The Express. — London, England, 1861-10-16 00:00:00

Srf ;ATM; ,s• • : LAVE. AEU MA 14 \ET hi: • • • • MEETING. IIIE BiIetUPTII 1:0 ~‘y NIGHT. ums mbist g lat the sr. n.. •I. whilst • huge Ilipmeg d pwple rog•-.1 'IV .4. C.‘ . .iieg II IVY 111.11116i11i wt. th. I elf vine. t• • I:•. • .;!.* ossestatiois of entsititerssilwi ' thertwa4 nt,ge talkie.; tiro 1.••••••44 ow, 1.4 . 4 •- •4. IC atuuey at t.. • ..irAtie ally awl Kerley am m ra..at ; .1. na 1 ar.ot:4l hare bee. tak..• t!sraan..., blt . e .•• awl we cou ld DOI A1b414111 hs4.l . 1. .u;._ .J.•. 1 h.', of quate. boat r 6... riara : . • o it rill lima that th.• peter. at iwi...uq!ot air hJ lit 1.10 luttlatal Temp .et how thr..r whivh a not :afared up to ill del k. CE~tC::vl'lTI n. pl.. 1 . 0 6 1.. Vo;.cur I•Y to 1:. 1.1.11in0 (t) i 0 to 1 A.tetui.l(t) 1111) to $ ( * alp• it and off) joi) g o lirsoboo (o 14) MO to 7 ftqu!er Yen-. f') WO t.. 1:411y .•dry Po.to (t 2tol 15 to Illakeloa• ally (t) :13 to Viirtota—n 30 to Runlet (1) Ali to Petro 1.01 5..; to I lain fol! 114.10 to ); fivroot 11 tothaom (t) woo to 5 old 1:olort (t) CA3IBILIII‘ESIIII4E. 40 to I opt Fliziatios (t) 10.:1111Y. MOO to 3) apt Vito,manl ft) 100) to 3 I:evertor (0 *NNW lUD Zothbaol ►ot ::ei taamie eosplid. TUMMY. THE CLIARZWITCti IPAY. Yoder • too hurting with a July Wet, rod before • large ie....tablas.. of spectators the I taarevritch day was •elebratr sl with a awe= which I ...1 seaway been antic,. peted. Imbed 11110111 ailtlakliell of MIAMI lall• 4.114 • ..InIMIDy was never a0e5n0.;....1 the heath. nod tb.- I.kt—r. disported thenieele.. is a 130.1111• T whkh wit quite ..t variance with the notion. ',bleu a leas esperienee ilelueal u. w arociate with a lieesitel Octob r kleriting at Newmarket. Nippiug wind' and Laraebinz rain are elwava expected at this perirel of the yea at the instropolis el the turf, awl waterproof clothing wa. the gear in winch She visitors attired them...lves. Now. however, they came Old i& a variety of light • Winner egmtlllaea, whirl, fraiall4l the niernery of k:exioni. Aso.:, rid leolwood. The effect el the marmot...Me heat w... at time. painfully apparent; two .4- the..: people sloe veizeti with ht.. and several of the ✓amming bona' presented all anlanlallia . ., both before sind after their rempective nose., as 11 they had Oat emerged (ruin &Turkish lath, without ha..n-; uodergoue the prover of dryvaing." The loo;, Iligh•.treet seated the sppesurancy of a fair, for it woe hued by the ..falls sad 6.ath....1 the market folk, whilst the tawkag seller. of "earreck rank," and the hawkers ..11 •an rt. of gonh., faint peamil• to sampare.n hottin4 hooka, pursued their call• rag with a view which kept up a very I.vrly die. Tb a se.ult of the Ceaarewitch ereetrel ,g4maeh rairpri. ss the meet.. of taller for the St. Learr. I . laire. it hail bees ezpreted, would be the fro .ted and the beet of Mr. BOV IWS 101, sod .cartel) soy .we till:allot of the ”111 , V1311 of Audrey, against whom 100 to I was laid at .tarting. La Vapor wes.a. of the rind heats,. in Cie rare. 101.11 'Ardor woo tle Clearwell Stak e , si od er.tahli.he.l • reptiles boo to le eonsalereyl one of the beet horses - if uot the blot hoer of hi. year. The leesioess. was capitally eonducte.l. and, under the asperiiiteialeoe• of Mr. Ileeresas. the abitiou master, the aptmalt were despatched in admirable order. Aht KV34 of 5 sort. uneb for 2..yr..dds and upwards ; MIS ebll l tr t.. be sold for 7U *ors., if denaaaded. Rutland Stoats s' l6 -) Mr 11, n ullor4, 17 Damask, 5 y4s, Dat.. 'Norman 1 t. pL.na n i. Pt - 11e11., jn, •'4161b. ~,, .51. Mayer 2 Mr laridWo Arab. 2 yrs, .at 1.71,. .... Tread, Mr. ILA . N moiety, 3 yn., wt olb . rltismbaw , 4 11r. Istis,nas %Vella', f ye% fat J. abscise. 5 Mr. Mr 11... a Avaluuto. f yos. tat taib .l. Zeeves 6 Mr,.. dka hi...worth, I yrs, tat Mb ... . .. Mr t... rrt 1110 wit, I yrs, est .....Doyle 0 Betting : Gto 4 apt Nunnery, 3 to 1 mast Arab, 4to 1 at any other. Three in four failures w ere made, caused priori!.oly ty the impatience of Nunocry and YikweL Whoa the flag dropped ltbswortb went wr in advasos, but swim pre war to Peewits. They h a d, bowesur, sea rcely settled ems to their work, when the Arab took up the running, with Vulture second. vx,nt beltway up t , "ulture passed Allah, Nessus beouno snood, and the two finished the race Iniether, the obi hone winuiug by three-quarters of a ingth ;a bad third. iiANDIt. AP SVIZZINT %KEA of 10 soya, each, for Syr-olds sad upwards ; the wiancr to he all f o r Ds) s o re. if dcrnan.lcd. Last bait of the Ali. M. 130 subs.) nonlam.Ausa t hy Ilon:•orne—Llcenar. T yrs. eat 'Nary 81ar..1 . • 21M3 of Iluanur, ) ra. 10311 1L llostovnien. • nptaan tatios Casaba!, s yr., est :211) Mediums 3 Mr eknome3 Lanolin. 3 tr.. )s$ !Citable e r 0 Lord brillS Perm 0 Mr. MVll,OO'. Bobble.. 2 yr. Tat Tlb Reeves 0 Mr Tun 11/norle.. iro.lford, yes. 70 gib tibia+ 0 llovon.nto 41.. 11.uJ iyn. 7st 411.. Taylor U Mr. Ton licsorees Lyra. VA Urbrabiaw, 0 sir v. . 14.,ih s c by Dirgicslcali--lasalyeties. 3 yrs. 7st ,L Mullin 0 Mr W nobertaon's •nriskis, s yrs. 2121110.. • . 0 hit. swhinellt Cutler, 2 04 fib R . 0 Mt. W. Days by Virtues, 0 Bettis( : 3to 1 apt Chiffaaaleco, sto 1 sok Mho Her perms fitly. f to I aim the Victrix colt, sto 1 apt Monelbed, 111 to I en4 , l Mai.l of Honour. They ran ten wide ; Mho Mazy led, t.reo..lsnas recon.l, on the whip hand, with Iteealind, Maid of Hatiour, and Rabbles anat. Oa eatortai the cards, Miss Mary pre war, sad the License filly cam* cwt amid was milt by two toasting, filo second beetles the *Ed hy a rock ; Babies, Cutler, red Chilfuriatere finished tuber, elate ap ; Miss Mary, Twinkle. and Woodford lireaoht up the rear, the isat.iirestioasti tieing beater off beg way. Namiscar BWUPTTAWN2 of 13 soya, each, In ft, for .I.yr. air /ad arm& AIX (4 rubs. l —Paptain Cnateee LA•Orroa, J yto. Set 71b ; Lord Sionifiretri bonus, : 1 nib Vat ; Mr. H. tlavibr's Reveille, .1 yrs, I.t 71b. Off by ammeL Tma CMLUIRIVITCII Bosh! of 2.1 'ova each, 15 ft, with WI B&W by thaJtaiwy (lab ; far 3-yr-olti• and upwards ; ollemsoo sank Tao SWIM of the amotaml hone to MOIFIVIP arm art af Iho ask*. aa.l the whirr I. pay NI mows to limp Ommumwikla C.v.'. 111/11 wirier. 64 d 'boat Mr. W. ) booillb Arifty. b 7 Toombotort. t. pm 1144 Mb ) KWIWww Lard W. Prel•Mrs Pasts I we. OA ID. 11.. Nerlirl Me .1 Mswhyb 3104•••14 3 rni. 744 1014 iiiwitrial Mr Wilani. hosing. 3 pr. TS Mb CISSMI Dhow II ltitt:X=. tin 111, (II. Uthrbor hub W 4 yrs On Mb.... 'J. thiest) Mr. Petton's ChAdboa. • ha. Tot ISb J . Sews Mr. Ibreitra (ISM I We. 744 WM . L.Zierrb eff i Mr. Irblelab yo res Denams4. 4 yrToss?A Mb J . 113. thelits ham II 7.e; h 4 Mb Mr. Ware bambry, Syn. Til J.Ol.- M. ....... left Mama& $ Fs. hut ( 341= Mr Job) . .. Maw% rnarbw. 4 SA Mr W 0 craves% Tattlor. aw WO Win. II eseelibre 1 lig Mao I pa.= 11. Dew W. Paw. a Illitellwa II yob OM Illb Nom Mt. Hodgares Dmllkon. 3 yro. OA Mb W. .= •a, vr.a‘r *palm Parry, a yrs, set bib .W Wo Mr J ow.hanWs Ilasmsrea S yrs. id illb (1 1 ,1 tonl 411•••••fo I by Teltlyier—M•briins. • vs. Mb Pm Mr. IL C. Wagices Oily% 3 re. OM (T. Thart * h, Lard illoolpteo • kg ut Igb ......VdMenr—ammmbar—rbmullm,.....2m ................ .. , 15,,. Myhre. Lo Team Syn, lot TOtb carrioato=d4 BF:TTINO AT STARTING. II Mb I mmt hhlau •Ms I Ls Vapeur IS Mb 1 Aabaraid Mb Ms 1 — way kalasousl MOD So 7 Noire Percy Mb toI leaeMf tn 1 Gellibuss In 1 Pres 20 P. I (*Ayr L rut Waft SO M apt Cloke al so Mn as e• Vllrtaike tapping tO N 114ibm :A to Laotano Maras it to filly Inn to A oolroy PO to Tattler WO to Ptoritlis colt THE RACE ..... The 'darters gave Wr. MS:forge very little trouble. They mew fell into their plarea. and got away on equal teems. Ori lime in.i. ediately took up Use running, Ivenlioff. Lord Olamow. two node. and Roeder. being well up in him make. The aocoed divietion, wh.ch formed • cluster of ever skittle; colours was headed by Astoroid. Audrey, Schism, wed noire ; and, couspicuion in • trick which she V t e b.. a to herself. was La Vapour. on the Ids side of the nouns. They e-.inie through the ditch gap la • sort of semicircle, tbe .o nun of the riders glisteeing in the non, and shosiog "like • r.iinbow tare to the ground." Gridiron still led at a merry pare, and from the sienil•rity of their odours be was takes lir the spectators for La Vapour. He was about a length sod a half in front ea landin3 no the Itat, end running in • line in his wake were Paste, secosel. Flirtation, leranhoff, Audrey, the thrifts filly. and Schism. Moos after quitting 'choke wk.. how e ver, the lot begs 3 to split, and lta mares, bounced. Squire Percy, La Vapour, and (selps, maw to grid long before reaching the bashes. At Use bushes, however. the effect of the pace was shown by the scattering of the field, which commenced at that pant in cermet. Os descending the hill Gridiron estirel, and Audrey came to the front. elowsly attended b y Peale, lvanhnff, Schism. the Wakeless Ally, and Tattler. Audrey held the deed to the ad, sad won amidst the cheers etl the "bookmakers," and to the consternation of the leriers of bones, by a WO • a seek betw eeo th e oecoo d mad third. lyanbor mu • bad fourth, h-hism fifth, Grid. hew witth. and Tattler seventh. At the head of the Dolt hi were Use Giraffe ally and Bally Edmond. The but four; were D evowo o , v e p e ue, Cahn, sad LigLt, the list usatiosed leinj beaten off a bag way. Twe KOTIL ffy of 900 urn. each, for 3- yrolrls ; meta, eat_ get "la wiener* eN t i ,. A.P. IS subs.) lord titkossarlakl• brother So Tedliogtoo. 8851 llb 3. Rogers) 3i tr ui torieito Wire divided with Bona Rothschild.. .Naas. P , THE EXPRESS,. WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, 1861. flif. r I.E.V.WtLL 9TAIUDI 01 30 nom, XI ft, fx 2174tid• ; ems., 64 :lb ; :tit Mb ; triunes extra. T. V.C. (36 übleateher, by King Tom, bat lOU, inc. •11. mar s bso)ce, Barre itothechlkTe Maurer% extra, (Welb LOW Vhsernl'A t'l , menll. het 7lh U. maser. 3 Lor4 Yam re litaght .4 at. Michael, 114 t 7b ,lfuralbain 4 Mr 4:431iii,3 * • Coulon. 4.4 t 71h . Bettis;: Ewes os Waiver% 7 to 4 opt Old Crlelmr, to 1 ak.t ro) other offered. The lot were deriettched io real owlet, (Anion *ono taking n Plight lead. which he Inintasood netil entering the conlv. where the two (moo. rite. singled themselver out, old Calabar winning cleverly by • owl ; Clements was • boil third, end the other pair her tee emot dirt:tom. . 4 wiIIPI4TA K .4 20 soya each. for 2.yr-olds; aolta. tit ;11. ; and fillies, rot 51b ; the wiaaer to be mold for WO 100 t. New V.C. (3 elite, ) Lord WrstworrlearA rup4l, by student, tit 316oltioster` I L 4 ,1 Manton's* Eatrebbt oat AA Captain ibut e %table, NA 711? , Yortituun 3 . _ _ dj•tin i : • ••:. &pi Pupil. 6k. 4 apt F•trekk, 5 to I apt, W•rbk. Woo by ha ll a lentil ; th ree lengths be. knelt ..ccuol and th ird. LATEST BETTING. CAMBRIDGESHIRL 5 to I opt Bonham Lass (takes freely) DERBY. IGO. to NO apt OW f.' , .imrrn. By an error in transcribing, the remarks in the introduction to Monday's racing were made to read as if sir Willimit's running for the Handicap Plate " throw sn., li;ht on the chance of Paste." Ilia performance, how. ever. w.io itypooeil to affect the chance of ftusaley, whilst Satellite, with whom Paste had been tried, would, it was anticipated, •• throw wine light upon the chance of Paste." BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TUESDAT. CESAILEWII 11 STAKES 4 to 1 eget Schism (t) sto 1 L Vapeur (t) 6 to 1 Ivanholf (t) 10 to 1 Asteroid (t) 14 to 1 Squire Perc 14 to 1 alp. y (t) 14 to 1 Pante t) 16 t. 1 Bally mond (t) 16 to 1 Girdle filly (t) 16 to 1 Claire (t) 10110 to 15 Audrey (of) CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. No betting. tabu inteligenct. C01:11T OF BANKIWPTCY.—oar. 15. OM ore the Salim. Commissioner.) RE TAW& This was the certificate mect IN; under the bankruptcy of Jobe Millis, of 199, stn.ud, publisher, who was connected with the Illastrateet Nee, of the World and other publi niti,,oll. lie ,ttributed his dittimltite to a dispute with the Lorsimi l'rintin,t and PiibliAing Company. 'rho /.dance-shoet, compiled be ilmirs. Charles Brown and Dubois. exiends from 31st of Becernber, 1859, to 17th of .Ipnl lit, showing-11r. To creditors, 4.7511. Lia;creditoni claiming to bold security, 14,:tit. 17s. 3d.; creditors to ho paid in toll, 3261. Ik ltd.; profits on tradiot, 3.2121. 12.. 7.1.; dividend on B Awes, 52ri. • capital 31st December, 1..9,;12,47.4. 9s. Lt.—total, 57,162/. lb. led. Cr. By debtors good, 82/1. 19a. 241.; ditto doubtful and bad, 1551. lls. 9.1.; property gives up to official assignee, being cash at limb, :15rd. 14s. 2d.; ditto in head, 1.1 , . las. :id. and bilis receiv able, 3101. ; by property. 10,2131. 4,. 2.1. • excepted articles, 2111.: property claimed by creditors, 38,6361.41. ; losses, II 2. 3d. ; trade expenses, es. 10d. domestic anti penciled ditto, 1,0751.:5.. 7M—total, 57,63.!. 12s. 19d. Mr. Turner, for the assignees, then attention to the fecte appearing on the face of the balance- s heet, a nd con tended that the bankrupt was entitled to nothing more than a third-class certificate. The Commissioner (to Mr. Turned—You do not dispute the bankrupt Irogeu with capital Ir. Turner- No ; bat it consisted of shares in the com pany. The '..iiiinisaioner —I have not decided the question of class. If tlaro is to b• • classification it will be of the second class. Hewitt said this was ono of the worst cares of begging that he ever remembered; the prisoner. so far from being destitute deere a, actually had as much as KO. or :sag. invested iu the llauk of Luglaud. and that she drew her dividends regularly. upon which she ought to maintain herself ; but she was the greatest impostor in London, and had been in custody before for the same offence. prisoner admitted that she had haii three months' impriaomueut from this court, but that was some years ago, when her husband was alive. She only got a shilling a day I,v her dividends. Hewitt said he had witnesses who would prove that the prisoner was a most determined beggar, and that she had expressed her intention to continue begging until she could increase her capital so as to yield her 1/. per week, upon which she mcaut to ratite into private life. The prisoner whined a great de a l, and b egge d forgiveness, but did not utter one promise to refrain from the, lite of im position she was leading. Ablernriu Carter said be was afraid the prisoner was a great impostor, and be should treat her as one, for it was quite clear that being the quorum of valuable property, and in the receipt of dividends amounting even to ls. per day, she could not be suffering from digitises. He therefore com mitted her to prison for 21 days, with