The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-07 00:00:00

------ WI FENIAN MOVEMENT IN =LAND. DUBLIN, Planet Nicnr. Martin A. O'Brennan was today committed for trial. on the ensile of publishing in the Connaught patriot a seditious and treasonable article. Mr. Curran (who appeared for the prisoner) said, after the evidence had closed—l do not know my self what opinion your worship may have formed on these articles, but I think it would be very hard to spell anything out of them like treason. They are very ind , screet, no doubt—and that is my own opinion—but my defence is that Mr. (Mennen hal nothing to do with the printing or publishing of them. The articles are from other hands than his, although his name does appear on the registry of the Fitesnp.odice. Of course, air, you will use your own discretion as to what course you will take, but that is the defence which I am instructed to wake. 1 may add that 1 have known Mr. &Brennan for many years. He is a very learned lean in his own way. I never knew him to be anything but loyal. Mr. Strouge—'Thin comes under the Treason felony Act. - Mr. Barry—Yea. Mr. Stronge—That is for compassing to levy war against the Queen, and expressing t hat com p assing .„ _ b . ; writing. Mr Barry—Yea. Mr. Strouge—l consider, then, I have no discre tion in the matter. 1 consider that the articles pine within the meaning of the statute, and 1 must soniudt him for trial. Mr. Curran-11 ill your worship accept bail for him 1 Mr. Stronge—That I certainly cannot do. Prieouer—lo that case 1 must amist my *otiose'. No matter who wrote the article it is laid at my door, and my liberty has been aggressed. (The prisoner was proceeding to read extracts from t he articles in proof, and to (*mutant upon them, when Mr. Curran suggested to him that he had better sit down.) The prisoner declined to do so, and went on to complain of the virulence of the crown in dragging Lim from his wife and large family, at 9 o'clock iu the morning, when an intimation that he was wanted would have been sufficient, and also with keeping him in close confinement during the night. He said that if such treatment had been given to a loan at Naples, the Attoruey-General and Solicitor- General would have characterised it as barbarous. He would enter his protest against his either being remanded or put upon his trial, becaueeall through his life his whole course had been to do as his church taught—yield obedience to the laws and to the monarch, whether di facto or de jure. He had always been obedient to the Queen, and there fore, be did not wish to have her Majesty's repre sentative say that he bad violated his conscience by violating the law, and thereby committing mortal sin. He felt he Lad committed no crime, and vio lated no law of the land. He bad nothing more foray. The magistrate might commit him or not as he pleased. Mr. Strouge—lt is my duty to commit you for trial. It would b i unbecoming for me to make any observation in reply to your remarks. Prisoner —May I have the liberty of writing to soy family Mr. Stronge—You will have the liberty of writ ing subject to the prison regulations. The prisoner was soon afterwards removed to Richmond Bridewell. The informer, George Augustus Frederick Gillis upon whose information, it will be recollected, the prisoner Moore was arrested, was this day arraigned before Mr. Strange, in the office of the Pubes Com missioners, Lower Castle-yard, for being himself a member of the Fenian Brotherhood. Yesterday the prisoner failed to identify Moore, and on this day Acting-Inspector Smith, G divi sion, gave the following information :—I was pre sent, and saw the prisoner sign his information on the 27th September ; on Thursday, the bth Octo ber, I went to Gillis's residence, for the purpose of getting him to give his evidence, and bearing his Informations read over again, when he voluntarily stated that he would take 10 years before he would do what he had already dune, as his family would be ruined. Mr. Stronge (to the prisoner)—Have you any thing to say why I should not commit you on your own information? Prisoner—l have nothing to say. I expected it would come to this. Mr. Strouge—l shall send you for trial for con spiracy with the members of the Fenian Brother hood. The prisoner was then removed. At 5 o'clock this morning Joseph Jude, son of the eminent hotel-keeper, Grafton-street, Dublin, was arrested as a Fenian at }Linings:, where he was the manager of an hotel belonging to his father. In the city of Cork four additional arrests for Fenianism have taken p!ace, namely, J. Mountains, who keeps a shoebinding establishment ; William Bagley, an auctioneer's clerk ; David Reilly, a tailor ; and Alfred Nicholson, a proprietor of a woollen factory. A man named Keegan has been arrested in Corris, county Carlow ; and two tradesmen, John Nugent, carpenter, and John Bagwell, a shoemaker, were arrested this day in Drogheda, and remanded by the magistrates. THZ DOUBT.' MUZDZB BY • LUNATIC IN EDIN -11IIIMIL-I'he Scotsman, is refereoce to this shocking oc geneses, which we briefly chronicled yesterday, says :— " A fearful crime was committed on Thursday forenoon at the Grange--a young man murdering his mother and Mater, in broad daylight, io the public street, and 'boost under the eyes of the neighbours. The murderer is s man of thirty years of age, called John Hunter, who has bees from boy hood weakly in body sad erratic in mind, and whom for several yei.ra it had bees thought prudent or foiled mess sary closely to conies within his father's house, in Dal. rymplocreecent. It is supposed that yesterday the young man attempted to leave the house, sod was intercepted while so doing by his mother and sister ; and that It was in anger at this interruption and with the view of freeing himself from the confinement, which he had, on the whole, borne very patiently, that he struck the fatal blows. He bad armed himself, seemingly in his determination to lib*. sets himself, with a piece of iron bar shoat eighteen inches brag and one inch is diameter; and with this—when hie mother and sister had followed him through the garde, before the house, to the pavement beyond, eodeavouring to persuade him to return—he felled his hapless mother dead to the ground, and by repeated blows destroyed his sister, lambed falba prostrate over her mother's corpse. The appearance and dememioar of the prisoner (for Hunter was speedily end witboot difficulty takes into custody), as well as the statements of his family—whisk moves to • respectable circle--plainly iodinate that when he committed the crime he cues Mum. ; and the sad tragedy gives a wom bs that should be taken good heed to, of the dangerous stature of the kindness by which persons in the unfortunate emidition of the murderer see permitted to live without proper surveillance and care." A DY.AP MAN FOUND AMONGST • CAROO or Oorroz—Tle• National Steamship Company's new stom a* QUO.D., Wee with cotton, arrived from New York at Liverpool a day or two Mace, and amongst the balm of eotton in the bold, when the cargo was discharged, was found the dead body of a roma much decomposed. The labourers having removed about tea balm from No. 2 hatch, bawd a boodle oontsialag two *roof trousers, • cost, vest, ant a pair of old blucher shoes, tied in a handkerchief. After removing two hales more they saw the less of the ' The body lay iD a crooked position upon Jenard. —_ _ lay its back, an d a bale of cotton railed upon the bead sad chat. With the :fe w etn of s shirt sod bawl about the shoulder., body was naked. Oe the bales agar, sad as some Isdian coat begs, there were 'pros:awes of blood. A. inquest was held yesterday at the borough Coroner's Court, white the wassails stated that they thought it amenable that tbe illesseeed could hath stowed himself where be wee toned *resold have both placed there without the keowledge of th. stevedores who stowed the cargo at New York. The tir i THE ELEVEN. ram 0011/436. HICOND HISM4I9. 