The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-08 00:00:00

tiPuit2lNG INTELLIGENCE. WEIGHTS FOR THE CESAREWITOH AND CASBRIDGISHIRE. NEWYARKET SECOND OCTOBER O. MEETING. razium, our. 1 _ . 253013A8zirrieR ETA= Mee Handicap) of 25 vein. Oak Ho It, with 200 added by the Jockey Club, for Im elda end mivronle : motets winners extra ; the Mood to lreoelito 50 sees. Gennwiteh Gonna. 181 entries. llama to be argnillwi oa r before Tuesday, Septionbilir AW M /6 seen, hlls • lb Age at lb Xis = 6 II e o Siva Wei 4 13 4 12 Bar.ph 4 Is Paris Jae& a' Kerb 6 10 Redoubt : 3411 Tale 4 9 2odieben s /Acworth Armoopme a 8 Auditor isanwineer 6 I Blackis pate New. In. &Max 5 7 foendlaud) 5 Tomato 4 6 Changeable In Reiss Berthe.... 6 6 Isat of Surrey Dalby Master 4 Richard 4 : 1 / 4 ,:desteh Planet 4 4 Swordaman s 81119Alria 4 4 Wild Boy Bigonlmen 4 3 Real Jam • Pearl Myer a a Matchbox s Amides! 5 2 Brien 6 1 Perfumer : eta IT .c a Claremont 4 I Tancrede Printeer Cathedral Prince Arthur 4 John Davis Ceprobeen Brew 4 0 Counteralim .. ...... 4 Kai Demob 4 0 The Sakai& 3 Backteot 2Isalestria Gratitude liondal 6 IS @carbonise' $ Bally Unclad • A Nuneaton 4 Catch 'em Alive.. .. 6 12 Slog *Bred Regalia J 6 600 6 11 Endaleigh Iledcap Zr.. 4 11 Wow 8 Vertumodle WAWA 4 10 In Verne 111 Id Charley 3 10 N a ukuhave 3 /lonian Claxton Noose : Xollyfox 4 10 Pluto' PM Cake Melon Pastan : Xlitorian lkhara Awn Bread 3 3 3 Ximmlalbans s 8 l ea=r .. ..... 4 s I j amoietto - to• Advance $ 4 7 Harry Braibiord .... I Cripple (late Sabena; 6 7 The Pirate s Prime Payable..... a 7 Madame Wallas Iliaskeld 6 7 Ski r 16166 3 MBAs" 4 7 Creagan* alimmerside elimiller Lorded thrialee— Tcsobta a dam 3 7 Farce eha 4 7 Celerrives . . ... _ 3 l' 23w Clown 4 5 Reenella ]lees 4 • Seven and a Half .... 8 7 = a 6 In re Ualsatuocoo.... $ 1 6 Salphictes = • 3 6 Grace an Darting 4 A air Charles 3 1 Gonne* s 6 Nuke Hearty Kangaroo Count WOO! 6 S Ik. SWIII6IIIII = in 4 2 Lanadown te The Brewer g% 8112" 3 4 t Renfrew 0 Puck 5 3 lady Bahian Aided= 5 0 Musette S Mara 1 0 IS Mode s Pismo .A 1.5 si by Alarm—Arline. 5 0 Piano I Xatamore 3 0 Tumuli:min 7kl6ft6 Joe° 6 0 Attack 8 7 Mollie Callum a 0 Morris MACK a 7 Itroomielaw uparrSettee a 7 Merry Wigs limbless • 13 Quill $ drawn Nemo 6 13 HOUGHTON ilnrriNo. rompar, our. 24. Tax CANIMIDOWI2I3.2 &TAM of 23 son. nub, 10 ft, sad 5 rely it declared to Meson Weatherby, co or beton Tuesday, Sept. 12, by 12 o'clock at sOOO, wish 100 raided ; mins visages extra ; Cm wooed to receive 50 ion. Cambridenkire Course. (254 subs.) Age et lb Age et lb Argonaut Moulins lasi Lancashire .... 4 1 Olmar 2 111 Oladlatour Twilight.. Oambuscia Iliithilelsi Beragah 4 10 Holt-M.Law Yell Train 4 10 Scarborough $ It Vanquisher Aramaic Wsime Jack Tondo 4 7 The Scheldt Ackworth limier lichard NEW: 11721;7 - - • • • i Bomblower .orhas Wren= 4 Red Earl a Dr. Syntax 6 The Guide 3 The Duke eignalman 4 Siberia 3 11 Arcbimedes IniOt ot Snowdon.. 4 Swordsman Little Btag 4 Acolyte Donnybrook 6 Brahma 3 Regal is John Davis 6 knack rze Dratted II Odom! Bens a King ons .... 3 /entail Planet 6 la Valais' 3 Bel DB•101:40 • f by Saunterer—Yet no Clown •4 Denims Copenhagen Prince Arthur Boles Booklost 6 /3 Endaleigh I 3 Grattan' Clarion Catch.'en-Alive Clammed 6 12 Pantaloon $ Rose Bandeelah 4 1 Charades If interim Wild Cher:rig Zweig Star thnumerias 6 1 Games 3 S Rangarco Earwart Breadalbans S 1 Narbonne Valiant Exchequer' 6 Syron Le Mandarin 3 Radcliffe 3 Bounties Zan3bezt . Id aezzin 6 Tennyson 'Portage in Peon 4 Moldavia Brown Breed Bendel 4 c by Settle—Amato 3 t Paris 3 i Louggswe i T Agatha g by larosSetto—lbe Advance 3 Ws 4 7 Beedoelia The Plover The Orluder 3 7 Provlaor 3 itsprd Aeldarit (bred In Ostreger 3 Mum) 6 7 Ch homy Sweep .... 3 Bestrix lord Douglas 4 7 Lampoon 4 Eleanor Zradarnante L*dy Holum 4 7 Camellia 3 Vaballithus °outran Despair Ethelred 4 7 11 re Galantsomo .. 3 Vandervalde 4 7 Jupiter Count Wow 6 7 Skirmish Dromatelaw I by Vedette—Bieck Custard Cattle 4 Smut I= b°l 11 7 Squire Hearty 3 Esthalr• ll 7 Slater to tie Drake.. 4 Ma liacelimam 6 7 Zambia Peeress Redoubt Puck Zephyr Todlebes Pansastos 4 7 Kate Hampton— .. 3 The Mask ..... Ilkva 1 7 Ne Memo 6 7 Pals Melrose 3 Tommy Joss, The Brewer Gibraltar Ghillie Callum Chit-and-Guter 3 7 Plans Sultan, by West Au.. Lady ligidla 3 Wallin or Collin- t by Knight ot Kars wood—telha (bred —Attila 3 la Frame) Hollylor 4 7 0 Maurice 3 Krug Arthur 3 dIS Merry Hut 6 Tamers& DONCASTER MEETING. Tuz GRIN! YOILIUSHIRE HANDICAP of 25 soya each, 15 ft, and 5 col). if declared. with 200 added; winner of a boadJeap value 300 sows after August 28, at 10 a.m., 7lb sissy otter handicap. 4lb extra ; mooed to receive 50 was. St. Lager muss. (62 sobs. ;33 doolared.) The highest weiditawAsptiag being Set 71b, it has been raised to &I 121 b —the ethics io proportion. As* at 1 Age et lisgassy Os& 71b ox.) 4 Sair w r u llsellb.... 6 Pbesl 4 111 3 Mtwara 4 Nemo .11,eilleat... ....... I Yardage* 3 n= 6 6 Brladlal Ilwardomma 4 $ Jar Barb 4 IA Padua* 3 Baby 4 Natio 3 asuralwa4 4 Antsll a Wird wasele $ liwidea4 8e.1413 .. . 4 IS MAW to lbo Drabs 4 pad ail Dina6l; .. . 6 11 Aliket 3 saki anti. $ 9 DOVER RACES.—raUSODAY. TIM Lamm' STARES. of fi Ilona oath, with 30 Woes. oohs. Sea 101 b ; fillies, Bst 71b ; penalties and allowthoss. About half • Who. Mr. Maund'a Maid of Usk, by Pita Roland—Brusette. Mt tllb (too. Sib rt.) (Pearton) 1 ' Mr. England`, Durham of St. Albans, Mt 711).. (Joe Smith) 2 Mr. C. A. Floyd'e Domino. tot 10Ib (J. Hightlogall) 5 Bettis( : 5 to 4on Maki of VA, 2 to 1 eget Ducker of Albans The latter made play, ths favourito lyim off to the diatomite, where she took up the reigning, and Iron in a cantos by two lengths ; three Webs Farrow mooed and third. Tax Town PLera (H an di cap ) el sows. rob, 3 ft, with 100 added ; wiunera extra. About a mile and • half. (11 subs.) Mr. John PllgtitlnpWa gamy, by lindon—Blaekblld. 3 yrs, ad 91b (Plphlek) 1 Mr. Low's Gibraltar, aged, net 41b (Bardeastle) 2 Captain Shaw's Trionapher. 4 yra. Tat • Pritby) Magic and Clanton also ran. Bettis( : 7 to 4 apt Moto', Sto 2 apt Gibraltar, 7to 2 apt Triumpher. and 4to 1 apt Suroey. Claxton jumped off with the lead, followed by Gibrslter and Sureity. After ping thros-quorters of a mile the latter took up the running, and Gibishar parsed Olentos. The pair thee west os clear of the remainder, Burney winning easily by two Meath; Gibralter beano( Triumpher by four twills. Olen= Sniehed last some &manse in the rear of Magic. Tin MILITARY STARES of 3 ears. each, with 23 added, 12M ne each. Penalties and allowances. About • mile and a hall. Mr. Price's Turco,. by Voingeur—Pergularia. S Yrs. last TD (including 14Ib extra) ((Captain flarford) 1 Mr. Harley's Budwoetit, t yea. ink ilb (including 141 b antra) (Mr. Wickham) Mr. J. 0. Churchwarda Sharpshooter. aged, 124 elb (Captain Riddell) S The following also ran :—Starting Tom and Triumpher. Bettis(: 2 to ion Turas, 4 to 1 each apt Budwartb aad Triumpher. Bedworth made play, Staring Tom, who got badly off, piss oa hopilirsly in the rear. A quarter ol • mils from home Turoos oame up to Bedworth, the two acing side by aids to tho commencement of the enolninni, wham the favourite came up and won by half a hog* Sharp hooter • bad third. Ti, Milingine ?Lean (111110010 of 3 Wm. each, h ft, with 50 added, for all ages ; tamers extra. About three quarts's of a marl. (8 subs.) Mr. Port's Troublesome, by flobbleNoble—Testy. tyre. gal cit ,In. bib extra) Mr. J. Mildttiogalra Land of the Week 4 yrs, it (ifiphiek) 2 Belt ig : 4tol os Troublesome. Lead of the West made ploy to the diatoms, where the fareorite joined him, sod woe .overly by a seek. Tax LORD WARDMI'S PLATT, of 4 won. each, with 40 added, for 3-yr-olds sad upwards ; penalties and allow. awes. About one mart aid a halt Mr. Barbidge's Sentinel, by Vedette—Manes lapel* 3 (NC fat Itlb Mr. H enry's Rapture, aged. (rib BM (C (Milne annon) ) t lir. John Ptlghtingalis Dwane. 