The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-18 00:00:00

• i I, -1 I • ; THB OATTht PLAGHB. MEETING AT THIMANSIO27,OOI7IIII. A meeting of the committee appointed by the emporatiou of Luau to eoosider the bast mesas of midst. seedy to put a stop to - the cattle dimes at runt pee wawa to such an alarmist extant took plots ea flaterlav .1 3 dusk, at the Mansion-hawk ' Mr. Outrun, the .hall dose of the committee, preekle4. Thum wars 11.1•0 fathalth Dr. Lethrobi, the mhos" aka of the qtr of Loam ; Dr. AIMS'. Dr. Atwell, Dr. Jarvis, Mr. Burge, M.D., Mr. Bodkin, Mr. Warier, Mr. Brants, Mr. Smoker, he. Mr. of the the aterstery, said that at the last meet* the amount of subscriptima received wu about 1.3001., cad slue thite he had received from the Salters' Ocuray 601., hem Mr. Brewster coed Mr. Guenter (members of the eassittee. who are large selsamen in the Metrooclitea Market) 201. ad 101. reerosticsly, from Morn Samoa, Hears and Co. '32.1., and some entail sums from other sources la the tures of the siting Mr. Rodkin, who bad takes a very active part ie all the proceedings of the committee, sad ' la the fathomed of the objects that they have le view, beaded in 801. which he had collected that morning atoms the salesmen in Nargatmnierket At prima" however. the wilds subscriptions fall a rod deal short of 2,0001., end it wiU be man that the per Iseerally have sot takes as rest part in the matter, but it is mooted that they do so when the peoesediap of the committee stall btu emenseil • more Magibla fuze. Mr. MOD= laid he had se doubt that the roveresseet was pot favourable to the plan they proposed,aad It ap pend to betide that e they took any further Mips they Auld re Privy sumi' and iceir tor a direst sensor to the question whether diseased animals would be per flitted to be removed I. eseatecriums or pot. He permed a reedutiou to the effect that a deputation should be ap polated for that purpose. Thionceolution us carried nnsaimously, sad it was sub sequently arrauged that the deputatioe should se I. the Peru Glued on Maeda' at three o'clock, at which hour as appointment had been made by the Lords of the Cued' be meet the committee epee other matters relating te the OM subject. Mr. Glee. the secretary, read a letter from Prefemor Dick, et Edinburgh. Maier to the cattle disease, is which it was stated that the mutest of isseteriuse had bun Wed in that city and had bees very usueossehil, es 36 sews had died sod eel, ocee was mover*. Tbe protease else slated that a real deal deluded Ws nadir heat applied at as early stye of the dimes,. and that the treatniesk of the digested animals to this eau coadeted el the admiaistratios of liaised oil, whisky, From salt% aced salphete trot. A member of the esemittee remarked that with sea *earnest as this it was not to be wondered at that so many of the cattle died. (A laugh.) De. ALLDIIB said he had mum to believe that in some of W smiths& ar the metropolis, where the aaimala bed leen attacked, JUT had bees bed, and their bleed mixed with salt gives them to drink. He was sedoniehed that Ilia barbarous remedies should be attempted, and he lisped Mat they would be disouraged in every peedble muses (Bear, beer.) A eementairetion wee dm read from the perish cd May- Woes, from which it appeared that there were fornisely 1,213 oows kept is that pariah, bat that oat of this samba 214 lad died of the dime" sad 714 had been removed for her they should catch it. The committee shortly afterwards adjourned. ••• On Saturday/ evening a meeting 02 cow-owners, dealers, _dairymen, and others affected by the cattle pimple wee held at the Duke's He Tavern, Whitediapal•road, to receive the report of s committee and to ocesider the acct adviesble course to adopt for the purpose of alleriatieg the autism; mamma by the plague ni the Tower Hamlets districts, The chair was taken by hr. Marcus Pool. The following return of the 'number of oowiceepers, of the ems originally kept, ae well as of those sold, dead, and btt, was read. Mile-end Old Town and Bow : Coekeepers, 27; cows originally kept 515 ; sold, 152; died, 53 :left, 310. Limehones Cowkeepers, 27 ; originally kept, 443 ; mold. 221; died, 73 ; left, 149. Poplar : aowireepers, 14; originally kept, 88 ; sold, 21 ; died, 8 ; left, 19. Whiteciapel : cow. keepers, 29 ; ongioally kept, 530 ; sold, 263 ; died, 58 ; left, 209. St. Matthew's, Bethnal-green : ciowkeepers,, 44 ; originally kept, 449; sold, 186; died, 103; left, 160. St. George 'a : cowkeepers, 15 ; originally kept, 200 ; sold, 54 ; died, 17 ; left, 129. Shorediteh miwkeepseci, 46 ; originally kept, 596; sold, 159; died, 132 ; left, 3 04 . Taint (mind bg Stoke Nemesia' disked): ceekeepers, 291; onginsily kept, 4,108; wad, 1,504; died, 563; left, 2,042. The Chairman said the above niters was nearly accurate, and the loom which bad been sustained shoeld prompt them to take immediate action for the sufferers. Be rvmaimaided them to oall a public meeting at the inhabitants of the Tower Hamlets in order to mime subscript:ow. Mr. Brewster (of the oorporation) thought they should ask • grant of the government. The inhabitants of t h e *Atoll districts had obtaMod • great, and the cattle plague was of as much importance to thole compacted with cattle as the cotton famine had been to the people of Lancashire. Mr. Bowyer mid the cattle plague ma a national affair, sod he thought the nation should make good the LAMS of the sufferers. a• mw no reason why the income tux should not be increased • peony is the pound, se the payers were the principal nommen of meet. Mr. Game, C. 0., urged the meeting to wait on their parliamentary represeetatives in reference to the plague. It was unanimously decided to mined the members far the borough to convene a public meeting. 80170 LE. The diaeme has made its appearance in the parishes of Gianaghain sad Riotingludl. At Coddeebsio, also, several cowsliave died, sad at Richfield fire or six bollosks have bees lost. At Malford, where the dimes has sopecially proved fatal, it reatiouse to apron& Various local farmers bays bees sufferers, sad the stock is Retired Hall•park is reduced to between twoory and thirty out of a nerd of 130. Lord Brodlesbiuo has intimated to his russets the:, in the Greet of their lanes say seat stook he.. t►e rattle plague, be will, provided they aro ironed Sa the Suffolk County Cattle lisp. Associstios, contri bute 20 per rest on the amount of Um easepeseation TO. esived hos the emaciation. man. The disease is ineressiog in the Tendring Hun dred. Two heifers bought three works eines by Mr. T. Lott hays hien condemned. The dairy of Mr. rage, of Little Bentley . who his been • sufferer. is supposed to re bees infected through • number of cattle Messing through the fence of a field to whisk they were grams,. 11101POLC. The subscriptions made in aid of the compen sation food administered by the Norfolk Cattle Pima, Association now exceed 5,6001. k meeting of the central eocomitters arm held at Herein* oa Saturday; Mr. C. 8. Baud, M.P., is the chair. NINIOTOUS fresh sues of disease were reported. Mr. B. J. H. Marvel, 14. P., has lost about 40 head of cattle, which he had oa his farm at Crown Point, near Norwich. Mr. Hervey, in a meat ocerespoo donee with Mr. Read, expressed his opinion that the state ments made as to the prevalence of the disease were exec mated. On Saturday I. stated that be skoold reereaes 1. subscription to the foods of the aasoaistioo from 501. to 100 f. An instance was meatiosed in widish due* or fear bend of cattle had died at Blakeoey ; the disease was sap posed to have been communicated by sheep. Other eases of disease were re ported from Loddon, Broadish. Swains tbarpe, Gionnionbam, ka Ilse great heat whieh has pre vailed in Naefol kdoriag the last rsa days is considered to have exerted an i. f %visitable iallusuce. _ _ LIVERPOOL. On Saturday, &r. Reed, inspector of cattle, applied to the Liverpool borough stsgletratea for an order to destroy the carmen of a cow which had bees sent to the alosghter•hoese for sale by a eowlieeper sad milkman mimed Thomas Roberts, Dr. Trench, the medial officer of health, hart exaraiord the carcass, sal feud that the cow had died of plague. it traaspired that Roberta bad owe before sent a dead cow to the slaughter house. sod got lOs for it about five years ago. He professed that he did sot know this cow was diseased. The order was greeted, sad the inspector directed to take out a summons samosa Roberts. BONSZT. Saturday lut fire or Piz beasts from Barnet far were dincovered an their way towards Roomy, showing munistalle.tie ern:limns of the prevailing &mese. Yr. Wm. Everett, a magistrate, and Sir WilWm Heatbcote, ordered them to be kept in • wood seer Amplield. Several of them bare slam died. sad were thou and there buried in a large hole aid covered with quirk lime. We are happy to elate that the disease baa not appeared in say other cattle in thin neighhouthood.