hard labour. William Spirer, • bits o werfuldooking man, a drover, of Croydon, wearing the 972, was pieced in the dock charged, at tile instance Mr. W. Love, the superintend ing °dicer of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, with the following brutality to • number of bullocks : Guest, one of the society's officers, mid be was on duty at the Cattle-market, and at about two o'clock in the afternoon be saw the prisoner driving a number of bullocks down one of the alleys, following them with a large stick, with which be was boating the animals in a most violent manner over their heads, rile, and hindquarters. He kept up the same violent beaticg the whole length of the alley, which was between •0 and 50 yards, and on getting to the bottom he struck one of the animals such a violent blow across one of its hind legs that it went limping away, being evidently lamed from the foroe of the blow. The prisoner then left the bullocks, and went into another avenue to fetch others, and in passing one which was lying down he probed it violently with the iron point inserted in one end of the stick. He (the °Moll could not see the slightest necessity for the ill usage. Tho prisoner appeared to be trying to hurry the bullocks out of the market faster than they were able to go. Mr. Alexander (second clerk)—Yon say he probed the beast* with the goad. The pellet is not of unusual length is it? NV ituess —lf you look at it you will see it is quite loug enough to fetch blood. Mrßarker—Dld it fetch blood?_ Witness—l did not see any blood. sir. Mr. Barker- You said the prisoner probed the beasts violently with the iron point, but you did not see any blood, although the point was quite long enough to fetch blood. By that I suppose you mean me to understand that be did not use the stick with such violence as to run it into the body of the beast and cause blood to flow! Witness—The prisoner used the stick with great and un necessary violence. I did not see any blond because I did not look fur it, my attention at that moment being attracted to the prisoner, whom I was about to take into custody. Sell, another of the society's constables, fully corroborated the evidence of the preceding witness. The prisoner. on being asked whether be had any ques tions to put to the officers replied in the negative. Another drover was called for the defence, who stated that he was watching the prisoner ell the time, and did not see him strike the bullocks as represented. He could nut swear, however, that the prisoner did not beat them over the head. The prisoner, io answer to the charge, said he believed be did strike one bullock over the hind quarters, hut he bed no recollection of having struck either of them over the head. Mr. Barter said nolxxly was more willing to put down these acts of cruelty than he was. He could not suppose that the prisoner had not beaten the animals. There was the positive testimony of the two officers uocontrsdicted, and he should tine the prisoner 5e., or seven days' imprison moot. The prisoner quickly paid the fine. Oeorye Baker, aged 20, • drover, badge 1,28 R, was also charged with beating a bullock. Police-constable Conk, 431 A, said he saw the prisoner strike a bullock. He hocked it twice, and made the bullock go lame. He also stabbed the bullock sic or seven times with his goad. The prisoner had no occasion to do it. Mr. Barker fined the defendant fie., or in default seven days' imprisonment. The prisoner was locked up in default. _ _ Mr. H. Swinburne, of 10.,1aetreet, Lambeth, appeared toe stunmons, in which be was charged with allowing a certain nuisance to exist, via., a deposit of tallow, mixed with sewage matter, and other articles of an offensive nature, which were a nuisance, and injurious to health, end which formed a portion of the property collected from the vaults wider the warehouses destroyed by the late fire at Loadoe-bridge. Mr. Bradbery was engaged for the defendant. Mr. E. Wild, of Formstmet, a neighbour of the de fendant, stated that the deposit had been there about a month, and that a very offensive smell bad ever sines emitted from it. He considered it not only a very great nuisance, but very injurious to health. He has a child who was mimed with Moms in comequence of the effluvium, By Mr. Bradbery-1 think then are upwards of 200 tons of the deposit. My child is better now. I made a corm plaint to the medical officers of the parish three weeks ago. Frederick Robins, engim driver to Mr. Doulton, a neigh bour, said that he always enjoyed hie health till the last three weeks, aims whichlhae he has been under medical treatment, and he was obliged to leave his work. He at tributes his illness to the deposit. By Mr. Bradbery—lt was the stuff which made me ill. I have the smell in my noes now. (Laughter) I should tot like to sleep on the premises. Some other witnesses were examined who gave similar evidence. The smell caused sickness, headache and loss of appetite. One witness stated that she was obliged to shut the doors of her room to endeavour to keep out the nauseous smell. Mr. Elliott said that it had been clearly proved by the neighbours that a nuisance did exiet, and he ordered its removal forthwith, with the payment of wets. SOUTH WAItK. Mr. Be lejamein Henry Moore, a wheelwright in the Old Kent-mad, and Edward Triseers, a well-known convicted thief, were lerou4ht before Mr. Combo, the former charged with having in his possession several sets of artificial teeth valued at 201., the property of Mr. George Medley, dentist, High-street, Southwark, and the latter charged on suspicion of stealing them. Mr. Medley mid that about seven o'clock on Saturday evening, the 7ith lost., his show-case was stolen from the door. It contained property worth about 201. Witness identified the teeth produced as • portion of the stolen FeVe• Pearce rtY , 59 M, said, from information he received be went to Moore's house, and found the teeth produced in the drawer of a desk. iormes, W 2 M, said that he took Moore into custody near his own house, when he first said be had received the teeth and 11. lhe. from • man over the water in en. change for • pair of wheels. He afterwards said that Ned Brown left them with him. Witness, after locking him up, took the latter person into custody . , when be (boded all knowledge of the teeth. Holmes added that hit. Moore was • highly respectable man, and had never bad • stigma on his character before. Mr. Combo discharged Moore, and he was ordered into the witnese•boz to give evidence. On being sworn, he said that he had known Travers and his family fourteen years as living near him. On Sunday evening he brought the teeth produced to his house, aud, without his sancta's, left them on his work•beoch. He told him he did not want anything to do with the teeth. The officer asked for u remand to enable him to find the other property.