The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-31 00:00:00

THE.. EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 31 1865. THE CATTLE PLAGUE. ..--.._ . _.--------, LIBERAL BANQUET AT ORATaAhre Last evening a public dinner was given at the ' A ettenec, —We (Surrey Standard) were sorry to /mama gall, chatham, es ei d e k e t e th e nu= e d mr . I fears Let eveslunsuegiuthstArs.a.motherAemermunof eisimuliseribetleigisidiest A. Ghee'' , m refelemaell" for the banal* of Chat I Br. Geo. " l3ceiftee, al Ford, was found to be suffering from hue. Abate 300 elesase were prainit. Mr. latex, the ' the nausea. Mr. Smiles, is one of the meth eximsive Meyer of Basheiter, redid ; sad imago the gentlemen farmers Ild the diarist. aid if the disease should spread present were gr. M. T. Bea, ILP., Mt P. W. i i t ar ii i .i thronebeet tie farm the searifire will be frightful. 3LP., Sir J. Lubbock, Mr. Actineltan, Dr. Sleet, Mr. John , EADLOW.—During the past week, at least some n, ten, es twelve days ego. this fearful disease toted it. omber (Mayer elect d ßochester), Mr. 0. Beeteld (High M e wa . iata the harm a . the Idea ,. c ast l e &tali , the pro a) estable d Chatham), Mr. Jima Hakes, Mr. Wilk - ! perry of Mr. Redgere, -- hlgh sheriff for the county, sad is meth, he. . spine all m a rts, over one dozen of the cattle, which were eel movers' more are iefecited. Mr. Y. Hr. .T. Lase, in returning thaeks for & toast, said the ' mejdee hem*d ld wan . is the r eit t e bb ie Qua, M ea rn ed glom Load Bowen Is succeed lb. Veit : () R a tti esrilstmois* "an Amordstion, formed el in oonsequeem the (lieu whom trey had lately lost, lied takes that wens which ca t t l e p - f a li i ,, ad the committee will meet es Tuesday to they MOB have expand from her excelleet discrimination consider the claims far oompensetioe, which &Booth's, end mead judgment. It bad been the fealties is some i ' with the exception of Mr. Hodges*, who will most likely quarters lately to disparage the pretentious sad ea tecedeuts tell au l e' l -- 401 Mth the Immelethes ha " set tem hos t bay Litt should the dimes leareses • subscription et that ethisman. Hs thought that as Bogbalunen they fowl will have to be set on foot —Sussex Advertiser.—A &odd memo target the Plat elee Bee Earl Blellen had roe - week ell two glees we noticed that no fewer than 53 besets Awed to his eoustry. (Hear.) They wen told that Mr. on the farm ot Mr. Stow, perish of Radios, had falba • Gledeteee, whose ability Done disputed, would be unseal>. s on to the lotottholl moguls. lied that • oodeookrelea I had bees started to mitigate this law. We (South Rosters ported in the House of Commons, and that it would 1 04zeue) arehappy to lama that a vary awful reariaas it be ___ lm P rellbl e t hat be esd his eelleedele toad s teed hang suede tow _ appeal by the farmers of the mighbonr. W ee* the Ma'am rd drthciall omens. so • boy Mao , hood, but the wardness of the landed plan, in lend smiled them that morning, "Mist on the opposition ' ing their aseistanes towards this object, has created soma liseehes, reedy to overwhelm him. He confeesed that bolds, as be bad looked it them for 20 yeas, from the mi g i ' ll:4lt 81° 8211 °. -- WO Vital" Adeertiem) elm ether sided the ho use, he should not know where to find to sty that the &seise is very prevalent in South I s ßeisted. It seems to cling most to the cattle that are do. this phalmx. That there were men of mark smog them. 1 Feature d in t h e =se a mws heete , ea t h e Lem, which l ent a that their leader was • man of distinguished Went, amu pert of the flom.andadthant Loyola. The principal of genius, nobody would dray. But to say that there sat by su ff erer is Mr. his side moo of such tothciess pretensions that they would tmeed.ta mmurals _m&d:lti,e l- th a m t geittmeelor has IT: latt by the; shoat swallow the able men whom be bad Men accustomed `a the mu* Pail very due Devon steers, which w bslie ere " is w some esre d D el to look up to the 'Alt 20 yeas., was going • little further Drayton, Mar 01110blatia, aid we believe over SIU this he could follow. He vistaed to my that the mambas bed to be destroyed. Baliesqnsatly it attacked the cows on of the cabinet who were la the House of Commons were all the farm at South Berated, sad we are cony to hear HIM 0.,,, althea out of eighties have false victims to the dismiss ; able Dm ' end it they " le to °heals a sea °beagle """' the ether two were erase weeks ego turned is the same House of Commons, be did sot know when they would have bad e a t D.A., y s b an tit , ste ware that bad bad thehubbingtos. to go to ea that side of the home. plague, sad they are done well. m Mr. E. t The MAMAS the. proposed "The Member for Chat. who had &dairy of Mee emit_ bee lon fi and three mese fats. (Load °bean) have got the compleist. Toe Rev. A ve, E bee less two cows and two calves. Mr. James Richardson, clowkesper Yr. °TWAT said the deject government by cute were goes New - red, Bapaar, had rea died as Friday last. It shows & hy. If Berl Russell appealed boldly to his eountrymea for oo.ogoomo of the dimes es the Monday previous. Mr. F. Is. port they would sapped him. One of the fust considers. AM - day, Fleptem has loss two cows and • bull. Mr. G. *Woo wou ld b e the ma gus; of the d evemetent with regard Bennett, Flephas, basket four fat besets. Mr. T. Omens, tolls teform bill. Be believed that Earl Rama would in. Smith Dented, destroyed me in Saturday lest. Induce • reform bill isle the Home of Commons. He did set see how • politicise se hie experience "odd pomibly help doing so. The aside lord had repeatedly pledged himself to the nese of reform ; be had advocated the exteseica of the beech/ es, as bad most of these who were seseented with him in the cabinet. Therefore, having tepid to his oemistoscy and him honour, be was setigleilthat he would istrodnee some measure of re dem, end he trusted that te would be of that character to give satitfaotien to ea geplante end • patient people. Bat should he net be guided by this feeling he (Mr. Otway) thought it would be impossible to barks the qualm my Boger. A new Home of Oere mons wee then to muse to • few most iss from this time ; many el them bed pledged themselves to their con stituents that they would support • measure of refhrm. and how meld they ask then far • renewal a their confidence if they did net = • manure of reform There was the of the franchise, which they must endeavour tonal& It must be of a nature that, while it admitted a lags portion of lb. working classes, it should not destny the power of the oseent eonstithency. Be did sot see why they should sot lowlif the franchise gradually to root && extent as woad admit • large portion et the working emelt He was act tied to stli. flambee ; he Moped itbeeenee it min &makes re whisk the cabinet had amity gins its wake, helm made amid be devised hawses that end the preashise Meth would admit • large in of the working dames he thought it would be • step in the sl i ght directen. It was probable that then would be a proposition for • gemming* of *airy loto those manses. He thought they Ireew all they had to learn oreesening it. One of the lest acts of the lan gentemest bed this merit iu it, that it was Inc. emsful—he swat the ocesusios a the metes of the Britt& led Panel fleets. He believed that all that careful endgeed niansgement amid de se both sines was done ; mil Meng bees • persona spectator of the atmagernests. both he &O&M sad is law, be sun eat that they re. Reeled the highest esedill es the Dike si Somerset and the Weed sf Admitelty, who Wale minded with theduty of =g them coet. Be bed seen in