The Express. — London, England, 1856-09-13 00:00:00

1 . NAVAL AND mama?. (VlOll LAST MOAT'S OASITTi.) WAR_ DRPA RTMENT. tiart_l2. sly Rig teonTo Fo o—Aseliteot Berea a T;.oeliall June B...cic, how the 94th Foot, ro M aesistut seises, viii n), oieted to the 91th Feist 111.11 Foot-1091ga Walter Lsey Et `en bee bees persatted to ...tee his c wasaireioy. tied Foot—citsisuat Bargees William Heavy Perud, hem the mei!, be assistant napes, vise Amine, peseta es the seat 30th i.ort—Lteatsneat Joba Willis. Poo's, fi'M the 79th Toot, to be lintsawir, vies Allardice, who easkaages 42sd it—lielor Attire. Piteous, frost half pay that tuba', in be siiJor, vice Marley, who esseaspe ; Llnsewt Robert Whiskey' to be captain, without par eh so, vice B Y.j n Pl.wire, whose brevet risk hsa Goa °moused tato sehatustive weak ender lb. royal Inmate/ the lich October, 1854. Rah ' , cot—Lieutenant Joh. M - Dcrwid Allardice, his the 80th Net, to be liesteeaot, vice Poole, who ',chases, Poot—ltergessehlijor Charles Bessie to be gassier-. master, vies Carroll, woe relic.. woe half-pay. 1104 Foot—Unitises' Sir Charles Pigott. But, km bees permitted to tithe Iron the envies by the sale of Ids eonsaissioa. ,Irk Footriesistaahlsrittes Usury Clistos Mortis. Inn the Bth Fo it, to be assiatastwargion, tics Biddle, sige pentad to the Sth Foot. Cellos Rifle Regimen—lselin Charles Lysott if he Itrateawt, by paten.., yin Wei.-o, promoted. UNATTACHED. Her Majesty has been or. cinele pleased to evilly la cestseed that Breve-Cuing' Henry Atwell Lake, C. 8., be teaseferred from the Madras Engineers, to be a is. sawasentemel 'annealed in the royal army, is cosakle reties ad his ursine during the reps of Kan. The wadi rosatiosed allows to have their brevet enverted into sun egative task, soder the royal w.rrant of October 6th, 1834 :—Breireh Major Hoot Robert White, 88. k Foot: Brevet-Major A H. P. Stsar.-Wort!ey, lel Dra goon Gouda. HOSPITAL srevr. Tim removal of Asehtent-Sergeos Y. S. B. Franeois de Chanson, Y.D , supernumerary in the Ellie Brigade to be assistant surgeon to the foam as steed in the °amigo of the Ist August, 1856, has bean esseelled. lbmistant.Senteoa Cbristepher Titenperie, M.B , aspens- sectary en the Rifle Brigade, to be assistant engem ia foreer. The wan reneetiosed artists astiatasit.nrgirese bete coned to do duty, there being to logger session for their OM TICCI Jobs Master., Thomas Watawripht Bisset; William Henry Lobe, John Frdhott, Bryan Patton M'Doeosph, M.D., Ale:seder Crawford R henna, Thomas Lambert Elston, Edward Baker Sapling, Samuel Fuller, Peter al•Elmail, Joseph Thames Mitaball, William Henry Jeskiae, Ebeneser John Fireasil, Frederick Oaks. BREVET. The andiftmestioned recur hors' oompleted throe yam' aerial tetviee es the 7th September, 1858, in tee risk of liestesant.eolocal (Deputy Adjutant, (instal to the Lee ward sod Windward hinds), to as promoted to hg coking la the army, soder the royal warrant of 6 , 1 t Cleto ber, 1864 t Lieetesest•Colonel F. Dailey Owego, half pay 72nd Foot. Toe tiodennentiosed quartermaster, retired on half-pay, to have the luminary rank of caster:, under the royal watrast of 17th Deentleer, 1866: pour roaster Patrick Curtin, half-pay DM Foot. The redensentioned °Seers to ban the hnserary risk of Deputy frurpeetor-Oeserel of 11.4pitala : S•aff Surgeon of the Pm.* Clam—Robert Battereby, C nes It a R Awn ELIO., William Piny. _ NAVAL PRIZE RONEY. - - - Natio m busby given, to all persons lbw preparations are sow making for the intended diatribes- Ora of proceeds orbits; from tito Greek brig Klissova. rep- Jared on the 10 h May, 1854, by h:r Majostfa ships Retri b•tioo, lifellyer,Bampsoo, and Agonises..a, sad the ships of we, Cherlt mega* sad Mogador, belorging to his Imperial Wiest, the Emperor of lb, Premeds ; for too istend•d die tribnVo s of proceeds mailbag from the Greek • nisi Ajos Jeanine O'Prodontos, oatitorcd on the 10. h May, 1854. by her Msjesty's ships H4hilyeir, Agamemnon, Retributioa, and Sampson, and lb@ Atria war Ch trlemann• and Mott , belonging to his Imperial Malacy the Emperor of the Eremih; and 1.. r the Intended datribation of framed. arising from the acdormeotioned priase, car ared between 13th and 18th April, 1854, bylor Illsjests's ships Retriba• tics and Niger, sad Ate ship-of war lieseartes, belopging his Imperial Majesty tea Emperor of rho Precis :-Bflatoi Coaatantin• (Lewroaow, sestet); 68atei Pietro • Paolo (81deles, mute.); Seat& Nieohi (Vartaireit, mater); Bfialoi Nieolai (Kibbe, sister); Bfittol Constantino (Pro , master); &laud Nvolat to. master); Sastoi Aorta (Kola, meter) ; 88atoi flpiridion• (Bmekot, master) ; Proehreseosie Owp edam (Batala, master); Bfletot Nseplai (Bspoanikof, meter); Otaf Nikttin (Joanna' &abatis% faster); Signing (Anastatios Callus, master). PORTSMOUTH, SIFT. U. The Cressy, 84, screw ship, Captain Warren, wes M hove sailed this afternoon fcr Ltsb,o, but is sow to await tattler orders. Ose es two Otte? ships alio us prepartag br saws destiostba. kiftero,6i7sereur ship, Captain Cobiagtra, is to be paid Of t matron if nerible. Tee Plying Irish, 6, screw despatch wool, Commander Der, went oat of harbour to-day, to try her speed after the olterstiou Bade to her bow. _ _ _ The Kohiscr:r, transport, arrived to day with store. hum the Cram Th• Canspedewn, transport, with stores, went on to the outward. --- Tlsisaay, natter, arrived tc-day from the Osumi Leleads. The Thomson Realm, junior, arrivrd to day with stores. The Amarsath, trumpet% sued for the it,ver to day with Mows. TM Perseveretee, troop shiponet out 61 fathom N day. TM Raleigh, 50, was takes tt &eh, sad the Deese...ea 33, wee taken oat. DUBLIN, Stir 12. The Limerick Chronicle rye :—" We Mail just breed, mad we mark the iatorratioo with a considerable' Inner plower, that the recast ord. r for the abolitice of tlao military districts of Limerick, 80115.% sod Bilkseey, lir bees semotermanded ter the pres nt. We trust that .h.. authorities will see the wiectra and prorate of owspistaly eirsiatitag the former order." The heedquarten of the 13th Light Dragoons have le ft for Orr They marthill from Cork Berner oa Wedunday reralug, numberirg 260 officers and ono, sad were bil:eted lest eight Is renew,. They proceeded to Cabiry Merry. The troops 'bat were Is Dudes were ordered WC, rk, here they arrived ime Wedmore', sad will he Marked than for ammo time. TM left ',kg of OW battery of the Bart Artillery *lrak arm statioar at 'Whiney left that station ore Trader frr Cork. sad IMO served to arrive on lioaday neat. 'melodist! me rico r(Lieuteart Can), 40 men, 28 hone*, sad 2ease. TM right wieg of that bat ery kit K.lkaany for Waterford Terday, where it is to be strutted. Owing to the large numbers of convalescent Ceram *eyelids !teas, Chatham Worst daily, either foe 41. riff WO of nieining trivir repairs register., Of to I. *awarded to their It mos, the number of ievebds at prompt eletiseed at the invalid depot does not exceed 930 maa of all germ, surly 600 coarale,ceet invalids having bra der sharer demo the 1.0 two metallis. A large oetactia.ent left tbe depot ea Thursday wiening, the whole of whom it WO foetid neeneary to &naafis far the molt., owing t., 41.1, salleiting from sickness or isjories ree.ived an the Grua. The ...bet Melt urged was 88 moo of at rubs, OM* of whom nosier his sneers of pay, Colonel Talkie, whose severe iodisposition for the Imes two moatbi ha, deprived the depetterst of his VOW- S'S*, bee nearer hie duties ea saperiatendeot of the v. pi serrises hater, at Wonleish Animal. ROYAL ASTlLLERT.