The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-03 00:00:00

I, r I 1 in ss TO fi •i r P ' I B II r i . . • i : 1 . . ''' II li I 1 1 I 1 . I i • 1:1 Mr SPORTING INTELLIGANCB• TATTERSALL I3 . -- TH IIESDAT. Some doses ow WWI Imbed 1. daring the afterneee, bat not • bet ins bud. the @My attempt at smealatien that some augur our Naos being eo offer to lay 7 to 1 on the geld for the LlTeepool Autumn Cup. asrraa AT XANOBBEITEIC-TUMISDAY. LITALPOOL AUTUMN CUP. 6to 1 of BotatlioTt 011)100 to 7 apt Na (of) MO to 6 Bar ow of) 16 to 1 Windham (t) 14 to 1 VOWS ) 10 to 1 Dolby (t) MO to 7 Accident nf) 26 to 1 Lamas ;I) 100 to 7 Moldavia n) 26 to 1 Itlititilaid (off) 100 to 7 Bldawind (oil) 100 to $ Face (a) LINCOLN AUTUMN MEETING. TUOJODAT. This meeting commenced somewhat unfavourably, as it shiabed with the Mad day of the Worcester (*therm, but the attendance was fully up to the average of former yeses. The weather Wes vary favoarsida and although the fields were not large the Import was interesting. The Autumn Handicap woe the principal event of the meeting ; only sia however, of the eighteen on the card went Want post The Turner of this number bang warmly his at 6 le but Shakopeare, who Ora friends by his going in the pier limitary canter, made all the running and woo in • canter by live remota. The Carbants Stakes, for 2-yrolds, in. dneed six mamas to go to the poet, Tormentor, at even money, being Metaled favourite, and this time the backers were moreortunate, for Tortneetor won wily by two lengths.. E ven ing was beginning to set in whim the last moo was over, sad rain shortly afterwards began to fall. The following are full details of the running : Tel SELLING STZZYLECEA3I of 5 move. each, with 20 elided ; 12at ; allowanose. About three miles. (4 subs.) Mi. Hem:age's Cadet, by sack Itotansen—Homeward Bonn& seed .60/.), list LoLan) I Mr. C. Coles Lock's All, aged (631,), llst (Woderion) din. Betting : 3 to 1 ml Cadet. The nos-favourite held • eload for two miles, when he refused, sad Cadet him ; Luck's AU taking the wrong course imulowed in but was disqualified. The winner wee bought by Hz. Bunt for 86 guinea. TEI LITCOLE BANDIO S AT of 10 Dow. each, 6 ft , only if declared, with 100 added ; wieners same. One gale and a half. (42 subs., 16 of whom pay 3 sem. seat.) Cooper nd SbaksPeare, by Nairn& dl verirv—Cr guano, • yrs, PO OW (Loatas) 1 31r. Chaplin 's The Turner, 3 yrs, eat Sib ear Osi lUb) (J t . °diadem) Xr.w. Morison's Charming Woman, 6 yrs, lit 1111) (teams) 3 The following a so ren .—lmpross of India, 51,5. Zenobin Hu was struck out et L3O this day (Thursday). Betting : 6 to 4 apt The Turner, 4 to 1 apt &mobil., 5 to 1 apt Siva , B to 1 e g et Shakopee:a The latter after going • hundred yards took up the rimming, followed by Entrees el ladle and Siva Zombis bringing up the rear, till within bail • mile of home, where Empress of India gave way, and Charming Wens' come up to the Turner (who bad taken emend place), but Maslow* iscreming his lead from the &Mono., won in • center by five lengths. Two leuirths separated second and third ; Siva • bad fourth. Tan Cat:loins Stains of 100 *ova, added to • sweep. stakes of 5 soya. each ; for 2.yr-olds ; oolti, Eat 101 b ; Oise, Set 61b ; penalties sad aboirsees• (19 rubs.) Mr. B. E. Llonhar's Torialitair, by King Tom—Torment. est 31b (Lagos) 1 Hr. IL Osborne's Miss Haworth, est jib (Whiteley) I Yr. Copeland's The Datinebrog, tot 10Ib (Britton) 3 The following also ran :—Notritton. liemity. and BM* Tanp. Betting : Even on Tormentor, 2 to 1 apt Nutridow, 10 to 1 "her two." After one failure they got away, Tor amber immediately going to the frost, and, sever being bladed, woo in a canter by two lengths from Miss Haworth. The Dsnnebrog, who was Pat a, ran through his harass bell way up the straight, and denied a bad thinl;Hutrition was fourth; Black Tulip lass, beaten of. TIM WITHAM SLUING Srangn of 5 cove.seat with 30 added, for all ages ; selling and other allowances. Three quartets of a mile. Mr. 11 Osborne's credotity, by Ignoranion—Lib I yrs (41.), est lib car Oat 31b) (11 Ir.ma . ) 1 Mr. L. Yeckett's f by Lord I.ozcoriberg—Gloholes data, 2 yrs 134.01.). sst nib (T. Goodwin) I Kr. 311npson's Nally Grey. 3 yrs, h b (30L), 7st 6lb ) (W. Marla Chinaman also ran. Betting : 4 to 1 en Chromes, 8 to 1 eget Credulity, 10 to 1 apt any other. The Globule's dam filly made play. fol lowed by Champion to the hall distanoe, where the tatter give way and Credulity chall•oged, • den root ending in bur favour by • heed. Two leagthe separated amend and Odra. The favourite binges off. The winner wee not sold. Tim HANDICL2 1117aDti Race of 5 sovs. melt, 2 ft, with 10 saded ; extra Two miles. (9 subs.) Mr. G. Walker's ?Wanes, by the Cure—dos by liooltan. 6 yrs, lOst nib (Owneri I Yr. Bancroft'. Elshans, Oyes, lOst 711 'Garnet) I I Yr. G. Archer's Wicket, 3 yrs, lot Illb Elrrior7) Climax also ran. Betting : 5 to 4 agot Patience, 5 to 2 eget Wicket, and 4 to 1 apt Elaham. The latter made play, followed by the favourite to the last flight of hurdles, where Patience chol lingll3 ml woo by a length. Wicket • bad third. 1B His ILulan's PLATS of 100 (hisses. Two miles. Age Age age IMO& Wyasatay a Papoose Miming woman 6 Barmy Dart has arrived, and =say others ere expected. WORCESTER AUTUMN RACES.—THURSDAL The third day of the meeting, which was principally de voted to WOGS oountry contests, was se well supported as eouhl be expected, more particularly as it interfered with the opening day at Lincoln, whither several of three who were menet ow Wedoesday took fight over-night. Many of the general company who appreciate "The Greed Amend" as the lending event, reserved their patronage till the third day, and though some falling off was observable la the number of professionals, the meetiog was well sun Wined to the sod. Though the fields were sot large the sport was good, and, with the exception of the Bunten' Oakes, gave gusts' satisfaction. It connection with the LA-named race the riding of Truest sad his performance wee received with marked disapprobatios, and the gentle mu(?) who rode him upon returning to the eselosare wee met with anything but (tattering observations. A fall upturn is appended. Tee Mama Poem of 40 errs., for 3-yr-old• Ithd %IP' wards ; weight far me, with penalties and =idea allow ances ; gentlemen riders; professiosale, 7lb extra. Two wiles. Mr. id. Dlmmock's Nitidardale, by Coistentale—iota to Wellston, 3 yrs, DM 7,b lac. 7lb elite) (bk. 1„= it I Mr. Jones tea Truant, aged„ltst Mr. J. Turner's King oared (h b), tyre, lost 7th OM Til ed J Cantles 8 ' The following also ran :—Mare by name, Ter, _Glen saddle. and Becton Riot. Betting opened at 6 to 4 co Trait, and 4 to 1 apt Nidderdele, bat finished at 9 to 1 eget Nidderdale and 6to 1 apt Truant. The manias was alternately made by the Tadenor mare, Nidderdals, aod King Alfred for the tint half nulls Truant, who was lest off , gradually lining pound, his " gentleman jockey" having so apparent de mise to be with his hones. Attu going about a milrand-a- Ulf, Nidderdale came right away, and, without being again bed, passed the post thirty tenths in odours of = .6 t c . who, together with Eng Alfred, fall of ranniog, =the other beaten bones, who were pulling up. t, placed locoed, finteldne ball a length in advance of Wing Alfred. The Tadinor colt headed the others, who passed the post at Intervals. fluariur RaCa iIaSDICAP of 5 sou. each with 30 added. One mile and three furlorgs, over fi ve hurdles. Mr. T. Dolby's oh m Churils Militant, by Woolwich—Lady Mtddleton, 0 yes, lOst alb (Virbeeler) 1 Yr. itaruett's Oialldhell, S yrs,9st 71b (J. Dolman; t Mr. Onlislield's Dewy Copeland, 5 yrs, lOst . (r. Ablctt) $ The following also ran i—hphemere, Principal, Antoinette, Salamander, and Love Letter. Betting: Eves en Church Militant, 4 to 1 apt Oaiidball, ad sto 1 apt Love Letter. Upon the flag falliog, Ephe mera et once rushed to the front. sad loos held a clear lead, Sulamuder and Church Militant side by side follow ing, Betsy Copeland in their wake, Love Litter tad An toinette soon being a long way is the rear. Preoseding slug the river side. Salamander gave way, and Gaiklitall ran up to Church Militant, the pair. together with Ephr mere, taking a clear lead on rounding the bend. Nearing the lost flight of hurdles Church Militant took up the remain, and though challenged by Guildhall, the latter could never , pet up, and wan wieldy defeated by two lengths. Betsy Copeiend„ who beaded Ephemere • distance and • half from horn*, finished third, fur Isegths behind Guild hall ; Ephemere a bed fourth. Antoinette, Lore Letter, Priecipal, and Salatuandee pulling um finished at intervals is the order owned. THE Two-Titan OLD BELLING &Agin of 5 110•• each, with 30 added, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, 9st ; fillies and geldings, Sat 10th ; selling allowances. Bait a mile. Mr. siidiug Crawford's b c by Zorder Zee—Mousey, 7111 lit 191.) (Clement; w.o. SZLLI36 ITICZPLYXHASII ISTAKICS of 3 son each, with 30 added, for 3-yr-olds and upwards ; weight for age, with selling allowances. About two miles as a half. Mr. 3. Cshter's The Screw, by Augur, aged, liii 211) (601) (W. White) 1 Mr. Drake's Redwing, aged, list 911, (fa 1).... (Mr. Drake) 2 Signal also ran. Betting : 7 to 40ach apt Redwing and Signal, and 2 to 1 apt The Screw. The latter ant out the week, followed by Signal. Redwing lying off two or three lengths. They ran is this mimio the artificial brook, which they got safely ever sod upon mitering the meadow . Sigeal took • slight lead ' of The Screw, which be held till 'remising the fourth fence from home, when the former camedows. and from this Screw t The wanton at his ease, and won by six lengths. I