The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-08 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WittoNESDAT EVENING, NOVEMBER 8, 1865. SPORTING INTRUIGBNOI2. ..•.--Al. --..----.. LIVMNPOOL AUTUMN RACES.—TtrifiDAT. TIM BILLING HORDLI STAUB of 3 sows. each, with SD KM. added, for 3.yr-olds and upwards ; weight for Ida with 11=( 5 allowasers. Mile end a helf, over fi ve flights of Nabs.) Mr. J. Tweet's Ajax, by Dellance—Leantine, 3 yrs, get (101 l (W. WWI'S w.o. TIM °USD ANWOAL HDIDLI HANDICAP od 5 son. each, with 50,idded ; wineari alter November 1, extra. Two miles, OM az flights of hurdles. )'l 7 s th sitts.) 11e Lord Paulett's Berland. 37 Wain= . 1 (l a te Gruttlhormar) 5 yrs, Vet 41 ( ) Mr. J. Tumors Knave of Trumps. 6 Jig, tOst (J. Castle) Captabs Sheehy's Nabocklish, 4 yrs, Vet 41b (ear. 9st NM (WutVall 3 TMfollowing Mao an : —Stanton, West End, True Boort, and !;arse (labs Bowman.) Betting : 2 to 1 agst True H eart, 3 to 1 apt Bessie. 100 to 15 each apt Stanton and West End, and 10 to 1 apt Caine. The latter, with True Heart on his right, out out the work to the first flight of hurdles, and peeing _P) O Stead the pair were followed by Stanton and liaboolilish. They ran in this order round the far side to the bottom tern, where Stanton and Bennet closed with Gans, but the latter retained his advantage till nearing the last Ma ass where he, together with the way, and Knave el Trumps drew up to Beamed, but latter easily shook lire off and won by a length Nabocklish beaten four loathe " from the ssoond ; Stanton and Gams, pulling up on the poet, finished in tie order named. Tll3 TRIAL STAMM son. each, with 40 added, for %pale and upwards,wi ts maiden ' and selling allowances. The furlougs. (10 mite.) 11r. T. Reines • Juliet, by Teddington—Happy Que en, 1 aged. Mt 31b /4) TT (Murray)r. Yoy's Sauc y Boy, Jr.. OM 10lb (SOL . . (M Len Westmorland's Mamma yra 71b (1.01.)(11WanOMQ 3 Balsam, Radcliffe, and BUCkbOlind also ran. Betting 2 to 1 apt Juliet, 3 to 1 apt Saucy Boy, sad Ili to 1 'Deb apt 13egum sod Radeliffe. Juliet, quickest oa bee lap, was first away, sad without being headed won iminly by half a leas* ; liegma was a bad third , Balsam and Radcliffe, aloes up, blue and fifth. Suckhouad beaten off. The wionse was bought is for 100 guineas. Tan KNOWMAY NURBIRT STAR= ( iandlosp) of 5 sows. leash, 2 ft to the fund, with 100 added. for 3- wieners after Nov. 1, Vii extra T.Y.C. (38 subs. Mr. B. 14 Dunbar's Tonnantor, TM lab au Sib et) Orimila) 1 Mr. J. Toy's nay by Cavendah—Blue Bell, ut 41b (Cartwright) t Mt. IL Kirby's T o Tran_Tsttearroll) ; The following also ran Dark Agnes, our Van. Court NOWT. COWIN'S, Ring of Vass, Vulture, Venturesome, and leaontise. Betting 11 to 8 apt Treenail= ,sto 1 apt Venturesome. tel 1 apt Kim of Spades, 8 to 1 apt Belmootlas, sad 10 to 7 1 as say other. Acemaderable delay took place at the post In. esseequenos priardpelly of the fractiousness of Kim of aplodAll and Dark Apes. When the flag was lowered Tor„ awake next the rails at once honed in front, with Treason Trove on her whip hand, Court lying well up the centre of the nurse, the Blue Bell filly and Vol.l tare on the right, Bing of Spade' and Oar Van (who got badly off) bunting up the rear. Within the distance Treasure Trove draw up tor:bun Milliner, and beading her, joined the Blue Bell filly, who at tbe commencement of ; she encloeurc, made her (Mato roach the favourite, the latter retains; her advaatap and won assay by three parts of a length ; half a length separated the ;wood end third Court Milliner was fourth, Veataresonie fifth, _Yid. tare surh, Counted' and Belmootine seventh sod ei. Our Yen sad Kim of Spades (who waked in) bringing ghtuhp !HX CATTLE PLAGUE AND THE MPOETA TION UP FOILEIGE CATTLE. . —e— itrterday a meeting of gentlemen desirous or obeeMing government support to a project for e recting slisdoha with a view et &UMW the ultimata Greeted by eleuebter-houses within the limits of the metropolis, and I else of preventing the spread of damns through the intro duction of foreign c and attle, wee held at the Landon Tavern. riblemelrt.4llmen Z although egth lardi:1 enoy 4.1 not °l profeas M to i g i pr .l' e: gent the magistrates of the county of Middlesex, h ie li the whole of them were el edam that the m sow devastating our herds was simply a foreign &mem which °odd be stopped hy slaughtering all foreign cattle at the ports at which they were disembarked. Captain Braliford, also a magistrate for the (aunty of Mid dlesex, considered that if the dreadful scourge under which the country was at present suffering wee to be smoseduaidlly c ombated, it could only be dope with goverment . he greet evil was that the foreign cattle imported were h ered together in large numbers un der circumstances unfavourable' to health, and preseeting evarfiecility for the gene ration sod rapid *ma of dimes.. Their object was to establish abattoirs, similar to those in me in Frame, to which the butchers could have ready and easy acmes, and. where the cattle could be slaughtered under careumstanoes most favourable for producing sound and wholesome meat. Epeakieg of slaughter-housee in a pedal way, hie experi ence as a maddest. wansated him in saying that thane of the metropolis were quite unsuited to the purpose. Cleanli- I nem wee very foreign to them, and he believed that all', meet at present sold was very much tainted before it came to the °rammer, on account of the eimarnetanees tr a m these causes, Ms meat was sent either quivering from the sham bles. or in a state of incipient deommosition. Hs moved a 1 i teeolution to the effect that the present system of driving cattle through the crowded street. of the metropolis. anal islaughtering them at the existing deem, is meductive ei 1 great iecoovenience, and fraught with danger to the pablis at large, and is injurious to the health of the inhabitants residing in the vicinity of the slaughter-homes ; and that the skin markets and other objectionable trades now car- dei on in connexion therewith greatly depreciates the mine of property adjacent thereto. Mr. Scammel, of the firm et Davison and * monad , lacoadel the re . solstice, which wee adopted. Mr. Beam% of the Inner Temple, moved another meddles expressive of the opi nion ills meeting that the landing of foreign cattle at the wharves In the metropolis, and the admixture of them with the fat and lean stock in the various markets, is liable, in the event of the importation of diseased 1 cattle, to In p re duetive el immense Lee, by spreading the I disorder to all directions. This wee seconded by Mr. Carter and carried ; as was another, on the motion of Mr. Hied)", to the effect that the establiahment of abattoirs adjacent to all the laedisg places for cattle is most expedient, end would entirely obviate the nuisanose now existing. aid remedy the evils so widely complained of by the inhabitants metropolis. Praisers Browne, of the veterinary department of the Privy Council, in seconding the reeolu ties, ex p re ssed his entirecamarrence with the object sought to be attained, arid believed that the sembhshroeat of abattoirs, as proposed, would not only mitigate but eradi cate the evil under which the nation at present suffered. The feelng prevalest in the country wee that the danger wee not so greet a. people sought to make it out to be. That wee a mistake ; the danger was extrema. I how was n every county in England, four alone excepted, the d creating sad havoc. Within the peat few weeks the diadem had broken out in no less than 250 farms not previously visited by it. The meeting wee also addressed by Captain Bayley, of the Trinity-house; Mr. Samuel Gurney. tree- RIM of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to An ; the medical officers of health for Hampstea d and Whitechapel, and others. -"''''''"'".