The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-13 00:00:00

IMIIIIMIMIMMM 4 SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. DONOLSTHIL—Tussamr. L the a t srepepte Musa, Lord Lyrae and Primate, brag wpm' fonerites at 4 to 1, while Ream wee oast hp & mu g a t 3 to 1. The ram, Irbil is described Wow, was uneeihnot, Lord Lyon, by &on ganagmes = ssisteitieg the nee out of the fin by melds' deed with Roan, end the slakes were shanwarde divided. Just prior to the Reediest) bong run for, the followiog answer from the stewards to Yr. Graham respecting the pretest agaiest Gladiateor's ego was posted In the ring, sad their dentin was onsoktered wise sad judianee : The stewards of Doeoester laving oneidered the olt• Janice of Ur. Graham, to have Mediates'r ozsained as to age, inside that in the Taos of the cordate% pvirlooed Were the Derby, gigged by the proper authorities is France, sad other Inductees to the identity of Unhorse, and aim in the shastios of any evidence to the contrary os the past of Gahm. they cannot amply with him request. (Squed) " firsinroan AIM WARAISOTON, " FAu;otrz a." Subjoined will be found M 1 details of the dory's nmaing Tat REVIVAL PLAT, of 100 sore., for firr.olda nod Ets; weight foe arm, with pesellies and maidenEwaeces. ces. 5 fatless' 1311 yards. Mr. Johndone's Rococo, by Gamma di Vergy—Bo w tyre, eat tab (Maros) 1 Margot, of riastlage Minutiae. 4 yrs, est (lradtaii. I Mr. T. erase no Edith of Lam t 6.1 101 b iIL Corey). 3 Queen of Trump also ran. Bettie, : 6 to 4 on Queen of Trumps, P to 4 apt Musette*, tied 7 to 1 apt ROOOOO. Qom= of Tramps, with Attrumee at her ski% made play, Romeo lying last till rounding the bend into the straig ht, when Attractir okeed with the favourite, who thereupon retired.beaten, sad Rococo overhauling Attreetion headed her at the oen. tire of the ecialusuro, sod was in a tenter by those leugths. Edith of Lorn eas a tad third, and Qibeile of Tromps, who Vs stopped at Rio cietameartrat of this intelosure, did not less the poet. THE GMAT YOULelithi HANDICAP of 25 mu. melt, 15 ft, and 5 only tf declared, with 200 added ; wieners after the publientiee of the weights (Augers 28) extra; the aimed to nerve 50 son. St. Leger amuse (one mode 6 to:- hazy 132 yards). Hugh andilt's John Dana by Y Mem -Janda, 4 . yrs. 884 2.10 (retail.) 1 Hr. Jackson's Wad. 3 yrs. sahib Hr. Bowes's Cluesnont. • yn, lib The fallowing alio ram .--Moiday. Studs, Vaprees of India, Nightwatch, Nemo, tweeds- man, La Perkins, Rinaldo. timaretio, end tintilleet. Bottling : 7 to 9 apt John, Davis, 5 tot opt Marl. 10 fs 1 etch apt Bookfoot, Hippolyta sod Claressest, 100 to S each apt Ackworth, Koolau, adNightwatek • ' 100 to 7 apt Nemo, 100 to 6 apt Brindisi, RI to 1 yet La For far, sad 23 to 1 each apt awarders. sad Impress of India. After for tailors they got away on good terms, Swordsman showing infrostolarly followed by Ashworth, Ifightwateh. and Gratitude, while at an interval Hominy, Hippolyta, Jobs Davis, and Boater lay at the brad of the TUC& mica We brought up by Caremeet, Impreas of and Nemo. They ran with little misting till tam ing she hill, whom Ackworth took up the roomier, and fol. lowed round the turn by Swordsman, John Davis and lioulsey, at whose beds the others lay in a cluster. Pawing the rifle butts. Rinaldo dropped away some distance is the rear, and before reaching the Rod Hors John Davis honied Swordamats, ad took Erma plc». Half a mile' from bane Coremoot sad Ritual, who had bees lying is the smart, ran to t h e hoot, and Ackworth givir way beton making the bend iota the straight, Juba Davis is. left to sloes company with Claremoot, Shard, and Hippolyta, with whom the rue was left. The three p!aoad our oft together till half way in the straight, when John Davis mum out and woe its a motor by six !eoliths; these lengths operated the monad and third, and the same distance the third and fourth. Room, at the bead of the When. pulling up. was fifth, Nightwatch sixth, Ackworth mouth, Notary eighth, Gratitude and Bookfoot next, the last two being Loretto and Rinaldo. THE CHAMPAGNE Eiman of 50 sou. each, h ft, for 2-yr. olda ; colts, ties 10lb ; Bat Nib ; the owner of the send hore to save his slake Five farloye 152 yards. (49 subs.) Lord Pd. Viocent's Sedan, by ArlUkey— dorm by Black foot. flat 10Ib Ur. R. Sutton's Lad Lyon, rat lab (Osborne) t Baron Rothees,ild's Roble Rood, get lON (Da le y) 3 The following also ran :—ldount Palatine, Ras*. V Mineral, klaroewne, The Prin ate, Robin Rood, iteabeldn, tor. Chill,.. sod St:ratitcoaao. Bettieg : 4 to 1 each apt 'The Primate and Lord Lye., 5 to 1 ass{ Rama, 10 to 1 apt I . :Urethral - new, Robin Hood, sad Monet PASO'S ; 100 to 7 each apt Sans Si sad Childs, 15 to 1 apt kliaersl, aid 20 to 1 sot Yeeparrian anal Gladiator. Beds. showed ,lightly is frost, followed by Lord Lyoe, Yount Palatins, Robin Hood, &Ds Si, Chan's,' sad Stratheman. Approachleg the distance. Ram, with Lord Lyon at hie girths, drew away from Stratboocan and Robin Hood, sod at the oorameaommus of Ste minlosure a' magnificent ram began, earl Lund Lyon andwilly getting wp, collard Lord St. Vincent's oolt at the post, and aids a dead hiss of it, Robin Hood being third, two 'meths off. litrathooma was fourth. Bayonette fifth, Monet Palatine sixth, sad Primate, Varposiao, sod Chibisa seat, Sealskia sad Rimini beteg the last two. Gladiator brats a blood vessel sad 101 l as if Mot, throw- lag Fordltarn. who, however, *soaped unhurt. pftidirsi Mast: ltedan wslked over, sad the stakes ware divided. 'lies Sauna eraces of 5 Dom. each, with 50 added ; tyr-oida. Tat; three, 94; four, ost 13:b; ise and upwards. 10st 2113; soiling sad other Mwmumes. T. Y.C. (8 subs.) Marquis of flutiop's Sisyphus, by Fandango—Grey Wa ters's doss, 3 yrs. sat 4011 ' radium) 1 orephenem's Kingfisher, 2 yrs (401 (....(Hesnesid) 2 Mr. W. G. Cranes Cobweb, 3 yrs, !fit 111 (lot) (Morris) As.ik. Trap. aid :1131isile also ion. _„ Dotting :8 to 4a pt llama, 4to 1 apt Sioypins, and bto eseh opt Kingfisher sod Trap. Kingfisher mode play, followed by the favoinite lat. the straight, were the latter give way, and Sisyphus joining Kingfierser, the pair ran Dome so exciting 6niali, which ended in favour of Sisyphus by a head ; Cobweb a had third. Kama was fourth. The winner was bought in for 120 guises.. Tits DONCASTaIt PLATZ (Kande:imp) of 100 WM., for 3-yr obis and upwards ; wincer of soy handicap attar Soptember 7, at 10 a.m., Sib ; of • handicap of 200 son, 81b extra ; one rods. Main? "tapylton's Red Earl, by Lord Fanconberk—ltsde tins. 3 ra, est fib .Cameron) 1 Mr. W. Robinson's Molly Carew, 4 yrs, Mt lib Butters) 2 Mr. 6. Bryan ' s Jack o Lantern, 3 yra, Est alb (J. Chinsabswi _ The Mimi log also ran: laLisette. Rodericlißsr;iore, d'Extare, Little Gentleman, Auditor. Sloe. ladle, end Kapunda. Betting : 2 to I apt Jack o'Lentere. 4 to 1 ages Biwa, 6 to 1 apt Molly Garen, 8 to I apt Red EvirL 10tol each eget Rulorick Rondom wad Corti; and 100 to 8 apt Little Geatlemen. The Beg fell to a vary woven "tart, and Bed Bed, making nearly all the running, wan cleverly by three lengths • a neck 'operated the second and third. °edit wee fourth, O ' od auditor headed the others, who finished in strag gling order. LATEST BETTlNCL—Doxcesvea, TITIBDAT, 11.3 D P.n. Si. LEGER. ..... —... 5 toe apt —I. tasdlatenr ' 129 to 1 eget Klattleeks , oT 4to 1 The Duke It; 20 to 1 Archlroedei ;on) 1.5 to 2 Kegalla (t: Very little dolug ADDMORAL ARRIVALB. —Valeria, 4 yr., Miattlo. Alberta, by Tom King ; Coart Ilittliw, sod Pluton. ADMIRALTY, SEPT. 12.