3 yrs (2911, bet Sib _ . (WP/ f Confederalist also ran. - Betting- 6 to 4 eget Confederalist, 3 to I each sell Doane sad Sentinel, 4to 1 sgst Rupture. Confederalist seemed the lead, pueiog the Stead the Brit time clear of Rapture, who headed the others. •They me thus till within • waiter of • mile from home, when Sentinel drew up, and Confederalist was is difficulties. At the distance Sentinel held a slight lead of Domes and Rapture, but opposite the Stand • apaudid set-to Woman the three took place, Sen tinel winning by • abort head, a deed beat foe second plan, Confederalist a bed fourth. The winner was bought in for 40 guineas. Tux &mine' Awn COaillYrrlige PLATS, a banding of 2 sous. we, with 60 added, for all ages ; winners antra. About one wiles fl 2 subs.) MI% liiihtinedr. Sarney, by lisdoo—lllaskbird, lyre 7ss 210 Mc. Sib es.) Mphleltl 1 Mr. York's Iroubiseente, a yrs, tist Mb (leaa lib extraeei ) 2 (Cnn (Merdan) Mr. Had. Magic, I yes. OA Mb Claxton alto raa Betting : 7 to 4 apt 'Troublesoom 2 to 1 apt gamey, 5 to 2 sgst Cloittos. Olartos mode play st a good mos fol. lowed by Sarney sad Trosbksome. When fairly is the straight Clsztoo pee way. and Burney mintsrsd is a win. ner by two lengths • Magic • bad third. Tun K2sllNitri Aegftr &Lucas, a hurdle me* of 3 sm.. stob, with 30 added, for 3.yr.olds sad upwards ; willies sad other &Hammes. About one mile and a-half over four lights of hurdles. Yr Usury& Upon, by Mashwall—Artasy, sgsd (500. Yet 1210 Mr. J. 14151Mbsars Lade the West, 4 yrs (10041, lost 2lb (800 Mr. 1.9. Chureltwireshharyshootir. aged (WV, est 13lb (Sitwell) 2 Sentinel also ran. THE gxPAFss, FRIDAY VEINING, SEPTEMBNE, 8, 1865. Bettie, : 5 to 4 opt Lead of the Wink 2 to 1 apt Rap tors, 4to 1 " bar two. " Load of the Waist made marling to the half distance, where Rapture clotted with hie sad won a flue race by a meek ; Sharpshooter a bad third. Sen. tine' did sot pap the post. LEICESTER RACE.-TRIIRSDLY. TAR Tows PIATI (Haridiesp) of 100 were., for berate at all ages; osmium 2 son.; winners extra Thne-quarters of • roils. Mr. Cliffs Alice lee, by Arthur Wrikshey—Post Tempore, Yrk Ist (Teoyson) 1 Mr. AstJefs 0 , 01411 ft. 6 yrs. est 11:11, (Clement )l Mr. J. Wood's Rose. 4 yrs, Ist (French) II yhs yettonher also ran :—Relndase. Vehalatlnte, Jack o' lan tern, Cadeau;Ooldast Cross, andalkwins. Betting: 2 to 1 aid Were, 5 to 1 (at first 3to 1) east Jack et' Lantern, 100 6015 apt Reindeer, 7to 1 each eat; Rote. Overture, cied Vabelachas, 8 to 1 each apt Alice Lee sad Resins, and 10 to 1 apt aoldoo Owns. Repeated breaking away delayed the start for a considerable time, but upon the deg falling Rose showed slightly la front, followed by Rosins, Vairalathim, Cadtau, and Alice Lee, Jack o' Lantern and Golden Cross bringing up the rear. After going about 200 yard', Cadman rushed to the front, and carried ou tannin to the bottom tare, when Alice Lee drew forward, and after sabering the straight—wbere Cadeau isv• way—Over ture and Rose time on in pursuit of Mr. Cbro filly. Rose making ber effort at the distancegradually overhauled the leader, bat ewer quite getting up, Alice Lee woe a good nee by a seek ; Rose a bad third ; Vabalstins fourth. The °then finishing in straggling order were brought up by Golan Cross sod Rods'. Tan SICYNYINOTON PARK STALIN of IC sore. sob, 3 ft, with 50 added, for 2-ye-olds. colts, Bet 10lb ; fillies, 8.471 b ; peoaltise and &Hayssen. Half a mile. (17 subs.) Mr. Rereads Honeymoon. by Rateplan—lioncyden. est 71b (Clement) 1 Mr. T. libber's Novice, lit (lordlier's) I bit. Parker's Caput* est 21b Loots') X Alberta also ran. Betting : Even on Cotapuita, 6 to 2 spit Alberta, 4to 1 eget Flonetmani and 5 to 1 eget Novice. Catepuha jumped off with the lead, Honeymoon going oil wood, the other two nearly abreast at her heels. After going .boat a quartet of a mile Movies joined the other two. and the two entered the straight is Glom company, but half way up Cetepulta pee way, and Honeymoon , shaking off Novice at the distance, won cleverly by • length and • half ; Catapults a bad third. Tan LXlClerelBllllll HANDICAP of 10 sore. each, 5 ft. with 100 added, the second to save his stake, winners after the publication of the weights extra. One mile and • half. (13 subs.. 7of whom per 3 ante each.) Mr. T. Cliffs Tha Lizard, by Knight of Lea—Munalede. 3 yrs. est tab (Kenyon) 1 Mr. Onnaelra Oral" Darlit!g S yrs. 710 . 41 b I Raglan andierianiar .1.0 ran. 5 7 17 lb 7 Paid Paid Betting : 7 to 4 on Tb. Lizard, 4 to 1 apt Raglan, mad 5 tol apt Perfumer. They tea abreast for the first hundred yards, when The Lizard, pulling hard, rushed to the freak followed by Grace Darling, Raglan, and Perfumer, in the enter named. Thus they ran for the first mile, when the lot (with the exception of The Lizard) were in difficulties, and the favourite nearly pulling Kenyon out of the saddle, came in to the chair, and won in a center by six lengths from Gran* Darling ; the other two were pulled up and dal net per the port. HColliti HANDICAP of 50 poss., added to a Sweep stakes of 10 sow. each, 3 ft, foe all ages ; wionete extra. Hell a mile. (17 solls4 captain Christie, Presarrptlon, by the Cure—lady Tattoo, 4 - - a. sat _ _ ( olong) 1 4 Poulea's Wild Thyme, eyes, 7st 101 b . • ..l'arryi 2 Mr. F. Fisher's Novice, 2 yrs, set nth !Keuyon) The following also ran :—Puptl, Faith. end Concordia. Betting : 5 to 4 on Prescriptios, 4 to 1 uget Pupil, and 10 to 1 apt any other. The anxiety of se v eral o f the *key@ to pt weU away caused a long delay at the post, bat on the sigsal being given Prescriptiori sod Pupil side by side jumped a two breaths in advanoe of the others, but after going a short distance Papa dropped back sad the favourite was not afterwards approached, and wog in a °enter by four leagthe ; Novice was a bad third, sad the others as placed finished at wide intervals. ----- THU 13111.Lm0 Puerto/ 3 tom. each, with 23 added, for 2-molds and upwards ; weight for age, with selling ellowasees. Three (marten of a mile. yr. ()whiffler s Vicksburg, by Vedette—P.lssistry, yrs, 7st Illb (Soh Mr. Wards Led. Mar/. 