—."--------=-------- that h fdatr &doh wee driviog him to ruin, bat tbat bais' beep indueed to reform. its bad started is a .malt 1 mektees, sad now employed 50 blade, and with a hope of reedaimiag deisadmit he o ff ered him the situation of book. ' lower in his aloe, if he would give promise to abstain boot drieklag altogether. Defendant thanked the magistrate for his kindnees. ono, to as& left the ooart with the intention of peoOSSdis at Highgate. LAW INTELLIWINOB. COURT OF EXCREQUER.—Nov , 7. sittings la Ranee.— (fa fme the Lord Chief Baru Pollxk. sad Berme lkamull. Chsnaell, and Pigott.) sourmog •XD ANOTELti V. ViLI2ITIII. The mu of Madame Valentin, whkh has frequently bun the subject of incestigatiou both in the civil sod mi t:Anal courts of the metropolis. sisiu came before this court so-day, upon a motion for a new trW in the above:tumid action. Mr. Baron Pit read the whole of his notes at the trial. and is Joie so occupied the court nearly three hours. Mr. Built was addressing the court when the hour for adjoaraiag arrived. and the case wu pastimes& nett]. the neat new trW paper day. COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. Nov 7. __ . (Before the Judge Ordinary.) 11718 v. 7111 rrroitarivamisaat..—ms "rime= °UM" 1 Dr. Smith said he appeared os behalf Of LeVitalt Janette gyres sad her eon, William Henry Bye's , who had filed a petition under the Legitimacy Decimation Act, praying for a deolaration that there bad been a lawful marriage beetroot' the grandfather of the elder petitioner, his Royal Wyboass Raw Frederick Duke of Cumberland. and Olive Wilmot, and that the petitionen ware the lawful deparodanta of the Prism= Olive of Cumberbuld. The Deus having been joined, Sir J. Wilde—But is there any lice ? Dr. Smith—What I meant to my was, that the ;att.. Roams had delivered their replication to the answer of the Attorneydienaral, and that the pleading were therefore oomplate. Sir J. Wilde—l hardly know how to proceed In this teett for it menu to tee that the ittormy•Oenerarg answer le in a very unusual form. Dr. Smith—l am not responsible for that. All that I mold do en receiving the answer wee to reply is the NAM - - KrM. Yr. Bourke—l appear for the Mioniey•General, arid I believe that I arc respoosible for the form of the answer. It exactly follows the precedent of filtedden v. thedirection Attor ney-General and Patrick, which I drew under the of Lord Westbury, who was then Attcrsey•OnseraL Sit J. Wilde (to Dr. Smith)—Sow do you wish to bare the am tried! Dr. Smith—By • special jury. Sir J. Wilde—Bat the difiloulty 4 that there belagmo Imo, there is **thing to seed to • special ju r y to try. The Attorney•G eos ral merely says : " I have the petitio to stake each proof of their cam se they may be able." Would it sot be better for the AMorney•Oeneral to file • formal traverse! Yr. Bourke—l have no objection to do so. Sir J. Wilde—That being so, do you object 6o have the issue tried bye special jury ? Mr. Bourke--Carte kaly not, my lord. The Court th en made the order es rayed, sod also grunted • oommiasion to meentas two crannies at How deur. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. TUC ASSAULT UPON DIL EMIR. In ►his owe the grand jury retuned s true bill mann Frederick Jones sad Samuel Derrick for an &intuit upon Dr. Raster. Mr. Herring and Kr. Bea te have Wet:oohed Mr. Sleigh sad Mr. Montagne Williams to appear for the prosecution, and the trial is expected to bring out all the details is reference to the charge preferred against the doctor, of an alleged rape upon the person of Mrs. blank*. it. rear. TEI Hearne' arm= of 80 son. in spoor, by sub. I snip*, et 3 ern& each, with 3) added ; weight for age I N and o nesallowa • grimes Aden ; jockeys, 7lb , Two miles the' t. ( to n e m " SPANISH CIRCULAR UPON THE CATTLZ PLAGUE-- I - man. Mr . M. Clark's Cure All . by Lambtn—Bess, 4 yrs, Hat The Minister of Public Wake nee ladareizad. the folio_ oiaff (WM. Medea) (Mr. G. Walker 1 circular to the grernon of the provinces. upon t he pre. Mr. Crook's Abbot, 4 are , lest and. 71b extra) (11rT. Price) 2 canticles to be °nerved spirt the cattle plague preva- MANSION-HOUSE. Mr. threes' Crisman. 6 Yrs, last (Inc 71b extra, lent In Northern Europe o-- • Harr; learned that ie mi. A short time back • warrset was applied for at the (str• east "' 3 ous northern coustaise • serious disease has spread among ; Mansion-house against the clerk of • solicitor at the west The fo ll owing also ran :—] laid of Lorn, The Prisoner, gby the cattle, with the character of which her Majesty's . sod of the town, for havi forged • cheque for the amount Csib pa en ri tme ag ; e g b e hig e Alfred aa glagiurighglft4riXdere, o 1 Drop . Om I I llovendlle o6 is Dot. DP to the present, *striated, but ,of 6201. upon the Bank f ug ndon. and shrouded with the 11l and Abbot, 6to 1 apt Crewman, 10 to 1 apt Brier ehieh might cane serious ravages among agricultural stook proceeds. The forgery was so well executed that to Won by 3 lengths ; 4 lengths between moth an d thee . is the event of its propagating itself in the kingdom, rod in sus W 66 entertained at the beak, and the amount was default of the necessary preventive measures, her Majesty in bank notes of di ff erent amours. The culprit seem Mr objection tm Cure All is withdrawn. the Queen re ordered that the strictest visilaace bs have laid all his plans very cleverly, for he at once pro. VIIN FLTNG Hasilisth of 5 era 1 ,1 , 2 ft (to the had ). enjoined upon the governors is this matter. All crud to the Beak of England and required all the with 100 added, for 3-r-olds and up ; winners eras. „mew., arrangements should be made to prevent notes to be changed into gold. The fact of requirleg mob T.T.C. (51 Bubo.) the importation of live cattle, hides. or horns , that ' • large amount of gold seemed to have me** some little Lord Bateman's Queen of Tromps, by Mint ot Trumps ma he suspected of conveying the disease in querns, as imspicion in the minds of the authorities at the Bank, and —Catherine Parr, 6 yrs, est &lb Mr. Bather's The Clown, 4 yrs, Bed Mb t ' G i e riza r e :4. a % i we; io mo - late those Lamm attacked by it, or by any they put some questions to him 'legs the subject, bet he Mr. W. Day ns lad LYE; 3 311, NW ,cageeroy s I other to a d gto• as malady. To this effect die observance replied in an MI-handed manOW that be me an attorner. The following also ran ~—Troublerome, Persuulon. Masa% wlll be paid so the replatiou laid down by the royal and that the gold was required in order that be might make eseilan. Shrink Thaletlault Leo, Ziscs. ItusUc Best*, and I ceders of the 21st February, 1845, sad 2nd August, 1648. ; a legal tender, and this seemed to have satisfied them. Orontes. The Royal Coward** for , the inspection of Agriculture ; and the whole of the Dotes were changed for gold. On the Wang :sto 2 agt Thalassins, 6to 1 apt ter. 7tol • in the provi of Navarra, wishing to contribute to the ; yen same day, or early on the following morning, the apt Skylark, 9to 1 apt Queen of Trumps, 10 to I art_ ! better know led ge ot this metier, sea to preeeetion of the culprit seemed to have gone on board • vessel booed for Liaa sad Permasios. 100 to 9 apt Troubleseaah_loo to B' . wile it may 000m k e . has pointed out, without prejudice Lisbon, in whieli he had obtained a berth, and although sod the Clown, an 15 to 1 apt Poet Lyon. Won by •i to obtaining all possible information tea owing the Haggett, the City detective officer, sad • gentleman eon length ; • head between sexed and third. 