The Express. — London, England, 1851-08-18 00:00:00

whom he represented, and who was NT. Oterffb Marv, the printer of the Railway Guide, would not give more than 2,1001., and advised M ad r.urtil Tl to. take that sans, tilting that cottage property h become dpre canal. hlr. f being about to quit England, at length ajr cal to take this sum, aml gave the defendant a written agreement Cut any sum he obLiiniel above the amount agreed upon as purchase money should tie his (Ettentield's) own. As won as ha had obtained this agreement the do. fendaat made inquiries respecting the adjoining property, which led to saspicioas on the cart of Mr.onal, who clasped the defendant with having practiced a deception on lum by representiag that Mr. Brulohaw was to be the purchaser, when he knew it was intended fur the railway company . ; and that, as he had deceived bins in one thing, be had no confidence in him, and refused to hsvu anything • further to do with Etteufield in the business. In the smooth of February last, through the agency of Mr. Aitshcad, the purchase Vila effected fur the company at the sum of 2,4001., wpm which sacasion an authority was signed by Mr. Tur till, giving up all claim to the deposit niouey paid by the company, repudiating Ettenheld's agency, and authorising the retort ry of the 1001. received by the defendant as de posit money. !such wee the CAW as discluseci by the witnesses on behalf of the company. For the de fen:e, Mr. Atherton, Q.C.,declined to adduce any evidence, or to address time jury ; but submitted to the learned judge that from the documentary evidence put in the action could not be maintained. Mr. Seneaut Wilkins maintained that the whole trans action was covered with fraud, Cad that the agreement with Mr. Turtill was obtained Ly inisrepresenLitiim. 'the learned judge left the question of feet on this issue to the decision of the jury, who found that the agreement had been obtained by fraud. A verdict fur the phiintiffs was then taken fur principal and inttrest, with leave to the defendant to move the court above tu • 'tenant. NORTH WALES CllteUrf. : —CilEstEr., Arc. 16. Emma Me. JIMTICC rmaD. CH %ROE OF I.OIIIONING. Jonathan Barcraft, aged 24, deseribeit as a labourer, was indicted for the wilful murder of his daughter, Sarah Ann Rennin, by oulministi ring to twr a certain quantity of arsenic. He was further arraigned fur the murder of Eden Hills, by the same 011.3T.K. Messrs. Trafford and Bevan prosecuted, and Mr. M`ln tyre defended the prisoner. The trial occupied a considerable time and created great interest, hut the following will be found to contain the main facts. The prisoner, who resided at Muttrarn, was employedat some calico works at filoseop. On the night of the 27th of April, one of his children, Sarah Ann, was suddenly taken ill and lingered until the 29tli, when it died. While it was dying two children of a John hills and two others were in the cottage playing, and it would Meru that they partook of something of a deleterioua character, pi/middy from accident, for they were seined with violent Meknes., and eventually Ellen Mills, a fine little girl, daughter of John Mills, expirNl. it may hem well to :stoner mention that both the poor little creature. were found to hone died (rum the effects of ar senic. On the death of the pri.oner's child, he observed mime caution and Imete in getting it buried. It being en tered in a burial club, he, on the same day it died, applied for the amount (2/. Itis.) which was allow, il for ita inter ment. Ile was told that a certificate was required, and it appeared begot one from the registrar of the district under a false pretence. The 21. was then tend to him, and he called upon the action of Charlesworth rhopiland inquired where they buried children whose friends could not afford to pry for a grave. In two or three day, or so, the body was interred, but owing to the state of the other children, and certain suspicious circumstances which traa.pired, it was exhumed, and underwent the chemical examination which led to its real fate being known. Inquiriea then brought out the Lot that about a week before the child died the primmer took some colour ro l l of a pea of the calico works he was employed at, and asked a man nano d Marsden to give him some sugar of lead and arsenic for a man to put round mime trees, and bad n 0.., accordingly, f one to two ounce.. On the primmer !wing arrest“l, and placed in a cell, a man named Lee was imprisoned with him, in roller to take care of lie, however, did nut know the character of the offence charged against him. He toll Lee that be was there fur having a falw certilicate. Lee lied occasion to go out for a abort time, and the plio.lllll regretted that he had nut known it, as he would hare gut him to have done him a little job. Lee asked what it was about, and the prisoner, having enjoined him to every &envy, stated that a man at the print work. hail gime him some white arsenic and sugar of hold three or four weeks ago and that he had buried it in his garden. Lee replied t hat he would be going out at seven o'clock, and the prisoner then wished him to find his brother, who was at a public-house at Bunt ing Visitor!, and to tell his heather to go to the works and get some ermine, but not of the chap (Marsden) he hail got some from ; that, after getting it, he must put some of the arsenic in the porket ut JAI.I, Mills, the father of the little girl %he/died. Thin they must find a man named Booth, a tulip grower, end make him promise that he (prisoner) gave him some arsenic three or four wicks non to put round Isis tulips. The task was to close with the following dia bolical scheme After they had dropped the poison in pocket, they were to go to Mr. Little, the constable of Hyde, and tell !aim what Mills bad iu hie pocket. He would give him (lase) two sovereigns; they would base Jack there, and he would beat am clear as a 01. This was the testimony of Lee, who stated that he had been placed with the prisoner to take care of 'inn, and nut to pump hint. he etilleuer alining for the prosecution. Mr. M'lntyre arlibeem.l the jury for the prisoner at rah'. length. Ili* Lordship t he n summed up, and the jury returned a verdiet of Kai e;oolly. The prisoner arraigned on the second indictment for the murder of Ellen Mills, but no eviLenee being offered on the part of the prostration, he was As-quitted, and ordered to be diecharged. MOM? NN rNN OT SILK. indwro Doran, aged 21, and Thomas Lonsflale Mar-pars, 31, wile indicted for stealing a quantity oh silk seek mil pocket handkerehii fa at Macclesfield, the property of Wawa Thomas Hooky and Cu., and Thomas / 24, was indicted fur receiving the property, kuowing it to be stolen _ . soss Mr. Trafford and another were counsel fur the prosecu tion. and the prisoners were separately delenthal by Mr. brand), Mr fiwetenhans, and Mr. kl'lntyre. It appeared from the evidence that in the early part of lone last the warehouse of the prose•utor. was broke ink o , a•d silk handkerchief. to the value of about 2101 were stolen Information was at MCC given to the po lice of Macclesfield, and also of the surrounding towns. The 1 , 11 , 111 f ' , coon carried on business in Manchester as a broker and appeared a acre respectable pirmii, but from some oif it,,,,, in ismseission of the police, Mr. Superin tendent lll'Mullen went to his wani.oaw•. which wassituate at the corner of r inowstreet and Iligh-street, haying a separate entrance from each. In this warehouse a quan tity of Ike stolen silk was found, the prisoner at the time assuring the superintimileht that it was all he hail, but on furthers-arch a eimsiderable quantity more was discovered, the total value of which was about 160/. Fenton gave Trey un•:disfartory acceonts of the mode in which be borame dosse s•) of it, but said he had par chased it from two persons introduced to him Ly • person of the name of John Shaw. These persons turned out to b• the prisoners. Shatpli 9 and Mem, and both they and Shaw wen• apprehended. but the latter was admitt•sl an approver, and on his eaidcua•. corrobo rated by other circumstances and wituesses, the prisoners were found guilty. Ili, Lordship sentenced Sharpies and Doran to eighteen flotilla' imprisonment and hard labour, and Fenton to years' transportation. THE POLICE COURTS. M, NSION-UOVSE. On Saturday the justice-room was densely crowded, in consequence of its having become generally knuwo, that the Lord Mayor had determined upon investigating the cir eurustancee attending the death of a Labouring man named William Cogan ethos John Bull, upon whose body an in quest had been held below Mr. Pay ne, the coroner, about a tortuight since, when the jury returned a verdict of Man slaughter against 'erne person or persons unknown. — l'he death of the deceased was alleged to have occurred from violence used towards him by a constable of the City Police Mr. Pearson, the City solicitor, attended as adviser of the Lord Mayor. Mr. Daniel Whittle Harvey. the Commiesioner, and Mr. Hodgson, the Superintendent of the City Police, were also present. Mr. James Lewis appeared on behalf of Benjamin Cole, the officer supposed to be the person who committed the violence. The Lord Mayor shortly stated his reasons for adopting the present proceeding., and concluded by saying that he was most anxious at all times to render every assistance in his power for the protection of the poorest and humblest within his juriediction. The whole of the witnesses who were examined at the coroner's inquest were called, with the exception of one of the surgeons, and, after giving their evidence in chief, were subjected to a very rigid cross-examination by Mr. Lewis. Their evidence proved to be of a most contradictory cha• meter, with the exception of that