2. W. Bessells). b Humphrey 6lb u, b Humphrey .. 16 Llinton, b Pooley A. Taylor, e sod b Jupp linty, b Jupp Soatbon, c Jupp, b Humphrey W. A. Csslow, c Jupp, b Hum Over H. Y rem is Peaky W. B. shepherd, b Feeley H. Howick, 0 Noisy t, b Humphrey 1 Colliaibourue, b PooM7 Bowes, b Poole; wide 1 Total 40 Total .......... 48 ANALYSIS 01 THZ DOWLING. I.l.ltVii —TIM 011111 P GC Halls. lam Wide,. Wicket& 121 16 1 11 46 2 0 2 100 4 0 0 14=228 --6•00120 Mom Balla Kg 118 Bono Hides Wlckola. 0 6 106 6 0 2 48 0 0 0 CRICKET IN FRANcL—An outfit of cricleting gooda, comprising • besatiful bat made of • pied* of willow by Memo. Fred. Lilly white and Ward.. of London and Brightoo. • set of stumps, • ball, a pair of leg-guards, a pair of batting gloves, spike shoos, tee.. boa just awn forwarded to this young Ptiliet Imperial of France by this well-known firm, through Um Paris Cricket Club. CHESS BY TELEGRAPH. Another amusing illustration of the manifold wren of the electric telegraph took place at the St. James's Chew Club on Thursday evening. Challenged lest February by the young sad vigorous Meta club springing up in Dublin, the St. James's Club luvt no tame in carrying out the arrangements for II Dowel and interesting variation of ordinary chase routine. A telegraph match was agreed upon, and it was arranged that the wires should communicate from one club room to the other, arid that the moves should be transmitted to and from the alter isle with rather lees delay tbae a brilliant player bas often to endure at the bands of • "slow and sure" antagonist. Bat the result, although highly creditable to the skill of both contending clubs, ma as unsatisfactory as • drawn battle must necessarily be. To settle 001411140t' • return match was proposed—that la to say, if, the term " return match" can be applied to a struggle in which the com batants remain at home. Both clubs mustered in great strength. At half-past 4 the match commenced. Inspires of the interest takes in the single games, the great centre of attraction is the St. Club wu the consultation game, which was lwilliantly contested bet ween Mean. Keble, Baker, and Howard, on the patriot St.Jamea's, and Miasma. Thacker, sod Rd on the part of Dublin. So well wee the contest maintained, and so evenly were the chances of battle balanced, that, although the straggle was conlittied till as mutually late hour, many of the games remained eadecildsd. BILAIDU.IL—GRAND DLitlt-Dads lit m BAL- Locesuni.:—AArand deer.drivtl took place in the forest of biverentd aed - in the Belloehbuie. two days ego, ormitnene. ins at the highest peak of Craigen Tenon, and exteadier down the winding vale towards the sombre forest of BaHoch. bale. The party consisted of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Prism Louts of Heseriouid Priam Joho of °lucks burg, and Major Rig. The wind very uofortnnately suddenly veered to a south-westerly direction, and the herd went very awkwardly forward. 011 owning to Ike point, his Royal Hieing* levelled sad brought down on of the best step, Lakin him close betwixt the shoulders—followed by •- Chaplain, ft i lovereauld, who levelled the next stn. - - -- - ---..--- -- - - __ -- --- . ---. atedioal widows was to the elect that death mast have Mr. Obsolete, from Intim.- - - lakes place before the vassal left New York, that the face i the satire sport of the day imamate( el tag above.- Mr. Timms" Baird, oa Mr. Alderman Bosley taking his 1 ---- aid to coisper* -- ; i p. --- ft -- --- to and bead had bees bread and Ike ease broken beftwedesth, BiliriturgA Courant. seat en the beach, addressed him as follows :-Would von th _ ----- •_:. - ._.......... eau a. fe. Heritage. ..,-- --- ,---......._ ... sad that the Miens' mass were healthy. As fat se the 1 Lieutenant Dzienlowski, a young Pole, late an ____,a.- - nliel 'W W k and J. dan hte of e iZge. kW. et - Ufg w-lw " r " . " allow me, air, to call your atteotioo to • to which hos rules, which were mob:lied to lir. Ti a d v d .r Pratt, prohibited -.J. Photos and D. Pit e er k a i, tl . oo . wiell i r . e ...4 w ` ii.. : jey. . aii ..--aiii i ; na . ‘,..--;.. He110■ ...::,7t appeared in the newspapers of the sth inst., iiscompceitioa would allow of a description of the belly, it w. Walmaley, J. 31Ille, T. Whittaker, . hitta er, was as follows :-5 feet 8 inches high, @toot hi:Bd, about 35 • °Seer io the Polish army, committed suic'As at his lodates, of In George.street, Dowsport, en Feidaygmonliag. is ems in which Captain Hoary Clarke Jervoise, of the UMW -. was ! dream Guards , suismosed a f=herd, Rainford, Lenessli . ftwerns . in a t psic he pal of stook to • • member__ wed_ his loan had been net and D. W. D . re • wit peerage's, so ter as re• nomad wink = Bonk. Mr. Cayman was of Opilliet that the dateedant mold not sj she , st ... i t_m m u erte and'. H. Bag. 1 oak. Liacoln- Wier DitkTFIB. the Inc 1 • 101 a l a‘ ° , und i whiliwt ; darl ' c"nPleli"t f ro nt i straitened ciresmatanses, and sbot hinted( wi th a 1 o f Parsonhe took. 11 the rules of the society did sot allow an J. ..-- • mammon' sad J. Weighl ibo hreat p a w ' . d. 3101ilki. -October 4, at leidatermos, ,OonloweSsege e s ley for an t. The case WY heard before Si Sir F. G. recover 5 1206 phol44Frapbefl-T. hod bald. The ' aat of the jury was " found new, with ; x . • pistol XOOO, and of course Ido ao4 apply for it to be reheard. the &readmit to withdrew Ins Meek, wither oould his machise wool emsb wiekas-J J. Levi sod A. Led. 43. P. lobes. ILA.. eloplain of Beftiebeni liceplialaildi j or d d 11.1.6.1 ' b°l b° die 444668 win Dmived there '''' CO I [Adeertisetneat.)--HouowaT's Ourimmyr AND 1 The defendant mould sot give the 'witness street Without, watehmakees-B. Smithies. W. Darrkoo, and 'Luna -okasass A. A s li ges b o un" 11.1., Jame. welfare to show." but only that you should hear W. Peter Brow e r state. smisgases. Corbett, acholes aad Bradford. worsted ismegfeetweeli le fer the late Ig. W. Mg* Seq., sgl /A W. po e t,-year no .-Thousb sorrowded by circumstances die- . • tOOll i tftt sentlemse beim; the employer of Ms deinedoet. power *Web he dot we W ill " kii melf • n• (Hr. Darailal J . J. Corbett-J. IL Jackson 'ad J . elsopeen, Bleafeed lIIMOND6.-Ooteher 6, at mows. IA" 4:46.4 Why imperil your own and children's health se....t.gtous to health, 'Mese remedies, if progorbi sirgePti t IMy skeet complains, is the Lot place, that ambit" 'tam coomidend that the stook was tate lien! the damdaot paid tend useisral dealen-0. Otadabit sell T. C. ltarshaw, st akm a. Dmo m . u N ar die , A. w arid 79. by dimmed want sad other unwholesome food or wow will cut shoit Week legoeura , ledselmotien , diphtheria aim ; Wier. 0 Pik ' 4 , . made by G ina, Jorvoim were without tonodstion, i the ken. L i ii iit....“-s. Lratt, el. lOW _lnd J. NAM*, f.&• TAYLOR.. -oftebef 4. wift alb a ma druga wbsa Du Derr, • delicious health restorlog AO- • a host of otter complaints, always lurking about to Wee oa the • WWI- -. __ _ . wields Arabka food yields thrice the nourishment of the bed wok. fedora, sad unwary. The superiority of IloVeweve I issemsek am be (aar. P. Brews) sever laid his hood Wes . _ ~ I The sompleimat said it lye test sass of the Mad that la glie srP • m apieco, City, hest 'Lela werahsass -W. litlenro, T. mu- ma w secuicsisrA, r e :, 110& 411.4 under the mina el their exists sad lye mambos eor Harlow sd S. f. Pielmigh Ilteleytuidge, Iron- monts-cnsanar a, a s .A. W. Rood, of X•mt 6 . 4 .1 c .,.... w ith ou t rota, 0 , i ncoo ,„ tenee . d e r econn i o abt a c ig t es ova 011101/, far ettbduina disease, his bees ao tally :Yu He him also to eemplein that hie salseniss, who had too! „ . .. ..........„ . b= •R. , regards L ndoo.-.r. Fuss, S. Nock. and n5._ i__ ............................. .....