The Express. — London, England, 1850-11-01 00:00:00

Or I'ACANCIII. 1 , • whemff the hoe plasters, as it had been fully referred hI Mat he moolsonst he toil thus this, that when looking for a ra p. et N the thatissessi duty teat was patois during the paper ,orrery, he wee old swarth to remember th at the p dety up to that peeled was acne complained of. Prior • to 1797 then had been no cuspidate; from the year 1819 up to the pr. sent One they had been is a Rat of coatiaul emberresamene, and that would not be put a stop te util as alteration was sleeted. What happened doting duo last 30 years woad room with redoubled damn is the ant 30 years to come. He was firmly amtvineed that oadem there was aa abates's. of the duty it would neva be paid at all. (Hear.) That bad *lvan bees his opiates. He was ma dated that the duty was rapidly impeworlehlag the hop `rowan, end the poor labourers world be the first to He trusted that the efforts of the present meeting, which had boon inducted with ithisahaity sad spirit, would have the sleet of °Mathias seen alleviation of the grimaces sada which they latsared. He should to most hippy to so operate with his hos. fried 111 Cutlets and tin other etem,bers mescal io waitlog upon the Chancellor of the Esehequer, oz carrying at the "rialtos of the undies ia thy way In his power. (Chem). It should las borne is miad that the Chancellor of the Izeheqour !el/ a Meat iayidiau p-s.tion as a public arrant 0( the crown, but he hoped with their fathre negociationt with him, that they would dad that the dews Of the government and the hop farmers would sat be so entirely satarronimis. He did sot imagist that there would be say difference of op lans as to the mode in when the relief was to be obtained, sad therefore the Chancall:r of the Eschetner would mot bs furnished with the argues/at that they were cot unanimous sang themselves. He was limbed of opinion that the Tenelissin of half the dia'y was esseatially necessary, but that meld sot be does wit bent the mast of parliament ; sad at pithiest all that the Chthealla of the Exchequer could de would be ta great a farther postposement, sad he trusted that would not be rented totes bop p swam (Meer, hear). FULLER, H P., expressed his readiness to co :pses with the otkar nprenntatirs present to obtain U the relief that was possible for the hop farmers of M , Lot and Imosa. Mr. IItZWEN, X P., regretted that he was not present at the nestles et the 10th Ozcolier, but was entitled to dad that that meeting bad adjourned without nudes to any specific arrangement He enured them that be had takes every opportunity duties the past sossioo, who he could clods an in'aview with the Chileans of the Exchequer, sad since thee he had also urged upon him his conviction,that it wee utterly impossible the remaining portion of the duty of I+4B cou:d be paid. (Hear, bear.) The duty for 1848 f Must Kent es 118,0001, sad the moiety of that was 69,0004, ad it was atteriy impossible la the preseatstste of things that that lane sum mold be paid. (Hear, hear.) He hoped they would be enabled to obtain a further postponement, sad sothiog should be waaties oa his part to brims about so desirable a rends. (fled,_ttear ) Mr. H. CURTEIB, , said it was not his intention to have slimmed thes, as he differed from some of them regarding the hop duty, it Wog long his opinion that the whole of it ought t 3 be repealed. Hs would, however, cordially j tin in end ring to obtain a rep alof the war duty and the 6 per cent., and should co operate with his hot,. friends in endeavouring to postpone the payment of the duty of 1848 Mr. FRENCH, of llolvenden, then addressed the meeting in support of the objects ten which they had assembled, pointing out the anomalous and oppressive character of the hop•duty. He thought, under the seedier circumstances in which the hop fermi rs were pissed, that the government wore bound to come forward sad Mille them from the moiety of the duty of 1848 yet unpaid. Oa the motion of the CHAIRMAN, a vote of thanks we. ' unanimously carried to the masabers of parliament who had attended the meeting. Thanks were then given to the chairman, followed by three rounds of applause. The CHAIRMAN briefly ackaowledsed the compliment, mad the seating separated. AND CLERICAL. Qurim's Cou.k.oz, CAMRRIDO; Ocr. 31.—Messra. R. Dowson, P. J M. Frost, N. Y. DAUM, H. L. Price, and J. E. Bigland have been elected scholars of this college. Bebolauttipa of increased vales have been bestowed on W. 0 WiLienis and Nearly; and grackles ►are been awarded toe. Smith aLd Fri et. Rey. A. Iladfi,ld, to bilvordsle P.C., Linouhirs 'tile' 801 ; , V. of Wartori. J 0. Milltown, to litetenstall C., Lancashire. Rev. B. Mercer, to St.Psul C Racy, Lancashire. BISKOPIIIC —Nova Scoua ; pat., the Crown ; Right Rev. J. lash' dee. Raccone.—Aston upon Trent to. BhardlowC.,Derbeshire, die bah td; val. 1,030/. with residence; pat., 'E. A. Holden, 12 , q. ; Rev. N. P. Jokes= doe . Paarwroes. Crnace.—Bothamsall, Notts, dio. Lincoln ; val 621 ; pat , Disko of Newcastle ; Rae. G. ELawlineno, dec. Cwarietnce to the Duke of Newcastle ; ate. G. New lin/a, dee. NAVAL. PorramotTM, 31.—The Un due, arrow guard ship, Capt. MHougal, being unable to come into hail:mar from Spitheed yesterday afternoon, on account of the low ness of the tide, did ro this morning. The Sprightly, steam tender, Master Commander Allen, d yesterday from Plymouth, bringing round Captain Chads of the Excellent, and a party of marines. The Wasp, steam-sloop, Commander Crosier, which arrived et Spithead yes., rday afternoon from the eastward, and saluted toe deg of the ammosader.in chief, sailed to day for Plymouth to receive the November malls for the mama Armco. Commander Crosier has pfeboinp several men here. The Wrap's behaviour under NOM IS reported to be very excellent. The Diligence, naval tram - Turkish arrived yesterday aftetocen from Ireland. The Turkish frigate Mina Zeta, and the Seragh Bahri, MI6 remain at 8/Attired. DETOSPOKT, OCT. 31.—Toe Cambrian, 40-gun Ed gate, Commodore Jamas leeway Plasmic'-e, arrived here yeamedse from the East India and China Manes. She sailed from Trincomalee J ell 29, arrived at the Mauritius on 18th August. The Pen'o, ream-vessel, Limit-Com. Johiffe, arrived in the booed from the Coast of Africa yesterday. She left Kaheada me the Bth of Aagast, Waving there the Centaur, steam trigam, Cep*. C. H. N. Buckle, with the broad pendant of Commotion Faa Radtke Philentel, G, Com. T. U. Forbes ; arrived at Aseinsion on the 22nd of Augus., and S., ma Leone on the sth of Sepmuber ; Whores, on the 10th of 8 .pteenber; and Faye' on the 30th, leaving on the let of October. Jam se the Plato left, the Centaur had captured a bee vessel with 730 alma on board. The Pantaloon, 8, Com. H. Parker, was refitting is fiimon's Bay, Cape of oal Hop . The Castor, 36, Commodore Wyvill. was at Z bar on the 14th of Jaly. The Dart, 3, brigaatine, was cruising in the Mozambique. The Hermes, steam - sloop. Corn. R. 0. Fishbourne, was at flison's Bay. 'the Sharpshooter had taken three prism while on the station. The squadron was healthy on the mast. On the 26th October Gli is with L'imeule, Dyer, from Hunburah, with 400 emigrants on board, chiefly Germans. Os Teasley afternoon spoke the each% livnaione, in lat. 68.40 N., toad. 6 40 W., which vessel communicated that a large ship was off the Limed bottom upwards, no one near, the crew not seen. The Pluto has brought home the craw and officers of the barque Nautilus, mete ked on the north aide of Sierra Leone, about smooth previously. She belooged to London. Five or six of the crew died of fever. She had four invalids on board from the Philemon aril Cyclops, one of whom died on the pan.ge. The Plato gelled for ttre coast of Africa in June, 1848, and slam that time has captured ten prizes— eight empty and two full—one containins 380 slaves. sad the other 440 slaves. It is ezpe Med that she will go to the eastward to be paid off. The vessel has sir - nezeed very entre weather on her passage home from the northerly gain, and in conargasace she has been kept bock. Luring the last 13 dais, the pelivisions being short, the crew have been en small allowance. —The Bellerophon, 78, Coot. R. L. B %yam C 8., arrived from the Mediu rranean station ea Monday last, bringing a number of invalids from Malta. She was inspected the fol. lowing day by the Commander in. Chief, Admiral Sir W. H. Gage, and brought into Bunpool yesterday morning, where she will be paid off, and ream amiestomel.