The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-30 00:00:00

TIIE FENIAN MOVEMENT. DUBLIN, FIW&T 2.:1013T. Proclamations appear in the Gazette to-eight di e-• arming novena baronies in the counties of Limerick, Tipperary, and Waterf ord. The investigation into the cases of the prisoners now in Richmond Bridewell, about 40 in number, will commence to-morrow. The irreonate's Amnia/ of yesterday says : " Three additional arrests were effected is Dublin yesterday (Thursday), sad one of them looks to be the most significant that hes yet taken place. At eight o'clock in the morning Jaassedieybure. a hairdresser, reside' at 15, Corn-market, was amerced by the detective polio% and charged at Chan law station with having Wen (concerned in the Finale moverneat." Later in the day Walter Bermiogham, bookseller, of the same place, was arrested oa a similar chirp. Both prisoners were brought before Mr. Scrooge, at the Lower Caatloyani, for preliminary examination. Heyburn was remanded, and Wendel/ham was admitted to bail. From the iatorroation sworn by one of the detectives, by whom the prisoners were arrested, it seems that arm., anima si tire, and " treemeable documents" were found in some thing Ike akeedancie in the house occupied by Fluters. Among those were • green up, levies the harp and the word' Liberty" worked in gold embroidery. Then came a dagger leathern belts and pouches, three pike heads, so • r ite, ballets; sail is the cellar underneath the pd. user's house, which adjoins that of Heyburn, was toad a minute of powder. From the proosodiuga which took plans Sequent to the arrest, before Mr. Strome, it will be seen subsequent to the arrest, before Mr. Strong., it will be that ifermiogham denies having had any connection with the oeUsz, and that be never knew there was powder concealed or stored in it until the morale( of the street Besides than articles , it appears that in Meybure's pleas a bat bearing thirty-three names, emu is print and others in manuscript, was also found,. ea well as a document written in red ink, addressed to Major- Creend Thomas Francis Meagher," and signed " Patrick John Heybura, Emmet Girard, Peaks Brotherhood." From Tribe five additional mute are reported to have been made on Wednesday eight, while our correspoadents give particulars of thirties young man having been cap tured in Mayo end two is Thomasio err. charged with what ie now generally known as " Fenianism." These ere the may unite reported to have been made in the country yesterday. The Vork Herold dates that on Wednesday en alarm, which caused a greet deal of unessioess, occurred &iguana town. During the early part of the day the boom of cannon was heard *amide the harbour, and for a (consider able time the greatest apprehension prevailed that the Fenian armada was heralding its approach. The arieg was kept up with awful fury for an hour or so, and nothieg could disabuse the miads of the people, who ars now no impregnated with the Fenian erase, bat that it was a squadron of American frigates in collision with the Channel fleet, winch is at present surveying the clout. It was not until it had keen ascertained that the roar of the cannon was caused by gunboats that bad been practisieg the fear of the people could be allayed. The Cork Exclaziarr appropriately announces that there is at present a very large coeval force in Queens -harbour. It con sists of the Liverpool, 39 gun frigate, under oommsad of Captain Rowly lambert; the Priam Cowart, one of the new iroceleds, 36 guns Captain George 0. Willem, C. B. ; the Frederick William, 74 gnu, Captain Edward Oodd ; the Hastings, flag ship of Bear Admiral Sir L.T. Jones,lE.C.B., o gura, Captain Corbett, and four gunboats. MIDDLESEX REGISTRATION. ---*-- Yesterday Mr. Edmond &ales, the barrister ap pointed to revise the electoral lots for Middlesex, held his fifth court at the Black Dog, BecUoat, for the revision of the ' lista of the several pinatas and precincts 001Dpri.gi an the Bedfoet polling district. Mr. W. Albert Jaren, ef Parliament- street, Westminster, appeared on behalf of the Middlesex Liberal Registration Asaociation ; Mr. T. Alley Jones and Mr. J. Alley Jones, I his son, attended foe the Middlesex Camervative Regis intim Committee; sod Mr. Henry Smith, of Norfolk street, Strand, represented the Natioaal Conservative Registration Association. The parishes revised were Ashford, Bedfast. Cranford, Witham, Hampton, Hampton Wick, Haawcath, Harliogton, liannoodewonb, Lalehern, Littleton, Sbeppartoo, Status, Stanwell, Sunbury, and Teddingion. The Rev. Fitzroy John Fitswygruo, of New Hampton, claiming for a freehold rent-charge, freehold dwelling louse, cottage, sad land, described is the fourth coluna as sent-tharge at the vicarage leads of Hampton, the Rev. James Borrow, owner; p..nonage•hours, New Hampton, and cottage in Mill-late, New Hampton, in the occupation of Edward Line Hopping, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Boxer, and ethers. was objected to by the liberal party. The Overseer stated that Kr. FitsWygram received 30/ • year by way of rent-charge oa the vicarage lands, and that he cad the life-deeds of the cottages in question on the table. The Barrister altered the third column to "freehold benefice," and pruned the fourth column of its surplusage, and the same wee retained. H Edmund Knight,• of the Elms, Lower Sunbury. road, Hampton, claiming for freehold house and land, his residence, was objected to by the coonanatiess. He proved his qualificatioo, and asked for costa. There appeared to be no objection ; and be hid attended at great iseonveniseco. Mr. Beale', in aecordasce with his decisioas at Hemp steed-heath the day before, held that this being a DOM claim he could not give coos. if Mr. Knigct were objected to a wend tine, he would be entitled to costs if the objection failed.) Voter—Never mind. If you had given me casts I should havegbaoded the money to Mr. James. (A laugh.) — JAMS Batton, on the register for a freehold cottage near theniops and Anchor, Hen worth, objected to by the con servatives, proved) his qualification, and asked for costa. Yr. Bealeo—Where is the notice of objection! The voter said be had left it at home. Mr. Beale'—According to the new act of last Basics, I nowt give 0011111naleas the notice of objection is produced. Subsequently the voter appeared, and the cow was re opened. The overseen produced the claim ; hut in the ab sauce of the wad "freehold; The Bst-rister held that, under the 40th section of 6 Vic toria, c. he was bound to expeoge the acme. In the after part of the sitting. Mr. Button resets:ad the court, and said that as Mr. Smith objected to paying costs in his case, because he could not produce the notice of ob jection, he had telegraphed for the document, which he now held in hie hand, and he asked the barrister to award him his exposing accordingly. Mr. Smith—Vat should have produced it at the time. Mr. Beales—No ; I don't think that neoessuy. I think the application is in time while the court is sitting. The voter moot have Mnbmith—llsres the money. John Frederick Tashi, 11 of ,gh.strest, Staines, w ith Lie franchise described in the third column of the claim list as two cottages situate is the London-road," and " occupied by Saunders sad Sou* is the fourth, was subject to a double barrelled objection. He did not emir, but the overseer said the cottages were Iheshokl. The Banisher mid the claim was bad to various respects, sad he could sot supply what was wanted. If the cottages were freehold, es stated, Mr. Toplie had batter scud is a fresh claim mat year, putties " freehold cottasm " in the third column, Ind " London-road" in the fourth. Vote diseliowei The next sitting will be st IC/wend, on Monday. ACCIDENT ON TIM GRILAT WENTEILN RAILWAY.- ' I STOUBBRICKA, FBIDAT.