4 yrs. fist alb ). (Wheeler) 2 No betting. Theytau togetber to the bottom turn, where Lady Nary bolted out of the eourse, sod falling into a ditch, Vicksburg cantered in alone. There was no bid for the winner. . --- Tau Coutrrr Cur Snails, by subscription of 10 'ova each ; Inc 3-yr-olds wed upwards ; weight for age ; "rimer to be sold for 3001. About two miles. Mr. W. Meesoies Charming Woman, by Longbow —Sister to Stafford, el yrs, test (J. Adams) I Duke of Rutland's Threedbare, I yrs, Est 161 b (Hibbard) I Betting : 6 to 4 oe Threadbare, who led to the top turn, where she ran out, allowing Charming Weems to take the lead, which she soon wee deprived of, but Threadbare spin reusing out after pawing the stand the woad time. Charm. lag Woman west oo agate with a long lead, and eventually woe easily by six lengths. Eelllrug Tar Quota's PLAIT of 100 ratans. Three tulles. Base, Pupil, Lizard, Wynastay, Dr. Isyglas, Vicksburg. Anwirtorrot. Asarvata.—flopline filly sad Kenilworth. BETTING AT MANORESTZR.-artIZIWAY. GLUT yoaKeanu HANDICAP. Bto IHO Claransoot ft sad 10 to 1 05.4 MOW (11 off, 100 to T Gratitude (1) 100 to IS A 'Swarth (of! I t) to 4 Mottlaey (1) to I. 4 freely) t) to Swordsman (4) ST. MOHR. sto 4 apt (Wham (0 I 10 10 1 WATha ti t 0 —to Duk e (V, 111 M t o out Mistime Cool (t) CRICKET. irszTED ALL ENGLAND ELEVEN V. TWENTY 07 LEWES AND DISTRICT. This match was oommenoed on the Dripping Pas ground. Lewes, yesterday. The grated ir for in the shape of a pan, lent oaly • portion of about 2 saes to play twos, UM remaining helm a caereolest lounge. The wickets were is admirable order, and as emellest ompany in &Mariam.* for the fret day. Reny Are‘rate pntlerses piyen comprised the twenty, who exhibited as excellent dhplay of the game. Mr. hiolisem, wen Daly batman w o hit the ball out of the ground. The Twenty were Bret disposed of, at the time of &swizz the stumps, 6 o'olook. We 'airfoil!, the mem sod eselyeis ci the bowling. LIWES. c. E. mum, a m .. ell7rtiZi: — a .ft Taylor, Alt wicket b Hatable J. lavontall, lg., o Cesar b Willsket ll Lieut.-Colonel Darla, et Dooley 0 Matlock Chirlwood. o Beam b Jen hire o B. Wildman, Doni , 0 Jupp b Orient% Hon. T. remain. ran oat B. Boobell, li, b Bourne 0 O. Wolk, o WdloWle Marne B. R. ntegorald, MR., c Dooley b Jan Lalywkila II IL Boobell, AR , b Boerne 0 Dank, rum oat Noakes, Ibp., o rooky b Jag. 1111r/tate Beath, req.. b Jam Lapointe I Bon. D. Boiroyd, bin& lillyebito 0 G. W. Klee. Le., o Wlliabor b Jan I.lll,rwOlte Vernon. Zoo., run at 1 T. Monk, Eq.. b Orthltk Molyueux. Seq.. b Jon Llll7wldte Turner, Zoo., not out lba.wl Total llO The IJailarl u+--Jemes Lilly white. jou., &the Lftlyeridte, T. Humphrey, H. Jupp, T. Hearne, 011. °Math T. Leakier, ,1. Casa, E. Pooley, Will.her, end W. Montauk. Th. umpires were Semen sod Stubbertleld. • ANALYSIS Of Till BOWLING. Balla Sane. Malden& Wicks*. Hartle& WHlsher James LUlywhlie Hearne 27 16 16 S OrISHII l6 111 6 It NATAL AND MILITARY. ADIIIIII.LIT , Rm. 7. —AP , Myna: Ca hint G. T. F. Moroby, additional, of the Formidable, for mute* ell first metals of the Bristol ; T. Bnodeth, to the Edgar, vies Hamby. Lieutenants A. R. Gordon, E. N. Mathias, 0. Ormrdy, J. Hut, and 8, IL Medley, to the Primes Boys,, far mud ; H. J. Coddrlogton, to Mu Amer vuo Elati-Lientemante W. H. Manama, J. 0. O. Dona* P. B. Animus. T. H. Dolma, Y. Y. H. Parker, G. V. Noel, H. L. Byers, E. H. H. Stephens. H. 0. D. Ryder, W. F. Murray, and F. 0. Hartshorne. to the Artneras Royal, for diummal. Paymasters J. 0. Neigher, H. Wieetsnlev. I. B. Moor man, and John B. Paseo, additional, to the Prisons MAUNA Paymasters O. Shields. and U. 8. M4'41. 11 31. Hood, to the Primo= Royal ; H. D. Kidder, is Aerie 01 Adioan, and H. Longsorthy, to Cambridge. Clarks W. Peacock, G. F. Firsts. F. A. Burney, F. D. Teague, G. A. Yugo. end G. F. M. Kent, tdditional, to the Prieceme Royal ; O. Langley, to the Lion ; J. R. Moore, to the ?beard •, J. B. Oreagh, to the Duke of Woilin Assistant Clerks B. Amostree& H. Nowell,ki: Mornay, A. Woolmard, T. Hales C. Kenda ll , J. W. Muter. and H. Dawns, to the Prisms. Royal, tdditiomeL Naval Caddis 0. A. Forkieg, A. Chanter R. R. R. Ogle, A. G. Cuthbert, A. R. Hood, B. Y. atisttb, G. W. Trevor, W. H. HiagMoo. F. Favor, M. W.W. Gums, C. Mike, and F. 0. Yousgbas PORTSMOUTH, Sm?. 7. Admiral Sir Michael Seymour com ataador•ht-ohlof at •Portamoutb, sailed thin morning in the . Firequeso, steamvemel, Staff Commander F. W. Paul, for the Chausel lauds, on his animal tour of isetioc. The Orostos, iron screw troopship, Capbdo Henry W. Hire, was token out of the damn bade this monde,. She is to be ready for ma by about the 23 rd instant , sad will t omi to Chino with superounseearies, oalliag at Rio de The Chaussi squadron under the oommaad of Rear- Admiral Sir Sydoey Oolpoys Dumb is 011141111 orders to sail as Monday seat for Bsatry Bay. Until that time Admiral Dawes will take matmoad at this port, during the amino, of Sir. Michael Seyroour. The UMW., t 2, paddle frigate, Captain 0. J. Napier, strived at Spithoul this &Betimes from North America. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. After our report left yesterday, Oolonel LINDSAY, M.P., moved an araeadmeet to the 10th clause of the report, that the question of shooting a site for the 001MintatiOTI of workshop. should be re considered by the directors. Sir C. Kumar., 1!.P., seconded the amendment, not to the groand that Almaden was the bort, bat that Oxford TM the ware* plats Owl SOCA WOOL He was of °pintos that ea inciellent site cook' be obtained at Reading, cones apothems who happened to hare tea awe. of land mat to the cotopany's owo property woe willing to sell it to them at • fair prim, and there was so sanitary °Nettles to the site. In pact of economy this was molly the bed site, and they were booed to owasider that question, Weems if they paid all their liabilities they WOUld, oo the chair man's owe showing, not bays 6d. to divide. After some dhciission. The CHAIRMAN, In reply, turning to the remarks of Colonel Lindsay, observed that the only medical re. port they had received was from a gentlemen of emi nence is the profession is Oxford, who had re ported favourably on the site, which was capable of being rallied and drained at cionneratnely small cost as compared with other sites, while in the point of prim of land, cheap:me of the mutat, and various other particulars, Oxford stood without • rival. He repeated that there was one fatal objection to Abiegdoe, which was that if the works were to be on the main line—sod it was essential they should —then was no land at all suitable at Abingdon within two or twousirrhalf miles of the town. The same objection applied to Reeding, became the land la the vicinity of the tee sores referred to was required ab solutely for other purpose', and that amount Itself would be insufficient. Oxford was in an admirable portico, and the corporation had sot only undertakes to build dwellings on high ground is healthy Muslims, but to provide the necessary school and church accommodation, while there was already a surplus population who would supply the wants of the sew ehissof artisans to be test there ; and there wee no roma to mimosa that exorbitant wages would be required. In addition to all this, although it was 'true that so deeds had &then, passed, he considered the board Lid gone so far in respect to Ottani that