The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-09 00:00:00

bATURDAY NIGHT IN A GIN PALACIO. fi • . • , • 140. 6,A88.3 ________;---------------, LEitA ( L l i Tar • . -- - i, L imMOM DI" 8.4 1,4 K Ibis oadD An aa p• bad or . d o pors.—ki ILD. 1 I a CALCUTTA (high es t elms eggirsardar eligaMoloot . ' CAM'. Lan ta'm *mance caass,spret,, irmacwouTs °arm vie! Mlto tate Pentool. , 6 a god CO • 4 6 4 ,0 1 % . 5 yAd OO • a , 7. it LINE of 'PA igrees......looTlCZ to BD I AVIVICK WTLZia ItgetNiati 1 ' ; 'V I & Oaaa ba '' al and chard be • to the . 6 or a ' O h. iiiiill44l sad C. MAY' . • . * OF M . ' • • 4., • • 4 i 1 .• . i..j. . 1:1 L r , Lr• C 1101 i LUMP . r crTy oir Nor TOE 1 . CITTIM I. • Ireg= ll' W A t, o p , and iiislESbaeo Mall . L al V, IS 17 ...der Mendes a IS . leasods aod sense. w Is itsOill.fP. KW ' e ; s; i PEERAGES, M Mi. Tb. A-1 W ateamer P: ~ dear bar the above • St =MOW . 40 IL A Pp D S. tie Lts it.AETD. •••• 4 d girE . 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Rol., 17 7 IPO: Int4ErT D 4OL s! the Beak ( • a MEW lbs., Lon l a fa,. UM ass.. mobs ' Mohr loreseee t • -"i.e gillir' er yso se ad . 11 41 .8- . k An. l' M. to*, Ueda& n ii liMit maildiice,haq. v b . mug Dtreelar d fits MI • Reset Luse, d ies PI L i a m alloda d° • it. nowbon, bed sod, ' ....,,, Powspikieq.. J. le Bee isbarou PM b. en. . DrosolFeneet. • :AM / Wafter, Ibmis. Whin. Im , 11 Albert %on. t a a2 010• y ~qae . L Is IN w rail, al • Minor Bank per all ° ‘ Miner. , sm. yes a - .M-4lemre N mass ere es.. It , milk Mose, limed 18, • of Arid h of the re• 1 A HZ cREDir me oda st "" TIE • t WO: , )04.;111. an Sipa, 11 vie bk. " es, • 75.. ash._ foods= Wird n • Net ... one aderlith seems far Said et iir pried. of Mtn' • lies thee $ TO. pr y 06 alalas , UV. a s Net:, 36. - 1= a • ye , 23 1 . pi - 12 menthe ones of oggite • kit fret el all commu d n. • • a , eat P* 1 fair I* Ira. 17 awe is. • hi at Wig X 1441 44 6 .6 6 I 0 BRION ' iiiii h le a. illaerryore • • ref at IA gods Sherry, I • goal la,,s tili : Voessibra, .7 seen m . um _ • ant and d. arena, ear. • d, off MP Ms ch , wade ZDVARD beer Low ; &P., % dm-Amt. I, • . SSO ; PA a thez ` 1 I' 7 :CT : he s .• ST • unit 0 0' I 1 : the sa far frt. Asia* to dn 71. to 81 1 0 A t : u , cheviot% MIL 1- to go, ~. t :1. . the aedAite RATH& 1 HES obi 1 .11LAI zu . t J. SA ffil • 10111018. a i, of • on s it zt i sA. hlidff. D • deeds et ihe tie ad • tiliMh , the wife oi A. . 151, ,14 W. , • .bill, the wife MP Venom 11•• redder -• Minh. El. et ' elms a 1..." • H R I ier, of hated& NZ* eh, Totteaka% s, sad netor Tie aefy Il ia „ boson Beat', to TEMPI .1 Tale : *arch al Om.' MAE' :' Marna. & if, visor o f the Tit • . Theis TEMA' mega. 101 ,48 * 1. Yew', WM L E.l —0 espetedi. fl. , ' ' • led icedis. wire a as. 5 4 F4444,X14441°16 I TAIL. , A a g ssi, 11r , si t s j. • T AB % a Ira & lam sind is,l MW ~ 01 am I. Travail , w sit s r is Z as ' ,' ... Led Derendal B. a. • THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1866. . . for a few minutes until the measure is slowly TATTERSALL'S.—Barusnar. I emptied, but the rule is rapid cousiinip- , Apo%her of d floes aupeord toJII3I ! tit tforeounot WWI st i tion and speedy exit. Sometimes they vary :„ c r el e , tee na l i n i e e h t y tes ' d.:c 1 7 1 ,44 it bas carer been o iems ere lu niot e nd to wit their form of stimulant with a bold noes odes. The mesesible budoem el tlie day could hose bees startling to more fastidious palates. We saw easily got blueish ea the previous Thursday, linos which so three decently-dressed labourers, each of whose , itemisations took place my tuts( a 'petrel day for the wires had a well-11'1rd market basket on lior arm, auditieg of t woomt• Spaeulatiou win conbued almost commence their refreshment with porter, follow it ?• up with neat rum, and finally indu lge in goes of report , " 001 :1 :11 : pr el ,I te e h r ta hi l l : anri th il : beet aI l ' a r t i t; ' ,7 8 . 1 Ibrxts Day td.rls lot ie the morale& Salpittetes wee in renewed demand port wine and "barter-root biscuit . " But though the receipt, on Saturdey are double those of any , at half a point less than tlist at which be loft off oe the other day in the week, it weaned tolerably certain Previous *main, but although thus* odd. ware l a id l e that the bulk of those drinking were not immoderate nalr .ee . usoneri wiw)lolll.:ejteanots.ad boittiertisdpaaealutto Alabama.s u p u k in their potations. The systematic rush of relay `"" aril the noose. of Ottp-rt b ac ked h ie horse toe a b out 15 0. after relay of struggling p eo p le to the counter, and . ditto l. Whet Gotnera's name was mentioned at the their business-like determination to indulge in ! Victoria Clubou Friday, the btre ides of his hawk), a chance e a r au d eter stimulants, are auffieieutly striking to a thoughtful I WM pooh-poobetl at 1,000 to 10, but on Saturday fore mind; but the general decorum eidoreed, apparently I a n ll ! .the be list at on in the . .!gni b r Nr by the absence of induoemeut to do a n y thin g but bet sing Moms had been t d te wi l:1. % andd t "taken" his re.introductioa drink and go away, certainly seems to raise the !at the dab wee et 25 to 1, booked to a " teener ;" question whether it be under some circumstance not 1 and subsequently 20 to 1 was maimed kmdly to money. At advisable to keep a necessary evil naked and un- 1 Albert-pie his opening price WY the seine, but the tune* adorned, 1 meat, made foiled to ltrOm brut • better favourite. The only other feature worth noting was the restoration of the Dewier, to 20 to 1 (utferad), 25 to 1 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. Paimengers by the South Western Railway are familiar with the bridge spanning • populous thoroughfare • few hundred yank out of Waterloo elation. When, as is not unfrequently the case, a trsin is temporarily detained ou this bridge, a glance into the road below shows the interior of one of the most gigantic drinking establishments in Lonclou. Everything about this house is on the largest possible scale. All the usual attractious of the gin palace, the plate-glass windows, the ornate pilasters, the highly polished metal pipes and re rervoirs, the gaily coloured vats and barrels, are of exaggerated size. So with the number of its cus tomer& Where an ordinary tavern holds tens this one accommodates hundreds, if it be fair to call that accommudation which consists in affording standing route mid eupplyiug drink. For there in neither smoking-room, nor bar-parlour, nor chair, nor seat about the place. The proprietor devotee himself exclusively to what is called a " ormoter trade," and neither the men who serve nor the customers who drink have the opportunity of sitting down. Last Saturday night was • fair type of what goes on every other Saturday throughout the year, and in some measure illustrates the habits of a not incon siderable section of the London working classes. Perhaps the moat singular fa ct in the ni g ht's ex- The Seeond OTO 77111 gDITOII Or TKS Etelitta. various:it was the absence of downright drunkenneen. 131/I,—otober Meeting, which com- We visited this house at intervals from sin the mewls. to-day et " headiienters," will he of a much better afternoon until midnight, and with every facility ohuacter than that held. fortnight sines, for the tool:eer ier observation, we did not see a single brawl or old noes are boiled to Maumee the Derby betting, some of detect a solitary instance of helpless sottish intoxi- the best 3 oangsters of the se.soo being engaged, while the cation. That perfect sobriety obtained in every three-year-old items will bring out stew crack performers , ealte would be too much to say, but that no one of whom so much has been said, iocluding Gladiateur the became quarrelsome or offensi ve while on the modern equine wonder. The Cotarewitch, too, pronaes prembies is strictly true. Yet we were close by one be PrZhlae:7 of pervadedlteeedree - thrtuitaftemol'edasy desp ite a rk t e n t a :lull of the lowest neighbourhoods iu London. Round , Ole publicati a n the acceptation:a m : a and that there the corner aud stretching far away eastwards M out be no lack of sport is evidei;oed by the pro - & long street or market, where on Saturday nights ' ,r i sme, which contains no fewer than fif items. and Sunday nioruings the poorest customer may be These are bound to be Moreno' by • fresh mat e t or two, gaited, aud where, from open shops and street stalls, ee_t_bethiltiallihre'sr,r6d.