The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-01 00:00:00

, ' EDNESD, SPORTING INTELLIG6NO.B. WORCESTER AUTUMN RACES.—TuroDIT. This meeting comoassisid poleaday mat auspiciously. , mad though it was feed eel the late rains would have ; emend the Pitchcroft to be asarly under water, the running ' Wleo found to be excellent "going." The day being ho customary large company assembled to witness the sport, which was made up of crow country encounters and Rat rams. Though the meeting has heee extended to three days the lull for the *peeing day was wilting abort of previou■ ausiversarise, and as wwiillll be seen from the wean 'ming return, the sport wee of se exciting nature. The famous conueta were decided as seder : PLAYt of 30 soya ' added to a sweepstakes of 5 move. *oh, for 3-yr-olds and upwards; winners extra. One mile and a quarter. (Il lir. W. Barnett's Norma, by Ratan or Entry the Grout Flying Duchess, 0 re. Tat 7th ;Clements) 1 Yr. T. otersta's Fisherman's Daughter, 4 yrs, eat sib ((arver) Mr. W. Copeland's (tureen of Trumps, 4 yrs 7st sin (Elyhick) Ifoulsey also ran. Betting : Even on Moulsey, _3 to 1 apt Fisherman's Daughter, and 4 to 1 apt Norma. Monies) jumped off with the lead, and was followed past the stand by Norma, slue up with whom were Fisherman's Daughter aed Qualm at Trumps, who went on in close company to the bottom tarn, where the hitter dropped beck about halt • dozes lengths in the rear of Mr. Stevess's mars This order was sestatedoed till approaching the dietaries, when Montag, eampoundir.g under the weight, pee way to Norma, who, though challenged by Fisherman's Daughter, reteined her advantage, and woo very cleverly by two lengths; Queen of Trumps a bed third; and Rodney, who walked in, did not gam the post. HURDLE Rat's HiJOICAP of 5 sow, each, with 40 added ; wiener. efts, Got. 7111) extra. Two miles with six flights Ihaetilea (941a10.) Mr. Julia WILLA/pail Barney, by Findon—Blackbird, S pre, Gat ,uanei, 1 Mr.lisitord'alove Letter, 3 yrs, let Plb lialfordjun. ) Yr. James Turner's Knave of Tramps, a yrik list bib (Castle; ire following also ran :—Trne Resit, Ma _Roadster (late Shrop- Ohne', Darns (late Bowman), Jeardata, Trincomelee, lima, Mili tant. and 0 Liidhall. Betting : i to 4 apt Ramey. 4 to 1 apt Guildhall, 5 to 1 apt The Roadster, and 100 to 8 apt Gams. They were I despatched in good order. Gann, with a trilling &desistance, led over the first hurdles, and passing the Stand was Manly attended by Jasaista next the rails, with Love Letter and Guildhall following at the head of the other,, who promeded out of the straight in a cluster, in the rear i of whom lay True Heart and Church Militant. After going • *boat half a mile, Trincomalee took up the ruining and Ladd Gurus, who, going round the far side, was followed by Love Leiter Sarney, The Roadster, and Knave o f Tramps in the order named, the others at intervals, True I Beat still in the rear. They ran with no material alters. I Mon till Wit him half • mils f the finish, when Triocomales retired beaten, and Glarus s 0 00 n afterwards siviog way, ths lead was left with Love Letter, who wee closely followed by Sunray, Knave of Trumps, Church Militant and the Roadster. A quarter of a mils from home Sunnily took up the running and entered the straight with the load, sad though Mr. Halford made • desperate effort os Love Letter, he never could get up, and was cleverly defeated kr a length ' • the same dietanos separated the *b ooed sad third. Only a heed off from the lateen Church Militant was forth ; Roadster filth, clues up, Guildhall Muth, Jainism seventh, Trincomalee eighth. THE HUBURT PUTS RaIiDIOAP of 501., added to a sweep. stets• f . 5 ewe, each, foe 2-yr-olds ; winners extra. T.Y.C. ! i „ I i 1 i 4 1 1 i I 1 1 i , I a. 1 i . LI , 1 1 1 14 ' i h 1 • I THE 'EXPRiSS, W THIS POLIOiI COURTS• HOW.STBEET. Charles Chards. landlord of the White Swan beerehop, Little St. Andrew-attest, flemee-dials, was plated at the bar on remand charged with having a large quantity et counterfeit coin in his possession. From the *midge°, it appeared that Inspector West, In spector Brannan, and Sergeant Aterill, of the F divlat and Sergeant Elliott, of the E division, fucompany with ILL Brennan, the officer attached to the Mint, entered the prisoner's house, tad told him the charge against bin., to which he strenuously denied. The °Moen promeded search the place, sod on a shelf in the bar they found a packet frow which four counterfeit shillings dropped. The defendant's daughter produced mine other broken counter feit coin, and said the whole of that which had been found by the police bad been taken in the mane of business, and had bees pissed en the shelf for safety. hammer West, however, in searching the outhouse, found packets wrapped up in papa, which, on being opened, were found each to contain 10 eciantarfeit shillings, which corresponded in date with those &and in the bar. The defendant de clared be knew nothing of the matter, but he was taken into custody, and the law Gillen, of the crown were °omega- Masted Mr. Peter, who defended Childs, said this wee a most nislitioas promention on the part of the police, who hid acted throughout in a mangier that dammed were ow sure. He did not mean to impute unworthy motives to wellce, but he should hare thought it would have ham If they had ascertained whether the defendant had placed the counterfeit money where it was found before they took him into custody sod charged him with the at fences. The plate where the ter min was found wee o pts to every customer using the hone% and nothing could be easier than for some vindictive memo to have placed the oounterfeit ooin where It was found by the polite, leading to the Wormed that it bad been secreted there by the de. fondant. He had also to isomplain of the conduct of the police in refusing to receive bail for the defendant. They actually superseded the orders of the impetrate', and ob jected to take the surety of two persona who offered to become bail for the prisoner in the sum of 100/ , unitise they inquired Into their stability, although nothing bad been said on the inquiry when the amount war fixed beyond the fact that if the bail obtained was only two wean in 504 each, then an inquiry was to be made respecting them. 1 Re thought that lifter a magistrate had decided to soave bail without inquiry, it was not the province of the police to object to such a proceeding. Mr. Flowers said there might have been matters connected with the cue which Mead a doubt whether the defendant would surrender. He thought it was the duty of the polio* to keep the magistrate well informed. However, in the I present ease he should comant the prisoner for trial , but he would swept two sureties for hie appearance at the sessions, provided 48 haul notice was given to allow in. , guinea into the positional the persona aiming themselves as bail for tha prueiner. LAMBETH. Matthew Baldric, 17, a compositor and member of the London Irish Volunteers, appeared in discharge of mag i nizatma before Mr. Elliott for deal mainiontion on a charge of stabbing John Harrill with his bayonet. The previous wider°, has been retorted in our columns. , I Mr. flll6em Knight Tracey, house surgeon at Bt. Thomas Hoopital, said that Hagill was brought to that iintitution on the minting of Sunday-week, end on mamba , tag biro be toned a wood oe the lower part of the hock, emending upwards of about three inches. The instrument • produced (the bayonet) was one which each a wound might have been indicted with. The wound wan not dangerous if erysipelas did net supervene. It was now healing, and the patient was out of danger. The prisoner was committed ix trial, but was admitted to bail in two sureties of 501. mei ftsia.) ha. ......ley's Chicken Hazard, by Eattlebor -Swallow, ed em (entrap I Yr. John D.ePon's Ildlle, Cleopatra, Get 41b ..(Cameron 2 Sir C. Itesmaat's c by Prime Blelstor--C)ntbia. est 191 E VI. 60991 3 The following also ran: -Dram, Sportsman.. Kenilworth. 1212. Belmoutive Profesior Anderson, Moreton. King of Spades, sad Patingron. RERIOOII Win OP tin. Betting : 3 to 1 eget King of Spades. 