The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-23 00:00:00

'IViOIthikII7IVVVVING OCTOBER g 1865: 4 4. JAW INTELMOBNCIL 1 NAVAL AR!) MILITAMY. ADMIRALTY. O. iIt.—;•ATTOIMTMINTB. Mr. Aims Pntatiatilloo Mao /Tay ea pront.tdri kr We rank of litiTait box lisisso Am& *ad Naval itarooton—Bov. Cram. to um Liverpcol ; and Rev. J. W. Mier., to the Impregnable, vide Jamison, superseded at bin own request. Assi stant -S urge on George Deuroan, to the Flom. 342TROPOLITAN COUNTY 00IIRTR. (SlUiog days appomted for the present wthk.) WSWIMMIX, lit libialtellOß...riellsele, (MOW MO leder, IN. BLOOMSBURY, Portland.road.—Wedamday, October 26 ; Thar day. VS: "May, 27. bLabYLI2OIII, liarylabone-road.-.Yrlday. Ostobit 27. Ithosumoß, Yibltobead's•grose.—Tneedsy, October . Widow /gimy ILL. Debeet-tarete—Monely, October Two' Mol4 WedowidelL II i Yrklay, , , 04d-sireet-road.—Mondsy, October O ; Toady ., 114 : Thursday. Ss. B. Dow.res4o—rikli wansoshiss. oms - IS: Iturseay, IS , /Way, lootworenz, Bersaienet.—wed ()dolor IS 'num doarifire ay, 27. Camberwll N ee w.read.—Tneeday, October 24. L oituirertcs.—Wedrwroloy, oetober 24. wooamica.—Tharsday, October 2 Massa. Muriel Cuorz.—Monday, October U. Nociot?frp,, .—ViednadO, October - 1 F 4 ' I ; UNIVERAT7 INTELLONNCA • cAussirobk.: r. 21. sts niereese see eaueeteestAtee. The eyediesie .appointed to consider the beet mode of providing for the teaehimi of onatemy and zoology to tat university mode • report to she riesste, which bee 'belay bees printed. After Matins that at Lattpiti. 1886. a charge, amounting to 3001. a yam, fer • portheo the stipends of the Lamaism sad flames Professors, trill mom, the syndicate recomemeaded-1. Time the stipend of 3001. per annum sow paid to the pro f NNW of amtomy be continued to hi. imatedhee suoinesor, who may be expected to take the dr partment of human anatomy and physiology. 2. That • demonstrator in anatomy be appointed at a Alma of 100 i. per salaam. & That • professor of maim sled tits anatomy ooatomy he appointed at • stipend of 3001 .seas, to Imbue us and teach the putative, of theme CH A THAN, Oc?.FIL The next examination of candidate for direct mountaima io the cavalry and %fumy will awnewene al Chelsea Flosprial, on Monday, Nov, 64, Ware Major. General F. IF. Gamiltos, G. 8., Viee-Pretident, and the. leimobere of the Conseil of Military Educate°. PORTSMOUTH. Oct 22. Yeetenlay being the anniversary of the battle of Trafalgar, the musts of the old Vietory, flag-ship, were dreamt in gsrlanile. The Himalaya, iron screw troopship, Captain E. Lary, Is dismantliog and will be paid eat of commission on the let November. Her ithehinery will afterwards undergo a com plete overhaul, the chief Moot being in the weer abaft. The Helices, Commander If. Singer, aed the Salamis, Othituander F. Leine, paddle despatch yowls, ere to have another competitive trial of their speed, each to be supplied with coal of the same quality. The Basal*, 6, paddle sloop, Captain Hewitt. V.C., Is under ordcre to sod foe China. Yesterday a *out-martial was held on board the Vinery, to try an ordinary seaman el the Basilisk for ataiipieg st tett' , cthow of the earth ship. He was found bail' , had eselmosd to receive three zen end cobs I • sad kept to haul lather for Mx month!. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THE NEWMARKET HOIIGHTON MEETING. TOM IDITOIL OP SRS EXPRESS. Ste.,—The °badge in the weather, if it will not tiestribute to the comfort of the visitors at Newnserket this week, will nevertheless make the ground in better esooditioe for ruing than it was at the two last tueetiop, sod as earners and treiners have been enabled during the past few days to give their bones some strong p lope without fears el a break dove, the fields at the Houghton foe the " hay end *ors " awns are likely to be up to their customary strength. There are already more than fifty lions to be got through, cud these will doubtless be added to, but the majority of those adverfised have yet to be entered for, sad oely Wave or fonr inspereasit rams are complete. The smettag will commence today (Mooday), sad will extend over the week as usual, aad the most momentous contest this afternoon will be for the Criterion Stakes, which will be decided upon the mast severe two-year-old course at " heed quarters," newly half • mile of it being up hill. The fitedeut will not take part in the struggle, sa he is Mill " toughing ;" but Mr. Merry will be able to put forth a fair representative is The Primate, who, however, does sot look so dangerous as Lord Lyon. The LaMar puts up • 71b penalty, bet be gave The Primate Mb at the Second October Meeting, and • 101 b bestag in at and the only thing that gives the Burley colt a chance of turn ing the tables is the course, upon which a pound or two extra weight tells immensely. Jack in the Green, another formidable candidate, has 4lb extra to bear, and he also looks • more dangerous competitor than The Primate, for, like Lord Lyoo, nothing that opposed him at the late gathering could tusks him nee. to the three named the struggle will ro st E t b:b s : be confined, and as Lord Lyon is shape lot ge up the rise he looks the best to stand, for he has a boar etas of horses thou Jack in the Green. Nutrition. Young Mooarque, Crows Prince, one of Baron Betheolidres, sad owe of Lord dam ford's, will help to swell the field. If Admiral Row pulls oat St. Sophia, she will be Werth hackies against the mode. rate Flatter filly fee the T.Y.C. Match, while the edam tags Mazurka hes is weight over Mr. Pitt, makes her look a real good thing for the tamale to take pace at the Rowley Mile. The other,rame I have not seen the es- tries Cm. The items complete for Tuesday are the All Aged Stakes, •Two.yr-old Sweepstakes, sad the Cambridgeshire. The talk at one time promised to bring out an innewassifleld, and this time last week as maay as fifty were naked of as likely to take part is the fray. Within the past three days, how ever • good many that have held rather promisent pea hen; in the quotations have received their quietus from the betting fraternity. While Oopenheges, at onii tiros looked upon ea the moat cisagerew of the Denebury division, has been 'truck out, Salpinctes is said to have met with an accident, ar a the pen I. therefor, likely to be put through be.name before the numbers go up. To-41We maim, may throw some light epos the struggle, while it may influence thefield, which at the present time looks like including mist of the following : Age 'lib At. at lb Gl a diat e ur a 918 Tattoo a 10 Arg..aaut Youlsey Jobe Davis Regalia The Duke 8 Donny brook 5 = Mi t 7 Fantail 5 8 8 t 4 6 Gratitude le Mandarin 3 7 °interlaces 3 Vertugadin Paris Lord Douglas °outran 3 7 Uatreger 3 0 Zephyr Rellnahe 5 7 Lowdown lt Confederate Tancrede Persuasion. 