The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-05 00:00:00

LETTERS FROM MIA. The following ere Masers fres letter, of Dr. A. Clirieneon. el We Awake Cartlegint Cavalry, eon et Affliasse Chrlipliste HEW.' (1* mike N.W. ern= Aga),Jeuse 16. 1967. - _ I mat yes cm the 12th a foal account of my adt attune, ema the {metal ta d meats is this sullen .ad rreattel Mile. Is eoaepaaee of the tramming' of the mathim we pit. "wear& eo far .. the North Lad Soma amt lemmemed; eed tt le only towards Bombay that mg Igoe vary jord sew. A @palsied of Froridethe MUMS to hare hitherto pee coned the Clotho/ Contingent. Only ono of our regimes* lemma at Neentuelt to great temptation from the 8080 »galas there hat rue. The vestments et Ovalle, itself Imre all volunteered for any eerrice. The Orenadiews are holing Etowah, shout GO miles li E. from Agra, and at. W horing ws:l Nly regiment, Si you boo., ed thmet km e Meal, and the ninety men remaining w ith oa matinee steady and obedient. The tad Cavalry, all the way from Asp's, sad the 4th Company of Artillery, posed as pair. day on Guir troy to All/ghat, thirty mile. farther to the Morth•weet of Hatters no root of my regiment ors deteceed et rations plots*, from Ogg to dotty mike from Agea, sod me steady aho. Time, if the Contingent month Om, Its aoretem lull ham both very groat. We hare brat quilt bees sines I Yet worm to yea. Ono Boy, lathrwror, NOV Ilaltrovalty awn, lookiog flar the white lose, were la a vise eve mike boor thie, but they did not doses le ems Yee, aid aritt rods 011. We li•d • = ille, Ilkiselhee—la lemetivity of body, moment et ..bad, mai with a,,bergs to do. Wit omuot moitaro to Oho ear mm wig maw" our saster Itsft so mall, and dr bid ar m tillitelem too deagerees. Mae sat taleteat bee lembedast the past faitithil corps who wadi Mot ma whore When mai brethren have luess the our- Orm• st sew Weiss Immo sad children ? Yet thin oes Mr NOM Mew% as la ibis eigluest, who will give their Ism ielliesly gee Orr Aka Tea use eel sappeee Ile gegen bays ban in seiy amnia Tbereple, se badly alai es Erie " at Task ise she SR relay; lot tie riered et isilitsay met le en elpsi Ihr iswir mil essisisa. Clas Wise gees mew i all leek eel tie perk.; sad they teb, aial bra lbe teswelle&_ einatime to. balm his lik. beer is airesabs el Newt aid DAL N mil seerbawl Ili =Mg el ibe cruelties fad . payalsakok et ihe umber et tbe maeateed. I trust we she bum On 'MOM of the ampere imbed apes *we tiadel Wiles ; ma *at the givers aemel vill be Wee lie lie esagbag ink Or OM so *air g er bete laskaal led si issirpois aim lam Aid tisk _ it fi promest Isawklag lead el Mai dem sod eatieuleslar every mea et is Wirt ve of ear pose h mama is/ dilium, oar Meal sad It oar eseillmess al bens de wet ear with the he NM tediag, sad de *a utmost to image as, we shell be We so mOsay Were, whom,: may hare barn the irm.di.r onelass ma" Met OM tonal& eat is as out law" el relmitasimellem imemal sad soiled by ear me *est bitter lo , the lishastilis. lielikkg dr Flo mcsest Ms it ; the Insita, she is new ale& to move% woo asel oohed epos by Or d Issorm to hia mita sod ipsemelei le am whit the Maosimot le abate of the Amite MChrisliesity bolsi forced ca them is memos. llbins, Jo= 17. ---.- • Ales: we have heard from Agra of the walay tithe Con k ~„..,,t . „.6 . ralior niter all iba llfeje net know the UN way to Agre, yastedsy minis sled that Cemph fires retied el, of the Eneumen, hid gone Via ma moon Ili them to Agra this morning. The .in. are not tmelleged, and we Sr. strongly inclined to helm that they embed al the Maims, and that the Nab unto& will protect Or elide% wen it only to show his power over his own ns addideu odkin here have been ordered into Avis, alsbl err tea be dee east whin one troopers bear a t the mob, of Oak eemeedie at Owaltoe la now • matter ct =zloty. Ids de we soddiede est, should they determine to hawse, Say ell ear seem ASIIIIIIOII i and we believe several men wrlll Awe Yee