°: th a e ,,, r,t,i:;',..-l t ! ii e t t b iel or e h e d .ll be ert . nobly vendors of food, of dress, of furniture, of •"` among them ere generellPou tee merit, of their respective iron ware and cooking apparatus, are yelling out que a repe e„. the extreme cheapness and superior quality of their The :Cherwell and the Cesarewitch are the two best rapes goods. Both the pavement and the road are Wir es the mooed day, for the Royal Stakes will only bring bosun crowded, and the staggering to and fro of many of le bear root:need oks iliekeTedlebeteoatild.!!riratilitg ~ j bl a l the mile and female wayfarers shows significantly (wr y --. :,,, ~.t abl o t iag manage tho mane and a enough what would be the condition of the bar we quarter. The Cielfileli gives promise of bulging out as have just left if its Novick-like discipline were goad • field of twopar-olds as any race has done this relaxed. Out in the street we law in a few mi. oases. The Studien, 9st 51 b; Rustic, tlat Illb ; Mount mates several tipsy men, whose wires were vainly en- Felatioet.te:bitmtr Youngl 01; 01 % r :tit 2 8. 1 t b 31 . 1 1 ) ackttiz . treating them to come home, as well as tipsy women G reed, eosin, Set 131 b; drags, B,t li.t 11 lb ; Robin Hood (by with children. There were fights between women Kant Liecola), Set 10Th; aud the "dark" Knight and fights between men, and one between • man of St. Michael, are Gentle 1 to the most attention, and a woman. Beery conclaves wore assembled on end the unjosity of these will doubtless be bun e at the the kerbstuue and many a little group .of talkers, Pea the T flo "da st has s a n a d a ;l a r a qi m er a r a v S "" t h herefore ' keep somewhat the worse for drink, were scattered to in swsre, especially ss d e pse - eber l. people ... en outside the shops. Indeed, the noim, G en ' to pull out thew best, which is Y. ry hkely to be Rustic. lesion, and what seemed to the uninitiated ear the The latter can give the weight to Macdonald sod brawlingof the adjacent thoroughfares, seemed more Mount Palettes, but it is questionable if both striking each time they were explored, and, strange Young If otenque sod R obin ellnsed ead t :re t not capable o of es it may sound, the bar of the huge gin police and lave colou ve rp e s t s ci t . y time they hive The Cpa:ari seemed by comparison • place for quiet and mudi - witch will bring out sows five and twenty competitors. foe tatiOn each time it was reached. the crochet is looked upon as very open, and many owners What the neighbourhood must be when such a wall start their horses no the °Unmet ais baring been Riede with sowed thefavourites. The movements In moan tioa with two or these stables have sadly puzzled that large Babel of strange sounds seemed quie t, will be bes t understood from the fact that from two to three hue- seemw a is turat termed o b.ekers," and as must tininess TO 1101110 W. dyed customers are at one time drinking at this parti- have gr eatly benefited by the "in end out operations of the Tan Tows Mara of 50 soya.; 3-yr-olds, Tat 71b ; fear, cular bar. The visitor who avails himself of " the pas. titres weeks. No• that we me on tbe eve of the rem Iht ilb ; the, aim sod aged, Sat 1211) ; the winner to be bottle entrance," and takes up a position near the the intentions of two or three horse OSIISIS are bard to gold foe 2001., if demanded, ea; estreoes, 3 sofa. T.M.M. partition dividing it from the larger and more ple- cli n Lise, 4 but tbs probable manors may lie selected from John (1 mile 7 furlongs 15ti yards). yrs, Mt 121 b ; Pearl Diver, 5 yrs, Sat Slb ; Union 1 A Smote-r tin of S son. each, with 25 added ; 2-yr. beiau bar, may form a fair estimate of the people Jack. 4 yrs, Sit 71b ; Privateer, 4 yrs, Sat Mb ; Breen, 4 yrs, old., tint 121 b ; three, Set 101 b ; four and upwards, the lib ; who fill this house to overflowing, as well as of the mist alb; Barefoot, 4 yrs, Bat Mb ; Gratitude, 5 Yrs, Sit 41b ; the winner to be sold for 701 . if demanded, kc. Rutland upon which its business is carried on. Vertogadin, 3 yrs, set 2;b; Claxton, 1 yes, Set; l l . l . Solo°, Stakes Course (5 furlongs 2t2 yards). V i ri: l ia no other way of arriving at the knowledge. 4 Ym. get Illi ; Fantail. 5 Yrs. Set • !trews 3 yrs, A SviSSPSTAIYA of 20 son. each for 2-olds-olds ;alts eq 1 • ell en and geldiags, bet 81b • the Innen to biota In nearly every other inquiry of this nature it is 7 7 2 1• 4 1 -!!:. ; in t a t: 0 . to l 4b yrs!7st 11th ; — Count C Calutas areer, yes. fee 1& 1 11. • T.Y.O. (8 furles s ' 140 'lda). possible to note the routine of the night'e work s t. yfll, Tat 81b ; Lady Hoban 4 ps, lat 5112 ; Alabama', A lierLLlllo HANDICAP BrIZPIJAI6III of 10 son. rack for from some vantage ground of observation, 4 y es, 7st slb ; Fidiliti, 4 yrs, 7:151b ; Zephyr, 3 yre7stslb ; 2-yr-okls an :sprat& ; the wineer cob sold for 1001. if bat here the space behind the counter is Nemo, 4 yra 7st 41b ; Nunestoo, 4 yrs, 7st Ilb ; Eadeleigb, desseaded, Ise. T. Y.C. (5 halms. 140 yards). so filled with huge vessels and monster d ere. Get 10th ; Ostrow, 3 yrs, 6sl Slb ; Gamma 3 yrs. A Hasolcar Swszratsxsa of 15 NOM each , 10 ft, for ve t e, the five ~o „ te rm„ ere so incessantly ;i s a i l Llb i ; n. Edi , lbarettZplfiet: l 'il t t; in F n e t r i c , e, 3 s In.:: 1111 3-/r un -aista nn ead opterearndeiTALKAtslitifeefs;ronnira yytl." en g a g ed in running to and fre with full measures Dery, 3 yrs. sst 1 : 21b ; sad Morris Dancer, 3 yrs, sst IMb. each, 15 ft, with 200 added by the Jockey Club. fur 3-yr. in their hands, the rule against sitting down is at Of these, Jolts Dana Landowie sod Gemara are trained olds and upwards; the winner of the Doncaster St. Leger. strict, that on every ground of convenience and ex- bye e Day, sod the two :list named have piobsble 12Ib ; the mooed di the St Leger or the when of the ample it is as One of a onaint ineeley public , that and repassed each other half-admen then in the Doncener Cap, Glb th e ; the winner of • handicap value the doings of that public in the l ase of its own be ttin g. On Saturday lest a strong commission appears 300 sins. after the publication of the weights (Sept. 7. at to hve ben executed in favour of Cnners, • filly that 10 a.m.), 71I) ; of any other handicap, 3lb extra ; the extra houses must be observed. Working men, masons, has shown some form upon • short course. Good ledges weights to be accumulative up to 101 b ; the iseciond to carpenters, bricklayers, soldiers, and out-door eat think her Wiener to Jobs Davie and Lanadowu, but receive 50 SJTS. Cavarewitch Omen (2 miles 2 furlongs 28 labourers, with their wives, make up the bulk of as so much doubt prevails the three are perhaps bast left yarda). (65 subs.) The highest weight aseeptieg being those present. Although situate on the other alone, Lod after what has taken pleas in the market with get 71b, it lima boon raised to 845 121 b, sad the neer' i side of the water, and with an immense varieta eared to Nuneaton, Union Jack, and the French mare proportion. Pistilli& they are mot worth earth ettentios. All these Age st lb Age at I taverns stationed between it and the nearest s 111 Paris - are very ' doubtful sterters, and the last named wa ll tle• gYntor John &ivied:ie . :Oben a t 1: r: d ru b, W a tte racks, this bar is so popular with the military that not ono come to England if she did not perform gagaha 4 S the presence of one or more red-coats is so far • ter- respectably in Paris yesterday (Sunday). Jobs Davis reer , fer n : -...)