The Sun. — London, England, 1861-11-02 00:00:00

, THE SUN, LONDON , SATURDAY EVE NI NG, NOVEM 131?, It 2, 1861. - - - - ' WAREHOUSEMEN AND CLERKS' SCHOOL. i could not be too fine and too costly for a country able to refute so extreme an argument - the chief tended to watch the proceedings on behalf of two fourth, N unner y , fifth, Lad y Derb y sixth, and Ara b l 174021 TEE GAZETTE OF LAST BiGIIT. 4 --es-- - where the rapid increase of wealth hardly kept pace importance of w hich is th e proof it gives of the oilmen, named Hall a nd R obinson. seventh. The others were beaten away. colts, FOREIGN-OFFICE, /Deer. 28. Yesterday evening the eighth anniversary festi- with the increasing desire of displaying it. But now deep discontent of the Liberal party of German Mr. Joseph Oakley, one of the firm, said that in Sweepstakes of 500 sovs each, 200 ft, for 2-yr. olds; Bst 71b ; fillies, Bst 41b. T.Y.C. 3 subs. The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Frede and Clerks' val of the Warehousemen Schools was the American trade has fallen off so seriously as to and Prussia with the policy of King William. consequence of receiving information that many J H 1 's Salamanca (Wells) walked over ric Henry Crowe, Esq., now British Vice-Consul at held at the London Tavern-Lord Brougham in theCompiegne as rather reams oi their emery paper an boxes oknife affect the prosperity of Lyons and the industrial Whilst the interview of Com • h • d b f Sir .aw ey Bengazi, to be her Majesty's Consul at Cairo. -- capital. - South, formerly tweakened the f the P • polish Is • Id and offered for sale among a Sweepstakes Nov. 1. parts of the The ex rava- e position o e new Prussian Minis- were being so and a half of The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. Wm. B. chair. t enough, is now economical per ferce ; and as ter, Bernstorff, in the elections and before the vast number of oil and colourmen in and about the fillies, Bst 21b. Winners extra. Last mile gan West as Consul at Galway for the United States of America. At the conclusion of the feast, Lord Bltonmeem for the North, the inhabitants of the commercial 'Chambers, it does net appear that the meeting be- metropolis, at much less than their wholesale value, of 25 soya each, for 3-yr-olds; colts, Bst 7 111 ; T.M.M. 5 subs. DOWNING-STREEIT, Om 31. proceeded to propose the usual loyal and patriotic cities are in no mood to increase their expenses; w • ' .n t een the Sovereigns removed any of the obstacles he suspected that some of their servants were rob- Mr. 11: Ten Broeck's Amy, Bst 21b s . (G. Wells) 2 The Queen has been pleased to appoint Robert Wilson Mr. C. Green's Solferino, Sat 71b toasts, applying to each some pointed and antithetic conclusion of the commercial' bing them to a serious extent and on the presence of stagnating trade and a taxation of which prevent the c,examining . and Charles George Pantin, Esqs., to be Members of the ' remarks; being especially happy in allusions to his which they cannot see the extent or the end. The treaty. King William is reported to have asked their stock lately they missed several hundreds of Betting-5 to 4 on . Amy. . with the lead, which . Legislative Council of the Island of Trinidad. CROWN-OFFICE, Nov. 1. inaenious French workman is the first on this side the the Emlieror to facilitate his negotiations with the reams of emery paper and boxes of knife polish, but Amy jumped away having met the Prince of Wales at the Middle end, and won cleverly by two lengths. iIEMBEN RETURNED To SERVE IN THE PRESENT Atlantic to feel the effect of such troubles. There is ' other Powers of the Zollverein by consenting.to they were not able to actually ascertain who were Temple on the Previous day, and paying a strong good and evil in every lot, and France, which in t 1 e the duties on silks and other articles which they the thieves. The police were communicated with, g First Class of the Nursery Stakes (a free handl * PARLIAMENT. Borough of Plymouth-Walter Morrison, of Malham tribute to the excellent qualities of his Royal High - Possession of Pre•eminent taste has a source of insisted on. The Emperor declined interference and some of the property was traced to the posses- sovs each, for 2-yr-olds. D.M. 14 subs. West Riciin of Yorkshire, ness. His lordship, in proposing the toast of the wealth of which she cannot be deprived by rival with his commercial Minister or with the delegates sion of the prisoners. Mr. Henry's Malek, Bst 31b (G. ForcOam) t Tarn House, in the g re, Esq., in -y) t the room of Wm. Henry Edgeumbe (commonly called evening - "Prosperity to the Warehousemen and enterprise, is, on the other hand, terribly affected by appointed by him. So that the projected treaty • Holmes, 252 M, said he took Spencer into ens- Baron Rothschild's Spark, 7st (3. Dal . she held to t 2 h s e Mr. Eastwood s Mayflom er, 7st 12Ib .. (J. Snowden, 1 Clerks' Schools," said that he g powers o her between France an the o verein remains in a u oy in consequence ascertaining a e a anything which lessens the spendin g f b dZ 11 • " ' tt td • of • that h had The following also ran :-Coulon, Victrix, Donna d.. i Viscount Valletort), now i_tPeer of the United Kingdom. thought it would be neighbours. She produces just those articles in quo. We learn from Paris, and state for the satisfac- sold some of Messrs. Oakey's emery paper to Mr. BANKRUPTS. allowed that with whatever satisfaction we viewed which people first economize, and, while English tion of our friends in Bradford, that the French Go- Eldridge, of Islington. He prior to that went to Lego, Carisbrook, Clementi, Keane, Flutter.colt, Dioncea. John Arthur Hutton, miller, Ashford, Kent. other institutions and marked their effect, in this cottons and woollens and hardware must be had vernment has not asked for the assimilation of the Cox's house, and saw Spencer behind the counter. Hadji Stavros was struck out at 11 15 a.m. J. Adams J o h n G a b r i e l T ur tl e, s h oema k er , l'oole, Dorsetshi re . i bed for Real Jam, but did not get to the post in time it, ebert Dickens, wheelwright, Yarwell, Northampton which they had m e t t o a id th ere was a peculiarity by every nation which wishes to eat, drink, and be German tariff on woollen and yarn to their own.- Cox came in and he asked him if he had sold any clothed, the the cessation of amusement and display in Daily News. of Oakey's emery paper lately. He hesitated a little to start, which was exclusively its own; inasmuch as it had shire. , as Kentish baker, Grange- road, Bermondsey. any country throws out of oc • cupation a multitude and said that he had, to a Mr. Spooner. Witness Betting-5 to 2 agst Spark, 3to 1 agst Real Jam, 6to 1 Thon, , / a Kennington' a been begun and was chiefly supported by those each agst Mayflower and Malek, and 8 to 1 agst Victrix. of French artisans. asked him where he got it from. He replied that he hall, glass dealer, Minories, City. John Maos operations. individuals who might benefit by its . POLICE INTELLIGENCE, Nov. 1. had only recently purchased the business, and .the The flag was lowered to an excellent start, and Victrix Francis Mon:tier Mercer. licensed victualler, Midhurst. To these causes of distress for which the Govern- To the eternal glory and honour of the City ment is not responsible must be added others with 4. paper was in stock. Witness after that went to made running, followed by Carisbrook, Dioncea, and Donna . Robert II ewe s Belson, plumber, Norwich. of London, some of the numerous bcdy of respect to which it is not so blameless. We have CLERKENWELL.-BRletell OF V a - ROMISE OF Spooner's with Mr. Oakey, and afterwards returned law clerk Gloucester .strect, Blooms- Peter 12 errell, surgeon, road. del Lego on the upper ground, the others headed by Spark, Theophi'lus H arris, , clerks and warehousemen, amounting to 20 , 00 0 lately spoken of the boundless extravagance which , carpenter, Ponsonby-place, Vauxhall- M ARRIAGE AND SEDumoN....._William Charles to Cox's, when Spencer said that the paper had been Malek and Clementilyin gon t the ft f • the lower side. lh t e l a i r ran thus, bury. (their number in the whole cou n t r y was about i, son Hart, farmer, Cransford, Suffolk. l has marked the Empire fr om th e b eg inning. It is Randall, wile) was described as a coach - builder, re - P urchased from an oilman near the Surre y Theatre. withouti any material alteration, 70,000), bethou g ht them of founding this insti- needless to dwell any more on the military and siding at the village of Theme, Oxfordshire, was W i t ness an d Pearce, 59 M, took p ossession of a hill, where Spark, n company with Malek, Mayflower, Ca- N- John Marsha ll Jones, commission a g ent, Walworth. William Pieldf ng, inventor and patentee, Putney. 