dad sot pass the post. The wiener was bought by Ledkia for 40 plibil•l. Tag GRAND ANNUAL Brain/3CH ABS, • handicap sweep stakes of 10 noes. each, h ft, with 100 added ; wieurs after Oct 10 extra. Over about f iord miles of hunting soar . r. (98 sate., Bof whom decl.) Mr B. land's Ironsidis, by Defiance —Undoes, aged. llst Mb (Mr. Edwards) i Mr. T. C. Morgan's Snack. Ib. aged, lOrt sth.. (J. Knott) 1 Else following also ran :edit wallow, Min Barbara, Muth; and reffliagla. Betting : 6 to 4 apt Iroaddia Vto 2 opt Sir Milian, bbl apt MN babe", 7 to 1 apt Bonk sad 10 to 1 apt aay ether. froosoinkt woo the dad eli, with 'nook at his r‘lfollowed by Miss Berko; armies, and lsenside; 7 .8.. illtain (who Aetna Maw sad Wool eat at the As* awlymasixtlis 11r. Illass.tins e at so jumb is tie sue. Ye skip seastni billion psalms THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 3, 1861. till rem:ling the top turn, when Electra ran into wooed place, aid beethies brawn' fourth, Masi Berbera going on about ten Woggle in his rear. Before re-eateries the straight, Enoch was railed bask into fourth olsoe, but no other material Mange took plows MB the lot left the MON course for the meadows, into which Foresight led the war, but is a few strides sitar landing was !waded by the favour- Ito, the pair followed at • slight terval by Electra, the three beWg at least 40 biegiMa I n Wesson of Knock, who wee suomeded several Wastes off by Miss Barbara and og Sir William, who was soon a ft e rwards pulled up. Re-waterl the litabereft, Fore s i g ht bald the lead , with lrcesiden at bin gnerwle, cod Electra Wei three or four loaatbs off. Than they ran to the water jump, which th got well OWN , the trio being pursued by Hawk, who h ad ow made loBll up some of kw ice{ ground. but Wm Barbara. • ay is the rear, wee sem pulled up. Ronadieg the coy m tura, E n och headed Mears, aid busing Foresight and the favourite, the issue was left with the trio. at the fourth fence, however, from the winning Bald, Foresight, when leading, refused, 'mein the favourite with the command p u rsued vote by Row*, whose at , Smote to overhaul him were unavailing, aid Ironsides con tinued in advance to the coed, winning in caster by Ma length& Only the two placed passed the post. Fan HANDICAP ermertacitasa of IS move. each, with 30 added. Two miles (33 subs. 20 of whom declared). MLLE Lands Serious Case, by The Cure —Sift, sttst 41b (B. bud, Jun.) 1 )tr. P. Butt's Tana: me" 67rs,10st I.llb .... Taylor) I Betting :3to 1 oner ous O&M who took • clam lead fora mile and a half, whe :Mused, and 'frineornales west on with the lead, but was joined again by the favourite Wore reaching the last fence, where a splendid ram ensued, Salem Case winning by a heed. Theobjentios against Arimoott, the wiener of the Severs Bank Stakes oe Wednesday, which remained over till to day, was over•roled, and Arleen:44 declared the wiener. BROOK RILL (EAST BARNET) STEEP: OBASES.—Tatiaame. Tas BROOK HILL 8221111.202.281PLATZe(Hadiego) of 40 love. ; wiooere extra. Aboat two miles a hag. Yr. B. Land's Strike, by Tosebotww—The barter, 6 yra, lib (B4 4 a =pe The followlag also raa:—Jlearo. Tiptop, White Idiot, Who dare say 800. sad Comet. &Ada, : 2 te 1 apt Strike, 4 to 1 sash apt Idiot and Who dare say 800, and sto 1 apt Bravo. The winoer was the cooly one who passed the poet. A ILAIDU S ir s t ericaeas of 3 tom each, with 20 added weight to age ; wieners extra. Abort two mile. and half. Mr. Charles's Ben Nevis. t yra Ilst (Owneri 1 Mr. Laud's eltbetto, yn, Ilst Makes 2 Mr. Caterstt's Brown &MC 4 yrs, list (Mr. I.lg sat I.lberon Plpplu plata 414 0 ran- Bettis( :6to 4 ea Salina, to 1 sent Ben Nevis. Woo by Loath ; four largtha bet woes wend and third. Taw Hoirr vela. Zi eon., added to • sweepetikee of 3 mom each, Mc each ; with penalties sad maim allow ances. About 3 miler. (5 sibs.) eh W. O. liall•fs Diana. by Bryn (It DJ, 6 yrs, 114 (SOO (lir. P. Bakal 1 Mt. I. 0. Cloellng's Bailor. aged. ILA (oar IMt 11b) (Kr. Jobs Barker 2 Mr. Baseline Idiot. aged. lid Tib (tot) (Yr. Grant) 11 Mallet Woo ran. Betting: sto 4 apt Diana, 6 to 4 opt Won by three-qaartars of a leagth, • head separating_ second and third. The whaler was beget{ by Mr. Wright foe 55 guiaesa .. .The Scurry Handicap and • selling steeplechase did no. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADAISALT; Nov. 2.—Arvorirrinerrit.—Lients sant the Has. J. B. Vivian, to the Victoria tad Albert. vies Lord 0. Semi, promoted. Staff Surgeon Dr. J. Davila's, to ths Earls. limier J. Noddy, to tho Spiteful. Paymaster E. Hants, to the SpitstaL Corks 0. E. Wsereo, to tbs Spiteful, and J. Shepherd (triditiosal), to the BristoL Aselatant Oka J. A. Wood (additional), to the Ouni boriaad. LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Nov., R. Sitting in Banco.—Betore the Lard Chid Justice, and Justine' Malice, Shoe, and Lash.) CEIMICHWABD O. THZ QOZZIL This was • petal= of right by Mr. .1. G. Churchyard against the crown for so alleged breach of contract relative to the conveyasee of the French mails from Dover. The crows had demurred to the petition, and in•dol, The k the Court to appoint to morrow (Friday) for tnight for hearing the arguments to the ORM The Court granted the application. temp s. 1110614 Mr. Brett, Q.C., said this was an action for personal in s, tried before X:. Jostle. Mellor at Guildhall, whes. Beth jury returoad • verdiot for the plaintiff, damages MI. Be moved, by leave of the learned judge who tried the mee, to miter a nonsuit on behalf of the deletidant, The injuries complained of occurred on timed a ship that was laid up in Marge of a ship keeper, and the question wu wheWr the evidence was rudiment to Si the defendant with the liability. It was shown that the defendant was the regis tered owner of the ship in questioo, but it was contended that Mat was not sufficient ; it should have bees shown that he was the beneficial owner also. Berl granted. Bram= v. DALLit. Mr. Serjeaut Bobisson mid this was an action tried at the last sittings at Westminster before Ma Lord Chief I Jostles, when the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff. I damages, 40s. The learned counsel .rae about to state the fade of the cam, which was a fatal omnibus & oxidant, near St. Thomostreet, in the Borough. when he was in terrupted I The Lor d Chief Justice, who said It was • very swath lecioey verdict. If the plaintiff was entitled to mover Ibe ought to have had substantial damages. The verdict 1 for 40s. was evidently a compromise with the jury. Rule panted. JAMS V. BART. Mr. E. T. Cole said this wsa an &atlas tried before the trader Sheri ff of Dove:whim to mover • small ems of 1 mousy for neesesaries supplied to a ship, whoa the mallet was Maned for the plaintiff. The homed amass! sieved with pennimion of the learned Under Sheriff to est aide the verdict on the ground that it was • perverse verdist. Rule granted. Maim v. envies. Dr. Kensalley mid this wm an action for slander tied before Mr. Baron Channel! at Stafford, when the jury re- 1 , timed • verdict for the defindmit. Be moved fora Dew 1 , trial oa the ground that the verdict was spinet mi. demo. The plaintiff was an attorney's clerk and secretary to a local society, and the licomplained of had reformat, both to his occupation aa a nt ttorney's clerk sad as secre tary to the load society. TM court said they would consult Mr. Baron Channel!, who tried the case, before giving jAment. The court then took the new trial paper, aad was occu pied the remainder of the days hearing the argumeata in a ease of ejectment, " Asher wife v. Whitelock," tried at Bedford before the Lord Chief Jostles. Tim mower. OP Tea tarn aro. JOISTICI CIIOIIPTON. The Lord Chief Jetties animated that as the court ' wished to pay a tribute of newt to their departed brother, the late Mr. Justice Crompton, the mart would not sit in tame nor at MI mine to-morrow (Friday) before half ' met oae o'clock. I Similar aasouncomente were made in the other common 1 law marts. 1 Xt. Stock, of the Western Circuit, was this m= called within the bar aa me of her Msjesty'e Counsel learned '‘ the law, and took hie seat accordingly. COURT OF EXCHEQUER—Now. 2. (Sittings in Brno.—Beferit Lord Obis' Baron Pollock, sad Harms Bramwell, Chansell, and Pigott.) La this court Mr. Stoke, Chancery_ barrister, having been appointed a Queen's ovum's), was called within the bar. BOSTON V. LANCASHINI AND TONNAUDIN IJJAWAT. This was an action to :stover comps:Nation in damages for a railway accident, tried before kr. Junkies Blackburn, at the bat satins at Leeds, and to which a verdict tweed fee the plaintiff, damages 1,2001. The learned judge stayed execution, in order that the defeadants might have se opportunity of taking the opinion of this 000 rt upon the cpmetios whether the damages were exoessive. Mr. Dlgby Seymour, Q. 0., in now movies for • rule to show cause why the damages Amid not be reduced, mid the plaintiff was 37 years old, and • groom mid carter in the employ of a "Guthman. who bad a large farm in York shire. la Key 1864, he was driving a art woes the detenclanto' railway when • train mine op and struck awl be, Wog thrown oat with great widows, he sae- Weed mrions injury. Negligence co the part of the orimpany was admitted, it having bees the duty of their esreaut to keep a look remand aloes the gate on the approach of a train ; and the only gnostic* at the trial was ass of damages. The defendant appeared to grandly get better, Mk a few mouths alter the amides% be showed sips of paralysis of the lower extremities. The effect of the seedieel testimony for the plaiatiff was that be probably wield not recover from the paralysis, but they admitted that his recovery wee not out of the range of posaibility, and