The Express. — London, England, 1865-08-07 00:00:00

SPORTING INTBIZIGINCR. THE YESTINGSOF TEE WEEK YO Yin *DMZ Off kite area Bmg,—A busy week is before the ming world, See tam-depi esestbmge haviag to come o ff between Mon. dwaedFridep, sad all of them eamuning imponance, more wawa The poet week's bunnies s was dully seisugh got =Wh im ; three days at Brighton, sad twe lame, the etiolation of all demo of the racing con musky, who were treated to some fair sport, if set to fair weather, at the era aide ametkog. Lome, aeveever, was a m in some partionlarly the Handicap, se tar as the stem et the kid west, as it exceeded those for the &Jahns and Ooodwood Stakes pat together. Th e malt kvoar at Joie Davis, who was beaten costly by Ramiro kw the Obeeteraelit Om, at Goodwood, Wads to strengthen the Idea thst the 3-yrold ought to have beaten Simpkins her the Cteesiweectensdag the latter never wan in the nee with Jets ; • hat toe snob faith met set be placed as We finery, ter Snspielon is sot as everyday Mae, aed astaialy did act ran up to his form on Saturday. The Otto at Brighton was manly a oonArmatioa of theist Goodwood, the fresh eppesities. ts the dive of Caller Os and Elyd mann, making so Memos to By who won very may sole, and rams he peononneed mey beet horse est, " !err pladisteet, whom he NNW seriously tremble if they sheep happen to meet in the Datelines Can. The Freak hone, too, has as oppenest fee the di. Login DOW ADD leeks wonky of him, Ankimsdoe's public kid with liana Jack at Brighten showing thst, it he as only do two miles as well as its ma ens, he will be Snit or second ; but we km, however, be gob ever soma p •• lot •••• at York bit re it will be Itidieloos to think theta plating the smoke fir the St. Leger, aid in the meantime there me metal ether noes to take place that may inflames its scmgamion. Itipm (whamst the lately deceased John Osborne smear t :=ln that are now void) preemee partly cs a ys aid two De three stables look like all the aid prism. But the linntk t eepresdings awk 2 he genseally intereetieg, the great iimkoap, mark affonling a edam oppertuaity kg Ramiro to show what be CID we'lly do owes a distance, as his weight will allow of Mr. Breyley's best jockey, Gismo, having the meat- Haviag beaks. Jobe Davie very 'sally when in receipt of 10th. at Goodwood , sad Sowpinion tidies met signally to give die latter nb at Leen, ne looks on paper quite seeable et beating MA Flevill's horse at 131 b difference, so that as the only other one in the nos likely to trouble him is C lan ' mot, I must look for the meows of liedosire, though the Me *rough John Davie wed Seopteice is sot allepether re liable. The Uleckingbrook Sodom will give the trim& of Crowe Prime a thrice of dissevering whether they were altogether mistaken when hackie( him so freely st Goodwood, fer he rune both La Bute and Cairn gorm with 61b the b est al the weights, and the others are so moderate that the latter looks good enough to best them all. She is in the Nursery at a medium weight, sad also the Milton Stakes, on the second day, hut aOt ic l "well is" as Queen Miry in the ono am, and hoe both amps& Royal and Miss Roland to fear in the other, sup posing the latter to visit Buntingdos instead of Wolver hampton, atom** has a richer stake to go after. The Clevelend Cup ie likewise "abject to the Wolverhaorptce anangemente, Bollyfox being engaged at the bleak country la another cop of precisely the same same and very similar °traditions. Whichever he rune for should fall to hie lot, Redmire only having a chance at Huntingdon is kis ab amok At Welverlarepthe than is a large entry for the 2-yr•okl Stamford Bieeniel ; still the disqualification of Nutrition, who would have had is meet Sebes on the same terms as at Worcester, reduces the race to a match betook the latter and ass of the Duke of Beaufort* Lahti losing the most likely to do battle to the Mope, as Selim looks rather too good fee Mr. Pitt, if it is fair to measure the pair by their rousing with Auguste and Pa mate at Goodwood. In the Staffordabir• Norway thaw ere again some good two-year-olds, Pies Roland. Valerie, and Ozone all being rattling half-milers ; nevenbelem, if Yea tumour* will only rue oa Mt as be did when oeMaille Robin Hood, Stodeet, sad other great gnus, at Stockbridge, and Roden and Groton at Lewes, the beet of them will nos be able to give km the weight. The Wolverhampton Stakes, about two mites, should not give Samantha mush trouble, if ouch a big hone can get round the awkward barna, miss that Raglan, Moose, and Likeness are all mamboed, Hopper wee too lime to run at Goodwood, and The Glizide is not quite certain to run, the best of the others Wog Sandal and Nemo. The Borough Members' Plate (mord day) is spoiled by the nowt performance at Thu us sad Belle of the Ball, their 711) penalties still skin; them the advantage in the weights ; and the Nursery ruining of Valens sad Ozone may show oely OM of them to have a chance against the unprza'ned Labial for the t7hillisgtan Stakes, the latter appetizing quite capable of defeating Las, Alberta, and Valentine, the beat of the other public hones With no Bollyfox against him, the 24th ailo winos taken by the I c z=dL2 ought to get him home for t h e cop, as m.h °unbosom would both be better at home. sod Shr•Ph had Aekworth are also likely to resign. The Three-year- Old Stamford Biennial is at the mercy of Christmas Gaol, who may, however, display his mercy by stormier away, and leaving Auditor at 84 91b, Attache at 84 61b, the Guide at 84 2.1 b, and Joker at 74 131'i to fight it oat, Auditor having most to feat from the Guide. Reading will follow Wolverhampton, as meal, but is in rater jeopardy than ever of Wag "maid by onions' run sing.owieg to Hastiogdoahavh4 blondes established Miff as a, ' fixture" jest before it. TM Berkshire Handicap has sot a very lively prospect, Mr. Brayley baviog three of the moderate l o t & tempting. and thresh's*, to_ifiD with ODO of them probably Eadakkh. The heading (two-year old) Stakes is a more sporting affair, with Tie (Bst 101 b), Chapel Royal (84 10Ib), Qui Vivo (Set 121 b), and TM Squire (84101 b) to help 'well the field, sad it should at least become a mar thing between the two GM named, Qul Vivo haying ria so badly on the last two occaaiosa of his showing that Chapel looks the more worthy to do battle for the Mexicali blue. In Frida' two-year-old race, the Abbey Stakes, The Squire goa l ised 51b, and thus has ell the wont of it with Bake (allowed lb) and Nutrition, me of whom ought to Win, the unlucky son of Natwith being the most likely The other events are ealy of the plating eon; and weak closed for Kann:ord are "object to the previous doings at Wolverhampton and else where.—l am, be., LBW IS It&CEB.--SATIIHDAY. The coacluding day's sport of this very agreeable gather. long was celebrated in the most delightful weather, and with a MOWS quita equal to many of thei mon importast mesa. lap TM attandanes, althoagh not so largo as oa the fret day, was exceedingly good, the maim of carriages that leftlatightoa for Um come bearing evidence to the great popularity of Mr. Verrall's meeting. The Lewes Handicap, the County Cup, and the Nursery. added to fin mime events, made up a very interesting card. One nos, a Plan of 501., woo void is the absence of the required number of starters. Very little was doing as the principal bandies' uatil the numbers were hoisted, when speculation Meanie very active. Richton of the tmatyaix on the and west to the poet. those most in demand being Suspision sad Provinr, though John Davis, Balboni, and Verdant had may Anodic Weed, so good a haadicap woo it consi dered, that 'early every horse that ran wss backed. fins- Pam, the Goodwood Sian hero. 