The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-11 00:00:00

SPORTING INTILLIGENCA THE MEETING AT DONOAJ3TZE. Se Ma IMAM 01 Ma urn the groat events of the season are Were the world new ; sad after ant week (toppoiag the Otaxtoe wee Is to be so toothed ors toe heed, se promised, as to allow the public to forget ft, and ite diegreesfal ho boes.) we shsZ quiet dews to the One Newmarket Wed p ere nnial hay sod core meetings, with uo other aeons of esehessent tine the Cesanwitok sad Cembridgeekin. Them mesh will be completed beton the bell rine for the St et the SO noes to take pine at Denman, but will Si engross mu& attention pealing the four den' brillisot sport there is to insist at —or, at any rate, inn) after the Sr. Leger rose Is over and the tsetse created by it cooled down. Each day's bill of fare is a banquet is half, sod matters are certain to begin right merrily on Tuesday with the Fitawilliam Stakes, a weight for age Wel &pis that is certain to nips out some of the beat speed of the da as it will eon be ascend for over night. The Great Yorkshire lisadicap, over theft. Leger souse (shoot nee mile sad seven haloes.) is soother greet sea, and will brim together pleat; of good home, all the bsavy weights left on being likely to complimeat the heads. by startler, for there is so bee when impost will aop Mousley over a diatoms that be osa compass. He asay not be very penis' to this course, wpotielly when from Mb to • stoat to seek a trio of stayers as Ask. worth, Hippolyta, sod Choinnost ; sod Bel fifteenth and Swordsman both meet him at such an advastage that if it is only "their day" be cannot hope to give them the weight. T. Dawson should best all the remainder with his Blind, or Holstein, but what the Simoo Pure may eveateally tars out there ie no telline, Benched. who looks PO like the wisest, having been already very freely "peppered," sad the beet oronoy moms to be gong os Hippolym and Act. worthy the former tens a "good thing" on her last year's mein. The Dopester Plate is oily a rode race, in which Vizen should prove true to her tame, and the apparently favoured Lucky titer aid filtookinger must be about as good as Exchequer to beat her. Par the Revival Plato, cal; Attraction and Liddiegton Smith= to beat tbe everlasting (Mon of Trumps, who will glery is the run I. from the Red House, a course over which all three of the two-year. old stakes of the day ban to be soatested. Th e C . peen is use of the prtocipal races of the year, sad will fully sustain its prestige, even if all the " dark " colts backed for the Derby that are mitered—Knight of St. Michael, War, Schoolboy, Monarch of the Wee, Robin Hood, and Lord Lyon—fail to come out. I have my doubts about the last named ; sad wo may see the **dark" division represeoted by nothing` booed Knight of SI. Micheal. Ginnie, and Lady Bank. Net ens of these can boast of such a good private reputation as the Primate, Beelzebub, Strathoooso, Reties, China.. Saes Si. sod Ma. gives have earned in public, arid if no mistake were made over the trial of Stratbcocum before he run in public, he may defeat dl comers, despite his tonne at York. Mr. Merry's Primate or Beelzebub (who have both proved them. selves tint raters, the former being se good looking a gentle. man as anything of his year) bevies to be feared the most by him. Reda, should best all the remainder ;as Chinas might direct his more serious attention to the Olsegow Stakes, fur which he holds Macdonald. Lord of the Vale, sad all others that have ben oat, safe enough in public hymn.. There are some promising fillies in thence for the young fair °ties. Gietus, Sim Harriette. Valeria, Hap. hazard, and Amazon being ell very surd to look at ; but the superiority of Greta. can hardly be questioned, alter her many se newer in good compsey. The St. Leger Day will be occupied with good sport, lads big from two of the three secondary affairs completed, as if previous rousing does not spoil the Handicap Sweepstakes for two year olds and the Corporation Plate they are sure to produce large fields, Mr. Jackson's colours for the first. named, sod Exchequer sod Lion for the longer race, bens most likely to filer e in front. Sens Si will probably walk ever for the Municipal. The Sold for the great event will not number enure thus a done, although J. Scott's stable L spoken of as likely to start three—Mr. Bowes's Klariaska (to he ridden by J. Adams), Lord Durham's Ariel (Athena), sad Lord Falmouth's &sisals ; W. Gaiter's. a ample ; Mr. Chaplia's Breeden:wise (Consocel. sod Broomielaw V. Marro); sad(`. Peck's two—Regalia (Oeborne), end Kate Hamptoo (Wheatley). J. Day's party will probably stand solely oe toe Marquis of Hastings' Duke (Fordhem) despite the whispers concerning Kangaroo and J. Grimsbaw ; and Count Lagrange 's Gladoteur (H. Grionkaw), Mr. R. Wal ker's Christmas Carol (Challonew), Mr. Cameron's Pewees (Clement), Mr. Berry's Zuubed (11.0evey),are Om only other sertais starters, though Mr. Sutton's Nightwatch (Thomas), Lard Stamford's Archimedes (Wells), mad Mr. Waite' Ohm (Snowdon) will all be es the grimed to run, if their earners can see anything like cogent remote at the last ssomeet for their swelling the field. But their taking any prominest part in the real encounter is not at all pro. baole, Archimedes baring dose eo work for a week, sad Beginells, Ariel, and Kate Hampton bang alto quite out' entre hunt ; sod however snot* the field may be, only Glee ' 1 listen', Bresdelban, Mennen Carol, sod the Duke of the oohs (carrying bet 10Ib nob), zed Regalia, Kiernan', sad Pewessofthefillim (Set 51beech ) , will be worth talking about. Peeress's friends argue about her chance on wrong premises, as she must take no credit whatever foe the defeat of Slarindue at Goodwood, where a plater, Trepire, was the equal of the Whitewall wonder ; and Regalia is not cooly bound to beet her a bog way, as she did in the Oaks, but the tables moat be turned ore her by Marinate if she will day run to her York form. To headlamp the Duke, Christmas Carol, Bresdalbans, Retells, and Klarinska se public form is impossible ; but it in easy enough to come to the noclusios they an all' leerier to Gladiateur, who in the col; three-yesr old that has proves himself anything like so good ae Blair Athol was last year. and ought to win the St. !Agee (harries socidenta) just as easily as the latter did, Regalia and Breedalban banes the strongest titles to occupy the second aid third positions. , On Thursday, we shall see Christmas Carol more at home as regards the distance he will be melted to go, be being is the mile Penton Stskes, for which be should give the weight required to all the two.year-olds, very few of whom can compass the distance. Os the same course there le a rich sweepstakes to be entreated by juveniles only ; but the 1001. may not attract Rust* with John to represeat the Duke of Beaufort is his stead, sod we shall see no other Derby favourite in the field, Stntheoran being the best of the remaining lot, sod he must win the Champagne to prove his oapairility to give slb to Ewa, wise is so certain to get the mile as to be worthy of the preference over all-comers. Archimedes' zniefertane raises the doubt whether be can win the Reiland even with only Heir-at-Law to beat, and the latter might have the good fortune to pick up that little plum in addition to the Scarborough. Previous running must be left to throw a light on the Portland Plate (Moul. any is not actually stopped herein by hie Sat 10th, and TY adlow's stable should be watched) and Cleveland Hem. dicap, Exchequer, Stereidoger, Ennui, and Swordsman, all being in the latter, with the dasweroos-lookieg Manor Bieberd. Friday's closed races are all is the same predian meet ; but it will, however, require innething startling to ewer for Oladiateur and Breantltens both to be in danger of defeat for tbe Domeier Stakes. sod Kleriseks for the Park Hill, and the anima of Arebimed•• would loan the Don Stakes to Mr. Merry and the 200 son. Sweepstakes to • couple of " ripe" like Hale sled Osloyer. The