The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-12 00:00:00

DIORAMA OF THE WELLINGTON
CAMPAIGNS.

nevariably tacreases as winter appros.‘b..., and we shall
she ere Ins, ha" the 9,911 sigma demand for seed
adieu. We have metaled Mitt to report in regard to goth-
ic's.' the decay eteltialy ?regressing; and though the
IS" 111" "Tbai" set Wove so great uto It will ort-
%Maly be sore se • • -
thee. AM/ than it Ilea bele le ley year sines
ea tom teas of the advice, from 1611Patte
1.4 Ito had more or less effect at fell of the
easeketa held sines thee. At Limped, est •
whist was scarcely obtainable on u easy tams es at that
day week; and superior qualities of Aseerias doer rea-
lised an advance of ed. per hrl. Oa Friday subset was
pearally bald ld. per 701 b. higher Manprivious
market Any, and a fair amount of business war dose at tbe
advisee. The exports of flour from Liverpool have iatterly
'weeded the imports; and during the week ending the 6th
last. only about 1,000 brie. were received, whilst 10,000
tab. were shipped, principally fur Ireland.
The accounts from the leading consuming towns in York-
shire do not report any quotable change in prices of wheat,
bat the article appears to have met • good steady sale at
MI terms. This has also been the case at must of the
western and northwestern markets; and at some of the
shipping ports on the east coast dry qualities of new wheat
bare risen about 1.. per qr. in value.
Though barley and oats are selling in most parte of the
kingdom at relatively higher rates than wheat, the supplies
of those articles have scarcely kept pace with the demand.
Beans and peas have also come forward very sparingly, and
have commanded high prices.
Oar letters from Scotland describe the grain trade as
healthy; and both at Ed.abtargh and Glasgow wheat ob-
tained a small advance on Wednesday. The potato disease
appears to be quite as general there as in the south ; and
though the cern crops have generally given a good return
is that part of the kingdom, the future range of prices
seems to be regarded with considerable confidence.
The advice.; from Ireland still speak vaguely respecting
the talent of the potato failure ; the article was Mr
while rising in raise. and Indian corn was being be ge
rather freely, in anticipation of • Liege estumpdea Lase'
in the year. The deliveries of new gashed imeorelli bet
the upward movement on this side of the dieseel bed ea-
enraged sellers to ask higher prices.
There has nut been much life in the trade at blark.laes
sinew Monday last; but business has been exceodin& Sem.
with more disposition on the part of sellers to Ma. BMW
lower their pretensions.
The arrivals of wheat coastwise Into the pular lalarenal
lave been small ; only 4.389 qrs. having bees ispluell sp
to this (Satanlay) evening. The quantity bsegylit to
ward by land-earnue samples from the bans teestes bes
bees quite trifling, and the offers from Lagateablea sad
that neighbourhood have not been by say setts meleelteekl
Indeed there has been solittle English wheat Abel le little
sale since /foully that extensive operatic.' have lea
gather out of the suestion. The millers have th
the week conducted their operations with caution,
unwilling to buy with the market in so bare a state; the
sales made have, however, been at former rates, and we
consider that prices were fully as high on Friday as ia the
commencement of the week.
The 'thesis of wheat treat abroad have been tobeellg
good. Of the 31,000 qn. reported, 30,000 qrs. an 818
Black Sea ports. Importers have manifested ao perdider
anakty to ;Press sales from on board ship; sad Ifor pal
qualities of Italic wheat in granary full Safe Wye nee
demanded. Ihe inquiry has not beta lively it sop psisd
of the week : our miller. having held off in 11.11Skift et
better supplies, and the atteademai of elealuiceiren
having bee lees easerous ilea wee
rift of the recently-arrived
baying been placed early in the el*s ran W ale=
meek doing the last few days In
have insisted on very full terms: and win Oglartelleal
rise in the price of Polish Odeon gad dollar eels be
bees fully supported. There have wet ben may dee
from the Baltic, and the free-os-beard tramortieas bre
bees unimportant.
Fleur has been in active revisit; sad previous pile
bare bees well maiataiaed, as well itif tows as he esealep
made. The arrivals from Amain have bees Esther Heel
—via, 13,000 brLs. • sad Ire the avatiaust of Europe
1,800 seeks have Lees Mime &slag the week. The
lea beds of lee& bale einimedled fall tam; sad
Amelia fee bee NMI gee Nadi is k did last weak.
Deal et es gime* he one le head spereesise
dee, hardly be a
wiele bee been eilitletedi elate
Qsotatioss mast, Is the absents of e• mike be
as is isms degree andeal; bet Few was eartarly
as high at the ekes SI IS One begkeig if Ile week. The
arrivals of dos yea bee Mee ben- been emit ater.
and *ld griediag nee her Meer very sewee. Oa Wei
array rather eshemed erns ewe eked he
goatlike, sad on Mkt, s eked la pee (r. teesl:4
instances realised, fhb geese kV=
MOM
per qr. sad even Mode
nary have bees esedileably releadlo and lAA lt=
are sow held at Oa par tea Mr. NOM Ace Wage
19s. 6d. per qr. (nog !night. and eseawate) be %sea
asked.

hide has bees is fair request, sad has amnestied fully
r much nrety as previorly.
The arrivals of oats coaster/ have been meaty, but from
bored we bar received • !PO!' supply. Tho
is reeoeyeies frets
sheer have fallen off materially, sad Orzis as be-
lie that the an are now all ems to 1
bawl. The dealers have displayed moo or leas reliareace I
is follower up their pure'res at this meetly ashamed
rem, as/ the trade has certainly act beta lively. Oood
era has, however, been held with rest flrusiess, sad the
tars was rather spirt the buyer on Friday.
Beene have eouttatted to meet with atteotice, and the
few lets Wooer forward have been easily plated at the late
adverse.