the public papers a id the Pen* aid Reglish wise by the Prince de Jeinvins, who said that the British savy, in essemeenes ef • lees 'period of in sad the odium tad sten bolsi plated is ships in which they Mel se eseitherge, wee melange, what it was is former Now he had the oppertesity of listening to the remarks el Tneshisen when the British squadron under Admiral Deans intend the pen of Brest, which they did, eech ship taking bag plasm socordieg to the envie= sr reassessed, with as essurasy that was reenellous, and those remarks were of • very different nature from the observations ef the Mace de &krill& He Minya that the afters and isms et the navy had perfect coolidesce ie their ships, that the men bed enalldence is their °Boers, sod that whenever they amid be called into ration, they would prove themselves worthy of Wes who fought under Bocieeysmi miss Nelms. In conolusioe, the hon. member eon Waked the einem for the honour they bad daze Id/12, &ad be a:premed his egaviedee that if the liberal party is that borough wen vigilant, and slept with their armour on, they would always retina • regmeentative of their opinions. &teed other kills fak/WWL • Sill GALA KIRKCUDBRIGHT. N.E. MONDAT_NIGIT, The schooner Franklin, ;IBelfset, 72 tons bound from Be/fast to Ifsryport is ballast, west ashore yesterday monde( at Point of Sole, in the river Doe, during • gale of wind from S.B.R. As soon se the intelligence moths& this pleat the lifeboat of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution wee quickly launched sad taken to the ems of the wreck, and was happily the means cl rescuing the mew of foss men. The weather has since moderated, and the vessel has been got off without mach iejury. HAYLL'4O ISLAND, PORTBIIOI3TH, Bognor NIGHT. I have the pleasure (eels the Rev. 0. Hardy) to report the Drat gaud Denim MI the Mho Leaf lifeboat, resestly pissed on this 116111i0a by the Royal National Lifeboat Institution. Yesterday etterscon, daring the heavy gale, not fewer this nine vessels were diseoverod ors the weather temporarily olearbig, is handoest peril milt lire shore, sod between the two dangerous shoals, the Woolsiners and the Emtpoles. Is little more than half an hour from this die oevery the lifeboat had Imes Lambed through the surf, sod aped gallantly ma her sold@ wistaria of saving life, and happily eke succeeded is landing the entire crew—thirteen L number—of the barque Atha, 530 toes, Odeon. master, of and from Shields, boned for Genoa, with a ergo of code. The lifeboat also offered her services to a brig, bat they were declined. She then proceeded to a Norwegian barque, timber Laden, which had hem abandoned by her drew, sod, after lying by her for some hears. succeeded in getting her out to as, and taking her into harbour at Portamostk. Of the reissuing eight vowels sees to be In danger Ire put to Ns whys the weather dewed. the brig ahem al luded to rode out the gala, sad got to ma about 4 o'clock this moraine. The *chooser Favourite, of and from Shiel d., with coils for Portsmouth, has become a tetel wreck, sad the Atlas has etranded, and wilt probably Week up. The crew of the Favourite and the Norwegian barque managed to reach the shore is their owe boats. POOLBEG. NEAR DUBLIN, 00T. 29. At daylight this morning s schooner was observed en shore on the South Ball Strand, in Dublin Bay (reports Nr. John Luzon). The Peale( lifeboat of the Nation/ bat e aio war hantedisitsly launched sad to th wreck, and rimmed the mew of sin men. C i Zal proved to be the 'chooser Emma, of Borrow (Sweet, muter), bound from Ardroman to Newport with s mese of Pig iron- DOVER, MONDAY. At 3 o'clock this mots* the brig Iroquois, of West Hartlepool, cool laden, for Hoeffeur ' come ashore is Dover Bay. She sprang a leak, became waterlogged and us manageable. She new line a total wreck, and Is fat breakisi up under the jetty. The eselsia sad craw took to their boat and mom wel r elnto Dover harbour where they im mediately found a at the Sailors' home . Owing to the darksem of the night the week wee not men from the shore till the men were landed and reported it. TER CORPORATION 07 COLCHESTER AND TEN LAT, Loan Palithirroe. —At a zoostiv of the Tows Oetheil, held yesterday, the mayor moved the followiog resointlon in rebuses to the moist death of the Prime Miatster „ That this council shares to the deep sorrow which per. odes all assess of the commenity at the loos whisk the sovereign and the troantry have eastaiDed is the decease of that eminent statesaten, Viereant Palmarstoe, the late premise, by whose with eausols end heart patriotism the affairs of this great country have for many years been coos. ducted sou to secure oleos sad prosperity at horns a Dd • just sad importut induces throng foreign nations. And especially would this oinocil desire, as behalf of themselves end the inhabitants of this spriest borough, to convoy to Lady Palmerston their respectful and unmet undoleetre sod sympathy nadir her mournful bereavement." Councillor Philbriek, in soothing the immobile °, said he wished it to be the first entry upon their minutes, in order that they might, as return, moat* from the odium of belsg the only place in which, sore the death of Lord Palmentoo, any expression had been uttered otherwim thee of respect to his memory and honour to kb moss Bat whatever expression of • contrary character might have been used by any parses, he was wars it wee the unanimous feeling of this eorporstioe and of the tows at loge, that Lard Pathentoe was all that the reseintios mid of him, and that his services to his country well do wned Its mad grateful noknowledgmists. For the credit of his native town he blushed whoa he read those remarks in the public purists, and his only cossolation was that those remarks were Dot made by •Oachester man, Dor yee by eh Ewer man. lie believed the feeling of respect for Load Palmerston in this town to be uoivensa ; and it wee no ' served for u individual coining from • loss distance he I make a remark which, as behalf of his fellowthernsmee he could not too strongly express his diasset from. Th e resolution was unanimously adopted. The remarks a Councillor Philbrick were thrlarstood to apply to the ro cent speech of Lord Ingestre. ELorobe.vr ar 'Aqaba& —Yesterday Henry Newman, • respectable-looking man, was brought before the borough magistrates, at the Windsor Guildhall, charged with steam a silver watch and chain, some sheets sad blankets, shirts. mid other clothier', besides some money, the property of Thome Toombs The proserintor, who sow resides in Dartmoor-street, Notting-hill, stated that be February lot he was living In Soutb.pleas. Windsor, mid ' was employed other Newman. On the 7th of February Newman sad Mrs. /bombs eloped from Windsor, sod with into Emu. where further trace of them was lost, talrbg with them the property already mutated. Townie further said that he sod his wits held happily together, sad were 1 THR CRAM. ROYAL IN THU SAVOT.