Cop has yet to close, and I must defer all satin of it until after she St. Lem —I am, Ica. METEOR. TerrEasAus.43•ll7lDAY. • The time honoured custom of opening the sobeeriptioa on the fisturdav preceding one of the gnat ruing smuts of the year cmin not possibly be departed from in this is atones, but consideriox that the age io which we live is so very practical, and that racing men keep peat with the times, the wonder is that they Maori these repeated twee. of " comparieg" days at Tattersall's except for the Derby, sad the best illustration of our argument is foroielted is the meagre attendance sow...days, bookmakers prodestly pleferriog to melte the last day of the week • day of rest, mace eaperieeos has taught them that a visit eves to the great turf mart ars molt occasions is a bootless errand. There was scarcely soy settling an the week's tmeine, for the very good mace that sot one out of a hundred who had to pay, or even ramie', was present. It was all idle gossip sad speculation as to the iitutieg or son-starting of Gladiateur, end the thmetesed objection to the horse on the monad of certain dental developments , for however stoutly his opposes% argu ed . in sopoori of the timely of his being as • old 'tin," they bad sot the hoofed, courage to back their opieios with their money. As to betting, there was omen. Malty none, as far se the St. Leger wee imocereed ; and although we subjoin a long list of quotelioss for the Cesare. witch, it is only by way of giving the public es idea of whet animals are already in the market for that event. The "Clutoe case" was aloe more brought as the mph, but we were not a little surprised to learn that. despots the anticipated solution of the difficulty next week at Due easter, the owner of Suspicion had sot the remotest idea whether or not " the powers that be" iatuded to exercise their jurisdiction is the matter. ORRAT YORKSHIRC HANDICAP. 7to I at Oarsman (t) .lO to 1 tat Holstals (t 7 to I Huppolyta off) off) Sto 1 Stookey (off) VO to II Tordast (tit oll) ff. MLR _ even apt GladlatentToff, t 6 to 4) • to 1 Regalia S to 1 The &lake (t & off) 10 to 1 Kinimakt(t&off) luu to 6 agst 'Oradell:ooCA 50 to 1 Zambesi It & off) 60 to 1 Archimedes (, t6O to lit 60 tot Ariel (t 061 100 to 1 Lidelavoa & off) CEBAIII 21 to 1 at Palplootes (td of) 25 to 1 Nuneaton (t 01) IS to 1 Chimney Aweep It aad of! SS to 1 Planet (8 and off) dit to 1 gentile (Setoff) SO to 1 Gaston gelding it and on) SO to 1 Ilidon Jack (t d offend) Alb 1 He , ty (t and off) .10 to 1 *Amino ltet CAMBRII Ms to 7 apt Coated Colas iti SON to 100 apt Lord Loa ;14- BETTING AT MANI GREAT YORKER T to I apt Cla M remont T) (t and to I VerdiM (of) 20 to 1 Roulsoy (t t off) la a• I Magi it) THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER 11, 1865. caAlthiellS BMWS. 4 to 1 4414 tool Laos (t) BT. ISOM II to etami l a apt Otsdiatear (t) la t 1 NA M0ri3636 ,e 3) 4to 1 1.11 (I t wd) 36 to 1 Arohimedm (ed) 3361-- TM Da, st I) MP to 1— Owidata6o6tol(o/) CH. 9.6 to 1 apt Balphactes (t) 1 151 to 1 apt Swinton (t) U to 1 apt .0 9 %' 9 www• (1) CAJIMIMIDIII 4IBIII L POO to 9 opt Custard Cando (t) THE CATTLE PLASM,. The following circular has been issued from the Hees►omes : Whinhsli, Sept. 1863. Sir,—l sm directed by Secretary Sir George Grey to inform you that the Lords Corumeihs era sf her Majesty's Treasury will undertake far a periodgnot exceeding three months from the date of the order of the Loads of the Conseil of the 26tb of Amgen, 1883, the payment to it appointed ander the authorise of the orders be the of the Privy Ocieuril, dated the 11th and 98111 of August, 1865 in oration infected with the ' title plains,' or in which there ie memos to apprehend the approach of that cheeks% of the sum of 11. le. for each day that snob inspectors are actually earned in the pert duties of the dutiee required of them by the said orders, with travelling it:peons at the nits not exceeding 3d. a mile each way, upon the conditioes following lordships , reserve to themselves the power of declining to make such pay mente in all cane in which the appointments may appear to have been made without adequate cane% or to have been neneriesearily numerous. Sven appluntioa for payment is to be aceompanni by a certiticate from the authority by which the impostors base bele iippoisted, slating the oinetnatancas under which the appointment bee been made, and that the duties of the icepectore have bees properly per. formed. As, however, no provision has been made in th e set 11 and 12 Victoria, o. 107. for lb* Molest of 11 01 pekoe who may be appointed by the kcal authorities, as in the present ioetanes, in pursuanee of the order of the Privy Council to carry into effect, in particular districts, resulvtions made by nth orders, an applioation to parliameet will be mere oar for its motion to snob payment. A separate account will therefore be kept by the Treasury for esob locality of all expenses defrayed from public funds in respect of these payments to inspectors. which will ha treated se an &d -rams, in order that, if parliament should so determine. such expenses may be charged on local fund& —I am. sir, your obedient errant, H. WADDINGTON." MUTING AT THZ MANSION MOOS& On Saturday afternoon a meeting of the Sanita rium committee was held at the Msaaioa Hones, the Lord Mayor was in the chair, and aoknowledpd the receipt of the llowing sub.criptioes to the compenastioe lusd :—The Corporation of Lundoe, 1,0001. ,• The Babble Cangatr, 1051. ; the Right Hoe. the Lord Mayor, 211. ; Mr. James Brewster, 21/. ; Mr. Jobe Lowe, 521. 10e. ; Mr. John Riggs, 2ffi.Jolts Giblett, 211, ; Mr. Gibbing. 104 10e. • Mr. Thomas Bodkin, 101. 10s. ; Mr. Deputy obbird, 51. b.. ; Mr. Edmund Burke, N. Si ;V. 8., 11. le. The ea:amides were oocupied for some time in discussing the propriety of immediately establisbiog neitoriums the visual opteica befog that they should only establish a few of those bospitels at first in the districts where the cattle dismiss is most virulent. Mr. Bodkin moved that three sanitariums be established, one for the North-esst district, which dould wineries Heaney and Winston ; ono for the North-west district, which would comprise Hammersmith, Chelsea, Padding ton, and St. Pancras ; and ose for the South of London. He believed that if the committee set to work at once there would be no difficulty experienced in raising the neces sary funds, and indeed now that the corporation bad heeded the subscription list the money was beg erg toilow in. Dr. Tripe seconded the motes, which was carried unanimously. Dr. Burge was of opinion that the sanitariums should be established in the most healthy, and not in the diseased, dist:lda of the metropolis, sad that the largest quantity of breathing-room should be afforded in each of them. He suggested that some of the railway arches might be :declared available for the purpose. A sub-committee of three was thee appointed to view the various localities, and to select the best cites for the manitorierts, with ;rarer to negotiate. Mr. Gibbs, the private sseretery to the Lord Mayor, was appoiutad the future secretary of the committee. Mr. Gibbine moved that a circular be sent to the several cowkeepers in the metropolis, asking them to send a return of the number of cows, dim, in their respective sheds. Mr. Redline sad the timekeepers might give something like • return, but that it never could be depended upon. He hoped the committee would themselves be able shortly to produce • correct statistical statement. The motion was adopted. Kr. itudkia mid that some gentlemen had re commeoded the propriety of fittier up a barge on the Thames as a essitoriote, but he nederstood it would take three weeks to effect that object, and by the end of that time the disease might have progressed more even than it bad hitherto dons. He was, therefore, in favour of :unit ise ea immediate commesorment, in the hope that the hospitals would he found efficacious in cbeckieg the ravages of the valtattos. A desultory eoeversation aimed upon matters of detail, at the closeof which the committee ad journed. 