'carroty belied his name, for he never showed proatiassUy in the ran which woo so cleverly was by John Davis that it is evident Danbury suds little or so mistake when they stood him foe "a raker" for the Northamptonshire Stakes. The other creole do sot call for special remarks, and the meeting ter --iiinated with the Nursery Stakes, wherein • hot favourite, unbent, was bowlwl over, the race being won by Lucifer. - 0,13:1105DAT. Mr .Venall may fairly be ansgratulated on the eminent cha misting, t tet tit cif he tier, which throughout was racterised A Nerasmr HANDICAP_ of 100 m 2 tt . vs.... added to • sweep sinks@ of 10 son each, 3ft foe yr Ida , winner of say ,excellent management. A derailed report of the day's set Ile appended. rem after August 3, at tau a in., of the Talus of 100 son, T ax , r ,,,,, FLAT , ( Handicap ) of 50 son. f oe 3. 7 „ag i , 31b ; of two stakes of 100 sever each or one of 200 son., and sower& Hair-snits. slb ;of 300 son, Ilb extra ; soma to save his stake. Hr. 3. Thellussowl My Cob, by Lambourno—Lady Wildair, Throo-quartsmi of a mile. (26 subs.) 3 Yrs, est 7lb (oar 6et iiibi Mr. fludgmen's The Oein, S yrs, Ent, 1b ( &wised) 3 Nutrition BlO Dachas of Newcastle .... 7 2 Lord westrioralandl Papoose, 3 yrs, tot 41b Tribe) eby Knight of Avenel— Queen Mary Tbe following also ran :—Colleen, LeovUle, Fortier. Virtuous, TAO &ado 810 Pinchbeck Bettis. Else, YT0F60,9 eon, and Halifax. Bartle I nc, :3to 1 apt Bella, 6to 1 each apt Hy Cob, The lit.crir p i i. 8 1 Will 8 2 Retribt l er 7 2 6 11 Gem, and Lawn* Bto 1 ant Papoose, sad 10 to 1 apt Vie- B tearo b 44 4 kolas. Ths Own ma first off, tailored by My OA; Papoose, ut r „,,,g. 1 11 and Virtnona, thas Feogmore colt beading the others to the Lucifer 10 Actor 6 10 B distance, where My Cob drew up to lie. Hodgmen's 611 y, Diadem 7 sad heading bar at the commeminset of the shod amok. Chicken Hazard 7 7 Halifax 4 10 rare, won cleverly bv a length ; Papoose beaten two lengths bn Ag mat, lo °_ ae T 4 Oold Pen for *mood plan; Programs colt was fourth, Bella sad Da nis h goi,. .... . ... v r I Th. jgdge CANIS close together were next, Virtuous and Leon& Tag MILTON ffiaccaof 5 son. each, with 50 added, for being the last two. 2-yr-olds ; nits, 80 10th ; Oise, 8d 71b ; wiessn of 60 A 501. PL for 3-rr olds and upwards, weight far . 51b extra. T.V.C. (bolt a mile.) (10 subs.) —High • age with selling silow•°•••• one mil , and • 11 • 1 4 war Mid, Cairngorm., Harriet, Ambition, Chapel Royal, Queen dsrlared void. Wary, Miss Roland, Gladiator, Rama, Crown Priecs. Tax Couirn Cu,, "alas 200 son. by subscription of Tax SCURRY HANDICAP of 5 11078. saels, 2 ft, with 50 10 son. each. with 100 added, for all ages ; weight for age, sided. for all ages ; winner after August 3, at 10 a.m., 71b with penalties sad "Romans. T. Y.C. extra. Thretrquartsre of a mile. (14 gabs.) at lb Lora At. Vincent's Redatk by Artillery—dam by _Black- Age dI Age foot. 2 yrk 754 Sib ancludlog sib extra) ..4. Or 1 L r th 44 , Captain King's Gem of the Sea, 6 yrs, lOst 31b, (including Troublesome .... .. 6 9 Rosins 6 e lathe extra) t.I Ouster) 2 Li 4 h4 Mr. W. Morria's Ambition, 2 yrs, 7st 2lb iincluding 5Me Hawkalmer 6 8 Imogene 3 9 extra'. , (8. Adsms S alukespeare The itollastig also ran :—Attsche. Troublesome, Mephitic , - Benvogito ,Delis Osiris, and Swordsman. Captain King declared to win L a d of the pa i d .. 4 7 Actor with Mephistopheles. A HANDICAP PLATS of 501sova.. added to a sweepstakes Betting .. 2 tolspt Rabin, 4to 1 apt Ifephistopbelae, 100 of 10 son each, 2ft to the food, far lyr.olda and upwards • to 15 apt Gan of the Sea, Bto 1 agst Swordsman, 10 to 1 trimmers of any handicap after Anon 3, at ten a.m., 511; apt Ambitioa. 12 to 1 apt Troublesome, and 83 to 1 (eaoh) extra. One m il e. (13 so w . ) st apt Osiris and Attache. )3fter several failures, Osiris Age Alb Age lb jumped off in front, followed by Mephistorales and Reds" Lytham TAM • diz 4 7 4 5 7 9 the others in good orderfollowed into the p. where Gm of Troublesome 6 A A i Sea drew forward, and Rolm passed Xspidstophass. Hose At the distance Osiris dropped into the rear, and Aaibitioa Greenland e 4 Main a 7 • took third plan, but Radon coming on full of nosing wen T, T•lterer a 13 Ascot tweon alsesrly by a length, Ambition beaten three-quern's of a ' pi 4444 6 10 lomeh from the second. Bg•gdgmaa (who ran alidadi r I TM Cimino= Cot of 200 sees., hlraliscrlption of 10 throughout) was fourth, Troublesome next, MaphistsplaMen each, with 100 added by the wager Docheas el mill Attache finishing last. Clevola ; 3-yr-olds. Tst 2 lb ; four, Bst 71b; fire, Set 136; TUX Liwrn GRAND HANDICAP of 15 son shah, 10 ft, 1 sd di and sged. pit lib ; mares sad planes allowed 4215; with 200 added; Masses extra ; the snood to save his ' m a in 3. 7 , 4 4 d. owed 711). sod mum 4_, T .01g0 and lip. stake. Two WM. (75 subs., 58 A whammy 3 son.) wards, 121 b ; horses bevies started three time and act wee Mr. 1. Day'e John Darla, by Yolltpur—Jamerca. 4 ynk in 1865, allowed 51b. Two Miss and a hen. (22 nabs.) 7A 71b iiazi aro bie ) 1 Ur. J. Puke ad Faroe, 5 yrs, nit teth ) 2 Prises Plarislble a likeeden 4 Atlantan' a loM Uxtafaisia Arkaasaa.S pa, eat Ow. Mbeto e l y ouros) 3 y 2. id ..:: 4 lignite 'She fallowing also ran : rein Jacr."Dalb etar. Bras. ~,Tv a l li sor p 3 HaD A. 4 Bally Isinseed.... a Ctivia, Dolma° ' =LerrkgiariPrPoovialri:, Verdent, - 0 77— erfare. ' , Orace Dating.... I NM= S Old Wa.dee 3 Ackwortb Bett•og : 4to 1 each apt Suagnioa sad Premises., Bto I Ac ed m i apt John Davis, 10 tel 1 east apt Verdant sad HAW, 12 0 4 43,34wg le 1 opt Pirrike, 100 tel 7 sash eye Barn aiml.ltesse. OW W. Assn Is • sahasdire. bP did selllllll f Ten Wsiru DEMO (Elamlimp) ef 50 sora added to • of ID sees. each, 3ft ; winner of any Itaadicap %Tartar ours. after August 3, at Mn or., 511 antra patlems riders; r......g. Gib extra. One mile an d • quarter. (8 sib& 46 44 tb Asp lb Osopletoa 4 11 12 Dram Mont Tams i 6 11 4 AN•44 9 911 11•Intasa • 1 l•ps••• S 919 never A EWING PL•2II of 28 SOM. died to a swessuslakes el 3 sera. rob ; 2-yr.olde, Tat 3th three, 9st llb ; four, 9st 12Ib ; T Ave,and ) aged, 104 S ib; selling allowances, ko. T.. 0. alf ;mile MI to 6 molt spit Denisld aid Brims aid 90 te 1 yrt train ha and the Flow. Al the en Mtwara the let inn deepakboi fair order, but, dem sole( a abort diatom*, Pyrrha and irking,* took • lead of emend Lingtha of Vegas* and Leaky fits. who at the head of the others who were 'moot up try -Dim dock. After prosodies sheet lieN • Pyrrha Mfrom the front, sod Bathes. Ting his ast in parsnit Arkanrae. followed Preview, Davis and Ventaat, She mimed straight to the eras named. Odes Sows the lialhena emoneel the lead, Meek he held till the diatoms 'hes Jahn Davie was in close be ArkoshWe sad Farm Dalby, llaiss Jack, Prireher heathen the ethos dB within the &Atka" whore Jabs Davis took sp the running, and heading Bathes (who enithalY Ipre st La t i lmaten), wee thalleeged simultaneously egad the by Fares aid Athirst, wither of whoa asid. however, H the Duiebury he, who won cleverly by a /meth ; Arkansas, who finished third, was say • Mad la rear of Faroe. Dalby was a bed fourth, Balkans fit* Unica Jack sixth, Frociur and Wane next, Pyrrha end Unnitollon 'hippies in the ruck. Two Rives= HUM of 5 wove. oath. with 60 addeL for 2-yr.olda ; colts 814 10th ; fillies, Set 71h ; welling allow mars T.Y.O. ltr J. Onthera's Mks, by Feuding* dam by Seagram, (503), 1 Hr. cent'. Mary Hill (501.), let _ I Mr. R. Duke's Yomeatallon (301,), g Wootwlcb and Pinata afro was. Betting 5t04 on Fornestatios 3to 1 apt Woolwich. 