The Express. — London, England, 1865-10-21 00:00:00

4 eroitTlNO Littla•Litallae. Whitaker, Brantllge, Inmanlre, cotton manalastorers, se as r.aards Jutiumb—J. ursesek M. Onswes, =Kt Laeraelare, solar mien, so tar so regards L Wean; —Slizabeth Fletcher and W. Ylet.:i.er, Rt, listen 's, lantana% drapen- Jnallald sad I. gotrinon, adderalield, • YamZasterk Bristol, clothiers • EL Chadeid 4 ehawk k . L Saws , geywood, lancantre, entail sythmee k so far as nerds I. Tarnar—Jansos Arnold, sen., James Amid, jam, rind Joan Arnold. West smith field, surgical unmans nahlere, se larr reprda Janos Arnold, NM —N. A. gannet and RC. Huron, Badtord.row, W.C.. attorneys—J. sy n. j, skim pm.. and J. Crichton, Itancherter. merchants, so fi s J. Criglatoo—Agnse Caroline auglistora, J. Whittaker, J. Blart J. gnu, Ina. sad J. Crichton, gadcliffe. Lancsalikre, W i s ;Gorda J. Crichton—J. Newton, I Lon. sad A. Joann, letchley, Yashmaks, wonted spinners —C. Mon. nap, sad H. Denningbok Mark-bar, City, commission Inn. ehaate—G. Sheppardincse. How ate enclasers—aarsa Bishop a gu ll y Spark, Pastrami, WAN" Intlitsten DOME 111141171111111.AT10N8. WILLIAM saurroo, Glasgow. drillabar. Oct. 24. et the Fa cu lt y . WI, Glasgow. AhannitaSt ll'llogata, Hamilton, Lanarkehire, contractor, Oct. 14. sd as amigos Arms Inn. Hamilton psis Linn. 'Masai and anidepton, liaddinctoashi r , mese, Oct. SS. at tie Marti Coat-room, if addingto, ~~~ G G%~~L2~ Tio. 0.1 , L cUTTA l webee s deal O l t ili Vrcirt a rin LW OBIS CA. , it* !Wry LAY aw ' sled 0 0 the 'ololllllkt 101.4 1 •" ° piths ago Ilbrll OM illk ke we, . aorirr pM 108118.21 to alckv ersisi gbb A the 11 - , ; , Cobb • e s if) rl 4win l4 l l l LAUll 1 • erzot 1:9 LIT is fl 11109 1 MA, aTT 01 arry bth,oven.. w W . l Irsti Y. 61. VIE 1 •01 r oser nineteen A iry 800 Usage edsete beitheth. , bath% 1109 of ea' e t a the w st the Cleo g se errors • OTTER/ TION of 1 thdDeeenriel esTeerl gerbil d th tans drill C.... • RIDIE3 I work. ee Ilebeithe rd (mesh Meters; ; Mari ae PPS PiNE The • 1 eber tee i mem= , ; r. °TEE • UM A G vet, fiet-els • . et ; A lrl • 4410 , 040, 6; LLOT • won 6; . . ei•ci 14 whale at • at 1 br Mb ea sr o %%I rib d I Irs be Pit I ♦ E Dee OPPe bees b▪ k Area Bee sire leY dry OM NE Mel a la i aro I ebb sense that am the .« lbeel w 9 egg 1114. A 619 YC and Id 116 lit ltal deb I Ye T. ; W Md. ti Bee 1 ewe able be dor. , Mt Mtn& mat was 1 Anglia Io. 1•. etheago- bar . mishear ea ; bath T. I ;entice . sob* 4 0000 S 7.1= ;id in y totter arrow. u. • rhea last car. • ot se tr.. rr ' c rilB. I I ✓ue d B Tres. of Ib. T. MOW. • b e wile d ;wits et 6 Milk • oe 800 et 1 BarblgrO• gd 121 4114144 Peter". • B•rrieß imer Irmo Aiwa* $ • e g UAW* New ee9 4 . pd lbe m d b a de 0200" MARKETS. SUGAR--I 'K, ODT. 10.—fl. &semi auk( tis week bee b... good, sad s.te.ly betimes bee ken Ewe et fell &L edvease.*llediaers' produce bee. mad rime are lather &wee. TALLOW.—nmax Eviarzsa.—Ths mak. t was am to-day. Spat, 50.. 9d. ; Doestobar, 52a. ad. ; j ut " Ma. ; Monk 541. ; Aptil to Jona, 53a. 6d. sod Mo. 64: Dam, Io Imo omoug, 5,247 tanks : arrivals, 5,140 taaa. At mottos 900 ado acid. All Anatolian sheep, 53.6 d. • maim& 601.6 d. to 611.; bad, 48m 6d. to 49.. 9a. ; Amalgam, 51s. 6d. fiat pipet. Comma% oil firm. Coada, 511. to 61a. ed. ; &Soo, 47a. !Sydney, 46.. grad goat,. Palm al adramma to 43a. 6d. to 45a. 9d. Ina Igo& OOTTOW.—LinsPoOf.. OcT. 20.—The narket °paw with ea motive dernasd, end in the early pert a the neck. Imp bootees was closest skewing 11114 S, but mince ads. d a u h as falls oe„ sad the Woe lave been as. wsbwily limited, with s downward tendency is pc* keys* mania( disposed to wait for the Increased Mee the large import will Stood. le See Imbed as steels business hos again bees effected at fell prices. rumba eestiones in demand, particularlyfor export mid oa f Lidos, bet b freely offered, sad bee &alined 01 to ii per lb., sad scale esedidersble sobs have bets aisle fees the Try at • greeter redaction. Smell blessed told. per IL, bat lee einem base very heavy of ale, rag eloped only gd. to gd. above Lot week's qwlAlitices. Pap. Om wee is Rood distend In the Mewing 01 the week, al • large betimes was dose, stimulated by reports of bier, to the sop, with en erbium of fully IL per lb. ; bet the tawdry bee falba .E, sad prism have receded to farm rates. Bares I. I. (Sr meat at full pries. In Surat a large busies, woe done at advancing prices mill Wodsie. day eftersoos, wises the demand booms limited, sad ricag here entrequestly blies back to shoot the amen of last week. China end Japan have bees in fur mown et la th. : hi g her ma& lipeculatore have takes dens tis week *260 bales ; exporters, 19,610 bales ; sod the trek 34,590 beim. We have had a fair demand to des ~d a quiet and steady market The sales am 10,000 gi which 6,000 are or export sad speculation. The kale* atti. er• the ,2 cloiel ; notation: pim a fair , 1 d. 02511.,41;mmabia,iddlisa COTTON 000D8.—tfaxanvirrun, Ocr. 20. —,Sioce Tut day we have exporiemed some depression, but to far u Wpptog yam are columned It has not been so narked is. day es yesterday, and we are doing rather more %Maas emu oases at very extreme prices. Two-fold yams ere particularly bra, and very scarce. Still eves for time urns the market dome quiet, though with not so dewed. lag a feeling as existed oe Wedneeday and Thonday. Prim are about the same as on Tuesday for shipping yuss. bat for home Wide yarns we have had not only a vary quiet market, but a very depressed feeling boa pervaded it. liasufsoturers have been withholding their purchasis, sad prioes may to qed at Id. to Wt. per lb, below the Taus "of Tuesday. In n cloth we have had very little bathos beets very qui et. Cheaper goods, gook of foals sines Taesday and the market far thew goods br which of late have so much come in oomyetatioa with the late higher prised production of manufanuns, have now bees swept oat of the way, but buyers show grail uswillinguess to give manufacturers' rates area for goods whit* they robot urgently require. To-day we have bed mew more inquiry, but the offers made have wavily ' hem Weir milers' quotations, and cossequently braises hes been ea • very limited scale. 'The higher quailing of ' cotton boa Awn:* an roffordod so • PA= of fko odffere ' llsI Is the Liverpool ootton market, mid have sot meth agent upon business here. 008.16.--Oastmarois.3o.—l'here ww • maw show of wheat as masker; to-day, gad a good dryad for beat deseriptiew at fully lan week's Priers; is soar is• Masora as advance of la was paid. White. 435. i• 4 8, 4 astra, 60a; nod, 38a. to 41a.; *Wm, 42a. Barley—bd little fisa aerie'. Mad such mac fall prises-365. to 38a; grinding, 27a. so Ws. Beaus very sown and la ibraser -35a. to 38a.; setts, 40s. Liscois, Oct. 20.—Ws have had a fair amply of OW to-day, and nano Min a eamidurable deamod for scud by the fanned% Wiese Marl Ia per quarter higher. Daisy also is 'owl demand, and hest qualities made la adman Wheat, red, 40s. So 43a. ; whin 475. ; barley, vials. 26a. to 30a. ; malting, 38a.; oats, 26a to 28a. I WAWIILD, OCT. 20.—Now wheat in @hart supply ; iss panels la. higher; old held for extreme pry VW parlay Is. dearer. Weather fun. Average for Ws war sating 06.16—wh0a% 3,106 qrs. at 48a 90. ; barlay,LlS 335. 81d. Livaaroot., Oct. 20.—We had a fair Wantland al mil. lars and dialers at our market to- 4 w. sod when OM" Ilk demand, at rather dearer mien Flour fink and Wiwi is favour of seller. Win ogre eery dull, sod where miss were forced 3d. per quarter lam ham Mes takes far Ws es Tsai. 00AL01.—LowDow, Ocr. 10.—Cowpes 216.3 Ll Reliwell Yids, 20s. ; West H 21s. 3d.. Walls Li M Ms. &L ; Oarwsy sad Nall*, tla— Ships asan. M mark* 14 ; sold, 14. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Itllan PM. Itor• Total. rod. YAWATA. open. mennere. cluuadlea. 1846. 1844. Week lolls( OaL L /I l A Mourn MA $l3 est tot 411 Week maim OM 14. llolome Issiore Judaea led 218 138 464 An Week m as k Pembroke sad k Temby Oet. 16. Cekalontio BIRTHS, MARRIAGE/3, AND DEATHS. Awn. 011YffreL PaLaos. Ora Seriumea DeT. 7111:DAT, Oar. 20.—Adisimieos oa paynieat, 1,5t5 /if memos Mato* 1.215. Total Oita., 2,760. Bragamea.