The Express. — London, England, 1852-08-31 00:00:00

REVIEW OF THE C*olol TRADE. that the recent ip.rotiatioat had andueid the dirt ewes to call a special niemine for tho evasion, ~ tit circumatioces induced them to ',hire the a,:jouri anent of that meeting till alter the meeting of the Tilbury and Southend pro. pricture The accounts showed a balance in hand of 5,7791. Mr. Jonu WILAUN •ished to know if there were any shames against that halauer. The CnailIKAN only knew of the clams of the solicitor mad eeeee yor, which weir lets than 2,0001. Mr. J. Witsou preaunted that the new shares waukl be paid up, which would inerenae the balance to about 11,0001. Supposing this balance were in hand, he should like to know how mush more it would require to make the four miles of railway which would be available ? The CHAIILMAN said this would lead them to the subject of the special meeting, wh:att the director admied to be postponed. In reply to a Proprietor, The 01/11101Ald they had 119 acres of land, which was let, sod had been paid for by the company. About 6,000!. had been expended on the railway and .ea wall. After some di.eu.siJa as to the propriety of adjourning the meeting, the report and accounts wire agreed to be entered on the minute., but not adopted till the special meeting, which was adjaurned till the 15th of September. [Pram the Mark Lane I'apresv.l BRITISH. GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN (IRELAND) RAILWAY.—The Orrin Southern and Western Railway Company of Int viol held a meeting on Saturday last. The several reports and statements submitted were uoanimoaaly adopted, and the meeting cor.eluded vrithext any material chtference el opinion being elicited. IiLIN AND BELFAST II.tILMOT.—The Dublin and Behest Junction Railway l'omnany also met on Satur day. The rep .rt and statement of accounts, which ap peared to be satisfaetery, were unanimously adopted, and the meeting was energised* made special •• for the purpom of confirming the forfeiture of certain shares, of which the nectuary witless had been given, and of taking into con sideration the p-opriety of applying to parliament for powers to at prison de the amount due to the Dublin and Belfast Junction Railway, by the Dublin and Drogheda Railway, for the construction of the Navas brunt*, when ever the same shall be paid, towards the discharge of the debensure debt or to other purposes of the former compsey." A motion that the directors be authorised to apply to parliament for • owes to appropriate the am turf of the debt of the Dublin and D•ei.:heila It otaay Company, for the construe tiou of the ?Juan branch, when, vet the same shall be paid, towards the discharge of the debenture Jett, or for such other purpoen as mar be considered to be most benetleial for the several interests of the company, wu passed unani mously, and a metion for the forfeiture of shares was also earned. Sir John INaeneil stated, in reply to • Shares bolder, that he had no reason to doubt that the Boyne vim diset would be ilnighssl by the Ist or May neat, ben that it would be wrong to speak with too much eonitdenee; and that he thought the contractor was doing everything which it was in the power of man to do; and that the mama, our pwhups the best that had ever been yet laid down. A few sees only had been lost. hut considering the nature of the undertaLing, he thought the lug of lite was much km than might have been expected. A motion that a dividend of l is. per share he paid to such proprietors only as had paid up all calla prior to and due previous to the 30th of Jane last, end rateably to ell other proprieton wording to the respective amounts paid by them, on their shares, on or before such 34th of June, hut such proportion of dividend not to be paid to them until they had paid up all tulle, with interest thereon, witch might be due, was carried unani mously. CLTDEaDt ET Jr NcrtON (GUARANTERD) RAIL NAT.—A gen, rot meeting of this company was held on Friday et Olsegow, Mr. JAW. Baird, M.l in the chair. The report, which rerinarnewled the re•eleetion of Mr. Johnstone as the representative of the c =pony at the' Caledonian board of infector., and angratolsted the gO► ✓iews on the promptitude with which the CaletiOldlin Company had in. t their allegations on this as well r thei other guaranteed interests, *as unanimously adepael the motion of the chairman. Messrs. Paget and Ad* Paterson were then elected directors; Mr. Johnstone was re-elected the company's representative at the Caleismin beard; and Mentes. Alexander Baird and A. G. Kids= were appointed auditors. A vote of thanks to tho ter.airiated the proceedings. TlOltht..tNus It.tILWAT. The ninth ordinary muting of this company was held on Friday. at Glasgow, Mr. J. Bain in the chair. The chairman, in moving the adoption of the report, congratulated the shareholders on the increase of revenue which had enabled the director, to A very decided improvement has taken place in the weather sine* oar last, and the anxiety previously felt is regard to the outstanding eon Iles bees la a great am- sure allayed. Mooday was very flee; on Tuesday and Wednesday min fell in some parts of the country, but it was not genets' : the wind has since shifted to the east ward, and having been favoured with drying breezes and hot sunshine, c.tusiderible progress hes been made the last few days with the carting of torn. The favourable change has come very opportunely for the harvest in the North; and, should there be no return of wet, the crops in the more bark ward districts would certsialy give a better yield sad be of finer quality than those of the South. It as se yet too early to form anything like en estimate as to the g I result, but there is reason to believe that in most of the &ether° parts of the kingdom the deficiency will be very serious. The samples of new wheat and barley hitherto brought forward at the different markets have afforded undoubted proof of the inferiority of the quality : ' the wheat is for the most part of a lean berry and light in weight, and many samples are badly sprouted The barley is discoloured, and not free from sprouted grains. The re- porty of the yield to the acre, where the crops have been put to the test of thrashing, are likewise very unsatis factory, and we much fe.tr that the season will prove mist disastrous to the farmer. A very large proportion of the corn has unquestionshly been carried in bad condition, and much will not be fit for use for a considerable time to come. Whether price* will undergo a sufficient improvement to compensate the grower in some measure for the shortness of the yield will depend principally on the extent of the foreign arrivals; that no great confidence is felt on this point, is manifested by the altered tone of the trade. A few days of fine settlei weather hes sufficed to cheek the disposition to purchase wheat, and the activity which prevailed in the early part of the month has been seconded this week by a calm. Meanwhile it is acknowledged on all hands that the mischief done by blight. mildew, and the prevalence of wet the first three weeks in August has sot been exaggerated ; indeed, the extent of the injury becomes the more apparent the closer the matter is lavestigated ; but the experience of the lest six years has rendered our merchants cautious, and, in the &bosses of an active cause to keep alive excitement, such us the late wet weather, few have courage enough to buy beyond what they require for immediate use. it now becomes a gees lion how will ledders abroad be disposed to act ? That we shall require very large importation of grata there can be no doubt. Will the foreign farmers and merchants, knowing this to be the case, at once supply our wants, or raise three demands in proportion to ear necessi ties ? On this the future range of pineal will depend. At present quotations of wheat are relatively higher is Ger many, France, and Holland thaa in the British markets, and it would not pay to import from either of those coun tries; but there is a margin for profit on shipments of breadstuffs from America, and wheat might still be im ported with advantage from the Black flea. The accounts respecting the potato crop are quite as con fliction as usual. A week ago the &MIN was said to have been checked, and the less was dm estimated as likely to prove less tenons than he has previously believed would lave been the ease. Wilkie the last few days the advice' are again of a km sammiregias character • the disorder is now reported to have encased a mars viinbeet distracter. Under these circususteame it is quits lope.iltio So use. to any definite concludes es to Was protortion d the mop is likely to be lost, mail dot vostaor boi boa also aosorsOoly examined, which ma onsosly Mdse soil the anis or late-planted sorts shall have be.. es. recommend • dividend of from 4 to 41 Percent.,;;l;; on the tittering prospect. of the lino by the opening up of new mineral field.. nit motion, with the following reso lutions, was then put from the chair and carried unani mously .