1 milady, the expediency of prohibiting the Ira- nested with the establishment of Mr. Mullen% the solicitor Tim Au. Loan flirmitut STANZA of 3 goes • each, with I poi:sties of cattle and bides into the Cantabrian porta, 'to the Bathers' Association, were quickly as his Meth, upon 2 0 eta ; weight for ase : selling allowances. M. T.F.O. I and of subjecting to previous examination all arrivals of their arrival at Grandma they forted that the vete* bad P I Z e l . G. Dori went. by isbb ey. dab by I rattle or l t i o rd 1 . , from o * other port e a Is taking the mesreary riled for her destitution, sad that their bird lad flown. th governors will sot according They were satialled, however, fine the 'liquifier made by ethane Resederlus, 2 yrs, Pl.), Tat Ilb W ei* a Ir• the circumstances under nder which their respective provisoes ' them, that the culprit was on board, and they immediately Mr. As a Cleo Radcliffe, 3 yrs (SOL). ad 41b .. (A ardc . Mr. Johus Gambler ona ilot 1. Ott 4 1 h • • (Comoro° , ste to hie a naon. At i may be Oared, associating with then in their task the sash took the necessary ps moire web" .ing Hopeless rho ran. 'tory sa agricultural °Dominoes and any other bodies they first, it appeared, they lud some ty in Matting :9to 4 on Wentworth, 5 to 2 apt Rada:Vs. ~ may think fit. They will give immediate advice to the the name of the vend and some other partioulars Won by • neck ; throe limps betroth second and third. 1 the of what may coma is their district, and should that were requisite, but enatually they ereothed The winner ins bought in 101 105 g rara. • the occasion arise will observe the direcitioas fawn up to in obtaining all the required ',formation, sad • A li m a" Pura a 40 ean ., to all ago i „H awn ; meet such came by the superior veterinary school, in its telegram was despatched to Lisbon, des• biag the extra. Si : furlongs. (16 subs.) report of the 21st August, 1348, circulated by royil order culprit, sad requesting that he might be taken into Mr. Fors Godmarehars, by Lambounw—Bay Banter, 3 Ice the 12th September of the em ne year. t or i s o to o d e l up:ramothglatrerioonlito! he vat yor lt u tolll/ cet yi tr a t i yrs. eat ISb Murray, 1 ' 5 e.............—. - • Mr. G. Little 's Pegasus (h b). 4 re, 754410 (Hibbard/ I 1 of the vessel at Lisbon the description ol trculptit ins Mr. Barber's Contract, e are. Tst (3. Odinshaw) 3 THE FIZALTIf OP LONDON. fouled to be so accurate that the authorities at once The following also to :—Wild Thyme. lopldlet, The Mad, -- e -- apprehended him, and nearly the whole of th e 6201. was Rlgll. b I by Lcmingtou—Brockettlna, mutts, Madame pew, I a Flare-up. llt appears from the return issued by authority found In his po ssession. There is no extradition VW'. . F Bitting : 2 to 1 sgst The Thad, S to 1 each apt Grind I ce the Registrar-General, that in the week that elided es between thus °mud " sha Pc'tteued but the wathcoties, and Godmersham, 6to 1 apt Vigil, 10 to 1 apt Leath* i Satarday, November 4, the births registered in Leaden having regard to the (timidly 'cias existing bat it that country to England, relied upon the good offices wae of and Elastic. Won by half • length ;two lengths between ;and tea other large towns of the United Kingdom WWI the authorit i es in mob matter , and upon the appl i cat i on smith and third. The riders of the second and third ob. ; 3,910; the deaths registered 3,014. The annu al rate of ' of the English anthii:sador It appears that directions jaded to the whirler on the ground of "crossing ," and the mortality in the week in those eleven towns was 28 per . matter stands over for decision. The Eland fell, and threw ; 1,000 persons living. In London the births of L 067 bo i ls ' were at are given by the Portuguese authorities that the culprit should be taken into cuatody and detained until his jockey, who was a little shakes, sad the horse was' and 988 girls, in all 2,055 children, were registered in e badly hurt week. In the correspond* week) of ten years 18554* the an officer was sent over to &pram* him. The moment the fact was known that the culpri tad bess soreheaded. Artarvin.—Elsham. rasp %tumble, corresied ter Maras' of population, was Haggett, the deectires, was despatched to Lithos to brims PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW. L 960. The deaths neared is London during the weak , i _ ~..6 .„ this _,........, ....4 it L ., __ te d that they were 1,413. It was th e forty-fourth week of the year ; sad him ;; ,-,„- in th e ---,...z. of—a few l e ' y e: . '''" TurtWrormaromn Cur (fres Handicap) of 10 ems. nob, the average number of deaths for that week is, with , h fa, with 131 added, for 3-yr-olds and upwards;_Wieneirl • correction for increase of populatioo, 1,262. The I WORSII-STREST. after October 25, at ten a.m., 51b; twice, ire 200 no actual return exhibits an sum of 151 over Williams Zaninicr, 42, and Setraii, his wife, about 26 10* extra. One mile. (Kaaba) the estimated number. This is partly due to the years of age, were charged with being in possession of • Age lb Age et lb fall of teal which was low over the country. great quantity of property, »marbly supposed to *stolen. =i.l Tromps.... 68 L 2 Wild Poppy (lac. • The deaths from diarrhcea are less numerous no than they On the previous evening L il licrap, 183 H diviera, and ou Filbert 5 611 /Plying Horse 66 8 Holstein S o : S I ; with the numbers returned weekly in August ; bat the In •• soup shop near Shorediteh, and well knowing them as C a t Ind 36 8 Wild Iles -6ii ' thaws' was am fatal last week as it was in the second week receivers of '• snatches" from young thieves, watched their A ffirrorticutha HANDICAP of 100 son. for four-yr- iof October. The deaths from diarrhea in the last four movements through the window. Presently the male prig so d upwards ; eraser o f o h o G foo d s o f to e sooopkohooo. weeks were 54 . ,..... :. 62 48, and 61. In the fourty-fourth week neer pared some article to he woman, but what it 101 b; or of any other handicap steeplecha or hurdle nee of . ten years lnao-oe the average number of deaths from was could sot be perceived. Tee officers, susperiag se 100 son. after Nov. 1, at ten a.m., 6 th ib „I ra . A b out . diarrhoea was 26. When the 61 deaths from that cora- that they went cking in stolen Impede, Mar tha's miles, starting at the Curl Poiat. (36 subs.) i plaint, of last week, are compared with the average, it will direly went to them and asked them what - Wiz pockets Age st lb A go i t lb iWA be questioned that an eptdenno tindery exists ia the contained. The answer from both was " Nothing," but amble BM 612 7 Cantab are u , Loudon p . opulation at the present time. Two deaths of so convinced were the oosstables that this was fain„ that Walser 611 13 Dr. l'assy •10 lliehildren in the week are referred to cholera. They ere they took them into custody on suspicires, aid when thetonta 611 13 Gana alo 10 1 returned se follows :— On 30th October, at 5, Harrod- searched at the station - house 21. 16s. were found on them. Ironsides Joe Maley all 9 Clog of Hearts .. .610 6 : (one day) r and on the sun* day, at 81, • silver box with an engr av ed initial on the top, sad of the Pigeon Acre (li li) • 11 7 Ned of the Kills .. a 10 6 ''..•••••°-9-"e----. -- S t, a b ° T , . erg 5 rem-- ,• • &h r. Globule 6ll e Montpelier • a 10 6' " cholera infantum (15 hours). Scarlatina was fatal In 59 spectacles, am other articles lees mu&Singular ly Creole Irol_y_ Ilir Vrilliara Igerwor 6 11 1 Sir Robert .. ..... 6 10 V Golcilluder - roe, but the owner ' names are unknown. On promedieg Morocco Morro 6ll 0 Cartoece 6Le 6132 in Leeds, 22 is Bristol, 23 in Hull, and 31 in Glasgow. lodged, a vast number of duplicittes sad • peat variety leraboronsh llibl.. a 10 12 Fomeds b th Zook the Gardener aIOI2L 6. D. Laura 4lO 11 The 20•116 e r mondsey. Tam Cm:Tyra Burn Svgsrthosstal of 100 ion. is speeded the rate was 24 per 1,000. The male prisoner denied all relationship with th e woman ble : lry subscription of 5 son. each, with 50 added (surplus te , In Liverpool the births in the week wen 284, the deaths but Lillie:lip asserted that he found at their lodging the wioner). for regular bunters ; 4-yrokls, ( let ; EVII, ' 369 ; in Manchester the births 260, the deaths 246 ;ia Sal .' certificate of their marriage, on hearing which the tot was list 131 b ; six, 12st blb ; aged, 12st 91b ; c ab. Tittered ford the births 81, the der* 65 ; in Birmingham %beige.