The Sun. — London, England, 1860-09-15 00:00:00

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' . . .--4--- 4 - , . • r ee- . - s' Mr extraordinary and - improbable en cumstances that es business of the meeting wa- b • ht t t The Lords of, the Admiralty resumed their in (From tire - Thhes.) - sos A ei t th th i e ica G r u n i , ld d h es a c l i l l had I;en depos - ecl to, to dismiss the charge and re- The Gazette of St. Petersburg publishes a letter undant and of the most interest DONCASTER, RACES-FRIDAY. 4- - apection of the naral establishments at Portmouth The letter we yesterday nublished from our .• b P A li a 6e s a C . r t e o h p u o r t r t t e e i 3 n r ' e , g s w t c • d e ' i s ' u l c a r l i y i k a r ' a g n e ( d i lieve the defendant from the misery arid suffering from Madame Albrecht, wife of a physician, dated THE CUP DAY. LIVERPOOL-Serie 14. in s before Alderman Abbiss wi The ' eof both millers and dealers at yesterday. Their lordehips left the Oehorne from Hakodate, in the island of Japan, the 15th s t is moining s maeket sale - d • their barge early in the forenoon, and, crossing, s , the Special Correspondent who amompa,nies the British f the under-sheriffs of rectory conclu-ion Th a d • th f •a ' s whes• el.' ' • ,ai• a s oo consumptive demand for e . e raciaa unng e oui a) swa , e e leeien may be quoted at about late rates. Flour was harbour, landed at Ilaalar, inspecting first the gun- cep, . . dition to China has given precise information fth 11 . ' f 'd to the position o e a tea orces, ae, as as t e 4 h London and Middlesex. annoying Mr. Gammen, one o id-Yesterday about one to which he had been subjccftel by having such aa April, giving an account of an excursion into the a b - accusation brought against him: . i i n o g u g d e s : d a p t n i l o o n s . t s a l i h s e - • , . , ill i., ll:r th il:ri t fl t t h h e e:r ec e ei ff i : nut preseed for sale, and consequently no cheaper. 1n In- Mr. Charles Gammon sa i . , . interior of that sineular country •-" It required . . officials worked with a cordial co-operation to carry out the than corn , there was a moderate business doue, at scarcely boat yard and ehipway there. The stay there was as . , f - T *rs in that country, up to the 12th of I was waleing down Basinghall• :James Fovsles, the youn '•• h tl 6 man , w orn le corn- any efforts end more time. to cause the Japanese a Tuesday's rates. Oats • • i r i r i g a :c :l e i I I 'l d el b l e 3 a i c 1 1 l d a u t e l e : in t :ti n e l e ea se way ie price. Oatmeal was but short ; some of the skeletons of the decayed state o as al J I last. At that date the two expeditionary d 11 d fe b pleinant had accused of taking liberties with her m - ' gunboats, however, attractine a passing notice from u y t when the defen ant ca e a ier me y . Accordine to treaties attended with com lete succ e ,to consent to our project. e s, _ P e,s. t ee , ei a c request, at lower prices. New fine cut oat ° ral state and con- forces were in perfect order, safety, health and im- stree , dd. 1 , 1 L " There he goes-there he goes," upon one occasion, was then called, and he swore in the most positive manner that her statement was meal sold at from 338 t o 31. 6d per load. Bea their lordships. With the gene o'clock in the day, consuls-general alone have the right of travelling i '''' ns peas, and greater proof of the increased popularity of the meets barley remain without alteration, with a retail Kmand. appeared well pleased, and mobility. The Chinese retained their old attitude n ame ' a 1 -' which had the effect of calling general attention to untrue, and that nothing of the sort ever took place. dition of the yard they by land in the interior; and the Russians have here :s a w: l : L e e i n . i ~ t , --- dove l n . the six of dogged expectation, and every one was waiting _e. I told him if he annoyed me so again I would gave the necessary orders for laying s yard to see whet would next occur. Even Lord Elgin ": him into custody, for he had annoyed me in The Lord Mayor, after some deliberation, said only a simple consul ; but, as he enjoys the same , Grand Stand exceeded by over £l,OOO those of any former IV. , A.KEFIELD-SEP T . 14. new boats in No. 6 shed. On leaving t n . . . give year, 'I he authori • lie Ro al Naval HO3- himself did not seem to hope much from mere ne- y for the last four years He is always that at first he was inclined to believe the story ties at the Doncaster Railway station The weather has been generally fine since last Friday their lordships next visited t y the sameewa., 1 privileges as a consnl-gener 1 a , the authorities could Cat' n for thos • C I t • I ho are the per• • 1 ' d k n'tal at Hasler together with the new cemetery go i.io ; e wise eesias, w • _ - tipsy. He was c runk yesterday, am is run now. that had been told b 3 the complainant, and th t deserve especial connnendation for the regularit and order and harvest is making rapid progress. Ve have a thi at: I hd b : 1 - • a not maintain any objection on that score. We pur- with which they conducted the immense traffi Y • tendance to-day, with a ver fair trade. The sh n ve -1 • ft their lordships landed fection of old-fashioned common sense, never go for He is in the habit of taking me by the arm, but sle a een most obscene y and disgracefully c during the wheat is pretty good, va _, .Y . _ . . ow of ne attached. In the a ernoon, chased Japanese litters, or, as they are called here, k. To Mr Leith the traffi , iyie h a much in qu . ality and condi 'n some ward tomeet treubles and those atriotic Mandarins at the Royal Clarence-yard, and, enter' g . , r k. h did not do so yesterday because 1 (rot away from treated by her master • but after the evidence wee . , ~. G manager, and Mr. Wood t • t •• e la • • ion, a , gre e n r pnces-w ite, 62s ; red, (As to 60s per qr. are far too e - " ' . l '" s ftl l t 't ' d l I • • cages (kahos). They contained no sort of seats, • the clerk in charae at Donee • • • that were in waiting, proceeded to For- who issue their commands from Pe in . him. I was walking through Guildhall about a o ie as wi ness, an aso ta sing into con- , , , stci, the public are mainly in- New barley scarce, at 40s to 445. Other t" 1 ar 1- es at about carriages misfortunes debted for the admirable arrangements which were so 011- previous rates. don-barracks, the head-quarters . of the Royal sound Confucians to be moved by any t couple of hours afterwards, when the defendant si • deration the monstrosit of the sueeestion that and are not long enoueh to enable the 1 es to he o ula- , y nc ; r ' ~. b - '- e n eiently carried out. The st• t• - d• • ' ' • ht Infantry Or alighting at the gate that may chence to happen to distan ri P again called out my name loudly and said " There such acts could have been perpetrated in the pre- extended ;so that we were obliged to sit cross .. . a ion was ivided into two ---- Malone Lig • - " cstion that by ' - " f h divisions; at the locomotive sidings were Messrs. Mullens aIANSFIELD-SEPT. 13. of the barrack parade, they were received by Se- tions. A Goeernor made a s l g the Europeans he goes" in a most insultine manner. I know no- Ja anese fashion • w scnce o t e prisoper's wife, he had arrived at a legged in p , e had, however, the and Piaott, and from their divisi alo e d Commandant Lieut.-Col. Mitehell, who accom- cultivating friendly relations wit 1 thing more of the man. edid not even know his different conclusion. He felt that the charge had back supported by a cushion. We were five in . • l'n A moderate show of wheat at market to dev for which n were despatched , _. . , • ' - '- ' con - rhaps, stop t .e on the evenin s g s aof the St. Le er between 6 and 20 minute the trade was inactive for most samples, at a decline of ls ' might, re not been made out, and he should therefore dis- number-the consul, his wife, their son, myself, and name. He was quite drunk-just able to walk, and panie ' d their lordships on the parade ground, where the Imperial Government bble which sweeps over on last week. Earley rather (tearer. Beans and oats were miss it. a lady's maid, and each of us had a litter or cage. ecial trains to various arts of the tufacent past 7 10 sp p i __ _ _ the division was drawn up in line, under the cora- career of that armed ra . ..1 ei d • f that svas all. He called out so loudly that the scarce. White ruled at 65s to 71s, red 62s to 66s per qr. he stole,. I an arms o country. Mr. Lamb had the su erintendence of t P he Barley, 298 to 45s ; oats, 28s to 325; beans, 47s to 525; mend of Col. Commandant Aaderson, with the band their rich cities ; but t d h call d li . ' Lord Mayor's servants heard him at the entrance to Seven Japanese functionaries were ordered to be in " Sha p e , , kes care Sidinae " from which the London and colours in the centre. After a general selute Pekin superseded him, an ave . e.imup in the Court of Common Council. I have been more THE CATASTROPHE AT BEL.II.IBIIORB. attendance on us, and each of them had a litter and cheap ex. peas, -s te -s. fore them for his traitorous ad- cursion train departed. This train, by the way, was so along the line, the men matched past in slow and chains to answer be . annoyed by him in Basinghall-street, because that 4a two domestics ;we had also two guides. The litter - 1 . ' d k ror, it seems, Ives in a run en lona that it had to be divided ; it consisted of 30 third-cla - s EXETER-SErT. 14. d from a lon ole 1 is suspende g p p aced on the shoulders e . s • . quick time, and then wheeled into line. After pas- vice. The l ' a l ) ? is where he is generally hanging about. The beadle When our report left on Wednesday the coroner's 11 • h h hll d his counse ors, wit tes a ow d2O first and second-class carriaaes The ~ South' , A fair business Nris done in the corn market to-da a of men-two before and two behind, and each an e • f , e `. ' y , Bing along the line, and inspecting . the artillery delirium, an ~ also heard him, and took him into custody at mY jury had retired to consider their verdict, but could hi' h • th P 1: G t gravity of Chiname . n, pu is in e e . •in aze . te ~ 's attended b bearers to relieve each one i y . trains were under the superintendence of Mr. Brown and the o.low ing prices :- attached to the division, the men were dismissed. uest . not agree. Some further evidence was afterwards Wheat white •BsOd t Os Od Berle • 4s 4d to 4s ca *nst his too oten o ions WI ' re q ' other in turns, some of them having as many as Mr. Beswiek, of the Midland ; the "North" trains of Mr D • ' • • ° • I 3 ' A detachment was immediately afterwards formed, protests agai p t p tat . t.. Scott, the beadle, said-I heard the defendant, taken, and the in t d • d ques was a journe . • itto red is 9d to Os Od Oats .. 