—As socident happened on this line of railway within a mile of this town last sight, by as express passenger train running into a goods train, which was travelling on the same line of rails. The down London =press to Wolverhampton, which leaves Paddington at 6.15, heal procteeded nattily on its journey to Kidderminster, where it arrived at about its proper time, 10 p.m. Be tween Kidderminster and Stourbridre the train does not atop; there are two .mil st Woos between these places, via., Churchill and Bagley. Whoa the express arrived within half a mile of Stourbridp the driver perceived a goods train before him. He shut off the steam and pot on the break, but the speed of the express was so great that in another minute the passenger train dashed iota the goods train. The collision, as may have been expected. wee a vei y severe one, but happily none of the passenger carriages were thrown off the rails. The hind van and two of the trucks of the goods tialn were smashed almost to atoms. The guard of the goads trains seeing that • axon wee ieevitable bad the presence of mind to jump out of the break. The driver and stoker of the passenger train stuck to their engine, and 'soaped with • shaking. The passenger • keine ..uaisted of four carriages and • second class, two of ; the weepier, complained of being badly hurt. Thew are Mr. Whitehouse, fruit dealer, Dudley, who was proceeding home, sod Mr. G. Stokes, of Welyesharoptoe. The carriage , in whish they travelled was next to the van. Tao , oollisioa happemod at • part of the line opposite Oldewinford Church, when the ground is pretty level Before appeesching this spot the line passes through • long and deep cutting in the solid sandstone. An alum being gives the Stotirbvidge station master promptly went to the spot with an eosin, tied =risco, and at once received the passengers and despatched them to their dsatiaatiose with very little delay. The up.line was cleared by ow o'clock this moraine, and the dove rails by seven. As to the cause of tke accident, it would appear that the station-master at Bagley should not have allowed the express to pass so soon after the goods. That the express must have bees closely following the goods is clear from the fact, that it had sot travelled MOM thaa • mile sad a ball whets it ran at full speed into it. The two trains were travelling on • carve whom the saddest happened. 01/111111. PALLOI. Olga SHILLING DAY. INITDAT. semis 29.—Adeabwone es menet, 2,214 ; AMP hp sews them* 1.077. ?dal 'Wiese. VW THE EXPRESS_,__SATURDAY EVENING, SEM EMBER 30. 1865. SPORTING INTELaGa t OR. THE NEWMARKET FIRST 045t0i3ER - A seedily's:Mahe Mai anticipated from the 606. 17 • 009 at the earl, although but sis events beamed the programme, but the October Handicap gave a Neale amount of iota.. rest to the day's sport. Tim morning wad cloddy, but the heath was far more **phis to.. too soy of the previous days, when the sun shoos with tropical intemitr. The reciog commenced at the early hoar of hell•put 12—in arrangement which admitted of the sport oonalinling at 3 o'clock. The October fieudiosp, although a dead letter as far as speenlatioa was coeoerned before the numbers were tip. produced some lively waterlog, Peeress, Scheldt, Oaes- ball, and Aolcworth beiag all freely s upported ; but the wiener, Crisis, was a rare tura op for the •• fielder.," a. Mr. Merp's mere was hardly mentioned. The 4 dole& " special' . to London was a very heavy me, but, owiog to the admirable arrangements of Mr. Heavens, the elation mister, no confusion or delay occurred, notwithstanding the extra traffic.. Os the arrival of the train at Cenebridae a I desire was twined to back Selphictes for the Osearewitch, sod after 9 to 1 had been taken, but 8 to 1 was offered. i °singer was also very firm at 20 to 1. The following are fell details of the runniog : Swereuraele of 30 sum. each, 20 ft, for 2.-yr•olds mitt, Bst 10:b ; fillies, Fiet 811); maiden allowances. First half of Ablegdim ogle. Mr. duo. Dairsou's New Victoria, by West Australian— Calcarella. Bst 41b l J Smith) 1 Oeunt Y. de Lagrange'. Mesmer. (bred to France), rat sib Orimilmw) 2 HANDICAP SWISFITILICIIII 0(10 eon. each, h ft, for 3-yr olds and upwards. (14 subs.) Mr. T. Jenolup's Crosebow, by Longbow-Ranee, S yrs. 7st BID (Loatnel 1 Mr. York's Tronhiceome, 6 yrs, 8.5121 n ((Custanoe)) Mr. O. Bryan's Jack °lantern, 3 yrs, eat lib rrordhano 4* The following elan rash .—Ousrdsman. Wild Thyme, lady Valentine, Indigestion, Grappkr. Radcliffe. Garza Ladra. Betting : 2 to 1 apt liadchffe, 100 to 30 apt Guardsman, sto 1 apt Lady Valentine, 10 to 1 sack spat Troulds ' some sod Indigestion, 100 to 8 apt Crossbow, sod 100 to 7 apt Grappler. Gems Ladra on the extreme right made play, Crossbow, with Radcliffe en his lett and Troublesome on the right, lying at the bead of the others, I foremost of whom was Lady Valentine. On entering the ! coeds Gum Ladra gave way, and Crossbow mounting the lead was °bandaged by Troublesome, who, however, sever gob up, sod was defeated after et spirited finish by a neck, Jack o'Lantern, who came with a rush at the finish, was third, three lengtbs is rear of Troublesome ; Wild Thyme was fourth, Radcliffe fifth, Gams Ladra next ; Grappler, who walked in with the crowd, last. SwEsrerauza of 30 "pa each bft ; for 2-yr old fillies, Bet 71b each ; winners extra. T. Y.C. (14 Gabel Lord Coventrys La biota, by WWI Dayrell—renella, Bet 101Ie (lie Settee; IJ. Adams) 1 Mr. Stockenate'a Balsam fist lOW (in Sib en) (Challourr) 2 Mr. Bowes's Bird of Zee, Set 7lb Ilordharn) 3 Quecu Bee also ran. Betting : 5 to 4 agst Balsam, 3 to 1 agst La Mute., and 6 to 1 bar 2 La Nuts made play throughout, and woo easily by two leogths; Bud of the Eve a bad teird. TIM NgirMaliKET OCTOBER liativicar of 15 sore. melt, 6 ft, with 100 added, for 3.yr-olds and upwards ; winsom e after the publication of the wnighta , extra ; the owner of the second to receive 25 soya. out of the stakes. A.P. (I mile 2 furloop 73 yards.) (96 subs.) Mr. Merry's Crests. by thilltlidftf —estsatrophe. 4 yrs, 7st 31b (11. Covey) 1 Count Battlaysnya King Charming. ayes, eat 101bni.groith) 2 Marquis of Hastings' Ackworth, 4 yrs, 8.2 lolb (Forthansi 3 The tollowleg also ran : Cornball. Beaver, Deerfoot, Bantam. Peeress, Pantaloon, The Pcbeldt, Black Draught, and Skirmish. Betties : 9 to 2 eget Poems. 6 to 1 apt Cornball, 7 to 1 apt Scheldt, 10 tot sack apt King Charming and Skirmish. 100 to b each apt Deerfoot, Aokworth. Haltom, and Black Draught, and 20 to 1 eget Chien; Upon the Bag bolos lowered the twelve competitors got away ou equal terms, but in a few strides Pantalooe went to the front, followed by King Charming and Peeress, Cambia% Critia, Ashworth, and Balltiam, occupying forward position; dkirmieh ran- leg wide by himself on the lower ground. There was so observable change in than pomitions as they ran into the dip, emerging from which Pantaloon gave way, and in com pany with Skirmish retired into the rear, leaving Oita in command, with Ackworth on his whip band, and King Charming ot the war side in close attendance. About half a distance from the chair King Charming closed with Crisis, and Ack worth being in difficulties the pair quitted him, bat Mr. Merry'. mare maintained her advantage, and won cleverly by • neck ; Ashworth was beaten three lengths from tan second ; Ca:obeli was fourth, Pm rem fifth, Hallam @lath, Black Draught and Deerfoot next; Scheldt, Paataloon and Beaver being the lot three. YEMEN Purr of 50 Bove., for 2-yr-okls ; colts, Sat 101 b. ; fillies, Pat 71b. Bretby Stakes Course (six forloop). Marquise( Hastings' Alberta, by Trunsiatsr—Prairle Sa 7lh llrordharo, 1 11r. A. Cotton a lady Aatitey, Est 7112 Ereoch) 2 Mr. W. Bevil's IToctist. Eat 101 b The following also ran:—state to lady Valentine, Yellow Jock. Musician, Queen of Um Islos, Belzoni, e by Promised Land --Maedal. c by Zuyder Zee —Shoobra, Litman Ore, u, Marwick. and e by Zuyder Zee—Jewish Maid. Betting : Even on Alberta, 7 to 2 apt Locust, and 100 to 8 offered opt any other. After a trifling delay they were despatched on equitable terms, Locust and Alberta being most prominent, with Lady Audley, Sister to Lady Yellin tine, and Belzoni lying in good positions to the bushes-hill. where Alberta came out, Led L,ocuet giving way to Lady Audley, the latter made her effort to reach Alberta, but failing, the Marquis of Hastioge filly woe cleverly by half a length. Locust was a bad th ird, Marie Vincent fourth, Magician and Warwick next. Lincoln Greet and the Scandal colt months last two. Tug FORLORN STALLS of 100 Dove. each, h ft ; for 2-ye olds ' • colts, Bst 10lb ; fillies, Sat 71b ; winners extra; the second to save his stake. Last bat of Rowley mile. (9 subs.) Duke of Beaufort's Mr. Pitt, by the Prime Minister Lurley, list 61b in. Viii en.) Lord Coventry's GooJerat, eat 10Ib Adams) for- f4t.nsfonl's The &Duni, bet loin (Car oil) 3 A. Raybois weighed foe Homier, Ant 101 b, sad his num berwas hoisted oe the telegraph, but the colt was found to be lame, and he did Dot go to the post. Betting :2to 1 ou Mr. Pitt. The three ran in clam com pany till after passing the bushes, when Lord Stamford's colt gave way, and the favourite, shaking off Oaojerat's cluillese at the finish, wee cleverly by half a length, The Zingyni beaten too lengths from the sensed. Mimi, 300 sova., h ft. T.Y.O. Mr. B. Sutton's Lord Lyon, 2 yrs, eat 101 b received ft. Mr. Henry's Mineral, t yrs, list 7lb Paid Moroi. 