3 naval expenditure, the conversion of Paris into a summoned at the instance of Sarah Stone Jones, a quantity of emery and glass paper and knife risbrook, and the Flutter colt came on in advance, Spark Willi am M e hl ) , Barbican. tution. They subscribed among themselves city of monuments,dthousanddressma ke r A . road. li e , 'used victualler, Leather•lane. £3,000, and had 'continued their subscriptions, in an the ten costly an d single woman, to show cause why powder, which Mr. Oakey identified as their manu- having a slight lead. A few strides from the chair Ford enterprises in building and engineering, in art he should not be adjudged the father of an illegiti- facture. ham brought Malek to the front, caught Baron Rothschild's Mark White, 'which they had been joined by persons of other and archteology, which are being paid for out of mate child to which she had given birth. George Cox, opticia ' n, F Edward Hopewell, L •ircantile agent, Coleman-st., City. . the rederick Littlewood, oilman, Packington-street, colt on the post, and finished with a dead heat. Mayflower classes, and by the masters of the trade. But, how industry We may parody Mr. John Wakeling appeared for the complain- Islington, said that about a month ago Spencer Charles Moody, pork L ' was two lengths in their rear and a head in advance of Vie- utcher, Goswell-road. ever they might have been supported, to the ware- what was sai of Frenchmen. d of us at Balaclava, and exclaim on ant, and Mr. Daniels for the defendant. came to his house and dined with him. During trix, who was fourth, Carisbreok fifth, and Flutter colt Henry Gossling, painter, New Compton-street, Soho. -terrace, Old Kent-road. Chairch-street, Spitalfields. housemen and clerks themselves the real glory or . seeing these marvels, "It is fine, it is glorious, Mr. Wakeling opened the case at some length, dinner he asked witness i w y y .. . * f he anted an of Oake 's sixth Malek afterwards walked over, and the stakes were Edward Foley, builder, Ce'lion ged. He spoke of founding this institution belon but it is not government." Any ruler who enters and stated that the defendant was a man of means, glass or emery paper, as he was selling some for divide d. aller, Bell-yard, Tem.- upon such a course must expect t th f 't ' d •h h • h are independent, Mr. Cox. Witness did not answer, when he said Match. D.M. 200, h ft. this as glory, because when is first argumentruis and reside wit is parents, w o . . ' ple E b m a m r. that 't 11 from Mr. Oakey's, and it would be Lord Glasgow's Clarissa colt, Bst 61b we heard so much of of his recklessness. Theret Theme, in Oxfordshire. The complainant is ai a came ßenjaminLevins e an'ta t r i vie tie militar Y g l°r Y elsewh ere he thought that due credit against it which is taught by political - L essma n er, an d fi rs t b ec ame acquainted with the all found out, as clerks, warehousemen, and the Lord Exeter's Knight of St. Patrick Bst 91b(G. Fordhara) 2 Ccnstantine Moore, butcher, London..road, Southwark. should be given to that glory which consisted in namely, that such interference, bringing all the defendant while she was living with her parents at carmen, were concerned in it. Batting - 7 to 4 on Knight of St. Patrick. ' Thomas Summers, licensed victualler, Ooodnaan's - yard, Minories The non-favourite made all the running, and won, after a . . the promotion of peace, and in the ed • ucation and concerns of the people under Government control, Amersham. The defendant, about the commence- The magistrate asked if he communicated that improvement of all classes of the community, begin- and causing them to look to an Imperial initia - ment of September . , 1860 , used to visit the Crown either to the police or the prosecutor, good race, by half a length. tive for evegutter • • d h k bcomplainant'sfather, He replied that he did not, but he did not buy Second Class of every in their streets an every Inn at Avers am, kept y the the Nursery Stakes, a free handicap of Ralph Mansfield lithographer, Manchester. m Pearson,baker,Manchester. Willie ' ning with those who 25 soya each, for 2-yr-olds. D.M. 14 sbus. Thomas Rive% cotton yarn doubler, Stockport. were most in need of them. piece of whitewash on their walls must deaden and it a pp eared that after a few visits he became any. When the detectives came to him, and cross- George Upton, plumber, Manchester. He had seen with great satisfaction that day the men's energies, and cause a general incapacity for smitten with the complainant ' s beauty, paid her a examined him, he told them. Baron Rothschild's Gorse 6st 51b (J. Daley) 1 Alexander Bertrom, cheese and bacon factor, Now castle schools at New-cross, and he felt pleasure in wit- Mr. Burcham observed that no jury would be. Mr. Savile's Buckenhare , 6st 131 b public business. But a more immediate danger is great many attentions, and ultimately proposed,and (H. Grimshaw) 3 Philip Marks, schoo2master, Oldswinford, Staffordehire. nessing their condition, and the progress that what the Government does is done in wasteful was accepted as her suitor. All went on very well lieve such a witness. He might stand down. Baron Niviere's Alerte, gst 51b Mr. John Osborne's br c Zetland, Bst, 31b .. (J. Osborne) 4 George Cartwright, hatcher, w olverhompton. • Ai Charles ilman 39 Exmouth- Which the children were • making in educe- excess. Thus, not only are the Departments and until December, 1860, when the defendant first ---r. Robinson, , , ' , The following also ran :-Farfalla, Blaelecoek, Brahmin, Robert Latham Colley, Provision dealer, Barnsley. tion; but, if possible, h e f e lt grea t er sat i s f act i on i n Munici p ali t ies bu r d en ed w ith taxation, but the overcame her v ir tuous scruples; a nd she, not havin g street, Clerkenwell, said he knew Spencer. On tne Tim Whiffler, Constantine, Calipyge, and Sappho. David Nutchey, land surveyor, Beverley. 16th August he called on witness with a light cart, ri gdon was struck out this morning. Tuberose was lfi • Istate f the E • • f fshadow of cl • defendant;but genera financial o e Empire is far from one o ear, trusted in the observin and he purchased 34 reams of Oakey's paper of Laycock, the younger, cloth fuller, Leeds. g the sound principles and the excellent prosperous. He must be a boll man who will pre- she had been deceived, and that mostTh grossly. e weighed f b E • "-II or yB. Martin, and her number placed on the William Wild and James Bowker, cotton manufacture TS, rules of the institution. One of the most judicious diet a budget, but it may be sEd that if there be no intimacy between the parties continued for some him, at 10s. a ream, at different times. He sold telegraph; but it was taken down, and the filly did not start. Bury, Lancashire. John Atkins Long, schoolmaster, Wakefield. seemed to him to be that by which the children deficit this year in the French revenue, and no loan time, the defendant freTaently promising to them for Cox, saying that Cox wanted the money were dressed-not in any uniform which would necessary, the Minister of Finance will deserve marry her. In February, 1861, complainant came more than the paTer. tsotßolmerchant, Poultry. Robert Ashbee, metal , . e c t lz t ta i e n gh g sat - gGs 4 to t rz o s ee l t, 1 a a na g n s c i al l:i t o p F h la r o a , fg : isit t a o ,B l r7 a ath g o s m t li nT.i agst I B V ia la u iffl ke e o r u , k 6 Robert Wade, joiner and builder Church, Lancas h i r e . Mr. Ralph Charles Spooner,' Benjamin Williamson, general dealer, Providence 'street s distinguish them from other classes-(hear, hear)- credit for his skill in managing and representing to London, and was followed by the defendant, and Ils another oilman, of Walworth. accounts. the connection was again continued. On this occa- Berkeley-street, Islington, said that three months Zetland with Buckenham, F or mark them as charity children-(hear, hear)- It need hardly be said that these difficulties of sion he told hlfoundthe t , her that i sheanything ema ago he saw the prisoner, Spencer, about some ' arfalla, Alerte, and Black- Win. Alex. Law, commercial traveller, Mercer's-terrace, cock, were first off, and came on with the running on the Stepney. but they were dressed in a manner suited to the the Government have roused all its enemies, for ter she was to tell him, and he would marry her at James Fisher and James M'Lean, builders, Reigate. right, having Gorse, Bramin, Tim Whiffler, and Calipyge circumstances of their parents, and might, go into the Empird, with all its power and glory, still has once. The defendant went back to Amersham, tell- At this stage Mr. Burcham said there was no lying close up on the lower ground. On entering the cords • Zetland was disposed of, and Gorse, with Buckenham at the Wm. Harrington, wine merchant, Gloucester. the society of any children upon equal terms. He emery paper, enemies. Although the great mass of people in ing the complainant he should leave there at Lady- proof of the actual stealing ; and as the prosecu- Jonathan Hardaker, commission agent, f Leed France have accepted it and desire no change yet , and from there he would get a home nicely tors dealt so largely, they could not swear that . had observed that they were provided with plaingirths, went to the front and took up the running, followed Charles Terry, grocer, Elliott's-row, Lower-road, Islinge there seems to be no very warm attachment ; 't ' h' the property had b stolen from their stock. . 