The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-25 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SHARK MAUET&

Llw9ROOl, Styr. 23.—Sales today : Great Learn, 483—Lan-
mature and Yorkiltire, 1213—London and North Western, 1243 6
—Midland, .271 3—Ditto Birmingham and Derby SI shares,
1 15-16 p.—North British. 65 43 3 1 1 4—South Fasters, 213 x all—
Wellington and Severn JanciMn, 10 1-16 —Buffalo and Lake
Huron, 5 616 5.16 1--Yrie, 57i 3—lllinois Central, 804 31—
Bank of Liverpool, 244 - Barned's Banking Company (limited),
3 ix—Mercantile and Eastern Bank (Limited), 4 3-16.1—National
Bank of Liverpool, 111 p.—Brittah and Foreign Mar Inc (Umited),
23 p.—Qacen Insurance, 1 6-16 s.—r nion Marina, 13 p.—.
National Si earn ;Limited , 3 1-16 4 1 316,} lif 916 d.—Wei
India and Pacific Steam. 11r.
11.411011ISISR, SIM 13.—A moderate badmen was does, and
there WAS no change to prices worth inating.—lidttal., and fake
Huron, 61-Great Eastern, 483—Great Luxembourg. IS 13-16
Great Northern A,l64l4—Great Waters. 06 61—General Cretin
(Limited .23 p.—lleywood 11. 8. and Co. (Limited , 1 Illinole
Central. 811 3—John Brown and CO. (Lhnited), .3 p.—London and
I'adetionisn Marine Inaurance (Limited), 3 p —London and North
Western. 1243 —Mancheater, Sheffield, sad Linenlv,h.re, 683—
Ditto, 61. Pref., 91 - Metropolitan, 1303—Mid 1 And, 1271
New York and Erie. 573—North British. 649—Themes and
Mersa 11111160 lasarence (Limited.. 6 6-16 p —United States
20 Years Bonds, 981—Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, 31.

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THE FENIAN MOVEMENT.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

the prat. T.T.O. (4 subs.) Fby King Tom-Mayonsise,
Lady Violet, Heliotrope, Wildbriar, Monarch of the Glee.
Leyboern_ ,e f by Musjid-13kirmii.ber's dem, a by King Tern
Melia (dead), o by Skirmisher -Fistiana (dead).
TIM OUST RAM= RAILWAY HANDICAP, a sweep-
stakes of 15 lave. each, 5 ft., with 100 added by the Great
Easters Railway Company, for 3-yr-olds and upwards; the
winner of a handicap value 900 mom, after the decleratios
of the weights (Sept. 19, at ten cm.), 7lb ; of any other
handicap, 31b extra ; weights accumulative ; the second to
receive 23 son. T.Y.O. (5 furlongs 140 yards). (89 subs.)
A
at 1 Age et ID
Master Richard .... 4 MMus a 10
Aroktroodoa
Bacchus
John Davis 4 1 Mathllde II 4
Osmium
Llddlogtou 3 lady Media
llintonau
Beeline
Attraction
Gardeviture
Claremont
Zambesi
Arust
ntidote 6 1 Grace Darling
Brecianiante
Diorned
Bounds*
Saludeer a 1 Regina&
Lord Douglas 4 1 o by Young Mel-
Contras
Yabelathua
Outand-Outer
Dawdle
Ander 3 Palgrhu
Begins 6 Moldsvla
Pantaloon
Vsiclt'graa
Hornbiower
The Beadle 4 Isabel
f ;by Volageur—bier- Button, by De Clam I 12
sej. 4 Mr Chart,' 8 11
Tb luA . 3 Tibia
His Eseellemy 5 Nip
Bello of the Gall .... 6 Princess of Weiss._ 3 10
Peers* 3 Mime Hobble ... .... 3 9
Lady Valeuthes II Wedding Peel
Tenuyson
Crept.
May tilosm
Yeuderveldu 4 counts/sign
Beale
Wild Agnes 3 &Mired 4 paid
Cadeau
Charity
Acolyte
Little Gentleman.... 4 1 Gd lilac
Antimaeassar
Tilt GRAND DOKE lIIICBABL STAKLi of 80.0,1. each, for
3-yr. olds ; colts, Bst 1016 ; fillies, tat 61b ; the winner of
the Two Thousand Guineas, Derby, or St. Leger, 71b extra.
Maiden horses allowed 51b. ; the wooed to save his stake.
A.F. (18 subs.)-I(conig. Cbeverette, Farewell, Costraet,„
Forester, Anadymnsee, Harold, Generalissimo, Lyeaoder,
Zambesi. Liddiogton, Crow's Nest, Lady Cochrane, Long-
down, Loodoocr, Quill (paid), The Weyer (paid), Bedmin-
ster (purl).
Tas Hoezror, Brains of 40 eove each, lift, for 2-yi.
olds ; eolts,Bst 1046 ; fillies, Bst 811, ; winner of a 400 eons.
sweepstake., with ten subecaibers, tilb ; of two such stakes,
916 ; and all other phloem of 100 son., in plates or stakes,
31b extra ; those got by Arabians, or out of Arabian mares.
allowed 141 b ; the second to receive 50 sore. The lest half
of Ab. M. (35 cute.) -Counters Amy, Mr. Pitt (91b,, War,
La Mute, f by King Tom-Tight-tit, Penelope Plotwell
Osiris, Schoolboy, e by the Flying Dutehman-Merlette,
Bounty, Duke of York. Mary Hill, Vagabonds (bred In
France), t•talim (316), Harper, Mesarnate, My Hobby, Jenny
Jumps, c by Lord of the isles-Bonner and Buxom, Flu-
ride, Chibies (61b), The Zisgysi, Adelina, Saxon Beauty,
' Grey Stocking. Lams o' Goon* Lady Bask, St. Sophia,
' Oonsereative, The Peer, sister to Amber (Mb), Youth,
Hopelal, Jumne, Callipolie (paid), Woke, (paid).