095 and Outer Merry Wife Alabama 4 ell Victory Hair at few /Led Fart 3 618 Though some of the best judges on the turf are ridiculing the pretensions of Gladietenr on account of the heavy weight he has to bear, it cannot be denied that large some ' of money have been throws into the market to support him, end there are undoubtedly many sanguine enough to I believe that he will not only win, but win welly. Doubt- , less the greater portion of the investments upon him have emanated from what may be termed non-racing men, or people stirred into euthnsisent by the fact of the horse. Laving csried off the Derby and St. Leger so away. Upon the occasions mentioned, however, be met antagonists of his ova age, and with the exception of the fillies, who claimed the customary sexual allowance, all ran under a similar weight. Gladiateur has never yet ran against • hens eider than himself, sad when he motes to do this it will perhaps be fiend that he is not such a woodsy after all. To some of the three-year-olds that will contend with him to-morrow he has to concede more than fire stone, sad as be is far from • quick beginner, and the Cambridgeshire is always won right o ff the reel, without any ' waiting " Utica being adopted, it is reasonable to suppose that the Freech colt will not be able to accomplish the task set him, To do so he will have to attempt the cutting down game with the light weights, and this he is not able to do success fully, for in his Doocaster race he was outpaced daring the first half mils, mid It was °sly his admira ble staying powers that brought him to the front at the finish. Thom that saw the race for the last St. Leger will remember that while he seemed to be labotiriag at the end of • mile, the Duke sad Regalia were pulling double, and even if be beats everything else, ow of the last named pair must effect his overthrew, from the great advantage they have in the weights. The Duke end Regalia ' in their turn, have to give • let away, and if either is victo rious, • feat will be accomplished that has never been done before. Alarm in 1846 tarried off the prize with 7st 91b, Schen in 1854 with 7st 71b, and Sultan in the fol lowing year with 7at 61b, end these are the highest imports ever borne first past the post . by • three year old, while Sat 91b is the most ever mimed by any animal. What chance, then ' can • yoUn g . horse have with 9st 1211 t agaitat Sisterto Drake, for instance, when the latter, is addition to being • four year old, has • pull of 58Ib If Sister to Drake is wall, and has really accomplished what ; the has been set to do at home, she ought to hold all the old homes safe, although, among others, John Davis and Gratitude have been entrusted with good money. The ttrtst named ran immediately behind the winner of the ' witch, bat they finished in front because they stayed the hest, and they will hardly he able to go the necessary pace is the coming struggle. Gratitude is not in tech good condition as she was a forteight ego, while, if the Goodwood running was correct, John DeSis will not he able to defeat Provisos, who ran him to a length itl the race for the Chesterfield Cup, when is the receipt of only 101 b; now be receives 351 b, • difference that should certainly enable him to turn the table' ; and, as Provisr has been well put through the " mill" with Brsadallane, his party ' I may well be • bit sanguine. They speak confidently of defeating Glediatenr, Knelt*, and the Duke ; end though their representative has • slight taint of unsonodoots Yhim, they are probably correct in their judgment. Marry Wife ran forward for•• certain distance In the Gesarewiteb, and, like Sister to Duke, she must distinguish herself of the four-year-olds ; but the general embalm among good Itidgse is that the contest will nudely lay with the light-weighted youngsters, of whom Preview, Haug Charnileg. Ostreger, and Holstein seem the most entitled to attention. Contract, another French wadidate, has met with eased of support, but he is sot daeprons if his hat performasem across the waterare to be taken as a criterion of his merits. Holstein is worth notice bermes he ran Masada to • head at 131 b at Dom meter, and bemuse he is Bid to be better than his stable companion Wand, who was ameeset the front lot moss the flat in the last great nee at Newmarket At the First October Meshed King Chemist us Crisis to • neck, whoa only in the resist of 711 a, sad since thee, with the exemp tion of an interval of two or three days, ha has hem steadily improving at home. Ostrepr is the Csearewitth wet pulling double at the died of • ails, and would probably bare pot more forward then he did had his owner shown hiewelf as muse* ea be was • week previously. Now Ostrava bas Sib leas to every, sad he ought weetqassitly to detest mob tattler Victory, Nu, sad Moldavia, while he is certainly more taking thee Gerdevisure, who has yet to peeve that she ma get a mile. Upon sixtees weaker =the mei twenty yaws the 3.yr.01d• have bees see. and as weight will be mead on seek a severe finish, the two moat Wordy to rye in boat ea this onset= are OSTREORR and PROVISOR, who apperestly have • great ewer the maim* el their entagerriste. A* Sabi Rood bus boss ease up tar tits MARKETS. oorroic—Livaroog, Oar. 21.—Market steady, with. oat change in prime. sais 10,000 bole% iocladies tua 3,000 for speonlatiou and a/t. 500 &motion, 216. to 28d. ; 100 Pernam, &a, .to 25d. ;50 Yuan 240. to tsa.; 100 Menlo and in, 230. to 24d. ;1, Egyptios, 22d. to 30 d. ; 100 Baum, 170. to 181. ; 8,150 &mit, 15d. to 214. ; Yam,Bengal, &Inds, Zia, 1214. to 15d. ; Chins, Md. to 175 d. COTTON GOODS.—Marcifisiza, Ocr. 21.—We have this week been roaring through what may tarn oat ell ha palest crisis In 'miner hers and at Liverpool. Previous reports have gone rather frilly into the effect produced upon the market by very large orders for cotton goods for the mar ket of the Coiled States. The caution of spinners and menu festurereioduned them to guard spinet loss on these orders all far es poesible, by going into the Liverpool market sod, purobesiog cotton to cover their orders. The revolt was that the stook of cotton et Liverpool was 'adored to about 200,000 bales, and the market appeared be attire mercy of speculators. Some people did not, on to would net, leek at the fact that the 170,000 bales In th e heads of spinners (four to lye weeks' conoumptiou) ought to be taken into account se stock and prior went up rapidly. High prices were sure to bring forward cotton, If It wan to be had, and already the 'espouse of America is shows in the receipt of 23,000 bales this week. Cott*n due from India and China, to the extent of 83,000 bale, has also arrived ; and the total imports of tk at Liver pool have been nearly 127,000 balm Th ee here have taken only 34,000 balm this week, sod the rte of Liverpool show a total of 280,000 bales, in additions le the, heavy stocks vet in the hands of spinner. The o effort of all thin ealurally beers to &pram the PER nd Qua market very mush. Since Tuesday the demand has boo very sluggish. For home yarns required for export rather full prices have prevailed, but home-trade yarns (sod par ticular)y the large elan required by manufacturers) have declined Id. to lid. par lb. Manufacturers struggle to get prices which will cover the high prime many of them bare paid for their cotton, but buyer (and especially those for foreign markets) are holding bask with much mutton. On the whole a very limited hominess has been done. WOOLLEN.—Leine, Ocr. 21. Three has boss a al*ht i m p ro vement in the atsendenee at the coloured hall this morning, though the amount of Moamar {weaseled Ms not t bean up to the average. Fancy ooatiap and tweeds have spin been in most demand, but these bare only been transfssred in mall wool'. The white hall has bees TIM. Beyond the transfer of a few hair lista, together with a sprinkling of the heavier desariptioa of goods, nothing of inponsass hos inuwpira. Hides maintain their finales. 11A-RDWARL—Stasmonan. Ocrr. 21.