The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-06 00:00:00

we - ATh .A 3...- 4, / ,:r.it.......e.... , • ',2-'4.::,,p•-s-.-..wr.,,,,,i ...-.' Jvbt rxl3rt%% No. 2,b75.) RANK of DEPOSIT, 3, Pa -. en East, Loudon. listslialied s.a. INC -YASTIIIII DidinlOUS et INVIdfUIO WSW us repwast w wessias Welles se lab kadvatka. by slab 5 Web rate of la. mesa swe lis ~WI web mousoi. The Mose le melds la owl . Issas lbaspiai Diessesr. Pesepedusi sad lams Ist spadwg NNweis .ndie ea sp. limillsa. CALDWELL'S FIRST GRAND SAL MASQUE of is Orin oaks piss THU MAIN% Ikrissba as** rr decal ailleas tris Peri W asisillisry semi, Mr is tit arse. Tie fee bib sipssi Itr. J. fradiy. Pais limisssispsisie.—Disislii. Sim 11111 TEMOUIMIA 11 ad* AIIMONIUI PIN ith_ th• a. ispeffsiame mordisim WIN& rnOT4 vt• alino/ ear O i m soil tor Ws looloomoss. Ha s Os AU 111111111881 tgll elm% ida ore 0100, odsbaslolooll vality of Mo. MSS am Is roolooll atm Ind or sell st 10111•111 ; Is ea imsllsol abeam lir as ism sal doos sot morn Mir. Wsrosos Tait tor do dem 4s. WINATOTOItt oar Co q lossorms owl patriots of Ohs sossortlas, ▪ analsoinst, Moses.stsooL ftTHING PRACTICALLY TAUGHT.-Mr. CAUTAIIMI proof Os lamb) anthems LIMNS to Wes ail gailma at it soft eggs litho vorilvvilme, imeslorbili Impel's= trawl= sot es ~la TIWINIsse team Or, siegL ab H et als al=l4. Chespiie. werd, opposite Dow gomm—Hotton's Wallowed (eareetted), the beet ON Owls la WI world. dettmed at Vs. por Ow arl— ON ifislaserry sad ILlsplisd OW Depots. cOALB.—Beat quality, 28e. per toe. acreseed— I. sod W. OTO SOL ftel Mulvey ßridg•-wtmal. City-road iii sad Writ lam Ocele. VENTILATING STOVES I SUSPENSION 111T0111/1 Arnim or or the ether, kr they are the two %ea. dimwit. nest healthy. sad ssomoithal eltarehee, chapel.. We. dodo. warehouse", teem greeshowist, bedroom, Preepeetmew will yokes meat poet how—Dtaltll. =mem Saw. haracegary sad Mobiles Wanks" Lemke EO g TENT AROAND OIL and PURR COLZA IL, at 3e. 6d. per palion.— Three 01l berm with aaequalled la every load of Leap; de sot Kende, moll. oe emote. The loyal WAX end BPE I tM CANDLES, at Da toe 1210 e., She • •••• bnltlitat sod eatienancel light. They ere of the Bret quality sad polity, foe cash —GEO. NEIGHBOUR sad BON% 011-therehaste. na„.117, RIO Ronan, sad 119, iterrat.etreet. NUNNW VEGETABLE OIL, lie. fld. per imperial rellsed y Umar pawnor almard by 115 all tbsesegley Wawa* ma maws IN Oh, laisolai wawa lag wake is esti Wray orll !Ms Mc= Y a pot adileratoaa asords aliglaema tar ig la aka availly rrmg Ober bidet jessiat gis, all over Wm day I/ =OIL NUNN sad MONS taw veva. eled w a jz . = Dm Paley at Liammte.sam,m, Web% IMO& ORDINO'S WATERPROOFS are the beat articles for use; !bey will shad all weathers. sad are sok la ell climates. 'I Gies panel use by sad allure of the am, sad sary, In all parts el =67 rest testlaosy to than utility. Ordisea Slim Isis re best ever made for sighs, and loshr r. any is • samase bee. tad marine so dross. big to keep them is ordsr. Weber Vowel, Mts. south western mower, le g b.* own awl la stock or wade to order required. Worm, apse kiwi fa Id. each, or 40a. per doses.— Leery ankle morbedwitli the sum el 3. C. CORDING, 231. Strand, the dotes west et Tessidobar. RAI ii :LOVeS PATENT CASK STAND. 811D1111.817 TN YOUR UU, WINK. &a. —i ant ea salt.* aottleal 1100 mg des wit ha raised ar Mid as k without Mak= asadka ma that the WA ho mos t t el maybe draws Hopi* Said by of hlafillea as peaditilly an he It VS dlatentai saw= ; lad the lb IL ant la • Mar wash' ; Me MEL Alma lb ay*. Tap. white It main Mvasb•Mt his Ifrat harm ; saw lammed Mit Sitamar; teeataati ariw nat thrpradar, ha.— MOS IMAM tawatilaa. scaothadliffff. 14. Mac WYttimattaah liaalaa.hasse. Saabikhed 1810. In d oho of tory boasraget ha thaldagissa lagraitora sad pilots gist's. TIANCOCE:B PATENT VULCANIEED INDIA . AMER TUBING, 110611.11P113, WARBLER, VALVES, E.nerlsee, TOWN and Ist mad MLCANISID ROBBIE la &seta three end bar fest d my alarm DWINCI DRIL4SRII d uu mina NM Isroved vukanked rubber tcI:PPLY PIPER he ditto. BILLIARD CI:s9110114 and Rubber Stripe, cut to any pattern, for bocateu• VL LCANISRD LUBBER DuOR.SIII.LNOS; *slid round rubber Cord of all area. INVALID and other MIMOSA made any patters to order. All cvraresatastu as punctually ataloded to, by awl/nuke to tire nonutactory, JAS. LYN& IJANCOM, Geowell.menre, Ototreil.road. Landon. FOR AUSTRALIA end the OOLONIEIL—Liffht, 114 durable socameo—caoeoore PAM 7 lIPHATM 11 00,1110 PQI brw* Impeder is MIN mow. mad trout. rid las beta to tm 111111arhe asialese ft ea ~No awes bait Ie swing ar dam; aa be ha so wattling ait. by naprpuma rim Obi PINNY MI SQUARE elms. 1101140.11DUCTIMO Feb ter sowdzsaism Mims dud pass miss al pse slob st Isstbzontals mat by post al sypissilsa a 0110000 b srd DOWOATE-ItILL, LONDON, tab sus sappy 11111 F NIA IMO Yea sad INODOROUR latt kr dna walls of Baba ass bows to sot ads ate tionuorstues. gONEY SOAP, the only GENUINE, Invented and masofsetured by V. S. CLISAVER, for *bleb lbe reorived ft the prise medal at the various ishibitioss Warranlid not to Ware the eals o and imassanni a Abaft and ratraalig portages. F. S. MILAN' Lit Ilhwbwnastaaewr7 dinnatiosind loam and wham?, d Onset dmisslia. at the sit pdMs Walk winch la gum/mind br stmerslssi tint way Mid* ism his same. Shippers seggliaL—Nsindanbary, 15. lad Llanativere, Holborn. HLf succeesfol results of the last half century base erased berme quite. Met ROWLAND" MAC SSA peewees pre altar') rsorables pewees la the pewee, Mem Ow sad tiepwweseat of lee bums hose. M preveMe rOrem e or meat grey, au:robes mob bee, liana lame we eai debtre, ar4 wake: it breathe/ask ems. sad ebeetr. Is rho peetb of IL* e.td. ele4ers, mei Millielletti.• it Is un'a be ethwilethe ceoreaaa. For Abbas Nls espeeially reeteressied m Mara be beets et a bswetitd bad of bob. tries Ste. ed. ; 75.; la* blithe (equal le bee ebeM. Na NI.; ad doubts that elm, OrWes.— On ;be swapper dee& beetle we Me mei Rey. bleie Memos Oil." to two Ilies.—aid by A. ROWLAND and KW. 10.1latt000raribe. Lemke; and by amber sad verftweere. RR. DE JONOWS LIGHT•BROWN COD LITER OIL troy be obtained ta totals deli. adadakd add la. attb bb pump sadslasatare, from Meade easelsadaa. 41118.411. 1111111POID, dad Co, /I, dined, Load.% mad hada may r almialeUi la sows sat wintry. IMPERIALL Imalf.gbaict i r, b. Sa. hate (f 0 oz.). de. fd. Usladta ( 40 di.). IIUIII3/3111A1L—Oe the 291 k of May, 1866, as hoolotke ono athodad b tar High Coon of Othasery ma es llth Jaw schoolbag woo weds prbeawl. sealant Jamb Proakha owl 'lbws. o mOO% Ullll2 troth V ado a porgy of 81.00 f, thio mafiosos. which to swo barb Lobar@ At of isalooc, mid mond oy the Nab of the Boob do Phu- Ilsolio do Perth sad thr Isparta= ot i =l es. flowas. 