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7BE PRINCE'S VISIT TO THE UNITED berg, and with their torches assembled in front of slight, but very perceptible riser----n
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STATES. the Tremont-house, frora the balcony of which they you push on for this to get a gooddloolidalaet,watyyloiues. not help noticing three dull red copper-coloured
banks of clouds at different parts of the horizon, •
NEWMARKET SECOND OCTOBER MEETING. Mr. W. Scott's Prologue, 3 yrs, 7st 61b •
, • were addressed by many speakers until nearly 10
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(From the special Correspondent of the Times.) There is, of cou.rse, no track, an y‘ft
... RIDAY.
'CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, SEPT. 23. o'clock. The speeches were long and temperate, through the prairie grass now little more than breads!
tahned esniskeeldnmt yerkwinedreh.osTthMere.xMpolargnaantintno ewxapslaiinvwenhiant g,
and sometimes almost funny. But, whether tempe- high, 37 • g Selling Handicap of 10 soya each, 5 ft, the winner to be
When the Prince quitted Chicago on the 22d for you stride through clumps of resin an p ,
d com ass five words for the instant his quick e e caunht the and 2to 1 a st Prol g
y e sold for 100 sovs, Sce. R.M. One mile 17 yards. 9 g obue. "' r, which may be quoted at about
rate or intemperate, f d 11 th " Wide
unny or u , e but in the spring almost over your hea ,
third. late rates for fine descriptions, but inferior sorts a decline.
leis shooting-box in the prairies I had a little time ,
kwakes" gave no sign of ani t. Th 1. t ned, weeds, through patches of blue, yellow, and purple distant tinge he exclaimed, "The prairie is on fire." subs.
demand at abou.t;d;rE
of the day's events were over, turned their attention to the
afforded me to look about this wonderful and ma ion. ey Is e Captain Little's
Hunt's Miss Digby, 4 yrs, 7st 1 ilb
Romsey, 4 yre, ist •
or appeared to listen, with great attention, but there dowers, through thyme and long rich grass with And so it proved to be; whether it had caught from
Mr. H. S. --. brought fully late rates. In Indian corn thereciwas a fair
bizarre city, whick for marvellously sudden growth hints in the midst which attract some smoulderin un wadding, or as was oun
th ht
a tall, tufted, reedy p , g g . 0 Mr. Copperthwaite's Zingari, 3 yrs, 7st 71b (G. Fordham) 3 BETTIN
was no cheering, no lau ht f .
g er, no unny runnin, GAT MANCHESTER-FRIDAY. g ver last Friday. The market
closed without animation.
and immense prosperity probably stands unequalled far more robable had been ignited b the incessant
our notice at once. It is the rattlesnake weed, p , . y Hegira, Annan, and Golden Rule also ran. The few subscribers who met to-day after the business
commentary of embarrassing remarks, such as one 9 (
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even in the history of Western enterprise and pro- always most plentiful where this deadly reptile flashes of lightning during the evening it was hard
e, . Betting-5 to 2 agst Miss Digby, 4to 1 each agst Zin-
hears on similar occasions from an English crowd. Cambrid geshire There
gnu. San Francisco aud St. Paul's in the extreme Ag w . . d abounds, and the root of which, with immense doses to say. Only one thing admitted of no doubt what- gari and Hegira, sto 1 agst Golden Rule, 6to 1 agst Rem- was not a great amount done. All The show of wheat was small, and trede
1 as orderly in the extreme, but to outwar seem- . the G's to 1 that.could b dull. Old and
'west are the only two cities which afford any perallel . of corn whisky, is said, under certain favourable ever, andthat was that the grass had caught in three sey. Hegira made play, followed by Miss Digby and " . e got were taken about Dulcibella, dry la per qr lower. Other kinds declined 2s to 3s, and
mg at least dull and apathetic. Certainly a better and all that were disposed to lay 12 to 1 agst Thunderbolt
V, the rise of Chicago. In 1831 and 1832 Chicago . contingencies, to have averted fatal results from the distinct places. Romsey, the three running in this order until entering the 17,r1lelavi: toakeynaat
mateurno bu:iness to report. Good dry
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conducted, or a more perfectly quiet popu ar as cords, where Romsey came out and ran home an easy win- were accommodated. Sutton was almost without friends ; OatsYand shelling unchanged.eaper. Beans fully as dear.
swas only an. Indian trading post ;in 1841 and 1842 . . bites of very small reptiles of this class. Where the At first it seemed probable that a short, quick
blage I never saw in my life. But that e
th meeting ner by four lengths ; three-quarters of a length between 25 to 1 was taken to a small amount and afterwards offered. °Averages for the week :
at was a small wooden prairie .town of 5,000 inha- snake weed is plentiful, beware and look out well flood of rain which fell after the storm, and which Cclosing prices :-
in view but second and third. Wheat 1666 qrs , at
h d lel d f 1
a a sensi e an prac ica purpo.se.t 65s Old
‘bitants. It is now an immense city with rows of of all iheir for the snakes too. You can't walk far through for two or three minutes was heavy enough almost • CAMBRIDGESHIRE STARES. Peas ... 20 -
that they were in earnest about it, in,spi e Handicap Sweepstakes of 15 soya each, 10 ft, for 2 and 41s Od
stately streets, noble public buildings, fine squares frantic de- the praire on a hot -morning without hearing the to extinguish anything, would check its progress, as 3-yr-olds. T.Y.C. Five furlongs 140 yards. 15 subs. sto 1 agst Dulcibella (offered, 6to 1 taken) Beans 59 - 454 81-d
quietne ,
ss and but that there were no Inerley 334 -- 4ls' 4a
and avenues, the centre of an immense trade with a 1 •ht dry sharp hissing rattle of one of these deadly ser- for a time ip fact it did. But the fire had obtained , Lord W. Powlett's Sir Hugh, 3 yrs, 7st 21b .... (Bray) 1 10 to 1 agst Thunderbolt (offered, 12 to 1 taken) Oats 133 - 27 s 21d
'diens of eve body but themse ves, one mig
nunci ry . . Captain Beresford's Oliver, 3 yrs, 7st Olb (G. Fordhem) 2 20 to 1 agst Optimist (offered)
rich and thriving population of 150,000 people, to tt cl. t• a ents as with his tail so quickly vibrating that you too firm a hold, and as the rain ceased the wind rose, Rye - - -s Oct
have thou ht they weie aen ing a mee na, p ,
almost g . Mr. W. Etwall's Lady Clare, 2 yrs, 6st 51b .. (Mills) 3 25 to 1 agst Sutton (taken and offered)
' which the tide of emigration alone adds many fth d I distinguish its end, and with the lean, and the smouldering red patches in the verge of the -
in Exeter-hall. The Prince saw none o ose e- can scarce y The following also ran :-Prefessor, The Don, Sparta, 25 to 1 agst Precise (offered) EXETER-OcT. 12.
thousands every year. In fact, when one looks on the night of his arrival he re- hungry-looking head erect, it moves sluggishly horizon grew brighter and brighter, spreading along parm„„,Caliban, Sweet Hawthorn Ratl Wth
, agoom, ea er- 25 to 1 agst Prelude (offered) , A fair business was done in the corn market to-day, at
tratioias. On
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its great lines of streets and warehouses, its line n search of a place where it may repose and with an angry rapidity that brought each separate witch, Rosary filly. 30 to 1 agst Sir William (taken) the following prices :-
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• mained at his hote ,an uring e ay was aecom- away i
depots for grain and produce of all kinds, its banks, - a dth t bth f Chi
roun e own y e mayor o cage as
b k undisturbed. Such dangerous occupants of conflagration closer and closer eyery minute. The Betting-3 to 1 agst Oliver, 6to 1 (at first 4to 1) eget 33 to 1 agst Maggiore (taken) ''sVheat, white..Bs Od to Bs:6d I Barley 4s Gd to 5s Od
panie Ditto red ...759dt0 8s Od I Oats .... 3s 6d to 3s 91
hotels, churches, hospitals, and public buildings, it W•lle th E 1. h C th ass are common in the prairies, and may with wind waB away from the village of Dwight and its Sir Hugh, 6to 1 each agst Caliban and Ratlagoom, 10 to 1 . 40 to 1 agst Stampede (taken)
nd Mr. i ins, e ng is onsul. Everywhere egr New white wheat, 7s tO 7s Gd; red, fis 9d to 7s.
40 to 1 agst Contadina (taken)
iS all but impossible to believe that this has been
athe behaviour of the peo I •
p e was courteous and even prairie wolves and sometimes deer be seen within a rich belt of corn fields, and turning the flames west- each agst Lady Clare and Sweet Hawthorn, 100 to 7 agst
The Don. Caliban jumped off with the lead closely waited 50 to 1 agst Brassey (taken) Flour, fine, 46s to 47s ; tseconds, 44s to 45s per sack. '
CATTLE.
the growth of 30 years-that hale and, compara- delicate. They wore anxious t • b t
o see the Prince, u stone's throw of the houses of Dwight itself. But ward, over the mass of prairie ; and as these fires. u , . i
pon by Sir Hugh, Oliver and Weatherwitch the next two. 66 to 1 agst Summerside (taken) There was a fair attendance of dealers at the market.
tively speaking, young men, the owners of immense all this while you are plodding through the grass, especially at this season of the year, do the land Business dull.