they could nut now node. He denied the socorecy of Mr. Adams's @Unmoral that there were (visions et the board ; on the metzsry, be had bees streersonsly sapported by his colleagues 011 every .cession. The subject of his resignation bad been rather irregularly introduced, bet they might rest assured that if be aid rages, it would he solely is 000 sequence of the unremitting attention required at the hands of the gentle man who tilled the office of chairman, which was so absorbing as to provost him attending at all to his private buainees, and altogether put an end to scything like domes. do lite. It was quite tem that the Irish traffic bad not as vet become so fully developed as it most eventually become, but that was solely owing to the fact that they mold not at present compete with the splendid steam East of the London aid North Western, supported as it was by the co-operation of most of the Irish railways, mad that the railways in the south of Ireland could hardly hold their own unless they received some assistance from this company. As soon as they could make up their minds to go to the exposes of • splendid steam fleet, and to reader mach sasistanoe, the , Mob traffic would vastly increase, but io order to procure it they must submit to • temporary smarm The amendment was then put and lost, only about 6 hands being held up for it, and the report atd women were ad ted, and a divideod, as proposed, was *greed to. A resolution, carrying into effect the paragraph in the report shoring the mouths foe holding the meeting, was I next carried, and A vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the proceed isda• TRAFFIC RETURNS. 1111 m Pm. Wee. Total. Total, RAILWAYS. open. moors. amass. 1888 1866. Week ending June 4. 4S a E it Bombay. Bared; and C.I. 305 4.130 1,366 6.634 JAW Week ending June It Great Southern of lna4.. 79 329 361 683 606 Week maw, August 19. 8. Aust. et Lombarac«Vas. Month Amt. Line) 1100 17,913 39,364 46,947 41,101 fLemberdoneetstralltaly 460 7,328 5,179 11607 13.118 Lines of the Piedmont 619 11.316 11,193 23,106 Week ending August 10 Ottoman 485 281 131 412 396 Week ending August 26. Dublin and Neigh Week ending August 17. Great Central of Belgium zas tan ',no 7,161 0. 253 Week aiding Sept. 2. Estrlan liaatarn Junction re 169 010 361 186 North 'asters Sept & 11945 1 7.429 KM 78219 74 20 Week entUng . I Belfast and County Down 445 609 206 714 606 Bristol and inner Great Easters North British easi 13,126 14,243 17.948 17068' }II7IIDIROVI ANAL= DT • WOMAL—At the Liverpool Police oourt yesterday, Ellen Williams, • prised tote, was chimed with attempting to murder • mummies d hers, named Jane Davie. The two women guarts • home in Alb:mid/set, whom Williams dabbed Davis in the side with • Wl*, ll:maw' her dews, and kicked her till she wee hmemeible. Davie woe mimed to • hospital, whom her life in awaked et. Williams was remanded. Du Barry's delicious health 10 roaming ftemalemin Ambi to 84 Gem modem or Coot erreak •Wra ms. (boossepilo inlaris tra•Z floor, sod Bkolosi •==saingr , o Us owe la other mi somonao. aeet re=sasemie.,—Va sae Co !to. yr, inv. W. tn. Ob. OIL ; fl y' issem". THE CATTLE PLAGUE. On Wednesday the Commissioners of Costume directed a cargo of ono, acacia* some 280 had, which bed arrived at Brown's-wharf, Blackwell, in the curse an the morning by the steamer Yale, from Rotterdam, to be pined uini gustanties. Time were several reports ling the water side sad la the trade as to the nacos which bad led to the detection of the settle ; but the following may be taken to cosign the true version of the facts :—"The Maas, which is almost a new vessel, built exprenoly for the cattle trade, with all the listen improvements to sense eleanlisees and vestiktioa, arrived at Bf Wharf with a cargo of lire stoat, oilmir Nag of 280 cattle. 1,000 seep, red 300 PIP. The cargo was looked over by Mr. Simonds sad another veterinary engem appointed by the Customs, and the surnining dams of the den:Cent, in the mini MOW. and sl ang► all may be mid to hare appeared in Ant-rate condi• ike, yet attention was dinned to a row among the beads, and as complain wee entertained that the animal was Mouths, ueder some dice" the veterinary s dented that It should at ace be slaughtered in the large abatable attached to the wharf. That Wag done, the surgeon* mode an 41ZAMilOgiOD Oi the crews, sad keen awe found of the dimes, although at a very early doge, which I. now making such fearful havoc accept the cattle in this country. The ocedition of the whole stork rif oxen os board the Maw now molted univocal anxiety. Although they had bees hi the Tee n% from the time of Alpines* to their arrival at the wharf at Blan ca% some seventeen hours, and as it was possible that the disease which affected the cow might have bees creemuni sated to some others of the baste, the exossinikeers of eastoms, on hearing the fads, directed that the whole of the oxen should be placed mac quarantine, In order to en whether the discos would develop Been amongst say of them. The *stile were leaded and pined is the extensive and open lair near the wharf. The whole seemed in excellent condition, easy being very file besets, sot the slightest mien of climate being observable. Hoc ever, as a precautionry measure to prevent the spreading el the ecietagion, it was ordered that the rattle should re. main is charge of the customs officers, and nosesary stops woes tame that the Mock should not Mier by the lisierr tbs, hay sad water being freely distributed smospt them. It is thought that the quarantine undo, which the cattle ban been plead will sot be enforced beyond a few days. The report up from the quarantine lair yesterday morning elated that tni beasts an quite free from disease. The imp sad pigs broaght by the Mar set being liable to Chaos is t ad sent degree as ores. wars leaded in the mud way. sad sent oe for yesterday's market. The canine of the diesseed animal had oarbolio acid poured over it, in order to reader it quite unlit for human consumption, sad, with the carcases of acne deed pigs which had been submitted to th e same (homiest process, wee sent off to the knackers to be boiled does. MEL. This sad visitation has appeared in a very serious kris at Barbie,. Mr. W. Z. Bust, of Moven, in this perish, commenced the bedpan of • ooerkeeper in sensed= with his farm for shoat eight months, and bought 31 valuable cows, which Goa hint 6151. He took every pre. caution to prevent the dimes, appearing among them by cleaning and airing his sheds, but notwithetandleg this on Wednesday week they were taken with the disease, and by the following Sunday 30 of them bad died ; the other has ages deo fallen a victim to the malady. Mr. Hunt had set porchaead any fresh rattle for six weeks prier to the disease appearing. sad these be thin bought came from the immediate neighbourhood. We have sot beard of any other as in the same parish. Mr. Haat was attending a meeting on the subject of the plague whips he was requested to rams home, and them found the dia rist had appeared, although when he left in the morning seitlser he nor his men observed anything sensual. At West Ham since the previous report three or four more gems of the cattle plague have bona brought under oar notice ; one persou has lost 12, another 8, and another 6 sows, and it is also reported that there are other sheds in which the malady hes made its •ppeansa. We hear in three or four 'arteries' the log has bens so great that the sufferers will have beep reduced from comparative easy drenaletasess to almost absolute want, mikes the leas from some wares or other is wholly or partially made up. ' ; The dimes has also made its appearance in sad atoned I B.ornford ;0. Mathias, Esq., has lost five ; A. Hamilton, Est., two ; Mr. Hammond, ems ; sad Mr. Mead five head of cattLe.