The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-04 00:00:00

THE MUSS, MONDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 4 1865. THE CAWILS PARK Rum of 5 mom sub, whit 60 added, for 4.yr-olds ; colt", 84 10lb ; 811188. 84 rib; or taia pesallies and allowanoes. T.Y.O. (three-quarters el • mile.) (10 puha.) Maurits, Stoic, Slender, EtclusT. Brest% Royal Prim*, Tills, Retrousse, Rlnflaber, sad ruir catcher. MU& NEW ROYALTY THEATRE. This little house opened for the Deacon on Satur day night. when the entertainmeste ormaisted of the faros of Poor Psilicoddy, a new opera In two oats, Calk Grim t, and Mr. W. Brousl's burlesque. Prince Altabet. The new opersorrittes by Yr. B. Bess, and composed by Yr. G. S. Allen, is a light tied agreeable trifle, which Plow , off pleasantly enough by the ski of some capital acting sad sieging. The opera was entirely scooeseful, both the author and the composer (who conducted his own work) Woe oalksd 00. Mr. Brough's MIA and arousing burlesque, with some epeeist alterations for the mouton, afforded good scope for the quaint *otitis of Mr. George Honey se "Turco the Tyrant." The piece was throughout extremely well par formed, and enlivened with some clever parodies of popular airs, some of them in simultaneous oombins- Coe, the work, we presume, of Mr. Frederick Kingsbury, the musical director. The Jr...., semzery, and stage some 901i118 ware throughout to exoelleut taste, and the nooses of the first night's performance seems to promise well for the coming amen. WIDSISDAT. THI If wan& PLATS Of Ifo eon, given by Iba iota. ben for the borough ; 2-yrolds, 6it 71b ; throe, ; four and uperarda. bat 101 b; mend rod ',Wogs allowed 31b ; !slug and dine ammo+ ; eattsaal, 2 eon. FITS far. 'VS CHLAND STAND PLATE (Hanslimp) of 100 semi.. for all ages ; wipeout after tb• weight' are out, 71b extra. Three-quartiles of • mile. THE SCURRY Haul:amid 10 Dote. professionals,li ft, foe 3.yr olds and upward , . ; gent/emen siden ; 6lb extra ; 'Mews extra. One mil*. A HANDICAP of 5 soya each, 3 ft, with 25 added, for 2 and 3-yrolde ; the 'ismer to be sold for 1001., and say ;sur plus to go to the fend ; oilmen' sutra. Half a mile. Tat W•nwick Cue, value :210 sows., by subscription of 10 soca each, with 76 added by the Ram Committee, 60 of which will be even to the second, and 25 to the third .; 3-yvolds, 7st 41b ; four, Bst 71b ; firs, Bst 131 b ; ix and aged, Sat lib • mares allowed 41b, sad geldings , ' dines. 71b • oer lain somatic; and allowances. Two miles and a half. (21 subs.) Abs. ; Age. Mis. Moose The Grinder 3 Suspicion 4 Union Jack 4 lIIICCON 3 I Iris Voltilistlr— Ackworth paid Caller Oa a Iris 4 Shakespeare ..paid Squire Hearty.... S East Lancashire Bydonoston Auditor S Privateer 6 Cambuscan ....paid Ited.ohe 8 Thu WILT= CUP (Handicap), value 100 move., the net in specie, by subscription of 15 eon. each, 10 ft, and 5 only if declared; winner of • handicap after August 24, at ten min., bib extra; Beadsmen riders. One mile. (27 subs., 19 el whom pay 5 eon. eaeh.) Age st In Age st lb Warrior 4 11 10 Auditor Charming Woman Principal (Including alb sr.) 6 11 0 Woo 6 9 7 General Hess a 10 10 All004 lady Bottum (inclu ding 61b extrai_.. .. 4 10 7 Tun COUNTT HANDICAP of 10 'OWL cask S tt, with 100 added; winner of the Lesunington Stakes, 10Ib, sad the se cond in that rem 51b sutra; wisest of any other bendioap after August Si, at slaves a.m., Mb extra; thecond to saws his slake. and the winner to pay 15 mom h owhe feed. Ono mile. (28 auto.) Age et lb Age st lb Stockloger 0 12 Idler John Davis 4 7 Tippler General Hera a 6 Principal Crisis kaoheoner 6 3 Tempo& 3 7 0 as obi 4 2 Grapeshot 3 'l2 ciewind Claztaa The Beadle 4 11 todslelgh Nuneaton Veadervelde 4 10 Harry Breltsford.... 8 3 Jack Asmara 8 9 Hobert' $ 0 Donald IS 9 &land $ A Wean 6 6 Nu THit klutatitY HANDIC Pof 10 eon. each. 3 G with 00 added, for 2-yr.olde ; mooed to save his stake • 'pitmen af tor August 31, at eleven a.m., 51b extra. Threi-quartere of a mile. (25 gabs.) at lb at lb Emote lO Amazon 2 Retrousse 7 La Unto 0 Mira lismiett• 4 The Bugler lon Locket Lacy I Skean Nutrition Slob 11 Maniacs lf 9 The Samoa Venturesome S eam 4 Venturer Steamboat 6 Cotillon Pinchbeck I Wreath Grey Stockings $ A Swurorsien of .ors. asel. with 50 added by the town ot Warwick ; 9-ymoide. tiat 12b • three. est 10th; Sites sod plains allowed 316: winales extra. Threes quarters of a mile. (6 clubs.) Age. Age AP Ambition 2 Gunlock . 2 Mies Harriette .. 2 In. 1 VICTORIA CLUB. --Smanay, 3 P.Y. BT. LEGER. 65 to 40 opt Gladlatottr ran I 100 to 8 sot Broviallans 11 to Regatta 'off, 6to (o 0) 1 tto SoU L) too to 6 autatotuCorol 1 Klarioaka (t & (MI %70101) off; 1000 to 50 Ltddloiton (1) 1 Archimedes (off) 250 to 6 Atiol (0) 8 Ito Duke toff. 1000 to 10 -- Zanboal ,t) 7 tot taken at I Int to tuOL BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-SATURDAY. GILKAT YORXSHIU HANDICAP. 10 to 1 apt Clarlama (cd t 125 to 1 apt Verdant (t) 12 to 1) 25 to 1 Harry &tailor& 100 to 6 &load (ti (t) ST. 7 to ♦ apt Otactlatear (917. I tol t !roily) 101. 10 to 1 apt Tl 2 tol)he Duke (off t to 1 Archimedes (ofli 110 to 1 Christmas Quo' 111 Ito 1 low 1 ILlarinika (off) CRICIST. lINTTED SOUTH OF ENGLAND v. TWENTY-TWO OF SOUTH EASTERN DISTRICT. This match commenced on Thursday last, sear Sborocliffe camp. and wee finished on Seturday—victor) being in favour of the United. The Twen t y -two . b , were disappointed in five of their crack bate not putting in as appearance. Is their *sound ineingt, they maae greet ad vance as compared with their first. The following wee the ware : THE UNITED 8011TH OF ENGLAND. /MST Dames. 1111Cu7D ISSINOS. James Lilywlute, run out a not out... ......... 1 E. Dooley. b Hors T. Lodger, st Melee. b Antelope f st Mast, b Rawllneon T. Humphrey, c and b Rawllnsou 11 e Tem. b T. Bevel, sot out ls c Col d. b Hors IJ. Crear, c liewlbaeon, b Hose— 1 e Carr. I'. Bawlinsoa CO Atop. e Itswiloson. b Hoes .... 41 b Eawlinson. ! Washer, b lion Hearse. b Antelo Bassett. b Ant elo pe l4 b Hors Griffiths, st Malet, b Antelope.. 4 ran oat w3,l).nti 3 w6,b3; tbg •.—. Total 'IS Total IWENTY-TWO OF SOUTH .E ASTULIi DISTRICT. A. Chic ebwod. b Bennett T. Walker run out W. Jeanine, a Geier. b Bennet.. l e Wilaber, b Bennett 9 A. (Blow. b Bennett 1 a Wilther W. Terry. run out Captain Methant, b Bennett .... b Wildier W. Carr, c and b Bennett c Orlfilthe, b Washer .. 1 Antelope, at Lockyer, b Ulywhite absent Racllnann. c Hearne. b Lily white U b Caliber Caraln Sc Inford, b Lllychlte .. b Wid e ne r B. Baldwin, c Hearne , h Illychlte b Bennet W. Sealy, • Hearne, e Bennett .. e Hearne, 1:1 Bassett A. )Islet, not out 1 e Wllaber, b Bennett .. Captain Hors, e Clew b Ws e and b Bennett white H. Fagg. b Bennett b Bennett Oresnop, c Hearne, b Bennett .. c Bennett, b Undue Lewes b Ulyirlif to e Walther b Bennett .. Lynch, c Vlllaher, 13 Bennett T. Collard, c and b Bennett absent F. " , treet, c and b Bennett Brahani, b Bennett not ont F. Penny, b Bennett w....b, 1..19.1..nb Total rmplres- Mean. W. Spews and John Lilywhite. Thomism Waite Smith, laod!ord of the White Swan, . and the harvest thy:outruns the mare &Mist pad that the lama primmer applied to him on the morn brought to c close. Fully half Me holey crop h i LT leg of Suedes, the 20th of August, while be out in bed, seemed within the past week, sad is good order ; to be allowed to go oat, and that after at 6ret refusing, he previously housed, both wheat sad burley. is is ow 41 6 her permission so. tion, sad very variable is quay. White wasgav ow, Milan °headier, I to 17 do H, mid that when he west to tag 63Ibs. to 641b0.), 465. to &W. ; red ditto 0, take the female primmer Into enetady. the prisoner 62110. to 641135.), 425. to 48. ; bat allies Aldridp beckoned w oat of the room, sad wasted him !what Mato 6611 e.), Ma. to 33e. ; sus ditto (o r - Z , to " square it." Witness refused, ad removed the female *g albs. to Me.), 265. to 30s. ; defiling prisoser so the infirmary of the widthwise. Neil "veiling tr an s s ig . hine Mts. to 531 M.), 24e. to 265. ; seta, 24a. to it? he arrested Aldridge. gy s . t o gge, ; peas (fie). 