The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-03 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OT THE =TIES&

13111,—There is an article now in the market
caned rim meal, which is nothing more than fine sawdust.
Pat *certain quantity in a uneepan and boil it far say a
quarter or half hour. the water will only be pet stained, sad
the sawdust then will show itself in a perfect state. The
sawdust is made from beech timber. Never was there a
more wicked fraud ; cattle fed with a mixture of this stuff
would almost certainly die.—Yours. ice.,
A SOUTHAMPTON PIG-FEEDER.
Southampton, Oct. 2.

THE SMALL Pox AMoNO THE WILTIMIEM FLOCIE.
—We ars again able to report an Amon of soy fresh out-
begat. and we have every hope now that the anticipation
we a:premed last week of • cessation of the disease will be
realised, and that the month of October will see the termi-
nation of the small pox among the flocks In this county. ,
Professor Simonds examined Mr. Dark's fleck at Avebury
on Saturday last, and pronounced it quite fres from the
disease ; the .me may be mid of Yr. Giddings' at Horton ;
and both Hr. Parry's and Mr. Ha:dines leeks are repining ,
their former healthy character. —Demme Gazette.
DEATH !EOM VIOLENCE AT HALLFAX.—On Wed-'I
nesday evening, a man named Edward Callea,iimmd 82
ieses. living is Sun-yard, Smithyetreet, Halifax, died of
njuries received on Saturday noon, et the hand, of Jobe
Hughes, se Irlab.aa. Cullen •4 peoceeding up Wool-
shops, is that town, when Hughes, who was Makiai _a I
diskirbanes in the street, rushed at the old man, dealt
him a fearful blow on the head, knocked him down, and
was proceeding to nee further violins. when locate
=rs-by ieterfeend. Hughes, at the time at giving the
wee heard by the preset in the street to ay—" I
have killed on. man and served nisi months, aid well kill
swellesc.” Hughes, Dermot fear yean ago, was
es w charge of murdering a man called Davis, oflreslatittd 7
sWidng him a blow on the bead fejt a stew. There was
Nee 4lbmilty in making out a ems of wilful murder, so be
was esiatmeed M sise smiths' inaprieeurseet he maw.
siaggiter. The culprit Nat large.—Monelwater Guardian.
Darieg the sitting of the PaciSo Railroad eon-
weed= at Chicago, the. beginniag of this nese* owes
MillinElE Mau sweleanged Mersa the members el the
eteramettei sad the Meow authorities at Utah. The
fli them Weenies otteoPita tool boa.. Th.
dWheecie teavaised was 11,1109.mi11a .

MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLoox.

English Government securities continue very
quiet, and Consols are quoted exactly the same as
yesterday. In the railway share market, the prin-
cipal feature is a fall in Great Northern stock.
As regards foreign stocks, Torkishronsolides have
declined, while, the Loan of 1854 has improved.
Mexican Bonds are still heavy, with a downward
tendency.

Consols are now quoted 934 to 1 both for
money and the Bth inst. The official busi-
ness report is as follows :—Tbree per Cent.
Consols, for money, 93/, f ; ditto, for
account, 931 ; Three per Cada. Reduced, 921, 1 ;
New Three per Cents., 921, ; India Stock, 228
ditto Five per Cent. stock, 109 ; ditto Four
per Cent. Debentures, 1863, 100} ; ditto,
1864 or 1866, 1011 ; ditto Bonds, 30s.
prem. ; Four per Cent. " enfaosd " rupee paper
94 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1111 ; Ex-
chequer Bills, June, 22.8. prem. ; ditto, March,
19e., 16s. prem.
In the foreign stock market to-day, the prin-
cipal feature is a fall of 1 per cent. in the
Turkish Consolides, which are now quoted 391 to
1. The Loan of 1864, on the other band, has im-
proved to 86 to 87,' being percent. higher. Thoee
of 1858 and 1862 are not quite so firm, being quoted
69 to and (scrip) par to pram., respectively.
Mexican • Bonds have again declined, being
last marked 33. Other foreign securities
have not varied materially. Russian scrip is quoted
11 to 1 prem. ; Venezuelan, 21 to f prem. ;
Portuguese, 21 to 4 prem., being rather
firmer ; Peruvian, If to 11 iis., being
heavy ; Egyptian Loan, first issue, 891 to
901 ; ditto, second issue, 5 to 6 prem.
Transactions are recorded as follows : Brs-.I
zilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 1858,
1860, 941; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents.,
for amount, 93, 92 ; Chilian Four-end-a-
Half per Cents., 85 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per
Cents., 651 ; Egyptian Seven per Cents., 904,
90, 1 ; ditto paid-up scrip, 89 ; Italian Five per
Cents., for account, 714, ; Madam Three per
Cents., 3n, 33 ; New Granada Two per Cents.,
27; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Half per
Cents., 981; ditto A scrip, 11 dia. ; Portuguese
Three per Cente., 1853, for account, 461; ditto
scrip, 24, 4, prem. ; ditto paid-up, 464 ; Sar-
dinian Five per Cents., for account, 84 ; Spanish
New Deferred Three per Ceuta., for account,. 45f,
; ditto Passive, 211, 1; ditto Certificates, 10;
Turkish Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 691 ;
ditto 1001. Bonds, 73 ; ditto, scrips 4,1, 1 Prem. ;
ditto, paid-np, 684, 1,1, 68 ; Venezuela Three per
Cents., for account, 281, 1.