4to 1 apt Polka, who jumped with a clear lead, which she sustained throughout, sad wan is • meter by three !myth. Mary Hill defeated Foeseetatioe by • length far mond plate. Woolwich • tad fourth. The winner wee bought by Hr. Gadding for 135 gainers A Sousa! Hamdcar of 10 ears. each, sft ; gentleness riders ; profeesiorala, 7lb extra. T.Y.O. Mr. D. Gardaera Saladia, by Cowl. dens by reMme, 3 10M kb (Inc. 71b extra) lllb (W (T. he Be el I 1 Lord St. Vincent's Grappler, Syn. Set M. of Mr. W. Monife Warder, 4 yrs, Ifet Mb (Mr. Dixon 3 The following Mau ran :—Lord Douglas, Trap, Durham, Mrs. Somerville, Castle Shut, Chaporoa, Imogene, Sympathy, and Columbia Battles : 2to 1 apt Warrior, 6 W 1 apt &ladle, 8 to 1 apt Grappler, end 10 to 1 sash apt Lewd Douglas Durham, madeKm Somerville. Castle Hill, with Grappler dose up, play into the dip, where &Jodie, who headed the others drew up, and at the datum took the lead, and wen cleverly by half a leogth ; three lealltlw oelwrottra the second and third ; thistle Hill was fourth ; Chews' and Tulip next, Durham bringing up the rear. fit ardor got ball cts. Tine CASTLI Brume of 5 se m each, with 30 added, for Zyt-olds sad upwards ; weight for age ; with selling allow. sees. T.Y.O. (lac t ot. llachell ) 's Trap, by The Trapper—Catalpa. yre, A. Idwards) I Mr. G. Antra 001 = 1, 4 re. M . Mery I Mr. John traces 3 yrs, Tet Lilb (301.) ..(Hibbord) 3 The following alto ran —Confusion, Bunch. Wentwolth, Viper. and Seymour. Bettis(: 5 to 2 apt Goidylocks, 3 to 1 apt Weetworth, 4to 1 opt Bella, and 100 to 15 apt Trap. After a loss delay Goldylocks jumped off in fruit, sad showed the way in the ceotre of the mune, with Trap, Balla, and Confusion la attendance to the distance, where the three placed drew away and &Waked a splendid race, Trap winaing in the last ',Side by • heed ; the name dictums separated the second tad third. Wentworth was fourth, and Banob fif tb. The winner was sold to Mr. W. G. Banta far 240 guineas, and Captain Marla claimed Bella. Tog HALLWAY NUanickli STAMM (Handicap) of 10 sou. each, 5 ft, with 50 added ; wineries extra; the second to it,. his stab. T.Y.O. (27 subs) Lord )3t. VumenCe Lerner, by Lord fauombers or _The, Care—atlrltdht. 7st Bib (J. Grimehaw) 1 Mr. H. J. Beyere's, Her Ledyablp, let (H. Covey) 2 Mr. Baron's Month.," 7et 71b Tb. following also ran: Aden, Venture, Gunboat, Diadem, illeektbom. and Betting : sto 4 apt Gunboat, 5 to 1 each apt Vests. sad Alba-a-Dale, 8 to 1 apt Blackthorn, and 100 to li apt Lucifer. The favourite, with the three Placed in close at tendance, led into the dip, who Lucifer and Her Ladyship drew away, and finished • file nos St. ilt'a colt winnift by a heed ; than lengths L re ord parated the hassa mond and third'; Gunboat was fourth ; 'Venture and Blackthorn next. WOLVERHAMPTON RACES. TOZSDAT. Tax WoLviraaaMProx Brass (Handicap) of 90 son. inch, 10 ft, sad 5 orgy if declared, with 200 added ; winner of any haadisap value 100 soca, after July 19, at six p.m.. 71b; of two such handicaps, or one of 500 Nova value, 10lb asks ; woad to on his stab. About 2 miles. (34 subs., 15 declared.) Ags el tb Ste 51 10 Mouton 4 •Ix Matchbox Armammo 5 II 7 Swordsman& = lf 6 II 1 Arkansas dos. 7lb ex) 3 6 II 713 Saakeid 9 711 c e it " Galatoa—vest.. 2 2 = 6 7 6 The Gu 6 7 S Spring Gun 3 12 Meier . : 7 2 gorld: lecture : pall Sens laity Sob= 6 612 THZ EMMA.* Wuna Our (Handicap), value 100 ans., Ulm warbles in spina, by subscription of 10 son. each, 5 ft, with 50 added ;g ust ean riders ; profeseloaala 61b elks ; winners Aar Aug 1, at nine a.m., Tlb. extra. On mils and a half. (12 subs.) Aire et lb Age et lb Alisagnie 5 11 11 Triumpher 6 1 0 ri:M c 4 10 11 Ephemera 6 10 11 Faroe 6 7 7 Gamecock 13 7 Swift Dna Charmlog Woman 6 10 1 Osasochy ` 3 10 i Tag JUST Yeas OF THZ Saviirra STAHINIZD BMW. DIAL Sr.wn of 10 son. each, la ft, with 100 added, for 2-yr•okls ; oolta,Bst 101 b; Illlies and aildinp,Bat 71b ; asstain peashies and allowaness ; mooed to save Ilk Aka. T.Y.O. I (ball a mile.) (50 subs.)—Sileaus (3(b), Locket Lucy (3(b), Kr. Pitt. Ischia, War, Ca pri cious , Auet Polly, f by Gao -1 boat (3 ( b), Trump Car d (31b). The Daalsehrati 3l6 ). Hum* Lam (31b, May Quail, Bap pel do Kiauit, o St. Alban, dam Ennio, by &uplift (31b),T4ersey (31b , Duplicity, Nutriment, 'Genevan (Mb), Lady Oalthorps, bEdg k to N a (Kb), Huddlosono, Victoria, Venesome (31b), i Repulse, Sister to Cambuscsu, Srlim, Caraixerio (3(b), Messorato, Black Jacket, Nimble (3(b), Conservative, Mazurka, Star Crow, Stilton (Kb), Tani Coke, Gladiator, Windfall (late Dreadnought) (3(b), Willie Sharpe, Mischief (31b), lobelia, Statesman, o by Knight of Km; dam by Olken Annie, by fiereettorat—Amanaßosworth (late Lifrrope (31h), Tile Ovule, Caprice. ;Saucy Boy, l'hs Admiral, Malls. Cleopatra (31b), Belmeatine. Tax brATTORIABIRI NURSERY HANDICAP of 100 son., added to a sweepstakes of 5 son. each, 3ft (to the fund), for 2.yr-olds ; winners din August 1, at 9 a.m., 71b ; twice or more, 101 b extra ; straight half-raile. (29 ii.) st th g 11, leas UMW 610 Aries 6 12 Valeria (he. Whistles).— I 9 Veaturasome 6ll Geese 6 7 Kies of Fresco Kenilworth 5 0 Mall* Cleopatra 612 Aldus ll Lord Craven 6 1 Alberta 7 11 Baronet 6 1 Gladiator 7lt fby Vedette - Bamedos.. 61 Willis Sharp John Hansa T 8 f by Careadlria—Blue Bell 6 6 Miss Willi sm s 7 a Locket Lucy e Gazelle 7 0 Waling 0 H T' 7 0 Cantluarldse 6 cl• y Mae Minister— Oatherin 6 Cynthia 7 0 The liqulrs• 6 1 Duchess of St. Albans .... 7 0 Stoic Tao PATIMULL STAKES of 5 son sack, 3ft to the fond, with 100 added ; r-olcis, Est 121 b ; three, list 10 1 b ; four, 9st 10th ; five s od upwards, 1(h$; mares sad soldines allowed Mb ; the winner to be sold for 5001. • if for 100 L, allowed 101 b ; if sot for saki, 10lb extra. Threiquixters of a mile. (15 subs.) SP. Age. Age. Domaybrook ... 8 Lochlsi :not Lobe 77salaulue (1001.) 3 1 Bann (IOU) .. 4 Seßwritimenot sold) 2 The Beadle 4 Queen of Trumps Crytbeis 6 Belle of the Bell (sot to be sold; 6 Munkrieer (1001 ) 3 (1001.) Bold Deno= Blaboptce (1001.) 8 Parts (6001.). (pd) 4 000 k) Tits erzwAlla PLATS (Hamann) el 50 son., added to a eereegetehee of 5 son. each, 2 ft to the fund, for all ages ; the enamor to be sold for 80 1 ., sad any surplue to go to the fund; winner of any raw alter August 1, at 9 a.m., 71b extra. 811 sight half-mile. (21 sibs) Ags s lb Sells of the Sall .... I 0 Orpheus Goblylocks Frith Galoars 4 10 My Cob Oadesu Gipsy Ohl 5 V loosoM Jan Ikon 4 6 Oen& Cutaway 4 3 Mien H 41 11 Mt& Mien H=h-b) 9 11 Katharine luoeston Tog LADOIIe PUI3II 477 50 soya. ; 2•yr-okla, flat 101 b three, Bst 71b; four, 9st ne ; five aad upwards, gat 121 b Oirwanoss. Threeisertera of • min. HUNTINGDON RACES. —Tursogx, Arocer 8. Tag HUTMSCDONSBIR 3 STAN= (Handicap) of 100 WM., added to a sweepstakes of 15 soya. seek, 5 ft, and 5 only If declared ; second to nave his stake ; Wioe44l extra. Two miles. (40 subs., 25 declared.) A S e Age .st lb at lb Glareasset . lose Simpleton que.7lbes.) 4 8 a Basso Prince Plausible .... a 8 6 Imor i l sall Greenland Clacton . Hurst -Law Medinine One. 711 e ez.l II 7 8 Ten Knisawas' Raw (Handicap) of 50 *ova., added to a sweegalskas of 5 soya. each, 1 ft (to the fund); for all ages ' • winners after August 3, at tea a.m., bib extea. Oas mile. (23 cabal Age Bt lb Are et lb Lytham Troublesome 6 10 The Hied Stockkuper 6 6 Weikel a • lose Greeatand 4 4 Trea••6oar Oberon Flatterer Turco' 5 12 Monetlea I Mover 6 IS 11•40144•41 3 Cadiz Veluti 4 4 Whiatoy 3 Diomedes 3 6 Tex Taut. PLATT of 50 was., added to a easesperkes o 10 miss. each, 3ft ; 2.yr-olda, 6st slb ; three. 