---e--
THE AUTUMN CAMPAIGN AT NEW-
Several additional arrests both in Dublin and at
MARKEL
(sett are reported us the Irish journals. ---
Os Saturday morning between eight end nine o'clock
TO THE EINTOtt or TIM Linn&
Mr. Joseph Deniffee, merchant tailor, of 32, South Anne- I
1 Ent,—At last we have floated into something
sleet, Dublin, was arrested on a thaws of being Implicated uha month ianaera, aba quiet of the pad nee], bajair
quae
in the Fenian conspiracy. On narchieg his preen the do- a relief after the Atoning that have recently paned over the
motives found two revolver pistols, one of which was turf. Tee opening meeting of the autumn campaign at
beaded, • bowie knife, a drill book, and a idintoiren,,,ek, headquarten—mered to dust, dull Waling,. and gambling,
'"- i with very few iskrestine MOO to kola the mcreotour
MAW de visite of himself, representing hint in • blouse, will also be a very different affair to the grand and waver-
liked with a sash, within which was stuck • beg revolver early popular carnival at Doncaster, although it is made
pistol, and having in his right hand • bowie knife. About to esteem„ the seine period of time, Ur the list of
ens o'clock he was taken before Mr. Strome, at the Lower " featu will not take in mere than the Great Eastern
Olantleyard, who formerly remanded him, 1 Itailwey Handi,ep, Hopeful Stake', tire* and two
. year old triennials, and October bambini) ; and the
Os Friday James Joseph O'Connell O'Callaghan, assistant remaining thirty odd innate that take plat* (11
In the Ann of Arnett and Company ; Michael Moore, and peeing the sixteen yet to be entered for fill)
Michael O'Boyle, of No. 19, Lower Eree-street, ~,," will be forturiele indeed if they can predate anything like
szci•ement. The Great Eastern Railway prise will attract
arrested. O'Callaghan was taken while attending to his plenty of runners, for it is over the two-year-old course
erdieary avocations behind the cannier, mil in his trunk only, and is neoesaarily • very open race—so open that until
were found a revolver, which was loaded at the time, belts, the starting flag drops, and the eye an d
catch the that
gashes, and ammunition. The other Prisoners were arrested get beet off, it is no more then • lottery, an only
and in their pose, ion were point out that the speediest horses engaged are Master
k their houses while in bed,ieharal (trained by J. Day), Seenries (T. Jeeninee), Anti-
bend complete snits of uniforms, rifles, revolvers, arid ibia.ar (John Dawson). lialpiectee (H. Goatee), Gut-and-
severel documents of • treasonable nature. The pri- Outer (W. Day), and Lord Stamford's Gennue end Thalia-
severs were brought to College-street station. Boyle is a sins • and if these are not superseded by others in the sameblacksmith,
bleckamith, and Moore carried on the bud ess of an
stabler they should all tyke promiseat parts in the race,
o
animar. The uniforms aajaad in their posamian were the mat formidable„ of the whole le!, on Aper.,. being lest
TOW'S 11.1100 r, UCCOMIL For the retry-year-mu Triennial
seen of • serviceable than elegant texture, though eel. l'roduce Stakes it is probable neither Ely nor Barageb will
dally such se those worn by allows is the United States contend, and thus Baron RAhachild will have the
army. The rowers are of strong, rough Woe cloth, but prize at Iris
over mercy,al Toronto hoein en shown
Bu she • great
superiority' l the *t. The s-
Relegate are much Baez ; all appearing never to have 11•613
ham Stakes. for two-year-olda, on their own course,
Se sae. On each shoulder is the aieuillette distinguithieg can only erects interest if Monarch of the Glen is brought
Ohs raok of the wearer, the buttons in fleet bearing the oat, a question lam very doubtful upon ; but th• half-mile
arms of the American ['nitre. The books and papers Hopeful is certain to bring together some good two-year-
kind at the time of the arrest of the prisoner, are, it is olds, as Mr. Pitt carries 9et sln, giving from 31b to 91b to
severalaooord good
rbecor,anets-11,130 are all itirr
NM, likely to throw considerable weight into the @hugemanae,ilirhes him,
to however,
ell
in
prehirred against them. The former were mainly relative A must be to somethingei "
darks." The Grand Deka
ee military engineering, infantry tactics. sword Pectic*. • Michael Stakes can be reduced to a match between Long-
and drilling ; while the latter were of a directly treasonable down and Zamberel, the former of whom ought to
*bander. win ever the mile-ared-a-quarter ; and one of Wid-
nes& 's three- ear-old contest', the St. Le Stakes,
The three *Bogen arrested at Salford and Sheffield were I, - , ,
has turned out eves n ironer rue, the only good bon e in it
brought up hem before the magistrates to-day. Iti wino ' being ()enliven. and it will take her all her time to cover
In
"sadea• The lf°'ll"rn P11"9 reports the arr." jc'hs . the two miles - But the Seveotemsth Triennial, to make
Y•Dosald, at Hillsborough, county DOWD, with Federal amends, is more fortunate than usual, Brcadalbnns, Ma-
sailors, documents, and money. rink., Jack o' Lenten., Swift, Itrghtwakt, Oat-awl-Outer,
Mr. Strong'. ate of the divisional justices, attended at the Mad, Miesiociary, L. IVannip, Thaltheins, Oonnectioe,
Richmond prison, South Circular-road, Dublin, oil Saturdsfs Grinder, Siberia, Todleben, Teunyario, and Broomielaw—
to formally remand all the Fenian primmer' till that day forming a nice lot of three-year-olds to meet in one 'ocean-
week. Ilia worship eat in use of the moms is the hose ter, if they were all well. Some of them are amiss, and
esolioa of the prisms. Mr. Williams, chief clerk, and Seger-
titling may not be able to gallop across the list, the mile
inteodent Ryan of the G division were present. Mr. K end a quarter taking so much doing by the "pipers;' never-
A. Eenia, solicitor, attended on the part of • number of the tholes', it is • certainty that the race will be an iotereeting
amused. Mr. Strooge requested Mr. Marquis, the governor one, lirea]dhanehaving IMMO thaolooe to fear, notwithatand-
of the prison, to have each of the pri, mien sent in ceps- log that his St. Leger running makes him out good enough
lately. This woo done, Mr. Marquis introducing the to rein, Le Btaruais having once shown such form that be
prisoners in succession, Several of them complained, one could be trusted to beat him if he were quit. himself—a
er two of the remand, and other. that they did not get doubtful matter this, however. I.segbam seems just good
copies of the information,. enough to give the Duke of Perk 41b, and bent him for the
Granby ; and the Duke ought to give the 121 b to Brahma
and beat him in their mile and • half match, this latter
being the only important match of the week, and perhaps
the only one that will come to • race. On Thursday we
shall have the most impatient race of the were,, it beiug
for the Two-year-old Trismeial to say bow much Strathoonan
has improved since he was be .ten by Ischia at York, and
how Robin Hood (before the grey for the Champagne)
has goes on since Doneuter, all three being engaged is
that event, with Crown Prince, Lies, Gunlock, and
other good performers, or promising ones. Crows
Prince there is no meesuring, after what he did at Dos-
easter, his two brilliant exhibitions there quite wiping out
tin stale of his defeat at Goodwood by Vaal* ; hut it is
my belief that if aoytbing can lower the pride of Labia It
must be Robin Hood, who will he at home over hi. own
T.Y.C. The Reeked Stakes, Criterion Course, is but •
affair after the last-namedweek either
oirlord Stamford's appearing good enough to give
away the 71b required, especially Ciribia• ; and Fridav's
two-year-old contests are just as insignificant looking ; Mr.
Pitt having the Forlorn Brakes, Balsam the Fillies' Sweep-
stakes, sad Caustic the T.Y.C. race at their disposal, so far
as those that have ran can be judged. The October Hendi-
cep, coma the flat, will form the solitary (eaten of the
concluding day, and I do not anticipate seeing many
good horses rennin for that, the weights that Armagnac,
Deselect, The Monk, and Bilhsm are in at Wag likely to
frighten meet of them away, oven if the handicapper hoe set
erred is treating them en contemptuously. Whether he
has or has not, I dare not go beyond them for the winner,
a matters at present stand, unions Jeneimga's stable prefer
the chance of ScHiMia• to that of Bantam, in the event of
which she must be substituted for the old horse in my *elec.
tion. —I am, hr., METEOR.

