The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-05 00:00:00

EPSOM AUTUMN MINTING.

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HANDICAP Yell TWII BZWINVICI PLATIL—JoII Co' Sot, 6
are, set 71b; Harley, 6 yrs, the 21b ; Loundrymaid, aged,
1:115. TheraltilL 4 yrs, 2se 121 b; Administrator, 6 yr.,
; Eva. 4 Tot, 7st 61b ; CE liras, 4 yrs, 24 6lb ; Chris-
tiana, I re, Tee Mb; Mark Tapley, 3 yrs, 24 61b;
3 yte, 24 Mb; Second Sight, 4 yrs, 24 41b; Thibault, 4 yrs,
2st 41L; etobten, 6 yr., 64 131 b; Lammermoor, 4 yn,
tot 131 b; Coief Juniee, yrs, 64 121 h; Cisrfortb, 3 yrs,
64 Illy,. Elopement, 6 yrs, 64 Illb; Bullfinch. 3 yrs, 64
1011); .1.1.1 e, 4 yrs, Gat 91b ; Coss, 3 yrs, 64&b; Impression,
3 yrs. Get ‘ll., Vi'vntine, 8 yes, Est 71b; Pantaloon filly, 2
"I.; Cst,alator, 2 yn,6,171b; Auckland eolt, 2
yrs, ;le 61h; La Lieu& colt, 2 yrs, dot 41b ; 19*. Blida, 2
yrs, Sit 21b.
1 be folowbeg bones have arrived for the
prnve VeTON STAINS (fleet coney—tEtpoa, Dardans, and
Men Lottery,
DIDDISOTOX STLINS (Wend rene).—Metherne, Teeth,
b e by Viatica out of Vona', Terpsichore, Soofili, The In.
curable, St. Hilda, b f by Epirus out of Dark Susan, and
Theseus.
Enos Aareyx HANDICAP curl—Coesack,
Backbiter, flaomatana, (ilea Sadie,, Chantrey, Sauter-b-'
Cosier, Allis, Maik Tapley, Eva, Docility, Melody, Mini.
Taus, Wanadyke, Chief Jana, Core, br o by Sir Reroutes
est of Dark Sams, sad Val mime.
Wm's& Sruzus (fourth ram)—Eva, oldipne, Ash,
Scratch, Ilagialam, and Chief Junk*.
Bawrlncu PLAT! (sixth race)—St. Hilda, 011ipus, En,
e by Laaereost out of Balms, Cora. Chief Justice, Mark
Luansermeor, Lateadrymaid, Valentine, Tbornhill,
Elopement, and Christiana.
:ALLLIIO STAINS (16ot Mee)-Reversion, Thornhill, and
Elopement.
The rams esaameweo at 1 o'clock.
The following harms have also arrived for the Steeple.
ehse.s. Trust as no_ Lumurenet, Y:unu Lottery, Miss
fanny. Mem Nipper, The British Yeoman, Maria Day, Mies
C-P.haere3d, M“an, Bassot, Coronet, The Premier, and
Sabena's.

MILITARY.
Tat LAM BARRACK MASTER AT TiLB 18L3 OE
MII.-114se W. A. Risme, who held this seinteneat,
(bed at CastWawa, as tits 20th alt. SeatariM the Artil-
lery service in 1808, mad la 1843 retired cm the faU pay Hat.
Tbe late Miler Raper servad M Copeslagea in 1807; with
the espeditha to 81166111 mad sabieqsently saved La the
I.%instils under Silt Ma Moors, tacludias the ammo-
rebk retreat to C2flllBlll. 'salary, 1809. From 1810 until
th.- end of the war la 1814, Major Ksyuai aim served in the
Peninsula, including the Edemas of Cadiz, battle of Bums,
&tenor of Tarifa, mass at Neville, battles of Vittoria,
'team, and Hied's, wimp of the Adoar, sad operation
before Bayonne ,• for -services he had resolved hi war
medal with six amp.
dAJOI.OENUAL BERT, EAST INDIA COMPANT'S
BtsTlem-41sherGameral Barn lately is °summand of ilea
sonthern &Miss of the Bassbsy army, lea just reached
Bombay. sad retrarms is Ramp fez good by Eta Mesmer of
Ms 3rd November, having bass 44 man fa Isdla—Bosiday
Lore.
The Lars LIZET.-00LO1fIL PIDOION, 71er
11G/ILVCDZIU, —This raker, tan had served many Teen
in the 71e, and commanded the regimes% Mr some time,
ti..4.42cu sivsegrl on the 29 It alt., aged 68_ Teen. The late
fidgets had served hi the Waterloo suspelp

: ...UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL.
Cote soh, Limnos. Anitirtwe
ficmonataarrs.—The MIS& .nation on Saturday,
.sods. Urge Andentrs' for mildew in
Greek, Latin, onehedeatio, and nand gMlneephy, sr fel-
lucre One of IE4. to Mr. Joke Power Kirks: two of 501,
on. ens Mr. Was Lewis, and eon so Mt. Jones Savage.
At fbro oar maim the resignation of this Preromenhip of
=by Sr. A. J. Scott, A.S., who boa bees appointed
of Owen's Celloge. Mandleater, erea tendered and
mwmCdiNATlos.-011 All Saints' Day the Bishop of
fisase sod Man hrld so ordination Is St. ;Wink Chapel,
is the pad* of German, when Joseph WMlara Henley,
of 81. Ifidaued Hall, Word, wait admitted tato the holy
wine of deuces, and attenrerda Seesard ea chaplain to
the Footsie Schoolhotee, is the parish of Petrick.

