The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-15 00:00:00

OBAND CADMAN BANQUET AT GLASGOW. 'do pablio banquet, la lamosr of the oiotoriso la the Crimea, took ylase last sight (Friday) in the Oily Sall. The walls of the hall wen seined, mid the bean of the galkrin (*noosed, with white and pink striped cloth, which en no latter part wee snooped in bowlful deviate. The fronts of the gallerioa were Mee fesesiald with mammas, end batten seek two pia* et eispeasies was nehissemil the ammo el some Meer se held a bottle celebrated la the nano el the Crimea& eanpaigs. Os the frost of the gassy, ea the eitainna's right, emend the names—leglew, Nader, 812 Cella Camp bell, Mermen, Lyme, Cetitemt, Oembridre. Oa the fest of the west gallery were the IMMO the gigalsra, Internam', liebastopel. Oa the *hair ma's left appeared If. Armed. Bispen, Boom; Omar Pasha, Bran, Inas, sad Millahoa. Oar the galleries. henries the wisdoms, were displayed the links Jack mad Tricolour alternately. Three tiers a tables wen nested as the platform, decorated end. burly to the met of the hall, with piak .ad white striped drapery, overgrow, sod dowers. ltema rows of tibia were met is the body al the bell, sod were completely lined ; sod these were dosed up at toot by the table before the araapier, whisk was arrayed is the lame gaudy maser m MOM !Mhos theellehmen. Is the west gallery use a piste IhMi e mods, semen, for the secommodation of the head of the esess's Giro. The msguillosot organ of the bail umnsedoled at about flys o'clock to play some Sire with overwhelm's, east, sad oostiseed to do so at raker vats dl the chair was takes, at six o'clock, by lila Gress Me Dello of Hamiltos sad 'Brllo4/011-tly Archibald All ow, Bat., canistieg se 'raspier. A greet many gle tispished gustiness were prawn? among whom wee Dr. Nichol, Sir W. Idillikes Napii/r, Sir Jena Ander son. M.P. ; Mmeaster • Sir M. S &ewer% Bart; Lord 8eth....; Priseipal Mufarlan ; the Dss do Coignyt the Dube of Moatrose ; the Lard Prevost ; Bir Juges Fespasses. M.P. U. Mamboed., Could of !Mem Also, Bab Oskna*. Soy ; Rear-Admiral Montgommie; Wm. Leddiest, M.P.. Jobs Macgregor, Req., M.P.; Sir This. lbakalli, Ban.; kobort Monteith, Req., of Oa. stain; MO Ikea, of Oats; Sir Wa. Ifs:welt, of Calder weed; James Baintßer.P. ; Wm. Kim, M.P.; Fla haw Cash II; Rev./formes ; Hestia 10g.,M P. ;B. .Craufard,Rm.,M.P. ; Peter Blitals bars, M.P.; Its Wa. Wyedbitin Assuutbsr, Bags.; Clap the as. H. T. Plimanrise ; Capi.W. D. 0. Hay Mg Highlandon; Cept.Wirkissels, 42.4 Highlande r , Stirlisg; Major Comes. 66th, Cristom horo • Major Andersen. do.; Caps Wilkisoon, do.; Major M'DauiM, do.; Lieut. Urges, TJad iliablauders ; Emirs Merreyoki._;Bse do.; Balsa Coekburs, Clad likeldeedesa Sado Osaka Stuart. do. ; Batas Cain. do. ; badge Vaderwogl,loo; Cart. Bantry". 7''h Highludera; Quartamastor do.; Copt. Glingled Highluders; Capt. iltM D. G Dosalri. die.; A. S. Dsiglish, .; Ho Papyri; Mr. reet Shalt &rade; Major Graham. of Mom, ; Capt. Chasselkor ; Provort Meedatieme, Paisley Capt. Gerard ' s( lesketios ; Sir Wa. Mteauell, Natt.; Capt. Mazwell i e e of Oelierweed Maigi__Danash ; George Roans., ~ agelseisis Beek t Bake Weight, Bailie Fleatiat iow. asobaa. Waal Dughtmea. of Dampener; Balls Bailie Gilmour, Bale Teems a, Bailie Young, Bolls Mao pager; Hugh TestagrA, Beg., of Wellpeek ; C. I. Tes tiest, Bag.. of St. Baba; Copula Spiers,of Calmakh ; W. Many, Itey., of ; Jobs Han, Hot. Na. dead Soak • 'lama Melke. Neg., do.; Alm ha rt, leg.; Bobs. Iltews;t, Bag., ot Oases • Legumes Bobarees. Seq., Boyd Bask; Cepsal. Pe‘teriou ; Mark Sprott, lisq., yr., of Gamiiirk; Col. Fraser. Royal Lanarkshire Militia; Cap 'tea Brow., do.; Lieut. J. C. Robertson, do.; Captain Los- ses, at Leases, do.; Borbuta, do ; Jobs Taylor, Brar,, Wasters Beat. were received from the Wu" of Rietimud, Doha if nab, Dub. of Argyle, Marquis of Aikak areas of Beaddissas (W• 0 244 • ballads of rewash _Berl to Glasgow, led of Estates sad Wia tga ; Lord Noteills, Bar Gsuk Kostromery, of Stanhope, M.P.; fir A. C Mashed Glen, of CLiftoohell, Bast; Also. Smollstt, Req., of Beakin, M.P.; Ale:. Haas, A bleak/ bevies bees asked by lb. Very Rev. Priaelptl Itecr•airir, the earn mumbles, partook of • symptoms After the diorama a Um pralintioary toasts. Admiral Mcorroostaar gad Captain Patti:tux 'peaking to the " Army see Nary,"— The Camannet peopesed "Has Mejesty's Mishima," dheating spasm attestios to the agile kid at the koad of has Magesfp's siMiishiraides4 wile bed seadumed the was with sepoessesated *Far, Mwhisk all RooliAiman, of sheave' palliest to aught le he grateful. The 11011141•11 lament kissed from the *bah. BM Genoa espossesil • boys that. though An anxiety for pease u brit prevail they would adhere to the presses atmegmat til l salelled of the statility of the honour of Swops. u Mr. Hrts Mama Shake. Ho would only stale that i the two k ago had pee band le bead in the mediae of Ste war. Wale Miran of • speedy and bonearable czhowever, be beard, with the deepest roue, speeches isea-maisters, which he °smoldered most unpatriotic, bemuse they 'guttered it Mikan to tarry the war to ea honattale em. • Mr. lObNICrSIM3OIIOOI. Y P., rose to his 174 I• pesky with tka sty of Olamow, which easeeded all ethers Ia giving the largest proportional contribatioss to , the Pairiotie hued. (The has. member's address was fie i cured with eons impasse', whisk rendered it bat limper hardy sadible ) ThoCsathatur then lON end said—l em quit* agreed i is what hes bees said by the patiemaa who has jut at doers with rept& to the city et Otsego., sad it. costriba tiers le Ms Patriotic Fluid; and it is wee ressos why I have i bora vary happy to be proses% oat this ocesaion that the aetzepelis of the west of Scotland, to which I Whop, has , distingsishod hod( so mach. Tee subject of ths Crimean sempsips is • wide me, sad one whish it is &Math to , writs epos ; and, therefore, I shall art speak at length, he asst. I should feel I was itotaiolog you trying to say myself what othin here could ray much better ; still I cannot re- ; (rata from saying a word is allusion to the gallant &Mk 4 perforated by oar army is tho Crimea. Fll4Ol the awe t assensat of the war I task the power that Begiaad sheered is the transport wow is sae of the most elms- I ordisery things as record, is that department. Who I. act greed et being • fisembessa. whin talking of the Alma ? (Cheers) The ewes" fight of lokermase will live as low se history can tsU its story. Piraeus' jump late the gulf wee set • min busk deed, is my opinion, than was j %bate every 'Moor sad private soldier who eharpo at Ba Mks'. It alas one of the but thing. in history, and I ; ma happy to say that our gallant allioß 4 tb. French, so ksirarledge the fact. I have had it from several, and omit who has carried many a day at tho sword's point, , cried like • woman when he talked of Salable's. I ma sot allude to tn. Crime rompaiga without alluding to I our slate I sari proud sautes around se—bt. Arnaud and Beseeet, both of whom 1 well kaur, 111141 Manes—for we mast include the pliant .cos of Savoy. (Cheers.) 