that hie condition exhibited an intermittent state of symptoms. The sine= of the company (Mr. Wood) said he thought he would mainly mover, and Ms. Teals, of Leeds, mother medkal man, deposed that ha had arrived as the same conclusion. The Lord Chief Baron—You say the damages are ex. emeive. What are the elements of oompeasatioe in a cue el this kind ! There is an instance le modern times of an gromn having become • foreign in/mister. Mr. llmby Seymour—And we have heard noes* of as leglish groom contracting a very important marriage. The bared roused thee observed that though the plaintiff described himself as • groom, Ma style and appearance iicated that he was amply a ssn carter —certainly act such • groom sa might be riding behind his master in Hyde-park. The Lord Chief Baron said the plaintiff might, at his age, purchase with 1,2001. an annuity of 80f. • year. - Yr. D. Seymour coateeded that under the circumstances of the ass , the damages found by the jury were 5001. too much. The Court intimated that before granting • rule they would consult Mr. J natio° Blackburn. CATTLE PLAGUE RETURNS. These returns do not profess to give the total somber of cases which have oscrirred is Great Brltais, bat °sly those which have been aseertabsed from the racial informatron received at this office from inspectors, whether appoisted by the Clerk of the Council or by the local unbends& The &name el Esstaad are them el she MMUS : Total caw report •d from lb. oomaitsor Milt of tits abeam. I 1 II wi l l 44: 10A 197 1 21 421 1211 1432 107 46 TI 13 112 4 46 41 0 3 76 41 I 141 U 60 ! 101 24 114 I 111 4' 14 91961 IS4 dot --I S NU 4011067 I. Metrep pollee district—. 2. South Western Countlio 1. South blidload Comities 4. Loan Counties 6. South Woolen& Counties 6. West 111.111nd Counties 7. North Midtond Counties North Wilshire Counties 9. Yortshire 10. Northern Counties .. • 11. Monmouthshire & Woks 12. boo/lead (Signed). ALEXANDER WILLIAMS, Seadary. Veterinary Department ol **Privy Conseil, Moe, 2, Vistorie-strest, LW., Nov. 2. TSI PoLiCa ooeitrg MANSION-HOUSE, The Lord Mayor sod Sir Robert Carden NMI engsp d i for a coneidirable time in disposing of an adjourne summ ons against • dog fancier na med William Reilly, who res ides in Leadthhall- market, for having illegally in his pos session a valuable Mount St. Bernard dog Mr. Wooten, jos., appeared ter tbe ddeadant. The complaisant is • cameo in Cancan street, and it appeared that the animal in question, which was stated to be every fine and valuable one, was lost from his premises t he months ago, sad handbills were issued announcieg the loss, and *Rain a reward for in restoration. It appeared that the mime' was found by a young man at the east-end of the town, sad he took it to the Bow police station, and the parties there &eland to interfere, and, eventually, he found a large animal, like the me in ques ta', rather an incumbranos than a benefit, and be seemed to have been very gkid to dispose of it to the defendant Rally for fifteen shillings, and be in turn appeared to 'have made a very good thing of the tram/Akio, as he sold it to a young gentleman for 41. and a Newfoundland dog stated to be worth 34 While the dog was in his poesission he sp have received notice from its owner that to it bad =Li to t, but notwithstanding this he appeared hsve with it, and he was consequently summoned by Mr. C r atr i d to show cause why he should not restore the animal. The summoes on the former °opiates was ad journed in order to see if the parties could not oome to an sinkable arrangement, Mr. Wooten onteodieg, on behalf of the defendant, that he had in nowise infringed the law, and that he was perfectly justified both sea bailee the doe under the circumstances, sad in selling him spin. Yesterday the young gentleman who had (nunhood the dog, and who stated that he wee a clerk in a merchant's office, was called to prove the circumstances under which he purchased tho dog of the defendant, and he mid that the animal was still in his poweinioe. The Lord Mayor, sad Sir R. Carde n also, when all the facts had been gone into, expressed their opinion that the defendant bad acted very improperly to selling the deg when be had been made 'untainted with the fact that it had been lost. They also said that the defendant must have knows that there was something wroeg about the traemo tion, when he only gave 15e. for ',dog that he afterwards mold for such a large cam of mosey. Mr. Wontner said that the man who sold him was glad to get rid of him, and he had bees to the natl.:natation, and the defendant was aware of the fact, and he contended that this was all that he could be expected to do. Eventually, and after a loos diseuesios, a string opinion was expressed by the bench that the young gentleman who bad purchased the dog ought to give it up, and look to the defendant for the money he had paid him. The present Demeanor of the dog did not seem quite inolined to comply with this su ggestion, and the summons was again adjourned. IIEARYLEBONE. Frederick Jona, aged 30, reditiag at No. 157, New Bendetreet, gentleman, and Samuel Merrick, 26, of 52, Upper Bakerotreet, tobawonist, were charged under the Wowing cheumatances Robert Hunter maid—l reside at No. 3, Qllllllla%-pit• terrace, I axe a doctor of medicine. At 14, Upper Sey mour-street I have a professional residence, in conjunction with Doctors WOregor and Melville. About two this afternoon I was in my °occulting room on the wooed floor. and in as adjoining room were my wife and deughter. beard wawa shouting out to know where I wee to be found. 1 west to the door of my room, when I was contrasted by Merrick, who struck me. Jams rushed at la and tattooed hie teeth in my ear, and so held me till Dr. Minns cams and took me away, after having pulled Jones from me. The assault wan atirely unprovoked, far I know nothing of the parties. but I think I have seen Merrick 00044 Some other e vidence respecting the assault was then given. Jones said he had so questions to oak the witnesses, but stated—l have to say this, that my sister, who is now on her death bed, was placed under that fellow's care. Doctor Hunter —lNho do you cell fellow! Jonee—You. Imy after she yr placed nods' his care he mint greedy insulted her, amid which insults she hat I made known to me. I bought a whip to horsewhip and west to see him ca purpose. I was foiled in this, but Ido declare that I did oat bite his ear. When he mew me le rushed at me with a medieel instaiment. and I took it from him to save myself. My brother-in-law (Merrick) is not to blame at all. It is his wife that has binulted on her dying bed, and it wits I who Mitigated him to come with me. It is I who have got him tab trouble. Er. Mansfield (le Dr. Ranier)—How long have you re sided at 14, Boymonr.strost Mr. Hunter—Fifteen maths. Yr. Mansfield—l do not sot your name in the Medical B r a . _aster—We lit is not Wee. I know. las is iresehhies with Dr. McGregor. Mr. MansiSsid—Are you a dealer of mediae*? Mr. Heater—Yea. Mr. Manadeld—Then bow is it yen me not regietered ? Mr. Hunter—Well, lem sot registered. I don't think , list that has anything to do with the meads nine um or ay emanation of the house. If am brutally assaulted ea the evidence has proms. then I have is mash right to pro tertion ea any other puma. I have merely Dome to this court for proteorlon, therms sa rhyme *lse would under the drumstanom Mr. tdmaffeld—l shall seed this ease far trial, for I will not take upon myself to decide. Mr. Hunter—There hare . been some stetaster is made upon which I think it my pri vilege to ask some questions. Mr. Mensbeld—That can't be allowed. The priaomn were then committed for trial, but were at ono, bailed out, themselves is 401. each. mad • surety is 401. rub. lITRS . WESTMINSTER. Mr. Robert Nikkei Glazer, described as respectably con nected, and as having boss a captain in the army, bat whom tattered clothing and dirty appertain betokened the direst poverty, was brought up for further examisatios, charged CHOLffet lff WOoevetar —The epidemic is re- with begging la the nubile street& ported as having broken out at Woolwich during the pest It would appear from the evidence adduced on the first week. The Ant mu i c ed he the parson of a polio - examiestion, that at a quarter to 10 on Sunday morning ocestable, who wee seised with the maid, at 3 a.m. on last police constable Lifted Matthews, 60 B. wee on duty, Thursday. October 26, while ore his beat at the shipping with another oonstable in plain clothes, in Collage-place, whiff Ia Wooleria Animal. He was H i s by Divinonal Obeissa, when the defendant came up to him and said, Sorge*. Dr. Stuart, and recovered. His one was followed "Please give me • copper." He also asked aloes of novena by that of a Mrs. Sales, the wife of a contractor to the ponces, and be saw him receive 2d., upon which he took War Department. Her symptoms were very extreme, but him into custody, when the defendant told him that be she recovered. Are bype* is anent to the effect that was respectably connected, and want bad driven him to the the di ease bee arisen from the presence of putrid matter ecuamission of the °Hewes, sad in answer to Mr. Seller's brought back from the northern outf all of the unto. We THE CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. , inquiries stated that be bad long been in the abject state in are indebted to Divisional Surgeon Dr. Stuart for the fol. which be appeared, bad ao home. mad had slept at various lowing interenieg report- It supplies the profession and animas when they would take him is, and shif•ed ea he the mega with reliable isformatios respedieg choler* Nearly thirty years *ono , elapsed slam what were called could when they would not . Upon