—The trade at the tows esetumes is s healthy stets ; absenteeism" ere well imaged in all the most important branches, a b ed the factors, whom orders bays been very good since mermemeet of the cleaner, report favourably of the pro. wide of the home trade for the remainder of the year. In the familia department business is brisk, the oaly exesption to this being ss regards the eastern moduthli as DOOODO , of which very little is beteg done. The Amerkers orders eon- Linea to Sow in rapidly ; essay of IMO ars fors clam of goods (or which the demand had berm absent nominal for some time prior to the eornmenommint of the war. The orders from the West Indies sontieue to be tolerably good ; they are moderately so es to South Aviaries and Caned& The continestal trade is ate` to the &vam. With the earth of Barope s geed of beim= has bees done. sad there are milers in se this moment from that quarter. Th e Spanish. holies, and Iferliterranema trade is steady ; to France not sank is being dose. the principals on 'comet of Years ihrough Reich houses. Is con... Tana of the meat mtvenes in the pries of rapper the price of buire-wire. sheets, and te.hhig lima slugged id. per lb., and copper geode 41. peg lb. CORN.-Canarnoos, OCT. 21.-Whest sad barley were dearer to-day. rupply good. Wisest, sew, 365. to 41s. ; old, 44a. to 48e. Barley, 96e. to 36e. Oats, new ' ltia. to 24n; old, 28e. BMW. now, 36e.; old, 4 2 5. to 44.. CARLIBLII, Ocr. 21.-Then was a good supply of wheat sod a fair supply of one at ear inarket this moraine, the fanner selling at an adman of from 6d. to la. per bushel own last week's rates, sad the latter at about last week's pmts. Barley, of which there was a small supply, sold for 68, • bushel more money. Prices -White wheat, new, 17s. to 19s. ; old, 18e. to 20s. ; red wheat. new, 16s. to 17s. 64.; ditto old, 17a. to 18s. ; barley,new, 6d. to 12s. 6d. ; ditto old. lls. 6d. to 12s. 6d.; oats, potato new, do. to 9s. 6a. ; ditto old, 9s. id. to lls. ; ditto common old, 9a, to 9s. 6d. per Oarlide bushel. Flour, la. 10d. to 2a. per stow ; oatmeal, la. 9d. to la. 11d. ; named and be/W -eisel, la. 4d. Concirtursn, Ocr. 21.-A short supply of all kinds of wait, which realised is. per qr. above last week's currency. OuiI.DTORD Ocr. 21.-The supply of wheat to-day wee large , and flue wimples being in request for seed, sellers were enabled to obtain an advance of about la. per quarter upon such, but inferior soots met very fiats attention. Bernd sorest late value. Wheat, sew, 32a. to 58s. ; old, 48i. to 605.; barley, 24.. to 40s. ; cats, 17e. to 275. ; rye, 27g, to We, ; pen, 38s. to 48e. per qr- HISTIOAD • OCT. 21.-A mind supply of both old sad new wheat ;tracle doll, and prier ao higher. Fine barley is better demand sod rather higher, but inferior are still a heavy trade. Oats and bow sell freely for feeding. Wheat, rad, new. 225. to 24..; fine, 255.; old, 285.; ditto, white, sew, 24e. to 28a. fine, 27..; old, 32 5. per load. Barley, melting, 30s. to 36.. ; ; griadiag, 20 2 . to 28s. per quarter. Oats, coarse, cow, 16e. to 22.. ; ditto, old, 30s. per qr. Beans, 21s. to Wis. Pas, 2135. to 245. per load. LIICISTEB, OCT. 21.-At oar market to-day the show of wheat was moderate. Business was healthy, sad sales were made at ls. per qr. over late currencies. Old white made 475. to 51s. ; old red, 435. to 48e. ; now white, 425. to 495. ; new red, 36a. to 425. par 36 stow There was a fair demand for barley, and salts were made at rather over the currencies of Wt week; malting, 32e, to 345. per qr. • grinding . , 26.. to 28s. per 30 stone. Oats were in reques t firm in price-new, 225. to 25e. ; old, 26e. to 29.. per 24 nose. Beane sold modify, and priors were very firm-old. 44a. to 495. ; new, 40s. to 42.. per 38 stow. Fine dour, 375. ; seconds, 35e. to 36e. Der 20 stow. Nincasits-crOn•Tria, OCT. 21.-At our market this morning we Ind • leas supply from the growers thee bad been anticipated, mid very little being offered from the coast, a cleanses was readily effected at an savanna of le. per quarter ; south country new participating in the im provement, whereas old was no dearer. For sew Lincoln shire red, which was the only quality offering. 44a. per 5041 be. was obtained ; for extra old Dantsic, of crop 1862, 545. per 50416. was made io quantity ; in other &natio tions there being little pawing. Flow in improved request, and tending higher. Malting barley, salmis fine, difficult to quit ; old grinding wanted. Betas and peas much as before. Fine old oats inquired for, and south would command • bids over our quotations. The arrivals this west are :-What, °outwits, 1,610; barley, coastwise, 458 ; oats, 'meantime, 2,951 qrs. ; four, coestwies, 255 sacks ; Indian cora dour, 100 nac'ke. NOIRICH. Ocr. 21. -The supply of wheat at this market today was small from the farmers, but there was a liberal quantity offering of merchants sampler, sad the tracts ruled about la. per quarter higher than oa ibis day mewled.. There is no alteration to note in barley ; the supply is is crewing, but the quantity o ff ering of the beet malting aorta was limited; for such late prior were fully mdatained. Much rain has fallen during the week, sod the nights have bees sold sad frosty. White wheat ((weighing 641 be), 48e. to 52a; old red ditto (weighing 65161.), 50s. to 25a. ; new red ditto (weighing 601 be. to 63160), 38.. to 42.. ; beat chevalier malting barley (weighing 5211 e. to Gabs.), 31s. to 335. ; runs ditto !rabic . g 51.1b5. to 521 he.), 295. to 31e. ; distilling ditto (w Mho. to 521ta.), 25e. to 275. ; oats, 245. to 26e. • 375. to 395. ; pass (maple), 36.. to 38e. per yank Flour, 316 per rack. Averages Wheat, 1,448 quarters, 406 9d.; barley, 6,807 quarters, 31a. 7d. Norrisown, OCT. 21.-Our oorn exabsap was pretty well supplied with Wiest. The osodition of the grain was inemslat. The descend was fair, sad priors advanced nearly U. per qr. Old white sold at 50s. to 555. ; old red, 45e. to 49a. ; sew white, 44.. to 50e. ; sew red, 39e. to 435. per 36 stew. There was a good supply of barley, and the demand for the Wet sorts was firm at rather more money. In other kinds there was not much doing. New malting, to o afs. per qr. ; griming. ?in to 28.. per 30 stone. Oats moderato supply sad commaaded high rates ; old, 27a to 335, ; sew, 21s. to 255. ; for*s, 25a. to 275. per 24 noon For bean the *any ruled Ann at extreme Mee; old. 48e.t0 50.. ; new, 40s. to 426 per 38 stone. Super flow, 38e. to 395. ; Ms, 360. to 375. per seek of 20 stow 037091 a, OWL IL -The stiondamie at this t°4lW wse treassete ". isiT me g° r D e a 'perlisalsri lad a larg. y in ala° 4o °3ll7hl.l. re/AP=l l wbeet nod hard,sy, which fully mar pentane glens tics.. The leder grain for oiling purposes was very mash I soled after; sad was remarked dud the highest Wool obtained, vin., 37.. per qr., was lets by 7s. than was min{ the Fenian day, at Wallingford market. One earapfai Pereseatong a large wrintity grows in the Wiglibeediessok I muds 44+ per qr. It may be Welletiosed the% the load is thnt vicinity Is ceendered On inset lead for growing barley l the when wastry. Moss were sa follows :- Old wheat, ehr. to 48e. new 88e. to 465. ; beater, 27a, to ; oat% 196 to ; boast, 403‘ so g.. ; saw, THE POLICE COURTS. BOW "STREET. Alfred loses, a cabdriver. was charged with sessulting his wife and driving over bet with his cab. The ails, who had be brought to the court from the b ad to @effering from the same injuries she had received, bad to be supported, sad frequently fainted whilst giving her evidence. She bad bees married to the poisoner ten years, sod had had several children. About a year sod tea mouth. ago be asserted her, and on the night of the ith instant she saw him standing by his cab, a Hansom, on the stand. She asked him for money. on which be jumped on his cab to drive