The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-06 00:00:00

4 r- ,--- . • _ _(rk)r) I i'.l'! . if i • . ;-•'. 4 THE EXPRESS. SATURDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 6, 1855. • ding of the blood mording to the Jewish plea is sot mom! MARKETS. SPORTING. if demeeded, M. First ballet Lb. M. Tear. sad ame RAU intelligence. simpler dm ours ?by eta Wink Ms evades before rianiag. _ w __ • • • Ihmwerrmas of 10 son. onto foe lir olds ; ear, Set M. -- 0 .- Mr. Forster said it would be Mown ea the highest meth- I SUGAR.-The to the ration of the of the sell.. avers . NEVfMARIL ST SECOND OCTOBER MEETING . 71b price of sugar, the prods°. of the cal testimon that y the effect sepa ,! British possessions in America computed from the if 71b ; moll Mies, Bet 4 : b ; the wiener to be gold for 160 sone, JUDGES' CHAMBERS . -OCT.:6. &e. Last half ef Ab. M. Te Mee sad nu name blood vessel , anwediaff Jewish geode of slaughtering. ' made in the week ending the ' 2od day of October, 1855, is PROGRAMME OF THE SPORT. by ale vsi.e the evening before running. MOSS ne. MINOR MUM. se to ewe them to ( "ages , end alter tho Met et" of 1 295. llfd. per cwt., exclusive of duty. The average pries The smirks lade/ate the horses that are sow in train- A HANDICAP Swaareraon of 10 Sort ash, for Sir DROWN AND JANSON s. TROMPSON. blood the animal died very slowly, as the blood became of auger, tbe produce of the Magnus., in the week en ling Ism at Newmarket. olds sad spear= First bell so Ab. M. To ekw madame la this ease, wan wee reported la the Dodo Nees of vegetated, and clogged up the vessels. It was sot per. as ab ore, is 30s. 111 d. per cot., exclusive of duty. The NIONDAT. by ebt VIM& the mailig before mooing, and the weights W•doesday last, se order ha Men made by Mr. Justice ranted to the religious officer, In the !the single Cot average price of sugar, the produce of the Rut ladies, in Flory PouNDs; for 3-yr-olds, 7st 7lb; four, gat 71b ;to be Mir= by aloe. Willem It will be remembered that Masan. Blown gad bong imparketly made, to make another. Ifs semen cut the week ending as above, it 34e ld. per cwt., exclusive . 111iiik ens aod &PO. Set 121 b. ready -Te be eataed by six TIM nintninagast STAIRS of 50 erg. cub, b ft, for 3. Janne, tin banker of Abeharelonee, bad bees Inserted in were Rade, tbe mem of the animal would be at SIM coa- of duty. The average price of the three foregoing demerip- Wasiak Je *mom befogs maim. yr 1111111; able, Set 7lbo sad fines, flat bib. Extra welOte the deradaat's Meade, who bad taken the beat& of the t iemated as unfit for Jewieh food ; aid it would be shows tions of sugar, jointly, is 304. 11pd. per owl. PIPIT Pontos, for lyr-olds ; (Mite, Set 71b ; and fillies, fee aternia =mere. T.Y C. (16 eubo) Coal black &es, laminae Debtor Let at Dover, as of " Cleenat's-lane," that so horrified were the alaughterinen employed at the Illet 611 T.Y.C.-To be eater= by six o'closk the *rang oWsime, latimidation (61b eat's), be eby Kelboome-O md It was alleged that they had sot received the sisal sufferings of the Malan that it was a tooniMCM prunes SUGAR -BRISTOL, OCT. A-There is still a very good before realm. Memos, NA eby The Libel-Jet, lilosiastor,oe by loge- Mao The deleadantkad bra taken la exiseatioe, sad it with thee, when the back of the autboriaed officer was demand here, especially for grocery descriptions, and • HANDICAP Swommas ef 11) son. sub, end only 6 Lady Law. Kalif" •• (dtb °lire) , °Terraleh (Ms extra), was urged on his behalf that it was a men " aerial error," termed, to at off a portion of the veins ia order tbat life several large parcels of Mauritius and West Indian, suitable •ft if defamed by tea o'er& the means before meant, to es by aim, •Firtnameat, bf by Footstool- is perm Clement's-lane MOM of Abohurealane. The should ebb mar speedily. Death seldom resulted in less for scale ;In .s, have been die dof at further improved go to the °weer of the mead nine ; for 3 yr. olds and up, Adelgaad, Gruen., Porto Mr, Dramatist (U. extra). pint was amaidered of some importance, and his lezdship time thaa from 10 to 12 minutes, and it was in the belief rates. In fore i gn, the only transaction reported is 4,000 wards. T.Y C.-To OWN sad came by six o'clock the SwilLrerAws of 100 ems. each, bft T.Y.C. (3 subs). adjourned the matter to consult Mr. Baron Martin. and hope that the Jewish community would not is the present boor of Yellow fi r avannab floating*, at full prices. For imam before running, sad the weights to be declared by at lb Alb Mr Justice Wilk, made so order for the enlargement of enlightened days desire to justify any act calculated to ro. Porto Rio. Molasses of good quad , 24e. by nee realised. am the same *marg. Tie Clameboy-Physells ... 11 1 I Flionage 3 I the defendant from the custody of the sheriff at the snit of bog the sufferings of any animals intended for humanf ood Refiners' produce continues to sell leely, and some deserts A SWIIIPSTAILIS of 10 son. ash; for 2.yr•olds, 6st 71b; "l a uelgesee .it 4 the plaintiffs, upon depositiog the debt and ousts, to be re- in the necessary proms of slaughtering that the present lions a again d this week. Treacle has been sold at re three, B.t 41b; lour, Bst 12Ib ; five and upwards, 9.t 'lib; NO DAY ItiNTIONID. paid ti him unless ant pplication should be made within the proceedings were instituted . the winter to be sold for 200 son ,if demaaded, &e. HAWN, 600, 200 it. T.Y.O -Lord Gialow's *be ebY first four days of the forthoomitig term to the full on tto Sir Peter Laurie-Of the object of the Jews, which I 265. Rum is still enquired for, but there is very little T.Y.C.-To close sad same by sit (Aloft the timing The Fills( Dutchman, oat of Bribe, apt Mr . Frederik so t i t ' s id e . Presume is to draw all the blood from the serails, soh, offering' before rooming. Robiaseal'a c Grampian, by Cothentone, out of The Wry' Order amordiegly. form ao judgment; but Ido not believe that there RZILWAL OP TIM 81/111PSTAXIS of 60 111,11. each, 30 ft, neck, hit 71b sash. least iotentlonal inhumanity in theirs ystem. i erring b.c. th o gi l i nu pact ed w s e o e d li , i n ti carsowbe te en tightnessi o aem o . f ter 3 yr-old liilige, est 7th ; those by *tattiest or out of mares Ton Wata-The whip may be challenged kr em the COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.-OCT. 6. Mr. Simpson's clerk said the defraud would be able to ss ward tt aIl direction. that never predated a winner allowed 31b; if both, Mb. Monday or Tuesday in this meeting, and the aceepances meet every objection that could ba proposed, and hoped in sows al. 001111=101111 bran*. our molly market, end the ,ucc. wive advances made by . D.M. gi sal" )- "l'ilw 33 (gib), Mine (sth), ef by The must be sigailied, or the Whip resigned, bider the end of the meantime that no prejudice would be suited by the the directors of the Bank of England in the rate of die • Libel- loam (3n), *Erika, *Antoinette, *or fby John the eala. °lethal' It charmed for and emepted, to be re 11.7 STAINSIT. This • • represintstions made by Mr. Forster. count, now 51 per cent , have caused much cotton to be o'Oeuat-Mandoetieen (31b), Ratio Stewart ( Sib), f by nut for oe the 'Thursday in the Seabed Spring Minim f ol- was the adjourned examination meeting in the me Mr. Forum said his observations were made in no Tombstom, Ma by Disease' (31b), wrong nom. lowing. B.C. lOst, sad to stake 200 sows. nob, p.p. of Peter Staineby, deeeribed as a smelter and manufacturer, . . , plated upon the market for Ptle, while the same cause. ' unfriendly spirit, and he felt convinced that the subject have brought about great cautiousness on the pert of LATIN! ARRIVAL -Roebuck, Ida, Misname*, Pm of Salvador House, Behopegate-street, of Ponteford, and BWIIPeTAINIS of 100 love. each, b ft, tor 2.yr-old fillies would be tr td fa the moat liberal and impartial m • spinners, and an todeposition to pumbase more than to Set 7ib each ; untried stallions or mares snowed 3lb ; both : d'Repoir, Ritedyer, Bore., TM Assayer, and Imposts,. other places. The eau first came be . fon the court under a -ea e The day for the consideration of this very intern tog supply tb • immediate Under - bib T.Y.C. (6 subs.)