The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-29 00:00:00

EP OBTING INTELLIGENCE. TEE NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER miAcime.—TettleDAT. The Thoseday_d tide moot* is veritably an "off-d" sad there valid ham bee• smiting to Ware it of t e s t obereeter bat for the match between Ant imedee sad The Dubs over Me Two Thoumod mune for 1,000&, 2504 for feit. The wads was origkially Maeda to some off at the Benglatoe smaing. bet was brought forward by mutual egreemeet, aed somection with the atemater the fol .— setae wee posted in the rooms last night as to the lion of the bets : "le orgasms al the match bet wise The Doke and Archimedes liming been brought forward from the Houghton Healed to he rue to-morrmr, the 28th inst., all bets already ,bating betweea the above-armed horses an off. (aljrd) " Biauroa 7 , H. PADWiCK, H. HILL. " Sept. , 1855' The early morning was foggy, the heath sad surromidiag essentry being shrouded in mist, but the powerful rays of the ens neon dispelled ir, sod the weather throughout trie after soon was again orpremvely hot. There wets tea emote lolling the Areniniedes cad The Duke's nee and • poet match, the spore oommenoing at one sad teredarniog at four *Week—the longest day of the meeting. The Qassa's Plato over the Bosom mums brought out five of the deem os the card. bream was made • warm favourite, laddi of 6to fibrin freely laid on the Harass mars, aod after • seeehisocie of • rem with Masson she quitted him *bout Sweaty strides from boom, aid woo is • meter by three hawks. Toe match between The Duke sad Archimedes was decidedly the rain interesting *mat of the oneeriag, and great emiteeteet we. when the competitors Guttered to the starting post. There wee • logs amount of speculation, 7 to 4 being !reel, laid by the followers of Lord Stanifoul on Archimedes ; but the Dau ber, divide's aoospted these odds as freely. The ram is fully daportred below. When The Duke cantered in a wino", by three lengths, loud and prolouged cheering wee mined, the spirited owner being heartily congratulated oe the summed his hone, which seemed highly gratifying to the general public after the disappointment he experienced la the Derby and St. Leger. The remaining events of the meetiog will be Mind detailed as follows : Tin Qum's Pram of 100 guineas, for 3.yrolda, 7.1 1315 ; four, 9st 71b ; rive, lout 116 ; six and aged, 104 31b. Beacon wane. Pour mile* 1 furlong 157 Baron Rothschild's Breese, by King Toot—Mentmore lam yrs, liss 71b (Wells, 1 Yr. tiandwin's Btantoo, med. lest Sib (Lynch ) 2 Hr. G. Bryan's lady Hilda, 4 yrs. eat 715 ;Cusianoe) 3 Dr. Syntex and Volatile also ran • Haan :6to 5 oa Breese, 4to 1 apt Dr Syntax, and 6 1,1 eget Lady ilybia. They ran at a slow paw to the bashes, where Stanton bad the lead, the favourite being woad. mid Lady Hylda third. After parsing the Caere witch Stead the three closed, but is going up the kill lady Hyldt dropped away beaten, and Stanton being in dant lien, Baron Rothmedd's mare went on at her ease and won, • "kande down," by three lengths; Lady Hylda a had third. The two milked in. HANDICAP SWRIFIWARM of 10 sots. each, 5 ft if declared, for 3-yr-olds and upwards. 1.1.0. (16 subs., 7of whom paid 5 son. each.) Mr. J. ittephonsods Ralllet, by Trompeter—Loo S yrs, let 111 lb Carroll 1 Mr. W. D. Gardener's Volunteer, sued, at.. . (T. French . 2 Mr. York's Troublesome, n yr'. Bst ltlb Cusiamaq t Lord Weehnoreand's Idler, 4 yrs. Mt 71b 'Morris, t Japon, Amadei; and Olen Isla also ran. Betting :3to 1 each apt Malin and Volunteer. sto 1 opt Juneaton, 6to I each apt Troublesome ad Jewel, and Bto I apt Idler. Sons after starting Idler took up the mend, followed by Jupoo, Saha, and Troublesome for two-thirds al the dbianee, when the two former gave way, sad Volunteer drew up to Sallies, whom, however, he never reached, sad was sadly defeated by two lengths ; lesTeruhis a's)", Mates throefor a. J uneaten lesigthe from the wood, w finished • deed lest with Idler third pimas t. Peer Harm T.Y.O. 200 sows. h ft. Gralamen Nutrition, by Nutwith—Clella. Set 10Ib 3. Night:*o v.o. Tan EIORTRISITH BIENNIAL PIODCCS entreat 10 soya eads ; for 21r-old mks, rin 10th; SLLien, lint 71b; the second te receive 10 per cent., and the third 5 per coat out of . Nee stakes. T.Y.C. (63 subs.) Lad Stassiord's Les, by Veltigenr —Vanity, tel 101 b (Carroll) 1 Baron Rothschild's Robin Rood, fist 10Ih (Wells) S lord Wesamoniands (rows Prince, Mt bib . lGoster) 3 The following also ran; Oirahla. Wild Briar, and Betting : 5 to 4 aid Ischia, 4 to 1 each apt Robin Hood amid Crown Priam, and 6to I agst Seem After a slight delay they were got away at good terms. Labia flood en the right at mos made pia,, his immedsabe followers befog Bete and Crowe PriaoO, the favourite following on the left of Lord Weetosorelsod's emit. After Om about • quarter of a mile Rocs beaded Robin Hoo& who, bsiag eased, dropped back into fourth pleas till entering thews* when he again drew forward, but never quite reached Bare, who woe by a head ; throe parts of • length separated the second and third; Stilton was fourth, sad Ischia (who swerved spar being called upon) fifth ; Giralda and Wild Briar last. fiwurernitna of 10 aovs seek, for 3gr.dds, edit 411, ; four sad upwards, bot 1310. The willow So be sold for 50 eon. if demanded T.Y.C. (6 subs.) Mr. W. O. Craven's tavasbow, by Lonsboir—irusee, 3 Yr% Yet 4lb I 1.0elos) Lord Stanford's &ejection. 3 yrs. Pet 4lb (Carron) t Lord Westmoreland's Idler, 4 pro. Set 1311) (Ouster) Antidote and i rap also ran. Betting : 7 to 4 opt Trap, 4 to 1 opt Antidote, 6 to 1 each apt Crossbow and Idler. Rejsetioe made the tunaing, Orassbom sad Idler ia idtendaaea, Trap bringing up the Year. till anteriag the oft:de, where Crossbow got on terms with Rejection, aad a flee Woggle bane ended is favour of Br. Cluvon's Lily by • abort bead ; three lengba separated the seemed sad third ; Trap war fourth, and Antidote last. Lord Starniard claimed Crossbow, end Captain Michell HABDICAP SWlSPerAilis of 10 eon. each, h ft, for 2-yr• aids. Lam halt A.B. wide. (li robs. ) Mr. F. Dark's Steamboat. by Li/semi Whiteletr, Tat 21b ilits;dment 1 Mr. ifearVs Mineral TM Marquis of Haethage King HA Bat leib ( Fonlham 3 The following Mao ran Brenta. Slender. Master Mutt. Henbane, fby Vedette, sad Muionette. Betting: 2 to 1 apt Miami, 4 to 1 apt 'Clog Hol. 5 to 1 apt Steamboat, 8 to 1 opt Valeria. and 10 to 1 agar Brenta. The favourite woe first off, followed by Steamboat and Valeria, King Hal beadles the others. After going about a gaarter of a mils Steamboat deprived Mineral of the lead, and without wilt being headed, woo cleverly by a length; lag Hal was • bed thud; Valeria fourth; Brenta sad Cla• gismette nest; sad Heehaw list. MATCH : 1,000 acre, 350 ft ; Bst 10Th. Rowley mile. - Marquis of Hastings' The Duke, by Stockwell—Bay est IMb (fordlias) 1 lord Stamford. Arcemedes, Bst 10lb (Carroll) 2 Betties : 7 to 4 on Archimedes. After ping a few skidoo, The Dike showed the way, baying Archimedes on the whip band, the pace being a rattler. As they seared the bushes, Archimedes drew up to 114 Duke's girth, which position he maietaised into the dip, where Carroll mas bard on Dim, and 'monies unkindly upon breasting the kill, The Duke drew away, and won amidst great en thamiasta by three lengths. Immediately after the race 1,500 to 190 was oreepted about The Duke for the Cam. kidgealeDlA HANDICAP PLATS of 50 son for three year olds and up wards. A.F. (1 mile 2 furlongs 73 roods.) Mr. Henry's Wild Agnes, by Wild Dairen—Little Agnes, 3 tea. 74 Mb '1 Ortrashaw) 1 Baron .otissebilts 11Mpolyte ayrs, Dit IWD ....