off, and she too after it to take the somber. He best her about the bead sod face with the butt eod of his whip, but she still ran on , sod getting in frost of the wheel the cab ran over her and he got away. fibs was c onveyed to the hospital, ben she bid ever Moos Men an inmate. The defence set up was that so Is, ma the running over was concerned it was the wife's own fault. Whilst giving her evidence the prosecutrix fainted sway, and had to be removed from the court. The magistrate remanded the ease for a fortnight. - CLERKEN WELL. Wiitiane Brarlus eras charged with conspiring with his wife and a man named Frae Peter Donovan, and with having defrauded Merin Marsden. of 274, Vauxhall Bridge road, of 1231. eta mock &notion. Oa the 27th of lent month prosecutor was ;main up Peetonville-bill, and was accosted by •• person outside the door of No. 188, who inf ormed him time wee an auction going on. Be went in, and heard an altercation between • man and a women as to who should have some goods bid for. The primmer Bombe was the sue tioneer, and he said the man was an impudent fellow, and he would not let him have any goods if he could help it. A similar disputeoceurred two or three times bet wreathe same man and woman, and the last time the auctioneer appealed to him as to who he thought made the last bid, and be mid the female. The woman thanked him, end got into sourer sago% and said she was sure the auctioneer did not know the value of the shiny he was selling, as they were worth double the amount be pat them up for. She advised him to bid, and he did so ; and she said, as he had been so irked, she would not bid against him. The man she disputed with did, however, bid against him, but they were always knocked down to him, and when they WWI sent home to him be found out that he had bought goods to the amount men tioned of no comparative value. It subsequently came out that the woman was the auctioneer's wife, and the man she had the row with another confederate. Warrants have been issued for the apprehension of both the wife and Donovan, but they had absconded. The prisoner was remanded, in order to capture, if pos. Able, the two confederates. Ellen Mack, aged 22, a oostermonger, of 4, Three Her rings•court, Reskross-etreat, City, was charged with being drunk, disorderly, and wilfully breaking • pane of glees at the Duke of Bedford public-house, Goldeo-lene, the property of Mr. John James Itimahavr, doing damage to the amount of 11. 10a. The prisoner, it was stated, is known as the terror of Golden-Imo. Oo Friday night she was in the home of the oomplainaot making a great disturbance, and when she wee asked to desist she would not, and annoyed the customers. When the barman went to put her oat she was still more violent, and streak and bilked about in the moat desperate manner. When outside the how* she broke the glass in the door, but the prosecutor said that he could not say how she dkl it, although be thought she must have had • stone in her band. The priamor's language was very bed, aod it was with some difficulty that she could be got to the station- house. The prisoner, in defence, said that she did not break the window. It was dose by the potboy in putting her out. Mr. D'Eyncourt fined her Is. for doing the damage, and 30s. for the damage itself. or in default of payment one month's imprisonoroot with hard labour in the House of Correction. The prisoner was locked up in default. Joke Rowell, aged 19, a barman at the Griffin public. louse, Liqourpouthereet, Holborn., was charged with assaulting James Cabsla, a ceb-driver, at the Greendanes, Tottenham. The complaisant was proceeding slang the Green-lases with his 11•010 M cab, whim the defendant, who was driving a cart in which was his father, came in cootiot with the cab. The result was that the cob was damaged, and the defendant's father was throws out of the out and hie shoulder injured. Whilst the complainant had hold of the defendant's hone the defendant struck him in the face and blackened both hie eyes. D'Eyncourt boned the defendant over in the sum of 101. to appear for jedgment when the result of tbe civil action should be known. LAMBETH. Christopher Crabb, porter to Hr. J. H. Drayton, grocer, at Brixton, was charged with embezzling various sums of money received on account of his miser. Various cus tomers came forward and Feathered receipts for moseys which they had paid prisoner on account of Mr. Drayer°, and which he ought to have paid every night he received them, but had not done so. When taken Into custody, sod on being told what for, he said the charge was just. Hiked, like other young men, betted the money on home racing, and had lost it. Committed for trial. Eliza Cooper alias Sherman, a notorious and expert thief, living with a tieket-of.leave man, and Eliza Trotters, were brought up on remand, oa several charges of shoplifting. Proofs of some previous convictions were given against Cooper, and one of the searchers at the station proved find ing various articles which had been mimed by tradesmen antler her clothes. She offered the searcher a sovereign to say nothing shout it, and on her declining to comply pri. sonar swallowed • half-sovereign she bad taken out of her pocket to give her. She offered the policeman money not to take her into custody. The poisoners were again remanded for a week, there being other oases to be brought forward against them. THAMES. Barris Potteretas, Victoria Oil Works, Limehonse ; H. W. &moss, Bow-common, Fish Manure Works; sod Francis Croaky, oil refiner, Bow-common, appeared to answer summonses, taken out by the Conservancy Board of the Thames, for causing or suffering to flow putrid organics sad other offensive matter from the works into Linsehoess Cot, a breach of the river Lea. The dreadful Mete el this out has long been a matter of complaint by the Local Board of Works, whose powers had bee set at defiance. Au in spector of the Conservancy Board produced specimens of the refuse be had coUeated, sad which he stated he saw f 10114114 daily ham the respective works Into the Lisubouse Ono ; sod Dr. Label", to whom they bad been sent for an analysis, gave evidence in each case of the highly offensive nature of t h e samples produced. That from Tattermaa's premises was very bed and injurious. It was lighter than mks, was sticky, and would foal the Wes of ships, or anything it came in contact with. That from Stevens's Fish Manure Works contained • large mass of decomposing an imal matter, nearly 3, 000 grains in each evolving suipburetted hydrogen la large quantities. It was injurious to health, and would destroy fish. The sample feces Cefteeley's works was the residue of the dia. charge of coal tar ; it was moat offensive, inflammable, Boated on water, and would sons kill fish. On the cork being taken oat of the bottle containing the liquid from the Fish Manure Works the odour was so repulsive as to affect every one in court, and the magistrate ordered all the windows to be thrown open. The deferent in each cam was that there had bees • trifling flow of refuse from the works, the result of accident. This, however, was refuted. Mr. Partridge said when there was a probability of our being visited with cholera it was the duty of public boards to do as the Themes Conservancy Board had doze in this ream There was se doubt, in 000sequeries of these pro ceedings, the Lambeth* Cat, or breach of t h e River Lea, which was creosoted with the Thames, was prejudicial to health. The penalty he had the power to inflict in each case was 204, bat he would out go to the fall extent in this instant*. He fined each of the defendants Si. and rests. There were some oases of cart grease and mei* makers who have been muomooed for a second time cedered to stand over. Continue La. Taavinamus.