„.,...........eia. . amok inahras. oonsumption, debility. iniadta, sad widely leered teat His oaly arc I. sift. dieted to . as a t eftenuely spoke is a wog low two, w a s sot ow- , were &mom actszteg sae i en. so arm *wick Wu wwindastarses, sit Wr sti ra ._____---------- =r l :;, - ugiwu 1110 r, Sad 10,010C15 c 002014104, 404 MTN give them a tral. ii.d if aw ins truct " . I• 14•4 m g" i ll s. be restful Is his ostka to hove bit witassese beard, these 1 Mr. moir e s n noir - va7 importest question ___ s _ly• Joir i s l k r t i li - asa s, a Nook, sad W. laaas Flatus. Was - - ---- Fs & ROM USA st SW lion It 4 coat Is °User reakedlet ! 50,000 curs asnosay. Dm followed. no dimppointmente will ensue or danpiews mom- ban 6 . on who were proem w bs. it was said wheeler • member lay* obtained • nee maid apply his 11 """. f . d .,,,,,,L r a ga. su n .1.. am. petal., oovaaroy, ash. Pr ot e ct mad Pmbilmhad •Winuani maw , as 110 Hew/ we t....., Na 77. Inweatotreet, Lofton. W. In tim e 11h, (peaces result in hoarseness, and ulcerated sore throat, the th tld Brows ferciblY: l isetad the 00110$0i01104. With stook is liquidatiou of his debts, and he advised the society ineenare-43. C. Payee and IC liana. t sad Marti. latawdWiralk Is Wm au et leadea. it _ .m.• ligbe. O . Whs., 4ft.: also at el. oracechurehetrest : o i n t me nt s hould frequently ft robbed on the neck amid top of •r. lye , tee Oilk• ma mi lmmaimr44omemt. Ma Ye beim , a Indlo ww. to take counsel's *efts. 01000treziggrprosoirT. Worth sad J. Druids% Lucia. Brows 11.. Cluiptla.. 0. M. sad taas. Oggicdctreet . and at all Grooms. the cheat Olll arram4 the increasing Inflammailoa, allay die. cape° to s Mortar. tbat Mr. _ _ onabia. du o , , y o w ler A m W. 11.4101. oereara 7. Les. -4eavertemenemai gauss,* 'sad gradually cars. is h• wield pep amain that hes aim mien he "me .... 11 . 8 WM/ lass ' Wm% r 1 TEE EXPRESS, SATURDAY ITENING LAW INTELLIGENCE. SPOBTING - INTELLIGENWL ROYAL CALEDONIAN RUNT.—FaIDAT. Tax WHIP. gives by the Dukes d Berabauce, oddest to • Swoopotakea of 10 sou. wok Two roam. Mr. C. W. It. Itazosay's b I Iconoclast, 4 yrr.. Bst k WheaUoy) W.O. Tex Town 00BICIL EYTAIMB of 5 son. each, 2 It, with 25 added . • 2-ynoida, list 7lb ; taros, 7st 112 b ; four, Bot 71b tiro 84101 b ; sod aged, Bst 12Ib ; penalties awl alloWanass. Throe-quarters of a mite, Mr. Nobort Debases h c Wolf Dog, f yr.. Mt 71b (It. Clugloorr) I Mr. Jackson's b less MMlarna t ywe, 64 13trowoo) 2 Ms. T. llastannwlis b Lounge, yrs . Vat Mbb l o c . 713 sit Odarchsat) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Ovr. 6. (Before Mr. Ca nedssiceer (i.elber%) 111 Li JOGIMI =RID 111011. The bankrupt was • pubii.her, of Cathode... Amt. Strand. This was the eittrog for eurseiostioe and die- Me owes to ussecured creditors 4,7571. ; to thou ;l= seourity, 8,7064 ; liabilities ea bills, 4,1754 The erste are stated et 100 1 . ; property held by erediton geourity, 11,5501. This property couslits chiefly of copy rights of • lumber of weekly and mostblv publicitious. of which the principal ere—The London Herold, valued it 7,0001., mod the Watt!, Mail and Televraph, 1,5001. Mr. Chidley, for the for asked f .r cub, goods, and diadem socutues, also for special mounts of the bank rupt's dealings with three of hie oreditors. The IW3ollllti asked for were ordered. Mr. Licklater, who appeared f.e. Mr. Better, a large creditor, wished to put s quutioe to tbe bankru— whether he hsd r, pledged soy goods shortly before his ba nkruptcy' The bankrupt spawned in the eisgstiee. Au adjournment wee ordered for sdditional essounts. Deolsrstion also ram Betting: 6 to 5 as Miss W W illiams, 3 to 1 a fine aptrace, Lose b p, and and 7to 2 apt Wolf Dog. on, 'her • oboes bead; • bed third. Tun EDlXllattall HantaCAr of 10 sore. rub, 5 ft, and cooly 2 (to the fund) it declared , with 100 added ; whinny. extra; the aeoond to save his stake. Onos round and • diataawa (46 subs. 33 declared.) Mr. Mr. Jackamis br c Jupiter, by W ea therbit —Athena Palla, 1 3 yrs, 7st 1113 Mr. Wallin:Leona c isst Lyon, 3 ye, 7st 81b (Cared) Six. Daissun's b I Curtain Lecture, lyre, 7st elb an. Mb ex.) (Cameron) The foUowle also ran : Ilendige, Moose, and Bunnuarside. Betting : 2to 1 apt Curtain Loom% sto 1 each apt East Lynn end Sinnoserside, 6 to 1 apt Beodigo, and 20 to 1 apt Jupiter. Won by • 'boa nook ; a bead between the second and third ; two leagtkui betweiaa the third and fourth ; the other two beaten off. Tug lioisinsusaii Sum of 3 son. eseb, with 25 added ; 3.yr.olds, flat; four, 9st 12Ib ; five, 104 51b ; six sod mod, 10st 71b; mares and geldings 'Bowed 31b ; &Boerne" do. ; the wood to easy his stake. One mile. Mr. W Interinshess's f Sweet Jessie, by Wiudhuund— Leetine, 3 yrs, Wt tub ( W a rd) w.o. Tbn number of Mr. 3harisis liednis, yrs. was put up, but afterwards withdrawn. THE Imairr.aa' Puri (Raadiesp) of 60 more., for all alas ; wienerseataa. Own mad. Mr. Alexandre& Lapldist, byre. et 10Ib Mr. W. Cowen's f lissom, Byre, Set illb. Mr. Bald od. t Ittlke yrs.bat 131 b . „(Dixon) 1 4.arteN 2 ..(News) 3 - 14.1crrilri;lio ran. Betting :Era apt Lapidiet, 4 to 1 apt and to 1 apt Stiff. Woo wily by thrmegoarteds of a length ; Woo kingtbs between second and third. Tan OALZDOBRAN Cur, 'slue 100 KM. in spiels ; 3-y olds, 7.1 ; four, fist 21b ; five, Bat 01b ; six and Ned fist 121 b , torwei snowmen and penalties. Three miles. .31r. W. Uralmuis Regalia. 3 Yrs. 7st lb (in. bib r(ex) (Ca 1 Mr. G. Dritlelis The Scouter b b`„ aged. Sat 5(1) ;Wheatley) 2 lii. Barber's Whip. 3 Mrs. est 111 b ;Ward; 3 Boning: 50 to 1 °a Regyslis, who won in a cantor by ten lengths; six lengths bourses second and third. Tug Must H.U4DICAP of 5 soy.. each, 1 ft to the Geand Stead fund, with 30 added by the Royal Caledonian Hunt ; foe all saes. Dace resod. ...Jackson's t Williams, by Knight of Kars Candy, fast (Cameroni 1 Mr. Jackson's Stuasserside, ?at lab Uoy le Mr. U. Carte Ourttam,Set /lb (Swedes; 3 The following also ran :—Newchurch, Our Jun [late Castle lapis), Madras, emelt JeasSe. Betting : 5 to 4 apt Madras, 5 to 1 apt Miss Williams, at e 1 apt SitmmW, and 7 to 1 apt Durham. Won, aftr a bee moo, by • head ; two lengths bat ow second sod third ; Madras • bad fourth. Tux FARR% ELL HANDICAP of 30 Noes., eddied to • sweep stakes of 3 goes. mai 1, 1 ft (to the fund) ; gentlemen ridars ; proles/iambi 71b extra. Winnors extra. Ono mile. Mr. Jackson's Jupiter, 3 Mrs, llst e lute 14Ib ex.) . •. Doyle) 1 Mr. J ac ks w" 304martkle , I. Yrs. 12st (car. lest PIN (Mr. Lswrence) Mr. Sampling td Fint.rstar, 3 Mrs, lest Inc.t 7lb extra) (Carroll) 3 The followleg also ran :—lconoclast, Trap. Deerfoot, Emperor. Trim end amis. Betting: 5 to 4 apt Iconoclast, 5 to 1 each apt Jupiter and Claude. Won by half a length ; a length separated the wood and third. First-eater was fourth, Deerfoot and iconoclast being the last two. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FRIDAy. 6to 1 nit 6410bnetes It; 25 to apt Count Calmar (t) 7to 1 Alabama Antolt) 00 to Pearl Diva. off) 11 to 1 T ()dreier it) IS to 1 Faroe tt) V. to 1 he Clown (t B 40 to 1 John Ustla (oft. off) Ihito 1 LIMA& goldlog ht to 1 Zasityr (of, 6$ to 1 Owners lt. 144 to 1 Unice Jock (off) CA 14 to 1 apt Custard Cagle (t) Itb to 1 apt PeplOCiell f off) t to 1 Tho Doke (t) 60 10 1 •-• idilthllllo (t) 25 to 1 °tarter (t& otl) I6oto 1 Nuneaton (t) Hamphrel Jgro Ilemphrs7 Jp=7 OCTOBER 7, 1865. az poo L y oo r k iim e , r .k. , Cm .d, K ydon... victt. thuno.aiouwietdiecow- as - T. IL. t iime. ..s. - . upon to mower for-(This statement was made, although, I FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. it appears. Dot by Mr. Brows, aod the defendant did not --- - "P---- contradict 10-1 have only to say that Kr. Brown was not [MAMMA OF agirclTOM AID 1171TRZR PARTICULaiii TO scoter, monsters -W. P. Rayner sod F. RA grrgil4 present during the investigation, and if be had bus he Nor AT Tag orrice or riesnoterriug, wu ess _o. p sshoscoit h sod W. 0f5„,..,. no ble , wa.ppi s , /"Mi d hays Oleos& the affair in • very different light. I omit'? or ithogaorroe, emetwoaantoirriarni , crlustine rorinufacturees-F. W. Piatthoff, C. rs. add ho. wish to say that Mr. Brews neither knew say roe who SANKRUPT& made such • statement nor sothoriped him to do ao. I Rau Cnoomt, Lunn-place, Horton, boremaker, to matender . es . e i r . R acti onwo lar*. Loudeki. :barn , Old week 8 ::: 4 1,, r a 0r, acc0n...417e4 timber ~.. lumehlati a t ic t a„. ... o . i t l o:4 l,-. ....,. ". understood from the defoodast that when he made hie Oct. 18, at 1 ii. application to the magistrate that goaeroan wan corder- l • ipssltuntr_n°44s. Wzderwithwata.Timilk p r rimin beil ..i de u. .....t Oet.. he l m % 51 ,1 . 