The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-07 00:00:00

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4 THE EXPRESS, MONDA Y EVENING OCTOBER 7 1861.
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I SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. W.E.IT LONDON RitIVING CLUB.-itrumr. tabs littelligenct. duplicate of some cloth of him." Williams further said that MARKETS. boiling peas, .".2s. to 56e. • flour becoods), 425. per sack.
I OARED RACE. he had sold a gold pin Gi Mr. Keyes, sad other stolen -w- Best bread, 64d. ; good bnad, 6d., the 41b. loaf.
__ w__ things, many of which had come front Norwood and the TALLOW.-KerranAt Ansttoooo. -The market was pp 1.,.. •
.fliarr RsuOtiSlf, OLT. 5.-At our market today we
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THE LATE NE‘t 31ABKET -tN" liltil -
COMING BEIntiND MEETINOW
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Tlie clueing nice of the season of this leading
seetropolitea rowing chili was contested on Saturday, 54 METROPOLITAN COUNTY COURT&
lilting days appolated for the grmentweek.
ian. upon the usual course, Hammersmith to Putoey, and Weenereersa, tit Martine-lane -Meeday, Oct. T : Tuesday.
soo taken nsultoi DI ow of the (hied ...meets emu this season.
44114-If bet aerie.. prart'wllnife IstaY '''''' The crews, as Inentimied in our issue of Saturday, were is II: Wednesday. u 1 leirelay. ie. Friday. 11. Crystal Palace. Mr. Keyes admitted purchasing • gold pin i firm today. Subjoitsed an the closing prices r-Spot, had a
of kim, but denied that be did anythieg else, and he did not 51a. • Dec., 51s. to 51s. 6d. • January to March, 52e.;
kaow it was stolen. Mr. Keyes remained at the Lsolicer Natoli, 525. to 52a. 6d. ; 1880 Y.C., 50s. ad ha MU Ad
station, while witness. accompanied by Mr. Moore, is in- Deliveries to last evening, 3,260 auks ; arrivals,
Blosilocater, Portlandrued.-Wednesday, tict 9 : Thursday, "scam. Proceeded m l'i° hum". wher° they saw lire* here' cue"'
10 . Friday 11.
Is • fan minrion, the et Perim*. 8t '1 Adding • foorth day to follows-the number. denoting the order in which they „,, • ow
„rest
arrived at the "Annie , est
Ike Newmarket Fit-t 1 st•Jer Meetioa hae set lave a vioy 1.1 . aad told her what they wanted. She at once opeoed • c est - pry of wheat, which met read
a y rale at
fully ls. per qr. over the priees of this day week. Barley
---•-- - unaltered. Otte rather easier to buy. Beans but few
3,961 off Ors Best red wheat, 5044. per qr. of 501Ibs. ; commoo
g good conditiou.
RIDiTCM, need -Monde'', Oct. 7: Tueaday, 8: of &men and produced six plated tewspoons, which she arrroN.-LivcaPOOL, Om. 5.-The sake to-day are diPetrt42°lwai.;4l42:' r2:14-1.1'.r::4. 's3t-I.l'd• t° ''' "d'
Ther-def . 10.
, „,,eee „,,,eete wog twe Mr. Nash's Crew. I Blur/. I. I. . Wed, T. Hoed. tl. tem. ima.rood.....yriday. ra.t. II
ouerewdal goo. the r ntre- i`e i'e' --,„--,,,___ ' Ford, J. W. Line., L. A. Moutlet, T. N. Telfourd, G. D.
Moll, em the amen. mei mem t'lw"""r •""'"7. ale-, Wed., Lida, E. Nash (deptityooptaino stroke : G. Noisy (cox-
es toot,. eith,„mb the Mow. in twain on the 11111441 ...jai.
allee ars reskoewl hy huedrede ; 'unt if it be takes into Ilr. Pitt's Crew. (White). 2. T. Verity, A. Welch,
esesidensturi bow hard the ;rood wit wily wr but had J. Muir, F. Chopman. F. .1. Tyler, W• A• Steven, B.
,k„, Dewar, A. R. Pitt, J. Cockerel), feu. (coxswain.)
Ikea l'e 'erie sine 'it w."l be umiak to lA7 '''. 31r. Thora's Crew. (Red and White.) 3. E. E. B k
imprwoet failed olmgoth,e. as many homm were J. Barrett, C. E. Inns, G. Kerridge, C. Collins (secretary) TH.E POLICE COURTS.
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M ANSION-HOUSE.
• i and Cattarieo Riror., man and wife, both of wh
pear to n enng on mg ty years of age, were rirougahP;
bapt in the stable snarly hien this nue. Never A. D. Houseman, F. W. Bryant (captain), A. Thorn, luud ed he he i ' • h
Wore wse the field so below tue mark for the Trul John Tyler, jun., president, (coxswain). m. ono ha f
nate a lie h set ti.e bull rolling mire slowly Mr. E. D. IlrickwomL the gentleman amateur champion '''' -". ° rge said she hail purchased oi the prisoner Williams. The , large, with a dearer tendency. The sales are 15,000 hales,
latter was with them at the tame, and lie weto towards including 11,750 American, at 7d. to 114 d. • 3,000 Surat, °u
a pincushion on the table, aod took up • gold pin, saying, at sOd. to 70.; 200 Egy
"I sold that to Mr. Keyes." Mr. Moore took pconesion at 91d. Of which 5,000 are for
of that, when withered said to Mrs. Keys', . You day's imPost is MO bales.
have some silver spoons rnarked " It." She said she had, r market this mornin , and in
perian, at 10 d., to tia ;eo %hie. comnieuced by asking h
READING, Orr. 5. -There was a fair supply of wheat at
Holdets
Igher prices, but those were not soh.
• and eoporo To. mitted to, Chad the trade must be quoted same as last week,
with • good demand. Good malting barley was eagerly
bought up. In other articles, businesa nominal.
and they went down stairs, and she produced from a cup. COTTON GOODS.-MANcourn, OCT. 5. -Nothing Itoce eons, Oct. 5.-Although the markets have been
board three silver tampon, and • saltepoon, marked " 1t.," has yet occurred that could materially improve the poeition well supplied with wheat and other descriptions of grain,
re° e• An Italian man and woman, named Bartholonite Rivera which she said she purchased with the others. Witness took of manufacturen or spinners. The market for pieoe good. yet on the whole trade has been very dull during the ped
o begging. powessiou of them did returned up stairs, when he per- aad for yarns remains much as it was lost week, though the week. At this Corn Exchange there was a fate show of
ceived a pair of trouaers, waistcoat, and cap, made up of a tone has strengthened a little. The denund for cloths has wheat, moat of which was in improved condition. The ao
peculiar sort of cloth. The prisoner Williams had a waist- continued spiritless, the better advice' from India having, tendance of farmers and factors was very good, but. the ,k-
-. . ~ as . o , . , * Police-comitable POI "aid he saw the prisoners on Friday coat made of the lame material. and he laid it hod heest all 8° far, imPartod no considerable impulee here. The yarn mend for wheat was slow, and the trade altogether in a very
effected a most beautiful start, era to Liman a tne tnree
gob, 6,4. •ea! to On post• sISI the race wee 01Sar before -_-. .. m . afternoon in boot of the Bank, begging. He saw them stolen near Vauxhall, sad that Hr. geyes hed purchased trade seems aa settee as before, after a little slackening in sluggish state. Holders were at drat arm in demanding the
oews were strong level. nen aer. Nash s crew took •
they bed ;mei hell waY-I'sigs.4l lls"' Imini°4 "wY eu'ilY' 11 ht leol, followed after diMemee b Mr Pit '
TM- made Maamt•Aniss appear a sore good thing f. ir the id
_i ~ . , ..,_lnnter.„_ ~_..! • . t,a custody. At the statioe they were searched, and 7s. 41d
M 'seek
IfatAlstr t,'Ulltal• fianaltaap, ...• he tool proved hinoelf may rne ; e''' “ils. '''''' •"`• ''''"'''s Se '"`eyeak.;:re: -r• • -- s in copper money and id. in silver was found upon the maii;
A crew forod still more whead. sod Mr
prowl. eiperior to the 1 itlarfal tu e spin on Moseley. aue . • . • ' 's
erre! were aod I i sovereign..., 13.• hi. in silver, Is. 4jd. in copper, and ' Frost was • 1/omarl he lived with.
routing nearly level with the seemed boat At the winnin receive alms from two or tlinie persons, and took them into 1 the cloth. Mr. Keyes denied purchasing the cloth, but he the first part of the week. Sellers in both departments are ternis of last week, but as millen refused to operate under
is:hal tm.hatnaheFhought the. pawnbroker'. • duplicate relating to. tomes. ingly firm at advanc. ed quotations, whether thu those conditions • decline of ls. to 2s. per quarter had
rost. Willmar then said that was true ; Marla realise them or DOS. This la accounted for by the stip ultimatelt, to be submitted to on every kind with the ex•
rising price of cotton and still diminishing Production in the ceptiou of the very best. There has been little posing et
was ~.erems • veer Init.-Ist wei,,lit : still, it must le lorue • g aziantity of French money, amounting in all to upwards of In eroesexamination by Mr. Edwin, witness sa'o.l that it mills. There has been thinng. the week only a limited the barley trade, aod the business traneacted was id a
es „ea, t0.„...tri.„ ou n 0,,,, pr0,0„,,,....met rho heat -Putney eteamboat pier Mr. Nash's crew wen by .
wieder. with Me condiment. kid failed to ruu up to the
fern. in pi.i.lic. .ittle more than half • length, the last crew overlapping the
ma owl boat. ~ was found on the woman. wea after Williams was given into custody for the forged tale of 40. inch 'hidings or 36 inches,
The prisoners could not understand English, the evidence ootes he told about selling Mr. Keyes the property. The the former, and the value of both .is un
=Dry merely retail character, at previous rates ; gritiding kiods
a underwent no alteration. The show d oats was good, sod
A sery inielerate lie ....latest-4 the thicken. • . therefore bad to be interpreted to them, ard it was with latter voluntarily remained behind at the station-house, Printing cloth, though rpm' t, hes rather hardened in price, some excellent samples of this Oear's growth were at
bens Stakes the wineer. a 'either to Corse, beim; the
worst loveurits of the thrte,..ion though Ice was the bod-
kin*. tor lie wanes a Oral ot one. The Fastens Counties I thr
......ie last. racenethis veer. this contest hae been the best of
prime will lie resented to the suconeful
ontretitore at the clutehouse, cm Saturday. 12th instant, 1
i.ntohie:iirfeese.ptestri.bett.edirifscuwthaltyt tthat the ioterpreter could get • word while they went to his house and found the articles.
ere so clemorous for their money, their Mist Oriana Reeve the wife of Mr. James Westbrook panniiiwthe demand is slightly improved. New styles of market. The demand for this description of grain was fair,
3d. to 4oL yer piece dearer than they and ft moderate business was done at full prices. Beans and
by mr. J. Tyler, jun., the president of the club. og a would be taken away from them. Reeve, residing at Park Lodge, Bydenham, identified the w- ere a Putotahreago. The sale of domeatics, T cloths aid peas in moderate request,
.at late totes. The demand
1 Mmeloop oniv attaasted tu the pool rin,..fourth of the
entnes, the bid ounibs.ring twenty•two,iand the long delay tTltiieyeYwwerearamaiti sillajenit nithadeys sieouldundbeetspuiandnis'hedha.we war'
that
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at tbe feet wad rather surpriong. ocoing how many Were FALL ol Iloymei.--Shortly after eight o'clock Tlie Lord Mayor told them,
um the 100, ~ fue L r
the .i • three silver tea and the salt spoons. They wets stolen from long-cloths has been small, but at full rate*. During
• window in the pantry on the 10th ultimo. for flour wu steady, best ktnds making full rates ; other
the last fortnight the advance has teen 3d. per piece on sample", however, were 6d. to la. pet sack cheaper. Tim
through the interpreter, that Mr. William Lawrence, of Beulah-villa, Upper Norwood, j printers ; lit to 3d. on 0.8 maillipollame, 2d. to 3d. oo late rains have proved exc,eediugly beneficial; postures
at toe re.cwtory jockey& However, on Saturday evening II enlace of newly-built homes, near as they were foreigners perhaps they were not aware that said he lost seven plated tea-311000A from the kitchen on the 9.8 printers, • to 41d. on 9.8 shirtings bd. to 9d. on 5.4 aro improving, and turniPs Promise a fair moth
or o. fault sot 10 there homg too uoiny fingers is the old LentrooL Ouddeuly fell down with a merle,. mash. they were infringing the law by beggiug, god under those 7th ultimo. He identified the six produced by Sergeant and 6-4 skirting; 44d. to 6d. figured and brocade shirting', Wrenn', Ocr. 5.-There is • good supply of wheat
ths pie. Mr. Mil korge havitio such a number of tutees ,At first eome fears were entertained that the accided hal circumstance. he should discharge them on that occasion_ ; Smith. 2d. to 24d. op low, and ltd. on tuiddle qualities of jaconnets, here to-day fair of oats and beans, with a few samples of
that all IrsisacalalitY waa takeu id hOi shoullers. The job 1 bees attooded with aOn of life, but on eaornioing the but if they were brought before him again they would be James Barrett, a tailor, carrying on business in Upper lid. on mulls, 3d. to 6d. (nominally) on T cloths and long- barley Wheat met with • good demand at Is. per qr.
um beegled, after all, et 1e,..t haleadoxen being mime- di brio it was fond that that apprehension was happily sent to prison, and any inonev found on them would be Kenningtondene, here said that, about ten or eleven weeks cloths, Ito 3.16 per yard on domestics, and tsl. to id. per more 'money. Spring corn of all kiuds at last week's
1 I pared to -tot wheo the Hag h :I. :in.l :amine them Lotol of 'Wounded. taken from them and gu townds their maintenance while ago, between 11 and 12 yard" of cloth were stolen from lb. on yarns, which are now Id. higher than t Tuesday. prices. Primo to the grower :-Whest, white, new, 575.
the Honor. Hansat••truio, -.aid she,u. and the Behettv filly, nig SINCANTLE 31Uithen. -The reinaine of Mr. injwimt. his shop. It was a peculiar manufacture, and he had DO During the past month American cotton has become to 615., 631bs. per bushel ; red, 545. to 5844 MS& newt
who c omit he maul to have
.larfus neat at all. The roe Was looter. whe we mono, to owterously muroered re The prisoners were then taken down staid but still doubt that the clothiug produced wan made up from that fully Id sod East India 4d to jiL per lb. dnrer The Ild to Is. r stone
dock of 'Cotton at Liverpool is nported to be 751,500 biles, WoocurrPeall, Orr .5
-At this day's market there was
welloutosted at the finish '. I 'w.l.r.P*lits.Hagginte. Iwss, Blackett-streei, were interred on Friday in dunned seemed greatly afraid thee the officer woulekeep their cloth.
sad ',Mos. the ("num total; ecille•lng his two Itannastet Cemetery Newcastle. The funeral curfew consiating of money. Mr. Burcham here asked what explanation the defendant (of which only 444,790 are American), bat 10,633 bales are
1/. perforeonces by pulliag throueli limier the steadier of
Mt. l'a .. AS ha wee the bears'. and four muurnitig coaches, left the late GUILDHALL. had to toive. also said to have been lying at Fleetwood for some Lime
. giving Lava aial mama., tmo stone I n•••SIAOND of the deceased at Bulman's Village, at a eolmor. J,,hr !Moder WM summoned to answer a charge:of un- Ole. kolwin obeerved that he had a complete answer to the past, bead's some little at other ports, and it is thou ht only • small euppliof. wheat from the farmers on which
the tura was in favour of the seller, and for bait samples
g la. par qr. advance was realised. Eoglish barley somewhat
e'use "'ln "'tag "01. 'LW "vet " 'l'`r°"'Or f rth" Sin f". I mail the ameraful proceosion was regarded with metencholo lawfully obtaining the AUDI of riOt. from Mrs. Catberine charge. His client mu • young man recently in business at there must be a larger stock than usual in the hands of
Mop to • mole then is nothing to equal him. IN omen, I ineere..e hy she fohabiLthir of the village ee it wood. A Lewis, a soldier's widow, by means of false pretences, and the public•house in question, Which was well known for the spinners and manufactured. It appear] that while about cheaper. Foreign unaltered. Oat" ino mredoderate demand at