_
Tout' o'CLocit.
Consols are without change, at 93i to both for
money and the account.

The demand for money was less active yester-
day at to 2 per cent. At the Bank the applica-
tions, although fewer, were to a fair extent.
The course of the speculation in the Oonsolides
forcibly recalls the result of the dealings in
1855 in the then new Ottoman Loan ; which, after
a aeries of very violent fluctuations, fell to a heavy
discount. The decline in the stock at that
time was simply the consequence of a reckless and
extensive speculation. That the Loan of 1864
was secured on the Egyptian tribute money, was
no hindrance to the fall it experienced • nor did
that prevent bout fide holders from selling their
bonds at a considerable lone. In 1855 money was
comparatively dear and unfavourable to speculation,
which could not therefore have been expected to
collapse. In 1862 money, unemployed trade capital,
is abundant; and speculators can easily obtainfundson loan for any purpose. The difference
between the Loan of 1854, secured upon a first
mortgage of the Egyptian tribute, and the Con-
solid& of the 4th issue, is even still more striking
than that between the years 1865 and 1862. The
Consolidte are the fourth issue of a stock—the third
issue of which still bears its dividend due on the
13th ult. unpaid—and which, in accordance with the
authorisation given by the Sultan, must be very
largely increased. The dividend on this stook will
only be due in May, 1863. No probable effort of
the Turkish government can pay the dividend on
its present amount ; and no possible effort of the
government (save by the contraction of a new loan,
which is out of the question) can pay the dividend
on its amount increased by the conversion of the
floating debt ; putting aside minor items, such as
the consolidation of 60 per cent. of the unpaid
salaries of officials, which the Levant Herald states
to have been already decreed. The certainty that
a restricted money market would render the inter-
nal debt of Turkey absolutely unsaleable, should
prevent those unacquainted with the history of
stocks of that class, from being led by favourable
'rumours to approach a speculation initiated by
parties interested in ridding themselves of paper
which must sooner or later involve its purchasers
in a very serious loss.

Abort 79,0001. in gold, partly bar, was bought
by the Bank yestenlay, while MAX* sovereigns
Were withdrawn for Alexandria.

The Pera, which leaves to-morrow, will take
254,2841. in specie, of which 144,5271. is silver
rand the rest gold. The followisg are the partial-
lars, viz. :—For Alexandria, gold, 108,7771. • far
Ceylon, silver, 1751. ; for Madras? silver, 10,000/. ,
and gold; 98. ; for Calcutta, silver, 3,400/. ; for
Bingapore, silver, 13,430/ ; for Hong Kong, silver,
59,0371. ; for Shanghai, silver, 249851. ; and for
Bombay, silver, 33,5001.
The Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway traffic
return shows this week a decrease of 2,4911. ; the
North Eastern, an increase of 2,2701. ; the Mid-
land, an increase of 4401. ; the Great Northers,
an increase of 1,6641. ; the Manchester, Sheffield,
and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 9141. ; the North
British, an increase of 1,1561. ; the Great West-
ern au increase of 5,2321. ; and the Great Eastern,
an increase of 1,9851.
A final call of 2L per share, making 201. paid,
in announced on the shams of the London and
South African Bank.

The half-yearly meeting of the greet Indian
Peninsula Railway Company is called for the
24th iust.

The return of the Bank of England for the week
ending Wednesday, Oct. 1, compared with that
for the previous week, shows the following changes :
Circulation ism 00899,305 Decrease £84,5430
Circulation active ..... 21,5:0,000 lacresse 1,041,285
Public deposits 8,486534 Decrease 781.272
Other deposits
Oo►aenment *activities in

banking department.
11,252,556 Decrease 54
°then/neuritics in banking 7
department
Coin and bullion in both

departments . 16,949.137 Decrease 217,005
&van day and other 832,291 lunar 33,325
The Beat
Noir in roam 9,366,245 Dooms, 1,115,856
Total morn (notes & ooin
in !nuking department). 10.056,677 Daman 1,248,900

In the bank return this week she addition of
266,3991. to the "other" securities in consequent
upon the increased demand for money during the
early period of the week. The "other" deposits
have decreased under the same influence. Tho go-
vernment disbursements have aseasioned a redue-
tion of 781,2721. in the public deposits. The result
of thew changes is a decrease of 1,115,855/. in the
reserve of notes, with a decline in the bullion to the
extent of 217,6051.