—" That ..1221. 1.. 6d., being at the rate of 41 per cent. per annum, be divided mew the holders of con solidated stock ; 1,6501. among the shareholder. of the guaranteed 6 per cent shares and 1,000% among the shareholder it the guaranteed 3 per cent. sham, all less iseesee-tas, and as dividends for the haltyssir magi the 30th of .1 use last, payable on the 20th Septelnker OM, by warrants to be i-sued by the directors. That the son et 1,4391. 13s. 11.1., being the balance of reveaue t _be seeded to the reserve account." On the motion of Nr. Depth Bartmatyee, the thanks of the meeting were voted ladle chairman, which finished the business. _ _ LANCASTER AND CARLISLE RAILWAT.—The capital amount of this company shows that 1,614,7991. had been received sad 1,628.1741. expended, leaving a balance against ' the rompany of 11,3741. The amount enrolled and due pa the t►ird shares is 88.3911. The revenue amount for the half•yeas msding the 31st of July shows that 124,3891. bad been received, melodies 8,1011. balance front last amount, and 63,7641. expended, including 3,0981. for rites and taxes and government duty, leaving a balance of 70.634/. A divi dead- at the rate of 61 per cost. per annum will absorb 36,7601.: 'Merest on debt, 8,3991. ; Lancaster sad Preston Railway, proportion of proles, 21,0691.; total, 66,219.; Mavis, a balance of 4,4164. for the next account. NEWRY, VICAIUtENPOINT, AND ROSTREVOR RAlL way.—Ltranro.4., IIoND.IT. —The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders in this railway was held in the Claren don Room, Liverpool, to-day ; Franc.. Shand, Req., chair mils of the bowl, presided. The report and accounts showed that the entire receipte amounted to 114,7281. 13e., and the ezpeediture to 112,344/. 19s. 8d , leaving a general balance of 2,3821. 13s. 6J. After a few remarks from the chairman the report was adopted, and the proceediogo terminated. WARRINOTON AND ALTRINCIIAM JUNCTION RAIL- War.—LIVISPOUL, MWIDAT.—The half-year% meeling of the shareholders in Use Warrington and %rimers Junction Railway Company was held to-day la the Clam. dos Rooms ; Hilbert tireenall, Keg.. M.P., chairmsa des beard, presided. The follow'a report woe rood hp Mt Sinclair, the secretary : " The have plassessis se suring the proprietors that the wpm Eris rem the lest meeting is the works os the main Has be Ism quits ars. factory to them. Negotiations for the wilds er the mad no already in the possasion of the ember= am beteg aetively messed forward, so as to avoid the eembilild et' any delay from this , cause in the opening of this Ma. To p li. ensure the vigorous prosecution of the w end thit completion of the railway at the earnest data, the director have made two WM , each of 1. pie dim, payable on the Ist of June Wt, end the tad day el ilegenr. bee stet." Yeas the solowails k !Named that *Masi amount received in shams v. RATSL The espoilaws amounted to 22,9681. lbs.; hwelesi a balsam _ht hind of 7.706'. es. In answer I. it eseerise beet Mr. lash. the Chairman stated, that the lessiewases aloft dr Ls were very favourable towards I. Thre-fseethe is reember, sad nine-tenths is space had been aprso4 with. 'The near sad asoosats were unanimously adopted • end, after a rota of the erete le the chairman and braises, Or prossodisp tensiesL WAYMOILD AND LIMERICK RAILWAY.— The Waterbed and Limerick Railway Company likewise *et. The ' , vast topianand the funds as in a aatirminey sire. and the iOndploprogroonvoly laamossioir. DUSLIII AND Wick Low Iteumee.--Ttle ma. posy Mil • merieg en Saturday, sad bola tb s : m s: word rem that. seise the emsagemest 01 Ids. them is et Myth s seeming r the Hoe berg These veg empesselle meme—reser._ d !Clemper, lierig, wed Pieseladeer—vrest:wided to the iverts*. dr two fanner being directors of the Ibillisesr. and OW Moe et the Cashel lines. TIM l .s from Seidoed ialome — aotbeklhooett harvest had bees pareidly IsereapW bp showers oo wed Twerkw, the week had, ea the whole, pro embed , sad the week was Neeetlei with hope sad weldeeee. few week of sew wheat wire exhibited at lidiebeeil 1. Wedeeeday, woo of fin quality Lad heavy woirht. The trade woe dew at dot 'market, as well as at Ulasgow, and shoe had a eallableard Inadeney. The Irish saviors an mesh mere pendeke dew dig were a fortnight ago, and prim were generally deepegles at the principal Lsarkets. potato dimes iippsan, how ever, to beret:awed reseweganaisty. • • - - - The arrivals of wheat co•stwisit into London hare been moderate, the quantity reported up to this (Saturday) even ing having amounted to only 9,874 quarters. Meanwhile but little has been brought forward by hoi‘earriage sampies from the neigh countks; krimisk the Faber, Kent, and Suffolk stands wore nearly hare both IS Wed. mucky and Friday, sad tin troasaetinos bon has en quite a retail scale. In proportion as the weather Ms armed a more settled appearaoce, as her the disposition Islay wheat diminished, and on Fridays/Nicely saything Ins done. In this position of stairs Tweeds= reensimpil nandasaly un- altered, bat the feeling woe eeeteily imerarda a decline, hams refuting positively M pay peek= pion. Pereigal wheat has ease rather freely to Pad, 31,800 gooreses Laving been received at this port thift the week. • por tion of this supply is egoist teem lindl, though prme have all aka" boas higher in the Doha nrsions this et Mark•buto. 1J to Wohnoodny holden apposed Pr' Ina, bat übeq wl Jy Owe was slight slinpoine af giving way, awl piebaue sight, we think, la some hotasollor haws Won mile ea gather easier toseno ea hies, than in the einhosseement of the week. Owing, lainewer, to the taw/ nature of the operative& _paw were sot I. Be anal spososil tower than before. Omit plaids eir Baltic red wind were still held at Mk . sad other owls at anosimponding rates. The 7nslfertles to prelim heads, eeamaggeeerm of wheat has in a great ammo eablided. sod tits b.inw dose diaries; the week In too lima of the trade has boss isisportant. The 'Mesh hip the Black Bea, ha, aids esaet have been mall, dud then hos eon 'noway bin no anxiety to press sake. The Wm of wheat Len na heard at Bolds pate hap What inersesed of late, bat he Noss asked haw bus. oat of 'Rapidan to the yahoo of *Pike qualities an en op{, led very hw bar galas is enwspostly been dossi—lhe to albs. Po airmake tad 445. quarter, east, height, and Insurance, Po les boss 1 TM isg of town•nisaufsetured bow km re isehrol paltered, bat the ..l. hen been exceed is* dew threoglip tbe week. OsPhy hoar has also awned of Pim tardil t y, sad here Wait sold ao readily as before. The asthals from Annaks have been liberal, 27,096 blank. Os Weamilay_pgpvious Pries* were pretty gesarally Wide& an, lost en POW leas mosey was In some LaMantia takes to hoWtate lianess. EMIGRATION To ArSTRALIA.