-*1 bo Gameboy-Phyealla (31b), ( 2 • 110 ' petition rearrangement, but WAS turned into • bankruptcy. Question was then fixed for Teens A general atatemeot of the liabilities. and estimated assets of o - . . Lord Mayor, theY._,_ _ . , . stances holders, to make pales, base been compelled to Mary Copp (31b), f by The Flylog Doorman-Furore us it is undentood tbe Dope (Sib), Melissa, f (dead) by The Hero-Miss Bows RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS. the bankrupt was at that time published in the Daily News' • • ' issued the sammoas and Sir Peter Laurie, who appointed d t • (Slb). DISHOPSUATI STATION. moo the particulars of his connection w i th various nisi .. . _ . i tic ion of dd. per Ili. on last Friday's rates ; god la se e the day of hearing, miller in adjudication. PRODLICR MATCH, 200, h ft. T.Y.C.-Mr. Newland's W/lIR DATIL umpanies, for several of which the bankrupt bad acted as cordance win this, we now quote the middling delerip- GUILDHALL. Cons as follows:-Uplando 511. ;Mobile, 51c1 • and Orleans *Ardor, by Imo out of Epaulette, Sit 71b, eget Lord Gm. Fria Leadem. Das at Newmarket. treasurer. A balance-sheet has Moe been filed under the Ebenezer Miaow, the law Secretary to the City of Lou- 6d. The alumina. el brokers place " fair ' U • plencle Olt ; gores *b fby Orlaado out of Brown Bess, Bet 41b. 6.40 am., let, tad, and 3rd elan 10.46 a.m. bankruptcy, prepared by Mr. Targets:id, of Old Jewry doe end General Loan Society, was charged before Alder- Mobile , Cp. ; and Orleans, 61d. The same decline applies Morn, 200 h ft. T.Y.C.-Mr. ,J. P. •Cook's Sires, 8.0 a.m., let sad lad tam and Wire with erabearbig the sum of 501., to Surat*, which are, however-especially the new arrivals 2.20 p.a. the following is a tomer summary of the micr o n items: men Hooter ,by Meter out of Remy Dear, ages Mr . p awne r s s 11.30 sm., Ist sad dud clue the moneys of the Boort -in fair daily demand, at the reduced rater. Brasil, Egyp- Oramille, by Tomatoes out of Velleds, B.t 7lb each . 6.0 low, Ist and lad class Mr. Gent, a barrister, appeared for the prosecution, and tian, and Sea Island dem ipti one cont i nue t o b e very d o ll ' MATCH. 200 k ft. T.Y.C.-Lod Glasgow's lie by The From Newmarket. Du. nwith • capital of 45,366/. The bankrupt now owes 11.0 am. to ussentred creditors 23,7691. ;to those holding security stated nit Moe the last gemination the books of the so- of sale, and on the two first named we may notice a decline low s , Downs" at o f g u m , g ot g ib. opt Duke of Bid. 880 am ., Ist, 2nd, and 3rd class 12.40 pas. (beyeed the amount of security held), 15,9161.; liabilities, net, had been examined. and the Proner's delalcatmas of id. per lb. during the past fortnight. Sea Islands an, llsed's *Tyre, Itit 41b. 8.30 SAC, let sad 2nd elms /1,40 pm. on bills payable, 4,0211. The assets were stated as follows: had bees neertioned to extend to about 1701. His dal& irregular, sad lower prices are accepted. Oar advion from 12.46 p.m., Ist aid lad clam • Marne, 200. h ft. T.Y.C.-Mr. Valdese aa lifelines apt 3.50 p.m., let and tad rue - Lord Glasgow ' s of by Gilead° eat of Brown Beet No _ p. 6.10 -m. Ist sad tad etas. asigkr smarmed. Sprial tra ms of inevies• carriages will leave Load= for phis (rem some of the severities, 4251.; fareloale, 7031. ; hie rolrettrY•MP. Nam he had besa Unheard be had but high freights and the unsatisfactory state of the Earo•l . TOMINAT-TIN omenownw. Newmarket at 855 a.m. ea Moony, Tuesday (the Came- sash, NU The property conker of shares in vernal mina , called at the society's Mite, and marked with • pencil in peen markets were tending to delay shipments. 1,500 • flivaamemas of 5 soar seek; foe tywolds, get 101 b ; Mai day), sad Friday art, sad will return seek day oaamimed having re Americas 120 Sera and 120 V reforms to whit\ the banknot makes the following the ledger a variety drama which he ad , t, Egypran, are reported to three, gm ale hoa r ead mwards, lia; the +laser to be hear after the las: ine. stateaseat Is his belamobeet :-" I have bad maids:able rhea from begloowele... and act sccouted bee to the have been taken on speculation ; 1.090 American, and 4,660 MK kr a nevememled. dko. Retlead Stake Cameo. SUNDAY. di/Realty Oa arriving at earthing like • correct estimate of anlaultt .1 about ow* Surat, for export ;go that the deliveries to tbe trade for ffi KIM Mailame by SAWA the evening Wore running. A epeeist train will leave Loma for Newmarket toiner- whet will be the mull of the valuation of gbh Pret o rt y, EiseprocaterreSetry and several of the borrowers were the week have been about 33,400 bales. Sales to-day : • • ISMISIESTAXES et If/ saes. each, for bye-olds; celts, mow Meade)) at 1.10 p . m. gale In some names. baying been made W ore o fi. Ma sailed god eaelaimed, mad their evidence went to Mow 7,000 balm, 1,000 being oa spender= and for export. Sales get 71b ; sad lilies, Bat 3111; the winner to be sold for 100 - replay, sad nilme question arising consequent oe ay tbelllbilipreemer bud goaffeed Several small same of money of the week : 40,880. eon., if amended, M. D.M. To elm sad sue by 6 BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-F gun" bankreptey, affecting the market value of the shares.' ea Maud 011beeedatg end Warr amounted for Jun ; bat iettioek the maim MM. =Mag. CESAREWITCH. re stea profite (during two years aid three math.) were the mileages*, am Mall elooldO esuAlristle were unable to CORN.-Cantwerom, Oct. 6.-We have had some at 20,8121. ; Mom, 7 An.; expense, 6,4221.; dx a date SWIM, Mr Me permeate, or swear tively that heavy deliveries of wheat the last two week., showing a A HANDICAP OWNIIPST&IIIII of 16 acv., na b , 1 0 R. for 7 . t o 1 apt B o bg ill (t 0 11-yr-olde sad upwards. D.I. To close end name by 6 9to 1 - Mr. Sykse (t f) than has been known fir ears •ood su Mires, 14,6111. ; loss of property, 70,3001. This tumor- WV Pegg Ille raeWer_.._at IM Prkesiag 1, Or likOther greater return tOolook the erode( before ratalag, sad the weights to be 10 to 1 - Kirig Tom (t 11 to 1) effeerily large dm was enplaned'. represent the loss which ig wan Pad sat the mom eg Mut Phologeggillage. ply today, bat Ins than on the two previous market-days Wire said Aldienea It appeared. by Me adon i s ran, prices, however,did not give way in red. bat white was • little desiand by 11. 100 to 7 - N ev i lle (t) had beep marred by depreciation is the va l ue o f s h ares BILLING HANDICAP BWIRPSTARIS of 10 eon. each, for 100 to 8 - Bro to Grey Tommy (t) wide! the bankrupt held; the smaller item of 14,5001. was that the primmer had no authority to Feeelve meaty on their easier to purchase. Wheat, red, 725. to 78 . ; extra, 795. ; old, behalf at his own house, and be could ael, therefore, see 80s. to 82s. ; white, 78s. to 825.; extra, 84..; old, 86s. Bar i llywolde sad upends ; th e w r en to b e s aid for 100 sore. 100 to 5 - S u l tan ( t ) leas ea the radius. Mr. pines, for the navi e s, askedow a J ong ' A eon . how •• charge of innbeulemont could be sustained as such ley, but little offering, and poor in quality ; 40s. to 425. for 4f &needed, Ike. Less half Mil s o f Lb . M . T o elm and 100 to 6 - Koe n i g .. (t) indium. any moderate quality. Beans but few offering ; ?dasegan, sem by 6 *'clock theemaing before =ming. 26 to 1 - BIM Swan (t) meat . stating that the accounts had only bees filed • short 42. to 44s • ticks 48s to 60; Oats and other sung corn time, and that they required much eatualaption. The Mr. Peckham, on behalf of the prisoner, put in • letter • • s • • • ffna Nommen= IDEMI4, • free handicap of 26 SOW 33 to 1 - M uscov i te loft; received from the director,, calling on the prisoner to send quite as dear. jab, 16 ft, with KO Mild by the Janke; Club, fey 3 yr- 60 to 1 - Vindez (t and •arta) •meets were of • very ancertan nature. Mr. Foulkes, represent's( a large body of auditors, m. in h is bill, be having made •• claim against the moiety for LINCOLN, Oct. 5.