SA 1.111 or INGLetD.—An
sad StIL Via, C. Ph, for the
1, LINK

m t pennant to the Act 7th
e pang on Wednesdny, Oat.

Mau nmsniisit.
WON. lemed L.10,8V9,306 I Govermirsil debt.. 611,1111,110
Other ..cantles.... %MAP
OM dela end hel-
lion
Weeo,los 1 /811,111110,11%

BARIUM DI
treihrs* C.4*tc—l xI4,GSS,OOI:I •
4642,61'2
POWs Dapsits (in-
luding Excheq.,
asc,. Banks, CAAL.
ol Kitimat
Debt, sad Dtv
S
cotterecltisposits
Levee day sad other
HEW

L 4410,974
Oct. 2,199 L h

Pienmer.

Government gem.

ritisi—tilac—lsdlD--
Deed Wei& An-
nuity)
Other sKuntles
Noise 0,161,246
dold sad Silvis
Colo 4190,1332

4414100,97 i
MAMIIALL. Chid Cubler.

THUIDIDAT EVI3IIIIO.

Operations in the India Five per Cents, have cot
affected the price, which closes as on the previous
day, at 1081 to MI. Exchequer Bills have cut-
perienced no additional demand, and are quoted,
for March, 19e. to 19a. prem., and 19s. to 22e.
prem. for June. India Bonds, 275. to 30s.
Console, which closed yesterday at 93j to; for
the Bth inst., opened this morning at 93thand after
rs at 93k, closed at 93 to 1 having been buyers For
money the last price was 931 to 1. e official
business report is as follows :—Thrw per Cent. Con-
sols, for money, 931, ; ditto, for account,
Three per Cents. Redoeed, 921, f ; New Three
per Cents., 921, 1; India Stock, 22811 ; ditto Five
per Cent. Stock, 1081, 100, 1081 ; ditto Four per
Cent. Debentures, 1863, 1011 ; (Het*, 1864 or 1966,
1011 ; Bank Stock, for account, 241 ; Five per
Cent. " enfaceul " rupee per, 1041 ; ditto Eve-.
and-a-Half per Cent., 112 .
In the foreign stock market, prices generally have
been dull.

The cotton market was quiet to-day, and
prices were without change. The males were 3,000
balm

Cannata') government securities ruse 4 to 1 per
mat.

Italian Irrigation shares dosed at i prem.
Yesterday the Vienna exchange on London was
quoted 124.75, showing a reaction of 40c.
It is announced that the share list of the London
and Colonial Bank will be closed on Monday next,
Use 6th inst.

The Baochante bar arrived from China, with
581,70011 m. of tea and 527 bales of silk.
The closing quotations for shares in new under-
takings to-day were as follows :—Union Bank cf.
Ireland, 2 to 1.11 dia. • London and Middlesex Bank,
* dis. to * prem.; London and Colonial Bank, 1 to
IPre= Bank of Hindostan, 2* to 2 dis. ; Bank
of Queensland, 1 to 01 du ; Northern Railway
of Buenos Ayres, * dis. to k pram. ; and Southern
Railway of Buenos Ayres, to die.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

M.A EiIE.LANE.--(THIS DAY.)
There haa been a amtinuanee of flaw weather since our last
report, but it is exceedingly mild for the time of year. The
wind to-day is from the west, with a moderate breeze.
The supply of English wheat Ms iscrared Moos the begin-
niag of the week. Floor immigrate. Barley and mike
limited. Oats, beans, and per vied ; no Irish arrived
slum Wednesday. The fseeigsi mink of west*
are fair : American, Prurient mod amok Sm. /bar a.
good supply of American bands, sail areal of mei foot
frown Adelaide. Very little b.tsy ihriwllle• mak. • Oar
oostracted —Prussian sod Swedish is A in. at.
barrels from Morocco. A supply se webs hum A
and a few more lots of East India limed sol!..elid!it.

The trade in wheat novenae entneisig &H. and prior
of all deecriptions nominally unaltered from Monday.
Flour in the same dull condition.
Barley steady at MOOCISY'S
Oats.—Good corn maintains quotations, inferior slow
tele.
Beans end peas unchanged.
Seeds.—Linseed and rapeseed drm. Clotterseed not much
on sale. New winter tares selling at Bs. per ballet
FLOAT'S() CAKOOLS.—Few sales reportedat hits reduction.
WHlAL—English: Essex sod Kant, white Salk. 55a. to
575.; ditto, Les old, 455. to 535.; ditto, red, new, 450. to 505..,
ditto, fins old, 525. to We. ; Nee!olk. do., be old, to
—a.; red, new, —a. to —I. Foreign : Dania; 50e. to 56a.;
6.., 56a to iiBs.; 5%. b 60• • KontiOrwa 49.. to
54a.; ditto, sutra, fola. to 585.; Berk's* 51s. to 53a ; ditto.
auks, 52.. to 544... Becelesburg. 5%. to 54a. • tiokermark
ditto, —a. ; AMMONIA white, 51s. to 56a; red, 495. to
51a; Canadian, 50 . to 52..
!3•Far--Spiiliab ••-i• ; Saw 405.4
goading, 265. to 27a; and distilling, 295. to Ma par *at
foreign gruedinr, 245. to 251.• ditto ahead*, Bis. to Mk._
ULM—English, Beek and Norfolk, Ns. to 63a. ' • 10.
635. Was. ; Kinglike sod Ware, ribs. to 70..; brown.
50a. to 58s.