500 son., h ft. Rowley mile. Marquis of Hastings' Ackworth. 4 yrs, gat IMb Received ft. Lord Wes , moreland's birth Broool, 4 yrs, est . Paid MATCH, 200 .ova, h ft. Rowley mile. motto& 0: Huangs' Kinn Hai. 2 yrs, get 10Th r .Received ft. lord Rendiceharna Iffenesor..., 2 yes, let bib Paid MATCH, 300 sees, 200 ft. Last half of Ab. Mile (no weights mentions). Mr. Philip henrys Huddled , " 3 yrs Received ft. Mr. .1. R. Preston's Mazurka. t yrs Paid BETTING AT 11ANCREST'ER.—FaiDAT. CDSAkgW ITCH. 6 to 1 apt Ralptnetea it 1) !6 to 1 apt Eleanor (t!6 tol) 100 to 6 Alabama (of) I3oto 1 °strewn. (t) 20 to 1 Privateer (t; SS to 1 Lanolown (00) 20 to 1 Nuneaton MI CAMBPJDOEIIIIIIE. 25 to 1 apt Gladiateue (t) )16 to 1 apt no Duke (t) THE Pxroar AND IMPORT COAL TRADE OF TEI UNITED KLILDON.—The statistics of the last few years show a very considerable improvement, particularly as re gards Liverpool end Birkeebead. The figures for 1866 are not sufficiently advanced to form an estimate for the whole year, but the trade for 1864 as compered with 1863 shows so increase of 30 per cent. in favour of Birkenhead, while the figures from 1860 to 1863 show an increase on the three years of 80 per cent. The total exports during August, 1865, were from the northern ports, 452,982 toes ; York shire ports, 49,288 ; Liverpool, 48,002 ; Loedos, 3,547 ; Severn porta, 200,4 35 • and Scotch ports, 86,693. As com pared with August, 1 864, there is an thermoset 57,671. The total ea is frees January to August, 1865, amount to 5,709,575, showing an incises, over 1864 for the mere period of 446,372 toes. The export of coals coastwise) from the pert of Liverpool during August, 1865, amounts to 11,177 tons. The imports of `loath Wales and other coals coastwise into Liverpool during August, 1865, were 552 tons ; from January to August, 89,730, showing a decrease in the latter period of 23,084 tone. THE Moons AND FORENTS.—MT. Snowie, Inver- nem, hes received two large stag heads, to be preserved, fines Colonel Charteris o f Lo -Stack . Loohiel and !resod. shot 16 stags, in his forest of Auchoacerry up to the 20th of September. Mr. Robertson, of Foveren, shot 12 siege in Mauer forest up to the 25th September. Mr. W. J. O. Holmes, shut 28 stem in his forest at Mostar. The follow. tog note of sport in Ireland, sent by a correepondsat, re counts the capture of a stag of unusual size :—Oaptain Henry Herbert, of the Coldstream Guards, sod of Muck roes, Killarney, her been rather successful is deer.otalkiag ' this seems, having shot enteral good stage, weighing from 16 to 18) stone (tech, some of which bad beautiful bade. In the beginning of September he shot a stag of 26) dews weight (141 b to the stow), with a head of 14 points, Log* el horn 41 Melee, girth of horn round coronet 91 inches, girth of horn above third branch 7 inches, length of ditto ea first brooch 18 inches, space between horns 33) inches. On the 16th of September be shot another stag, weight 231 stone, with a beantdul and graceful head of 10 points. —Scotsman. Tits Calms( CONORESEL—The arrangements for ; this gathering are sow complete. Up to yesterday morning the number of tickets disposed of was about 1,200. Most of these had been Wood in response to distant orders, the I local demand not having yet assumed any very important proportioes. The number of tickets taken teethe last cote Krems was about 2,000, but two days have yet to elapse before the sale of tickets closes at Norwich. The Very Rev. the Dean of Coik has born prevented, ea has been ahead] stated, from coming to the congress. The Mayor of N (Mr. C. E. Tuck) will receive Sir it. rktlbmore, Q. 0., the Von. Archdeacon Ady. (Essex), the Rev. J. G. Aar the Rev. E. J. Lockwood. sad Ur. Romer Waimea. The Van. Archdeacon Ffoulkes and the Rev. Cases Seyenoar will be the pods of the Bev. A. M. Hopper, sad will not, as stated last week, be entertained at the deanery at Nor- ' wish. Mr. Gatbeese Hardy, M.P. for Oxford University, will atteed the coyness. end will be the inset of the Rev. J. Mickletiwaito, of Taverhaaa. The Rev. Chace Bits will yeeeive at the vicarage, Wycnoodham, war Nam* tie Rev. W. R. 0. Beers, the Rev. E. A. Litton (exanders alusplaia to the Bishop al Dation), and Um Rec..): ERIC&. T. MOUTH OF ENGLAND °I4#HTEEN GENTLEMEN OF THE SOIREE CLUB. The above inateb Was resumed yesterday morn is& at Kensington Oval, and, like the previous day, sensed 10 less thaw2,ooo spectators to be weasel to witness the contest. The play on the previous day was made by Meows. E. M. Grace and I. D. Walker, who defied the bowlieg of the renowned selection of the South—among theca the first bowler in Eagiand, James Lilly wdth, jun. (the analysis of the bowling will prove this). However, the Surrey gentlsmee were up to their work to the very last and caused this morning (Frilly) Jupp and Eppley to stop and trouble the bowlers until 74 rues had been gietered. re- Fooley mode three fours, three threes, four twos, aod singlet. Japes comprised a five, three fours, • three, two twos, &o. The third widget consequently fell for 100 runs, the fourth for 106, and the filth for 116 ; six west down for 118, levee for p 3, eight for 134, nine for 150, which saved following the innings by 3 runs, the I Eleven being disposed of for that total. The Club sent in Yawn. E. M. Grace and Anderson, and the brilliant hitting of the former was the admiration of all present. He made a splendid drive over Griffith's head for five ; be likewise weds six fours, which comprised two square leg j hits, two drives, an overthrow, and what may be termed • "fluk e. Mr. I. D. Walker made three threes, whisk were drives ; Mr. Hikes two drives for fours ; Hemming three three% two twos, dm. ; Mr. Chapman did much for hie 25 by exhibiting • brilliant display of cricket, ac,riog three fours, five twos, and singles. Mr. Henkel showed that his former reputation as • first.cliure scientific bat was still maintained, contribeilag 24 by three fours, two threes, a two, said sing les. This gentleman's teappeer math was greeted with well.merited applause. When the stomps were draws, sad Mr. ilaggelay had contributed his 15, by a four, • three, a two sod singles, the total reached 198, the complete soon of which we give, including the analysis of the bowling SURREY CLUB. 110001111,111119& Mr. A. H. *inter, rub out .Mr. Z. 1L Once. b Geilith .. Mr. J. C. Gregory, b Griffith . Mr. IL lisey, e Griffith, b Lillywhite Mr. 1. D. Welker, b Griffith .. 4 b Demme lb Mr. T. W. Gauguin:, b Griffith . a lieurue, b Griffith Mr. A. Chapman, b Lilly white.. 1 e Griffith, b liserus Mr. T. B. Sudan, ran otit Mr. A. Hemming, b Lillywhite run out 7 Mr. J. W. Noble, run out Mr. T. Wisterflooti. b LLD:- white Mr. P. Ililton, c Griffith. bllll2- while Mr. A. 11. Tuner. b I.lllyerbite run out Mr. R. Fredonia'. c Poole:, b Lillryltite Mr. C. 11. Gunliton. nut 0ut.... Mr. T. Ribber% c eletaz. It My whiW 2 a Griffith, b LlU:white.. 0 Mr. G. Wright, c roaisy, I Lilly whit* 2 sot oat Mr. G. IL Anderson, not out .. . b Griffith I b S. lb b6,1b11 . 10 11 HMrw . 04 lbw ' b Rearm S b liaarea .. is .. 1 ... 8 Total MS Total 198 SOUTH. VOW 131811148. T. Humphrey, a Make:, b Grace lo 11. Jupp, c Whaler, b Walker 34 K. rooky. c 1111105, h Walker U. GHOUL, c Wintertood, b Walker Mr. G. SI. lielsoo, b Wellwr T. Hoarse. c llernetlng, b Una I T. Sowell. e Oregon, b Grace ll Jiusos Liilyahlle, c Walker, b Orson J. Clll,llr, WA, out T. Ls kyer, c Walker, b Grace E. W libber, c Gregory, b Grace 0 b 4. w 1 I -- Tolal IM ANALYSIS 01 THZ ItOWLII4O. WWI 011:14.—r1192 MOM Hula. Hum. Hableue.Wiclutia.Wides. 234 04 19 0 11 20 21 0 0 0 ... 212 108 10 4 0 r&irs39—rtser maws. 94118 MAIM. blakten&Wlcket&Wides. 