The Express. — London, England, 1856-09-01 00:00:00

i) THE UNITED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA. .t.• • WWII 01711 OWN CORIZIPONDMIT.) LIVERPOOL, SONDAT. nil day. at soon, the British sod North American royal mail steam-ship Asia, Captain E. G. Lott, Arrived at this port. She brings the anal mails, 47 peemnprs, aid 620,906 dole. in speak on freight. , She left New York on the 20th inst., sod on the same day pueed the royal mail steamship Africa, from hence, and the Alta, screw steamer, from Havre. The Baltic, from hence. an iced at New York on the 17th, and the Etna, ;tom Havre, the SSW date, and the Edinburgh, from Glasgow, on the 18th teat. President Pierce has Word a proclamation coa- Yoking Congress at Washington on the 21st August. Thera were terrific storms at New Orleans from the 10th to the 20th August. At Crot Island, a summer swat, every bons. was swept away. Two hundred 1t,.. are believed to bays been lost ; and at Grand Callon bland, soother watering place, thirty more : altogether between two and three hundred. The serew•steamer Nautilus went down in the storm, and all on board perished. The cotton, corn sod anger c.ope are incalculably damaged. The despatch from New Orleans state■ that Hobbit., Honduras, was nearly destroyed by fire on July 15. The Havannah advice' state that the yellow fever is raging violently. Business is dull, and sugar un changed in pion. Advice' dated Mexico, August 8, state that the government are taking active measures against Nidaurri, and believe he would submit. New articles guaranteeing religious toleration are added to the constitution. Money at New York wu in active demand. at 7 per CODE. on call loans. Stocks were more active, and prices unchanged. - _ Exchange on London 1091 to I. Unfavourable English advioes have affected the market. Breadetuflo have declined in price. The c Aton market was dull, and prices nominal. Provisions unchanged, and the market bossy. Freights to Liverpool rather easier; grain 7d. per bushel. WEST INDIES AND MEXICO The Royal West India mail packet La Plata, Captain Weller, from the West Indira, &c., arrived at Southampton yesterday, and land , d her mails under the charge of Lieutenant P. W. Purser, R.N., Admi ratty agent. Her dates of sailing were—Vera Cruz, 6th August; Tampico, 4th ; Havaunah, 10th; Colon, Bth; Carthsgena, 10th; Jamaica, 10th; St. Jae° de Cabs, 13th; Demerara, 9.h; Trinidad, 9th; Barba does, 11th; Antigua, 12th; Martinique, 12th; Gre nada, 10:h; Porto Rico, 14th; St. Thum, 17th; La (juju, 9th; Bermuda, 7th. The freight on board included 2,427-412 dollars from the Gulf and Spanish Maio. 60,000 dollar. of the specie brought by the Ls Plata are on account of Mexican dividends. Is Jamie* much sickness prevails, and the rats of mortality has increased. We notice in IL. obituary of the colonial joaruals the emus of Isaac Jackson, Esq., of the Copse, and of James Tackett. Esq., of Lyman'. The weather on the whole was favourable. A seseible bat not destructive shock of an earth. quake wan felt throughout the island at abaut a Cutter to seven on the evening of the 30th July. The vibration continued for several seconds. Trade was dell; bat "on the other hand," .aye the Colonial Slandard," some impalas has been given to sugar cultivation by the favourable reports of the producer markets received within the last few months. Great complaint, however, is made, and very justly se, respecting the alteration lately made by government in the standard samples by which the duties on sugar are levied at the Custom bows. The effect of this attention is to Mx seprs of ordinary quality an additional le. 3d. per owt. It is sufficiently grievous that an article of such precarious growth and of seek guard coasamptios should have been molested foe additional duty seder a war tariff, but it is he the highest degree unjust, by an artful device suites that now resorted to by the Treasury, to seek to increase the re at the cost of a interest that bas bees melon and so ruinously deptused. Under the new meadard, sugars that lam year paid only 13•9 d. are now taxed 16e. per cwt., so that on this class of trudges the additional war tax amosets to 60 per cut. on the duty levied by the ordinary tariff. No other industrial product has Mu similarly treated, nor would this be 60 if sugar were equally represented in parliament with tea and settee." British GIOIOOO was healthy. The rainy season was brooking up, and the erns fields were leakieg well. The experts during the fiattaight had been : Sagar,392 bids. 7 tree. 7 bele.; ram, 244 puns.l hid.; timber, 30.678 cubic feet; Wallaba shingles, 60,000; charcoal, 700 brie.; firewood. 1 cold; flour, 11,000 brie.; berriep, 187 WU Teeth among the merchants was dell. Produce somewhat scarce, std freights were obtained with difficulty. The shareholders of the British Guiana Bank held their halliserly meeting on the ;30th July. The upset showed • balance in favour of the bank of 106,238 d rls. 23e., of which am 60,669 dole. 43e. was act apart as a surplus furl, and the remaining 46,686 ride. 80e. brought forward as the nett profit for the half-year et ding June 30. A divideed at the rate of 7 per seat. per aeons was declared at of the profits of the half-year, and this, notwithstanding the trade of the solony has been greatly depressed daring that period. Many immigrants are arriving from the Cape de Vend Islands, and it hes been judged expedient, on aoceuat of the expensiveness of their transpoot, to raise the bounty to 60 dole., on eoadition that the immigeants should be indentured for five years, the moo u the Coolie immigrants, bat reserving I. them the right, if they thought peeper, of terminating the engagement at the end of three years on Line that they paid the suet of 20 dole. Blanes prevailed at Vera Cruz. 1.300,000 dole. wen shipped there. At Tampico information woe waived of a revolutionary movement at Victoria. 1,118,627 dollars were safely shipped on board the Royal Mail steamer Conway on the 3rd sad 4th of August, much to the delight of those concerned. HAVANA, AVOOST 10 Yellow fever vary prevalent, and a great numbs, of deaths daily. NICARAGUA. (hen Qs "Paarma elm" of Avg. 1 1 .) *lb are in possession of private reliable advises iron Niceness et the highest importune. It would esen that this %Untwists smeary user is to haws poses. Aausby sad alsea/o mist thus sew fa tlifor worst fere. Walker's patties lo a .at premier one. Be Ins orly twelve blushed lolkwere all told whilst Rim, who still emends that be is Prendeer, Is (atavism himself at Comemdsgua, sad has already three thou sand armed troop.. He hie the sympathy of the snide iliesatay. inapt the few Amerimme who still ad. here to Walker, tad his cammtryams me doily mailbag to hie studied. Honduras sad (ilnateuila are mouthing fetus to limeade Nfoaraaua, sod drive Walker fun the ocisolzy ; sod it le ooders'o id that Gauen u the dry Nun lefaue•—•OW DM at heed—they will asks • thereat ea m ime ". Ri m will, of source,, Melee tt , efr =pub/ a n d se-cptratios, is We'lter le sow regarded by the peeple 1,1 N imago • a. • usurper. The mum that lapelled Woke, t o so to- Ni tora• gas as longer sent. The people of the country me longer wart him, sod is lio west there upon their Wei. JAW, se he 4114101, he should mow leave, dote by his sets of cruelty be bas drives them from hie support. Tboy prefer ewe of their own oeuotrymea to preside our num, sad beau they 'Nag to Rivas. Walker's Turmas, to himself Ilse right to depose Elves the people et N o reins de am fertilleill. They_ regard Elmo is the rightist Presldeat of the enmity file le so recognised by tke Uaiud B.aies glummest; mad we are oarlou to know bow that govorammat will set Is Mew el the prima state of Woes is Nkomo's. It seems to ea linnet outlaw, to r webs the Mum guerumeut so Log me It Is la Pews* sod hoe wet be.. levikad by a dear eiptemiens It ibe Ica*. We de tut ard the elusion of Walker by the seise of hle gra noingaillothewere ass !Urapresyaa 0 