—Yriterdity 1 oir good terms up to very morning upon which she owoojog o ...cm a i.h a bit.t. o f th e p rec i nc t s of the I obseothod. Rile Won soon as he had gone to his Savoy was held in the large room of the Board of Worth, I work. Is erosaexamination by Mr. B. Smith. who sp. Borleigletreet, is aoticiipetion of the approving ()penis's ! peered for the defence, Toombs admitted that the lose of of their new chetah, watch was destroyed some menthe his property affected hint more then the loss of his wife. ago by fire, and whith bee been restored trader the direction to whom he had been married twenty-four years, adding at hi s , s e na, a t to ea pea l e of box m a j os ty th s Q uo .. that tie would Oat have her back again for as much gold The Rev. White, the chaplain e t the Savoy, presided . as his cop wont* hold. Mr. Eager, superintendent of police, He said that hso day th e yet been definitely fixed i %said for • reamed to enable him to complete the ease for the opening serene he woe smooth to take Lb* *pinks .by further evidence. The magistrates were about to of the members of the congregation on the allotment al comply with this request, whoa Mrs. blelthish, • married watt, sod the nature of the eervioes. Them matter. had daughter of Mrs. Toombs, came forward and stated that lately been takes up by the public othapapers, and they . her mother had told her, since the prisoner ' s seers/in tact matsagsm ody assumed th e o w e d., of pu bli c goto tt oos I lobo, that on the Sunday night before they eloped they which could mot be issued. The Savoy Chapel ni its re. I made as sorsa:out to go away together. For some weeks stored bete yes not to be • free sad unappropriated . previously she did not creak to her mother, bemuse church in the ordinary meaning of the term for although : she had chained too mach familiarity between her the puts would all be free they would be appropriated, but . and Newman ; and Mrs. Newman, when spoken to on the would set be reserved • moment after the commencement subject, had said, " She was sure her husband would do o f t h e 'orr i s .. ri m . offertory tim id as mai l be adopted, Ino sold when he dime down to Windsor ; Mrs. Toombs so th a t a ll ponces m i g ht coo ws s ms t o th e sipswss of fi l o , would be the Oath women be had taken away." The church, according to their means. With regard to the runaway. are about the some age, the man being 46, the c h o i r , it h a d been s t ron gly presse d 'moo hi m th a t it woman 47. Mrs. Newman has been loft with five obit should consist of men, but he was greatly afraid that sub • 1 drop. Mrs. Toombs has shad four childrea, now growo body of mew would be usmthageable, and that they would illm. Prosecutor whim , btainid the warrant for the le unsuitable to the simple Denier which must be oh. apprehension of the prisoner, described his wife as "a Par Ted is their small chapel. Os this and ether matters be wort, *Wok Pad 40 aliiim6 WMASIL" Mrs. Nunes*, whim wished the to el the esegamaties to ormasounieate to MIL is certainly better rocking than the wane who with him prior to the caring of the dispel, mid with that has supplanted her in her hosband's edibles'. Nothing v i a . b e would bus am mo of toss pr i e t a g. w hi c h was heard of the guilty parties from the time of the he would circulate 'moor, them. huh difference of elopement until the other day, when Toombs observed opinioe prevailed Is reformer to &intim of verbose, some Newman getting into the kW°. The police appre hen de d oosiderms the musing Nubs at all sweats too the primmer sod disfavored that he had set up • - =This night be remedied by having Holy Corn , a . I house is Wiodsor after Toombs had loft the 13. iojoo Si an either hear this elevate he the woromg . oc by The magietratee remanded the prisoner, sad .coop lad hail bevies the Liam in the afternoon. There were some for his appearance next week, his own recessionals in improvements in the Werth of the chapel which he 1,111 1001, 1011 two "AN*" of 501. each. Suisun of spiv carried out. bat they must he def e rred SOUTE Kcassurcrrow MillilllllL —During the week star the new Chancellor of the Cechy of Lepanto Amid • wading October ES the vildtors have boos es follows : be appointed. Several geoldsomie drawl their *pintoes on Oa Moetla, Tatakir. tad Saturday, free days, von from mitten of detail, and on the wetioo of Mr. Cledenan, 10 a.m. to !0 p.m., 9,447 cm Wollsealry owl Thanday. essomisel by llr. Edwards, a cordial vote of thanks was students' days (erbniados to the poldis, 1344, apes bug 10 awarded to the Bev. Bury White for calling the muting e-si. till 6 fi.m.. 980. Tetal, 10,427. rem the opening of sad waldnaltdo slaternant. the sanerana 5,624,186, THE READING INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. Yesterday the closing oaremony of this provincial eon to amulets the example of Industrial London took Taos at th e Towevkall. Tbs orals& which took place ea Ike 13th of tileptieseher, was seined ia our columns, and Mao" that date the eradiation has costumed ea Insister. :opted career d success. The sposious halt, which is me el the Rant proviacial public rooms is Ragland, is 'Aral zahly adapted or each a purpose, and tbs facilities which it affords for ansagsment, almeilkatice and comparieon, is some degree no doubt stimulated the exhibitors to their' ben foxectices. Added to thin, the local gentry and the inhabitant' generally appear to have taken a deep and practical intend ia ths project, sad to then cireussetaaces the gratifying results of sot oily porton immunity to the guarantors. but &surplus to the credit of the guarantee feed, may be attribeted. The osreasoahl of yesterday was pre. aided over by the Dal of Camaro.., who was supported by the Mayor of Reading (Mr. O.J. Butler), the Mayor of West Wickham, the aldermen sad other members of the superegos of Read*, Sr Charles Renal, M.P., Mr. G. Sir Paul Hunter, Pretense Rimier, Mr. Besyse, ILP., Mr. Shaw Iddevre, ILP., Archdeacon Phelps, and most of the mildest gentry sad clingy of the neighbourhood. The body of the ball was compied almost to repletion by the I athibitors and the tradesmen and other inhabitants of the *own. The proceedings esarunescsd with the Old Hundredth Psalm, which was exosediagly well played upon the very Sae organ which pans the upper sad of the hall, after which, The SECWAIT (Yr. Eggistoss) read the report, which described the nada:tang as an usquelibed success. The total number of admission had bees 70,000, the average deity atteadanoe 176, and the total amount received at the door WWI. Although the expenses had been aecomearily heavy, the balsam-sleet, when finally made up, the manses; committee were happy to say, would present a very haadesme surplus. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERSALL'S.—Mosphx. A full house w fully soticipated fhb sham" bat that soy opectlation of am o k would take plat was sot oxpooted. Nor were salt conjectures or enticlos. tics. at fault, for *aro wss a large as. fafinentbl soom- Wage of the old Aobitnis, genuine supporters mad Wanes of the turf. Settling on the past Boughton mantis, was son ducted on a large soils throughout tho after:MN sod judging by th e appeoranos of things matters wore ea v" 'sough, although is Book mast thorn Is the inevitable parentage of grumblers, who will talk sod amyl if the uttermost " fiver be sat fathoming. The Liverpool Autumn Cup ma not own mentioned--ompt wham we put the patron ourselves --and the Deal did ad produce anything in the shops of speculation beyond a few investments on a ample or SD of outriders, 74 to Ima offered on the field, bat although there were frequent inquiries after Student, we did not hear soy specifio price once mentioned. 40 " fifties" were booked about Blurt Ribald, the taker of the odds lambing to repeat the transaction ; sod the some ' • to • "pony taken twice about the Bribery colt. aka DIMBY. 60 to 1 adst Marquis of ilastiude blue Itlbsad (t) 60 to 1 Lord Alkabory's by Moskvaol-110m7 1000 to 16 Mos. 8. liforke's aby litootwall—Midettsumf BETTING AT MAC LIVILRPOOL 10 to 1 0000 1100 2a 8) 100 to 6 WI I* to 6 Illdeiriad (aa) io to 1 116161•16 ( 4 ) 16 to 1 MO) 7111:1TEIL—Noxwa. ITWIN! 