The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-14 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY 1.., VE N I NG, OCTOBER 14, 1861. . _ .__. ____________.. ___-__ ._ . ...,ri.mr t . .:TELLIti EN tt 191011 NEWMARKET , John Thomas Smith, 25, areas-At, said-Heariagaery MARKETS. ore fel. per qr. dearer. Beans, pees. and barley as lut SPORTING INTSLLiasscE. tabs inttlltgenct. of " Stop thief!" 1 joined in the chau, aud a neighbour' of --e- week. Prices to the grower:-Wheat, white, 110 W, ...Ad. NEWMARKET, Stonier, Miontarr. 1 The /*seders Countiee station at Ithereditch wan crowded . -- se -- mine *might the prisoner, who. directly he was laid hold TALLOW --As . -TURDAY AFTERNOON.-The market WM to 4i.2 ' , 6494' per bushel ; red, 56.. tw 591 '; eats. new, • KWH Altli ET SIICi)ND ri, r.ifikat this .6). raw after sac o'cle•:k. with excunioniete to New- lIETROPOLII AN COUNTY COURTA. of, stated that he had done nothing, sod aecminted for his grui au.dn _ . s pot, now, gi a; . 111.1. to Is. per store. ruuniug by saying, "I heard 'Stop thief '. ' called, an.L like an s u e „ Y aw Th.geje,ipngee.l74.s.7a were e a t. ; J ammu , / m a WORCESTER , Oct. 12.-At this day's market there was M EWING. market. At L 4 p.m. the " spicier darted punctually to 81010 days appe I ',tea for the present week. Wehrle. Tlus paimogen comprised the chid of the London Woolomugiga. gt . ig g ni n . s .l. 4 ,_ %aide,. Oct. 14:Tuesday, others, I was going after the Man they were in quest of." It m ar * dh. gd. ; iamb, 52a.; 1860, Y.C., 130 a a moderate supply of wheat, and new English wheat was - further appeared that the pri s oner contrived to make him L. to 2a. per qr. dearer ; old unaltered. Barley more TO THr 111WTOE U.' Ttl.. earat., , . , book inshore. as well u a good many of the leading ans to. 15 ' Wea•••"/. hi , T s nrid 6 T. IT. Pridae. 18. NuMumoott Portlandt , .1 -Wednesday. Oct. 16; ThandaY. escape, sod that he was soon afterwards taken into custody ..-... . entire patrons of the turf. During the wait for refre.h- 1 - • p hd .„,, ta ' inquired for, and tending upwards. New oats *4. to I, per 01:. -The fifth nite4ine .it headquarters 01 the 1 emo t e a t c ool i w id ge a wiwwition woo sho wnqr bast ; old firm. Beans and peas maintain their value. eau astir:ea the se. oed Ilictobee ken for Us lola i.intY tickle. ail Co to I would hare been taken , V). Ili . Thuriday, 17. MARTLETIONL Maryleolic P-.--.onday, Ott 14 ; wedgies. laden articles, h found ' demand to-day with a strong market. The sales are • d ' ' to back '' ' '' - .... s, Mlitant's, 344 1), who saw him concealed in an area in COTTON.-LIVERPOOL, (XT. 12.-We have had a fair wfonlest t. The s es, whic werein • es been neatly dietiegmehed hy the Peftrewiteb. cud Maud her. Squire Percy w.I aloe enquired after, i1ni.111.703. Wallehwert-W 0 44. -Friday, Oct 18. the possession of the prisoner when in the first instance ls , lek hales, of which 7,000 are for export and speculation. Tone, OCT. 12.-There was a moderate supply of wheat offering to -day. and the atten.lanee of buyers was pretty forthe.aulog sauisereary Of taw mool:ar ran wormiest as was also Claire. About Mr. Bovril's mare CUMLEIIIII7I.I.. Duman 1. eruce.-ruesday, Oct 15: Weilnes. encured, 11010 produced by the officer and identified by the . -- .ell reissiteu. ita prestige. dares tee gloomy forelsaliniei 'mu a , 4 would h ave wan freely bike., and day. 16. Fridley. IF. prosecutor. who said that he had also lost a phi locket. COTTON GOODS.-MANCHESTER, Oct. 12.-We have i lair : sea with an active demand, le. to 2s. more money was . n. quality of the samples on the whole us go o d, 1161110.1 wi, b thr ha...1.:4. rot appeared. It was the •i t wt . max . red that remheei win fide hi r e. ~._ ~gonaunco. ordateseteoed.-moud a y, Oct 14; Tuesday, 16 : The pewiner , who bad nothing to say, was remanded till bad an improvement iu the market this week, but a good Oa arriving Thursday. Itmade ; white sort. realised 60s. to 04a. ; red, ais. to 60e. • rid op., .1. ti. 41 11.411444 6111 failure awaited :t, slid it Newmarket, shortly before 4of cloth , we found that up Bow. now-resit -Friday. Oct. 18. Tuuday Ito-morrow) , deal of it is again due to speculation, and we hear of money in bet on. • third .4 the entries ii.eepted their imposts the to that time a Lug.. number of bonen bad arrived. Respect. Waurainuit.Oriat Prewetotreet-Tuceday, Oct. 16 : Thom- LAMBETH. yarn mum p ee . r 36 stone. The demand . for malting barley was mid • alum, and the show being aboutan average Nun were effected snu Prot" o'oh".". I • hh„ wee'T d.i• a tee", kal'i^ fact { rag User morning trallopv several reports were circulated. dli7. 1 7 . Fridwl.lB. being invested in yarn and cloth, but iu especially, drawn from most unusual sources. The pro- at the currencies of last week, samples making 365. to :04s. I twe•tierde .4 the suty •lenr •' 441. nave been somseted Pal, it is stated, pulled up lame after eallopieg. Asteroid William PM "' a middlwird man, was bewwthl before duction of the eotton mills is gradually undergoing coo lie. Elliott on a charge of picking the pocket of n. Ellen t tion from week to week, but it is rather a slow per rp-., for grinding. Of oats there was a fair supply. and 'be laml•••l• -`••I ores thirty then ininiti . •ile ,l ee" : are and La . ..arena went e moil gallop, the former at the Lime- JUDGES' CHAMBERS.-0.-r. 12. Reed, in the Crystal Palace, of a purse containing 75.. d uwe 0, sinew heatable bajada* 01. such mantra without kilns with hallo; and the French filly over the name course h0 11 0w... wing unwilling • io p lace their hands opsamsso short a moderate amount of business was transacted at rates a oluing menu such hee.re an 14 iinnwiell. Hulnwir Lisa. ' with Laid and tormopolite. The Makatea* tilly also had a (Before Mr. Justice Keating.) The proescutrix deposed that on Monday last, whileshade easier than heretofore; tine aorta made 275. ; secoud. sty, 245. per 24 stone. own, 11iiiii.c. and tanner tied !Situ, who (with l'nipirej spin, but did oat plane the cognoscenti. The Giraffe filly Arias:474qm r. COLLIICCI. looking at Bloodin on the rope, she felt a hand in her net, and on her turning round she saw the . risoner draw time until they have made azrangement with their neigh bours to do the same, because of the temptation that %WATERFORD, OCT. 12.-We have had slightly increased v all `v.'. ' 2 ' s I" I. red wall "'eaten/ have deft' LI ha was toed wi th King of Diamonds and the Queen of the An application was made to 51r. Justice Keating to re-would be held out to their best workmen to desert and take CO 6' l . .4 11 with 64 . 1 ". The other teener. id . well - Vale. sod her going ap sl to give eatisfectiou• Starke, duce the amount of bail fixed by the magistrate in this - bau d from , d juogra loth , . they 'lt:emelt awl Preoderifan Stakes, have Paine. Adulation, and Satellite all had '• breathers " yes- cue (two io 1,0001. each), for the prisoner's appearance at n - There are now , however, sonic her pardon, but insteed of returning her he star gg ted e rg a g emenes at owed, and stuck to huudreds of mills worki ceipts have been considerable ; from abroad our arrivals erol:t mil roved in their pr .., / ,.et a b e i a , L.rtunate tmalsy. Paate did not pliuse the lookers on. There is the Old Bailey to take hi• trial for obteiuing the emit of officer, '"• and gave brim into . _......,„ ~ . ~ handed only three &atoll'. days per week, and a good many whi ch •T• again liberal. The tred . e.hute been e.hlsmeterieed, by grea t Kto coutain the• ovens '. of • t . i i i. , Derby fa. oarite.. eremething wrong this morning, she only took walking soar - 1,900/. by fraud.nrmnese, and for most articles we hue expersenoed a ""'"""y* On ' m g '"' : '" e have been stopped altogether. Nor does this mark the full her her purse open, and part of the money fell to the demand. Wheat--Irish may be written 6d. to L. per - o r e rawly all esPotted to Pat. , " awl n 1 1. 