MIL-ft%oh feed, 21s. Od. to 23.. Od. ; potato,
'2SL to 275. ; foreign, 224. to 26..
11111•311. - :nglish tick, Me. to 40s. ; harrow, 39e to 43e. ;
Ms. to 395. ; foreign, Malawi, 32.. to Ms. ; tisk.
to 375. ; Konipberg, Ms. to Ms. ; Ecgptian, :32.. to 345.
-English boilers, 40s. to 415.; White and blue, 408.
'1;143a. ; maple, -s. to -a.; gray, 36.. to Ma.; hug, 38..
in 40s. ; foreign. 34.. to 355.
liotta.-English tows, 445. loam.; ditto fine, Cs. to 515..;;
wonky, 425. to 435. ; Norfolk sad Suffolk, 37.. to Mt;
Erna, -e. to -a. psi sack; D.S. sweet. 275. to 305.;
Ossailiaa. 275. to 30..: Spanish. Mt to 41s.
Wows Cogs.-White. 30s. to 33a yellow, Ms. to 3N.
PLOMING CAIIOOII9, al 0. Jr. an I -Wlteat
' meld and Mariano*, per 4928 b.., 445. to 16s. ; CFMrica, 445.
to 47a. ; Polish Odious, per 4801115., 42.. to 44e. ; white,
425. to 80a ; Danube sod -Wats, 3Ya to 42e. ;
32a. to 345. Barley Scram and Syrian. Egyptian,
245. to 255. ; Odors and be. do., 24a. to Ms. Beans :
• Egyptian, per 46011m..30a. to 335. Ads, : Odom madoehds.
par 492115., 31a. Od. to 32e._; await and Buiessriaa, pat
MOlbs., 31s. Od. to 325. ; Froneb, do., -e. to -a. ;
Airwhian, do., 295. to Mo. ; Egyptian, -e. •
thima.-Ortery seed, per qr., 3fis. to 545. ; asap-
sed, per qr.. 365. to 42a. ; Mustard seed; per bushel;
white, 74. to 7s. ; brows, Be.te 9a. • Liaised, pet qr..
swishing, ilßs. to 62e. ; Linseed takes, itatirt. par tae,
' 111. N. to 121. Os. ; American, thin, is . per t
121.0.. to 12t. 10s.; do., in bags,llt. Oa. to 112.10..; Bask,
01. to (W. Os. ; Xarsoillet, 10/. to 10(. 10s.: Nape ftkes. 84.
Otto 71. ; Tama, per bushel, vitiate; ss. to Os. Ott. ; Bap,:
seed, English, per qr., 645. to 72..
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON ?RON RIM 29 TO OCT. 3.•
MON and Scotch. kb& long,
4110

Wheat .
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Malt ll7O
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b."; USW •
! bu4sils.

LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS:
(THIS DAY.)
(in =rum Aza zaisa KAOIIIIIO MIP1).

(ISOM 001 01111 0041211POND/012.)

Oaks market ♦eey quiet, mid Smote a little easier ; ales
probably 2,000 bake. Moderate attendance at today's
market.

01:7XX.—Wlossat is better demsad at full prwee of Friday.
Flour, good Trate' scares sad oomeoead extreme runes.
ladiaa corn steady, mixed. 29a. 9d. to 30s. Egyptian beans;
firm. Ow and oatmeal dull, and new in favour of boyars.
MINCING —(THIS DAY.)

•
Snosn..—There continuos to be dull market, and the
limited business transacted is at easier prime. Hoboes!,
has sold at a further alight decline, at which there so OW*
business doing.
Comae.—ho public sales have been held to-day. Pri-
vately the intake' 111 firm, but not active.
COCOA has void at previous prices. Granada, fie. I. •
65e. bd.