-There was •• moderate supply of NM Aid upwards. TM Maw of the Domain St. facer, 60 to 1 - /demur filly (t and aft off) cured la the application, and coned the WWI to suedes 241. for salary due to him, and summonses taken out against wheat at oar market to. day ; quality yarn= Trade ruled iffK MIMI tbe Mond beim la the St. Lean, or the win. 40 to 1 - Lady Tatton (t) W sppollatment sad payment of an aerostat' to examine borrewere t 5 this marg. firm at last week's prices. Red, 72e. to 80s.; white, 775. to Mat Übe Cup or the Great Yorkshire Headi- CAMBRIDGESHIRE. the amounts on behalf of the creditors. Mr. (lent objected to the production of this letter. 82e ; old, 86s. Not much barley offering, and late rates sag, IN sea Lommagna Oak= Gnat extra; the +loser of 16 to 1 eget The Flatterer (t) Hie Honour did sot think this necessary, observing that Mr. Peckham said he merely wished to show tint there fully supported. Grinding, 365. to 38..; malting, 42a. to ssy Motu; i l n ee llg em., naladhig lb* winner's stake, 26 to 1 - Rebel (t) that was the proving. of the official usigne. was no esaboaalement at all, but only a matter of mount 461. Very flee oats showing ; 265. to 30i. ow on dile kaailisip. 3lb ears ; tke *s t n 33 to 1 - Ellermire (t) Mr. Liaklater, for the bankrupt, connote d t o an between the primer sad the society. WARRPIRLD, Ocr. 6.-There was not a largo attendant. graglai Ma be mommlaffeet tbe °weer of the soma THE DERBY. adjournmeat. Annum Wire maid be had beard a great about a loan of buyer., and the sale was dull for fins new wheat, at la Mies to realm 19 Sem eag el the stakes, and the Wine.' 10 to 1 apt ?I/. by Night (t) An stijourement for two mouths was ordered. socie:y, and nothing that he meld call an embessiement. per quarter cheaper. Ordinary English wheat sold at 2s. es psy 311 gem 10 tole jades. Csearewitek Course. 73 10 to 1 - Weatworth (t) Alderman Heater quite contoured with Alderman Wire 1 decline , Old wheat was held for last week's quotations. labs.) 11 to 1 - Yellow Jeek (t) BOOM KB. CONMISSIOnint POOILAMIIOI. and, after Mae farther diammies, the use was dismissed. oats and shelling were rather easier to buy, and barley sold AP st lb Alpe st A 12 se 1 - Ellington (t) IN 1.1 LIIIIIL, Illarplen M. lb sec) a 18 Poodle ........-. . • 10 20 be 1 - Cornier (t) • This was the emanation meeting in the ems* of David MARYLBBONB. but slowly. Beans steady. Lincolnshire and Yorkshire white 795. to 83s. old • and 78s. to 820. new; red, 755. to 80s. eMemeelto ..---- 4 6 Erman ........: 3 10 20 to 1 - Rogertherpe (5) Leopold Lewis, described as a commission merchant and Mr. Tebbe, tbe relieving officer of Marylebose, lame to 745. to 781. new. The averages for the week and . "113ng to ......--- 4 li eNutpasher -... .... $ 10 bill broker, of Salters'-halvoint, Cannon-meet. The the court sad addressed the magistrate tuner the following me . . ....- s eab ss i hump ...- 5 .weautersaii - ....--.. 4 10 We Sc,, ........ 513 HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. accounts , mo p s's ,' by m own . y oung , rowor w o d the period eireamateness with the view of obtaining his worship's ad- o ldi ' ending Oc t . Whs . t 7.681, 78.. Sid. Barley, 283, d w6Z - !Li: ' e 6O, sos. Id. Peas, 18, vice in Jo matter. Mr. Tubbs stated that he attended by s• a • Oats, / 32, . os • Be ane , from 30th Jung, 1862,t0 7th June retain contain the follow- Knimaresed...- a . - • Olfill ..... 4 10 asent „---... 4 elemeasmil .. . 8 1 - lag items :To creditors, unateared, 2,5171. ; ditto, bolas - o desire of the Beard of Guardians and directors, and that the 465. 61. ....-- 4 Kr. Sykm_tlejib.....n..j / STAID 10IISDII. security, 216,6341. (of these th e principal was Mr. R. facts of tat me were Jose. Mr. Stephen., a baker, residing TALLoW. The Jolty Winne ..... 3 Kent (Mr. Roberts's), Monday, the 16th, Tunbridge; Mackenzie, of Viatornatreet, Westminster, whose debt of i n,...E lB „,._tetr"..___ . .t , Mane"_tirniar• . entered into a contract Timm has beep a considerable movement in the tal ilaha (ia„) ... 3 Joe Wisir ..---- 11 Friday, the 19th , Id. 11111-at Ile 115,8031. was neared by bankrupt's aces tamest and by .. 11 "' t,_ , _wort on 20th 311 . ( 04111 r . a 8 T last) 10 supply bread low market this week. On Tuesday end Wednesday the I = =77.= s • •mkausar ........... 4 P1ikiet................. 8 drafts on Mr. Hudson, 11. p., sad others); liabilities, ior •1111•11 Pram of the oat-door poor; during tai present wear was steady, without much activity, the business 39,4981. ;to G. Mould and G. Hadar, securities deposited, we ek he bad seat is to the workhouse between 700 and done having been for all the year at 58i. 3d. Yesterday the Berewsk , ~ IYrtlykr i NEWMARKET RACEs.-Next Week will ,be the 0,6941 • profits, 9,8071. • bowie received-G. Mould's 800 loaves, which should have been 4 lb. ones, but upon market opened with great firmness, and in the course of la Oar ................ 4 grand period of the eseetiage, when the groat Csomewitch undertaking to pay W. liUkessie 10,0001., as misestimation their bong weighed they were found to be deficient, I ilear-y the day an advance of 1.. took place in all positions. To-day = so lViigin . ...-.. I arms .- .--.. s &a n w ill b e nos o or , sad o th er run o f no w h am " to bankrupt for for seem th w i os h io wow ,. low .; the whole of them, to the extant of 8 os. orb. That Very there has been great excitement in the market, sad • far. .... --.... 4 DMINIIIN .......... 4 will some off. From le published list there le every ma- capital (110th June, 1852), 4711. By bed debtor, 7,438 i. ; morang he (Mr. Table) bad weighed two of the loaves then advance of at le 24. per cwt. has bun established. 4 Inembei iii . . Illb ea) I Freasar... ...... Dena -- - 4 Velem «.-- i Mowry sad eight for Tuesday , facladieg tk• t Cream- mesa 69,9721. ; property. 10.0121.; ditto, is the heads of 111 es. Complaints had been over and over again made by from the trade, to which has been added a very considerable Frame -.....--- 3 Mmy .--....... ".."."----. : Hug -.- Mem ....... 4 likewise the Cleared' Stakes, 15 subscriber ; the It iyal law mei, 3,0401. ; interest, discount and eormirioe, 20.802 L; a 11 1 Stakes, 14 subionters ; and two Sweepstakes and two domestic and personal expenses, 3,0381.; losses, 100,651 abbe read from a paper, signed by the secretary, the Nero on account of parties who anticipate • further =vanes determination to which the board had come at their sitting. in prices. We leave off oa the spot Y. C. new, 61.. 6d. to W&lemenejle •• =.... 4 Velem -.-- 3 .. Headings. This large item was composed, inter aim, of th e f o li os " It was worded t h us:- " Ordered, that the woman entered 61s. 9d. ; 1854 tallow, 614. to 61e. 64. ; all the year, 61s. ; pei . ••••••••• : Memitairs - 3 THE JoCIRT CLUB.-Thero will be a p ro em] entries :- Vauxhall - carder , Plane of receipts and Par into with Mr. Stephens, of Euostreet, to supply the SOUL' December and January. 61s. 6d. ; January and March, 62e. ; relsrarrett. - 3 meting of the member of the Juin Club, at the New meats for 1863 and 1864, 2,612 E ; pen War Hawk, mks' parties of the poor of the pariah with bread be rescinded, separate month', 625. 61. The public sales consisted 01626 a * to OM Ann estehlew I S y am ea ._ $ 3 3 ftro o rg. o n Wodeorg oi no n, im mn di ad dy a ft er th s at a nominal Mite of 2,0001., and sold for 9001. • merehaa and that the necessary proceedings be immediately taken casks, of which 426 sold at an advance of fully 2s. per cwt. whoa Km gemngengeo of the question respecting th s new dise mount, loser on pig, bar iron , rails, iln I=dsw, before the magistrate against the above named contractor.," The delivery to last evening wee 1,727 mks; the arrivals :and Oallhe sneer, wash wee sojourned when the sub met seelor, &a, 19,6771. ; loose on Westminster at GeMoreed, will be resumed. The " P.P. Betting" 36 • 68 Me beige the difference between quesella will arse be brought forward. The following 337,3241.; depreciation in value of merebandiee, 13.680/. ; aware. 