The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-07 00:00:00

FRANCE. (non ova own COlllllll/11/11M1Wf.) pA9IS, fhTt ILDVI ETINIXO. According to our latest advice, from Constanti nople, lteschid Paths, who after his removal ham the post ef Grand Viaier we. mode President of the Ostancil of W Twilit hes now been deposed from thecae. also. This measure is regarded in official asks hero as a new triumph of French polici, sad a sow humiliation of Lord Stratford& Re&liSi, who bee hitherto borne the British tlig so high in Peekey. It bat been mated that Count Ilayne.al is very dbusteoted at his nomination to the embassy at Bt. Petersburg. This statement is altogether erroneous. 76 count was asked whether he would like the post, aril was very much pleased with the offer. The Par announces that, according to advioes drum Mexico, dated August 4, President Comonfort W consented to the proposed mediation for the set *mut of the difference with Spain. Instructions to this effect, it is said, hare been sent to the Mexican Minister here. Letters from Havanna. of the 11th of August, state that the troops forming the corps ',tended to operate in Mexico had rewired orders been Europe impending their departure. Count Walemiki has left for Biarritz. Letters from the camp at Chalons speak of an msfavourable state of the weather as having pee coded all the week. Yesterday so much rain fell that the camp was deluged, and all 'rola:ions wan per force suspended. The 30th of September is now aamed u the day on which the Empress will Jain the Emperor at the camp. The situation of the Ent l l i:h...tTooPS Indi , TXt occupies the attention of ziebets, which that, in its opinion, the but news received most be considered rather favourable than otherwise. Nothing in history, the Dehats conceives. is marked lay greater boldness than the determination of the British to remain firmly before Delhi, a city of 100.000 souls, and guarded by an army of how 40.000 to 50,000 men, well armed. and proviied with every kind of stores. The Debut. then proceeds to discuss the chances of the other presidencies remain . • from them. Having carried AGIRIBI& Old oats scarce, and tally se deer; new rather cheaper. d ry 1 ratter higher. More doing in per. WisurcH, Berv. 6.—At or markot to-day them t o torreed supply of new wheat, and an active tapi r 1 0 ,7 at 2.. to la per qr. advisee on last week's pric es - Th e 67, samples of old sell eta similar froprovement in value. b r , oats la good demand at lam rabic New beans la. Ds, r. dear. The pratess en proving very badly dr io ,„4 . Prices te the rowan Wheat, 62a. to 62.. per la. lid. to Is. 2d}. per stone ; beans, Dew, 43e. to v itle. old, 4 e•• lo 50 s. du Tort, Barr. 4.—Our brows are now busy Will their harvest, and wo have had oily • moderate ch ow grain et to-day's market, wh wee taken at ut l eo week's raga A few earaplee of ich bray airin g , abo c o r r ., end quality both good . la other articles no sit Wheat,, irides, 625. to 665. per imperial qr. ; red, 66e. to bps barley, malting, 435. to 44a; rye, Is. to le. Id. per , toe , r ob, ria to 74a.; oats, Is. Id, to le. Id. per stone of ler ; old, le. 4d. Floor, Me. to 48.. per sack of 28011*. KIRKCALDY, Ben. 6.—The fire weather with which., have been so Img favoured gave way on Wednesday ever, end very heavy thowers idlat Intervals all over th e cm -- ; until yesterday automata, when it stared up, an d it e look. like fair weather spin ; If it clears up now the epos.. have dons great good ; wu rely feared a continueace of ty rains. From tart season's aapetience, we are prepared to er our fanner. logs no time in earring their so roan u they are fit to be carried to rick. Owing UTZ m f r.. nutty of the cops, our formers have herr acti o A rrivi with harvest work that few samples bare bar me i c.untry markets this week. Old grain realised about h e t week's roma and new, when sold, wee generally referral the prices current nest week. Here, to-day, we had a,Oll supply of wheel, ill old ; it sold slowly at kit e r r, A few parcels of sew barley, quality various, IreigaJu i; 601135. to iiklbs , ty Übe. ; it sold Qr. Oats, only two peroa r s et Zor na Wheat, 30e. to Ma p a qr. new, Ms. to Me. 6d. Oats, old, 26e. to 16 1 , Dretre Ben. 4.—There was a very small supply d r , grain. Wheat 6d. down, and bete 3 d. to 6d. pa h oo d cheaper. Barley. oats, and rapeseed supported Tutelars prices. Wien our rear off 'lowly at last price*. aura pica of bakers' floor 21 .. ISIL per cwt. _ WATERFORD SUM. 6.—Oar eupplies of hoine-tvo t grain haveittally Mortised (Leong the week, ad abroad we rv. had mom liberal novels than for some time peek With the improved anoteate from London me Liverpool, our market las seamed a firmer to ....I increasing disposition ha ban maddened for boa.l Foreign wheat sad Indian corn have mom pertinently ae traded the attention of buyers, sad some coasidenble ay have base mad* for forward delivery at fell polo., At by • market fair show of • No. 8.451.) lIBTRALIA.—BLACK BALL LI Y 4 Matesew Na- Royal Mall Adak unto iR.r lsR at awn ratt Paniareaeari to Register. Oaptatea. lAN Omaha engage tZ ...W U% tresorcel:= bialedeiblaSh of &Ws ; isd are =ll Tree. I = r= &FL 1.... Ir.. Iblir IVA the 'dale el thels. taw " -- .1 /AO LS and Co.. Coal= gni gad Cp.. 2. DI oorsai•etreet. 1 4 ,==theteptoo the Mb VERIAND ROUTE.-STEAM VAid9bitatucri L. int ro to_k_rebeger. (trawl:mut awl tglairmo....p.r. gRLAND O la do moot nall t r o vool ) nd ll st S tlmo 'A nn et sot° o'clock oolluno. .Yw lo t s OS :sus- Spode sod Lrwolleru mei wed WI sod Auffustra so* Also Moles Blobovcolo. mr • CD.V:RBOBuITLaI, TnO E ..dertE UR N O : P . E .II..s : MATZ/ ..rvirklitize frc.. Vreititataf: ; lartnz r : . 4 . 1 „, aza c la r. dI ; II o LOVltael relnise. Boulbsoptaa "ffil ln, I WonastrseL Leads. C.O. • 11, ALBERT . dv la Hamm. Perla; sad Kam. CBRYWI N. sal Co.. mesa assals. la Bans sad Mai THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1867. The Blink Courier of Auffomt 22 gat oegaz Tim tempts of new wheat sad tour r • more literal, and prices en declioing rapidly, lad mast me films to decline for some time to come aa the mock here ac cumulates. The receipts at Chian°, Toledo, Detroit, and Cleveland ars blooming large, and we may mon look for plenty of business for the large east now lying idle in all our Le" Swts- Taking a broader view of the harvest and the markets, the New York Times says : Ths :ry a es i Z, now about over, has been comparatively Bide home by tams, and wheat has been gathered in better than boat Good flour will be proportiou ally fat more &handset then last year, and little dedui non from the agpegete yield will have to be made for weather losses. The accounts from Europe continue to foreshadow abundant harvests ell over the Continent, as well a• in Great Britain. The prospect therefore is, that there will be little demand for export of breadstuff. during the year un less the war in India should prove oo eanguinary and long continued as to call for en immense army from England, in which case s slightly increased export demand may be as aged. But with the undoubted large yield of wheat in this country, sad the email proepective foreign demand, the shipper. or, cautious in Making contracts for future de livery, and it is not probable that resent prices will be long maintained. Since our lest report then baseu some decline, and the flour and wheat markets ekes dull sad drooping. BRAZILS. The following is the letter of our corespondent : RIO, Avers? 13 . . . "After a lengthened period of Kibi;rant; :141 long-suffering the ire of the Brazilians is awakened at last, and it appears that war will shortly be de clared between Brazil and Paraguay. Lopes, the governor of this latter republic, has long persevered in a system of studied insult and annoyance towards Brad, end a Brazilian steamer of war, on her pas sage up the river, was treated so scurvily by the Paraguayan authorities • few weeks since that mat ters ram likely to be speedily brought to a crisis by satisfaction and apology being demanded. " The new tariff has given great dissatisfaction, and it is probable that it will be greatly modified and mired." THE PLATE. tab Intdlignict. 1161110POLITAN 00UNTT COUITY. he the wheel meet. MAOIT elgvt. Tburhlay. ; 11. 89 1 , - 9 . T 9 .749 9. 10: COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.--SEPS. 6. He. Commissioner Fans eat sad divined of • few arm As Inspector was appointed by the creditors in the matter of Y. Smith, of the Haennp Old Bank. Than was • certifi cate meeting in the tenkrupcy of Stonard and Stormed, who were oilmen In ShoreditcL The meets were rather better than usual in such omen sad the book-keeping decidedly good. Ascend-elms mamas were pasted. COTTON.