365. to 38a per e ft ; Yr. Smith, who spewed teethe paeans, oontooded Flea 321.6 d. per ea. Averages : Whist, 1,949 that no cue add be made out easiest Aldridge for hale( NM 6d. ; belay, 22 quartets, 26e. Bd. been mimed in the seem disposition of the body. NoTratait, B. 2.-The show of what was lir. Paget thought otherwise, sod emanated beds pg- nu* Mom kring • sprinkle.' ei old and um cork b bit soars ter trial -the female primmer for emesaling the woor sold s t s l ogsegos of 20. to 3. per qr. • se birth, end the male maser for alms sad gags& old sot.. New white, 49.. to 525. ; sew red; te s . to old white, 50s. to frie. ; old red, 4tia. to 50a. pm 36 Barley ma very small show, and much the same mit; maltirig. Vs. to 355. per qr. • grinding. Ns. 211. sae. The eased fer ale WSW firm, and rather is WWI fewest ; old, 27a. to 355..; sew, 21.7 25e. ; foram, 225. to 2035. per 24 eta Sem trio.: well ; old, 44a. to 48e. ; sew. 401. to 44aper ig O ut. ' Oamm, Sart. 2.-At this sere whinge taky as a very fair supply of wheat, saidering the g o .. y g e:r o6 W wales of which were rather in pm; were es follows, viz., old vat, M ot WM per quarter ; sew wheat, from 49r. 1060 x.; oil very ewes, 465. to 485.; sew beau, 38e. to 42.7.. barley, 30e. to N old este. 23a. te 331.; D•W 04104; 275.; sew beg peas, 38e. to 42". Fleet (seeoads), " week. PirraeOlorms, Seri. 2.-Harvest is snarly In this garter, sad the quay of whist better than we mild has especial after the sr.Q . repoets eirmated a few weeks lack. We bad Weer& a lease mealy of both old sed see wheat ; the fear 1.7 the later 2s. per quarter lower Wm last ek, RIUDING. Sen. 2.-The fine weather of the mato. has produced a champ Is the price of all eerie et our market this morning, There was a good nov a ads was tabor dull ; puede of old east feria pries'. New wheat, which wss may Is 'Mahatma.'" low Weds, al la estee were barely mead. I t B et h suetwas quiet, prime Arm. 3ste, test, pees alezed. Sat 2.-The stands at the ea gag, *as vary IT f 'welshed with wheat, sad the A aseeripiees of Lea cam ell many of the assts/ wheat, especially the new paresis, were very ma M. meditiee, with, is some instate, dee of fir ar t*h it the late wet weather. For everything of • seam rioo at late quotetioes were obtained, while• few of the pi. ha fetched le. to 2s. quarter mom mosey sae were, however, dull per at bear Isle prim ?be t o , fort best rues of old 'bite ere 50s. to fa& ; moan to We. ; sad inferior, 410. to Cs. per pear; lei reds, 46e. to 48e ; secondary, 43e. to 4h. fear, 41s. to 43a. per quarter. Neap,secs g trade, sad the dared slow, with, Mara, bats well supported. Barley faked rather high" lene, griedieg brim done at NM to 2fle., ad °beak silk. per quarter. Sea ad the samples of ham mos. very poor emodltiou. giving liar of 'Prating. Tts tied' wee eggs very fink end pas, is masoqueme oft partial failure el the cap, wee Meet id. por t oo , dearer ; the terms for beet lads me 20.1024, age* 18s. to 20s. per quarter. There were very few aphid Maas ea eller, ad the demand being steady pm spat buyer; fee beet old the questa' ere No. and others 40s. to 445. per grimier Pees moral el fog st 40". 44e. per quarter. Ts. se e d market suer my is, with & b ooderate moat ei beams pasieg. Woman, SEM. 2.-We are May esppild ei wheat to-day, two-thirds of which eicesioted ci fie in crop. The quality is various. Then was a fair had 4 ls. per quarter dada ; old maintained late istes. lib sprisg earn aiming, and prison without 41444SaL yds to Me starer :-Whest white, 50s. to Ills., CM I . bushel ; red, 46". to 48e. ; white, sew, Ugh 66 Ws; 40e. to 43. Oats, sew, 1046. to ltd. per stem Woomera. Seer 2. -At this day's market lay only s moderate supply of wheat. and all desuripiim.er about la. per quarter lower. Old red sold sign; sow is. 6d. too Bo Bd. per 6211 e. Barley Ism is roma Oie holly es deer. Beane per quarter dearsr. ; old eeb 48s. ; new, 44e. per 5231 b. Pees mom ad alba You, Sur. 2. -TM show of wheat wee eiesonsthel whit old sorts reamed rant rain, now demipla en easier tabus. Prioo4 far white raged from 411. elk; fee red, 465. te 48s. fee 36 steam The demand isr tail w ad I;l4ored the g, a tO P g. per 3300 r aa te l e7Tris Wu eats was active, sad sellers mina prism I. their ha new, 245. to 265. per 24 sae. Beene were thanit,ii,* per 38 steam Halt, 58e. to 60s. ; rye, 38.. por twat Flea, 53e. to 35e. per rag 28016. SISLOALD; Bar. 2.-Here, to-day, we bed ormy supplies of grain. Old wheat sold ash m ho wl One pares! of old bogey. A few panels ci aria 1 weighing 5241 b. to 551 b., sold at free 235. te Meow t One prod el sew oste, 411 b., sold at $4.. mega Wheel, old, 40s. to 48s. per quarter; barley, old, It 11 barley, sew. 23e. to 275. ; oats, sew, Ns. WATZIVOZD, Sam. 2.-The weather shoe Ilk le sodsnight has been brilliant, which Yes sealed lima secure most el their oetandieg crops is poi saws Supplies mos t rioern psis, from all arms Mos es sideregy ;_fore arrivals am also as ibel soak. All articles et the trade matinee is poi opt at we have no =aerial alteration to note is OM* *opting Irish wheat, tibia ere given w 7 Most la k h per Morel ; foreip at a trifling attach se statics. Osta. -A fair qusatity of new blacks MUNK aria were brought up at a further decline ci ke payee per argil. *arts.-Sholtieg very sane, ho mg is agog to had petty fr eely, sad eels st Mite 13s. per 16 moue. Indian ewe early Is the week a sr tsllieg ed which, however, wee net sustaissi :With market geese Arm with a good demand, a eta ban L over our lest ourrogiose. Flour unaltered. leperiofil week :-Hail. 4.382 ; wbest, 4,160 ors. ; floe, -- " 44 thi week :--0034, 2,230; bar*, 27 Maio ;hll, COAL IMPORTS AND !SPAM LONDON. Mr. J. R. Scott, the Regintrar of the London Cold Market, has published the tollomiag statistics of im ports of mud iota the port sod district of Londos, by sec, mutiny sod canal, der* August, 1866 BY BM. Tom Newestle V' =JIB Mahout U 8,287 Sunderland Xiddlmbed Hartlepool Blida 2 60 Broke Wok& Yoeloidra l9 1,879 I era/ Sala cool Chides lO MI I Cuba •— — Total WO 2411.7111 August 11IN RAILWAT /SD CABAL London & North Tons Cwt. Western Greet Northern 10,140 • Great Western WSW 0 Nidlead Great Eastern South Western S London.Chnthsw. and Dour London, Mx" & Southend South Neetern Grand June/Jon (hail Total August. ist,sts 1864 .an 1866. COMPARAITY3 WTA By Baa. Jan. 1 W AWN $ l . UM Jan. 1 to AWN& 11. Ma — Top. . . SAS ,017.0d 8 kaelp 2.108.ul 414 9.417 DOMINOS Taw Cwt. By tatlway 401 01losl• 1,78160 8 lan. 1 to August I . 1866 1,804,8111 11 ,748. 