The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-05 00:00:00

Oes. 4. Another important testament a the canal relaxes of Irish agricultural and podeee for the 'Wait year ham jest hese ed, namely, that a the by. stock. Tin sezeteres exhibit in a tabs's: fbiß the enli;ber oilmen, horsed cattle, sheep, and swim in each Nasty and province of Ireland for the pease 1864. and 1816, with • 'emend abstract for the bet her years. The WhlrWg is the total for all &jihad: _ _ - 1w -Tie years old s.d .reare-Argriealtaral-'64, 101.0114 ; '66, 391 974; fairesse, 3.11111, Trail' and seams astarce-14, 32,646; '66, 20,594; _lbareaes, 1,932. Amass eweat or reorestlos-'96, 23,813; '58,116,014 , isms*, 201. 16 Near old sad leader two pair.-'64, 49,636; '66, 03 ; ineresso, 3,187. Under ea* p.l-'O4, 82,030; , ,431 ; ism ese, 3,401 Total amber of borers-'64, • 1/46,49; '66, 666 636 ; uterease, 9.607. 0.011.-lattob ewer.-'b4, 1,617,672 ; '66, 1,667,695 ; Is. crow, 399223. Two pear old sad upward,- '64, 700,027 ; 16, 766233; lames,. 63.208. Omelet., old sad soder two years-'64, 697 861 ; '66, 668.667; doereses, 29,074 Coder owe year-'64, 882,641; '66, 877.201 ; drer•s••, 6,340. Total ass her of cattle-'64, 3,497,901; '5.5, 3,566,616 ; ta aroaar, 6$ 716. Ineesep-/1 wee (ono year old sad upwarde)-'64, 1,777,361 ; '66, 1,733,185; decrease, 44.165 Tope sod withers tune par old sod opwards)-'64, 728,679 ; '66, 769,921; la maw, 33,342. Coder oat year-'64, 1,218,289; '66, 1.105,365 ; deems,. 112,924, Total astaber at sLeep-'64, 3,712,219 ; '66, 3,698,471; ditereace,:l23,74B. Pio (use peat old sad upwards)-'64, 336,401 • '66, 339,471; .serease, 3,070. Under oat. yesr-'64, 1,006,148; '66, 834.763 ; d......, 171,396. Total amsber of 0.- '64, 1,342,649; '66, 1,174 224 ; demise, 168 326. Total geasuty of Lire Clock la Ireland la seek of the rases 11143,12, ud litewe. Cattle. lbeep. 1831 ....... 413,01 3,136,067 2,612.963 1,0 7 ; 1 1% 1533 331.763 3.353.314 3,1424134 1,144,943 2134 1833 - - ma from la 1852 „ „ 43 1 110,446 441,349 144,114 191,885 tail Wawa of Uwe Mat la !Mead la mei of eke >•s 1834 1634 1634,.341343, 44141414 W .o.erMo 14 Op amo by the Oieses Osmnroloasee of 1141, vim :-Fse Waft p, seal; esti* W. 10s.; gam, Us.; and 5188, 284. emir Harm. Cattle: Tata. 1132 114,3841,704 n 0,117,143 te1 1 11 4 87t7 AAA% 516,114,799 11413 11104 4,347,431 21.731,357 4,091,441 1,674,1841 32,578,415 100 4,466,148 23,11 . 4,094 8,958,315 1,487,790 11,9611,334/ fa lmism 1 ‘148.144 g1,010 • Cil st.ossom .mm. 917 AMAMI vibe The estisres frost whisk the fereviai table woe essapiled have bee. collected, as is former years, by the Akins aid of the coostabultry sad metropolitan polies. Tables foe ink clarified by holdings, for each barony and scanty, are now fa soars* of preparation. The velem for 1866 have not yet been received frees a few emit ponies* of the followiee eoastabelery districts, via. :—Tralse sad Colonise. As to them, the quantity of live stock fur this year hae bean estimated from the returns of 1864, taking lobo the Weaklings the changes is the live stock which are tuned to have ocairrimi in the other districts of the osmium of Kerry and Loadonderry. WU DOSKILLT, Registrar General. Moe of Agrieslrarel Statistics. 6. kleariette-stmt, Dahlia, October 2, 1566. His Excellency the Earl of Cordiale arrived at Bal- Roscoe by special train at Are o'clock last evening, having started from Dublin at ono o'clock p m., and halted at Athlone for deyeirier, which was prepared by order of the railway directors at the superb rail way hotel in that town. The viceregal sotto con sisted of his Excellency's 'private secretory, Mr. F. Howard ; Dr. Hatchell, state physician; and Captain Vestry, R.N., A.D.C. in waiting; the Earl of Howth, Lady Emily and Lady Mary St. Lawrence, Lady O'Doanell, and Mil• Rom O'Hara, also occupying mote in the special train. The chairman and direc tors of the Midland Great Western Railway received his Excellency, and proceeded by the special train; end on the arrival of the train in Bellioasloe a guard of honour was formed of the constabulary to receive his Excellency, who will remain the guest of the Earl of Clancarty until Saturday, and then return to the Viceregal Lodge. 'AUCTION AT ADOrnuit.—BALLINABLOE, WEDNIM Dar NIGIIT.—eta important auatteu of stock took place MU lay, es tie Hill of Aunkrim, IMAM Are miles of this town. About five thousand pounds' wortk of stock was set op for saki, tke property of Thomas ßlaakstock, Req. Th e follow ing are mime of the items of oak: Jolla Malmo, Esq , tanotit 60 ewes at 34e. 6d., mid 50 ditto at SL .; Rialiard Penes, Req., 60 ditto at 325 .; Thomas Tully, Sq ,60 ditto at 32e. • John D. Makes, Bq., 50 ditto at 2Be. ; Thomas irallY• lll 2. , 60 owe hough at 31r Bd ; Mr. Carleton, 50 ditto at 4. ; Jobs Clarke Rat, 60 ditto at 30e.; ftiefsard Perm, Req., 60 ewe latabiat 255.; James Smyth, Req., 60 ditto as 111 a. ltd.; Jam* Perry, Req., Atheary, 10 Um.- asr.eid Misr; at 141. los ;" Bob.. Sqy Catertmen, 10 antes at 121 161.; Mr. Rafter, 10 ditto at 11/ 64. • Mr. idnyaa, le ditto at N..; Mr. Join Lyooa, 10 di tto at 1112. 3s. ; Mr. Citadels Fossil, 10 ditto at 111.25. Od. Movgiusr or Thoors,—Tbs hssd-qsartsrs sad seised divietia et tb. O7th t it fed liseserset Reginteat of Matta, wised I. DIME set Waimealay, bariag lett Cork by @pedal Orel.. TN easily* strength se the reglateat 14 abase NO sea, and although the st limited Matiee, ttq else ail to b. ..u.. dissiglisaL TM seeps is at pesseat anew the Ssamsead of Llmat:Celesel Lattrek sa di Peairmslar seam. and segued marsh= se Os ON bear deserseleas seadast In Immo wasa They mess shred firl a riltr i ten lisheseed Beessehe by ibis ems bead &owl that of the Cumberland Militia. The dot evielea of the regiment strived in town on Monday. ATTEMPT TO INCITE: SOLDIERS OF HBR MAJESTI'S FOREIGN LEGION TO DESERT. Aatoa ShOrijero, a foreigner, took his trial at the sweeter for the borough of Myth', is Lest, ea the Jed hat. Wen H. P. Gipps. Req., the Recorder, is, *t emples to Idle Clirietiaa Schmidt sad Ensue Lobassaa, twpffittiatio of the British Gorses Legion, to desert. WI. Poised sod Mr. litres instrueted by Mr. Edward Ws*, of By**, es behalf of ;he *Dhakar to the Tressery, opposes/ Ire the presseedes. The rimier, who WIN deia area Looks, sad who appease to bee purses of =e ras edowithw. sposiaing the league' of Peke& and etswisty sospesied - et be* a settee of Daria. um set delbodedj eel as within he ace the is idlar e par SNOW lif• Meier, BIM limisa.sttesded The Waged Bemoder, is his address to the rood jury, =Mob adios la She uses by advertieg to the woe mum of tho aeon at this time, when the steasty is/Mesa die similes of *very @Glair she scald *Ask ; likewise to the feet that melt Wain is this legion had red the mats, man than 161., and that the practice of oi Os desert Ink be regretted to say, become helium la the wishing/heed. Is free Ibeevideaos of Christian Scheidt that M and esseoes. Obi Lobar= (who was prevented tro lron ths the illtooMesi by Molds' by melees Mane, sompte ss which was proved roan wawa of the to the lesion had set the pelmet at e pabHe house is Myth*, when " h e eeprieested hind( to Wu sea Gums ealW, sad wished Mon Se gots LOOM with his, and that once time, th, y would be all The 41116111811 was that be was drank, which, however, was aflame& disproved by his ova stemmas is dodoes. Tbejeey Mad the primer Oaflty. letesell lirastaw Wear le l ag the primer that, eltheugh aily a likeleenhist la law, the dream was a ref ps eee. eel task tr emeqaesee of Ds being the fan esseleties seise the ask end the primer bevies elseedy hose tee weeks is