—YOMMIrdIy ormliblw • public meeting was held et the Tabora=le. Citreeed, fee the purpose of bidding farewell t• • IlaT body ef end poets who are about leaving Desismil • few dip IP Alstralia is the Hyderabad. The esipaide an dwelt ell of the cooymaticoal denorninalln. cad Awe* patellae edeaatages charier/ Ow Is et their religious prises:plies. Dr. was supported by Hr. Talmud. Os. of r ajeety's eina miseeries general, Dr. Lem, the Hey. J. Jams, - lfr.Wood, sod several ether gestlessea who Mee bees motive sup porters ed the owe asot Masai the addeelos delivered that of Dr. Leos embed inosh WNW, es seseeat of Lie Maw sesasaion with the Australis e.lmiea At the deer of the preseediap„ It,. Wood that all the Erni rants would he empanel to isia the yang befits in. ea Thelma'', 'rhea the Mee IP *air andlott &dog the masa lowa be read Per. Ile elm merwesef theme soother newel imeeld he eheeM.J, W tell behre the old of Sep.-slier, es that Dieu& who aeld vet how the irsealay es this eeesimisa would be enabled is de se. The siorties. which was is. of • least respeelehle ehareeter, thee se pirated. . Tim CAPS MID AIRMSALUiII MAIL..—The a•opie am it the seemed plireb Misr whisk the Pesoedlee lre mimed Iwo a eseditori welt to am sails to the Coss of fhe ir 2r Milb""lb 6140vy, sod she will lAcie, P es the 7th realm mil ell MMus pasted up to the..eslog of . the Oh prinhae will be meet by her, pee. did they are sot digested Ispe my other Dente. MAI M• • slagle Man kw dr aseptOs will be • eh& e: l ed nod he pupa Newepepsee p see set One Oho • west eld. Ceoweele fri arl:dl i t lea assms As • new ples of the severeasest IS will he eseelleeled eoliths esibulthe i.e their ass Apia Po leeste whh thedsdlviled gearasee whist' dented at the nett plewe lietereso Olt emley led dbowilk The Pees oleepege of these seerleaste with the Aueseilis eesestere le their poososelity ettetke, arid greaser este a the nails will h. oboe rood. The peat drachm& I. • higher ruts of PC•1•111 thus be 'mesh sepias without • oeserset. fkr. 11r.uum—Th• et. Helms papaw villa hats jest eons ea baud sends that the arrival et OP himed the int ea lent with 200 Plantrit• ke the Vet A e l tr ill 'otereill rest eSetaseest et 81. art seestes;e a pens= was ' esiliptete. • It ewpsaie iltet Mew le soiree he mg the eweeteves lee telly et. Seemly aay bsary el bosoeinewth ime caw forward waoe X"dart mg It Ise oessequeatly beams miter Mi nds to say wisest Ono have varied or watt but there was certainly less loallastios to boy towards the den of the week. Foreign bard,, bee is.. to head rather freely, 0,328 qn. lianas boas received. Imperious lave, aaverthrlese, neudiald dna ; sad the beim, dews his bees at much tits seas rates ae those previously esoriaL Ptah hes sot moved of so freely ea it dig lot weak. The rise lately established has, however, beta stoodlay rap- The arrivals of este haw bees nem liberal, but et the 38,000 qrs. reperaoll, KIM on. see ten abroad the ow -1 *Wats coastwise semi ben leshoil kola& it will therellers be observed, bees *Me triviti. Pesters seems& illipmed at ems time to ash rules Walser lam bolt the las woother oz • the his tow Age lee ass hese without its so moot, sod the Ogle wee iiseilledly dell ea Friday. Fatten, ea the ether leer!, remela awl eeeeptiag a slight onoressiota made Is atom wee to pine Anhwei when the week were eerie; is iissesnsee s pins seder treat so clump. - Beane of tontegrowth ban anon forward but few baying been reqw red, buyen bay* no dif lenity in pinwheels, at late rates. Egyptian bean ban moved of slowly at venous prices. - - The few tote of peas br.aght forward haws bees placed at former terms. Tadia;;;;l ham excited very lade attention. FOREIGN. By the wet meet advice, from the Baltic, we leant that harvest operations were fast drawing to a close, the weather having for the most part been of a favourable character. As yet it is didealt to °Mein acewrats Informed.). ea to the malt of the various mom, but we am imbued to thhik that the predate of wheat will be mach batter both in quantity an 4 quality la most of the northern eontineatal countries than in England. 'pia( ears is likely, on the other hand, to yield short, bat wed. set hear et many come plaints as to quality. Deasig letters of the 24th imitent state that the shipment of wham had been a good deal delayed by the scarcity of vessels. Purchases to some extant were made in the early ' pen of the mock, ;principally oft Engli s h amount. The want rat w ill ow litiesgeft.tatrwasd wad r soles pro uebd ltimekbleps; gr. bee sub Nerd. Teem Ikaigsbug we bars, mailer date et the 2led trvit ... ramie led bees if is 'het seigliboar et the sew wheat was highly spokes of, bat the 0.10.7... is Weal* !bend on avenge. Got high-Riaed old, et Elbe. weight, was this vested her. to Us. ; mind, of 4le. ; sad II sod, ddb. 3d. pee gr. tree es based. Lye hod given as inmeileat eskera. some week if sew beepight leeward wields, UM Id lb.. per l.shsl. halm loess bee bets dimes, is thee seighbessheetl, awl desdembisse sr *see snicks et had world glee s 'pester eseriss- of whose ter swot. t SPIN see esported to be et Ise , sheet is Lobos hos es the 34 iertsi;t, state that • peed deal if MI 'Availed is tie whose trader sea that peiesa bsi a teethe/ edessee. Far red 'albs. Awes,opal to eis. le r w a r wit, bele% isd messes be had bees ._ _ Mateo at Kandy Int inform us that the ber me had beau surly falthrd. mod the weather baring beet the awn la gemal boss astrual la hest = l : It wry water lrism the prowliwg Whit that Ow predate would 1111 that M eitiashalam, art only in liwatity hit aim Y lamaily. Sale et aid wheat fa gm say as lama aciewcl44 so supplies of saw worth ado, hwil Maw Sas panda at the *row 42a per Swa We bed low sobs& which bite um the Ilri 11411111tatillan la* tow bag** lad Maw obis& 111 irabar al'amoity.ladmat was slot, bat prises of whi g, o st won sot Wen thus Wm. Tor wired aulitlat. walobi:llbs, r O u ts i llt a r be t ib ad: • Th.;774.77.LT leek eietwifthis Ze rmiliWl E Warna metre_agio. 4 5 4 the ?sit at W boos war TM WM 'bias from tie Mogitsnasio^ mato that a fur ladioa as had boos ands it that gootoloo, at ruM Mrs poui.l.l.oost plats bat la wheat melbas( of molt lalsolotseme to Ws . THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 31, 1852. SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S--MoNDAT. LEAMINGTON BTAKEi. 3 to 1 opt Lord ttlit..n'e Lily Em:ya 3to 1 Mr. Melaka', Umtata. to to 1 Duke of Iltdteed'e Heaw If to 1 Copal. acmes Ago. Warsaw. It ea Mr. J. M. Banter. ateryteller. 13 to 1 Mr. B. /UMW. deals. CHAMPAGNE PTAKEtt. Even money was laid en the Raver, and 3 to 1 agst Yin de:. 1,000 to 60 laid two or three times apt the Reiser winning this event and the Derby. OKEAT EulllOlllEl HANDICAP. ft to 1 opt Lord tile•goyea knight at the Garter (t sod aft elf) to I Mr. Saaallwocd's the rota ft sad elt of) 10 to I Mr. J. iempbenEt The Alp (t and eft wiry 10 to 1 Mr. W. blatuters Alamo (t sad sit The Knight of the Outer was backed freely at 7 and 8 to 1, and the Twin to nearly 1001. at the quoted cdds. ItT. MOM tot Wet tart Misiw9lll•7lriarlt (t sod aft or. to 1 Mr. Ilwases DIEM dissdrs (toad sft aft. t to I Mr. Jaw litslesamparsan to to 1 Writ iiiiimareilitive P t° to 1 Laid = ide warara in ald am sr. to to I Lard (t sal at Mk 7 to 2 was taken at um aannionsoloant, and afignords 3 to 1, about Daniel O'llourlur; the latter odds, loorrevar, being ciffirrod currently at the Mass. We hay. gives the average quotation against Songobreso—aa little as 6 to 1, and ao awl am 6 to 1 was laid is the coons of the after noon. CVARILWITCH /TARIM 40 to 1 esst Mr. UNMAN Sesmienor (t freely). 1000 $ 13 Mr. Mesepies Muselorph (t). 1000 to 13_ :: Loyd Iterses UsiltsslL Eat» intelltarnce. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT,-YmniumAL Heroes Ni. lbaauatews■ Law. Ilia Honour was engaged the whole day in hearing bail ea.ea and notions, lie ►at in the three courts. and heard the awe allotted to the three ecoantirelonors. BIRTTINO OFFICES.—IN 1$ Jourr This insolvent appli..ll to be di•charged on sureties. It appeared that the present wee hie third application. He hod lately been a wine merchant, and bad an olice in linagerford-market " for registering and granting bets on horse racing." He became insolvent, and was now in prison. Mr. Law allowed bail till the hearing. A BeT UN TUB DZYNY.