3s 6d te 4s 01 and went through a course of drill at the ship gun- 0 Power as this accommodation without such a rulin, . who was decidedly the worse for liquor, say, " Here The jury re-assembled yesterday, when Mr. ten. We were also accompanied by a vast number Gleadall ; and tho " South Yorkshire" trains under the Flour, fine, 45s to -s; seconds, 43s to -s per sack. "dentl ho eless The only con se that of police officers who walked before, and on each management of Mr. English, the traffic manager, and when battery, in the rear of the barracks. The result of blows is evi y p . - r comes Gammon." I never saw him in the hall be- Robinson, attorney for the friends of the deceased CATTLE. have an effect is to show these drunkards and side of the litters, and who cried in melancholy tone we state that Sheffield alone contributed 11,000 passengers There was a small attendance of dealers at the market, the inspection reflected the highest credit on the can y , fore. Mr. Gammon gave him into custody, and he passengers called witnesses. officers and men of the division. The ds that we can reach h m nin Pekin Royal dotar t e eve was bailed out at 10 o'clock last night. George ' Ellis, mechanic, sworn-I was in the to all the common people we met on the road it will be readily believed that gentleman found his office owing to the harvest. Business dull. itself. Fat beef,p score, lls to 11s6d Ewes, per lb .... 6d to 60 ' Sere,' which means ' sit down.' This order was no sinecure. The defeat of the first for the St. Leger in Clarence yard, together with the Duke of Welling- h Alderman Abbiss-What have you to say to this part of the train which ran away-in a second- Perk careases,do Ils to 12s Od Wethers do .6; d to 7tl ton, 131, screw, and the Shannon, For this all re ara i n En lis 51, screw, was . p p to, so far as the g charge ? cfass carriage. After three carriages had been b d I th t o eye . a e owns, where the inhabitants col- each eve,nt for which they started created considerable as- Sheep, per lb. 7il to -d Fat calves, d 0.... 6ad to 7,1 d has lon i shortly inspected by their lordships on Thursday are concerne , g s nee been made. The two Defendant--I ask for an adjournment ; I called thrown off the line, I should be in the third or ds to see Us lected in crow pass, the same order was tonishment, and the successes of Lords Derby, Zetland, Rough fat, 4d per lb. evening. In the visit to the Sirius target ship the a . llied nations have ..- 'n se a w isely held rendezous i p him Gammon, and if his name is unfortunatelY fourth carriage from the collision. It was a break g iven ' - n - - a d the neonle imme i 7 d ate.y sat down, in and Portsmouth were hailed with great demonstrations of ts rate localities sufficient' near to each other and same evening the examination of the various targe , y t • Gammon, it's all gammon for him to be offended, carriage. A passenger named Crowsdale got out s p i • •te of mud and rain In certain to ns however thu-ie Alt th we , fen s • sm. oge er, the concluding day's sport was , BRISTOL SUGAR-Serr. 14. appeared to excite much interest among their lord- to the scene of hperations to be ab i l , e to ac in and this business will all end in gammon. (Great _the train having gone back 150 yards-and h ' db . whic are oecupie y princes, the people were of great interest, bringing one of the most successful Don- eh ve hed b al" a • ut a moderate demand for sugars thia ships. Last evenine the Admiralty gave their cus- unison, and sufficiently apart to be anle to enjoy laughter.) spoke to the guard or some one outside. The car- . exempt from this formality. So great in some caster meetings on record to a t• f t • sa is ac ory issue. week, and the market closes heavily both for fair and re c. 's George Hotel national tastes and habits undisturbed. The little laces was the curicsity of the people to see us A Sweepstakes of 200 fined descriptions. Jamaica, 38s to 41s; Barbadoes, 36s to tomary official dinner at Dent . . , . h e d Alderman Abbiss-Had you any business with riage *as a little broken. Our heeds were all p sovs, le ft, for three-yr-olds ; colts, 41s 6d• Nothing doing in rums. Portsmouth, to which 40 guests were invited. Theie. bay in which the English fleet was anc or . Mr. Gammon ? knocked together with the collision. that they pressed close to the litters and endea- Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 21b. St. Leger Course. 5 subs. -- d the ball at II - o lordships afterwards patronise ol n the 12th of July, and around which d ih a Defendant-He is constantly at the BankruptcY By Mr. Grundy-The train, I think, had gone dtoo en the doors (there is one on each side) voure i 1 p h ‘ I , Mr. Merry's Northern Light, Bst 71b .... (Custanco) w.o. COAL MARKET-SErT. 14. lingsworth's rooms, in aid of the funds for the Sea- the English army was encamped, is escr e Court, where my son reports for one of the news- back 150 to 200 yards before they applied the but tle po ice, w o were armed with long sticks, Match of 300 sovs, h ft. Red-house in. 5 furlongs 132 man's and Marines' Orphans' Schools. by our correspondent in terms not often used d h ft 'yes him his card for he is b k I I •d th h t't r and with small iron rods, the latter carried in the yards. (Prices of Coal er Ton at thc P ' close of the market.) The Emerald, 51, screw, Capt. A. Cumming, and to characterise a Chinese climate. Weather like a papers ; an eoen gi . , rea . mei e person w. opuion go ove very fond of having his name printed Gammon, the top of the carriage. The train was running I eke t them off T 1 ' d • s eev , p , us ro is a mark of autho- s. d. Lord Glasgow's cby Stockwell, dam by Pyrrhus the Buddle'sWest Hartley 16 0 Walls:End. 5, d. the Eagle, 50, Commander Strode, have been re- breezy autumn day, with a thermometer never although he does not like being called Gammon. very fast. rity, and it is said that the Japanese greatly fear First, 2 yrs, Bst 71b (Aldcroft) 1 Tanfield Moor 13 9 Heugh Hall 18 9 moved from. the steam basin at Portsmouth, and rising above 84, is not the common experience of (Laughter.) Samuel Laycoek, Colne, mechanic, corroborated being touched by one, as they are then placed Sir J. llawley's Caliban, 2 yrs, Bst 41b (Challoner) 2 Tanfield Moor Butes..l3 9 Kelloe berthed alongside their hulks in the harbour. those of our countrymen who seek their fortunes i • n Alderman Abbiss-Do you wish to ask Mr. Gam- the evidence of Ellis. under arrest. At every station at which we Betting-3 to len Lord Glasgow's colt, who was in front Howard's West Hart- Whitworth 16 6 The Victoria and Royal Albert paddle yacht was China. It must be remembered, however, that this mon any queetions ? - William Duerden travelled with the two la.st d we found re axed fo hout closel waited uon b Caliban the Stockwell stoppc p p rus a chamber, throug , y p y , ley 16 0 Eden lB 9 yesterday docked atPortsmouth to clean coppen&e., great empire has climates of every kind, and the Defendant-Did I not say, " How do you do, Mr. witnesses, and corroborated their evidence. which was very clean, and decorated with mag- colt winning a fine race by a short head. Davison's West Hart ley Hunwick ... .16 0 Framwellgate l6 6 18 9 in readiness to attend upon her Majesty. expeditionary forces are now placed far up north, Gammon ?" Thomas Moran, gatekeeper at the crossing gate . be er han in s • and for us to sit down, The Doncaster Stakes of 10 sovs each, with 100 added, for l as • nificent pap g g , est Hartley 16 0 Russel's Hetton 18 9 The launch of her Majesty's 91 gun ship Anson and many degrees distant from the pestilential Mr. Gammon-No; but you did say that if lon the line at Helmshore, sworn-I heard the Th nches wi p y th a sort of cushion were rovided. three- r-olds; colts, Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 3lb ; extra Weight Acorn Close .. 19 0 from Woolwich Dock Yard will take place this Canton river and the close atmosphere of Hong would shake hands with you, you would not be • b • k h th t 'n separated. I went couplings lea wen e rai ese stations are * destined for functionaries for winners. The second to receive 50 sovs out of the Walls End. Car. & DuffrynMalting22 6 morning. The flagship Fisgard and other vessels kong. Here, ix a landlocked bay without a rock or offended. to put my signal on, and saw Tomlinson, the guar , d who travel on the public service. They are stakes. Last mile and a half. 59 subs. Helton .. 