The Sun.
London, England, 1856-11-03 00:00:00

ITALIAN OPERA.

On Saturday evening every corner of our great na-
tional theatre was occupied, and we believe that many
hundreds were unable to obtain admittance at any
price. There were several combined causes for this ex-
traordinary confluence of peeple appertaining to almost
every class of the community. Firstly, Madame Grisi
was to appear for the first time in a character which
other singers had already rendered popular ; secondly,
Signor Mario was to sing with her ; thirdy, Signor
Graziani had been brought from Paris, by a very large
number of guineas, to perform his most celebrated part ;
and, fourthly, it was supposed to be the last night of
the Italian operas, which, at prices within the reach of
almost all, have been conducted by Messrs. Cramer and
Beale, and Mr. E. T. Smith, the enterprising lessee o
Drury-lane, in so admirable a manner as to win the ap-
probation of the press and the entire confidence of the
public.

Here, most assuredly, were ample means for "bring-
ing a house," as the phrase goes, and a house there was,
such, indeed, as we have rarely seen.
The opera was Verdi's "Il Trovatore," and Madame
Grisi essayed for the first time the character of Leonora.
We need scarcely comment upon the interest which any
fresh effort by so great an artist must necessarily awa-
ken. All musical London was anxious to learn what.
the heroine of we (know not how many operatic
triumphs would make of this new part—how she, who
has rendered the loveliest melodies of Mozart, Cima-
rosa, Rossini, and Meyerbeer, more lovely by her ex-
quisitely beautiful singing, would acquit herself in Ver-
di's music, for she had never ventured upon it before,
at least in London ; and it was generally supposed (why
we know not) that the great prima donna could not
do it justice. There could scarcely be a more erro-
neous idea than this. Grisi always could, and can stillsing
to perfection anything within the compass of her voice ;
for she is a thoroughly-trained artiste, belonging to a
true and legitimate school ; whilst, with respect to
dramatic sentiment and emotioral expression, she is uni-
versally admitted to be unsurpassedly great. Why,
then, should she be unable to sing Verdi ? Can it be
said that his music is proof against all the magic powers
of executive genius, which, by a species of mental al-
chemy, can convert base materials into something like
pure gold ? Why, even we, who admire it not, would
not hazard such an assertion ! Was it imagined that
her pulmonic means were unequal to it, and that she
could not scream loud enough to contend successfully
with the unisonic ravings of the maestro's score ? If so,
there was some foundation for the doubt, for Grisi was
certainly not so great in the screaming passages of the
part as were many of her predecessors, and it is only in
this respect that we have to note shortcomings. 0h!
fclix culpa!

The first air, " Tacea is notte," was given with a
purity of style, soft intensity .of tone, and fervency of
expression which showed the fair cantatrice to be in the
best possible voice, and the happiest vein. This at once
put her admirers in spirits, eyhich were raised still
higher by the delightful execution of the succeeding
cabaletta, "Di Tale amor," in which the graces of
florid vocalism were combined with the more intel-
lectual charms of unaffected sentiment, for the accom-
plishment of a result as nearly approaching perfection
as the music would admit. Grisi was herself, and
there could be no room for doubt, even in Verdi-
ite minds, of the complete success of her new essay.
Henceforward, to the termination of the opera, she
shone with all her native lustre —in all the great
scenes and situations her " fiery and original" artistic
virtue vivified the score of Verdi, and imparted to it a
temporary dazzling splendour, which rendered us almost
blind to its manifold defects. In the frantic trio which
terminates the first act, and the eccentric finale to the
second, where the heroine of the drama is made to gasp
through a succession of halting measures as though she
were suffering from asthma, Madame Grisi was crea-
tively great, for she made a vast deal out of very little ;
but in the famous miserere scene, where there is a little
more help from the author—where the singer has rather
better material to work upon—she was greatest of all,
and far surpassed:all her predecessors. The whole of this
was rapturously redemanded ; and, indeed, the whole of
Mine. Grisi's performance was received with those un-
mistakeable demonstrations of genuine enthusiasm which
only attend a most complete and legitimate success. We
never heard Mario sing the muse of the "Troubadour'
so well, or saw him act the part with so much fiery
energy and purpose as he did on Saturday night. His
"Di quella pira" was quite an inspiration—the
mere execution of the thing carried us away—we
could scarcely have believed it possible to make so much
out of so little, and that little very bad in itself. But
there was such " fine phronzy" in the singer, so com-
plete an abandonment to the business of the scene, so
much genuine passion and exquisite beauty of voice, that
we could think of nothing but the wondrouely-gifted
performer. We have spoken of this effort, first, becausedce
it struck us particularly, and none of Mario's Preffect
to
nor even Mario himself, had ever given
equalrld ebulli
to the piece in question. It was indeed
tion of lyrical and dramatic genius, scc?e grand
upona being able
even the
greatest artiste could not:safely reckon
ea that this
to repeat. It must not, however, be
was Mario's only triumph ; or
" Ah si hen
the serenade, "slysto sully terra;
the
" Addio Leo-
flora" (unanimou redemanded), never did did he sing
Graziani, who was
entire part more finely. Signor,,a throughout the opera
most enthusiasticallyreceived, sahis beautiful baritone voice
nora" (similarly honoured), more boeautif ally, or act the
in his very best manner, and
o " for which he elicited
" Balen del suo sorris ,
mann,
a rapturous encore.
who is rapidly rising in public esti-
mation, heard to the utmost advantage in the popular ro.
Madame Amadei,
pected histrionic ability in the
nAsesxwerta, the old demented, gipsy,
a well-trained artiste. With a
and sang the mu!'
Madame Amadei cannot fail to
little more experience,
to the
vmeartyi °n'
arduous displayedi.
• rtant acquisition operatic stage.
become an impo
been so admirable Fe
rnando
as a
There has never, perhaps,d although the part is a small one,
as M. Gassier,
anthis excellent artiste it
yetc
in the hands of t e appeared to bs
flui k e
dramatic action, and that his
of real importance.to h
performance contributed largely to the general success
of the opera. It was then but lair
that he should be
included in the tumultuous call which brought the prin.
cipa
1 artistes on the stage after the final fall of the cur-
tain. The customary ovation over—ovation, it should
be remembered, which had more than customary causes
and genuineness—a general cry was raised for Mr. E. T.
Smith, who stepped forward, amid enthusiastic cheering
from all parts of the house, to acknowledge the compli-
ment, and state that, in consequence of the great success
which has attended the Italian Opera performances at
" old play-house prices," he had made arrangements
with Messrs. Cramer and Beale to ive a fresh series,
with Mesdames Grisi and Gassier as the prime donne,
to commence on Monday, Nov. 10.—Morning paper.

. -
The telegraph from St. Petersburg este§ ,that the
severe eold which had prevailed for some days had been
followed by a thaw, and that the prospect of an early
interruption of the navigation was thus for the moment
removed,