0. 11 . Ind . ,. W i P r i , B ,r u eer. mentor. Berkshire. archttecin_y kini..., Taint; t-d. Hose:. surroon.--H Fraser aod J . --• .Neu, s ,, ring with his loyal adviser, sod as thee deendant spoke in • " otor, OM. 17, as IL Mearenetee, oorennesion gala-J. Wu clui and F. low tone of voice he sou not bare been hoard : but I Th o m a s Lae 8 .„.. , (1 ,... 8..........., Borough , po rtent m o w% dr ,...._g, Harris C. 1 ,,,,,,5.. Crawl 1 have now the two policerneu in atteoalinee who will oer-1 Oct. 19, at 11. Marylebuse, benders-Web MAMA Min J.., " 1.46 "A1k robust* Mr. Browe's stemma& I Oseses ROAM WOOLLRY, Danford, accountant, Oct IS, at 11. Mira Ann Churchill, Aelitiy.d -la Touch, Inicensuldra, a l l Mr. Alderm se Beaty -I hays not heard the case, but it ithoust PlinortgiCa itgamerm -bsenaseaUrrandretalr.Ottlit st IL beeralsgetheol keePers Mary Awe lianteaud C. es . ~..7w seems to me that you wish the press to take arnica of it, I Join SMITH (lALMAII• Carlton Colville Suffolk. loornoTrong Masai:. gunroakere - B. Lang and R. laas -- " . vot 1 sillier. Oct. IS, at 11. ' founders-E. brooks and M. Dawns, Ben ' which they will donbiltsi dn. Murata Rau, Jun., Tooleyetreet, Southwark, late licensed spinners-W. Jennings and W. Thorabur..; -- laweer..... *". W WII BOW-STREET. Metaaller. Oct. th. at 11. attorneys-C. Eaglesneid and W. Tic Ategmeit•a Jarneses, Epsom, clerk in the Warolloo, Ott. (The Birkby Tile and Brick Com las. I" Yi liiii " . w 7 hgt il i Pail)-T. 5 overshed met I The three men, /Bodoni, Maethistf, and George, Oars.' 18. ii , n. ionat, lilllinphurst. Pusses. surgeses - John Ind asgy ss ,- with robbery at the Chaneg-oroes Hotel, ware Owed before Maur.* BRYAN T, Wstlington, Oztordsh., draper, Oct. IP, at IL Newt Defford, Worcestershire, farmers-J. Paltree.... - 7 Mr. Vaugha on remand . I Oseson Wicking, Rye-lane. Peckham , lute farmer, Oct. le, in IL Clerk, Manchester. wasulting engine?' J. Rohner.... d - i. It will be recollected that the two primmest, Manahan : JOHN WIIKATLNY sad Omain WIHIALLZY, Wataa-onaltsaw, teller, Avootenk Werke, teethed, bleachers-J. Fergus • • and }lodate, were (Quad near the rooms 87 and 88 In the ' Peanserchanie , Oct. 15. at It. D. Campbell. Glasgow, wise merchant,. 01l SCOTCH ISIQUIOITUATIONR hotel by Dee of the chambetmaids named Mitchell, and she T10 1 .,..nas finagaectant.ollargrLat 1 7 . 411 . 404 d. Upper Ilrleakaw. tom- . feeling they had so right there. called the porter to quer c ... iii ,,, 0 Bisump , %vim 1 ... use straw s . .... e .... , .. W nou ltiter y H D: l r re, Olasimer, house trews. o n . Id, . 1 ti. ties them. On Peeing them be at nee wept to Sergeant I Oct ye ~,i 1. . JUKES PetzenaMburgh, minter, Oct. it, Toby, the cionateble attached to th e establishment, when WOW ISAACS end BARIUM BUMS, Bouodeditch.merebenw. Sdlsbureh. N H InAgr, Glasgow, merchant Oct. 10, ths : psoft kto i the prisoners ran sway. Toby, however, sucoeeded in I Oct IL at 1. I capturing Hodgin, and se they wore going to the statism ; L4wlsses Moira'', Mincing law . and Londomareet , Fittfel - go. w o opos. M I square, tea dealer, Oct. 19, at 12. the prisoner struck him with • jemmy which - ' new CAzaia, thezrard4treet, Soho, generalconarolasion agent, I had ooncothod in his coat pocket. Previous to the alarm , od• ts, at it Toby had drawn the attention of Sergeant Mookton to the' JOHILLAMIA John-greet, Minutes, end Northetreet, Bethnal ' three primmer*, whom he had eau in company together I green, licensed carman, Oct. 26, at 11 underneath the front portico of the Charing-cross Railway JAM= IMIRLICAS, Bromley. Kent. builder, Oct. 26, at 11. termites, near the hotel eutranoe. George ... *ppm Venus Known. Tarletocksgreet, Bedford-square, agent, Oct. handed a few days after by Inspector West, from the infix- eg. at 11. FAAINT ray• OreatOrmond.st_loaglughouse k eeper, Oct.23,stlt mattes by Sergeant Toby, end the °Meer afterwards 1 Dams' . , Great Buttenotreet, cierksowell. ourkeeper. identified him at the police stonier' as the third man he ban o n r. 2s . at is . already spoken of. I G 201032 WILLIAM VATIC Richmond, picture dealer Oc t. U., at 1. Sergeant bee said be west into the rooms 87 and 88 1113152 PIONTLINO NAISMALL, Laugh...sewn Sr. Marylebone, I after the prisooore Bad& and Illanabott bad been locked WARIMYr Oct. 28.1 A Li. WMARIALITIASMmUnINftsIiisTM4.II.LHOON,I, 84 J or ine dshin hOlLlT thmow ,steution . te gett ia aNl I up, and found that one of the drawers of • ehiffonui4e had 1 hem footed open. Mr. Poore, the gentleman who occupied JOSZYM Citailliagli, Oklawintord, Worcestershire, columbine* 1 the ap 'Amok said, that when be left the room in the •,, ay ., Oct. 26, a t 12. I early part of the day the drawers were quite perfect, bait . JOHN MFCLIMI, Mafford, Nader, HNC ey, auk ! when be tried to open it, d o n his pointing out the roarlo, 1 "mum J ON ie's, Buford. Sonatas, manufacturer. 0ct.t4,1411. 1 he could not do so. 101051 CORP, U. Jobs, OmmonousthoorMeueer, Oct 17, at IL Inspector West said he examined the marks oe the drawee . lizmi niin Ninnww.latorP°A Prowids• &aim Oct , 11 . " 11 - .. _. JANOS LAMM !Hannon, Liverpool. iron merchant, Oct &LULL and door referred to by Sergeant Monition. and found that amp Tariog, widow, Liverpool, Bert owner, Oct 17, at 11. the corresponded with the /maw/ takes iron , Hades's i THOMAS Juressum Amingion, Lenmahlre. greenroom, Oct pocket. He west to the House of Potential on Saturday, I 17, at 11. the 30th, and while there he saw George waiting outside. I WILLIAM CAMP , Newport, Monmouthshlra, beerhouse keeper, The prisoner west into the public-Mass et the corner . As I Ort Hn 2 0 , 1 11 11. Cu mberland, inukeeper,Oct: Bat 12. moos as George saw him he and another man ran out of the VILLIAII I C (V MAID, N e k ni .o p.Trent, tailor,ls, ' at 10. house, but they were pursued by himself sad Inspector : wan sAminaos. nalimps e r ft ea n ag s ,.. Siirsrtoo, the latter of whom secured him oa Clients- ! Oct. I s .t S. welLgreo., and he was afterwards put is • cab and Senior. CATLIN, rheltenham. grocer, Oct. 20, at It. mune store dealer, token to the station-house. He asked what be wee EDWARD PHAROS Brim Cheltenham, chemist Om. ge. at It. taken into custody for, and he (witness) told him it was 1051 POYMFM, Tipton, OMM4Fdah., MINIMAFFMNAL, Oct. 11, at It. for being ooncereed to • betel robbery. He said, "You , JIM" WriaanulhlP. Woothrowwl i k klWilirdih &liter buptrieohiners(.wiHimm•said"okilde could h I st . R°BulsgmulatacjgoooricOccmt"grANovitishloo,,;,lichlogYi'irirottansakhireer.,Balocntterift. Oct. "11. mkka nainee of th in e je t t ei lk oOtler deny that be knew them end ea he had keowe Matehott WILLIAM OORLAT, JAM, A s ton-ju rt a-Blrminghans, farmer, Oct. for a long time ha was persuaded to net him at the Hems l 10. at 10. of Detention. Witter told him he was going to take him CHARM Baollaw, Coventry, watch finither. Oct. 26. et 3. i tt ie T yeL orkahlre. farmer, Oct. lit at 12. 