—The Menem 12. Com. Mathisma, arrived ea Monday from the Rest India and China station, havisg left Hoeg King on the 31et of Much, Singapore, Ilk July, Caps of Goad Mope 31st August, Helena 14th Septenalser, gad Aseseities on the 18th, bunging a mail from each plater, and invalib, govern of when died on the postage home. Then were no men-of-war at SL Helena, and the T , r t o it e was the only ship at Asorksios when e Mariner left. She was inspected on Tuesday after soon by the Commander-in-Chief, and came into hallow. shortly after to he pail off.—The Portland, 60, Capt. Henry Chad., with the flag of Rear-Admiral Fairfax Moresby, C.D., was towed into the Sound en Monday morale( by We Centi mes and Vesuvius steamers, when the latter vessel took her periodical trip round the Eddyetop b week her machinery MILITARY. OBTlVAlT.—According to the Army List for this month jest publiehed, the following names of deeewed seems have here received at the War office Win the list for October was pubiehed : Lientemet-Ornery: file 3. 8. Bans, K.C.8., died net. 6. Maler.O.serast 81emenr, died Oct. 11; 8 1 r P. Rom, 0.C.111.0., penmen. of St. lash na, Aug. 28. Colonel : Costume, asattsched, died Oct 4. Lleateass4Celeads : Cross, retired full Nye 68th Bogie meat, died Sept.>h ,• Omen, unattached, Sept. 14. Major : Brines, R. 1., died July 5. Captains Lord W. Beresfurd, Ist Life Ogards, died Oct 18; Paulen, 64:b Regiment, 8-pt. 29 • Cigarette, 64th Regiment, Aug. 27 ; Lawrence, RA., det 1 ; T. Wilson, h p.,Dragoon., &pt. 19 ; Count R. }Linguae's'', Ist lineman, K.0.L., OM. 14. Lieutenants : Traver', 2M Dragoons, died Msy 18 ; Phill potts, LE., Jay 26 ; otreas, h.p., 31st Regiment Sept 17 ; A. Cameron, h.p , 42nd R Hey 30; M•Meaka, h.p., 62nd ediment, Sept. 4 ; Gibbing., ha p 11, 1 1- meat, &pt. 17; fl'Lachlan, b.p., 3rd West India Regi ment, April 30 ; Alt, h.p., Staff Corps, Sept. 8; Morton, h.p., French's Corps Sept. 8, 1848 Lerkbarst, h.p., 3rd Pro,. Battalion of Hiatt' (so dai s); Wiebolt, b.p., 2nd Henan, K W.L., July 16. Emilia: Meter, lap., 6th Liss Battalion, HALL. (ao date). Adjutant: Rawson, 3rd West Yolk Militia, died July. Quartermasters: Bundler, It Feet. died 5 •Pt. Car ta, h.p. Rutland Feasible Cay., Ani m a 26 ; Gay , ha p., 62.6 ppt , , Oct. 3; D. Williamaon, lap., Bremealbeai ffin edble Ishatu (no date). Barsach-ffasten : Sir R. 0 dos, Loadeaderry, died Sept. 2C t; Lassellas,Gibralter. Sept 6. Bargees. Thomism, 60th, died Sept II; E. R. Barton, Staff, Oot. 11; Parrott, _h.p., Caps Corp. Joao 36 , Alkistesik Bargees Miathens, h.p., 6th UP Bingham, R.0.L., died Jose. Papers : R. Clam, hp., Staff, dial Sept. 16, SPORTING. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. LATEST BETTING ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT. NURSERY STAKES. 6to 1 stet Fulunta filly 10 so 1 apt bre. to Draining, ! Bto 1 Glonhawk 10 to 1 Heine Romberg Bto 1 --• Bastar 10 te 1 Pegasus Mao 1 Tooth 10 to 1 Br.t•Trathtelbr. 11 be 1 The Boa D BY. Uls 1 apt Teadlagtea 126 Is 1 apt Lemartine 40 to 1 eget Lightfoot THURSDAY'S RACES. Swarms= of 10 sew. sash, for 3.yr olds, 7st. 41b. ; four, B.t. 410. t fin sad towards, Bet. 111 b.; Mares and Geldings aloud Mb. Ti. mister to Us sold for 260 eon. if demanded, Ile.. AF. Mr. R. W. Robson's (Anion, 3 )rte Mr. Chem) 1 Mr. Pulteney's Woodhrk, 4 ages (W. Trees) 2 Mr R. H. Nevill's Herbert, 4 yrs (F. Butler) 3 Mr. T. B. Charlton's Rissaway, 4 yrs .(Flataisn) 4 SWIIPIITAICI of 10 son. nob, tag 2yr this : eolts, 8-st 71b. ; fillies, Set. 41b. The whiner to be sold for 40 ton. if demanded, dos. Last half of Ab. M. Mr. Risk's Oipry Boy (Insesou,) 1 Duke of Estlaat's f by Pantaloon eat of Vine. (W.Boyee) 2 SWISPITAZZO Of 60 move. oath, left. fist 2.yr.olds ; colt', Bet Lb ; fillies, Bst 410. Ab. M. Mr. Grankkii's Hoses Romberg (Pittman) 1 Mr. Howard's Clariatira (A. Day) 2 Mr. Delansere's Guy Maturing (I. Manes) 3 Mr Nuill's Artisan (F. Bader) 4 St BeCILIPTIOn HANDICAP PLATS of MI ; fot Syra-old sad:upward*. D.l. Lord Bzent's Tapholes.. 5 po, 7st 41b (J. Moon) I 1 Den of Bedford's St. Rosalie, 4 yn, Bat (F. Butler 2 Mr. Jaques's Mildew, 3 yrs, 7st 10Ib (Flainsan 3 80 J. Hawley's Cranberry, 3 yes, 7st (Arnold .... 4 Mr. Ropers's Bastian°. 3 yrs, litl2:ll..(litanon4 6 8w zzzzzz Ku of 10 sots. each ; for 2.yr-olds, 7st; sad tires, list 121 h ; Mee allowed 2lb ; the winner to be sold for 80 own. if demanded, As. T.Y.C. Mr. Roles Itgratitads, 2yr (Charlton) 1 Mr. Thollueloah Falcon, 3 ages (W. Abdsle) 2 Mr. Justine's Mks Larkaway, 3 In (A. Day) 3 HANDICAP liwasraniss of 16 soy. sal, 10 to, for 2.yr. olds. D.M. Mr. BlytL's Hippogrifl, let 13Ib (Charlton) 1 Mr. Armstrong's f by Venison oat of Tun Wsellin's dun, 7st 101 b (Whitehouse) 2 Mr. R. B Oliver's Debit. 7st Blb ( G. B. Sharp) 3 Bolds,: 6 to 4 apt Wadastra filly (0,6 to 2 apt Vitiate 811 y, 4 to 1 splint:snots, 6 to 1 each apt Vint:die,' and Hippegriff, and 6 to 1 agst Fortune. The Vetison filly, closely waitad on by Hippogriff, made all the ratting until within ten lengths of borne, when the latter citalleund sad headed is., bat of being struck ran against the Vann filly and drove her almost over the rout The root termi nated in favour of Hippogriff by a head, buts objection wse inns idistely made by the outer of the VOOllO ll filly ; Ischia wag a had third, sod Vivandiere 4th. Ran in 1 min. 48 sec. The objection stoical Hippogriff wte gene into after the races, but the decision was postponed till Friday night. GLASGOW STAINS Of 100 .10ii. *bob, .k ft ; for 2-yroold colts, list 71b each. Leath». quarter. of R.M. Mr. Groville's Arian . .. (Flattest) 0 1 Lord Chesterfi=ld's Br to * Drakelow (J. Maroon) 0 2 Lud Enfield's Heranados .. (F. Butler) 0 3 Betting: 11 to Bow Haneandes, 2to 1 opt Arlon°, and 4to 1 apt Brother to Mahoney. Hernando' took the lead, waited on by Brother to Drakelow and Arian at the latter's quarters; they ran so into the cords, sad then 'Deng doishod hood and heed. The judge prosoaneed it a dead beat between tin three. Rids in 1 za. 2 sea Deciding heat : 6 to 4 apt Hernandez, and 2 to 1 each ept Brother to Divinity and Ariosto. In this heat Brother to Draltoiser made the nursing, Ariosto 'titbit on him tato dm 031161, and hosing him by a head, Hominid.' half a length Mot Brother to Drakolow. Rea in 1 la. 23 see, *arca, 200, h. rt. T.Y.C.—Lord Clifden's Cedes* &t 71b, reedved ft from Lord Glasgow's f by Lesson, ea Retriever oat of Verrill., 7st 71b. MAACK, 200, Is ft.; T.Y.C.—Doke of Bedford's Bordeaux, 3 yes, list 71b, rescind ft from Lord Olaagow's Neadasaript, 2 yrs, flit 71b. Marcie, 300, h ft., Bst nb sub. T.Y.C.—Mr. Greville's Barcelona received forfeit from Lord Stanley'' Bensitin (dead). LATEST BETTING. NURSERY STAKES. 4 to 1 opt BrothortO Dril - ; - I 1 8 tat 1 ;gat HMO Holmberg low. 9to 1 Ban 12 to 1 Olothowk 6to 1 Suter 6to 1 Fogleman a dam 1I The sale of the valuable furniture, pictures, cbina, booke, wine, &c., in tits Newmarket residence late the property of Mr. Crockford, purchased by Mr. W. P. Imaceon in one lot, and now sold to order that the house easy be constructed into four, attracted gnat attention, and the prime maimed were very good. Ono bin of TILT* old port made from 71.105. to 91. 10s. per doors, and some of the china reellard extraor dinary prices, as did also the furniture and paintings ia the principal roam The male was conducted in such a manner ea to give very general satisfaction by Mr. R Totten&ll, jun., of Newmarket (of the firm of Isaacson and Unman), and irons him to be • very promising " chip of the old block." EPSOM AUTUMN MEETING. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION 110IISS. CILIUM OP 111CRIVIP0 STOLIN P POMMY.