—Clesinuford Charade. WINDSOR. The plague has not reached Windsor or any of the neighbouring royal forme. Msjor.Getioral Seymour, Deputy Beater of Windom Graud.park, hem taken every precaution in order to prevent Ito iatradastioe MOOD= royal dock, where sot a single instance of this fetal has escorted. and the keepers residing in the lodges at the various entrances to the Grsat.park bay. moved orders to prevent any droves of beast' pairdog through the pies. Mr. Tait of the Trines Cower''. Model Term, hie taken similar promatioss, and the choice sod valuable mock on this royal farm were sever looking more healthy. ISVIRPOOL. At the meeting of the Liverpool health ooni mreiporlletedesterday, Dr. Frisch, the trolled officer of health, tier he had inspected T.iB shipper, of which 115, retaining 873 cows. were well ventilated ; 223, .retaining I,sBoaows, were very badly ventilated. As • singular instance of the sudden development of the plague, he stated that cc the let lost. a number of tattle were leaded at Liverpool from Dublin, which port they left on the day previous. Some of them were taken out to Aileron Hall for pas• temp. and the next day one was found dead in the field, though it was to all appearance in sdmimble health when leaded. From a poet modern examination which lemma& it moored that the animal bad died from the prevaleat earr disease, supposed to be the result of debility, the wow having loss 111 a few mouths previously. In some bestrew be regretted to find the cowkeeper stroogly objected to keep their stippons 011111111; is hot owe man strongly objected to removesome cobwebs, which be said were good for the err As the result of kis observations Dr. Irene rm. Earthat in futureonly three cows should be kept Winn had previously beet stalled. ItAITLIIIO3IX. At s meeting of the vestry ir of Ht. George's, Henoverequan, held yesterday , •H. 0- SzrMoua, churchwarden, in the chair, the tansies report was read from the medical allows of health for the parish :—ln cool- Oases with the remolutioe paired at the last meeting of the Testy, we visited every °mad In the parish, on the 9th August. We may observe that the number of dia cad' premises in which cows are kept is 12, and that the number of person, who have licenses is 15. One of these persons holds two liasmes—namely, Mr. Charles Hatt, for a cowyard in Brewerstrest, sad soother in Ebtory-street. Is other cusses two persons hold distiset licenses for contagious partials of the setae yard. At the date of oar visit we nos es& 395 cows, all of which impaired in good health. The yards and sheds were, with few exoeptious, clean and in good order. and we neither saw any evidence of plague nor could we gather soy information of its existence. On the evening of the 30th August, how ever, Mr. Groot, the inspector of orreauces, who omencely visits all the yards arise or thrice s week, missed 'semi cows from the sheds of Mr. Charles Han, in Eburystreet. This led to an money, from which it was ascertained that the disease had appeared not rely at Mr. Hates bat likewise oe the Clof Mr. Dexter, in Hinoortoontnet. On the follow 7we visited Mr. Dexter's geed in ouropsay with Mr. Gnat, and observed in one of his abide two cows seriously at. We were then told that me cow had brim noticed to be unwell on the 21st August, but as the symptoms were not decided she was seat away end killed that 'same bight.. On Thursday, the'24th. we were told me other cow sickened with decided symptoms, sod on Friday, the 25th two others; which three but mem timed soon died is the abed. The two which we saw ill were seat sway noder the direction of the government in spectors that same night, Sines that time up to Sept. 5 six others have sickened, of which four lame been destroyed and two recovered. It thus appease that Mr. Dexter 'bee lost 10 out et the 32 eows which we saw healthy on the 9th August. We may observe that Mr. Dexter's premises are scrupolotely clean, airy, and well-managed, sod that from the first appearance of disease greet pains were taken to disinfect the premises and the dung before it was removed. The cowyard of Mr. Hatt, in Ebury-street, is certainly not s model, tied leaves something to be desired as regards saelemes. Sell there ham bees nothing which could accent for the terrible visitation which has takes place. On Satur day, 26th August, he bad 103 cows in this place. According to the best information we cola get, 30 of them were sent away during Mooday, Tuesday and WedneMay, the 2SIS, 29th and 30th of August—seine to market and some to slaughterers. Early on the nsornieg of the 31st, the day of our visit 40 were mot to the Islington Cettleumarket, in addition to one from Mr. Hatt's cowyard in Browerstreet, where be keep 33. The whole 41 were seised at Islington by the ' hispeater. On the 3ist, the day of our visit, 33 cows were left, but this day (6th September) the number is reduced to 12, every one of which is ill and condemned by the gems moot inspector ; so that this cowysrd is virteally emptied of 103 cows in lass then a week. On this 6th identresher we also learn that Mr. Gilbert, who had nine cows Ins shod es the premises of Mr. Dexter on the 9th of August last, hes sent away seem, aid that the remaining two are ill, notice of which has been sent to the government inspector. With regerJ to the other ten yards, we believe that they continue perfectly healthy. BaiaAaiun Baviamm—Hoinceopathie Pm:d -am/7c and the Medical Profession generally, recommend cocoa as being the most belittled of all bevea. Whim the doc trine of hommopathy was fret introd , •u into this country, Were wen to be drained no preparation of coon either Idt/se ttee to the taste or amenabk to the stomach the nut was either supplied to the crude date. or so unskilfully wander tured as to obtain Mile adios. J. gyps, of London, bootee°. gable chemist, was Induced In the year 1115 to tun his ens. tbas to this ,object. end at length succeeded, with the assistance of elaborate machinery, hi Wog the first to gradual. an anion nen in its oomoosilion, and .0 mined by the period tigterstisfa It receive' is the proms It pone through, as to be meg ages* Wen the delicate stomach. Per genial use, types eons Is distinguished as an invigenks, p stefal breaking with • delicious aroma. Dr, HmeaD, to ids work. " be lc7od w = its Adalkeations," says:—" Dana eadato &gnat variand lea pliant nutritive principles : every ingredient usearary to the growth snd suatemmos d the