01144 the ride. The course is in excellent order. Mr. Sidney, of Finebury -circus. appeared tor the pri- mound The remaieder was found oci him. extent to which spinners and manufacturers have gone in hg watt prove a success, thr 1, hem.; plenty to roam ! I..tTL , r AlLliltAle AT 31111014111T.-Schiern , Sahara, Op- toner ; and Mr. Lewis, jun., of Err - place, for the pro- - I... nee ' jur Bond f • informed the magistrate that the pn- reducing their production many of them having discharged rel . dearer .. for choice samples, but inferio . r are quite neg the 'tenem e nt duri ng five d a y s in th e twenty...eves, theist, Eilligrew, Cleveland, Elelio, Maggiore, Wallace, secretion . inferior workmen, and sapped portions of their machinery , men's , . though offered at less money. I oreige moves Off steadily, at an improvement of fide per torrid fur prime • vet to shoe. homey', unjust's-4mi; may le the Gronstault, Gridirce, Umpire, Squire Percy, Furious. Mr. Sidney said the prisoner had been in sorer ha d rema n ded "l in the hope of finding an owner prison seven for two empty pe rather than cease working sltogether. On Tuesda we had tiiit roes found on him, but in this the police h doing ' the lothddemand y mac h in emarket,an taewas checked qualities. Barley of all descriptions rather easier to buy. 1 maklice and ten mioor races already ..oniplete. I Invader was scratched at 7.15 p.m. weeks, unable to procure the large amount of bail fixed by had not suds...aed, and he had now to apply for prisones B Toughy, the 2•)'.-old Cherwell Stakes comes on the ; the magistrate. and he therefore asked that such bad might • •by the higher pnces required by manufacturers, smiled whom Oats command a trifling advance for dry well-selected par t,-committal for trial. co the h ave t w ee • ta d 3d to lid . • lndia eels, but the bulk of the supply is in bad condition and and seetue the Ace of Clubs (set 1114 b), Gamic (est tilt). i lie fixed as the prisoner would be able to find. The inspector added that sin reqm . . per piece ad v ance f or LATEIIT BETTING. Crystal Palace Company bad determined on prosecuting all , lin' i. Yesterday f these goods who did not ' 11.dibar (rlst 1016), Mounts Star ( std 71b)..trgoimet Ittst j Mr. Lewi s, jun., said the prosecution had no wish to keep found ft kid' arid ' f toe pet treed • '' • 1 in-li. - ean, be , , had at lower rates. Indian corn in fair request at personso ein g, sloes sonic o e thieves . 00 'ea barrel Oyer previous prices. Flour strong but W isgrave (7st 131 b) bingo 14st 711.), midi aughing Stock 1 CESAREWITCH STAKES. the prisoner in custody, . provided he found a sufficient at the last sessions had been sentenced to 14 years' penal • - - not active. hopmta this week :-Wheat, '2,130 qrs. ; pm.). are 'II herbal for nest year's Ihrhy, the quality i sto 1 .gat %him. amount of hail to ensure hut attendance at the trial. As the • sist on extreme rates, made sales to a fair extent, thoueh •ut . . per there is reason to believe much of the purchases were or Indian urn , the robberies there had brooms less tr . equent.:porta t sperolation, as skipper fur India still mediae° to bold aloof eon. , , dour, ie isoupetitors canted be iomplained :decd. G 011166, 1 ZS 10 I - Claire trial would take place in Moe city., he would be content forll 851 •do 50 brie. E this week : - The prisoner was accordiogly committed. soriu•, sad &rigs. have yet to appear in public, sad 1 • ; Not mach buskers dein. his lorihhip to reduce the bud to such an amount as he from the market. In the general cloth market them was Wheat , :r2 barrels ; oats, 5,345; dour, 1,015 sacks. beard enough of the trio (,anticipate a very favour- I thought proper. SOUTHWARK, rather more doing, butsellen are unable to obtain a astir ut lust for them when their time arrives. It is, I tin . . _ fiRDER OF RUNNING THIS DAY. Mr. Justice Keating mid it wee • very serious charge. Charles lifeld , n and Snag Horkfinaren were placed at the factory advisees of Trice, and manufacturers who have capital WEATHER REPORT. Land. fully retains! the Essigo shall show on Tuesday i The r ac i ng will cu.'s." at 12 • 3° with the 2 ° "e'• said the bail must neeesurily be large. ( ion , c are preferring to retain their goods in stock, whilst is some . 161100 4 4101 Wrier and Winos's , will have some hard I 4 .acer.take•• He meet sae that bar before Mr. &Inbar°, for further exarninattoo• justiCO was not frustrated by • small amo unt of bail being with being concerned with others not in cutody, in assault- cues it is said millownen who bought cotton largely some BATCRDAT. °MIMI IT, BTO 9 ILIA -- . cut out fur them. awl between the trio the contest taken, and he should therefore fix it at two in suot. Jug Mr. Thomas Oldfield, and robbing him of 41. in gold. time ago find it more profitable to and portions of it back t,ls• very etching. although from Old Calabar's per- TATTERSALL'S-art - RDAS% Mr. Sidney said each an amount could not be procured, Ito Liverpool for resale. The yarn market continues asactive Z. M. D. F. C. L R. an i . e . at acme . sod the style in which he wee the I Hume., au chiefly confined to the comparing et beta OD and again urged Hut it might he further reduced, but Mr. tap .cared from ale evidence given on a former 00011ston. as it was last week, and count, and qualities suitable to the mu LI here last meeting, he IA perhaps 'elided to the . the ervervettch. Many subscribem had, however, taken Justice Keating refused to wade to the proposal, that the prosecutor, an auctioneer at Sheffield, was is Lou don on burners on Friday, the 27th ultimo, and in the . e nd the 51 . h uo om m e bs trad y, lode are Germany, request, whilst stir i ez o to nis., Calcu bt tta ; ___ _l4 - - _- _ _..... uses, 'Elie Royal stakes are alway s worth contending ! their departure for Newmarket, and the room was not very course of the eveuiog he meta female in High-street, South. aid ...loins polka' up lame .11 e1..111141 I 4,4 week,which numerouvly attenulel. Still some important movements k lie se- p ro urc w hased with moderate freedom at an advance varying m.ted Ito doing a gallop state , he will pruhably be opposed were made . For the Cinarewitch Schism in Aron d o . INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. -OLT. 12. wor k , soil after treating her to something to drin , id. to Id. per lb. (rod in some cases rather more) on the o 4 :i oil., rto Tedulington awl Nsutilus, and under the sir mend. :sod her clueing pries wao 6to 1. Galles was backed INC OLD AND TM NSW aTeiTlllB. cornpanied her to a house in Harrow-stree, to the Mint. H. I slept there for a short time, and about 3 o ' clock in the morn. b o th Satan Y of last week. The market closes stronger ..____. o S 'tame. the tatter might sensed ita beetling him over. at It. to I, the price to which sh e was estfor yarns and cloth. We hear of some fair machine of •,,,,,..te •• r a. ; l':, ea 1 , 74: e 2 -Tanned in the City The Chief Commissioner sat to-day (Saturday) for MO- in he woke up and saw the p r is oners in the room. Tbe Cesareeiti.h tall may °nom& of Light. Stampede, on Friday. Paste also '• had an upward teodsocy." The creme an d b an al • IW 1 ea d a - for th last len female demanded mone y of him to for the potato e. a y next e There is said to be 257,000 bales of India cotton mthimam um 66 gg gm, r 7 iai, flridiron. flaire. Rocket, Asteroid, Ivashoff, Petra, price. at the close were as under :- day meter the old system. During the present week an he pulled out his purse, containing 30 sovereigns and some operation.t due b etween now and Christmas, against 06,060 last POITROSII 29. 