—LITakroot, Bkrr. 6.—Ths market dosed firmly sad, compared maklday's rates, Flom of all Wadi aro without camas Tbo mho are oollaaatel at 10,000 bales, sad emamise 1,000 AZINnOINI for export; 40 Pews sad Ila isobars, at 10d. to 100.; 220 Bakis, at 9Jd. to 9111. ; 160 at lid to Ujd. ; 4,000 Swat., at aka. to Sit 7 . 4 7 ;g1t0t0.); 160 Bea lolanda, at 165. to 195. Total tam smog Thataday,l6,ooo balm; export, 1,600; spec., 2,600. COTTON GOODB.—MAIICH RSTIL, Barr. 6.—The rather quieter cotton market at Liverpool, where the sales this week, though large, have not much exceeded the total of last week's, has made no diffirenoe in the Ammer of this mast, though we have had rather leis activity this morn ing, and for several days peat, buyers preferring to watch the course of the market for the raw material, with which our own every day evinces a more sympathetic action. The !ad vance in yarns on the week has been fully id. par lb. taking one kind with another, and the business, though not very large, has not been inconsiderable. The sales of cloth have been sufficient elao to enabte manufacturers to make some Cuin Improving their position, though their succors be: far from uniform, depending upon the position a good deal of individual sellers in regard to stock. In this newt the makers of domestics, longcloths, and T cloths have bees roots memento] than the producers of most other fabrics, from the demand having run more upon then , Melon madly. She exports to India had fallen off 12,000 according to the returns of last month, but this M i Tor:co to aneed by incremed shipments to China, Central and South Atlleiall, and the continent of Europe,— our exports to Central and Boath America being 30c..c.y,est. of the whole for the month, and thins'. of yarns to Holland, and other European states being SO percent. of the whole. This has of course led to the resumption of work by producers of domestics and other goods that were wholly or partially oat of employ, while the =akin of shirting, and lecconets for India are turning their looms to other kinds of good.. The suspension of Menus. Warburton and Ormenher, elk broker., Manchester, Is 'Token of, and a meeting of creditors is flied for Tuesday. Their uncovered debts are estimated at about 20,0001. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lune, Sem S. —There ham Leers a good attandance of buyers in the cloth hello thin morning, and the market presented s rather lively appearance At the commememest tramactione were not freely entered into, but ft domed better, and a fair avenge badness ham been done. HARDWARE.—Staxixonam, Sam 6.—The trade of this town Ms improved 'es sax: last rime. During the been THE POLICE COURTS. WORSHIP-STREET. A midi koraTiierkt, en inmate of the Hackney Haim W was placed at the bar before Mr. D'Hylleill" i.••! e. NOI•lcion of baying wilfully canoed t.M ds of \sr Meethnate female child, tight yew old i l= lob the Bagmen Cann!. Held, N 232, lard —At nine o clock thin moen I wen en ally in a secluded pert of the Queen's road, Delsion, vim I saw • crowd of persons &rambled upon the tweringypeth, Moe to the hridge, one of whom M imed girl had been drowned in the canal, sad the* her mem bed just gone for the dregs. Almost rassedhidysikeereeds the keeper of the adjoining lock, and mother me n ems ap, accompanied by the prisoner, who directed i• . peralcular part of the anal, where they seed the deep ; sad, In • few minute@ the body of • Mid, drama in methane@ clothing, wee drawn out of the Inter. On quiratlorang Haitians, es to the means by whip she wee enabled to t ant the exact s wharethe body wee dlsoorered, se told me that for some time pot she an her child had been inmates of the Hackney worthenes, tram which pies she obtained Imo of absence on the pewter morning, to enable her to see for a place. The dauir t. i , res showed to go with her, and wLile they wen w Meg by the side of the church she noticed • nut in her end sat down with the child upon ems stops leading to the towing-peth, for the purpose of On raising her head in • few minutes, she was := to dad that her child had disappeared, and after an unsuccees fel mush for her, she made her way to the house of her mar -1 rradaister, et Canibridgetheath, where oho spent the night. raft embus to ascertain the fate of her child, she r- YORK Dire dame the chances of the other presidencies remain- What ;vith ihe resignation of - discontented °facers, itt/5 PLAIK. rg serious to serener the fate of her child, aberres the. town hes improved Yoe oar Let report. During the novidng's market we had • fair stiew of Zayre fr;;;lr s - Mew NEW YORK Dire img_faitidal to the Britiek rule, and observes : the wholesale desertion of privates, and die depre- - ao at an serly hour in the morning to the place where she past week a greater number of farces' orders have been e 1 we MI YE howeeer. go so kr ee re eay thet die Frastat datiou of marauding Indians upon the commissary's seelie ses is an away* te the Haglish. anti iLit everyday stores, this imposing military expedition has roved pram y ; n On the 31st of Jul • law wig published at Bue- gm mired her, and having observed her bonnet floating on the eves out than for several weeks ' us! the blk of " liiitry ' wheat at ' td sta."- at is ' P it hait a t t i ndi ce to apart sal renew rate to Ceres Weet.-7 the extreme rate@ es er y RR. sad PHILADIMPRIA STRA3I4I were not mr, may to dispose of, et a reduction of 3d. to 4.1. epee 91 Yuri MORI Tema. nos Ayres declaring Loral Roma a traitor to his water heauth the bridge she nltimetely procured the as- these are front the agricultural diericts, but In the manure- l ed &wa g , ij er ia wee f res i p kw t daa . : - hot ree erl"rillfrool. tr i tirrn i nree . fellott , minedis seistaring the perrat state ef affairs represents* country and conliscatinft his , ProPertY. *Woe of the *Yrs who ultimately recovered the body. haring districts ruder is again beginning to Cr, and in ' t eaod howdo. y ho . do . p . hees eh ... lu, h L.. . ep .. a partial failure. The following letter, From Entre Rios we earn that from 400 to 500 ere for The constable added that the child's bonnet, which the pre another week or two ord winter goods will, it is ex- per band, buyers considering present prier of tre gra CITY OP WASHINGTON.- . , = sig legirlble. The mays wider the Englith expecl,ead to the Missouri Eepubliccus, exhibits the condition Swiss ern * ts have been located in the province lour alleged that she had sea wader the bridge s racy Puled. beFill to come in mOre freely- The kffeign "a" too high. Foreign wheat woe in modenge requite, o w KANGAROO.... „._..,.. ..... .. hour after she mired her daughter at the same pipet, had continues in • healthy state ; but from the United States I n di an corn sold more freely for immediate Oar and at n. . CITY 01 BALT . I 4 mORE 44 . 4.wais 4.14 7 4 : 4 2 .y. WWI they root eirroviely ream the effeasive, is of the enterprise in a strong light : under the immediate auspice' of the President of lose of the day, purchases of the latter could at be in-. ' 111 et a ditetesse, while the danger is my The gra peril not been found in the canal, and as it was manifestly inn orders are atilt scanty, bat the parte advices are favourable Fort Keeray, N.T., Aye* 7, 1867. the Confederation : each family of four persons re- possible that she could have discovered such an object and proud.* much for the future. Stores of hardware tow" on e such favourable terms. Flour fully supportethecorree7 liermuseat elite Peet" ' 13 ar."1771g."."." ti g‘".. mmailn in Mee row In which the anuire of Maims mad lesmay Wi l y am, e mg tb s to e t, b t h ey we ea . This is becoming decidedly a most lively pry. The other ceiving 16 squaree-that is, 64 acres, of good arable Ilssm the patron in which the stood, he at once took her were berg rapidly cleared at the time the Persia left, and it of this day annight. Imports thr week :-Wheat, 60m; r iteelse s _ga Per.. WY. vs . . paid el emnitimlng aa • vs weakmot the tem- day. at yen hare doubtless been informed, the Calmar land, 100 silver dollars, four oxen, three cows, and Wl° •mod 7. was anticipated that in • moath from that tune then would we an eows; ow gm • (low, 8 wink, E g p tet , w e ut . s. .. II II Chicago . . 10 le KIX { . ... 