lb, esatimeem at dr popes et Niaswina ; lad vs peems• tM Uslted Soma gmeimat sYI alio visa It es as oda toprrash • of tbeis whims. CLOSING OF MONT BLANC. MR. ALBERT SMITH'S SPEECH. Mr. Smith went through hi final performance for the mason on Saturday with his usual spirit. The CO ocarett of Mont Blanc took leave of hi. liege ettbj.tta in the following speech: Aid tow, Ladies and Oeotlen 0, as the enesereit of moun tains is unable to leave his Maros, of rocks at must, from the prawn of touriete and eicargloolam, I am compelled to prorogue his parliament, by deputy, myself; ad I will. therefore, ate rdiog to I t form, reed my speech, I hope "in that c ear and dialed voice" the repatete washy unseat wish that ceremony. My Lords, Lades sad Oentlemen,—The period havisg arrived when you rrirrire some ruination from the litm us; labour a.d fatigue you suet have uadergone, dories the put 11011:011, from beefing me tell the sena long story, over and over sgsio, I P. I a fur word, are due from me to you, sot Italy respetieg the present, but the future. I isatinse to receive the most friendly amsraneee from hreign p mere, on my passport, of "permission to pus freely, aed aid sad protection in eau of need," of which I am about immediately to avail myself, as I hope, for your future soassement. lii. Majesty the King of lb* Belgians has by his consulate vireo placed the travelling resources of his shunting country at my disposal, in sacrum* with the treaty of fares laid down is the Contemners! BradsAtrw. I His Majesty the Kier of Prossia hes thrown open the sari nation-of the Rase to me, sulpct simply to an adherence to the tariffs! priors between C.,togne sad Mayeece, as issued by the Kolauch. Gieellschaff; Cempasy ; and our gallant ally, the King of Sardinia, hue greeted me permissios to mom the Alp., Detect, Bwita.rlasd and Piedmont, by any pew between the Col du Boehm.. sad the Simples prat,. ticsble for trop—of tourists. Tre gambling tables at Hades will occupy my extreme fatuities ; sad the still helpless sad lemeotahle state of B own, everywhere on the Cootinert, calla for the most eaniee;memuree to alleviate three miseries which cloud hie tour, sad tern his holiday Iwo a prolonged suarsion of linagisary *ebonies, self-posted Irritation, disappointed ea tieipation, and misesdaretood behaviour Ladies sad Gentlemen of the Area and Oallery,—l have directed supplies of f. soh seats to be laid ender yu before we rent sect. Consider og that the absolute comfort of the public fa the very Grit thing that ought to be attended to in any resort intended for, and supported by these, without the compulsion of an *etre payment—that the miserable art.. of retorting every estracteble sixpence from the audience, by the combined ageseies of brix.lteee. re, b . z. beok•keepere, bell-sellers, and saloon-keepers (in whose toile our nusagere appear to he so hopelessly utasigled), is a shame sad • diurs,• to oar robin) places of areseemest— murdering this, I shall st-11 esdeavoor to improve your cooditioa and magmata ; your ectsdition, as far as your isdi• • ease is eoseersed ; your prospects, se may relate to a deer, comfortable view of everything that I. going on. A. heretofore, every nasonahls complaist or suggestion will receive my beet and readiest attention ; and as heretofore, the price of adminion will 'salads every p sable wilier; to comfort sadaeoemmodatioa that the room or *beams data aid destlemes,—Baviag bad the Mama of tellies you tt • ease story ts the same room four teen hundred end Wit ty-two times, up to this steaks, I will sot vesture to Met to it, for you meet base it almoit se wall se I do. Bet yes west p, relit Ise Medd, thee I sow release yes from year lettere., attendee men the middle of Navember, wren I return lam dee suwatiral. Lad, until teat time, wiehleg yes swig puma& eillophint sad bappiates that on stoat dente yourselves, I bad you, very gratefully, good b ye. Mr. Smith took his leave of the sadism amidst loud and centiand applause. NAVAL AND MILITARY ADMIRALTY, AUGUST 30. APPOINTMENT. Lieutenaa t Thomas J Young (1861) has bees sppoiatal to the IdMathis, 6, paddle, at Deveoport. PORTSMOUTH, Ado MIS 31. Ai already reported, the Lcrtle of the Admiralty arrived at this poet cm Friday sight fen Ireland and Pll moath, on their metal Atrial visit of inspecties. The board rimester the Bight Hoe. Bi, Charles Wood.lisre., 11. F , First Lord ; Rear Admiral the Bight Hon. Sir Y. F. F. Berkeley, Bart, M.P., Senior See Lord ; Ries- Admiral Hoary /3 Captain flir Baldwin W. Walker, But &every*, o' the Navy ; and Colossi Greer, Admi ralty Director of Works. Mr. Bedford le private secre tary. The !nerd regasthed ail sight la the Osborne, the Admiralty , yacht. Yesterday morning, at half-pist 9 o'clock, the Com smart la Chief, Vice-Admiral Sir George Seymour, visited the poeht, sad resister with the board till half-past ten. obis Be suns es shore with these in the Victory's barge. They lssded at tits King's-stein. The herd im mediately gemeedied to the office of the antral super rudest, lei ft* *assisted some slaw for very eateries slterstame la Se dockyard. Amongst other things pea jested, we seiblestasd that it is yropord to artier the first Ma spurs brittle harbourer the edj aisle g dock sod to NM aliases broad, so as to doable It. length and rasa, Mk to admit the threat ?Neel or two ordinary iisool• hot& Wis. The et .y at this owes was very lengthened. Lerisktili m e le heard pr.ceeded round the yard, essimeneir g the W atbrad, proceeding thence to the oath mad of lt, geselmy sew Alpe banding, ead grog over the Plyl.g VA moll ether vessels. Afterwards, Sir Charlie Wait imdiermAdmirsl Rd's, with Sr. George &vetoer, damsel stabs yard In the istter's carrie, while Rear. Admiral N. F. F. Berkeley, Sir B. Walker, and Col. Greer west Asst. proseedieg over to ineper the works at Healer for the kanlireg-.p slipway (Sr gunboats. Sir Chaska, Admirals Seymour air Um, retuned late the yard at 4 o'slosh. Is the eerier; the board distil with the Commander-la- Chief, et his 'rectal residence in the Drelyard. This menial; the First Lord sad Bear-Admiral Ease readied Biro' Worship es board the Timmy, deter Tho part sailers, with whom they etteroestiejoised s. devotios, massed lards r they west es heard, This stfemeealir Charles. Adesilml NAem sod Ws Seymour bovogno over to Ile Ids of WOOS la the The QUM. They Mont to-morrow messing. WOOLWICH, AVOIIST 31. • Wend toeilatoatal order Was issued yesterday fres Ile kareal-•4lJatsat-Ueoesel °flee, Roy al A wilier,. W 11411.116, 111111.1116•01 esadmalty km bees °busload for the sejoilomeledstadlememe deo Meld batteries at Woolwich Wag Hanoi late a asperses esbalhhawat of the mimeos, to omelet of 1 seldom, 1 curlew/water sad sewcaissory of norm 1 wrgesat-asjor.l quartermaster-env eat„ ell the srtitlean saw es the *smooth of the banshees. The omelet catabliehweat at Woolwich is to be wifely hears up der*/ at. primal weeds. sad the whole of the esaviese, atinhariss upwards of 1,100, are to be to mend to the sew coavict prima at Chatham CHATEAU. Atmore SI. Tao fading of Eta Cott* asasSasaatial, bald at Chatham Harrah (of whisk Limatememhollmael J. C. C. Mom, Royal Marisa., Wei the paaddiat), Ise the trial of George Baltb, 10tb Net, ea the .stns *asp ot having, whilst on the parado plead at Chaim fterreka, is a rate of intoxication, dalibennely !Weil We woke' sad draws his beyettet, which be 'benison' to rum throve' say see who arrested h m, has beets made homiest* the naafis( the troop binomial' to tbe Peon/load Battalion. !be mean footed the primmer guilty, sad adjoined bits to nobs SII label sad farthtr to be imipriaosed fat 366 dam Oa IM prone:Cap being submitted to the Dab. of Caabehlipa, the Commander-is-COW, hie Royal Highness, as .at/Mat of the primosar's fora .r good 'haunter, w pleased to remit 136 days of the ',nooses's sestet ee, and she the 60 labor. _ _ A circular ley Ile Gearterneetsr daunt asammos that epos the reemeesdation cf hie Rola Highs. the Gemini Contandirsp-ia chief. Lord Penman hu bees plumed to @poem c f a further 'abrasion of the full Nuarahlog arenas Wag greeted to soldiers seder the tollosbig ilemagese: via —lf the joursey ousted 260 sass ia •••••p•Ml•ight. wooed reszeisuA allosseee sisy be fried}} nisi • Pied issue of the said allow's/oil' the jemmy 'semi MI Mae. The alleviates rill therefore be :—For 100 eau isispwesule Is. Id., 260 sties, ils. 24., 400 sales 3e. U. stew the beeps Sr. cot Wetted. His Urg= „ bri dee bees pteesed to 'medals the seeded alleweasse bowl to all troops coavoyed home. Liver pool sad or between Liverpool sad Wooluiels, although the dbbeisee travelled o modal 260 mike, provided the sea are set bathed, sad the journey is ;slimmed to ocsmuics with ea easbukatios or disembarked*. at Liverpool. 