801111XT : During the past few wetks several other cases have manifested themselves in the neighbourhood, and • somber of beasts have been ooedemmid by the inspector and ordered to be destroyed. Mr. Eva 's, of Woottoo, has bad several cows allsoked and some of them destroyed. The impreedou appears to have become general that it is impossible to seems. folly treat animals which are mixed with the disease ; but this is sot invariably the cam, instances of escomsful (rest. meet Theriot transpired is this district during the lief few days. Residing an the Holumood, Dorking. there ir s Mr. Toast, who enjoys • rest reputation for skill eke herbalist, and he experimented the other day as two besets—a valuable boll sad a cow—the property of Mr. Evelyn, which had bees condemned by the inspector; and in both came the animals were cured. Since that time he has had a great amount of business, end is the majority of eases his treatment has been auccessfuL So confident is be in his healing powers, that before undertaking tease be sepu• kites that is he dues sot effect • cam he will sot accept say remunairatioa.—Wcat Surrey Times. NORFOLK. A meeting of the central county committee was held at Norwich on Saturday, Mr. C. f 3 Reed, M.P., in the chair. It appeared that in answer to the application for itiformationerdered to be made last week ou tbe !notion of Mr. Woods, ratans bad bees received from 18 out at the 27 poor-law ;mimeo of the county. Theft returns showed that the disease prevails in five unions, but sot to any very alarming extent. The disease still exists, but it appeared to be considered that the measures adopted bed cb•eired its progress, sad, on the whole, the toned Saturday's simling was rather hopeful. ETTFOLE. The disease has prevailed with considerable severity at Mefferd. All the cams are distinctly traceable, sad Mr. Hutto., the local inspector. ban oo doubt that the disease was introduced isto the seigbourbood by a number of Irish beasts *Ma came from Bury Bs. Edmund's. Most of the poor law snipes is Suffolk have given to their Wile dos to the county Gaffe Plague Assorsees Association, the formalise a which was resolved os a week or two since. The diastase bee made its appearance in the Ten dries finadred ; ace farmer has lost his daisy and esti mates his loos at about 1001. It is supposed th at t he discus was introduawl into the neighbourhood by some receatly purchased cattle. Is the seighbourbood d Colchester the disease has also seceded, and several beasts whisk were being tattooed for Christmas have been attacked mid tarried off. The committee of o local insurance emaciation hays received proposals eineunting to 6,5001., but have decided to receive only 5,0601. On Saturday last (Sept. 9) a meeting of the Wor cestershire Agricultural Society was hell at Worcester, to ocleader a resolute= which bad been previously pawed by the 'emend committee, renommoodieg the suspension of the simnel exhibition of stock, in oonseguesos of the cattle plums. The Hoe. F. Lydon presided, and a resolution was to the effect that no annual meeting should be M il l s e e r d tbe current year. Considerable discussion ensued, in which Sir J. Pakington, ALP., and other g e n tlemen, took part, sad eventually the resolution was adopted. At the same time a resolution was edopted foe forming a cattle faineance company for the county. The disease has meal fasted itself at Slourbridge, in this °musty. RERZTORDSHIRZ. It has been resolved that the Ledbury agricul tural meeting, which had been Hied to take place next Wodneiday, shall nee be held thin year, is corequence of the cattle plague. SOOTLLVD. On Friday one case of suspected risderpest wee repeated at Bonoiegton, near Edinburgh, sad one death took plans io the sesitorium. We believe that thirty-four cattle have beau received is the hospital sirs iii ornina. of which twenty-four have died. Tee remain there, but without the promise is any ease of 'worry. A correspoodeet writes Sur half fat cattle be 'rein to Mr. Thomas Miller, former, Briggs, grater within • short dieters of the village of Kiddie toe, are reported to have been attacked with rlederpest. Os Wednesday, the 30th ult.. Mr. Miller took the cattle into the Edinburgh market with a view to &epees of them, but not bring received a suitable offer, the beasts were allowed to remain in Edinburgh all night, and were brought back to Mr. Miller's farm next day. Os the fol. lowing Monday the animals became unwell, and the at ration of the district inspector, Mr. Berthwick. veterinary surgeon, Kirklistoo, brim been called at Beiges, be found two of the six cattle so far gone with the Harper that they were ordered to be immediately slaughtered. The remaining four are also angering from the dieser, altheogh is a less virulent degree. Before the animals were takes to the Edisbergh market, they wen all is perfect berth and order. In j addition to the cease of rioderpeet at Glasgow two new oases turned up ea Wednesday, or in the eastern and the other in the central (Wriest. The &simile died, and were conveyed to Townsend's, when it WIC toned on directios that the err war m = bad res. The dairies mat of which the diseased clime are le the crestime kept nodes strict raperviales. Asolliar ow was reported es Thursday is the seetral diatriot, where a cow died after a short Mere. The woes was taken to Tcarnarestra immediately thereafter foe post mortem assereation. Os Thursday the impactors sere examiaisa the mire importstioes of estik aag by nil and reamer. Is the later ore gory was • bap heed sent frees Ireland ; hat among tier not • single ease of direr WM OHL wee were era say egraiptcase visible. The aside enable from Edinburgh sad the mirth by rail is mare oases ' did sot preeserbei same healthy stpearanne. bat then were so *impress of At Falleiria-fritt whittler the Irielitne rapt d i r an pveosedieg, sea whisk takes place is the larginsnag el the sassing week buyers will naturally be altars iii madden purcbesse, ar d r • that esimaut it i antioipated that the musket will be unnsuelly TIMAND. We (Freeman's Journal) are happy to learn trout the appended report. by,Yroliesor reedasersa. WI the ru mours which recently obtodeed circulation, mid Waded so much apprebeceses throughout the mountry, to the effect ties the dreaded settle peat bad Wowed in • " 631 " (musty, am totally without foesidetioe, so far at least as the special type of that disease is ormemsted. The maimed is the report of Prawn, 'sedation tei whisk we have »fared September 8,1885. —Having had several communleatioes from Merest parts of the oesatry that the cattle plague bed brakes out la several dis•Aele, I caused searching Inquiries to be made vastly' to the nature el the malady complabsed of is crab we. Is asses of the Investigated reported lostamea of rattle plague oildirmk did the report torn out to be based oa a real existewee of the disease. The maladies mistakes for it were dry mamas, acute pieurnpseumocia. Week qearter. asd black leg which of late frequently proves fatal is stew hours, end malignant sore throat, reemobliog the of in horses of the same name, and which Is marked in fatal me with teedemy to putridity or rapid decompositices. None of these diastases am however, ideatiltal with =lid mat eentegions typhus or agile *inn" THE POLICE COURT& BOWAtTREET. Charles Zae, a dekstml•leave men Orsews sa H o nr s :l wee brought rip as a WSITIUA for the rovessliss The primmer eseresdel hi. fath. r *a Xing d the but was deposed by he esbjeets for daserthig his wift iPs Z,_ eloplog with • worms who was sot a eery. _ After Moils some time with this woman is Los sad existing DT theft. be was is 1849 trenaperted for life. In 1998 be Wes liberated ma a ticket-of-leave, returned to Dallmrd, mod went to live with his wile at the Devil's Dyke, sear' Brighton. His seigliboure dkroveriog be wee AWNS-af lame man made the plain too hot to bold Ws, end be came to Loodos. He this renewed his eosseeoos with the woman ow whose account be had bees deposed from his dignity, mid felling into his old courses wee is 1817= teased to two years' penal eervitode He red his appeared to think that on the expiration of this asstesse he should be again restored to liberty. Much, however, to hie and their diaappoistanomt. be wee removed to BOW - street, sod recommitted to undergo the reamisdar si his original 'estrum of penal servitude for life - - - NARYLEBONE. W. Bonham. of the Oporto Trent, West Is&a Doak- road, sated the advt., ci Mr. Yardley seder the (glow* circumstances :—A erwitry friend of his memo( the advertisement of a loan-edre, No. 5. Drawees& street, London. la a provincial paper. and &Mr lug the loan of 504, wrote to the address. bed resolved a lithographed reply, signed " Bosomy Outer," in whir le was stated that if the prints inquiries at aa egad of the *Moe ware satigamory the Ira, at 7 per nee . interest, repsyabis is two years, would be grated A few days afterwards another lithographed letter was seat, with the same Agars" *solos* • promissoey note for 501. for aosepreee, and staling that on the return of the mooted note, sod • 31. 