aeseet, the statutes weals stively leoleat) aesteesed him to three ealeadar eleMr impriseefeent, het belt% bersed Reeordes) wished "he plower esdl gem asst Malbody lo understood that ltzlotarso eseefetima a auk heavier sentence woeld be le order to wake an meanie of ell puma la asp vies legal tempering whit her Ilsjesty's troops. THE HEREFORD MURDER. BIRRFORD, Wionresaar Mawr. An inlaid wu held this evening before Peter Walborn% Rag , sad • bight; respectable jary, os the body et satermM menu, Priesilla Morgan, who died be. winide Wised ea bee by ism assignees M. Seat e r esainestisa et the meg works is Monty. tad s UMW/ the Ms bang ern Ems of bruC s . ll , the left eye hail spumes, of bang best is, sad the shall at tin beak eine dnd westresisred ; brides width she appears to have ben MUM ismely, the Ant teeth being Mashed oat, sad the jewbese b• sense it the are. at prawn is restedy are Robert Mitt (twines et the works), Jobs Wines, Henry Mnes,Virenem Ford, sad Charles teriti. inn Mime et several witseemme, it appeared that the peinsme Milne we es Saturday night at • how of IMlllem is Dowse y lane with • girl mama Hassell Dowses, win Mod his poe k.ta, sad drecanal. lie ut se to follow kin sad Meng his been sad Mint, commenced hallooing In whoa the ma sad wones who kept the hoses Mal him Ana lisp peenisem. Re Nahum! • end dragged nen Is* dews stairs tau she nen% Urn amid mad also six other "iesnies," were speedily senested to the not. Holmes, theemes who kept ne bean, was dreadfully kicked by the auvies," Mt we tread by a peweital Mosier maned Watidas. The deissest, she Reed seat door to Helms, was samtmensrieg M N armies" to leen, wbes she wee streak •we is the abeek with White a reniag '& by an et the whose um is to ) ; vbe tell her hest Milan agslsat the as ". WI woo he Issessiblw die awl Vatteenals is theme dart . The knead was till Mtn (Ibis er d es maw' eftired [Acne innate et Whildsek add we Mem ens an sew at Woe. sad to nylon when nay oedemas k beteg ne,‘"" ,o. NAVAL AND MILITARY. REWARDS FOR BRAVERY. The Leeds Commissionen of the Admiralty hare Ems plowood to snot medals mid groisities for mar* Isom plloatty to outrun, to Ow oadorootottosodeso : Jobs; Taylce, oaptala Of f. ream* of bet Majesty's ship laasksa, is the unmakes Wen Ilelsa.aspal, 111th Jaw, 1866; medal sod rattily of 164 Joseph Taiwan% eidiaary asomes, lint W BIMBIa, Iran be Majesty's ship 41111113006, at the dietrosties of the Grp of the taws of easoltaboak, lied July, 1866; medal aid gratuity of U. Admiralty, Oat. 4. Ocr. 4.—Paomorlows.—The follow ing *moat oaken were plummeted &slinkier 29: Bsittswalas of the Thud Clue—J. Kellaway, of she Weseileir, L screw steam vessel, of IGO horse pewee, is the Black Bea% W. IL Lisley sad IL Cooper, of the Kireads, 14, saner *tom ship, at 260 hums power, in slum Black Bea, ell_to be boatswains of the mewed 0104._ asaaer of the Beaad 6;:i7lt. Roberto, of the Almost, 6, paddle wheel steam sloop, p 1 200 horse power, in the Black Bsa, to be g of the first class. Gunners of the Thee Class—J. Bayles, of the Beagle, 4, screw steam ousel, of 160 hoses power, in the Black Elea ; W. L. Dien, ef the Curlew, 9, sere, steam sloop, of 60 Lone power, I. the Black Sea; W. Wiadsor, of the Swallow, 9, screw steam sloop, of 60 home power, M the Black 8; J. &tett, of the Vssevise, 6, paddle wheel steam sloop, of 290 hone power, in the Brack dela ; end W. Lemon, et the Wrangler—ail to be gamins of the mound slaw. Carpenter of the third class—lLDavey, late of the Driver, 6, paddle.wheel steam sloop, or 280 base power, in Buick Bea ;to be earponter of second owe. The acting warrant °Seers recommended for good con duct at the bombardment of fliemborg, and of iar service against the enemy in the Hattie will be considered for con. lirmation ea the return of the Brittle Set, provided they are otherwise favourably repined ea. Twelve minas, fee sone( bestowals', twelve warrants for lOW ruses. sad Ma warrants for wine carpenters, will be use eat as Sir lbasinase Lyons, to be Wed up with the name al the peglyellisess. Who have moot distregaished themesileasks Mks with the many in tee tresehee before Sebeeeepol. ebb ebe awe enterprises In which they may Mee bees moped. —Ode: J. J. Palmer (1817), to W Impre, G aup, at Devonport. Naval wet , . lohnion, to the Havannah, 19, at D tham. ereeport; and H. D. Hey, to the Caster, 66, at Cha Acting erdetaat surgeon, I. B. Fawcett, to tie Waterloo, 193, tog skip at neerassa. WOOLWICH, Oct. 4 . The andervientloned General Regimental Order has bee* bawd ham the AdjstsaS Getterare (Moe, tie.: Her Miaow has bees pleased to sip the following oses middens t• the Boyd Regimes* of Artillery, to be Heat:mats, with temporary teak, sad posted to the bets hose sad sompsaies es rasationed below. ' , resole Dessert to Captain F. H. Cheacsolleee, No. 1 of tho 14 * `it h ne! _ _ _ _ 14 th, at D Ale - inider Dotal, to Captain W. Wallet's, No. 2 of the svosport. John Rydm Oliver to Captain R. K. Forth's, No f the 14th, at Portmaeth. Bdward Egan, to Captain 8. R. Gorden's, No. 4 of the 14th battalith, at Wodirials. James Corry Jose* Lowry, to Captain F. Omithoney's, N 0.6 of the 14th, at WOOiEllik. James Nettie Moroni, to Captain B.•Polatet'o, No. 6 of the 14th, at Woolwielt. George Grote Heasior, tr Captaia F. Vaasittart's, No. 7 of the 14th, at Woolwich. Philip McLottrin Giulio, to Captain L. G. Paget's, No. 8 of the 14th, at Woolwish. Arthur Ford, teCeptain the Hoe. G. Devereaea, No. 4 of the 6th, at the Cape of Good Hops. Frauds Montague Smith, to Captain A. P. 8. Green's No. 2 of the 9th, at Jamaica. Frauds Arthur Moat, to Copula R. Talbot's, No. 7of the 10th, at Bermuda. Frederiek Howlett, to Captain H. Goodathogh's, No. 6 of the 4th, at Malta. Richard Handooett, to Captaio P. F. 0. Scott's, No. 6 of the 6th, at Bubadoes. Charles Mills Moloriy, to Ceptaia C. G. &nage% No. 7 of the 12th, in dm Crimes. George Arbothoot, to Capthia J. Chandler's, No. 8 of the Bth, et Guersery. Richard Bsdleir, to Captain M. A. 8. Biddelph's, No. 1 of tho2ad, at 81intrams. William Houton Barlow, to Captain H. W. Mootreeaor's, No. 2 of the 6th, at Leith Fen. Robert Callwell Smith to Captain Moberly's, No. 8 of the god, at filithintrynem. The whole of the above damn will join at Woolwich, on the Bth Ostober, 1856. Lieutenant hod is posted to Captain Blgee's company, N 0.6, of the 6th Battalion, stationed in Inland, and will Join at Ballthoollig as the 16th October._ . - By emaasod, &a. Brevet Cohost H. 0. Teesdale to be lappeetar and per et home, wee Wearteld, peemeted to be eclousl. Liesteseat-C , desel B. C Ward. to animated to the Royal Bone Artillery, vies Teesdale. Caplets It. IL Free* is 'misted deputy essisteat quar termite, mend as Woolwich, vies Riddell, promoted to be oohed Insosseqoasee of the (ongoing brevet, Colonel Teesdale is rated to the 9th Battalion, vies Ward*. Twenty masa, Inv.lids, belonging to as Royal Artillery, arrived at beedquarters here yesterday, from the Crimea, having eons home to the serves transpun Indies*. 1111111111NESS, Oct. 4. The Pembroke, 60 guns, num steamship, Captain assew H. &Immo, arrived at the N ere at 10 16 a.m., this dap from the Bettie. Alter manias her somber she was =elMussed Immedie ell for Portsmouth for further m MN the Noire et 10 26 a m. this day. nu Mast Lilo, _paddle-wheel MOM yacht, Muter Oammasilsr Jobe Polley, mud down Sea Reach from Wssivrish, ter ma, at 1126 a.m. this day. Orders arrived hero this day by telegraph for the Pena- Willl6 piss, ;midi,. wheel steam frigate, Captain Sir iam IL Wisentes, Bart., to proceed to Portsmouth, to make good defuse. She is to leave here at 8 a.m. to morrow. nil item-vowel Fearless sprung a leak yesterday in barboar, is sossequeitai of her fted•pipe Baap•Plsts cracking, arid before she could be run on shore, alongside A. dockyard, Beath Wall, elle bad bbbbb feet sic incites water is her bold. Insatiate seesures were taken to stop Use leak. Mr. A. STAFFORD, M.P.