The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-14 00:00:00

4 THE ST. LEGER, The Deily New publishes a description of yes terday's an by a special oorrespondeat. Is the ammo of this communication we read : The first steed out of the paddock was Regalia, ad a hum of admiration, which soon became a shoat, went through the surging, shouting mob, as Osborne mounted her, and she graosfully plunged and oarcolled before the ladies stand. The ex quisite perfection of her training, her complete Steels for the struggle in store for her, she sym metry of her proportions, the adrairshle adaptation of her several points—all won outspoken moo- Ink= from men who as a clam are retinal of praise. Breadalbane came next, and had his quota of admirers, though he never appro•ohed the popularity of the mare ; then Zambesi, a handsome black horse, and so on until all were visible but the favourite. It was carious to note the rapidity with which the inferior bookmakers or their touters—foe many of these men bustle about and yell, with a secretary at their elbow to book lion bets, and aid them in shouting—seized upon a miming note of admiration, and attempted to discount it for their personal benefit. The elliginest word in favour of the horse cantering Were the speaker, and his alleged price in the market, was bawled into the ear, and foul-tongeed men, with "foreheads villainous low," and whose other externals were by no means a guarantee of solvency, offered to lay some th ing in " ponies" or "hundreds," and to book the bet. Still "No Frenchman !" All eyes are turned to the gate through which his arrival is expected, and some count the horses already in the field, as if to make sure the famous Gladiatear has been over looked. Some of these are playfully restless, and oae—Mr. Haig's Dux—lashes out with such a vigour and oelerity as to seriously jeopardise the jockey seated on the horse near him. At length, after a delay—really of a few short manatee, but to the excited and impatient crowd waiting of apparently interminable length— s powerful-looking, sleek-skinned beauty is led eat. Even now there is an instant's doubt, and it is not until one of the group walking at his aide throws off his long overcoat, and reveals the face and figure of Grimshaw in the well-known blue jacket and red sleeves, that hesitation is at an end, and " That's him," " Gledisteur ; fit as a fiddler, the beauty !" and other interjectional phrases expressive of admiration, burst from a hundred lipa. The horses now pace round in single file opposite the stand, and while the appearance of Regalia elicits many a delighted comment. This is invariably accompanied by a half sighing, half rejoicing tribute to the marvellous combination of Mae, strength, training, and beauty presented by the French horse. The Frenchmen on and about the stand, wonderfully arrayed after the fashion rigorously prescribed by Le Sport—knickerbockers and long gaiters of shall patent leather, white ankle gaiters, and thin dress shoes, white cords, velvet dressing jackets, and similar appro priate garments become terribly excited at this juncture. They aver to Jules or Antoine, their neighbours, or failing their attention, to any Eng lishman who will listen, that M. le Comte bas set his heart upon winning—that G= did not appear on the course before for very good and sufficient reasons, and that the Leger is all but won already. They were right. The same senti ment, but expressed with less exaggera tion, might be heard on all sides, and the verdict of a gentleman who had seen forty Leger. run for, " Gladiateur tint, the rest nowhere !" accurately e: reused the feeling of all those who were by. Every movement of this beautiful creature strengthened the impression, and from the time of the start, through the race, the details of which are given below, up to his appearance —graceful, easy, cool, and anything but hurried — at the winning post, the wish to acknowledge inevitable defeat promptly, and to accept it grace fully, wan manifested far and near. It is true, some fashionably-dressed gentlemen I and a cluster of the biggest and strongest police men in the county accompanied home and rider to the weighing room, and that the fashionables speedily developed into professors of the art of self-defence. The new sea-side suit of buff tweed enfolded but did not hide the manly form of Xr. James Mace, while the white waistcoat, black shooting jacket, dark "mutton chop" whiskers, and open ruddy Russian face belonged to the " un bought and undefeated" Mr. Jerry Noon. The apparently feeble invalid in the rear, whose stoop might be supposed to denote defective physical power, is Mr. Nathaniel Langham, another ex pert student of Bell OA the Hand. Other gen tlemen of similar tastes, pursuits, and power, make up the convoy, who keep the crowd off without difficulty until the riug is reached. This crowd throws up its collective hat, shouts with its col lective lungs, and generally comports itself like the good-tempered genial monster, it is. But to avoid accidents, and to prevent unworthy hostility acting under the plea of friendship, Messrs. Noon and Mace walked at each side of the winner's head, cue hand holding his bridle, and the other dealing out lusty thrusts and shoves to such of the pushing mob as break through the phalanx, and succeed in coming up to the bone. So, with the crowd thickening at every step and the excitement intensifying every morneut, the ring is gained. Here even this strong party of pilots at work are perforce brought to a standstill. Their strength and skill is comparatively useless against the compact mass of betting men and swells, and though the demonstration was enthusiastically joyous, it was evidently felt that—again to avoid accidents—the weighing-room mast be reached with the least convenient delay. Redoubled but fruit less efforts were then made by the faithful pugilists —the two leaders named looked likes genteelyachts man and a prosperous yeoman respectively, so fault less was their attire—and at length the big policeman could tolerate the delay no longer, and seizing Grimshaw in his arms as if be were a baby, thus carried him to the scales. The impulsive temperament of Mr. Mace led him, in his exertions, to throat his fist inconti nently through the glass door leading to the weighing room, and the blood of that , hero bespattered its postern. This was the only catastrophe attending " the Frenchman's" victory ; it arose indirectly from the too hearty congratulations of the robust and hearty northern race who welcomed the stranger's victory as if it were their own, and whose conduct yesterday certainly betrayed no leaning to foul play; whatever may have been emanated because frustrated by the precautions taken and the prudence shown. TEE EMPRESS, THI7BSDAY EVENING SEPIEMBER 14, 1865. (mow 001 srowento 001318PONDENT.) Memorable in turf history as have been many of the straggle-2 for the Great St. Leger, the contest of 1866 will rank among the most remarkable moss ever witnessed, not only at Dosimeter, but is this country. Freschmea by a series of sumesses had duriog the past five years gra dually prepared the public for their ultimate triumph with irm. de l'Air sad Oledistacir at Ripens. Acceedies to the Darby monies sad the issue of the Two Thossesd Guineas, the St. Leger was a cortsisity for Mediation, sad it was so ireguded until recently. wino owing to the large amount if support awarded to The Duke, Regalia, and other compe titors. the ballet in the invincibility el the Freedman was oonsiderably 'bakes, sad in conseqoenoe of ihe :epode receetly eirculeted to his dhadmatege„ the