—Remanded fora week. Annie Vale, a midwife, aged 39, of 6, Henry-street, Limebourie•fielda, near &Posy Old Church, was charged with administering to Ann Home a noxious drug, with in• teat to procure abortion, whereby the life of the latter was endangered. The prisoner is the wife of Benjamin Wean apothecary, who received his diploma u a lioentiate of the Apothe- MAE.' Company in 1839. Report. have been for some time prevalent, and aoony motu letters have been sent to the police stations, oomplain iog that Vale and his wife bad been guilty of moat irregu lar practicer. These rumours were coo6rnied last week by the committal of Benjamin Vale for wilful murder under the coroner's warrant for the maltreatment of a woman named Eliza Garrett. ;itT After neve witneser bed been examined at great length. Mr. Woolrych inquired if the woman who had been in. jured could attend the court at present. Mr. Robinson, the medical gentleman attending her, re plied that she could not ; she was extremely weak, and in the most bloodier condition possible. Mr. Woolrych said it would be necessary to bare the patient to whom the noxioes drug was alleged to have been administered in court before the case could be further pro ceeded with. The pumper was accordingly remanded fee a week. FOURTEEN Houses DESTROYED ET FERE AT WOOLWICH.—On Monday night, at eleven erica, a ire broke out in some timber-budt stables at Woolwich Con. moo, is the occupation of Mr. Osman Myers, contractor, of Lambeth, which resulted in the total destruction of the pre mises and fourteen valuable home, the of the firm named, two men being also seam* la DR. DE JONOR'S LIGHT DROWN CoD LEY= OIL. —The Hoe? iIPICTUAL REMEDY FOR DTPZCTWE The peculiar nutritive and reparative properties of this cele brated OD enilisly 'adore strength end health to the meat feeble and detedermed sonstitutions. The diatingnirdied phystelan, Dr. Illashosao. observes :—"ideens 44 but an act of Justice to record ay opals twamosy In favor et the superior merits ot Dr. as Anglin; Miewn Mir Oil as a pravantla. st emaciation, med.eneralt as an excellent restorative in debility.' De. de Jaitglffiiswn Ood liver Oil Is sold only to Sagealod Isapsilat la : Pis* 41 . Od_. • ( I. ...Wt.; 61., try Ws sobs etedipeek Aosar, Hr=l agneaL d yr,Co. Swam Lesko ; red by reipeelebie disealite. MEETING ON EMMY MAGISTRATES. A general quarter session of the peace for the comity of Surrey was halms yesomlay, at the Court-house, Kingsston•upon.Tbanim, sad ne there was some very im portant public business to be brought forward there was a full attendance of magistrates. Major Penrhyo, the son of the late chairman, who had been uu.mintously elected at a private meeting of the magistrates previous to the court being opened, presided ; and among the magistrates present were the Earl of Lovelace, lord-lieut.:cant of Surrey ; Lord Loraine. J. I. Briscoe, Esq., M.P. ; T. Aloock, ; the Hoe. P. J. Locke Mug, 3L P. • the Hon. F. Scott, M.P. ;G. Cubit Fag. 31.1' . ; G. Lyal, Esq., M.P. ; H. Gomm, Fag. •, R. Beggs:Ray, ; It. A. C. Godwin Austin, Eng. ; Major Terry, Colonel Challoner, W. Bovril, Rag. ' M.P. ; G. F. Whateley, Fag. ; A. Doreen, Esq. ; Captain Wllougall, J. P. thiasiott, Esq. ; W. Street, Fag. ; E. C. Gamier, Eq. ; J. Mews, Fag. ; H. Starry, Fag. ; F. H. Beaumont, Faq. ; Captain Calvert, &c. KTREET TRAMWAY& The Chairman, in his charge to the grand jury, said he bad been informed that it was intended to prefer a bill of iodictmeut against Mr. Train, the projector of the street tramways, and several members of the vestry of Lambeth, for unlawfully obstructing the public thoroughfare in the Kennington-road, by laying down a tramway. and thus ob structing and impeding the public in passing along the road. He raid he thought it right to instruct them that in case such • bill should be preferred, the only question they would have to consider wan, whether the tramway complained of really interfered with the passage of the public along the Queen's highway, and they bad no right to consider whether these tramways might possibly be an accommodation to some portion of the public • and if the former fact was es tablished It would be their duty to return a true bill against all the parties who were proved to have assisted in or con nived at the obstruction. PROGRAMME FOR TO-MORROW. The entries fee the plats and DOMillaiii,lll for the us closed barnirenne and sweepstakes are to to mule by sit o'clock the evening before ninnies, and the weights for the headlamp. will be pahlithed at eine o'clock each evening. llories marked thee are at Newiissrket. HANDIt U. PLAT& 01 10111. ; for 3-yr-olds ad upwards. -- PLATE of 50 some.: for lyr-olib, e.t 71b ; Omsk Ad 71b; four. 9ot 51b : Soy, six, sod aged, kt 71b. Maiden 111 T-olds allowed ; four Lid upwanla, extra, ltc. IL lA. tiM F.Z..r.TAKSO 01110 DM. each • for 2-yr-old oolta, Eht 71b; Nt 516. The wiener to be sold tuft 150 mon., if di ritainled, xe. YM ISFI•!4TACIti csi ROOMS. each ; for 21r-olds, Get 101 b ; three. "let 7lb ; four, Vet ; five cod upwards, Vet 31b. The anima to be sokl for 300 goys., if demanded. &c. First half of Ab.M. Swurivinis of 10 son. each, for 3.yr•olil colts, Sot 71b; fillies, Not 416 ; th. winner to 1* sold fur 100/., if do. minded. Sic. 11 , 41411 rd of ALM. Rrnoristi or TIM BURST WA IC EA of 100 sole. each. h ft, for 2-vr-old aim, est 716 each. Last three-quarters of &M. isahe.)-- • Lureki, *f by Stockwell—Babette, fby Wi Lady Lurewell, Chief uun's Daughter, /3asquiee. by Orleado—Canerou, f by Y. Melbourne— Physalia. f by Nevraiiester—Nourtzuslial (dead), Prologue, *Dams, Piletea 'Bertha. Swermaraiute of 501.1 soya. each, 200 ft, for 3-yr•old oda, Set 101 b ; Allies, Wt 716 ; the sriuuer of the 2,000 or 1,000 Guineas, the Derby, Oaks, or Doncaster St. Leger to carry 31b ; asst any two of tbese mak= 101 b extra ; maidens allowed 71b. R.N. (4 sube.)—Evetihi:ad, Tabora., *Lady of the Lake, 'Walloon. SWLIPATAMPA; of 300 soya. sub, b ft, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, st 71b ; Elko fist 31b ; the produce of untried mares allowed 3110. (4 subs) &etby Stakes Coma—Argonaut (Jibs), 'Lord Clyde. snore , •lowydes. MATCH, %Ord W . Rowlett's e by Yellow Jack--Goesa. more apt 'Lord Chesterfield's e by Longbow—Fayawsy, Set nb *Neb. T.Y.C. 100, 11 ft. MATCH, LORI Glespow's e by Berbatus, data by Pyrrhus Vie First —Miss Whip. most *Lord Willoa's so by Stockwell —Lady Evelyn, Set Tao each. T.Y.C. 300, OLOV RACE& Tit GI Owl. SDICAP, a ovssepotakes of 10 for Syr•aida sad upwards. Alp 4t14 4 keens 4 a 4 Vow 3134444 Atbenasa• 3 a 4 /Melt Lupell44 tiewett43l 043144 4 7 9 Inas llloa II 7 4 Ipwrisb m • 7 I WU, Dwindles 3 7 a = B . a T 4 3 II a Oboe 11 It 111 72 61.1 .137 3 a 9 3 I 9 Age t lb Tits Don 4 9 Durltlng Odell r= 3 3 r 7 ltordsis 3 7 PIVIIMOUSS $ 7 W Doe a t i or s mower. s s Mscromoser $ 3 Coutorisa 3 o Asps 3 Wartime Lily at Qs Valley , , a o elmboirar• Sant. maid Swills hays pakl forfeit. Cfn or GLOUCZATZEL Car EtFAKLis of ao oovs., added to a handicap sweepstakes of dU sovs. each; 5 ft. One wale sad • half. (25 subs.) Age et lb Axe se lb 41110 I Conqueror 3 7 Hoy elide" von Wong 4 I I Dorking Ellieb S<,“tead 101 A 4 711 Waters pl 4 4 3 10 10 3 W eh nirbods, a 7 4 DonJoh• 7 7 4 2114 Dia 4 7 4 Ace Neeromaaboor o 3 0 IMO mg 11•410 bin forfeit. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, OCT. 15.