(nom ors OWN coaareroinnaer.)
LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY Ninny.
The information which has accumulated during!
the last few days, inculpating certain persons in Liverpool
In the Fenian conspiracy, has at length attracted the &thee-
Oen of the authorities in Dahlia, and to-day two officers of
the] Dahlia police (detective department) arrived here, for
the purpose of executing • warrant for ;the arrest of •
man who has long been known as the leader in chief of the
party in this neighbourhood--George Archdeacon, formerly
asehoolmaster, and latterly a news agent and agent for the
Irish Potpie newspaper. The officers conomissioaed with
the arrest were Sergeants Smallwell and Deem ; and they
having obtained the assistance of detectives Smith and Loy-
ola, and the co-operatioo of the acting chief of the deem.
tin force here, Mr. Superintendent Keboe, proceeded to
Archdeacon's house, No. 11, Bidder.stroet, Islington.
They found him in the shop, and called him into the street,
where they charged him with high treason, explained their
errand, and apprehended him. Without allowing him to
eommunicate with his family, and with tho object of pre-
venting any excitemeut is the neighbourhood, they con-
veyed him at once to the polies-station in Dale•dreet,
sad placed him in a cell When be was first con-
fronted with the officers outside his own house,
he said, " You have no right to touch mo ; I am an
Americas subject, and I have • paper in my pocket to
show it." At the detective office he was again formally
'barged, and he asked to see the authority for
his arrest.. The warrant, in which he was charged, with
divers other persons, for treasonable purposes, was shown to
him; and he repeated that he was an American subject.
and produced a certificate (or what purported to be • cern'
eats) of hie naturalisation as an Americas subject. After
he had been locked up the officers returned to his hood,'
and made a search, which was, we believe, s far successful
that they obtained poasersios of important papers. Some
of them were letters from headquarters in America, reap,-
siting him as the "delegate representing Lancashire
in the Fenian brotherhood;" others were communica-
tions from New York, L. ndoe, Shatlield, and various towns
la Lancashire, showing that Archdeacon had visited •
Lego number of places in promotion of the objects of
the movement; others were documents reterrieg to sums
at mosey transmitted from America to enable him to
agitate a. a Fenian agent in various districts ; and one
was • receipt for money, apparently received by him in
support of the movement, as the result of • collection made
at the close of a lecture in the Free Trade Hall, Ilan-
Glassier. In the shop they found • large number of copies
el the Irish People. While they were making the search.
two volunteers, in the uniform of the Liverpool Irish
Brigade, entered the shop and asked for copies of the
Irish People.
A good deal is known of the history of Archdeacon. He
springs from • family ono* well known in Cas.
(debar, cr:nty Mayo, where at various times his
father, his brother (Mathew Archdeacon, anther of "Some
Records of Irish Risiogs." and other books), and himself
have been eognlsel in public tuition. They kept an academy
for some years. Previous to 1848, George (the mac now in
eastody) removed to Manchester, where be became known
as the leader of the Young Ireland party. At the great
meeting in the Free Trade Hall, held to cebbrate the onion
of the Young Irelanders end the Chartists, when Meagher
"of the soma." and John Mitchel, were present, Arch.
deacoa male a speech, pledging the party to united action
with the chartists in that city. Whets toe rebellion broke
out in 1848, Archdeacon found it necessary to get out of
the way, and he disguised himself as a priest, and got out of
the country by some south-west port of Ireland to America.
For seven years after this escape be remained in America. end
it is likely that during that time he became naturalised as an
American citizen. At all events, he became connected with
the Fenian movement, and since his return from America
a 1855, or thereabou.s. De has teen actively engaged in
disseminating its prietiplas. He first went to London, and
there remained some years; then returned to Manchester BETTING AT THE VICTORIA CLUB.