excite ment in racing circles became intense. The St. Leger pm seems a sotoruity for he surprises, many favourites and Derby winners hashes suffered an gaimnalous dieted at the heads el despised outsiders. Caller De Jirst herself by her remarkable overthrow of Kettle =d at Domeier, la 1861, hod so little was her chinas estimated that in the worse of the race se much as 100 to 1 was betted spinet the sow celebrated turf heroine. Other nelooked•for victories stand recorded In esesection with the SF. Leger, and for this reason the greet MO of Wednesday was anticipated with feverish samety. Before proceediag to a sanative of the der 's raring, we will briefly recapitulate the standing of the candidates, sod their satecedente, in order that our readers may to pro vided with a complete chronicle of the St. Leger 'limy ap to the moment of the commencement of the contest, as well as every minute detail. Oladiatear's splen did career this season scamely needs say refe renot, hie doable victory is Esglaad for the Two Thenseed sad Derby, sad his subsequent triumph ter lie Orend Prise of Parts, setabilshies his nisstatios as we .1 the mom *eremitism hones of modern times. bakst, from his precocious development, sad the hollow mains le which he defeated Christmas Carol, Miss, sod • imp field at Ipmen, bimodal@ were throws eat se to the probability of hi being borond tba maned age, bat was eventually edited whist &Mathew and Anhui,— them trawarraeted reports wire unfortunately imerthi eels mado after Zasshod, bats WVe was the It soon journals who pet up • claim to reapeatalithy. the represontagra of NP. Min heeded, that 50 It is well loom that a parted system of riegietratiod - to 1 leubilot had for asking. Upon rsachiag the Town adds in Prams, and Mt no &applies could posobly be Moor the etrootators were flatly sertodshed d the amasiug peadised with mom Nor con It =tined for a MP& e ra, sMeoblaff bout the town end, or startlbg amid UM • schlemiel of molt rank as ooust paint ter the So Leger, MOO pase the Red Hoot% Lagrange would ever dream of a irk* which woold stale- the as at this portion of the Moor presenting the name of Memel( sad horse Mai perpetual infamy. Mr. an exlmereoary wiry creed, the far side °melte the sand Graham, the weer of Pagalls, however, Injadialmudy pane being Ithed many deep. Owing to the brilliant wea th er, oohed to (M o ths sunnier bad impieties of '''hair people there was a larger umber of Milos than for many years a tangible shape, sod as cur readers us aware, that gentle. peek The stands woes all filled, and the in the oa holiday Mamma a letter of protege beweng_riag told bow sunnily wagering was being corded to tag awards of the Dowdier Meeting, de- on. We may remark that the air was by no memo as meadaatios all Gladiateur's mouth go •se on Tuesday, bat was tempered with a re• orri kit he , was permitted to run , but the stewardk Glodisteor arrived is the Paddock soosideriag such • proceed* perfectly frivolous and very at the of stand, shaggy after the ant ram and tram Mennimal not to eateetals the objection, and thus walked Mat • loog &Mass MG Omit Lawsuge and his the whole affair oonapeed. It will be remembered that Mari 'dais( hone wi th the witest mxit dm few days sises Olactitenr wis drives back in the quo- theingh his glass : from the mown off the Iltemds' Steed Mims, sad a report cireallatal that he had broken • blood bat did act MGM, mashing in daversatioa with thR but it transpired that ha met with some is. Duke of Beaufort and other goat of th e turf. On mishap. and his training and preparation asembliag in the Mg the bat ea the Defier did sot was ad materially interfered with. Gisdiateor exhibit any Map deep* bookmakers. tempted strived at Damask" an Tuesday, sod cantered this (Wed- by the price and the kiswlsdge that there would pesday) rooming as early as five o'deek., his promos an be a larger number of mama Wm wee at Hest expected, the course bens watched with great interest by a large se. fielded with so moth freedom that they received from the emaidage of kie Meads sad menden id all grades. se beakers of the favourite 11 to B. The Duke was firm at sammad all his pentad !deeds oa the course en 14 to 1. and Regalia, whoa it was found aber was perfectly =that, &mite the Miter rumours ourrent advises well, retuned to 8 to 1, Klariciska also being boulred to the the Derby ohms was saver 'better In his ‘, after at 12 to 1, but the outside divides was decidedly life. The procured • high omelettes an • out of favour. The two opening room, the Muni. two-parold from Davin prior to his abut Mal Stakes and the Tooled-old HaDdiam, were a groat trial at John Days, at Danbury. Alter , almost Mermaids& except by the betting fester. wish,. hi maiden orgagremat at Stockbridge in a any an d bathers of boron, sad eves they wen kn. ammo coder. he was bates at Newmarket in the July pat at far the base of the St. Leger. The ran was 'p inata by a meek, the nos being such an eminently madly i pointed at 3.15, and up to the led available moment the &gory one that It has bass a mod paint ever dm • crowds centimes:id to pour into the Moor, and when the whether the rad waa gas one of those ' flukes" by no ; course was sleazed for the contest as which everyone's Tread usoommom on the tart. The Doke, alter do mind was latent, the excitomeut was manifested in • bun hating the Lion as York, wort Into retirement for his ; and roar which swelled up from the people la every park throoyearold ter, and daring the winter months ,of the steads and as awry part of the mum Regalia he wan me of the most prominent favourites for the wee the first masted opposite the stead, mid, Darby, trapported to win rainy thousands of pounds as John Osborne jumped Into the saddle, there was the paw! ol coterie of stateroom aid gentlemen coo. an outburst of admirdioa far the splendid Oaks mare who = e re sappartare Mickel Day's stable. linfortuostely, was se cool ad eollected as her best triads mold desire, . distemper broke out in that oetablishoseot in the although whom her rides pot foot in the Mum she lashed sprig, plasiag the onset el the Mad hors tie wombat. sad out, led mat her rider ea to bar Desk. Tbe Add was larger smog thom MrielessdownwastheDerhy hope' that oWted than had been maticipated, fourteen oat of the twentydwo sionseass, the Marini al Hastings. The Mge's coloured asesadaing wider the adage of the Marten, the sari for the Derby was now • matter oi neemity, absentees being No. 3, Runner ; No. 8, Itrooodelew ; No. sad the pa was pot through hi name to the tem 1.2, La Fortune ; No. 14, Weddleg Pal • No. 16, Tbaleasius ; at:radian ef those who had accorded him their No. 20, Zsella ; No. 21, Maar ; 251 . Nialdwatth. monetary allegiance . Sims that period The Duke Au um lot of the outside division swopped up at bee boss la seclusion, and as the Dustier, hones have the pad u Hirt-law (Jemmy Grhoshaw's mount), lately shown great improvement, and carried all before Wit, and Red Earl, while Lord Olsagow, Monona to Ms, fresh attention was draws to the Marquis's maiden. have • repreeentotive to His honorable northern trophy, A favourahle clueonstratiou set in at the York meeting, and started • deter to Amhara , who was not Mired oo tbe The Duke beanie toes more • favourite for one of the great card. The first pair to caster down the mans were Heirot throoysayeld encounters of 11 , 165. At Warwick he ender- Law sad Barbarassa, and altar them Regalia, Zambesi, Sister mat a temporary &wooden in the quotations, owing to to Mama, Waled, Perim Breadalbana, Dux. ima that is a trial with Ackworth and dohs sad the Duke, and some Mantes afterwards owe Davis