110woraw. Po. is a woody kw and thisaidaa alt e slots. Insawaar, =Ow in ==doz a tosoLosaly owl mar* rusts sal wombs al sasobloo laws is Wag Mw thoabbtos athlithos bs, r tho nia el the sada of a wet peados el ibis pagailathas. blowthas. lU. I to the mg asaViessal woody ha that dew of dthwdors whisk onsootabassiy, the eth with MINIM loth' timbal& dadlawothosibilitta= Ith saithablisa. oldaifi.rOs oselopodia la lho woohl emit imam Thew thos, boo. 1,1, and 1, ems albs, &NM al tear or soak aid d al soarathas qua-Wm nay sie bts to this sabot table Mallet tisk we blast sosaysowth IMO la tth ors% at Ilia. sath; trio I. Mos. divitod lato s o ma shwasoo oitholablorad by V al Lai MILK tool, he. —To to lad.lad.elbow& owl Mob, bo=sh beton fabrics. 6s, CcralsLiamo wad Os.. I; Oalowlatross; blesor, lll llo. Oatortlansost; S. H . S. loghwa. drogrolas. Ilarbatotroet. 11.61. t• Trios: ehes!it, lord.anst, Lmer 0.1; 1011s0.11, ,Viti. • lifs.r , wit, .s..f how. and Vows% Mosioallar. IS. r•••••1-•••or.. I •nt•.•••• THE DAILY NEWS : LONDON MORNING PAPLE, peke anstampel 4d., Moped U. Ladles Liberal Journal, the milasse d Me COMM* cad et all slued Wares. la the meat end rake o' 1Y pored ellelleary at its reports, end in .ti• varied mseselatill imeaMelida ties keta.sed the city , maim, owarssay rdsles—dis mot is seetrpsewed. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS AT THE SEAT Olt MATt. ITS VORER.N NEWS IS RELIABLE AND IMPARTIAL. Al reclusively early report et eh! pplim is the ladies Bees le sep. Pled to it by envy Overload Mall. sad it seatalas TEE ONLY DAILY MIMING RESORT. vitt list of prime. IT P.XCLUDES ALL OFFENSIVE EovamszNErre. It it strictly Isoependeut, sod, thou' tbs. alit ' rue Oita ea ', y ct Its cohtempersrise. popes ••••••= 1 7 sled early latorta.t.on, achieved tor It character wicks dot Mese to aay. To be ordered a any byliseller ar aewienes la the Maiden; se at Se What, 10. Bouverr-etreet. Piret - etret.„ 4 l " aaa ' E.S. dleteulty to meditated ob the paper W evade, Net et I /WOW price, the pubLeber will, en appUsaties, tarnish the woes of sews scents ready to supply It, at IS.. ed. par iparaters, paid la ° haste* Phet-ealee order. ALLY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 am. ALLY Ira., at Is. pout: o . kt wIPIMAI hi pe raZ a ," es o l ,T m r . iIfiLTERE. News d Ag a rtt. ° 4, Teill ( Wrstralt. Jrbiterriags• JOPAILY NEWS FORWARDEIIto the COUNTRY es t v 11141.40 l'OlVf. at ler. 041. per qv, parrot in advasee, HN MAMA. 10, Upper Albsay-si, laseaerpst, Booliaillur W Nees Amt. VAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, is Loudon, at Ila par qaanar.--11INTIn 11011141 NO ISAIL. at SI Ifs. Vial MO DO, In. Gd. pn gr.-11. ADAMS. 0, Pannenl‘nraa. naanalann, Neve Ann. BAYSWATER. — DAILY NEWS LENT TO itLID; .. .app.fed to the tomotry main pool. It MI& lot gitarter. paid la advoce.-11. BOILISICA, Grov•-torritoo. Rot- Isiosovooo. Mows *MU 140 1 ,7 6 , as k LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1855. DUBLIN, Nov. 6. Of the new attempt at agrarian murder, which, there is too mask reason to fear, will prove to have been suomeefal, mad the news of which was briefly asnosaded to yes yeatemlay by telegraph, the only Tls4.yet lams buss are those tomilisesi if the I = la rliel l stleimed . tbe a Metils at Mir Blade seems amireeily to mend ever the ematig. The analogies memo to have takes Abet, sad le soother dhow Wm wra are Mereed es leers that a similarly diegresital sees* bee hew enested. ♦murder was weamitted yesterday is the nsfighbeelleed el Moue, fu the Kings County. We en am It la psemselen of the fell paWsulani ; but we eadgestand the geeghwen AA was of Wad and generous dimities, end getaway esSimeed. The murder was of =we eseaseled with the Milan et lead, sad it was PM.' traded wrier Mu dinners at the raManly system of rib. besien. The murder tesh plea at BridowelL Two MS fired at the more Mme, Ist mimed their amt, which was Mr. lisseabettoes, of Newish Lodge, near Bell somber. MOATS, PSIDAT 24101T....-OS this day Mr. Bsshtmn with Mr. Beerier, were fired at after tilde" preineinn lead is the King's County, within three ribs at this sews. Hs Weedy before parted with the sheriff sad police. Mr. Beeshan wait:bet through the seek with • but. and several slags bodged la his fees sad tweet. I havejest sees Dr. Fry, seed be nap it is very doubtful whether he will live until mewing. Mr. Bamsbottdm is an 'gest, sad Mr. Beacham is an assistant. It was intended for Mr. Rams bottom, but Mr. Beach= war nut the two men that And, and Mr. Bastabetter, although walking in line, 'seeped. The Earl of Carlisle's visit to Belfast his, on the whole, been one of the most satisfactory of his Ex cellency'. excursions sines he amused tbe govern ment of Ireland, manifesting, u it has dons, the cordial tone of public feeling and the vast progress of industrial enterprise and prosperity in the capital of the North of Ireland. The inscription written by his Excellency for M'l)owal's bronze statue of the Earl of Belfast was placed or the pedestal on Saturday. It is as follows : Frederick Richard, Berl of Belfast, born Nov. 25th, 1827; died, February 11th, 1853. lie was permitted, in a career thus brief, and in • private station, to exhibit rare secomplishments and virtues. In sorrowful mew man tic. of their bright promise, sad early nose, all classes of his fellow.citizens have raised this statue. oat of the market, then was a reduatiou from the extreme ' rates of Bs. per sack, the top quotation being reduced to 69. The sale of foreign became very restricted, and town made was dull at 76a. Oa Wednesday there wore 1,220 sacks par mast and 1,610 sacks &raj's, with the avenge supply per rail, when Norloths farther gave way, hating hum sold at 68r. to 68.. 6i. ; bat as Friday, with the improved feeling on the wheat multi; sad the appeuance of bayen from France, Monday's price wee momend, end 695. became the arrest quotation. In (amigo thus was great &mans, and cargoes of Spanish afloat were held high, via., at 66a, and not pressed on the market, Fareign barley has been going into consumption without replenishment, and during the week wo exported 3,260 qn., only teceiviag 1,800 of bons growth. The absent* of stout handsome parcels of malting is felt this ilteiloll, and all samples approaching this description found ready domed at fall rata; but than being • good deal of gnarled I foreign on show, of an inferior sort, no market for such was dull, and nthar down in prior. Throughout the week there have been no foreign imports, sad with the arrivals by Friday of 2,200 qn. English, there was scatoely as altered !Gann in the taadii. _ . . _ Ws inalttrsisiss bees of the use quiet charade; wittiest change of priest. The !tinily' supply of oats has sestina= on the decline, 8,368 qn. only being reported; while Irish new have increased, 11E00 qn. having got up, priaeipally black. The English were short, via . 