—Salisbury Journal. The plague seems to be spreading in Buchan. la our report of the meeting of the Central Committee, we glee the official reports sa to the appearumie of the di.esse at Mount Present. Os Thursday (says the Buchan °b eaver) several other animals in the same had were die. emend to be affected, and the county inspector, Mr. Bay, b invited to mat Mr. Lang on the 4,04, so as to make the invratigetioss tbr (yesterday) morning. The 3 Vr e o e rgs to be examined number about 28 animals. and belong to Mr. Fergie, Thundertos, and Mr. Yousg. Thee* ' owe the only new mess of dreams is the pariah.—Aber:las Herald. ZDITIMIGH. The cattle plague is getting worse and worse in Edisburgb—is spit' of all the meetinp and resolution in which chiefly West seems to hare been placed for the limi tation of its ranges. Eighteen new asses aid six deaths were reported on Friday, six of the seer beteg is one byre, ebb* had hitherto escaped infeetioe. The fully of tai ing swimalellio the "Seeitarinni" to die seems to have bees &wormed, only one cow baring died there as Friday ; sad the system of weeniest la the byre., whist wida is ,I?eory .11 manned have set their facie, eloatianes. Male parsing" of the dimes' reseonably uprisen at leant as winch entitled to the blame of the growing maialllg as the beat of the weather.--Brotsowas. EAdirertbrenest.}--HOLLOWWII 01111111211 AID ?Lis—To She nessien--Dlrease with ell its dangers, treelike. sad tribulations. any be conquered and an oat by the we at asps reliable rasedte• which cleanse the blood, strengthen the weed and twarhite disordered ',deem One example will OaSes- ore ease represent. many. • lady writes :—" I bare derived the resent panals relief from your Ointment and Pill& wils lees idilleted with alarms, d mouth an gust end ugly • stew all oar ray bedy. . . . miss en iMeso 7wre resselles aided like a ohms, and I. In conunon id& so . garjramern, shall pe dins w erer ma rjelieg y t , i my restoration unisell on doctors: =MISS, MONDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 18, 1865. itorsz strYlim ktroff. SPORTING INTEZLIVPIOOI.' - • es - - - A swimming match of novel character came off • 'PROGRAMME OF BRECON RACER. on faleedvy. It was minima by the London Swimming 71/111Dat. * . _ Club, ma of th e valuable eamentices formed of late years Till NolataT SUMS (Handicep) of 10 soya whom f t, . for O h s purposed prequo dog g ut auqu a r Ai us c o a mas h with 40 added, for STrwlds 1 whiners after tralbsi 12, . valuable a rt. Distance rams, in which those w ho swim at 10 Lem. Ddb alma. Pee them ( o "e& l et lb • got over a certain number of mu« to th e shorten ties, Alb w now g etting quits woman ; bat on Saturday aen tionter-of-Pessi 8 10 Oo Ilea B ci Amiga Stamp La Mute Sather 8 I Tbs °and t a me who could swim the lamest as well as the faithent Slater Pima Yuan or vol 63170011 D SIMON 731/05111AL BUM ! o ffunissO or au j um azusp, se fl w ogss fi e G ems , w h o Oi 10 says. each. with 40 added, Sec 2-yrelds ar m . , 101 b ; trainee Lake Constants don liberally. A geld medal, tiller sod pki tr , B rt_lib i _wialisr• !Alm_ i wiowairesetslas U., _wee given as • Ant prize, with the eatranee Thilso-noiwtisss • MIL (16 alit, — 'MUM , gzsiee fees divided der the snood and third men. No Nell, Catalan (31b), Sent Anna. King (Mb)._ llotiaraol- well-known London amok swimmer entered, with the ex- Pearl, Harriet (Mb), Nimble (310), Moaner (31b), Monesa. opium of the veteran Beckwith. and he did so with the Gametal Lea (311sk, Nino of Dimmed' (31b), Rands, • Lord mowed intention of Sly refreshieg himself by swimming 111 'e fwi LAstolskis• dew Vaasa is 1852 ) by 8111111 11 ‘ two or three milm, not with aay idea of Gumming for the of.llsull Wicket, daubing (31b), Ischia (paid). prism. In • ram of so novel 6 kind the alollity to with • This filly, which is sot Laid Uxbridge's, was mitered by Maid the depressing offset of long immersion would be suill misteke here sad at Moeniourb, instead of Rosedale. elect to ensure manse. A moo with • tolerably good as A Snissio Bra= of 3 sore. each, with 20 added, for = T ot fat, in addition to bis Bonilla power Irma it 3/r-olds sad upwards; tresl. kfer age. One mile. by the well-knows oold.rosieting q'oality of this Tu• 110 1011011 5 1 T 4 : 1 0 : .. ....... „ ) Cdi 1 0 00". MA 7 _ft, oleaginous coating. Oa al the oat:mailers who enjoyed and Sly four if declared September 12, with 60 Wdsd_ ; this adreatage proved the visitor. having swill 7 0 • Days• the view of the Stakes, 51i4extre. Owe mile mmow, sad better swimmers vely give up m and • half. (T sake, 2 dedared). they - beams chilled and cesemed by lees Inunerdon. figo st lb Age it. Lb Several of the competitors sensed palely on sista they Polka Black look . 6 8 5 late of Mao $ 1 0 team of •.`rantge .Ai 7 111 a very exhausted condition. tam% the trial of their Tip wiiw a yDei c ur , m h o up ~,,m , ,a 5,5 t , , wow = was so ware th at similar rears are cot likely to stakes of 5 som. sate ; 3.m olds, Sat nb ; four, 94 71b ; very popular. The oixopetitors varied in age, from fly., six, asd wed, ilet 121 b ,• whirlers extra. Two miles. lade of 15 or 16 to ma of Omani. and probably even older. A Hurling.. g um . , d i m mp. value 2 5 Km . sins The following were the sasses of than who esiteedsd : b 2 th e load, s ew s o " weepi t a k u d 3 on , rag, f ur Frederick Prole, Marisa Whyte, William Adam; W. bunters ; petlemse riders ,• 12st ear*. Two mike Arks (of Coventry), R. A. Parse, G. J. Jura!, W. Tan l on, Btu= of 6 sevs. nab, with 30 added by Wood, J. Slad e . a. A . aksim , B4 o e i Wthill". F * Itud.7 . the Brecon, Merthyr, and Hereford, the Mid- Wain, 'ad B . C"Per. ,-,- Fowell F. Mat. and W. Fax. the Reath mid Broom Railway Companies for all ago ; The committee of the dub amassed that a boat eoestaWng penalties and selling allowasese, ko. Six fiuiongs. -wa umpire *ea be told eg for obeli throe ooropotitora, to Rome Asarnax—ilereet Ann Black Rook, Gans, 4 ° 641 " U . asdhiclas of the match Inge " 4 idri r Dick Turnip, Melbourne Mary, lels'of Maa, Designs, Nine al and also as a a raCaaajana ,7 aim "' ia els. a 147 of °in pl ume d., paw s , stu ff 8. 