The Express.
London, England, 1861-09-16 00:00:00

4 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY t: VEIN I NG, SEPTEMBER 16, 1861.
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.of any other handicap 411. IL*, intt:ligtnce. after tLe minibus left Peekham for the City, ea •dlr. MARKETS.
tidos . St. Leger course. (83 subs., 64 of whom declared.) cation had taken place between the primmer sad --et-
.... Age et Ili • Age st lb the driver. When near the Coburg•road, the pri-
TALLOW. -SATURDAY Arntairome-The market was
IMF. DONVASTEN krEP rEMBER MEETING. roderbitel ..... . a 9 3' e lit Wild DaYrell- mgranan.ll AN COUNTY COIYRTA.
sooner elinilied the roof of the omnibus, seized hold of the without change toa.y. aad ri7jam aosid taa woe a. raw. There was a fate supply of new oats at market, and the
glue Jacket
llacieeter .... , 5 8 7 Voltella
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... Wallace
RI u.-The uppemrauue of the weights cur fhb airier.*
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.... 6 6 3 Bamserne, whltebeads-grove.-Monday. Sept. 16 . 'Redacts- prisoner's leg and thigh in a frightful manner. The dee MID' trade.
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thenniwiteh and Caruhralemaliire .1. i euoatay Lot failed to Kins id UlaiiisMile 4713 la yummy ... 3to 1 .1.4. ii, ctaad was tarried to the hospitel, and ou admission was COTTON. -LIVIIIPOOL, Sere. 14.-We have to report a WisRECR Stu 14 -We are well supplied with wheat
Alan Rodeos
17. We la: Friday. 20.
be had remained till today, when he was taken into cue- toed demand to-day with a firm market, and prices a shade at today's mar' kat; and last week's prices- . are readily oh. Olsen 6,i...id, a abort mt.,' alloard for speculetioo ha.
3.3.lthiornitid. _ ..... ...
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aerate. The sales are 15,000 balm, of which 8,000 are for trained for all best quality. Spring awn of all kinds nether
gime the -e, rotate e. are deo-Lori:4 thet .1 ei hardly worth while .I.ng II kg Johnny li
to,iy. A coroner'. inquest bad been held, and the jury bad export and speculation.
Altartal
Ilagiscd, tie es here yet. It may 1%, remarked, however. 71b eat) ..... .... 3 el 3 I vouleereinis ..... -
fiat the Ce...rewitch ha. glees op.ticnil ilos.atialectiou, and Loiterer - The white, new, 585. to 63e., 63Ibs. per bushel ; red, 561, to
thereneetten le naturally marl why each booms' Wildman, Tye KEMAL PLATE of 100 mire is specie ; 2-yre-old, let ; Thursday. 19. as his client was still suffering severely. Re was market foe piece-goods has been extremely quiet all the 60e. ; oats, new, Ild. to Is. per atone.
11l -Monday Sept IC
Meinul 1., tie Lawy.,r, and lidr..rtun are mule to i three, 84 100; four, list 41h; five and upwar4 "Ist tab ; riieets,l;li.7•ll`lll: Thema. .oews. 57. • instructed to say that it was a pure accident. The deemed week, with a downward tendency in prices. Smireely any. Womcsirere, SIPT. 14.-At this day's market there was
again • short supply of wheat, and although the trade ruled t.... .. amli weight to I r Althoff, Denham 1 mares aad geldings allowed 41b ; winners extra, ate. lted W-----
---q, ••••••••- had been rather obstinate, and in his journey to the City thing has been done hi shirtinp, especially those for India
dull, lower prices were not submitted to for any ilescrip-
And Colkilla, as the %hole of them, I House a, -- -- - had loitered very much. The primmer remonstrated with and China. Printing cloth has continued inactive, or only
tioo. Barley quite as dear, with little doing in any kind.
with il o - oi- 'dime of the Laity e. aid Ivanhoff. were Age Age. Age. him, and told him he should take the reins if be did not saleable at a slight concession in price. Domestics have
Loos Fine old sate inquired for, the new not turning out ea well
backed i0.,•1i before the weights appeared. and there in coo• 1 ,'Ullodose
as was expected. Beans mattered. Peas wereinquired for.
emmootly 'eater to chance between them on that score. I,l';nbull 2 last Runner . 3 Arms 2 - w•- they both fell to the ground. cloths of all kinds, and afgexoept the best makes of T cloths,
!fern sea at leas{ fifty hoses also weighted completely oat `4.1.51'
Weellusiltm
Of the raee, Writhe atmeptance will be anythiug but • good prat„•
accepted bail as requested. sold for the Levant, but only to a small amount. There has of wheat exhibited wait rather better than last week,
zie
me Thr Al.orice of Romulus aml .letlesx foe the Lemming- Wallselin
M stales to 'splinted by the weights they have °liaised Queen of rupee_ : Ilrisihmkas"4""brsagi 31 net
bytrauoleas,;-" ' ' about three weeks lack charged with feloniously sta '
l'bing friends, and conveyed home in a cab. Be expressed deep arid prices seem to be sus wind chiefly by the high rateYgn of ditto were of tolerably good quality. Wheat met • steady
ter the sentunder uouce, as the handicapper shows he bed Lady minas .... 2 Merger lewlew .. 2 lealmlay's dare 2 Anne Parma. with intent to murder her, wasbrought up regret at the melancholy fate of the driver, for whom be had cotton and the prospect of diminished production. In 32's demand, and although farmen asked more money, last week's
la/send tbeat out, and their owner+ deserve all they get foe =al S Man-a6-Arnis .... 4 Diekcock ... :.. . 2 on Saturday for final examination. had a great respect. twist cope and 3ti's to 40's weft cops, sellers have had to prices only were made. Sales in white sorts took place at
sit thew ie the market up to the let moment amid I I - LAMBETH. give way a little. There has been a somewhat improved 60s. to 645. ;in red ditto, Ifs, t 060.. per 3o stone. The de.
7he 1.1; tle Captain 2 ass Ma - tris in John-street, Mutinies, on the evening of Wectii:rday.
Mewing Ow public to he " milked ;" but ililverteni, good- ree.eu Jones • 2 miegrama
MokieJ horse that he utdoubtedly is, has no bagasse ser.teiirdi •.• . e Tames
'ivies two demo pounds to Voltella after her WeePoo
struck her in the neck with a clam kel She then the respectable inhabitants of Kimbetb, waited upon the yes ma quiet, especially the lower numbers. The demand taken off at a decline of IP. per quarter on late currencies ;
• -' e' She was
ea Hos. 0. C. Norton, for the purwee of taking the necessary Iso small that the firmness of prices is hardly tested in any ordinary ditto rather lower ; malting aorta made Iris. to 40s.
performairee in the Ebor Ileadicap, lend taking Tar DONCASTER PLATE (Handicap) ot 70 sou. for removed to the hospital, where she remained untilliaturday, „Ceps•totem& the removal of the dens of infamy in Granby- department of the goods or yarn market. The short-time per quarter; grinding, 32e. to 345. per 30 stone. There ma
a liar from Sir William, the lawyer, who has 3. r.olds and upward+, ; •DM of any haodimp 'after when abe was 'efficiently recovered to be in attendance at
always Lull every yard to win, has on basilica giving Ira- I
Seri. 12 51b. of one of 200 soya. 81b extra. One nide. the court, when her depositions were read over to her, and ree.,,et, fit kodreer'sderrace, Waterlooroad arid their vier movement, however, appears to be making progress in a limited supply of oats, which were of fair quality, and
she again swore positively that the prisoner was the nee ne.y.. Mr. Norton expressed much pleasure at seeing the Blackburn, Preston Wigan, Burnley, Clitheroe, Bacup, the demand wu firm at • slight improvement on late rater,
bet say weight. But the handicap can be better drummed Age st lb I Age et lb fine sorts realising 264. •,• secondary 24a. per 24 stone. The
shit the math/ at Doucsater, winch is of more immediate Mimi ni the Mat.... 5 812 Prologue 4 7 5 who inflicted the would. --
partsh authorities Owing forward to put down •a nuMnce Aahton, Staleybeidge and Oldham.
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abominationpaliecme awlmasoettheinmtoolree- show of beans was small, and • fair censumptive demand
inspartance, • is looked forward to with the greatest 1.,_.'"a1., „,.... 6 891 Little Dick 4 7 4 The only additional evidence adduced WU that of Mr.H,IRDWARE.-Btattutetoat,Sitrr.l4.-Thetradeof this was experienced at the full prices of last week, fine old aorta
satiety by ell data of the spurting community, them tr'""4„, ',,nl"" ."4"- As 8 7' Jackal 3 7 4 Fowler, house surgeon of St. Thomas's Hospital, who de cable.
7 4 po.ed that the youngtown has furtherimproved in thecourse of this week, the orders selling at 50.1. ;other kinds, ths. per 38 stone. Malt, 7th.
. s 4 , Uno-Cower
aging many rams in the programme besides the St. Leger ''''' -. just*
3 V 3 Rockky
assesesiag the good interesting features. I. I ley King TOW- Weatherwileh
of the foreign to 43a. per 20 stone.
us r•vaday, there is the rich Chawpape Stake*, me of Otrafie 3 8 0 limo Mom 6 7 a following the occurrence she was in such a dangerous state
that he thought it advisable that her depositions should be the railway and strangers brought into the neighbonrh
iliiyisii'itil the thieves living in their houses. The in.
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week, still
wlsthe t two-year•old events of the season, and the 1 owisela $ 712 i X,. la 4 612
' • being proverbially fortunate therein, the 1."1"I"ber
dens were innumerable. A member of the depute-
elneenPecersa broughtl
before the court of person. plundered in
fray trades, but as to the fact of an improvement having the weather was favourable for cutting and carrying the
geld will he maw by all these Wlslee owners ' 4,,,......1121"1 jab." ••'•' 3 7 121 fadYl'i'd - taken place there is no doubt whatever At some of the and
-great hen said a ass had come to los knowledge 01 a, young establishments;yesterday
reabow.
7.0 Crusade.
erg, where for several months they have not been making day it is fair, but il•
,
the Marqui. among the competiton. The latter Loa several teases. 3 791 lady Blush,
della 1.4.114,441U1114 tbe Sider to Vihard, Shuman atm, and Paths/
more than three or four days. The reports from the factors country markets, this week, owing to our farmers being so
sum of moray ; but, sooner than run the risk of exposure,
Allalek, beteg very fashiceably bred ; sad although it is trial travellers are more encouraging, and so far as this town ls much engaged with harvest, very little wheat, barley, and
Ten HOLLOW STARES of 5 sou. each, with 50 added • • he declined to take any steps in the matter, preferring to
. Frederick !Corgi, • German, was brought up, charged with eoocerned, the home trade may
inamered um latter, with the shaded Ace of Chile, will T. Y.C. To dose arid Dame this day oketdey), put up with the lose, and perhaps the ruin of his family,
ago. The iron trade in this
being in au unfiniahed building in Lombard.street, with in-whet it was three months be sad to be entire compared cats were offering ; prices of all good qualities, old or new,
and •ev 10.1.cmter. Whitieeen will be well 7*.P77e'67471* 1 Marco 100, hft ; u weights mentioned. T.Y.C.- tent to commit a felon . tin coming forward to prosecute. He also knew of many with were rather higher than on the previous week. Here, to.
Wes who u tvisting solely to the Marquis, who was leek- y.neighbourboodandintihropthireshowasornesignsof returning day, we had only moderate supplies of grain at market.
Mr. If F. Bimainciat's Lapithet apt Mr. H. Coverdale's ft, a from the evidamo. that shout 3 o'clock on um,
• Tar cases, mo that for one instance of robbery that was
wail 11/ no rpantion when running a thud heat with fart- I se7:l,i6 ebrought order the notice of his worship it was probable that animation ; not much Masi* has taken place since lag Fine old wheat is about Is. per qr. darer; other sort s
Hate y morning, police-constable Hartword, :i52, beard • ,_
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braes a few weeks back. The other perforinsoces of oote ' ' 1 1 week, but all the principal firms are better off for ordets well as barley and oats, sold much as on hat mark t day.
