The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-16 00:00:00

MIL4SCHOLY AND FATAL ercirnuvr (Frau tin Mari e& ..dlrrolimm.) DUNBAR, qi rt. 12. A feeling of tusirersal gloom hu this clay been Wove our we consusity by NM ter sort spulhog nuts srikb hos weaned Immo •r many yam._ Surto liar ego Wars Wawa. Eq., from London (bother to hie; Wenn, Mo., M.P., tie Financial Secre tary to the Treasury, and Water, John, and 00. WILV)11, extesam ntanalartnren la Hawk-kb posehoed a house upon the sea Larch, • link to lie tut of the town, 'stun hag it aa • merino reeidesc• during Oa water months. He and his lanai bad Las raiding how he sere Sou and they were EL ia the habit of balltag lkeneently, mad it is said were au nod mimeos. floe of rbe yammer ladies and a bo ost girl had gone in to bathe tits (Saturday) running saw goat les o'clock. The two West, Helen and Alice (aged respectively 17 aid 14), having ventured out into deep water, wad the Ode readied at the dos, they were carried out to ass On hearing tilt piercing screams, the acme grid goir the alert. - 4.1111•4 how;Uor, had been vita/red trceo the hoods by Kr. With... Wilma sad his mond sou Masa due young tees shoat eighteen years of age, who both dashed doers the bark awl plunged into the eon le order to resew thole thee sad der to than hos their perilous 'Unitas. M ab bey to Ms*, the whole four met • artery gem. Thm am orerosly any wean on the spot st the acthent. but as wet se the ahem 'pad through the town, handteds rushed to the ire" bul Y was too nu. Two a three bare Wows pimp/ tato the weer, end asseseded, saw r anheess strum* la briars; out the bear of the son rad in/ham They were bath Imo*: bat Wore they could be coo. mid iolo the ham the vied spark had & d. The body et the youngest denghter ass Imbed of shore Jost out. eclat We main bat Kr. Wthottss body hee ast as yet beat recovered. To sail to tho homes of thle tragic Deese, Mrs. Wilson two wn 47.-witano of it .a. In . elate of mind bordwing ohm thitrirtion, and with the energy of &impair. the alai plats Ws the .s. ad W lee DM bun terribly rtottaivd by scar guntlnno• prosowt. oho would k.. shared tit* same hie as bee helmet larbeal sod bee this. children. It wet Mind • Itaserestlag spectacle to .ttsiese the trey d the lereeved .fi sad were. Ire well start* rayaltrbas the deepen ryisiwilby of miry lodividawl V ads lows sad arighboorltood, rad their serer rewyent that Ha who akar cos nut will bawl her Mesas" rad twisted Burt. It,. Kilns best • bray - of dila la A firs boys ma Wee Or* of Musa four boys sod as girl arrive. ZITADIA OP A PORTUNI-TALLEA LY SIUtOP- A seamier of s trightfig Nature ins perpetrated Yew Ammo village of arailwart near Meth Woolen, Yap, ea Saturday shamus bd. It .ham that a is. hi yaws .1 ups, rd Wm. Darr. bon hr soar that put aboblaul mkt as abil latras M yawn at ago, warn Piracy Magna. or Ursa a t.d win& who Airmen • living by MEN larvars. Oa ilarswilay Dares bed ipso to blurb Weals& ta wars asornaha ad ban relabel 4 n eed plats at orb, Ha wan rot al • shot ilistaar eas arm by H. OA issura, air topeasbal Ins he raying is lass. • trend am& bat it sransito bans bra milo up. as dry anyntal bars Nan apparsally W ts• The gunnel, beerefen, wed inasurl, tai aim 4 the alright/mu' bowl tbs arm It wand sass, serwhng to his own statement, ibutainnff tie base the old woes, and west up snits hr dr purpose of taking away his cloths. He was Jallowel by dr estaral, wits annareand to prevent Um WM, away a will "Wei the as 4 belonged tot men arand Morgan, with whoa dr howdy kind. A -*rig& task yews below= this hr pnindan of the watch, in whist Davin haw a larg• damp konls, spawn it, and with all his forty (appanntly) drove the Mode his the jugular rein, and then inahhed Ye ha tieraral War darn Tbs tea wound appearid is haus has htal, nor it was 4 ho most formidable nature. As son as b had done the deed he lee the honer, but with out the watts, as that was found fa the old woman's death grimy. Danes Ina eon to leen Ids cottage and nut the door, his clothed inarlued with blood, and an alarm Ina lino, but he got off. Th. taws was shortly tifternints astern, sad a frightful new pronntel itself. Information of the crime nu coareyed to police...r.atable Bober* who obtained the assistance of pelice-"nitA le Alder, of Bromley, earl they went in pursuit. They tra^eJ the smerderer Ly description ea long as daylight reurtined through a wild unfrequented country, and at night time they whim won't fault. Ultimately, about two o'ehs. on Sun tiey morning, they ingrown the object of tbc:r search is a has cm the its of Mr.. Cound, of the Idaeorn, Leetot- wood, nearly 20 miles tram the mew of the murder. rpm being apprehended, Davies admitted he had cut the ell wetalues throat in a quarrel about the watch. He was eon vryed to Much Wenloek, sad was remanded to Salop on Monday • post-mortem samninatios Ina made I y Mr. W. P. Brook,, Mr. Gardner, and Mr. 'woes. The ;Timmer bad purchaerd the knife, • most formidable weapon, only • few days before. 20rAL BRITISH JANE. Annexed is a summary of the balance-sheet of the iloysi British Beak, filed by the directory= &twiny. The alert ereerred fluids over more than 400 pages _ . Ls the Coact of Bankruptcy, Beeiaphall-street, Lon , n. " Ths balance-sheet of the Royal British Beak of the &intl/ha Hon.., Thresdeeeihnstreet, in the City of don. No. 429. Strand.. No. 311, High' 11 , 110rn7 No. 91, Gasyll-road. tolington , No. 32, lioitont-civolo. Piccadilly; No. 1, 131tottesbury-tormr, Pimlico; No. 77. Briftrood, Lembo& . and to. 40, Blackmon-street, Barons*, from Nov. 19, 1849, to Oct. 9, 18.16: -- To creditors £0,249 2 7 To teaks osoormes ter cooloomor renal, 2,1521. 1k id., odd& 101 l be rid by *or wbor accrete they law bre £765,240 2 7 To NOW gold mg T• pais isa,sre o 1 By orb blames. 97,120 18 8 By doilton By debioni(btfld) 218,200 2 5 By Idll• discomtbed 80,950 11 7 By hdla (doubtful) By It I. Hu 1m insout skaalbss is Id* debit at Ild• ilslo, baba rob rid air to a ceneasi by bit a AIM sonars 11y bob bore sad iseolisoe : Out allio or 4111.7111 17 1 : Zolodalssin do Inolnigasy 19,400 0 0 19,100 0 0 To loom Idoir 116,36217 1 By 44unpe 129 4 111 By Wei& wake. at 105,733 3 1 £829,93 16 4 %t= Pad lalersit want ?1."6616 4 23,424 13 0 losbeas swim 1 .4666 3 4 By ppiloiwymporm 16,3113 11 11 _ - .. . . . 1'12.377 13 3 Illy Mass by bki debts, Ire . .31.672 711 By brk-lheasee sad fossilises, a above 13,332. 17 1 £847,57$ 0 Marti:at,'TAMS or Onummtat.