4 to 1 apt Chicken About ten minutes past two o'clock yesterday Huard, sto 1 apt Drum, 6to 1 aget Belmontine, 7to 1 apt Kenilworth, 8 to 1 i t Male. Cleopatre. and 100 to 8 aftermath the residents is the districts of Nine Klein. apt soy other. Chicken Heardel jumped off is front, arid, 1 B•tiaold4 sod the Wandsworth and Vauxhall wadi. wan groat _alarm by . a _loud ex_ Fiftieth muting the whole of the runaing, won cleverly by a neck. ! thrown Into • state of the Cynthia cols beaten the same distance our second plate. secompthied by • succersion ad reports like claps of thundr. Drum and Sportsman, cloth up, were fourth and fifth. ; The window.panes of many houses were shivered to Storni. Kenilworth was sixth, Prolmwor Anderson seventh, the rear , ! and the people rushed out into the street in the wildest twang br3ught up by King of Sped'. and Ella. Tb. latter, , state of alarm, the general belief being that an earthquake who walked in, did 110 e paw the poet. i bad taken place. On the smoke, with which the air was • I,- THE WORCESTIIt APTUY/f HANDICAP Stemmirraces of : full , pertly clearing away, those in the immediate neig 10 son. each, la ft, and three only it declared, with 100 added . bourbood became aware that one of the large gasometers on toe 3 - yes-olds and upwards ; grimier. extra. One mile and . the premises of the London Gaslight Company at Nine three furlongs. (34 sate.) Elms had exploded, and that gas in • ascend gasometer Mr. koAttuuse's Wild Poppy, by Wild Diurell—Helena • had ignited, and was burning with great rapidity, throwing (11 b). 3 yrs. ir elb )Cameron 1 ' high up tab the air immense volumes of flame. The works Yr. be trade Stockluger, 6 yrs, gat filb _ (li WM) - , were in fell operation at the time, several hundreds of the Lord hatclars Dean Swift, 4 yrs, Tat 119 .. , ..r. ert _aw) 3 • day One being employed at the retorts, femme, tasting ILa following also ma; Arbours, Scamander, Cram. Fah.. how., do., sothe d officials were all at their usual poets ; ermares Dmghter, and Madras Walton. t Stoekieger and Arkansas,lb" the sud denness of the explosion, and i ll S ite ". Pm' Betting : 5 tot each agains Ito 1 apt Wild Poppy, Bto I. age( Does Swift, and 10 w 1 Ivied for some minutes every one oe the premises. As against any other. After a slight delay they were despatebed soon as they bed recovered from the shock, a rush of the workmen from all parts was made towards the scone of on good terms, Dean Swift showing the way, followed by destruction, which was of the meet terrible character, to see Stockinger. Allen"' tad Scw"ad"' Claxton and Wed what aid cou ld be rendered by them. Agree so the amok* Poppy orating the others. After going about a quarter of •_, __ _. somewhat cleared . found away, tt, was that mile the latter ran aloopide of the loader, ant Yadarne '!" strum "T" gasometer No. 1, situate nearest to the Battersea- Walton drawing forward took third place, Stockinger, „,___ fully ~,,___. with ~,,,„,,,,,„.ba. feet Arkansas, and Clextoe followiog in eie order named, T . "''''"'" '''" "" ' 0"' .' """ ^' • for the night cousumption was • neap of ruins, the iroe Fisherman's Daughter in the extreme rear. These positions k ..., :Of sad girdereas well at the immense columns, lying about a min vere liainert4:ll:dppo:dbilnatrniht a, mile rear, h a a u d d be ;' ) . n P. 8 6 .7 d A w .L . ; in heaps, and twisted into all conceivable forms and shapes Nothing could coney • stronger idea of the violence of afterwards taking up the running, took a clear lead ; Wild P i the ea loaion than the bent and twisted fonnsof these large Poppy on going second, and Stockinger third, Arkansas mares ofiron . Immediately in the rear of the gasometer • close n hit wake. After making the hat inn Dew and large meter house bad bees encted, at which a closed with Dean Swift, aod Wild Poppy coming with a wet somber of woikmen were employed at the time of the 'a ril came round the pair, and thougn challenged by Mr' plosion. Of this meter house scarcely • brick was lett Beadman's horse, the latter could never reach Wild Poppy, sthading and maws of brickwork and heavy timber bad who ran borne au easy winner by a Death ; Dean Swift ,_., lied 20, 30, and 40 yards from the spot. The walls, beaten eight lengths from the second ; Arkansas, a neck in ""`" windo sod doors of the tastiog.housel, the carpenters' the rear of Lord Bateman 's horse, was fourth ; C , -,I", Habeas- and other workshops, on the other side of the yard, were wan iftk' s a lZ i ug M h a ttr m were W pa a tecl a tp th . and B"a' did nOutth;m7-the;p7:t." blowe in. and the whole of their *entente heaped together is cee heterogeneous maw. To ddb the horror sad con . Tux SELLING &mein of 5 sow each, with 30 added, for fusion of the scene, it was at the same time discovered that 2- olds and upwards, weight for age, with selling gasometer No. 2, situate about 100 yards from that which had allowances. Five Indoors. ' blown op, end which was also fully charged with gas, had coun.ratthyane's Cairngorm, tyre Eat Fib ',3oL) , Caseeronl 1 . Payola Dulcimer, 3 yrs, 70 Ilii 4e1.) .. , J. ( rinishaw) 2 I caught light, and was moomotarily expected to explode, Mt. J. z mars Reinfred, 3 yrv, 7st alb (SOL . , (Clement 3 ' and as this gasometer was surrounded with the retort Betting :9 to 4on Cairngorm, who waited on Dulcimer houses and other manufacturing houses, bad this been the till reaching the distance, whom she took the lead, and won ease the whole plant of the establishment would have been easily by two leeiths, Reinfred • bed third. The winner destroyed. Fortunately, however, the gas burnt Baal! wee bought by Mr. T. Stevens for 105 gullies/, out without any explosion taking place. 11414101 e A e Settraragze of b soya. each. with '23 added; After • few minutes, the clamour and confusion having • for horses of all ape ; wingers extra. About • mile. 1 little subsided, the attention of the officials and men be - Lord 1.4:4,002111 Der Swift, by conisimener—Supthil. ' loosing to the establishment was directed to the state of 4 yre, LA. 11lb (carried Est 121 b) (J. Grim/haw) I ! the workmee who were at the time of the ex . Mr. W. li eon's Hoar, 3 yrs, Set 121 b V. Curtis; 2 1 plosion at work in the meter house. About twenty of Bettie; : 5t02 oe Dean Swift. The non-favourite led i the poor fellows were found lying half buried in the for the first half mile, when Dean Swift took ap th e roe - ' rubbish, suffering from severe contusions , welds burns, BAR. and Kolkar throwing his jockey, the favourite ran- ! I sad other rpm's. These were at once extricated, Sued in alone. ,' and taken off in ' abs to St. flonms's Hoapital, Walworth. PROGRAMME FOR THURSDAY. ' road, the hospital nearest to the mein of the calamity. Tux C lik.ND ANNUAL STUIPLECILA42 (Handicap) of 10 . These 20 men were chiefly labourers who bad been employed Revs. ear, b ft, with 100 added ; winner of 100 wire after , outside th• motet' bathe, but as many men, principa lly Oct. 10, at 11 am., 51b ; of two or more such, 71b extra ; . plasterers, having been at work inside, immediate exertions eve to start, or the publio money will not be added. Over I were made for them, no hope however being entertained about 4 miles of fair hunting country. (28 subs.) of rescuing them alive. In the course of 10 minutes six Aar 61 lb age at lb . bodies were dug out of the rubbish, and deposited in the Marble Hill L'Ahiedue elyrox Joe Male/ Ir.,ospies Priem,. Delmar (h-b) a 11 7 Remedy a 10 12 lug on to the Nine Elms Pier at the time of the explosion Yerwood I 11 7 huger Cirri Jesuato PorUand a 11 5 Bo.moor Morocco 6 It 4 Electra Zodiac • It I Enoch a 10 5 • • Douldnea err William &natio:weir A FREE HAJiDICAP STEEPLE:CHAIM of 5 sons rock with 1 which had been closed against the large concourse of people 30 added ; the sewed to relative 10 goys., end the third to . who had assembled outside • few minutes after the oaths gave his stake, both to be paid out of the entrance. Two trophe, that outside was scarcely leas so, with the exoep. mita. (13 sae.) I con that no lam of life took place, at least as far Age d lb Age st lb as man be ascertained. Two wants of neat and Nly'nx /redoes (7mie nnther • II S Pretender Irely Morocco Tedbrook Lass a 11 13 Signal Bolero A RC ROLE RACE, a handicap sweepstakes of 5 eovs. each. seriously droved by the force of the explosion. Several with 30 added. Coe mile three furlongs, the New Coursed of the inmates, chiefly at the time females and children, over See hurdles. To enter at the Bell Hotel, November 1, have been seriously injured by the splinters of wood and up till 10 pan. Peas of glass forcibly ejected in:ro then sitting rooms, sod A SELLING STEIPLECHAMI &aria of 3 Boys each, with several medical gentlemen were busily occupied during the 30 sided • : 1 -olds, lOst 71b ; for, Ilst 7lb ; five said afternoon in dressing their wouods. For as leant hall • mile upwards, 21b ; salmi allovnthoes, he. About two miles round there is scarcely • house with • whole pane of sod • half. To enter at the Bell Hotel, Nov. 1, up till 10 glass left