— Wm. S. Sirrell, rid sad dime refiner, et Barbital', abyss same has deem* as familiar to the public to emsequenee Kamm M bevies received stolen property, appeared before Alderman Gibbs (or the purpose ot answering certain shames of beviag resolved stoke property whisk had bees 111011 If ia the City of Leadea. Kr. Powell, barrister, appeared to preserate epos the post of the Crows • Lewis, of Sty-plies solieitor, at seeded for the prisossr. Timm were seviral rospostablit spitisaus, wbo mold to be as balsam Prow with it. pi- ewer, newt. Mr. Powell stated that la ormgriallen reined lz tl as sesorespeoliesm plrass insperen Lead. due dresere al Oa haw es 4 nen went on Ms OAS War cediesse Selo prisoner is Bar =rd tre: lo nl eart tempt which were tbe sting USIA tiwM he re onion of the present begateys Ow el these sellides wee a pier of plate obi& hat bin baba from the Reiabow Tavern, la Fier OMR Part d that article bad bees obliterated with a file. Imam /See had ben takes Ms the house of Mr. Gadam. • itsiesse wise resided Nee Meidstone, and whose knee bleM a redmd some eights previonely, and then wee • sib" Ober ankle. gala would, in du. time, he lipteleill WINS It was =r to nerve that the preen" Intogro Reward orna te meet any accimetiouo mai& .bleb. profaned _ftakset him in the City of Lembo. at wield be stated by MX. Limb ; and rue principal mtnemes men not prelate, M woo nanny to take no inn rebate than would tee Waked to rano a nasal' sall the detati said b• wised. Kr. Lewie—l appear for Mr. 81rrell, who, as has hem by the counsel for the crown, voluntarily . surrendered himself, in order to have a complete investigation into the charges alluded to. My client le, as is well known, ander tail to appear to answer other charges of a similar kind elae• where, and he is most desirous that the strictest inquiry should he made into all the ciretrostasees. I ban boil ready to answer for his appearance at any time the alder.. man may think proper to appoint to answer all accusations which may he preferred against him. He surrendered him. self by appointment, and hews notes to the polies authori ties that each wee his intention. Mr. Powell—l shall call witnesses as to a few feats. Inspector Lund, of the retcpolitere detain* pol so maid —ln eorequence of information which I rented, I pro• ended to Nos 63 sad 64, Bettina, with other risers, sod fond the primmer there. I epprehesdod him upon n , two charges dlatisot from than Upon serener the plass Wan d a quantity of plate. I nbeequenstly dlssovered a silver tablespoon whir belongs tons proprietor of the Rain bow Tama, and which I produr. The letter Mls on the handle or the stem of the spoon, and is partly obliterated by .teaseof a fi le apparently. While examining the spoon through a magnifying glass, I perceived the words, "Rain bow, Firestreet." I also found these silver pepper castors with the arms, "six doves and a shield divided by a bar." I ascertained that the pepper anon Waned to Mr. Henry Geddes, who resides at &merlin, near Maidstone. I have seem Mr. Geddes, and he Weaned lb. pepper Gaston as part of property the produce of • heronry committed on the 26th of the preceding month at his house. Mr. Lewis, upon bsl.g asked by Alderman Gibbs whether he wished to ask any question if the inspector, said—No. As this examiaation is a mere matter of form, preliminary to the fall investigation which my dint courts, 1 shall not sok the witness any qustion. Edward Ashford, prisafpal wafter at the Rainbow Tavern in Fleet street, sat e{—Mr. Isaac Argent is the proprietor of the how. len swear that the moss exhibited I. his pro perty. I am resporibla for the spoor and other plate. Oa Iv about the Nth of July last the spoon produrd was ler It was ' 1 believe, stolen from the codie•roone, and weer of erten disappeared at the rme time. Mr. Lewis—Had any plate been stolen previous to , that dote from the Rainbow Trent ? Witeree—Yee • about 18 scathe Won that that lose plate had bees st ein. Mr. Loris—What is then upon that epos whisk indi cates that it k sot re of those which bad been stolen 18 months ago? Witness—l know that the spoon rascal was purchased nee that time from Mr. George Damon. Mr. Powell—l do not intend to go further to-clay with the charges against the prieoner, sad request that he may be remanded. Mr. Lewis—l have bail fer the appearance of my client to say amount. He is, I repeat, most anxious for a searching inanition. Mr. Powell rid he bad nothing to say in opposition to the application of the prisoner to De admitted to bail. Alderman Gibbs then conented to take bail in two sureties to thramoant of 1001. wit, and the prisoner's own maturity to the amount of 2001. Mr. John Ben of No. 68, Milton-street, and Mr. John Johnnie, of No. 13, Whiteercenstreet, were the sureties. I The prisoner was then told that the charge against his ' was that of haring feloniously received a silver spoon endures silver pepper eastors, well Mowing that they had been stoles, sad that he most sppear in the course of the following week to answer the charge. The prisoner then retired accompanied by several friends. CII•ROP or ROBRIZT IT A CUB/Lt.—Richard Hewett Dredge, a clerk in the banking-knum of Messrs. Roberts, Curtis, and Co., was brought up in the eostody of John For rester, the dicer, charged with brio( robbed his employer of a aniderable sum. Mr. Bush, of the firm of Bush and Mullins, solicitors to the Committee of Bankers for protection from frauds sae forgeries, appeared for the prosecution. He rated that the bunion felt great pain in prandial! against the prisoner, who bad been many years in their employment; but the felt it to be their duty to proem:sate in every case of the kind for the oaks of public jostles. The prisoner had absented himself for erne days from the how, and another clerk no rut to look for him. The messenger Wand his 1. the musky, and the prisoner made a full confession of hie de- Ilaqueney,acd mid he would make a " clean beset." Mr. Bush Weed that the prisoner had written down a statement of the her, and, although cautioned upon the subject, and assured that his acknowledgment of his guilt would be used against him, he would not retract his confession. The evi dence was complicated ; but the amount which the prisoner wee charged with having appropriated to his own purposes was 4771. 111. 3 d. The prisoner, who admitted his guilt before the =gia nts, was remanded. The Lord Mayor requested that the press would acknow ledge his receipt of 10e. from 8. G. ter the poor box. The &Moron meeting for fiat and steeple ruing tsk,a place on Tuesday and Wednesday neat, and, if then be any virtue in money, large fields, and plenty of sport, will be a brilliant one. The followieg outline of the stakes already made or open for entry on Saturday will show the nature end extent of the antuienmat to be anticipated. 0a Tuesday, the races —vie , the Baddieeton Handicap, for 2-yr olds, with 100 added by C. H. Carew, Req.—from whose estate the stake derive. its we—tweaty.eight horses named. The Epsom Autumn Handicap, of 15 son. nob, 10 ft, and only 6, to , with 200 son. added, 66 hones handicapped cad 31 lett M. The Welter Handicap for gentleman riders; 11 entries. Also the Normanton Stakes, the Bemis& Handicap Plata of 100 son, a 2 year old Selling Stakes, and an all aged Selling Sisk's. The public money added to these stakes amount to 4761. The nine of action on Wednesday will be on the Steeple Chase Course, which has been thoroughly dratted, much improved and increased in SS, to the extent of a mile of good emend. The events to come off are five in number, via.:—The Epsom Autumn Steeple Came of 15 son each, 10 ft. de., with 100 added, 16 entries and 8 acceptances. • Ern Handicap Hurdle Race, with 40 added, 12 seeepteneee. Also the Surrey Hunt, Aristocratic and Scramble Steeple Chasm. The races willccouneoce each day at one o'clock. . . The railway arrangements are on a eerie proportioned to the corcuion ; extra trains will ran each day op to 11'16 a.m , the rues for the doable journey hoist respectively be., 4e., end 34., and an express Vain at 11 . 