ey
isesupit, IA :gLio4 Stock and Tolunto, the latter baud HORSES UNDER ORDERS FOR DONC ISTER.
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movement behind a hoarding is George•yard, Lutnbard. "n "••‘-y took P ace*
Faint T. Dawson's. --The Drake Clarinet colt, 3 yr. ; io • comer with his Weird between his knees. He called the ''"
Sufficient evidence was then given to justify the magia• than they were • month ago for all the best brands of Wheat, old, 38s. to Ns, per qr. ; ditto new, 465. to 51s. ;
, street, and on lookier over saw the prisoner crouched down ate
in . . finished ions, and amongst all who are engaged in the trade barley. new, 275. Orl. to 365. Od. • oats, old, 284. Od, to
dad •i..i., when beaten by Caterer at Goodwood, while .t
the keepers of granting summonses again. eleven
• more cheerful feeling prevails. Home consumers are 31e. W. ; ditto Dew, 284. 4c, 31.. dd.
LOW 1 ../tTlOise'S colt evidently wanted more time We bag Mir plb• ..s. • Whip ' bHa of . bl The er thengot of these dens, and the deputation withdrew.
3 yes ; Miss colt, 4 ; e r assistance another innate e. over buying niece freely, and as sleeks with them are low, there
sapient oiler he ran at Toth to be in aa tut hwes. Theo 1 us IP -'''"yr!
WATE2FORD, Sere. 14.-We have liberal arrivals of
.„ . baths -Flutter• 2 yin •c by Stockwell, dam by and ran away, but was ultimately secured and taken to the THAMES. is every probability that the present improvement will be
there are ''''lBl .187.8 818881118 fur the Wh'in"" erweb - ' ..... •fbe Y ' Mell..'ou Maid of Madman, 2 and • mess. A piece of nellfound him, and bin wife, named Dasher, of 8, Globe-read, yrs ; mottos. . A ca e wasupon m, A man
foreign grain this week, but supplies of our own growth
last. the elm I. of them being I 'ellarine sad Lars... aud 1 - Yrs . --.. sung .°o-
continue on a very limited scale. The improvement noted
dam by f.aoileboy, 2 era
hat that the former is still bacawanl au prep.ratein it fby narbnsnn. ' • and an officer, who afterwards went over the same ground Stepney, and • man, named Jones, were charged with tarty- firmer. In the manufacturing trades generally Of South
woad re in the cards for bun to ourthno. the Mamas. Faux T. DAYD.OR'O. 31:1‘. -Longthot, Lady. Dundul.
the .
which had been traversed by the prisoner on the way to ing on an illicit distillery. Staffordshire there is more business stirring, in our market on Saturday last is well maintained, and for
~,_ ' more money for the finest qualities. Barley and oats fully
The 4 4Avltcw Stakes Kim of Henna has *maims to fear is, !Vlttees. Mersce. OoPaill, Birdhill, Squire ftomPhrisil,~ -
masp NOME Later in the morning-between Revel and lug two officers and some police-constables repaired to
right-Moody, police-constable rdill, was on duty iu Loin- Dunbar's house, where they saw Jones. They told Men
bard-street, when he was called by the housekeeper of the re ven to understand that he hid a private still at to 62.. bal. 36. to 40. . bear, 30. to 42.. most article. of the trade we experience • good inquiry.
Irish wheat meet's ready sah at so advance of 6d. to Is.
and Dopporlainia is the best of the public horse, too the L64Y 774.0 e. Red Squire Paine.ooßN.-CANBIUDGI, Sen. 14.-A good supply of corn, ~.... 6d, per barrel
--- which met a ready sale at last week's prices. Wheat, 54. '-' barrel, and foreign (*emend' 3'l' to
Dilly Stakes, while a twierrold ;ought &fry od the Revival Fitow W. Nairs.-Ashfonl and Yam.
Plat., T. Dawroo's pow, Tummy donee and liddlooli, hat Mg I yaw J. Opargs.g-Bivouac, Virgiljus, picador, and • ad• •• tb hlt the. • f d work in the house. He replied hat if b he It • ' ;4 .. s, . " Peas, ----; as dear, with rather more ikquiry for the latter. The bare !cement joining ou on wlc e petsoner was oun ,
very Mee weights I. carry holm. 'I be Yorkshire lianduzap carbiume,
in mated bet anil on going upstairs on the first floor he found a hole about knew nothing about it, as he had only mitered --7" nos. pealing in Indian corn us very considerable, at a further
1111 -$ " pat" hex Year. only 19 7147°K 667°14"1. l'ltoli C. Pat ea.-Charing-cruse, Pembroke, Young 18 inches square had been cut in the window-shutter of the the house a few minutes. Witness then went CARLISLK Sept. 14,-There was a moderate supply enhancement of 6(1. to 9d. per barrel. Floured. per sack
amid out of these e himester, Wallace, *rework. Chere Asia.,
the Viewed, Bernice, and May i.Meen. lauding, and on examining the premixes he found that • into the front room on the ground floor, and saw of all kinds 14 grain this morning. Wheat sold dearer. lmporta this week :-Wheat, 2,890 qrs. ; Indian
the 11.11.•`0•11"n e°llr Vullellee 71161.6Yer. V. 71°11761.
Rue wiip ~olg, and Minns 1,,,ne , run, t.‘at.pai. F1u.91 H. E. MAT's.-Billy Dwindles, Caracole, Har• belonging to the new u g been put against the woman attending to He
the engioe-house adjoining the churchyard, and whoever met Dunbar in the custody of an officer in the kitchen 0•14 rather • slow sale; new being abene2d• cheerer i old. week' Oitia, 3,264 tenets ; flour, 517 sacks.
leaust weight ocarina • greet ninny, and she has only to 7°66Y. sad Surbitne.unaltered in value. Barlez fair sale, at last week'.
fear Wallect, in my opinion. after 31...mock's eamiattos at Fan J. HorwooD'e.- Jack Spring and Wynostay. had cut the shutter had got up the ladder to the top of the where he found a dill, charged with molasses wash, and •
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old, tb. allt
engine-house and had lowered himself on the other Ode by brisk fire under it, and about two gallons of spirits, liable to Wheat,
~;-..!.....,, new,...,,,. to _._ .,
Week. The Donemiter Plate, for a Melt Tattoo is not over- Pao* W. 641•12361.-Aurelise.ga • old, NM 6d. to 22a. 6d. WZATHE'R REPORT.
means of a rope, and by standing on au engine which had pay a duty of Ern. per gallon. He should say the molassee wash ''''L red, new, 20s. ,„:.
old, ,...
Barley. new, 13.. 6d. to 14s. ea.; l3s. Oda to 14s. (Id.
weishted. is the only uglier event el...ed. the weiglitturage Fame FODKRTII.II.- Underhand, Dictator, Heiress, Purwas about gallons, and it was a state of fermentation.
placed
dry odethe window in • had been3o in
Pitswilloano, a selling go, and • match, main up the Card rake, Tawas Tim Whiffler, The Pilot, and Johnny Arm- enabled to reach to out the shutter. The female first denied that she was the wife of Dunbar, Oats,_ potato, old. 10s. 6d. to ll• 64.• nay, 96. 6d. to SATURDAY, SEPTEIII22 14, 3To 9 A.X.
for the opening day. dreed. The primmer, through an interpreter, said that he went but she afterwards said she was, and showed him her marri- „Ma.: Oda
common, °W. 3°. Cld- to 734. '°d- Rye, 146- to
The St. Leger day's programme will coasist, literally, of nos R. miLroffes„._Beeeseeer. there to rest, as he had nowhere else to go, and the window age certificate. Dunbar admitted that he was the owner of 1°•• "u• D. Z. M. I D IF. C. I. 18.
but half a dotes MOM, as there was only 00* entry fur the
atom's -Folk t
litseicipel, sad there will be thus ;sleety of time for mem- 14°111„, Ii- ",a _...• " me. Rue-Y.
1. Starlight, was cut when be went there, but he did not do it. the Rill, but stated that he had only worked it three times, COLCHKRTER, SEPT. 14.-A large supply of wheat, and •
The Mayor him months' ' •
and hadonly enteredthe house few • tee ready sale for the same at last day's prices. Barley fully as sentenced to three impreion. that Jones
lathe en the great event, which promisee as intereding The salve. aba Sit W 11211411.
ent with herd labour. before, and knew nothing of the business he was carrying on. dear with an increased supply. --
simple. a., in addition to Kettledrum (ridden by ffitualent, limn T. Watitow'ri.-- Lord of the Manor, Jiaglts
m Rdwre Brown who brought d Dunbar d 1 tided but Du bar himself GUILDFORD S 14 .-With b adapt supply of
and Walter Meade, were up Jones an Mrs. were lac ia , t n , WI. an • u
Alizeimu (J. theater), IA aldonan (Foallain), Lady Riper Y.ditm.r. Orford, Sfileivho.6, My Partmliee Pot Pawn.
41;o)loci), Brown moot, The 1100 (A. Day), Immo lid- Gazelle. on Friday last,tcharged, the former with stealing • coat, the was fined 30f., or three months' imprisonment. wheat trade to-day was slow. Picked parade sold oa fay Nam 29.23 53 52 W.N.W. 3 r 2
mite of his earployer, Messrs. Fantail and ishops- as good terms, but, in order I. clear the lower qualities, a Aumnit 29.15 5d 63 W.N.W. 4 o 3
Weed./..leiou* (Welbth ad Sege, these are almost el grad From Joon Bcorr'n.-- Benhave, Phantom, The Wizard, prop • - • ' • • • Co.,' GREENWICH.
a street. clothiers, and the latter with PeCeITIDE the same reduction of Is. per qr. bad to be yielded. Rye rather Laren 29.32 68 feil W. a o 3
• MiludeT of u4deirial• on the list of probable. startent- Sweet Sauce, Donner end Blitz, Slingsby, Robin Hood, -ace7,BliNa r v bra h William Thomas and Louis Gothic!, American seeress, r 3
ME that it had been stolen, were spin ug t d Wheat, new AU to 68s • ditto old, 40e. to 67e. 1111WRIN 25.29 te 55 W. 5
eater.
Folkestone lor Rumie7). Culoorleo. the Glaciers oak Oahe Knight of St. Patrick. Vergimentein- N acid. Brown Stoat, .",„ ow - were brought up for final examination on a charge of e,_, ~,_ ,_ 40.. beam, 40.. 't'o 41.. R 7.430.. to au. aismemm gam; 66 66 N. 6 r 3
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(re Coatuerer. Brownie (or Bette). Dictator, Lupus Routs- Shooting Star, Knight of tit. Michael, Cariskoke, Hippo- ""••• • both • aimmulting and robbing James ()alum on the highway. Potteesa 29.52 55 62 R.W. 6 r 5
There was no fresh evidence adduced, and prisoners HZETFORD, SEPT. 14.-A large attendasee of farmers llamas 29.59 57 M W.ll. W. 5 0 4
feed, sad Billy Dwindle being at least talked about, sad demi., The Marquis, and Malek. The prosecutor said-1 am • lighterman, and reside at 5, _ ,
were eonimitted lor triaL supply of new grain. Wheat sold freely at GALWAY
Om majerity are certain to swell the field. Kettle. FRoy W. Hat.a._Ekbo. London-court, Deptford. On Saturday night last, between 'um gado
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drum, accenting to present arrangenuats, will be thaws x, _ _ , . . - BOW-STREET. 11 and 12 o'clock, I went into the Plough public-house, • per
Isload over last wades rates. Barley was in brisk etuanottoweit 20.67 of 54 W.11.W. 6
•• by L. Snowden, and his hackers seed set fear ' eon E. warm 8.-Antwerp, Mousetrap, Mims new- Ati elderly man named Edward Wilson, and his son (a Lower.road, Rotherhithe, and saw three sailors, the ri. domed, but prices Do higher. New oats fetch 20s. to 26a LIVRIMOOL 2965 66 54 W.N.W. 6
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29.98 54 U 319.11. W. 6 r 4
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ler his wrest on the score of jockaship, while thorn. and Sappho, youth of le) were charged with steeling a walnut table, goners being two of them, standing at the door. They per qr., and sew beans, 245. to 275. per load. Winter on..tooonnipi .44at67 ee W. 6 c 2
the mestet must cola him the word sceptical the bone has
RAILWAY ARRANGEMENTS. worth 71., the property of Mr. K Winter, furniture dealer, asked me if I was the stevedore of the Grace Darling, and I tares, 7.. 6d. to Ba. 6cl. per bushel. Old wheat very dull, liitiniiiii 29.71 57 55 6.W. e b 4
if- ns" well `l'" the herby $$ thee .soars to • 'Pesti."' Ike. ticket. will be issued fru s- King' • and other of 500, 0410edviteeet said I was. They then said they were seamen on board
there being little or no demand ; best red new etches LONDON lan 46 51 S. W. e b
whether Anrelisa. II llamas, or hems has improved stall-
statiiMs on Maeda and followi der and will be • 'ls- 7.°liceLe°647•6ble Watson bed hex attention called to the the Cambria, lying at the head of the Grace Darling ••