le* lest. . WSW; 17 I illialravar an toy thing. at G Tabor agata iu l a rsos at jlty Lida tw otoma ,, at tt i clo hea t ! can oozy 1 40 4 IMMO : a all. ° bat Ido not, ' tad than sot, y vs 4" all ba l." up the itti Retire; Jane U. I hare • tang letter kw you, which I dere ace dengaech, 1100M111 c 4 the Isacertwaty of our mail ever reaching Dambay by ihe amebas roster of J.ypsn awl Neeseare bed. wow the wely os. °pew. Bet I Mae ease bop the Lena asabOoweeerw's se&-Owanwp easy be able to despatch 1116 sheet ear. Hy 04. gnat merry to me rd are we yet lire. A. and ear hate (irk as the awful sight of of the Clwalior mary, errs may of or poor trim& were oremred, bad • prior reap, on their naked het for eight hours, and midst great adiertrigi, Ent to the kialtarejah • Palace; from 130. they inn afterward. ant to Agra, when they we sow be bruin essart with the Mad good Dr. Farquhar. Every thing we purred, from Mersin( to end, i. mar, and we are to the a mylter peradem, yet too grateful to our Mr elful Father to eatermin one repining regret, since or tees we parried when so may others fall. Captain .tlerader. Cockburn, sad I, are still at Hatter ; Balton. with the hid Cretin Cavalry, and • bury of guru, seven miles ahead, towards Delhi. • party 4 12 ita errs sad arras. eight mike farther cm; and the Kerb Ountingest between oats end Delhi. All is well me nil • bat we her bed dreadful anxieties, r were the anOnrhe trivia retorting faithful for hundred. of noir and ennery, se I ftroorty told you, bed already taken place among tea. Der 4 veil in the beads of the mutineers , but the General her mein time freight them outside maccerfally with • handful of men. Ima only tell you there are basely 700 E tr toldiers Is the city in which A. U. (Weirs la laddorw) 767 5. trirde murdered at Orr, a e Captar Resifts sad ewer Stewart of the Arlin ; 3d es Bloke aid Shirred, ortaustlisg lafantry regiments Lit.ll43lunt Prae tor, realer , Dr. Kirk, Sundsbnallis arrest • the Kos. Mr. Corked Mrs newer, and efts el bar to. elattilrea. Two of hrs. Hesitate ddkbes an lir. Plan Is detail hereafter. MT butte trey, vary use for this metal and .tildes calumny. The writ 4 these those we all Moodily saticipate walker a doubt of triumph. Fort of Agra. July It —I feet they, W little re In enema thin letter, as the prover of its reaching Bombay le very hint. But still then is • chance, sad I mud take advantage of the anent which is to be made. In treed,- cialaitaatle. I shall to content with telling you briefly err has lately impprid When I but wrote I told yes of the Gwalior mutiny ef the 14th June, of the murder of our hare and others, twenty In camber, of the. total deaructitoi of our worldly porrions; and d the rape of oar der in.. in went sad wretchedaera. Our per id of Tatar rainy ad easpease at Beane was at last tennisard by the fuel mutiny of our rep.. mid that ad the 2nd Grier Carakry and Arellry at Sarre (?), evenmiles ben aft We had gives ourselves up he ler, air, es our aseendelmart mid post relief, the ober at sr men rowded bre sr bah bars, sod wept gad sobbed se Wady that Mr rural reams acme el them and reek ; Yenthey erg, An Is are; me see raised emus; bat it is Oats seder; yrs roll be estop eiserted to gad all year peeperty. - Whim we raise that swift vo had ran sr &Mg el beads How era. • teemArtioa to • petted of anxiety Ur was Yg lilt ear M. We got eddy to Aim after • wry wary aiglt Me .430 miles. I food A. sad or dad la •ei geoids aroberay forming part at • greet snare be the Fort, le • spars sepsritted from ear neightetu• by • this pardtka ef grass matting. It is about ten feet by wren. end ceshilen our all, mostring of two small tin bons and • weal= sae with clothe., two little tables on crops legs, two tree brim cooking vessels, wood sad chafer', such food as we caa pt, water jar, my gun, and • bed, the property of goverment. S ot his now our whole property, and mach of it was bought bore. On my first arrival is Agra. the cantonment and