The Express.
London, England, 1853-10-21 00:00:00

THE CHOLER.I.

(Free t ur Getwal Saari of 11wIth, Oct. 19.)
THE ME I II01'(1.1S.
Sr. G *A-IN•TIIE-EA, I.—ln a close and un-
wholesome court, New-court, Bluegate-:ielda, two
deaths have cceurreil, one in 14 and the other in 19
houses. Such wad the tihhv condition of till• court
and so imminent spneared the danger to the inhabi-
tants in general, that the medical officer recommended
their remora', if practicable until the place could be
thoroughly cleansed.
The Bowel of Guardians are stated to have as-
sembled with great promptitude, to consider how tar
this recommendation could be carried into effect. By
the removal of some of the married women and
some children tram the workhouse to Plashal
School, a ward was forthwith prepared on
the women's side of the workhouse and another
has been appropriaN.C, on the men's side for the re-
ception of the families tom the court until the houses
hare been purified. Some individuals have availed
themselves of this temporary place of refuge, and ac-
tive ineasuri of e:eansing are stated to have com-
menced in the court, particularly in the houses in
which the fatal cases occurred.
The authorities have also taken a house in Bath-
terrace for the reception of such cholera cases as can
neither be sent to toe general hocpittela, aloe Le pro-
perly treated in the houses of the poor.
From returns tranwitted to the General Board of
health by the Nletropulitan Commissiouers of
land prepared by the superintendents of the lf, K, L.
M, N, F, T, V, and Thames divisions of poliee, it
aniwars that there had occurred 6c,wcen th.: lath
and 18th instant 22 cases of cholera, of which 12
have proved fatal.
SEVENOAIii UNION (WESTERII.O.I).-1)02111.-•
Oct. 18. Diarrhata, 1.

Gtoyetscitt.—lleath—Oct. 18. Cholera, 1. .
NEweasme.—Deatbs—Oct. 19. Chute:it, 2; diar-
rhcra, 1.
The total number of deaths from cholera and
diarrhoea in Newcastle during the present ontbrouk
has been 1,517. In the same pt. riud (viz., the first
49 days) during the prevalence of epidemic cholera
in 1831-2 the number ut deaths was 231.
GATERUE %D.—lleatbs--Oct. Is. Cholera, 3. _

No deaths were registered in Gateeheed yesterday
(19th lust.) from either cholera or diarthma.
BEDLINGTON.

It may be remeiufwrecitiaimneh alarm was
created in this town on the re-appearance of cholera
in the haunts in which it first broke out, and which
it chiefly ravaged on its former visitation. The
houses in Bedlington are described as excessively
damp from the want of drainage; the ground adja-
cent to the houses as well as that of the roads and
footways appears to be unusually moist, and the
privies where they exist are in a me-vs!. abominable
rendition. This town is in the Morpeth eNstrio,
and the Public Health Act was upolLd to it
the same time as to 3lorpeth. In ILrperit
the provisions of the Act have been promptly
and ably applied on the plan of carrying a cor.,,tant
supply of sett spring water into every c,ttage with-
out the intervention of reservoirs, tanks, or water
butte, with their pollutions, and exnenscs of abAsh-
ing cesspools, and of substituting universal,y the
cater closet apparatus, drained by self-cleansing tu-
bular pipes, conducted in Fell- c: oat. g
sewers; but :lie members eletted w r:•p:escr.'
lington would rot consent to the cenunetr,:lient
of any works until they saw the effect of the new
works at Morpeth. At last, however, they have
decided on the adoption of similar works, Ina
these cannot be begun until next spring, and
of course their means of preparation egiins'.
the impending danger cannot be expc;:ted to
be so forward and efficient as at Morpeth.
In the course of the examination of plans for com-
bined and permanent works for drainage, sewage, and
water supply, Mr. Austin, the consulting engineer of
the General Board of Health, has recently elsited
the towns of Darlington, Hull, and Casticforl; and
dining his inquiries inspected sime of the worst
p!acei iu these towns.
DARLINGTON. _ _

n this town active measures were found to have
been adopted by the local board in eleawing away
nuisances and in cleansing and lime•whiting ; partial
works of public drainage have been carried one. The
plans for complete works are in progress. Daring
their execution, it is hoped that better arrangements
will be made for the general supply of water in
order that the middens and cesspools made may be
permanently removed. In the racentime the town
appears to have been placed in a conditicaa as satis-
factory as present circums ances will allow. The
authorities experienced a difficulty in dealing with
the nuisance of pigs kept in close parts of the town,
and suggested that in any future amendment of the
Act it should be made unlawful to keep pigs at ail
within a prescribed distance daily dwelling-house.
It has been already lowed that the local authori-
ties have decided on exercising the Fowere they
possess under the orders of the General Board of
Health for the banishment of pigs from the town.
The deaths recorded from cholera and diarrhccx
proved that the epickmtie influence has been actively
'present in l farliagton. but the energetic measures
adopted have apparently kept the pestilence in chock.
Ill'LL.

It was gratifying to find that in this town also
works of cleansing had been carried on with energy
under the direction of the local board, and !L.A. tLe
worst courts and streets were in as good a state as it
seemed practicable to place them temporarily, pend-
ing the execution of the proposed rermanent works
of improvement. Beneath a great portion of the
town of Hull there extends a system of flat br.ck
sewers, which under present arrangements constantly
accumulate foul del osit. During the last twelve-
month the local board have turned 'heir attention
to clearing out these receptacles of filth. Upwards
of 10,000 cubic cards of foul matter are estimated to
have been removed by hand labour and cartage from
about ten miles of sewer.
Of course until the structural defects are remedied
by the new works. this deposit will still go on, but
iu the mean time the local board have dcno a good
work in removing this vast amount of poisonous
matter from the midst of the population. Measures
are in progress for ventilating these sewers wherever
practicable, and for trapping the gullies. The kcal
authorities both of Darlington and Hull appear to
have availed themselves with vigilance and abiEty
of the means in their power to meet the threatened
attack. _

CASTLEFORD.
The condition of the small town of Castleford was
found in strong contrast to these larger places. The
lose board, apparently satisfied that nothing could
be done in the way of improvement until their pro-
posed plan of drainage had been carried out, imd
taken no steps whatever under the regulations of the
general board. Foul middens, dung heaps, and ~..1
rections of decomposing refuse, abounded in all pars
of the town, and the liquid filth and house rvEse
stagnated on the neglected surfaces of yards aul
streets.

At a meeting of the local board, this dangerous
condition of the town having been strongly urged
by Mr. Austin, inuu..diiite instructions were to
their officers to take the earliest and fullest measures
for the removal of all nuisances with proper prectat-
time, and for placing the town in as good a san.:ary
state as circumstances would permit pending tiic
cx-
ecution of the proposed works of improvement untlis
the Public Health Act. .

At the last vibi!ation of cholera Hull is rcpertcJ to
have suffered the rare bevercly of any town ;
ford was next on the list.

. -- • - -•—
GREAT FIRE AT SIIAD TUAIIES.—Last nigtt an
alarming fire bre!i.: cut in the premises of Mr. John
Dudin, granary keeper and wharfinger. The work people
had left soon after six o'clock, and the place was then
I eked up ; but the Etentian of the police being attracted
by an unusual glare en the third floor they mat ter the
firemen and the enaines. Before, however, they coded
arrive the flames burs: through the windows, and iii a ve t
short time they assumed au attitude that seemed to de:y all
ordinary means of checking their progress. In this state of
things the brigade sent (or the puwerful steam floating en-
gine i hut the fire continued to rage till near midnight,
after which time it gradually yielded to the unceasing
efforts which were employed. Tee damage will amount to
several thousand poends, and one of the firemen WJX un-
fortunately sa injured that it was found necessary to .ionvey
him to Guy's Hospital Several other.' had a danow
• *cape. The cans ro; the accident is at present eardet.ose a.
The premises were insured.
DISTRESSING OCCITRENC Fa—Lest Fi May Cecilia-4,
James Murdoch, son of the tenant of the farm of l'esttl:tb,
in the parish of Airless, went out after nightfall ter the
purpose of shootieg deer, an seat some of has father f. **e-
vents through the heals ti drive the . 12 n*
fortunately, oue of tnerr, a boy of &hart ourteen !eats of
age, approached him in the direction whence he ee?ei •eil
the deer to come, when he tired and shot the h-y thr,yagla
the beast.—Scotsmati.