—Lientenaot-Col. F. &unity Wilmot, It A., imprints. dant of fry .1 gun lac ori. s, and erariesad•eg officer of shoes deputation in the Royal AIDOSII, Woolwich, ha. procreed, with several otter gentlemen of eminence cowered with the Ordure, me tie tostio•st, on • tour of heepectioe. TllB LAND TRANSPORT CORPS.—Toe following satire has been issued by the Aesistant Adjutant-Cet oral: w V. R. —Noe cocansikio,eil c films, drive e, sod artifice's, reautly discharged frau the turps, are reminded th,t all galas an remits of my, oompeartion in lieu of clothiag, tadrepsymeatof items taw its., are sew in course of eactlemot at Barfield Barrack., near Bristol, where the ion c )131[0loJi,i the respective tattaliosis Off ; 110 whom also informs:a,. n regarding tho change of residence Mike men, whale claims ar. 'Wetter, should be eildrysied. .—By ardor, (agar) B. P. 1 ORLAND, Ardent Adjatant- Onsersl, Lead Transpsrt Carpe." Tuo LOWRIB IN THE CRINF.A.—W e notice in the / L OW Constinetum ..f last week the arrival in that equity O several members of roe fissile from aortic, la the Crimes; sad among the ensue each arrival. nowt amumos from time to titre, there ore, perhaps, few wlVelt well for more remerk than tlitt of the family referred to. The area heathen who have row 'learned to their native enntry—blafor Lowry, 47:6 R.giateat ; Carein Lowry, 47th Regiment; sad Captain Lowry, 41st Regiment— crossed the Alma on the 20th September, 18.14 wire pre not, Ifej ,r Lowry at the battle of Bel t kl ave , sa d t h e two I younger at that of lakermatia. They were all three at the Salm Sebastopol, oat the 8 - h September, 18.55, on which masesion Captain Lowry, 41st Regiateet, was on* of the eiterniag platy. The stnrod, Captain Lowry, 47th Heel sea., was mentioaed In I: r•I Reelsn's despatch tor Reliant aontioet at the attack of the Qesrrier, on the 7th of Jute; wad all helorged tie elsoriaion (the 2nd) wood to WMe in the isertr,ce obicla it saw and rendered. A fourth member of the family—and whore return le more particularly 71. fervid to to the Tyrone piper—is Litateaaat Lowry, 41et Automat, • ho wee great at throughout the greater pact of the eampedara, sod owe of the Manners of the Seeped Diet. Moe, 011 the 13th of St ptember. A fifth member, Lienteaant Lowry, Royal Ergiceers, met a aoldier's death, when con ducting the storming party which captured the queries It tax, prelate., +eye tte pr.iithae of few familial to abate aolsreely in the glories cad hardehipe of the pest campaign. Even op SILK AND TEA FBOI( CHINA.—The clipper eh 'p C.pte n Tromcarce, arrived od Falmouth as ft etti inn,. from Sheaghei wl h 1,401 halm of silk sad 361,90016 x. oft.. on height. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, BWIMWNG MATCH. .. ---cam• ST. AMOBBM'S, San. 11. _ . . The name Lane arm rot Ns Asterism o'er the mequed sob, rime berme, Mille seder, to wades the wars In the good old times the ishebiteote of the British islands isdialged tossaidnably Is &thistle sameises Cit• uterstelf, sriffsery, and rassieg had other places of sultimitkis thee Sherwood Bonet, sad ether Me diate this the moo of "Merry Bow Bead." Msay a quiet village gyms "'loath* Timed," wars the Women work woe dose, sad the can's was drawing le a idea% rug with the sheet of entouregemest sr *labeler& as the rode athletes mingled is the kees costeet ; sad many a pees &stab glen saw the enressafd wrestler, or beawsy sense ttrower, receive with blears, sad awkward grass the still mere awkwardly waders/ compliments if "the yellow. hiked bittoee'ill lusts bat Waist a' the stair s' her laddi• that be bad pith la his sire as west u Nye is his heart." Perhaps them simple ' folks were wroeg in 004 se Isiah of their evenings to the wen; bat Cressy, Agisovert, ad Timbres Yield tostiSsd that whether it was a good or s bed Wog to be ebbs to Maud s dust" without abrinkieg, sad to des! oss that left a second timelines' for, their vitlage-gran eauseraute had mabled them to do both. Their esneadaati, however, seem to have thought it wee wrong, and accordingly they abjured tabled* sports, sad trek exclesively to bills of train sad literary institutes. le our day, again, it somas ' to Cave been discovered that we me both attend to ear hello et lading sad literary institutes, sae alas lemma little time' to seeing sad Wrieg part is the may pristine ezerebes of our honest-harted, broad shouldered forefathers. Tim es mum " usual" gathering throsibost Use mislay which our newspapers ham Pearce does dosarthisg an a pro old this, Nor do we thick that the people will be say the worse fix these gatherings. Oe the ecstasy, towel p ms them as en !sensation of a readies egatest the spirit et bodily leastinty sad that effeminate desire he silly le door semmensems whin, we era ion, to my, mast be at down ase shares. torten) of the yousg ass of no oboe. Perhaps, however, to, hale dbertminaties is ohms in Me escosragnmat which tea coutry is breasts, to beam as stbleds nor sins. Some, that is themselves sra of Tidy tills sm. n ano a /ergo pianist of &thistles ; sad ethos, whose value W wUI allow, an left comparatively unlisted. Is this latter shoe st ands list .ha mealy esenist of s art ninth eau safely sae, been it ma cab Me ld* so sotto which the Forth 81friossig inscribed ea Its neds/s, " Health, Pinar, sad Safety." We are happy to is. that, in the re vival of oar aatfoael games, swimming is bogus to bo rated at its true vale. The Medias of oar article is, se • metris *meat, a proof of this ; and we beg lane to amps- Seism OM City of Bt. Andrew's as the fast that, as it was mem dim tat to eve up ear old astiosal gases, seek es rthey were, so it boa bees won tie AM to easearege a aim sad s better kind of atklafk sport, Perhaps, betas Jeep, we soy Five a fall WOOS, of the sewly-lattitntod Swimming Club of St. Andrew's, Ind faaiet awn largely is the gnat dais. that swimming ought to hews on national attention. In the mistime, Isciwown we shall amass ourselves M a brat sosesat of the swimming main, Me list of the season, which ease al on the 10th current. Omnidsrably before the time of " Step Rock startles," the bp, sides, sad top if the "Step Book" were oesapiel by a: sassy ant highly catenated group of several birdied' is so% youths, and boys, of all ago sal mit 'Maks to the popular sympathise ot the inatlemes of St. Attdrow's sot a few ot Use laisestia pinks of Um tows and sidebboarbeod were present, to coustaanos sad Steel ths hook ealisie b Ids Penh, new himself loa~asty sastess for aka st easee ' r e :take mirk. At else V illa seelsely, of tor tke peseery Is had heo sack, the easeetitoo kit Iks tee and& fog swimming were boated of to a beat 200 yolk Nes die reek. Hon they 'Sewed and egalpecut tboaseise kw Ike beat. The Rev. like A. Booty, 'nekton, son of one of the I Rat Madawaska gentlemen mimosas that Scotland he, prodatad, and himself &Ant-rate swimmer, was stationd at ' the rock to sot as umpire. Dr. Archibald, presidia of the