—Holoasopatbio Pried amain. sad tie Medical Profession gesserady, recommend cox. when the doc imam' the mod healthful of all isevea as trine or hosnosopathy wee drat introde into this cousin nts. them were to be obtained no prepared**, of oocos adhere Um to the testa oremeptabk to the stomach: the not was either supplied in the crude state, or so unskilfully toessefor eared se to oblate tlttl. none'. J. lifoo. of Landoll. Wow' i.heusist, was induced to tie year 1839 to tura hie atter yet this subject, and at length succeeded. with the salstabee et elaborate machinery, to being the drat to prods to an 'Ski , pen In He conarmitioa, and so refined by the perfect trituratioe It receives in the process it passes through, ea to be well sem* able to the delicate stomach. Per general net, oocos Meldirdshed so an bavigorating, grateful breakfast benne?' with a delicious aroma. Dr. Mainall. In his went, "rood ea• de Adniterstkins," says :—.• Cocoa contains a great variety of IS portant nutritive principles every teiredianS liPM.ri to at growth and sustenance of the body? Again. nutritiva. cocoa stands very much higher than seiner coffee or tea " Dime. dons —Tero teamomfais ef the powder le a breakfast re* Uri up with boiling _WSW Of milt limamel la thoUliet Ob., and 14b labeDsil pastate. sad mid st m. U. per grooms, *Defections,* sad drawdees.—(Adverthrement4 THE IffREA, l iViiII3I9AY r BARROW RACES AND STEEPLECHASES FRIDAY. A splendid annum' morales weed =anon to agrame • very different meet at Harrow oe the wooed day of the neseting. In place of the heavy rain of the preview) day the sun shone brilliaatly ; sad, as might tensonably have been expected, the eampany was greatly in exams of the yowling day. The mein was good throughout the afternoon, and the teselnicterteinated without soy of those neeeoily •• wrangles" idea so inquest!, disgust the fre quenter■ of the minor gat/tern" our the metropolis. THE LICK/MID VICTUALLERS PLATE (Haedicep) el 40 thrs. for all ages; wieners after the publication of the weights 71bs. exits. Halfamile Mr. F. Flatus's Reinbew, by liesuitsba Deer—Saltana, aged, net Mr. IL Wright's rider. a Wallet ,Jas. Dightlegall) Mr. Port ens Cootasion, aged, list Ilb .. .la Montan, _1 The follower also ran : —lndy Abler, Castle RIII, Mono. 2th„ and Mr. White's colt Benign : 7 to 2 apt Reindeer, 4 to I. apt Lady Abbess. 9 to 2 apt Coefueion, 6 to 1 apt Tilt, 7 to 1 apt Usher, sad 10 to I apt say other. After a eoosidereble delay at the post Cahn got off in front, closely attended by Ma dan and Coaluaion, with Lady Abhor oo the near aid., heeding t thers to the disuses, where Batedear, in the centre of she coon% drew up to Usher, whom he heeded half way on the hill, and won cleverly by • reek ; half • length separated the seeped and third, and • heed the third end fourth. Mr. White'. unnamed colt Mg KO, Tilt sixth, and Frolic last, beaten off. Tim Jr:minims SramMk . of 5 sows. each, wi th 30 added , for2l colds ; colt., Bst 1011 i; fillies, Bst nb o rith maiden and mollies allowances. Half-a-mile. (10 subs.) Mr. Miro:hel(s Vernish, by Knight of Kare—Pollah, 7st leis. 'Maoris) 1 Mr. Porter's Ther, let 71b (Flibbant) Mr. F. Futter's Novice, Tot 7lb (U. Jackson) II The knowing also raas—Pead, c thie—breace, Magsr Shutt, Saxon, Beauty, Merry law, and lashing. Betting 3to opt Novice, 5 to 1 apt the Bianca colt, 7 to 1 each apt Merry Lass, Viper, and Varnish, and 10 to = say other. Pearl showed temper at the post mid re joia his banes caused • coasiderable dela.. Upon the gag felling, Novice and the Bianca colt showed slightly In trout followed by Saxon Beauty aid Viper, cl u on i ts with whom was Varnish. After gains about • h yards Novice retired from the front, and Saxon Beauty took up the running , with Viper and from ie attendance to the dietaries, where Mr. Olpiem Ally gave wity,and Varnish. though thalleoged by Viper, retailed his advantage to the red, mien ng cleverly by a neck ; half a length upended the second and third ; Salon Beauty was fourth ; Pearl fifth, and Master Shutt sixth, Irish Jig being last. Merry leas pat her foot in a pip and fell after going about 200 yards, Grey sustaining& severe shaking. The winn er was bought in for 93 guineas. 821.1.17/i; HANDICAP STIMPLECEARE of 3 love. each. with 26 added ; the eloper to be sold for 30 son. About two miles and a half 15 subs.) Mr. ilarnlin's Idiot, aged, Ilst Mb (SOLI (J. Land' 1 Mr. Webster's Nally the Nun, arra lest 801.) fhieei Mr. Weirton's Melrose, aged. Ilst 'lb (ML.) . Grant' S Brother Sam also ran. Betting 5t04 on Idiot, and sto 2 apt Melrose. Idiot took up the running soon after Manion and soon bad • strong lead, which he retained to the aid, winoiog in • crater by six lengths ; Melrose may beaten three lengths from th e second, though apparently never extended during the race ; and lie was immediately claimed under the Market Harborough rules by Mr. J. Daily. Ifarmicx C. SIMIAN° STAKES of 3 soya. each, with 25 added. for bones of all ages ; the winner to be sold for 40 son. ; about live furious& (11 subs.) Mr. Jones's I by Cannoble—Hopbtue, 2 yin, nit :lb rAnton, 1 Mr. Blair's Retalner,4 yrs, tit alb 'James, 2 lir. W. W. Sakes Geraldine, 3 yrs, Sat (Morris The following also ran : Thais, Coatuea, Bunch, chelinif sl ord. British Queen, Actor, Chloquot, and Jessamine. Bests g: 4 to I apt the Hopkins filly, 3 tel 1 apt Geral. dies, 6 to 1 apt British Query 8 to 1 sgst Confusion. 10 to 1 apt Actor, sod 109 to 8 apt Thais. After a considerable delay at the post Centeno& jumped off is advance, fol lowed by the Hoot:line filly, Catalan), and Thais, the others following in good order. After going about 200 yards Confusion disappeared from the front, and the Hoobine filly carried op the running into the dip, where Retainer ren through his horses, and taking close order with the leaders male his effort to reach the Hoptrine ally, but falling, was defeated, after • good nos, by a neck ; half • length separated the wooed and third. Actor was fourth, close up ; British guess, fifth ; Thais, sixth ; Bunch, seventh ; Chelmsford and Chicquot the Jester being the east two. The winner was bought in for 42 guineas. nth WOOLED= OPEN Streseficathe of 10 son. each. PROPOSED ADOLMON OF METROPOLITAN Cow. S It, with 70 melded ; wiasers after the publication of the soma —At the weekly meeting of the St. Pancras vestry, weights extra ; the ensued to save his stake. About three Dr. Hillier, the medical officer, presented • report on the man (20 ante, sewn of whom paid 3 sou. owl.) propriety of agreeing to the wishes of the government for Mr. R. Clifford's Rochester (late Attamith, by Muacortte— the abolition of the metropolitan outhouses. It had, he Augusta, 6 yrs, Nat 'Castle) I Mr. Is. Land's trotted" aged, Ilst (11. lead) 2 estd.' been proposed by the Seiretuv of State for the Home Mr. Ditbirk's hawk. aged, Ilst Th e f o ll o wing al s o p al e, Doubloon , shuttlecock ceder in council to oppose the renewal of sawbones The Rogue, Pales Lew, Jack. Folly Ropkina, and the. I linemen on the ground that they bad been the hotbeds of Betting :3 to legal Badwater, 4to 1 apt bromides, 6to ' the present disease amoopt cattle. He (Dr. Hillier) gruel 1 apt Doublooo, 7to 1 apt Ge,sehawk, Bto I apt Pallas opinion that although some of the first geese was sot of ered Lass, snd 10 to 1 apt Polly Hopkins. The lot west away in appeared in the metrop o lis, it cer i e t e i, h ie d ennd &cluster, and passing the stand trouble* led the way, but by dirt, Dad food, or previous debility, fee whilst the turning out of the straight was headed by Rochester, cattle in clean sheds were attacked, those in dirty ones who went on, closely followed by Mr. Linda horse, Elm escaped. He did not think that keeping tattle In the me being third, with Doubloon, Shuttlecock, Polly Hopkins, tropolis was more objectionable now than before, slthough Gorsehawk, ad Serious Cue following at the basal of the he was still of op inion that keeping cows dn at all in crowded they would be o thers. After going about belle-mile Eheu dropped back districts was unhealthy, and that some y amongst the reir aiviaioe, and little change took place in the altogether banithed from the metropolis. He did not, how =:abi alma mita* at the. Bland the etheod time, ! ever, think that the time for that had yet arrived, es he ter still Wise comman d, Irousides, Serious One, thought that full notice ought to be glen to the eowkeepers end Shuttlecock in hot pursuit ; pest succeeded Pallas to enable them to obtain other sheds and to arrange is., Polly Hopkins, Doubloon, The Rogue, and Jack, the for • supply of milk from the country, which could not others being thus early out