—IN to HINNY REIVI. This insolvent, a young ;non, made a similar application. He was in custody on a bill of exchange given fur WI. for a bet lost on a horse race. Ho was now being edreated for a sue eon. Mr. Comminioner Law—Yon are worth nothing Insolvent—No. Mr. Commissioner Law—A 601. bet was rather stroog for you. What race was it on ? The insolvent said he thought it was on the Derby. It wu three years ago. His Honour allowed the application, subject to notice being given to the detaining creditor. Mr. Dowse appeared for the insolvent. CAillathbiOillli 5TA148. 40 to 1 opt lard real es Illonomirs (t) 1000 to to Mr. K. James TO 010 (t) lad to Dorm% Ilk of lbw (t) 100 to 15 Csololo Doles /1/kedo (t) ST. If to 1 Lord lobo dooltt Bever (t). IN THE MATTER OF lIOCKLET FREDERICK WOOD. This insolvent, who applied for bail, was opposed, and several objections raised, which were overruled. It appeared that his father, Mr. Thos. Wood, had made him an allowance of about Wt. a year. An Attorney's Clerk appeared to oppose, and relied on a note in Mr. Cooke's practice. Mr. Commissioner 111 W was of opinion that attorneys, and not clerks, could oppose, and refused the application, giving time, however, to instruct a barrister.. INTELLIGE7 DONCASI Accirrancits for the Oa The weights have bees raised Age tlb Rassboroset 5 7 Chief Jastis 6 5 Nancy 4 3 Prise Minister 4 3 Truth Miss Ann Alonso 11 Frantic Triekstrans 4 6 Hangertord The Proctor Alp Koh-i-000r 3 Storyteller 4 4 ACCIPTANCIIII for the CI weights hare bees raked. Age it lb Russborough 6 8 7 The Cutler 4 7 13 Ig e nct i ord 4 7 11 •E &due The rest pal rCE EXTRA. LA! . YO/411111111 HANDICAP, • Age at lb Scarecrow Knight of the Harter 4 6 3 Jaek Learning Alfred the Great 3 6 10 Leerywhent Lady Harriet 3 6 3 Captain Flub 9 5 2 Imagination The Twin Bilberry 1 4 9 f by H. Platoff oat of Infidelity 3 4 7 IVILAND HANDICAP. The Ap et lb Woreeeter Lady Agnes Bilberry 3 6 3 Brawn 3 5 8 Coral 6 ion. atiolt. NAVAL One of tho bail refused to wait, and as that was the ease the learned Commissioner allowed the clerk to oppose. After an examination of the bail they were accepted in 40W., and the diaeharge ordered till tie hearing. ADM! BALM AUGUST 30 ! - Comonandsr G. J. Napier, to Daring, and W. Morris, to Electra. Captain G. Gifford, Lieutenant. J. P. Luce and Hon. H. A. Morton, Muter 0. B. F. Swain., Second Muter F. F. Jamieson, Master's Assistant J. 0. O'Connell, O E. 8. Humphreys, Boatswain J. Browning. and Carpenter J. Lee, to Ter/natant. Muter's Assistant H. V. Beatsoa, to Bittern. All the officers of the Magicians, are ordered to he turned over to the Hogue, with the following additions! appointments and re-appointments : Commander E. A. Glynn, Lieutenents C. M. Aynsley and F. J. D'Aguilar, Mate R. H. Bo d, Assistant Surgeons Dr. IL Hastings and H. M. Speer, Master'. Assistant R. Jackson and W. D. Goldsmith, Second-clue Assistant Eegineers J. Cawley and J. Scar, Third•clasa Assistant Eugineer H. Parch/at, Naval Cadet. N. H. Elton. B. W. Das, J. M. Edwards, C. J. Vidal, and S. R. Huntle, Gunner W. Perrin, Boatswain \V . Bray, and Carpenter .. Carter. PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 30. —The Vestal, 28, Capt. C. B Hamilton, having bad her repairs (rendered neon vary by her getting oa a ledge of rocks on Thursday night between the Isle of Wight and the main land) effeetei was taken out of dock this morning , and st 12 o'clock she was towed oat to Spitb.ad, where she retook in her powder and shell, preparatory to again sailing for the North Ameri can station. The Blenheim, 60, screw steam guard•ship, Capt. Henderson, C. 8., sailed this morning from St. Helens, when she brought up on Saturday night after leaving Spithead on her anise. CLERICAL Rev. T. L Butler, to Thrist Cit;;;lt Caney, Wellington, &lop. Key. C. W. Unclean, to Lopes Perpetual Caney, Saner eat, value 771. • Potreo, Earl Poulett. Be.. Fred erick Pitch, to Cromer Vienne*, Norfolk, velem 981. ; Puree, ' of Norwiek. it... George Mogen to the Chaplaincy of the Unica, Chard, Somerset. it... William Merry, to Winos Perpetual Caney, War wickshire, ..in. 801, ; Patine, the Vicar of Polewortk. it... George Phillips, Perpetual Curate of Et. James's District, Upper Edmonton, to be Chaplain to the &mad Cahn Faust Pour Rotablishamat at Milllield-hew, Ed . Bev. Osnain Paola to Hausearoith Perpetual Curacy, Btodiniiims, vim 414 ; Patna', TruNtees. Km Mad. Whin Richards, to Bttiognall Perpetual ie Ca ld rom itallutebbe, value UAW ; Patna Bishop of Lich _ _ Rev. Jehst Messy Augustus Rodd, to Elston Viewer, Bedfordshire, value 754 ; Panne, W. H. Whitbread, Rev. Jahn BeteMb, to Duffield Cursc7, Derbyshire. Rev. Chalk* Terry, to Harkness Rectory, Bulbll, value 1761. ; Robert Buren, Esq., and others. Rev. to the Ministry of Trinity Pariah, Bath, with drip over the parish during the present avoid ance and solooltrodoo. Rev. ffientas Griffiths Williams, to Llanfynydd Vicarage, Cermarthaddare, value 1641. ; patron, Bishop of Bt. David's. _ Ime. a. H. Bainbrigite has eontradieted the usaammemmat of his appointment to the Perpetual Curacy ad Remadap. Ileafsedshire, whieh we copied from a esseen palsy la ow Ira] - RlNWOZT.—Eirldiaston, Yorkshire, diocese Ripon, va les Lela with residence • patron, Hon. C. B. Weida toed ; Rev. P. Blurt, dec eased. MASTSRIIINTPAL—Jersey, Vietoria College, Mathematical Master, *Wary 2601. ; most he • graduate of Oxford, Cua• bridge, or Dublin. And English Muter, salary 1601. Osford, Diocesan Training School ; mast be a graduate of Oxford or Cambridge, and in Holy Orders ; salary 3001. with residence : will have the appointment of Vice. Prin cipal, with salary of 1001., subject to the approval of the board. Highgate School, Middlesex Assistant, salary 1501. and board and lodging ; palm, t he Head Muter. Led berth Orammar School, Malcolm., Assistant Clinical Manenhip ; paint, Rant Radar. CREMORNE.—Litat night Madame Poiterin made another of hi r quadrupedal ascents, her unfortunate victim being on this measles a bull. It is really lamentable to think what hams time makes upon the wisdom of our an cestors, as it was format is the toe old proverbs of past ✓enovations. Midi swans an, now by ao means rare upon the earth ; and pigs have become for from " unlikely bit* " Descending iu the order .1 brute intelligence, Madame Poitevia will not be long before she selects a veritatde grunter for bee fiery Pegasus—that is, if the public curiosity should demand such a novelty . ' Of that, how ever, there is some doubt, as the announcement of bar ap pearance is the edifying spectacle of the Rape of Ramps, even though it was aided _by • piquant woodcut , strongly suggestive of Madame Wharton, failed to attract any imusid. ruble number of persons to the gardens. It is true that there were spectators enough outside the remade, but . has not Colonel Sibtherp . sead th at a deed at a g square tea sufaciaid ob ject of onnosity with the street populationot Londois to draw together a crowd? Madame Pottevin's wont was made from within the Cirque Re ticles?, sad the tedious process of inflation took place while the Ankles games wen; being enacted. At their conclusion • knight in gilt armodt dashed Into the areas, driving • profusely ornamented, but putieularly uncomfortable- looking gwedriga. By his aide was Madame herself. " fthe wore • wreath of roue" sad a scarlet tunic; and looked, of wane, intensely eluded. After the and her warlike tom. ' ponies had made • round the circle, the bull was ultoduced . to • Br public. The poor beast, which for stature would have treads a rupectable goat, was likewise matted is • scarlet robe ; and a pair of gilt horns completed his runnel decorations. Under his away was concealed • 0011:1Clitlid Write of stbAt r and banbeges, dents: to that wh ich is worn by his in akilbetunn, the pony whose ascent was noticed ' the other dap Be appeared to peewee serostatie tastes of but a Waled doestiptioa ; and indeed It was otaly by force that he said be induced to make his dew. Igh. =e blied, but be seemed to have an intuitive .72 the as that awaited him. Overpowered W;t - tata' - 'l7Mir the brute was at last connected 'rich Ms* as garlands, to the car in which s nrrie s qb and his wife then seated her self upon • glimeil upon the animal's back. All the soloplated the balloon was let go, sad it Is a imsM• altitude. At fist the ben ant lop on If trying to reach the gramed litlet when hie ag ens bad made hire ve emai at the Wanda of a froah's Ark, It was Moseyed that hi began to kWh dein*. Hie eontorilou, however, seen booms bedimingullebable, and the exhibition was over. The blame mem efineessras admitted at the ordinary price, mid the gardens tepidly became filled. CIMINTT AISD Domovott LIINATIC AtITLIMI.