2O 0 h to con usually moored in the offing in the vicinity of the shoal, and spacious enough and deep enoug h Defendant-All I have to say is that Mr. Gam- run after the train to put on his break. 11 a constructed on the same plan ; the cham- Lord Derby's Cape Flyaway, Bst 71b ealdcroft) 1 Ships at market, 21 ; sold, 20. launch have been removectand arrangements for the tain all the navies of the world, situated upon t at _ on . is a most respectable practitioner in our court, By Mr. Robinson-There were three porters at ber WC occupied •in each was only separated Mr. Parker s Sutherland, Bst 71b (J. Adams) 2 . osite to the `" from the street by one for the domestics, and was Mr. A. Nicholl's The Wizard (incl. 61b extra), Bst 121 b accommodation of visitors have been completed on a point of land which is directly opp s h the Court of Bankruptcy, and knowing him, and the station to assist passengers. (G. Fordham) 3 RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. most liberal and commodious scale. The tide will mouth of the Peiho, but distantly opposite-tor t e wishing him no evil, I went to his office this morn- Robert Blake fC 1 - I • the y, o o ne, sworn- was in divided into different compartments by sliding par- St. Albans also ran. • be at its extreme height at half-past 12, and the whole width of the Gu . . lf of Pecheli interposes be - ing, at 10 o'clock, but he was not there. I went - p t f the train that broke away, and in the car- - • ar o titions Ever room y we weee in was very cold at Betting-7to 4 on St. Alban.; 6 to 4 ag•st the 'Wizard, 9 TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE IN EEK. hem-la the British fleet. It had been .7 'silt notwithstandin braziers ni s , g were lighted on Anson is expected to take the water a few minutes tween t . . y there for the purpose of saying, " Gammon, let us nage following the three that were thrown off hy . way. to 2 agst Cape F'ya - . 60 t d b • 1 before one o'clock. Her Royal Highness the Prin- there, flying its pennan s, an nu . m ering near y shake hands and make an end of this gammon." I - the collision. our retiring to rest. The roads were very good. Miles Opened. Receipts. Sutherland made play, waited upon by St. Albans, Cape 200 vessels of war or transport, since June 25th. Those in the first art of ou • ____e____ --es- % cess Mary of Cambridge had expressed her inten- . p r journey were wide, Railways. ~ beg to express my very great regret, and am willing Nathaniel Ramsbottom, sworn-I was the first Flyaway next, and th W• d I e izar ast, the latter being many no. me. 18e0. 1 1859. I d'cl. t • f t ' 11 't tion of acting as sponsor to the noble vessel, but on This sp en i armamen is per ec in a i s ap to shake hands with hide now if he likes. driver of the third t • 0 li . Helm rain. n approac mg and planted with high trees, the branches of which 1 th bh• eng s e ind passing the T.Y.C. post ; Cape Flyaway account of the recent death of the Grand Duke of pointments both for sea and for land. It carries an fe c, „ extended across On each side of the road were x x f 12,000 men It is furnished with batteries k . " Mecklenburg Strelitz the ceremony will be per- army o . , au e ntent Alderman Abbiss-It is very deplorable to see a shore I saw, when on the Ogden Viaduct, some car- . • going up to Sutherland and ru ' •• nning side by side with him. rice fields. The second part of our journey was Belfast and N. Counties. ... 65 65 1,393 1,243 riages approaching. I saw them by the tail lights. E t i th t • ner g n e s raight the lot took close order, and within Belfast and County Down.. 20 20 622 527 of Armstrong guns ; and in every article of stores through a mountainous country ; we there saw a formed by proxy. man of education, for I understand you are a re- I could not see them before on account of the curve. the distance St. Albans was beaten off, Cape Flyaway Birkd., Lanc., & Ches. Juno. 31 32 3,140 2,937 From the fact that numbers of apprentice boys which can give it full efficiency it is described to us levee quantity of snow, and were greatly inconve- . Blyth and Tyne 2O 20 1,967 1,679 porer, t so far forget himself as to get the worse for I turned the steam off d h • • and reverse t e engine im- . 6 going to the front, and winning easily by a length and a Bristol and Exeter 125 125 7,128 7,630 bein in a most erfect state When it entered have broken the articles of their apprenticeship, as . g . p . liquor. It appears you were so yesterday, and an ~ . Y medietaly We were eoing at 13 or 14 miles an nienced with rain. We frequently found the roads half; half a length between the second and third ; two Caledonian and have absconded from their masters and enlisted this bay on that 2oth of June the intention was to cut by large rivers, arid we crossed them in ferry Clies.&Holyhead(withMold) 94t 941 - - one can see you are now in the same condition, hour. It was a moonlight night, and there was not lengths between the third and fourth. 304 272 themselves in the service of the Royal Navy, the use the place merely as a rendezvous and to stand which is a great insult to the bench. much fog. The train I was driving I think had boats. The reception we obtained in every town Cockermoutli& 'Workington 8i 81 The Scurry (Selling.) Stakes of 5 sovs each, with 50 added. Cork and Bandon 2O 20 392 314 Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty have issued across the bay, and at once attack the Taku forts. een an - am no , i e , sir. D f d t I t 'lid ed • not fairly stopped when the collision occurred. The was very ceremonious. First of all, an elder in Optional sellina weights, &c. Red-house in, 5 furlongs Cork, Blackrock, & Passage. 61 01 330 301 the followine notice, viz. :-" No apprentice duly The anniversary of the disaster of 1859 passed by. Alderman Abbiss-I should be very sorry to do top of a carriage was forced over my engine by the uniform came forth to meet us, and saluted each .. a le2 yards. 6 subs. Cornwall 535 531 1,364 1,162 17 17 381 351 bound by indentures can be received on board any Instead of upon that day directing his new force you such an injustice, but I do not think my eyes collision. I believe it came from one of the carriages litter with profound respect ; on each side of the . , , .. Mr. S. S s goo Gst J A in 1 inith s Bayonet, -yr ), .... (.da s) Deeside Dublin & Belfast Junction of her Majesty's ships, and any apprentice who against his old enemy, Admiral Hope was compel have deceived me in this instance. However, Mr. • b 11' • I ld h of my own train e ind me. I think t iat wou ave street were police officers with polished sticks ; and Mr. Whittaker's White Rose, 3 yrs (.£5O), 7st 71b Dublin and Drogheda 63 63 1 753 1,875 shall obtain admission into the Royal Navy by led to remain where he was. The General, Sir H. Gammon is not desirous of pressing this case if you h •f h ' la• b appened i t ere had been no engine pus ing e- at some distance from them were public function- (J. Snowden) 2 Dub &Wicklow(in.liingst.) 405 405 2,477 2,281 Dun . dall- and Enniskillen . 122 122 1,600 1,013 means of false statements will be summarily pun- Grant, instead of landing his troops at the point of will promise faithfully that you will never ann • °J r hind. aries in groups, seated on stools. The uniform of Mr. IL O'Hara's lletty, 3 yrs (L5O), 7st 71b..(Ilibberd) 3 Dundee'and Arbroatit * 175 17} 78 i 662 ished under the 16th section of the act 16th and action on the opposite side of the bq, found it ne him again. Job Simpson, sworn-I was the driver of the last these officials is singular-it consists of a sort of Lucienno also ran. Dundee, Perth, & Aber. Jun. 31 . 31 1,114 1,109 17th of Victoria, cap. 69." cessary to disembark his men and horses on the • ~ sir, u . Defendant-That promise shall be kept •b t • 1.1 . d • h' bb • d eown in gauze, with at the shoulders a projection Betting-7 to 4on White Last 671 671 An h l n .. r . - ia 832 951 eneine of the t ir tram. - We were pus ing e in , 0 Rose, 4to 1 each agst Lu- .Couuties,Nrik.,&E.Union 199 189 2%8a 27,0G4 In virtue of the above, Wm. Nasal, a second-class healthy shore off which he lay and to place ' I should like to shake him hy the hand. (Laugh- h b t I d h ' Ih ld th . k resembling wings. In consequence of this we cienne and Hetty. East Kent l9l - - - ut were no coup e to t e train. s ou in urn) 111 105 boy, having entered H.M.S. Fisgard at Woolwich, his men T i t . der canvass When our corres ondent s ter.) I will for the future say, " Mr. Bacon ap- the train went up the bank at the rate of 12 to 14 called them ' functionaries with wings.' Be- Won easily by three-quarters of a length ; a length and l ed i -me r a c tirards ia la s c g k o b w 142 142 6,9 - 03 6,65 - 6 f •h . el b 1 ' 1 . tl l3 first saw tis orce it a een ying is ess aria being an apprentice at the time, was yesterday peered for the assignees," and never call him Gam- hind them were attendants bearing wands, lances, half between tho second and third ; a bad fourth. The Edinburh, Perth,& Dundee ,78 7 8 3,716 3,526 •nactive for nearl three weeks. It was not, miles per hour. sentenced by the local magistrate to two months' 1 y . mon again. (Great laughter, amidst which defen- John Chippe d 1 d f d train, said nae, guar o secon - something resembling horses' tails, and other winner was bought in for 90 guineas. Forth & Clyde Junction however, the fault of either Admiral Hope or Furness hard labour. dant left the court.) After the accident I went up the line to signal bt their differences articles-indicating, no dou , The Doncaster Cup, value 300 sovs, for 3-yr-olds, ist; Glasgow & South-Western 1831 1831 8,278 7,356 Commander T. H. M. Martin has been appointed General Grant that valuable time, the heart in rank. In certain towns we found drawn up large 4-yr-olds, Bst 51b 5- ld 8 t 121 b ; 6-yr-olds and ~ yr-o s, s Great Northe o rn co to the Landrail, fitting at 'Woolwich. of the working year, had been lost, or that our and keep the line clear in front of us. I have been bodies of men with bows and arrows; in others, aged, 9st 21b ; mares and geldings allowed 31b. Penal- ‘r i t • . eat North f S tland Armstrong guns had not long ago undergone their EXTRAORDINARY INV.ESTIGATION. in the company's service from 1849. I had had one lines of soldiers, with a musket in one hand and a ties and allowances. Cup Course, about two miles and Gre Southn. & Westn.