hearing this Mr. Selfe at Woolwich rep to the Pt of this mouth (November). the Old Bailey sessions were abolished, and reader what is remanded the defeedant in order that the constable in ' Alta stating that be bas had two oases of cholera he his known as the Central Criminal Court Act the present sit- charge of the owe should make some inquiries into the owe peactim, Ind has heard that one or two more eases tinge were established ia their stead, and although the defendant% an tecedes have mourned during the last few weeks, Dr. Stun ve- period that has elapsed is not so very great, the &Horatio* On the deendant being again brought cap yesterday, inert , :—" My fun case was that of a police oremeahle, who that have taken place in the administratios of criminal Jul- Mr. Arnold Inquired what the result of the inquiries had was seized while on night duty in the Royal Arne* ids ties have been moot remarkable. The Old Bailey eseedoes been. station being vutiensolis to the Plumate , * Marshes arid wen held eight times in the year, at intervals of about The onstabLe anted he had aseertaionl, from inquiries Southall. Oatfall Sewer. When called to him, at 8 a.m. six weeks. avid daring the continuance of then sessions made a mong tbe d e reedeob's Mends, that this was really a on October 26, he wee in • state of extreme collapse. it was sot the custom, as at preeent, to sentence each ad cu m. Thee e f en d.; b a d b ee n a moue io the army, with [request vomiting end purging of • pale watery primary at the tion of hie coovictioe, but the day follow- bad rece ived 6 nrsi.ciass education, and his father bad fluid ; then were severe cramps in the *domes, buds, log the close of the bushier of each menu was always b defendeet e lar ant gee stablishmen ß t witho rtanately as man fallen into yse 20 servants. The lop, and feet ; the breath Was cold, the crouotenanes specially appointed for that purpose. Thou prisoners who had, however, af habits of annoea, and the eyes sunken. There was some lividity lead been cephally convicted were always brought up last, drunkenness, and his conduct from time to time had become of face and hands, and the pulse was nearly impereepcible. I. a batch, and it was not at all an usoommoa occurrence so bad that his friends positively refused to have anything ffeectiec was brevet* shout after scene bouts. sad • to Oda SO many as thirty wretched culprits sentenced in due more to do with him. He (the constable) bed aPo aster degree of secoadary fever, with headache and heaviness form to be han ged, in a great many instances for offences Mined that he bed a large fortune with his wife, almost amounting to stupor, followed. The urine was which anent. frequently only punished by • few months' the whole of which he had dissipated in drink. His entirely suppressed for 24 hours. The patient hi now imprisonment. A few days afterwards the Recorder m en d. b a d b o ught him the commission in tbe army, but slowly m eo veriag. No senesces be assigned for the at**. mr 4e, • report to the crown of all the cases is having lost that he took his wife three years ago to Victoria, The next day I was celled at 4 min. to a lady in the part* which the capital sentence bed been incurred, and N on, Sou Wake, where he left her in • state of stern. of Charlton with precisely similar symptoms, but Dot so probably three or four, or perhaps ball • done of the p o p, and, coming beck to this country lived in adultery violent, assistance having been obtained earlier. This wretched criminals would be ordered for esecutiou and with a former servant of his wife, ea 'his wife bad been petiole is, lem happy to say, nooveriag. No soffickeet the remainder respite& during the pleasure of the crown, obliged to go on the stage to procure a living. Since that canes me be given for the attack. I may name es • which was tantamount to the commutation of the capital time be had fallen lower and lower, until be was reduced to other:irk:mos, that on October 26 I was called to three sane punishment to that of tramponation for life. At this begging and could not got any assistana from hie friends in of diarrhon, all tennisatiog early and Well. NO sedgeab period Dot a eagle Old Bailey session ever poised without consequence of his drunken habits. muse tor them oould be discovered. and they are on ly le lour or Ave, and sometimes so many as ten, wretched ori- Mr . Arnold (to defenclast)—You bear all this, have you worthy of notice inasmuch as in my own practice I bare minals being executed, sod the disgusting apparatus of anything to say ? Mere remarkably free from clues of dianbas during th e death was so arranged that it allowed of three aces beam Defendant, who seemed to feel his position acutely, m eanie of the anteene. end I Phut sash has been the one being erected, and the malefactors were bong in rows of , plied, " Nothing, sir." esserally in the town. I ban bad no fresh ogee since three or four, as the ease might be, upon each beam. With ; Mr. Arnold—This is a horrible UP I hew about yoe—a October 27 "—Medical Tittles and Gazette. the Old Bailey senirm, however. these horrors peeled most lamentable tale. TRW W e IN Lllo6.—Yerterday morning , rapt ily away, ad the establishment of the Centel Criminal ; Defendant burst into tears, and a:chimed, "It is, it is Patriot Welsh was again placed at the tee of the police I Court may be mid to have inaugurated • • system, not only Weed." court before Mr. Chorally charged with the murder of John lof huesesity, but one infinitely more satisfactory in the 1 Mr. Arnold observed during his experience as • meg* Rouses on Saturday niO't last. The evidence. of Mr. T. P. 1 adrabilstmillon of criminal Judos. teats he did not remember so shocking a ease as that pow Tees. who treated ** case at the Infirmary, and of several The jurisdiction over which the Contra Criminal Court before him. Here wee • man who bed received • geode persona who had seen the affray which terminated in the at present anode comprises probably • population of more manly education, was well connected, bad been a cairn* wounding of Roues, was taken. The declaration of tire than three minim souls, but, of course, that jurisdiction in the army, sad moved in the society of geutlemen, sunk prisoner showed that there bad been en Irish family quarrel , oely media to he te higher Glass of offense', such i i murder, so low that he was going about the strata i t ch e degreding of the usual kind between himself and his party on the me i wonadisg with at to murder. forger; , humbly, high- position of a common beggar, and all was mused baod and the deceased sod his friends on the other, but he way robbery, arsoo, and other serious crams, all the petty through his ows dinsipated habite sod rootless miebeha. did not deny having stabbed Neese& Hs celled several reforms being disposed of at the Surrey and Middlesex viour. It really was most pitiable, remembering what the winnows, but th eir evidence was of no Importance, en sow Quarter Sessions. The *umber of perms. committed to the defendaat had been, to see him before him in such a condi of them could speak to the circumstances under which the Central Crimind Court during the pest year was as fol. lion and on such • charge, and he really did not know what blow we. given. The primmer was thee fully committed • lows :-1864—October, 137: November, 116 ; December, to do with him. The worthy magistrate thee decided to for trial at the next Leeds anises on the charge of wilfully ' 66, 1866—Jappare, 163 ; Febrnery, 119 ; April, 193 ; further remand the defendant, In order to onounitsicate murdering John Bourse. —Genii Mercury. I May, 110 ; Jam 96 ; July, 98 ; August, 142 ; mod Sep. with his Pisa& 133. Total-1,373. Out of this number, although I GLOYZ MAILING BY CHELDII.II/C.—The COmMirsiOtt Umbel'. • there were several c har g es of murder , only one priming 1 THAMES. appointed to institute Inquiries as to employment of obil- Messy des Tams, • married woman, well - dressed, who dna him reported as ja w . relative to Yeovil : _ts At charged with that offense was convicted sod ere- gpp , Wri a to be labouriog midge great medal *Pity end Yeovil it is gait* • common thing for tbe Undoes (glovers) , 1 1 81 111 ,,_ 111 ana Milli.", the °lmam, for the sutfausennd who fainted during the prooseihepolaseharmoct at Meat or sea years old. who work three or four together for murder Hf_,__,- mris,_ ___,_ llBBB B, 78 . 8 simmer prisone r tried with being drunk and disorderly , sod threationg to threw for a mistress, to labour from six in. to eight p.m. %Wm il ilnil li I.'" peele d s ho ve r eferred to, en d . who her child into the Regent'scesal, sear the Ole* Tam* , even this, bad as it ire, is exceeded by the cruel extortion@ ! w 6B , _8860•48,2 until emsocted. samelY, John Curvier off the in tbetiiivend-road. The primmer was seen in the Married of manta in the am of their own obildres. Thu, one child ma'am M majar Di VI". but " Mfm" was com mi t ted road on Wednesday night with her little girl, aged nun et Yeovil had worked im hems all caw sir sod from six or 1 o ur a th• " dim " i mladie/Jm t f the court , ad, therefore, ' years. She inquired of • young sue named Mullett where area Lin. to eleven or twelve p.m., or for 16 et 18 loom !tow '''''s not aP.PI7- It m • "Memel' fact that dm* the lest sbe meld obtain • lodging. He directed her to Bath's Coffer pan the amber a fereigners mot to he tried at these out of the 24. A girl at Yeovil who began to sew gloves be- bowie, in the road, sad said if she was not secoesefal there fore she *subs*, with four or five others, says that although ""i'm km maramaalf increase d , ei1d....."'bi11"'",..._ in farmer she could *Pis a lodging for herself med.:shad at the Heim she was kindly Petted by her mistress her health Poke y,"" " wim al maa mcarmam m bed ma name cf• workhouse. Directly afterwards he beard the prisoner talk dove. Her eyes were weakened so that semedenes she i mrlidiner in the= celender, ~_ _,,806 • • of esewlee sow take a bout throwing her girl ate the water. lie walked a tow could not see, awl her side bun bee. She vested from I *gm at which an _ e m a m u • amsa ad 'Maim* yards and heard the girl MOUS end cell out for help. The 6 am. to 8 avid 9 p.m.