in It, and the street lamps, have all been P- 10 ____• „..._. _ , ,__ „._ woken. About three o'clock several maples of the 1,6- 'nm two. x a•USU 00a.L.120 STALES of 5 soya, each, with gade, athernpuded by Captain Shaw, arrived cm the spot, 30 added ; colts, Er ; Elise and geldings Set 10 1 b ; gain and rendered considerable service in extiogeishing the fi re allowencer, he. Malfo mile. To enter at the Bell Hotel, la the No. 2 gasometer. The engine of the Surrey volunteer Nov. 1, up till 10 p.m. brigade was also present. At four o'clock a large body of Tim H orruis' Pens of 40 Nova . • S•yr.olds. 10d 31b ; labourers were set to work to search for the bodies of those ' four, 31st 51b • five, list 71b ; six and aged, Illat Itilti ; men known to be still missing ; up to eight o'clock last gentlemen rides* ; prolemiosals, 71b extra. Two valise on seeming they had only forted ma more, making amen the eat. To eater as the Bell Motel, November 1, up till bodies Wag dead in Um lodge. Three of the bodies have 10 p.m. beep idestilled as O'Doenelloiplasterer, Fielder, and Carter. The search for the remaining bodies was Wag confined by torchlight. Of the twenty men taken to St. Thomas's Hospital, and attended to hyMr. Clark, house servos, Mr. Sydney Jones, and Mr. Le Gros Clark, eight were enabled to proceed to their homes, but twelve were suffering from injuries so severe as to neowsitate their being at once placed is the widest ward. They are all suffering from compound fractures of the limbs, melds, and burns. About 5 o'cleck two of the sufferers expired, making, at present, nine known deaths as the result of the explosive. The names of those lying at the hospital are—J. Harris, J. Coe. J. E. Sherwen, L. Collins, co Cumming, T. Bush, S. Smith, P. Shea, W. Newman, 0. 3991111, J. Sullivan ' W. I.)entoo, and E. Magrath, but which two of the above had succumbed under their injuries could not be ascertained at the time of our Jemmy. A large body of the V sod W divisions of police, under the direction of Superintendent Butt, and Inspectors Ayres, Bushnell, de., were premed both in and 4ntside the premises. Captain Harris, the Amistant Police Commissioner, was also early on the spot. Amend the officials of the company, all of whom exerted Meer dives in the most laudable manner, Mr. Head, the ashler, 'ook a prominent part. At 8 o'clock bat .veal the roads leading to the sores of die explosion were co= blocked up by the thousands of persons attreated to the *Pot rxizarßLE OAS EXPLOSION AT NINE ELMS. BETTLNG AT MANOBEISTER.—TusaDAy. LIVIGEPOOL AUTUMN CUP. _ _ . . S to 1 Agit Ile;lino it 1) - T Accident 3) 100 to Moldavia ;of, t 10 to 1 Elland (t) to toll 20 to 1 Item WU* 04 More ;axis Tiatx.—To-morrow being the first day of Michaelmas Tema, the Judger of the Commas Law Courts will amen:ibis at the Ceatral Criminal Court, to appoint the sitting for next year, and 'Liao to fix tbe rota of MUM attendance. As 12 o'clock the Lord thisseellor will give his "reception i" sod, at 2 o'clock, the several worts et law and equity will wannest:a bugaboos. THE .E.BUToRISHIP OF EDINBURGH UNIVIERBITY.— We understand that the Chamiellor of the Eseheqesr— mho was expected to arrive is Edinburgh os Thursday fore awe from Glasgow, after receiving the freedom of that city—win be the goat of Dean Hearsay. He will preemie' at 3 o'clock on Thursday at the meeting of the University Court called to sleet a worsen* of music M room of the We Professor Donaldson. la the 'seeing be will be eater *mined at dinner by the Lard Provost, along with the other members of the mart and a ember of distinguished eillsoas. On Friday, at 2 m., he delivers his valedictory miariat &debar is —Seetentan. DEAD .11DAT AND .POULTRY MARKET. --*-- yesterday a crowded and enthusiastic meeting of the inhabitance of tit. Sepulchre was bald at 49, St. John-street, Clerkenwell, to ceasider the delay which bad occurred in the ereciioo of • dead meat and poultry market on the sits of old Smithfield-market, and to take steps for havin= g the original intention with respect to It carried out. The cair was taken by Mr. M. the one of the members for Fiesbary, pear whom eat the vicar, church wardens, and the other leading inhabitants of the parish. The CHAIRMAN, in °peeing the proceedings, expressed the pleasure he felt in being of Barrios to any pieties of his oosatitneecy. This was purely • bariumo meeting, but he was quit* ready to co-operate in its object. The oleo leg away of houses, without any effort to rebuild, all over she parish, had been mat disgraceful, and the object of the present meeting was, if possibb4 to and a remedy for the stet* of things which had been the result. If they deter mined on a deputation to the Home Secretary, he should be most happy to introduce it. (Cheers.) The HAW. J. JACIDOW (TiOat) made • few observations approving of the °Neer of the meeting, but repotted that an engagement would prevent his welting for the discus- Bios. Mr. Dam moved the first resolution, to the effect that tin work of recoestruatioa al a deed mast and poultry market on the site of old Smithfield-media had not been proceeded with with such promptitude and despatch as the requiremmits of the public demanded. and that the delay by the corporation of llAritclon for • series of years to fulfil the statutory powers conferred on them had bees productive of greet inoonvenithee to the inhabitants of the immediate neighbourhood. Be complained of the ruin which had been fainted on the parish by Qualifiable/a of the corporation, and pointed out the great energy which had been exhibited by the various railway companies interested is completing their arrangements. There was Victoria-street, which for ten years had remained • desert, whilst Minat a market was a disgusting ethic of iniquity all of foul smells. It wee impossible to keep meat good there in wean weather, and therefore the loon fell upon the purchasers of what could be saved. The question before the meeting was, therefore, one not only of parochial, bat of general metro polite° interest. Mr. LABUNLB, in emending the resolution, said that ten years before he had been one of • deputation to Sir G. C. Lewis, when that minister had told them that the govern. meat could do sotbiug until railway communicatiou to the market bad been made complete. That commuoication bad now been effected, for railways Approached Smithfield from every side, and yet the corporation were u dilatory as ever. Raving expatiated for some moments on the crowded state of Newgatinmarket and the remissness of the corpora the speaker concluded by seconding the resolutise, which was then put and carried unanimoesly. Mr. POWLZT moved the second resolution, to the effect that the corporation bevies failed in carrying out its trusts, the works fur the new market should be transferred to the Metropolitan Board of Works. He looked upon that as a practical resolution, and calculated, if airy thing could, to make the corporation do its duty. Mr. HOPWOOD, while supporting the resolution, said they bad yet to leers whether the Board of Works would scoops the duty of building the market, and also whether parlia ment would impose it on them. Of this, however, be wee sure, that if the corporation persisted in neglecting its ditty, another body would be found to Bildt it. The resolution was agreed to. Mr. SWIM, while propothigithe 'third resolution, took that opportunity of also calling attention te the slow pro gress which was being made with the liolboen-valley im provements. The resolution was one recommending a deputation to Sir George Grey. It was seconded by Mr. VALENTIS, and de murred to by Mr. &SWARD, who objected to transferring the work to the Metropolitan Board, which only indirectly represented the ratepayers. The resolution was agreed to, and the proceedings ter minated with a vote of Croaks to the chairman. TBB NBALTH OP LONDON. It appears from the return leaned by authority of the Registrar Decimal, that in the week that ended on Saturday, October 28, the births registered in London and tea other large towns of the United Kingdom were 4,054 ; the deaths registered 2,992. The annual rate of mortality was 27 per 1,099 permits living. The hat feu: weeks show an inermae, the rates having been successively 24. 