1 " Mr. Long (to Mr. Tubb)-Can you give any proof that 426 casks. We quote town tallow, 61a. 61. mu cash, being • . 37 3.90 7 1.. m a the party of whom you complain " mad false weights or an advents, of 3i. ofper cwt.-From Messrs. Smi th and Charles' Circular, Friday evening.. , Vail -- ..... ...-... 8 , Medi_ - s maim ham express= their conegurreme I. the object of oa hops, 6781. •on Islington Cattle Merket bills, 4,0001.; 1 Mr. Tubbs-I cannot, air; all that I know is that the COALII.-LoNDow, Oct. 5 -Bates' West Hartley, lrellies ,-..„........ 4 1 KRIM mann a thaseselallea :-Lord Glasgow , Sir Joseph Hawley, General oe Mares and bOads, 3,9671. The securities bald by era. olives were of short weight. 18,. 6d. ; Boddie', West Hartley, 19s. ;Care's Hartley, 195.; Ganded (lest . Mb es.) 4 I whmainer 3 Nis, usd Lau. Gerard gout, B e g ,H, L owt b sr , E n .. tors concise principally of Smash Bonds, God zeorgegea on Mr. Long and that under the circumstances he had no Chester Main, 19. ; liming* . Hartley, 191.; Holywell, onlakares ....___ $ 1 lOs. W.,- Howard's West Hartley Netherton. 19r.; Long UK Tara .....-. 11 1 s ec 8 I Clines, J. M. Stanley, Esq., Lord ateglism, Lord William House the Whitby estate, and Maim to the Seaderiand Mr. Tubbs thanked the magistrate for his attention, and ridge's West Hartley, 19s. , New Tanfield, 19s • Portland • . EMI CiMairmr. Sratao, of 30 SOTS. ilea, 20 fr, foe Powlett, W. Slime Stanleo. /kg , 8. Berea, Esq., Sir Docks: The beakrupt, it appeared, had discounted to a then kit the lout- West Hartley,l7s. 8 I.; T . anfield Moor, 184 9d. ; Tanfield L rail; MM. fist 71b, aad fillies, Bet 61b. Extra weight Jobs Mills, aad R. &welt Rig. . large amount-esuly 100,0001-bills drawn by Mr. Mould, WORSHIP•STREET. Moor South, 16.. 6d. ; Walker Primrose, 17s. ; Walls End ter aeon winners T. Y. C. (15 subs.) *Margo Polo, b c MR. KARfffi RACING ESTABLISHMENT AND THE the Instructor for the Spanish Railways, on Mr. Hudson, Beery Jacobs, • diminutive boy of 14, was Merged before Goefonh, 20'. 9d. ; Walls End Horton, 21s ; Walla End tlPyrrhus the First-Moop's d. *Sae Francine, Nation , TILADISSIBM AT NRWNARROT.-• considerable sensation )LP . ; sad to these bills not being met he attributes h is Mr. Hamill, with mashing his mother and umatenieg made', 20a. 9d.; Eden Maio, 21s. 9d. ; Walls End Belmont, ailar. e girloomeute Cerilee e e by hunaltdal•-Cal7Pre was felt amemiget the tradespeople at Newmarket ,, three or failufe. the life of both his parents. 21s. 6d. • Walla Eno Freenwellgar. 21..fid ; Walls End Lim on fby The Libel-blasseeme, Os lees, 'b cby Cooyag- our of whom were ander large worms, a t mi . m an .. Mr. Bagley, for the alletiffirws, and Mr. Lawman, for the Tb• father, a respectable glue manufacturer in Union - well, 22i. 6•11.; Wails End Recto°, 22a. 6 4 ; Wells End Karver !am-]Agree., Granville , Turk, el by Slane-Niaa, Porto r ung onebninnent is th a t town , Be t h w „ twit w i u m ; beakrupc, emoured in asking for an saijoarameti, which street, R i : i i i raid, in great grief detailed a series of violent Grange, 21s. 9d. ; Walls End Lembve, 225. ; Walls End Rise. cheque GI Mat thsamm. Is Mae is the 'Mkt was ordered for az week. ' them°. •by hie ma Whist him, the last of which was Lumley, 21e. 6d. ; Walk End Montague, 20.. 6J.; Walls Tan ROYAL Braille, of 200 move. neb,l2o ft, for 3.year- of ht. euggeogo bmtaas as es aid goaaraMma IN al 111111:11ASI AND WRITS. that of his intention to purchase • bran of pistols and blow End Penner, 21e. 6d.; Wells End Plummer, 21s. 61. ; gilds' eats, Set 7ib ; and fillies, Sot lib. Errs weight foe or elm ones L.. ue lffergwonnaoinid ooso d o d im oo bo o The bankrupts were silk, velvet, and ruff merchant ., of his braise out. Witness had frequently punished him with Walls End South Heron, 22.. 3d.; Walls Bad Stewart's, aeon wieners. The owner of the monad horse to receive w ai t e r sir, N i g h of m a d ma n, h o d gO o - iil o w oro so Fridarstreir, Clempide. This was the examination severity for his general bad conduct, among which rig might 22 5. g i o ; W a ll. E n d c omp, n o ; Ware End Hutleponl balk kr stake. AF. (14 subs.) *Pam, Chalice, Tumbler, wined bin one so No tor e. wi n o s , l os ih oo firso d m p h miniag. They owed ri meetred creditors, 6,3341.; to mention . d t t it i i i f t e u t o he r t i t roo sti° o % o t o tr f : t p i , :: , the " a b .D e g ar ra i te Tetmdon , 22e.; Walls End Hough Hall, 21s. 3d. ; Wall! g• la ger e fte e l, b7 Palstot, 'Hanel, 'Drak e ., , e Claret, hi br t b a y 7:: „.............. it WM:I 1 1::Ity :i be: aeries IV: t 4 lNLettalidl o a se. g to eml abi erie l ; lia i li t ili , t h it i l d ot ly bl i s i mita tor :l 3l: morning lag eerope l .a home ia a tea, the driver demanding three sailliess for s. tio n : l ll, K og i r i• 224. 22.. 74 : 111 . tit run vt i wt • ti, Ts.' V 1...; Tembejm-Boomiag, 'hid 26 sus. ft (dead), painasese, tbe ef t s l:3M. Omni Atatiamell sty le . Oa the Mr. Bagley, fee the emigarla complained that large his lam, sad explainirg that the boy had aim, him Eireligrove Gnaw's, 2Ji. ; D.rwsntwater Hartley, 19s. ; paid 5 son. ft (dead), Nutjobbin Aden). We tr im. riaLsoPle. sod his training stables and 1111111411 at of expediters , about 'Low, was sot mo t.a. otor ny Irma the matt in great haste and apparent pato, desiring Korgan's Steer, 26e. Ships at market, 82 ; mold, 75; Tit PRODI7CII STARS', Of 1,000 POWS. eseb, It ft, for reads pia*, MS Mr. Wire 11111 the purchaser at mialmated ter. TM profits were stated at only 2,6001., and him to drive to the hospital, as he had broken his leg. The mo od, 7. 31.yr-olde; Wm, Bst 4= llllies, Set 4.b. T.Y.C. To rata 2,000;. glen that tine, by a a o o tky of very ti tt h. o hm Ka bad heem TUT imperfect whole affair turned out • hoax. aro at Oiroold ea y, is the Sentad October Meet. of 7,00111. MINIM mere, Jo amen has been made emu Kio esir lbe bankrupts, Goateed= that the Mrs. Jambs stated that last eveniag defendant hurl= a tag, 1866. R.M. And at elyn-old on Friday, in the o f the meg y o d el s so d „ moon o f ',otitis, of the use. gismos Kale the kat meting were of • Mies basin at her head, which Intimately merely scratched TEE SEA-BORNE MAILS. Reseal October Meeetag.lB67. T.M.M , two to the poet, tierhan. Ira the kiagdoga. The stable and grounds a ladegile =t ila so le d al h, ~......a her brow ; bat he bad recently threatened to rip up her oWebnisr, tier fEy TeMere-Iloaceds, *eh Iby Chatham- .. Crockfertd-pask," and tradesmen are at work in their ''' I , '""' stomash, and about the same period be quarrelled with his (From the " London Peet -oleos List.") = b e e ?* ° Mohdalere. e heimminsee e h •bf rhosPlMJtm, and there were from 2 0 to 26 recrhersee oa the sista, and actually stack a fork in the moat tender part of ___ .___. __. ____ [When the date foe making up a mall falls on a Sudsy, the -Min 9 4h a by Itirdiatelhor-Meld of presto whoa the very mexpected tidings of the failure her arm. mail remains opts until the day tedowteml DOM" *be fby Physalie. eb eby Orlando- racked the tow.. THE POLICE COURTS. Mr. Hommaill remanded the prisoner for a week. lib f Z eo reeko-Brown Bees, •by Islam er Than is an on die in hunting circles that Sir John ___...___. LAMBETH. Pea 1 'son Wad/. eh f by game - PaYeege Trollop. has *rely purebred Mr. Drake's hounds for two MANSION-HOUSE. Robert Poiesy, lately an officer on the Brighton Rail- am op at *um B w h et ' when oy what IPP• M ud )* • years, and th at it, at the cud of that period, Mr. Drake feels Mr. Forster, the secretary to the Royal Society for the Pre- way, at the Crystal Pekoe Station, and who has recently the 64.