1,400 gem The exports is the ,pellaldne teethed to 12,642 gm, in eimeeweenes of the late purchases for the cavalry is the Bast. The whole market was dull, this. exports having bees provided for before, and foreign descriptions only found • retail demand at us chaaged rites; but all descriptions of new were 66. el= with a very sluggish sale for black Irish, at the red Oa Wednesday thin were 6,430 qn. Irish, and 6,280 Micipe The difficulty of selling new corn then remained ; as alteration in priests less generally noted. Oa Friday, widtp out any farther Wags* from Ireland, there were 6,1E9 qrs. more faMiall, the pressure Wag still on new etas, without any difference in the value of old. Beans have only appeared in small quantities, vim, 771 qn. of home growth. Taw market was very firm for swes7 ancription on Monday, end has continued so throughout the week. Egyptian afloat are held at 425. ; Danubian mains, 445. to 46.. Pees also were limited to an English supply of 471 qrs. Whits boilers again showed a ruction on the late advance, and MOM 2s. cheaper, with a slow demand ; but maple sad grey sold readily at former rates. The consumption of these tatter in the winter months, and the limitation of the pea crop here, sad general abuses of foreign 'applies in Hine kinds, seem to ensure the permanence of present prices, with little fluctuation. Blue pus have found a limited demand for Scotland; but inferior descriptions of thus have hung on hand. Without arrivals ow exports excepting trifling quantities, the linseed trade hes continued with • firm look, and cakes find a ready sale at some Marsala of value. Winter tares have again receded in value 6d. to le. per bushel, 81. now being the top price, whereas at the commeccement of the season they sold at 131. Chary has bees Arai. Henget= rather dearer. Rapeseed fully as high. Mustard neglected. Clover's= in increased demand as the WOWS approaches, with little offering ; sales of red Bordeaux free on board have bees made at Ws.; now great rates are demanded; white finds buyers occasionally at full prises. Cutaway, coriander, and the minor seeds mach as lest quoted. The country markets for wheat show • considerable variety. At some pleura trade has only been slew and prime the same, while the extreme reduction has been about te. per qr. At Bristol, Ipswich, and Louth there was little I change. At York, Newark, Spsldisig, Wakefield, and Leeds the abatement was only le._; at Boston, Norwich, Newbury, and Market Resin, Is. to 2s. At Hall, Newcastle, Ones. borough, !Raeford, Ripon, and litcekton-on-Tees, the pedar tion was 2s. Manchester =tees fall of 4d. to 61. per 701bs. on American wheat, and 3d. to 4d. on Irish. Gloucester reports • decline of 2s. to 3e. Lean describes the abatement' at 2s. on all doe maples, and 31. to 4s. on all below that quality. At Liverpool. on Tuesday, American was 21. to 3d. lower per 70 lbs. Oa Friday there wee but a retail I trade, at barely the previous quotations; but flour was is request for export at a slight advance. Maize finished at 445. Leicester and Nottingham, on Saturday, were le. dearer. Spring corn shows little change, with the exception of an improved value in beans.and barley, in tome in stances of Is. to 2s. per qr. In Scotland the cern trade hes been dull, with littlel variation la Weir. At Olaegow there have been good arrivals from Liverpool and the Mediterranean, with a better exhibition of samples of home growth, which was cease- queetly 61. to Is. per boll ebeaper. Flour also partook Of Is. decline. In spring ewes little change was experieningt oats, being snow sale, were replaced in granary. EAU burgh was Is. to 2s. per qr. cheaper for wheat, wham. material change is other gram. Ireland shows some dulness sad decline. At Dublin all sorts of wheat were le. less per barrel, and oats were dull. Barley sod beans tally as dear. The last market was, how ever, firm there, as well as at Belfast. Wheat and tour were dull at Waterford and Cork, but mains rather dearer. FOREIGN. Without much animation in the demand, the flour market at Paris has shown firms.= and some small advance on the previous week's prices, 1046. to 105 f. having been paid far the first marks, some holders demanding 2f. more, the quo cations belt' now from 102 e. to 103 c. per 159 kilos. Spanish Sae offered at 102 e., as well as thou of Lorraine sad Bat , =Sioviemheire:rwaotulto2e be . b t u o ym . for t i el t iv n ef l y ns in a f y o e u . rm in oLithe °redone little has been offering by farmen, and If. per auk oilt hut. obtained over the past rates. Other sorts we held for • similar improvement. Southern is held at ta WI. par lack; the Lower Loire, 64f. to 66f. Rye is less offered. Barley difficult to sell ; Sautour, 28f. to IV 60e. r: 100 kilor. There Is some demand for oats for fame delivery, but for immediate use the sale is heavy. The ezhente rise in wheat io the departments is If. 34c.; this is at Berge= while at Lander there is • fall of If. The priscipal Datch markets note • rise, with a good business in wheat; both Rotterdam and Amsterdam giving similar reports. In Belgium, too, prices have been firm, and there has been a lino demand at Antwerp for Ds lesbian sad American mane. At Louvain prices were, however, somewhat osier. Then had been little activity of late at Bilbos, in consequence of the cessation of fresh orders from France; bat prices were firm, for want of arrivals from the interior, when the deliveries were slower, at a greater coat; no great supplies were therefore expected before December. Many vessels had arrived for France, is pureness , of former contracts, sad mote were daily expected. The freight of Spanish vessels was, for ports between Dunkerque and Bordeaux, 30f. to 31f. rear 1,000 kilos. First quality flour was held at 68f. per 100 kilos ; white wheat, 35t. 80e. per 80 kites. ; red, 34f. free on board. The supplies of wheat by water were better at Berlin, but not by land. Much rye per rail had been received front Hungary, and • great deal more wee expected from that country, all to serve for delivery to the end of October. In spite of this, prices were but little affected, though some decline was expected. For wheat the dents= was limited. Barley and tats were neither of them pens jetty offered or sought. Boiling and beg peas were seams sad wanted. Wheat prices at Stettin were hardly mein mined. In Switzerland wheat prices liad somewhat receded, viz., 74e. per 100 kilos. in the week at Bale. At &wish the fall was If. 22e. From other ports the reports were sisil All the Baltic ports sire* as to the exhaustion of their stock., and the limited eharaster of the new supplies. The new wheat it very inferior; weight, from 49 to 61Ibs. per bushel. Continental prieu are now generally too high to enema. Illi•obipments to this country. Denmark, Sweden, and Holstein, though not so badly off, still report • deficiency. Barley in the Danish islands is barely an average ; oats are hotter, but not abundant. Beans, peas, and cloveneed, seedessly deficient. Supplies at Hamburg were very short, 99411 deal Them hel i n= Mod annals at New 'York, but orders wenstee low fig ardsneics banana • and prices for common to good flour went 'Re. per brl. iower. The beet kinds, however, wen not caeaper. The last sales were about 44,800 bile., including 12,000 for delivery in N ',ember, 8 dole. 25c. to 8 dole. 60e. extra ; Indians, 8 dole. Mc. ; Odle, 8 dole. 623 e. to 10 dole. ; Genesee, 9 dole. 25e. to 11 dole.; Outsiders, 8 doh. 150 e. to 9 dole. 75c. Soothers sorts were rather dearer, in ceseequenew of the lively demand for export. The exports from the let to the 12th October, in flour, were 42,348 bile. ; wheat, 313,788 tha bushels. Corn was lc. to 2c. leas per bushel. Ws fear t much of this has been taught by the frost of August 31st, which was unusually early ; in lat. 42 deg , 30 miles south of Boehm, the thermometer being then only 28 degrees. Prices were rather higher at Alexandria; wheat, 475.; bran, 36e.; barley, 325. per qr. Freight, 7e. 64. Wascits.