1 Proudly as the British 110 D end the French eagle may carry 4 diguagives, the old house of Savoy hays gm been foremast I fa the realm, and it Ins been • mad day for them to fight i thug jibed with melt gallant allies as tho French and Bog. lisk amiss. It is a canon day certainly. and to be fwdsee the suited main of Frame and d Itsgard against a sumo° foe, for the I ;me, I beaus, ia the memory of mere. Bat I I HIM, while we praise ourselves, sad thank Provi- dion for ea r su gageses, we ought not to forget the pliant 4 (li e sar, bear) Gallaa% boa been the straggle of the I asseisas, sad that great man who has suck to eternal rest, at alt *vests, donned well of his erantrymen, and showed I • galena, Which mutt have beea appreciated by every Begliehmea. (Hear, hear.) In celebrating this glories, 4 144017 or. 8100 44410 0111144411 to OUT *Mimed= by peek ; ins tar fog ; and I wish that that feeling had bees mete awned out. 1 regretted oftes expressions that have bum ! sal with regard to the Rumbas, because, tit oleo asked, ma be tome %bashful for oar titter?, I think it is the psis 1 of gesetesity to think tav .stably a a foe who has height 4 040104 the united force of Frame end Boglead. Resi ham MOM hand to hand with the best troops la Bump ; and sat if this war has smuts up • pollens's who ins i outs leas Wag a lieuteasat to the highest commend k the Main sereise—l refer to General Toddebas. I swan yea it ism om gratify ing to maim, on this oessisls. sad lad myswith se an assemblage before sot. 1 can early ay that, mingling with the regret for those eke hgee gam we have Ora cossolation that they have talks is • good meats. I sow tan to those who bays returned sad are new moss es, sad beg to propose •• The Health of the Crimean Army, sad the galiaat heroes who hem retanted." The toast was drunk with all the bosomy. Sir James Palmation replied. He said—l hardly know hew to me 'AMU suffleiest to samosa my gratitude to you for the Mona you bare dose me in ratting me is this to fens thanks es behalf .1 that army winos praise hes bdee se deservedly soaadsd by yos, and drunk is a assn wbish will marry to the - Marta of those gallant MIS Into are still is the Bea, the sympathy which their wientry Ink for tang. It wee not till to night when I cam* um art I limo what • task had falls' to my share. I lel Woe *A Dm of thaw palest plurals who bara so 'vol the kaput of timir ossetry would hem bass hem. Is do what I am sow to do so ins& gamely I bed biped same of the ether paths". stW I. the N am of bar Majesty's areas would hem beta molested. Bat ekheeolt it has fake to the Asa of ese whom other SON bre mama him from the outage, wed I. me to the amp sad who feels palaikdly usable to de= Wile talk ; rot se am has more small Ste maims Mak t e :o Pr b e = fasibil te l t r = l : -damela the barer nab at that solid_n olotakw) Is se oei who will yessiliset lesser se with kaki. M ion keen grails& the way I. whisk ke ha beek Isselbol this mew _ .Molts to say, leakage. that N Me le the gm Y• 111.11 sew humble setial is 'triad IS lb Mae biess—if also um she flays Ala satesio haps body of the seestiakeeeksi am to Ilaiikai. se Wm WO. mistt of thisamerwill maims to he pat firth =ow this pail and limbo war. If ea hemble.sel too It Sam seeskullowell may the reeks of that hisipfld that. tit gagemed la ma peat et glory, 4141 heart !Mk sewn batik sakes talk theko—that, if be fat, *imeltan Prase* tridles le ass unwept or fargettsa. )I "Mee Statissea, set to be able to de bona se the teak kat h s fallen to mm, bat allow me to 01 • 05 "'"ki ) yea s fa the sewn stadia heartfelt mem km (Oboes THE EXPRESS. MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 15, 1855. The Duke of Mimosa Ina iii—TM Ind eilhe r at 'lest bus gives was spiels dented a the add& mad the naselestis Emmet la whisk pa mislead win intended insah - 1111 imam WWI Mehl. inlet yes maid arm the brevity sad the manse of our owe thelsrleas edam net. at the same fine, we must meant that that army bus bees semeated with anther, eseshilag It is he homey sad name, sad tharlai with it sit the batten/eta the noltholod ofitthile ef the pea year. Goatismsa to fit sad Mower is the ilea sad It would be hit me a mist la tee vivid am the truth sad mina has shatecterhed the madam of use Alm sr ler you to de more tam Judie is the mearZ ej al ..a seatimen. If we tuna the pip ed gm tabu see ell thieugh them the we peat seam Began mid Ann ratios will shaky a masent darnel men as mash p er =l.l 66 t to the heft. el hob seams. bas as lan up with hinge of astepshat isilmedn I has rsmaisid he ear days sad eares IS MOO Mosby ihripl thee sa emelelinesly a Mead ter sad Mad lealimp—as see these twe salsas @menthol lbe ease saute—that of Minty sad chilblain le Strops gis the same glide= amp* salmalid by the • s tle sad sattimsan sad the same said dessmalea. tin to men the mameselneen of _tasty/ref/o . n pow!, which he weettersed sot only the freedta. Mt eves the esistense of Bosom Bet, gestlastem, is cliing of that army, it is nepostible th a t we should eve—wit ought sot to overlook—that nosier stied whisk eves mins. dos to it, which has dinned the Isslisse of BM mike of Frisco into friendship *words se. and into thin Ines wined obsess' he whisil hem N.N.dd The Pawnr of the Frisch hes ohms tbsenetwet the popes of ibis war, sad the segociatiess ettesdoat epos It, the damn ptseep nes of the acre that eight to be wand, eel the deeding determination to brisc it to assemsdel km. lie hos threseheet bees fettles! to all his mpipallellS with bis Wise. Hs has sin faltered when ethos* were timid sad iosetTi4 7 It;1;aTet;;; obeys fiat determination whisk I have se doubt, will enable as to arrive at that seeourfel umlaute* to wkielt we lave looked. (Loud chew.) Use Otis ease- cries to eheuld be wasting is honour to ourselves did we NA gles stamens to those Whigs and matissata lawaila Ma. I say say it is s pleads( illessettes et the .bate et *hip to which I kayo eluded that the isdivideal who will, I believe, seeped t' this test abseil be • sable duke 'ad satin et Frees so meted with Ms essay by Ss of family, but es who la farmer tiss screed irs the gnat army of the Me is. w 'ee Ilapeles. (Loth sig.) Ti.. Due ef shred I. thus bids ead - , a, sad thawed a ° 2Z teetiesay fa hie es womb se hie its serene. It Is, Weed, thrift that he, obey having hem es enemy, b stew ems m Swim this anima she MINS that he sod lb eounnamea are area awl tee ibiseas he the Bade saliva. I duly patinas. I hale mid easeeb le bane, yes said reseptioa of the nest ableb I has N to the Eames of the Fresh sal ass brave Fresh= Bat, el the same fey swath hap referriag to meths =Oft _shish hem laalto Semi ime ef ear alas. awl N~l the noble dthe Is the sack bus Seedy rained. Is het spokes of that idlest army while belongs N that ri=ad of deeds of bravery dos fa Strum times, sad it a still greeter new of engratelthen ea s pot that that sans should have jolted as, est se mash sa easat of the bravery if her army, as that she is cue of the be meanies of Europe that ejsys a fres sad liberal essellstiee. While the whole of y bet bees goseimi by a swirls and vosillstiag mash while Aus tria bee bees afraid to barely give Stens' teams feelings it is meths dm es to Wise iss geseameen le estaatod by, while Female hie OM Is m 6 may teepee the polity of Ruselegis e iey elms Is badly asppleted the slim el Weems , sad MN s mat its armylsis is alsasiag the Swaths t h e rhe mseelatod armies of Weed sad Frame. With three sash sties lotted together me must bops sad MO MN w• shell sever be Wesel N ymbi N say ti="awl seism pease, see whisk will pb a* good wil bath fought, sad leave us seseso the degr dels of base, eml the women of bathe issedbly outheell the Abele et the silos with which we are at war. I Set toil de all bass to the town I Mee to propos "TM of Fess sad oar brew Allies. (Pro -I'M de Linn begged to be samosa fee his im pedes se%e l es with the Baglith langusge. Bs hoped letoe thoroughly to his masts not to test Owes te Soh for the psiongaties of the lite of the Imarms Paothisase bad granted thomOsa se of the most MOM nommtats that they had ever uprise:ed. Let him ISOM kw say, say loag ran, this von vest Napalms. sad Mt the power of his ease estatinae to awe their faits Noss from the misery of adadaistratis dishy. (Chess) Aided se be now was by the Immensely peasefal ethers if siS Led lay Qs's Viols* be said be the swam of lataths ere, Mm lb" doom a the Omsk oaths. iftemewth Ho had said easegh, he biped, to pewee& the assembly of Ids belay, sod was ems be wee so 111 quailed to do so. Be mace Soak the slate duke set heartily ter all which he had avowed d than great anises, that alliance width, he was Cadto say, had bees the mutest ass of his Yea, basis does always, he hoped, hie beet 11 1 lidlitiall isnot the British, always, however, after the battle he could not help deploriag that two great nations late