588 and white, 625. per qr. DOTER .. - .79.81 43 00 W. 6
Pownimoori.,sam 99 66 LW. 7 b 6
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asstly to tare the tables IN hiol, or whether Lady Itipon'e bk for ce 0:1
66 16 6 °1....7!* ..cf...,. o_, prismers by • shoebc who hinted that be thought they in the Commercial Dock, that they had not been LEICESTER, Sere. 14.-There was a fair attendance permaso 129.11 ss 6.4 W. 6
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Chits fame be good enough to put her slowed* hum. It y y. Y '''..: ' . °wall 'n Y were "up to mischief.' They were carrying • table, and piia off, and they wished nie to be their friend, of farmers and factor at our corn market today.
. Chem • p excursion trains win tie aespatchea front . Pitwotrru l22.te 00 66 W.11.W. 6 c 6
alone' struck me her latlythip's position with Brown Duchess neat . . witness followed the primmer' till they came to a furniture as they were hard up. I treated them to (frith, ea and the show of wheat was tolerable, • large proportion of ?mum
_am 61 at W. 4 c 5
It nig I cram ca Wednesday and Friday at 6.0 a.m arriving
and Fairwster was a Wee one, mod that hail Oshonte's " shop kept by Mr. Driver in the same street. Seeing that two of them a shilling each and the third two the supply being =mphsa of this year's growth. The trade Corantaoia
at Doneseter at 11.0 a.m. and returning to town each even- gave
orders allowed hum to cane along with her alter entering . being the table was deposited there, within. supposed that it was shillings, they promising to repay me on the Monday. I ruled tolerably firm, at Is. over the prices of last week ;mew HELD= 20.74 IN - W.B.W. 7 e 5
; at 6.30 en. dm 'f
for the double iourn so.oo 66 - B.W. 2 a 2
Ow straight she would have won ; again, there is no quatiou i ::! 10.. „_l$F-1.. - - _:-- - 1 t.: " all right." The next day, however, he heard of the table left the house at 12 to go home, and the prisoners and the white sorts changed hands at 60e. to 64.. ; new red, 50s. to SPENT
2 b e
shoat the Duchess having been off just before her vice Duc2;e6efee i 6 wawa a the . . ... I .i... rtsul •tternoon • sPen.... I.`'n w. ""'ve havin been stolen from the ehof Mr. Winter, and then • ' ' • board 130 s. ; old white, 50.. to 58e. ; old re 401. to 54• per 36
rainourgn rums. at 5.15 p.m, g op - 8.
Lwow 19.0.18 Ild - N. 2 b 2
too, • soil then reasons when added to Lady
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TOTES Parton or TM? FA PRIV/
Tan.—Them appwarausse ..f the weiglita for the
Umarewitch red Ciashridaeshirc lest laded to
tabs lay mammal away from the iortmorniog et. Leger,
Mese being such a short intenal allowed for speculation be•
Am the eptaw..annlc.Lire.l tlet it o touchy worth while
tlo as here yet. It may I'. remarked, however,
lig the Cr...iewitch he. peep peens' disaatistectiou, and
illeivation I, naturally :pled why auch buismise Willlnan,
true Lawyer, rut( kidri•rtun are mule to
nowli weight to 1 ...Maori, Denham
And Vultelle, u the whula of them,
with t: ram of the Lawye. and Ivanhoff, were
backed ;reel) lafore the weights appeared, and there is con-
agneutly
eotlang to chance between them on that &ARS.
Tare see at least fifty Mosta also weighted COMpletely out
of the nee, saclike acceptance will be anythiug but • good
ear The alaence of Komulua roil .t.rtlesa for the Lamina-
hew expleitiril by the weight' they have obtained
ter the ...eta. under notice, as the handicapper showa he bail
Mad then: out, and their owner deserve all they gee fur
keeping dons ia the market up to the last moment and
alliming the public to he " indked ;" but blilverteni, good-
holdieg horse that he utaloubteilly is, has no hammer
egiviax two demo pouuda to Vidalia after her
paefanian.e an the Ebor I laodioap, land taking
a hen from Sir William, the lawyer, who has
always too et, ry yard to win, has ho bassi ese givim; Ivan.
asy weight. But the handicap can be better diseased
ghat the n:eetius at I/out:aster, which is of more iuuoedial
pieta r, sad is looked forward to with the greatest
motley by all classes of the spurting community, there
being many races in the programme besides the St. Lepr
peseseatag the most interesting features.
us r•vaday, there is the rich Chauipagee Stake; ems Of
gamutrs two-yearsild events of the MAMA and the
wmisi,la. being proverbially fortunate thaein, the
field will he swelled by all those whose owners
are at all Mod, even with such • Derby fermate ne
the Marquis amueg the competitors. The latter has several
tells ceuipaoiuma, the Saar to Yiisard, &moues star, and
Allelck, being very fashionably bred ; and although at is
earimured the latter, with the skalds( Ace of Glebe, will
hut Doncaster, Whitewall will be well repraented,
wren chi ta 'voting solely to the Ilarmais, who was lack- I
wai.l 11/ pi eparetion when ruuniug a dad hest with Nip.
tames a few weeks kick. The other perforessoces of Dote
aseupriae I• 11 :gLio4 Stock and Tolitrao, the Litter being
shed when heater by Caterer at Gooleraid, while
Lard I ...lireige's colt evidently wanted more tame ass has
aspired some he ran at Vork to be in his heat form. Thee
there are seeeral dark motels fur the Whitewal crack to
beat tin' chi. s .1 them being Canaries and Lecydea, sad
line that the fernier is still laiciewant lIA prep...nation it
woad re in the cads for him to overthrow the ,
The Glasgow Stakes King of Hark ha. teething to (ear to, I
aced Ilipiastausia is the best of die public bones tit the
Dilly makes. while a two-vrold ought &fry oaf the itevival
PUP, T laaww,p's par, Totntuy deuce and lass iug
eery nice weights Is carry hone. 'I he Vorkshee Ilaaaliap
te aspiring but "peat" this year, only It/ having somh led.
and out of theme Gameskr, Wallace, NCenicock, Chen Amis.
the IPM:elation eat, Yultella, ilighllyer, N youstay, the
Nina Whip colt, and Adak 14011110 e ter run, Voltella'e
haws% weight ocarina • greet many, and she has oily to
her Wallace, in my opinion. after Sl...rock's exhibition at
York. The thasniter Hate, for a lia•h Tattoo is Dot over.
weislited. is the only other event elated, the weigha•for-age
Nitswilliant, a selling go, and • nietgli, making up the card
far the opening day.
The St. Leger elsy's programme will consist, literally, of
but half a doses MOM as there was only Oda entry fur the
Nuetcapal, sad there wall be thus pleat; of time for specs-
latex, on the peat ergot, which promisee as interesting
struggle, a, in addition to Kettledrum Induce by Seowden),
AUZYilall (.1. Coiner), Kildonen (Frinthead, Lily Rapes
41;ollochh Brown stout, The Hoe (A. Day), Imam' (Ed-
want.), Janus (Welk), and Sege, them are almost as great
a 'moiler of matadors na the list of probable. slaters—
Vollieatoue (or Kuseley), Camerino, the Clarke' oath Oahe
Lau on meow, Brownie (or Bat.), lactatur, Lupus, Yank-
feed, anti Billy beadles being at heat talked about. sad
the mayerity are certain to swell the field. Kettle.
• accoiding to present arrangemeate, wall kis rads.
by la Snowden, and his tuckers need net fear
for his enema en the score of jockaship, while
the market must eaviece the moat sceptical the hone has
dna. well aims the Derby. It then summits to • question
whether Aurelian, Kilikaan, or Imams has anaproved seal•
assitly to tare the tables ue hint, or whether Lady Itipmee
Orbs fame be good enough to put her skewed* ham. it
always struck me her lad) hip's position with Brown Duchess
sal Pairw4er was • Wee one, and that had Osborue's
mien allowed him to conic along with her after entering ,
Hie straight she would have won ; again, there is no question
about the Duchess having heat elf Just before her
; and them reasons, when added to Lady
Naps 's after doings, are sufficient for me to
discard her in favour of Kettledrum. For lasses
tree form we must go back to the The
named Guinan, where he was about seeseddissi
I. thoplianteis • hundred yards from borne, Katharine@
aisappoiotment having kept him in the backgroned esti!
then. In Ins turn, haus mat with • media'. at Epsom. and
Sherieon'e position showed he should have ban shoat
where Aurelian was, moths% the latter and Imam are equal
as rag int. perfonnancea 'That the Duocalter coarse will.
\peeve', better suit the Finites horse there is so quesiiee,
sad the accounts of his doings at home are also the mare
satisfactory of the two, which is quite sufficient mama fee
limy giving him the preform**. kildosan did two "pod
thug." during the career, having ace beam
lowa in a common muter, aud w sestlasir
eseasion gives I vaahoff 51b aed • besting,
which will put him at least on an equality
with Aurelian, and between the two Kettledrum may And
it • inure arduous task to win at telecaster than it was at
Baum. All three berme are, however, so equally sailed to
the distance, that Kettledrum ought to beat Aurelian and
Kildeeen again • and I an see nothing else that is likely to
rue home near the trio, after Dictator's disgraceful doings
the seam, even admitting Brown Stout is carrying so much
of the Whitewall money, Uri The Roe canes with such a
mputatkm from lasisebury. The Corporation Plate is ou •
nibs T.Y.U., Donner tied Blitz, Amsterdam, sad
Lapis* having the best of the weights, if they
am oats is their best foam ; but the Two.year-old
Handkap Sweepstakes it In bard to deal with, as to get am-
ebas that looks really well is we hese to go as far back as
Liverpool Spring, when Potpourri ran well enough to have
• chalice hem at 7st 41h. The Queen's Plate, • Two sod
Three l'ear I tld Sereepatelies, awl the Stand Handicap, one..
peke the ovate yet to close.
Thursday's great feature ie the Portland Plate, wherein
J. Scott with Kalght of St. Patrick and looser unit
T. Dawson with Loaphot and Tommy Jones, and Folort's
stable with Pancake and Antwerp, look particularly dan•
props
as do
also
sorbaa light weights u Bas
if.'"'"l°Pliera;
another good pear in Sweetmeat' and Daher end
the Drone being another whilom Oyer tamed loose,
while Crammed is astonishingly well treated after he York
rissaiug. The Eglingtoa, kr two sad Mae year olds, will
allied Lady Chides aa opportualty of analog her fiat race
Ye year (unless she should run in the Fitswilliam), as the
amuses is pist her cut, aid she cannot complain of having
the wane of the weights, except with hoses e, my ides
Itemg that the two cap heat all their rontenipareries as re-
ap, with the old 'us for choice. In the 10 sots.retiatalree the nib course will act very much against
the half-trained Pleader, and only Lord Stamford can in.
Seders with the success of this 51b-penalised Witigraire, who
always struck me ea wanting a distance. The Scarborough
sad letlauel Stakes well probably travel auto Lord SUM.
fairs pocket, by the aid of Imaus, although he moat be
very It to heat Lupus. There is only a two-year-old sell.
zee to close for the third .hiy.
Cap ilk:, will nut be nch in gems se in former years,
•MO eau Sweepstake; for Knight of St. Patrick, mad the
Park Hill Stakes for Bruen Duchess, lona reduced almost
es sertaieties ; while, miles. the St. Leger should trios out
• Over mom Loly CGf.bD. oppmeete in the Doncaster
Illabes, she may have all her own way therein. The Don.
eater L'ep is already booked a 'etc.:one cooclosion iu letting
eagles for the Wiaard, and yet the entries (which have yet to
be lade) • to include Kettledrum sod Elcho, who
engin to ve him something to do over the two miles and
what : however, there on be no iiiiiathia shoat • 4.vr old
Site the Waked, at Rat Alb, laming a little the beet of the
Weights wit\ Kettledrum (74 7110), and the Goodwood
armies gives him the advaotage over Elcho (7.t,. The
Doe Stakes (which might he picked up by the Lawyer),
Nursery Plate, Town Plate. • selling Scurry, and three
nuitelaca, will make the last .lay's earl of fare the heavier
the four.-1 ea, Jac., ME TEOIL