1 0,, " Au u su , E m ,,,, o f 'hump , bong seized by cramp. *wards the end of the rams es the Ala. Daus, Baktrid, Mother-of-Pose, 'Pie numbs , of omPs•llsws was =Jabal by woe giving W. Amps, ?Abort s Trapsee. Truth% Prisoner, • boat ammoniated Nish ose. Tile prevention was oat Cannon, Bei, Lae Letter, Turn-and-go. ' needless, for several mss swam es small they would with oat such =Memos being ekes at head have goo* down like a dasp-sen Red. The stark took phi from Teddiegton Lack. from bons placed some the river in line with the tail el the lack. Tit* mem of wane were stripped to their alight bathing drawees, which are retained for lib make of deceary. All took the water together, about five minutes to three deka, soma diving heed drat mad (remise up leveed yards is their coons down streani,others jumping is feet trot. The veteran Beckwith and a alight bat plucky youngster named Aries soon showed in front, heading the rest of the sompethors, and improving their position for the first half mile every stroke Young Avis, who bad come all the way from Omestry to kis strength against the metropolitans, swam in splendid style, end is a distanos races of moderate leusth appeared as if be would have woe with we. All., • sort time he swam sway from Beckwith, who,aot putting out his strength, was challenged by t rliitiA s t o liz rut oompetitor, and fell book into the which he retained. swimming easily until lel Pie Island was reached, twenty-five minutes after the start, when be gave up. His example in this respect soon began to be followed by others, until the number was con siderably diminished. At Richmond the order was—young Avis, leading nearly • quarter of • mile. Whyte coming wet, followed by Adams, Payroll, Poole. Wad, sad Rowley. Betwese Richmond sad Kew Powell and Adams gave is and retired from the vested. Ths others swam on to Mort lake, wbea yours; Avid strength se r=u and the poor lad was beaded /11 half saber* la the Ship. The raze now I d : d istress Whyte, Wood, sod Rowley, Poole having given up about the same tiros as Arias. Whyte had • doe lead, sad from him beim; is the habit of bat hlag all the year mead in the Serpentine, and bag co ' capable of besdat_esid. his &sae was thought to he exceedingly good. Wood of Haddonfield. thongh far in the rear, was swimming strangly, sad Wag by far the fattest of the competitors, lad •grrt deal in his favour. Whyte, on the contrary, was 'ugly spare and therefore likely to suffer anent from the lag immersion. About half a mile on the MidcUsesx side of Strandne-the. Orion, Wood was seised with map, sad had to cell for as sistance. but Were it could be rendered he moaned him self, and went on again as wisely as ever. Before reaching the railway bridge atjßarses Whyte and Wood had the race to themselves ; the former was far ahead. but Shea about half-a-mile on the Hammersmith side of Use bridge his powers gam out, and be was got ashore is a feinting condi tion, after swimming between seam sad eight mike. and hying in the water 3 hours 20 minutes. Wood, who waa still strong, came pliantly up, and after passing about 20 yens beyond mbar* poor Whyte was being rubbed on the oak, was hailed by the rearm as the snorer. Bang towed to the shore he bad dreugth enough to walk up no. assisted and drze o =nal would so doubt have been able to reach R PROGRAMS:I OF SOUTHALL RACES. - - - TUMMY. TUB Toattommaeo Pima (Handicap), of 40 son., for all ages. Rye turbos'. Ago st 1 Ago IA lb Utile Ossillesaa..... 4 Ithslrod 8 T 8 Cabman** Jaw 8 7 1 loncordia end lisrm• 6 Ands/too 4 613 tembetery Lord of she Mawr .. a Oldbury Lady of Manytek.... 4 Bensmar Balderdash 4 LWUe 3 612 rairrood i /oilman %merle, Calmsford loam' I hadir . 6 7 Parity 3 Tllll NUMMIT PLAT' (Handicap). of 40 eon., for 21r ale. nye toriessa. at lb If Maid of Usk D6C1•11111 of M. AMEN .. 8 11 lispbtoe filly l3 Brenta 8 1 The Judge l2 Triumph 8 0 Black Tulip Statesman 7 9 Queen of H011and........ 3 Panpipe tilly 7 6 Badge Daughter 4 Matikls 7 4 Arethuss 0 A Handcar Houma Rau of 6 mom. each. 2 ft, with 30 added. About as* mile and a half, over six hurdle". (16 subs.) *on to it. At 8 o'clock that mama/. Presteuttio hot - Nrivcsirrtwurow•Tme, Wm. 16.-At our - tog filled her tea-pot with boiling water pared mew, sag we had • emit, good sop* rg mutt less It % before the five, giro primmer entered the room, sod growers, and that mewling iodise that twitter the ticking up her elegises, challenged her to fight. Me refused, tam nor quality came quite UP to LA week ; 6 .1.- - "••• sad pursider her meal household employment when vial ogesead, or & wo ol teem 425. to Th i le prisoner rushed to the Amylase, sad minim the teapot, mem while op to 48.., th e weights rearm ism 0 1 threw it in tier fan and hurt her very meth. balk..per bushel respectively. As yet we low k Mr. Aroold-How did you get the mood you have ine m oue, swami from the seam, to a m your forehead! la p ear sepplise may be from oaf ..wwt ee - '"‘ Prom:atm-That was dons with the teapot, which beerhood, new, If we do not get i beteg °embalmers. was brakes by the tome with which rowo oroo from other q uarto., m et will hsrle4 west row). All the boUist water was mattered about. A a g ort oste meet me meet • oar ro o m 471 great quantity edit moulded MT fare as you see, sad my Utile brags there wee rather more demand ; oh oro D oc Vii children, who wise DMA were placed to prer dame. ' grop'elk smithies sp to 52e. per 5041 be. Floor 1 - a --• 111 Prisoner was rewired for • week, and bail was refuge& =et, as the decline aired dung „O . liOI7THWALL without inquiry; plaiting sorts er Mr. Benham was simemi for mesa hew at this scat awed. Molt wm 107 . swim' and per aleadorr i f 1 ismertigatiog charges against two penes& surameged try was remark. w ill 'MAY to old oats. The arrivals thh teet Me. litanief. the Jasper, sad vote sem en : - Whwafe solistwisa 7 4 17 • foreign, 1,300; gees of she lee having in thole. poreedm, sod Xe de* ertesswieer 2,416 qrs. ; flour ; owit - ro h. enlawf ally driving Mum* the public, dream aerie ogler- ma le s ; Indian sore, 180 maks. lag from the eatthe disease. The find MOMIKINSWIIeg Nos elm IL-Theas was • eery air was t Mr. Thames Meredith, orieresper and &abysms, wheat at this aradoet heday, and further ileemprd, who wee thasued with re merrino Am pries el la. to 21. per gr. bed to be ode by eou so - =;, A le from the yard reaff hem the labile dimes althea{ Mika to preen either MI or sew wheat al brat = the authority of Mr. . The sewed mimeses IMO ; 444447 wets (Pat willialted. Little pie r .'7 George [With, MeetessMaige„ Jsmederrel. other artisies. The very bat sad brilliant weather - mi t ; celreeray, for drie.m and eserdsg tote drives aims tie Way bad hes seatimed thrembost the week ro d o . 80ethwerh-bvidge•road the Me ..a l lude obeys mentleseL rrt asp for mem year ef lath gear sad Minh; A amber of witnesses having Mee essadaed, bra Inplarred is the beet order : the flame e t Mr. Beecham adjadond mak el the delbadesis le pay • crops is this sempeeirted ter. Bain w ow% peselty el 101. mated far the mot amps. Whit* wheat, 48a to LLYBErIi. red ditto, 365. to 465. ; eats, 24e. to 26.. ; beam Joseph Hoiliefehed, ea-ripest, is the swig/ of Ma 365. ; pas treeple), 36.. to 36e. per prim ph % Z . Wainright, a builder, who is eastreetee for ea egret of my- per teak. Wiest, 2,665 porters, also. go ; t h rage in Peckham at mime gain ea miss the supervirea thy, 67 qrs., Oa. Bd. of the Beard of WerM was charged lashes the Iles. G. G. Nowegroasg. gory, it -We h o g a m g ...a., suit Mertes with makleg me of Quests towards his merer, superior dry eats wo os Imo p r i m ; other sad sett also Midas kis fellow rakers to strike name higher ems as wined ratio. old - while snide 47a to ilia wags were given them. red, 46e. to 46e.; see whiter 4150 to 41 54 sew Malm o Mr. Widariebt said-Oa th e day before I drove down ega. per 116 theme There was • fair su p el t o w s in eV gig to see the 1 4 4 4410 , 1 41 IPY 1114 e 3 5 * abide the demo& was mediae* at merlins mem ..._ numb*, rid formettlm.silmter drunk esedeseouring nether Meer ; maga& Ws. to Ka per prier to Mall sours al hts Mow werlonsa to strike and leave cos, t o go o per 30 m oo s, p o w o r good „ c h ic work. Hs held a paper totem kin with something written their eta.; tamer tended g o erowerg, liceth on it, but what it was I mead distinctly state • mid be sew , n i b. A L; fordo% Us to goo p or - gi h 7 s ri e i should like to peach me, sad threatened to pall ells wet of 'spiry ter beam wee Walls& New sorts emila h oe . my gig. lie slew took oil his sloths., Warmed to fight D K goo, t o ogs,; no w, U s . t o go t , p ar go d im blea ; um or any man ire the bellarg, eel wee ultimately gear, IS.. to gis,; gm, to H e , p er so k obi dto give him into the Amp elf the polies. Oxman oar. 16.