of Mr. Dagby, one of the medival men who was present at the post.mortens esamina. lion of the body of the deceased, and several of them, it ap peared, had frequently been in custody for riot and assault. The Lord Mayor, after the inquiry had proceeded for several hours ' said he should not consider tbe ease closed until lie had heard the evidence of Mr. Topping (who, it was stated, was at present at Bath) the surgeon, who was called upon to visit the deceased immediately a fter death, and for this purpose he should adjourn the meeting fur a week. Mr Lewis said that he had not the slightest objection to an adjournment, as the police-officer for whom he ap peared was only desirous of having the whole case thoroughly investigated, and that he himself should have a good many witnesses to call to rebut the accusation which had been made. Mr. Pearson, the City solicitor, said he wished it to be un derstood that the individual on the Hoer of the cutlet was not charged by him in any way whatever • that he had si mply been asked by the Lcsd Mayor to direct the course of examination ; that he had not at all pointed to the indivi dual present ; and he trusted that, in justice to that indivi dual, the press would feel it their duty not to publish any of the proceedings until the inquiry was concluded. The Lord Mayor—l should be very sorry to fetter the press. Nothing has occurred to day on either aide that it would be at all unfair to publish. For my put, I desire that the whole statement should be made as public as Me. I sun eddy desirous that the ends of justice should be staged. Thu inquiry was than adjourned fora week. BOW-STREET. Three well-dressed f. miles, named Emma Thomas, Caro llime Wright, and Jane Johnson, were placed at the bar charged with attempting to pick pockets in the Royal Ace.hug,. The prisoners, who had been several times in custody, were observed for :1 considerab:e time by an oilier in plain clo:lies to be loitering about the rooms, evidently no great admirers of the fine arts, and, while a lady stood admiring a pietere, the prisoner Thorns' swept her hand round the inside of her pocket, but finding nothing she tried her skill on the skirt of a gentleman's coat. They then glided among the company to the west room, peeping into the pockets of each person until they fixed upon three young ladies, but, observing the constable, they were again disap • pointed, and were apprehended as they were about to leave the building. The constable applied for a remand without being able to assign any reason, except that one of the prisoners offered him 5/. it he would not pr, ss the charge. Mr. Ilall said he would do no such thing, the constable's object being to have the prisoners sent for trial to the Central Criminal Court, where the expenses would be four times more than at the Westminster Sessions, which would ' take place at the beginning of next month. CLEHKENWELL. _ . . A sickly-looking man applied to Mr. Tyrwhitt fir advice under eery lamentable circumstances. Re Raid that he had recently come from a hospital, where he had been confined with a painful and incurable disease for &considerable time, and on the previous day, while he was from home a short time, his wife moved away all his goods, leaving him with out even a rag to cover him. The wife here pressed forward, and brutally olrerred that she was not going to shelter ouch a sickly fellow as that (pointing to the afflicted hush:and). Mr. lyrwhitt (indignantly)—Why, you are a curse, instead of a blessing, to him. When he requires your utmost care you discard him, and turn him into the street. Mr. Tyrwhitt ordered her out of court, and recommended the applicant to apply at once to hi, parish, where, he would take care he should have attention. MARLBOROUGH-STItEET. !;.urge Strickland was charged with stealing furniture, valued at about 21101., the property of Mr. Richard Turner, wine merchant, Mark-lane. Mr. Henry C o llins, auctioneer, of Li, Brewer-street, Gulden-square, said he was agent to Mr. Turner. In Au gust, 1050, he was applied to by the prisoner to effect a loan on the security of furniture at No. 16, King-street, St. l lf James -square. Witness named the matter to the prosecu tor, who advanced 2001., less the expenses, on a bill of sale on the furniture. On the 9th of September, 1010, a female named Lockwood was put into the house in possession of the furniture, as the servant of Mr. Turner, and she war paid 7s. a week for this service. In consequence of an exe cution being put into the house in King-street an inters pleader action was commenced, the goods still remaining in the possession of Mr. Turner by his servant. When the action was tried the prisoner was examined, and be then swore h,• had sold his right and title to the property in question in March or February last to Mr. Turner. On Friday last witness went to the house in Mug-street, and found the house locked up. Witness, eller sonic trouble, gained admission, and discovered that the whole of the furnimre had been removed; the female, Lockwood, and the prisoner gone. Witness had traced the farniture to Mr. bent's warehouse, in Crawford-street. The chair produced in court was part of the furniture. On trues-examination by Mr. Witham, witness said Mrs. Lockwood was lett in prw•xsion of the furniture on behalf of Mr. Turner. The sum of 110/. had been received on aecoant of the apartments. The loan was 2110!., and the witness got 121. Alter the action the landlord distrained, and Mr. Turner was about to sell and pay the landlord out. l'risoner then paid .501. to him (witness), and the goods were not sold. The rent and expenses were about 72/., which was ',Mil. Prioemer said he had a lease of the house. 'l•he understanding after the action had been brought was to pay all outgoings and to receive all in-comings. About a month since 1 saw the bill of sale in Mrs, Lockwood's possession. The fixtures in the house were worth 701. and were included in the bill of sale. Mr. Turner was to have 121 per cent. per annum fur the loan. The rent of the 11041-e we, 2001. a year. Thomas Hied, furniture dealer, Store-street, became ace quainteil with the prisoner in iWhitecross-stre.•t poison. The prisoner came to him several times within the last month, end by his desire lie went tolook at some furniture in King street. The prisoner wished witness to buy the furniture, and witness offered hint 1501. Witness, not having the money, applied to Mr. Dent, and he agreed to advance the money. Witness was to get 71 per cent. as commission. On Friday week the first van load of goods was removed from the house. Witness paid the prisoner tell. on ac- Count. Samuel Ilolt, manager of the furniture department in the establishment of Mr. John Dent, 30, Crawfonl-strt•nt, said he went with Ilinl to look at some furniture in King street. Witness boudlit the furniture from hied for Mr. hint. The furniture was partly taken away and placed in Mr. Dent's premises. Some of the furniture was still in the warehouse ; other portions had been sold. Inspector Parke saiol he apprehended the prisoner, who told him he knew nothing about the charge. Mr. Dent proved that he paid 160/. Mr the furniture. 'l•he prisoner reserved his defence, and was fully com mitted. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 18, 1851. MARKETS. LIVERFOOL,ArG. • The sales to-thy consist of:—Sumo.-30 hlids Porto Sirs Elm —24.0 bitil lt. WICIIII. 3% Id. rustic —3O tau Cabso, IL to.. Loowaou.-43 ions J+l.l.ka, 31. 10s. ST. PSTERSHURG, Aro. 9. Coen : The demand for oats continues. A Russian dour is la the market, sad I ro. 93 to would to gives emit for ;roods 3.10 Ob. 10133 lb. urea.—Deals. 3,00/ damn redwood, partly 'roach sod portly batter, hav bees sold by Omorame at 1i re. I. —ryas : ' 10 toss, llobead and 9.lseed, have bsen tab a of a intim dealer, at 120 ro. std Ile ro • and 1111 rw. Y sold to be °dared so Ardataataky ar.d Koroleff for 1,44 toes, sot refused. The lolling off dohs ship ments mostinues to it rase. below DOW ab out 279,0010 posh lees than Wt yes2.-11esop is maker, about 330 tow clean having been taken early la the week at SO ro.; stale which. loUle has bees don,. 051- shot Ls my warm, and 33 ro. offend. —Linseed very Ina. the lowest maples betas held at 31 ro., whits about 7,400 ebetwerts superior kiet, Kollasta, sad Kama seed, base been takes at 11 r lor ro., to 21,0., and 30 ro. respectively.—Potards s About 1,103 esken at 70 ea.—Tallow Is stiffer, the Rawls= 'empiric out of the market. About 140 tasks gibed; at 111 no. to 113 ro, sad 200 rooks soap tallow at 102 i roe to have been sold, partly by mopes toes; and 204 tasks comm.., for August, were done canons KUViAlni at I la 10, ra down.—Preto, ts sithual Cteratloot, but 'renal vessels arrived. Freights to Lantos; roe deals. KO to hls. al. per std. bd. ; ho mp, 375. 6d. to $34. per ton; 'loved. 3.1. to 3s. td. per quarts, ; tub+, 2/a. to 20s. per too.--Eschaegm ; 3 months, 38 to 302 per a. en.; Amsterdam, 3 matted. 147 to 187 i per a. ro.; Hamburg, 3 months, 33j to 1346 per s. ea.; Pau, 3 01011th4 3421 t 1304 per s. vu. corrox.—LIVERPOOL, Atu. 16.—The market has keen firm to-day, and prices are with , tit aikm t a lter. The sales amount to shout 21 , 000 2,180 of which were taken for ezport. end include 1,301 Anteriese ; 2.0 Teresa and Maranham, Sid. to 44d. ; 100 Egypilas, Sid. to Did.; SOO bonds, 24d. to Ad.; 100 Bea Wand., I2d. to 2,d. MAssenzarms, Aro. 16.