body.' Apbt, ••••• anytime, reopens's& very much higher than either cedes or tau' Dina Mow —Two tanis of the power in a breakfast egg. Sled up wi th water as isaaved thollsed gib.. and 1-Ib. pada% lad Mid at is. ea. per By W poue tied obsoolola—(Aandlsomailj MIDDLESEX SESSION& (Before Mr. Sedan, Doe Rog, Deputy-Andetant•Judge.) Barry llabbiluss, 44, bone dealer wee ledieted for fraudulently obtaining by • false mines frees William Hipp she sum of 81., with Meat to cent sad defraud. Mr. Montagu Williams promoted ; Mr. Pater Maeda The prosecutor was a cab driver end cab proprietor, living at Brunswickmws, Wsetboureelprove, sad the primer in January last came to him 'mina be hid bought • honor and kno that he (the prosecutor) was short of berms, he would se wing ll it to him cheap, as he Lad bear very kind to him. He said be wanted 61. deposit, and M. a week until the hone wee paid for. He Mated that he bought the hens of a Mr. IVNamsra. Prosecutor gm him W., sad upon • subsequent day he met with Rim, after giving Idea 34 more, to New•ise gate, Mere be said lir. WHeaussa Pa lirr Leaving the prommor outside he west Is, sad, as he maid, paid the 21., whim lit. Wliamsra told his he might take the bane away. TM prosecutor wanted to do, bat the prisoner said be wanted to call in the Borough, and eked the promentor to go with him. When they came back to New-ine.pessage the primer went Mae, and after remaining a few minutes returned, and said that Mfr. Illiarears bed sent the bane home to his (the promuton) bone. The prosecutor ties proposed to go home to on the hone, but the prisons persuaded bra to go with him to Wilson's omnibus yard in the Borough. Wier they arrived then the primmer went inside sod told the to wait for him. The prosecutor waited ror tl t° m e hours and eehalf, whoa he began to suspect something w 7 and made 'equines, when he leerat that the prisonert gone out the other seri of the yard, which ins a public thoroughfare. Re thee weal home, bat no bons bad been net there. He than made further isquirile, sad be found that no ppssnoa of *same of M'Nareara lived at New-ban- He the pvelefonnatioa to the police, and whole affair turned out to be a hoax, the prisoner had never bought say hone at all; and the prosecutor had been cheated out of his money. Mr. Pater made a very able defence for the prisoner, and aroma-examined the whams, but failed to shako their testimony. The jury found the prisoner Guilty. The Deputy-Assistant-Judge mid be thot the soda of justice would be met by manacle( the pri.as to three months' lesprieonmeat with bard labour. SEOOND OOTIRT. (Bofors Mr. Payne) The selfoceased murderer of Rama Jackson, Timed, Connell, 43, Moribed in the minder as • tailor, a strains looking me, was placed at the tzar, indicted for fittempling to commit self-murder by throwing himself from Reamer smith-bridge into the River Thames. It appeared that about four o'clock use aftersoon during Bat mouth the prisoner jumped from the bridge Mee the river, and was with difficulty dragged out by a valorem. Frederick Wlllissmos said be wee as iosPaster the detective polies at Sootland-yard. He bad Menem the primer since March, 1884, when he pve bisseM up to the yahoo authorities is Rem. end Map* bimelf with being guilty of the murder of Emma Jeanne. It turned out that there use so foundation for the able.. mot. Since the the primer bee attempted to sem& suicide by throwing himself out of a wisdom, sad bee suffered impriscoment for It. When the primmer com mitted the eat of which he was the charged he bed only base discharged from Bow-serest polieweourt stoat two . been charged wit ' - h a similar edema He west - sad most have harried It to Dr. Sonia. was then ewers. He mid that be hid ex. .mined the prisoner, and he had bees nadir his moth, far some time past. He believed he was is.., but was a silly, foolish fellow. Mr. Papas sesteseed the primmer to three moths' Imprierament. Maninrct Cox, 23, was plaited at the bar, blasted for stealing a shift and other articles, the property of Benjamin Shinor, her master. Elbe was also indicted for stealing other articles, value 10s., the property of Edward O. Flower. The primmer was in the service of the prommtor in the first owe, sad .tole the articles. pawned them, sod spent the mosey with a rein man at the emits! Palace. The jury rowed the mitosis. Guilty. Former convictions were proved spinet her, and Kr. l'ayne sentential the prisoner to be kept in penal servitude for Neves yaws. Ellen Murphy, 27, was dieted for steeling the sus • St., the moseys of George Jennings, from his potion, while he lay in bed. The enamor pleaded not guilty. The jury towed the prisoner Guilty. Similar convictions were proved against ber, and Mr. Payne sentenced her to seven years' pied iirritutio. TER POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSL Benjamis Taylor aad Haul/ Idly, who are under charge for bovine defrauded the Buesiagbeni Bulldog Company o( *early 2,5001., by mesas of forged aceeptanees. Wore yes terday mph) placed at the bar before the Lewd Mayor. The prlsosers. it will be remembered, were merely re manded for the completion of the &poeticise. and these baying been read over by Mr. Oh., the chief clerk, and wised by the intone 's, the prisommi were fully committed for trial. GUILDHALL. A charge of forgery spirit a solicitor sawed Frederick Moms Hall was gone Into at this court yesterday. It erase out of the oomplieated ease of Madame Waist's, which has so fregasetly been before ths public , . At the rising of the wart the iridium' was net Sablied, sad Mr. Hall was liberated es bin own rsoossionost of 50/. 111ARYLIBONE. A poor, but respectable woman, won known is snob to the officers, made as whoa*. to Yr. Toedley. She Maned that oa Saturday, the 19th of August, oho seat her Little bey, named Joseph Gorey, apd eve perk out to play. Ho did not return bane again, sad she had bees to all the work. houses and other pliess whore oho was likely to pie any Wimp. The polies bad also greatly assisted her, sad she had bad bills printed with a description, but all to no avail. She now wished to know what As was to do, or 11 any , urther steps could be taker). Mr. Yardley said bo was ormemdingly sorry for . her, but he oould not toll bee what to do. Perhaps it pubbelty want given to the application she alight bear sornethirer of The description of the child is :—" Frash omplexitia, light hair, blue yes. It had as a black jackst and rink drab cloth knickerbockers, marked on the waistband, J. S. Q. ; butane boots, sad seeks." . THAMES. David Pariah, • fall and straw man, was breargitt before Mr. Nest, charred with &mealtime James Dix, • polies wadable, No. 129 H. At an early hour in the rooming the primmer was drank sad disorderly in Great, AlMetreet, Whiteehapel. The constable requested the primmer to move on, which he refused to do, end the policeman repeated his request. The primmer made me of foal leagmere, end the polimema pat his band upon him, and was immediately struck by the prisoner co the bead. The blow was described by • wit sees named Suttee as • very full use, cad Dia earl Pariah both fell. The primeer said be was