1111“ 000141 to baad very s ly, sad white boilers
lave bees *aid withheld dans ty at tbe salmons rates of
Mooday lest.
Floating cargoes of NM= cora haws sold filly as well r
Wort.
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FOREIGN.
The .dykes from w south of damps an dodo la
Namur to the repots of the last few weeks. The de-
liveries flea the growers bed bora as sheet, that thseith
ths dowsed kr wheat lir expert hod aft bra oalleo,
pier bad other wept up. The iorlaterra=ino t
rial
par to baw yielded isdiffireatly ewe the c
sad pier ef barley, our bobuss,r pro Mr rim mar
abroad.
Thely met rooratly resolved advises peas Dozily are of
the lab hot done spoodative inquiry he wheat had
✓hea theft sad the tupples lioxr4 farmed by dr
bed boor
=raring g.
borlailTevisttiti lq, 4110. 422., for Aso
Plaid . of SNP. to 0111 a. ortiott.
imeirbar Wows of the Bth last aloes that this few lets
of sew wheat with* had eases hover& had bra molly
poroi at lomat rate. The platy of the saw .brit was
term to be deeeribed as very Ilay bat M pratity Y aft
so won robes of as it was abort bar of lbw The
soma crop la that asighbowlssed law Woe' ea=
slow ; sad rye, bather bra Y dead IP depart to
Norway, bad rise to real par qr. Is. ea bred.
Pro wore scam, sad had roalbal opal to 300. per qr. fro
ea boar.

—Stittla advice. of the 4th bat. Wroth as *se whiled hod
seem forward apariagly ; aadr dbewtsbdis WWII do-
surd bad sot beta sewn, lbw aid . Temerawisa
had bees bad at 40m. per qr. has ea bawd. • an&
&Mao proportios of the potato crop had be.. lest by
dhow, sad @prim eon sad polio harts( eves a sham
yleld. the vase of soot articles bad thews a teadeney to
adverse,.

Rieteek, es the 4th October, heirs wee veep quiet.
There was the hardly any new wheat eildeL bee mew
WIFINOS ht the supplies wu ezpectel w like Ow be
the sad of the =oath. In the abeam et eske et isspert-
owe, the pries for Bee wheat had refer/ mai* lee.
to 40, per qr. free as board. TIN delimits et wkm are
trek tbe gruters had scarcely wafted be the supply dile
local wasessaptios.
n. accounts from the seer euellasedel yule en to web
the aeon effect. Prices if whelk to Mk bees
everywhere waU ma the seaewbet
dell reports freaberet al
beaky sea eke en dig is
Prim.
Hasiburik, es Tuesday, latedtspeeepthkumes due is
wheat on the spot. Prim wawailes bed gale at
trout 395. 6d. to 424. per wrier, bee ea leusd. eseasSeg
to quality, port of shipment. kale bed hen is
MI,. request, and had seuenmeded pelese New
DeWitt Ws bed Ng bees Owed below Ida. N. pee porter
free es Wed.

--lathe Delia markets may little has be.. deism of late is
wkeat tw
was dall. airport ; aad at Rotterdam, as Roads', Madams

tics mayhem ham Fraser are also quiet, let Saar was
hilly is iser is the Paris market as Wedaergay se as tkat
Fit" of wheat appear to hare Dana well
wdwMl la the intoner.

toisii4e-

a we bawl setbki et Midi I♦
Th. yelise of
_Wife* deo ass

sew he lave "'Tied, bet Indian fen leilratbes rhea
ha pets*, I. coeseapassee of a demand hem Greet Bifida.
Pl, the were distaat 'Mem pure we hors that a
geed dell et activity had peno.d. At Odom
Cof wheat cheesed heads Janes the weekreedier
la
d ,elt. • Polish red of OLIN. had eselhed 110 e. per v.
*et eh bear.
rem Aleseadria (lima) we bawl ea herewatiai levet
SS the mask of the harvest. The mop swear to base
AIM Meet efemeellellea la that waft ; sad seam desk
we hitieehak wbvibet the geoseasest t sit ddeemsanew
seel Is the expereitisa et ads. Oahe gaol in
and ref
isalaesaiale bed tesehed beteielleas
leanip the Mats brg ore from
lamh spwatitles er the ramose se be,
emu* Were. Beat maw wee geoid 744. te 111=1. r
awl beere lee. to lea, ed. per gaarter in ea bead.
fir Meet Melon hem MN limiteleie el
value mg Is bad ban edeediy emit rawri et tee
pieb.theash gad bad ail
=iritirtgmet Now Taiktbedipaeme of wbeatitah,
fwd So he to the UN 11.0.. ammuseedl Is MVO Mask
swasim 144,5711 beide ameopedies mob is UM, imf
l sumbeki immars• Iha Mat badola Ms=
ss off, fele WAS beeribbeeks boa umiak
MPS bomb la amt., ISA.

Mu AFFIDAVIT QM= 01/ INT 000TT Or CzAJF•
allv.—Tram the Illturess, the Itidee albs alldevit
et
Cam the Court et ere he be yeetemell by dr
dodo et mere end mite. ellieille MI
=0 swim aMnsidl. et alleitel eyeeibetematirere.
gob Was is du& ..f issirrili Ilir the due
bele& • memisaja. swim. Mt as Maim &vow a
boy" ami dr aim sir 111 oink a rapier in to as
pseihms......ty dukraimairlussis es the Lied Clieseseer
Is sem Form sa• wry ow Wads kr
=l.lllll as{ most au • yam