I MelelPere's Pretanakes are settled for the l'ooiloidgmbire. I idualle number of the 'needs of the &cowed ettenikd with intent to cheat and defraud her thereof.
but 0.4 a., thou of the Babette filly fur the Cesarewiteb, ito respectable wanner in which it was conducted. He had 44,(T..:3 balm per week (probablyenougb to keep the mills in previous prices. Beans and pen no te .
Yoke, Ocr. 5.-There was a limited supply of wheat at
as she never oot off, am: elm atniek nei as weenie; a distance P.l-1 tbok kat tribute of remeet to the meniory of Mr. Mrs. Lewis being ilesirous of employing her little capital, acted honestly in all his transactions, and although his wife full work) were taken for the trade during the first six
our corn market today, and the attendance of farmers and
Futter, amempt whom were gi:.- -Alderman Redeem Dr. so as to obtain • living, answered an advertisement, offering bad bought the spoons and umbrella she gave a sovereign months of this year, their purchases have averaged 52,700
ef gomml te display her power. upon. Imperati ice hail no Fred, end Mr. it. le Sander•on. A small concourse oi ffee and eoting.house business for sale, and subsequently for them, being more than the value of them. She had no bales • week during the last three months, though short
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splendid condition, and last week's prices were y sup
futon was about as usual. New qualities come to band iti
aa,thiluiY i,': be.,"..img Site eight 0PP"..M.0 her for the HoPeful. was bad penembled at the tote of Jesmood Cemetery when applied to ifeen. Biegloini end Hollow!, of 101, Leaden- idea that they bad been stolen ur dishonestly come by. As time has ir iu adopted. In 1860, the avenge purchases by
yucca ..1.1 • must in Favour or tiii. marquis, who beet her at the font& prowww wk. per week, and their. steam were ported. While descriptious were taken off at 60e. to 645. ;
. arrived there, and many of these halletreet, auctioneers and general buminess agents, where for the cloth, hie client admitted purchasing the duplicate of the trade were 48,663
nee 3o stone The seemly of barley was
Imussed. r,, e•pecially when we look At the foct of queen I appestat to be deeply affected by the impressive *he was informed by Bingham that the defeodant, who was iS from Maria Frost for a shilling. It was pledged for Bs., then understood to be accumulatir.g. In some exceptional
i Elisale th. " nowhere" in the llotoful, beating the King of i sone. The Rev. J. A. Charlton, M.A., curate of Cos- in the occupation of the house, was doing a husioges of 14/. and wheo be took it out of pledge he found he had given cases, manufacturers of fancy cloths are still working at It
Heade on the maioad day, although the King dal not look I fee* tru the officiating clergyman, ond tee co was per week, out of which he was able to save 2/., besides other full value for it. profit, but plain goods generally can only be sold at • loot ,ro „ o „Amy. we „s„r 30 atone. Th
ere
. 1 acwrednitivesfahattt4thieVcceressedur. ;tic% esanCilf Lb.: wdeeemak npiirecetiobgy:nonalme:ngs,
oi well o. I have been him. 'fa, ~ „to, ert,,, Nuthueh I interred on the south side of Om eemoterY, adjoining the profits, after paying all expenses. The _ price required for Mr. Burchani inquired whether there was any one in on the present prices of cotton. The French treaty is said """war; aselfan,"'""sharePer ofq- b'ogelgess Lee iit' r-oate, the supolo of
and Lotle lady was ell on« (rem start to finish, and
thus tie Iludo__eduril filly proied herself as c grave of the late Mrs. Idler. the fine wife of the deceased, the valuation of the stock was 50/., and after in- court who could state the value of the spoons and umbrella. to have caused a considerable sale of goods for Wonted, • •
a is --- - which was tolerably good, and late rates may be quoted :
half .1 nide as Ciernopolite over his ili.tauce. In grettiraitini"voil lAt the meeting of the local guardian* the same afternoon quince and negotiations about the bonne& she Mr. Davie, • jeweller, who was present on other burliness, both prior to and since the lst October.
fine„ 275. i secondary, 245. per 24 stone. Beans cams to
i the follow* resolution wia unatiimously adopted :-" This Paid that sum and took possession, Messn mid that the extreme value was a sovereign. Mr. Edwin
Dale Michael Browo Duchese merle the pace im red as i howd. deeply sympathiihig with the femoy arid relatives of Bingham aod Holland cheroing her 5/. 10s. cotnmiesion, farther observed that his client wu a highly respectable HARDWARK-Britorocaeo, Ocr. 5.-There is DO
to choke her two T. l'.C. ',pumas before they had gone •
, ,' the late Mr. Mark Inter, in the irreparable lios they have although they were agents for the defendant. The defen- man, and neither himself nor wife hand 'parlor, and met a fair dearn7,o.l •ttoth;2.ir.full vat:
had any knowledge of the improvement to report in the trade of this town. In a few of or,eldrOr". iritn...2n.rz 38.erst;onseioneld t' ; "ei '
mile ; bet Cape flyainy mid to „Hike io tho Trieuniai, ' sustaised. desire to rword their high cense of his upright. Mint wanted in the business the first day. and acting %leder property being stolen. The charge was made through spite the leading autumn trades there is roore activity ; the lamp °- °- --, - . '
KIRKCALDY, Ocr. 5.-The weather was favourable during
Dalt-della Pond hue *WOO little tarmible, and tte mare has ' Deis and sterh" worth, both ita a privat, cuicen and as a his advice she laid out 12/. in bedding and other necesearies, be Williams, bemoan he had been given in charge for Utter- and chandelier makers, for instance, are doing an average
not tooled m well since last auteine. ou I% ednewiey the early pert of the week, and • good deal of the out.
011.111Sfitio. elllibitl.4 li still further improvement by cutting I
I memberof thisbeerd. They catmot refrain, also, fromex - and about'lo/. more for the first week's provisiona, but so *forged notes to Mr. Keyes. trade, some of them having good orders on account of the
in their deep and heartfelt sorrow at the horrid crime far from doing a floods.. butiness her twiny on the ono mr, Itiwchion said he should have taken no notice of what South American and other foreign markets. The brau standing cora hat been secured- We bad rain YesterdaT,
i down a reelocuilde field with the greatest ems for • which produced los deeth, whilst they, in comnien with the day were only 7s• and for the whole week no more then Witliams had uttered had it not been for the productioa of fouoden also report more favourably. The tube makers
I teemed .. aud by the Cambridgeshire day, should nothing 1 entire lady uf iohebitatits of this town, pray (hut the con- 19e. 4d., indeed d the 141. al represented by the defendant the stolen Property. To say the least of it lk. Keyes and continue busy, and for edge.toule there are =WO orders in lands a good deal of ooro yet remains in the fields. We
and, alwb it is fair to-day, it is not floe. In the Up.
go lacuna, he will he in tip-top fettle, it }song JIM- whitlow, of Divine wiedom may be given to the family in and by Bingham and Holland. She also found that the far- his wife had actel with extreme carelessness in purchasing especially for picks and hoes, the former being required in' regret to say that the potato disease seems to be increasing
cult fer int to fled um lie mud, like the winner, i this sad hour of deadation. sustained by them under the satire was not worth more than 5/. instead of being worth such property of a well-known and desperate thief. He the construction of some of the foreign railways. In those
, unless it be Grouse, who ran remarkably well 1 fearful ordeal through which they are called to nu." 60/. The tea and coffee branch of the businese the defendant should further remand Mr. Keyes until Thursday next, to branches which include soft metal goods there is only a daily. At our country machete, this week, we had very
limited supplies both of old and now groin, all of which met
na the NC Lefirr. awl would have best"' 'maul Hoitiotoot HILANcH or LoNtioN AND WrstMilorrillt said was immense, whereas she had only taken Ed, for tea enable the police to make other inquiries, accepting the limited business doing, and the electro-platers, who have
bet for a "can " .
DOS. As it MN, he nuly succumbed by a sad ooffee since she had beeu in the business. She had spent same bail as before. had a bad year, still complain of the slackness of that • ready sale at last week's prices. Here, koday, we bad
fair supplieo of all kinds of grain. Sales ready. Prices of
heed, and had it not bean reported be hes dime liaiUr.:it BASIL -- An enlareement of some im *napes to the Bermli
barley and oats much as last week. Wheat rather dearer
kome /WM Gnome wend he worth cousideration for h . irt.i..
i Branch of the to ewn A d ttOotmitrster Bauk is now a all her money, amounting to about 81. W., and had nothing in branch. There are similar reports in reference to the
Ti. iruildinn arl• ins the
bush 1.11,1 asot.lntit extrtaidlnary. Nairn; illihnslT•hisuilillidiNc:pl, Cii,,.iiis titniiinL4..".;,eh or nh_j; on.iii
1 oodge.houw Hos 4. return 'out the shop without a business.
V PP"
in
frroisioafts litizi sh.Mri.d tewis, who
tapttier,ol.folatthetilefendaniNirtidale HIGHWAY ROBBEIRsTY Achif DESPERATE ofia7t 1 itl eani de sr
g . ; the demand for that class of goods on account
eb°Dir Zihanintskuerl.. isThineadt abiaiautesanantilts:le, i°ctes
The for fine old and new. Whoa.; . t,y01d.,e.35e.,_t0.. Otte. per r. 0..;
am ditto
Dane::
24a4g.e.t0 %lig. 4e.
5. bark,
wsuptlie...27da
h(f,0m3,...79.
groz:
over which distance it appears imp...tilde to atop bee with ofg "wT0rLe,,,,,,,,,,, h re, rent ;,,'h. i is th!w seen
tinon the ground
li, weight ; and the principal event in the card, the Two-Year- . tfoors'are divided liv I.(Zrric iiiil7isteors.Pem a mouldol nwsallement.
on quarterly meetings of the km:marten weir commence next grain are to a fair extent this ee ,
At the Staleybridge Borough Court, on FriditYt Weduesday, at Wolverhampton ; the great meeting of the
old L11(1111141, hrunght "" the "sIY " 'kir/4 hen." I esW tals. The e_i". at caber extrenirt a the (root are Sir R. Cordes maid that could not "unto apply to the
dune_ tile seek, old i -debar (lay Mug Tem, out of the first-chum business, as the defendant assistod in tii• manage. en Irish labourer named Murtoch Lyons, who has been be- trade will be held at the Midland Institute in this hand. Our market has not uodergone any change of con-
arrivals are large ; coadwise scarcely auything haa come to
doortrovs. The first fl ng'w
i ado we mid 3. lit. architraves,
Hine.' Mae) haring &OS W"ISIOrs with Menai- third to sad su'rmounted by pedi nts with convex beiges in the ment, and yet only 7s. were taken. He should not dispose fore the magistrates no leo than twenty times, wucharsed tows on Thundsy. At the Exhibition of 1862 this sequence sine,. the date of our kat. Previous prices have
Immo at hone, which form he ran up to in public by entablature and venniculated kev.stonee deo; p. g from of the cage until he had heard more evidence and ascertatned with aueultiog and robbieg tuingoon Hoyle' on the night town will be well represented ; the number of appliow been fully.maintaioed for moat articles, and in some in.
1111130111,1 in the comnioneet rie canters. II• looks like train- the bednioulde to the wrotr of Um.'" Moe- ' ~,, if there were sufficient to substantiate a criminal charge of the 2nd of Apnl, 1860. Hoylee had been at the F
ing HID, • 111•4;111fit'il'Llt animal. and the twat two ineetinp Hahnitadee. mem, wowotio„est on theo• oral,airod &ram lotting tions for space from thie locality is upwards of three hue- stances prune samples of farmers' wheat have teased 21.
Put the defendant. He was surprised at the exorbitant Lighto publichouse oil the night in question pnctiUng died, being one.fitth in excites of 1851. There will be exhi- to 6d. per barrel more money. Foreign in moderate re.
'mom" •re bia,V.4ate a prom i rat fa".arila,f",thl_per,bY. floor corning iss .'
fri:ei' of °the first•goor will-owe c of the meats. He should, therefore. adjourn tke music as • member of the Sandy.lane Braes Band, and bitoni in all the most important branches of our trades, and quest, without alteration in value. Malting barley may be
"Du vvIVIDS's iiso. oilers.. Imlay on meouni. in io• nose The d.gert, ...tows hate phrin moulded hitm '
ow ease for a week, and in the meantime he sbould give diree. ea his way home about eleven o'clock in company with in the aggregate an enormous amount of area has been quoted 6d. per barrel dearer, but grinding qualities can be
Moth it preilaced betweee three of the five conipetiturs, sad ' • bid nettes ti - '
ug on eon embeds, an-gi tions for the City solicitor to be instructed to proceed Hugh Oartaide he WM attacked by the prisoner and three claimed. The Birmingham Journal of this morning says : had at late rates. Oats sell freely at our last quotations
Optimist, Dukibella, and Avalaochs, ruining so gamely .roLdsimraithionoooot° ted ti ;es lola at the feet of the against all the parties implicated, without any come to thm other moo, and lost his compinjou in the struggle. The -" The most important local incident of the week is a pro. for bison, but tawny can be had at rather less money. The
after guiag four miles and a quarter that their ;rimy.... Th°e-;;Oulded ma:* aofretlirdolow. ee„t oo own poor woman, who had been deprived of all her mean.. men were followed, and the house in which the prieoner poul to establish • joint-stock bank in ihrmitignano on the demand fur Indian core increases, and we note all descrip.
staying powers mut sever be doubted, and neither will weel,,. The opoomp are segment•bouled-wit-h key-I-Morns, l'he defeudant was ordered to find two sureties in 101. lodged with his father WY partially searched. When the prtnciple of Limited Liability. A number of Seri inffUoo.. lions 3d. per barrel dearer on tbe won. Flour firte• 1111-
forget the dressing received for genie tiree. iOn Friday, the cornewted wok the motor, ander tee pri cimi , each, and himself in 40/., to appear on a future day. watchman wished to look into a box the prisoner threat- tad names are emeciated with the project, but as these and porta this week :-Wheat, 1,226 qn. ; ledian corn, 17,516 ;
Ort°her liewhceP In" the °al,' ("Uwe' aml that was which is enricbed lh bl it MAI - dndiii bi. Th WORBHIP-STREET. mud to knock his brains out. The property was subse- the general plan of the undertaking are private, we refrain oatmeal, 2 sacks ; flour, 190 sacks. Rzporta this week :-
direly uoticcobLe for the defeat of all the favourites by • wi
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al Without Rufus Twig Robert Owen 0 Rated Lee
neatly found concealed neer the house. The prisoner has from, doing more than giving currency to the rumour. In Wheat, 84 barrel' ; OM; 7,Z35; Gear, 1,264 sacks ; out-
The Moak- hitherto set clo ,_ _ whole is crowned by a simple parapet. Tim front is . eorfle I, out of the way ever sioce. lie wee committed for trial the opinion of many shrewd men the scheme is a feasible meal, 50 lacks.
-el' " a " e`gssnoner," l'ehee executed in rxetiand cement, and the works are being Coolie Bentley Mien, a man who refusee'l to eine his name
quite deceived his party, and unless The Monk has wonder. carried out by masers. Nicholson and Co A good featur; and address, but is known as °atom, Richard Evans and 14 She assizes% Th• Primmer hecarne greatly smelted, and one."