of the mos. Oo the far side well be obtained until arrangements had been made for Its The Rogue, when toiling on is the rear. fell at a tepee, and transit and supply at the exact time required. He would, about threinquartees of • mile from home Shuttlecock was however, recommend that the renewal of lie/ogee be opposed beano and pates& by Doubloon, who went up to Inlaid.. in all inetthoes where every requirement had pot be e& and Rochester. About three fences from the winning Geld complied with, and that the cubic space for each cow be Inosides gave way, leaving Doubloon io clue attendance on Maimed from 803 to 1,000 cubic feat, as i t M ari b i lices Boebeeter, gni the pair need nearly side by side to the . and St, O follie's. th Nieety-ces of goeh licenses,ospers and h e ,d r i eer , Bodge re ledfuse, from which point Rochester drew alley, and woo of applying r e renewal he woad in • canter by em lengths. Detiblocro, who wee eased, was oommend the usher, oommittes Wenn the sheds ot ell, and prod by li-onside. and Gorsehawk, who were mooed and decide whether to oppose . or not. He thought that sway third, the latter being four lengths in the rear of Mr. Land's 'of the slaughter-house bantam ought to be refused. Mr. home. Jack was fourth. Doublooe next, Serious Cue Watson mr.ved the adoption of the report, which be mid trotted in, and Pallas Lass and Shuttlecock walked in with the unitary committee agreed with. The motion having the crowd. been seconded, Mr. North said he th ought the plopolition BETTING ON THE COURSE. to abolish oewbousese foolish one. Mr. J. B. Collin' said CAMBILIDOMMILL that nelsonw were very unclean places, and if they did mot 100 to 1 spat Custard Castle (off) newsier they promoted the disease. Mr. Healey, J.P., said he agreed with the report, and as a proof that the disease was pot peculiar to overcrowded or dirty places ha' rigid refer them to the Colney Hatch Asylum sheds, which were the &rest in the ki ngdom. There therein had clean straw daily, and were ca rried like horses, and yet out of 41 which out from 251. to 281. each 39 had did, although for four months before the outbreak no fresh stock had been added. In 1742 • similar plague broke out, and lasted 12 years. After further discussion the report was 100 be PO to 22 to 12 to 25 to 26 to WI carms PLAQUE. At the Mansion-houns, yesterday, Mr. William I Edwards, en extensive oowkeeper is the City, attended be fore the Lord Mayor to answer a summons, rued at the , Instance of Mr. Newness ens of the cattle inspectors sp - • pointed by the Oorpmadiss of Lorre, which charged him ; with having, contrary to the Orders in Oouooil in reference , to the prevailing disease, known r the earls plague, re- , moved two cows from his premises without the 'reties of I the inspector, whereby he bed rendered himself liable to a ; penalty of 20f. The defendant pleaded gailty, bet the Lord Mayor mid he should lite to be made acquainted with the facts. Mr. Newman stated that on the 7th of October be west to the defendant's premises sad mired two cows, which had been removed since hie last gist. He Inquired where they bad been take° to, sad could sot °brie nay informa tion, but subsequently be wont to Whitechapel Mirket, where he found the two eows, one of whiob had been slaughtered sod was hanging op dressed for sale, sad the other was being killed. He inquired where the cows were brought from, and be was told from the defendant's shed. There were originally eight or else cows in the same shed, arid be missed these two, and they were removed without his authority . The Lord 'Mayo, inquired if they were diseased. The isspeetor said they were, but it was only slightly. The meat was fit for food. Be saw the defeedant after be bad discovered what had become of the cows, sad he told him that he was very sorry be had sent thew away. Mr. Wylds, another inspector appointed by the Or porstion of London, said that be had previosely inspected the defendant's premises, wed he had lost no lON than 16 cows between the 2nd sod the lied of September. Mr. Newman succeeded him se the inspector for the dietrir within which the defendant resided, and at the time he left all the cows upon the premises were healthy. The Lord Mayor said the defeodant bad pleaded guilty to having infringed the law, and there was no doubt that he bad done wrong. He did not see bow the prompt calamity of the cattle disease could be remedied unless the law am it y o but at the same time be could not over look the fact that the defendant had already been a severe sufferer by losing 16 of his cows. He was liable to a perlty 201., but, under all the eirounistances, be thought the jrtice of the ease would be Wired by his inflicting a line and corm. 4 - 20 L NORTHALLIKRTON RACES.—FRIDAY. Tea TWO-TIAN-OLD erAxis of 5 milk each, with 25 1 added, for 2,yr-olds ; oohs, Bst 10Ib ; fink., flat 71b ; win- DM extra ; the seeped to wive his stake. T. Y.C. Mr. Jackson's eplit-tbe-Differenee, by Lansblon—Cioor gbia. bst 101 b 'with 6lb ex.) 'Doyle) I Captain U. B Ownisti's Mayfair. PA lib (Cludloser, I Mr. Goodlasis The Begum. Maybe 7lb (Lawrence; 3 Tbs fotlowlog also ran: Dark Aiwa. )(loam, and Caithness. Betting: 7 to 2 on Split-the-Difference. Won by aix lengths; a neck between second and third; &length between third and fourth. Tea GREAT NORTE Brom HANDICAP of 5 goes. etch, 3 ft. with 60 added ; the sewed to save his stake ; Mtn. About use mile sad a hat. Mr. W. Cowen's (layout, by the Curo—Cay, 4 psi, Oat 12Ib (Lames(*) I Mr. Goons's' Empress of India, 4 yrs,7st Mb (W. Martin) 2 Mr. W. D. Masterman's Oar Jim Mee Castle Lapis), 4 yro, 7st Mb. with Mb extra 'Craddock3 Betting : 3 to 1 eget Empress of ludis, 4 to 1 each apt Best Lyon sad Jupiter, 6 to 1 east Benny colt, 10 to 1 eget any other. Woe by two lengths ; four leagtbs between seeped and third ; a bad fourth. THE Vocurragas' PLATE of 25 sow., added to a /sweepstakes of 3 son. each. for 2-yr-olds sea upwards ; weight for two ; selling cad other allovrawees. T.Y.C. Mr. J. Kober, brother to Bolton. by ISarntos. dam by Inheri or- Gin. Y yrs , 201.), 7st Mb IIt. Challoner) 1 Mr. It reekitt's Mrs. Vritper. 3 yrs (ta ) 7st 61b (curry) Mr. Pet,y's Wisp of the Wind, E yr 201.). 7st Sib (Canoll) Betting : 5 to 2 a,* Brother to Bolton, and 4 to 1 sgst any other. Won by two lengths ; three lengths between Beyond cod third. The winner was bought in for 46 A question of some interest was disco/mod at the Camberlead Quarter 3014001, at Cartitle, on Wednesday. Mr. Heed, of ttickethy, asked the wart to consider the advisability of sorrmorialieteg the Semetery of State far the gererirment to remunerate farmers for louse sustained by reran of the arbitrary powers give° to thecattle inspectors. Sir Robert &lease said that the order of the government had travelled out of the ordinary course by girl's; power to the inspectors of • district to come late a private Wiwi• duare property and put their fingers thhitrenly—he said it advisedly—upon soy man's cattle, any man's property, and declare they should be destroyed, buried, end done away with, without say recompose to that individual, whether the veterinary skill wee not worth anything, or whether it was worth a great deal. If the government took the power of destroying a man's property, the nation should recompense him for that property it had arbitra rily taken away. He should have great pleasure in se conding soy movement of the kind. Mr. Stewart—The object is for the general public good, sod therefore the goverumeet ought to recompense the farmer. Mr. Hoskins thought the farmers of the othatry did not want say government interference. He bed attended • most numerous meeting at Cockeimouth, and the result wee that the farmers una nimously passed a resolution re questing Mr. Wyndham, M.P., sad Mr. Steel, M.P., to urge upon the government or the Lords of her Mejeary's Privy Council the expediency of considering the question of insanities • national association of insurance, in such a way that farmers would have . certainty of receiving the amount cd their theorem:o. He himself had supported that view. The action taken by the government should stop as soca as they bad orgthieed a national sesames association. The Chairman (Mr. ifsash, of Delemsio) saw a* objer. lion to asking government to reimburse persons whose cattle had been destroyed by ceder of the inspectors; but he should object to finding say fault with the iosthotors, whom he believed to be of great use io preveeturg she spread of the disease. The Hoe. Percy Wyndham, MP. wad he had received the following reply to the memori al which Mr. Hoskins had referred to :—" CoanciloMes, Whitehall, 17th October, 1861—Sir,--I am directed by the Lords of the Privy Council to acknowledge the receipt of a letter dated the 11th jeer, signed by yourself and Mr. Steel. la which you inform their leaships of the resolutions passed eta public meeting held at Coekermouth on the 9th of October 'est.!. and I am to state that while the Lords of the &wind highly approve of all local efforts to promote alsociatioas for the theuratice against losses sus tained by the rioderpeet, their lordships do act feel that they eau hold out any exportation that bar Majesty's government will assume the responsibility of guareetheing the operations of such sesociatioth.