0 . 1 , furnished, and would fetch her and make her is , e . been .. . substantial food, abundant in quantity, and of a an' ' y more than to either of the pretending families. wife. The correspondence was carried on for some The case was involved in grave suspicion, out he . . e , by Alerte. These three finished a close race home, Gorse ton. and ay a head ; two lengths separated the second t last b John Barker, cloth manufacturer, Hors orth, s Yorkshire. quality not only to satisfy nature bat even to There is a sort of apathy which allows Legitimists time, until the complainant found she was about to had no other alternative but to discharge them, wi n ning Wm. Henry Chapman, livery stable keeper, Garway an third; and there was a head between third and fourth; tempt the delicate appetite. He had heard th em and orleanists to come into the field and start can- become a mother. She then wrote to the defendant The prosecutors could proceed against them at any 4 road, Westbourne-Grove. Henry John Barker, late of Lane's Hotel, Haymarket. the others pulled up and trotted in. Wm. Henry Borhana, surgeon, Catubridge-terrace, Edg examined in scripture, in history, and geo- didates for the forthcoming elections, and negotiate five letters, telling him of the fact, but these he de- future time, if they got any direct evidence , graphy, and their answers were in every re- with priests, and do everything but openly talksedi- dined to answer. When the child was born, the Handicap Sweepstakes of 15 soya each, 10 ft; for 3-yr-olds ware-road. John Howick, builder, Weymouth-terrace, Hackney that satisfactory. He confessed that he wished between As for the priests, it seems that the friendship complainant went to the defendant's house and saw la w , - - and upwards. R.M. 15 subs. • Mr. Osborne's Pardalote, 3 yrs, 7st 21b (H. Grimshaw) 1 road. them and the Emperor, if not the alliance, his mother. The mother asked what she wanted, SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. that one addition could be made Mr. Lincoln's Petra 5 yrs, 7st 21b to their instrue- is at an end. In spite of their present effervescence, and when the complainant told her she had brought Baron Rothschild's ' Restes, 4 yrs, Bst, (E. Sharpe) 3 tion not in ,science or natural philosophy, or botany, we do not think that they will carry things to ex- the child for the defendant to see, and to know - • Wm. Alliston Lamprell, carpenter, Long-lane, City. I,e • opold Pollard Thomas, gentleman, late of St. George's- The following also ran :-Cantine, Walloon, Lustre, Am (Clement) 2 Charles Lines, grocer, Hollington, Staffordshire. or chemistry proper, but in certain truths tremities with so able and so useful an ally, for they w hat he would do, the mother in a very cruel man- NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. sterdam, Rocket, and Snapshot. George King, beerhouse-keeper, Sheffield. calculated to exalt their notions of the Divine wis- know that he has stood and will stand between ner told her she might go, for as she had got into FRIDAY. 1 lßetting-4 to 1 agst Lustre, sto 1 agst Qualm and Win. Appleyard, fishmonger, Sheffield. dom and benevolence, calling out he most t le g ts in - them and that revolutionary spirit which is far the mess she must get herself out. The defendant Handicap Plate of 100 soya, for 3-yr.olds and upwards. Gabardine; 7to 1 agst Marksman; 100 to 15 agst Walloon; John Sharp, tool fitter, Sheffield. from dead in France. But they are quite capable of had been written to on the subject, but instead of D.I. an d 100 to 6 agst R oc k e t . Thomas Wallworth, baker, Manchester. John Dean Newcombe, solicitor, Everton, Liverpool. nig instances, without demonstration but takin , g for playing the game of disaffection, and taking up behaving as a man should have done, and conceal- Mr. Parker's Gridiron, 4 yrs, 7st 71b (J. Adams) 1 Pardalotte jumped away with a clean lead, e waited upon bY Fd d William Meredith, Hulme war . granted the evidences of the Divine skill in work- with the Opposition in order to be bought off by ing not only his own wickedness but, he (Mr. Wake- Lord Ailesbury's Cantine, 5 yrs, Sat 61b ..(L. Snowden) 2R t th 'I th ound ; Petra, Walloon j eses on e raa s, on e upper gr 1 • P t L , John Hutchinson Gallagher, s ater, resco , ing out all things for the benefit of His creatures, concessions to their order and its Pontifical head. lin ) t li . l • t' t f d g was sorry o say, is c ien s wan o pru ence Lotd Zetland's Virgilius, 3 yrs, 7st 21b.. (11. Grimshaw) 3 Amsterdam, Cantine, Lustre, and Snapshot heading the shire. Lord Wilton'sWest-End, 3 yrs, 6st 51b (Buck) 4 and this done in a manageable form, and one easily For the presont they are or affect to be unbounded and self respect, he had come here to be the means Jane Cole, hosier, St. Leonard's, Devonshire. m 's Gleam, 3 yrs, 6st 131 b (Reeves 5 rear division. In this way they ran with little or no understood. There was one thing at the schools in their indignation at the Emperor's policy, and of publishing her folly and his (defendant's) disgrace. llsirr; Thomas's Acco, 3 yrs, 6st 21b ...... (J. Grimshaw) 6 alteration to the end; Pardalotte winning by half a length; Louis Rault, wine merchant, late of Great Warner-street, which he had seen with dissatisfa c ti on, an d that will probably be ready for a little political mischief Th e com pl a i nan t, a f as hi ona bly•- a tti re d an d inte- atr. a s t. C. Naylor's Chere Arnie, 4 yrs, 7st 101 b (Perry) 7 a nec k separa t e d th e secon d an d thi r d, Ro c k e t was fourth, ClewrkillemelL Locks, timber merchant, Heston Old Town, if the political discontent increases under the in- resting looking female, said she first became ac- Count Battlayany's Pergus, 3 yrs, sst 131 b.... (J. Daly) 8 . . was the insufficiency Amsterdam fifth, Lustre sixth, and Marksman next. Middlesex. of accommodation, and the fluence of distress. It cannot be wondered at that, •t d with the defendant t h father's • quern ewi ea her . house, Betting-2 to 1 agst Cantine, 11 to , 2 ae•st Gleam 6to 1 ) Free Handicap Sweepstakes of 30 soya each, 20 ft; winners Charles Henry Stocker, grocer, late of Acton-green, necessity for somewhat crowding the children with all these difficulties before him, the Emperor about Sept., 1860. He had frequently promised to agst Virgilius, and 100 to 15 agst Gridiron , e x t r a. R.M. 11 su b s . Middlesex. together. He should wish to see that altered. A should be unable to content the Italians by the marr y h er. H e h a d se d uce d h er. O n S e pt . 6th of - ' Jane Pinnell silversmith, Red Cross-square, City, in the humour, made play at a strong Lord W Powlett's Satellite 5 yrs 6st 101 b (E Martin) 1 Gridiron, appearing . W. / • ' ' •., ' Abraham Monday and William John Nicholls, trim the building and to secure good accommodation. . his Majesty as much as it does Victor Emmanuel or The defendant • the father. When •th is e en she was in e pace, followed by Chere Arnie awl Acco, the others being Mr. Ten Broeck s Umpire, 4 yrs 7st 101 b (G. Fordham) 2 mina manufacturers, Milk-street, City. Lord Zetland us Virgilius, 3 yrs, 6st 13Ib (H. Grimshaw) 3 John Fred. Goodered, eating-house keeper, Piccadilly. 