he had been Pates a lasi way. This Red Earl and Archimedes, the Frenchman's coming was ex. was evidently without grounds, as The Doke petted with the greatest interest ; and when Jennings led me speedily Mutated, sod after the extrundisary him late th e operas, with Harry Griesabaw is the saddle, maser In which all John Day's lot performed at Domeier there ma • roar of applause, and a swaying commotion all as Tuesday, as little as 4to 1 was scoopted. Regalia, bro down the rides of the mud, indicative that the invincible Yoga •Ma onlwagow" allDdialthZll3ed until Room, " bine and red" of " Glad-beebateder," as he was termed wiser sheen w the Gam area miser until woo try the Yorkshireana, was recognised. The remainder of the Derby, complataly Wiping the hearts out ol the mane the competitors wen waiting for the Dishy Miser at the who o pp o s ed her, roadie five monde only below the time Red Home straight to lake hi peelimisary, aid after in which the Freedman had accomplished the Derby. Gin- Gladiator rooted them, Mr. Elliott dispayed the white diatom had, however, beaten Rosalie • hundred yaids is flag, in proof that theorems was Mend, sad the haws at the Two Thomasd, but ahe was believed to be amiss at me streamed doers the muse towards the Mart= that period. Up to the Oaks she was traised by Hoick at Their style of ping was freely sad Newmarket, but the owner being dissatiellail that he was came last at a Path maker, alone in hi . The emir ifs until lab without her being divulged, me' sess of the horse-loving Yothaldrereau to pod such ose • moved the mare to Melton, to be trained under the dirge world-wide osiebrity was very weit, and th of °harks Peek. Regalia bad been supported to win some isedeetriaas who ware not is the hoot ranks, heavy entombs by her immediate party and the publics, and named up and dome after the hales of the was la the position of second favourite for • amiderable ' Perfect Care," coated with only a passing glimpse. parted, and has only giros way owing to the elevation Glailieteur sever looked better. He was fan of muscle, at the Duke. Breadalbeito and Bromislaw, Mr. and as oleo, cool, and hard la appeannee as • statue. Chaplin's pair, have been the " oessatioa" horses Grimshaw's ciaafidotoo was plaid! displayed in the Wil d the season, and after the unparalleled piles of forest eye with which be gleaned at Ms opponents when at 11,0001. was paid for them they have never nolised the the post The Duke was ia the bloom M condign, and a west expeetatioas of their moor, more esposially the Toy taking horse • hat the Derby asd Oaks win. brother to Blair Athol, who out up badly in the Two nets woe the Em perori said Stumm of the field, nomad, sad worm in the Duchy. A bend yea widely and it a easy to uaderitand how they bed anteetained thee Breadalbaseffs Derby maim was and been ambled to make book an example of correct, and at Mod and Goodwood the bona eartainly their fields at Imes. Mr. M'Cleorge (who this year displayed marked impeovemems a his Epsom alpaca Madded as starter is pima Mr. Mania) led his horses Broomislaw's mos was °pleas, hi mambo geality is sow in lodise Ile past the Stand, and tack spin to the starting setheyond all qosstion by his defeats at York sad at peat, trbe to the Waite Mishotioa el every ono, ke ter on the opening day Mediate was undreamed al got the sqMiroa off at the first attempt la admirable order, as a St. Leger filly Mil . the York visiting, whoa she came and the abeasthicnoltanom dement of the white and red oat and eves surprised be, trainer (John Ssott) by the ma- flags was received with the usual smational "They're off." nor is which she cut down, is her successive suppress* The race le described at length below, end we need only Siberia, White Duck, Benamielaw, °boar Nightwatah, refer hero to its 'sliest points. Klarlaaks led the way for M. From ibis pried the Whitened' mare isie met with • mile, where she gave way to The Duke. while Gladiateur support at all prise down to as little as 10 to 1, but (who ran foe quarter of • mile lad but one) drew up, and was driven to 20 to lon the eve of the race at at the half-mile post took seveath place. Making the the Subeoription-rooma. Archimedes has encountered bend for borne, he became third to the Dukes/4 Pseresa many vistreatadas throu.ckout his area. Ia the Two Regalia half a length is kis rear, while Archimedes, with nomad Opium he was mond within a meth of the Breadaliaarn were among the first division. close to the Darby Maar, but in the Darby he was unplaced, Mtn rags. The Duke and Peeress were la trouble at •Mg way—the excuse for his Indifferent performance being the distance, and Oladiateur rushed forward in that be was suffering from " more shins" at **time. During the brilliant style is which he won the Darby. the Warwick meeting he was, la the phrsoology of turf Archimedes, who came with a dash, was beaten at the apeculaters, " hocked out, and at me period 100 to 1 Stead Enclosure, and Regalia wed on in preuit of the was Oltenia in vain. Under them eirensistames it could Frenchman, but mad never catch him, sod Oladiateur won hardly have been expected that Archimedes would be mat by three lengths. Imam excitement. and • mine never to Damodar, but ha • amording to report merely before witnessed, issued, ae the hone was led hick with • met with • slight ti his Utica, Smith. poses of polka at hi side, and dent lisps aid went less gd him mead, and his noble owner determined to allow notable pugilists is Manama. The crowd were him to run. Among the extreme outsiders Zambesi and making no violent demastratioa, but in their en- Peeress were occasionally quoted at 80 to 1, but their fol- theism they so completely hustled the jockey lowers had eviden tly not mock fai th in the fortunes while that he required all the sawing of the surrounding meeting snob mocks" as (Radium' the Duke, piny to enable him to dismount. Cliediateur, who sod Regalia. This mammy will put oar readers mast be now pretty well used to such incidents, was in poseeesion of all the facts in connexion with as collected and quiet as possible amidst these obtrusive the St. Leger competitors up to the eve of the demonstrations. We rejoice to say that the dreaded riot mated. Throughout Tuesday Doncaster continued to did not take place, but had aryl mischief been intended, ?eosin thousands of visitors from all parts of the kisigdota. Mara, who is now in Wong for • fight for the champion. sad an great was the idiom of company at the railway ship, would have Mu a formidable motel° of the French station that many of the paessagers were compelled to wait body.gupd. Regalia ran the good mare she is, while Lord in tedious delay by the side of their portmanteaus. while Stamford was, as lest par with Gunhomas, third with porters rushed all over the place eademouriog to teem Archimedes. The Doke' wu fourth, and ran a great hone vehicles, which were at an unmet premium. Excite- for • mile and a porter, but that is ovideedly the limit meat eubainated at sight-ti me , as the rooms wore of hie tether. ereadalbans was fifth, and beaten crammed, , and the ifiall-stvest was throned as be was for the third time by Oladianur with pe ople, who formed themselves into Moos, bis friends must be persuaded of his inferiority. After sad compared sons " as to the coming ram. the "all right" had been pronounced by the Clerk of the as greedily devoured any item of land boil* Of such Sale', Man was a i matumanon of cheering, and the occo. istsalipaces as is mad on the me of a Po. Lope. All the pasts of the betting *nag having identified Nast Lagrange shod were open odd midnight. mad the ems was