far some months ; and two years since be came to Liver- SATURDAY, 3 P.H.
pool, where he has remained till now, living first io IN)V011. (MEAT /EASTERN HANDICAP.
street, and more recently in the homes where he was 15 to 1 seat Gamma (off, t 100 to 01
15 to 1 Catleau (GIL 100 to ,)
arrested. After he had been taken from the house to-day, CBSAREWITCH.
his wife, who was thrown into groat grief by his sudden re. 20 to 1 apt Morris Dancer 60 to 1 apt Fantail (MD
=oval, said to the officers, " Dent my father, my brother, 22
to 1
Nuneaton
cntr. 1000 to 10 Solon oftfz
and my son by the English, and now I shall lose my hos- 1000 to 40 t SO had been t)
teed through the English laws." It is stated that several oncet 100 to 1 Chin:my:sam*
of her relatives have been mixed up is former Irish t°°°
60 to
00
tleriugei aatltri .t 100 to 1 Solon
troubles, and that one of them (probably her grandfather) to 1601.) 100 to 1 Union Jack (t)
entered death in 1798. ise to 1 Lanadoan (t to
sot)
Archdeacon was taken from here by the Irish officers CAMBRIDOIDSRIRE.
is the steamer Columbia, at half•past 10 to.oight ; end 3000 to 45 spat Count Cavour It)
96 to 1 Gladiateur (oIL 16 to 1 taken—with a dart)
will arrive in Dublin to-morrow (Sunday) morning. He
will most likely be placed before the magistrates there on PROGRAMME OF NEWMARKET FIRST
Monday. We believe the authorities have documentary I OCTOBER MEETING.—TUESDAY.
enridecoe, apart from what may have been foetid in his Tan
TRIAL STAKES of 10 soya eseb, with Wadded ; 2-yr-
pomession, showing him to have been actively engaged wield& ttit 7lb ; three, fist 9lb ; four, 9.t 9lb ; five, six, and
promoting the Fenian movement. aged, 94 12Ib ; the winner tube sold foe 5001., if demanded ;
For several hours this forenoon there was much alarm's fferl_o3l,Ez. allA°Knzsed ii,:fion.fLect 21.-ovirb-Zlt.m.6stAlL ;
eanead among commercial circles here in consequence of the !
urea Bet 10lb ; four and upwards. 9st 31b; the wiener to
ansouneement in a local shipping riper that an Americas be sold for 501., if demanded, to. T.Y.C.
slip which bad arrived in the Mersey had, a few days pre- A HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES of 20 soy. each, and only 5
viously, been overhauled by a Urge screw steamer heavily , d declared Id ten,. o'clock the evesnainng bep.fosre ruar.nr,oto. go
armed, which warn believed to be a Fenian Pirate' The to'l'bireran YEAR 01, TEI grIXTEINTH upwards.
PRODUCE
paragraph containing the tharthell intelligence wee placed Smiza of 10 soy& each, for 4.yr-olds ; colta, fist 7lk ;
promieently amongst the ship reports in the Skipping lies. fist 41b; the second to receive a sum equal to 10 per
Te/egraph. On making inquiries we ascertained that the cent., and the third 5 per cook on the whole slake. D. I.
whole affair was an ingeniously-contrived hoax, and wen (48 saber) Menace, Mirage, Barg Ely, Wild
_Basil,
carried out with mach tact. The following is the peragraph Bee
er Fo uvaii'fFidormsAusentrOZ—oiri,Afrgry thAmEb,x4 BPHeeztr•of
in question : !Luokaow, fby Voltigeur- leueranoe, f by Wild Dayrell—
REPORT OF THE AMERICAN SHIT ITA.TNAN, TROY CARD!' Lady farewell, Effie, Goedola, Langbolm, Olivia, Tomato.
PAS AT THIS POST.—Oa the 15th Sept_, io 50.50, long. ' Evelies, Rigolbordie. Figaro, Clahvoyante, Idle Girl, Agee,
17.16, fell in with • screw steamer, barque rigged, about' The Abbot (h b), Named, Country Comae. Ellerbe, Hol-
- tone, apparently fell or men and heavily armed. Bbe lyfox, Deerfoot, Anriculs. Peon, Sir Roger (paid), Valiant
Axed a shot across our bow, when we hove to and set our (paid), Skaffiostes (paid), Hymettus (paid), Myrtilus (paid),
Americas sedge, upon which she suddenly altered bet , wrm
o. (paid),
Revival (048), Iteederille (paid), a by New
seem and steered for a vessel in the distance, hoisting a leaiester—Miss Goldschmidt (deed), Midnight Massideadh
green flag with a harp on It. I e by Ring Tom—Tasmania's dam (dead., Ambassador (deed),
The whole of this statement is • pure fabrioation. The f by Arotwoes—Gardenia (dead), o by Longbow—Ranee
Rauh was 00000 overhauled by any steamer ;in face, • (dnamind)* BoaaaaaAa Duty; of 300eova sash, h It, fns
NOM sighted a steamer al any kind on her homeward zyr.aa.. wile, get Imb ; runes, mat 71/. ; sash smandber
lerwmir• te acmeihree mares, and to being the maws et ow to

