r y 7:e:1 i; I . 2d. ffer W , l o a d . .I(l.4e ui r atone. Z e ill = et . ~..Il Pr' 7:gi n ,,, i t ""L a t,,..,..._ r " rt ,r"L ih t, . the Cu ), 2,_ fe et , Lining accidents." lint a more astounding surprise was Pancake __,., 1 appeared that for some time past the district in question were fully realised, namely, 4k. to 56. per 3ir stone. Malt Tattoo --' - • O wse = t- ^ "." `""""'"'"' '"'" " a " ; a ' 'Maar' in beau tor us than the triumphs of N utwith, Saucebox, 4 feat Runner Nam the • ' 44.1 dm ; the Waterwitch, 324 tuns : w,,,d,„,k , i m p er i ew , e , s nit Gamester over such animals ars ( " eta assembled for the twofold purpose of watching the progress louden, but the whole week's transactions will probably 41s. to 43e. pm sack. awl the Gossamer, 48 toss ;at Devoupon. the Rube. .4:49 te,,theretoue. Rifleman, edliegton, Blink Bonny, and Pro. THE BELBAT CANTU NUASIRT HANDICAP of 3 goys, each; of the underground railway and bearing or mocking the not sum up to anything very satisfactory. The business in Mae snood Lind afforded, as Caller On hal hitherto only shown with 7 0 sem added, foe 2-yrulds ; winners extra, kc. Grey class of gentlemen who are in the habit of preach*, the cloth market has also been of • retsil character, though KIRKCALDY, BUT. 21.-This week the weather con. Oder+ have bees received at this yard that the next a Stone in. (40 Baba) tinned fine and very favourable for harvesting opent ican up to Thur.&evening, when good dealof ' fell . samaiumann for the admirals* a shinwrioista'all el 1•10•8111. ...ed class form at the Met, her doings in thresayear-old wherever there is a chance of getting an audience. The de- augmented a little by speculative purchases in starting' for y laces t his ear beim( as follows :lu the i Mks at Epsom, Tile KAMM PLATE (handicap) of 50 soya. for all ages f e nd a nt was advised to move o n to a more s e clud e d s p o t ; the East, at rather higher rate, than last week's quotations, apprsutsw • shall Saks place on th e 7th ~r , d loth of January I I " Bro Du h Lad R . and Fainvate7 i Wieners blb or 7lb extra. Half a nide. Straight ruu in. but the remoostraems of the 1 . had ff tHe and also by a few other orders apparently in anticipation of terday afternoon cutti and i were us . og carry ng part .12 re. Lipp sett to MO C 0,1, y ipon, po tee no eec . gave maned.. The potato . disease ley we fear. in many 1 ties, sect au a Produce Stake at York August, heat Starlight iu a The racing will commence at 1.45 p.m. out another hymn, and was Men taken into custody. future wants, rather than to supply present ones. There - incremutti . A a t ad our wili couo Pro tre ve mtr bi keta mue t h bis w w o ee ne k, th o a ld a wheat mulnY CHATIJAM, Sm. 22. motor ;iu the Biennial at York, was fourth to Kilduuan, .- . As the defendant was not one of those who lusd been al. bas been more inquiry generally for 39. inch shirtier, at I variliotf. and Tattoo. Thus , within a fortnight of the race, ready cautioned by the police, he was dismissed, rising rates, and also in 36-inches for printing. In piloting a"PP" e was m very active dema4 at 2s. per qr. advance ; Do new ARM% sL OF THE 64TH RID:IMENT 411031 11101.4. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. ley being wanted by load consumers, sold at she sera beaten fairly enough by Kildonan, and I se- Another Wesleyan preacher, named Prrrr Sarre , who cloth the increased sale has been confined to &little more - --. 1.1 '.1.-- bra ' leallts -e a th .? " __....., th 11 "t iblea , .' wit:h the hs•d , meetly be well rammed fur not adheriug to the remarks STAG HOUNDS . T BA .Al dp . F_eu ai wick a qua ll i i te ate r t to l, Tuesday , .. marl he lived at • coffeehouse in Shore ditch , was brought activity sie respecta the better sorts. Domestics continue a off .g. 8... .o: ::: raivey hi g h prioes the quantity offering being s w wwte eee ""'"'',,,, st tim a za; 1. 1. -rs----- . „ 40 Y t zt- . 7.., , ,,,. 1 m ii -o: ',-,...k ii. your paper of Sept. 2, when, iu analysing the doinipp po 100• CODS a or o c tog the Wily in Clo p u ev ter l ais7 l :Friday, u b r told 78 E f bstru t.' tl (ot • quiet, the home trade purchasing sparingly. The tendency I for the season of the year. Very little passing in cat& of prices in piece goods is upward, and the general tone of of the St. Leeer horns 1 LAW at York, my summary ran se Well sing to Erect, at dHe resented the an terf r " e " °re m° • • Here, today. we bad fair supplies of grain. Sales Deady. " ' ln 1"414 when the M i.* " had been seraia g " ward. follows . - ;- ' - the runnin g only ennui to exbibit that Tattoo, 20211022911. el twelve years. of the police, and, although liberated by the inspector itt the feeling here . is less e .eloomy than last week. The short time Prior of barley and cute very much as last week. Wheat Prwletwe, Catierina Yorkmiester, Royalist, the Miss Whip Isle of wi e ld (Mr. A. Dyson's), Friday, Brook House- station, insisted on being brought before the magistrates. system is mull extending. FORTSMIPUTH, Sror. ft colt, Starlight, Conjuror, the Chariest colt, Drake, Dictator, at half•past 9 (to breakfast). His worship explained the law, justified the police, and about la per qr. higher. Wheat, old, 46 to 61a. per qr. ; _ a ditto new, 50a• to 56.; barley, new, 24n. Si. to 38e. ; / The Warrior, a, iron screw fri t;i t e , C a pt a i n th e and Charing Cross are not at this time within 2911.. of 'St. Hun. a. es.clarmes, C.D., was taken into No 10 dock 'ester. Le fl er " Wu '' , dee, to be prepared fur I he official i o n bar speed sad see " hi t m ot infer, going qualities. A easy high opinion is formed of the ship behind he hate?' as Caller tha . . d... sod Gardener hold them safe, s pr. f K ledr in the le rm is at least • stone 'or to Virgus, whose fo b'r ii'n'll"P mad. • so that only Caller Ou can be A TZNNIISSEEAN SENATOR ON THE CIVIL .Samuel W AR. iiscbarged the defendant with • caution. CLERK ENWELL. Henry Bodo, 32, French polisher, was charged with demertiog his Isere with resod to h er mo ,l e ili ng , uo i ~.peral appear-ems, • s d.a..l f l ateett"at . ' K a m. 0 A .,...p.,, Senator Johnnon, of Tennessee, made a patriotic chargeable to the parish of Si . Pancras. . Kettledrum, Lad• Ratios- Mat soils rieneeil seaman are o f upiaiim Lest she will labour ----' -to , . .- - seosekr.blv in a heavy yea way. and .1,,,,un an the cracks for the St. Leger. Had she re. HARDWARE.-BIRNIMMAN, SEPT.. 21.-The trade or oete; new, 245. to 30s. extent it did two or • wife and six childreu, sad leaving them o i r a d a : aaaa ea ,t e ' Haul she ---' speech at Cincinnati on the 31st alt He spoke warmly of It appeared that defendant had been in receipt of very this town has not improved this week tit proportion to the w ' three weeks previously ; whatever of Me is in the home trade, in respect of which rs are scant and the manufacturers who are dependent thing 2, exclusively upon it are not working full time. an the ATERFORD, SEPT. 21.-Supplies of farmers' grain to our market coot sue ine trade more of activity prevails ; the manufacturer. • fe.^ small . inue very small, and by boat scarcely an te haa come to hand. From abroad our arrivals shows - considerable failing off, and eoutwise we have only received parcels of wheat. The trade has been tolerably t0,,i,,,,,, art home after t h e d e f eat o f s tar li g h t, t h e pa, t he loyalty of the men of FAA Tenneesee, denounced the ware. His wife, who had already bad six children pp - • • • active this week, with a fair amount of businessin who have orders on that account are most of them working parsing -f ; Di r lim, was confined about a year ago. At this period he - most articles. Wheat-Best samples of Irish fairly la per MALTA, Seer . 