—Last tuning • .seeing of rho tetrad. and ...porters of Mr. *mess Chamber*, Q.C., lan at the Mitre T•l1114 London, ▪ OSCIRVIDA. W WIN mewaree to mute that scale. aesse Mem hi lb. borough., to the mat of Mr. TiAire. emirs reissellea. M. dears La.. alto oc,opie4 the Moir, ref he Lad emery rears fee Mowing that Mr. Alderteres &karma Weeded to emir (ceased ▪ tbe seat Medea, sad that *le cperstioa Bow swag formal es the part of Mr. Toe casts kande wee asody ibr the wpm M liseriai the seet wers if the worthy aldermen amid lab • *est in the boom, kr yr own Ye Amid fed pima. is eapiariag • test se le meld sot, b thremeM it maid be • arm pay to Imp the heroes h of Oreeswieh with only roe ol re esmetior, pertitairly es the Jewish pert of the complain were eamely wpm the gaieties with teepret to the return M Beres lierluelad, awl M ae well an titre douche Hat wee irate easdrt IV show the lesilelare the real fet!iag of the weratry. itcrrolmose pledipas the meting to rep. pert Mc Climbers were pared. Tut Homy* situ Lrot t M tit..—Amongst the pal m/miry the tali. mei palm Ceilemlin, ral h s doe at the Met Mersa we, rzre , trd. be to s e= CS proem who moped ban Delhi Os. rd the D air le imported lanai by Womb.. mined irate Debi,►irit h r as head a nee. , earleary Irr Ilaeboad Mid deli lees the ceassmemme of the cat beach. 'THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1857. NAVAL AND MILITARY. BSeir. 13.—APPoINT1i6el8.—Cap tabs J. C. Fitzgerald (1641), to be superintendent at Sheer an... 14...kpmd, vice Tooker, promoted to 5.8. _Captain W. 1... 8. Palm (1666), to the Cyclops, 6, paddle. wheel Moan Miran, at Pertemeatk. Laniteneata E. Kelly (1666), to the Calcutta, 84, flag ahip, East India station ; sad E. H. Wilkinson (1866), to the Ma.,•or F. H. Nlay (Is i I), to the Weton, at Sheerness. Clerk D. V. Hamilton. to the ImpregnAle, 104, nag ship, at Deronpurt, blidshiptosis R. D. 11. Farquharson, to the Chesapeake, 61, screw emus trogate. at Chatham. PORTSMOUTH, BKPT. 16. There is but little moving at this port, either rnitary or towel The Sylph, steamer, arrived to-day from the Channel lelen , L with a detachment of Royal Artillery, who landed and proceeded to Loudon by roil, theca going on to Woolwich. CHATHAM, SEPT. 15. The Trincomalee, 24, Captain Wallace lioustoun, we. paid eff this afternoon, baring berm in connuisaion up wards of dee years. During the time the has been in com mission the Trincomalee. has sailed over 118,000 mdse. Only three death, occurred from miclmeas, and two red were acci dentally killed. On being paid of to-day a 'deer Riedel and a gratuity of IR were awarded to John Anderson, boat ewsin's nave. and a modal together with a gratuity of 101, to Nathaniel Tucker, captain of the wait. The Triziornalie will be placed to iirdinary. The Henry . WI , the largest screw noun hien, the world, which is now building at this d.kylusi, her P'i the available force of the establishment at work on !ter, in order that she may he completed early in the main, yea:. The Locoed, 3, .tearer, mailed for Donavan this e:.arsoon with the &gam of the Triaecatake. Great mations are now making to ism the large tidal bens, sow in course of erectus at this dockyard, cow= Thu bim will be the largest in England, its extreme =3.400 fest. aad breadth 100 het asarly, sad w,ll be of mosisiary the largest need ie the melee. No. 3 leek to gm to be Megthesed het, toads( its leenth 330 het. The whole of these works lame hem undertakes by Mews. 3. and C. Rigby, the conwatems, who built No. 7 sip at this dockyard. TER MILITIA. Causissioes Sigma! Igthe Ora ndtort hie. Recieseit of Militia—Oseep T to be actinteat ; Adam Merv* afaL . to be qvairlerearAer. COMMaliOlll Need by the LA Liselemie of the respective counties. . _ brikedahint Regkerat ;1M F.d•ard J Boulder, gem, to b• seri" .it. W.lboo. 2ed Regirtatt o the Due of •Ow Ilmtbr— Larabert John Robert Mum pet., to be reib i o, •ke Sotbere. &ream!. 7th Reprotost cf Royal leraddre Wags—George Davison Bkad. E.q.. to ke cagreis, eke C• 1111101114. premot. I. Deakin, Roxburgh, sod Seildrlsahbv Ragtaere• et Nokia —Garet Coon meows, nu b to be liwkweet, Tics Nuke, reeved ; Jobe Jame Joberks• Tbomea, Req., t• be beetisoat, rke Bunko, reaped. SPORTING. THE GREAT ST. LEGER. TO Tilt IDITUR OF THU ILIFI6III. Sta,—The racing to-day has *erred to throw some light on the farm events to he decided at the Doncaster September mosting. The Fitswillissi was booked a tt cer tainty" for Vedette. and his winning by • head only has made the partioane of Blink Bonny point to the result am • gnu this; it her favor, or st Isaac agora des blg hoer," Ignoramus , for they will her It Is bat • race terror the two. Now I maks something are serible out of ttteconret, End that la, that Prior Royal is • great ear, and she will be quite ea mar rasing the Port lan d Plate we she was beating Vedette today. She best the Sister to Elba:iron and lard of Lots at York, and their raw today confirms in. in the opinion that she he one 01 the beet leyr-olds ant. The Sister to Ellington has incurred • penalty of 7lb for the Portland Plan, ea that she DOW has to give the Princess 716., which should put her in the background Terrine, the Hadji, and one or two other in T. Dawson's stable, are very nicely weighted ; but I dull rut to the clanking Chenoresee to hold the light weights Ws, and I do not intend locking further than to bar and the Pricers Loysi for the winner, as the raze is bat • savable, and I night went half a wore of the 77 sob., and than not get more than these two will brag me. The Carporaticn Plate, wan on the !woe erne, contains two animals who via • deal heat for the Revival to-day, their weights being nerdy the same, relatively, r thea. They hare incurred no penalties, end meet be pretty near the mark again; hot they roust do wonders to bar Rees Bomber, 3 yrs, 70. and Sunbeam, ..2 . 