84 911) ; four, 9st 1011); five and upwards, lost ; allowseces. Gae ran:. (6 sac) Ag• AP AP Fantail The Warrior .... g Commas' 4 Lucky Mar • A HANDICAP PLAT! of 50 sews., far all ages ; wiener of ray handicap after Augast 3, at ken a.m., S ib extra. Ifialf a mile. Age at lb Ate at lb Cranbury H el per Light Faith Pupil Lady Warwick 4 7 7 'mac Beauty Itenvogilo Land of the West .. 4 7 4 Whisky Lady Mary 4 7 0 Hallam PoPoese Tug Bnisouros CUI', • silver sup given by his Grace be Duke of Manchester, added to a sweepstakes of 10 sows; each, bft ; 3-yr-olds, Bst ; four, 9st ; five end upwards. 9st Sib ; selling allowances. Os mile and a ball. (8 subs.) AV e Ago Vander/M.IOOM Al 4 , 4 Ho lidewlnd (1001.) ..3 The Gay Deceiver Vasil pper (100L) ... 4 Kr Boger 4 Tag ) 3 Indigeetioe (1001..) 3 lialr-at.law Tag HTSCHMOII3OO3 STAMM of 15 sous. each, 5 ft, with 100 added, for 2.yr-olds ; colts, (iat 101 b ; Stiles, Bat 6lb ; certain winisera extra; allowances. T.Y.O. (about half a mile 11441") (25 Babe.) Scarf, Hiram Wood. IA Huta, Duchess el Newcastle, f 'by Wild Darrell—flegacety, Novice, f by Promised lAnd—Yiass, North.% Cain= Ma Belle. Danish Roes, Saimaa. Harper, 0 by Mama, Mastrios, Harriet, Tommy. Lupus. Cousarvative, Emma, Gladiator, Lassitude, Crowe Priam Enure, Queen's Messenger. A Einixwo Stases of 3 sews. each, with 25 added ; 2-yr.- cult let 21b ; three, !At 316 ; four, 10st ; five, .z, and , 10et 41b ; selling and other allowances ; three-qu:tars a mile. Ago I Ib . 4 4 . 4 .$ . 3 0 , It , . i 10 I • 0 7 WIDNIRDAY. , THE Boat:moo Mims= 1 7- PLATE (Headioap) of 60 eon., added to a sweepstakes of 7 KM. each, 4 ft, end 2 oal (to the fund) if declared ; for all emm ; winners extra. or alS ht balfcnila, (27 meta, 14 declared.) AV alb Aga a lb fla plow• 811 Bells of Oa BM . 6 10 4 8 0 Visas (lade= 3 1 a Webs= T 4 flakes= ... .. Prascaption 4 T 8 The Owei EnambrlT 6 7 3 Beyectica Cedric 3 111 THE CRILLINOTOP STALES Of 10 sore. each, with 100 added. for 2-yr-elds ; colts, Sat 101 b ; film and gelding, Bet 71b; penalties and allowanom ; the second to save his stake. T.Y.C. (straight half-mile). (23 enta.)—The Mile, f by Gunboat—Flyaway, Steamboat, Duclicee of Newcastle, We, Flora, r Retroue4. Alberta, Garland, Huddle atom% Valentine, , Lochiel, Oeseervative, Rams, eby Prime Minieter—C)atbie, Kenilworth, Whoa, Osoae, Bold Dingoes, Vaim4a, Willis Sharpe, Acts= I by Oareadieh-- Bine Bell, Stoic (geld). THE Situzsarnsaz Sum; (Handicap) of 3 eon each. with 25 added. for all ages. Three quartan of a mile. THE Witorramii flrg.gmt of 5 eon each, with 50 added; twenr-olde, let bib ; three, gat; four, 9et 91b; See and upwards, 94 1211); selling and other allowances. Straight hall-mile. THE HOLTOABZ Sus= (Handicap) of 10 40411 mob, 5 ft, with 100 added ; wiener of say bsodicap value 100 eon after August 1, at nine a.m., 71b ; any two such handieeps, or one of 500 eon 10lb extra ; seemed to sire his atelew Ones round (about one mile and a quarter} (15 subs.) Age A lb Av atb Doonytnok 6 812 Mum= tnc.7lbes., 3 9 Gamma 8 811 Verdant 3 9 The Clown 4 8 7 Lord Oonymbans.... 3 6 W rants) .... The nova 1 712 Nu Bradman** 4 711 Orloff N 41340 Doan Swift 4 7 0 Tai Oxman) Cow of 200 soya. in specie, added to a sweepstakes of 20 eovw sash, h ft ; 3-yr-olda, 74 411) ; four, Bat 101 b ; are, 94 31b ; six and aged, 94 71b ; mane allowed 41b, and geldings 71b ; certain allowenom ; the mooed to receive 50 mom Twice round, starting from the stand. (12 rube ) Age Age 0 80 4 Ascot 3 Betrays. 3 Hollytm , 4 gby VolOgeur— Archimedes 5 ...redcap 4 Iris 4 Manisa Ackerorth 4 SECOND YEAR or THE 813311 STANTOID BIENNIAL STAN.= Of 10 eon. each, h ft, with 50 (Aided, for 3-yr-olda ; oohs, Bat 9lb ; fillies and gsldiep, 84 61b ; allowanne ; !mood to ears bie stake. Os. mile and a half. (35 enbe.)—Attacb 6 (31b), Faa (Sib), Christmas Carol, 11 ite Cialantancio (31b), Enchants= (31b), Kterineka. Rialto, The Grappler, R night Templer, Zises,Sie Marti* Bowes (31b), Prosperity. Money spinner, Auditor, Minx Rate Minnie). Joker (31b), Roulette (31b), lady Fetid* Gipsy Priam, Fair Melrose. Wild Bee (31b), The Gu4e, Volatile, Bolan*, Tanned!. (31b), Sloth, Velum', Warwick (31b), Spies, Sweetnem, Wicket, Catena (Sib), Similltede, FOCOMIIt (paid), COO4OOi (p 1311). llama% Succor . TEN MUNN= OF IaINITTINANT CLUTTERBUCN. At the Hines flaunty assizes, on Friday, before the Lord Mist Justice, Lanrance King was indicted for the wilful murder of Lieutenant Cluttarbnok, of the sth Fusiliers, Oa the Bth of July last. On the day in question it appeared the prisoner, who is described as rather respectable and woll-tooking, of about 25 years of age, had gone out in • boat with the deceased on • boating expedition, and re turned without him. Demised was found dead, • day or two after, in the river, with a frightful gnu -eltot wound in the beck of the head. The body had been stripped and robbed, and the prisoner. when questioned, stated that he had kft deceased ashore in the evanim, and bad sot seen him sinew The trial has not yet concl ud ed. CAurouirs ACCIDENT.—On Saturday morning yonag woman. named Mary Scott, about 25 years of age, residing in Greek-street, Soho, wan going down stairs to the kitchen whoa bee foot caught tn bar crinoline, sad she wee precipitated from the top to the bottom of the stairs. She fell on bar head, and was killed on the spot. FOIWZBY IT AN APPLICANT IOR • LICILMIL Edward Bredelme a warehouseman, was charged on &kir day, before the Liverpool magietratat, with having forged this name of Thome Woods, as surety for a man named I Nowaham, who had applied to the Excise for • limas* for a beer-bourn. Woods had consented to become surety, end Nawsham bad given the name to the Excise officers ; bat afterwards Woods declined to be surety. Newebam, how. ever, took &adobe* to the office, and got him to reptant himself as Woods, arid sign the letter's nom. The hob were admitted, and the pruener was remanded. The heavy portion of the Bombay mail, due on the 26th tat, will, it is expected. reach Southampton in the Goyim" ea Wednesday neat ; and the heavy portion of the Oalmitea and Ohio* mails, des on the 2nd lust, will, it i. expmead, reach Southampton ia the Poonah. on Thum ; &synod. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY ZVFNING, AUGUST 7, 1865. MARICBT6. --- oorrom.—uvarocm. AuGtsT IL—Market very km 1 odor, prior a Ando mokr.-410100 Oodo7 5.030 Wok 1 tooloßag 1,000 tor spoodoloo mirloopet. NO 1 160. to laid. • Pawls ba., o& 171. to 1811 900 ; 500 . 1 71 1 4 Martabsto. 17 to 19d. Mo sod Bob* 160. to 18d.; MO 15$. to 101 L; 50 in US I 9,000 Bonk to ; /bar" lad. so 1 ; Wade, km. 7 to • Cblos. led. to ; Jopoo, 131(1. to 14, SO Pon, 111 . 4. I. 194. 00TFON OCKIDEL—NAWCIfIaaIIt, AMIN!' 5. —The market for yarns sod clothe bee hem enneedingly fiat thoeghout the week. The deollse is the market mewed lank week by the conflicting amounts to head from Amerka as to the probable quantity of cotton still staged them oca- Mouse to the present boor, sod to little bedsore bee hesn dew that there is a tesdowly to still lower mimes. There wee some busbies yesterday is We sod Who' male tab* taken for India, sad maws say that they am set quiets*, lower gum at the close of lest week, bat der haw bade yarns them is • very quiet market, sad prime am Is !awes of bums. Is 'loam thin is ray Mile ado. for and emu pristine cloths, whisk bare IsOgy Mos is beater demand than most Moths, is a good deal mere Wlda& to la. For what burisees is done hams bays • slight advan tage, but poen* sgaskiag the ofiwo =kin aro so low as to preclude bamboos. WOOLLEN.