17. forma:we of Wednesday l ast wou ld not , have Lees a . leader. of th e rebellion, and added : nye, and, in some instanoes, six days. Te tubmmakers e " There must be no balfmay helium We must coo. deserted her, and she strove bard to get • living for herself Lea edge barrel dearer, and foreign in fair request at extreme prices. rifti the 1:41., the Rangoon, with the portion of Very sorprising, se it was no secret she had "gone off willtool trade •he than it h bee and y, tne quer the South, or they will conquer us. It not do to ac I a u she was comfy go iu to war 1 . std I ildre b t led to ' t the k ""'- Barley unaltered in value. Tawny oats bring an advance of tits teleerapb eat& to commie M.K. with Al eaan d r io s ft just below. the (Mks, which explained her defeat _braes founders rert much to the same effect. It is In offer terms of peace when we &ye merely captured Ma. house at the end of three months. The prisoner w a s 3d to 6d. per barrel , but black cannot be quoted . this for tile i 0i15... of Idyls( M. She was accompanied by the ; but they sot oaly take her to Stockton, where she those breaches which includewhatcalled the f .1... by ow • .- masses ; we must go further. If the re s take &Ming. sel4. bel W ht after, and advertised for, but without success, until ler l e e Maate s ship, 51e.riea asd Alliefeeet, wad was pr e . Is beateu as aliumementioned, and ....... miosor i n • trades that the dolueas most prevails. The military gun Indian corn has a better consumptive damn at about late to ton they will take &Winn If they take Baltimore, the rid F ay, when be was apprehended in the Sneed. rates, but there is not so much doing on speculation. Flour seded eto r Majery's "Lip Mohawk. The *dam le ly. handesP : hot six d e Ye before the Ste Lelter she is taken • ' ' • re. ' ' e Prisoner declined to put any questions to the witnesses , trade ix in a very flourishing state ; the American war is • will take Philadelphia and New York ; and finally. as theme 6d. to Is. per sack dearer. Imports this week eat, aeg here wo e reets4 the cable, and will leave ia a day fleshy awl beaten by Zodiac, who two hours afterwardscapital thiog for all who are engaged in this branch. All . ...,, . ._„__ , ‘,„ e _ _,_ ~,,, week :- &ereof War late! th t ed, they will dictate • their but asked him worship if the cue could not be settled with tary ye two. ~• ~. `rah arrive at lien destination:aunt the time the himself suffered such a defeat by Jingling Johnny aa madethe arms in stock have been got rid of on favourable teems, let' We, i "'"` • •t•'‘. e`tP"'" " own terms to us in Fanend-hall. They will form a new out his going to Prison. , 4 . _ &trete. Oats, 2,190. Flour, 992 sacks. daegoen wid bays paid out all her enble. la a fortnight it the Litter appear within 1016 at Caner Oil. It is not, then, raiment, and ins of • constitu • al Mr. Clark, the relieving officer to St. Pancras, said that government weaud the order in course of execution is at very good pnces. ^ es holy e epeat e d w e sh a ll h a i n fu ll t e l e. .,.. sp hi„„,„,„ uo t. to he wondered at that Mr. l'Anees offered her fur sale on fle OThere is also a demand for rifles on account of Spain. In shall find o Ives crushed under the dominion of the no arrangement could be come to, and maim with Fa) pt. TueeLsy evening, Wileil she arrived at. Doncaster, and so Mr. Barker sentenced him to two calendar months' it's the adjoining district of South Staffordshire and East Ilea Majory's ship Sampareil leaves on the Pith forimpossible sword. th‘"'"ghlY despised wee she ' that it was "t "ly " This is the design of the rebel leaders. We must con. P risonmeot, with h ar d labour. Worcestershire the manufactures generally are rather WEATHER REPORT. Iteglood, with a few Daniels, among them Lieutenant to tied a ewitonier, hut the owner of the favourite did notbetter, but the chaimmaken still coin Into of the existence ltodirey, Royal Marines. think it worth whole it/ make her wife by acceding to a pro- them , they will In I ells, .mer or . conquer us. p ain words , sus ( 'conic Bailey, a licensed drover, was charged by Mr. • of much depreesion in that branch. must whip or be whipped. The South has been treated too Love, chief o ffi cer of the Royal Society for the Prevention SATURDAY, Sunrise el, BTO ill LK. Ger Map•ry's ship Surprise will leave with despatches for positien that he should borrow her for 50/. to make was long like • spoiled child , and a billy-spoiled one at that, of Cruelty to Animals, with barbarously ill-treating a Admiral Martin, at Naples, about the ' list, and will take ru"n;ag far Kettledrum, although the PA" - and now, like other spo iled children, - the - ' oal left bullock. CORN.-CAMBRIDOX, Sery . 2L -A good supply of corn, B. Z. IL D F. C. L 8. seer se poreugene Dr. &nines and Mr. Gain, mordant ""rt" ninety times that amount. There were, of . the bade o ut of it. There has been y much id Guest, an officer of the society, stated that he was which was taken off slowly at last wee 's prices. Wheat, paymaster. course , a few to " throw away " a few pouuds by backing "to whip ow With se duty a t the Cattl k the the of late about compromiee. With whom? rebels on her when the eighteen numbers west up on the telligraph -- - - - - - --... - - - with arum in their hands? What compromise do we want- in or of the alleys in charge of a nureler of bullocks. He 20s. to 2245. per quarter. board, if only for the good the colours (Blink Bonny s) had Tit tr. .4 e TI-Vott NeKER MOVEMCNT.-T be Ohseccer what ma we have better than the constitution framed for was in the act of driving them out of the market when one CARLISLE, Sen. 21.-There was a good supply of wheat states that toe example recently set by the li nn of Messes. t:onk done theni is other days ; but when she flew to the front after the competitors had travelled a mile and a half of the us he Washington and hie compatriots? separated itself from the rest The foam was coming and oats this morning, and small of barley. Wheat sold gnaw 2E43 40 66 8.&1. e aied I' o., et st. Paul's Churehyarl, of compelling young men distance , " But suppose we should form a treaty of peace with from in mouth, and it was balding ita he dto the ground, readily, at l es t we e k's rates, new especially being in good AaNaskam tat* 53 61 8. a andtuuk her pla c e alongside Kettledrum far b e fore 111 their employ to withdraw front their rei•pective carpi., has all the other ,, the sloating of the fielders betrayed their them. Does any one believe that if we Could not exist as if seeking for water. Prisoner went after it, end demand, for which, in some cases, &L per bushel over last Lawn Mel 611 64 8. 0 sue wanted followers, for it is reported that several other astonishment at a almet anchor seri xiug from such a peaceably under the constitution that we could do so under with a thick, heavy stick stuck it repeatedly and heavily week's rates was obtained. Oats and barley in fair demand, EntWICE 29.61 64 62 S.W. Assaossix 29.60 60 56 &S.W. r 0 large City soel Weat-end !inns have given notew t o th e i r deeply • ted - . e- - ,ptirter, and those intern in the triumph b swaydey...., %Lit they must either quit their establishments or treaty should be mule with the rebels, would any of the with such brutal formai to completely close them up. As 21s. Od. ; old, 22e. 6d. to 245. 6d.; red, new, 26. (kL to s wum 29.71 go 48 W.B.W. favourite were rend • hl with amazement. Ito swab their porton as volunteers. The ground assigneddisturbing elements which brought about the present diffi • the animal was making its way towards the drove prisoner 225. lid.; old, 2 1 h. 6d. to 225. &I. Barley, new, 13.. Od. to GALWAY .. reduced to • mat e- h beteeeu the two for the la s t qua rter of for this pr.. ',thug is that the time which should be devotedcatty be got rid of ? Not one. Such a treats , would be o ne followed it u p an d s t ruc k it a t remen d ous blow on one of lee. tid.; old, 13s. Od. to 14e. Od. Oats, potato, old. 10s. 6cl. 1104inon0OW1 29.76 46 47 1 4 . W. o a rode the mare , how ever , having the beet of it all the le bum'''. is cmlnet .l ". l upon by the re'lniesinnita "f eta- lanne,'t Kettled iu difficulties while Chall w ay of war. It could not be otherwise. We could not escape it. hind lege, just below the hock. The beast lifted up ita tolls. 