— hem • wholes peger, Just published , it appears that tat inat4ts wad . aereent of the several county and sel4 pis r estates ex& j , in the med ref s adi i i i tg the Slat . 44, win 207,017 f. I& 6id. TM Wean io ' of treasurer at the end oft s sac cvau *OIL . ~ and then woo dug to the am mei. Mint. Ite. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION- HOUSR. Mr. Gum, North American shipping agent and broker, attended, by request, before the L o rd Mayor, in conse quence of an application made to the court by three emi grants, who had gone on board the American ship Dcle marks. The epplicants represented that they were compelled to abandon the vessel at Falmouth on aeclunt of want of accommodation and badness of provisions, the vessel not having been inspected, and they sought to recover back their passage money, according to the contract made by them with the charterer of the ship to convey them to their destination. Mr. Martin, the chief clerk, who took some pain+ to inquire into the truth of the grievancea complained of, sue. eeeded in sacertaining that the ship bad left St. Katharine 's Docks on the 29th of July, and so far from there being any ground of complaint that the s hip h a d not b een i nspecte d , be found that It had been inspected by the government ahem, and reported In every way seaworthy and according to the regulations, Some of the persons wbo had left the ship had had recourse to the County Court, the only remedy the complainants could have; an they voluntarily aban doned the ship, it did not come within the Passengers Mt. Captain ?Mean, the peernment emigration agent, also attended, and said bowel bound to state that the vessel had been strictly and carefully examined by an intelligent offi cer, in whom he had the greatest confidence, and the state of the vessel, as also the quality of the provisions, were in every respect perfect, the vessel after leaving port had met with very bad weather, and was obliged to put into Ply mouth for three days, where the emigrants might have made any complaint to his °file. r there; the vessel again went to sea, but was compelled to put back for Falmouth, having split her sails and lost her bowsprit, for replan, when the applican•s had abandoned the ship. Had the case come within the Passengers Act he would have inter fered, but It did not. The Lord Mayor said he was very sorry for the emigrants, ►ut as he had no power to deal with the case, lie would re commend the owner to make some arrangement with the Men. The applicants thanked his lordship, and retired. BOUTHWAII.K. D4M1141 Downs, a cesterimemm see charged with cruelly working a donkey while in a& melt Mite. Thomas Almond, a. ellen. of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty r Animals, stated that as Saturday rooming he was in the Bennamebey New-road, when he mw the primer driving a donkey cart, heavily lade. with greens, lc , which the animal could hardly drag along. He then perceived that something was the sneer with the shoulders of the donkey, u the animal wasted very much, and the fl•ah was a great deal swollen. He stopped the donkey, and on lifting the saddle lie discovered an old sack, doubled four times, and under that a large raw woun d ,'boat a foot long and two niches wide in the centre. It was almost in a state of putrefaction, and smelt' cost offen sively. The donkey could hardly stand. He therefore took the prisoner into custody, a n d brought the donkey to the station for his worship's inspection. Mr. Comb. went to the yard and examined the donkey, and on his return remarked that he never saw a poor animal in such a dreadful state, and he was tletrisod that anyone mold be so cruel as to work it. Prisoner declared that he was a very poor man, and had a wife and large family to support by hawking greens. and that morning he had to sell his shoes of his feet to purchase goods. He did not think the UM wu so bad. Mr. Combs said he must have known that. How would he like to carry a sack of coals ea his back covered with sons ? Thu primmer maid he had bad the deakeyaight years, and the beck had base bad only a fortnight, and ha did all be could to cure it. the clerk informed his wonbip that he had known the prisoner as an honest hard-working mu for many year*, and he thought he would not Colltaan• to work the missal in that sista if allowed to be discharged from custody. He could keep it in his stable, and he would take Can that it received the attention of a good veterinary surgeon, and that he should not work it until well. Mr. Goethe said that as he had heard a good character of him he should give him an opportunity of curing the donkey, and adjourn the case for • fortnight. The o ffi cer of the Royal :iociety would call at defendant's stable as often as he could, and ascertain whether he kept his word, and if not bring him up for severe punishment. LAMBETH. Thomas Datebritipe, a youth, wu charged with *mulling Poiiescoattable Willis= Ropers, 174 L. Rogue, whose burly appearance formed a striking ou tran to the shrimp) ke pupa of the defendant, deposed that as Saturday night, between the hours of eleven and twelve o'clock, while oa duty in the London-road, he or dered some hamlet who were speaking loudly at the door of a publishes.* to " move on, " upon which the prisoner not only shweed him but struck him Soar or five blows, the first of whisk knocked off his hat, and he was compelled to take him into enatedg. The prisoner, In reply to the charge, declared that the stet ma% of the wiela was wholly untrue, as would be shown by hie vitamin. Two mai Mal" the ewe the WORT and the other en &muskmelon' of the wham, win sailed, and deposed that they had sesidentally mat at the door of the public-howes, and being intimate aftweintemem. they got into conversa tion, but not in a load am of min, and they had aot been there a moist whew the mwegthle mime up end desired them to move on," and MU them that if they . did not do se heshould Wm them tab . The prueser, who WIN Meath) fn the paliimheme. what the cos- Mali, had mid, mem to the dear, and what they hemi Ilene and why they shenli be Inborn he the meatier ham, 1 Ito sinahle's »Mg wee.MotW be did Not take am he should him, sod at Se tam time amisamand lay bald of him. The gehrear Baba lots the pablie.heses and was followed W the weaslattle, srbe , after tearing Me shirt to Meese sad dumb, elealme, dragged him off to the statioa-boses. , The testimony of the young woman mem fully 'aerobe rated by two other remestabie whams% and all seed peal-1 tively swore that the yelemer maim Mem* nor ablemmod to strike the constable. Mr. Norton, &Reviewing tie whole of the witnesses, ob served that it wiring, elm that the madam et the = l . I ra. WIMP!, whiteary, :and umeet enjos la the Litman II Wset Mk whetome l ieges two geeent yews warns, as the witaiNSMl= to be, M wmove la " he had dime, end Me about the' eimmor having Moak him three cm lbw dins without hie emeartag it was noiNly highly improbable, bet wholly outradieted. see eel rem OD be tolerated, and he should at ewe diellempa the paws" leaving him to seek redrew thnyh the Ohs ammthiewsn for the ilkinfile he maimed ache Sods Mt the pollainam. LIALBUISIUMITII. 