* , admitted. About three mire, startles at the Canal Point. (10 sem) 223, the deaths 162 iin Ll 2 5, births 217, the deaths ' Both prisoners stand remanded. Age Age Age 139 ; in Bristol the births 125, the deaths 68 ; la Hull the WESTMINSTER. Hen (It bl 8 lionsquetaire .... Incognita (h b) •• • • births 76, the deaths 46; ia Edinburgh the births 118, the Mr. Robed Michell Glover apeared on remand, charged Montpelier ... Cock Robin • Moylake Mlas Bs, bars .... Early Mora Coll Mordant • MUMMA, atriums PLATE of 30 son. • any wieem this , 278 deaths in Vienne daring the week ending the 28th sit. b aus a o f wrera l persous , and ripoe i va d i day I, egep h to .„ day 716 extra ; entrance, 2 son. Two mile's, over*: flights -----.r•—•.r."-- - helsea, when be was taken Inc custody, and the result of ; In quiries showed that he bad been a captain is the army, ti hurdles. LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND BOOTH Coarr RAIL. 1. Till PALATINS NIIIIMMIT HANDICAP of 50 soya, for 2-yr. WAY. —An adjourned meeting of the ihneholden was held was most respectably coonected, hut that having fallen into habits of diesipstion and intemperance be had spout 01111.; •ibt.er of any hanilloap this day, 101 b extra ; ea- yesterday in the boar dro om Londoo-bridge terminus. Mr. trance, 3 sows- Five furlongs. I lIIMS Scott presided. The cLainnao explained that the his wife ' s f ortune and felt her starving in Auetrells. serif retuning to this country, had . Dyed • dissipated life, and A HANDICAP PLATE of 40 son. for all ages ; winner al directors had intended to submit to the shareholders at that ..., , behaved so badly that hr friends positively refused to Wee amy race too day, dlb extra ; earths., 2 son. Sr far. i meeting resolutions for the transfer of the Wimbledon au. an st . ps to otoiot hi= upon hearin g this Croydon Ihr, but the agreement was_ not / bo et T read oboidd y to od be . \on vented in (tan , ter. eyes thewretchedlirs.imArne theold ' - lhe hi eyes late e '' **ink, sad &foldout had brongb. Unocal farther remanded him, is the hope that his friends might yet be induced to come forward is his behalf. Yesterday, on the defendant being again played before him, Mr. Arnold observed—CM the last imouioe of your being hers, Mr. Glover, I told you that this appear to me to be • most lameotable sae, and I am afraid that it is even dill more lamentable than I at lint thought. I remanded you the other day that I might oommunicate through the police with your friends, sad see whether auythlog could be done for you, sad I have adopted that course, but find that your ooeduat has, from time to time, been so had that your fries& will not come forward ; they will not assist you in any way, nor will they even oommunkate with me uses the subject. It is fearful to see • man es slaw doped by all who koow sad you sea to what results your mkpoooduot has led. You have sees • letter mitten you by Mr. Wood. I hear you have road it, and Moe de termised to avail yourself of the kind offer made therein. Seek a chance for a lean to redeem his ohasseter I never kis, of beton ; by avalliag yourself of it. sad 'ban dads', as the writer stipulates, the love el drink, Ind may obtain, at least, • position of rispeskability, end possibly regain your former standing Is jug. j have whorl that you seem very proper] immured with the pitiohlosees of your cenditiom. and I would therefore now you to avail yourself of Mr. Wood's efts. Cie at woe to lie address, and this letter tall be year oredantiab, long I oineoloply hope that by scsaiisis by the opportunity held out to yea. you may be hasped to redeem your ohs. raster, and bec ome • respootaii• asiabar of misty. The triter spoken ei we frees a Mr. Mario Weak Iraureheottags. North3ol,, Wefts* AMMO 41.7 \ kegs. _ , Tilt GIUND STAND STAMM of 3 DOM each, with 30addrodi ' submitted t o them, . _ he proposed that limy lo,_ 2-yr-olds, lei 211) ; three, 84 10lb ; o i ling a lowawm, ‘,... journ to that day four weeks. As adjournment accordingly T.Y.C. i took place to Tuesday, the sth of December. RF.PORTZD Dim:Gyula or OIL WELLa is Ewa- Ter SELLING STAiga of 3 sows. each, with 20 added ; 1 selling sad other allowances. Five furlongs. • Leico. —We are informed that oil wells, or diggings, have been discovered in this country of a highly promising —-- nature. At present we are unit& to give the particulars . although assured that they will prove of a nature to motorail theublic and create excitement.—SAippiny (Matte. GILZAT NORTHZRN weekANILDIRO —Number of Tolima. far the bedbug Nov. 4, 743 ; of which 229 were sew oases. BRILLILFAST BETZRAOR—Homoeopathic Practi tamers, and the Medical Profession generally, recommend ewe u being the most healthful of all beverages. When the trine of of homoeopathy was first introduced bile this country, there were to be obtained no preparations of cocoa either attrac tive to the taste cit soosple to the stomach , the nut was either supplied In the crude state, or so unskilfully amours*. tured as to obtain little notice.of Loudon, homeo pethic chemist. was Induced In the year 1838 to tern hie atten tion to o ted subject. and at length succeeded, with the assistsaos o f ' lob/ids znachiltdry, in being the test to produce ea article pore in Ito comoodUces. and so refined by the perfect trituration , 1 it receives to the process It pause through, as to be mut sessal. ' able to the delicate stomach. For general um. Ipps's woos is distinguished so an Invigorating. grateful breakfast binaries, with a delicious aroma. Dr. liamall. In his work .• Food aid eh, hgeiterstiona," says: —• Cocoa contains • put sastat7 Od iNI 111110101 nutritive principles : every lermlient r e• Mal, to Os growth and sustenance of the way. Male. .An a untninon. soma Asada very much higher than either coffee or tea" Mew Slana : —Two teaspoonfuls el the powder in a heenklast am egen no with bang water or sulk. Becured In thplimed *lb.. sad 14b. labelled lisieltilita. and sold 4fielas.:4llll.. by gPereera. eionfeetiolkses, and cbaseleia.—Lmi , GLAsoow UNlvEnsrrr. —The content consequent upon the election of • lit and proper person to ocoupy the honourable office of lord rector is our ancient Us!varsity, tendered vacant by the lamented death of Lord Palmerston, is soy being mitered nem is earnest. No soccer had the nintk session been formally opened by Principal Barclay on Monday. than the students adjourned to nominate a gentle- I men for the lord rectorship of their Alma Mater. By the Merin party the Bight Hoe. W. E. Gladstone woe *mai sated se being "the greatest stetsernan of the day, and the ~geeasamteat living orator," whilst the conserrativee put lsrwore the same of rho Lad JustioeClerk as rOSOOMItei mortice claims in having been a distinguiabed student of the University, a native of Beograd, sad en able University psknuer. Mr. John Smart Mill, H.P., was not proposed. I I his friends probably de ruing that they would hest serve the liberal interest by acting is concert and harmony with the net of their party, sad thus seretrieir tie election of Mr. Gladstone. Home uncetteloty exits, however, as to whether the Ohanoellor of the Exchequer is willing to an opt the honour that his friends in our University would , eesfee,spoe him.