4 to Bow.etreet. and if be was toned not to be the pence be 1 gin i r m e i t= s ne r e . e$ would be let go. He pave • false address at eke eie li°° ' • ARTHUR scoter. Jun. , Minutead, Hants, baker, Nov. 1, at le He wasidentified by Toby as the nuts he sew in couipaay WILLIAM Hai m Calla, H oo t op m 8 ........, sin .... with the other two prisoners at 12 o'clock. Oct. 18, et 10. Mr. Vaughan asked whether there was any further evi. HAIM WI LL FAMIIIILS ROMOTHALL Cumberla Bunters, red, Startorboudsh., . Mem 12. Oct. 111t1. at IL denim to connect George with the robbety than that already JO , larer Oct. at adduced! litionsucm AnTHONY Buren. Lincoln, printer, Oct. IL in 11. WILLIAM NVANN Llandudno, Carnes -royals.. Sneer, _Oct 16, at IL Inspector West said there was not. molts SHMElitlin. Barro w -upon-Boar, Leicestershire. late beer- Mr. Vaughan was of opinion that the evidence e was may shop keeper. O ct. 18, at 10. iosuflicieot, Although the ma. might bur a bad character flouts coon,g, a.m.], ergrunniro, late Nyman nut. the evidence may went to the length of saying that he was alter. Oet. 10, at It. in company with the two men at twelve o'clock and JAMB CAYFORD, Dover. lunkeePer, Oct 17. at 11. sothing more. The robbery took place about two o'clock, EDMUNDFatmce HEN Na??. , Cardiff, bre ei tra:/eller. l7, " 2:: at 11. sod be was not about the Metes or hotel at th e time. He Aool7lirrg WILLIIIIHADAIVAY, MAMMA. baker. Oct. lit, at 10. should therefore order him to be discharge& Roster Gonne. Sites, Rutlandah., schoolmaster, Oct. 14, at S. George accordingly loft the dock, and the charge of Jose cunt, Chipping Wycombe, Backs, baker, Get. 17, at 11. robbery was then proceeded with against the two remainieg SAIIVIL Liner, WbeelocitCtiothlre, publican , Oct 17, at 4. preemie. LAST 'LAMINATIONS. Mr. George Poore said he was a merchant, and at the Oct. ?A IL J. K. lanes, Deddinn-grove, Remington, gene. time of the robbery be was stopping at the Chsrieg-erese 1 ref dealer---Oct. 25. C. W. Lewis. Wlwworowilh. barrister-.)et. Hotel. The property stolen from the drawer, coosiatieg of , a_ol. A. Blacker.dd.R"'"lo°Td-r"d• laliplOn. milliner ' s Alaig tant S. Oliver. Ana's-terrace, Vellum, clerk to • wine two Austrian coins, belosged to him. merchant-Oct. 31. T. S. Rearm on, Clavertonetreet, Pimlico, Thio het the whole of the evidence, wilicitor's clerk-Oct. 24. W. Coghill. chapel-streets Edgware- Mr. Veughan, after giviog the area , initial, asked the rood. ekessereramer-Nov. 111. J. E. Whole, Charterisouseemen prieopers what they had to may it answer to the charge. West emithfield, and New-court, ( lid Halley, fancy triage maker The solicitor who appeared for them asked the maistrate - Nov. 31‘ A , C. Meta. Oretneed , oontn,htiles yet-Not. 12. J...Yalter. _Sunbury, Middlesex bootmaker-Nov. 11 J. Yew to deal with the matter instead of wading th e par t ies for AlOioll road. Denton, commiinon asent-Nov. 13. W. Bayt a er ‘ , trill.. Ch is w i ck. late carrier - Oct. 2.4. J. Tilbury, Grovillercad, KO. Mr. Vaughan replied that he intended to commit Hod& burn. assistant to a riding master-Oct. 24. J. Crouch, Whoble on two charges. one of (slimy, end the other ci resisting don, Mickluer--Oct. 24. W. Btheredge, Delhonste-terrace. Bor. sod ausulong the offioer who took him into custody. mondsey, lighterman-Oct. M. D.P. Teates. Illabiedowtime. Ruston-road, late chemist's unmeant-Oat 24. I. Moore, St. Application wan then made to admit Mission to bail, his .1 . 1 ....,1 , • unstop, . 11 .... 0 ... dd. W. cd . s , p 5..... ., legal advisers saying he if get subetastial bail. Homelydown, basket maker--Oct 11. G. Everett, Kormeth. Mr. Vaughan inquired if there was anything known about terrace. Vlctorte-perk, coramisnon agent-Oet. 11. J. W. 011P107. the r Princes-court, Lake ter-square, bootmaker-Oct 15. T Cooper, lec to r! lnspecr West said they were two old thieves, and both CaoPelntreet, Pentoloille. carpenter-low .O. Paddles. Ash. ticket- leave moo, ford, Kent, dealer Is earthemerem- Oct. W. Yoder, Faust hilt Kent. builder-Oct. It Jane Wilson Foley. Link Pui Mr. V an teney augh immediately committed both for trial, and street, liMilen.sq _nare, wardrob ntleman-e dealer-O 2& F. Tall* Rem ct St. IL W. Put. sot another word was said about bail. neau, Bromley, M &Reset, geOct. MARLBOROUGH - STREET. Ingtord.roed, Beruebury, printer-Oct. 31. M. Imusbere, Sandy's-row, Bishopsgets, hat manufacturer-Oct U. J. Dick- Henry Harper, • lad, was charged with disorderly con- opo, Holm-greet, Clare-market, geld beater-Oci. 31. W. Prowse, duet. Parkterrace. Kennington, storieusemoo -Oct 11. J. Peck. Freed. Mr. Byrum a booteasker, of Marshall-street, ()oldie- street, Paddington. hotter-Oct. 911 . F. Cart* nidarmlacaurg. square, said that he felt it his duty to premed against the clean uppermmulacturer-OM. R. B. Ps*. Aldenhsargerrace, prison , for the sake of the public, and with the view of Old Bt. Pumas-road. paints- Oct. U. J. T. Wilmore, Puna villeroad, racket maker - Oct. Si W. Peirce, Centraletreet, St. usiatiog the polio, ie checking a most dieing:dui nuisance. wen, greenerocer-oet. M. J. R. lichoster. Oalwlrttrort. at Op the previous sight he saw about twenty lads ad girl lAkies, shirt dro n er-Oct el. IL Maddleon, A ibion-cottagea, collected for Maraball.street, who were pelting everyone who Liverpool-road, dealer ta jaw -Oct 31. J. Osborne. James pseud with begs of flour. The prisms; who wu very street. cialthant. tailor - Oot al. W W oo4 rio. SAW Mewl. Mort active, threw • hag of flour at a female, smothering her le , Mtn* k y illr e b:ol%, n 44 -°". .C 2 - I. j r kian. QU S ld OU rani- th AIXO. Ve. from head to foot, and just as he was reserving another bag of floor from a lad, he lif r. Byrne) mixed him, end took him Peat-ofece . clerm-Nov. 1. A. Drage, Penny Strati°. d, Bumping. towards the station, when meeting • mutable he heeded h dea su r e r-N . o g"c- r. 1. F. N .r . Clorrs l. W ou ltoberta 'aod Gi Lu . R W . n Ood . Bed free, is ße hi l re vedar . b l, him over to him. Oa the former sight the prisoner and Kent and Buriey-roul. Lower Neanington-lane, builders his companions had stretched • cord across the street for the Nov. 1. J. Barium. Easex.road. Inington, toot maker-Nov. purpose of throwing persona don, and they were is the 1. Marta Archer, widow, and R. T. Archer, St James's -Arcot. Peck habit of jumping on the backs of persons throws down. iccadilly, tailors -Nov 1. D. Hobbs. Muutpellersoad n' police were not able to take any of the offenders into farmer-No r , D. " 110 . `161000, " Sa ßirt andenk s bu Chl ildi i ngs " ,l:l ll l:o 7 in y : custody. is lad. wort , Plata to flits the signal when the coach bulldee-Nov. 1. C. Adams, Bromley. Kent, builder police were coming. Nov. I. E. B. Reeks, Wlmboeae Minder. Doneteshke, painter- Mr. William Brown, of 14, Weatetreet, proved seeing • -Nov. 1. W. M. Cart. Orattometriset, Sohn. heraldic embosser number of lade nod girls pelting ooe another and every -Nov. LJ. Be...legion, John-arrest Mccedlich. iron lousier one who pseud, with flour. A t the time Mr. gym seised N•l• J. SanaubseirfAsestawet• 8t °" r g e ' lnihe ' L ' it ' " Man .Nov. I. 0 Snow Paddington, watchmyker.- the prisoner he had • bag of Hour in hie band, and nether Nov. I. B Stone, Westrahate= builder-Nov. It. R. W. hag was found upon him. Jacboe, William-terrses, Dersetetreet, L'ithinevead. Plumber A constable said he [maid a begot flour and • piece of Nov. l& J. Shearman. Pilithcomalk, flexion Oth4ows, dealer cord as the prisoner, the cord being used ter tripping up In old building materiale-Nov. IL T. Clever. BAFFINAINAM, parsecs. Kant. grocer-bov. M. J. Green. Midget' Binh-street. and New- The primmer said he didiet throw any flour, and the cord g at ' e ' market ' circa" butcher-Nov. 17. 8. 