fully improved all in a minute, oothing that wae whim' about the tou'lmeg u." that all the ouldi. of ' and Amelia Brans, ahe young woman with aa inbat in ber exclaimed with tears that he was innocent. He was then WEATHER REPORT.
. him has a chance in either the Ceserewitch or (*Ambridge- at,„;,,„. - ni °P °M °We.' . charged with assaulting Police-constable Claytos whilst in CORN.--Causamoa, OL'T. 5.-A good supply of cora
noosed upon the Bank walls, thus permitting arms, were ohaTd before Mr Knox, same of them with
SATURDAY, OCTORER 6, 8 To 9 A.E.
shire ; bet it is my firm imp/soden thAt had tirimshaw not : --", ar°
't to aclianteepoudy seen from or point of view, as wen haviog obtained y false pretences. loans from the Leviathan
t.-. 7
rildiny News. Mutual Loan Society, held at the Bricklayers' Arms teoerLeca,"nonortteiadpuY•nerldr.betilgerio4 tarsiehradougtaiDait wtGodeLy. Wheat nth: dearer.
b.irleyßar,
.13.57
totbeossam..
0.8 :, last
taken Tbe Roe to th
landed, sad th t
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aterialle io the te front so wee, she might have just 1
lung shorter distauce will serve her
Nonleidgethire. This new " feature "
I inn ni suomadull as nineteen ste laa f
rum th
AZ4 Eat direelly in front of
uirsBENT.-No lit
created at Stratford New Town
. . t
i
le excitement ban been Puldic'hocae•
from the fact of a married Curtaio-reed, Shoreditch, sad the others ,o__de ,
with having fraudulently attempted the same. On the me° Y.
had sent out sevenl constables to apprehend him. On to 28e. ; beans, 408. to 445. ; peas, 42e. to 465. per quarter.
, Clayton and two other of the constables (Moody COLCHESTER, OCT. ft -A moderate supply of wheat com-
and loathe the saw the ' tier m 'ed b has D. LK. D. P. C. L 6.
was certaiti y gu led y. rters we low th warded lad merd • the • h previous examination all the • oars exelep9 the mos end I ) p , pant y tared with those of late ; prices fully as high as lest day. --- --_- - -.
was all tbat could be expected, Witeitlif I/0W MAUS 11111D4DAI --a e ng 'ln a y ing in same neer • and on the, maw. forir. father and brother, in Higlostreet. The prisoner iromm A large show of barley ; its late value barely maintained.
bed pre •i i th h - • y the bourliood. The Fortin were traced to Norwich. Dune/
mum y Mae run roue ,US ore to mane or woman Evans were
inhere, named Adams, Thomas, Attwood,andClark, were dia. Mmtij ran away. followal by the officers- Clayton over. Beans and peas were a slow sale, supply fair.
two great Landioir yet to take rote ; aud it was well worth the past weeltp=ity of the man bee been paraded throng took ini on the towing•path of the Haddonfield Canal. NAIRN
he a reserh heed, aod followed Ly charged, from an absence of sufficient evideoce tedetain there. The 0 . GUILDFORD, Oc•r. 5.-There was some falling off in the LISIADIZI 261.91 62 61 N.W. 4 V r 2
daps.: an extra dry to wane.. tbe Inc.., esprl wile in mob the street.,
rainier immediatel turned round sad squared at
thiniataig tba „lie. gore called in. The defence was very lengthened and determined, grounded . P 7 . supply of wheat ; ales were generally effected at an ad. teleit 20.96 66 63 S. 2 7 o 2
beautiful weather, which almost nude &nub& for the falling hundreds el him, and when Clayton seised him lie smiled out a pocket.
and out to, =el no doew „ei.7 sem. drio„oenee principally upon the point that not any false protons Imo. . f mince of ls. to 25., but trade WA4 not active. With an BERWICK 10.01 64 63 W. 1 e r 3
uff la the quality of the spurt. u and swore he would stab him. he other constables •
The „demise eedi pfenik..... existed, when it was sbown that • person bad been ur- . .
eft .h . he. Increased quantity of barley on offer, the bulk of which was ASDROsSAII
Tbe current week will be nmessarily • quiet ooe, mid an ruld have !ohm PMes.
truthful in his statements with regard to time-foe instance, came up anti enuetive to c e e prisoner, e mill of medium quality, sales oould not be made except Possmta••••• 10-10 at SO 21/•W• 2 2 h 7
the talents MO amuse themselves with comets of the len "isi',.."o Simi/ ...mli Meaner' were unable and Lyons brethip2 loose struck Clayton g& lIEMLISI 20.96 64 CM B.W. 3 a r I
lam at Beslierd ea Tuesday And Wedualay, where there LPARINII raWAIIII FROM DONCASTER GAOL-An that he had been the tenant of a house longer than was . . .o . .. „ . ._ .. . .on corer terms. Wheat, 48s. to 68a. Barley, 31s. to .
actually the case. violently in the tace, acd tup him wita ma nead. Osta, 21s. to 281. Beaus, 42& to 46". Peas, 375. to 39a. GALWAY .. . 110.12 49 43 W. 1 2 c I
2 7 o 2
• a Two.yearodol Hareepaiate.,, ',oath •Alk sad with a escape nf • dariog character wee effeeted by a primmer from M K af I hed heari luerved tbat
r. not, ter • very engt en ng,o The brother of the ;wiener also interfered, and amickt Beteggeteeell SS" "Se IL
HERTFORD Ocr. 5.-We had a good sn,ply of new tavanroot
wary respectable entry; for the Tutor, Shreer'wora, Lard* the borough gaol on Thursday. Yank Boyd and Thome' kicks and the most violent oaths the prisoner threw Clay- . i . . -
30 21 60 49 N. 2 3 - 2
• he thought • jury might very probably be the best judges of wheat ; prices were again Is. per load lower, ut not nee small= ••• •
Mask* awl the Illeeette ally hove all wee ie good WM' ' 'hp"' had been mmeuded the num tmeniff by the transactions in Which to him it ...taw, did an
nea, that a ton into the canal, and then swam across, but was almost A- 90.12 52 61 N.E. 2 1 li 1
' rale at titer decline. Malting barley is excessively dull ; frerrrieen met tre 59
8. 2 1 b 3
way, while mimeo& end • • have hese weeed borough justice", on a charge of lead. They were h • • • l• • -aod h • Otettio the immediately afterwards apprehended by other policemen.
t e premiers 1/010 acting in comp 'city, es Tr
He was committed for trial on this charge also. The pri- grinding sells readily at late take' °ate lue in "gun" bosun 110.04 66 Si Z. Z - f -
inn tban once, and by tattles a7l allowance they ought thee conveyed beck to the gaoL and ia separate cells. fore re d them all for trial. One a eta as before. Beans firm, and a fair demand. Wheat, red, Doe= 30.03 a 64 8.8. W. I 1 li 1
te supply the winner. There are ably &nee iu the Bed. Not long afterwards. one of the Penmen,. Hassrs-a young of the H uld al fall in with Mr Beard's
rest. ewo go . toner became still more excited at the terminetion of the
auggas. bat as did the audie chiefly composed of the ,u_ew,,,_3Be_o_..„.__• t° 3ite• per load ; white, 40s. • barley, 365. PoßTSNontn 30.03 00 59 X 2 9 nt 1
feudatory Handsaw, and MMus, 3 yn, lot 311*, will have man only 19 yeon of age, but a desperate thief-was ob- tion and not admit otie of them to bail.
• • 20e tc; 28e. per qr.; PeRTLAWD BO.Ol 92 61 N.E. 1 9 I 2
ea upportuoity of showing whether he can win another served on tbe roof of the pol. An alarm was ' lit Hans Ol he th Evans was not
y sai t t e woman lower class. He called out many times that he had not 'oe___, •1, g"........16 261. t° Me** °star • Moores - 29.90 62 61 Z. Z 7 1 1
nor, hi. treatment heiug very leuient The Scurry Haudi- 1 itiv'e. hut hefere the relic. °mild get at bun he the wife of the man hearing that name, but cohabited with had fair play, and threw his cap twice to his friends, which men's 4ce- to are. Per load. MIAMI.- mot 00 ee N.E. 1 n ni I
:tor!: If a.mile is voniplimeobuy to Nutbush, who is had dropped on to scene low building*, thence to the many undentood to be a hint to corpulence a row. Under LEICESTER, Ocr. 5.-The quantity of wheat oo offer oromiaewri to. .fe _ a. 2 3 c 2
I I bim. He H ey) knew all the prisoners, also those who
to ivory '9'st 41b, awned the 7st 21b of Line. oime ! ground, aod was running towards the low end of the tows. • these circumstances the court was adjourned till another from the growers at our corn market today wss moderate, HitLDER 3012 64 - B.E. 3 1 L 2
. . were for lack of teatimony to hold them,
30.00 ft - B.E. 1 9 n 1
u named J Norton wig be cba ed and emulate' of • sprinkling of old and new samples. Trade BUST
*gm sad the latter ought to recompense Lori stem ford , Officer' were at rum "'Matched in Pursuits het returned and he w mention something of their Wear daYi when •ma esePh rig gl. '
for the diespoentineet she caused bun on Tuesday last. . without having seen anything of hint. His oell was eu-
The Prod wo Stake. ere reduced to a match. wail the other mined. and it we found that the Prisoner had dial attempted been
weenie Lire sot yet dosed. The Royal Caledoeion Hunt, to escape by the chimney, but the cron-ban effectually dents. Roberts, alias Jacobs, sham Bentley Dring, had w h throwin no or •
for ten years for uttering forged notes, time and Piece.
and hiaiiipar ntrilail out four years on • ticket-of-leave. It ga th policeman in the ewilai es the wme ruled firm, at an advance Ls to 2s. Old zed sorts Isola St BAYONNE .... Xat - LB. 211 0 o
40a. to 851. ; new 40s. to 57a ; old white, 11.8 e. ; new, 56a. WWI
to fille per 96 sto;se. Of barley the show was pretty fair for
Lathier Racily; Club, sail Llieburgh meetino. will oecnpy prevented his further progress that way. He then, !Iv
, Attwood bad an alias of Jack Mar. Clarke was also • the season, and some floe making qualities came to hand • =PLANATION.
three deo,. commeemog w wedwoker but th row. 1 means of 011 e Of the forms in the cell, forged open the sm i returned trento.t. owen hed the owe. .. onewer,e end Tan BrurroN TRAORDY.-The last sad tribute of these met asteady sale at last k ri
wee_'s p_cee, but other kind; ft-Baromerer corrected and reduced to fie deg. at mean sea
I set • very pasenisiag one, and little interest weill aitach to I door let into the larger door of the cell, through which pet. bad been not I - 'nee one of the Woken of Newigato. respect to the memory of the victim was paid on Friday, in were hardly '"' dear i malting, Ma to 40• Per (Po i ilriedinfli level : each 10 feet, of vertical rile, musing about onenunilredth
and each 10 deg., above 32 deg., cawing
the sport, except on account of (Oilier Ou being likely to sown are supplied with food, km Pissiog his arm through T ' t was kno mg
siSpee Tb idler& Adams the of • large concourse of people-a commune so 2lls• to 30e. Per 30 stases The iogluiry for oats was steady, of an inch diminution '
wn as L emu ult nearly three.hundeedtha Increase. E.-Expeeed thermometer
perform es two or tkree egisteets, the Caleduaidi Cup, two he milled the catch of the larger door off the staple (the wee not known to have any alias. Osborne was one Jambs. great that it appeared as though the excitement connected and the show beiug tolerably good prima were without any
In shade. 11.-Molstened bulb (for evaporation and dew
levees's Plates, aad the Whip (whkh have yet to be mitered door not being kicked), and got into the yanL A couple of aliu Roberta. Evans had two aliases, viz , Griffin mad withthe murder had temporarily left the locale of the crime important change ; the best samples made 245. to 26e. ; iu- point). D.-Dlrection of sind (true-two points kit of mag-
ferl• Meagretty eegtalo te tillapt her : alla iii• has also the km'', ""^d e°dl"44' enabled him 4° teach a water-41mi' Clara the latter being the eof the voUng wo be in order to visit Dudley. The family ot the unfortunate tenor irreguler in value. Good Mans were mime* sad petit* F.-Force Ato 12-estimated). C.-Cloud (1 to S. 1.-
leileUle lep alma* et lesr merey.-1 am, ke. sad so gain the roof. He has not yet been captured. It ila miaowed • - • this
with. Sometimes manpassed by the mime of deceased have • vault at St. Thomas's, the pariah church of brought extreme rates, 4ele. ; inferior were in slow roped Initials : li, blue sky :c. clouds (detached): e fog :h, hail ,I.
MCTEOL senuased he would endeavour t° get •P°o • veseel as audius. Dudley, and, therefore, it was naturally determined Minter at 43e. to 46a. per qr. Fine dour, 425. to 445. ; seconds, lightning; m. misty (buy) :o. overcast (daU) :r, rain ;5, allow ;
' the river, and make bits way to Goole or Hull.-Leedit Ar 375. r sack.
The principals of numerous loan meiotic,. Were prexent at him with hie relations. The funeral notorious, which in- Mat to 40s. : WI-. Pet, thunder. IL-Beadlstarbanes (1 to 9). Z.
PR; IC RAM M E OF BKDFORD RACE& Merrere.
. this esaminatioo, and moat ef the prisoners were recognised eluded simply a house aud two mourning coaches, started Nincsontt-titmo.Troo, OCT. 5.-At our market this win LAST REPORT. EXPECTED TILL TO•NORRoW
'. 1 TUESDAY. A CONIUDZEATE PRISONER. -A short time ago a h them, from Nieto' on Friday morning, about eleven o'clock. Oa morniug we hada large delivery of wheat from the growers,
y NIGHT.
ill . Tin Meet., trine 1 parish emmtable treat hoot Dudley to Hart's Hill to appro. CLERKEN WELL.
• • • "egg" eg gg soye.. added to • llueeP- , head a primmer for hen shakes a lot of beesethollel furni- lif A S thiehil 'red f mal • was moonling coath met
ary no weer, a matti e e, an ironer, arriving at the entrance of the town of Dudley a third and, notwithstanding ita moderate condition, a clearance North Britain-8. to N.N.W.-
the cortege and then tbey all pro- was readily effected at an advance of lc per qr. South line W. to N.N.E.-Moderate.
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him all the way. Anived at the polke.station, the te
I primate" was locked up, and the constable put d
medical cart, eater which he remained for a month.
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h. The Rev. John Browne (curate) read
' of the burial service, and then the coth
ion
is the box to repay the panied by the mouroen, 1,118 carried to the
61. of which the prisoner was pound, in which the vault is situated. He o
re
at about • dey or two since, eluding portion of the service for thedead wu gone
the box, took the whole of ha con. and the deceased coosigned to his last resting pla
, leaving the proseautrix in the greatest those members of his family who bad met wit
isnot'', u tbe porno to whom she owed the money wiener hien. The strtzta Were throoged during the wh a
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prowling her for menet. Information was given to police- time the procession WIN moving along, and tbe grea
t westeMe cook, lie 8, who took the prisoner into eteetody ; arouud the church occasioud considerable inco
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South
to pay rather more money ; tbe advance, pine
sufficiently marked to justify any change
s. Old, whether British or foreign, met
ttention, good runs of Wialuch red making
tch yellow, not quite fresh, 545. to 55e, per
tively, whereas fine mixed Dental; with a England
SHI
smell, was sohl in quantity at 60e. and • little choice Martha Mlle,
Wulgast reached 645. iu retail, all per 5'0416. Flour sold ~....Conetan,„_o_tto.n
ruely, and fully recovered the decline noted during the "'e'en."'"
week. Malting barley wanted ; *till the demand es yet
is not sullkieetly extensive to justify our friends in making P
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. much in favour with our maltaters ea last year in consequence Cape creme.
the of the superior quality of south country descriptions. John W. Milner (schooner:, front New Turk fur Loud
• feasted Choke Seale ham been quitted at 385., weighing about 521 be, 15, ba. 4024., km ite W.
8 11
of tho shoo, were roundly dosed. per bushel, and the same price might be got for 53lbs. to ._
common feta New Yurk foe Hong Hong, August 15,
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on, Sept.
lat. au N.,