10s. 6d. Post Mlles order for the first be Juror , sod oar of bill stamp. fi ve 101 . notes would be re turned to the applimint. The oonntry friend °emptied with this request, sad heard no mom ofths matter. Appli cant bad been to Drommood-street, and found the address at a brokaa-dowa place, where be °Add gut ao tidings of • loan ales being serried on. Mr. Yardley said it wee IllUvellool that people Lis Mr present day should allow themselves to be so duped. There was, however, oo remedy in a orimiasl mart, because the moue, bad not his. obtained under a false metros. LAMBETH. Two yonog man. members of ao amateur theatrical cow patty, who gave a display of their hist:mete powene at the Bower Saloon on the 24th nit., appeared before Mr. Nor. too ; 01114 . , named Williams, complaining that the other, named Wells, had exisd vindictive criticism by pelting him with carrots and turnips while he was performing his pars. Complainant said that defendant had fioished hie part, and then went in front and assaulted him in the way described. Defendant repudiated the carrots, but said that he dial*. proved the complainant ' s eating, sod thought be had a right to express his seatiments by throwing two turnips. He bed so 'nutrition of hurting complaioant. lir. Norton assured him he had noright to do anything of the kind, and intimated that if he did not apologise sod make a contribution to the poor.box, the termination of the cue might be very diagrreable to him. Defendant made the required apology, sad was let off by the contribution of 10s. to the poor-bee. HAMMERSMITH. .1:4; •1 Smi th • respee7able looking young woman. was ch by her master, Major-Gin. Boileau, with robbing him. Be had missed 25 towels, 23 wine glasses, sue dean ters, a quantity of table lines, sheets, bleak** knives and forks, Muse pots of jam sad other itstaeles. In the prisoner's bed room • large perigee of the missing pro perty was discovered, and at the lodgings of • young man to whom she was enicaged to be married, they found eleven pots of jam, two liquor decanters, a headman* rug, and other articles, all his property. Mary Ann Kitt, also in Major. General Boileau's service, said tha t bee muter had bun removieg during the Leal eight or nine days from Pembroks,gardees to Ladbrokm squire, and that on Monday last alas saw prisoner a 177 away a hamper full of things from the old hones, on the preeeoes that they wen going to the new residence. She bad sun also the prisoner's young man, af ter supping in she old house with lase, carry off thus pees of jams, which she pee him, under bis oost. The prisoner, having pleaded guilty to the charge, was committed for six months with hard labour. CRICKET. THE UNITED SOUTH ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN v. TWENTY OF SUSSEX. This match was resumed, on the Dripping Pan Ground, Lewes, as Saturday morass last. The Sussex side, which was @sleeted by Charles Hills, the oouoty player, proved to be very straw ; in fast, so eleven wild veta oompste aphid them with success. Play woo mem issoced at ILA 3, by Messrs. Smith and Reivenhill taking pemesio• of Me wickets, to the bowling of Humphrey and Lockysr. Mr. Smith commenesd with a geed out for two. They so " collared" the bowlers as to cause Griffith to be substituted for Leaky., ; the former wee then relieved by yeas. Lillywhits ; the two iocreesed the score to 73, just previous to which Mr. Smith was missed at point ; he was comprised by the long-stop from Humphrey. His figures four threes, toe twos, and simile. Mr. Raven bill was bowled by • " sparkler " from Hamelin,. Ihe Hon. C. Vetoes was caught at long mid off, thus three wickets tell for 83 runs. Mr. H. Y. Bynames joined Cheziwood ; the latter wee hitting freely sod soorhig rapidly, whisk mused Winger to be subetittated for Hum phrey. Clisilwood gave • chants to HOG/DO at °over point at his awe of 18. Shortly afterwards Mortlock was substi tuted for Lillywhite. At this period of the game the Eng. land players WOO " had." sad when the fifth wicket fell, Chariwood's. 124 ms were telegraphed. EMI hitting was very flee belied, and consisted of a Ave (which was owe for the bit sad four for noneasseary overthrows). six threes, seven twos, and singles. Mr. Hyodman made Ave twos sad I singles. The sixth wicket fell for 170 ruse ; the smooth (Yr. Pelham's), fur 173 ; the eighth, (Davies) for the ewe ' number; the Math (Dunk's), for 17 8 ; the tenth (Mr. Fitz gerald'O, for 179 ; the eleventh (Mr. B. Beehelr.), for 188 ; the twelfth (Mr. Melyemuia), keil9o; the thirt meth (Mr. S. ' Seohars), for 191; the fourteenth (Yr. Taylor's). for the sum* number ; the eftemith (Mr. Noaks's), for 109 ; the extiminth (Mr. Meek's) for 200 ; I the seveeteenth (Tamer) for 201, for which cum .bw also the eighteenth and nineteenth fell, and the 'tread total reached DO more. This loft the Eleven 206 to get to wia, time 4.30, or nearly one hour and • ball to the call of time. They sent in the two Surrey men, Hum piney acid Jupp, to the bowling of the Hon. F. P elham j aid Wells. The two kept pommies of the wiekete until the stamps were to be draws, causing the Hoe.F.Pelhant. W silo, Heath, arid Dusk (sod Wells *pie) to bowl at the wickets ' which they so masterly defeedud, bat, as the stumps were about to be drawn, Jupp received • " break-bock," which ' puttered his stumps. The match was, therefore, • drawn I Cu.. ANALYSIS 0? TIII BOWLING. TWkNTT SECOND INNINGS. Oven. Rosa Madam Wlekets. Wide. Ye.. I.lllrthlte 9l 33 9 1 Lockyer W a her M Orlfilth 26 38 6 7 Humphrey Mortlock I SITGI. SoLTH SI.COND lIIIINGN. Hoe. T. Pelham l6 99 2 Wells l3 18 4 1 Heath Dusk II 9 2 2 NAVAL AND MILITARY. Al:Milan! SEPT. 9. AProurrultATA Cap- Ws J.O. Prev ost to to additional captain of the Skylark, j for eervieeat Gibraltar from the date of the Procris leaving the shallot. Commodore G. D. Broad, late hopeotor of the Wray. I , toroth Cootguard division, to the Cormorant, 4, when reax.itokaieeed is Chins, vice°. M. Bookie; H. L. Round, , to the Argue, 6, reappointed when ships are recoromiseioeed , in Chins ; J. W. \Vebb, to the Rattler. 17, reappoisted whets ship are reoommissioned in cra te Chi &fovea to the Perseus, 17, reappointed when ships recommianioned in Chin*. Staff Commander J. C. .Hutchinge s is promoted to the rank of retired captain. Lammeaots F. I'. Doughty, of the VhstooV. M command the Wessel, gunboat at China, when recommissiooed. vice H. G. Hale • H. Kerr, to command the Cockchafer, gun • boat, whoa »commissioned in China, vies R. M. Detroit ; B. S. Hamilton and J. F. Baker, to the Revenge. 