—The market has been fully as mean today as an Totaalsy an I Thonday, eM a healthy 4.0 e CUD . tinges to is , ,rvade the boomer both In yams and cosh. For yarn, thy prnicipat detnatol eonunues to embra . a the tower sad middle counts of warp and the lower numnera of weft, en far as the home German. and Rome other of the court mmkets are coneerntil, ad be Kumla, 50's warp and 11:in welt and doubled yarns arc in demand. Yoe India there appeared a disposition this morning to do more limi ness. Eden me Arm, with an advance of id. par lb. far warps and weft, in which tee preoure of demand is greatest Yoe. la's to24'r, cloths of all the .principal makere—dornemics, loog cloths, prinkra, T cloths, narrow shirtinits —are m brisk demini,and thesegoom move off in iiuintities quite equal to the muductim, lemisg most of the leading annul mturers under heavy contract,. Prices are arm, but steady, whh a bean in favour of sellers. thostitios Mao p off well. I The print trade, like the market fur grey and white laria t appears to be healthy, and print/trainee generally as hand as mock work as they can turn oat. The preference shown by ladles for Ms beautiful printed musing new in see has also Moen an iniptim to that branch of the trade which has not hers felt for some years. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Letns, Aro. 16.—There has bees • NO' ..era•e Waimea. dam in the Moth Mint ashy. Corned... the activity eonU•u a throughout the manufacturing district. Meeks •re 601 t; prates lime a tendency upward.. Baaln•n. has DIA Mtn crane as briak in the was eho ac. during the premeat week. LlNEN.—BEtrase, Auo. I.l—Yarns hare been rather dull during the pat week, osrmg to many greasers being employed at out-door work. Prices. luorever, are nothing lower. CloM is not so plentiful, nod it is not bite y that mouth will be brought to market during the ensuing two maths. as in many diarists simmers will be fully employed gathering the h treest.—Baseer of Ulster. lIARDWAILE.—BuoicNoittm, Avo. 16.—Trade here coatuipre ptesay. With Wight exceptions it is to as bes:thy and sound d eta•e a. on ever hr elpected. There an few compkiints on the ptrt of the mdnufacturers; suae good orders ham been Omit in edissetituanteof sticks mot to the Exhibition. The general foreign trade Am tarn g so: throustvot Weyer/kr, sad the anise foe the home market src more than t v r ge amount. Toe iron trade continuer depressed, sad without any apparent compact of an advance in price. CORN. ANuor ER, Aug. 16. Wheat-Butting will shortly be Monett to a elder, and a great quantity has already been stacked in good corWiritm. The Harley hareem will (COMMIE* during neat weak, and tin re is no appearance that It will be found des fk:mt either in q..aatitv or yr ility. The elm. of Wheat brought to band was serif, though stand. nt for the &laud, as millers purchase only to the tin at of immediate wants. last weelee prices were barely main. lathed. The transattiona in poring corn were trifltng, sad pores for each article bad *downward teir racy. Wheat, 5 Is. to its. per qr. 'mercy. 21e. to 26.. Mate, 22.. to:le. hearts, Its, to ;12e. rem. 2.+a. to tea. Flour, 2M. to SM. per each. Malt, M. to tre. tel. per bushel. Aitminunr, Aug. 16.—We had a short supply of all descriptions of corn at this day', market ; also a very dull sale, at lest weelia prices. Wheat,lM. 15a. per lowl of 5 qm. HOS rs. tons. par qr. Oats, Us. to Ile. Deane, 22e. to Pte. Peas, 72a. to 31s. --- BA - ru, Aug. 16.—Our mukets are dull, at a reduction of to. to 2s. per or. en Mind. Owes deocriotions of grain sithwit Lau ebiinne in value. BEIWUKD, Aug. IG.—We have had scarcely any attend nate at market tikciai, farmers being busy in the harvest-fteld, and but few buyer. alit noted. There were few samples of new corn, e.pe ewlly of Wheat and Kai Icy, of floe au tiny, and prim were asked which la many inotanee• could out be obtained. New I eon were plentiful, and wilion at about Its. per load of 5 busibela, but moot of the esrlywown description. Early rasping were aelhof at inwo no. to Ilea. per Wheat, new, Via. to it.. per load.; old, 235. to 2Ss. Haley, old, 255. ki 20.. Oat., new, lbs. to 21. G 2. per qr.; old, 19e. to 2U. beam., oW, 2no. to 210. Yeas, 15.. to 195.; old, 21.0. to 22a. BtRWICIC, Aug. 16.—We had a small attendance at to day's market, and very Mile grain °tering. Priem wide m favour of the buyer from lot week'. ratm. We have hid s o me very heavy tail/A, which hove laid the crops very much, end we regret to an nounce the appearance of the Potato Mecum to this and the surround ing districts. _ - - • • -• BLANDFOYD, Aug. 16.—Since our last the weather has been moat Givouralea. itir cutting and carting Wheat, and, the farmers being thus enaaged, the attendance war. extremely hooted. COl-111 ter ing these cueurnet ores, the supply of Wne.t was an Inge as ouul I be expectml. Lavinia , ws. very dint, but in the for transecti , eta prices had a downward barlency. the trade in other articles very trailing, and the turn of prices WAS in favour at the buyer. Wheat, ane. t 4b. per qr. Barley, 24a. to 26.. Outs, 22.. to 244. beans, 30. to As. Peas, 21.. to 30e. Malt, fa. to to. Sd, per bushel. Flour, Pm to 325. pe► awa. • DthITON, Aug. 16. We twee had only a moderato supply al Wheat et Merkel to-day, which sold gayly, nt dr rut the rate* ut Wednesday. Nothing other path. Wheat, red, San to nit.; white, 41s. Castigator, Aug. Pt —Several samples of new Whe.tt were sold to-day tar quality wile poi Old Wheat was 2s. to As. per qr. aim. Moat, old, 3R. to Jae.; new, 3d.. to Ws. ream, ' 30.. Peas new, 22r. to 24.. ; oat, 28s. th,ta, row, held. to 215.; ' Ma, lea. to 210. Treloil, M .. to 2/s. to Cs. CARLISLE, Aug. 16.—There was a goal supply of grain at au make' today. %%Lie .1 declined W. per bu.ltel. Oats and Ilattcy much the s ape as last weak. Nat any new gnats at our met. it( today. *her, whre, Its. to 17s. W.; tea, Ihs. to 10.. COLettriTEß, Aug. 16.—The weather during the put wide has hi en line for hatreat operations, mid some quantity of Wheat has been secured to tine order. At dm martin toolay the quantity of I.ld Wile uffet tag Is for for the reason ; to male !OCR .01110 concession in price Is submitted to. *coral parcets of new us idler, the qua ty of which is good ; there sell freely. A gamete or two of new Peso were sold et 13s. to 24.. per qr. - - GLOCCEITER, Aug. 16.-The weather continues most favourable, rod rapid progress is being midi to Ii *rimming Wheit 604 other crop. At our w stet this day Eoglieb gi beet was In Legs et:9 n end ..W at a reduction of le. per qr. There were several amines of new Wheat at market, the quaky of mid& was very One, and Monett for red, 46a.; olute. 42.. per qr. Foreign a slow gale, at IP. to :S. bee money. Parley and Beam dull sole, sod bd. to Ire lower. Oats In better supply, ant said freely at loot week's rote,. Prime nevi-Wheat, lingual, white, per Imp. qr. at abode., new, 42a. to 421..; old, 40e. to 4le. ; red, weer, gre. to soe. ; old, 314. to 40..; Llautzk and white Gennemee, 425. to 41e.; ltd PolkehOdoou, or chutes flambe, 'ids. W Sfei. ; Markompitli, Pont, mama, auntie, and Ilemburg, Upland, 38a. to 40e. • common Odessa, heaube, Otto. to 31e.; bard, blutenka a mt Tagenroft, 31e. to Ow.; French white, 400. to 4 2e.; red, 331. to 30e. Early. iforilieli,meiting, per impolial 211... to 26a; Irish, 23.. to 26e.; Seale, 20.. to 26a; Oderbrueh, Ponscrenian, te., 23.. OW. to 26e. 04,; English, grinding, per imp. qr., 10e. to 21e. 041.• Irish. 254 04. to ; foreign, **Oen. 21e to 21e. ' • Pomeranian and French, 210. is 25e. Bean., English, per imp. qr. 65i1bs., 321. to 34e.; Egyptiail, Ca .0 20e.; French, Jewels. email tick, ono to toe. • Irish, 340. to oe. Oat., Weaford, Enniscoethy, and Limerici, per 311114., mint.. 211.6 d. to 1A; Cork, Wait,rford, end Toughs', 211. ltd. to Ile. bd.: Irbil. Ilhgel.to Zoo. Oal. • Webb, ditto, 201. to 20A. bd.; fomispl, weighing >Mkks to 4214, 22.. Od. to 24e. Pena, Eoglieh, brewers, psi imp. gr., Us. to 36e. ; foreign, 32e. to 33e. Englirh and foreign FWera, per 32a. to 33.. Linseed Cakes, Preach, per ton, 1301. to 133.. Imported the week ending Aug. 16 : Wheat, 10,901 qr.; Batley, 1,222; Osta, 1,412 ; &IMO, 241)3; Pees, 2,167. --•- - . . • . . . Gru.nronn, Aug. 10.—There was a large market of Wbrut to.loy, with reread wougas of this year's growth, of Moe titular, weight , g wl Ma to 611 lba per burbeL 47a the highrot prior. Old Wheat am auk is de eass.4 but not cbeupte. Wheat, 365. to 469. barley, Ma to 21s. MU, 21a to 23,. Pr" 27a to 29.. _ liEnnsono, Aug. 16.—Thera was a very Small show of samples by the tanners, who an lamb engaged now In elseir harvest operatimsto thls•seabbourbooM Notwithaanding the limited quan tity to-day it peened quite equal to the demand of both the an.lers ! and dealers, who sppor disinclined to parch us beyond their Imme diate wants. The crops are epoken well of ; the or:special the Wheat Is really better than for several years, both as to yield and quality ; may field* of winter Beam are cat; these are well podded, und w,ll prows mime sample. Taken m a whole, the trope near looked better. Priem :—Wheat, per babel, U. to Is. ed. Barley. 6s. 4d. to 3s. 7,1. Oats, 2a bd. to 3s. Bents, Is. to Is. 3d. • loreign. 35. Sit. to 3s. bd. ; Pegs, L. 10d. to la ; white boiling Pas, Ss. to 6s. Id. IIEttrFORD, Aug. IG.—The supply of Wheat at our market today was good ; the trade dull, at full I. per load lass money. We bad several ample of new Wheat offering, the quality M general fine. Priors from Zs. to 23.. per load. Very little doing in other sorts of Cern; last week's prima supported. Wheat, from Zs. to ggs. perked. Barley, 225. to 265. per qr. Oats, 17s. to 245. pet SM qr. R Peas,lM to les. 17s. 20e. per load. beam, 14. to 21a. Tares, , Zs. to . at, KENDAL, Aug. 16.—At this morning's market we had • good supply of bola Wheat sad Oats; our previous quotations were baiely supported. Wheat, 22e. fa. to Us. per loud of al) swam Oats, 100. to 16d. pa stone. LAIWAsTff ft, Aug. 16.