11A cooties's dull of sale ; prim of young hyoon show
a dachas of fully Id. per lb. ; comusoo Oolong sold at Bd. to
9d. ; and coogou at Is. 3d.
Bc& —Tits marled is imosiivta
limos-200 caws fast pile Crag Lipas said at 98s. ;
sad 1.200 hap Paean pepper, 'wisp aim at 3td. to aid.
Faurr. —The doused cautious Inn far all dasaiptions.
Bow—About 350 casks sold, chisdy hboritios, at Is. 51d.;
1 a fair Jamaica, 2s. 10d.
Comm.—About 2,000 bales said at full prices chiefly for
arrival. Bengal, 14i.: Wallora, 155.; phollera sad
Broach, 18Id.
Juvz. —No basiosis
nom-Bt. Pstsesbawagts.., arm at 39'.
SALTPML —1,400 lap Bawl sold at 40s. ed. for re-
filiation 4.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT).
The market is quiet, at the following quotations :
Petersham Y.O. on the lip* 411 s. ; October to Dem:-
bee, 475. 94. ; Jammu", SsMarelh. 48s. ed.

HIDE MARKET.—TRIS DAY.)
Liam:imam —Ridos.—Prieem :-661be. to 64Ites, 3d. to
lid; 64165. to Illbe., Sid. to ; ?21b.. to 60tbs., did. to
4d. ; Nibs. to talltia, 4d. to 40. ; BNlts. to 96Ths.,
40. to 5i1.; NUL to 1041 ha, 51. to 34d. Prone hides,
8.. 6d. to 10s. 6d. Calf Anna light. 2. 6d. to 4a; full, as.
Baamowastr.--81teep skim, Os. Od. to Oa Od. ; polled,
6.. Od. to 7.. 6d. ; half•breds, de. to 6a. 6d.; downs, de. 94.
to 4s. 6d. , lambs, 3a Od. to 6e.
• .
BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS Dist)
Messrs. Pattenden sad tioal* report tba demand very
good for all deseriptioes ol the new growth, sad late prioisf,
us fully issatalaised.

T.O '.
GOAL MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) -'"
Walls Had Haswell. ; Wails Eni
ffetbee, 163. 64. ; Walls End ?nodal, 16s. Bd. ;
st
len ; BOVINE, lbs. ; West Hugel. V* 31—
ship market.

•

On Saturday morning one of thane Inionitidot
belay called "Oboeloom" woo palalidy whipped in book
of doStabrook Martiod. Tin kali' system mom I
lave ladle moo good tonakt, as oomoialions for preatiakag
olaakiaat are amparativaly ram—Demerara Royal casette.

SPORTING INTELLIGE

XEWMARKIST FIRST OCTOBER MEETING,

721UWIDAY.

To-day the together throeghooit was dull and uninviting,
bat an elaborate "WI of fare" drew forth all the visitors
from the tows to the Heath. The sport, which commenced
at 12 noon, terminated with the usual punctuality at fire
o'clock. The eight events and four matehoo upon the nerd@
produced no lei. than ontyaix ,vanes. The handicaps,
made error night, were highly &Merin to the Admiral, es
so lees than (miter, of the fifteen nominated for the
Handicap llagepstakes west to the post, the only absentee
being Annette, whose owner preferred the chance of Itesper.
The result, tog was also very gratifying to the handicapper,
the Met three Inseam willing a head of each other. whilst
the (earth was eely heatee • very short distance. Tornado
verified thoseefteseee placed ia her by beating Early Purl—
Jobe ffeott's Derby korse—islthough not without • terrific
race. Noe Mantle again showed trifling temper before
Medias, but in the contest shook off hui illnaturedness, sad
cantered easily in front of bin two opponents to the judge's
boa. Subjoined are details of the day's racing
Tam Quraiee Pun of 100 guineas, for :tyrolds and
wweede. B.C. (4 mobs.)
Hr. R. Ten OroceiCa Optimist, by Lexington, dam by
Mourne :bred in AtoelCA.,li ylt,_loll. Forihom: w. o.

MATCH.

lit Eat( of Rlc 200,h ft.

It 'le:ltrurc iumoterittio. by Lexington, dam
(Waded in 185$; by Gkacoo —Okay kWed to Americo
),111. We
Lord W.mtmorelood's Merry Hart. Bst 71b .. Goiter 2