• 5 8 IlLuid lino 010 ex) tainty as to be made a constant subject of bets, like sod Privetow can both stay+ and what they have s w i r l., 4 7 swordsman the number of white horses to be seen while creasing dons tumults ore ill seppming them better than union Jack Me other heavy weights — Buck foot and Gratitude. Privateer London-bridge. Breen has been beaten at home by Zephyr, and the latter theme 6 I The Grinder The motley crew of customers are all talking at wet m all probability represent Baron Rotti;child, althoceh t e r ntr a t e 4 6 god sleigh II it Ostrom. 3 once, and the men behind the counter are kept there is still some Dibbling at the Calista gelding, who aL variama u a a lis Valera 4 movuig with the mechanical dexterity of automa ways runs • fair horse in private. Vertupdin, another marten tops, and the force and speed of steam engines. French candidate, catisin give too much weight to the other Solon three year olds, el whom Brown Br ead. Zephyr, Osborn., Hollytox 4 1 Whitethorn Two of these have been on duty since five in thelt • Gemara 3 Garners, Salinates, and Morris Daum, most be termed the Yerdell morning and retire at ten p.m., while the remain- pick, and despite the support given to the Clown, Soho, rar gine& es _ g 13 Molehorgh a nun eniclaterd ins three commenced work at eight am., Client Cavan, Farce, sod Alabama I think this half 1 hn'taaidnabh a and will keep at it until the place is dozes will produce the winner. Alabama is • bad hone, Gibraltar ze tt sl on oo n eia is even now ender suspicion front the will - Grids :Inc ?th 4 11 Farce closed. The whole of the intervening time, d i slike of his owner to have a favourite. Moms The Clown es) •• • • 6 11 tealplectee 3 with the exception of that given to meals, they p aw . h as w ee a wretched per f ormer , me t eee hardly Friday have been drawing and supplying beer and spirits he so &serous as the others above alluded to, of whew tar y i g C o re e f 6 Dr. Swlettell 3 to the multitude. Directly the doors open the Brows Bread and Zephyr have perfiwand the beet. The swears . Squire Realty 3 3 demand begins. The drivers of market carts, the Baron's filly is said to have greatly improved , and thus Meaner people who left quite; villages the evening before, test stand her foe • place may make sure of hawing mamma • fby Knight of Kan— aa honest tun for their hooey. Is any opinion she is worth blistionwe and to whom five in the morning means the ap- 4 Mercy meow s It more attention than either Brown Bread, Gemara, Monis Ildeli" preaching cow:tuition of their work, are the earliest Deemer, and Ostreger, the latter labouring wider emplane of mum° Wl ' 4 Le tampon zephyr 3 Nightwateb consumers. Then come gradually the workpeople being • " piper. A few days ago be did • great thing with wawa . • Doen 4 pad who have dtances to traverse before their labours his stable compenieo, le G_cod o w r o . 3.l a li n tekn i heres, but !WI. Nets ik 4 Chimney -nreep be g in ' or who have accustomed themselves t° the l et c ate nl J ld e r ry . Bevill y ha t viag e° b l een a ileosi a vadie r :h ill e min a 5 %41 26 1 4113 1"" ROyal , leraess a of 200 sore. each, 1201!, for 3-yr baneful morning dram, and so on until daylight, his 3 . 7 „...ad . mo u s es h as been moss ee v e g ee s or oy s e w. olds ; colts, Bet 71b ; fillies, Set 21b ; 'rimer of the Two and the regular tide of thirsty applicants sets in. while upon one or two occasions this year he haa mu well Thousand Guineas, Newmarket, or Grssd Duke Miceset The place is never empty, and its hands am eon- while labouring under the disadvautage of being but half Stakes, 511); in of tee Derby, Oaks, or Dementer St. stantly employed . E a ch cou nterman h a s s ole trained. He has a long pull in the weights over the ma- Lager Stakes, 71b ;or el airy two of the above stakes, 10Ih charge of his own section of the huge bar, and anti pported by extra ; &be snood to save hn stake. A.F. (I mils 2 fur = ilia rez i le m ot is to tal' bini ca w b i s e easily, bean la ' loop 73 yerdet (l 0 subs.) Those that declared forfeit on cleans and polishes the brass work pertaining to it, On Wedneeday the Troy Stakes, which will bays some or before the first Tuesday in January, 1863, to pay 25 in the intervals of his regular labour. In each of light thrown upon it by the Cherwell, will be the lading non. ft ; sod those that declared forfeit on or before the these sections is • till, for which the barman using feature, lied Mr. Merry ought not to be afraid to pull out Ern Tuesday is January. 1864, to pay 50 soya fit —Jaek it is responsible. These tills are emptied and their the St udent, who will meet his ant:Koehn on fairer tams o' Lantern, Cheyenne, Todleboa, Lassaroni, St. Leger, • jtfilliti.lteblwVoltigeuir.—SitZtliirslllosombweil:;. Star of the contents counted by the foreman every hour R tb e e d e t b l in n g t bde. rent m Ta dead eeedeY'bealleanigittrattetBl(4b: throughout the day, and the sewage sum it ia bridge, has also that impoet to bear. The running in the Tel CLSAIWZIA, STASES or 3 1 0 son. nab. 2 0 ft., far I known by experience their contents ought to reach July Stakes three or four days later most have been wrong, 2.yr-olds ; col* Set 101 b ; fillies, liet Mb ; the w inner o f a I is the only check upon honesty it is found possible and if Lord Portsmouth's mit ham not wonderfully improved 500 eon. stakes, with ten subscaibera, any w to apply. The only waking flours these men have cam the form he displayed in the west • • few week. book he such stakes, 91b ;or the winner of • plats or sweepstakes will have the tables turned upon him by the Snidest. who vales 100 son., looluding the winner's own stake, 31b extra to themselves — besides the day in every twenty seems able over a none of needy three-quarters of a mile T . Y.O. (5 furlosge 140 yards.) (43 suba.)—Mount Palatine eight which is their recognised holiday— to give Mr. Pitt and Jack.in-theGreen 41b each, and to (Mb), Jack in the °flint (31b), Ischia (31b). War. Potomac. are those before 1 p.m. on Sundays, and au hour or boat Chibios and Lord Lyon at level weights. The last. Goolerat, Killed of St. Miasma, Me te, Hoo.ton, Ctirono twO in the afternoon of the same day ; and taking amned is not yet up to the mark, and may therefoni be inner (31b), Cbitlmme, Sees Si, Witten, Speckle, &heal th* continuous strain and the laborious character of kept at Dome. The Wi lt on Stakes is • new race, and it boy. Mineral, Obasseur d'Afrigite, Young Monarchs (bred • their employment into account, it may be doubted Z 1 ,41 be i4t4r44 and ~...tiont Lord 1.17 i , tartatf.rimcar,..tatn't ic°4l 6 :loct: V." f;',..v . r , i'Z', "Ltren; Bloc k a der,l9l, whether the dignity of being counterman to the Ls l aa ' y S op hie . The Primate looks like a stayer, and is Men, Muter Gnawer. Macdonald (Sib), Sir Lydston, stag largest gin-palace in London is not slightly counter- capable of figuring to better advantage than he did in the hotrod, Mouiress. CooservatiTe, Daleinian, Robin Hood by I balanced by the dogged hard work it involves. Champagne at Doncaster, and he will have the most to North Lincoln, The Peer, Prince of Wales, Willie Sharpe 1 Pawing to the receipts and profits of this monster fir from Crows Prins, who ban pro v ed himself capable (Mb). Rustie OM). The Bleck Prince, Resat Tartan, Swath- going_ a Journey. Ens sod Magician have app.rently moan (Sib ), Juicily, Stoneham (31b), Kinglake, Duke of establishment, it is obvious that we are on delicate the Bedford Stakes between them, sod Archimedes being York (paid). ground, and that it would be difficult to supply lame the Duke has alateet • clear some for the Select Homes AlthlVlD.