Rev. Charles Gillbw; YA. to tlereoecry of Subpolar-
Clary, county of hiletbaspesa, et*. Pofertorma.

REVIEW OF THE ➢RITISH CORN TRADE
DUBIN° THE PAST WEEK.

(Ppm the Mari Jew Ewer.)
Though the atrivala of ibeelp grain and sour hate
not been on quite so liberal a *We this week as during the
eight day. Immediately prowlieg, the falling off in We
reselpte hss not been so great ee was expected, sad the trades
her not yet recovered trent the effect produced by the enor-
mous npplies Into Liverpool, London, ac., dud the latter
part of Ism aim* ; dee eakeehadonehnead en eke ball f Wet
a material decrease would ems new hays shown Itself be tie

;iti;als from abroad, have amiegemetly proved erroneous,
end the time in which it was deemed that an improvement
might take place in pries*, eh., the period farmers were
eceupied with autism sowing, h test passing away without
my signs of the expiated Memos being realised. It is per
family chat that the espshilities el foreign countries to tar-
nish supplies hive been aadsnated. No one appears to have
amicdpated the facility with whisk tarty a million quarters
el gran, paha, and doer wend be haraighed regularly
meth arise mouth; but preedeal experience has proved
An this can he demo whitest es* hadammeat of high prices.
It ma therefen so Mager be Apeseemed that free trade
mast have the offset a penamestly ieweiring the value of
sY emisahmal peed.= he We many.
TM aekandedged dedeleasy of our harvest, and the
partial lees of the pones arm 4 indaad, ledwasd meaty to
team with aertaisty en a ken nape of qaotatioas; but
m lot then have best CO symptom rif en rename. What
Mddlit be the effect of a severe winter, and en early elosiag
elthe aorthern European poet, remains to be sus, end
ume are still sanguine m to wheat tieing is vain between
this and March.
• The trade has ones our last remained is a depressed state'
gad the twine, of prim Me ben decidedly downwards,
sat eddy at these yens when the arrivals of foreign produce,
have Maw Mon liberal, but likewise at the market, in the
legrieulturel daunt', tit ugh the deliveries from the growers
have eat been large. The want of activity in the farmers'
markets may be partly scanned for by the falling in the
deemed for used wheat, the inquiry for that purpose having
now nearly named.
At Liverpool prime have been more firmly unstained
than might hays bee, expected, when the amount of the
annals into that port are taken tato account. Oa Tumidity the
best qualities of wheat end superior flour were held at rates
similar to then eminent on that day se'aaight. Durkee the
formight eadiag Oe . 31, 140,000 hunk United States, and
90,000 Camelia& dour were received ; s iII **tains of the
minis was tolerably well supported on Friday.
The Moine from the other large markets is the north
are of a ins Ira tom. At Hull, on Tuesday, the best runs
of red English Wheat were freely offered at Os. to 41s. per
qr., without inducing the millers to take more than needed
tor immediate use; and foreign also hung heavily on hand.
The Leeds market on the same day was thinly attended. and
prices were generally quoted 12. per qr. lower for Wheat
than on that day sehmight.
From Ireland we barn that the supplies of wheat and
Indian corn had bean considerable which, with the dull
accounts from this side of the channel, had combined to keep
down prisms. It le, however, certain that over a large paw-
-1 Mon of the south the &denary in the home crops is amnion
se to leave so dean that neatinsed imports on a
liberal seals will be required. Oats had sot varied much in
prise, sad shipments to some extent were still being made for
English sad Scotch porta.
At Iduk-lane business in Wheat hes been very dull since
our last, and, though no actual change ham occurred in prices,
the tendency has certainly been downwards.
The arrivale coastwise into the port of Load= during the
week siding this (Batueday) wadies have amounted to only
3,185 qrs , which is cartai,J, not a large supply for this
time of the year.
Foreign liAsky by wan rather freely to hand, bat pod
heavy arriedir.g qualities have not at any period of the week
been offered below the currency of Monday.
Malt has been in steady request, and previous prima have
been well maintained.
Bore-grown beans have come to hand rather sparingly ;
notwithstanding whirl', sales have been made difficulty,
at previous prise. Egyptian have bee. saleable in retail,
at similar terms to those current lest week.
The supply of English wasp.' not bees large, but the
quantity brought forward has been more than sufficient
tor the demand ; and liberal arrivals having taken plea
from abroad, the tendency of prices has been decidedly
downwards.
The toiletry for Wien corn off the coast has rather sub-
sided, and there seems to have been lee doing at Liverpool
ia the article this week.