13," 1 . f Napoleon feels la . icaso aor himself thwarted by family-way she wrote to him, but he did not answer close up, with the exception of Cantine, who lay away. In Mr. D. Gardner's Volunteer, 3 yrs, 6st 111 b (T. French) 4 George Price Skinner, brickmaker, Peckham-rye, Surrey. As regarded the financial condition of the institu- this order they ran to the Duke's Stand, when Lord Ailes those whose power he has himself increased. Bat her letters. She saw him before she was confined, Mr. Nichol's The Wizard, 4 yrs, 9st 511 a .. (J. Osborne) 5 James Dean, furniture broker, Foregate-street, City. lion it was im • possible to over praise the exertions wait both he and the Italians must, for France / and he promised t d o send her some money. bury's mare got upon better terms with her horses, and in Count Batthyany's Loiterer, 4 yrs, 6st 101 b (H. Bradley) 6 Thomas • • • S ' f Smith, Joiner, pennymoor, county oDurham. d and Virgilius third Mr Savile's Lad Bla ch 3 r sst 121 b a fGw strides further became secon , establishment of a reserve fund of £15,000, and the sition working against the Government, lies almost fore, nor had intercourse with any other man. The • • yne, y s, (Daley) 7 John Nicholson, publican, Chester-le-Street, county of which had been made, whieh had resulted in the with want pressingon her people and an active oppo- Cross-examined-I have never had a child They could not, however, improve those positions, and Betting-sth 2 agst Wizard, 3to 1 agst Umpire, 9to 2 D ur h am . subscription of £9,000 towards the building f un d, paralysed for the present. - Tines. defendant is the father of my child. I know a Gridiron won in a canter by two lengths. Virgilius finished agst Satellite, and 6to I each agst Virginia and Volunteer, John Needham, licen sed victualler, Potterhanworth, His lordship spoke highly of the e xer ti ons w hi c h person of the name of Hedges, but he has not a bad third, West-end fourth, Gleam fifth, and Acco next. Volunteer, with Satellite and Loiterer, cut the work to Lincolnshire. Handicap Sweepstakes of 15 sovs each, 10 ft, for 2-yr-olds. the bushee, where they were joined by Umpire and Virgi- David Robinson, joiner and builder, Lincoln. had been used to add to the funds, and especially THE _KIN OOF P.RUSSIA. taken indecent liberties with me. I have never Henry Bates coal dealer, Walsall. Last half of Ab. M. 18 subs. lius, the lot running in close company into the bottom. Sa- El' Crosby, ' Hazel's Cottage, Prescot, Lancashire. told any person that Hedges is the father of ray Eliza near eulo • gised the bazaar which had been held under Duke of Beaufort's Birdhill, Bst (G. Fordham) 1 tellite then took a clear lead, followed by Umpire and Virgi- Rachael Clegg, grocer, Freetown, Lancashire. child, or that I was in the family-way. In January I The K • -4' e mg of Prussia paid his visit to Compiegne Mr. R. C. Naylor's Biondella, 7st 91b (Challoner) 2 lius, between which a close race home ensued, satellite William Willison, printer, Stamford. the auspices of Lady Emily Peel, and patronised i send o a chemist's or some medicine or pri d'd d tff • and made his coronation speeches at a bad time. Col. Towneley's Staple Oak, 7st 71b (J. Snowden) 3 winning cleverly by a length; a like distance separated the llenry Goulder, jun., bricklayer and builder, late of Kim by the Duchess of Wellington, which had yielded The elections were put off to make way for the cere- Tate use, but not to do any wrong with it. The following also ran :,Queen of Spain, Antioch, Dio- second and third, and there was a head between third and berley, Nottinghamshire. . a sum of £2,500 to the institution. He made seve- monies, and are now taking place under the ma- Mr. Wakeling said the witness was not bound to modes, Peignoir, H ... Stavros,auji The Tutor, Xurullo, Mid- fourth. John Lamb, clothier, Nottingham. ''`Thomas Allwood, fanner, Nottingham. ml practical suggestions, by which a large number Pressions which they have left. These were not answer such questions. The child was here, and the me " dleton Maid, Thunderstorm, Grant, Miss Whip c, Hopeful Sweepstakes of 10 sovs each, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, Bst 71b ..w William Thomas Powell, draper, Tenb , Worcester only question was whether the defendant was the ; • of the class which was es • ' pecially interested in these favourable. Close amity and familiarity between Duchess, and Adine filly. fillies, Bst 41b. The winner to be sold for 60 sovs. Bretby shire. h dFrench E their monarch an the Emperor are equally father or not. Robert Wilde, tailor, Ruyton-of-the-Eleven-Towns, schools could be brought into the number of their Sarah Jones, the sister of the complainant, said Betting-6 to 1 each agst Xurullo and the Adine filly, 7 Stakes Course. 4 subs. displeasing to the feudal, the constitutional, and Salop. (J. Osborne) 1 Joseph Clarke, fruiterer, Salop 'road, Oswestry, Salop. supporters ; and having made a tribute to the feel- the d • 'P • T democratic parties amongst the Prussians. he she knew the defendant, and was aware that he to 1 each agst Birdhill and Staple Oak, 10 to 1 agst Mid- Mr. Osborne's Lopeatcher, Bst 71b Mr. Fleming's Knightsbridge, Sat 711) (Norman) 2 Joseph Schofield, farmer, Oak, Hollins with Oldham, ing with which the employers had entered into terror whichthem • 1 f French prevails amongst em is less o kept company with her sister. He appeared fond dleton Maid, 12 to 1 agst Queen of Spain, and 100 to 8 each Lord Coventry's the spirit and intention of the society, concluded a arms than of French manners. All remember how of her, and was very attentive. She had never seen agst Thunderstorm and Biondella. Lord Stamford's Adrasta very able and well adapted speech, which was Es- generally it was feared that the late King might him do anything very particular. (A laugh.) In After a long delay at the post, Mr. M‘George was at last Betting-5 to 4 agst Mousetrap, 2to 1 agst Lopcatcher, Staffordshire, tened to with intense interest, and fre . 1 quent y take example from the French coup d'etat to over- June last she saw the defendant, and told him how enabled to get them away. On settling into their places, and 3to 1 agst Knightsbridge. SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. throw the constitution of 1850. her sister was situate, and wanted him to go and see Tutor made the running, closely followed by Biondella, Lopcatcher jumped off with a clear lead, and was never Caldwell, Parker, and Co., calico printers, Linwood, near loudly applauded, by an ear nes t appea l t o a ll per ssons concerned in the institution to continue in The two s her. He said he was not the father of the child and Birdhill Q ueen of S p ain, and Sta p le Oak on the upperspeeches after approached, and won in a canter by five lengths. Paisley. the good work which they had so happily begun more ill-judged. On such an occasion as that of he could prove it. A few days afterwards she saw ground; the others, headed by Hadji Stavros, Grant, and William Giffen, horse dealer, Mearns. and successfully carried out. assuming the crown, a dignified allusion might the defendant and her sister t o gethe r, a n d ask ed the Adine filly, lying Samuel Willett, wood merchant, Dumfries. The the extreme left. In this order they MEETING OF THE JOCKEY CLU B. - The result of the festival was a subscription ex- have been made to its great duties, and the hopes what arrangement they had come to. He said they ran to the Bushes-hill, where Tutor declined, and left Bird- A general meeting of the Jockey Club was heldat New- AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. ceeding £1,500. entertained of it. Germany looked to Prussia for Proposed going to London, and that he would send hill with a slight lead, he being closely followed by Bien- market on Wednesday, Oct. 30; present, Admiral Rous Computed f the Returns • the k ending from e made in e wee political union and constitutional example. But her some money for that purpose. When the della, Staple Oak, and Queen of Spain. To this lot the race and Lord Coventry (stewards), Mr. Alexander, Lord Oct. 29, 1861, exclusive of the duties of Customs paid or - the King had no feeling of the kind to express; he complainant left the room the defendant also said / was now confined, and Birdhill, maintaining his lead to the Annesley, Lord Anglesey Mr. Berne, Mr. Batson, Count payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great CRITICAL POSITI ON Britain :- per cwt. OF FRANCE. had not the courage or the tact to strike a national "You need not tell your sister that I said I was not end, won in a canter by two lengths; half a length sepa- Batth ' ' . yany, Lord Chesterfield, Lord Courtenay, Mr. W. G. • the father of the child, as I was in liquor when I said Muscovado, the produce of British America 23s 61d chard. Instead of this he gave vent to mystic rated the second and third, Queen of Spain fourth (placed Craven, Sir H. Des Veen; Mr. G. W. Fitzwilliam Sir J To those who concern themselves with French y so ; and if you do so it will make her unhappy." by the judge), and Tutor fifth. The others were beaten assertions of conservatism such as are breathed bten off Hawley,M Lowther, M N ill Mr. P L ' d • r.. r. Nev ill, . Payne, or W. • . politics it is no secret that the Imperial Govern- the feudalK • • party. At Konigsberg one might sup - She had frequently heard him say he would marry a - l on last three b • Xurullo,Middleton g way, theee being Maid, Powlett, Mr. Savile, Lord Stamford, Lord Stradbroke, 1?4IL WAY INTELLIGEN CE. ment is just now ranch embarrassed. !Difficulties her path d • Rose a forgetfulness by the monarch of his true posi- ; and Hopeful Duchess. Lord Strathmore, Lord Uxbridge, Lord Westmorela n d, and trials will beset its • pa during the present non • for East P • • feudal d • t Cross-examined-I was not aware that the de , Prussia is still an proprie o- . . 