—L= II , AMON! IL—There has buss • masa at-Madams, ei atessimsni a$ the Wound 11111 tide morning ; nothing worthy of modal notice has Irsamired, with the examidea et the trier el • limited number at mixture coatings sad • few phis della. We have Mee alteration from oar reeve; reports rasped* tile White market. Wilsey% beavers, sad Ideal base abashed the eblef attention et persimmon • hairlines bare beat trans ferred only to • limited exteal. Rates are witboat ahem tioo. HARDWARE—Erammoud, AUGUR! s.—The trade 1 of this town is more nave. the odd nosind through the facto,' have thee new, ad the derosad for manna has slightly Morena adefaeturees gethrelly are better supplied with orders than they have thee for some time gen, sad although there may sot he many beforehand on the books. the bulk of them base waded to keep them going full time. The exesplasee to this an prissigelly he ceethetios with the Way trades, fee which the orders is hand are moderate. The foniga trade le Mealy, bet, if anything, there is rather more activity; the priempal onion is hoed an for South America, the Btheith West ladies. sad Anetralia. There is also fair &menet doing ouseseast of Caine. In the general entinental trade sot mace change has oceurred of Lath There is a fur amount don, to the Levant and to the lleditenthese markets. In refer ence to particular breeches, more main* is reported is the metal trades windy ; the 'lntro - platers are better supplied with orders, sod the edgdool makers sad hoilow- ware ssansfeeturees are well en gag ed. la die bunco trade only a very moderate amount bi nem is beiog dace. The boa trade of this district entisoce dull ; conaidering how small was the amount of huddle done at quarter-day, it is remarkable that so few orders should have bow given out Mum. Oceasnmers buy scarcelybeyond their immediate requirements ; L ig ate ' . quoin m that all but the very fin bobs. makers are indif ferently off for orders. The demand for hada bee on account of the expert Made is below the avenge. To America the shipments are on the most moderate scale, and to the East Indies warmly scything is being dose. As re gard. pig.iros, quotation ore firm for the best makes of all mice. ASSIZE INTELLIGENOE• a. ROME OIRCIIIT.--OzoToos, Avocror The betimes of the amine still proeseds, so far as the wares ere rasseerwed, very slowly, bet spry dap a midi Lope isobar of ranges ore disposed el by ansgestaset be tween the parties thsinselvie than by the interveettoe of a Jury ; sad those at that him begs tried were of a sin. 'Warty usiottrootias olustotor. Only two mono were bid by Baron Pigott to-day (Saturday), olio reIAZ to an illegal distress. and the other to an tar roprooottatioo of the guilty of a quantity of pe troleum that bad bow parciliamel by pee of the parties Moot eighty causes have been disposed of, so that Were are raker more than 100 still ressainiag to be tried ; and la ill poolobility the greater ponies of than will he got bo the ood of nazi week. Yr. M. Chambers. Q.C., and Yes, Doommio, Q.C. have both been euppd a k7log D awes, sad it is vary likely that one or other of 0.. e iimrsed wawa, when they are not espied in isendeotleg the cameo is iab they are ;woman) , relained, will also emit next week is eiseries the WOO list. NORTHIERN CIRCUIT.-24fasofforrem, Ann. 5. craw Caorr.—(B•fore Mr. Jostles Hentegne Smith.) moans OP IMMO In saircoserta. Michael Oib[in, alias Scotia, 31. of imperfect edutatiost was charged with Wars., at Maaohaster, oa the 2511 t of Fetemuy. wilfully and of malice ateorthoaght, murdered Fanny Maw. Mr. Sorter, Q.C., prosseuted, sad Mr. Ton defended the prisoner. Mr. Bowler said that one or two circumstances of the case might make all the difference between murder and manslaughter. The prisoner lad been °Whiting with Censor about ten yew About a month before the murder Cosner left the primmer, and lived a week with a mas named Parr. She had Wanted to the Oscar and on the Saturday Might in questim she went into a spirit vault at the comer of Spinet - Ng-Sold, in Donee* far advasced in liquor. She there eaw Parr, who mired bee to have brandy. She was not anxious to have it, and he premed her. They remained until r epute fume, midnight, when they west to a hoses of ill repute. is Little syotreet, kept by Samuel Lucas, with wham they bargained to remain than that night. They sit at the fireside to a room aeropted by LOOM as • tittle& room and bedroom. Leos was is bed ; hie wife sad their servant, Mary Ann Davis, were up. The servant fetched ale for Connor sod Parr. Caspar complained of mold, aid the poker was put in the fire to warm the ale. A few &antes afterwards the prisoao came into the how, rushed into the room, and with a knife aimed a blow at the head of Parr, who warded it off and received a wound is the flashy part of the std w arm. Parr wiped from the roam, and Giblur seised the poker and struck Connor twice op the bead. She was intoxicated ; she fell off the chair, and, holding the poker la both hands, be struck her several times on the body. Her head was pro tected by beteg Wee • chair. The pollee holes come in, Connor was taken on a stretcher to the infirmary, where in a few days she died from pleurisy, reamed by the injuries she had sustained from bail struck with a blunt instrument. Before her death Counts made a statement, in which elm said that she was intoxicated. She ' bad met Parr at Daniekvaults. He left one room to join her in another. The welter maid to him, " Don't go ; there is sure to be • bother." He asked her to hoe glass. She I refused. He said, " Would you like to Wray where Mick (the primmer) Is? Be is with 'Chia Kw,' in Lucas's " Parr took her to Lucas's, and he said was upstairs with " Chick Huy." Oiblin treated her unkindly only when she drank. He had threatened to give her each a liking as elm had never bad before if she west with Parr again. She wee only • • week with him, sad she mild not get rid of him until be went out, when she left him, sent for Gihlin, and asked forgivems. He lopes her oa condition that she would sot speak to Parr again. In reply to Giblia she said that the statement that he was with "Chick Mary" was a lie ; neither was them. There Gould be oo doubt, continued °weal, thst if the primer sad deceased had been hasherwl sad wife. and the husband had found her in adultery, and had in • sodden transport of passion inflicted wounds causing death, the offence would have been manslaughter, but they were not man and wife, sod that node all the difference 'pilot the primmer. It was not for him tourmaline, birtby not beisg married the primmer had perilled his life. If the jury thought the prim:leer. when im went toLucee's, isteuled to commit murder or grievous bodily hero they must lied him guilty of murder, but if they were satisfied he bad no such inteetton they might redoes the crime to manslaughter. On the part of the crown there was no desire to convict of the graver offence, and the prisoaer would be entitled to the benefit of say reasonable doubt. Preis the evidence it appeared that (BMW, oa entering the MOM. said to Parr, " You are tile man I want ; it is not her." These words were heard by Lucas, bat not by Parr, who said be had been driokiag broody two days and had eaten lathing. He had been convicted three times. He did