22,Let 4lb, who have been Ter leniently treated by the ha In the Mon. - iprel Stake', kr two-year 1W Red Hors hi, Blanche of Middletie may encounter Sermon in better form then we bre Doter ao yet ; but he will not be able to upset her, I feel petty confident, for she Lust some good-looking cattle with plan' y to spare at Cloolwood. The Bt. lager Stakew for three-year olds, one mile six furlongs, and lit care. never had a better entry, and the 110/oLet w a only rceeilel but once, than being jut one more &resider in ISII. The lot of " nuke" on the spot well for an eviting rem; but there may r aj a: or two or cease ma at the tart moment, for it 7a to' the fashion now-odays to elan every earshorse that ter the coarse, even though it might hare teat Med hundreds of miles for the purpose. But let us Lope that the, toes rattlers ere too mealy seen through f near dopes to to frond. The retent would soon p out of Jute wi re the " public" to follow only the animals belonging to gentlemen who's honour and harry are unho rse-liable-10 (bete are many, deepite the sneers of dire who know nothing about the matter—miler they go to the poet, when they can jade for themselves which way the wind blow t. but enough on that subject, my taak being that of eel sting thee likely to put in an appearance. My Leeds Clitten aol Glasgow arc not likely to be eeented, sad them' rod leg Dever's stable has to stand o ne Warder merske, w air owner Can demand the entrance of T. Alderoft for him. J. haat will boor I topereute, with the talented Nat for leer easerrian. end the other Mutton dyer, Blink Bonny, will of csorei to toted by her old ally, Charlton. Then comes Zoider Zee, with perhaps George Oat. op," and the other roasters may court of Lady Hawthorn (not Moesbasin.), Druniour, and Arsenal (with the Brothers Gorse in their saddles), Lanabourn (I). Hughes), Baahl- Barak (Bumby, perhaps), Si, Anton (A. Day), Ore:11 ; • and it is not imporible for the Rpm hur Ada r a elleguet, Arta, and the Elcore dam colt to help to swell the field. Fordhaan will of course have the mount on Tour nament, and J. Osborne on Ignoramue ; while Commotion may fall into the rode of Kendall and no better man could be (tend f r him. In the above lot are fifteen that can be petty well depended upon, and at the last moment Oekball is be found rarer the pot than seems probable at perry To deal with throe actually in the race, I teat take Blink lionay's ear In her, and a very nicely "got-up" one it leeks, Ithe has beaten Wardermanke, Imperienee, Bonin ZOe, Lady Hawthorn, Arsenal, lartionrs, Anton, Me mo, mad Commotion—ell in the above let—ohs sot ia the hest of corgi.. and if It be true that she bee tepees* se ereederfaly sinse, what chance can they hew with her this thee? N linpirieuee, Anton, Adams, at Craindir aft i backed very freely by their own part., end I mom wimp that they should set he eallethel with Shah banjo defeat of them at Epos% yahoo they homy that the mom will be mattering from the mime lbw al who maw. lea the one Thorend Claims& Thew aS =Mr oars head somehow rill wart kip ore lie plea of the trick Blink Dewy *pa them kr the woo Pot mendomod, when odds ewe bid me bar, End w wee wall barn ouspw tel that thew was a mew beak It she mallfi er wionties, oho ruled p @CPA as eablealy new, low , victory. loot • math her th ee, ihowit th at oar Foy: suddtalg, and oft sot the swam? I haw tel loclw!ed Touniameat in the shows le the the " aa it is wry to be ma new the Dieby wen mit Ids running ; keit we the memo sal has. gentry thee, twins party Wilt be embed Beak theft pea la bus beet Iwo (and be porfonsel pito no eeepeiilhy se • WlA i st i only Star Wag bowie ewe by Donna lea gird mow Meade then 1611.11 'IMOD Ith mite at Doweoter, sad 1 toper meet on, duel am mew the err, tw be lila the b pude, ammli ! thes, =rooks It to peep woe arytbtp Them le welemg le choose hewer be and the mon se pr lamas. do . be bee beans Aleut whl l leVelleM esownalea, Vedette, hoe dew the MO% rid orarathing the to bees, bit rennet Ur with _lipseerne, egeemeser a t e tb d e mart of "private opts," width I Wok may la This, in their merit., there k se sheet lomat the two, end it is the doubt about Blink tow deeedvbc bee Wren em she did ha the spring that wane me pm liwormeas the prefers:nee. Iv I.e boa never been la the least rile; bow the time he w u IL Jed. Laving • wondered ereirtissi, end can be safely depended upon to roe a pet Imre Iona& Com motion rowed • decided inwrevennot at Wiewhk ; hat his partway in die mud all be sr be meemmendell lie, la my opal .a, sod if Tournament erre boot lens he owe Iwo . . . gone tuck hl. " k:prom me. A nest change is apps eat la the pre. : nn of Impeliers in the market within the Irt few hnurr but I want put her behind Birk &any agar , sad it the letter a dlaot bar her, thin should be owe or two others that cue. Sir Colin Is to run flt the Int bow daring his worn sail we shell mew be able to judge whet he might hare &re la the near. had ant the pub!ic teen in cnor The superior nap ▪ ni Teermate t.-day het gives the Brohl-lenouk ▪ mut contd.-nee, sad I twist still adhere be kr se the - until . 04'mo:et," coupling him with drew se= liable In unny T •Lensinent end Blink Bony fur the . and inn plao enplaning, of mime, that Iguenewas eeol be Sir gram sad ha le the animal that I piece all my case anent ia. 1 Mr jar t're to Ow* at Tburftlay's proration; bet till tb• St. L.. t. over, the other mom se Mary mar tit b. .. nursed . .1 tb• St, Low yrs* mg OW 0 bud ' eat Vedete for Cup. The Tea v. Sweepstakes br 2-yrold• Me MON In brows Pr 01•1 Pertos Peg mad Ora n•logioss, boa lore, • 71b Fecelly. Tb sembk• tree impraist ors ant era dr Mir et oppagag rob other, god or may el aim may thew—probably Peg, lbe the other is engaged in another me' on Thursday. M. Howled will then start the most d opponent of the Proud Prelim Peg. igllnton Stakes, for twit and h-zr-eltb, one mile, comes sal ; and it contains the ammo of Vedette (71b extra). Saunterer, and Tournament as the champion 3-yr-old; end Proud Preston Peg, the art to Ellington, and Passim Royal as the best of the young ones. The chanced Peddle looks most promising, for be asks the Primers on lb better teems than in the Fitm:Diem Stakes, and the only thing I fear is his having to gim Ifsrenterer and Tournament 71b at a mile, for both them me very fast, and the weight might cams one of them to beat him In the Cleveland Handicap, cos mile, I must not lash further then Enormity., 5 yre, 7st 71b, for she has • most lenient weight ; and the Scarborough Stakes hal notldng so gaged to beat Sir Colin, while Conaquot could_ rive ell the remainder a lump of weight and win. METEOR. Sept. 15. MANCHESTER.—TerunAy. GREAT TORNBHIRI HANDICAP. 6 to 2 opt Solaps• (t) 5 to 1 Hobirobkal 6 to I Trim& t 7to 1 ( ) 8 to 1 Work& (t) 8 to 1 Wary (t) er. Lion. 7 opt Ipmmiu (t) 7 to to 4 4 Mak Buoy (cad) 9 to 1 Coomotka (t) 10 to 1 Tosrumot (t) DONCASTER MEETING—TrzaDAT. Trtx FITZWILLIAIt STAILISII 15 son. seek with 100 added, for two-year oh:, sad upwards, weight for age. Cer tlin whiners extra. The second .to save hie Make. Owe mile. (14 Dube.) Lord Zetlead'e Ve4MY , by Voltigurr, 3 utr, Bet ft llb alas)) ( • J Ur. Hazed. Primers Natal, 2 re, OM llb (labo. sup szlrs)_, Yr. !T. 9sbams's lady Mk*, 2 yrs, GA . ( 4 1 1 E1 2_, Chao M77. 11 ~s Yishernuts, 4 7n, 9t (inc ( . 4lb extra/ 3 (Wells 4 31r. W. 13. & Crawbrd's Most Langtea, 2 yts. rot (I.lt, 6 Mr. Simpeon's Fright, 3 yrs, 7st 12Th (Chariton 6 Mr. Wilma's Miss* 3 yrs, 7t 9th . , (Crow& 7 Matting. 