73, at Devosport, fitting as Coastguard ship for Pembroke ; W. W. Broth, to the Imptegaable ; F. Walter, to the Bei. totals ; U. C. Singleton and R. B. Hunt, to the Primes, Royal, 73, at Chins. Masters F. W. Rea, to command the Manilla, white roe eseeinsiasioned in Chia*, vice K. W. Burnett ; W. L. Dodds. to the Bulldog, vice J. W. Ashton ; H. B. Haat, F. B. Christian, sad W. H. James, to be additional to the Nile cees Royal. Second Masters R. Towers, to be additional to the NON= Royal ; W. B. Stevens, to the Dee.; T. J. H. Repko, to the Drooseduy. Sun ease G. F. Elliott, M. 8., 8.A., sad R. H. Carroll, to be additioeal to the Fritters Royal. Assistant Surgeons F. A. P. Hales, IL D., sad 3. N. Stone (adios), to be additional to the Princess Itoyal ; G. Curtis, to be additioaal to the Victory; G. H. Yenned!, to the Salamis ; W. Lockhart, to theelices ; T. N. W. Waken, to be additional to the Cumberland. PoleLiesteaant H. C. 1). Ryder, to the Formidable. Engineer W. H. Hooper, promoted to the Indus, for service le the AOOOO4lO. To be First Clam Assistant Eogineers—R.Pattisos, in the Coquette ; G. Fabian, in the Haughty ; H. W. Roo, is the Royal Oak. Midshipmen E. R.. Ralph,Rickett 0.8. Guldney, W. H. Monckton, W. H. Bristow, C. Hoagies, P. E. Creswell, sad H. S. Taylor, to the Princess '„ Royal, for disposal. r Navel Cadets K. B. Boyce and R. litiown, to the'Priscaes Royal, for disposal. PORTSMOUTH, sir. 10. The Victoria sod Albert royal yacht, Captain his Serena Highness Prince Lainiogen, arrived In harbour at daylight es Saturday morning, from the eastward. The Alberta, maim yacht, Staff Commando David Walsh, arnmid to harbour as Saturday evening, from the eastward. Tba Devonshire, Indtaman, arrived at Spitherid, (lariat the night of Friday, from Calcutta, with military invalids and iime-aspired ma.. The Euryalus, 35, screw-fripte, Captain William 2f•Dowell, C. 8., arrived at Spithead thug morning from China, last from Plymouth, and will come into harbour to climatal* and pay off, having been upwards of three yaws and a ball is 0011101i1Sift. THE 80171111 Alt EMBANKMENT OF THE THAMES. —The plant foe the use of the southern embeekeseet of the Thames is being landed at the wharf adjoining Wastariester bridge from the Crossness Works, which are now own pleted. Extensive premises are else being erected os the ground for the cionvenisoce of the works. which will be oommeooed forthwith. It is inteeded to widen the narrow parts of the Thomas near Vauxhall, which is bows ea the Gorge, by the removal of the whole of Upper Forrathset, to which it runs parallth SWIMMING RACE IN THE THAYER—OE Saturday next, the 16th lost., the London Swimming Club will me net a gold medal for quite • novel swimming competition, which will be open to all comers. The conditions for the nos are es follows :—The prize to be awarded to the competitor who swims the longest distance, itrespeetive of time ; each competitor to pay an entrance fee of 2a. od., and the whole sum so coots abated to be divided betwixt second and third men ; the start to take piths at two o'clock sharp from Teddiogtoo Lock, ell competitors I. weer drawers ; and neither bank, nor boat, nor any object whatever, to be touched by the swimmer' nor any refresh. meet to be taken during the face. Sh ould say of oar readers skilled in swimming desire to compete, they should at once thud their mimes to Mr. J. Latey, honorary secre tary of the London SwimmingUinb, Ashley-mese set, City. road. All competitors are to meat at Teddingtoo Lock neat Saturday, not later than • quarter to two ; sad each i swimmer is advised to have a friend is a boat to follow him sod take care of his clothes. ANOTHER ACCIDENT ON THE GREAT WESTERN HAILWAT.—Os Saturday evening as ethideet occurred to the express train leaving Paddiegtoa at 3.40. After pear leg Banbury, where a carriage wee detached, the train pro ofread on to Cropredy, where, whilst ninnies at • speed of fifty miles an hour, the axle of the leading wheel of the engine suddenly scooped. The engine was thrown beak upon the Moder, and the three othrigse attacked Were mashed in pieces. The engine driver and stoker wore both injured, and narrowly seethed with their lives. Several of the pusengere were seventy shakes and bruised, but happily none were killed. A/ soot se information reached Leamington • speak' train wits despatched to the see* of the occurrence, sod the wounded, about tweedy or thirty, were conveyed to Banbury. The line wee blockaded for several bourn, but yesterday morning the ;WITCH.., &twit had been removed, ac ed the MIA so he repaired se to fit to I met ciarceret (t&oi allow of traffic Wag resumed. ~.„, 60 to I HMIs fox (td: o ff ; BREAKFAST BEV MUG& 101010030pathi0 Proud to to 1 Pearl Diver (t Racers, and the Medical Profession generally, recommend eons and Mfered) as being the most healthMl of all beverages. When the flaw MI to 1 Net harks It&M) trine of homeopathy was first Introduced tote this It& to 1 Poises jtrolibt• them Wire to be obtale4 no pre of coma 'idle= it and off) the to the taste or acne to the stomach ; the sit nets 100 to 1 Ackworih tool) either supplied in the crude state, or so unskilfully menedne -10. to 1 Verger t doff) hired as to obtain little notice. J. Epps, of London, hasema law 1 ° . 1 "'total! It & nin pattdc chemist, was Induced in the year 1810 to tura ids Wen. ..,....• ._ l ° 1 . RIM,. Wild ft &on don to this subject. end at length succeeded. with th e assistance ..". •• — win. , Troia (t&of) of elaborate machinery, in being the first to produce as article MEUNIER. pure in *comeodtion, and so refined by the parted telturation ledto 1 ad lir Merles (ti it metro in the prams It passes through, as to he meld aticapt- LEY. able to the delicate stomach. For general use. Essge's caeca Is 1 LOW i 0 10 apt Ina 0) 1 , dtstinguldmd as an Invigorating. grateful twashrset , with • dell** aroma. Dr. Emeall. in his work. " bi n= ' Its Adulterations." says: —"CorAseoot•ins • Ems Trwit&SM MI / 11E S TEI L —SATull ' A.,.. • ' portent n utritive principles : every Ingredient necessary to the HER HANDICAP. growth :ad sustenance of the body." Avsta, "Am • aatettsve. 1.0 V. 8 opt Ackworth 3) mom Wands very mach higher than 'tow coffee or Wu" Woo lf lto 8 Hippnlyta (t) Muss : —Two le:s:f ula of the powder in a breakfast cap , to led 7 IA Fortune (S tiled op with bet water or milk. Secured to tin•lined }M. freely) flb...nd 1-Ib. packets, and sold at Is. ed. peak. by U, to 1 liworldraan (eff) gesosek andectioners, and chemests.—(Advartiminent.l MARKETS. TALLOW.—Sanatimr, Barr. 9.—Trede as follo O Tows tallow, 465. 6d. • Petetsberg, Y.C., out the @yak 455. 6d. ; ctober to . December, 45e. 9d. to 46.4 De cember, 46e. 6d. to 475. ; Januar, to March, 47a. to 475. 6d. ; Mask 475. 64. "buss's. HARDWARE.—BritYIKOHLY, Bar. 9.—The condition al trade in this town is not uniaziefaciory ; although few of the manufactories bays many orders beforehand on the books, they bare endloient to keep them working fall time is all the principal broaches. The recent improvement in the fumy trades ie well sustained ; the, lamp and chandelier makers and (ulnae ars also doing mare business upon orders ; and the hollew•ware manufacturen and edge-tool makers are doing • good average trade. The brassfouuders report some degree of slackness in that branch, and the eleetro-platers an only moderately supplied with orders. The foreign trade eentieusa steady, and is upon the whole in a healthy state ; in the course of the week there hes beam a little more isqairy for goods suitable to the eastern markets, and some orders for China and Japan have reesatly bees given out. The Americus orders are et,ll mall; on account of Canada there is a good sprinkling in hand ; and the foreign West lodise trade is in a satisfactory state. Upon the whole the usenet a/ business ham dose in eoseexion with the export trade is above any at thin time of the peer ;it helps te make asp for ilarieleasy in the orders received through the factors, and sustains ear trade in its preen% pesitioa, as to which there is no ewe for complaint. The iron trade of this distrist is moderately active ; most of the weeks are Wier swaged time they ware a few weeks ago., OOTTON.—lavraroot., SIFT. IL—Market very 3%11 sad irregular, with prime is wane imbues' him id. to Id. lower. 84 to.dsv 7,000 balsa, bieladieg 2,000 apeoulatiou aad export. 