--I em, air, your obedient servant, ARTHUR Retro. The Hoe. Percy Wyndham, Coekemionth." Sir Robert Brisoos read the follow. tug reselutien he lied drawn up for the approval of the eonrt :—'• That • menserial be pressoted to the goreenmeet, praying that if for the piddle security any dal a f th t a is shall order the destruction d to in all str:s the owner of such withal shall be rei mobreed the valise thereof." This proposition, after some diion, -"mid to. • THE BROONVIELD NOISIDIT HANDICAP PLATE of 100 son, for 2.yr.olds ; 'vicars extra. T.Y.C. Mr.lresrsoo's Jura, by Tom Bonaire—Belle, Pet 81b (Carm.roo. 1 Mr. Elliott's lisekswell, 74 Blb (W. Martin) 2 Mr. t' Peek, Jtus.'s Cluiesoon, Istslb Seismic : 5 to 2 apt Jura, 4 to 1 apt Cberamaa, 6 to I apt Yuba Dam. Won by a le n g th ; three lengths between mowed sod third. TEE AINDIENT PLAT! HANDICAP of 30 sort., for all ▪ ; .;cams calm. T.Y.C. Lord E‘eter's Arabia, by Ambrose—Crate. Spa aat 7Th (Dunbar) 1 Mr. MaAtereoam's Lounge, t yrs, Bat lib chant) 2 Cyr. tunley on Malta. aged, 7st (Poole) Bettiog : 5 Sts 4 apt Bonaparte, 3 to t apt Arabia, 5 tot each apt Lozenge and lady Sykes. Woo by two lengths; three knobs between asooad sad third; a seek between third and fourth. NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. The eotraoces for the plates, and nominations for the an- (dosed sweepstakes, are to be made by sin o'clock the even thin.before roaaiog respectively, and the weights for handicaps will be publiabed by 9 o'clock each semis& Ingmar. A HAXDICAP Pugs of 50 soya. for 3-yr-olds an d up. war ds ; setrance 3 move. Carabridieshire MUM (oe mile 240 yards). A MAIDER PLATS of 50 mow'., for 2.ya-olds ; colts. fat 10115 ; fillies sad geldiage, fat 71b; the wiener to be sold for 3001.; if for 2001., allowed 710 ; .stranes, 3 awe. Braley Stakes Coarse (6 furloage). A BELLING IEIABIDICLP Sirearirrszts of 10 toys each, for 3-y r•olde and !perm& ; the winter to be sold foe 1001. if deaasaded, ho. T Y.C. (5 tarlonp 140 yards). A flenrersess of 10 aoirs, ease ; 3.lrolds, bat; four fi , 10th ; bye and upwards, 9 et Ilk ; tea winner to be Bola far 3001. tf 3.wosded, be Bretby Stakes Coarse (6 furlongs). Ox t i Axiom ; 3.evaida. 7at Illb ; foctr,fat 1011); iv*, so, and abed. Set 13ie ; madam 4-yr-elds snowed 71b' tee and %Tweak 1410 ; estrasce, 3 sons SIC. (ens mils 17 Was). Tas Cann:toe firsest of 90 ems. ease. 30/1. far 21r. ii ; eons, fit SIB ; Wks 651 flh ; winnow et • 600 me. twieputok , • lit& tea subscribers, 41b; of two such stake, t f TIIR TIODION COURTS. 71b extra; einem of sa other sweepstaffie value 200 son., — ----,-r—ius--. including the winner's owu'itiike and not bevies lets than . .. . ten sebreribei a, 21b exult. Fro m thelues of ties Luria in • -- WORSHIP-STREffr. (6 furtui.g. 24 node). (74 subal—The Nutter, oby W" ' Hedetz uie4 o, Posidelieteesti, Lsehoese- Windhound —Jetty Treffs. Old Maid, Ceylon (late Sauey fields, to ismer a summons obtained Boy) Jack is the Green, War, Antique, Lasent, Potomee, spirt him by suthoritin of the Regent's Cabal Com- Steamboat. Sider to Lad Valentina, Knight of the for harried oo the 9th Dist., Ili the pariah of Old Fool. y vv. Creetiset, Kates% of St. Mlebael, Hobe, Bee Battle . Bally - w, uslawfully °bonneted the aaviestaus al that canal wood, Gold Pen, Gentile Dans, c by Y. Nelboaree—The sa d ieplacig sad wilesooduatior a berg. sedge hts "huge Rescued, Nutrition, Chepstow The Queen. Carthusian , control, and refusing to remove the WOO, oostrary to Daraboulia„ Danish Rose, Cheesier d•Afrigni, Young the statute. Mosanque (21b), Auguste , li qu iveque (bred in Preece), La A solicitor. whose Milne did not transpire, endue:tea the F a vorite, Mildred . clerioLettii Joined' , Beseceetteld, The prosecution. and from the evidence adthind it appeared Rector, Th e Primate, Stades% (71b), Lady Violet, Medal. that es the date in question defendant was proesedieg with line, Rose Chi ri, La Dauphine. Oases, Hairtsbore, Sultana, a Laden barge is the dinetiou of the Themes; that on Vila, Alga, Mitodonabd ( 41b), Staghonod, The Bugler, reaching "Old ford Lock* the driver of the bone az= Flateanher, Huninui, Jasiter (71b), Tomahawk, Dalearose, the bone from some cause "hooked off," as it la Claverhaue, Labourite, Miss Harriette, Kenilworth. Kil- and west awey with his hens ; that the barge thou in Hu: lama, The Peer. Prince of Lyre i (41b), Freedom, look imosequeutly could noe be moved ; and at.,, under the (4 ee e,(4li), The Zino ni, L (41b), Crown Prom eirmanneacea, the losk- keeper velusteared another horse (41b), Begun, Ulphue, Sawn Boy, Maxine (paid). The Eal to get the obstacle removed, bat the defendant refused, and of Derby (peid), °miens (mid), Strathoonan (21b) (paid). threeteeed to chop the look-keeper's bands o ff if he at ' Masai : 200, h ft. T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 140 yaLord tempted to " book on ;" furthermore that slier • delay of Glasgew's fby Bream, to Birdect.tho-Wbn (fosled in 18634 snarly three-quarters of an hour, sod whoa ewes or eight out of Flutter, against Admiral Rons's SI, S'ophia,both 2-yr- bargee were on each side of the look, which IMO impeded olds ; St 71b rieek. i In *adr nut, • pike-covetable was fttatted, who, with Marco : 290, 50 ft. R.M.—Dulte of Beaufort's Mr. Pitt, geese difficulty, succeeded la making ' abler way." The 2 yrs, &re 71b, &pipet Captain Maohall's Mazurka, 2 yrs, 7st. company, %leder soda cheumatinces. aoandend it requisite to prosecute as an example sad Patios to ration. BETTING AT DLANCHWITIIR.—FIitixtv. Deleadant mid be had engaged a driver at King's-erns • • D 08611.154. to teeny the barge to Lamborn*, but some words wain' CAMSMI 1 apt 61sillateur (off, 33 to 1 apt King Charade; at Old Ford, the me left him In the larch, protestieg he tllto II Iotr) bad finished his costnek He (the defendant) felt regret V Preview (t) 4 0 to 1 14olt freely)) ' form,* uttered the threat& 1 Oarlensure 40 to 1 Oratitude(op I The Unite, remarked that sash regret was the best ica, tt%to 1) •• to 1 Wedding Peal ' 1 The Duke (t) lok_ defame It win tide to eel and do bt the beach up, DOdou bt 1 DlOnger tt) 44 to 1— Jolla usvD (ee) Valid se consider it. I Regalia (t 1) 100 to 1 Teanyerm st) The magistrate, however, inflicted • fine of 40a., or • 1 Bluer to the 100 to 1 Omen It) month's imprisonment, Drake (t f) 100 to 1 Caeiard (belle i Fine pia, Mto 1 C r outnut (t) ft) WESTMINSTER. Mto 1 SolplnetoS (o ff ) 1000 to 6 Copeahigen (t) 31 to t Holstein (utt t Maria Temple, • journeyman painter, was brought before 40 to 1) Mr. Self*, at the instance of the perish aittherielei of St. Luke, Chelsea, charged with Gruel angled of his family al _young 'bikini). Mr. Harris, • pntlemui nodding at 16, Park-road, Chelsea, hem( been informed a the morning of tho 14th inert tint there wee • family of yang • children is • state of destitutios and atervatkm at 3, Cieterwtarraos, Chelsea, west there, after satisfying himself a the pent, seem paged by Inspector Prawn of the V la sa under ground kitcheo, without • vestige of !craters, they found tans young children In • mist filthy and deplorable °mildew' lying u the floor. There was neither firs nor food of say peke la the phis, an any clothing or Governs except what they had Out heir The o l d child, a boy 11 years of sip, said they =a i d no food sine the niornbag, and they voraciously devoured some bread gives thus by Mr. Harris. A os'b waa seat for, and the poor °biking were immediatelyconveyed to St. Luke's workhouse. Another child of the prisoner's, fin years of ego. was found at about • quarter to 12 an the same night drenched with rain and can, is the street, wed was also Ooli•oytid to the workhouse. Mr. W. Rogers, relievisg officer of Bt. Luke's, Chelsea, mid that the childrea were st present is the workhouse, and could not be removed. They were brought there in •• most deplorable sten. Prisoner bad been before brought to this court for neglecting his wife (eines dead) and children, and it was alleged that be had accelerated his wife's sod by his bratallty. He could earn 21. per week, and there was nothing to prevent it but his drunken habits. Mr. Berns observed that at the time of hie WWII death, four months ago, he and others subscribed • sum of mina to defray her funeral expenses. but instead of thus applying it the primmer got drunk with the amount, and left the parish tobury bor. Robert Iteodell. 