26, 26, and 97. lu London the births of 1,137 boysand 1,090 girls, ie all 2.227 Milldam, were registered in the week. lo the corresponding week of ten years 1855.64 the average number, corrected for increase of population, was 1,990. The death' registered in London dunog the week were 1,377. It was the forty•thud seek of the year, and the average number of deaths for that week is, with a correction for increase of population, 1,919. The present return exhibit' an excess over the estimated number of 158. Thirty-seem deaths were caused by measles, 5 of which occurred in the sub district of Cripplegate. There were 60 from scarlatina, and 57 from typhus. Fortynight fatal oases of diarrhuel were returned, the corrected average for the forty-third weak in ton previous years being 30. In the tau oorrespooding weeks the number varied from 16 to 39. From these lame it in evident that there is at the present time iu Leaden a greater amount of fatal diarrhaa than has been usually found to prevail at the mid of October. Four deaths tees tared in the week are referred to cholera. of which cases the following are the particulars —AI: 57, Fnth-street, Soho, on the =ad October, the widow of a courier, aged 48 years, " dierrhom (5 days), partly in Paris and partly in radon, Asiatic cholera (24 hours) ezhantion." The medical attendant of this case adds oar his certificate, that " the =Dever passed into complete collapse ; the secretions natural, bet having been previously out of health, she sank from exhaustion." At 8, Lower Pellipar-roed. Woolwich, ore the 21st October, a private in the Koval Marines, aged 41 years, " albuntinuria (7 weeks), choleraic (limbo,* (36 hours)." At 14, Buckinithem-street, Meryl*. bone, on 21st October, the eon of a plaster-moulder, aged 5 mouths, " choleraic diarrbon (2 days)." At 1, geese's road Fast, Chelsea, on 27th October, a widow, aged 68 years, "choleraic diarrheas (14 hone)." The wife of a journeyman plasterer died at 3, Heory•street, Mdmend town, from typhus ; her child, 3 weeks old, died of bron chitis three days previously ; and three other children of the family were taken to the workhouse. ill with fever. The following seven deaths by horses and conveyances were registered ia the week Fiosberyoquare, on 21st October, a carman. aged 45 years, rue over by a cab. Died at St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Oa 29th September, a carmen, aged 35 years, ran over. Died in Crom-street, Shoreditch. On 17th October, sou of a tailor, aged 13 years, run over by a cart Died in High-street, ShedwelL Oa 20th October, a Garrior's labourer, aged 17 years, run over by a cart. Died in Loudon Hospital. Oa 23rd October, a carpenter, aged 63 year", run over. Died in Leedom' Hem pita. At Bermondsey. on 13th October, son of a carman, a ged 2 years, crushed by a waggon wheel. Died at Guy's Hospital. On 17th October, seaman, aged 27 years, MI Over. Did in St. Mary', Hospital. 80tITHANYTON.—Amoog the population of this borough (estimated to the middle of the present year at 53,001) 34 death' were registered during the week audios last Saturday; of them 3 were referred to cholas, and 9 to scarlatina. The annual rate of mortality during the weak was 33 per 1,000 persons living. CITY Commatirox or Szwrata—Yesterday, at ocildhall, Dr. Letheby reported that during the week 5,3711 b. of diseased meat, consisting of 8 sheep, 8 pip, and 39 quarters of beef, had been seized by the inspectors, and onditmeed as unfit for human food. He also reported that during the week there had been registered 53 births and 45 deaths, and that the mortality was considerably below the avenge for the lest ten years. Nearly half of the deaths were cans of children under five years of age, and there were only five cues of deaths over 60. The unitary coed'. tMs of the City of London was therefore ooesidered to be most satisfactory. THE LABOUR QUESTION AT THE EAST.END.—A nu merously-attended meeting of stevedores, labourers, and others employed in the shipping interest at the East-end, who have struck for an increase of pay end • change la work ing hours, was held last evening at the Britatiois Tavern, Back-road, St. George's East, Mr. Fletcher in the chair, to consider the most advisable course to adopt towards effect ing an amelioration of their position as a clue. The chair man stated that giler the previous meeting certain un founded repressotation had been made by the masters to the brokers, sod the men should be unanimous in taking measures to place their position in its true light before all parties. He was happy to say several master stevedores had weeded to the demand for 4s. per daY. but there were others who were persistent in the refusal to make the required concession. It wan • matter for congratulation that the rose had acted quietly throughout, and it was to be hoped they would matinee to evince an amicable feeling while demanding their rights. Several propositions were then submitted to the meeting, and • long discussion took place as to the advisability of wattles co the masters who had not recognised the claims of the men, or of going to the broken who were the prin cipal parties columned. The men expressed their deter mination to have a half-hour for breakfast allowed them at half-past eight o'clock each morning, and any nuuestloa coming from the masters which would not include this con cession would meet with unanimous rejection. An hour should be also allowod for dioner,andthe day's work, instead of Nosing at 5 o'clock, would run until half-pest Eve, if required, in order to compensate for the time spent at breakfast. A deputation of the men was formed, to ae quaint the masters sad the brokers of the &deices of the meeting. MORE ROYAL =air THE SING.—The King of Denmark has just given a lesson la constitutiosal loyalty to some of his subjeeta who are pies royaliece Tut k rot. A denotation of the friable of the peasants hashes pre sented an address to him, is which they prayed his Ma *ty to proclaim as sole constitution the last fandamental law, he replied that the question wen under consideration regularly by the diet, and that no cheap could be effected except by ooestitatioaal 111611111. Do BARRY'S DELICIOUS HEALTH RETTOETISO Rs vamorra miasma Poop yields thrice the aourlehment of the beet beet, and wizen wigwag medidne er Ineoevestoess, dyspep sia (Indigestion). mech, asthma. eoesesapitse, dsWEV. isoestipe. tbs. dlarrhwe, dysentery. WITVOII3B, Woos, liver, sad atom& complants, and eaves arq them Its omit In other mesas& SAO wen Du Barry and Co., No. 47. teleat-strest. London, W. In this, MA. Ts. id.: labs. Wu: Übe., 411 e. : also et 61. Gracedowebetreat 4, Cheapide a. MA nil EIE, Duke& meet and et all Grousrs.—pielvertleriesahl IAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1, 1865. THE CITY EXTENSION OF THE NORTH LONDON JILLLWAY. Shortly before 20'olook yesterday the guests of the day met on the spacious, light, and airrplatforni, comprising, amongst others, the Lord Mayor, the Governor of the Bank of England, Mr. Beecroft, M.P., Mr. Kinnaird, IL P., - Mr. Waring, M.P. (one of the contractors for the line), Mr. G. C. Glyn, ?LP., Mr. Alderman Copeland, Mr. Alder man Rose, Sir Cusack Roney, Colonel Creed, the Rev. Mr. Rogers (rector of Bishops's*, Captain Stewart, Mr. Ross Donnelly Mangles, Mr. Priokett (chairman of the Stock Exchange), Mr. Tootal, Mr. Forbes (manager of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway), Dr. Yates, Mr. Chubb, Mr. Saville (of the London and North Western Company), Mr. Clarke (of the South Western Company), Mr. W. Hawes, Mr thigh, a deputation of the railway companies having termini in the City, &a A special train was prepared, in which the company was conveyed from the terminus in Liverpool-street to the junction at Kingaland ; ; the passage of the carriages, which was in a manner alongside the roofs of the houses in a densely popu lated neighbourhood, being greeted by the cheers and ; gratulations of the inhabitants, who gathered thick at their windows and about the summits of their dwellings, and held out all aorta of extempore ban ners and streamers. The convenient arrangements of the junction were universally recognised ; and, after sufficient examination and inspection, the guests of the day were conveyed in the utmost com fort to the great terminus, and ushered into a large marquee, where a luxurious (kit-finer was spread under the auspices of Messrs. Staples, of the Albion Tavern. Due justice having been done to the liberal hospitality of the company under the presidency of Mr. Bancroft, the chairman of the North London Company, a number of toast* were proposed and duly responded to. In acknowledge nog that of " Prosperity to the North London Company," the chairman, in the course of his obser vations, stated that the twelve miles of the tins which was wider his direction had bees constructed at a cost of 2,260,000/. ; that its average receipts were 93,0001. per annum ; the average number of passengers yearly conveyed was 8,496,000, at an average fare of 21d. each ; while the dividend paid was not less than 6 per cent. On the whole, the proceedings were indicative of great prosperity to the company, and considerable advantage and con venience to the travelling public—it being under stood, as has been already intimated, that the opening of this particular extension into the City has entirely taken away from the line its suburban character, and erected it into a useful and indis pensable auxiliary to some of the most important trunk railways of the country. 