—A return, published by the Shipping Gassgge, shows that tle number of vessels wrecked in tin month of October .mould to 179• Owing to the late violent pin this number, with lb. c=aption of the Massa its hammy, when they amounted to 238 vessels, is larger than has occurred in say one month during the present pear. This, in September the hues amounted to 106 mule; in August, 109; July, 70; 164ane, 83 ; May, 98; APT% 109; Marsh, 149; Fsbniarp ; and in January, WA. [AdneisebtabL)—HOLLOWAT'S PILLS AS VITRA ORDINARY RIORDT VCR TIII CVSS NM Alb IMP= Cburaarn. Ow at a Lena emai. W. bal~l Paw Ilrenaba L lfme. nod 13. 1856 :—" To Praissiir RiarrOr-Dier E11Ar460114 I toe orreral non bon dmiabiel deli Mk. Mead ▪ dma nab. I waa Massa Is lzy nor bennabla gib. nal. Mar NOW nen kw a nun dma I ban no sawasst pbonno la Was SI p.ibin ban ban no mar al raminiag ft what raib. W. Iliblease SIN by an =slim autism tbreasbeat e tia -- ; at Iheeparir Millsese H4 60 : 024. nna, Lisa% abb be, iblimbwo, Wax !pig brita.Wap, signi Ilwyma; rdIL aim. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, LONDON. The Council held their first @simian of the acids nisei year 1865-6 on Saturday last. The Andrews Scholar. ships were awarded to Mr. Field's Thorpe and Mr. Percy Greg—to the former 1001., to the latter 601. Of the other candidates Mr. Alexander W. Young and Mr. John Hen nail were mentioned with honour for their attainments ia classics and mathematics, and Mr. John Manning Needham for his attainments in mathematics. The examiners, besides the profeuore of the college, were 'tetanal Lewis, A.M., Professor of Latin in Queen's College, Cork, and B. J. Routh, A. 8., Fellow of St. Peter's College, Cambridge, (innerly a Flaherty Scholar of University College. The vacancy in the Lectureship of Practical Physiology and Histology was directed to be advertised. A vote of thanks was passed to Horace Hall, Esq., of the firm of Penal sad Co., bankers of Florence, for the seal, ability, aid generosity with which, as agent for the emeritus of the late Edward Lambe, Req., et Florence, be had acted gratui tously for the interest of the University College Hospital in the estate of the deceased, during a long and ratrieste negotiation. • share in the dividends of the Working Men's Peel Memorial Fund, to the amount of 151., to be expended in the ptuthue of books, pamphlets, treatises, essays, maps, and other aids to knowledge, was voted to seek of eight institutions—viz., the Tamworth library and Reeding room Institution ; the Atswell street School, Cierkenwell; the Meekanics' Institute, fitiuthamptin-bufid lags, Holborn ; the Camberwell Institute for the Industrial Classes, Leipsio-road, Camberwell ; the Walworth Literary and Montilla Institution, Manor.plece, Welworth ; the Manchester Fres Library ; the Salford Royal Mu seum and Library; and the Mechanics' Institu tion, North Frederick street, Glasgow; and a like share for another institution to be decided on by the committee—Mr. Grote, the Right Ron. Sir Edward Ryan, the Right Hon. Edward Soutt, M.P., and Mr. John ' Wood. A further distribution will take place in May nest. The deed of declaration of trust, the impressions of the cop per plate engraving of the schedule of regulations, together r with the insteps and labels, were deposited in the college on ' Wednesday lest by a deputation from the committee of sub scribers, consisting of Mr. George Alexander Meephail, Mr. James Yates, and Mr. James Rouse, three of the earliest promoters of the working men'. memorial. TER CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. (Fran the Mark Lose 6oyersse4 BRITISH. We have had • very rough and rainy week for field operations, and congratulate those fortunate growers who got their seed wheat into the ground under previous favourable circumstances; for, with a forward strong plant, then is a oorresponding preparation to resist the casualties of a variable season. - The supplies at the several markets have generally been fair, and the upward tendency of prices has been checked, th ough foreign arrivals have con tinued on a limited scale. But the fact that there is yet a good amount of old wheat appearing help to relieve the aossetin which have been entertained as to the deficiency of the new crop, and serves to show how extreme were the slams once entertained by some writers as to the wants of the nation being supplied. Calculation for the future on the other hand have been made of a favourable kind to quiet the fears which still obtaia in some quarters, and hasty °occlusions have been drawn from entirely superficial surveys. Now, without statistics before us, these calculations must be based upon fancy rather than upon facts, and these latter are nearly ~striated to the importations of foreign for a Serial of years. Without approaching the confines of alarm, we do hear from the lips of many respectable farmers that some fields this year lave only yielded twenty bushels to the acre, and that land of the some stamp last year yielded fifty to silty bushels ; while the thinness of the grain in many eases shows there was a serious blight. To suppose the increased breadth to amount to one fourth, or 26 per tient., G world r fleetly gratuitous. We should say that a tenth woul be found nearer the mark ; for the cultivation of as much wheat as possible is always the farmer's aim ; the terms of his lease, as well as the power of the soil, however, fis • limit which he cannot safely pass. We hope, and fully be lieve, that England wiU not go short; but the fair yield of some farms we think not esounk to make up the deficiency of others, and it would be unwise to ignore the wants of our allies when the millers of Freon have again appeared on our market, to make good tholes gannets which their own supplies do not so readily permit. It is much better to sake a timely and wise provision against starcity than to be suddenly startled by the appalling fact stsriag as in the fans. The deliveries last week were 141,708 qn., at 78e. 4d., against 14t,852 qn., at 80e. 7d_ .. last year. The foreign arrivals for the week ending 24th October were 37,423 qrs. The wheat market, on Monday, onanesomil on a supply far the previous week, consisting of 7,100 qrs. home grown, 650 from Spain, and 6,200 from New York. This latter arrival le below expectation in quality, being light, and some grains partially smutted, and, if a fair sample of the prods°s of the United State+, would indicts the yield to be over-ratod. The exports were 1,900 qrs. The morning's samples from Ems*, Kent, sad ether parts were only moderato in the quantity they represented ; those of fine quality and condition sold early, at little difference from the previous rams ; bet the bulk was somewhat affected by the weather, and the last country repasts Wog down ward, millers bold off, and a general rsdastios of 2s. per qr. was submittal to, without making any great progress is sales. Foreign, ea the contrary, was held with the greatest confi dence, and some retail sans were made at fall prices. Cargoes afloat also found buyers without making any concession. Eyptian has sold st 64e. M., and 641. to 571. G being asked - tor Seidl, Galata at 76e., Saloons 745. to 76e., Amnion red 770., white 82s. Oa Wedoesday, the snivels per roast wen reported as 2,810 quarten, the foreign being 2,270. Though the market continued without the bait excitement, the ono-left els e pa were more moodily pistol than on the previous day lOireign wsasteady. Oa Friday there was very little oddi ties to the previous supply. via, early 700 grape! coast, sad 300 irons *bread. A better nag was thee evinced; the 10/pd, was mow saved by the Amam, Homiest, arrived her from little English of good qua lit y this showinostensivg found with as ea easy Aberdeen. Dover, Nov. 4 .—The Samuel Badger (Amer'. tele, sad the Wee of (emigre were more e, oas ship), Salter, from Trepan for Pommies*, N.H., with upward look. salt, was Wen in with very leaky..on the 9th Oct., sad the There wee a good "apply of 60/1/, both frees the meetlyalt, mew takes off by the Dorothea, nitwit', arrived as Dom and America t the former eousisiss of 'early 17 . 000 sacks, which landed the metals sad Grew at Yard an Or. le the letter 6,000 barrels. The 'sports were trifling. The The Bares Holberp_was tota ll y lore is the North Sea, Oct . I large quantity from Norfolk mess to have been seat is 30, NOW leaded at likpatrom. astielpaties eta hegira @apply but die Prowl& being dna L*IEA STOFOL HA 8 FALLEN! and oar dm UL mast sow be prealimill br Oa vibe,. ,99 IMF a b aartab. awe miltle bd. Lay ta irlbor dubs ;vs an at die ail OW—ft will sat be E Ebb Tam easeasalftst b. N. b lib bp; best pilled 49 91..-9.999 EOM YEA COmPAWI, kaperins awl balm, 9, beat IL Babb Chwaliyard. Iliaaposibaired. LLOVERS of FISH .-- 100 gnaw TAR OUIE BLOATERS kr Is.. padmia_ _IMIBIaI. Uwe Y 1111711111111 D DELIUS C• MI IDIMP ABUME at POOD Marmaki ft aU parte, ea moript at smatua low. ea Ism MN oralart) Pull sad pits dbuslial. NNW. me marest Maly MOS. LEWIS, Ma. Eli Ow. Biattlieseauth. " MB RBIs *id saw Mr. Lattla ne ra u =l use& Tommatb md es Sri Uri Illsoisim Palms, OVA UMW Ittamarsv. Mem .110. —As Nom ea am ama psuperi Mama est poor emirs Skrame. be aismed te mad me a sm./ as _ul. nen I AM Iset swims pm rust aaddeetior.— A. J. drawn. allimildiel4ollli. It. lamer's Perm Ouzo m I. 1114? MUSIC. JULLIEN'S PROMENADE CONCERTS. Last night M. Jollion began his series of node counts in Covent Garden Theatre, t r aZ made arrangements with the directors of the Royal Italian Opera for the occupation of that house for five weeks. The theatre is fitted up according to his usual plan, the pit and stage being thrown into a vast promenade, in which the (=lntro is placed, with refreshment and reading rooms (plenti fully supplied with journals and periodi cals) behind. The house, moreover, is splen didly decorated. The great chandelier is now surrounded with six weight smaller ones, filling the theatre with a blaze of light. A new dress circle of open boxes has been erected along the front of the grand tier, which greatly enlarges the accommodation at the house, and, filled with company, chiefly ladies, had a gay and brilliant effect. Jullien's orchestra (as Is wen known) has always been of great magnitude and of the highest quality, being composed of our most eminent performers on every instrument. This muss he has made an improvement upon it, by doubling the softer wind instruments; that is to say, hawing two principal and two second flutes, two prin cipal and two second oboes, two principal and two sound clarinets, and two principal and two second Insmoss. In this, we think, he hes dose right; setaWishing a more correct balance between those iestrunsats and the great body of stringed instru ments whisk he employs. The effect was certainly exoellent. He has engaged that most brilliant and attrestin singer, Madame Gutsier, for the whole mks. The assent of last night was made up, on the whole, of admirable materials, though it presented little novelty. The first part consisted of Weber's Overture to Euryanthe ; a Quadrille by mullion on subjects from the Mode du Nord : the Funeral March from Beethoven's Sinfonia Eroiea ; the finale to the Soisnambuks, " Ah, non giunge," sung by Madame Gassier ; the first movement of Mendelssohn's ' symphony in A minor ; a solo on the ophicleide, played by Mr. Hughes; a pretty waltz of Jullien's milled ' 0 La Belle do Village ;" and lastly, the well-known "British Army Quadrille." All these pieces were admirably performed, listened to with the utmost attention, and most warmly applauded. Madsen Gassier was hailed with acclamations from all parts of the house; and her aria, which she warbled with marvellous brilliancy, was loudly encored. The rest of the concert went off less smoothly. The vast promenade had been completely full from the beginning of the evening. But now it had got more than full—eo excessively crowded, that the pressure had the effect of producing uneasiness, which gra dually rose to turbulence. The second part began with the well known selection from Don Giovanni, in which the solo parts were admirably executed by Messrs. Barret, Baumann, Hughes, and Honig. This was followed by a military galop, founded on the " Trumpet Call of the &saves," a composition of great fire. Next came the Minuet and Trio from a Symphony by Bristow, an American composer whose name is beginning to make some noise among his countrymen. We could not judge of his merits from so slight a fragment, which was a rapid scherzo, in imitation of the manner of Beethoven. By this time, too, the crowd in the promenade bad become so noisy that it could scarcely be heard. M. Jnllien was obliged to break off in the middle of the move ment, sad to wait some time before be could resume it. Madame Gassier then came forward; her ap pearance produced comparative quiet, and she sang " 0 Inca di quest' anima," and the favourite waltz which she is in the habit of singing, most charm ingly. From that time the concert went on with repeated interruptions, and in the midst of shouting, yelling, pushing, and fighting. At one time several policemen made their appearance and seemed to restore order for a moment ; but the dis turbance went on crescendo till the end of the performance ; end even after M. Jullien and the performers had left the orchestra, and after all the company in the boxes had departed, the props in the promenade still remained for some time longer, bawl ing and yelling from mere wantonness and not know ing for what. The whole exhibition was most dia -1 creditable to the persons engaged in it—the people for whom this elegant and inexpensive entertain