46, returning immediately after the u. ILabi iinteUtgence. BLOOMSBURY COUNTY COURT.—Yrznipsy. Byron D. D. MUM, Era. CAITWRIOUT 9. Di 80L0111.—(4CALIJ Oision.sauw. OP • The plaintiff. a lieerpstabl.•keeper, said the defendant for the gum of 41 9s , being the amount due, r alleged, fo the hire of riding horses. Mr. G. E. Willisms, solicitor, 60, Upper Nortenutreet, said that he attended foe the defendant, who admitted the debt, and propord paying the sane, with earner is a mouth. A stableman, who represented the plaintiff, retard ark terms. .Wage—Why ? filtablinsaa—Ty 1 Cos he's a gentle:no& (Laughter.) Judge—How do you know that &Wow—Ty to my kaowitidgo he's gist gay sa ceder ter iota of pounds of cigars and two pairs of kid gloves. (Laughter.) J siege—And you think that qualifies a ',relevant 7 Stableman—l should say so, my lord—(larighter)—dca'S you (loortmed laughter.) Judge—gaits different. lioweyar, I will oaks the sour so you wish. Stableman—Thins let's hairs It directly. (Laughter.) Order fez imasdiat• gamest. MIDDLESEX BESSIONB.-YznnwAY. Mr. Witham, in the abates of Mr. east Adams, est yesteedey at the &issloarboveri, Clerkenw, , to Mar bell sad appeal eases. Tam QUINN ON TIN PIOSSOUTION or TIN VIVIAN OF PADDINGTON V. Joan GONS, G. AND W. COLLINS, STASILION AND RoLDawoata, HINNY TAMS, AND Joaa DAIIII, DUST CO/TRAM/LS, TOIL SUISLII(11. Tbis lase, with* turn been Wore tile wart lee s eassidar• able Ilme pest, was set lowa for JadeasaM this TM damps/de are situated ea the Mahe d the Coast, at Ps/kayos, sad the dada sad sasweire depubed there esaetkate sks aalesaes esmpistaai it, At the SSW =wawa, el ski math Mr. Seepeast Aim Meted *at be would Wpm tbe yards, aad rood list Web aver, sad give bit Imbrues& this neralsp. Mr. Pm, shed whether, la the abeam et the Aalletsat Jodie, the ore woad be proceeded with. All die parties sad the &renews esaaseted wish** i.e were la ware. Mr. Witham said the ars met stead over until seat ser the, alma he bad so doubt that Kr. llerjesat Adams wield mantic. it. TICS DIAMOND STUDIZZir. Ingham gave judgment yesterday in the saw of Mime Jells Anne Courtney, at whose instance, as our readers will remember, a summons was felted against Lieut. Edmund Baker Weaver, of the 86th !ye' Reg., and sou to Capt. Weaver, waiter; to the Pen tonville Prison, for refusing to deliver up a eft of diamond studs set in gold, and valued at 101. The defines previously set up was that the present ease, as well as two or three other civil suits—one involving a breach of promise of marriage had been compromised by Mr. Graham, a solicitor, employed 1 by the complainant, and that 601. had boon already &defaced. Mita Coartney said that she employed Mr. Graham to act for her on attain conditions—tiamely. that the studs should be returned or 101. in money, with 1001. for breach of matrimonial convect. Mr. Ingham, in deciding yesterday, said the wads were doubtlessly the property of the com plaisant, bat as she had agreed to arrange the cpseetion respecting them and other transactions through the agesey of a Mr. Graham, she had deputed an authority whisk wee quite suficient, name she weld show that the authority had leen revoked es due notion given. It would be monstrous It any secret inetragtions to • solicitor should WWI. date arrangements whisk be was is the first in stenos authorised to maks. It was objected that a =l.which had been pat tato kis (Mr: Indent's) marinating to he a moil* for all demands, wee not stamped, bat it Was eemmos he the profession to take down la wetting heeds of agreements which were afterwards to be Maafsandel mat. This was *Rawly a document of that dnetf and If Mr. Graham, having the power, had failed to tarry it oat, there would have been grounds for • motion Vilna him in the Court of Qasea's Beseh, where the production of this paper would be admissible in his defence. As arrangenewas had been previously made, and money paid, he (Mr. Ingham) should minas to wake an order ; sad, without prejudicing the ease, he would let Miss Courbaery determine the question by an action to be settled elsewhere. fl;••:ttor them dropped. The gout was 'fowled with penal. to Lem tie &ludas. ButooLoo. 41LnuaLnoit. Mr. Cortat nagi• — •; ice - eetart man Mae eireswatteeer. Is Jut bet • au thaw! Orem wee ordered by tie smart to dad sureties to keep tba passe towards bis wtte to six ateatbs, sad to Wain • idiom ks kaiser to heehaw ewe et the meths be tsd Is Me heath the Imam et the reemethwee, Germ air disk awl seem • atatthethe et that bet, wed dee the wth that the lona the resepienes bed hem awed le by bet hothaid tip to the los el be doe. bees weed ups the musty, be Mame te the e arth. dies that Owe* Orme wee Gra to was MIS is twee mobil Ida irs 72= meth wat Ai" tae that the ille=is order OM the tram as emesebb ; norm the depth. Oreated. The evert thaw wthensed. I Tics /Lummox es 1861.—Tk• time havin mind he reesiking agoiholisms kr la Qs Kbenszepilhessmilllow asnalftes.a• babes MK b be r B A abed THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1, 1850. LYNVI VALLEY RAILWAY. The extraordinary general half-yearly isee n ts i t adjourned from 29th August lest for the purpose of fag the report of the eossmittee of inquiry Ghia a to /amine into the adobe of the company data iii of the amalgamation, also to consider the prepriW astisso f amp so lidating «rage sham and to authorise cartels it the line, was held yesterday at the date, 449, West Itersad, Mr. MATTII3WII, the *halm= of the company, is the disk. Mr. KNIGHT, as chairman at the Investigation °panellise, applied fora teethes adjetarnmeet, as tke ground that the committee had not had sulkiest time to make say sad oleo distended pewees to examine late the affairs of the company previous to t h e amalgamation with the Purl Oast and Defibrin Company, sad ri f.rred to a letter mattess these dammed& from the committee whisk he had to the chairman, hat to which he had not received say reply. The CHAIRMAN explained that W had only reeedved the letter within the last five minutes. With regard to a further adjournment, that was a question for the meeting to decide, and with regard to the powers for inquiring into the affairs of the company previous to the amalgamation be apprehended the proprietor of the amalgamated 'misplay had no authority to grant tbt in. It such ioquity ware ne cessary, the proper 'untie would be to tall a 'amnia, of the sbaranolders of the aldeompanias, who might, it they thought proper, greet the pow!, Typified. Another point referred to in the letter was the necessity of giving the parllacteatary notice's for eceeelidating the shares and altering the lire. In reference to that tonight observe that the solicitor bad been inatructed conies web node" and they wouki a2pear in we papers in • few Jaye. Mr. KNIGHT than proeseded to wound that the terms of the resolution under which the committee had been ap pointed were sifil.iently enfilades to authorise an examine dos into the affairs of the Port Cowl and Dufferin Company, that being the only point of difference. no doubt having ever been cut as the accounts of the Lynvi Valley Company. All Ike information the committee bad been able to obtain relative to the Port Cawl Compiny was the copy of a financial statement seat trom the old to the new company at the data of the amalgam" ion, all the books of the company being refuted. The amounts pur ported to be a statement of the affairs and meta of the COW pang on the 30th of August, 1847, the date of the amalgams. tion. In that statement the capital and income seeounts were jumbled together in a most extraordinary meaner, and it was absolutely necemeary that mesas should be afforded to wet its accuracy. They had applied to the secretary for atoms to the papers mud book., by which alone the statement in question could be confirmed sad refuted, and bad been re fused. He concluded by movies a resolution for adjourning the mating until the date of the last board meeting previous to the next general meeting of the company, and for giving powers to the committee to inquire into the cash