7as4 on Vadat% 9to 2 agsittriartsaa, to 1 the apt Prisms Rays/. Won by • bead, isms distance between mand and third, sad s web between tha third and kw& hs ikon at lar bff al i d !eight were close together, about two lengt THE FILLY STAIPA of 30 seen each ; 20 It; Ihr 2-yr-old Allies, Ilst 71b each. Red Howe ht. (16 rube.) Lard USW' Chancintesse by Surplice, Int 71b (A. Day) 1 Admire) Harcourt's filly by Tonchstone—Ellerdalia dam, net 71b (An 2 Sir R. W. Bulkeley's Sillies, Bat 7lb (Belay 3 BastsenZ a. Lord Chesterfield's La Fill. do llet 7'l Lord Zeeland's Rita, Bst 71b Lord Olsagon's f by Melbolens-11111es Bst 71 (Wells) 6 Betting 6 6 to 4 on Chanoinsess, 6 to 1 each apt La Fill* du Refilmout and Ellerdale's des filly, 10 to 1 each apt Rita and Mime Whip lilly. Won by a head, a neck be tween the monad end third, bed fourth. Woo Whip filly beaten off. THZ CMAYtACINI STAKES ot O sDvl. each, h ft, for 3-yr olds ; cats, list 710 ; Anita, Bat Sib ; the second to save Ids stake. Red Howe in. (31 sub.) ammo in. (31 Admiral lisreourt's Saar to ILlUnitas by The Fly ing Dutchman, fist 61b b tlTuna r ni Mr. 1. Marry Lord of Lau. 8.4 7 1 ••• •( . 0 . 3 2 81r C. Moack's Hepatic., Bet 61 6 Sr H. W. Balks y - Syllabus, est 51b. (Hamby 4 Mr. Ls Mart's Dumfries, bet 71b ( Kendall 6 Mr. Howard's Baps., 8.8 71b (A. Day 6 Lord Oissraftßrother to Bird-on-the-Wing, 8.1 71b (Well.) 7 Bating: 2 to 1 Sister to Ellington, sto 2 eget Eclipee, 4to 1 apt Lead of Leen 7 to 1 sgst Dumfries. Won by half a length, than-quarters of a Meth between the second sad third • head between ths thud .n 4 fourth ; bad 66h. Brother to Blrd-on-the-Wiag tailed off. TILE GILEAT YONLINISE HANDICAP of 26 .on each, 16!4 and 6 ally if declared, with 100 added. The ...coed to Nair. 60 son. oat of the elskea. Certain winners slut. 81. Leger Comte. 178 subs., 48 al wham pay 6 son. each.) Mr. A. Nichofs Warlock, by Bistiosicher. 4 yr., Set 21b (Flamm) I Sir IL W. Bulleeley's Traria* 3 1 ; ;, est 1011. ) S Lord Clifden's Maw& 4 7st 416 "1 1 ( 1=) 3 The following also rea Tams Dear_, LIM c by Earno—Flkof dam, Clenteal itekepee, Captain Fowlett, and Hobgoblin. Betting to 2 yet Baby" 6to 1 each •W Tasmania sad Hobgoblin. 7 to 1 etch agst Maims sad General quet, 9 to 1 apt Warlock, 12 to I eget the Eleot's dam colt. From the (Seance the race was reftsed to a match ; Tate. meals weer got quits up, and wss batten by half a length. Upwards of twenty lengths behind Tasmania come Melissa third, ekes up with whom were Tam. Deer, Lawn, Belem, sad Omen] licequet. The others walked In, Captain Powlett, Poodle, and Eloot's dam colt being the last three, sad mot pulsing the pest. TEE SELLING STA IL ZS of 6 sov. each, with 40 added; 3.yr-olds and upwards. T.Y.C. (7 sub.) XL Ballad'. Nobman Smith, by Ciamek—Mee pret of Anjou, 2 ye. (401), bet ba. rray) 1 Ili. Osborne • Lot Three, 2 yr. (4o/ , (C loser) 2 Mr. Jecluon's Wanderer, 2 yes (401.), 6R (Bullock) 3 Mr. B. H. Junes. Simony, 2 yrs (401.) 6st 1 Ilb Wood) 4 31r. Melliah's Inspiration, 3 ye, (401.), F 7 ord 4 ham l Ilb i Mr. Daireon's 80zb 4 2, 2 yrs (1001), 7.6 (H ( ardastle 6 1 Si, W. Booth's Failmonade, 3 yes (401.), let (Plumb) 7 ' Betting 3to 1 earl. apt Wander(' sad Lot Three, sto 1 apt any other offered; at first 5 to 2 era taken about Nob- Ilan Smith. Won by half • length, bad third. The winner was sold for 100 guineas, and goes into Mays Tor. OLASOOIi ST %KEA of 30 sore. each, 20 ft, for two-yr-old colts, Bet 711, each. Red House in. (12 gam) Mr. J. Merry's Lord of Lorn, by Toticketana, Set 711 c lartman) 1 Mr. Jerboa's Night Ream, Bst 71b ..(J Osborne) 2 Duke of Beaufort's Gin, 8e 7lb (A. Day) 3 Lord Obsgow's Vas Blacksmith, Bst 71b (•Ida) 4 Betting 7t04 es Lord of Lora, 7to 2 sgst Om. Won by calla bog* ; two keels bawl= tie auxin& end third. (iT =craw TILSOLLIII.) Taa lINVIVAL PLAT,. Now Brighto; t w. o. Ctes, bataw:dos• lbws raa ; • 46•4 brat. Tam DOSCAIITIA PLATa. Orion& 1 Anger/ Mir Barkers, Winner objected to for eirieles. Tat ma. LATEST ST. 11011 =ITEM. 6 to 4 bpi Blink Ina, 9to 4 Inceame II to 1 • 2440mma1 19 to 1 Commetfra 16 to 1 lagerieems 23 to 1 Aims 33 to 1 air Celia 100 to 1 Bashi Baca& FRIDAY. _ _ ENTRIES roa TVS r'hy sad a half. •Crr. Co. Come. Tiro Age Dream Arend 3 Mdrukbir Aaron Malin stmt Damp a Fiablasra 4 ' Sir Calla Fried Black Tammy Mary 1 Caranstlaa 3 Lord Nelms Mina Harkaway ~ AP Warlock 4 V= l" 3 Poodle a [ Waadarmsraka Gemara! Basgas4 &antra 3 Augury Unimak' Tasisaranal Ille*lift Adams 3 age- 3 HORSES mu= OUT OF THEIR ENGAGE. . Septauttor Y 12.4 i Vradormulin and Mr. Sykes out of all adrougoommis this year, totorpt the Cesare witd‘ _ _ _ M ffellonfrat at tam, Tr Lugo out of all fa ougap- OIL - 137eptern . bee 11, at 3 30p.m., Oreenfincb, Cannel, Goldfinch, Chevalier &Industrie, Riaallica, IMCOII end 11. D., out of their Donesater ensereemats, September n, at 7.10, Hiuotslog Heather out of all her eesegensenta, and all Berta authimetulirs bones out of their Duni:aster esgegements. September 12., M 9m., Babylon out of the Gnat York skies Handicap., and Prioress out titbit Doncaster Plena September 12, at 2.30 p.m., Cultivation out of all har el l=l2. at awn , umpiu g tou out of his Doncaster 1 1=12, at 3.15 p.m, Red Robin out of the Portland _ _ _ _ _ .11opfatiltor 14, at 9.0 iim, tidy Talks oat of .11 hier es- a P iSer come. l4, Leatatagtea eat of all ay except Hoptesslter eat et tagagemesta 14. st ILU Sawi s ift thippahlos, Maga/her, mad T Ade Deserier 14, setae pm" Keelittere eat et the Olamear Steles ; U oat at the Parthoad Plate, at Don caster, eel Hera oat et all Dynastic eerie meat& Acerrnirms sou Tax Ags Fisharnes 4 st lb 3 Neville Poodlo3 l a antil a 4 6 1 Nabs 4 i Ormetrat 2 2 l i tm 4 13 3 12 Prier Said Sisk Chaweelies Tammy ll ll • Malweca Mr. in ge 4 a 6 6 Gunboat 3 6 Tame& 3 1 Boil Boost Duke:sari 3 3 Mongrel Kestrel Fright 3 19' Zigzag • 1 Mysterious lark 3 1 Emulator Carta Mopargant &Mist Ah 7 Victona 4 1 ' El lisldm Poacher Primus 4 Odd Trick Vanderroolhs Lawn M. Dobler FOR TB! Age st Fishermen 4 3 Net ''le Mary Sam.terer Ellington Wsrlook 4 4 Tboodosa. 4 4 Artillery ... 4 13 Black Tammy .. 3 13 et. en o n teraelk 3 . 