132 87 8 4 1 131 78 8 4 0 J. Llywbltb Hearin Orttesh 1 D. Walker E. U. Grace.. - "ilia Troika+ &SUET& 10bRitikakuraut rraterict Revel and (Move Jarring, tads, were charged M r...l:umphrey A ll an, / cattle dealer and cowkeepes in ..beat, Boomtem, with stealing milk. tor mid—At saves eelon lest enniog I saw both the primate is as ..closed Ant in whin 1 have some WWI to pasture. Barrel was boiling th• horns of one of ch. swims's, and Bryant was on his knees bemoth, milking it into his month. I stippom they had been lehkeg it in tuna Magistrato—How mock do you suppose they stole t Whinges—About two quarts, rhea, at twat, for th•eow was milked shortly siterwerde sod on two torts less than usual. ' Cle r k —Why, it f• absolutely hapossible that the boys ould Moe drank that quantity. Bryant—We did on have any, air ;we were going to taste it to use what milk from the oow was like, now that milk was so bed. Magistrate—Thane is little doubt that you had some, but there is no evident", of it. Subsequently the prisoners w ES. ere discharged. THAM Man Ann Bennett, a most narked; thief, And well known io the district by the inelegant soubriquet of " Oat. iron Poll," mu charged with stealing 171. 10e. in gold from a poor woman named Men Asa Marnall, of No. 3, Hams well-terrain, Ns sidoad. Hammersmith. The prossoutrix is the wits of a sailor. Her husband had left her his half-pay allotment note, sod she had been nomiriag her monthly money, sad hoarding it, but Wand of Banta' it in a savings bank, where it would ban been este sod aoonmulating at interest, she carried it is her pocket, and never went sway from home without her gold. if Tuesday night lota she was in • public-house in Well street, opposite the Soden' Home, looking at • man playing • concertina, whoa two girls of light repute asked her to treat them with liquor, sod Mae did so. Her refusal to do so a sesood une brought upon her their hostility, sod they snook her. She returned the blare sod fought with them. The prisoner interfered on behalf of the promeutsix, and took boa home to that la. famous plans, Bluopte-fielda, whin has become proverbial for robberies and outrages. There wen two other memo in the room to which she was istrodnon. They all asked her for drink, and when it was brought into the room a glees of what appeared to be gin was given to Marshall and shei drank it. She had so caner done so than she felt " vary ill and stupid," lad threw herself on • bed. l'he pocket, containing 171 : 10u is sold, was immediately out from her dress by the pristine. She know all that was doing but was unable to resist. The money was vasprd up in • white handkerchief with • green border to it. lira. Marshall was taken into the street again and left there by the prisoner. She went into • public.houss and partook of a bottle of gin gnbesr, which revived her, and meeting with a women to whom she related that she had been plundered of her gold and bad no mesas of reaching Hammersmith, she was sheltered by her all night, and next morning the Gass was put into the hinds of the polio. The prisoner was captured the day passions, and It was proved that she had made several expensive purchases since the robbery. Nathan Jones. 213 K, said the prisoner was • most desperate character. William Walker, • polioe constable, No. 488 K, produced a large sod showy new dross and crinoline, which she had Woman nice the rubbery. He also put on the wile's". bus a pair of Mammon, 13almoral boots with mllitary heals. The prisner-1 have had those boots • week or more. The pol'oe made me walk here without boots. The primate was remanded for • wick, and provided with a pair of very old boots for her feet instead of the new ones which she had only won a few hours. THE BIRMINGHAM BANK FORGERIES. At the Mansion-house yesterday Mr. Wyatt, the solicitor who defended the primeness Benjamin Taylor and Henry Kelly, who are charged with committing a series of extensive frauds and forgeries upon the Birmingham Bank, attended before Sir B. W. Carden, the presiding alderman, to offer two persons as bail for the defendant Benjamin Taylor. Mr. C. Lewis attended to ("pow the applioatiee. It will be remembered that the prisoners were tried at the 'sat maim of the Central Criminal Court upon several indict. tweets for forgery, but the Common Berjosat, who presided, woe of opinion that this particular offence had not been established. There were several other charges of conspi racy spied the defoodasts, and they were pceipooed to the October sissies, but the Common flarjeant directed that the defesdants should be admitted to bail upon finding re cogoisances to the amount of 260/. Two persons had offered themselves as bail in the beginning of the week, bat they were rejected as not being sufficiently responsible. One of the parsecs who now offered himself as sorely was the father of the defendant, an aged grey-haired man of most respectable • He stated, in reply to quer thous put by Mr. yatt, that he resided at Birsaieglasm, and had retired from business and lived upon his property. and be said that he was worth more than the anemat re quired as surety, after all his debts had been paid. Mr. Lewis thou proceeded to put some questions to him. and is reply be said that his property consisted principally of a number of the Midland Banking Company's shares, which were worth 1601. each, and in the whole were of the value of :i,OOO/. lie sold that he had been surety to the same bank for his son to the extent of 3,0001., sod be alp posed his shares would be liable, but they were still in his pores/lieu, and he had not mortgaged or iecumbered them in soy manner. Mr. Lewis inquired whether he was not aware that the total amount of his son's liabilities was something like 40,000/. ? He replied that be was not. He had paid the beak 1,000/. on account of his eon's liabilities to them. In answer to farther questions the applicant said that since these transactions he bad let his house and sold part of his furniture, but be denied that his eon's difficulties had anything tali° with this proceeding. The poor old gentle man burst into tears, and complained of the course of examination to which he was subjected. Mr. Lewis said it was painful to him to have to put such questions, bat he had a duty to perform, and he could not avoid doing so. The two prisoners under charge were accused of a very serious offset:a, and had obtained large sums of mousy by mesas of fraud, sad nothing was more probable than that, if they were once at large, they would be heard of again. Under these circumstances his duty to the public, and as the solicitor for the ormolu ties, left him no alternative but to take all the pro hiltless in his power to prevent any other than responsible sureties from being accepted. Mr. Taylor said be considered be wee quite reepoesible for the sum of 6001., which was the amount of the meognizainoss required upon the two remaining indictments. 11r. Lewis said that upon his own showing it was not so. It was elemr that he bad been ruined by his son, and while be commiserated his position he felt bound to submit that his bail ought not to be accepted. Sir R. Carden observed that the circumstances were no doubtedly very painful, but upon the facts before him he felt bound to refuse the bail. The parties then retired. OXFORD, SEPT. 28. —DIA= or THE PROFESSOR Or EXPERIMENTAL PRELOMPHT.—The Rev. Robert Walker, M.A., of Wadham College, profaner of Experimental Phi- losophy, expired at his residence, Non-hill, near Oxford, yesterday, after a long mental illness. The professor was appointed by the Vice-Chancellor alone until the year 1863, but is now to be elected by a board, onosisting of the Vice- Chancellor, the Warden of Wadhain, the &milieu professor lof Astronomy, the Sedleian professor of Natural Philo ' sophy, and the Aldrichean professor of Chemistry . . I&X.PLOttION AT WOOLWICH ARSENAL.