811EMIN11811, Ammar 31. As Admiralty telegraphic demist& arrived m ilbeersses yesterday, at 3 p.m, orderlog the Wbut• Sqsadree of S.. beats sem .t this port In commission to be paid of all needing immediately, sad they are to be placed la the lot else; 'dressed equedrea of tre mesa resolve, ender the eemmasd el Captals Halstead, la semmaad of the tidier bezel. ALLEOID MQansa IN Nswc.onis 014-TYNT..—CIo Friday, &female, sassed Asa Plum a., CIA at a how is Bata-row, Nimrod', under supislous eitiumetwacta It appears that for team time past the had bum satitired to most Inhuman and cruel treatment from ber paramour, woos* acme it Willis= Fleming. Use Friday thirties a woman 'shred Whew. whir* the patties:lied, and found Aaa Plinth's lying is her chest with her arms whit, her, dead. 7 hire woes maay mutt of rialtos, apes ha sea, sad other ortdiews Stmt.:fedi had set bees the result of natural MUM. The deemed, previous to her &wilt, had, it appeared, Issas *tattooists to the elect that the whole of the labels@ Ms *bib foo mural days she oodortel sock natio/ woo IsirM.d by Willis. Fisosist ; sad what ma's W sosoidso spins' riesling is the fact of Ws baying oboorseol. He Is, hawser, soli lumens to slut polio', harlots boss elletemedy beds. to.. eisdisttatas for filoay sad oilier ollsoss. Hs I. a Mahe et Inlaid. Depaso4 was a salvo M Woilissunibleo, whew is Is mild her sweats sew reside. The isqueot will he held this dip. Tho 801148 Willi says :—" Tho swabs, at Pupils who arrived la the Clydo from Ittihad ditties last watt btu teem ~,,,pmedestoo, hereto, towtvor, retartal tg Isaias bon amble is log wiployibmil." THE EXPRESS, MONDAY ] DUBLIN, AMMO? 30. - The Tipperary Vindicator, published in Limerick, announces as a positive fact that the sentence of the court-martial oil the militiamen at Nenagh has been confirmed; that the intercession of General Chatter. ton, commanding the district, has not been taken into consideration at the Horse Guards; and that three of the wretched mutineers are to be shot. "On Thursday night," says the local journal, "an 'Awe, bearing a despatch for General Chattertoe, specially lint from the Horse Guards, arrived in Limerick by the late train, and had an immediate interview with Bir James Chatterton. It is stated that the despatch contained a peremptory direction to the effect that the law should take its course, and that the general should proceed to Nenagh forthwith, to see that the sentence was carried into effect. This day (Friday) the general, accompanied by the officer who carried the despatch, and Cap tain Foster, aide de-camp, proceeded to Nenagb, and we believe the general never yet went on a duty more abhorrent to his feelings or at war with Ins judgment." The other Limerick paper (the Observer) received this morning, has not a word of this news; and the paper which I have quoted adds : " We would even yet hope that our information on this exciting eubject is not altogether correct, but the authority on which it rests can scarcely deceive us." The provisional commith e for the pro_pcsed national Crimean banquet in Dublin was held yesterday at the Mansion House, the Lord Mayor presiding, and among the distinguished persons added to its mem-1 hers were the Marquis of Londonderry, Marquis of Kildare, Lord Talbot of Malahide, Bic Bernard Burke, Mr. William Dugan, &c. It was resolved that a public meeting of the citizens shall be held in the King's Room of the Mansion House on Monday, the Bth of Beptemter, and a torm of circular to dis tinguished persons throughout Leland was adopted. It is expected that the meeting will be a very hi. Mantis' one, and that the efforts made on the cam sion will render the proposed banquet a anoossidal as well as a very interesting national demonstration. It would appear that the authorities have still some doubts as to the flight of James Badleir, for so late as Teeetley last, according to the Tipperary Ira Press, a large party of polio', from Carrick.on-Bair, proceeded to Coolnemuck, and were for some hoses =l,in *touring the woods around hie late there. It is sometimes; to add that their search was fruitless. SPORTING. WARWICK SEPTEMBER MEETING. TO TEE EDITOR OP TER EXPRESS. Sl2.,—Leat year the Waterick Meeting extended over two days only, biz emote beteg decided on the ant day, and tee on the wooed, the fields bong smell, esti pt la one ce two insane s. Alain were fa about the same mate a 1361, the only difference beteg that there were bat eight instead of tea dens on the mead day. Mr, Merry, bow ever, is cot to be dismayed, for he hie with a &itemised spirit added another coy to the meeting, sod his presented tweet; Items for ownen of bones to @petiolate ia, the added mousy satiating to nearly LOCO war., entheive of the Qinea's Galena, This should be sufficient to attract large fields, sad Min the amen la which the efforts of Mr. Men: hose Dna reeposided to, the et trite for Dearly all the stakes being large then Is little to be teased as to the sae ass of Misspend:Men, TOISDAY.—The Qeirea's Plats aid Corinthian lisadiesp !Javier to elites on Monday sang, and the Rana( Stakes nag s selling nee I nand jammer* with them. The Stints Ilasclioap, an fatless% can boast of a dons entries, sad of the lot ememead me to one of T Higbee. etapls—Knalatoz, 3 I es, let 61b, avid Breen, 3 yrs, 7itBlb —the latter beanie ell the beet of her opposes(' at the weights, sad to her cr the Qua's Mab mare, 6 yet, let 91b, I look fn the water. Olympus, 3 yes, flit 11b, ad Lord Albemarle, 6 P ark flit, may be is th e seat lot. The Castle Park Slakes, for 2-yr olio, ale talon" is something like a I' andtoar, with Its piaelies sad allow sages. Gemini di Vim and Bonn have each Mean, and Trio dour 41b, the first-neationed holding the other two safe; sad he should beat all who nature to oppose kin, &Neenah there nemesis' with &lawmen. Tee Leaniegt Stakes, two miles, had 76 subs.; ad the nee pinion only membered 22. The fact of the Cesare- witch and Cambridpthin weights following so closely on its heels having non to do with the comparative failure of this sae item thai say imperfection la the handl. sap. The seratchteg of Wtakaell, 6 In, Ost, and Alas, 6 yrs, 7sr, has left bat a score for me to deal with, sad °items, fin have recently appeared together, and I shall depose of then ern: Mr. ifikee, 6 pa, Bst 111 b; Clematis. piney, 4 7.t 124 b Entan se tin Tommy, 6 yrs, Tat 1 0 1 k; Comedy, 3 Bat 41b; sad Time Deer, 3 pre, datl3ll), were all moon the ten starters lot the iierkshire Butts at Stadia., two miler, rum is hugest 12 ; sad, according us that ranniag, Mr Sylvan/inn to have the biota them. Brother to Gray Toney, 7st, 1•361 the ram, Mr. Bytes, Bet 9.0, loathing tour lengths off, ar.d the grey bed great Millman is Egotist bias, gad not till Guy ruched the half Mouse did Mr. Sykes give way, sad he was sot persevered with afterwards. For that defeat Mr. Sykes has sow 81b the beat of the weights with him, sad I em alder that quite enfleleat to tarn us. tables. Tao Clematis* gelding, 7st 71b, wee "nowhere" is the race, sad as be Reels Mr Sykes ea 81k wine terms t e will have Mtn Assn. Comedy, list 12th, was beans eight lengths from Ids. 80u, sad the, at their pretest weight', lias 410 