111 the semetary to the Ran Beatty be the Preveatielt 411 M Anson., applied to Mr. peados for three igelamt Mr. T. B. Ms Ms pro prietor of Commas ad if sad hi. Peltena for cruelty to a Wee, irbilit wee ampseded be a basso, that imploded em the ea Thursday attersees last. The applicant labsd =was prepared with evidence that the bases wended at half pact I o'clock on altemeon last, from Crevasse Gardass, and tlipt Polievin sat upon the limit eif die hiss which wal l Arm the mains. Rem bilabial was in the agebeliMa at the time, and Zr. Miami, the pro of the t ae , wan also_ preemie when the ascent web Made. me &sold else be Web, prom that Madame le num, Mae lift, ihe back of the M ili r while i ii :Vsk boilers she Mimi the ear with her hatband. Mr. !leaden 'Uppsala that it was !Meade* to raise the question whether ft was an act of cruelty to the horse to elapsed it to a balloon. M. Thomas replied that it was, and said the weight upon the animal's bark while suspended in the air, and the con struction of the bondage', would bo milliaient to prove the act of cruelty. One of the °Ricers of the society was pre sent during the assent, sad also a veterinary surgeon, and they both would be able to prove the act of cruelty to the maim& Mr. 13eados said he fully expected that the sarnasoeses Would have been applied for, as it was avieotion of con siderable hopccesaeo, and should be settled. Mr. Thomas bad elated quite sulicimat kw the sumoseasse to be ted. Mr..Thsowe was then liked whether be late Wed to pro ceed apgjost Mom he the assent or dement ? lb. Thomas said fee this Moat from Cremes, Outlaw Mr. Diadon observed in that case the matter would not come under hi■ jurisdiction, as the whole of et...morns Gardens was in the dh.tiict of the Westminster Police court. flisdistrict only es:ended as far as the road near the gardens. Mr. Thomas said he was very sorry for troub:ing his worship ignores saltily, but he had been informed that Hammersmith we the right court to apply for the sum monses. Mr. Deaden inquired where the balloon deseended, as if it fell in his district he could then grant the summonses. Mr. Thomas said the balloon descended at Heston, near Hounslow. Mr. lleadon said that place was also out of his district. He believed that the tint balloon ascent of M. Poitevin with his horse terminated by the machine falling its Wimbledon, which pion emus raider his notice at Wandsworth, audit Mr. Thomas had *Mame of that descent, he would listen to the application. Mr. Thomas said he had not. The ouly evidence that he bad related to the ascent of the balloon on Thursday last. He understood that Madame Poitevin intended to ascend that evening upon the back of a bull from the same gardens as Europa carried away by Jupiter. Mr. Deaden thought the beet course to adopt by Mr. Thomas was, to apply to the sitting magistrat e at W est minster Polio. Court for the summonses, as the question was en important one, and ought to be decided iu the pro per district. Mr. Thomas thanked his worship for the attention he had paid to the application, and said he should apply immedi ately to the magistrates at Westminster Police Court. MARKETS. COTTON.-I.avintroot, Avo. 30.—The sales to-day are estimated at 7,000 bales, of which exporters have taken 500 bales. and speculators 1,500 bales ; including 130 l'ernam and Maranham, at 6d. to 7141. ; 10U Bahia, at 61d. to 61d. ; 1,500 Egyptian, at 50. to Mid. • and 500 Surat', at 31d. to Sid. The imports since Thursday are 15,000 bales. The market closes with firmness, prices of all kinds remaining the same as on Friday. Egyptians, at 61d., ere in good de mand from speculators. We have received accounts to 18th inst. from the States ; the weather continued to be very fins ; there is no comfort yet for the speculator. ---- CATTLE.--Cotaturnit, Aug. 28.—There wasau abun- , dance of Sheep and Lambe at market, and trade ruled very heavy throughout the day, and but few sales took place, not withstanding a further decline in prices was acceded to by dealen, except for fat Mutton and Lamb. Not many Beasts on offer, and but very few fat ones, which com manded last week's rates. In other descriptions the sales were very limited, and prices lower. A few mdch Cows, were shown, and found needy purchasers. There was a` fair show of Pigs, but sales were slack, the hot weather being unfavourable to the eale of jointers slaughtered for the London markets. Supply: Sheep and Lambs, 6,'230; Beasts, 144 ; rigs, 330 ; Calves, 19 ; Horses and Ponies, 06, LIVERPOuL, AUGUST 30.—The demand for cattle has been rather duller to-day, owing to the large supply. Sheep and lambs have all been sold up. NEWPORT PAGNEL UCILN) FAIR, August 30.—This fair commenced onSaturday, and terminated to-day. The supplies of cattle were large, and those symptoms of improvement obtained so recently at previous fairs were fully maintained. There was a fine show of milch and M eal( Cows and heifers, all of which experienced • good demand, most of theta being bought by the London cow keepers and jobbers for the London markets; the best York shire-bred Beasts making 151. to 181. easily ; heifers forward with calf, 121. to 161. Many heavy sales took place of store Beasts at last week's prices, but many wer e left unsold, the breeders asking surprisingly high prices, being evidently ander the impression that it u more advisable to hold than to:s 11 even at present rates. The Pig trade was active, all sorts making more money. Suckling Calves scarce and and dear. The Horse trade was not worth notice; some choice little forest ponies, on their road to Barnet fair, sold freely at 71. to 101. each. Nou.wicu, August 28.—Our market exhibited a tolerable show of Scots and shorthorns; buyers were by no means numerous, still a fair clearance was made. Scots, 3s. to 3s. 6J.; shorthorns, 2s. 6d. to 3s. per stone of l4lba. when fat. Fat Beast., none worth notice. The pens were badly filled ; all kinds of Sheep and Lambs were sold at last week's prices. Fat Sheep, Gs. 9d. to per stone. Good store pigs and fat pork remain without alteration. COALS.—Limnos, Anousr 30. —Ships at market, 60 ; sold, 30.—New Tanfield, 12s. 05. ; New Pelton Main, 12a. ; North Percy Hartley, 13s. 9d. ; Ravensworth West Hartley, 14s. 9d. ; Redbeugh Main, 12s. ; Walls End Harton, 13s. 9d. ; Walls End Iledley, 13s. 6d. ; Walls End Riddell, 13s. 6d. ; Walls Endßefinont, 145.; Walls End Braddyll, 13s. ; Walls End Hatton, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Russel'. lletton. 15s. ; Walls End Casoop, 14s. 9d ; Walls End Kelloe, 155.; Walls End South Hartlepool, 15s. ; Llaugenneeh, ; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 21a.; Eamaay's Cancel, 20s. HOP INTELLIGENCE. MAID/Meal, August 30.—W• have had another week of fine weather. Thu has brought out the Grape and Colgate hops, whiah were more backward than the Giddings, and will increase the general growth. The effects of the wind are more evident—we shall, however, grow many good hops. We still hear reports of mould in some districts. There are a few places in which it appears on the leaf, but does not follow on the hope. There are others where the crop is nearly destroyed. In this neighbourhood the crop will be good, both as to quality and quantity. The duty is esti mated at 225,0001. Easy Fmu.siou.—The hope about this district are still lookiag very good, with a prospect of a full crop. There is very little mould. Picking will commence about Wednes day week. and on Monday week will become general. ATLICSIORD —The bops have gone on moat favourably during the past week, and there is every prospect of the 1 quality being unusually good. Picking will not commence until the second week in September. YALDING.—The damage done by the wind is now more evident; but it does not appear to be so great as to prevent the growth of a very fine sample, and an abundant crop. Tux St:TrONS •ND Bet:ORTON MONCIINLSRA.