A mel'afictolv completeness has trove been given
to 'pictorial-record of the exploits of the rest
hake, which the proprietors of the Gallery of Illus-
tration in Itegentstreet have been loss some time
exhibiting to the public. It will be recollected that
its opening sketch is a view of Danger'. Castle, the
Duke's birth-place ; the closing one is now the
chamber at Malmer in which he breathed his last.
An exterior view of Widmer Castle by moonlight
precedes this last sad mem rial, sad it is hardly
necessary to add that both are objects of the deepest
interest to the visitors. 8o much of sorrowful feel-
ing is evoked by the contemplation of both views,
that they are hardly legitimate subjects for cri-
ticism. We shall therefore merely observe, that
although the castle is immediately recognisable, the
painting bears marks of haste; and but for the ab-
sorbing interest of the subject, would leave some
room for fault finding. For the plain—almost
homely chamber in which the illustrious dead spent
his last moments, all that was required
was fidelity, and that has been observed
as religiously as if the subject to be delineated was
some holy shrine. The little iron beadstead without
curtains, the spare blanket with which the Duke
indulged himself only on extremely cold nights, the
plain table covered with correspondence from the
great and little of the earth, and the elbow eboir
into which be was removed from the bed to flail,
that respiration which was so won to cease for ever—
all these things are preserved on the canvass, and
' all were yesterday objects of reverential curiosity to
the audience. It was quite touching to notice the
grave silence that was preserved throughout the
sitting. The routine description of the Duke's vio-
tories, with the usual claptrap allusions to the na-
tional valour, passed without a cheer, although it
was evident that the most trivial facts relative to
"The Duke," wets greedily. devoured. It appears
that his Grace visited the picture only a few weeks
before his death. His visit was a private one, and being
unexpected, there was no descriptive music accom-
panying the lecturer's description, and, as a conse-
quence, the latter had no difficulty in hearing the
Duke's observations, made in his usual loud tone.
He now embodies them in his lecture ; and as every-
thing connected with his Once is deeply interesting
to the public, we have noted down one or two which
struck us as characteristic. While a romantic epi-
, the

mode of the Mahratta war was being described,
adoption of the deceased elders child by the Duke,
his Onussaid suddenly,'," Oh, I remember all about
that. They ran after my horse with the child. He
was brought up in the camp, and got a commission,
but he was spoilt by the oaken, and turned out a
great vagabond." So much for reality against ro-
mance. Again : he stopped a laboured enlacing% on
She military genius displayed at the battle of Assays
saying bluntly, "There was no military genius at
hing of the kiwi. I found two great armies
melleed where they meld not escape, and without
Maim It was merely armistice el common scow."
Of the pumage of the Dome bis Omemmehe highly..
• WWI/. blenceurte, bat esaid out admit that the
halm of alevers, although k assapied two days'
immi lighting, was his herder day's work. A lay
is his party having sisseeed, "Your Orsos mast
have been very saash &dried ;11 he replied, "No ;
de hardest day's work I ever had was in India,
Mies I bad two asps sad the mmdast of a treaty
fag la at the some time The Din wan, it rip-
=warm in hr ammaladma of the trea-
d his tritium/el entry bra Madrid. In
Ilde pilaw he is sees m horseback, hat is hand, im
the cast Matins aped premiss elossissiostice,
which ie jar mem wing big boa Is dik gates,
Mile beaded rids saw Amu la Me Wk. Oa
ben asked whether the Spada Imilealai really
mash enthesimm ha adj Oahe true ;
day ast ad, avowed hat leek ads co
ten& mai serves, eee of them oar t stly
hiM
hosheak and spread this wider do bon%
feet. AM their cathodes did ad ad
with tphe day. Om imma Op Mir.
a grou of loam. is ad milk*
aat, aid Wail as awie la bar
until I Wgroe madthem M.° Amil=
went om am pre le gay, showing 111Perriliri
aaanausat but. tramay, and mercileosly_warelai
Waver romantic, whisk was set
ayomdetemt with fast. Every rue* was
trommind by the blailliaat lestemar. Mr.
mss., and is now land N with dellshad
attention by his numerous who asua se if
they never would tin% of dig to the
memory of a man who, in his Ism and y Ped-
alled caner, "exhausted nature exhaustel
6107."

AND CLERICAL

OXFORD, Oct. 11.—At a Congregation holden
this isierning, being the Ant day of Michaelmas Term, the
following degrees were conferred: Master of Arts.—James
Memel Prise, All Soak College; Williams Ball Drew Bt.
Nary Hall. Bachelor of Arts—Hem Frederick Hamilton,
Balllel College ; Henry Rwbenk. Brownness Colley • Al-
fred &mad Littiewood and Francis Paterson, Trinity
Co
In lle ge.
the same congregation the Rev. Philip Blies, D.C.L.,
Principal of Bt. Mary Hall, and the Rev. Rdward
dwell Bowden, M.A., of New College, were re-appointed
dirks of the market for the ensuing year.
CANRILIDGE, Ocr. 11.—Eutcriox or UNTWIST!!
Orrtosne.—At a coogregatios hoiden this day, the osier-
oessillseed gentlemen were eissied is ITU the WOMB silimied
is *sir ems@ for the dowlenlesl rear lOW :—Frosisee :
Roe. Joseph Clark, WA., ChrM'sOulsgs ; Rishrsd For-
=Lob M. Pembroke C amomege Rev.
Angelo Atkinson, MA , Wino ; Rev.
Join Fenwick, MA., Corpse . Tenors :
Rev. William Rind, M.A., Be. Polar% Collegri
Roe. Frew* Beabfortb, M.A., Si. Joires Col .
Xelorskra: Rey. Charles Frederick ~
Coins Off. ; John Sykes, R XA.,Pasbrais
Anal=: The Rev. Netnesr Corns, Maw of Jam
=l
oft Rev. Some amp R.T4Oleges MIPS
; the Rem Imes Teems Bawls % X.A.,lLfrag's
Cases.
As Ise senee esugregoliso the anderissilieted degrees
WiM11010111111111:—Dik: Hwy Badding, St. Ma's Col-
lege. See dielini maw erllgger Canada o_ellege, To-
mas; lassonbest et the tiara ot the Holy Trigg, To.
; sell Seispielies=is the Distishot Foreeis.
WA.: LAW
feud Jams Fr" R Tiareel‘last;mTlibiltleiset
Posbieis thilege. AB.: Ortn,
College ; iatiteastels.Osions' Cane.