-This asthma" wee eel slimy l r r e .lronhal, forma° to the lad when, rencherated • owl *coi l, the w h im , woht sealed all tor good j peat part of h* 4 4444 t, sod wild ale wit* exhibited aid what femme wield sot slats in prim end Mahe by the pioneer before Mr. Wateright MI t h ee:-" We bat wo g s wsc ushoctos 4. T u n was • dig beg to inform you that ere will shat isg after today, moan ;whom sew whom,, and wow very geed; thaTior we have our wages Meld Id mks. The wither also be t a me d hum the ; „ cco l w , rim teemed*mo it r _lei beard the prisoner say I. el the workmen who was fed whs t goosschs;;Uo7„sitsh du se ~.Mp going es with his work-" Tea are a stupid fellow bosses vim " ma d. f„, dto. * Zig you doe's threw your tools { and some sway.' The pi- (not mad ml at „sot for cso kt g " ). Iss 4 1 . 4 ; eater was much the worse for quor, and he (witness) very mtg. lye. 2 8 0. ; o ld h ow ,. o f w hi ch t h en was imp mesh doubted whether he well Mew what be ma about. *Win. 481 t esw homer vary Wasteful rd bgi TM prisoner is reply to the amp, mid that if bad coat i 38„. 42.. ; hoc Dora 5. to chs. . 'owl bora the intention of all the workmate an the jeb when Mr. sow, gaga •18. 355. pc„ suck 3? ,. sod us. , Wathright sect team to the pima to throw up their tools, swarm round him, sod sat for an Inman el WOW of 6d. Pmessmonsit, err. 18. -The supply of pa he a day ; but he thought their berm erase would be to . 04 sy inn °ma 14414. ll* week ead ki writs does as paper what they reparedoe as to give their Om wsillit y .• fog all ikwr i S keL master time to resider it, sad this wir the same el his Hfio/3 0 Ior RM. wierlist Mord these* placing the papar before Mr. Wainright be did. Won with • sheet .epply ef all 441 4 I ,4 ** he keine doing so be bad mfortamisly takes two rash beer, and if dull. Wheat barely realised last rates. In berieg th e m be said anything offerashe to that gesthears he wee very dose was guilty es last woe" rat". 111 4 ". 441011 asn. peas no alteraties. Mr. Norton marl worinnes had bled brie to get Wommersa, Sem 16.-At Mae day's market timer the utmost reameastioti for tbeirlsbm; sad if diaothi • fair supply ol wheat, sad both new and old MI eleelf with the pay they were reedving diesharge themselves, but at Hs eturesoy of this day week. Barley mole* a. they must not enforce their dearedeby timber intiesida- shire& Oats sages and hilly m dear. New Ism al ties, nor incite others to leave their work it they 41101011 to psas ls. per qr. lewer. mega° ou. For the °fleece for whisk ha,„ bed_ ro b e s iwil Harr. 16.-Notwithetanding th at said he might Mee mat the Pelleatier la 44 4 Ut• ismer. am hew badly employed la supsdateethgth chargedv wish of kis miter not to press the sharp, he (Mr. hop picking, w hi c h It tw o d o om{ l c in at lts km a Norton) should merely call ou him to Sad tail, two meths then mi . fa r attendance o f t h e mo w, togs i hhros' In 204 each, for his good behaviour fora math, exam^ the shads at which were rather well seetili with Meth sad other kinds of pain. Of the am ilea exhibited met el the maniples were is irideßy Immo asedltkie, bet the quslily of this sessoM crop tele earthily inferior the attsetioe of buyers was threetei to the old sorts, for which there was a mist Holders !sepia by degrading late terms, Mich essesibei suer to be at a empire eseadstill ; and however, factors moped • nineties of :tit per pester on all bet the best porta, sad a bit mai of harem at those tonne wee effected. TM prim for beet old white wheat are 495. to sk, d dl red, 45e. to 495. INK qr. ; new white, 43a es th.; al sew red, 38.. to 44e. per qr. Of foreip wheal it.. m a moderate show, and bodoew was steady d i tto difidl under those of bet week. A few sew ism et 1014 were shown, but buyers were seam, the maim asses havieg fairly occureeseed. The term for best abode are 30e. to Ns., and grindleg sorts Ma. to 30e. pair. b malt time was lewdly myth's( aim. Oats re gee ii firmer, and with a better demand prises edrimal sled per quarter. For best ports the term On 20s. fella, al others 17s. to We. per on. Beam a Ins, sad the Mel steady. The Mut hads re was doggish, and lies leek s done was relay dtell ehareeter. Tom. Parm. 16.-Bom very good maples of ithated barley have bees moored, but sot equal to laet supply of wheat at oar market was pretty fa, Whit wae not much life ia the trade, at Is. to pep* less mosey White aorta sold at 445. to 4h., Male 425. per 3d sons. Barley was la fear supply, sad pd ss plea brought late rates ; isferior ratter osier. FM ranged from 28s. be An. per Ow*, he wait= 28s. per 30 stoma. The demand for oats wee late prime were obtained ; tow, 211 s. to its. pertira Betas of good quality arm ; other sorts found bye; amples made 401. to 441. per 38 rem Eye, Us.; mil 60N. per quarter. Floor, 33.. to 34.. per ark. Wtheme, fierr. 16.-We ham --psis. a sedum smil ti of wheat to-day, with very little other heed of both red and white wheat mks folly but esit prices, whilst the very Warier samples wore Is. per et Oats, beans, sad burley as lass sort. rolt er. grower :-Wbest Mita eld, 48.. be 53e.„ Mb. per Mahal ; red, 44e. to 465. ; white, new, 365. red, 36e. 40a Oats, sew, 10d. to 11d. per stems. KISIMILDT Sm. 16.-0 a Seeday maim we lei show wisd..te the afterema quite a gels. dam No &amp Imo twat grebe. The week thrombeet b iks eel Ma seabi aer brews to linisk neat{ deed eressywhere, and to awry amy large breadth of pleb the Mast perible aoaditios. Another week el d weather midair MIAs would be ekered. At est inerbsis this "wok we had se great parity e ll i e f2 elfeetsg, bet the seaditios id the seer YON at 104sy, sad cab was as dry es the okl. Prim IN NI waste usabangsd. Hera, to.dey, we had only my ne orate petit ei pais. Bales tether slew, and Pm*, mash as es this day sMeMitht. weds'. 34e. tede pa r eyelets, hosiery, 220. te Us. ; oats, 21.• 31e. Irmuseoari, 16.-We sea report here sot Merits from farms this week, sad seriph briar im also been pretty fair. Forage arrivals eessid el mair wheat sad am el maim. The erode oe the Male WO bees so active, sad to lases bagasse sellers met mak sorsa slight raloriee oe met arras& Wbeet-IM found bares at rather better prime, but to mks eshe foreign a dashes of a few penes per barrel Ms to le at milted to. Black eats miring off freely at sheet IL 3d. per barrel umber the rummy of this at day ei Indian corn in very moderate repeat our which ore a shade below them of &Wise last. q Z I fiou sa r " :2 "ll. oo,4 l seekathixigl22wsportswr:-lerthis,. 182w2j5L:;2561..., MAWT& 0 ',WM—Osamu!" Sorr. 16.—Yost et the alb shown bras) were Irish. The dread of the oath Or! has made tamers my nagetant to boy, siricollh 0 lY 1 2 Isom mob 'hoodoo's of keep for feeding osmosis. mosepsoss is that the cattle market is wabg sluggish. We ones absop in oriels to polio vestasr ocathining very floe most of the ofece Is SW a. Wog districts of Clocobsrlood have now boa mood alb ahlot soadition. LAW INTRLLIGENOIL 00UNTY oourrs. (tan( day. appointed for the meted week.l Weemasnia, et. kartatiluo.—Troolish 8111141mbee )9; Wr ag arda, rao : . Therst i L ft ber 01.111A1. canatt a kesz —Monday, Segtewebse THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. A asoint-looking woman who was evidently ill a very distressed sod miserable °Winos applied at this court ea Thursday for soma amines= She had bon desert= by her husband and was in peat poverty. She bad • claim upoo meet lic. Oinr se bustbey would do nothing for her ; they refused to receive her, ends= was sow completely destitute She woo furnished with an order of ad mimics to the Brat London Uaioe. and the poor Mahan went leers • but upon pregeoting the order she wee rebus= adinission, and a= came again to the mart to Friday, sad stated that when she presootad the ardor to the porter he pee= bey violently down the stop, sad at the Mime Mate mode me of ea offensive mpg& non is Wonsan to the ardor, and also to the Lord ape Is sanomamos of this statermat di gestions were given that the porter should attend at this mutt to give some wisassisa ; he aseerdragly did so ea Satazday,when the we repealed the stagy she had raid, and iderailsd the porter se the seen to whom she had as fined. The porter fisted thin he bad safe amt el the ea- Creation allied= to, or OA= had refused to obey this order. He admitted that the weans pressatad the order and he told her to take Moths relieving dime T heo an d statement, sad said that Km porter treated bar is the most brutal weir. He