1 to Aegstt R. 1484 Increase In the present year Mr. J. B. Scott has aleo published an export list. showing the distribution of seal imported brio the port or district of Loedou. by era, rail, and maal, sod afterwards exported coootorloo or to 1 mei', parts, or met beyond limits ci London district, by roil or inland navigatios, during August, 1865. Tom. 1. Ballwayborns coal pasdng to Wassail through WAD 2. district Bes.borne coal exported to British poseesdons or to foreign parts, or to the coati Ditto mot beyond limits by railway LOG Ditto by canal lad inland navigation 1 Esilway-borne coal exported to British possesslons or to foreign parts, or to the coast Ditto by renal and inland navigation 4. Seaborne coal hrstught into port and exported in manse ships Total quantity o coal conveyed beyond limits d Goal duty distric f t during August, 1636 &MI d Ditto ditto ditto August, ISM MARKET& HARDWARE.—Bridriscs•ii, Sear. 2.—The trade of this town is steady, but has undergone very little damp of late; the orders seat home by she factors' travellers are moderate, but as a rule masufeeturris have set much to complain of is that reaped% the ggrereasmajority of than having intik-18ot to keep their seta to fully em ployed. The orders for jewellery and fancy goods gear rally have improved ; is lamps, chandeliers, mid gasdlt tinge there is also more beteg does ; the electro-platers ars also tolerably well-employed. Is the gas trade gessrally there is more activity, and the hollow-wars manufsriu rers and tin-plate-worksrs are at wish fell time. The foreign orders given out during the week bays been dente, but but there is quite as much doing in that deport ment as is usual at this time of the year, and man than might be expected, swains that there is so mush of slink nem as regards bursars. to the meters markets. In the various breeches carried on in the scijeising district of South Staffordshire and East Woncestershire a fair amount of business is being done. On the Dudley and Stourbridge side the large works ars most of them is full °panties, and labour is well employed. OOTTOY.—Lrmaroot., Barr. 2.—A good domed with vary firm mom Baku 15,000 bask Walsall( 6,000 spooolo- Woo and oxpori. 800 Lowness, 150. to 190. ; 150 Foram, to, 1744. tot 6111.; 300 Macwo and Bahia, 164. to 164 d. ; 800 Euptims, 15141. to 22d. ; 100 Smyrna, 124. to 140. ; 12,800 Burst, 744. to 14ed. • liadraa, 124. to 1344. ; IBengal, &Wo e ko., 74. to fia. ; Ohba. 11d. to 124 1 ; Japes, 1344. ; 80 Rim ha., ad. to Dd. CorroN GOODS.--Ithecsumus, Mum 2.—There Ism been • decided impromeneet in badmen and at better prism this week. On Tuesday yarns for shipment as well as for manufacturers of good qualities admateed about 4d. perms ; with • fair cleansed. The pauper sorts of yarn were Id. per lb. higher, but higher numbers, from 32's, were laity aid. per lb. dearer. At the same time an iscreased &- wad for cloths made itself felt, and losgolotho, T sloths. and Mexicans have been in request, with • fair business. To some crust buyers for India have dose buissam but they have not been operates( so much is mulls mid jams sets. Fine printers have been is request. and cloths cd good quadri, suited to the United Stater, are is dosed. At the aloes of the weak the market, though steady, does sot mem itched to advisee. Bolton of puss and goods, like sellers of cattail, appear disposed to meet the mar ket freely, and whore this has beet the am • fair amount of business i re ported. Th The stooks e badness is cloths is of • very p a &erecter. of yarn have been to • great 'attest cleared out, sad when that is the ems spinners appear more iodepsealmt, and more difficulty exists about prime. thi On the whole thefor market has worn • healthier appserasos s weak than some time past, and if people could return to mything like the stemllsem of former times we might hope to see it for a while in something more semi, approsaiiing settled prosperity. / ~~ l 7: o 7 ar V i a 0 /4 g: 3211 WOOW O O 10 lad opel IPY WO" TALLOW. —3onr6DAY, Saimaa 2. —Tits tallow market wen firm. Town tallow was quoted 46a. 641., set cash ; Potsrsbarg T. 0., oo the spot, 465. ; Dsosmber, 465. 6d. to 47a. ; January to Marcia, 47.., " buyers f March, 475. 6d. to 48s. I I CATTLE.—Cause.; SEP?. L—A •5.7 mil 11 , 1 1 7 d tattle on the Seeds today, • fest is man omega do batoble to the cattle Omen. It has rendered berm w l l ansitorm, and holders therefore do not bring am each market. Irish cattle sold for 51. to 81. each; To/ 61 We. BIMINI* amass Omen arm also dull. 016•MM. 181 to 22. ; half -bred% 28s. is 325. ; erases, 224 to 281. IY MIDTALND RAILWAY.--4t is understood thst Lynn sad Salton sad the Peterbotough, Wirbelh ii Button lives will pm into the hoar of this comissy. Mesita of the Lyon sad Suttee line is poslooost entire from Lisa to Peterborough ell Wislasei Batton is completed. A Mermen Nisons Yam votrook Dail July last, the vales el British 4eods arear ted hwa ror pool was 5,768,6884 Wiest 39418 84 in July, WI 5,096,937 t ia 1963, and 5,483,7 in 1862. The rtM, goods sent to UMW &Mee was 1.426. 0114 the laerreagtheoading mouths of 195442) A 1194, and 1,445,9924. To the Aire/alias 249,4921. against the amounts in July, 185442, lam. 166,6744, sad 162,0201. Theme figures, Mich we MI from Yews. Platt ud Co.'s anwelar, gin s my le °enraging view el the revival of the Ameriten kirk BALL A/Sr BlTllthan..—Hootreopet tbie Miend the Medial Protasis. o,...tecesnsist 00 n. the most leelthtel sil Whin Ilsav trine of homoeopathy was kit Wired Into i n g e there were to be obtained.nArratkpas of 000C4 disa tire to th e taste or • to the stoma the se either etipplied In the crude sties, or so inthignil/ ewer tuned .5 to obtain little uri ne.nc at hoggeorrr... pubic chemist, was induced h year 1815 to Mrs sn a _.swr time to this subject. and st math succeeded. with* , 01 ."""...... ci eisixwara inactinary, is being the lest to prods.* es we pare In composition. and so maned by ths peeled issels It MI receives in the process It passes throe" as to be swite. 'Moto the delicate stomach. Vol remora use, Epp's ewe n distinguished as an tarliersthig. pstetel lweslchet hetet with s delicious anew Dr. Haasall, In Ms wrist. 'T 41 dr 2- adulteestioo," gays Cocos caddies a gnat portant nutritive principles ; every Ingredient ssomM * pi growth and sastmeanos el the hotly." Assts. Ass reelo cocoa *Amin "0,7 meek MOM than ei th er calmer tee 11 . Wu* : — T* O nnbEeinds of the powder he • Mahe ee Riled sip with ember or sellk. 80011411 ti WWI it 44b., sat 14b. awl sold et 10. 44 Yea'. ' groom. contscOmers. sml 011/1.1••-tadeletlii..." OORN.-C•1111111X11 1 , Bur. 2.-Old wheat was quite as dear ; use. comas to hand generally inferior is quality and bad in mindrtion. Oats Is. to 2e. dearer. Wheat, old. 48e. to 481. ; now, 345. to 40a. Barley, 28e. to 34a. Beau, Os. Oats, 245. to Ms. Tares, 48s. Sur. 1.-A very email supply of all kiwis of gran, farmers being engaged at hum in completing Our harvesting, for which the weather has spin taken a favourable torn. A good demand for wheat at fail rates, dry samples of old briogiug rather higher prima. A on. aidemble quantity of wheat was sold, bat Ma isoaditacta varied much. Oats and barley Whir demand, at the mks quoted vacantly. Priam :-Wheat, whits, new, 15a. Od. to 18a; ditto, old ,17s. to 205.• ditto red, now, 15s. to 17a. • ditto, old, 16s. to 18a. Baku, new, Us. to 135., ditto: old, 12s. to 13s. Oats, potato, sew, Be. 6d. to 9e.; ditto, old, 9s. to 10s. 6d.; ditto, common, 85. 