—On board the Britith steamer of war the litas, which employed in the beginning of Imt sea* to seamy 760 troope—deteetmeate from various Preach regiments—from Marseilles to the Crimea, Mr. Augustus Stafford went es a pimplier. Soon titer leaving Marseilles, Asiatic cholera broke out in Dr wont form among the min. Twenty-two bad to be lef. at Malta, sad tarty at the French hospital of Abydos c and during the pimp menu corpus were throws merboar The sondem of Kr. Stafford cs the meselea woe humane maim, and tioungeom. It was of sac► a kind me to satin's him to the admiration of these who witnessed it, sad to the gratitude of times who were objects of it. The stem-traosport Urgent, which sailed from Portsmouth during the sight of Saturday (on bee way to the Crimea with 1,160 taken and saes, compriame de. tangents of the &Es Brigade. the 4th Foot, the 23rd, 88th, sad 97th Itaginseats, the whole Rader the rem mead of Lieuteaant Coked LS, el the Ord Regiment), woe of the Start as Beady nosier, when it was dis covered tbat bee bilge waste bed hunk tad that the skip made water. In staerqueass of *M oho bore up itadar ma ma fee Plyeamth esstad, where else sirvive4 early ea moo day. The lacers sad area were transferred to a balk in the harbour, sad the emcseary Pepsin Imams bees effected, it eaposted that ohs will all thh day he bar dastioatioe. Very peat templeis4 w mode by the Miens Oa board of the eremied state I. which the men are, a amber of them being obliged to weep ea the each, and witiscat say proper stowage foe their kam aeks sad soominrensuts harlot ben prepared. The essinganwe is, tbat a gnat dial of Mans holt prevails. It is stated that as is only capable of ens- I fortably berth* 600 men. Tin FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT SCUM Mt Bus.—The adjourn& inquest on Stott, one of rho guards of the But Leneeshire 'snap train killed an Thursday lest, at Brookehottom aiding, sear Butamerseat Station, by a passenger train souls; soddenly oat of the tunnel whilst the 'lngle* train woe at a stand, and villain two it, was held as Wednesday, at the Derby Hotel, Bury. After .swim additional witnesses had bees examind, the Censer named up, imprimis, sa opinion that the seatdeat had weaned though the signal not working pro perly. The jury, after deliberatiog 'Plat ten ablaut., retuned a sordid of " Accidental death." Several of ' the passages are still ' , trained from the Weiss est taised, bob it 1. believed that they aro all recovering. It is rannared that ans or them intends to ate the railway company for LOOK ismages.—Yeseekemer Oran ten. nit RONDA* AT CANTIABUItY BAZIPACKS.—Yes. terday, before the mayor and ammetrates of Canterbury, Beassitel Btmer, of the let Begimeat of the British Swim Legion. wag re-ezarnised os napkin of bets, the murderer of John& Boa, of the same corps. The prisoner milled several men belonging to the levies, with the view of prov ing es .814, bat some of the. bad seen him later than eight ens* on Use leveeing of the murder. After a brief consul tation, :the bank fully tommitted the prisoner for trial es the capital sharp. Tee coroner's Jury has retuned a verdict of " liketaughter" galas' the accused. DkOCIIIIIT or A BASE COIN DEPOT.—Oa Tues day, Pkey, ate of the Liverpool deteenires, art is Meant Pleasant a wall-ksown fellow, named Thomas Johason, on wham be Mkt base sispesue, 8 team eh* lingo, and one lallemews of the same quality. Oa gong to his realness, k Bleelise4ll•o6 sae of Johnson's acimpasions, Thomas Chillit ar en dieseeered, surrounded by a complete appa nage =kik& sad with 75 Mee skunks, sad two ben fivoe/dilkei pikes, almost ready fee ass. Both pri. earn were laughs up at the pollee kart meet day, sad resealed. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5, 1855. SPORTING. TATTERBALLI3.—TsoisDAy. • remarkably thin ratoter, and very little tettiag--e weaker " deem:satiation" before the Second °Motu Meet ing we never remember to have men. CESAREWITCH. 1$ to 2 ant Mr. T. 10 to 1 Saws Bottgebild'. Kiag Tos(11 to 1t) 10 to 1 Mi. B. lit Clerk's Nr 6jkee It 12 to 1) 100 to 7 Mr. Nobiasees Neville (t) 16 to 1 Mr. Driekeld'e Brother to Guy Tenn, (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Deloy's Black Swan (to 111:11.) 20 to 1 M. Almost'. Mooarine (t) 60 to 1 Mr. liowara's Scythian (oM) Offen to lay 1,000 oven Log T.in beats &Aydin; bar 0•41. ... CAMBRIDORSHIRE STAKES. 1000 to 60 apt Mr. Adams's Flamm (t) 1000 to 40 Mr. T. Parr's Rebell (t) DERBY. 1000 to 70 sgst Admiral Herourt's Elßagtag (i) 20 to 1 Mr. H. Hill's Emiertherpe (to 24.61.) 1000 to 100 U terthorpe sod P Imoodis coupled (t) 1200 to NO Ellington end the Wild Ingham coupled (t) NOTICIL—The room will be opened on &tar* next at the usual hour. BEDFORD RACES—ThuaspAy. Tun Swains' Brains of 6 sove. nab, with 26 added: for 3 yr-olds and upwards. Optional selling weights. To bo rioden by gentlemen farmers or tradesmen. Jockeys 6.b extra One wain. (6 sun.) Mr. Dowa's Mary Aim, by Tammy, 3 yrs (60t.), Ist 101 b ilocludios Sib extra) M. Bubb% Witco, 3 yrs (ION.), est 4110 ((salad*/ elb extra) (Nlilitiamalo) 3 Mr. 0. Droves Mayboy, 3 yrs (100) ), bit 'AM(tododing extra) Mr. Edmore Loilraksoa, 3 yrs (501.). 41b (Kr. Bolin, An.) 4 Mr. llollish's tindp. 6 yrs (1000, last 31b (isoloWair Sib tra) Mr e . Wad's Mood, aged (6161.), Ott Mb A (O alma watt ) i 0 • MoViog : 2 to 1 oirit beery £OOO, 3 to 1 art Augio-13.isoa. Won easily by ball • length. A length between the assesa and third. Anglo-Sam and Gonip were beaten off. Monti was pulled up, sad did not pass the post. The winner was bougkt in for 70 son. and Maybe, woe claimed by Mr. Bradley under the new ink. Ton &mane PLATO of 100 son. (60 given by the Doke of Bedford and W. H. Whitbread, Beg, and 40 by the Grand Stand Company), added to • handicap sweepstakes of 10 sem each, 6 It. Extra weight for certain winners. Halt a mils Troy tbs T.Y.C. 3 yrs, let ne E. aims t Ile. W. Blida Its irenshe, 6 rn, lee (J. ftules lard Aga Msett's Kat* 3 yrs, est 134 b ems. Thera Lb* *n at. 4 yrs, eat s alb (Hagan 4 The betting opened at soya on Para add aloud at to 4 aget Peweber, 7 to 4 eget Para, 6 to 1 eget Little Gerard. A pod tree in with the drat two was was by half a leagth, the second beating the third three leogtha, a neck between the third and fourth. TER Ql3llles Prxrz of 100 guineas ; 3 yr-olds, 7st 71b; four, 9n ; fi ve, 9st 71b; ix s and egad, 9st 91b. Three mite& Mr. OrevllWe Chian, by Mane, lyre (Flatataa) 1 Mr. Walker's Wiekleid. 4 yrs co Mal 2 Doke of Bediard's Weatherck. 4 yrs Mr. B. Mardian% Illad of Tromps. 6 )..s .. (Ba (2.. rtho Sharpe wniew 0 Betting 6 to 6 on Ling of Trumps, 3 to 1 each apt Quince and Winkield, 10 to 1 apt Westboro,. k. Won by a lecgth sad a half. Weathercock trotted in third. King of Tramps did not pass the poet. Tan livitarrox PAM STAIRS of 6 sOTS. sash, 3 ft, with 30 guineas added by the Lord Litutenset of the comity ; 3 , p.olds, 7st; four, list 41b; dye, B,t 9.15; six sad aged, fist 11. b ; ma add geldings allowed 31 b ; eats. widsht for certain winners. The winner to be sold for 150 sows. One tails and • half. (7 sobs.) Mr. 55.111'. Georgian Indus, by Meteor, 3 yw, 7st fib (Coll 1 Doke of Bedford's 14itat, 3 yrs, 7st (haelnew Mb entre (7. Owen 3 Mr. Down ' s Mary Ass , 3 yrs, 7st Mb (Welodlos Sib extra lainbl• a Mr.Oulliver's Moneta, 3 yrs, Int 91b... -.