club, kept the time; and Bailie Stale, at the buoy, gave the starting word. At the Bailie's " Oast, twice, Wks," ' seta of the club's best swioamen leaped iato the water, and Stock out lustily for the geol. At Ant, the compeUton kept well together ; bat before tag Mr. C. lioneymen mod Mr. D. Turner took the lead, naming in splendid style, and almost abreast. the one perhaps half a 'frith before his rival at one time, and half a length behind him at Rather; while they were followed at no wiry gnat distaste by Mr. J. Fortes., who paned after them with fine pluck, sad dogged pertinacity. At this stage of the pro/median the sight was out well worth wag. We had a seat in one of the two hosts that followed the match. The wind wee still, 'Ltd the water was without a ripple. Right baton no ware the awinamen, paling for the gom end boons, is all the streogth of youth end aU the grace of the swimmer's an; aid beyond them, on the ledges of tho butane "Step Rock, • wen the estier faces aid monomials bodies of the crowded spectators. Not • word woo attend 24 the two Midwest mimosa, Mann. lionspeum end Toner, seared the rope. No tine could tell who was to be Ant. Stroke for stroke, loch foe Mob, had they kept together; based they might almost have shakes heads as any Instant dories the nor. Bat was Hosteyasa had tanned the reps sad Turner had, almost neat instant, Sang his arm over It, a shunt role from the spectators which amounted at ones the terniaatios of the not ad the lament wbich they had felt in it. We speak the truth when we say that we bare tilde's beheld any isimpetatiou which was so well aleolata to seeks god sus tain the Mares& of ea lookers ; and vs heartily norm:slat the ecommittee of the Sr. Asidraes Swimming Club cs their very successful entettalonent. The swimming was allowed oar all hand. to he very good. Charles Hoaernan, the witner of the Ant :medal, fa • coat sad eapaltious swimmer, • vary young as. in years, hat evidently no novice is the art of swimming. Mr. Tuna's swimming is characterised by variety of style sad by • 'nee sad ease which is seldom attained by • swimmer of only three yeas' standing, as we believe Mr. Tuna is, sad that with the wahine disadvestige of aver having bathed sail he had reached his twentieth yew. TM time ocapied in swims's' the 200 yards was 6 missies 20 secoade—.bon enough time whoa it is kept in mind that the competitor bed to swim la the teeth of a very considorable must. At nodose of the club'. eampetitioa, some el the gentle ma gnat subscribed a sem, which was divided Sato four prime, the competitioa for which to he restricted to bola of frost twelve to eaten years of age. The distant to be manned war area the Lake " and back. On the Sipa being givesothout • data ante folios, dashed off to the soak. ploughles slide way to the tuning palms as If Naar life doessded at Ikea a:onions, and Matto twihled them a task HU die wake of • yacht of 90 toes berthas. /kit tens was laden a keen use. The result stood as Maws: S. d. iSillell Kirk 1 .... 6 0 David Orsbaa 2 .... 2 6 Charlie Stewart 3 .... S o Robert Harvey It is only jest to sad, rtat r. Charles Blackwood, sea or nephew Girths Bdiabargh publisher, would have bees dis chiedly Ant, but for a 'mistake as to what was to be dose st turning, by which be lost wore storied than could be re. severed is so short a nee. VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMOTIONS IN THE CIVIL thavicts—Was Department: Mr. M onad Die'', eltrk cf works, Royal k. valuer Department at Leeds, has Wert aypolated to the Murkier. Customs: Mr. Anita Ill'oeran bee been appointed • searcher in Ludoe ; Mr. Betj min Wright Ism been sppanted attests's clerk is Loudon; Mr. A. C. Boras has bees appointed ea extra clerk at Poutbamptou ; Mr. Dsniel Costae his bees appointed • Wernher sad patrol at Liverpool. Indeed : , There is • vacercy fur a salAupeotor of eonstabulsry, to be 1 /sleeted by Sir Donna MThertor from the best INSB is the fora, without szaminatiott Beat Indies . Lien B. 0. Campbell has bun appointed an amistant commitsiorier of the third slam in the Punj sb;.Mr. D. 0. Ntooker, first as sistut to the CoMmiesioner of the Tesasecrim and Martabea Provisoes, has bee. appointed Postmaster of Moulmein, in addition to hie result diodes ; Mr. W. C. Wood has been promoted from the third to the second grade of entre ea. I shirt lathe Punjab; Captain A. B. lasiabal,i Beading polled agent In Turkish Arable, has been seeeisied perms neatly to that °Boa Sarre Lease: The ofies of gates', Advocate ban become rarest by the death of Mr. Bulew.— , Civil Service Gosato HouTON RAOO.B SCUOOLL—Ao apireal is undo b the pebl;c binevoleoce as behalf of the Holton Ragged lilekook la Hammed-square High-street, which ere, we meet to near, lasesiehi e g ' for want of fends Thi y wire set es foot In Kay, 1848, by • go id Sandy-schoel teacher who had hoes shocked at the vies end protacity which he 1 witticism' is the street. of that neighbourhood, oa hie way to sad from the Bonday•reh oh He wee assisted, after SINN years of patient and bumble hbour, by the liberality of Yr. H. 0. Bain, Kr. 8. Hankey, sad satire, who pays mwry to provide a buildiog. llsay young men sad worsen him Wow saved to society by thew schools. Twenty ores bay, bees reclaimed from s life of crime and sent to Aso• rite. live others to Australia; many bays bees placed is domestic ionise or other holiest employ est ut. 111 is sot to the erodit of • Christie. community that • dobtof 120!. should now be suffered to lie moon seek es iastitotias as this. The Boys' day school hos the oast of fends, has been closed till the debt ls cleared o 8; this hes gives Hirer* pain to the committee, but they trust the no. enmity Is only iemporsry. The other brooches of the in elastic. desi reel support. A bilge daily infant school is carried °. by a pain fr n. eeme; the schools are inched three times ea the sabbath, writing elegies bur nights in the week; a large Dorms Society is carried on here, =skis( clothes for the pO4: ; • bunching pansy seeing' hunk, • teetotal society, mad • Bend of Hope. Pereira are visited, sad . during the last throe gleams aumh-re have boos relieved who were is the lest sieges of destitutioe. RwohNoOs Pisa.—Mr. Farlow. of Caunewesttilf, , reou.sts us to state that be knows noil.ing of the "hogs pike" which is a parsgrspb generally einsalatad St the smassucemest of the week he was said to bays eaptared at Sevotosks. kir. Endow dad not know the 'sae of *a potions& assosiatod with his la ale isasesary swam ' ILato Intentititu. COURT OF BANXRUPiCT.-Birr. 12. =FOY A 411211•1100111• IX XI MIX AID OXILIIM.-17X0011011111PUZ 013X3AX lIPICULATIOXIII. , I . llb woo the esominatioe meotieg is the ease of Has Josue AM* and *Om*, Crass, Vltual I"vaults+ °II Groat Bt. Helm Weed of Anat. Gage% Blom" 881 /M•PoL TM btabrlitto ft anserod, hod bo•gbt goods b tido emelly Mr We in the Crime, wham one of than Mob ilise himself f 4 "the at George's Nom" Owing to the messatitioa width" smoremes "imams insured, the trading rengerd in a considerable loss. They bad began is April, OK with a capital ei TeX, at 'bleb 6001. belonged to &NW They sow owe to messareti medlar" 4,642' book* Pe4 of liabilities. The emote ars retuned at War boils ilia if irsalifil debts. The mite bed bum 1,6001. Ina asposseedialai I Mem, Meg _ _ . PIM spsdal statpmeat filed c a behalf of the banbrapt =oppeared that ha had sameatered sahaard of to the engem. Oa arriving at /Mahlon in Sepeombor lrt, Colonel Harding ovoid not allow him to phle Ya.teatfn Ye tows, bat mat him as to the front to a plea mad Measyleseb, Neves miles and a half distant, ishemby the memos of transport ware saormoasly weessil. Then was a d-lap of wend wash' la the arrival of Mt venal a a blander in the eharterparty caused farther Manaltios. 