7 h m bei t y md e ip as g e h sat e e n ' s,. „ wa wa Indians dropped down upon the lee( cattle intended for the Beessant Townsemd, N 22, meld that on hearinithe above he • good tem o al t ad fo t r . Engli b ittardwere manufacture. The - = '''•'' e 0 named ' ..... • 0 m. 1 . the timber requisite for the consteuction of their Wheat. 169 brls. ; &wry, 450; oats, 2,266 ; fire deo ..6, ..... prt.. . .. 0 :1: 1.444" .t. ...•:::: : 1 1:: " to 1 m g. m v eam p im a ey t h e , s e ud d reso i t la . 1 - , tah army in seid mad d e . ra ra rt n ly clean t worp t; driiing off all Am houses. The locality of this colony ii excellent, and ea it was last week. N ery wi d ia. -- ' I ra el e eetwee prronee tre s et the le ft wi w t rom it l ' ie rePei sect r iguia te ed e th h a e t eee s il ' te r° w a t t resh orders rye s ee inre come in, and, with the exception /Or funnier sertintlan see" 1 .., ~,,TIATATAVI NAI AN. I and U. Tureen ; air luss ' dim e . s pah m .h. " awe ..... 1 mil. t. est r a ld rae b : the = pro e e uay attik wou l eetsg ae snoth e le r . g Arth i is reen t e rred e Zth e il t s - rw " froth the known character of the settlers, We may o'clock on the previtle day the decreed child WIPA brought of the fest-clue houses, who are amos away. bay, they - lie dater sad Soren.. Room Creopany, L IP =I lb. m... ma gg we s b uat b e s k e ek. miles of this but the Indiabit could not be pureed, a Mega a encreitaftd remit to her by the &clued, who complained of their are getting clowly worked np at mule of the mills. In the METALS. welet,. London. MAI itd. pm m mm ag mina, - re e m e ow, to weft ." wee _ there is but a company of infantry here, the authorities and begged her to foundry trade there ia more activity. The lull which list pee- There I: w hale • stes ! dy demand for all di r h e t tala doing du , =Ng la seder to worm their mud- having very wise y withdrawn all the mounted force. Colonel wo .. i Ft r . P oue aral ig a l wi have . _ rlmou . r" . of e a war _r w ,L th -- "• -•-till eeeete 't e ment the at irfo t t h e:Wor rkh oe u rhe . girl. w ich would sent observable in the trade is not hal/ to be of more than put Ul i ma gg.bi. h e ,. a re mp e , y Sumner is out afler the Cheyennes, but his expedition ia oh. .„''' . uent puts lorwaru wee afford her (the mother) the oppertunlty of entering tem duration, with the prospect o the manufactanng and B e roth pig frO t a, l ih ron e e l Veish ber t ; and rather lest 2 - 7, , g sed CLIPPER/1.-Oakes, 160, Leadenhai Him wily la the effigmesgeb, ash. mom , / a - ---' broken up, sad his trOof• turned over to that ell-abaorblng nrasalian view of the case, and an able pleading . on into domestic series As she was nut in a condition to com- de 7 itoProvwflt A little esteem such aa at resent up, with • good badness doing ; 71. ffil. tO 71. lea m ths mad CITY of NANTES, nasals W. FAII mem& ememerion mere / o f 6 ' - v i e ,,, , weeme C tab climates& which spews to wallow up everrthing ia the other aide will be found in a special arttcle ply with the requeet the prisoner went away with the child prevails very occurs in the few weeks y pee- thine for bars and for roils 71. 10e. Scotch pig iron haa do Olti'DON and NANTES LINE of will ware Ladd De Nuts 'heath and M Santa :st and tee. Throe. rum te mil., te at gig In the evening, expnwideg her intention to proposed ceding quarter-day, when consumers abstain from pantry! clawed to 695. for mixed Noe. warrants. Co , Termed rated al al/ Intermediate motions-For MOB =we trir bens Int which. nevertheleat, iti . 5 7. TO " 555 M Mirk° . 9 0 ." 1 mimed mer to itio which we quote elsewhere from a contemporary. a. so "ppm to . s w ag i t , ~,,r ry ...... Indiant_ ond murders and robberies wlll be the order of the hack to the workhouie, bat the returned alone some hours ea much l asZble; bat that in the present instance it and a large quantity exported. On the 26 of Amy tl i s to LANOTO3I and W ILION, or R. 0 Wilh *MR Pe Om who reload Om the eery. of Madras day. me 10 th hifentre ma Fholls' Ber= aa ihe UM after, and mowed for the &Dance of her daughter by not like! to in evidenced by the fact that under-selling price advanced id. per lb. on manufactured, and ef. ale ps e I=Z st eenee end Deane eimat read betas led away say be ewer/ may coached two to - deyt The ether of la- CAPE OF 0001) HOPE. Mating that she bad mcidentally lost her. The prooner, has not and that with few exception. produces are ton on unmanurctund, aud many look for a further edema Ile mks Ala lbw have MOM, malednined, the decision ; lIIIITY. the afth. 1 believe. is elPectsd is • facf dew. who appeared very mad flurried, remained with her until 6 net prying sales. Hot-air pigs are rather lower, a good shortly. Tin :in the early part of the pas month a fee NM which they kiwi Am whoa they km here led to combat i i Thm trinf w do n" ef i r" " b• r e r, eld de deli g ht " o'clock next mog, when she hastily left the house, and make having been sold at 41. per ton. The demand for of Banes were yds at 14 delivered here, but diag ta (Limited). Ved with finished iron foe America is moderatelLgood but as sellers, ana the declre in Rolland the Ow Menremas of limpel, ma em s & y u ppi e a t h e mu,' with the lank* On whic they are order/. The lea- We have advice. from the Cape to the I Ith of nothing more wee baud of her until the officer arn . , retied& one or two pressing _ . , FrHE RED SEA TELEGRAPH FIRST SECTION-ALEXANDRIA TO the startling Wormer= that she wi n • him Me" •miletteinl csdw ths ES6ll%th HIE I eon te so W. thel tit "' aatk l" " • P t " "w __s_ N .1, 1 2 ' July, by the Royal Mail steamer W. S. Lindsay, was in cuatody upon • the effect of the reduced tariff it has ppointed all expee- erre went down to 143 e. at w mee traneation took plat .., theta Caddie le WM ems of 1.6 ew war. wonaition. es Latham& c a ... a m Da. T o t h o . m h o ... ine daring the approaching meter, la the away may- charge of murder. It wee further stated by the eergrant that tetra , it is now two months since the reduction come into The next day 14U. wee paid, and the pnce is now Ha. to lelk o ta nee Arm= to be Otarantad by the Soh tb Sot the dopey* of lia/rashave away. WM the ebject clefts . tam , " ihn j " il l ha " cwi y thew " dn. te M b " Ulm CaPtain Palma'. awake ma locked up the primate amused herell by sing- operation, and it is doubtful whether It has had the effect of Ifle. Straits whatever offered, has sold freely at les to mwee d lice lisenst Gouramot Mu Dan c WO toshoost, it may be toped era rasa that grandee , en s ___'"_,___i" rt( ^ _n"..___. The man_ mom i• dud the wahec o _ ._ _ad The most important and most ttable intelli- in a show a Persica/eh in ffirit blearda in the cell, and had exhibited the moat callow indifference bringing an order Ex another ton of iron. Ths alleged camas 142 e. The retains which follow will . . . 1 Ohese-No.S. Nematodes& lim iind Map es 51ia... ... whinse ath. leabeeera m., d te n tle b te;. 6 TD ni tte 7 ... m aim urp Mies the time of her apprehension. is that the price of Staffordshire iron is too high for the Ares- cream this year in the export of Enghah and Foreign tin, eed • DILICTOLL i ... 'b roo r " u.. l o ., i =r6oe un ... P V.i. o .'"'" t h. T y b iL s : h „, " ,;,l, l l a .... l 7: l " ... end' by this arrival Is the simultaneous resignation In reply to the m e rge, th e prisoner emphskelly pro. rims marker ;it la probeible that this is ect, but se long aa we believe the increased delivery for home commitment, c.w.0....v-40PN C. MARBUSAN,F. lal getnctway swag seen ef th e k imeg pa. ; th ere a ee d es . I Utah. It Is very diacult to see why this expedition wee of all the members which the Eastern province sent rata d tested her innocence, but the maidstrwle considered .the came Wages Mid Palmist W=42 la high a. they now ere, • re- rz th . o n • larger proportion.. The delivere duruce At/(04 liirrlir . puLaw . AIL-13tr .. R._ . sg4cr7 l . th.rosi. ea 4 thelr taking part wilt the Brat:are awl the MANY bm Pm off omil mei "OM bulled of = Poked es at t o th e L eg i s l a ti ve Connell. It is well-known that to be . replete with euspielon, and ordered her to be remanded ductionue the price °laniard iron In Tula impossible. been good, but . &Wish refined being still chew etest .:VAX.;.et e rtU 1 7E 4 ° 5 tam ef 'sw a t w ill b a s o u b y t h ow , w h o h am , m e s the eleventh hour at such an Immense 'ft of men and - in proportion than Foreign, neoemarily noes a greater ma y. n. A r b u thnot, log. l'sr.L. Arbuthnot. Lathan Of tb. amati m g m di e t a b euce , u th t b e d es a,bi e neeney. For the BM de or sews years, the Morsocme lave the Eastern province has for a long time sought a THAMES. ceineL__D oerote g ss e r 5,-er e h ave h a d a wee e supp l y upon the