Tsa BILSTON Tana/MT.—The het sad tribute of
rasped to the mimicry el the victim was paid ori Friday, in
the presence of a Jams concourse of people—. concourse so
great that it appeared as the* the excitement connected
with the murder had temporarily left the locale of the crime
is order to visit Dudley. The family of the unfortunate
deceased have • vault at St. Thomas's, the pariah church of
Dudley, and, therefore, it was naturally determined toioter
him with his relations. The funeral procession, which in-
cluded simply a hearse and two mourning coaches, started
from Mato, on Friday morning, about eleven o'clock. On
arriving at the entrance of the town of Dudley a third
morning cosh met the cortege, and then they all pro-
ceeded slowly through the High-street to the house of
Mr. William Begot, where the four other brothers,
with a few invited mourners, were in waiting.
The latte- entered the coaches, and the procession
stinted again in the midst of a great crowd of people towards
the church. The Rev. John Browne (curate) read the first
portion of the burial service, and then the coffin, accom•
pooled by the mourners, wee carried to the old burial
ground, in which the vault is situated. Here the con-
cluding portion of the service for the dead was gone through,
and the deceased consigned to his last resting place, beside
those members of hie family who had met with happier
fates. The stn. .3ts were thronged during the whole of the
time the procession was moving along, and the great crowd
around the church occasioned considerable inconvenience.
Those who could not get into the burial ground climbed the
surrounding wall, and from that elevated position, feasted
their curious eyes. Many of the shops were partially closed,
and the till of St. Thomas tolled• funereal knell through-
out the earlier portios of the day.—Biesinwrhoni Pug.
PRISON RIOT AT CORPII.—The following is a cor-
net account of a jolly row in the civil prison here, rather a
MAO= affair :—' It appears that for some time back great
secidiamusiDotwl has
ce oftheellikd siiverityinflithe civiltleast Ptlieris:lp at
legeilthissevplamerity)in-
with
which prisoners were treated. the Wednesday last about
dusk's general outbreak took place ; the governor bad to run
for his life, the warder" were overpowered, and the pri-
soners having possessed, themselves of the keys of the
prison locked themselves in and refused admission to any
one till their grievances were attended to. The Lord
High Commissioner, attended by the military staff,
immediately repaired to the prison and endeavoured by
expostulation to pacify the prisoners, but to no effect.
Troops were then ,sentifor, and sentries placed round the
prison. One of the prisoners, in attempting to escape, was'
shot dead by a sentry, aniidst the execrations of an excited
Greek mob, consistieg of some thousands. As the prisoners
still refused to open the gates, four soldiers were ordered to
fire through the bars at them, which resulted in one man (a
prisoner for murder) being killed ou the spot, and another
severely wounded. After this they rapidly dispersed, and
so ended this unfortunate row. The authorities acted with
firmness and justice ; and censorious as the Creeks are, MN
but the very lower classes murmur at the results. The pri.
souls killed were lireeks.—dray and Nary Gazette.