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in no instance were crowding or intrusive. Ne • h
aring ome Caliban fell back, and Sir Hugh took up the .esseesseee-,-,.................,,,......
fortunes, who were among the first to settle on the MORGA.N FARM, IN THE PRAIRIES, turning aside for one minute to look at the little much good, the progress of the conflagration was running, winning, after a good race, by half a length ; a potrbeef,p score, lOs to llsOd Ewes, per lb .... 6d to 61,1
k carcases,do Ils Od to 12s Wethers, d 0...... Gid to 7d
present site of the city, can recollect when it was
NEAR DWIGHT, SEPT. 25. proa
'He crabs which burrow down their holes some 15 watched with perfect indifference. Soon the sky, length between the second and third ; Caliban was fourth, .FROM TB.E GAZETTE OF LAST EVENING. Sheep, per lb. 7d to -d Fat calves, d 0.... 6id to 0 I
only prairie land on which the Indians hunted
The R l d h b *ce feet to the level of the water below the gravel, and from reflecting a narrow strip of red, lit up with an Parmesan and Sweet Hawthorn next, the two last being - o Rough fat, 4,lid per lb.
oya party are here, an ave een sin VICTORIA CROSS.
Professor and The Don.
buffalo and deer. Yet there is something in the
the 22 - 'd '1 into which they drop at once on the slightest sound angry glare as the mass of fire spread beneath it-
d, enjoying to the very uttermost their al y Erratum in the " London Gazette" of Tuesday, June 19, BRISTOL SUGAR-OCT. 12.
Match, 200 h ft. T.Y.C. Five furlongs 140 ards
very aspect of the town which bears out the asser-
sport of shooting over the prairies. His Royal of alarm, or else you watch the coveys of prairie the little patches of flame began to crest the undu- e y . 1860.-In theyit.ification of her Majety's intention tel co - The improved demand noticed in our last continued till
tion of its modern growth. The city in. fact is still
Hi h d St d ning and be- hens as they rise with a whirr right and left, and go lation, and ragged columns of dense fiery smoke Lord Coventry's Postage, Bst 41b t d
(n, Snowden) 1 fer the Victoria Cross on three soldiers of her Majesty s yes er ay/ when the market assumed a quiet appearance,
. g ness came own on aur ay eve , Count Batthyany's Pergus, Bst 71b (Wells) 2 army, for Ist Battalion, fith Regiment, Sergeant Robert an.d but few sales have in consequence been effected ; the
building on every side. You can go down none of
fore he had been here 15 minutes was out with his skimming along like grouse a little ahead of you. streamed away in lurid masses as if it would carry Betting-2 to lon Pergus. Pergus was in front until Ewart, read, Ist Battalion, sth Regiment, Sergeant Robert IN:ivroleuela rreerfla !tin the same. Good strong brown Jamaicas
the principal streets without finding one or more
h t bbl that surrounds his At last you gain the summit of the gentle rise, and the flame and heat up into the clouds themselves. within a few strides of the chair, where Snowden cll Grant. d bee 40s to 40s 6d per cwt Demerara rums sell
gun among t e corn su e al--ng' WAR-OFFICE, PALL M
-1. ALL, OCT. 12. freely at ls 10d proof gallon. *
gigantic blocks of warehouses, some of iron, some
house, and which forms a little belt of culture-an can look around you for miles on miles in all direc- An hour more and three fires had apparently joined, upon Postage, the latter won b two len s
y gth , 73d Regiment of Foot-Majer-General Benjamin Orlando -----
of massive stone, some even of white marble, being • b ndless extent of undulating rich tioias, yet you are almost disappointe b
dto find that or, at least, were so close together that the formed The Prendergast Stakes of 50 sovs each, h ft, for 2-yr-o ds; Jones to be Colonel, vice Major-General Sir Michael COAL MARKET-OcT. 12.
oasis in. this ou s Y It 8 t 71b • filli 8 t 51b • Creagh, deceased.
built upon the sites of little wooden shanties from e you have gained nothing by your walk-that the one huge elt of flame that covered the earth and c22,_ s
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les, s , extra weights for winners. frrioes of Coal per Ton at the close ef the market.)
ld prairie land. But dusk was closing in fast as 4th Regiment of Dragoon Guards-James Colquhoun,
the trade carried on in which was realised the for- I'''. - • • ame• tremendous extent of meadow land, clothed Haut) the sky for miles and. miles. The fire was at T•Y•U•
.-"•
,e ur ongs 140 yards. 26 sula,s. s. d Walls End.
bbl d h t.
the Prince went out into the stu e, an soo ing s Mr. Gratwicke s Preceptress, Bst 51b. - (G. Fordham) 1 meted.
Gent., to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Marriott, pro- Davison's West Hart- * s, el
tune that now pays for the erection of these pale- ' • 'ne miles di
h -at least so one with a rank luxuriance of grass and flowers, least eight or ni stant from Dwight, and Mr. Merry's Phemy colt, Bst 10Ib enc 31b .16 9 Hetton . . 2l 0
was not to be expected that nig t *ex.) (Custance) 2 Gth Dra oons-Ca tain Thomas Edward Gord e ley •• •
g P on, from th T fi ld M r Butes 14 0 A -
tial warehouses. If any one can imagine how fth hite ols of the rairie seemed to stretches away on every side till deep green fades from there it looked comparatively a small space in Lord Exeter's Barb Pigeon, Bst 71b (Aldcroft) 3 14th Light Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Chapman, who _,aan
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14 1 uckland Park.. ....18 3
o e enormous w w . p . . 1, ofeeld Moor 0 Voodhouso C105e.....18 3
Manchester would look with its blocks of factories t b •own in the distance, and a line of blackish- the immense horizon of land around, and only by Diophantus and Lady Evelyn colt also ran. exchanges.
think for he flew too near his Royal Highness, in o i Betting-7 to 4 agst the Phemy colt, 2to 1 agst Diophan- 9th Light Dragoons-Assistant-Surgeon George Carleton 'Wylam l6 6 lledley 19 3
built of white stone or red brick and highly deco- ' • bl n the ocean, far, far out, marks where the the bright orange flame in the distance, and the Lambert's West Hart- Whitworth 16 6
Cler f • b 17th Light Dr '
y, tom t e agoons, to be Assistant-
who all dusk as it was made a splendid long shot tie 0 tus, 4to 1 agst Barb Pigeon 7to 1 agst Preceptress. Pre- ky 16 6 North Hart1ep001.....16 9
rated, with between each two or three Lacks a ' ' • h *non meets the sky. Yet the land is not all level. mass of fiery sky above, could one judge adequately
co . , e Surgeon, vice Fuller, who exchanges.
d brought the sage bird down at once. This, ori ptress was in front throughout, waited upon until enter- Byass's Bebside West Heugh Hall 19 9
14th Light Dragoons-Ca tain Frede •k B I
little pile of wooden huts like travelling caravans an It has a series of gentle undulations-of low long of the real area occupied. by the burning plains. p rec . arc ay Chap- Hartley
... 16 9 Stewart's' 21 0
a, however, was the only sport attempted on Satur- ing the cords by Barb Pigeon, where the latter was beaten, man, from the Gth Dragoons, to be Captain, vice Gordon
taken off their wheels, hotels erected t° resem'e d • d slo ing ridges, as if an inland sea, when slowly Not so, however, as after a long ride you approached and the Phemy colt took second place, Preceptress going who exchanges. 7 Craghead Hartleye. -.15 0 Fothergill's Aberdare 21 0
ay, and on Sunday, of course, nothing was one, P Holywell 16 0 Framwellgate l9 0
palaces scattered all among the rows of buildinr
es' ' • " '+h nu eying with a quiet, regular swell, had on the in- them from the windward side. For a mile and on and winning by a neck ; three lengths between the -Assi n - es
17th Light Dragoons sta t Suraeon Samuel Fuller,
and, after attending Divine Service in .ei e m from the 9th Light Dragoons, te le Assistant-Surgeon Hastings Hartley ... .16 9 Acorn Close .. 19 0
with very wide streets and wooden side walks, with . • d 11 • t stant been changed to rich and fertile land. The more before you reach the edge of the fire you are second and third. ' St. Cuthbert's Hartley 15 6 Hunwick l6 6
Presbyterian Church, the party remaine a quie vice Clery, who exchanges. •
rough stumps of pine trees set along the roads in all
and alone in their little country farmhouse, in prairie on which I write this is known as the Grand in its bright orange light, which makes everything- Handicap Sweepstak-es of 20 sovs each, and only sft if de- ISth Light Dragoons-eaptain George Harmer Paring, Lyon's Stone lB 0
Walls End. Carway and Duffryn
directions to carry telegraphic wires-if they can
the middle of Grand Prairie. Not quite alone, Prairie, from the extraordinary fertility of its land as visible as if it were noon day, and the sun was c , . •. •
lared to go to the second TY C Five furlongs 140 from the 21st Foot, to be Captain vice Gifford who ex-
- changes. ' ' Breddyll's Netton.....• 20 3 Malting
ards. (12 subs, 6of whom pay 5 sovs ft.)
imagine these things, with all tbe aids of glowing however, for towards the end of the day two Irish- -for its length is only 60 miles by 30. But in a shining fiercely through a blood-coloured haze. You Royal Artillery-Second Captain Henry Renny to be Ships at market, 33 ; solJ, 32.