carmen to • bornevilaughteree, sad west into the eciraitry the previous day fee a hone. He got rather too mash drink. Mr. Paget—Yes. Nearly all the offenoes 001111111“14 ate under the inflames of strong drinks. You are saatanold to 14 days' imprisonment and hard labour. The Prisolier —Pray, sir, make it a line, sad I will pay It. Mr. Paget—No. certainly. I never iefliet fines for violent smolt' on the poly. The constables base difficult duties to perform, and when they have been in the right and vie. knee Is committed I have always ordered imprisonment without the option of ply* flies. The Primmer—l shall lees lay idtuatioa if lam seat to prison. Mr. Paget—l will not altar my sealence. Henry Glover, a man about 25 years of age, was brought before Yr. Paget, onarged with stadia, a silver watch. Haas Berg nil he was master of a Norwegian skip. At seven o'elack that moraiag he wan lying dews Is his bank in the cabin sad maw a head ease one hie head mid take hie watch, to which a gold chain was attuned. He thought it was the steward of the vowel who wasted to know the tire* of day, and took so notice at ant, but ow twang round and ening a may with a Invent as who was not one of his crew leaving the cabin, he jumped oat of bed, called out " Stop thief," and ascended to the deck. He saw the prisoner running and thee get over the rail of tho ship on to another, and from there bibs quay. The mate at the ship followed him, seised him, and brought him beck. The prisoner got away from the mate, but was caught aims. The prisoner straggled, and his grey cost was ton right off. The mate of the Nociregita confirmed the latter put el the captain's statement. Richard Smith, a coosteble, said the prisoner was a thief, and was brought to him at the import gate of the West India Dock. Yr. Paget—What has become of the watch and gold dun? (lepton Berg—The watch and chain were throws iota tie deck. Th. prisoner laid be Imo i 5211011114, be would Mks his Ai it. Poliso- el soremat Brides, 4K. mid the prisoner hod bees yi d , Paget committed the primmer fir tell. ATIIISDANCII AT Tna JUDOS? ONANIIELL—Yes baIky blr. Justice Yoshio* Smith vas agate tamed the whole dor is homing summons@ et the Wee esseastm Ism .wets. Hie lordship made Nona cedars maim the Ms el Escheats Mt far leave to appear sod beard aimed ea several matters. Hitherto the Isevised Oars Ma Masada ea Tuesdays and Thursdays dace his Mum hem Meek but •• ma reualstios mill he edepeed for the reesidadar el the essatka, sod the days etstamdeme mill be ea .ad Fridaq• Zhu b u ss at the jade& dimi.i hies, sal vissa • Judy is ad to &Madame it bum about is sa eppearmes d the "lean vasedsa." At the add sat all less sailor a mer ma ad palhassat will I be easeted lry stamps at the slumbers. roe" awl Om *MS iota iris* es Malay. Wednesday, sad Friday motif *ribs' maim • ematiet meeter ellind lasisissr W Ineresi pablisbwkseria MAIMISTki. TALLOW. —Tat LOMAT Erescia. The dey quiet to-day. epos, ow, 48s. ad. ; oy . 45e. ; lakombar, Om Id. ; Daasotkor, 461. 34. t o 417 January to Marob, 46a. 94. to 470. ; Marsh, th. ei. oarrox—Limroot, Nom 7.—Althoon tor bre a tarp bootoor ia cores them to to 6;:_ 7 coo fr a goz sis ootrot i Woo tot/ 0 15,000 i t 7 184. ; 100 .Ponosa, M., 160. to 205. ; 50 ; 1.205 1571 15 hh. 17 1 d. 20 04 0 144, ; luso Sunk r 1 ; 11 t o nit ; Bona, Wm* ha, 70. tog. U to 1841 ; Jape. LIM ;60 Pam Us, WOOL AND WOBISTED.-1 dote dSe Liverpool foetal markat ban • goon Ilde. A good deal of wool he bole Walk at 00111•Willik Improved rata. The pally apes briiltaboined sad doopirovia wise Wing comparatively orgeorted. Hag dasewad, sal at tbo oxpesoo d millers, el vetoes, as we bar. le MU apwaida broadly, wool Is worth •balkomby por A. it woo • week ago. Llaeola Weep wiU !eh lo 21. dd. per lb., sod embers ably walimate !Ern Bea!a! Mr are 1--*• similar state of thiap. A brisk Wiesen ‘, { , s eis ekelay aad talky, aad at prises babe The demand far warded port ol es r i e . ras Mews is very mare, are sew reguiriag a seeekkaahle mama al yet Imp cedars 'MA am main in. There is al domed for export. Spinners ere peer minas' la prime, bat they ere set Wiry _ deed, Molnar is frequently ehedrad M have batter pram In rant histaaers a able to supply theasseivas from Marks I. selvages la the pries of wool oomph .pines t mosey, and as the Gamma harm are fall of adman will se doubt to speedily obtained. dame& is silkily for We sad We slash. sad [shin's. The plan iligarbaint le still Wary orders Para ere for mak diMaat &laz e Le a = *dames I. pram, Ye The hmerkes bores esalisue freely, sad their orders en so ezteesire the book@ of the maeafeeterer to bone sod foseles ha sea — Muses almost all light timer Mein' have orders than for soothe to mass. Time is also for *la pods. The tosdssoy at prier is LACE AND HOSIEBY.-1 Lass.—Tbere bas bees a died bramble al the trade aims oar arias as to bend for Oersisay, United fiestas. Tbe satemed wads sidered to lure set is end prespeds Me be.. tends is tasstbo ribs. lass atembe wise. We sadirons - team has likes pikes la lbe less Was upwards al 30,0001. liodeip.— lame Inds still costbress, and a fair leaders ban bass reesived. There is ties to boy on the pert al do Aselesliest. osiers tarsi strived. Os the "bale Vase b al bemire doing la the hoary bads. Or abases is pries.—Naltiaphasi 00227.-13nuaisonme, Bar. 7.-At this Ikea will s kW supply ad sew head layers as a de line of lia. firmly held, bat to lase sleeted oda lava boss Inlimialld to. &slay unaltio• upwards. Bass Is. pee quarter Mew. Pas soilless rodsosi the ratan pries d dim 3s. 4d. Bassot., Barr. 7.-At use sake* * largo esgMy M sew English 'beak the ..- was very Wegaor, sad alas pa say trim qr. Forolga aerial as la per qr. redact kg to baker. Malting barley quiet. little isqviry, at lea week's prism searsity, commeadal abase ;wis s dd. to 91 per m. lower. Lama ern is , pdoss. Divan. Sae. 7.-TM supply of old _ wall, bet large of now. Oid all at Yet brat qualities of sow were 2e. lower. Damps Mika 1111111.1118 at a still pater reduction. offer. Ws My as dear. Rat la. to le. pry 3d. to dd. per Immitel low. Best white what, beet rod ditto, 235. to 25a; other sorts, 18s. t 221. to 36a. ; boas, 22e. to 25a. ; pus, lk. to' vetches, 29e. 32e. ; rye, Um to 17a 37a.; best meads, no. to 345. llimaclisnarra, liar. 7.-Our market only moderately Wooded. Old English at • voduaties ol L. par cr., while sew ruts-roarallv 3s. to 4s. per qr. below last wan in limited request, and nest be quoted sack desepor. Old oats and palatal ware new pa way id. per 4511 a ad la. per Beans were very Ann. Wise cora was alteratas. Nrwaia, liar. 6.-With a dull tone ia the pekes for sew gave way 2r. to 3s. per qr.; fee wan rather lower. Barley malataiad its rather dearer. Ness made full prima Samsun, Bin. 7.-Our market was with wheat this day. The trade ruled prises quite 2• par qr. lower Ilea lad parcels a/ barley cm Mier ; pekes 30e. to 341. tw EtrOCZTOIGOLTIM, Barr. 6.-Wheat pet qc' the boshal-Darimis ad Yorkshire rod. 42.. to, white. 444 10 601.; seatb iosairy red. 465. to • 48e. to 50a. Baia, Oodles. 26e. to *a fe te d, sew, 22a. to 24e. to 421 b. per 22a. Beans, old, 4 41 . to Erisamme, Bart'. 