NILWCAISTLE.UPON-TYNE, Ocr. 6.—At our market this
morning we had a large delivery of wheat from the growers,
and, notwithstanding its moderate condition, a clearance
was readily effected at an advance of le per qr. South
country qualities being scarce, the main bulk of this week's
receipts having paned direct into the hands of the millers,
necdy buyers had to pay rather more money ; the advance,
however, was not sufficiently marked to justify any change
in our quotations. Old, whether British or foreign, met
rather more attention, good nips of Wisbech red making
535., and Scotch yellow, not quite fresh, 545. to 555. per
sC)lbs. respectively, whereas tine mixed Dentaic, with a
granary smell, was sold in quantity at 60&, and a little choice
red Wolgast reached 61s. iu retail. all per 5011bs. Flour sold
freely, and fully recovered the decline noted during the
week. Malting barley wanted; still the demand ea yet
is not sufficiently extensive to justify our friends in making
liberal shipments ; foreign barley, we fear, will not be so
much io favour with our maltstera as last year in consequence
of the superior quality of south country descriptions.
Choice Seale has been quitted at 3ss., weighing about 521ba.
per bushel, and the same price might be got for 53lbs. to
Nibs. Pomeranian, but Danish will be difficult to quit, the
condition of the samples we have seen hitherto not being
adapted for our market, ma:opt for grinding purposes. Malt
unaltered. In beans or peas little stirring. Oats only is
rroderate request, but in their value we have little vans-
thin to note. The arrivals this week are :—Wheat, mad-
wise, 2,439 qrs. ; barley, coastwise, 34G ; foreign, 210 ;
beans, cosatwise, 11 ; flour, coastwise, 1,342 sacks; Indian
corn flour, 100 sacks.