- feu& es tad Vessel. Poet Moe. pitched. Pee WRDNINIDAT. able to take the field again, he is to ban them back at the mention of Cruelty to Animals, accompanied by the clerk to received in appointment to accompany the land forte to Tan Tow. PLATa Of 60 son., for tyr ado let 41b; fore, same pries. lathe emit of kis an d• lag so , Sir John is to Mx. Sampeos, the solicitor to Mr. lerael, the Jew butcher the Crimea, and Edasend PMl's'', his son, who has been Lisbon INN 41b ; live, Ilet 11lb ; *ix sad aged, 94 lib ; the winner te Y irth of the Itadrkl.. WA.. . eth Loa admee upon their p resent price, an keep them. of Aldine, who h as bees summoned before the Lord Mayor engaged as • " feeder "at the Crystal Palace Company ' s Ikeda mouton. M sold fa 900 sew., if dowered, &e. T.M.K.-To be Pe stables at Norwood, were placed at the bar before the Hon. 011010 _, 12 x , moth- . 1 The Rev . Maurice Hillery Goodman, of Oar, Hoses, up= M Marge of having unlawfully and cruelly ilotreatei entered by six Willa Um smarm before running. G. C. Norton for final examination the latter on • eha e G lB "gar - i 4th and Till OATLAEIS TILL Handrail of 60 sin for 3yr Marlborough, has shot thirty-flve landrails this season, be- and tortured a certain oz, by fastening the head of the • . , . . rg Naito ith a Mth Bom b. • mbe e t •Ind &urine siss lad „ mo d, oi 0 0 ,, r00. T o b' it „ rand tamers Sept. 1 and Oct. 1. animal to the ground by a ring through the nose, attained of mil Mee . A alsol_ stealing three . coals from the E upt . ampton. ladee "' the . 3th by six Visa *semis nsaiog. The latest &Maces from the metropolis of the Turf stables of the company, ad the former with receiving the to • etude. ead with having improperly out its throat,walted tir •- • titoth• upon Sir Peter Laurie for th e potpie of obtaining the " It 's wall k a l i w ias th em te bee* 99 " " e ' en ' M. A EIMESTARES of neon sub, foe 2yr olds, 7st 3lb ; it." thet thou is ••• 1 7 Probability of • very fall asinine. 0 ,...... to f the rive g i g t w o The primers were fully committed for trial, bat the Nowetills j 20th of south_ ami Mllle, gat; Moe allowed 31b; the winner to be sold for Stabling has bre supra for a large somber of bones, sad rr - Bir Pe s ter Laurie said the • eider sae wag admitte d te bag ' set of the complaint had (via Ory- N the mom ,. Onus ... Oct . ta. Nubia Nom& K dommailid, M. T.Y.O -To glen sad mote by lodgings are in masiderable requaL It raised heavily De loa• mat melted a great deal of curiosity, and given rise to much adios. ...o. 1 4th of i await . Eosins sirs Aloft tbsulaiss bedews Fanning. Wednesday sight, and deer( the greater port of Thureda/, imeaversatioa la both Christie. and Jewish ommunitre sad reenms... 111 tbe =arm . ....... ... Get en. 6th A 111•1110011 111111111111TARNI of 15 IlOrt, onto 10 ft; for from the effeehl of which the rassiag and training groat a i wished to know tle exact alkgatioa is the stuittnool. • EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE. stappore month . • trills. Imet MIR ei Ab. K.-To close and some by an have boa iamb benefited. John Scott ' s, John Day's, sad T. Mr. w . 0 ., ~...,00 I. ~ soh 1 19th • r ed o * sboo goo l og bo n ronaiog. and sb o we i g h ts to b e Taylor's ler ayes:poet= to-day. The arrivals up to Friday "" • to ; A i - '''' t - I ; .7 t r- --- • la neeeseary amity is Australiarai o or tho 1 lover- khan. Marco dealer= bye M Voting Were the following :-Meamais, Pea d'Espoir, 41 Vol of animas Mead= for the tbe Cate) ° On raelellay night a distressing suicide was eom- month. pool. beer. ..... -"' Polo lead of the Jewish community. We allege that whir 1 A HANDICAP EWE:MAIM of 10 son . sta b, f or 3.y r Kitsbres, Ida, Roebuck, Gossip. • - irmial train will lee" i n di os i ts you ' d to t i t , 0 ,4;........ 0 . „,. awl to mired la Haddenfierk Mr. J. W. Fell, whose father is • a w,let. o l,ad a lr) Ws sad upwards. D. M.-To close sad name by Ns o'idosa Biclopedate for Newmarket to morrow (Bendsy), at half- , of howl a ccor d ing to -----' - - chemist at Reekmondwike, was formerly assistant to Mr. ` 4l "`." 7- . . i g a space of time ranging from two to W balm Taming, sad tke weights to be declared Peat one o'clock p Et, tad I. Maine to the ordinary train "' ~, the Churchyard, chemist, Dorking. Ha made the 'Nuristan@ u 0...,...). tat and th Ede t the I of d th by air the same evening. at 640 a.m., Bmm , 11211 am , and 6 p.m. daily, spatial ree --8 ea ' a r s es es ere ' " aelrain g - of Miss Elise Latter, d augh te r of Mr. Latter, linendram, Veamoda South. Msg. 11th of Jewish made of elaughterieg, prolonged over • Der of N ON. 17 ... athputh. deign. to. Tine lan Dantaiale &raw% a sweetakes of 60 so= each, Wag of Sort era is adages will leave London for New- a . ild : tai l i tteribliPlikk ; SOSO, Sat lib a llies , Bst 41b ; those by m abet at 8.65 a ia. an Momeetamminy,eadFrielley,thelltb, from tea to twelve Banat= TM Lord lea lio d yew- er or that arise ? statioa in life Ora he really wee, persuaded the young lady, 3 c.Gl 9 Dobli e Chat monta. ergot et mares which sever produced a winser, Pb, sad 12th ism.. regsraiag seal day one hoar after the I l e s . g oso p oss o s S or g ( o h oo K r . p ont ., was a b out rar so . wbo is tweet gam of • age, to visit hie parents, woe, p en , .Waved ab. Wiesen of sweepstakes amounting to 6001., last rowe•-Eler Lifs. they had written for him to cense home, and to hriag o ois m i o o Main) said-R.lWe' 'madames would act be her with Ma eabsullare er upwards, 7lb; all other 'Jason of We (Bar .Lefs 3 2 Mut to SOllollllCeths retirement e t t ,'" at ...h e w m e glia te t we i t - e ti ew r„., .1.. ~..,.....e..e ' .„e '. Lino" with him. With her father's comment they met at H. 16th SIONISSIORINI • IN plates. 36 antra ;wa b ale f h Turf of r. J. N. Staple -- --- -L--- --, .-- ""' °ll "' the mid se Dorking, where Mn. Fell obtained 61 '''''' eral ••• )eiOn I? heath ' Ke g' 0 i the Dim iii ta seem live up to tom t • y, the whole of when cruelty by the Jew II butcher I. the abeam of the so li . - 11--. - •-• sant= darns wwwh. 101 b. Ts siert from lie Ancestor post, sad bark at the stud of bones in tenant, including Orinoco and Mary Copp, to , f n . t i t , doom., The fact w as . th e j eo hh o it ..o v . from Mies Later, with which he paid emir railway fares la Duke's iremd. (12 mkt) *Pyre (31b) (31b se.), •Elopteme will be brought to the hammer at Tattanall's, oa the Moir - - -- --- - " -- to Huddersfield-lint elm the whole distance. They ar Mexico deeidmost positively that they were guilty of any anew of the ..... ..... (31b), Based (31b), offiefbeed, Tamen* ( Sib), es be Igoe- day after the Hoogidea noretiag. r ived et Haddonfield at B.2srend • d ' b ' "''''' ' i p.m., and p •inaea to Havana staptos. moth. emery cruelty, and H M r. F ooter ' s atateneet should go ~_ Lady Lawa (31b) i =gle e d b i xtra), May Bell (3ib),ham at Mr. ' . • Fell'e cousin who r • chemist in Rang- wo o . forth willout mower an sodas prejudice might be the ''''• - ' . *Cagan Bird ; fby Pampas-Sager stmt. When ea their way he requested M ix. Latter to made= (31111 WNW Dminslilime A FOOLISH FISAI.-Ons of the actors of the ree6ll ' Elir Pain Laurie-Mr. Footer's answer to what 1 have I.