immense era station were ash. I joined the 314 Bengal baroness by desire of Dr. Crosier, along with Dr. Ilseltellsr. Os the 4th of this month I recempainolthara in pursuit of the Korb Contingent, who bad been allowed to enter Agra, sad had duly mutinied. They nenclofted their two gins, eacessded only in killing the sapient, bat got fairly away, sad joined the forte from Neerea,h, threatening as Wirt thirteen mile. a. Oo the 6th the mutineers wen within four mike .1 Agra, and It was deterred to meet them. A handful of men, wasi.ting of 400 of the led Europeans, • battery of European, scullery. about 100 merry militia, motley sad setteried, together with a number of usattached clams, est out boldly to encounter four regrows of Infantry, NO sr 700 regular end irregular etivalry, sad thirteen goo& Whim within rage of their intros, which wee nt zu row, with • village is the advanced metre, they ire. Times gu ar of ear battery took the right, sad t ree the left. The reefs ire en or wintery was timid.. The brigadier era the Was lie down. Be and by two of our Muer& as ear left blew up, and the ermunition w exhamted. The Yes at lest advanced in three columns. Or of these took the village. bat Ors does came the matinees' meshy ea bet deb end rear. Oar few cavalry and the two abet osiume bad full reapers in &feeding thereinto and W gag. The caverl y of the mutaeen, however wee ' , seirardiy meals: so we escaped destruction, sad they rode theeugh the Intervals at • tearing gallop, to save rear bowr boot to their own place. I pee up the ides of medical duties, and bad so idea of ring killed is the tsar, eo I rod* forward into the village and seed my gun along with the little column of Europese. Theistrent ••• oared on arcaaat of the Ware of arr. sitiaLand retained—Dot, elm, to the cantoarnenttin! tale het, brim • datablel ran on re field. airs rid et or the liesunt tring they had sees, M verily 1 war saw this like, far the round shot and grape lees arra fte ha ag directiefts, sod I weld 'curly Wire I Arid teens At re time I area round &opener of the vOrga sa • kir body et &mt. Mors find at re. 1 and both bee wa g ls Is,, sod rafted beck very am*, red ustontios. I retTeol, Frig through • vile" • astir erase of cavalry ern by • nose-road, waylay bin dined. mad wedownsiag sere earn to attack our guns. I crab , eight cd Wm. sod eatadebed Mr with two rote. He bred Seward on ble boon. tolksolol round, mid was oft Our astroared,l fear. Th e Ilea la ic skill two hour. or. vary heavy, barter killed and ninety-or lairelled, the Cameos der of Astillasy mortally warded, li THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1857. her ether takers wounded, includtrig Almada .hunt thaagli the arm, awl Corkbars seventy bruised in the left eelf by a word abet which war through his hone. Prey tell his leafy be Is doing well, but cannot put his foot dove yet. bl ark lend bons Satl.j ma killed urge Dr. Cie sat. Me w la pedal etaditios and beauty. My alba lane hors as lesery sod asedily, and he is quite well under the meg of the rat. Waren, ear lkte, the eery tenet have safsted lanfir, hr they Ise left the field and did not any of or Ilieshir wink we happily recovered. All their killed sad in. remand. Our killed, I grieve to my, were he ca the field. That &trey night withered se awhil conflagration, as the 3.000 pelseners in the jail escaped, and al the other villain roes said joined them to destroy. We are entirely shut up In the fort, as everything is goy astiode. A. it turned out, our enemy new halted in their mint till they reached Muttra, about 35 mike up in/oat, town Dahl. There are 31 civilians, 91 ck 17 surgeons, maay ergymen,and min 5.000 proplealtogether Yin in the feet. I shall not number the tiehting men for geed .serene. The fro In days after the tight were days of true seissry, and Monaco. But wa ders is neared, sr plater comfort now prevails. We fear as ram at peamint, sal are continuing the mane of de hue mg supplies Orr