6d. to 9s. 6d. per Carlisle Wilma. Flour, la. 10d. to 2a. ; oatniaal, is. 10d. to 2s. ; ryemeal and Meow/sal, la. 4d. pet atone. OOLCRIATIR, SEPT. 2.-Ao Managed supply of new wheat, quality various, but chiefly damp sad sprioutiag ; prices were as various • new from 36a. to 495. and gene rally 3.. lower thaa last day ; old, 3a. The above remarks as to quality 'se she extreme difference is micas apply to barley ; • tarp portion of that offered was totally unlit for maltieg ; to sell lower prices had to be takes. Other grain unsitemd. GUILDFORD, BKPT. 2.-There wu as increased quantity of wheat at to-cbay'a market, the principal outman being new and in best condition, and which sold at very irregular prices ; old is request, sad at tally lato values. Eye in large supply and rather cheaper. Pees rather dearer. Wheat, old, 48a to 58a; new, 38s. to 51s. Barley, 30.. to 345. Pam 37a. to 40s. Rye, 294. to 32a. HERTFORD, SKIM. 2.-Still a small market, bat a larger supply of sew wisest ;of old vary limited. Trade it steady , at folly last week's rams. Tha new barley showing this week improves on that of lest--so prier died at mum. Old oats and Reuss rubor dearer. Wheat, red, sew, 22.. to 245.; old, We. to 275. par load, ; white, mew, 24.. to 264.; old, 245. to 30a Ms. to 32a. per qr.; sew, 20a. to 24.. Oats, mans, 18s. to 24e. ; Maa, 301. Beans, 22a. to 28s. Peas, 234. to 25e. per load. Laicurna, Sari. 2.-There was a fair supply of wheat at our markat to-day. Old maintaioed Ma value • new, a slow sale at 2s. per quarter &alum ; old white, 48r: bas. ; old red. 435. to 48a. ; sew white, 445. to 60s. ; new red, 41.. to 46.. per 36 stone. The demand ter barley was steady, sad meet rates were well supported ; sahibs, 828. to 35.. per quarter; Finding, 28s. to 30s. per 38 MODS ; oats end beams were each rather dear..' old eats, 28s. to 325. ; new, 225. to 26a. for 24 Mose ; beaas, 40a to 445. per quar ter. Flu tour, 35a. ; seconds, 82s. psr 20 Moan Nowourimumos-Trua, Sari. 2.-At our market this morning we had a moderato show of wheat from the growers, and although the arrivals coastwise, as well in from abroad, proved equity so, the Ueda, though Ira, was without activity. sad very few sales cosurred, our Principal millers being well provided for the otomaut. Flour was in lees favour and late ratan with difficulty mu. Mined. °Mediae bulgy inquired few. Malt study. Beams and per held innly. Oata it good demand at last week's 1.75 The arrivals this weak ars :-Wbsat. ooadwise 'fords.. 379 barley, (mien. 280; eats, moot: wise, 832 qrs. ; flour, coastwise. 1,366 Baas. Nommon, sapply of wheat wow mai fair at this market tamday, constatiag both .1 old and new, mad the tad* ruled fully la. per Tarter anew than last week, set mach disposition being grimed by buyers Se operate ova at the rodaesioa. Berme' samples of the new *rap of barley ware offered for iimmeatioa, whit* showed mut vaike e legy t' being a/I more or lets dimoloared. No prises r With the eseaprle• at • slight raft osi ffituday, thews be bribers Iteds ask with 67116 triads, THE MOORS AND FORESTS. PF.RTESHIEE.—In some of the low districts a few sportsmen ban shot for en hour or two on the partridge grounds, and the sport km 00020 up to expectatioe. On all 'Ma bills the grouse are now becoming very wild, but there PROGRAMMX OF WARWICK SEPTEMBER 'is ao definably of birds. It is not Often that the prospects ligSTlNG.—Ttixanot. . far the 12th are so good sa they were this year, and ' it is seldom that the washer hem been so mossettled. TER TMAL STAMM of 5 Irma. smelt, with 50 added • 2- 7 - For all that, en unusual quantity of game has olds, 6.121 b ; three, 7st 1211) ; foe', Bst 91b ; five mid alt . already alrady bees killed. On the 24 th ul t . Sir P. K. w ards, 5a ; winners extra. One mile. . I Murray, Bart., aad soother gun made • few brace TER RACING STAMM of 5 son. mob, with 25 added ; z-yr. of puma and a num b s , of bares an the ciestastgra olds, 7st alb ; three. 9st ; fear and upgrade, get 7lb ; noires . moon. They b a d also a lair hag on th e 25th. It was ; e t a and geldings allowed alb ; penalties mad sallies allowances. on both ocomiees before they went out. In the Kahn di.- Throe-quarters of a mile. I trial the sportsmen are at present devoting their atteutioc THE QUIFF'S PLas of 100 guineas ; 3-vr-olds, Bst ilb ; lees to grouse than hare shooting. On the 30th tilt Sir four, get 7lb ; five, six, and aged, 9st 121 b. Two mile a. M. Peto's party were on their way to • hate hunt whoa chaise. . the company aunt upon • fine stag in • wo o d on the farm TNE LEAMINGTON ST MOB (11 " 466 " ) a 25 at"- eac h, 'of Innishewan. The f oar guns wen only loaded with No. 5 15 ft, end 5 only if deeland. with 100 added by the w.es.. s hot , but the doable barrels wen soon emptied and the stag wick Rsts Onto "Sties ; wiener . extra ; mood to save ma se cured. On the day previous, Mr. C. Turner sad Forty, stake. Two mile pause. (441 subs., 29 declared.) The to highest weight accepting being Bat 2112, it has been raieraisedOlealochey, had • hare hunt. and killed u p wards of 200hsree. . A number of the other gentlemen have also killed large quan. let, end the others in proportion. _ . ' ties of this gams, which is vary abundant to most preserves Age st lb Ala ," "' the seasoe, and as it is mere destructive to the crops, Mealier Ciao 10th ax) 4 910 Alabama 4 7 13 Direr Ono 1016 19,,DiAtos Peed eic) 5 9 4 H elen 4 7 8 ' Gloms! AND PAIGTRIOGI SHOOTING 11( DUMBARTON. Dr. 'inter Drotkeld Haddoo. Ma t es • 7lt Sideirind Minim • 7 Del* 1 6 6 AMM It ER S7 9 Spring Dan 3 p a d ! which they satieipated maims to the opening day. Tea Snows Basolcas of 5 son. meh, 3 ft, with 25 This 00 way owing to the aosatitY of hirds , for they at.re amid, for all agm ; wiener 6 4 any hsnaiesa di m August ported to be plentiful, but unusually wild, sod the wet sod 31, et 11 a.m., 51b xtra • Five furlongs. (21 sow.) , unsettled state of the weather hoe materially interfered with Age st ll' Axe et lb ' that success which was expected if the weather had been Belle of the BM—. 1 II It Blackbird Cutaway 4 S 7 0 by Towpath,— ' morass, and the numerate shooting parties oat suomeded Wad Thyme 4 111 7 inorita •• 7 6 . 'in several listened' , we see informed, in twain upwards Jane More 4 111 S Cortm •et • , et 20 brace to met' gun. The coveys ste ammeraus aad the Teenvora Cair .... ....... . I 6 0 0 3l 04140 n law aII e = 61.4 37 0 day for sheeting purposes. b Ilteseinell Goleta Owes 6 2 7 Basta Ilesan sai 11 I lord Claimma 6 7 7 Madero* 2 6 6 Knaxso Pasasurra.—By an act of the 27th Geo. Ostler Tie Avow ffnala of 5 son. each, 3 ft,. with 30 added ; ei Julie and let cd September in Ireland, aid by a resist =t7 tm e=o, 94 ; Allies and geldings allowed 31b ; ant they are eel to be killed between the Let of February Five redcap. (9 mobs.) and let of October. AP AP ~,A A g: ROYAL Yams HOSPITAL, GRAY'I3.I3IN-10A.D..—Thar Mae 2 Viper amine I e by Ancient Sri. 2 e Strna by . odo- 22 111anca •—• i 1 111119 b 411 * of Pl"te relieved at Ibis hospital defied the week mamma* It ton—Oddity. . 