53 U LW. b 4 hen, Bally Edasood , Eastern Prince.. Russley or CESARE W ITCH , inimenee uumber .4 petitioes both in town and country silver, and gave her half-a-sovereign. Before he could return O 6 4 Hawthorn. the Giraffe till y, Flirtation, siuire 6to 1 apt Lon, Westmoreland's Schism (t) came have been filed-more than was ever known in one week the puree and moose to his pocket, Holden seized him by so "Pe' Liverpool, a G ALWAY 42 Id tot W.AW. ;a . 7_1•11 . , LhereseeTi,..!i_t _plasset, to be lof 51114.1143 - SOU 14 0 W.&W. ct S r, Voltella, the Makelewi ally. Pante, Cidtw, the 9to I - Sir Joseph Hawley's Asteroid ( t) since the establishment of the court for protection eases, the throat, threw him beck on the bed, while another ma nOCAReuRollOlll l lll.7l U 64 B.W. r I lose gehlisig, s impabo4 or the Babette ally. Ls %%triter, 9to 1 - Baron Niviins's La Vapour (t) halide in two dais and it clues. .... = e . a_pecu a ti r_,___ Yrni_ . Cn has set in at .. . . and the sittings in Lemke have been extended until March and woman rifled his pockets. The female prisouer cloud ~-.1.7 -,..-- ......! -""--g-. . • LIVLIIII/01 29.62 55 52 A.R. E. o S pia. Old Rolsen or 811110111. eel perhaps one or two of 10 to 1 - Loed W. Powlett's Paste ( t) next. The final orders must be appointed still further, and the door, and. as soon AI they had robbed him, they ran out is sots which i s . giving the spur to pm= and speculative vaarma i aoat , B.W. b 6 allowing : • Bevis, Predictor, Everthand, Carbine, the 16 to I - Mr. R. C. Na la's Ca/pe (t) it is probable before the business is concluded it will be of the room and festered him in. H e, however, broke the here, though it will probably end in immense loss and ruin u os p newm 129.ag 66 fig mw, o 1 awl Prornoth.o. W. Day, of come , bail a favourite ;?amours 1111.90 54 51 &W. m 3 19C to b - Hr. Same& Bally Edmond (12 tlt f ) made • branch court of the Court of Bankruptcy. Friday windows and jumped out into the street, and saw Holden lemewheee • whether schism, who must bee all the heavy• weight., pp s o 0 - M r. ag in e s ', fl aw! (t) was the last day for filing petitions wider the old system, running away. He pursued him, calling out "Stop thief," LONDON 10.66 56 64 B.&W. WOOLLEN CLOTIL-LErne, 0ct,12. -But little can Dee= .. ink 51 st W. 0 - o 7 " good tbtag "atl. to 1 there is seseoe to doubt, and it lffs to I - Mr. f_Spasear's Squire Percy (t) and in consequence of the increase of business the o ffi ces and he was caught by Coleman , 53 111, who happened to be ‘._ said . p o esnoteni.„ Idea ee ee S.W. o 5 ill the stable are auythieg Let sweet. The mare 14 to 1 - Mr. Windeces Flirtation (off) were kept open beyond the usual time. A point arose of on duty very near the spot. They returned to the house, about sae - amount of Maleness transacted in the mar- .... 6 lee to-day. The coloured hall has not been numerously o 4 forward for a bung dertaute its the Goodwood :11:1 to 1 - Mr. Bevill's Claire (t) oonsiderable importance iu country eases, and the Chief and found the female, who Was also given into custody. o 6 Is, but under nearly a stow lee than she carries attended ; sales were chiefly confined to mixed union mantle p i • ..: 6 30 to 1 - Lord Glasgow's fby Voltigeur-Make. Commissioner gave his opinion on the subject, affecting as Mr. Burcham asked whether the prosecutor was present. . , . .. cloths and fanc castle a few Bradtord buyers were pre- CoiI:MIAOW. W 4 66 - 8. Pt.“' N v lTl : A no N neu cw ip ::::" BB 29 l.44B . B3 B4 is fill " :66 W.R.W.wWBBN.W.Ww.. - f - and th e o nibbling" at 4.ridimo renders it pro- Ism ft) it doe* a great many cues for hearing before the county Acting inspector Gardner, M division, replied that he was e 5 • timers as sot much between the two at borne. Claire ;„ t o I - Mr. Lioule's Petra (off)not very extensive, Hitt.loat KW la - W.B.W. P' market sales were 8 88 .... 88 - 8 w el irretrk esbly "gone" the other day, but has rallied so 4,, I - m e. ° o b oes ... H opp ." (o ff ) courts. It seems that the petitions in country cases are not. The superinteedent had received a communicatioa buyerscant In the ymh,...ite up for orders. A con. 11 ,,, T ...• • 0 8 filed in London , and orders of reference made to the from him, setting forth that be was so injured by the . appearing `" be only sorting a th idemble con t ract has been undertaken at Parsley to s upply BATO4IIIII - R. b 5 a the lent fortyuglit hours, and it will he just as well fixi to I - Mr. Sutdoe's Snapdragon (off) county courts, and until the orders reach the various violence indicted on him that he was unable to swallow luaus I lihertiosare takes with her . Asteroid, Ivanboff, and e government with wool blues for the navy. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. county tonna the judges had no notice of the cases. In the any substantial food. He (Gardner) knew the house well. , Ellwood early big weights for three-year.olds, sad Bto I apt M r. Bevill's Benham [as (off) cues filed the tart day or two the orders could not reach It was one of the wont brothels in Surrey, and various rob- EXPLANATION. Len is every term to believe they are first class lib the county courts math after Friday, the last day of the old bevies were nightly committed there. Witnesa saw the pro. HA RDWARE.-BIRMINCIiaIe, OLT. 12,-The trade of to 8 - Ma. Oshaldeston's Careens° (t) 8.-aerometer corrected and reduced to tr 2 du. at mean is. bodily as Mr. flames performed at York. Asteroid law, and it wan a miestioo with the comity court judges mentor when he gave the prisooers in charge. and he swore this town has slightly improved ; the factors' travellers are Al to 1 - lir. llusody's Confectionerlevel ; each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about one-htmilredth xs ban have within the past three menthe shownwhether it was pending business until the orders were re- positively that he was robW in the house after treating the sending home better-filled order sheets, and, being the of all inch diminution : and each 10 Mg., above 32 deg., causing ability to give weight away. still there is a doubt in 40 to 1 - Mr. Windsor's Flirtation (t) ceived. For himself he should proceed with cases in which prisooeni and °then with wine. eornmenceinent of the quarter, a considerable number el nearly three-hundredths Increase. &-Fspireed thermometer rind whether they can give 6lb arid Mb respectively to the petitions were filed on on before Friday, the 11th Edwin Colentan, 53 M, said he was on duty in the Mint orders have been given out amongst the manufaeturers in in shade. M.-Moistened bulb (for evaporation and dew Edmond, while Ittsuley once beat Sir Joseph's bores instant, on the morning in question, when he beard cries of " Police" all those branches which rank amongst the season tr a d e ...At point). D.-Direction of wind (true-two pinata Left of mag as weights, and is now in receipt of lills. Flirtation. 1 - A "IVEINITY INTELLIGENCE. on coming into court this morning the learned Commis- proceed from Harrow-street. He went that way, and met mat if not all the principal manufactories the men have mile). F.-Yoree (1 to 13-estlmated). C.-Cloud (1 to 9). L et NIL, moat not be fat sight of, as he rau Initials : ii, blue sky : e, clouds (detached): f, ' tug: 11, hall : I. _._ shyer. addressing Mr. Dorm, the senior member of the the male prisoner, followed by the prosecutor,whoCalled out been making full time this week, and some of the rnanufac- mow ing : nt , m i s ty (buy) ; 0, overast (dell) r, raln ;4, MOW ; g way in front for the Chester (' up, sad after- bar, said he would hear any nntions he had to make, but at " Stop that man, he has robbed me." Wither seised hold tuners have more orders on their hooka than they have had t, thunder. 11.-Bardlstarbance (Ito t 9). Z.