—Yesterday &Merano* a serious accident occurred to Robert WI wing, a man employed at the laboratory department of Woolwich Arsenal, who, it appears, was engaged in preparing percus sion caps, when the powerful detonating mixture be was usieg by some moans exploded with a loud report, and Irving was much injured about he face, ono of his eyes so much so that it is feared be will lose the sight. The suf ferer is now under medical treatment at the infirmary of the establishment. A number of boys are employed in the I Milne factory, aid it is fortunate that the accident was sot I attended with more serious results. OOVNIINMENT IMO:Menet AND A NNUTrIZEI. —The following additioual post-olftees in England will be open on and after the 2nd of October, for the receipt of proposals for theinsuratice of lives or the purchase of govern ment annuities, under the act 27 sad 28 Yid, esp. 43, and for the receipt of the premiums becomiog due to the Poet. master-General, from time to time, under *Detracts for the insurance of lives or the purchase of government annuities, and for the payment of soy sums which shall become payable by the Postmaster-Geoeral under the said contracts ; Audios (Nantwich), A Isham (Norwich), Basioptoke, Beaulieu (Southampton), • (Wiaohester), Biehop's Waltham (Sothamptoo), Bognor, Chatted. March), Chet)- ,n stow ' C oll ingbam (Newark), Cohens (Fareharn), Cowes (Isle of Wight), Granbrook (Stepleburst), Colchester, Chick • (Rushee), Droxford (Southampton), Constable. Droitwicb, i Bosworth, Epworth (Bawtry), Farehant, Fawley (South. &.lepton), Foisted (Chelmdord) , Fleetwood (Preston), i Basting% Barest, Myth. (Southampton), Benailwortb, Littl•biumpton (Aruridel), Mansfield, March, Marshfield (Chippoolism), Neils, Abbey (Southampton), Newark, Newhaven (Lewes), Peokridge (Stafford), Ringwood, St. Leopard's (Hastings), Shirley Common (Sonthemptoo), Shoreham, Titotifield (Forsham), Wedoa, Wimborne, I Wiedsor, Yeadoa (Leeds). These offices will be open for such purposes during the boars appointed for the trawler Moo of money order business. A band-bill (*delete( the ' principal rules of the Government Insurance and Aantdty office, and of the Post-offire Savings Banks, Ito been Frisked • for gratuitous distribution, aid copies may be obtelsed at the above-waned offices. The measure wil4 from time to time, be extended to other past-offices than those sewed above, sad due metes will be given of such extessioes. U application be made to any postmaster foe the extension of the measure to his office, he will at once report the cit. ontostaste to the sontary, [Ad vertieement.]-119LIOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Pn.ts.—An porous sinned with bed legra mar, alma aed skin diseases. who from want of means or other to earmol avail themselves of surgical treatment, may misanstlimaselos of their c oreplanta by ming Holloway • ponifying, eestkim and h e aling remedies. In every maenad silmest tha wmactal Oiatment brings about the mei hesellcial results im checking indaramaiton, cleaning Morena's, sod nobrlsg solunimes. w en .' *Ds, rhamatto sal waif tartans. • )elnilS. serofalowt manage. art arahraMed Mews, my be overeasta gaigesnly rabbles this warm unguent We the skis. Is ell maladies of mama ism* ter enemas thweilea the ilk aboald he Men hatemany Waal me the bat seals alike dia. abbe. end W MO* te the desired sun FOOTBALL AT RUGBY. TO Tll mama OP THR RIPIR/18. SIR,—I shall be much obliged ii 7ou can Sad room is your columns to correct a mistake in your impres sion of yssterday. The football match, Sixth v. School, will take place on Saturday Week, Wt. 111 reported, to-morrow, —I ass. SLO., A. SUGBILIAN. Buithy, Sept. 29. METROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORKS. The weekly meeting of the board was held yester day, at their offices in Spring-gardens, Sir Jour Tnwarrse in the their.—Mr. H. L. Taylor said be wished to ask the engineer some questions which he considered of import mice, viz., what was the amount of the contract for the Northero Embankment? When did the 000tractora corn mence the works, and by what time would they complete them? What was the amount that had been greeted per =oath for work done, and plant pat on the premises in times pest, and what amount wee wanted per mouth for the future to complete the work.? Mr. Miller, M.P., said the isforreation had already bear furnished in the pipets that had been sent round I. the members of the board. The Chairmen said the questions were very itn nortvot, and it would be well that the engi neer should reply folly to them on Friday next. Mr. Newton said be had read • report of the unmade' of the Metropolitan District Railway Company, in which the obsinnao oast basins on the beard for throwing difficulties in their way of proceeding with the works. He wished to know whether that was the fact? The Chairman said it was perfectly clear that the board bad does everything Feasible to facilitate the proceedings of the railway com pany, and had written letter after latter to them and their engineer, urging them to get their plant on the premises, and commence the details of the works. If any fault existed it rested with the railway company. It might have been convenient for the chairman of the company to make that staterneot to the shareholders, but it wee not consistent with the correspondence that bad taken place between the board and the company, nor with the facts counseled with their negotiations. The report of the euromittee was then received by the board aid adopted. A report was then brought up from the Maio Drainage Committee, doting that having considered the e%gestioo of the Metropolis Sewage Company, that the board should bear • moiety of the expenses incurred in the eollectioa of samples of sewage at Bow, for the purpose of making ex periments, they are sot prepared to recommend the board to agree to the proposition. The report was received and adopted. A report was presented from the Streets Coln. mittee by Mr. Phillips, recommending that there should be an inspection of railway bridges during construction and after completion, with • view of ascertaining that the works are executed le accordance with the resolutions of the board, and recommending that such inspection form part of the duty of the assistant engineers of the board. Mr. H. L. Taylor opposed the recommendation, as it would be putting too much responsibility on the board. If the bridges were not built according to the specifies- Hone the board could compel the railway companies to pull them down and rebuild them properly. Ifs would be glad if the solicitor to the board would state his view of their powers ia Emit • ease, Mr. Smith, the solicitor, said the Court of Queen's Bench would compel parties to adhere to the provisions of an act of parliament, but if the board ware to lie by nod suffer a bridge to be mistreated without objection, that might ma. racially affect any application that the board might after. words make to that court, and so doubt they would be reluctant to compel the railer., company to pull deep a bridge and rebuild it. Some other membon having spoken upon the question, the motion was put and agreed to. Mr. Robert Taylor moved, "That it be referred to the Main Drainage Committee to report generally os the pay ment of district surveyors by finer* the extent, value and sonvenisoos of the present districts, and on the expediency of their fusionjaud te-arrangement ; also as to the advi sability of direotiog the payment of the fees collected under dui ant into • common fund, out of which to de fray the payment of a staff of salaried officers devoting their whole time to the public service." He entered into a number of statements, 'bowleg the very imperfect way in which some of the district surveyed performed their duties. After a long discussion the motion was put and agreed to. The rested the business was disposed, of and the board adjourned. CONSERVATISM AT NOTlnsomAm.---The conserva tives of Nottingham oa Thursday evening entertained at dinner Mr. A. G. Marten, the iesauccessful candidate is their interest at the late general electioo. Advantage we. also taken of the occasion to present Mr. Marten with a service of plate, which his friends is the borough had sub scribed for, with a view of testifying their " admiration of bis character ad their appreciation of the abilities be mani fested is the advocacy of °enervative principles." Mr. W. Parsons presided. Is replying to the toast of his health, Mr. Marten summed his high sense of the kiodsees he had experienced since he bad come amongst them is Not tingham, both from friends and opponents. While flank ing them for the handsome testimonial that day promoted to him he assured them that what be valued more than anything Om was that they had shown so completely as they had done their approbation of the Course which he laid down to himself ; in the first place as to the principles which he professed sod slimmed ; in the second piece as to the modal is which he expressed them; and thirdly, as to his conduct during the miner. He thought they had every ream to be amousged with the result of the costes!. On the day of the deelaratioe of the poll they did not show bite a defeated party. He was the male use of the candidates who Game down aid was present at the dem aeration, mod was there to return hie thanks to the voters who recorded their votes in hie favour. He rather thought they were kit in pomemiou of the Bed upon that examicie. More than that, they could Dot fail to recollect that upon that occasion more votes had bees reseeded than were given for any amervative candidate previously—dist roan yahoo by 400 wall gives than had bees recorded ter the amperes. give candidate in INC sad mare roes thee were recorded for the seemed liberal candidate at the shelties is the mine year. He &meat. thareAsea, they would epee that Use result showed most favourably so far as the prospects of their peirtim were anstaraed ; said he might spin express W Wise that Is. aisle* be niaissil we Lag es amlast Err Nelilebem fH/"S GAZETTE. Ilmom z'A,ser - - IPSD/22 02 1104102relti AID 7021181111 IrASTKIJILASS, !Li 011TAINSD AT TUC OFFICS OF VIZ CHILI aakunsaa, Conn W satiasariAilaa.r aasonanaa at frwrlnza.l urps. WILLIAM JOHNOOM, Hlgkeet, 111srylebome, builder, mi weir der Ike IL at 11/ Hussar 600011, Lhapel-street, Bedtord•row, cainie,4311.1 1 . 