—APPOINTHINTIL —Le' as 1 tenants H. E. Hespbens, to the Orontes ; mad T. W. Chap mac, to the Message. Mester J. D. Wiltshire, to the Medusa. Chief &ewers & Clements (arklitioeal), freer the Indus to the Berelhte ; G. Trims. (aildskoreal), from the Asia to the Enryalas. Engicecrs T. E. Miller and D. P. Steady, to the Helicon. First Clan Aseisteat Ensinser F. M. C. Bieharde, to the Helicon. PORTSMOUTH, 81IPT. 12. The Channel squadron ' conatating of the Edgar, 73, screw, Captain Thomas Braedreth, bearins the gag of Rear-Admiral Sydney 0. Dames, C.B. ; Black Prism, 40, free anew Captaia the Right Hon. Lord Frederick B. Kerr ; Prince Consort, 35, iron screw frigate, Captain Own. 0. Willes, C.B. • Hector, 24, ken screw Mitt*, Captain George W. Prowls, C.B. ; Achilles, 20, iron arrow frigate, Captaia Edward W. Vanaitisrt; sod Defence. 16, iron screw steam frigate, Captain Minoan' Phillimets, galled from Spithead this afternoon for Bratty Bay. SHtz DTBILTIONE IN Livstrocou—Mr. Rabe, the Liver pool strpeedlery, yesterday determined that in future if Illiitors charged with Wastes to prooesd M esa in V IMMIX for which they bad signed ■rtsules were takes tato custody wlthetts versus, he would not bear the charges against them, sad that they must be either summoned*, preceded molest epos warrant. This moldiest will completely change the course of wadies spigot sailors is the port of Liverpool. - - • • .ISELEFAST BEFlCRAGlL—Hotuceopathio Practi goners. and the Medical Pent maims generally, recommend cocoa as being the 1130114 healthful of all beverages. When the doe trine of boaster ipathy was drat introduced Into this country there were to be obtaln-d no pre lons of cocoa either attrac tive to the tuts or aoaptabb to the stomach: the nut was either supplied in the crude state. or so unskilfully manufac tured es to obtain little notice. J. Epos. of Loudon. homoeo pathic chemist, was Induced In the year IMO to tura him atten tion to this alibied, and at length succeeded, with the mdstaace of elaborate machinery, In being the trot to mode:* an mettle pore in Its composition, and ao reamed by the perfect tritaretlea It receives la the promo It ;mum through, as to he mom woes able to the delicate stomach. For general um, Eppe's cocoa Is distinguished as an invigorating. grateful breakfast bev with a delicious aroma. Dr. If mull, In his wort. "Foo d Ile Adoltendiona." says:—" Cocoa ooatalne agreed variety of 1111 partaat nutritive prlaceplee : every lagredloat 04001/1/11F/ to the growth sad anstaimocie of the body.' Ueda. As• nutritive, moos Mamie very much high.: thas either scaisee simo Dino • : dm tes.posufuh of the powder in a breelcbuit cup. fared up with boiling water or milk. Secured in qe pod Fib "Mt. aryl I-lb. labelled packets, and sold at le. dd. per lb., by ildilleekconiatlieweali: need ellsamilea—ladveigthwarat.) TAE CRICKET. - THE UNITED MASTER BUTCHERS' ELEVEN (WITH FOUR PLAYERS) v. TWENTY-FOUR GEN. TLRIEN OF ISLINGTON AND DISTRICT. The above match was reunified on Mr. Morris's greeted, Islington, yesterday, by Looker sod Duneterville going to the wiskete to the howling of Humphrey and, Rood. The fifth wicket NU el The total as oe the previous stools& viz., 22 ruse, sixth fell for 30; and the seventh he 32 ; the eighth sa nisei tor 33 ; he t tenth for In ; Mantle, the probseiseal, d get log milli& He made two fours by &drive and • leg hit ; three (out). at two, sAd • glees. Several bowlers were tried, Maladies Mortloak, Cnewburiet, sad T. Hares, and eveatually the whole 21 were disposed of for 114 rune. Mr. Carter's 13 was oomposed of two threes (chives from Mortlookl, I tiros (one • good &ire}, sod elegies. Mr. Warrington mode • two sod eta singles. Inwood, the professional, pat together six similes. BE Do riageoe, he his oot out" excelleet ionises oe 5, made • good drive off Humphrey for 4. The innings tormineted at 4.20. The Maatorßotobore Bide solo took poop soosioo et the wickets, sod whim the stumps were drawn, it & 15, I. weeks* bad bees disposed of toll ruse. KOBEL Abeolom sad Crowburst were the first two ; the former made two twos sad • ids& sad wee well caught at mid 'risks*, thus the Seat wishes fell ford rum blr. Bessie followed, sod the two Mermaid the total to 21, when Mr. Crowherat was caught at the idolise. The removes.' Tom Humphrey made his appears's*, bet Hr. Bleeett was Rome dismay cmight at long-ea • be made • log hit for four, and dries far three. Heine sad Humphrey were than partitive, but the letter woe caught at ling•ffeld-oe, making • leg hit far these off Mantle. and two twos, and singles. Four wickets had thus Ono disposed of for 44 rose. T. Hoarse became amoolated with Humphrey, but the latter amid sot &Med his bails, they belag disturbed by gentle. Hie first hit weak One cue ter four, sal after wards be gent tits ball by sail out of the ground foe dz. It wars remarkably fine drive from Inwood, sad the only last:ince of such as 00.3IIITNOS as this ground ; his remain. lag figures Willie two threes, • two, sad elegies. Hoare' sal itortlook kept paragon at their ground oath time was called. Some : ....._ MASTIIIIII. Mu! nnitios. nom Mom. T. lisuilbny, • Eina b Inwood U b Itabil• Il lam. J. C. Gregory, a . 0 Mal • 3. Zoom Ib w b Hall Yr. J. BMus. b Tayko .... T. Memo. Ib V. blntrood ID set oat ll W. blurtlock not out Kr. IL Illwatt. nua oat Mt S..tood. a Warriagtes,bl . Mr. T. Intako. run owl Mr. J. Warren, e and b Tali Mr. J. Crowbars*. o and b Tali 1 a Squire, b 1nw00d.... 4 Mr. C. Absalom, ran out Mr. G. Wright, 6 w. b Tali I Mr. W. Wade. b Hall 02,1011,w8 IS ••• Total. IM T0ta1....... ..... 71 TWIINTY-10DR. Mal DiMIIISS. Mr. C. Hall. b Rood H. Payee. c Humphrey, b Reed Mr. Roberson, c Wade. b thwaphrty Mr. Telt. c Haloes b Rood Mr. Laker b Rumples) Dtineterville b lead Mr. 0. Hackle b Humphrey Mr. Davey b Rood Mr. Butler c aid b Humphrey Mr. Croft rat out Mantle run cat Mr. Day 0 ilumphrey Mr. Taylor b damphrey Mr. Smith b Matlock Mr. Castello and b liumphrity Mr. Young b Mortlock Mr. attire c Rood b Kumphrty Mr. Chandler c Blount b Mort!** Mr. Carter c and b Mortiook Mr. Warriegton ran «ut W. Inwood c Rood b Crowlturst Mr. Smith b Humplwey Mr. Doringtou not out Mr. Whittaker b Hearse lb 1 ANALYSIS OF 11111 BOWLINO. The 24 First lushly: Bolls Malden Bowled. Ulm Oven. %lats. Romplvey l4B 43 VI 10 Rood liortlock crowlituoll ID 9 1 1 T. Ram e ll 1 4 1 TEI CATTLE PLAQUE. The. daily papers publish to-day a long claw- Mali prepared by D. Vanadium node/ the dissctioo of the Lords of the Why OrseesiL It is " a meoterstadom ow the principles of disinfection as applicable* to the cattle ; arid it esters moat minutely iota putimilark There is air a rommusioatico *boat the diagnosis sod teentstiest of the mutes that occurred is Nits B Coutte's bad of Aymbires at Wept& Tinny it is dated that mks animal which meowed from the plains died of the drop sdislaktered to sure it 11311r1110 AT THS IttriIION•HOUSI. An adjourned meeting of the Compensation Coln.. witty*, presided over by Mr. Glialire, etairmaa of market. committee, was beta yesterday efternuon at the itseatoe honer. An individual, who represented himself as • tutorial., eargeos, informed the committee, previous to the OM toeueemeet of the ordinary business, that he was is pos session of a ewe for the cattle please. The said they had numberless oases where pee promise of oem, sod if the, gave astristiois ia =tattoo they would here fifty others before them. Ho Zto Worm the gentieman him application scold rest tm, rtaimi. The applicant then retired. The CBAIaHAI mid they bad been anxious from the coin mencemeat of their Wooers to get the co-operation of medi cal