2 Itachbsck 1 loam fieptember 2, wee 3, 8 21, of which 1.9147 was um Maim 3 1 era THE POLICE COUBTB GUILDHALL. A respenthie-looking widow, who slated that her came was Mrs. R ile y, ripped to Mr. Aldermen Finns for advice , sod assistance under the following cireumeissoes :—Froes her statement it appeared that she had bees left a widow with • large family, sod that she occupied • small Munn in Mostague-court, Little Britain, her landlord being • Mr. Miller, a tiewspapre agent, in the Caledonisseo • sad. from the loss of her husband and other asteroid air cultistancre, she was in arrest with her rent, sad that on Wednesday last, at half-pan 11 o'nm*. her daughter, • promising girl of 13 years of age. soddenly died from deem of this heart whilst at play. About se hour after. in the midst of her grief and agony, Application was made for payment of her arrears of rent. Soo was unable to pay them, but offered to pay all upturns if they would but wait until the (moral of the child. This request they declined to comply with ; immediately • dia. traant was put in, everything was removed fr om the pre mises, not even leaving anything on whieh to rest the he Aldermas regretted that he was unable to render her any assistance with mud totheme nt, brit be kindly I granted her some relief from ox to enable her to bury her The applicant then thanked the msgistrate, and retired. BOW-BTRBBT. Charlie Hank, a boot-dater, living is Menhalletreet. Bt. Jame's, was brought up on • wsrrant. in cossequees of his mine to at in °birdies°, to • gammons, at the instance of George Lacombe. • cabmen, charging him with neglecting to pay • fare. Os the 24th July the prisoner' hailed complainant's cab, got is, and told the oilmen to drive him to the Hong Guards. He was well, sod eves elegantly dressed, sod his appearance was altogether that of a gentleman, so that when be motioned inadvertently that be was dir Charles Hardy, the cabmen had in difficulty in believing him. On arriving at the Hone Guards he got out of the cab, stingthat be wanted to call ies the Duke of Cambridge. He entered the office, and. slier some interval, come out and said his ro al highesse was not in. He afterwards drove to the r of 'nerd I el the nobility and gentry, and made cc pretended to make • call at each, after wh ich be proose to the detective Aloe in Scotland-yard. He entered the office, leaving wit wase with his cab ; and the last whom sew of him that be was speaking to a sergeant inside the office. Being far from suspecting any dishonesty, witness did sot keep any special watch upon hie fare, hat waited mittestly until a conHtae sble Naked him what be was stopping there so lam for. replied that he was waiting for War Charles Hardy. The ousteble at trot said ha did sot know whom he meant ; but, on his descelbing the gentleman, the cam said with • laugh, that old fow left boars ago—having only stopped • few minutes. Witness had bees waiting four boars. Having with some difficulty discovered the prisoner's ' address, witness applied for • surnames at this court, which was granted ; but to which the prisoner did not attend. A mood summons being served op= him, be treated it with equal contempt. Ultimately • warrant was issued, sod was executed by Meiners, the warrant officer of this court. Hansen stated that when he apprehended the on. sour the latter said that be went to an the Duke of Cam bridge and other gentlemen, for whom be had formerly made boots, to solicit • renown of their custom, sud that be left the cab in Bootland.prd while be went on to the Hone Guards to make • second call its his royal highness. He was detained a couple of hours, and when be came out was surprised to God the °amen gone. T 6 priso•er's landlord said he was • very troublesome lodger Isom his eccentricity. He had lug been in the habit of alleging he was entitled to • baronetcy. The prisoner set up the same defence which he bad in& rated to Mangers. He was ordered to pay the amount of the fare sad ex penses, in all 24., or be ireprisooed for • month. As be could not pay the money he was committed to prison. WORSHIP-STRUT. Anna Maria Madison, an unendingly pretty child, only 10 years of ego, neatly dreamed, sad with Gamin curls flow ing from howdah a small straw hat, was pat into the dock on • charge of stealing from the perms. Mrs. Augusta Kingdos, of 23. Ashley-tenses, City-mad, stated that while is the shop of Mr. Collins, draper it that neighbourhood, for the purpose of makin •• small g purchue, she had occasion to put her band into her dress pocket for • peony more the she thought was required. To her extreme astonishment . although scarcely a minute had elapsed, every halfpenny of had in that It. 6s. Bd., priacipally is salver MOM brief space of time base taken out. The child at the bar was the only prima near her, and, although reluctant to believe she was the thief. it was impossible to come to say other conclusion, and she, therefore, said, " You must have robbed me." The girl did not, exhibit the slightest nano. but lost:Bey replied, .• Me? no Ma'am ; pray send for • policemen and have on searched, for I have not got any thing belonging to you about me." Mrs. Bingdon at that instant fancied that she heard the jingle of money Is the bosom of the girl's frock, and an the shop-assistant coming round the counter she untied the top of her dress, se resistance being offered, sod found the whole of the minim money and one penny more, which she innately claimed as her own. When questio ned as to where she lived she freely gave the address ; end her mother begged and entreated her child might be given into custody with a view to her future good, and under this impulse the charge was profaned. The little prisoner's mother now entered the winos box. She said that her husband was dead and bad left het with four children to support, and that she was obliged to get her living by hard work out of doors. That this child had regularly been sent to church at Houton, and also attended a school there ; bat notwithstanding all her care she had previously . mrecoodseted herself, es is this instance. On that occesion the eleritymn gave her a good talking to, and she was Bawd, but it was of so ser vice. Latterly she had bean In the unser, with an aunt for three weeks, and had only returned two days when she committed this robbery. Some time since she bad typhus fever, accompanied with fits, and elm that time, although the fits had owed. she frequently conducted herself like • half-mad child. The magistrate expreeeed his intention to send her to reformatory, if, on examination by • medical man it should be found she was of sound mind, for which purpose he re manded her. LAMBETH. James Pararie, late s labourer is the employment of Messrs Beohnoin Oohs and Ban, builders, carrying on barium in Camberwell, was brought up on a warrant, and charged before Mr. Elliott, with baring, by violence to the penoa of Charles Gray, a follow workman, sodeucared to force him to depart from his hiring sod employment. Mr. John Walter Hamilton , manager to the prolocutors, said that on Monday lost on gong to Brinson, where the Mears. Coils are bulking an engine and boiler-houso for • water company, he found a number of the pawns em ployed there stunt from the building. The bricklayers mid that their shown was owl's to their being under an improwdou that their wageswouM riot he raised as agreed upon - before, but he (witness) enured them they would, and they all returned to their wo rk. This prisoner sod two other labou refused to work unless they oho got advance, when be told them he had no authority to give them more thee they before remind, sad if they did not like it they might have what was des to them and