—North Britiet Mail. Despatches were yesterday received at the Colo nieliedles hoot the Governors of the Cape of Good Hope smi Gibsaltar. COMPLAINT AGAINST A DETECTIVE OFFICER. yesterday, at the Lambeth Police-courts,, Mr. Ed wor d Meade, jun., a gentleman engird in the stewed!), department of tbe Bank of Englaud,iad rmlbisti.Oakield road, Pangs, applied to Mr. Elliott for bb adder and amid ones in • matter affecting his character, and for the Purpose of removing a stigma cut upon it by the gross isdi ve gnityte which be bad been sub j ected at the bands of • detecti offleer at the Crystal Palace. Mr. Meade said that the oorrespoodeace which had awed between himself sod the authorities at the Crystal Naos tad others would pu t his worship in Doeseadon o all the facts relating to the outrag e to which be had been subjected and of which he oomplaiaed. and he should, with Ws worehip's permission, read it : " 1, Oakfield.road. Oct. 9.--Oestlamen,—l have the fol. lowing serious Wargo to make cowers's( the treatment which I was subjected to last eveaing, which is sa follows : —I. by appointment. met my wife in the centre transept, eke being accompanied by a friend's child, aud while mated there edits it some refreshment which I had bought for it, we wore rudely set upon by three detectives, one is par. titular, who in the most insu ltin g manner charged me with attempting to pick pockets, and then compelled us to walk down the centre before the public accompanied at the by two policemen in uniform. We were then detained ofilos, the same detective *Mora charging my wife, and sopa rating her from me, to meant any oommusices, which alarmed her very much. Fran there we were taken through the streets in the rain to the policeetalloa, with a delicate child who I Invited from town for the benefit of its health. moved at the stardom, I ass Placed within the iron Itiliags, ed with the offence, and cautioned se to what I said ; be then derfilline tc bmi wife. Previous to my swivel at the sta tion bail been searched, and everything takes from me, asately, my annual railway ticket, my seams ticket, my keys, and 3e. 4d. in osah ; also a private letter. We were then &timed until near 8 o'clock p.m. • my wit* ill from fright, Rio child cold. wet, and darned. In the meantime the detective found out his mistake, and apologised for what he bad dote. Gentlemmi, 1 ask you if that is to satisfy me for the indignity which I have been subjected to by your servant 2-1 remain, your obedient servant, E. MLBOZ, Jun. —Mr. Grove, Secretary of the Crystal Palace." To this watmuniodion he bad received DO %sewer, and h in ecesequo forwarded the particulars to Mr. Farquhar, te tme c hairman of the company, but ultimately received the tol -1 lowing answer from Mr. Grove " Crystal Palace, Sydenbam,Ocit. 31, 1886. —Sir,—l have submitted your letter of the 9t.h instant to my board, aid sat isstruoted to my that as the constable is question is loyed by the Commirsioners of the Metropolitan Polies, sad not by this company, the directors must refer yen to Sir Elkhart Mayan At the same time 1 tm instructed to strews the deep regret of the directors that while on their premises you should have been rabbeted to so much ansoyanoe, which they trio only attribute to pare and us : ideational mistake.—l am, sir, your obedient servant. 0. Olort, BeadarY.—E. MIAMI, JIM., Faq." On the reaript of this he (Mr. Meade) forwarded a full s tatement of the partionlars of the cam to Sir Richard Mayne, and to that communication he received the follow ing answer : 4, Whitehall-place, Nov. 2,1865.—8ir , arm I have to so ' koowledge the receipt of your letter of the 31st Wears.o plaiting of the conduct of Pollorieonstable Aeron W 9 P, for taking you aid your wife into custody on the thugs of attempting to pick pockets, and to stets that I regret extremely that the constable in question should have made this mistake, sad that you should have been subjected to this suspicion. The constable it a very medal, and seve rally speaking careful officer, and gristly regrets the mis take be made.—l am, sir, your obedient servant, W. 0. Baum, Aseistsat.Commissioner.—Edward Meade, Fig. Soon after the receipt of the Commlesioser's note, he (Mr- Meade) wrote the following to Warren, the constable; " Ragineeds4 Department, Beek of Ragland, Nov. 4, 1865.—Aaron Warrea. polmeeonstable 259. --Sir,—l have considered year application to forego any prweedinp for the outrage committed by you, is apprthenritng and cawing me to per through the Crystal Palace, on a charge of attempting to pick pockets, and my friends advise me that unless you moment to make an apology and publish the seise twice in tbs. Times and Telegraph. daily papers, to take such proceedings as I msy be advised, solely with • view of placing my character In the same position it stood previous to the act I complain of.—B. Mans." Of this communication Warren took no notice. and in justice to his (Mr. Meths) character, as well as for probation, he felt it necessary to take his worship's Opinion and advice in the matter, assuring his worship a; the same time that be had no vindictive feeling in the matter, itsd that his only object was to remove the stigma from him character. After tome further expliiDeAdoli, Mr. Elliott granted a S ammonsagainst Warren for einem of duty. SUSPECTED POISONING IN DEVONSHIRE. At the quiet little village of Houitou Clyet, situated about six miles from Exeter, William Ashford, • sober, adostrione man, about sixty years of age, • master boot and shoemaker, died on Saturday evening under Maxim stares which afford grave salaam that be has been poi so n by his wife. For some time past the deers eider li ve d unhappily with his wife owing to jealousy. A maa named Pratt, who bad worked for him as • journey man for many years, was the sum of the unfortunate strife. Pratt. about two years Moog, left the deceased and went to reside at Dudish, but afterwards returned through the inflame* of Mn. Ashford, and from that time to the present was believed to be on far too intimate tam with his mistress. They had beat fre quently area together, sad this so excited the deceased that • quarrel took place. The deceased was, up to the last fortnight, to the enjoyment of good health, but was taken ill on the 28 i n ult., after henna partakes of tea at • Mead's hams in the village, where NI repeatedly expressed his disgust a the conduct of his wife. From the mi. dace of Mrs. Butt, the wife of • polioe-oonsteble sta tioned in the village and residing two doors from the deceased, the case appears to bear very strongly against Mrs. Ashford, and on Saturday poltemooustable Batt considered, from the koowledge he passaged of the case, he was justified ia &pyramiding ilea cans after the &owed died on Saturday night be took the wife into custody. While being searched the took from her pocket a packet, which she th rew into the fire, and It was destroyed before it could be rescued. Peculiarities were observed in its igoition, and it is supposed to bare contained thanicols. 'aqua was opened yesterday before . Mr. Deputy-00room Brent, Mr. Friend, of Exeter, appearing for the prisoner, and Mr. Detruty-fluperintendsa t for the police& The only evidence was that of Mrs. Butt, who said that on th 3rd Meant, she was ia the bedroom of the deem e ed at about 5 o'clock, when &would asked for s cup cd tea. Mr. Chown was in the nom at the time Mrs. A s hford brought op to the races the teapot and Put "rater into it from the kettle which was in tee bedroom. She thee went down and brought op • cup with • little milk at the bottom, not a tableopoonful. There was • knock at the street door, and she went to orals it. Witness gave about • table spoonful of the tea to the dercamed. which was all that he would take, the rest she threw into the chamber utensil. Witness subsequently found a cap on the dressing. table which contained some wetted powder, which smelt sad looked like some malaise which the decreased bad taken . Part of this powder wither praterved. Oa • a n t visit to the house witness fated another settle. ment of powder in a wine glass, aid that also she pre served. There WU 00 settlement in the bottl d e o wardf medicine fits which came from the doctor. Demised ha b e fore death. Dr. Roberts, of Exeter. harlot seen the dying and having asked if any of d vomit or eora 00:0144000 bad been preserved, was given the utensils and the gime with the adimeat. The comer's inquiry ma adjourned for a post maraca examination to be made, and the deceased's wife having been takes to Exmouth was last eveninglbrought before • megistrate mil remanded. The matento of the utensils and glans ha been forwarded to Professor Herapah at Bristol for analyst.