THE SU:: LONDON, MONDAY EVENING,' NOVEMBER 3 lB5 6.
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BANKS, ASSURANC E, AND OTHER CO :Sl-
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SPORTING NOTES. - . Badsworth Tues. Marr-village
Sat. Wizister Turpike-gate ...
Tues. Pike-hall PRICES OF 2 HABES, -- - ---- -- •
CoUrtry " .!,:••-•-•f;:- .;
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THE WEST INDIA MAIL ; expedient in securing the speedy completion of the I
I line of railway. between Georgetown and Ma- ' ,_ _es_ 1 Thur.Fryston-park
Sat. Ackworth-moor-top
10 30 Thur Hunter's Mere
1111 00
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NEWMARKET AND WORCESTER. , Bedale Thur. Pepper-hall ..
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SOUTHAMPTON, SUNDAY, Nov. 2. 1 haica. The weather had been fine, with occasional
" I 'e "of '
. They who affect to believe in the waning g ori s 1 Beaufort's, Duke of ...Mon. Newnten-lodge
Wed. Yate-rocks lO 30
10 30 Huntingdonshire Sat. Mortimer's Cliffe
Tues. Willingham ll 0
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11 o 1 •
By the Royal mail steamer Parana, _
pa
ifi
daptain ' showers. The estates were generally occupied ' . . .
WURAT. BARLMY i OATI, 1 hitAN
b M 1* f .th Turf and who like to talk about I
t e etropo is o e , i , Fri. Draycot
Bevis, with the West India, Mexican, and
.. c c in the manufacture of sugar. The exports .
Sat. Hare-and-hounds
.
mails, in charge of Lieut. Lloyd, R. ~
N Admiralty durino• the fortnight consisted of-sugar, 1,051
Bellew's, Mr. F. Wed. Churchtown
agent, we have dates from- hopheads, 50 tierces, 942 barrels, and 29 hogs-
heads foreign ; rum, 377 puncheons, 9 hogs , ,
i the Newmarket Meetiogs as if their "fall" was already I
heads; . consummated, must have had their erroneous notions
Sat. Northmolton
Tampico Oct. 3IBarbadoes - d
6Go qrs., 61a sol
Vera Cruz 5 ' Grenada - 11 h raein and more
• 8 barrels ; molasses, 53 puncheons, 50 barrels ; materially corrected last week. Not only was the sport
Wed Gusham-brid e
. g 10 30 Williams's, Mr. E Tues. Callington, Newbridge ... 10 30
Dividend , Amount -
PP PP oats , ,-, 321 qrs., 291 ..o d
Havannah
Fri. Buscot.park
C _ y per of Paid. Price. IP PP beans ~ 33 rs. 2;5 sold
,1 ,
7\St. Vincent's 1 1 1 831 barrels ;
- ...... , manna, 68 boxes, 1 keg ; manufac- , than enough to satisfy all persons. Indeed, some turfites ,
Berkshire,S.,Whebble'sMen.. Prior's-court
Banta Martha
were ther pleased than otherwise. that the fog tempo- ,
ra Tues. Midgham-houso lO 30 Wylye, Vale of Thur. Bretton Castle .. lO 45
Greytown - 7 St. Lucia
Thur. Beech-hill
INISIE.
- 11 ! Martinique
Carthagena - 1 • •
Fri. Streatley lO 30 British ••••••.• •• • • •• Oats, ... le 8 310 12ths I f>ans, 21. 13 3 4-12 tbs
•••••• - • - - -
13 usually dull among the merchants. This stagnation 1
- 10 i Guadeloupe - ------
Chagres Blackmere•vale Mon Thornhi11-obelisk
- 12 ' Doreinice - B me or lO 30 Ward Union Mon. Mayne Brighton ••••-• • • • • • -, 20 0 0 20 0 0 15 .
jeinaica - 13 was the result, in a great measure,lof the late riots. I
1 ra ara-mo Mon. Harewood-bridge
- 13 Antigua - 14 The Portuguese, in whose hands the retail trade ,
Wed. Stutton-mill - . .
Jac mel - C2rFs• Best. Current. Infezior
Porto Rico
Fri. Wighill-park
Berbice ... . - 8 Nevis .. 1,3, crippled by the tremendous losses they then sus- the week. Fortune was dead against them, for even
Sat. Rwldin park
- 10 St. Kitt's
1 the la , i u on ,
Hunt Lord Hy. Baron, The (weath.per.)Mon. Kneckreagh
Demerara . . - ,", tained, have not yet recovered the shock. It was
Independent ......... si. . 40 0 0
stupid error of 'ud Mon. Laegworth-bridge ll 0 Thur. Kilinalogne ll 0 15 Peas Ss beans 603 Od sss Oid 523 od
~,, 1 -
Tobago - 9 ; Tortola • -- 1 hoped, however, that now the Compensation j was thrown away by a i gment on the ' Bentinck's
Tues. Magin-moor
Tues. Tombrack Cross-roads llll 00
P I iDceon.
London.. - .......... - 00 0 0 •
Trinidad - 10 : St. Thomas (midnight) 16
Bill was passed their claims would shortly be liqui- 'part of young Hughes, who rode Treachery.
at ed. Tile-house-beck - ,i.Pa.r.1...P.r.e.f.e.re.n.e..e 6411:
ppeerr
cceennt. ; 2650
00 00
52 .0, 0 , 2455 --
ABERDEEN-Ocr. 31.
The Parana brings 48 first and 30 second and dated and trade would again revive. The port was Oa Wednesday I briefly referred to the running for Thur. Burton
third class passengers, among whom are Lieut.- crowded with shipping, and freights were cense- the Cambridgeshire, and I have no new item of intelli- Fri. Linsvood by Rasen ll 0 Galway Blazers Tues.Moyne
Common oats 193 Od to 22a 03 ,
Colonel Ashmore, 36th Regiment ; Lieut. Lloyd, quently very low. Some of the vessels in the river gence to add to the notes published on that day. The I Sat. Blankney - a 0(1 to 42s'Od.
Ist West India Regiment ; 10 naval invalids, 13 would have to wait some months before they would v. .
reader, too, must be, by this time, quite familiar with B• • Thur. Wanstrow ...
Mon. Caxton•gibbett
10 30 Tues. Johnstown Inn
Thur. Eighteen-mile -stone
11 0 Ditto, New ........ -
WATER-WORKS.
SC• 0 0 10 ' 0 10
Barley .153 IA t,i 4Ss vd
- } 531bs
}-101bs pa bushel
second class passengers and the officers and crew of get produce for a cargo, unless they took timber.
the most interesting incidents which marked the minor ' Fri. Pottenswood
the late Royal mail steamship Tay. On height St. Lucia was healthy, with the exception of one .
1 Dividend 1 Amount , white .......30s 0(1 to 60.3 Od 111
events. All manner of funny stories were told about ,Cheshire Mon. Saudiway-head
• . per of Oat'incal 1
there is specie value $1,356,225-viz., from Tam- or two slight eases of fever at Castries. Trade was Tues. Oxhay's Farm
'
Annum. Share. Flour 54s Od to 55s Od. per sack. '
plots, $320,895 ; from Vera Cruz, $315,586 ;on almost at a standstill, and the supply of American adventures in h f W
t e og on ednesday. The starter, I Cambridgeidur. e
Thur.Duddon-heath -
account of Mexican dividends, $20,000 ; from the Fri. Highway-side lO 30 Louth Tues. Readypenny
provisions somewhat limited. Work on the estates am informed, was in a sad plight, for an hour elapsed
Cleveland Sat. Cotelitee-wood
Gulf of Mexico, $656,481 ; from the Pa,cific ports,
- Mutton, per lb 6d to Bd. I Eggs, p doz. Os 101 to is od
$244,279 ; from California, $388,728 ; from Car- was beimg slowly proceeded with, and vegetation before anybody could find him to tell him the race* had , _
was exceedingly backward. The heat had been ex- been postponed, and he remained kicking his heels on Tues. Horton-woods .
Thur. Timberden lO 30 Queen's County
10 30 Tues. Timoney-park
Fri. Sheffieldsgate ll 0 Grand Junction .... • • 4,. per cot. 50 0 0 all
Kent .... •• .. ~...... C. per mit. 100 0 0 -
11 0 Lambeth. ••-.. - • • • • - 100 0 0 - 80 Lamb, do., Os Od to Oe 0 k liens, p pair ',,s Od to 38 6d
95 Veal, ,per lb ... 7d to Os 9,1 Chickens,do.2s Od to 2s 6d I
thagena, $56,120 ; from Jamaica, $1,330 ; and cessive, and rain was much wanted. The Legisla- the damp and sodden grass chewing the cud of sweet ! Sat. Meopham - - - Pork, per 5t...6s Gd to Os 0(1 Ducks, do. 2s Od to 2s 6tl
43 58 Of
from other ports of the West Indies„ , 7. ture was still in recess.' It was expected that rice and bitter fancy. Ey the way, stringent rules ace about Cottesmore
1 Colyer s, Air.
Mon. Greetham.inn ll 0 Fri. Knockelly Castle ll 0 Southwark &Vauxhall SI. per cnt. 100 0 0 -
the total amount of specie, $888,761 is in silver, ' would be another article of exeort from the co- to be adopted to clinch his power and authority over Tues. Brook-hall - 1-00 Salmon, per lb Os to Os Ducklings,dolls Od ti; 0,, Od
i ,
and the remainder in gold. The cargo com- leny in a few years, and it was being planted on
the jockeys. He is to have a supervisor or referee, Thur. Witchley-warren
Sat. Little Dalby ll 0
11 0 Fri. Douore
HARRIERS. .11 0 BRIDGES. Grouse, per brace Os to Os Turkeys, each 4a Od to 5.1 Ca.
Tallow, p stone, 1036:1 to lis Potatoes, pr pock, ...7d to 81
~
prises 86 serons of cochineal, 371 serons of bark,
whose duty it will b t
e o make a report to Crawley and Horsham Wed. Dencombe lO 15 Palmerston Dividend 1 Amount Rabbits, each 0:1 to ed. 1
Wed. Palmerstown ... l2 0 Name of Company. per of raid. Price. 96501 to 1006 .
62 serons of jalap, 88 cases of cigars, 41 bales T
land presumed to be well adapted for its growth.
he whole of the late crop in St. Lucia was over
.. Fri. Rusper ... lO 45 Butter for exportation (present cure) per cwt.
e Stewards as to whom the blame of false starts should I Sat. Coleblew-bridge ....... ..... 12 0 Annum. Share.
of tobacco, 1 cask of coffee, 62 bales of sar-
, Dacre's, Lord Wed. Cheverells
saparilla, 22 casks of ginger, 49 packa es of rana and shipped. The barque Castries I took away the ti:
g g ' last of the produce, e thrown. On Thursday young Bates allowed his Fri. Broadwater
2 es of tortoisehell, 8 cases of succades, and 115 with the exception of a large
proportion of the rum manufactured in the island, temper to get the better of hie discretion, and rated Mr. Deane's, Mr. Tues. Hunter's Lodge lO 0 fieneerford....•• .... _
- -7% F10ur,141b....0s Od to 3s Od I Barley flour,l4lb.Os to 2s 4c), 1
SCOTCH.
Fri. Red-post . 10 0 Sonthwerk ...... • ... - 1130 0 0 -
- Oatmeal Os Od to 28 5d I „ dust, Os to ls Ola '
_
packages of sundries. which was kept for home consumption. The Hibburd in good set terms. Mr. Hibbard complained to
on,i mo
Buceleuch'si (Dake of).Tues. Riddell
Pox HouaDS. Ditto New of 7% p.c. 11. per cent. 150 0 0 -
Tlltir. Viverdon lO 30 Beremeal .. .08 Od. to 23 2,1 I „ per lb 2d to 2Aa
id
_ ;,00 0 0 _ _
During the voyage the Parana experienced head- Custom-house returns show that the exports to to the Stewards, and the. consequence was that he was Durham Cou'isty Wed. Braneepeth lO 30 Waterloo ....
Ditto Old Ann. of 8/. 1/. 1 is. Bd. 160 () 0 Peasemeal... Os Od to 2s Scl I Sids,
• dee with . a very heavy swell from the north- [lies, warned off the course, and "suspended from riding at Fri. Easington
, 10s. 40. 40 0 0 - es% 4-Ib. 10af...9d. I 2-Ib. loaf ...4,id. 0
t, and afterwards fine weather and Westerly Great Britain, British North American colt!
and the United States amount •to 4,198 hhds., Newmarket, Epsom, and Ascot, until the Stewards are Eggestbra Thur.Colleton
10) ;30
Sat. Spottiswood -20 N,
winds. Owing to a trifling derangement in the OH. Greaves'sMon Ferrest-hill
Essex, th , T . 11 0 Fife (Earl of Rosslyu's)Tues•Cubialo
DOCKS.
satisfied, from his subsequent good conduct, that he is ' Thur. Lathan=
hur. Porter's-nall
reachinerY, this packet was eompelled to stop for 212 tierces, 2,434 barrels sugar ; 743 puncheons,
46 tierces, 12 barrels molasses ; 186 puncheons,
DUBLIN. OCT. 31. i
deserving ef beiug restored." Really scime measures Sat. Matching-green ll 0 Sat. Lindons
24 hours, and then to proceed for a similar period Tues. Basildon-claurch ... ...... 11 0 Lanarksbire and Reis- Name of Comps. per of , Paid. Price.
There was a moderate supply of grain at market to-day.
with only one engine. 5 hlids., 2 qsarter-casks rum ; 4() kegs tame-
must be adopted not only for the protection of the EsseX, South
Sat. Tilbury-mill
Wheat met a steady demand at the currencies of Tim esday.
The Plataorith the outward mails of the 2d ult., rinds, 32 ban:els, 865 bags cocoa, 828 hides, 520
" officials," but of jockeys and trainers also who are
Essex and Suffolk Tues. Little Bentley-hall ll 0 Sat. Coltnoss House
.£ s. d. 1 X s. d. Malting barley and prime oats no alteration, I itt other
horns, 422 tons logwood, and 81 toes fustic. This
bullied on all sides, and can obtain no redress. The Fri. Semcr-bridge ll 0 Lothian ... ...Tues. Pressmennan-weod - descriptions of both difficult of sale at very irregular rates. ,
arrived at St. Thomas on the 16th, after experienc- !
(says the Palladium)
Wed. South Hanningfield Tye 10 30 Thur. Salton Kennel i lO 30 East and West India.. 6!. pr cent. atock. - - Little doing in Indian corn, and no alteration in prices.
ing very heavy weather. The Thames, which left .. i„ owe failing
Weinyss's, Earl of Tues. Prixton
off from the previous year, Beale Stewards are quite right to lend their moral support to Esse; Union
Set. St. Laurenee-hill -
White wheat, 33, 61 to 36s Od ; red ditto, 32s Od to 3is
Southampton' on the 22d of September to assist in 460 hogsheads of sugar less, besides many other articles their servants, but, at the same time, some conai- ,
Fitzhardinge's, Earl ...Tues. Withington
-105
. Ditto Bonds.. -.•- 4%. par cent. - I - I - 6(1; ditto new, -s ; barley, nevv, 11,
183 to 213 Gd ; oats, o
the intercolonial mail service in the West Indies, 'which do not appear in the present return. The exor• deration should be bestowed upon the others. .., Wed. Beech•pike 1(0) 3310 Wed. Haggerston
reaolud St. Thomas on the 13th ult., having been bita.nt tax upon logwood has succeeded in fettering the
The hybrid meeting at Worcester will take place to- Thur. Norton-hill lO 3n St. Katharine ---•• . 4 per cent. Stock. 1 - 188 -3 tO -S ; ditto, new, I3s 01 to 15s Oil : bere, new, lig
Fri. Pallinsburn........ ........ .. 10 30 oathampton ........ ' 3/. Os per c. 50 00'50 0 0 . - to 18s 6,1; rapes, d, 30s Od to 32s 0.1 per brl ; oatmeal, 149
delayed during the voyage by strong gales and trade in this article to such an extent that in a year or
morrow and Wednesday, but it is not likely to be very Sat. Broadway -
_. ___ Ol. to 15s Od ; hal( -lA' flour, 21s lid to 27s Od per owt ; lediall
two It will cease to be exported from the colony. Al- Fitzwilliam's, Earl Wed. Ashton-vvold
heavy seas.
Fri. Holme-wood
There is little news of importance from any of ready has there been a falling off to the amount of 773 attractive, and there are rumours that this will be its
tons ; but whether this will be compensated by a better last year. The programme contains nine items, includ- F. V. (Mr. Williams's) Tues. Trenowth
Paid. Price. ' •
the West India Islands. Fri. Chiverton
Annum. , Share.
SBA BO RIVE ;V A ILL
•ii a ros erous
At Jamaica the sugar crops were i p p return in the staple productions of the island remains yet . ing three steeplechases and a hurdle race. Should
Garth's, Mr. Mon. Haine's-hill -
to be seen ; at preseut it shows the hnpolicy of those
mongst the starters for tbe Handicap for Naval and Military Intelligence. ---- ,
i x s. d. Z s, d.
Mongrel be a . Wed.l3rainshill-house -
state,hut it was expected that the pimento plant
protective duties which tend to drive every branch of
esi,
would fall very short of the ordinary average. industry into one channel." two-yr-olds he will of course win. By the way, 'there
Goggerddan . Fri. Dogmersfield-house - lib kustralasia........... ,20/. per cent., 40 0 0 all
British North .americar. 'SL per cent. 50 0 0 _le •is rapines that the mails are scut from the General Post ofllae