300 anterioaa, 163. to 1943. ; 20 Pirolllll, &e. 1813. ;20 Maraoluim, 180. ;30 Maeeio sod Bahia, 16 1 J, to 173. ; 300 Baptism, 1043. to 243. 50 Smyrna, 133. to 1414. ; 6,280 ilurat, 743. to 1543. Madras, 1243. to 1343. ; Bengal, &lode, ko, 8i to 10d.; Chins, 12d. to 1243. COTTON GOODS.—llmtrawrlls WT. 9.—Tbs mar. list has been active dariog the greater part of the week, bet Moms with rather less brialcoses, especially is cloth. On Tuesday • large bugloss@ was dose in yarns for export, sad pion &demand fully 411. per lb. Home trade yarns were also id. higher. Oa suomediag dsys of the week the de mised °optioned steady for all quadri, sad yarns have marotaioed the *demos obtained toe Tassday. Is slosh also a good business was done at &dimming prime. TM ezeiteruset on Tuesday in the Gotta* market appeared to be foreleg the prices up in Moth beyond she MIS buyen were disposed to give, but on tbe whole • fair busleses was douse in many dames of goods, and eeparially ia the better I make@ of long cloths and is light Werke of Me quality. Later in the week there has been a steady busies.' as TOM. day's prime, with a deemed for the Levant, aad also for Chins. Priem exhibitgreat firmness** the ekes, bet wail. out going higher. WOOLLEN.—Laaae, Barr. 9.—Thent hes bees au average atteadmice at the coloured hall this morstag, though little disposition was shows to speculate in say. thing but for immediate wants. A few panels of tweeds sod low molten hare been traustereed, beyond whisk toothier( of importance has transpired. Toe demand for harrlists is the white market has shows dine of improve meet, and inquiries after the heavier elegem have else hem more buoyant. Bates are still upheld. CORN.-Cratainae, firm 9.-The whmt ire& was very slow taday, aad prime ls. to 2s. lower. Brum' samples of barley won offer 4 quality very various-titans marled before the raio were sold, the dark were sot. from the prima asked. Wheat, now, 33a. to old, 48a, to 50s. Barley, 395. to 354. Osti, old, 245. to Mu; new, 20a. to 245. Tara, 48s. CA11.181.1, Bali. 9.-A good amply of whisk sad fair supply of beaky sad oata. Balm for wbeat were below those of last week, old bong about 6d. deans; wad Dew lc lower. la oats, too, those was • Manion of 6d. par basket, mid the gams in barley. Prices :-Wheat, white, sew, 15a. to 175.; ditto, old, 16.. 6d. to 19s. •, ditto rad, Taw, 14s. to 14s. ; ditto, old, 15.. 6d. to 17u Bader, sew, lls. 6d. to 12e. 6d., ditto, old, lis. 6.i. to 12s. 6d. Oats, potato, sew, Ba. to 9s. ; ditto. old, 9s. 6d. to 10s. 6d. ; ditto, common, 9s. to Is. 60. per Conde bushel. Flour, ls. 10d. to 2s. ; catmeol, la WA to 2a. ; mammal and ls. 4d. per stone. COLCKSWIES, Barr. 9.-1 good supply of saw wbeat. sod mall of old-the former sanded I. value from 2s. to 3a pse qr. sad tbe latter U. A fair show of barley, mad &Mg at irregular quotalioes. Guunroan. Sen. 9.-A fair 'apply of Dew wbeet et market Worley, a good portion of whisk was moth s W awl preated sod in vary bad cioadaban, add et law prawn as middling samples were tle ton is favour al burs • old et fully law velum. Wlawat, sow, 112 s. to 525. • 01d :495. to 575. Barley, 275. to 335. Oata 21s. Nea. By% 29a. to 31a. pugs. B =MID. Sm. 9.-A ban. asarko. bo•day, bat sap. plies of grain sot Oood old wbest savanna ills value. sew is q uousa ls. per load lower. bat tame see esereely dud wasting's. New Way is doll of man Ws (old) eel bows in request. Whoa, ad, new, 21. a. to NA; obi, 265. to 995. per led. whitss_wells =B. MA: ads Nrn 32a. Barley, old, Y o ans. Per rp.; Dew, 10s. ho Bk. Oats, mama 16s. to tie per cif!: es% SU Wm!, old. 21s. to 265. par load. Peal. l3l . 9. 2 / 1 16 Ullmann, Wm 9.-Tbe wheat imps ese sow ' emend ia Ibis meaty, sod Mir Pawns Ike mash bottor time was exposbed. Ikasley is panorally ; goal swop, but the LW Moe WM la snows betaosse dig , e ndowed the gnus. Baas e fair map; croft dalcdoet. Ylko • sbow of wheat at our market today wee teleratio.ane Wog • lair slew of now eon& Th ere sae s limited began, WAGES MO FEWINT. MINTING AND STRUM 07 Val PATfillif•XAlDas. —oe Saturday overdue last a general meeting of the opera tive pattern makers was held at Albion-ban, Leedom-wall, to receive the Goal replies from the master 'seism's in answer to the two memorials sent in by the me& requesting an advance of wages of Gd. per day; Mr. liAlalron eon pied the chair, and slated Mat no official reply from any firm bad been received by the oommlttea Reports were then given in by the men employed in about thirty of the principal firma, from which it appeared that Mews. Easton and Amos had gives the advance to monied their may but nee to others; that Morro. and Waygood bad gives an advance of W. per cl rl ay n get that all the other firms bad either positively declined to give soy advance, or have missed to &canoe hake the memorial. preening to treat with the mw indivi dually, or woald glee it whoa others did. Attempts bad been made to get • meeting of masters and men to &sews the question, but without effect. A long and thimated dismal . = took place epee these reports, daring which it was urged that the only way to induce the employe totake positive action was to strike some of the busiestrs shops. Ultimately the following resolutios was adopted by • large majority, "That the committee be empowered to draw out the men from Simpson's shop, Phrase*, at mos, and from other shops as they may deem expedient, the DM thos drawn out to receive If. per week mail they obtain employment at the advisee& rate of wages of sot lees than Gd. per day, sad that all patters makers be requested to refrain from applying for employment at the shops on strike until they are prepared to give the above advance." In accordance wish the above reeolntloe, Mr. Bianpeoe's moo all leave this morn*. THE SAW MILL LABOUSIRS.—The laboarere lately io the employ of Messrs. Benham sad 00., Belvidere-mod, Lam bets, are still oe strike for the advisees of Sid. per hoar and have now been joined by them of Mr. Aliseek. The Mowers employed at the building yards sad sawmills In Lambeth have nearly all during the pest week received an advance, in some came, of id. acid in °thole of ad. per hour. They are all contributing to the ma is etrike. Tag MABOI4II AND CARPCTLIBL — The men in these two branches of the building trade who now, stooge without an demotion, receive the recent advance of id. per boar, have called general meetings of the trade for this week, to consider the propriety of giving the six months' notice to the employers for • further advance of id. per hour in the next spite& the maim benders sot having coucieded the full prayer of the lINOSOCiaI lately sent in, which requests id. per hour. FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. The report of the " Proceedings of the Registrar of Friendly Societies in Eoglacd, in hie office of Registrar, and of the principal matter. transacted by Friendly So cieties, which have emus under his cogoisanee during the past year, and of the particulars of every award made by him seder the provisions of the 73 and 24 Viot., cep. 58, ISO. 1 and 2," has been published. During the year 1864 the registrar has menaced and certified the rules of 1,066 friendly societies, and also the altenstioss of the roles of 1,Z2 societies ,• making a total of 14 1 0 , 1l i eertifloates. Forty-four friendly societies have sed their rules with the registrar seder 18 19 Viet., c. 63, a. 44. Notices of dissolutions hays been received from 120 friendly societies ; of which number 65 were advertised in the London Gazette, perenest to T. 3 aid 94 Viet., o. 28, s. 3. During the year 1864 the sum of 4,1554 12s. 11d., in the Bank of England and &slop Banks, has been tram tarred by the registrar into the names of trustees. appointed by friendly societies, in the oleos of others removed, absent, ke., primmest to 18 and 19 Viet., e. 63, a. 98. le the report of het year the sum transferred was meted to he 1,1601., in- stead ot 10.2501. The registrar notices, that the sear/ and 28 Viol, a 56, ma. 4 and 5, abolishing stamp duty on probate or letter of administration, where