—fourteen as !Neer beam Mr. Hill.l mere „_._ flea ~. Vitt itmalme_._____m famill mm , mm. 66811 ,._,_ , la Mks. ' girl was labouring under great teeny, and said' her mother so employer . aye that the chief source of lsjwy to health ;rum mmh arm the 8 8. 6816. 6 "...v.." wm "'" 6 "m BBB^BBB • letended to throw her into tie cenel, end clang lathe yang as the cosiinual sta te Dr. Gresebows, who Pas made 'a* ahead lamas Decry m, Is grow' " 0044 with Oa* ' ram The prisoner was gives ink the cesteely of Herber, a a special inquiry ink th e is on health se thin. feeulrements of the law in • • elithferdee7 slimmer. policeemestabia,No.7Bl‘wbe wee informed the primmer bad making at Yeovil, in which district it is stated dot woo throws mother child into the water and drowsed it. The perms are alleepther employed, someleales thee exam* Prisemer. who 6139 era dark bed quarrelled with her lam hour Imelda( is A vescileted rooms for me ramp heave • Dv BARRY'S lolleJfflotet EMIL= lenneenris Rle- , band • aim Porter. the previous sight. He feud *II • day. there is mo aserseeible rase for as imesnal amount el nem* Alums TODD eletee tbrise th e IleartlieNat et the I beadle* of Am is the Pollevflen he. OO korai, end seselv di em' s.. b u t tug • to these muss, bed umplactoe, • tom hesesed ewes, wahine reediehre or Weesweienee. d3W.P. ' per. Header* her to leave the room, ad sleeve* eat sal overce medies. and lam there is, sewed the poeuis• 81 •,,_ emilla mom* esagialOft "eV_ .: "MOW, _ _ _.. seats* herself at die door with toe child foe aa keep awl ties of email , and pertiguirly smug females. a grid ...."''• ama mma .." ia • il'illilililikm it nest ''' ili . •••,.. keds. "'' il `'' then strayed sway from her home. Hee heshand mid abs wee oix ... wei i — aiiiiin r . ve iiiid co., N.. 1477, other addicted to drink, sad be believed abs wee ain cella eight precedence of pulmonary derdes." 0111111.11. PAW= 0111 SWILLING DAL — , leerdes. W. Br Iftil. lib.. te. rd. : 11Ile. lb.; Sinn, NW : as• in Imo 18684 - He lima at Hm $4, Willleatehliete Driede* Trynewerty. Nov. 2.—hieehirse es edveeese. 113 ; st 11, Iketashoodbarteateasen:ALlMapim=ll4 mlIMI.Oelord• green. and was employed ia Ossahrenewa. • . illeee by ease tiebeile 9191 ; Mel *Mink 1.71 M. domM; sled* al 0 Ms. Mrlidps somas& Me slevart lea a week to lv. ClaYuan quire into her state of mind, end whether there wee u' 451 he., and calmed L. per load. New beta, Vii truth in the statement that she bad drowned ode of her Isrhria cora 6d. par qr. dearer. • woad children. NZALIM. Noy. L—The supply et wheat mu &mead yes !Ira sad ad a further admire ad 2118:.!‘• 11 OIMESSMITH. John diallowled. a youeg man of colour of short stature, who entered the watt Inals • trying aides, wee Awned with begging. and 'moulting a little girl. Police-constable Morrie, maid at half-poet 10 o'clock that morning he Ina on duty is the Addimooroad. Hewing tom, when be ow the prieoser stop several ladies, baths could not hear what be said. He threw himself down oa the pavement in frost of two ladies who appeared very mush slaruied, and they were obliged to ran amass the road. Oa seeing witness he ran away as fast am he mould, sad be lost sight of him. Shortly afterwards, while pasting by Hollaad.villas, • little girl came mereuning to him sod said a black man bad caught hold of her round the Deck and bad threatened to muc kill h her. She los alums& is hysterics. and appeared very frightened. Witness soon afterwards saw him is AddOonoresoent, sod on taking him to the little girl she at oees ideatided him am the man who had assaulted her. He then took him to the station. The witness added that there bad bees several complaints about the prisoner. Aires, one, of the odious of the coati, said be had seen the prisoner in all parts of London. Os being convicted at one police-nowt for begging, he would go into the district of another. Mr. Andrew, the clerk. informed the nogistrate that the prisoner had bees charged at that wart for begging end frightening persons in the streets. Rush Williams, the little gin refereed to by the ens stable, said the prisoner stopped her, aught hold of ber frock. and tore it down. Hs said be swell kill her. She ess away fogs him, end met the weseroblis. The priseast bad run after hot avowal times before is the Idabel& The — - mg qr. Fins barley Is. to 2a per qr. bather ; other sort. as d.er OMB dodo doom. Boom tended upwsmicw NEWSMAN Nov. 2.—We war* well supplied with whim this day, the floor wools met • qinek Dale at an adreras m 2 4 , to 3 s . per qr. epos lade rata There was Mel digwai f c , m u m ' , pgm's higher. Oats a steady sale w meow" quotations. Beans 2l, Arm. s i . ocwro i.m.Trio, Nov. I.—The arrivals for the mis week cossid of 910 qrs. of wheat coretwhe, sad 2,614 g m . from abroad. To this day's market there was • modem s supply of grate from the moron. Whist met aa aim s doemal, at ea advance fully is. per qr. on het s le w, currency. Barley 26. per qr. darer. Otto, tad pees L. per qr. higher respedavaly. Tim prlo b r4 a_ has been advanced 24. per sack Wltsil, psi qr. d ang . to **basket Durham sad Yorkahies rod, 45a. to em. 'limo, white, ; 50a. to 52 0 . ; south country rod, sm . si ; 52a. ; ditto white, to tie . Barley, triadic.. Jlr ts 33", Owe, f new, Ms. to 265. ; potato. bushel, 26e. to . Beans, New, 46e. to 48a. ; to 50s. Ilienums, Nov. 2.—The weather his vomited tamm, ht& so the supply of pas is short. The Wade is um % art( poises else' —Wheat. 2a. to 3a; as, la.; barley, m. to U.; sad boom la per gooier. unrsusaii, Nov. I.—As compared with whist was 5a up ea too, sad 2.. 1.1. up cm average. md 5 ..... " was 6d. arocd. t o p, sad 11, up oe some. Oat. won IL d o wn ss sad 2d. up on SYMP. aseal won ea top, and dews cm average. Wheat, 4.1 s i m barley, 296. Old. to 37a.; oats. 20s. to 29a. 34. ; ksmti 400. to WM. Os the prisoner bolos called upon for hie demos" be remelted bu blabbering mime, bat the words be uttered Were OATTLB.-Bnuenromue, Nov. 2.-W• woe km", supplied with beasts at this day's market ; u t• quil l the supply _wee ratbee inferior. The bout+ were shie l d about Tuesday's rates. The :amply of sheep wu megehh k the mutton trade steady ; so attention in prices. ca T iii limited sup ply, the demised fair ; full prices obtains& p i s a goon„ mam m a s apid, • a clearance made. Bed, 4T to 70. pr lb.; nrtoi, 844. to 90. ; o h m . gm to tlfd. Baer pigs, 1 0 e. to Us. per won ; gage; ir io : lls. to lb. Bourros.. Nov. 2.-We had full saPPly a bed el em market to.day, and the majority of the rads se do woe of rapirtaa quality ; the riumead was pod, sa mples realised fres 65e. to 67e. and 181. per art, hi esooe&try _flora 60e. to eas. We lied • fail emi l: sheep, which proved greenly in roue of the ash though rhos goalies still command high km', as • rule, bed to sabmit to the reduction is the Wu keis this week, sod we may ot. lifd. es sa rim mag figure. There wee no do doing la lo Mare ratio. lisle °owe trade showed a marked impoureat ; the lig* though still of a limited obezares, was herr them NI have era it for the last few weeks, but it was cot owl h the deemed. High prices were obtained, &adored wish a id • good henpd hea deman ds at from 201. to Zit. Mall mph a pl a d, but there was a slight Marra ea bet week's prier, bare pip selling at frees 10• to 10e. al. sad small porkers at 10s. 64. per warm A aced lir d hones. red an rare *airy led to a very fair leek NoryliiiiiiAll. Nov. 1.-The show of hi stock is, Mil the ease, sad although chiefly Irish, the q tailor better, but trade wee very slow. Best b: ii dth: from 80. 9d. to 9e. per rose, sad fakeer from 7s. M. to Be. The supply of sheep was hop, but trade remit% beet qualities Mari from 80. Mrs, Bfd. to 7d, put lb. Mere iambs were ohm, md to woe rather bettor,. en prior from Bd. to Bd. perk la porket pip the prom were firm, at Bs. 641. to its. pm Nue; hiesa pip said as fur Be. to Ba. 34. stow. Thin we no calves b the market,-Number at cattle et meekst:- eaturday : pigs 198 ; Wasedey : beasts 280, sheep 1,111; pep 6. EDMIIMMI, Nov. L-1114 umber of cattle this amounted to 502 head, bets ea Ware of 187. Bdss were dull. sesdrak=s,•dsopwa. T er pries Be. 61.; name. Be. ts Bs. 6d.; and inferior, 4a. 6d. to 7s. 6d. per dem. The Dumber of was lees thee at last =rid .• those being 5,184. or 2,578 fewer ; 282 of whir woe de re lamb. Sales were dull, and prices in • good many hirers la fel. to 2e. a bead down, and at the elope a imaidemble grotty were unsold. Extreme top pries, did.; top moat, 94. ; arrest, Iled. to Bid. ; ewes, 7 4 d. to 84. pre Ib. Psi gip brought 6e. to 6s. 6'. per stone ; id: to sight weeks old In, from 12e. to lie. a heed. Numbers is market-Fr cetth ; 522 ; sheep, 5,184 ; pip, 378. unintelligible. Dayman maid the prisoner appeare to fancy that be d scald de mho liked, but be must bi Unlit that be weld not behove in that disgraceful way is ceantry. lye committed him to prima for two months with hard lobos!, and told him that if he came before him &pin he would be sent for trial A pen= in court maid the prisoner almost friglitenist his little boy to death. I.wAY ma CmaL. Landon I North Tow Cwt. Writer° 10e.Tell 16 Croat Ncethern l Ol 4O 0 Oveet Weston Weisel 11.611 11 Great MIAMI loadi Waders loodon.Chathon4 sad Dover Loudon, Tilbury. & Ireathend 1 B Dread ooth lostern Junction Conal Total 674 241.9141 Total October, 1564 .. 