(Wells) 2 Mr. J. Wood's Rose, 4 yrs, oat ltib (Daley) I Diseretke also ran. Bettie; : sto 4 cm Hippolyta, 9 to 4 apt Wild Agnes, Bto 1 *ma Gizmos. Bippolyta cut out the work for the that mile, when the was joined by Wild Ague, who quitted ter when half way in toe cords, and woo is a caster by eight lengths; Rose an indiffereat third. Cigarettes was berth, sad Oberon, who was pulled up, walked in. TIM RUTLAND @rases of RI gam. each, MI ft, for 2-yr gide ; sole, 84 10th ; Allies, 84 Blb ; wieners extra from the Turn of the Lauda in lb for . RN yds. (18 robs.) Lard Stamford's Chiblel. by Lerabtoo—Margaret of Anjou. Ost Mb (Ina 71b es; (Carroll) 1 Count Iremtw's La Favourite, Set 81b. (H. Greet:law: 2 Mr. Payee's Melees& Sat DID (Cuatance) 3 Harlon also ran. Betties : 2 to 1 ea Ohibisi, 9 to 2 apt La Favourite, and II be 1 apt Slaghound. Hawthorn wee first off, and La Javourite is attesdaees made play, the favourite laying third till within about • distance, from home, when be joined La Favelmile, whom he easily shook off, and won by three-quarters of a length ; Steghound a bad third. A SiellarDrAsite of 6 sore. each, for 2-yr-okle sad up wards ; weight for age ; the mower to be sold for 70 soya. V demeaded. EtitMed Stakes Course (5 fur 182 yds). Mr. 0. Angel's Mazurka, by Fandango—Osspard's dam. 2 yrs, est 101 b (II astable) 2 1 Captain Machell a Indian Star. t yrs, est IWb (Kepileg) Mr. W. Martin od Harper, t yrs, est 101 b (Hayboe) S Verderer and Merry Knight also ran Bettis, : 7 to 4 on Mazurka, 5 to 1 apt Indian Star, and 101Ie 1 apt any other. They ran early in a line for about half the di/tacos, wheo Indite Star mad Mazurka showed in *dream and quitting the others upon reaching the brow of the kill ran home together ; but the favourite had the beet of it, and won cleverly by half a length ; Harper was bad third. Merry Knight and Verderer polled up clogs ispokb•r. Menu : 100 f. h ft. T.Y.O. furlongs 140 yards.)l heron Rothsoolld's Sister to Amber, est 10113 .. Received forfeit Mr. F. Seraphs's May QllOlll3, witMbPaid BETTING ON THE COI7I4SE. CMIARILWITCH. le to 1 apt 84pinetes (t) as to 1 apt Collate gelding (t) Mte 1 Nuesatou 40 to 1 &OM ,11 Ole 1 -••• AlateM11(1) 50 to 1 Zephyr 3) II to 1 Privateer (t) ►BBIII ILL 1000 to 35 apt 71aa Doke (t) 40 to 1 Braarlalbastat) * to 1 apt Custard Ow* (t) da to 1 Otlultatour II to 1 Weddtog Pad :t) BETTING AT NIGHT, 11 r.K. esiskilwiTcH. 10 to 1 apt Solplattos (t) 133 to 1 sot °Amer (t) 110 to 1 As (t) 60 to 1 Count Cavan. (t) W 1 24tvatoor (I) 100 to 1 intargolos (t) CAIIBILIDGII3III2II. SS to 1 .04 Cllsdiatenr I) me to Next The Dots (oln vary Maim dab* Mariam you 7113 KAnutt PsAys for 2-yr-olda. Brotby *aka@ Oold*.—lditor to Lady Westin*, Lady Audbay, Qom of *0 Isla, Harper. ahead% colt, Lisesla Grecs. lam* TrimpeterMaris Theist Xuaaiao, Ban- Beasial eek Jewish Mai oft Imre, Wand& TIE g,4XF4ESS, FRIDAY EVENING, - - -- - Finks Mk THZ HANDICAP Swaemus. T.Y.O. Ass si lb Aro at lb Troablosne• II 3 12 Or it 7SS Guanine= Wild Thyme 4 II 3 = 3 7 7 =1 '4 11°11.6". • 8 8 8 Vt l e= $7 4 6 7 8 Jack • Littera $ 8 1 $ 7 3 "seas NrintklXlT Ocr•OUR HANDICAP.—TIteIoII.V .. are left in : Aakwortb, Boehm, &slimes Fastail,Greti Look? war. Historian, Paris, °Gears', Masasin, Dame; Deinfook Odds, Count avow ' Vaaderealde, asteball, Balkans, Perrena, ileireia-sw, Hornlslowar, Ogesod Outer, Pao taws, Slag L Obaroleg, Rigoletes, Holstein, Sebeldt, Plutoi.LA Fortune, flatter o, Bleak Drought, Moldavia, Skirmish, ilas Robb* sad limo. Awe= —Lomat. BETTING AT MANCELESTEIL—Ta IIIB DAY. CITSABAWITCH. 10 to 1 apt Se!plectra II) 100 to $ apt Callrls 100 le (t ,t off) 10 to 1 Privateer toff; 100 to S L&oido*O (off) IS to 1 Morels Dancer 60 to 1 Oetreeer (0 11 0IT) 05135 to 1) be to 1 Breese toll) 100 to 3 Mawr (61 rms OUBPBOTEDGANENIT lON. POIBONING OP A LADY AT Yesterday af lemon, Mr. C. J. Carttar, ooroner for WUI tent, resumed an 'equity at the Ashbunthem Arms, Cb•II•W1011, Into the chwasestaness attending the death el Mr. Elizabeth Reeve. aged 40, wife of • veterinary stupon, residing at 62, Ashburshant-grove, Ormewieb, and which, it is alleged, wee occasioned by the administration of aortae deadly pots* known as war* or white he t- Ithoes, as reported in them columns on Friday last Mr. Norton, solicitor, of Cli ff ord's-ion, attended fur the busload of Ve ;bowed. I Mr. 0. H. Hall, of 1, Charleretreet. Wareedowsquare, Eastarreed, who was es anted by the coroner for sot being in atteadasos at the last examination, said—l kid bees dis peaser to Dr. Hops for 18 months, but left him on the 31st August last, baying given hint notice of my intention to do BO on the let of the same month. Dr. Hope bad bees en gaged to attend deesseed is her gosfinsonat, ared haring left home for lilimpas he gave me directions as to kis patients. Oo the morning of the 14th Aorta, about ten o'clock in the morning, the husband of deceased came to Dr. Hope's, and inquired far Dr. Hope I told him that Dr. Hope had gone away for a day or two. He said his wife had been taken ill during tb• night, and was very poorly, not being better that morale& He asked me if 1 would come dow had n. 1 &Mod him the sym pt oms of the dammed, and he said site had been sick mos or twice, but he did not *tot she bed been purged, and he at tributed her illness to having partakes of plum pie on the ti d ed i He said he should like me to attend me soon as possible, and hawing another case to attend 1 west to the 'a house about ball-past twelve. Mr. Reeve asked me into the parlour, and his wife came down stairs. The deceased said the had bees W during the night, and attributed her illness tom attack of bile. She eoeup islned of • pain in her head. I asked if any of the vomit had been saved, and Mr. Reeve . said It had been thrown away. I sotioed that the complexion of the dimmed was sallow, sad she was desponding. I telt her pulse, which was then about 70 or 75. The deceased complained of having . an affection of the liver. She asked what I Mantled pang her, and I told her a saline 'dormant draught, and that it would be nommeary to giv e e one of the powers wi th the medicine I should send. l'h deceased said she had not eaters anything during the day, but her husbaid in her presence, attributed her illness to having eaten • plant pie on the day IKSTIOOI. The deceased said that she had been in the habit of having a few pills for the affection of the liver before her confinement, mad I told her I would give her some pills afar the gee over her thee rll use, I remained about 20 minute', and afterwards sent a saline mixture. (The witness here described the proper ties of the mixture, which it will be remembered was stated by Professor Rodgers, in his malysis. to have been perfectly pure) I am aware that there is a drag known as waste* 1 have seen such drag, but never in Dr. Hope's surgery. At four o'clock the same afteenoon Mr. Rears spin came to the surgery. He appeared breathless sad pole, as it from hurryine, and asked me if I would go directly to hie wife, as she bad had fits about ten minutes after she had par taken of the medicine I had sent. I asked him if he had not been to any other medical man, our house being two mile* from Reeves'. He asked if I had made any min take, and had sent the wrong acid. I told him I had sever • made any mistake in mixing medicines. He said he had called upon Dr. Scott, and • brougham being ready at the door he end I got in and drove to the home. On our way he told me his wife had had fits. On arriving at the house I found deceased is bed insensible ; the pupils of both eyes were dilated, but there was then DO mamba" action. Her husband then said he must go sad fetch • Leased from the Blackfriars-road, and left. There was a sweat girl in the house, sad I seats note by her to Dr. Scott. I administered several spoon( ols of sal volatile to deceased, and let the blinds down to keep out the light. The deceased mur mured "Gorge" coos or twice. Dr. Scott