338 V, proved that while hie ehadres were found in the condition described, the prisoner was drinking at • beer house in the Neighbourhood. Whore of ',mar& met him on the same night drink, eating some roast pork sod potatoes. He was well able to maintain his family, being in work up to the day before they were khan to the workhouse. Phoebe Parish, of 4, Post-terrace, Chelsea, said primmer lodged in bet house for three weeks up to the 30th ult. He went out early in the looming and crone home late at sight. He never left his children any food but once during that time, and they must have goes without had she sot givea the m; part of what she had. He was in work at the timo,and as be did sot pay bee she kept his things for nat. He told her be Ina *groins ss. 6d. per day. iffie told him he VOA murdering his children. There was sever either a fire Of a candle in the room where they wen kept. Ansi Foilistr. Prieorior's deceased wife's mother, said be bad always starved the children. He was lazy, and epee all the money he earned in drink. He was drunk on the day his wile (Fed, sod two days afterwards he was lying is the same disgraceful ooaditioa by the side of the corps,. Anotben witusse proved sesiog three of the children, oa the 13th lost., pickle' up cabbed, Moves in the 'Viet sad eaMng them. - Premier, in the wane of a low rambling story, mid he bad dose all he could for the children, and could not help their being found as they were, as hia !Quito» bad been kept by Mn. Parish. He left them food, and attended to them as well as he wes able. He was remanded. LAMBETH. Three gentlemen, the winters of house property le the district of this court, attended Wore Mr. Elliott. tooth his advice under the following circumstances. One of them rid that some time ago tubed a house to let, and a parsec who bad looked at it, gave him a reference to a gentleman, as he called him, is Pimitoo. He called, and found the referee living in a respectable neighbourhood. in what seemed tote a well furnished house ; sad on his telling him the object of his visit he gave the mss about whom he inquired a first-rate character, and add that if he bad • house to let himself he shoul d be delighted to have such a tenant. Feelinu quite satisfied with the character be thus received he allowed the man to bed( into his house, but on going for the first quarter's rent nd the door locked, and ow inquiry discovered that his tessat had removed his farsiture the day before quarter-day. but where to be weld not find out. He lost so time is Galling on the woos as Pimlico, but to his saucier that house was also looked .pp,, and be could not trace its late compeat. Ffeal ia qrlas which he bad since made, however, be found that there was a regular gang of fondue or Mime fellows who, by giving characters to each other, obtained not only pos session of housed, bet credit from the tradesmen in the neighbourhood, and thus canted co • regular system of swindling. The questioe he (the applicant) had to ask his worship was, whether be would be justified is takiog pos. session of the house, and bemired it use a friend of his, 1 who bad taken possession of a house leader similar eircom ' duces, had bad an action brought spinet him for doing so. Mr. Elliott replied that if the facts were as stated by the appal:out he did not see much sense to fear an action ; and if the house were his (Mr. Elliott's) he should sot feel much hesitation in taking possession of it. Another of the appliosats said that he bad bun served In &precisely similar way to the gentleman who had jut addressed his worship, ad from isformation he had received he was seabled to say that the whole ell the gait were at present located In Islington. Mr. Elliott observed that if the applicants found, sad could prove, that the partial bad acted in ococert for the E r f g h o o • d eu of fraud they could indict them foe coespiracy to The applicants said they should make further inquirisson the subject, and should they obtain the Demean isforma tion, they would act upon his worship's suggestion. RgWARD sacs Baaysar.—Mr. Elliott yesterday rewired 10e. worth of postage stamps from Major Rose, mid 2s &L worth from "E. B. 8.," for Mary Ann Ballo°. the young woman who so courageously captured • %hist who came to plunder her master's house. SOUTHWARK. John Harris, a young man, abut 19 years of age, we. charted with stealing sin Hos pails from the door of Maus. Hawkise sad Son, ironmongers, No. 111, London-road. Ambrose Burrows, assistant to the prosecutors, said that he saw the pails produced atudiog just outside the door for sale about half-past six on the previous erasing. A little after seven he beard some one call out "Stop thief !" and geieg to the front of the shop he missed the pails. He then preoseded to the policeetation, and saw the prisoner in eaatadD. Plat/arse, 303 M, said be wee ou duty in the Lot:i dea-road about seven o'clock, when be saw the prisoner sod asether lotted'', is hoot of the pro!etoed shop. He welshed them, and saw the prisoner aerie the pails, place Vim oa his shoulders, and run round the comer doe* Bethetrest. Wieser pursued him, and, after a smart secured him with the peopsety in his possession. The prisoner acknowledged his gat, saying that be was out of work at the time. Mr. Burnham observed that it wee* great pity tradesmen left goods of value exposed outside their shops at that time of the evening. It was a great temptation to dishonest 'pews& He inquired if the prisoner was known. The constable replied that he believed this was his first ! offestre. The mother, who was in court, said that the pri soner had been in two or three good eitnatioos, and tiptop. theately be lost them owing to being late in the morning. • She smeared his worship that he never committed a disho aeit act before. Mr. Burnham told her that had it not bees for the goods being so exposed by the tradesman he should have punished him more severely than he intended. He should take into einsideration his good character sad sesteece him to only n hard labour. He hop e whoa be was released he would return to honed sad • ustrious habits. THAMES. Mks kfurphs, aged 46, described as having so home sad so occupation, yea th ought epos reessed before Mr. Per tridge, charged with stealing sight yards of alpaca, the pro- perty of John Blip, draper, of Na 8, Welalngtoo-terrace, Limsbome-causeway A young man named Jams Lake saw the prisoner re name a piece of alpaca from the shop-door of his master, and walk away with it under her shawl. fibs was about to enter a rewe&oker's shop. when be stepped her sad gave bee into custody. A large amber of pawnbrokers' (WU mites were found epos her. The sagistente reinamlad her, that Inquiries should to The Cattle Plague Commissioners met yesterday, muds shoat her and th e "A i t o w h ew the memo n. at 2, Vkitoriacteeet. Precut—Furl Spencer. Dr. Lye. wo. There was so mark or statement ee tin centsit• PL Mr . wok en , sad rho Hseetsecy. Th e Di e meh h ish nest retuned ben the Oterkenoett Henn or Detention, and the essintrate wee left in the dark es to tie seises. his ~ ad to nem noes at 2, Tisiortheiresi. sad Ida gym of at e peocon, air windier sin led been te eenedy la future sit is rooms 10 sad 11, Pendia Moon Heave et Ooinseens. barrntridge— Mot is the ma et renesollag a pima FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTIL ---_— f 1 sin not to obtain information! I might es well have disposed of thin erg last meek an to have remanded the prisomr. Rooks, the ! motor of the court, mid that 19 out of 20 e amettments retaread from ClerkenireU Prison were ro- tared without any statement upon them, although inhio a gro at many mess aknew Me parties paring through bon& to tra old °Hendon, and to have Loon in Clorkonwell Mr. Partridge—There is peewit somewhere. Remands la b imam It the information I have a r4ht to szpiet is eoetisually withheld. The prisoner has *awl guilt/. sad I convict her of larceny, Lod matinee bee to three enciethe' imprieonotent and bard labour. DUMB or MUCMOS* AND TOIITHaD PArIicOLAJLa TO IX OBTAIN= AT • Tel °MICR Or 'lllll CNI ItiGT92lll ll , 000 ST Of ia/MSOPTOT. PAAMONALIeaTIRCL] BAI6III3PTS. JANES WILSON, Leighton Buspod, Bedfordshire to surrender Oot. al. at 2. Joon MammaLc Honor, Stratford, Riser, licensed vietuallar, Nov. 2, at 1. OSOINCI RICHARD GaguILAND, Ballebumermice, grooer, Nov f, et 1. Vitali! Attar, Harrow.rd., Parkitngton.harsedealee,Nor.Lat 2. RAMOS W ALUM Arlington-street, Regeneepark, commercial traveller, Nov. 2, at 2. WittlAN 000DYCAN, Railway Bildge-wherl, Betbermos 4 M. merchant. Nov. 2. at 11- W =AM Molotn Poirrion., Holland-le. detainer, Nov. 2, at 11. 