10 Ronzi Aleppo 4 10 Commotion 3 9 Kestrel Commtot 3 11 Gu n boat 1 1 h Sydevy BrA ! tber . l4 Bbi ca Odd the Wing 4 Trick Sweet wuuo Moms 6 Dulcet:ears &Ariake, trapirisom 3 Hercules Dame d'Hommeew 4 riltll,ll.l Turbit 3 Simony Liverpool 3 George Brown Newington 4 Apathy Gleetiager titVßattler., a ing Willie (late Dwvish) 6 Bashi Barotik 3 Emulator ZupderZeo 3 I4olit 3 Fnght 3 Vision 4 Mysterious Jack 3 Daisy Bay Hilton 4 Bird in the Hand 3 Tester 4 Kingof the Forest R (pays ) 3 PreetWry 87A M. Art at lb Arta 7 &soya 3 5 Preetbrry colt by Epirus, out Bloot's dam Eloquence Slowed I 1 Peeping Tom 3 1 Beaman colt Weuglme December C , dr4o Illuminator 4 12 Hamlet &laws &Awe 4 1 Ltraa Saanaciders Alias =IA" 3 &ad 3 Aa Waterer °oh bv Alarm -3 Nerd Giegral Bangle- 3 &wharfage Humbug 3 Ka/4 3 Noose 3 &ear to Eretda 3 1 The &kw 3 1 Quart Dew Wild Haney 3 1 AYBRIDOESIIIRE STALES. Age dm Pansy Grey 4 9 Cerra Bold Bucele-ieh 4 9 colt by Spiro. out of s dam 3 9 RI Hakim BeerAnnt N. Dollar Primus 4 7 Rasa Basabsoz 3 7 Duty 1101 or Pesplag l am Youtialas Relapse Ring of Scolded 4 4 Mina 3 3 Xmas 3 3 Chantilly 8 TIM Vie 3 cat by 83, 0 3 3 &wens colt by Orlando— Clarblea Bartow Babylon Eloquence Magpie! 4 Lancet 3 DWI 3 Woughee a Bannockburn 3 Crusade Zonate Pyrrhuatheilecend 3 Worcester Donboyne Lao colt by Alarm— Plinh Alice Saccbarirea 3 Cave Adams Young Herta Tricolor Eyrene Humbug 3 Gilliver Queen Bens 3 Kenordy 3 Media Noce Ella Meridian 3 1 IRELAND. THE BELFAST RIOTS. The Dublin and Belfast papers abound in descrip tions of the disorders in the latter town on Sunday last. These accounts modify and abate the impres sion convoyed in tho earlier huty telegraphic re ports. THE COMMISSION OF INQUIRY. David Lynch, Eq., Q.C., and Hamilton Smythe, Seq., Q.C., the commissioners appointed by the Lord Lieutenant to inquire respecting the Orange disturbances in &Haat In July last and recently, arrived there on Monday from Dub lin, and formally opened the sittings of the communion in the Coiody Cor•t-house. Amongst those present were the Right Rev. Dr. Denvir, the Right Rev. Dr. Knox, pro testant Bishop of Down, the Mayor of Belfast, Mr. Tracy, R.M., After a long dismission as to the mode of proceeding, it tram arranged that the inqdry should commence on Tuesday at 12 o'clook. Mr. li r iceeks said bs bid the names of 76 eatholies to be examined es witnesses. Than is also a large number of pro- TIPPIULUY Within the town of Carrick-on-Suir, distant about 12 mace from elegant, we learn that one of those advocates of Sepoy barbarity, shielded by the darkness of the night, has, in several inflammatory &Worm, chalked upon the gate ways and doors in one of the leading thoroughfares, given vent to his own treasonable malignity, and has endeavoured to incite the people of that district to overt acts of the most terrible character. Our correspondent. who at an early bor on the morning of Wednesday Itst, observed and reed those addressee, informs us that the writing was bold and legible; and in various places rude drawings of pikes, cannon., flag., human heads and hearts, transfixed with swords and pikes, might be seen—as if to give additional force to the blood thirsty paragraphs, every sentence of which Deemed traced in blood. We feel it unnecemery to add anything further, than merely to publish a few of those addremes as they have reached us. On one gate. underneath two pikes, was the following:. wif;;;:a for bellied—Throe Cheers for the Bspoysl Do" 11 with England's Qua end the Saxon Nation!" On another, with a 'haat device trawl at the old*— " People of Ireland—The &mays have sot ion an exampisl A third place preerdsd the words— " O'Dohony—Let us now strike for freedom I—Ruirsh ! Down with the dig of England, and had luck to the English ! " In a fourth place was repreeented • heart pierced with a sword, and the words— " This is sat Englishman's hoed " " I .=:e the Saxon shilling, and you will crush British power in Ireland I " " Blood! Blood :—A dog's death to the man who takes the Salon *haling 1" " Down with England and hurrah for the Pike :—Resnem • boo Ninety-eight and Fikr-sight I " " my—Another 98:—Boys, grind your Pikes well: Caress an the Saxon I" _ _ _ -7 ' Join — Mitchel ILllttrrek f the Pepoy, and nod speed the Mutiny.'• " Arise, and vengeance on England." " Patriots of Ireland, hue in the Pike, and don't let the opportunity per ; "—Clawed Chronith. THE SerPOITD MURDER IN LEIGH WOOD, NEAR CLI7TO)I.—The post mortem examination of the body found in Leigh Wood, was completed.= Monday, and &mimed the primmest of a pistol bullet in the heed, where it had missed from the right to the left side, and had lodged at the Fuss of the holm Yesterday afteruoon the body was Timid by • Mts. Green, landlady of the White Lion Tavern, Templastrast, who speaks to it with cousiderable confidence es that of • tweak who slept at her house on Thursday night. Mae steles that the female came to her house at 12 o'clock on la/slat with • TOM whom she stated to be her hu y sed wee dressed as a seaman. They slept there and braddheted, and left at 10 o'clock, the huabsnd stating that be was going to motive his money from his ship. The woman told the landlady that she had been married aims, April, but bad been Tiring in respectable service at Clevedon till that day, when her husband came down sad fetched her away without giving soy notice to her mistress. Constables have been despatched to Clevedon by Superin tendent Jonee, of the county constabulary, to Investigate the matter. Mr. Superintendent Ilandoock, of the Bristol form, boa also sent a detachment of 25 men to make a thorough search of the wood. They will examine every cards, and draw all the rabbit burrows with hooks, in the hope of finding the cloak and bonnet. CAYBERIV/ALL VIBTRT.—Tns VICAR AND THR Livtleo..—At a reseed vestry of this parish Mr. Ka= drew attention to the that that this living, worth 2,3001. • year, was opody advertised for sale by auction. The vestry ap pointed a select committee to inquire tato the subject of the sale of this cure, mad into the caws of the absence from his duties for the last ten years of the Rm. James Williams, the vicar, sod authorised them to take such steps in the matter se they might think Bt. The general expression of feeling on the part of the vestry was, that the whole subject should be brought before the Home of Commons, with a view to an end being pat to so unestiefectory a state of things. The vestry at the some time unanimouely exposed the kindest feelings of respect and esteem which they entertained foe the two gentlemen who have fur some years past °Masted its curates at the pariah church on the paltry *Upend allotted to I them by the bishop of the diocese. CBNT.RAL CRIMINAL COURT. OLD COURT.