—The hops have gone on well during the last week. Where there is much mould it is doing much mischief, but there is every prospect of a crop beyond the &restage of years, as to qua ' lity as well as quantity. WROTHAN.—We are getting generally into hop; many of thaw are small, and have evidently felt the effects of the wind, owing to which, although the quality is not much injured, the quantity will not be so great as might hays been reasonably expected. Picking will commence pretty generally in about a fortnight. ST•PLINVIDIT.—We have no change to second in the position of things in this district. The bops could not be doing better. Mantms.—The hope, except on wet soils, are making very satisfactory progress. 04NDINUJUIT.--Our hope are improving very fast. Maid- stone Journal. MAttiNo.—The hops have made very great progress during the last week, and the previous appearance of two crops is now removed. A few cases of mould appear, but the generality look well, and promise a heavy duty. YALDINO AND 111.7NTON.—thee hope ere getting on splendidly. Sons. few plant,n will begin picking this week, and next we expect it will beeome general. BEENCHLEY. --The hops in this vicinity have done ex ceeeavy ding dulyty. well since the late hurricane. We calculate on a h lourNAN ADD SY4L.--OUT hops are looking well, sod there is every prospect of an average crop. llottatioNDEN.—lf we have a continuance of the present weather, our crop will be large in quantity and fine in quality, being free from disease of all kinds. SIVIIKOAItiI, SEAL, AND UNDID RIVER.-- There will be plenty of hops of very superior quality. Picking will begin in about a fortnight. Turxithatc.—The hops are doing as well as a scorching us can make them, and are ripening fast. Picking is ex pected to commence in about a fortnight. KOLVINDIN.--tt is calculated we shall average from 14 to 16 cwt. per sue, if nothing unforeseen happens. Picking *ill become general in a fortnight. CnAteutoox.—Our hops cannot be doing better, and with • continuation of the present weather we shall grew quite an average crop. We are free from mould and vermin, sad pn doubt the samples will be first-rate. intiNumeon.—The hops have made great progress, gwrwiag out etztreaely well, and feat getting into condition. • CANTERBEET.—Throughout this neighbourhood the re port from the various planters is, that did the hops look more thriving and healthy, and that they are fast ap proaching to a condition et very superior character, if the present warm and genial weather lasts. Tiezeinarr.—The hops have very much improved in this neighbourhood daring the past week. Some few planters will commence picking about the latter end of the week. FAENH•II, ALUM, AND COUNTIT DISTEICTS, August 30.—Our plantations have made great progress during the put week, and bid fair for a good crop, both as to quantity and quality. Ticking will be pretty general about the 7th September. Mr. Charles Attfield, of Farnham, has been presented with • medal for hops shown at the Great Exhi bition of 1831, and has received en order to supply her Majesty the Queen with some of hie growth of the present year.—suele Eastern Gassete. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. Tussimv, , 1 1 162 The state of the Weather at eselt of the foll o w i ng places at Nis* o'clock yesterday saeralug. The stations are unsalted I. min of latitude. Owns ut Whtd. etneetiir llothe of PUN. whoa. Plesorre &W. Gentle Beim lihrnera . W. Grath NM= 1 Kravis ONION FOLIIIIIITOWT ... ... B.W. Lint r aie GREK Itli NW . B.W. Gene t Brume W G•etie OM* Mr •.- , . ..... -.. . i Ghtnarrea . .... Y.W. Oro* ewe* CANISILIPOW .... YAIIIIINTM Mew Weather. Partlalle bleed, Partially am* Therm * Ovemesl Tii , bay Cloudy 0.11111114 Pemba, Cloudy Pat tad)? Mods Cloudless Timbale,* THIB DAT, Noon. Mama Mae. inesinti a Wind. Oats a the Wa t thar. LW. Oat* Loses. hies. The nitwits from the follotrine places did not mach this Alice in time for publication yesterday; they therabre hoellosto tkis stele of the mother ea Saturday monist GS ohm o'clock. riarows I S.W. rub Ikons reran Tosti. f *ln Qoodke R Lift STOWS Overiast 811IPPLY0 INTELLIGBNCE. I N Amine. t►•t tl• walla are rent lean the General iketeo. ea ey the eight —.ad hi by the murninr Day whim Inane ,t Iron ono i ------ COUNTitlki. to 94ineral P.N Tort I %Ira Otto. lardon da6.nich.,r- I to,. -- - - astsrics(byltrit.poelielN Sept. IL auscrica(l77 Uatted SWIM pooket) -14 I.lvarpho' I A urt 11 antertrollyT.stativplat Sept I . Australla(via Smiths% ton) . Ditto (via Ilareellla) N Dover ..... .. Ditto (via Cape of Good Dotal) l4 Plymouth .. il6 , r. 30 &trim ( Kart Gomel l6 14th of the math Payments .. Auiroat24 Geaandria• N 19th&24107 of eta. Lkwer liilifillal N hilly Goya &rail ... Mlth of tla month ileothampti,n.lver. 16 Stenos AM, lit Mb et the Ta..att Voutharripton I P4o ,t. 16 OalSonna N lod&l7t7of nosith,loutilont; 1.4 . •ap p . 1 Imo of ~,4 ,1 {lope N It& of the month elymontl :august X Cape de Verde. N Ind of the mouth' Plymouth 1 avow 16 Oanimitir.ople • N 71h17th27 the iu-a 'lover . . ..' .. tpiol39 Otatral America N tad&l7thstra• ton Muthampue ' 6 . pt. 1 Cliar.ssil Isles ......-.- 7 1 .11101..Wed.A7V1.1. .6mthaitiptsp. , 1.. 177. ha MIL- ............. --NI 4ad&17t661 men, 4,,whaumpu. ,re pr, y Prime td & N I nylon daily Graeae* Ni7thl Ilia:Damon Dover ' •tigist V Hamburg ....-...... N ;Tuesday & Pride. Landon 'Tura AL Gored .2llllVe4nev. & 5M.... Undo* Non. Thu, Hoodoos . Noland .. ... —.. ... V& N , Vance ea.p, . .. , , 161!1,64.... Twice da ladlairianionlipa, t.) N h.th ..f the ro6nlb; 4.athaallAyti lles4. 2, I adla (TV tl6rortilm) Ii lathM24ll7 one stli i Doerr/ India 'Si. Cape of Good (lope) N liith of the montb.Plymouth ...'huitoßNl alauritaie N:111.17 of the tonsil, Plymouth ... 1 1twin131 Medi terease. (via Sputa , arapt66l N 30Ui of the moods louthantplat.. &WM id Unto( via Harmi...) 74 %nal itli almost , : U... - Vex. 6. N Sat of the month; 466thainpum. dept. 1 I Wade.. ..... ...-- --V Ifth of tee month 'Moiltaraptis . vept. le Yalta* N 1 ith,l7th,l9/6,27011 lalOthoftlic month , 'Jour 44016 N Sth ) 34ll33tiv 4 sio6 !loner ..... .. drpt. I Papal tialta• X;3thl9tn3Stkol moo; Dover .. ..... 1 , 1.14.3 Peno.....i.La ......... ... . ld Itlilithtitled eon 4 4sitharipta.. .ept. 4 bro._ ........... 3lllnethllthafraor.th'4inthatoptor.rept. 1 Tuscany* --.14 1th134142:46.4z00n 'Dome Nest 1n...r 6 Di Van em We UNA Nlie Austrai2) .... ...... .... • IL- malt to tone Mollitt.e. Moo Mans.. ...) are 001•CrI6 Op •lenelt µwhet via allunialllea. CASUALTIES. Convention, Crate. from Odessa to Queenstown or moo h, got aground on the rocks N. of the habit Island‘, Aug. 14, and remains in a dm.gerous position. As•istance has been sent. —Dardanelles Aug. 16 Ranger, Hunter, of and fur L ondon, from Sydney, N.S.W., I with sperm oil, was abandoned in a sinking state ii. about 30 S. and 40 W. ; the crew left in three whale bout., four men in each, one of which after being out nine days, was fallen in with short of provisions, about June 26, and 466 miles from hind, and the Mtn picked up by the Commo dore, Asplett, arrived here.—Queenstown, Aug. 27. Thomas Thompson, Twine, from liumluty to Liverpool, wu destroyed by fire on the 6th July, in lat. 26 S., lon. 7 E.; the crew were taken off by the Ilsrrackpore fromWham poa to London, and four of th e m p u t on board the Old England, at St. Helene, which arrived here yesterday from Shatighae. The Thomas Thompson had tin board 3,211 bales of cotton —Liverpool, Aug. 30. ♦lt HIVE D. Am.-in the Channel, August 29, fr0m......,„,„ Calcutta ALLIAMt - a-at Gravesend, August 29, from Lerwick ANIPAPoL4I-14 Liverpool, August 30, from „.„ 'km 8.61. u. NlllO-14 Falmouth, August Ito, from Colombo Comae-at Falmoutb, Amore 20, goon ilavomb Colin. , nail% •at Queenstown, August 27, from N. Ayres Care or Grassam (a s.) -at Liverpool, August 30, Nun Pldimielptiia Gootio-at Liverpool Augmt 30, from.... Hemel Doom Vaal-at linaelend, August 30, from .... .... , Cilobag thoo-at Gravesend, August 30, Inn, M. Visceat's Dun saum -at Gravesend, August 30, from ...... --........Demerars ELIE4IBLIII -at Gravesend, August 30, trim Bahia Eanutrarso -at Groomed, August 30, frem..........Neta Amnia Eoworm-at Liverpooi, August 3u, from..