the wont of it again. Tame Doer, 61161 b, was anus the last lot, sad sae is the only ose eat of the five who receives weight for her defeat, 81b Wog the different* la her favour la this nausea ; bat that will sot bring her and W. Sykes to gether lam afraid, u she sod a chases Rolla, Mr. Sykes Wes as the best of Weis, I some to Lady Tans% 4 yn, let Ilb, who has about as mask the 11614 d 31/110111 60 Grey Tommy os Mr. Sykes. sad the obsessad the two are pretty evenly balueed. Gaudy, 3 pmt' Gs% ts the sans faun* as the Lady, sad 16 bet ter bin robe the aliened of the pair, as Lady Tans is. nay badly at (Pontos, sad could sot beat her stablnanspaaioa Yorkshire Grey. I confess, however, to being angle - 'y at a lass to uaderanad the nuns ter tbe ren t winos then loner, obese owners may risibly have all pas he Lady Tattoo ram so closely tog..ther that the jad go mold ealy led a differentia of a short bud with the throe. Gaudy area Lady Tattoo. oa 2ito better brae tarn Fresno did, sad ha hes Adams ben assetdered a weeks animal by the stable. I f *alimony wen* go est Is ems* Lady Tatter is very likely to tonne es het alSitte• mans, as it was quite at evince with bee peendlag purfonermase. As nue neat, Sy re, bet, Me am • alma of gnaw is the treat, sad it it be true tin ionlyeaaset stay, sad Lady Tams bang Mahn aseussur es the last imams; 1 shall meta tho " Asetoonsamor with no little timer. The Abode% 3 yre.let IM. it WM eats by Lady Tallish Makin alt het maks with PIM= )set week ; foe at W Pause= gen Shed.. Sts she a 310 beetle', end Lady MIN her to give ler bit Abeam than she did Paredes, whits she ilahluld about bad with has last week. Atassilhag to their Goodwtod /Wise raw slog, Lady Tones hide Maimily_sale by may persda; ant *Glint is a* is be trashed, as Homily's jockey wn aught awns at the start, sat' wee sever solo to reach the nab body afterward. Dina, who west to sake manias Ste her, wee la frost till *this a quarter of a mile from ben^ and might have dabbed vary forward had she ass boss pulled op ekes beaten. Heady was wy poen& WM* than her la the teal, mad foe that mama I mast p he Homily to be on. of the plusd bones, sad to to quite as wen as Lady Talton Ono Act, 3 yrs, 7.t. 61b., sad Alias, 4 p., iist. 1311, en is W. Day's sable, with Tams Doer, sad is the latter has bees throws aside by se, sad Abu is bat a ernitabed pr isoner, Mr. Paths r has why Ose Aet, is sy (pistol., At as reprise* him. She has hoes doing stress work lately, but I do sot know that it n for that rem. The nese, goiag • wily satisfy no, and sands, eine. Ganes, 6 yrs, 7st. Mb., I look apes as anything but a lanolin signal; yet he is is so well, and then will he so few first-ratan to oppose kin, that his party display no bed judgaiest by ; barkieg hin wilh nth madam as th.y do. H. molls 4 yeses, 7.1., oa 1111). honer tarns than at Nuthesaptaa, where, however, hie undyed more thaa an 111 b. best ial ; bat es Biding h as rue badly wage, that ran looks Ake a .* sisiaks." aalen Sidiag is la slaver for the hone prose of the estrum piano'. Waco should beat Chant, 4 yre, get. 131 e.; Inegeae, 4 yn, let. 11110; the Earl, 4yn 121 6 . ; sad Itsdemptioa, 4 )n, est. 71k. ; M best t he latter a loos way at about the sane darns** is the tailgate. at Shrewsbury. Triton, 4 yre, bet IM b, tea eueedingly well at Maidstone os Friday, giving Isolator, 3 yrs, 74 21b, 181 b, sad bean' him oa the post by a head. At Yarmouth, on the 18th of August, ever the same distaste of ground. Emulator re wind 34th bon Talbert, and pea Ism a 41b Wallas, sad at thatram Tritest mast be nearly es good aa Faibreli, who, with fat 131 b, would be nicotined to have so bed chance. Triton rm. &mover, for a boat rase jam afterwards, sad, after three Alma, failed to perform as well. That may keys tees with an Idea to !nap his for this nee or he say hen had well for 0110 day n the previous spin. He muse sot he held too cheap, is we have meaty sees that the stalls eaa orals Mesa be gas raeleg-Besdhey is inroad Tan r Is such bettor I. ens tista deaden was at Goodwood. Early Mora, l yn, 6.t 71b, I do an renenber to haw 1 ems oat this year • but his *wan eatered two Khan for this stake, who obialud very favourable wo4lns, sad WI I sin only Is te de battle foe him. Thai is On nap alp r meat I can ninon is his tansy awl It may pan • *ay goal no. As he the best eill111=1 . 14:1 6 10 P Kr. Sykes, Lady Tatra, Q sad Aassinsoneat ; h at e s. =es boss np ts the . roesst tinel art gp sal the steno doe shats: a *dila, ail i lash *pm sollb Owe Own= estegesine. es. *a r e e:= Whether Wetted et ass, odd be tone to how ' to de arllb that Aoki, toe be burin tee =I • pees with envy home OA it ornownep not SEPTEMBER 1, 1861. from, nypwieff a BR UM berm waste be hid with him. If Geis.* is to be beetle (sad I nalatals he Isnot • Ant elate horse), it will be by owe of them three; and I do not sepses' I could have plated out tame other such ex treme outsiders lode the business for mob a great gen el iambics is et the preemie moment. WIDNUDAY.—A Handicap and the lenkeepere' Plate havieg yet to clam, I have oaly four events to notice, and shell sommence with the Wsrwsck Cay, three muse, which wee istesded for a weight-for-ego twee; but the penalties and alloweaces have mad. it very late:eating. The follow fag are the prima weights:— Mm age A I 1 e ensovit• • Hair of Bons Ag 3 at I 6 Middleton 4 vishermas 2r Pst . Sykes Early Bird Rifleman • 4 one Act ...... S I eolsater H=4 Issitio. elemeatina gelding ... Go:dtull Iclerthorpe Preity Boy Ooroner rasmineeseent * ......... 3 1 C....sobie .... 3 Ugly Meg ..... 3 &cat ... ~ ..... ....... I The unfortusate Yellow ark ha* the heat of the wei ht for about the Brat time Vile mows, and I seat look to ei he him or Pretty Bey minable. neve will be mach • small arid that a diatursies of the chances of much candidate is unneetwary. Mollie *ad Oars Act ere ram greedy young- Men, aid thil former licsid be so cosmos enemy to the two if she ran, • hick Ido sot speculate upon. Ose Aot is et • dieadvaatap with Yellow Jack to the tea, of 71b for her Chest,' r Cup Viewiy over him by a head. The Member' Flue, me wile, le a very fair handicap ; bat Romeo end Lacy Loekit have nothing to eoup:ain of, and one of the two may win. The Avon Stake% for two and three , yeoldo, seven fur loops, will And Oemms di Verily 3lb extra) the most worthy of the few subscribers. The Great Wartaickibire Stakes for 3.year olds, rue mile sad a half, would be " great " enough if it produced • 'Beetles with Corner, (let 121 b; Fisherman, Sit 10I6i Goldbill, Sit Ifiib ; Melissa, Sat Tits; and Viseoust, Bet; mad is such a ems I should give the fleet two p . aces to Melissa sad Fishiness. Bat so the former may not show, I meet stood oa Mr. Parr with Fishermen or Ooldhill, while V mount may be second to bins, as I do not feel con. Ildunt of Coroner showing. TICS3DAT's twat, are nearly WI handicaps, end, until the twu bet days ate over, I stall not interfere with thaw. Aegis( 30. METEOR. PROGRAMME OP WARWICK SEPTEMBER MBETIZ4O.—TurapaY. 1.. &woo Ouzo' of S saga ask with is added ; lot 2. 7 t• cede; Delta Set 715; sod 100 a Mt Mb.; wafers of W. Sib mere. The 'lamer se be eta at SOW. ; maned to be sold lee aOf allowed 715; at IM if fet 604 alb. Flee Wimp. f tube) Oman (1•I. a. La (11 , 1.), Catty Caen ( tek). 1 a Abbot (a fig Om be by Cbeaticarr—Barobets (O 1), lationema (1111.). Aftakal of a. %kite ;KY ) Tao tisane flosatater of 3um sash, oat la added; waster of say basaeop obtrapat the pabusatka el as melba Sib atm. Flee atoege. (1.1 air) Age AM Age et lb UItY Lard Allineasle Gerard ....... Qom Mob a 7 Baca a 8 fanator . Olympaii ................. 3 S I Owd.bask am 3 i 4 Flyaway . . ......... es 44 irdi4 .. .. ...... 1 51t 7nLIA/Mll/11 Draws of 24 sees ea* u ft. sed 4 Gay It de =with Maas& gswistioss tsksa la this stake. ressalsis4 aft alord4g. 114 111 sea.. s.d an wort 4, 13 low. The WNW at 08 11/4se Mb. the aratad bone 616 extra ; or Ma elk a u ills l lls"nr i b d Zi t el t l wlasen e llt tq a u l t iZe th air d a nia.. to bum la ang wsse rOW tn. the Naomi to meta 100 @Ova mil Ss OWN ase.sal 0 the ez askies. Wands peas. (76 luta; U st whom datilwel.) Age I. st Mr. Sykes ......... 