—Pnorwrions AND AP. oistrarra. —Morrow J. T. N. Bremner, N.D., to he =l7periaterelent of the Lord Dalhou s i e , c onv i c t s hip ; .7. " ll.oeteitla , to the Aboukir. Eastman W. Pitcher, promoted to chief engineer in the MM. for weirs in the N allure ; P. J. Taplin. confirmed as engineer in the Piagard, as supernumerary ; C. T. Jordsa, confirmed u engineer in the Cumberland, for arrnos in the Bullfrog ; H. K. Gait, sod J. Leyland; confirmed am en. glum in the Indus., as supernumeraries. Second Class Mantua Engineeni J. Templeton, to the Plegant. as supernumerary; J. P. Plowright (acting), to the Igegiera ; and A. Lawton, ectieg eseistent engineer, to the Was. POBZIMOUTH, Ocr. 15. Tin Hero, 89, nortnr, Captain A. P. Ryder, MMus/ later harbour this Maraing to repair defects &ad The Werrier, 40, iron-cased screw frigate, Captain the Hoe. A. Cochrane, swung to-clay for the adjustment of bar common.. The Geyser, 6, steam sloop, Commander J. M. Jackson, sailed this afternoon for Greenock, with • number of super. summary migineen and seamen from the Asia and St. 'Vin cent, to tiring ironed to this the the Black Prince. The Lucifer, steam Tema, also sailed far Greenock with Commander R. Stokes and • party of iiggen belonging to the dockyard, to jury-rig the Black Priem, and to be in at tendatico upon her during bee voyage to Posuniouth. UNIT - Ensirr INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE, Oar. 15. GONVILLS AND CAM Coll=l. —At • meeting of the society this day. the Rev. Norma Macleod Ferrero (senior weenier, was translated from a junior to • senior fellowship. Henry Thomas Francis, 8.A., was elected to the junior fellowship, rendered vacant by the above translation. PItOTILPI4ORIAL Curtness ZIANTItATION.—PARSTD ra PATHOLOGY. —Whbies, Oarp Wiese. (Signed) Henry J. H. Bond and H. J. Havana', amiaws. Dram FROM TACITIMEINT, — On Monday, Mr. Myers, coroner, held an ingeest at the police-court, Pres ton, touvhiog the death of Mr. Thomu Kew, landlord of the Dritunta inn, Adelphi-street. in that town. From the evidence, it appeared that on Friday night two men, named *undersea and Locks, began to quarrel with each other, and ultimately wasted to fight. The landlord interfered, and told the men they most go outside to settle their dif fereoce. bilst be was gently pushing the men towards the front dour he suddeoly fell to the floor, dragging io his fall soother MAD, who fell oo the top of him (Kew). The deceased wax immediately carried into the kitchen and in a chair, but, upon his being examined, Hfs was round to be extinct. The medical testimony showed that death bad resulted from diatoms of the heart. brought ou by excitement whilst electing the men front Lis house. The jury returned a verdict to that effect. [Advertisement]—Hou.owAY's Pru.s.—Vitiated Mlle - The present damp, close, weather Is productive of constant• denuurement, which. when neglected, b.foces freer. Holloway's lilts are the best regulators of the User, and their chespness places then within the easy reach of all. They exer cise the moat absolute ratifying power over the blood sad all the secretions, and wonderfully Improve the appl#4. T 7 hi& wise strengthen the stomach. sad ensure the bin sad notarial action to all the dlXestive organs wllbont nettles, , sor ereakealog the Mina. They decimally prevent sit daladaarq and splrlng. the man Nothing y ever equala nonuser's PIM FR 1111111114 4111. egagnig, enaladtsa so prevalent sad at Ilia Aseirs ot ter-Tbsy bandy Impart health do sad Ida& MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (Before the Assietant-Judge.) J41,1(A S.why re, 21, Francis Munson, 30, and John Newman, 2m', were indicted for stealing • coat and other articles, the property of Thomas Goldoworthv. This rublndy was committed in • court off Regent street, end the info-own were apprehended through information given to the police by a Outman, William ktawlings, badge 3,540. The toriamiers were committed, and it was proved by Holmes, F, awl 24 that they bad been previously convicted unil sentenced to transportation. Hi. lordship sentenced each of them to ten years• penal servitude, and ordered • gratuity of 21. to be paid to the cabmen, whose conduct, he said, bad been very creditable to him. tiourve E.,ln els, 36, engineer, and John Bentley Bring. 50, deugoer, were indicted fur unlawfully attempting to obtain by false pretences from Charles Hurlin the sum of W., with intent to defraud the Leviathan Loan Society. Richard Brans, 35, and Amelia Brans were indicted for attempting a like fraud on the same society. Mr. nodal Atkinson prosecuted ; Mr. Kemp and Mr. Dickie appeared for the prisoners. The frauds charged against the prisoners were committed in this way. An application was made for a loam to the society, and age gave a reference to the other, who, on the manager or secretary making inquiries, showed false re ceipts for rent cud taus. In one case the money had been obtained, in the other there was a tailors. These receipts ware not produced, and no notice had been oem-ed on the prisoners to bring them forward, so that secondary evidence could out be given of their contents ; the cases Douse-' quently broke down, and the prisoners were acquitted, but were severely cautioned as to their future proceedings. Ma lordship said the evidence was not brought before the court in a legal form. of which the prisoners would have the ad vantage, but they bad much better not attempt the like Witt. Robert Long ti iotheteel for stautliog the sums of 15e. and se. ed.,the monies of Robert Pmtheree.. Mr. Cooper prosecuted ; Mr. Horry defended the prisoner. The prosecutor keeps the Adam and Eve public-house, York-street, Westminster, and the prisoner favoured his estab lishment with visits forgLasses of which had to he fetched from the cellar. His peculiar fumy was for half old nod half hitter. While the person in charge of the bar wu gone into the cellar to fetch the required beverage the prisoner hunt over the counter and transferred the contents of the till to his own pockets. lie wu found Guilty, and sentenced to twelve mouths hard labour. Henry Mortisuer, 26. a tailor, well known, was found Guilty of stealing two bottles of brandy from the premises of Messrs. RieliardTewksbm7,Charnen, and Co., wine mer chants, of Cbarlotte-street. Hs was sentenced to eighteen mouths laud labour. SECOND COURT. (Before Mr. Payne.) Henry Colbora, 32, ostler, was indicted for stealing a =containing 100 yards of tape, the property of the °moral Omnibus Company (Limited). Mr. Tindal Atkinson prosecuted; the prisoner was de boded by Mr. Park. From the evidence of William Charles Mathews, a time keeper in the employment of the Logsdon Gemmel Omnibus Company, stationed at the Angel, at Islington, it appeared that he received a parcel from a cooductor of an omnibus to be forwarded by mother omnibus to its destination. The parcel was deposited at the corner of the bar, arid wee soon afterwards mimed. From information received Mathews went to the Red Lion public.home, St. John street-road, where be found the prisoner drunk. He asked him where " that" parcel was ? He said, in mower, " That be did not know ; a man who bad employed him to carry it had taken it away." A constable was called, and after a search the panel was found in an empty house down a court at the back of the Red Lion. The prisoner had formerly been em plocl by the company as • horemkeeper. defence was that the prisoner had been made a dupe of by mother person, and had not himself taken the parcel frees the Angel. The jury Acquitted the prisoner. Joan Scott, 29, and Echreni Hmtkina, were indicted for stealing 1781 be. weight of rags, value 18a.. the property of George Mason, their master. Mr. Metcalfe prosecuted. The promote, with a carman named Houghton, were sent by the prosecutor with a van to Castle-street, Oxford street, for a load of rags. According to the evidence of Houghton. forty-four begs of rags were put into the vas ; but while they were being loaded Hawkins attempted to altar the tally, eo that one bundle could be abstracted with out detection. This, however, wee discovered, and the proper number marked. Scott subsequently told Houghton that be intended to drop one of the hags on the way. Houghton said he would not allow it to be done. He told him that he need not take any notice, and that if the "old man " asked about it that he was to way that he thought he Lad got forty-four bags. When Scott found be objected he swore at him, but he said it should not be done, es be had got Memel( to look to. Scott then said that he was a fool, and that three or four shillings would be as well in his pocket as out of it. When the van got to its destination one bag was missing. The jury found both prisoners Gulley, sail Scott was sen tenced to nine and Hawkins to six months' hard labour. A number of cases in which the prisoners pleaded guilty were disposed of. THE POLICE COURT& . MAN . 