Rdwre Brown and Wafter Mrade, who were brought up
on Friday last,tcharged, the former with stealing a coat, the
property of his employer, Messrs. Faroell and Co., Bishops-
gate-street, clothiers, and the latter with receiving the same
well knowing that it had been stolen, were spin brought
There was no fresh evidence adduced, and both prisoners
were committed Ice trial.
BOWSTREET.
Au elderly man named Edward Wilson, and his eon (a
youth of 114) were charged with stealing a walnut table,
worth 71., the property of Mr. K Winter, furniture dealer,
of MX, Oxford-street.
Police-constable Watson bad his attention called to the
prisoeers by • shoeblack, who hinted that he thought they
were "up to mischief." They were carrying a table, and
witness followed the priaroners till they came to a furniture
shop kept by Mr. Driver in the same street. Seeing that
the table was deposited there, witness supposed that it was
" all right." The next day, however, he heard of the table
having been stolen from the shop of Mr. Winter, and then
he communicated what be bad seen to his superior officer.
' Mr. Winter said the male prisoner came to his shop and
inquired for a job of work, and while witness's back was
turned, the table in question was moved off. He hoped
that his worship would remember that it was worth 6/. cost
price. and Mr. Driver bad only given 30s. for it.
Mr. Driver—l gave him what be asked for it.
The elder prisoner said—l am guilty, but my boy is inno-
cent, as Ood is my witness. I was dnveo to it by distress.
Mr. Henry-1 think the boy may be discharged ; but the
other prisoner must be committed to prison for three
months.