01JP. 111 to 1 DIME(g) (g) 16 to 1 Tbe aelm 26 to 1 MAWS) II to 1 Jolla Dads (1) IS So 1 (I) WORCBSTKR AUTUMN 110IETING. PROGRAMME FOR TOMORROW. Ten GSA= Own Prat% (HandioeN of 100 dd. for all ekes ; winners of 100 eoea dear alter Weber 26, ea 8 p.m. 716 extra. About a mile, starling ken the Stand. Ate alb Aie st 1 X 061447 1 labors = 2 ?Mims OW 5 1 kkaisse 4 1 1 1 i ir= li 4 are mur a 1 gs. noel 1 1 de The Meer a Diane 8 1 Bradememis 4 Mahar Wanes—. 4 1 Onakstat a t=di . ... : 1 Jabal • Maks 4 f by Esistiat ikt— Names 6 Attack . 8 Omaha on 4 1 Guildhall • 8 Sillissia Nniesgell Morrie 3 Ml6* II EWD46041 I ' Gionank 4 Aline His BsinDenity 5 Mildred . ... 8 PariNK 6 n lie osiiii;Oase : . $ Pat 'ask 6 6 In humors Gi ii) 8 Nemo 4 Lancashire * ita .. I Edinburgh $ Dektboar 3 Ile s nail 1 lady Calthar blitiii I 1 c by Trine Wild Poppy 3 —Cynthia Mowed 3 Mahatma 2 gurney 3 ittockowner Dean Swi ft 4 lltteuin 6 dr Arkansas Tax Aur tram Ftnid 122611/8 (Handicap) of 5 ens. doh, with 40 added, !wall ups; the dead to dee his state ; winners oaoe alter October 26, at eight p.m., 716 ; Swiss. or a sake aniountdin to 200 sod., 1211, extra. Bather more than ball • mile. (64 subs.) Ass alb Is st lb 9 Queen of Trumps 6 9 0 10 Shoe Moenrel le Criabery Troubleaske 6 810 FUMY 3 3 Yghl ncription Belle of the Ban .... 6 8 0 Purity 3 7 Juliet Lady Venetia* Treat Goldylocks 4 TII fneambek 2 4 Attache Gordian Ka5e......4 7 1 Drum Ons. la ax 1 2 Filth Mende* Cadeau Bradman,* 4 7 Venturenene 2 0 kasha 5 7 Caraisetto 1 0 Shrakeill - ...... 11 0 Gipsy Girl 6 7 Cotillos Lucy loss 3 7 lady inlihodd .... 1 11 dolly lanw.... - Bann 3 7 nostlite lank 5 7 c by ßab Priam Makin . Blackbird Dent 6 612 Quads of Kailasd.... 1 7 Vision 3 II 12 Bob oh Faigland Pepper . ' Ghost Tax Bay nu BANK STALER of 5 dd. doh, with 26 added by Lord Coventry, for borer that have lode regularly hunted ; list 7111 and ; wieners and thorough-bras okra ; pada:win riders ; prefensiosals, lib sans ; three aisles oil the Steepleelase Come. (15 nibs.) A N Ar• aff• Agnes Pallas Laos Was • Baikal( 6 Katie Marble LIMA 6 No Name ill b) . • Pretender Dr. Poesy 6 Lanni' Lass. ... a 11011600, :It b).... • TIM Yarrow' PLAIN (Elaadiesp) cd 40 nod. far all ape. About one mile. darting at the Graad Stand. A HANDICAP PLAT'S of 40 sod., for all ape ; the whips to be sold far 501., ha. Five furloags. Tax Suomi; Sauna BrAnza of 5 'ova each, with 30 lidded; 2-yr-ohia, 7.4 1016; tkree, 94 316 ; four, 9st 111 b; livs, six, and aged, lOst 21b; nelidg dioramas, he. T.Y.C. (a straight haltraile.) Wyatt and Branford bad nothing to my lo reply to th• charge. Howes said bo had met Mewl from Chine, and bad too more to drink. They were all Mr. Mansfield fined them each 51 . , in delimit two Tomei? imprisonment with bard labour. e.remewerirovtrie AVvai Messer, istadle-IZed, of reepeetable enesranes, was finall y ensmined, chimed before dr. Safe with steam 101.. the mows 01 Yr. now Kelley, carrying on Lamm at 20, Albertrnsersoe, Yr. W. D. fisayth, ==derl. • The fade el the an, as Ulm oo the ripoitioss, are briefly three:—The parties had souse betdag tranaredons haws them. and there appears to Lye bees • en Odi n tOW some mow. On Thursday het, at and two dela*, Hz. 'Kelley sew *rasa peid him 31s. 61 . mow o wing to him, shut up his shop , Laidig all the doors, went out, leaving 104 or 124 is the tall. with • cheque salver posed ems, as& tettiag book. Shortly after 'primer salad sad told a lodger named Law :we that be LA some mosey for Yr. Kelley, but, &dies that he was out. ha wont awsi oras iMillt in Ws a tersoos the prisoner appsera 8 0 4 e d o. awit and stating that be could not get in, sad lait hey on the counter, he persurded • boy named William Wos& cock to get themes the fanlight mad epee the door, width :l ets the boy did aid resetved 6d. for his trouble. He was sees to leave the place 10 IlliNo6lo sell bOTTOWIZIg • bug hem the lag a • pahlinbeees P••• late Fri o al silver is it. Near ewe is' of Friday prosecutor arid • west m t c ol: sonar's how sad skinirged him tallith' robbery, prosecutor offerisg to forgive him for the sake of his family if the mossy wee losithessaiss, sad sow 101. ties poodeord is silver from wither rests. but 'Avner did sot my whose is was. He was takes into Guitar- Prosecutor now wished to withdraw from the proeseutien. but Yr. Seib would sot allow a commenties, and the &posi tions base med. priesner, who main was sot themes, was fully sommitted far Ma. LAMBETH. Joeph West, • sawyer, was chorea briers Mr. Ellis* with deeding Ws wife and two disdain', sad Isenteg them tzes.los the pariah ol Limbs/At W essisteat retiornag alms ter the pad& a said that as ler Lek as 1863 the Priem* first deserted his wile aid tire obildrei sad lisp wore reosived late the workhouse, On other aosesiews the Owen! badly bad bees einsitbei Lie the bew" and erne a the ebildres bad lied three, ant the wow to the perish fix homing Um family wee sperm& el 64 Os Setwidelr Los, m from ieformatioa which 6 (131Ingtoo) bed resehred fro tide wife, be took the primmer iota assiody from the pine where be was employed, sad ascertained that be bed Les at week kg nos lime, and was well this to Pepped kis wife and chili The pilaw mid be bed tearaway amplied his wife with sisal sums of mosey, sad wee shout to provide a home for his wife and child, and should have does so if he bad not been takes into cuMody. Ks. Mott tell bins he bed se liselsem to ism big wife and children charitable to the ;sari* to be supported by tide ratepayers, sad committed him for oat mouth's hard labour. SOUTHWARK. Two working men, _named Murphy and Trigg, WOW brought befor• Kr. Wooh7oh, charged with aemeltimg Polimotartable SW X. Twin wa also charged with 1,4 * tempting to roam Murphy, and threateedag to stab the ereatable with a knife. The wadable said he mew 2:ishy In Tooleyatreet, on Saturday eight, drunk and ism le. Ho refused to glee any amount of hireasU, sad tri to threw witness down. The other prissier mine up while they wore straggling, and pulling oat • knife mid if he did not let Murphy se de wadi stab hies, at the same time pointing the epee blade towards him. Another readable thee came up, and both *Doom were marred. I. answer to the ahem, Murphy mid he was very sorry foe what he had done. He was eery drank. Twlmi said he was perfectly sober whoa he taw the con stable pulling the other Moog. He merely celled out to him to be easy ends the man when the constable colleted him. He hod no intention of ramming the man or stabbing the Ace:. Another constable of the X Melaka mid he saw the prisoner with the open kelfe, and he heard him threat's to stab the constable with it if he did sot release the psi. . SOW Twimt padded in laying the ollicark testimony. mad accounted for harm; the knife out by raying he was maks some totems. Mr. Wacky& fined MuriaSX of 14 day s. and told Twin that be bad ageravated coaduct by e cowardly set of pulling out kb knife. He directed him to fi nd twe surmise to keep the niece for three months. George Lowey Worth, alias Captain Middleton, alias Booth, who formerly kept a large drapery establishment at blingtoe. and who bad latterly resided oe his freehold pro perty at Lighwater, near Bagehot, was placed at the bar for final examination, charged with attempting to mind 200/. from the South Faders Railway Company, by pre- Medial that he had a brother seriously injured at the Staplehnrat umWeas. Mr. Stevens, from the company's law Mike, prosecuted, and Mr. Board defended the aroustd, mime additional evidence haeteg bees gimes, sod the ma g istrate having sigaified thee he nommit the pri mmer for trial, Mr. to Beard, an wise maid he was iestrasted watch the came by • gentlem of high parities, asked the meMatrate if be would accept bail for the prieumer's apposrawis at the sew Mom. The Magistrate agreed to swept rapaesible hail, the *- sober himself in PDX, mid two maritime of 1001. each. The required sureties met being forthcoming, the prisoner was committed to Hureemeneriass pal. Mr. Jura= Lumi.