1141 & Jona Weimer. Harting, Same& OM. 19. at 11. Cuanza Bloat Waaaiß. taledonlan-road, LDng4oa, en 12 012 92. Oct 19, at LL Min MYR/ BITI2OII, Tbotnatotreet, Islington, Oct. 19, at 11. MARL= W tea, I .te of Om Hotel de Provence, Leauter- Ware, bank Mirk, Oct 19, at 11. Gana:Lan AMU, COmillerelaSatraek awl s , Slam deal er . Oct. 19, at IL irruaLs ammo?, High Holborn and Hammereingib. &m -anatee, Oct. 19, at 11. JAKOB BLOOM, Claranoc,lace, Clayton-square, commilubm seat, Oct, 19, et 11. GIORGI NaLPORD, lioblebet, Brixton , bear retaller,Oct. l9 ,M ll . Joan BALL St Jobabotreetdmid, themanoomer. Oct 19. at 11. I , IIIDIMICII COX, Walkeeek.ener, Hotta). maliber7 nosee4 Oct 19. at 11. JAMES 'Atoms* CocKSMILL, Hammemmitli, Oct. 19 it IL 'THOMAS DAT. Alpha egmare,Camberwell, Orauchurchetreet, ditaier In wines, Oct. 19, at 12 PIIfLIBseT Coronation-pbtoe, Woks Ifewington-road, agent for French bows, Oct le, at 13. Salem gout, st. Woad, lamp denier, OM 10. at 12. !WM nun. Lowg Dillon, Surrey, Ott 19. at IL BoWAILD Dolls6oll, Now Northotrest, 3 49 Hon-witore. licensed Motualler. Oct. 19, at IL 11121MISI Jests, Catherine-Week. Stepney, and Great Western wharf, Paddington, builder, Oct. 19, at 12. Joel ALUM Miereann, Ventanipiace, Idoomtburyoututre, and Pileludewlane. City, wide osurokaat, Oct 19, at 12. IDAATIN 1110 1 S1 DUNAMASA. NOW Unionitreet, Little lloorfirlds, bootinaker, Oct. 19, at 13. • Slit itostirr NicsOurds, Baronet, Clapham', Sorrey, Oct 19, at IL L A Mama', Mincing-lame, and London-efreet, Fitzroy square, tailor, Oct 19, at IL Amu lionnama imam hewer 1411 s. Berkahin, paper maim Joh 19, at 1. RISK/ ItloTTLOrorecottage,Haverstock-hill,commbelon agent, Out 19, at 1. Hamm Dnkoot,Aldgate,general dealer,Oct 19, at 1. Jowl Itirocm. Greek-street. Soho, wine merchmit. Oct. 19, at 1. Jamas tlitekoudirick.lane, W LitechapeLge eraldealicAltl , l ll , lll . JOHN SMITH, liontroberietrace, Nottbaphill, arspeater. Out 19, at 1. UMW TAUMTOM, Thrawletreet, Brick-lane, marine store dealer, OM 19, at 1. WILLIAM Von Gana, Ceellotreet Strand, merchant. 0ct.19, WILLIAM ilexmaxit, Richmond-place, andswor a th road, builder, Oct. 17, M 12. CMAILLM/ Varna BOMDISON, Winchesterttreet, Pimlico, coat• miedon agent, Oct 17, at I. Jolla Olturrimr Barnum BCDenl. Willemlu.green, Mirk In an uanisce (Ake, Oen. 10, 8A DoJALD GU/Us, Southampton, hotel keeper. Oct. 12, at 1 1 . Csaatst Wawa, Harrow, Middlesex, Muller, Oct. 19, at 19. MAILS. JOMS Jolla, Walbroo ironk, merchant, Oct. 1.2, at 1. WILLIAM WRATRIUT Moms, Lewisham, Kent, grow, Oct. 12, at 1. GROWLS MAROUM 20011.1111ACK, Boutha plea, pork butcher, Oat. IL at 1. WILLIAM Cinema. 111-nbeint.place, Peckham, hatter,Oct.l,7 at 11. WILL BOLO? VAN BA NN" 00111111trO,PiaCes 2. 48 w mina worth. retired dell servant, Oct. 17, at 11. WILLIAM BILIDGWAT2II PUN, illUlkocoft, liampahina and Isoutlianpual, seed mendiant, Oct. 17, at 11. 0A21.2r, Staultin, Bedford.hire, tailor, Oct. 17, at IL. WILLIAM SMALLS 1.011110/Tr, Kentetreet, Botithwark, and New ington grove, Bonemonger-lane, printer. Oct. 17. at 1. WILLIAM HAULM, 11•11.plam, Dlalgahlll, Wankel' in bad Ma jesty's Customs, Oct. 17, at 1. 010101 WRIGHT. blrmlngbain, packing cam Maker, Oct. 9,1( JUni WARPS/AT, Illrminglutm, ablest maker, Oct. 9, atlo. Wawa Monts WALLA Coventry, MA dyer, Oct 37. at IL linwaxisdlooMman.-pitoadiuttrwSlisilinlanum. commercial tra. Oct. 17, at it. - (Maga DAVST CATTILL, Howard•Areet, cosmetic mantdactu. Oft. 10, at 11. Donn Law= Evens, Monmouth, victualler, Oct. ln, at 11. Joss Bastoseit Ilitenta. Bristol, corn merchant, Oct. 10, at U. WILLIAM Jos's, Swansea, grocer, Oct. 10, at 11. WILLIAM LLIWAILLIN 91010A21, Newport, Monmouthshire, grocer, Oct. 10. at 11. RIOSIAILD BoUGHIPOIII, Birmingham, pead button manufacturer, Oct. 6 at 10. WILLIAM Maria', Aston Manor, near Birmingham, painter, 00t.9, at 10. .914101 T 111111ZWOOD, Aston Manor, near Birmingham, journeymen 'Ware plater. Oct. 9, at 10. WILLIAM a APJALL, Aston-Julta-Billnlnghalli,JOarneylnalltlLOCK , Oct- 9, at 10. Jour W Stan. Winton, Lancaddre, bootalasr, Oct. 14, at 91. CHARLIS FILAIXIS 1101.?, &Mord, painter, Oct. 14, at 91. HINNY (Mount STIIOIIS, Swansea, emirs, tor, Oct. 11, at I. JOHN JlOl/1100a, Weelownpon.Treirt, alone cutter, Oct. 9, at . GEOIOI 012111 1111ANNI011, 111 age QUI o, Northampton, miller, Oct. 15, IA IL CHARLES HANDING. Klngaton-tipon-Hull, licensed victualler, Oat. 7, at 11. Thomas ensoolialaig, Birmingham, Rutlandahlre, blacksmith, Oct. 16, at 11. THOMAS CRAMPTON, Manchester, waste desks, Oct. 11, at 14. JAMES (MCII, Leeds, oordwainer, Oct. 11, at IL SYDNEY SMITH, Ueda, glom dealer, Out 11, at IL ROUST LIIIIIIITOrMia Nlcitingur, Kerby, Lincolnshire, labourer, Oct. 12. at 10. Jusierfl 1 ANOZDALIf Old Lentos. Roth,e cottager. Oct. 11,, at! WILLIAM BISON. Liverpool, licensed victualler. Oat 11, at 11. WILLIAM PIOMTT, Middlevrich amain, Lamed vlotnaller, Oct 11, at 1. WILLIAM &mots% Bury. Lancuh., coafectionsr, Oct 12, at 10. MARGAIXT Jonas, Llangollen, widow, Oct 9, at 12. JOHN Beam, Newcastle-under Lyme, late Maker, Oct. 14, at 11 HENRI temis, Pan y prldd, tleinorgansh., tailor, Oct. 9, at Airlift) JUDD, Great Bowden, Loloesteralure, anetionee Oct. 16, at 11. THOMAS Otero., Cambridge, holler maker. Oot. 17, at 12. JOHN WILLIAMS, lautwit Yardre, Glamorganshire, assistant overseer, U t. 9, at 11. THOMAS CSAVINI, Leicester, machinist. Oct. 21, at 10. WILLIAM RUSSIA/IS, @Meer', etaftv dab.. 000 per. Oct. 11, i 11 LAST KT A MIN ATMS& Nov. 22. J. Poole, Acton rumen. Staffordshire, licensed tualler-Nov. AL L. J. Blair, Uttozeter, Staffordshire, attars, -Nov. 14..1. Taylor, Nottlogliam, ale merchant-Nov. 14. 11.. Flint, Marchay. Derbyshire, late tallow chandler-Oct 16. •. T. H. Davenport, Coleford, Gloucestershire, surgeon's assistant -Oct. 19. 0 Chapman, Sedate YorksMre, innkeeper-Oct. 19. F. Kibler and J. Educe, jun., Huddersfield, wooLleu merchant -Oct. 19. J. Stephe son, Harrogate Yorkshire, grocer-Oct 19. W. Watson, Ym k - Oct. 19. O. Forth, Kipon. Yorkshire, joiner -Oct. 16. IL Roberts, New Brighton, Che.hire, dealerin dates -Oct. 17. J. Roberts, Birkenhead, beerhonse keeper-Oct. 211. C. Hulse. Manchester. grocer-Oct 20. J. B. Yielding, Saddle worth, Yorkshire, cotton saleemsn - Ock 10. .1. Tait, Bolton, Lancashire, grocer-Oct. 17. 0. Walker. Manchester. maw newsagent- Oct IL A. Lilian, Manchester, hosier -Oct. 11 Davenport and J. Swindells, Stockport. joiners-Oct. 18. bhelton, hymn. Leicestershire, butcher-Oct. 31 J. linen . , Skip with, Yorkshire, wheelwright-Oct. 12. Elsa immoni, Bath, boardinghouse keeper -Oct Xi. A. Minty. Batheaston, Sourer se.shire-Oct. 26. IL R. Cripps, lioncktoa Carobs, Somerectshire. innkeepee-Oct. IL J. Snook Bath. chair and sofa maker lick la. T. Booker, Chi heater, butcher-Out 13. R. Rogers, Westboarne, Sussex. miller-Oct. 27. P. Harem, Levensbulme, Lancashire, profeadooal gymnsat-Ort. V. H. Btapfer, Chorlton upon.lledlock, Lancelet re, dentist-Octet J. Batt, Manchester, taker - Oct. 27. ./ Comfort, Man,iseeter. bile owchast-hot 11 J. Robinson, itepton, Derbyshire, grecer-Oot. 10. 0. Worthing ton, of Farnsworth, Lancashire. provision dealer-lot. 17. O. Skinner, Dlgby, Lincolnshire, cordwainer-Oct. 19. B. 8. Kersey, Ipswich, cabiaet maker-OtSteedman, Liverpool, shipwright -Oct. 16. O. Wo o dolley, 3. North llountsorrel Leicew Meddle, beerhouse keeper-Oct. 24. T. Morred,Neweasile-upno- Tyne, picture frame manufacturer-Oct. 11. S. Oliver, Nalingto, , , N or th um berland, journeyman atone smaser-Oct fft. J. AMR, Wrortou, Oxfordshire, carpenter-Oct. 19. Mary Elliebeth Smith, Long Sutton. Lincolnshire, late teacher In a seminary- Oct. 6. W. Ashdown Milton•next-Ormeand. Kent, fly driver No . 