-C.alni. . only last the Da Stakes by a head, wh il e for the CAMBRIDGE, OCT. 12. present he haul no power to make any order, owing to of the male prisoner, and after securing him, he went to the at any former period of this year ; but, the present flush lire Stakes he beat Coemor.olite by ten lengths. The English lecturer at Corpus chriati College the non-arrival of an authority from the Lord Chancellor. house and took the female into custody. He did not find of o r de rs out of hand, it is not immobable that trade 81NCR LAST REPORT. iiTIKTID TILL 10-110116011 he dare Croagh Patrick sib iind a heating in Ireland; will ,ei................4 i..e......41.= .1...4...t. nt.a....i......_- .._ ,:a _. _ , ~... . . - ... . ..... ,-, • dtir,—The fifth Tweeting at hembillartor. 01 the wawa satit:eil the se. •Wti 4 lietober bait for the lad lewd) roe been meads distiognehel hy the ieerewiteb, ea r l the forth... mu,; of taw popu:ar race wormiest I. sell ' , madam Ito presage% davits tlei gloomy forebodings ispneseu W 1.14 the liaarKap tint appeared. It was the psi rid opioi a. 0.4 n..tl iL oat (allure awaited :t, and when but on, • third of the entree their impose the idea am pal t ; howev.o. it is 3 rea-azliabla fact that tee•thlrele the sixty•four have lame glii,v,rted is the roart.l. .ocl acing thirty than Canty dattvr. are ara4 dude he timed heidable to jails , . or. touch •wittera with o ut mak-elatinq upon eich hoer. Mitorarielt, HwLan, Lod. Zapper.... Dune-c, anal Desner and Haw, who (with Tulare) bate all ...Ai '2 l . to I, mid would aviaireilly harm start. d had ahem goo.: •i II with them. The other 'wow. of a well 1111k.1 pin gr.. leurwell an- I l'read..rta4 States, have neater,alh Mil roved is their pr being Catenate smiegh to c..4141ift the 1111111 e• of • tall, Darby Lnearitey etc are newly all expected to petal" , mid altogether We ineetcag coot prove a atioossa, the, being pkoty t.. (liana tale the excitement during fire days in the twenty...even Mew yet to ri.ire, however unintere.ding may he the sliOt and ten minor race. already complete. Oa Tuesday, the 2.yr-old Cisarwell kakis names os the *spit, sod swim/ the Am .4 Clubs (eat 1111 b), Game (mat .Ib). ow caliber (Set 10114, Ithedieg Star (MA 71b)..trgonaut 714,Wiegratre(l'stl:11h) Ensign Nat 71(4, laughiog Stock "us pill.), are all hocked fur next "ta7 . 011142117, the quality of die competitors cannot be imiliplamed about. Gems*, Argorinu•, and Ensign. have yet b. appear in public, cod 1 , Isee heard enough of the trio to anticipate a very favour- i obis 4 1 -ot for them when their time arrivea. It is, I urn. dersteel. fully resolved the Kosigis shall show on Tuesday nett, velle3 I Ild Wailer and Winos. , will have some hard work cut out fur them, awl le'tween the trio the cooled aust,he very eicitiog. although from (11l Calabar's per formances at home. and the .tyle in which he woe the Trento LI here last meeting, 111, is perhaps 'elided to the preferer... T h e Royal Stakes are alw.w. worth contending for, and a, Janus pulled up lame ut ceericie I et week,whtcb preveoteit h u 'hinge gallop 41110`. he will probably be opposed Lv lhotlo r W Teililington and Nautilus, and under the ear eau”teeret tlw latter might .uceeel iu bowling him over. Tler Cetiarewiteb held say weed a Light. Stampede, S. team, Gridiron. ('lairs, Rocket, Asteroid, Ivanhoff, Petra, Moorhen, Bally Edascrod, Easters Prows.. Reeky or Siren Hawthorn. the Giraffe tally, Flirtation, Spare Perry, Voltella, the Makelme Cale, the Ifinuluus gybing, Soapabot or the Babette filly. La Vaptur, Atropia, Old Robert or Wham, nod perhaps one or two of the following • Bevis, Predictor, Eveohsad, Carbine, the Mere. and Prostotioe. W. Day. of coon., has a favourite ; bet whether Shim, who nowt bet' all the heavy weights, is • "goal thing" at 0 to 1 there a. ~.nom to doubt, amid it is mid the stalde are suythitig hat sweet. The mare ran forward for a long dotauce iu the Goodwood Stokes, but under Dearly a stone IVA% than she carries sow, and the " nibbling" at I.ri.liroo renders it pro bable there as not much between the two at bone. Motel inetrii vably "gone" the other day, but boa entails the lent forty-40d bourn, and it will he just as well if no libertiosare takes with bor. Asteroid, Ivanboff, and Malty Ellwood (any big weights for three.year-olds, sad =I an is every reams to believe they are first class belly as Mr. Baum% performed at York. Asteroid wed leuiliolf lacy. within the past three months shown their ability to give weight away, still there is a doubt In my stied whether they can give Gib and fib respectively to Melly Edmund, while Reeley once beat Sir Joseph's bone et eves weights, and ia now in receipt of fib. Flirtation. et Get bib, must not be lust sight of, as he eau a Wag way in frost for lb. Chester Cup, and after. war* only lost the Des Stakes by a head, while for the (bestirs Stakes he beat Coemoe.olite by ten lengths. Then he gave Crime' Patrick 'tlh :ind a heating in Ireland; wad as it is so meet he could always gore Jingling Jokes, a stone and a good beating when they were 'table erarquietoes, while in • recent trial with Mouravieff and 00, he gave every satirdaetios (the Rumble broke down whoa it cent. to • struggle), .1. Prioce cannot be far off visaing. Asteroid, lesithoff. and Bally Edmond will tied • great difkulty is given; him the weight, and such oan olis as the Giraffe filly, Evaders Priors's, and Squire Percy are hardly good enough te compete with him at ems weights. It is probable the Volta& party sew Is with Pasha who was tried with Starke be the entire latiliaCtioa of all parties con. embed on Saturday Yea, mid threatens to become fine favourite before the day. °ape hat been through the still with Dukihulla. and La Vapeur with l'alestro and two or three others, ou that no mistake should be nude with them, mid they may be trusted to hold mfr all the light weight Wee years olds, although the Einul 'us gelding and Auspia, who run untried, are presumed to have good tout ed* chances. 011ie old horses turned looie, the Makoless lily is the only use that now occupies a penitent in the mutely sad she was under • cleat for some days until 114A9 1 bred to stay, sad corning the feather of 6 it I bs, tits Not weighted of the youngsters have every suns to ear her, Past* having to concede the pear tu 111 lbs.) and La Vapour running bar with 10 11.. the wont of the weights. Muer tw will nee to amid Asteroid ; and Becket, who won Abram Mese years ago, is to have Fordhana's assiati it I Met ; whil e the fielders will &ha have another good eltsetearther among the old hones in Petro. But the most dasgerues tot, and going for the most mosey, comprise askant, AsterSd, traehoff, IMlly Falmoad, Flirtation, the Idabel... filly, Paste, sail La mew ; and of these my &Moe mast fall upon the Makatea* filly mid Bally Edmoud, who are at such good odds that I aim fairly entitled to apapia the two. HA RDWARE.—DIRMINGIiaII, Ocr. 12.