a: the night-and M by the morning-aespatcha
• .In many places it had totally failed, many proper- Advices from Cayenne in the Demerara Royal are some strange reports in circulation about the horses Mon. Foesrhydgalo
Fri. Crosswood lO 0 The following circular memorandum from the Horse
10 0 Guards has been issued by the Commander-in-Chief, and C010nia1.............. I 51. per cent. 100 0 0 25 o o ____.--------- .
ties that hid previously reaped 2,000 bags not rea- Ga-etti state that the colony was suffering exces- being incorrectly described as half-bred. • John Osborne, Halsdon Men. Thornhill-head Commeecial et-Le-Mon. IlOaper cent. 400 0020"0 0 29
10n1an....... - Das mhenrs !vie up \ From whs. 'Whet,
10 30 forwarded to all general officers, and officers command- die to,
lising more than 100. _The general health of the Fri. Breuridge- wood - 120 0 0 all 0 21 COUNT/all, . in I.len:ra. Po'st- Per,
sively from sickness. A great number of the pri- however, I fancy, has bad too much experience to make
mg regiments and depots, at home and abroad :- (Ma, Louden.* , Dispatoae . Euglaraa
island was improving, and large quantities 'of rain Hambleton (Mr. Bell's) Tues. Pfambleton House lO 30 London anti county .. ! 10'. per cent ,50 0 0 20 0 0 31
._____-
goners had escaped, and were perishing from hun- a mistake of thie sort. Poodle and Prince of Orange
laid fallen. Our usual packet of commercial ad- ger and every species of suffering in the forests. ars the most entitled to notice out of the 15 acceptances Sat. Cotelilie-wood - -.. --a- kly
London Joint-Stock ...
.121. per cent.; 50 0 0 10 0 0 - Amer: ca(0) ariapeeeta: vela Frain!, a.• Liverpoo, ... Wee
'
vices • has not reached by: this arrival. There is, Five had. been caught and brought back. The for the Worcester Handicap. For Hambled
the Flying Handicap °ll
Wed. Wiekham•gate lO 45
Fri. Corliampton-dosvn..
22, 1854, for the training of recruits and for ball practice e' Every euesday .. tionthaat,., en Weekly ,
however, little to netice in business transactions, Governor had obtained leave of absence to return my fancy points to New Brighton, Flyaway, and Mise Herefordshire Tues. England's-gate . lO 30 with the Minie rifle, having been issued to meet the tern- WU N
1 e, ew... ...... '8 i. per cent. I 10 0 0 all - socket) .....• .• ••
Frovincial of Ireland.. ' 81. per centa ICO 0 0 25 0 0 - &maim ,ryy Unite,: S
Natiotera of 'retard.... • 61. per cent.' 50 0 0 22 10 0 - latarica (by U. Stax. 1
.the market still continuing dull. to France for the benefit of his health. .
H kaway. Fri. Mynde-park
10 30 porary exigencies et the service during the war, is so far Nat. Provinc.al of Lug. micket) .... • • ... •• •i• ••• • MI .Ltverpo , .«a i
At Grenada Mr. flincks, the Governor-ia-Chief, • From Martinique we learn that up to the 17th --ar Heythrop e Mon. Boulter's-barn .. ... ...... 10 15 modified as not to limit the recruits instruction to 40 Ditto. New ...... - , 81. per cent. 20 0 0 13 0 0 - 4. :Btralia (vie Liver-,
4th and 13th .... p .
Liver 00l • Twice:lB I
was conducting the government of the colony in of September sugar was still being brought into I shall not express an opinion on the Hurdle Race and . Wed. Bradwell-grove lO 15 days. The general principles of that memorandum will Orientai Bank Cor ora. 81. p. ct.&bs. 2S 0 0 all -
81. per cent. !100 0 0 30 0 0 -
. South Australia ..P.... 141 p•lct.&bs. 25 0 0 If pool) .....• •• -, '
34 Ditto (vat Marne) ie.; ..-.., ...Dover - ..... ,
person until the return of Mr. ViTalker, who had St. Pierre in large quanCties for exportation. The Steeplechase. • Fri. Eyford
Sat. Bleuheins
10 15 2v, 0 64 Ditto (via Cape of ffoo, 12th
. - Coca st sin ,
•• ....
their head-quarters until in every respect fit for the Ditto .............. 301. per cent.
Hope) .. •• •• •• •• •• II
• gone to Barbadoes on leave for a fortnight. Mr. price was 30f. to 35f. per 50 kilogrammes (about ' Nov. 3. A FRESH MAN.
11. rf •
. , Mon • Windmill-hill
Hineko bed called a meeting of the Legislature 265. to 295. sterling per cwt.). Of coffee and cocoa I _
10 45 n ' - e." • 40 0 0 all -
Union of London _ _ 20a per tent, 00 0 0 10 0 0 27% Utica ;West Coast). •s, 23.70, tho mon, t .IPiyme., .. ith o;a1na? ..
Union of Madrid ... • • -.• &,,:xendria......... a N 10th & 26th ol .. o.Dover ......:dit&l ala
for the 14th ult., which is a fortnight earlier than there was none, and logwood was worth 45f. to 1 Thur. Candover -village
,Asesaneria........ -el 4,iie & •••otn of rivea Soattiaaa, e.t.a 1
•
CANALS.
Sporting Intelligence. A letter from Bujukdere, dated, Oct. 20, states that
the date to which it stood adjourned. It wee ex- 4-Bf. the 500 kilogrammes (about 3s. 2d. per cwt. Sat. Lassham village lO 45
Belgium a.- - - . Dail
pected. his Excellency would then make known English). The France-American line of steamers, to Holderness Mon. Rise-park
' ra Di idend a Dividend
Names ot p „ Braail .............. Y. Dth of the rtvuth..,Saithaaii • ta, inth. .
the grounds upon whieh her Majesty had beeu run between Havre and New Orleans, calliug at NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. Tues. North Dalton
Thur.Brandesburton .....
J. Hope, C. 8., is only the ehip at present here with the Companies. 4 Per Companies. d ce Buenos Arc...1.-e-,
,19t1- ~•-th,, -on' ' ..I3),itham,-.•.1, 16th •. a
- Annum. rri- ' ea • tl fth month, Uncertlum
pe of Good Hcpe Is 5i o e
advised to disallow the Money Bill for the current Martinique and Guadeloupe, appears to be at last SATURDAY. Fri. Riplingham
,
------ --- 7, .
- Hahame•S ...........M 17th of the montlaSsuthame ea 16th
Cape of Good Hope ..7:1 Uncertain :Wiens ports •
year, as there was every appearance of the bill definitively arranged. Tire Martinique jotunal Match : 300, h ft, Bst 71b each. T.Y.C. (5 furlongs Holts Tues. Haekness - I
10th and 26th, ..., IS& 29*
a 4ist
having been refused. The island was in con- La France d'Outre-Aler says :- 140 yards.) Fri. Newton
......
145 - Macclesfield. 100 21. 10s. 51 Cel-,n (ace Inina)
Ceath .. •• • . 100 161. - C0y10n.............. as 4th and 20th ..... I 4th a/ ---,
• • .n.as"
seqUence free of all direct taxation until another .. We have eeceived directly from the Franco-Auseri- Lord Glaigow's colt by Surplice, out of Clarissa, 2 yrs 'larder Fri. Slaxted Farm - ... wa... , r :,. a SJatnaalip lli t u. 5
103 Channel Isles .... ...,!'
,•••1, Of.. '
~ ' ' . 1 dl6 .
act -could be passed. It was thought that can Company a copy of the prospectus of the new ser- Aldcroft) 1 Hurworth
Birmingham ,40 41, 1 93% Peak Forest. Se, 51. Os. 76 C
.11.. -..........• .• A 1,15.17 t.. of mentalist:ma:amp en an
,s
i and •i;s•
the Executive Council Act had received the sane- vice, by which we notice, on comparison with the an- Sir J. Hawley's Mohawk (J. Day) 2 Sat. Leven-bridge
, Ingram'e, Mr. MeynellTues. Kedleston Inn
10 45 of the treaty, but with apparently no success." Coventry.... 'lOO 257. - Regeat's.... 30 11 16 China .. • .
Derby ••• - 100 61, 15s. 1 81 Cochditle..•• 85 11. 109. 76 1 . ,
Cabo de Verds .... .. a •• •
4th and 10th ....
' • ,al ,thei ',nowt, 16th of /11
tioll Of the. Queen, and would shortly be put into notmee(nep,t *extracted by us some time back from a Betting-5 to 2on Mohawk. Won by a length ana - It is reported that, the gunboats ordered to be paid off Constant:lol3,o ...... . .
4th &20ta of man.•lB ',O-`,lol' "1' 7 ancadaa
Thur.Radbourn .. - Soturset Coal 140 - D ewi
operation. There was nothing known of the move- Parisi ournal, two alterations-viz., in the rate of passege, a half. Sat. Swarkstone-bridge - Con .
t of Europe IL tis Twice daily . _ over ......
ments of Mr. Power, the newly appointed Lieu- which has been, raised from 650 f. to 700 f. (26/. to 23/. Sweepstakes of lel Bove eaoh ; for 2yr oldd and upwards; Kent, East
- 6.. Pr. •, , 140 2SI. , 4.10 Egypt (see India) wicellBll
F Ire MSc N 4 'Twice da;iy...... Dove, ~... r „6
Constantinople ..... N 10th and 26th.... II 'VC' • '• '' 2 aild. ,j 4
Grand Surrey; 100 41. - 3brawsbury-.125, -
tenant-Governor of the colony, or when he intended sterling) for this colony ;
.and the date for starting tbe winner to be sold for 200 sovs, if demanded, &e. Thur. Lyddeu
coming out. Mr.-Walker was considered a clever the
.first steamer, the
,Jacquard, is extended from T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 140 yards.) Sae, Reinden
I 2/. - Teo'''. (coo ladle)
'• ' ' So h Ist, vie 1
and working administrator, but he would have to tbe let
,to the 20th September. The sanitary Mr. Mellish's Squire Watt, 3 yre, Bet 71b (Wells) 1 Le nriee7l'B, Mr' Fri. Middlesoeugh Hall lO 30 Hore, arrived at Spithead on Saturday from Gibrajtar ; reytown .......... al Ind &le tei ea mon., ut atnott I.
I,Garanicidatller!lio.i.i, 110000 11...... OS. -.... iwtozst.rebitrladigl.q.. 1:55 121. 290 Gibraltar ........ -al 4,7,17,20,27 • f 121. Sotthamp mi,7. ", '
tumor& .......... h: Daila ',London ...-... Daily .„. •
state •.•f. the West Indies and of New Orleans, as well as . *Mon. Colin-park
aa 21. 25 aavannah .. ~......:0 2nd of the mont!Y,So it;laa.plit, Ist ~ e--
give way to Mr. Power. The island Waa healthy, Lord Clifden's Jesuit, 4 yrs, 9st .... .(A. Day) 2 'euuurY she made a good passag e • Leicester ••• •1 WO Si a lee 1
• 4914 Birming.
Fri. Mundersfield Stocks - ...... Dover ....... 1)811-7
Haan- •• .. •..... .. a-• a 7 • ,
weather fine, and the crops promising. .the desire of a large number of passengers (sa.ys the pro- Mr. Oeborne's Game Pullet, 2 yre, 6st 71b (Challoner) 3 on the Sunday previous. Since she refitted at wieh Leicstr &Nth 83 - - Warwick &e
Luraley's, Mr. Mon. Gringely
. spectus before us), has induced this 20 days' postpone- Raphael and lota also ran. she has been employed as " senior officer" at Gibraltar, Loughlsirogh 142 701 550- Napton.. a 100. 5 and 2
At Demerara the Court of Policy has been busily Tues. North Carlton lO 30 1 ~ monmoutiish. 100 - - woreatr & ' India (viaSOuthampt.)M II h s.. Ath of mee.l 29 re
spent of t J '
he acquard s first voyaeo. The next departures Betting-5 to 2 agst Game Pullet, 2to 1 agst Jesuit, taking occasional cruises to Tangier, Tetuan, 1 lalat,a, 2n 26 moo. Dover 15 &
1 78. 21. - India (vis Marseilles)M 10th% thof i ......
Thur.Rossington village lO 30 Mntgmerysk 100 - • •
- Birmtng. , 1D0ver......
occupied with a number of important mea.eures since remain fixed for the 10th and 31st Oct. followin "
g• and 4to 1 egst Squire Watt. A good race in, won by Fri. Osberton lO 30 and Gediz. She has been in commission 3 years and five Meltnalwbry 100 - _ Wilts gr, 80, -1 10s. od. - lonian IsleS (see India) -•• ....
Ireland ........36 .1.,. N r‘,lCr, daily - - ..,HolYhead ... .
• the departure of the last steamer. The priucipal In Trinidad the weather had been dry, and, a 'neck : bad • I
third. eta was beaten off. Ludlow (Mr. Sitwell's)Tues. Little Hero
• ford Toll-gate 10 30 der Ca •
months, and was employed in the Black Sea un . p ,
Li5ben..............5.4 2d of r 0.. . ISMthamptm. 16 !
of these is the Registration Bill, which had passed although some estates had taken adyantage of The Hou hton Handica of 15 sore each, and 5 onl if Thur. tiopton Wafers lO 30 tains Powell and Osborne, and in the Sea of Az:43f tor I NSURIN C E COMPANIES. Madeira ............ al ith of nm•nn..... 'Southampton a end
through committee for the first time, and which, the opportuniti to wake sugar, the yield was any- d g & P h dh Y
eelared, c., to go to the owner of t e secon orse. .
Sat. Downtoi Hall - ....'S 234 of month .... I Uverpool ...1
• • after being reprinted with amendments, would be thine but satisfactory. The Legislative Council T.Y.C. (5 fur. 140 d ) 16 eubs
0 ys. 4of whom de- Marshall's, Mr. Tues. Field Irish, near Puitford 10 30 The Emerald, 51, new screw steam frigate, has been Name of Company. per
Annum. Share. 1
of ' Paid. Price. Malta (see India) I 1 5• I
Malta ..... ~...... ..N 4, 10, 20, and 26, „Dover ~.;;; Csi ' .
', Sat. Bellaud-moor, nr.Kennels 10 30 taken into No. 3 dry (leek at Sheerness for repai re.
again brought up. The bill ordains that the colony met on the Ist hist. Immigration from Cape Oared. ' - - - Maerit ins (see mina) nd s
Monmouthshire Tam Tredegar-park .. lO 30 The Fly, Robt. Dellinger commander, from Deptford, xs.d.£ 5. d. Mauritius .......... 1a 20th of the :Iona) Ith s
shall be divided into districts, the Registrar- Vercl was the important' Matter under considera- Lard John Scott's Katherine Logie, 3 yrs, 7st (Bray) 1 Fri. Castletown
General acting as principal officer, with six district tiou. It was thought preferable that the Governor Cept. Christie's Kestrel, 3 yrs 7st 71b (T. Cliff) •2 morsioth - . Tues. Clifton
, alliance Bri a and For. 71. 14s. 6d.bs 100 0 0 11 0 0 18 Nar,143.4 -- - „ ......N Daily-. -••• • • • ,Dover ...., • eease
registrars, whose diaties it will be to collect full should write to Dawning:street rather' than issue a Mr. Edwards's Falcon, 5 yrs, 'llit 71b . ....(Fordhans) 3 , , , Fri. Hebron
- Renown, 91 guns, building at Chatham yard. e Ditto Marine ......„ 61. p.c.& bs. 100 0 0 25 0 0 41% New , iranada - ....al 2,1 & 17thof montlV,Sauthamptor, ist, aa
particulars of all•properties, together with the names proclamation on the subject. •It was suggested eThe following also ran :-Malacea, Vandermulin, N. F. H Tues. Lyndhurst-road Station.. 10 30 Ane,ior ... 6 per cent. 5 0,1 0 0 - 'new Zealand.. „..... • 4th and 19th muthiyarions port
The Es ie le 12 un sloo latel aid off at Sh - --- - -*
.. 15s. CO. 50 0015 15 0 16% ?seal etates a ........a. Daily •• .. ••••• • • • I Dover ..•.•• 4weetli
of the owners and holders, with. the power -be inflict that 150 of the immigrants ahould be sent on trial. First Fly, Affghan, Tyne, Inder, Hollander, Red Robin, Thur. The Earldoms - Atlas . ....
4/.per cent. 100 0 0 125 0 0 23 Peninsula .., .. ~.... a. iouttia•nmil Ist 106°1
a penalty upteithe pemona unless the requirements A murder has been committed at San Fernando, and and Sic., to Hesse Cassel. Sat. Venney-bridge
and reported upon, and berthed at her harbour moorings. !' teal Commercial .. 71. 10e. 50 00; 5 0 0 0,1 Peru ........„....,57 il a 17th of mon I a •v t
lutha•tio •
iClieirticLaled.& Gen• Life spr ct. & bs, 100 00;10 0 0 ' Port N' 1 a •
. a..a ........ ..i. sth of month .. • • va,seas emit kir
•oe the forms are accurately and fully complied with. the murderer had taken to the woods. The health Bettang-7 to 2 agst Tyne, sto 1 each agst Kestrel Oakley Mon, Milton-naill
Thur.G'reat Oaks lO 45
10 45 Tbe Terror, 16 guns, floating battery, hae been taken county .............. 4/. 100 00,10 0 0 - Neil), „ ............N avery Saturday., -paver ..,z„. Wee .
This measure-requires that every person arriving of the island was Sts to Hesse Cassel 6 to 1 agst Malacca Bto 1
good ; the panic coucerniug the and