—The following hones have arrived at specific information without trenching upon the &ekes, which is to be decided on his favourite Rowley Newmarket, esoluain of those ahead; trained there secrets of the trade. That from twa to three hue - Mile. La Germaine can just shout msnage the Two-yr- Paris, Alabama, Scheldt, Slender, Dawdle, Forester, olds Sweepstakes, snl Saffron, being • quit& beginner, IDIS. Counsel, The Duke, Ron Cheri, liable, King Bred gallons of porter are served over the counter ought tochop deem Breadalbses iu a half mile spin. rash* Hala Bunion; Mr. Pitt, Alberta, Balsam, Bleak PDS" every day ; that the supply of gin for mere has so less thus five stone the best of the weights. Tasaredi, Quaker, Vertugadin, Hornblower, Stoic, Nemo, counter consumption requires four vats of 620 The items clewed for the two remaining days will some of Orloff, Reath, Alin Lea, Tedleben, Jaelt-in-theCiesen, gallons each, and four of 220 gallons to hold it ; them be affected by previous running ; but the Newmarket Orytheia, Coovent, Lowdown. Lord Repaid, John Davis, while that of rum is contained in five casks holding oks on Thursday seems bouod to go to either Klarinake Comers, Mrs. Day, Florid% Nekohns, Rohn Hood (Lord from 300 to 400 gallons each • and that the pr ide- ab, . °I . tr s_ 14 Twrgere, F oran ens C l a m . to m : h e: h ree i t eti Cl : s me o r ? ,: i ie e ' Mentlatiaxigldroodattoo, Moe p vin in z. 8 i lty w ltzithern censor of the present landlord ' made his fortune in '. isom 'n riat r ionr. Klarinska has bees wrong, and Peeress can- • Solon. Fje ' se, SprighUisies filly, Gratitude , Molly Carew, five years. are facts which have their own signifi - not stay, so **two moo taking at present are Gemara and . Trapen, Shrspeell, Sao' Si, Bedminster, Oartbusian. eance, and which do away with the necessity of more Tommie. Judging by the First October form, lady Sophie Sneer The Rosier, Clyde, S i, Clown, Morris Dense Le minute statistics. and the Skirmisher's dam filly will be able to take their Papiae, Clelerviss, White Deck, Clarissimus, Siete: to It is curious to note the routine [observed part in the Bretby Stakes, and the 300 son. sweep reads ' Anaheim, Rapid Rhone', dam colt, Bird ea the Wing colt, ~_e . like • struggle that will be confieed to Primate sad Baca, i Melbourne filly, Flutter allies, two sod three year olda, by the customers out of whose p ee 'l 1 There is a awsep lot 31r-olds with only Liddiogtos, Bed- . Sister to Minn, Sister to Strafford. Xi, Blue Ribend, Theo the fortunes are made. They are d eci dedly minder, and Chattanooga sominated. Bedminster will sot balda, Lord of the Vale, King Arthur, King Alfred, Un above the extremely poor or abjectly degraded ran, and though Chattanooga it is work, Mr. Naylor will burgh, Swordsman, Yabalethtut, Aetooo, - I,osd D oug las, class. There is more flaunting tawdry vice hardly oppose Liddingtoo, and if he does not, the latter will Longdows, Strathfieldneye, Brahma, Breadalinoe, lodise at one time in a quieter-looking house • few yards 72i.Zurar. for tits his g erf p it ty 7 b w i l i b i o e f el e r et : k r t i t i ; . t 4 ee • l'i e l 4emee r I l tit t e trr , Fortune Crown :a, No Name, Kit off than is seen here throughout the night. Yet the '-' Newmarket Derby on Friday, but he will not be lISOPPOIIa ' kensy, 'eastariar, Venturous. Cries, Zambesi, Sal ' sole inducement for bringing every member of this Th ere i s a o century " for the censer of the second Jessie, Miss Harriette, Bishepton, Tee Masses, Police, eager crowd together is drink. There is no conceal- horse, nod this will probably be fought for by Andre, Redshigh, Threadbare, Diaoretion, Viceroy, Rector, PAL meat on this head, and no pretence at offering col- The Caloyer, Camila Longdown, Gardevieure,T a Mthreins, . pine Antidote, end Speak: lateral attractions. The place itself ill bright, and sod the Doke. The dinner, to be traversed is mile iM &MUSS roe ram 501. nen, for 2-yr-olds. T.T.O. • half , and the Duke will consequently get hes* seat to Mies Whip nit, Mies Ro l land. Sister to Amber, Canino Mar t o and starin g , but is lees fitted he. any socia l the Frenchman, while he will give the Marquis some sits, Astir" Kleg Ed, Alban, by Trumpeter, William purpose than a public waiting room on a roadside w o r e of his chance in the Cambridgeshire against tin Pitt, Penance colt, /Woe. Mcs. Fittherbert, The Rector, railway station. The heels shaped like the letter F, groat bone. The destiny of the Prendergast Stakes, the Ambition, Miss Harriet* Fortunes. Isabella. and from its upper portion to its extreme end is fUllUing ON Tuesday and Wednesday must mainly decide, , full. A small glass of hot ruin or gin and water bet a ter , ' i lt eree lo wi t t h l in t e P t u h : ed hi cl a t t r ie Jete:i wed 9 le ' Why imperil your own and children's health esome including sugar, and s Ns W e r r ss e y is sold for twopence, t two-year-old at area weight.. Whits a hrk by om drip Wised d w b ge Be. .. d ed ether Ir c l i i Ka I,,,,,idt e°d Dr — re . porter ins; be druult on the premises at threepence will be better to used than Todlebso for the two mile :celesta amens frosellehre duke Wm Inwrimboient of the hid aquart. Sere is the secret of the crowd. Steed- m esa ; and the Produce Stakes, for which no day hen hem beer and cures, witheee molten er hatooresieses. gyeespds iessoinetimes in thickly packed rows a down deep, fixed, meet fell to either Mr. Pitt or Roble Hood (by lints:geahogtsrayead mo reasr .. atioe. debili tgan tt g i lt= sad presenting an aggregate of 300 souls, the men ,W, Ili, pa,____,.._7m ll). . 1 , 1 1,„, r. P ,..... it•i b l a !l i t 411° .." 444 . A _ ~,,,W l4/ 2 _ ,,, Mr times tta wet bi ethervenessnest 30,000 cures annually. oe and women customers procure their glass, drink it, -- sage """`"" '''-- -- --' -- —-• g aga Barn and no.. 7 4 0. T 7. Serietetrett leedelt. W. In &alai, antnist Sib end , '" him t° • held at the July ,ass uag e h. it. ; nibs. lea; !albs. , 40a.; Moose 61, Oranceurchoween and depart. When the y come, as the y not unfre- 1,,, l ee k s li es seaming his defeat this time.—l ant he., 6, CSlStillall: is HO, ,a l Me. Wort:greet : and at all ens & gamily do, in parties of two or thre e, the y lin g er Maillolt. —rotrestimeasatd int favourite, klierv.a _ having been takes to small amonate. Custard Castle was lordly so steady for the tlimbridgeshint, but at 100 to 6 The Duke was entrusted with a few outlays here and there. Forty "posies" were booked about Gostma,sed 1,000 le 60 was ono* noted is favour of Moldavia, who, it was said, was Moly to see a shorter price. We bad almost forgo tten to may that after I,OW to .10 was laid against Ilalpiectee, ,2t to Iwu accepted to U. Closiog prices: C723ARCWITCII. 6to 1 apt Salpinclev i htiiff) 12 to 1 apt JohnDaela (a!) 7to 1 Aldh dna it PI( 00 to 1 Pawl Diver it) 10 to 1 Detroiter tll 18 to 1 Solon (t to t) 40 to 1 Drownihead(t) SO to 1 Privateer It) 40 to 1 Vertugailin(offi Pi to 1 tlauora (ti nt) 40 to 1 Lanadowa (01 7 ) so to 1 7,0 tO OAS Si 1000 10 10 1) 600 to 6 Breese (t) 10 to 1 MorrlaDariew(oo) NOD to 12 Riland min T to 1 sot Jo in Dayh lot (II CAMBIIDGBBIIIB. B . • 100 to 8 apt OustardeaPPo oB ) 100 0 to 40 iliPt italolueteis (1) 100 to d The Doke it) 1 10P) to Oontrau (t) ; 100 to 4 Otaillateur (1) 1001 to 20 MolderiS (0) THE NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER *WING. BETZLNG AT THE SATORDs. CILSAUI 1 to 1 apt SsWastes (t t) II to 1 Alabama (t) 10 to 1 Damp (1 11 to 1) 20 to 1 bowers (t fl 10 to 1 Lopkyr (t) 10 to 1 Mo.na Daum (t VICTORIA CLUB. 2 P.M. 33 to 1 apt Edinburgh (t p 40 to t — VortapdtwAlo 40 to 1 Brown 8re441 (orti 60 to 1 tiolou (t tt off) 200 to 3 Union Jack (I) 1000 to 10 rultute (oil 80 to 10 lobo Do's lot (taken) soda!) IS to 1 Privateer (t) 30 to 1 13raat Cavour (t) 33 to 1 Juba Davie (I) BETTING AT 111.ANCH114.ESTER31..-BATOZDAY. CSBAJLEW 6to 1 apt MWoctos (I I) IS to 1 apt Conte Omar (1 7 to 1 AloWimia tt) sad olf) 10 to 1 °outlier it) 33 to 1 Bollaburgh (I awl 100 to 0 Oouvara (1) oll) to to 1 Privateer (t) 33 to 1 Itimoshat (o 61) to to 1 The Clown (1 & 33 to 1 Faroe ,o 11) olf) 40 to 1 Pearl Meer (1) 10 to 1 Morris Dower I 40 to 1 MOW (14 WI) 40 to 1 Defy lt: !. to 1 Zeyhyr (t) 60 to 1 &Wei (1) NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. The Wbip may be clialleuged for on the Monday or Tues day in this meeting, and the acceptance meat be signified, or the whip resigned. before the end of the same meeting. If challenged for red aucrpted, to be run for on Thursday, is the First Spring Meeting following ; 8.C., Net ; and to stake 800 soya. each, p.p. Lord Glasgow is the wisest bolder of the Whip. .._---- approbation. She makl Or wadi like ems milt dress to i Gitntevonn, Orr. 7.