theirs sad hie said not este to a good under 'undies together. (Applause.) He hoped, if it pleased dud, it would sum be the CM*. Now they were in posses. non of that delightful shiest, sad lit them bops that they would far ever remain in it. If after this bloody war they were salad igen ilit3 the Held, Ist them hops it would hi s the sae Sesame said la Ids bestifia speech at Bossy, it weal/ be se fees to bee bat elk by aide. M. KattiMaarli. the hush C4asul, spoke Is Preach es follows :—I bare the hamar to (beak you, my Lord Duke, for the test which year Gras bus last proposed ; I thank you eery siseesay, dew, for the samisen with whisk salsa lama this bellthaq of your restos towards his Behar. Engel/ townie. If your cordial sods maths beard this mosat et St. Cloud, be se wed this their Majesties would appestats them greatly. la=Sid *swft sem* to the Crimea. ha per. OS ma less - midis wadi =pad to &to I with lesaspost, buses they the loss well their &apes, the seders esth day more true the ell Item* maxim nth that mill say faith se jest sad se Mesas, "that le • heeling his villas the Fresh soasaript ranks Is his bag the seeds of epaulettes, sad sometimes eves the beton of a minehal." Is essequence of the happy and geed harmony that sista between ,sr two eastries. the gases, your siegllit Sovereign, hes jut eamested that friendship by pods her toot upon the ail of Presses. Bash of as has Sea able to see with Mat respectful joy—with what lively admiration the French aatioa has received her Ma July the Qom of Greet Bitted. That this mica. may be eternal is the favour that all good Baglithmen sad good Freshets ought each day reciprocally to pray for. (Cheer .) Ills AltafflalLD ALteoN rose sad said—Little more than dente essalts has elapsed since es ware assembled is Ob oe = N me that noble esbemptiou which wee to the apagethy of Btitain with it. defenders add Is whirl amps bass s• disised a part ; sad t he day ea which too met has Sees Samna in British annals. a ssn. hp a simp ailbaiiiiii" ell the time ler when we were eadesseities 111 earthrea, is Saba. the Alois ell eat Mom the beat lima of wee shod ' Is a sisthas enlist, sad lotuses Ille piss beside Handles sad Thaspyla it the ands d military glory. (Chem.) lives them, I refuted to my, the sanest prowess of theared . ood easpisous—for, of that very_ slang, the slosh, is annosacing the bloody light at Balaclava, bed Mid Os, in the wink at the 011iabas troops, the , Maths. seglanats had stood Is ; red Is the glorious thaw of the heavy brigade, which bathe through the IlLeeseelte lime, the Scow Grey. had Wm the had l (Chem) Sim that time, what a wtsmatme year has bees passed—what thirstiest of bops sad fear, of grief sad sultana—what courage Mai peatelearaftes ea the se bead—what steadies sad drengen ea the ether. BSI), fantod, bees a mighty atatest, NA mighty based ail example have bees the mews emegimeil en both tides Two Soared sad tea thesauri Final sibs, eighty thoessad English, and lifts. thassed Pithateatess. with 1,200 ass, have beau seat Gem the tamoisetperb of West. era Europe to the theatre of essaist ea the shores of tips Crimea, and they his bees einavented by at lest an equal sober of Remises. The seats of the world will be sought Ea six fee the waging of welt • war, at such • dis tance, aid with soh mesas. Is eseparissa of it, the army of Alma/Ise, the logics of 8e.., the bests of the Crass den, siak inn iasignillesce. (Cheers.) Proportissaily greet have bees the seems achieved la. the terrible stein which sassed. Three victovies la pitched battles as the [ laid, so miaow sad unparalleled siege of tea mouth.' du Wimp Memiesing in a desists triumph—the total datleallenef aAs of eighteen sail et the lime sad ICO esibef ste—the espies of a hat rats feetress with 6,000 Pees el rinses—tho the* defeat of as 'nay of 160,000 Sa t bratthpalbee the Onseiga before the allied armies bed lava a ChM lathe peedanla. (Applause.) Neither the stoma tininess use the sews of miaow, anther the 11 sods of Desalts as the heattef July, mitts the swords of the easy sme two pass of pestiloacr, has bees able to aunt the. NiNelhae best. those Ora all. they fend. dialog teas leg sad bossy emedlap the fearful seise of the treashse—the meet seems thigh it ever tall to the let of soles to dietheqp. (Appleton) Theis was ass of the " pee wad eireassans• of ther wax.' eils the rush of s the amealt. sr the 'nag iss et the "Meg N a as the see of the piatus u has the heads mad Saw of weehlesive ditty. (Chums ) nate cos the di s=sses areddeight fetes the essay's aslpe.ls, whin W deadly dila lasted behind say rook, sad death se them Seem tun. Theirs mete the keg sad weary algid waning is theseths, whea the Sally sly was Ulmailita azig m a the aellise t wad If they amid thar M. a Mer minsess, • bomb Sot by them Mo n a see sashed Ors la _eweeky. They sobbed bs berfal ithedso, but they waltheed sad pariebed fa ./see. Other% set less is spew, sacereded se the ilret fell is the deadly strife ie the maths 'Thep were tam to the lest of their was sad their Seth ; • And Miliftleilidestead to the beret el death 11* the awful strangle wee brought to a terSeallea, aid the allied standards IMO pleated ..a the imparted nobs sepal I With truth did our troops in the trenches, when 'her beheld battery dew bonny blow. lam the air, tows, thef tsar Inapt la lam, ship after ship slaking ha the dapesalaim that the host, ant of ' , Wag. bill of ogistrimil, had acme, sad that la the lames used them they bawd the sigt.isamolatlen of as empire. (Chem.) Let it not be mid that it is la a foreiga or seastional sees that this edge bleed has bees shed. It was pound firth like water le the groat sat 'saurian goatees which from the salsa Ise has divided sablail—the strife of asses ego4=Le gde s fad 114010=g8r7thlo, sad the moos rommat; the. straggle of I healer ardor Ara* &sperm Let it sot be 'bar dianger rise kiihis .allot. We have changed allies, but not prise(plse. We stood by Hauls when she wee the last refuge at Europe gooiest the eashitiou of th e g i st Napoleon, sad we stead by France when she Is the bulwark of Bumps, under the third Ilopelsea, splint hlreovite aggression. (Cheers.) I eso hen a rear of sea, but ant of setsuns; Ind as hag as then are bribed ea the hasten of Inas* the devise of roost to the weak spinet the strum, I treat that oust will as found by their side. ? l it t erns.) This h aot the Ins time whoa the a. miss and Naas have buss suited ha war. They fought by side seder Lard Caw de Ifs sad Philip Amara They were urged against the Were of the Seeress, as they have beta ageing' the eggreasier .1 the Musserte. (Cheers.) By a reap sad mint Mars orooklesis the grantor the two wen were seedy read. Arabia tose the perotype of the Ake, ad Awed Illebaslimel, Aber. • dal• Of two yeas by reunited uses of inglead Gad hear the fortress was at hag* taken by the impetuous assault oldie Preach ..Misr. ea La Tour Maris, the Mtlekhoffof Aare, which W kag repelled rah eons. Bat though this was the air, Wren. more /are than ear areampreries, has assigned at hale es_einal rags la the &vire gessode to tb• English soda Midland as the Pettish under Philip Augustus. It ▪ oohed that, sitar 00 SNIT triumph', the people of this rerfly should roger that to the last assert their arms MOO SA madly oseesersl with the French. Our breve is/rim keno thersolese to blame for this eon feeling; few they bate se mosehmall the. assayer' to victory, that they suet instal eve. peselag repulses. (Cheers.) Bat never was a hells" more unjust; was 000 more sure to pass sway. (Chanel 1 whiner ao apologies for ' their Mien at tr Brea 0.1 inapt it as oas if the newt' glorious passages is our military history ; tad so, yr may rest assured, will your childrea sad children '. children feel as the subject. (Cluing) It was iIOPO3IOOO to bold it, seen when curled; for halo; entirely open I. the rear, It was anameaded by other satreachseuts egaally 'trig as the owe I. frost-nothhig but a fetes as large as the "uri