pushed bar down the stops with grog victimise, ten bar clothes, and "ranch her. Is emeoquirme of not being admitted into the workhorse iffis had to want shout the stmora all sight. The Lerd Hops, efts sestet ring with Mr. Oke, the chief clerk. said be thought the best owe to tithe was to divan • Sammons to be issued spind the porta of the workhouse for as smaift, sad in this time soma masa temporary Wiese@ was afford= to the poet woo= out of the poor bee BOW-STREET. Mr. Reilly, who was geoestly held ts bail to =T wi t:: peace towards Baron Mania. ape of her :I t = of th e Exchequer' =Ow to ed auks sa a to Me Flowers far sdvloe. The prisoner wind= the agsgistrato that at the noes d the former inquiry he (Mr. Down had raid that if en We liboistral, either up= lading bail, or at the 'lobelias of the term for which he was booed over, be (defeallest) would attend at this wart he Me Flogrand would give him any *dries is his power. At =nth= Mr. Flowers refused to allow him to ester into the wile of the we tried before Baron Martin. He now urged Kr. Flowers to read the is. port of the proceedinp in Exchequer is November lee, in refersoce to which he complained of Baran Martin's conduct. Mr. Flowers read the report, from which it ap ared that the applicant area fast employed at the Loudon Docks, sad that a complaint was made against bin and others who had been at work on beard the ship the Duke of Monmouth, to the Wei" that they lied stolen liquor from some casks. The saperiateudiest, a Kr. Prim, mote against the complain the sismursadung, Not to be ag o end again." Ups thin Reilly brought an motion of libel Kr. Prim. The m bol art d that the oommuolosties was privileged, sad the plaistiff (Reilly) was mamba. Mr. Flow= said he was bound sheer the ease originally same before him to provost Reilly from entering into the ques. lion of the justice or Wanks of the =iliac of the °mind Era:hero= But now she matter wee over be shushes tiif be Gould Welty his mind. The the Court el Exchequer did sot at all imply _____l - • ""_.,......• rli tP •tr ., that the swaths against Reilly was true; indeed, be "" •••• t oo •Da ••. ' ww "'""",...," '"! I (11r. Flowers) did sot believe that it was. It way in -, ; =cp. This ram now = is 7 1 Rowley . Nom 5 ..,,,, ...,... ••••• While . Wes- '' fku.danathatthaiMrite..Flitadusbadoot bo bsen pu o n b ishad liged i t doiag his dut b y is to du rscoid ty. .... .. • slid Windom io 8 - :1 6 6......-- • Reilly said the true facts of the case had never Ws heard. Mr. Price was a Fteemagan, and in Wing the Elble he made • Nerd alga to Barns Mania, who was also a =ma= of that fraternity, sod who seppresead the evidence to screen his brother mason. Mr. Flowers, after • long and patient ',adamant to reason with the appliceet, mid that soy man who could citation so absurd a notice must be • manantanise Still it was clear the applicant would not listen to reason, and would lint and die in his pros= view. CLERKEN WELL. yr. Barrett, cow•keeper, of Great Ormond-yard. Guild ford-attest, was summoned at the Wow of the Osepors tios of Load= for an ishiegeniest of seethe 8 of sa Order is Council of the 26th of August, as follows :-" It shall sat be lawful to mad orb bring to any fair or male. or to send or miry by any railway, or by ship or =gel going coastwise, or to place upon or to drive along any highway " . or the side thereof, any animal labouring under the drawl. Mr. Poised conducted the premoutioe. Charles Bigwood said-I ea employed acoudonally by a Mr. Pasiossa. Oa Wednesday, September 6, he told me to go to Mr. Barrett's. Great Ormond-lard, Greet Ormosd street. I west there =tow 1 and 2 o'clock, sad Hr. Barrett showed me a eon to be takea to bo slaughtered • and dtessed. It was in • bad state, sad we ha d to help It into the conveyance. He told me to make basis back for the other one I drove of with this SIWT, sad es the way it died. I drove up to Road's sianyktemieemeh where it remained until the other sow imam WWI gel I the live awe to Road's places Mr. Tegg sad Mr. Hart= gems , up and saw the animals. ACCIDIIrT ON THZ SOUTH DEVON RAILWAY.- The Defeedsat-Did I tell you th e cow was lobe deemed I The Plymouth midnight express train was delayed two for the market! • hours oo Friday night by as t o which mooned to it Withese-You used the word "thipsesd." about two miles above Trams. It arrived and =seed The Draendsat-I merely told you to take this saw es trate& the Dont= ninon st shout the asuel time st Mr. Road's to be slaughtered. which it was dm, but no °omits" down the mo s t from the Joseph Wake said-I helped to take the live sow to tunoel, sear Coombfiabears mills, the foremost szletros of Road's, sad when it got there they refused to kill it. Kr. a "soon carriage that was nest the aegis* parted dose Barrett told me that they would know what to do with hat by a wheel. The pair of wheels wore thus thrown off the the slasghterlsouse. rails mmas, and looked nudist the =nage The trala Mr. Essen Hartley said-I gat an sainsat Inspector at ran Os for Moat • quarter a/ a mile, the wheels the Cattle market. On the 6th of September I saw the two bumpier over the eleipsie Through the, friction that sows ; one was dead ad ths other alive. The dead oat was caused by the a imWt the oompurtroaat over the died from the tattle plaque It was in a very bad state disphool wheals took fire Fortnastaly, however, by 1= live one was suffeneg from the Pape bad it wm the screams of a lady, who was tho sole occupant of the killed. The slaughter•house of Road is within the limit compertmout, semadad by these el se t, d the other pse- of the market. swers who had drawees= the accident, the at t he of The defendant, in answer to the Asap, said he never in t= driver sad guards was called to the state . of the train, tended the cow to be slaughtered for ramie and it was promptly brought to a standstill The espeo Mr. IYErseautt Ido not think that I am convict in then went on to Tutees to report the accident, and from this ow. • This difficulty is that the meat was not gent on there reeved ta Nowtoa, where mother train of carriages a market-day. Them is so market egotist co market•days. was promptly mods up sad =might en to the some of the and although sale are actually carried on there on days =id and the passengers transferred to this moo= train sot market-date, / at it Is not rstiogaiesed. and there le a and brought onto Plymouth. where they strived shortly Mr for doh% it. after 2 a.m. This accident no human foresight could have Kr. Poland wished to amend the summons by oheittell guarded splint, but it was et a very dangerous olisracter, the defigadent, usder soother motion of the Order in Ooso and mtght have been snood= with the most swim' ma- ail, with removing cattle without license from au inspector; sequestoss. Fortunately there was no injury done to any but eventselly he obtained a fresh summons against the de. one, sad the corspany's servants were very prompt fa (*Want under that minim. remedying its rogults.-Weireng Morning News. Kr. Jelly. a oowlteeper, of 75, Thisobaldi•road, was summoned for an infringamest of Ordure he Couseil. RAILWAY ACCIDIOIT.-Aboot 8 a.m. on Saturday Kr. Poland said the defends= was sagswed nadir the a wow gasp goods train on the Great Western lino reeks a= met= as the defendant is the other ease. Flo seat down about a mils from Wallisgford.road station, erasing three dimmed cows to market on a day sat s market -day, °molders= delay to the passenger =file The feat up- and to got rid of the difficulty in the list case he should teals from Birmingham and Oxford, due at Pada= c hants the defenda n t with d ri ving the sainsals alms the 10.35 era., was detained for some time at Welibin highway. The defendant applied to ea =Poet= who told and finally went on over the down metals. The secidast him be migh t i minors the saimais lea occireyanoe, so as not appears to have arisen from the breaking of se sub is ens of the frost her two or these trucks being thereby thrown off th e rails. The Wpm for a gam= of a mile sated hint the thic hig u h o wa til y e ; s itar: to of tho tha nsue. li he rent there when dia. they were erased sad emsdanined. of more wen much knocked Maui, bat the metals appsued The ow being fully proved the magistrate bad him 101. to be anisjored. WORSHIP-STREET. FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.