the estate of the deceased does sot exceed 100/. in value, will be of great benefit to depositors in savings banks sad members of friendly so cieties. Be also mentions with approval the governmatit Annuities Act. bat is of opinion that to snit there parties for whose beret the insurance on life was intended the entails= of 201., as the sum to be insured, is too high. By the rules of friendly societies a larger sum than 121. is warmly ever insured for. In age return of a frieedly moiety, made list year, out of 4,121 claims paid on death, only 161 *sanded 101. Re objects to the 11th motion at the act authoring( the as signment of the contract of insurance, the iesuraoss being for the benefit of the hiatuses family, and not Ina own. The registrars report that the expenditure for drinking purposes, and the evils arida; from elute being held at pub-bonaeg, donee exist to the extent that prevailed 25 years ego, but great reform is the matter is still desirable. Some alteration in the law is also required with remeet to the settlement of claims, particularly where agents are em ployed, end some appeal should to allowed to justices in 011•0 el dispute ; with retard also to the proceadinp under 18 and 19 Viet. e. 83, s. 24, for the misapplication of foods, as the law now stands, wooed's' to the opinion of the late Attorney-Genend, Sir William Atherton, "no person, other than the registrar, can commence proceediogs, without the consent of the society." There seems to be so good reason why any member, who, es such, ban an interest in the fonds, should not be allowed to take the necessary proceeding. THE ATTEHYTXD MURDER of A BERORANT AT DETOOTOWT.—On Friday Michael Foy, • private in the 28th Ragthiset, was brought op at the Demaport Guildhall, charged on remand with having shot Patrkk [Airlock, a sergeant in the tame regiment. The magistrates pressot wee, the Mayor (Mr. R. C. Smith). Mr. F.. J. Laity, Mr. R. M. Watem. Capteis BetatavWe, RN., Mr. G. Gamey, Yr. C. Row, Mr. T. Crossieg. Mr. Beer, who prosecuted, mid that ou the let of September some slight *videos. was taken spinet the primmer, but now. as the sergeant was propessing towards recovery, and as it was very likely be would be able to Weed in the course of a few dam, he proposed to take the evidence of the surgeon to show In what state the serpent was, and thee to ask for • reamed. Mr. Thomas Robert Williams, surgeon of the 28th Regi ment, said he koaw Sergeant Patrick Shirlook, and had attended him as the Military Hospital ethos the let of Sep tember. The sergeant was suffering from • potshot wouod on the right mide of the chest. He was going on favourably, magic r a tes not in a flt state to be brought before the trate. that day. The sergeant would probably be able to Muted about the middle of next week. The pruner declined to put say question to the wittier, and he was formally remanded until Thursday next. DIMTRUCTIVE RAILWAY COLLISION.-011 Saturday morning an aarmieg and destructive railway collisioo took Place at the iloghton station, mar Preston. on the East Lancashire session of the Lancashire sod Yorkshire Rail way. About saves o'clock • heavy goods train, cossistiog of 25 waggons, from Liverpool, arrived at Hoghtoo. Eight of the wageoos belooging to it had to be sheeted epos a siding en the lower side of the station, and without any delay this work was proceeded with as soon as the train landed. While this work was Wog proceeded with, daapesig nate were exhibited, but before it was oompisted were under misapprehmaion removed, andin oomequotos a goods train from Normanton ran into the train that was being shunted. The engine of the train which was running up ought two of the waggons acmes the line, and dashed them to porno It then became entangled amoegst the wheels of am of the waggons, was thrown off the rails, sad after rashlag co wards for about 10 or 15 yards it turned completely o ff the road, ran down the embankinetth into • badge, and was alosostovartumed. The driver and the stoker, whom names we have mot engine after it l been able to lean, told co to the rains; of the eft the motels, and remained at their poet. until fairly Sang off the foot plate by the overturning of the engine. Fortunately neither of them warmed say serious injury. The damage doss to the mese and miaow wee very caseiderablr. THE NEw EQUITY Acr ow Worst Corms.- On the lst al cut moth the new sot to esettrr equity jurisdiction an comity courts will tate afoot. Tho sow rules are being tressed and it male of costs ie duly *spoiled to be issued. The county courts an now cued for the vacation of the jodges dor* the present moo* and on reopeulag next meth they will be dignified with the powers of the Court of Clisucery in ail motion relating to elaity, when the property as matter is dispute does est exceed 5001. Beyond the erdiuery pewits of equity s empty wart judge me order s lepay or sum of money to which se Went is ..titled, or s pence %pond the ewes, to be rid into court. The musty eweent where the pro- Cn.Bitalbad, or where the delsedeele mak or men es are to possess juledielise. Th e City Debts Court is to poetess the seam ttriedistien se • etelsepw liras court. Equity we sew be bungee bless to every MIL sad the lows* eenekierably lemma is mall sus& 011MAA PALACII. HALF-A:CROWN DAY. - EIIertIEDLT, SIFT. 9.—Acksimiens cm payment, 1,3081 ditto by mason tickets, 2,381. Tote] Tinkers, 3,849. Da Barry* delicious health restoring bevalsda owes goat 011.10. Ova vie " sosi a flodirostios). AsUrrok. Oso="0. 4111. 01C_ fruktice. 01041wwww. Nome" Um. mod ammo , mad awes alp time' Os out prisd4Ws. 4 11:74 t ry4 *My and Oa. Sik. imam. w. URA Ilb.. Ile. N.; Jabs- Sli.j= "o [Ailvaillsoaran sad pries, WWII easier c sew. M , rail old,ls. t 2e. pie qt . *beeper old white, 49e. to 63i. ; old red, 434. new white, 44'. to 20s. • now rd, 40, t 43.. per It da m Supply of barley short ; mid previous rates more tally p a id ; manias, 335. to 365. per qr. • 'Mediae, 27, to 30a, p as 30 des.. One rather dean; and m &maid • old 340. le 32a ; new, 22e. to 235, Per 24 dime. fi Wwwmiered.orcon.Trim. BUT. 9.-At on, market this monies we bad • inciderate show of wStrom th e pures, with wedte remapte br • le denten= Mar of the sew or quality eel condition for the most pert unemeptionble, sad po lo bawd from 44a to 50a, the latter very choice whittl e aid e very extreardisszy might. la old Beth* don. beaks bolas mantling to meet the views d buyer,. Flom Mlle lamer. although offered at the dachas of the week Oriadieg barley 'squired for. Nan lo steely mum, 6 1, Bans and peas fully maintained their vales. Of tam good elearmee effected at full 111949. The arrivals the e wu k ere:-Wheat, eestwee. 1,016; foreign, MO ; huts,. foreign. 309; malt, coastwise, 260; oats, waste ise, %pm ; foreip, 175 gm.; dour, ccestanse, 420 seeks ; toringe, Lem lg barrels. Wooten, BUT. 9.-There was a may Mod empty !. of wheat at this market today, bed web* " lag but little disposition to pardon, the trade nye doll. eves as Ando:ties of 2s. per qr.. of the bid amen. Haas of old end new. A few espies of sew barley a ge offend, the quality of wheels was various ; the torn lac I :L i t ;treed. The Larvae* in Norfolk Ms now br a TM late ram have bees prechistim d berry 4 wised crop of gram and dower, and the pest week of h e ; e sad briniest weather has ambled them to be wounds the Lim% eider. Whin wheat, 48a he Eta ; red dine, ey & to 48e. ; are, 24e. to 265. ; beam, 37., to 3i.; p ee (maple), 36.. to 38a. per gainer. Flew. 32e. et per moot, Amman : Wheat, 1,923 quarters, 47e. Id. Kennesaw, Sir,. 9.-There me • geed supply,' we wisest sad • few sample of old. The &maid war 4149, and old sorts were is., new 2s. to 3s. per gainer hew, Old white. 50° to Ka ; old red, 47.. to 49a ; sew A* 44e. to 47e. ; new red, 40s. pee 36 done. Skew list h i limited supply, and males were made at quite as ink :rdlras heretofore; malting. Vs. to 36e. per glade; eg. 26., to als. per 30 dom. The show of oft ne short, sad samples had a tenancy to bream is ens ; new, 21s. to 24a. ; old, 2de. to 30e. ; foreign. 