termer. The smelters say they never bad sod or ii. teem Beetain. Ind.. Welt with which they en led to to OH on those witieu ;Ley www m d mwl umm "' • th• •••• " et the F eint re° ' government of its own, separate from that of the The ow of Mrs. Cha a widow, snd the ten chlldnin of wheat offeeing toreiey, which realised an advance of 2e. to difd,culty ri r r s iyin t . % ea r' denian d li which is "mi d w• r a w. Ba rs taat' erfoltnth i r ''a lf,e. r Chal' e ' N ecian r"'.. of .. r 4. dee as the .ea, p.rey, yh a s t h eir wrimeau ese e we , mist, ea it le fair to peewee that next opting weld eu _, of a police marble, wne woe broken by • drunken 3e. pee qr. on the rates current on Wednesday lat-red, 56e. --e t ' . U. '' an "Id ° lat cmtimcmlni de ip =mlltelen. Creator& coma and ce., lo" Veal and without val.. bar boil them no worse The siert le, however, that the m Wert , province. Ith the go v ernment of Victoria , ranee, and who died • fortnight ago, couleur., to excite to Se. ; whits 64e. mouth at 86f. to 137 f , _. • from that it declined to 83E, at ad 0. Dakar. Oa. neltioume. The writer sum. up at some length the arguments Utah momeaset wee popular, sad every politicien *Ma ft in Australia, IS separate frOM that of New reech sympethy among the b e n e volent, and on Saturday the en both sides, and then concludes as follows : I bid Moe to moimi the taltheet wave of OfiuthrttY st oat& South Wales, and with this desire the pre- talowitig additional eubscriptione were received, with a re- ibis day's wash**. B as i s y . CAMIIIIDOYL Bare. 6.-Wheat was Is. to 2.e. dealer at t !" market " a c l e e ted. a an, _otratf, • .Tbe Vim ber T nwnw owt. dm. Zu r ' M e th ' Ps h m r • ' Width °. 1 eines advanced to Sof., and to-nay a us a 84f. Tbe de wwase De ,, g . t. bie Db .,. et the woo. ~.., D.b.a. Ws repot, that, even if O co t ow woe t o y ink' t o tb. ! 1 . 1 ' he r feth mo t t os r e sss th : th e w pe= llet there ham km• sent movement is closely connected. The cause Moat ohm the/ should kin ecknowled4c 4 in the Public tour - dear. Ow dome Wheat, red l e e rs ee to pPl Ar y' . e h e erb . ra i l: iincip liveria l b i : „ d " l " s 4 4 d os ari Z s A ; mystics before Yes, we should tare no dyke I e dt t h ey es . not wow, IM mee 'T "W ee "' of the late resignations, however, was hosti- many of their nab •-The firs half of a5l note, leo. 49,201; B. R. H., to g2a, &rim, as & to 4ge. N a na ; Dort 40' s ; o ld, sy s IL Is •N.M. B. 11. • J. H. se. • R. H. F. or T. 2e. 6d. • peaa, 44. t o a e D e m, ew e t o 32. e C t sto hl etk ee on he t e lti t e 2 1 9th 5.6h8 Auget ah--- rOreettene - . els. a les.' le.e'e l'hoeise. "l". Won. se 149338 slabs, and the quantity attired towards the next els Anteo u„va Steunit Oladstons, Fee. (Hews. Ogilvy, u• Of ana r u Zl result. England will regain the upper hand ,it I ~....t , ,,,, w h o h eee b ee . w e e r ... ta t I . rt. lity to the parliamenta7 bill for the construction e . es .. 's w ; en d jd r. j oee ph P e ttA c e, Di g h_ s w ee t', whim: " o o ......___. 14,734 dabs. Daring the Let week there haa been a Inp moue Meese& Eon, M.P. lino. °noon sod cal he = Scectico for her of Me end money. two ano fug up Ws ocitmont masa them. ne leery of a railway from Cape 1 own to Wellington, a mea- ebspa, IL la. CANTIRRICIT, ogPT. u.--a sm. WS• II gool stipply at iniquity for Amelia' at the eels pries, sad about 1,100 shit Caplan we. U.N.. 0.8.. F.R.1... Director of th Mew cdcdot Bit hoc As Murk the ct'illst7 t• - chants in Salt Lake, who wished to tune sit honest sure which wu nevertheless carried in their mullet te ' da T t elles o ___U l t a t en eds"utt• cd from la; !Ifs have been done here at about 1438., f. o. b., Holland. Hi ......,....cat 4 cattc ramthMos Con s O s °E. ' 'Pie. Hein.. E. Nes. Rawson. goes • ha, it dor not appear to es that it can be renew d. I hare peay from the government and the troops have aro bad • Pm qr. Whas. mere, Sews ggs. to Mx ; white. old, 0 . 1 . i last price in New York was, for Btraita 35e. cash, for Bre ..• • remove Smith. Dm. (mews. ength, 1.. lived fee wveral yaws in the midst of Anaiirs : I wee in new, 48s. to 63a. Barry, new, me. to erw. Oata, 16•Ws 40e. for mall hate cs the spot. and 370. cash for pendia kentardetrect, London,. bend in this business sa they represented to the suthenties absence. GOVERNMENT CONTRACT& 23a. Beans, old, 425. Pees, 408. Bengal in 1916 at the time of the lint re...it 4 the flikbe ; . %r ee l s .," t h e , t h e sweac , wee not to . 1,,, t . f or roo • The Kaffir, appear to have lost the importance nag arrive. Tin plates : there hee been a capital demand sad I •'• ' t wo". w e e tnoo i•ll•ll. We ot •••mr mr I Mind Calcutta. Madras sad Bombay, ae I I maim - - , power to odd to lb. ir number , mope across the pries to Utah. They did not reetesiber, assigned to them for some time peat in &drum from Cunene, Sere 5.-We had a good supply of both old Liverpool tbe stock is quite ethysted. There there are bye sanr.lneen. Olyn, Mills. and Ca. and Mc. We' v e' t• rho imam b 7 the; I•th•ca of dm 60,000 j or did hot choose to. that wan the mire late in net, • the Cape, and theamovements, deagns, and menaces PORTSMOUTH, SIMI. 6. sad new wheat at our market this morning, and • fsir de- of coke at 33a. 6d., sllers 34a. pm box, and charcoal 39a li and Malt. Of 70.000 Hagata who will take the field in Indie luny the warm and comfortable house awaited them ; not so with dr are allowed to pm almost unnoticed in the colonial A court of inquiry of much importance has just e. H. and W. Errehgeld at mand at a decline of about la. per Carlisle Ithatiel on the 408., and in London 6d. MOM. Oar last advice* heal Nee 801 . 1 W e rldw; „ ed. „ 5ta ...., , gam winter. Tbe repays may massacre their ptEin be their I . w eildier , he has to be exposed to the bleak winds and week. Supply of barley and oats small. Barley lower. Oats York gave an active demand at hardening prices ; Chan. •sr-ctisrovi Leo.: Pe& Et liemissied in this garrison. It Appian that for some yams hide, may murder the Women altar sublectuig them to the ( ...f., bye, o y t h at . 4 ,,,, , th04p .,,,b, of all iishoepitebk newspapers. much the same. Wheat, white, new, 22a. to 24e.; old, 22a. to tia II dols. 63i to 83, Terne 10 dor. 75, now 11 dole sore . eitireneenthine is unlrerwPly adm sost horrible outrages, and throw the children into the air to pet Mr. James thlustsoll4 of Mth - sud Millet Portsmouth. 24a, 6d. ; rad, new, 20e. to 225. ; 01d,21e. to 228. Beziey, new, Coke tin 9 dole. 87i to 10 dole., now 10 dols. 25 aerl, : t er • aimed beyond .11 doubt. Pee. Cotth i lrlia, with • thin tent his only on. Our army --- --- - - - er the Urn hltd Liability Aet. mut had Med ea agent to Mr. Mete, of London, for the supply 15a to Its 9d. ; old, 15e. to Ise. 6d. Oals, potato, new, 118. to Tense 9 dole. 12f. Spelter : a feir amount of basher he i r es , weeweea l s e s e a , yp.i, cp w , o d t h esteh them ea the Oats of their bayonet for I believe theca ewere wese e s m a d e , i t i s a we ; ses = ae t b e oon e rw il sealer of all thre stominatioas, bat I do not trait that RUSSIAN CURE POR HYDROPHOBIA. of the troops in Hanyttire with food. This agency, eca. lls. Bd. ; old, 12s. to 13s. ; common, old, lls. to 12a. Eye, been done at 301. 16s. osi the spot and for arrival. Sett a re YMCA medal Quenon it I. ear . tb a a listeeer might now and then hear nary not loud but 14e. od. to 15a. 6d. Flour, per Sons 2s. to 2a. 4d. Oatmeal, net July, 1976 tons. Lead : without change. Sweat all . ward eat home te rooter *mime * l t ' ll ., _.' " _.. Eur° P ..n. .- "sa "a ".7 i '''''' °A ' " 6 ii " ref". tremor ww7 tort' oh. The rood OP Ordnetwww hew end M. Guinn' hleneville, at a recent sitting of the bracing the . whole of the comity of Hants, wee necessanly a lon Wt. lama to Ave M. car.. and CO/ wint tiid we' en"' ille en. MOM of laT Enirii•le "UM/ tal7 the moo:maim with t t ' ' loaded with st for Au ... ,of 8 ...... e . g ., ' ih . a ... of atm body to owy ......... d with .... wa s ... the fro . J ., to 24. Bd 4dt_to ca. 2 2 . 4.4 6d.. r.i ßeemeaL Ist GE to le. 84. Berisymeal, Iron hes declined in value. Steel ' stesaY• - (Prou 00 . w hi e h Is Moue tliefoiffilitc public with tilt will be sem betray - tag and aelliag rid other for money. Salt Laks The Mormon migration this year is truly for- maathly circular of Mears Von Dadaism and North ) the following letter of l'rince Eva's* of San w geretein,. December last Mr. Donnas supplied a many as 4,000,000 ' ' e ; ye__. _..... e___ ...,_ .... ' '• e .. ." . .,se 4a ..r an t' ta d''' . le T ma ltrogi "a cortoit' at etr " ert tha . o t r a t, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kean have passed t addable. It is ofwansd alemet occlusive? to the road Wong l er o hi b.d eh haa appored th. di t Le M o e f es tu ksi Beoryp iii k e ado l u " iiel . zub- oir COLCIIMITER, wRPT., ue.