not tattoo the deceased to live with him. He said nothing whatever about "Chick Mary." The poker was produced, and was considerably beet. The sweet said the prisoner stench the floor several times in rep. Whoa the woman made her dying statement Um prima' Idol Is his. her and cried bitterly. Mr. Walker, the wagoto, meld that the primary cause of death use poison's the blood from the suppuratios of the wounds. The woman bad been • hard drinker, which would predispose her to erysipelas. She bed effusion. Is orossoxaminstioa le mid there was no path*. logical sign by which to distinguish os a poet-modem exa mination pleurisy caused by poison in the blood, from ' pleurisy caused by cold. Mr. Torr deemed it almost unnewery to argue that all the circumstances of the case reduced it to manslaughter, and submitted that there was • doubt as to the actual came of the poison in the blood, and commented in 'tram terms upon the conduct of the non Parr, who was morally the guilty penes. The Judge, in summing up, said the two question were whether the woman died of injuries isflicited by the prisoner, and also whether the offence was murder or menaanghter. If he went with the intention to kill the woman it would be murder ; if be Wed under a sadden impulse of pasha it would be manslaughter. There was enough is his re. Odom with the woman to aoeount for hot blood. He did not appear to have used the lode upon the woman, and be did not bring the poker with him. If the injuries were, how ever remotely, the twee of death, the prisoner was respon sible. The scrums bad est a good example in giving his evidence in intelligible sad popular terms. The jar/ retired, and, after an stow of twenty minutes, they found the prisoner guilty of manslaughter. The Judge said it wee fortunate for the releaser that be so far restrained his passion that be did not nee the knife upon the declassed ; otherwise the jury could hardly have acquitted him of murder. He be lieved the prisoner was Wasted by sudden passion, and did not inlaid to kill the woman. He had hesitated whether be should sot give the prisoner pseal servitude for life, but he thought he might so for mitigate the punishmen as to pentanes him to 20 yew' peed servitads. THE POLICE COURTS. BOW-STREET. Walter Plunkett Wade, formerly in the army, was again brought up charged with anemones to commit suicide on Friday night, the 28th ult. The case had excited eo much interest, own; to the statement and manner of the pri mer, that • considerable sum of money had been sent to the court by various cootributors to be placed at his dis posal le the event of hie proving worthy of Md. It will be remembered that the prisoner seemed to be about to throw himself from the parapet of Waterloo-bridge, when • polioe men, who was near hint at the time, drew him heck. The prisoner commenced a struggle, declaring that be would destroy himself sootier or later, and occasionally exclaimed, "My poor loss wife." He was Mk= to the station-home, where photographs of his wile and his tither end mother were found epee him. When brought before the merit he told anion pitiful story about having bees deserted er his poor misguided wife, hie chi ldren g brains up, his pesos of mind destroyed, sad his and himself reduced to poverty. He said he had tried to li ve se an army tutor. bat his w it's schisms bad eves prevented his doing this, sad be bad now only 21. left in the world. Mr. Osborne, a solicitor, sow attended on behalf of Mrs. Wades family, and produced letters end other documents to establish the complete falsity of these statements. The prisoner had bean dismissed from the army many years ego, end. after his marriage with Mrs. Wade, it wee discovered. that be had masher wits liviag at the Caps. He bed also fanned an illicit casnexion with a girl named Rowe, and his wife was compelled to have him, for he actually Manned her with not beret legally married to him. He had taken forcible posesnios of the shildreo, mad refined to tell where they were or to allow them to go to his wife, preferring to um them as • mews of extorting mosey at the time that be pretended to have bees so dist u rbed by trouble as to be preveuted from devoting his mind to any metal occupation. Tie bad addressed • letter to a young lady apologising for having takes liberties with hoe (this letter was read). Mr. Flowers said be bed received maay leases from ponces who bed known the prisoner, mintsing information respecting his ooeduct and chsracter of s in paiful • nature that he had so alternative but to decline handing over to him a single farthing of the sum which bad been so kindly sebooribed on hs bebalf. There was nothing more burin balks than to me • man of ednoattos employing such hypocrisy to excite public sympathy. The primmer had affected to love • wife whom be sought by hie aspersions to destroy. and he had tried to excite pity for ea act which doubtless he bad so istestioe of carrying est. As he was satisfied that the primer wee innocent of ell istestion to drown himself he should discharge him. Mr. Osborne asked the prisoner if be wand state where the children were. One was six and the other eight years old, and Mrs. Wade's Meade would olieerfully take charge of them. Prissier said he would tell his wife himself. Mr. Osborne mid his wife bid very properly refused to ses him after his lamas conduct. CORN,-CAMMUDGII, Ammer 5.-We had • email aim bet. The rain bail prevented the threshing of new wheat, sad although mem money was asked last week's prime could Daly be redid for the old offering. Weather fine. Wheat, 40.. to 41.. Beans, 42e. Oats, 24e. to 28e. CAILLIBLZ, AUGUR 5.-Good supply of wheat. Small el oats and barley. Wheat sold slowly, at rather lees mosey. Oats in good demand, and rather dearer. Barley so change. Oise sample of new from Warwiok. Wheat, white, 16e. to 17.. 9d. ; ditto red, 14e. to 18s. 6d. Barley, 10s. 6d. to 12e. Oa* potato, 9s. to 10a. ; ditto, ociameson, sew, Be. to 9e. COLCRNITZR, Ammer 5.-A mull supply el wheat, which met a slow sale at fully La per qr. in advance. GIIILDFOID, AUGUST 5.-There was • large amply of wheat today, for which higher Mee were demanded. There was no disposition, however, on the part of maim to purchase freely, except ON a Might advises upon the rates of last week, ememasally the thief portico of the sapply remained unsold. Wheat. 42.. to Sts. ; halm, 28e. to 30e.; oats, 22a. to 26a.; peso, 37e. to 38s. per qr. Herrman, AUGUST 5.-A very mall market ; the wheat trade woe not Omsk, bat prime were le. per load higher. Barley, oats, sad been TIMM es before ; demand steady and sot much doing. Reports of the sew wheat crop are net good either as to yield or quality. Wheat, red, rum, 25a. to 275., per load; floe, ; white, 265. to 28a. ; fins, 295. Barley, grinding, 245. to 32a., per qr. Oma, louse, 16a. to Vs.; feed, 29a. Beans, 21... to Me. per load. Pea,, 23a. to Tie. LffitierTn, AUGUST 5.-The late rains have beez: h e serves)* to the pa to mope, hi., in this hood. Harvest work has, however, been teterfered with. Thme was a limited supply of wheat el our market today. and asamelse sold steadily at an edemas et la. to 241. p• qr. New white, 455. to 49a. ; sew red, 31h. to 43e. per 36 Mom. Of barley, the show was scanty and the dewed ruled nil& dills; at I.t• prime ; unitise, 33e. to 34.. per qr. ; pietism. 28s. to 29.. pm 30 atom. Not maim oats on offer, and full prime were paid-old, 28e. to 30a. ; sew, Oa to 25a per 24 atone. Beans steady at late raise -ld, 42.. to 45e. • sew, 39.. to 42.. per 38 Mom. Pine flour, 34a. ; seconds, 31.. per 20 stone. Locoue, Amager 4.