-Thre was la kw saw, take with her to be made up at case, as re wheat sad other grain at to-day's market ; flu '''',„2 was going to a party, They said it war mot usual o f wheat were in fair request and ember folly lat a - ,...7 to do such things, ho', brag referred to the Court beside low qualities wore ilife.elt to sell sad very e rn 77 i and bodies; tor name rd , adders occur. she was showed oar. Wird, Dew, 30s. to Iffis. ; old, eg g Lr,,, 4 to take one with her, vales 71. Oa the muds hang Ulm • Earley, 23a. to 40s. Oats, 184. to 275. Per, ri g t o 3% 7 meet morning, the moult said Mad Bishardsea bed apt 1 if mown) , OCT. 7 .- Orly o „ odor ". ooppl f been thorn for so-petted and mar husband was sow ire- bat trade was dull at barely last week's rota; y a ahem. toting a snit &pilot her hs the Dims* Cos" The "^" i sells heavilowiag to the inferior quality of ma t lr's huh, would not memo the thing red heeded wirer two perm good f or m a t i ng is inqu i re d after; ma , . f ; ; smirks, that had been printed by order of her master. The first woe 3 ..... d; o ld , for f eed, ore free ads. Beam 17 ; oat it • tee ion sProot bee to thofisthog fruhlill , ad the mc cmd ;wady. Wheat , rd , sew, 21.. to 25.4 gee o ld,o OIL"' °Detained three oases against her at the Marylebase Polies- whir. sew, Zia. to 275. • old, ;ffis. per load. Barl e y, •••• ; rare Os the 13th of Fehruery.lB66, she was Seel W. for • fog, sew, 30 , to 3 7 a. . " g d o df og , ge o; to 301. Ors, ask assaulting a man who cams to eject her from bee kashmir& , sew 16a . to 22. . ; d d, st„ per qr. W............. rag hors • oboes days after she was sentenced to seven . to 2 1„ ; ; d i tto, old, 23e. t o esk per j oa d . " --- ' mir tri. days' gar labour for brag drunk and riotous; and cis i uggigns. our. 7. __ Tho „ tea ., March 20th she was discharged with • mates for an. I was fair at a act , &headset. Tr beet gotta mad* Mbar more moa t ... noyieg her husband. She had swindled thirty Is "'l rk " 1"17' b a t the show of ' bald wa rn b 7 Do Mae end obtaioed a valuable opera-glass from Masts. Atria 42.. p er stone. _ , 43 ; } barley _there done was plenty oat age, rte 0 ,..„ . naa at the cermu l a wd ' oxidary lobo as before. Old white sold at 4.55. to te s , rough ma y the day P eseta "' which aim P aw. "' am wet/ I red, 42a. to 4Ga. • new white, 44e. to 495. . sil as all the other articles. .; DM red, ysi a , Mr. Self r isquiredof applicant what woe the nature of the premium ol a pro- I I.:r w .'.... 5 a " . ... '" false pretence. It must not be the false wee, but of as existing fact. am , malting , Oz.. to WS. per quota' ; grise s ee Applicant rid re the faith other being a lady, living at ed. to 225. per 30 stone Oats were a middling abow, OW m h o .se ware e ff ected at fully late rates • old 26.. to ffig the address Peed the same being le the " Coati Guide, - _ - . i ;her he let her have the silk dress. 20s. to 26e. per 7.4 close. The domed for brae wasll A warraat was greeted foe ter a pprehonsies. sad potion were rather higher ; old. 44.. to 475. ; ye., yli LAMBETH. to 425. per 38 stone ; fine flour, 375. ; soorde, 35e p a a rose. Joseph Porall, 22. was charged with rendering J. F. Ocite hi for„-sworderm -geog-Tvgg, Ocr. 7.-At our mad* gj a ling insemible by eb arm, and then rabbi him o f a gold watch. Mr. Coaling. who is a foreman to the ern. thothOoll we hod • largo show of sew wheat N u the ploy of the Brighter' Railway Company, had bees as Fri- grew h oe ha wing oro7 little offering from tho m g day night to sapper with Mr. cad Mrs. Serail, fords thedf was offered at the ext ► reme rates d gas of his, regalia in Willow-walk, Brusweisey, and rbe day sights _t; ,os oli4wh•th e effogliffit eic forgo f a , resided on the other side of the Kest-rced, and trthoolOith s Noun*. hol de r s being "wrffutterespi s o the neightourhood was crowded sad intricate, oo d terms offered. Flour held Isom firmly. m ow ra w,. their bd was a straager, Mrs. S., at the no- Wer, Le/ th Ito." _ _.l roclooth._thlt for .._ . „_ssoolf B o l 7 ameriplim IQ queer of bee husband, walked with him to show bite the rs little and ( InMing WMUS4 lther• Malt Vi w y way. Oa reaching the Kent-road the prisoner saddest,' scarce the wasted.. In hOOO. or peas little mania o ak came up and shook a basdkinchisil, or something like it, is sold 'refry , aaa la" wee k's Prows fully rotated, E a the face of the fee. who instantly became almost SM.. "ia this wash I" 0-Whoori„teftw2se. 2401; for*, enomecious and so enfeebled that he was obliged to sit I 880 firs- Barley . rm . 'wise? i Malt, are be. a down. Prisoaer offered bin eureka to restm, but our Oats , oreffiwww, 2,24'5 , foreign, 977. Peso, owlet g posting his objets Mn. Sandi remained w ish prorieutee Floor. soesthiss. 918 woks ; theatre. 560. aril a policeman cams up. This patron= se soon as be Somme, Our. 7 .- The supply of red " oo „ came up insulted her prey, tellies km he knew who sad fair at this market so day ; but as the &rad lia voT what she wee-that it was her interims to rob the mud limited, the hole was slob • prior for both eig end re. watch, and that if she did not go off he would leak her qualities relied about the seine as on this day "haat up. He would listen to no explanstios, and also told the The was an teemed supply of barley all the rowe prosecutor if he did sot get rap and alert home le would gaol mltiog descriptions "recommit, and fee ds tie fa leek him up also. Mn. Serail kit the pole:lamas, and bed pnies of last week were paid ; other mete dell. Th os only got • little wag when she met au isepestor, to whom was little doing is ea* , bear, or peas. White when she told what had harper& and whilst doing ea smother (weighing 641b5.), 48a. to Me. ; red ditto (weighaa 6 , 26 , constable came up aid said the gentleman had been robbed aa. to au ; new ditto tweighilig 6ffille. to 63114 ski; of his watch. Mn. &wog' then awn complained of the 42.. ; beet maitre barley (weighing 52Ibe. to 13104 e g grass insults she bad reeeived, and said it was thi ingh that to 335. ; runs ditto (weighing 511b5. to 521te.), 29a te Ms ; policeman, who had insulted her, the robbery bad bees distilling ditto (webbing &Sibs. to 521b5.), 2k. te ffs. ; effected. eats, 245. to 26.. • leave 371 - to 391 . f pees (threlah. The prorate , corroborated the witomes's 'riders, sad to 38a. per quarter. Flour, 31s. per sock. Anew said that he bid Dever before been &reeked with such aa Wheat, 3,226 quarters, 41s. &L ; badey, 2,453 prat extraordiaary @Gordon, and that when be recovered be 29a. 10d. S . oats, 5 quarters, 245. found that the prisoner had stuck to him to the rid of his piceermortga, OCT. 7.-Tie apply o f wee" we. we; street. He then ran away as fast as he could. and pees- mbly good. Toe demand wag fair at full prices. pig wo h tutor found his watch was gon e. Another polico-consteble mule 48,. to 525. ; old red, 45e. to 48e. ; new white, th ta who saw the prisoner running any, cos boss informed of 475. ; new red, 38s. to 435. par 36 stand Bathed lets d the robbery, pursued him, sad took him at his lodgiells, barley were in good request, and theme qualities b but did not Sod the watch. scarce high rates were realised ; secosdry lota tad The prisoner denied the robbery. were difficult to quit. Maria, 275. to 355. per qr. ll : l P Mr. Elliott remanded him and expressed his reprise that tug, 20s. t o 28.. per 30 m a w F or a u there was a " h . the policeman who first interfered and bruited Mrs. Swell quiry, and prices were the tors in sellers' favour : old, gh was not promet. He ordered that he should attend the to 341.. ; new, 21 6 . to 265. ; t o m" 25 L , t o ei o ow % ",„ next examination, as in hie (the magistrate '/) opinion the m ato am a seat su pply of boas, f or w hi c h' id le ~, ease was ose of a character requiring the most rigid in- about Gd. per qr. higher : old, 48s. to 50s. ; nsw, 40a b vestigatiod 445. pee 38 stone. Soper dour, 375. to 331.; floe, 31e. toga THAUF.S. per sir. Ellen West, alias Metcalf, alias Smith, • well dreamed o ,, ww. OCT. 7.