F . ' ' Sat. Shelton Gorse . lO 45 into the fitting basin at Sheerness to uadergo repairs to erown .............. 17s. od 50 00_ 50 . 0 - Tuscany e............/; D•1ly ..... •,, ....!Daaa: ...... _
____,
in the colony flora any place beyond the seas shall 7 alcon 10 to 1 each aest Katherine Loeie Red
a cholera had died out. The Arabia had arrived, and "t• ' • ''' - ' Pembrokeshire, Phil- , her machinery. Eagle ..
Robin and Vandermulin. Affgban made the running . Equity and Law ...... 4% per cent. 100 001 5 0 0 5.4 Van Diznien'sL-neC.me
on the application of the harbour-master, give his would shortly leave with a batch of coolies entitl d ' •
e to the Dip, followed by Malacca, where they dropped lips's Moo, Lambeath
name, age, occupatioty, and intended place of resi- to free passages. away, and Katherine Legie led with _Kestrel at her Thur. Hodson - a ....
, II I 36 a. •., a . . ea, • I SoathsaaPtior 11 end IS
1' -------,-.---
deuce, within three months from the date of his Portsmouth, Earl of ...Mon. Oakley-hall . -
From Barbadoes we learn that the Bridgetown girths, Falcon - h* d fi • l d
going on tir ; a ne race in resu te in Wed. Threelegged-cross ll 0 Guardian ............ s'. per cent. 100 0 0: 47 5 0 55! .....
nudity, the mails will be dc-
arrival, under a penalty of not exceeding $l5 and Waterworks Company were progressing steadily. favour ot Katherine Logie by a neck ; a length between Fri. Ilurstbourne-park ll 0 Portsmouth, will conduct the experiments, aesisted by rmperiai lire- •• - - 121. per cent 500 00150 0 0 350 'Tenafly of these dates fall on a 5
axcesstion of the India (via
s;atche/1 on the fallowing day, with the - d tCh
not less than $5. The certificates of registration There had been but little rain during tho fortnight. the second and third. At a wide interval came Sis. to Sat. The Black Ness ll 0 Capt. E. P. Halsted, in command of the Edinburgh, Impel
•iiil Life
icataamitton), and the Malta, both of which will be asps ed. the
are to continue iu force until the lst of October The young canes continued to look h 1 h d
ea ty, an Haase Cassel, Affghan, and First Fly,iclose together ; Puckeridge,Mr.Parry'sMon. Dassels
• tific offia Indemnity Marine.... 1a 3i 31. 1 ,
Law Fire .......... •• 2s. & 23.b5. 100 0
& so o 0 ! 20 0 0 1 95
preceding day.
0 • 2 10 0 I - e--•-•-•----------
I
next, aud no longer. Persons bringing or defend- Malacca was next • Hollander was restive at the post, Wed. Stanstead
• Law Lite••• ...... •• •• - ied 0 • 10 0 0 61%
were growing rapidly. Provisions were dail b
Y o' _ nBU NEAR ROTHERHAM 0
ing actions or complaints before the courts of law and did not get off: Sat. Layston - . ..--..
coming cheaper and more abundant, but blight had Pytcbley Wed. Stanford-hall
or before any magistrate will be required to pro- Handicap Sweepstakes of 15 sovs each, 10 ft, for two- London 112 10 0 -
Ship.. .
.25 0 0 .
Dalton Brook on
made its appearance in the yams. Labour continued Fri. Brock-ball ...
h • mstances attending the death of Mr.. Joec
duce their certificate of registration. Managers of pleutiful and steady. Influenza and diarrhoin. were yr-olds. R.M. (one mile 17 yards). Ten subs. Sat, Sibbortoft
near R
Med.lnvlid & Gen. Life 4341. per ce. 59 0 0 20 0 3% Whitaker, ef Thryberg. otherham, upon whom,
estates on wilic‘a indentured immigrants are em- Mr. Newman's Lady Meaulys colt, 6st slb ...(Bray) 1 Raby, Duke of Cleve-
prevalent. Trade continued dull, and the markets broken down, owing to the boilers or tubes giving way. Minerva • • ..., .. •• .. 5/ p. ct. 20 0 0 20 0 - I ady stated in The San, a robbery of 1805., l_t"
ployed are to be furnished by the district registrar remained without change. Mr. Payne's Farmer's Daughter filly, 7st (Plumb) 2 land's Mon. Wakerfield lO 90
' It has become a serious matter for consideration to adopt Monarch •• ••••• • •• •• - 500 100 11 as are .
. tended, with fa a
t 1 violence was r
! Pe Pertrated during tee
with certificates of registration for all such indent- News from Greytown confirm the i t 11'
n e igence ot
s Mr. G. Hobson's Pauli Monti, 6st 111 b ...(Musgrove) 'S•
The followiog also ran :-England's Beauty, Evelyn, Wed. Windlestone
Fri. Middleton Tyas lO 3s
10 30 some measur 8 r p
e fo" im rovement in the construction of ' -
Nntional Loan Fund.. U. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 -
Palladium Life ~.
otherham, s
tured immigrants, and be entitled to receive the Walker'sreverses in the Chontales district. Re o 10 45 the heilers in use for these vessels, the services of which Pelican ....•• ••••.. •• 5° constable of R tated that no positive evidence
_ _
Rufford Mon. Winkburn -
fee for each certificate by monthly deductions not rts Maid of Athens, and South-Western.
state that the Costa Rican h a t ss.r. f - 5 1
s ave oo posse io.o o Betting-5 to 2 agst Pauli Monti, to agst Augury, Tues.Clipstono - - - obtained as to
- 1 had been who were the uiltV Partie,t
Professional Life ••• • .. 5/. per cent. 5 0 010 0 -
but he and all the police au riti wgith whous ee
exceedin,g 32c. per mouth in theicase ot melee, and the fort sitt
late on a branch of the San Juan river, 6 to 1 agst Farmer's Daughter filly, 7to 1 eget Lady Thur. Ossington
Provident Life.. ...... 11. sa. & bs. ,100 0 0 10 0 0 39 _ . tho es
16c. in the case of females, the amounts so received • Sat. Seareliffe-park
and have intercepted the late reinforcements which Meaulys colt, 10 to 1 agst England's Beauty. Farmer's all - matter. What that conclusion w • fl a-
tO be paid over to the district registrar before had arrived in the T f G 1W 1 Rutland, Duke of Mon. Plunger
es9s or enera a ker from Daughter filly made play to the cords, where the Lady - libert to st
the Lst of September following. The certifi- N y , Tues. Haverholm Priory ' ll 0 the Board of Admiralty te have the pension on " the Sun Fire ...... 61. 10s. , - o _ , y ate, but had reas t h th tin the
on o ope a
ew ork. Should this be the case Walker's posi- Meaulys colt passed her and won by a length. Tee 11 0
17Ditte,Life .... ll'
14s.
-;
0 40 0 4 /
4:14 , end a satisfactory
astes are not to be deliv Fri. Culverthorpe
ered to the immigrants tion in Grenada will soon become untenable The favourite was beaten ebout,three lengths from Farmer's Sat. Easton Hall . ll 0 nitect ningdom .... 4/. p. ct. & bs. 20 o e I returned a verdict of "W.
until the full amount has been paid. If any e . Vice-Admiral Johnston. Universal Life .• • ..... 51. per cent. 100 0 0 1(Ii, 11 6 5, Illtll murder against some
m- forces also of Honduras and the disaffected under Daughter filly ; England's beauty was fourth, and Au- Scale's, sir Henry ... -Wed, Berry - The following appointments were made on Saturday Victoria Life -- - -5/. per cent. - A I persons unknown." Th idance
ployer shall make a complaint against a person em- R. e reward offered for ev
ivas are concentrating at Leon, and the only gory auli Monti • Maid of Ahe s
fifth, close up with P , t a Sat. Barlestone-wood -
at the Admiralty :- _ . to convict th
ployed by him for non-performance of contract, or 10 30 PANIEs' PRICES. e offenders has been increased from 1501.
• • and South-Western were beaten off a long way. Selby's, Mr. Taos. Harehope
other miscondaict, and it shall appear that the per ha li* sil
c nce w ich now appear. kelp to favour him is Sat. Alnwick T011-bar - , .by the offer of 50/. b h r d of the
nujit y t e nen S .
- the want of union between dee two parties. Large h f h
Sweepstakes of 10 sovs eac , or t ree-yr-olds and tip• Dividend • Ara- Paid. Price. deceased,
son employed has not a certificate of registration or co • Shropshire Wed. Sandorne
wards ; the winnerto be sold for 120 =Vs, if demanded, 10 30 midshipman to the Vulcan ;P. Storr, naval cadet, to Name of Company. Per Share. I ADvaitaLsaMaiNT.l - Siena AND Hakim" - Srscreclats,
nfiseations of ro e
p p rty had taken place. Fri. Edgebottom-gate
Annum. _ ?
Provisional ticket of registration, the complaint Our Mexican aclvices state th t &c. A.b. M. (7 furlongs 212 yards). Seven subs. 11 0 the Hannibal ;R. Berth, surgeon (additional), to the --------- OwaRPIIL TaarsCO o RA rinspEcTivi
Smith's Mr Assheton Tues. Oaro.hill
_ _......._-...-- -
shall be dismissed, and the oosts thereof shall be • f • a Governor Gar- P • LAsSES -Me
cia, o T Duke of Bedford's Alastor, by lago, 3 yrs, 7st 9lb Wed. Hurstbourne Tarrant ll 0 Waterloo ;V. C. Clarke, surgeon (additional), to the t 100 C 0 100 1 0 199/os • . ssrs, S. and B. Solomons, opticians. 3a, ''' L
ample°, with about 2,000 men, had . per cen . Marle-ear - • •
pa. id by the complainant. An erson refusin
y p gto marched against the city pf V. • h• h (Charlton) 1 Thur. Conholt-park ll 0 Fisgard ;H. H. Shaw, paymaster, to the Advance ;T. Bank of Scotland •• • • 7811. cer cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 230/0s B - eet, Piccadilly. Obsezve-opposite the York Boat:,
. give full information as required by the ordinance ictoria, Wic had Mr. Edwards' Falcon, 5 yrs, Bst 12lb (Fordham) 2 Fri. Boscombe Windmill ll 0 mpany •
British Linen Co
..... 81. per cent. 10 0 0 210 33/ las
, been in the possession of th • W. Hanson, master's assistant (third class), to the y lier Majesty'a Royal Letters Patent for valuable
_!:
t. 10 0 0 io e o is
e insur ent Vidaurri. Mr. Mellish's Noisette, 6 yrs, 9st (Wells) 3 Sat. Spesry-well ll 0 er T Caledonian Bank
k, si, per cen ea/ fis extraordinary im rovements ' the most nowerful ee'-'
or refusing to register himself, shall be liable, on a Previous to li. d g V mom City of Glasgow Ban
5%/. p cent.j 20 0 0 10 0 0 13' 2, brill' t T P jn
' a rev
10 30 ian elescopes Camp, Rececourse Opera, an
COnTiotion, to a penalty not exceeding $24. Auy the is eparture he raised a loan from The foll '
merchants f T • ' owing also ran :-De Ginkel, Blossom, Somerset Subscription Tues. Wick-park
Fri. Bromptou Ralph
.. 71. per cent. ;500 0• 0 100 0 0 235/0' a' ' * ' ' • 1 OP'S
o ampico for the amount of Alcyone, Raphael. - C mimercial Bank
61 per cent. •25 0 0 10 0 0 121 8:;.' spec ive Glaeses, to know the distaecee. These te el, f
person forging, or uttering knowing thesame to be Men. Plump ton-plain BAIL WAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. :lark- -- •• '
Easter. - • .. 3%1. p cent. 5005 0 0 1/ is, Pc'sgeSB hal
such extraordins.ry powers that some three and a;
le,
$500,000. General Casanora, one of the ferule'. Betting 6to 4 agst Alastor, 4to 1 agst Alcyone, sto South Down -
Minh. & Glasgow .• _
Wed. Clapham
forged, or who shall fraudulently obtain, transfer, Governors of Tampico, was tried and condemned 1 agst ...... -
Blossom, 6to 1 each aost Falcon and Noieette. Fri. Rodmill village -___.-_ Exchange Bnt of Scot.. _ 1 inches, with an extra eye-piece, uil; show distinctly JuPite ~
6% per cent. 1100 0 0 10 0
use, or attempt to use. any certificate refill rel to is to death for the illeoal t" f ffi • T f • I TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEK. National Bank •• •• •• OUm 0,1110 Ons, Saturn's ring, and the double stars. With the BAT
o execu ion o an o car in ne avourite ed from start to finish, and won easily by Southwold (Mr.Cook's,)Tues, Harrington-hall
the ordinance, shall be guilty of
,ati-nisidetneanour, the time of Santa Anna's Presidency. three-quarters of a length, the second beating the third Thur. Market Staiuton
ank ef Scot. - 41. per cent.'loo 0 0 5 16 to 20 miles. They are -
and shall be liable, on convietion,itcr.bo imprisoned, The following particulars of her Majesty's shi by a head ; good fourth. Alcyone and Raphael were Sat. Burwell-park RAILWAY. ----„ Union B 00 0 102/1s dinaly -11°
ps 11 0 opened, NAME OF iss6. le"' Western Bank •• •• -.• 7/.per cent. ,50 0050 0 0 82/ 1 0111 i *th 'ne S. ^
arger ~nt a, s zes, wi: i re& ins powers accor . • „a.
with or without hard labour, for' Xterm not exceed- of war in the West Indies, &c., have been receiv- beaten off. . Staffordshire, North... Mon. Black-brook -
Alliance Fire and Lice.. 8141. pr coat. 100 e 0 II f, 0 a, (li Royal Exhibition, 1851. Valuable,uewly-invente(l,verYsine-ei
ing one year'. In the case of darn:age done by riot ed. :-Oct. 12, at Jamaica, the Euryalus, the lin- Sweepstakes of 5 sovs eacb, with 25 added, for 2 yr-olds . Wed. Stallington - ...---
-----
.. 4 British Guarantee ... 41. per cent. 10 00 I 2 w 1159 powerful waistcoat-pocket glass, the size of a. walnut, by tell'',
0 0 1/ 138
every person indemnified thereby shall be entitled aum, the Amphion, aud the Termagant. 0t 6 and upvvarde ; the vvinner to be sold by auction ler Fri. Stoke-heath - 7c, C.alcalonian Fire Insur . 10e. per cent. 100 00 1 1
1,625 - City of Glasgow Lite , 61. per cent. a 'person can be seen and known 1 i miles dist nt • thee &tool'
1 0 0 0 251 Os ' - " , a- , - doss,
to receive from the inhabitants of the division in at Greytown, the Orion, Im erieuse h A c ' I 100 sovs ; allowances if entered to be sold for les., eLe. Stamford and Warring-
-37X Belfast and Ballymena ••••• • • • • • :::: _ -
66 Colonial Life .....:... 51. por cent. 50 0 0
0 0 2 0 0 ti 5, every put•pose on the race-course and at the opera h
ges.
t e rrogant ton, Earl of Mon. Ashfordby, near Kirby- 1 .1
0 .11 0 0 5/ 5s couutry sFenery,
land ships are e eat y seen at 8 to 10. m _
' which the same shall be committed full conipensa- the Archer, tho Victor, the PP' ' , Last half of Ab. M. (3 furlongs 217 yards.) 16 subs. 17 Belfast and County Dosvn;a• aa•o•ahire 2,4! 2,3.54
Edinburgh Life Insur. al. per cent. MO 0
tion fo ioneer, and the In- m B
r. it er s un
k ' II ti t b H d 2 rs 6 t2lb
ng on, y ernan ez, y, d gate
dW st York .. •• ..,'?! „,','.,„ Eng. & scot, Law Life 51. air cent: SO 0 0 5 0 0 291 3s They aro invaluab e for shooting, deer-stalking, yachting,
__1";
r the daMage so done. No action can he trepid. Oct. 10, at Colon (Nay B ) 1
y ay , t isi Cos- (Withingtoo) 1 Tues. Berdon-hill lO 45 26% Bolton,Blackburma
........ a 4, o !,,,,
~,. Life Assoc. of 3cot.and 6/. per cent 3 5 041 £lB sportsmen, gentlemen, gamekeepers and tourists. Open'
brought after' the expiratiOu of s' 117 Bristol and Exeter ••••• • • • ••
....... 12 445
--,--- 11'-' National Flre and Life 6/ ier e• • 10 0 0 110 06/ Ins
ex months from the sack. Oct 13, at Antigua, the Arachne and the Mr. Evans' Miss Nightin 1 2 5 t 12Ib (20/,) Sat. 'lath:mil-turn lO 45 5 774
6,474 . • i . c•at. le 0 0 1 002/ Os •
-ace-course camp and erspect. e' 1 , w;th wonderful
198% Caledonian... ••••• • • a•••••••• :::...._ a, North British Insur... 71. wly-con' stre-tPed S ltsv 1g asLeses- ' i the gres't.
date of the offence. All actions for compensation Vestal, also the Pert (cruising.) ga e, yrs, s
Suffolk Tues. Elmswell Lion
(Crook) 2 10 45 een Chcster.anid T)l,Y=PsLago •••••• gl !E Scottish rnion Insrnc. nu.
nr,,,,,,,.•
~, o 0 20 o 0 eines 12„e„.„„eeee ee„„e- „„, Pec ';'"„ n'sles ?__ assived
for damage' an. in h. 1.1,-.....-A-., -- ,_ _l_ i_t_ _ ..]: -1--- -a. Tbr... Tt;.#l: m ~, ..