14 'Dioxin Curates BLAMI, Loddaa-road, Cannervell, For. at 11. WNW HOMAN, Livermoletreet,lßishopsgateetreM late cow keeper, Nov. 2, at IL FRANK JOSIOII BLUM, Wimbledon, Surrey, clerk in bar Maier Ws Stalsonery.otlice, Nov. 2, at 12. Thomas Motes& Commercial - road East, butcher. Nov.!, at 12. EDWARD 01111311, Regeursierk-road, Primrose hill, chrli Omer Nov. Ilsear A.Trimarg, Leethermo4M-bididleggLeadelbe rld t tallor. Nov. I, at IL JO= 114Maant, Beath-ead. leneington, groom Itev. 2. L WILIJAM TRAM, King's College-road, at. Jain's-wood, caipen Mc New. L at 1. Jollarn Wats" Alpha Set, Peckham beerseller. Nov.!, sit L Flair Jo=an,, Croydon, Surrey. builder. Nov. 2, at 1. TAOS Pan, Orars.tm-road, bookmaker, Noira k .. Wituast ernoentirr, Inherit, Illasnlehim. ROL Kati Jointen Mar,Waterloovd.,lernbelit. seediessos UMW BIHILKI, Birmingham, buctiter, Nov. 1, ALM, Blows, Newcastle-under-Lyme, tanner, Nov. 114 at IL BIMINI PILLOWS, Alton, Rtaltordshire.brater,Nov. S. at It Lira CURL Wolatanton, Staffordddria, grocer Nov. et 12. NORIO WILLIAN BM. Wedged/sr& surgeon. toes. f,at,. It 7110trAs WOolscoct, Loughborollgh, Mike. Nov- T. al I. JAN& !Arm& Cardiff. sailmakm Oct. 31, at It Jeans isaAos, Swansea, licensed victualler, Octal. at 11. JO= al it.f Bristol-road, near Gloucester, contractor, Oct. 11,11. Jowl BM= 'rode, Radnorshire, farmer. Nov. 1, at IL 11. THOMAS WrArg St George, Gloneretersit, farmer, Oct. SO, at Milano= Ran& BANNON, Heloonsbe Bolls. Dorectahwe, In nen, Oct 10, at IL JANIS Wiz, Hedge*, Cornwall, travelling draper, Oct. SO. et IL Jona Coanniourr, Leeds, dyer. Oct 30, at IL Wasiak name& Leeds. mason. Oct SO, at 11. ZDWARD Oanc,trilissrnwithatain,Linoolnets.,groosr.Nov.l,st If. HIMIT 111LSORN, Bpringthorpe, Lincolash, wool dealer. Nov. 1, at 12. visi Joni Maim& LiverpooL pro on dealer. Nov. 8 . at 11 - CUMMmos Gmeos, Liverpool, ship builder. Oct atll. Taoism Samson, Liverpool. outfitter, Nov. 1. st 11. 010151 Assam and Ma AIM& Pllkington, Lenombire, dyers, Oat. 31, at 11. ?Bonin %COMM& Darlington, Durham, Wm. Clot. 31, at it Jailks MCA'S_ ,T Liverpool, auctioneer. Nov. 1, at IL JAM Li S HART. verpool, licensed victualler, Oct. IL at S. MAlTitrir MAHONIV. Liverpool, poulterer, Oct. SI, all. BealtoCas, Liverpool, licensed victua ll er . Oct. Si, at I. WILLIAM If Mar Mlhotrite, Torquay, Barmaids - a, fishmoneer, Oct. 91, at 11. WILLIAM TOMMenn,Rast litorton,Yorkshtre,labourer,Nov.tat Jusgill HALL, Stafford, cutler, Nov. 6, at 11. JOHN CADWALLLDIM HOWRIJA, Swansea, tailor. Nev. 8, at 2. FRIMIERMIL GOODARD,Oloucester. tdonoforte maker, Nov. 1. lit. RICHARD Caawagr, Toddlngtoo, Beds., Matcher, Nov. IL at 10. WILLIAM BUMS, Langton, staffordsh . writing clerk, Nov. 4, at 11. Jona Gunn LO, Crumpsall, Leactrahlre, surveyor. Nov. O. at 91. Mini= Cializit, Manchester, butcher. Nov. 6, at Of. 010101 MOW& Walstagbain, Durham, Motaallar. Nov. 2, at 10. THOMAS HARRISON, Bute Docks,Cardiff,beerretailer.Nor kat IL WILLIAM HAMMY, Bradley, Staffordshire. , Nor. 2. It IL Btairimin Aivasnumn,WolverhamPtoo. . Nor& MIL JOIN WlterOn, Birmingham, Journeyman caster, Nov. ft, in 10. 010101 001102, Birmloghatn, greengrocer, Oct. 10, it 10. Taoism Bicavine. Jun., Baroelay.Yorksltcorn daelar.Nov.Lst 10. WILILINSuN, Bridgwater, innkeeper, Nov. 1, at 10. IidISOP, Bccieshall.Statterdsh., stouemason. Nov. Lat IL JOHN Buenas, Longliely, Dorsetahlm, blackmails, Oct. 90, at 2. Jona THoMrooll, Cheter, potato merchant, Oot 31, st 9. Gnome Amos Limos, Rugby, Warwickshire, ceatectioner. Oct. 31, at 11. loaner PotraJA, Norwich, hatcher, Nov. S. at 1L PRISM Leamington Priors, baker. Oct 121. at 11. THOMAS W ARa i ii. li sca li e v.Doreetaldracattketkeler, Ner.ll,at Honk! HCWHIMON. Middlesbrough, toy desks, Nov. 1, at Ream LALDwaLL, Warrington, g. eengrocer, Nov. 2, at 1. LAST &LAMINATIONS. Nov. 23. J. baton, Jun., Clarendopterraoe and Lamle-mews, Maida-hill, horse keeper-Nov. 24. L Peal. Macclesfield, Cheshire, and London, peat fuel manufacturer-Nov. 28. H. Marimba. Thor:ll=7, Gloucestershire, gentleman- Nov. hi P. Christ/lei& Sheerness, baker -Nov. 28. T. Wood, Shooter's-hill. Kent, Journalist - Nov. 28. H. Beckingbam, Wilmington, Rent, horse dealer -Noy. 16. R. W. Webb, Savage-gardens. Tower-hill, and Archibald-terns& Bow. attorney-Nov. 11. J. Archer, Chertmy. Surrey-N0v.1.4. W. Brain. Resold, late carrier- Nov. tr. H. A. Wapner, Park-road. Old Kent-road, commiasion agent-Dee. 4. & Mid& Cromplenetreet Paddington, omnibus conductor-DSO. 4. J. Bradley, Backstairs. Kant, 13. Z. lavender. Spencer-rood, Soath Barnes?. gold beater - Nov. U. T. C. Winter, HiegtiMreet, Clapham, tailor-Nov. IS. J. Peavey, Waverly.road, Paddingtou, Journeyman locksmith - Nov. It .1. gee, Preidest-etreet, aoswell.read. late boot maker -Nov. 16. L Burt Lea-bridge, Easel, and Silverearest. City, warehouseman-Nor. 16. G. %wren. De lissuvoirread, Middle sex, commercial traveller-Nos. 18. S. Hastings, Oztordeerrace, Clapham-road, and Fettchurchstreet, wine merchant-Nov. 16. J. 0. Williams. Wandsworth-road, aseknat clerk In the civil senrice-Nov. 16 J. B. Behrens, Gravest c, picture dealer-Nov.lg W. oin. Illsclunanotreet. Newingtoc, batter- Nov. 17. B. Bra!, PIOSNUIS-MW, Deptford, photographer - Nov. 17. A. IL Hanlon, Lowerminh,lambeth. chseseusompr- Nov. 21. B. Holbrook, Park-terrace, Kennington, desk in an assurance office-Nov. 17. G. Mar hall, Arnodelstreet, Strand, clerk in the customs Nov. 21. T. Rogers, men, Welisittlwat "S. James'. lodging-house keeper-Nov. 21. J. Newman, Worn's- Ince and Daniel's-road, itermoodsey, leather dreamer -Nov. 21. 0. Servardt St. George's-imettr-East, cage manufeaturer-Nov. 21. W J. 8. Strange. Sutherland-place, WeAbounwireve, late wool dyer-Nov. 21. J. Tupling, Ampton-place, Gray's-inn ruol. accountant-Nov. 24. Gracecharch-street. Olinda ageet-Nov. 24. F. Chadwick. New Croas-road. and Manchester-buildims,Blitrstmloater, eirveyor- Nee. 24. J. Friedlander and , Addle-street and Aldermantrary, City, clothiers-Nov. 24. S. Chipman, Motoornbe-etreet. Bei grave-square, baby linen wsrebouseram-Nov. 24. J. Reader. Oravesend, cab driver-Nov. 14.1. A. Beta. Savasogardens, City. and &chasm:id-road, Dektoa. provision commtssion agent-Nor. U. W. Robinscos, St. M ar yn, gni% Hantoehira, smith - Nov- rd. W. Fawcett, Bt. John-street. West Smithfield. coach builder , - Nov. It. J. W. M. Fonbliusque, Haningtonstreet, Hampetead road, barrister-Nor. 24. J. H. rot, Queen-street and Oxford street, Middlesex, provision dealer-Nov. U. 4. Beall, Bishops. gate-stren Without. tailor-Nov. ta. O. Fraser. Beymouretreet, Enston•road, pianoforte key manufacturer-Nov. 28. C. Peale, Catherine-temat, Kennington. stole mews- Nev. 28 K. R. Rees. Mincing-lane, merchant-Nov. 28. J. Guppy, flamhrook Farm, Sussex. farmer Nov. M. T. R. - Saar?