Mary Ann Srtet, a flashily-attired female, an ironer, was
charged with stealing a moneybox, and about 61. in money,
the property sad mom of Mrs. Adelaide Creed.
The proseentrix, who is a poor needlewoman, had taken
the primmer into her apartment out of charity, and had not
only provided her with lodging, but also with food. For
some time past the nrosecutrix, who had borrowed some
money to souls her to take some work, had, aa she had
earned her wages, placed a portion in the box to repay the
loan. She had saved about GI., of which the prisoner wee
aware. Wlulealie was absent about a day or two since,
the prisoner broke open the box, took the whole of its con-
tents, and absconded, leaving the proleentrix in the greatest
distress, DJ the person to whom she owed the money was now
prevaing her for psyment. Information was given to police-
constable Cook, 19N 5, who took the prisoner into enritody
and when be told ber the charge she said she had taken the
box, but there was not so much money in it as the com-
plainant had Mated. The prisoner had been getting drunk,
and flashing about with the money.
Police-constable Cook stated that the prosecutrix had bad
to sell a portion of her furniture to meet her wants.
The prisoner said she was guilty, but there was not so
much money in the box as the complainant bad stated.
Mr. Barker mid this was the most heartless case of rob-
bery that bad ever come under his notice. He should sen-
tence the prisoner to be imprisoned and kept to hard labour
in the House of Correction for six calendar months. He
WY very sorry for the complainant, and be should give her
a small sum out of the poor.box.
The poor woman thanked him worship for his kindneei,
and withdrew.