'Alta his stores were °potted, he was robbed in all dibeetime, and narrowly gimped hash% his property de obeyed byline. Shortly after pease was proclaimed, sod th is Maness berraght the sprealatian to a sad. Mr. Smith oaagM 1M &we's fever, end after eafferiag for mend ha manned to this simony, ad pm up the wreak of his property to the aredltors. Mr. Gimp supported. Mr. Smith, of Tokeahosse-yard, is the part it the 'tepees, odred no oppooltios ; end the heaknipts pooled. . . nr 11 10PLINO. The leskrept was described ea a bookseller, of South seiptea•buildiage, Holbota, bat to batter !sown from his siaseassa as meaty with some hwarease impasiee. This wee the ezeadestiew meeting; bat the ateetate set bets, filed • short edisiniarat was ordered. The debts are re tained at 3,8001 ; 10,00 W.; assets laeoasiderable. IN 11 /0111602( LOP 11411. The backrest. wen leereliaate, of This tem the etaalaatios tweeting. The joie% belasee-eltiet shows • east of 2,1351. dam 'to aesteared ereditort, with awes Waned at 3101 There were se mate. The Wien were said at 1,7661., steely lammed by an asaseassefel eissigataiat of Lob to the Spesieh toast ; expiates, 6381. Mr. Liaklater asked lot ea adjoarsmeat, which was °edited. elf lan 110111101.1.1110111. The baokropt kept the Grasshopper Tama sad eating holes is Graseehosch-street. This was the certificate weethig. The beakrept ewes to oosecored weditoes 3,2161 ; to those holding newrity, 2,674/. The property held as security le reload et 3,9301. ; Bittern Webbed by the Reeterager), 4011. The profits had bees 7674 ; the losses 1,1441. • camases, 1,0001. Tin beakropt had a capital 1,4801. in& The Commissions— What was the bankrupt in this cwt Mr. Btoplter (he solisitor for the aseipees)-134 kept the Grenhopper Tavern sad dialog-rooms is Greenhorn sweet Casino (tbs *Bela assigueo)—Aud was a speculator I load sad letilliop. The pormirdosor—Thre I supporta there is aethirog for Sielise—Notbiog at present ; bat there will be game °We property in a short time. a Mr. Orman—There it 7COI. is tie Bark of England, bet an wanienlik lionesses maims It all. There may be 2001. to 300Lbeyoarithat. I Mr. ss. as behalf of the bankrupt, said that he kali andel es die tavern business far several peen with mem bet be bad nofortsnately bees induced to venture Inks igalliMag epremilotions at °rosewood sod alsewhete. In esnelmmenes of the default of a peruser be lest largely ; a kinks keen was entailed upon him by the failure of the budder who had contracted to complete tlte bosses. The bankrupt was obliged to complete them ; he beam. involved In °lmagery and common law proceedlar ; and the freak was his failure. Mr. fitopher said the assignees did not oppose. Tire Commissioner—Do they thick the bankrupt is en titled to • mom; close outdate ? Mr. Stopber—Yee. A second clam certificate was ranted. IN _ 11 RIIIISII.I._ The cam of William Regis Rumen, the celebrated blacking isinufeeturer, of No 30. Strand, hes titan for sem, time haws the court ander a petition for arraugement. Mr. Linklater now appeared in sappers of a petition for adjudication in bankruptcy, which had been promoted by a creditor who Monate Mom the private arrargenient. The regulate preliminaries Ming complied with, toe aledica lion was made. . _ . _ The bankrupt in described a. William Hugh Reesell, l blacking nianufacterrr, of No. 30, Brand, 'radios under the firms of n Willtem Buseall and Co." and Warren, Ruse% and Co." The liabilitim are stated at between 22,000 i. and 23,0001. ; assets from 13,0001. to 15,000/. It a that there at* about 4,000 debtors to the estate. P ri a a t tioneur, in making tie aajudieation, °Mama that the first steps in ell bankruptcy were an parts, and did Ott require the premise of the bankrupt. Nor did the presen tation of a pantos for arrangement at all interfere with or impede any hostile creditor in his right to Ile a petition in bankruptsy. At the ewe time each •mediter pica:waded at hie pea DUBLIN, Bm. 12. The Lord-Lieutessot has, it is understood, put off his inteadsd visit to Wexturd, when he was to lay .he founcation stone of the testiwooial to the halm heroes ot the late war, unit after his retant frost Eogland, whither his Excellency rased. early next month. The /1-essiteir give. the fullowiag election tumour on the authority of a oaeropoodent, namely :—* That Mr. 071alierty, M.P. for the town of Galway, is about to vacate hie seat, owing to his appointment to a government dim, sad that Lord Dodo, on the coassrvative intend, and Lord lluokellin, ea the whip, will be candidates for the vacant seat. Should a silent author, not a hundred Riles from Galway," condom the Avow% u observe that waive, mood so ehanoteriatie of the man, and refrain from throw log his weight Into the whirl male, the contest will be a sharp one." The Cork papers report the following cam of re moval of blob-born poor from London : Ism CANARD —Tito Conk Bremticar prints the Janina/ carious occernase: Abeat three o'clock on the stoning of the Tralasteat a large wt.& deck bylaw tams got into the luta% of the Cock Hubner ►ligyhtkoat', Roches Toner, sad anted a good deal of coafatioa by brealibig the lamp (lawns sad extinguishing the lights. After the unhappy fowl was pastially roasted the ksepen succeeded in ea l narlag kin, sad placing the light la its usual state of • MASOt es INTELLIGENCE.—PROVINCIAL GRAND LODOII Or BUZAU Aso Nonlar Dowx.—Owiag to the resigestioa of hie 0.01 by the late Grand Master of this revives, the Dabs of Leh:tater, the Grand Muter of Ire land has applaud the Marquis of Dmegal to be Pro vincial Grand Matter foe Belfast and North Down. Hit lordrhip hat already eon:lasted W. 8. Tracy, H.q , R.M., as Deputy Provincial Grand Matter; and G. A Cu. ratans, Eq., as Proviaend Greed lieerstsry.—Brifore A am Lae. SPORTING , . BITTING AT NANCIMITIR--FaiDAT. GMAT TONENHIIti HANDICAP. 8 to 1 apt Nwalmad (t) 100 to I apt Ups (t) I lo Bto 1 Pastoome (t) MI 1 Vandal (off) 100 to 1 Torkaktre Om (t 1 BT. LN STAKES. Eves as NEtactoa (t) IN to 8 opt Ntotbot Is Bfrd.on -100 to S apt Wrier& (I) ttio.Wl4. (t) lame loadylaot (t) 100 to 7 Vittoria (off) 110 to 1 Bmislogilragat) CHAMPAONN WEAKEN. Bto 4 apt Goblin& (t) I 4to I wit raj War CISAIEWITCM WIALM II to 1 calkatt on tbe 1144 ca l 40 to 1 apt IWO, (t) N to 1 apt Mr. Dyke. (I) 40 to 1 Illidtatas (t) DUN PA CUP. —_ . .__ 300 to 100lielia7:1114 7 0(ciitlf or nos). DONCASTER—Fa:DAY Moat% Tn NUDWID.• Houma as,. Marna :—Usapasse, Impostor. Curtsey.Ooldimii. Swath Led Law. FAZZOLIIITTO AND TAN by. Labya.—Fassolatt• was sweat auto, all his DOOMMille 111411 uae randy (rMq) at alas Oda* s.m. 