came down in about half an hour. The deceased had ems convulsive fit while I remained. Her eyes were turned up and partially to the right. Her whole frame was ocievulsed, her same swathed out, and her hinds clinched. There was no noise, and so sermalting. I remaised until same o'clock, sod then left bar husband and her aunt, whom he bad brought with him, with her. When I left she was apparently improved, the stertorous breathing which I noticed after the coned alone having ceased. I said I would attend spin in the sowing, sad went at half pest nine of my owe sword. The dammed was then slightly . improved, and appeared man- Meetly sensible to reimpose perilous is the roam, but not to mak, except wing "George* several timed I pro posed an injection of warm water, and her husband brought the water, and the injection was adonaistemd. I left at half past ten, at which time the injection had not operated. The next morning, at nine o'clock, I west to the home, and found that the patient was dead. I went into the house. Mr. Reeve told ma he had been to see several doctors, and he objected to my touching the powders or medicine which were in the room, and I left him where they were. The dammed was insensible when I sew km • little after four on the after• noon of the 14th of Augu st . She wee sensible afterwards, •D3as to call " George but could not utter anything con nectedly. The deceas ed got up is bed during the fit, and wit in a horizontal position and remained so. The hothead appeared mamas about the condition of deceased. end also after her death. Dunne the time I was there Mr. Reeve wished to give her something, but I told him that I had gives her some sal volatile. He rushed up to the bedside sad asked what he could give her. I bad the sal volatile with me. 1 had ordered brandy and soda water, bat that had not been given her. Mn. Elizaceith Besjerodt, of the Blackfria* road, said the deceased wee the wife of my nephew. On the menial of the 14th August he came to my house and said his wife was very ill indeed. I west to Greenwich and forted doomed in bed, and in an insensible state. 1 remained with her until her death next moreiag. During the night there was fit after fit at interval', and Thom six o'clock in the morning (two house before death) the fits were more (repeat Her heads were sot clenched until the was dying. There was hard breathing, and she would turn from one side to the other, bet did not fall off the bed. The deceased had bees mairied abort 20 yea* and there are 5 children of the marriage living. During the night Mr. Reeve prayed for dammed, who put up her hand and seemed phased, and the, became usage scions. The deceased was not given to despoodeney, bat she had • great dread—almost a terror of her approaching confinement. Bed seen deceased and her husband fre gamily. He appeared • food father and affectionate Mashhad. Mo. Mary Ann Green, a neighbour said—A little before eight ea the meriting of the 16th Angina, • little boy (the deoeeesd's son) came for me. I west into the house and saw the last witoese and another female there. Deceased was in bed totally insensible and in a dying state. She died in about five manta afterwards. By the Coroner.—Mt. Reeve has told ms that he thought there had bee. semi mistake in the medicine. He asked me to register the dimmed's death, because I was premet at the death. He gave me a certificate. He had previous' to that, on the same day, said that immediately after his wife had taken the draught she became worm, and that he had asked DelSoott to taste it. He had wrianale eta* meat giving it to me, and which I thought Amid bays beta made public, ea a peregraph had appeared is the' ' newspapers concerning her death. Mo. Sarah Kidd, another neighbour, deposed that after the funeral, bat not before, her husband told her that he thought she had been poisoned through • mistake in lb. medicine. Deceased had told me that she would rather the child would die, as she had had so many child I saw the body at eleven o'clock the MOO morning, also n o Wednesday 'wenn* when it was so decomposed that it was teamed down in the actin. Dr. Hops, of Deptford, who had been engaged to attend deceased in her coalleemeat, was re-called. He aid—On Wednesday, the 17th August, Mr. Reeve came to me and asked me for • certificate of deosased's death. I told him I could sot give hint a certificate, as I bad not seen her previous to or at the time of death, but that I would go and see Dr. Boo* I treat sad sew Dr. Scott, whe I declined giving • certificate, but said be had so obis,- tau to sign it after Mr. Palmer, who last saw de ceased alive. I went to Mr. Palmer, who, after ODDS hesitation. signed • certificate, giving the cense of death, " Combing." I took the oatificate to Dr. Scott, who s i gned it, sod I then added, "Mr. Hope's modem,* showing that he, too, had been in Maeda's* Os the day following my giving the certifies* • Mr. Lloyd came to me and told me that Mr. Reeve bad mierepramated the ems altogether, sad asked how it was possible I should have given a certificate, not having seen his relative. 1 told him be was mistaken ; that I bad sot gives the certificate, bat that it was mimed by gentlemes who bad seen her. There are two deseriptione of hellebore poieee, Mae sad white. I know that one of them is gives for the purpose of pro curing abortion. Mr. E. Childs, pawnbroker, of Knightsbridge, was called, and produced the deed of a marriage @Mammas, dated 13th January, 1846, by which the deceased, who was thee Miss Elisabeth Rill, of 8, Brunswick-tames, Commercial-road Rest, was satitled denim; Mann, to the interest on • sem of 1,0001. Three-lades-Quarter per Coat. Annuities, med in the event of William George Reeve ( h er Mahood), of Camberwell-rood. Camberwell, veterinary sergeen, send ing her, the money was to revert absolinely sad solely to him for hie own use. Mary Ann Lloyd, of Shirley, Survey, mid—The deemed was my cousin, and oe the last comion of seeing bar at my house, in July lest, she told me she expected her confinement in September, and said, " If earthing hap pens that I die quickly, will you see into it?" I replied, " Go along with you—nonsense," not thinking anything of such remark& Tbe deceased had before told me her husband would not marry her until her money was settled upon him, and that she expected her money would be her death. When she beds me "Good-bye " she said, " Perhaps you will not see me age*" Elias Marks, the servant girl, wee re-called, sad re mated the 'widows given as • previous acessioe. Is an. ewer to questions, she said it was a rhubarb and not a plum pie that her master and deemed had for dinner on the Knifey. my. fames IAoO, of tibtrlsoy, bostssad s previous witness, was salad, aad &milted & memessmom be bad bed with chostissd's bastmad ss to the symptoms prooldiait tho death of dammed, sad width led to ths prisemt Inquiry Wag Issid, The inquiet reels vas ties clamed, and fa the pains bow medmitbsd. wow mid that tits jury bad again &demised to adjourn the imistry, sa analysis of a essials pomiss sad wafers Sousa ta a box of dateassd's after dealt D ot win yet Moo oompleted by Prolossor Bodine. The Itsad of dessesmi woo sista bound oyes ia tits um of 3001. to was at dr neat MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Bela» 31rt Elerjeent Devils& Deputy Assistant-314w) Wiliam Dads, 30, joists, wee iedioted tor vosZeultir po!udleg James BOADef, orilk Wont to dolga Tow &Wily harm. Mr. Starling preenated ; Mr. Benny (instructed by Mr. Smythe) a/deeded t er se er. The presser, a had ben separated hem hie wife and lived with another woman. O. Tenney even ing, the sth instant, he went to his wife'a reedier" in Smith's-rents, Weeteninstee. sad. n$ !lading her, took ant hie knife (he snorted) to sharpen a