**k at " I " grewerke' which she did, and it is supposed he oapedeVera heeell- Tamar. O at IS . IL IhMEMAIM ell 111 ime. sash, b ft, for two yr old.; Cambridge Theatre bad • • slight quarrel with the keen, mood may be serviceable to your ,If he tells e i =Bed that opportunity of taking Poi*" vs , they had then Resell a Oct 9 smpton. • • ' colts St 7lb; mud ffilissi,list 61b, not emptied in the Jaly, and, la •It of ensperatlee, be went out, and, though a what die Supposed cruelty monists, yea will at once become BoeticsAyyre I .. only • few nods to go. When the gab door was opened be powooo Chesterfield, Isiked. Cr areal. Or Prearrgut Stakes. A married man, enlisted in tbe 16th Regiment. Oa mane &consisted - with tke precise nature of the cow I °°- wag however, unable to descend , and the driver, with the o . to . ia l p sin. and ' wiener of 2001. er upwards, bib nitre. Crterloo Con-se. to himself on'Wedeseday weralag, he very eaturally, felt • ' aid of • purr by, envied him into Mr. Dell's house, where m e ad,. primp be able to amen it without hesitation. At all Ply. it lis. (4 mate.) *Mara Polo, Cowing Bird, of by Footstool- that he bad made a great fool a himself, and visions of his is seven minutes he expired. On • search being wale, a Tenerife 1 E Oct. IS - Mt. "'" griever 'mats you will be foraithed with th e • • anomie of complaint, Baser, Sires. wile and domestic felicity apperendy last to hi m lea phial, which had contained prussic acid, was dis W.C.nfAttleli ' for ilar , for whisk yes ea prepare your answer. oi Ost. 12 ar TRIIRSDAT. floated o'er his moiled imagination. Ob, was he to be torn f or gor Pour conned On the seat of the cab. The body of the uoformo 10 . 01 1:::: 1 r o; . to User- " rim _ NtAL... Am , * Mr. Forster said he would only r epeat , A HAXDICAP PLATS of 100 son. for three loot& and from the dear parkin of his eareoand to Pant torte Crimea Leezie's Information , what. he her p ublicly stated in that nate youth was token to the Bull sod Mouth lan, Victoria. Untied ow . i nide ,. Pooh upwards. A F.-To be entered by six o'clock ne retries as " food for powder ?" Dreadful nought He was exceed- on the massion of applyingfor the s r street, where Mr. Ingram held an inquest upon it, when a usitedtitates Oct. 19, Ili) u before rasaing, end the velem be be =slued by mine. ingliz si ximas to pay "the smart," and release himelf from .1:74. C.a.'s. There re ew modes o;sialssams to verdict Temporary insanity" was returned. The poison B r iri e totorth E utter at p l et tr : Sank Oct. 13. Battle ughtering 'A Swaerwranas of 10 gen. each, for 2yr olds • Mu, he ty ; bat, alas, the " rbiao " wee sot forthaoinior b o u si k o i d lb. wou l d masamity-tbe one b striking the most bays b•es Preeared by tinges= from the shop of his America... Fridays. Set 'fib ; and Miss, Bet 61b. The eraser to be ield ler What IrS. 1 1 , be lie* Pln this eldregeit7 the Mayor game with - ferrule Pol by ....,.. y „, . 1 ,,,„,, present employer, Mr. Tomlinson, Lincoln, as be had so united Suttee ) Nt. 10, a] sou th . Her. mann. Ost.6. Argo 160 son, if demaded, &a T.Y.C. To err sad mine by to hie aid ; aad, ea reetivieg satisfactory proof tkat be wee el a° In° or • e " ., ---- '''' '''''''''' portueity of obtaiene any daring the /money. Miss Bri lllB N'xth II 44 " 11. tniptoo. the skull was panabed la, and • hole was made e i t rea... Wdaedays. en eckeek the maim before rsastag. s member of the dummies& e g os se Mem= ate " seed- Latter, who Is deeply affected by the unfortunate end of h whisk •am was inserted to break up the spinal • BWI3PSTAILNI of 10 sew each, for l•yr *We ; gotta, fal," ad the pattemea was rates= to hie wife and home. till. " her lover, sad Imo Is thus lett demists, without mosey. marrow, sad the other by dinettes wita • keit* the Waal • Via Dover sad Marseilles. 1 at -Mss n*. E-Evening. BM 7lb ; sad allies, Bea 61b. The wiener to be rid for 40 It le SWAM U.S be wmgeomerly ia Ur navy a a midship- amongst perfect strangers and far away from her friends, marrow at the ban of the skull. Both them operations ems, it denuded, Ike. Pint ha'f el Abllt Te dem and maaoMd 111118 boIIM lea frft mime timepees a member of is at present staying at dr. Free, Riogetrest, Rudders b k d ins I brought the Moo to the groan mat y, and after its Rine by ela *Week she imam before runnier. the Lpirmitaillapany.field. The greatest symoathy is expressed for the friends of fall so doubeall amesibility to pia was at to end, the met a • RWINTSTARIS of 10 enve. eagle ; foe 2-yr olds, ast 7lb ; TMEMAGAMINI IIINDEII THIEEDAN.-Tbo followingslaughter beis pl b etickin h• Ms gme nod y gt • tin the chest the deceased, who are highly esteemed. THE PROPOSED ROAD ACROSS ET. James ' s - PA R E.- three.les lib : foes. Bst 11t h: ay. sad us osed._ o.c Th. t.... i..... it.... o_i---.. _-• . .- - -- - - - - - - -- - - A FOOLISH FlEML—One of the actors of the Cambridge Theatre had • slight quarrel with the lessee, mad, is • St of emaperatioe ' be went oat, and, though a married mss, enlisted in the 16th Regiment. Oa coming w himself onWedeeaday morning, he very naturally, felt that he bad made a great fool of himself, and visions of his wife and domestic felicity, apparently lost to his for ever, llosMil o'er his excited imagination. Oh, was he to be tore fres the dear partner of Isis eares,aed to Inmost to the Crimea as " food for powder ?" Dreadful thought. He was exceed (ugly anxious to pay " she esart," and rebore Muni( home his &Malty ; bat, alas, the " rhino " we wet teetheewhog. What was to be dose ? Is file Me m* law Hewer same to hie aid ; as& on reeelvisi astiefeeeeey proof that he wee • member of the theatrioal aomptay, advanced the "need ful," awl the sestinas* was restored to his wife and home. It le stated that he was formerly is the navy is a aidship mut sad that he has bees fee seine %hasping • member of the Lyon= soupasy. Tailllmunus maim TESREDAN.—Thu following is so MINIM of a letter hum Sebastopol proierieg to show how the Heim messed being blown up by the Russians, like the ether forts: " A sapper, who was exploring the hatteelee ef the Sedan jut is the Russians were evamiating thelsws, disrmsered • rather large sable 'bleb he eat in twa hz • blew of as axe. arid then called the attention of the fame bI. Os farther examination it was fosad to M • tlieltustellle wire severed with a coating of gotta pasha ?I wke led I. • very large powder mowing dug ender the lielsw, sad the &ornery of which made the WNW triable, when they thought of the frightful explo de@ Arm whirls they had soaped. The wire ems from mem the tows ea far as the sea, which it wowed to the Wow shore, Arm whose, the eleetrie spark was to be Most Ire to that velem*. It was discovered just thoe, as the last soldiers had not yet @entreated the town when the tam blew up one after **other. Alliug Ri t i rasselies with the rules. The Cantatas port, the . the Citattel Beelles_ the forte of the hey, the sumer w aell the prinipal dikes enabled to the =dibeau^ the etetbield Mho of sheik be, sod TM Win sod the lieblilweeline renteined ds zt -Wier, the Maw saved by the saymes bet seee lied *Glamor saved bye shell whisk dieseatiby Providinnee bed au the &dile wire Le two." By Peter Laurie—Mr. Fonter's answer to what I bass asked limey be mrvlosable to your ease. If he tells me in what the sappmed smelly consists, you will at ones become se:quieted with the precise nature of the complain., and perhaps be able to answer it without hesitation. At all evade you will be famished with the mourn of complaint, for which yen ens pnpare your sneerer. Mr. Fontes said he would only repeat, for Sir Peter Laurie's informative, what. he had publicly stated in the* tout on the modes of applying for the sumerces to Bir IL W. Carden. There were two modes of alsughtitring bellesks Is the general oommunity—the one by striking the animal with as tree ferrule or pleatte, by means of which the shall woe pruseked In, and a hole was made Armagh whieh a ease was inserted to break up the 'phial narrow, sad the ether by dividieg with a halt* the spinal marrow et the hiss of the skull. Both these operation brought the bullock to the ground lastaatly, sad after its fall so doubt all sensibility to pais was at ea end, the set of daughter being completed by sticking the beast in the chest or breast while in a perfectly quiescent state. The whole operation reedy lasted 110111 than three slant's. Accord lag to the Jewish mode of slaughter, there appeared to be so attempt to deprive the animal of sensibility. The legs were kaibled by ropes, and the beast was brought down upon its side; an iron ring was tees hearted in he mouth, sad as iron bar was plated within the dog, ht no= of which the sock was stretched out. sad UM hood was kept sloes to the gromd. The religious east to whom the duty attached of despatching life was then smaremed (sad there were Daly three of of that ins for the whole of the Whitoebapol Jewish illihriliedthheee). when he arrived, he, with a very lees and sharp fleet scraped off the liar Irons the threat sf the bullock, and this severed with a Biagio vet the two Japlar mks, sad all the smaller bleedvessele of the throat. Sir Pew Laarie—The Mien is to take every drop of bleed beat the saimaL We all berm tress oar early reading mad mseektime, the &Maumee with which the Jews /phi tile teeter of Wed. I voloosbor osaso olossoloss epos the oabiost, wad rue ago, is the Omit if Mamma. Tea Weed le slow, I suppose, spa m railhaft. She Imola sloes ion only ine syseilseable Ile ,Oialey looks sar di zr beishmoslhs pm" ally elselhiS A Motroicar PLATS of 100 SOU. for dune yr•olds and upwards. • F.