1 Dividend Amount
Name of Company. . per of Paid. Price
Annum. Share.
. —
£ s. d. £ s. d.
East London
Grand Junction .... • • C. per cnt. 50 0 0 all
Kent.... ••.. • C. per cnt. 100 0 0 80
Lambeth.
Newßiver Company 2l. 10s.
Southwark &Vauxhall Si. per cit. 100 0 0
West Middlesex •• • •
BRIDGES.
Dividend 1 Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
..._,
X 5. d. X 5. d.
flungerford.... • •
Sonthwark ...... •
Ditto New of 7 p.c. 11. per cent. 50 0 0
Waterloo • • iOO 0 0
Ditto Old Ann. of 81. 11. 14s. Bd. 60 0 0
Ditto Nw ditto of 71. U. 10s. 4d. 40 0 0 2,114
Vauxhall .......... • • 965. 70 10 3 —20 N,

Dividend Amount
Name of Compa I per of Paid. Price.
Annum. Share.
s. d. s. d.
Commercial • 51. pr cent. Stock. Stock.
East and West India , 6!. pr cent. 'Stock. 11
East C • antry
London .... •
Ditto Bonds.. • 4%. par cent. I
St. Katharine ......... 4 per cent. Stock. 88

JOINT-STOCK BANKS.
Dividend 1 Amount
Name of Company. per of Paid. Price.
Annum. , Share.
---.-- ---,
I 1 X o. d. £ o. d.
kustreasia. ——_ _ _ jlOl. per cent., 40 0 0 all 991.-',
British North American : 51. percent.l 50 0 0 IP
Commercial of London. :10!.per cent. ,100 0 0 20 0 0 29
Colonial ....._ __.. 1 51. per cent. ,100 0 0 25 0 0
lonian.... „ ,
Loud. Char. Bk. of Aus 1 120 0 0 all 0 21
London and County
Loan gad Westminstr :141. percent. ;100 0 0 20 0 0 49
London .Joint-Stock
Frovlncial of Ireland ' 81. per cent. 1160 0 0 25 0 0
Ditto, New... .... ' 8 i.per cent.l 10 0 0 all
Natiow-.1 of Ireland , 61. per cent.l 50 0 0 22 10 0
Nat. Provincial of Eng Bl. per cent.lloo 0 0 35 0 0
Ditto, New
Oriental Bank Corpora B4 p. et.&bs. 25 0 0 all
South Australia
Union or Australia •• • • 30'. per cent. 25 0 0 64
Ditto ......... „ 10 301. per cent. 20
Union of London
Union of Madrid ... • • ---, 40 0 0 all