—The weather continues fine for the growing crops, and harvest win be general in the tt beat Meatus towards the end of neat meth. Farmers speak well of their crops generally. This day's market was well supplied with Wheat; sate eatremily slow at 6d. per load lea matey. Oatmeal fully supports late perms, end anything etionse Is getting seam. Wheat, 265. to lam per 360 lbs. Oatmeal, 365. to Vs. 6d. per 240 Pas. - - - Liu Itataa, Aug. 16.—We have to report a small show -As, she the arstethvr betas toe for harvest, trade Wheat. Sad is was way la's.- at bard) last week's qoalatiows. lam applies to spring ewe, ct whisk us bad &short supply. lIIANCIIRSTEit, Aug. 16.—Wedaesday and Thursday wen gasesdiserly stormy days bag wry Wavy rata las& ggr Sabesitsp putioday, bssemer, • te %=.lZ tbwa itie twat piss, eestsi las lesiaber Is um all So amid be asks& libtoustsur tbs vpest bissNiettp Irs Sas separbsied to So sub, as asides uselog of soy eke% pairs rwher la Mr et bayTalWkk the issepes dose ssestels the =We el MMil pram Jirlyte elet nall sad Sworn andins la • wry asibsses side ; bet ken limed further Sisal sena • at stint awl is We seas to boss, tapirs with Wawa* Yr praline db.= sad balm sem Oar sadist to-day ems isnriffillay impiiand se Art es Soft • odour of Id. per TM.. skis We day ~OS, Plato wee illEsalt sf ale, although heelers said bass subsisted to rather lower rotas Se promote ling uae'. Osea sal salty al were Mewls, In limited fit. sad the letter isereed Y whited to Is. p r boil. Now istand sold in re tau a. SS es INS pa toad. awarding to quality. Ma aLsouor on, Aug. 16.—Coder the premed fine wea ther the Wheat barna progreeses very satiaraetertly. all Whey and Oat cutting Is expiated to ecemeauct Trinomially me seek. To day the supply sod atetsdanee us very SSW. Ms sorb* sr very inanimate, sod a ermarssioo was toseavivy pri est ma the d W l is Wass. In Floor so okays G * vas he b- r a ed he.L Oats. Buns, sad Pew the sr lama will wean and pets say be Dowd the Nam as list not whet SS. Bolen IS. to Vs Gas, Plc to 25.. liesse, Sis be den Piss , Ss. to fen per qr. Matt, Q. to Os. teL pa Web& Boa, Ns. to ills. per seek. biswcesms-ex-Tetra, Aug. 141. , -.Theariediertkia weak bee. at • ebsagoibie crammer. he stibou. • psi gold rain has fallen oroviaaally, aka sot bees at iises essupsro to stets any ansuluess for the More. Tie trade the pact sub has bees ebarestu bed by sortirbar is.,. dr id- Sough a redaction of 'nos the lurk rell aim one ape makes's quail's, of Wheat lise then submitted to, there Ms been elesely 11101111 &smith= to warehouse at th e decline. Ptethaw ever. from an apmehensiou of the retail price being reduced, has sold slowly, other articles rt moining nrachanged. Prom • return resently hid before parimment with reference to the quantity of landslide, elel tivotion with whi e cops In Ireland, the following result., are isms. Of Wheat then is • dime are of !,7 ik au, r. onu of Parley and Synth 37,1;4 ems., whilst en Oats there iv en i terrace 01 01,411 Wee, and pa gamy & DA pens eat 4,671 three, when compared with inl2. neve an theta of suispalar moment at the present time, and we wosod beg the espeabil attention of oar agriculturol end commercial friends to these statistic*, as illustrative of the changes that ere occurring in that country with re'pret loam cultivation of Wheat. It would speea• then has boon a gradool diminution taking place in the breadth of land sown with tip: at tie:e lot a series of year., which would lead us to beer that the climate te not ,suitable for the profitable growth thereof. The most recent account. from Ireland 'Teak rather untaroorehiya the appearance of the Wheat crop, which cireummance, when taken ha eunnection with the r sold spreading of the potato disease, ought to instil moreeonfidenee amongst merchants, but whether it will do so must inainl depend upon thd action. •1 holders; they have the power of :toying the dechne if they w 001.% only am with proper energy an 4 dreuiva. lac following qualities of groin and Flour bare been en tered for consumption for the at: months ending the 4th it July, viz : Wheat, 2,20 VIII qrs.; Four, 2,i up ons cwt.. ; Barley, 510,316 qr..; oath, 4211,443 qrs.; Rye, I e. 201 qrs.; Pea 5,34617 qrs.: Beane, I 11,1 an qrs.; against When, 1.52019 qrs.,; PI .tir, 1,161,6.4 ewe.; Parley, 494,7a1 qrs.; Oats, 269,162 qrs. ; Rye, 70,212 qrs.; Peas, 66,692 qrs.; B 0 }Jeans, 2419 qr.., fur corresponding period last year. At our mar ket this morning we bad an ezttemtly moderate show of Wheat Ingo 'be grower., sad, having very little froth in stern the tome, with only moderate arrivals from aliroail, fresh thrashed sample., as sell as south country sad foreign, sAd pretty readily, at a reduction of Is. per qr. In nous. :en transactions occurred, but to make sales it wood to sere- ary to accept • • decline of Is. per sea ; and we therm fore . reduce our giotatlims . b contormity,aithdagh We may refIISTI . millers adhere steadily to last week's prices. In Nye little stirring. O. incline Harley and Malt in (Ur n ginot, end the same may be said of grinding Peas. With o..ts we are fairly rupp;ied, and all dew ip- Wolfe sold upon much the .me terms as last week. The arrirabi this week are coasts/lig 1,274; foreign, 1,02. Barle ) , fo reigg 4195. MAO, coostotw, the. Owe, coaawsee, 1,3; to rrlen, 110. Flour, 2,491 sack, NEWPORT (lELE of \Viotti), Aug. 16.—Wheat sold from W. to IN. 1. s. per I.m l. Barley, as. to ilea. per qr. Oats, ads. to 21s. Beam, ala. table. Floor, 248. per sack. :summit, Aug. 16.—Our market this day was well sup pats' Lit Wheat by buffs farmers ai.d merchants; quaky good; price, Is. per qr. lower. The attenilaime of Owners was small, many being engaged in harvest uperAt ion.. The late hoe weather has brought forwent the crops very fast and tine, and, should we bare a con tinuance of the same, very little Wheat wid be left standing a week hence; and barley also will be cut to a considerable eaten'. Them is a 'mud proper. fur qu ally and quantity. lb leW sample have already 100511 Welt way to market, and extravagant pries demanded; one parcel of floe white, weisning 65115.. per bu-liel, realised 49.. pet qr. Next mar►et day we anticipate several I to will come to band. lne tbiur trade reins's'ns dull in the extreme; scarcely a sale Le be m 'actors and takena preferring working out old flit some with a mixture; of new Zia be obtained. barley for grossing purpose was the same in prim, but very little offered. Beaus mad rem 2s. per qr. cheaper. Oats a dragging ease, at late prices. NOVIINGLIAX, Aug. IG.—The weather at times during this weer boa been 41,1wery, but, upon the whole, tine ter lumping the Baru crops to maturity. webers of grain in the matket to-day ate ' , Alan, to tisk, about le. less thaii I un week. but buyers bare so Intl* deemed that asks pros-cad slowly, and we have every article eaceall logty l'wrrhoottorou, Aug. 16.—Although our supply of Wheat was small Dere t 04.4, prunes were Is. per qr. hirer. Tbire I were a few samples of the new crop; quivity pretty suod, and which sold at pekes varying (tom 31,. ti 411. per qr. New Barley made 2bv. to 471., and new o.its, 101 d. to i ld. per stun. PLTWOUTII, Aug. IG.—The attendance at our market to-dmy wee shish. lit. quoihty of Wisest ;Miring was mum than sufficient fur the demand, and I)*er rates flat to be taken. Wreat, white, 11.7. to itif. 10s. per trod; mi. W. to lot. narley, G. to 17e. per qr. Dam, 21e. to Ve. Yew, 31e. to .I.s. Beans, 31e to 3M. PREsTON, Aug. 16.—The corn trade has been of a lan aunt character turoushout the week, with a tendency to lower peter+. We bade limited sappy of Caked.. Wheat at um' Core Menotate 5511 Morning, but it WAe fully equal to the dement, wli.ch rhled dull A reduction at Gd. p,r n.suindly dearest d in salve. nour Gd. per Mgt cheap r, and a slow salb. Oats ware httle not ced. Ootuseal in MunerAte retail requen, and the rotes od this day sennight tolerably well sustained. No new produce et hand. • SAFFRON WALDEN, Aug. 16.—Wheot, dull, 375. to to Cis. per gr.; TaLieeta, 444. twee,. 2.50. to 210. beans, 2Ss. to 33e. Pew, new, Yin. to sUs. Oata, Pat, 17.. to Sllat - rEstiuuY, Aug. 16.—A few more fine days Will bring at heat cutting idoluid to a ease In thin illatrictoi large breadli of land Bing already chalet. Holey is rip., and tit ler tae suckle, and nut..ll will lull ili.nng neat w.elf.. tee owl a lair stow ol Vi heat at our tuarket this 'morning, but the attendance was limited; millers were extreinely &sultana in their operations, and law week'. inlets were nut puppor;ed. In Flour the quatannass are the same; and the aline 'enure will apply mall spring corn, th e butanes a being wry Itiniied. Wheat, Ail. to 41.. Barley, 11.. to 2Ga. Oats, CO.. to 224. helms, "dO,. to Jew I'e.4, !W. to 32... per qr. Mar, 200. to 34. per well. SititEWSBVRIC, Aug. 16.—There was a short supply of Wheat ,Lo. thy, whieb met with little demand at last week . * prime; armor. not anima eaten) at any lea. ternary. Thera was a tar sale for Wiley and tads at ;all prime, and not much offering. LOILNSTEIL, Aug. 16.—Most of the ferment being en. gaited in harvest °permeate., our msrket this morning wee eery thinly attended, end the supply of Wne.t war less than last week. Tan trod • was r. ty immure, and tee tewnoninee as Wheat which changed bends full) supported the qua -Mona Leal tacurday. Flour, a dull Pak, and prices unuemely endured. In Barley riaa cc arale was ciftea4l. The Iran-actions in u her aruch a of graft were extremely United, and prices may be placed without variiiiiim (rum lam week. Wheat, Ida. to 411. Barley, al la. to 24t. Oats, ISt. to Ile. Beane, Jen. to 39a. reas, sue. to age. per qr. flour, 29.. to Joe. per each. - - Wtseur.srEtt, Aug. 16.