—The trade of this town has slightly improved; the factors' travellers are sending home better-filled order sheets, and, being the eornmenceinent of the quarter, a considerable number If orders have been given out amongst the manufacturers in all those branches which rank amongst the season trades.' At most if not all the principal manufactories the men have been making full time this week, and some of the manufac turers have more orders on their books than they have had at any former period of this year; hut, the present flush of orders out of hand, it is not improbable that trade will n relapse, especially as the prospect' of aga inlic the North of England continue unfavourable. In the button trade and some other branches, including the fancy trades, there is still a good deal of depression. The gun-makers continue busy, and the electro-platers report rather more animation. The ironmasters' meetings tenni. Dated for this quarter this afternoon at Dudley ; there was not much business done, and the position of the trade re mains much the same as at the close of the assembly in this town on Thursday. There is no doubt but that the orders give° out this quarter-day have been larger than they were three months ago. (be coming into court thil morning the learned Commis skiver. addressing Mr. Dorm, the senior member of the bar, said be would hear auy nntions he had to make, but at present he had no pewee to make any order, owing to the non-arrival of au authority from the Lord Chancellor. Ile did not wonder it bad not come ; but until the Commis sioners were authorised they had no power to complete the pending business. Mr. Dowse proceeded to make some applications in cases of no public importance. During a pause au attorney's clerk inquired of the Chief Commissioner whether the affidavits of sureties for next Wednesday might not be taken. The proper officer of the court had refused to take the affidavits, thinking that in the absence of any order from the Lord Chancellor hie functions had ceased. The Chief Commissioner said the officer could take the affidavits in the usual manner, as he presumed the order from the Lord Chancellor would be given to the Commis- Wooers to complete the pending cases ; but certainly until the authority mime he could not as a court make any order. His Honour directed the clerk to take the affidavits, and they were accordingly sworn. According to the 19th section of the new act the functions of the Commissioners ceased on Friday, " subject nevertheless to the obligations of perform ing such duties and services as are hereinafter provided ;" and by the Zird section a list of pend ing business was to be made to the Lord Chancellor, " and the Lord Chancellor may, if he shall think fit, direct such unfinished mitten to be proceeded with and completed be fore and by the commissioners of each court." Until such authority is given the commissioners consider that they have no power to proceed with the pending business. CAMBRIDGE, Ocr. 12. The English lecturer at Corpus Christi College will give operas@ of instruction during the Michaelmas term on the following subjects, open to all members of the university, begiuniaglkhlOctober : Public readies --church dc. Public speaking—memoriter and extempore. English and composition. Critical study of the English laagusge, History of Eagli.h literature prior so 1550. Meniests of Hickok—composition in prose sad verse. History of England, with illustaistive geography. any money. Mr. Burcham further remanded the prisoners for another week to enable the prementor to attend, ss he could not allow such parties to anipe from justice. 001iN.—Camaaroor., Orr. 12.—We had a brisk sale for wheat at le. to 2s. admen. Good barley quit* es dear. Wheat, red, 58s. to 605.; white, 625. to as.; barley, 365. to 405.; oats, Ws. to 28s. ; beaus, 36*. to 4th. per quarter ; tante, 10a. per bushel. Cowmen, OCT. 12.—A moderate supply of wheat, good of barley, and moderate of peas end beans. Wheat, Is. to 2s. dearer ; barley, is. lower, In the absence of a fair quantity bean( offered ; peas and beans maintain's' late Wiors. GUILDFORD, OCT. 12.-There was to-day a very huge supply of wheat, which was pretty well cleared off at an improvement generally of le. per qr. Middling sorts of barley were in better request at prima from Ms. to 375., extra fine realising higher figures. Wheat, 50.. to We. Oats, 20s. to 255. Peas, 375. to 40s. Rye, 40.. to 435. HERTFORD, OCT. 12.-n1 a moderate supply of wheat, for which there was a brisk demand, and prices lea. per iced dearer. Barley very plentiful, and trade extremely heavy for all except pnmest qualities. Oats firm at fully late rates. Beans and peas as before. Wheat, red, 30s. to 365. per load ; white, 40s. ; malting barley, to 40.. per qr. • oats, 20s. to 28s. per qr.; beans, 245. to 275. par load ; tares, Bs. to 9& per bushel. Lelcsarea, Ocr. 12.-The show of wheat to-day was barely an average for the season, and samples came to hand in fair condition. Prices ruled Is. to 2& per quarter higher ; old red sorts moved off at 40e. to 555. • new, to 605.; new white, 60a. to 63e. per 36 stone. T here was a moderate supply of barley, and buyers operated to • fair extent at rates similar to those obtained in the week pre cteding ; malting, .365. to 40a. per qr. ; grioding, 2811. to .83.. per 30 stone. Oats came to hand freely, and the tone of the trade being firm. late currencies,were for the malt part sustained ; old, 28s. to 30a. ; new, 245. to 26a. per 24 stone. Fine flour was taken off at 425. to 44a. ; seconds, 30., to 40e. ; thirds, 375. per rick of 20 stone. NIWCARTLR-UPON•TINE, OCT. 12.-At our market this morning we bad a fair supply of new wheat from the growers, and having little offering from the stands a clear ance was readily effected at an advance of la. per qr., choice new Norfolk yellow reaching 655. persllllbe. For old foreign there was a steady inquiry, high mixed Darnsio, washing 58ilbs. to 59Ibs. per bushel,coninutuding 6436., Stet tin red, 615., whereas for a choice lot of red Wolgast of last year's crop, Us. paid, all per 5041ta respectively. Flour must be written Is. per sack dearer, 43e. being the selling value to-day of extra Norfolk household& Malting barley was held firmly, and upon the whole there was rather lucre disposition to operate at previous rates; grinding un changed. In beans and peas little doing. Oats sold upon much the same terms as last week. The arrivals this week are :-Wheat, coastwise, 3,513 qn. ; barley, coastwise, 2.468 ; malt, coastwise, 195 ; oats, ouastwise, 1,730 ; foreign, 900; flour, coastwise, 3,022 sacks. NotvicH, Ocr. 12.-Wheat was in limited supply at this market to-day, and there being more disposition on the part of some of the millers to increase their stocks, prams advanced 225. per quarter. Barley was in fair supply, sad la. per quarter dearer than on this day se'nnii i ht for all descriptions. There was not much doing in other grain. Flour, Is. per Back dearer. White wheat, 641. to 66a.; red ditto, 595. to 625.; best chevalier malting barley,.3Bs. to 405.; runs chevalier ditto, 36.. to 37a.; secondary chevalier ditto, 345. to Its. per quarter. NoTTINGRAN, SATURDAY.-At our corn market to-day there was a tolerable good supply of wheat, the quality of which MIS line,land with a fair inquiry ; prices were ls. to 2s. per quarter higher than last week ; new white samples were disposed of at 58s. to 645. ; old, 475. to 61s. • new red, 665. to 61s. ; old, 40.. to 58s. per 36 stone. Oi barley the show was pretty fair, and the demand ruled healthy at the cinema* of the week previous ; malting, 365. to 435. per quarter ; grinding, 30s. to 31s. per 30 stone. The show of oats was moderate, and sales Wok place steadily at no material change in prices ; old, 36e. to 36e. ; new, 245. to 275. ; old foreign, 26a. to 30.. per 24 stone. OxroaD, Ocr. 12.-The supply of wheat to-day was tether extensive, end in consequence of millers and others evincing a desire to make purchases, holders would not sell unless (for prime samples) at an advance of 2s. per quarter; this in a measure retarded sales • but still a good deal changed hands, chiefly to the pu rehaser from necessity. The barley trade was unusually dull for this time of the year. Prices may be voted much the rime as last week. Business in all other kinds of grain was by no means brisk. Prices were as follows, vis., oats, 20a., Ms. per quarter. The remaimeg 'smite may be briedy summed up, Kettledrum having to brat The Lawyer agaio is the Select Stokes oil Weds«.ley. while Cepheus shoukl make a 1100CIII• fill dart is the Medford Stakes moon such a moderate hil of homes. tj. E D., who is about th• hest d ha oppousets. having the 50 sant eweepetakee to look sew aom, sod ehe • ill probably prefer having a cut at 1 lgem of limns. Maim Amoral is seat to Nitirmearket, Lind libuidned will !wallowed to walk over for th• 300 soft. gleeeptakee on Thareday whoa ► he has • mar eartakety with Elietha for the Wetly @Mks', mid a also worth trusts I V az:lie WO tom iiireogobbes. Walleesee two Im awl llowralsaad. Wag very modem.. Tb. two =Maims I know mithieg elm* mid that est foe Friday Wes 6 arakielp fir Lamirkii Stock, as dose also the Poe. lkoado4 Bl4 Irma be Saimilikr. More woo fees at the Pm &mast Mem epilog br tbe elaannaLl. sei .at of She thaw doom web lb. &sight of St. llielsaol, Al.ll. lassi. *Wpm, the Wild Daymill's deal filly, Aye mak Sheetsag Mar. Aeo of Choke, sod Lanham Ikea mu as the Wait. sad did either ii them win (lb silos meld hems le becalmed. This would oil) put the alarm es is equality with tbaiwell (8471 b), tlie Marquis OA 131 h), Makes Pat 71h). 