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4 THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 21, 1853.
IRELAND. SPORTING. I Raiz iiiiteiligence. The complainant sail he was positive that no cab passed
him. THE ELLIPTIC COLLAR, li7r)
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Mr. Dickson said a man who had been repairing the . • \ ••••-•
Dwaine, Oct. 20. TATTERSALL'S-THURSDAY. SHERIFF'S COURT.-YESTERDAY. road opposite to the complainant's house follow, d the cab 11111011111 AT o ( s-'
The Bracing Mail has the following inlormatiss
liArOrit IrIoOLL °CROAT, Diff.,Q.c. that did set the ladies down, and round out where it be- TO 1 \ l\, rArtierri CI
Several penons who were expected tu be prepared today
Tu. axon. a relative to the proceedings of the Maynooth Commix to settle their oventandiug accounts on the Cesanwitck, COLTIIIID te. PARER& laced. That men bad left his work to wine to the court, nem lalt&-11; o ; 1
1 S.
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sionen : de , were still absent, and not • few Fenn remarks wen,
This was an action to recover the sum of 151., on • bill of but he had sot made his appearance.
The cesomissioaers have already speat upwards of Me elicited in consequence. The pecuniary tightness which is _Mr. Arnold said if the defendant had any witness who I
had not attended, his profeesiossal adviser should have ap- watt PATENT ELASTIC eASTENING.
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3..
8.117:11..dnd
tthPhte";:ist,l: light over the start
mouth costinamely ia iaquiriag into several mutters within extensively experienced will account for the dulness which `hehney
Mr. •.
R. Buchanan appeared for the plaintiff, end o d\ .
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the seem of their commission. They ban not, we wider marked the slow progress of specalation on cooling events. stated the can, from which it appeared there had been ex- plied for • postponement of the ease before it came on, and A ----
mat perfect and et. ',titling Shirt, sad, by a Dietaries's/or .Cell Maamevelent.
, I. Round the Chest, tight over tae hhirt.
Woad, ondoed their examinatios to witnesses who, from TM principal movements with regard to the Cambridge- toosioo transactions of • complicated nature, between the hte tnen would have
e listened to hie appheation. He thought_
he case bell be ciente established, and also the identity Maple Montan ottbe Patentee, adjusts Itself to
their present or past connexion with St. Patrick'. College, shire were the rise of Seatione-the decline of Balrownie, ponies, but on the recount• being made up by the plaintiff
The defendant lied a movements of the body, both back and frost,
might be supposed Or be prejudiced in favour of its ardent and the introduction of Herein., said to bane returned he found that 161. was due fur a cheque lent to defendant. of the defendant_ distinctly proved.
committed three offences, and he did not know how many
_,.hir
walking.
sitting.
or riling. Price, hatind. THE GORGET
but have sought fur information and suggestions from *eve- from Francs in prime Teeing condition. &abate reached The plaintiff was examined at gnat length, end bore outthe Throat.
rat independent sources. We understand that after • few 12 to I, and had an advancing tendency et the close. Bala the statement made. more, as other cuss would branch out of them. In the ''''
first instance, be had neglected to deliver • ticket to the lug thellsetereesoltwern WanTeselst itte. the antl. Round the Wrist.
more meetings the commissioner will adjourn for the par rowan fell at one time to 25 to I, but two or throe parties For the defendant it was urged that the claim wu un-
ladies, which he was
.bound .to do under the new act, and half deem. The Elliptic Collar, Quite unique, in ,i
PATENT
pose of considering and digesting the mists of evidence which stepped in to the rescue, and brought him back to 20 to 1. founded, end was made through malice, and plaintiff was
6.. Thelsaheyoß length
liceiC: a,
hk,g lriwo"s• of
rpsa7hEsathiarcttieEqste:eelialatolli:.nfarri?l,,:ekt'he:rrh:: ° I
be had serured t. deliver • ticket to the complainant ; and
es
they have accumulated on the several heads of their in He was evidently, however, Under much 11..spieiun. Her- asked whether he did not a thort time since, bring an se- been guilt of insolent behaviour to the all Ames, with Patent Ramie Fastenings, 12a. quiry, and that in December they will meet •egaie to Inver vine was backed at 60 tu I, and is likely to lave many don against • person named Costrique, and whether defen. thirdly he. had be . y ,SEI. T ADJUST' HQ
tont* further, if necessary, and canoe/. their report. friends, dent eras not a witness in the ease. lance, which he considered was the wont part of the ease. the doses. The Patent Ensue Conn Fastening . jit with Collars attached, 3.. the uuLos
He should punish him for the latter offence, and theS 11 IRT , extra.)
An inquest was held yesterday, at Madame Ste- Toy DennT.-The two leading favourites maintained Plaintiff admitted the facts, bet refused to state the sentence would be that he would be committed' to the °au
be
'dumbed
to
say
Collar,
"'sing beek
or
PATENTEES, vens's Hoepital, on the remains of Miss Pack, the their poaitioe, ; 15 to I was offered against Dervish-1,000 ground of action. He obtained a verdict.
House of Correction for one month, with bud labour. front. Six sent by Post on receipt o: 13 Postage 'IN.
it't• a
unfortunate lady whose sufferings, caused in the late to 60 wanted. The Knight of St. George, who has recently Mr. Buchanan contended that the plaintiff was not bound Mr. Dickson said the case would not rest there, and that StemPn. 'le'', p" 0' neat dcor to the
railway accident, were terminated by death the pre 'thieved some success is Ireland,
.wes
not affect this case. Mr. a'Beckett would hear more of the matter. He then HAYMARKET THEATRE
ceding day. An open verdict, merely stating that.
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that after seine hundreds had been anvested at 1,000 t• 20 His Honour could not see now it did, but no harm could
aad 1,000 to 25, 6,060 to 160 wu taken! Scythian, Mateyo be done by answering.asked his worship to put a fine upon the defendant. week. Demand goad, and former prices maintained. The
death was caused by the effects of the collision on and Acrobat were backed at 1,000 to 30 each ; 1,000 to The plaintiff then said the actioa was brought for cum- Mr. Arnold refused to do so, and the defeodant was then quality also very inferior. Top price, Os. per Dutch '
locked up. none; current price, Si.rid. ; middling and info-
the Great Southern and Western Railway, was re- 20 tithes about Middlesex-odds which were offered spinet mission fur insuring the imprisonment of a debtor in France.• -.-zr.hari, Ft alert •
turned, and the body of the deceased lady was Hesse Cassel. Closing prices: The commission was oa money advanced for the purpose, nor sorts, from 7.. to Si, per Dutch stone. At
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removed from the hospital by her brother-in-law, the CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. and for information given as to where the debtor was, and en MARKETS. the close of the market a good clearance was effected. . ..
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The number of sheep was 6,091, or 37 more than last 7to 1 ego Mr. Drinkaln's The Nabob (t Bto 1) the amount recovered. He admitted that be obtained the ...
Rev. Mr. Wood.
week, the great proportion of which were of an inferior '', V.:!" I't
10 to 1 .. Baron Rothschild's Orestes (tend off.) information from defendant, and the had uarrelled, de- COTTON.-LivearooL, Ocr 20.-The market closed
fendant considering it a breach [tad as the part ' quality, which sold slowlv, at barely lest week's prices. but 'lt' 1. •
The Limerick Chronicle states that Viscount Grail- to 1 - Mond. Barrett's Hoo (t and off)y tamely, though with much firemen; and, compared with Rood sheep maintained former rates. Top price, 7d. per
latnore's travelling bag was plundered after the 12 to 1 - t Hebn's Sokoto (t) arrested mu his (defendant's) late partner; but that did the rates current last week, prices fc r American from 61d. to -
lb. ; current top price, 61d. per Ib.: current price, Sd. per . ~ .
dreadful rails ay accident, and 491. in his pocket- 16 to 1 - Mr. Finley's Mistletoe (t) not lead to the present action. GO. are kl. per lb. dearer. Braids La
.--, and Egyptians lb • middling and ,
.inferior sorts, from 4d. to 51. plb '
book and a gold watch abstracteci. 16 to I - Mr. Howard's King Pepin (t) The defendant would not say positively that he had paid •d.
a per lb. dearer. Surma and other kinds °n- '
At toe close of the market a large number was unsolßit 0
the money, sad was mot sworn.
A melancholy occurrence took place on 'Monday, 20 te 1 - Mr. I'Aneon's Balrownie (t and off)Judgment
for
am
amount
dazed. alunged. The sales =mated to 6,000 bales, 1,000 . _.. _ _ _.:.--• _
25 to 1 - Mr. Greville's Invasion (t)of which have been taken by exporters. The sales at New Quay, on the Clare side of Galway Bay. It
35 to 1 - Mr. Knowles's Talmud (t-40 to 1 also include 250 Pernams and Mannheim, 614. to DALKEITH ANNUAL STOCK MARKET., I 1
aPPeers that Mr. James H. Hynes, a highly teepee- laid)Bahia,
714. ; 150 Bld. ; 100 Egyptian, 61d. to 9d.; 1,000 Ait
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table gentleman of that neighbourhood, having re- 60 to 1 - Mr. M. Autoont's Herein, (t) THE POLICE COU.RTS. Surat. 3d. to 41d. per lb. Import since Friday, 30,000 This annual market was held on the usual stand. The
cently exhibited symptoms of unsoundness of mind, 1000 to 16 - Mr. Dawson's The Bit of Blue (off) helm stock was principally composed of six•quarter, two-year- it
- 0.
which rendered it necessary for his friends to take DERBY. --o - Mexcumrxe, Ocr. 20.-The business has not been so old, and threoyeei-ul4 shorthorns, with a few lots of real IP..
some precautions for his safety, a warrant for his 7 to 1 aget Mr. R. R. Cooper's Autocrat (t) WORSHIP-STREET. large as on Tuesday, but prices remain quite m firm in good West High:anders and polled Galloway.. The buyers 'Hi -
9 to I - Baron Rothschild's Kite Tom Lucy Tait, a squalid, middle-aged woman of dissipated yarns, and sellers have in some instances obtained Id. per and largeprices weregot for
were numerous, the better-
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bet r. • ' •
arrest was obtained, and a party of police arrived
conditioned stock in the early part of the morning, but after
15 to 1 - Lord Derby's Dervish (t 500 to 30) appearance, was placed at the bar before Mr. D'Eyncourt, lb. more than last week. Water twists up to 3O's occupy
before the house to remove him to a place of security. 33 to 1 - Oen. Anson na Seytbiau (t) charged with having caused the death of her female child, the same improved position we noticed on Tuesday, and that time a lull was observed. Alter the arrival of the 11 IMPORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING,
Mr. Hynes seeing the police attempt to enter, fired a 33 to 1 - Mr. Knowles's Memo (t) two years old, by neglect and other ill-treatment. warps and pumps for domestics are also • shade firmer. o'clock train and coaches, a stimulus was again thrown into 1-
mob? study elegance with economy. -JAMES COOK 's TIMEX
loaded pistol at him, and one of the party returned 33 to 1 - Lord Derby's Acrobat (t) Horm, H 13, having stated the eiroonstanen under Fine yarns, which had not been much effected by previous 0 N!A FRENCH POLISHED MAHOGANY ARABIAN g
the trade, and man; sales were shortly afterwards effected. „TEA,. Bedding,ED.
Cabinet, Carpet. ta.dting.glam, and l'pholttery
the fire with • carbine, and shot the unfortunate 33 to 1 - Mr. W. Disssey's Knight of St which the dead body of the child had come under the notice depression, have not changed. In cloth there has not been The stuck was principally in the hands of English dealers pca caaaa,
salesmen. All but a clearance was effected Y--- --Ba°MiltlN 11°1:81'" 22 and .3, Queen'e-buildln
canna.
gentleman in the shoulder. The matter is under- 40
to Gans (0 of the police, so much firmness quite as arcs, and sellers have been dis- and amongst KNIGHTSBRIDGE. Manatee given, and • list of prices scot
1 - Mr. C rth 1 ' The Early Bird r. oppe Will •II A certificate from the diadems' surgeon was handed to posed to offer their stocks rather more freely than they the better kinds; for the secondary class there was Sm.
going an investigation before magistrates. (t 60 to 1) the magistrate to the effect, that he had cussorily examined were a few days ago. The oh of light 40-inch shirting. a very fair demand, end at the close of the market a
A meeting, being a kind of off-shoot of the Pose 60 to 1 - Baron Rothschild's Middlesex (t) the third, which was in such an emaciated condition as he continues fair fur India, at lull prices. The firm men- Rood member of the inferior kinds remained unsold. Really ,a, _ 1) AftLOW'S NEW IN. )
Conference of Edinburgh, will bo held in the Rotunda 60 to 1 - Dirk, of Bedford's Hum Cusel had before witnessed, but whether her death had Honed on Tuesday obeying suspended payment at Man- good beuts brought se •good prices for shorthorns at East as• • -a-'"-,.. -.,- .13 VENTED SELF-ACTING SYPHON
20 to 1 - The Knight of St. George and Early been occasioned by absolute starvation, or had partly re- chests, was Messrs. Pooley and Sons, cotton spinners. A L 1
inton, which was allowed to have been a good market. .2 g pill i TAP. REQCIRES NO VENT.PEU !!
to-morrow evening.
Bird, coupled (t) stilted tom disease, he was unable to determine until he meeting of creditors took place oa Wednesday, when the The three year old shorthorns were rather short in point of f. B. la: - Prevents ea, beer, eider, ~,r other :ammo
The Limerick, Chronicle has the following note on
The
Notice' room will be opined on turday next. '1- - that th last • pint shall be drawn snooks
harvest allure : -- -- The prisoner declared that she had done the best she item is 6,8001, owing to Loyd and Co., the bankers, who of small Irish cattle, end a couple of lots of very good Irish, ' UK"
A
The potato digging about Gort during the fine weather RICHMOND RACES.-THURSDAY. could for the child, which had for WU been ill. bold the mills and land as security. On the other portion for which 181. was refused, were at an early hour in the day 1 wee 1
has been rapidly pogreaing, and a comparatively small sp • She was remanded. of ma debts there would be mffici„t in machinery driven off unsold for the Edinburgh market. At the close (aT RLItCrItIC TELLOKAPIE)k_____,__. of blight slandested in this esculent in the mash- MARYLEBONE. and stock to pay 20.. in the pound if the valuation of Fe. of the market a very considerable number of the second ~.. . Swrxrier•ku.
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C=si of the town. The potatoes on all the poor leo& ,
1 Francis Emery Mason, a ceachmaker, was charged with bruary last could be realised in October; ,1 ''m
and the deficit is quality and inferior triads remained unsold. The market, 9 . ...... .
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or lime stone soil in the interior of Clare are safe, bat they Am - upon the whole, wan allowed to be a good one, and fair o° -Or ir , Fire min.
are ',Cooly diseased on the mountains and heavy clay lands. ander, engineer living at 18, Melts-street, Buston-square. gone in the interval. However, •• great deal of sympathy prices were obtained, more iparticulerly for good stock. 11
Qusxzes Piers
4 a /
A sew lestit-ci of proventing the disease from attacking the 1 Prosecutor said the prisoner, with his wife and family, was expressed for the firm, mingled with some regret that, Tito secondary qualities towards the afternoon would be
Anal. Sutherland
root of the potato is promulgated. It is extremely assple,2 occupied my first floor. The furniture therein was his own. as their credit was still rood, they should bare felt them- about 5 per cent. below recant markets, and the inferior .6. Comfit
sad where tried has been toiled efficacious. It consists to He has not been with me more than three weeks, and on selves compelled to stop. The meeting was ultimat:lz tads down about 71 per cent.
Four ran.... 0 *, ~ . two cane or ore; price 4s. 6d.; did*
passing • roller over the ridge or drill of potatoes so mto the eves of the Ant day of hie oompation I gave trim a adjourned until Monday next, in the hope that frie All the fat were picked up at an early hour in the fore- • gelectro.plated for sherry, ke., 9s.
SCRAYSLI HANDICAP.
break the stalk, and to close the soil and render it Over- 1 week's totem% he esaseeposese .1 a serious quarrel might be found to put them over the diliculty, noon, at 84. W. the Dutch stone ; and many parties who ' • The above engravum will explain RS
. Jealous One
ie. 17
....,0 sir. Whatever atmospheric influence may prevail, whisk be had with his wills. He idi see that it was their - came to purchase could not get a beast. aeti.u. When the louse key is tined ea Bourgeois 2
the top of the plug C (which has • holeop.
Cannot have my effect upon the root. first wawa, and begged thet I wield anew him to remain WOOL-Baseiroan, Ocr. SO.-Scarcely a sale is making, The Irish cattle was a large show, and a fair demand for gf as Sixteen nn, posits the air-tube ID, sufficient &Dragon
a few days, es he mast glom sedge la the event of removal the spinners are all working as aloes as Posible and lower good stuff; bat • few lots of the interior kinds were left Os
WRIGHT Semss.through it into the cask to cause the liquor
DUBLIN POLICE. Has , to agm newt is woo* be had worm! for tea I then prices must be submitted to. Nulls and broke: are scarce unsold. One-year-olds brought from 6/.los. to 71. ; two- f, t,
,! • to run off freely; when the tap is
MTKArtOII OcCI7KIIIINCII AT TER TICWIZOAL LODOZ. Ervin. - 213 off an more sir can enter.
Captain Winter, accompanied by several ether sideoda Four ma. had miter his bed two bees which be said contained pro- weer. olds from 131. to 141. 10s. JAMES BARLOW, 11, King trillium
comp of his Excellency the Lard Lieutenant, appeared Tax Cyr. WE fa auks, Mies, IMO* the vela of between 2001. and
MANUFACTURES.-Baanrom, OCT.2p.-Yarns .- The mach cow market was very thinly attended, and the street, Manslonihouee, Furnishing Irate
yesterday at Capel-street alms and tendered informations otopukot
against the Rev. Henry Stannard wader the following Folly 2 hmateltriegehest Ina Yesterday at half-pest Ilve I came
and the
There is no improvemeat in the demand for yarns on spools. second clue about from 71. to 81 and down in a few in-
.. Dad mew and eddnaa, an ethers are spurious imitations.
irromalaritv of woe the
stirred to in oar last oonti-