819 . N.11078E. __ _ Jar Coelho wari k b a =il;l;foViceLord Mayor charged with 'Atari's a guarantee for 31X1., with intent to defraud Massie. Crawford, Lindsay, and Faithful. Mr. Metcalfe, barrister, instructed by Mr. Housman, ap peared for the pronsoutiou ; and Mr. Humphreys attended on behalf albs prisooer. Mr. Metcalfe, in opening the case. briefly) stated the facts, sad it appeared that the prosecutors were linendrapers, car ryint es business in Lawrenoe-lane, Loudon, and at Ban bridge. in Ireland, and they had • very large connection, and it was the prisoner's duty to attend to that branch of the business. In consequence of something which transpired the prisoner was called upon in September last to makeup his ac emote, and in doing so made himself • debtor to the firm in 3001. A proposition was made that the prisoner should give bills for that amount, and get a friend of his named Prod sham. who bad tams security for bim on a previous occa sion, to sign them, in addition to their having the priamer's signature. On the Zird September Mr. Faithful received • letter from the prisoner, stating that Mr. Frodebam bad declined to sign the bills, but would willingly become security for his promissory Dotes, and requested Mr. Faithful to draw up the form of guarantee, mai send it to Mr. Fred sham at St. Holten, in Jersey. Mr. Faithful accordingly draw up the guarantee, and directed it to the above address; but as it did not come back be wrote to the prisoner informing him of the fact, and the next day received the -uniturtee, with • signature purporting to be Mr. Fnxlshaln's aud a number of picanimory Doke for various clate. , to the amount of 3001. Mr. Wm. racialism said that the eignatere to the sav ants, was not he, our was it written with hi. unction or authority. He was not residing at St. Italian in Sep tember, but at Walton-oe-the.Nate, and the prisooer was aware of that, as he carried on a correspondence with hint there. hlr. Humphreys raid no doubt at first sight there was something like a case made out against the prisoratr, bus there must be an intent to defraud to ease within the meaning of the act of parliament, and in the present mar there was no intent to defraud. There was a debt to the firm which the prisooer bad acknowledged, and the pro secutor hold his acceptances, and he would neither be bane fitted or damaged by the guarantee. The Lord Mayor said be thought it was his duty to com mit the warmer for trial. Mr. Humphreys than applied that the prisoner might be admitted to bail. The Lord Mayor "aid the sessions would commence very shortly, sad ender those circumetanoes he should decline • accepting bail. GUILDHA LL Yetis Esc*, a deem t-looking woman, attired as a widow, wee chirped before Alderman Carter with begging, under the following cireamstanoes Wm. Hewitt, one of the of of the Mei:dick Society, ' sal . maw the prisoner begging of several lathes, sod knowing her se as old impostor he took her into custody. Refound on her 7d. in silver and copper mouser, a silver re, and a porternituuntie. She refused her muse an d l Ajrminsan Carter said she could sot have been in such tress Margo if abe had a aim watch in her poesaasom wiamewornt PRISON. The Her. Mr. Hothead, the chaplain of the Hot= of Correction at Wandsworth, made hia report, which was reoeireal. ALARMING INCREASE 01 INSANEIT. The next humus brought before the court was a report of the committee appointed to take the necessary steps to lrovide au additional asylum for the reception of the pauper unatics of the county, such asylum being absolutely necessary on account of the large increase in the num ber of persons requiring au asylum of that description. The county of Surrey has at present one large lunatic asylum at Tooting, in which there are now nearly one thousaod inmates, and although the establishment is very much crowded, it is still found quite inadequate to receive the requisite number of patients, a great many of whom are at present in private asylums and other places. The Court of Quarter Session., after a full consideration of the subject, appointed a committee, of which the Hon. F. Scott, M.P., is the chairman, to take the necessary steps to purchase laud for the erection of an additional asylum caieble of containing u many patients as are at present in the asylum at Tooting, end this committee now made their report. It wan to the effect that the committee had been actively Gouged in carrying out the wishes of the court, and they had agreed to purchase DO acres of land belonging to the London Necropolis end National MausoleutnCompany, at Woking, which was coosidered a most eligible posi tion for the erection of the.aaylum. and the Commissioners of Lunacy had approved of the spot as a site. The price the committee had agreed to pay for this land was 701. per acre, and they had borrowed 11,0(101. of the Globe Insurance Company at 4/. 7s. per ceta, opus the security of the county rates., in order to enable them to complete the transaction. The report also stated that while the money was unem ployed the committee had placed it in the London Joint Stock Bank upon call. Mr. Garrett inquired whether the county was receiving any interest for the money while it was in the hands of the London Joist Stock Back. (Hear, hear.) The Hon. Mr. Scott said the hank paid them 2; per cent. Mr. Austin said that on behalf of the ratepayers of the county he could not help protesting against the course that bad been taken bf the committee in borrowing a large sum of money like this at 4/. 7s. per cent., before it was actually required, and then lending it out again to • private bank at 2t per Bent. (Hear, hear.) It appeared to him that the proper course to have taken was to have waited until they wanted the money, anal have taken it up as it was required, and then they would not have been in their present position. Mr. Boysen said he should be glad if the chairman of the oommithee would, if it was in his power to do so, give the court some information as to the period the building was likely to take in its erection, and also the amount of money that would be required to complete it. (Hear, hear.) The Hon. Mr. Scott sail he was sorry he was unable to give the court any information at present upon these sub ject& All be could my was that the committee were anxious to proceed as quickly as possible, and that they would be very glad to be timed on by the court. Mr. Boyles saki it was very necessary the asylum should beerectW as speedily as possible, as there were &large num ber of patients ready to be admitted. The report was then agreed to, and the court, after dis posing of some routine business, adjourned. MARKETS. TALLOW.