66d Übe Lady Evelyn oolt Vet 71b), this tee leet.waimed hems dark salaaid• with . good mputaticia, more sepecially AWsita. who may discover hie suet doo ✓nail °missal is Laughlin Mock, as the Marquis gins them both 614 I ma, he., m intuit. PITKRBOROUGH, Ot'r. 12.—At our market to-clay we had a large supply of wheat, which met a ready sale at fully Is. to 2s. per qr. over the priers of this day week. Barley in largesupply and cheaper. Oats, but few offeriog, and no alteration in price. Bouts Is. per qr. dearer. Best red wheat, We. to 60s. per qr. of 50416. ; common ditto, 50e. to Mu per 480t6e. ; oats, Is. to ls. 0.3 d. per stone ; beans, 42e. to 43e. per qr. of 5321ba. RIADING, OCT. 12.—There was a fair supply of wheat at our market this morning, and for the most part in very ex evillest coadition. The trade generally has luul an improved tendency during the last few days, attributable to the fact of an idea gaining ground that the yield is small, and there will be a large demand for seed. Wheat may be quoted ls. per qr. dearer. There was a good demand for barley, although no advance in price. For other articles there was • good steady trade. itocmearitm, Orr. 12.—Both old and young wheats were in good show at this corn a:change, hot the demand was limited, millers appearing iudispeeed to increase their stocks at the terms demanded. For the finest samples of both red and white an improvement of ls. to 2e. per quarter was obsolete', but other qualities were dull, mad farmer rates could only be realised. The flour tat& was rather brisker, and then is a good consumptive demand for the best qualities, the prices for which have slightly im proved. In barleys there was notfmuch doing, the deesesd bin very. slow ; the rates, however, were much the mine than of last week. WlllBl3ll, OCT. U. —we are fairly supplied with pain of all kiads at Ws day's market. Wheat is Is per qr. dearer, and in scam inslanass b. fee the finest wkita. Oars HOUSEA AT EW RK The fullowies het oesapreses the SWIMS of .11 the horses itameg eagegemeiste at Newmarket, tied +Luck werr 'nestAd sill the worn up b. last night. Malty of the hones men slowed are traisect at Nee imarket : Are Are AaleroW 3 Jane . .... .. 3 Alslavel•t 3 Jamul . 3 masn.l4l, 3 II leg of 112.211 . 3 Albleta . t li lag Um, I by Amy Malin omellee =Ned t, le [leg of law hells Itre• ins 31124•11. I i= 2 me $ SW Christmas .. I itarkille Imre I SMOtela. f bp— liesease Ike ime birMseer a , Cissimmisera .... 3e [ sight of RO Ml %Mae 3' NO 8 taste NO 5 • QOM ..: Libmallty 211261 2 Lawyer 3 dailms eimpodi ll ..... 2 laborer $ .21212 golarks 3 larded I ebbltribta [s el. Age Pang= ..... e. • 2 illobetts 2 lissomoi Pilaff 3 liankloals Passeles tage ssie ttnes Ilsame I Is▪ itcotimr 61,422144 Sleekeren. i t _ Alabettie Itotetwell. I 4, — Lady Zeelgg natio* • t fi54424424 3 elarkt , 114 W MINE 4 _,.._ 14, I lads 2 , I culta times hal* Wy 4 Coka 3 Obliessisre . 3 =llBmlt 2 I Illsolls• .. •I Mum I 2 lassells 1= ems 44 lass • I 1 1 I Ilberalos a L. ?Waal' .. ... L... is SA bil tilmiLdhus cult . 2 Yawns lossip1.... a Aden Mbar .... ..... 3 • Lamm 2 Wm 2 Mobil lOU 2 aillsms Pelages . 3 , 311 N Nam .. Flames 2 XS* 2 /14364a4b4.330 . 4 Mambo 4 = la 3 NOUNS s epprass 2 W U. s raleist : Paz 2 114.samile 2 Plait t WNW 3 r113313i11 3 *we • radip Nada I /EL ... .. Mass Pleselble • 3 • wombs" aelweluew Pt. Alexis touchnelee4 Teeklinatwa. a by, blethwarin —WWI! ibir be Horan Lawyer 'Tube Run Twat bowbas Vultella \rebore...* I litregb V.Lif igra,C WRIINPO Lai I.und. I br - Lady larewell 2 Wbulbwunte by— ! Moms la Faye 2 Warrant 2 weasel orulla Yellow Jolt. • by SY Nam I Zodi•c RAILWAY ARRANORRRNTS. Tains irill rya Waren tie Ilhaindliali aai Bniagniplo *dims 4 the Prim Onnanina iidivay, ea under, miry lb& ni folkiwa : P London. Due in Newmarket. &V a.m. let, 2ad, and 3ed MM 10 52 a.m. 11.0 ct lin and bid Clem ISM L. 114 and fad firs &O p. •Irt 14 and 144 Ors (Uprise) 7.37 p.m. Pima Newnneket Due is Loados. 9..!..% a m.• 1 ,4 awl 2.6.1 Mug Marna) !IS/ R. TII. an a.m. IM, tad. sad Ad Cho c• 1145 1 ,111 . 1125 p.n. Ist and 2ad ars &4O p.a. 4 -$ 5 3 ag• 144 and fad clew .... NAVAL AND MILITARY. AbIIIZALIT, OCT. 12. —PRONOTIoNs AND AP rOlNTllitirre.—Engineers F. Leiria, to the Indus, for service in the Sparrow and F. W. Robinson, promoted to acting tirst.ases assistant engineer in the Victor EQ1114174. Par master J. M. Jefferson. to the Impregnable, forth,' pawl. Mesrs. A. C. Clarke and S. A. Levey have been Dort& sated to naval cadetship.. PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 12. A svcond memorandum has just been issued by the Bosnl of Admiralty relative to naval uniforms. It is an indargemeot of that previously issued, and intimates that misters of a deed are to wear three stripes of Darrow Luce, and master. of eight years' standing two stripes. The Warrior, 40 screw frigate. Captain the Hop. A. Coarser, C. 8., will make an official trial of her speed in Stokes-bay to-morrow, providing the weather be favourable. The Lively, lighter, is taking in stores for the Black Prince, irooplatod screw frigate, which will shortly be brought round to this prat to be got ready for 013011111211100. AEI" lEW UP TJOOPI AND YOLUNIWILS AT - iti - acileiwie On Saturday afternoon, the 13th Light Dragoons and the let Royals, in combination with the volunteer regi ments of Manchester, Ardwick, and Salford, were reviewed on the Manchester Race-ground by Lieutenant-General Sir George Wetherell, K.C.8., Commander-in-thief of the Northern and Mid and Districts. The 'meowing(' of the day had beenlealud lerwardlki with much interest, and the re sult maylbe regarded ediatinently satisfactory, the inevitable cooties* ea is preileeney and precision between the velveteen aid the regulars having turned out much km to the dhadvantage of the former than might not amemeeshly have been anticipated. One mintiest of volunteers, the tat Mancheeter, may with all pointedly congratulate itself on having acquired an escaladed/grog sedielinctioa ; and if the same cannot be midst ovmy other ems that was re laid on the occa sion, at hut time was so drawback that should be re weerabeeed eta dieeremseemeg, sad they will have bad the gratiketwe Isandeg, ea tie beet possible Mat their behaviour wsa met endilable. authority, The tell fees aiwaiabied wee about 3,300. NATIONAL JtIPLI ASSOCIATION. The Natiossl Rifle Association's annual corn , petitive trt 1 of entall-bere Mr will take place at Hythe ' early I. lebrvory--minimum bon, ; maximum weight. 