81citre°8 * Beaky. ' bury, and Camdenroad-rillia, diamond merchant-Nov. 27. J. was given to him. Cornish. Storehouse, De °whin. publican-Nov. 16. Z. White, Mr. Byrne said the nuisance bad hoes going on for some mums, Devoothire, thrashing marine proprietor -Nov. 10. time. W. D. Ward. Swanton, a t =ksieshire, -Nov. 10. T. Mr. Tyrwhitt said that it wu evident . he prisoner bad Machin. Darnall. now forms - or. J. Esteem tailor-Nov. 1. P M..fo- Law , mooL timber merchant plenty of what was called "cheek." H should commit Illa_Z,, W ilk W. pursco So . *c hos iii;l 4 ...oure meseractuyea him for 21 days. with hang labour, and be wished some of Oct. si. 1. P. L . s a s . 8.... r....k.; ~........e_ the otters had been brought befo re him. Oct. BAMAIML Illoton Blewett. smernetehire. niter -oct. THAMES. 20. O. Denson, North Shield', ceeteactoc-Oct. 31. T. Williams, 1 oe. Kingewhiford. Staffordshire, plumber-Oct. ti. J. Baldwin. a oreelsoysomined Wert Spurt, Jong Blacket,andßeubtn Indadoe, Monmouthshire, Momper-oat. 10.Dicidnson, Smith, were brought before Km Aridge. charged with Little Bolton, Lucian , e, brewer-Oct. 13. J. Pearson. I steag a pima of beam, weighing litlbs., and vaned at Over Derwen. Lancuhke, book-keeper-Oct. l& W. John -44. 88., from the shop of Mr. Jot . Mare, of No. 16, nia- YawfanfP n • Liaminaaina farming bail iff -O a f- lik Langley-pima, Commercial- road Fest. G. Hare, SwiDethead. Llocoinshire, poorer and draper- George Plowman, • respectable young man, employed 2::i. ..._s o. Parry, id. . Sec L tist iwi on, ing l an . cash we ire k.. , attendant smsWr it a Jaunt in her Msjosty'a India Store Department, and dwelling at e a der-oet, 2$ H. M U. workmen. Nottinehemshire, watch Na. 18, Old Nedemotrest, Stepoey, stated that he saw maker-NosHarley, Mood-Leigh, Devonshire, butcher the prisoners on Mooday sight. They were looking ia at Oct. so. J, Saunders. Brighter., carpaoter-Ploy. 16. J. Reeder. the shops, and he watched them some time. }le did not tom Dedingaol. Durham, Mu nongolltan-Yom. 8. . 1 C. ll O. Aylesbury, shro painter-tat 17. R. T. Dana, Goole, Yorkshire, see them take anything, and the hour growing late he west 'bin broker-Oct 17. C. Latham Smith. yodibiri Yorkshire. brewer home. On Thursday night he saw the prisoners again. They Oct . 17. J. 8,,,kk,„„e, sea.. 00,4,. p 1..... were walking up and down the Commercial-road, near Mr. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. kfa fe' " ko Pt and occasiona ll y looked in . Two of them Sept. 2e Imo MIMI Mugu, Oreemoor-road, Stockwell, were on the look out while Spurt put hie hand over the ...1... a ..... cheememormer's ahopboard, took • piece of bum, and put le ept ra. Nouns Mersin& Framingham. Norfolk, late it under his omit The prisoner ran away, but bad not pro- farmer. ceded more time a doses yards before be mined him sad took him hack with the beeoe to Mr. Mere, and datelined him. He said to the prisoner, "Then were two more with you," to which be replied. " No, there p was sok" Oa the way to the station-house be saw the rimmer* Smith and Blacken following Spurt, who was in the custody of a policeoonsuble. He poised one of the prisoners, and the prosecutor captured the other. Smith said, " You will sem have to et me go." At the entice-house Spurt Said the other prisoners told him to take the bacon. Mr. Partridge said the witness had behaved well, and deserved the Omen of the public. Robert Payne , a polioe-000stable, No. 198 B. said that white he was taking Spurt to the station-house he said, " I abould oot have Mtn the beam if it had not been for the other two Omura." All the prisoners had bees convicted before, and were read incorrigible and audacious young thieves. Mr. Partridge said he should require evidence of the former movietimis, and whim and where they took place. The witless Plowman had acted perfectly correction legal. Any mu or woman could act aa • poliesometsble and tole • thief into custody if they saw • of m it es oaccanted. Be should remand the prisoners for a week, sad out hearing should impart full proof of the fanner oeuvicticies. WANDSWORTH. John W. B. Dowser was summosed by Alfred Morris, on behalf of the treasurer of the Friend* of Labour . . . .. . _ MARMOTS BUGAR.—Baurroh, OCT. B.—Th•market Luber gig the greater pert d tie week, enil bac I.tile bowmen h i , bima dome either in min o. .refiged ; the Maw lead s lower. Rum : No booing.. doling. TALLOW.—framar Evaxmo.—The awful was in, today. Spot, sad for October, Dosestbe, to 49a. 6d. ; Jawry to Marob, 49e. 9d. to SO L 60a., •• buying " • tows ta ll ow, Oa 6d., Ni meadow about 600 casks won sold—awarabss Wig 4i, to 465. 9d., good sod 6se ; 44a • ed• to Cs., Wider. floes Mastic:as, Os. 6d. Ist FOR"; 47a 6d. yellow, DA, tallow to last ereatag, 1,911 a arks ; arm* on aria COTTON.—Lrvaaroot., OCT. 6.—Tbe aerial Warta et the stook last Friday proving tbat all the al rearmed foe spinning and for export throughout the lad rim e h i d actually to forward for oessuruptios, and the gir lie* firming the preview, estimate, and showing so on dyed a supply es heed, mused renewed &Mulattos ix thg ai m I market, and a large bodes= was dose at decidedly dab ing tare. Oa Saturday the sales were neurally aro* with prices still rising, sad ma Monday oleo a lugs rifts was done at externs quotatiose„ the dears in r Bank rate to 6 per cent, having been too gerod y anticipated to have much inducer. Oa sad Wednesday the comparatively quids slit the Manchester market was follosed by a larv a is Uverpool, and some irregularity and decks'. Y. terday the market opera with fresh activity and mho* quotations, sad 20,000 bales were sold ; but sties 16 strumeement of the further dram in the Bank ids per asst., bushier was checked, sad prices reuse mat Extensive treasactioas in Sea Island have again bra dead and quotations of the higher grades are laird Id., rid the lower Id. per lb. American contra* scares lei i moral request, advanced tally 3d. per lb. op to Lek bat closed about led. below the hiahest point. The err demand cored as advance. ia Brasil of fully 3d. pa lk,im the quotations are still 2gd. sad 3d. over threes of lid mi. Egyptian has fully shred in the fluctuation market, having attained an advert* of 41 pa lb. in the early pert of last week, bat d at not more than 20. per lb. above ht Friday's quotations. The supply of Soiree bee his limited, and pion advanced 3d. to 3d. per lb., de* about 2d. above lest week. Attesting hie been non meted to East India deecriptioaa, which dewed 3Lpi lb. in almost all kinds ; the extreme qatratioes somata Mesday are not now asteroid* within gd. to Id. but the supply is limited, especially to ths toedionk guide with staple. Bengal sad Made are about 3d. wMi higher, but also doled drily. China aid J spit me tai scares, at 2d. to 20. advance. sad are held widi tu=nas. Bpsoulatoes have takes during tin irsikllMl bales ; expatiate, 10,200 bales the trade, 70,101hini We have bad a good demand to-cry, and a Tay der market at advancing ptioss. The sales are 35,000, el OM 12,000 are for expert sad speculatios. The hile= the arid quotations t—Fair °assns. 2301 Orieens i 24Xc1.; middling Mork, 24d. ; Irp dn. Tifti DSCLaItATIONS OF DITIDINDS. BMW Dolt!. Manchester, hessian dealer—lit dividend of la Vet. t 4 and any subsequent Tuesday. at Merlin's. Manchester. ISAAC HURT Braes, Jams STIIITLILD. and JAMES BTAJUIILD. Nelson, near Burley, cotton manufacturer lst dividend el 41. 