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UM; spharr, Sept 14 sad Ust.l4 at IS, sa llsSatsuat Overt. asla, i 6 sad lams, Urs. shastse ; et eals. 1= 6„. /fifirksgrar. Jame L. mils saw asat U sad Ost. 13, at I, at =M. kb. Itssaaltars, Tsialos. sad ataidak IZMIR ; at. lame. James Canasta. Liam Word. maim nimini. S ept 12 sad Oot. 13. at I st Llserpasi 'aut. Dd. Yam Jam. Liverpool; at auk. toga.Lluiped, Jame Ma**, Um poet, WWI. 011. and st 11, at 1.1.81p301 Court. Sol., Dodge, Limos). ;at ads, Temr, JAUL. ! FATION. Wass 1 . 411, wooill, rairaroulkart amid», drippt suaalattarar, Segt. ea om. 34. et 12. at lisastmater Coot amit ..d Co. tispaisdroot, aid Alma and Mu ... Beesley ; IL mtg., Ildnamm.Mattabtatd. Jams Sway IladasaAvas, tau, lira brig. ND at 11g, int Now. at I 1 at toads Cwt. isin, Marl ad Hang Lola; GIL rig T. Leads. Entrant, V ., amp balky Corr, Mutative, rag stralset. le^ 29 at IR tad Nev. 7 at 11. at Leeds Cowl. lama W birwlak, lasi; mg peg, Years Leads. 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Forreetr, read the following letter :•-•• Ds. pontoon* of &lace end Art, Marlborough Iltinee, Sept 4. Sheffield obtained from the Imperial flosoni.sios tire highest reirognitioa of its services to the Paris Rohl bitiou, it w.ll, petit's., be interesting to your town t.c por ens some memorials of that event; and I en tberofo . e directed by the Lords of the Committee of Privy Crustal for Trade to transit to lose cue one et the few eels which' hove boa ' , Alecto, of ph degreeha taken by different per. ' erns dories the exhibitios ; end I en to amuse their lordship.' hope that et may b. agreeable to you a , rporablin beams the rano to be pubt ely rabehred, and afterwards to be deposited in the library of the &hoc! of Art, or other public institaties which your corcoratio• may think most eligible. I have the honour to be, sir, your mist obedient ter reet,-Homot Coto The Worshipful the Mayor of Bhrtield " T..e Tows Council, after auto dirtostion, de cided that the photograph. ehoull be exhibited at the fortbcomitie baser is aid of the Sen,ol of Ar, and after wards 1 ennesmtiy piatted in the Free Library. TESTIMONIAL To THE REV. 1 / 1 1. SCORESBY.—A private isitividsol, is tilt!' edesiretion 01 the noble and dis inter-steel curduct of the Her Dr. Se.crerhy, in his retest voyage round the world, bat lorwerded t e him, through a a Melva, a chat tor 1101, with eh. fo:li.wiag t oe Letitia : sole o eirdpiterit 01 hie wide wetlO services is regard to the • fry of life an I proJerty at set, pease beg Dr. desessb to favour no by reoer3t'ag on my *mount the mite."-MoncAos'er IrJearartii. (AertlibleNtetlta--HOLLOWAVO OINTMENT AND Itta k rwaarot Ma van Cosa or ..MINIPVIA.—CaII of Meer ins bosigiiir. Warminster, Newtco, to Proems° les t-fer: Dr. Thomas Mute*, ytosols. Milton. St. Mary'., ins e mow year- Penn. ty alerted with errata.. lie teat wine maim la the nape ei effretleig a ears, tat en relied. The Sum eery neliently wonted his rieenpatene; therefore be is Mihnny's Oinureet mad rill. red by noir d r=rerlsleed re brine to Mete be .6 mow neeeered. end by .11 mann Wears theausboht the world: at Ptolemy DeLlowsre vehrldiimahk 211. SINK tondo., mat illaidetaleas, New Yak; bp A.Siawipt. olenntisople; A.Outrtin. Sayre. ; sad b. Indre IX 11 DUNCAN SLIIIII_IAIII.. The bankrupt was a nodose& sad florist, of St. Martin's lane. This was the inaminst'en m 'slier. baokropt owee to unsoeureid creditors, 4,264/. ; t i ditto secured, 6211 ; liabilities, 3261. The meets were stated at 8641. is good debts, sad 4677. in property; prrpetty held by creditors, 2661. The profits (la two yeses) fled been 7491.; losses, 634/. ; trade enemies. 2,4131 ; demotic ditto, 7e41. Mr. Pike appeared for the assigeen, end bri. lly examined the beskrapt as to some smell sums which lied ems into his heads shortly before his bankruptcy, also as to a debt of 1,2001. alleged to be des to his father-is law, deceased. It wes suggested that • patties of the debt wee • gilt, bet this the benkeapt positively dented. He had gives 'eminences fee the moss; and had paid linnet cm a porcine, Wing reselpte for the unmet" so paid. He had borrowed 1001 from Mr. Clark, the msigen, in February last, sad men dosed at the time that he was about to ree,:ve something from some ptoperty la Chancery. He had sines rec.ind 60L, but this hedging in tinging" of his brothers debt, sot of Mr. Clark's. Mr. Clark, in examination, gene a &Permit account of the transenne. The bankrupt ultimately passed, all questions of conduct being reserved for the cabinets meeting. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—SarT. 12. MN= MI Calli 0611:101111100111. IN TII3 turns OP 11/11T aracooar WINNI AVBRIT. This insonsat, described es a lieutenant-colonel in the Spanish may, whose case wee beton no mutt es the pre ceding dip. was farther based. Mr. %Ilium, of the firm of Williams and Clapham, nwellers, in the Strand, epgmed, sod complaieed that the insolvent owed them *petards of 401. for tackles of frwellerV i one of which was a gold Albert chain, to nearly 201. Tee insolvent presented lament at theh shop in fall nolface, having been at a levee. The insolvent now raid be heel given ble sow the gold shale and be was at Algiers. He had expected soots property ander an intestacy in right of kis wife, but had been disappointed. Mr. Horper, soother opposing ereditor, a soli itnr in the country, had advanced 3001 cm the property under the latestam, but the insolvent's wife chimed her equity in Chancery, and there wee not enough to pay the Scat advisee by Messrs. Jackson and Graham. Mr. Hoop. r oppeerd as Thursday, but he prebend "yachting" ti-day; and did not appear. The issolvehr, wEe wee .sported by Mr Sargood, bad petitioned the lout in UM, when be revived skid/guest The Chief Comminioaer said, as Mr. H.ioper bad stayed away today, his ease bad felled to Ma ground. He con sidered that Kenn William had a gond cams of com plaint. The insolvent bad walked into 'heir shop in tall sai•orm, and had obtained goods, when he had, to say the least of it, so expectation of miss for them. H. had sine* his former 'mot y ham living oe his Meads. The case was adjoureed to serve some creditor, and the Comminicreer said it would make " no difference," as he would have a jedgment. 1* 111 SM. 01101101 IIr•LTIR 101111 , 18010. This insolvent, late curets of Bistehinci.y, near Reigate, applied to be dist hlt ged. The detainiog creditor, a rumor named Lsgg, opposed in penal, and complained tha. the In. solveat awed him moult 1001 , end lied paid him 601. The la- solvent's stipend was 1001 a year, and lately it. rector. who was on ;he confines', had allowed his 1601. Re h.d lost the curacy, and was now cuts e of a place et Haitian, in Yorkiloire. The opposing creditor salted the court to eat aside a portion of the intolverre lames ler his creditors, even if it wee only 101. a vier. The Chief Commlnioter said it would be ridicules, to set slide cry portion of the iaso.vent's income as a carat.. Should he stir become a rich man he would, ro doubt, pay hi* debts. There was nothing to prevent him from being discharged. He was accordingly discharged. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. IMMIX as. CIIIA.Y, AT WEITIIIIMITIL. Louis Colton, a dirty-lookiog limos, was iadictitd for hayloft unlawfally assaulted Fronts Young, a child of 13 Jean of age, with tato*. Mr. Sleigh prosecuted to b.b.lf of as iostitutioa for embroils, the law for the pa.ticuou of females; Mr. Pearce appeared for the priaoaer. It appeared that the proscenia was ths daughter of Job. Yoasg. who Inca at Shadwell, and she and a sister a blue oldar than bewail( wen outploysd st s tailoring establish. sestoreled os by the prisocer—wko also had another plao• of Issidwoo—st 29, Scarborosilt•strest, Tontsragtousd. The sue what bin was that as the let of Snout be Mkt the promosolds set seder the pretest of reapstrisg hoc toga Into th• Derooob is as ornod, ekes he foilowsd her, took her to a pabilskomis and pee he ease refs, thorn to plus isPettiossWene. Where he beagle box s dim, sod 18, lift Mle a WNW, Na. 4,,Asgel.aßsy.Whiteehpl. tame la eamallted ea assault spine bee, but air gar away, bevies IniMed his attempt, and told her meats. Mir father at este canted the primmer to he apprehmeded. The limy loud the primmer &day of the smolt, and Mr. Creasy matemed aimto 10 months' bard labour, ob serving that the society Lai acted with great propriety in tattles up the prosecutioa. Mary Canoe as Irishwoman, ' yes Whited for stealiag W sea of 71.. ;he massy of Jamas Brsdy. Mr. Legend appesred foe the peseassaisa, Mel:kat for daapaissaer. From • laapimemlipalleake appeared that *a Ifferiarierm —a fileMeri4 seidier, in the eseelpt of as eutradsa from Chelena Hospital—hod bees out recently in the hop die trials M a labourer, sad had saved his .amide to the aanseat of 71. He gad taken mapasaina os the primer as a woman in distress, although she was as habitual drMkaad, pave her a lodging. BM acquired a know ledge', where the store of money was kept, and took as appletandty of stealing it, and deposited 61. for seculty with a mantas at !Madmen, with whom she bad bees is she habit Miami's mosey which she received from a ship. pima fies, en saimat Mimes one who was at see. The jury (mad her Bally. Ileateam deferred. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-H0179E. Peter TOM, a unman, I. the employ of Mums. Gill and Frost, eora-elealero, EeeWtnet, Walser), was brought before Mr. Alderman Wire chteged with basis, ote:ea two looks of oats which, with a larger quantity, he ought to have delivered to a customer, Mr. H. Suter, livery-stable-keeper, Qum-street, Cheap aide, salt—l hum the prise., by his bringing eon to my premise from Messrs. Gill and Frost's. He MEW to my stables 'someday morning with 10 quarters of oats. From information which I received from a neighbour to the edict that the ptiuser had not delivered two of the seeks, bet °accosted them in the bottom of the waggon with a tar polio, I obtained the assistance of a polios-oMmir, and we watched him back to Lis master's premises. I th en asked him what he had in the waggon, and he replied "nothing." I found two auks of oats in the bottom of the waggon, which ought to hove been delivered by him at my premien I tlion gave him into custody. Mr. C. F. Frost.—The priestlier has been is my employ. meet as airman for the last twelve or fourteen year. Yes terday I pent him with three loads of oats to Mr. 8 tutu'. prowess where it sou his duty to deliver them. When he was issued of the robbery, be stated that the oats were brought home foe the use of my hones. Friemet—Bid 1 rob you ? Alderman Wire—No, you did not :Oh your muter; yea robbed our muter's customer. Mr. Frost—A Mr. Oldham is in court, who was desired to bi bete this meenieg. •Mr. Thome. Witham, of No. 7, Trafalgar-et:est, Wal worth, stood lorward, Alderman Wire-1 am not going to order you to be swum at present, bat you may make any statement you think proper. Mr. Oldham—Ths 'winner called suit me several pun ego, and told me that be bad the privilege of buying oats at places where he brought hie mune' owl from, end he inked me if I would buy a sack. I have oormaionally bought of him at the rate of a shilling per sack lover then I could perch... them elsewhere. Aldermaa Wire—The Mr most be remanded in order that the °Meer may have as opportunity of going to Mr. Oldham's and Noticing some mqviriee, and Mr. Oldhern mast enter into his reugnioances to appear when the Fri goner is again brought up. The prisoner was remodel. Williams Thomas Bader was brought up upon remand, charged with having been toned in illegal poesession of thirty-tour ladies' mantles, the property of Megan. ?Cobol son. of St. Paul's churchyard. Mrs. Gibbs, of West-street, Walworth, said—For some lime past I have been in the habit of making copes and mantles for Messrs. Nicholson. On Tuesday lest 1 sent • man with a wicker basket containing 39 mattes to Moon. Nicholson, and I have not seen him since. The 84 now productd aro a portion of those 1 seat. Mr. George, superintendent of the mantle department at Messrs. Nicholson's, identified the property as belonging to his employers, and said that its value was about 181, to 201. C. Baker, unstable, No. 635, who soreheaded the pri soner when eartyiag the basket in Petsichatlane, applied for • farther remand, for the purpose of finding the mu to whom the basket was wanted for delivery to Messrs Nicholson. _ _ _ The prisoner. who still penisted in urging that this basket waa given to kiln by • stranger to carry to the lihsories. was rusaadei. BOW-STREBT. A young map, who reused to give either his name or address, was charged w th ate cling a gold Altai chain, the property of Mr. Kemp, 342, Strand. The prisoner went into Mr. Kemp's shop on Thanks retains and wised the prior of the chain. He was told 41. 4s. The prisoner said, "I suppose you will take 41.," to which Mr. Kemp made eo reply. He thin renewed to box at two watches, pointing to them in the winnow. Mr. Kemp was teaching over to set them when the prisoner bol.od out of the carp, An alarm was retied, and during hie 11.0tht the prisoner's cap blew re'. Ha was mutually discovered, bare-hPadid, near the Fnuntbin•uepe, Carting lase, by trdiee consorts Pat's, F 147, to rebate he ad mitted his offence. Tile ebb* wh'cls he had thrown down, was reowered, and a pawn)) sheet duplicate found upon hies showed that he had pledged another in the name of HlNVCll."—Remanded far farther examination. MARLBOROUGH-STREET._ Elisabeth Biagbans, charged with obteining a number of eapeneies silk dresses from Mere. Lewis aid Co., silk mercers, Regent -inset. The prisoner bad recently been in ire service of Madame Berger, dressmaker, of Davies-street, a cultomertf Messrs. Lewis and Co. A few days bark she brought a written order, purporting to cams from Madame Berger, for some silk dresses. The dresses were estrasted to the prisoner, who bought them all back except oar, which she said was ap proved of by Medians Borger. A day er two aftirwards she brought another order, awl obtained a dren. She obtained a third drove; but when she presented a fourth older, yu ' terday, she was detained sod given into the custody of Pohowsergesst Jammer, C 21, who questioned her as to the writer of the orders. Sba et flat void that Mediae Berger snore them, but afterwards she admitted that she wrote them inesalf. The dresses wire found in the bands of three pawn. brokers.