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

VISTROPOLITAN COUNTY COURTS.
(81tUng days sppointed for the present west.)
WitiltilMlar. .in's-Lae.—lfooday, lie/Amber ;
Tueedsy. 26 Wednesday. , Thursday, 28.
liaarynnons, Merylebone-road. Monday. September 26;
Tuesday, 26.
bledrauem.—Frlday, September 29.
paosrplos. Whitehead' e-grove —Wednemday, September 27.
Crrr of L 02602. Outblllallbuildlose. Wednesday, September
22 ; Thursday, ta

STRIKE OP POOR LAW GUARDIANS AT PORTS.
MOUTH.-THE GREAT TEA QUASTIOR.

A singular disagreement between tile Poor-law
Board and the guardians of the Potties Island Duke., awn-
pettier tbe parishes of Portsmouth and Podgier, has just
culminated in an act of open rebellion against the authority
of the Pate-law Board. It appears that for many years
pest it has been the praolioe of the guardians at their fort-
nightly meetings to "adjourn for tea" about five o'clock,
the public business generally occupying their attention some
four or five hews. Fourteen out of the twenty-one gala-
diens have been the average attendance at tea, and the
character of the meal may be inferred from the fact that
the oust per head has Dotexceeded 20. or 2d., sod that the
iritirecost 1. quarter has sever been 31. Thi sum has, foe
many years been paid out of the funds of the unimi, although
not without remonstrance on the part of the Poor-law Board.
During the time Ifr. Hoskins was poor-law auditor we un-
derstand that the item was not ch leanged, but subsequent
auditors have objected to it, and the gaaedians eignieg the
cheques have for the lest twenty years invariably been sur-
charged, although the surcharge bas been remitted. The
Poor-law Board kiss, however, frequently intimated that if
the practice were contieued they should enforce tbe re-
covery of the money front the guardians who signed the
cheques. At the meeting of the guardians on Wednesday
fortnight a letter was read from the central authority, in
which it was certified that the item was again disallowed,
and tho rebellion then commenced. It was
argued by several of them that the strictest
economy had bees observed, for they had had nothing with
their tea tut bread and butter, and that alter spending
four or five hours in the discharge of public business, such
blight refreshment ought sot to be objected to. The chair-
man (Mr. J. F. Pratt, J. P.) declared that he would be taken
before the magistrates rather than pay the money they bad
been surcharged, and ensconced that be had made up his
mind not to attend the board again unlearn the same were
allowed. At the close of the discusion it was uoanimously
resolved " That the Poor-law Board, having refused to allow
the guardians to take tea at their meetiogs, and having sur-
charged certain members of the board with the amount, the
members of the board positively refuse to attend any future
meetings to administer the poor-law until the Poor-law
Board withdraw their opposition thereto." The guardians
present ettiebed their signatures to the resolution,
which was duly forwarded to the Poor-law Board.
A reply was shortly afterwards received from
Loader, signed "Enfield, secretary," in which it
was stated that if as auditor considers any expeadi-
tore which may appear in the thoonsta submitted to
him to to illegal he is compelled to disallow them, and that
if the Poor-law Board, on appeal, should be of opinion that
the auditor was sight they were bound to confirm his de.
°sloe, having no power to issue any order or regulation
which would make such illegal expenditure lawful. But
they also intimated that if the guardians were not satisfied
with this decision, they had the right of lipped to the
Court of Queen's Bench, through any guardian who might
have been surcharged, and that ft was competent for
the court to order the costs of the persons prose-
cueing the certiorari to be paid by the union. A
private meeting of the guardians was subsequently
held, at which no fewer than twelve members signed
their resignatiose, and it was understood amongst the body
that no more duty should be performed until there were
some rends:tory adjustment of the question. The cense-
glance was that on Wednesday lest not a single member
of the board was present, and the clerk, the governor of
the onion house, and the relieving officers were the only
persons io possensioa of the board-rocm. The clerk stated
that it "mull be his duty to notify to the Poor-law Board
how matters stood, and he advised the relieving officers also
to write to that board for instructions with regard to the
out-door relief. Fortunately, the out-door relief on this
day was unusually light ; but no cheques were signed,
and oo Thursday the relieving officers were usable to
administer any pecuniary relief to the pour, who clamoured
at their doom Several of the guardians were visited with a
sim~l.r result, and as the guarding began to discover the
consequences of their act several of them met daring the
morning at tbe offices of the clerk, and signed cheques for
the dispeneatioe of out-door relief. The fact of toe revolt
was commuoieeted to the Poor-law Board on Wednesday
night, and we uaderstsod that a letter has since been re-
ceived from that body, in which they point out to the
guardians that they have no power to resign, sad remind or
rather inform them of the severe penalties to which they
will render themselves liable if their conduct involve
serious conemeenees to any of the recipients of
pan paw relief. Thursday last was the day appointed
for the acceptance of what are called " the long contracts,
for the supply of provisions to the union workhouse for the
ensuing quarter, sod of olothieg for the half year, But the
guardiansagain absented themselves and no ooracts were
taken. On Wednesday next the old contracts will be at an
end, and uolee the guardians change their determination, or
the governor accept the coati:tots on his own responsibility,
the latter will be in the awkward position of bevies about
1,500 peewee to feed and clothe, without having either food
or raiment at his disposal, and so we understand the matter
rests at the present time.