offices of health sad members of the various vestries. He had got • letter from the vestry of Southwark. stating they did not understand the objects of the committee. He thought them oould be so doubt that their objects were clear and pure. The Satarreav (Mr. Gibbs) reed • letter written by Pro fessor Symonds, which bed bees sacked in • communication received from Mr. Waddispoo, at the Home -ogles. Pro fessor Symonds stated that the Parse adopted by the corn mitt** to providing seemboritune was utterly impracticable. He thought =thin could be more felladeue then the ides that the pliteue was curable. The curative proem observed to England had ally the effect of prolonging the life of the pest-Wickes animals. Dr. Mir► tboeght the committee should diocese this letter. He believed the Daly advisable mares left foe the committee wee to ask government to appoint a commission coolietior of pumas who would he competent to go into the question thoroughly. At present they were seeing on the authority of •ma who is the House of Commoes poob.poolied she possibility of a cattle plague ever Wields, out ia Eaglaad, sad eeedemsed the suggestion of taking ally precautions spinet it. Other veterinary wpm, were eatirely opposed to the °Pekes of Professor Singled& and the committee meld not be expiated to rely open • man with whom others did not &ink The Cklrrittlar said be had expected a sort of negative meet from the goverareeet. The 'overawed authorities had not told them sc to do so sad so, but merely pve them the menial of somebody else. They would refer this letter to the Metropolitaa Cattle Plagne Committee, sad proceed with the erectioe of the hospitals. He had • received a letter from • Mood alatisg that two of his cows had been affected with the disease, mil were sow qaite Mr. Hair thought the oommitte• should not he frightened at the sonteseairaticre they bad received. He said that 30 sanatoriums were in esimearm I. &We. and as advertisement appeased ia • paper which he hid in ! his posecesioa hinting _c•wkespess te seed the animals to I these hospitals. He believed the disease wss curable, and he thought them should be • sort hospital to which the veterinary surgeon might go to try their skill. He hum CYO where a ume hod 17 sows, seven of which were attacked with the ahem% sad See out of the plague. etrieken animals were approaching recovery. It was thee moved sod agreed to, that the communiea- Mom be aaknowlapd, and referred to the Cattle Plague Committee. The CIAIIIIAN said the aria segos of the committee should be directed towards premeds. the sale of diseased cattle is the market, al ea to prevent the spread of the ar. Omura said the vestry of St. Pallefee had re quested him iodate they wined °Palos that the comp's- Nation should be gives is task • mauser es to reserve sapethiog for those whose cows had sheerly Ally by the VCioantioa* said he wiehed it to be decidedly under stood that they intended only to deal with the future. He had nseeived a letter in the marnieg from a (modems° who had already subscribed to the fend, slating hie readiness to aid in any movement which might be got up for those who had already suffered. It was, therefore. perfectly clear that the action for both parties wee quite distinct. Kr. Glows saggartad the advisability of seeding Inspire. ton round to the venous sheds previous to any within!' of the plague, In order to aseertelia the value of the salmis in their healthy condition. Such a proceeding would facili tate them in dietenninieg the award in ogee the cows not Waded. Mr. Room° said cow-owners would not permit ea in sputter so eater their sheds after having visited diseased animals. After some discussion, whisk wee of a conversational character, Mr. RUDIIII proposed the followleg resolations. which were adopted :-1. Every owner of settle to give in. formatioe ' at or before the 18th tut. , of his name and address, locality of shed, and she number and description of the animals I. his poesemion. 2. No isocistoosatioo will be given to the owners of settle mars notice be sent to the comundstee upon the first outbreak of the disease. 3. The owner to get half of the value width the animal may have been worth whoa in a healthy state. 4. Animals, whim paid for by the committee, to bemuse their property, to be dealt with as they may think proper. The proceeding then terminated. PILNITOY. The cattle plia rapidly extending bere in spite of the most vigilant exertions on the part of the in spectors. On Hamburg sow, Womb% to Mr. Parkin Hinds, of the Cattle Market Tavern, showed @oriole symptoms of plague. and it was ordered to he shot. Os We same day a sow Weepier to Mr. Riobmood, imajanother the property of Mr. Atkissos, both of Fulwood, were found seder similar eireurastasees, sad they haw hew subjected to a lilts fete. Yesterday morals& a cow, belonging to Mr. Turner, was (mod dead in a field, is Fulwood ; sod in an adjoining pasture two oows, the property of Mr. C. Birkett, were observed to be so ill of plague that they had to be shot. Thew two seism& am supposed to have hew in fected by a vow heloagios to a neighbouring testae °riser, which strayed ieW the field (from owor two diseased _ •craylk. beasts), and was sear tbsm for was non and put out. HEALTH OP LONDON. THE STATE OP THE RIVER THAMES. A meeting of the inhabitants of Twickenham and its neighbourhood waa held yesterday aftersoou at the parochial schoolusecn, to comicim what memories should be take. to remedy the present umatisfactory state of the river. The chair was taken by the vicar, the Rev. G. G. P. OLO6llOr, who reed letters horn the Duchess (Dowager) of Northurnberlaad. the Count of Paris, the Duke of Aureole and other dwellers on the banks of the Thames, all of whom bitterly oomplained of its very o ff ensive state. Mr. F. H. N. Glossop, Mr. Garde:we Dr. Clarke, Dr. Horatio !Day, Mr. B.lld, Mr. Bohn, Mr. Chillingworth, Viscount asselagh, and other geotlemen addressed the meeting. From their statemeets it appears Met the volume of water has for assay years been gradually diminishing. Tbe removal of old Loudon-bridge was the beginoieg of the evil, foe its vast piers nod to act as • kind of weir, which kept up a tench greater !Nada water than is now the mac The improved agricultural drarsags of the had has also had a very prejudicial effect. Formerly the rainfall after a heavy shower was weeks in eerie, away, whereas now the heaviest rain pares off the land in the course of a few hours. In fact, the river in some places has come to resemble a mountain torrent; at times a whin stream, and at others little better than a dry water-course. But the great source of mischief is the amount of water ate erected by the companise This is estimated at so lees Was 75.000,000 gallons a day—so small proportion of the whole volume of the river. While this has been going cc there hu been a gradual increase in the quantity of sewage which le daily poured into the stream. Never• tholes', though thole are two and thirty toot' which drain tato the upper river the waters that COW/ up with the tide are worse thin those which come down from the country. The sods of sU the sewers at Teickeohun have been lengthened year by year, but the river is now so shallow at Icier water that the sewer mouths caw scarcely be permanently covered at all. It was argued that the Thames comorvaters ought to defray the cost of the necessary works. Umberto& as its amounts showed an annual earplug of 13,0001.. but it was amid that so great was the public desire felt to reform the 000ditioci of the Thomas that a handsome subset-seldom) znieht be