-Wheat. dry and 01,,,i,„ psxwis, as WO2lllO, who owned to 22 ran of ago i Z i at ril appeared • few Miter more sought after to-day, hat Inferior dearer' years older. was brought fare Mr . e, on rel" Dd were qui,' related. Old wheat realised from 445. le sh, charged with stealing a counterpane, • table oils, toothier pee pr. ; ne w wheat , from 36. . to 44 , ; barley, of hod and a tea-pot, the property of Mrs. Susannah Harvey, • re- qua lit y , some „ mo w s o f wh i ch ...mods,/ as la, as x. spectable widow, of No. 5, Portlaodetreet,Commercial-road, me it request f or making gamma . the i0f,7,;-,..34.1: E.st. some of wkbh sold foe 275., were gate a drug ; cats, bon On Thursday, the 28 th of last month, the prisoner waited 19 „ to 2 9 a. ; b oom, of w hich t h ere ware more oda* os Mrs. Harvey, who had then • bedroom aad • sitting- „ ad well, via. , old, au. to d o s. ; sew , ..ag a; to fix ; 4 room to let, and represented that she was the wife of Kt. p een; whichwhich wo„ in & rate A. „ o diu m Kw. to a da.; do „ Metcalf, the chief mate of the ship Stanley, wrecked • wood . , 32a. to 34a. per „ c o.. Boy to, which tam I i few weeks since, when all the crew perished, except her d0 ... 4 , oak at 41 . f c la; to gi. per to k husliaod sod the ("wield She also stat ed that her budded was expected in London every boar, and PI TI2B2° . ' ROUGH, OCT. 7 -With • fair supply of vied here to-day are unaltered, and there appears littler that her ledge° wmtd wet " pert day:. Mr." alteration p ftrit .1. Cle ag dessriptions a smile sex Harvey, believing the primmer to be • • lady," 94 s and taken off her guard by her plausible manners, agreed to RBADING, Ocr. 7.-The trade dose at the aria et al let bar have a mittiag•roon and bedroom, of whicli " the market this morainic was quiet. There eau bleier lade "toot immediate possessioe. Ou the following even- thee- The .1120. 8 0 1 Ogg whelk woo to had lo AWE inithe prisoner was visited by • female, who made • short condition thou for some few weeks. hot Ire rata sal) am stay and left. The prisoner quitted the home obtained except le some instances. As the market shunt soon afterwards, sod did not return. Mrs. Harry la. per quarter more army was made far choice serist and her daughter visited the rooms the same night, The barley trade was Inn, and is some few cases was at 1? o'ckk, rd miser the articles above meatiord. Os moose was realised. Oats, beans, and peas were • weir the riming of Seterday, the 30th ult., Mrs. Hamy met trade. the whore in Jubilee-street, Stepney, sod gave her into Rouggenta,Oce. 7.-Our market was fairly supplied vial the custody of Shirley, • police-cortable. No 651 A. to sheet and other sorts of grain, sod there wee • good der whom she stead that bee name was West, sea that &nee of both the city sod country tares Of the pamir she bad been in the weir of • gerstleman's family wheat placed as the stands most of the ameba wais k named Arnold, at No. 5, Ashburnbarvillas, Greeswich. fair °iodides. although here and there a few wins imp Shirley visited all the streets, tensors, arescests, sod asd ussaleable. Farmers have bra busily aspires/ b places named labbiarnhans, amid every No. 6 in them, but thrombin out the new wheat, the yield, is rat art could not discover soy gentlemen in any or hear any tidiop taming out rather better than was at first Mega of the rimier, whose reel name ke believed mid wee is- With • rather brisker demand fort bat samples of Irk O rd formed was Smith and not West, or Metcalf. He asked sad sew wheat prim were ezerdiagly firm, and her who her visitor was, to which she replied that she was two instant's' holders demanded a trilhog advance. fir housekeeper to • bricklayer in }Wheal-greed Shirley beet runs of old white the reetatioas are 491. to 52t, mi believed the prisoner was as artful adventuress, who had a few extra fine parcels, 53e. pee quarter ; larei ell esk, been going about taking lodgings nodes fir:titers names, 455. to 495. pr quarter. New white was 465. to lk and robbing them. for best, and 425. to 48a. fee inferior and sseesdary awls; Mrs. }feelings, of Edithetreet, Haskssreead, said the best sew red 40a. to 465., and inferior 375. 0406 pe prisoner was her niece, aid she bad brought ber up from quarter. In the foreign rarer there was rely a lined her childhood. The primmer left her three woo ago. badness does, and the prisms very Inn. o r is fat n Mr. Partridge committed the primmer for trial. dm as before, and the tranmetionm steady. The costised - --r----- Ilse weather preveste the melting memos ornmesoing rod the demand for barley to therefore confined chiefly so sr plot. The qacitatiaos for best malting are Ide. to 3h, and grieding triads, 25a. to 30.. per quarter. There is OW demand foe malt, sad the quotations are about treed as before. Moderate supplies of oats were placed as 1 surds, but owing to the large arrivals uiet at the out tams are aot soy better. With a q trad W were 20s. to 24a., and others 18e. to 20.. per quarter. Her and peas both steady, cad prior the roe as before. Wilieltell, Oct 7.-Our market to-day was well atteedel by farmers. Wheat in fair supple. and best qualities d both aid and sew made the full prase of last week. aril eons mimes to baled sperissly, and late r" rates minted& Prices to the grower :-Wbeat old. white. 48 4 . to 63115. per bested ; red, 46e. new, white, to 45e 45e ; red, 38e te 40s. Oats, sew, 11d. par rted Wordless, Oct. 7.-At this day's marke od. to 1 t there or fair supply of wheat, which was taken off at rather. last week's rates. Barley the taro cheaper. Oats bac previous rated Beans and pas unaltered. Toss, OCT. 7.-There was a modulate supply of eked' oar oats market to-day ; moat a/ the grain being of the so crop. Buyers purchased steadily, and th e asizeese Weil last week were maintained. White made 445. to 485.: V 40.. to 43.. per 36 steed The demand for barley mei sad business was done st full rates ; malting, 265. to 9. per quarter ; 'chiding, 275. to Sr. per 30 stoma 2h supply of cats was middling, and there was a fair Orel! late rates being weU supported. New, 22.. to 24.. ter as stood Of beer the supply was by so user bred P" doomed yea steady, aid prior favoured @ellen. hew, to 425. per 38 storm. Malt, 58e. to 60s. ; rye, sai quarter. Flour, 335. to 345. par sack of vow. WATERFORD. OCT. 7. lie of Irish grate free WOMB have ra th er fallen off th is week, and our fuel arrivals are again only en a moderate mode. A fair be stem hoseetas bees transacted since this day sr' night at bed foe Deady all aerial.. Irish wheat commands futitir advance if 6d. pee herrel, and foreign I leaked after at • similar ealsanciesseak Barley r noted. Black Ora.-The supply not thing weal demand, sellers have been enabled to obtain soma . lava _nee the lest day or two. fedi= ions moves off a Wei& ly at our quarters. Flow unchanged. _._ this week :-Maise, 2,650 ; wheat, 2,200 qrs. ; floori la, rds meal, 50 seeks. Exports this week : -Wbeet, 350 • 12,0'10 ; barley, 315 bele ; dour, 550 mks. CATTLE.-Casusts,Ocr. 7•-There was a larger ply both of cattle mad sheep than we have had fair I weeks. Moat of the cattle were. however, 1 the bird. very few home-bred stock being on offer. • the Irish the sale was very slow, at prices from 71. to t fibeep.-Half -bred larale,2se. to 355. each ; chides , . to 215.; cremes, rd. to 33..; cheviot ewes, Ste to So- - - - BIRTHS. MARRIAGE:3, AND DSAT, BIRTHS. HALL—October 4 at Walkingtoo. Strain'. MI% J. sOIL MARSH.— October 6. at Ilatbam, Mrs. E. i. Mirth. of . NllGlST.—Oetobsr 4at amok A1ta1ey4449 4 4. A• • at a aon. POWlLLl—Ocasbar 4. at Benham' Warminster, the w its Her. I. Powell, of a am. NOSINSON.—October 6, at The Lawn, Talsalll7l, th• lablosoa, 6q., of a daughter. WlLL.—October 4, 114 Vfliaa Haverstock d Mr. IL B. WI& al a 4ugbier. KAIULIAGINS. AUICZ—AICILIAL—Ostobar 6, at the parish church. 51 6 6• 4 1. IV the Him H. LAS, rector, V. S. Minos. Ham. ban. to Aus, ii tar of theists J. Archer, of b,l JANSON—HALL 0.