—Yesterd ay Mr. Justice Lush wee ewers into caw Were the Lord Chasmaka, as ono el the Judges of the Court el Qom's Bomb, is the plass of the late Yr. ltutiao Oesmptos. Bowmen IN rim Drrosims Corrirr.—The list of we. ter the gaming sittiege of tba Dimes Omen primate at " improvise appearsoce, trona demesne is tho umber al eases. Thom ore only 69 in the lilt, bestir 91 stead* over by etemset of the target CHOLNIte IN THU WNW RIDII4O.—At Wombwell, sear Bsessley, two wellantbratkated cams at the ;misty Asiatic type of cholera hare mem* occurred. prisaa all lb. aggravated sod well-marked symptoms which dia. tiag tieguish it from English cholera. In oree ems, which oc curred to a yam* man, aged 27, residing at Land-bill, the patient recovend. In the other sumo salted James Batty, laud ST. is the service of the river Dun Comptay, se a bloater, and residing in the village of Woralswel4 was a few days since attacked with painless Manhoa, which be disregarded. On steering horns la the erasing be found severe symptoms setting in, sad sent for medical aid. Ho was attondod by Dr. Walt, who found him s peech,and prostrate ; and afterward. by Mr. Burman, both of wham agreed upon the clearly Asiatic type of the disease. The usual remedies were applied, and the pettiest rallied somewhat, but evoctually saosambod, and died withia 36 hours from the outset of the attack. Batley was a rigid teetotaller, and had been so for the last three years • but the sewerage in his seighbourhood is very bad. Thee; two are the oilme sa of Asiatic cholera that Imre °overfed in ths district, but English cholera has been very mows - lent, sad the cattle dismiss has reoettly brokot net is the sarroaadlng loeslity with peat vituktot TNIRTEIN FIANXILKIN DEOWNID.--011 the morn- Mg of Wednorday, while the haddock dating beats o• the Corso& Firth were at sea, they ware overtaken by • sadden storm from the northreat. and the potter part bad to rd for lead, barite their fishing lines bellied them. Sad to say, two entire mews perished. Os. rt the boats, belonging to the fish* village of laver, having eight able. bodied men on board, was swamped when only about 400 yards from Potimaltonsack pier, sad as no ersistaaos could be rendered the newt:nate men, the whole mew giddied, leaving Sr. widows and Steen foamless childret. The other boat belonged to Gawk,. While endeavouring to run for Porteeack, she was driven by vied and tide into the dangerous rod known as the Glass. Brigs, end ems at otos mwstuped among the breakers. The boat roue fouled moos after as Tait Beads, with two al the mew en2 t a i n an but lifeless, d there is so doubt the other this. at ma. Only oos of the bodies of the layer crew alsTa found—that of Kenneth Mackay. The bodies of the Gel. spit crew found in their boat were those of Hector Seller lamed (Coat:ask) and his son, general favourites I. the village of Goispoo. Os Thursday siOtseveral a the Geligis mows ventured to sea to recover their lima, and were overtaken by another sodden easterly gale. The greatest anxiety was felt regarding than. but all resohed laud la misty, though several roads seiraculoas escapes.—Norshers Bari" Tsa FENIAN PICOSIOCUTIONS. —An extraordinary some took piste in the mutt-Mum of Nweegla ea ilateraty, on the teal stamina*a of a amber of pompom atoned with Fenianian. An approver, named Kausedy, wipes isformatios they bad been arr ested, was put into the hoz to prosecute, but immediately began to betray great agita ties sad an 'eldest saw Bingos's to mistake the *huge. At length, as th e sworn informtboos being pat into bis hand, deliberately deposed that they were altogether false, and declared his willingness to mango say peek& meet which might be inflicted spot him. The mows pro secutor stated his belief that the original depositions were tree, sotwithstanding the imformat s denial et them, and the magistrates, though premed to do sees the pest of the prim mere, refused to &wham* them, sad they were rematched. Kennedy has been lodged in poi, std. as • charge of perjury will be preferred ILL be will be afforded as opportunity of indsibpagaiestreete for smityr dom. Other arrests have beet made is Newark sad Tbusles. At Bathkeals, on Thursday, there was soMber Feels& investigation, mad *videos, was given to show the extent of the conspintry la that looslity. • runner was current in Delgia as Saturday that write had bow served on his Esagioney the Lord Lisutossat sod at kb*. Geteral Sir Thome Lomat, shaffar to that semi on Mr. Strocie by Mr. Irby, the ?neuter& peepaietar al the Ma People. fee the alleged au.. el that jeareeL—Deblis llopras. Why imperil your own and ohildren'e health by al.sessii meat and east sawbsisestio teed or asses otte druf a rca Du Barris ads AlAv oldest' e reed yields th rice tho a the hem bad, sad cam, wnbent sesdarai ineeetostress. maw. We. ONTOSII. Wilma Over. sad isarab wassidba► sad eaves elm them Weed is ether reammasst fan* sans Se Dan sad Ca. No. 77. feeeeteleest,Landea, K. Ls ft gd ; Il7be Ste; aba, 40e : alto at 61. Oradea ch se p o id. en no, sea Ostorddliest aid at all &ewe. ..assrlsaaraLl LAW INTELLIGENCE. 00IIIIT !APIS& COURT OP PROBATE ANDCAUSES. DIVORCJI AND MATRIMONIAL !Rends In sad attar Michaelmas TWOS :—Coart of Probate. Friday. Nov. 6: Saturday. e: Wednesday, ; Thursday, 9 Conn ol Divorce and Matrisnocial Cansm—lriday, daterday, 11 : Wednesday, 16: Thursday, 16; Friday, 17 : Satur day, ; W 12 ; Thindaynd , 111 Saturda Trish bytress j Friday, ary every Wednesday, Th Friday, ay, Nov. 24,, to flattuday, 16, both inclusive. TM trials In the Own of Probate will be taken tint. The judge will Mt in clumben to bear sammonses at 11, and In court to hear whom at 11, as Tuesday, Nov. All sad on each succeediag until Des. is, lachuive. man tor motions roast be T ledt m w d tri theelen a as Pagers belies I o'clock on the preceding Thurs day. mccuausricm. COURTS, tro. A*Ofl COURT. ras Conn will eh at Weensessaier on Kooday, Nov. 6, at 101, and ou such other days as may be appointed by the judge- ADMIRALTY COURT. The Court will sit at Westminster on Tuesdays, Nov. 7, 14, $l, and 18, sad Dec. 6 end It, at 111, to IdUllllo4llllll and nsotions, In Chambers and at 11, for motions in Court, sad on every week dig doling WM to beer mums. APPEALS COURT. The Court will Mt at Doctors Commons on Thetrodaya, Nov. 9, 16. IL and SO, at 10g. THE POLICE COURTS. NANSION•110 1 : 18 E. Two athletic , yew ma, who described themelvee ea moms' labourers, named Michael Ler sad Michael Quia/on, were brought before the Lord Mayor. charged with a violist moult upon a Gorman lady named /ilerunana, sad al so with 'malting several poßoomaelibles who ealsoated take them into custody. sompialeaut was weals( with bee ►busboad am &to- The day night in Ohemeide, about Wiliest 11 o'eleck, whelk just as she was in the act of moseng to Newgatestrest, the primer Les went up to her and struck her a Reiner dons blow on No aids of the face, tice aired of which was to fell her to the ground iassosihls. hasinad interfered to protect her, when the primer smelted him ale, sad a young eras who was pude, at the time. sad who eMeavoured to nodes sadatenos, was also mealted by the primate. Awellommetabie them ome up and he endeavoured to isles these isto merdy, bat they rensted meet violently, and it took dm metibles to a et them so the station. On