Malting, 326. to 886 Poo qr. ; Ittlat•fec to 30P• per :0
stop.. In oats a moderato share of *seu Ives dose
recent prices • old, 26e. to 824 • ' wee 21s, to Zs. per 24
atoms. BM.; wore to SIC( II Cle the demand. Led peen e_
sew aorta ressodad la. per qr. ; old, 444. to 52. ; ore
to 411 s. per 38 atoms. Rae floor, 38a. to 375. ;
34e. to 35a. per 'sok.

NIWCAMTLIMPOLTINE, SEPT. 23.—At cur saszliss
morning we had • very ties delivery of new wheat from gig
growers, and, having scarcely scything in from the midi,
a okuirinidd was effected, new reds rang from 411.
44e., weighing from 611ba. to. 641bs. per bushel naturally,
From the steads few trassectsoss occurred, holden bd.;
nuwilliog to incept the priors offered. Finn wee hi
firmly, bat our dealeruhavieg no theownity to pinatas, rd.",
little business resulted. 116' UDR barley met hidle attention,
the samples which have come does out beiog approved dy
by our masters ; 'Aydin fully as dear. Li .4,7,4 ig
beans or per. Old oats is good donned, at lest wow'
The arrivals this week are :—W beat, evesimid
!46(1noreigs, 1,734 ; barley, coastwise, 317 ; malt, did-i",„
wise, 130; este, ecastwiee, 1,136 ; foreign, 05 qrs. ;
aneswise, 14; Sour, coastwise, 1,236 seeks; ladies 'di;
floor, 103 seeks.