ne of Betrastopol could hold it against the reserves sun to be Weight up. Why, thea, was it astalted 11000 lasting swam wee impossible ? Because the desperate undertak ing wee Indispensable to drew off a pert of the sausy's Ares when the decisive remelt wee made by the Florae! as a. Mobblava Our weepy earn sad eerie" ham this aka ibia biped est of the assehei ; but with Weis otallhaliay ad Sebes knell anied, maim bald, the laria, is eke lo amble their modest stale to saintais a k a teedog le the lifekabeM whisk mu aberrise roper still. (Loud shear..) Whatever we may thiall,rely ages le Oil writ aot be deemed the lent hoesourahle morn It DM* wary. It was ea army lespieg, like Ousting, far ibe gait at save country. (Cheers.) And the 0•0110 blifooooioo what a ewe the glorious gasifier wee sada, mail bow way the Inglish caters led ea their men- MVwhile fa assault oa the Brea thin wen s killed sad wousded, sod 2,600 mes, ...Oh *9 reelifeh e as the Makalist _there were cely labd sal amid to TAO as; sad ea the 11 dat esil !Ilia" to 7,400 private soldiers. Body apes le fish fliklettaioa will at he foritdes is • may tem this the lake valour dale MVO ma dim who fell Is the ado Myna to force the brakes el Itallejr, but thereby remark sbe ark as sew esagust Phaes'essa who gale is by esideda _Ombra) And OS at met kart bees the merit Meer galleatallles iy &n -ig titer reign wee owing to a surprise. In ern diegoeses as'', is la every well debated Asid e the flail Mash h partly owing to chance. Napo kat NNW boo told as OD. Bat it is geeing which kb. =Mem to this mut wiles rare becomes dersisin. (Obeles.) It wee so 'Wise which ward the treeing, for us hag end weary menths with undaunted warnors-(ap glimles)-lt was so Aka which planted 800 guns in battery ✓end the devoted Ilertrees-it was no roan which drove the finesiene fate then .oven in the Melaithoff whoa the Isimell our tialinesd. It was the genius of Peliesisr-(ap- L ialmo wi territ soodered teem rif the w biannual e t have borate their b hese eat:. arLt III!. the Highland rakish which, with the Guards, first pleated the British standard on the right' of Alma. (Cheers ) They shared fa the terrible serial of the trashes daring the dose last and most arras swaths of Is adman ; and sitar the repulse at the Bran, sad whir the honour stead wu pledged to awry it, it was the Highland ts wren were brought up for the assert on the morning. Oar g Is knew that Isgrad's dimpe is sot Soothad's opportaalty. Time to Mess to 0110 amp who doubts that, bad the Brolor set damask the ONO derma the night, the Beds wear neat sorties have bra earned by the Flightier bayonet. (Applause) if, la the Stever, they were not naively engaged, It was be• ears, like the Tenth Logics of Cie-nr end the old Guard of Nispolers, they paid the penalty of their fame, they were rased in defence of the vital lige of the army's orentualeatir, where defeat would have bees ruin. AM wall did they deserve the treat. Whoa ordered up freee Kamen to take part is re assault ea the Bth lispeember. they marched to miles to the heat, were twenty-eight hours in the 'reaches under • coustaat fire 'int NA shell, gad marred beck on miles more with. ant kith% sad eel, me to, fell out in the whole brie ride. (Cheers.) Aad Glees are the ma whom the Times tells us en oomposed of the scourngs of Manchester and Liverpool. We should remonmead them to go and do the ease. The Tres tells us there Is difficulty 'experienced 'in reeraitleg the Highland regimes , . and po :bly it is so; sr I will tell yea re muse, which the Thous Ms sot dose. 1k he. sot told as that, from the *Hoots of the wansmercial paler which it hes so strongly unmated. above 300.003 snout ell in tin prime of life, have emigrated deal W British islands ily for the last nia• years, skint all front the ogriciiitoral counties. (Hear, hear ) It bis not told us that, during that period till within these few earths, the depots of all the Highland regiments have been kept oat of Sonisod. (Hear, bear.) Why have they been so removed Brame, being steady well•con ditiossed troops, they meld be trusted to put down civil brawls la the manufectunng districts of England end the wrath and west of Island, where their own troops could not be equally truted. And thus having driven the High. linden from their males valleys by depriving them of bread, and rendered recruiting next to impossible by re moving the depots of regiments from the country, they make it a setter of repro/eh against the Highlauden that it is dieter to beep up emir regimeats But let the Stroh be of good doeir-she ekes draws that the,. are as many Higkliodre is frodied a ever there were, though possibly they may be dialirestly located. They say be found in the crowded sky, see the lonely glen ; but they have lest nothing of their ancleat spirit in their DOW abodes; sad let the national regiments but be kept up, the plumes „, and the tartan preserved, the depots of H.ghland regress 4111 HIGH PRICE or FOOD.-Yesterday after be kept is Scotland, ends few chieftains follow the 'temple moos a artier, upon the subject of the high price of food of our gracious Sovereiga on their costae, and we shall see took plan In Hyde-perk. The prerogative erseneed be whether there will be any difficulty in Sling up their reeks. tweet 3 and 4 o'clock, at whir time from 3,000 to 4,000 (Cheers.) Bur, ties 1 gutless's, there are other feelings persons were eangregated on the 'reasserted between the the Was whir we real" inners bef o re we s e parate. Sangria, River and the Bayswater-gets. Several work- Wee kin GM Imbed, MSS iug men whitened the meeting, some attributing the pre tho Whom of in Mgbt. sent high pekoe of provisions to the &risen. some to the 11the hold Mew Nom millers, mad other to the bakers. One speaker said that, Whim the wine N dims fa light. the govinameat, not being able to raise the requisite num. Tat amidst ehishgeadegrear, Mr of militia, bad induced the fetter, to keep up the price mew e ham asp. of wheat, so that the labouriog dames might be starved into By thy Miami swing steep. 'shirtier. This eaplaustioo, however, did not seem to Ch1000&000! meet wiih assent front those present. It was eventually re- I will not, as this deeply interesting subject, trench en solved that another meeting should be held in the Park, on what will be so much better said by my rev sad eloquent Sunday nest, to " appoint delegates to wait epos the millers, frier sear it.. Yet will it be ear consolation to the to know what they were going to charge for flour during the moarners-and they are messy-to know from all how ensuing wit toe deeply their escrows are sympathised with by their country- ATI OCTOBER HORSE FAIL-At this fair there sea. Is every heart in the British *moire I feel well ens • good attendance of buyers sad sellers. notwithstand ascend. there is at this moment bat owe feelin g reverence lag the wet day, and a fair snow of stook, which kept up the for the dead , gratitude to the maimed, sympathy with the meat high rates at Dumfries. Anything good was above bereaved. Their deeds will be rem rded in the tablets of 401, sad the best homes wen onaiderably above that history ; their sum will be enshrined in the memory of fig u re, Well grown, strong boned twelsor-olds were es thete cosatiy. How may hearths have bun rendered p ose d at 361. to 401. ; sad from 451 to 60t. may be quoted us &mints in this bloody contest!