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?Mr 1.11% if STAIUN of 26 owe, 36.1.1 10 • BWeeestakell of
Sows. earls ; 2 r r-ols. 7st ; three. gat ; four, 9st 101 h , Aro.
812. Rod *Pd. 11114 , the winner to he sokt for INS sows.
noes quarters of a nuts. To elan and sane this *resin
Closslay).

Cape Crenx.— .. .
John W. Miner (schooner,, from New York for London, S pt.
15, Ist 40 N., lon. KS W.
Monsoon, from New York foe Hong Kong, August 15, lat ..Iti \..
lon. 40 W.

SHOCKING Aeviumer.--Ou Saturday but the in-
hebiatot• is the seighbourbood of the hone barraeks,
Wiedsor, were alarmed at meting a woman rushing out of
the Crows beer-home, at flpital. with her clothes ow fire.
Nn rapidly did the thaw get a-heed that the normal pernews
who ran to the riot to reader assistance did not temples
her till a child exclaimed " It's Mrs. Besgley "—meaning
the wife of the laisdked. Norge Ikagley, who hod been
award at his oiseupation el woodnuin at the rear of the
premises. but who at that moment arrived. The poor
allow no hearing this could not believe that it wee his wife,
rod rushed into the house calling for her. Receiving so
un.wer. and tine finding that the child was right, he
lopped to the ground is a fainting fit. The unfortunate
woman's clothes, wish the exception of her stays and the
tool of her petticoat, werecompletely burnt elf. She died
the seine 'seeing. Slits and her husband had been married
but six or seven weeks, and, being well keown and much
respected in their sphere of life, the sail nest has caused
cousidiusible gloom in tho neighbourhood.—Windsor
Jo., root.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTHS.

AggTos....october 3,;iiiire P.uth.tlehls, Wapiti.
worth, the wife of Mr. H. M. Ashton, of a •laughter.
CORRlL—Oetobcr 1, at the Vicarage. Great Muplestead, Eases,
the wife./ the Rev. R. C. Cori*, of a son.
DINAR L—October 1, at Colchester. the wife of the Rev. F. E. T.

TIM i.) "DUCE *ARM of 2.1 loom mob, 10 ft ; for 2.7rr
; r•.lt., M.t ilb : finks, Oat 41b ; 31b ...d Mb agowed
firoo ouartata of a rule. (3 sobs.)

NORWICH, Oct. s.—At today's market wheat was in
tolerable supply, and being in rather better demand
prices advanced le. tots. per quarter on all descriptions.
There was a fair supply of barley sad prices remained with-
out variation. Flour was dd. to Is. per sack dearer. White
wheat (weighing 621ba. to Ulla. per imperial bushel), 62e.
to &O. ; red ditto (weigbiog ti2lbs. to 641 be.), 57a. to 615.;
best chevalier malting barley, Ms. to 40s. ; runs chevalier
ditto, 355. to 375. ; secondary chevalier ditto, 335. to 345.;
beans, 41s. to 42a.; sod peas (maple), Ms. to 40s. per
quarter. Flour, 40s. to 41s. per sack. Averages :—Wheat,
4,459 quarters, 525. 2d.; barley, 3,11:0 quarters, 375. 7d.;
rye, 11U quarters, 345. tel. It is stated that the samples of
new barley rather disappoint purchasers. Most of them
are " steel)," and the greater proportion have also a few
white kernels not properly ripened when cut.

Drake. of s moo.
ElpytlNlt.79etober S, at Plwthuid-stinare, Briatol, the wife of

—Yr. C. inkine, of itidnahter.
HAMILTON.—October I at /h&cbun, Lynn, Norfolk, the wife
of J. de C. Hamilton. Ifati of rt daughter
LlACll.—Oetober 2, at C,oilege.terrace. Isel■ize-iwh, Hemp-
stead, the wife of Y. Leach. lay.. of a daughter.
OAHDILNL—October 2, at Derby, the wife of Mr. W. H. Oakdeo.

WYMITADAT.
Tim 'STRATTON PAIR MTAtn oi 30 guineas, ..Ll.d to a
meisp.takes of 3 sows. wick, 3 ft ; far &moth) aed upwards.
T. start oppcsite the Pawl aid go sacs rowed. To chow sad
tame to-morrow (Tuasday I.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
W. BoofAby, a little bow eine years of age, was charged
with stealing 30 haodkercliiefs, the property of Mr. Henry
Watts, hosier, 40$, oford.street.

Tar guinea FL. ATI ni 100 owe. ; 3-yr-ol.le, •,11i 614;
few, !asa 711.; fee, !Itat 1.111. ; sic and aged, Three
To dame and same to-nsorroer (Toenday).
_ _

A young man named Tullio, assistant to the prosecutor,
saw the bur at the counter, and going up, inquired what he
wanted. The answer was • halfpenny reel of cotton, and
that Le was being served. He had with him a closed basket,
and wanes., catching eight of something red in it, opened
the same, end found the pieces of handkerchief in question,
the property of his employer, seen safe on a chair near the
prisoner • few minutes before. The boy said that a
woman had sent him in for the reel of cotton, and he could
sot tell bow the handkerchiefs slipped into the basket. The
witness saki he had been in several times for reels of cotton.
The mother of the boy said his father was in employ, and
abbe to keep him. She was afraid he had got into lad com-
pany, sod frequented a receivers in King street, Bobo, the
neighbourhood in which she resided.
Mr. Tynrlutt was of opinion this was • case for • refor•
watery, and remanded it.

of a eon.
pERI/01,11.—Oetober 2, at Warwlek.placc, Pimlico, the wife of
Perugini, Nog., of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.

Tnr Teo-511ALOLD RVll.rit. feria itl4 al 5 nye. rolled to
a sweepetabee of 5 awe. each ; roils, sss 71b ; 611ie., eat alb;
the 'maser to be sold for 50 son., lc. lost halt rods. To
alum and same to-monow (Tanday).
Tat. HUNTIVA PLATZ of 25 met, added to a eweeretakes
of 5 awe each : gentlemen name ; jockeys and imam
gib ettro tlse mdo. To ek4s sod same to-marrow
Meselael
_ .