29. I. V. Wood, News/dm-marks& dairyman-Nov. 29. M. Aber. hams, Strand furniture dialer-Nor. re. H.. 1. Drayton, Great Ormond-shoat, Bloomsbury, vocalist • Nov. 19. H. Castle, bd. wa. d.square, Ketteingion, cab proprietor-Nov. 29. M. A. Blu menthal. Great Prescott-OM; Goodman's. Selds, and Dray street, commercial road Seek hair manufacturer-Nov. 29. R. L. Brooker, (Breese-place. thesisee. carpenter-Nov. 80. J. Warn. bam and J. Watts. fikepberres-huse, ilumerton, confectioners- Nov. 10. U. Ylldew, Brooktstreet, Euston-road, coschbuilder- Nov. 30. A. Bryon% New Churebrued, Camberwell. anandasion fteut -Nov. 30. C. ILrams, Booth-street, Spitalflettle, merdsame- Nov. 30. A. R. T. Norman, Brook.street, laeresoodasy, veadist- Deo. 6. J. Coles, John street, Minories, and Noriasstreet, Beth nal n, irannen-N0v..18. Sir R. H. Roberta, Harts Mdridtgl -villas, Bayswater, late paymaster in tie Ittit Lancers-Dec. 8. J. Peerlem, Brambly Rent, bnilder-Dec. & H. Peat& Pall mall, surgeon-Dec.lk W. B. Bainbeigge,Winchester, gentleman -Dec. H. H. P. Marshall, Langliam-erseet. lietTiebone. Mite ray- -Dec. 7. J. Gaziey, monde's, Bedfordrisire. tailor- Dec. 1. .1. Martin, Bradley. Staffordshire, licensed victualler-- Dec. 11. C. Frances, Moseley, Worcestershire, retell brewer- Dec 7. W. T. Ward, Coventry, Warwickshire, silk dyer-Noe. 80. 8. Boyce, Stotteadoe, Shropshire, fanner-Nov. 30. J. Rat cliffs. Stafford, bulkier-Nov. 80. J. Crannage, Oldewinford, Wor cestershire, coniloleauD agent-Nov. 30. 1. Beasley, Beckenhill, Wanvickehlre, steel manufacturer-Nov. 30. R. IBurchatt, Bir mingham, commercial traveller-Dec. 1. E. B. Davies, Hops:one, Shropshire. - N ov. 27. W. lambert, Cheltenham, butcher -Nov. 2u. J. Monts, tthymney. Monmouthshire, and Pontlottyn, Olamorgauabire, grocer-Nov. 27. P. H. Pearce, Cardiff, boot and shoe warehouseman-Nov. H. J. Wyatt, Neuhaus, 01011ces tenhire, farmer-Nov. Id F. W. Wilson, Sheffield, attorney- Cidow, Sheffield, engineer-Nov. 23. J. Hartman, Birkenhead, Cheehire, boot and shoe dealer-Nov. H. D.Willianta, Llanfschreth. An4eses, draper-Nov. EL A. Many, Imakerley, Lancaehire. merchant-Nov. 22. J. Beringer, Decoy Men, Lanca shire, intilwright-Nov. 13. W. Tindal& Meetly.. mincMen- Nov. 10. J. Hamlin, Liverpool, grocer-Nov. 21. W. echo/kid, Rtuhhlll, Yorkshire, mason-Nov. 16. R. Plummer, Bray, Bert• shire, foreman of ironworks-Nov. la. W. Goss. Credited, labourer-Nov. 9. 11...Mulilsenav Monmouthshke, tailor- Nov. 18. J. Bond, W aWB. Staff covered harness tuna. tars manufacturer - Nov. .J. Horn. Crook, Durham, draper- Dee 9. R. Beffirement, Winterion, Linaffitshim, butcher-Nov. IL W. Brown, Jarrow, Durham, plumber-Nov.ll. C. Bagshimr, !minden, Warwickshire, watch finisher-Nov. & F. Welke, lorebridge. 81aficvdshire, labourer • Nov. 17. .1. Bennett. fimatb wick, Staffordshire. accountant's clerk-Deo. 6. C. Brampton. Bt. James's End. Northamptonshire,, boweleller-Nov. L. P. Hewitt, Leamington Piton, Warwickshire, bster-Nov. U. J. Bell, Newesetkeu -Tyne, bootamaker-Dec. 6. J. Thompson, York, Innkeeper-Una. A N. Rempin, Edithwestoe, Rutland shim, stouemason - Dee. 6. R. Ocala, Elton, Butlandshire, schoolmaster-Dec. 6. V. Melbouree, High IV7 combo, Bucking hamshire, grocer-Nov. le. 0. inanissgs, Little MI/Nord, Cam bridgeshire, ahopkeepsr-Nov. 14. T. Gwynn. Cambridge. bolter maker-Nov. 20. J. Cook, Sheerness, engieeses assistant fitter -Nov. 20. C. Moore. Sheerness, leading man of fitters-Nov. 14. H. A. Niblett, Eastbourne, Sussex, phwltic artist-Nev. 17. J. Goodman, Crantield, Bedfordshire, twat labours,. DICLARATIONS OP DI 1111Dri. TUDIZILICK VALI/11111Z Boorlisr, Cleveland-streets 771 • 10 y square, ironmonger-Ist dividend et L. Sad.. Nov. I, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Beetegbeffie street. Jens THOILAS, Olduireet, St. Luke's-Id dividend of fa. 7r . .. Nov. 1. and throe subsequent Wednesdays, el Edwards's, ainthall-street. Gnomon Comqur-sr, Whitton, near Hounslow, licensed victualler -Ist dividend of Is. led.. Nov. 1, and three subsequent Wed nesdays, at lidwardes, Basinghell-street JAW YkILILLICK Evans, Havilotreet, Camberwell, clerk in Somerset-house -Ist dividend of Is ffid., Nov. 1, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Bdwerds& Badnghall street. 11.10RMeD MN!, Cowley, oxford, builder -Ist dividend of ra. .od., Nov. 1. and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Ed wards's, Basinehallotreee. WILLIAM bleniceoienn COYNE, Old Bond-street, Piccadilly, licensed victualer-Ist dividend of 4a., Nov. I, and three subsequent Wednesdays, at Edwards's, Basinglallotreee CHAILES SiXBT. lbstmell and Brighton, fineste, seedenten-ht dividend of 9a, Nov. I, and throe subsequent Wednesdays, at Bdwar,iss, lissinghall-street. LDWAttI. ILDWAIWS, &POW', near Liverpool, konformder-let dividend of led., any Wzdneld:y. at Turner's, Liverpool Nov. '2O. W. Stamford and H. Mumford, Klogston-on-Tbsenen boot makers-Nov. W. Carol ine Arnold, widow, Barteireet, Bicomsburregoare, boarding-honse keeper-Nov. 20. T. Winchester-bulidings, City, mining agent - Nov. 20. P. Graham, Newstreetsquare, City, printer-Nor. 20. C. Smith, Cottenharn road, lioroseproad, grocer-Nov. 20. Mary Gibson Richard., widow, Qween's-terrace, Camden.town, stationer-Nov. 20. IL Tanner and G. F. Tanner. Lower Thames-street, custom-home I agents -hov. 20. G. Banton, New-street, Covent-gardens, holder -Nov. 20. C. C. Browning. Park-lane, Middlesex, and Lincoln's-1 ion-fields, late chief clerk in the Court of Common Pleas-Nov. IL C. G. Bole, Gravesend, clerk W Somerset-home-Nov. 16 T. i Mart* Blackbims-road, licensed victualer-Nov. 16.0. Clubb, Colchester, engineer-Dec. &W. 8. Boco u fa Irladbory Wore's tershire, farmer-Nov . 16. C. Coders CM, Gloucester shire, miller-Nov. 16. T. IL Davies, y and Llano!, Car marthen-hire. mantra osanuhscturer-Nov. M. M. Bath, Balks ham, Wiltshire, draper-Nov. 23. G. Prichard, Newgate-stroet, brush manufacturer-Nov. 80. W. J. Thomas, Bay, Breconvhire. attorney-Nov. 20. J. T. Wilson, Bristol, wine me:cheat-Nov. 16. C. Webb, Morphs, Cheshire, cotton mannfacturer-Nov. U. J. Andrew, Man luster, banker - Nov. 10 . L. Whittaker, jan., Bolton, La ncashire, waste dealer-Nov. 18. L Morrie, Ithyl. Plintshire, grocer-Nov. l& L S. Jones. Rhyl, Fliotabire, racer-Nov. St. I. elimpson, Bradford, Yorkshire, commladoo worsted spinner-Nov. 21. R. Redman, Bradford, Yorkshire, late grocer-Nov. IL A. M•louvin, Bradford, Yorkshire, com mission agent-Nov. 21. C. Wormald, Bradford, Yorkshire, hackie manufacturer-Nov. 21. J. Morgatroyd, Calverley, York shire, cloth manufacturer-Nov. 11. J. Jeffrey, Calverley, York shire. clot& manotactuou-Nov. 31. 0. Marsden, Cleckhastoo, Yorkshire, taior. PARTNIRSHIPS DISSOLVRD. T. Bill and T. W. Hill, taiwestry, Shrum&lre—J. Barnett and P. Astons, Graoe-alley—R. Rowley, J. E. B. Mostar, and J. Birka, Longton, Staffordshire. chins msnatacturers, so tar as regards R. Rowley—T. Harding, H. W. Harding, and H. T. Harding. G:asslimme street, Regret-street, button manufacturers A. Robinson and J. Hobson. Rawtenstall, Lancashire, stone mason—lL D. Grey and R. M. John, Ashton, Lamm; ire cotton spinners—A. Sommerville, D. Leonsrdt, and W. Catwinkel, Bir- I mingham, nterehauts—A. Guidaton and H. S. Sterrin. liingston. upon-Roll, tailors—D. W. Nell and T. Barnes, Trinity-puns, Tower-121U, Norwegian merchants-7: Boughton and . Barkley, Liverpool, pawnbrokers—B. Dickinson and T. H o b oe s . Bradford, Yorkshire, _cabinet makers—J. Lightbown, H. W. Lightbown, end T. Lightbea Blackburn, Lancashire, winders, so tar as regard/. T. Lightbown—a. T. Griffiths and J. alcklabotham, Birsoinohani, surgeons—W. D. Learracuutt and J. De=, South Shields, booksellers—J. Borland and C. Gledhill, Lane .alure, boot manufacturers—H. Broadbent and J. Marsden, Oldham, Lancashire, sewing machine manufacturers-11. Will cocks and J. Knapatan, Torquay. Devonshire, Ithendrapers— R. Holden and B. Duckworth, Accrtngton and RaertermalL lon maitre, contractors—G. Blamer, P. Boar, and J. G. Blamer, West