8 S The awl ........... 4 Age I. lb Lady Tattoo Clesentlaa g (la. la Comedy ......... - 4 4 eatra) 10. to Grey Tammy Trace (la. Slb emirs) 4 710 Tao 80eslow - " .. ............ 3 le Owe tat . .! 7 I Rory rid....._ II I 7 • 7 4 Aaasommost . Slog 4 7 0 Ti.. Dair Clara_ 4 4u Wleklall paid liasasas .... 4 •1$ Alas .. paid Tao Carom Ps= %brim d 0 ars. , bp .44x4. for 3-yr.olds; mite, Sot 71b; Mee. Mt alb; • terse @tartar 416; twigs, ?Marra ; maiden bona hawk. alerted twise ad sot wo• allowed Mb; three times, Sib. Threemarlen of smile. (9 ante.) Btrawberry, Admiral Lyres, Deedemem, Goldwater , Triplet (lib extra). Gamma di Yam (71b mush M.D., /souse (tib extra). Ms Quartet Pure of ltd piens; &The" Oat /lb; km, hat lab. Are, het 91b; Ms and med. 11.1 h Ths Two-alba Comae. To ekes and name tide evening (l y). Teo CORDITIIIaII Bream ( Muds* it le sem, emit, b ft ; gentle man riders as quilled to ride kr Um Velar Cap; mokononala, Gib atm T.Y.C. Ib C 1... thle evalise (Meaday). WED9IIIIIDAY. Tex Weimer Ct r, value NO too., by salveripthe of 10 soya melt, with 100 added; S-yr.oldn re Nur, Ilet 110, See, eat lib; six sad aged, hat 61b; mane allowed 41 0 and geldings 7lb►; the mintier of am Darby, Oslo, •et Lager, or the Mem, Goodwood, or Dam mam Omp. ISM er N, Maury 7lb, et any two of them, 1011 i tetra; moidea Sloelds at Ms time of starting allowed 711. sad makes 441•4112 sell views& st the time of startlog allowed 1W b; bone. lidithal Weald time ame and not woo in 1016 to be arowei tab, ito Mobs. Ike. Mum (27 sa ablitima le ether 4111111110001; te.) the awed to retire 30 KM oat ot the r 6 011111•111 Xdrdbue • d Mr. Dykes 6 I 1te5tafe1».......... 3 3114411•10 M ............ i I Ilangitaes• 3 Gleam —.—...—.. s Moat, 1:647.......... a elomin .... ... .. 3 Clallelis .......... a Palmas . .... . ... 4 Ugly Nag 3 Cana .................. 11 Lamas —......... 4 The lisle of Lane a Mims ...—......... a Crooltehaabe ......... a 1 Emily hisd *welly b s a l r aLßetralk• AaDearasessar" .. ....... 3 Cotswold (pays al 3 das 4 To Arm Drawn oe 11 sore sub. 10 It, with 25 added; two.yt Ma 7M; three. Dist ; Like sad geldings allowed Illb. Any wiener of a maks vales 204 .or.. HI saw.. weights acessoalstles; stades two.yr aide Whig started are. snowed 310; twice, bib; thrice, 7lb ; maids the s. olds ham g started ones allowed illb ; twist, lib; Wise. 101 b. T.Y.C. (7 sate.) 8 Ae Ilessedy (111 ea.) 4 3 I Fr1ght...—........... p0 1 I I Coassotka (31b ex A ) g 3 0n ell Wray Olympus I Sliviars (111 b s.) b V I Vibes) ... 9 Totishlransa ... ..I a Ina Illatessas* PLATS Of be SOTS. (luadleas). Winans alba the weights was cat Ur awry 1110 aztra. Or auk. Ap st 1 I of lb Lord Alfred „.... 4 9 Psamars ....„.... ....... . a I Lord A1b55ar15.......„ 6 11 1 E ua 4 IS 3 10 3 9 dovr ". = . 7lAr . di 1 3 SwahMattent Wes) —....... 4 I aka= 3 10 Ostatria.. a 3 TM I 9 Lagylatli dasAIO a) 4 7 Fby Orweei—Giselis lashes —. 4 7 I 6 Ng ha 1f1ak1C....... 3 7 FIC amitlassa—Aas -.—.... $ 0 Usalls Ti. GMT Wsawrcamma /rams et 111 . 31 . 7" . 5. ea* I ft, will 60 Masa ; ke a yr. 404 j sal% 9•1 7 114 sad 111119 a MIL Its wiser sissy salapaisbs• %thrib; maw odor *Nor el • meap dim 1151.. bloadc de duo NO% 16 dant Wilds let to Ma c e. adokelve; wide berm loodtdaddior slistrol orb Mb. dose Vim /is Orm alb soda lid v. d odo.}—Cdnrer D lib ream., d iconso (Mb mad, ward , OWNS (Mb . Ildion mhusa Oreddrolo. icarram. Omni oillimestedid. Pielßts. A 11dassear V of 3 w e . ilMii. id Ilidi XI adde brr d. dm 41h.p. To clod mm/ sear broom dr bode 31 *or sad di Adak Is lbw anemia al Twowlay. The weighlats appear as sew se pordlict Tom berme Pura el d is s u sid e d ps : to • ocsaretiars of $ so s. sub. kr do lord aver dr vs received it bolsi. the =al sodelesi s.yr-oldm. rot& Ild 71b; ing Ilit 11b; di irCsk Iliallbs awes oil 3114 IWI-kod berm, eh To "NM Im il II Ildi ; II i 41 OK. silswed lib ; ii 6391104 M Om aft To dm and arm OW imin (Ycoday) RAILWAY AItIitIGIWINTS. Lame An Roars Wombat Day Ticino will Ito Wood b 01l Iris Mu ihs Brasba4lrdse le Lem (Woo as Tuesday and N ed ema.. es BM 110110.1111111 will be ontlabis lost reams by an webs as M. and M. Omit MANN/M-01a taisday, Welpadimaall Thum dry, tit* :A ma 40 Rot. Wein tibia nom Foleybo to ~is os WI to lot the Mb= Jowboy hr. the tad to Rs 4111 tbobldvo. Tb MI a... nitres. trots trots Pod. aeon" via Is amelmoi Mated ea Wannek an sash of IM above days. HUNTING API Does awl Mend. TZZah iii7rbrige ; Friday, Ind= —at ie. TEE ACCIDENT AT ClooDwooD.—Bartholoasow is mow eitabled to take bo:k Mein aad walkui swabs, sad W bees proommod oat of Auger. MONSTER BUST AT PENDEITN LIMESTONE iloasuits —lleoss two years slow a monster blast was Brad at the query of Whets Crateshay, Beg , tbe powder chamber sesweisios fib Me of powder, with the intention Of openlag the bop alas of the gsarry, sad is the pr, mince ef neap aiseallobers, a great fall was produced. liwty falls singe Woe Wars pleas, of 3 000 sad 4,000 tosesseb, bat the awn*/ hi was (as predicated frost the day of the drst blest) to sum o sad es Wideseday wise with good abet sad profit Pew sweet. The old ehsaberoehoh bed much broken sod then the bottom beds of the s Jptriseseb, at strata, 147 feet high, was cleared oat tee length of Is yards sad the small quality of 10 ewe. or powder exploded. The snatch was fired, sad is eleven =lentos from the that, the bottom of the gusty, a mass 10 feet thick, Le 20 yards plate, 81111881144 41118114. 1184 the eaperineassbent mese of 120 feet b ems* Mlle. dews like 111 flood, sad filling the flurry with Its terms of its.. to U.* au 12,000 is. sertaio—wisey outputs it at 16,000 toss, bat the wore 118114811111a7 12,0000.... The fall at present is unwashed, sod wUI rowels se far m thee, se sew roads ors unitised to be pet is w Near the swell. There welts stews from 160 to I 260 toes sub throws dews.—Cerdtf Owarehare. . u . THE SUNDAY BARDII.--/L comanamassa from the Rewrap Secretary of the Sunday Bands Committee in forms us that the people's subscription band, conducted by 11r. James Weaver, will minclude the resent by an errs la the Basset's park, as Sunday, Sept. 7, 1866 re r t ra tlrfellowlag Sunday in the oo ( rate). Oa WI Gerdes I heed will perform from 8 till 6 is the etteresee,sed wlll M rels'oreed by Kalosly's Hungarian Band. In e pdsrlal impebe, the emailtro s urge upon ell perms steadies Ihe enmity of psi chute( a premiss*, to seable teem es Met the beery eapaams Incurred no this sassier. It appears that Um trapeasee attending the per formalise is the lagent's-park eludes 14 weeks baye been 1791 28 programmuse mold, 1271. 1116.8 d.: &deft, 611.8.. 44. Is the Visterarperk 122 L bee bees eapended—prograninies mid, 461.14 e. 4d.; &lett, 751. Be. 21. Brock Ili TRADE Kzaurttott.—Aeheog the acts of the lets easiest wee ease essawslag meek is trade from files sete4 le the peer rete. essispilea is eateed ths Ist Closhssaest Itt;te• rms. Katy Intelligence. innsopOLPIAN COUNTY COMM. kitting days eppotWed for the present week. Crew or 1.0101)034, Oalldka&baildiop.—Monday. September 1 Wednesday. ; Thursday, 4 ; May. h. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSIOx•HOUBE. John Cooper, a merchant, till carrying on business In Thames-striset, was charged with having de frauded the Itlyal British Beak by means of forged cheques. Mr. Mellen. appeered for the prosecution, sad Mr. Woollier attended on behalf of the prisoner. Mr. Coition, commission and shipping agent, No. 3, Great fit. Helen's, City, said—l keep a banking account with the Royal British B.nk. The prisoner and I were at school to gether. I believe he has receetly been in beeiners in Thames-street as a member of the firm of Cooper, Pike, sod Co. I keew from him that that firm dissolved partnership about the let of the present month. I knew that he also kept en account at the Royal British Bank. Bites the dissolution of his partnership be has been continually to and fro at my coasting-house till within these lest few days. At the end of July be was there, when a conversation took place between us with reference to my large chinas book, which was lying open on the table. He said to me, " You have got one of the large cheque books • of the new Metres., Threadneedle-street; I am *Aug one of the old addrem" I replied, " I have an old book that is sot ilniebed ;" and I look it out of the drawer end showed lit to him. 1 produce the book. On the 9:h inst. he called upon me, and asked me to give Dim my cheque for 201. In gold, and I did so. The signatures to she ether cheques produced, dated reepretivety 11th of August. 1868, for 161. 105..; 13 h of August, for 261.; and the 18th of August, for 281 Ts : , purporting to be signed by me, are not in my handwriting. I authorieed enybody to put my name to them. I know the handwriting of the prisoner, sod be lieve the Allies up of the cheques to be his. He has seen me draw my cheques. The number 16,094 on the cheque for 261. 76. Is the number on the large cheque book which the prisms'' , saw lying on my table. Out of that book I have mimed three cheques. Mr Disco and Mr. Raton, clerks in the Royal British Bank,the belief pw.. r d l ir f7t . hat the .dtohaving filling u p as cubed ted w the i cb(qu a h an dwriting ti , andirnued their of J. Bpitale, the detective officer, said—l apprehended the Trilobite yesterday afternoon. On seerehirg him at the etation•koisae 1 found wet him, amongst other papers, an order for goods signed "Getty and Co." I also fowl! on hits a elosed letter, directed "Hewn. Rogers, °klieg. and Ct., 29, Clement's-lane." The cola. contained an order tor a cheque book, signed "A. Oatty and Co." I have been to that firm this morning, and on a future occasi^e I believe I shall be in a condition to prove that the order is net in their handwriting. Mr. Wontner, on behalf of the grinner, said he believed be should be able, on a future occasion, to give a complete 'cower to the charge which had been made spinet him. The prisoner was then remanded. BOW-STREET. George Wells, a smartly-drissed young man, who de scribed binsielf as a sailor, but declined to gine his address, was charged with obtaining a pass-book of the London ard Westminster Bank, Bloomsbury branch, by means of a forged ceder. A lad named Edward Omer, an errand boy, stated that the prisossr out him that morning in Holborn, end inquired if he knew the London and Westmientar Bank. Hs replied that he did, as he was in the habit of going there for his master. The primmer asked him to take a Otte there and bring back a book which they would gine him at the bask, promising him a shilling for his trouble. Witness took the sots to tbe bask and received a boos, wit► which he re toned to the prisoner. Mr. Joseph Wood, cashier at the Blwrimbury breach of the London end Westminster Bask, 214 Holborn, said that ths order produced was presented by the tut witness. It porpmted to be from Mr. Wright, one of their ens• towers. The forgery was at oars detected, the signature being J. Wright instead of J. L. Wright. Besides Mr. Wright's pus book was not at the bank. Another bo .k was given to *haled, and Thomas, the porter, was sent to witch him. Policeman Pinewood, F 162 , mid the prisoner was given into his coetody by Thomas. He at ones admitted that he sent the boy with the note for the pass book. Witness found on him lone " flash " notes, not of the Bank of Ele gance, as natal, but of a new design • the tale Weft "Bank of Engraving," a number of cards for the grand stand at venous races, melts log Goolwood, Liverpool: and Enema, • note book, and • letter from a lady, signing herself • your war Tootsy." Mr. John L. Wright, of Kieg's.load, surveyor and agent, proved the order to be a forgery. It wits an imitating' of his writirg. The signature w.s evidently copied from a letter, for he seed toe signature J. Wright,' . I. correspondence, bat always J. L. Wright en cheques, orders, ke. The prisoner mid the note was given him by a gentleman whom he met in the street, a perfect stranger. This gen. sleman requested him to send it to the bark by the tint decent boy he met, and wait tall the boy brought back the book. _ _ Is antiwar to Mr. Henry be stated that be bad no rai• donee is London. He only worked at his trade is tba winter, dories lee summer be or•et .boat tremens rat* to another, sad lodged near the nee mom. Mr. Wary observed that the handwriting in the note bock greatly resembled that is the order, ereoecially is one entry, the aims of Mr. Wright. He should comsat the prisoner for forgery. Prisoner—For ntt•riog a forged r Her Mr. Henry—For forging and ntteriag. Committed accordingly. MARIBTB. Avorr 114-11, swift lid!. se Sr es ispeds Ifs asesibilues el Wi Ow% ordains tigerabli Imlay. Thee is se pint mesa st seisms Jest Sow, seithe is this mil b hart d liesseet. wise the mete b ths steltst Wow see me& Yes ; but the swiss ems Is very siseditgooll Is di the Miss the teseelisterers we very WE Mt Oar team whims SIM bibs soy essaissietiow, sew In a alay ladian•W he =stills Itsislisde there see wee wiry lane elfes As sow. lfslMtdegswp weds Is Mills breaches ts W left; eel he Idea elseSsels Ifs tboral keeps ▪ eslt diseellir maw weft NO. tie dewed Wei win es. limbs tor at fades saheb. Ifs feign Psis I. .dl ssesuk. At, is* lbws west ifs mistime Ism liipplisesedsee death less.sipedslip Ow liiivearsoh. a . Wet IBMs. a. bleb eft mil as Avatteiws NNW& Fist the Osesims ad eller d the hes lopertset broths et w Swaim mere sea r Wes ifs wasp same st slims is MEL Ifs amine Seim Is 4w monies .Irbetwelfweelfsetbst NSW Ifs Ades& loving pisterdise Ms stile* put, sies Is below; het Ur pass peals st e pod weds elf the Stasi belied's'? psis pass th, IMO as bear the flay sow we. Is the air M et Fisk hush firdifiee sett Oa Weressenetre. halms Is itsprowleg. as the sessillsiiirlog fetes eistet.ilp, timer wry NW. Lbws. semi Is ibs bee reds there is awe saddle ties lbws was s Ina spot pre ms .mrrly sot firrssr. bet thise is men diem& Wu Is beam desslptisseet YYsd Iron Thus ewe meat le tie Wet. sod ter to arises tlllefifikne ar Isee ewl Ow the pm. gesi of sslphdidiss the In WSW emus& Is the semi subtlety Is ass suds aides; the srlh i ls=si. salsifies as It saythis& brew. Tim Sorters gm less seem ; sirs quarter-6w white woes sal sibbla Is • &Shag pet us hem 00IT011.—Lmeareo4 Acmes M.— The market today has bee malteds sad, esselorsci erlth the raise current yesterday, Monism Awe IL re lb.'', extreme. and ci Use wee quality wide , bid. gm 114 prim se it. to id. per lb. deans time yesterday. Speen. Mere see geeing sidA le low mum. TM ..is. to-day are 13,000 bolo. 11,11111 m sad $,l 00 for noon , comprising WO Pawn mil Illsonolook at lid. to ; 100 Bahl., st 60. to W.' WS 10011 PM. et dad. to /id.; 1,000 Bunt, at Sad. to lid. ISO isa Idggis. at to to le. M. per lb. Imports sines Thursday, 8,000 W. COI7OX 000011.—Maneswonsa. Avow M.—We wagon/ to ____ hieblat — s sialeislii OMNI twt Men leak WI pion, osly non kw enaollook aw ow* For 411.1ocit shirtless suited to Lao sd MIS anulautoronhew lon ening fa sow nowt° rapt lid. per plon navy Martin, Insiona. T.eksi weie printers, *nob oaks to onatione onoon. adman dtir vane Uafloat lhoollnloo (ale prim ol Odeon nog IMO Man at Lltorpooi numb war attooollun Won la ant Idols et link to tooll to yam Mai oblitloga fo his brie dna for Mine WI wee ea ks polt. but niseholiff ase =dor onnota. Moons an Om roar weft agefeart. WI yarn an nem =ream Mar *so dud% =pods* Is is LW SIMS of sad doubled sulfa winontior is damnl fn lasels. se Oast day Sr. rather dales* to plinileee ter arty delivery. TM arittom• Wetness of the week, fratnar. Me has mbar In Monet. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lsons. Amon 30.—Tbs woollen sloth mar ket maintains a One sad dowdy tine. Than has boos rood dessacd this 1210 Ming for .eaeoaabte sloths, and quits an average bamboo has hese tracaseted. HAUFAI. AterlPT 30.