THE BRUTAL Av4AULT AT OLOITURRTER.—OR
Saturday the county magistrates at the Shire Hall, Moo-
meter, proseeded with the emmination of seven persons
charged with a most brutal and outrageous assault as a
young girl named Derma Ravi, shout 18 years of age. The
runes of the accueed roadies are William Bowen Autos,
aged Ist ; Henry (handler, of Oarless, 18 ; Joseph Parker,
1. ; Themes Wheeler, 14 ; Charles Adcock, 17 ; George Coo
'JO ; and Willies' Harris, IT. The court was densely crowded,
the can having emitted a pest mwratiom in the wrighbour-
boot owing to its atrocious character. It appeared
that the girl bad bean all day at the mop fair at Gloucester
on Mondry last, is company with Hosanna Toole sod H.
Hopkinsoe. la retorts* home about 11 o'clock from the
fair about a dome men sad boys overtook them. They
limey her down, and behaved in the most disguating mum.
met teem& her. After receiving considersble injuries she
sea at hes& able to escape from them. She could not my
bow mairy of the men acted in the wee described but she
believed every one of them there did. The prisoners were
misamitted for trial.

CHAMBERB—DUNN.—Oetnia7I.at Bt. John's, Kensington,
park. by the Her. J. W. t Widths, C. J. 0. Chamber..
Lieutenant 11.11.'s Madras Army, to Mary Carr, daughter of
W. Dunn. Rwi., of Remington.partifardena
lIKATH—RVANIS.—October 1. at Lyng Church, Norfolk. 1.)
the Rev. K. Beans, J. C. Heath, Esq., of the Inner Temple. to
Mary Jane, oaughter of the Rev. B. Evans. Rector of Wig.
HOWLETT—LKWIB.—Oetober 2, at Brentwood, Reser, 10 the
Rev. J. Kittna, M.A., Mr. J. W. Howlett, of Brighton, to
Martanne Elizabeth, daughter of C. C. Lewis, Ent., of lirent•

- -
NOTrINGHAN. OCT. 5.-Ate our core market today the
show of wheat iron, the growers was pretty fair for the
season, and samples generally were of fair quality. The
demand ruled healthy, and prices were fully is. per qr
higher than on the previous week. Old white deecriptione
made 465. to tile. ; new. 584. to 64a. ; old red, 40a. to 58a. ;
new, 565. to 60s. per 36 stone. The supply of barley was
tolerable, but the demand was by no means buoyant, at
prices the same as last week ; malting, 36e. to 43e. per qr. ;
griodis", 295. to 31e. per 30 stone. There was a fair supply
of oats, the demand for which ruled inactive, at prices
similar to those obtained last market day ; old. 26e. to 35a.
rew, 24e. to 275. ; old foreign, Ms. to 30e. per 24 stone. Of
beans the supply was limited, and the demand proving
healthy rates were very firm ; floe aorta made 48e. to 51s. ;
secondary, 40s. to 465. per 38 stone. Superfine floor, 46a.
to 52e. ; doe, 355. to 43a. per 20 stone.
OXFORD. OCT. 5.-There was at market to-day rather a
large attendance of millers and dealers ; but in consequence
of holders of grain wanting more money, the transactions
were chiefly confired to necessitous purchasers. These re-
marks will more particularly apply to fine samples of wheat,
yet, at the same time, they will also apply to the 6ne quali-
ties of all sorts of corn, which ware rather higher. The
following are the quotations, via :-Old wheat, 50s. to
56e. per qr. ; white wheat (new), from 565. to 65e. ; red
wheat (new), 54e. to 60s. ; barley, 32a. to 40e. ; oats, 20s. to
360. ; boom (sow), 38s. to 42a. ; ditto (old), 441. to 48s. ;

Tll7. $ I KR! Pi %TS of 40 sol s.. added to a bending) of
6 ero. each... ft . winners .4 way handicap after October 4.
711. our.. Last half mile. (2 gala.)
Ace at lb Aloe at lh
bean
11.10 Julia
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Teare . .... 6 6 II I Ifigralais II 11 is
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ANOTHER FIRE IN TOOLKY-NTRIET.EarIy yester-
day morning the Bull Tavern, a house supposed to be more
than 200 years old, was diasuvered to be on fire. The in-
mates, six or eleven 113 number, were with considerable diffi-
culty aroused, and made their escape, some over the roof to
the adjoining premises, and the red by means of the fire.
aseape. we are sorry to add, however, that three of the
icemen were severely hart by the snapping oi • ladder.
How TO AVOID biIDICINI wnwertaiot, in-
coevenlence, and expense—Certificate Ito. DA4l3.—" *e find
parry's delicious health.restoring 'termini& Ambles Food
the West remedy for habitual constipation, indigestion dopey-
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asthma, bronchitis, consumption, sore throats, diphtheria, diarr-
hoea, dysentery, nervousness., biliousnem, torpidity of the liver,
debility, scrofula, atrophy."—Andrew l're, M.D., le.R.& ; Dr.
Harvey, Dr. Shorlaud, Dr. Campbell, Dr. Rud. Wurzer.—Less ex-
pensive hot, fur more pleasant and a rengthenlng than cod liver
oil, tea, coffee, cocoa, or chocolate it saves fifty times it. cod
In neatens and doctors' MID, and has effected 68,1100 curse
when all other remedies lead felled, restoring perfect digestion,
strung sem., wend pup, healthy liver, refreshing sleep. and
nay to the most disordered or enfeebled, old or 'ming.—
Bum Det ]dairy and Co., TT, Regentatreet, London ; also at 182,
=4,14110, OrseerhurehaWeet . 4, ebeeptlde ; 63 and 150,
nod GU groan and chembit•---(Adverlieentent. 1

wood.
MAI'DE—ADDISON.—October 2, at M. James's, New Brighten.
by the Rev. J. H. Hamilton, E. Maude, Captain gist Reid . to
Emily. daughter of T. Addison, Esq., of Dorselands, Nor
Brighton.
TIPPINO—CALVERT.—October 2, at Ernoinfteld, Somersot, ley
the Rev. 0. F. Blade, Lieutenant-Colonv I Tipping. of DIA co-
vet HMI. Cheshire, to Flora Louisa, dauglitor of the late Bev.
N. Calvert, of Quentin Castle, county Doan. Ireltuid.
DEATHS.
KRT.—October 3, at Welletue.sguare, Sophia, wife of Mr.
J. art. aged fn.
HlllLL—October 2, Charlotte, widow of the Rev. T. C. him of
Perfasell.park,
DE 1. aSurreyt Cheltenham, J. Deane, Eau. aged TI.
MlLAN.—October 2, at Cumberland-terrace, Liverpool. g.
'Eileen, Lg., aged TL
0111 YEN.—October L at Paragon.huildingA. Bath. TAII{.3 Grace
Anne, relict of the late Rev. H. Critryco, of Edgetteid itectory,
Norfolk.
PRlEST.—October 3, the Rev. E. Priest, Perpetual Comte of
Crhigieford, near Norwich, aged 63
SEYMOUR. —October M Wormley, Herta, Mary, *id.* of
Ls MN J. Seymour, au, aged IL

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---bit:Dijo; Oa LIGhT BROWN COD LIVER OIL.
—Roder-lion .1 the Mortality amongst (Whims —Thomas Hunt,
Eel . Vice.Presidestrif the Medical Society of London ..leerres:
• To banll).nourishol failings lir. de Jonglis 111 in in/allialVe•
Th- rapidity with which two or throe tea spoonful, per diem .111
ttttt n • young ehlid is astonishing. and it appear. as If there
wrre some of deliverance for the appalling multitude of
children who figure lu the weekly Mb. of mortality twilled from
O. Mrlre ”t tivr IteentrnrDeneval " Ilr. &Tooth'. 1 isht Drown
L.rer ..II Is sold only In capimleri imperial
plata 4s. Id.. quarts, Pa.. by his Sots Consignees. Annan% Mar-
ti:ord. wad Co.. . Minsk LlMika; and by respectable cbrialsts.
—lealvortlimseti

Ammo-Jot tolatm—The British god North
Ameinen wird aril stem ship Ardis, which sealed from
14vosPuil w Pato/day WI lac Rabias and Boston, with the
"1.1 84st.'• nawds, kw, leek out 6,1621. in specie, 130
plisSlSigoOS, and a hvp sense.
who v,iuire good and fashionable
.1"" "ue. gs the btu nastertsis and latest style at
gamPtsn's. senod, °pima. newt ilia—

Mated sad Publimbed by wnsimi Kum ilnu.s, of No. Q.
Locabard-straa. to the City of Loudon, Pnot,r, at
in Lombardetreet, In the Precinct of 11 hitefrism—
iii4lll)AT, OCTOW 7,1361.