4., Oct. 24. sad soy subsequent Toseday, st Moron's., Manchester. JouArm OZISSLIM, Manchester. merchant, and Huddersfield, yarn agent—l st dividend of 94 ~ Oct. SI, and any subsequent Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester. Josint WALL, Cine Lancashire, yam dealer-Ist dividend of ad , O n ct. 24 o , and any subsequent Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester. Nov. 8. J. 0. Wynne. Lyndhurst-square, Peckham, clerk in the Ores for Fisherke-Nov. 8. Ellen Nmh, Huston-road, widow- Nov. & F. Daniel and IL D. Meer, Cannonwtreet West, City, merchanta Nov. 8. H. D. Meer (separate eitate), Cannon-street West, City, merchant-%ov 8. T. Cook, Old Kent read, -Nov. 8. W. Jordan, Woolston, Hampshire, butcher-1er r . . t J. J. Darken. Holt. Norfolk, builder -Nor. 8. E Hemp, IPayn'ou street. Poplar, and Bromley, Middlesex, mast maker-Nov. 16. D. Kale. Devonshire-street, Bloom bury and MinellvUls-road, Homey-Moe, builder-Nev. 17. J. Deakin, mm, mad & Deakin. Mtoke.upos-Trent, earthenware manufacturers-Oct 17. A. Pile, Taunton, aomersetablita Degreageut - Oct. 18. T. Tregesida, Per renarworthal. Cornwa ll , timber merchant -Oct et. E. Barton and J. Berton. Bradford. stuff manufsetarers-Oct. U. J. Bar ton (separate estate', Bradford, staff manahwArmer-OoLtit W. Turner and D. Johnson, cede. manufacturers- Oct I& C. Turner, Leeds, cloth manufacturer-Oct. W. A. Davidson. Leeds. woollen merchant-Oct. 17. B. Roberts. Flint, moose-Oct. 19. T. Johnson. Maechester, timber desler-Oct. 19. W. Hinights, Manchester butcher-Oct. YD. T. Gorton. Boxy, Lancashire, • Innealqs, trustee. Low Society, held at the Surprise, Southsille, Wards. worth-road, for the non-payment of 31., dos os a !OM ad vanced by the society. The defeadmit's snewer to the complaint was that he was a bankrupt, aad the debt was lumina' in his schedule. Mr. Daymair w about to dismiss the summons, as be meld not make as order for the payment in defiance of the Bankruptcy Court, whim The ooroplainsnt said the society was 'in possession of corgi* stook belosmi?‘ to the defendant, who ►ad him. Their COTTON GOODel—Manciusean, Ocr. B.—Tie • Dewed activity in the Liverpool cotton market May im caused *nears here to maim the full rates of Timis last, et which, however, there boa sot es.ek Whit Prices are very firm for the yarns. We bars Ind a wri active demand for shipping yarns, end a rossideveMaemal of bulimia has bees dose by buyers of yams ler mad oar export mule* at • fall edema of ld. pa lb. prices spasms would bays accepted yesterday. Wets sad fire of thi close s brawls of the market appeals te gib c hU f ato-dsy, sad we very active, whits drag tesdesey to higher prime. The more animated spat d the option market, as compared with the two cage* pained, has also had some reflection in the cloth mask lei to have measured holders and streagthessi esh. Woos gaserally. Is some cases eves higher 9 10 tioca than those of Tuesday have bees anti, he still we do not obetwve any gumsl disporitica ti key, la oar market to-day has bees almost entirely without Mt °basin with soy stipulate view to shipment. WI bulimia we have had has been rather small, and kre be. oho-sit exclusively malmed to re-sale operatics', sr ell speculative character. Quatatioas, though Wiwi en 11 Donut of the very high pries of material, are still wed ingly manias', and bat little opportssity hem shill to-day of testing prime with any degree of asesney. Pei ' rate telegraphic accounts bare bees received Ina lah which report excitement in the market at limalay. SOS • considerable mimeos in prime. No doubt the imager* . observable in the Manchester market to eater late 4111 4 • those is to acme exteet increased by _as epprobsesim d • further tightness of mossy. in soeig ths resat i operations is oottos et Liverpool. llmare. Du Fay sadt (Is their Ueda report for this inoctli) estimate the of cotton which changed Made in the forteigh i r Saturday at 400,000 Wes, the value of wch 12,000,0001., end the brokerage on which w osld NOW CORN.--Ongramioun, Ocr. 6.—TM wea ther very IN; the quality sad cooditioa of the fresh Washed non was immune! ; suer realled as admix* et ls. Plr Best reds, 365. to 425. ; while, 465. to 495. • eel, ell Barley Ins quality wok sad makes loug Prime, 40s. Beam quite as well sold. LOW", OCT. 9. —We haws hsd • good supply el wheat and barley, and both articles realism' the oulso i rates eeriest last week. Oats shoat the sins MA red, 365. to 42a. • whit% 48s. ; barley, griudiag, 31a. ; Bahia& 324. to 36a. ; oats. 21s. to NE. LIVERPOOL, Ocr. 6.—Then was • good stleadsoold buyers at this moruisg's market. There wss • god sees dose is wheat at ld. par in wham , te NNW' Ws. Barrel floor asoistsiood full ram. Fort ow reared at a ilsellas of ed. per sack, but wrthout dirk much attention. Indian eon is fait request. It 1 0 vireo rates. Uzigittau, Ocr. 6.—'he whet was fully MO with cora, most samples Wag to improved cooditne. 110 rode for wheat win bettor. The solo of spring core sod prices lower. Waxer's:La, Ocr. 6.—A Pose show of wheat lfsa* quiet, bat fresh old and goo DOW fully as dear. Bela: boner Woad, sad r•thor dew. Average for wish Oct. 2 :—Wheat. 1,921 qrs., at 495. ; barley, 2,64 • 325. 2gd. -- 00ALL—Logrieg, Ocr. 6. Wool Bartley, 20e. Edna Mali, 20..: Wens End BMus. 218.6 d. • W.. 91 8 114 Basses Mottos, Ms. 3d. ; Walls Bed Talaut Conway and Dafrya )(shims, 24a. ; Walls Id Ner9 fitailonishire, 17a. lid.--fthips at market, 28 ; 18188, TRAFFIC R.RTURNB UMW& Nos Pee. g e r- ToOL SSA os. mfrs. chendee. LOS 0 0 Week endlos Sept St A A ...‘ I Lawlor , Tilbury, 2c — Len pie IMO tw Week ending SO Wilma Mag . lowan Alp us Ass 134 110 woes .-dies OBL 1. Calieloolea BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIR CLABBK—October 4, at Klogs-p TH l S. ace, Shooter's Whoa& 00 wife of B. Crabbe, Sq., of a daughter. 11111813.—Octeber 4. at Blandforda qu are, the wife d 1 010 bee. Zee_ of a daughter. e t KlNG3ON.—Octebir . I . Uissiborousb-h lll . the wL ge r. A " sa=r jr icah a ir. ter . Iharratt, at Ortereeefe c e 4 WAperloway, of a daw/iter. TSONAN.—Octohcr 4, at averley, Hartlebory, the eh J. eaTioliiii:r- l oci, io. J. 31areQ1,ZMWisidts.-m, -_, ~,,, *Won manufacturer -Oct IS. T. Heap and J. Berrockm Whited waSKI4 bei 7. 44 1 t initirlder. Sold, Lancashire silk *Deers -Oct. 17. IL W. Mawr, Boles- ILCBRIAGES. dale, Suffolk, grocer-Oct. 20. T. Holt, jun., Walsall. Stafford- DIN2C7PON-KINTON.-Ostober S. at St. John% ffoll." / --' shim, coat dealer- Oct. SO. T. Bombsight, Ayisohory licensed Yr. J. W. Dennison. al klngatreet . City. and rag Di; victualler-Oct 18. I. Mills Beal., Suffolk, taamL•oct. lk Imes; ta yagg ( wow, or B. Kenyon. BM. , ' W. 8011111 ti. Aldeby, Norfolk, fernsiett Waif-Oct. W. J. J. B. Egos *Va. Willa. Ellionharn. Norfolk. wheetwright-ov. T. T. lorekes. 111.ANCIS-V ve4 MS hlAN.rgatober 4, at Burnham No _ , Bedditch, Worcestershire, Innkeeper -Nov. 17. T. swthagess. y the Bev. W. Batas. D.D.. John Philip, sou of V* le.:1 Nuneaton, Warwickshire, oordwainer. of lUbbard, gs Itardett Boas, daughter of Nr. I ."' PARTNER/3111PR DISSOLVED. =Burnham Norton, Norfolk. C. N. Sandford and dI. H. Herl . tap, , Brons_paon,_E_ent„ w erocers . jr _ , 1040 13. 50N 2 JalweiomosTlL-1arz.,...., 5t,,?;.71:,,,..6......60.,wi1.,„ w . CRICKET. ----•-- THREE PLATERS OF SURREY v. KLEVRN OF PUTNEY AND DISTRICT. This contest was resumed and concluded yester day, at Putney. We gave the score and particuhus up to Thursday erasing, and as following is the full score and analysis of the bowling of the " Three" : IllE TIMM --- FIRST 011t1240.21. MOWS) norms. Poole 7, c Bowes, b Shepherd 1 c Shepherd, b zioulison Jape. h Clinton tlaisphrey, c Vllaboo, bShepberd 7 b Shephe rd irides Total Tolil MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. NU6IO AND DANCING LIMN . CALDWILL's AMIABLY BOOMS. DYE-ITINZT, 60110, Mr. Sleigh begged to draw the atteutioe of the court to the Mlle of Mr. Caldwell, who tippled the day before for a Deem which was Termed him. He said his client came there the previous day uorepethented by mussel. bemuse be dreamt of no oppossition beteg made to his application. The opposition which was made was sprung upon him in a I moment. He hoped the beech would consent to to-bear the ease, beams if he was deprived of his lioease he would lone the only mama of enbeistence he had. He was taken by surprise, and as a matter of justice Red fairness he hoped the booth would reveres thou decision. The Chairman eaid he did not think be should be doing his duty if he were to put the genetics again to the bench. Mr. Sleigh—There is a precedent. The Chairman-1 know it, and perhaps it was • very bed precedent. Dr. Jervis hoped they would cot go into the thee again. The Chairman then put it to the bench that they should go oa with the other Weiner, which was unanimously agreed to Tag carotin ureic ELLE, 6, ogroart.irramer. Mr. Charles Iloilo* applied for a music and dancing W . ens'. Mr Poland appeared for the applicant. Mr. Poland said—lo this Gus lau instructed to apply to the bench for a limes for &scion to about the beat music-hall in London, the Oxford. 