strange circumstances : Four nn. MEM, sad ascertained that the primates wife and the - • -- names to 61- 10e. This market, upon the whole, was • J. B. teaches gratis a Lew method of tapping oaks, warranted to : thequantity of machine wholly idle is
Captain Winter intoned the beach that hawses eines althea bad left. Prietiner had previously mentioned to nuce t7 immense, and one. delight all who um it
_and supplies wholesale and mail his NEW
short•time working was never so paint at *ay:previous INVENTED TAP WRAPPERS (to supersede the bum' method
sad twelve o'clock on the preceding sight, while the Lewd me list be had taken a lodging for them at Hampstead, The turnip crops in Cumberland and Westmoreland are
with Peeled. Piss" -The coldness of the season kW Induced • tensing out good; through Yorkshire rather bad ; in the of using men, at 6d. and Is. per packet The trade nupUired.
Lieutesent and the Coaster a Si. Germans was Mead BUTCHERS' CHARITABLE INSTITUTION. sod oat they wen gone there. He had hews talking - little more inquiry for winterLSO. rite were mow reamed and duly appreciated in the
Ia um of the apartments of the Viceregal Lodge, • pear ---,.. respect to the performance of Mr. Brooke at Drury lone,Sow* but Ma declaration of county of Dumfries rather middling ; and in several dim- o. 462, sad for which the Mona.
to the war is operating on our goods market, and there is no alter tracts of the Lothian. something in the same way. There me
dal wm awarded.
mae, to their gnat surprise, walked into the ream hem en srk., e_a_e_..am, =hire of the above old._ and last night 1 and my wife went with the prisoner native bat adding to lb. already Mops number if idle is no doubt that, had it not been for the dfi •
of th e aency . e
startles chamber, and sat down upon& els& without the ''''.• •."`".7 "'"• • theatre. We got home at • quarter past twelve. My wife
institution was selebrated yeast& at the Loudon went into the boos Heat and got supper. I went out to get mewle•-Brmelfecd Observer. Minim, lean cattle would have been mach higher In prim.
lost onesnony in the world. His Eacelksom meshing Tavern,
w. .
of .
when upwaras two ►a gentlemen am-- Six-quarter shorthorns ran from 61. 10s. to 101.; two- SEABORNE MAILS.
him to he a stranger, inquired the objeot, of hat viii, to a pot of porter and on my return my wife said,
" Have CORN.-Bisaniatus, 0ct.20.-At Gloucester and
as NOW with the trade sat down to as elegant and substan- ~ a said " No," but ~,y olds from 91. to 131 , this descrition (two-year-olds)
mheth he replied very "elLif that he nea elect" an •"'' del email& The chair was taken by the Right Hon. the yen say es' Kam 1 H. ghat • menet markets on the 16th wheat realised fully the • ear-p
gl• back • three-..
1 from 121 - Ifir 10. (W signifies that the math mat from the Ciaearti Pcotedgeo
teases by the frost dew =swished for an Misrelate with Lisa ~..
___„ haw; . afterwards said "I think I ham seem up stairs." He cone were ait • ,year-o ds .to . .
his Eacellemy. lams evident, however, that the meTod. saPP•aml o • Sharp. Boa Proud t currency of that day se'nnight. Basimilnis also quite es
.2 - ••• en down with some in his hand, when we obtained a light and __a for a ,__,,_ for the better kinds ; polled cattle from 101. te 141. ; and by tbe isiglit-and II by the moa:neing despetch.l
insister was a rem of enema mind, though not what et Me inellinnen ; Wm. Co ' P".l.lmeetee of the Bat' sat down &impost. la the kitchen. After supper prisoner dear, en° eaurather higher. B•sas "muter some of the inferior kinds so low as 81. to 91. Day whensasde up Prom what ChM"
ebegif Company; Sir James Duke Mr. C. Pennon, the
.a. asked me it I would go
_with him to Tottenham advance, but which wee not genera, nelnPlind with* Peaa COUNTRIES. in General Post- Port due Is
is teemed a gayness henmek, and mecordlegly so eldo-de- m__ ea _ „____
lens in request. Daring the present week, the weather
Oace,Loodome deepatebed. Enka*
tamp was Walla, NM he was headed over se the sestedy 71;raf:'
ofw-le
ord.
several
' '•'kat' Me• A "lied P°2l ,ands
ot. - Court read and have some seamy, bat I declined &Mg so.
inhaving been very wet, wheat has improved in value fully 2s.
of the police. He west up stairs with a light, and presently came down SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. --.--.:
the wane ottlie evening. Oa the the oW-the per qr. Barley takes is retail •at termer prices. Osts an- Ouricapartrityleket rt Every Friday lnerpsol &MEM
On farther inquiry, it appeared that tie name of the , , the
mod tows
of ~ , ~, „„ o . sad west eat. In about six Mantes he returned and went up altered ir. to 2a. ___ r a _named for beam
Linericzny, United Stator
Maya gave pn. q . mere money a -.--
who acted in this strange soma is the Rev. Henry "'e'en:"" "wen' ' 'me° stairs agaia and in about six Wastes he as down while I ,s, ' paha) .3 Oct. 111....- ........ Ltweepoel oet. le
rateaZard, and he is a clergyman of the owner,
church. ,fle., which were duly respesded to, altar which his am my wile wen in hat exclaiming. as Mr. Alexander, rem
my dull. At this dey's market there wee • fair supply of CASUALTIES.
a, wheat, which sold slowly at ls. to 2a. advance. Berl Riga, was ellieseeint'domealts Oct. 26
presseded to give the sestet the eating •• Prooey Amor, of Leer, !Hallberg, from London to
anbmwmale "Prised that
•be resides in Cksatatf' heel" seat a se the lessissse Charitable Instiatioe." ' Having gr Is al en am" I jnalnd out .I bed' sad said, "- or assimesimed its value but was lees la request. Oats fully asstranded' Tam Oct. 9, and remains with much arortiej tet, a"themir Nov. 1 &nth to his wife in that localfty. After bang taken into . ,_„„_ 'is asks where is it ? " and le said "tis up stairs." deer BMW rether'higher. Pees eaaltered. The mill
fan
en water an her hold, and Is supposed to hare received con- nankin Marmilleis) N Nov. 11 Dover
custody. he wee brought to the pollee station at Biraltwoll- "I'M. ' the 'mutt " Mat' aan"" I and my wife raa up, sad I add Set
the prisoner "If its --a---a. ....-
I.ll4his to detail the merits of the wawa.. sae retail pine of lour 3.. 4d. per sack. aiderkbhe aftensgo-Thistsd, Oct. 13. Ditto (Ma Cam of Geed
Ism, when he was locked up all ►night, and ia the swain a-gre you have done it yourself." On weeding the star-
dom, and MaHeart - - la Dee. I Liverpool ... Uneaten
Meet sight o'clock he managed to dime his moms Irma the . . In rho first
_,___ „WWI the company he saw before cam li was almost summated with maim typen entering Bases. Ocr. 20.-We have had eery wet weather, the Algoma, of St. John, N. 8., Calhoun, from Cardiff to City atm mess cameo
_8 um of the month yiNa,,,ata
.. pct. 7
Mahon-how. s_ P••••l__Aaa the tend. en their the trout room I saw that the bed ia the back room ins in Pam Phllmil heavily in the "milt. wok* has produced an Point, was disputed and bad her decks swept, and •. - II 8,19,34,5 t SO of m. Dover
Carta& Winter stated that his Beeelleacy did not wish ennilies ''' eagibilia_ ~.._""' their imetitation. amp& A table and theirs which were mar the bed, were abet ea th. market. The depressicee of 2s. per quarter on batches read houses stove in, in the hurricane of Sept. 8, limenerla ........... ............. •af most. Soutkimpton. Oct. 10
say bush Prtmedings to be adopted towards the leake- By Per - .:_. "T.T.l=em lime the 6"• also burning. I, my ems and other lodgers, procured a fevegas method last week, has been fully recovered, and in lat. 40 N., lon. 70 W., and was abandoned next day in mimes te 17th of the month Southampton. Nra. IS
toasts gateman. lis merely desired that measures should ,terr.L., ___l" that .._••_____. 14 . a seatadgism .-....- M Gelb Dover .•. . Daily
Bs, pply of "ion and after the lopes at tea m„tm the on Soar is fa advance of the surreasies of this day ee'neight a sinking etas; crew saved by the Diligent*, Fardells„ oradt
.8 im „o mon.., sootho.,;;;;;. Nov, IS
he taken to prevent the repetitisa a a similar intrados 't",,L,'7„,. „1•7•113•1 tnraa.•• lir tovanntoomalndett,„,
____,..* they had was by hem Is. to 2.. per sack sad boned. arrived bue.--Gibraltar, Oct. 12. SeenseAmtee Al fth of the month Southunptoa. Nov. IS
fa future.
~-..,,----- r"'' '""'"""'I.a.11,„."-'-',... ____ ~......„""lir:2ly=" Mnajtitlitiet =pat man* questions to the pro. DaTIEIIII, Oct% 20.-We bed a large supply of wheat Cherie, of Pampa, from Hoedaras to London, was fallen Opienbsei Hem ti Ith of the meetb Plymouth .. Net. 26
What males this *Peeresses still son strange is tbet '"' ___. " '`' '""'".___ "f.,7"'._'"•7 "ee "'wee 'we' manor Irks is
reply said that ths table and chair to-days the condition of which was very Indifferent ; there is with at the Chops of the Chanel completely disabled, ihim de Mode
the mama gemileinam contrived to enter the VW/wised ••• misty amber la a" trade who had IMO 110 r more than a holl sad •MU from the bed. The we a good demand, sod a Pretty teir cleanses Was made and with her master lost overboard, by the Mane, Biros, Pose de Ireed• .14 14th of 1" a.'" Plymouth ••• 00- it
= Wasialiaad hy any a the domestics of the establish- seellid at their hastimitios, had gladly_ ►bo- •mind., Anthem „„ pm* ,i, dm
.tsse rya) at an mimeo of ham Is. to 2s. a qr. os last week's prices. which took of the Grew, and has liiod them at Havre. ...a.'' ' •et IN (Hear beer. They Mid Mama atleating the illesnationt a the mod- Nam Nalliallell hehut,' ‘ ' .• --. Plumate a oestimaism said that *a primmer, while Then was a falr supply of barley for the sassy which sold -Pule, Oct. 20. Was _ _ ...- 8 14th of the month Plymouth ... Oct. 28
Deli be sews small debt, but then banker Climmillm JI lkin.,Wloll4. Southampton. Wale
maned alies instable. who se esassatly in its isms- lie . bad with. the water stoppered me the Maass, was sometimes in the PrettE
•Iresally at an !Idealism of h. a sr.; the top price was Dynamos, of Yarmouth, Crewman, with a cargo of ildll .31 hednil7tkef month thampton. Km 1
awe yids*. becoming liberality given them front noes and at ether times lise stairs. He (prosecutor) 465. AMU were Ice better demand, am a trifle dearer. Beans wood, ran ashore on the B.E. side of Cleland, near Nob', Clam (see Imo
Amessat has been issued fee his 'passion. *dr ma time to pay it. (Chien) But now, he (the could sot say whether be made my attempt to extinguish were iu_eood demand, and la. to 24. per qr. darer. Wheat, es the night of Oct. 8, but was got afloat in a lathy state, nee ---.31 7,1,11,24,&27•1 is. Dover
Lai Meyer) .use to his Mein diMculty ;be wanted a the gm ac not, but to IM best of hja :mime he dram so aid. white, 84e per qr. •• best rod, 725. to 785.; middling, 60s. to and with damage to rudders-Calmar, Oct. 10. [Mem.- °memettemee, ___ a. am Ass_.__llllff exlo_,_„ol womb liouthewsoo. 00.20
Q.llll3l'S COLUMN; GALWAT.-Tweet-Lbrele sae- mot •-- -- ed-112', -° Some ether minas* was yaws into sad the prisoner, 72a. • interior, 46:. to Ofts. Berley,_36s. to 465. Oats, 235.
thestemdsralthe Mbar. and le h I Crewel...
The Dynamos., Crollininil, from Edisto To eel pulsed '"'" Vin"Wiei" '' 14 `"''''''^"y
meant to honk that email*. (Hoerr who siesta his imams% was reseeded. to gla. Beani, 42a. to 68e. Peas, 36e. to 425. Flour, fine, the Sowed Oct 12. Frame .........-11 an Twice daily Dover . owl. na;
Sias mimed the Quota's College, Galway, as the 18th hear.) W were still about to got 12 pessimists, but
relent. The alleeriall I. • summary of the eldreselle there were 44 candidates who had boa declared eligible, 11101121IWARK. per sock, 64a. to 66a; seconds, 62e. to 645. Elisabeth Grange, which wee stranded at Richibuto Sept. Mhzelter .......... .11 4.7, 17,21.17 Wm SellEamPeoe. Oct 16
ease the wining ef the allege in Omar, 1849: and he would ask the mean whet wen to bacon of Anise Kenna* dies de scenes, a well-known thief, Niew•xx, Ocr. 19.-At our market to-day there was a 29, become • total wreck.-New York, Oct. 4. Oreyton al Iniliii7thof month Soutimeaptoo. Nov.l
111 lard& It Friday Leedom Toes. leg
Mamas istsiudied erste- brought base Mr. ATesbage. eh with steelier a plentiful supply of both wheat sad barley, and a good sale Graf Von Paris, from Liverpool to St. Petersburg, theimmil-wa• f
them ? (lieu, hear.) Let Mom MIPS make up the thou. Win ----- air -- Wheat- worked ' the, cat fof the Island of Oesel Hannan ..„... al bit of the mesh Southampton. Nov.l
Cathedra Chunk Mans. Taal. mod mods or mhicfi ba bed yam, mad their he silk headurchief frees the pewee of 'Maria Lake, a effected. appeared to be in request, and an increase was IMO on enteral roe ROMA --....M Medusa. & gator. to
Nov. Session, 1819, 1860 38 24 6 88 cabinet maker, 13, Beeemb-reed. ot 2s. per or. on last week may be reported. Barley, sea- Oct. 1; crew leaded at Arensburg.-Rostoek, Oct 15. goodunr'r
..
.8 nth of tu ...hty, ambhapto, ht
„ 1860, 1851 8 10 7 26 Mr. sally would take sore Met these forty-four poor pm- '
Prosecutor mid he es okay Higlostreet, South• tally the Omer specimens, was sought after, sad masses Neptusast Newman, from Cardiff to Leer, foundered
_yes- leMe(Milsenialn- ) 111 Chinethot note soutbempom Oct. 21
1851, 1852 21 14 2 n ple were net neglected. Cheers.)
souk, last evenieg, obese 8 es' sad when near the at former rates were made. The trade was firs at last tents,' six miles south of Nettled ; crew eared.- war- -M
Me ) N "the A•f •ti month Dome .- Nov. 1
„ 1862, 1863 13 8 3 ga Sir Juges Doan gave " The beat* ef she Lord Mayor," pope awl he kit • sullen at his coat pocket. On week's quotations. Oats were almost unseen. Beans were barrow, Oct. 18. teas Isles ......., .. _. , 7,11, fa 27 of mo. Dover Oet. 20
t InamL-..........-ms, N Twice rally Holyhead Twins dee
„ 1853 13 7 3 es with a wars alegiam es the mode in which his lordship wow, mod he met um nosing away with his •very stares, sod at high pries.. The weather throughout Ocean, of London, Hobsion, from Glasgow te Rouen, whls um._ 87. 9, 17, 707
.7
.. souougaptoo Oct.ls
- - - - had Performed his magisterial dotes. step eafereiell7 •• hamdissehla is his . Wiesen him and the day has bon very unfavourable. Averages es:- lint, lying on the Hard this morning to stop a leak, beat very
= .......-. al 9th of the month... Southampton. Nov. 1e
Total 93 ell 21 177 =Mod the mime cliantable beeltaleas a the meta- moo ail of him, whoa ho IA moat impudent white, old, hos 745. to 785.; new, 724. to 764. • red, old, heavily during the gale, and had to be assisted off, and run N 23rd of the month Plymouth ... Oct. 7
maser said that the handkerchief was his, and attempted 70s. to 745. ; new, 70a. to 74e. Barley, new, kis. to 425. on the mud ; and is very leaky.-Herwich, Oct 19. Malta (no India)
The toast was loudly Mewed, sad, having bees •iseknow- to husuiliew dews. He, however, retained bold of his Oats, old, 28s. to 29a. Beans, old, Os. ei 50e. Malta N 1,17,19,4:1an01in Dover ......... Oct. IS
Mazatlan (me India)
lodged from the chars the treeelerer Preemded to reed • net ea* a essashis ease no whoa be handed him and the Nweragna. Om.. 20.-Wg have to report a low supply ARRIVED. tisuritiss...- 14 14th of the month Plymouth ... on. re
UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. Of mbeeeirfem, boo which it deaths totel not YOMMIVIObiIi OM to kiss. The haisdkerchief he could
of wheat thii day, • great portico of which was in mid- - Make_
_..... .. fi Ind of the month Southampton. N I
--4.-- soffeeted tam year was nearly Meer to by the markets it, and ha used it oaly a minute dam; soaditics; the beet descriptions were 2s. per quarter Ann le.e.)--eff Ileretiol. Odd& 1:44.rzent............ ....... Havre Monte Tidee..... .M fth of the moth Southampton. Nov.
oe. lit
03701 D, OCT. 20.--ROMANCZ LiNGUAGEL-The prinks& - the Ron On-at Gravesend, potato ha 5......... Antwerp Napa
dearer, bet Madame could be obtained on inferior.n ithhrobllhohnes Dover
CONNIELLAMD -at Ormond, Ostorisr from Mamie New Granada ... 111 Intl./Dad moats Soathampton. Nov. 1
Depety-Prelewar of MMus European Impasse will STAR PACKET COMPANY. Me plisissr said be found doe baadkerehief; that's all. Than was roam • lane cieelltity of herie7 on offer. The Comments-at Gra Oskar le, teem.- Rotterdam New gedand
--...... Br private ship .. Various porta Unman
imemsees a Nene se Matures re The Origin el the - lb. AVaskett asked whether he was haws ? best essayies howdy aedataiwed late
_pie's,- and samples Counnez-at therpoole fle, tres-..-
_hobos Papal Mates ............0 3thlathlStladeno• Dover ..fie Oct. Is &Owe Lingesies," ea Maeda), the 31st et October, at The annual genera) spoofing 0( the seowrietoroio the Wiwi replied that be was ; and the go- unfit la amithig purples woe lea Is. le 2s. per quarter Dtax•-at Hrevesend. Weber fib. twas_..... ... ...........-Morerdsas Pseassals „..... M lthl?thlltkof mos Southam Oct. IS
2 'Wilk% b• emblem' evert Mooda7. Weduldly. ma this company was held on Wednesday in the'lLage room of "'Mr er ilae Pieeil "mid be able te state I°Wir' le eMereMen„ `rely
... 11.128,ead_14". Drerfliaa-at Oravammile hiedelrhattminere......- Archangel Peru .... Id 3ad ! t
it. of ef mo. Sonthamptim. Nov. 1
POW. at the cams Your. These lecture, are opts to all the Clanadoo Hotel, Terrece-gerdens, Oransend. hie list sharesew ea nisi. Hs was coonseted with a as Onus limummt-egidesmods SS
-411011 STIR, vCr. ses.-var illefiei TAY InOrning was zmim."...et eloomor thotbor to, fram Port Halal .„........... 21 14th of the =oath Plymouth ... Oct 31
Timmer°, easily ...... ... .14 .telS.6lo.k.finur Dever
IMIWIIkIne of the Usivenity, and will be delivered at Sir Mr. CRAZE= BULBS, one of the directs:we of tie eitim. asligivalp=ef Ilan"
in the Borough' well attended, add wiliest fully recovered the decline noted max, Fox-aa Plymosat. wale te, trom....- In= horny . --.- o ethl3th23thaf mon Dover ..... 0tt.22
SAM Taylor's lastintion.
poky, ia taking the chair, said that he had boa tweet/ MIS was esmadttsd. on this day wenaight. Flour met • steady sale at an ad- Esems-st Qmommens, Omit" Itire....--- .Ilio G oaessom .... _ ... At seadittmerwonos gonthe•ision. Nov. t
In a cosivocstion held this morning, the Rey. Robert Teata is ng the cream of the gm, hasher cam.. an HAMMERSMITH. vanes of Is. seek and 24. per barrel. Oats and oatmeal ana-cit onommil. Ometer IS, -..-. Denten tan Diessm's-lond (see
(dibbles, M.A., of Trinity College, Dublin, was admitted ite could saw truly say that at na patted da,martical'iima Mr. Gilbert A. a'Beckett, one of the presiding wipe in demand at previous ices. Baum wore EARL eseowm-ele Ormasewis °MOW M. hem.-- Hszlingen Austvellat
sad emsdens. had their drain been is a mom pecapeenam-MWattics thmt at the Southwark.polisamurt, attended before Mr. Arnold 'pia rather diem, •-- Osamins--r Ormond, WNW M. hoss ------__
_Anemic Walt lodise ...... ......16 Sadiellthof moat\ Southampton. Nov.l
Is a fiesigregatioli held at the ease time. Charles Neat* a.., is,. irdi......... .. •%... .......... ..i.t.l. -.... ~. 1-,. to Twofer a odoorstunt mi..* a 1id......r1 ea.h-alrie.• .......1 __ GLYDI-at Lnerood. Oatahr Ile. hall ..... • ......miaanasa _ _ . -