-how missy hearts are buried the extremes for the best elem. There were not many light with the dead in the lonely gravies of the Crimea! How harness horses, and the few saddle horses wore indifferent wig history and Tnlnenne for centuries to "ta n @Well on thn But all were dear. Children's ponies that used to sell freely moving bseidents of its war , and whit history or what et from 61. to 71 are not to be had under 101. Altogether a (01001100 can ever equal the sad reality ? Yet is there own- stiff markt% with erne, higher then for rasny years. fort °is° the dime's" I. the e lP re " i " of "i l e um ' THE NaW METROPOLITAN BOARD or WoßKL sympathy : the bereaved may feel joy in the *lnnis shock of • salon'. gratitude. I propose Thu Highland Dirt- The reports of the aseemon under the Metropolis Local Misogamist An as to the divines of the metropolis into sir, sad national regrows of Scotland." The tear was wards, have been preseutod to the Home Secretary, end drunk with Immense enthusiasm. approved of by him. and the official announcement will Captain Witatosow, in suitable terms, acknowledged the mariner which bad been paid to the Highland Biel appear is the G. relic of Tuesday nest, the 16th instant. It will then be the duty of the churchwardens to give no des sad asthma regiments of Scotland, and concluded • ties of the days they severally intend to proceed to the Glut propane, the " Health of Sir Celia Campbell." width was I drink with all the bemoan. tion. It they seLli to get them over sea , they have intim* speech. a . _ to lose, r the act eompels them to give at least 21 days Mr. Bottum Comment' oenshided a brief. 7 settee preview *tithe election, and the election must take proposing " The city of Glasgow sod comity of Leiria, place be the 6th and 21st day , of November. It is which have metntoited so larpely to the Army and the very advisable that the election should be over as soon as Paulo:is Pend." The toast was drunk with the bee:Best possible, in order that the angry feeling that exists in one euthaniasm• or two districts say subside, every dev's delay inly adding The Lens ?scree having replied in suitable terns, fresh foo l to the pressor welt t he aet s n ows 20 o ne Preheat Emmet roan, said loud °boon, au' said-The for Om vestry, as it were, to settle I. office before they pro• tout whir I have the honour of proposing I cannot help we d to e w e &i odates to oopromt thew at the Metropolitan ankh" is or of the meet important that he been pro. B oo m of W e b , This .cooed e l ect i on will take s ea es posed this *noir, in ermine with the object of the the 12th of December, and the new board will eater os seedag-I mesa -" The Nes-Cossiesirated Olken and offs ton the let of Janustry.-06senier. Privates who have so gallantly followed their aims in the IiOTAL COLLEGE Or Bottolows.-The follorkg Crimes." (Loud chiere.) My lord duke, this toast ha. only bee entrusted to me since I came Into this room. I m a w -"'"'" esausimelleas what men d geere l l t h at i t had heir g i ves to wo wooer , or for the diploma were admitted mem ila bo li r a o7 the college at tht i t h a d w oo ostwoolo d moo cue better ado the swating of the Court of Burnes cm the 12th inst. : 713 jostles to it; severtheins, I would be ashamed of myself if Moran. Samuel Pratt W° " 111111 * Am y ; Br istol;etst'tl37t/XM were not able sad proud at least to say • word is 'egret Brampton; Thomas Presets Edgeworth, B sir of my holier of gratitude and pride towards the sub s Caine. Be 7 0" Del "' a i r " • Thomie jests of my toast, for the pest share they have had, by their 14r P elli ; Williera Miller ° " l ' M zrac ' -1 prowess sad courage, in sontributinp, darn, the present Willis Cemeer s' Cheelheed " Henry ' war, he the herr sad glory of this eirmstry. (Cheers) I Frederick Pears., Bristol ' At this meet s Milan that ao powers of league that I poems mei: give t '."' S r ßuta ....." Frederiek e ,.. Ce se r pr ta re t r e B o k t e e ip mee ' F ; e ß tge ll e p , sli te rge.e th e adequate saprisadon tette th at oft,. nu through as a !member of the mutt. having SO. sad ,tined is* up like the seeing of a trumpet, oa read. k his " .f r h o wrow m ek e 11t• lag these nark trot the Miet est jimisissed se twachlagly .__.""` e _Zr " atelr.:,'- " eree, ee te i t o. the nforkp as well es the aka of the saisemakiesed ""; `'" `-"•-• •- •111•11•01111Printic (Cheer) 'WM Imeshigiseesa rinsaim i SINGULAR ACCIDENT TO t A boustrl PLl a G th llKlL Dia - trit ili t of the heights of Alma.ead the glidessebole am kiagaeg. mas aimed Hutton or Butters, in Malted arm hams Are beim. omega isegeet.bed le that Om while wring hie avocation at the sodas, ad oar tubed to v . easy wee the oesseee arab I relreo C r ail ire 4 olt seer the Camhohiltwtemoer Be7ewator, with his ladder by a Geddes gust of rad, (Cheers.) It has bone oar said that we an sot a menial was Hades as his bood that It „ le nation. sad art the devoted sad iseersoki interment sad film •••••• om , • --- we have paid to maanfactuelag sad eomensegiel penults deems Mel." to the peer Mee "Bt 111811.61 nest where he lies in proseeire etate. may have lad to that belief ; bufwboa I Walt of Alma end pt , er tokenises-of laltermaaa, the retell of Semmes Garters, JABAL ETPOST oIPICIS TO TEI arNITED that nisi so at Mrsedias-when lAM of Beisithas, St•Tullern• Royal Ileg stommair Afrim l / 2 Offitsi• Wo rd lan bads deem Si irks my memory fair bask es Herron, utak oak ea. liaturdey hem the Mersey, for those who saffse. 4 Autos tbedreery sod saddening sesta Berea and Hduba, bed es Mart ghost 10,1011 is gok of lest velour, with a heroism the mare galas be re This I. the OM maks for issolboad plead es *bleb se rear usehared, I may my, umber every premiss. lam large a omit efirdiks boo boss WNW by iblosatatry to /stile/ is osyiNg that the agree& that hr bees knows she Halted Stair mem Ise that wo Afro net. s Maid sales, is net welt founded; bat, on *dm instrairo, that Brittle slight now close her arms and my that she hod in this campaig n Vadi. Wed the amisat reputed's she had acquired for - military renown. (Chum.) I Maim that there are so may of the ' gallant soldiers here to whom my toast more particularly refers. I rejoice that they' ham an opportunity of Isaralog bow highly we feel their heroic deeds, sad I Vest they will commanicats to their ocnietrasen and late smaradia in the Crimea that their perils and triumphs are sot toeffettea at hosts (Cheers.) At the sum time flips that every men who beimge to the British army hewn this, and is matted of the sympathy sad he we of his fellow sonatrymem lam certain Me thsee is sot a maa who btheirc i te o s ai tl:at army but is upheld le all his trials end the weviatioe that his semis sad fame will be wa wile fted and light up kis Highland *klieg or Briglisb tottegs. (Chosen.) Leer mug Ylm feeling Islip in his heart l It is the swat of tune palsied= awl laremy ; and when the day of ilailisamt amm o sa ems It suns, we at home will imam eiroelms tho_ greatiell rolgasats sad iagrates if we death Member the blood Oat has hem shed —(hear, hur)--in sar attempt to procure the preilistion of Burops, by isig that eggresaive power, width has spread so mesh ttise ming humanity, sad tore from its Mel tliseelleetenteeet lowqrator4thellowor of price. (Greateheerieg ) The Maraud peollesear osseladed by pro posing the tout, which was drunk sold great eathuslasm Private ll'Davarr, who for 22 years had served in the Mad Begimeet, sad had voluateered into the Ambulance Corps, replkd is behalf of the privates, giving a length ened seesemt of kis psnosal adireatares in the Crimea. The Rev. NOJIMAM MACLIOD, who was warmly received, neat proposed a toast to the memory of those who have falls in the Cilia's. (The sheering which amorapanied the concluding obeervatices of the rev. gentleman's address readered it partially inaudible.) The tout was drank in silence. Sir Jake& Arneson, Y.P. _thee gave "The Clergy of Scotland," to which Principal MAOPARLAN replied. The health of the noble chairman was then distil' with all bosoms, and, at the imams of the Lord Provost, His Grace having made an appropriate reply, Sir AMID. ALISON, in the usamidaide shame of Wm. Stirling, Beq., of Heir, who had been Wird to Um the meeting I. order to catch a sprier= rose md proposed The Pimwas ," which duly Sir M. R. gnaw Stamm rhea gave the health of the Croupier. (AU the hesoms.) Sir Amuse= refused his mania thanks far the sow pliment, staling that he meld hal it to be the greatest pri vilest, sad the proudest period if his life, to onmmeekrate in say degree to future time the dads which they had been rewarding that night. Perm BLAOZ.IOIUt, Rrq., 11. P., thew, is suitable terms, proposed " Tss Ladies," which was enthusiasti aUy to, after which the moreably gradually broke up. Between the toasts the timeliest performenoss of the Queen's Own, with appropriate airs at intervals from the grand organ, selfeened the prormediap.