depended upon. biome discussion arose as to the remedy to be proposed. The corneal opinion seemed to be in favour of a weir somewhere letwees Isleworth sod ' Brantford. This, however, was vehemently disputed by Mr. Nelson, who contended that what was wanted was to put in ! a proper stomas works is the upper portion of the stream, ' which it was admitted were is a most disgraceful condition. It was elm urged oe behalf of Brantford that that town would not be benefited unless it was *moiler. ' ably above the proposed weir. To which it was replied that BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TIIIIIDAY. Brentford might, if it thought peeper, agitate in favour of ST. LEOe.L of a weir of he own. Mr. Collier, who said he had known 60 to 50 agst Gladlateur (t) 1 100 to 7 egit Breadalbaoe (5) the river as • poetical navigator for sties last twenty-five 11 to 2 Regatta (II 1 100 to It Peeress (t) years. cowteeded that a great deal of the mischief bed been 74, t The Duke (t) lop to 6 Archlmedm (off) to 1 Xlarmska ,t) 1 100 to Arid ;of) caused by the oonswvators themselves, who hid been hol- Nothing done on soy other event bowies out a mid . chsnnel , and toss destroying a number of Iheaps of stones, which had been most acieotifioally con . streaked by nature, and which used to tat as "water-atomics." He thought a lock would rather %crease thaa abate the militias. What was wasted was to cleanse the stream. Eventually the followiog resolutions were agreed to with very few dissentients : " That, ILI the opinion of the cement meeting the oats of the river Thames in this locelity is prejudicial to the health of the inhabitants, in einesqueoce of the daageroue exhalation, which arise from the ostensive banks of and ezposed to the action of the sun for many hours daily : and that steps be forthwith taken to call upon the official conservators of the river to remedy the evil. That in the opinion of this meeting a look sad weir situated between Isleworth and StrandocothieGreen, would be the most efficacious remedy for she evil complained of. That a com mittee be appeintad to co-operate with the inhabitaate of the neighbouring to woe on the hanks of the Thames, with the view of adopting much measures as may be deemed ad visable." A vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the NAVAL AND MILITARY. TRAFFIC RETURNS Mlles Par MN , Total. Wel, 11ALLIF open. sengers. ebandlm. 1336. 1864. Week ending June 10. t a i L Bombay. !tared*, anal 1. 1. 306 3,435 864 4.289 1,661 Week ending August 31. Sietrott and Milwaukee 1119 Week ending Sept. 1. Great Western of Canada 346 Week ending Sept. 3. Brecon and mar - 4w O4 467 EMS 1,161 743 eea ending Sept. 9. Cork and Bandon utsager South Women' 249 10,511 9.94 Week ending Sept. 10. Cambrian ........ 739 1,601 1,323 9,618 1,196 (Meat I.unimboan6 lel 1.674 4,184 4.9114 6,037 London and Inaolterall 1,931 2611 Lll6 11,-16 Metropolitan. North London T,6117 0.799 - 15.318 18.04111 THE SUPPOSED ARIL= 01 "BROTHER MATIBUS." —Tn. individual wasted at Birkenhead, under the saliP o - silica that ha du "Brother Rearm." akar the Rey. Beery Arthur Mortal, bee bean discharged from custody, lsenig band that be eke rot the perms " dented." DESPATCH OP THE BOMBAY MAIM --SOUTH AITTOB. HITT. 12.—The l'eniriatiler sod Oriestal Oorapanyb stimusithip Tanjore. Captain Brooks. galled hewn to-4y with the mils fee Gibraltar, Melte, Egypt, Ades, Remboy, and Upper Bengal.' Ste tools oat 22 lint end 40 esened chin passengers, sod oe freight a ginseng carps taehatiog 1$ boozes specie wake 501.841 L, of this soirmsat 40,2501. 1. hie Alen.. end 6361. welshes, gold thread, he., is for Bombe 9,WW. earsreiges end jeweUsirr, sad 46i. fee aid 24L ht perelkey , ki., tee Ades. . ; WEDNESDAY EVENING- SEPTEMBER 13, 1865. LAW INTELLIGENOS. - SHERIFFS' COURT.—SIFT. 12. (Before Mr. Qibboor.) JONA% V. NORIII.—AIIVANTII AND KAMM Mk was an action to MOTOR damages tor an alleged wrongful diantimaal, plaintiff Mies a doeueathi arras.. Plaintiff dated tint alto had beta fu Us• wryly' of tb• defaadani for nine mouths. Upon a °attain day she out her kind very wooly. Defendant. -1. discharged her for robbing wa. Plaintiff.—l did not rob you at *IL Defendant.—the stole MAN or my property. and I sent brawn y. Hb Elonoar.—What did she steal? Defendant—Two lota of &lepton. His Hower— Woe aka your mob? IfnitTeci;iti -- -81ie gem - Plaintiff --I Dever sold any of his property axespt that for which I amounted to biro. I aid - seil • little piece of dripping. for which I obtained Bd. or 3d. My wages were 8/. per annum. His Roemer—How did you bait roar band, Plaintiff— I bad a few word. with a boy the defendant and was going to *tribe hiss whoa he threw up a Pepe, he held in his haste, cutting me so serenely that I was obliged to go to the hospital. Die Honour—Rave you any proof, defendant, that the plaintlff a robbe s_ lion? n Der y wife knows about it, but she is not be. ' r nino--I this& you ought to haws given the plain tiff notion. Dehodast—Am I bound to hasp a servant when she is ill? ' " W His Honour—Oeitalaly you are. Defendant-1 did diffieharp hex, not alone because she cut her head, but also la consequence of Esc robbing ma Am I bound to keep a sermtat who robe me? His Honour—There is so evitienoe of any robbery before me. How loop were yen out of Moos ? Plaintiff—Throe weeks. His Hoaxer wee clearly of opinion that whim a sermon was taken ill or injured while in her master's 'mice she was entitled to the weal suttee, but as plaintiff had ob tained • sitaatioe in three weeks, she would only have a verdict for the tam she was actually out of employment. Defendant asked if aa adleamunesl would be granted. His Honour deeliosti, sad all verdict pasted for plaintiff vitt coats. nartilisi TO 11111•1 AX ATTORNIT. Rh Honour Waged to hear sa attorney who vas in structed by another attorney, ran that though as attar soy could iastruct couseel, yet it vas against all proatko for one attorney to Wet/act sootier. Men et ye e ; • it war, ae on/pee wAii 14 4sys' bud labour • LAMBETH. Marqaret Thornton sod Betsy Davis, smartly dressed! , young wawa, were eitareed before lb. Hon. G. Norton ' with stubs. • o f Ousel, of the value of MM. the Weed, d Mr . in the Walwesii.road. The piceseutor depos s ed dis M s : os the 'seeing before he observed thy prisoners hoagies about the treat of hie sham and immediately after be missed • plies el scarlet from Wilde the doir. He in ousequeses ran outside. and swift the primmer Dish going away with the flannel under her ahaw),. he followed •od secured her, sad her cempauies was also taken by his The prissier Davie made the usual defence in suds cams —660,01 Y, Met a pilau who was a strum! to bee gave her the esaul to awry for her, and her compasioe declared abs kusw welling about it. Tbs constable in the charge said the prisesses gave their address Nint-atrist, sod ►seatg no doubt they west maim shoplifter', be requited a remand. lin Nodes—Have you been to the seldom the Omura bay, given. to asiwtais whether they Hu them? Witnese—No, sir, I have not bad time, but from what' I base teamed I have very little doubt the address is f•lr, see that I shall be able to prove lbsi they are piseilsed thieves. The primers were nortaded. THAMES. Mare Link, a Bile sunburnt, weather•beaten seamen, who arrived on Monday ottoman is a ship from Callao, weir keened before Mr. Part, charged with violeetly as. main; Jobe Keit, polioomesatable No. 341 S. and Jam Itenny,No.s3BK. Kent stated that on the previous night, moan atter 11 *Week, he met the prisoner la White Horemplate, Commereiml• road, making a soim swearing, and curates. Ha b 3IM of the prisoner to demist, mid the reply made was, ":1 not mind what • Bobby rays to me." He again mated the priaoser to leave the street and go home. The prmener made nes of tool language and struck him on the boa He then took the Wooer into ciestody, and led him a few yards, when he tamed round, pat his fot out, and tinier "h* on the ground. Tim planner kicked him mime ml WIMPS while hi w upon the ground, nod them fell opts WI and beat him furiously far ten minutes or • quarter d on boar. A n other constable came up and took the primmer elf bins. • • Mr. Paget—Ami you mash hart , Witeme—l am, air. I.m .se,.