-.. — ... (Yaws 4 Mr. 0. Ilobson's Minos, aged, NIS, 1311 r (ended ha Sib (Ildter 5 Mr. Maser's Warbler, 3 yrs, let Sib (Nlibtlapll) ) S Saida': 6 to 2 sg,t Noisette, 2 to 1 sash agst Cieorpurs Bidas sad Tritaa, 4 to 1 a.st Mary Ann. Won very cleverly by a hag* ; a length end • half between the woad and third. WREXHAM RACES—TatruDAT. (IT RUK77IIO TILBORAPIt Bang I rye HAmoicar. Brea lilt! Oat by Vas 'hasp —Wras 84z rsa. WYSIISTAY HAIDICAP. Wiry .. ----- - ---- . .. .«. ..... ....... Imam — —. ..« ...... ...... 1 Speed the Mash ..... 3 Bona Won sully. Roving Betsy and Gooway fall. YORKSHIRE UNION HUNT CLUB--TnumaDAT. (By iumeraic rintogArm.) 513171/tar STAMM. Hoxi 8m zs Comb:Waft ... WON You ND AUDITS fii Oomotad K:: » ............. »..»..» - Nary Hope -- ..... Lade of Erin, Van Winkle,. and Hanover, also ran. Cunt &swum lon num WARWICK AND ,MINOTON OCTOBER MEET PIUS Tii GUILT WARWICK 1111 with 100 added; ems welt DAY. mood to save hi. stoke. Lie A lb Rib.lra —.-- 5 4 5 6 Kins=Sie"„ er ump „ I 4 lady Med Tr .—... 4 3 *Aiwa —... Sisk Ma .....4 4 M . ilbsbus 1111414........... 4 4 Mr. 1617 616... .. INN 1 II 4 3 =ribs Pima II I M Orgy 3 Bt II 1 1 as . ......... 043641•1 4 0 NDICAP o(16 eon. ateb, 6 ft, ,t for certain 'Joann; the round. Ago et lb Rotherham 3 IS The Chicken 'talk* Poodle 6 6 Jack Leming.. . ... Immo 'Wheats 51h atm) 3 5 Dime 4 4 Mary 3 4 Rodocatal Queen Rah Os 4 0 Woman* .. .......... Orlaklow ....... 3 9 Vol an _ _ 3 _ 6 T=s Two Taxis OLD HA with SO added. A winner of ',ion of tha weight, olb extra. et 10 1101 d Iludeash 7 Flyaway . Petissier f s 7 akerra—Deweraay 7 10 817tes 7 11 UO/7 ...... 7 10 ake%Ad.— 3 6 6 Co-am „ 3 . 5 Pala Mar 8 6 Falba* .......... 3 6 0 NDICAP Of 10 SOTS. Oath ; 6 ft, o baadicap attar As dialan- T.Y.C. Arlan Oes set et lb 7 7, 7 1 7 7 la Victims 7 6 DAP Helm Thirty lass 4130 re 7 $ Aselmsity i;;.;;.v Stalairdstilre Mu 0 First Fly Teo link Bird — ........ 1$ Mr Harkaway ls Philip Bishop 01' °mbar, ll bwaladlre lO Bobby Taft lO eby Us lisro—Latitude lO Citairmax Ricsa.--The autumn meeting at Chantilly I. this year to campy two days—Saturday sad Smoday nest. Th• rustle' ou Saturday is to be for the Parrs °slurries Shakes of I.ooot, fen r old 00144, Ns oldie too entries have ben made; the Mee Stakes of 2,000 f., for hones of 3 years rod upward*, for what then an eight entries ; the Snood Criterion Stakes of 1,0C3f., fur 2-yr old fillin—eight *nu ; and the Emperor's Stakes of 10,000 f., for borne of 3 year. end upwards--entry 600(. —tin *series. A match for 3,000 f. is also to come off be tween Y Aontoat's 2.yr-old Nat, and U. Joachim's Lefevre'e2-yr-o'd Annaba*. Os Sunday the stakes to be ran for an—the Hans of 4,000 f., for 4.yr•old hems, for which then are 11 marlin; the Gnat Criterion of 2,000 f., for I yr-old colts sad fillies-14 settle.; the Sylvia of 1,0001.,. for kerns of 3 ye.tre and upwards—nine entries, and the Maoism Readisep of 4,000 f also for bones of 3 years and upwards, for which, afar deducting 20 bones that have paid forfeit, there are 34 entries. Each day's business le to eantmeass at half.pes/ one o'clock. The best way of reetthitur Chantilly is to take the Northern Railway to St. Lou. Vieiton will mite in time for the nem, by leaving Paris before 10 la the morning, sad they can return by aaear:y boor in the evening. FUNERAL OF THE LATE ARCHDEACON BROOKL— LIVIMPOOL, THIIISDAY. The remains of the above venerable clergyman were consigned to the tomb this fere. noon. The funeral was 'Headed by the Ceding clergy of the town and neighbourhood, including the Lord Bishop of Chester, who reed the burial twroim, sad who has offered to preseh the humane/ice at Et. Peter's Church, LiNirypeol, cm Bands, next. His worship the Mayor, and the Town Clerk, ia their pada robes, together with $ large number of the Corporation, wen present. The 'Madras of the Industrial &boob and the Blue Coat Hospital, of which lartitutions the dmismad was a valuable patios, were pre sent. The inhabitants generally put on their shutters dm log the period of the interment. The Hags at the tows hall aad public buildings floated half-mast high, and the bells of the churches rolled mailed peals during the day. TUE ZooLootect. Socurry or Lortoox.—At the monthly gaiters' meats, held yesterday at the sordeter house, in Hanovercquare, the Lord Bishop of Oxford, D.D., F. 8.8.. vim-president, la the chair, Lady Dania sod Messrs. H. C Ibbetemi, J. B Orion, W. C. Wahine, Nebo', J. Bailin, and Dr. Addams were sleeted fellows of the satiety ; sad J. A. Wright, Elq , and Mn. Beyer were proposed as candidates for the fellowship. The report sustained a list of donations and additions to the menagerie, and stated that the visitors to the gardens op to the present time had amounted to 283,032. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-1101M.. Samuel Britddis,elariii;;;tlll;;;;Trb•es oeneerned In the robbery of the premises of Mews. Berens, Blosalurg, and Co , of Cannon street West, intensive importers and jewellers was brought before the Lord Mayor for Baal esentlnaion. Mr Steadman appeared for the prisoner. Mr. J. Niles, salesmen to Messrs. Beres., Huebert, and Co., said I have examined the watch produced. It is the property of my employer', and forms a portion of that which was stabs from the warehouse between the 4th and 13th of October, 1864. I left tee stock safe on the Saturd night, and that meta was in my charge at that time, an ion the following Monday I missed it, together with a large gush tit=her goods I also missed a large number of rings. samined—l am quite sure it is the ease watch. I was present when a man named Brans was charged with having this wands. Joseph Evans wee then plied, and his former evidence having been read, and being Flatworm, was cross examined by Mr. Blass. He said—l do not occasionally buy thing, which do sot appertain to 'chandler's shop. I was sot taken into custody for this offence, but it was for some blankets which my mistress bought, and I was discharged by the magistrate for that. The prisoner gave me the watch on the Stu of November, end there were several other per ms • resist when he gave it to me Ido not knuw who they were. I know a man named Johnson. He was not there. I have on cessions frequented the public-house. It was in the parlour. 1 used to go there now and then. Mr. Steadman here said it was hie intention to call John son to rebut the evidence of ETIIII., who was, he contended, equally subject to accusation with his client. Inspector Mitchell, who has been engaged In investigating the eireumstanees of the robbery, said to the Lord Mayor— Johnson is now is court.. The Lord Mayor (Aeries octimalted Mr. Goodman, the chief clerk) said—lt Is but fair to the prisoner that I should make the fullest inquiry into the case, and as it Is intimated to me by Inspector Mitchell that there is a person in court who may be able to throw a light upon It, I am resolved. whether the result prove favourable to the prissier or the contrary, that he shall be called at coos and examined. If that person should give any evidence which might Indu me to alter say present view of the case, it would be but fair to the prisoner that he should have the advantage of Johasoe'stestimouy. I now direst that Johnson be plated in the witness-hoz, to be examined for the prosecution. Ballard Johnson, shairmaker, said—la the afternoon of the 9th of November last I was in the Black Dog publio house, Clatrobatrest, Bethnal green. I was in trout of the bar, sad ormasiosally in the parlour. I saw the prisoner and Evens together in the parka,. I bad no conversation' with