ment bad been provided. It formed an unpleasant contrast to the very becoming and decorous beha viour of the equally crowded audiences who have frequented these concerts for several years put. DRAMA. SURREY THEATRE. A new drama in three acts, was produced here last night under the title of Loos and Hower; or Soldiers el Hone—Heroes Abron4. It is from the pea of Mr. J. E Carpenter; and although somewhat late In the field, ap pears to be Ottoman as a kind of psics d'eccasion, the incidents being largely mixed up with the resent stirring events of the war. The piece opens in sa English isountey village, where Captain Mei,ills (Mr. Richards), a rose soldier, falls kMe with the miller's deughter, Joky Gray (Miss E. Esioders), and plans her forcible abdeetions. Is this he is roiled 1•7 a private soldier of his owe regiment, George St. Melt (Mr. Creirwith), who, to prevent the oilman en the girl he himself loves, Brie ea his tracer. A courtnartisl and sentence of death are the uneasy malts ; bat the pri soner's escape is effected by the girl whom he has preserved, and the libertine officer is deprived of his cosamissiou for various if figUlSTitilP. It the third act we fled all the dre- Medi persona before Sebastopol, St. Clair baying Mesa to the command of his regimen; and the erdeetest Captaia Melville, • disgraced outcast, is on the point of being orrestol as a &min spy, when he saves himself by enlisting as a private soldier in the regiment sommanded by St. Clair. In the storming of the Roden, St. Cleir's life is preserved by Melville, who is atonally wounded, sad dies soliciting the pardon of the men whom be has injured, sad who tarts out to be his brother, and rightful heir to estates of whieh he has bus defrauded by the repentant villain. Of coarse then is an underplot, and of atom Mr. H. Widdionsb (the popular low cousedias of this establishment) is the mails support thereof. This gentleman. as a waiter driven to enlist as • drummer by the iedifferease of a coquettish chambermaid, PC410 , 641111 roach genie humour, and made the utmost of his pert. The pine was completely sacesssful, sad the multitudi nous patriotic and valorous sentiments wills which the dialogue is plentifully interlarded found raper sirs echoes in the sethasium of • Surrey audience. LoaT Sams.—Berwick, Nov. 3.—T60 Doers, Gon dews, of and from Drs. for Leith, waa totally wrecked ' as the 31st Oct. on Nazis island ; the crew , with the surge sad stores, have bees saved. ' , waters, Oat. 26.— TM Nuevo Rosario (Spanish brigantine), Cioisoehes, frogs Liverpool, for Cadis sod Seville, with a panel cargo, was this day drives ea shore et Verna, ail lasgaes 'oath of this port, daring a strong wild at N.W., sad a heavy sea, Oct 17, sad secs west to pieces ; very little of the sure has bees wed. Quebec, Ott. IL—The Isabella Walker, Doweie, of Neill' Shields, frets St. Jobe. N. 8., to the Tweed, water absodosed Sept. 21, in lat. 68 18., lee. 26 W. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPEN CE. ingADMIKALTT, Nov. 6.—YROMoTION O . — The follow promoons have bean b theard of - ralty, in ti oonsequenee of made the su c cessf ul operations Admi at Mahn= : Lieutenant J. H. Marryat (1852), of V e Cracker, 2, gun , boat, in the Black Sea, promoted to the rank of °pomander. Master B. W. Brooker (1866), of the Spiteful, 6, paddle wheel steam sloop, of 280 bore power, in the Baltic, bas been offered a commission ea lierteaant in the Royal Navy. Master J. Thomas (1828), premoted to be a retired eons wander. APPOlNTNlXlll.—Lieutenant (Additional) C. C. A. Kane (1841), of the Royal Albert, 121, screw steam ship, of 600 bow* power, in the Black Sea, for service in the Cracker. Paymaster A. 0. Thomas (1886), to the Salamander, 6, paddle-wheel steam sloop, of 220 horse power, at Ports mouth. WOOLWICH, Nov. 6. The undermentioned gentleman cadets, having passed the required examinations neesseary:to qualify them for commissions in the Royal Regiment of Artillery, have been made lieuoinants, and have been appointed to the following companies, theis commissions to bear date Octo ber 1, 1866, vie : Charles Stewart Vardca Wilma to Captain Boxer's NW pony, N.. 4 el the 11l Battalion, at Limenek. • Joss De Burgh Ito:hetet to Captain Snox's company, No. 4, of the 9th Battalion, at Athlone. Rowland Hurd= Webster to Capt. Chancellor's company, No. 1, of the 14th Battalion, at Dover. Charles David Chalmers to Captain Freeth's company, No. 3, of the 14th battalion, at Portsmouth. Samuel Parr Lynes to Captain Waller's company, No. 2, of the 14th battalion, at Dsvosport. Charles Hart Pickering to Captain Middleton's company, No. 6, of the 13th battalion, at Ipswich. Bowes Lennon Forster to Captain biontressor's company, No. 2, of the 6th battalion, at Leith Fort. James Robertson to Captain Maberly's company, No. 8, of the second battalion, at Sheerness. The above °Man are to join their companies at the sta tions above mentioned on the let of December next, until which date they have leave of absence to provide themselves with the necessary equipments for the Artillery service. AUOMINTATION OF ROYAL AUTILLIRT. —Her Majesty's authority hoe boon received at Woolwich for the following augmentation—vie , 1 sergeant to each tithe 8 companies of the 14 battalions, 1 bombardier to each of the 8 companies, and 14 gunners to each company, =skin a total of 112 woman additional to the regiment, 112 bombardiers ditto, 1,368 gunners and drivers ditto. To each of the 14 bans ; lions—Farriers andearriage smiths, 5; shoeing and carriage smiths, 20 ; ogler makers, 10; wheelers, 10 ; making a , total of 1,837 men additional to the regiment. Orders will hereafter be given as to the in which the promotions of noncommissioned oilcan consequent on the above are to be corned out. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 6. The French gun-boats La Lance and La Salute Barbs left Spithesd this morning for Cherbourg. The Penelope, 17, stesm frigate, Cap' sin Sir W. Wise man, sailed for the west coaster Africa in the night. A coart•mattial was held to-day on board the Victory, fiagship, to try James Veinor, ordinsty seamen, belonging to the Hastings, 60, screw ship, on the following charge:— " For that the said James Venier, being in full pay in the fleet as ordinary seaman of, and belonging to, H.M.S. Hastings, did, on t►e 24th or October, 1855, desert and en list into her Majesty's 80. h Regiment." Captain Sir Thomas Maitland, H.M.S. Szeellent, presided, and the court consisted of Captains Stoptord, G. A. Eliot, G. T. Gordon, E. Ommanney, R. Harris, G. S. Hand, W. Crispin, and Mr. G. L. Oreethatn, deputy judge advocate of the fleet. The prisoner, it appeared, had gone on leave of absence on Oct. 18, with others of the same ship, on her return from the Baltic, and before the leave had expired he enlisted into the 80th Regiment, quar tered in this garrison, receiving, when attested, 51. out of the ttgulated bounty of 81. He repettented his name to be John Morison, and that he was a native of Liver pool. As several seamen had before enlisted into