(lrlnd ) 329 226 8,981 7,671 at Western 468 466 37,418 ,36,385 THE ARMY. first trial in actual warfare. That army of 12,000 f 1 tAI h f t • t •t d glass o a e a . anc ester. A ter our ram s al e Hull and Holderness - - • from Ramsbottem a man asked me to have a drink match in the other. We completed the journey in 22 a half. eos men could march through China from end to end, inverness & Aberdeen June. 55 55 964 873 days, having travelled at the rate of from 15 to 20 His Royal Highness the Duke of Camhridoe ac- The Lord Mayor was engaged yesterday for seve- of rum. That was in the carriage in which my Lord Zetland's Sabreur, 3 yrs, 7st (Challoner) 1 Irish South-Easterri 2s} 25} 374 248 P ' and find no obstacle to dela • t h B h y i s mare . at t ere companied by Col. Bingham, Major Servo's, and ral hours in the investigation of a charge of a very break was. I opened the door and went in, and miles a day." 3lr. Merry's Thormanby, 3 yrs, 7st 71b (inc. 71b extra) Killarney Junction 4l 41 - --. was an obstacle to the commencement of its o era- (G. Fordham) 2 Lancaster and Carlisle (in other distinguished officers, paid an official visit of • p h d extraordinary character. drank from the bottle. I also smoked a pipe. I got - Kendal and Windermere) 109 109 - - 0 df • d h 1 tCh f tions. ur goo nen swo ay a e- ow a Lord Zetland's 'Vanquisher, 3 yrs, 7st .. (H. Grimshaw) 3 inspection on Thursday afternoon to the extensive n dth • t ' b • 11 ot ma e eir arrangemen sin a usiness- i e Mr. James Apps, a young man, who carries on out between the first and second bridges at Helm- F.ROM THE GAZETTE OF LAST EVENING. Mr. Jaques's High Treason, 3 yrs, 7st 31b (inc. 3lb extra) Lana & Yrks.(in.Blackburn) 393 39a 41,987 37,680 Limerick and Foynes 26 20 195 230 fortification works now in progress on the Vern business as a tailor in Jewry-street, Aldgate, ap- shore, and got upon my break outside. I then ap- (Bullock) 4 Gland!) , 46 4 manner. If it be lawful to blurt out the plain • 534 418 heights at Portland for the defence of the large new t h f h tt 1 t f bt ld rut o sue ma ers, i mus , we ear, e o as peared in discharge of his bail to answer a charge plied the break. I did not think I was doing wrong "WHITEHALL, SF,PT. 12. Lord Strathmore's Mouravieff, 4 yrs, Bst 51b..(Aldcroft) 5 London & North-Western . 950 r Lewes's Wild Rose 4 •rs Bst 21b (Snowden) 6 London and Blackwall 5l 936 86,859 83,115 51 1,849 1,841 harbour recently formed by the construction of the th • • b • d result of all our experience in com me opera- of misdemeanour, in having committed an indecent in taking the rum. I did it to oblige those who in- The Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. James M ' , • 3 • ~, Mr. Copeland s Coronet, 3 yrs, ist (J. Daley) 0 Loudon & South-Western . 389 . 339 21,907 20,425 breakwater at the north end of the island. His , e • assault upon a girl named Emma Spratt. vited me. Smoking is against the rule, and I ought Ingram to the Church and Parish of Dunblane, in the . Lond. Brighton, &S. Coast. 2235 2021 22,231 20,414 • h 1 . bl tions with the French that they are rat er m eto Bettina-3 to 1 reest Wild Rose 4to 1 each aast Sabrour uderr and Enniskillen ... 60 00 Royal Highness arrived at a somewhat late hour, fail in their • d t h preparations, an to trust o c ance, or I Mr. Lewis appeared for the defendant.- not to have done it, and I ought to have prevented presbytery of Dunblane a.nd county of Perth, vacant by the 0 e • e I Y. . - _ - _ tl I 42} 40 lligh Treason, and Mouravieff, Bto 1 agst Thonnanby, Gond., Tilbuiy, & S9u ienc . but completed the inspection of that part of the de- t th ' 1i t k th • h t • o eir a les, omae up err sor comings. The complainant, a good-looking little girl, who others doing it. death of the Rev. James Boe. Man.,Sheffield, & Lincolnsh 1731 1735 12,246 10,760 Vanquisher went off with a long lead, Coronot lying se- alanch. S.Jun.&Altrincliam 95 91 1,192 902 fensive works before the evening set in. On return- Upon the last occasion in China they borrowed exhibited much precociousness in the mode in which James Newell, superinteedent of the East Lencae ADMIRALTY, SEPT. 13. d Wild Rose and - Moura.vieff next Thormanb last. Maryport and Carlisle ing from the hill his Royal Highness embarked on e e •thth f d fth f kt f ' ash . rom us wi e ree om o e ran es rien ip. she gave her evidence, stated that she was 12 years shire carriage department,produced a memorandum Corps of Royal Marines-Captain and Brevet-Major cmi • - • Y M*(11. d , i an 6145 6141 14,785 38,932 board the Admiralty yacht Black Eagle, where he They borrowed our gunboats, aud our stores, and old last March, and she went into the service of the he had made on the morning of the accident, con- Gea r rg_e Lambrick to_b i e rs L t iezte t nan a t n - t Colonel, vie!) Sin:even, Passing the Stand Enclosure Vanquisher increased his leaa Midland G t.Westn. of Irind. 177 177 4,354 4,679 remained during the night. The Volunteers of the defendant and his wife shortly before last Christ- Wiling a list of the carriages in the broken part of reti ed on fnil pay; F L I L . uen George Oliver Ev . ans to about two lengths, Mouravieff depriving Wild Rose of Monkland 52 52 1,541 1,527 our nmmunition, and even our spars and rigging ; to be Captain, viae arn rick, promoted ; Second Lieu- Monmoutlish. ltail. & Canal 44 44 2,348 2,409 Breakwater Artillery corps, under Lieut. Powell, and •when we trained that effective Coolie corps, mas as a domestic servant, and left a little after the train. tenant Francis llarwood Poore to be First Lieutenant, vice the second place on going round the top turn with Sabruer Newcastle and Carlisle 7B 78 3,580 3344 were assembled at the place of embarkation, and which was so essential to our transport service, the Christmas, but returned again to the service in The Coroner having summed up, the jury re- Evans, promoted. closo up, Thormanby still " whipping in." At the Eawtry Newport,Aberi.r.,&llerelor 5O 60 - - acted as guard of honour on the occasion. Yester- French came and divided them with us in a most April. On Tuesday last she made a complaint to turned the following verdict :- INDIA-OFFICE, SEPT. 7. turn, Thormanby went up to his horses, and Coronet corn- North British (in. Dalkeith) 101 161 North Devon ' 35 35' 6,7 8 7 6,228 day his Royal Highness went on the magnificent brotherly manner. On this occaeion the distance her mother of the manner in which she had been " The jury is of opinion that the amount of break By• Order of the Secretary of State for India In Council. poundino• was ulled u and took no further art in the • 61 P Pi P North-Eastern 565 562 761 7(i4 44,801 eente sea wall on the inner breakwater and inspected the between our ' ' h It h d • d positions as not a eget er eprive treated by thedefendant,in consequenceof which she power and the number of guards were insufficient Notice is hereby given, that on Monday the 17th instant race. On coming into sight, alouravieff was leading, at- I . N . c o n r a t li , I s e t e a tl iiire grani *te battery now approaching completion at its fth 1 f d • h f t us o e p easure o ren ermg tem requen . was taken to a doctor, and the defendant was given for so large a train, and recommend the directors the Accounts and Cash Departments of the India Office tended by Vanquisher and Wild Rose, Sabruer next, and I '' North-Western 246 233 8,2,88 7,930 461 465 - - eastern extremity. The outer or great breakwater, friend] ffi bt 't 1)1 h • d d y o ces, u i may possi yae e ren ere into custody. She then stated that after she had to adopt Col. Yolland's suggestions. • Their verdict will be removed from the East India House te the West • Thormanby again many lengths in the rear. At the Red N. Yorkshire and Cleveland 10 _ _ - minster Palace Hotel, Victoria-street, Westminster. Oxford, Wore., & IVolver - and the new fort in process of construction on the th 1 ' er t 1 ffi • H h • em ess 'risme ia ey e cacious. owever tis been about a month in the service of the defendant, is ' Aceidental death.'" House Wild Rose was beaten, Sabreur taking up the rune Peebles lBl MI _ - _ North point at Weymouth, which will command ma be th E el hfl t e d h d b h ye, en e is ee en army a een, wen he commenced treating her in an indecent manner, They were in consultation two hours. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, SEPT. 14, ning ; Thormanby, who came with a rush, taking second St. Helen's Canal& Railway 30 30 2,114 1,913 the northern entrance to the harbour and the ad- and upon one occasion he told her to take some COLONEL YOLLAND'S EXPERIMENTS. The Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy place at the turn entering tho straight. There the race Zo o t t t t ia (i l c o 'n r tra .. l th Eastern IPS 1 %) 3 , 615 3,559 dt•d- th k • 1 our correspon en arrive , waiting ree wee sin 4,0 i 0 4,260 jacent coast line, were also visited. Major Nugent, the Ba of Ta-lien•whan for the French. Our shi s D water to her mistress's bedroom, and when she did On Thursday Col. Yolland went up to Helmshore, Council for Trade and Plantations have received, from the was_left t 0 .111 1 ... Merry and Lr o l Zetland's re resentatives '§ . . p , mem sbury & Birmingham 291 29/ 2,215 2,137 Commanding Royal Engineers, received and accom- d • Y h • .1 d cl • h'' ' so the defendant threw her on the bed and assaulted the scene of the late lamentable catastrophe, to Secre Affairs acoof a des etch Sebruer winnine• after an excitin set to b threeleneths • Shrewsbury and Chester tary of State , for . Fareign ,„,. py . p , s , . . g , y e , s , 48 3,982 3,316 i b - &II , f •d St ws ui y cre oi rying t eir sal s, an our men, spen ing t eir from her Majesty s Minister at 1 urns, inclosing a copy of ire . , . 51 2,041 1,939 Vanquisher a very bad third • the others milling up Co- ' panied his Royal Highness over the Vern works on ammunition upon the too nimble hare, which re- her. His wife, she said, was lying on the bed at make a series of experiments for the purpose of a Royal Sardinian decree, reducing as follows the import - • - • ' ' - • Shropshire L mon 295 29} 830 796 Thursday. 11 , 1 r. Coode, chief engineer of the break- fuses to succumb to ball.cartrid e, were all idlina, the time, and saw all that occurred. The defen- completing his report to the Board of trade. He duties upon the undermentioned articles :- ronet trotted in and did not pass the post. South Devon l e Soul h- Eastern 721 70i 402 3,764 306 302 28,661 27,540 water, and Mr. Leather contractor, were in attend- until it should please the Fren g ch to come up anil dant told her, after he had assaulted her in the took with him from Bury a train of 17 carriages, Per kilog. The Nursery Plate a 200 sovs, for 2-yr-olds. Last mi . South Wales l7l/ 171/ 9,916 7,921 ance to-day. On the Royal standard being hoisted encumber us with their assistance and srt their presence of his wife, not to tell anybody what had being the estimated number of the portion of the Reduced Mr. W. Day's Elcho, 7st (J. Adams) IS. Yorkshire and River Dun 118 108 3,097 2,286 this morning on board the Black Eagle, the guard- customa I • 11 h 1 'l3 as e ry e aim to a te g ory. ut the Frencn . . happened, and said that if she did she, and not train that broke away at Helmshore. These car- from to Baron Rothschild's Molly filly, 6st 41b (J. Daley) 2 Stockton and Darlington .. 123 119 7,073 6,994 ship Colossus, Capt. F. Scott, fired the usual Royal himself, would be punished. The witness tben riages formed a train of upwards of 100 yards in Tissues of hemp and flax, pure or mixed with Mr. Taylor's Atherstane, 7st 71b (G. Fordham) 3 Taff Vale 53 53 6,019 4,259 t d th h d t'll h d were no rea y ; ey anoar i ery orses, an Ulster cotton or wool salute. d • t dt . 1 f ts fth t cl . tt hd • fh entere in oeais o ac o e mos extraor is length. Breaks were aae e to it ot e same The following also ran :-Volteila, Croustade, prudence, Ulverstone and Lancaster . 19 19 754 490 they had to break in the ponies which were cora- Unbleached,bleached,orpartlybleached, f. c. f. c. The camps formed at the Spur battery and near nary and indecent description, all of which she kind as those used on the occasion of the accident, and not included in Article IV .. 075 050 Selina filly, Burlesque colt, Jacqueline filly, Ivanhaff, ylt e . ‘l . w a l r e rin f etto ca n th and Stockport. igl 25 5 1,703 1,535 in.- from Japan and Manilla. Their gunboats had b - --, the King's bastion, at Chatham garrison, which alleged were committed in the presence of the pri- and placed in the same position, but behind the Woven in colours - - been sent out in pieces on board the transports, and W;tterford and Kilkenny._ 31 31 have been occupied during the summer by the it was necessar t h h ' h y o put tem toget er, in t e soner's wife, and also with her sanction. train was placea a breek van (for use and safety in Printed troops belonging to the East India depots, will few caies in which the pieces were complete ; The Lord Mayor asked the witness whether she case of need) on the powerful principle invented by Per 100 kilog• to Horace, and Hop filly. West Cornwall W. H artlepool II arba&RaiL 39 274 275 807 7 7 3 39 5 , 1 98 3,691 shortly be broken up, in accordance with orders Cotton really meant to represent that the prisoner's wife Mr. Newell, and called " Newell's Continuous • Baron Rothschild declared to win with Sparkle. Whitchaven Junction l2 12 849 eee and we suppose it was also necessary to spend Wadding to that effect issued by Major-General Eyre, when a decent time in lamentations over those more was in the room when the alleged acts of indecency Break." Each carriage was loaded to its estimated Per kilog. Betting-1 to 1 agst the Molly filly, sto 1 agst Elcho, 6to W'haven,Cleators&Egrmnt. 7 7 447 329 the troops will go into winter quarters at Chatham frequent sets of pieces which were, unfor- were committed by her husband. weight when full of passengers of 5 tons 10 cwt. Unbleached thread, simple, not above 1 agstlvaishoff, 100 to 7 each agst Miss Emma, Camerino l FOREIGN AND COLONIAL. barracks, and the hut barracks, Brompton. Dur- tunately, incomplete. Moreover, they had had She replied that she was dressed and lying on each. The weight of the train was 93 tons 15 cwt. No. 45 Au . strian B2B 52 1,291 1,116 _ 673 43,727 43,424 ing the time the camps have been occupied chiefly misfo t n Some f thei t •ans orts had gone r u es. . 0 T 1 p . the bed while the defendant assaulted her. On reaching Helmshore the engine was detached 11 „ above No. 45 40 0 20 0 The hfit tt ' dttb • y got away at ters a emps, a very goo sar eing B e lgian Eastern Junction 261 26a. 253 275 twisted, of any No. 50 0 25 0 by the troops belonging to the Ist and 3d battalions - The Lord Mayor asked if her mistress was sober. after the break was put on, and the train brought 19 )1 effected. Lopecatcher took the lead, followed by the Selina Buffalo and I.a . ke Huron .., 1 61 161 740 1,035 , down, and eauch of their ammunition had been Bleached or twisted thread, of any No., reduction not Detroit and Milwaukie lB5 185 2,760 2,361 and the men have been made as comfortable as She said that she was perfectly sober. to a stand. This was the first experiment, with a filly and Cronstaclt, the others close together. Entering the Dutch Rhenish spoilt ; and although we could help them to some specified. lost 1081 4,033 3,945 The 1 • t th t t t t th t • • h h • • comp amen en wen on osae . a , view to seeing weter a single ordinary break Tissues of cotton whether mixed or net Straight Cronstadt was beaten, anti the Molly filly, Eleho, Grand Trunk o! Canada 970 880 12,480 9531, circumstances would permit. The tents, for the extent in these minor matters, we could not find Great Indian 1 eninsula 277 1941 3,223 3,257 most part, ha.ving been pitched on slo • ping ground, i i sor fitt • ng p'ece f their portable gunboats or spare upon another occasion, an elderly gentleman, whom would hold the train at the station supposing it with thread or wool- and Atherstane, coming away from the others, ran a very Great Luxembourg l2B 122 3 395 2 695 comparatively little inconvenience ha. resulted from • slie understood to be the uncle of the defendant's had been kept on. The break did l ' iold the train Unbleached or bleached. - Great Western of Canada.. 345 315 9 : 28 4 7 : 553 the incessant rains ; and, care having been at th • them our artillery horses. Things were not going . Dyed e f t h• h - nd 1 e also assaulted her stationer d tl - • ' f • f wi e, came o t eir ouse, a i y, an as experiment was so ar satis ac- rating the second from the third. - - Lyons and Geneva 142 142 7,476 C, 181 same time taken to thoroughly drain the camp, fortabl with our friends and what was much COM y „ in an indecent manner, and he gave her a new tory. The second exlaeriment was to loose the train Woven in colours 150 1 0 The Parkhill Stakes of 50 sovs each, h ft, for 3-yr-old 31adrid, Saragossa &Alicant 310 284 16,341 10:547 very little moisture has accumulated. The troops, w . orse . , i y . I was b no means clear whether their defi frock and a shilline to say nothing about it. The at the Helmshore station and allow it to roll back Printed Embroidered with thread, cotton or fillies, Bst 71b each. Certain winners extra. The second i : I 1 ± tonia L a r r tile A rn n of France - _ too, have not been permitted to sleep on the ground, c ,r i i e l ne . ie f s w r ou . ld be remedied in any reasonable time b ' . defendant's wife, she said, was also present when without any break on to the point of the recent woollen ........ • • 44 44 999 1 092 each tent being furnished with small iron bedsteads • e . in o ma . . y . tion afforded b them in answer to an this occurred, and she told her not to tell her collision, in order to see what time this would oc- Waxed, varnished, or painted varnish 075 050 One mile 6 fur. 132 yards. 28 subs. Paris, Lyons, & Mediterrn.. 879 840 86,426 85,023 for the inmates. The effect of the excellent ar- inquiry on j , this sub ect was not very satisfactory Gimp and ribbons w ' ' mother. She also stated that she had been assaulted cupy. The third experiment was the se d con re- 040 020 Mr. W. Hudson's Lady Trespass, Bst 71b .. (J. . Osborne) 1 Paris and Orleans ......... 022 922 55,890 53,209 Paris and Strasburg ....... been ver mar‘se • rangements made has y le din the We all recollect the story of that thirsty Irish guest Carpets - who when ask d b h• h h h h k e y is ost wet er e would ta e in a similar manner by a young man named peated with more caution, and. the result was that L ( • • ace pizzi), tulle, and Berlin knitting .... 