* walk now hem the , bloke Go the kip. lam very ill sad ewe bawd. John Benny, a polimmoariable, Noi CO IC, staled Not he maw the wieoper on the top of the laat witless, and torii him off. The poisoner was very rough rad threw him. Ere pet up and the prisoner knocked him dews sad braked him On the way to the station home the primer wan ememsdingly violent, and considerable difficulty was expert ' awed is gisttiag him away. The prisoner, in defines, said be crams on shore the pre. clone day sad got drunk. He had beet knocked about and ill-need. sad did not know by whom. Mr. Paget—You Were seemliest thews polimmea. It is an offence' always look upon seriomly, sad parish revenly. I senteom you to be inipsimeed for two months and kept to hard labour. THE POLICE COURT& MANBION.HOUBE. William Saunders wee brought upon remand *barged with the following dating robbery : It appeared that oo Moeda) , last a female was charged at this mutt with IMO theft, and had sent for a lady with whom she had previously resided as • ostvent, Weak se to her character, and that lady, Mee. Burrows, the presocutitx in the resist owe, west to me her, sad while she was standing is the passage leading from Manaleedionsitplace to the tells, telling Hubble, the gaoler, what she wanted, that oeser noticed the prissier pushing close against her, and be asked him what be wanted. The prisms said nothing, and milted sway. and as he was going out of the passage Hubble saw him attempt to pies somethieg to another man. He went their him sad accused him of stealing the lady's watch, sod the utrix at the name time missed her watch from her et. He secured the primmer and brought him back to the lady, sad the 'sleeper this pot somethiag ia the lady's lap, she having at &ea, which afterwards turned out to be her watch, which she valued at about 71. 10e, sad which she said was sits is her pocket when she entered the passage to the oells. The prisoner was remanded mail yesterday, is order that he might be sees by the °Mews of the gaols, aed it appeared front their testimony that he had beep tiles at the City prison at Holloway, sad no leas thee 18 time* at the House of Correotios. Thomas Minim was brought up on • warrant, having been apprehended by detestive.offieer Hancock, upon • charge of unlawfully pawniag a gold watch sod disnoed ring. and a diamond pia, vales together 401.. the property of Mr. Smythe, a solicatot. of 61, Grainebureb-street. Mr. Pooh, at Oreshani.etreet, appeared for the prienser. Mr. tknythe Mated that in Dessmirer last he satrusted the prisoner with • diamond ring, .blob he instructed him to get altered into • Oa. 8o neatly he sot/noted him with • dismood banishes pin and a gad watch, for which the prisoner was to get a customer if he could. lie he did not get file articles, he wrote to the prisoner, sad had received several letters from him, stating that be had left them with a frilled to examine, but had not yet bees able to dispose of them, bat would get them as soon as he could. The prosecutor wrote several times for the piss, and each time prisoner wrote book Adios that he had not disposed of the articles, but would return them. Finally, the prisoner called on him and told him he was in great distress, and had pledged the articles, and handed him the duplicates. Prior to the warrant betas issued two summostes had been served upon the prisoner, bat he had loot appeared to them, end the prwwer called apes the witness about four weeks before he applied for the summons. la answer to Mr. Pook, witems said the prisoner told him if he weld pledge the watch for 81. be would get 81. from a friend for the ticket, sad be west with the prissier to pledge the watch. The prisoner, before he gave him the tickets, told him be had mired money apes the articles from • (need, and would get them when he wanted them. By Mr. Oke—Bat he did not ksaw they were pawned until ha bad the tickets. By Mr. Pook—Witeess had the goods Is the fine fastance from a pawnbroker's. The goods were out duffers. The watch was marked " Dent," but it was sot Dent's. He took it to Dent's to be repaired, ad they had it • week be fore they found out it was sot their make. There was to have bate no divisies of profits if the: goods were sold. The article* alluded to were produced by the pawnbrokers, end were ideotited by the prosecutor as his property. Mr. Pook coeteuded that there was no case against the prisooer, and the fact of the prosecutor's knowing that the defendant had left them with a friend as a security, sad his subsequent delay is obtaining • summons, 'towed that there was • kind o/ matlentsndieg sr partoerehip between them, and he was ipereeted that when the goods were sold, there was to be a fen division of the profits, and he submitted that the admission of the prosecutor bore out such a suritioe. The Lord Mayor, however, sad he was of opinion that the primmer had Illegally passed the good s, and fined him 20f., or la default three months' imprisonment. FROM LAST Nianrs GAZETTE. DrMae OP SOIJOITOM Aro FUTILMI Memo Was TO is OSTAINE) AT TYB OIPICI OW Till CLIO MOISTIMI, GOORT OT BANKZUPTOT. BASEMBALL.TrII/2.] BANKRUPT& Awroefo &MCKIM. Hamingford-road, Islington, milliner's ele latent Y setrrearker Sept. 26. at 12. Retrain SLIM. Aluiliensos, Fulham, clerk to a wine mer chant, Sept. 17, at 11. TilOsse SALM& BaAttrrox, Clairton , clerk, Sept SI, et it Joan )DWAID WM= Charioteer fancy triage maker. amt. 27. at 1. 101 l Piet Preed.etreet, Paddisglon, hosier, Sept. IS. at , 1 JAMB W HA M Pastonville-rosd, racket maker Sept 26, at 11. JOslal BAILLTSOP, Besse-td, Idinrlon, bootmakerr, Legit, it 11. Jetta Sanaa" Chilwerlis, tuna, 611sar, Sept. 26, at 11. Joan EHANUIL 80111DITIAt. Galway-street, 84. La k e's, shirt dresser, Sept 26, M IS. CLAIM Anat. Bromley, Kent. builder. Sept. 26, at L %VISUAL MAITIIB Malta& Grafton-street. Soho, heraldic em bower, Seg. IT, at 11. IMO Anti lssea, Whiberne Minter, Doweled**, painter. Sept IS, at 1. JAM= Osier" Jamesetreet, Clapham, tailor, Sept 27, at 11. /ARM Batiatm, John-street, Curtain-road, tronfounder, Sept. 71, at 11. CHAIM JACMOs, Quadrant-grove, Haverstock-hill, book keeper, Sept. 27, at 11. OsOws Seavams, flaingareet, Paddington, watchmaker, &opt. 17, at IT- Jane fleentea. Chapelareet, St. Oeoraelfratierlart. times. Sept. 27. at IL limn PAM& Birmingham, grocer. Oct 6. at 12 JAMS MOLIIMI7I, Wolverhampton actuate Oct 6, at IL Jolntre Poote, Acme Tramell, SaffOrdshire, licensed victualer, Sept 17. at IL CHARM }Mucosa**, obaresal bar boa mama carer. tag. IL at H. JOllll ADOLPHUS GALUI, Newport, Illoomouthalurs merchant, Sept. 22, at IL JANIS 110013, Leeds sad Belfast, hackle 25, at 11. JOici Batson. Sheffield, tailor, Sept. 29, et It. Fasnalucx Jule Oirca, Sheffield, Oct. IL at If. ROIUT Swint% New Brighton, Cheshire, dealer ID 212242. Sept. /I, at it AUER AND= /Imam Manchester, boater, Sept. 25, at IL Genoa W MAIL Manchester, assistant bewsagent, Septlttat IL Tanta; Dean'. Liverpool provision dealer, Sept 26, et S. JOSEPH BastaTellolose.lancash.,coach propnetotileitiLat 9 6. Jove MincierALL, Manchester, metal broker, Sept IS, at WILLIAM HURT COOll, Manetwater, sanallware dealer, Sept 29, at 12. LiwieLAAKM, Walston., Journeyman paper maker,Sept.l6,atlL ROM? EVANS, Denbigh. lb0C21•1107, e.g. 20, at 12. JOBS NOIR Sevenoaka, Kent, builder, Sept. OS, at 12. Hata 81511 K, Wareham, Margehire, blacksmith. Sept O, MIL CsateroPeza Hosts, Goloar,Yorksh., westedeter,Septgitat 10. Steen nowt, Kirkheatoo„ Yorkshire, Journeyman mar" Sept. a, at 10. IMAM: , SHAW. Hadderilleid. plumber, Sept. let, at 10. (MOROI HOWARD, Itirkburton,Yorksh., corn miner, Sept.2B, at 10. GIZENBAS genius. Dlgby, Linooloth., cordwalneeSept2s,M 11. Taoism ATlrmict. eniffle, Cheek., gerdener, Sept. 25, sill. JSIIWS BAUNDIMS. Witalsoust., Saassz, carpenter, Sept. 27. at 11. Osman Baas. Swineehead, Linotambire. grocer, Sept. 27, at 10. 