64.; new, 90. W. to 10e. Bd.; common, old, as. 61. Llwilmeet • • KI- 71 l et 0 B.R. c lepton' drill. and that the study a matter. connected with o for rum was di sp la y ed, tees moved. the patience he ma i n l y con- QUIIMISTuWIL 19.62 56 64 B.W. o At length it managed to join the rest, end went limping it an much absorbs the attentiou of th e young men that their due lug to the vie h ap peared to be stop. come now." (Great applause.) victory, as s a COLCHERTIR, Sept. 21.-A good supply of wheat, fair y a mmers__ nue 62 61 W.B.W. b away. The o ffi cer followed, need after seeing the whole of mods are nut devoted to the proper discharge of their daily • -• the L, few 1 Kettledrum ' low - pang is st strides , ao. s of barley and other grain . Wheat not so free • sale as of LoNDON 29.65 61 61 S. b - avocations.the drove well watered, be had the prisoner locked um late, p rices una l tere d . B ar l e y i s „ d earer ; beans and peas Dovia ..... spring was telliug wonderful tales. The nos was remark- TIM CITY or ',DODOS RIFLE BRIGADE-On able for the few k place during the - fi rm. Porrestoins . te. HI 66 B.W. r 2 Saturday aftersoon about 300 restatora of this splendid se it may be said to have confined itself to the two, Kettle- RAILwaT.-On Saturday morning, about 6 o'clock, an aoci- tempted t ° e rl• , PORTLAND-- 29.7 60 64 8.8. W. c 2 GUILDFORD, SEPT. 21.-There was •a vary lame guppy p inions His worshi observed that that was just the way with _. eerie proceeded by railway to Farnborough , under the corm drum making all the naming (beyond allowing his corw dent helmeted near the Colebeeter station of tbe Eastern „ . P • . ow wheat to - day. Buyers were shy and unwilling too perate Pitemtsca 2972 51 53 W.S.W. r 6 Eased of Lieut. -Colosel Vent Close , and marched thence to pitons, Yorktuinater, to head him a few strides after Counties Railway, resulting in the death of one of the corn. all unfeeling and cruel brutes-as soon as they were in tee except at lower rites. Ultimately, a good clearance was COPKNHAGEN 29.91 44 - Z. 0 2 Aikeshott for the parttime of takiog part in a review and going a quarter of a mile) mut Caller 0, 1 co ll ared bi ns N et patty's servants, and the narrow escape of another. It sp. hands of justice they began to cry ad show their cowardioe. made, the value of middling sorts being somewhat under HRLIONA 29.83 68 - W. m 2 awe fight with the regular troops stationed there. They as they emu , to about " 1 71 lay 2 to l on K e ttl e d rum ,. In that about the above-named hour • platelayer named defaultof payio a fine, rummer was seat to the Home In g p Wt week. Rye scarce and dearer. Wheat, new 525. to °ea" Wen 67 - &W. e 6 of Correction for one week, with hard labour. BAToaNR - 8. - - 8 =nudes Aklenhott at 2iiclock,aud proceeded to the Long which appeared about the °anent odds as he entered the Woolvett, accompanied by a ganger named Earle, was 695.; ditto old, 46. to 64e. Barley, Ms. to 40:. Oats, Lome - IL 8 o 1 Valley, where the whole of the regiment. now in the camp stratight, for Amebas bad previously been run 'picot by crowing the line to their employment a short dietaries from WESTMINSTER. 23e. to 28.. Beans, 42a. to 48s. I were Maws up, under the 00•21D•Oli of linipolierh :costal Kaduna° and York:Master • the Roe, Camerioo, and Lady the goods shed, situated at an angle of the permanent way John Percival, a respectably•dreseed young man, who HERTFORD, SM. 21.-A good supply of wheat. Trade =PLANATION. herd Georte Paget, C. 11, in readiness t, conitnenee opera. Rip•o had all dropped off beaten. Aurelian was going near the passenger station, when they were surprised by the refired his address, was charged with being found in a room very dull at last week's rates, and io some iostances lower tisiew. The Louder' Rifle Brigade were amnia out al very well at the time of his mishap, and in my °Melee must approach of a heavily laden goods train from another sta. of the house No. 8, Charlwood.place, Warwick-square, for _ & Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 des at mean erne 1 load of 5 bush Is were taken Good - say s.per e - . level :each 10 feet, of vertical else, causing about one.hundredth skirmishers for the detonates , sad the GOth Rifle. ter the ham keen thinl het Ins it _ •• Itildoo.o WU se-arsine from tin% within a few feet of them. With a bound they cleared an unlawful mimosa_ . THE DONCASTER MERINO. 70 rs 2 ILUCTOI OF THE /11111Zial. SIR, —The supposed totxlerate charaaer of the coimetitons, the steadiness of K. Waken, and the little betting* ounipared with former years that took place on the Kt. Leger, calmed the idea to be generally entertained that the ne+ would for the nonce drop its character far atfordiag a surpn.e, cad when the eighteen competitors were takes stock of, the state of the 'Jetting after Tuesday morning yaite according to Cocker, for Kettledrum. Lady Itipin, and Aurelian had certainly pothered and looked the best, while luaus be trayed a want of condition, and The Roe, much an sl bad improved in appeanince ' ran untried. Janne, Mosley, The Sage, Convene, Dictator, Caller Os, Commute% Yorkminater, Canlener, rod the Clarina colt had been beaten by either one or the other of the flat named quartette, while Brown Stout and Billy Dwindle had mrforined but moderately, the treble X gentlemea , beselee, being dead emirs ; and u well was the favourite hied Lust hex may triumph at Epsom, when coupled with the care Orbs had taken of him since, made the iambs almost what it really vian con.idenxl—" a certainty, lei leo; accidents." But a more astounding surprise was io bone fur us than the triumphs of N utwith, Sanceboz. i na p er i ewse , and tianiester over rat animals r Cother.tohe, Rifleman, Elliugton, Blink Bossy, ad Pre naiad Land afforded, as Caller On hal hitherto only aura a .e.e.eud class form at the but, her doings in three-yearabl mere thes year being as follows lu the Oaks at Epsom, uuplueid to Brown Duchess, lady Ripon, and Fairwater ; iu a Produce Stake at York August, best Starlight in • canter ; iu the biennial at York, was fourth to I varilmtf. and Tattoo. Titus, within a fortnight of the race, she wee beaten fairly enough by Kildonan, and I eon cease quietly be well reamed fur not adhering to the remark' made it your paper of Sept. 2, when, iu analysing the doings of the St. lager homes 1 sow at York, my summary ran as -" The running only served to exhibit that Tattoo, Prudence, Cutierino, Yorkmiester. Royalist, the Miss Whip colt, Starlight, Conjuror, the Clarity colt, Drake, Dictator, and Charing Cron are not at this time within of 'St. Leger wiuuen,' as Caller Ou sad Gardener hold them eel% awl the latter 's performance in the Ebor Handicap We bin, out inferior to Virgilius, whose form is at bast • rem bellied that of Kettledrum ; so that only Caller Ou ou be added to Kettledrum, lady Ritmo, K,ldonan, Aurelian. and .bums as the 'cracks for the St. Leger.' " Had she re e-iieed it home after the defeat of Starlight, the per formance of Wednesday last would not have been as very .iirprising, am it was no secret she hail " gone off just Wore the Oaks, which explained her defeat therein ; but they sot only take her to Stockton, where she is beaten as above-tventioned, and also by Oldmioster in • handicap; but six clays before the St. Leger she is taken to Derby and beaten by Zodiac, who , two boars afterwards himself suffered such a defeat by Jingling Johnny ea made the latter appear within 101le of Caller Ou. It is not, the., to he wondered at that Mr. l'Aneou offered her fur sale on Tuesday evening, when she arrived at Donneter, and no thoroogbly despised wee she, that it was not only impossible to find a customer, but the owner of the favourite did sot think it worth while to make her rife by acceding to a pro positiun that he should borrow her for 501. to make running for Kettledrum, although the prise was worth ninety times that