l la. adinvert,on -
- I Annum. j Share.
--- --- three steeplechases and a hurdle race. Should Garth,s, Mr. - - -
return in tee staple prouuctions ot tne isiana remains yet ! jug
Mon. Haine's-bill - -----;
At Jamaica the sugar crops were in a prosperous
for the Handicap for MVO, and Military intelligeace. i x a. d. Zs. d.
to be seen ; at preseut it shows the ienpolicy of those ..s
mongrel be amongst the starters Wed.l3ramshill-house - state,•but it was expected that the pimento plant
protective duties which tend to drive every branch of .
Fri. Doginersfield-house - lib A.ustralasia........... ,20/. per cent-, 40 0 0 all 99%
would fall very short of the ordinary average. industry into one channel." two-yr-olds he will of course win. By the way, 'there
Goggerddan Mon. Foesrhydgalo lO 0 The following circular memorandum from the Horse British North. American ' 51. per cent.l 50 0 0 / 0 -
In many places it had totally failed, many proper- Advices from Cayenne in the Demerara Royal are some strange reports in circulation about the horses
Fri. Crosswood
) Lond
onh. Bk. of Aus. I -
10 0 Guards has been issued by the Commander-in-Chief, and C010nia1.............. 1 51. per cent. 100 0 0 25 0 0 -
ties that hid previously reaped 2,000 bags not tea- • John
Givetti state that the colony was suffering exces- being incorrectly described as half-bred. Osborne, Halsdon Men. Thornhill-head lO 30 forwarded to all general officers and officers command- lonian... -
Commercial of London ; liV.per cent. ,100 0 0 20 0 0 29
lining more than 100. _The general health of the sively from sickness. A great number of the pri- however, I fancy, has bad too much - wood
ing regiments and depots, at home and abroad :- Lond and County .. J 10,. per cent 50 0 0 20 0 0 31
island was imprOving, and large quantities 'of rain goners had escaped, and were perishing from bun- a mistake of this sort. Poodle and Prince of Orange Hambleton (Mr. BC's) Tues, Hambleton House lO 30
IWO 0 0 20 0 0 49
"Horse Guards, Oct. 30, 1856. Loan and Westminatr 141. percent. 120 0 0 all 0 21
bad fallen. Our usual packet of commercial ad- Sat. Coteliffe-wood
0 it-Stock . - 121. per cent.: 50 0 0 10 0 0 " The circularmemorandure, dated Horse Guards, May !
ger and every species of suffering in the forests. are the most entitled to notice out of the 15 acceptances
Hambledon Wed. Wickham-gate lO 45 s London
ros-tne tja 1 jo'r Ireland.. 1 81. per cent. ;101) 0 0 25 0 0 -
-
vices has not reached by this arrival. There is, Five had been caught and brought back. The
Fri. Corliampten-down_
Ditto, New......... ' 8 i.per cent. I 10 0 0 all -
however, little to notice in business transactions, Governor had obtained leave cif absence to return fancy for the Worcester Handicap. For the Flying Handicap
Tues. England's-gate . lO 30 with the Minisrrife, having been issued to meet the tern- Natioara of Irclard.... ' 61. per cent.' 50 0022 10 0
.the .+ ket still continuing dull. to France for the benefit of his health. • my points to New Brighton, Flyaway, and Mise Herefordshire
Harkaway. Fri. Mynde-park
20 0 0 1 0 0 0 -
was
Ditto. New ........ , V. per cent. 0
all _
At Grenada Mr. Ilincks, the Governor-iii-Chief • From Martinique we learn that up to the 17th . . Heythrop a Mon. Boulter's-barn ..... ...... 10 15 modified as not to limit the recruits instruction to 40
the is so far Nat. Provincial of Eng. 81. per cent.lloo 0 0 31 0 0
r 0 ientat Bank Corpora. 84 p. ct.&bs. 2S 0
.
Wed. Bradwell-grove lO 15 days. The general principles of that memorandum will 34
South Australia ...... 141 p.ct.& bs. 25 0 0 ••
conducting the government of the colony in of September sugar was still being brought into I shall not express an opinion on the Hurdle Race and
• Fri. Eyford - 30'. per cent. 25 0 0 64
person until the return of Mr. Walker, who had
2V) 0 -
St. Pierre in large quantities for exportation. The Steeplechase.
A FRESH MAN. • Sat. Blenheim -
10 45 their head-quarters until in every respect fit for the
gone to Barbadoes on leave for a fortnight. Mr. ' Nov. 3.
H. H. . „Mon.. Windmill-hill
Union of 3ladrid ..... ---•
price was 30f. to 35f. per 50 kilogrammes (about
40 0 0 all _
Hincks had called a meeting of the Legislature 265. to 295. sterling per cwt.). Of coffee and cocoa I - - Tues. Bramdean-common
--
for the 14th ult., which is a fortnight earlier than there was none, and logwood was worth 45f. to Sporting Intelligence. , Thur. Candover village
Sat. Lassham village llOO fg
10 45CANALS.
the date to which it stood adjourned. It was ex- 48f. the 500 kilogrammes (about 3s. 2d. per cwt. ~
tAheleettreerasfyr7mB:
G.
Bujukdere,NNrETa e n scsi ILA, doi no
tt.a n2to.
,G e
statesneral 1
that. ''
Holderness Mon, Rise-park
Names of ra Dividend - Names of I');
Pected. his Excellency would then make known English). The France-American line of steamers, to
Tues. North Dalton
is hourly expected from Malta; the Majestic, 81, Capt., ti
per trice Companies. ii Annum. Price.
the grounds upon which her Majesty had been run between Havre and New Orleans, calling at NEWMARKET HOUGHTON MEETING. Thur.Bro.ndesburton lO 45C0 panics.
~ in
Annum. ss
advised to disallow the Money Bill for the current Martinique and Guadeloupe, appears to be at last SATURDAY. Fri. Ripling,ham
10 45 flagship Royal Albert. Three other lino of-battle ships are
- -
year, as there was every appearance of the bill definitively arranged. The Martinique journal Match : 300, h ft, Bst 71b each. T.Y.C. (5 furlongs Holts
saurworth Tues Harkness
:shin &Oldh, 93 71. p. et. 145 . Afacclesileld. 100 21. ins. oi
having been refused. The island was in con- La France TOutre-Mer says :- 140 yards.) Fri. Newton
seqUence free of all direct taxation until another .. Fri. Slaxted Farm - t-
actWe have received directly from the Franco•Ameri- Lord Glasgow's colt by Surplice, out of Clarissa, 2 yre Ileraraler
Tues. farm Station 10.30 Barnsley.... 160 - - S'eath ...... 100 161.
idea that their appearance will enforce the carrying out Birmingham ,40 41, 1 9.)% Peak Forest. 70 Si. Os. 76
could be passed. It was thought that can Company a copy of the prospectus of the new tier- Aldcroft) 1
Sat. Leven-bridge lO 30
of the treaty, but with apparently no success." Coventry.... 'lOO 257. - Regeat's- .. 3g 11
the Executive Council Act had received the sane- vice, by which we notice, on comparison with the an- Sir J. Hawley's Mohawk
10 45Derby ••• .. 100 67. 153. 1 81 11ociniale.... 85 11. 10s. 76
It is reported that, the gunboats ordered to be paid off F'Alsmre&Chs G 9 2% p. et.l - Sonirset Coal 140 - -
tion of the. Queen, and would shortly be put into neencement extracted by us some time back from a Betting-5 to 2on Mohawk. Won by a length and
(3. Day) 2 Ingrius'e, Mr. MeynellTues. Kedlestoa Inn
Thur.Radbourn
operation. There was nothing known of the move- Parisjournal, two alterations-viz., in the rate of passage, a half. Sat. Swarkstone-bridge -
Do., 6 er•Ct.j 10 61. pr. ct., 1114 *Wird &Wore 140 281. , 410
manta of Mr. Power, the newly appointed Lieu- which has been, raised from 650 f. to 700 f. (26/. to 23/. Sweepstakes of 10 soya eaoh •; for 2yr olds and upwards; Kent, East
Grand Surrey * At, h
,100 4i, - ...rees_ury...l2s -
tenant-Governor of the colony, or when he intended sterling) for this colony • and the date for starting the winner to be sold for 200 sovs, if demanded, &c.
,Thur. Lyddeu
coming out. Mr. Walker was considered a clever the first steamer, the Jacquard, is extended from T.Y.C. (5 furlongs 140 yards.) Sae, Reinden
Grand Union, too 11.0 s. - itosrbrides-Il 121. 290
2/. -
and working administrator, but he would have to the Ist to the 20. th September. The sanitary Mr. Mellish's Squire Watt, 3 yra, Bst 71b (Wells) 1 Lal7.ll'B, Mr• Fri. Middlesoeugh Hall lO 3d Hore, arrived at Spithead on Saturday from Gibrajtar ; Lancaster o
L ecd sst btvr- ' 11000 2-51. -3
X tNW-als:Nev lite ICI _,
~,,1 21 25
give way to Mr. Power. The island was healthy, state ~f the West Indies and of New Orleans, as well as Lord Clifden's Jesuit 4 yr', gat . .(A. Day) 2 LeuuurY ..Mon. Colin-park
Fri. Mundersfield Stocks
10 30 Leicester...P.lloo
on the Sunday previous. Since she refitted at Woolwieh Leiestr &Nth 83 -
51. 4549'% Birming. 31, .
- Warwick & s
the desire of a large number of passen ( ' ,
gers says the pro- Mr. Oeborne s Game Pullet, 2 yrs, 6st 71b (Challoner) 3 , she made a good passage, having left the Rock at 2 p.m.
21. 8
weather fine, and the crops promising.Lumley s, Mr. Mon. Gringely
. spectus before us), has induced this 20 days' postpone- Rap'nael and lota also ran.
At Demerara the Court of Policy has been busily Tres. North Carlton lO 30 • . Malaga, .mNliointgnmioturt3ll 100 --__ - Worestr &i 78 21. 20
went of the Jacquard's first Toyao. The next departures Betting-5 to 2a t Game Pallet 2to 1 t Jesuit
gs, ags, Thur.Rossington village lO 30 taking occasional cruises to Tangier, Tetuan,
she has been employed as " senior officer" at Gibraltar, Loughls,rogh 142 70/ 550 Napton.. j 100.
- Binning. occupied with a number of important measures since remain fixed for the 11th and 31st Oct. following." Meltnßlwbry 100 - - Wilts & Brks -, 10S. Od. - and 4to 1 exit Squire Watt. A good race in, won by Fri. Osberton
the departure of the last steamer. The principal In Trinidad the weather had been dry, and, is neck : bad third. lota was beaten off. Ludlow (Mr. Sitwell's)Tues. Little Hereford Toll-gate 10 30employed in the Black Sea under Cap.
months,. and was
10 30 and Cadiz. She has been in commission 3 years and five
of these is the Registration Bill, which had passed although some. estates had taken adyantage of Thur. Hopton Wafers lO 30 tains Powell and Osborne, and in the Sea of Azatt for INSURANCE COMPANIES.
The Houghton Handicap of 15 sore each, and 5 only if .
through committee for the first time, and which) the opportunity, to wake sugar, the yield was any- declared, &c., to go to the owner of the second horse. Sat. Downtoa Hall
Name of Company. Paid. Pri
after being reprinted with amendments, would be Itarshill's Mr.
thins but satisfactory. The Legislative Council T.Y.C. (5 fur. 140 yds.) 16 subs., 4of whom de- - " ' Tues. Field Irish, near Puitford 10 30 The Emerald, 51, new screw steam frigate, has been
Annum.er Share.f
cc'
0 Sat. Bellaud-moor, nr.Kennels 10 30 taken into No. 3 dry (hook at Sheerness for repairs. _
again brought up. The bill ordains that the colony met on the Ist inst. Immigration from Cape Oared.
Monmouthshire Tries. T
artletar-park . lO 30 The Fly, Robt. Dellinger commander, from Deptford,
10 30 has been taken into the fitting basin at Sheerness, to land Z s. d. X s. d.
shall be divided into districts, the Registrar- Verd was the important matter under considers- Lard John Scott's Katherine Logie, 3 yrs, 7st (Bray) 1 Fri, Cown
tile condensers and slides for the new screw steamship
General acting as principal officer, with six. district tiou. It was thought preferable that the Governor Capt. Christie's Kestrel, 3 yrs, 7st 71b (T. Cliff) •2 Mei-Pith
registrars, whose ditties it will be to collect full should write to Dewningsstreet rather' than issue a Mr. Edwards's Falcon, 5 yrs, 7st 71b . ....(Fordhans). 3 , , , Fri. Hebron
•.. 6 per cent. 5 0 1 0 0 -
particulars of el .properties, together with the names proclamation on the subject. •It was suggested ss following also ran :-Malacca, Vandermulin, N. F. H
First Fl Aff h T I d Hollander, Red Robin,
.y, g an, yne, In der Tues.Lyndhurst-road Station.. 10 30
Thur, The Earldoms
10 30
10 30 The Espiegle, 12 gun sloop, lately paid off at Sheer-
ness, has been put out of dry dock,, alter being surveyed
..,Sci!a _i_
Anchor ........... .
AA,ltlli:::a Bri :. and For. 71. 145.6 d.
15s. Od. 50 0 0 515 0 16%
4/771E1"D:rt. 15000 0 0 25 0 0 23
of the owners and holders, with the power to inflict that 150 of the immigrants Should be sent on trial.
Sat. Venney-bridge
nrattahLefoemmercial 0 0 5 0 0 6%
and Sis. to Hesse Cassel.
a penalty upOn. the persona unless the requirements A murder has been committed at San Fernando„ and Betting-7 to 2 agst Tyne, sto 1 each agst Kestrel Oakley Mon, Milton-mill
•of the forms are accurately and fully complied with. the murderer had taken to the woods. The health Thar, Great Oaks ClericLaied.& Gen. Life• spr et. & be, 100 0 0; 10 0 0 -
10 4 5 The Terror, 16 guns, floating battery, has been taken county .............. te 100 00;10 0 o and Ste. to Hesse Cassel, 6to 1 agst Malacca, Bto 1
This measureerequires that every person arriving of the island was good ; the panic coucerniug the agst Falcon, 10 to 1 each ag:it Katherine Loe, Red Sat. Shelton Gorse..
Eagle ..
in the colony flora any place beyond the seas shall
.) cholera had died out. The Arabia had arrived, and p
w in, an an ermu in.
b. d V d I. Aff b d• •
g an ma e ibexunning i. ,s
Pembrokeshire, Phil- , her machinery.
10 45 into the fitting basin at Sheerness to undergo repairs to Crown .............. 17s. Od
5500 0 0 5 0. 0 -
on the application of the harbour-master, give his would shortly leave with a batch of coolies entitled to the Dip, followed by Malacca, where they dropped IPs Mon. Lambeath
Equity and Law 414 per cent. 100 0 0 1 5 0 0 5.,,...,
name, age, occupatioh, and intended place of resi- to free passages. away, and Katherine Logie led with Kestrel at her Thur. Hodson
Portsmouth, Earl of _Mon. Oakley-hall .
11 0 for experiments at Shoeburyness. Capt. Sir I'. Maitland General.. .... ...... .. Gl. ,5 00 1 , ,5%
1
.. 51. per cent. Stock. . , 1011,1
C. 8., in command of the Excellent gunnery ship at Globe ia n . .
dence, within three months from the date of his FTOIII Barbadoes wo learn that the Bridgetown girths, Falcon going on third ; a fine race in resulted in Wed. Threelegged-cross ll 0 ....... s', per cent. 100 00,'47 5 0 1 es!e
Portsmouth, will conduct the experiments, assisted by rmi.,
arrival, under a penalty of not exceeding 1.5 and Waterworks Company were progressing steadily. favour of Katherine Logie by a neck ; a length between Fri. Ilurstbourne-park ll 0
u2s, 100 0 0 ' 10 0 0 1 I9N
not less than $5. The certificates of registration There bad been but little rain during the fortnight. the second and third. At a wide interval came Sis. to Sat. The Black Ness ll 0 Capt. E. P. Halsted, in command of the Edinburgh, Imperial Life
eriai Fire..:. •
are to continue in force until the Ist of October The young canes continued to look healthand y, Hesse Cassel, Affghan, and First Fly, close together ; Puckeridge,Mr.Parry'sMon. Dames
Wed. Stanstead
10 30 60 guns, screw steam guardehip, and other scientific ,sffi-
cers from the Ordnance Department at Woolwich. Law Fire .......... • • 23. &3. s. 100 00i2 10 01 bide:nutty Marine.... P. 3_i
21c
b3l. 100 0 0 I 20 0 0 1 91
Law Lite. • • ...... •• • • - 100 0 • 1 o 0 0 61%
-
next, and no longer. Persons bringing or defend- were growing rapidly. Provisions were daily be- Malacca was next • Hollander was restive at the post, ,
Sat. Layst - so 0 0 20 0 S 4
ing actions or complaints before the courts of law coming cheaper and more abundant, but blight had and did not get off.
Pytchley Wed. Stantonord-hall
11. 10s. 25 0 0,.2 10 0 29si
or before any magistrate will be required to pro- made its appearance in the yams. Labour continued Handicap Sweepstakes of 15 sovs each, 10 ft, for two- Fri, Brock-hall Londonlos. E. bs. 25 0 0112 10 0 -
62
duce their certificate of registration. Managers of plentiful and steady. Influenza and diarrhea's were yr-olds. R.M. (one mile 17 yards). Ten subs. Sat. Sibbortoft
Med.lnvlid & Gen. Life 434/. per c,:. 59 0 11 2 0 0 34
estates on wiiic'e indentured immigrants are em- prevalent. •Tracre continued dull, and the mark t Mr. Newman's Lady Meaulys colt, fist slb ...(Bray) 1 Raby, Duke of Cleve- of engineers in the steam reserve, nearly-all of them have
Minerva • • ..., .. •• .. 5/ p. ct. 20 0 0 2 0 0 -
ployed are to be furnished by the district registrar remained without change. e s Mr. Payne's Farmer's Daughter filly, 7st (Plumb) 2 land's Mon. Wakerfield broken down, owing to the boilers or tubes giving way.
Monarch •• ••••• • •• •• - 5 0 0 1 0 0 15.
Mr G. Hobson 's Pauli Monti Est 111 b ...(Musgrove) 3 Wed. Windlestone -
g
National Loan Fund.. 57. per cent. 20 0 0 210 0 __ _
1010 4330:
It has become a serious matter for consideration to adopt
with certificates of reistration for all such index,- News from Greytown confirm the intelligence of • • ' ' Fri. Middleton Tyas
110 45 the boilers in use for these vessels, the services of which Pelican ....•• •• •• .. •• - - - 50
tared immigrants, and be entitled to receive the Walker'sreverses in theChontales district. Reportsßufford Mon Winkburn - _ - -
fee for each certificate by monthly deductions not , and out - ester's. Maid of Athens S h W
may at any moment be required. They are in their Phmnix
Tues.Clipstono
state that the Costa Ricans have got possessiou of Betting-5 to 2a et Pauli Monti ,5 to 1 agst Augury, Professional Life ••• • 5/ per cent. 50010 0 - exceeding 32c. per month in the..case ot males, and F Thur, Ossington
the fort situate on a branch of the San Juan river, 6 to 1 agst Farmer a Daughter filly, 7to 1 eget Lady
5 a o oio 0 ag
16c. in the case of females, the amounts so received and have intercepted the late reinforcements which Meaulym colt, 10 to 1 agst England's Beauty. Farmer's Sat. Seareliffe-park
ail
Rutland, Duke • , f Mon. Plunger