-Barr. 15. (Before the Reearder.) The trial of Edward Ha loft, for wilful perjury, was emebnied yesterday, what arsjury having been arm* about twenty minutes, • verdict or Not Guilty. Malmo: NiapAy wee then arraigned, and a verdict of shvinttat token. TM trial did not conclude until nearly edght o'clock. THB POLICE COURTS. WORSHIP-STREET. Maria Clarks, a aare-worn, miair;l7l;:loOking woman, was charged with an attempt to destroy herself. The prisoner was recently an Inmate of the Workhouse, and underwent sn examination Let west a L kb a court for the alleged murder of her female child, eight years old, by throwing it into the Regent's-mail, on which wa gon she was remanded in the first instance, but ultimately discharged in the absence of any direct evidence against her. We,. Henry Thomas, a French polisher, living in J,,hn'e row, St. Luke's, was now examined, and said—l am brother in-law to the prisoner ' end on her release from custody last week I offered her en asylum in my house, and engaged to provide for her until she procured a situation.. The prisoner thankfully accepted the offer ' and although she was evidentlT very unhappy in her mind, she remained with us until 10 o clock last night, when she suddenly got up, while we were sitting comfortably together, and, after kisg my child, shook hands with me and my wife, and told us that she could not stay any longer. I remonstrated with her upon leaving us at such en hour, and inquired where she was going, but she made no answer, and hurried out of the hews. Suspecting that she intended to commit suicide, I hastened after her and followed her closely fur nearly two miles in the direction of the particular spot near the bridge at Milstein, from which her dead child had been taken out of the canal, on reaching which the primmer stopped short, and, after look in down upon the water, epeetarted beck • .th a cry, and ra y made her way towards the next bridge. I followed haw ea I could, but beard a loud scream and " splash" Wove I wealth to overtake her, and saw her etrugoling in the water. On raising an alarm, the keeper of the adjoining lock arrived with the and after having twice sunk, the prisoner was at leigth drawn out in a state of insensibility. Polies constable Lewis, N 466, stated that the documents which he produced were found attached to the inside of her beamet. 'fir In question, which were enclosed in an envelope to the prisoner's uncle, "Mr. Clarke, wheelwright, Haelmsproad," ware then read by Mr. Safford, the second clerk, and oonaisted of two letters to the following effect " Dear Ffilolll,-I and my child have suffered much In Raelossy Union, and to save the child from being so wrong as I have been, it would be better for her to go to Jana while young. I myself have thrown her into the Regent's earl. I oomxpitted perjury about sin years ago. I thought welking on this water would be easier than hanging , for myself. Christ save me." second letter contained the words:—" Dear friends, aD Is well, Christ calls me home. I have broken all the commandincrita, and am without one plea, but his blood was shed for me. 1 myself throw my child into the water and watched it there. I come, Jess." On being if she wanted to say anything in answer to the charity, the prisoner, whet had listened attentively to the perusal of the letters, eagerly erclitimed, "It is my writing, all of it." Mr. D'Eyncowt said that it was *meet lamentable esee, and he felt it his duty to commit the prisoner for the wilful murder of hor child, but she would be brought up again for the final completion of the depositions. PROM LAST NIGErB GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. JAMIE MELROSE mid THOMAS EDWARD HERMIT, Hatton• garden, and Tividals, Staffordshire, boiler makers, to sur render Sept. 25 at 2, and Oct. 29 at 12, at Baabighall street. Solo., Croeley and Born, Lombard-street ; off. swig., Cannon, Aldermanbory. JAMES CHANDLER, own., Epsom, Snore ,brewer, &pt. 25 at 1, and Oct. 29 at 12f, at Being -sheet. Bola., Smith and Co.„ Basinghall-street, City; off. amig., Can- nan, Aldermaabuq. WILLIAM EDM DEACON. Goaport, Hazapah 4 e, linw drape, Sept. 25 and Oct. 30, at it, at Itastughaltntreet. W., Low, Chancery-lane; off. sang., Orabant, Coleman attest. 11H014 VINCRNT, Mittley, Ewes, beerhoote keeper, 25 at 12, and Oct. 30 at at Basinghall-street. Jonas, Cokhester ; off. ass g., Stanekid, B hall- Blast. Trion* DRAM, Barnes, Surrey, and King 's-walk, Tara*, scrivener, Sept. 24 and Nov. 3, at I, at Basing. had•strest. So's., Roy end Cartwright, Lothbury; of. seeig., Graben., Coleman-street. ABRAHAM NASH, Everett-street, Brunswick-winare, br, Wee, Sept. 24 at 1, and Oct. 30 at 2, at Bameighall-strean Bolding and Simpson, Orecechurch-street, City; off. meg., G rah am, Coleman-etre*. Twor as FRP. NC IN, Lemb.place, King land-road, builder, Sept. 24 at 12, and Oct. 30 at 2, at Baainghall-street. Sol., Jones, King's Anns-yard, City off. sagg., Graham, WTILD, Bristol, iNioe illtlrebant, Sept. 28 and Nov 2, at 11, at Bristol Coast. Sol., Teddy, Bristol ; off. swig., Miller, BristoL JOSZTII BLLIST BVINCIL, Halifax, YorkshirelcOnee, Oct. I and 23, at 11, at Leeds Court. Soia., Way and Co., Haim; off. swig., Yonug, Lards. INSOLVENT PETITIONER. AT POHTVOAL•STNLLT. J. Oodfroy, - ,irennington, ---- furniture broker. 1/IVIbENDES: Oct. 6. W. Abtirrow (Reverent estate), Prim ^n-squere, Finsbury, manuferturiegchemist—Oct. 6. R. Raper (separate estate), Stroud, &wire-plater—Oct. 6. H. Stuart and R. Kennett, Cork-etret, Burlington-godesse, tailors—Oct. G. H. Stuart (*operate estate). Cork-strect,Brlington-gardens, tailor—Oct. 6. A. Ellis, Wimberna, Dorsetahire, wine mer chant—Ott. G. J. W. Aldridge, Witham, Ere; corn mer chant—Oct. 8. J. Bramotej, Holcomb Brook, near Bury, Lanosehim . cotton manufacturer—Oct. 9. T. C. McKay sa d J. McKay , Jun., Nowcastle-upon-Tyne, hosiers—Oct. 7. W. Johnson, Whitehaven, Cumberland, currier—Oct. 8. T. H. Griffiths. Loweantoor, Worcester, coal dealer—Oct. 8. R. Berry, Omiskirk, Latinaisture, innkeeper. CEItTIFICATEStobe granled, tinier came be shown to the contrary on or Wore the day of meeting. Oct. 27. R. Wharton, Nottingham, machine maker—Oct. 27. S. Whartnis, Noitingbam, ininfounder—Nov. 3. 0. M. Hirai, G. Hirst, and W. F. Wilmall r Ent l o7, Yorkitmi manufacturers—Nov. 3. J. E. Meth, Liverpool, merchant. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Lord, T. Lupton, ii7i.;,a,awdvitaa.,,, Men cheater, commission merchanta—W. Lord, T. Lupton, and H. Lord, Shawforth, near Rochdala, Lancashire, ootton spinners—K. Hanipion and J. Hunt, Chancery-lane, City, rLeir s t vg agents—T. Sloss and W. H. Fisher, Standish-with and Preatoa, Lancaahire, colliery prop ietors—J. Allen and J. Millward, Battersea, Surrey, nialwrights—H. I Whit*, J. Whits, and F.l). White, Melbourne, colony of Vic toria, merchants, ac, far as regards .1. White—T. W. Davis and T. Conway, Surma- terrace, Notting-bill , trimming sellers—J . Braes and E. B. Spare, Strand, electro-platers—R. Bright, see., R. Bright, jun.. and T. Legge, Liverpool, silk mercers, so far as regards It. Bright, een.