account of the Port Cawl and Dafferin Company down to the date of the amalgamation. Mr. RANDALL seconded the resolution. The CHAIRMAN wetted his former statement that the present meeting could not grant powers to investigate the attain of the old company previous to the amalgamation. Sir R. PRICE, M P. (a director), took the same view, bat doubted whether It would be proper to silo, the books in question to go into the hands of any person who was in armor of calls, and against whom tits director, thought they had a right of recovery, and Mr. Knight sou in anew 7001. The directors would be quits ready to make soma arrange ment with him. Mr. BRIGHT—I want no arrangement. I deny that I owe the old company one 'billing. Sir R. PRICE—With regard to Mr. Randall he was not in mem, and to him, and every proprietor so situated, there *mid be no objection to afford every explanation. Mr. BALCOMB, as a dirrelor of the old company, in. Limited that there was every dispodtion to tarnish every Information with regard to the affairs of that orompany, to every proprietor who was in a position to a•k it. Mr. BAKER observed that the report of the committee mast be confined to matters dam the date of the =alga- Mr. TILSON (the solicitor) gave it u Ms opinion that Ik. report could not legally embrace anything referring to the affairs of the old company antecedent to the amalgama tion, and suggested that the chairman had no poorer to pat the resolution in the form in which it had bean moved. An amendment was then moved sad secondet!, "that the resolution be not put," and was carried on a show of bands by 10 to 7—the mathrity including rim directors. Mr. INIGIIT having again stated that ha had no charge to Wang against the Lyovi Vality Company, The CHAIRMAN declared the meeting was at an end. MARKETS. Om. 31. The sales of cotton to-dav ere estimated at 4.000 bales, and consist of about 160 Foram and Maranhatn, 8181 ; 100 Egyptian. 881 ; 1,000 Surat, 6 6 Total since Thuradv, 56,000. Import ernes Thursday, 30,000. The market closes !smelly, but with rather more . Compared with Friday's rates, prises of all kinds are unchanged. Monomer's, Ocr. 31.—The pia of the raw material having given way at Liverpool to-day, our minket for both yarns and cloths has base exceedingly flat. Beth the boom ' trade and for export (with the exception of India goods), felt the effect of the telegraphic menage which broils - let this intelligeme, and buyers for the German, Greek, and gene ral export markets were unwilling to operate except at a decline, which productva were unwilling to awed' upon i the generally unretnuoerative rates now prevailing For the India markets stocks of goods are much reduced, and some of our large houses befog under contracts likely to i occupy than fora month or six weeks, and camequently out dike market, prima have not suffered. Indeed in looms instances qualities of yarn and elo.h required foe these mar kets were in demand at slightly advancing rates. WOOL,—Baenroan, Oct. 31—There is no very eager disposition to buy combing Wools (especially of middle de wriptioas) at the rates demanded by the staplers, and the sties daring the weik have been limited. Neds and broke., from the small quantity making, are ready sal*, at advanced pun. LIYIRPOOL, Nov. I.—The Wool market last month exhi bited a quieter (soling thug for some time previous, which Le generally the cue at this advanced period of the year; never theleis, a large quantity of the raw material has changed hands, both by public auction and private treaty, without dimisation in 'slue ; and the reduced stalk in the hands of importers is held with greater firmness. In Yorkshire and lather mannfacturinit mantis% the markets have been dull and variable : consumers are, la onasqueses, refraining from buying, in the enticipadea of prararieg • sup ply at lower rates ; but the staplers, Sating that they manta replace their stocks, unless at advanced prises, refine to submit to any reduction. For • long while back the con sumptien has to. en above an avenge ; new mills have been erected to still further increases it; orders are plastiful for foreign as well as home account, tun an additional rise in pass is looked forward to ere many weeks pass over, which is net by any means improbable, when the question is fairly weighed. Tee stela by private treaty are in Erryptian, But India, Oporto, Ratan, etc , at extreme rates. Russian fleece is much wanted, also combing Oporto, Turkey, Grecian, fto., of which climes the market is bare, to fact any description of coerce Wool is in demand, sad would meet ready sale, at full pric s On the 33rd ult. about 3,400 bales low Wools were offered by auction; the attendants was large, and the competition spirited, for all kinds (with the ezeeption of good and middle qualities Buenos which were mostly withdrawn, • good portion being in uiaad hands). But India fine white soli briskly, at the pram of previous sale hers ; but awed and coarse whit*, together with yellow, brought an adenoma Id. told. per lb. and good grey and fawn odour Id. per lb. advance; other descriptions, nth as Oporto, combing, gad Egyptian, ite., obtained ex treme Rah ; liege share of the EOM ladle WM sold for export. Scotch—Thera fe not much to report ID sales, — Laid Highland:and White Highland are not so much in de mead. A slight reduction I. submitted to. White Cheviot is in moderate request; but Lad Cheviot and Cross still re sin unsaleable; holders, however are not pressing sales. English and Irish—For the quantity here a good business has been done, and higher prices are shortly expected for fleeces. Skin is also fa better demand, and not a great deal offering. MANUFACTIJRIIB.—Bnansonn, Oct. 31.—Yarne : The inactive state of the Tarn Made, sad the prises offering me se issommanwasase with the high cos: of labour and the edlosold Woo of week that no al , ernative now remains but to Mee the pesiootioo. The elasknere of the home mum fulsome hoe boded to cause a deal of spinning spool frames to be idle, sad mon if rife of the Intention of larti ties anti of mailbag beim/ put on short time, by wor day. tight enty.—Plesee: The chief demand is now for easy winter polo ; end Coboargs and Orleans are only bought in small (realist's, to wart up sleeks. - COIIII.—BARBoAT, On. 31.—Tbe trade for ell Ida& of Mast WNW. saaaket ow swab the INN al last ova. Good mil WA rams of awls, la Mbar stow dawasd. Prior a WINN : WNW, old. N. to to. Id. par Nobel; raw, Is. to ta. Id. Parlay, 11N. to Its. par ar. Wawa, aid, is. N. to 4a. per bushel ; sow, da. IL Is Is. M. Oats, *4N.. to Ma per er.; asw, las. toll,. Btasmaimax. Oct. 31.—At this days market thew was a short mold at Mood trow hair u itto trade Mod doll, with 1 taa ant la Nair WIN how. Batley false dear. We ini • lit NW tir Old. ot do mom/ OW as, Bows 1 NS, bat Ism to s is rai m e zt er arl=ta . Pow aaslawad. Vas SaaNNON, Oat. sl.—Thk Pp* to ii= at tlio market New was wiftrias, sad, Nes bin a .4 irk, &a whole wee *and olk at Woos mad to NM dYe we*. Ilbalso d. r i g: st eaN bay. E 7 wilabla pada* afts.bsd al Os MORO on larked hr. sedate Maly; bet sow Iwo to qua. maw Nryllaa. INN sal Passmoro of 'Lowly, sod No walla aims Was new wall Wiwi Wm Nam tboa Nat asstwadsp. Whisq4lll, width Ili. to 111. 10a; 441 d, le& to lei Uhl DOW • WM% MIL 111 111.1 rad. N. a W. los. Daft. SW le No. 084 Ila lotto. Mom do. to Sl► rai ds to No. Out. n.—Our Harker was wall amnia *Nay alto i dud. tor NNW sits it Milan.No NNW was Nisi= wwowassal, se wad as lea week. UAW asw ism. la quasi le. Odds. par Impatal up; Ibidaa old* 41s. to 411 s. par INN.; lossti . wd, selss Nis quanta 41a. to 41a. ; 11• e osalliNs. Na. 41a. ; Wass, doiltiok do. to Na.; bud, Ws. to M. pada* al Ile Nprowirat to MINI, sad van elaper to do st i o: la. psi ark. =1; Naomi INGO' MN SOL lo pir wit s WWI IN,, odd bra Us. to do. pr l bs Waittog wow ado Ms lora to nom and dna quake wow la War Ir UM fa NM weds pot. assaalwp ail Nada aisspiN hammy Ns Ms ha aired ke. lap& =NW Illatti W ha toe. at tria filliertitp=. Yak" of dot yid atdood %dm- dads lloottroto =ILDom sill IN" Ws. to Ida WIN& qt.; bib, to 17a pw MIL ; , Its. ID 161=irir. qr. Bum tworlood vitheist alltaralsis. gok ao &Wpm bap. qr.; ad lon= IltoV%or fi l l& The to. doe. MON OW l eo bra Imp, ansasilalw at imil ltlast ui NTN ; Oals. apa con i un , WWNW; Raw. Wail' al walla TY araragas, ft disownbays beas—glast, ilk at ewe4l t i M. . Ortleszatia, Oat. 30.