of that as the end of the Stewards' Strad, turned op their faces extraordinary Datum which Dormator can alone Provide. is that Mediae. sod there followed a roar of oongratula- The interior of the rooms, own, to the crowd, the etookiog, lion and w aving of hats, which th e C o unt s em,. aid mamba hest, was almost unbearable. Although l o d g ed with the p r overbial gr am and cou rtesy of his wail- Malleb excitement prevailed aperilletleS Wee not extensive, urns & The Dubs of B eau fort an d o th er dat ecau abed bat the final prices at the dissolution of the members suotonan were very hearty in peremeal eaogratolatiom, were dull teledrePhsde end othlained in our ire. PrefAiOn of ma the spied, was one which most still further sties rthen yesterday. The salient features of the Lager batting were the friendly rotations between the two oroortriso, (Nadw the increased desire to back Oladiateur, the extraordinary tear has proved himself one of the best horses of modern *Mae. of The Doke, and the decline of Regain._ The times, and in whining the Two Thousand, Derby, and Si. nee, in the °Pinion of simulators, was sPPunestf_ Stand Leger he has 'slimed West Australian, by adding another so the trio. TO" 1 , " her three," bald freely pawed, with splendid trophy is the Grand Prize of Paris. Harry Grim bat an oeassiooal investment. Odds of sto 2 spinet the w nem rode • better ace in him life, as he jolt field would have been laid M iko lge amounts on the two p ace sno w / tap, aad b rou ght, ar , his home l a a s tyle favourites. but bock - makers out fanspoi nt more, establishes him se one of the Sweat hormones of the age. A well-known adherent el the Preach Ma • offered As soon as th e ra w wa s dog s led the crowd o o nonsnood to to take 2,5004 to 2,0001. that Gloated'', did disperse, and owing to the departure of the trete we am not wise but no one seemed Wolin" to lay compelled to close our remota, leaving the subjoined de but subsequently 6to I was laid in good money on the son t a il e d re p or t t o famish more in hume immo l ation of Moody:la. At midnight the town seemed literally swarming, and so earliest were all In the •x cumin ! of the THU MmnciraL Sums of 200 son. each, h ft, for occon that until three sad four In the Mom 2V.Olde ; colts, Bt iißh ; Sot Red House in, hearse and load disturbed the sleep of those w bad 5 folioed Mier& ( 4 sac) retired early to rest. There was a sound at uproarious Mr. Butted& Clunlock, by Warlock—lady Aliola, eve Mb (Thant 1 revelry by sight, and eeme hundreds of men and bays either H r J. g . 81. tat Imo front the want at means or from a determination not to pay(Wells) 0 Lord Glaegowb aw ey colt by Toropbnite—Ledy dam by high pries remained in the streets without attempting rest. u mus t a p, l e t loin (Costance) S Some of them formed themselves into parties, ad marched R o tting ;6to 4 en Sass Si, and 100 to 30 apt each of in bodies all over the town, miming the American glorioso the others. Gunlock made play_ with a clear load, the sang I. glorification of John Brows, interspersed to • Toxophilite oolt being mood, wi th the favourite in close vocal proclamation that they were " jolly clop." The Mandan,* to the bead, where Lord Glasgow ' s colt headed "ioss In the streets "um did away , and a was evident Outlook, and the pair tame on in close pommy to the dig that among those bivouacking in the open, °lodides! wen tams, where Sans Si split the pair and took the lead ; but not popalar, as they shouted out continualcontinualsarcasms en "t' Gunlock challenging Bass Si at the commencement of the Frenchman. At daybreak the town was alive with a stead, the pair finished • fine race whisk ended in the defeat verigemoe, and at five o'clock Glaclisteur did of Sass Bi by • neck. Lord Glasgow's colt beaten three hie canter on the con with Harry Grimshew length f r om the mo pe& In the meddle, and in prose spectators. That the - bone nce mm a ted iarg a . n fa u vour tabe i r ibl d e is added HANDICAP BWHIPSTANNN of 10 emu. oath, h ft, with 100 then m e b a tt en coco a f or ff ea t e d, te w hs. sl i e r m m added, for 2-yr-olds ; winners after Sept. 7to wry 71b the rooms the unanimous *Men wee that tiei Fresehmase extra ' second to. "le bin stake . awl House 01 saber) had paged a good night, and was dip laying the oast wra prin t m egkawrila m mal fm .. 6l C t rowa " N r ge r m rifie m ) — 1 healthy market symptoms. Daring the progress of Marquis m Maltreat Alberta, by Trumpeter, tat lelb the morning the streets resounded with bat (I. Ortmahawl 2 the shoats of Hyman, and tramps who rushed Mr. Hudson's fby lambtoo—lady Elizabeth, Tat (Carroi) 3 i n every di rea ti oo , s h oo ti n g ou t the in qu iry, The following Mao ram .—Miet Illseriette. Proserpina caatanet, " Wbo gars a lerset rnrd. Beadsmen," and matiming tb. Roes Cheri, Hawkswell,.Her lAdydslp, Queen Mary, Chepstow. :eatoserlold Pen, Ihrploston. The Car, 0 sale of newspapers with their more memorial ociamatlon. Control* wive Beauty, Shamrock, Aetna, The morning dawned is • mouser betokening beak and UP Baronet, Royal Tartan, Pretty Queen, and Tormentor. nom the sun shone with briffiancy, and the air was as hot and oppressive as in the oft O w ,. Betting :sto 2 apt Alberta, 7to 1 oath apt Crown Even the excessive beat was preferable to Nhe Primo and Wild Beauty, 100 to 8 each apt Proserpina Ma' "deluge. par," as Blair Athol's is already tamed. it Maio Grey Stockings , Rise Harriette, and Tormentor, 20 tufty seethe d „ uter i w h ere t h e t h ou .& o f per *, ito 1 each apt Voltam and Callipolis. The Wart was came from, but endless special trains from London, and the isYsa to • considerable time by the saniatY of goveral neighbouriar towns of Sheffield, Huddersfield, York, he.. Picii•Yik ) Int sway • but Width they were despanbed on poure d butt i ng .. to tha platform., sodas t b" stheothi g equitable inns (with the exception of Aotina, who got moos wide body up the Hip-street, sod halted ia front of , ladle off) ; the remainder ram in • body for • few Mooned the roothso th ere t h e „ ou t oudthud oth i g. Just before yards, when Crown Prime showed ia front, with one o'clock the block in the, main thoroughfare was Mmes. Alberta as his immediate &doodad. As they that, and the mod experienced townspeople say • the distance, the majority of the large that the bad never on any previous anniversary fi P er ch bV i came tailed off, but the position of witassM such dense maims of people in the town. th e leaden was undisturbed , sad though Grinitiwa made strenuous efforts on Alberta, he OEM could reach Crown Of course the extended railway faculties Mod every year to iocrease the numerical strength of there aid or the More. who was easily by four lengths, • neck divided the north. Immense three-horse onsibuses were loaded oppo- 64646 . (1 ._46411111../tl•,_Tb Onar t who wei eased at the Stud, its the Rename. as soon as they arrived, sad dye ea spiffily was wsll Min t C41461 / 6 alas , the lest lot obtained farm Although the main bulk of the crowds outs casn Rim marmite, Shamrock and Acton. the latter by the iron-war, there were some imbeds of vehicles , wa lki n g In. el all descriptions• chittlf from Sheffield, the holiday ; Tun fir. Lease WALES, of 25 ans. mob, few 3-yrolds ; makers exhibiting that stolid composure indicative of calla, 13.4 10Ib ; fillies, 84 Mb. The owner of the sewed to an almost overstrained Mated in the ram. flush maim 108 boys. oat of the slakes, and ths winner to pay was the extreme memo in front el the subseriptisa- 100 eds. towards expenses, 26 nom to the Map, and 25 rooms that it was with difficulty we could faros an entry am. to the darter. St Leger Coons, 1 mile, - 6 furlong, is order to amotais the state of the betting. Then was 132 yards. (243 subs.) littl e mused= to °bromide from the moitatious on this pont P. de lagrogges Gladintenr, by —Wee Mrimam. Olediateur had paced a good rapt, sad 1 etratisser. tiorrelt (H. Oeemesewl is freely laid on him. while 4to 1 was still assepid i Mr. J. iliettems agt gib (J. Oskorws) about the Duke. Regalia canard last hide same.' Sena.. asam'woro sa lob emirs, as the was reported " ooui&" aad •"'• Ig"*" IMi lab Yr. Howse inotbitms eat fm 4oUtoot to to moth as 10 to 1 offoria. On do oasts Captain leathers or.t.taw, flat iertreahaw Rlarloske improved oil tier _pre 'VMS *bee retaris, a6. 