—The weather during the past week has been all that mated be domed for promoting the operations of Caravan, whloa has prove ...ma very Issourably, mad a large quan tity of Wood 1.41 , been eat and carried. barley count.; will comma ace an a few da)s. Our market this m•ratio at was thinly attended, and Molly supplied risk grain. its trade In Wheat wile sluggish, two. Realm ally prams decline t (nun ba.tu la per qr. barley, lie.am, ana re.* were mho a dull wade, but not much alteration ul prima took place. Wheal, whale, tba. to s M.; red, 31s. to 40s. per quarter. Marley, Its. to 261. Oats, white, 241.; black. 200. to 42e. bums, Ras. to 33.. l'cus, ad. to 328. Flour, 20., per each., WionEcu, Aug. 16.—T0-day there id very little Wheat or any other grain snowing, rod the femurs having somewhat se- Corered hems the mmewmary alarm whica toty were in Lint weak, tne ors; Web Whrns readily (*Caned Is. per qr. more mooey, aid other 4d, iiiitiOnn were in better deco end. Odin are so deildCn bat Winn', rata. or., rather exceeded. The report, of the potato disease are itinrenditili. Prices to the growers: —vv heat, white, tae. to Ors. • curs, ifs. per qr.; red, tits. to 37a; extra, ties. OAK, I Id. to I. 4j. pet stone. Beans 425. to 31•. per qr. Wo!WESTER, Aug. 16.—There was a very small attend ance at market to-day, and only a twitted ;wooly tit N heat; but the trade ruled dal, at a decline of di. per qr. ou both or 11114 old. liar. Ice we. Al. to Is. per qr. lower. Oats the turn dent. Beane and Pees both declined Is. per qr. Yuba:, Aug. 16.—A very short supply of Wheat at mar bet to day, and Kl,O same an Iwo week. lie. rest ba4 partially com mented to this oeighbourhowl, and will be pretty general neat week. Moon, white, 42.. to 465. per imperial qr. ; red, 381. to 41s. Beans, Um to 31s. Melt, St a. in SA. Oats, turd. to lid. per stone of Wear, tee. to ale. per sack of 2a0.t0. Doane, littUAT, Aro. 15.—The weather since Turn , day hashers rattle r unsettled, out this day i+ fine. We have again to re pode veep dull market, motan extreme dattleulty Metter:tido mimed old I pain, with the exception 01 bed feediig oats, for wheal even a small advance was realioxl. Toe quantity of new grain a:crewed, a.l soil ua follows :-I.lkre a: es- rid. to ad.; outs at I la to 12s. • and nape. reed, It.. to les ed. White wheat, 42.. to 20.; red ditto, 21s. to 2 to. ; eau, Its. to 144. lid. ; onto.', I Is. to 134.; seeind dour, 12s. to IM. per cot. ; Indian corn, aOs. to at.. fel. per 4119110. Conic, Aug. 15.—Since our last we have had some heal y shower.. On the whole, however, the weather is very fine anti f.vourab',e for the moos, which are making very rapid progrea• to maturity. The needs is already m active operation, and with the presoot tine weather a w.eit or ten days would make reaping prety general. All the cm,* ore spoken ut on the most favourable terms. Wheat will beetair crop, not perhaps quite en average as to quanuty, but ot good quality. Barley and Oars are likely to prove both &umlaut awl g void Tile allen,•Ut the weather road continued dull advice. from the E .gli4h market, have ournbined to deprave the trials here. But little business has been doom denim; the week in any article of gram, while the tendency for all descoptions iv to lower prim. We have to notice also some very large an iv,ls from abroad, and there also have hod • serious elect open the market. The receipts of home grain, Oats particularly) th gin to increase. The supply for the week or—of Wheat, lu barrels; Barley, bee; Oats, 1 dais The receipts ut Oats are eel/owed almost entirely of new, and those ore taken readily at good prices. The business passing to lureiga Wheat is very limited, and the article sells only in retail quatlitea, at a redaction of Idly td. to 1.. pre barrel. In Oat* we bait; no trans:team. to notice. The trade inflow. Is exceedingly dull, mid factors had it very didleult to effect sales even at reduced prime The abundant supply of I•otatc 10w:hare selling at very orderate pries, interferes greatly with tht coma:option or bread, which has materiolly laden MT. The sole of In lien Corn 1. also seriously altetted by the same worse, and there is hi eralty nothing doing in Me article. Erica me lower, a d altogether nominal. ATEItPoRI3, Aug. I6.—The weather since Saturday last, though somewhat unsettled, has on the whole been favourable tor maturing our crops; already some quantity of wMteronown Oats, with a few tie.da of tarty Wheat, have been tut, and, should the weather continua Ilse, reaping will be &Treat amend here nat week. The Potato Might, co tar, is codified to the leaf, and the crop is said to be aberawt; the quality of them coming to market is certainly very goellagellthe supply large, at id. to Od. per Illb. We have again to ' Wei 101 IMlradingly dull trade in Wheat; miller. only parttime to meet mom waste, at a reduction of id. pet barrel. ricareely any be* has appeared at ma het, bat we have had a fair aprinkling of Sammy Oats all through the week, for which farmers have been able to get 3d. per barrel orer the prices of this day es'anlght—etty lea. per barrel ; a few parcels of new black brought es. ed. The coosomption of Indian Oarn continues on a moderate scale, at receding prices; best quottim must be noted cheaper by 3d. to ed. per barrel; secondary sorter, though easier to buy, can hardly be weltted lower. Plower in ' Baited demand, at a decants of bd. pee sock. Imports durtog the I week: Whist, 340 gra.; lodise Corn, 3,370. Isports: Oat, I,4tt bele.; Flour, ES mete; Oatmeal, lea owl. lILICCALLOT, Aug. 16.—The weather during the week has bees dose sad warm, with frequent heavy showers of rain, which has bees yea tawierable tee the turoips awl grass; but we now require bolt ofiesumpler the deeming of the white crops and potatoes. At Mks eseek mei tilde of any kind of grain was aloft climb me a Ark amend at rather under last week's =ismalletooday erg WM& supplies of all hints of grain. Owl, at prim ba anew et the buyers. Oats and Batley litre labs af at indd week's wila Wheat, Ute. to els, bd. per qr. Barley, MAIL to Yes. Oate,l6.l•lla. Oatmeal, per beg of 230ite., JO'. to Ile, of AMERICAN MARKETS. Nrw Yoax, Aro. 6. Foreign exchange is stationary. We quote sterling 91 to to; Pan. 11. to 125 ; ilaraburg, el to 6i. ibe sldpments of spesie by t he steamers tomorrow will be wry Ilmited _ _ la — tits tunas, Fauna 0111111 was a better koalas to-day, and this sup. W 7 Was larger *a tooperary loons. A conalsierabis amount of Iran rations In this way wen made at 7 per seat - Corms (kith Mr. W. P. Wright's eirealar).—The im prorel innesteer action market, nouced as harms prevailed for a day or tem getwriensti my drools: of 711th July, maimed during the remainder attest week; and them Wanda fa r demand, paticularly of peolcilllag qualities, ter the continent and for oar domestic enmeneare. Peter were 'mamba* better, owing to small amount on the matte( bar isle, and a peerellng opinion that cotton Is unser. lady aid. both In kmarecol and n this aide. TM Atlantic. arrived an y ; her Wars were received on Monday morning. The aseennte Monett Is Meaner Europa at Melds: were ale* no. mind es Monday, • iodine of a farthing per la. during the week ending 27th Jaly,Y Megan, however, were larger than of km, and at des ekes Mere was a 1.41&f1f Meting, with a iced demand and ism presence to eat. These mcoonta caused einem dadniss to prevail in this market during Monday and prealan.y. Hakim mu Ana, however, and show no desire r lone maw Priem an thersion almost nominal. 1 raped de ss e e tioneei hat week, with the remark that to bay par. *eke the puns mad wort ei r m ath; bat to sea partkular riether pea of Jr.. to Loper lb. must trees Manny ni Melene lli M a The iota males elute .9th July to lest evening have bees li,the kiss. The eissranese during mate time have bets—to Lampe* I.IM bates; Giiper, ; Mane, 1.421, Se. Peter•borg, 620; MeMaedens, 3111* dergan, Norway, toe; Bra. sea. 29: mod, 4,22 4 Mira The rectel It le w ester Inc. the ports 01 the wash twine th e me th wake re as. ars MOP belse, sal bathe to rweelalaw weds Se aeon Mt souses kelt As egret to One( lade Odes sem Owe atheethe ACM bike, which will be the lad week cf large import for some mendie to CVMA. There h e l: been no arrival of new cotton beyond the tIM bale mendined ill my at rirewer h tens been rec• iced is flew (11 . 4411111 on the 2.m July. Ike aceniats front the south as to the growing crop, continue to be favourable, except on the high land* sod dy toil; on them the plant is differing from drought. The ewer attest onmon was In u'idrr estimating; the tandem), M eow eiry decided' , towards the ohls , r eats, me. Aanas.—The market io steady with a fair deasnd for pots at S f I sad pearls at 550, with sales of 120 barre.s. Fiala 44D Yet.—Our —oYet.—Ourmket I. easier for dour, with an active demand fee the tow end hiterior grades, especially foe Ohio et the abstemeat. The inquiry is good for the cant, :::41 active fur export. The better rade. are lower and dull, and the rece i pt. pretty large. The tightness in the money market influences the market unfavour. eh y. Canadian is heavy end more freely offered: miter( 1,42.0 We re* st 4 121 in Mr d. The Ults of domestic reach 16,000 barrels. ot 3 EDI& to 3 dots. 41c. fur unimpeded, 3 20 to 3 tin foe soar, 350 to 73 ear So. supe, hoe, 381 to 4 tor common to wait Slam. 3bh to 4MI kr Michigan and Indiana, 406 to IN fur pure Genesee, 4 101 te4 31 far fancy Ohio, 4 25 to 4 31 lor fancy Genesee, 450 to 3 fur es- Obi., and 475t0 6 for tetra Genesee. Southern is very Andy sad rather quiet, With only a moderate &moral toe shipping; sales ot 000 barrels, at 2.l to 437 for nosed to good Mrait woods, 4 676 to 37, for Mel). Rye Mark .till very MAIM at 3 6170 to 3 44. Cora steal dull at 2 21 for Jeuey. Maata.