6, Oxford-street. They wished for a Remise to enable them ti bare dancing os the stage by pwiretionsi paid artistes. The Osford Manic-hall was, as the bench was no doubt aware, one of the beat, oonducted balls in London, and if she booth granted • leases it would continue to be so. The bench were no doubt aware that the Canterbury-ball and the Oxford were under one management. Mr. Morton had for nearly 20 years been • manger ' and during the whole of that time not a single complaint hod been made against him. The dancing that would take oleos would be entirely upon the stage, and the idaos would not be cooverned in any way into a ammo. Mr. Morton was present, and ready to satire the beech that what he had said was quite true. Mr. Kenashead said the bench ought to be careful how they granted lessees, exiskleing the number of these hat growing up. He bad little ocialidence in the tees of 'meager' of halls, and he hoped they wall weeder the question before coming to any decisioe. Another magistrate said the great profit in music-halls was obtained from the liquor, a old. and it would be against the interests of the proprietors to conceit any portion of their halls into a amino. Mr. Morton was then celled, aid in answer to Mr. Poised said that no dancing by the public should take place if the court would see fit to grant the Loewe. He had long been manager of the Canterbury sod Or ford Musicnhalls, and he was gist to say the public bad meadows in him. The Oxford Musio-hall was a ball patronised by the gentry, and held a good posies:to. Lord Ranelagh said be was there the other night, when • wanes made a slight disturbance, and every one present stood tip. Mr. Morton said be happ e n ed, upon that exceptiooal eseasice, to be away from the Mall. Ha was at the hall nearly every night, and it was under his management. In referee*, to the matter his lordship had mentioned, that wee the fault of • subordinate. The Chairman put the question to the court, when there appeared for the granting of a license fth dancing, 8 ; againet it, 10. The homage was accordingly refused. THE WHITTINGTON CLUB, ILICNDIL STUNT, STZLND. Sutcliffe Hoiroyd applied for a license for magic and dancing tor the Whittington Club. Mr. Werner Sleigh appeared is support of the applica tion, and said that hie application was supported by the clergymen and churchwardens of the parish, and was wholly unopposed. The Whittington Club consisted of moth re spectable peeple, and he wag qtite sure the bench would look favourably upon the application. In mower to Lord Ranalagla. Mr. Warner Sleigh explained what the Whittington Club was. The license was uounmonaly granted. Several other applications were deposed of, and the court adjourned. - - THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION.HOUSE. A German Jewess, named Gaol Boons, who was stated is the °barge sheet to be 22 yearn old, but appeared very much yonager, was brought before the Lord Mayor yester day, charged with stealing • gold watch , • silver watch, ands quantity of wearing apparel. the property of Jamb Lamm, under rather extraordinary circumstances. The prosecutor, the poisoner , end the greater pert of the witnesses were German Jews, who were unable to speak Eoglisb, and the evidence was expleieed through the medium of an interpreter. It appeared that the prosecutor keeps an eating-house in Hatctinson-street, Hoondsditch, is a large building which waa stated to have formerly been • palace and a portico of the same premises was used as • Jewish Synagogue, of which prosecutor is the beadle. The prisoner seemed to have come to Eel/lend about five weeks ego from Germany, SODOM puled by her husband, but he left her, and she for • short time took up her abode is the promoutor's house. The Newly alleged to be stolen by the priaeoer seemed to have bees removed at swims tomes ; but the gold watch , which was wadi 91. 10e., was represented By the Pro secutor to have been stolen out of his bedroom during the night of the 4th of October, while he wsi asleep, and so far se could be understood, it appeared that he heard some one groping about his room in the dirk, but he took no notiee, and did not say anything about the matter until the next day, when he mimed his two watches. A City constable named Goddard was called in, end he ex amined the premises sod discovered that a pertiou of the wainscot attacked to the synagogue had been forced aside, aid it appeared as tboueh some person had bees concealed in the synagogue end bad made his way from then into the prosecutor's pre. lOW/. and afterwards committed the robbery. After some inquiries the constable was led to suspect the prisoner, and upon searching her lodging he limed a quantity of dupli cates, one of which referred to • gold watch, and the others to various articles of wearing spparel. It turned out that the prisoner bad pledged the gold watch at a pawnbroker's in the Mile Rod-road for 41. 10e., sad the wearing apparel at other places for various sante, and the prisoner did not appear to deny that she had pledged the various articles. The Lord Mayor inquired whet evidence there was to show that the prisoner had bean concealed upon the pre. raises on the sight of the robbery' The constable replied that there was • whams present who would give his lordship some information upon the subjeet. An aged Jew named Soloman Schwartz was then sworn. He stated that his lodged iD the prosecutor's house, end o the morning after the robbery was committed, about 6 o'clock, he had missies to go down into the cellar of the house, and he there saw somebody apparently huddled up in the corner to arsenal herself. Ho was in • great fright at the time, but still he wee quite sure that the prisoner was the person he saw in the cellar. The Lord Meyer asked him how he knew that she was the person he saw. The Witness replied—" (A la) In answer to a question pot by the Lord Mayor, the oosetable said that at first he did not consider it possible for • women to have made her way from the synagogue to the prosecutor's premises, but upon examining the place, and bearing in mind the very diminutive size of the pri soner, he considered it quite probable that she mold have ." Me see her face is the dark: got tliroingb. The prisoner, whim called upon for her Memo, told a loos notifies story in German, the effect of which appeared to be that sbe had been called into the prosecutor's bed room in the deed of the night, end that wee all she brew about O. She admitted Monis palmed the various articles, but said that some other woman bad given them to her. The Lord Mayer said it was a queer story 'Horatio, and he sentenced the wooer to Os wesbe' hard taboo. _ GUILDHALL. c , : ,--‘d No. 6,9 S . ri- - - -- -- -- :. grAmingial:ANDSTrlltra 1 INV may BOON FA forimr Lasers elks fir CI L .0= of seaaillo . Mr 111 • Valar, MAW affs. • OA Mb mar ii Ord. Idelbolonek met is re the aft of r Zilt as Ormilmes ,41 Ms; sr 0,1100.14 Bra& MON m o okwastimt, aunt° ethAYA- . . : t o wive the teo.e• i no rgo ir tgar crerialleme tor sod die all me! an tO ALLPOST sad 80141.1. 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