amount. There were, of course, a few to "throw away" a few pounds by backing her yawn the eighteen numbers went up on the telegraph board. if only for the good the colours (Blink Bonny a) bad done tlieni in other days ; but when she flew to the frost after the competitors had travelled a mile and a half of the di , tauee, and auk her place alongside Kettledrum fax before all the others, the shooting of the fielders betrayed their astonishmeat at a sheet anchor springier from such a 'ruiner, and those deeply interested in the triumph of the taveunte were rendered speechless with amazement. It wee reduced to a metal between the two for the lest quarter of a node, the mare, however, having the beet of it all the way home, for Kettledrum wee iu difficulties, while Challoser never moved, the patience he di.playeil mainly eon duoug. to the victory, as she appeared to be stop ping in the Lest few strides, coil Kettledrum's keg It i e n for w ge t f e et in cgu woode t rful Wss. The nos w th as e ru re nning, es it may be said to have confined itself to the two, Kettle drum making all the running (beyond allowing his oom pro.lou, Yorkinioster, to bead him a few strides attar going a quarter of a tulle) until Caller On collared him just as they began to shout "111 lay 2 to 1 on Kettledrum," which appeared about the current odds as he entered the straight, for Amebae had previously been run against by Kaduna@ and Yorktiiinater • the Roe, Camerino, and lady Ripon bad all dropped off beaten. Aurelian was going very well at the time of his mishap, and in my opinion met have been third but for it, as Kildonan was ewer,* from distress when he ran against him, but 1 ham se reser to complain of the result wheu reducing the teem la my last to a rue bete/eau Kettledrum (secoed), Saba= (third), and Aurelian, and my remarks that " oal Caller Ou can be added to 'Kettledrum, Lody Ki Aurelian,andlawas[tAis half-doses supplied theabmalelefet four in the rase]as the cracks for the St. Leger," sa erred above, allied the °sly It stance of the mare receiving favour able mention at the hands of • public writer. Altar Kettle drum. &leak, the Cup lost all its interest, as it wax thought nothing of sole world oppose the Wizard, and Colossi Towney had so idea of starting his borne until Caller CM won the Chard Mariam on Thursday under a heavy weight. This preyed "The Drum" to have only boon bears by en extraordinary animal in the St. Leger, and whoa it wee resolved on Friday morning to start oho lbws Duchess and The lawyer, the Cup suddenly as sumed the greatest importance, the Wizard gradually re eddies from 6 to 1 on, to nearly raw odds against him, which caused many to fancy there was a screw loose, and they freely expressed an opinion such was the ease when be was not duieovered in the first three. Rut be ran ems softer than at Goodwood, as when looking all over the winner at the distance he suddenly shut up, leaving the Lawyer. Brown Duchene, and Kettledrum to fight it out. The sdniggle between these wu most exciting until within a very few strides of hoine,wben the Lawyer's bard work (this season he has been out about twenty times) told on him, and be was forted to succumb, the other two running home together, so that the Dom:aster Cup was rendered memorable for producing, Dot Wily it. "dead heat," but one between the Derby and Oaks winners of this rear. Kettledrum rec= his lost laurels, without a 'doubt, as to give Duchess 101 b was no joke ; but it is my firm eyries the latter would have woe a neck bad Midgeley called upon her 20 yards sootier, and it was only superior jockeysbip that mired Kettledrum receiving a second defeat during the week. The other events for three-yr-olds were nut of • seism to require comment : and the handicaps only serving taprove how superior Wallace, Cosmopohte, and lady L .Ma were over their several distress, while the tee ctowd :outsets brought out nothing fit to contend for Derby beyond the Marquis. My remarks on the Doncaster meeting seed sot erred further, especially as it failed le throw the faintest light on the Cerrewitch and Cam bridgealiire, the only great rams that have now to some off in 1861. TUB CITY HE LONDON RIFLE BRIGADE.—On liseerday attersoon about 300 rnenibers of thin splendid some proceeded by railway to Farnborough. melee the Omni amid of lieut. -Colored Vero Close, aml marched thence to Aliceshoti for the pongee of taking sort in a review and aim tight with the regular troops stationed there. They weirdos Akiendert at 2 o'clock,aud proceeded to the Long Talky, when the whole of the regiment. now in the camp were drawn up, under the commaed of Brigadier-I:eyeful Lend ce.n. P•••t. C. R., in readiness t, commence opera tives. The Loudon Ririe Brigade were tbmwo out as & enlisting for the defeedisg, cad the GOth Rifle, for the aeleciiim, prim. The operrior mistimed until tee shirk, when the maim, which had Lem falling during the whole of the af terra,. came down a %emote, ionipletely brim both armies from the view of the spectator. The seder was coregisietly given to retire from the field, when fibs regisneat. ouniediately proiseded to their Quarter., and the volunteers to the epees s Hotel, where dinner was pro *dee. No the ustavourable state of the weather many hundred* of perems reenibLed to wither the proceoliags. THI Fro itSCO.Nroau)Y.—Thedischarged moldier, Joieph &era late a privete is the 2nd reshot' of the Ith ligeinest, who is is custody, charged, on his own cost e s. ire, with the murder of the room girl, Kirsh Watts, at the Woodlasde, Proms, is the needs of August, 1.7,1, rider circumstance of great atrocity, was discharged from ▪ indilary lunatic hospital, Fort Pitt, Chatham, as mat • os the 11th aspensher last, only a few days before that cm which be pve himselfrid centered berg the where, of firmer eared. Several circumstances, berme, sire the esetenuise ems mode, appear to We. esoidenibl• doubt es the eferreetare of hie statement. At the time of hie dineherga, lien' ep, according to his own dormer, wee 711. and as the rider m queetion wee ree millet mom than tee years ego, heart. at the time, have Lee only 15. Whew brine the magistrate., too, the pri mer sired that he enlisted alter the wonder, " to get eat el the way," whereas he did not enter the army until the 111th December, IM7, when he enlisted into the mooed Mi llibar the fik King's Own. le the meth of Jar, 1.159, h• embarked with has newer for Corfu, and dunes the When Line he las bees in the service his character was ex. seedingly bad. At Corfu he became imam. chiefly through intoommete habits., and, after twice attempting suicide, ens asst hems to the Chatham Lunatic }lorded. Os his dieherge be was lecovered to his home is charge of an ewe% sad handed over to the rare 41 his friends. No credit slashed to Seers' stetement at Chatham, when the Beira lier bin late regimeot is quartered. UNIVIIILAITT COLL/J.ll RtisPlT L AND THIL RENTIaIi Tine RAILWAY AcCIDEnr. —The congregation of Bak Chapel, Camden-town, have shown their sympa th y for the sufferers at the lar railway accident in their neigh. hoorhood by collectiona ie aid of the funds of this hospital. The Rev. Joshua E. itheriace, ussolicited, preached at both the morning sod evening sermon, as Sunday last, the 15th last., for the beoett of the charity. The remit of the ap peals woe a collection of uproots of 56f., besides If. se rid. re pence from the sad a* of Park Chapel Sunday-school, ✓id an annual subscriptim of one guinea from Samuel Bel ha, F.. 1., of 49, Camden-street, l'aneden.town. The hospital committee hare also received from the Rev. Edward White th e s u m of 111 guinea , collected after a sermon preached by him on behalf of the hospital, oo the same day, at M. Peal's Chapel, Hawley.road, Kentish-town. Other sorter. boos have been received es follows :—From Lady Rood, SL; Mrs. Richardson, Gerdes-square, 1 pier (annual); Thee. Cradles, Ears., AO gainer. ;D. H. Steals', Earl , ; Mile Unite!, ra. ; J. Stole', lig., W. ; W. H. Leftwish