4 R a w. o th , mom da goblet Uto 1 was MMo about the Whitewall nem% 20 1. 1 orb . Marquis at lioalimrarDtityleixint.t..o././basoi Mr. N. ItedletfeWeleekooolMb (Hooter 0 Rioter Mowßoe's Red atm Rol nib dloowdeo 0 Queersas Peeress. Rd lib 4 0 =2 Lord 01legosee &Mr to Aram& ad Illotttag : 13.0 8 Co Glorliabsar, 5 to 1 apt TM Doke. 14 to 1 iket Riga* 100 to 7 eget lastiodes, 25 to 1 apt litiadaliatto. NO to d apt Areleimedes, 00' 10 1 apt Zomba', 1,000 to 15 opt Pomo, aad 100 to 1 eget soy THZ OATTLZ PllntekiH T; I MITOIOII AV TEA MANSIOIII-VOMOI A megrims el the Beaelorilla Committee wan had yesterday aftersooe, Mr. Delhi& in the oludr. TIM seem eery reed the report id the sahrowairee for the North- Easters diarist. whirs resomenewled the reward at Mr Jorden, Howard-road, Stoke 2f swington, se • eatable place, repaid* al serscromodeling 30 or 40 diseased ann. Mr. Jordan bed adored the premium for 71. per month. Dr. Bulge recommended the Brater,= Ocinieures to take the premises of Mr: Derr, which are ituated at the book of Greerner-plese, lie would only wish to sr the pion mai they get more ealeable prewar'. The mortuary sera& no mart bed hese reeved from the soothers districts. It was Nerved usaeimeary that the premises recommended be acerted by the cow mires. The eemetery stated he had received • ownrosai. cation from Dr. !brie. of Oavendishaquare, who offered to take the medical elesger one of Ilse areterass. Dr. Benne said the ograistre sbosld have a properly qualified staff of veterinary eurgeor. Kr. Georrire thought that Isar cell. eery ssdkee saes sherd be stowed to emir le the trait mat cd the discoid arras. Dr. Bore word nagger that th/ am eheald hare some ewe aesporible for the said ar tbrat e they bar aman nerimarble =reedier inatment d Mae armor la the imeateriur. They should air give every possible 10011110 M the Wel cd relitedimi but they sherd rape eietedire whisk were aot ecosieleat err the present state ef reerairy esielor Be bag as dere thee the esedieel non were as eompeter to treat the miss of earl* pages as ehe per balk of the veterinary program. Ha had ao *war to Ur sew mires sting • mixed rad, bet he would eel aactlos say remedies the restraint@ al whir were niat made kern. Dr. Letbeby thought they should have a respeneible stair cd veterinary susgeoer, and WS 111011k1 be Irma to eseerele from what sours • antrum cams. The Chairman east it was essentiel to have • veeerinary repos semangersad be read be oersted by the ta medisal calhair, Dr. Letheby repair the lowing which was carried eon. coe.—"That • properlygurilbed veteriaary sensors be appointed fortrach of sad that he take the fetus warp of *a trearart of the animals, sad of the eanitary predation of the sanatorium, end of the eerie red to minor the animals, the medical cares of hairs berg serineated to act as ratters, sad as ecoselfrag ceases el the water= is their respective &Wire Dr. Beege roomed the follow ing resoistioe, whir was adopted That every apps tank! should be given for the anal ol means of ere is the treetansat of tb. carte plague ourierat wish the suite of 11611001, and that ea reset remedies an any amount should be perodited to be need ; that • round be kept of the mobcal history sad treatment of ear case, in order that the results may be perished from time to time." The briars" then onekred. meeting al the sompeortion ceemalttee was oleo lard at the Marital-booms, Kr. Badkin S. the ober. The chrome seknowledged the receipt of 25 guineas from Mr. Cinnut i haycalesniaa, Eingtlifird.merher.. The 'eons- Amy (Kr. Gibbs) dated the sutecoptior given to the fund amoured to 1,3131. Us. Three sow owners from she die- I riots of Whiesehapel, Stoke Newt:setae. and Bhoredirls, Cate4to report Slie risers, el reser la their sheik chairman rid they wen not prepared to take imme diate arks, bat they expected to be enabled to begirt work in • few roe. There were Mae &pricers for the poet of repater and valuator. Mr. 1110070. verreary surgeon, Upper Berkeleycquare, and Mr. Berard, vete rinary sergesa, Aldpte, wen appointed. PLACE WITTING. 3 to 1 an Gladisteor Oh 5 to 4 on The I Duke s g, eves oa Regalia (t), 5 to 2 aget Aphroada (t) 4 to asal hate Oh iito 1 apt Zambia (t), WI to 1 eget Tarim (t). The preliminary canteen and lb. "Nara (a rasa file is bast ci the Stead were watched with the pietist interest, and the exeitement wee at Us greatest height when Mr. Gear. resducted the Geld of Masa to the stating point. have the pair been Maoism that the awe* tilllVerwi las turprised when the idgnal was given directly the ocapetitors had get into their places, end the flag was lowered to as aresilant start. After 081 ,a few strides, Klarlaska, with The Dab and NY,ot, at time Wok up tin owing, Zambesi, Breadalteoe, and Pierces heading the rook, Gladiatour sod Dix ringing ;5, the rem. Thee raa thus alla engthsi the Mod* hut the Mayan mars was fully two in advitaos when they diseppeared baba Um kill. Ups reeppearhig in sight, likainsiefires still in fresh, The Duke song on sewed. Zambesi (who had takes third plea upon Waren' retirement) following, Pane in eke' attendance tam Ur. Worry's colt, the rose jacket of XL Chaplin being distin guishable oat, heading the art. ionspireous masa( which were Archimedes earl Regalia, four of the raie Net t, , Hoiret-Law If=t o Dux. sad Red dropping far etas. g the mile post The Duke drew up to Klarialm. sad held a alight rid sPl o orrj a l the road, the remainder, heeded by Amer ad Br ' bane, following Sa Indian Me to the rifle beta. where Gladiateur improv:ed his postelos, apd amidst • shout from the spectators The ifiessinass's oemlog," he continued ' to draw forward abide by stride sr they appealed the Red-house, where Pease took mooed pros, and at the half-mile post wan la cher attendees@ ups" the Duke so d from this point Klarisstra gaduall7 back, and Gladielour bows third. followed round the band by Brodalbeso. Zambia Berk. and Archi medes. Before fairly remains the t Power roared beam, and The Duke, amidst pea rasent. WSS by the Freers:es, bibs third place, Archimedes end Breadelhine, isexterails, ping on forth ant fifth. The Duke wool without en 'don before mains the diatoms, and Archimedes made a rush, but dirs A rtr a ttr d ri s Grimshaw set the Frenehean going in earnest, was in trouble, sad Biala therefore became woad, ad awed to overhaul Gladiatour, who, however ' came on, sod wort with the sweetest we by three lengtha ; the OW whoa beetles Aroldroed_. .es • throw leng th s between mooed sod third. The Duo three lengths in veer d Lord Stamford's hone, wee fourth; Broadalkaa fifth; Meter to Amhara (who ran through " beater* lot at the lash) was sixth; Pious, wrath; Klarlake and Zambia oat, at wide laterals, fol lowed by Hirst-lew, Berharosa, and Waloot,wri 'reheat in a olester, the last two who came in with the crowd being Dux and lied Earl. After the race Mr. Graham, the owner of Regalia lodged a protest spinet the stakes