-We had • small supply a wheat at market toda which met a fair demand at le. edemas. No alteration to other article'. Wheat, white, 44a to 48s. ; red, 41e. to 435. ; eats, %a to 28a. ; hems, 43e.t046e. NISTABTLNIIPOLTTNI, Ammar 5.-We had a email supply of wheat from the easetry to-day, which sold freely, at an amines of be. to 2a. per qr. ; foreign le., aod Norfolk and Suffolk Is. to h. higher, but the weaker being dry, the market closed with iess activity. Flour held firmly for ao advance of La par Neck. la the value of burley. being, and peas we charm so change. Oat. quiet. The sal mis this week re: Wbeet. coastwise, 2,774 ; foreign, 3,203 ; barley, foreign. 360 ; malt, coastwime, 20 ; case, masterise, 1.745 ; peas, foreiga, 161 qrs. ; Sour, 2,716 seeks- AUGONT 5.-At this market today there was • very fair quantity el whist offering, sad in come queues of a cootinuance of showery weather ea edema al L. to 21. per qr. was gives by milk's. The weather Whig oc. to-day, there was no further inspemement. A madder able quantity of rain has fallen daring the week, and has much impeded harvest operations. To-day It k "it with • rising meroury and &gentle breeze from the N.W. 'There h but • small portion' of wheat cut at purest, but so doubt during the mews, week cutting will be very general, the balk of the cons being fully ripe. White wheat (weighing 631 be. to falba), 48e. to 4ta. ; red ditto hunching 621ba, to 6411e5.), 40s. to 42e.; beet melting barley (winger Nithe, to 56115.), 30.. to 33a. ; runs ditto (weighing 54Ite. to 55th..), 28e. to 30s. ; distilling ditto ( 521 be. to 53lba), 24e. to 265. ; este, 24a. to 265. ; 37e. to ; per (maple). 36e. to 38e. per quarter. 28e. per seek. Averages Wheat, 1,531 quarters, els. 3d. ; barley, 47 querters, 25e. 4d. Bo for as the harvest his pro eseded the revolt@ obtained maim the previous reports mode on the subject. The thin and light land wheats are yielding • very poor crop. NOTTINGHAM, AUGUST 5.-A limited breadth of wheat and barley has been cut during the week. B.rte respect leg the probable yield vary. Our Coen Exchange today was sparingly supplied with wheat, which sold slowly at le. per qr. over late rates. Old white made 44.. to 48e. ; Mel red, 40s. to ; sew white, 445. to 48e. ; Dew red, 365. to 44.. per 38 atom. The se.. ply of barley was limited, and the demand ruled slow at late rates ; mating. 275. to Ws. per qr. ; griedieg, Ms. to 28e. per 30 mese. Wm were searos. and supported their full vase; old. 26e. to 305.; new, 21e. to 25e. ; foreign, 22e. to 26a. per 24 Mes a Beam were a small show , and to prices wen sustained ; 43.. to 48e. ; sew, 40s. to 43.. per 38 stops. Super flour, 32e. to 345. ; gas, 27. to 29.. per 2D stone. OnORD, Ammer 5.-The heavy rains at the commence ment of the week somewhat retarded the progress el harvest ; but the fine miefand drying winds of yesterday ad to-day eeablsd farmers to secure many fields of °ors el all kis& Wheat and barley, re the days above-men timed, we saw bong carried through Oxford streets, from the extreme north of the city to far west el it. The Corn Exchange wee thinly attended ; millers and fasters were willing to buy, if farmers would::: e .. :4 a ; the latter knowing that in this immediato honchoed the ' blight has rather extended than sad it is sot emaned to wheat ; barley is alas suffering from the blight, &ad comemanstly former prime were quite main tained, viz. :-Whim wheat. 42e. to 46e. per quarter ; red wheat, 42.. to 44e. English barley a complete cypher. Oats, Tie. to 29a. Peas, of which there were several saes. plea of new ones, ruled from 37a, to 40a. Flour wee gate firm at 30a. per seek. PNYINSONOOON, AUGUST 5.-Old wheat here te-day wee held hr ea adman, of 2,e. per qr. es last week's prima, end sack whams had to he paid ma what did change heads, Some Sae sew white sold at 50s. per qr., Me. per buthel. to go late laresibire. The weather both yesterday and today very line. BALDING, AVOW? 5.-Fanmen being busy with harvest operatics*, there was only • mall &Mesdames at the spec ie' a ewe market. The supply ci all seam el 'rah wassails& The tradedose wes at late rates, &M•!& penes had as apnea tendency. Rocitherm, Annum 5.-la esemertumee of the onesttled daft a the we thee, sad the quatity d gain which has fallen, harvest operations have bees very emarderahly de layed, and ken begm to be eutertaised Per the rawly the mope. At this sans embus* enema sew maples of WbaSiWilf• inhibited, mast of whisk were in excellent too dines. The aehemasable state al the wades, emend Udders to be lino in their demasele, sad ler all samples el MITZDKIL ON TEI DIOR flame.-On Haturday, a w a d a s *ammo a la, to 24 par was Tweets °sway. was charged before the megishates at • The terms fee beetwhile wheats &gore:49s., Bristol with hoeing mardered Leas Biller es bond the sad earnedery and Warier, 435. teas. per clamber ; beet red &mot barque Rowena, from Philadelphia to Leaden, in whist, 42e. to 44.., sad inferior, 40s. to Os. per Nay lad- The derassed was a Neese" en heart the ship, Flew wen la moderete request, mid the qeotatioes advised dm . and sawed to obey the Rothe mieseer, who was the 6d. to 10. per mak, with a steady sale. There wee only a mooed mate. A queriedsad the primmer stabbed small show barley, width, honeys", sold for about the the dessened. The .weeted proved lota. The prisoner wee same prier ea Were, opernetiess being embed thirty tee th e samenied. I itiadag spealitite. Far MA theeMier the gushiness are 28s. to i 32.. bud plugs, Mods, 245. to 28s. 7sr caw. Oats weep s =Mrs MOM rilosok 11 88601 se, aopp o , c aws Asap is priest ; tort runs were Ma to 23a, °teas 18.. to 20a. per quarter. Is other kiwis sli de % sets time wet ma ma ANN& with peise As emu 4 , Weft - - - - Wiesms, Ammer froire Mee tally *Ma is em Is* week's reped et the wheat seep, aid oar this week's sass b wanes Mani is the has kswy Warier WA la mat, sad yield to the tire pressilleg years. ?be cat Ma t -‘ !Ober beamed by be Me miss. bat by se wises • sad mop. Supply et wheat vei7 te te. d ew Al orbs sees menses the prises el the def Week hi m tie If. wow.. :—wheal white, 445. to 465., atm ; red, 42.. to 4k., extra 48e.. Nib. per bushel Oets is n. Oed. per doss. Besse, 40s. to 425. pre 19 Moue. WOIONOMMI. Luau.? 6.—At Oda day's midst die s wee a very short sap* el whisk lot Ole 6 7 Win oily the trade riled dull at ea adman if q, Barley his ha ropiest. Oats tally as dew. BMW loo m ; bribed fur. Some Sae new peas sold at 40s. per qr. TOM. LOOM 6.—ls tide submit, eel* ta m , eparatirms bore esersemewl. It is Tee WO early is t y, what the probable yield will be, bat Seems env , al *vested Mr oreaj ea plasse. Our i ter e s= ems lir , "!jav y M ilgi p:i a oss must be i t i s = Is. pm quarter liishi t , es "" n t white, 445. to 4135.; sew red, 40a to 435. pee 36 ekes. ly e slew if holey was limits& sad sables wee dam la ask. ; rind* steedy Mb. per SO dose. Oats Wei semi' supply, sad the dememi Med 111 et kW Oen ; saw, Ms. to 24.. per 14 steam Beam made tamer Ms g . 4011. to tits. per 36 elem. Malt, 58e. la EA. 21, pee quertor. /lean 33r. to 335. per seek te 29 d nib Klaceel.MT. AMMO, 15.—At ear wonky aserkels 0,1 1 week we bed rather more wleat eieria 4 ta i a te :t ley Salm slow la tie filiag et the week t o , demand .8 bet/dies. Here toffy we g u n = y lies if eats sad barley, but good if ohm'. Oslo ma ta w a t Um west's rates, oldie wheat was Is. put dame. Whist, Sis. to 43e. ; barley, 265. le Bu. ; eas. 24e. to Me. per qr. WATMMIOND, Minn S.