leave. They did leave, but before doing so, he heard the prisoner say to the labourers who remained, "If you are men you will take your lulfposos sad have." Mr. George Tupper, foreman at the works, said that after the penmen and the two others were gone he hired two other labourers to take their plank but then persons had since left through the intimidation of the prisoners sad others. Charles Gray said be was in the employment es • labourer of Maws. Coils, and was engaged on the buildinp oe Brixton hill on Monday lest The prisoner was earned there also, bat left on that day, sad before doing so be said to him (witness) sod the other workmen that which had boon noshed by Mr. Hamilton. Os the Tuesday the prisoner came skins to the building, sod over • fence male use of the nann sort of language oohs had on Monday, and is • Molest togs. On the Wednesday the primmer mous mode his a Inman at the MOO pace and repeated hie improper language, and with foal expressions called ou them to come out On his leaving the building on the Wednesday inning he found the prisoner outside, sad after muttering something about Amok— fellows as him, ought hold of him by the collar end shook him Molnar. He pushed him into the streets whim he stench him a violent blow OD the left eye. The prisoner, in reply to the charge, said he had no ill fooling towards Gray and all ha did that day was to inquire whether he got 41 d. or 40. per hour he his work, sod telling him he ought to have 44d. per hour ; apes which he (Gray) asked him if he was oame to kick up a row, sod struck him first. Mr. Elliott, addressing the prisoner, told him that he bad • perfect right, if dissatisfied with the wages he was pai t d, to receive whet was due to him end discharge himself, bu he had no right whatever to go about and, by iatinsidatiou, force others from their employment. It was quite elan he was guilty of the offense with which be wee charged, end for that offence be should sentence him to Des moth's hard labour in Wandsworth Housed Corractiao. THAYER 3, Oianew (alias Palmer), aged 28, aid Thomas 41d , aged 30, were brought up at remand , the former w ith ecocealiag the birth and with the wilful m of • male ill ' i nmate child, and the latter with sklingand abeniag is d ispoaog of the body. The coroner's Jai had retuned ea oven verdict to the effect that the child heel died from suffocation, but how that suffocatios had been caused there was not sufficient widence to show. The male primmer had been manager, and the female pet. saver cook, at the White fiwaa Tavern, Ratcliff. Elizabeth Chapmaa, • cherwomea, of 1, Rese.lone, Bat cliff, deposed that os the 22nd of lest mouth the male pri. moor told her " Mary:* the primmer, bed bees delivered of a dead baby, and directed her to take some of her clothes to wash. The elethee were those of a lyieg.ta 111101111 L Hichsel Hallos, labourer, 19, White Bearnaart, White. chips'. said %hot Is Magnet 20 the female prisoner knight • paper parcel, whisk, as open*, be fond to meta* the dead body of • ebild. Alfred Budget*, eargeon, 22, Beekelturek.huee said that be was seat for oe the atoning et the 20th, sod found that the prnoeer bad hoes delivers& Oa ashlar her where the child wee, she mid she did set hand. He visited her again 1 in the aftiescea, end was shows the bedy of a child that had been here alive, sad had perished, apparently, f TOM suffocation. The plamm whited him to Eire bra • anti& I haw that ow shild had hem Alabona. BIRTHS, MARRLiGII3, AND DIAISt BIRTHS. BBACEY.—September 1. to London, the I dle of Mr. M OM of G Yarmouth. of • daughter. d DittOO reat TT.—Anguet Sl. at Malvern Tills. ciordos. the . T. Branott, of a son. ICIA MrClLAM.—Angnot M/Berahrldgo 01101 1404"11 Brampton, tem wife of T. N. Kirkham, IN.. of lam MACKIN= —August 1 11 , at NIMBI Indge. Mackenzie. of a sow NOBLL—Boptembir I. at Borry•Mß, Tapker, Buda e - of Nobie, ef a son. PADWICL—Auguat al, at Bonham, the alb of 11.1104 iltl, ol a NIL MARRIAGES. 11•11.108—GAZELLY.—Lugust St. et Waylaid *AA drl 'Mt hl the father of the bride, the ler. T. Boma Td di Z i 7 i i al Is themes omen, to Molly MISIION the It . e= . . IL V. Garrey, rector id Walled& g au ge. 11C011/11-OALIY. —.aim tl, at re. Marrs. nos, by the I.e. H. W. Maddock, Alfred, Dos d L mo dd . BBL. of Park-root legeat'irgark to lrialaylo lololl. a tee We J. own. tags. ad Ueidad'ald d n, awilli WV TOOTH —PlTagat Sl, at the pig.. amid, sad rough, btf ,, lr 1.. W. Staelalr, WM= • Tooth, '.. or Swift's-putt CranbroohN24 to 11 daughter the late C. Peter, ER ,of PulteroaL " I" DEATH& labe BOON. —Au so, at Itetoon-torrom Twit - husband otlmbeth Boma Wet TT. i ik SA 1/01111•N.—Auguet ft. at Cbtotor-ploot. Weltdor - a— imam aged a. ~i.i.46 0 =OM —August PO, at Oicracester-plaee, llaiT .—e-• eied eogetrep el a. Lekti. Kau.. eased aL SMUT. —Seutesabor Peuedertaagterreeet AMMO PIT II A ded TL TUIMI. AC H.— ♦•ftut 111‘ at Parka:4We. Sa ald a``'''' ." lit Met i• Tam' ' ll 104, Sied irr. I HAM a II" Mated Ned ?allied by Wnilinl /LEOS 0 1 lemberdalseet. la the city ag Laud" P 'Moso # Oaks la t eatberd-efteet,ht the Resalset et lialhallr. illinalllSS 11. no, brOBTING INTELLIGENCE. TM WARWICMUTING&K AND LEICESTER TO TEN soma Cl Tull Mina. 80.,--A new feature in the Claxton cue (for Adninel Rem km at last hem forted to believe Lord St. Themes statemeet is pretension to Mr. PAWN although bs eeriest alter his ' , ordering.' the law), on alarming oppo- Aiwa swayed against the Pima horse for the St.= and the ebbed al • much fueled Derby colt celled se=l Elem. are eireumstanees that have kept the ratios p an the qui nor during the last few days. How ever. es we shalt see more of this latter, and probably hem woe ot the babas at Doncaster, it would be premature to eater into their merles or demerits now ; mad l eta *sly observe with rotenone to Gbdietour that all of the adverse rumours imeeersiag him appear but weak isveatioos of the enemy--or, perhaps, el hie I Mods, who will hale to play their cards well fie got Bey mosey ea for the St. Leger, if they wish I ha do so. At Warwick there is certain to be • aloe garde it battledore end shuttlecock played with him co Tuesday and Wednesday mat, even without the assistance of his ; party, and it will he worth while amistieg at the meeting ' It oily to watch the play of the " bulls " sad the "beam." Not wee of the sixteen ociateste to take place at the mett les can sienna saything like importune., the lot left in for the principal event, the Leamiegtot Stakes, being of • test wretched calibre, or weighted oompletely out of the Nab Dunkeld, Bur:defect, Beatles, Alsheam, Housetop, Nadsiengh, Sidswind, and Auditor, are the soil of horses we must expect to see in the field and oontesting the five sr six hundred pounds ; and about the beat class horses of Sas are Auditor end Sidswiod, one of whom may encased Is winning for Lord Westmorland (the filly at is), especially if the popular ides that Dunkel Alabama, sad Dockfoot are in pickle for the witoh, ebould be correct. The Shorts Hoodiatp, five furlongs, will be a more bustling a ff air, am West. Cedrio, Jape and • host of others entered. can all go a good pacieT w a bat that eldest won the Madan Cup at Stamford so easily as to maim this appear • " good thine for her, it would he difficult to assert • preference for ono mere than wordier that is likely to be found in she field. The Aro° led the Castle Park