Myr. Copperthwaite's Twilight, 4 yrs, 9st..(G. Fordham) 1
colours and active, commercial, bustling city life, men, mounted on rough, bare-backed mules, came south-easterly direction from this spot one may can hear the sharp barking howl oft the prairie Mr. W. S. S. Crawfurd's Tight Pit, 4 yrs, 7st 51b Captain, vice. G. R. C. young, placed on temporary ea,- -
picturing too the whole city on the banks of an riding across the prairie towards the house, and met journey for nearly 300 miles and never once quit wolves as they rush away for the darkness, and see . ON . Bottom) 2 half-pay ; Lieutenant "William George Martin to be
Second Captain, vice Benny 2'HE M.AILS.
Mr. Gratwicke's Her Highness, 3 e-rs, 6st 91b (J. Daley) 3 .1 -
inland sea, like Lake Michigan, with bridges, the Prince welkin°. on the grass outside. The fore- their long, shallow ridges-never see anything but the prairie hens fluttering and fluttering frem place Royal Engineers-Brevet-Co*lonel Sir William Thomas •
Vulture, •
Narcissus and Oliver also ran. Denison, K.C.8., on the Seconded List to be C lonel • MAILS DUE.
canals, and wharfs, and crowds of shipping, they can
most instantly int;oduced himself by saying, " Sir, I the eternal expanse of deep green grass, perfumed to place, and often turning in their wild terror full Betting,-5 to 2 ag'st Vulture, 3to 1 agst Twilight, sto Brevet-Colonel Edward William Durnfo;d to be Coolonel, Australia, Ceylon, and Mauritius (via South-
then form a fair idea of what Chicago is, and all this
was a subject of your mother, sure, long ago, and I with the gum droppings of the resin weed. The into the smoke, when they fall and perish instantly. 1 agst Tight Fit, 6to 1 agst Narcissus. Oliver made run- vice Steetherd, Lemoved as a General Officer ; Brevet- ampt on)
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in little more than 20 years ! It is the most gro- 2" southern prairies are broken hero arid there by At last you gain a. little rise and look beyond into ning, folloveed. by Her llighness for about a quarter of a Mlon9je?r Th
vicemDausrnfoeirldiralißrll t? be Lieutenant-Co- (via Marseilles) c .
hear ' h ' d •
you re t e Prince of-Wales. How do you o, sir . d aptain Edward Nicholas B'l d C°. V 1
razi an ape era s .. - _ .. Nov. 5.
tesque and whimsical city that I have ever seen ; it
With which brief announceme h ff li. 1 water-courses, by clumps of cotton-wood and groves such a scene as nothing but a prairie fire can show. mile, when Twilight went te the front with Tight-fit in Ileygate to be Captain, Tice Collinson ; Lieutenant Ed- Buenos Ayres, Monte Video, &c. .. .. Oct. -.
„ nt e got o is mu e
is such an extraordinary melange of the Broadway Occasionally, though at rare in- It spreads out a sea of red smouldering ashes, going pursuit, the colt failing to head Twilight, who won by a ward Harding Steward to be Second Captain, vice Hey- Bahamas and Havana (via New York) .. .. Oct. -.
and shook his Royal Highness by the hand very of locust trees. . . . . . . . . .
length and a half • Vulture finished a o d f u th
, goo r . gate. Canada &c. (via Gal way) • • .. • • Oct• 20.
of New York and little shanties, of Parisian build- • - 1 tervals, a little line of locust trees, looking like for miles in all directions, while the deep white ridge
heartily. Haring acquitted himself of this neat lett e Military Train-Lieutenant C."W. Farwell to be Captain, Cape of' Good Hope, &e. _ .. _ . • Nov. 2.
bags mixed up in some way with backwoods life. If - h ht h• rocks in the great ocean of grass-oceans in the of flames ahead mount the slopes with awful rapidity, Sweepstakes of 10 sovs each for two- r-olds • colts Bst
. ' Y ' 1 by purchaee, vice Wolrige, who retires ; Ensign George China, Penang, and Singapore (via S'ampton) Oct. 19.
speech with the utmost eagerness he bet ong im- 71b • •
, fillies, Bst 51b ; the winner to be sold for 50 sovs if Edwerd Brace from the 69th Foot to be Lie bt
t re Do. (via Marseilles) Oct. 13.
the best shops of Regent-street with the best houses . . l d vast prairie lands of Illinois-and mark where pools a.nd flap their heavy tongues up into the air w ith a , , u enan , y
self of his companion, whose genera appearance an demanded, &c • if f . '
, , or 40 allowed 31b. First half of Ab. purchase, vice Farwell ; Thomas Gerard Lockyer, Gent., ei ra ar via ou ampton .. .. .. ver ue.
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and terraces of Bayswater were profusely inter- costume were a trifle more dilapidated than his own. of water may be found. These varietiee, however, hoarse roaring noise that fills you withastonishment M. Three furlongs 215 yards. (7 subs.) to be Ensign, without purchase • Quartermaster-Ser- India (Calcutta), Ceylon, &c. (via Southampton) Oct. 19.
, mined with wooden shanties, and occupied by some This sunburnt individual, who remained on his are but few, and after a journey in the green wil- , and almost terror. Hour after hour you will stand, Mr. T. Hughes's Ladylike (£4O), Bst 21b (Hughes) 1 geant, Frederick Luttrel to be Quar'termaster,vice M'Call, . Do. . (via Marseilles) Oct. 13.
150,000 busy people, and a whole army of brick- mule, shifting uneasily to and fro, as if the presence derness a tree almost startles you, as something fascinated with the terrible beauties of the scene, as Lord Chesterfield na Maybell filly (£4O), Bst 21b appointed to an Ensigncy in the 94th Foot. India (Bombay), (via Southampton) .. .. Overdue.
(Fordham) 2 Ist ReFineent of.Foot-Luke Edmonstone Miller, Gent., to . Do. (via Marseilles) .. .. Oct. 19.
layers put all. round such a city to try to build it in of the heir of Britain rather embarrassed him than out of place in the huge soft green meadow-sea, the mass of red sultry ruins grows and grows each Mr. Copperthwaite's Bewitching Fanny (late Pretty be Ensign, without purchase, vice Frings, superseded Lisbon. .. ... .. .. .. .. Oct. 11.
with suburbs of stately stores and streets, larger otherwise, he at once introduced in a general way where the long coarse silky-looking grass bears minute, till your eyes are pained and heated vidth Rosa (B 40), Bst 21b (L. Snowden) 3 for being abeent without leave. Cuba and Mexico .. .. _., s. Oct. 15.
2cl Foot-Ensign Thomas Kelly to be Lieutenant, by pug- Malta, Egypt, and Aden (via Southampton) .. Overdue.
than any yet attempted, it would be like Chicago. by sayinn " This ie my friend, Sir, and, as there's nothing stronger than a resin weed among it, its angry glare and you almost dread the grand, . e
The following also ran :-Ruby. Conundrum Yea fill
, / yl chase, vice Nicheletts, who retires. Do. (via Marseilles) .. Oct. 13.
6 and lambic. . „ .. .. .. Oct. 11.
Now to detail :-It is like something that one has no church near where we're fixed, I hope you'll ex- and where a breath of wind ripples its whole fierce sheet of fire, which has swept all trace of 7thanFt,olojty-pEurnoshizioEvclioweairidoWynnehGriffith te be Lieuten- Vigo and Oporto .
Betting-2 to 1 west Conundrum, 3to 1 agst the Yafa United States Calijornia, &c. .. Oct. 17.
w ose promotion, by pur-
seen everywhere, yet, as a city, it is like nothing
cuse his dress." The Prince smiled, and said he surface into breakers of verdure, which even in the vegetation from the surface of t'ne prairie. On
filly, 4to 1 ag•st Ruby, sto 1 agst Ladylike. Won by a chase, has been cancelledrer' Western Coas't of Africa Madei•ra., Ten.e.riffe .. Overdue.
else but itself under the sun. You pass through would, and there certainly was very little to ex- calmest days gives such an aspect of life and Monday night, when near 12 o'clock, the wind head ; a length between the second and third. 9th Foot-Captain Charles J. Cramer Roberts, from tho West Indies and Pacific,'Carthagena, Cuba, &c. Oct. 15. ::
49th Foot, to be Captain, vice Grirnston, wh -h -
streets of houses bigger and handsomer than the ti nto these sileiat and deserted lands. One changed a little and turned the flames nearly back az anees.
gge s .frt an trousers con- anima o
cuse, inasmuch as arad b • d • Sweepstakes of 10 sovs each, for 2-year-olds ; colts, Bst 71b ; llth Foot-Ensign Edward Henry Hare to b:L utenant, , RAIL WAY IN7 ELLIGENCE.
front of the Great Western Hotel, and next door to - • • - • -ght write for days and days on prairie land and upon the ground they had already devastated, and fillies, Bst 41b. The winner to be sold for 150 sovs if by purchase, vice Webb, who retires.
stituted the chief portion of the dress in question. mia •
them is a group of little mushroom wooden tene- The conversation then came to a sudden ause, Prairie life, and yet give n° idea of either to those this at once checked their progress. On the next densanded, &c. Last half of Ab. M. (3 furlongs 217 13th Foot-Lieutenant Aubrey llenzel has been snperseded TRAFFIC RF,TT.JRNS FOR THE IN EEK. •
for being absent without leave.
ments, the dwellings of the first settlers, which one • p h h - ot seen them. It is the wild, the day, however, they sprang up afresh and raged yards.) 7 subs. 21st Foot-Captain John Wynter James Gifford, from the
while the first and only spokesman seemed to be w o a.,,e nLi Miles Opened. Receipts.
might jump over, and which are regarded as aniong fl 'lig abundance of animal and. vegetable life. faster and faster than before, and the whole extent, th's Mise Fanny Sst 41b
ASliii:*JS*lSlarawile ' ' ' ' ....