Bekiiii7ll to 10 on Merry Hart. Sununersule made
=rroughout, sad woo cleverly by three-quarters of a
A HANDICAP BWELPATAKES of 10 POPS. each, sft if de-
clared, Lc.. for 3-yr-olds and upward'. Last half of Ab.M.
(al ink., 6 of whom pay 5 son.)
Mr. X Malls Fravolo, by Orlando—Apricot, 6 yrs, Oat 31b
Y. Adams) 1
Mr. J. Wookotts °Melte, yn, Out 7lb !Dowling; 2
Captain Lase • Southport, 4 yrs, 7at Mb Daley) $
Betting : 5 to 2 apt Reaper, 6 to 1 agst Little Lady, 7
to 1 agat Bathilde, 10 to 1 age* Tattoo, 12 to 1 each apt
Tipperary ilirl, Fatrelda, and Southport, 15 to 1 each apt
71AVOIA and Hear' and 25 to 1 spat Bolero. There we'
easaderable delay at the start, principally by false attempts,
and not at all attributable to fractiousness oa the part of
an of the competitors. A most wretched start was at last
noted, Little lady, who jumped round when the lag woe
lowered. being I.lt et the post. Immediately the starter
signified they were' off," Bolero, Tipperary Girl, Fravols,
sad (Irimette were slightly in front, the remainder coming on
a straggling order all over the course. Within the cords
Bolero gave way, and Fnvola, with Grieette, Southport,
and Nemesis io close attendance, carried on the running,
and a most exciting race with the first three ensued. Fra-
vok, however, holding her slitht advantage up the cords to
the sod, was a splendid nee by • head. A similar da-
tum separated the 'mad and third; Nemesis a good
fourth. The rest ran peat the judge's box in a duster, the
absolute last being Tattoo.
MATCH last half of Ab. M • 200 h ft.
Mr. Trowsos's Tarragona, by Orlando—ltrclens, S yrs Sat
(0. Fordhsm) 1
Mr. Wcysford's Consternation, 3 yrs, let Pab .... ;Clement) 2
Betting : 8 to 1 on Tarragoaa, who made all the running,
sad woo by three pouters of a leapt.
A HANDICAP Swwirunisrte son. each, b ft, for
2-yrolds, Last half of Att. M. (11 subs.)
sir. It Rank's Prince Lee Boo—by Newminster, out of
Reveille's dam, nit lelb T. French) 1
Mr. W. 0. Craven's lady fanny, tat Mb
Mr. Newland's Arrognuite, Sat 71b
The following also ran : Microscope, Forum:my, Luta&
(late Winsome), Reviver, sad Flapdoodle.
Betting ; 100 to 30sgst Microscope, 7 to 2 apt Foutenoy,
9 to 2 apt Prince Lee 800, 100 to 15 apt Arrogant*, and 10
to 1 apt Lady Fanny. Mr. Flutter's colt jumped off first,
but was quickly passed by Arrogant., who, in company with
Prime Lee 800, Lady Fanoy,Reviver, and Footenoy, formed
die hoot lot, Entering 'had cords, Prince Lee 800 and Lady
Fanny went up to Arrogant., and half way up deprived bar
of the lead, but Lady Furey failed to catch Prince Lee 800,
Mho woo by • limith ; Lady Fanny beat Arrogant, by a
basal, sad Mkarompe, who was beaker three parts of •
lawith, was fourth. Footway passed a number of beaten
bones aid finished nth ; Reviver being sixth, and Lufra
kat _

.i.Serizreures of 10 lon. each, for 3.yr olds and up.
Wank The wiener to be solo for 50 soya., if demanded,
de. Let MU of Ab. M. (8 rube.)
Mr. O. Angell's last fanon,by Maarten— Slick. 4 yrs,
Sit 10lbrry
Mr. 0. Etryan'e Taranto, 4 yrs, rat 10lb . . ... II
lad Westmoreland's Knight of the lath, 3 yea, cat 41b
„ _

The followings's() ran : Vigil, Prince Edward, tloppall,
sod Lewd Clyde.
Betting: 6to 4 apt Parasite, 2 to 1 apt Knight of the
Bath, 6 to 1 apt East Sheen, midi; to 1 bar three. The flag
foil to • good start, Coppall, Parasite, and Knight of the
Bola fern* the frost trio until arriving at the cord.,
where East Sheen went forward and woe by two lengths ;
three lengths between unwed and third ; Coppall com-
pounded half way up the cords and finished last. Mr. Bryan
dilated Foot Sheen, and Mr. Trowson claimed Parasite.

FOIST YIIIII or Tilt TRIZWWIAL PRODUCE
arkrza of 10 lots. each, for 2-yr•olds ; oolta, 8.1 7sl;
"Hiss, List 41b. T.Y.C. (42 sobs.
Mr. Ten Beasek'sTarnado, byW Devyrell—Medea, Its!

.
FOrdbaas) 1
Mr. Bowers Natty Purl, Sit ilb irtlderolti 2
Mr. elutes e by Wiatlltound—Elcors dam. Bst 7lb
F. Adams)
Betting : Esen oa Tornado, 3 to 1 agst Fairly Purl, and 10 to
1 eget any other. Curie made the running, accompanied by
Early Purl, the others well together. Oe entering the cords
Chute dropped back, and Tornado joined Early Purl, and a
most magnificent struggle home resulted in favour of Tor-
nado in the last few stridesby a heed ; four length. between
mead and third. Curie was fourth, Leotard fifth, and
the Zest colt sixth.