Misery Cotamos.—Thi madsamamdaisd midi= of
Trtait7 Celine wan this eir vase ma sommlassma) ad-
mitted Mews of that aoelmit—Clierles lebnibm. LA.;
We. Jabs /118111004 B.A. ; Tads& :oho A/Am MM.
8.A.; Joseph Barber Lightfoot, B.A.
The earn will be elected to-momew (Tuesday.)

NAVAL.

WooLwicn, Oct 11.—Aroma Bcazw 8u
81111? or NIXITT GUM—TIN St. Jest tarsilbsdhliog at
Dimmer% to sang wiltas et large mare, sew la aa
advessa was, sal saes be ready ter Isawshhi ; sad
was kombsd. oho is to be lamdiately dad TO sagas,
• 41114soss mew, et 31.... Peas sad Iloa's ambushes,
ea their paint Ma plse whisk gave sea shishales
whoa Ida Is tho damossom, sew at Ihsessar. The
2tet the has Can wheady Is aid
hem aider awl mai sos to a ash sod twa
tho .alai owl hr maim owl nabs the eagles@ et the
dhorawassu—these mask b. mod Ibr the Lit haw hr
the saga. et hat vessel. TIM lir Met tb• washes
et la sloshes Is 78 imam, tho hush 831 ash to 701
Wass was tho Mak is sesB hi I=b 68 81386 s
3 ha 6 Was, Ihos hamar& at the sagas 11f lashes,
had ibe swat hat 11 him The tamale et the air-
pt is NA hash he dismoter et the .wow 18 ton with
▪ *els all het d beau the length beim 8 hit 4 bashes.
no balm are Is Om pima sal the Is sass-
sosh Imam disasla made, tub es,LIN sad 6ha hies
Mg. Tis, pass as maim ead es
tad Iho r heoam he he sla 18
m Is wed astbdoral
is Me sails Ipso he geisha to way pert a fa 4111.1. g
sod lbwhale of the Wien sad mem
mkt the mar has, tb.y an woll se
bektelaigarlrat
the meat a wass& to wash tiep ore *ha lan SF
gaged I. sesta warfare.

DI=E nod HTDitomoste.—S MS miss
Oats sleseselosee sunned at Se toSpls, aise lbea
11% sa W MS Meet eiz sr sena weft sae,
Kis. Maas Mile IM iodise. .w her Ms gm&
dushisrasidin Ilou....amaisalf=ithe wee *aka se her
dear, bit to ate et law/ ael
Meer, wsWa-add slue. It was followed se Tar
se assail Iskia by a amber of test who deamerei it,
bat set Mhos IS bed Wes several des ea IN west. The
lied was bit is Or AM sad Ils whisk bled suslossly.
Swag shims as eblidsak ill share dise bided,
selsi sae feriey, Oa lath
:11.,=.81::=1 ssie
....~ of bra bead ; Se
owes d *aft ohs we ire& r las Ilide boas but
at alallsamitieva MUM Oa Task, Sas mallirl pair
Ss sad ssellassd Is ds es sod km death,
ISIS ask phis dillseika solowillastyress_Wmi• La
lama sr bell sa Fads lea ihs by Jaz. smell,
whoa die verilsl was " Did Om ins& is
6.4 lbe MN et s isp—Mmirifi •

qPQR TINA\
iEWMAEEET SECOND OCtOBER MEETING
MONDAY.

OWENPSTAILNII of 50 cola. each, 30
In.
ier :I.yr-old Wife
eat 71b each ; 31b ant 61b allowed, le. AL
Mr. Lesley's Maria, Bst 21b .kßarthelosal 1
Mr. Magnolia Calorie. Bet 71b
General Anions Bay Rasalind. fist 41b (Charlton 3
Bettis( : 11 to 8 aget Maria ~ad 6 to 4 ages Calorie. Maria
..ge all the massing, and won wry easily by two kabobs.
Bay Rosalind broke down. Ran in 1 RM. 49 sere.
HANDICAP BWINPITLEII/1 of 20 eon, sob, and only 6 if
declared, Re., for 3-p.olds and upwards. T.Y.C. (16 labs.,
10 of when pay 6 awe. Iselleit.)
Mr. Payne's Catalpa. 4 gm, Bat 71b Mal 1
Sir R. Pigot's Ranagmak, 4 yes, Ise ....(Itata 2
Mr. Drinkald's Thseshill, 6 yrs. lot Mb.. (R. Day) 3
Duke of Skimmers Ploaskboy, 6 yrs, fist 3lb
(J. Marshyma 0
Mr. Merry's Morning Star, 3 yrs, let 81b.... (Kaott 0
Mr. R. E. Cooper's Junks, 3 yrs, Tat 41b (Charlton 0
Betting: 3to 1 each apt Catalpa sad Rune •, and
4to 1 each apt Thornhill and Jollies. Runnymede and
Ploughboy getting away together, made tuning to the
cords, when Catalpa went_ ap, headed them, and won easily
by • length, Thornhill lalshiag • bad third. Run in 1
min. 16 we. _

--
----itercm, 200; flit 711 INICe. T.Y.C.
Mr. Payne's Weals*, Mathias) 1
Duke at Bedford's Flirt (F. Butler) 2
7t04 on Oleolues. Waa Nails by two lengths. Bun
in 1 min. 16 sees. _