GREENWICFL
William Thomas and Louis (iodate!, American seamen,
were brought up for final examination on a charge of
smutting and robbing James Calum on the highway.
The prosecutor said—l am a lighterman, and reside at 5,
London-court, Deptford. On Saturday night last, between
11 and 12 o'clock, I went into the Plough public-house,
Lower-road, Rotherhitbe, and saw three sailors, the pri-
soners being two of them, standing at the door. They
asked me if I wag the stevedore of the Grace Darling, and I
said I was. They then mid they were seamen on board
the Cambria, lying at the head of the Grace Darling
in the Commercial Dock, that they had not been
paid off, and they wished me to be their friend,
as they were had up. I treated them to drink, sa
gave two of them a shilling each and the third two
shillings, they promising to repay me on the Monday. I
left the house at 12 to go home, and the prisoners and the
other sailor left with me, saying they were going on board
their ship and would accompany me part of the way. Whoa
I got about 70 yards from the Plough public-house all at
once the three set upon me, had me down on the ground,
and began kicking me, one of them saying, " Boot him,
kick him ; be is down now." I was then kicked shoat the
head and fare, and when I felt the hand of one of them in
my trousers pocket, where I had about Ms. in silver, I
called out "Murder," and " Help," and held the prisoner
Thomas until a constable came up. 1 saw Thomas with a
knife in his band while we were struggling together upon
the ground, and he said he would cut my fingers off if
did not leave go my hold.
Polioe.constable Hughes, 249 M, said—l apprehended the
prisoner Gothiel about 8 o'clock on Tuesday night, at a house
in Chambers's-court, Ratcliff-highway. He said be stood on
the bank and saw "Tommy " knock the prosecutor down,
and that then " Tommy " came to him and said, " Let us
make a run." _ .