( •
Charlton) 1 18th Light Dragoons to be Ca •
e e , , ptain, receiving tho for- Railways. ,______a____, ~...___.a.--„,
ing wan a 1 his might to reco ec some oN er owi
endeavour' •' ' 1 • • 11 t • y s Polyolbion, Bst 41b (Challoner) 2 mer difference between a lieutenancy of cavalry and a 1800. 1859. 1860. i 1t359.
the antiquities of Chicago, though scarcely, even previously-arranged topic of interest to c muni- which fills these- great reservoirs of nature, the of prairie cast of Dwight was hidden under such a Mr. R. Ten Broeck's Bayard, Bst 71b.... (G. Fordham) 3 lieutenancy of infantry, vice Pering, 'who exchanges. - - ----•-• -I--
for slight wooden buildings, old even now. Whether eate. At last he hit it, and broke out with, knowledge that the thousands of square miles of dense cloud of yellow smoke as I never saw before. The following also ran :-Southport and Wee Polly. 29th Foot-Captain Richard Coote, from the 46th Foot, to - X x
as is too frequently the case in these precocious " We've ridden more than a long 20 mile across the soil over which we travel is the richest and most This day the Prince went to a place called Stuart's Betting-2 to 1 agst Polyolbion, 3to 1 agst Miss Fanny, be Captain, vice Gordon who exchanges
32d Foot-The Hon. Jame's B*• ° * • tlelfast and N, Com ities.... 6,1
Belfast and Comity Down.. 20 65 1,413 1,244
20 565 587
ruce Ogilvy to be Ensign, by Birkd., Lanc., &Ch es. June. 31 32 3,018 2,476
western cities, Chicago is overbuilding itself or not •• 4. S• " d h • h luxuriant in the world, and yet, in epite of this, 4to 1 agst Ba.vard sto 1 agst Wee Poll . Won by a length-
Grove, a shrubbery on the border of the prairie some .. ' ' y ' purchase, vice Cherry promoted. Myth and Tyne
prairie to see you, ir, an ten tnere was anot er the same between the second and third ; hal' a length be- 40th Foot-Ensign Jot 'Th 1" 125 125 7,452 8,087
„ en maim NV helan to be Lieutenant, I!ristol and Exetc c
I cannot, of course, say ; but I can certainly see pause, while he seemed to wonder whether any the utter desolation and absence of the trace of any 20 miles from Dwight and a celebrated cover for
tween the third all fourth. Miss Fanny was claimed by withou '
t purchase, vice Brooke, killed in action.; Ensign (Saledonian
that building is going on at a rate that, if it con- more civilities were necessary or not. Apparently human being which surprises you, one sime with quail. Here the Royal party remained. shooting all Sir Joseph llawley. Frederick Dudgeon, to be Lieutenant, withont purchase, (6117.,
&Holyheackci itliMold) --, -
tinues for the next 10 years, must make the city he came to the conclusion that on the whole a suffi- gratitude that there is such land to spare, and the day, and tbe Prince confirmed the reputation he Fifty Pounds ; for 3-yr-olds, ist 12 ; four, Bst 121 b ; five vice Whelan, whose promotion of the 4th Sept., 1860,
ci:ti)kilrarirTiatcUt orkington
20 20 289 277
410 390
larger than New York. This over speculation in eient homage had. been rendered, for without a next moment with regret that its great riches had gained on the prairie of being the best shot of and upwards, 9st 31b. The winner to be sold foe 500 4.htir
Fboeoetn ccana celled. . Cork, Blackrock, ~' t Passage. 272 242
ptain :John James Hood Gordon from the Cornwall
land and houses was one of the main sources of in- word he mounted his mule again, and with a should be so neglected and forlorn. Travel on for the whole party. For his age his Royal Highness ,sovs ;if for 300 allowed 51b ;if for 100, 101 b. A.F. (1 29th Foot, to be Captain, vice Coote, wh 'hng • Deeside l7 17 274 314
jury to Detroit. It is said it cannot ha,ve tbe same a Good bye, Sir," both rode off. When about a miles and miles, for days and nights, pass from Illi- is said to be one of the best sporting shots in Eng- raile 2 furlongs 73 yards.) Ensign Richard Fletcher Armytage Howmqh7ocla:LiMi• Dublin & Belfast , Junction.. 63 63 1,456 1,187
* Dublin and Drog heda 63 63 1,891 1,776
Bst 121 b (G. Ford.ham) 1 eat by purchase, vice Mullen who rt' s
result here, which I am quite inclined to believe quarter of a mile away the speaker turned, and, nois, across the broad turbid waters of the Missis- land, and certainly the skill with which he knocked I.\\lirr..7i.„Brrreynan'
lisr oPers rlieral4ar"s' 491thnFnoOt-Captain Rolland V. S.,Grimsteoniref; Dub. &Wicklow( in.Kingst.) 401 4o} 1,578 2,063
, 3 yrs (£100), 7st 21b , om the 9th Dundalk and En niskillen
when I think of the State of which. Chicag,o has riding a short way back, called out hoarsely. that if sippi, into the slave State of Missouri-journey for over the quail astonished the prairie sportsmen who (FI. Grirashaw) 2 Foot, to be Ca,ptain, vice Roberts, who exchanges. Dundee and Arb math l7l 171 757 618
become the commercial capital. The State of Illi- any of th , . 4 1 nte-I. -d a as l hundreds and hundreds of leagues, as you may do
0 pa, Ly wantes inuias aey oa eauteu were with him. There were 95 brace of game bagged Mr. Bentley's R,attlesnake, 3 yrs (1100), 7st 211).. (Daly) 3 ,t , ,
59th Foot-Major and Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Arnold Dundee, Perth, & Aber. Jun. 31
Et aai d Burmester to be Lieutenent-Colonel b • 1 East An.lian .
671 671 970 1,011
nois is a tract of prairie land of almost precieely ones to sell, where he was " fixed," some 20 miles here, yet not quit for a day these monstrous grassy ey 28 f d v.
this de , 0 which, N-cith sonic rabbits and plover .
Th .•o '•
e I Hoe ing also ran :-The Speaker, Narcissus, Restos, vice Brevet-Colonel He ' ' , ypuic lase, 1,- ~ .
nry Hope Graham, C. 8., appointed •e, t''• N' k 'EU • 4',
outi iis, ri ~(,r, . mon 499 28,001 28,829
Courier, and llegira.
the same size as England and Wales, and w!.lieli for east of D• 1 'h ' I. d 1-•' •d f wastes, these perpe.tual land calms, in which a
wigat, ana al .ng re 'eve Jos min o and a brace of prairie hens, fell to the Prince's gun. a . ,
netting-o to 2ag . Inspecting-Field Officer of a Recruiting District ; Captain lE'; alsetailiCeansltiiren '
~st Precursor, 4to 1 agst Th.e Speaker, and 13re4t-Major Robert Wm. Romer to be Major, by Edinbur Ai ',,' dackburn 1111 - _ _
a-CiViasgow . ) 142 104.1 6,-737 6,4-31
fertility of soil is not to be equalled by any other this infornation away both visitors rode, keeping silence as great as that upon the sea seems always ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI SEPT 96.
' • ••' sto 1 agst The Pedlar, 6to 1 agst Rattlesnake, and 7to 1 Purchase, vice Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Burmester ; Ediuburseh, Perth, &Dundee. 78 78 3,407 3,300
State in the Union, save, perheps, Wisconsin or the their mules across the prairie straight as a crow to remain. unbroken. The inexperienced person,
. His Royal Highness and suite.have just arrived agst Restos. The lot ran well tog•ether until reaching the Lieutenant Herbert Edward G. Crosse to be Captain, by Forth & Clyde Janction
' territory of Minnesota. The two latter, however, would fly till they were lost to 'view in the im- however, must be careful how he ventures on these here from D ieht The ill
w , .. .y w remain here this night bushes, where the Pedlar showed in advance, going on i h purchase, vice Brevet-Major Romer • Ensi n Charles
w-1-- Wollaston Hutton to be Lieutenant ' g • - Furness
Glasgow & South-Western 31 22 1495 1,155
183/ 1831 8,201 7,671
,by purchase, vice 283 283 25,900 28,371
are as yet but poorly settled, though their natural mense expense. • luxuriant steppes alone. Let him but loose sight of and to-morrow, starting for Cincinnati on the morn- the running until ascending the hill, where Precursor joined Crosse. Great Northern.