NOBwlat, UM. 23. -The supply of wheat ma mil*
liberal at this market to.day, and prices ruled la,
is favour of the sellers for all good valid.. ; 1s ea..
instances an advance of ls. pm quarter was ralised.
samples of new barley were offered, various in qoelity, bet
the beat coloured and dry samples wan taken off for ale.
ing at from Xs. to 335. par querter. la °caramels' lug.
doing. The weather has "till oontioued dry throe/ha
the week, bat with heavy dews aid • lower ternaras-
White wheat, 48s. to 525. • rod ditto, 36.. to 45. ;vets
24a. to 265. ; beats, 375. toabs. ; pea' (maple), 361,t0
pee qu Averages : Wheat, 982 quarter; 45. ld
Whey, ter.rs 31a. WI
Norrtiontau, SQr. 23.-Then was a pretty good aptly
of wheat, most of the grate being of the new crop. 74
demand was fair, and the beat aorta were la pa
dearer. New white made 43e. to 47e. ; new red, egs'e;
44e. ; old white, 4135. to 52". ; old red, 46.. to 8.. pa zd
stool. The supply of barley was fair, and a the eaM
qualities made late rates ; other kinds • dull NIL la&
lag. 275. to 35e. per qr. ; greading, 265. to 28.. per thkse.
Oats were • moderate show, and sold at abort let.pairs;
I old, 275. to 30s. ; new, 20i. to 255. • fceisipogg.t. rs.
pear 24 sloe.. Old biros sold at late riles ; sew Is. 604,
Old, 48a. to 525. ; new, 40a. to 45.1 Per 38 11401111 &as
Sour, 36.. to 38'. ; line, 33.. to 355. per 20 'toes.
OXFORD, BKPT. 23.-There was a full attadance "tale
oars exabarige to-day, and • fair buaioess was trammied
For good wooden of wheat, both old sod new, lute ,miss
were obtained ; inferior sortikwere • drug, sad said kerbs
money. Old whoa'. made from 44e. to 50e. per qr. ;
from 365. to 435. ; barley. 28s. to 36.., sad for gneag
purposes a good trade was done. Malting barley esem
be in &bey WS at preemie but good ample' will enema
high price.. Oats made from 19.. to 30.., old bombe'
46.. to 55, and very few samples at market. Nee her,
which °owe to hand, owing to the late Lae wesile,
made from 38.. to 425. ; log peak 38.. to 45.; due.
(woods), 33e. to 355. ; hay (sew), C. to 4i. 15
Pwrintaoscitme, Sear. 23.-A fair 'apply of wiees;
both old and new folly le. per qr. deuer-63lba silo
forma. made 48e. pm qr. The supply of barley wee dhr
feriae quality, sod large lots were sakes st Mi. pr M
stone. Oata made 10d. to 11d. per stone.
RILLDIWO, SM. EA-There was only a small "Sadao
at our market this morning, with a fair supply d d sub
of grain. The majority of wheat was only is very wid/hist
condition ; some good and prime samples lethal be
rates, but for inferior kinds late rates were barely nap
Mined. In barley, the trade was quiet at late rate' Orb,
hews, and peas as last week. Wort, both old end we
365. to 50s. ; burly. 28.. to 344. ; oat', 18e, to 29e. ; brio,
42.. to 48e.; peas, 361. to 40..
ROOHYSTIR, Bin 23.-1 n oonsequesos of thil ho, be.
vest in this district being now nearly at an sod, hay me
a better attendee'," of the city and country trade at ea
corn market than for some time past, while the Graham,
for the most perk fairly furnished with what sad oho
mete of grain. The best sotto of both old and new AM
realised late terms, while for some few of the primed pi.
°els holders demanded about 1.. per quarter more rem}
The bulk of the maniples were, however, taken of at lie
terms, with the exception of some of the inferior hem
kinds, for which barely late rates could be mallet. la
best parcels of old white the quotation was 55 a 66.,
sod old red, 465. to 48s. per quarter ; beet new white, 5
to 48e., aid mew mid, 40e. to 44.. per quartet; seas*
and Uteri'', new white, 40e. to 445., and red, 37a. to 44t
per quarter. There was • rather better demand for foram
at about last week's rata. No change has taken plea I
the valuta of best sorts of floor, but other kinds are Awl
6d. to 1.. per sack easier to purchase. Some fine ample
of new barley were exhibited, for which as high as 36..
40e. per quarter was demanded. The majority of the ma*
however, were of • secondary kind, sod for these the tame
were 30s: to 34e. for malting, and 96e. to 30s. fa FMB%
sort.. Oats were io somewhat better demand, sad foam
quotations were wall esalotiined, beat feeds Wag Ea to
to 24.., and others 170. to 25. per quartet. Ftes old be
err is far request at late gestation ; peso the ease se br
fore, with a limited demand.
Wieszen, Stir. 23.-We have a very small 'apply of
wheat to.dey, with scarcely any spring eon. Wheat
per qr. dearer • other grain folly supports former Weald
we cannot quote adwiee. Prices to the (rower i-Flust
old, white, 48.. to 505., 6315 per bashed; red, 415 e. to
46.. ; new, white, 45. to 45s ; red, 37.. to 40.. OM,
mew, 10d. to 11d. per stow.
WORCUTZI, Sen. 23.-At this day's market there sots
short supply of wheat, which sold readily at sa armed
I.s. per qr. Barley more inquired for. Oats mantilla!
their value, Beall' rather lower. Peas scarce.
YORK, SIPS. 9.3.-The show of wheat woo by no rum
Isms, sad wales ware made steadily. Superior Bamako was
ls. dearer, inferior a dull sale. White, 45. to he.;
375. to 41s. per 36 stone. Of barley the supply was pima.
fel, but the demand was qaiet, and the prices of last week
were sot is all inotateso made ,• malting, 25. to 325.
ter
qr. ; griodiog, 26.. to 275. per 30 atom. For oats Min
wen in moderate supply) the demand was sautes slew, hat
prices were about the same • new, 22.. to 24.. per 24 air
Thaw was a fair show of boats, which were also in doer
request, at • decline am late rates-42k to 44.. per 38 ams.
Malt, 60.. ; rye, 9.85. per qr. Flour, 335. to Au pa lock at
2801bs.
Kotacismor, Sem 23.-With the exorption of Wed's
day evening, when we had • heavy *bower, she m
this aths,
week has 'gain been very Soo. Carrying is sow am
plead. 80144:411 bar, we seen Do satisfactory a it
harvest operetions. The dry weather is favourable to
potato lithos, but is beginning to tell egainet turnips. Al
our country markets this week we bad far supplies af
barley; Reg
smell of other kinds of grain. Fine Whys emir
trio last week's prices ; auy thing middling the tors Mem
Other 'Midas 'ushered. Here to-day we bad fair sip
plies of all kinds of gram. Sisley sad oats sold freely
last week's prices. What. bosh old and sew, slow ale.
and 6d. per qr. lower. Wine; old, 39e. to 45.. pee qr.;
ditto. sew, 355. to 38s. • barley, raw. 241. to 215.; ate,
old, 24.. to 245, 6d. ; dtto, new, 20s. 6d. to 23.. id.
WATWORD, Stn. 23.-Our foreign import list this
week is a complete blank. and coaattrue oily 254 mote el
Soar have readied. Deliveries f,om farmers maims
liberal, bet receipts by boat have been rather checked.
Our market has been tolerably active for ell article', wide•
out moat alteratioe to note in prime. Wheat.-Irsk of
good quality readily their at Dome slight echamemml.
Foreign meet, more attention at from 23.. 61. t 075. 31.
Barley quite as deer. Oats. - The supply not bet=
to the demand, holders are enabled to obtain an
of ad. to 3d. per barrel. Indian DOM is moderato 507
*
at about previous rates for peime paresis, but myth
mandary is the tunsin favour of Mayers. Floor fa
is
at previous prima Imports this work:-
request
Exports this week :-Migne, 514 ; oats, fI,FA.
barley, 254 barrels ; flask 987 mks.

Sfr Sib Loki David Bel
Bank of ifoglood
Samuel Watorhou,e,
Sallway.