—Tbers wu a small supply of I Wesat at this does market, latish sold pretty freely, at about the pins of lam sari. Barley was in rood st.pply ; the het samples is meitasit i‘ use loquired for, but inferior parcels hug Madly on hoe.Jbewskaad Puma. attention. Wheat, 34e. to 424. Bar- In, pule pew ten to Me. beans, 30s. to 345. Peas, 110 a. to Km. lbw. les. le 31s. per each. D Oat 31.—We had a large supply of Wheat, ekto• mow is heed In lalestar seadlttou; the trade was massively eml a lbw d the mu bet barely maintained last erodes prime; ell saw% _with 04 mouth aea little for mod, were almost an. saiss" dole( thmewlist odes were made ware at a federate& of Is. er i i n et ail red, welshing 13 IMO lib., was sold at 13s. yes Is sped supply; the mg best measly malntelned last Waft blobklbltiOtwaslower. la other prim but little dile& solve allemicm la prior. Wheat, white. 414.; bast red, its. le MI.; middle& Vs. to 41s. • Inferior, 88a. to Via. Imlay, 10s. MVs. ONle. lea. to Vs. Beals, Us. to 16s. Pews, Ws. be Us. pmw /laerg, the, per Na g US. o $B4 ; MIC• 1111 1; SOS. to Us. mummy Ott. 31.—Tte trade for Wheat to. Brea retherlorseat bat week's rake barely supported, es bar the Sort desoleMees. When; trees IPI. to 114. We per I. tea. te ele. per v. °ate, lea to Us. Beane. 30.. to 11,1;. Po" e a. lone. Ootinututo, Oet. St —Thus wu but lad* doing in Wheat today • priors wort somewhat In Mame of the buyer. Wheat, red, Ma to 405.; whitey Its. Ism 43a. oW. Barley, 21s. to 3k. Osta, ICa. to 30a. Pam Its. to) 1 Basin, Sao to ale. per qr. - - MANNINOTRZE, Oct. 31.—We have had a pretty good show or even to-day, Wheat magentas last week's prism Barley R for mantas 11. pas qr. damn Beam and Pao doll in sae, at late NSWBVILY, Oct 31.—Ws hays to report a largo supply of Wheat acwoodhe tho dowriol. which led to a &Woe of fully la per INrd wns mold. The sung of &wiry woo loge i the Ind iris the polocsof lon work; grind *: ompleo woke Wray. Cloiy liana, owl Pm WA at kis rates. Flamm:mu, Oat. 81.—Th*8one trade this morning of. heed ao aew !Mare. Parchere supplies of Wheat appear to lowen, and, theta It millers are reekiag ket" they buyji very ceatiottely, aad only Me 'wont or. The change to the weather so very asitel sad damp will affect the condition el fanner.' Whoa* and may eve • batter eats on foreign, which does not cow remunerate the ha rem. Wheat, white, 42a. to Pls. per 4anlto. ; red, 37.. to 411. seal las to 24a. qr. • grinding, ii.. per 4001 b. UM. Per • - - Rt;iwrox.Oet. N.—Wheat trade steady at last work's priors. The little floe Barley shown made Is. more mossy. All other dresriptloss statlosary. Wheat, 30s. to 26a per load. Barbi, 20a. to 10s. per gr. Oats, le y . to HA - - STOCKTON-ON-Tin. Oaf. 30.—The arrivala of grain into tut port anginas Molted. At this dare market them was a large show of Mind from the fanners. and Wined also a good attendance of buyers the whole was noddy cleared off at the fall prima of this day week. Grinding Barley In good demand. Oats meta slow sale, at a decline of &I. to le. per qr. Beans in fair demand. In other articles no change. Imports during the past week: Wheat, coast wise, CO qrs.; Barley, ousatwme, 100; foreign, 360; Gala, coat. win, 100 qrs. - - - 31.—Tho supply of Wbaat has paually leamea duo the bliehatitals unreels, and prices to-day are fully squat to thee' realised last week. The sverageo are: Wheat, 424.6 d.; Barley, 25.. ; Oats, 205.; Pees, Hs. ; Beans, Ms. per qr. . _ WArearoan, Gat 30 —Our train ustrket is ezottdingly deg ke Wheat and Oats this week, end the former grain ie Id. to 2d. per kris cheaper. Indian Corn, on the other band, to In brisk de mand, and the turn dearer. OL•600W, Oct 30.—The arrive!' front Ireland since the date of our last report have bore empty, pertly In consequence of a prevaletme of easterly winds ; but from transatlantic porta 6,176 brie. Flour bace come to hand, 3,634 kis, being from New York, and 2,643 brie. from Canada. Vio Grangemouth, 2,676 cps. Barley and 1,013 meta Flour, c oa stwise, and 2,374 qrs. Wheat from abroad comprieed the chief imports. The intervenuois of a fastaday sod its attendant holidays having interrupted the usual course of business, the trade has been in • quiet state, with seemly any walation in prices during the pest week. This day's market was devoid of activity, the demaed for old Wheat being quite et a retail character, without ehoage In prim. For new Wheat than was a good inquiry, and lino quads wood onataand higher rata Back Flour was offering on easier terms, the American being relatively cheaper. Outs, Earley, awl Beans were each I. moderate request at steady prime. CATTLE, Ao.—Nswanic. —At the fortnight fat-stock market as Tuesday there was a rood show of stock, bat the Bale was dull. A goal deal of basiwas was done at about but market's Floes. There were 284 Sheep sad 37 Mast paned. SALYOnD, Ott. 30.—Best Heirets sold well et the eautarl prime; mlddl ni met with dull male, Ca l msy left unauld. Drat welters mat ready tale; swat dull eels.d. per lb. lem than last week. Bat, 30. to Md. Mntton. ad. to bid. per lb. Oat 31.—We have had a very heavy supply of Sheep sod Beasts, aod at Pip moderate. There INA on sales &- wad kw Sheep, sad prices were id. to ltd. dearer. Beet dna at late prim. Pork dull, sad 6d. per rune lower. Mutton, ewe„ W.; wetter, 6d. to bid. per lb. Beef, 6e. 6d. to Is. pet stone. Park, 4a.64. Per Maas. EDINBORO/1, Oct. 30.—Thh market was largely 'applied, principally West nighlenders, the number 523, befog 9 Ives then but market, a great proportion of which were of very Inferior quality. What was really good brought readily re. per Dutch atom; current, 6e. 6d. ; roiddhag and inferior, from le. to 6s. A goad clearance 'fractal. The supply of Sheep this morning was gun large, there being 5,929, or 0130 more than last weak. Salm were doll, and a clear ance visa not effected, but last week's prices were maintained. Top price of the best Mutton, Id. per lb. ; secondary aorta, id.; inferior, from 3d. to 31d. KiNnOSS.—Ceuta AND !Julian BURNET, Oct. 29. The day being highly favourable, the attendance and show of cattle were lager than has been seen for many years put ; exoteding those of June and July. In fat, Mr. Floekbart,ot Annafriech, sold a lot of four queys, at 111. 64.; Mr. Ewan, Bbanwell, two lots of queys and stow, at 101. 10s. and 91. 65.; Mr. Hay, Balleave, a lot of quays, at 101. 10s. ; Mr. B allingall, Segni., a lot of quo) e, at 91.61. ; various other lets being from 91. to 101., and &considerable demand, prices being from 6s. to 6r. 6d. per stone, Dutch, sinking the offal. Of loan stock the sale for the first hour and a half war ex cuttingly dull; but towards one, p.m., there was a stir, and various large lots, two-year-olds, went off the ground at ores Varying from 41. to 71. ; a few superior, at 81. and up wards. Ode fine lot of Highlenders, two year-olds, we saw, but did not learn if they met with a purchaser. Onicyder old and six quarters, from 60s. to 31. Two very superior markt were sold by Mr. &Auks, at 61. 61. and 61. 17s. 6d. Mitch rows brought from 61. 10s. to 81. Ba. In the horse market there app,azid to be a good deal done, the turrtout being so numerous in proportion as cattle. The best work boron ran from 301. to 361.; medium, ftom 161. to 241.; inferior, at all prices. PUBLIC BALES. Ocr. 31.—8 y Mews. IC7 — e to Violas, at the Mart— &von house la Norma-street, Bt. Lake's, and Rattling in UN rear, let foe 1831. per annum, ad i rrt Seers at 261.-1,1961. Leasehold propary, Meor4ante, Cripplegate, prodasing a volt rental of 611. 15s. per annum for 47i lean-496i. lasoshold hoe" 28, Camden-egret North, Coal's tows, let for 451. per maw, held for 89 eon at a—toot. Mr. Parris BaoaD, at Garrawsre—Tbree setups in the taste Tao, Hayes, Iltdolleeez. let ter 661., belt for 42 year at 111.