—A large and influen tial meeting of UM body was held am Friday evening es the Roebuck hotel, Oxford (Ur. J. Sayer, of Londoe, in the chair), to take tato emmideration the proposed *wisp in the present commercial tariff. The meeting wen attweded by gentlemen who had travelled from two years to 30. Upset the question being pot es to the desirability GI =Hag arty alteration, it wee araairormaly resolved that the preerat systolic le eatisfaelea„ R OYA L FEDI HOINTAL, Gsres-iins-Roan.—The amber of patients relieved at this Mondial daring the week =dig October 21 was 3.893, of whisk 908 wire Dew Why imperil your own and children's health by dbomood moil rod dim uswbokomo fool or mum- Oar thoigo whoa Da Parry's tisiltdono NIL 'Moroi it widest& cremes food yields *brim W soorbiromml et Qs boot bad. one corm. wilboot roodlefoo or aglow oisoomiloo, olooono. c = Dm, sod doom& OM sad woo Ftles ia :tta comb Is Gabor rosolbsot obOos . De i s m and cc, No. Yr, logvatoloosi.browlso d Z ia lat rist lDo. to. r tilos Na : min et Cboogobbo Sofor&ololbot: WI at ail Dream. ..441vosibmomiol.) ~~~. Tilgrqtx#llF.o4,. put few dayar HEW; fietheoltild wtll lucky bet for the '..100 Ws, alteepetakes, of the last seven furloags of the Rowley ml!e ' whisk will wasequestly go to Ewa or Bovlietub. All-Agsd Beak* will be eemserbat•effeeted by the lag race, es meny Wises are eagegod in both ; Bat, if Muter Richard is put forth as the champion of the Dane bury %tercet. be will •be able to take his pert, as the &so taws (sic farlongs)wilijust suit him. On Wedeenday Kepeppa (61kortris) ie in a 50 sous. sweep stakes with inks elbow 2-3 , voids, and though the distance to be traversed is • mile, be will wig, if nothing first-OWe springs from the ison.psofomarse Ac the Student will be kept away, Gunlock end Beelzebub have only the "dick " Monarch of the Olen and Kn i g ht of St. Michael to tear In I the Glasgow Stakes, and the starting of the lamt.named pair is somewhat doebtf al. Oily thew two races have eked for the third day while only a maple can be said to be complete for Tiersday, as the two matches—As k. wersh Phiest , se ta ifeetriee v. Brefor will come to Bathing. A Free Handicap Sweepstakes for 3.yr-olds, which is to be brought to issue across the I listjlapparently rests with The Duke, Bet 4114 and Zephyr, I 7st 61b, sad if Jack.ingia-Gisen Wise se well a• be • war two weeks sisal, he must land the 50 eova.sweepstakie for 9-yr olds, upon the Abingdon mile. The features ef Friday's curiae will be the Nurseries, and as the weights have not yet bean published, it is impossible to peas as opinion upon them. The Primate, however, may he men tioued as the mat likely recipient of the "monkey sweep. stakes for 2.yr olds on the T. C.. and on the conoluding day Breadalbane will be the beet to stand for the mile and a quarter match, as he has to give Peerses only 81b. There are three other matches ea the lapis, but two will fall to the ground. and as Wedding Peal has been knocked out of the Csnibridgeshire quotations it is impossible to say what chance he has of beetles Forests/ cm the last mile sad • half of the Beacon oeurse.-1 am, la, HMO& 10 ft, for 3.yr.ells end upwanth t the winner to be sokLfor 21101. Kikenntuded, Am 74.1 L (1 mile 17 yards). Tin ALMBRIMEMiIIiiII Senses of 26 soil. each, 10 ft, and 5 only if decl.oca, with 100 added; the winner of the Doomed,* St. Leger, 1214 ; the mooed In the St. Leg it : the whiter of the Duteseter Cap 61b extra of a heuiMeap value 300 soya. after September 7, at tea ' san . ., ilb ; of soy other Imedicap , 31 b extra • e x tra weights to be aseumelative up to 101 6 ; the wiener of the theme witch 7th over end above say Mater extra weight ; the meow.' to receive 50 soya Cambridgeshire Course (I mlle 240 pude). (294 subs, T.thleelsred.) Ago st Ut Aire id 1 Oladlateur (Inc. 121 b Monitor Ar e s u out 3 d 1 Sw o 8 rdsman Moshe, Mall Trigs 4 I Brahma Befog Jot Teeming 4 Parse Chat S Joha Derle (Ina 71b Him Charming 7:11. 4 to Values , _ _tne.tib em) 3 llattilide : Muter Aldred .. .. 6 Filbert 3 sundesigh (ine. 714 Itodaleigh B :Li ma 4 4 2aahoridt Dean Swi ft (Inc. db 3 Medina Treadalbene (Inc. 71b ealpinThen 3 ri e . :i gnis 3 ctes (inc. 714 3 es.; ninessin (Inc. Met/ 6. Donnybrook General IL ss Fantail 4 The First Born 3 Copenhageniice Arot ... ... 4 1 Jupiter Sib en ) : Gratitude Claxton . Catcliem-Alive 6 1 Moldavia Historian IllifiLßrallaiord.... 3 Lucky Star 4 Itichequer 6 itr — ance 3 Le Mandarin 3 Reginelis Sou al es ....... 4 Orace Darling throbezt 3 Predate 3 i l i rzradin 4 Ostreser 3 Perk . g T da linseetto—Ce , Tr roma 4 IS Lansdown 3 11 ' Dmitri:. Lord Douglas 41411104 lady Bobun flontran Zephyr (inc. Sib es.) 3 Slater to The Drake 4 10 Vandervelde .. .... 4 Certain Lecture (Ina Count Caron, lireonilelew Friday 3 Holstein 3 8 Rodmim 3 Kate Hampton. 3 8 Confederate (inc.. 71h Morris Dancer 3 6 ex.) Tedleben Tancrude (Inc. Lb. Madam ate) 3 7 ea) Perennial 4 I by Knight at Lens Bath= (Inc. Sib. Sc ) a —Mimi 3 7 Nemo 4 Isabel I I Tommy Jones Olbraltar Onkand-Outer Merry Wife Ulmer 3 1 Constantine Alabama 4 1 Cambnac an Nipple 6 1 Armagnac I pad Heiraalaw Bea girl thin Dikes.) 3 1 Del Demonic . 4 paid Nuneaton (Inc. Sth Little eel Tattoo a I Sullen, by West Amp The Scheidt MahomMin .. Vanquisher Helen Horahlower A Swirmirrnkse of 900 ears. seek, It IN for cot ta , Bdloll, each. Last wee f wimp of IL M. (6 Rom Carthitidan, Beelzebub, Artesian, Robin Road, Fa" an Freedom. Tim ALL.Adin 8743111 of 100 sores oath, h ft, sad 15 if declared in the Craven, sad 25 tf declared in the July Msetieg ; these forfeits to be divided between the first and second ; 2.yr-olds, 60 121 b ; three, Sat 10 1 b ; four, 9 st Sib; five and upwards, 9d nb ; mares sod pitlinP 31 ' lowed .31b. Bretby Stakes Cenme. Six furlongs. (15 salts.) AP Ase hie Lard Barleigh.... 11 Orpiment 6 cambruicau Penniman' %shay neck 3 Tomato 4 Oardevisure 3 The Duke Ackwarsh 4 Masks lUehard .. 4 LS soya. 14 ••• • 6 Attraction Tel CRAP= Fars HANDICAP of 25 ems. esch, 5 ft, for 2-yr-olds ; whirlers after the publication of the weights (October 18, at 10 a.m.), 71b extra. Bretby Stakes Course. Acceptances to be declared by 6 o'oloek the evening before running, at the keeper of the Matish•book's aloe, Nem , msthes. Skeen Malin Chantilly isca alratheosia 11r. PM id lb it lb .. 0 10 I by lambtas—Lady Ll .. 010 gabs& .. SlO King Christian .. 5 10 Katie 7 4 ... i 10 111/01la 7 4 The Primate 6I Venture 7 Blue Mould 8 1 Lam of Gowrie , .. 8 May Queen 7 Bet r inlood, by North Terror Lincoln 8 Hawkeswell 7 Nutrition 8 Portman's T Mount Palatine 8 Bade 7 B a y on ebte 8 He Crown Moos 8 The Clyde Sister le Cambiutran B Cecrops 7 Jack-in•the-Oreen 8 Othello Zing Hsi Mamma 8 Casre w it c h Vesparian 8 Locket Lacy T Stilton Beelzebub Whim 5 Queen Mary Repulse S Stoic Lord of the Vale 8 Cal The Czar Young Monsirmie 111: the Hanrenews 9 Kinsitorn. 