941 b. ; minimum pall of trigger, 6th. Lich guntoaker com peting will have to bring six rifles, of the same description and quality. The rifles will be fired from fixed mechani cal rests. and the one that gives the best figure will be selected as the description of rifle with which the IQesee's Prize will be competed fur, subject to the a:entities of the manufacturer un dertaking to supply the Dumber of rifles requited by the council within a - time specified, and of their being in every respect equal to the one chosen. The mean figure of merit of ell the rifles of each set that may be tried will decide the position to be assigned to the verticals, description of rifle. Although it may be found desirable to try the shooting of the rides from the shoulder, to test to a certain extent the amount of the recoil, the shooting to determine the figure of merit will be seeds from the fixed reek A rest will be provided by the sesociatlon which is capable of being adapted to any deseription of rifle without previous prepara tion ; bet imyearapititor may, if be prefer it, bring his own rut The day Axed fee the trial will be duly announced. Captain F. W. Jebb, 67th Foot, who pasawl through the eta College at Iles bet Baal examiaatios, has bees appointed *sty tonstaatiaartormatterloaeral at Wu Army and Nary Gazette) understand that Major the Hon. W. C. Yelverton, Royal Artillery, is not likely to obtain the promotion to the rank of lieutenant =to which, in the onlinary course, be would have on the death of General Dennis Herbert. Major J. O. Bartley, sth Fusiliers, the next senior major, will therefore is all probability get the step of rank. Runt NAVAL RI:NERVE—We have just heard of an act of generosity on the part of the reserve raga at present out drill in London which dessnee to be suitably esi• corded. A quartermaster on board the Great Beaten wee nahappily killed during the late gale, while endeavouring to mitind the steerage apparatus. The poor fellow's widow bad beard of the kind and liberal disposition manifested on wore than nee occasion by the men in training on board the DAIWA. She accordingly went to the traloing-ship, laid her tese before the men, and left it to their kind considers lion. The result was a noel napalm, in the shape of a handsome subscription, which, it, may be hoped, will afford aeme oomoLition to the bereaved object of it. Such con duct as this reflects high credit 00 the Naval Rmerve, and marks it out as a fen* entitled to the respectful regard of the community. We are not surprised at the popularity which the reserve le repOdly acquiring. or at the invertible preference gives to eard IMO by captains of ships when engaging MEWS at die Iddl-cdioe. This ie . but the natu result of the superior slag of wee talon in the reserve, and of the rapid advents made by the force us the public estimation. —Alltppiep sad Iferazatik Gazette. DR. DE JONOlell Loss Blowy COD LITER On— In &nowt II roplillty sad corioloty wish width Mb ell vii she Moe to /Yo mem mit rearm, striniitli to the meet Seehle, me thee doowlMdty i = Chaim . 1.1.0 teallhim to Its ealeary la Ids am eave:—" Aria the pie on. mg ell Miter noreediee Met I Gould think of, hod haled. 1 tried. merela s t IN* resort. Dr de irmit's Light Omni Oil. I (110114.1.4 *into NOW and Ka me was the mom of tivi vesionithe to' boolth." Dr. do J..atr's Light Bryon Cod Lbw 011 is o soid only le memilad bawls' Mlf.plot, cooloirst Arm Morbid. .usil 00. TT dos lad tri hermelmthe ehmilels.—(AdemlimmmiLl THE POLICE COURTS. 1411 . 810N-Hocl3B A young man well liaicniO to the police as a eouvieted thief, who gave his same as John Beard, but whose real MUD* is John Coed ray, was brought before the Lord Mayor charged with steeling a watch, value about 5/., from the Pe tion et George Sharpe, in Bishopegate-street. The prosecutor was standing at his door, No. 78, Bishops gate-street, looking at a home which had &lieu down in the road, sod the prisoner was stand* ekes by with a sack over his shoulder. The prosecutor noticed that he had his hand under the sack, and at the rune time felt his bead against his pocket, and on looking down missed his watch. He immediately caught the prisooer's wrist as it was withdrawn, and goateed him of steel ing his watch. He, however, denied it, and the watch was not found ; but he had opportunity to pees it away. James Botgia, a police-coostabla No. 73 H, said that he had the prisoner in custody oo the 7th July Let for stealing a watch, and on that occasion he was sentenced to three months' imprisonment. The Lord Mayor said there was so doubt the prisooer stole the watch, and sentenced him to three months' imprisonment with hard labour. Joke Modes, with bad bees ---- ennmethed for obtain• big SOL of Mrs. Cathodes Os ii sm eotie t es widow, under false protium, at , appeared hearing. Mr. Per , who appeared for complainant, saki he was in • 000ditioa to prove the actuation mode egai a Rhodes, as well is spinet them B e`hamendllWWd . and he would show that the latter firm had veined goods 6;654 which were not worth more than 101. or 151. ; also that they had altogether misrepresented the value of the boon. After the statement of the complainant and • friend of hare, who came forward as • witness, Sir R. Carden said he did Dot think the statement mods by the complaisant was supported by the feet, of the sass, and be should dismiss the charge ; still there was the evi dence of a respectable auctioneer that the property was only worth ISt., whereas Mown. Bingissan and Holland had valued it at 501., and had charged 51. 10. to the purchaser for their own fees, which should not have bees more than 1/. The complainant still had her right of oetion ie the civil courts. ihriwiek, for Messrs. Bingham and Honied, said be meld prednes • witness to show that the property was worth Pe fan mine est open it. The ease was then dismiesed. BOW-SMELT. Wittiest noose, a well•dreased elderly man, was charged with attempting to obtain money under false pretences. Mr. Clement Davidsoa Leggett, merchant, of Bombay, aped that he was staying at the Exeter Hall Hotel. That amain the ddendant called upon him and sent up his Mine. Thinking it was • Mr. Thomas whom he knew, a magistrate at Bombay, be desired the waiter to show him into the &swim-room, and went there to meet bun. He at mice saw that it was not the pence' be expected, but the prisoner affected much familiarity, shook him warmly by the head, and upon witness disclaiming acquaintanoe, said that he (the pr sorer) could remind him of a previous in tercourse. Ibe prisoner then entered into a long con versation on the state of Indian affairs, and disclosed • scheme for establishing • school is Bombay far the children of military men, asking witness for pecuniary assistance. Witham replied that he was on the com mittee of the Propagation Society and of the Society for the Remotion of Christian Knowledge ; that be was d& deny connected with large schools in the Western /Tsai demey, and could not encourage any private schools. The was about to leave, but witness. believiag him Lt.: Impostor, debased him, and gave him in charge. Mr. Wilhelm Leggett, brother of the last witness, said that the primmer ease obtained 11. from hire en the pm tiara that be was about to establish a school a India. He was then ging to India for the purpose, and was to sail im mediately, but that was 14 months back. The prisoner said he did not ask Mr. Davidson Leggett for money. He was remanded for farther ellitlallaiioll. tif ANY LEBONK lama Montague , who said that be was • carpenter, re. siding at No. 6, Btlffordstreet, Liaeon-grova, was placed at the her before Mr. dandled, charged with having dolma gold watch and two gold chaise, value tom her 191., the y of Gustave it akin, No. 9, W3radbametreed, square. tor, on being swore, said—Yeetarday fleeing, abed wee o'clock, while in my shop, talking to • traveller upon beelsess, I heard • smash at the window , mad saw the bonded a nem clutching at seam watches and shine wbkdt were beagle; up. I ran to the dew, whisk I found was smeared !Ay a piles et repo, see sad of which was tied resod the handle, aid taw ether and mod one of the km nib ia treat dHs prattles& I sessesdad is facing the door and sad tbe prisoner romag atm at tit corner of I pursued him, sad be was emoted in lb pogrom by a seatimaz, who headed to me a metal' mod two skim