6.-There were in today's 438 qrs. wheat. 969 gra barley, 1,347 gm P. beam. Thant were sold-Wless, 205 qo qrs.; oats, 1,060 qrs. ; boas, 44 qra. As last weak wheat was 6d. down op tap, ea_ avenge. Barley was Is. down ea top, sad 20. on sango. Oats were she maw oa top, ad cm saran*. Beaus were Ia up oa top, sod cm avenge. Priem per Imperial qr.; 491. 6d. Earley, 22a. to 345. Oats, 16e. 6d' 43.. to 465. CIATTLE.-Bitimransx, BQr. 7.-Ws mwly of beasts et today's market. Trek, shade rosier prima. Sheep and lambs a feu statioom,. Clams a moderate supply ; fair at full prior. Fat piga a fair esseasable 7d. to Ted.; mutton, Bd. to 91d. ; lamb 3d. veal, 6d. to Bd. pm lb ; fat pigs, 10s. 6d. to ' pocket pigs, lla. to 12a. per scorn NO11111011•11, Sir. 6.-At this market wore shows, and were ratter better in gm roam& was good ; tho prime for beat owlish; sdramoe. Bast beef from 9s. 3d. to its. 9d. , Werke kinds realised 7s. to 84. Not so =ay °Cored ; the trade far them was brisk ; the price =rased from 9d. to 10d. per pima; from 7411. to 8& There ware mote limbs sad the show el wives wet exesedisily small : s theformsr ruled from 9d. to 10d., sad tle WWI. Porket pip, Si. 43d. toga ; bacons, Bs. MA.% ben at ssarket Satonday-fleams. 21; calm, 67 ; pigs, 138. Wasseday-Besets. 207; • aim*, 842; pigs, 12. EDUINVSOII. Bswr. 6.-The member of NO inarnimi wet 461, beim; 55 more than last am slowly effected, but an alteration in Priam 9. 3& mutest for the best sorts from 85. middling and inferior from 6s. Sd. to 75. ed. The amber of shame and lambs was lap, 0 7,806, or 689 more than last week. 2,325 of were Won lambs mad boas. Good slap mad imaimtained late rates. Top price of the bid 91d. ; sanest 9d. sad downwards. Ewes fran par lb. Lambs, top price, 455. ; mutest MP from 30e. to 384. ; inferior sorts, from 295. so Ili heed, top, 32a. ; eurnmst. 2K, sad dome to 14 Fad pigs from bs. Bd. to 80- per Moos ; • weeks old do., from 10s. to 18e. a We& Fat satin lean do., 0 ; Ditch oows, 6 ; sheep, 7.808 ; [AdViertioetn e :4l—ROLLOWAT ' S =my —lie not d —There is a glint from the to who tbreateas to d. His num k ebolera sod We adsorb coo getarity. Debility. and Despoudasey. limb K tbk dire disease maybe overcome without 0. remedies, provided they be resorted to without flodmonlob looseassa, feverishness, or pain b. action. The " direetione will enable the les. treat samendelly sad subdue omelet* time toms of theism. When contidenes to RaenWs coos estabfkhed, molt believer is their virtues recommend thou to lib soomistanees„ that nom Yellerthe leWs Mends within Ida own forkem BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DWI' BIRTH& BAGOT.-Amolombor QuoMoipMarttas• the .- Itoy. y. moo. HOLYIAND. 6, et PoraMhlll, W witMe WM. ot a JOHNSON.-86Mombor 6, • M Marotori-la. moo, 1106, M • doomMor. XAVIaIDATO.-11.0smoor A at l o loolsoMeroA_ Park. as MU ot A A MAIL . AIL MovvosonlMo, d • OW' AOINL COMILILL-11ZIMATT.-B•Mombor k i I. Bt by es._ adv. c. Ansa, L J. Coctora, Saf.: ° lambeth, daaMter of Xr. J. leasott. Calaki 4 _ da LAIIIMITTII-wooDwAstr.--eoptoomot A A" ala NotOotoom, WM* J. Goody. A. 2:11 Oztord.tormoo. Hy&witt, to ItAm. daogMot d U. Wadala. NM.. dradobserom. Potibos. para. DA Ti MN. Aseient.-ereebee e. as Th me oMeld's Polk SU% .1 AO 110 1M1.L.-Ilmolombor A 66 , Comma Oa Me wtee of Porta S. olom gawk am, skodi limmo iiooss.-ftrwiske 11, at itoofts 11046617. wMts e ft. Illootm Al a A L 1 . ..4Arliat ik 6, 66 Ineramot. 1 1 ‘ 111/11 Mated — awl MUMMA Wow* LIIM 11 Louabarddrisk Ct 4 st proe"rail. Moe ti Lreforestrest. the Proilsoll. MOW 1111=111 _--• 1. Wu Sc t o 44 7 7s. ; Marsh, 47; ": • ' 7.-AlMoe4; flea then is so .darls,ooo - . - " a • • 1,000 . to 20d. ; 50 • la leg; ao 7 ed• SD 154. ; • ::'tip ; -BOADVOID, Buz 7 -MO atm haa market ml km been sold a • a s , 4 tm. Tha desert i a wools, g is • 41.7( 1P ore • • ref withers. Tas 4 is WE aporserk t Hpreay psr I Wimp will %Mk withers shout la fidr on Woks*, k lonslaam was repin d ANS WW4it arg il he warmed rani a * very actin. hi anent ef Mb Mem is air we ere lamin a ▪ set werf rwiaiiial X Iy etiorked bp u s Jame fastener step a o' Lem docks la hat e maples *men to Ng - ems are full ma s 4 dily obtained. el tis WI sloe., ad el m 7. IP is maly teat doliillvzlt hijk o tha; r, the nem eantime • m ensnare the g ▪ to the esdasks • 1, MMus al Imp codes whisk * There is also a are 7.t prism is upwa* f r.-NOTITSoias. it eight improveneet a • e our loot :nor,. Gernmay, ham; is atonal trade may is isorposts 1 1 saq motive. Las pa tundorMand gat I the lam tisk Ik e Hoslory.-Ths Pow a 1 mid a fak Eon ci • There Jo also been tbe ustralia; mug teewhale there is a fir try Inds. Oalloa roam em Jostraist. , lot 7.-At this hes 7 I new E Auk ef 2*. to Im pm pot !oda odes, a Mamie ries iBBBBllll : lldghlr Oser limail r. P- 41. par t e; I ,i a wheat, the allad . ! ,1 1 rur market trrilmos es gme trey tram k. ri tr pm qr rednetism, widen se Imlay quiet. ler Ws OWL White ssa, sae prima Els* mime ems is fair ismel,. • supply of old. wheat bin !' lid sold at het wist's tr Is. lower. Damp 'Mae d Neer rednotisa. No ha Rye 1~ le la par qr, BIM whet, Pest, sir 71 ether met; its. M ei 25a.; perm 19s. sorb.; 16s. to 17. ; lbw tem It 7, es. -Our market thio Old English wheat mit ~ while Dew brought per qr. below hot weed. v nom be quoted fA. ts n d oatmeal wets who* ; and la. pm load thin corn was witted a hadulltonsintbwhd a to 3.. per qr.; fee Math ry maiotaiosd lb gem 8 Tar a ir et . was tolaredy I trade rulad exceandi ewer than let wok. De j ; ;Pose Mo. to 341. pelt T. 6.-Inteal It qr. d Fart:dike zed. 42a. to Oa; eanaory" rod. 455. to ab , 251. Int. • lotele, • g 1 14211 per bmbsi, Mere were in today's barley. 1.347 era et% e . 1-Wheel, 206 qrs.; ma, 44 qra. As massei . down on top, and 9d. ha doom on top, and 2s. 9d he same os top, and It • la up at top, and la if. imperial qr. • WPM, at Po. Osta, 16e.6 , 5 to Eh m, SEPT. 7.-We mei s lay's market. Trade Am, it op and lambs foe oaffil; lento supply ; fair shwa. a fair esseonable supply. d. to Old. ; lamb 3L b a fat pigs, 10.. lid. to 111. it nears, -At this nisrkat owe :her better in (ruder. lb e for PM goalies. wwild4 ll 7 I, 9s. 3d. to 9a. 9d. pa sloes; to fte. KM so meat' shop em wee brisk ; the pries hi • W 104. per pearl; There wore more lambs no erseediogly small : Piro to L 10d., sad the later 7 • . ; bacons, Si. Id. to 9s. -Semis. 21; ealralo o L eanday-Baste. 240; ow. L-The somber of es* 55 more than loot markst alteration in prima TIP best aorta from ftee fd. to la rem 6s. Si to 7a 51 PI . od iambs was limp, this . last week. 2,330 cf do ous. Good steep sad hi Top prim of she bit,,, downwards. Ewe from IP p price, 45a. ; entreat WI ice aorta, from 20a to Wi• ; 20h. sad plows to 14 0. t06..8Z pit "tom ; ois to i t 0. .; s sleep,moo 1. -HOLLOWAY'S PICTS OS Renh giant unlohluS o Moses Mir WWWWIO__,.. to admits consist et Imo.. spoodeocy. keeh of doss overcome witltort dsar_ l l,_ e resorted to without osstro• edemas, or pan betrsB l _,_. enable the knit tbdos conikteq *pia imm. :madams I n limrars Heuer in their views .4:manta:nes, that nor INF V 6