Depsty•Proisegor of Modena European iLluages will
amasses & curse of lectures as ' The Origin of the
Rama Languages," oa Monday, the Slat of October, at
2 o'clock, to be continued every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, at the am hour. Thew lectures are open to all
members of the University, and will be delivered at Sir
Robert Taylor's Institution.
In a convocation held this morals', the Rev. Reheat
Gibbing, WA., of Trinity College, Dahlia, was admitted
isii andent.
la a umagregation held at the 1011111 time, Charles Mute
M.A., ?diem of Oriel, wag siminated Public' Rumba in
the &hal of Jurisprudesso and Madsen ldimmy; end the
Rev. He= Pritchard, 111. A., ?dim of Coupes Gerbil
the Rev. Jame Beraby, 21.14, Fellow of
Msiss. College, Moderators in the liMusel of Maths.
Is the sans congregation the Mut* Ewen ware
Named ;—Doetor of Divinity : Wm 0. A. Amilay,
Caws of Christ Church, Grand Gummier. Maar of
Arts: Rev. John H. Snowdon, Edwin Pop, traassity
College ; Hoe. William Hoary Carnes, Mean& Camp •
Rev. F. T. Col Fellow of Exeter Mimi
Cooper, Ques's college ; ROT. JeW. Boast-
Ch=astr
use Coliem • Francis Rowley, F of illei
Rev. William; E. Martin, Pembroke ; Rev. Timm sit:
St. lickiesad Hall. Bachelor of Arts : Reginald F. Roller,
Balliol College ; Rev. Henry F. Tear, Yellow of Eaton
College; Frederick Bullock, William Charles Hill, Wil-
liam Zdniund Buller, Easter College ; William Cum,
Queen's College ; Reginald Bird, Deny of
lege ; Henry E. Legge, Robert J. Cooper, CUctithuursh ;
Frederick A. Sway, Joseph Barton. Waelhasa Collage.