—Daslag the early pert of th meet we bed moweral bossy showers el Isis, la err Ise steams woosamealed by bail. This wee et mem alba astavourable respras, whir& traeralliqg moldy. I% mistime Moe bet few days to., however., lammaaa, ai d s is to he biped Isemees will be ambled to sagely Wird Ibis We boss sissy womb if the pram* alum but the mites Is set as yet, we thiek, to =Oh a stint to mom ismalasto Itspi arrivals are lisbea, dog 'sly at two mall reams miss, sad see et Ay IVhsst attracts more stesatioe, sad Wien ribkilt brew milers. Barley am beton. Oak.—Only a few smells m sew tawse3re have es yet sparred at mark* Mike ma NNW boa& ap at oar qaotatiosa Indian eon has met with a lambert destine d Is. to Is. ad. per barrel, bet m this twandlool aPeraten some Leeward seer* freely. Ik e rather Monger. Imports ibis week :—Maise, i k uig wheat, 1,860 cps. ; tear, 2 ; meal. 174 sails. Ism& this week :—Xsiss, 240 ; oats, 3,373 bets. ; Soar, 472. d& CATTLE --Csazzezd, Ammer 5. —Then Ins la wow. show 4 stock for the time ef year brought ferws4 Mr as this imornieg. The coat* the grist issjority elm were soda of the Lists breed, were s be show, but so perisased a slew ale. Ibis blies aterstosk Lk fah the buyers sad dialers who geassolly Lemont this olds ware &beset, sod bleb ces wso eeeesqtwatly slew. new buyers who were prosat did sot ass to assails' say psi desire for trade, sad owners were equity os trio side. Trade sesesqueetly wee very slow, sad la Sell esasessed nafil skeet sold-day. The show d lambs to shoat the bee" we bone MSS Skis esseco, sad Win .11 tad brads. The prier of this tied of steak ranged tee big to 355.; Irish oittle 91. to 151. The silk eows was a mil bet good show, at from 151. to 201; roe very vise ink* salami haviegfeend toßr et the latter figura This was shoat 40 omailoode of is our aterkst ssesig, selling et tam Ns. to each. Tam Ammaumg iLeuro.—The following Mama an due at Liverpool this week with the Amami sit Oseadian malls :—The 7of Weakest:" from New Yet or the 29th ult.. and the North America frees Qua' will ooemsponding dates, sag he expected, the former off Chao hams or Queesatows, had the latter off Graosalle, he de cares of to-morrow (Toooday). On Saturday monks sod the Cussed steamer Africa, from Berta or the MI eel Halifax arty a the morning of the ith, may be had for cd Orookhavoin or Qamistown. Tao AKIRICAN Mmis.—On Wednesday sett the Inseam Osapoofs draw City of Hs ame lase the Hama for Now York with the bad has moils. the Liverpool latter-box okras at 11 &ask km noon. O h s Thursday the Alba Camay% mama 1.1 will soil for gabs' with mails for Omsk ad the treat Stars ; litters. he., will be waived at the Postale' mill 11.30 a.m. Om Boterday the Casa Oesamay's ram Persia will laws Limped for Nov York. with the Vela Seas and Adak North sometimes sada, the Yostalms lettookox amiss at 10 o'clock am. Them is a sop* watery deg. viii Woad, in anaemia with the apse ragman, from the Liverpool dewed Patella at 11.31 pal., on their reassties days of maim. Wier LONDON INDUSTILIAL Santana. mistime of the guard ossesittoe of the Ishibities ess hold a Saturday ovenkg is the gentry it the Fla gid; me Mr. T. A. Nielsoleg the tai whoa • Nesistios passed initinie that this omega' Wm to sopa= dales the remaining peel el he • the swim whisk ms appkwastary, hr peed so Mirada so mods plesseme thoesak emesmittom further repot am their hops of redsolos their hip lialdibes mad nos egad/ base an sae the arm May the sots sided of the oxlmasiss of time, is Ibso sr Tho wassfasata tar a medal performs st the eiesiesossomsey. Swart 21, will however ossborm tae Br. sal Bottome Webs, Mews W. H. Harass mi La& Illomm, Kiss Hera, aad Wan hays ldadly dog ash minable sod grata/toes aid, mad the cesamitess the lMbibitia ikon will, is the semollepe. prom salsa* tamostive to draw to it theaspode of their fellow wag art ad asses, sod the sambas. farther apron allows spa 'soviets( from triblis alba amps* k retiring them from a psotadory difisaby. Ting Kim? LONDON 01111110 CLAMS hag Mat Enanraos. — lt sag be pally* to the pumas of this and similar exhibition to see the swear wWilk invariably attended them. The emporismat at the It mad of London, althoosh s novel or. in that distort, be heap atimoded with results ea sucoompful es bas te lot of simpm ahibitions is other diatrists of the tasks Ever dam its opening, the 12th of July lad, he K ilm flary's fighoolasso, Whitecluipol.road, it hoe ham st Ueda dolly sod sightly by large , somber of the 164* tats of the district and others anxious to pativaies sea exhibitions. It was at gat istesdod that the maim shoskl close a the 2od of the previa math ;bd he aarhe interest is it as indicated by the *Mind daily am number of diatom has Wand in ommatittee of mensgsmest to maps anassommoto kr tapas it opts natal Saturday sect. the 12th last, at Milt day it all Sadly dome. C woommot spa this ormagessol. ad from the simumstasos of overavadod Mils si ths exhibitiom in the eastag derlas the patweek,the law& be. Mee also soma for the ombibithe being opsh 0.11 ton o'olosit fa the menkti until tea eels* at Meth tilt Sams el reimiedos losing frm can to two Welsch Ild., rd from two to to o'elook 2d. This atonic* of tiros. .:posted, will afford additional opportendy for PA ° winkles to Ash the exhibition, while it will prevent is a groat aware the ovoraowdlos of it which has takes ph. dories the past week is the easing. CilltrAL SNILLINO DATA 1101:11DLY, AWN? s.—Adadmioes on paymsa ditto by soma tiskete. 5,361 ; visitors. 8.518. [MVOTtilielllenti.t; H OLLO WAY'S PILIB.-1,011. Gulag Warsaw. —Me yammer digs strain ths won d the feeble and thereptt sad this state svosehates te dhows lees soma restorative mob as them= pi& hi Mid correct the disordering s radio ra COM JO the nervous systent te = is the mores at on vita woe mats, ad ;insides over union motet wawa sts growth and well-being of the .No ceso an overaasas the neeawity et keeping the paves you seam rd taws with which these pins aonwsplisit that est They we the sod untsiling antidotes to todkviesiton, Irregator thesis*" Paso' sloe, stet headache, and isostivesses, that were tow larsoint and In coossonones have attained the tarp m ads ant NOM regratation. BIRTHS, MARRLLOIS, AND DUTRA BIRTH& EDDY.—Augast S, kWirarieletermou S.W., W *ifs a l C. IL • da hterug. 7IVISB.—• at 4, at Wimbledon, the wits of lin J, G. /tram. of • EDB= — Atil 4 . at Alm - road , Carnahan, L Nu of • ip Augast 3, tsr. at St. John', wood pork, ths aftl d 1. Kamm. MM.. of a daughter. t. d Ousbridgesgumm, W. Um Moak ILP., of • am 801 ". —Aorta M Peadecotea Dorn Pools. the d Z. &XI. Oft. ESA., a a daughter. MhitiblAtan. ATTFIBLD—HAZTILY.Avipet S. at WPM'*tree. by lbe T. Pinchbeck. J. Milled, Ph.D., of Bloom/ben Mina% Martha, dasebter of L Harm, of B arn eed.boset BIC II ML—BATALOATTL —Awn* L. at ht. Osbrtort. wick, the per. B. Belcher, Cacti Dormer, me el Ine ;:=.ll 134. or eonth.pubce, ereohnl. to ANNIP. &lathier ot the kw c. 3 ,33in nazidisue, lIIPIAh —XOIOAN-TAYLIL —A 9. at ifillkj Cbg a ‘ wirleboolMßJ the Bev. 0. A. Esker, the Sect T. MP" Mew ee BeekveU. Lbscoblabtre, to Mute Therms, &lO W et the Bac 11. Norhatt-Payter, rector ot MATH. ADAYS.—Aninet et A 333,1 BA near Conn mil. "WU Lunn. nn ot eepMhs Adam% N seen I_ 6 . BINIITITT.—Aesset 2, et Elliot villa, Cro)non. a. Nemmett. Pm, Soh. shed IL xuasAy.—Antia 3, suss, wite of the Bev. A. IfellW it Petatrarevegs. eyed W. BAlL—mom 2, at Dulwich. Selina, wile et B. J. SAL d TOMEI= —Avert 2, et Claremont's, Lim tearer. We TIA. 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