—Western Hors ing News. CITY Commusloir Os &Man& —ThuCommiusioners of Sewers of the City of London held their weekly meeting yesterday, under the presidency of Mr. De Jersey, the chairman. Dr. Letheby, the readied officer, reported that dpapy the week 3,880 lbs. of diseased meet, unfit far human food, lad been seized at the different markets, and to one case the party sendiog it had been before charged with a similar offence. The matter was referred to the solicitor, with a view to legal proceedine being tam. During the week there were 48 disths sad 46 Meths in the metropolis, sod the moriality is mill eonsiderably below the avenge far the oorreepondhig period of last year (87). The court had a very short sitting, and adjourned after disposing of the usual formal business. Qin= in.Se D Butosanos.—The ship Sultan nd s, 1.21.4 tons burden belonging to Xmas. James Baines a Co., mailed on th e ism. from Lireepool foe Qaseasland, Captain Thorn's Williams, commander ; surgeon.euperia. Modest, Dr. Cambell, misted by Mies Garver, matron. The Sultana is the 68th mend that has sailed on the had• order system of emigration, under the immediate direellon ..ef the gasenelend government. She oriataine 868 eon* ir "At iac into paying, alskAnd, and pamengen, sad cow of 468 =maim of ittamss• IS Biagio assa, and 77 sisals toomilos. [Ad vertisoment.l-- HOLLOWAY% Pmts.—Bilious or 1 sioatioss sad stomach som kin elisplatets sind me dim Wooed by stmesponle Mat too liberal dist It net ansaded with sw ims esesequenses. What samosa Owls his lases ism dew thee ken, his sysslint dbasbed sad Ms bead dim. wilds be is k e e n, titill=e4B6l.lbop mlaY I. used el a linu po s 1.1 4 pane reerileise. let Mat seed *ewe far s a lsa et eller s few dams of whke lb heed will bs War * sprits pp lssid sad sii by sposios be renessd. Mend dleradoes i s ijibe sane 4 penes*. lake ass of she aankable am& dm an albeili• ma UN. . . . ~~ 4. ,~ 1 . ' i 4l it . i,. i., ' 1 i I i ii, t t 1 ; t ‘f, ,t • ‘ • , . THB POLICE COURTI ---------- IBOM LAST NIGHTS GAZETTE. [YAWN Or NoLiCITOIM AND TURTHIEL PARTICULARS TO 101 OBTAINED AT Tat °FMCS OP TER CHINE RIOISTRAR, 000de OF SANIORNATOT, lIAMIONALIAMIErra BANKRUPTS. EffgalD Manx, Victortaroad, Romford, commercial clerk, eurrender Nov. 21, at IL CURL= WoLLT, itichnsoadsoad, Colston, commercial novel le; Nov. M, lt MOM at MUM 243W401 BUDD, ?Whim-road, late accountant to adras Irrtoo Company, Nov. 2 0 , et 1 . 0.01 11 030101 cute& R.Mbetreet, Limehmae, talky, Nov. 20, at 1 . JOSIES Vocal Fong, Chareina7. ftiam•rosa. carpenter, Ilea It at I. nanny WiLLOIM, BarnabOrproad; 'lslington; laW licensed vic tualler, Nov. 21, at 11. • • - • Ttionts 701[3, Hookelane, Peckham, - fellowship porter, Nov. SS, at L appapw l Vrattrog Bow& Sines Lynn, Norfolk. stonemason, Ina 72. at L ALMEANDIa I Grafedanneti. trunk maker, Nov. 21, at 2. 0300.01 IllamaliFßLD, Graham road, Daigle. and Mrpcourt, Menexe, cigar denier, Nov. 21,111. iffernet Moats 3011401. PritchartPeroad, fiscleneproad Morning-hoe, Hackney ; and Southwark.bridgeroad, under taker, Nov. 21, at 1. THOMAS PT/TIT, Farihrn, Hampshire, canteen keeper, and Bodhampton, ileums ire, grocer, Nov. 11, at 1. 111711 PI MST WiLLLAms WOOD. Bouth-grove, Peckham. late seCre tary to a public company. Nov.* at IT. JOSS Ware& Jens CO Charles-Areal, 81 John's-wood, baker, Nov.te l Mit M,M Wellingtostatrost, illackfriarened, adle*" bon menstfacturer, Nov. 21, at IL Linn Mown imams, Addiamterrace, Notting-Mil, musical director. N0v.22, at 1. Bawd FIBII. Ml, Blelsopegattsetnet, City, fancy g oods Un meter, Nor 211. at 1. CamWitand HAM, Newmandreat. Oxford-dreet, leather tag maker, Nov. 27, at 1. MART I(ut= Mows, C a mbridge-road, Hammersmith, late licensed victualler, Nov. 22, at 2. Nffnaind Mc& Lonnie's, Ease:, draper, Nov. 22, at 11. FUERSICIL HENRI CHUMS" PAW/ADM Prospenplace. Rdg waro-road. decorator's 'manager, Nov. SI. at IL WILLIAM Dna, Walworth-rd., baker. Nov. 22, alit Bain Wine@ AILUNDLL Coff.ffue, Quadredirma park, gadded scluxdreastar. Nov. 12. at 11. TIIOMAI &ICBM West Rudhano. Norfolk. poem Nov. 12. at It Wriman 13000 LAS BMW?, Pluenstead, deputy amistaut sm. p a intandent of stores at Woolwich Ameasi,Nov. U. at 1. Mk, JOHN DoOMAS PAMILIMIL Cologne-road, New Mandan: psymaater lathe royal naz i :ov. 211, L JOBli Nicsoimi Mows& -crescent, Notting-hill matte. man, N0v.12, M L Munn 01,11 VMS, Alveley, Shropshire, tanner, Nov. 17, at It. BASUIL WOOlBOll, Coventry, watch manufacturer,Nov. IC at IL 10011121• LOVIIT, Upton Warren, Worcestershire, farmer, Nov. 10, at It JOBl PLANT, Wolverhampton, grocer, Nov. 20, at 12. Ron SENtollo. Brtatol, des:W, Nov. 17, at 11. FIMDIRICK Auol7lros RDwAN.Dia, stephen, Carmarthen shin, farmer. Nov. IT. M IL 178111MaloM FRANCIS HOLM, Spuyten, Devonshire, clan to holy orders, Nov. IS. at 19,. Notion, Herreiste. Tort ehke, 8110031. Tacoma@ Bawled tailor, Nov. 26, at U. .101111 COOllll. UAW printer, Nov. 20, al 11. Hain Hu WM Odds; Liverpool, eon merchant,Nov.l7, 4ll . 308RPIL ROLIMMOI I end DAVID ItORIN9OI, Mancheeter, brass. founders, Nov. 17, at 11. DAVID 1117MIAT. _Longtowes, Cumberland, tea deater,Nov.l7,at IL TROIKA' TAT, Mmiis electro-plate smauf., Nov . M. 10. WILLUX COLLINS, IM&aw, late becketm, Nov. 10, M 10. MAAR Heads, Aston-Justrliirmingbam, late ligroosr, Nov. 20, at 10. IIDwARD Buie= Unit, Blrminghano,Massionder.Nov.lo,4tlo. to a rivet mdse . WILIWI MCKIM, Birmingham. mansger L tare?, Nev. It, at 3000 IDJTMILDIPON. ThrimPloos, Leicestershire, tamed vic tualler, Nov. Kb at 11. WILLIAII Wawa?. Barrage, Northamptonshke , taggot Mier. Nor. l& at 10. Auouffrot BANIMIN. Pammenb, Sum; veterinary pray°. timer. Nov. 20, at 11. TBOIUs MUM HALL, Branagan, Worcestershire, fate grocer, Nov. 16, at 10. WARR 0.11112821, Broadhensbury.Devonsh., tailor, Nov. le, K Wriatan Roam". Penrith, schoolmaster,at 10. BYOSARD Blown, Bradford, Yeriuhlra losirdresser,Nov.llo49l. 'lmam BOTLII, Bradford, butcher. Dec. 18 at 10. Diann. PATUOR. Farnham, Surrey, late innkeeper, N0v.17,d12. *xenon Weraiamn, Tow low, Durham, greadroter. Nor. IS. at IL THOMAS GLZADELL, ilbft'Oeght brew . ar, Nov. 21, at 10. 