them. I saw Evans leave the house • the prisoner remained in the parlour. I lad ao conversati on with him, but I heard him say that Evans had gate to sets what was the value of the watch at a pawnbroker's. I oaa't now say what be said was the value, bat I think the primate said it was about 225. It was a casual conversation I overheard, but it was not addressed to me. I saw the prisoner there two hours afterwards. I beard the same night of Brans being taken into custody. I had seen Britten (the prisoner) there several times before that night, but I never saw him there afterwards. Ide not know whether the prisoner knew that Beans had bees taken into custody. Cross examined by Mr. Steadman—The prisoner is. maloed there two hours. I was in the parlour when the prisoner gave the Witch to Brans. I was in and out of the parlour. The watch appeared to me to be an old-fashioned one. They were not aware that I saw it. My opinion is that the womb was as big main as this, but I cannot swear to it. Inspector Mitchell said—At about 10 minutes to 1 o'clock on the scornieg of the 26th of September I took the pri souse into custody at the corner of Albion...fie-street and Bt. Jobicstraet. I was not in uaiform. I told him I was an inspector of the City Polito, and I charged him with having received a quantity of watches and other things which had been stolen from the warehouse of Messrs. Berens, Blew berg, and Co., between the 4th and 6th of October lest, and that I should be able to prove that he bad sold one of the watches to a man named Evans. The prisoner said that he had sold Evans a watch, for which he was to Ts. noire 21. 6s. I asked him where he get the watch from, and he said he bought it of a Jew, at the end of Catler.strmt, Petticoat-lens, and had given 21. for it. I then took him into custody. I was ennead for seven or eight weeks at the sod of last year in watching the prisoner's bowie without success. The prisoner gave the address N 0.49, Devonshire-street. I went there, and found be was living, under the name of Lang, at No. 69, Drvonshire-street. H. Jacket a (pollee sergeant, 11 H) said—l took the wit ness Evans into moody ou the 3th of November. He was close to a pawnbrcker's shop. I found the watch produced upon him, bat he had no other watch in his possession. Mr. Steadman argued strongly agsii.st the committal of his client, and submitted that there Was as identification of the watch beyond the mere statement of Evans. The Lord Mayor said be felt it to be his duty to send a ease so fell of @lu b ricious circurostanoss to a jury, and com mitted the prisoner for trial. MARYLEBONE. William Gorman, 4;113, was charged with the follow. lag robbery Kr. Lewis, a hosier, &a., carrying en benign at 111, Rogware•road, deposed that between eight and nine o'clock I the previous evening, while 'candies behind the counter, be saw the prisoner stealthily enter the doorway and pull down two neckties, with which he made off. He (prosecutor) pursued hits, and after a bard chase succeeded in muskeg him by the sailor. He then gave him into custody of potter mumble 119 D. Mr. Long—Were the Reclaim found upon him ? Prosecutor—They were not, sir; lashed, no doubt, passed them to another party, as five or an more boys, no doubt oonfederata, were standing at a short distance from the shop when the prisoner made his egress therefrom. Mr. Long—Are you quite certain that the primer is the boy who stele the articles Proesenter —I am, sir. Mr. Long (to the prisoner)—What have you to say ? Prisoner (trying to shed a Mar)—Please ye, vonhip it VOTOt me as did it. I'm as hiuncent as a babby. The prisoner was sent to hard labour' in the House of Cur notion for a month. A young man aaniedTiolef;eirTris, who was tete,- steed as a convicted thief, was charged with having bur. glarionely entered and plundered the premises of Mr. Elise Herring, a tradesman, in the Kingslend-road. The prosecutor stated that shortly after fire o'clock that monist he was roused from sleep by one of his servants, who raised an alarm at his bedroom door, and told him that she had jut sus the legs and fat of a man protruding from under the sofa in the back parlour. Witness instantly hastened down stairs, but not observing asythiog at all ululated to confirm the statement of the girl he was about to return to his bed, when he noticed that a door communi. Gating with his shop from the aide passage, and which he bed carefully locked on the previous night, was wide open. Witness accordingly entered the shop, at the end of which he saw a pair of shoes lyia&cloise to the ullar-flep, and on farther search disooverethat his till was pertly open, and that the whole of its contents, amounting to about 14s. In silver and a quantity of copper money, had bus abstracted. Wham at ones seat for a police man, who made his way into the cellar, from whion he returned almost immediately with the prisoner, who wee found is possession of a sum of money 'sadly corresponding with the mutat he had left in his till. The prosecutor added that he found the outer doors sad wiadows securely fastened, as ha left them overnight, and it was therefore perfectly evident that the prisoner had availed himself of ea opportunity to meets himself in the place in the ooares of the previous rutin& Polies Oonstable Burroughs (N 392) stated that at the time in questice he was called into the house by the pro. sectitor, at whose request hedges:ended lain the cellar, where he found the prisoner coiled up in a corner ceder • heap of sacks, which were so disposed as effectually to screen kiss from observation. The prieoner had no shoes on at the time, but on conveying him to the shop he took up the pair referred to by the last witness, which he coolly put on, and claimed them as his property. Witness then proceeded to search Dim, and found in his pockets the miser and copper massy which the prosecutor identified as having been stolen from bis till. Thu prisoner declined offering any definer, and was fully committed for trial. BURNET COMBINERS' GAB COMPANT.—Thu bar yearly meeting of the shareholders of this company was held yesterday at Burnll's Bridp.houee Hotel, London bridge, Mr. Thomas Pocock in the chair. The secretors read the report, whisk stated that the gross teens, of the company for the past half-year amounted to 6.8701. Is. Bd. ; from which was to be deducted the sum of 1,6981. 4s. Id. fee interest and sutrent exposes, leaving 4,2711.175. 6d. as the net profit on the last belf-yem's preoeodings. *Yrom this sum the directors were enabled to recommend a dividend of per mat. per annum, free of income tea, upon the capital of the eempasty to be diel,red, and which, if adopted, would Mal leave a surplus in band of 7491. Is. 9d. Thu bill foe fiefiang flee disteiets assigned to each of the four gas emigniskohoi Mon withdrawn ia consequence of the oppo shim of some of the lighting boards and °then representing tfillesehtile es esnenseen of gas, who thought their interests mania be manned by *the ope ration of the bill if passed. TM pantheon et the marks of the Deptford Company had not boss sonmkted, In oensequence of some defect in the title to the groperty. TM matter had, however, been re ferred to artitratioo, sad it was hoped the proceeding, would secs be brought to a satisfactory termination. The adoption of the report was speed to nem. cow, and the dividend aoterdinglydeolared. THE SUNDAY WHEAT-CUTTING CASE.—Sinoe our last publication 11. has bean received towards the sobscrip. tion for Nathaniel Williams from Lady Parke, of Amptbill Park, Bedfordshire, and a few mailer sum Imo also bun foewarded. One of the contributon sends its following letter:—" Bath, Sept. 27.