8 Aklcrott Ooodjetat 7LS Diadem! OIS Gunlock Chapel Royal LicUsz Sweet Anne 7 1 Matilda 4 U Plum 7 I Animism An t oinell, •i The Settee Gretna Sang SI DoR7 II 7 1 Violent! (I 1 Sala lon 7 Smiler Il i phazard Life (Warden= 7 M enus 6 Betromme 7 Pi nc hb ec k Raven Chepstow 7 Sabrina a ToernseMn:Seter Whiter) Brno a Giralds 7 Royal Tartan 6 Mesamste 7 Cotilloa 6 Willie Sharps 7 Viper Mazurka Black Priem Itoooco 7 Master Shutt Daleamen 7 cby Otto—Blanes 6 Skirmisher's dam Ely—. y Moaltress IC itegleher nr b tVili 7 Shamrock 6 7 Her Ladyship 6 I La Mots Mather of Pearl 7 Dam 6 I Indian Star 7 Maaghtaan Maki of Ca A HANDICAP PLATS of 00 eon. fee 3-yr•olde and op- wards ; entrenoe, 3 eon. A.P. To name at 12 o'clock (noon) on Monday, and weights to be declared by nine in the evening. WZDNZADAT. A Ftnr YOUIrD PLATO ;8- .olds. 7stlolb ; four, Bstlolb ; eve, 9st , ; six and aged, 9st llb ; maiden 3-yr-olds allowed 41b; maiden 4.yr-olds and upwards, L 216 ; whiners of 600 30,6. 7lb extra; antrum, 2 son. A.F. (1 min 25 fur longs 71 yards.) Teo Ontocar. &um Pixru of 50 son.; 3yr-olds. Bat ; four, 9st ; fire, 9.1 slb •; six and aged, 9st 71b ; the winner to be meld for 3021.; f0ir2501., allowed 41b.; 2001., 9lb ; 1001., 14Ib ; 501., 211 b ; entrance, 2 son. Cambridge shire Stakes Comae (1 *die 240 yards). A BUSICILIPTION PLATS of 50 son. ; 2.yr.olda, 7st ; three, Bsl 121 b ; the willow to be sold for 3601., if demanded, Ac sulmerabses can only eater such horns as are their own pro perty ; subscribers 1 soy., and noosubseriben 2 son. ea. wens. T.Y.C. (5 farlooP 140 lards.) A HITIIrSTALICS of 10 sow. awl, for 2.yr.olde ; eras. AN 101 b ; fillies, Bet 7lb ; the wiener to be sold for 701., if denneded, Ac. T.Y.C. (5 furleop 140 yards ) A Smrsureranuo of 10 mow. mash; 7e6 alb; full!! Bst 101 b ; eve and upwards, gat 7lb ; the winner to be mom far 401., if demanded, Ac. T.Y.C. (5 finings 140 yards.) A HWKITSTLIIS of 10 sews. sash ; 2-yr.alds, 7.1 31b ; three. Ilst 10lb ; four, 964 llb ; Ars and upwards, 9st 4lb ; the wisinr to be sold tor 250 i., if daseaded, ha. T.Y.C. (5 rulings 110 yards.) RacirwaL OF THS OLASUOW STASIS 01 100 ADVS. each, b ft, for 2-yr-old colts, est 101 b. Last three-quinine of R.N. (14 subs.)—Westeriok, The Pert, Beigha of St. MOW, o by Toxophilita dam by Gameboy—Shysslia, Knight of the Craseset, Beelsebub, Gunlock. Sorrier, The Student, Nowa of the Men, Slaghonswl, Gondolier, Be. Basile, and Kieglake. A SWTAPSTAILZS of 50 eon. etch, b ft, for 2111 .44,14 ; OOHS. Bet 101 b ; fillies, fat 81b ; boa engaged is the .11111, Chesterfield, Rutlaod, or Prenderarat Stokes ,• winner of 200 son., 51bentes. D.Y. (7 Weep 210yarda) (9 subs.)—blaseppa (Mb), Antique, Ootillos, f by Your; Ralboorne—iii of Idashans, brine: pa Arlie, f by North Linolis--Okate, Cabo's. TATTICRSAILL'S.-BATIIRDAL Another "comps •og " day, and, we believe, the but of the SWIM, paced off very quietly this afternoon. Howes important the transeetions on the Cambridgeshire nci may have been, there is little doubt that the necessary pel " tick" agairt the name might have been prelzed during the week—en Monday sad Thursday. Still it may have beer desirable to afford beakers one more opportunity of meet • leg the bookmakers, for the purpose of making theft investments after the results of certain " trials" would be known. Gladiator wee in force again, at Bto 1, notwithstaeding a demonstration which vii of up , in the fenneas at the elub, when 9 to 1 we laid to 100.. Ostreger, it wu asserted, had won his trial with Moldavia, land he too CAM such a "hot on " both east and west, that 10 to 1 was his More, pries, 11 to 1 having been takes at Albert-gate to about 9001. A favourable report of the Duke's performance@ is the moving put his early teases on rather better terms with themselves, 100 to 0 haying been taken Madly, bat at the fiaish 100 to 7 use the highest offer. Of all the animals backed, however, Gowan was entrusted with meet money, 22 to 1 being his final taking price. ?revisor, though tole rably firm at his gaoled pno., did not seem to piers his partizans over much, but Sister to the Drake quite recovered from the *foots of the damaging rumour afloat about her having been brim y beaten—ie her trial au Thursday morning, and Regalia exhibited strong symptoms of becoming the warm favourite her owner's oonlidenee I almost wrests. Custard Castle and Salpinebes were igen minionsly knocked oat, and joined the extreme outside lot, comprising among others, Bacchus, Wedding Pal, Comers, and Copenhagen. Closing prier 7 to 1 apt Gladb.teur k od. t 8 to 1 , 10 to 1 Ostrava (t off, 13 to 1 Proviso" (off) la to 1 The Duke !,t , SO to 1 Stater to the Drake (t) 20 to 1 Goat= (oil t 22 le 1) 1 Gardevisure (t) 1 Itegalla (t 1) 1 kl k) ageharadug 1 John Davistt Olt 1 apt Gratitude (t dim BA 60 to I apt Mem Wife (t) 60 to 1 Red Net (t) 00 So 1 Moldavia (t off) 6010 1 Naltstoffl 66 to 1 Lady Ned's (t) 100 to 1 Bacchus ( 1000 to 10 Zephyr (t) t) 1000 to 10 Victory toff) MOO to 10 Omer& (oM 1000 to li Wedding Ye (al 1000 to 10 Salpinctee (off) 1000 to 10 Custard Castle (der) 1000 to 1 ff Cepeuhages (o) 4 22 to 25 to 30 to s3w 40 to DI 900 10 100 ■ 'fiord Lyon (t) BETTING AT MAC CAMBRIC/I 100 to 12 east Gladlateur 1) 10 ty 1 Onnegia It In tom) Peovinot 6 Gait/WAN (t) 6 Barter to 00 Drake R e in 20 to 1 The Duke (1) Seto 1 °outran (oM 26 to 1 leash& (1) 30 to 1 Fu ,t) 11 b 100 to 100 to ;EINSTKE.--SATURDAT. (113BIRL 36 to I eget King Closining (token freely) 40 to 1 Holstein (t 1 41 to 1 Oretitudnioln 60 to 1 Merry Wife (t) 60 to 1 lobe Devil (t oil) 60 bo 1 Wedding Peel (eel 06 to 1 Mend (t) 100 to 1 Red Uri ~ 1) ao• to 1 seleinows NORTHALLERTON RACES.--EkratoAY. Tee GLAND STAND &aura of 5 son. each, with 25 added. Thraequarten of a mile. W. &idlers wawa. Iq rimpualus—WeasltY. 2 Tre Tat Mb (Carroll) 1 Mr. Peck's, Jun., Caithness, 2 yes, tlst 111 b (Hudson) 2 Hr. Calder's Dark Agnes, 2 yrs, 641 ILD (Corey) S TAe fiAlcoslng also ran :—Lady Sykes, 1 by Lord Pauconbarg— Globule's dam, and the &gum. Betting : to 2on Penhill. Won by a length • foot laegths batmen second and third, a bad fourth. 'Lady Sykes, who came in mooed, wow disqualded for oanyieg wrong weight. THE HAnwooD PLATS (Handicap), of 30 sera. Three' quarters of a ails. Mr. Semley nd Malta, by Gibraltar—Queen of the Gioalm aged, f at Took) 1 Mr. Delaware's Brent, 3 yra, est 111 b CbsllewsM Mr. lobert'a RMS. S yrs. Pet Sib distee) 3 The following also ran :—Bummeralde. Bonaparte, Arabia, Dolma J °not!, Brother to Harry ihullsford, sod Ditcher of We- Betting : 6 to 4 apt Arabia, 3to 1 sget Summand*. 6 to 1 apt Breffni. Arabia foams in first, but was disqualified for gong the wrong aide of a post. THE NornauswroN HANDICAP of 3 son. mob, with Mx. Cowen's Lad) Durham by Limbton, d.m by Fern. WE. or Gleam Booby Betty, 3 yrs, Olt Mb (Lawrence) 1 Mr. Goodlass's Empress of India, 4 yrs, 844 . Martin) I sir. Jackson's Jointer, 3 yrs, 121 b (WlsSeley) 3 The following also rim :—Clartain Lecture, Gayous, and The Eantllllon. Hotting : 5 to 2 art Lady Durham, 3 to I sot Empress of India, 7to 2 opt ()Ayala. Woo by a length ; the nine between rooood and third. TH2 TWO-YEAS-OLD BALLING HANDICAP Pl4lll 01 30 tom Throe-quarters of • toile. Mr. Gregory wl Edith of Levu, by Lord of the Met— Kitten. SA lib (J. Snowden) 1 Mr. Peckett's I by Lord lasconberg—Globule's dam, 7st Blb . (Gurry) I Vagran► sod Crssl‘ll4 she rso. --- e 1 Betting : 5 to 4 ogee Cre d u lity 2 l apt Vagrant. Woe by half length. Vagrant and Credulity having been left at tii• post, their roweative owners objected to the start, and the stewards decided that the race should be run over Again ' • but tdr. Gregory and Mr. Peckett would not allow their hales to ran agars. so Vagrant and Credulity ran, Mr. Fohert's colt mum, in first by two lengths. TILE Inuusurins' PLATi of 25 son., Wei to a swap stakes of 3 tom each. Three-quarters of a mile Nelly Gray, by The Cure—Nally Toft (h.b) (Merlin) 1 Mayfair (Kelly) 2 Garotter (Snowden) The following alto ran :—Zentillion. Rejected, Chaaseur d'Afrique, lire. Limper, Braila, Wings of the W ind, and Dick Audio Betting : 6 to 4 apt Mayfair. 