the way the Owns smilled the whole at the policemen, and it wee with very great difSculty that they were eventnelly sseared. Mrs. Nieman', la answer to s question pat by the Lord Nryor, mid that she had ld .bale roaad her nook to whloh her welch was dMeb d, bat she was unable to state whether the prMaer made a seatoh at L ike chain at the time be sesaa her. In mem to the charge, the prisoners merely mid that they Used at Greemich, and were es their my home, mid they asoldentelly ma opiate the lady. It did sot appear that they were Mom to the police. The Lord Mayor mid be bad very little doubt from the elmatelems• that the object the prisoners had was to rob the emplainant, and ho esatemed thews to be MM.. SOMA sad kept to hard labour for two months. - GUILDHALL. Mr. Him, the Damages of tie Salisbury Hotel Compasy I (Limited), was summoned Wore Mr. Alderman Waterloo by Mr. James Legptt Whinkm. the landlord of the Bins Lin t Donstetreet, andisburyoqmsre, Pleetotreet, for that I be dad, ce the 2let of October ban. unlawfully permit 10 be sold by »nil a certain exeimble liquor—to wit, gle—no the oomplainant, to be drunk in his bonne and premains, ideate in Dona street, be not betel then duly honed so to do, and not being then the bar. ezentor, admaistrater, or soignee of any psnoas duly liesesed to do so, against the statute. Mr. St. !Lubin appeared for the somplainant. sad Mr. Child far the deleanot. r for the St. Ashin sold—l appea complaisant is this ow, who is a lkannsed victualler, serryieg es banner is Doreet-etreek Selleburyoquaro, Flestotesot, and am intrusted to premed against the defendant, who is the managergal theaalisbury Hotel Company, for permitting tbe saki of lazaitabla liquors on the premier of the nen- Deny without a noose. I pressed under the Bth and 9th Cho. IV., cep. 61. see. 18, wilds clearly defines the aeon and penny. I think. Mr, that wino you hear the evidence you will my that this is • most barefaced ease of the kind. and If the company is allowed to trade thus without • hews it will open a loophole for all pinion to evade the laws and trade without Hossein. I rim in ignorance why. Si this particular one, the Board of Inland Savenue do not feel it right to prepecate, bat ou the enstrary have refused to give me say information on the 'abject. They admit hang reosivsd • letter on the subject, and that It is is sonsequence of that letter that they decline toliremnine. sad they reins to allow the letter to be eon. I ban fur ther to say, air that if large public compa n ies such as this assnowed to infringe the law at pleasure sod individuals having smaller houses are prosecuted, the set of parliament will really become one law for the rick and another for the poor. 1 Mall now cell my witnesses. Mr. J. L. Whitaker—l sin • licensed victualler sad carry on badmen at the Blue Lot. in Donstetaart. Os last Saturday week I went into the Salishary_llolol. ia con ' pony with dun friends. I aged for half a pat of gin sad bitters. and paid 10d. for it. This was shoat tea o'clock Le the Cronozaudned day. We drank it es the premises. by Mr. Child—Mr. Higgs did net serve ma. I do not know the name of the young man who served Mr. Child—l will not trouble Mr. Bt. Aubie to call further evidence, as I admit that liquor was sold on that partici:ller ormaioe, but sot by Mr. Higgs. Mr. Alderman Waterlow (to Mr. St. Albin)—Yon bays not shows in any way that Mr. Higgs is respossible. Mr. Child—lt has not yet base proved that Mr. Ilimp is the manager. Mr. St. A tibia —That is my difficulty, avid if that point is penisted in I most allow the memoir to fall to the ground, ead being it more fully home ea another or mai. to Mr. Alderman Waterlow—li is far the ocimplaineat prove whether the delendeat has allowed Writs is be sold, sad for his owe personal profit. Mr. Bt. Aulia—This difficulty will arias hi an asses where large companies are ocaserned, unless we are able to ex the tespoesibility upon some one. if you will allow me to call 'videlicet as to who is rated for the hotel, I lake it that that will In the respoesibility. Mr. Child objected. Mr. Alderman Waterlow overruled the objecting sad the ward beadle was called, bet on being sworn it ap peared that be hese nothing about the rates. Mr. St. Albin—Under them oireematitems, sir, I shall apply for leave to withdraw the summons. Mr. Child objected to this on thevoned that his client might be again proceeded against for the mane offence, which was is the light of •on prooredieg, coni c. lion far which his chest might be imp:homed. Mr, Alderman Waterlow—lt is clear that spirits have bees sold without a Somme and I think that ose of two coaxes§ is op,. to the defe ndant, either to allow that he (Mr. thus) is as the meager, or that the cam shall he ad Mr. Obi said tisat he would esesent to the summooa being withdraws. He might mention that the Board of Inked BAINOUII had Woo emaimuoitiated with in respect to greeting a Boson to the hotel as far as they could legally grant it, and the letter reconameedieg it had been signed by two magistrates, nor a member sad the other an ex member of parliament. Mr. St. Amble shim withdrew the summons by consent. WORSHIP-STREET. Samuel Geri!, worts( the uniform of the Royal Artil lery, Woolwich, sod with the horseshoe oe his arm, was charged with the following meadaloos waded : Mr. William Smith, assistant to his mother, who is laud lady of the Victory publie-honee, in Great Camktdge street, Hackeeproed, said—Last night (Suedey) the dr feedant came to the bar and demanded to be served with liquor. Perceiving that he wee greatly intoxicated, Irr fused to let him have saythisg, and he thee commeDoed using the most dirty and ahmmable language I ever beard. My mother sad the barmaid being present, I resolved to pat him out of the bone*, and told him so, upon which be seised • pint immure sad 'truck at me witli it. The blow fell, in consequeoes of my leaning backward , eoly lightly oe nay forehead. I afterwards auceseded in ejecting him and gave him is charge. Mr. Ellison—What have you, defendant, to say in answer to this disgraceful conduct ? Defeadant—l have only to tell you that I had been drinkio , sad certainly am very sorry. COOl t—l do not belies sir, that be would have ed to violence but for latoxicattoo. Mr. Mhos—You acted most properly in refusing to serve him with liquor nada t sta he circumnces, and von (defendant) may be thankful that the blows did not hike effect ; for bad they, you might bare been placed in a mare serious position than you now are. I indict a fine of 10s., ar seven days' imprisonment. MARYLEBONE. Robert Wyatt, 20, tailor, Henry Branford, 19, horse- knaper. and James Howe, liz, homekeeper, were charged with the following disgracefal outrage upon the polio* and a taadaeraws. Mr. Lenin Arnett, 475, Manchratarvdesst, grocer. said —On Saturday afternoon the prisoners were aerating a &start:saw outside my shop by sparring at each other. A large crowd assembled, and as no person mold pt is or I out of my plat* I requested tbe primates to go away. had no soonar uttered the wore than ROW s aWsek me somaral times violently about my head. I ran blames, and asked amistant to go for a poliasmast, and as be was • shoat gntef out, Wyatt atm& him la a brutal manner and , kayaked ham down. Tim assistant bold hue, but Branford struck hie sad got Wyatt away. John Farrier, 64 D, deposed—l saw Howes stalls Mr. Arnett, who ran indoor. He followed him I. and as. melted him there. He came mat, and Mr. Arnett gave him into my custody. Ha asked what be was going to be leaked up for. and when I told him be mid be wild mat go. Th• ' other two &sued him from me. Wyatt threw ma down and Basaford kicked me sevaral times In my hank. I torah Wyatt again, when the other two made mmatisr attempt lat reams. Other msatahlos see up aid took Howes and Itrisoford. Thomas Duakanass. took Hama Into custody, when Wyatt blanked we as my bask. I James Oraystons, 138 D, saw the attempt at mous, and book Branford, wk• west gala*. to..