penal In order to write a son to her. While doing se some man onesabled in the court sod made hostile maaitestatioss, and on the prisoner going out attacked him ; and In the row the prose ootor's hand was out. Mr. Bosley said the prisoiter would withdraw his plea of ant guilty, aed plied guilty to a common asetult. H i e bad been already three week. la prison. The primmer was ordered to enter into his own meogni• nacreln the sum of 201. to come op for judgment won called upon. Nary Jerre" against whom an indictment bid bees preferred by the authorities of St tnorge, Hanover-equats, for keeping 'disorderly house, surrendered la discharge of her bail. Mr. Metcalfe, who appeared for the prosontion, said as the dandies* bad gives up the boon, and the meanies had been got rid of, the pariah would he content if the de feedant entered into her owe resepieseces la the sum of to come up for Judgment when called upon. The recrogninnoes were entered lato, and the defendant was disehaeged. Margaret Raymond 42, pleaded guilty to an indictment elergleg her with maliciously damaging two pane of glees, value 8/., the property of John Webb. Mrs. Howe, welder at Westmiester Prison, put Is an extraordinary list of onvietions wren the prisoner. The Deputy Assistant-Judge netenced her to he impri soned and kept to hard labour for two years. James Johnson, 21, was inclined for indicting grievous bodily harm upon. Margaret Cartwright. Mr. Hurry Keynoted ; the prisoner ems eadefeeded. The proncotrix an aged woman, whose arm bad been broke., and she ;erred it supported on splints I. a sling, said that she was the wife or John Oanweight, sad they had cheroot • Ingisg•housee,tirade. On ► the night of the 27th Aug u st she was . etareding at the outer door of the hone, when prisoner came ad wished to enter the hone. She told him that she amid sot allow him to go in, whim he pushed waling her. She tried to prevent him from going in, when the prisoner laid bold of her arm sod pulled her down three steps into the street, and the result wee that she fell with great violence. While she wee falling be twisted her arm reined, and it was broken. Her body and Gagers were injured in the fall. John Cartwright, husband of the preerecatris. oorrobe• rated the evidence. William Sanaa Senile, house surgeon at St. Bertholo mew's Hospital, maid on the morals' of the 28th of August be sew Margaret Cartwright, sad found the hoses of the fore-arm broken io two places, sad she had several bruises oe her knee aid oo the body. If her arm had ben twisted and bent with violence, it would have been injured as he found it. fine was still ender his we, and it would be many weak. before she was well. The jury found the prisoner Unity of • onamon assault. The Deputy Assistant-Judge seateneed him to be impel. mooed and kept to had labour for four Weeder months. (Baton, Mr. Payee.). Bridget Madden, 48, was indicted for stealing Gib. of bacon, value 4s. the property of Frederick Lack. The jury toad the prisoner Quill,. Berg/ant Daniel Davy, division. proved several con elation@ against the prisoner. Mr. Payne sentenced her to be imprisoned and kept to bard labour for two yeses. John Mann,' little boy sine deanof age, was Indicted for stealing a hose sod sap, va Ws. 6d., the peeporty of Charles Edward Burt. Jeremiah Powell, carman to Mr. Burl, a contractor, said on the 11th lost be left kin hoes sod rap fasteeed ea to • stand pipe in Eiticklerstreet, Poplar, and the prisoner sad another boy, after &gashing it from the stand pipe. made off with the hose. The Owner woe taken into mu. lady, when is began to my, sad said it was some one also who told him to do It. The jury found him Guilty. Mr. Payne mid the best thing that could be done with the prisoner would be to send him to a reformatory for three years. THE POLICE COURTS. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Albert Wahine, • respectable-looking lad, was charged before Mr. Knox with throwing stoma is Hyde-park. i Perkaoestable Wilms Millin, No. 19, said that about . half-past eight that morning a geedeman name up to bin in the park, near the Bayswater-mad, mid ootephised of stases beat, thrown is the perk. stating that me bad nearly struck him. B. went to the spot and saw the de- fondest and a number of °then themes stone at the ' eimeact tress, arid as the defeedast was the biggest be took him into custody. The defeedset mid he had no questioes to ask, sod that it was true that he bed thrown at the tram. Mr. Knox remarked that the stone-throwieg at the ekes nut trees was • serious nuisance, sad that the boys would not be easy until some en's eye were oat out. The constable said that persons meld not walk down the path ever the Bay easter-road is safety. Mr. Knox fined the defendeat 54., or three days' lewd- ; sonnieot George Rutherford and George Chatham, the two yousg mesa charged with stealing two Dresden china figures, of the value of above st, from die shop of Mr. Nathan Woolf Jaceboos, d eeier is weeks of art, Oxfordatmet, were again brought up. The= we stopped by Sergeant Hostler 13 C, who, thee bad something semeted unde r their coats, suspected they bad been mega is • robbery. His ruspioions tined ant to be true, for be bated epee theta the figure. which were subsequently ideetided by the pre. water 111 having bees Moles from WA shop. The serpent then took them kite custody. The smellier pleaded guilty, sad were committed for three mouths each, with hard labour. 130IITHN . V.AltIc.. Wiliam Potter, a retelabl;looking young man, was placed at the bar before . Bumlista, charged with °mat, I tog • disturbance is the pablie streets, sed assaulting Polimecoutable 299 M is the execution of his day; sad James Randall. an ex-policaecoastable of the E deludes, ! was charged with attempting to mesas him. Polio.-constable 299 M said that shoat half-past twelve o'clock at night be was ea duty in Pattlineetrcet, Bey• moadeey, when ha saw a crowd collected outside a public- r house, and a numbs: of peruse was Auntie/ sad molting " Slap bang, and what jolly dogs are we!" He perestved that Potter was the leader, mad he requested his to desist sad go away. The other persons quietly left, but Potter refused sad motioned his singing, and also made use of • bed language, so that be was compelled to take him isto custody. Oa the way to the Minks-hem* the other prisoner attacked him, and attempted to muse Potter from his custody. M said he beard a disturbance in Bernacedseyeques about half-past twelve o'clock, sad on proceeding theca be saw Potter is the custody of last eases& Randall thee rushed up to him and attempted to rescue Potter Iran his custody, wbea witness moot to the aasistanee of the other officer and took him into custody. Mr. Burnham asked if Randall assaulted him Witoose replied in the negative. He west very quietly to the station-house. Is answer to the charge Potter said he was a little jolly, and might have snag a little loud, but he dosed makieg any disturbance. He considered himself very roughly handled by the police. Randall said he had formerly been a meltable of the A division, and knew better thee to kirk up a row. He saw his blend roughly handled, aid he merely went to ask the 000 stable to let hint go quietly, when he was *Wand ant taken into custody likewise. He admitted helping to sing " Slap hang and jolly dogs ;" that was so harm. Mr. Bonham told him that he as an old ocrostable ought ' to have known better thea attempt to resole a primate ' from so officer. Their conduct was not stall creditable, therefore they must each pay_a Ras of ss. The money was at MOO pad. TH &NM Elizabeth Irving, a smartly-Mewed yang woman, with hat and feather, was brought before Mr. Partridge, charged with being drunk and disorderly, and recklessly and fn. nously drivieg a bone and cab In the East India Dock-road, Limehowie. Policirooestable, No. 185 K, stated that at 12 o'clock on the pronoun night he saw the prisoner on the box of • eab with the whip in her hood and flogging the bone, which was proceeding at a rapid pace along the road. The cab wu full of sailors, who were shouting and hallooing, while the licensed driver was running after them and nailing out to the prisoner to atop. She eontioned driving more naked!, first on one side of the road aid thee on the other, until she suds • dub oaths footpath and the cab was stopped. Ms asked the prisoner w►at the most by suck a strange freak, to which abs replied, "That is my business, not yours.