6 0 2 0 , , p I ord Glaso•ow's lakeless filly, Royal Danish ' ' 69 69 649 6ig general health of the men encamped, as the per- an ' Fowles, who was; in her master's service. the train, which of its own gravity began to move Cotton velvet - • I. itobi ' nson s Aurora, Bst 71b centage of soldiers in hospital was not hi her y more wine, replied, " Sir, I shall reserve my g , a nd unavair • -e, - In answer to questions put by Mr. Goodman, the very slowly at first, increased to an estimated speed Woollen or hair thread of any kind- Sir J. Hawley's Catawba, Bst 71b ( ) of 1 lance 777 773 21,593 19,721 On sOine occasions C ' Yen less, than among the troops ing protest until after the next bottle. The , . cnief clerk, of something like 10 or 12 miles an hour by the Raw - YEest Flanders W. and IN.W. of France 742 730 40,408 , 26,047 French answer suegests a still 1 dfl 't t CSS Cni e pos - 080 060 less filly. quartered in barracks-and this, too, during a sea- Dyed The complainant said that the reason she did not time it reached the point of collision-which is 654 ponement, for the b ld y wou undertake no more than Tissues of wool , or hair whether mixed or The Makeless filly made the running until nearing the -..---------.. Eon. of so inclement a character that troops en- that with' in a week they would name some future tell her mother earlier of what happened was, that yards from the starting point, or about 554 d yer S not with thread or cotton- distance, when. Lady Trespase came to the front and won THE NAILS. ' " r aped in other places had to be removed into time b which th • • she did net know it was wrong until her mother from the rear end of the train when it started. The Not fulled (non sodati) barracks. Th h • tf . hich the ' camp was e o eee CI W ~y , eir preparetions. would be coin- d pietee. rea something to her out of a newspaper of a distance was run in 2 min. 8 sec., and with one of Fulled, carded or not - • formed -that of enabling the troops to acquire a This waitine fo • • ' raid ' master having been sentenced to four years' penal Newell's powerful continuous breaks was then Lace (pizzi), woollen . . . 4 0 2 0 The Town Plato Handicap of 100 says, for 3-yr-olds and MAILS DUE. practical knowledge of l'f h 'n the field ve • camp i e w en i xatious and - what is e w hich we do not want is very • • • • ' h servitude for behaving ill to a little girl w o • • was in brought up at its highest velocity in 29 sec. The Tissues of silk or of floss -silk, in pieces, er upwards. Red House in (5 fur. 152 yards). Australia, Ceylon, and Mauritius (via South -has been carefully kept in view the men having Ha il • , , more, is very expensive. I).* s rvi e - is e C . . fourth experiment was to-try whether Tomlinson, • clic h' f d " h 1 scarfs in han ere re s, an in saw s, 111 r. Harlan's Maid of the Mist, 4 yrs, Ost 31b (c. ast slb) ampton) .. • • • • • • • . .. Sept. 18. been taught to kh ' ' d f their pp y, our men are in excellent health, and even mixed with other materials, of which the (11. Grimshaw) 1 De. (via Marseilles) Sept. 12, coo t air own foo per orm our horses seem to thri The complainant was subjected to a searching ve upon thia Shing-kin • • • ' the guard left on the platform when the train be- tram shall be of Bilk or of floss-silk Mr. Thornton's Curlew, 3 yrs, 7st 31b (Page) 2 Brazil and Cape l Verds ~. .. .. .. Oct. 6. own washing, and, in fa ' ll 1 th ct, do for t emse ves e Promontory The loss o eross•examination by Mr. Lewis. She said that the aan to recede could run after the train, mount his Mr. Gulliver's Tiara, 5 yrs, 7st 111 b Tonto l• ideo & .. (Cresswell) 3 Buenos Ayres, , c. .. .. Oct. i. various duties which in b k ll er- -: ' f, a mOnths however, : , • • s • BANKRUPTS. Bahamas and Havana (via New York) .. .. - arrac s are genera Y P means nothing less than the ion of a million b h e ' pnsoner s wile was quite young, ut s 0 was not a van, and apply the break before reaching the point The following. also ran :-Neophyte, Restos, Sir William, formed for them. A Canada, &c. (via Galway) most exce h, • . t • s llent camp cooking o f money. lire do not blame our allies ; latch pretty woman that she knew of. (At the request of collision. This was done. The guard left the W . illiam Francis Croft printer, Castle-street East, Ox 7Alarseillaise, Spicebox, Donner una Blitz, Orcus, Venus .. .„ .. Sept. 22. range, t e ins en ion ot on d '0 t 1 t tvleandOt 29 at Cape of Good Hope, &c. . ct 1 ford-street, to sunen er, c . , a NOV', c ' ' filly, Rare Avis, Maid of Lyme, The Prophet, and Atainan. . , p 0- dS' * •• • •• • ** O * * e ofthe non-commissioned breakdowns and such miscalculations will ocaur of Mr. Lewis the defendant's wife was called into platform 10 sec. after the train s r , • ta ted reached the China, enan s , an mgapore (via S ampton) Sept..lB. officers, was erected in the fl ' eld • two, at the Court of Bankruptcy. ettina-5 to 2 agst Maid of the Mist, 4to 1 agst Mar- Do. • , and answered its in every expedition; and we have 'been nau the court. She appeared to be a very modest, re- break in half a minute more, and stopped the train (via Marseilles) Sept. 12. purpose admirably. ch Alfred Rolfe and Jobn Davies, timber merchants, Dor- B ' seillaise, 7to 1 each agst Tiara and Orcus, Bto 1 agst Neo- Gibraltar (via Southampton) . .. .. Sopt. 13. more accustomed to pass them over in silence when spectable-looking• young woman, possessing . colisi- in a minute from the time he left the platform. It rington• street, Clerkenwell, Oct. 1, at half-past eleven, and 11 tlotl-hO. t 9 • , b dUr V fll According to orders received at Chath py 0, o tee a s s • pia, ox an e enus Iy. s u dia(Calcutta), Ceylon, &c. (via * Southampten) Sept. 18. am garri- they have occurred to our allies than when then clereble attractions.) Iter mistress and her master should be remembered, however, that the rails were Oct. 29, at eleven, at the Court ot Bankruptcy. They got off in a cluster, and ran together until entering Do. son yesterday the depot companies of the 1 b t d • • -' had •c l Samuel Rutherford, draper, York, Sept. 28 and Oct. 19, (via Marseilles) Sept. 12. st a - have been foun in our own service. Perhaps these a cused her upon several occasions of stealing, not wet and greasy as on the night of the accident, the Straight, where Maid of the Mist came out and ran India (Bombay), (via Southam t ) p on .. talion of the Bth (the King's) Regiment will but • at elTn, at t . he Commercial-buildines, Leeds. .. Sept. 25. vacate • ble from an attem t t c evils are insepara 37 p o onduct it was not true. 'They had threatened to dis- neither had the carriages the impulse at startine home easy, winning by two lengths ; the same between the Do. (via Marseilles) the hut barracks this morning, and proceed '' 1; 1S t Ed %Ira Toynbee, aancultural merchant, inco n, ep . .. .. Sept. 19. ond and tho third • Orcu- f irth the Pro diet Neo- • , charee het sh Al b f sh d tl t t or y e ore :emae le s a ement which might arise on that occasion from a redouna 26 and Oct. 24, at twel37e, at the Leeds District Court. sec dh V ' "vaB °1 ' d I Blit'e nd Lisbon .. .. .. •• •• .. Sept. 21. P°rtion to Gosport to join the head . , a combined operations with two independent armies. 4 , e ' • quarters, re- phyte,.an . t e enus filly next, Donner un ' a Cuba and Mexice .. .. „. cently returned from India, and the remainder of e pity, however, seem . . . Th • sto be that we ever made `43 "er mother. She was discharoed. once, but was of the other carriages when stoppine. In the fifth Thomas Charlton Bell, corn miller, Durham, Sept. 20, at Marseillaise the last two. Malta, Egypt, and Aden • • .. Sept. 13. tal - en b' k•, t 4 1 • ••• r il . ,iC la 0 i icor Sel N ICC. id • mistress had experiment the train was allowefto start of its eleven, and Oct. 24, at half-past eleven, at the Newcastle- (via Southampton) .. Sept. 18. hi ' attempt These combined expeditions have ' Do. The Don Stakes of 50 sovs each, h ft, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, (via Marseilles) Sint 12 the depot to Templemore. The following officers t ' • ' told her that if she - d t d h k oi no o er wor properly own gravity, and the break was not put on till the upon-Tyne District Co . urt. • . •-•-, • • and men are to proceed to Gosport, viz. :-Brevet. 1 d d • lar in Ena an ,an are especially , never been popu e _ Frederic Garfit, scrivener, of Brigg, and Scawby, Lin- Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 41b. Last mile. 11 subs. Vigo, and Oporto .. .. . • .. .. Sept. 21. Major W. Bayly, Captain F. - W. Du,gesore, Lieu- nnpopular in the -ng 17 , lish army and navy. Eno - sue would send her home, and the prisoner threatened second bridge was reached, or 217 yards hail been s s • - to bundle her out of the house if she did not conduct run. With - the velocit tl '•el tl t- • y ius acquiie le lain colnshire, S 9 4 at twelve at the Town- Lord Por"mionth's Buccaneer Bst 71b ept. 26 and Oet. - „ ~ , . , hall, Kinn•ston-upon-liull. Lord Stamford's Emily, Bst 411) ' - (A Edwards) 2 Western Coast of Africa M 1 '.. ' . .. Sept. 19. tenant E. J. 13lair, Ensign A. IT. Cotter, Assistant. land and France are surely strong enough singly to settl ' - * th h E ean uarrel the ma have wi t e inperer . herself better. Her mother told her of the account was stopped with one ordinary break exactly at Robert 'Stone, innkeeper, Cerne Abbas, Dorsetshire, Sept. Mr. A. Nichols's Th 2 Wizard, Bst 71b- •• • , , a( etre, Teneriffe .. -.. Overdue. (G. Fordham) 3 West Indies and Pacific, Carthagen & S t 13 a, Cuba, e. ep . . Surgeon 'l'. J. Biddle, 13 non-commissioned officers, of f .,,_. y q y y . . 