Great North of S cotland
advantdges are said to be equal to those enjoy a h
ea eY D wight is a prairie village just five years old. his faint landmarks, and. make one or two incau • ing of the 28th. I have not now time to chronicle . him, and wen a fine race by half a length three lengths be- 60th Foot-Wm.Warren Gent to be Ensign b
/ ~ .g , y purchase, 2, L.Soutlin. &We stn.(lrind.) . 329 226 9,253 7,385
, . tween the second and th ird ;He • b ' ' '.
gira and The Speaker were W 1
N lee ors ey, promoted ; James Blakie Keith, Gent., to Great Western
the settlers here. The State of Illinois grows cot- Five Years ago and ;die epot where the little wooden tious turns, and he will instantly find himself en- any of the events of this day's trip ; indeed, it is
next, Cornier and Restos being le last two, bo Ensign by purchase, vice Meade, promoted. H ull and llolde'rnes a - -
ton, tobacco, maize, and wheat of the finest kinds. town now stands was a huge wilderness of prairie gaged in a garde of blindman's buff on a most un- even doubtful whether this letter will reach New
Match, 200, li ft ' t ff A '
, 75th Foot-S a ssistant-Surgeon Alexander Mackay to Inverness & Ab,,,,rde(ll Juuc. 55 55 876 958
Irish South-I:astern
. A.F.-Lord Derby s Cape Flyaway, be Assistant-Surgeon vice Woods who resins
The whole State, in fact, is prairie-level meadow land w ith not a trace of human habitation on it pleasant scale, and must catch what way he can York in time for the mail of the 29th. I must there- Sst 41b, received foifeit from Baron Rothschild' I- •
s ling o t
f -6th Foot-Staff-Subrgeen Arthur Bell to b g . ' Ii i Ilarney Junction - -
land covered with rich long prairie grass with a for miles and miles. Mr. Morgan aud Mr. back again. In vain you search for the track you fore postpono my account of this day's doings, and, Diamonds, Bst 71b. Surgeon-Major Scott, who exchanges. e Surgeon, vice Lancaster and Carlf file (in.
Kendal and Windermere) 1 _ 1001 - -
deep, fine, soft black loamy soil, which lies over the Dwight, who knew the inexhaustible fertility of hare made through the long grass: A breath of what I think will be of equal interest to your 7.
90th Foot-Ensign John IN illiamson to be tieutenant, by Lane. & Yrks.(in.l3ln,ckburn) .39a 3901 39,520 31,908
gravel in depths of from five to six or ten feet. All the land, determined to form a settlement there, wind is sufficient to conceal it from your inexperi• readers, some account of the agricultural value and LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. purchase, vice C. B. Wynne, promoted ; Ensign Wm
Stewart Hamilton, from the 12th Foot, to be Ensign, Limerick and Foyn es
Llane
Ily 46, 461 572 435
that the settler here has to-do is to confine his cattle so a small station-house was soon built on the line enced eyes, though a week afterwards an Indian resources of prairie land, till the next mail.
CAMBRIDGESHIRE. vice Williamson. London & Nortli-NN restern
London and Illackv tall 5l 51 1,670 1,751
till they eat down the long grass, then plough at of the Chicago and St. Louis Railway, and the runner could follow it up with as much ease as if it leTniSt 4to 1 agst Dulcibella Rifie Brigade-Lieutenant Hector S. Vandeleur to be Ca -
tain b urchase, vice the Hon. J. F •e. p London & South-15 'estern . 389 339 21,539 19,635
7 Y P . Pennineton, who Lond. Brighton, &t 3. Coast. 223/ 2061 22,946 20,361
once, and sow his corn year after year, without first wooden. huts erected about four or four•and-a- were a paved road. You push forward in what TIIE .ATO 7 TI.ZY GIIA 31 FORGERIES. 14 to 1 agst Thiinderbolt (take 15 to 1) retires ; Ensign Fitz Roy Wilson. to be Lieutenant, by L'derry and Ennisk illen .. 60 60 - -
manuring, or often even resting the land in anY half years ago. Now several thousand acres of the you think a straight course, but it is ten to one that . • 4O to 1 agst Gridiron (taken) purchase, vice Vandeleur. Lend., Tilbury, &So .uthend. 421 40 1,535 1,505
Mr. Robert IN hite was brought up before the Gold Coast Artillery Corps-Captain and Brevet-Ma'o Man.,Sheineld, &Lillcolnsh 1734 1731 12,461 10,795
40 to 1 agst Cavriana (taken)
way. The fable of Jack and the Bean-stack is al- prairie have been brought under cultivation ; a you only make huge circles round the place from mayor and borough magistrates yesterda.y, on re- 50 to 1 agst Ripon (taken) r Manch S Jun &Alt ,i nehara 91
Thomas Cochrane to be Major, without purchase, le maryp.ort and Carlft=il,e
28 1,196 1,128
most realised here in the gigantic crops of Indian pretty little church has been built, vrith avery large which you started, and it is then that the eternal raand from Tuesd.ay, charged with forging a bill of Major and Brevet-Lieutenant-Colonel Bird, promoted to Midland ~..
THE DERBY.
corn, where the plant, it is said, in eight weeks at- sehool-house. The town musters one hotel (still in solemn silence of these great plains becomes not exchange on Mr. Joseph Green, draper, Dudley, 25 to 1 agst Diophantus (taken) an Unattached Lieutenant-Colanelcy, without purchase ; Midland Gt.Westn. o f triad. 177 177 7,238 7,305
Lieutenant Francis John Bolton to be Captain, without Monkland
tams a height of nearly 10 feet, and where the ear a rather uncultivated and prairie condition), with only impressive but almost alarming, when every for £22. _ purchase, vice Cochrane. Monmouthsh. Rail. ..! L Canal 41 44 2,724 2,313
Newcastle and Carlbsle 7B 78 3,474 3,301
of corn is as massive and heavy as a rolling-pin. I fresh effort to strike a track only increases your The court was again crowded to excess, many of -
about 100 other houses and 600 inhabitants. Each MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.-Surgeon-Major Robert Thos. Newport,Aberg.,&H eretor 5O 50 _
have been shown some here of only o. few weeks' weariness, and you feel yourself a helpless thfer Ileadii:ig tradesmen of the town being present. AYR RACES-TnUESDAY. Scott, from the 76th Foot, to be Staff Surgeon-Major, vice North British (in. Dalkeith) 174 154 6,329 6,085
h • ' h '-
year owever, its population nearly doubles, so tas defended bMr A Cann soli- The Caledonian Handles, of 10 sovs each hft Two Surgeon. Bell, who exchanges. North Devon ,35 35 622 648
growth which were more like young bamboos than in 187 D • • d • • th e huge brinht smiling solitudes. •
0 wight will figure largely on the maps an prisoner in es b 0 e prison 7 was y . . , P . / •
eitor. Mr. Cowley prosecuted. miles. BREVET. North-Eastern ..
North London 764 ‘7
9 •64 42,037 41,265
9 2,601 2,547
i i
plants of ma ze. For farm ng and for dairy and . . Mr. Carter's The Alderman, 5 yrs, Sat llb --(Bullock) 1 Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Wm. Pasley, K.C.8., North Staffordshire
guidebooks as a ' ' • • .
young though rising prairie town, F a t 1 oon the prairie for the first Mr. Cowley said the prisoner
oi una ey, none g was charged witti 246 233 8,777 7,823
Mr. Whiteheed's Greta 3rs 6st 71b
cattle rearing purposes the prairie land is said to ime WI .10U eing s own in ces
with good hotels, a lar c'
t)
' t• It tb • h ' • e e of such uttering- forged bills. He (Mr. CowleY)
ge corn-market, and a busy purposed Mr. J. Brown's SweetbriarY 4'yrs, 7st sib . (S ei
p ght) 3 Major-General' William. Cuthbert Ward t'o be Lieut.- N. I orkshire and Cl.evelandi 101 ' - - -
be the best in the world, and there are farms not to show that the bill in question was uttered by the Oxford, Wore., & Wolver - -
rs - -
thriving population of some 15,000 Or 18,00. people. mishaps the groups of compass weed which abound Mr. T. Parr's Pan, 4 yrs, ist 121 b * * - (G: Hall) 4 General, vice Sir C. W. Pasley. Peebles
far from Chicago which have their 5,000 and 6,000 Its gl • h • ' 11 th 1• ~ •d th b dfh t 1 f
ones, °weever, ars still in the future, and the a over e p aine, an e roa a eaves o prisoner, and theu he would ask for a remand until Betting-Even on Sweetbrier, 7to 4 az•st Greta, sto 2 Colonel Richard John Stothord to be Major-General, st. Helen's Canal & Railway 31 --I
_ _
30 1,962 1,852
head ofcattle on them. I hope to see one of these a future day
visit of his Royal Hi h d h d h li. 1 •t d 11 d th *th an accuracy ,r 1 e• a • 4. 11 Tr AA. 4
g n.ess an party as taxe t e wic 1 poin tie .nor, an sou wi agst The Alderman, and 4t• 1 agst Pan. vice Ward. Scottish Central ..