- Oas of the Arm of Mews. Lewis and Co. said be thcaglt pay nbrokers did their business in a very loose manner by ' taking in sac► goods. Here were three dreamt of an aspen. l ake material, 18 y.rds each in length, and costing on an average 61. 10e. sub, pledged, ore for a guinea, the other two for two or three shilling. mere. It wee she to be noticed that the pawntickett put down the lesgths at 13 yards, +berme they measured 18 yardr. Mr. Illogbes said his experience warranted him in ray ' leg that the pawnbrokers an his distr.ct !appeared to do their business is a respectable maaser. He thought there wee a want olds' di.cretion on the part of the prosecutors in allowing strmgera to take sway goods on such orders as those new sridneed. iiies;tsded till Friday. Banavohition.—Ftea L.P., a 54 note, teeeived to the poor-boa. CLERKENWELL. CarAin* Gilbert, 34, art No. 2, Berkeley-street, of no oc cupation, and Charles Stacey, aged 30, of No. 11, Br.ll plane, Somera-town, a commercial traveller, were placed at tiro bar before Mr. D'Synceart, charged with being drank sod dotard* r. y ; and the latter was further charged with twice attemptieg hi. life in the police tell at the Platt street station-holm, Somers t It appeared that on the previous night the two prison( in wars drunk and disorderly in Middlisea-streat, farmers tiers, and attain that t.. ay would not go away, 3u7 9 took them to the station. When they had been there a short time, Sergeant HA 39 S. heard a Data in the cell, and upon procesoing there be found the male prisoner with his nick. rthuf tied very tight y, and black in the face. The wile said she was e. rein that if her husband was let go he would not attempt his life again. Mr. D'Eyncourt, after tome just remarks on the enormity of the man's attempting his life, discharged the prisoners. _ . LAMBE VII. Mrs. Sarah Rowell w;SiOrtlyesassined on a charge of deeerin g liar infant, :easing it in the booking office at the Waterloo railway rat on. Mr. Norton said is had before him a letter wr.ttes by the prisoner's rider, and he hod no doubt from its purport that the prisoner was nameable; but stall her conduct In deserting her child was highly improper, and it wee a great mercy that tee infest bed not lost its life. If it bad, it would hate been his duty to commit her to be tried for her I life. He hoped that her triceps would be a waroiog to her (or the future. The priaoner was the. discharged. TUE VICToltIa (LONDON) DOCKS. A SOTN epoodent (menial• a us with ih t followiog additional patties lore relative to the price realised by the Victoria (London) Dick Company for their suer' is lend. The dock company ' in their amended ant of 1853 obtained rower to take a quantity not exceeding 200 aerie of land, " for (Ate: than duck purpose.," the entire of their property being about 640 aerie, mitten, as stated io thiir publ.thed account', about 2501. per acre. The 1 nullities. of the locks being en tirely conducted oo the north sde, whe•sion are 'Pirated the Custom 11.11111*, • h. Jetties, warih , u•er, sheds, 1'1(144'131W apparatus, aid wi riling pleat of the c =pane , . it follows that the who.* of the south margin, ablut 13 000 I , Dellf feet may (11 thought desirable) he could or lit for ii.dastrial pur pas s The puke demanded varies from 21. 10s. to 41. ter linger foot per et.num, accordion to positions, and 400 to 600 feet have already found tenants no these tells. 1 he lard commands frontage to the dock, wi h he Blackwell Rail w in th 3 rear, thus persert.rin a e of facilitiis. Ao equal "Fee* on the novh eide, at the rear, will probably be let in a similar Ivey, aa it west MCI to the railway, as s i s Is immed ate vithntty of the docks. The entire ye v.... from • h e MUrs will probably be very large, with the additional advantage that the industrial occupatioss of the Nasals mast inentese the general bosiaese of the doalts. Alluvia' the average depth of %hi 26,000 linear feet to let .q be about 260 feet, the actual quantity of lord %hoe applied, I will se shoat 100 seta, pee Stag a high real, and represent ing • ramarkeble imam of vales whhta a short plod. !GOAL—The average oripe of heves or Yeacovadoaogar tle pro duce, of tits edge promotion to easeriskarespatell trees returns wade la the week ,adios Sept. 9, to SOs. O. per ewt., eselosive of defy. The O.'4s pries of brown or lloolovatio tow the produce of the Maaritioefot br week as whole is 30e. ltd. The average price of brain or Itaiowscto sugar the Rodeos of the east ladies for the wash as above is its. tied. The average price of the three foregoing dwear et, osa of lager for the week - as above, anthers of gaty,ts 301. ltd. pres _ - Eames. Bear. 11.—There Me been rather those disposition glows to emus this week both bg Misers and grows. mid • fair theggst of business hs• to,. trammeled dace oor Wet, at prime Whig fathoms of Wisest =snored with the quotations tan days ethos The sales sontheith tho Muth. them Innis; 0.000 ale of Metwhiss together with Men toss. yellow Ilavannabg ands touch hew booing= could base been done had the aloes been better mo bbed with maples Babas' pushisa has been freely dealt i n thi s west, but show no land of tinprovement ; the thorth of =- goods is the hulls of the mime ere sow math re. dosed. Is rum we ere without sale tenpin; owing to mall 'apply ce show. ODTlON.—Ltworoos., Parr. IL—There in no change to notice In the penes at any quality on desert n= of cotton since Friday last, the quotations then given tong to all respects Ermly sod steadily sup. ported. We quote 'kidding Uplands Sid : Mobil,, 614.; Orleans, Mid. The cassettes of brokers place lair Uplands SO noti ce.;, Mobile, 8 04 god Oriesns lid. Me have no new testate to the de. wand the: wheat the week being fair boomtown, bat the business has bean transesteo in • dull and spiritless manner. and, sa we have mid, without prodwing the least alteration In prtm, Egyptians have been in pretty good regent, but the inserted demand has been very freely not by hoiden,. Parma see emcee, and command vary full and Wraith rates. The accounts from America see very soil ICON parties trete the damage Ina been Moe to the meg, while Winn state that the storm bee been congaed to the tee west. We liaM bathos' seine. on Monday, to throw some I ght on the nutter. new conott Is arriving elowly, the receipt. Wier 400 bales, spinet KM boles to sum period last ;ear. 5.100 notericem, 510 san e itt n tL its an. and 15u Panne we r.wortad to haws been taken on ; 4,110 Amnon, 2.000 Surat, 10 Egyptian, and 190 Per. Rau tor 'sport ; so that the deliveries to th e trade for the week have been about 15.100 bales. this. today 7,500 bales. 1.500 bong ail Ws. cantata and ice sabot. gam, of the week 50,170 bake. COlN.—Calussroan, num 11.—The 'apply was satallee to-day thaw hat week. sad there bring a mixt demand, the lull primer hat week wen obtained, sad in some et -. Is. shine.. The crop is not so well spasm of as to yield, and much a the wheat is In poor on. Mdse. Zed wheat back t 61s. to re.; white, 70e. to 765.; extra. 775. Bei:op more orfariag, sod it Are way In prke ; It named from 41a. to 50s. Baas without change la wine. Lamas. herr. 11.-Ow minket was moderately supplied with Want Swear; the demand good, at ra. advance. A better supply of bodes; the trade slow, at la. to Is. decline. There:seers • few sam. piss sleets showing; the quality fair. Wheat, red, 645. to 6;a; Id" Na MOM. Earley, Sts. to Vs. Oats, 75. to 80s. larearook, Barr. 11.