16. T. Wright, Richmond, Yorkshire, wheelwright -Oct. ' W, 3, Morgan, Minton, Olsmorgarehire, butcher-Oct. W Clone, tooitchers's, Cumberland, butcher-Out. IL W. Crethighar Suffolk, maltster. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. August 4. Jane HOWDLN, Jun.. ingston.upon.Hrill, merchant' , clerk. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDEND& Osmitiet.Toooson, Liverpool, bookseller-Lt dividend of any Wednesday, at Terser's. Liverpool. ItOSNaT DAIWA ;separate estate). Liverpool, ship store . -let dividend of 10s. 6d., any Wednesday. at Turner, Liverpool. ED% IN 10)0INS (separate estate). Llangollen, plumber-Ist deed of es. ea., soy Wedneeday, atlarnete Liverpool. Louise and JOlllta Llangollen. plumbers-9.nd &Want Is bd., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. flarrni Orman Over, near Windom', miller-Ist dividend Is. 24., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. Trouts Wiitissa Liaorws grocer-2ud dividend of 4 any Wednesday, at Tames, Liverpool. WILLIAM CIO NDZIDALZ. Liverpool, timber seerchaat -Ist dend of ad., any Wedoesdar, 'Mohr's. Liverpool ANN BAINMILIDOIL Evertoo, Lancashire licensed victualler-) dividend of 34., any Wednesday. at Turner's, LiverpooL W. M. WILLS iseparate estate), Liverpool, merchant-lst deed of es • any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. JOHN WILLS (separate estate). Liverpool, sairrchant-lst divi dend or fia. 6d., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool JAMINI GRIMM Inn., Made., Lancashire, builder-2nd &M. deed of 244., say Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool. DIVIDENDS. Oct. le. W. Aldworth. Oxford. corn merchant-Oct. 16. A. Bray Joint and separate estate). Choppards, Yorkshire, woollen menu racturer - Oct. 16. W. Senior, sea., Thorpe WI Intighby, Yorkshire, tallor-Oct. It W. bled." Ripoo, wine merchant- Oct. 13. It Thorpe, l tremor* seed crusher-Oct. 11. 0. John ston, pen.seninee r, Cameroonian, 00640151100 agent-Oct. 11. S. Edwards, Liverpool, grocer-Oct 11 1. Jones, Newtown, Montgomeryshire, grocer -Oct 16 A. IlValloch and IL perky. 1 iverpool, ship store aserchants-Oet. 11. J. Young, Liverpool, late manager-Oct. IS T. Oldlield. Balmer, Yorkshire, atone mason-Oct. W Mills. Wales& Staffordshire, broker-Oct. 1! 3, o r g, kiedoestord, Stagordshira, farmer-Oct 12. J. Ricketier, Walsalt Staffordshire. licensed victualler-Oct. it W. Knight, walmll, provision merchan -Oct. 12. B. Cole, Darke ron Staffordshire. licensed victualler-ost it. W. Tyler sen., , Wednesbury, Staffordshire, Drerhouse keeper - Oct. 9. J. Bone, jun., South Stockton, tailor-Ock 9. J./Edwards, Middlesbrough, painter-Oct 0. J. Prank, Stockton-ea-Tees, tailor-Oct Horne" Middlesbrough. grocer-Oet. 0. A. Fraser, Thornaby. Yorkshire. late quern man-Oct. 16. E T. Monk and J. Brook, Hudderslield, elk spinners. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. H. T. Howley and T. Rowley, Bristol, wine merchanta-R. Eavenhlll. J. Salkeld, J. It Br 'mobil!, and R Hodgson, Glass house fields, Meckwall , engineers. so far as regards R. Ras enhill and J. fiatireld-B. Haworth sod R. L. Ashworth, Woodhey, Lancashire, mane during chemists -D. W. Willitemo and W. Wilkinson, Queen's Headvasasge, Paternoster-roe, Ignegis otters -K Lockhart, jun., and T. li. - Young, Chehurford. Ken, leen drapers-F. J. WUllsms, IL G. Cooper. and B. C. Morpeth, ea. choral-street, 'Meow brokers, en hr as regards It C. Morpeth -A. McKnight and Z. J. Powell Birmingham, Ire Iron menu. lecturers-8. Laveridge, C. F. Clark, and Z. Willin= „i lver. lumpiest, brass foonden, so far as regards IL 91 Magnus, H. ILegoas, and Magnea. ac ASa , C I W. ; manufacturers, so far as regards J. Magma- . Brogrdee sod J. Smith, Keighley, Yorkshire, worsted apinersJ. T Swallow and G. . idg Maoshester, cosmologies agentslL & Jerson and J. Sanders. Bristol, whokaalseeefectioners-S. S. Smith. N. H. Smith, sod W. H. Milk (Be* Olty, dip benhses, so far as regerds B. S. decd-IL M.Jeltries me D. N cia = Weir's Mille. near Oxford, paper (Ma nes sit, sod G. Ooodshild, Flosbeuy-plaes and Crossairest. Yhashary, job masters-Misabeth Cotton and Ju Tut road, brush manufscturers - CCU and L Woad. Brom, Gloomier, aucMoneers-W.iet P..i. Llorsilya sal ak IL A. 801 l Isficka= o ,lwasditkw, imignea-M. Okalete and G. Naos, , ball liaaadsaa-41 ti lt awl A. H. Ball, Taddlagkan. sod 11001Viratra=81111111dalsi muchanta. THOMAS /tarok Boman, _Ocracoke. 11 1 6seradri, farmer, Oct Lai Lien NW Turubsw a law". Onoory MONJIAT Lam 111aipw, amerdalaTh77oa 1. at BeflLa MAK Dundee. ...' .. . ,-, . . . •„, . • . . • o / ' ... . •, , - / A r • " ./ NAVAL AND MILITABY; • C"'"" ADMISALTT, Sem 29.-A ProlinsUm. ...N._ tato P. B. Von Donal> to the lleneties, e k e .hose J, of service has expited. Ohnee k - " r • - ---- - - J. G. (TOommell, odditiesel, to the lod- , tra as ati /...... . kbasiao. ---.. Paymaster W. M. Shanks to the Revenge. , • • ! ow .. J. Goopa, to the Cumberland, eslditk e e ~„ my gsr ard ; Dr. Leonard H . J, Bayne, to the 1, ....,- '''' ' 0•• Sisg•em br W°° T. lw P ich . Simmons lard Dr te . the Wirers ( a .. 6 ....0 9 , , • Ella / b eked) OP g ''' 33 1/04 11 - - - * 4l : "Sitimer A W etin v : i ffileceed j : "Wm l P . "" Class ourr. 4°t A FAi l h esi o lti"ffe e t W ta he n ivers t m j E . 4 . n ß ea gl oo r ,a e k en ; sad sad J. 1 t t i. L 05i ,;,,,„ 1, :. ' Nig* . • • ••• r• 'lf * • ti ~, 7 . . • . , ..t • • the Adelaide, fee the Greyhound. -g - am ,Roc' s doe Th kyaid • twin f th em e irom w s eased teaus- f ten 4a li te ° er liA , Bevi co i r pb ustru m eted *P :i IL ••••"' - Vie el v ... , , ca rry ,•3 t tie .....""311 atiMnir le Lam - • TT pod SW ' horse power, having been Stied with her eagles ao r la - if P....-.........-..--.. chinery, a trial of the working of the earns was meie he& . 10 first time today with hitffly astufeetery anal 'L. O. The "Mr tondos is eoesterseeed on the double screw Triad* ga l ' ! 'V t meadow,' drives the two screws placed beneath deg .r - - it. quarters of the lama on the pert and starboard eide k - ' 4 ",4 t• i • pro will P i:l i t batheageereddenntebYtteitswoorkwn iud edia eP"d con fti trary ma 'ai rs u ms.. 44 ,... . r... .•••••• one of the most important features in the doable mem•• cipla. Both mews sr* four bladed, and with the ---' Ir-4 '' making 300 revoktions per mine* which they en t o Z ' .. lor . " to realms, a mese speed of seven bete per bear en o. ••• readily °Misled. The engines, which are by R oom J „; • ~. !eve and Bee, are on the bigb-preseum priseipleogi u , n. .•:' I It r • Me of worlds( cap to wady ten times the, mead hii. ' ' llll il 'F. • 6 power. They occupy bat • small place is the mks d % trader, end when not required in use me be li fted 'IL • l. ~.._:4 .1 7- 7 7r.' L i : MA lIKETti. gt __i l ie r -- .1- . ---•--- , .....- . . • j• ' r. BUGA.oo4osrot, Baer. 29.-11e0 Emma f. ‘ ' O'' active, Mid a ionaiderable beam= has bees Memel I. . . 1 .. spot is raw sa d robed at a feather advance of Is. le 114 • -. l- eer cwt. ••• ep a. mailleria TALLOW.-TernAY Evllolol.-The tallow *the g • • a, steady to-day. Spot, 46a. sew • 45e. 9d. old ; Gime 1, belss a t 4 ill Ise December, 46a. ticked, 459. 94 . offered; December, 41, . January, 47e. 9d. ; March, 48e. 3d. ; sown tallow, eh. gi tint MACIT. BI . net cub. At amities there was as mice Mend, mu se, 1,700 casks offered 1 . 200 sold. Australian ted, %A I 0 4 : • . 46e. 6d. for weak to fine. South American Me. 1.1. ke sr, pep= Coen ant on was steady today, w;theat e m u intivaime . Cochin, 49a. 94. to Ws. Bd. ; Ceyloe, 44e. Ma l Ogrfilliedet • • se Mber *sae" I We ~!- Me. 6d., both 3 mouths prompt for cub ; 495. foe faun "' sod 46e. for latter. Sydney, • anon lot _good at aid Ear s, Oaleat „ i d 41k. el. ; very low, 43e. to 4.3 e. 84. Falre 00 fan e ta. 41s. fine Lego . No palm set oil efface'. sail Ma* • ro 0()TION.-Liwznicot. BM. 29.