Firm loOivim, for 2.yr-olds (First Clam) ; celb, fist 7lb ;
fillies, 8461 b. T.Y.C.
Lord Clifden's Polio* _ (F. Butler) 1
Lord J. Bcott's Pug Orreck (Whitehouse) 2
Inrd Chesterliold's a by the Emperor, eat of Berm,
3
Lord Ezeter's Vest (Norman 0
Mr. W. Cooksos's Paellas (0. Brown 0
Mr. Wrefoni's oby Cotherstoso, oat of W(W.edlock,
Da9 0
Mr. Greville's Cuba (Flatman 0
Mr. T. Parr's Pride (Wakefield) 0
Mr. J. M. fitaaley's Coryisates (J. Maroon) 0
Bottiag-6 to Ims Patios, 7 to I opt Pug Orrock, and 8
to Igm Coryhominc This Imam soft, Folios, and Pug
Orroek laid swam In front one belf-way up the cards,
when Patios took Um lead ben the Berm oolt and won
cleverly by s lestrils, Pig Ono& sbnihiiiiii the mooed
place by • seek; Irdia a had Ilsosth. )ton la 1 nals.l2 me.
Firm Poona', he 2-yrolis (Shad Clam) ; colts,
Bet 71b; fillies, listilb. T. C.
Lord W. Powlott's Scandal (Korn) 1
Mr. Gurney's Brother to St. Fabian (Ptah 2
Mr. Vickers's Lascelles (6.. Day 3
Lord Claim's eby foe, out of Lightning.. .(81y 0
Duke of Bedford's Petrel (0. 'Moss 0
Lord Ezeter's Walnut (Name 0
General Anion's a by Tearaway, oat of M
F.=
Mr. Stephonson's gby Dromedary, out (of Apt, 0
)
Mr. Oreville's Frenzy (Bartholomew 0 (Ffelmem) 0
Mr. Drinkald's o by flleight-of.lisad, d b;roam
Duke of Richmond's William Ram ..(J. IaZS 0
Betting : 7 to 4 agst Seasdal, 2 to 2 eget &What to at
Fabian, and 6 'et l met say other. Irani ark phi Was
cord; where Scandal and Brother to IX !Wu pima( him,
the favourite leading and cannily, after a dew rase, by s
hoed, Lemelko a bad third. Run is I mis.l3 am.
Par MATCH of 200 each, hR. T.Y.C.
Lord Exeter's Phrygia, aunt, prmaiej 1
Duke of Bedford's Diomedia, est 716....(V. BOUT 2
&Wag: 7t04 on Diomedia. Wos by a head. ea In
1 =is. 111 me.
__

Mown, 200, k ft. T.Y.C
Lord Chesterfield's fby Don John out of lonian,
&121 b Virtil a Doke of Bedford's Pensioner, flet 21b .• er
Betting : 3tol on Jernisse Ally. Won lsy fear lengths.
Run in 1 irain. 18 see.

of 10 ion. each ; tor 2-yr tide, fat 71b ;
three, list 4lb ; four, Bet 121 b; Ave sad upwards, 9st 21b.
The winner to be sold for 200 mom If destaaded. T.Y.C.
Mr. J. M. Sbutley's Fitt/non, 2 yrs .... (Ashatall) I
Mr. Howard's fby Hinman Platolf out et Peggy,
2 (A. Cowley 2
Mr.resers's Leybourae, 4 yrs (Rogers 3
Mr. Jaques's Auchnleck, 2yn (Wells 0
Lord Easter's Walnut, 2yn (Heifer 0
Mr. Combs's Whippersnapper, seed .... (R. Miller 0
Mr. Merry's Admiral Isehitieliskoff, 2 yrs
T. Smith) 0
Mr. Wieram's Chad of the Mist, 3 yrs (A. Day) 0
Mr. Hughes's Sophistry, 3 yrs (Bank•lomew) 0
Mr. Payee's Faux Paa, 4 yes (Plenum) 0
Bertram: 7 to 2 apt Belgravia (t), 4to I lest Feat Pas,
sad Bto I each opt Auclizaeek sod Sophistry. Won by •
lentil, • head between amend sad third. Run is 1 ran.
111 see. _ _

--Pais of 6W. fee 3-yr-olds, let 71b; four, est Bb ; No
and upwards, Bet 121 b. A.F.
Mr. Morris's Kingston, 3 yrs (Bashies) 1
Mr. J. Parker's los Miller, 3yn (Genital 2
Mr. W. Dobson's Commove, 3ln (Osborne 3
Mr. Batscsn'e Ben Nevis, 3 yrs 011 y 4
Duke of Redford's Maidstone, 3 pre (Eslial 6
Was ins cuter__ Time 2 snip, 22 rem

x!Yoz. 100. ► R.

D.H.

Duke of Bedford's ifzete;, Bat nb received.
Mr. Jaqeee's Vivaadiere, Bet.
Mecca, 200, h ft. T.Y.C.
Lard Clitdon's Pollen, 2 In, Sot Mt. received.
Lord Ribbleede!e's Herbert, 6 yrs, ast 121 b paid
Yucca, 200, hft ilet ne each. A.F
Mr. Payee's Wingenuad
Lord OWigow's aby Itkuriel oat of Olpsy .. paid.
Mecca, 200, h ft, list 71b each. D.Y..
Lord Clifden's Eleekbat received.
Lord Glagroves a by ithuriel out of Gipsy paid.
Mures, Xi It ft; est 711, each. D.Y
Mr.Greville's Frai;tie
received.

Lord Olasw's e (dead) by filana ost of
Alarm's dam.
MATCII, 200, ► ft, bat 71b sae►. T.Y.C.—Daka of Hod-
ford's Maidsteao sod Imphast, of by
comsat.

Awarvaut.—Keiyht el the Shim 'anywhere& Reek
Deets, Sherd Primer, Ilso‘kisass. sod Athens Pao.
The melee lee eenneweedi saw dm nem hireeneble
eireensleme—ehe beim resmatably weal 11114 the
nein oseallest ,aeler the weather hie, sad the Mem&
awn hese wed Ildiseable.
The "Own their wee Wed this attensooe, Its we Int
tine, by M. I. Oink, km

BETTING AT 811 O'CLOCK.
THE CLEAEWELL STAKES.
6 to 4 opt Filbert (taken)
6 to 4 Orissoo.
THE CISARZWITCH STAKES.
6 to 1 apt 8
to 1 WLob Evosaborgoge
elyn
7 to 1 Idfia Worrier
11 to 1 Arbolo
16 to 1 Ls hit
20 to 1 Lady Astra
30 to 1 Lortywltout (Wm)
20 to 1 RM Primo
26 to 1 Ettlibt of SEW (lken)
to Ica;dl=Ao•
omoltind.
THE CAMIESUDGESHIEE.
20 to 1 opt Elbows
20 to 1 Hyoolatk
DERBY.
30 to 1 apt Filbert Oakes freely)
60,000 to 2,000 laid not Mort.