1117 219.421 October. 1866 ocanivivz Dungan, 1864 AND 1866. By BBlo. Tons Jilt, Ito Oct. 11, 1866 6.400 ;06,819 J sn.l to Oct. 31, 1110 6,879 1,10,466 ----- DIMON@ GPI Sktil6 Incas*, TOOL CWi. ly Railway and Cant 1,2401.07 10 Jan. 1 to OaL 111. OM LOAM 18 Jan. lb Oct sk, issa Mare= to the pros= per IMAM 12 Mr. 3. B. Seat kw aro publisbed en export HA á the distribatios d seal imported tato go port or d IaZI Loam, by sr , =4 sod coral, sod afterwards emporia oosstriaa or to foreign Farts, or slot boyosd limits of Lesbos district, by rail or Woad sarbistios. daring Ckitobar, 11865. Tom. 1. Hall wapborne Goal paring in Wangle through district IMMO L Banburas parts.por to British pesemkos or to foreign or to the coast Ditto rest beyond limits by railway 0.866 Ditto by lOW sad Wand navigatil 11. Hallway tine eget Iliplided to B ca ritich peeescsions or to foreign parts. co to the coast On Ditto by canal and inland novigatkei Ditto by AU bemd diskrlots — 6. flerborne cost breqPit LAO port sod exported in same shape Total quantity al cod conveyed ed Want et goal duty district daring Oct.. 18 66 70.438 Ditto ditto ditto OeL. LIM TALLOW.-111rtrainuT Via. market eel steady to-day. Bp* 50s. U. ; Dessenbss. 60s. 9d. to 515.; Jemmy, 51s. to 61s. 6d. ; Yank 525. 6d. OOTTON.—lavasPoot. Nov. 2.—Tharo has bs say isquirT to-day, at steadier prima Was to-day 8,000 balm. to 4000 sattaalation and export. MOD Marina, 184. to =.l. ; 800 Paraara. tr.o., 22d. to 5140. ; 1.500 igyp liar, 20d. to 27ed. ; 3,900 Burst, 124. to 19tt. ; lid. to 18d. ; Sala, km, 111 d. to LW.; Ohba. 1114. to lid. WOOL AND woIisrED.—BILLIWOM Nov. 2. —Thu rearket is exceediegly quiet to-day. Although, AIMS it bourne 6mm:that the Beek me of disoottst wee sot farther admiral, time has bees a more cheerful some, the hark t, however. remiss extremely flak Vary little wool is ohamlieg heads. Pars me • little ember. Is veered yams there is vsay little dreg. Is the ass of ✓ums who are act under soaker, prises are, if earth*, rather father than last week. The leaf% spines: s pa = however rill so f ally segaged, that they ere ad • kislivig sad are esserrawatly ballroom' be quer ism The import mereheats an oat of the market. There is • steady Ware doing for the home trails. This. h set the least speraistive feeling, and pinchers am scallsed to small crass of web yarns es me seeded. The piers markst Its is roach quieter that it VIM The dimmed for tie Oestimat beesailag eztrunely quiet. Buyers shark whip am ender the impervious that the high prices whisk have bra hitherto ruling masa for my birth of time be maintaiesd, postpone their parshesse broad tameness sad preedag neriessity. Map have come to a standstill. sad me beg as particular makers of plain goods are so well under contract. no decided giving way n prior ran bs larked for. Os the other bead, manufacturers wines orders are manias oat see to-day willies to make some slight cosersios bat as many of the prtos.lists which have bra lately Wad as or a noatiaai character, the reductios, after al. r hardly appreciable. The toss far all the markets has berme quieter. The home bosses are dear leas business this they ware. Is heck there is a gearing lull. --- LACE AND BOBlERN.—Norniralum. Nov. 2. This is ths time of year whoa we look fat the lint amp. toad of Liquid's of the spring trade. bat the high pride of brown nets, and scarcity of twist tads to keep thelade sarkist quiet The amend& of besieges dews, bawd", will compare horeorably with the sad* week is emend past years, and trod America there is still • brisk demand for cotton goods. The ooatine atel trade, 'spatially for Germany, is depressed. In the hosiery ade bodiless le @gain reetrielsd by die With Prim of T tr em se ib• ea* hand, and by a fear of • little rolazatios oss the other. Then is dill a fair somber of orders for the Anseries• markets, se also for hand ass, bet shipping dodo is rase. stilly very quiet for all lAMBS of goods.—Nottosphan Journal. COEol.—Bramucoruir, Nov. I—A t this day's market Mere was • fair supply of wheat from the taxon, which was cleared off early. at an advance of ls. to 2e per par ter, whilst dealers held for 2s. to 2s. 6d. more mercy. Baler, M. per quarter. Oats, 6d. to la. per questa higher. Boas and peas unaltered. BRINTOLy NOV. 2.— AI oar market to-day dish wheat was in moderate supply, and sold freely, at sa 'dome al ls. to 2s. per qr. The sales of foreign were at an improve ment of la. per qr., but only a limited business took place. A good sada doiag in floor, sad ohms wan la. to ls. 6d. per sack drier. Natio barley modandely dealt fa. sad quite an dear ; grinding in active domed, and fully la. par qr. higher for all draerlotioes. Oats Is better sad generally bold for an advance of ls. rer qr., whi& the sale. Naive la. per qr. dearer. Beans the Wm spied buyers. Omuta, Nov. 2.—We have not bad such a herds is Devises for wheat and barley as we have had to-day for the last two or throe years, sad if we may rely upon the informatics which MIMI to as from various qvartess, thiap are likely to edemas enisiderahlr as the winter pro. grows. Indeed, we eee sollsiag at present to provost It. The supplies from America will, it is oomputed, he from ace to two millions of quarters leer thee they have bees is previous yens: sad there is at literally oohing oe the water boned fir that ern interfere with the sale of homegrown We were set surprised therefore to led a rim is prior today. specially as the supply was moll. The OEM throughout was saimated, and a good cloremee was the coseepteme at se advance of from Is. le as. • quarter. There was but • small supply of malting barley, sad oonsiderably more Wyo.. Tamers eammoresd as admired fie. per quarter, sad nearly ell was li ti st en atoms of from Is. to Oats wan sine Is. door, sad Moe and pees Ana is pries. Bag while wheal, 116 a. to We. ; best Ted ditto, DM M 265. ; Ober orb, Ms. Is 13s. ; best berlay, 38a, to 411.; este, sea. ; um % 225. to ; lee. to tb. ; winter ,subs~ Ms. M 26a ; rye, lie. to Ire. ; fine flour, Yle. leeri asorede; Ue. te 114 a lirsormarsa. Nov. 2. —Then was a gra ritoalairoo at oar market Ala awl • fair eloatrad was aoporkaord far whoa._ .11•1 1 1a -- "g c l " sad = it le ed. MI ORM OWN Ms mime of !Me di % se' Tint nave aim b. wood todly la par Wire, _bat wNh «as • modoraft bulimia probe. Ode adtratood u per 31-c- :v.v.. No. 6, I ASTLI • , VINO SIMS bitkinaid de Tar :Alga - V e AciE Id AI • !WM nap:l --ia -- 17 - 111 , ----..... 1/1111sw ). WQtabili; "...... OA lILLIID.--j tot : mars* ••• •I ( n i t ' swat i n egolodui/INI. JA. , MUM s MAI ad , 11611,444.; ma T. IL . TZENSLAND., MGM Lull - governor , . /1. , orMel, to all elso 024 of MOSOC ifir Mi NOvisibee, a, aos I°;4 NM ND vor aajoinemend rowel ILilWausseue r.4o.oApett..m..eig:onimoustaZall::9o.:ll rCAYIZif sistVistrsass s 6 foal r lowleg as " maw at flak to 110661. A. for Mica, toe • Twos t, paissa ba trusdatrami at Ss UWO4 RON MMb =lll tss ; mead eiga cals. gifi —r 66 1 I. M. 0111/10, WIN lowaleo Jane : elf B. FMK FROM T" PELLADIL2I irefektuFlNllT *myths t,. f , MY • CITY 01 WI CITY OF 311 AM w CI in WettedTY OF 13/ m and Osten Finer by =by t ill gi fs.m. MILli • aan g 7 r Obi mom a, r • VeOTTAIRa ▪ nON el IA I*v. MI sod towels 1. Broandok es lethal et tios liodliood taro Wood sal • tozo Moo. LIM r , tisk:li. NORTH ME ThalflW LINZNU gnaw, env, TWPIG Train aervlco at an latermodis Datween Bow Ilatanalk alwa7 liatiwasa Kew 4. Oraolas-road Inca Woks Junction ri rarnia Wet wan orranatnat lima Tialwas. of Woo, I = moon WA rawalabla boob o ., alike Statin, BRITON DZITA. Olt Osage Bowl a, lain Diswett. 0. U. Dario*, Sir la&Duk r Urn, Wel:4°l;;* ~~~ Tba lank cat Mann Dim Saar m 4 ACtitday *a me Z t : we bdwe Cc mama 1,0 poi abark aWi l 301 71.21L ane 11s amonul TM ga s to saw tit Part dew widely bad an apptt LO N"' WA 01 1511ROV .1." and t saau eta, st, la ARLO ) .11./ !ell is . latTotti or it the mar Mc* ' BARLOI 140 IMee id. ZAILOW ; MstLrr 1 lintiool I 0341 I/ OtIONV 1110 P .b please there was Mr 451 be., and oatmeal b. per load. Now 1. 7.......„...... n, vim 14 044 c:::; :;1- E• ' rued me of her Indies cora 6d. per qr. de seer . - - aw NRWAILIE, Nov. L -The supply ef wheat our limbs .. The demised was fins and at a further admen or 2 4 , t0 of short qr. Fine barley Is. to 2a. per qr. higher ; other mil l'-•- • " Ink wee = se deer. Ode a shade defier. Beans tended upwards • NSITBUIT. Nov. 2.-We were well supplied 14, wi o h.. Die id ,,„.. e.eleek this day the Aber miens met • pith sale at agm s .. - ., ....••••••--------- ""`"•• ='" -- CO te. to *,. per q . woe late rates. There sr en d.,„ --- '' d WM. bat y or h u s s y ; Wo r se 21, higher. Oats a steady sa: m. ----. No. 6,0 , 1 bated( dean Oa at twi n , bapold potencies. Beane Arm. aw the toed s i ., oes . r os.m.pmes, Nov. 1.-The arrivals for the met :s_r___ • '. .-!: , a I to ma ga ; sa d week consul of 910 qrs. of wheat meetwite, sad 2,124 a s . . 0 " - 4, 4 w hil e p a wn from abroad. To this day's market dare was • moda; ' . T • t t . ~. ~, to „..„,m oo t o ;dm simply of psis from the growers. Whist met sa elm s , - T o r'd o f bar demeol, at as advance fully de. per qr. ou hat w o w, vernmod lablcuMl4, n al u ier hish . Shoissed.wes pastsi rw • Beslof v hirharerreasirpsow• dearer. The Oste pties , b asso swot a tr a ftigp. soe . ores osst. ssA bee been advanced 2a. per seek. Whoa, ma sr , ,;" •ff ,, or 1 9 w o oed Wm as to th e boatel ; Durham and Yorkshire red, Ma. to 4 1' ; -..-r-i-r - rrtf -- r • • t ob h hi ts to um ditto, whits. 