20 sovs each, and only 5 ft, if de- Lord Wilton, and Lord Winchilsea. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEK. eminter. Its troubles are comin t • 1 • h • Handicap Sweepstakes of but in battalions g, no sing e spies, rial. It makes no art of the German Confederation fendant was indebted to my sister, or at t e time Oared, to go to the second horse. T.Y.C. 16 subs, 7of It was proposed by Mr. Alexander, and resolved--" That . . They are from many directions And the P • •he said he would send her some money that she had monarch might for a moment have sunk Miles Opened. Receipts. and spring from many causes; some are mere ac,whom declared, no person who enters horses in an assumed name shall be Railways. • 0 .----...-_, - the larger sympathies and aspirations of hewritten to him for it. s t great . . . ltella, 3 yrs, 7st 711 a (J. Snowden) 1 allowed to adopt and register as such the same name as that / 1861. 1860. 1861. 1860. cidents others the result of the , eEmperor's own Federation in the smaller one of the provincial Mr. Wakeling said that this was his case and Mr. Payne's Vo . _ _ ' Mr. W. Webb's Jessie Brown, 3 yrs, fist 71b.. (J. Daley) 2 of any gentleman who runs his horses in his own name." _ olicy. In some we mus p t sympathise with him, in monarchy. But Kin took asked that the order might be made. King Williamcare to repeat Baron Rothschild's King of Diamonds, 4 yrs, Sat 71b others we are forced to say that the embarrassment (G. Fordham) 3 Lord Wm. Powlett's motion on the adruission of mem- Ballymena and Port Rush.. - - - - the same shibboleth on entering Berlin h r t- Mr. Daniels contended that the corroborative 136 136 1,939 1,9 6 2 is fully deserved. Priestly sedition, the animosities withstanding the presence f the bers to the new rooms was not proceeded with, but it was Belfast and N. Counties.... o e court, people have evidence was not sufficient to enable the magistr a t e The 'also ran :-Curlew, Zodaic, Sago, Woman following . . / Belfast and County Down.. 49 391 055 of Royalists and Republicans, foreign war, over- ideas ofgovernment moved by the stewards, and resolved :----', That a committee Birkd., Lane-, &Ches. June. - - - - and of allegiance far in ad-' to make the order. If an adjournment were to take • in Red, Black Lily, and Brilliant. Blyth and Tyne 2O 20 1,943 1,822 speculation and over-spending among private vance of Divine •-• h • Right. It appears that the K. Place is could produce evidence that would throw ing . . P . . Zodiac, sto 1 each agst Curlew d Betting-3 to 1 agst . be appointed to superintend the domestic arrangements of and the club." Bristol and Exeter lO6l 125 6,078 6,10 people, great extravagance in public works, and2l9l 2191 16,918 16,314 Caledonian is now sensible of ' • his imprudence, and some re- a very different light upon this case. He asked the Ki n d 7to 1 agst Voltella. the maintenance of enormous armaments, are marks he has made to the magistrates tP d magistrate to dismiss the summons gof Diamonds, an The dates of the Newmarket Meetings 1862, as published Cockermouth& Workington 8f 8f - - enough to make any Sovereign anxious; and now are quoted as calculated to counteract a ete ail M Barker • * • Jessie Brown got off V first, followed by oltella, Black last week, were agreed to. Cork and Bandon 2O 20 351 381 the impres- i. r. declined to grant an adjournment Cork, Blackrock, &Passage 6l el 193 210 to these is added a deficient harvest, which has sions of Konigsberg. The K' ' • s d - ' Lily, King of Diamonds, and Zodiac for the first quarter of The stewards of the late Goodwood races and Admiral Cork and Youghal . 26 23 225 201 e mg is said to have an made an order for the defendant to pay 2s. 6d. 531 531 1,201 1,10 already begun to cause widespread distress and stated, with a direct reference to the elections, that Per week. a mile, when she was beaten, and halfway down the bill Row then laid before the meeting the case of dispute as to Cornwall Deeside l7 17 308 232 alarm. During the next three months the Emperor he would ever remain faithful to the Constitution Mr. Wakeling applied for the costs of witnesses Voltella went to the front, cl ose l y followed by Black Lily Croagh Patrick's right to the Stewards and Chesterfi e ld Dublin & Belfast Junction 63 63 1,645 1,572 will need all his energy and tact; for with the first A n d th e Ki ng o f P russ i a i s a pr i nce o f h i s . and attorney. and Baron Rothschild's colt, Zodiac and Brilliant lying Cups, with the correspondence relating thereto, and aft er Dublin and Drogheda 63 63 1,897 1,800 appearance of discontent old factions are reviving, word. There is written in the Constitution to which Mr. Barker allowed £2 2s. for costs. close in their track. A close race home ensued between the some discussion the further consideration was d • d a journe Dub. & Wicklow(in.Kingst.) 48f 401 1,838 1,967 Dundalk and Enniskillen,, 130 122 1,988 2,C01 new ones are coming into life, and for the first time he has sworn that the legislative right exists con- Mr. Daniels said be should appeal, but he could three placed, and was won by Voltella by three parts of a till the following day. Dundee and Arbroath l7l 171 670 661 since the victories of 1859 the partisans of the jointly with the King and the two Chambers, and not then give the necessary sureties, length; a neck se p arated the second and third ; Zodiac was At the meeting held on Thursday, pursuant to the ad- Dundee, Perth, & Aber. Jun 3l 31 1,019 1,04 1 East Anglian 671 671 1,145 1, 013 fallen Governments are finding courage to speak. cannot be exercised separately by either. As long Notice of appeal was served during the day. a good fourth, and Brilliant fifth, Woman in Red sixth; journment, there were present-Admiral Rous and Lord E.Counties,Nrfk.,&E.Union 499 499 28,201 27,441 The immediate cause of these difficulties is, of as this is the fundamental law-and it is now too -- the others were pulling up as they passed the post. Coventry (stewards), Mr. Alexander, Lord Annesley, Edinburgh and Glasgow 142 142 6,901 6,222 Edinburgh "u Perth n &Dundee 78 78 3,861 3, 650 ,m) the scantiness of the hareest. In this late for aey power or prince to alter it -the monarch MARYLEBONE P .-_ LACING A WOMAN ON TFIE SweePstakes of 10 sovs each, for 2-yr-olds, 7st ; 3-yr..nid s , Count Batthyany, Duke of Beaufort, Mr. W. G. Craven, Forth &Clde J uction country a short crop brings great loss and hardship may indulge, like James 1., in whatever political FIRE.-ATROCIOUS OUTRAGE.-A sullen-looking Sat 71b. The winner to be sold for 300 soya. First half of Sir H. Des Vo:3ux, Mr. Greville, Sir j, Hawley, Mr. Furness Y with it, but it is n o t suc h a cala • M n France. theories he pleases. All required is that his acts man, named George Walter, a stableman, li v i ng a t Ab. . 7 subs. Lowther, Mr. Payne, Lord Stamford, Lord Uxbridge, Lord Glasgow & South-Western 1 831 18 3 1 8 , 308 8,081 ay mas i Great Northern 330 330 30,907 28,544 , There a multi' . aide of peasants cultivate little and government be constitutional. 15, South Wharf-road, Paddington, was charged Mr. Rogers's Ninette filly', 2 yrs, 7st. „ , (Reeves) 1 Wilton, and Lord Winchilsea. Great North of Scotland ... 58 58 1,755 1,544 patches of ground, very often heavily mortgaged, It ist • that the elections • with most atrocious conduct towards Jane, his wife, gratifying o perceivee in w Baron Niviere's Mademoiselle de Champigny, 2 yrs, 7st The discussion on the Croagh Patrick case was resumed. andat.Sote Western Westn.(lrind ) N9_ 220 8,916 8,411 it 7571 48,222 46,604 if the corn or the • (11. Grimshaw) 2 vines fail they are as utterly Prussia are conducted with something like English whom he had severely wounded on the head, and and it was resolved-" That a letter be written from the In r v e e a rnes e s s & e l n bereleen June 55 55 1,039 879 helpless as the cottiers of Lord Strathmore's Cantab, 3 yrs, Bst 71b .... (Aldcroft) 3 25 25 266 279 Ireland in the old times. freedom. There is none of that prohibition of elec- afterwards placed on the fire. Jockey Club to Mr. Blake, Mr. Moore, and Mr. Murphy, Ittntleis,-Eastern Yorkshire 3951 3951 34,065 36,409 This year n The following also ran : - Ballerino, Confidence, and Lady • y not only has the yield been muc h below five committees-Prussia at presents swarms with Inspector Mackerel, D division, produced a certi- - requesting them to attend in London to meet a committee Leon ' iinster and Kington the average, but the quality of the corn is inferior, th •• France. - And hficate from St. Mary's Hospital, which set forth that Clare. of the club, to which the Croagh Patrick case shall be re- Limerick and Ennis. / em-which prevails ineach party 2 261 137 167 h • • d Betting-Even on Ballerine, 4to 1 agst tho Ninette filly, Limerick and Foynes and through several departments the peasantry, attempts to persuade or cajole the electors in the the poor woman was so mue insure as to render ferred for final decision, and to say what time it will be Llanelly 4 461 580 469 and 6 to 1 bar two. 