- Iv mew me. • sr. row at en ma- • No. 6. Moorgstostryet ; but no anPleation Paris, on their way to Switzerland, for a &w h i r r:et the rah of the Platte. Soar of the trains coataia very rations to the troops. About 4,000 Yana of the bread sop- vanes o t e s , aa s b ee t" e k e , at t em ...et. peiees Beene • dept.. et one p:und on eacii2horrli t Xt repose_previoui to the reopening of the Royal Prin. link • thoomad mem- Marine at St. Petersburg . plied was objected to; eametimea it wait overbsked, and se and peep fully maintained late rates. The supply of wheat SHIPPING INTELLIGENCI4 'the b "'""'" ""'"' Th' agotlesnott is sot anmeted to. 131We's Theatre. The celebrated Cunningham and Bardell case had .. pa, __l is esea ft ew i te w i t h t h e o m et . o f t h e Di rector other time it wee not delivered so early aa the weans end r'lery fair, but small of beans and pass. Oleaccomen, Seer. 3.-The__ supply of len_arle wheat --e- Sines the postal reform in France the Lauber of been edcaneed another stage by a decision of the of the IMpartment of Marine at Nikolaieff, I have to re- stipulated for. was not sufficient for miller wants, and farmers made fully letters distributed by the Poet-office has e normoualy ! Surrogate at New York, delivered on the 24th ult. qiteet the insertion of this letter in your journal : -On In coneequenoe of the complaints mad* by the Commis- VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. '• IN and LONDON LIFE A increamed. In 1856 it amounted to 251,997,290. Fie has decided that Emma Augusta Cunningham is th th e . 29th of Jamey las M. Iwentetwuko, an "AO et ...t e e s' s,. a s p o r siam oh t o el r D e p u ty Commeway. 2. higher than the reduced rates of hist Saturday. Foreign -- *old more freely at extreme priors. New mating barley very e.e . fres tivertiol Or New York, Aug. ko, lat. IS 't let, le W ' 4rOMPASll .L l4,Waterl.ydaeanall.lea INDIAN ASSURANCES. nave, was bitten by a mad dog in Ws father a hoed „___, ~,,,__ n • 9 • o Others er Ointimse Woreedlog to The custom of prepayinthas also taken a great ex. not the widow of Harvey Burdett and has directed Th e .... b e s., reporte d to h. Eoceowsey the ...mei o tenet, mr. Dennison was &upended from his quiet, and le. lower. Indian corn, Is. to 2a. lower. Grind. Do Wink DO, of Leaden, for IP. He ena. lat. 46 .80 ft, len EMIL .. on " rd .... 4f tedwee saws u tension. In 1849 Post.ofece stamp, were sale to the the issue of letters of administration to Dr. Burden's Di a n a o f tbe D e p a t me ot e f m at eb s , h a mm a t th e m . agency, a loaf of his bread having been sent to London to be ing . barley im and paiLs i low. Old ca en te sold readil .. 3. : at full goo- Leers e t e u t g ei: o tre .fr e: itto o tte Ir a elreepeol. I.VY 5 . at *AM,. e.s. he amount of 4,446,766 f.; in 1856,t0 that of 32,690,240 E next of kin. The Surrogate says be has not been time informed that an officer, • genre of the govern- sualyeed, and which wee repotted to pow. too such mor- m wheat.' I,99l e tr e rs. ; barley, 3,175 eht ; peas g 4 1063. -F lre ere latt h '• nw E. " 11 • '''' " 7 " W* we ramouth, 111 Lye, gag. 11. The total receipts of the Post-olgee, w hid) in 1849 left in doubt SS tO the J Office Of the decision. The mem of !tiara, knew of a leaded promises named tore. This loaf however, it waa contended, was not • fair 0 .. 052 dre. Levachoff, in that province, who Ye celebrated t for hia th. won- .... • Igor& el Liverpool. 711 days from Colombo tor tondo& Joy It Hamad, num SOLO for ghanghae, Aug. 3, lat. 9.41 9, lo I ELICAN LIFE INSURANCE were 42 , 03Le s ioe, were i n 1850 53 , 831 ; 1ex Th e following arc, in brief, the reasons for the decision -. criterion by which to judge of Mr. Dennison's bread, as, by „, derful c of hydrophobia. In the p El e iLtiFORD, S ere. 5.-There was a good supply of whea, OEM W. DA ' A tr i tt b i 11. 1 tZ t t e latter awn exceeded the expenses by 10,494,130 f. The mendele wo ciaidemine - ma Mem v i i ii r : n r". -.T. ,u w e e woun d. h a d e we ree t er t ee d ; mu ... t h e i r ,. i t wee e „',",.- - bang misdirected, it had lain in the stores of the South- f oe . w hi c h t b m . maa a w e e, I,,qui,y , goo d d ry wimp l e , ROVOIIIn Whin r Ws. wel l ! : from roamer for India. Es.% d PISOCTOILS. tics ia bra of • rent marriage, neither nor l'u - • Omer Pkwelsr. Eeth Henn Oram, I The number of t mploy4s of the Post-office. including weed by cohabit&i. u. The duet-nun relected was un- sidered pendent to rend him to Anon, a dietance of 1,000 Wild.% Contnelly, al gentdoll, about eight days, and had maiming an advance of is. to 2s. per qr. Spring corn with- oes _wW e i , • " • """ an " roo (bar ex h trontOsbneto for hoodoo, Aug. 16,10.412., • Ciiteee. D.C.L.. F.R.11. Kirkman lb H supernumeraries, is about 2e,04.0, 13,711 of them known to ta parties. The place appointed was deptent trum rya. He armed there In seated days, under tbe th w eibabibed the moisture that was resumed, the stone oat particular variation. Wheat, 48.. to Gen. ; barley, 40.. 7.7).*: - '' ' no tamed coops, de. Hem Lamer retry of a vigorous and eitellaent manor, who was open aad the weather very damp. to Us- i cats, 23 " to 309 .1 Peter 40 e. to 43 e. ; r7d, 38 e. to Lant Nu., 40 clew trim ManriXse Mr Lomita, July s. • • Itatis,_Eag. Mom. dhav being letter carrier,. the decedent's resideace. The only wane. chosen to lie reeled to watch his companion elooM. During the jaw- court whnh conducted the repay was composed of 42e. pee gr. The Bourse has been more ogitated to-day than r eed . t , wee ate de the " t ig ht " . ot ' thn ' l 'm". "". 'wen. my the wounds continued to suppurete slightly, and were Coleael Noma, late of the Rides ; Colonel Traver. Hoyel Hantroan, Sere. 5.-We had • very small market to- aorw, sse.". for aire ( h te 'p r l 'la w" Loodoe, "'PL A A er ikler . llll 46 le.: Ic N e.. 174. 1 w, WA1,44.1:7'-r'.l.- - - m a r ‘ vd' r •M' W . i h m ic ne mess Is contradicted by her own statemests Compuir oho mounds security. kr OM time past. Nlobilier much liuctuitt d. The mule under oath st different times and by other evidence ° F ceetddall, rnhtvd with "It' which used to e:i i ile tami ;the Artillery ; and Mean. Stephenson snd Seton, of the Twang. dep .._ Wheat trade, for line parcels fully :ri part last week's • • ems ot Premium, with 'undone. aniL, of the Preets. market became steady towards the clue . e hen the one certifirte of the manage afford, no endear. of idestifi- tiet i Leat pain. On the 19th February N. I After three days' sitting the court have just reported that akv of rood a vof the new P nr kij i PP l Y abort. B • - - • , re- Tr., v. , n y yhr • Num Maims pattielpstion In Prato. with en it:Arc/action from the Cini bowlful. they rensidered the keif of bread forwerded to London foe y maintained former MM.. Oats, peas and beans, amE aueTAL imalL oTEAMFA AKAR.- is C 4601111011 with eni aminsior.. itlevOt following were the last potat ions .- To ar-and-a- lit i.e. The certificate is incortect aa to the naz_t_of ttw ,.. fy , Tanear ban weird at Somthameton s'even days before Ai • 1.., t u b gam Ralf per Cents., 93.10 ; ditto, end of mont a, 93.25 ; cedent, and evioces W e leen. arrived at the village of Pekin, and promoted bl a me &Italy.. waa et done without Mr. Dennison a knowledge, and ; i -j; . good .... Whew, h e to 3 ,.. per wed. ifffiloreSTO er erre+ mr° ••••• e" --- • •'' to el Andrew Nikititsh leresehoff. The test thiag the Otter although it displayed an undue amount of moisture wee yet _ls oo- es_ ma, ...to wow. per qr. • ditto new, 40e, to 475. pee qr. O a t s , wag o n and has DO& the quickest paws. og arc/ Ws •• et rumen SepOln•lS COI TEO 112OCZANC: neenty. Them were swipe,. circumetances attending _ • 1 Three per Cents, 86.83 ; ditto, end of month., 87.6. did was to mho hie patient's head, and to peer ft very fres from any adulterative obstance. The court fill bound BSc to 30e. per qr. P . m, 25e. to 295. per had. Beans, ex that she will take out the next overland Marsha WOOL. T.ll Or UM he . tires. The 'age wee not maids! by the Bank shares. 2,773 ; Credit Nlobiiier, e 65; ditto, la order to ametsid whether be was really la- to admit that Mr. Denary had proved that he had supplied 265. to 30*. per load. mail to Alexandria. Hee commander, Captain Jelbcoe,hed 0 sem woe s _ wee :ries tat to ay number of her family ear one. There waa h e ' d ? a brother, with • wife and three children, at Czenepon. No Avila. Prod& '..