21s. to* par 24 stoma. BOW met a ready sale, at la per nate bison ; old, 454. to 47.. per 3d atom Super bey Ng to 37a. ; fine, 325. to 34e. per seek. Oeroso, supply of sew wheat was phig. Old sad is pretty good muchtioa. Old also cube to nat rather freely, sad sellers who wished to do say bonus hadplaint to submit to Is. per pewter in pen° Barley ass der sal, ended boner quality this our expected, bee mann parpeem it will be deer. Plereaumouren, Barr. 9.-A large supply of both de Ind new when lien today, the former toned Myr, si net week's prime-be letter must be written IP. to la per qr. lower. Barley sold (for 32 stone), at prices Tulin feuut 30e. to 34e. per qr. Both oats sad bens wore la le b. per qr. cheaper. SYDOW, Si??. 9. -The openteg trade at ear market Ilk nouns wee quiet, end lets ream wee barely mentalist There was • fair supply. Samples of new whist were oily in middling emdition. The trade for barley and ate 914 merely nominal. Beane sod pots as net week. Rocuirro, BiPT. 9.-There wee • rather lap ideal lam, and the supplies of wheat m offer iodated a lege show of new wheat, most of the samples el whisk ‘4lo ■ Improved condition. There wee still, boomer, a mob of parcels which were cold and damp, sod these ware site. ether needrable. The ano weather, sad the large arrivals of wheat at moat of the ont-ports caused tie beet Inds to rule cm:adios* dell, sod with • limited *My prim declined tally la to 2a. per quarter, while tie ism at the inferior lb& the reduced, was dal pester. The quer tioes far the very best samples of old white wheats ere 61 to 52., fad red 46.. to 480. per quarter; white 47e. to 50a, sod red 440. M 46e. per pl c ier. sd litar white 45e. to 48L, mod red 435. to 46e. per quarter, fl tt 1141 be la the bashed. Is the foreign trede then so oily • limited dessead. end the pante/ea for tide don* dos must be plena at about Is. per quarter loam Its Gear teed* wen fink and with eel, • limited bone detail; prime were shoat 6d. to le. per seek fassaft. lie maltase; SMOG being about new ocenieneing there we rather better *dry for honey, best sating sorte7 33e. to 34a, sad others, 30a to 32 e. per quarter ; for leg sorts the denude steady, sad priess nu' boa 2611. to 30e. Fa quaiWith Me ezention of • few ms. pies ef old este, which reamed late idea the cet meld meet be noted &beet ea. per genitor bower. Beamed pees unaltered is vase, and • steady deamad. Win rem warn aware& Wiedscit, Barr. 9.-We have bad • week d epknil weather, ..d the harvest is all up in this mighbewlved The supply of wheat is rather large, the quell* is my various, and the andition of some very bed ; the be very heavy, sad 2s. to 3s. dean, whilst for the od d condition samples a prim vas hardly be named. Old vied 2s. chewer, bet the holders are reluctant sullen. Amy ®ill supply of all spring corn, and former rites felly ran Wind. Penns to the grower:-Wheat alit* aid, 411. M 52e, 63Iba per bushel ; red, 44'. to 445. ; it am 138 r. to 44s ; red, 36e. to 40a. Oats, pew, 101 to Id pet noes. Woacuerni, Sin. 9. -At this day's market that, es • short supply of I' beet, but to effect sales a declin cf k per qr. on old and 28. on mew bad to be submitted to. I Seeley sold slowly at previous rates. Oats less in rapid, bet not lower. Bemis sad pee quite as dear. You, SEPT. 9.-Owing to the veryangsilloset welled Your, the poet week farmers have ben ambled to swore s bet quantity of gran. The wheat mop is varied, but ta mud please geod sample, have ben obtains/ Barley te • min men mop. Pontoon in some histmen are seising flea the dimes,. The wheat trade wee lamina and prism wen Is. to 3s. megnartew la berm's favour ; white, 46e.te51a; red, 425. to 411 s. per 16 mom. The demand fat milk barley was fair at fully late totes, 324. to 344. per glider; vied/es needy, st 27 .. to 26e. per 90 stone; wt.,611. quarter dearer ; sew. 21e. to 24e. per ?A den. Bane sore end Is. per quarter dearer; old, 44.. per 38 stone; oak Site. to 60a ; rye, 30a. per quarter. Floor, 335. to 35a pr ink of 280th.. KIRKCALDY, BIM 9.-We have bad another wee'd very 6eo weather for the harvest. The peat balk el thi crop is cow cat doers, sad a very large breadth mad le the Asset pebble audition. Any samples of amildul we ben sena are of better colour and coediting= have had for many years pest. Barley and ode, dry, west colour. At our country markets this °wild to ear hymen being badly employed with honk supplies of grim were tnfiog, so than we nominally qui penes is last week. Bare, to-day. we had very small rop rheatall kinds of grain. Prices ere without chase old, 40,. to 43e. per quarter; bony, sew, 23a, Via ; oats, new, 21e. to '4.3e. WATZRYORD. Si!?. 9.-We Live had slightly isoult receipts of farmer.' grain this week, sod also by boat els liveries have bean pretty liberal. Only one carpal OHM ism reached us from foreign, and centime scarcely asp thing bas come to hand. !anemia by guider amen from London sad Liverpool. the trade here lies bees be unmated, sad for some articles lower prices meat be eh mined to ; still a fair Waimea has been tranuidel this day ee'esight. Wheat-Foreign is modelled, ash I et a dooliee of 6d. per bared es .11 varieties. bib rodeo mains se lest noted, but white, from scarcity, leer imPwsi in value. Idarloy-Malfiogiaarek sad the few maths that an amnia( to hand being is mend** reediUmi higher prices would be paid Air anything really prll Grading is last noted. Oat.-Bleoks is better supply ad prices the tare easier. Indian room oot taken 90 treat. mei posebseereces operate at St to 3d. per barrel be money. near unaltered. Imports this week :ALMA 2.760 ;wheat, 116 qrs. ; Sou 200 sacks, 10 binds. b oort; We week :-linize, 793; , when, 75 ; ode, 4,614; barley. 34 barrels; Sour, 541; oatmeal, 16 mon. 9arr. 9,—A larger scselY cattle, bat the queatity is still , csoesparshedy I is %be Use at year. Thiess ass as demi* is the priced bah cattle ; bat very little balsas us• dose. SW* soneeroas. Half-bras sold at 26e. 63. so 311. ; await lambs 14e. web, sad masse 275. Susumu ma cal 416. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. RTHS. BRlTr.—Septaalew BI at Beekewkwee, Leak tha wee of 8.1 B ett, 14.. at a daughter. CRAM PION.--lept•marr 7. at Buswood•quare, ItetretitA the wife of liejor W Cheeepke. bee Majestfs Boots/ P.. weeps, of • los 0131.11 AW.—September S. at luveraesaterraoe, tio wde et Oeptha Ottawa el • datighter. IlTiVillattlf.-11epteraber it, at lamas/or-We, Itpdeper. tY wife of L. C. Steveatoa. at of eon. SADLBlL—lleptemober T. at Albso•houee, Mahon , . tam 7 * °I Br. Y. A. Sadler, of • daughter. SUMPARD. reptembee a, at K leer. School, the erlte al Ow Me. J. W. Shepard, at a so.. MARRIAGE& CSlVlALLalt—KlNDlEL—gesteamber 7, at Saudr/dr• 0.14 IL the Am IL J. B. DielscerSnew Lou sou at 00 0 IL ChenAter, Seq., of Ise to s Maria CbsraOK daughter of T. Moder, See . die, Bury, 'UAL DUMSAIL—VICIIII IB . tor 7, at St. Peter's. Nallit MI, UT the Sec W. tilers loathe, asughur d Ss ISldle.r, et cos, to Captain Maim so WAN ebers. Imo.. Vielosio.street. Wasta.lo4ll•.._.• g'-f' T- STAPLSe.—Septeetber 7, at dt. Nun. 51M .7..----- i ff the lay• 111 . S. Ulla C. Vegan. ot mhburasapierem a k uresavick. io Mary, &AIWA , 01 T. Staples, of Swanky. I su M Chsseadd. ATH& mrs-atipiembii 7, as Liss, Os Irtis a f Durkin. low, sod IL OOLLIMIWWD.--amtmabwr 7, th Ozlord. Hoary, los 01 SI lX V. ooWagtutpd. il- CADDO.- C•iptembeCrst Wlsdalistreet, Oruteseud. 2 0 t beer , . Ws ut tb• UN Ur. T. &WA •••• It if, & , etrims.zraraisa 7, at Illiedcwillymos, Biockw• 11, -. iltt a M.O-04 111 1mtber 7, at liar% Issehotellet at IL isolik 'Or-Cita il t;sr 7. st Csvesdisttlisss, hitstess. 1.014111 111 ' . . Tstotel soh Talthsitsd by wn.i.u.sil= it 1* ill 1 Isaitard-sisset. is ths aa ut otto• la I.•mberd-sle•at. to the Masai 1110111 MT. Ismacans 11. 185. lIP • @Ay Aaa 11. 11 : 111 Oil iu KAc vgde *Ns .001 ___—te T if' $ awl gga teal OM ISM aNallo arm 1 1 :1 etiqg I Aril I The trio _ iii rear Mimi *ft TS toY U Sul M Al Pros pas, l'e yin I it = it Ma Mr