to be paid over to the district registrar before had arrived in the Texas for General Walker from Daughter filly made play to the cords where the Lady Tues.Haverholm Priory ' ll 0 the Board of Admiralty to have the pension on "the Sun Fire ! .... 61. 10s. , - 91 I
__
the let of September following. The certifi-17. 11s.
New York. Should this be the case Walker's pail- Meaulys colt passed her and won by a length. The Fri. Culverthorpe ll 0 reserved list" of flag officers in their gift by the demise of 17,1,)[tete.,1) rife.-om ..... 4/. p. et. & bs. 20 -0
0 4 :1 4(.: 44,1)4
cafes are not to be delivered to the immigrants tion in Grenada will soon become untenable. The favourite was beaten ebout.three lengths from Farmer's , Sat. Fseston Hall . ll 0 Vice-Admiral Johnston. Universal Life .• • ..... 51. per cent. 100 0 0 104 0 6 5.,,i
until the full amount has been paid. If any Daughter filly ; England's beauty was fourth, and Au. Scale's, Sir. Henry ......Wed. Berry - The following appointments were made on Saturday Victoria Life • • .... • • 5/. per cent. -
em- forces also of Honduras and the disaffected under
player shall make a complaint against a person em- fifth, close up with Pauli
guzy Monti; 10 30 at the Admiralty es-
PANIES' PRICES.
Rivas are concentrating Leon, and at
played by him for non-performance of contract, orand South-Western were beaten off a long way. Selby's, Mr. Taos. Harchope
Thn Hon. J. M. Yorke, midshipman, to the Victory ;
chance which now a ears likel to favour him ' Sat, Alnwick Toll-bar
ppy is
• Atnou.nt
other misconduct, and it shall appear that the per- th • e want of union between she twoparties. Large Sweepstakes of 10 sovs each, for three-yr.olds and tip. 10 30 K. Kerr, midshipman, to the Vulcan ;E. B. Wadlow, Dividend
of Paid. Price.
Shropshire Wed, Sundorne
son employed has not a certificate of registration orlo 30 midshipman, to the Vulcan ;P. Starr, naval cadet, to Name of Company.
Anf,eurm• share.
confiscations property wards ; the winnerto be sold for 120 soya, if demanded, Fri. Edgebottom-gate
ions ofhad taken place.
_-- -
&c. A.b. M. (7 furlongs 212 yards). Seven subs. 11 0 the Hannibal ;R. Birth, surgeon (additional), to the --- x3.d.X s. 5.
Smith's, Mr. Assh•ton Tues. Oare•hill
_.--- -- -
ticket
provisional of registration, the complaint sa m •
shall be dismissed, and the oasts thereof shall be Duke of Bedford's Alastor, by Ingo, 3 yrs, 7st 9lb Wed.Hurstbourne Tarrant ll 0 Waterloo ;V. C. Clarke, surgeon (additional), to the ye per cent. 100 C 0 100 0 0 19810,
cia, of Tani • •
pico, with about 2,000 men, had
•• • •
81. per cent. 100 0 0 100 0 0 230/Ps
(Charlton) 1 Thur. Conholt-park ll 0 Fisgard ;H. H. Shaw, paymaster, to the Advance ;T. Bank of Scotland
paid by the comp .
complainant. An person refusing to yp_
the . g marched against the city pf Victoria, which had ' Fri. Boscombe Windmill ll 0 British Linen Company
81 per cent. 10 0 0 210 33/ 17,s
give full information as required by ordinanceMr Edwards Falcon, 5 yrs, Bst 12lb (Fordham) 2 W. Hanson, master's assistant (third class), to the
, been in the possession of tie insurgent Vidau • • Sat. Speery-well ll oar i Caledonian Bank •• •• • ' cent. 10 0010 e 0 12/ 6,
Bank •
5/. per , ,
or refusing to register himself, shall be liable, on arri. Mr Mellish's Noisette, 6 yrs, 9st (Wells) 3 Y mom City of Glas7.ow
.... 041. p cent.; 20 0 0 10 0 0 13, 2,
Previous to his departure ho raised a loan from * *
The following also ran :-De Ginkel, Blossom, Somerset Subscription Tues. Wick-park lO 30
Clydesdale Batik 71. per cent. ;500 0 • 0 100 0 0 235/ n -
conviction, to a penalty not exceeding fs24
es--• An the merchants of Tampico for the amount of Alcyone, Raphael. Fri. Bromptou Ralph - C ,mmereial Bank ....
61. per cent,' 25 0 0 10 0 0 ' ' 12, 8s person forging, or uttering knowing thesame to be
South Down Men numpton-plain RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. Eastern 1--"u.'k- -- .• ag 1. p cent. 5 0 0 5 0 0 1/ 18s
$500,000. General Casanora, one of the ferule'. Betting 6to 4 agst Alastor, 4to 1 agst Alcyone, sto Wed. Clapham Edinb. & Glasgow .•
- - .
forged, or who shall fraudulently obtain, transfer, Governors of Tampico, was tried and condemned 1 agst Blossom, 6to 1 each agst Falcon and Noi.ette. Fri. Rodmill village
National Bank •• •• •• 6% per cent. OO 0 0 ill 0 0 18870 s
use, Or atteu3pt to use. any certificate reforel to in to death for the illegal execution of an officer in Tne favourite led from start to finish, and won easily by Southwold (Mr.Cook's)Tues, Harrington-hall
Scott d Bank 51 per cent 20 0 I) 210 0 512 s d
North of an •
cent 100
the ordinance, shall be guilty of atiniedemeanour, the time of Santa Anna's Presidency. thretequarters of a length, the second beating the third Thur. Market Stainton
..------„, Union Bank of Scot. •• 41. per cent. 'lOO 0 0 50 0 0 lOW
Os
and shall be liable, on conviction,,ter-be imprisoned, The following particulars of her Majesty's ships by a head ; good fourth. Alcyone and Raphael were Sat. Burwell-park ll 0 opened. 1 NAME OF RAILWAY. iss6. lo"• Western Bank •••• - .. 7/. per cent. 10 00500 0 52 /
with or without hard labour, far' Xterm not exceed- of war in the West Indies, &c., have been receiv- beaten off. . Staffordshire, North... Mon, Black-brook
------- ----
Alliance Fire and Lice.. 8%1 .pr cent. 100 2 0 , 11 0 0 160 ris
ing one year. In the case of damage done by riot ed. :-Oct. 12, at Jamaica, the Euryalus, the Ines Sweepstakes of 5 sovs each, with 25 added, for 2 yr.olds . Wed, Stallington - MUSH. -
..f •6 British Guarantee ... 11l per cent. 10 001 a 0 .3:
-,,,,-, Caledonian Fire In.me . 10,. per cent, 100 0 0! 10 0 8 11
- 10-
every person indemnified thereby shall be entitled sum, the Araphion, and the Termagant. ()et 6, and upwards ; the winner to be sold by auction ter Fri. Stoke-heath
100 sovs ; allowances if entered to be sold for lee 'S, e.
37% Belfast and Ballymena ••• • • • ••• :: :• • _. Colonial Life ......... 51. per cent. 50 0 0 10 o -"i
to receive front the inhabitants of the division in at Greytown, the Orion, Imperieuse, the Arrogant Earl of Mon. Ashfordby, near Kirby- 17 Belfast and County Down.. •• • . .!,11 2,!,).41 ,ss
2 3-.6.6
i Last half of Ab. M. (3 furlongs 217 yards.) 16 subs. ten,
vB, Edinburgh Life Insur. 61. percent, cent. 100 0 0 15 0 0 ',19/ 3.):
' which the same shall be committed full compensa- the Archer, the Victor, the Pioneer, and the I • gate
I aneashire, and Cheshire
Vest York .• • • 6,714 6,538 Eng. & Scot, Law Life 51.Nreent: 59 o 0 .1 50 41 Ps
In- Mr Baker's Huntington, by Hernandez 2 yrs, 6ist 2lb
Blackburn,and a
....„
••
••
•• _ _
415 i i 2,, Life Assoe. of 3cettand 6/. per cent. 10 0 0 1
tion for the damage so done. No action can he trepid. Oct. 10, at Colon (Navy Bay), the Cos- • '(Withingtoo) 1 Tues. Berdon-bill lO 45 26% Bolton, •
117 Bristol and Exeter •• • • • •
.......... 1.2
National Fire and Life 61. per cant 10 0 61 10's
brought after' the expiration of six months from the sack. Oct 13 at Antigua, the Arachne and the Mr. Evans' Miss Nightingale, 2 yrs, Sat 12Ib (201.) Sat. Hathorn-turn lO 45 198% Caledonian.....: •!...4....••••:
••
••
••
•• •• 74 bo ,9 .
6,4 '-- North lir,t s 1 insur... .
11 - 71 ' 11 0 0 1 0 02/ Os
date of the offence. All actions for compensation Vestal, also the Pert (cruising.) (Crook) 2 Suffolk Tues. Elmswell Lion
Thur. Kirtliug Tower
••
••
••
10 45 6m Cork, Blackr • '223 157
ock and I•assage 234 232 Scottish Union Insrnc. 7 '
Standard Life ...• •• • • 11 per cent. 200 0 0 20 0 0 36/103
Pr
ant. 20 o 0 1 0 011 Ns
for damages are to be brought against the district Mr. Adkins's Fascination, 2 yrs, sst 121 b (201.) Sat. Ousden-liall lO 45 20 Cork and Bandon •••••••••• •• - •• • • 1,178 1,090
Bennet Junction • . •• • • • •
1,688 1,512 • per cent. 50 0 0 7 0 0 'lO/ Os
Unlted ',en Assurance 51. ner Cent. 10 0 0 1 00 -
registrar for the division in which the offence was . (Challoner) 3 Surrey Union Mon'. Epsom Windmill 56 Dublin and
10 30 d Drogheda• •••••• • " • • 936 863
63 Dublin an
committed; and, if judgment be gives againet the THE PENINSULAR MAILS. The following also ran: -Glendower, Golden Slipper, Thur.Chantrey-downs lO 30 Dublin and Kingstou,n •• • • :::• •••• :: _6,4 553 .
MISCELLANEOUS. •
registrar, the same shall be recoverable by levy upon ___,____ . Cyclops Pope Joan, Oetrogoth's dam filly, Echo, Frio- Sat. Kennel
d Arbroath • • 5967
915
10 30 issi. Dundee an
th and Abertjeen Junction
442 429 Dividend Amount
the moveable property in the first instance, and, if SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 2. tion, Jedy, Teddy, and Ida. Sussex, East Tues. Windmill-hill (breakfast) A3O 31 Dundee, Pera
,a_
__en............ 1
36 Dundalk an
.E.. ru...xiu....,............
~.
212 1,101 Name of Compare,.
of
per Paid. Price.
that be not sufficient, then upon the immoveable By the Peninssilar and Oriental Comany's steam Letting-5 to 2 agst Pope Joan, 3to 1 agst Hunting- Fri. St. Leonard's.green
67% East Anglian.. e
.............•
••
••
•• 6,635 5,617
property of all persons of 16 years of a Ishit, E • C V arrived • ton, 6to 1 agst Ida, Bto 1 agst Miss Nightingale, 12 co Thom sons Mr. A. Tiles Charlton- - ewbottle .11 0 , ... . by N ..
93 East Lancashire
and Norfolk.. • • • • 1
ge. anti up-
uxine, <apt. 1 ceks which at mid-
Thur. Edgcott 'village
...... 25,654 ,
X s. d. j X a. 5.
wards who may have been resident 1 at Golden Slipper, 100 to 7 agst Teddy. Won by aAssam 'ea
ht with ' 1 ' • •
within the nig ,wi ste Peninsular mails, in charge of Sat. Fenny Compton-wharf
0..,....... ::
......
.3.
6,002 5,040 Auctir;nlM 'l.* **
*• ** si. 150 0 0I 20 0 0 -
division at the time the offence
10 30 142. Edinburgh and Gla
and lan Aericulturl .j it. Is. 100' 00117 10 0 2:13
The bill to provide for thepayment * , .N. miralty agent, we have
fourth, and Cyclops fifth. Pope Joan broke a blood- Fri. Squirrels, Stockbury lO 30 1 6
28 Edinbrgh,
Australian
tion for losses occasioned byth of coinpe lima- dates- frcen Gibraltar, Oct. 25 ; Cadiz, 26th ; fo 30 Exeter and Crediton.. ••••.••• • • • • • •
1, ;39 510 Trust .. ••• al. per cent - j 250 0 ' -
of 856, had been
Feb.,-, e riots in the month Lisbon aticl Oporto, 29th ; Vigo, 30th.
paissed. The sum allowed The Euxin brings 30 vessel soon after starting. The winner was sold by au • '
. . tion to Mr. Mellish for 100 guineas. c- Tiverton Mon. Gogland-plautation
Tues. King's Brompton
10 30 22 F d South-Western•••••• •..
183% Glasgow, an . 7lB 6 178
• 25:6 .43 25,420 Austrailan Royal Mail
Anglo-Mexican 31' t 5/. 10 00 , all
Mint., .• 11. 10s. 10 00 1 all -
-
10 45 203 Great Northern.. •.. British
...... • ' •:_•11,il• d.. 6,792 7,209 American Land 113. - '4O 0 0 -
by the commissioners amounts to $267 204 e passengers, awl, onfreight, selling Handicap Sweepstakes of 15 soya each ;sft if Trelawney's, Mr. Tues. The Carew Arms
10 :1) 20314 Great Southern and Western (are !
29,566 25 .05 61.pereent. 100 0 0j32 10 0 -
which min the ordinance declared ' , 39e., 7 packages of specie, value 3,6881., and a cargo deblared, Sec. The winner to be sold for 120 sovs, Fri. Fleto
10 45 ass Great Western ....
•...... .........
should be paid consistingWed. Cheeshurn Grange 256 '254. Do. 5 •
per cent Bonds 5/. per cent. - , - -
to the claimants as compensation for - - • ' of 270 chests of oranges, 536 boxes of if demanded, kc. A.E.C. (1 mile 7 furlongs 56 yards,) Tynedale
10 45 25M Irish South Eastern ••••••••• • • • •• • • 6 632 6 396 Ditto, 6 per cent. .. st. per cent. - i - 1134
Fri. Chollcrford.
losses area_ raisree 16 9O Lancaster
10 45, 22,461 19,915 City Navigation Bonds
Y rkshlre
sinned by the riots. The ordinancewill . ' 12 ' , chests of lemons, 174 bags of chella-weed, 5 subs. •
Twee Bibury
10 45 286% Lancashire and o
Electric Telegraph .. I G per cent. 25 0 0 24 0 0 93%
come into boxes of plums, 60 baskets of chesnuts, 7' boxes Capt. Christie's Ainati, 2 yrs, 6st 41b (Fordham) IV. W. IL,Lord Gifferd's
Thur. „ ._ -
Red-lodge - Leeds Northern .. • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • •
Ditto .. •• •• ••• • • -
- -
operation on the publication thereof. Bondswill ol east° 524 lO 45 -
161 Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport.... - _ _ . 1 0 0 -
be issued by the colonial Receive G OllO, elephants' tusks, two boxes of Mr. T. Hu Treachery, 4 yrs, Bst 10Ib (Hughes) 2 Sat, Stanton-house
Western ... 61,140 61 047 Equitable Reversionry 71 pr. cent. 100 0 0 00
of which shall be payable on the "I. •
Receiver-General, eneral, one pomegranates, 80 boxes of almonds, two octaves of Mr. W. H. Brooks's Impostor, 2 yrs, 6s 71b (Charlton) 3 Warwickshire Mon. Charlecot-park ...... ...... 10 45 637 London and N0rthwa_...............
1,441 I,9`R Ditto New -••••- - 50 0 0 17 10 0 -
halflo 45 5.1( London and Black 11
5 December, 18 9, and the other half on the 3, . DUri
.., st e c wine, and 57 packages of general merchandise. The following also ran :-Eupatoria and Absolution. 'rues. Mitford-bridge
:ii London Brighton, and Smith Coast.. 1.05•1 14,469
1 • t '-'- Gen. Revers. & Invest. sp.c. & bs, 100 0 0 100
0 26
Thur Harwood's-house .....
183'
- London ad
South Western....... •• 16,279 14 995 Gen.SteamNavigation 10 yi,ct. 15 0 0 14 0 _
' • experienced * Betting-6 to 4 agst Impostor, 2to 1 agst Atnati, no• the voyage the }mmo fresh 10 45 267 Enniskillen ........
792 •.,, ' Hudson's Bay.-- • • -; Stock. -
of December, 1860, to an amount sufficient i 'st
CI and 7to 2 exit Absolution. Treachery came out at the 4 Sat. Wroxton-abbey
60 Londonderry and
1100 0 0 too o 0 _
11 !aims for soma h 1
off in cab a.. c sesow $lOO, o pay N.E.. . win s and fine weather. On the 29th ult 'eh Abbey
'' off Duke's stand, increased her lead at every stride, and on Warwickshire, North... Mon. Steueleio - ••• - Blanchester, Buxton, and Matlock, P‘e, - ' '32 llungerford .......... ' 2/. 53 _ ..... -
assd ,the hock f Lisbon
all o she spoke the screw steamer Thur. Dunchurch ,
~,,s, , Aim , hester Shoffield,and Lincolnshire 10,060 , , London Institution ... , - I - .
, all -
fractional parts of $lOO comprieed ie large
claims
Minho. The American•
ship Alfred Stoner N entering the corde was at least half a dozen lengths
Fri Hoekley-house
("95 Russell Institution.... I - 12 10 0 -
all of which will be paid off in
cash on te het- 'of New ahead. Hughes, her jockey, thinking he had the race in
..
933 948 o 23%
tle3lst of December nest ,and at the York, bound B sailed • '
oreto ombay, from Vigo on the Wheataand,Mr. Lloyd's Tues. Faintree-ball ..Prke'sPa'tentCand.Co 10/. pIT t 1 '0 0 0117 1
•r cen .1 a.
hand stopped his mare. Fordham then set Ainati to 10 30 498,4 midlen Western (Irish) .• .• .. x 0,738 29,907 Reversionary Int. Soc. 4%1. shent.lloo 0 0 100 00 I
1,
liame time 30th ult. ' Fri. WYko
.•,,s
93 3,415 Royal Mail Steam.... ; 41. p. re. 100 0 0, 60 0 -
one-fifth of all l work, caught Treachery on the post, and created a son- . ,
4campston-house ...
52 Monklands • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • •
....
....
25 00 i all
he will have to pay arger claims re- The mail steamer Indus, • b the India winning s H . Willoughby s, Mr. Mon.
- South Australian Land I 6/. per Cent.l
o first-mentioned ait and Me-The 'dil
Ration by by a head. la rig cla noes
Wed. A ldby•Park lO 30 7834 Newcastle and Carlisle•. • • ...„ ••,••
••
....
mauling after the two . ued payments. diterranean mails from Southam t • considerable dissatiefaction, but the- Trust and Loan Comp. 0 -
Forp on, arrived at naturally created cons Fri. Sway Thorpe-pasture
••
..
..
..
5,065 5,282 "Upper Ca.nada .... - 12°° 1) I
the payment of the remaining
four-fifths bonds Gibraltar on the 25th ult. mistake which he made was quite the result of accident Sat. Hovingliam lO :SO 233 North Staffordshire •• • "•• • • 6,942 6,539 sess-sesess-55.,:...e5....5..5-sses
on the
are to be issued payable 31st of December Her Majesty's .ships S iland Centurion and overweening confidence. Everybody acquitted him Thur. Goosehill - ----
1859 and 1860 am ps anspare on,
........ -
Parry's deliCiOllS Revalenta Arabiea
in the years 1857, 18581 3 , amount- and the French ship Prince Jerome and steamer of any dishonest intention. His brother, Mr. T. Fri. Brockridge-common lO 30
32 Scottish Midland .... •• •• •
..
... _ - rADVERTISEMENT.I---Dll •
I t medicine, in 'oi
in the aggregate in each such year to one-fifth of h mount
offered 100 to 1 Wyndham's, Colonel... Mon. Plaistow- 29M Shrewsbury and Birminghana .• •• • • Food invariably restores health, without
times
its
, tv.e-1
1 €O5 1,373--
P--cenir:, were the only foreign vessels of war an- Hushes, to whom Treachery belongs,
48 Shrewsbury and Chester .... ** , • .
meneo, or expense, as it saves. . itt.Yr, . ,t•
,_.oust . in
such claims. The bonds will be signed by two chored in the Tagus. that the mare bad won before the number was dis- Wed.Waltham-park
30 Shropshire Union - .• ••
••
••
••
......
•• •••,,, 2,908 2,570
eirm es indioestion tdy.pepsia),
Fri. Three Fold -
744 755 other remedies, and r
elective members of the Court of Policy and by the The exchange at
• Played.
Lisbon for London bills at three
an er, 2gg South Eastern- .. .. •• ••
•• ' • ••
••••• a j ,
2 -1' 2 317 flatulency, constipation, nervous, bilious, and liver com-
e Receiver-General. • 1 months is Ount..l +ls:- ...___,__,_ _ , ...,-.. • . -- - 11 nth with moat,: tn the sninnlv and character of the _ .