-1). Moron and S. Eboralt, Birminglimu, wholesale saddlers—C. Kurtz and J. W. Cropper, Liverpool and Dublin, tar distillers—J. Stevens and W. Hargreaves, Maachester, commission agents—T. W. Makin and A. Miller, Plough yard, Shoreditch, silk dressers —D. O. 1). Mathews and T. B. Weston—F. A. S. Malaita= sad F. K. &mason, forwarding and commission agents W. Bag.uill, T. Bagaall, ISL, I. Barna', J. N. Segal, C. &gad!, and T. Bagman, jun.. Ooldshill, Staffordshire, Iron masters—D. Jackson aad 0. Jackson. Bonbon and Aebtoft, Lincolnshire ! innkeepers—J. D. Kidder and F. N. P. Kiabler, Leiceeter-amore, tallor•—T. Lee and T. A. Lee, Witney, Oxfordshire, ettorneyamblaw-11. Bayley and T. Rosen!,l Id acclexileld, Cheshire, elk dyers—l. Thornton, John Thornton, jun., end Job Thornton, tindercliffe, Yorkshire, builders—O. K. Comer and C. C. Corner, Tooley-street, Southwark, attorneys—F. Lambe and K. C. Lambe, &It aire, Yorkshire, grew manufacturers. ko - TCH_ITQUESTRATTONB._ - AHnaiw CLIIIIII. Lochwinnoch, Sept. 17, at As Ram sad Thiede Hotel, Yalsky, AJIDIIIR LANDELLS, Airdrie, draper, Sept. 22, at the Royal Hotel, Airdrie, t. events@ Mites, Edinburgh, lodging-house keeper, Sept. 23, at Kennedy's Ship Hotel, Edinburgh. Joss IitITCHIPON, catopbeltown, Aidader, and Fort- George, contractor, Sept. 23, at the Station Hotel, In- Jona Hyman, Gimp+, accountant, Sept. 19, at the Ton tine Hotel, Olaegow. DAVID MACE IA St. Andrews, plumber, Sept. 18, at Hastio's Cross Keys Hotel, St. Andrews. ALEXANDER Geoto Dundee, net manufacturer, Sept. 25, at the British Hotel , Dundee. Jana kluanorn, Glasgow, valuator, Sept. 24, at the FE catty Hall, Glasgow. Roam, FRANRENIERO, Glaegow, Utley heather worker, Sept. 22, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. ANOTHER FIRE AT STIADWELL.—YesterdI (Tuesday) morning, about 2 o'clock, a fire broke out at No. King. David lane, neer Shadwell Church, the premises Mr. M. Bchoutat. a German coffee-Jul and boarding-howls keeper; land the fire oleo attacked the premise. banging to Mr. J. Warwick, on undertaker. No. 2in the nerve street, as well so those of Mews. Bowan, Brothers, to, No. 20 in the same thoroughfare. The fire could not be ex tinguished until Mr. Schoutrat's premises wen destroyed; and those of Mr. Warwick, Miners. Bowan, Mr. Driscoll, reinter, to , No. 30 (opposite). and Mr. J. llogsrty, No. 31, were oleo seriously damaged by the water and removal of furniture. The origin of the fire is mamma. The principal sufferers were Mewed. _ _ [Advertisement.]—HOLLOWAT'S PILL THE MOST Pow APTMoTiI to Aetna LITANT.—Jance Ortreed. of Woolledlne. illetwel, thetet. lee don int/thele le Pen fmarm Hollows, t oed ee l Ite ham derived by the on bia re. at.e.. twist v fo r d Tem nth ninon Deltllty sod IEOI - wed n a severe welJ. dinettes lam Isom work. He wee know Hate an thane of Mahon !Icemen wad Clyinweer lieltuery. We 10 000. Ile them tried Holionel tine thee Ind the effect of rennet and lentoreetne the wain Pp. thin Mold by all SI wilting Vendor. thomnsitellt the Wend. at 117. feint Holloway'. E.tsblielyanate. tt-aud. Londca o = 7 o=A: ha.. N Yon bY • [M.P.. Came .iteopte A. and H. Mule. Halle. 7 4 7 4 7 4 3 4 7 7 2 ! 0 7 0 7 0 6 13 6 13 6 13 6 13 6 13 MARKETS. COTTON.—Lmiaroon, 81trr. 15.—The mho of cotton to-day are intimated at 8 000 balsa end consist of &int 600 Porn= and Maranhaor,lo4. to 11d. ; 600 Bahia chiefly, 10d. 2.50 Egyptian, 110. to 17d. ; 1,000 Surat, bid. to Bd. ; 60 Bea Islands, 171 d. to 2a. 2 2-10 d. pw lb. The total seles winos Thursday Naomi to 44,000 Wee; =pat, 2,000; mtcula tiin, 6,000; impart, 20,000. This market cloxd tamely, but not weak, and compared with Friday's ratty, mien o f all kinds area point dearer. Brazils bd. to id. por lb. up, COTTON GOODS.—MaNceseven, Barr. 15.—There is • good business in yams, and prices continue to rise very freely, while in cloth there is vary little change, except that which arises in the altered position of the manufacturer, from Sliding that the material on which he works Is constantly in creasing in pries, whilst the productions of his looms fail to realise a corresponding advance in value. tinder three cir cumstances the makers of heavy fabrics, who are pretty y under contract, decline to engage themselves whilst the manufacturers of light cloths, such es those suited to India and some other markets, are compelled to stop their looms, some of our roillowners preferring, in the present state of the yarn market, with a large foreign demand, to sell it in the bundle to turning it int) cloth. The demand for yarn from Germany and Russia is still Inge, and particularly b.m , the latter quarter, whence orders are said to have been freely telegraphed daring the last week without any limit as to peke. The sales reported to-day are at fully id. per lb. over the rates of last Tuesday, and though the home trade have come into the market with some freedom for what theyrequire, each large advances from week to week, as we have recently had to notice, naturally create uneasi ness, end are leading to much embarrassment among manu facturers. The stoppage of loom. is reported as lately to be very considerable under the competition which is going on through foreign markets for our yarns. WOOL.—LEros, Barr. 15.—We have had a rather batter market thla m . There ham been a fair attendance of buyers in the cloth-hall., and ttnneactions to a larger eat mt than usual for a Tuesday's market have taken plaoe. HUDDERSFIELD, Barr. 15.—The market is geoceslly briak. Many buyers bare been in from a distance. For middle-rime rnions there has be a good demand, and the better styles of vesting* have been in roped. In low goods a very good sale, especially low greys. Wool essay bat quiet. MANUFACTLiftES.—lictiousenebn, SIP?. 16.—The market opened with a brisk demand for union mixtures adapted fur ladies' winter wear in which stocks were pretty well cleared. In other goods business geseraDy has ben flatter than for some weeks, merchants being enrolling to give the advanced price required, consequent on the recent advance In wooL CORN.—Lazne, Berr. 15.—We have had Sae weather wince Friday. The supply of wheat is good, but a great part of the new is of th•ror u k a i yand condition. The market rules slow, buyers ho off as much as possible ; the beet dry samples are taken at Friday's rates, while other description are very diffkalt to quit, although rather less money would be taken. Barley comes slowly, and does not vary in value. Beans and other articles without alteration. ----•• • • •• • iEWCASTLF, SZPT. lb.