-At Our day's market them was a good at tendees* of the town and country trade, mad of buyer from the Wader. Wheat met with an est* wise demand for 0065%11110Am, at • pimersi edemas of 2d. to ict. per 70. b. on old and new sail Id. N 24. per 701 h, on new Mal. Inoue was also In sad the tuns dearer. Old olds were in tale request, and their value, but a err were eerier to bay. Oatmeal, with ealswealts most be oohed 6d. to Ir. per load lower. Earley, Moos sal psis sleet ease be Dote lower, and without much demand. ladlsmeara wee more firmly held, end may be tolled 6d. to Ia per rmerMe dearer, Si.. U. to Ids. being oh' Mashie for prime yellow Doe I mined, sad 316. to s4e. ier qoarter fee tat white. We quote Wes asea:sces whim sleet, PM. to 3d. to 10e. 4d.: old. 9s. 96. to 1A.; .; new red, 90. 10. to 9s. Id.; old, 9s. Do 3d. pee 7016.. oat, red wheat (sweet) la. 9d. to le. 3d. per 70Ibs. New Ilia whin wheat, tia. 90 to Si, Sel.: red, 3s. 3d. to es. 9d. per 701 b. AMMO= 11011 Z Worn 2So. per bane) for bound Westerns, to 33a. ed. W epsatah, Ses ; new Irish, 32.. to 330, per sack. WaMISMIak ern. IL-There was • fair attendance and nee sed old Mime MIN alike firm, at Lot week's prices. Barley was n L. . shaper per qr. Be as stebar, and no chance in oats arid Avenge for the week ending Sept. 8:-Wheat, 20176 qr., 71s; eats, 191 qrs , 30a. 110.; beam, 108 qrs., 470. hid. ODEABA, Arm I. Corn—The .deices trim Marseilles of August 29 ban ireperted renewal vigour to our motets torte the day before yerterday; 22,710 chetwerta of maize have been cold at Iran 5.64 eilrcr roubles to 6 filen. roobles, equal to 245. to 30e. per quarter, free on board; I.Boochetwer la port wheat, 9.75 saver roubles to 11.40efiver roubles, equal to 47e. 94. to 55e. per quarter, free on board ; There is no rye on the scot—for October delivery buyers et 61 roubles, equal to Ms. AA, bat without tbdirceellers ; fey, an the Boot, at 4.15 roubles to 4 roubles, equal to On 6d. to 92e. hi. per quarter, free on board ; wheat and maize area abort crop, while nats and barley will be very plinth. fel. Llnseed is quiet, but owing to deficiency in the yield, and the want of seed on tee spot, holders will not give way In price—tor October delivery there are buyers with at eel/ere at 9 roubles, equal to 4.1.9 d. Wool—Tbere are about 2,500 bale. of Ponalroy wool oaths spot, of which b 0 call for special attention, being fine Bret quality, and well garbed—these are held et 6.75 roubles, equal to Old. per lb.— (From the circular of Mews. Draper, Pietroni, and Co.) SHIPPING lATELLIGENCE. THE SEA•BORNB MAILS. [Men So dohe toe seating no a mad tails an a Sunday, the 100 the 01. to c vita; Loofa la the Cale at the Lndia att.,* esortbalopton, which, on each ontenione. b mode op Wmolds. *.teat 111 1 MIMI ere up U Wb"0,,.... 3 what' When a/ whit the Nat Whoa. catehed 6/1.14* "'Pieta' 4"11. _..... 17th of t. ...._... ,_. ~.... WWI ) r 111.170 . Si' posa d 11,11111 11..a i.,,,,i atbitt.. % pt. 15. Adam Otheahar month. ''' " Gibraltar Ma:ta 1 I .114 " "•"' ' int 2oth I 4th *Me Cke ." lg Of the [ 16.1 k. C3lolllbo, MI," rem .anti coati. aanas. .3inaritas I Month. Ull .C. 2 .1 Chia.. 1 4th et an*. Pw 11 asi the .......... 4 „. &wpm monida. .mirm. iIb.SPIIIIni t -124.20 ..:1 1::: Cipttes. Sot— = Cle'llar-a;ieG"das l, E Oat. I ... . I.3tt-„,h. 'l'br,,,,. 1.....-. .......... Ceylon i Isola J J Liston } Madeira CapadeVadi South. anion POk'. 1 .• cantos. Maar Oat. 13. Tyne . Bamsoaless Falkland lo landa West Indies 1, (szcapt aa. llcaultwae). bid & iii& 11 I .' let alai Vs."'" —hi of the P°"th- Parana ! 161°1 Solent Grey Town „,,,,„iii. nenton. NewOranada I, neigh. Chili ... Pent .... tai Regdun. )11 wept. IT Dth" Farms at tbs Silentlin omega k° •"' )11 Oct. 2 ... ..,,don n.._... oot. I. ........•••• ib Madeira tent n ...I E lent. 23 ... PIT' Omits 10et. 6.. !Mope W.C.otatrion math. Branhaortk America ... 1 I Every Frl. Upooivir: Oasadal dept. 13 Atria United States Ualted States i !mt. 16 It Vim'BnUatiNorth 1 alternate , Bane .. Mpt. 23 Amerias ... Tuesdays. '— Canna mon. States eolith ltritlahtiorth iII *pt. 34 ... ‘4,., 4111110... init. .0 mama America— Canada ...... 1 } Ver....6.14,..: t•lpc'er.„: tltt k 4apt. 16 , :lett'. , em 21-Isornans. a—Swung. , The screw-steamer Kangaroo, Ewing, beeee to Philaderhia. pawed the o.d HOW. of Kleist. Wm, 11, 1 p.m, in 214 home from the lic,cl: Light—Liverpool, Sept. IL VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Commit'. Bride (barque), from Algot Bay for London, July 22, lat. 10 N., lon. 26 W. Clio (MT), Auw. 20. lat. 44.50 N., len. 4.9 W., 17 days out from Pl 7. mouth tor Quebec. C. Grinnell. timed mat, Aug. N, ofT Pandy Hock. Demo; Irow Lirerpdol for Quebec. Aug 1 4 . lat. 45 N. Lou. 45 W. Er dimaro, from New York fm Ltverpml, Aug. 23, lat. 4) N., lon. 69 W. Irma %Vial , . from New York for Liverpool. Aug. 20, lat. 41,101. 6'. Illramtebl, loom kowtow for Quatro; At g. 2%. Miltrou" ibuflkel. from Mourns me Loidak 59 dam Aug.9.l4t. 16.55 N., Lon. 37 W. Hove Eliza (ship), from Cdombo 'or Lot.dm, 106 days, Aug. 3, lat. 14.44 N., Lou. 27.43 W. BIRTHS, MAItRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BI RT HB. PINCH. — S ept. 7, at 'Nitta-sham, Kest, the wife of the Rev.& of a'01•11: GRAY.— Sept. 9, at:Shrewabury, the re of W. IL Gray, Req., of • nos. _ _ HAY Id AN.-Bept. 11, at Dover, the wife of the Res. 11. Harman, of St. Mares House, lierselydoso, of a (laughter. UENBIQU a.-Sept. 11, Drs. D. D. Henriques, 10, Upper W:ropule . . • street. of a sot. WYE& - Pept. li, at Portland Cottage% New.croes, tbe Vc of J. A. lima, fag., of a run. MARRIAGES. BLUNT—TOO. —Sept. 10.. t I umwer hutch, Botiortoke, by the It. v. J. E kempe. of St. Jaw a's, l'icecdilly. mewled by the Rev. St. Jahn Blum. Chalks Barre, Penn) Artillery, ircond .0a of lalimrd Walter Bunt, of fiempshcr.t rata, Ety., t t M,ry Auguste. only daughter of the its 1 ieut..Col. James Tod, formerly pol Meal agent is Itajpontana. Rt. II MOS D WILSON.—Fept. 11, at the ' , with church of Sheffield, be the Rev. 'remelt Litchfield. Itect..r Fatbinchae. Northamp. Moabite. brother•ln.lair of the breleareera, lirlir! The a+ BIM. mond, E.q.. Captain In the timth Rcomcot. tem.c.f toe el Mettler Well , cad, RA., f ruerly of the 19th Re.riment. to Whet, third dauchter of the late John Wilton, hog., of th.lhalme. RODNEY—LUBBOCK.—Sept. it, Dawn Church, Kent, bv the Bev. J. lanea. Vies , . W. P. ttntney. N. ma el the lion. W. P. Rodney, of I lanvibaimel Court, alctoweittobire, to Dicey Ilotallit daughter of Bit J. W. Lubbock Batt., of High Bleat. V 051 2. hag. DICATIIB. ANDERSON.—Sept. 10. to Londe., J. O. Anacreon, ion if the lat• Dr. C. Auderaon, of Leith, aired !2. LLl4.—Fept. 11. at Fastbaurae-terrsee, Load, Defy Jan e wife of S. !lila, Erg . , of Candled, itareadore. ORAllahl.—Orpt. tO, at Ibta:vtenrace, Ll•elera, Mr. J. W. Grabens, Vied 70. RELY. Sept. 10, at Opriagerla LW% Clara Jima &melba a 11. gait, gag. wed 16. ?rimed sad pabilamall W W [Was IC= HALL% c 4 N 0 . 1 .= anat r la tas aW d ritatarft the Oice, la .ti to klie Miali et 111111.0.RatualoAT. SOMA'S'S. we. I P