-3281.. - . . _ Banillsial interest in psalms 175, thread, held for 10 1 loan, keen 1840, et 1571.10.,, sad far a further tens of 91 Tear at MK —l3Ol. Mr. AL's= Cox, at the Kart—Freehold &ally rod. donee, salad GTOTO Cottage, Baya-7283 About three rtires of freehold meadow Lad, sultabie kg ballani, at Hayes-340A • rtlls reddiart sad prouder at heaMend, of the iod inated annual vane K 1201., hid fa 49 psis at 771.71.-708. Freehold oarless, lass t in milistsm ef Admiral Taylog, gertiommd, MariehML ooselsoldas Gresawle► pub, w umo lt ho lviewls, Ita, 49 hut b, 281-1,111101. house, 82, Margaret ammo% Clorkinwell, let Ear 281 , held for 97 years from 1818 at 21-1868. Mr. Cuurnoo: says:—' Oat, 31, 1850, In the nodes of the sale of Glastonbury Abbey, it woe stated that Lot 2 artelitod of a readier*, AueMir Moue,' and 20 ma rt of land, sold foe 1.1601. Tbis iris ea most. It should bare beta sailed ' Assisi Sam; lad bad *Alyea Ws of lead Waited to it." TINA= Ima any le taw eibmil Tamale la abielebbeedmil ban made all. *ea asp, la *rake nay wen IMM by anaben al Mar sil hen se be Meta. ins. The Wilk ma 4 eneea= "l ea /maw einiga TM mime ell Ike IMarals lin bus alma myremed. ga le at ze l:e s a:Mige. lbe awl le Ihe anis helms - Min Imm 1 sae Wee yawl sink paddle/ any armill_ pew wel d rill mil erarbra Mid Cidlaue. mg WOW asly (Mak lbe manak Mena) rum abe he n eir m an The meat MI aim name a. Realism to be hal el larabienierila MOM akin mem Ocr. 29. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. FRIDAY, NOT. 1, 1860. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning. The statism are arranged in order of latitadm Camas el eirmath Named Plana. t ... M w k.. State at Woatlaer. Itcrearova (Dumas) WAS W. Camas Breese Overcast PITICOVIII ...... N.W. Gentle Bruin Parradly Qoady Pearmarra N.W. Oestio Brame Ovaries* Hammer N. Calla Overeat Banos ....... N.W. Castle Broom Overcast Sevramerrea ......... W. Gentle Breams Tony Posammaa W. Gentle limas Overcast Bacaurroaa..... Barnet. W. Calm Omar& Ilaucage. . oasamilial,.. •ceurtaa Airs W. Overage* LILIOWSOM Cosa-Karr= Car masa Maauseams W. Castle Brame Overcast Yaarsotri a Etairiman lauscaasraa. W. Gentle Breeze Overcast Luscamea. N.W. Calm Partially Cloudy Warms N. Gentle Breese Prbseipally Clear Dammanois W. Gentle Brame Overall Saar LW. Oalia Partially Cloudy 1117/DIZIAND N.W. Gristle Breese O vercast Haarlem N.W. lamas Brass Partially Cloudy Ham .......... lianravaaw B.W. Made Breve Cloadkes Cows of Wind. Strength of WWI: W. Calm. The returns Crow the follow* plasm ales La time for publication Yootintai ea %Meets the state of the weather oa W aim *Week. Coosa ... w. awsegleur it ou.rwma MPoetanua a a. &W. O Oda istiellown Perzzacenovam.. lawmen. B. it. Osatle ltemi Lazne N.W. You B. WILMINAVIII D:91110 Gads Breen Ofttle Brom Offigla BMW aeiTi &Woo 1 DAY, Nowt. It. of Weather. (Nemec. I. not reach this they therefore day mornlng at Overcast Partially Madly Yoga OTWlllit OTKCIIIt R Rain :Malin Nov. 6 Nov. 6 No•. 28 0 No•. Nov. 5 Nov. 6 Oct. 24 'HIPPING INTBLLIGENCA .tl. " SUPPWr Chwtta.` rut "Lloyd's LEAN CASUALTIES. Jane, which arrived in Table Bay on the 26th instant, from Lialue, with damage, wee in contact with the Amelia (leaded) on the Ist of August, when both vesulsroceived considerable damage. The Amelia was seen four Donn aft rwsrds hove to, and apparently repairing damage/. la — c = of Good Hope, Aug. 30. Aona from Bordeaux to the Mauritius. was wracaed on Bingen Beef, Bu Vista, Cape de Verde, and the Li B. sloop of war Yorktown, on the north part of Bt. Jay, Bee. 26; mows eaved.—Reportsd by the sehooner Anel, from Bt. logo to Babadose, which was spoken Oct. 2, in let. 14 N., lon. 27 W., by the Queen Mob, arrived at Liverpool. Oceans, of Cork, Jonas, from Callao to Liverpool, was fallen itt with oa Oct. 7, in let. 48 N., lon. 27 W., in a sinking state, and with rudder gone, and the crew taken off by the Penelope, Pottingsr, arrived off this port, which saw the Oceans go down in a Malan gale hue the east, which sprung up on the sun day, and luted until the 13th.- DffOW. Oct. 30. aibarg R.Rsc4had Uabca PaeDU Lads ell Soatkatapete India vil Mantillas Raped Staten & North Amorist Kailas Wed India Brad! ARRIVED. Artainew-stlhipet n :br Sr. as Amu Paaussaik—ss Oulsbe SO, tram paws Amara Assiori—at ads .... ... o.ldir " from:: itimmuse—eimaa."liAllaamulemeri"ilist Aftwa--at Deal, October 80, from ______---..--. - ... Qpit s , dcaota-et Gravesend, October 31, from Aura-at Grammend, October3o, from i. ;.l2etiou Aass-at Liverpool, October 31, from New - 4= Avow-at Liverpool, ()ember SI, from St. Jobn'e, N.B. ANZLIS TOMMON-at Liverpool, October 31, from •Alessadria Horan rive - at Gramm; October 30, from .. ~ .. theta BIEWIIIIILO-Oir DA Masker 50, from .m. LW/nes Cot:wren or Moisture-or Dial, October 30, fr0m......... Qum.. Coneracrurn-of Liverpool, October 31 Ousa-at Cluermetown, October 29, from Oreafln Coanoser-ot Chaveased, October 30, from Orcestadt COPOORIIIt Grammend, October 30, from Wanks, CATOZIIIIIIi Balsial be. O a c:ber 31, fr0ca................Ri0 Grande Crems-at Liverpol, 31, from Dsa Prim-at Gravesend, October 31, fram....... ................. Dawn (brig)-at Deal, October 90, from Westward Liosorrstassa-at Falmouth, October 29, frem....... ...odesse Dames-et Falmouth, October 30, from_ .-- • -. ........... •Beirut Dammorms-et Graveseed, October 30_, arm. Ek. t . Dow Promo-at Queenstown. October IS, from ..... ....No Grande Davao-at libields, October 29, from ..... .....- ...... -.--Derue Faos-oe Duel, oMober 30, from Malta ELLug liasenstb-st Li verpo ol, October 31, trom.../14, Gram s EWE -at Liverpool, Onto 31, from New Or:ems Rotative- at Liverpcol, _Greater 31, tram Deartotoo Riamat-at Liverpool, Odder 31, from Quebes Naar. Acomarc-at Grierseend e October 31, from Notterdara EsuroOmove-st Cheremml, October 30, from Dominica Rosanna-at Gremmal, Cletober 30, from Petersburg Peaces-at Liverprel, Clehiber 31, from at. U mimeo Fatiouso-etQeeeleies s Osleber 29, from Conatantinem s FINKI-Ili Qlllliilirre. OMAR 29, from Porto Ram Fourier-at Oraveseed, Debbie Si, from Maims Faeovu--car Frietonth, DOW 30, from. the* Gaametar-elf Deg, Oslierllo, from St. L a INTISIOS Gnomes-at Falmouth, Gefisber 30, from Rids OLLINUF-Ilt essubanspeee. Gaoler 30, Sem.- .. . .... Atm Aden Gras. Haan.-at Livery*. Chisiber 31, from - Nantes Oar -at Gramsecd, Weber 24, from...---- ........ ....- harm Geonos-at Groul-at Gravesend. WBl, eber Dom Feeetap Gravemmil. Ostober 31, trom OPorfo Haw-at Gravereed, October 30, from Madeira Hoenramem-at Fame* October 30, frees lleneilhe HAIWAM-st Orseneek, October 29, from New York Isamu-La-at Crammed, October 30, from. Peieriburg Inneramoasta-at Gravesend, October 31, fream.- ........ Calleo hats--at Gramessid, October 31, from. ..»_.. . . . „Patna Joestranrs-at Gravesend, October 31, from.. ...... - • Gab Joys acore-at Gravemud, October 30, from.. Pcierabarg JOlll4 Fox -ail:kerosene, 011tallit 30, from ~. nutria Jams- of Bristol, Oetobrr 31, from Goebel looms mro Kam-at Falmouth, October 30, from. ..... Marseilles KIINT-st Hull, Octoter 29, from Creemadt LIOVAN-at Greenock, October 29, from Grenada Lusa-at Queenstown, October 39, from _Trieste Mown/non -at Gravesend, October 30, fr01e........ Peterrburg Maarea-at Gravesend, October 30. from Denmark Miriam-et Queenstown, October 39, from.... -... ....... ......aricate N1C041.1-off Oval, October 30, from ..... .._. lit. tbee 011• IT -at Liverpool, October 31, from Qualm Oasoor -at Pen:altos October 29, from .... - ........- Quebec Porn-off Deal, Oc tober 30, from .., _ ..Calelata Psoriases-at Plymouth, October 30, from Oder" Pasmorz--off Dover October 30 , from ..»..„...»...._ Qed. Psalm -o ff Saloonobs , October 30, from _. Leedom Privars-at Gravesend. October 31, from Honduras Peassa-at °messed, October 31, from. Ceiba Parazo-at °ravened, October 30, from Cronstadt PLanor-at Grameend, October 30, from -. .. . .... .. ......Ctronatadt Perseus Aura-at Liverpool, October 31, .... • web,. Paccrom-at Liverpool, October 31, from_ ...Bt. ateplosn'e. N.B. QCILM , Mas--at Liverpool, October 31, from.