—1 a wool. wonted. and yarns Mils boohoo dotal", fn coosequence of th• rule elbow. Prides as Woos CORN.—Causames, Aaw SO.—OU Market woe cheaper fee whoa to. to le.; a rod mealy of new ; littk elm offering. Wheat, d, Gio to Pie ; white, 7:4, Barley, 46e. to Ns. Oats, 16e. to 33a. " " ••• COMMIT. ate. SO.—A good supply to-day at VIM ket ptininpally new wbeeta, mesa Ss. to is. per qr. lower. Wheat, Ind brown, 7ti. to WM new, We. to 745.; aew , white, 70a. to 764. Barn), SSe. to 49e. Beige, old, 40e. US. Pies, Sec io 40.. • • • Mamma, At,. 10.—There was shoot so verse* supply of stein at true mutat to.dsy. Ibbest met with • brisk sate at en advance of fully Is. per bushel. Oats and Weiss much the some as lad week. Wheat, whine, Ilea. go 111. 64. ; red, tee. to Ica. 6d.; barley, new, Ids. 6d. to .1,64 ; old, les. 6d. to lea.; oats, potato, Ilk dd. to 13a.; sonamon„ 10a. ed to I Is. 6d. ; rye, :an to is.; beano, 20s. to els.; floor, pu stoat, Is. ed. to is. ; oatmeal, es. ed. to Is. bd.; flews], Is. led ; barleymeal, Is. 10d.—Clarksk Jolorosal. Catensteras, Aro. 36.—There was a moderate supply of new w beet et motet Gals morning. bat envoy of the samples were much serer. d W the late damn weather. A far Nat= of business wee transacted et s redaction ol 9 bout 2s. per qr. on the TWO of this day week. In barley, bests, and peas there was so clangs, the quaatity oferfag of each of them articles being so small, It was Ina possible to ob:ain quotation.. OLOCCINTaIy At... 1 9 .—Our market was fairly attended, sad mew rat sam;.leo of new whist shown, of mined quality and emaditatiee Little inquiry 'Mated be • d [peak at • reduction of Is. to Is. per qr. ?mega easier to bey. Grusdiag barley. lodise men, and beans throat in higher. Waled tetley fa shoat supply, sad quite as dear. Oats eager dearer. Imports ol (be we enellbs Aug. L'e : —Wheal, 1,0 U; barley, 1,900; cab. 1,53; basas,lll2; maim, 1.012. 0011 WORM, Aro. 311.—There was • moderate mealy of wheat, chiefly of the new amp. may samples twits damp and uprooted, sad ogling et rather trivia/at Wee, from Otte. to 6/... nee qualities of saw sad old were la rellseet. Peke* brille rather Wind 00 / 0 / 0 . Wheat, sew, 601. to Ohs; old, 70e. to 06a. Batley, et, to bee. Usts,l36. to Us. Vess, eds. e• eds. Usnereura, Atte. SO. —The rearketteadlay was very thinly attended. time utopias of both old *ad sew wheat sold at lag west% piers; bibelot and damp steeples made lees mosey. Very Ott. barley o. ; : st wea's s sepportelL (late, pas, sad bless sold at full IMO% Oa. te tis period i maw, Ids, Is Me. per 221. to 326 per qr.; pima, Ws. to 28.. per laid; beau, 38., to ffia.; Was, s3e. to 406. Nurcsen.larrev•Trirk, Are. 20.—The weather this week ham been of an ussettlr.o character, which bas materially interfered with bu rnt work, whim, in early roots was partially commencing. The acfrounte received ('O.O the (Muth rpsak mutt less favourably of the wheat than prevnue!y, the white wheats being reprerenkd at . 6110061 / by eprouting, and although the damage sustained 0, 1 la anis inamos te ecorrred, we think thre cannot le • coedits lint eon atidereble po g o of the crop. has . been too homily "rriede 1011 will only be flt to grind in the *pried; hence • moth greeter awls be m.de upon the dry new, Whilst the value of mo bli blear Miritained ooneequentm. !MO 1180 seem. to ham ruffenrd magiderably, which circumstance will be in favour of man keeping its price for a while. The trade during the present week ham ruled tolerably steady, and a fair extent of uelness has been duce in wheat, which owing to the Sao weather prevailing .:os Tut Lay was parted with an meter termr, bat an untoward change :Calf irg lbe decline was subeequently rroovered. Vol choice Norfolk sernu up, wee procured, 7ra. to 765. La beet num of red, 71.. for :Va. thin Wiabrah, Seale! whre 81a. to , 77e cordig to quality Mulat extra Danish realised 76e., and Kiel , all weighing @Mr. .'o ur has been readily token extreme rater, and a total clearacceeffscud. A little sew malting barley has been gold at 52.. Grinding haa met little attention. In other arclers more paring, aid the turn Meier, At oar market this morning we had • very large amply from the growers curidering the advanced state of the mason, but from tM west se well a. from abroad we have to report moderate receipt.. Our fanners at the op. Meg asked very exiravegant rout, wbhh bad the effect of checking businees. tut en a reduction of la per qr. king concialtd • clearance sou effected. In south onnttry nor few trans. actions transpired, extra yellow making with cl - fictray ;ff., to soy good useful qualities 76a. t 76.., whilst • few oatcbsla of new 14 realised Obi. to 836. weighed 6310 e. In foreign scarcely anything done, holdsra being unwilling to meet the views of Wye's, run e red btralaund commanded in retail 7..., whereas, at :a. left W. re ism buyer. in quantity. Flour add slowly, but in its value we quote little alteration. Rya comparatively neglected. New barley was Inquired for, but it is too early yet to encourage rhigmenta to any extant, most of our malistera wishing to see how the trade is likely to a ttle before setting their melting. generally to work. Fiats old malt fully SP dear, ti.t interior meet difficult to quit, and simrst =nimble. In beans and peas little variation. %kith ma we were mantily supplied, and all dem• iptions told pretty readily at the hut rake of this day eenoight. The arrivals this week me Wheat, coantalee, 764; foreign, Go; barley, cowls kr, 3311; foreign, 260; malt, coastwise 230; oats, comtwke, 2.u; fora . gn, SO; peas, coml. wise, 20; flour , 464 sacks. NORW,CII, AVOSIT 30. The weather ha happily undergone • change during the last floe or ea days, and the reopen. hate been badly empnrryed without interruption. The result has been that great pierce. hot been made in imunne wheat and barley„ with:6olf the whole has been harveend In tolerable order. The potato beght has appeared in rem. district.. Me favourable camp the weather h s demise. d the local mar bete. At than held earlied in the week prices had an upward tendency, tut with every additional due day they bare eshibited Id. rirmncea liere today there 'rasa 'Weepy!, of new wheat, and the crane snore which bob II:30e were made et • groat reduction, generally mated at ea..° M. per quarter. erne gas pls. of new barley appeared, and the coadlthin being good aneMandeil high rare. ; the barley mean has b , sot yet etelleameted. %beat, white (weighing 621. e. to glib.. per imperial bimbel) yea to 745; ditto, red, (weighing Silt. to 11311 m) 66e. to 7.a per quarter. Latest averages : Wheat, 1,9.9 e qte.rtars, are fig, barley, Its qt. mere, 43e. 4d.; Oats, 30 quarter., 23e.; beans, 344 quer:era, 455. Id. Panama, row, Ace. SO.—There has been no rain here all the week to prevent our fanners carting, and man) of our Igge growers tares cured all their white grain. A fair show of both old and new wheat, and each could be bought from 10. to ea. per qr. lower from last week, the former making Iron. It.. to 71a, and the rter tU. to Ito. per qr., 63Ibe. New bortey got before the rale. found buyers at 4Se. to 32a. per qr. In cats anu b ana nothing d inc. RIADIXO, Aro SO.—Trade ruled dull; the beg quality of old wheata not realising higher rata than last week; inferno new rather lower, but the 1 tot dry parcels commanded quite amuch, prices ranging from Ste. to . is. pa qr. new, and 74a. to Oa okt wheat. Burley a goad supply; prime reused le 11 2a. per qr., the highest figure 72.., the lowest 41e. per qr. Data and peal at previously, Beans could be purchased on lower term,. Wooleo, Ate. 30.