111 the newspaper, and said that a master had been the point of the late collision. The last experiment 26 and Oct. 16, at one; at the Exeter District Court. High Treason also ran. ~.--- three drummers, and 316 privates. The companies 01 .,.‘f la ae , t 0 together upon this But, if they mus g _ _ aet Hiah Trea- -- . ti charged with doing what be ought not to have done was one by• which the train was liberated at the Edward Turnbull, ship owner, West Hartlepool, Sep- Betting-7 to 4 agst The Wizard, sto 2 a s . s , "and, it would have een a great deal better had BIRTHS. that proceed. to Templemore will join the 16th depot the di ''d I) - h Thee might vi ed the work between t em. to a little girl„ and that he had been sentenced to station with a slip shackle, so as in some measure teieber 20, at eleven ? mad October 26, at 12, at the New- son and Buccaneer, 4to 1 agst Emily. . , - ' me District Court castle-priors 1 y _ . e cull b • Bue.eaneer was in front throughout, winnin e . y 3 BLomEFIF,T,D -On the 12th inst at Pontefract, the wife battalion, under the command of Col. I ,V. Irwin, h _,T o : as four years' penal servitude for his misconduct- She to make up for buffing. The break was applied was beaten off. 4 moved u o P • t routes or p n elfin by differen , . SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. three lengths, a bad third, lligh Treason of the Rev. Sir T. E. W. Bloinefield, Bart of a daugh and form a depot atrhat. station. They will leave 0 p slept with her mother every night b t h d • I t , i .' th ‘t • • had run 217 yards, and was not , u s e a no w len ic rain Cr. .1 etiatharn garrison on Monday morning, the follow- ne ower th,e oth • b mieht have cleared the Yang-tee while Alexander Duncan Gray, bookseller, Edinburgh. .....----------,-,--..... tell her a word of what had occurred until last brought to a stand till it was some yards past the ei gave the requisite lesson to t i I e Mande- t • P 11 as h tunes - auc etre, car ei, o oc s aws. J AI hl• - 1-It is with pleasure NVO notice the OLIVER.-On the 13th inst ,at Sidney House Tunbridge tag beine the officers and number of men :--Capt. • T d ues ay. point of collision. f tAreseneiseenesee, A. T . 1 4V 4:1811 I - tC.N. F E • It Hancock rims of the capital. As it is we havn lost our money • John Rae and Son, commission merchants, Glasgow. increase of cures without medicine by Du Barry's d e li c ious Wells, the wife of Captt;in W. B. Oliver, iloyal N av y, Etisi.n w. , emu .. i ry, nsip . _ , and our time, and ,' seem likely to lose more, ana , Eliza Spratt, the mother of the complainant, Col. Yolland was assisted in these experiments by James Wylie, flesher Glasgow. Revel 1A b• We quote the following :-Cure No. of a son. en a ra ica• A. Bridge, 13 non•commissioned officers, proved that her daughteemade a communication to Mr. Shaw, the company's passenger traffic superin- Allan Barnett, inercliant, Cupar-Angus. f a eetstrie in- Triourir 1 • 52,087-Field Marshal Duke of Pluskow, o , B , ~ three d * the consciousness of this fact cannot possibly cou- Dnle-On tho 13th inst., at Runcton Hall, Lady rummers, and 7E3 priVates. , duce to cordiality i th 1 ' -f ti t ' her, in consequence of which she immediately took tendent ; Mr. Newell, superintendent of the car- flanimation of the stomach. Curo No. 51,614- aron de Troubridge, o f a son. . n 9re ations o le w 0 BANK OF ENGLAND. au ears' horrible suf. Polentz, Prefect of Langenau, ofm, y y . . A oeinease e . , _, , I allied forces. How . • her to a surgeon, and gave the defendant into riage department ; Mr. Fenton, assistant-traffic NEss R... 5.,..... I. N THE oITTINGEOURNP AND ZITEER- f th evsr, we will hope or e , - t dv An _cc to the Act 7th and Sth Victoria fenng o ount, pursuant . . . " f the nerves and an obstinate constipation. Cure MARRIAGES. • best. By this time, no doubt the French eithcr els *3 s • superintendent ; Mr. Silvester Lees, locomotive 48 721-General Baron de Zaluskowski, of many years alieelene-li o - the 13th inst., at Se Mar •,.• . GO. On tin s m "el \\ A -An aceident occurred ' n th;:: a eve line this morning (Friday) tO th ' °8- 13 must have made up thei ' Mr. F. 11. Simpson, surgeon, of Fore-street, proved su •tdt f th • d cl perm en en o e passenger an waggon e- cap. d on Wedn 3e,, for tho week en ing esday, the No. 12th day ' 1 . . • fth d aestive funotion. Cure No. 71, e , . fearful disorders o e i e at 8.30 a.m., when with- e train which left ittingbeurne .„ minds to come on in their of Sept., 1860 :- tne-helds James Wm alacnabb, Esq. eldest son of tha The right honourable the Lord Stuart late J ' • • Es .of ' Hie al ecuabb. q , hfield station, a mile and a h a i n a 11 r , e few Yards of Queensborough deshabate, or to aow the English to go without ' • that he examined the erson of th p e complainant, partments on the Stockton and Darlington line ; ISsuE DEPARTMENT. of dyspepsia 'e. 42 116-Major Edie of enlarge- r ames Munro - o. ... .. s . House, , rroz e s an . d saw some a earances which mi lit have ir PP g . e- and Mr. G. Wilson, deputy chairman of the Lan- Notes issued ......X29,950,915, . Government Debt Xll rl5 100 de Decies. Cure 1\ . , !ants, to Amy, daughter of sir James Weir II had passed the signal-p t heerness. The carriages them. If the plan be, as ,stated, that the English ' ' • h 1 . and total prostration of st g ren th. ogg, aa at that elite and the steana was lied from internal causes or from violence Other Securities .. 3,159,900 merit of t e iver • . MlTcnEen-WILDaiA.N.-On the 13th inst., C. being let off and the break alipli e d . f " shall advance along the norther' bank of the Peiho su , but cashire and Yorkshire board also attended, and G old Coin & Bullion 15,475,915 Avoid Pills and 1N • ledicines • they invariably aggravate and Cecil in , the train, which was proce e• p , or the sourpose of stop- V nag at the rate of from 10 a - „. , nd that the French shall take the so h ut ern bank he had no reason to believe that any felonious act took an interest in them. . Silyfr Bullion .... - perpetuate diseases ; their anneyance, disappointment, , -•, s Mitchell E.q late Lieut. R.N., to Montaeue Marian, to 12 miles an hour, when ti le ~,,, lread • secured ' had been perpetrated. . -- -- d expense may be avoided by using Du Barry's Feud the eldest surviving daughter of Richard' Wildman, ni l w i t h an i mmense er ztie o suddenly ran off the our allies nave a Y that ,part of the £29,050,9151 £29 950,015 an - da • saves 50 tim q't t • Esq., of Lowndes-square. ___ line and re( In answer to questions put by the Lord Alayor, - •. ' which, at a few pence per ,e, • , e, 1 s cos in • tie! 1 drawoin , alona w i th P ~n its side into an ad- (llama in which the best theatrical positions must • TITREATENED STRIKE OF AGRICULTURAL LA- BA.NKING DEpARTMVIT. other remedies removing effectually, without purgi n e DEATHS.. joi urn a t • ee e e Is ewe l u this gentleman stated that he knew the defendant Pronrietors' Capi- G • ,I,s , u ggago vans the , occur. But they have kept the curtain down for a 1 ovei mine te - break 'van, and a passenger carriag e ers in this ref hbour ieouirmis.-alany of the farm labour . _ , .. g tt a constipetiosl t inaigealion (dyspepsia) nervous, bilious an'd BLIKEWAY.-On the 10th inst., Ca 11 r • ,a o • which were and his wife, and had attended professionally upon .£11.553,000 ritics (including Blakewa E t y, sq., o thrown into a confused pile and more or le b weary time. d all their consequences. Certif d 75 urd .. ar demanding an . pvarr , ce of wyee . , and in m i le Ta i. so R es t . _ .. .. 3,70, J 93 D ee d w e i g ht : e n - liver complaints an ~ , ~ , icat H amme n, Middlesex, age • . . , ~,,.c , ‘ , „,,„„_ ____ .88 roken bv the 11. ts intin, antl ho enn.iilererl her n VPTST /11(111( 1 A1' PA. on r, nii ~ glii. 4IQ Wet firin It tno SniPSf rOMPIII7 A rtr1.,,..... I r The complainant was subjected to a searching eross•examinationby Mr. Lewis. She said that the prisoner's wife was quite young, but she was not a pretty woman :that she knew of.* .