300.1 MOM KiEsslamh, Derbyshire, farmer, N0v.21, at IL DAVID Writers, Coventry, hen keeper. No v . t 9, at 8. JOHN WALKS', Hamingbroush.Yorkshire. labourer, Nov.tkatlL 3011111HARITIL PALteßet, Bilaton, Staffordshire, Domed Ma Moller, Nov. 10. at ff. Jon°afferent. Wean, pickier et Iron. Nov. 20 . at li Jona PRACOci KAT, Ralnton,Yorkahlrestonemmen.Nov.l3,mll. Josinli DOLMA Wtekhambrook, Suffolk, farmer, Nov. Se, at, & datum Minns, Liverpool. late car owner, Nov. 17, at K Wiernmorrom, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton wane dealer, Nov. 2S, at 12. FRANCIS 1110001.081. MouOton,Lincolash., tenor, Tr0v.16,14 10. JUMPS TAILOR DORRANT, Lbslallord. Mtn deeIee,NMUMIL LAST sLuitvAlloss. Dec. 6. W. T. &My, Putney, = l ll , e l e.. 4. Quebec-street. Karylebonscoad. agent for= racing-Dec. • F.. Y. Long. Cambridge-West. Hyde-peek, sig for the sale of wines-Nov.lo. A. Badwin., St Peter' End, merchant's clerk-Nov. M. Martha Darr, Wool=aker -Nov. SD. W. Wert, Ask, KM. eaddlff-Nov. SO. J. Pasker, Old Town, Claphsm, farguag;Liber . or. M. C. Myelin, Mortlake. Surrey, predator of Deo. • F. 1. Noble, BslviM4•- cresoeot, Lambeth. late 1/11141 merchant--Dee. 4. W. Taylor, WI. lams-mews, Mary-street, Hampstead-road, cab delver-Dee. 4. I. Tomlin Housereas• Hackney, late limed Vietaidev - Dec • C. May, Owea's-road, Clorkemell, gold dram mother- Dec. 4. J. Bristow , road. cooper's derk-Dea I. G. Burton, Church-dnet. offumenonied s aeMttaK- Esc. • J. W. Blank Ca dime; Kentish Tows, nem veodor-Dec. 6. L 0.,F Great Blandetreet. Dover-rod -Dec. •8. W. Hares Theonideamet. Now Kent-road. Par . porno carpenter-Dee 4. J. Kitchener, Jun. Oolebresoarow, lalingtoagreen. tallor-Dots. 8- & leftists. Jciusinews, Little ames-street, liodfordmw, job Meter-Dec. & B. Bryant. Peoge, Surrey, pointer-Dec. I. W. 8. Uncia lanthear walk, Lambeth. and Vereatent. Clare-market, greengrocer -Dec. • G. Oschwindt, Acornetrest, Camberwell, Journeyman botcher-Dec 8. J. L. Jobnaton, Oxford. travelling draPer - Dox & W. Hunt, Waltham Craw fiertfordshire.aktrOdngrocer -Dee. a R. Turnbull, landport, Hampshire, er-Dec. 8. I. Eleom, Leyton, Ease:. builder - Den • . Corby, Sharnbrook t- , Bedfordshire, farmer-Dec. &W.G. S. Unnhert, Beaumon square, liileend. late manager to minting 00 c . nt 6. W. Goodyear. Railway Bridge-wharf, Battersea. stoats mercha -Dec. 0. 8. F. Bennett, Sheerness, ithenaraP ol-Dse • O. 3 . Sea' linpworth, Stratford, Mee.; baker-Dec. •T. C._Blaffes. aim A. Lothiairrowl, Camberwell, drambaleten - w_ xo. S. W. A. Portion, Holland-terraos, Brixton, late lionume ActeaDor -Nov. M. G. Barnes, Cnatham, Kent. lime baser-Nov. 10. T. Ordiah, Pantry, DtaLordallire, innkeeper-Dec. T. L. Clare, Harriesebead, Staffordshire, grooer-Dee. M. A. & Sens" Ma comb* Bests, Doreetabires surimm-Dee. 18 tebile:galgs.elelm• Demealdra, bulkier-Nov. W. W Lincolnshire. avow-Dec It H. Illibuen, Lneing=e= conaltirs, wail dealer-Nov. TO. L Mamma Hall -Nov. 20. R. Godless, Hutton Crenewick, wor m = inakeeper-Nov. 27. W. H. Yeowead, Li WertNov. 27. W.P. Otinnyou„Liverpool ne o= r-Nea L. Cilibins, bootutiMer --214v. Tlesmnena Cigna; I potato merchant-Nor. 24. T. Berme, jun., Bernaley, Yorkshire, I corn dealer-Nov. 18. IL Mark. Walla. Menge-Nov. 14 M. J . . Hardman, Great Bolton, Lancashire. weseboueseasn-Dect. . K Rowdier, Weston super-Masa aupenter-Dea 14. Maimed Jones, Llangollen, Den Den la W. Inns, Llandudno. Carnarvoruldre, jollier-Dm 14. J. Lewls, Col , Corsa:Tom shim paloacoestable-Nov. M. J. Town, W driver. BaNKRUPTC.I.IS ANNULLED. Nov. 1. HMI Wilma MIST, goesn'screseent, Revenged', MU, merchant's clerk. Nov. S. Bunn AnrawORTIL High Holborn, seedsman. Nov. 7. Josue inn, Condit. financial agent. DIIILLIKATIONB OFrviDams. MMUS Nome& Shstdosseleest, Paddington. MirmamaGer-Int dividend of 86. Id., Nov. 8, and three suinequest Welineedela at lidwardsa Beandiall-street. Zumarrn Mier FLKINIAN BMW, Norwich. 11114141ffisr lst dividend of Tor 11.14. 2 16 4 i za ttim a throe subeement Wed nesdays. at Bdwareb's, ANON SuDza. and GRIMM U. Hortonmioare, sho•Mmils. lecturers-1W &MAIM e Md., Nov. 8, and three anaie tment Wodneedays,at rAwarda's, Basinghall stmt. BLMARITIL Oita. Barlesden-preen, Middlesex, frmer-lod dividend or rid , Nov. 8, and three subsequent Wednesdays. at Edwards's, Basionalletreet. JOHN HARRIS, Oat-lane, City, envelope manufacturer -Ist Wed ad- dend of 1s Na new proofs) . Nov. 8, and three subsequent Maya at Minns's. Bmingballetreet grimie- at SHRAD. lociaseter, tillor-lat dividend d la 814.. Nov. I, an three subsequent Wednesday; at FA. anro BasinOalbstrest. l i WiT.Lual a, BOMA Alveley, Shropshire, i n nkeeper-dividend et at, 9d., any Thursday. at Klnreer a, &mintier°. FRANCIS Baal= Alrewas. Stallordehore, draper-Ist dividend or U.. any Thursday. at Kira ear's, Birmingham. Jon lass" Liverpool• tea merchant-Ist dividend of 8,1, any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool DIVIDENDS. Nov. 27. 3. 7. Andrews, Woolwich, licensed vfctualler-Nov. 27. J. J. Parker. The Oval, Hackeey.road, dairyman, and 'Mood. Kent, bell:Musket -Nov. 30. J. AM; Niark-lane and Bedard. Soar factor-Nov . 10. W. Pratt. March. Cambridgeshire. Ismer -Nov. 30. G. Robbins, Bustin/don watchmaker-Nov. 22. A. Corbin, inn., Oakley-street, Cie ' end Litchreldeinet, Istho. wine merchant -Nov. Ti P. Stewart, Bradahmetteet, Old Kat rood. superannuated clerk In the war office - Nov. 22. J. liesik Fultwmough, Stumm farmer-Nov. Wa 29. I C. J. Scoith -oommon, , Hoandeditok, oilman-Nov. M. W. 'minima woeth brewer-. Nov. 20. R. B. Merida; Jun, New Bradetreet. gentleman- v R. ov. re. . B. Byatt, Blaci oad No nger drienc . ohmeem S o . ff. Odor& lenceskirs, seboolmenter-Nov. M. T. NM. Limn, Saddieuceth, Yorndre, memo . mannfecturer-Nov IL J. Finch. Wiesen, S u ffolk, MackiMtn-Nov. 18. E. Turner. ftremont, Cumberland, grocer-Nov. IL Begs and F. W. Bishop, Surrey-street, Strand. navy agents-Nov. 211. T. Fowl:dog, Truro, Cornwall, mocer-Nov. 30. A. James sad J. Betteridge, RireniniMaim, papier micbe manufacturers-Nov. 18. W. Bun ton sad A. Behden, Leeds, twins manufeetunes. PARTNIIRSHIPIi DIIMOLVED. F. Bowen and K curt's, Waal:leder, levellers -J. Poen= and 1. Townson, Whitehorse, Cumberland, corn merchante-W. Ainsworth. Mary Ainsworth, and Sarah Ainsworth. Yadkin's. Lancashire.'pawnbrokers. so far as regards Mary Ainsworth- J. Torte, Little Crawley, Northampioeshire, and 8. Northern, Rowell, = bin. workers or stem dunking machines -Italy CottenCotten, and W. (mita, damehaster one. batmen. so far as regards W. Smith - O. lenge and H. Ilene, I Liverpool, commisaion merchante-J. Oriflith and J. Hanna, Liverpool, °ether merchants-W. Grifltbs and T. Griffiths, ju, Over. Cheshire, salt m an n tacturds-J. Beaumont, jun., and Beaumont, Non., Nudtkosileld, Mim pipeeo mandaotursae - J. 0. Reynolds and T. Bersolda, 11 , emendacunerr B. Richards, sea., and 8 . nor., Tavision, wins mer. Hannah Wood sad IL Wood, Lew Westwood. mem Hud chants- derstield. woollen cloth mandacturen -T. 'Utensil and J. Itilward, BirmthMant. immiture mandastasere-John Hail sad Jame , ' Hall, Martettederrace. New-cut, corn denim- J. O. Lamborn and G. Lowdown. Warwickatreetia= crook, ere:Meets -J. GraWS and It. ^Wanton. oomnsiestou agenta-J. litenica, W. Boyle, and J. N. Monk% kialtelmemeer, otembehou =ee 14cts=15.N. HAMA -8. Myer and . Moss med F. Mom. Mode 111114, near inglers-T. Nialiaradi W. Brooks, Otfordetsed beedera--0- *Denude and A. Southwark Betalgeroad, emeklesre-W. Teat as E. Yew: Wakefield, monad Mee immobsolims. WOWS ilaWnignierloWL • • - Drams WM Pert Misegew. and ftzeerard, poem Iktr. 11. Of the 111mtaiod Ia Gressmak- DANIEL MILLIE L Glaagar, esppormith, Nov. 14, at the taint? ' °soma nianes.nisblse. ireogn No% Alt t he Toogn• Hotel, Pesiska ' A xis tamps eloorrir, imisdret. Ifir ie. te, the rrea 111. JA2mll42l§l ny •1 1, 1128•11mbiedt. pees. 774Pv.11. aileasma ---...sr•Swift Hobo" TALLOW. TUTSDAT EVCMIG. The market vi i flat today. Bp* 49a. 64. to 600 ; Doom e:, 490 64. b 494 9L ; Jaasary, 130 s. ; Mareb. 51s. 9OTTON.-I(Ausuroo4 Nov. 7.—Narket ray grist• prises rather In favour of purchasers. asks to-day 3,09 i balsa, Iseludiss 500 speculation sad export. 600 hstareas, 19d. to Mid. ; 150 Perusal, he., 21d. ; 200 Peyptisa, to 23d. ; 100 Bmyrsa, 16d. to ltiid. ; 1,930 horst, 11d. l a 18d. iloagal, Wats, ha, 101. to 130. ; Chins, 150. to IT& COTTON GOODS.