-The lute babe • ea the Mte • ; 1a cotton kit week has been followed by very mak des -PlerGeem operatives, sod prim bays continued to &drat= pans jo, laxly on Tuesday and Wednesday, the confides,. of boles clotincs being einedabid by the widelycztended demand Wes ILA MAZY, suniption at home, as well sa on the °peewit. will ki. er stead the es • . ha- vices frogs America and elsewhere give no aertain Wawa stagers. h e of increased supplies. Yesteidey, pending the Mines *Mow* or • . il lr • of stock, with the 'dream of the Bask rate to 41 wait, OILAVALS P • slaa•NM B.C. the market was comparatividy quiet. Bee laud =Wm u. in waive request at fall pneeit. Antenna hie lash VIRII/41/21 word demed, sod ham beeone very mice IMMIII6I/ JUI wick and cer, an &drum ci 24d. per lb. The demand far Bast be ass ifili.CLll seas bees lane, at saidmes of lid. to lid. pr lk k will be • seer Egypte s the treamiatiose have been very exteseettemp, October (w Aar out the week, and qesestione are about 2d. per Ih. demble rier, Macke A Smyrna a moderate bemuses has beam dose at Id. yell me el. ; retina era **reformer rats,. East India demeriptioea have eisega - Wawa • ... panuarre beads to • very large extent el daily advanced rele ;le Ow. supply has been liberal, bet the inquiry hes been so =sin 1. to enable holden to seise the quotations ea the mem* . H"TE ' TION of per lb. Bengal is only 14. per lb. higher on the wit WA sail far ; while the =vas= is China varies from ici. to lfd. perk lea= IL good cotton Wog isessesially scam. Speculate's Mete. • eu of Ser, during the week 84230 balm ; exporters, 23,170 bike od • *tame Mee the trade 81,430 bales of all kinds. We have Ind aim ' Obese at a • . demand again today, sad a wild and excited market el i nk per lb. advance on yesterday's rates. The sales ere AO i &TM = B 4l. '"` =lee, of which 20,000 are for export and specelathe Be • . meted deck of cod* in the poet declared tbie maileg : G IL IA Pam. only 8,785 bales above the estimate. The filisekg PANTSO -. are the oddest, gene** , ef heir Odessa, 2.144. ; Wail . idly (Swim mr . Orbansalfd. ; middling Mobile, 21gd. yMe ald 7: ' ZASTIMN off silt. • leenamillm I. COTTON GOOD& -Mesonserree, film 29.-76 enit-lote . iller, market, which yesterday exhibited a quieter tons me Me* Is. ed. queen of a rumour that the forthcoming quartalintsed E a si d nd 10 . the stock co cotton at Liverpool was likely to show a bop 11. exams over the current retains, has fully newest i.d 011ese, 44 t I : this morning. The excess in stock. it appears, is oaly abedcomer, 8,000 bales. In consequence of this return, and el able from New York, that 000011 is aged& quoted bra I rpnx JO D. 45 owls. per pound, there has been as immense beiges „ scant offering in the yarn market to-day. Irr p :l i i i tineir a .. large business and muck excitement is re be • mem tr• • IL kb hes been probably more excited than at say ham. 1860, and an advisee of Id. per y,ound hes been 'Mb - burr I rte. yam on the rates of yesterday. The production of "ham Ditto beer ie deeply preen seed, and business clove very active, die Bp. I. W. a Moog upward tendency in prices. la home-tzetle was . '''---- 6 . J. we have also had a strong and active market, sad pm ÜBL 61 ",,,S ere 14 to 2d. per pound above the rates of Tuesday. 2M-. ." D • b a , nas - cloth . market has hardly gone so well. leer • l'lnti , r t a la footmen are perplexed because they find it impaled* la The Emil 10144 s many cases to place orders for yeas to cover the WM* '• %ilia Eve slates order. offered them by merebants, and buyers, bedidebb fa • MATO. us L it. tmogg iddte- era the utmost difficulty in either getting cloth er lz I for delivery within a reasonable tlens. are takes once. Semi , tl• ~,,,,,t by the great advance of price which is required. lea= railway ti, m,. queue of the costae return having diaappotnted 011 11 9 1016 % Owed rates. 5. H. not only are Liverpool brokers withdrawies . tettes fres bouroton Skip- offer, but our spinner, are also withdrawing their loas , ler tall • _Bath. that manufacturers do not know what terms to off= sal '"' r • those who do so have been so exorbitant in their deenads ishlre II Y ..' die ,' as to check business. In the market for cloth, theaters, °ge m poly a very limited business has been done today, altbosik Owenseas2e. - ,ulme, it ie known that large orders are in the heeds of been lined awl loorist. 4 diton- waiting for execution. Ott Saud tester, ..... 27 * it CORN.-CecLueroan . Sim 29.-The weather dill em' ble styles ,-, .3- dimes dry, and the condi*. of the new wheat is • " • • proved-for such them was a good demandat an oda= I.llr irpool, of Is. to 2s. per qr. Red, 34a. to 39m, extra, 41x. ; willa ~ . MiCell. 42a. to 48e., extra, 50s. Barley but little dee offaleM , ay:: , AM's- such would make high prices. 25e. to Ms. ; malt*, at " mi...... qr., to 40e. Besse firm at late rates. weer. ::o. AMU, Rabe and ;a b e d. LLWCOLI. Ran. 29.-We have had • moderate sandy d , E.! . jai nary- wheat, and red made Is. per qr. more mosey , whilst Mae al river- was 2.. higher. Barley unchanged is value. Wheat, ad, 4 2. )22 - 27 . 35e. to 41a. ; white, 47a. ; barley , 28e. to 36e. ; *IA Ili 2°' J. to rt.. E Y 0 Joby, Lressenor, Sm . 29.-We bad a goad attendan ce at es , - and . market today, with sly • =Aerate bruises peedlit c• US / 4.4. Manta Wheat firm. sad ld. to 24. per metal dearer thee m Tuesday. Floor steady, and about la. per meek and bend ). end ch.*. dearer. Isdian corm quiet and unchanged. of ft., TILL()Z' WM:MILD, Sew. 99. - Show of wheat not lerge. ' „i-ir a • " Me. Lt. • • - niedellares. ratherroold ra held wor this . agna be A rt nie ' Lafr..ThstepthOnehzyilts.bertead_wPriNmyh...t.Oate24:39BeasAiskaddlheset.. 4 " dlvi- 41.. 1044. ; barley, 1,040. at 3.k. 1144. ; oats, 323, II .: Ka end of 22 .• 2 1 4 . • ism t • c oo c y OGALB.-LownoS, Sam 29. - WON'', 171. ; Idis : day es e - Ma= 19s. 3d. ; Walls Bad Remo, 20e. 9d. • Walk Js Tend, 1 4 1d-. Percher Primrose , 19 a . ; Walls End Booth Heitoe, 20& 94 4 • Wags Bed Tamale, 19s. ; Walls End Remo Hall. 19t_ ~• it/ A G: 8 did - Walls B a d Sat ilarU•poot, 900- 6d- t Walls Bed d.' Wks • ter-Ist Belles, 19e. 94 ; Walls Bed Teem SOL &I. ; Canal In Gaffe= Melting, Ns. ' • Walla SKI Staffordshire, VI " as P 1 P 1 at dirt- --Ships at market, 27 ;eekl, V. beret - i A diva-. •• m , id Ma- Du Barry's delicious health restoring Revalsata OCI•• a • Arabia loot cn.ss, without medicine a teeoeventeecc _ (laaorii, Cough, Asthma, Commotion. M 13 111. A. C r a pttation,Doirmpetton. Nervous. mow. Wier. awl woollen sompleta ls, and wares My times Rs cost IA Oibet lIIMEML 1.1 nighby, WOO awes maually.-= bray sad Ow, No. TT, ta36 chant- Loadcm, W. la Has, Db., In rO.; Wee.. 2M. - At. ifeagi... ). John- (Alvorticromot). , " M r it-Oct. II .t 0..., BIRTHSAILBJAOBI3, AND DEATHS. =IA Dater, saes • Dealer, , • rerpool, -4.-- Le* • e, come BIRTHS. er-Oct. ADAMS.-September it, the Ufa of Mr. 1". Adams, 1111111122 22 . 6 TES t• is J. of a bier. mn... 12.. W . Dir o r w irf . a: her n.q. A . lt a iledlaada s. Boma, Basta. Ow wil l 1) . ........r i g l „.• 111114LIAN.-11setamo r. w. her fte." 2B. at . O.ra f ... well virdlias. bouth KO' ---.'" HA alltAll.--11eptember V. at ha Stepbetes•road. 11170 ,222 . et. It Z. the wife of W. P. Hama. Nu.. of a daper. wrnao,,b.i. srram.D.-Septsesber Tr. at Haley upper HMO' • ----• street, tbe wile cot T. T. bletheld,lsq.. a clUghtei. ww,...................,. at tnrern es-terrace, Sesalnetta• gardens. W., the wits el J. Whitehead, iml.. of • SCIL rota-B: MARRIAGES. n, Glare- r t a. e .u.s ., D aw Alt w t ake4. BTlol4o-- 00 17 theNQBAUSIDT„ W. W. W. li m ulL ber C W A. , a A l mitions 6l . 3 " 77 :4: an d ur n Jelin's WOOL Owe. to Owens, daughter et MIL • S r,tt W W Kr agard. DY-OLYV IIIML U..-SeD4IDIDIT 27. et 2 4,120 b 7 thl W il 1616 - . 2 41,,, wonmatimEaveT y a a :: oirue.sa ; cl±o vei mpowed. : Arr hert . :losie w A.m. . sue of , dmw Dr. h l u erry .d , masa. o. vow el 11 , so m a . sr. at et. George's. 9100rodgim R 1 .., . , m reo.. vr i x.rtu ldr. M.Ts...ollBl.4rughwi=74=:T.TH.Afru.:klaacl.of Ga Ne d w tord. 2ealand. to Ito . et I • • FM • =hatil":161113:1°.::11. Bli n c t Ad vium""m' es ll 4 l3.l"mbrr uire Hi a . "- --ifertas aftber ws liadris : . itari.T.T.lAG.gurkm.Cl:atatireirvi"."l.lAissdroloSsfat:i.reemiT:ct.oCb."4. 81-IwitT:uad.Ome. a h url. fob 41330111 D- 5 l 0i le, at Tunbridge-wells, W. D. e MY • & Wee& Ta n lf i l„ . " 4 -Some ft ember DI, M DMIALOrd, lltddlesez 1 1 " • ir• ied IL A. alai. . S 4 ff. busk =4 moiler. 11, • ileth, Ineateneateoloed 0. • set & N. Omsk wehudar .........-Ceevemererver•-•-• The •• famer, Meet see Tebtaffssd witztax zee - . - .) ----4 111Aini• r ei , LembeoSseest be the by atur et teem& Pris. eWhilsteemor• • iotia = Omer, In lienemectreet. is the erseenot ce 2 ' ffAilllati. 111W0 sa issi , . . um i - i AD) taio pY