DAILY WEATHER TABLE.
TI7IIIIIIIIT, OCTOWIi 12, 18112.
The state of the Weather at *ea of the follewlai playa at
Kim Vale* yesterday taresiag. The gisiissis are
arrayed Is eater of latataie.

Naas et Pima met Wromilk et
WIN. SOW et Weather.
%eta . LW; Garb Yews Foetidly Cindy
awropir.= N. Gook Down Overma
NNW Raw Peggy
Pleammoss .......... N. OM Brom . Omelet
Twousee —... W. Odra... Meth=
OUNSIVISON.:.—. N.W. Owls Wow °weft
SWIMS ..... N.E. Owls Mow Omani
Imam
nowise= LW. OW& Omni Onnose
CANINO'

TRU DAi, Noow.
ONO* it MBAs 111 foment of MM. SSW of Os wootJhor.
$.l. OakUs Brum rm.

RAIDIOLEY, Ocr.Tom To ROAD 11011VEY-
ons.—T. Taylor. Seq., one of the deputy emu= tar the
West Riding, held an input today at the Omsk eel
Horses lan, Beethisid, Deneity, se Indy et Usk
thew Hint. of Darters, who met with Itle death mkt the
following eireamstaaaes, width woe slated Is *Mime►
fors the jury :—Deeessed was umiti etsuglieg seat
large ask trayChapeltown te Dense en dinged Inst.,
sal 'beet um °Weak to the inembe wes ea ftie She-
fail seed. at Haeleirii. when tair eseveyesse
drew
pleg ilmo same way. Te_gtse It the read the doesered drew
lit Wan ea use die. Wine he had bald et the Med ef
ens of his hones be 611 ewer a spun der
had been left there by the sou le the
jlt Whose wtltaibh:fdreds viePa isiZeravlL
awes sills d k.
preeml, by the @Mum she, beta lit *T. lb.*
it wee. Ile dug et a ass alma Osseo Mhos, lobe is
=zaresshisst eernyee, Indic is iseasky Pelee
, to have bad the stem end as renewed
hen die reed. The July retuned a mak et Maw
alaenier " against George inhee. The eseeese I
Wind his warrant kr his ClOnidelii Yak be Melthee at
the seat arises.

AMIZICAN 13171V1T or TEI C=4 BIAL —7llil
service, we tuadeistend, is to be peribileed by the United
&atm steamer Allegheny, aow tilting ant st the Navy-yard
at Noriblk. The Allegheny ma ale beat with
Ileater's noised wheels," but dieadlyle winds have
mew bon whentst4 sad she hoe _pee enleadve re-
pairs sad alleeetleas. with view w
elnereeind alhisesy,
sag will be &Inuits' as ma al thengiol9l.--
lomat qf Cionwiserm

LAW lintelltaence.

MII)DLESSX SESSIONB.—YnTERDAT.
The criminal trainee for the October General Quarter
Sessions commenced this morning at the Seesions-house,
Clerkenwell-green, before Mr. Witham and Mr. Arthur
Smith. There are 82 prisoners for trial, 70 for (sloop, and
3 for misdemeanor.
Bichsel, Ellie, who bed every appearance of being what
he was stated to be—one of the lowest class of poo-
lroom of the pugilistic art, was boasted for having robbed
Thom Sayers of tweatteight sovereigns.
Mr. Horry appeased for the prosondles ; Mr. O'Brien
for the prisoner.
This robbery was esmoitted on Seedily, the 18th of
April last, under the following circumstances:—The pro-
secutor, who, when asked what he was, said he was a
vender of mike, ginger hoer, and table ale in Maiden-lane,
King's-eross, sou on the evening of that day at the Ambas•
sador public-house, in the immediate neighbourhood of the
Great Northern Railway terminus, partaking of various
kinds of liquor with the prisoner; the company comprisine
altogether four pence., all of whom were designated
.. gentlemen " by one of the wigwams, although one of
them was a night/man and another a dustman. The con-
versation turned upon matters connected with the ring, and
the prisoner, having incidentally Minded to a battle he had
fought and won, the prosecutor at once mid he had a
nephew who could give him . • whopping ;" and to
show that that was no empty boast, he drew
from his pocket a bag contalaing, he mid, twenty-eight
sovereigns, and offered to put down 201., which was to be
forfeited if the nephew failed in doing that which his uncle
had declared him capable of aceomplishing. It did not
transpire for what reason this offer was not taken at the
moment, but the money was restored to the prosecutor's
pocket, sod the prisoner, having acquired the knowledge
that he had so much money, began at Duce to ply him with
plenty of drink, calling alternately for old ale, gin, rum,
and beer, for which he required the prosecutor to pay.
About nine o'clock the prosecutor left to go home, being at
that time, as one of the witnesses said, "in good sailing
condition," and at the same time the prisoner left also,
stating that he would accompany Sayers to his home. The
prosecutor had no knowledge of anythiag that transpired
after he got about 20 yards from the house, the last cir-
cumstance he recollected heing that the prisoner's hand
was in the pocket wherein his bag of money was deposited.
On the following morning be mined his 28 sovereigns, and
he gave information to the police that he had been robbed
by the prisoner, riving a description of him. It appeared
that within a Ave time of the prosecutor leaving the pub-
lie-houie in Maiden-lane, the prisoner went to another
public house called the African Chief, in Wdrted-skeet,
and made a great show of some dye sad twenty sovereigns.
As he betrayed symptoms of itsteziestien, the landlord sug-
gested that the whole or the greater potties of it should be
left with him for safety. The prissear et length assented,
end headed ever a slime mob sad *treaty sovereigns, re-
eshisto a maromeadam Irma the bollard. The prisoner
preessold the memareadloa next meraing, and received
the watch sad meaty. item that time up to about a
month ago no trees 0 the prheaer was found. At the he-
rbals, of St/Mosher he wee met is the Berwagh-road by
ea sem, wins lei a demob*, of Wm, ad suspecting
rho he was ranted' him, and umbel to knew If his Rani
towel
was not Richard Ellis. The primmer It was not,
and in answer to other in he denied that
be was the man who bed Eatery Daley,
Met be did not know the public-house in
Red Lisootarket, Whitecaces4traet, that his name'
was Jim Harris, that he had lived In George-yard,
Whitechapel, for eight yam and • half, that he knew
nothing about Somere-Town, and that he was there
in kis life. So many negatives appeared to satisfy the
'Goer that be bad the right man, for he apprehended him
sad informed him that it was for robbing a man of 28
sovereigns lest April, in Maiden-lane. The prisoner then
admitted that his same was Itieberd SLIs, and did not make
any further boil ef Ids Itiondolgps of town, and
the dime Most IP
Tbe hoed the primer lheihy, and
The Judge ssoleased lila to nine months' hard
labour.