* She attempted to jump off the nab an the way to the station-house, avid wee very cony and violent. TM owner and driver of the horse and cab had proadoed to attend, but bad not dons so. Witness said she haudled the whip like • regular Jersey. She assigned tee south wine as the Twos for her freak, Mr. Partridge fined the primmer 20a., sad in default tea days' imprasemeet. ridyertb•eamittr a towAy's Olorrmarr AND trot BAD Loos, Ow WousDe. nom, AID ULCIUM—If assd sosordlas to om glow wtth Ora than is so sand, bad leS planes aso. or bad breasts, however oladlasto es haw Marla& bat will yield to the& ball ing sad cantles propaWs. Nuatbees et pencese aaveralet the h a zes bosolts* awl gads the eare of animal sarsesa, ',shoal (Wits( the Melted basalt, have been thorotathkt eared by llollemsre Olasatest sad J Pat glandular tesiams, ararry, sad Cassis slaw skim, tiers Is as sea alas that eon be wed wish so as Whoa la test. la the went lams ad daesas de ea esadabioa sl the ilood. asso modloisse are CRICKET. ELEVIN OF THE SOUTH V. EIGHTEEN OF4III - OF TIM Hussar CLOl3.—This " extra" match of the present season wig ocautusoced at the Oral yesterday, which wan myths to the coatinned floe weather. It was in honour of the bowlers who are engaged on the ground. These were about MOO spectators on the ironed, and a brilliant display of crosket. We subjoin the fall Swan sod analysis of the bowling : - - - SURREY CLUB. Mar IMMO& Mr. A. H. Winter, run sut Mr. R. M. Grace. b Griffith Mr. J. C. Gregory, b Griffith Mr. R. Mulkey. c Griffith, b I.lltywhita Mr I. D. Walker, b Griffith Mr. T. limplar, b Griffith Mr. A. Chapman, b Ultrubite Mr. T. Soden. run out Mr. A. lianunine. b I.l4whlts lir. J. W. Noble. rue out Mr. T. Wtuterflood, b Llitywhits Mr. P. lidton. t Unffith, b L/Ilywhlts Mr. A. H. Turner, b Mr. IL Fr•deriek, e Pouley, b Mr. C. Hamilton, run out Mr. T. Hibbert, e caaar, b Lillywhite Mr. G. Wriest. c Pooley, b Lillywhlto Mr. 0. S. Anderson, b not out 8, lb I :~ i .. N Total 801,711. rte mama. T. Humphrey c Haley, I. Grace IL Jupp, not out X. Nolo. oot out 8 5 1 24 21 8 . so , . o Total 66 Ms pima. —W. Shepherd and W. Northoak. The following are the remaining players :—G. Griffith, G. M. Kelton T. Hearne, T. Smell, Jamie Ltilywhits, J. Cular, T. LOokyer, and E. Walaber. -. ____, ANALYSIS Of THE BOWLING. Batt Huns. Middens. Wickets. J. Lillywhlki 4U 91 19 9 Hearne 2O 21 0 0 Gritllth 219 106 10 4 Some details stand our until our aut impression, as this uniting ocatesi will be resumed this morning. Time, 11. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADM:MALTY, 28.—APPOINTY211111.—Asais 4utt Clarke W. J. Kilroy sad R. A. Mom, additioeal, to tie 'beard. Puomonotr.—E. Daniels. to be thief eoglmer of the Salami% CHATHAM, Sim Mk The first examination of the apppreutioos in this dockyard, who are candidates for admission to the School of Naval Architecture, Koosiagtoo, commenced this morn ing, by the Rev. Professor Woolley, LLD., sad will be continued to-morrow. As order has been received at this garrieoe from the Ham Guards, solifyieg the appointment of Lieutenant , Colossi W. O. lasuox, V.C., now attached to the staff at Aldershott, to the vacant poet of priorioal instructor is Geld fortifications and engineering works at the head quarters of the Royal Engineer establishment, Brampton barmoks, formerly tilled by the late major F. H. Do Vero. ; Lieutenant-Colonel Lenoox served throughout the Ramie* I war. sad during the campaign is Lodia. ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RaELWAT. —Great uneasiness was canned in Liverpool by the morarrival of the London train. which lo dos in the former place at 12.15 p.m. This train brims the morning newspapers from London ; and was yesterday emoveylog the New York letters, record by the Pazoala, sad also tins mall from the West Indies. W. tears also that the late Confederate General Kirby Smith was in the train. No pews could be obtained of her from the railway authorities at the Liverpool sod until the trim strived at about 3.30 p.m., when it was stated that the muss at the delay was %bat the engine had run off this rails and got across the line at Leighton Buzzard, in Bedfordshire. No serious injury was done to the train or the porringers; sod it is understood that the damage to the permanent way was comparatively slight. Tan SOUTH WAFFORDSHIRE IRON TRADE.—BlR mtsuais, Sam 28.—The preliminary rearm of the iron• masters of this district wee held at the Hen and Chieloos Hotel here to-day. Them we a enormous attendance ; Kr. W. 0. Foster, K.P., presided. A resolution to Whore to the nld stale of prior —that is bars, 8/. 10s. per ton, and other descriptions of rezinfactured iron in tho oral propor tions—was carried unanimously. A report was made by the Wolverhampton masters of the result of a conference with the puddler' on the subject of thewmee seals. This coaferrese took plass in consequiros of resolutions pared at the meeting held at the Stawponey on the 30th of Jane, on which the proposition of the Wolverhampton masters was accepted by the trade generally; the effect of that propo. sitioa being that the eliding scale of regulating wages should be adhered to ; also the present rata of Ss. 6d. per ton, which is Is. above the pries of bar iron. It was also proposed that the soar should sot rise above 10a 63., nor go below B'. 6d. The moo are, it is believed, in favour of • Seed price for paddling, bu t they have not yet come to say determination on the subject. A letter stating this was read from their secretary, and announeirg that meetinp would be held on the 30th instant to consider the propo sition which then:tasters have made. In these circumstances the mirrored' over. A report was read from the committee appointed to inquire into the expensiveoess and great in equalities in the railway rates to the very serious injury of the South Staffordshire trade. As instances of some of these ioequalities it was rearmed that the rate per too, for bar iron from Wolverhampton to Cardiff, 126 mire, is 9s. 2d., whirr from Wolverhsmptoo to London, the row distance, the rat* is Gs. 6d., and from Wolverhampton to Glasgow, 275 mil's, it is 20a. From North Staffordshire and Warrington ' the rate to London is tbe sire as from South Staffordshire- and from North Staffordshire to Liverpool the rate is Is. per ton. This matter was dim:nosed at some length. Ultimately the committee was instructed to wait upon the railway companies, with the view to obtain a reduction and ravines of the rata ; also to take any further step which may be necessary to accomplish their object. It was reutrieed that a powerful canal company has offered to make a barge canal to London, and to convey ban from South Staffordshire at 10s. per ton, if the trade will subscribe towards the "vital. OPINING OF NEW WATERWORKS AT WISDOM- Yesterday the town of Wishech was CPI fete, the day befog devoted to a celebration of tin opening of waterworks which bad long been a great necessity in Wimbeek, but which have wily just bees completed. Nothing could be worse than for a town of 10,000 people to be dependent for their water supply