50s. to 52 1 . ; south country rid, "0„ -- i o i s d h oes ma ma 52e. ; ditto whit., to Ha Barley, pada', 'i s t , fr'41034 LSAT. OtaftliPPAOMl 335. Ode, f new, 245. to 25 5 . ; potato, eh o dd h i , h a d sea s busied, 265. to ions, sew, 465. to 48e. ; o w ; C ----'--"'"" c a"--i ebf intoconvicted at to 50 s. the district Uzsinnel, Nov. 2.-The weather hes tr u ed. thrsh, 11741W = . ... “ .. ... " . .... 1 , 1ttirt W7 f, .. bL so this_ mpply of gods is short. nis emi s ogistrste that the sod pram klghte : -Whoa. 2a. to 3e.; nets, la.; harhm i. ,:,c a o rt for begging and to Is.; mid beam Is. per quarter. Q 13.011).- Zremmunit, Nov. 1.-As oomparn with i m , ....„ red to by ; the 0011 * wheat was ea up on taci t sod 2e. ld. cep of swags. - p o i Badness •• • • ( ni l . gtkitiottar.ot She was 6d. om pr_ap a n), 2 7 . d , : on up a m averit am Osts w oe • ls m es Me. Thermal on top, en7ll id. dews cm overage. Wheat, Qs t o igh.7 I lis the •daises- barmy, 28a 66. to 37e.; ode. 20a to 29a 3a ; 1. - I M7. lamb. laniesetii 40s. to 44a. WMI9 era s ir his ddeme, he ---- =r a ll. c o. eall T. IL ads hi "Urea Irmo OATTLE.-Braurnmithit, Nov. 2.-We win 1,..„. supplied with beasts at this day's market ;as to , 1 ,74 ....--r----_ Id to Lamy that be. , the r i pply _was rathes inferior. The beasts woe steth at 9 IIZENSLAN». Klkfl that be soma about Tuesday's rates. The apply of sheep was nod,,r MAUL LIN/ a this rwarsUP. Hs the mutton ma& steady ; so intention in prices. o t hiii Governor , . A, peagso, to all elm is with hard den sued supply, the demean talc; full prime obtained p i t ON of IdONOC tal Was h 0 yam pigs a sesemoble sieWy ; a clearance nada Bur, ke Novinitier, 0 Rd. to lid per lb ; modes, 816. to lin. ; a i m am meat' mod Medan his I. gig. Swim pigs, NIL to I.la. per Were ; pat,* gr o. L"'"1, the ha is, 1 Ils. to 21. His hill • ibIIMIINEW• eeoo • .... Ilintros., NOV. 2.-We lake lull supply of best el mg rergeol poettonsr, lardy d the wind sea do s q l gr a f ir, ITS, LONDON. wpoi l og ty , the we& Son sed im milked from 655. to 675. end 68s. per cwt, mi AO YON beeLattil • ✓of the London teeee&try yen 60a. to 63e. We lied • fall ,ate Jm 1 1 the Pew IMULIes ing statistic s of he. sheep, which proved greatly in moms of the is t ; mesh Lowien. AM of Lonsloa, by sea, though prime polities still command high fga z o t 5 : as a role, hod to submit to the reduction is the Ws ------ marked this weak , sod we may ladle lled. es as atm fIUNADD . I 1111. WAT AIM Calais figura, There was mann doing in store Mtn. Ismail • la_ , 35t1• ;.;;; Tf oo s • en. a N o rth F o ca Out. ease trade showed • marked improvemest ; the mirk . ~.a.to s os = [a. FRE • m 100.716 16 I though dill el a limited dander, was larger them it • a - l o o nsg t o s a me orrice 1181,969 0 have seen it for the last few weeks, bat it was sot mil h 'esters l M I: . ' Im am • • "' en - end • good demen, bet th ere was • slight Mesas se ' .restern MIA 1.6 for ,Chathani. het week's prism, Moon pip selling at from Ili to Mall • Taking preen evr 1,811 7 end smell potion et 10s. 6d. per seam A poi am d be treedierei at •-• , ini. horses, and an scam inquiry led to a very fair lens Wined Wea l s Maa ' ' the " ' • 136 • NorrnionAn, Nov. 1.-The show of fit stock wis ma 1 = L Indere - Beau wt intim or • L Junction the same. sad although Welly Irish, the grim m g at ; rend o do s , 't I • But fed berm odes. *lk-Au . --- from 13s. 9d. to 9s. per Nene, sad inferior from 7s. M. to , I. M. Cumin.s, W r. 1866 OM An 1865. 64d. to 7d, per lb. Mere lists wits sem, wiling - ------- dps. Tom. was rather better,. at prim from Bd. to 9d. per b. la IiTIAM FRO/ .400 11.188,819 whet pip the puss were arm et Bs. 641. to ils.pr dee; 6se• pigs end as tam fle. to 86. 3d. net loom TWO Ille ; TOE N ,879 VOA& - `•---- me edves in the inerket,-Number of cattle at nobst:- PIWADI 679 @watching then MAU Ilstatity : pip 198 ; Wednesday : besets 280, sheep 1,111; samytim the Erni • Teak Cwt. Pies 6 . Itholl 1,246.07 10 Eromsonon,NOv. 1.-The umber of cattle *immesh' • CITY OP ID 1.908.022 18 ensousted to 5-C heed, bug an images of 187. Wes wen CITY OF dull, et i = se d s :we. Tep prim 8a 91.; eumek Bs. to CITY OF B UMW 12 Asil Gray W Ile. GE.; and inferior, ea 6d. to Is. 611. per stem Cahn@ mirage by eh export MA showl The number et was less than at lea mead 1 lies 15 , 17. mil st a the Port or dletalot ban 5,184, or 2,578 fume ; 282 of Mild wets ices leek powds_br ' • • al afterwards extrorbial... . _ Sales were dull, and prices in a good many Massie la M. PerIMIS lwasede . 1 9 1 7 e lad limit. 0 a,,, . _._ _Lemma to re . s lien down, and et the shoe a emeideseble paskty ter • • Woo. duilug uotoow• we mend. Extreme top pries, Rd.; top mama 94. ; illis airral ls" idg ostrent, 844. to 844. ; tom. 70. le Bd. per lb. Fed pip sad Adair. O. Tam' brought la. to dm 64. per stone ; ell to eight weds old An ' IMMO& through lim o from 1/s. to Ille. a lased. Numbers is market-Irti auk, • "ROTTAIRD . perodiaas or to 523; sheep, 5,184 ; pigs, 378. Aut 1101 f et F WM attend amnia ✓ 1.861 - -- -- - kale Hiniamrlek Et mid MSS ea @grind of the 1. Peamasos TRAM° BETIMES. lisda et 8,601 Bead Mi m eos -•-- cm H Pa ft _ Mlles s. Ye . iel, LUIS O IRA/INUTL a.. 86. and exported ia open. Imam dmilies. 1111. MO. ugy Wink ending Anintst 7.6. L a te n b as - areal Southern et &On. 79 ICH SW tekt as NORTH oc ad /la ter a nodWeek esella w t i t i r OFZNI 70.4.18 WWII and .. 180 - .- 1,111 1 . 717 The NIW LI NIC Week oda( Ost 20. 871.111 T, env, pet, 11166 9 • Weak -__. .-r--'• Geese W sofas aders of Gads MA -•- 170 5 11.02 • Tittirric. Weds ra. Wish end iris& Osalral et Belgium 2a6 2.1 M CVO 7,492 0,15 et all Intermediing Ost IL Bstwven Bow • IMO astern 19 07 i 18,7011 19,72.5 SAW AIN elatlene, sway • NO. -The market was Welk maim Oct 29 . DeMmen Kew 606 617 MI osis hio, Sc.. sid. t o gi g . ; Betted And County Down % _ 626 ma Onsidso-roed inci • 525. 64. Bawd end Iseteri 1 11,889 2 3$ 6 . Danko Junction "'""-------- r peilela Dalt • :-There lass lam awe every leveltinimi • Odes today 8,000 bad, DIMPATCH OP Tax WEST INDIA Mans. -Soma- arms Itakett, expert. A OD) Amertsso, Annoy, Nov. 2.-The Royal Mail Ocespany's stoma' or ihr*. 26. te ARM C 1.500 lens- Ando, app Jelliom, sailed this atonic.= with Mt =mem tic 12d. to DAL ; Medium, male for the BAIA end foreign Won ladies, Maxim ths Therable hooks. Melon Station, ~ 128. to 13g. ;Ohio.. Peelle, Oalifeens, Oswald Aworice, he. She tech est Ti , Peommors mel • posesloargo en hash% taclutte a l Zeilbt - 71. ; cai Zt B RIT LITTA • inarcroen, Nov. 2.-The le ws we s!, ll 3ll2 2 .' Bll64 Aielpt .reseil Z poinis:L are today. Although, Mae Jobe /lode, for Guayaquil ; sad for 'mods Csassaiss Cit . rou a disoosat was sot Obeleild, Omaha Brook R.N., end Lieut. Mm es a mere cheerful la "' MANCHE/VIZ ITN/TY ODD IT/GLOWS, Noma Los' order Davila dremely Ask Very little Jobs Nevelt. L DOH Diernior.-A basset la aid al the Widow Ned Ombra O. R. lido e, Str Ise.Duk a. '. l es 111:14esedas.. 1-e5.... littleid Z-1--..... :glithafrYtidddie".. a-4 earliwF:oiwslispara"""aebildtsobsr. Uoinis=riultilillielablray.Satiraii°l72of thefor":"Nostlinsilftlot ''''''..• `"'""' 4 l 4 = dm district s bonus or menA ke etWond WNW'S ha= Oakum lit they ere got ins them in the boor of ; and from do Deputy a , jaw.' t. e sti.... . 1 . 4 • i u m , m a y s ; „ tOOO , k o has bes t a pad meers to the inages. t so sia less ibathea s ems thm eiase llt is ,46ll. famithis aa M t. r; WOlgax ota Ss e : l4 . me trine. There a not Oen .1 t . Jamtary, _1865. The issaboas Arad give the lonia i "' skies en leased - position of the fan their einem atiostke, for abboeld Ale • Ibemle I.J . • seeded. The .; likase marled mood capital ci the feed is ewer *OWL Ow waists le i m aamedd ,, • ,..,. .a.,..g fee 5.643(.6".. . .... widows end childree Lel umber emended toe dcollibetises ,' TM link i.f guru I Mean. DM.. j i l t -- ; --ttom----•wittob la ve gem y 7 1 401. 19s. 9d. The mensging reemaittaa, ird" ow 1., Bears intik of time bee ft isessaary to sok tar some estremees dd. Ware f' Anti= as., : being et the present time nearly Ave hundred widows en i The above C. 41 ,, too g o t i iMMditAa -g. ao a titd oo tgatglag i ooo oo fatness ere ma etc bandied children on the fend ;rd 1 oltabeas in • a -- - - the large amount of benefit rims a blss of • sumnese. 1., Z s : w " ' eeder f or; eee o tree s 0:: 21.............toorlaso:ireaustanssethly papa/ el ess ila par lti ail dig' • the 9 • me orders are remiss oat smell mount of eatooription• odd by the asessbers (10. per 411 .1 ' akidhi " seeds ' ; Ise le week). it is bcped their appeal will not be made is lei. , r eye, eve hem lately Weed are n uotioa the =wou nd: all, hm is becease hardly I, su Ctr eitabbiud ith FOR vitzumWthatiOotPthiNeosmasstionsoOticii.-flreat l em ma: al e , r al r : The ..w.. . t. i doing low business thee me • eameiga remedy for whoogingewagh. TM my it ,• em morel lull. dhicovend was this. One of the men attached to the The Mtge - was Sesseeis be=taw• del to ham Ide child wth r ie sicr i i i ; N entso usu ; N ov; 2.- him, which mg le under that distremai iffertba• u re a l a. ook be for t thdiso highfirm grop priels The amis L isea ldld. after and staying some soarephemtanstedlasassatbs midst a d . ties Par . 'incu wt aHivarywee : . : bad an app • irist teed@ to keep do home Plea. tossed oat to be ratinallY turd. Tie dineei r i ,f bantam, dose, b ow men bobs Wormed of this feet, resolved to try the mike el Ile mom week m several the ems minim co other little mama, and soon me. y c o in ) , Sere is still • brisk denims' aimed Massa of the allaserdialksY tom? el Oa ra sed f' AA WAI 0 mi ta trade, • = s io• -thdessosii. II hada/ trade a rolaratioe Oa taut Other. able ea lb" which ID."'" goad h " lth. I t au been hi t i. t n ! 