the army, the sergeant major of the 80th, S Harrison, asked him if be belonged to the navy. lie replied he did not. Be appeared to be sober. lie was brought in by the re uniting sergeant of the regiment. The case was fully proved ; the prisoner merely stating that be was in liquor at the time. The aunt found That the charge had been fully proved, and did adjudge the prisoner to receive 60 lashes on his bats heck with a cat-u' nine-tails, at such time and in such manner and proportions as the commander in *hie( at l'oeMasosth Oswald direct, and to be isapeisoned In the *aunty gaol at Winchester for the specs of 12 calendar mouths, and to be kept to herd labour during fist period." The &stark, naval apprentices' brig, went out on a cruise to-day. TREE TANEES, Nov. 5. The Phenix, 6, screw steam sloop, Commander H. )d. Elliott. bee arrived here from the White Sea. When the Ptcenis was lying at Varauus there was not less than twenty Bail of merchant vessels loaded there, bound to Archangel—Americana, Bremens, Danes, Ham burghers, end Norwegians; s IPt those were known positively to have bean loaded for E-glith interest, some of the Americans were last from Lund , n, their port of loading ; and at Remmersfert, a port this side of the North Cape, about double the above number of 'weasels were waiting the arrival of the allied blockading squadron to start on the same errand for Archangel. About tin fifteen Bail of our gunboats might have made a rich h had they been there, as there wee not the slightest doubt most of the vessels referred to contained contrabsods of war, under neutral flags, for the Russians. All thee. vessels actually oiled from the abovenanied ports whilst the PI moth was lying at Vardhuus, most of them making certain of dis charging their cargoes and of being faded and coming out twain clear before the ice lets in. SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 5. The war steam transport Ripon, Captain Cooper, arrived here this morning from the Crimea with invalids ; she left Balaklava on the 13th ult . and Malta on the 23rd ult. ; she had on board about 80 invalids ; most of those who were well enough lauded to day. The rest will land tomorrow, and be forwarded to the military and naval hospitals. The following are e names of the passengers in the Ripon , _ vie.: From Beleklav e, C a p tain Arbuthnot and servant , Lieutenant de Winton, Quartermaster Walker, Lieutenant Maxwell and servant, Lieutenant-Colonel Fits. wirer, Captain Warburton, Mr. Humphries, Lieutenant- Colonel Herbert, Captain Drewe end servant, Engirt Young, Lieutenant Deane, Major King and t, Major Centeno , and servant, Captain Peacock and servant, Mr. Curry, Mr. Cole, 0 1 Bentinck end six servants, one private Coldstream Guards, two privates Grenadier Guards, seven nommiesarist labourers, two wash house labourers, three distressed British subjects, John M'Bride, A.B. From Constantinople: Major Thomas, slates n naval invalida,John Gregory, Chas. Jamaski. From Malta : Mr. Owen, Mrs. Penman, three children and servant, eight distressed British seamen, five medical staff Oftil hall Colonel Aire) 'a groom corps, Thomas Wallis, Alfred 1.4w0, John Brown, William Laing. From Gibraltar : Maj r Strachan, Mr. Hicks, Mr. Mulish, Quer termaster•Sergeant Goodman, Charles Duffy, John Rice. The Ripon is taken up again by government to convey oat to the seat of war imme diately 550 troops and 150 tons of coffee. DUBLIN, Nov. 5. The following drafts arrived in Cork in the course of Saturday, for embarkation : From Limerick-9th l• not, 2 officen, 63 men ; 17th Foot, 1 t film, 81 men ; 69 le Foot, 1 officer. 73 men. From Fermoy—let Foot, 2 officers, 60 men ; 30th Foot, 1 officer, 36 men ; 33rd Foot, 2 cfficere, 62 men ; 49th Foot, 2 officers, 59 men ; 50. h Foot, 2 officers, 60 men ; 68th Foot, 3 oilmen, 81 men. From Buttevant 82nd Foot, 72 men ; 62nd Foot. 2 silken, 53 men ; 90th Foot, 1 officer, 72 men. From Temple more —s7th Foot, 2 officers, 62 men ; 62nd Foot, 21 men ; 63rd Foot, 1 officer, 81 men ; 21st Foot, 3 officer*, 176 men. The King's County Rifles have given 150 volunteers to the line. A draft of 50 volunteers front the sth Lancashire Militia at Aldershott is expected in Limerick tocley, to join the 9th Regiment of the line. Oa Thursday the steam transport Perseverance, Captain Harris, arrived off Queenstown, with 3 fi• Id officers, 9 captains, 11 subalterns, 4 staff, 40 sergeants, 12 drummer", 3l corporal,. 696 privates, 49 women. 67 children, sad four horses of the 4th (or Royal South) Middl. sex Militia. The first "ortion, numbering near 600, arrived in Cork on Thursday. They have left for Buttevant, where they are to be statiotted. On Friday the remainder of the South Middlesex Militia arrived per the Prince Arthur steamer, and proceeded to the railwaytation, accompenlian s. ied by their Sae band, and escorted by ge crowd of civi They started at 3 o'clock by train for Buttevant. Amongst them is Sergeant Davis, whose bravery at e the battle of th so e many Alma has rendered him distinguished, ven where parties die/stayed military prowess. The gallant sergeant now occupies the position of colour sergeant , n the militia; and the extrordinsey proportions of hia physique rendered him a conspicuous object in the regiment. Lieutenant- Colonel Seriven, commanding the militia, introduced Davis to General Mantel, who was present at the disenborkation, and who put various questions to the colour sergeant relative to his Crimean career. Davis has the Crimean medal for his services is the eanspaign. Colonel the Hon. H. B. Bernard, 87th, or Cork Light Infantry, is a barrister, bat doffed the wig and gown to put on the more admired costume of the military profession. The Limeriek Chronicle says:—" Revert now says that the contemplated promotions in the K.rry are not to take vises ; and that the resignations that wore to have followed will not, therefore, be sent to •" is that Major Herbert, now retire from active servies,is to iLioni /teeniest. •••••• •••• 11.••• 7 the colonel. Another story of the 89th • who le about to get the sec nd tasj , aity of the SPORTING. -a- TATTERSALL'B.—MONDAY. Speculation was chiefly directed to the Derby, but u few basken of horses wore praetor, its operations were very 6,000 to 600 was laid In one bet against Fly-b7Migbt, sad 6,000 to 400 taken about Ellington. Towards the dose the former was backed for about 1001. at 9to 1. 14 to 1 would have been taken to 2001. about Yellow Jack, but layers stood firm at 12 to 1. 20 to 1 was laid once to a poesy against Coroner, bat the current odds did not ezeeed 100 to 6. 2,000 to 60 was taken about West Langton, 1,000 to 20 about Stanhope by The Hero, sad 1,000 to 16 about Astmloglas. Against the lest-named, however, 1,001) to 10 was subsequently offered. The quotations at the elms were as follow: KNOWSLEY NURSERY STAKES, LIVERPOOL. 3to 1 agat Mr. Rines's Lanes (t) 6to 1 Mr. J. Devices Napoleon 111. (t) 6to 1 Mr. Rookies's Btaffornalaite Nan (t) - - SEFTON HANDICAP. 6to 2 apt Mr. W. Palmer's The 01/ekes (t 3to II DERBY_ 9to 1 agst Mr. 1737iiif. ffitswilUare's Wentworth (t to 601.) 