MATCH, 500 tom., 200 ft ; Bst 71b each. T.Y. C.
lard Stamford's Lady Augusta, by Stockwell-Mesons
CA. Rdwards) 1
Mr- C. NOW' Mod" ,Chalioner,
Betting: 5 to 1 oo Lady Augur* who made all her own
moomg, and woo sully by two lengths.
iiATCR, 100, h ; ffet 9lb each. First half of Ab.
lir. Tam Brsedes Saatbal, by Longbow—Armee 11 ordbaall 1
Admiral soas's Alas .B. Boars) 2
Sett*: 6t05 on Stuithal, who made all the running,
mil wen by two length&

• BeaMOLT Puri of 501. ; for 3-yr-olds and upwards.
A.F. (18 sobs.)
lord de trequa's Opbaba, by Robbie Mob* dam by Pes-
ters, Syn. Ist llb
Mr. Parile's Decal yrs, lot 1016 (T. Trench) I
Ind Wed lead, a yrs, MI tO6 (Castasee)
The followise also ran :—Tattoo, Astarte. Will o the
Wisp,Belleislejrig,Blackcoak,The Principal, Strike,Vdette.
Betting : 100 to 30 apt 00016, sto 1 each set Ducat
sad Vdette, 8 to 1 apt Tattoo,
.and 12 tel 1 apt V. eat End.
Ducat held the lead awe ratans, the cords, but half-way
up Opholia came on, and ultimately won by three-quarters
of a length ; foar leontba between second and third, the
fourth close up. Will o' the Wisp was last.

TDB RUTLAND &AKIN of 30 sova. each, 20 ft, for 2-yr-
olds • °DIM, Bat 101 b • fillies. &t 61b ; winner, extra. From
the tars of the Lead; is. (12 nibs.)
Captain D. lana's Dans Mantis, by Langston—Paradlgm,
eat 31b 71D extra) tAldcrolti 1
Lord fltainford's Oscsr, ht (toe 41b extra).... (A. Edwards. 2
Lord Coventry's Newantonger, At 101 b (J. Adana. 3
Betting : 3 to 1 on Blue Mantle, who made all the run-
ning and won easily by a length and • half ; a similar dia-
toms between second and third.

A SWILIPSTAKES of 5 MOM each, for all ages : the winner
to be sold for 70 sou. if demanded, he. Rutland Stakes
Osama. (8 subs.)
lard Ruler's Chemleette, by Ambrose—Tappet, 2 yrs,
est 1oth
Mr. Samuel, Smoke, 2 yrs, At bib ...... Nightlagall 2
Mr. C. Rayma's Refuge, lyre, est 1011, 'Bradford 3
Betting : 5 to 2 apt the Mystery filly, 3 to 1 out Refuge,
4to 1 sgst Chemieette, and Bto 1 apt Smoke. The latter
Naas Ike raining mail within a hushed yards from home,
where Chemisette got up, and an tolerating race ended in
As defeat of Smoke by • head ; Refuge wu ooly beaten a
neck; Golden Fleece wee • good fourth; the other two
beaten off. The winner was not claimed.
LATEST BETTING AT NIGHT.
OCTOBER HANDICAP.
4to 1 apt Ophelia (t)
6to 1 Cariabrook (t)
10 to 1 Costs (t)
14 to 1 Leonora (t)

6 to 1 east Silketooe(4.
20 to 1 Benham Lees (t)
25 to 1 Umpire (off )
25 to 1 Balder (elf )
30 to 1 Catch-'em-Alive (I)
Mt to 1 Duleibella (t)
40 to 1 Moorheo (t)
50 to 1 Drumatiek (t)
66 to 1 Asteroid (t)
100 to 1 Fessoombe (t)
100 to 1 FOIL de Jai* It)
OAMBRIDGEBBIBIL
34 to 1 apt Lincsimat (1)

Taz laczaturra &neat iw Lzezaroot..—lt may
be reamihered that some time ago the Liverpool meal.
train the promotion of a local act for the regu-
lation of tie law gnntine licenses to keep inns, Sc., and
the town eeawl took the matter under coosideration.
Re town wansa, however, bars rewired, "That, Mas-
an& as the law panties lioness to keep ions, kr., is rept-
kW by a poblie statute applicable to the whole of England,
say reqeired alteration of such law should. in the opinion
of this mewl, be made by general legisletios, and not by
& heal set iniNo to the borough only."
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TZIMIIDAY, Ooroass 1— Admiloioss on payment, 9,066;
Ms by mom Wks* 941; 4•461, 10,006.
Beware et pills and all other medicines ; they
=ms"l=latorind"Rie complaints, hot " We find Da Barry's
iteeskinta Arable' Feud the safest
=t.. et cenotipanco, indigestion :dyspepsia', con-
-4001014 safterhs, asthma. bronchitis, Martha%
bammodisaida. motrisimeas, ppltatiou, acidity, nausea, Wit-
torp4dity of the U ver,"
Om A.R. ILIA, Dr. Haney, Dr. Shoriand, Dr. Camp-
Will. %mar. Illarfess fifty times Its cost in other remedies.
bark Si., VI lb., Its—Barry du Barry and Co ,
714 asmidgeoll, ilarems; shoot Fortnum sad Mason .Pblmps
M,.l.ol...•=wWeisd; esd all roapeetabie promos and chemists.