—Manenzionn, Nov. 7. —ln Wis. piog yawn we have spin had a very quiet market, end little business offering has been at a further rodution An impression is pining ground that the =Mot L e t e :r the tuning point, sod some oonsiderable elms here bus mad*, bat as view mush too low to be seesped by zil . ners. This breach of the market is very tame at thus For home trade yarns we have also had a very tty market, at irregular priess—my aboat 2d. per lb. below a e rata current en Nadu lest. For cloth, the shorans& lone of the market ever sussLai Townley has bun • dig. inclination to do say hansom aadthe may approach k has been some few timid offers es the part of buns or daily declining prices. The Amu ci immure from dean hamainly prevented a general sessPease of rah ellon more freely, although some few sales have hose milk. b. day we have had mush the same state of *apt berm offering for available lots at still lower rents, while Omsk still as unwillingoess on the part of sellers to like them rates, although there seems to be • vowing 0011Vilike amongst them that the leaks off wing are pretty s.s whit the state and general upset of affair, would wariest Very little business has boon dons Urdu in cloths on offer, sad in cloths for future delivery nalidog whatever. WOOLLIthi.—L®4 Nov. 7.—Tlisse has rely boss 6 modiste stisodsace both al resaufackwers sod merchants st the Wears& Hall this monis& and the chief shanties has base &meted towards wise *tato A tow omen paresis of phis cloths hair ins trcaslsrcet with a limited numbs, of two which haws e= the balk at the Weiner trania666l is this norisst. 'The Whits Hall los bees quiet ; the ilassad tee hair ills has been small, and the Mavis, closes of pals as sow oily !squired for to reapply maul codas. Bates semis eXII6. 11127IIIMOTITB38.—Brmnammarzi, Nov. 7.—Bayem Aimee' tads, hem Dot boa musereas, although bob Losers sad Dublin have bees resemented. Bodnar berm actions have not been extensive, haven mak* Mir ageotiona with greet maim, evidestly goardins spiels bete; overstocked. d modmete badness, however oil emitsause to order, more pertlealenly ia Bedford is whirls Use neighbourieg iseardeetarere ere way liem, WOOLS.—Hooonanno, Nov. 7 . — Than Is soft it. go* for dotty wools, sad la these IMMO oorldiedis have &Nora hands dorlog duo week at hill It* L71 1 :all the other deowiptioaa the Ueda is gads lowa 001157.-Bou., Nov. 7.-At today's market haply of Mulish wheat, whisk is takes oby hod rain at h. per qr. over lad Tuesday s waruoy, beet dad making 48a. to 50s. per 50ilhe. to the grower. Temp held above the ides. ci Dunn. which cheeks beam Baden. beans, sad peas move elf truly at prises is fuss at sellers. Oats is russet. at folly Fa r m r.. who Itord. labia oars sells 335. pr albs. snivels bras week :-Wheat, 9,856 ; barley, 2.631; at* 2 . 525 ; 1,230; bsN taros, 11 ; Isaias bars. 2.500 qn. l e a here Nov. 7-Then was only a =dada supply d wheat here today. The Ind& was very firm, and all dews* at si &dames of fully la. par qr. Barley is fai r supply, and sold readily at lab 2s. Pap qr. more ramey and pen both rather dearer. Lana, Nov. 7.-Wo madam to have • very god oosennaptive densand for both new sod old what, st d im ei provement of le. per qr. from the rates of lost Tuss, bid die hardly applies to qulithe of white. Bexley Inas L andue, but tin sale is aot so free u of late. Berm oats. other Arnold hilly as dear. Livriarah, Nov. 7.-We have bad • stuneroes duos of both tows and °matey millers and dealers at di day's market. The demand, however, has ben eddy feeding stuffs and we have to report wheat and flow geist at late rates:but very firm, 00111 WO quote 9d. h per qr. ; oats lde per bushel. oatmeal 6d. per led. el beans and peas le. per qr. dearer than on Friday, win n active *airy for nob. Masked closes fi rm bat lesi Wok than it °poled. Min, Nov. 7.-AI today's market the supply d whirl ass short ; dasceipthas mot • good m at la. w sad, gran upon last week's quondam. Beane , mehWal wet K: j rl to le. r• h esmpies. le. ign • with a good e l = Pa quarter imperial to lhe pow er: Whaat. whin, old. las. to 65Ibe. per... bashl to 54e. ; ditto IA 631bs. to 641 as. to 491. • ditto red, sew, las. le 621ba., 39a. to 425. Barley, b ast chevalier is to 541b5., 345. to 365. ; ditto rang chevalier ditto, Ma. is 531 k... 30s. to 335. Ode, 3611 e. to albs., 12a b Sh. Beans, old. 6311 m. to albs.. as. to 45e. Peas, maples ah. to 641ba., 35e. to 40s. Niaroastvh-trroe-T715, Nov. 7.-At our ottrkh Mb morning we had &moderate show of wheat from dep use , , sad. hewing little sow whinge/ferias from the omit, a ape was early effected. at the extreme rates of Wed* Good runs of new Lioooloshire red commanded freely 491, Mil per 5041ba. I. old few translations occurred, millets fully stocked for the moaned. Flour in steady mad, chain Norfolk households bong now worth Me., adethes in proportion. Malang barley, mhos fine, difficult Is oat; piading very warm. Malt, Pion fine, neglected. Ban psis, sod ash steadily supported their value. Samadiaw, Nov. 7.-Th y ere was aY e attendasss ol Wen, but the svppl el grai n n y wu sad more money was asked which the trek dell, though • groat deal of wheat changed hands at • trifle mom money. There was • fair demand for beet samples d malting barley, which also made • little more nosy. Malt maintains fall pion . la other &meridiem el grain business wag generally dull, and prises bed ea g. ward tendeoey. New wheat. 445. to sla. ; old do.. At to 545. Barley, 365. to 40e. Oats, 225. to six 40s. to 50s. Fees, 34e. to 435. Bats ar. to Wr-,Prr Tares, 6s. to Is. Od. per basher. Fleet, Ms. to 405. sack. Malt, 60s. to 62a. per qr. CATTLE.--aulastraw. Nov. 7.-Our marked tasy was largely supplied with beasts, and there was • fek teadaase of burs. Best edam salamis sided Was it slowly, sod .31 sold at lats pion, ad ths mats lads 'nasals wets • thorough doll eels, and to ant slim mita wits prisms were easepted. sad • large number redid on Pod at the close of balloon. Bleep wen largely pplied. aad of this elms of stork I su mottos mad* la te penes, whilst for other breeds has was a limited demand, w ith o ut say quotable drags value. In mires or nothing doisg, aad prism ea altered. There WS/ as shundeat simply of all dastripbass of pip, which changed heads freely, whilst pose un Mae is favour of havers Best ox beef, 12s. to lh per sure ; sow aid heifer ditto, ls. 12a. • mita, 7 411. to Bd. per ; bast Downs, ; lusts 11d. b veal, Bd. to 9d. ; green bacon. 9d. to 10d. ,• dry ditto , le.; sweet pieklad home, le. to is. 2d. ; pate store pigs, 218 a to 25a. each ; sows with elves. 181. TRAFFIC RITURNS. ILAISAFATI. Men aye. Par Met- Total. ape. mfrs. ebandlsa. VAL Irak ending Oot , 14. $ d WAY= cd Canada 94 us I. 2. 451 Weak imam OM IT. Went Walborn cd (bands MI • Weak eliding Oct. 29. Broom and arembyr Nov II 219 73 1,096 gees ending 4. Cork and Bandon a Bonin Wigan fie ••• .... W. 10.1$ Week ending Nov. 6. Cambrian \ arms Loram US 1.249 2. 405 I n adoe and Dimak boarg wall flit 9113 Dieizogollian Nora ••landan --... .. 17.143 BIRTHS, MARRIAGNB, AND DMZ BIRTHS. ramogn.—November 6. at TOth-Plate, Betufotd. Nr‘ combs. of i son. LAW 1111.—Noveueber 6. at The =terlarnboroagh, Kat wife of B. J . !Mite. leo., of $ SNOW DlN.—November b. at Cbasber.ago.are, B. w., the Le. J. H. Batiordea, of a sou. BTIPHINBON.—Novoisber tog Belpsee-Itati , the la' Steghemeos, el a eat. TlLEVolNovober t, at eaateiellesteas, itet•oll4 wife of the ley. O. A. T(0001, ILA, 0( 0 000. YOUNG.—Novimlier ClaiNeed-eteeet, Roeseltetafite, I wife of Mr. J. Yoesi. of aim. MARRIAGE& CLI:4I,&ZWIL-Yommembor 4, st limo MT& of St DaptfmtlEmatimb-tomn, by tbm Sac F & Loo,of FADDY L SWAM 9.lege W. Mos, LLD., moo of 0.1 COS Altabos, India, to las, isse4w at C. &NM JIN lighton-arm:out LNSTIFFII4B.-Dovstsbar t+ sin t St Dees CS Soften, by theism. J. Jimisfs• to Ms piny ot Dmo Dolifsb% NWT IL M . Iwo. ot C S ' I Y. & fltommss, We al Fsialtse. 1 YOUN G - ILDLI.-.Noessor 4, st W. Darin 110,440 .2 Rom. & Benny, W. Y &CA. 404 a Rarbtock-bill, to Ansa% lir of IL W. We, fed HA Barran. ur.—xempar• I lak l. Lorlda. M. 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