- Pra account, 870 ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cuts., no privets or public act or actitowledgenent, no cohabitation, n n ag- 1261 ,_____ the dielee ,,,,2 , The- patient felt an sate pedu Ilea so/ brad fully equal, and at timee superior, to the _ .zWcAKTLS, SEPT 5.-A large supply of new wheat f we dike and a good eals at rather over Twat s rates 991; Piedmonteee Five per Cents., fin ; Leman, et bet the alleged partiee lived se ping!. perime. On the part tee b.. ott i o = o r a A m otottt.sboty, uneo.i..., . 1 anee a minute the pain mad tare of hie context. d Amon_ert the questions plated before the court for its deo- torment - . The brother wee an officer in the 51th Native leered ' lit le Ile 3 60 4 • (new) brings Is. advance on ueeday • Railways (ca-h) :-Orleans, 1,410 ; Northern, 8671 ; of the claimant there were enufleential Matey with ance "" m in request. Barley and oats dull • not • tidings Yee bees heard of them since the 2Sth of May ha it i t 0 ett 15 s ss - Et i 2 4 6 2 10 4 111 4 in respect to whom the decedent charged fear, dim which he kat his mum completely. this delirium cid by Mr. DOZIII//1011 was • charge against two surveyors e• -• B°2th . emntr y I,yeas and Mediterranean, 871 ; ditto, Nor, 86$ ; ! m e l amm . The i eof the " i . e ., o f t h e rating thre7 *era All Mem ore well-bmown symptoms the commissariat fur suggesting and receiving graining* Erie". Old not &eh ' family reaped to the barracks. SM. of hie brother cher • . ROIIIIIIT TO m intimacy. The detainee of the of bread, meat, end mosey, and thee, gratuities being He . was with his regiment when it mutinied, and he wed re Midi, 8371 ; Western, 7211; Strashnrg,e77 f ; ditto, j eco ir e olw e n eee d to h ave l e d to t h e man s e , we t a ~„%t i e , of the kit pried of kehle. OTIdE to INVENTORS.- 1 y bang' thus aeoar beyond • doubt 31. Levachott Mopped by Mr. Dennison had caused those surveyors oe NoRWTCH, Seri% 5.-The hared has been concluded in NM. 864 1 Orand Celitral, 612 1: Sardinian, 300; and exclude the assertid of other terms. TO w w. ere hlerr killed s.. fig s htln i t . un T d h er e I S n ir dia Hn i :+ . li ng li , es tz tle t r y , ege ti. io bmit e i t ri, tbi , arneed home on Saturday, lave at num PATIMTS of INVENTII.I4. 4. Tratalt Austrian, 633. .....--mg,m -- --A m ` nia tn toal : ad iniater4 a fell composed of drugs, the se,' cet of which storekeepers to make manometry complaints of the bred Norfolk and Suffolk, under very fevourable auspim. AA cir-_,art n ibe teziesitid witk"". Tit ittbe i r wr .....w"."- t ":"" tbe ceir de , od .'"°°'i ha? &wended from father to son in bia family. Tbe pal eupplied. These charges were supported by the evidence of excellent crop of wheat has been secured in the fens. In in India who cannot now be heard of will turn cif -Ths..CIRCULAR of INFoRWATION • c threw the Wiest into • quiet /amber, which lasted four Mr. Deanna and others, but were denied by the parties Ina- Norfolk the yield is conaiderad to be a full average, but the Pen T__' - a • esd el. alive. thua tti a Ltr:7o:Vel t irliailt7;ren; r t . TURKEY. 'a her ws lams ' nflir tha aaarn or r She miltumi ",..,_., a o J ^a hours and • ball; on waking he was perfectly calm and platted (Serpents Muirheed and Wyatt). CourequenUy, acreage groWn l• believed to be rather short. Barley, oats, ... e. h. dr " . a ea " ta th° "' ah• .."........... ... ''.. conacio and &eked fur dotes. dose. The tnOttont was theae charge., viewing the evidence pro and con., the cosy beans, and pea . , are not spoken of favourably. The markets MAILS eoa THE CAPE OF st. GOOD shi llO p PL- p lOillt b.. . - ~ ,l au af ormilar inqra ei t t, ....t o al i cps or ten b t; i. maa r ted to m fr .... om ler 1.010 te the SLUM, ia ati which she was described by ___ rew t er . • ded d h e f ew * •li f d a ved • end fter real 't I • that of the district have been tending downwards during the last iy cootie ,an ended with t p. , nun were n pro , • ex ng is op nioa AMPTON, SENDAT.-The Union _ . e. rafalgar..re, Chan... her own awns. At the settlement she stipulated for a new ""••• (11.01. • SPICIAL eoIIRSIPOWDRWT.) heses he ehe h ... gh . o.iy woo . th ....„.... d . th she but the rat alone lad already brought on save. Mr. Derinthon had faithfully and honourabiy fulfilled his few der, but yesterday • rally tuok place in consequence of ° Cap ht t nid of o t t a nn ii n o i p l ct wit the m ave r nme a the Mg 4) Ull • ee , leseend Beeidee the pills ld. Leesehoff uses retain contracts with the government, conclud e d by grating that the the firmer tone of the advice,' from Mak-lane. At this ex- a Ulf YOUR TEA WHILE YEI CONSTANTINOFLE. AITIEIT SA Meowed all He spoke of bee with contumely and reproach, P The principal feature of the day, one that mar be fe - r - - - - it WM - . taw" of "Ike' nad 4band'sed h" 'rem-- owders, widch ant Mehl seemorre in the cure. M. important duty devolving on the commissar* officer he change to-dey a limited supply of wheat IC. taken off at an t al Cyr oe • FM Disstm- E _... w p awn b at tr. ad. es lb. Mark, mean or mixed a sr :It Co? =f a .= maker. of liS. Toni.... Leeleo..."° l lft 1 " laa s ' s r br utthurth 555 ...... ' was " Adv F ertisement]- HOLLOWAY'S PILLS MUM .., .. a . r .,..,,,,, d .,„..,,,,.. iiii ... we. He rnie ierestabscgto stayed with him m a th e srh m ar ek. en d i n . question might not be beneath an officer of higher rank, end avance of Is. to 2s. per qr. Rather more barley of happy omen for this country. is the annulling . M ai • serfbed his sues in N. Levachofra book as the 1,7915 t case suinet whom suspicion even could not arise. offered, and laat week's prioos were supported. Other grain ...... 4 . 0 ... übb „ L .,. w fee t o . 7.,.. , 4 . ~.,.. , L . yew hkW engem . sad le the ha district& -1 SPAS Y,s, weigh Meissiweburebyarl, sht red to e onipel her to leave the premises, and a new of the elections in Moldavia by an Imperial leen to member party Woe about to be executed. The mar- cured b T bia Ineth°d • On leerth dt he rec.eivel hi• ineinte" This docielon of the court ha. tn. communicated to Lord wee AM. Fl . our was Is. per sack dearer, the quotation this el lot ban& were ait widow the illekoess of a nem -pkwe ee•e: decree, which at the same time ecmounds ei.. 7 . mi. e t a moth .," dim his d re te, nfer "` - -"- Memo ot ne Am ret he dal no bred' by V elr mend. flci lions .to diet - they were Ito ittain. from smoking for • Penman!, and, we understand, approved of by hie lordship. afternoon being 395. per sack from the miller. I ' lo • wo"""ottis i r mi Uwe to the bonstht utS W r ''' of wheat (weighing 591 b. and under per bushel) made VW 1 „„... p 0,,,,, . b ‘ ,. ho . t b...... o r .e„,,,„, . ~,c o me- HE NEW AUTUMNAL TH. that fresh elections be held at the eivir...•i,n of 15 Mrs. Cunningham bore with fortitude the an- to 525. ; the best white (IMAM& 60Ibs. to Irlbs.) made 61s. Sold be ell medicine melbas throeshout the world . , , oi Pc 4 e...... Mee ito 225. Suet.. with Tame. f ountar i foOd i ' a , a ld ir° iu m greneraTh in" ' s lit i stbst sp ata s, t ha erY vine ee r h a e h ffec teg t deys. The order was sent by the telegraph to Prince nouncement that the Surrogate had decided apnea of inflaming the blood. During ld. I enuatthenke a stay at to 635. ;_ and the beet red ( - weigli.g SOM.. to 621 a) made Md.° , • 5....UM...Mu SM. 8 ... d. U°s° ° ° ' ° * a *• ' '7 •-• • • Cooaky Yogorides, the Caimacan of Moldavia, at her. She says she was prepared to suffer any in- Peklets, De 'renewed eternal wonderful cure. effected by his CHARGE OF WILFULLY SHOOTING A CHILD.- Me. to 675. per qr. New York ;by A. litheysh Consanttooolc; A. tieing, tiolnis. N. Ilan, Malta. Juny, and thus the good understanding hetwecn the justice--expected it, indeed. She says .he will c was rought up on on charge. The there was a fair show of was, which was disposed of hod. A deacon was brought to him one day, who had been A ult % the hito vrolvrhemPron Poli .d mcool l . oe tki. ThendO, Wm. Norrtememe, Sart 6. -At olir corn rairket to-day ARIUS'S SPECTACLES, the Porte and those *eyeful powers that had broken off contest the matter to the last. bitten by • mad wolf. The poor man was in the last stage of br e et well.loo. emelt.. for praw fury. He ye chained down on • bed, his J .. r owe d prowentrix, who had been previmiely unable to appear, now a y an a d ea n g e .M. on th. Voss of lest weep, fine white • Prkep 'gently reduced o. fourth MI their relations with it. will shortly be tc.tored. It It is understood that Mrs. Cunningham will now mender with the Wed. of . knife ; a pill wee introduted "Id th,Ut ths um ted 7ccfs old. and the& on Werwede7 empire being taken off at 7.. sad red at 66e. per quarter. hen s ea-lheries Peewees Oa& to deem Woo two mlleo Its greet sole is thought here. that the elections will take elm, he prosecuted for her attempt to pars off a borrowed sed poshed dew, to the frophsgus, in order to fores children, and when in the lane between Ctdifornie end Blake- Oats maintained lest week's rates : old, 66e. to 735, ; old red, week awe was ramming nom school with two younger o w i e y rea li se d hi g h p e rm In be. th em wee nc , change. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. • . *tartan.. tourist,. sad ethers. 14.6 d MATHIS. but the divans ad hoc may not meet after all, since child as the offspring of Dr. Burdell. The " bogus his to mellow it. The effect wss extraordinar7 ; 104 RRI r ma BON. optinsas le the Ruel well she law the prisoner sitting on a stile with a gun in his el, t o 64. ; ne w white, Bos to Bac ; e mo no, eo e . to ere wtd° l • l - -141 ".• 3 . th° ' Uf s of If ' . B°°2° ' LK " °I ":"6". • nen to . M "T e r m. ' l ' *°4°. ' C " 1 " -D ' Idj the Congress of Paris. whose province it is to decide baby " we• being exhibited for money at New York. Mont rased hie terrific howling and fell asleep. On a Reeente lark. of a ration. upon the future weal or woe of the le ir civilities, The New Task Titers of the 23th illuetrates the be ertred tee e W i rt . La ad l i har d a ceree few . de r ree r e witthwelY...b....r.tleddi hand. He maid he would shoot the biggest of the biddies per 36 atone ; grinding barley, 32e. to 39.. per 30 atone ; She was the biggest, and had pared him about twelve yards oate, 31s. ill 350. • foreign ditto, 31s. to 345. per 24 atone ; O. Burka et • mo. ROW LKS.-eept. h. at Torrlanoweve, Neettectoni. Mt ette ° lit will perhaps have pronounced its 'cite before that mealtime( that eity as to police guardianship by we d dig t h at b e d bitt ern eeeeth i o th er d oge ema m o t up m i t h when be said he would shoot- She mid, " You dere not," old boas, als to 's6e ; new ditto, 44e. to 46e. per 38 stow ,• GRUBBK.-fro.2. st Southwold, Stiffen.. the vile et Ji I"4 OR INVALIDS, Hospitals, i event. the following narration ; hi. vbiamo in a hem ; N ' L amm! west ins only armed but before the words were well uttered he shot her. The superfine Sour, 475. io 534.; fins ditto, 434. to 46e. per IA IA • 4 .... vet.cuttenn INDlA•lttrititEß WAY The Husaren and French Ambassadors ere in high A tamer hes the neighbouring Sate of New Jerry. Mr. with • par of tongs holdiog a pill. The mad dog was the Prism* aid that he shot he s but n o t a artily. ofben he stone. The harvest may nuw be said, as far as the whits Box shot he wee on the other aide of the hedge to that on which c e rn is conceded, to bo concluded, and must of the wheat hes rearms eare - . ley Feet Warms. aod articles of tt TO . r:ERY.-Scpt. 2, at Orel Abbey. Left • Ihe Ow e aut .. to o to o . e nt e hot erpreits at their ewers not exactly at the affair of • CUP.= by sem.. moo to Newirore with the eum Of 1 50 Ithet to eeprotch, remiss with rage, bat no some was the the eomplainant was. .He tired . his gun without putting it afottiaes -Petit. 4. et CD , B ey, ths wife of S. J. MOW , 511= hi= fie ll:mleti as te d oz the Denubian Principalities, but In so far as they :tellers Weis pocket for the mopes of pertain his win- il to it than it swallowed it at once, moved by sa been cleared in good rendition. The yield is entrfactory. fir e d a daughter. ...., ually ease... address.. lo a 7ge'Usnofsei eV • Met of clothing sad supply. Hama to New York op m it.p easne twa, wi l l& wren mag a . h a g b. to his shoulder, and did not think there was anything else • e din it but powder. Juet as he ehot, Belay Malmo Per easuatoant, Set e. b.-Having only • moderate SCALTOCI.-dot. I. at lletlevesterred SoMbsuPtut Ith "*. COOK. Tenoned Ruhter Works too& conceive the whole transaction to he a ~.lactio ad -es so Englishmen in the reviser might go to Laden. amble ineeirely to dererey. AU the other dogs mew . Atonal:atom for Lord Stratford de Redeliffe. or a Erne bend is the departments might go to Feris-ez. peas m me w i n e way, end wen mg et nary &gu t. ou I n. typed up from under the hedge and received the chases. runty of wheat hers to-day it found a ready mie at sn 0.44- MM... ot • daughter. . &mos of 2.5. to 3a. per qr. over the prior of last week. We learn by private letters from -fermi...lm, that 'Wing to find in the large& city of the Unitas all the loaning day. It is particularly remarkable thst testimony of Catherine Dilly, another child, which INE ..HEAD of HAIR. - . Barley offering more plentifully, but still it could not be MARRIAGE& owint; to some interference with the cll. cdar, the the PPM comienrwt end !meddle__ of Ws ousted to MOO who have once been cured by this method ex- gave last week, was read over to her, and she said that it bought lower. New oats make Is. 2d. per atone, and new RATLY-RARRINGTON. 1. .4 84. ?shot. Doe , h t di . 31 ...., ACARSAlt 0111. le blebly a. minim their highest point of perfecuon. Ne was epee earenes no ill effects from any subsequent bite. M. . • co t. Mr einem rid that the child len. 0. Blacker. t we. ote - li e r7 L ltai,lr ret .ce__Dcb,l""°' s is l s ry • 1n..T.4 1,....., ' ",..,, e rt. i t,,`,V f IT fanatical prejudices of the inhabitants arc ;rowing " rm hem were selling from 445. to 46e. per lead. &tom, which he had taken from the peroon of the child, the lauding b a hark driver, one of a err of men who an pro- lau m b e ie n en , o n en , we , oon t 'weep,. scyt hi ng now out or . He produced some minute greed ran, to May Anne (Auden., Gooier 01 ...... .... .. I,ninnot 1, -- n - c - t i.i -- of 4 „ - &; - o l ' prime , or more and more dangerous every day at S,. John's fineedly u y nder the superrMon and we of the city mason- he Me Novices ;he sends hie pills gratis to those who arty OXFORD, Barr. 5.-The attendance of buyers at the tea, It& 4.6 _ _, b . ..... • Eat, ameleratas Its growth. deems It Cr Bethlehem, Lefta, Aleppo, gi Birth, and other ' gee, who ply their trede only by limos fern the env and Meth= eith instructions how to them ; but 3 gun hiving been loaded with these. Solomon Adev • work- Exchange to - day woo kW. *ha. , the supply of wheat was FORDBLII-THOESELY.-Pert. 3,at Itairshae a 0 c;=7„, ", •i t i s me ,.... she ..., ehet es se .. . , • pinete. SOMS asaguleary eoeflitte are thesded as fir who* chancier and good behaviour the city, therefore, pills la ast proem their curative quelities more than • iag man, raid that he was going np the lane on tbe day of Moderate. Nearly all that wan offered changed hands at an zwpotil..?„y I.?_!_s l 7,,._J_.,_li_..T,b,ocf_ ~_,ltt,tl . : t r o n ts V a ssa yer - as ' " fe. er .V.a id. 5h5 1, ..1:74.14. 4. 17 - eta . % i nim it a bl e . The house a the Greek pat r iar c h, i n the mar itself nopmeible. He entered the carriage, whkh was wa.," the accident, before its occurrence, when he aired the de- advance of from is. to 2.. on lad week a pnces. A largo r os ,V" t reg o `Z o. l7.7 . ,,e E;;;; 0 17" . • SL: and doable Mat am Ila Cilletio/2-ii fendant if he had shot ell the sparrows, to which he re eolle (blurb lee • °Mit iillerter here, has beemburglariow.ly enaved and i d ' i m o d o r "m" i n the twin " of the &mi. the very Oa the eabjeet of this letter, )4 . Ganin-MenenUe re- . . pl i e d quantity of barley was shown, farmers evidently being ac.. KNIGHT-OW EN.-Seot. i. at St Peter's Cat ...._ ...„.., . 0nte .6.4 . - are le orbits letters on Pie wr tre of the city wh y two other men came up. nomad dm ace.. et a lat e cemmua i m e ou o f hu t I . poineng to three boy* tet• front, " nye am the - that' want shooting, and if they don't mind their eye 1 wie thoot I. a.'s Cape Moen ed Ing , mated by the high prices obtained lest week. Few pur- ...too, by the Hoe. sod Right Rev Dr. Clifford. Cond.. orv . z. a. I 5 .4 .....- i. .4 lok . aeti tar theism aod nerfainen . robbed. The thieves carried off the good',y suit of 300 ' I dewed Mr. Chapman out 'iif hiss " ' , presented •re whisk he had mentioned several curve of hydrophobia effected . . ducats in gold,lomoo piastres in note., rev. ral pieceeof : waver to hie heed, sened him and robbed 'of hie •ta aim p.m eg girlie by e d a gm e t e • h e n i some of them." In defence the primmer rer s re .t iLhis state- W. 5 tb ° " ww q nag t reto • ants mice, the quotaticas beiae 35e. to 4.5 e. v,...43 , ,,Lte.'" R ,',104":.,,„ 1 , 1 ,:' ehrerehowever, *mad be found, sad a e movement ekes e. is Nowt& ll.q , C I A . 