-On Saturday morn- . c _o n 13,_ °come cork 20, of Nelioniraurt, Bromley, sad William fag, about a quarter before 10 o'clock, a Wale' moident FATAL rattcnswire Taltinfrin irwOuni. Beekwith, 31, of Prior-strirat, Bromley, both disporibed as occurred at theNorwood Jaoction, by which Benjamin Wis. =day afteeDoon Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex coroner, laboarem, owe charged before Hr. Ellison with css w a s .. .. for. aged 36; mom , o f t h e I d e t e l eyere was h is t ee t anowis ly held ea inquiry at the London gambol =patios the ful possinnos of • a quantity of Kassel timber, at Old Ford, RAW re main .., killed. It amp= that the ticfortunsie men was &lei= fn death of .1•11 MW Welsh, aged 60 years, who was flusg ander Bow. ' some keys on the uo =is line when the express that the wheels of • wet" 1 1. a Wee " ( nth"- Wthth. Mr. ,y ose ph Aloooh mid-I am • timber merchant , and CORN.--CAnnanms. Salm 15-W bail • WWI, heari leaves Brighton at 8.45 p.m. for London came up . and 8, Jobswireet, Spitalfielas, identified this dammed as her n tont to • before deceased Gould get out of the way he was struck as halb e n d „.._ ; ...,,,, lie w .r., n ~,,•• ftlee t. .„'„..c.a tt l ! ..° l3; h a . k ali ., i ,0„1„ Wednesday last Clark MOTS U. me sad asked, " Will you Me ; old. 441. to ills. Braley, 24e. to 3= ella to have • wharf, called Avenue wharf, is Old Ford-natl. Oa market for en c om mil l o wer E p ees . mew . 05 s . t o the head by the buffer of the engine and killed on the spot. te w •""`• """...._.'"^ - ",....___.. -- "*"1 " - ..._"'"e -"" 7 ---' boy a bit of wood r I replied -" Yoa must let me see it as. Per, 425. Oa th now, 19e. to 215.; old, floe. to 295. Th e & wow ed wt . se ex p o deaced h ea d. th e se ep s delves the was NEC 4&1 , 011.61/ %mance, w rai ne MIT deOSSOIMIIIDd • beet What is if. um . wood or wkos rHe mam a ; .. / cuzun„ e, Barr. 16.-There was a good supply of whoa blew his danger whistle as csalomary, sad the trails was lady with a crinoline walking along the Pavement The a .1 know , " sa d left. Oa the following en n T ni• gi •• font sad asts, Ana • fair surly of barley at oar market this t o the = b lo t s a s to it, time ; se thet the come e s th e cleansed had to pass theb:l7, aid be was man by bar dr= /l ook in ; foreman awoke me, sad m id that amore memo. Wee., acid e some iumaass at a mamma of annuity is at present a mystery. of lad iuml y! " 2sol ui'dar ino w a ss br" of the o ffi rd w roar: m e l l i se "S JOr ig4 ll Dui*. Tee nimbse_.hld..._hieli.hmellitt to th. wharf Ai- I herring there . " p;76,44 upon 1 •• • week's il•••••1•1•4 and ;mew oats G alai' LIIXICNBOriIin RAILWAY. -There th e City policeniso said that he easisted the feoseeral after be oat og obeemd ene "i b l' e cwi g e m ew w a n .q t r in n "" sho T"o . srkee•••"'. enderl/ of raulltym6d.rndowiwn:.-WOomherawsismie Jil oe ss w o/ 15L barley ao uk soid 6d. st . directors states that the gime receipts for the ha rfTer esd- was ma our . h e said th a t th e d r i est of the van was s et tog Jaw 30 amounted to 122.3741., against 106,2491. far the to blame. The van posed over his thighs and seethed corresponding half of 1854, showing an Mors= of 16,1951. th em j ee p game mid that he was a driver al - - aloes" dept 12 feet by 12, secured l• l b. wharf "d aired to 15s. 6d. ; ditto, old, 151. so ills. 6d. Barley, Dew, lls. I pot up at racist o'clock, to my estmishment I omitted ditto, o ld, ph 6d . to 18.. 6Z . ditto red , ... I d s dd : • Tu. we t aara t aat for th e p a n loaf-yoat s o l oootod t o am et /ad and C lam e a aaaa . O a the „ m i n =their. I had not say notion of such a cargo as that to 12, . ditt o . 0 1,4 lie. to 12s. Oats, point% sow, brouxht by the man who bad asked me to muiduse a T s. 64. t o go. lid. ; ditto, old. 9s. 61. to 10i. 6d. ; ditto, , 64.6561.. agaiset 55 2221 . for the "we halt of leen in lassoes, while in Aidgatis, be was suddenly shouted at bit 3 - -. T. which I s „„ p „,„„, wou ld h ow , a77 ;,ed es m ew 9.. to kw. 64 per e ,,,,,„„„, b o w. h oer . t o 104. par, showing an incomes of 9,4341. Noterithstaadisg sad stepped and take i n t o cus t o dy. H e was odd that h e U. ; _ _,_ for me ee look at However . having an ap . common , _._____, ._ o . go te. ug. ; eremea end wig. this utmost economy . it had not been porasible to limp ad rue own . s tem n e t was th e a n t b e b tu of the body, bask iota's* of consequent* hi the City, I Whin= to the' bale , 1 ... z .. & ... 17 --,„ 5z .,..-- tb. working expenses below 47/ per A outh, of. ..,,,n l c,e affair. Kr. Dove, house surgeon to the hospital, said that h ° _, ~., ~,s. w ay met B ec k w ith, w h o asked, o Wha t mon Dia, including the Payment in I") , t. the deceased was brought is with seven heath= of the "" "Z.L..' brought up this me ...i e . tw i e.A.Before Countsrarm4 Sr.'. 16.-A large supply of new wheat, L ees hirs of =Am waggons =dor to a draloiesey thigh, and isjurige to the eh= and head. He cent and died nt ' l """-' we - ----" •- - - - sad small al ad. The former meet off slowly at a tease -1 have seething to do with it I must know whets you got it is the TWTOW•Wia rolling thick The lath of saga in a few hours. The wheels bed wed over him, and from, He replied, .. / food i t doe si si i s the eve. and / tioa of fully 2a. per qt., =dot the litter easnaly mitts and the price paid for fewel and other articles of daily ma- jammed him against the granite kerb. It was stated that have bad is in my paamariaa at least a mes a s . Os h e w n to thiaed 3u old prime. Barleys mute various prim from 24a. gumption were higher than during the conespooding period th e l a d y w h ose m o a n cao ".l th e egeddef prowded en per qr. of 1884. There bad been au =dittos of 90,0001. miles to h er way a t aim sa d get l es t i s t h e mow d , momoomit i g if n *loins= jr d ed, s abon e i Ithal umm llik ftepecti ettpon n eny i i e t wa r t=ibili ..% OCTILIHOZD, Sc.'. 16.-There is afar supply o' wheat to the train nigger., involving an extra "Pee" of %MC unknown who she may be. Akimbo. was firn directed to l• r d•tsi m ° is o ff ere d g e l it s restoration yogi AA have ww clay, for whisk trads sues lima. an d all geseexaPiee were teeny The average oast per train mile , including repairs. was 11P. th e otootrotato by the shriek o f a lady, h ot whe th er of tee aetliew left him, soot to the pal= statics , mentioned what taken as the full rates of last week ; very infest= &scrip- The permanent way and rolling stock had hose assiotained one w h o war th e un h appy come/ the eowwww h e mold mat ~ . wined, and, me o.eleeeeeofea eirreesemem I tics wer• very disco's toad aro is wow towe l di e . is good repair. The icansse of traffic had misdated indisi Ib e ascertained . The coroner mid It tn , -. 17. =s l im t, had made than to i somainalsals with tho prismars, who wad at late quotations. Wheat, old, 48.. to 57a.; sew, pensable • considerable ammoststian of engines and wee' I continue to adduce arguments against cricoline. It was , ---....." a i mo .. km of wood. . this wen t a m du to lie. Raney, 26e. to 34.. Oats IN. he ghl- ET6 re_ as well as of siding sod other station scomaroodati m _os. quits =dist that ladies would =sr it without the slightest ; ia •x m • - • --„,..tedire. for yesterday at way aloe en this romp 28s. to 31a. Peas, Mk. to Kla Per gr. .1..... ''"1 ........ 1"ei t ti." ^ f .L ezPre.aid a o6 . had the Met reP'n it...e relative t6 whe -- 11•Ird to the due either l• lhal• "Fa live 'x' gm' s d I --- Huh. -- niA thireman to Mr. Alcoa. and -Ths pit. Ifgarroaci, Smtr. 111.-A pod "apply el sew grain, hat ..---.-w-i.a..... ..... - ..... --- amply ......