—The market for wheat still favour"; the buyer; the supply Is low and demand fu • eiport and milling vele moderate. Canadian Is la luilced demand and the supply fair. naea of 21,71.10 bushels red Olio at 110 c. t., 111 c.; 3,020 bushel while Michigan at 11110.; 2.600 buds Chicago at i7e , and 2,200 Mabee rid troutbern on private Seems. Rye it held at 72c. and is WM:. ()ate are heavy. dale 01 Mate at 41e. to 13c., an-I derail at 28c. to 400. Cor earn eady, wile a fair demand foe unencech intable. Bale. of 42,000i5, at 42.5 to 33e. for hot and daioaret, and 560. to 566 e. fur Western mixed, and Me. fur round yellow sad white. 1'1401'1 , 02M —There la • fair consumptive demand for pork, and the market ['steady. Saks of PIO tibia, at 14 67 for new mesa, and 12 37, to 1.1 to. new prime; alto old mom at 14 376, and old prime at I! 37. heel Is very firm, with a gad demand. sacs of 630 obi, at 875t0 II dol.. for 31eie, and 5 dol.. to 6 doh!. for Prime. Beef ham. weedy. Same of 1.0 bbla good at 14 dote. Cut meats are steady but dull. role. of 30 tierces band, at Lard is very quiet, but drm at 80. to 9c. Butter is steady and saleable. Cheese is dull, but steamy. Otis.—Linseed is steady at 730. fee whole parcels and in lots, and 74c. in bands. Toe country demani to goof. TOUACCV.—The market is very quiet ; 75 Mids. Virginia add at 6c. to bin., and a few bombe...al tine cut at 121 e. Manufactured is in good demand at steady prima ; ass mac pound. told at 16e. 00,000 German cigars sold at Li dole. NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 4. Cotton is in fair demand. Sales to-day or 2,690 bales at Sc. foe ordinary North Alabama : middling is scarce, and quoted at 71e. in this ever Ames bat. Prime yellow corn is held at lAM. to 41c. The Atlantic'' , news was received at noon to-day. INDIA MARKETS. CALCUTTA, July 2. The mail, per Ilindoitan, arrived on the 2Sth ult., bring ing London dates to the 24th of 41st', with market reourm of a lean s ofactoey nature than generally elpeetel on the strength 4.r the m ama of the retrieve by the previous Bombay derpotch, which disap pointment memo to be strongly felt, and may therefore exerene some chrresponding effect on the prevailing rater of our staples. The short non of time et weed since these elvers are to hand, further curtailed by yesterday's intervention of a Indite holiday, ban not admitted of the development in the directi m above pointed to, and it remains consequently for us only to Mote that our expert market has since our tart ih-ue continual in that rtate t f reluctant activity which the fretful uncertanty of 111-141111hIC home affairs, coup'e.l with the discou• acing high piretion of our leading staples, as compared ant, their realbable value on the other hide, Are prone to I °reeler, and that priers have n suffered any material change, though, hold.rs have generally evince,' more ittelinatton to meet offers on the previous easiest terms. Our import era • M fur cotton gt eats his generally been in tt most iledleahle note 01 depreasion. Within the Lon fertiti.lit idea have tern made to a larger extent, but unfortunately without any improve ment in value. Bottlers , are, with few esceptions, anxious seller', and the advice. recetved by the lae mail of the state of the cotton market at 110111 e will not tend to allay this feetin •. Stocks err srucr lly heavy, tint the impute exerted deocrice. The large flu:ulnae, of partially dem:teed goods thrown upon the market through the nehtitim of public auctions hove also had an injurious etf-tet ut on pelage aides. All thee treforitinate influences etrubine to give a cotenant down ward tendency to prices, and the only remedy we can see for the state el affairs tea reduction on the exports from htene,3constimmatlon,how ever, we fear not to be looked for immediately, at oil events in respell to the heavier httiplee, alter the Lill which boa lately token place at home in the value of the raw material. A larger (route y dint' usual of grey rhiruntes have changed handy, but at a further decline in value. White rhirtlage have alto sold fairly at &redaction of 2a. to do .per piece. More has heel dente in white figurer& teortinge, but at a I Aver value. Clint,: to and mull, are null. with very limey stuck.. Mettlaiollems hove given way about la. Joeooe'ta, boils grey and white, hove sold extensively at a ,:reline of Is. It, 2a. Lappets ate Kirwan unralesible. The 'tango .a tort of book mailins have sold largely, but without any improseilient. Mulamullo are again lower. Turkey rid good* re main much depreseod, but lately dealers have ertneed more inchna eon to moot them. A large bunneas has been done in prints and chintzes. t he holders of mute twist geeerally theptay moult anxiety to realise, and the market for this important staple is in a very lamer.[. rile position. Prete are lower than we have ever known them to he beton.. Turkey red yarn her gore down hp. to tip. per lb.; green, Sp to op. ; and orange is unaalodile. gene sales of co ,per are re ported much about previous 'aloe. Iron. la in very taint it.quiry. A sale of 2,200 mile. pig lead has been made at 3.11 to 3-13. b, Ilthr made sinner have a:so been plaen at 6 6 to I-11. On the eve of the departure of the last mail the rate of exchange took a tarn in favour of tellers, and the butt of tramoetions in drat elem , credit and document hills bud been delete at 2-1 for the former, and 2-11 lot the latter. We have heard of tome eater at 2-2 for cre tin, 2-Is ford current, but three hare u..t then to any extent. The comeam Weil rote, and temiitaticis from home are cons iliontly still very limited. position of our money merest has continued to develope an increasing demand for :ices:mood alum, and less inclination to meet it freely, yet bank rates of discount are unchanged. MONEY MARKrr. el 11.1 TNT VA LIM OF OnoLifl oNt AVM:1111'1M, DANK •tOri, &t. 70en•kr V.v. per Omit Be. 7 7 0 to 7 8 o mem. New ' , wee 3 0 0 to 3 8 0 00. Kowa, dYto Ot.'e It.. Your per Ceut. 9O 0 to 90 0 die. Ikea It". ditto ....... .... task of Bengal Shares, Chils Rs 1,300 prem. Simla Bank Bonded Warehouse Shares Steam Tug Company lts. 400 ditto, oaf cable. New Oriental Life Insurance Oamtrany Freights are again rather stiffer. owing to some partial demand for shipments in time fur the mail, but the business transactint to but limited, and expect-Atone cantinas directed towards a slight decline. BOMBAY. JULY 4. Money continues to become more plentiful, and the bunk:, have reduced their rates of discount ant interest one per cent, all round. dm value ut government and other ancuntim has not as yet nays, but the :shawl-aux of money, arid absence of trod, employment for it, must soon have that effect. The etittrent quotations are -New Fiver, 11131; ; Company's Your., 92.; Baca Fours, Jos;'transfer Loan, 1161; Lent ut Bombay wares, 23 per cent. pre mium; Oriental Snob, 151 per cent. discouht ; Competent! llask 10 per cent. disc nun; Agra Bank par. The Bombay Rank has just dc- ChlnUll it thsule.d at the rate of by per rest per umlaut. I ur last de-patch hav leg left ea tecehtly as the 25th eltieno, we have little to add to our report ul that Mee. Our tones end export mar kets ronain with nit any material alteratum, and the transactions have been very trilling. The season continues favourable, and the accounts of the weather received from ramie of the districts mention that ruffs had fallen pretty generally in the interior, and that the bows iug of the tronsom crops was being proceeded with. Corms tries tiooiss —Grey shutings continue to be in some in quire, and sale. nt 9,' 26 piece. are reported. We notice tome trans. actions is Ttakey red goods of ltm quality, and a sale of 1,000 pieces T.R, mulls at (411,11 5.9 annas per pews!. All other goods are dud of sale, in consequence of the coasting and inland traffic bring au...ended during the its.ma. The loilowiag are the whole 01 the sales re portwit-4,tami pieces, 4u by 35, grey shining% Its. 3-9 pet piece; 130, 39 by 38, do, Its. 3-5; 1,000, 4.1 by 3s, du., Its. 4.13; 2,300, 41 by 35, do., Its. 3; 1,1.11.00, 39 by 40, do., Rs. 34; 301, 31 by 24. do T cloth, Its. 3-1; 3:3, 30 by is, !hue en:l do., Be, 2-7; 96, 30 by 30, grey Its. as, ; 3110, 36 by 40, blearbed shirting, Its. 4; 249, 40 ay 11l cleared muslin, Its. 1.9; Sulu p ars Turkey red Pearls Its. 1.3; 3,0 0 2 dozens du. lainakercluefs, Its. 2.2; 1,051 do., Ito. 4; 1,400, 614 by 31.0, do. mulls, Its. 540. Cornet bean.—A sate of id hater water twist, NW lbs. each, N 0.20, has been made, at 73 aortas per lb., and another al 6,300 Re. Orange yarn, N 0.40 (tee 400 helot) atll j arras. Maraut.—The only transactions we have heard of are 30 cwt white lead at 9 rupees per mt., and 4 "Ms Lanutta gold at rupees 2 and 24 RIMY per eorge. Seim a.—There have been sales of IS blade. brandy at rupees 2 and , 6 amnia, at rupee. 2 and 12 mum per ga lon. A sale of 330 dozens lie land's gin ate ruts.ea per dozen, and another of Ott duress Killer's ditto at 12 rupees jar dozen, are reported. , INC —Sale• of 20 Md.. and 25 quart.? casks of sherry, at rupees ; 230 per butt of ISO gillone have been made. 13Iits.—fhe dealers are actively engaged getting delivery of their it cent Large purehara a at Alhop, and the °thy fresh sales made since our last are in email quantities at 70 pi. per bhd. Quotations us at . our last. We notice a sale of 30 Whip, W. Younger . % and sae of 30 s lands Sawn &Awares twee, at 13 re. per bbd. Sewn or araterins.—A sale of %Ow gallon., at 1 rupee 3 arms per gallon, has been effected. . . . haeuen—Cotrun 'll uut.—lbe only sCes that have transpired since 04f t are the folhanng :—lno bales Ilhollera, at 91 th • 2W bales ditto, at Ut. re. ; and ISO wadies Atangarule, at 79 re. per Lindy all round. . . . . . 2 , ;;;;;r5.--The port continua to be abundantly supplied with ton nage. quotations to London an 21. 