Hartlepool, Durham, iron tounders—B. Jolley and J. C. Pike, Loughborough, Leice.tershlre, elastic web manufacturers—J. M. Green, .1. gist, Rosin* Green (executon of T. Green, deceased,. and J. H. Green, West Bsrako and Aldhom, Esser, millers— :. Keighley and IL Horn, Yorkshire, wean= Inantifse turms—Y. W. Ralph and S. S. Rai, Saint Swithia's-lane. City, stenoners—T. Brotherton and J. Coiner, Manchester, yarn merchants--Catherine Mary Taylor and Bin Prior, Upper Toot ing, Surrey, millinen —W. Shape= and .1. Graven. Birmingham, general dealers—W. Reed and H. Shanley, Commercialetreet, Shoreditoh, oil merchants—Y. Green and J. Standish ham, wholesale druggists—W. Hunt, J. P. Kirby, anl n t.T. Kennelly, London, Liverpool, and Oesbermotown mad Port Elisabeth, Cape of Good Hope, merri ants—W. Bunt. J. P. Kirby, D. H. Kennelly, and R. P. T h ornton,* inerchmata—R, Bors tal' end IL Hainsworth, YMukirs, ale end porter dealers—R. Pailthorps and G. W. Blnns,Lancashire, coal dealers—C. A. Thomas. F. G. Thomas, A. Robertson, and IL B. Borst, Liverpool, brand.rmtlens—T. L Gery sad S. Ed wards, Daveutry. Northamptonshire, solirmora--W. G Hyde and C. A. Graves, Outten -lane,Cheapside, woollencontosladon agents —J. Fergusouand Company, Auchenheath, Leamahsgow, coal masters ; Lan.elleld Forge Company. Glasgow ; Ayr Water Com pare and Galloway Steam Navigation Company, so far as re. the executors of the late J. B. Tellies, Queenaalli—J. ten., and G. A. Berry, Aberdeen, Jewellers. SCOTCH SZQUBSTBATION. Gunton Marianna, North Berwick, fishmonger, Nov. 7, at the Sheriff court-room. Haddington. At the Council Chamber, Whitehall, the Slit I day of Oct., her Majesty having been pleased to appoint the ' Most Honourable George Chariot, Marquis Camden, K.G., to be her Majesty's lieuteaent of the county of Braces, his lordship this day took and subscribed the oath appointed to be taken thersapoc, instead of the oaths of allegiance, supremacy, and abjuration. FOREIGN-OFFICE, OCT. 25.—The Queen baa been graciously,sed toappoint James Plaptar Harris , William Pons W illiamsl Freeman, and John Gordon Kennedy, Ewa., now third secretaries, to be mooed secretaries in her Majesty's diplomatic service. Foamax-orrios, Ocr. 26.—The Queen has been ously pleased to appolat Georp Buckley Mathew. Req., C. 8., now her Majesty's Minister Plenipotentiary to the Republics of Cestml America, to be her Majesty's Miiister Plenipotentiary to the United States of Colombia. Founos-orrms, Ocr. 27.—The Queen has bean pleased to approve of Doe Estevan Micelle/ Ryland se Consul at Malta fee his Majesty tte Emperor of Meziew. WHITEHALL, OCT. 50.—The Queen has been pleased to present the Reverend Donald McLeod to the new church and parish of Dumfries, in the presbyteey and musty of Dumfries, meant by the transportation of the Reverend bialoohn Campbell Taylor to the church and parish of Montrose. ST. J•mrs's PALACE, Ocr. 25.—The Queen has been pleased, ois the ecaninatioe of the Right Hoooerable Lord Foley, to appoint Captain William Frederick Portiock Dedsoo, on half-pay of the Royal Marines, one of her Majesty's Honourable Corm of Gentlemen-at-Arins, view John Dutton Hunt, Em., deceased. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Wee Ass. Yee- Total. MA 1611225211. open. sewn. &Lidos. 1266. 1801 e. Week Ally W. Biaabes. end C.L SOO 2,858 565 2,418 1,016 wait sodtoo 6ept. 9. 13iihia sad 649 lraorloott. 7 199 161 669 179 West ending Oct. 14. I. Aust. d Lombardo-Van. (S~outh AnM.Line) 1190 14622 Sent 49.7e0 62.261 (Lonsbardo,tCeotrelltab eel 4,46 6,227 Islas 11.913 Lince of the Piedmont Oil 11,663 16,113 24,413 21.616 IA est ending Oct. ft Brecon and Merthyr ... Week ending Oct. IS. glaagow & South WIMIIIIII 140 Week ending Oct. 29. Cambrian Una; Lateraboarg tot I,leB 4,411 5.1410 4.n13 Widen and li/inkwell 1,676 get 1,611 1,771 Metropolitan Harth London $ 1.080 1,121 3.416 2.166 C 4 388 87$ 1,383 1,180 10,824 9,707 [Advertisement] HonowAY's Pima. Low temperature, cold and changeable weather is very apt he undo mite the health, solemn the stomach be kept ep to It. Melva state of eft Matey. Holloware pats Improve the Uta• sod so promote digestion that a ism sad supply of Bow materials le thrown into the hired mesh whereby fresh vigoer and activity are bedewed fig OW organ, and ability to resist &team is conferred on the opitem. Thaw pf W thoronehly portly the blood wh all has been tailed by loge, unwholesome vapours, sr otherimparttles. semilthig fowls these pills for removing blllowiness, setypreseing seism checking flatulency, stud action as mild yet awake eggdonns are stilt•Me for either sex and any ego. FROM LAST NIGIITS OAZETTZ. [ILYU OP IHILICITORSI AND FURTH= PARTICULARS TO 11 ORTAIJILP AT TIM OFFICI OF TYR OHIII 110114T/lal, COURT Or BANKRUPTCY., BA3ISOBALL-111ALZT..1 HANK HUM. EDWARD nave= liming, bounanopton, optician, to surrender Nov. 14, at 1. [JAIME& Ilortir BALTLirr, idol-lane, London. and Southamp ton, wine merchant, Nov. 14, at 1. ARIASIIuts, teatherheutaurrey,Beninwool dealer,Nov.l4stll. FKARCOIs LEJIeIII, Bnighlabrigde, bootmaket. Nov. 16, at 11. Wittier 010501 CADWALLADER, BA. eleSspisos, City, and Westbury-road. Harrow-road, shipowner, Nov. 16, at 11. THus As Vgabuticg BSAYWN. Hyde-place, 1106105, is dealer, Nov. 16, at it. CRAMS. flatalroOD bllMctl, Chalk Farm-mad, Hennaed vic tualler, Nov. 16, It IL DAVID F rosts, Hammersmith, layman, Nov. 12. at 12. Hitnar kuel, Pick, ring-place, hunt at. r, painter, Nov. 16. at IL !AMU ANTHoNT OUtherialml.street, Plmllco, deals in shawls, Nov. 16, at 12. WILLIAM ILDWIRLD, Lassaderstreet, Betting-green, cab delver, Nov. 16, at 12 WILLIAM STAPLAros. Wint-ter., Poplar, shipwright, Nov. 21.4 11. /MAN= Ignore, ',Mouton-street, Westminster, Nov. ES, at 11. FMAJICIA 111:5rag Law is, larkhall-lace, Clapham. shone; Nov. 23, at 11. WILLIAM KLUPSWoRTH, West Tilbury. Cases, cattle dealer, Nov. 16, et 1. JOHN 10111Al14. Woolwich, cab driver, Nov. 16, at 1. 023101 WitAIIIZRALL THonAs LtIMMANS, Hammen:, lieutenant Noma Marisa (half- pay , Nov. 23, at 11. CHARM VISDINAsD FLOSS, Nelsondeince,Dalaton, commercial clerk, Nov. 14, at 2. MAST JAIL VAItitHAY end ARTHUR YARNELL Bedfordetreet, Strand, booksellers, Nov. 14, at 11 WILLIAM 000i.u, Ludgate hill, hatter, Nov. U. at 1. Ozone Flitiotaira ItaLlor LA FAIRCE, blodalining, Surrey, doctor of medicine, Nov. 11, at 11. Annuity allosso, Gower-street, and Euston-road, gymnsalarch, Nov. 11, at I. QUARLES RAISIN, Aldridge-toed-4W, Bayswater, wine mer chant, Nov 14, at 2. Ozone AcOU6I9I Cateß, Great Ramelletrest, farm bailiff, Nov. 16. at 11. JOHN PLACIZTT and FRANCIS DAVE3pogr, Falcomequere,Alderm gateetreet, bout manufacturers. Nov. 16, at 11. CHARLBS EDWARD AWARD, Yeotenetili-rd.,herbalist.Nor. l 4 l4ll . 01:011011 WILLIAM WHITS, Whittington-place, Upper Holloway, pensioned clerkof the Poor law Coning...los orece.Nov.l6,et 11 White& AlloTT, last Tilbury, Easel, cowkeeper, Nov. 16. at 1. Hoag= 2.08411 LL, Holiaby-reao, lawidiummed : sad White Hart-yard, Zioutheark. seed merchant, Noy. 16, at 1. Josirti BROWN, Tunbridge, Kent. baker, Nov. 16, at 1. 11111111 /1001110WEN,Brecloveli,Ber.t,yricemerchast,Nor. 16 . 441 . Tatum; Wen, Itailwa) place. yeocburckatreet, and Stafford road, Mist a, general merchant, Nov. 16, at 1. WILLIAM KISo, Richmond. meddler. Nev. 16. at Pashas WOODHOUSE, Whetstone, Widdieses,carrier,Nov.l6,atlL JOHN EU.llOi, Bedfuntstroot, Holloway, and Clty-road, cabinet maker, Nov. 16, at 11. JOHN lIAIDIRKM, Union-street, Borough, late beer seter.NoT- 16. at 1 1. ALPHITS AnDllers, Addlslmroad North, Notting-hill cress end lit. Pancras, coal merchant, Nov. 16, at It. WILLIAM Neat', Norwood. Surrey, Innkeeper, Nov. 16, at IL Joss JAOONS. York-street, • eoDlulerCial.l-041t1 East, lagging maker, Nov. 16, at 1. BIinJAHIS OAMIS, North Andleyetrcet, Owevenorequare, bat tennan. Nov. IC, at 1. EDIWIID Pinta, Earnest-at , Notting.hillmatchman,Nov.l6,atl. 1110)1All HOOD. Crows-street, Sabo, baker, NOV. 16, RI 2. GIioNOR MANSTIRLD, Farnham, Banta. farmer, Nov. 16, at 2. PRIDR/OPIL WIRCHANDT, Great Wir.chestaretrest, City, and South Norwood, Surrey, merchant, Nev. 16. at 1. JULIA LoCISA )limicHn and LOUISA Y ILHDINH, Bedford-street, High Holborn. plumbers, Nov. 16, at 1 FRED. Rica ALTRaggestimmed.islington, anetioneer.N o T• l4ll NAPOLEON Kin, lodging at the Mitre Tavern, Glisincery-lane, late victualler, Nur. 21. as IL Jowl Class. York-road, Bing's.crom and Manchester-street, oray'alimros4, potato salesman, Nov. 1.6, at IL JOHN Wooniirrt, Birmingham. innkeeper, Nov. 13, at 12. WILLIAM !Lunt= homes, Worcester, confectioner, Nov. 13. at It WILLIAM BETRIORS, Meals. near Worcester, millwright, Nov. 13, at it JOHN lIIIIDNUA Newport, Monmouthab., brewer, Nov. 10, at 11. Jolla CHARLES TholiP, loath, Glamorpashire, coal merchant, Nov. 10, at 11. CALEB BONER? 