The annual general meeting of the proprietorein
this company was held is Wednesday in the large room of
the Clarendon Hotel, Terme-gardens, Graveremd
1111. Csa*Ln Seeds; one of the directors of comp
pup, is taking the chair, said that ha had bees twenty
years one of the director. f the Star Packet Campeau, sod
he could sow truly say that at so period during that time
bed their akin been is a more prosperous condition than
in the pteseat year, as the reports, which would be laid
before them would seines.
The andiron' report stated that there was a hainaes in
hand from the last year of 1,4321. 17s. 9d. ; that the earn-
ings of the packets in the year jest ended amennted
26,5711. lls., sad that other iterna,, twiliadisi tie sok of ob.
Vesper packet and an issue of sew diens, ask a Mel of
receipts of 29,4021. Is. Id. ; that the disbarment*
(including 4,3501. further payment for the Mars
2,7501. for purchase and fitting auto Comet packet is the
present year, and 6261. 7s. expenses of a eollision with •
barge, withBlll. 17s. 11d. dividead and interest), amounted
to 27,11231. 4s. 24., leaving *balance, after payment of all
liabilities, in favour of the company of 1,6781.165. Ild., to
be carried to the account of the next year. The directors'
report neoneseeded that • dividend of 6s per share of 51.
or 61. per cent , be paid on the "Heard shares, sad that
2s. 6d.:per there for the half-year be paid oa the new shares.
This recommendation was adopted unanimously.
Mr. Becket having been sleeted chairman of the beard
of directon, all the director sad other Winn of the pm
year were re-elected by aeolaniatioa.