1101 W ATHIRSOI, Litman. butcher, Sept is. at IL LAST MAYLNATIONI. Oct. 2. her. R. W. L. Tollemedse, Hammersmith, clerk-Nee. 3. H. Shaw, Atherton*, Wartriabhfze, booomaker-Ifor. 3. Z. Berme, Bridatorth, boot nimasetwer -New. 3. W. Mita% Dudley. tailor-Nov. 3. W. Burps& Birleinitata, lalst a a factorer-Nov. 3 1. Simpson and J. Itadd ng Staffordshire, printers-Nov. LW. Mellor andlll%ce, silk manaisotarers- Nov. W. T. Birmingham, late li censed vietneller-Nov. 6. B. Deena, New Staffordshire. emulator-Oct 19. B. Maier, Bridget, ane dfleeer -Oct. 2S J. B. Bad, Mater, aad Alderepsenetreet, Mather dresser-Oct 21 W. lideey, Redrath, Cornwall, -Oct. 14. J. °Word, Saigon, Devemshire,„ saddler-1 ort7.. J. L Sanderson. Kingston.upon-Hal, emalasslon agent-Oct. 1. J. Parker, Liverpool, general inerekant-Ort a C. Watson, Bir kenhead. brewer-Get 5. P. B• 11114, UPrfeai, talere•Clot. CHISss. Liverpool, folner-Ost. t N. it Willlnves, Lim bach. Carnavonshire, flour deter -Oct 6. & Mom, Livispoel, and Idle-lane, Lancashire, pprreaglets merchant-Oct S. C. Gills sop. Leftwich, Cheshire, flat -Oct M. T. Gila& Darlaaket Staffordshire, screw forger-Oct 27. J. hither. Cardiff, stationer ..-Oct. it W. Jones, Leath. Glansolgeneldre. blackamith-Oct. S. H. H. Cocker. lielme, Locates, zoRI lidelter-Oce. &J. 1:= Liverpool. builder-Oct. & C kusisti, Ilencombe, male of the screw steamer Dainesone-Oct & J.l=,Zirkest. head, canvaser for • printer-Oct 6. R. H. Haworth, Lancaster. and Poulton-by.theinterlL" Lincsahlre, -Oct. 6. Agnes Osman. Capers:my, Laaceshire, corn -Sept. 29. J. lit tler, Lresham, Worcestenktre. saddler-Oct,. 11. T. Kist, Langford. Olouceiterihire, baker-Oct. rt. R. Jeffery, Tod pool, Cornwall, miner-Oet. 11. J. Curtail, Leeds, marble mama ---Ors. 11. J. Johnson. Leeds, Journeyman Monfaisson-Ors. T. W. Kemp, Leeds, journeyman magnet maker-Oct U. ft S. i ' Gantt, Leeds. prov Wort dealer-Oct. 26. J. P. Jeffs. Gleerester. carver-Oct. 24. J. Rolaimest,glockton, Durham, contractor-Oet. 19. 8. Allier. Balm., Lamar& laic Stallawsr.-134449. H. J. Lo mitt, isleord. Lancashire. grocer. amount-Oct. 79. R. Malik* ems. Boston. Lumoinehlre. th--Ost. 10. J. Welter, Cal verley, YorkshDe, tallor-Oct. 3. A. Mawr, Bove. aw 4 beer retailer -01. IS. H. A. Haag. Folkestone, servant-Oct. IS. T. Hammon, 101kt:tone, late grocer. Pimlico, solicties West Bmith/1014 Potato r, Sept. CLERKEN WELL. Minket! Cole, an inmate of tit. Pancras workhouse, was brought before Mr. D'Eyncoart, charged with stealing various articles of wearing apparel, the property of the beard of guardians. Mrs. Maggaret Law, ths female marcher of the work house., said the under of the home having given the pri mmer a pass for the day she wan searched at the gate, when ▪ pebdorat and other articles of female wearing apparel, io addition to the regulation quantity of clothing, were found epos bee. Mr. Morrison, the mentor of the workhouse, gave the primmer • very bad character, sad Mr. Myra:mut soot her to the House of Correction for two months with hard labour. Two ill-looking fellows. named Waist and Burke, were with being drunk and disorderly, sod with assault itar&i.poltas. It appeared from the statements of eoartehles 48 11 sad 172 E that about ball-put twelve, there was a great die turbines in Great Comm-street -an Irish row. The two geisoners were very violent, and when requested to go away, one streak the constables with a stick, and tile other kicked one of the °Moors. They became so violent that It took tour constables to take them to the station. Berke said there was • row is the street, and owned that Ise bad had • little to drink, bat stated that the police fell upon him and ilLtreated hint became the could get no one else. Mrs. Emma Gray, the wife of a printer, living at No. 20, Conim.street, said she was a stranger to both prisons's. That morning there was • great disturbance in the skeet, and she saw the po lice dragging one of the prisoners along the pavement quite naked. It was a most disgusting sight. The men were Dot sober , • sad elle did sot know how the prisoner became naked. Witoms's heart was nearly beckon to see the man so used. The polio, mid no more force was used than was nage'. ury. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. eat as re m nde an er o n and o. C O7ton, Budd/err Smitham . 'ld a. lightning ass- Mr. D'Emscourt seat both of the prisoners to the House of Correction for one month, SOU,Tilwanc. du 1 . 1)011.11AL timber merchants-T. MIKA and L i" ilL E verpool. printing ink menuteetore= l l: 6.4 Btevass and C. . Michael Benson was charged before Mr. Burnham with Sutton, Hal and Seedy. stealing a barrel of ale under the following oinmeastances Crow ther, g iv a ath ar , e n d 0, c r eerther, goads, Iss==gs, It appeared from the seldom of Wm. Ward, adraymae io so for as regards H. Crowther-4. A Darts sad R. A. the sarvios of Mess . Truman, Hanbery, and Co., that es Amptou-street, Orsys-inn.road, telosecesiste- W. H. = the previous a j a ht. a t D i es o ' c l oc k, h e was delivering e t t h e and J. G. Smart, St. John-street Clerkenwell. tea tint sossitbb house of Mr. 'Norton. the Tower. in the Westminster- t a 7,7 % V . Wri e ht •,: d . Wi t, t orah bridge-road, Bee barrels of ale and one of °Wet' and he lied Wraburnicutors of H. Wright, deers - sect', Dudley, Worcester. kis mate bad "struck " the barrels from the dray oo to the s hi re . ma th., so far m mw d a H we g ht,__*. g r i t ski ma g pavement. They had lowered the stoat sad fear of tad end J. Wrigley, Sherbet& printers-it Mellor sad eels of ale into the collar of the tavern, sad ore returning linscadstes. Tan and cloth °moralities senate-P. Ne ir list ral t a t is three mtentee for the last they discovered it to be gees. C. Alexander. Lverpoo4 sailthrolisi--fl- D. Milldams rid C. Os B City, cellar masuteeturene-J. Plaz miming It the whines rave information to Polies-or*. ,c.ccame_T stable Harlon. 