HERTFORD, SEPT. 14.-A large attendance at farmers
and good supply of new grain. Wheat sold freely at
is, per load over last week's rates. Barley was in brisk
demand, but prior* Do higher. New oats fetch 20s. to 26e.
per qr., and sew beans, 245. to 275. per load. Winter
tares, 7s. 6d. to Ba. 6cL per busheL Old wheat very dull,
there being little or no demand ; best red new fetches
585., and white, 625. per qr.
LEICESTER, Barr. 14.-There was a fair attendance
of farmers and factors at our corn market today,
and the show of wheat was tolerable, • large proportion of
the supply being seraphs of this year's growth. The trade
ruled tolerably firm, at le. over the prices of last week ; new
white sorb changed hands at 60e. to 64e. • new red, 50s. to
60a. ; old white, 50e. to 58s. ; old red, 401. to Me. per 96
stone. The supply of barley was by no means abundant,
and the demand being bealtLy prices in mart case, were
la. per quarter higher than heretofore, malting being dim•
posed of at 365. to 40a. per quarter, and grinding
at 28s. to 30s. per 30 stone. The ante trade was
firm, and the show being small, holders expo).
rienced very little difficulty in supporting the extreme
rates of last week ; new, 245. to 26e. ; old, 30s. to Ma. per
24 stone. There was a moderate share of bushier* trans-
acted in beano, the supply of which was limited, and price.
had • tendency to advance, 40a. to 48e. per 38 stone being
the current terms. Fine flour, 425. to 445. ; seconds, 39e.
to 40a. ; thirds, 375. per 20 stone. .

Day ticket, will be i.;;;a7r;.;;liii;Wi.;;;•....d other
*tattoos on Monday sad following days. and will be availa-
ble fur return o• any lay up to and including Saturday
neat. Cheap oicareion trains will be despatched from
Itiosescrom on Wednesday and Friday at 6.0 a.m.. arriving
at Doncaster at 11.0 a.m., and returning to town each even-
ing at 6.30 p.m., the fares for the double journey being
o.ly 10s. Oa Friday afternoon • special train will leave
Doncaster is advance of the Edinburgh Express at 5.15 p.m,
by which capital arrangement Londoners will he enabled to
reach town at the early hour of 9.15 p.m. Hones may be
forwarded to Denamatar on ary week day by the trains
leav-
lag London at 6.30 a.m., 7.40 a.m., used 12.0 at noon, sod a
special Main for the conveyaoco of horses will Mare Dooms-
ter for Kieste.crom and other stations at 10.0 a.m. on
Saturday 0301111 M.
The London sad North Western and Midland companies
will issue ordinary first and second class day tickets from
Enstou.equare oy all trains to Doncaster each day. available
to return by any trigs' ap to and including Saturday nest.

LIPLANATION.

B.—Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. at mean sea
level ; each 10 feet, of vertical doe, causing about one hundredth
of an Inch diminution and each 10 deg., above 32 deg., causing
nearly three.hundredths increase. IL—Exposed thermometer
In shade. Id.—Moistened bulb (tor evaporation and dew
point). D.—Dlrectlon of wind (trite—two point' kit of mag-
netic). C.—force ,1 to 12--estimated). C.—ekmd (1 to 9:. I.—
Odtials b, blue sky: c. clouds (detached): f, fog; 11, hall ; 1.
lightning: m, misty (harp) ;0, overcast (dull) r, rain ;s, snow ;
t, thunder. o.—ilewdlsturbance (Ito 9). Z--(aim.

William Harris, adritTliToitiniitman, between ro. and 60
who d %LI h. belt in
ileaa;;:r4etltsZe t, Cleegnenwell:rasewas changed with having in
his possession a bar of soap, and not giving a satisfactory
account of the lame.

. .
Newcannx-ueoir-Trey Suer. 14.-At our market this
morning we bad a moderate show of wheat from the
growers, cbießy of the new crop, only a small portion of
which was in condition, although some samples had been in
the fields three weeks to a month ; a clsarance,however,wiui
quickly effected at the full rates of this day weenie* there
being a range of fully 16s. per qr. betwoeo the highest and
lowest point. In consequence of the condition of our new
being so indifferent, factors hold old wheats very stiffly an
advance et fully le. per qr. being readily complied with,
but where a greater advance was demanded business was
checked. For the best dry new Norfolk yellow 64a.
to 64e. 6d. was paid, select white up to 665. per 50416.,
whilst in old south country little was done, our millers not
being disposed to accept the rates required. Foreign met
more attention, middling Danish weighing only 57¢lbs. per
bushel, touching 51a, and another lot, a shade better in
quality 58;16ared Stettin 565., whereto; for choica
red Wolgast, 63a., all per 5041te. per bushel, was paid in
retail. Our miller' having succeeded in establishing the
nominal advance of 2s. per sack of last week, we raise our
quotations in conformity, say to 435. per sack. Some floe
new Norfolk malting barley, the first arrival of the meson,
weighing near 5611 a. per bushel, was sold at 43e. ; grioding
met little inquiry. Malt much as before. Beans and peas
unchanged. Out, rather dearer. The arrivals this week
are :-Wheat, coastwise, 2,952 gra ; foreign, 3,062; barley,
coastwise, 107 ; malt, coastwise, 10 ; oats, coastwise, 673 ;
foreign, 1,150; Sour, coastwise, 690 sacks.
Noarneu, San. 14.-Here today wheat was in good
supply, and the demand for shipment to France con-
tinuing, prices advanced Is. to 21. per quarter for the best
samples, and fully la per quarter for those parcels which
were not of quite so good a quality. There was some little
quantity of new barley offering, and prices ranged from
345. to 395. per quarter to the grower. There was little of
any other grain at market. Flour made le. per sack more
money. White wheat is quoted this evening 625. to 64e.
(weight, 62Ibs. to 641 b. per bushel) ; and red ditto, 58e. to
61s. per quarter. Flour, 40a. per sack.
NorrtmotrAw, Sart 14.-At our corn exchange to-day
there ease moderate quantity of wheat on offer, which for
the most part consisted of new samples ; old rts were in
short supply, and in fair condition. There was a fair de-
maod for wheat, and the rates of last week were realised.
Old white descriptions moved off at 47a. to 64e.; old red,
40s. to 59e. ; new white, 595. to 65a; new red, 58s. to 61e.
per 11; stone. There was a limited supply of barley at
market, for which the demand was steady and prices were
quite la per qr. higher than in the week previous ; malting
(new) sold at 39a. and 43. per quarter ; old grinding, 28s.
to 31e. per 30 stone. Of oats the supply was middling, and
the demand ruled healthy at rates the turn in favour of the
seller, and in some eases Is. per quarter more mocey was
made ; old were taken off at 26e. to 38.. ; new, 245. to 27e.;
old foreign, 265. to 30e. per 24 stone. Beans were in short
supplyiand a fair consumptive inquiry was experienced,
being ensiled to obtain full, late prices ; fine, 48s.
to 51s. secondary, 40a. to 465. per 38 stone. Flour was in
moderate request, and moved off at 355. to 425. for fine, and
465. to 525. per sack of 20 stone for superfine ditto. Yeas
nominal.

WILTIIIOI BILTROTED TILL Totuniutow OR MIXT DAT.
North Beitain—Wrat to North—lttrong. with rain.
Ireland—North-wedeln—Fresh or strong, with TILL
East Comet—West is North—Strohg.
South Fahland—wanted to NortlaWed—airong.