—(Abridged from the North J9nifiail Doily Mail of Saturday.) THREE RAILWAY ACCIDENTS IN LAIVOAsfI,RB. On Friday night, as Mr. John Lang, of Lower Room, Burnley, bookkeeper to Messrs. John Beide, and Co., cotton sarantaet , was alighting from a Mein ou the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway at the Rose Grove static's, he slipped between the platform sad the carriages, sad Were he could be reigned from his &wrote patios ate of the wheels pissed over his right leg. On @lamina ties it was found that he had susteined a composed fracture of the limb, is addition to a severe crushing and laceration of the flesh. Bernicel aid was obtained by the servants of the company, and every attendee ; aid to him on the spot, but it was deemed neceenery at a late hour to remove his to the Royal Infirmary, Manchester. On Saturday morn ing the leg had to be amputated, and the unfortunate can underwent the operation with much fortitude, after severe suffering from his injuries. He wee reported on Saturday night to be in a precarious state. Oa Saturday morning a terrific collision marred on the ' London and North Western Railway, at Heston Norris, near Stockport, by the mail train from Manchester to London running into a goods train. The mail leaves Man chester at 4.24 is the morning, and is due at Stockport about 4St At the Heaton Norris station the driver of a goods train wee shunting out of the way, when, either from the danger signal not being displayed or from inattention to it on the part of the driver of the mail train, the collision occurred whilst the mail was proceeding at a high speed. The shock was ezoeedinply severe, crushing sad breaking the carriages and waggons of the two trains eoseiderably, and the pamengen of the mail train were thrown from their seats with gnat violence, and were more or less injured. Mr. Reuel, of Risen , - road, Manchester, a tanner, wee a passenger in a sewed clams carriage, and was thrown by the force of the collides from his seat, so that his back came is contact with the opposite mat, and it wee afterwards discovered that he had sustained a fracture of three of his ribs near to the spine, besides suffering severely from the shock to his body. The other passengers had sustsieed so little damage that they Were able to proceed oa their journey as soon as the line could be cleared, but it was thought prudent to convey Mr. Hemel back to his home, at Manchester, when ha was professionally attended by Mr. Roister, assistant of Messrs. Harrieon and Cooke, surgeons, oa behalf of the company. An inve3tittstion wee made by one of the Akers of the London and North Western Company into the cause of the accident on Saturday morning, the particulars wberrof have not transpired, bat it is said that the driver of the mail train snorts that there was so danger slgnal op when he approached Heaton Norris, whilst the signalman as stoutly maintains that he had pot on the signal. Both of these mon and another of the servants of the company will probably be brought before the magistrates this day (Monday), to answer charges arleing cut of the accident. On Saturday evening, at a late hoar, as some porters at the London road station of the Lording and North Western end theSsid Railway Composts+, Manchester, were moving loos luggage waggons across A•hten-street, when there is a level crossing of tie vile, a shocking amident occurred. An old woman, named Margaret Shearer, of 11, Beni streak a painter, said to be 79 years of age, was attempting to cross the street whilst the waggons were in motion, and enmesh they wen moving but slowly, eke was knocked down, roe one of the wheels paned over her right arm. The poor old creature was taken to the Royal Infirmary in great pain, where the limb bad to he amputated. She bore the of nation well, and may paedbly recover, but her estrus, age renders it doubtful. MARKETS. COTTON.—lavaarooi, 00r. 13.—The market closed today with at aeh animation, at generally extreme prices, and is essay insulates an advance over yester day's priers or 1.16 d. per lb. has been paid for Americans, ranging from 63. to 514. per lb. The sales to-lay are 10,000 to 12,000 bales (1.000 for export and 2,600 on specalati.e), comprisiag 200 Perusal, and limanham, at 614. to Old.; 300 Egyptian, at 6/4. to 714. ; sad 1,600 Sankt, at 354. to 41d. per lb. COTTON GOODS. Masoaarraa, Oar. 13.—The heavy rates of discount matins, to throw obstacles in the way of business, and assay operations for keeiga markets, which would have been prasticable in ordinary times, are completely barred by the state of the money market. The weakness of the cotton market at Liverpool, when the raw material Du receded about fd. per lb. duns; the week, is also inducing additional nation smog the buyers of ma nufactured goods, who are naturally disposed to bold back orders until prime have attaitod their minimum. With capital under its ordinary conditions, and cotton steady, merchants would probably have been tempted to speculate largely in Manchester goods at their present low rates, but as it iv we have had ea extremely dull bushing this morning, and prices hay.) still • Omit • ard tendency. India 39 ie. 't sFrtinge have declined sines the commencement of bat mono% nearly ld. per lb., and domestics ' long cloths, awl T cloths are also ranch cheaper, though more irregularity prevails in their Take from some of the makers bring more or :see engaged. Printing cloths have sustained their value more then other goods, bat even these have undergone a slight further depreciation in value. Yarns may be bought Id. per lb. cheaper than they could six weeks ago, cops and warps being much pressed in the market, and consequently most &premed is WOOLLEN.—Lsarre, OCT. 13.—We have observed so very material change in the woollen cloth market this morning, bat the tendency, on the whole, was towards im provement. There was a motivrate guestimate of merchants is the coloured cloth-ball, bat not much animation. The geseral tome was rather dot. There wee a rather lively de stand for twc:ds and ladi-s' with) s ; other goods were dealt is may is a very ratderate extent. Is the white sloth-hell there hes been a mush tette • business transacted. The aspect of the market 'cutely led vs to thick this world be the case, but the que nifty of cloth cleared oat of the hall after market time wee mash lather thee has been usual daring two or three weeks previously, sod it was (ablest that several considerable lout of cloth had thing: I owners. BARDWAIB.• OCT. 13. —Trade hers continues steady, sad in some breaches there has been an improvement in the mares of the week. There an very large orders is frees Australia—larger than at say former period of this jeer—and the last mail spin beaten • ems siderable amount of orders Irma Amines, especially for the heavy kinds of oar laanufaeteres. The factors report that the country trade is steadily imprimis'. The edge tool, pas fitting, lamp sad chandelier, sod metallic bed stead trades are ea brisk, the depression being still confined almost exclusively to as fancy branches. Now that the irolitauten . meetings have peas= over, and the probability no longer exists of any advance in the price of iron, it is expected that basians generrily will be brisker. Since our Wt report thus' has been a reduction upon the prim of tin. Common block has fallen 30, refined 40 per cent. The Branch Bank in this town Is to be made a depot at which copper coin may be obtained. CORN.—Custsauxsz, OCT. 13.—A moderato supply of wheat, which sold at Is. to 21. advance. Barley Is. cheaper. Wheat, red, 765. to 80 . ; whit*, 84s. Barley, 345. to 425. Beans, new, 445. to 4!.61. ; old, 60 . Oats, Ws. to 345. Totes, 9.. to 10s. per bushel. - - - Carmauusar, Oar. 13.