lir. Gilbert A. eleratert, am et the pram magistrate'
at the llestbwark alltsedlid bsAre Mr. Arnold
to prefer a aided a liderad ealodkiver, sassed
Moans GIN% No. 88, ter badge eradaluad several
offe
Cab nces &nig Ida asyllopaser, bBl*mew die old sad
sew A.

Mr. kitedinet deposed that be NINA at No. 10, Hyde-
part-gate Buds, SOW Kaabglea4aallaieliste, and about
Wf-peat sin the previews Mane lie daughter and sister,
whom he had been mediae lame, drove up to the door in
a cab, and directly afterwards be heard some very loud
language, and thinking that there was NUM dispute with
the ealmen, he west out ter the purpose of seeing what was
the matter. He found the ealsmaa still using some lan-
guage in • very loud teas, as the ladies were entering the
but he said met &Meetly hear what it was he mid.
He then west est, end desired the driver to stop and give
Itha hie Mast. He stair so answer, but turned round,
whipped hi hens vielently, and gallopped of u fast as he
Witness followed the cab, but lost sight of
Frotel sheet time, and upon mowing up to about the
estrum isle the P;inee'e-gate, PeMte the park, be saw
the dedandeat with hie slab standing is the rant, as if he
had Jut pulled up. He was positive 'bat no cab
had pored his while be wee running sad upon seeing
the defendant whams said to a little 'bey with a broom
The had hewn running with him, "that is the fellow who
aid Ile bribm dews at Hyde Park-lute." Witness got in-
dite the delhedeareeab, sad told Ma to drive him back.
/be eilisibet seemed to do so, sad then drove of in
the Ileselika of hewn. Witness put hie head oat of the
übdew end Wilted wet his driving to Hyde-park-gate
Ilesth, bet be still Wheal, sad then wiener told him to
glee him one of his tieltele.ead he replied that he would
Mt. Witness told he. that he happened to be a =gh-
illie, and that if be emellested himself in that manner he
emu re himself Ws tremble. The defendant then very
eimeleddy turned hie Mese round, and drove him to his
reasons, when he was identified by the ladies and wit-
nese', servant es Miss the man who had set them down.
Witness seta derred sae of his debit% sad he again
refused. Whams them desired the Madinat to drive him
to the nearest Lao eintiss, tad la VIII metemlingly taken
to the statism Irmisria. where be 1110111 Nd rigs.
Jame IThlsmu beams Y des lonise
said he reaseebered the leder maid be
the who was the driver, fin is fare. e
adbeffeat " this all they might le be ashamed of
AFFRAY BETWEEN ?13E SOLDIERS AND 113Ethttellnietle• He said that in aloud hum the ladies were
Poxtoe Ar Entnackou.--Four of the soldiers concerned ttmtmisg w bare. He was quite setblied the defeadeat
in the recent affray between the military and polies is the was the ass. The witness then earreheeeted what the
Queen's Park ure tried on Tuesday before Sheriff (Urdu. complainut had stated in his evidence.
It will be recollected that, daring the progress of the Min- Mum Margaret Tyrrell was seat sworn, and she also ides-
burgh Oymnastie Ousts on the Bth of September las tided the defendant as being the cabman who hod set them
Lieut. Roberts, of the 4th Regiment, at present down at the complainant's Um_ They had hired him of
in the castle, struck rather severely with his ease a boy the stand at Knightsbridge, and when they got out the de-
who happened to run against him. The oMeer, who was in Medan was untied 6d. for his (are, and he then said was
the dress of a civilian, was immediately taken into custody that all he was going to have, and that we ought to be
by the polies; but a large par yof soldiers, who were on the ashamed of ourselves. He made we of the language in a
ground as spectators of the games, interfered to prevent very impudent tone.
Ise apprehension of their ofileer. A fight earned, the Mr. Dickson, solicitor, who attended for the defendant, '
mailers lasing sticks and belts to attack the poliseenu, urged that all the witnesses were mistaken is the identity
wag of wham were very severely ;injured. Eight soldiers of the defendan'. He then stated, in answer to the charge,
keg Nos detained, but only four were tried, vts., William that the defendant generally plied about the Eastern Cotta-
ges" Charles Welch, and James COIIIIOT, privates, and ties Railway, and that en the previous evening he was
,as iriasey, lance-corporal, all of whom pleaded guilty. hired and took the fare to No. 6, Kensington-terrace, where
Capteie Mortin and Captain Gamble having given us. he received de. for his fare. He wee returning home along
game as to an previous excellent character of the sun, the road, and when opposite to where the Exhibition stood
min ispeciany Withey, who has a good-conduct badge, he saw a little bey running with a broom followed by the
sad whose tern of Service nearly atlas him to another, complainant. The defendant thought the boy had stolen
Mr. Nome way Us:used the court es their behalf. the broom, and ha stopped to see if the boy was caught.
The yhedgfeheesks the suds of jestica would be satisfied Directly he stopped the complaisant came up to him and
be a eseeeme ep three azon:he' imprisonment on Butler, said he was the vagabond and scoundrel that had set the
Item, egg osgess, and of silty days' imprisumeat on Wits down.
Mabel The diet against dill mat rim= rai been de. The eomplaioaut denied calling him by such na/IMIL,
glad is the augsdiu. We WWI, Roberto The defendant said he followed the complainant dons
ate.
es
we be ma ea the cause ay swung fib boy.— the Lai
who was main in hie dippers, cad weeweewitboal
ffielare his ha&ad