—Fanners' wheat in amall supply sod damp. A slow sale. and Saturday's prices barely maintained. South country new wane, and in demand at full priori. Old dull Gala, but not low. Foreign slow ash ; holders firm. Othscartidra =altered. CATTLE.—Nzwcaterts, BErr. 15.—The supply of cattle 749. Trade exceedingly active, at full rates. Nrmber of ahcep and lambs, 8,430. The mutton trade brisk—to some. , instances a shade higher. Lambe a bnak sale. Pip sold freely. Prices: Bed, t3e. to Be. 6d. per atone ; sheep, 6d. to 70. per lb. ; lambs, 60. to 71d. per lb. BOMBAY. Atorter 14. Our money market cloying the pest fortnight hes, as is usual at this season of the year, become somewhat eerier, end the banks have reduced their rates of interest 2 per cent. .11 mend, and tulless unforeseen eirmunstatioes should arise we are of opinion that a further reduction in rates of interest must take place ere long. The Government Notification to receive one-half 4per cent. paper, and one-half ash into the 5 per cent. loan, hoe not improved the value of either of these securities. We quote fours 82, end five 92, few buyers. Oar local Joint btocka keep firm at about former quotations. The business trsimactefl in cotton piece goods has been, in eonrequence of the mutinies in the upper provinces, to • pretty moderate extent, bat not as might be expected at this period of the mason. Some of the leading staple articles have, in some instances, been sold under the closing priers of last swam . . . . . . Grey yams have somewhat improved, in anticipation of the prospective supplies being rather light. Turkey red scares. Omega may be sold at as. 10-11, and green is doll. In the metal trade, tin plates are reported to be very scarce. A alight decline ia perceptible in sheathing and braziers' copper, while in iron we have no change yeah noticing. The beer market continues very firm with a good demand for that in wood, while in bottle the inquiry is quiet. With regard to mporta there is rather a limited stock of cotton wool, and this, coupled with the favourable accounts from England, baa tended towards a general advance in price., both for cotton on the spot and that to arrive. Transactions on a small scale have taken place in linseed, varying from rs. 6-12 to rm. 6.16 per cent. There is no stock market, except of inferior quality; and our present quotation ia re. 1,2.560 for both Induce and Mandlesir. Tonnage.—The rates have continued firm and may at pm samt be quoted at 2/. Cis. to 2/. 10s. per ton. Exchange has gone down, the rate ranging betwixt 2s. 113-16 d. and Is. lid., and Bills somewhat scarce. On Calcutta eight 10It. China 60 days sight 227. TRAFFIC RETURNS. ILA Mira Ts. !Ma Pg.. M. Total. Total. GYM 4a4W. SWAM. MT. 1014. Wont sada, August 90. a a a loyal Danish 11411. p — 936 0) W. 46 mew Haab Ntarrordthlor it. aQC MOP 7.1 39 Week en dlni 0..016199. 11 6lwo sad dad I. MOW% ••• 7.209 6,999 Wert wale SeptAgabir (eat Luncheon a OS 415 1.033 835 North Loudon Bellastaa4 Coosa DIMS •trtil dewed for regal's. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Medan, Item Ifeencey, '‘ aaZb;s;l7l,trOeelMairds, were in cesteet to-day in the river the bracer ited her minter 'meted, MI the hitter lac her automat, Ire.—Liverpo)l, B,pt. 11. Murray, Booker. erect fat Limemal, from erected% with hemp. we, in mitre with Kete Manton In the Women yeererdsb sad cal Ina Utter. or wrier mew mud ; Kate Manton pro. assisi—Ospealssers, Sep. IS. lavosocc Ism ar Foaesom Porra—Nerattera, sad Utile Fred, at Galata ; Eoperret (tie), at Ingot.; Eke ( .). Ulawata Cant (.0. et Cade; battler (r.), 011 Oporto; Ilayeberer, at Avetro; Valetta, et RIMS; MIMI.; LOS. at Ple111•1114.116s . U. 0., Anemias. and 'Men at st.ll,emam; Wm &oaten sett lemma*, at La Ousyra ; Blew bete, et Ulu t hob{ at aatwerp; Jabot Clastr, et areeterlievea ; Ovate Iteld, et taceetadt. amaze rem Ltesaeost.—Wery Ilitery,_trom et. Thom., Aug. 13 ; Elyteotium, trots ed. Helena. July U; Yrtd Ortity. Mgt. 10. Fra n Burdens ; Mao% hoot Wood. beat. It; AA* Ittea Bamberg, ayt.lo , Coquets, Is Arelteari, an. ft. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. thor Pardo,. kds tanks kr the Cope of Good Rom Aug. 11. —t 1 .... Is 3 N., km. 23 W. _.---•-• — - flear Wee, from Mazatlan for Lose*. July 1. lot. 36 a., Loa. 67 W. Coromandel, from Lomita* for Mallow, Aug.ll la. 1711., am 3* W. In ... Dorado, lion Liverpool for Ilmobay. M. 4. 1.?. 18., la. St J. Whits WO, 11.14ww. Prow Nsw Orleans Par Lim:oN. Aug. I. orwpa. LigWing, of* troops. all It Sept. el, lat. 42.40 N., Ica. ILO W. Ludy A na, from Maack It Pun Aeslakla, July 3L tieuptu2sei Favuodur (olilp), of &Cog 30 Lucke, lot. 411.51 Y. Lae 410 Persian. tree Bombay Ice Limper. GC the Cape. Easniboul (n). fr EI lames tar aleleana. sale aseldneg damaspd. . _ 111 N.:leve. It W. Severn, free Verssaele Pe far Liverpo3l, July 6, tit. 4 Pr., Ws. 44 There, Wooer, hoe Lama kr Loadce. £u. 11, Off 44444 1 4 - Wasbington Into& teem Santlskaptan kr Sydney, July 31, tat 4 N.. ken. 13 W. WwwW 4 0610), Won Landon be Calms* AIL 4, 1at.11:4 , W BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIBTIIII. DARN ES.-BepA H. at St. YWn'-I►OneJ, thir Alto of 0.9. Runt , . Ant pm. 0 REE R.—Sept 11. at 1 bp., of • dtuctam. 011YON.79opt, What, the We 'of T. Greer. , Bath. the wife of Lieut. C,lonee Omeock. !beim* Jimmy. of • re. 13 ARK-8•64. 14. at Oketeld T. $. Ilmv, at a datiebt•r. M AllO ED.—Sept-U. *be mired Mr. Mahood& of bider W.f.. St , Jame. s, of a dm. the wife of 31r; MARRIAGES. llTST—lrts.—eet.it, MIR. Mary. Islington, Thome, MI a Xl, W. Hest, of lietartettaetregt.Carendiab iguana, Agae , dorob.do.lNo , of N,. J. tees late of Queen street, Holborn. GODMAN—WRZILIIII.—YeaI 12, at the Episcopal by the Right Rev. the ROOM. of M. ,0 1 "'P h. fledeao, keg , M Perk Hatch. Surrey, to Gertrude Hewitt.* L 11.• dughter of N. Meet**. Eag.. of Nee aide Howe. 10 , erueee. !CR VDE—LEA.—Seps. Ikea the Old Cha4.o. Dobludeld Chad:are. by the Rol. It R. A.plsed. M.A.. Made. Jame:, .013 of J. Hyde. Eel of Dutiodel.l, to baths, daughter of tha late J. Len. We Maus, Otetabridge. DEATHS. Claitoz.pista. rcelhaso. 104adre., y►l T 3 OLARCIL—IIept.I3, st Lower Daigotttreset, Patna, T. Cllrtt, 814.. WI ;6. 1666FOTBILOILL—Ilert.12. Ouabrtdge acme. 1366.66611. F. 76 * 011. 66,6 rt 111.11111.-1466. U. at Brie. Ida st INK T. D. firm Z 6 1.. 16 ‘ 431 MOIOI.-11666. 11. Y P.U.tteset W. Mesta. WOl.. P. }llan.—Owl 13, at gm Grammtr Witka, la 1d. 1111 .r. r . Ormies Bawn totted ma a the In"' R. Nth. _ =al W.:=lo.lc..llAr. Are . . tr . W ta et Irbildebts.—Wsp,suAT. T 7