hang taid over to °h arrow until his mouth had underseas oxamisados. Upon this the stewards of the meeting ossferrod with the stewards of theJookey Club, sad the latter authorities on firmed the &Mae which has alrowdy boon published ad vine to the °war of Regalia, sad the matter may now be one dared settled. Tim Brawn Pun (Handicap) of 5 oat. each, with 50 added; sewed to ma his stake. Red Hewn is. yamld ad Kilkenny, by Daniel rrhooke—Uszy Jet Ilb °ages) 1 Mr..l. atephenson's 3.1114. I gee, Ist 31b ....illeartfleld) 2 Lord Bamford's Guinan, 6 mu, let alb l moll) 3 The following also ran : Rae Mantle, Lady Abbess. Orals, Catalogue, Idler, Skylark. Jane Shore, Caryophilla, Antiwar* (threats% Pak, and M hoptou. Betting : 3to 1 apt Kalmar, 6 to 1 sea Odds, 100 to 15 apt Odors, Bto 1 apt Bine anti ad Idler, 10 to 1 apt Wish Woo by three lengths ; the owe between woad and third. Tea Coaroiroon PUTS (Hendren), d 100 ens., added to a Bwesplakas of 10 soon, 5 ft, for all ape ; oar ' teen winners extra. T.Y.O. rm. W . Roblosoa's Maeda, by Newahister—laildeffty 6 yrs, 7sl 21b (8. Adams 1 Mr. Johnstone's Holstein, S yrs, at alb (Canteroj Lord sterafores Tbereass, a yre. Tat 61b (Carrot) The following ale ma : Bandwidth. Oimar, It , Vaierte.lll. bat, Cielerrima wed Male. Betties sto 2 apt Hols(els, 4to . 1 at The .d m , sto 1 apt Morris. 6 to 1 age Osisaima, and 10 to 1 ere any other. They were &patched to an 'sailboat start, the most *poisonous of the foreenost lot being Lion, Holstein, and Malaita who led the way . to the bend, where Lion dropped heck, 'sad Mower drawing up to Hol stein challenged him at the distance winos a good rave ended in favour cl Usessia by a bead. Two lengths high re tad the mooed and third ; hadeolah was a bad fourth ; 0110/SS next, Lion and Osierrime, next, the lad of all being Valeria. A Bwrimweracus of 10 soya. each, b ft, with 50 added 2.yr-olds, 7st ; three, Set 10Ib ; anise aid pldings allowed 31b• ; woad to save his stake. Red Hone Inn. Mr. Jackson's Reptiles, by Mockwell—liortie, yes, hi UM (M. Covey) 1 Marquis of Hastings' sing Hal, !yrs, Ist .. (J. °Mathew) H. Chaplin's Brootalelaw, byre, stub.... (Cadmus) 3 The following also ran Ambition. Wild Beatty, Mat Har riet* Ammer, and Qul Vire. Betties : 5 to 4 us King Hal, 6to 1 eget Qui Via, 7 to 1 apt Broonialaw, Bto 1 opt Rattle, and 10 to 1 apt Hits Hanist4o. Qt( The was first off, but was was headed by King Hal, who carried on the amain (ate the straight. where Repulse, who had been lying well an, took dose order and challenging the Menials of Haellap' colt at the halididanos, ?quitted him, red won cleverly by a length and a half ; Broomielaw woes bed third ; Wes Har riette fourth, Ambition next, the others Wain in sting alias order. Haw MArairree Plan d 100 pima ; 3.yr-okla, 80i 31b ; four, Pat 71b ; aro, pat 131 b six and aged, 10st. Cup course, about two miles and fi ve furious& Marquis of Restage Ackworth, by hatoiette—Caster- Drava, 4 Fro, 9st lab akar* ir.o BETTING AT MIDNIGHT rrTcm. as to 1 apt Helen (t) 31 to 1 Alabama (I) to 1 Union Jack Si to 1 Clown (t) it) SO to 1 John, Davis (t) 20 to 1 apt Lanadows (t) 20 to 1 littatator (t) 20 to 1 Privateer MI 26 to 1 Salphaelsa tt) stt to 1 Koala Pastor CO 23 to 1 Clabaneyftwasp(t) 5011,1111RL 1000 to SO apt P6lOllllOll (t Ho to so asia Deasisili) Tbe folio Wing Order b the Priv 00tintlii wee Isat ever perished y in ' a sepplenseet y to the L „ ondon Gazette :—At the Commit Chamber, Whitehall, the 13th day of Sepeemarar, 1866—Where'll by as act pared in the sera= el the IDA and 12th years of her permat Majesty's rq iatiteled "An est to provost an al the IS day of September, 1850, sad to the sad of the thee art seise of parlierart, the spree:lie( of ocirepous or infectious da -1 eni amen 'temp, eras, end rhea maims** end which hem sire her from time to time eentiensd by divas wab sequeet ark it is (sisompt other things) snared that it My be lawful for the lords aed others of her Malady's Cociatil, or soy tow or more of them, from time to time, to Teske seek orders red regnistions se to them may sera neoseary for the purples MI prohibiting oe reguistiog the removal to or from inch ports Sr pieces r they may dedgere in such order or order, of sheep, eerie, hones, swine, cc other animals, or of meat, skies, hides, hoses, beds, or other parts el any animalk sad to make any rhea eider er regulatioes for the purposed &lag dirt to the provisions of the maid sal. rd agar to treks, alter, or vary any *soh °ideas or regulations ; sad that all pre Throe for say of the perpmes aforesaid is say such order or 014.01 eon shell have the like fore and effect as if the seise bed been innweed is the said set and that all pewee .-(''ding erred the rid set sal for each sad eery afore faded sad pay say mule era resale for 20L, or sera lonelier sun as the said lords or others al her Majesty's Privy Council may in any car by much order direr, &ad whereas a coots/nom or infection' disorder bee lately appeereel, and sow prevails tenor cattle within that part el re United dom °died Greet Briesia, which is reerally deelgrted as the "cattle plague" sad whereas it was expedient to take measures ter preveratig such disorder from extending to that part al Ullll United Kingdom called Ireland ; and whereas foe each purer% oaten IMO duly node is mu. SWIM of the authority of the said are, by the lords of her Majesty's meet isoaranible Privy Conseil, dated the 255 k of Alger, 1868, sad the 7th day of September, 1865 : sad whores' by the larrasetiseed eider the removal to any pre, in that part of the Coited Kingdom called =tad, from ray pint or place is that pert of the Mara Kinedoen celled Oreet Betide, of say skies, isider i lias, hoofs, or ether parte of say cow, Idiot, ball, ea, or calf, was prohibited ;ad wh ereas it he. been repre seeded to the lords of her Majesty's Privy Conseil that time is messily &large impertasioe into belied of side:said Wee brought from ladle, South Alosries i =it= Which eountries are at me:entire* f Nee tbe es th e "cattle pampa : raw, therefore, the Ira el Mr Majesty's Privy Corral do t, c is SMITSIIIII el repairer sonar by the seed Teatime% wi mad by the several sots oon tineleg the same se aforesaid, order se fellows:—That, after the date of the praliostioe of this order is the London desrae, all bides sad Air brought late Gnat Briers from ladia, Seer Arnie, rAaatate. and atterwards removed hots Greet Seiler to herd, re hereby exereed from the swages of the rid ceder of the 7th day of Seplesibre, 1865: sad the Leeds of bar Majesty's Teemery re to ipee such directions bevels as may be s'a'me to give dee effect to ibis MIPS. PRIIANTHROPIO ficiergrr 'a &soon —The ob. tic= of the harvest borne of this well-known reformer., institution took place yesterday at the fans, Bad-bill, and was attended by a large number of the triode of the OW& UAW°. enuavit whom were Lady Moms, Mrs. (Aara Bal. fear, Mr. W. L. Gower, Y.P.. Ableratea Sakaneen /LP., Capsule Brookes, Main. Banbury, Gamey, Sheppard. Gladstone, fro. The proceedinv annaleased at 12 ( kiosk with various sports Lad veto by the boys, seek as Oat sad hurdle ming, gym las spores, foot ballti do, fee small prises. sad were watiesed with gime uplift until five o'clock, as excellent band, mem pool of the school boys, playing during the intervals pieces of popular mimic m excellent style. While these sports were in prover, • large somber of the visitors oe. copied Ilisatealves u as inspection of the grenade, the farm buildings, the hews sad the stook, the order, regularity, sod clesalleess of which gave goad metafiction, mad it is worthy of remark that Omagh there an