s a d 11. orge Leftwich, Erin., sash 1 guinea ; Russell Omit, Xis.. 10 ga lures ; Frederik D. Goldsmid, EN, 30 press. Ise oIITANT SALT op CHON IC HI LL H itelOcOlttel— Tbe (neat and perhaps timo moat extensive herd of Hirifrird milk in the king&us lie just been dispersed by the metioneeee hammer at nrceithilleark, Shropshire. The Lb Lord Berwick, it was well-known, hail s peculiar predi.. Intros foe ebb breed of rock. and this, with hie rote obser vation, good jadement, and cultivated taste, succeeded is sg his lordship at the head of English Hereford ; and while the victories pined by the Cronkbill sad A Hingham herds at Esiglish end French eattleabows, sad moat of the imports*. local meetings, hare (newd snore lade. to their geooral merit, very high prices hare invariably Been given by exporters sad 11404101 of the renowned breeders En4bod for morello of the Crookhill Weed. The gale, whirl, lasted three days, terminated on Wedoesday, the birders and bulls aloes realigns upwards of 6,001 W. The most extroorilioary lots, for which there was brisk somiestition, were the followiug : —Vow " Silver" and ball mil. 65 Bother, purchased by Mr. Elsinore, of Her rington; cow " Ads," with her fourilaysold calf, knocked down to the Rer. llr. Chimes, of Bust in. (.ioucerenhire, for to guineas; cow " Blossom" ail nit wee alsoLonght by Mr. Choson for 'Aguirre ; "Apr." • Royal Agricultural Society of England prize cow, four yeas old, was purchas e d by Mr. Baldwin, of Lod.lisgtoo, titration'oe•Avon, for 11l guineas ; soul her offspring (the Leeds show heifer calf) just i in* months old, was teethed down to Colossi the Hon. A. Hood, for his Hirst Higher. the Prince Conon. Among the purchasers were else Merry W. B. Llojd, 'r. A. Houghton Knight, Bt. J. it Charlton. kr. Th. Lidding. for the bull s were very minted " 'mink*" by Albert Edward, was porehased by Mr. }viers, of Stirling, for 70 pima., who al so bought " iterolutim," • episode' bull, at 100 guise's ; both these mimed. beim destined for Ili Aurraluoi iodores. " Orb badi," described as the gem of the herd, only eight months old, was knocked down to Mr. Dockliam for en guioer ; "Tyro," by " Attiogliam," made 64 animas, being pot sherd be Mr. Jeuocer. of Leßow, ; aed the Hoe. and Rev. H. Hal pea thJ guilwasi for "Cooquenir." The sale headwind a flock of Shropshire sheep, principally tretelacis breeder ewer, mad • few good niam, for which excellent "PIM were °breed. A tarp cueepsoy were present each dm, among whom were recepised &dilemma sod potho ler of every grade in the tu r d world. (Advertisement.] klouowAtr's Pii.o FAVOUR Three much and deservedly esteemed Pllls are =r4l well adapted foe meeting and sifecemiolle rcidellOg all of the stomach, liver. Odder" or bowel. nil •••••• the wiilitt which provoke. 11•4°!Inc Y' h '" thur "' laselaw and disinter., They Manse, emulate. and streephen seem err e tire:-.em to diorites. Tlery morass sore op& SYS Ls nowt Wider, Innen* over the liver mid the Mk. biseree. sea heriebelle. manner. a lemon. end all the ling 111.1 el minima 4.44411410,t•. Holloware PM. are 'teemed Mama Ind hair rosuplet e l g won the punk conensee. la emir aid bodily reality Own Pills strike at the not el the sell by Ipstrifyleg the whole man of (*relating Nod, wkly, Ibis Improved. glees bee to the sabre slam. FATAL AOCIDENT ox TEE EASTERN COITIMIN RAILWAT.—On Saturday morning, about 6 o'clock, an acci dent happened near the Colchester station of the Eastern Counties Railway, resulting in the death of one of the corn patty's servants, and the narrow escape of another. It ap pears that about the above-named hour a platelayer named Woolvett, accompanied by • ganger named Earle, was crossing the line to their employment a short dietaries from the goods shed, situated at an angle of the permanent way near the passenger station, when they were surprised by the approach of • heavily laden goods train from another eta. trop, within a few feet of them. With • bound they cleared the up line, and reached the vacant space between the metals of the up and down lines, where they would have been per fectly rate in remaining, but they hastened to the other side, not perceiving that another equally heavily laden train was there `shunting" its carriegge. The buffer of the break van in an instant violently struck Woolvett end threw him upon the line, when six of the goods carriages passed over his body, completely smashing one of his arms, and so fearfully injuring the abdomen that his bowels protruded. His mangled remains were immediately taken to a room at the station, and medical aid was obtained, but without avail, as death must have been instantaneous. The ganger Fade only escaped by clinging to the buffer of the break van, which carried him beyond the reach of danger, and to which be most tenaciously adhered till the train was stopped. An inquest was held on the body on Seturday evening, when • verdict was returned in accordance with the above facts. No blame whatever attached to the man in charge of the train, and the accident resulted entirely from the frequent but reprehensible practice of crossing the line of railway when occupied by a train in motion. SHoCKINO ACCIDENT TO THE LEREEE OF • THEATRE.—An accident of a most serious climates, sod likely, there is too much ground for fearing, to prove fatal, happened on Wednesday afternoon last to Mr. J. H. Wolfen den, one of the well-known lessees of the Queen's Theatre, l at Hull. It appears that shortly after three o'clock on the above afternoon Mr. Wolfenden, accompanied by Mr. W. F. Wallett, Mr. Fisher, and Mr. C. Walker, landlord of the King William Hotel, Market-place, left Hull for Cottiogham. l'p to their reaching the toll-bar Mr. Wallett rode on a horse—a thorough-bred spirited animal, which Mr. Wolfenden had only just purchased— and the rest of the party occupied a dogcart belonging to Mr. Walker. On arriving at the Newland toll-bar Mr. Wolfenden got out of the dog-cart and changed places with Mr. Wallett. While they were doing this, and before the parties in the gig bad got roasted, the horse suddenly started off at full speed towards Cottingham. The other gentlemen followed immediately in the dog-. end soon came up to Mr. Wolfenden, whom they found lying on his back in the road only a short distance from Cot. trigham. Mr. Wolfenden being evidently in • precarious state from injuries be had received on the head, Mr. Walker immediately proceeded into the village and returned with Dr. Watson. A light cart was also mewed, is which Mr. Wolfenden was taken to the infirmary at Hull, where may possible attention was paid to him. On examinatioe tt was discovered that the injury mudded of a boaters on the hese of the skull, which showed very dangerous symp toms. The unfortunate sufferer was very delirious during the night, and although yesterday he was move cempoad, and apparently somewhat better, there is but f a i n t h o p e a his recovery. On inquiring at the infirmary at four o'clock this morning (Friday) we were informed that Mr. Wolfe.. duo woes little better. —Bull Parke(. WESTMINSTER. John Percival, a respectably-dressed young man, who ref used his address, was charged with being found in a room of the house No. 8, Charlwood-place, Warwick-square, for an unlawful purpose. Mrs. Elisabeth Brown, a msrried woman, residing at the house, stated that between two and three o'clock the pre vious afternoon she was taking her !maimed's dinner to him in his sitting-room, which is next to their bedroom. She thought she saw t he shadow of a person in the bedroom, when on going iota the room she observed the prisoner trying to conceal himself behind a door. She said to him, " What do you want here ?" He immediately ran out of the room, downstairs. He was followed by witness, who called out " Stop thief. " He went out of the street door, and was punned by her servant. Ellen Brown, the servant girl, stated that she was en tering the street door with the dinner beer when she saw the prisoner walking up the stairs towards the bedroom. As she thought the prisoner was her master, she did sot say • word to him. In • few minutes she heard her mistress coining down stairs sod calling out "Stop thief." She went after the prisoner, who tan away as fast as he could. When he got as far as Warwick-street be was stopped by a policeman. 