102 la, with wbala he went Plimli• It S. Simp so n,'Huhu*: Istiesahlr, , frniterars-B. re fi lls and the ma'am- _poperty. A. Willis. Kingston upealtull, slat, s ,flan -W. R. Christe ns itbia proved that he traced this barrel of ale phones, B Thurgood, end J. S. Jame. Levergeol, daphnia's. gram dm Tower Tama. by St. Thomas's Church, down so tar as Maris H. J. Thurstood-W. H Tslia• lag a poems tie a house, No. 34, Jeeettee-etreet. otaasisd sea, Ipswich and Norwich, wholesale greesnr-W. H. Taylor, J. by show& learned Ellen Ryan, and there, at the re m' Z e mli w ron. and A. willMmenf liT. sham& Symms as for at Obi gapairtasid the lailis . the dt b . ar r yll sou t al e e vuie wm a imad ' she migaiitYrtedwaathitl'is stele , ... i d Co num t m tee K P" orn n trimming j lk aus... l3° co w rd owi am men aad . manufacturers tera irro wdrk -J c lialis b a s A dmain. D rit. ht there by the primmer and aeeehee mss, so far as regards H. [ors-J. Dees sad P. Chen. sh•drid desired Isar be lake ears of it for them. The iserebsats-Chariette Tsgesr sad G. E. Hokum% EMS= '• Omer we* haus lateesetode te a beer•ekep ekes by, sad tin ts-IL Swallow , I. Swaim. sod G. Swaim. Hs*. wbsa cloned be Roost laid he kmow ootblsg about the mat. I. Y•r kshir • cla P it aalmfm`taren` so hr n e w* ter, brit st led Maid he and hie mate had relied the banal J. soma eumbytthrtOtht. away wit of • 114. The barrel bad been rolled away • dill. 102011 /SIMI Hoeg HaNill 00011111. and loaaerltore, Wee af 250 yards. Okingew, gehoistereekr meets s eel* le, et the lemlig lasb. The peimoserses ;deeded sip cad urged that he bid a Gleasalr. r aid fear 10* ehildresie iipeect, sea tint ke wae a lin", ..„••• 111 • 11111 . C•li llm a t li• faMer . a. " " Um ile • 10 Med wain us* a hot width teal eltstherstroi by the A Zr„,:i ii i,ltir A i Lia c o w Air, lighoms, warns. l ice mi sa ve. 00111•1 in charge al the ash Sept 111, at prissire Mem , lieleburgh. t. ftrelgus.V9 'hat bth fir the red aireietiz w w4 6. Nolorili. IreNsiorpr, So* le. et Deirdre eeeeselell hatchesWe Pelona, the mates. wilt. hie* Hsore. Rob Aireley, Shropshire, in .M.-Oet. 4. J. Taylor, libton.in-U by, ndsey, Lbeoladdre bre M wer-. 6. J.Costs worth. Kingston-upon-Hell. stationseLOct 4. P. Clark, Kling ston-npon-Hall. brewer-Ike. l O. X. Modena. Mingstomultro- Hall, spirit merchant-Oct. 4. J. Stele* Liestoo-epee-liall, mordant-OM. 4. P. W. Smokentotry, Upton. I:mm.2db% land surveyor - Oct. 4. I. Saba, Wabbet Liocolashire, dmoit -Oct 4. W. Sylvester, Alford, Iblohadvire, volieltot's deA- Oct 4. J. Masons. Kingston-epos-Bull, ironmonger-Sept. M. O. Bell and J. S. Bell, birwkdrio-lbeet, Yoitshire, fanners - 21S. J. Middleton . Coll Yorkshire, publican-Sept M. Metcalfe. Mellott Tsefalite, wine merctuutt-Sept. sift R. Browne, Leeds, clerk-Sept. TT W. L Roysto Flint, medi cal student-Sept IS. J. Miller. Liverpool, tot merchant-bet. •St S. Credit Coventry. bembome boyar-Sept M. J. lana i tier, Coventry, giv , TMIT. J. T. Ayers. Bolton, Bootloghasa,n. dim =ministel:-04. 41 . . X. C. Davies end G. Cooper, eel o. I magi, clentlift._ it tee minutes before it It appears from the weekly return issued by authority of the Registrar•Greaeral that to the week that ended on Saturday, September 9th, the births ie Londaa sod tee other large forme of the United Kingdom were 3,7 8 7 i the deaths, 2,528. The manual rate of mortality in the week ia those eleven towns was2i per I,OW pavan. liviag. In Loodoa the births of 973 keys sad 932 girls, is all 1,905 children, were registered in the week. In the corn• spendin6 weeks of tea years 1855-64 the average number, cottected for increase of populatioo was 1.888. The deaths registered I. Loud= during the w eek were 1,179. It was the thirty-eitth weak of the year • and the average number for that week was, with a correction for increase of pope. hike, 1,228. The actual cetera was, therefore, lees by 49 than the estimated number. The deaths from diarrbcea in the week were 89, the saute number as la the previous week, mad lees thee a third pert of the weekly number in July. This decrease will appear the more remarkable when the heat of last week is eonaideral, which was unusually greet for Sep tember. le the 6ret and last week of July the meat temperature of the sir was 66 deg. ; last week it was 67.4 deg. The average number of deaths from diarrbrea is the eorreepouding week of ten years (corrected far increase of population) is 125. Besides the 89 mass of diarrbie% 9 deaths are referred to cholera or choleraic diarrtires. 3 of whisk occurred to adults. Is /Lomeli street, Sydesimai, a jobbing radios% aged 67 year% died of " choletsie diar three" after 48 hours' illness. At 2, Coltrea-oottages. Neat-street, Camberwell, on the Bth bat., a gardeoer'n la bourer, aged 48 years, died of "cholera" alter 11 hours' Moe.% At Oxford-piece, New Hatches, Peckham, a widow died of "c w holeraic diarrho." . . VI; roirc7m7ing ire fatal - a - Lisisiste were canoed by oar- I Asia :—On sth September, • labourer, aged 25 years, run over by • waggon ; died in Poplar hospital. At 1, 11**- foot-buildings, Betheal.greeo, on 11th August, • cow• keeper, aged 40 years, fell from • wawa. In Bouverie. street, Paddiagton, on 31at August, the ems of an essoibee driver, mid 8 yin" run over by • van. In Ohurelautrest, Deptfosi, oe ft" ed Auwast, the son of • labourer, aged 2 years, run over by • cart On sth September, • labourer, aged 17 yrars, jmnbed by • siroberusirriage ; died le Guy's hospital. A lieutenant in the army died from chloroform, administered with& view to en operatioe. A °had, aged one year, died oa the 3rd inst. from suastroke. A horse. keeper died from 'leaders osught from • dimmed hors.. The rate of mortality lest Wish wee 20 per 1.000 is Lon don, 24 in Edinburgh, sod 23 ia Dahlia ; 29 in Liverpool, 31 in llsorthreter, 35 in Salford, 21 ie Birmingham, 32 is Leeds, 20 in Bristol, 96 in Bull, sad 34 la Glasgow. In Liverpool the births were 407, the deaths 263 ; in Manchester the births 244, the deaths 911; in Salford the births 93 , the deaths 74 ; in Birmiegham the births 178, the deaths 135 ; ie Leeds tits births 241, the deaths 1211 ; in Bristol the births 106, the deaths 62 ; io Hull the births 84, the deaths 61 ; to PAtehergh the births 102, the deaths 79 ; ia Glasgow tie Maths 973, the deaths 196 ; and ia Dub ' ha the births 152, the deaths 142. HAIMIRIRI.—The cattle disease has broken out badly at Homey, is Hampshire. fidvertioncsent.l Hoz.Lowafa Prim" are the most gentle. yet most effective aperients. sad therefore better ealowleket for a badly needle cm than say other. They always set the stomach tight roes. the liver, stimulate the hides° a sod thoroughly Cillang/ the whole system. Holloway's pills ere most useful 11 abrade wadteest of the Mauch Induced by lasurtoos &hag. sedentary habits, or other 0641111*. They lure moto the enntetsted to health after wiry other UMW had failed: I whits they ere parlfylegthey sit MitalgSheelatt while regaidadff they see inereadas names sod apresater power. These pigs do . I nu& nate say Molted sell., tthe hely, beam they art specially sattml,lo_ tate ,ruaaa lea . or s t e zteturee. May be h~ln — anyWand ty hors BA BAAS Tb. TALLOW. TIAMIDAT Eruct. Ire to .d a y. Spot, bow, 460. bd. ; old, 45e. 9d. ; 004 4 December, 46. ict.i Dismember, 47a. „hewn to *mob, 475. dd. to 47e 9d.: Mem. g: . 61 , 1 livery to Let evesiog, 433 mike ; 941 ala i be 001TON.—Liviaroot. Sin. l er k ee ,. _ elm. Bslot to4loy_7,oUo bass, 'melod es ;57 0 • 0 0t Om and wpm". GOO itostioto t lB4. to 1911. ;st a reL , 18d. ; 100 istoaltsta. 18 to 19d.; 206 Neut, Bak, 1618. to 160. • 300 otio, OK t e ii i. . B.vrna, 134 ; 5,740 'Sant. .to 140. ••& e h i to bd. ; Bsolla, &dodo, ha, ato sid. ; , to 131 d. OOTTON GOOD& —MANCEMTIII, SIM Friday last oar market for yams awl Meths same% boss cialeter, though there bas bass little divpi i ivi4 part of sailers to maps say &baton:oat is prosim l4 r aw= Wog saw wall odor eastmet, sa4u,s2 l Übe sew oases .hlcb are sot of as adrastesa ft ath ter. To-day tie slisides market for yam s M s b lu r 2. swum and we base bad • fair marreat of burials d'! tie sztereso prime of lest week. liciames of tlsss ass w deoply seder sosteset that Sibs, Wag like seriamies is prim, end bay.. ami l 72! milky is sway WIMPS is obtanuag soils* pin s M k : reepeetiva marimba The ssarkst for home iv* y e a p s is very steady. bat these lam sot ties smiltise.: allsoliscl. Time is so ohms, al prises aims lad ase. - 17, this brae& of the market is lass saimated, s a d Ia N W" days past lea buss iadersteed by the quietist leas d W p = rai l lauriawiPs" le".."l6"idiPeNdiale seushatusam ilwirmakaNS.l"l"wsi: : ll4 o bgirtal w:w wirs et sek..6 , l4llll l: 7ll 72; l l l.lll4l' way is Om. To-day we boo a aa4 for all alarm of ps i s*. steadily for lay west's prime, show* Bale s obs make ce=orsibooglt buyers ham made kg* .2„. Waken bare to mak man Oss eo IPS ' *bans, bat swims ;sodomite at. w.LL seposi WOOLLEN.