1 , a.m.. , .. to , a Never plate, and certain jewellery int.) tlie bargain. ' eter which the carriage drove away, and the two ' (the eelnellg. rose-teetlej In the form of a powder, aad went ° to the midentel Mg." of the ..... per quarter. A good business was done in oats at prime LIM The police, basing been duly informed of the noe.. Yes of the driver walked leisurely away. Mr. Chepstow pesnessii Mot ispodoents he ande, under the auspices of the that he should not have fired the ffun if h e b e d m e .... varying from 24e. to 34.. per qr. Old beans were very Rev. J. Coo& WA, nis Ile, le. Levemo,B, A E L.Z.. w e , d ef ealand, aed ammo _le ii • dg eerie and the lateen& Con& th a t ia oes t oa d et t w ith w d, e wee comm i t t e d f oe * AA scarce; the few sample. shown were offered at 52e. New ~denithe•___,X. thuMwelt tri thm. "Uhl.' ..• Menai depredation, is gieing chase this day to every °e t a O red ! edted I° w twct he cmt•tcd Ids lacedtutvel sead assessie, teademada the power of the abort, inert as a Vs . " _, X• 6, n a remedy for relasellori, • beans were 'fel, and ruet witb a ready sale at trom 44e. "'''' °"""' IMON-HAMILTOW-Seet. 3, et Bt. Phigns..LlMlttr, 6 '. MESETA, A F L - Protected_ by beggar wearing the Greek costume, but hare failed as who was klnd enough to conduct hien to sia reed Where he awe being enilleient reason to swiped thet Y. lle , ,, , oelfletrele , olleffett to accePt bal if offered. cent the night, and In in the suaraing Ime his denature fee . w tleteMban. inventor. No. 1. elleiiti '-. tes ; empletele and entirely <radio s empsdy is the aka& in question. Plant MOM JUMPING OL'T OF A CARRIAGE.-.- to 488 ' Me d P e " "id foe • 50 - Por Tamer : celoonds L 0 . 1 31 DEATHS. yet to recover sny portion of the property. no bie farm in New Jerry. Cosowa's INnUNST.-016 Friday night sit inquest we 4 ,1 T 5aa .,.., 42 '.. P er sm u t * m h . m. ..y ha . y Th e .u. po Pe t r ata tun d te ... • rwi t. t h. o ' 4l " - • &dal& de 7 == hare 20 lour be. ttio RUTLEIL-Sept. I. st Imam new Wereete, 2...- I o tbs=ri . ~, ... rt ." the t , whole city is enjoying the fun, as the prelate is re- The most favourable areratats et the wheat crops PUBLIC ATP° Mr - p ' I held cis the het .. . of Mrs. Stevens, aged 35, the wife of Mr. - t - ' '"'""' did 6d. ' hboorhood is wane thee has ever been known, and ex- mire 00. . R there. Coott.reeen Lai remedy for Uut c Vanbeilb..e d . e .the Rosh. ',Mocha tr.... 6 sitth 1 ow lireePal. paled very avaricious. continue to resch New York. Of the mope in In- D n es h ew sppo r st a ngTaglins• di ew i et - • - "in lenn°dan Styrene, of 2, ....-terreoe. On tday, the 23rd tilt., Mr. =l e i . he r ... v . t h e ......h of Igo. CLARW-Sela 4, st medley Howe. , ;, ••- • • a ts. mow . ...maw. a tr. Mu% am . we U. - . ...,,,gag . W. - ..1 , ! Ma World can. remora Thom. Information ha. just reached us from Banderma, diens the Terre Haute Repress nye : a Myhre-Mr. Frederick Forth, °loins! fr Tcou the ure isl :" 4 o d f Stave°. "B „tda d"w h e I . l 6 W i li te l t frta MIT.' e7 d m s be. n Elacal d i ll: ffiRADIRO, SUR. 0.-There woe a liberal show of wheat. COanten-atiet_. aat Ewer Tunerolll. gmeo ti0 7: 4 3 .. et tosais t. o%emell, sod of all r on • mall town on the European mast of the Sea of Barrage/. the farm redesign...led& Mega Mock*, end Hee d Kla tt has hmn• lm` Mma ' member of Me L•wmtice t ee oft tee e t f the Zero Arms. St. John's weod. As he wee l'Ob; NO.I. molds , od um, nth , " magb in condition, • god u e ...... aa ... a.-.5.--z. sm effei ef P. W. t.. , , , t '' ., .. 1 L ke g Kamm, of en individual who had been staying Ilis berfu liredlly ass amber the wappeet ef the hearyloade came el that colony.-The new Scotch Ludt) , Board will ' t h e ' a .. who - was Menne tw ah7 w t; inquiry, hut trade remind a cheek from the great advance . 14 ,... w. ...% - e. ^" •'' "•'''"'-'"" -. ' me & there for some time. He wore the cm.* or the there is • aykyro t = stored away in their motwe. The wee amp le spionlid, end carsad ef viiiicount Melgund, M.P., ati chairman ; Sir Alex. t h e ...., t w ee d. w hipp u i hi, b ores; er b eemma ' th e ;sae irked by sellers: lenffisene, however, sissy be maid to be done 8W,i,, --- ' 4. Edmund Lost., sea sd 1 Lirde.L4..effili. a , 55 id . Val.., Legion or Honour. and passed humelf off as ~,_ the weather le propitious' for geagefft kr. Best sa. cm.- jeeidead i r ir ,, of Chßon.hall, Midiutbian, and George m ho, m e a.. wee - ariving took hies mai run away. . frogs la. to tr. par qr. dower. There was not much LIAR KbPi....P....Tb..... 04 . 411. ' ffitelmoothurchet.; *ROM If o opw L s l° . who ever saw inch cern? Por esse Pieria, andeedied Tosag, . mead oodermaionere ; Dr. Jay Cone and eg. s te , rewe ' • we. ig. Ittrood; Pm.. SIR Pound . 1 . ma d Wry on offer, Ma& ruled nether flat, and la. to 2s. per qr. LOCIIIIII.-Ilest 3, at Hull. Ell. wlte ef mr- 0 . _... 1 ." * 1tt t il i• • he. Ogife..... 1....., g. ii. ; French consul. He bad provided himself with the ta the predation of this staple, weer low spa kr maw Dr. U. A. . Browne, paid omeinraioner , and William ,- - 1 - i h . ~,- -- „ nr ei.J'gr i a , h ."" ieje ,„4"" me . see." . hau "le rgt tap cheaper. Good wand oats maintained late rates ; etosodary pziNoLg._B,, 3 . A. ta, th e a . N eg . ; g g Whytra. as* , 4 : see Pima. IA Weennereiradma tosel Wallalar dOcelffittltg, whether forged or not I , boom so defining • practeet. We Maud sae fenearLi Perhes, 11=1 Madwyn, Stmetory.-The Queen hatt ap- m o m.: u m S.. gmg m tt. hum., g oa l ie b ma Is. per qr. cheaper i new beans is. decline, but old quite se feettr .._....... ..„....oseitedtiacbCY , ,1 assinot say. and had carried on business f.:r about . wouldesihw from serwayetwiteeighbashebpw awe. ps C Klakett to he Inspector of Bosch police the effects of the aceident The jur y retuned a Vilrajd o f high sa of lats. Peas without alteration.. ------------------------------ . ta m seer gh.. fi e h a d se h itared h i s firms , * t . the , stalks look almost like yew Yes. The gnome b sada Wince a het emsion.-Prefesece H. Rogers he. been 4. A cc id,,,tg g m tke ...j o g feei ea addend, - Woacirrzn, flarr. 5.-There was a short supply of tom sum a ee- ii 4 local suthorities, anti remised accordingly all as- ' aad b wart ed mem by °w og S tagarimTh r nr im gresa. ".• and lbi vh°l6 ead Peusal. a 2= l . . 4 6 mom P ' sleafte : it Nabull }lim n M t h e "li""ilY of demure; the bore as danareus and unfit to let ont oh hire, wheat at modest to-da_e, which ersa cleared off at an Whence ree ed *" " mum " b i e Wn ' t.o % . ..ew e i ee at Os OM& 0 else. to the Ohm et . ~ Mr. Ctoft Writhe& be would be eold immediately. of le to 2s. pet qr. More doing's bider, at prertous wee. mead, ta re trainee a ...ltosees. ffornm" . ii siatance and out all his speculative arrangements, made u his pur chases, and despatched the goods, none of them paid for, he disappeared at last, leering the French • . • vestment • debtor in Banderma to the tune of 700 piastres. The Walachian refugee, General Higher°, has received permission to return to his native country. The American frigate Congress his left. The day Wore its departure the officers gave a grand ball on board in honour of Mr. Spense, the American am beendor to this empire. bawl Pasha, the well-known Hungarian General Kmety, has returned here from his visit to Paris and London. Some people thought that the Eng lish Government would have rewarded the tree hero of Kars; they were mistaken, it seems, but they still hops something may yet be done in the way of jastioe. A native company, with a capital of 90,000!., is being formed for the navigation of the Danube, in opposition to the Austrian Lloyd's. Some of the shares have already found purchasers. AMERICA. -.- ARRIVAL OP TIM CANADA. (now ova own colasoroirowrr.) LIVRRPOOL, atITILDAT Evexteo. This evening the Canard Royal Mail steam-ship Canada, Capt. Neil Shannon, arrived in the Mersey with the usual mails from the United States and British North America. Shs left Beaton shortly after noon on the 26th ult., and has brought, besides the mails, 80 passengers and 4d0,000 dollars in The steam-ships North Star, from Bremen, and the City of Baltimore, from Liverpool, arrived at New lork on the 24th ult. Despatches from Washington state that General Scott has been sent for hy the War Department for the purpose of reorgannang the military expedition recently despatched to Utah against the Mormons. What with the resignation of discontented officers, , / / •