'who are as a rule only . y one step above poverty, best constitutional fashion. The feudal champions it impossible for her to attend to give evidence. e convenient for them to do so." The committee was ap- London & North-Western. 10301 1012 85,508 86,509 find themselves without money to pay their debts f h - L• a Buck said-I live at No. 16, next door to The Ninette filly made all the running, with Centel, and pointed as under-Lord Annesley, Lord Chesterfield, Lord London and Blackwall ' 5 1 5 1 1,471 1,571 . 9t e Kreuz pazetto do not shrink from harangu- ouis . . . . . London .i . 6 South-Western 4OO 394 19,696 18,109 . and even food to keep their families. Their Mademoiselle de Charapigny in the second and third places b e ' he working classes and seeking ing t e , , ng to p e rove to the prisoner. About 8 o'clock yesterday evening I Coventry, Mr. Grevillo, Mr. Lowther, Lora Wilton, and Loud. Brighton, &S. Coast. 2412 2231 18,442 18,715 I cry is just that which the Imperial system has se • s - to the cords. There the French mare took second place _, Lord Wi • nchilsea. London, Chatham, & Dover 72 296 1,955 8 them how much better the old regime of monopoly heard loud screams of " Murder in the street. I . Lond., Tilbury, & Southend 42 40 1,301 1,185 ' taught them. The Government is appealed but was unable to reach Ninette who won easily b a len e•th begged, implored, criticised, abused, threatened, to, and corporations was for them than the modern and ran out and saw the prisoner's wife stagger from and a half, two length separating the second and third' Man.,Sheffield, & Lincolnsh 291 2913 15,198 15,290 Manch. S.Jun.& Al trincham 9/ 1,108 1,106 liberal system, which allows o competition and the door-step and fall into the road, exclaiming, as . - ' lIORSFS STRCK OUT OF THEIR ENGAGE. if Every man thinks it the duty of all who are officially Pen ',, • • • • Ballenno swerved across the course, and showed terrible ' Diaryport and Carlisle leaves every man to sink or to swim as he can. The she foil, "God bless my soul! I assisted in raising MENTS. Midland (incl. N.-Western) 6144 6141 40,563 40,050 , above him to come to h . help. Th e tome of distress. The • udplaced them all to the m • . .is e peasant looks liberals of North Germany have their battle of free her up, and my hands were completely covered with s Y w P a ae . Oct. 24, at 6 p.m., Fisherman, out of all engagements in Midland Gt.Westn. of' hind. 1921 1776 5,245 4,361 , asre, tne Maire to the Prefect th P f to the - e - reseet trade as well as of free institutions to fi g ht ; but blood, which was flowing - from her head. She SweePstakes of 10 goys each. Weight for age. The win. 1861. slonkland 56 56 1,567 1,583 t Monmouthsh. Rail. & Canal 44 44 2,721 2,509 / hi e _ Mini s t er of the Interior, while all, from the their chie f elo q uence is dire cted to impress upon the seemed dreadfully hurt, and I went without loss of ner to be sold for 400 soya. First half of Ab. M. 9 Oct. 25, at 7 D • h t tf C b 'cl p.m., lop an us, ou oam n geshireNewcastle an ar se ' dCli 1 - electors the necessity of being Germans even before time for assistance. r a sue, th Stakes. and Galashiels) sun to stsine or the rain to fall undertaken to 'flake • But has he not Notwithstanding the efforts of the .Kreuz faction ceived I repaired to the spot and saw the injuredat. Center) 1 - .9 Leybrn 780 764 38 89 t 41,114 8 French's L t Mr. , eon es, 6 yrs, Bsl 81b (A. Edwards) 2 330 p.m., Moorhen , and Nautilus out of the Cambridge- North London 9 9 2,391 2,528 1 tion of Frenchm good all defects in the condi- no doubt is entertained of there b • ' female b • d • state f insensibility by being a liberal ma- being conveyed in a o e n ' A . Captain Coates 's Hesper, 3 yrs 7st olb (J Snowden) a shire •at 3 50 p.m., Costa, Lord Clyde, and Buckstono, out North Staffordshire 216 246 7,649 8,141 r into all the relat' • Government which enters jority. And from what we learn gm our corres • two men to St. Mary's Hospital. She was bleeding Lord Chesterfield's Baro ' n ' •• * ' ' 5 A t d Gswestry and Newton 3O 16 578 295 its char ions of life • Munchausen, 4 yrs, Bst 31b of Criterion Stakes; at 3 3 p.m., rgonau an Salamanca ' Rhymney 194 19f 810 727 1 ; charge, which not with the people under pondents, the aim of the opposition will take a direc- profusely all the way. I went to the hospital myself, (Custance) 4 out of Criterion Stakes; at 425 p.m , Maggiore, Evenhand, St. Helen's Canal & Railway 52 52 1,883 1,994 - 1 ," organizes defencesonly preserves order and tion highly disagreeable to the Crown The line of and after the injured woman who had received Mr. Thomas's Touch - me-not, 3 yrs, 7st 91b.... (Reeves) 5 Starke,d Umpire, out of the Cainbride•eshire •at44o an e , Scottish Central buys and sells, and plant limit ed monarchy, but argument d bliberals * • ' • * Lord Annesley's Sweetsance, 4 yrs, Bst 31b (W. Boyce) 6Scottish Nth E stern 115 115 4,159 3,9z2 . or , - . a . - 14 and • use y the at present is-since every attention, had in some measure recovered, she Defender, out of the lead in industry, and diree builds, and takes the our Kin • th ' ' 1 'd • ' • hbdg is on e most nmicable terms with tie sai to me, " Policeman, I wish to give my us an Al r. R. Ten 13roeck • a Maggiore, 4 yrs, Sat 31b (o,Fordham) 7 p.m., Arabia and , i Cambridgeshire. Shrewsbury & Birmingham - - - ts the Current Mr Swindell's Weatherbound, 4 yrs, Bst 31b (J. Adams) 8 5 p.m., Squire Percy, out of the Unabridgeshire ;ats 24 Shrewsbury and Chester lion, ought to interfere f or the ent of specula-. French E m p eror , an d s i nce A us t r i a, f ar from in charge for striking me with a hot iron." I went tne • n m Aurelian out of the Cambridgeshire •ats 35 Shrewsbury & Hereford - 9 - 87 . 51 51 2,121 1,.,_„, but p g Several millions•of faithful Im P•lll3ic good when threatening, is humbly askin P • 'd htbk t h h d h h • • tt • russian ai ,w a ac ot e ouse, an t ere saw t e prisoner si ing Betting- 5 to 2 agst Leontes, 4to 1 agst Hesper, 6to 1 .-'-', ' . . , ' 'P• Shro 1 pshire Union 2 Ol 291 895 7,. erialist vot Old Ro , out of the Cambridgeshire •ats 45 mRa - S tf D • 75 721 3,294 3 /!,',„" agst Baron Munchausen, and Bto 1 agst King of the Forest. , p. ~ p . ou i ~ e ‘ on 306 306 21,193 distress. What is the Empire, with i ers are in can be the necessity for these monstrous armaments on a chair in his room, and on my tellin a him the t o South-bastern and its heavy cost, maintained for b ta ran g deur * and that military expense which the Court of Berlin nature of the charge against him, he replied, "I King of the Forest jumped off first, and with Leontes, paree and Trapcage, out f the Cambridgeshire • Laughing 7,411 1711 1711 7.403 ' - South Wales Marble Hi »odani .. li • Frenchmen what they want? What isut to giv e indulges • 1 f •• • didn'td. • "U 'l' d in, apparent y from mere imitation of the o it. oon searching the room discovered B AI nehausen, and Hess= lay in front to the cords, Baron u - Stock, Hill, i 1 ia, ing of Hearts, and Pre- S. Yorkshire and River Dun 118 44 8 c - , - 0 . 5 7,792 J the usdatore, out of Criterion Stakes ;ats 46 p.m., Benbow, Star Stockton and Darlington this great machine unless tbe god ste e a kin d fth W 2 I h d' F • fl • ' • 11 d h li'ld 'b d I hIIs er took the third place. On descending the hill Taff Vale 5l 51 1,037 1,923 ,Pa out of it in ' g oms o e est .not er wor 8, if ranee is a ateron, quite ot, un er te c i ren se . wen e p of India Slina•sby, Robin Hood, and Knight of the Thistle, es•ery difficulty to make all right, and set the I ' not to be feared, and German union and liberty are was told by one of the little boys that the prisoner the three leading horses closed, and ran together to the ' ' . . Ulster me out of the Cambridgeshire ;at6lo p m , Gemse and Clock- Ulverstone and Lancaster lO 10 158 134 perialist chorus declaiming in a triumphant atrajn? not to be advanced, why should Prussia pay so dearly had put his mother on the fire. end, King of the Forest winning easily by two lengths , of Criterion Stak • * * Stakes; at 950 mLa Vapour Vale of Clwyd. to wee 'The Government knows what is expected of it, and o f t d off visionary dangers? The reorganisation Mr. Mansfield-Is the boy here? There was half a length between the second and third, maser, out . . , P. 9 - , Vale of Neath out of the Cambridgeshire ;at 9 Cilkenn 54 p.m., Eclair, out of the Waterford and / Y 7 77 1,619 1 , 70 8 has done its best to satisfy the country. It has „ahe army and its increased efficiency become the Witness-Yes, your worship. Baron 3lunchausen was fourth, Touch-me-not fifth, and I imerick allowed Departments and towns to contract loans. a ev ortheda- Jin the opening session. The Pressian William Walter, after satisfying the magistrate S Cambridgeshire ;at9 55 p.m. Dictator and Invader, out of weetsauce sixth. Weatherbound and Maggiore, who get . , Waterford and -. .... 