Major-General Charles Dixon and Major-General Sher- Scottish North-Eastc.rn 5O 50 3,664 3,514
115 115 4,070 4,020
before I quit Illinois. slender acconamodation of the little village to the as unvarying as that of the magnetic needle itself. had received the bill of exchange from ?I •
ie ceies constatne aseueington stated that he Won, after a slashing struggle, by a short neck.
g 11. Carter burne Williams, retired full pay Royal Engineers to be eSh, rewshury & Birmingham 294 29i 2,139 2,008
/ A Free Handicap of 5 86vs each, with 50 added. Once Lieutenant-Generals, in consequence of the promOtion of 'rewsbury and Che•ster
While driving round the streets of Chicago the utmost. Mr. Spencer's house has been • th Ad th -•th th hl. of these useful little weeds lace manufacturer, Nottingham, which was as fol.
given unto e n /us, eel eal Major-General Ward, who stood below them on tho effec- Shrreowsbury & Heref Ord
Prince saw a wooden house being moved. To move Prince, the Duke of Newcastle, General Bruce and and the sun's course, you may make tracks across lows :- round and a distance.
Mr. Dawson's Professor Dick, 3 yrs, Sst 51b • . (Bullock) 1 Sh pshire Union .
tciovleolnieslt
,cr,fhtolmieacsogosreatrteht(i)reddatfeusllofathie,ir
arletEirement, and South Devon
721 721 4,012 3,664
in En land •
a house may sound rather alarming g ,
Dr. Acland, who are all it will accommodate, even the broadest prairie with the most unerring cer- £22 „ „ Mr. Gray's Maggie, 4 yrs, Bst 111 b
be Major-General, in consequence yof othe prat)
gmi no
teieorns , toof goouutt la easl teas• r n
here nothing is more common. Any one who has -
with crowding. Hard by in a neat, though very taintY• . Nottingham, June 1, 1860. Mr. Gray's Joey Jones, 2 yrs, 7st 51b
Three months after date pay to our order the sum of Laralauder and Tousle also ran. (Sinclair) 3 Colonel Stotherd. S. Yorkshire ana River Dun 118 118 3,286 3,127
built a wooden house too near a stream or too far small white wooden house, Colonel Gre M • The great danger to which travellers on the
y and ajor twenty-two pounds for vallie received. Betting-6 to 4 each agst Professor Dick and Lamlauder, -
BANKRUPTS. Stockton and Darlington .. 123 119 7,595 6,992
Taff Vale 53 2 5,223 4,195
from it, or as he clears his land and wants his farm- •
Tindale are " fixed." Lord L *th C t •
yens, wi ap am largestprairies are exposed is fire. Scorched during , Mr. J. Green, WHITE BROTHERS. 52 1,829 1,760
and 3 to 1 each agst Maggie and Joey Jones. John Keen, merchant, Leadenhall-street, City, to sur-
house more in the centre of his crops, siniply hoists Retallack and Mr. Jnhn Spencer, stop at Mr. Mor- oiae or two months of summer by an almost tropical Draper, Dudley. 5520 Filhs,teerrstone and Lancas-tei. 19 10 716 610
'Won easily by a length and a half. render Oct. 23, at two, and Nov. 29, at twelve, at the Court Vale of Neath 251 251 1,,,,-•
Mr. John Carter, lace manufacturer, said he had ee alos
of Bankruptcy. kport. 10 - ___ _
the whole establishment .by levers into huge gan's farm, and Lord Hinchingeerooke and the Hon. heat, the grass shrivels up into a coarse brown- done business with the firm of White Brothers, and The Caledonian Cup of 100 sovs ; three-yr-olds, 7st ; four, Robert st - • n • Warrington and_Sto:riny e.,
31
evens, inn eeper, Ipswich Oct 23 at twelve Waterford and Kilk ,_. • • a 520 412
-wooden rollers, formed .of trunks of trees, and Mr. Elliott sleep in a railway car on a siding off looking hay, and while in this state is constantly had. received bills in payment of his account. Sst 2lb ; five, Bst 91b ; six and aged, Bst 121 b. Three and Nov. 29, at one, at the Court of liankrti tc, ' ' Waterford amili Limerick
271 271 757 '734
then trundles it slowly in whatever direction he the line, with Mr. Price, the manager of the rail- lit accidentally hy the carelessness of travellers or Amongst others he received the bill produced miles. , Alfred Silvester, photographic artist, NewPDoY;set-street, IZTesHtaCrffenpwooalHarbr.&Rail. 30 39 4,765 4,011
111ay wisig when the ball-room was being built at way. Mr. Spencer, Me. Wilson (the superintendent hunters, or by flashes from the terrific lightning through his porte.r, Charles Webb, who was autho- Mr. W. Scott s Prologue 3 s Gst 121 b
Mr. Forster's U °' Yr
' * (Metcalfe) 1 Clapham-road, Oct. 25 at one and
Cou t f B 1-
ro an eruptcy. / , Nov. 29, at two, at tho Whitehaven JiTction _ 12 12 708 en
rised to receive his accounts. nderhand, 6 yrs, 9st llb (Bullock 'Whitehaven Ss/ urness Jun. 3o 35 748 645
Hamilton, the wooden house of a Dutch settler was of tho telegraph), and others are, I presume, not storms which are always sweeping over these plains. Charles Webb said tl t th 30th J h
la on e, . une e re- Lord Zetland's Volatile, 4 yrs, Bst 31b (Merchant) 3
) 2 John Cooper, printer, Greet Yarmouth, Oct. 25 and Nov. en Cle tor,&E.tmnt. 7
W'hav , a _ ~
FOREIGN .AND t_,OLONIALL. 7 500 336
found much in the way, and it was proposed to supposed to sleep at all, for th 1 • W•th b hie •ht •d • th le •ht of summer a • •
e p ace of their re- 1 a rie nig win in e eig ceived a number of bills from the prisoner, amongst Mr. W. Sharpe's The Friar 4 yrs 7st 31b .... (Madden) 0 t '
23, at one,. at the Cour. of Bankruphcy. Antwerp and Rotterdam... 52 52 1,371 1 179'
hina to Betting ' ' •
-3 to lon Underhand, 3to 1 agst Volatile, and Benjamin Goodson Jun. farmer Lattice° glt '
gaesaall,Essex, Austrian , 828 673 48,653 41,0 a
have it moved back some 20 feet, to be pose, if any, is shrouded in the deepest mystery. prairie fire spreads over the whole plains with which was the one produced. Oct. 2:1, at two, and 'Nov' 21, at 'twelve, at the Court of Belgian Eastern Junction eel
--k 26
moved fo 4to 1 each agst Prologue and The Friar. Won by a short Bankruptcy.
rward again when the fete was over. As With a party so scattered, and all living in the awful rapidity, and, unless well mounted, woe Joseph Green, draper, Dudley, stated that he had h Buffalo and Lake Huron
one not ead. Pace a clipper " from end to end." DetrnitaiNsiiillwaukie
angetainted with the Peculiar mode of rough, one would almost fancy that Dwight would betide the unluckly travellers, who roused by the looked at the name of the acceptor of the bill, and . Solomon Linde, wino merchant, •Westbourno-grove 185 185 4,342 2 979
moving houses ad d • , the name was not in his handwriting He had done A Plate (Selling) of 50 sovs, for all ages • two miles. Bayswater Oet 24, at half-past twelve, and Nov. 26, ai IC?ruatical Trunk of Canada .128,-,1 1081 3,860 3,488
opte in Upper Canada and this fail to make an agreeable impression on the Royal smoky heat from their slumbers, see the great ,u . . . n' Mr C 'Ct ' t
oxen ser am . , eleven, at Le Court of Bankruptcy.• Gre at Indian Peninsula .,. 880 16 252 10 600
country, I must o I o siness with the prisoner's firm but had never • y, 4 yrs, 7st 101 b (25 soya) (Ward) 1 Charles William Bourne 277 1941 2,554 2,448
wn was not a little astonished to party. Yet lam certain that long as their progress horizon of orange-coloured flame in the distance, Mr. Dawson's Gaylad, 3 yrs, 7st llb (£100)... , corn factor, Dudley, lyorees- Greal Ve=l.ll)l7fFgc
accepted a bill for them. ' (Madden) 2 t h' 122 2,699 2,611
hear that such a wild pro • • Mr. 11. 11. O'Hara's Hemeward Bound 3 r t 1
, ys,7s 4 b ers ire, Oct. 25 and Nov. 15, at eleven, at the Birming- g
noremabardo-Venetiananada.• 345 345 12,577 9,286
position was ever thought has been, and varied as have been its attractions like a vast semicircle of fire bearing down rapidly Mr. Cowley, for the prosecution, said that upon (£100)
of by the committee (Hibberd) 3 - -
as possible. The Du.tchmaia, everywhere, there is no visit which will be so kindly towards them: On the small prairies instant flight is that evidence he proposed White's remand until Spi James Whittaker Evans, cotton spinner, Newcastle- Lyon_an,d Geneva ......... 142 142 6,;27 5,725
teful Dick and Recompense also ran.
however, unless heavily under-Lyme, Oct. 22 and Nov. 12, at eleven, at the Bir- EittArankiSzar sa &Alicant 310 284 13,749 12,761
compensated, refused to and so pleasantly remembered by his Royal High- the only chance of safety. On the great and wilder next Friday. Betting-6 to 4 agst Spiteful Dick, 2to 1 agst Certainty, naingham District Court. Northern of FraWce ........