9to 1 Mr. Bowes's Ply-by-Night (t) 12 to 1 Kr. Howard's Yellow Jask (t 14 to 1) 100 to 8 Admiral Hereourt's Pd (t) 100 to 6 Mr. Howard's Coroner (20 to 1t) 20 to 1 Mr. Morris's Artillery (off) 20 to 1 Mr. J. M. Stanley's Porto Rico (off) 33 to 1 Mr. W. 8. 8. Crawfurd's West Lang ton (t) 33 to 1 Lord Chosterfield's rotor Wilkins (t) 60 to 1 Kr. H. Hill's Stanhope (I) 1000 to 16 Lord Anglesey' Astrologus (t), (1000 to 10 aft off) DONCASTIR RAMS —Wo understand that the Doncaster Spring Koolau, 1866, will take pleas on Tuesday sad Wsd nesday, the 26th arid 213th of March. George Johnson, Erg., the zealous and highly respected Chairman of the Doncaster Base Committee, died, we re• grit to say, on Sunday morning last , after a very short illness. By his death the sporting world has lost one of the most sedulous supporters of its iaterests. LIVERPOOL AUTUMN MEETING. PROGRAMME OF THE SPORT. TO SIORZOW (WIDNISDAT). Tel Ai PLATS (Handicap) of 50 sow. for all ages. A winner of any handicap after the publication of the weigbts, 61b antra. One mile. Ace a M Indian Warrior .. ..... .13 6 2 Dear-me luludat ; Bowe 3 7 7 Mary 3 Little Davie master mender Oeseekeeper The Neegulto. The ChickesbyChantl- Roving Body 3 10 Meer 3 610 Ingmar 3 0 Polestar (In. Sib extra) 3 61. Hospitality Barrel - ............2 7 Victory (b b) . Midas Magpie ... 3 6 S Bright by Ma TIM INOWIDLIT NVIIAINT HANDICAP STALL, of 5 15,.. eesb, 2 ft, with 100 added, for 2 yr olds ; the second le receive 20 soya. out of the stakes. Winners of any handl e* after the publication of the weighu, sl b extra. T. Y. C. (117 maw.) I st lb ' st I 6 Mountain Breese 1 lealietr of Lkine..— ".. ... " . 8 First-fly 'Me Bold Beeeleeek • 11 Glestioena 1 Flyaway be by Plane—Bartarlsa .. 7 1 Double Mixture 1 1 film Gamester literdsep, by Coeyeglas L Blt Lawns La Vletimi 7 Cher* Petite Disili &motility 7 Nepotism IIL lb ladi .. P u tmese 7 Plimpton Meld ... IS Sennet Pride Prime's Mixture (Mel. Mb Prey Girt extra) b e by Van Tramp—The Barmen,Melbourne Wren Adam Calcutta Cesrotert, by Mematcher . 7 bl fby Birdcatober —fobs Nay Taft (h b) (led. Sib riper extra) '^7 Outcry .... Pemboree 7 Yule Me lembedw 7 Tue CROITETH WELTNII Cur (in specie) of 40 save., added to a handicap sweepstakes of 5 sovs. each. Winners of any handicap after the publication of the weights of tie vales of 100 cove. clear, slb ; 200 or more, 81b extra. Gee. *men riders ; jockeys slb extra ; second to save his stake. Male and a half. (16 sobs.) Age et lb 1 Age st lb Ilesegefie 5 11 1 Battle 'flUerettme (h b) ..... a II Morgan Battler Yews a 11 Dear-me firie (B b) a 10 Minerva 510 1 The Cropper the Plough 5 10 Siding ' Gamekeeper ...... ...... 4 10 Nell Gyrate .... Hazelnut I Tue .117TANILI SALLiN STALES of 6 DOM each, ft, with 25 added, for 2yr olds ; colts, fist 71b; fillies and geldings, BA 41b ; maidens having started three times snowed Sib, in addition to any other allowance that may be claimed. The wiener to be sold for 100 sou., in the usual way, allowances if sn'ered to be sold for less; 6 subscribers, or no race; if 8 subeeribers, the second to eve his stake. T.Y.C. To clue and name the evening before running. THE ALL•AOID SELLING STALES of 5 toys. each, with 80 added ; 2 yr olds, 7st 91b ; three, 9,t ; four, 9st 91b ; five, 10st ; six and aged, lOst 2.1 r ; mares and geldings allowed 21b ; and maiden 4yr olds and upwards, 71b. The winner to be sold for 120 love., in the usual way; allowances if en tered to be sold for leas. T.Y.C. (5 subs., or no race.) To close and nuns the evening before running. A lb 6 4 THURSDAY. THE OPTIONAL SELLING STAKES of 6 son. each, with 30 added ; 2yr olds, Tat 101 b; three, 9st 21b ; four, 9at 121 b; fin, lOst 31b; sin and aged, 10.1 51b ; maiden 2 Tv olds having started twice without Meg placed allowed 71b ; other maiden 2yr olds allowed 3.A ;3 yr olds having started without winning in the present year 71b; and maiden 4yr olds and upwards allowed 510, in addition to any other allowance. The winner to be sold for 1201., in the usual way ; allowances if entered to be sold for leas. One mile. (5 subs., or no race.) To elan and name the evening before running. THE SCURZT 11.4nDiesp of 6 eon. each, 3 ft, with 20 added, for all ages. T.Y.C. 6 subs., or no race ; if 10, neend to save his stake. To close end name the evening before mashie. THE SZYTON AUTUMN HANDICAP of 5 sovs.each, with 100 added. The winner of any handicap fiat ran, after the publication of the weights, of the value of 70 eon. clear, 31b ; 1001., 6,b ; 2001. and upwards, 101 b lairs, but not to be accumulative. Second to receive 20 son out of the stakes. Yds and s ball. (40 subs.) Sp st a Are et 1 Kr. Ilykee (b 0) 3 7 Was 3 6 Bauer* 5 0 Mary 3 6 Us Fasiy Bird ......... 4 13 Palmerston 3 6 lady Tama 5 6 Yorkshire Grey 3 5 1 Ilasiska• (S b) ....„ a 4 Al cyone. 4 4 Alcyone. W1L. 141 6 10 Iby Prerman—Zlisa- 3 1 ilseltilmeGtantatiller 3 10 rota Ilelherhass reieder (01.101 b. ex.) 3 IS Berman 3 5 49111311 1 eoper 11310blebel:, by Chan.Ossey 3 5 Wier 3 8 Nell Owyass 110saake S 5 Sir recap Mai the Plank 5 A Prince PlsosQls.... .... 3 5 tram M _ Midi ...... 4 0 0 11100 •7 I 5 - - . May rocs 1 5 we , i.eoe. NAVAL AND MILITARY. • I I ; .1 ,[ 4 1 , 1 i 1 ) , 4 I . I 6 6 6 4 6 2 limb= 4 6 2 Eae Chicken, by Magpie 6 3 Ingmar $ 410 Ulster TAB HOLUM SKELTZIL STALES of 3 uses. each, with 20 added; 2yr tilde, Sot 121 b; three, Sat 71b; bar, get 61b; 11»,95t 12lb ; six and aged, lOst; mares and geldings allowed 31b. All winners at the present meeting 610 extra. Horses having started three times during the present year without winning allowed 6lb ; maiden 4 yr olds and upwards allowed 51b, in addition to any other allowance which may be claimed. The winner to be sold for 60 eon. ; allowances if entered to be sold Sr lea. (6 subscribers, or no race.) One mile.. To close the evening before running. Tics Trio STMIES of 5 SOTS. each, with 40 added, for 2yr olds; echo, Set 121 b and geldings, Sot Sib. if 10 subeeribms the weon d to save his stake; it 16, to receive 10 sows. oat of the stakes, and winner to pay 7 gm, towards expenses. The winner to be sold for 100 sous. in the usual way ; allowances if entered to be sold for less. T.Y.C. (6 subscribe», or no ram.) To does the evening before manioc. A SZLLINO STAIRS of 6 ton. each, with 26 sada ; 2yr old., 7st 41b; three, Sst 101 b ; four, get 61b ; five, sin, and aged, 9st 12lb; mares and geldings allowed 21b; and amides 4yr olds and upwards 71b. The winner to be sold for 120 i. in the usual way ; allowances if entered to be told for lees: the emend to save his stake. T.Y.O. evening(6 sub scribers, or no rocs) To close and name the before *timing. a TEE Munro CLIIICMIAN.—We regret that the statement of the dimmest, of tbe Roy. Mr. Parson mak of Hardwick", whom diIIIMPIITSCIS• hes ceased so snob polo to Ms satooross friends, is prentature. All attempts to true the uteruses' gentlesaa have bees snivelling. I. V. NO% I 11 04 ow* i iss . • agh OW ow. 010 / . UM if 10 AD S I. talk 1.06 • „1 " ▪ oe.