*•• L._ L NAVAL AND MILITARY. A Mini/LT; Ocr. 30.—ApPonminurrs.—Sub- Lieutenants J. A. T. Broom and G. atoplord to the Bristol; Navel Oadet (awaineted)-4. G. BMW. PROMOTION. —To be liespieeer —E. Mathew& LEITERS FOE OPTICZNS AND SBANIN Its Pactitc. —The following amended regulations are issued, to lieu of those given in Notior No. 37, dated the 26th Jape last, relative to the postage eborgsable on letters alarmed to or seat by officeis sad seamen berries oe board her Majesty's ships in the Puffin Lettere 'Admired to ships stationed at ports to Chili, Pero, or other places is the Swath Puffin are liable to the following combised British sad foreign pciategn viz. : —Mom' brim. 7d. the single rate sot ex on.. semen's letters, 2d. auk letter. Letters addressed to skips stationed at Vaaeouver's Islaad, British Columbia, co other Aim in the North P• 11110, in liable to the following rates, British and Iselin itonabiasd. Yin :--officiere letters, 9d. the single rote not erusedieg 4 oz. ; seamen's letters, 4d. each letter, vie New York ; officers' Irises, is. the rails rate not exceeding as. ; seamee's letters, 7d. sea lora, via 131. Thome mad Pawns. ABOLITION 0/ TEI SINIERY SIDE The whole of the reminder of the Om aad bars on the math aide of the Thames, 61 to number, will be removed to-sight at 12 o'clock; so that. es provided for is the act of playtimes; on sad from Ur let A November, 1865, the roads shall be free from loan The roads them to be eman cipated are 108 miles is length, and sztead from the me. tropolie into the three osuatise of Sauey, Kest, and Sons, u follows :—The Surrey and Somas roads through Walworth or Camberwell-gate to Peckham, to Dseinark hill and through Camberwell New-reed ; from Newington through Kenniegton-ipte to Croydon, God:rook Put Grinned, An ; through Renaingion-gate to Tooting and Sutton; from Vauxhall through Wandsworth to Putney sad Kieptoo ; and from Vatuthell through South Lambeth to Stockwell. The length of those roads was 56 miles, the gates on which were removed some few days since, is anticipation of the Neural removal. The nest trust is called the New Cross Roads, in length 40 miles, beginning in lientutreet, north of the Bricklayers' Arms. and running to New Cross Gate, thence, branching out in many directions, to Greenwich, Lewitham and Farnborough, and through Beckenham to Croydon, Ethan', Footooray and Dartford ; and lastly, the Bermondsey, Rothe:bah end Deptford roods, about the miles in leurtb, which in on the read aids the Commercial Do and the munfactoties and great Sour mills lying on the south bank of the Thames, between Lon don-bridandge extensiv cud Depe of any e tford. Th y is abolition is tbe most com plete t recorded. The abolitions on the north side of the Thames in July, 1864, were 79 gam and bars on 55 miles of road; and, with other irridental re movals, the total gates removed maks 153, and the total mile age of rood 174. The scheme of toll abolition was first venti lated by Mr. J. E. Bradfield in letters addressed to the public omen in 1856, sod roared at the time the parish vestries into violent opposition. However, up to the present time three miler committees of the HOW, of Commons seed royal commission have sat sad investigated the mullein with the above stated molts. Os Use meth aide Mr. Bradfield's plass went greatly aoceleested by the support of Mr. W. Jaekeon, IL P., Mr. Matthew Forster (late M.P. for Newlin), sad the late Mr. Herbert Isom, sad particularly of Lord Mary (*ea Lord Robert Grosvenor. M.P.), and as t h e south side, of the late Sir Joseph Psxtoo, Mr. John Looks, and Mr. A. IL Layered. ONNINAL FALLOW.. SWILL/NO DAY. MOTDAY, Oar. 30.—Advntrisions or puma% 1,3E16 ; ditto by rams Meru 1,051 ; felel visitors. 2,417. ItimirAer Blvizaos—Homceopatbio Praeti lawn, sail the Medial Profession generally. recommend cocoa as being the most healthful of all seve r ' at. When the doe tripe of homeopathy was Int introdinto this country, there were to be obtained nopreparations of cocoa either attrac tive to the taste or arm to the stomach: the nut was either "applied In the crude date, or so unskilfully manatee. turd as to obtain little notice. J. Epps, of London, homeo pathic chemist. was induced In the peer IND to turn his atten tion n o this a mj ne t, sad at kit succeeded, with succeeded, the sashaance of elaborate seachlamy, is be the first be produce as article pure in Its omenositios, and so rased by the perfect trituration It receive" Is the MONO it pears throin as to be most accept able to the delicate stomach. Tor gen vas, lush cocoa Is dialmitlawd al en inttnratlitg. grated breakfast with a delicious canna Dr. in hi work. " b /VdM pe Adultmatiems." egra:--" Duos contras suer variety al im portant D odgem priactiolea every Ingredient sootaaan to the growth and sustenance of the bod 7 .• Aaa Ag a AWAIT% cop& steam very much higher then shherai or lea." Wee- Ikea :—Twit teaspoonfuls of the powder b a breakfast filled as with boiling Water or milk. Seemed is 'iodised Ph. Fib.. and 1-lb. heard packets. and mold et lc. M. Perth. by poem. confectiontle, sad ebsnal&--fAdvertismisaLl THE DS OUSE UCTL AND W H A M' OFE'S BY Pi BONM,Dv'Aik, ROa There can be no doubt this fire gs dig t i .a., have hole etaceldming the whole of --1 2 11 1 see fad root till sheet Waved 5 isk a k %,..,_,"• 111 zt:• boy Ong dour the wain ria, le misstep' to here met give ths ilet.,._ to tho welishare buries ehares el the slot B ,_,'''t wield thee he elaseved o ewise bent COS ei Vis "" r_ 6b 1... of the third dozy beeline the Arse. hat lg.,'" 'abeam bed elapsed fitters bone teeth bra th e - 722, There ware a ton cal al oust cl the I n " ii . esubile in Leeds., widest were sot keg f a the Opel. n. t w river mars &sting ....,. lleded ell the 14021 voT sellally. set ," Wes tet sevesel terreets le water were ems h" peer 0 put 'et the borates werehaties, Alb •••._ , lead deem seeder were got to play le 1011-steses, i h r, ells widest from the trot thot there me thee 4 6,,' eridetexy prelim of the eirestore. Tee be by .1...7 Isil be the 4170th, sad ell Seam ad seed bed ides ie. r ei Ne:ll. however *I. *edema to the lower 'a ft 11 , I Z will es t eleos. for the body of berme mete h. 2 We, eed II wee laymen's to Niel tt sweast as N.= t ams == a ssetwere to wee Awed. ft pratedvie silk a the Arms 1 ,.._, ls si oi. t 7 "dee el upwards at s game el a eillice; 04iii a"" lt bed the bole el several d the hied siseassre bald Ite the sad lie prevent the Lass t e 1 . p ii the j ars, well earl ix* go le m i ll be At OA Woe his dope selfeired b to Niel tut lest, die whets of die Willem trwore red wllk bele, led an premed do t om ueteeles the wesehoese debeseseady, bo om , 4.lthames bs: to St with soweiss, sad ht the 111.74' ' Ile d wee fiend that the fee led Weak lonic Owes& the party wed. sad wee 'waft two% leeith el the fifth loss. eel ast go nod Mu iii = weld mew. tile betides bra p p glow bed 'Wilda be add lieu lbeseids, etrealea„ Deldere, aled Gaiebeesa ei am m o , d nage grebe ter the bedemilable isma ilift sea dlepleyed. T ce dues then the suit S ift thee be - however they badly jot te u s eit where the int lees ed ible "" k *Mg m ie e,p, e seelnood sty the wells d Ile ft., wereheeee the whirr a the emeehd. ed sue sfit' abase be ass essed ebayks sad ao hob, sdrehid Ist tai duel/ It chimed See the wereheese hedi l idi wen. doer from the wade to the 11"411" fil wabsers ~I Ped bea issulrea ct 141 "Walebil aids la 1'a P10 4 .1.11. whoa die deem we eves the use lereed se the bet sot a dm of water dowel. *Mai* the wore aseared oy the wear oneyeey si the dale there war alms a penmen ea dr supply Is wee der ritalo. The teed tome el propedi doe.