—To be tittered by is o'clock the eveolog Wort mantas, sad the witted' to b. desisted by also. A Swanmanbe of 10 min. mob, far 2yr (Ada ; coke, lr flb sad Mr, Bit 61b. The winner to be wild ler 150 sou, if demeadod, Li. T.Y.C. To slim sad Was by ifs o'clock the ',salmi before ranalmr. • BWIINPOTAINS Ai 10 sew ANA, NC 2.yr olda ; WU. let 711 i ; am Allies, est 61b. The whetter to be mid Gtr mw., if demanded, Ike. Pint ba'l of Ab.M. Ti abs. by es *Mork tbo mooing before menial/. • !WIDMANN/ of 10 toms. tut ; for 2-yr olds, Est 711 Mcrae, 31b ; fear, Bst Illb ; di. mid opP cards, 04- The eldest, to be sold for SOO seen, If dcmaaded. First MN of MON. To doe sod DUDA by sin o'oleek the evening been moors.. A HANDICAP lIWZIPSTAZINI of 10 rem omit, for 3 yr side. D.ll. To ails. and aims by Ds °Mock the mashie bolore ruaolon, sad lb. welibto to be declared by alas. Etnumwar, or Tn. Diumir Bram., of 100 mw. mob, f. for 2-pr old Aline, dot 71b. Lost tbreo gainers of RM. (13 mba.)—•Boadelaro, Vittoria. ollisobief, En brad., Defamation, A r y . Ja na —Piisty, of by Or bids—Boras Bros, Denham, Carambe, Halipyge, *I by Orlaarke—Velincina, Manta. THE PROPOSED ROAD ACROSS BT. JAMBS'S-PARE.- Sir J. V Shelley ►as addromert the following letter to Sir Benjamin Hall: " Mareafteld park, Oct. 4 My dear Hall, —When I wrote to you, on the 16th ult., in relation to the proposed road across Bt. James's-p..lk, I did so in °ones gnomes of representations made to me by some of my con stituents, who thought that the road would be objectionable, and that the government intended to proceed with the scheme without say reference being made to parliament. This impression was no doubt made upon them in conse quence of statements which appeared in the public papers that the road was to be proceeded with daring thermos, and that the works bid been commenced; but, after the RUDDER DEATH OP THE VICAR OF MASHAII —A melancholy gloom was sled over the neighbourhood of Nashua, ost Moddsy morning last, whets news arrived of the Geddes decease of the Rev. Tbfwies Riddell, the much esteemed visor of Kuban' sad Kirkby Malseard, which tersarred at Keswick oa the Sunday mortis' previous, Irem aAt of apoplexy. The rev. patient's had gone on the Monday previous to spend a few days in the lake district for the baud, of kin health, which we fear bad suffered irons over *sorties mud assist' in the perforation.' of his stay aid arduous doves. He biome Mem of the two parishes about 16 years aro, dative whisk period be has summed sad esammgod every sears of ins7rovessent In boOk but has more partioalarly eadeared himself to the =Ziniof Myttans, swept whom and for whom he pemosally with indefatigable seal, care, sad fore thuleglit, both for their tampon! and spiritual wants. ihMecie, meeksmice Meant*, sad bawls eteletiee—tbe 'Mk the peer, the old, tbe yeast, the good and the bat, the eltimultmea sad the dissenter, 'Adis shared his klad wen den, nabseetiml liberality, vigilant nyerintengsgre, tag gni aiiiss—itaischoolor Bpseektir. lIIIXDAT. Homptca,r flonutrwro - zzo ofio sm. mob, sad osfy 5 ft doebbiroal by Ws este* tits essehig ► beim I. tassilf or izr v. greasy el thalami Mews h 4.3 fr T.Y.C. To sloes sa4 numb, de Vas ends, Wore sieslm sad sM stslibis 4e•hassl by alas. • .A istinsesr Ilwaaerrszas of le ens. sock. 10 ft. fit ISi tbroo yr olds. T.Y.C. Ti SIMI saml sans b) dkaPdseli male( be dolisal a Mier. reastag, sad the weights tc by im A 11 srsserrases of 10 sass. sash los 2-yr olds ; soli., Oil ; sae SW" 84 ilb ; tie vlseas se 4 soli ille 40 son. a•.traace centaisad in your letter of tlisi Mash, ' that notbiog will be done till parliament meets, when the public will have an opportunity of mandarin the pleas whisk will be presented to the Home of COMICIIII, esd of wing whether the aceommodation offered to the pnbilo in but that should be granud," I sat requested new M .M. ast they do sot thick it nesessuy I. wale on Ten on Bafinnl4q. neat. Hereafter, when they lame had as warner* of well sonsideriog the pleas, if they hate obbs Id make, it may again become in duty to apply to you to nisailve a deputation of lily eceistitseatc—l am, my dear Roll, yours truly, Joss ViLuttne Basun. The HAIM AM, Bas4aaain Sall, Bast., MX." SHIPPING INTBLLIGBNI CASUALTY. Lary Ha`e, for New Odes, a, nearly ready for les, the Victoria Dock, was struck by lightning Yesterday • were the ships Edmund Kye, and the Comtelleth e : di of which IMO injured in their tupmests, Oct. 6. LITTISPOOL BETTS AT FORZION Pollll.—Stparai l (a.), at Patras ; Tiber Os.), at Trieste; Pram, at horn • Tanta, at Genoa : Pets! Laurie:, at Plashing ARRIVED aatiorriotoiAo3l4l-et Gravesend. October 4, rp m areutions-at Ormismed, Octoter 6, Ir ca ......... ' 'Mt! ATALANTA-at Deal, October 4, from .' ... ........................ p e - r io Aoorna-of DOO D ODPOS, October 3, h0e._. ... ... ...... Axerirrsr-at Falmouth, October 4, from ........................ Amosumo-st Falmou th , October 4, from ................. letYt Aura-at Tollbooth, October 4. from ................ AP. imrose-at Plymouth, October 4, from.,,, •Lscistett A A rr i'v ruratre- at -a o t fl F N al o m rth "t ltreland °eto , ber oe 4 to , behrla ... ' • .... .. Arms Psixtma-off Weymouth, October 3, fr0m...., ....... ou A/RICO-off Sll&Dige, October 3, from .. .. t .......... *braless Lase-at Liverpool, October 3, Goat .... . aNabe l DIDION -off Liverpool, October 5 Buou -off Liverpool, October 5 Barron esrtas-off Dungeness, October 3, from ........ BETON E..... Woo 11011A1,- at (MOW 4. from .. ......... up* Baossaarsouw -ott the Kddystone, October 3, . ham Cirsatorra Aso-at Bristol, October 4, f rom . ...... Brit Coalman'-at Cowes, October 4, from ......................... .... E3LONDI&-st Deal, Oct her 4, from . ............. ...... tp CoLue ova -et Falmouth, October 1, from .......... Aortae ELDOPOTIA-a-lit Oravenesd, October 5, from .................... 3L EADKIA-M, °ravened, October 5, fr om. ... .... • ............ EASOLDOI Lswwt lVerpo4 Odober 5, IrCOD ......... NILO' HAROLD-at UTO R POOI, Octo ber 3, foul .......... leo* Cone:sue -at Livenool, Oct. 5, DOM ....... Nee Teri OTT LONDOM-st Gravesend. October 3, frees . Doursitr--st Falmouth, October 4, ham.... . ......ti II Alosaadrit DIDA- at Falmouth. October 4. from ........ ........... ........ Then Dsomo-at Ds:taloa* October 4, tram_ ..... ..... mom DOWD LYON-at Graysamd, Oetober 3„ true ..... .• Jewels ELL. Itsin-at Liverpool, October 5, from .. . ....... ... Porto L e &m soa Tsmersom-st Liverpool, October 5, from Bon o Am , ELLWOOD W -at Liverpool, October 6, fros...ilt, Bosoms-at Oravessati, October 6, from ti Ewer -at Orem:mod, October 5, EfOIITESN-St Deal, October 4, fr0m....... .. EN;;; - t . .... l'obbt;:ilt.OetOier "4 4, from Erman (a)—at eoetbaraptoo, October $, ham Parmr—at. Cardiff, October I, from bbbbbbb Fenimore W RIMY IV.