The mail steamer Indus %%ith the India and Me-
' diterraueau mails from Southampton, arrived at
Gibraltar on the 25th ult.
Her Majesty's ships Sanspareil and Centurion,
and the French ship Prince Jerome and steamer
Phoenix, were the only foreign vessels of war an-
chored in the Tagus.
Ttie exchange at Lisbon for London bills at three
months is quoted this packet at 531, but, notwith-
standing this rise, money continued scarce and bills
remained over, short paper being preferred by the
takers. On the continent little was done, paper
being generally scarce. Paris 528 to 530 ; Am-
sterdam 421, Hamburg 47k, and Genoa 528. The
stock market continued dull. Portuguese Three per
Cents., coupons, were quoted at 45k- to 45i ; Re-
Pgistered 45i, to 46,
_Deferred 24,k to 241, Bank of
ortugal Shares 499 to 600 tnilteis, Bank of Oporto
Shares 18 to 20 per cent. premium.

The Royal Gazette says that the immigration
prospects atDemerarafrom India are much.brigh ter
this season than they were last. Already seven
ships are chartered to bring immigrants from Cal-
cutta and Madras. Immigration from Madeira was
stopped for the present and for sonic time to come ;
and the Cape Vent people, having passed the crisis
which threatened to decimate them by starvation,
are now (disinclined. to emigrate, at least in that di-
rection. "We are ays Gazette) 'firmly of i
opinion that if this
Colony, mainstead of wasting so
much time in useless discussions, had acted with i rADVERTISEMENTj—The Earl of Aldborough and Hol-
loway's Pills.—An astounding cure by this
miraculous
mere promptitude in the :clatter, and had sent a
number of vessels to the Capo Yord IslandA when ' medicine, after every other means bad failed. See ex-
the people were in the mood to vini,rate, we nth :lit tract from his lordship's letter, dated " Villa gessiva,
a;_horn, Feb. 21, 1545. To Professor Elalioivay.--
have introduced a large number of those useful ' 14
people into the colony, where the- would, if Sir,--I beg to acquaint yoe that your pills hays effecte3
whco all th e
treated kindly and made comfortable, in all roba- a cure of a disorder in my liver ar,dhsotomach,
permanently settlers." AP s. most, eminent of the faculty at home anti all over tb e
bility have become
deal of dissatisfaction. existed in the colon grea' Continent had not be= abfe to effect—nay, not eve.:A
y in re-
ference to the very dilatory conduct of the De I l T 'II d*
. to watt2re of Carlsbad or Marienshad. (Signo,l) Aid.,
Demo- boroug'). These wondet upi ,s vit cure any worde r, rara Railway Company, and a memorial was being
signed, prayingthe Government of the liver Of stotnacb.—Sold (also Holloway's oi, A.
to interfere and 'petit) at Proff,sor Holloway's E.,tabli,Ainii,uti,, 2
,4,
gements into which they had eh- Stra-d, London ;
eldarca the ergo-
and by all medicine vendors thre, ,h.
tered, and to gdopt such means as would be most ' out the world.
~ ,

5 subs.
Capt. Christie's Amati, 2 yrs, Est 41b (Fordbam) 1
Mr. T. IldgheFes Treachery, 4 yrs, Bst 10Ib (Hughes) 2
Mr. W. H. Brooks's Impostor, 2 yrs, 6s 71b (Charlton) 3
The followin; also ran :—Eupatoria and Absolution.
Betting-6 to 4 agst Impostor, 2to 1 agst Amati,
and 7to 2 agst Absolution. Treachery came out at the
Duke's stand, increased her lead at every stride, and on
entering the cords was at least half a dozen lengths
ahead. Huvhes, her jockey, thinking he had the race in
hand stopped his mare. Fordharn then set Atuati to
work, caught Treachery on the post, and created a sen-
sation by winning by a head. The ridilog of Hughes
naturally created considerable dissathifaction, but the
mistake which he made was quite the result of accident
and overweening confidence. Everybody acquitted him
of any dishonest intention. His brother, Mr. T.
Hughes, to whom Treachery belongs, offered 100 to 1
that the mare had won before the number was dis.
play ed.
B 3th with regard to the supply and character of the
racing the meeting was attended with a success quite
worthy of the metropolis of the turf. The business was
conducted with tolerable regularity by the " Ne..ymar-
ket staff of ifficials,” with whom, and the jockeys and
trainers, however, it would be desirable to establish a
better understanding. The relative positions of the
en-,ployer and the employed do not seem to he clearl..

Saturday WAS damp and foggy, and at one time it wa3
•Feared that the racing would be again postponed.

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
STAG HOUNDS.

Raby, Duke of Cleve-
land's Mon. Wakerfield lO 30
Wed. Windlestone
Fri. Middleton Tyas lO 30
Rufford Mon. Winkburn lO 45
Tues. Clipstono
Thur. Ossington
Sat. Scareliffe-park
Rutland, Duke of Mon. Pluugar
Tues. Haverholm Priory .... : ll 0
Fri. Culverthorpe
Sat. Easton Hall
Seals's, Sir Henry ......Wed. Berry
Sat. BurlcStone-wood
Selby's, Mr.
Tues.
Fri.FIS naii ..
Wed.tiis ....
Harrington-hall
ITABsI
ar:
toolai
onrasgni
ri.
el,:
neiviliobinolilimc:g:ltkintiot:toveiee,
iTt
1)i
nl:o.l
iltal
1..,
_I
atggi-1
nbipael,ta:
.ienr.
10 30
Shropshirelo 30
Smith's, Mr. Asshoton Tues. Oare-hill . .
Wed. Hurstbourne Tarrant ll
1:11111_00110111.
333f00gi,i
Thur. Couholt-park
Sat. Spcery-well ll 0
Somerset Subscription Tues. Wick-park
South Down Men. Plump ton-plain
Wed. Clapham
Southvrold (Mr.Cook's)TFur.oin
Thur. Market Staiuton
Sat. Burwell•park
Staffordshire, North ...Mon. Black-brook
Wed. Stallington
10 30
Fri. Stoke-heath
10 30
Stamford and Warring-
ton, Earl of Mon. Ashfordby, near Kirby-
gate
Tues. Bg.rdon-hill lO 45
Sat. Hathern-turn
10 45
Suffolk Tues. Eimswell Lion
Thur. Kirtliug Tower
Sat. Oasden-hall lO 45
Surrey Union Mon. Epsom Windmill lO 30
Thur. Chantrey-downs lO 30
Sat. Kennel
Sussex, East Tues. Windmill-hill (breakfast) 1A 30
Fri. St. Leonard's-green
Thompson's, Mr. A.... Tues. Charlton-bv-Newbottle ll 0
Thur. Edgcott village
Sat. Fenny Compton-wharf
Tick ham Tues. Kennel lO 30
Fri. Squirrels, Stockbury lO 30
Tiverton Mon. Gogland-plantation . lO 30
Tues. King's Bronipton
Trola.wney's, Mr. Tues. The Carew Arms
Fri. Flete
Tynedale Wed. Cheosburn Grange lO 45
Fri. Chollcrford lO 45
V. W. H,,Lord Gifford's Tues. Bibu ry lO 45
Thur. Red-lodge
Sat. Stanton-house
Warwickshire Mon. Char] ccot-park ... lO 45
Tues. Mitford-bridge
Thur Harwood's-house ....
Sat. Wroxton-abbey lO 45
Warwickshire, North... Mon. Steueleigh-Abbey ll 0
Thur. Dunchurch
Fri Hocklcy-house
Wheatland, Mr. Lloyd's Tues. Faintrec-hall ..
Fri. Wyko
Willoughby's, Mr Moo. 4campston-house ... ... 10 30
Wed. A ldby-park lO 30
Fri. Sway Thorpe-pasture
Sat. Hovingliara lO 30
Worcestershire Thur. Goosehill
Fri. Brockridge-common lO 30
Wyndham's, Colonel... Mon. Plaistow-mount
Wed. Waltham-park
Fri. Three Fold
NYynn's, Sir W. W. ...Wed. Hope StatiOn
Fri. Kennels
Sat. Shocklach . lO 30
York and Ainsty Mon. Blue Ridge lO 30
Toes. Street Houses
Thur. Ripley Castle lO 30
Sat. Riceal lO 30
HARRIERS.
Aikton ... .. , Wed. Slack, near Wigton ...... 10 0
Thur. Nether Welton ............ 10 0
Alton (Beagle's) Fri. Tosmead Farm ............ 11 0
Brampton (Beagles) The Main , Denton ... 9 C
Fri. Fighting Cocks, Scaleby 9 (
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Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport....
London and North Western ....
London and Blackwell •••••••••..
London, Brighton, and South Coast..
London and South We5tern.........
Londonderry and Enniskillen ........
Manchester, nchester, Mutton, and Matlock, &c.
sheffield,and Lincolnshire
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Manchester and South Junction......
Maryport and Carlisle ........••••.,
Midland Great Western (Irish)
Monklands • • •
Newcastle and Cedilla.. • •
North British • • •
North Staffordshire ..... • •
North-Western •• .. ..... • •
Scottish Central •• .. ....... ▪ •
Scottish Midland
Shrewsbury and Birmingham •••• • •
Shrewsbury and Chester .. • • • •
Shropshire Union
south Devon • • •
South Eastern •••• • '• '•
South Wales • •"•••• • •
South York., Doncaster, and 070•0•1•8•
Taff Vale
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MathlClll.3h .............• •• •• ••
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Monterean and Troyes .... • • • •
Namur and Liege • • • •
Northern of France • • • • • • • • •
Orleans and Central Paris and Lyons ..•
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Paris and Rotten.
Paris and Stra,sburgh - • •• ••"'' • • Rouen and Havre...—. " Waiter° of Franza:
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21,884
6,840
2,588
4,707
1,536
1,307

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2.317
20,729
5.770
2,245
3,915
1,511
1,271

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THE ROBBERY AND MURDER NEAR ROYHEEHAH.--At
Dalton Brook on Friday the adjourned inquiry was held
into the circumstances attending the death of Mr. Jotin
Whitaker, of Thryberg. near Rotherham, upon whom,
tended, with fatal violence, was PerPertrated during the
nighe of Thurspay fortnight. Mr. Bland, the chief
adayndstaaltledthen
constable of Rotherlia.m, stated that no positive evidence
had been obtained as to who were the guilty parties'
had communicated had come to one conclusion on the,
matter. What that conclusion was he did not feel e`
liberty to state, but had reason to hope that in the
end a satisfactory result would be attained. The jai
returned a verdict of " Wilful murder against solve
persons unknown." The reward offored for evidence
to convict the offenders has been • ased from 150 L
lucre
to 2001. by the offer of 501. by the friends of the
deceased.
_ Aevitarissm-nrr.l Sultry AND HEARING Srscumee,
Former, TELESCOPES, OPERA, RACE, AND PERSPECTiViII
GLAs.sEs AI . 39, Albs'
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.. essrs. S. and B. Solomons, opticians, L
marls-street ; Piccadilly. Obse.we—opposite the York Bete
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extraordinary improvements in the most powerful and
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possess such extraordinsxy powers that some three and s'ue.
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moons, Saturn's ring, and the double stars. With the el"
telescope can be seen a person's countenance three miles ell''„af
half distant, and an object from 1e to 20 miles. They al.;
larger and all sizes, with increasing powers accordiugly.--t
Royal Exhibition, 1851. Valuable, ex wly-inventecl,very sun:
powerful waistcoat-pocket glass, the size of a walnut, by wine,.
a person can be seen and known 15 miles distant; they answ"
every purpose on the race-course, and at the opera hence'
country scenery, and ships are clearly seen at 8 to 10 =gee'
They are invaluable for shooting, deer-stalking, yachting, to
sportsmen, gentlemen, gamekeepers, and tourists. ()per!,
race-course, camp, and perspective glasses, with wonderful
power. Newly-constrr:ted Spectacle Lenses of the greed
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from this invention is, that vision becoming impaired le
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Brighton ,

2,406

40,013

BIRTH
OP A SON.
On the 31st ult., at 4, Westbuurne-park-quadrant; the
wife of R. H. Hunter, Esq.
On the 31st ult.. at 33, St. hull's-terrace, Canon
the wife of Frans Grunzig, Esq., still-born.

OF A DAUGHTER.
Oo tho 29th ult., at the Bay House, Birkenhead, the
wife of G. H. Fletcher, Esq.
On the 30th nit., at Belmont, Leo, Kent, tho lady of
Frederic Sorrier, Esq.

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THE MIDDLE TIMPLE.—The legal Michaelmas Term
'commenced yesterday (Sunday), when the halls of the
four inns of court were again opened for dining. We
regret to state, in confirmation of our oft-repeated notices
on the subject, that the Middle Temple showed an awful
falling-off in numbera, there being present in the ball six
barrister; four students, and no benaher ; total, ten !
This for a hall that a few years ago used to dine every
day from 150 to 170 or 180 members.