* Ches bunt Herts. gold wire drawer-Nov. N. L rt,yer, Union grove, Clapham, and Cliffordleins. liestsereng heel Meet - Nov. 211. T. Merriam& Ullypot-lane, City. hat hand maker- Nov. Ones, Judd.street, Itastonvoad. tailor-Nov. IL H. J. Bellingham, Hagusetreet. Bethnal-meanies& cabinet maker-Nov. IL R. Harrison& Croydon-common booth keeper -Nov Se 1. Cantbden, Vincent-skeet, Stepney. late grocer - Nov. 30. ILBortfield, Itttletmee.place, Orford. carver and gilder-Nov. 90. R. &minder. Hackneynad i r vt spring. eld-terrsce, Hackney, hoot manufacturer-Nov. SO. J. Fustlethwaite, Leamingtne-road.vilhas, lk oi trir i tir, dotter in shares-Nov. SO. K. Draper, The Malt Le . cowkeeper- Nov. 90. J. G. B. Buds**, Wilimelen-ereen, M odimer, clerk in an insurance oMoe-Nov. M. D. Geddes, goethampton, hotel keeper-Nov. 90. C. Wens, Harrow, Middlesex, builder-Nov. 30. Rev. A. P. Hughes. Taisho= sad Bucklead, Kent. clerk la orders-Nov. sO. A. Sanaa. Water-lane, Oren Tower s*holy reets wine merchant-Nov. 30. Catherine Parkinson. spinster. Pentonvilie-road-Nov. 10. C. J. loom, tralhrook, City, iron merchant-Nov. 30. Ct. H. Thoraback, Southampton, late pork botcher-Nov. 30. C. Cakebread. Ontter-la"e, Cbespaide, mer chant-Nov. SO. B. Allen, Southsea, Hempahire - Nov. M. W. W. Cooper, Lewthant, Kent, grocer-ilea. 4. T. West, Walloo n rest. Chelsea, ro Cr -Dec. 4. L Haim NichOu-lans. CAM, sod Hackney- gisfitter-Nov. 9. A. Wayte and & Ridge. Longton, Stafford and Paris, commission agents-Nov. la K. Moreton, late commission agent-Non. 29. J. H. R. Wildamitb. Ckarch Bridge, sear Cannock. Rtettord.hire, artificial manure anumfacturer-Nov ND. A. reenter, St Orme& Shropshire, builder -Noy. IL G. Carp, Cardiff, imottoneer- Nov. It W. Bentley, Dewsbury. Yorkshire. mister-N oss a 6J. Hudson, Seedier& stuff manufacturer-Nov. 16. J. triboaa, leans, hackle pin hardener-Nov. 10. J. 9 Hayward, Liverpool, Doe merchant-Nov. lg. B. Marlow, Liverpool. lete provision dealer-Nov. IL J. Sparks, Widnes. 1 &namable& ahfpvmfth - Nov. le Helen Taylor, Limp** cart owner-Nov. It W. Ben nett, Liverpool. baker-Nov. 9. 8. Abell. Manchester. mar chant-Nov. IS. T. Hitchen , West Derby-road, near Liverpool, baltder-Nov. 16. 8. Robinson. Manchester, Seine manittactenir -Nov. 17. T. Jefferson, Accrington, Lancashire. greengrocer - Nov. 9. D. Lawton. Liveser, Inacmhbe. cotton msnufac , neer- Nov. 7. J. Cantle. Chipping Wycombe, Backinchamsh , re. baker -Nov. 2. W. Carrathera. Warrington, Cheshire, Inner Nov. M. P. Adana, &cartridge, Worcestershire. shoe manufacturer -Nov. 0. 0. Jerrie Football Staffordshire, Journeyman potter -Nov. 11, H. P. Hayhoe, B ry et. tchannea, painter- Nov. 111. H. Jena, Oswestry. Ithrontdre, Innkeeper-Nov. 11. J. Beach, Nawortle-undorLyste. baker - ll . Nev 10. H. Brooks, Bolton, Lan cashire. clog ken maker-Nov. . T. Shepherd, Barrow-ere. Soar, Leicestershire, farmer-Noe. 17. H Copts, Henreid& Somenetabire. carpenter-Nov.l. T. L. Thompson. Fast Bedard, Nottlnahamshlre, news agent-Nov. 17. C. Harding. Kingston upon-Hull, licensed victualle - -Nov. 14. C. Cartridge, Tyne mouth, Northumberland. and Middlesbrough. Yorkshire, auc tioneer - Nov. IL A. W. Ha .away. Cluitham, baker-Nov. 8. L Bennett. '.7tathiun, tobacconist-Nov. 24. J. Poland, Broadway, Lu Rusin oboe dealer, Tut,dm. &waged THE MURDER AT GMAT YARMOUTH. On Thursday afternoon, Mr. C. H. Chamberlin, borough reamer for Great Yarmouth, resumed the ad journed inquiry touching the death of Albert Mimosa, • Dutchman, who was murdered by his comrade, litioderikus Seem!soiree, at the City al Loodon Tame on the 12th inst. Since his conflomest the mimosa . bei maintained a subdued attimudim. and declared his *Bermes of what trans pired, he being at the time. Herr Nay attended se i Lein Roams, master of the Secoodim , s Dut.trtiallriot, gave evidence as to the identity of the murdered man, who was 000 k ns board his vessel. The was also one of his crew. On the 'Teeing of the =Maher the witness went to the City of Loudon Tomo, where music sad dewing was going on. He was not sober whoa be went into the room, but was not drunk. He noticed three of his crew there, the primmer, the deemed. sad Brett Kinkmen. There were coney people in therms d. the time—some of them women. He told the prisoner to ge on board the vessel Weser four times. Primmorpsid no atten dee to the directions that he give him. He took hold of Cam by the collar, and demanded that he should go e• Primmer refu sed. The witeem gave no direction to the deceased to tell the prisoner to go on beard. He saw doomed communicate with the primmer, bat did not know what he said. They were standing op when he saw them, and the prisoner took hold o f the He did not ess the deceased lying on the floor, sod did sot know until afterwards that he was stabbed. He believed that the de ceased aed prisoner were on friendly terms so board the asset The primmer ma in the bald of carryiag • knife about with him. He amorally bad it sheathed by him side cm board. He had never kaown the primmer to utter threats 'plod any person. James &ago deposed that ha was • mariner sod fisherman, reeidimg in Ysrmouth. He wee in the habit of speeding his emeoinp at the City al Lanka publio-houe, and was there on the 12th. There were several Dutch sailors there. At shoot • quarter to 10 be heard • row in • place divided from the room by conisine. The place was ca The Ile maw the prisoner jumping about. The prisoner afterwards sat down, sod the rptain told him to go on boa rd. The p risoner gave • short" answer ; upon which the captain jumped up and got hold of his collar, sod Ilinkmes interfered end took Dim sway. The prisoner then mixed the cook, who was sitting by him, sod they struggled to- gether mad fell ma the floor. TM prisoner was uppermost, and.he jumped up soddeoly, took something from his ode, sod plunged it coD the Meet of the deceased, who hod not got in en upright position. The demised at owe fell into the arms of somebody. The prisoner appeared to be the wane for drink, and the deceased seemed to be sober. Mr. 8. F. Sta ff ord, surgeon, deposed that he weot to the Oily of London T on the evening of the 12th indeed, where he saw the body of the deceased. It was lying on the ow*, stripped to the waist. There wee • wooed in the cheat. He midi, • post-mortem esaminstioo. The chest had bees penetrated by • knife in an oblique direction towards the region of the heart, striking the right ventri cle, and penetrating throegh the heart. Death must have been instantaneous. After hearing other evidence, the jury returned& veraist d "Wilfol murder" against the pi. DOOM MBTROPOLITAN BOARD OP WORKS. The weekly meeting of the members of this board wee held yesterday at their offices is Spriog-gardens ; Sir JOHN THWAITILN in the chair. A numerous depatatiou from the Poplar District Board of Works presented a memorial on the state of the River Lea, and requested the adoptioc of a plan poodle; the oompletion of the Abbey Mills pumping station to relieve a portion of the river from the sewage which at present Sods its way into it. The memorial was referred to the Main Drainage Committee. A deputation from the oommissionees of sewers of the City of London presented a memorial relative to the widening and improving Mansion house-etrest to • longer etteot eastward than was formerly . proposed. Mr. De Jagsgt referred to negotistions which had taken plies som e time ago fur widening the Poultry and 101•1111i0O. treat. The property wee then eetiroatedat 17,5001. The commissiouers had since considered the question. sad Dow proposed that in widening the Poultry, the houses should be taken down on the north side instead of the south. The church of St. Mildred, he believed, was about to be remov ed, mid the premises e ßurk, could be obtained for t t the Scorner, woich belonged to the London and Comity he purpose of throwing the area into the road. They con sidered the north side was the best to take, as the beck pro perty on the south aide had a frontage in Baeklersbury. The CHAIHNLN said the proposal of the deputation was but part of • general scheme ; and he wished to ask whether they had formed any estimate of the value of the ground to be given up in order to realise the beostit of that important imovement up to the Sask. Mr. Di JEDINT said they had not, nor had they formed say astimatea of the area that would be required from the church in order to widen the Poultry. In reply to other questions, he said that he had heard it whispered that the portico might be taken off the Mansion-house, and the front made on the west side, but the corporation had never consi dered the subject, as it would involve the rebuilding of the Mansion-house. What they wasted the baud to do was to co-operate with the oomniksioriers in order to carry out the improvement according to the suggestion. The memorial was referred to the Streets Committee, with power to communicate with the City Coramissioaan of &Wen. The