The prisoner has several times been convicted at this and
other courts on charges of petty felony. On Friday evening
Police:sergeant Warms, who was in plain clothes," saw
the prisoner in St. Paneras, Bed, knowing hi antecedents,
watched him. He saw him enter several shops under the pre-
tence of wishing to sell a loatand while he was speaking to the
shopkeepers he placed • sack upon some soap and candles, '
but after leaving one in the Euston-road, the sergeant
stopped him, and asked him what he had got in his
possession. The prisoner protested that he had nothing
about bins, said he was • respectable man, and
told the sergeant to mind hi own bulbar,. The sergeant
asked him if he bad not got any soap, when the prisoner
exclaimed, "Soap, Milted ; I should think not." He was
then taken to the police-station, and when he was searched
a lir of yellow sup was found in bin possession. The pri-
soner then said it was very strange, but he bad forgotten
the circumstance, but he then remembered that be had pur-
chased the soap of a man whom he bad accidentally met
in the streets, whom he did not know, and gave him eight.
pence for it.
The prisoner, in defence, said be was very sorry, but be
was not aware that he wee doing wrong. If be was dia.
charged this tune he would never do the like again, and it
should be a caution to him.

11;epriae nen declined to put icy questions to the wit-
noire, and Mr. Trull fully committed them for trial.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

J&u. Speller, a seaman on board the American chip Boa.
phorua, lying in the Commercial Docks, was brought up for
final examination, charged with the murder of William
Dixon, and also with assaulting and stabbing Thomas Porter,
mamas on board the same vessel. _

CASUALTIMI.

Argentina, from Cardeitas W IlisTClyde, was lost at Carysfort
Light on the 14th of August—New York, Sept. 3.
Emerald Isle, from Key West to London was ashore at Email.
combo ,? Key on the lath of August—New York, Sept. 3.
Prima Donna. of Liverpool. from Havannah to this port. was
ashore near Cape Florida on the 18th of August—New York,
Sept. 3.

The evidence taken on the previous examination having
been mad over, Police.constable 264 It mid be took the
prisoner into custody alongside the Bosphorus, in the Com-
mercial Docks, at which time be appeared much excited, and
said, " I ans verysorry for the man who is dead. I did not ie-
tend it for him, but for the other man, who used me very
badly on the voyage:"
The prisoner, having been cautioned in the usual manner,
remarked that he wished to make a statement, and said, "I
had hod no quarrel with Dixon to speak of, and hod no
will towards him he did it himself. He caught me by the
collar, and then seizing me round the waist jerked my hand
up, and in pulling my arm down violently the knife
entered his neck.". . . . .

Sir tialter Raleigh, dead for Liverpool from Kingston, Jamaica,
was lost at Carew's Creek, Cape Florida, on the 15th of August.
—New York, Sept. 3.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.

America, from Penang for London, August Id. lat. 13 N., km.

Aline,horn Akyab for Yalmouth. August 11.
Arab (Danish barque;, from London S 6 days. July 29, lat. 18.2 8.,
100. 31.25 W.
Cashmere, from New Zealand for London, July t 3, lat. 7 8.,
. _

;t:itTeTieOt having been signed by the prisoner, Mr.
Trani committed him for triaL
WANDSWORTH. _ _ _

lon. 2$ W.

Dakotaliltam Moulmein for United Kingdom, July 6, let. 6 8.,

Vi'arnes said he had had the prisoner in custody twice on
similar charges.
Mr. D'Eyucourt mid the prisoner seemed to have had
warnings enough before. Hs would remand him, however,
to suable him to produce the man of whom be bad purchased
the soap.

John Cannon, a cab driver, wee summoned by another
cabman, named Perry, for plying for hire at a place not
being appointed as a stand by the Commissioners of Police.
Perry was on the Clapham-common stand, while the
defendant and three others stood with their cabs a short
distance away, waiting their turn to pull on the rank.
The defendant bad been heard to say that he would have
the first fare in spite of them, and he was seen to hold up
his hand and ply for hire. He obtained a fare and drove
away.
The defendant denied plying for him, and said the fans
got into his cab without being bailed.
Mr. Daymau thought the ease proved, and fined the de-
Umlaut fie. with Mi. costs, or 14 days imprisonment.
The money was paid.

lon. OIL . .
riudon (barque), from Ilverpool, July 31, lat. 28 8., lon. 34.30 W.
Indiana, from London for Calcutta, July 31, lat. Is S., lon. 32 W.
James Alexander (ship), from Arica for Liverpool, lat. 42 N.,
lon. 27 W.
Oswego, from Liverpool for Montreal, Sept. 7, lat. 49 N.
Palmerston, from Bombay for London, July B. lA. 18 8., ion. of 0.
Psyche, from Macri for London seven weeks, Aukust, 23. m
Tunis Bay.
Severn, from Colombo for London, August 7, 1at.13 N., ion. 26 W.
Theresa, from London for Bombay, July 24, lat. 28 S., lon. CO E.

William Maloney, an Irishman, wno bee been several
times under examination, on a charge of the wilful
murder of his wife, Mary Maloney, by stabbing her in the
neck with a knife, was brought up for final examination.
The depositions having been read over, and Mr. Arnold
having cautioned the prisoner, asked him what he had to say
in
Priton reply ?
er —I have nothing to say, any more than that I am
innocent.

SHETANEINS DOCKYARD. —The Orestea, steam-
vessel, having received her crew, will proceed to the Pacific
station. The Swallow is ordered tote fitted out immediately
for service on the coasts of Japan and Kore► The Barcesa,
new screw-steamer, has shipped her manta, and the riggers
are fitting her for the first division of the steam reserve.
Messrs. Westwood and Co. have entered into • contract
with the Admiralty to erect a new caisson to fit one of the
docks at this yard.

He was then fully committed for triaL
WORSHIP-STREET.

A decision of some importance to persons journeying by
omnibuses was given by Mr. Leigh, ou the complaint of
Mr. Lye, a plumber, resoling in Downliam-road, Kiugsland,
against James Chapman, a driver in the service of the
London General Omnibus Company.
The evidence was that, on the 26th ult., Mr. Lye attempted
to mount to one of two empty sesta b, tho side of defendant
on a Kingsland omnibus—that he was refused occupancy of
either of them upon the ground that they were previously
engaged, and consequently that he had suffered some incon-
venience from delay.
Mr. Beard, on the part of the defendant, did not deny the
facts alleged on the part of the tradesman, his answer to
which was that the two vacant seats spoken of were paid for
weekly, and Unit the driver was compelled to retain them for
the sole ma of thoaegentlemen who woreregular riders by that
vehicle.

CONCEALMLN7 or Blurt.—On Thum.lay, at the
New Bailey, Manchester. before Mr. Trafford and another
magistrate. Anne, the wife of Mr. Booth, surgeon, Serintoe,
was brought up and charged with cooneslmeot of birth.
Mr. Booth and his wife have slept in different rooms for
nearly two years. For some time he seems to h►ve sus-
pected that she was unfaithful to him. On Thursday, from
additional facta which came to hie knowledge, he sum-
moned the police, and the dead body of a recently-born
child was found under Mrs. Booth's pillow. Should the
child was born on Wednesday night, about 12 o'clock. She
had to get out of bed, and fainted. When she recovered, at
nearly 2 o'clock, she found that the child was born, and was
lying dead. She obtained some tea, and went to bed again.
She slid not say what she had done to the child. Oa Satur-
day Mr. Roe made a post modem examination of the body.
He had no doubt th►t it had been born alive and lived some
time. It had not died from husmorrliage, nor were there
any external marks of violence. He believed that death had
resulted through exposure and suffocation. It was quite
possible that the mother might have feinted, and that the
child was horn under the oinmrostaneeedetailed by her. Mr.
Trafford considered that the evidence was ounclusive, and
committed the prisoner fur trial at the next Liverpool
assizes, but would nccept ball in two sureties of 100 f. each.
Au inquest was held on the body of the child at the Wel-
lington Hotel, on Saturday, betel. Mr. Rutter, and a ver-
dict of " Concealment of birth, and death from exposure
and suffocation occidental," was returned.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

BLUMBERo.—September 12, at Ladbrokusquare,
the wile of O. F. Blumberg, Esp., of a son.
CHASE—September 12, at the Rectory, St. Andrew'thill. Doc
CUorg.coomions. the wife of the Rev. C. F. Chase, of a .13ughter.
RTIK.--fieptember 12, at the Cedar.. Burnes.eommon, the
wife of W. C. Curtis, Esq., of a daughter.
DI.;DGRON.— September It at Devonshire-road, Greenwich, Dn.
J. H. Dudgeon. of a daughter.
INGLlSll.—September 12, at Colehill House, Fulham, the wife
of J. English. Esq., of a daughter.
GARRATT —September 12, at Renidnitton.gardena4quare, the
wife of Captain T. Garrett, of a daughter.
HlLL—September 12, at Bache Hall, Cheshire. the wife of S. B.
Hill. Seq., of • daughter.
ICKlUL—licpleinber 12, at Tatisteek-square, the wife of T. N.