upon the tail:dal, sad espeoially hard was this is dry summon when the pampa were 'dry, and the only remarries were the pits and ditches, and what fresh water could be obtained from the river Neoe. Through the exertions of some of the leading inhabitants a company wee formed last year for the purpose of obtaining • supply of water from some excellent aprioge at Marbam, Nsfar, and with this view plans and estimates were prepared, by Mr. Elston, engineer, of the Grove, Southwark, sad a bll was maned through parliament in 1814 authorising the esta blishment of these works. The contract was Well by Messrs. Easton and Amon, and the works baring bees pro- Indy completed, they were formally opened cs Thursday. The proceedings of the day comprised a lumbers, wader the presidency of the Mayor (Mr. George Dawbare), who was supported by Lord George Maness. M.P., Rau*, M.P., Mr. Young, M.P., Lord Robert Montagu, M.P., he. After luocheon, a monogram) was formed to the market.plaos, where a fountain bed been erected, and where. the Water having been tamed on, Lord Robert Moategu declared the works opeued. The total cost of the works will be about 211.0001. The parliamentary expenses of obtaining the not were 20004 , tke bill hariog been opposed by the landowners of Marbanr. BRIJAVART BEVER/OIL —Homceopathio Praeti *mem sod the Medical Profession generally, recommend cocoa se Wag the most healthful of aLI bermes'. When the don- Woe of booompathy was drat introduced late this country there were to bedtain , d no preparations of coma either attrac tive to the tide or itweptU to the stomach the nut was either supplied to the crude state, or so unskilfully Lured as to obtain little notice. J. Epps, of London, Immo*- patide chemist, was induced In the year 181. to taro Ms Staa Lion to this subject. sad at ltmth succeeded, with the assistants, of elaborate machinery, to being the first to prodeLe en article pore in its perfe ocennositioe, and so refined by the ct trttaration it receives le the process it passes through. as to be moot meet* able to the delicate stomach. for general var. We COM Is dlettriguiehed as ea invigorating. gnarl 0 1 Weskits( beverage. with a daddies aroma. Dr. Ramat in Ids work, w Peed sag I its Adulterations." says :-- Goss ecatales • gnat variety el ft portent nuhitive principles : every ingredient necessary to the growth sad sustenance of the body.' Agate, ff Ar a nutritive, cocoa Mande very much higher than either soiree ere ten' Mew lions:—Two tAa b aarula 1111 the powder la a tweektset gap. Sled up with water or WM. aware' hi tistined 1.111. fob, sad I.yk. maks* sad esid st Is. Oa mirth., by lybyym. sombielismb mad ebbabtra.—(aindbaymbi EAST SUREST AGRIOnTURAL ASSOCIATION. %)oriasoy, Frsece, and Ns. York. Rosairy—m be L_, roaatitsotozo is i• • &parish* stab, there h o i nt — wk..., enough is baod to last for the ant two or Um * 7 .;:" li. fact tam is moms &Salty in pain orders ?le Massimo so *dog bugs cedes far pad a gartiDg the bat too days parr hays pay "C! ll k pr lb., sod this* is every probability th a i orUl lao posh marshy of goals for the myths t u a,"" l more ends tro sued than ass possibly be pro t hi s ic4 lialphast Jorartral. The annual annual mooting of this association was held at Croydon,. as Wedassday. Owing to the cattle dimes having mad* its appsineses is the ;wish bourhood tho anal slow of Morbid cattle did not take place. In the aftsroom the members of the society dined together at the Greyhound Hotel. nada' the presidency of Mr. I. C/1118/lISOBAX. Antoci those pre• mot were the Hos. P. J. Lesko Kim, the Boa. G. L. Lerma Gower, M.P., Sir J. Amon, Mr. Lewis Loyd. tke Rev. F. Benyon, the Rm. J. Farm, he. The anal loyal and patriotic toads having bees drunk, Mr. Lavabos Gowns, proposed the health of the members for the eastern diviaioa of the oonnty, "yr. Locke King and Kr. Boston." (Oltimm.) The tout was drank with load obsess. Mr. Locus Kum, Y.P., rtepoadsd. Ha ssid—l am obliged tom bon. friend for the kind mama in which he has ths toast, and so you, potlamon, for the manner in which you hays received it. I can with truth say that I feel an honest pride is having the privilege of standing here to rattan thanks gala as on. of the members for the musty of Surrey. Ise hers also in • somewhat enviable pooltionois I eau sow l oa th; truth that I hap , reprseeeted this county for • period this either &vialsa of the musty hes bider* boss repressotod Mum the ps+a, of the Begins Bill. (01tosek) I am not going to settee she • ;toadied dimmest:ex Yon know mu too well for that, although at the proper fiats end season I can fight as well, I trust, m anybody. (Laughter, and discs.) An bon friend on my right ass In vited me to solar into the quest ion of tocant.right sad tam game laws. Now, although remarks at each topics would fall harmlessly enough from my hon. friend, I am afraid, that if I ventured to make them 1 should raise • very stormy debate indeed. There is, however, one subject to which my hm friend the member for Reigate' alluded, which is at pewit uppermost in the minds not only of tie I agriculturists, but of may thinking man in the country. I allude to that great calamity not for agriculture slow, but that great national calamity which at this moment is afflict ieg all deism is to. eoustry. (Hear , hear.) Prior to the outbreak of the sate* disease we Inicearrived at • period of such prosperity that the &Midi of meat was no looser what it was to thaworking dames SOW years ego--a luzury—bet to many it had beam* • nosemay of if.. lam proud to my that many of them-erne from ineriassd wags, sad others from adopting habits of abstorniousams--ham bees ' able to arca • portion of their earnings is moat, and theft' families have enjoyed • better clam of food them formerly. Under those circumetutoes I do not thick this calamity could ham befalign the country at s worm time than in the prompt year. (Hear, hear.) Oar difilsulty Pipes* is the =tram. Although we look naturally to seisms with, medial skill of persons versed in disposes of different kinds for relief, as yet they have bola abl• to giro us so comfort. They tell us that the disease is not now malted to cattle, but that it is fast spread ing among the sheep, and yet the only comfort and advice they give an s to hays a kind of iadioedminate slaughter. (Hear, hear.) As they have ',commended no our* it seems to me that it is our Midas's to have re comes to prevention in every poodble way we can. We ought to urge upon all moms who keep stock, and parti. calmly cows and other animals which ere brought into buildings the Deoessity of damming them buildings by the most salcaciolue mods, either by limo molds; or by applyisg to the animas themselves if it ma be alms, the most powerful disinfectants. Some say that you should wash their mass with vinegar. Ido not know whether that is encoessful, but I have no doubt that many things might be done with the greeted sea c otes. Hitherto the dimes* has mastered all our scieutdic knowleip, and maim! mall ars certain of one fact and that Is that the dismal is highly contagious,. I believe that Arms evidence has been brought forward to show that it has been I CATTLE—Brammonmr, Barr. 28.—We weselto widely spread by ths railway corrispe and tr uths tined In derstoly supplied with fat stock of all kinds So M; the c onveyance of cattle. Now, it appears to me that when trade was slow at about last quotation& Th e erg f' all are suffei log to such • great extent, and when 0* stars Meats me very l mitd ; the demand heavy. farmers sr• almost compelled to slaughter their rattle by sheep wove • fair supply, which met • steady dorsi a wholesale, the railway companies should be compelled to full prima. Beef, fd. to 74d.; mottos, 9d. is YL apply to Um tracks sod carriages wad Is the conveyance of lamb. 9d. to 90. per lb. ; fit pp (Won), N A ; cattle some powerful disinfectant. Is this nostril is 1U ed. ; porkies, ed. t o 6L p er soots , own small way, we have felt the effbets M BROM, Sm. 28.