-.... .... ether peo pl e so t ons as th e r es bi ce ph oo ,d them . Th e jeer - Wayne, dinkier@ had every row to believe that, large as was the retureed • yard= that the .. daromo d died from Injuries sowers came down to the White Horse sad Wonpech as tbs el aid limbo& Triads is aims le. per load lime for ems Wm= the traffic would yet exhibit a mach grestardevsloto through fall . eigh t previous to bringing the What. sad said, "We ars and dial far old wheat. Now bar= is of very Waist dtrsobared stmt. The opening af the °rattle line by which ths coal lady's 0 de•1 i n a iminue.imehomsofy hiOefwt becoming e nlln g lwl in • ' row t o brio" some timber to your wharf to-morrow ow quality, and mash malt will have te be nude of basin of Liege would be plaid in direct orannsunioation te , I didn ' t ask say messtran wham it bekeped to sr pals ; prises 25g. to Me Now ads sell at 15s. la Ks., bin with the industrial parts of Fran= formed a further sad Ba l l• "•81 BgvBILAGIL - Hhit h: e h re ttbie Practi - tram wholes it mane, Duly said, " All eight " sot math baths et present Wheat, red, sow. gth no fie; wiry Important slams= is the prospects, a= so maw& li n '. a i 'd the he at Pm f eed° ° • teeeeneme **we Mr. Elliess-la that roar wal way of doing bulimia ?in old, Es. to 30e. per kind, ; feline. al" SU Bo' se being the moat healthhd at all When the dcc . wgit swe -Ne, le y % sow. no. he gab par qr.; old, Me. be 33a. Oats, sew, :rag, of the Great Luxembourg Company. Sines the lest wi ne of b ewwerst by wee fist mart upwards a elg ht s a es b a d b een entirely completed than wore so m ousts . s .....‘„.. a b oo tth ei t i e r mi t o Mr. Bilbao-I hope not ;it world be better for van to lth, to 21a. per qr.; fill, gle to 30a. god open= for bane The directors anticipated that the tint to Hie taste or ii se the swam h. th e se t wee be mars aareful fir the future Has *aping( bees Wed y wdesst wi. mow. IL -cses minim vies well 'applied i Um would be ready for spewing tbrougout at an early period either ettpoZed is the crud: P = or le aaiddltWay manatee. i relative to the thirty pieces of wood Beckwith admits wi th wheat, asagely of the sew stop. This io rnals ses ia tend as to obtain little WOOL X. ZIPSO. et Loadoe. hemono. , having picked ape' aW ormehion arse= ham, hot hung* IPPOSIPOSO am i ii ...t 7.er. Th. set " Ie " °I the " °.l ewes" to nettle ebewdet. w hideout tw the Par lens is how Me ettes - I Inspector Egmbey, IC division, said *ratite's*" "MK° ;( 0 - a - well seam of. Now limit said at Ss. Is le. ear NS& Atter &duet* 35,7011. for interest sad reimburse- tics go meats of abligatioas tiers _. ~.........." 11 ' 14..1 4. Ind et leel!t i l to believe tho whole " bit of wood," as it bad b••• towed. „,,,,.. T a„„ai,„ : ad tested forassards. New Inaba, renisin"d • bathe. of 2 7 .64ffi•• ,ii. ewutee.e INSCualeill, am emu swan v.. perch's SS *maw ' ,_, ..._ ....1.... from the ] as m m l woke at Tana Mill- L e • .._ -..• ..... iy e. t o 40.. ; oat ot which the directors proposed to declare a divided of pare in its wassition, and so tur Oa perfect tritarsgtos ne" •••• •'"""" to 45e. ; mew and, let . = sse ; Gen we.= '. as. fd. per eirave, and to apply 1,0491. towards the repay- it reorayse is the prow it pagese tap be wet se ws. lime, Braufwy, sad the Abbey Mills. Kill obi red, tia. to 411 e. per MI stone. This wapply of barley mist of 15.M151., tdvaseed be the Belem government as C i t e a ge tte hea deliens nomene. Yee= en. limplea swiss le Kr. EllineOldind 4 mama, and =both hail. was bellatable sad "elm woes made st tie swain of the ' gauss= of f s raireat ace the lib* from Seem he Arise • as an fungermsse Weed trwartmat beremm, W 118111ffifil PER. week pessedisg ; bow =Msg. 90s. lis frbs. par qt.= with a delkious WOOL Pe. Krona la has were "lead sea I Du gay's dfikiotog heal th runthellill Rerealgehis be Adulterations," ems i-"Oisosseenrahml Tamura im . 2z7rd Paraij a laiMaNa about 55 years of afts, was ra l "'" ISt ID W ee* Pen deemeg ill egem be it g rmo into amn ia . gee mastes nos wirs, without =Midas er beanwelerme. Illge. portant nutritive pniadples : wwwwWl to the with series= Manes sand= wow by throwing ; milielY• tisafasetisal, Oen" Asthma. Coeseciptios, Debillty, growth and nosteneeee of the ." 4." Amain, •' ihe• nutritive, a bee.yeri fall a baths =Mr in hir face =tab= O wl llamas, DOW. Iraer, sad ensue cocoa Meads tees meg the MOW , meet 4040: WOW Winn Maley, the ariesiesat laid that eke ledpd In the I g ir sid the mi l likk asi or rkil " hew n' ih. ". •: ' . 21.. .. •••" 24` ••••6 4"t alweism. 14 - immhs rlier awl WOWS VW WM. ttS new is eiMer remedies. Mom • -Two tea o il the pewter in • =MA= cse woe h ews pe th e j p;tp owab lit. dW ar e...", p ee a m The . bus sew were 9t pile qt. 4 WM. MIL to Oa litilla, • :.atv 7 11:01 .. ~ . .. . Jet •fn , f! •,, .1! =4-r „._..., end Ce... wo. H. Ameneereet. AA up with weeer sr mak. Owed la thollosti - li• ' = s . w h o wa s Lithe Lb. isesrasse of rainise, "raraisstod toile Magi. ngeneella loot 344 I I ll i lh P ull 'i W. h, N ee . 10,. , m id. ; HO N , gle.,..at e g st ows, fib.. ad 141 n. go.___and. mid at le. GC yr M. 111 I::=Maidy. groans. ell dughWM-fhilmiNkisminsivi affignilvedy be is plecilieweehi t Wain pin =Mesa- =h. it DI at lb -.aril ll 7 Delay Baker =. ll 8 Old Wiodsor 1 4 Ace of Ilearte 1 0 Maud 11 0 Leette 7 Raelna lO 10 Wicket 7 nab 10 8 Lady °veneers 7 Doubloon lO 8 Nelly tke Nua Ind? sous lO 8 Heads 0 A BILLING Bees of 3 mom melt, with 25 added ; 2-yr• aide, 7se ; three, Bet 10112 ; four sod upwertis. 948 ; salmi allowances ha. Three-quartare el a mile. Ttis Cowmen 874888 of 15 9 0,1 * isetmose I KIVA , lea newel% ; miasma oeee, me extra ; pielemdmale, b extrs. One mile sad a half. TALLOW. BATETIDAT, Barr. 16. Tows tallow, 46e. 9d. ; Petersburg Y.O. ea tat spot, old, 465. 9d. ; ditto pew, 460.31 to 4eo. aL; October to Dossmber, 466. 3d. to 4 6, . 6 d. ; Des•abity 47e. 3d. to 47e. usury to Mara, 47e. IL to 47e. 9L ; Mora, 465. HARDWARE. —Britannia*, BQr. 16.—The state of Made in this tetra is mush the mins as it bee bees diming the lut math ; the teeters' orders ifentista• modsrate, brat at the same time there is a steady supply from that quar ter, sad there me comparatively law maaufaMmwre who have not sufficient is band to keep their astehliaments at full time without mahlg up goods far stook. What ever deficiency them may be in the orders coming in, mien oat of the dulness of trade is the egricaltural district' ; but it is scarcely probeble that this will mush longer mad am, sad as stocks with the country ironmongers are low, asp reaction which may take pleas scant fail to be inumtliately felt by producers. The ceders naive& here from the menufactudeg distriste am good. This is a fair 'mount Ming dam on account of doonland, and the wholesale house, in Ireland are said Jobe baying more freely. The export trade is wall susteized ; melt el the merchanto es am tionnocied with the coati:metal Wendt of it have bean 'Meg out some good orders of late, and the reports from them are favour able as regards the future. The South American trade Ila=y is quiet ; to the Balsas very littie is being dom. trade is this district 'continues to Imprors. sad is woo the whole better at this omment than it hes bees at say former period of this yam VICTORIA. CLUR--RerusDAy. 3 P.M. CII6ARZWITCH. 100 to 60 sot Privateer ( 0) 1 10 0 to I 6 0 0 Yank Mow 100 to 6 Muteatoo ) (off 110 tot) 10 to 1 Job& Darla (t) CA 11111111/01218 IPA 1000 to ID apt 10 Moods:hi(t) UM to 11 apt Tattoo (t) BITTING AT MANCRESTER.-BATOZDAT. CIUSAAZWITCH. 100 to 0 opt Privateer (t) 100 to 3 opt ilit*lodes( 10 Se 1 Preseatoo (t) oto 1 Breeze (Salt? , 30 to 1 —Y. triaDaaosr(t) 60 to 1 (buntCavolar ) 20 to 1 fobs Davis (I) bi to 1 Itakatieva (4 36 to 1 Unarm Jock (6) 60 to 1 liteenor (t) 26 to 1 Meow 4411 I 60 to 1 Parts it) lt sod o ) 100 to 1 liollyba (ott) 100 to S Solos (t) CAII7II I 100 to Sept IVIPRIB3. larderhurn (t) 007101q.—Lrvanroor., 16.—Tbete boa buns kap I with a poen l advance olt id. lb. Wes to-day 25,000 bales, lulled's; 10,000 and enact. L5OO Lotoriosa, 16d. to 190; 800 boson, dm, 17d. to 194.: 100 Mambas, 1854. to 194. ; 800 liaosie sad Bahia, 16$. to 1754. ; %WO loorpdas, 160. to rd.; 5070 Smyrna, 1154. to 150. ; 19,000 itarst. Bs. to 140.1 Madras, 120. to 13d; Bae6al. Beim* 45., sd. to 96d.; Chios, 110. to 140. ;100 PIM aid. 00ITON GOODS.