-._„,..„„ Calcutta YA1.0014-at Liverpool, August 30, from Wilmington Flom Kma-at Liverpool, August 30, froft ...... Caktatla Yorniesath-at Liverpool, August 30, from Jammu G to-at Falmouth, August 24, from.... -- ...... Piste Fuel ' Gsweems-ait Plymouth, August .0, trum .6t. Mums. tho toso-olf liceehy I2md, AlagliA :•1, trosa._-__ Matighoe 0. itoblinel.-at Or cresend, August 29, Iron laraerora 11.1.Dt; -et Gravesend, August 29, gem _ .... .............-.bammlla linawice- at Gravesend, August 29 , fr00r....---- Mutt !luso-at Liverpool, August iti, front __.. .... Bonny Homer Arca/11.4-e Liverpool, August 10, frolm /411, Orleans hour--at Cowes August 29, from Bahia 111.4T1M HILL-A Deo:, August 29, Mali Taganrog J01111161 . 0111-off Fa.mouth, August 29, hem Sydney Niaroavo-at Deal, Augur. 29, from Weotward Maranon- at Plymoutb, August 29, from Smyrna MAILtiCa-at Liverpool. August 30, hem 1d01...r0w Gomm-at Liverpool, Augu r t 30, from Arehougel Moans -u Liverpool, August 30, from B. Ayres MAMMAL F.1.1.11..4 -at L.l•Crpoo4, August 30, from -Nantes Now learinewicit -at Liverpool. August 30, irtia...S. Mies N.B. °imam -at (biro, August 25, from . ....- .... Babm Ow asoLosai-rot Livarpool, Aquae 30, fr0at.............. Mancha 11.11.Cilt-at Liverpool, August 30, from hi, Grande pod, Liverpool, August el, from I.aveston Puma-atl'Almoutb, August 20, fr0a............ .... ~ ehomhas Qrsan--st Deal, August 29, from -....liewloonell.md Nos Nor-at Liverpool, August 30, from.... ...... ..... _. _. Calcutta Illosacco -at Deal, Allem 19, from _.- - ............. Town Num. cw &sumo& -at Uri, August 29, 1r0aa....- . .... --Cows itimmanCuwoa-atralmouth, August 20, tr0a......... .. .. .. Joemel Lummar.-at QUNIMPtO.I2, August 2', from R. Janeiro Ilatiouo-at Qragenstovre, August 27, from Barbuda'. BT. Hausa -at southamploo, Au. 23 ham RlO Grub Banos anics-al Cow" August 2S, from Mammas li•OirrMum-Ikt Mal, August " from .... Antigua Some-st Falmouth, August 23. from Porto Woo Somas-at Pqmouth, August IC, from P. E. blood Bin IL Papist Gramoand, August 30, from New York bursae -at Liverpool, Augnot34, from Nyeitioomg t 6 T+2ll ittuliTh-lit Liverpoul. August 30, from .... .. MaTalla Twos-\t Groomed, August 3u, Ina Norway Druz -at Deal, August 29, from eamesiny Unitas-at Qusrustow.l, August 27, frets Ilsrboloes Wootimoci -at Queenstown, August 27, ham CoMo Taney-et Gravesend, August 30, from. Denmark BAILED. Ann Kay-fros Liverpool, August 30, to Gears Amitii-has Liverpool, August 44.1, to llootreal Aona-has Liverpck.l, August Sri, to Alegaistizis Apr- bows Partagnoutb. August 39, to London BOWYT-from Plyamtb, August gh, to Cm-Irmo Queenstown August 27. to Comma-Wm Lirsveseid, August SO, to Lobar Tows Cgoomm lions- frost Liverpool, August 30, to V- Jam ire CiIIICINT • from Liverpool, August 30, to Mortal* Own. dilaroo-from Liverpoot, August SO, to ...Alesands its, A.S. IieIPiIIARSA-,ram tiravemod, August 111, to Pmts Arenas Isom -km Liverpool, August go, to leetwol Imam - from Liverpool, Aoirwst 30, to . 6.1101 Pagoviuso-from LiverpooL August 30, t0...........5t. Ps &emotes ... .--- Liverpool, August 30, to &rem room Liverpool, August 30, to ..... ...... Phslottelptua Liverpool, August 20, to Melbuorne 11010-fast Liv,mol, August 30, to Gloster, A 4, Larivisois-from Liverpool, Miguel SO, t 0.....- ..... New York llewirrore La..- frau Lis erpoo4 Aurio.i 11 4 10 Leghorn eisoraing-tma Pismo* August 40, t0......,-.... „... St. !film PAikatia-koo Liverpool, Mtg.( 30 . to. .... ........14MMUld1.1114 amen or Moms-from Liverpool, Await as. le.. ....... . tlkutts Stormot Itavev-from Liverpool, August a s 10-..* !0110-hue, Gravesend, August to, to Port Pb.lim Somitas-flue Queenstown, August 17, t 0.., Lcodon MIR -(100 Fa minute, August IS, to - 11tweerars Wiiirtfrion Liverpool, August 3U, to WI. Wssr-from Liverpool, August ;,0, to Orono Wu. Posossica-free, QtMelll.toMll, AUVIIIt Jr, le Lawton Zioulleo-from Ltvoleeel, August 30, to Hato* WrA VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Amebas 4:arese (ship), from New York kr Leedom, Aug. 3, .st• 4111.tsa. _ - , 141 days Indu lit mersra for Lone" July 30, lat. 30.49 N., .43. —sore (Amain% barque), from Cakutta tor London I4od.irc nog. • IS. lab 3623 N, les. 3f.e4 W. Plus Kerr, from Calcut•s, some of the craw dead from 'curt y, Aug. gu, let. 47 N., lon. 16 W. elder Kendall (ship), of Liverpool, 38 days from the Downs, July 19, lee. 6.30 N., ion. 24 W. Sew, 18 days oven Leedom for Sydney. July 19, lat. 13.20 N , lon. 26. de Gagne (Portuguese brig). from Cape of Good Hope Tor LA. • rep Aus..o, Lat. 48.47 N., lon. 10.9 W. ), of and for Prince Euwardk laded, hoar London, 1 , Ist. i 8.40 N., 100.15 W. =ocralc, London foe Batavl I. July 2S, lat. 10, lon. IS. , from Whim, July 11,1 st. 11.40 N, 100. 29.10 W. ~;: ~-~ BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. DAL(.—Aug. M, et Bat! more Balltnadoe, Ireland, the wee of H. M. Italy, EN., a • lab JOHNaThle.—Aug. 17, at The Elea, Atenta-rced, Reimer -park. tb• vile of R. Mama, job., EN., a a am. JO:SIM—Ass. 1., at Branee - teit-ttrreer. &LOAM. the snr , .I..Dea, Eq. , of Wilinealeye, near Leigh, LAIDCAPIIItC, Or I 811t ter it.. - Aatt. NI, at floutheburett, Fmk the wife of the Ara J. H. Z. etunaXet • we. U. at X oolwich, the wile of 11. J. Vibe, 14 , T21 leerier; of a eas. MAIIRIAOEB. Bill ERLT —TRY.— Aeg.2B, at - iii " . - etelot; . Chartib, Norwood. by the Sew. tL 1 Widen, 11,. W. Wetly, Erq., of ktegeneopark, to Mee Bush try, of Norwood. BEII.CII WATRWN.— Aug. 2e, at At. Deluge% Choreal, by the Rev. J. Dorithrala, Tlicente It w, the eldest sow of T. 1- Burch, lip., or Canterbury, le Deborah, daughter of the its (Nemo A. Watson. R.e. DALTuaII—RIPLE.T. Ann. be, at ot. James Much. Piccadilly, by the Bev. H. A. TynOale, Rector til Tawfirld. ourrcy. K. I altoll. Erq , M.A., of Pembroke College, Combridge, to *met Margaret, third daughter of the &t. T. 1 1. Bente', Ream of Woidow eee' port, Weltt. MEIRDITII—COX.—Aeg. 26, it the Pariah Muth o lie 'th , ..th 4 by the Reg. J. blennerhowat, hector N Ryan* O.". B. V. Metedith, Bettie of Dermatitis, Doweblur , , to kitty kumellt third o .sorbter N s. Co.. IN.. 04 Bedminster. ROUTB—IPCONNEL. —Aug. 20, at Prestwich Month, near Mat einselef. by the Mee. J. M. Duo. T. 8.A., of Bt. Jamie Chapin, Londe* C. IL V. Routh. M.D., Dorertequare, third*, of gir 111 - J. Routh, K C. B, Oemmasery.Ormeral to the 1 0 fiery Aire, &setter ei the We J. irOansel, Eeg . t Lb. ro l l• gee, /Warrick, Mu shooter. DKATHM. CIIALT.I4.—Aag. 20, of dime se of the heart, As, wilt Of T. OWLS Re. Pelmer.terreee. Rollnwey, s er a 50 001? —Ans. 20, at If sehordene plate. albereenrcald, Kent, Wm Mary tort, re lot 01 the late K. trod, Yoe., of Loudon, Med 1 . 7 . OUNTHOIOta. —Au*. Si, be. cleinatecragreere, Lnadoe. rep. Wm Mathew Ounthorpe. deeply term teed mad Ortapreedly reerclad by • large circle if fru tole, in bin nard year. JU PP.—Aug. et (In pr nteen.t 011 , R. W. Jupp, E.q., errata web ter of the Oorprwatlon ef Lemke; ..d os. lIRLVII.L.—Arift. elk at Kentlearne, Alfred !terra...llo the abet ens of J. jlllll. Gra., of Heeth.eed, lisarpreed, add warty I aneathe. VACHRIL—Atirt. 11, et Bralne-bower, Ilacemerousith, Mors Vr•trer, relict of the late T. V.e'cr, of rirliameot-street, v.1131111 4 :4 yeti 70. WARTRIt.—Au;. 20, J. N. Wetter. Fag., of rialiturrequere. Prided aid Islamabad le WiLuaa LIMO Ild" of M. P, Laded . wle4. 11 4 W (fly 1 4enne,. P row. nthe Oiler. ie to ndo& aria. di die 11,1ftit d launder% Aromr 81, 103._ : ~ r- / - } / ••••••=. o r an Sow- 0 old of Mrs I I%IV ruse eslotoll brusbei toilet =Po Of tat , INFlitch, 6 7 01 d wegkr OW, OR blab WWI. sye ...!‘ ule their 811:411 for d from mind their sad dawn 6711 in • 11.1 Vithei NOW I J. n Myr Cl INT Great Tb of tl ri calcu the T the 1 M shoe one next giyet potal It is if an 1847 A which fart. *ut tio on . Seoul lly