-- Bombay Rcsatue--at Liverpool, October 31, from tams Hares-at Gravesend, October 91, from Rotterdam Row. Ikaa-at Falmouth, October 30, freer Odors Roactan--ett Queenstown, October 29, from Locum elunsoc-af Deal, October 30, from Meetward asarumraa- at Falmouth, October 29, ;km ..... llineilles SUIPOIS HIND-at Falmouth, October 29, from Marlys Beim-et Southampton, October 30, from ........... -......5myme Stars-at Deal, October 30, from Smyrna . Sr. Heurta-at Liverpool, October 31, from Rio Orange Penvisst-at Liverpool, October 31, from ItleGrande Soreasee-at Gravesend, October 30, from .-... .- -• Calcutta Scoorms-et Gravesend , October 31, from...-.....iewtoundlsod Bas Licar-at Liverpool, October 31, from.... ...... ... New orlema florms-at Liverpool, October 3L from Riefolarto ftazorr-at Liverpool, October 31, from St Peterrburr i Tema-at Liverpool, Oct 31, from. !bodkins Toeorro -at UveTpool, October 31, from. Maar& ' Tummies-at Famouth, October3o, from Tarawa, Vaummurt-et Gravesend, October 30, Iron Caps Wm. Rom-at Gravesend, October 31, from Pelt mbar err. AND Jame-at Oran:send, October 31, hem Ultima Waste -at Q0641211/OWI4 OCtillbllT 29, from .....-. ............. BAILED. Aptingr CAlM — train Queenstown. Octokr 29, to—. Tendon Ammo—from Oramend, October 31, to . Berbi,e Cescowere—from Orseweed, October 31, to Rio Balms /USU.—train Newport. Woke 30, to Reredos& Muse—from Liverpool, October 31, t 0... ....... -.....—....0p0rt0 Ruzessrs—from Orareeatd, October n, to r .._. . .....491reme1e Eversaraiss—from Newport, „. October 30, to 3lal.ga En. Honer—from Shields, October 29, t 0........„ ............... Hears—from Shields, October 29 Gusausi—from Gravesend, October 31, t 0...... Madras GATISHRAD—tram tibleids, October 30, to San Franmsoo bIDUSTILT—from Shields, Oct. 30, to „Alexandra, MOOT Camas:is.— from Gravesend, October 31, ;to „.....fterban Oranio—from Sbields, October SO, to earthmen., Parroarac Bosses.—ham Plymouth, October 30, to..Adellin, rsanson—from Mk Ids, October 30, to Madams Pantos Ilau.—from Gravesend, October 81. to St. blit's Rawsme—from Gravesead, October 31, to „fawns Trios. Torso—horn Shields, October :9, to ... Adria 1 TLIALLA-4:0111 Sibleids, October 30, to ....... bloaters! VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Brilliant, from Quebec for London, Oct. 22, lat. 51.31 N., lon. 24 38 W. Belmont. for Jamaica. Oct. 1, lit. 26 N., lon. 32 W. Briton, Oct. 14. lat. 42 N , los. 31 W. Griffin, from Johanna bland (or London, Oct. 3, lat. 27 N., lon. 3.5 W. Jane Strong (hrg.), from the Mediterranean, out 6.5 dap, for Falmouth, for orders, Oct. 16. lat. 46.00 N., lon. 14.45 W. Robins Mitchell, Calcutta for London, Sept. 12, tat 12 S. Vioaciors, from Almaira for London, Oct. 14, off Caps St. Vincent. LIOUTROOSES ON TUB COAFT OF MAIN.-BFMOICed is a min recently issued by the collector of the district of Portland, in the stato of Main, notifying the erection of t wo tightbouan on the coast, with their bearings, de.: " Collector's Office, Portland, Sept. 6, 1860.—A lighthouse has been erected on Indian Island, at the entrance of Goose River, the west side of Penobscot Bay. The lantern is placed on the keeper's dwelling.house, 40 feet above sea level, in lat. 44.09, long. 69. Tnis will be and lirbt. The following are the bearings from the light:a: Owl's Read Lights, 8. 4 W., 51 miles; Beacon on Potenfield Ledge, 8. by W. W. 2-3 miles; the Graves Rocks N.E by E. E. 184 miles; Rocky Point off the Light, S.S.W., near 200 fathoms. In running for this harbour, bring the light to bear N. by W.; leave the Beacon on Poterefield Ledge on the larboard hind, and the light on the starboard hand. After passing the light, steer N.. keeping reidchannel until near the village, keeping nearest the eastern shore, to avoid a ledge on which is a buoy near the middle, and anchor a little below the village. A lighthouse has also been erected on Grinds( Point, at the entrance of Oilkey's harbour. Lorg island , Penobscot Bar. The lantern is placed on the keeper's dwelling-house, 30 feet above sea level, in lat. 44.16, Meg. 68.63. The following buriogs have been observed ,—Negro Island light, S.W. by W., eight miles; Duck-hap village, N.W., by W., three milts • Di,key's Bluff, N. by E., 6 miles. Directions for entering the harbour :—Bring the light to bear S.E. by E. and run for it; leave it on the larboard hand, with a berth of 75 or 100 fathoms; continue the above coerce mid channel, and anchor with the light bearing N.W. half a mile distant in five fathoms water. The above-named light will be lighted up for the first time on the evening of the lit of Novetiaber,lB.so.—LUTßEß JEWETT, Collector." PENZANCIL—EUECTION OF 'two 13EACONS.—In COEN quince of an application made some time since the honour able corporation of the Trinity House have erected two beacons—iron cylinders, surmounted by red balls, showing about 16 feet above high water—one on the Ryemso, and the other en the Wecern Creasers, two half-tide rocks, a little within shore of the fairway line front the Mount Roads to Penzance Pier ; so that by keeping outside these beacons all danger is avoided. The last of the beacons wu completed on the 25th October. [Advertisement-]—Dza.•aeriox or • Dtrrcn SOLDIER WHO TOTORT AT WATIWLOO,CVIEDIT HOLLOWAY'S OINTWV.IT ass Pmts.—"l patilielystate thatProtemor Holloway's Pella and usia meet have cured meat' several ulcerous wares, which had their origin In imperfectly healed wounds received In the battle of Waterloo. The pains were of constant duration; and I wax confined to my bed always during the harvest months. I have now for two years been enjoying the best of health, solely in consequence of using Holloway's Pillsand Ointment, which cored me in a very short tine; in for which I publish this testiosonlaL—(Signed) J. es flirter, of Leat.on.the-Voseepels, near Nymegum, Holland, 4th October, 1849.° —Pohl by all druggists, and at Professor Holloway's Establishment. 344. &mid, London. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BASTOW.—Oet. 28, at Wilmington, Kent, Mn. W. Saslow, of a son. BEADON.—Oct. SO, the wife of W.V. Beadon, Beg , of Stratford. pima, of a daughter. BBOOKL—Oct. 28, at Cbeshamstreet, the wife of B. Brooke, Fag., of Notice Priory. of a eon. BURROWL—Oct. N. at Becalm. tliffolk, the wile of the Rev. floury N. Burrows, of a daughter. COOPER.—Oct.2B, at Opton-upon-gerero, Worcestershire, the wife of Y. Y. B. Cooper, Esq., of a daughter. TOLLAND. —Oct 27, the wile of Capt.; Tolland, of a son, MARRIAGES. CAMPBELL—POLEY.-00t. 19, at Bt. Luke's, Chigoes, the Rel. D. Campbell, Rata, of Pest:l4lgs, Doreetshire, to Charlotte Urals, only eußd of the lam Liest-Col. A. O. Campbell, Knight of Wind sor, tells of W. P. Foley, Pan., 16th Kept. COWING —ATKINSON.—Oot. $O, at It. Marrs, Bryturstesenquare, William, eldest me of W. O. Cloning, Eq., of Alfred-place west, Promotes, and Canon, Norfolk, to Jane Laura, only child of Sir J. Atkinson, of Portmersequare, and North Faith, Kent. HOKIS—NELSON.—Got. 19, at Winterten, Norfolk, by the Be,. L Nelms, Hector of the mama place, and f.ther of the bride, Suit= Darnley Humes second see of Joseph Hume, Eaq., M.P., to Islas O. Nelson. DEATHS. DAVlll9.—Coot. se, at Wlncielses, Suer; Wary Am, widow of the late Bee. T. DaAss, of Worcester, aged 69 DATIL—Oat. 13, at Bkoier, Oxfordshire, W. Dads, Up., aged Of. LUPTOI4.-041. Frederick third ace of John Lupton, req., et 63, Breadatrost, Weaprde aged 14. KIDDLIMIAI3.--Ost. 14, at Dumber, C. Midtlerass, EN., of Under 'edgq sd 90. MOOLC—Oet. at Banspehire.terreee. Bentham B. J. mean, . of Lyndhurst. Haab and dCourt Lodge. It ountlield, bib& lssr RAWLINBON.—Oat. b. at Bothaimall, the Rev. 0. Rawlsetb betuntent of damestie chaplain to the Dob cd New' cascht. lb . the lob J. lawlinecat. Esq., of Vilaspobstrest London Mated end pnWitlei by Wzmagat KiNe BALLkot No. S, Lombard. mem, Is the Chy of LANs% Prism, at Uwe Mee t in Laabud- Os prelim Wlikatrlars.—ratoAr. NOTISMA is