Sr. both claiming stakes ; and the three re amialeg items in the first day's bill of fare close on Hoods, wwmins. Firs of Wednesday's noes are before the world. and they give promise of promoting a better day's sport thee Tuesday's prizes, acme dozen wieners for the mile Comity Handicap being likely to join issue. Stookioger, who car ries the top weighs of 121 b, will not WAIN, wont te stand if he is brought ont, great as le the he he makes to Trap sad Priacipsl; sad If he is to be beaten we must look to such as Vixen or Scheldt for his mister. It the Welter, over the one course, Principal is again despised by the handicap per, who has also let General Ham down well. coosideriog what be has recently dose, and should the latter fail to win, it may only be from as inability to give two striae to Amok Grey Striding. the Mamma, and Chicks' Heard have the best of the weights in the Nursery Handicap, three-quarters of a mile, the former having finished • re wettable third to Mr. Pitt and Robin Hood at Newmarket July i sad Ambition's 71b enmity will scarcely prevent her earryN off the two and, three year old Sweepstakes, Attache and Mw Harriette being similarly ted, while lon and Markus each put op 41b extra. The Warwick Cup, i two miles and a half, has provoked many exciting nice ; and there is all the material for aaotlice is the entry for the forthcoming sanivereary of the contest, even suppoeing CallerOu, Breese, sad Ebben have not recovered the form they recently :appeared to kayo lost Fast ',washing (5 yrs, ist 131 b). Union Jack (4 yrs, Set 21b), Privateer (4 yrs, Bet), Stoner (3 yrs, 7at 4th), Auditor (3 yrs, 7st 41b), Ramiro (3 yrs, 7st 41b), and the Iris giddies 14 yrs, fist 11Ib), should all try their head, the latter being the most likely to sink the Privateer, as he gets 3lb extra from Sam" for the half length defeat in the cup at Wolverhamptoa, and meets Mr. Sawle's gelding en 81b batter terms than at Stanford. At Leicester, which follows Warwick in due course on Thursday and Friday. the attempt to establish a cup is a deed failure, only six Wog tutored for this year's, I and the Lizard the best of them. He, taw, may not rue, having the Leicestershire Hasdicap es the same day to look after, this being sot only • 11/0111 valuable aka*, but just as easy for • moderate horse with the feather weight to carry off. Whether Cadet° an win the Town Plate, and Wild Thyme or Prescription the hurry, depends on the Warwick doings ; snd the tw..year eld race—the Bkeffiegton Park Stakes—is sub*" to who thee Alberta will have one of Mr. Graham's nominations (of which Tina is sold) agaiost bee. Friday's closed races are ell handicspe that the above-mentioned events must exer cise an igao,ollCo over ; and I can only point to King of Fresco sd Andrew Marvel (the letter an excellent per former for a hone carrying but 7st 51b) as being the beet treated in the Nursery. The King's Lyme, Hereford, sod ether " fixtures " of the week are not worth eateries into. ILETKOR. PROGRAMME OF ISLE OF TRANET (MARGATE) RACER.—THIS LAY. Vie SEAMFIALD Cur (gives by F. Hodges , Esq.), value 40 guineas -, 2-yr-olds, 64 10Ib ; three, Bst 1016 ; four and upwards 94 121 b ; selling sad other allowaneee. Oa* mile. THII upwards. co RAILWAY Pincus, of 3 novo owl, with 25 added by the company ; two.yr.eldo. 7st 31b ; throw. 94 4lb ; four, 10st 7lb ; fire ad upwards, 10st 1216 ; roam sod gelding' allowed 31b ; sellisg allowances. One mile sod a half. with 25 added Ttic 'norms' &fowl of 3 soya each . ; 2-ye-oida, 7st fllb ; slime. 94 51b ,• four, lOst 4lb ; five sod upwards, 10,1 1016 ; mares and geldings allowed 31b ; selling allowaraces. One mile. TWA MAIIOATI STAMM of 40 se., to a sweep. stakes of 5 soya. each, 2ft (to the fund); 2 7r-olds, 7st ; three, 94 ; mares and geldiegs allowed 31b ; wiasers extra. Three-quarters of a mile. (11 subs.) Age Age Ate Haskston Maid I Alberta Ray Leal Scylla Camillus Woolwich .... I Tax HAMSOATI PLATS (Ifoodirp) of 40 aOVII. Three. quarters of • mile Age st lb Ade at lb Oars of the Sea 6 912 Chloral the Jester .. 4 10 ' Re i n d eer Dalornock 4 8 5 Betsy Copeland .... 6 9 C a d iz little G.ntleman.... 6 7 0 L y dia Land of the West .. 4 7 6 Sentinel 3 16 Ltkelreil 3 612 Spanish Boy 3 7 177112 MAT. I'M Nriarawt Sum of 3 son, sash, with Z added, for bosses boot fide the properly of °Soars ; wieners in 1985 of 30 emu, 7lb ; of 50. 10Ib extra ; gentlemen riders, 124 each. Ono mils sad a quarter. Tau LONDON, CHATHAM, AND COVIR HAILWAT STALKS of 3 moss. each, with ZR added by tbe Ceropegy ; 2.yr-olds, 7ot 12th : three, 94 101b,_- four 10st 1011 s ; five and up wards, 1 lit ; mans sad goldioas ;Mowed 31b ; sallies allow. sawn. Throoloortan of a mil*. , THZ LAMM STAKES of 3 son. each, with 20 added ; 2-yr-olds 7st ; three, flet 121 b ; four. 94 131 b ; five and upwards, 104 Sib ; muss sad geldings allowed 31b ; selling allowances. Oise mile. THE HAEGATI HANDICAP of 5 move. ewelt. 2ft (to hod), with 6 0 added ; winners extra. One mile and a half. (7 subs.) Age st lb Age sub lialornock 4 810 Kosenea th 4 7 6 Cadiz Triumpher 4 710 Sentiael Pegasus h b A HANDICAP PLATS of 40 so's., for all ages; wisser of sty bandies)) 1 ter August 31, at ten a.m., ne extra. Five furlongs. Age at lb Ass at lb lelodeer . a 9 0 Scylla Belem. et .. . ... 4 812 Brown Do ekses Lend of tka Aat .. 4 7 3 CsmWas lt 6 II Little Ctisileaaan.... 4 7 8 Sentinel lltbe red . Cblquot the Jester .. 4 7 6 Alberta Presses • 11 b) 4 7 4 Day Last 2 9 1 'Papoose Belay Copeland .... 6 7 3 - (11 1 t Attscbt Mariana 0 to 100 to NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Si PT. 2...-41170INTMENTS. —Captain!' Thome, H. Masse, who was on Mode appointed to the Reyes's, is transferred ts. the Caaopas, 8, reeteivieg-ship at Drroeport, vice George Le Geyt Bowyer, to the Re venge, 73, mew, fitting at Devonport foe sarvio• at Pem broke, vies Blenheim. Assistant-Surgeons Thome Roche, to Hula Hospital, vice William Lcokbard, Y.D. ; Martin Magill, M.D., from the Priem Consort to the lisulbowline Hospital, TIM Robert Atkinsoe, to the Prises Consort. Booed-chin Aasiettat Eutaw' William B. Clenerly to the :Worms 4, iroe.aseed cupola ship, at Portsmouth ; Edward J. &Lanham (sotdag) to the Fieellent, for service is the Stork, tender. CHATHAM, Burr. 3. An order his been received at this garrison from the Horse Guards, annonecing that the mooed distribution of prise mosey for the °pastime coooectad with the cap• tore of Luoknow, in 1838, will commence at Chelsea Hos pital to-morrow monis& this Minsk, the following being the eorps for which the prise rolls have been received, viz.. Reel Hesse sad Feet Artillery, Royal Engineers, 32nd Light Infantry Regiment, 80th Regiment, 88th Real. meet, and the 93rd Highlanders. Yesterday a fatal aocidect occurred in the dockyard to George Wood, a shipwright, who was employed on board the iron-eased frigate, Bellerophon, 16, now prepering for ware. The dimmed. who wee a hired weektuan, was working co a stage outside the frigate, whenby man mesas be met balanod himself, and, locals' his footing, was precipitated tithe bottom of the granite dock, a depth of between 2U sad 30 feet. Os being taboo up it was found that be bad sustained • aortae, frecture of the skull, besides other .rtes of of • frightful character. He was immediately con veyed to Melville Naval Hospital, but died shortly after his admission to that establishment. The deceased was a married man with a family. THZ MILITIA BALLOT SOSPINSION ACT.