Uxuatzen, Oct. 20.—Many samples of grain are in damp
condition, bat trade for all aorta is brisk with an advance
in the prices of wham of 2s. par qr. and of barley Is. per
qr. The average value of wheat is 70s. 6d. per qr.
Bonanza' Oct. 19.—We had in the market to-day
626 qrs. wheat, 1,618 qrs. barley, 701 qrs. oats, and 124
qrs. Mew. There were mold —Wheat, 600 qrs.; barley,
1,288 qrs.; oats, 387 qrs. • and beans, 83 qrs. As cow
pared with hat week, wino was 4s. up on the top,
sad Ild. up on the average. Barley was 6d. dowa
on the top, and 2d. up es the average. Oats
were the maw ea top, and Bd. dews ea the average.
Baas ware ls. dews as top, aid 3d. down ea average
Than was but a moderate apply of grain la the market.
to-day, with the exemption dbarley which was largo.
Wheat was rather heavy, is oolairenie of the high prices
eked. The quality was piaci y drat-rate, and a large
quantity meld for seed, which raccount for the rue on
the average. There was • good demand for barley, whisk
was • shade up. Oats were dull, with little demand, mad
so were beans. Wheat, 83s. to 88e. Barley, 82s. to 435. N.
Oats, 245. to 335. Beans, 620. togs. Weight of top wheat,
861 be.; barley, ; oats, 461b5.; beans, 871ba.
_ _