A WEIL. LTT, OCT. 2. —A PPOIITTITTNTB. —Engi- I
veers :B. Bacon, to the Asia ; H. Lee, to the Scout ; G.
Lucas, to the St. ; A. Wood, to the Paatalooo ; W.
Blaney, to the Chan Were ; J. Dowd's, to the Phseasat ;
W. Gibson, to the Icarus ; H. Woolley, to the Indus ; J,
Looksburg, to the Mullett ; and E. T. Pearl, acting engineer,
to the Janus.
Master : W. Stanton (additional), to the Bacchante. •
•I
Naval Cadet : A. Fancier. to the Emerald.
Assistant Clerks : C. E. Warren, G. F. Kent sad. G.
D. Daunt, tollte Fisganl, fur service at Somerset Hoare :
E. H. S. W. Cord (additional), to the Bacchante ; B. E. H.
Drsyson and G. Liddell, to the Orpheus ; Conies, 11, W.
Neweubant, and J. H, M. Burney, to the Narrows ; T.
W. S. Browne and W. Bintoul, to the Bacchante; H.
Wellington, to the Formidable ; G. A. W. de L Willis, to
the Galatea ; and F. C. (Albert, to the Majestic.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

PORTSMOUTH, Oct. 2.
The Osborne, steam-yacht, Master-Commander
G. IL R. Bower, la expected to ea from Port mouth on
Saturday for the Mediterranean, to be at the aerrios of the
Crown rrincese of Prussia.

The Himalaya, iron screw troop-ship, Commander E.
loamy, is hourly expeated to arrive at spithead from
Can!wia, with invalids. . . . .

The Enehantreee, steam-reseal, we, docked yesterday to
be brought forward far coaruniesion.
The Geyser, paddleeloop, sailed yesterday morning fur
Ireland. _

--7.lcelincelles, hired sailing transport, Captain Gooch, ar-
rived at Spithead this idteraoon from Western Australia.
She sailed from Freemantle April 27th ; Simon's Bay,
July ; and St. Helena, August 9th. She bas brought
home a company of Royal Enuresis, consisting of 36 men,
99 women, and 87 children, and will sail to-morrow for
Gravesend to disembark her troupe.

CHATHAM, Ocr. 2.
Admiralty orders have been received at this
dockyard directing a number of the wrought iron !k-inch
armour plates used in the construction of the Warnor to
be forwarded from the dockyard to Shoeburyneas, to be
used in the construction of the target for the approaching
experiments with the 120-pounder Whitworth gun, before
the Ordnance Select Committee.

WOOLWICH, OM 2.
ROYAL ENGINE/MS.—The following changes have
recently taken place in thiscorps, viz.: Lientenast-Colonel
Jervois, appointed assistant director of works for fortifica-
tions sod civil buildinp ; and Captain Beldeld, for barrack
buildings. Captain Martindale. appointed director of the
barrack department ; Major Porter, late of the Inspector-
General of Fortifications once, appointed to the Royal
Military Academy, Sandhurst. Captain Kahan, returned
from leave to Portsmouth ; Lieutenants Williams, removed
from Dublin to Chatham • Collins, from Portsmouth to
Ireland ; Rowley, from Chithati to Weymouth ; Orange,
from Chatham to Portsmouth ; and Toller, from Chatham
to Aldenhott.
BIIRSTING Or AN ARMSTRONG GUN.—Two of the 100-
pounder Armstrong gnus for the naval service were this
day subjected to proof at the Royal Arsenal practice range,
and both guns bunt with a charge of Ti lbs. of powder,
the inner tube, being completely rent directly behind the
trunnions.

ROTITAITILLEIT. —During the present week the follow-
ing removals of Lotteries have taken plea, viz. :—The sth,
6th, and 7th batteries of the 13th Brigade, commanded by
Majors Singleton, Mackenzie, and Cranford, from Woolwich
to Shoeburyneas ; and the 2nd battery of the 7th Brigade,
commanded by Major Champion, and the 4th battery of the
13th Brigade, commanded by Lieut.-Colonel Deaborongb,
from Shoeboryness to Woolwich. The whole of the Royal
Artillery in garrison, comprising the batteries of the 13th
and 15th depot and coast brigades, with the Royal Horse
Artillery and the riding-house establishment, assembled on
parade this morning to witness the presentation, by the
commandant, of rewards granted by bee Majesty in council
to 28 non commissioned officers of the regiment for long
service and good conduct.