—Sir: I enclose thirty pence in postage stamps. May I request of you to oblige me by sending them to those who receive contributions for Nathaniel Williams ? Pherisaism changes not its chaster —8 charge of Sabbath-besakieg was brought seven times against Christ himself—. This mass is not of Ood, because he keep,* not the Sabbath-day.' John in. 16.—1 au. to, B." The subscription new amounts, lies the flee and expenses, to di. 10s. ild. V. 12s. has been Invested la the purchase of a pig end feed for ditto, and Williams, owing to illness, laving berme half a year's nut fa anew, a um of 21. 10s. km bun appropriated to defray it. The su7 a lz minas sett or two small sumsumgiven to him. will M p in the Savings Bank on his aconnt.—Wormsgenhien amok*. MARKBTS. COTTON. Ocrr. 4.—Tb. &mond for cotton to-dry trva very g I, out out for large quantities. The market elord very Bray. and priers of Austrians end Brads were ad. per lb. lower than last week. Other sorts un changed, but heavy of star. 'lb. sales were 7,000 bales (1,600 fur export and the remainder to the trade.) 300 Egyptians sold from 6d. to 611 ; 2,000 Surat, 3i t. to 41d.; and 30 Sea Islands. 100. to Is. 24. per lb. 26,000 bola have been imported during the week. COTTON 000D8.—linnomnarns, Ocr. 3.—The un favourable speculations reap claw the prospects of the money market continue to maks all parties extremely cau tious in their proceedings, and the market has been today again exceed.ngly inactive. Stocks continue very generally light, and prices an not quotably lower than on TLesday, but their tendency daily becomes more in favour of put chasm, and there se. ma to be no expectation of i m p rove . meat. The chief locally r cloth boa bei , n from the Greek and American trades ; and the Germans are operating, but with cuosid, sable oautia., in yarns. WOOL.—Duamt, Octr. 4.—(By English end Irish Magnetic Telegrapo.)—There is but little doing. Holders Arm. Tuesday's rates lively quoted. BRADFORD, Ocr 4.—Tee prices of wool are li•mly main tained, and the business t ved la from hand to mouth. A considerable quantity is, however, required. Yarns of all descriptions remain much the same as last noted. In most kinds of pieces the business done is to a satisfactory esteem THE CORN TRADE.- Biatenronem, Ocr. 3.- Throughout the pest month the weather has been almost uniformly fine, end with the exception of beans, farmers have secured the whole of their crops in goad eider. So tar as we can judge of the repents of its yield, the wheat crop, where thresbed in the midland and northern counties, though materially less than last year, is about an average one, both in quantity end quality; bat that in the south of England appears to be more del cleat. Our growers have supplied the markets very freely, yet the deduce has not exceeded Is. to 2s. per quarter upcn oar highest %menthols. The large purchases made for France have of course had en important influence in main taining penes, and these purchases have extended to the midland markets of England-a °impudence we believe quite unprecedented. Aithough prices in Fresno are now rather d alining, they are still su ffi ciently high to leave a good margin for profit on exports from this country. Not withstanding the imports of lour have nearly ceased, and the demand for export, also the want of water for the country mills, our millers complain that they find a very slow home sale fee flour ; this is a clear indication that the consumption mast have leseesed, arising no doubt from the high price and consequent inability oa the part of the working dames to use as much bread as usual, combined with the moderate rise sad good quality of potatoes. Although the weather during harvest was so fine, a great proportion of the new wheat is in middling condition, and of course will not improve until we again have dry or frosty weather; it is therefore expected that foreign and old English will be relatively high for some mouths to come. While the markets in France are so much higher than ours, most of the former description will be directed to that country, where the crop proves so deficient that the range of prices must, we Oink, rule high to long as the war continues ' whatever measures the government may take to prevent it. Some parts of the north of Europe, which usually export largely, are said not to have grown enough tnis year for their own consumption, and to require importations of foreign to supply the deficiency. In the United Btates prier have not declined so as to leave • sufficient margin to admit of a profit on exports from thence to England, their currency being now about on • par wi•ti ours ; we therefore think that the quantity likely to be drawn from thence is greatly over estimated. Barley is reported to be a very heavy crop, hut sloes the supply from Egypt, the Mediterranean, die., which for a number of years has found its way to Greet Britain, is now directed to the Crimea. our prigs for all descriptions have advanced 3s. to 4s. per quarter. Feeding qualities are very scarce, but in consequence of the high price, there is, for the season of the year, very little demand, and few pig. compered with former years will be fed, notes& a decline in the price of fettling stuff takes place Grinding qualities of barley are worth 365. to 375. per 392ibs. at Birmingham. The Crop of oats proves a lull , and as the imports of this article are not so much effected by the war, the foreign supply bits been good ; but our stocks are very much re. duced, and we hear of no foreign, and not many Irish shipments to Gloacteter. Irish white are selling ar 295. to 30.. ; grey, 28s. to 295. ; Dutch, 33e. ; Scotch, 32a. per 312th.. at Gloucester. Beans ere a full average produce, but a great part is still in the fields ; their value has ad vanced about 411 per qr.; few sew ones have yet appeared at market, but *ha quality is said to be very fine. Egyp. thin are held for 17. CI,;• old French, 181. 64.; old Erik lisb, 20s. to 21e., all per 1961 be. at Birmingham. The crop of peas is likewise reported to be large, and some qaaatity has been brought to market ; the first realised 16s. 64. to 125.; subsequently they have reached 181. to 18e. 6d. for grey, whilst white grinding qualities sell slowly et 19.. to 19s. W. per 1961t05. at Birmingham. A few car goes of Egyptian and other secondary qualities of Indian corn have arrived at Glossiest's, the first sold readily at 164. to 16e 6d. per 1961 b. ; since then the price has advanced to 17s. and 12s. fld , but this ha, very much checked the sale. A cargo of Dina, of fine quality, is held et 17e. per 1961 be. at Gloucester. Present sto. its at Gloucester ere; Wheat, 10,149 qrs.; barley, 3 122 qn.; oats, 4,274 qrs.; beanie 4,186 in.; peas, 781 qn.; men., 1,610 qrs. • Doi, 2,300 qrs.-From M . Sturge's Monthly Cirenfer. A toot note to the circular says " Even it the war were brought to • termination, a considerable time mast elapse before any large supplies could strive at the Es tern ports of Europe from the iatorior of Runts. The allied fleets have t only destroyed a large portion of the wheat belonging to private merchants, lying in the depots un the coat, but by each measures prevent say further accumulation of grain there until the restoration of peace and security." DEVIZES. Our. 4 —We had a fair supply of wheat; a few of its very best samples, of both old and new, were 'old at an advance of from 1•. to 2s. per qr.; bat au middling and interior sorts could may obtain last week's prices; 40s 6cl. wu the top price of new red wheat There were • few lots of sew barley, the quality thin; 395. per qr. we. the top price. In other grain co alteration. Wheat, beat red. 83a. to 1365. ; middling, 711. to 83. ; inferior, 60e. to 71s Barley, 34'. to 39.. Osts, 28s. to 345. 