—lfsiMane" Sn.e. market epees& this week with a fair busier defog it fall both is yang sad stalk. Far several daps the P a i rri is Ze of coded, which hare sammed sp . iiming the weak to 126,877 bales. kept priers quiet. bat woos Tandy the doomed for all markets bevies bees relbY tree. Smarm bare Mewed generally about id. per lb., sod fwr good 'Fatties of the higher somber' is same Walser boyars leave pees ld. per lb. over the wino °Waned kit Frifty. The knee. &Micas la yarn include water twist is boodles?'" the eels- Nasal to s fair scommt. India make have also atereeted more attesting than of later Twist sod pinery, for the home trade hare met with a rather intimated demead, et id. to id. advance sires Taselley. Moe yarns hare booming is valise rather more than eater yarns, sod the 'planers of them are ie many oases well wider water& SOW of these me meta ezteod beyond the wad of the present you. Two fold Tam sr rather some, *inept fee mess of the maim elmbegs, and prams are very abrees. The Nice cloth has been tolerably steady, and for some rasher asimated, all the week. Prises do net seeks iamb proven upwards, bat do/omens, T cloths, sad loon cloths being low u Nook buyers bars hod to give rather higher rates. Floe long cloths are in requet. and there aro weir good coat sots is bond. The maim slams strong. WOOLLF.N.—Lms, Sam 18.—Thare bee bees au souse atteadazios both of merchants and manufacturers at the ooleerea-ball this secesiog , and a !moderate amount of Imaisasa has been transacted. The inquiries have be.. chiefly for low mellow sod oceticas ; sr few small parcels of tweeds and plain cloths have also bona trarefarred. The white market has been quilt is the hair list eat, but the thunder of heavy goods has somewhat without alteratioa. TRAGICAL OCCURRENCE. At Stafford, on Saturday, George Tavertior, $ reeptatable young maa, about 21 years of age, was ex amined before the meaty magiarstee am the oharge of at. tempting to warder his sister, Knee Taverner, sged 23 yems. The moo:rens, errand masiderable intereit la the neighbourhood, sad great sympathy war manifested towards the mother sad Mr. Gthdky, the stsp-father el the so. timed, who hoe epos as estate of their own at Wieldier mom, near Stafford. It appears &Mon Tuesday the accused was drinking at • pnbile-Itosas ia the seighboorhood of Wespinraces from about three be the afternoon till mess in Me seeming, whoa he west home the worse for liquor. His mother (Mrs. Grindley) wished him to cagutmo bed, but he marls sae al some harsh a, sod threateasd to shoot bar. She went sway and asked Mr. Labours, aid clerk is one of the taxisipmaster's ofHor ia Chancery, who is oa a visit to Mn. Orindley's, to go sad look alter the sososed,who is the mean time took • doable-barreled gun, which was loaded at the time, from a cupboard, sad west lobo the grounds adjoin ing the boom. Mr. Labours did as Mrs. Grindley requested, and to going along • lag sear the home saw the sauteed getting over a gate Into the rood. Mr. Labours walked towards him, and was wtthia about fifty yardo of him when the mooed said, "Stead book, or elm 1 will shoot you." Mr. Leyboorn said, "Yon won't shoot me, will you, George?' bat the latter said he world shoot him or any me ales. Mr. Labium was Marais; to the house when he met Miss Ellen Trimmer, who walked towards her brother George and raid, " You will let me peat won't you," to which he replied that he would sot. The gun wao then at his shoulder, and Mr. Laybouro said to Niel Temsroor, " Oh, do oome away, or he will Moot you." Mies Taverner and Mr. labour' tarsal round, aid were going away, when the second fired both barrels of the sus. the two Ards taking effect In the foot and beak of his sister. She was seslated into the home of • setchboar, • surgeon was seat for, sod she was afterwards sufficiently recovered to be able to be removed to the house of her stepfather. The armasd. after be bad fired the gm 4 ran up to his wounded Water and Mr. Labours, and implored forgiveness. Ho was gives into custody, and from expressions be made U. of it would seem that any hatentioa be might have bad to do mischief was towards his mother. He was remanded for further examination till Wednesday next. It is satisfactory to Imo, that the young lady's worm& are act oomidered dampens, and that there is every probability of bar memory. BIRTHS, MARRIAGEB, AND IMAM HMIS& BELTON.—Septionber 14 .et Gowerwtow 4 . the trib lia * ahlrajun., /Doe., of • ..--Septembee 147wr 7 he Vteleage. C 4 ° o°l ' giro Welhweemter-Itare. the wife of H. A. Barter, LIT AI VIT- 1 1e= a 4, M land-hill, the wiled 7.0" leg.. Ms 4sogliter. LLOYD. —lleMembee U. et Nohow Otsele, halewe bst l• thadi /ream Wye. of s daughter. 11Corr.—hmhember 14, et LittlehamMoo, Lay TOM' homk of dasehter. IT ND UHILL figemeeer 11, at Tbe Lowe, Upper aqui wife of Mr. & Ifacterhs& of a daughter. MAILRIAGES. i t Se TIC-410101T. -Betaratar la at the perbh ebott D D ee W 4 Si a llotdaltirs, blithe Sec a heipet Walnut tea at .R. Dlbt. BotaonrCott. to gillo lo . ilifireDß-°"o6.l*YloBolwlN.2lllerember le. et Welt fa% BetCzblithe Wm P. Pe117,41.. J. led = i ii . - sowisismost t ot i -w maim bir aeo lg rrigher. now ci t wiss o. ""L at Dirms. joimos. . to s r a r i . bagmen. ask, a rowdy ry. Nana Want af S. B. Wilson. law. el Chi% II et ON" td caluidra DEATH& ALLIK.--Itatatabselt. at Vapor Struidainnk Wr• I iiiii WA W. na, il 100‘112.-espnwter lt. Job. no of W. Beehtf, Oroerets4-rood, Bt. Ana►wad. SCADGEISBOIC-etattewbas; it, at Balaban, 0. 110 1 0 0. 1 Utile It laW.-dagramnbar tt. at w, • —.....atortallifi *Ow doWd Mow. Captain *Wont It=tbd,l• W Ww w w- WlVnie 74- Atunnatal. -14.1mbur teetat a Ithatatina k . :we - 61 WWI --eseismiles 24, at Mated" W. w • 04.11 = PM. . 1 . W -41aptarbir li• It Dow Nowt, Watit..•-•• WWI. eth , mil M. , mat PAWN end TWAdnd tor WiStelf Zoo lON. ...rip i Ineentidesit la Oa OW at Lew" 1 WW.42070V_ • Otiet Ia LawWWWWW. ta Ow Zwinntsw • • Mope& MOM. a. Idan,, . - • trt -r -k.sl C. j ,k,if•rfttie In vst Ai Y.u , H:17101 . I:====g N0.,110 AMOK/ Cr: I CU V ir trA trOght o'r Wza OIIMILLI sad. cs, 66, I , 9TUSIMM gol Ow, 9, 0194:96197.. da4pper sidp A p irt7 l, ol tammusitz i[ Dowi N . l l,4o.(l 2Q , ow/ aperlaseed sui I orclusil tram Pstigit So It. mew E nsT " ;--- Wci ALL 1 Domurv o n j o s loam E‘eas sow Tins sop am I k e ' kat reen.—A994 • • MAX FROM L XZW LIP= agracumuni, sordisstamir=' woks A Lom WV OF Lia.V • CITY OF WABI OM OF ILO' vren• Weimsres 4WD pelavar 216111.1114 11 r=dtOr ai ld. prt Mirglatl Mg Weir. G. IWO jogr w e i k y osa o 'bows 11Wes liba" oscomombaice Irrearksoilt=ru 1101RIIMN.-DI AA sal Oasts be tr( Owe wow bl iO bsrwila o.omi fel insi t t ei l : Milner' 0 Uri P c 4 Os.. i .-------- BAY 1411 a 11E .0.1 WAX at £6 0.000 SU s 7 pat eent. per In larkii—rim. 10 11111110.4111 1 Be This Coogany wool Ecod In 1K Bay a Kim.. than branch 1 coot et °Dogtrot wall raised I wog oise too 'weft 7 Po s misw aaw r serinfuti ko tataehroad.. Ow Mewl N . . WA grell M ma. .. 4016 11 1r7 . 6• 1 1 144 ;IT gr s t= alas' use partial Blabosis to Dooto. I sot of isseseso lope Osopany, Woman Mttraversing at iambi 1 werf 4644 rasa edtee 61 god Iwo* Railroad. TM Maros of the MOO gross nu 11166 Mums of II 'Oast 1064, same ta p To comploto this Coneway desire to r Wont at 7 per cent to ma ig r = ol lty tor t Conyany ZW.alts rain laY' Wolin e 111141 Rs hooch /MOO ot which t wady is 1816.1.7 in 1107. ra u rt i WM. yeedueing Bay et Ram 064,4110, 4wroily to ths wl i ll be IICOINA =a ss well a steadily sagroo,and it la le twetods. by anot allirseleire la Me !TIM Mid atm h 177661:Vp055, or lar:7l 111 — friWtivii tif 4 In4sl iss7lo isleamr. ds IAU i 1 J 1111 111 rrii is s 12666162666,6 met al a lb 104 22 • 11.1 12=21211 BAY of LUZ • 5: 411136626 RE tam, slovve 1,11, 1666, a 6 12 o'do • Idideskd 6171W1C deq to TY t col • IXAMPLII No. it P0i157.11 PeS t" bll 51tMo "4"1 11211. 2.12; Ml= sever t a lr i f izal boo u n y, I:1 t. ne• • Xs eimelel IVeZ - • A • 7 3 41147 e s . meatus* ff