about thirty lased of rattle coo the farm, so disease has yet appeared= them. At six o'clock the boys end the v isi tor in the chapel fitted up for the gawk% acid the former baring partaken of a substantial dieser, the chair wan okra by Mr. Gladstone, the treasoran who opened the busier= M the meeting by some appropriate remote, after midi the Rev. Mr. Walters reed some interesting statistics onsoled with the institution, from which it appeared that either*. sent time there were 240 boys in the Wools, cenvisted end seat there by magistrates from all pert. of &Vend, width* average during the year hu been 250. Although the boys were sot subjected to say eoeficoment thou bad boo aory t ten desertioas during he yew. About thy* boys every year are Beet to the colonise end *early the whole of these oases torn out well, many of the ey se solvents seeding OK letters sad smell sums of. at o the school is Wrnow. lodgment of the benefits ® re cei ved by them from it. The boys selected for emigration are chose for their fitness. while others are provided with employment at home The produe of the farm usually realises from 5001. to Mi. per year, and the yield of wisest this year hes boa nine oaks per sore. All the husbandry work is done with the spade. After the clasplais had concluded his remarks the chairman distributed prises to the boys for skill in agricul ture, bsiokmakieg t general good ocoduet, ho., he., sad several hymns having been sung by the boys, t h e pomad ing of a very interesting day were brought to a Moss, and the company departed well pleased with all they had sees and heard. Sustous ACCIDINT 024 THE CALRDONIAN BAIL WAY.-0o Tuesday morning the 1.40 goods taus from Edin burgh to Glasgow ran off the line near Ampheekw situeted about a quarter of • mile to the eastward of Oare wath statioo. The result of the accident wee very serious in damage to the line, to rolling stook, and to the goods is the train. though fortusately as accident to perms was sestaised by any one in the foie. Nearly bona-mile of the reed was ton sia sad fifty yards of the embenkment—which fi &beet half-e -dam' feet high at the place—were throws down. Yates* waggon went orw the embeakment, and their coateste were thrown out iato the adjoiaing fleld, a betwaseseoes mixture of boas, wheat, oil, grows, mad fareiturn The loss to the company will be very Loge, as the goods were mostly valuable. A large twee son were cot upon the line early La the mender. and emal Liao/ at work during the day, but at chisli the labour was not mare then half finished. sad it WYSS Neel sated ONO the rood would is re4sid sad woad ler Irak aatil yoterday afternoon On Teseday the ordinary trellis was worked for nearly • mile be the seetwerd of Clarnwath on the @Ogle Mae and the lierimplamii wee carried eat so eacisatly that there was no detention of any trellis. The cause of the widest cannot be clearly swertelsed. bee it is believed that it was oommiood by • Lep pet. of enith's bellows, which were In a break seer theories MM. Wass ' 'hag aft. ar4 disturbing the wise& , . 6 NAVAL AND mrLITAAY. ..imeneasr, Ben. 13.—Arrommuxes.—Cout sander X. likawr. to the Hawn. Barrios Dr. W. H. Lloyd, to the Exesßeet. fleeter 0. L. akliy. to Om 'Win& amend Master Edwi. B. L. Williams, to the Caledesia. Naval WM F. H. &meet. to the Aeldlles Mel Pressen J. It. Willies's, W. Hard* sad B. Tay lorgieintoPrinores Boyeljor dieponaL H. Paise, Ml* Joseph Grey, J. W. Hewitt, G. Iddis, J. J. Blonde's, ll'Onliena, W. 0. B. P. Jame, W. Owes, arid W. Herd. to the Primer Boyd. for dia- Pied. Fireholeit Amiatinit.Begiserr W. H. Piessy, to the Hector. Fuet.olam Avis 0 . J. Jeferier,_ J. Bergsma (B), it. H. Oeoper. G. Thosrms, A. Lou.s J. Croll, G. J. Barker, T. G. Woodfield, W. Joan, D. WVass, li . B. Ni=imed F. T. Boma AmietaatAlogiseara B. J. Follower, J. A. Clookea. H. Willis, mid B. Berridge. Amiss Boomid•cdose Assiatent-Fingineers G. T. Worm* W. Assn, sad H. G. Cooking. Tel LivitaroOL Marmethavell AIM TIM leciitallmi Surraii.—At a meeting el the inegietesam held yesterday, wee Mated by Mr. Mitt and Mbar gentlemen, that the statistics eallected biased, by all pans en the @abject et the menagemeatef pehiksienew ems ell drunkenness, be., Wen vary - iserespiese, sad ii ire• deeded se mune the mooted, meetlngs et the bomb hliesentinerd sernetese ago), and that the aid asmiloblo he Mewled to furnish statistics of ruble-home MAW and kindred niatiers. • enb.oommit tee was also apeisted eeperialesi the calleetise of with Malsties. COLLIN:LT ACCIDEPT AND LOOS OP MOST LIT Z& —A moot appelhag colliery catastrophe, by which eight men and boys were deprived of life with only *few mooed: warning, occurred late on Tuesday atieriseoe at the Ceii. forma Pit, situated at Peaniogtos eo gq, between three and four mike from Wigan. The forms pert of the extensive works of the Kirklem B Coal and hen Company. At a quarter to form some ow lambed ac the men had been oonveyed safely to the =does, and sight more colliers and drawers were clacei slily in the upper portion of the " two Weber " cee, by the booker-on to amend th e sheet, a diatom's dabout 315 yards. The cogs wee within about 45 yards of the toy —de strokes of the swim—when soddenly, end from eases ewes at pressed usexplakeed, the reps slipped ear the one- Awed dram en to the shaft, sad Untwk the engine wee lennediately checked the owe fell dews the gl ac e= the steel lite in two like thread, and then with its living freight, at • feartal me to the bottom. • fall cif folly 270 yards. The wartime at the pit eye had, fmati4, wieleisat Was I. pt eel of the way of the owe, whist, moving with extraordinary velocity, seedbed Omagh the Mardis& whisk emend the dib bele, and was hidden in the 7 fest of water which it coatained. It wee enbsecnietly twig that the eight persons referred to had been jAdvertiminent.) HOLLOWAY'S P 1328 AND enrestmm—B eel Die eiveL There is a gloat merehing oewenee trees tie Irk . who thumeme Meads ow preseason@ aseney ; usree is ederelet► and lie *Aerie eerie& et lapeeMet. rep. Mem. reknit& ane CeseraCesey. Race of them greve=zil ilite dire Mime iru eenerecese lathed , iii . s e as .vm.gpsa asp uereiereed le erillectrisp b ibs Mama leesesaes, teverisirsome in vela Selma dieedeepa eethee. Ves " IMProldeen". ereibie view celevatel le treat ineesestany and subdue symptoms of chasm wbsa eieliaeries RlO mrWs ones eseedelee seek billever le their Afton hnsmastc har re= mese them* kle winetentweramh Cam may fedbily tea besiabisnes within Mows hem LAW IXTELLIGENCi. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-Bm. Perm Mr. Omni Wiener linhoyo IN II 111701 L The baskrupa, who we a s Abbot's clerk, of Cl uw , d m " nobs% bet now a prisoner to Whieftleteli applied ear hi Mere. The pebbles was preesetel to sad the debts were of seal ensoent. Pi r. r* Drew supported the application. • Oa behalf el a ereditor it wee urged that the bealoss.. instilled to a mahasest Waist is • ihow_i• Quses'ead Beyeweiar. mid that he hod gime no recentatkee thereto. It was asked that the bankrupt should inu iz i : prosody limn after the meeting for &Mos. The Oonsasheimer laid that the bankrupt's oily snot peered to he has tatatiegent lobelia in the k m , water, sad as it was not likely that orediton mai nayst by the order being made, the appliabb wok he ed. (Before Yr. &Elam Breegliam.) II an =U LM PLUM This wee a first ateetiad. 