—We had • very abort npoll d%4 this disease. I diode to the show of stock at our w o o s today, hat it au quite equal to the e mi t which we have at this meeting, and which is by far m a wen i sm i en wears on offs, remained os b la b be ths most important pert of our meeting, but which we a ssis i o si ans m as si a f e es 70s. to 72i per mt , sal am have been obliged to forego today. As to the ploughing dory sinapPs was sot is demand en . The high }i.4 match I Tumid it as • matter of micro importaarm Is- tailed fin sheep lass week brought amosssiaansia, deed I consider that the days of ploughing by borer as ~,,s sa y t om , w i es s i ss .4 ay ; i s now prectisel aro almost numbered, I look apes Irish - mme i ss . sjis a u ssy curs mass i d s wa m ,' m a ma . ploughing very much in the some way m alma is the nar k s & o lo ws s a the k i p ra's& D, flaws win some years ago we looksd p igon stexo coaches. som a, ss g m is y e s week, bat K I plough wi th • 'them myself sa d Nampa 9d. per lb., and ems from 84d. to 84d. Nth* know something shout it ; and I ink that is s wab s b r i s k & san d, Ks " of this ssi offer read the ordinary way is so inferior that in ths course time a s umb mhos, w a y h is s mo o, me m will he cosilthn tali to moll fields and smell fame. le and them moiled from 10d. to 11d. per . lb. Shut ma is a thing that manot last, as the work is done by his the bikon.smskos uses especially Ain; stem plough In • IMO& MOM efficacious way. I" HeD3 shisiri;s offer was quickly bought sp, b a ns e i es m a x hear." and cheers./ Thoth is our Oneettne ccieeeeted 'me from 11.. to 11s. 3d., and porkers lls. 6,1. per mom P the cattle Masses which is becoming of great import:zn msg* trade qu i e t. No business u m od, ism , We are sow destroying the stook which ought to leave w omba t s & in the mi d is& . t uns , sa d d is k s i s Mee reserved for prancing ether dock. The lose we are samples bits, the , ag hi ssar l issi i an d sell dim sustaining at Prosest L the the sly "Irwin we abel entering ths market, oa account of the bilk! übiK p sustain, but we shall feel the effects of the disease for years pa, respecting the cattle plague- Very belie esiti to oome. The coos are being Medoff by the disssim sad b ons , the calve lee being rapidly dagght.nd " se that it helm "'NorrnrosAm. Sarr. 27.—At this market there ea s a quashes of nomidsrabls immortalise to knew what we ark ' emu aim a all mode ee eeeeb , berth, e to do for meat hersaftor. lo the mearewhila we ought to doi somber were shown Fer hoof Skin Yi vote our attoutios to the production of crops for grazing telj . rh_,..._ a See; sod keeping ratan Thews are a mosidonthie Dumber t rim wwwl.`....wwab;"•yel.' sheep was bad. of bill sides in the neighbourhood, which pow very is. l ew ie e r Si. t• s e• feriae corn, and it will be • pieties whether it would not netee_.__ ewl . o i a 17 2,, ikl2__t°., Far laeb the piss ante be profitable to prepare th em fee the production of grass „ . ."_e_f•„nw,!,nt__f hi d sad gram crops. But if this is to be dons, losses ought to un'enZ ek e rf ne ees r e leg on - r . BL - 6 1 es. m elb a; be universally grasted—(thosrs)—szeopt upon these sites Per i••• that are intended for building lend, sad which so landlord Filer ae• ( r t. 11e• Number " thee Betlehr woold liks to look up for too keg • time. My owe opinion Beset% ttr..• eaves* 5 ; a ► we% 177 ;fir" 143 . Wad e. * is that lasses ought to be panted much more frequently Saw* aff ; maw" 3 ; lbw% 4111 lan than is now the custom (Cheers.) Sines I bad the pleasure i. Burt. y7.—The mother d callie of mating yea last year am matter Iwo moaned upon assombs& to 299 Mod, 146 win vie be which we may congratulate ourselves, toady, that the weak sad altftorentir in • healthy unfortunate war which this exietsd on the o t her side of wore Mill, and tits bitter sort et besets suffered rata the Atlanta/ has now ceased. to pimple o the South that of IL per BMus, and the seonadasy quality laying esIY down their arum This m art be •s somas of rotdoing ably mom. Top per, 9s. ; coma* for the beet, k • VO this country, and sepsoially to that groat indashry - vrblak Ss. 9d. • middling and inferior, 6a. Id. to Is. 6d. per was so eerie sly a ff ected by Ms* war —tho mottos mansfas- The lV . Mblir Of sheer and lambs the 6,243, ton. lam sure we must all njoim that the ageonalms ism thin at hot market ; 1,141 of which were Mee who bore their sufferings with each exemplary Wanes The dsmasel was good, and het week's prises were are now enabled to resume their work with every hops a/ minimised. Top pries of the best mask 944. ; obtaining in future • fair /apply of cotta. TO.qaestion, Is 444. • week 7 4 4 . to r im. lb. law. however, is not one which effects thong engaged in the • • 441., Mk N , W Nth, 325. , nth, sod dowao msnofsoturo of pates aloes , but it is owe that a ff ects the 21e. to Ws. • bead. Fed pip browot di l who of the workieg chasm of this country to • very great 6. de... pee Mono ; six to sight weeks old do., boa At 'mast. lam told, although I mess experienced it per- to 16s. id. • bead. Numbers is markst—Fst Br; goodly, that times is nothing •D nosomfortable as to bo sbasp, 4963; pip, Mg. compelled wear as old ragged shirt (Laughter.) the war is Dow over, and I trust tbat all Masts will mom hays it in their pouer to obtain good comfortable under garments spin at a price ramonsble sad soosolibio. to (Chem.) As to the AMAIN= thsmealves. I karon they will be this to adjust matters over the water is path • way that they will And it impossibto to pick a gamma with any other sation. I behave OM, so far es ws smi ooncormd, we aro desirous of living atpesos with all the rest of the world, and particularly America. (Omen.) In conclusion. allow me to thank you for the cordial moaner in which you received th e toast proposed to you by my hoz. friend. Saysial other toasts were subsequently honoured, sod tit proosedings did nut terminate until a very late hour. CORN.—Boutneolux, Sc??. 28.—At this day's vii 4„, iherie wee s fair supply of wheat, which found bura t i t '" ebrease sd folly le. per quarter. Bailer sell do t e =meet Oats the tears in favour of the bum Per less is request. Earro up 4 BM. 28. —At our lassie* teday this 04 wa aged English whoa, foe which the ta t s, and fa SOWS isamems last west's prima vas r_ ezeimled. Poe foreign eons MOM hot IsmissiM obadest by the higher -loss mired by holders. LIZ =silo,. without shimmies in voles. The peotly ia enema of the demeac, Li r gore way 6d. per qr. Oats is moderate request strla per qr. lower. Nome dull. Besse quite r dear. Dumont. flarr. 26.—We hod a good Ripply o h ikai at ear market to-day. Forman at the cioammos im seised s ecissiderstile simmes.wisich minas weld sad the market *Weed at the prime of last weak, t sees being with difficulty effected. Theis was otla barley on odor, bat the hods woo dull for sow d • -"" foe old there was abetter demand for males& r i prime ere heard of were—old, 375. sew, 3f. Ott / so I bases the woe se last wear. Terse in easallor Eipm, •better Sada Bad whits wheat, 245. to 25e. ditto, 23e. to 24e. • other sorts, ltia to EX ; bat bit:: ye s . t o yy o , ; Dote, Ma. to 365. ; beams, 22a. to 25 4 , ups, to na. ; "Astor vetches, 213 a. to 32a ; Tye Irt 1 172. ; Amp loss, 345. to 375.; best woods, 32e. to 31 1 . " lffedaolootoo, Eger. 28.-Oar market this me* 4,... milinded. English wheat It good cedilla my I freely ea ea advance of fully ritesquatir wool 3d. per metal over the of Eh* ge floor wits generally held foe 6d. t o la per 1'1. 1131.4 14,.. =Lb.