274 27f __. I Cornwall." 'br Said' . 39 29 4,183 4,932 tiovernraent the Cambridgeshire; at 10 '.30 p.m., Adrasta, out of the Cam- W.llartielooot liar . • roads and other public works are advanced as much - - and, like ought to have matured their projects, that he knew the nature and obligations of an oath, badly off, finished tho last two. - - the Ministers bridgeshire ;at 10 35 p.m., Wild Wave, out of the Cam- West Mialandt... _ g 60' rinnt 7 7 393 369 as possible in order to give employment; junction l2 12 708 679 b said that a considerable sum will be granted y the the war r plans of military . expenditure when was ironing, when my father snatched the iron Weight for age, with selling allowances. T.Y.C. ndges ire. Whitehaven FuessJun. 35 35 Whitehave 704 647 mania was at its Oct. 28, at 9 a.m., Conqueror, out of Worcestershire Legislature for the relief of temporary distress. But, the yhave allowed it toe vail • ht el g • Instead of that from her hand and flung her upon the fire; after Mr. H. F. Beaumont's Lapidist, 2 yrs, fist 61b (50 soya.)o Stakes; Incitatus, out of the Nursery and Flying Stakes at FOREIGN AND COLONIAL. ' spite of such remedies there will probably pre- quence find it diffi It in spa 1 porate, and will in conse- that he put her out of the room. Her arm was (Whiteley) 1 erp and Rotterdam 52 52 1,309 1,089 f suffer- Ch b eu to obtain fSh • Worcester; Shooting Star, out of the Grosvenor-place Antw • Tail in the coming winter such an amount o am er the money wherewith to k from the Lower a good deal burnt. Mr. W. ;Day's Plunket colt, 2 yrs, 7st 71b (£200) (J. Adams) 2 Stakes; at 10 3.5 a.m., Wild Wave, out of Liverpool en- AllStriall Belgian Eastern Junction B2B 673 48,770 48,367 264 264 307 346 ing among the country people as no Government, sian army on its old footing 0 eep up the Prus- IVlr. Mansfield-Before your father put your fßu ale and Lake Huron Detroit and Milwankle lB5 185 , 2,093 however absolute, fertile in expedients, and s • rec Hess which the Liberals propose . - of the motions mother on the fire, Istated,did h making is that • • e re, as you have i e say (Cw3tance) 3 all engagements 1861 ;atll 55 a.m., Rameses, out of the , Dutch Rhenish 4,669 5,234 B 1081 1081 4,378 3,673 . of expenditure, will be able to relie,ve. nishing the time of military servic for dim- anything to her? e from t folk/win also ran •-Shooting Star, Otho, Kaiser The g . 1 Cambrid eshi • t 340 g re , a p.m., South Austral' 'an, out oi Eastern of France 1932 1006 60,642 55,996 that dis- two years. However great analleviationour to Witness-IN . °, sir, but he struck her with his fist. East Indian - - B But it is not only among the peasantry this might Virgil, Nunnery, Alarm filly, Peneus, Lady Derby, Bay- en gagements 1861 ;at4 50 p.m., Carbine, out of the Came,_ Grand Trunk of Canada 970 970 • tress will be found. War, present or in prospect, be to families and to the industrious youth of the The prisoner was remanded till Thursdaysnext. lock, Arab, Fannie colt, King Christmas, and Principal. 16 997 16,625 bridgeshire ;at 6.25 p.m., Romulus and Croagh Patrick, Great Indian Peninsula 3501 2 , 71 2:5 _ e fear it mi ht seriousl t is weighing down the raanufactures of France. countrY, w s . es g . y ake from the SOUTHWARK A Great a Western Canada Bettin -4 to 1 agst the Plunket colt, 6to 1 agst Lapi- out of the Cambridgeshire ;at 6.31 p,ra., Butterfly, out of Gt es_ e urg l2B 1282 3,755 2,784 g' s 4 II First in importance is the conflict in America. efficiency of the P russian army. Two years are Thursday afte rnoo n.- MYSTERIOUS FFAIR.- On g .345 345 12 3' Mabel • • - Lyons and Ggneva /02 11,101 Bto 1 agst Black Lily, 10 to 1 each agst thethe Cambridgeshire. 142 14 The effect of this war ou the trade with France not sufficient to make a soldier. Volunteers would residing in Copenhagen Mr. Nicholas Cox, an oilman, dist, • 00l engage- a,drid, SaraMssa &Alicant 301 2 6,181 6,491 H has been remarkable. It shows how severely the be preferable to a militia which had undergone so another openha gen. street and George Spencer, Oilman, out of business,'filly and Nunnery, and 100 to 6 agst Otho. Oct. 29, at 9 a.m., Fitz-Avon, out of Liverpool R ec l u se Northern of Canada ...... 94 284 14,693 15,523 of Cambridgeshire Stakes; . ' Northern of France ' ' -,8 94 1,027 1,056 resources of the Republic are taxedwe find little trainin g . when .. And Volunteers are all the better stealing and recei • were charged with The flag was lowered to an excellent start, the lot getting ments ; Mainstone, out , Guilder, Ms- Norwegian Trunk,, . , u I• A 614 58,25? 51,728 „. that the d . - d d disciplined army being, if not before Paper and leather-ging a large quantity of emery away in a cluster, with the exception of the Mabelafilly, out of the Cambridgeshire ;at 10.20 a.m. • e• at 12.30 Paris, Lyons, & t.e emend for articles of luxury such as for a soli an _ and knife 1- arabridgeshir , rr 879 840 111'970 93102 France But probably this design of Messrs. Oakley and c po Isla, the property of who ran out immediately after starting. The first to show worth, and Ducat, out of the C . Paris end Orleans ,9n 922 5 ' ' 5 shire; after 6 p.m., del' produces has almost ceased The most at . least beside them. o e emer Pernambuco s 6,672 61,11 p , 'eate &Atka, ase finest • * • b used more as an argument than turers, Wellingt on N i Y 51144 lead manufac- in advance were Nunnery, Kaiser, Virgil, and Black Lily; p.m., Dr. Nichol, out of tho Cambridge 36f - Royal Danish ............. 69 550 - tions of the be e nest muslins, and a great poi - - the liberals is to e Has, Blackfr d the o ortu- court was rather crowded • iara-road. The the rear division, headed by Lapidist and the Plunket colt, Sutherland, out e f• a ll engagements. Stakes, Sambre and 31euse were conatant a i t plate and jewelry and furniture, as a weapon. The motion will affor pp °snug to suspicion being • • • Oct. 30 t 1045 a m. Brilliant, out of the Flying South Austrian ..... 68 68 1,519 1,183 use of the ri Y sent across the Atlantic for the nity of affirming that if an army be used merely toattached t o a number of oilmen in the N h lying two or three lengths in the wake. Half-way in the , a • • / Southern of France .... 1251 917 70,566 50,978 t- Indeed, every ell ana Ostentatious nion instead of being em- the metropolis. ort -end of bottom, Lapidist, with the Phinket colt and Black Lily, ran Worcester. C 1 e out of all engagements, Welland... • • 777 773 27,700 23,629 , p retick Republicans. intimidate liberty and u . Mr. Edwin appeared for the past the leading horses, and came on nearly abreast. Lapi- Oct. 31, at 11.30 a.m., ap . , and been destroyed; at West Flanders ... 75 75 697 622 977 1,033 the States wer e hi c k Producer understood that 1 d t develop it nations would be batter with p oye 0 / prosecution, a an- diet win •having broken her le at exercise a W. and N.W. of France.... 742 730 61,831 14,1119 - eeet uesteeMr Lo Nig via for the rieenere. lt mug cleverly by three parts of a ea t, and that geode out tux:Eike. PruaiAn Ministers wouldof course be i - .1 ~ , , p Ir. Beard at- ' dietance eeparated th ' length; • %4 05 c f ctioner, out of all engag ~ 0 fsecend and third ; Principal was . Pau., 9 11 e SUICIaI ,BY A MARINE ON ,BOARD ILIII.B. DONEGAL. __.