—Ws had a short supply of who* this day ; p..ces about the same rt last week; rather a dull sale. New brown wheat, 76.. to 80.. 6d. , wt its. new, 821. to 86s. Barley, saw, 36.. to 435. Oats, 30s. Beano, old, 665. Peas, 445. Old ticks, 60., CoLennarns, Ocr. 13.—Not so much wheat on offer - for two or three weeks put; the farmers were unwilling sellers, except at en advance. This was not g Ity cos• plied with, and much remind unsold. An increased sof ply of borlry, peas, end beans; each fully supported last week's rates. OVILDYORD, Oct'. 13.—There wee only a moderate sap• ply of wheat, which was in good dosaand, at an advance of 21. per qr., a r'earanee being E ffectid Wheat, 745. to 9C.a. Berkey, We. to 43e. Oata, 275. to 320. Peas, Vic to 4/3e. By., 48e. to 63a. - - OLOUCUTER, Ocr. 13. The attendance of farmers was thin at our 'tsarist to-day, and millers wars obliged to pay a little more money to supply their usual weekly waists, both on old sad new English wheat. Foreiga supporta itself. The demand for barley does not increr e. end prices monot be quoted quite so high. Beans sod Indian corn in fair request. The few cargoes of oats arrived have sold very readily. Imports of the week ending Oot. 13, wheat, 6,714 qrs.; barley, 297 qn.; 0.45, 2,672. - - - - -• Hiarroart, Oar. 13.-The That trade to-day for the finest samples of both old add new fully supported irn week's prices; supply fair. Barley, more offering; the best descriptions support lest w ek's prices; other sorts a dull trade. Oct', per., and ' mos fully maintain last week's pricer. Wheat , 425. to 68s. per load. Barley, 355. to 435. per qr. Oats, 26e. to 388. Peas. 275. to 290. per load. Beans, 28s. to 32,. Tares, 45e. to 60s. New •coos Tex', Oct. 13.-The weather week has etnuord quite a broken appearance, but forty -ately io this county, with the exception of beeps and portion of oats in the Highland district", the crops are secured, but the condition is bad. In the adjoining misty of Durham, however, we Ir • that a good deal o: wht , s still oar, which, with the inclement weather, mum; tare taken alight injury. The trade dating the week has 1 en characterised by a more haw. , :Mg tendency, sod Thor ^h a good deal of e.w wheat remained over for Tuesday, a eleaunee has beer er cod at an 6*hr-icemen.. Is. per qr.. red selling from 82s. to 85e , according to quay y, weighed 63Ibs. Foreign alto I:amended more attention, choice red Stralsund hoeing ree,ht d 88s. end fair Danish 850., whilst extra Dantsie wee held et 901.-• psi., which has not yet been obtained, although doubtleu it will be. Finer, from its scarcity, has sold readily at 59.. to 605., and present sppeerances would jus the enticipation that 625. may shortly be reached, provide d the arrive/a do not arrive fn ezre:s of our present requirements, of which there seems for the moment no expectation. Malting b .rley hre sold fully as high as heretofore. Fine old malt Is. to 2 d , one choice lot baring resits, d 78s. Is other articles no cheep of importance has occurred. At our market this sprain/ we had a less supply of wheat from the growers, sod having lime fresh up from the coast, fresh-thruhed templet , were token off quickly at an krone - went of 3s. to 45., whilst South Country "old at au rivsnee of 2s. to 3.. per qr., the demand for seed making the rise upon native growth greater then upon other sorts. For fine runs of old Seff4lk white 88e. wee procured, whereas the goner ' runs of Lincolnshire red freely commanded 850., extra being worth fully 21. more ; a small cargo of new Scotch white wee placed at 86e, end See old up to 90e. Foreign was held at most extravagant rates, which had the effect et check. ing business. For reborn, not fine, 88.. was procured in retail, whilst for a little Danish we got 8,5., and refused 86.. in quantity. Flour may be written 1.. per sack dearer, 61s. being now the value of choice households. Rye pointing upward, 53e. being obtained during the week for some floe new Norfolk, 69114. No new South Country barley on sale, although such qualities are much wanted. Grinding cot le Danish touched 41e., weighed 5131. per bushel. For malt we still have a few inquiries, and 100 to 200 qrs. might be run off at our extreme quotations. In beans or peas we have little variation to note. With oats we were moderately 'applied, and all descriptions found buyers at the extreme rates of this day eel:night; 38s. may be considered the value of choice old Scotch, weighing naturally 42Ibs. per brwhol. The arrivals this week are: Wheat. coastwise, 1,883; rye, coastwise, 9; barley, coastwiu. 165; foreign, 370, malt, wow twigs, 60; oats, coastwise, 630; beans i forogn, 370 ; flour, 210 sacks. Honoree, OCT. 13.-Oar market was well supplied with wheat, chiefly In prime condition; prices ruled film at fatly Is. per qr. above last week, end a fair amount of business transacted at the about advance. Flour was in request et somewhat advanced ratan Barley was a large simply, quality rather thin, but in good condition; prices ruled Is. per qr. lower than last week. Beau end peas were firm, bat no alteration in price can be quoted. Oats meta free eel. at late rates. Wheat, old white, 84.. to 86s. per qr. • old red, 781. to 80s.; new white, 80. . to 84e.; new re d, 765. to 800. Barley, melting, 38.. to 40s. ; grind ing, 37.. to 38s. Beans, new, 50,. to 64.. Pea , new, 48s. to 62.. Oats, new 3 3 5. to 3451. Fine household flour, f. o. b., 68e. 6d. to 69.. per 280 lbs., parch/leo finding sack", and claiming one month's credit. Psexanoaonon, Oar. 13 -Having only a moderate apply of wheat here to day, and there being a good de mead for seed as well se from the millers, prices advanced le. to 2.. per qr. on all description,. But little spring corn, and prices of all sorts unaltered. Rxernoci, Oar. 13.-A fullmarket, the supply of wheat exesediog in quantity that of several week". Salsa elected at the full currencies of last week ; in one or two instances, a little more was realised. Wheat, old, 78s. to 92.. ; new, 67e. to 87.. Barley a somewhat better supply ; secondary samples a elude cheaper. Malting sold reedit yat late rates. Beane end peas • brisk trade. Oats unaltered. Woonat, Oct. 13.-With a good supply of wheat here to-day the trade is firm, and le. pet qr. advance is generally paid. Spring hen comes forward in short quantity, and all descriptions win good demand at former prices. Prices to the growers:-What, old, 76e. to 85e. per or. ; new, 72e. to 82a. Oats, le. 3d. to Is. 4d. pet atone. Beans, 60s. to 62e. Woucamws, Ocr. 13.—Then wu only a limited sup ply of wheat at market to-day, which sold readily at as ad. vases of 2e. per qr. Buley whorled is value, but lees is request. Oats faUy as dear. Buns rather higher is prim. Peas mialtered is vales. You, Ocr. 13.—We have had a small show of grain at this dey'esuarlut. fusser' being chit fly oesupied ia gelds; their Deed in. Wheat met a ready sale, at Si advance of le. per qr. • bat bully was sot so good to dispose of. and mutt be sailed Ia per qr. lower. Very few sate or beau, cad their value unaltered. Wheat, white, 80s. to 84s. per imperial qr. ; ditto red, 74e. to 784 Barley, asaltieg, 37.. to 405.; ditto 'Nadia'. Ns. to 38s. Beans, 625. Rye, EA. hale. 725. to 745. Oats. le. 244. to le. 34d. per mime of 1411*. Flour, 68s. VollOs. per seek of Siltilbs. Kizicawat, Ocr. 13.—We bass assessable sadist he the Use se year. Busses been bog UM., palsies. mad wheat sowing, supplies of grain keep very short. At fira country markets, this week, we had even lees grain offering than last week, and, buyers being very urgent to ware quantia further 'dream of la. to 2s . pm qr. was freely paid tea oeat, barley, and oar% No beam u yet °Serie'. Here, to.day, we bad only moderateaupplim of wheat aid barley, and small of owe. Sales quick for all sorta. Old wheat without change in value; new wheat, 24. per v dearer. Barley, 61. to is per qr. higher. Oats, seam ei lass market day. Wheat, old, He. so 90r. For qr.; new 66e. to 86s. Barley, new, 38e. to 45r. Oct., old, 31, 4 395. ; new, 32a. to 36e. Limanicz, OCT. 13.