21
21
- -
moye his dwelling a single ' h Mr. Cann, for the prisoner, said he should have and 3to 1 agst Homeward Bound. Won b ' .... , ... 613 602 51,988 51,571
ille , and the committee ness and party as that which they made to D wight prairies flight is useless, and the only expedient y a head. Thomas Ragg, printer, Birmingham, Oct. 25 and Nov. Norwevian Trunk ..
threatened to remove it by force. B • liked an earlier drip. • hem District Court.
15, at eleven, at the Birneireg . • , Paris Iyone & ..' ' • '''' " 44 276 848.
ut to this ex- and its prairies. that offers any hope of safety is riding madly with Th le el - The Caledonian Hunt Welter Stakes of 3 sovs each *th , Mediterrn.. 879 840 95,587 83,408,
treme measure of violently conarine • • e . sayer sai it would be better for the prisoner 25 added for all " ,wl John Siddons and dG t Peri; d :
William Clark, ironfoun ers, roe ~ au Orleans 922 922 56,212 53,03%
a dwelling- Everything here is novel and attractive. The the wind some 10 miles ahead of the fire and to be remanded until Friday than for an earlier ' ages ; gentlemen riders ; one mile. 3 Bridge, Staffordshire, Oct. 25 and Nov. 15, at eleven, at the faoris and Stmsburg 1,032 1,016 - -
house and making it move on, the airth • ' subs. e yal Danish
Birmingham District Court. 69 69 - -
orities fortu- sport ens the prairies is new, and the game abundant ; lighting the prairie before you at two or three • period, and be then remanded again. Sambre and Meuse
Mr Tait's Moss o Matilda Archer, grocer, Filey, Yorkshire, Oct. 26 and 68 68 1,230 1,12+
R se, 3 yrs, 9st 91b .... (Mr. Erskine) 1 Southern of Fra
nately did not proceed, but compromised mat b d 1 d• a' oints As the wind bears the flame ra "d 1 I- d The prisoner was then removed to the House of at • .• ..
ters 3' the boundless expense of grass covers" an is lone p • pi y a Ana Nov. 16, at eleven, at the Leeds District Court. 777 773 22,592 19,917
• building the orchestra at the end of the ball Correction in a cab. r. Geo. Oliver's Gammon, 5 yrs, 12st llb (Mr. George) 2 West Flanders nce
75 75 1,131 1071
room, a sight worth travelling to see, and, above all, the the itravellers, after a short interval are enabled No betting. Moss Rose made all the running, was at Jabez Fowler, draper, Tredegar,..Monm.outhshire, Oct. W. and N.W. of France__ 742 730 46,635 45,801.
over his roof. The Dutchman, who L h th f d ttT 1 . fll 1
ang am, e con e era e o ai ,is s i at arge. and Nov 20 at eleven, at tlie Biistol District Court
se only aim in R 1 t f • •ng end intrusion, to follow along the scorched track compare .
oya par y are secure loin pryi e tively one time 50 yards ahead, suffered the other t th' 23
• * '
o come oim Daniel Platten, draper, Dorchester, Oct. •
26 and Nov. 28, ' ' _____----.---,..e.5e,
the matter was to extort an exorbitant amount of and can erCo themsclvec' as best suits their humour, out of reach of the flames coming up behind, which --------__ ___---. at the finish, and won by a head I A few Yards further at one, at tho Exeter District Court.
compensation from the city, was enraged at this fr •IY
j ' Ifth of course stops on the margin of the burnt d [ADVERTISEMENT.]-The great injury inflicted on many would have afforded another instance of a race being SCOTCH BANKRUPTS. BIRTHS.
ee from observation of any kind. Ile peop e o • e groun
manceuvre, and as his chimneys led right up under invalids by drugs increases the interest the public take in snatched out of the fire. - John Thomson, merchant, Edinburgh. .Bneanase-On the llth inst.,eat her residence in Lomb);
village who kno their wish for rivac are so care- for Want of fuel. Du Barry's Revalenta Arabica Food, which cures without Henderson Law, merchant, Glasgow. the wife of P. B. Bellew, Esq., of a son and heir,
the orchestra, he threatened to light his fires and. w p y On the Grand Prairie, stretching out from D ' medicine. We quote a few out of many thousand cases of TRIDAY. John Gray Macfarlan, merchant, Glasgow.
ful not to intrude upon it that they scarcely even re- wight BEVAN.-On the 9th inst., at Trent-park, the wife of It. c.
smoke the whole ball_room out. As it was not only d the Royal party started at six in the ' ' cures by the delicious Food. Cure No. 180.-" Twenty- A Sweeps.takes of 3 sovs each, 1 ft, with 20 added. One Thomas Callender and Sons, leather factors, Glasgow.
gard any of the Royal party when they see them, an morning of five years nervousness, constipation, indigestion, and de- mile. L. Bevan, Esq., of a son.
quite easy to carrY ant this amiable intention, but Mr. Spencer and Mr. Mei' Ha h h the 24th to shoot prairie liens. These birds are bility from which I have suffered great misery, and which Mr. llarrison's Lady Ripon, 2 yre . : - CARTWRIGHT..-OU the 9th inst., at Kinoton, the Wife of
gan, wit sue tact, suc , , sst 41b .. (W. Buck) 1
very likely that the Dutchman Would try it, the BANK OF ENGLAND. Colonel Cartwright, of a son.
kind, attentive and delicate hos italit as I have rathee larger than the English grouse, but in all norneidedbiciDne coualrd remove t:T reliave, have been effectually Mr. 11. H. O'Hara's Homeward Bound, 3 yrs, Bst 21b
engines were kept in waiting the whole night of never seen el ' • . 13
' Y.
th r reenects nrecisely resernble them, and the u 1 ry's Food in a very short time W. Bat
TeeVes ylBl Fl Ld " * - • (Hibberd) 2• An Account pursuant to the Act 7th 'end Sth Victoria.
32 f the week ending on Wed el' MARRIAGES•
a sewhere, are solicitoue night and morn- 0 e ,I - 1 ,„ eet-street, on on. Cure 4,208.-" Eight Mr. W. Sharpe's Nelia, 2 yrs, sst 71b cap. ,or , ,-, nes ay, the 10th day MACRAY-AVIIITARER.-On. the 9th inst., at St. Pancras
tho ball, with tha hose so placed as to send a flood ing for w• •• - f d-rt is pursued with setters, in the same manner. years dyspepsia, nervousness, debility, with cramps, spasms, The (Do le) 3
s'Y' Y of Oct., 1360 .-
nasever can conduce to the cora ort an six) following also ran • parish church, George Mackenzie. Mackay Da. 4
of water down the chimneys on the first token of convenience of the au • • • • -I" royal Highness, with the Duke of Newcas ausea for which m servant had consulted th ad ice
tle,
oandr:inan , y o v Bloomsbury, and Joey Jones.
.-Gay Lad, Malpas, Aurora, ISSUE DEPARTMENT. t, to Marian sn ' ---." o
Shepton Ma,llett,
gust visitor to their little town. tis e f y, have been effectually cured by Du Barry's Health Notes issued .......a29,162,255' Government Debt £ll 015 100 Somhe'raer Esqof i, '?ond daughte r
hi n therefrom F
combustion below appeari a . ortunatelY Of course, the American Jenkinsis are not hero d C n • Petallack (who arranged tho whole expedi-
,an aptain e i Restoring Food. I shall be happy to answer any inquiries. Betting-2 to 1 agst Aurora, 3to 1 each agst Lady Other Securities .. 3,16,,00 of Edward 1 homasW 1. 2 ' 2 avistock-s uare .
q e
for himself, Mynheer did not attempt to carry his the Prince is no longer dogged by men with large tion), and Mr. Spencer, went in one party to the lAtevv..id Jio,illno Ripon Ga Lad Bl
a\nSrd.
liFeladiyeciinl,esßitdhlieng.ton Rectory, Norfolk.': , y , oomsbury, and Nelia. Won by a Gold Coin & Bullion 14'687'°55 London.
Silver Bullion .... he:- PRICE-DuRTIAM.-On the 10th inst., at
y invariably aggravate ana length ; Nelia a bad third St PhT '
threats as far as this, so the ball passed off without notebooks in their hands, nor ahnoyed by hearing east ; General Bruce, Colonel Grey , Major Teesdale, perpetuato diseases ; their annoyanee disappointment, ' X 29,162,255 Earl's-court, Peter Charles Price, Esq.,
of -7 Grin s,
any necessity arising of calling i
hi the engines to '' • 1
a..terwams of the scandalous stuff which they trans- and Mr. Wilkins, went west; Lord Hinchingbrooke and. expense may be avoided by using D . .
* u BaiT 'Fe d The Ayrshire llandicap of 5 SON'S eel 3 ft d t £29,162,255 street, Grosvenor-square, son of Dr. Price of l'ilarrta
al, ,an wo only BANKING DEPARTMENT.
Y s ? 1d 1 d • ' to Frances Agnee, youngest daughter of Win. D rha a,
I have seen now d• which, at a few pence per day, saves 59 tunes its cost in i ec are , with 50 added. One mile and a half. 18 subs. Proprietors' Capi- 'Government Secu-
their aid. Certainly, from what , , pe.t, per telegraph, to New Yarn. In short, the and the I lon. Mr, Elliott tool: another direction. oth.er .reateclie3, removing effectually, without purginF,e, 'Mr. Gray' -M ' 4 tal £14.553,000 ' rities (including ' Esq., of Wilton Lodge, Addison-road, Kensingtoun. am
b aggie. yrs, 6st 121 b - DEATHB.
of the process of house-moving as Facie,
1- sed here it Ro - e .4._ -
t 3,a pat gy are tor once really private, and , lly Dr. Aciand went 011 t, with a gun in his hand, hut elonstipatioint indigestion (dyspepsia) nervous, bilien.s. and Mr. Dawson's Professor Dick 3 yrs
Tect . , 6st Glb (W. Buck) 2 I'ublic Deposits (in- nuity) ....