MANCHESTER AUTUMN RACES.—SATtrapAy.
THE t: RAND STAND PLATE (Handicap) of 80 move.; win-
sere extra. Eire Melones.
Mr. Wilkloson's The Inca. by King Tom—A.hal Bross,
3)n. 71131 u locho:Ing MI, tilts: (Corrolli 1
Mr. Beth snis Gamecock, aged, 7st alb (Including Tiberias)
(Morgan) 3 2
Mr. Fowler's Cobbler, S yrs, Est 14lb (lietlidesd)
The allowing also ran : t ictreu, Slits Kirk, and wage,.
Betting : 9 to 4 on Gamecock, 3 to lagst The Inca, 100 to
8 any other. Won by a length; three lengths between
second and third, a bad fourth. Wallet threw his jockey at
stortieg, and took no part in the rage.
TDa TAAPPORD HANDICAP of 5 noea each. with 50 added ;
winners extra. One ends.
Mr. Tamer's De demon', by Cariboo—Secret Treasure,
yrs. GA 10lb (Carroll) 1
C.apt.. Gray'. csatanet.l2 yrs, 7lb (ine. 7lb es. liastalde)
Sir. Slater's Dart, 2 yrs, Get VA (In 71b extra) ...tenoning) 3
The following also ran :—Cutaway. Golden Drop, and Twilight.
Bitting : 7 to 4 apt Twilight, 9 to 4 apt Getaway, IS to 1
apt Golden Drop and Castanet, 7 to 1 apt Deademone. Woe
by half a length; a length between mooed and third; a bad
fourth. Twilight was left st the post.
THE NORTHERN METROPOLITAN HANDICAP PLATE of 100
sows. ; certain wieners extra. Ore roils 260 yards.
Mr. Morris's Eire, by Lambton—Christabelie. 4 yrs,
est 1211,
Captain Grey's Windham. 4 yrs, Sat lltb 'Charmer) 2
Mr. Stephen's fisherman's Daughter, 4 yrs, Tat 51b 'ln Sib
extra (Ward) I
The folios/tog also ran .—Wynnstay, Twilight.
Belting 6to 4 apt Windham, 3to 1 agst Wyonstay and
Fisherman's Daughter, 5 to 1 yet Twilight, 100 to 15 apt
Biwa Woe by two lengths ; the same between mooed and I
third ; half a length between third and fourth.
THE TWO-TZAR OLD SLLLING HANDICAP of 3 sons, each,
with 50 added. About half • mile.
Mr. George's Wa'iet, by Haight of Kars—Lap lass. 7st Mb
; Britton) 1
Mr. Phillips's Jolly Boy, Tat 51h (Boysteao) 2
Mr. Moore's Lightfoot. 7st 4th
Grace Clitheroe also ram
Batting : 7 to 4 sgs4 Grace Clitheree. 2 to 1 aget Jelly
Boy, sto 2 sgst Wallet. Woo by a length ; a head be-
tween second and third; a bad fourth. The winner was
sot sold.
Tut SCUM HANDICAP of 3 goes. each, with 30 added.
One mile.
Lord Westmoriand'sorloll by Mumeovite—Cicada, 3 yrs.
Tat Mb (Kenya.) 1
Inheritress 2 yrs. Ont 710
East Lynne. 3 'es. Set nth •Challoner) 3
The following also ran: —Cutler, Humphrey, and Char;es Fox.
BETTING ON THE COURSE.
CEBAREWITCH.
100 to 8 sgst Privateer (t) I 30 to 1 apt Breese (t)
100 to 6 Nuneaton (I) 50 to t Bolos (t)
25 to 1 Joh. Darla (t) 6O to 1 Zephyr (t)
153 to 1 Farce (0 60 to 1 Paris (t)
33 to 1 Grlndcr (t) 60 to 1 lamedown (0
DERBY.
1,000 to SO KM Lord Lyon (1)

J. F Alexabokr,

GeCcirgil osPag;s, Esq ,
shirk
B. A. Coffey, Eq. (lat.
hasurazAse Co,
pease Cook. Esq.
Camel Eboy. Dir.cto
Rimy Lewis, Ml
Joseph 7 hooka, k. V..
J.E. Must, Itsq J.
reeks* in Amine la).
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OATTLE.—Catusts, Ssrr. 13.—The stow d caj
on Use Seeds was cooked to • few huh beasts, thew WI
only one country milkiag row at market. The priow
ranged from St. to 124 each, with Mile business doe*. The
supply of 'beep *embraced eon» very well-000dithesi
lambs, but the high prices prevented barker. For bell
beads the wines asked were 28e. to 31s. ; crosses. 29‘..
cheviots, 18a to 33a. • and one lot of blackfaced ewelstroo°
I were 'old early for 27. a. each.

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ACCIDENT ON TER GREAT EASTERN RAILWAY.
Tim traffic on she lfsetem Union division of the Great
Eastern Railway was somewhat disorganised on Saturday,
by an socideat which occurred to a goods train near the
Rallis station. A foreign truck left the rails and dragged
mural other trucks after it, so that both limes became
blocked. With the help of a number of men who were
token to the spot the line wan cleared wi bout much delay.
but the down moil was upwards of two boars late. There
was no loan of life, and no perusal injury was sustained by
salons, although of course the ocoideet occasioned a outdo
amount of confusion.
BREAXFANT BETERAGE.—HOMO3OpathiC Prat:di-
, as timers and the Medical Pretension generally, recommend come
I being the most healthful of all be ems's. When the doe-
trine of homrenpathy was drat introduced into this country
there were to be obtain. d no preparadoos of moos either Mime-
tive to the taste or acceptable to the stomach: the nut was
either supplied in the crude state, or so unskilfully manage-
hued as to obtain little notice. J. Epps, of London. homy)•
pathic alienist, was induced In the year IWO to tore his Mien-
. ikon to this subject. and at length succeeded, with the assistance
of elaborate machinery, in being the first to prode e so article
I pare In lie coestesitien, and so refined by the perfect trituration
it receives In the protest it passes through, as to be most swept-
able to the delicate stomach. Foe general age, Rope's cocoa is
distinguished ea sa Invigorating. grateful breakfast beverage.
with a delicious aroma. Dr. llaenll. In his week. "Food and
, he Adulterations," eays:—" Caceaeontains %groat variety of on
portent nutritles principles : every ingredient necessary to the
growth sad muiteuanos of the body. Atabs, "Asa nutritive,
epees studs very much higher thin either coffee or tea.' Diese-
-1 Does :—Two teemsoaduls of the powder In a breakfast cup.
fined up with beam/ weber or WM. asoured In tiu.lined
saMl-I,ls. labeled pea^ and said at U. ed. perils., by
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