(At the request of Mr. Lewis the defendant's wife was called into the court. She appeared to be a very modest, re spectable-looking young woman, pOsseSsing consi derahlp attractions.) Her mistress and her master had aelcused her upon several occasions of stealing,, but it was not true. They had threatened to dis charge 'her shortly before she made the statement to. her mother. She was discharged once, but *as taken back into their service. Her mistress had told.her,that if she did not do her work properly she would send her home ' and the prisoner threatened to bundle he r out o f th e houSe if she did not conduct herself better. Her mother told her of the account in the newspaper, and said that a master had been charged with doing what he ought not to have done ,to 4 little girl,,and that he had been 'sentenced to four years' penal servitude for his misconduct. She slept with her mother every night, but she did not tell her a word of what had occurred until last Tuesday. Eliza Spratt, the mother of the complainant, proved that her daughter made a 'communication to her, in consequence of which she immediately took her to a surgeon, and gave the defendant into custody. Mr. F. H. Simpson, surgeon, of Fore-street, proVed that he examined the person of the complainant, and saw some appearances which might haveire suited from internal causes or from violence, but he had no reason to believe that any felonious .act had been perpetrated. In answer to questions put by the Lord Mayor, this gentleman stated that he knew the defendant and his wife, and had attended professionally upon .the latter, and he considered her a very modest re speCtable young woman, and most 'unlikely to have acted in the manner that had been deposed to by the - complainant. Mr. Lewis then made a most forcible address to his lordship, urging. the extreme improbability— nay, he said, the almost impossibility—for a young man in a respectable condition of life to have acted in the manner represented by. the complainant, in the presence, and actually, according to the com plainant's statement, with the sanction of his Wife. He contended that it was impossible to coneeivo that such a monstrous story could be,true ; an 4 he said it was far mo r e p ro b a bl e th a t thi s young girl, who was evidently very precocious, had tru.niped up the tale out of revenge at. being discharged from her 'service, and that the tale she had told wa3 sug gested to her imagination by hearing the newspper report read to her by her mother. He then said [ADVERTISEMENT.] -It is with pleasure wonotiethe increase of cures without medici ne b y Du Barry's delicious Revalenta Arabica. We quote the following :—Cure No. 52,087—Field Marshal Duke of Pluskow, of a gastric in flarnmation of the stomach. Cure No. 51,614—8ar0n de Polentz, Prefect of Langenau, suf feringo of the nerves and a n obstinate consti p ation. Cure of years' horrible No. 48,721—General Baron de Zaluskowski, of many years fearful disorders of the digestive function. Cure No. 71, of dyspepsia—The right honourable the Lord Stuart do Decies. Cure No. 42,116 —Major Edie of enlarge ment of the liver and total prostration of strength. Avoid Pills and Medicines : they invariably aggravate and perpetuate diseases; their annoyance, disappointment, and expense may be avoided by using Du Barry's Fcod which, at a few pence per day, saves 50 times its cost in other remedies, removing effectually, without purging, constipation, indigestion (dyspepsia) nervous, bilious and liver complaints and all their consequences. Certificat No. 36,418. We find it the safest remedy. Andrew Ure MD., F.R.S., Dr Harvey, Dr. Wurzer, Dr. Shorla n d, D r. Campell. Let invalids avoid the fearful dangers of spu rious and injurious imitations offered under a variety of false pretences. Ncvill's imitations are prohibited by the high Court of Chancery under a penalty of £5,000 against Alfred Hooper Nevill and his agents ; and the pretences that Nevill has a patent for Arabica Food and that Du olinlitrianY Du a B p a p r e r r y . Barry's arc connected with such patent are u tt er l y f a l se. N an o d c c an o. i , st 7 e 7 r , is n genuine without Inhe, e sßeaal -Shopkeepers who attempt impo s iti on i n one article must dw expect to be distrusted in all others. Packed in tins 11b. 2s. 9d.; 21b. 4s. 6d. 51b. us.; 121 b. 2 9 s ; 211 b. 40s. The 121 b. and 241 b. canisters are t -* * sent carriage free on receipt of Post-office 'order by Barry Du Barry and Co 77, Re gent-street, London ; Fortnum Mason, and Co.; Abbis, 60, Gracechurch-street •4, ea Chpside •63 and 150, Ox ford-street ; 330 and 451, Strand • 49 and 60, Bishopsgate street ; Batty, 16, Finsbury Pavement ; Phillips and Co, tea-dealers; Petty, Wood, and Co., King William-street, City; v,t 127, High H o lb orn; and all grocers. CCIDENT ON TTIE•SITTINGIIOURNP A4p STIEER NEss RA.lrma-v.--All accident occurred on Ow above line this morning (Friday) to the train which left - Siltingbourne at 8.30 a.m., when within a few yards of Queensborough station, a mile and a half from Sheerness, , The carriages had passe d the signal - post at th a t p l ace, and the *aria was being let off and the break applied for the 'purpose of-stop ' the train, which was proceeding ping . the • at the rate of from 10 engine suddenly ran off the to 12 miles an hour, w hen ~ fel l with an immense crash on its side into an ad line an d along With it two lugga , ro vaus, the i in 92 field, dragging jo.n---.. - d 0 , passenger carriage, pile and more or less broken by the break van, an d . all of. Nil:Lich' were passengers were in the t • at a t n h . 3 thrown into a c he on u fase 3o concussion. time, but, with A— t t he exception of the engine-rdarT, hurt, ;The former sustained a Yontu stoker, no one was ewpelevevde,lyliaireuceihaitgohnit sion on the thigh, and the latter received a violent blow on the forehead, which has tompo s r le a e r p il e y rs d from one eye. The rails and and disturbed, but, through the activity of h olUeials, new rails and sleepers were immediately l e a i d railway( on, the broken carriages removed, and by 1100 n the traffic on the lino wag resumed. The cause of the accident cannot at Prese nt be ascertained, the rails being qu ite now and y I solidl -aid, and the line, than a few We e k s, o which has not been opened . more being in a thorough state.of repa. Premature Greyness, Weak or Falling Hair, Neuralgia,Nervous Headache, Rheumatism, Stiff Joints, &c., are reme died with case an deertainty by llEnniNc's Patent Magnetic Brushes and Combs. Their use is an absolute luxury, His newly-invented Teazle Brushes for Colth, Velvet, &c., are admirable—they not only cleanse, but preserve, the fabric in a remarkable manner. The- Manufactory is 32, Basinghall street. The publio are cautioned %must couutertelts.--ADIT. THREATENED STRIKE OF AGRICULTURAL LA ISOURERS.—Many of the form labourers in.this neighbour hood are demanding an advance of wages, and in ono caso which has come to our knowledge, the increase asked for was from 18s. to 21s. a week; and a threat was held out that if it. was not acceded to the men would strlko - work.—Not tinghain Journal. BAN Irma D: Proprietors' Capi tal., £11.553,000 Rest Public Deposits (in cluding Exche quer, Say lags' Banks, Cominis- ri ti es (including Dead Wei gh nutty) Other Securities Notes Gold and Silver Coin 757,287 B L , KEwAy. _o n the 10th inst., G. Blakeway, Esq., of DriviEan.—At aaggyeesddt S 6, oath, near Swansea, Li eu t. Colonel Hug On tweed 14thinst., at Guildford, Surrey, Thomas ELDRID.— JARDINE.—On the 13th inst., at The Heath, Weybridge, aged 66, David Jardine, Esq., barrister-at-law and of 23, Cum berland-terrace,LEoftEftlytedeiadol:ifnEeistdqhiBllYsetßChnilePil6gnill3eese:nts.bst!'as-tPlTaarpakep.der7ll3lntague-street, Rus- YE s o ol :k l fr— ar O e' n N t . h L e elv3yth, Esq,, aged at Marsh Hall, Yorkshire, the Lady Margaret Bruce Yeoman, aged 61. WILD.—On the 14th inst., at 13, Catherine-street, Strand, Mr. Lancelot Wild, aged 65. THE ORIGIN OF THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT.— Several pers'on's are vehemently contending for the honour of having taken the initiative in a movement which has had so signal a success as to produce a costless disciplined army of 150,000 marksruen. . We have been appealed to, and names we have never heard of have been placed before us as deserving of public gratitude on this account. 0 f course no individual can have any Claim to the merit of having originated this great work. It aroso out of the circum stances and exigencies of the day, and it spranc , from an unanimous feeli ng o f th e necess i t y o f preparing for defence. The earliest and most strenuous advocate, however, Of the Volunteer system when in its infaricy was, so far as we know, Mr. 'tans Busk, who 'has continued lecturing and writing and counselling upon this subject up to the present hour. He was, as we know, for some time alone in press ing the subject upon the public notice, and to him,, if to anybody, credit is due for having laboriously aided at the birth of this institution. The-Volunteer army, however, is i not " invention, and no one has a right to patent it. THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE THAMES.—The great race between Chambers, the present Champion of the Thaines, and White, who aspires to that proud distinction, which is to take place on TueSday next, from Putney to Mortlake, is the all. engrossing topic in acquatic circles. Chambers, who belongs to Newcastle-upon .Tyne, has been in London nearly a fortnight in sharp practice, accompa nied by the renowned Henry Clasper, and is rowing admir ably. White, who was formerly defeated by Chambers, is certainly in much better condition than on that occasion, but the odds arc 6t04 on Chambers. The men may be seen at their training regularly daily at Putney; and although Chambers is so decidedly the favourite, the friends of White think his opponent will have his work to do to beat him. The Messrs. Searle, the ThaMes Subscription Club, the London Rowing Club, and White, have chartered steamers for the conveyance 'men row is WO, ef spectators. The stake for which the missioners of Na tional Debt, and Dividend Ac- counts) 0,813,436 Other Deposits 13,462,063 Seven Day and other Bills 710,793 X 39,380.385 1 X 39,380,385 M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. - Dated Sept. 13, 1860. AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com puted from Returns made in the week ending tho 11th day of Sept., 1860,:exclusive of the duties of Customs paid or payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain : Muscovado, the produce of the British pos. B M I9IIB in, America ff tOf t le . .. 274'214 ,tet.. LONDON : Printed and Published by MURDO YOUNG, of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sus 31E0, No. 112, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, hi the ootutt7 of mid4leaox, Saturday, Septeinber 15, 18601 796 3,764 27,540 7,921 2,286 6,996 4,2b9 • 1,777