FOREIGN CORN TRADE.

The advice, from the continent are of much the ,
Jame character as last week. At the mere distant poets
holders appear to have remand my dem ; but at some of
the nearer markets the late dull *moats from hence had
not been altogether without Influence, and quotations had
rather tended downwards.
Oar Matteis 'dykes are of the 26th of October. During
the week about 400 lasts of wheat had changed hands, prin-
cipally for shipment to British ports. Pine mixed old, of
6116 e. weight, had realised 38s. to 395. • new, of 601 be., 360.
to 37e. ; and fin• samples of the latter, Me. to 38s. 6d. per qr.
free on board. For really fine high mixed old wheat, of
=be. to 6316 e weight, as mach as 43e. and even 44.. per
qr. bad been sated. Freights were low for the time of
year ; charters having been closed at 31. 3d. for London,
2a. 11d. for Hull, 2.. 10i. for Leith, and at corresponding
terms for other porta.
At lion i gab, rft, on the 26th October, wheat wee rather more
pressingly offered that on that day se'nnieht, and the turn
was certainly in favour of the buyer; high-mixed being
offered at 37.., seised at re., and red at 361. per qr. free on
board. Barley had been held at full terms; and One boil•
fug peas had not been offered below 265. per qr. free on
beard.
Letters from Statile, of the 28th October, Worm as that
the farmers Lad Gemmel:iced supplying the markets more
freely with new wheat; and, as the report demand had rather
fallen off than Improved, great difficulty had been experienced
in mating preemie terms • tellers had, however, ehown no
disposition to make any aiWeinslion of unpartisan, and a con-
siderable proportion of the supplies was being takes to
. (Ea lickeretark wheat, of 62 lb.. weight, bad
min) (Ted at 38e. ; red Saida,weighing 61 lbs., at 384.6 d. ;
sad mixed Polish, dike earn weight, sta7s. per qr. free on
beard, without leading to en& business. Barley had been
a geod deal sought after, end prises equal to IS.. to 19e per
qr. free on board had been paid fa local use. Freights bad
rather advanced, vessels having become 10111100.; the last
sharters bad been at 3a for wheat to the Bast Coast, sad
Vs. 3d. to London or the Humber.
The latest anouots from Rostock elate that though sap-
plies of wheat had rather Weaseled, sellers had not eon-
seated to accept Ins money, and flee On. new had been
steadily held at 40s. per qr. free ca board. The quantity
being very superior, purchasers had from time to time
isiTreel ; and though the transactions had set been eaten-
there had benisons deem of sidiaseima Who serkee.
In e value of spring corn no change bed amsred. aft.
barley had, however, commanded 171. pie tie. free on baud.
At Hamburg, cat nu* Tuederp4zitsta few we
inked for wheat es on the =o r ere.
thesupply from the Upland nag
advisee could be obtained. The dimaned an Bute
had slackened, and new of oto 49011 a. Ind boon
offered at 235. to 235. 63. per qr. From the Danish i
there bad been often of 631 he. Barley at 17s. to 17e. IL
per qr. free on board.
The reports from Holland are generally dull; but good
qualities of Rhine wheat were not cheaper at Rotterdam on
Monday than on that day eel:might.
At Antwerp, en Wednesday, &ellen were more anxious to
readies, which gave purchasers a small advantage, and 621 b..
old Louvain was obtainable at 43.. and sew, of 621 he.
weight, at 41s. to 42a. per qr. free on board.
la the French markets the downward neweesest la pekes
to have been arrested, but no roily had occurred ;
and 11: torn which matters have since taken here is not
likely to have a very eueoaraglng effect on the other aide.
From the Mediterranean the advises are generally flat.
Ae Maresilles no stooks of Polish Odom wheat eif emsequenee
were held; the nominal value was 32e. U. to 33e. N. per
qr. free es board.

BROOM MIarICIPAL ELiCTION.—ThO eioetiona of
assasalers for this borough have of late years rood n,
"Meat the sligidset symptoms of oppositioa, aad oath the
hot few days there was se appearaaes of say change.
However, three sew esadMisdas wets pot forward ; sad on
W lot last. the wally quiet bortrailt was all ezeitaissat,
as* party sirloin to plass their favoarite casilidate at the
heed of tha poll, the malt of whisk was as fellows
William Lenny, 791; Mr. Gawp llreaa (old masaborl. 283;
Kr. haw Thaapsoit, 239; stomata Threat's, 290; Kr.
Joseph B. Cerbya, 1/14; W Gesaltan, 169 ; Kr.
Thema Disks?, 119. Nweritbstandisi this costask It ta
understood that that moat (riasdly haling clista amongst the
parties, and that on tiro following day it was unanimously
I agreed to We labile Hama of the oxpertite, borgessa,
lai 10010011 k es the 90t Wt.