3to 1 apt any other. Woo in a cantor. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. ROIIBIL9 Aurnro.—The following horses have arrived at Newmarket is addition to those already trained there : Gratitude, Wedding Peal, Hurseui, Jelin Davis, The Deka. Lady F.gidia, Regalia, Beelzebub, Heater Richard, Donnybrook. The Clown, Hales, Exchequer, Elethor, Enda high, Exeter, Moulsey.Teenyson, Chisthey Sweep, Ilia burgh, Gardevianre, Lord Lyon, Paris, Alabama, Todlobes, Gomera, Sister to the Drake, No, Primate, Nuneaton, Ashworth, Hobe, Dimmed, Argeeaut, Merry Wife, Jellaba, Casimir, Sana.f34. Happy Wife, Beadle, Staghound, Poppies Ghost, Overture, Brown Dwell, Puebla, filmoer, Make. hem, Black Prince, Italia, Glendale, Regi uslls, Wild Poppy, King of Utopia, Dean Swift, Eland, Fair Melrose, Gambler, Blackface, James, Holstein, Bandesish, Red Earl. Nutrition, Ethelred, QllOlll Mary, Confederate, Moldavia, Victory, Vixen, Victor, Violent, Ulphas, Roma, Veracity, Vigorous, Idle Girl, Kilkeony, Brahma, Provisos, lon, Caustic, Hard. dean, Maid of Madam filly, White Dock, Flatterer filly, Viewer,. Combated, Curiae, Forester, Dawdle, All.. Lee, Ba lly Slender. Orloff, Nemo, Stoic, Horablower, Lady Malian, Wild Aga's, Strathfithlsaye, Actsea, Tra 4ra. I lathes, Locket Lucy, Swordsman, Bigote, Tourist*, flutes. Sultan, Lord &maid, Jack in the Groom, Rom Cheri, Coutrao, Florida, Convect, Mr. Pitt, Sidewind, and Clarisaierus. SCRATCHING& 011/1212011 arms.—The following have paid forfeit : MedsMoe, Roes Cheri, La Dauphine, Geese, Sultans, Vlie, The Barer, Tomahawk, Leybounie; Miss Harriette, Keedworth, Orown Prime, Begum, Saucy Boy, Greyfoot, Earl of Derby, Strathoonan, Ninnies, The Natter, Jetty Traits colt, Old Maid, Osylos, Potowas, The Emend colt, Chepstow, Oarthulas Derabooks, Menem d'Afrigue, Auguste, Egniveepte, Align& Aa ee, Steamboat, Daniel . Rom, Claricoette, Modest, Lady V our t, Masdesekl, Flat. ; catcher, The Poor, Prises of Walla, Oblides, Race, Fier I 3111111.0POLITAN 7w HestirrAL, DierwlMG RS dons, and Zispitri. I INMAN; ORT.—The sirs ate aussber et patients relined PROGRAMER TOR TOMORROW. during the week ending Oct. 21 wee—lischeal, 810; A Tim Formic Plan; 2.ywolds, sst 71b ; Huse. somisal. 811; total, 1,421 ; al which $4B were new eases. Sat ; four, 901 211 s ; .Is, and aged , 51b ; the win. [Ai vertiseinefit.]— HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. ••••• Con ner with his eitisiemeste to be sold for 300 coinage, if stlestlous Coitelcetsu. -No investment of money oft be so moat. densandwl. ; entrance, 2 took Last three m il es of able as that which goo: health. It boa been establish!!! Tag OPTIONAL BILLING STALIN of 5 wed molt, with 25 be.rolte dlspste ra tt %lowly* Pills. whi di torls l . n islir added, for 2.yeelds ; was. Est 12116 ; fillies, 84 81b ; the forma is which d ppew tnt mews Noy tt tg winner to be sold tee MAL ;if kw VOX snowed 51b ; MK, tharcurig, removed by theme pewNetne and witty 101 k ; 1001., bilb ; 20Ib. T.Y.C. (5 ferieris 140 yawki. pills, assisted s diet width semi be slurs In wed A SwisrwrAz3s of 10 tern seek ; 3.yngee. 84 Mb ; moderate Is nsaathr. LAS allylies.o l ". r05 01 8 , 9. 1 = four, Bst 10lb ; ire end epwards. 94 ; wirier be be I____octivo appetite or 1119sdosI,....alsisus tsetse 5011air10,_102,046 sold for 801. if daseaded, de. T.Y.C. (5 foamy 140 "17.„ c0d h a e lad wa X a l i ' i arair" 4 isrd► is tie morning , will be b4 weallen by Mrs isYrM i • elauma HANDICAP Buirsusis . 1 15 sire . ma, aid etresithenlog pills. 3111. to ges. ; Hoe pees. STs. to 465. ; Wham 46e, to Flom,esereeds, 311. Perenek. ; rrrzesosomis, Ocr. IL-Wheat odd redly hawse, ill, at fully le. per qr. over week's prices. g "apply of spring ours, and all desomptioss fully la dearer. Pe qt. READING, Oct. 21.-The opening of our market ilk nursing showed emir • siodoesto atteodanos, w ith a dint "apply of all kinds o pais ; the bed smoke of who" sr Win at lata Wes, and prices• had rather es upw an g te r h. decoy. For barley this. was • fast testiest lete rates. O e y. Wee, sad peas saw as last weak. 21.-The Weds were well (Granby, bat • great deal of the graili exhibited was ost ef wins, and altegether warble. For ail kiwis of test Eva and tawap whose Wee was • steldj distilled, Bed pos e 'dowel ed. I. Is. per *Meer. TM Swan for Wadi white am Ws. to 53a, sad old red. 44e. to 49a pas twist; b ai t no w white, 45e. to 416., sad red. 42a to quarter • seeindety end Wires whits, 42a to 43e., aed li g . " - R A . as. per gustier. The foreign trade Wee AM 64 late qmotatioas were gewslly well 'appealed, with a ge n e limited began., for all but the best simples. The eon meta is steady, mid the demised shout an average ma, with m k s slightly in favour of holden. There was an mpr ee4 4 gamy for barley, asst superior =W aara og plar Ar e quo * a t about 10. per quarter over former quoimaam ; prima quotidian for best malting being 35e. t o 31 a , as atedery, 395. to 36.. quarto' beet grinding, 28;,1; 30s. ; and others, 935. to Ws. per queer. Is malt lbdi n was no t m a c h &leg, sad the terms are about the wain before. Beet oats are is request at shoat 6d. per quote mere mosey, prises NW oilier at 23.. to 26.., sad they a t 19 4 , to lea per quarter. Beene oontrosad high to w n an d a u geed obi to are is request at improving 1 4n i Per firm, with • limited trade. Oar. 21.-A fair suppiy_ of wheat saki little spring Dots at market to-day. Wiled meets el% Is. per qr. orer last mare rstes. sad barley is fair demised,aad prices is firma the miler. Prime to the drover :-Wheat, old, n to. 48e. to Wu, 6311 e. ushel% red. 44". to W. • us - : white, 49a. to 465. ; fi red, 395. to 425. OW, loi."1, 114. per alone. WONCEITZA, Ocr. 21.-At this day's Basket them east fair "apply of who'd, wkagi was lifer. olf al ea Wm,: 14. Pai vrmie da ra i nse n . dis tratt i rthat dier d4 tes "thr = t.c prz . sal yea Tong. pct. Fis-There was sod loath wheat ea de to-day, mid samples °hanged buds freely at se wp m ,. owed MI the rates et last week. New white TM* has 445. to 41in ; sew red. 40s. to 445. 36 Mese. Bins" a Ilse quart, was is seers sed made 'dewed prime ; isfetior kis& as before: mating, 30" to 34e. per r .: : a =2 116 2 6 e. to 309. per ID seam Oils cans is spans*, sad the emend Mad tolerable tr:2Mprises : new 204. to 945. per 24 mean Hems el • fair eltent, sad prime had a modular to edranse, 40e. to 49e. pet 3$ stene. Malt, W. eo L tie, 2ss. per qr. Meer, 33u to 34s pores& of ihs. liCilureanr, Oct 21.-At our tawdry markets We west we have still to report will 'applies of grais, N e w quint es our farmers being snared lifting potatoes mai sowing of wisest. Prises of wheat and barley were a foll .pea cr. to-. Old. basely meintaised lest meth prime. Here, to-day, we hod email applies of all Ideis d erste. Sales ready, and prices, as cosstured with liti malt were ad. to Is. per qt. liWierfor wheat see barley, sell" per qr. lower foe cats. Wisest, 36.. to 46a per qr. ; bnis h 265. to 33a. ed. ; Ws, Ws. to Ws. WATTS/01D, Oct. 21.