11111.4, Northleach, Olonoestershire, grocer's assistant, Nov. 10, at 11. NATHANIEL. GILL, Ilfracombe, Devonshire, grocer, Nov.lo. lIA WILLIAM liAlsiiart and cHARLas ROBIRTIL Liverpool, joiners, Nov. e, at It. ANNA MARIA TRLINSILAIr, Blackpool, Lancashire, schoohnistmes, Nov. IS, at 12. W [LUAU Itawargen, Ingot, near Preston, farmer. Nov. 13,11 11. JAMES WILLIS, South .bields, innkeeper, Nov. 10. at M. SARAH Mons, West Derby, victualler, Nov. 11. at 3. 111111 Warn, Annoyer, Derbyshire, blackunith. Nov. 10. at IL JANIS Barns, St. Helens, Lancashire, blacksmith...Nov.ls,M U. JOBS FLIITCHIM, Halifax, drysalter, Nov. 10, at 10. BISJAMiII HANTS, Halifax, iron dealer, Nov. 10, at 10. JAIII.I HOl4/111S, Halesowen, Worcestamhire, hoop maker, Nov. IS, at 10. James LAYIIS. Hyde. Isle of Wight. upholsterer. Nov. 13, at 2. Bolin CLAM. Micheal, Norfolk, blacksmith, Nov. 11, at U. J JOIN ARTHUR ONN3, Cheltenham. builder. N0v.13. at IL ?MIR MOON, /ammo,* Cheshire, poulterer. Nov. 13, at 11. WILLIAM Altan, Barnsley, coal leader. Nov. 16, at 2. ISAAC MOORE, Sudbourne, Suffolk, shepherd, Nov. 16, at S. 010101 TARUNO, Charlton Kings, Gloucestershire, shoemaker, Nov. 11, at 10. Jong HICPWORTH CASSON, Choriton-upon-Medlock, French polisher, Nov. 20, at 91. HUBERT Moon, Rotherham, stove grate Otter. Nev. IS, at 1. WILLIAM Li t tleehans, nomerretsh.,carpenter, Nov.ll at 11 JANIS SMITHHoIton, beersciler, Nov. 1 6. at 10. Joss Wru.n, Barrow-in-Farness, Lancash., carter, Nov. 2,at 10. FRANCES BOOTH, fibedield, grocer, Nov. le. at 11. JOHN AIDIIWI, Charthana, Kent. wood dealer, Nov. 17. at DL WILLIAM Genoa°, Sal'ord, butcher, Nov 11. et Haver 0186. MacclesSeld, silk twister, Nov. a et 11. JOHN Evens, Aberdare. Glareorganahlio. labourer. Nov. 14 at IL RICHARD !nein, Merthyr greenitrocer. Nov. 11. et 11. JAHR! WALKED. Bury, Lancashire, Innkeeper, Nov. 16, et 10. PSTIR CHAPMAN. Trowbridge, Wiltshire, cooper. Nov. S. at It JOHN OISTON, Millbrook, Hampshire eaddsr, Nov. 11, at It EDWARD Taarron, B lion, , hire, travelling with steam thrabhing machines, Nov. 16, at P. joggpu gonacHar. Plymouth, general dealer, Nov. 11, at 11. WILLIAM BRADNRLL, Scarborough, Jet ornament manufacturer, Nov. 11, at 4. HURT SADLII LIM Nsntwtch. grocer, Nov. 11, st Minn WATSON. Bushell, Stalfordsbire, miner, Nov. 18, at IS. imams]) Jamas, Walsall, Staffordshire,beerhouse keeper, Nov. DA at IL 010161 HMIS, Langton, Staffordshire, grocer. Nov.ll, at 11. JOHN CHLIDIAS SHEPHERD, Luton, Bedfordshire, milliner, Nov. la, at 10. JAMSS Tana. Ash, near Sandwich, Rent, market gardener, Nov. 14, at 12. BRUSLY Ginsmai, Bourn, Cambridgeshire, butcher, Nov. 16,at 1. LAST EXAMINATIONS. Nov. M. W. Turner, Barnsbury-row, Islington, boot maker --Nov. 29. 1. Tebbe*, Newgate-etrest, general merchant- Nov. St C. Burne, Oldetreet, St. Luke's, stationer-Nov. 30. O. • Kingstreet, Long-acre, journeyman harness maker-Nov. m. J. W. Gull, Old Broadwtreek City, and Dulwich, ship broker -Nov. 27. A. J. Hiller, Bensiondseystreek tailor-Nov. 27. J. J. • vi c kwy.sgreet, Westminster, parliamentary agent- Nov. 27. J. Minh, Cuffed& Sussex, farmer-Nov. rt. J. lona Leadenhslineses, and Tratalgarron. Old Rat-road, commis. aloe agent-Nov. ff. J. Irvin. Casibiridgea, c ues, us holy orders-Now. C. O. I. Walker, Mantatd, Kent, late 'Mewed *Wain -Nov. 27. J. IL Dark, WoOttrieit, Sesist mt t o a grocer-Nov. te. W. B. thoiter, Saymonstreek Dept ford, clerk In the OW Lachance-Nov. 11. D. IL Butler, High. street, paten, hair dresser -Nov. O. W. Moody, ZOBbniy and & gis mos, inueselne, grooer-Nov. 19 J. Nadu, Holland. road, Brixton, superannuated government elerk-Nov. ft R. zusabors.road, Holloway, warehonseena -Noe Ilk G. R . muss, Rye-lane. Peckham, stay tuaker , -Nov. It P. Taltssi, gegsargest, Manchester-wears, baker Nov. 29. Z. B. 11. Picker- MaiscmatageS, Clapham, late clerk la as pentolllce-leer. NAVAL AND itarrakr: A DISTRAIT; OCT. 31. skiToDsrmSDIR. 'Waist Paymaster J. Brooms, supernumerary, Vistory. Clerk B. S. Jowls, eapasaumeearylo the Rion Chid Eopnoan P. T. Smelly, Mthtiosal, to ths c bad, fort Eadymioa ;J. Manisa. mam ma% Ousaberlaad, tor the Barraeoota. PROMOTION.—Acting Enema W. LS% (P esalrrity of the 15th July, 1814 WAR-oincm, FALL-Kalai, Ocr. 31.-8,0 7 Lisateaant-Ganeral Sir Juno Hops Gnat, • quarterarsatervisenil, via, Limitaaaat.Geseral eft; AireT, K. 0.8., appointai toraraer sail ociarroaarlataaad at Gibraltar. _ _ _ Ocr. 30. --Sob-lienteoaot Churchill to be liesteosat, with seniority at at ISM Kr. Edward Mathews hes this day bees I. the risk d segieser is her ilvarty's emee. FlinutusT &rum—The annual prim oompefiii ii of the A sad D oompanies of this corm took pissed I. ham on Monday. The ranges wave 200, stm, sa d I , five shots at each. Is the A oompaay, the lied meted by eaptain Poley, was woo 4 Private auks; the woad, promoted by Emma Vine, 1 Smith, 38 marks; the third sad fear* so}iiohard Nunn, Feq., were woe by d Oaptaiii Poky, 33 - sad 28 marks. I rtrwr i , the whole of whOse prises were presented by Terse', the test was woe by Laaoreartoral G marks; the wood by Private WW I 27 mark rimm s ; third by Private Vasa, 27 marks. The Teethe tamely =favourable toz shoetiag. THE GALES. -.-- NORWICH, TUMMY Ikea% The Morin which has been easing on tb Niue Saturday increased in Mohnen during the • this morning a French luiw, the Victoria', ins mw labouring in the of the storm. crew of 20 men on hoard. all MK but tkof went ♦ guide her to a place of safety, and she struck nom 1 bank off the "eatorn meet. The see than aerie breach over bar, and swept the whole of her crew' decks. They were all drowned before aid could r ILIMESTIs. TALLOW.—TUZSDAY EVZIMIG. The market opiet today. Spot sod 211 the year. 504. 6d. Mare, 51i. ; March 51e. fkL to 51.. 9d. COTTON 000D6.—liaminerim, Ocr. market is minerally quietar, sed for most kink and cloths business is all bat suspended. Shipp* leave been quiet today, but buyers have shove more disposition to operate than they did toward' of last weak, but at about 2d. deduce from the quotations of Friday. This &cilia" has induced, business for the supply of urgent orders, aed where prompt delivery is require& la home the markee has been slums% • blank. There h sufficient business to test prices, buyers not courage to make offers. For sloth the business co the mart limited sage. Priem have had r tendency ever since last Tuesday, and both I makers of cloth lave been willing today to , farther decided concessions, but without inducing show any dispeeitioe to purshaes. The business far too small to admit of an seturnie estimate a of goods. For 91b. printers, quoted6d., quoted 25a. per piaci last Tuesday, sellers have L L. km this worming, and 91b. &Wrap have offered Is. per pleas lower. The Indian advises are act of a nature to improve the state of Chums hk fabrics suited to the markets of Bombay aid Calcutta still wry mash mewled. WOOLLEN.—Lams, OCT. 31.--We hay* again a moderate attendance bosh of manufactures aad r at the Cheloured-ha neorning, and • fair IPA, Mier hr been tramartiod r tweeds and mitten, , with a sprinkling of plain clothe. The White-hall presented any feature of particular importance; the of hair lift ham Won sena, and the demand goods bae &pia bon limited. Batman firmly MLITITFACTITREB. Hommartsm, Ocr. buyers atteuding to-day have sot been nem so ou the other market days duriog the month, i transactions have bees smell in the aggrassi having bees cautiously made, aid not to say Busbies dudes the week has also been mom the sessafecturere is the &strict still keep fully WOOLS.—Humusrina, Ocr. —Next being ormoinared to commenoe on the 16tit and the quantity of good porn wools knave ingly sail. has given &firmness to the market. transwatlom haws not been heavy, inquiries has more numerous. OORN.—Hoir., Off. SL —At to-day's market supply of Emit& wheat, yid,* sells freely at ; ever last Tuesday's currency, best runs of new • 46e. to 47.. to the grower. Foreign held for a vases of le. per qr. Barley, both malting and dearer—sweet stoat old makes 31.5. to 31.. 13d. p BIROS and pen is. higher. Oath in request per qr. more money for fine old bares corn. Er aid Bakis, 31s. to 31a. 64. per 48011se. fee Use week :—Wheat, 6,332 ; barley. 