'rasa, " ba d , st Moe or yams en lie eat selentl Eld oua rntiN ConrlcTo n n t. . - 3 N - 0 InrHeetrae°l"ntwotAmTOlneyPenjAan be: Cal ms: . 1 5 1 R°11 ' . 4 orders for the Aeries dispute that Holloway@ Pilo which end but a rum = rmd neoessfully wrestle with and overthrow dl p t In all Ur but 44014 kis& is yam'. many toms 1n which or indigestion ereesott Well a ••• of 1100111e-IV•Itilo1 1 nni may be thoroughly removed them panning sad POT arid - MI , ARLO the Pins, madam by • ad which snot be swan IQ (Pm Lle Is , - sate moderate In goaMlty. Wog ballaPertI 1011 .••• 11•4• 4 • :. well la s . . 1-A t this day ' s market detective appetite or Impeded ardmilatloa. Odds is its nor'' . , at from the farmers, which *Anent tre••••••• wad haamak sou o f la t o ts ; par quer. wink headache. and the snaoylng d e m ogr abla ttioli eT OW° " 16 POse ld tbe ila7 .9l the dynenelo in the morning, will be bentsbef lit ;4. 21 ' :: ea 2eda ' quortoo siere lesseYhtskor: =balsamic and eljemethalbil ALM B No 12. per • -------=--'-- ----'-'-- Ake IaILOW . • 'erica today Ba l l " "e el BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. , a s tam ~, cold freely, at as edemas at -4.-- warsoas lau foreign were at an improve. METES. 6 limited badness took pima Brcamkri. ._ ooto o,,, at. at Bro m oi t A bu., g oe setehire, Me Dia g;• ed " hes even le * be le • Id' wits of J. Backman, Faq., of a eon. dal moderately dealt IL fad BLAIN.-October SI. as Lawrie-park Booth, Norwood. gm ' I ladle. hi Iva dowsed, Gad tally la. per Jobs TIMM. et • am. Oats is better said . and CALBOW.-Octoter 31, el Yard. Bredninch. Devon, the win ..-• ~ wei. llahheal u t : n of la ear qr., Irk R. F. (`show , Baq.. or a non. mgr. B l au b e bp s o u s osedater..-ooteher in. at Hassilton-plane, North Brilko , Ir a 111.61. 0a1ga o t, Manias J. Orb Oral, f eato ma OA pm 1 vs not bad such a trade in eclu di ri r a mr .-°d°ber . N. souldr 7l, . ar k4wa s son. -Place. wawrilw.bridge' I'm bram ilielm IL as we have had today for KAMM- October 111, at Dartmouthdow, Blackheath Wl* '. A. P.DA • ad if we may rely epos No limbed Slater, jun., d • son. • Modtats. • us from various quarters. MARRIAGES , king g emidereld at pres. v senttbeto privies t ra it. CRO bi W t airIITZHIA . 3. B. w D idaderm.. .-Oetober 81 0 ..___ , st . caLcre.2155:14.1.7bcp.... LG . , ",,, ---- 01 :i i will, it is computed , he Maud" Wpm. •• ...limbs, younger w.f. J EL Jobn'emeed. ' 11104 al quarts" le e this ibe Y O.Vitt-InitiargirDll.-Tilterssriten U r e a m seams Cauca , ma s ; sod th en aet see tht thuham try the W. Aubrey C. Price. WlllO ll In a . , water boned her of C. Carter . y a q. of The g r ummet, Camdestows, to ~ • e ms At . ale of heinwpown e. X insetted, Dm, Clapluntiesareelaia. ~,,_„., f, • --- tslrod. or• to led • rise 11M130.-Oetober 21 all 3t. sespbeie Chunk Aft" , L ot •Um supply wes men. Tbe ti the Bev . AF. lea° yd was . ?din /1 1 ed, and • good cissidase wee lasoommoa so , mil Os. • D.L., et Charlestown, is the mere cogal7. ' . Wahn-J co of from Is. Ie as. • quarter, pply of malting barley, end DEATHS. [ ' aptly en Cartes. 0 1 -Fenian amen CURTZIA-Osteho si. orris. Witimrtal the pm L = A m" Asa,gad newly ell ...az lettesdon. Imea aged OIL 34. Cats were nee la thew r. Z r Z IL-°ciebur 81 . at Calablatat ' lidelee4keersi L Ilre. DI. ram Bed albite wheat. Mc H=DY.-4letolesr $1 at Own 1616 •• 16 L ; ether sorb, Ali Wasbeth Moe l, the iettl7=47,. , c Mphze • elk; oats, 225. to MX ; lime, -Oehler" at Illirdwkic WIMP@ w Els. ; winter weigh" 114 s. to eada;,fibeerwas• I st , 1 r !IL- be aim, 355. to Its,; len 7214. -"alas Sl ' " ri11"."4 Cie"' I. Min, meg , On gee El WILLIII.-Ostaber WI, at Vfeleas-tweeek Osbeaseld• . . here as • good ellsolimee at liestmest, W. IL Wlllettefed W. sae • 1 &hair Amend was apperided bed, . i d la S. 20. Pet 9t bbd d _ e af e dift • I s .------------------'--- lranteti end Piathbed by srnman o = o ga ssa a l tar • p • ad this & ae•••••‘ 71 ••• landaddross. to oar air d NOW, MIRO La• 1 141 t WOW. _breb wlth aim et teeteentwerts las lariarded Wllllai leeS4l Ode sirmarsa a pep tams. Sovidas a am. - . . - - COAL IMPORTS AND WORTS, LONDON. _ _ Mr. J. It. Scott, the Registrar of the London Coal Market, bss pa .gished the following statistic. of Im ports of cosi tato the port sad district of kedge, fry sea, railway and canal, daring October, 1865 : Ships. To. Newcastle O7 121.141 Benham 24 6,9(11 Sunderland Iltddiestaro' 9 61, ft. 737 Hartlepool Myth I WI Scotch [ Welch yorimbire rs 9.1 01 ouff Swell coal (Indere 4 lei oa _ _ - MARIET& TRALI I IIO PITUIt36. Mei Paa• Mir- WM, 22191, cos& singer& dowitis. 1612 Wolk oaths Asyut 26. a Grist Soothers at L 616 79 226 IN Se II OAFSWeek abeft Oct 19. sal =196411249 IE9 0,212 5.711 Week aiding pal 10. Wan god lira Om, 11699.2 a 44 Oisisda 17,21 11,41* Wadi 62616 00 2 92 . Ora& 044444•1 ean tss ;199 11,310 7,490 MO We* mans oat ' . 211 WasOi Ombra 1907 1 47011 49,721 egos ius Wink wain Oct. 29. sad Ocamity Dorn 641 696 Mt 617 II B&W sad aritcri ll4 11,619 2,199 6.62$ DIIIPATCH 07 rig WEST INDIA Man& —BOMB aurrow, Nov. 2.—The Royal Mail Oompany's stessekip ktrato, Omits* Jellies, sailed this almanacs with Mt made for the BAIA and (series Won ladies. Berke, ths Peelle, Califon/a, Central America, he. She tacit eat IL iremesuers and a plural ease es freight, includied &Oa jewelisr62: B9Bl . ; Fresh jewellery, 9,1571. ; ene Along* Wee peerteegere ere Wert Zitleale, far Guayaquil ; sad for Jassis,Cessmaig Chatield. Captain Bruen, R.N., sad Lieut. M6m lidLuicirssras 17xi1: ODD PILLOWS, Noon lA* Dos Diarsior.—A basset in aid of the Widow ma Ospbs Pend is saDoencled to tabs phis at Drag Lae naive. early in Doesaber. This fund wee teemed fee anew* II widows end children of deemed members of the Ncelli Lao doe district a bonne or mently.._•tifund to s.N$ Nlr= tog them in the boor of mimes ; and from the abash it appears that no las ems Ulna 93,461 i. 19/. 71. hiss paid to widows and eldielma dem Na formaties hammy, 1866. The reembens should give the lassiel politic* of the fund their maim atiestics, for abbolik preset esettal dthe fund is ever AWOL the waists* widows and children last mister sueeded the es by 1401. 19s. 9d. The managing erientiltie, thardea,us• 4&ir eeteetary to se for mine extraneons rig s hew being at the present time nearly the hundred widows a between Gre and adz hundred children on the find ; sad the large amoust of benelit pen limns of 15i.caeltrwlows. or a monthly papas* of 8a 11. awl eitil• drat *nerd* to their eirensetanses). sespered with Mr small usenet of walmoriptson' paid by the .embus (IIL Ph week), it is hoped their appeal will not be mode is roM• Oyu Downs Wzoomo doves—lt is Dow s well eatablielted bet that the emanstions fres plower* are a eseemiga remedy for whoopievaregh. The way it war dboorvered was this. Or of the men Stadia to Ni Paris parneks hammed One day to have hie child whk his. which wits labeseed under that dietreerieg siestiss. The child. after staying moo tine in the idst 4Ms emmoniamil and hydro-ealpheretted eseeit m tiose of Ite place, tamed oat to be rettieelly cured. The Eifetberi at being informed of this feet, resolved to try the mike the emse readies es other patients, and woo cee• rimed himself el tbs sairsordiassy efilesey of the retortiT• —oe/igetesti. [Advertisement] HoLLOWAT's PIIIS.--COD setwatious Conviction. - No investment of money can bee° able se tat whlch insures good health. It has been seta= beyood dispute that Holloway's Pills which cost but a trifle. will successfully wrestle with and overthrow ‘ll-esse lo all mo many forme hi whit* dyspepsia or todlgestom prefects ttietlll may be thoroughly removal by these purifying and godly spra- Um Pills, assisted by a alit which must be amp* ia mid moderate In easatity. Loot isdispoeitiost. meriting ins Meetly. appetite or Imperfect aselettlattoe. Odds to Na efficient treatment, sod names, dieegresable tastes lo Os month, headache, and the 'Hoyt( *Aiwa= or Worm Mild the dyspeptic in the mousing will be bealshetbi =balsamic and sizempillanteg pica BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& MWS. BreEli/cr.—O c tober at. B as Bradford Abbas, Dorastshlte, Ws at J. Backman, Fag., of a son. BLAIN.-October at, at lowrio-park South, Norwood. gm Jobs Main. of a sou. CALSOW.-Octobor 31, WI Yard. Bradolach. Devoe, the wits a R. F. ealrow. Seq., of a moo. OBBOINL-October K. at ilsadltooplace, North Brlrtoo, Thomas J. Osborne, of • soo. BOULISBY -October :t, at 71Botson-ylaes, Waterloo-bridie,ll,, wits of Yr. Y. Soolsby, of • sou. MAXIM- October 31, at Darboootbacr w, Blaethestb, itobest Slater, j YTa un., of a sou. - - MARRIAGE& CROWDY—WRIERREAD.—October R. C. at Ift. Warlee Church. tbe Rev J. E. Widdrhetoe. (*way, w " Wooed" WOW. to: Wades, younger &AO"' Caeh—lnittgarDli.-frotobei.ne".;rai ett."="rttwoh amboak by Eby W. ...ahoy C. Prim. WWWw Bolt." 0 of C.„ . of The Brecloeock, Cemdea-towh dauVree g. Bradford. let. ClabesHeassroa. LLOY Il3o.—Ostober St. at at. tephen's Clafell. na or the Nov. IL Day.GijiorkZial?..L, of Cretals! fo_unqi of Itoloommoa, to Mt of Sir G. A+'& D.L., et Cbazkotoera, to tie ems coghti. MATHS. CURTlM—Osbeber Ira% vidoertaf the UV. N. evrtsis, lettowdn. lon. aef ZERL—O o ctober 11, it Clakieseber, Majoreeaerel L syri, Y.—OetoberCesoletaper=_lC: sinlbeAslaith Moo h., the wth of —oeheeeem at Rodebli . 070 18 1 1. evirmil- imam Med a.. J. TWEW.otob " er M. at I w °- w k. Flyeesi. COW . TrIMIII,III. WILLIM..OIIIWher U. at IffeerthAlfww• CeboollwfWe Ce i Mastiroad, W. S. Willett, ehad - S. Muted sal Pabtliisil by Wnaull=7pdvw. ja. as Lualo44lnek Is do MS 11 imalifilkers l 11* lashisill Itovaitiiis 48 - 6i114 Wv Ira i stL . ; ) '' .. •11. Ilk. 'sill = 4; 1: a env *we.' Loadrew. M___ ti : •oni Air • WWI 41 sal Os. Walls :..bard.