THE UILTOWZI.ROAD OUTRAGE We learu from the evening Freeman of Saturday, that is accordance with the instructions of the Police Com. raimiceers, five hundred cab-drivers, whose numbers tan from 1 to 501, assembled at ten o'clock on Friday, in the Lower Castle-yard, for the purpose of being sub• jetted to a close and searching examination. The enquiry was conducted within the gates of the quarters oc- cupied by the police, and was strictly private. It having been rumoured that the lady who bad been assaulted would be present in company with her brother, la rge crowds assembled around the gates, and considerable excitement prevailed. The five hundred drivers who had assembled were discharged about one o'clock, and five hundred more, whose numbers ran from 501 to 1,000, presented themselves for examination at two o'clock. The plan adopted by Mr. O'Farrell, the police commis sioner who conducted the Investigation, was to place the several drivers in a position in which they could be seen by the lady and her brother, who occupied positions in one of the windows of the commissioners' offices. While the examination in the ?Lower Castle-yard was beinf lsgy pro o ceeded with, a cab-driver named John Curran, of t-street, badge No. 1,148, was arrested by Acti Inspectors Craven, Mayen, and Doyle, who him in custody to the Lower Castle-yard, fol -I;;Xiy • large crowd of persons. He is a young man not more than 5 feet 6 inches in height, sandy complexion, and has thin light whiskers. He was dressed in • drab overcoat, with born buttons, and wore a round felt bat The circumstances which led to his erred were as follows : Acting Inspectors Doyle and Dawson, when making inqui ries, strongly suspected Canes to be the person who had mmulted the lady. It is stated that Miss Jolly so accu rately described him, and her description agreeing in every with the appearame of Conan, that Craven, rye e rs, ular Doyle, and Dawson were sent to arrest him. In the coarse of the past week be was arrested and closely examined by the police, but although suspicion was very dram a gai nst him be led to be discharged, owing to the seminary absence of Minsgolly, who was suffering from the effects of the brutal treatment to which she had been subjected by her cowardly assailant. On the ground that he could not be identified In the lady's absence he was allowed to go at large, but the detectives kept • close eye on his movements. On the night of the assault on the lady he was employed driving a cab belonging to • Mrs. Connor, of Stepherisplaoe. For the Fast ten days he had been out of emoloyment, and for this reason it required considerable vigilance on the part of the police to keep him always within reach in cue that he should be required. The description given by Nis Jolly of the person who had assaulted her correepeeded with that of Curran, and the detectives arrested him on Friday at 2 o'clock, in Ste phes'e-grese. He was immediately taken to Chancery less station-house, where he was charged with an tumult on Mira Jolly on the night of Friday, the 27th September. He was kept in close confinement, and strangers were not permitted to have the slightest is- Wooer's with him. The news of the arrest soon spread far end wide through the city. From every quarter, notwithstanding the wet and tempestuous character of the weather, hundreds docked around the newspaper ofilem to obtain full particulars concerning the capture of the sup posed offender, sod one who was believed to be the person who had excited universal indignation amongst all classes of the community. Alter the arrest of the prisoner, Mr., O'Farrell decided that it was not necessary to eintinue the inspection of the calm's, who were directed to retire. The priaoucr was brought up for examination on Saturday at the head-office, when, after evidence to • esasiderable length had been taken, be was remanded. THE WOODLANDS MORDElt.—notitil, SATURDAY NIG/ST.—The re-examination of the Sal-ACcti•ed man, Joseph beers, of the wilful murder of Sarah Watts. at the Woodlands, near Frame, tea years ago, was resumed this ISIAMODO before the Earl of (lurk and Mr. Simkins, the Agog megatrates. Superintendent Deggsn said that he had been ecempsed since the hat examination in making In quiries respecting the prisoner, and also with regard to the person named Maria Staff, mentioned by the old man Payne as having been at the Castle Inn, Frome, on the Saturday week after the murder, when the prisoner confessed to haying done it ; but he (the superintendent) bad not any thing further to communicate et present on the subject. Superintendent Deegan further stated that be had since Tuesday lest received a letter from it person who bud for merly been a sergeant in the 32nd Foot, stating that the writer bad been in the regiment mentioned at the same time that the accused person Seers had been, mid upon the re ceipt of that letter he (the superintendent) had written to the War-office authorities, but had nothing to communicate to the bench as to that part of the subject at present. He must therefore ask for a further remand, aid te this the bench at once acceded. THE SUICIDE AT STEPNEY STATION.-00 Saturday morning the body of the unfortunate man who committed self-destruction at the Stepney Station of the Blackwell Railway was identified. Mr. Pemble, the summating (Aker of the district, took charge of the mutilated and upon searching the pockets of the deceased found•• with the following address:—" R. Leyser, No. 16, Oxford. terrace, Manchester-road, Isle of Dogs, Blackwell." The constable proceeded to the address, and found that the deceased had lodged there, but be had been for a long time oat of employment. He was a draughtsman, and had boo lea weak state of mind for soar weeks. He left home on Friday to proceed to Linda in search of a situation, but had beau disappointed. An inquest of the mutilated remains will be held to-morrow. [Advertisement. 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EXPORT or SPRCIL—LtTRIZPOOL, OCT. 12.—The Royal Mail steamship Ahiaa, Captain Neill Shannon, which sailed hence this afternoon for New York, took out %not, in specie. Tax BORDER UNION RAILWAY.—The Board of Trade Inspector Captain Tyler, who inspected the portion of the Border Union Railway from Carlisle to Scotch Dyke last week, has refused to sanction the opening of the line until an undertaking is given by the Caledonuui Railway Company that they will double, within a specified time, their Port Carlisle branch. It is by this branch that the Border Union will gain access to the Citadel station ; and the main line being double, and this short branch only single, the inspector fears that the working of the line will be attended with some danger. As the Caledonian Board of Directors do not meet until the end of this month, it cannot be ascertained until then whether they are prepared to give the assurance. The opening of the Border Union line has therefore been postponed in the meantime ; and we under stand it is now under the consideration of the board of di. rectors whether they will await the result of the delibers. Use of the Caledonioo directors, or commence running their trains at once to the Canal station, for which the sanction of the Board of Trade could readily be obtained. FATAL GUN ACCIDENT.—On Saturday evening last a fatal accident occurred to Mr. Joseph Onabrook, an old and highly respected tradesman of Woolwich, carrying on business as • hoesdraper at Powie-street in that town. It appears that Mr. Griebrook bad been out shooting with a double-karnled gun, and rode home to his random* near Blackheath in a vehicle with the weapon fully loaded. Whilst alighting from the carriage the gun by some mane went off, and the deceased waa shot under his arm, causing instant death. 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