896 took the prisoner into custody. At the station. house witness searched him, and found on him a well executed pick-lock key. The prisoner, who made no defence, was remanded. WORSHIP-STREET. - - _ HERTFORD, BEPr. 21.—A good supply of wheat. Trade eery dull at last week's rates, and io some iostances lower prices—say la. per load of 5 bushels—were taken. Good sew barley in demand ; old grinding sorts le. per qr. lower. Beans ls. per load dearer. Oat. steady. Winter tares,7e. 6d. to da. 6d. pee bushel. New wheat, red, 35e. to Ms. ; white, 365. to 40a per load ; barley, grinding, 36a. ; malting, 425. per gr. ' • new oats, IW, to 24a. ; old, 2 8 s. per qr. ; beans, , 245. to 27s per load. level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about ;ice... of an Inch diminution ; and each 10 deg., above 3t deg., causing nearly three-hundredths Increase. —Exposed thermometer In shade. M.—Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew point). D.—Direction of wind ;true—two points kft of mag netic). Y.—Force el to 12—estimated). C.—Cloud (1 to 9). I.— Initials : b, blue sky c. donde (detached) f, fog ; h, hall . lightning m, mint) , away) :0, overcoat (dull) : r, ran snow t, thunder. 8.-Bea disturbance 11 to 9). Z.—Calm. LLICISTIN San. 21.—At this market today there was a good show of wheat, both old and new ; the latter found ready purchasers at the prices of List week ; old we. in very little request, at varying prices ; old whit*, sos. to 58s. • new, 58s. to 635. ; old red, 45e. to 5011. ; new ditto, 4-. to E:6g per 36 stone. The supply of barley was small, and with a fair demand for superior sorts, the currencies of the previous week were fully sustained ; infe rior kinds a very dull role ; malting, 37*. to 40s. ; grinding. 301. to 335. per quarter. Thar* was not much doing in oats (of which the show was limited), and eecent rates were for the most part realised, namely, old, 30s. to 34e. ; new, 25e. to 295. per 24 stone. Bums were scarce, but all good qua lities made extreme rates, 38e. to 40s. per 38 stone. Fine flour, 445. to 461. ; mooed% 38s. to 40s. ; thirds, 36a. per sack of 20 stone. WItATMER EXPIMTID TILL TO-MORROW OR lIRXT DAL North Britain—SouthAVest to Northerly—Strong gale. Irelaud—North•Weeterly—Strong— Squalls and rain. Nast ticsat—Westerly to Northerly—hale, with squalls and vale. SoutbEngland—South-West to North-Weat—Strong gale with rain. Newcaems-rrox-Tres, Barr. 21.—At our market this morning we had a very large supply of new wheat, mostly in very wretched condition ; nevertheless a clearance was readily effected at the rate, of this day se'noight, the same wide range in price' existing as noticed previously. Our millers being chiefly engaged with our farmers, line dry user south country met rather lead attention, but in the sales effected the full rates of this day se'nuight were realised— viz., 645. to 64a. 6d. per ram,. fur choke yellow—the latter a very extra sample, and weighing naturally 6441 b. per busheL Old wheats were held fur ls. advance, which tended to limit transactions; a little thin red Wisbech realised 475., and medium 535. per 5041 b. ; but in the finer descriptious we heard of no transctions. Foreign being held beyond the views of buyers, induced our millers to operate cautiously ; where, however, sales took place, the advance insisted on was established. Flour was in steady request, at the enhancement acquired during the week. For malting barley there were partial inquiries, but it is too early yet to encourage shipments of moment, so few of our imitators being disposod to commence malting operations. Grinding rather more in demand. Grinding and boiliog peas tending upward, whilst in beans there is little etirring. Oats without charms. The arrivals this week aro :—Wheat, coastwise, 2,719 gm. ; foreign, 561 ; barley, coastwise, 97 ; foreign, 1,950 ; malt, coastwise, 243 ; oats, coastwise, 3,164 ; foreign, 400; bean; coastwise, 20 ; Hour, coastwise, 1,138 sacks. - - - - - Herbert Leiria Oliver RocitTtia:a young man about 21 years of age, was charged with wounding his father, Samuel 0. Rodwicb, with intent to grievously injure him. The father, who is about 45 yews old, and had his right hand I. a sling, said the primmer resided in his house, at 64, Nichols-square, Rackery. Shortly after 1 o'clock in the morning he returned home, and when witness got up to let bhn la be began abusing him, and exclaimed, "Now I in- tend to murder you." At the same time he took out the knife produced and struck at witness twice with it. Wit,- nem succeeded, however, in seizing his hand Rod throwing him down afters struggle. Prisooer soon afterwards row from the ground and again advanced with the knife. WA DSss begged him not to use it, but he made several thrusts, which witness received on his hood. He subsequently got away and brought in the police, who secured the primmer and took him to the station. This was not, however, dooe without great trouble, for the prisoner repeatedly attacked the constable. When taken to the station he was drunk. Mr. Knox committed the prisoner for trial. The prisoner is an only son, and would almost immediately have entered upon • good situation in the Bank of England but for this occurenee. THAMES. Two respectable mechanics; came before Mr. Bells, to ask his advice and assistance as to the beet mesas of recover ing the money they had invaded in the " District &ship Bank (Limited)," which at the time of its break up bud • branch office in Stepney. Mr. Belle—You mean the Fleet-street concern. There s» maoy meetitip appointed to take phis* during the currant week ; but they are of little more than local lutenist, and the items already complete in the pm gramme are too dependent on stable arrangements yet to be made for me to hazard a conjotturs concerning them. The Cmarewitch and Cambridgeshire will also be easier dash with after the Firm October Meeting at bead gnertem—l am, he., METEOR. NORWICH, Bari. 21.-At to-day's market wheat was in fair supply, sod the best samples made fully lot Satur day's rates ; other sorts were in favour of the buyer. There was more barley offering, the quality of the samples varying considerably ; not much business was duce, as the farmers demanded high pricer. In cote, bouts, and peas there was not much doing. Flour met • steady sale, at 40s. lid. per lack from the miller. New white wheat (weighing 621bs. to 6411 o.), 625. to 64e. ; new red ditto (weighing 621 be. to 641b5.), 58a, to 61s. • best chevalier malting barley (weighing 541bs. to 56..). 38 .. to 40s. ; runs chevalier ditto (weighing 531ba. to 116160, 365. to 38e. ; distilling ditto (weighing 53Ibs. to 541b5.), 34.. to 35e. per qr. lost week's official averages show larger sales of wheat at this market than at aay other exchange in the kingdom. NOTTINGRAK, SEPT. 21.-At our corn exchange to-day there was a good @bow of wheat, and a numerous atten dance of farmers and factors. There was not much doing in old qualities of wheat, prices ruling about the same as for some time past ; but in new there was a fair amount of busi ness doing at the full prices of the previous week; old white made 475. to 64*. ; new. 60e. to 68s. • old red, 40s. to 59A. ; now, 38s. to 61a. per :16 etone. There was an avers amount of barley showing for the" season, and all malting qualitio iodised full prices; grinding made previous quota tone, but the transaction were not numerous ; malting may be quoted at 395. to 425. • grinding, 28s. to 31s. per quarter. There was not a large ;how of oats ; the quality however was good, and last vsok's prices were made ; old, 26a. to Ms. ; new, 245. to 275. ; foreign, 2iis. to 30s. per 24 stone. Beans mae extreme rates, 575. to 60a. per 3d stoue. PROGRAMME OF RICHMOND RACE& TetatDßY, 83111'. 