—off North Fordead, Oita* 3, b ut &Mob Otamme—at Falmouth, October 4, from ..as Heraterra—at Gravesend. Oolotrof 3 . _ s us Hunan—at Gravesend, Debbie 3, .......... labscratb„ October 4, from JIMIT LUlD—fit October 3, from Aimed& Jutta—et Palmentb, October 4, from Ogee Joao ll'Kermia—at Greenock, October 3, linae—off Baehr Heed, October 1, from Jemmy Lira--off Dover, October 4, from Diala lowa Weermur—et !smooth, October 4, tram Ulm Imam Baran—at Liverpool, October 3, from &Jobs's, 11.1, Jorr L. Dierrocz —off Liverpool, October 3, from Bi.JeteN N toad J. Humors.—at Gramma& October 3, tram _Paget LYDIA —at Deal, October 4, from LOCK W UODS—at Deal, October 4, from __ Mat Mom - Plymouth, October 3, froca-1 a LTDDIrf...O( Uvarpool, October 3 MocLrast—at Liverpool, October 5, from ~... Xelle ItaavaL—at Liverpool, October 5, from Bona tym Mumma—at Uverpool, October 5, from ". . i ~.111ide ILeruue—at Deal, October 4, from. __ota* Mahar—it Falmouth, October 4, from As here lissoss—at Portsmouth, October 4, tram ..».............Drels Yerutwa—at Deal, October 4, tram_.— ........ ....Dmele Nom Pot . —off Lowestoft, October 3, .... Mb Ourts—at Falmouth, October 4, from ...Jingo OLD EXOLLIID—W, Liverpool, October 3, from ....Aiwa Pumpers—at Liverpool, October 3, from Alemaleh Patera iltaaar—ar Gramme, October 5, from. ....Jams Peorriora— at Graveemed, October 5 from...« .......... ....Beelerm Peaserruto-at Falmouth, October 4, from PIECT-4t Mumbled, October 1, from -....."..bibrihr Reseoca-at Falmouth, October 4, from lee Rats DU Fterre-at Falmouth, October 4, from Mel* Roo brows -at Liverpool, October 5, from Bb Bab BRADT Runso-at Liverpool, October 3, from St. Job:eat& ROMIAT KILLT- al Liverpool, October I, from flew Tat boors CADOLDIII-oft Llverp3ol, October 5, from MU Sestet Pscarr-off Portland, October 3, from Rio Min Smas-at Portsmouth, October 4.1 lam •••••• .-..- ..... . . .Isais &Area BMW-St Deed, October 4, from Round &cur -off Dungeness, October 3, from Booms AM basewoop Itsvoaa--at Falmouth, October 4, frog Alma* 110PRIA CLAINIDIA -It Falmouth, October 4, from Tyree Sr. Jams- 44 Portsmouth, October 1, from ..... -..... ..... -Dual Trrarte--at,slocouth, October 4, from ....... ........... TEIISONIIA-at Falmouth, October 4, from Tin * eablel6 Taos. nut-at Penzance, October 3, from Neap U. orevrooo-at Deal, October 4, from ROA be Umaa-at Lswestoft Roads, October 3, from Uwe Vasa,.-at Deal, October 5, frost Waived Wil•IIIIIOOLI-at Deal, October 4, from Weaved WILD Wave-off DUOINTICIN October 3, from Bayne WHIT/ HALL -Oft Dungeons, October 1, frout Xosheske Vomit Tows-at Portemootb, October 4, fr0m........... !soda Zseava- at elymouth. October 4, from. Galliped SAILED. dareeices—from Cardiff, October 2, to Boma Avourrive—from Cardiff, October 3, to Mika Crre or Boaraaoar —from Gravesend, October 5, to . Week Gerairou—droes Gravesend, October 5, to Bober Camas—from °ravened, October 5, to. &MB Ezra's—trots Liverpool, October 5, to Ape Fascsa--trces Gravesend, October 5, to Gbed Irasriocee—trooa Cardiff. October 3. to .... Marseille Goutaan—troni Cardiff, October 5, to ....... Nab Jesse Pere—from Gravesend, October 5, to Lela blimeava—from Cardiff, October 5, to Constant's,* Must.—trces Cardiff, October 5. to atarvtawaa—trcen Greenock, October 3, to Hammel .. . . . Nwr.-trm On~~~_~Mt b, G ins—tram _. raveresd, October 3, Pawn two LOMDIU —from Gravesend. October I. 110.......hil RM. Hoax—treat Cardiff. October 2, to —Alia Sawa—tram Gravesend, Orbiter 3. to — Reetipt Vicroata Ress—from Cardiff. October 2, to..— ..... Jaw Wm Waueat —frau C.ardiff, October 3, to APR NS WIWAN biota —frets Queenstows, October 3, t0......4111113 VEBBIILB SPOICZN WITH. Alice Maude (barque), of Loados, out 165 daye, from If edrai for Lor don, Sept. 23, lac. 44.48 N., lon. 23.14 W. e.armina Burne, from Malta for Liverpool, Sept. 22, ;36 days oat, le Dudley, fwm Ridukueto for Liverpool, Sept. 21, :at. 49 N., is s. 22 W. Euterpe, Kuypers, from Swansea for Hoog Kong, August 27, IL 13.31) 5, low. 24.4 W. Felix (Bremen barque). from Newport for Hong Hong, Assist 124 lat. 10.6 N., low. 14.21 W. [Adnerillelllent.3--HOLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND PILIA annotator Itiosantas roe rooucnc Ammons.— Mr. Forster Ker druggist. of Manchester, states Ina burr to ?rawer Holloway, that a gentleman with whom be is acquainted suffered dreadfully from an eruption on the Moe; his chit had become so much inflamed and swollen that to .have was impomlole. but by 'IA application of Holloway's Otntmest, and taking Holloway's Pi la at the some time. a perfect cure has hero effected, and It ie gratifylhe state that every v.etige of the scorbutic eruption has entirely 4159 peared.—Sold by all melleine rtridors throughout the world ; at Pro. fessor Ilmloway's Ectabliehments, 2;4, Strand. London, and M Maiden-lane, New York ;by A. Stamps, Constantinople; A. Gutday, Smyrna ; and H. Hoods, Malta. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BlaiMß. • Oct 2, at Cr( ydon, the vile of A. Cupecter, EA, 0( a son. CROCKPORD —Oot. 1, at Woodlands, Rattle, Sussex, the tette 01 B. Crockford, Gq. of a eon. HOLLAND. —OA. I, at Poplar Cottage, Brixton, the site of Plull H. Hothead, Eaq., of a eon. JANET—Oat 3, at Olouorater-terrace North, weetunfro.f.f• — • they'll* of J. 11. James, Eeq., of A son. LUARD.— Oct. 3, at the Mote, near Tunbridge, the wife of Major Lund, of • daughter. IIACCLESEIELD.—Oct. 8, at Sherbuta Castle, the Countese ma. eleshald, of a soo. MAN NERIL—Oet. 1, at Rutland-gate, Elyde-park, thewife of 1. NW nen, Dn., of aeon. lONTOOSERY.—Oct. 1. at Spriegfleld, Dublin, the wife of Co* R. B. Jdoatguaiery, 13th Light Intent:l . , of a deughta. 103 ES.—Out. 3. at Cleveland Howe. Kng's.rotul, Claff BBo *P uk * ad Esq., of a daughter. 4, at Bruerwiek-terrsee. Brightest, the wife of E. baloesooe, /3 , q., of a daughter. DMELET.—Oet. 8, at Burleigh.villa, St. John's-weod, tho vi k Mr. Charles A. Townley, of a daughter. ;TT. it N. MARRIAGES. CLAIHR—WEBS.—Oct. 2, at St. Mary's, Chatham, by the Rot 0 . Chambers. M.A., T. P. Clarke, Rio., Mayor of Andorer, toY wet Aletta, daughter of Major Webs, R.N. GRANT—CUMMINO.—Oct. 2. at Ketingbam, the Hat 0 8 Grant, son of the late Earl of lieraltrkl, to tleuaora, dsulltuer°f late Sir W. G. O. Cumming. But.. of Alt, re. HATFIELD—DAN - 18.—Oct 1, at the parish church, Clapham, by IM Rev. J. Watson, Gllltatt, pan 01 A. Ratted, ,of Hym - r ak " terrace. Carnberland.este, to Joule Ellen, daughter of G. F. Daub Esq., of Clsphamrise, Surrey. LOWTHROP—RAIKES. —Oct. 2, at LlaitGasty Td•YLIT T., South Wales, by the Hew. R. W. Hippialay, Reeler of kow•of Wold, J. W. Y. Los throp, Pp .01 m ano e.palse, &taboret, foals& bath Lucy, daughter of T. Rates, Esq., of (Jordan-square. Leu°46 MAN NERS-110WARD.—Oct 4, at St. James's Church. by th• J r. P. Norman. Lord 0. J. Manners, son of the Duke U ot to Lady Adelina Matilda Fimalan Howard, daughter of the of Norfolk, K.O. =ATMS. BADDELPX.—Oct. at Cheltenham, Grace Milhourne, relict of the late Meint Doddsley, formerly oi the 7th M" Red 75 * BENTLET.—Oat. 1, Mar.; widow of D. HU Bentley,. km , of OW" near Lost* aged N. BICKELISTETII.—Oct. 2, at Bapoote Rectory , th e Rev. L Baer' Meth. Rector of gapents, Leicestershire. and Royal Dean, COPLING.—Oct. 4, at the Grove, thielneY. J. 051, ing. "" BYRE. -O.L 4,11 5, lAt2plaes, Lee. Kent. Daniel tyre, Dvl",,_ 77. Yetuagest and last survinag son ot the Camv. Anthems s 7". D.D., bettor of laverinton, and Outwell, idgeshire, MOO to the late 1111mand Reese. Mahood Sly. OARDINIUL—Oet- 2, at Twi kenham, aroma dumber of the late Colonel Gardiner, of Belie-roe, Slonthr_ ate TDS.-OeL 4, at fen. 6, Meeklenhorgh.stree t, tbb_ALlielltter of the late Oilliert Elandasyde , Esq. 111V11M6051. 00.2. — at Bromptos , oaare. O. WP 26 ", "Om telawdl of Use Nth Sep., and lately ti the up' cam' UM& Jut TOUNC—e4t. 2, at Tollington.perk, Bornteprood, In j~Jsaw • a'vd painful Ulnae, Isabella, the beloved elates of COkIOWS WA SS. Ullata id Relabel tot ya 1120.2 by WrtaLtit Kin limb. at Ma 2, taeJ ISw eet. la the DIV L‘o ptintm. at the OfOrs. 1 1 1 . 1 1, la ag besMosll Whitift 0 P 0•0911 6,1 1. OtToSIA"'' /