• obrrA s a i t t the perish church, Tor by th e Rev. dary et. Punt's, arid! Snobs 14,111100•71 64 71 1 11 4012 . Kat. 01 Nalwell•bo a " , Wally Whale*. tlaatihrar of W. Sal I.q. THAHOON—ISTUART.—Ostobsr 6. at the partition* lay at. Lsoamsta Blldoliesas, by the Mar. B. Wants.. II" . Dawilsh. Devon. to IsabsiM Hama, witiow Welt. Nee d , lma, al Hansa, Hondas& DEATHS. BA2ll7.—Ootober 5, at Mattimore-boasa Nollititd; lv da rr earn i L ber. Mr r k .c ii llart owei rr hi Esq u, ., B s uwa b 4 v .. 7, Brunet. lan. Med 7 t 7IT3PA —Psalter 6, at Lambeth, 1106 014014 , V the Ham Maallslay, Base. amel o f Hrr eg Glii..—Ostabar 6, at Bow crams, diaaaada, wife - 8MW 1..11 49. I.—Osteber It at Alassadartornms, Waltlo.olll4 Jabs. me of Ilse IM 1. N. Namirtaten‘licimiommii , MAllTLllls9.—Ostaba. If, al rioted sad TebUmbvd b/ WILLIAM MINI liat r ig anbs Losabird4reme. to the Clii al 'mbar" Prl nsl id it as. 011•• Lassbird+lrest, as Praise' d Ocroaas OIL LAW INTELLIGENCE. MUTFOPOLITAN COUNTY COURTS. /111tio.; days appolotet tor the prewar week.) Wwerietuerent. liartbia-lawa—lionday, October 9: Tam day .10 ; Wednesday. 11 ; Thursday, 11, Btomesartat Portlaud.road.—Wedneeday, October 11 ; Thurs day, 11 : Friday. 11 klauarrus, Whltckead's-grovo. —Tuesday. Octobalo ; Weduel day. 11. lialetTioßD.—Frlday, October 13 BactaiDITOIL, Oldwireetwead.—Monday, October 9: Tweeds,. 10 . ursday lt Bo Th W, Bow-road.—Trlday, October 11. Wfterawialtal., Great Fretwottetrue 11: Tbruedec. /2 . Friday, 11. 0011YeleaeZ, Bwanotrest —Wednesday, October 11 ; Thurs day, It 1 11 . Laillorr9, Oweberwell NewiceA.—Ttlesday, October 10. nasiewice.— Wednesday, October 11 ; /*Wig. IL WouLlFlCll.—Thursday. October la. War oewoara. Mouth-Wreck —Wednesday, October 11 ; Tan day. 11. .—Wodaesday, October TIM POLICE COURTS. ILANSION HOU6E. A little urchin, only eleven years old, Darned William Bryant, wee charged with stealing half • mown from the till of his master, Mr. Cumming, an umbrella manufacturer, in Bishopegate-street. The prisoner was errand boy to the promoter, sad he seemed to have admitted that he had robbed his mutter on 'event occasions. His mother, a respectable widow, said that her husband had only bees dead • few months sod she was in greet distress at her son's conduct . the Lord Mayor not to bend him to prism, and promised that be should be sent away to a relative in the otouatry, sad thus removed from his bad companions, if he bad any. The prosecutor also through • (Heed made the lame request. The Lord Mayor tel the prisoner what he did with the mosey. He replied, with the utmost coolness,—" Why I spent It le sweets and riding on 'buses." (A laugh.) The Lord Mayor told the primate he see a very bad little fellow, sod the best thing to do with bim wee to order hint a good flogging. In order to do this. however, it would be necessary to peed him to prison, and this be was unwilling to do. He should, therefore, give him u to his mother, and he hoped that what bad s ow to him would be a warning for the red of his BOW.STREET. The prisoner Ution lately a clerk in the employ of Hr. Holloway, Strand, an d who already steeds committed for trial, wee charged with stealing a Dumber of cheques, the property of his master ; end Henry Lucke, the landlord of the Holyrood Palace, was summoned for receiving the said cheques. knowing them to have been stoles. Mr. Sleigh, for the prosecution, said the defendant Locke kept es armlet at the London and Westminster Bank, sad he should all evidence to show that with the knowledge that the person' employed is Mr. Hollowey'm establishment were paid daily, he eared no lies than thirteen cheques, areountiog in the gross to about 130/. He I should alai show that Locke and Anton were is the habit of playing cards alter dinner, at bliadhookey, for con siderable sums of moor. When the rubbery was dis covered Mr. Locke, in remote Mr. Holloway, the merger of his brother's business, said he bad taken them ell in the way of brininess, and the defendant produced a book ghos ts' how the various cheques had been cashed for lithos. The entries in the hook showed that a portion of the sum for which the cheques were drawn was paid in money, the remainder in brandy, cigars, he. Mr. Metcalf appeared for the defendant Locke. Mr. Harry Holloway, brother and manager of the era. blishment of Mr. Thomas Holloway, said—Oa Sept. 12 I went to Mr. Locke's house in the (Una, and told him that a number of cheque' had been stolen from the house, sod they bad pared through his bands. He said there were from 11 to SIX as near as he could guess, amounting in al to between 1501. and 2001., and be then produced a small book from which be tore a leaf (produced). The leaf , be said, would show how be railed the amount of the cheques with Urea. I then 'eked him if he wee not aware that Utton had stolen the cheques, to which he replied that he know nothing about that, sod it was oobusiner of his. I thee left the house. Locke said he did Dot know that Utica received his wages daily, and be said he Wow *rides about it, sad how Uteri got the throes was no business of his. Mr. Locke the mat day attended al my brotbes's ham, sad I, showing him the cheques. asked him if he bad tattoo than of Uttoc, and he said, "Yea, with the exception of two of which be was not certain." Thechequee were those I hal previously sigeed for Uttee, to be paid away by him to customers. All our clerks are paid daily. The citable: and Uttou both received be. per dar. In oroes-examinatioD, Mr. Holloway said he showed • boodle of cheques to Mr. Locke, and he selected those which had passed through him hands. Mr. Bowen May hod acted for the firm in this matter, but Mr. Lewis was cow acting. A clerk to Mr. May might have been present when the defendant Locke and Stafford were with witness in his room. There wee no proposition made to Locke that the matter should not be prosecuted if the motley was paid kook. There was no pretest* for saying that these pro oeedinp would not have been instituted if the money Ind been returned. The prisoner Looks when spoken to said be had cashed the notes in the way of business, sad it w: s of so comequenos to him bow Utton got them. Mr. Cstchoole, a dealer in wine, mid be bad often woo the prisoner at the house kept by Locke. They were some times playing cards, sod they played high. The prieoeera were both committed,but substantial bail was am:opted for Looks. CLENICENWELL. 4/fro:I Stearn. St, upholsterer, 9, otoria-road, Hollo way, wee charged with wilfully setti ng fire to his house, • female servant being in it at the time. It appeared from the evidence of this 'coma. Illangant Mato Simi, that she was servant to Mr. sad Mrs Morris, who ecru plod the upper part of the house, but who were out of town. She slept in the top frost room, and about half-past one that morons she was awoke by • smell of fire, and on getting up, her room door being partially open, she saw the reflection of flames is the glass. She rushed oat on to the landing s and then maw the outside of her master's bedroom, which was looked, and io flames. She this rushed down stairs and out at the gate, screaming "Fire r On her way dowu the accused, who occuied the par ours , came out in his night-drew, and said, " What have you donor and then himself celled out " Fire 1" The police came, and two °mutable' depend that when they wont up to the top landing they found the door of the back room on fire, and subesqsantly flames pro coeding from a oupbard in the kitchen. The first step was to get water in pails to put out the fire, in which primuor, who woe then dressed, misted. B ening dont, no, they then saw • quantity of half-burnt newspapers and periodicals, do., outside the door on the boding, and on Wag examined they were found saturated with pant e% oil. They told the accused their suspicions, when be said be had bad no paraffin oil in the how' for • loos while, and had only burnt • little remaining in the lamp • night or two before. One of the constables then went into the servant's roam and fouud her bed warm, clearly