24. Tsar EAMBT STAIII/41, of 5 soya. each, with 50 added ; 2-yr-olds, Tet ; three, fit 121 b ; fillies and gskiings balowed 316; maiden allowances ; winos,. extra ; the mooed to re ceive 10 soya out of the *hikes. From the Liras Kiln Gate (about tkres-querters of a wile). (20 subs.) AC* AV ge Doer ,t 4 $ Forth Pole Rep atre Lad) Allen Maw- "demo I Sir WWI= Allll - I Irlio's Who I eirereg Cat omen, B, Saw of Baby .... X Colette &Peso . t Too n councillor I ' Losigelhat Ilinthill 2I Lag Left 3 Yrs. lac 3 Zrtlei. , I ll(Mct — NNlloLier 01 7 1. CHILD —At the 111/IblDOll principally of the Hon. and Rev. Francis Richard Grey, Rector of Morpeth , an inquiry has lately been instit ute d before the maguitrates of that town, touching the alleged ill treatment of Isabella Jane Rutledge, an . infant of tender yearn, and has produced a painful feeling in the neighbour hood. The child is nearly six years of age, the illegitimate offspring of • sister of the female prisoner, to whose care it had been confided while the mother was in domestic service at a distence. The reputed father is said to be a gentleman of ample mean., mid to have contributed a certain sum towards its maintenance. The persons charged are John Cowens and Isabella his wife, who live in a small cottage at the south entrance to the town, which was formerly used as • toll-house. The male prisoner has for some time past acted as • turnkey in the County Gaol of Northumberland, which is clues by his cottage, and is reputed to have borne a good character. It was proved that the child, which, after lie. Grey's inter (seem», had been removed to the workhouse, weighed on the 20th of July only 171 h. box., but on the 25th it had gained eight ounces and • half. On the 27th it weighed 20Ih. and 5 ounces : having giined daily upon an average nearly 6 ounces. The defence was that the child's wasted appeararce was due to a mesenteric disease. The prin.:mere were committed for trial. The applicants—Yee, sir, yes. We invested some money in the concern, and rant get it—• bard came, sir. Mr. Se lfe—Very indeed. I can't help you. I wish I could. I. future invest your savings In the regular govern ment savings banks, managed by respectable trustees. There are 12 or 14, or mare of them, in the metropolis. Then, there are the Poet-office savings banks, which you will very soon final everywhere. I hope the poor and industrious portion cf the community will be gulled no longer by spurious promises of large interest. The concern you mention is being wound up, and you may or may not obtain • dividend. The applicants—Can't we proceed against the shareholders, =Pagers, mud secretary? Mr. Salle—Nu. It is under the Limited Liability Act, and each sharebeder is only liable for the amount of his subscription. Mr. Charles Young, a solicitor, here said—Very limited, Indeed, sir. lam afraid the depositors who have been de. priced of their savings will get nothing. Many of them have been to me, but I could do nothing for them. Mr. Salfe—l believe dl. 10s. per cent. was promised to depositors. An applicant—Fourvid-a-half per cent. was promised. Second applicant—ln some caeca six per cent was the promise held out. Mr. Selfe—The regular and old-established savings banks allow three per cent. They are safe, and the poor should invest in them. THE Sanyo STAMM lef 10 move each, b ft, with 23 added, fur 2.yr-old" . • colts, 13.4 711. ; fillies, Bst 41b ; winners extra, Ike. ; th e second to save his stake. Grey Stone in. (33 subs) Garibaldi, Patch (31b), sister to Wizard, f by Stock well—Garlaed, f by The Cure—Gadabout, Staple Oak, Brennand, c by Mildest—Underhaed's dam, Tress= (31b), Sir William Annstroth (31b), f bv Daniel O'Rourke—Sou renir's 11.1 m, f by Yultigeur —Julia, Montebello (31b), La chesis, Retard., e by Weatberbit—Wild Duck. Fazio (3IM, cowslip (31b), Wallachia (Mb). Elector, Brahmin (311,), Zee land (31h), Dannenlale, Watcbfins, Middlethe Maid (311.), Find' (31b), North Star (31b), Lord Albert (MO, Athenian i 11), Neptune" (31b), a by Launcelot —Young Catherine 31b). c by Leunadot—Dowager (31b), Rodeudals (Jib), void). TIM RICIIWOJD HANDICAP of 10 son. each, h ft. with 100 &d.b.a. Winners extra, &c. The mead to receive 20 ems, oat .1 the stakes. Once round and • distance (about one toile and threml i rem). (11 6•44.) ell•I Are .t lb Blt near Man. Bede I • $ Gardner Praire of Dremerk .. 6 t • JouyJsm• 3 6 10 I'pp:thud 4 7 7 Neva Weld B 6 11 Pod..guer 4 7 1 Slhertudr Millionaire 4 7 • P. IL _ _ 3 _ _ 4 • PAw4Polrre IN ill ITiSi UN LIMAN DR.—Her Majesty's ministers have received an intimation from the government of the King of the Netherlands that in future no pamport will be required from any subject of Greet Britain passing through Holland, no more than is required for any one of the King of the Netherlands subjects travelling in Greet Britain. This is following the example of Preens and Bel. Mum, where the subjects of Queen Victoria are relieved from any such incumbrance. In Prussia and in Italy the English passport is sufficient without the rise of the Italian or Prussian authorities previously obtained. We understand that the parliaments of Sweden and Norway contemplate following the example of the other constitutional states of Europe. While the work goes so bravely on we do net despair of the abolition of passports altogether —ft good work, in which England has long set a glorious example.— Observer. Olronn, fisrr. 21.—A Lugs attendance at market to-dey, and • great dent of corn of all dercriptions offering ; but as farmers would not link in price little lousi ness was transactod, and last week's rata' may be fairly quoted. Tae PARTilni EMBLEMS ACT.—At the London derry Petty Sessions, on Thursday, a large number of per sons were charged with firing cannon on the 12th of August, contrary to the provisions of the Parties Emblems Act, and several others with hoisting a flag on Deny Cathedral and Walker's Monument on the lame day, the said pmeeedings being calculated to provoke animosity among her Majesty's subjects—to wit., the protestant and Roman catholic parties. Mr. Major, QA;., appeared to support the case on behalf of the crown ; and after a very lengthened hearing the magis trates decided on refusing the iuformstioos, owing, it is believed, to the Roman catholic witnesses not having ac tually seen the cannon fired or the flags hoisted.—Norettern Whir. CALLING IN THE COPPER CoINAOL —On Satur day the authorities at the Mint commenced the exchange Of the old copper pence, halfpence, and fartbinp, for the new bronze coiusge. No less quantity than SOL worth of the old coin will be taken, but a bonus of 2/. per cert will be given for the trouble of collection. " We find Du Barry's deliciolus healtb-restoring Revalenta Ambles Food the safest remedy for habitual consti pation. indigestiom (41yspepsla. consumption, cough s , colds. asthma, bronchitis, illarrMea, hemorrhoids, nervousness, palpi tation. acidity. fiatulency, phlegm, distension, bilious:its., tor piarof the :her."—Andrew Vre. M.D.. W.A.& : Dr. Harvey, Dr. Shuriand, Dr. Csmpbell, Dr. Warsee.—lar more strengthen ing and restorative than tea, coffee, cocas, or sod liver oil, it sates all doctors' and apothecaries' bilis, and fifty times its cast In other remedies, restoring perfect health to the most enfeebled or dhowlered.— Packed in tins, lib 9a. 9d. : Rh.. is. lid.: alb.. its. ; IMb.. 225.. silb., tree of airtime, 404.—Barry Dr Reny and Co., 77, Regentetreet, Leaden ; ekm, at 40, Graceehurch street ; 4, Cheapdde ; OM and 140, Ottordatrael—indeen Unweent Prrtanonoimg, Slur. 21.—At our market today we had a large supply of wheat, which met a ready sale at fully the prices of this day week. Barley in demand, and Is. to 2a. per qr. dearer. Oats find buyers at Is. per qr, more money. Hams quite as dear. Beat red wheat, 57e. to 58e. per qr. of 5011 be. ; common ditto, 50s. to tole. per 4801bs. ; tate, Is. to Is. Oid. per stone ; beans, 42m. to 435. per qr. of 5041 be. Rrromo, Len. 21.