—TUXISDAT EVINI2iO. —The market was steady to-day at the annexed rates :--Spo.t, uhl, 51s. 6d.; new, 50a., 64.; Dec., 525.; January to March, 525. to 525. 6d. ; Marsh, 525. 6d. ; April to June, 50.. 6d. to 51s. Deliveries yesterday, 406 casks ; arrivals, 204 make. 001TON.—LIVIMPOOL t Ocr. 15.—We have a very strong market win to-day, with a large business doing. The sides are 15,01* bales, including 12000 American, at Bd. to 11111. ; 3,000 Surat, at Old. to 901. ; of which 8,000 are for speculation and export. The week's import is 9,731 bides. corro GOODS.—ilLtneeterea, Ocr. 15.-1 n yarns we have had a fair business , at extreme prises, in some cases id. per lb. advance on last y's rates, and the general run of quotations has been quite ad. above those of last Friday. The demand has been pretty generally distributed amongst the different markets, including the home trade, India, China, and the Mediterranean. The extreme prices demanded have to some extent checked businesp, but the market is quite as strong as last week, if not as active. The cloth market is quieter than last week on account of higher prices being asked, which in some fabrics has stopped bul imia altogether. There are telegraphic educes from Calcutta to September 17, stating that a large sale of shirt bags and other cloths had taken place at en advance of two minas per piece on skirtings. A telegram of the 16th says an active demand prevailed for grey skirtings, jacoaets and madapollanis, but without any change in prices, whilst another of the same date says that shirting% wore 3d. higher, and that Tarns were active at a rise of id. per lb. Neither these &limes, however, nor the excitement prevail- ing in the Liverpool Gates market, have had any effect in infusing animation into the cloth market here, which closes dull, at the nominal rates of last week. Speculation appears for the moment to be discouraged by the higher rates de mended by manufacturers to ouver the advance of cotton, whibt legitimate buyers for home trade and shipping ob serve the caution which has en long marked their conduct during the present crisis. !ranee of Is. to 2a. per qr. more money. Flour sold le. per sack dearer. Barley (malting) was to good request, at in some cases an advance. Malt remains steely, and prices uualtered. O.,ts, Ware, and peas moved ed well, at full prime. New wheat, Ms. to Ws. ; old ditto, 43a. to Its. Barley, new, 301. to 40s. tats, 245. to 34e. Beans, 455. to 545. Peas, 40s. to 435. Bye, Ms. to 35a. per qr. Malt, He. 3d. to de. 9d. per bushel. Flour, 40s. to 43.. per sack. CATTLK —Hemostat; Ocr. 11—Our market to-day was very heavily supplied with beats of prime quality, and the attendance of buyers was large. Beat animals of every kind were readily disposed of at advanced rates, but inferhw and rougher sorts remained unsold; hut late quotations were in moat instances fully maintained. The number of sheep penned was extensive. being over 2,100, and for the most part of prime quality, for which there was a good in. glary, and nearly all on offer changed hands at full terms. In calves very little busmen was doing and prices firm. In the pig department there was a capita supply of stock pigs, which met a good sale, and prices were unaltered. Best oxen, lie. rid. to 12s. lid. ; cows and heifers, 10a. Oil. to Hs. 6d.; best Down mutton Bd. per lb. ; other breeds, 6Sd. to 7d. ; veal, 7d. to 7A. ; fresh pork, 7d. to lid. ; malted ditto, 7d. to &L, and Us. to Ils. lid. per score ; green bacon, Pd. per lb. ; dry ditt o , 10d. ; sweet pickled hams, 104. ; cows with calves, 101. to 141. WOOLS.-Hi Orr. 15. 7 N0 cheer to re. port in the 'fool trade. A few parcels keep moving off at former rates. MANUFACTURE9.—HUDOSIMMLD, OCT. 15.—The attendance of buyers has bees better today, and a few salsa bay, bees made iu job lots, but the gement trade still continues slack. A few orders have been gives out for American army cloth, whits makes some of our manufao. Lacers busier. CORN.—Hum., Ocr. 15.—At to-tlay's market a small supply of English wheat, which sells freely at ls. to 2s. per qr. over last week's rates. Foreign in request at the im provement noted dunug the week. Barley for malting neglected ; gnoding supports late currency, with better sale than of late. Beans and peas rather dearer. Oats quite as dear, but by no means ready sale. The foreign imports last week are as under :—Wbeat, 961 qrs. barley. 7,250; Oita, 22 ; beaus 4 ; peas, 154 ; linseed an d rapeseed, 10,826 ; oil cakes, 519 ' tons. LUDO. Our. 15.—The show to. &y of flue new wheat is rather more plentiful, but as et not equal to the de mand of our millers, who readdy take what w offering at au advance of Is. per qr. over last Friday's rates. Fine barley in request at full prices. Beaus end other articles without materiel alteration. LIVERPOOL, Ocr. 15.—This morning's market opened with • brisk demand foe wheat at the advance of *I. per rental, which was obtained without difficulty throughout, and in some Instances another Id. was maimed. Flour hada ready sale at from lid. to L. per barrel and sack over Friday s rates. There was only • small quantity of lodise corn on ogee, and the market was quickly cleared of rinsed Ame rican at 335. per 4.301b5., quay, which is so improvement of fully Im per quarter. Oats and oatmeal are without change. le3 ice, peas, and barley are each Is. per quarter higher. Some purchases of wheat are reported for Portugal, and the market doses with a strong bodies. LYNN, OCT. 15.—Weather holds dry, and wheat sowing partially suspended. Wheat in moderate show, and prices L. to 2s. per . qr. higher. Beriey in good demand at late rates; grinding slow sale. Beans and peas is favour of sallas. Per qr. imperial to the grower:—Wheat, white, new, 62 16 5. to 641 M. per impernd bushel, 59a. to 65a. ditto, red, 6Ubs. to 64th.., 575. to 61s. ; ditto, old, 58Ilis. to Ms., 445. to 54a. Barley, best chevalier malting, 53Iba. to 5411 a., 3d.. to 40a. • ditto runs chevalier ditto, 5211*. to 5311*., 335. to 365. 'O&M 36161. to 421 be., 24.. to 27a. Beans, old, 6316. to 65th.., 50s. to 54a. ; new, 60165. to 64th... 42a. to 465. 143110A8TLF. Ocr. 15.—Tbe weather still continues fa vourable for outdoor operations, with which our fanners are busily engaged. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of wheat horn the growers, and the arri vale coastwise being equally so. fresh thrashed samplles were' Lbw off readily, at rather over the rates of &Wittig, 1 whilst the little south country offeriug commanded full terms. Old foreign was I. brisk demand, choice red Wol gast making 84s , and Ilse mixed Dantalc Ols. per 3041ba. In quantity. Flour was In fair reqoast, six' • good shar es*, be. been effected, choice Norfolk boueeltolds db., whites op to 455. respectively. La otherartielse tiers lniittle alterstios to note. giussusr, Oct'. n —Our market to-day was vary fully atteaded, sad the supply of owe was larva *id& wee to band rod is quality sad contlitiou. Good now "bon• met ea improved beriams, which our generally 11111410101 M pit #I?LkNATION : B.