* ii satel estimated et MAK Thou were wisr l 7 Width* d lee heel mei dented• MABIBT& LONDON WZMELT DOCK 110Das—W. 1. huts Do. brlsitl Dlmuldu LS LOA I Jima,- - ...... be! Marna 1 is . wass ! I Mribmsorsile, 037M—W.L 1 C V: 11 brie. t u l Nada Mak Other L Daft Pas la ti a a o t 0000 A Ferdipi. I I 5....~. »........ - 1.1111 - MTN .-- ...... ----- _ u 1. 14UM110211-. iftlatt MUM ...... ...... ..I TALLOW.—KoaroT EwesMia.—Tke know mai mead very flatly th is samba. bees few tramsetiss took yids at Mo. lbeember, bid 6d. Jowly, sad 52.11. ; bat subsequeatll boyars withdrew sad the mm ekes., swan, at she Mamba mho ; tor, 51a ; Y.C., bb.; TJkraido old Y. 0., 50s. 6d.: Jammer, 51s. 6d.: Nan* 525. 3d. to 525.; October le Deoembsr, 1866, 51s. Australlaa kest. 50s. ;as dasa South Aresetem 51.. 6d. int Ana Ooccoosat saANA withoot obese be ism OesW 50s. 61. ; Oeyba, 'warty eat d sank. Palm ea steady. Pas Up, X am ter4.3s. dd. Palm-aat ell. 365. to 3116—(bmi Web ' calm id llama beta sad Obtslos.) 0071VN.—Lte22805 5 % OW. 30,—A quiet mai, si father easier pricos. Wet 4,080 WM% ixeladiog 1.10 for soomdstica sodC 700 Astoeioto, 105. le kJ. ; 50 etuers, ke n to Md. ; 200 Yaw. wild* 21d. to 210. ; 400 Oka, 21d. to rad. ; 100 kvot, 170. to 1X ,• 2,500 Bd. to 19d. /dam 17d. It 19A ; Bowl, Idol, ko. 12d. to 13d. ; Mot, 191 Is 17 1 41 . ; Jp., Md. ; 001 1 w" , 25a. WOOL AND Wolll3TXD.—Baapaross, $1,5. weal market is messdiagly quiet UM* if my, ossi is Omega beads to-Oa. Wheereer losossmilises tin pis" she prime am &aloft is tamer el the There is a Meal stenos al • apsselitiles malt mew ass mass ht is maps* Wens* Ms Them is the muse basStrity Is this bras& Tos Maass spleens MO MI remerksidy limy with oil ere to. mil these see men whose cedars ire resift mit& would gladly eats late fresh isampasets at mimlsh• asessi quotation. Modems& for heth assert sid imso homes, has bees estamsely Malta. L pissathss fresh busbies@ al say massest a asps& Bliss moo areesely Arm, sad samoefasisrase me Wilms& ate OATTLE.—Lznaroot., ooz 23.—rh• 1 .4 1 / 1 7. 41 1 9 16 sod lamp was lan than as lad lionalny. A drad foe Wale at about LA weekl i fkes. limp It s p mad. &antacid draw. Had. to 70. ; nntion. fL to 94. pot lb. 2. 439 cads. sad 674 Amp at aisikeb 00418.—L09908, oot as—Barra Mao lk k Walker PrWawa% lba bd.; Wart Ilartlay 194 Wag Hod AM= 01111114 Me id. ; Walls Ines:lm si 16 ; War ma 23a ed.;; Walk Had Rid" sh"; War Eiha Racier Oraose. 211 s. ed. ; Walls Rd Pole Prannwo, 22a. 61. ; Walls Hod Swath HAWN MAL; Walls Had Tartan, 225. 3d.; Walls ma woo I. a. 9d, ; Walls Hod Camp, ate. ; Walls Lid B 23.. sd, ; Walla Had lEallart. 225. 9d. • Wallaeit Ikrar9ool. 235. 9d. ; Walls Rad Boa* !IL ti,; Camay and Darya Malaloo. ; Walls Rod B R Statfordshiria Us. 14.--1111ps at marts 4, 55 ; odd, 46. TRAFFIC ItZTURNS. ILVATt. or Pas. Mi. Sala MA ZA arm isor. ciaadase. 11% Wolk vodka Oct. IL loadoey Bele*" wad S Coast, Ulf 15,104 1199 10.41 1 1 loath Imam — 16.917 esarf 52,70 [Advertisement] HouowAT's Pzus.—Dat sad cheerer indeed is the present mum lama ilia= dentin are hr above the avenge. The MOM M probe* l arough the dense damp top woo* have toga se prevegild ate. Theme pale parity Ur bird wfdds ba• tor b 7 tall Pm. sad Or tar to ro norm *OM vilsil MA" Ward, errs, sod bakes bra sr tralt ieL l Honiara(' ptlia aro rao Ur brt rooms promoter at olboti the marmi voar alatars rl opera& as tirra nvi r r ie babb ead 41 : ••Pliirea.. "ls 1 " 11 of sppettte, vigour, sad sleep, Ole seedielee will be beet 1 arra tosiorattm asit will =ray IA to afoot a roPigilime BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& DIRTHB DI BILDISIY.-Oolobsr 17, at Tottosill Parroorya 1 11011 ' Wm, is wits of is Bev. UM. Do Bristol, of a ClOOll.-Ostobor to. at bloralsgtoa-rool. ihrzor- Crooke, 7.1.11., of a sea. 11000NIN.-Ostober 27, at Trauthou, Tommy, ths We dr. J. Swain, Req., s a t JAKCI.-totobar 27, s• TynOsit'slort, CUMIN Okoadie llbe• the wired W. M. Janos is.. al a tea. NULBILS7I.-Octobar n 4 at la. Tottou-stroa‘ 0. 7 D 11 . 40% the Ws of Jobs Narba, jun., of 24400C1L-Ortobar 27. as ltrattakkoimrafeL of 0 "'"' F. Paseo* 64. 07 4 1 07. Tosrm-oetebee 27. s• eaft, the cue et T. Taws. at tvi as, a we irmi dose's's. MARRIAGES. 1112LBACS-WASSIL-Oetobor IS, at ltiabaer s i .____... Dorm by the Bar. J. N. %%slab. W. nollp. to Ostbarlso, r 004 8707 ot I r . W Zak of itaashoso.olll, &army. RAIDY-BILL-Oeforbor st libsessosyss, by the Be'. C. Orsodon, Clortos Stontrt, sot of C. Rudy. Bo_ of Ciliate (Usti Yost, to PowayAltoa. &seam of Y. Dell. n O l. ° I Dearaoyark. TYLAIL-f • CBSON.-Ostobar 14. at the sada' amok. Maim' topoloo. 27 Bev. J. a. Jackson. W gb. J. Tyter. 01 T. biloosa. to Izabella Charlotte. dastor et G. J. Joksoo. DR, of Parrocifill, Mies. Lot. HS. BECABUTT.-Ostobar 2.7, D a E t CrAToalwr4oad, North Britt" ML J. Arcbbatt, alien 77. 3111400208.- st Plorosco. Doom Boof7 isso /814 n0V4012:41 2/. 11.-Os Pfd dateglist oid I. SW wistah_aNi.. it Miishedssedra IWO eft 21117444177111). -October Dis. 4, Birso4, Dlr. T. Het lir apt .70n20101f.-October IS, ea Tohisiploor, E. Jill" lA. VAIN. I.a wllol L amaD.-widow October 24, aj illsOltb•ilelli SCOW MI LL ' dila Wsloirtool..ar • Mary at Maislornrali Now /W* •l6 • Maria. IPrlstod sod rabaias•a 4 wallas Rao 61 Law . 6 2 Losobard-alree4 in the City ad loam. Priem , . Mee. la Lembard•or•si. bi Ira mows d vidutdow • Moon. ones= IL 1I • . s 1: No.' 6,i • i c ts '! 41 (telia l 11=1 - , w • - 'e lj eaw a rte- ; " sad rals,..sa I Ab ;; EL,67.l:iiflerei • . aim Pyle. =,71=1 moon: . mid. d IPACICZY I mdrastewra ismiALEXAND Docka riatalif ;be; I W i rgtat I! tasvrrr ihnd et PACK= s a i gt trr it face 1 110 Wart tar a few cabin upo a T % ----- 11VrIT and 11., at PACK= vrtpubatuall: ab s er a 1. v reglder 41$ Us" Lawton Docks. 1 noted for Iva fixt. abd Sirrlamv7 A tad 00 oDign apC riErr Nagithel. Betas ragiska Enteste oViscetul Pm tisk* or P Edo'rviaos ; on of PACI.I:I pat of bet Bdtkil-bnin cl =WARD BAB V ISO ship, built 111 qualities and lout Usisiblion for ell Wight or O Pout mil Co.). S. Ft ts Et3SRI3. Blsekw II 1.3AM:11 the tbn at — iio 7 o!). So aad sbevall ell REM WY.; r id t TM mph tic ,vOl aits of I ladts Dodo Yom, M. Moriuterdt.: =Coutgo omfort to ROM dm. C. NOTICE I per NEL aossequeaos t f to tad we Itod Nov Ram Plrsioutb. Lactot the ia n tain intistecitory.-11 104 ales UL TILAOK Aar ourna —,--- lark II Fro = gULLN E Fob:. ::: 4eiebr-is Imlld pismires maw SODOM 111 . 2n tekin Ihn i"11.41 : an! 9IIICEN BANC11:1 bovine.' erases AIGION of Bt[ 110 Nov , t MAN tonsil* mond, tat adiptotl. Hnt • omoorpos ea topertiOCTl goods Olen BRIBBANk, AOl4 0.000 t , Ito .1 UIS - Mack Ball Me* Lomita 17 :1 1.11ILA feigitshbigtb. ilimrybe &be ' CITT CITI_ 111.1foutitt t=rd i MA= ILACXY 0 17N- A/It Aiwirau =;(1 'O~IB. • Takte trindern Vidial Mau I et= WTI 4 1 01.; impoot .-- • .••••• SU , E s •::: • BM& I latt le Masi tria d at c l 81 ; rt• NOR ftn e * ban st MIA Ivan lowee : Guadlown balks Mos. 0 , iI - 7 1117 e "W6 :01 IS &We i No. Eh.] B 1 ebb dr *ado% WIL-017L S. MIMI la SAS 7. 1 . la9ll 1114.71 S star ^as 11111 SAW f4X6 11.1 Id liali tfila MAN KM 14331 Ail UN LOTS WA L's tin ;NA %TS - at is 1.., 2,8112 404 7,4 U TAU 4.91111 1.1111 MN ‘,PN N On U" 1,121