- (By English and Irbil Msg. aerie Telegraph.)-Imports this week: 1 large carp of wheat. Farmers' delivery: wheat, 3,582 barrels, white 39'. to 43e. per barrel ; red, 38.. to 41s. ; barley, 5,77 barrels, 178.6 d. to 195.; oat', 21,137, 14e. 81 to 16r. 3d.; prepared wheat, f.0.b., prime, 434. to 455. ; 'hippie', 41,, to 42a.; prepared oats, heavy, 17s. to 17s. Bd. ; li g h t , lga. to 16s. 6d.; barley, 20e. Bd. to 215.; grinding, 191. 201. Market buoyant, with a good amount of Whim. WATIRTOZD, Our. 13.-Our arrivity from abroad Stir week are large of ladies corn, bat of other widen very trifling. From farmers the supplies have rat h er i dles e , but the deliveries by boat are to a fair ext ent . Oar otaket has been characterised by great dealerss since this day sennight, with an upward tendency for Irieh wheat, ulna, ly li t o .ie rn i i l n e t, a re n e d l ;de tally n 1 L ad: .) a 2s ce . p o e t , M bar . to barrel 1 ; apiearfeberi tarecil: c 'pe3ns. Barley brought extreme prime end for well ( o 3ditloolld sample of oats rather mere money tees made. but inferior percale were difficult to dopes of at forme r rates. For (onion wheat we bare bed a fair inquiry, at the quotations of Saturday last, and Indian Corn Ma soli freely without change in value, except for ex *hip week, Indian cap. 16,417 ; lour, 1113 which holders have accepted rather leis money for isms, this week: Wheat, 787 hearth ; barley. saew l : o e 2 a kk % : " WE t il l: F otrta g ' ,222 ; flour, 1,364 sacks; Indian corn, 1110 instance.. Fion a:lo r d qr..; by le. per sack. Imports ail, bomb. Dtruitte, OCT. 13.—The weekly receipts for tutors continue to iocrene steadily, and tho•.e for the put week, to Thursday inclusive, amounted to 19,744/, wild 18,9471. lest week. The following is ea abstract of duties received at the port of Dublin for tee week ended 6•h Oct. her, 1865: Tea, 7,8t71. 7s. 3d.; Muscovado sugar, 3.6167. 10a. 105.; refined sugar, 4311. 3e. 2d. ; mff-e, 1701. 2.1621. 21. Bd.; spirits, 806 i. 18.. 10d.; ob oe " . 4,63 1 1 16., ; timber, 1611. 12.. 31.; miscellonecur, 4711.2 i. Tbe folloseirg is the gross 'mount of mum collected at the port of Dubliu ;—Quarter ended 10th October, 1864, 228,4171. 191. 65. ; quartet ended 30th September, 1866, 211,8721. 19s. 6d. . ........... Aberdeen WWI anti %Antic:Oa— ...... alatail and County DOll.l Lastaehire, end iheisswe W eadeileekin and Holyhead ........ ........ Md Banks C INmetradc, and Paulo .... ...... • and Abordian • NM• ...... .• ........ ••••••• ...... IThet sEelluburgh Exeter and Orallm. Furness . . . . ........ . ..... . •Obsgo., Great Northers nod Nut Great Nola a; Beraland Great lieutbarn and Great Bull and Holdinteas ....... .......... Irish &Mk Matt era ... ....... Handal and Ettleasy lunation —.. b lare n and Linden and .. i .......... Land" ad Brat ► Ccal Wasters abd asetbilid .. ....... L g ll =t Sbaille m r d elau att Yaaswtar Lad /Wield Junction ...... M x fie2l411 l and ........ •••• • • ..... N and Carlan • I=ardgeossetzny. and Herelo.d . =Nat% • ••••••• ...... ••• ... .. •••••• Worcuster, and We e Ilostlek ...... . ...... Skseerabary and Inrisslaakew ••• ....... es and Usrelord (Taloa ..... ....... ....... 'au. Doren ............. • U.l. A Kae era ....... Beath Wales . . • • • South Yerkallei:fetWid;;;, aidk TaN Yds Ulster . . .. . ....... ..... I Vale a : .... ........ sterfan. and Wikeony Wa: elard sod Limerick Wattelsed and Trainor* glut ContsaU West Ilmakpool 11 W 111 larvae Jan ell on . ............ W bltellavies and Furman— ......... we, 1011111011. Aa and Dutch kbesha ........... Pamela:a .. Grand Trunk of Canada ....... Great Roans at Canada ............ tag sal Marti i ri= a /taw Orval. Omsk sea mom— ...... Pais= Vzss Pads awl Saistre !GENOA Lys Inr th, past esok : 107 36 60 463 .3 - Y 60 UM 336 NM •N. llMaw Salm f Nov oh nrried # Toll receiving. I Tell paying Cu• [AdTertieement.)--HOLLOWAVS PILLS A PROMPT AMY CAZTAIII CCIIII you 811,10011 •ND LIVIIIt CONIPLADIV—IPT• Say Cook, at Ms)lins's.arreo, cue P-retord, bed barn ro , tedef none mon horn exit berischen, and a r :vete Itur cotaldeVe for which she tried sloe 1 eery re - Maine usually *Men forte* complaints, but could obtain ro relief whir vu ; .be Men had r emir.: I, Holloway's I via, mad so wenderlul wt., the .1 8 at of Pot ionLmablensedietne that In a very shoot time she bad Ems ccenPecidY eund by their or', mad now enjoys letter Re Ith ;hut cue. lin drule:at, R. ..iford, can testiq to the *rink of Oita ',Wriest. — Iblal by all teodore of intik:doe, sad at Pmts! or Holloway's Rea. btu-bments. 24 , , Wood, London, end nO, Meider.'ase, New York; hy A. Stamp, C eastretioople ; A. thildicy, Smyrna; and H. Ras 988,11 1868 1.166. I9t - -- 106 LM 374 BS 17 3.3 )33 33 2744 974 111 10.4 IS 7401 797 IS 11643 1911 94 669 4111 S 93 99 II 9 4 *1 17 64 1117 . 01 63 1141 1316 1024 ISO 16 in 311 23 Ili 91 164 fb6 441 31 1093 131 63 63: 140 417 24349 21133 89 6.345 Of 142 6783 78 33 95 12412 19/1 6 1 22 101 XII 171 4117 1174 233 27034 NO 189 aoo 7361 5151 3195 2303 14 214 10 2rl r 4 01 41 116 344 263 2071 377 r 176 1 16 DO OD OS 60 DO 5531 811: 57411 is 51 1364 1417 174 11445 17.93 2 4 163 94 1016 146.6 14 167 1 iist 311 766 741 11 1013 MS 8231 MI 126 5215 6116 37 1 4 94 1010 44 1931 .. 76 33,4 392 32 767 102 149 554 101 662 36180, WS 47 931 94 4423 40 289! 34 2.) 1373 tor 2.03 60 1333 9.9 31 66 291 SS 2 ,14 24 676 WO 715 2021 Ibls 66 2315 103 4o 3592 391 24 39 1 I X7 110 14 01 29 34 9/5 75 1213 IN 7 146 111 25 *. 1.1 6 4: d 9 4 ,9 1 56 .71 RAILWAY INTj RAILWAY RECE The following are the receipts c.t fed i RAILWATI. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CLEAVEIL—oot. U, at Croydoe, the wife of H. A. Clearer, fiq, et • em. CROFT.—Ciat. 11, at Pelimy-street, Bath, the wife of B. IL CIA lfaq., of a soa. VLADOATE.—Cot. 11, the er:fe aW. Fl a dgate, Esq., of DIM. 01011110, 01 S 106 JUDD.—fet. 10. at Ree•ez.terrsee. Byde.rerk.gsrderm, the IA if W. C. Judd, EN., Captain Bedfordshire Dent lofsetry, of daughter. Pit o, at Furs Wood, Warwiekahre, Mrs. C." 'AW. ola ditibter. HARP.—Oot. 12, at Misr% of a daughter. 1126T.—Oet.Tedditarte, Mtdaleaea, the wife of Lieut. W.ll. IL Wait. L IE ,of H.M.S. Amphion, Baltic nott, to dwaghtir. Old Bromptos. We. V. & MARRIAGE& BOSWORTH—MAIM—Oct. 11, at the Cathedral, Mancbeeter, the Raw. H. H. Weistmote. M.A.. J. G. Bmwords, l'Aq.• o f Glen.; ham, Ratlandahlre, to Emma, daughter of W. Width, o Manchester. EATON- 801 Till AM.—Oct. 10, at 8t Jobe's, Manchester, 14,..di„ Rev Boo k, ow.logto, M.A., Charles. son ot C. F.stos. tr* low to Khasi :dh. danchter of J. botitham, tag., of Real& place, ell of More tilde, Manchester. PORTAL - ELLIOT.-00.. 9, at Bt. G eorge ' s , anoverequate. hit Very Rev. the Dew of Metal. Portal, Earl., 11. K. t 3 Charlotte ti:iot„ daughter of the Earle Motto. QUIRK—BUsIGE. — Oet 10, at Trinity Church. Windsor. td the Jersey, Rev. EL Haste. 7, T. E. Quirk, Esq., of tit Helier's, Earsh, daughter of W. IL burp, Eel.. of Windsor. DEATHS. BAT CHELLEII. Oct. 9, at Dover, Mary, wife of Mr. W. &UMW. of Dover, apd 67. BAT DEN. Oct. 10, at /de d&lton_equaTe. rgoe mid Ike T. Heyde's, Baq., of Brooklind. Kent, aged 110. BRUCE. - Oct. 11, at Teubridgemella, Genre' dauglitar Bruce. Esq., aged 17. DUBBOII.--Oat. 10, at Great malice, tbeehire, Capt. 11. CIO* aged*. DlCll.—Oat. 9, at Brighton Quay, J. Disk, Erq., formerly of Berl 81 ' Elliread% aged 71. 9012103.—05 t. 11, C. Earn, En., of &clincher*. 01* DILLOW& Oat. It W. Milgrim, Esq., at Park D ew, 1701.411rde Testoth.prk, LlverpcaL 0011011.—Oct. 12, Louisa, wife of Mr. G. W. Dumb. d AIM* road, Del** WE. —Oct. 11, at Ms ridden* 110 . 7, Bt. Jobreaclus" Itionsa IRETT lierntt, ag‘tt 76. el Ne. S. Ihtseed Ise Ora WILLIAX Imo Haw. u wiri lite.e. le Or ate Le=riLlate;iotilroucrwrau Log, la Hos Peednek et I