8e..., 47.. to 645. Pea', 435. to 48.. Flour, floe, per sack, 60s. to 661.; monde, 67.. to 60.. MANCRESTBR, Ocr. 4.—There was a good oftentimes at our mark t this morning, but the demand for both wheat and flour was only m .clerate at the full currency of last week. New oats were ld. to 21. per 45Ibs. lower, whilst old were without ehasge. Choice qualities of oatmeal sold slowly at previous rates, but ioferior kids of new were neglected though offered at • reduction of le to 2s. per load. Barley and beans were in steady request at estrane prices. NswARA, Ocr. 3.—At our market to-day we had a fair attendance of farmers, and a :nodose.* business was done, although the trade in wheat was rather dull and sold at last week's prices. Barley Is. prr qr. higher. In oat,, &c., little doing. Wheat, white, 83•. to 85•.; II cl, 79.. to 814. Barley, 395. to 424 Oats, 335. to 371. Beans, 455. to 60s. per quarter. NIMBI/II; Ocr. 4.—Wa have a large supply of wheat, the Inferior tally realised late rates; and thy brtter sorts were sold at an advance ul 21. per qr. 'tether more barley on offer, which sold readily at high prices, from 38s. to 38e. per qr. Oats, been, end peas, quite as dear. . . , . UXERIDOI. Oar 4.—Tbe @opal, of grits Is good, and meets • ready sale. Wheat and barley are le. to 2a. per W qr. dearer. heel, 74•. to 96. Barley, 36s to 4•2 a. 0 .ts, 275. to 36e. Beam, 48. to 64.. Peas, 421 to 46.. Rye, 48.. 64e. per qr. Tares, 111. to 124.6 d. per bushel. ItDIXDU2OI, OCT. 3.—We had in the market to-day 1,180 qrs. wheat, 1,647 qn. barley, 836 on. oats, and 64 7ee. beans. There were sold—Wheat, 297 qrs. old, and 22 new ; barley, 1,627; oats, 799 ; aaa beans, 64 qrs. There was not such a large supply to day in the market. The demand being good, prices went up readily, end a good elearanee. As compared with last week— New wheat was Is up on the top, and 3.. Id up on the average; old wheat le. up on the top, and Id. down on the average. Barley was 6d. up on the top, and is Bd. up on the average. Oats le. Bd. up on the top, and 10d. up en the average. Beans Is. up on the top, and 2s. Id. up 611 the average. Wheat, old, 74.. to 945. Barley, 365. to 45e. Oats, 295. 44. to 40e. Beans, 625. to 655. New wheat, first, 94s ; second, 77s 81.; tined, 60.. Weight of top new wheat, 63t11n., old wheat, 64Ibs. • barley, 671b*.; oats, 4431b5.; sod beans 6611 he per bushel. General average of wheat, 80s. 6d ls. 6d up from last west. - - WATZILVORD, OCT. 3.—We have not had any arrivals of foreign grain since Bsturday, but supplies from the country are on the increase. Prices remain firm, with a good sale for fine qualities oi wheat and oats, while light shrivelled samples can only be quitted by sub mitting to lower rates. CATTLE.—News=, OCT. 3.—We had a fair ahoy of stook, and a good deal of bastness dose. Prices about the MSC Eniosuaost, OCT. 3.—The number sheep this morning was 9.141, being 253 more than last day. Good sheep maintained late rates. Middling sorts dull, and a consider able number unsold. Tap price of the best aged black faced motto., 7d. ; current, too, ; comet pries, 6d. ; and down to 4id. per lb. Lambe, top, 21s. ; current, from 10e. to 13s. Blackfaced, top, 9s. ; current, Bs., and down to be. • head. The supply of cattle was 483, being 1 less than last week. Quell'' , gensoa.ly very deficient. Good beasts sold readily at 10.. per Buten stone, sad a few very supe rior at from 10s. 6d. to 10s. 9d. ; middling and inferior from Ba. 6d. to 9s. 64. At the close a rod clearance effected. There were in :the market—sheep, 9.141; fat cattle, 483 ; ' lean do., 147 ; mtleh sows, 83 ; pigs, 218. Donuts, Oct. 4.—(By &Wish and Irish Magnetic Telegrape.)—Very goo d supply of beef and mut ton, and active demand direct for the London market ; brisk sales and rates steady at the late quotations; in some eases for prime meat prices ruled a shade higher. Mid dling and inferior marks were not much wanted. The pig market was large, and price* lower than those of last creek. BALLINosLon Katt, OCT. 4.—(By Boglisla end Irish Magnetic lelegreph )—Bnalners very active. All prime stock sold at pilau higher than last year, Inapt ewes, which are about the same. 0111 TOTAL PALACIR eIEILLING DAT, OCT. 4. Ilobalesises os oarment, 4,162 • ditto by stases tickets, 404 —Total, 4,666. Corsepoatiag day last Isar, 6,626. SHIPPING INTELLIOBNCR. IarrIAPOOL 8111N1 £T FOllllOll mPonts.--Florsags, and B,ar. at St. Tomas ; Wnite Sam, at La Gasp, Jessie, at Neeefoundland ; The- salia (la ), at Constantinopk! I atrepid, and AnneWal kir, at Cagliari; Triton, at Sophie, at Odense ; Eclipse, at Ostend. ISAMU) FOX LIVERPOOL.— Orontes (SO, from g ds Sept. 25. ARRIVED. Ammo-at Falmouth, Ostober 3, frost „„„„, Aar-at 'Mitcham October 1. from ........................ Aaz-off Dartmouth,' October 3, from ............ ... ky Arts ..... soir at - at from .... .......... 1,64 Aexo Ceasertas -at °remorse, October 4, ... Atiorme-at °monad, October 4, ITOW. ..... trp f A. ituire-at Orave.end, October 1, from ........ "-* -•••• li.ours-et Oramered, October 4, from ......... ...... 6,7 6 AMAZO. -at Liverpool. October 1, from_ . ...... P. Buts Patemt-at Liverpol, October 4, f ro m Batrua E2111112-at Grove/wed, Oetoter 4, free Moe BARXILIT--ut Oravemod, October 4, from Bitirpe QUIILN-at Pill. October 3, feel ..... " ' B•111T locast.Lo -at Oreeaock October 1, Otettw Raeocit -at bbie'cla. October 3 . from .................... Aldburoupb, October % from ........... ....... we COMIODOSS-14 EZIOCAIth, October 2, from ................ tori k h CAMPANOII-at Deal, October 4, woo . ....... .............. C . -at Deal, October 4, from towropes- at alumble4, October 2, from ... Consume-et Groomed, Oct. 4, nom CAMIAMOZ-lit OrIONSWI. Octob er 4 , hull • .„. o lka PUNA- at Oravesend, October 4, from DAVID ILYON-at Deal, October 4, from . „. y emti r M l ......... a k Data VaItPDEN-at Falmouth. October 2, from . ............ Ake 01•1101.1) -at Liverpool. October 4, from .......... Cell** ELL. A. Cu= -at Liverpool, October 1, from N ew p r i ma ELmsoa Tau/11.9011-off Liverpool, October ELLWo4D W -off Liverpool, October _ _ _ gua s Kstre-at Queenstown, Oct ber 2, from Qsg, &at or Lasceerin-at Cork, Otto ter 2, from__ ...... - ... ...... ETTOILT-at Deal, October 8, from bargees-at Falmouth, October 3, from _ ..... ..... tr i RAIL MIMI-AND-at Gravesend, October 4, fr0m...,„.... g,jt free Easastn-at Gravmend, October 4, fr0c0....... ........... pd h PoTLZ-at Grava= . October 4, from ire no -at Ora, October 4, from awmat3 Prams-at Bristol, October 0, from Dods Ftoris-at Falmouth, October 3, from Frounoari-at Yarmouth, N, October 3, from ...... .. ..... _Lai, GOOD INTENT-at Liverpool, October 4, from ........ cus i Osartroos- at Liverpool, October 4, from . MISIRATI A GL&ALTtat-at Liverpool, October 4, from.. . Osocos Gael-at Gravesend, October 4, from.... mai, ORACR-at Oreeriock, October 2, 11001 IX Malt Ng, lisealarra-at Deal, October 4, from bon rem lieresa-at Deal October 1, fr0m..... Breeds ilaw HAIIIIPA-at Gravesomd, October 4, from Numb Jams -at Cirsivassed. October 4, from JIMPT-11t OTaTIMMII a October 4, from ..»..............lksb JAIIR GOODTIAR-111 111111014, October 4, from „.„.= Joni-at Gravesend. October 4, from Joss Erma-at Gravesend, October 4, from -Asher Joan Docan-at Gravesend, October 4. from P. L his“ JAWS. CsaDWICe- at Gravomud. October 4, from o t= ms El isms Gravesend, October 1, from .. Joan Waster-at Soultanipton, Owober 3, fr0m.