' line to make enjo ;leg 'am --e- -• ' • ever e‘orep.aents and all their consequences. Certificate Mr. P. Brown's Sweetbrier 4' yrs 7st 31b alibberd) 3 chiding Exche- £9 661 469 CruNN.-On the llth inst., at Cl ' H
'was scarcely worth the DOC:Una:I 6 w y. g a 'sole ves, whicn is saying as much as a pencil in his thoughts, and after one or two shots NO. 3e,418. We find it the safest remedy. Andrew Ure, The following 1 ' ' • • quer, Sayings' Other Securitie; .:: 19:58.2;595
Notes
so great a fass about so small a matter. Of course, need_ be said of them from here. amused himself in making a series of sketches of MD., P.It:S., Dr Harvey, pr. Wuezer, Dr. Shorland, Dr. Dewdro and 'a so ran :-Greta, Stockton, Montrose, Banks, Commis- 7 808 950 garden, s
an) the wife of Mr. Clunn,,
Gold and. Silver ' ' aged 66.
1 that It is easy for au • Caixtpell. Let inva ,•de avoid the tearful dangers of spa- Ps Wellington. missioners of Na- Coin
however, like every obstructive, he contendeL y of your readers to imagine a the prairies. Considering the lateness of tho season
rious and in • ••
'• . .
jureaus imitations offered under a variety of
e . Betting-6 to 4 agst Professor Dick, 3to 1 agst Stock- tional Debt and 738,358 COMBE.-On the 9th inst., at Leamin ton Elizabeth l'a
he was only turbulent and annoying on principle. prairie-it is next to impossible t d •'‘
o eserioe one. and the wildness of the birds, all the po.rties had false pre.tances. lievill's imitations are prohibited by the ton, 4to 1 each agst Sweetbriar and Greta, 10 'to 1 agst counts)
Dividend ' Ac-
-6,583,914 of the late Taylor Combe, of the Bgri • '
F.R.S. , re 1
tish Museum, Esq.,/
e The rates in Chica"o are unusually light-only Leave Dwight behind you, and walk out to the east excellent sport, and returned soon after dusk, when high Court of Chaneery und7 a penalty of £5,000 against Maggie. • Professor Dick made the running to the dis- Thenr Deßaosits 12,813,771
/e Alfred Ile oper Nevin. and his agents • and tho pretences t Huones.-On the 9th inst
21 Per cent.. on real property Houso•rent, how- till all sight and sound of the little village is lost in the united bag amounted to 50 brace of prairie that Nevill has a attent fur Artibica, 'Food and that D ance, where Maggie took it up, and won by a length ; the e;teher Bids
to
ijobGeurtildHforclh•roa Lame
,631
ever,' the Admiralty, aged 5 ag
e , 42(1"
of
the distance, and then look round you, There is a hens, exclusive of other g lover and Barry's are conneieted with such. patent are utterly falsea. same distance between second and third. - -
is iuordinatel * 1' 1 t
y dear, and a modest lax elle- , game, sue., as p, . 3.
______ .._
Ment whicii • o,e undulating ocean of long rich gtass and quail. ' 1 I 1 1 rarnd No canister is genuine without the name 13arry Du Barre- A Plate of 50 sovs given by the Glasgow and South- X 37,793.363 x 37,7,3,363 MuLcocii..-On the 6tll in
1 t b
mig , e got in the suburbs of Lon- hue , . As night fell a dreadfu t nmeers orm a and Co., 77, Regent-street, in full, on the seal and wrapper. M. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. Foster and Porter' st., Mr. Alfred Mulcock, late of
don for 125 he warm soft wind kee -in c). Western Railway. Ono mile and a half. Heats. Dated Oct. 11,1860. 8, aged 47.
Per annum here fetches r2OO. ' For flowers, which t , Ise a bentle over the prairies, and the wind, after moaning and Shopkeepers who attempt impesition in one article must m PALEY.-On the 9th inst
cfficials with f • 'There is not a sound but the shrill chirping ro • b •rk t would expect to ho distrusted in all others. Packed in tins 11b. r. Dawson's Gay Lad, 3 yrs, 6st 91b (50 says) --- of Oatlands, eat Harrogate, J. G. Paley, Esq..
lzedincomes this is, of course a most ripple. aring a out the plain i e a storm a sea, (W. Buck) 3 1 1 and La,n .
serious drawback. I ' ' •• f crickets, not a shrub or bush to break sudd 1 2s. 91; 21b. 4s. 6d, ; 51b. lls. ; 121 b. 225. ; 241 b. 40s. The mc / AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. gcliffe, Yorkshire, aged 87.
st 71a (X3O The Averts.. ' • SeTteneee.--On th
attended another torchlight of millions o en y cease, and a portentous silent darkness 121 b. and 241 b. canisters aro sent carriage free en receipt r. oxon s Certainty, 4 yrs, 7 ) ecs 1 rice of Brown or Museovado Sugar, corn- n/a it , e Bth inst., suddenly, Mr. Richard
(Ward) 1 2dr Puted fro ~a,ci.,co, ae e
processi" and P°litical demonstration of the ewide she dead level of the distant horizon -nothing to reign over tke whole seene-a silence so intense ef Post-ofice order by Barry Du Barry and Co., 77, P,Q, m Returns made: in the wePk ending the 9th day aged 56 0 rower, of 6,Winsley-street, Oxford .street,
Awakes," in favour of " Rone • • e ed sea .of verdure but its own that the vivid flashes of lio. • - l th -
gent-street London • F
/ , (abeam Mason, and Co.; Abbile Mr. Jackson's Spiteful Diela'aged, Sst 12 (£5O) of Oct., 1360, exclusive of the dutie; of Customs paid or b '
st old Alic," the Re- vary the wideepree htning, noise ess as ey 6(), Gracechurch-street ;4, Clwapido; 63 and 150, Ox- (Bullock) 2dr payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great _ -
publican, and, as hn will almost certainly prone, the masses of bright wildflowers, over which gorgeous were, seemed alment to' break as the great liVid ford-street ;KO and 451, Strand ;49 and 60, Bishopsgate- First heat-Won by a length. Second heat-Betting, G Britain :- , '
Lowneee : Print 1 4.10......0...,1••••11.
successful•candidate at the approaching Presidentia b fl' 1 l '
I utter ies seep a way •
s skimming on noiseless wings. streaks darted down and went flickering over the street ; Batty, 16, Finsbury Pavement ; Phillips and Co to 4on Gaylad, who won easily, and walked over for the Muscovado, the produce of the British pos- of
No.
_l, ei and Publiehed by IsIURDO YOUNG,
, tea•dealers ; Petty, Wood and Co., King Williameateeet; f third heet The winner was not sold sessions in America
election. The procesion mustered in great num- This is the prairie. About a mile or eo adicad is a plains in all directions. While watching tlse dread- -City ;at 127, High Holbo'rn ; end all go'orvl -'
111 ' . . Muscovado the produce of the Mauritius
o tg klajesty's Plate of 100 gs, granted to the Caledoniaa f n the Precinct of the Savoy, in thQ 00natY of
Ali-eras price of tho fore •
going ..„,. 26h 104 . MitititeP.oX. Siturdov_ cleaner la 18CA

6,431
3,30• •
323
1,155
7,671
28,371
1,665
7,385
34,014

BELLEW.--On the 11th inst. at her residence in 14ontlini
the wife of P. B. Bellew, Esq., of a son and heir.
BEVAN.—On the 9th inst., at Trent-park, the wife of R. c.
L. Bevan, Esq., of a son. .
CARTWRIGHT.—On the 9th inst., at Kineton, the Wife of
Colonel Cartwright, of a son.

... ,
MARRIAGES•
MAcicAT—Wntwan.—On the 9th inst., at St. PantCraS
parish church, George Mackenzie Mackay, Esq., off
Shepton Mallett, Somerset, to marten, second daughte r
10 inst., at St. Philip's,
of Edward Thomas Whitaker, Esq., of.Tavistook-square,.
London.
PurcE—Dunium.---On
the 10th
of 7, Green inst.,
Earl's-court,clzosve CharlesnPoert.e;rquare,
son Por if e eD, r
.E 13,1
c,
e,
of Margate
to Frances Agneq, youngest daughter of Wm. Durham,
Esq., of Wilton Lodge, Addison-road, Kensington.
DEATHS,

AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR.
The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com-
puted from Returns made: in the week ending the 9th day
of Oct., 1860, exclusive of the duties of Customs paid or
payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great
Britain :
Muscovado, the produce of the British pos-
sessions in America....
Muscovado, the produce of the Mauritius 23s Bid
Monts price of the foregoing

Lowbor : Printed and Publighed by MIJRDO YOUNG,
of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, No. 112,
Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the enuty of
Midollemex, SAturday, OutQber 13, 1860.