CHAIRMAN maid that Mr. Webster had on Saturday sent him a very floe specimen of a roach ought opposite the houses of parliament. it was a very fine and lively fish, and plenty had been caught , in the river by other per. eons. That was an additional proof in hie °melon of the value of OA works carried out by the board. A report we. brought up from the Main Drainage Com mittee, recommending that Captain Shaw be appointed during the pleasure of the board ea superintendent of the fire brigade. at a salary of 7501. • year, with residence as at mount, and cool and gas. That the subject of the brigade be referred back to the committee, with power to appotet • sub-committee to procure information, outer with espial. Sbaw, and investigate details, and to report to the Main Drainage Committee thereon. After a short dissussioo the motion was agreed to. A communicatioa wee received from the Aerated Bread Company, in reference to the report of Dr. Letheby on the late aciident in the Blackmon-street sewer, when two met nearly lost their lives. The oanimanication uked that Dr. Miller sad Mr. Odling should be allowed to inspect the ad jaunt semen, sad that Dr. Letheby should be associated with them. The request was granted, and after some routine bushier had been disposed of the baud adjourned. ACCIDENT TO CHIEF JUSTICE KRLE. —Mr. Justice Titles mentioned yesterday, et the Judges' (Numbers, that Chief Justice Erie had met with an aooidant, by a fall from his horse. His lordship wee better, and It was expected that he would take hie seat at the conunesesinent of the mining term. ELECTION OF A COMMON COITNCILMAIT—Yester day • meeting of the inhabitants of the ward of Walbrook was held at the school-rooms in Oxford-court, Caution street, for the election of • Common Couscilman for the ward in the room of Mr. Thomas Rowley, damaged. Mr. John Land, of Canoosatreet, wag, without oppositioe, elected to fill the vacant °Moe. CONFESSION OF Mumma—A powerful young fellow named John Healey wee brought before Mr. R. Grieves, musty magistrate of Warwick, tie Thursday even ing, under the following cirentestaeoga The prisoser bad been admitted into the Warwick county prime about 12 mouths ago, under contract from the county of Meat , where he had been imprisoned foe • dements burgled at Newtown, is that shire. He had ham plowed u nder the new strict regulations Wonted for PIO fitted and had while sedum =suede pettedly commit got them - • confession to theiorstepor of the above gaol, Mr. Ander. - "'-- • BANIBUYTCIVI ANNULLID. sou, that he was one of the saes who perpetrated • brutal p e e, re Josepu smeller% upper w hitecrometreet, City. YIIIKYAIL-October 19, at - Beiraire road. S.W., the wife o outings upon the engineer of • colliery at Wises. He licensed victualler. Freeman, Nag., of a son. was accordingly charged before Mr. Gnaws with havieg Oct 18 AIZXWIDIP /401,1008882 G&W& Norfolk-street and FREAK .d.oesr 16, at rpm liartspetreet, Mrs. T. Frew. of feloniously and maliciously killed and alaisJames Partoe,the Ilmor•strect , lelfogion. c lad coiournan. • engineer referred to. Mr. J. Anderson was the first witness DICLANATIO OF OIVIDZNIW. FATV A lt r Oototor IS, at Paskiitonsuardees, Mehinhill.th . LA , c w .tri Ab y rae a r it, Llwirwar i l 16th dividend of Is. ltd., any . wile a 4 O. 1 rafter, Msg.. of 6 Wm. swore, and he deposed as follows : -The prisoner came into 1 PILLOW .- Cooper IY, at Anosiwort, lent, the wife of T. flOw, my custody on the 7th of November last. On Sunday, the W. L 11,0TWON, Flint, inZlealsiadest- Ind dividend at it, say ' r iga et • sm. Po of April, he e : • whir to see me privately, as I Wednesday. at Turner's, Liorpsel. isAl.-October IS, et reps Belgraw-strvet, the will of was then so in • general inspection of the prime. INTIDRMI. V. T Thames. Neq., of Nation, tosser, of a daughter. WOMFORD -October I 9 at Oreevenor.dreet the wits et 1 accieedingly him into the room used by visite/Is and Nov. is. G. (leaden. Freshwater, Hampshire, builder-Noy. 3. Woodford „•im of a ' ' niegistratea. He said, "I have something sertioalar le iit H . S. Withers, Chipping Norton . Oxfordshire, clothier -= lain. ' tell you, and until Ido so I cannot rest at night without P. G. Young, Batistes& Surrey, cattle dealer -N0v.16 T. IL MARRIAGES. ALLIMM-81M1DOMAN-Ortober le, at St. Savioar's Cbareb. being troubled its? drama. I win nnnnerned si In the rn,...... er"n oti 'lirt ... wi n tiubi la reuta" te l""sk re. dock 6141414. 11 1 Pwildissieu, by Ike Roc C. Career. Edward Alaimo& fm cg outrage, a bo u t a. moot...ago. I was at the wine on tamp ;-: B i li ki i c hod .6. 1 , 0 , _ Key. 1. A. t eller- Exeter. d ma , i 7, myna, of Mks Vllpa , muide-biu, to WWI WNW*. I met with four others in • Wino-house where Harass Toy. Nov. 7. 8. Mlles. Tarietock, bookseller-Nev. S. C. IL Jim" l deenbtof of as Ills 3. of BM fif. &low" was, Be was sitting there. We robbed him of his watch cw ea t 'mh o., bb p b n i c i an _ig. ‘ • A j. ws ., w a r o lk . and money, and then we put him iuto the fire. I WEN mid J. T. Marten. Leeds. engineers' tool erakem-Nov. 6. Z. I PIIZINOTON-MISINOTON.-Oeteber 19. at N. Teta% obliged to do it in self-detesee. or they would have done We 16Bnabridee. l'orlobtre, joiner -Nov. 8 Z. Wpm, . Mock Rellisg-blil. by the Nev. J. A. Jacob, BA,J. B. bto me, sad I wad afraid of thew, I pig clembeston, Yorkshire, woollen insweleetwer-Nov. it Y. I Ilikingtoe. lastaweeß Ms Regbeent to Bereft. " mo ul t li pt ip lfim tirri into l. the era I held his legs while they pug aullayo..Lirunernoot.emimshiztostor.o"leteer,-/INecoy..t. L s. Do 6u , ,w kin. .rtk e... . M ib. id. I t Twoisy dsuskter of l A . Tuncut PlUtiegtost7& ...si Llllllotenreseira le. a, 60 al io. . Where. We all fled. I 600 , 1 , k, Dow what rac y, a ? 1 tbs , p t c ,',,, b oo t ..k.,r-N,,,,, 1, u. martin. woodhouas saves, ; views litooktoaes-Tese, J. Torridity, of lodide* 1. Where. I got nothing to ill b u t 801 W "fa saa ha" , Leicester s hire, 'meow-Nov.l. W. Cumberland. Lough!). Atkinson, of Stocktos-osi-Ters. tees miserable ever shier." As soon as I returned to itie I Leicestershire, tobaccoetstNov. 1. J. Imerson, Spoodor,* i DEATRS. *Sea I put down accurately what be said, and the above byahlre, beer/bawd keeper- Nov . P. 2. Mom, Spalding Us- i How w._octot,,..,lka, the Nw th L o A re, w omu w. wars issymoshmtiliea substance.reit.petediliimiermassaapsiseseriemd: and sald for bas h fu e ribma ha sogaseviassek bed a tim eorry hine l2 a : bm.b colossea c_.....bar_o4.l.. bli imi chillsk iLvid . lis W - a a _ 0 . 111 : L.... 3 ....ria__.. - si licbl . j. " . ...... r.„_____ Ar. : „ ; ,... 5.. . l iasll.ol ' 1 ~..,,r........1077.A:wm„:_ di eura. o f i l iburamb sia. istaimm r l . 7 3 . . Wo e, wu. Sant .4.h.d.. ale leper :is. a 6 60 in est 7 leseetn, were - • MISR. - Oetaber IS. el Iliverbillk, Ardor Debra% mid Iles raonostary. '16•66160664. - "kW/sr-Noy. 6, O. Lissom. Salton in i 5,,,,,.,„ 7 airs * ass. mamm a " m pg si. [Advertieentent.)-Hozzowni's Pitus.-Proteo- itotnenhemetthe, etuaber-lick e. A. Trento. ' 110811 L • el Rassfasgs. toes of ilselth.-In the band-to-hand Wriggle for eildwear is NaWBlB/01110817 6 . Iraigror th. moat day, good health Is everything. Holloway's part. PARTIMIRIPS 1111111OLVIb. mei ft ton& dirrilve, sad wally lalative OW are admirably adapted Illsehelii Ann Dyson and Z. a. Walk Refiltsa Terissides, ma inyony . ,_o 6 gobor IS. us astweeest, fi e ' W. tor reeimisaisisettrineesussuto levalkis . zhose feectionsge e se fa alt t i d tro in_ bers,Ar. Hansen and T. Vero., Mesta, Tertiohlw4 am J. a "i s m," mi d 0. i a. Tenwtek MA OM augasu.s....ftwair Is. m c om illindej. WT. Mrmaladies removed by ajudlciooe see el these ever ; i abbe, joiners -F. Oslnsi* t e e If e k. Plumb. ' .. la k e tor* ...,..,, Is mad by thew to active sweeties, and every oleaofoie nambeturerrlewls raitsied mad S. ittt111.111" ease Min sa digestion Ispisool at its mural steedard IFlarreante. Yerisitti" "Wrkoilb." 4 Illa gr K____,..... ll '. e t r .......a - - -7. L. ... 2 .1.12.6.1 - ' . . :h. sod baler fitted - lia 7 lte datiea. It is tampowable to km • lima, jaa.. JewsteMe&AlliflLO,- Mow .•......-' ..--- —.....-- • --alt ass seum sty 0 0 ike ; kr i g l ar i. t rtu ra=4 .l4 .lxt rrceaitg.uyot revere ;m e wr 1r th : 5 ...41 i lizz i. zr= Ead...,: y inr.=. ti vr.m.,...auzz gme w tt„„,,„... , D. Thoralos. W. Dierikin. J. fiesysew T. IMMO% Horeb, 11.200aT. GOMM ii. Ma ~"/ 1