„......, Nia, Joe. Toll Canl-at Bridgewater, October 3, fran.., Tem Herrwnwrin- at Gravesend, October 4, from ' Wig Kassa' (es.)-at Liverpool, October 4, from-. ..... LADY Ctaces-at Gravesend, October 4, fr055......!" " .= Lima-off Eastbourne, October 3, from ...amides Limas Loons-at Portsmouth, October 3, from .......nay s Lotus-at Gemmed, October 1, from Irk roes Masesairr-at lAverpool, October 4. from.... ..... ............./sel M ARoA NIT-Off Liverpool, October 4, from Ms \team Poto-at douthamplos. October 4. from ... Bowes Airs Nosaysutea-at lioutbampttn, October 3, from Lana lIIAIRT- at Cowes, October 3, from.. II act ARITA HISAAPIIA-at Falmouth, October 3, from., rake in Masco Pew-at Falmouth, October 3, from Constastkopl MART Ass AXD Jars-at Falmouth, October 8, We.. Allyn Nsas..za-at Plymouth, October S. from Cams Mary-at Gravesend , October 4, from.. Alsip )(smarm-at Gravesend, October 4, from . .. Mosima-at Gravesend, October 4, from ...- ... .......... Li= MAYI Ape-at Gravassed, October 1. fr om Dees MART out. EIIILT-at Gravesend, October 4, from fait* Beefeaters-at Deal. October 4, trom Plicionas-at Deal, October 3, from .. Neared Nl.ll-110 Simea• DCL PILAI-at Greemeek, Oct 2, from Hallllll MINOS-at Guerntey. October 2, from NA acoova-at Gravesend, October 1, from OA/11.T- st Liverpool, October 4, from ..Alramdth Al imillWt."l.B OTTAWA -at Gravesend. October 4, from Ouse-off Deal, October 3, from 1 . 111.11 Maur-at Deal, October 4, from Potta- at Buoderland, October 2, from PAPAIIIi-at ValloOlitli, October 9, twat Passes Woarisz..rr -at Queenctown, (:l:.nbet 2, from filisselm • -- • ---•- • - Pavan Carron—off st. Alb3ur, Ottober 2, hum . ..... Hariazii Ptoseaies Of.tvaa—at Gravesend, Octokrr 4, from Loader i Rosavasm--..t Gravesend, Octobr 4, from . ......... Gish ROYAL. Rots at Gravesend, Oet,ber 4, from Geeing Hue pursues—a Liverpool, October 4, from afro Sasso—at Liverpool, October 4. from Pars ..zartse—at Liver ppoool ol ,, October 4, from Mobile nuartee—at Live rpool, October 4, from Weds Mel ZA—st Melds, October 3, from Mirsaidl Seams—at Falmouth, October 3, from MINN fivae—at Gloutester, October 2, from . Tries • dessomi—at (armoire', October 2, from _Neste l BrltllDT—at Gravesend, October 11, from Deals Stoma—at Gravesend, Oe ober 4. from Woos Ayes Sims ltfurow—at Gravesend. October 4, from Pottleserts Tucisa—at OTC Tellerld, Octet er 4, from .. Oval Timm (m) -at Pis mouth, October 3, from Corm TOlllloL4—off Deal, October 4, from 1= Lomas at Newport, fd , October 2, from 1 Utters—at Deal, Octo ber 3, from _ .Dree , ricrort..—at Fslmoutb, October 3, from Alum ft Vtcroate— at Orr Breed, October 4, from wit.o Wevs—et Gravesend. October 4, hum awn W Wl' PRIZIILee I) et Gr,Ofeed, October 4, from Ca Wombat —et Greenest:l, October 3, from Ve WARWICK—at Glowe.ter, October 1, from ..".... Us& SAILED. Arrests-from Liverpool, ()doter 4, to Cherkstes Stets-from Liverpool, October 4, to Cers.ues -from Gravesend, October 4, to Demerara 1 Carnes/sr-from Greenoca, Oetober 2, to Skrra Last CEI111).-111:11M Liesrpool, October 4, to Davos-from Liverpool, October 4, to ..New Odom I EtorralD O'BRIAN-MOM Liverpool, Oetober 4, to New but EMILT-from Falmouth, October 2, to Umbel EMI-from Pill, October 3, to blabs ' , TAMPON, -1(001 Gravesend, October 4, to Bottesers rancour from Falmouth, October 2, to ........81um Fstoox-fram Queenstown, October 2, to Ueda Per MANY-from Southampton, October 4, to Amtrak 11011 AM-from Liverpool, October 4. to 113•0111111 11111/TMIIOII- I rom Queenstown, ()ether 2. to bide Jess Korea-from Falmouth, October!, t 0....... ....... Jim Kars-from Gravesend, Oc.nber 4, is Deb LAvaA-from Graveeend, Ocbdier 4. to CaMati rbt Lorain-from Gravesend, October 4, to Lsostoss-from Newport, M., October 2, to ., .........Calla Liactunse Cams-front Queenstown, October 2, to ... ... Lied* Meats-km Pill, October 3, to Bertedre !Isms-ham Liverpool, October 4, to . trends bliers-from Falmouth, October 2, to.Li Narrow-from Gravesend, October 4, to Pannone-from Queenstows, °etcher 2, to Stkillerr NA Itaseaa-from Shields, October 3, to Guadeloupe PJOrIIA -from Pill, October 3, to . Kw:To-from Greenock, October 2, to New York Etawsap-from OtteeastOwti. October 2, to .... ....... ......Loodoa ItArtolllol l /1111-from Graveeend. lktober 4, to ...... ......AlrerF lissor-irons Gravesend, October 1, to 800-hamGravesend, October 4, to Haus Turns-from Gravesend, October 4, t 0..... WANDILMI2-from Queenstown, October 2, to Barbetkn VESSELS SPOKEN WITH Britannia (brig), from London for Nedra!, Oct. 1, lit. 46.55 N., la. 10.44 W. Caledonia, from London for Geelong, May 15, lat. 50 N., los. 31 W. Columbus (barque), tram Bombay fur 1 ondois, Sept. 17, Ist. 43 N., lon. IS W. Elise alsobunt brig), Hansen, from Liverpool for St. nom" Sept. 19, lat. 45.33 N., lon. 14 2 W. Joanna Ban. from Clyde for Pert Pbtlap, June 12, lat. 27 9.. 109 . 97 W. John Owen, from Balsklays, Sept. 110, lat. 50 N.. lon. 10 W. Laterite's (English whip), from Liverpool for Aden, Sept. 30, lat. 49 N., ban. 9.20 W. Wellbigton (barque), for Hobart Town, August 11, let. 16.7 1 4 .0 04 28.41 W. William Hitchcock, from Cardiff for New York, August 11, lat. 49 , lon. 15. Among the Indian passengers by the Ave, which left Southampton yesterday with the East laths mail, wen 0 e IWhealer, Colonels Davidson and Delimit, Lieut.. neat-Coloaels Michell and Lowth, and Captains Lowe tad Henry. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. se, at Apley, near Ryde, the wife of Capt. C. T. • daughter Campbell. R. 31., DE LANTOUIL—Sept Su, at ftureell.etreet. Bath, the wife of &DI Latour Eq., Bengal (yell Berrie*, o , a daughter. HALL.—Oet. 3, at Montagu-street, Portman. Kitten, the wife a m. Hall. Jaw, Esq., of • eon. HOPPER. Oat. I, .t Llacatephas Hones, Radnoretre,ths apt. H. Hopei, of a daughter. JEN MHOS.— Oct. 3. at Poley.plsce Jennings. Esq.. of Hawithunt, of • ton. LAI NG.—Oet. 3, at Sydenbara, the whe of S. Laing, Eat . daughter. MECHI.—Oot. 4, at Tlptree lielealon, Erma, the of J. L Hecht, Eq., of a daughter. PATTER—Oct. 3, at Butle.blll. near Manchester, the wife Miasma B. Patter, Eaq., of a eon. the wife of J. MARRIAGES. ANTROMIB-13WETENHAM.—Sept. 24, at Grerford, Deobht_ John Coutta, ere of 0. C. Astrobue, Eaq., of Wort Ball. MP' ehe°6l/0 . to Fanny, (bumbler of the late C. BwetenbaM, ll3, of nomerlord Boothe, In the mime county. BROW NS—BARBER.—Oct. 2, at Bt. Andrew,, Holborn, the i te '' R. Browne, Curate ot All @riots% Upper Norw.od, State? ! t° / 1 1 1 7, daughter of the late R. Barber, Bp., of Bergen Bah *" wiekshlre. BUTLER—FITZGERALD.—Oct. I, at the Chapel Royal. pub lia Cattle, by the Very Rev. the Dean of Ardash, aprirted by the fte , Wllllasa Maturin and the Rev. Matter Creyle, Pa get Nutter. CI: tabs 7th Royal Furthers, and Atde-dehrarr.p to ht. Ezertleoel tn. Earl of Owlirle, youngert ion of Mr Thomas Butler. of Baton Temple. county Carlow to thraldom tojdr 4 ll daughter of Lord William VitsGeralit. DEATHS. ADAIR. —Oet. 3, at Cheeterteld.street, the Right Hon. SR& Adel:. 021.0.13" aged 93, COWARD.—IIept. SO, Charlotte Elizabeth, mon d daughter of J. °' Cow's% Foe.. of Besborough.gantene Pimlico. DRUMM ND.—Oet. I, at @pithead, Capt. the Hos. R. Dtraessoni• of the Coldstream Guards. HILHOIHIG— Oct. 1, Laura, daughter of B. Bilhouse, EA., of ties' bury-plow, In the sth year of her age. RILELCWHAIriNI3.IIImerN.—Out li tro, °"" 11. Inchant." .' Rag., aged 100. &WSW lad vuollabed 1.7 ma 1. me ALLY, Ot 8 . Scrod, I. the Otte a London, Printer. et the OTar LAIM Envoi. in the rlidlid d W alitilliaile•YZl DAT. 0t 70312 n*S'