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GLascrow, Ocr. 19.—The imparts for the pod week have
bees bbessl ; of wheat, 7,400 qrs. having bees rissidved airs
Grangemouth, principally from the Baltic, sad 4,660 qrs.
in the CIO. hem Egypt and America. Of cats also the
supplies from Irelaad begin to emu forward freely, the
arrivals this week being chiefly from Limerick. We have
at length lad three consecutive fair days, and farmers in
this locality hare been very busy securing the remainder
of their outstanding crops, but the low state of the baro-
meter indicates that other districts may have been lees
favoured. The oats in this neighbourhood prove to be of
very poor quality, having ripened very unevenly, and
weigh several pounds per bushel lighter than last year.
Comparatively few transactions wen reported in the hade
during the past week, but holders 'gutsily refrained from
prsesing sales of either wheat or flour. Yesterday there
was ranter more inquiry—new oats were offering at lower
rates. For other articles prices were unchanged. At this
day's market SI wail this week (the semi-saaaal fast) the
attendance was scanty, end only a limited extent of
bushier occurred. In the sales sleeted, however as
advance of fully 6d. per boll on whelk and 6d. per birrel
on flour was realised. A cargo of Ass Nadu white wheat
old at Us. per 240115. New oats wore staler pressed for
sale, Limericks being offered at 23e. per boll, which is a
decline of 2s. For barley previous' rates were required, but
it did not met a free sale. Beans, being still in abort
supply were vary firm. 11111101 is for the weer endins Mon-
day aciasive) to the Clyde and viaPraegemouth :—Wheat,
12,327 qrs. Flour, 291 sacks and 3,794 briar. Oats, 6,874
qrs.; barley, 2,090; beau, 1,697; pease, 94. Oatmeal.
2130 loads.

• When any of dins
opatalked on the follow(
and Anotralla (vlll Son
pendia&

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dates tall on a Bask
nty day with the elm
thataptent, which wl

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Warakrozo.loet. 19.—But little addition has been)nade
to our stock as foreign grain since Saturday, and from
fanners our deliveries have been only moderato. The trade
in consequence le very firm, but the amount of buineee
passing in every article is father limited.

C.4.TTLII.—LIntos, Oar. 20.—We had at the fair yes-
terday 700 horned cattle and 4,600 &beep. Buyers were
numerous. Trade opened dull, but improved towards the
dm. Beasts realised 70. Bd. to Bs. per stone of 161bs. In
sheep then was a dull trade at 61d. to 7d. per lb.

Nziarx, Ocr. 19. At our market to-day there was
a very fair aNcw of stock, and a pod deal of busi-
ness was ass., moldering the wet weather, it having rained
incessantly all day. The quotations remain about the seine
as last week. There were 630 sheep, 111 beasts, and 199
Pins Pena"-

ail
the ms wile des
Con of those tll
er NW*
be despatched the day

Oar. 19.—The slumber of cattle Is the
auket skis iambi we. 6111, es 46 man Om as this day