TR' APPIRALII.
The appeal day has been flied for Thursday, the 4th of
November, at the Guildhall, Westminster, when a day will
be specially appointed for the hearing of rate appeals.

TSB POLICE COURTS.
MANSION-HOUSE..

Three young Irish tailors, atoned Murphy, Deiohoe, and
Kr 4, were charged with having disturbed the neighbour-
hood of Catharine Wheel-alley by lighting on Suuday.
The piece in which the row took place has been long
known to be the only part of the City in which, on account
of the alternate movements and quarrels unapt the resi-
dent tailors, nobody is allowed to slumber or sleep either by
night or by day. Sven the Sunday is iso exemption. On
the contrary, the usual performers =wider that the charac-
ter of that day, which is everywhere elm to a certain extent
venerated, yields to them an opportunity of showing a
bolder seateast in their &count* exercise of pitching
into" easy other.

It appeased treat the statements of the police, that when
they wan mennmeted to the sane of action, there were 10
roe I! ef th. iairlitants, all of whoa lived and worked, as
it were, tenttber, lighting away like devils. Then were,
r is grarolly the ease' eons women whir voices
gave variety to the music, engaged is the that The we-
aries wee or peat that it was raprosibie to
win wen neat naively engegod ; but r the theollin=
thaw were sewn* with birth it was prouraed that they
had net boon Idia aperstan meant the IN sr tab pen
ere who IMO gathered tagsther at the right of the
unaersent. They were aeser owned to the sta.
tiowitense, and, as the Assn Wafter sagaciously, the
bother walkers at ea and. _

The gik rE4:ll:ose iherieher ?
Witmer— so, year lordship ; bui It does not
signify whether In neighbeedreed the peeple are lobes
or drunk, light they wM. To hew theplees quiet is abso-
lutely imgeedige.
The delledeele mold they, were elswilegilleselher quite
sober sad osmthetable, when seenshody, believed it
wee Poddy_ffyme esPeg White, gams ems them • pelt
that einniniet him of a fall that Wed hie ham to.. the
top of abeam They began to Woad themselves es well
as they erigil, end in an imbue the while street
was nothing but a revise geld of battle. They did'at
km, who G the world began or who ended the row. They
only knew that after having the lime hemmed eat of
I diom they Ws walked off to MINI ellidell at
(Laughter.)
The Lard liner-1 stipples the people la the rarround-
ieffneigiShourhood were alarmed ?
rolls:emu—They were greatly utheyed, your lordship.
I cannot my they were &lamed, he the 'ries of " liurder"
in the plea are very frequent.
One of the defendants—Oh, faith, If then was any
worthar there it was we that were senrthered. War'nt the
this. of es knocked down like nisepins ?
Her a woman got into the whams boa, and said " I got
this eye, please your won hip, swag them (showing a
disfigured side of her (see), but I skeet think it was done
by them three at the bar. I think it was Jim Ryan's
fist that done it. Are you there, Jim?" (looking into the
crowd).
A Vales—" No, Jim was not there at all at the time. He
wee blind streak at No. 3." (Laughter.)
The Lord llayee—l eosins I do not know what to do
with the I tame, who wrath me to be a ekes of sun
distinct hem all others. They seem to me to live upon
fighting mil drinking, strange as the diet may swear to be,
sad wlesnme they herd together they contrive to duds the
ezikThem is so 'Mame else these &hedged. gave,
awe is pee enmesh that they melted, lbws; but
I muider list I shell de pestestly right In bleMag them
over to ark own reessnimmee to keep the poses towards
ell her ffiriNety's saideses he el: seethe.
inea
limessii= r ialessitr by a police-
with a
The Ayer rid—Thin mmuleg. M • gluier-pest two, I
saw the ilelhadant lying mho at • hall deer in Angel-
alley, Heewilsditch. I woke his, head that le was drunk,
and told laa le let me know where he lived. He said he
lived in the Mime at the door of which he lay, but the
people of the berme denied any knowledge of him. He thee
Wean to be very whey mid that he was ens of Hoseuth's
eir4on, and weterisite all the polies of London. When
he • that ued to diiturb the stmt, I took him
into custody, be threw himself ea his back and kicked at
me with all the 411.1111111 of which he was capable. Even
Mier that, as be wee • dereigner, I gave him opportunities
ofof going away, but I um Mg, him in the station

--The; dolbalant uii le bad bow robbed by somebody,
and la dot sodas of lb. sebbery by a knock-down blow,
but brwr be sat late Heandaditeh so far from his own
of Whitsebspol he did not know.
Lard Mayer—You mot pay 10s. penalty, er MEWS'
with as foe them days. TM latter alternative wu chosen.
Hwy ilreshea, a drover, was tined 10s. for having
poked a pew row in the thigh till the blood cams, mad also
for ItavW broken her tall.
The Maids/a said be would prefer a little impoissament,
and wu ssaMessi to 14 days.