OXFORD, SEPT. 14.—50 great was the attendance of sellers
of wheat at market to-day, and so abundant the samples,
that the up tendency of prices obtained last week was coin.
pletely stopped, and a dull market was the consequence, as
few factors and millers would purchase, except from Di-
aeuity. New wheat was worth from 524. to 82e. ; old
wheat, from 4N. to, 565. per qr. Barley, of which many
samples of middling quality changed halide, ruled from 31e.
to Be. Oats and beans were rather a dull rale, with little
alteration in prices. Flour (seconds) commanded from 41s.
to 42a. per sack.
Pmrganosuron, SZPT. 11.—At our market today we
bad a large supply of wheat, which met a dull sale at
L. per qr. under the prices of this day week. Barley
offering more plentifully. Oats in short supply and ready
sale. Beans as last week. Best red wheat, 58s. to 575.
per qr. of 5011ba. ; common ditto, 50c to 51s. per 4501 be. ;
eats, 1114. to Is. OW. per stone; beans, 12s. to 435.
per qr. of =lbs.
Itgannic. Sari. 14.—There was a fair supply of wheat
at our market this morning, and a good attendance. The
new grain CMS to hand in splendid condition. There was
a good trade, and last week's prices fully maintained, and
in some instances an advance was realised. The weather
being somewhat cooler mahatma now begin to be busy, and
there was a good demand for barley, at fully Is. in advance.
Ie other articles but little doing.
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PROGRAMME OF DONCASTER RACE&
TUESDAY, SOT. 17.
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Mr. Leigh, having referred to the statute, observed
that, according to the driver's witnesses, tits seats ha dis-
pute were poiritively. engaged and paid for prerioedy to
Mr. Lye claiming a right to one of them, and such being the
ease be (Mr. Leigh) did not think the cnmplalnant could
Moist upon being allowed to occupy either. The summons
must therefore be dismissed.
Gioroe Owlet, the driver of a Hansom cab, was clamed
ns remand with baring caused the death of Elizabeth Julia
Heade, aged ft yams.
The ease against the prisoner was that shortly after eight
o'clock on the evening of Wednesday last he was driving a
cab at • furious rate along Willow-walk, Curtain-road • that
suddenly the wheel of the vehicle got so close to the kerb
as to gram limiest it, rod that the child is questiou was
etruck on the shoulder by the edge or box of the wheel
while she stand on the pavement. A leogthened inquest
had bees held, and had resulted io a verdict of accidental
death.

Tint Irtrovrais V of awn, each, with 100 added,
detail aim ; Mao mood to save his Make. Ow nth. To
dila awl same this day (bloaday).
To CIIAMPAGNI BTALIIII of 10 son. lads, b ft, for 2-irt.
side ; Sat 7111; SUM. Bst ; th• mood to rave is
Mahe. stmt the trimmer to 'praxis dusts of clumpsim to the
Damtater Paciug Food. Rol Homo ia. (:11 @tibia)—Am
a Chiba Put Pourri, Brisker, BirdhilL Town Cosseillor,
&toting Sttar. knight of Ha Richard, Tim Earl of fioney,
• by Bab.itus— ltrowe 1t.... lastructor, Ashford. TM Mar-
quis; W ma-4.10t, Malanisoca, Malek. Lady Hoodoo, Chief.
tale • Lord Krindal, Vertuotes, Tau de
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vatirur dam by Melbourne, Cliurehniais,
Fleistore, Lao(lrs. Predatory. 11..ctur, Cellsriva, Ispora.
brim Laughlog St,..k, broth. r to Horace, t'srudwriok. New-
market, The Night Watch (4...)), Prone Edward (paid).
?MI FILLY SYMMS of 30 sore. each, 211 ft, for 2.yr-old
0., AA :lb each. Red Ham is. (IA subs.) Rossi
desamioe, f by Kiagstoo f Ly Orioado--Adise,
I I, Ilerbittas, dm by Gauselsiy, liarr.t, Abbess, Vietria,
Lemma. f by Wild liovrell—iltoitiy, Roaaiblle, Middle
Ite•rille, Hopeful buchrs., lAnlr, 7.sroliciasha, Hippo.
dassis, I by llama O'Rourke— Birthday, Coppall, Red Tape

.. .- . .
KM, Eq. s of a ou..
ROOKRlX—Paptember 1!. Mrs. X 8. Roberts, of Park road.
Illoreratoelohltl, of a daughter.
SWINDMIXS.-Beptember U, at Matter Temple-street, Monello-
ter, Mrs. I. Suthdalla, of a daughter.

ANOTHER TRAMWAT.—Meeare. Mowlem, Burtt,
sod Freeman, the extensive roistrattors, have commenced
laying down an iron tramway as the west side of the Black-
fruireroad, which will be extended to the Elephant and
Castle, Newhigton.hutts. via the London road. The no-
velty of the principle is, that instead of the tramway con-
sisting of smooth iron plates, these are in blocks of oast-ime
about eighteen inches square and four in thickness, the
surface being chequered with small oblong blocks pro-
truding. so es to give horses good footing when passing over
the metal way, but not causing the slightest obstruction to
the wheels of vehicles travelhog upon it. The blotto are
laid upon a firm substratum of compost, and will be on a
level with the other portions of the road.

Two witemeee, named Vincent tad flteptoe, were ex-
amined, and, although no judges of pace, they declared that
defendant drove ea fast that they were obliged to run at
their greatest speed to overtake him, and that he did not
slacken bin pace after the occurrence, though cries were
raised of " 81ee him !"
Yr. Beard eLed the Rev. Hooker Edward Wiz for the
defence. That gentleman said he engaged defendant at the
terminus of the Eastern Comities Railway ; that he re-
marked no gassing against the kerb in Willow-walk ; and
that in his opinion the driver was not proceeding so fast as
those who manage " Hansoms" usually do.
The prisoner was again renianded, and Mr. Leigh agreed
to admit prisoner to bail in two sureties of 401. each.

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ROCHFBTIR. llirr. 14.—There was • rather better show
of wheat at this Corn Exchange, the stands being pretty
fairly supplied with both old and new descriptions, and also
foreign kinds. On the whole the trade has exhibited in-
creased activity, and • fair amount of business has been
done during the week at advanced rates, the intelligence
from the London and great provincial market. causing
prices to title Is. to 2s. per quarter. For prime new lota of
English there were rather eager demands, and a fair amount
of bushier was done. In foreign the trade was brisker,
and Is. to 2s. per slimier over the prices of last week was
obtained. In the flour trade there was rather more specu-
lation, and an advance in prices of shoat Is. per sack has

?In STAKIP4 of :in e..e. earl. 20 ft. for 2-
itid 7lb ~eh. lied Howie u. 1* Nam) no
Light of Rt. Michael. • b• Berteitti•— Flatter. Coots. lard
=N.A. (pakii.
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TIM OttAT YORA.I4IIII HANDICAP Of 25 Nom 'loch. 15
11.aad Goal &r.. with 100 aside* ; the seem,
nerve 50 son. out of the Nakao ; visors of a iaadiasp