—The act asepend the ballots fee the militia of the United Kin dles would expire at the sad al the present mouth, and by as set pared is the late maim the makiag of the lists mid bade an further suspeoded to the Ist October next year. Tin eat is not to prevest tlas holding of meetings foe the ANOTHER RAILWAY COLLISION. Late on Saturday night • serious railway collision took place on the Loodon sad North Weeders Railway, at Wolverhampton. The train which is dated out of Liverpool at 6.30 p.m. is timed to mach Wolverhainptim, on its way to Birmingham, at 10.4 Os Saturday night it was 15 minutes late, but lame cull was a train due over the Grand Junction from Walsall to Wolverhampton. At about 10.25 the Liverpool train, coosieting of mine eight or too car riages, was at the platform on the earth end of the Queenetreet station is Wolverhantpton, and the tickets were bring oollected, whoa the Walsall tram came up at • rapid pace, sod ran ioto the Liverpool with a terrible crash. To the passengers it seemed aa if the 00-rushing train, after ate iking the tint time, rebounded, and that there were • series of oolliaioos. The passengers were impelled SISU3III two another and against the framework of the carriage' with painful 'Jolson". The engine of the Walsall train mashed into an empty horse box which formed the hut vehicle is the Liverpool train, which it destroyed, *ad forced the rains into the guard's van, which was nest, sad in which the guard wu riding, but who escaped, earning from shocks only. The passengers were sot. however, so formate sod the railway authorities have the UMW/ of eight on their hit who received surgical assistant* on the spot, and are most of them lying at hotels in the town. The mine of the driver of the Walsall train is Edward Jarvis, and he has base a Meg while I. the servile of the company. The sig. nah, it seems to be admitted, IMO oa at full dagger ;he could see them far enough away to enable him to pull op in time to prevent an accident ; moreover, the signal, at that point see elways out centime ; the Rae is as an ascent of one io a hundred, and he would himself have had to stop at the platform at which the socidont happened. THEE SUNDAY AT THE CITSTAL PAL/XL—To show their sympathy with the movement for *prim the National Museums and Art Eshibitioas on the Sunday at. terra. the director of the Crystal Palace yesterday week distributed upwards of 8.000 free tickets of admission to the palace to the members of the trade seleties end other working men's r a : . l . a °s atire, sad yesterday about 1 5 ,0 00 W •0011—sharith 1 shreholders' friends, and the mem bers of the Crystal P. ahem clubs aid their friends - were admitted to the pare and grenade by free tickets die tribnted during Use previous week. The visitors on the 27th ult. were entirely composed of artisans sad their families, iad but yesterday the whole of the company belonged to the class, with a tolerably numerous spriinking of persons in a higher sphere. The weather wee osegnifieent, and all pews reined thoroughly to enjoy the privilege afforded them by the liberality of the directers. During the after noon • randier of sacred music was performed on the rand organ by Mr. Coward, and a short *Wren was de livered by Mr. Barter Langley in explanation of the pnn ciples of the National Sunday League, under whose auspices the arrarigetneets were carried out. It was anuoured that shortly a tree Sunday would be given to the letter-carriers of the metropolis. SINGULAR ACCIDENT.—A fatal accident occurred as Friday lest to a man named William Charier, employed as assistant to the driver of the reel-lift at the Langbsm Hotel. Among the improvements introduced Into this hotel is an hydraulic lift for the conveyanes of oast, linen, he., born the basement story to the various doors of the building. The lift is of the simplest construction, and is governed by a small rope, which extends from the bottom to the top floor, and which opus or shuts the water valve. This rope am, however, only be properly worked by a perms inside the lift. 'rho deceased, it appears, wee upon the TROZSI6IIII flaOr (nest above the base ment), and wishing to convey a basket of 11111111 to the laundry, instead of desceesling to the basement, he foolishly mounted the iron.railing protecting the °peeing on to each floor, and reaching Week yelled the mar which causes the lift to aired. No doubt he intended to check the lift when it reached the floor upon which he was, bat unfortunately its upper framework struck his chin, and before be could withdraw himself his neck became jammed between the top of the lift and the ceiling above, where he was suffocated before the aceideat wee reread. Messrs. Erten end Ames, by whom the lifts were mode, have not yet givonleplobarge of them, and the dressed had no autho rity to set the lift in motion. Fran AND surroszu Loss or 'AFL—About ten ' o'clock last night a lire beokeout upon the premises of Mr. John Nathan. furniture broker. London-road, Southwark, which, despite its early discovery , the prompt arrival of the engines, and a plentiful supply of water, malted in the total destruction of the premises and the whole of the vausble Mock, Mr. Nailer being en extensive dealer in rare sod antique furniture. At twelve o'clock last night Mr. Nathan reported to the polies and firemen that • ser vant woman and one of his children were missing, and he had every rearm to suppose they bad perished in the flames. No tidings of them were to be obtained about the neighbourhood. The firemen atones commend a search, but owing to the heated state of the rains they were obliged to desist, after a short but unsuccessful attempt. It is in teeded to mike a nicer investigation early rim morning. FIRE AT CAMDEN Towtr.—On Saturday after noon a fire broke out on the premises of Mr. Mohr. • varnish manufacturer, in King-street. Camden-town. The factory in which the Ike originated is a long building behind the dwelling-house, and owing to the combustible nature of the materials it eroded the Suers soon spread to the parlour floor, aid the whole building was destro yed before the fire could be extinguished. BREAKING UP OP A GANG ON POACHERS AT Dors et:No.—On Tuesday. Superintendent Page, acoompinted by several members of the county mostary, paid a visit to some huts which were centupled by navvies, sod situated at Stone's Mill, near the estate of Mr. Braidwood. The object of the visit was to seine a cumber of poaching imple ments, which the denizens of the huts were knows to Pow ease, and by this mare to break up a formidable pug of poarers which has for DOOM months past infested the Wag h• boorhood. On the approach of the police the navy's@ took to their heels, and oe searching the huts • great questity of nets, be., were discovered. There was one set merrier 150 yards in length and 6 yards in depth ; sari besides this, there were sufficient rabbit nets, pip aid ether pinching epplianoes, to 11l a moderatelyeised Dirk The whole of tfi• thisgs were seised and emeriti to the police station A png of porben with such a simply of materials would wry soon take all the game is the diarist. —Weil Surrey AIM& Tun Nan SUGAR Durres.—On the lst iostant the net on the sager ditties took effect. The duty on the lierrebiles el anos-jeire the owt. below 9s. 3d. * , 7