—The supply of wheat this day was considerable, and the attenditooe owing to the fair, large. The trade was in a dull state, but : prices are not lower than last week's. There was a good demand for malting qualities of barley, and each maintained their price. In other pain no quotable variation. - - • " • Tilt LICILNSID VICTUALLERS PLATS OS mom, added to a sweepstakes of 3 soya sub ; for 2-yr-ehie ; colts. Net 10Ib; fillies And •ekliop, 84 71b ; the wiener to be sold for 40 *ova. Half a mile. EXPORT o► BPLCIR, &O.—THR MALTA—On Satur day the Cunard Royal Mal ship Niagara was despatched from Liverpool with the United States and North American mails, above 100Na/engem including his Royal Highness Prime Alfred, and 2,8001. in sLecie. C*YRYAL PALACE. HALF-A-DROWN DAT. SATURDAY, Han. 21. Admissions on payment, 1,812 ; ditto by swam tickets, 2,183 ; total, 3,978, Da. DR JONCIH'S LIMIT BROWN Con LIVZR Ott.. —thistos Or Yng " LASICRT"—A pernklous fallacy, much ton prevalent. Is the Impression that Cod Liver Oil, At for medical pureness. can easily be procured from every species of cod flab. The bowel." observes—" The composition of genuine cod liver o il i v no t so simple as might be Emposed. It is certain that oils which are anything but the oil of liver of the cod are often sold as such. We find Lb. de Jonah's Oil to be genuine. and rich In iodine end the elements et the bile" lk . le Jonah's Light Brown Cod Liver Oil is sold only In impelled imperial balf pints, ed.: pinta, M. Ad.. quarts Ga., by his sole consignees. Amer, Harford, and Co., TT, itrand, London and by respectable chs• masts.--(Adveelisessent.J Tor Moments' PLATS Of 50 sow.. added to a handicap of 5 sort. etch, 2 ft ; for all yes, winters ware, /Le. ; the wood to receive 10 eon. oat of the stake*. Oue mile. (27 sub') . . Itocuicergn, Bsgr. 21.—We bare had another week of most beautiful weather, which has enabled all kinds of agricultural operations to be vigorously pushed forward. The wheat trade sloe° nor last report ham maintained a wen firm tone, with a tolerably large consumptive demand. A great deal of the new wheat has been thrashed out, and that brought to market is of first.rate quality. The stands were very fairly filled with both English and foreign samples, and business, oo the whole, was very brisk. The reports from Itark.laue and the other great corn markets induced holders to demand even higher term@ than those of last week, but buyers refused to operate, and it was with difficulty that an advance of Is. per quarter was ultimately realised. Foreign kind. were held firm at L. to 2s. peg qr. more money. The flour market exhibited great firmness, and gales were made at 6d. per sack advance. Most of the barley op offer was poor in quality, but for good malting kinds previ ous rates were obtained. Good cats were in &nand at full prima, but THY. RICHMOND Cr, of 50 SoVI. (to special, added to • Handicap of 5 soya each, 3ft ; for all ages, +lnnen 'atm, he. the eeeocel M rsosln 10 son, oat of the stakes. Orgy Stone in. (20 Naha) The racing will icarm at 1.45 p.m. wirasitassAT. Tug WRIGHT STAVIN o(6 soya such, with 50 added, for 2.yr.olds ; colts. Aet 1016; Elise and geldiaeo, Net 71b; winners extra. tc. ; the wood to TOOSIV• 10 mows. out of the stake, Grey Stolle io. (30 sube.)—c dT Wiodhouod— dislitvote. The Nicht Watch,. O&M,* de Peou, f by Lord Feuronberg— Manua Ramsay, Over the Sea, Him elnYtowi Town Councillor, Mayflower, Birdlime, Patrick, Huby, ( by SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTY. Egeria, hence for New York, put back yesterday ; six of her crew refuting duty.—Liverpoul, Sept. 21. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Argo ;ship), Sept. 20. City of Baltimore :VV. hound West, Sept. 11, lat. 41 N., lon. SOW Equity. from Caeruarvou for Granada. all well, Sept. 10, oR Lundy Island. Fop Sinn. from Rotterdam for Melbourne, June 28., lat, 25 S., lon. 20 W. Harold, from Akyab for Falmouth, August 2. tat. 15 S., lon. 70 IL Inkennan, from Liverpool for Calcutta, July I, let. 289., lan. 25 W. . . . lirrh;ta, from London for Calcutta, August 9, lat. 31 8., I. 28 W. , (idip). from London for Bombay, Sop& 4, lat. 40.7 N., loc. 14.42 W. Surrey. from London for Calcutta, July 27. Mt. M R.. lon. 78 & Vermont, of Liverpool, from Quebec, Sept. 18, lat. 48 N., km. 20W. William Edward, from Liverpol for Brarlia, off Madeira. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BARKER.—September 19, at Newington House, Stoke Newing ton, the wife of Mr. A. Barker, of a daughter. COLM.--september 19, at Wootton Lawn, near Southampton, the wife of R. Coles, Esq., Mayor of Southampton, of a daughter. DEWSNAP.—September 19, at Barnes, the wife of M. Dew. map, Eeq., of Lincoln's-inn, of a daughter.' JOH NSON.—September 19, at Bourne-place, Tonlaidge, the wife of J. n. Johnson, Esq., of a son. JOURDAlN.—September 20, at barrow-bbl-place, Regent's-park, the wife of W. E. Jourdain, Req., of a daughter. LAMM—September 20. at Alexanderoquare, brompton, Mrs. H. Lahce, of a son. MORMON.—September 18, at Chingford Rectory, the wife of the Rev. J. H. J. Morison, of a daughter. ROBERTSON.—September 16, at Bath, the wife of Captain A. Robertson, of a son. fiADllll—fieptember 19, at St. James's Parsonage, Ratellff, the wife of the ltev. H. Sadler, of a son. STANOOMIt.-Beptember 19, at the Woodlands. Trowbridge, ths wile of A. Stancomb, Esq., of a son. WKESTEL—September 18, at Drayton.grove. West RrornpioN the wife of B. Webster, Jun_ Eaq., of a daughter. WEEKS.—september 10, at Glen Lea, Went-end, near South ampton, the wife of .1. Weeks, ran , of a son . WI NSOR.—,September 10, at Arnpehill•square, the wife of W. H. Winaor. Eau , of a non. WYNNE.—Meptember 18. at Wimbledon, the wife of the Rev. C.J. yane, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. ALRTON--DODDARD.—Reptember 19, at Adak: stone, limey, by the Bev. W. D. Maclagan, 91 A., William Vere, son of B. Alton, Bag., to Ellen Mary, daughter of the late W. H. Oeddsed. EM sq BEN NETT— YREEHAN.-Ikbptember 10, at Brixton elmrch. Mr. J. A. Bennett, to Edith, daughter of Mr. It. Freeman, of Berkeley.vilas. Loughborough-park. GORE—CURZON.—Bcptember 19, at St. Mary Abbot's, Ken sington, by the Hon. and Rev. P. Curzon, Augustus Went. worth, POD of the late C. A. Gore, lit IJfe Guards, to Finny Anne, daughter of the Hon. E. Curzon, of Scarsdale House, Kensington. HAILItImON—LICEDB.—September 19, at West Lexhant, by the Rev. N. Davies, Harris, son of G. Harrison, Iraq. of ()tendon House, Northamptonshire. to Jane Caroline, daughter of R. Leeds, Lg., of M est Lexham. JONES—MATH BW.—September 19, at Lee Church, Kent. by the Rev. J. K. Armstrong, Richard Talbot, Non of the bite —" F. E. JOIN.. Esq.. of on e House. Dub l in, to Amstar. daughter of J. Mathew. Esp., of Booth Vale, Lee, Kent. MllK—OlYTTB.—Bentetnber 19, at Bulphtn, ES•lnt, by the Rey . F. C. H. Bent, Edward Dyson, son of the late Mr. T. Mee. of Broonthllls, Great Burutead, to Sarah, daughter of the kW Mr. M. Gotta, of hulphan. DEATHS. BLACKHOHN.—lleptentber 19, at Huston-road, Mr. T. S. Black . born. aged el. Bitl'lrOltD.-Beptember 19, Eliza, widow of the Lite G. Bruford, 19sq., of Taunton. CHOETON.—September 15, at Fulwood Barracks, Prestos. Colonel Crofton, son of 81, Y. Crofton, Bart., of Moldll, aged 47. Eviourr.-Beptember 19, at Hunsdon Lodge, near Ware, Herts. Mary Susan, daughter of H. Everitt, Enq.. aged 17. FIRHISH.--Beptember 10, at Terrace Lodge, South Hackney, Isabella, relict of the late B. H. Fisher, Esq. OORDON.--fleptember Is, at Countess Welts' Rouse, Aberdee • shire, J. Gordon, Esq., of Calrnbalg, aged 75. 00616. —Reptember 18, at York-place, Crompton, Marla. wide of ties late Lieut.-Colonel H. R. Gore, C.B. GRAY.--Bepternber 19, at Portland-place, Lower Clanton, 11. Oral. Kg, aged 93. GREGORY.—September 19, at Angell-terrace. 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