= .. n eelt bd ed in v . h :Os t t e Ta e d....t nd " Oe treSi talial a thi f ivire a v : pubus er bs i baba h itet : Old were oachsaged. Indian cora emestraliy, 2;lll ppuu ;: I tar Wilbrr.b . 117Nicials2:.m*-114Wterial:damalaidcahamilmad ge r4l4C in s‘PP, 2 - 4. d .r ihn" ., ley. 0010 sad beau wore a moderate Mow eadradierlo eget zeta. - - - NXIMIIT. Sri. 28. —We bed • Ism eepp/p g this day. The trade eery slow. Good old asiortris week's prior. New ray be quoted is. per qc. goad deal of barley oil ar e but or mach trios h at rates. Berm sad ore boa. lirozkrow-ow-Tuww. ewer. 27.—The hirer d for the per week ere earl/ At this day's sesetslus ins • moderate show from the grower, sad • yor elhy apse or barn. Wheat Not • rod drama at es rum of b. re qr. on lout week's prom Oats sad lie* p e hirer goad request et fall prier Bras sad purr% k,,, For . Whops per qr. of 6316. to the bushel—Derrid y = bake rssi, cis. se ; ditto, white, 41a to 4h.:wl a mply, red, 435. to 44e. ; ditto white, 46e. to NA blq grumbly:. prt imperial qr., 265. to 235. Oar Ira k 231. to 245. ; potato. 421 b. per barbel, WA to Sk 44e. to 46e. . - - Itoonomoz. Sr. ?T. —All awapand with lei* wheat wee la. up ow top, sod 6d. up on awn* 1.4 was ls. wp en top, aedt3d. up es avenge. Oala as MOM es top. sod Pd. up on awn*. Beau until-an en tsp, and la 4d. down oe avenge. Wheat, ad, Xi to hen ; wheat, now, 335. 4 to 49.. battoy, *to Oak 192. 3L to Mo. Bras. la. to 43a. 311. TRLFFIO RETURNB. =MAIL Mass Per MI , TOOL 12 06aa. maga% dismal's. 12D Week ans U. a A a a PVT S awl cl. IS 11,997 US SO L$ 899.19896.99.1 1i1y Ina 79 79 799 309 63 0 Walk miss July Do. Dellaa.4.W.lisa •91 6,141 4 0 DS I. —_— - reek aidiiii Wit. ii. - our.= ask 369 so E s 0 laws woos MK 16. Daldla mad Meath Walt coadtkella* IL ins t Ousisel a fide= as US? 6.161 7.:N P I Week 4.111 as apt ft oni t or Bastes 1aa0114 , 11 MI NT 9411 Ka .11) MO lesMina Paatbraka aad 12Hr Week ladled Sept 24 %dad sad County Down 441 496 219 214 • Metal sad UWE int 4,ns 2.991 tot Ls I Nadia 11,2114 MARKETS. ALLOW.—THIMADAY &MEMO. —The market was lady to-day. Spot, now, 4135. ; old, 455. 9d.; Attains. to Thowabsr, 465. ; Doeuntor. 475. ; .frootory to Moab, 475. 6d. to 475. 9d. March, 48s. to 48s. Delivery to last omit% 1,252 oohs; artisan 1,151 mate. 00111`0N.—Livuhrwoc. 28.—Toro has hose s =ourlist to-day. with plow slightly' io favour el Wier% 5,000 WON iosibadiog 5,000 far opowalstito aad moo& 600 AMll6Olla. 184. to 2241. ; 300 Parusai, as., 190. 2)4 ; 200 Musk sod Bahia, 19d. to 20d. ; 1,500 licrealaa, SOIL t o lid.; 100 Ilionsits. 1401. to 16d. • 12.200 *mt. N. to 18d. ; Madras. 150. ; Bowl, Boado, Am. WiL 114.; Ohiso, 1444. to 16d. ; Japaa, 16d. ; 100 Paso, 19d. to 2 ld. Ovum PALACIII. OKs SHILLING DAT... TIRMSDAS, Sire. 28.—Admisturos oa paymett, 34 13 ; Aka lay ßa seism tickets, 973. Te TNT! visitors, 4,196, Da njo daimon health testortog kievakisb Antrim Food au sardicias sod saws Ones Hs OW Is alba rardilk soned l 7. — Ds and Co., Is. Ti. tossas, W. Is Wm Ws. Is. ad.: Ms. Ils.s.dd. Poo ° ILdsonsst). WOOL AND WOBSTEMe—Mitalironri, BM. 28—The tope to-day is decidedly Osier. The seinen is the Bank rate of disorient, sad ters quieter state of the Liver pool cotton market, have beaded to asbdee the fogless which prevailed, Still, there was a good brines doing is wool. Cortaiderable quantities of wool have hoods Bien Monday, though today there is lase divot= to buy. Prins are very Bnaly mantaised, sad are not is the least affected by the quieter. teas, Some have been even seeing higher rates, sad this may have had • Modesty to soon intent to produce the quieter toms The domed is for immediate ooseamption. sod there is as entire ab moos of spooslatios. Very large miss. itcludieg some for export trade, have also of late been made, sad this will Doormat to some extent for the more modified demand. The rates isi the country are so high, and the ilsenaaci here so great and geosrally continuous, that there ia se probability of quotatiess vortosiag. Is wonted yarn, spinners continue very bug. With the exception of 40. for Russia, which are is little request, there to a very sables demand tar all 'Cagle yarn, mites frost 20`s to Ora The home business Is very brisk, ' sad spinners are so fall of orders that they am , sot absolutely ept s moi• for some time to come. The export tr acc ade be . Moo great improved for Dome sorts. A better demand has also recen tly spun up abroad. ' and then are very imam:Wag 'reports from - the Lapels fair. There is a very active demand for Xfs lustre, sad also a fair run epos two-folds The malt le that platen are asking higher rates, saysaially for angle yaps. The ' }Jen trade is exnediagly boa. Mohair glans sad walks warp Orions are In great domed. The lin of peon , hind to-day are higher thap they were lain week. Th. asooseta frets Lelp& an goad. LACII AND HOlllTZT.—AOrnisonaw, Saes. 28. Then le • tumoral insprevneset to he soured is the ises Wade, ell& =toads mere partlonlarly to oottoo goods. At knot thic appears to be Cho nate M thisgs at she lamer warehouses, though mar li n men yet Sad •• diMcdty in Mc. peeing of tisk nsisobres The limn market has bees Mani lily wok mei • Gm aloe law bon ealimbed for k sl Nails drift war..l hot 11 *is Mow blw L I U ssi sit hlr it ism Xs Ops &Ma seq_ab Wei r *Aid he Ismur, iii. lit owl OM prods Ma** rind mbruser prism im Mi slam Ni mie r i oX in; Pier mem INN I si poi Paw GI ism p tie iamb atm s s d ths ▪ als, is tier* 111 NO *Mb: wiin msyl IL soil RI m sils; War ✓e ihr Iml 41 red r BIRTHS, IILARRIAGIDI, AND MATH& mem. DOTCL—September 26, d Oreville.road, KRUM the wth DLL W WM& of saes. SMITE.--Beptomber $7. at Blackheath-road, the wife el Dr. P. H. 6001%, of a sma. CHANCELLOR.--Septeasber 26, at Chelmsford, Yrs T. Chit rellor, of a ma DlTMAW.—geptember . te, at Claptonogoare. the Wr. 0. T. P. fhteltaze, of a danghter. ROGlDA—eartambe . le, et ftodtdll, Mn. W. WPM de lis MARRIAGE& DUClTOW—ODUNG.—lieptember 26, at St John" Child P.Dierks. by tb• ToUle Corathwalte. D. B. Weryeembe, fiaalemere, honey, to liall.e.w . "" D. (M s. Esq.. of flyttersham- coed. Clrolehhe DILBWRY--COOPIR-Begoember 26,_ as the parfsh cloud Whmanton. bodoeirt, by the Rev. AL D. Agra-. Isq., Pao. of Pembroke College, Diss Sways& thotter of T. Cooper. ZDQ., of mautoo. _ SNITIS —HLtstf S.-41sSenber 26, at West Ila fer m Church. • Mr, 11.121 1 11. ot oweiral. ao Emma, daughter of Yr. R. &WM et Iliskbary , DEATH& Mae. ODUllek—esptamber IN. M Osrgoes OwNsein o, Waded Lebegos. teumbisz ofths Ists J. Cabo% M SO. IMVILLI.--Itepiamber N laker-dregt, Portomestwo. W. llterds IWO owl 7c Itt st as i a• Wk. Po% So bill -mo a/ A. IL leggs=4 t : W. iii- o. Me 4r sa rt. Tgrl e t_ llommesi 11Isg MU& tobert.oo Wirepter ears emmos la beet Tarry, cd larahr li — 111. MI WOW Nada Ledge. Dern' 10116 111 . geolds. Printed soi mow by Munn Km LOA Pot Lamalseell.stiess, that alr ifirafah br o g s wo Oliao. Is MO ZNIONSO 1111 MT. AI 7 - K . ii...ll.l=.....mi•••••=mmiummimmionlll PTE)I[I3/IR 29, 1865. 7 •., ~:v~t'r,:~Q~~ t or •191/11.) • -• •• • No. 63 L• 01( BI I oars PLC tOt aosilua g , • • to Raz 110100.0. BTLUL M LIV „ n gia t iOrie ism or a. CITY 07 1 cm OT ••07. 11144 1 fi =4 o 4 rr = an ta l ea lucsr. 61. Offi Al t s t?" Adudrsity aobrwl 00000 MI Wm to 10 ce othai 0 000k1 cants. t< scans. t ?JIMA. rs t a r with wines u cabbs ASI2 ; 20010 cat , £IS — AD J.lr. J. 11000. 00 , 44.0000,0 ; 0 T" Cs Depodt on on Alloti Farther gaited Caw . Ent two PIM Dm • *SAO ordi scribed 1 which az 711. W. wii Area II H. X. Alazandir 'C. P. Plllll Joseph eh Mary en inv. on CALCUTT Comolids The Nati Mem& T Jewry. Yews. I Yarn. I Yowl. 13 And 'ln Vent b The colttvu against by She scot o Canna The Canto of tbei bade. The sloe ee attn mane £110.4 7!" u ~:. 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