__s - The adjourned inquest on the body of William Morrell, a private. •of the Royal Marines, was held on Wednesday afte Moor t, the 23d inst., at the Naval Hospital Inn, Fore strc et, Ztonehouse, before Allan B. Bone, Esq., jun., deputy county coroner. Willi am Kerr said—l am a member of the Royal Col lege of Surgeons at Edinburgh, and Doctor of Medicine. I am sup ; goon of H.M.S. Donegal. I knew the deceased per fectly v ,ell. I find that on the sth of October the deceased was dis charged from the sick list, cured. He came in on the 21s t September for a slight wound between the fore finger and thumb of the right hand. From September 9th to the; 12th he was under treatment for palpitation of the heart He was on the sick list from the 4th of August to the 8 th of August last, suffering from the effects of drink ing to excess. He was brought on board in a half insen sible state. The usual symptom of suffering from drunken ness, we find is want of sleep. He, however, did sleep, and slept without taking any medicine, which we generally give 'them to make them sleep. Sometimes the men do not recovez from the effects of drunkenness in less than a week or a foi inight. The deceased recovered in four days. He exhibit ed no extraordinary symptoms, unless a tendency to sleep, vhich I think an extraordinary circumstance. I had difficult y to make him take the medicine prescribed for him, in consequence of his tendency to sleep. He was on the sick list in October, 1860, for two days, for a common cold, ant lin July, 1861, four days for sore throat. In tho ordinary course of duty I should see the deceased twice a day, an. I as a rule, I have no doubt that either myself or one of f he assistant-surgeons saw him twico a day, from Sept. 2 Ist to Oct. sth. I saw no indication of insanity. He took vei y little medicine, if any. He seemed cheerful and did net . complain of anything. I observed nothing remark able about him. I have never observed any symptoms of aberrati on of intellect, and I have had frequent occasions of seeing tbe deceased. He was a man of average strength. By tb.ia Jury—Thesleep was such as a man suffering from drink wt uld have. He exhibited no nervous symptoms. By the I Coroner—There was nothing about the head or face that would indicate insanity. Willie in Thompson said—l am a master's assistant on board thi a Donegal. About a month ago I had the middle watch. Corporal Bargery brought the deceased to me, saying the the would not turn in. I asked him the reason, he said betuuse he was going to have three dozen in the morning. I believe the corporal asked bim for why, and he said it was no business of the corporal. He did not ex hibit any signs whatever of drunkenness. He spoke foolihly to me. I think he was insane at the time he said that. Corporal Bargery said the deceased had frequently had his meals put by for him, and he did not care to come down for his meals. Henry Mitchell, a private in the same corps, said he did not notice anything of the kind. The Deputy Coroner hero had a letter banded to him by P.C. Phillips, who had found it on the body of the de ceased. He could only decipher the following sentences : Dear Mother,—l have received your letter. lam .... to near that you are . . . with the . . . some money 1 br the present. You will not be able . . . I am very a I . . . and Jack have had to pay my £5 clock. On the back of this letter, was one written to him by his sil ter, as follows:—Dear Brother,—Your father is still liw 'ng with me, and is likely to do so for some time. I should be i ), - lad to see you . . . drinking . . . I am glad to blear that you have heard from . . . and hope you will . . . again . . . not at present. Hoping I shall have the pleasure of hearing from you and writing to you an ain, I remain your affectionate sister, JANE JARMAN. —This was written in October, 1861. Samu el Morrell, a private of the Marines, said—The de ceased vi as my brother. I saw him alive last, before the Adelaide went to Ireland. I have a sister called Jarman ; she lives at Tiverton. The deeeased was 22 years of age. When 1 aaw him he was in the sick bay. Ho was quite out of his' mind when I saw him, and he did not know me. He said sozlething to me, but there was no sense in what he said. It wag the Sunday after he had been ashore drink ing. I saw him again on the following Thursday, and he said, " San 1, they tell me you were off to see me on Sun day." I said, "Yes, I was." He said, " Well, I did not know anything about it." Ho was then a little better. When he spoke t 0 me on Sunday, he spoke about a drum mer who was goin t ; to be flogged. I made inquiries, and found that no drunnaler was going to be flogged. By the Jury--Hew as not well when I saw him on Thurs day. - - - - - - - - A Juryman—From wizat I hear, I think these men aro dismissed too soon. The Deputy Ceroner•—The doctor is here, and he would be the best judge of the man's health. The Juryman-1 have heard some very curious things lately, I don't think they value a man's life much. Corporal Bargery said—.l believe the man was out of his mind. Less than three mon the ago, after we left Plymouth for Ireland—but I cannot to. l l how long, or where we were —on one occasion between 12; and 1 in the day, I saw the deceased sitting on the spars ,on the upper deck. Ho had his head on his hands, and his elbows on his knees. His eyes were watery, and he looked as if he had been crying. I ordered him down below to get hi's dinner. He said "all right," and did not go down, but put himself in the same position as before. He appeared to bo in deep meditation. The Jury, after a lengthy deliberatioxl, returned a verdict of " temporary insanity." COUNIBY MABEHTS. LIVERPOOL—Nov. 2. There was a fair attendance of millers and dealers at this morning's market. We had a tolerably good business doing in wheat, fine qualities bringing the currencies of last Tuesday, while medium kinds were rather dearer. Flour must be quoted rather better. Oats and oatmeal difficult to quit. Beans and peas at last week's rates. In Indian corn a good demand. WAKEFIELD—Nov. 2 The demand to-day for new and old wheat was steady, and last Friday's rates were fully supported. Fine barley quiet, and rather declined in price. Beans, oats, and shel ling at previous rates. Averages for the week : Wheat 4,160 qrs., at . 61s 61d Oats 8ar1ey......... 1,826 Beans - Peas. ..... ..... 15 Rye 5 . 498 —d EXETER--Nov. 1. To-day prices may be quoted as follows : Wheat, white.. 7s 3d to7s 9d I Barley. ... 4s Od to 4s 9d Ditto new .0s Od to Os Od Oats 3s Oa to 3s 6,1 Flour, fine, 48s to —s ; seconds, 42s to 44s per sack. CATTLE. A very fair supply, and trade tolerably active for sheep. Butchers' calves scarce. Fat beef,p score, lOs to 10s6d Ewes, per lb .... Gd to Gld Pork carcases,do 10s Od to lls Wethers, d 0...... 6!,-d to 7d Lambs, per lb —il to —d Fat calves, do ...6cd to 7o . Rough fat, 4d per lb. BRISTOL SUGAR—Nov. 2. Our market was steady, and although we cannot tinoto any alteration since last week, yet it is worthy of remark that during the month raw sugars have advanced, good and fine ls, and middling qualities 6d per cwt. Refined go o d s in fair demand, at recent rates. In rum there is little business doing. ET—Nov. 1. the close of the market .8 d. Grey's West Hartley 16 6 North Pelton .. l4: 6 Walls End. Gibgon. l7 0 Hetton .. 2O 6 Tunstall Acorn Close.. t, 21; sold, 17. COAL MAR (Prices of Coal per Ton a . s. d. Wylam 16 0 Tanfield Moor Butes-13 6 Carway and Duffryn Malting Do. Anthracite 21 6 Buddle's West Hartley 17 9 Craighead Steam 15 0 Bate's West Hartley 16 9 Ships at market [ADvEßTHEmENT.]—Holloway's Pills.— Chills, Colds, Coughs.—Alternating tem - ieratures are now producing these disorders in thousands of persons. Holloway's Pills prevent any dangerous results from these symptoms; they purify the blood and so balance the c irculation that subsequent risk is averted. Whether the chill indicate coining fever or merely catarrh, these excellent Pills will safely and surely stave off either complaint. If the cough be dry or accom panied by expectora tion these Pills will re g ulat e the respi ration and conduct the case to a favourable issue. They relievo the o verloadpd bronchial tubes. In the'chronic cough old ago, Holloway's Pills are cough often acknowledged to be the best and safest expectorants; they loosen and expel the viscid discharge and lengthen the breathing. BIRTHS. BELL.—On the 31st ult., at Dover, the wife of Archibald Hamilton B e ll, Esq., Royal Artillery, of a daughter. JENNER.—On the Ist inst., at 13, Lowndes-stroet, the wife of Edward F. Jenner, of a son. ROMAINE. —On the 31st ult., at 21, New-street, Spring gardens, the wife of 0. W. Romaine, Esq., C. 8., Secre tary to the Admiralty, of a son. MARRIAGES. KEPPELL---WEST.—On the 31st ult., at St. Paul's Church, Knightsbridge, Rear-Admiral the Hon. Sir H. Koppel, K.C.8., to Jane Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Martin J. West, Esq., and the Lady Maria West, of Cadogan-place, Belgrave-square. OVIEN—PURSER.—On the 31st ult., at All Saints', Clap , ham-park, Francis Owen, Esq., of Leatherhead, to Fanny Eliza, eldest daughter of Edward Purser, Esq., of Clap ham-park. DEATHS. BLocx.—On ~ the 31st ult at The (rove, Muswoll - hill, __ William Block, Esq., aged 68. BRIDGES.—On the 29th ult., at Beddington House, Surrey, Sir Henry Bridges, aged 75. HARRIS.—On the 29th ult., the Rev. James Harris, vicar of Wellington, Somerset, aged 77- HUNT.—On the 33th ult, at 5, Clift for on-p H lace, Camberwell Now-road, the Rev. Robert T y years a yunt, man minister of Kennington Chap el, a g ed 74. MITCHELL.—On the 29th uit., at Edinburgh, Alexander Mitchell, Esq., merchant, Calcutta. PARKER.—On the 30th ult., at Caroline, wife of Thomas Parker, Esq., of 61, St. Paul's-road, Camden-squ are, awl 40, Bedford-row, aged 58. e — ; Printed and Published by MUIIDO YOUNG, of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at TnE SUN OfEce, No. Il2,Strand , in the Precinct of the Savoy, hi the County of Middlesex, Saturday, Noyember 21 1861,