indioatiog that she had slept in it, and her clothes were at the foot, bat on the accused's lied bong subjected to a similar pro. oar. although it had been laid upon, it was cold. This confirmed their =spit:Was, and they felt it their duty to take the accused into custody. When they did so he said they had does bin, • great woes, as he had not hems up stairs for six weeks. They subsequently toned is a cellar, which the monied admitted to be his, two bottles which had contained paraffin oil, and on directing second's atten tion to this fact, he said possibly some one else might have pat them there. For the defence it was contended that there was not • tittle of evidence to connect the prisoner with the fire, but Mr. Barker remanded him for future ezunivation. W ORSHIP-STREET. A thick-set man, of ahabby•genteel appearance, wee °hared with being is the rear of premises situate at No. 32, Approach-raid, Victoria-perk, with intent to oommit • felony. Mr. Safford (clerk) —What ia your name? Prisoner_ Charles Evans. Mr. Safford— Where do you live Priaooer—l have no habitatimi. Mr. Safford—You are described as not having say occu pation. What an you? Prisoner —I am • clerk, air. Mr. John Robert Swan examined—l reside in Approach road. This morning at four o'clock, is oseuqueoce of an alarm given by • female servant, I went to the roar of the loannina ; and, baviog passed over three walls dividing the gardens, found the prisoner standing in the next garden without shoes or gooks. Those article' were afterwards seen at the rear of the house No. 32. He claimed them se his own. and put them on. Mr. John Houston, • merchant, sad neighbour of the lest gramme—l chased the primmer over the walls from No. 32, and was the first to get bold of him. He was per fectly sober. Corrington, a constable attached to Viotoria-park duty, sad Polieseoonstabls 391 R. both deposed to bearing the rattle spring at the time in question. and to finding the primmer in the hands of the two goatlernos. Mr. Safford—What was found apes the primer ? Polioe-ootiotable—Three duplicates of articles pledged in August and September last, • razor, a pookot-book, some silent matches, two keys, two towels, sad • hook. (This, with • piece of string attached. was used for the purpoas of effecting • strong bold open material aod rambling • paws to ascend.) He said that be was bard up, had only just arrived front the country, and had not taken food for three slays. Mr. Ellison (to primmer)— yea persist that you an • clerk ? Primmer—Tea. air. I cam* to London in July lent. Mr. Enisui—Do you wish to say anything in answer to the I II MARKET& COTTON.—Livatroei, Ocr. 7.—We have had. • good 4 demand main to-day, mad the market opened strong at per lb. advasee, but after it biome known that the Beak I of England had raised the rate of dimmest to 6 per amt., 1 it checked busies. and the market cloned at rather easier ' rates. The sales are 20,000 Wee, of which 10,000 are for export and speculation. COTTON GOODS.-11•6ffilmriffin, Ocr. 7.—The drat edemas in the Bank rake gave a check to epesidatlon both here and at Liverpool, sad on Tuesday sod two =bequest days business was of • limited character. In Batchelder produces= had the 'mead takes froin under them by people who had bought yarns cod cloths simply on speculation, and who were now so asxioua to be relieved of their remoted. bility as to offer their purchase for resale at 3d. to 4d. per lb. under predates' prima. Even at them to many of them netted •large profit. Yesterday tkeLiverrece market recovered, and the change was Mountainously feathers in the high prime which spinners and mautifeturen at once raised their quotations to. For @hippie; yarns buyers were found willing to give an advance of lei. per lb. as the rates of Thursday, bat home trade yarns, though spiemrs were encouraged to ask extreme rates, did not go off very well. Cloths were also quoted slain at extreme rates, but beers were not disposed to operate at ouch prime, sod in many cases were able to supply their wants from resale lota on much easier terms. The stook of cotton in Live has has now been re duced within such limits as to place t fairly at the unmet speculators. Spinners are able to exact prices somewhat is proportion to the advance in cotton, owing to the demand for yarn from manufactures who are under capered ; but the manufacturer feels there must be a limit somewhem, and experiences difficulty in replacing orders in proportion as pries advance. There is a probability that lesion of cloth will exhibit more caution for • time than they have dome of late. Advice of the ries in the Beak rate to 7 per cent. did Dot arrive in time. this being a half-holiday, to affect the little beim= dam. -- - FLAX—Linn; OCT. 7.—There is so activelbusinese doing at very arra price., and for good clean qualities of flax high prioes w obtained, and if the present buoyancy in the °atop market continues, higher rates are prahle. Common qualities are mare neglected. Fine tows are ready sale eel scarce, and lower descriptions and °Dallas are beginning to move more freely. Hemp. dull. The yarn teas is excited, end prices considerably higher in the past fortnight— indeed, the spinners are generally foresold, and little is doing below top list prices. Thrends, tars, are dearer in proportion, and in good demand. RARDWARE.—Sinuluaithu. Our. 7.—Tite trade at this town is steady, sod ie, in seed, up" the whole in a very satisfactory date; the factors are priori out a geed supply of orders ; there are a great number in bawl in various branches which must be completed for shipment at the urusl time, and there are complaints in many quarters of the difficulty experienced in getting orders executed and delivered. The edge.tool trade is sot es brisk es it has been, and the wirodrswers report business extremely quiet in that breech, but in the metal traded a fair amount is being done ; and the lamp and chandelier manufacturers, eleetroplaters, jewellers, sad tie plate workers, are all ' them well *rimed ; in many instances the orders on the books are amply stagiest to keep 11IMINIIII tolerably active for the next month at least ; but the reports received tram the factors an all of them of such a character es to leave little doubt but that the hew trade tar the asthma will, 90 far concerns hardware =note:starts, .bequite up to as the average. There are Dome geed orders as q seootutt et the limited Maths. 00/I.N.—Crrnerm4 OCT. T.—A vary dull market. A large quantity of 0044•11 barley Amorist. Cautestu, Ocr. 7.—'There one a moderate supply ql. all kinds of grabs at oar aortae this utornieg. Wheat readily Montt ed. par Omit& bushel over lot west's quotations, and still mare moray was laid for geed einel samoles. Ostr Mee were ed. up, _sod es wee Prices :—Wheat, whit*, sew, 15s. ed. to len ; dfdiert ill a 16.. ed. ta 19.. ; ditto red, sew, Ifs, to lee. 61. ; tutu , les. es 17s. Barley , new. 10a. to lls. ed. ; ditiebeidi Chie el Ur minsigels of the firm al Se ems. Youngman 10.. to Ila. 04., potato. saw, is. to 95.: ditto, aywoh., sak-moven. stas•44nsA. Brampton, bp. 94. &I. W 104 . 61.; ditto, common, to 9.. AL per Om , ph.d 0•• awillento fo• a WaTTSS9 *phut a lady of lids WAAL Thar. In 10d. to 2s. per 5t4114; eassaa, reithee andsing goods sales false preteneen IL id. to 11 1 . iromwa krihrweitl. ddi. Applisast Mated that at about four think oe Thunday COLOKIIMIX, OM. f.—A good of alms* aerl .simessen a lady came iMo the stop rod ordered goals to ley, and mon of how sad low Wier reeve imet, the sescost of 301.; she lays bar name as Bra. Boy Jane and bailey obtaised full prism The men rams* applies Bistesdoos. of Ileibury-tansenhousa, near Halewood- to dry sad scowl red wheat; but memos red sad while Km" and whited the 'soda to to sent 800 on went oseeperetivide Marrs Primoser—l suet deny I was there. Ur. Ellison—No. Yon were found therm. Sergeant Fior, IC division, reqneatsi a remand to mom Min whether prisoner could not be identified as hawing hem on the spot in question when neat Miens* were made. Remanded. artICITUTII74IIMR I