1,182, peas, 130; tares, 112 qrs. linwrcH. Ocr. 3L —The supply of wheat 10-day. Farmers were making an *dream per qr., which wee unobtainable, but there sale at 2a. per qr. more money. Barley dearer. Baas scarce, and adreaood le. per Isrme, Our. 3L—Holders of wheat are _ sewing alive to the politics of the Inds, sad to the pore qulikr sad deficient yield of the ' role Is, therefore, a finesses seemed to-dal experienced far many seethe, and we have for best descriptions of both Dew sad old, at velem of 2e. par quarter from the rates of last fair demand for barley at fully Friday's rata. sod Gibes articles readily maks kite prices. Ltei, OCT. 31.—Sinee this day week we I geed deal of rain, aocompaaied with high winds nerth-west. The show of wheat was small ' all descriptions met an active demand, at as r per qr. from this day week. Barley, the geed ; maltiag quality readily sold at le. per sad the seine applies to vied* discriptiosa eats each la. per qr. higher, with a ready - imperial to tbe grower:—Wheat, white, 651bs. pet imperial bushel. 48e. to 525. • 631 be. to 841 be.. 46.. to 48e. ; ditto Yeti 621 be., 30.. to 42a. Barley, bnd chevalier to 5411e5., 34a. to 36e. ; ditto rues chevalier . 53the., 80a. to 33e. Oak, 3610 e. to 421ba., Beans. old, 631bs. to 611ibe., 4b. to 46e. Peso, to 641b5., 36e. to 40e. NZWCANTLAPOL 31.—The weather dace Mee unaettled. but today we have a rising which it is to be hoped may be the precursor settled state of things. At our market this had • moderate show elf wheat from the a.- Lavin noddies is gee* Saturday fresh.thresbed were taken at a further advaaos of le. per o' Improvemest being established upon old soul foreign, bat the demand wee sot animated se on Slant& . The retail price of flour b. per stone, w quotations are raised farther choice Norfolk households being now 36x. and whites is proportion, Malta( barley wards, grinding much wanted, sad so are Beans scam. New Scotch oats inquired ' demand. MADAste 'roetAtree.—The proprietor placed effigies of Preadeot Jaren and c his museum. They bare bee. usedelled life, sad are very correct parasite. The Paltnerstos is else sasoopt the sat meet MARRIAGZB, ♦ND BIRTHS. FORM& - October 29, at St. harpret's., John Fontes, of a thresher . YOUNTAI N.—October 29, at West Drayton. tato, of a daughter. JENEYNS.—Ortober 29, at Earns Court gardens, the wife a E. S. leaky's, Eat , of a eon. YORGAN.—Cfetober 29, M Rvlehloo, the wife f ya g ab'Z l it..!= r a $O. at Chartered/at. &Agra We of C. W. Taloa, at a eon. WALS IL—Oetober te, at The Cottage. last Wickham. W. llal4, BK., a a sost. MARRIAGE. flOglEtifft—ROßlNlON.—October 27, at Cranford. H. liosklaa. R.N.. to Dorothea , daughter of the Rev , Itobinsoe. Bart, at Cranford. torthatartoathlrs NU Ult—lialtltlB.—Ociober 2s, at St. John's ' ea; by the her. G. Cockers% H. Hasa sor, name, Dig., senior a 'Panda of Catena^ danebter of the late Rev. J. Hants. Mow of eousevemehke. tonrraussir—nnurps.—Oeteber IS, at St John's Cl . '" Msoptceevielh Webs Renr.F.O. d•Creeplevy, Mr. C. efeetkurs_. of Adstahhs.kowa. Teddission. to Yliz.bea, daughter tort,. Mr. T. fldlLlga, ot SoethPare. Sthabary. MATHS. CIOILPION.—Octeber St, et Igyee-pneeettre , trogice ewe ee. DDAtt . oier IS, at Oresavieb, E. wry" low sad Low L —0“~ Is, et Idameatet-plece. atteed, Jam" I as Imes J. Lore. lteCK.BY.—ttoteber IS, se elowester-plibee, Hyde-perk Ilij i t e nt.etet Mk at Ombetvell Yee , reed. temlf. 'lWeiSc.i:o4lll.o.l6 Ptintrzeet. Tlettetrtek Ark et C. T. WO; new, meg Mated mod tabibied bp Waigicarn Mit Loraterd-strea. td Zama" r kg ' " dteem la umbard-stre.s. la Os Paeolait at Whita4la lo, W1D111111441. NOMII. IMIL / • i ......„, I. Aa. tie gins 7. No. a 6,003 I Clod, 1 4 to ih i ---------- ^Ong LINZ of P 8) . dt, tj erent.-NhTICS Go 1 oTISTEWOITH -Can: ! Oteinni dal rrly, th No 511/2...! ....7et omi be alongside WI 3 /.. ta s 77 1- fr a o. l . n jo Pt fli e ll i At ' *Riled owl gea r ;ItkiltlND 10404 w et 6e '.. A±s ..... ._____---------: R t2rfOld 9trZENSIAANII - -.' I MIAOW GOTSM mo aillilt. 1111,111 Mal Orders ArA, Oen oboe& . VISION of NONOVI, for dl* Ilea gemembap_ll.l4g °Pie* dap, 1011.11.11 aohl°tl aelli , WA i l k, sos oe trade, ati Cr fle DooF! wi . 1 , 4° 9 Wids; Moused elsommo••I • Pitle.po 0 l oombmoed mom eap ) , ; _hili, II psis Mere a me____MaxiM • *Odes 44211114D 1- .1_• OW. • tom inia be de 4do 1W he1.,... 2 • 0 : , * i g BAIN , r.i...t., Ma Ben *toe T. omit. Loma" IC . and tif 1 COm II m . !! s' L %1 a 1 MAX FROM LIVE 11W TOI ... tog s ' :4 : • I I T EI PHILADILPILL f , rale he ibi t r ot= t4 , FROM " CITY OF 111N011 ettegopy CITY OF LONDON, the sad Ass even Weloodoy, by NM n. ir . -1 ier- 6- 2-mr. N 4 % b , ~.,... fik. lad s Tr ier si 4 en Miles 1101 0 . 11 ___,—,... - Walaa s:. nee a lid Mr m .„•W.,,.5.. Mae aam lerxuzzr. Clam rest heal* i reed in, • VI A OTTSJIDAY tto TION of /11,11- oat stlla in Vinn° 4° ~.„ Floc, Is - TM setver , of tom a..• toaOst et. - fares: Sallow Sammy i s ' at • fare awl a• • rentmliette. NT. i sad Ora.. St , ' • r. a. ...-------- Mil fit ~i,, T LEZOWOO nipping p m HZ i .0911. shove mast Capfte 1! ' as* ibe des mislt the ahem are ear • tits veiled i sow tad ism Ida Deposit en eP . • and for yam ; Clib CI: pe°ll.ll7ll ; tt es tilde tem t hal "4 ha' 'mum Burros, • of Imist is at Mallore. and Mem belles I. earl a emu( Neral • LK*. holdas - soi ..-.-....l. l " lis loriss l ' M roes Kern g ="lCollai spun er). Lei" b"a" AIM C. J. Dailey In., DM bee bee erfleerr h M r i , a of the vim "Whim W id., and 1011 k, DM /- vo been adOes Tn. valon Bash ease also bee Werra Dhow Mims to Mat Mantiester dap here, sad lagai an C4l ;mt: Pmi han in te 1' XeliMr ,rep iggimaau T s.chs i: bara.ilu t ms" ;: d .... !air amount of ; Temporary Offioes--2, : holm, together ; ite-hall has not is; the transfer A r 17ua cl upa for ekt haary • m:4ll.o.. ThlsCorn t.t.ae r emp L u. bl r i ihaw • ~ for the man • kr. 3L -The ' The colliery is at ..., to nunaeroSa so srsolt, and theme • a, sad Miser gate, meatier Moos the dMoOvory • utsed 17 greatads& doable. C"*buseamili d --i-i me limited, bat fie, owing t • NAY 11 *Plo7d. mined oils dad as • Marts bertha man id Lopata rim VD be Immediately at November, . ' . _ ra to be ems& smillehet • ob " 7 at, sad, tbessi WIN dodged dl tare bees mash le allniall Civet sa s s Ye enema am • • • Dammsy, Insemasn whet a seen i i = dL l ' s ` a g e " •at 2a. per 9'. Forms of applit , • BOW red malusg he obtained from, • • :a' • farther ad- Compeara Beakers ad griadisi, Is. 1. par 32 siesss. FELos t meways.a t ro t eami t nnit i & L SPIN ZlD ucorpo S We Capital A .. 12; hems, 49t; al per Shale to be *sea oat Mm blur. alas is rt as of il* te it lit tr t° . b . a- m i kg : tkl° , , re was a reedy aroma, the My 2s. per qa =la the essuiro r qr. I at length be. 00100.1 Mart Wort • John liobross, Esq., • mad 0 * ball* Aim Toms, leo., • he late humst ; hums. day we have DM 111= Wilma. • a goal dossed John W at a further ad. Wade, moo., w • , Toesta o.6% boa4 y. A imuke_ L- W. */*leld.The qty we we have had a Lem] a reeds from the Me Midland 1 • nail to.day, Lad Swarms-Map IS advises of to • to demand WM leadea-Yessra per qr. admit% osa. Beam ono r sale. Per qr. Hadd• liaoeb. old, 60,- to entrees-maw a. ditto red, old, ' , see, 61Ibe. to s .. a math% Nsiba. Temporary ,r.• v ditto, Nib* W ha, Zit. to 240. all, maple, 63l This Company h Mash& premiers, curwhaee th ia is gS: m k""tardald orall4 l 11°16611 * . ' 1186. The plael liwild irkr il:"l :t t: tba growers sad twist stock Cosa • thrashed usreplea allsinstrisl en Ills w • pee qr., the seem b. ;;; _ 4 =ndy tooth ocentrl la mob the Masstot•• d .or so extensive lii., ways an r being raised 2d. 900th, tie We ma L. pet Wk. NM o f . • now moro 34a to P ees of a • ~reel Wend up H e is will The advents,: Ise ease° Mow,. • d gr ri , l e d d is trag Wet eatreeted La and laaranve bu • Ills boots of • • Ihrelhe months. • rietor has j ma maw Goma Ot ad 11 binelestr is Moeda. tone he edgy Led at 'Adid ol as iifot:= of atom m at the ay be . M• D DEATH& te a ' • IMAM T w ickenham. Ns- 1.....„. stare • • • Mrs. Molted foes • sum The irila la ,s, • Jens, Old 8r0g4 4111 - ' ha ms, w a C. Ilan. le of W. P. Nor Pa. St Pee, will. h Seas med. • seisrave-etimis• t?" Merstle ales liiethma. the Info e rm.., Ot ww, apo . • ' andel= • ranford, Captain A. • timbal of the Rev. Sir O. 8s M a to ten al owahire. •••• An g eau s . • 'a Chu eh. EMMOCIP sol& of tee r i b the ammettf no Wetly" to ' ' 2011 1101 in tsar of Welliagton. no emetrut r ' ' • • for t et. John's Omsk ooselsar , By Mr. C. Smethurst. writ, daughter*? ** - vars. It To , . • guar*, Mr. Pram Genahnema swim, Ist., ematifin., nag James, 150 " , iha shore • • co, Hydo.part, D. C. Pm • • oprood. Dawil. 114 destatreet. AIM 610 era • arw PO aum. 0 lux% on. Printer, at Ow est of Whitening' •