—Barometer corrected and . r7;11;;;;I to 22 deg. at mean sea level : each 10 feet, of vertical rise, causing about one-hundredth of an Inch diminution and each 10 deg., aboro 32 deg., causing nearly three.hundredths Increase. E.—Exposed thermometer la shads. IL—Moistened bulb (tor evaporation and dew point). D.—Direction of wind (true—two points left of meg. Y.—fon:a ,1 to Ir—estimated). C.—Cloud (1 to 9). I.— Initials h, blue sky c. clouds (detached): f. fog; h. hall; lightning. M. misty ,buy) 0, overcast (dull) : r, rain; a, show t, thunder. B.—dea disturbance (1 to 9). Z.—Calm. PREPIOCB TO THIS. IMPROTZD TILL MIXT IMPORT. N. Britain—S.W. to IL—Mode rate W.to N. and N .E .— Valente. Ireland—B.W. to N. and to N. and NN.E.—Mode. Freak. rate. Coaat--B.Y. to N. and W.-- S.N. to N.—Light—Me. Light Zoiland—N.L to B.—Fresh LILL to S.W., and N. to E.—. Fine. SHIPPING INTELL IGENCE. OA 8 . 11 A LTY. Mary Ellen (barques, from 1.1 rarpno Itolurtnam, la on shore at Balliteague Burrow. and Is likely to be a wreck : crew sale: part of cargo and materials will be saved.—Wexiord, Oct. —. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Culloden, for Bombay, Oct. 0, tat. 50 N., lon. 15 W. Evangeline (ship), from Belfast for Calcutta, Oct. 1, lat. 47 N., ion. 14 W. Elton Castle (barque), from CuyMu for London, August 4, lat. 33 S., lon. 40.48 B. Harvest Queen ;shfp), steering K, Rept. 24, lat. 40 N., lon, 63 W. James Simpson (brhr), of London, stetting R.W., Oct. 4. Margaret (.hlp), from Liverpool for Bombay, lat. 47 N., ton. IS W. Norriskov ,ship:, from Moulmein 70 days, lat. 30 A., Imr. 34 E. Queen of the Clyde, from Loudon, buuud S., Oct. 6, lat. 44 N., lon. 9.10 W. Romeo iSd d. from Liverpool for Singapore, Sept. 14, laL 164 N., ion. SIM W. SE:111008 SHIPPINO DlAA.vrEp.s.—Low; or THE MAST ELLEN.—The recent gale which swept the Channel has, as was anticipated, proved disastrous to the shipping in the Channel. The ship Mary Ellen, which left Liver pool on the sth instant, was, according to a telegram re. ceiveal in Liverpool yesterday morning, ou shore, in a dam prows position, on Bellytisis, county Wexford. The veil was bounl to Surinam, sod bad • valuable cargo on board. Fortunately, however, the crew had been saved, and it was expectant that a portion of the cargo would likewise be gut on shore. It is rather singular that while the despatch an. nouncing the above catastrophe was being posted in the Exchange-rooms, another message, stating that the " Mary Ellen, bound to Jamaica, had put back, damaged." Of course they are two different ships. A third despatch, posted shortly after the second, announces the sinking of a vessel called the Noxell (!), in consequence of Laving been in contact with the steamer Fingal, when off Holyhead the previous evening. - now TO AVOID MEDICINE, itA uncertainty , convenience and expenses—Certificate No. 36,413.— . find Du Barry's delicious healthsrestoring Revalenta Arabic& rood the safest remedy for habitual constipation, indigestion nlyspep sla , , acidity, heartburn, palpitation, irritability, sleeplewnew, distension, flatulency, phlegm, hemorrhoids, coughs, colds, sathma, bronchitis, consumption, SON throats, diphtheria, than , Ines, dysentery, nervousness, blllousuesv, torpidity of the liver, debility, scrofula, atrophy."—Andrew Vre, PAUL. Dr. Harvey, Dr. Shorland, Dr. Campbell, Dr. Bud. IV urzer.—Less pensive but far more pleasant and strengthening than cod liver oil, tea, coffee, moa or cho.olate, it saves fifty times Its cost In medicine and doctors' bins, sad has elected fodolo runs where all other remedies had tailed, restoring perfect digest ion, strong nerves, sound lungs, healthy liver, refreshing sleep, and ellen) to tho moat disordered or enfeebled, old or young. — Barry Du Barn and Cu., 77, Regeutgtreet, London ; Aldo at led. Piccadilly; de, OracecAurch-street 4, Cbtapable ;63 and 150, Oxlord-street; and all groats and chendata--(AdveritseuguLl BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS UNlMlT.—Ootobar U, at Brighton, the wife of P. Bennett, tag, of a sou. COLWOQKE.- . --Cletober If, at °Umlauts .park, Charing, WY Colebrooke, of a son. HORRilt —October 11, at Liverpool, the wife of Mr. G. Currie, of •daughter. lANClll.—October 14, at Westow-green, Thames Ditton, tho wife of IL Francis, Esq., of twin sons. HUNS.—October 11, at Aberdeen-terrace, inntol, the wife of Mr. Z. L Hunt, of a daughter. JACKAON.--October 11 at Stoke, Devonport, the wife of Captain P. /sateen. RA., of a sou. lEtN6.—Oetober . 11, at LI lith.street, Floutluunpton, the wife of Mr. P. Keane, of a ion. .- PARTRIDOH-October 11, at New.street, Spring gartions, the wife of R. Partridge. Faq.. of a eon. I'AVY.-Otitetter 10. at Redford-place, Russell-square, the wife of F. W. Tasty, Fan., of a daughter. WILLIAM& -October 13, at Antpthill.equare, Itegent's.park g the wife of the Rev. E. V. Williams. tl.• a son. WHOLWARR-Oolober 11, at Little Haddestlen, Uerta, the wife of the Rev. A. O. Woolward, of a son. TRAYM RETURNS, ILLILIMII Miles Par Mer- Tats. Total, epos wingers cLaudlol 1301 1860 Week ending Sept. 14. t Nortlawn of Canada tit 451 700 1,181 1.801 t‘vek endlse Oct. 1 1. Cork god Youghal Unierick and Ennis 241 94 et 1 4 134 Week ending Oet. 12. ' Glasgow & Routh Western Week ending Oct. 13. Great Luxembourg London and Blackwell Manchester, South Junc tion. & A ftrincham North London BALI 8.406 WEATHER REPORT. TUNIDAT, OCTORZIL 15, 8 TO 9 itAtiRMGES, EASUM—HOLLAND.-4ctoiler 10, itt. Mark's, Rodierrill.., Kent, by the Rev. J. C. Wiling, M.A., D. Kamm Key. , to Char. lotte Augusta. dau gh ter of the late K. Holland, Esq. GAr4dEN-BAUNDA.—October 10, at se Anne's, Dublin, by the Rev. K A. Genesee, C. Gamete. Esq., J.P., of Lake View Rouse. county Londonderry, to Annie Catherine, relict of the late Captijs Wrders, R.A. ORITTRN —FORATTII.--October 11, at fit, John the Evengelkt P. Westrainater, by the Rev. Canon Jett:dug; M.A., Mr. lc. it. Grilles. of liceborough-gerdens, Pimlico, to Mary, daughter of Mr. J. Foesyth, of Horsoferry•road, Wentminster. °VERNER —CAPRTICK.—On the Sri remember last, at at. FLINTY Chttrelk by the Reverend Thomas Prescott, Jowplt Guarder. janitor, al the Crescent. Camden-road-villas, to Jane Elisabeth, ths o ly daughter of John Capstick, Require, ale , the Crescent, Camdan.road.villas. HA MILTON--ECHOLEFIELD.—Oetober 12, at Let:theme'' , Church. Cheltenham. by the Rev. O. Roberts, Vice-Admiral A. P. Hamilton, of Wimpole-dreet, Cavandishammre. to Ellen Gertrude, oaughter of the late Rev. J. Scholenehl, Rector of Barton.on-the:Reath. Warwickshire. DFATHB., BOAZ--Oetober 13, at PriaTey -grove, Weet Brompton, the R' T. Boas, LL. D., aged 36. CVllTTT.—Oetober 111, at Clapluimeornmon, Ste W. Cubitt, V. 1.8., aged 77. ENGLAND.—Oetober 1!. at Newport Pagnelt, Bucks, the Rev. I. W. mad, sod 20. OILLLATLY.-0•••ber 33, at Alblent.terrace, Limettonse, P. Dellatly, gag., mad 60 MADDAN.—Ooto lied 11, at tlarringtooaquare, B. Madden. UK llAs77.N. se. —Ootobier 11, at Aldeburgh, Suffolk, Susannah M& erne at Mr. J. T. Martin, aged 60. Printed and Publimited by WILLIAII KING UALES• 01 N' Lombard-deed, in the Chty of louden, Plink:, Mtn. 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