—Siece last B.turday the welsher has been dull, with an occadonal ebower, but honed work has not been stopped, and great progress has been Rode io cut ling. A few Beale of w he at hare been carried. bur the condition cancot be Its fur thrash. ter If the pro: nt tine weather continue during next seek, a large extent of country will be c.eared. At to.day'a D arket the little old wheat shawl.' refloat rather lea money than lain wet k. Spring amp in demand, an . Beni in prim. Several samples of new wheat ham teen shown, the quality ef which, on the • bole, mop b • mild very goon, bet the cooditioo is poor, and many of the whde parcels rather tender. The bulks rot being ready for delivery, there was but utus disposition to ►uy thew. Primo to th • growt re:—Wheat. 60e. to 755. per qr. ; extra, lee. per qr. Oat% Ice ad. to id zed. pet stood Bras, 465. to 4* Witacarrta, Ato. 30.-7 here was a large supply of wheat at market tl-day, eh 4 fly new, of amoodary quality, which sold at irro. dolor price•, from be. to be. pre bobs.; old was about 2e. per qr. lower. barley maintained its "aloe ; some teeth throw ed old Eng- Ilek realised S a. per qr, Oats in demand. with the tuna in favour of the feller. BMW and peas held for an advacce of Is. to Jo per qr. Your, Ans. 30.—The weather being showery and nasettlett, our fanners hate not been oboe to mcure any quantity of the new crop. To-day is Bee, and there h,tng no diaposiuon on the part of millers to parchue old wheat, the trade ka dull at last weet's priors. home newts offering. but the qualty 'tit madition are only moderate. Nothing doing in (Aber mucks. Wheat, white 74. to 601. per linprobil qr.; red, 72.. to 7ts. Beans, 44. to 3 0.. Rye, 420. to 4 tr. Malt. Ks. to 714. Oats, 14.31. to Is. 4d. per atone of I ilbm Dom r h6e. to 45a. per soak of 2aulbe. litszcsuer. Ate. Ht. - N e have had a week of ray unsettled weather, end a good deal of rain has fallen, in conrcquenee of winch met of th bulky mope are much laid, nevertlaeliss we are fast drift. mg on to harvest. Neat week a good deal of barley end a littl9 wheat wall to cut down, and the following week berets! will I. pretty general. At oar country markets thin week, the Intl. Whitt offering err beadily taken elf at e. tole. per qr. sdrsnoe or. list week's rates. Oats also Is. to 2a. per qr. dearer. Ito barley offering; we etpeet a few same as of Dew neat week. Here, today, we had a fair supply of wheat, which sold stow y at Is. per qr. &theme ea last wee '. rates. Oats In mull supply, and prices In favour of retire. Ile barley. Wheat, 68e. to hOe per qr. Osts, Its. rd. to V 0.60. _ _ WATI/70/D, Aye. 3e.—The weather tlna week baa ban all that could be desired for the harem, wbir.h la rap db . rasing to a ekes in thieweighbourbood. hearty all the wheat and barley base shekel, sod in the course of another week very Pule oats will left uncut. We hare bad small &liveries of Irish produce through. out the week, but at this morning's market there •an a lair show of wheat. which sold readily at the elooratioca of hatord..y Let. Dar by and oats were In abort supply, and realised an adesmas of about Is. per barrel on the former, and per barrel on the latter. !roan abroad oar arrivals aonai.t esclueleely of Indies urn, to which a hale amount of boldness has barn dose at an improvement of I.?) le. 3d. per barrel on the week. Foreiin wheat has not been much inquired for, but as the quantity in store here Is not large, homes dew no dispution to puts mles. Floor in limited demano, at vibe.. Imports thla week : Indian corn. A•V I elm; noun, 276 soar. 436 barrels. Eaports tills week :—Wbeat, *7 barrels; barley, 192; oats, S,4JI; Indian eon, 800 ; oatmeal, 41 cwL BIDE, FILIN, AND FAT.—anutraosue, Aro. SO.—Hides. 9316.. and upwards, nit ger ib.; 051 w. to 9ilbt, 3, el.; 73 1 ba. to Whs., 01 d.; 6316 a. to 241 tis , hid.; Salta. to 611b5., 40.; 3510 e. sad wader, 414.; wawa 41d. to did.; herae, each; 7s. 6d.; bulb, 3pl. per lb.; dewed and irregular, 4,d. to 401.; kip!), ed. Coll-1710s. and up ward*, 6fd. per lb.; 12101. to laths., 7.4.; Abs. to 111 U., 71d. light, Ilad.• flawed e nd Irregular, Sid. Wool akin; Os. Od. tog Od. Lopata, Is. A., ltd .. 54. te. Id., U. lid., U. 6d. Fab—Mutton, beet, end died, ltd. to iirt. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. 17•1001114 Bates AT FOSCION PORTS. —Gaily Ana, at Salaittal; nark, at Dunkirk; Rose, at Bordeaux ; Auguge, at Ghent; tiger, Mary atealsou-e, Kbawingna OodonJse, and Centlict, at Bombay ; Amami, Aladdin, and Onna, at Calcutta; Btotalway, and AIMS Langton, at Hong Kong. Banes rsa Ltrasrost. Alarm, August 13, Bee, 16th, and Gomy plum, Bath, trout Bombay; Victoria, July 20, tram Calcutta; Bother, August 34, tram Rouen. A violent hurricane from W.N.W. was ertmuntered off Alcoa Boy. between the 26th and 27th of June, by the Johanna Canard, arrived at Linfpool. from Havannab. VEI3BELB SP()IIIIN WITH. Sleek tagin (Britiah ship), from laverpcol for Bombay, June 5, lat It 11., los. 51.50 E. (brool. from Savannah for Urerpool, August 17, lat. 46 N., lon. ii W. lagtu (barque), from Bonny for Liverpool, Juiy 12, lat. 11.41 N., lon. V W. bomb Bowan (clip), from Liverpool for Montreal, Aueuvt 23, lat. 46.20, lon. 13 W. Panther, Blebop, from London for Calcutta, June 20, lat. 6 N, los. llamas (barque), tram Timor for London, Jane 21, lat. 3G.11 S. lon. 10.43 S. ; 67 days. flormmotb (arm). standing &S.W., JO IS, lat. 18.13 R., bon. MIL W. Walter Bonk* (British barque), hum London fee Bombay, June I. lat. 15.33 M lon. 32.37 E. [AdVerf lefiggent.)—HOLLOWAT'S PILLS THE GREAT on Woos.n op pals Act —The sinks of the nsed:cal schools an candrsined to dealt that Holloway's ruis banish disease from the stransolt, herr, sad bawds, mahout reducing the strength of the patine. This Is the greatest reediest triumph of the Nineteenth , Osetury, therefore It leSstonl4dos that persona should mutter when • nobody It SO hp °blabbed so resdily. Thee• pule cure bile. doe, disorders of the liver, complalnte of the stomach. rpaem disown of the chest, and other internal Irregularities—hold by all asedietne weeders throughout the world; :it rrob,sor Holloway's Fetablistietents, 244, Strand, London, and SO, Matelen.lane, pew York; by A. Warn" Coastantinople ; A. Osidicy, downs; and E. KW, Malta. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS DAVYB.—Auguat H. at the Rectory, litlitoo, the wife of the Rev. 0. W. Mays MA., of a sow. ILLwOOD.—Attattat 23, at Brtztoe.hUt, the wife of Mr. E. E.lwood, - et • moo. OWerCl24.—Auset 28. at Twlekentum, Yrs. F. G violin, of • IlJdspek. the wife of P. daughter. HT AY—August It, at _ _ Eaq.. 01a sum. LU la D.— august n, at Devoaehlre.btftet, Fortlas:4lam the wife of H. Lod. Vag., of Ltaaila'a inn. of a thughtar. 110BERT.—hugua .t Dulwich.comaion, hurray, the wife of C. Roberts, Erg.. of a daughter. TiARRIAGES. EIMKINE-11EPWOBT11.—aueust 2i, .t St. Marylebnne, by , the Key. J. W. Bellamy, Vicar of Whose. Kent, T. E. &Wile, 1 , 4. lon of ilia Lion. and Key. T. Eras ate, Vicar of Beighton, Derfir• shire, to Emma, daughter ce B. Hepworth, Med., of York-pace. Portmas.equare. MACLEOD—Ft KT B.—Lowe 17. .t qt. John's Cathedral, Houg Kongo by the Key. J. J • Irein,Colostal Chaplain, Malcolm Audernon. eideut on of the late Ateenoder Macleod, Enci , of Mel -g-Limb, Drum. bartonabire. to Fanny Kendall, youngeet daughterli of tbe I . l * Samuel Firth, laq., of Sutton .t-Hour, Kent. WORTHINGTON DENS 140f1. Auguet tt. et Ft. John's Chureffe, Manchetter, by the Hey. H. Huntington. M.A.. Mr. T. Woribmi• ton, ot Ashldn.upcesalersey, to Mrs. Elisabeth Ucurisoo, of linings DEATHS. CLARIDGE.—Aagnit 27. at Savannas, Feet, E. Claridge, Esp.. wed W. DI Z 11.0 T.—A Want IS, at Onalow-ammrr, Emily nigh Tits ach danghtee at Caput' IL Pita Nov. AN., aged Is. PAT PiE.— August 111. at Natalia. Him Sophia Payne, of Gowen street. Emtleed 'awe. • August P. W. Perry, of ronletreet, rent siviilii, late ot the Bank ot England. THOSSTON.—August 14, at Valetta, Malts 21m7 Tb.ratoot " 1 r rapent air Wiliam Thornton, anditor.reacral of Malta, aged 69. WORSUlL—Sairoat 99, at tit. tohnistrood, Catherina. mama ot the lit. A. Warsaw, aged 73. - Palatal and pounded bo twoo Kso llom. of No. tl,Lomtat4 1 1 1 1 1 1116 . the 010 et Ledo.. Prlutes. fit theLofobar4 Ifirelle ita rrIONNIN WNNINOMpo'4I.OIaDAT, bulansan 1. Ida IF