-Our supplies of home pen grain continue limited. This is is masequew of fames preferring to take edminiage of the present very fon weather to complete digging the potato crop, which b turshig out rather better thee was expected; but tubers, besides being small, am anted by the diew to a oonsidereible West. Only one cargo of wheat has Twee se from foredo souresa. There has bees increased mildly in the trade this week, sad, with the eseeption of We, higher prima generelly obtained. Wheat - Foreign in sal better isquiry, and our market dome about fine la. per teed dearer, with an upward teedemoy. Any emeties Irish taken freely at 24a 9d. to Zs. 6d. Barley the *a dearer. Oats- In oseenqueoes of the restricted mew* on ode, Wyers in some =teams have bees obliged to pi; • few pence advance to complete ship m ent'. lidainCen- Ik Sow varieties are easier by 24.. per bend, but as Ibis& bee been large limed up both on greenlatios eel for losemption. Weer inn. Imports this week :- Wheat. 2,400 qrs.; lour, =Wks ; meal. 50. &porn We week :-Maim, 9 henna; whisk 441; oins, 11,601; lathy, 617 ; bar, 54‘ oaks. CATTLI.--CasuaLs, OCT. 91.,-This was tlis hd Efeespios fair. Hitherto tide bee been am of the meet importesit markets told here dudes the year, but ih= of theeat& ass lossellehaltst • cheap. of theseicids hs a ag movie& with ,e, as in soma years, there were very few hoes: animals eskileN; • few lOW Week . eoestitutiag the balk, of the hu = a on offer. Rasiases was dull. Irish sold et about Ws setes. Wardwell= wise offered at 143., Galloway" about the saw. Sad Wet Highland's' at 61.10. to 71. The show of Zees ad large as eonspared with former yams ; but a brims In" dare, 089.6147 woe( Cheviot ewes. :-Chn viol ewes, 325. to 355. each ; bkieklased ewe, lest to Its.; Cheviot lambs, 14.. to I a ; halehred loads, Ws. 1e 3554 grey.facied lo,Wo. lts, to 265. Tan SOlrritOtlass CM" °IWO' Bsew.—The ' , sneers which ban ben ex toted that the nasal tattle show of the will this year be sespended la aonesquenoe of the nit pimple are sanely without fasodatioc. Masan la 'AO plate ea rest. at the Agricultural Hall, IsliSh the 111/6 week to Doeseaber, vis. commencing on the 4th, sad ninny on Fndly, the Bth of that It In be be horse Is said that the Greet Istiemilin Cline Show Si sot only an exhibition of fat lest that it Si she a motet lasting four den enl tatll the government decide to stop the m e Nosday sad Thursday stands fan shun impala demisks), lbws le se liksHbood that that inn may be eaßei the Apleeltnrsl Hall market will be hiss fern with. All the stook net, and for which the sans ore meow eisteroto than ever, are Weeded for the butchers es thisteenes ; son will be testened home for the ant of a snood prise text peer. We untanned, bones' that wend and most strumpet spinst dhow will be tented by the Smith Club. A staff of nod nary surgeon will he esti esti one Will sins be oe the pensters at night, as well as during the day. Canis watchesa will sake rends at regular boors of the MIK sad fovea 46411 anneal, end on the hart suspicion of die rest It will be immediately removed to a honital. Shove of brooding stook have been very properly disosithan. but the fat stook narket if Lain la weekly ailed. Dot only with cattle from all parts of the kingdom', but froo Denmark. Hand.. Fenn North sad Rondo Owns. ! sad receetly fives Bwepory aid Polos&—Obssver. ALL KNOLUID PLOIMILNO lIATCIIO.—Tbe OoD tat for enpoientiies = oarried cop leak week with new vigour, sai notwi tht weather large numbers of apinittriets were to the awAbsp. Biz saki* " opus to an speboleP Seek nen, yin, at Chepstow, Hoarse, Gloucester, Mitoheldeen, Forest of Den, sad IS. Bristol; Neasnouthshire. The Chepstow mash no pia by Nom. Anson" of Inewish • the other fns saint Vete all carried oil by the /a Bedford Plough of Nam Howard. DOW:4MAX, Stuns FILAR; AND BILLNDON RAS RAT. —A line II projected between tine poiats. li. Bentsen, the eagineer eonalted, tellisates the ottte the thee, which would be 16e mass in length, at B,OON. Pm BRZAIVAST BiarzsLOlL—HOisOsOpithie Practi tioners. sad the Dedkal PreasissahaVl recomaima cows as being the moot Ilealade of an Wiles tbs doe trine or boatoopsUly wee Me ilia eousia, there were to be the üblalsedwr.p=emilini at awe either Ohio tire to dm'teat,ce le stomach: the se ea ether supplied to the chub Maim `se me sambilfullf 11 = tared as to obtain tails ratio.. J. now of 'ethic chemist, was Induced in the year MO 1•011.4"Ork ago. dos to thle subject. aid at wtth the whew. of elaborate immediacy, la ls =Z e r i e .d. t to produce ea BA& pare In as oassoosttioa, sad sr relheal by the Whet latalmille It rewires is the masa It To Wow.. es to be ate meall" able to the &taste stoma. Tor geuend ass, Ires's awe' Is distigralahed as aa twassustias. puede brambles' with a detiolows meas. Dr. miesal, Is his week . 1. 17dT Um Adsiteistioas," says :—'• puma, im s greed neer l ( allintave every imersdiest mossier, l• "" sad sustaamme el the body.' Adsia, '• As a Wein( ""ms dads to, =lmp higher than either coffee or tee." iliif {loss:—Two tosiamemdale at the powder la a breathe cle. Vied ma with bolliarwater or milk. Snared In of Ile. sod 1-lb labelled packets, sad mold at Is. dd. per p lb, ocers, cathertionin. sad elesisists.--( Advertisement.] Ti No. 6.1191 AS W alfribil ; 1111°227141111:1:4! ▪ BO sa URNIArz c y n . MA India Do Der do MOIL nil gitit , D! Fa d i m zwir&-APPO Me" WWI 110 LII 1111 YO r " LIVE" PILLADIL IIII A ..diediPi their toltipows sionfti Os trotted 111.01( uy. 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Boalt and *BM Btakbema s] toc no °bites of Mt Imbeds, to Veneto Odifositca of coif* Ocut•••1 1 • 11 solobeell telletath Www, ho mottoes of otollettoos to dibs iltosto I a St. Mips ; tolo twattopee bet miss $ some It metal t+./ lbolowlsol ▪ dams D wino IS OW a gill."l3 wa r tier Ths = " The Pm Woo pion all Sal ▪ foothemo Debited proem is to tie Taloa of essesdri 5$ the ITFZE, .mPve POTICIL—AO RLIIVIEDAT fox roaorry.—lll ord itlUg CRE °Weal 4 Capitol subs Capital] The Welt B zugs LBVIC Num Amu Childs. 1 Wilisuk Dent, ur Masta• ho Alaustior Bun Main —WRLareli — SiseSse — Tiii aura Mart amiss I. New a lb , lat lrosd4ta Beward Warm Jima Mine. ' Albs The AIRs and Ikon. Smith, Thilafitional Nceicaoss-1 Ms" 17 IN lIPPOREN a: awry. mock air zionix Waft, Bo mews, 4 01 gidi apes tei _IDIVAILD earstra tI s ' T Z C HII aft. IlEtrinra VT to t and BEI .08 We above lbat orti mei a:tomb dongeteed &betty, et Or ow= UK Cam VI" Ilea Gadd alas mei EM . Yf ti vaz BIRTHS, HARRIAGNS, AND DEATHS. =inn. BITLWICIL—Octeber 19, et Zektwww9, bal.. the wife of 1 . 1101• Col. e, C. 1., of e ILLEN.—Oder 19, da r se llifiehietted„ Wawa. , Ift• ' IL L Wles, d e eon. HUGHW.—Ocebber 19. AS licellser.dreel. Clartodhhequelo. the wife of I. B. B epee, teo , of a t hoyhter. _ . PlTTlB.—Oototier 19, at Fable...roma, Wittoo, the wife of A.... ar =lfa ) . o c =aughter. 19. at New Ibiehteproad, the wife of I. W fiabgelt, leq., of s tab. •. lIAERIAGEB. , Ch M. Clacit. 1. ,1 a ttit; P tr a.-436..b1e29.41 2dit " Newt el Magraba A. s Quabrldge, to WV 'eft of et g. A. Mom, .of Sawbowse4. 99o 9 OItIfiXWOOD—ZAZILIIION.—Oeteber 19. et by the NAL T. I. Waal% vicar. A Owelt i r pave. to Eflatarta. daughter of the late W. siseilibrit • i Cerletoh. NA *Mar at tbr We J. Maar" Mgr DEATHS. ..._ DEINDLV. _ . —Oolober 19, at It, Peassweetwit,o....=tria: . Bev. wd B. MUt..7. Maim et Adam ir T.— et. 4 /rh 1 19. et ?miaow. Surrey, l'neellls __ A TM 91 M. Nl* rat al Pr-ttin House, Ilythethow. "4l4 i . 21 MA.- October 19, et the ladie,W ooabddsejlaff 01k. lika Hues. WM el W. SOMA awl W. PWI 2 .--Oeloher 11. at Liwassera. Illebsim. ww of 19. TATB.- 4 garasr llidgf.ll . et IladsgearuggOliggeSsa. W. Talk giq., Mad - 7 I ihtrmad POldthed INS ar las areanst. th• allaa la Mama% les • " 'Y• I ' -6 0 ., „- • A -. *. ' Y Mail V, 1p ~«'~. i ,c oz_ 11 WON Ma a SOWS