—Laaae. SD?. 11—Tits "twhibbms ime 116•111 preeeseed quite ea admen seessu m saes et blee Oeleered Bell bee bees below tit few ttanesetioes of say importsom bets stir ip bZ Tweeds sad fess, meadade bay* Minded tit Mid mb ties. abbey" OW ban beea lesaideemil k i „ Id pearls. The white salmi bee peemsti elo saes. RairListe ben met with lieed• INIONMIONI • the &novel of beldame dose is the bear/ dipm em bees limited. limes show so sigma of elierstits. AINUTACTEULEL unnanssissa, Sam gg_t a inssket has *pie boos ssadarstolz wsu &WNW bs Wit titan Limbs sod slis prosiness, sod s tsd., bailor hes bass irasasobsd in .11 desnipsys if f adopted tor tits bons Inds. Blue mist..., sad taiga bump of good qui% readier las, sad low prod pods for tin 41 ..Is greater dermal • pod order tad s is is in which tlio goods do aid weer sd in Sho ark Wool4. 7 .HtDßitaarga, San 12,,,tieideog smiaimiaal I. /re in deaelpiass ft imathalareas M isms awe bogy lab Os arel4w 4 stikattag lask ladle UMW MP be mod ha voll wok &aft ia whisk $ pad bamboo dais a 1 fel pem, Sir. 12. —At today's saki op ospply.l beghab wheat, mostly of this sew imp, MMt Mhos oR at L. be Is. below Let Tmsday's earimmis sew of red =bog 30s. to 40a. per 5041te. be ths pis limelp aid old &gbh fully L. cheerer. Ile4g, sels.bal sot quotably lower. Baena steady. Piss Is m% man" aid rather dearer. Foreign amirsla for theists I Whist, 5,175; toslity, 919; tate, 1,192; bum, 1.5 pass, 174 qrs. Immo% Sir?. 12.—There was • fair sop* dis amiss so-day, principally the sew crop. Mei semples of sew realised last week's rates, shads* sidlepromod lots were assaisable. Spring 00111 olden idly as ens, monk for ordinary baby. Laws, ilwr. 12.—The sale of sew nod ii a trowel, gush, the quality le so truly wretched; AI would tabs freely of old, if teeters would irabesit teal* but this they refuse to do to soy extant ; the timimais is thinks* os • very hashed male. Prime gee shim ported for other &Aida. Unworn, Sim. 12.—We bare had • try fsh ease of smilers and &slue at our Core labs. b .orals(, bat boasts sot Wag disposed to meet WM ef buyers the treassetins to loth what sad bob hem of We noel retell shassater at about the plasm Übe day week. Indies ern Ms suffered a feather Ida of 9d. to ls. pis "tarter, at shish it mesa a pair le Ws. Now Irish oats bare souse bows about Id. per WI end ousteol bus per bed ; seamy app old lima ha sad peas =basis estrum reedia=ss plentiful and rather shoemer. t 010160 Miss, Sur. 12.—The weather rho peat wait Ws exasediagiy hot; with light Mods from the loathes The potato diens* bag shows itself is this &Mist, tan taruip crop is reported to he eaffsring badly boa lit At this day's market the supply of wheat was pee ,• hi embed old could BM be bought cheaper tbsa es Nils weak ; stale samples were 1.. per qr. chews ; as wed slow ails at L. to 2s. per qr. less mosey. Boma sel 111 minimised lots rates. Barley, both welling ea gilt maaphiy prises is favour of buyem. Pa qr. Sqgh the poser :—Wheat, white, old, 6411 m. to Nita p iusperisl bashet, 48a. to 525. ; ditto red, old, 611 k 46a. to 475. ; ditto red, pew, 6600115.. to 38.. to 40.. Oats. 313i1e. to 421bs, 225. to 24a lies old. Me. to bibs., 42‘ to 44e. Ificwournaiw-Tma. Nem 12.—Tbe weather 1411 sa tines the most favorasside shassotor pemble brim* whit& is promodirm without the has iatstreptlea ear market this monis; we had • soodeiste thew slog hos the growers, which eoseistad chiefly of the swot minditioa end quality usarseptiosably geed; iso mit fair demand was found, at Satusbay's rates, bit tool progress is old it wee sooessan to sempt • rodashm 4 k per qr., 47e. being a very mums@ a > foe ilia bill yellow. Panda uomisolly uoshasged. ises is slit request. Little minim in Miser snobs. WILTON FAIR. —Strr. tisoortent he es held yesterday. The attendees' 4 agrioniturthe endiselis wee ves7 large. Beek • number ad Meyers bas ad le kaisers for y Essay el them ke acme ten meet detest parte eses. la order to en Mel with Mock. Tbs red woo that a pea* deal 4 bedews was dose More to hi day me theeidesably embalmed Ilium. as mom those oblethed at lath fairs. The ember of Pi' ally penes/ at Ale particular fair is floes 100,11 130,000, bat ea this ocemien it i &Waled thet Ms were bemoan 20,000 and 2.5,000 lee than anal steeply being thus abed, sad issallident se 40 the requirements of the boyars gement, enabled MO to ask most exemeepet Armee ; but, totwithesiiiii this, the peas were rapidly cleared. and veil aril lots obseged heeds several these before the amid fair. It is a difficult matter, when impieties is dew: to =eat oe speculation, to give separate truth , , WPM quite 7s. per head higher thee stay IZ I Bedford fork for the 'sword dew:notions of stock. L were espedal request and may be coded at fromits as high ea Ma. per head, prime pens makes eon 0 0 Wedeln ruled also high, and ewes reefed free 46•14 k. while some very Ise salads met with perthesth se math es 76.. a piece. IN the horse department that 0 about the usual ember offered, mid good sad rid 0 Neale made pretty high priers. The supply of meth sot teeportaat, but recast high figures were maintsiad: large number of agricultural imple me nts from the verse mansimmorim in the district, with all modem imgedo meet% were exhibited is the field, sad enroll afiell deaf el attention. Du Barrel delicious health restoring Bag. Amities t aim witboat modlelas or WOOS K i rt s = loo O ZU AEON" COOlnarl" '"M g omen Awes. Uwe, ma and woe fray VMS ao Goa la oar roolas == .l6 er asaaally.—Da Buoy awl Oa. No. 77, W. Is Um, lib, 11.. tat . Ms.. tlarlki 11 7100... Ilmm lf 1 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DUTRA BIRTH& C.l.o3.—eoptetobar 10, at Inacksall-parkinstd, &IKON a° 41 at C. Calm Jan., lag., of • arolibilm DAVIL—AIIy 11, at nooboogar Upper Amax. 10 4 * --,0 1.1. Wily, of a soe, atlll born, S i.. Ws of Lima. Ibabard Darla, tats 10th Mane Ifs'bre Infantry. lab 111.111fUlt4armbse It at layolotreat, Portman* • ct IL llinmoral, jun.. et s sna. ILlYl6l,llL—emplambar U, at Itiolunond, lorr4. tin 91111 liortolok sea /PIC= d l—sogioro a : i C er ßeigraV• 4 o oll 4 the Wila al Wl°. N. J. Stioor TWllSOM—lioptitor 10, it lad= Horns, 7bablarbo 0 or* at 1. ?wood* log., of a daughter. NiARRIAGES. KUM elntirooD. - topternbra 9, at Wshreriliteld papal, WY Ow Esc W. Howlesoe, Wr. D. Elliott. d Woo I Parloweed, F. Ma. to RAMS SIBDIDMIXtb , WO W d Mr. W. H. erholwvot. si QsmOs.row. Witleorth. 41=BEN—SLICIIPALDT. flephoebor e, et the Priseisoquare. by the NAT. T. OrMstrois. sea of A. Osra. Esq , of Noma& to Julie her* WO . of L 1. BU tbMd t. PM., of Bow. BOLLINCIWORTII ABBOTT.— 9, et let Met tq the Rev W. ► HoEleelwelr alreetset. Droeltleymod. sot, to ..feassessii.. ibataglaar ist O. W. Abbott, Esq., et keursimmeem MATHS. ESOWN.—eeplember 9. M Pwaywircem W.C. Wt. dog i° of Ur lota lea G. Brown. sesil fitt CONOLLY...-September 0, at Weybrhiele. Jar o Aala 131* moil et Caseate W. P. 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