1%. bsskrept we healinis ne becoaley, Kent, brew, and of 9, Miselersee, b o w if the Oomaserela Dabs Wins piensuted hY owa v itien, statint a tt la iMealta k t j u t mime Woo& ha interred lobilithe ea beheld b Ormomeraial Union ine Newsy (Ii ins). Tics tO GOMA in thseggrepne to elect AM. llewsal pooh were sow admihed, and Mk Who g evert, Tewerbl 1, wine rr.heet, mad lie a the Borough, airport masufacturer, wire ohms maw I<r, d. Miller, of Ferchureischest, in the windy, II U. WOO. U WILILY JOINta. Tim bankrupt was • wholesale sad export oil a lg a. of Wastes Works, Brroroudsm, trading under the Neeler end Jobe's'. The ad jadicatioa worn the el the Oonsolidated Book Mohan, fee =es the beiden of a bill of ersbim ex amount, accepted by the bankrupt. The Insft im anderstool to be heavy, and the bankrupt, it tulakg,b, surroodered. A bet ineesteg wen new bold, at which la atelpps cheese, end Ilson. Asburet sad Co. wore gm* solicitors in the matter. 131 U MOUT CillaSSO. The bankrupt was a ooramission Nest, of Ooveetcprosa. come bares the court moa li t i t atiribmiag his failure to bed debts mil hai l The ledebtedsees appears to moot to Au 6,0001., with mesh eel yet awortsieed. This was the drat meeting. AmOPles• was Mom* Mr. Jamie Oconee (Johnstone, Cooper, Whale, Ul m was appointed marmites to the estate. 14.1 L hbrehruns is the soliohlor seder the possmi * II 13 0. 3. 1101111101. toptBmere aloe choesa under the baakrnpley of Chip Brown Bottum. of 44 , Onmford - ••••1. X bone, who was adjudicated epos lke.plOtio• a • No noncan hare yet base fled, but debh to as mem 6031. were proved. THE POLICE COURT& BOW-BrPZET. A worms named le;a . .fanssan Was Idased hdlg. Vaughan, ea amend, charged with disrepair tali =LA= the ecoretary of the British 414414 kt by Wm repreeratatioss. the evitisses, the primmer int sophis t adtleandiat to e July lest as a. ippetieet. She herself as Ws. Rogers, Meg sad 12, Lade= street, TeetsahasPeeurtread. sad produced I rage esmilleste. This was a gamine eloselemi lu it misled t• a former hmlead of the pass Illas afterward' called eosin, giving bet tam rag W. that she wis the sister of not eld I. Rem M M i sbt: g posmstarely warmed mid oo bs mad to theboapitil Oa this pretax* she applied for Faure oriskres, which the beard panted, and the wastm shout to carry oat the dimities" of the toed, *Ai 11111•11, who had been peerlessly dispatched to nab i earls, rearmed mad told him the whole store ,se Tlm axes& of the hones, No. 12, Titehtsidaboa si the primmer bed mover Mee a Meant et Isms, sad hot di beer aothing al her. The stepdaughter of the primer had around certain quietism put to her by the =al when the prisoner Maraud ham she called the gll en very violent nem" and ultimately Messed ha at dim The pawner was folly committed for trial. The emestable asked what was fie be dams Nth girl; she could not go baok to her Whim sal Asa jested to go back to the workhome, whin she Imila Mayhem the last week. Vaeglan—What to your objection be the wild* Tba gai—l can't staled the Ran ; se poss-es tti nothing hat breed sad purl. Mr. Vaughan—What are you ? The giri—A servant out pleat lam gag is al relating in the country after this ism i s ova, hi lies scaldsg to support myelin until that time. Kr. Toughen them pat several guestioes to hetid, Mr which the canstable mid his wife would ake essiel tel I else had nowhere else to go. The msgistrats to each an arrangement, and told the eseasik get the girl a pair of boots, Srn be was Miami is nearly dertitiate of theme articles. John Burgas, who steads= ter wit i = wit ki • plover, Losveastark, mg cis bushier at Oarrick.strest sad Deouremmd, Strand, was spin placed at the bar. her to . la sp w p ia. ly wforhose"""gromosess for r spie t t Plissill" tere teredd idi ld b name whom lso mold sot otherwise pt sikarksdidi therefore he mast also ask for statism mead Mr. Abrams. who defended the prisemr, 'Albs hi • 'Madam to mak warm hat he presumed ble aim" be ague admitted to bail. The suntan ol the primer wen them meresi. mil as ordered Ito Woad this day week. YARKIITS. TALLOW!.—WIDSZODAT Evararo.—The Iu Is Need tal. Spot, mow 460. 3d. to 460. 6d. pid, d Ootot y er to Deountbsr, 46. 3d. to 46.. 66 ; Dem* oli; to 47.. 6d. ; January to Mama, 47a. llareh,46e. Delivery to lad everting, 1,001 cob ; griet 1,507 mks. 0011'.—Livistioot. aim 13.—A fok 1.2•92. 111 Misr steadier prim. asks to-day 12,0001018 A bill 3,000 sososistios and import. 800 itmorkoo. 1 0 : I " NISTA. 12d. to ; 100 Mods asi I r. ; 1.200 laplion , 154 . to Md. 11 Ise 1 to 144 d. ; 9,400 Bunk 24d. to 14id. ; Nato, Bonsai, Ilsiods, hos., 84. to 9d. ; Chao la Is 141., 200 Pam AL - LEATHER.—A fat sneer amount al bedew lota trsensated in usostdeseriptione of goodsdtaing.ths ryslsi On Tuesday at Leseleshall the supply el fresh WWI suisll, and the deemed was oily "sodas% is WO about late prim. Good swop hides, 401 b. to aa seamen drowns hides, Emboli sad tonal WO* sad English and Spanish horas bids rro the aide sta ea renew.. 0011.N.—Bowrose, Stn. 13.—Vro bed • .mom.still of wheat to-day •; coaditioa of saaapios Wawa; "' demand was fair at b. ebbs& New rod, 375. 01; whit% 40a. to 42e. ; old red, 44a. to 46a ; hite. 4 91 . 111 ' Ocaboow, SIFT. 13.—This day's market ar attended. aad wheat mast bo elevated tally 3d. log =than this eh os'asight, bat the trade vas OW Er r than he the ie>tlod of the week. Flour Id II barrel lower. Balk usaltesd. Now esti reti auk be boa sad sht at 6d. to la. per bo y 11. sad sew World le 2e. 6d. per load redisation. Bums fully so dem lei CaO steady. CATtLlL—lloarewa. Etzrr. 11—The big a IP wadies. bee erased oor trade to rale very WV!. sada from Sa 4d. to ss. 4d.; mutton, 6s. to 71.; bad So 10. 6d. ; weal. da. to 4 1 . to si " . pot stows cd oinking the GILL ---------- 3011411 Du Danes delicious health restoring szones nee awes, attbral medians at Kr: . L e. ad= son. ooat m est im luma. OM=Ora MM. Ulu. walk . eel lam 1111, 11088 lb wall to ==. saaasay,—Da Dam lad 014 WT. le e rs I. W. Is gm. Wt. fla. M.: Mks. flaril Losollal , ---- BIRTHS, MAR/LUGS% AND DIATIOL MIMS. Wink-et*maw Mat No. 1, Hatolltoo•place, *a 1401 101$ Bead. of • sou. NI it fairMA6:--08/ii•Oblif IU. ot Lower Nonfood. 0 0 Alfred tbayatd. Ma , of • danbter. 10 , GILUSSAItr..-agasaltar 11, at Latognedo 4ol44llll 4 ...a. latararwrk. W., tb• wife of IL IL Grosaboatb.:l;oo HATCIAII.-eoptoiabor 11, at Oasoubary.yark ."' Xt. W. I. Ba r:raft of eon. ....000f 11 of r . W. 11, at • Goodostboopo, Soldaad..- - C. W. ltarloo, lbeq., of MARRIAGES. EINMIDT-RIINTER.-Simptimber It at tko Ora: =eseloodoN It 1111.• f. Imbed ladralb. ot J. R.Atsv, Req.. wiffit Stak .41. 6 Jariumm_Aw..migimm.add. _ Timm Potklibtfido. by flto Whey of Oa bride, 1. 11.E7 lot. nth 'mega Coany. to Zdith. dtbdige ? of 411.4 "' Mod" a Gitoossioratement. 1101.1iwk DEATHS. Albaup .....a. III• SACINOSSE.-Srptember IA st battet, w-- I Raditiost. 164. alltd 1 DlABvattSo-11.•=14, H. XL. J. Deane, Sol., at lmillAile* . GAADMiI...--liotembatll, stigma, abrogoldto, air S P ' i Om *OM E.Moitil% Elk .. letiwd rd 1.011.1•1 by yams ins zoo drop Issilassisies* slbs st Les4ss. Oille• issaSssisisees, Is Ur lresissl Timms. Sysipissis US cs' u. b. 96 i , mo•••—....aust MOM - , Mird i Ll ia. ard. i •,.• i i - i lio AX V tlie L. L am Volk a, leir l :rst a tirear aa t, , to A Ar i llratVeltilt sot btiL .....-------- LE P ACK - 4 , mi l sixtraa .. = -wi , • V111L , "..--- -- . Iratect r l. 16. riatiamer 06., s, Otototho: IMP. 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IN ages bowie Ili dock ditto P.lllll 4 If law T• bataaos bedpost. &t De. I , e l -- 7e 111110•11balai a; • 100 aviial4+ is . :E t " • ft M Ikeweeded t . weeds. the d bet be elk towards lib , Prospect, deed at el paten OM( A *atm tot . Mote Ts Os Dir. ' .1; .. r: ealit t, • ow s. aims wet • THE = N O OTICI NE n Country. 4 1 Inn 41, • • PAI) 1 oh: • I lin 7 DIC I 1 EIS I o~ ~~ ' I L -I. • 1 I /'