15s. per ton; to Liverpool, .1 to 21. U.. W. per ton; Llyda (nianimill, 11. 15s. per ton ; and to China, lira. to Lirs. per candy. }screws.—The late on London has receded, and 2111441 am per may now be quoted at 2s. bd. to •La. @ld. tor viz months' sight bills. At three months the rate is Is. Illd.to Is. Hid. per rupee. BuMILLY MONEY MARKET, JULY 4. On Loodoo—at kat ILUICIM. months' sight, per Bs. 2s. Id. 6 o.onthe eight, per 80. 3a. Old. to 2s. id. Os Calcutta, at 10 days' sight, per 100 It. lts 9 9 30 day.' eights „ 8 7 78 9 87 , OS Magas, at 90 days' sight, „ at sight, kle eg Oa China, at 60 drys' sight, per 100 a... Fauiiur , .—To Loudon, 21.. 1E1.6d. per ton; to Liverpool, 11.12. Cid. le 2f. per toa ; to I alcutta, Ba. 212 per ram; to Coma, 8.. 14 to let pee candy. HONG-KONG, JUNE 23. The anxiety on the part of some holders to dispose of their late importatioas hes left, a denim to the principal articles of import. Con - cos.—ln consequence of heavy imports prim have declined. Bombay la quoted, Ts. 7.3 to Ts. 1.3; Bengal ; To. 7.7 to To. 8.7 ; Madras, Ts. 7.9 to Ts. 8.7 ; Waters. T. B to to 6.7. The sales are eMbitatedat 17,000 toka. block, 33,000 halos, against 17,000 last year. Corms Tays.—For the middling descriptions our last quotations are maintained, _but th e Minim sad good qualities Mow a &dim. Nos. 16-24, 27 dots. to 2111 dole.; Na. 26.33, 30 dole. to 314 del.; Nos. 3.41,32 dol. to 24 don. Lobo &Imam—Owing takings:2mo of holders to quit, prices are lower. Greys are quoted 1.90 to 243; whites, 1 dol. 750. to 2 dots. 93e. The ales of both cleerriptloes have been about 33,00.0 pieces troou.ass--eleetaticas are lbs on.. or last numb, toe Op. stripes smarted, being 93e. to 93e.; teec ells, 6 dole. 600. to 6 dole. 90e; Nar k, 6 dots 93e. to 7 doh. bk. Saks &Moult Weird. lakt.—There have been heavy iinpory end prices have declined. Rod quoted 3 doh. 33e. to 2 dole lee. ; boa, 340). 10e. to 2 dole. 13c.; mond, 3 dots 70e. to 1 dole. 10e.; Map, 2 dole. bk. to 3 dole. 10. Tao.—The burtneee dose darter tbellOOttlhu beencoefloed chiefly to peen tea. Only one chapel contra bat been sold. About 43 chops of new congest have arrived, tat few muatese have been shown. As to theories likely to rule for toe line teas it la yet too soon to expire leinion, end probably there will be some delay before the market opened. Excess°, on E.llol42.ll.—Fint elks. paper, 4s. 944. tok k a kis small mown at is. Md.; to Lek empany accepted bath, pr LOU kis. V..a6wes —3l. to lib les. Cllppees with the first may get 41. is. Our Arias feat tshoeshee are le the Ith instant lb retest here • gaud amount of budgies dons Is imports, but at rather lower poke toe moat articles. Th e tidy aaseeetkee In worts ere paisheni Oa few prods of alb. aim —The portholes were shoot tinkles, for whisk km, pmts. noes be in were Wt. of b The sew erep iffleareely reported ea. is il meld to kola et serce. LONGCLOTLI —Us iskaiar isiklos were In little 45.54. For the better dercriptioas el both wilts NM there was was Inquiry. Grays quoted i deb eM. Minn Ma • 1 dole be, to b dole. 30e. Tee meson salualei et Meat Exeneasia—On Cask4 a lket It ia is. 644. to 4s. 741. On baba Ineamy's n. XS lo 112 noel don Vaneaste—Seatil. ispeetal net ains the Int nth, van pedals wall ma abuit4l. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Ids* "Sllslpplag (kass.ttst •• bad Lloyd's List." SHABOKNIS MAILS. (N dollop that the malls ore east awe the Omen! Poat-o.ht• ey the eselit—And N •he mnralev--henetth.l - • • • - m 'Day when ale up F rum whet' COUNTMISS. ill Genwrat Poen I Port 1 Wire °lace Lembo. 1 deggatubeL gui. Anteilew(leyttritpreettet N .tug. 22 Amerles(hrUilited St.ecel , pocket) [ ( Aug. 19 If teerponl Arrlve4 Americarhylldttatexpli NI ; Aug. 27 1 routhumpto• Aug. al Africa (Wert (MEM) ...N II Ilk of the month alymontli ... Sept. e Alexandria* N Illthientle of won. Dover &Vim ye ;.oily ; U.rver &rand ld 9th of tke naonthnetbeimpton. Sept. Id Buenos Ayres N ath of the monthcleorthampton. dept. 14 culifueola(rla Chagres)ll ladtalthormosth ~ .,!tatotiatUri. Aug. to Cape of Good Hope N llthnf the 11.1•Rtrl'elymuutk Sept. a Constantinople • N 7t11170327tied M. lseror central Meech al tonectithof oe-nir. Isouthseepton. Aug. 2 , 1 Channel blew N Won., Wcd.,o; FrW. i ioutltanapion. Tu. Ih. de Chill N 1 - Mi of the month r cr outhampeue. Aug. 20 Prance M & N flew daily Cu. Greece* 1 1 7thlath27thof mar Dover hug. 20 EIMMIMUT ' N Ine-day & Friday Loads: Two.,ent alotiend A Nedues. & lasiur. Lon km ldon.The Honduras ll 17th of the month 741 u, harapten. Aug. 29 Ireland MAN Twice daily India (via Sontham;l43l loth of the untath mem hasupton. Aug. 21 India Oda MarecUlee) N 7t1t2221th0 ( month' Dover ..... ... Arrived Moditerrunean(Wa South acipton) .M 2flth of the month d4outltsruptoe. Aug. 23 Dino(via Marweillee) N 1th525498 olutooth 'Cover Mexico M hid of the mouth *uutharuplon. Sept. 5 Iladetra M 9th of the month intuthanipton.,dept. 19 N a Nse N l 7t11,170,19th,27th , 1 W3llhoi tho month, !ewer Naples* N sMlsth2sthur MOO ' I toyer -ig. 22 Papal States* Peninsula al lthl7thl7tbuf mot, hoothanapion. Aug. 21 Peru 91 17th of the month drouthumpton. Aug. 20 Inecany• h ititi3th2stkof Moo !I Lkwer West India 9l 179 k el' the month*mallunptun.,Aug. 29 West India (except Ms. I .. wane. snl Saran) 1.1 I:n4 of the month I enuthamplon. Sept. 's • The mails to thore countries thus marked r.) are ceart eye 1 by • Thiinut Is to time ereuch mcket ria Men • ..—.. • CALIPOPMA.—XaIi. to are now do•patcheti and ab:l Irma all ::t:e by beery Ai AftalIFED. via the United mete. packet. ADIV.MR —at Gravesend. August 17, fr 05......... .......... Bomb's. AORNOLTA —off I) sl, August Is, Avon. WeMwerd Amoo—at Falmouth, August 14. Irmo USTSETIA AMILIA-1,1 Bo irtol, August IC, from (islet, A. Aim Il MAO —et Liverpool, August 111, fr to ......—. . Mostroul 811AN0INBL 11011-111 LiTerilflol, Augiukt lc, from .Arebaligri BRIM 10A —at Liverpool, August 16, from Sew Turk Hoz —Of the Wight, Autrug l:i, from Smyrna 8.0. Gasev—off Queenstown, August 14, from Mauritius limn. firmer -et Liverpool, August 16, from- Muntreel CAMISA MA —off Port.moutlt, Augo4 13, fram....... ....... ...c.l^tats COLLINO WOOD —Off Itrighto-, from .Malabar enallt CIIIIFT AIN —llt Queenstown, Au Lust 14, from Cellio Count -at Llueen.toorn, August 14, train .4.0.111(11 CSAMPIISI. —at() uernetown, August 14, from . NATHAN-off Dell, Aoiteat 15. teem Ciaraesess-off Deal, Auaust 15, from ...... Cassis-off Eked, A ugum 15, I rum CAMIDELIt -at illll4Ol, If, from CHAS. eisI.MRK -CO Liverpool, Awns, Is, from „, Cowaniemin -at Graee-red, Miaow. 17, from eimir Loicoom-at Gravesend, .turewit 17, from Courivaia-at Grave Fiend, Aurora IN Iron eklkill rat -at Gravesend. Aur.eit le, from.— Attfiout Oporto Vevis New Ortram Cov Ain .AnUirna .. . Mims -at Gravesend, August N. from Quebec DIANA-at Gravesend, ~must lA, 1r0n5...................P0temburg Euzs Juni -at Bristol, August 17, from Cacti: ELIZA -at Gravesend, August 15, from... Triohliel VICLICITT -at Gravesend. 'August 15, tr0m............. Annaba F. Wasr-at Gravesend, August 15, from _Chins ' ' -"' trim . Qued Trento utra Care ....New Vora .........Trieste Cve Mar►'. R ty Havennah .Trinidad .Rio PALCOn-at Gravesead, August 16, .... Fatise -at Liverpool. August 16, fr0t0.......„. Clymer AnoLyn-off Deal, Auttust 1 5 , froM Goo. Fora.- off Deal, August 15, from ........ OsaRICK -at Ilan . ; 001, August loi, front GluVanal-at Liverpool, August 16, fn. ..... --- Usu. Limy -at Gravewnd, Auiusi 17, fr0m.._.... . ItaPainaT -at Cr:A.m.., August 17, from lasourau-at Falmouth, August 15, from losuktaa -at Gravesend., August 16, fr m ...... los-at Graves..., August IS, from bosom-at Liverpool, August 16, front --Minim IscsitLLs- oil Dungeness, August 14, from Quebec Scum -at Falmouth, August If, from ...............Aie55ne.ria JAMAICA-at Liverp.l, August It, from (Ochry JAI. Wog to-at Liverpool, August 16, from. Bahia Scrirea •at Grace-end, August 16, from ..... Jamaica KlLtronalls-at Liverpool, August 16, from ...- ..... .......Ksrh 0.. K. R. Fouts-at Greets...l, August 17, froM., lsydnry Lwow. -at Gravesend, August 17, fr0m.....-...... ...... . Archangel Locossosa -at Gravesend, August 17, from P. Philip Lorne -at Gravel•end, Aarrug IS, fr o m Alevlndrai LAW'S-„t Gravesend, Aug...t 15, from liarholoe. Sib blear -at GraVesend, August 15, from Ceylon !Isar -st Gravcreml, Augut It, from ........- ........... Cult. M SetusinaT -at Gravesead, August 114 from Callao Moo Kane -at Gravesend, August 17, from Calcutta MARIA-at Gravettrid, August 17, fruat .... ........ - Demaark Make Airs-at Gravesend, Aurml7, tr00t....... Cullen Wsi.viss -at Gravrosnd, Auenst 17, from Quebec Moor iirawaar -ulf Deal, August 15, tn... Westward PSALM or DaTe-at Gravesen4, August 17, from. Sines PALLS-at Gravesend. August IS, from Arehang. I Paolkerea-off St. Alban's, August 15, from .gotta Il.kram Pstara 1t50,111 . -uff Duagenrsa, August 11, from (Metes grata. elf ens Ocestr-at Itristol, August If, from .... New York tausrs or ens !sets-at Gravesend, August 17, fraga-11. Agree Roar. Newnan-off to - d, August IS. tram Januar= Ita.Ltltop-at Falmouth, August 15 trum 11avon. Itieuvgar -oft I's .mouth, August 14, from. * Moulmein Brooms.-at Queenstown, August 14, 1r0n5...... C. 11.10 Kuno-at Queenstown, August 11, from .-...41..eci0 It .• -at Graveseud, August 16, from lirrinen Kiss us-at Graves...a, Auga-t 16, from Petersburg Ross-at Graveernd, August 16, from Nevis Sur His- at Gravesend, Au . ust IG, Irons _ Jamaica RIATIOr MAINS-St Graves. sl, August 15, from ....... --Manilla Sousa? (hurrans-at Gravesetv', August IS from ..Port Phffitt STAIR Doauruncor -at Gravesend. August la, fr0m........ Lairdt SRA Kotea-at Lirenvuol, Augu• t Is. ft... Lbiehoo reraanusa-at Grarmend, August 17. from .... Waite tirAus -at Falourw.b. August li, from Alexamkto tha J. IL Rom --otf r Portsmouth, .. August 13, from -.Mt. Kitt's . . -_ _ l'hina Port Atl,laide SUMATRA-1 fr Swanage, August 13; — from Tsouost -olf Deal, August 15. from.... __ Tim:uses—at Queenstown, August ti, from. Among TICOXPEI,IOA—at Liverpool, August 16, (rum. Mobilo CMINV Irr o:l3—at Graveisen 1, August 16, . from spine, Vivig —at Liverpot, August IG, from retenileirg VALILISVIkI/1-11t Gravesend. Au i tust 16, Irom 11410 NV 0,10.111.11 -at Falmouth, August 11, from %VAT'. KILPIR--1d YAllllflottlb, •August 15, from lturen Wo. 111 traOuCk —at Lif,Tputil. August .6, Irom ApabcMad.l WALIOS b111.MC...1.11.—at Liverpool, August 16, from Calentts War. VAIL —et Gr.ivesend, August 15. loom St. JolilV+l Wir. bissesos —at Urevesend, August IS, from Maus a Zerig—at Gravesend, August It, from WESTMINSTER. Riellord Swift, a tall powerful fellow, WAA charged with violently assaulting Thomas Pollard, and with being con cerned with others in robbing him of a silver watch and two sovereigns. The prosecutor, a stranger in London, came from Kensal green on Friday night, no a sisit to his mother, in Coburg row. Vauxhall-bridge-road, and un his way through Smith street, Westminster, a woman canto up and spoke to him. lle immediately repelled her advances, and was about to proceed on his way, when the prisoner knocked him down. Ik-fore he could regain his kg. another man and two wo men MLA hie pockets as he lay ou the ground, and tore his watch from 111111 guard by main force. The priioner, who denied being concerned in the rob bery, was remanded for a week. An omnibus conductor was charged with unlawfully de taining a ring, cognised with the word "Charles." The sister of Capt. Moore and another lady, stated that they went into the City, and fiuding their pockets had been picked of their purses, gave the conductor iu ques tion the ring so surety for the payment of their fare, but upon application for it on the following day, were told by the conductor that he had lost it. The defendant ,tautly insisted that such was the faet; he had put it in Lie side pocket with his image, and found on the return journ, y that it was gone. He had offered to pay the value, and a as:aril:hug to do so now. As the ring, and not its value, was required, Mr. Seeker adjourned tine case for a month, to give the conductor an opportunity of flirting it. THAMES. . ..... Eizeibeth Durant, a notorious prostitute, who appesred twice at this court last week, wan charged with drunkenness and riotous conduct. She wall found lying in St. George's• street, screaming and bellowing. On being taken to the station-house, she tore every rug off her, cud used most disgusting language.. Prisoner—l've 1)14:11 ft:OI.9OMA for seven years, and am a returned convict. I've had sin months, three months, a month, 21 ds)s. I 1 days, seven days, and three days. When I left the Motel Prism I had '221. given me for good conduct. Though lam only IS, I have been up and down the world these eight years. Mr. Ingham ordered her to pay a fine, or be- imprisoned for 14 days. She was then locked up by Roche, the gaoler, on which she again tore every ragntf herself,and was ultimately taken owes in the van in a state of nudity. PUBLIC SALES. By Mr. Idnour., at the Mart.—Two leasehold houses, 103 And 101, Vauxhall-walk, let for 40'. per annum, tenants paying taxes, term 31 years at 41. 10.. 04.-295/. Four cottage.. Arbour-garden., tstepney, let for 31/., less t.nael held for 27 yeas at 61.-1251. Three Is emboli' houses, Thomas-terrace, llancrnß•placc, Stepney, let fur 63/., tenants paying taxes, term years at .51,—sold in 3 lots fur 1401. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. MONDAY. ArOCST 18. 1861. The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Wm o'clock on Saturday aiming. The stations are arranged in order of latitude. 7 11111 ° - 43 "" s wiste • Iluew"thind. State at Wallas,. oWn3 - 11 - Lus . ----- Wowing!' Go+rost Ilamwes --.. ?gagawas ;~.:e:: ..._ . uncararrsa ........ . • , CLiman...es ....... P.C. 111111111.111111 ......... W.d.W. IVrasumber...a ..... P.N. Tguusorto. ........ 1 W. Lftinca .... .... .... L.W. MIST 111..T1111011411... LINCOLN 941117,1•31 i N.N. Linueot. ... l2._ Ilrtt . Toes s w. w. • a•CA•na " - do lair c[W."' W. OLuouW W. Cloacae of W. StIMUI of Wind. Deeds Broom me returns from the following place ease ie tine for publication on SAW indicate the state of the wantoer on eine o'clock. M. I i.w. ELL R. LW. W.by M. W. il. w. &W. Gelato Bram Gentle Breese Gentle Moe Gentle Brim Gentle Breeze Gentle Bssnr et_ Ugt t Ain Oent:e Breese Pim _ OniTle Beim Gentle emir Gentle Breen! Gestic Wesel bounty Cloudy Portlolly Cloddy Cawli Pa y rtially Coady Partially Omar Partially °wady Partially Cloudy Partially vioady nue Partially amid) Very las rot Orman Partiony Mad? Partially Cloudy Madam Pm. Mao Partially Goads Claudine nag Pt- Puss Pia, Dial Pim nu Candy Cisody Mao Pisa Very one Very Ms Pm. Me Vim AY, N °ow. toll do Reathir. not re;ch this they therefore Ay morning et 11Misr I Porta Allem Monies linese Oftdises SAILFD. ADBINAL -from Plymouth, AuAtot li. to ........... Alk:Boie ArOVOTA -from Gros send, A ligg , t 17, to ealifomis Avio (a) - from Liverpool, August 14, 10...- ..... New l'orl: ANN MIMI-from Liverpool, August IS, to. .... - -Rio forego Assentor-from Liverpool, August 10. to ....- Oves u l d7 Amcor- from Liverpool, :AU A ll•t IG, to - Qualm Brays VISTA-hum Liverpool, August 16, to BILLBONT -from Liverpool, August 10, to . .Alessiodria, R. 11011•110111:. -from Plymouth, August IS, to ... - .......... .• Cape B. B. ONANN-from gueenwown, Ammer 14, to loodos IlLachw sm.-from Gravesend, August 17, Woo. ',dm"? Curer iota-from tiravelearl, Annan 14, to ......... ...... Demerara CLKOPATIA- from Gravesend, August 17, to. Cale Catomiir -from Giavesnd, Au,: ust 17, to ... H. Town ODNOKMONN - from Gravesend, August 17, to Naples. CUANIAPITL-from Liverpool, August 16, to ..... ........ .osoningen DAVONSNIBB -from Ponsinnuth, August IS, to ( 3 I PO Ilia Kudos MARIA-from Graseseud, August 17, to 1i017.0 Emarsa-from Gravesend, August 17, to Mauritius ELtro -from Liverpnol, August 16, to Aluandrls, K. EIMAND•-from Liverpool, Augli.t IG, to La Otayra Fox 110 mm-front Bruited, August 17, to - liana OANOOI-fIINS LiTNNOOLN, August 16, to Quebec" Gums -from Gravesend, August 17, to lissaburg lAABILLLA Lan it-from Gravesend, August 17, to Copo JOHN Bmd. - from Gravesend, August le, to Ilamburie Jong LuLt-horn Gravesend. August 16, to Montreal luxe-from Liverpool, August 10, to Reload LAILAND-from Liverpool, August 16, to ...... ....Mew Orleans Laosogs-from Liverpool, August 16, to Demerara LADT Poor-from Plymouth, August 15, to Quehe Man - from Liverpool, August 16. to Croaatuvlt lloaxmo Stalt-from 'Liverpool August IS, to St. Petersburg Maar Joni-from Liverpool, August 14, to Palacio ' Oman-from Gravesend, August 17, to North Poises or WALKS-from Bristol, August 17, t 0 Quebec I Psraror-son Liverpool, August lb, to I /p• no r PANILOrK-from Liverpool, August 16, t 0... ..... Port-au-Prime ' Item:is-from Liverpool, August 16, to Leghorn RIMINA-from Liverpool, August 16, to Sehseilern • RAINBOW-from Gravesend, August 17, to ... Rotterdam • ROYAL WILLIAW-from Gravesend, August 17 , to Iklesea , IitAYLOWIA-from Gravesend, August 16, to Newfoundland Burro-from Liverpool, August 16, to Toganroa r STLFBIDIt-from Liverpool, August 16, to IBIOCCIWILI , I VIXEN-from Gravesend, August 16, to Bermuda WINTIUMB-from Gravesend, August 16, to Norway VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. AMA (or the Anna Augusta), from Calcutta fur Landes, Avg. 3, lat. 38.40 N., 100. 32 W. ColLingwocd, from Bombay for London, July 2,lat. 72 N., lon. 71.1 W. David Carnegie (swami* barque), from Samara g for Falmouth, June 21, let. 15 S., 10n.7.30 W. Gamlen (English !hip) from Calcutta for London, Kay 25, let. DM S., lon. 25.40 R. Granger, from London for Australia, July 16, tat. 12 N., lon. 25 W. Pauline (British nrig), from London for Ilio, Jt.ly 3, 32 dare out, at cell, lat. 7.13 N., lon. 22.43 W. Rifteman, from Singapore fur London, July 7, lat. 1 N., lon. 19 W. J Ursula, from Yaoilla for London, June 5, lat. 34 8., lon. 13 E. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ARMITAGE.—Ang. 1 , , at Weedleld, Huddersfield, t e wife of E. Armitage, Esq., of a son. BUBOES.—Aug. 14, at Brisliogtoo, the wife of D. Borges, Jun., Bag., of a son. KEITT.—Aug. 8, at Leeds, the wife of Capt. Keyt, 83th Light In. ranter, of a son. KISGLAKE.—Aag. 12, at Wilton, Taunton, the wife of Dr. U• lainglake, of a sm. 44444 BAGOT—ELLIB.—Aug. 13, at St. James Church, the Hon. K'• Begot, 11. P., to the lion. Lucia Agar hilts. BOYCE—HENNING.—Aug. 14, at Wilmslow, Cheshire, the Rev. T. W. Bore, 8.A., Incumbent of Birehgrore, flumes, to IleorbAtt Wambrough, second daughter of the late Rev. C. W. ilenumg, LA, Cunt! of Stogomber, domersetehire.L. BROWNR—NICHOLSON.—Aug. 12, at Tottesham, by the Rm. 6. B. Twining, M.A., C. Browne, Esq., M.A., Lincoln's-Um to 31aufr, fourth daughter of J. Nachdem, Iraq , of liingelatid. DRATHS. HE! NEY.—Aug. 11, at tekin4taa,'near Cheltenham, T. Heaney, a llagkatrate for Gloamterthire, aged 69. MURIEL.—Aug. 10, at Teddiaatoo, Middlesex, C. Muriel, Esq., mod Si, PeEll, 7 Aus. 11, at Walked, Ur. J. B. reek, yd 81. 11, at 6elmour4lim. ow% A. Bala, Esq. PILLING.—Aug. 13, at Bo* OM% Oat" T. Ikahat, LW., 4.0 of Magdalene Hall, (Word. apd VILKINII.—Ang. 11, at Wad farires. C. Wittbsi, za4 , Of TA4 er too. near Bath. Mated sad published by Wiiwx sue Hatay r lto.ll, Lombard. lee, Ia tee Qty at Lade; herr, at the ono. la leastase slrte,is tbe prealactotWOlterlars. —Maws; ACOP.T 15,1661. / r. cea giN git btu thz ta{ wo wa thi •tm