BOW-STREET.
Michael Ring, Jeremiah SuMean (a blind Inviggar), John
Destißileis Crawley, Awe Italia, it Dragt4=vaaa,Deltliel
C Patrick Rawden, Martin pima*
David sad Margaret were
erwweemod hefty, ea , for
Lagellout
serrwria ihe of the Ant far the
7117"....ilegindanta all occupied reeks (ate each) at Nos. 3,
10, end 11, Wyld-oourt. It wee proved by Sergeant W.
Huai, 14, that they were duly terwiked with notice
to regheer their mew end the some of proceedsn
wee literly and reprobedly 'uptake* to thee. Ong
/inking the premien beeweas 111 II la the morning
of Chahar the fad. the megseat fend dist the reguktiosx
of ship janswhielt eegeleed the peseleles of hods sad pro-
f* Übe_ siperethut el the ones, as., bed not
; hod regard bees paid to the lhaitsties
Mad title* tempt as to the srawkat et lodgers la es&
ream The enued by Daisy, a my woo
ewe, wee swerseed with vemla esd Alth ; sad tier
eteesk ea ea it. woe more dircatt enyttdog
whams bed yet ex All win meth.
Wadi. bk sissy =au= of U. ehiper
eat of the welshed melon whoa he huddled legener,
sightly, apes the film
Mr. Hairy wee essupleil emend boars is the in
ties of these Nee% the Mlle et whisk were of thltit
sary eeeler. Nis weeeker Imalageaeleat MIR sea of
tbs dellwiests. speaks le glee so lbeir nem sr alma.
Wane umaweselft *wept emeNsees with the

The judgment of the court was suspended for s week.
Mr. Henry inquired of Inspector Reason if the result
of his proceedings in various parts of the metropolis had
keen satisfactory ?
The inipeetor stated that there had been a marked
prosemem in the lodging-homes of Church-lens. The
rooms were not o. crowded, and the water bed been laid
no in several of them. It remained to be seen when the
Irish end other labourers returned from the country (where
they were hopping, he.), whether the reform which bad so
far resulted from the operation of the act,would be of a per-
manent character. There were ►t preerst ail many so 18,000
duly registered lodging-houses in which the new regulations
were otworTed. _ _

Mr. Henry—What Moores of the lodgers =sully when
they are cleated out of thee, places? I suppose they go
into other districts, and overcrowd them in the same way.
Inspector Reason said this was undoubtedly one of the
consequences of the measures taken by him and his brother
officers under the new act; but in Spitalfielda, and some
other parts of London, good clean lodgings, with beds
and proper partitions, might be obtained for lid. and 3d.
each.

Henry—lt would be a pent boon to the poor if such
cheap acconunodatioo could be eztendtd all over London.
WORSHIP-STREET.

Henry Hall, a well-dressed person, described as a civil
engineer and estate agent, residing at Brudeoell-place, New
North.road, was charged with a series of unprovoked and
violent assaults upon Mrs. Martha Higgins, a respectable
sad elderly woman. living in Aske-plaor, Houton, Josiah
Higgins, her husband, and Sophia Thornton, a charwoman
in their employment.
The first complainant, Martha Higgins, who appeared
with her head enveloped in bandages, was in such a state
of extreme suffering and exhaustion, from the ill-treatment
she had sustained, that she was scarcely able to articulate,
and was accommodated with a seat during the investiga-
.

tion. It ammo' from her evidence, and that of several
other wigwam, that shortly before five o'clock on Saturday
afternoon, while the charwoman, Thornton, was engaged
in cleaning the parlour window, at the house of Mr. Hig-
gins, the defendant, who was passing along in the company
of another person, wantonly raised his stick and gave her
a smart cat across the arm. On demanding what he
meant by such conduct, the de'cndsnt assailed her
with the moat profane and scurrilous language,
which attracted the notice of her mistress, who proceeded
ee the door, and remonstrated with him upon his disgrace-
/Id behaviour, to which he replied, with a disputing
=I t and was proceeding to attack her also, when his
aterposed, and succeeded with some difficulty in
geeing him down the street. Feeling greatly incensed at
the outrage, Mrs. Higgins immediately communicated the
'articular, to her husband, who hastened after the defen-
esat and his friend, whom he overtook at a short distance,
and inquired if they were the persons who had insulted his
wife and servant. The defendant cooly answered in the
alratative, to which complainant rejoined, that it was well
der him that he was not present at the time, but he had no
loner uttered the observation than the defendant made a
*llene cut at his head with his stick, which he mansged to
ward off at the expense of a severe bruise upon his arm,
sod hie assailant rapidly followed up the attack by a ene-
mies of heavy blows, one of which struck him under
*MN% Obi mused him the most excruciating pain, from
aliseb of which he had not yet recovered. While they
vse*vggling together, his wife, who was greatly alarmed
nod agitated, suddenly presented herself, and on beg-
!m not to engage in a personal contest,
but to give the fellow In charge, the defendant
thrust her violently into the road, and, raising
the butt-end of his stick, dealt her a blow on the
frost of her head, causing a wound, from which the blood
eteemeed down over her face. She wee saved from falling
by MO Of her neighbours, who caught her in his arms, and
lla her in a senseless Mate to the residence of a stir-
seauWC:he neighbourhood, who chewed the wound, and
besiehed her with the certificate now produced. In the
Sometime a simultaneous rush was made upon the defend-
sot by a number of persons whom his outrageous conduct
bed attracted to ths spot, and, after a desperate resistance,
be wee ultimately overpowered and given into custody.
kr. Vann, who appeared for the defendant, said that he
mos instructed by his client to express his deep regret far
tho occurrence, which he declared was wholly unpresellb
feted on his part, and he was meet anxious to make the
Wull the amends in his power for the Injury she had so
nately eustalaed.
Mr. Motorail' Bald that the case was of far too serious
Onto to admit of its being summarily disposed of ; and.
as be inferred from the medical certificate that the health of
led was at present in rather a precarious state from
the MIMS of his violence, he should order the prisoner to
be remeoded for a week, to afford an opportunity for ascer-
taining the result of her injuries.