meat' months. Web,* In good bops at ti•irody arrival of the China form, and of the tro o p bases to be alerting from ftlahned and Berns. The Owslior matiasse see hang kept quiet bLtli s e Maharejah. They have a mage-sraia, but I don't think t have th e raft to come. Noes other can won, sad fell of Delhi will put all right. I cannot write in, ea I fear this little lean is already too big. 1 beat one man only carries out the doh secretly. Mannar and I have a ward of the wounded to attend to. The following are astride from letters addressed to the trifler's father in Edinburgh Muridlidair, July M. We were sitting enjoying ourselves in the verandah on the W Mat., when an express arrived from Captain Gordon Cum alms, whom statiou—Masposv—is about halfway between on sad Mbow, to let us know that heavy firing had been pig on since morning, sad still continued. We guessed of mune the signlficiume of this, and sat down to await Author beers, sad we did not psis • very plea sant night. Os the 2nd we got word that the firms was not at ?dhow, but at lndore ; sad two It. having amid we bad mama lo the wont- Undo, these oirenzestenees w hod us help but to move it7sthe fort —three Es Name, myself, smd Meathld, Melt Nobolo family and re Ksatinge. (espial& Hefting. had /sae to Arm 110/11 10 •011/ to keep the mutineers them in cheek, which be did mewl etheteally.) This wee the allemesee of the fad. How meld we doubt that Hothar W ilmertal us? Eel snob we not the case. However, meek woo the mimed belief mai the natives, and we W been kid is the morning that weed had been sent to Hayek le have the bullocks all la mediae= to attack to HID pone to more on our small fort. I told you Were that we bed three &threat bodise of troop ((not above • maple of hundred in .11). First cams the other of the Shads, to &mead pay for hit mou—thia we had so resource but to give ; they net said for back pay, which wan refused. About tea o'clock on the men* of the 2nd the Captain of Bowan same to my that he had just pt definite intelligence that 400 home and three gum wen on their way down, sad would be at the pis, by three o'clock. The Moth became alarmed, and marehed bodil out of the fort and tho Captain of the Beair arm to my that his men would met nest he beset um but would go into the field. You may judge low we ewe situated; however, no enemy came, end we lea our *We net. Oa the morning of the 3rd we meld how heavy soethery booming for hour. in the ?dhow directicia, sad we get all sorts of rumour.-many too horrible to repot ; bet sheet 4 o'clock on the afternoon of the 3rd we get pet late our boob by the peumeter an supreme letter hem larlore, directed le Himbay, which we made no thefts. Monk opening. Ti wafer= • half-math who had tromped at the dm to hie eon, end gave • terrible detail of =macre, which we now taw to have been at heat somewhat ez- Prom the cannonade at ?dhow we jud ged r ri tlr math artillery force (ninety men and sit guns) had bees attacked in thew equal", mil thought It high time to look out for owe edam, and we moped that the Interim sad sowers should accompany us sad the treasure towards Bombay. This they refused to do, and put on suck en Mtge& that see could stay no longer, and we re solved lo pat the Nerbudda homers r .eel them ; sad MUM, dim that we left the treasure in their charge we wowed the river elves eight o'clock on the evening of the Sed, sad halted for the night. Nest mauls., by four o'clock, we shirts/ of to • village some els miles dimant, when we resolved to wait f u rther intellmeare , and the acme evening, in answer to an express we bad despatched to Captain Kea ts" we got orders to move with all mood towards him, while he mane to join as. Prom the evening of the 4th is to me • blank, for, Qomwent of sleep, anxiety, exposure to the RIO, and probably want of food, I fell into • straw dells= l.4 thi,h castimied unabated natil we reached oar at dm Tia, when I recovered grodeally, seed am now absoluteiy well. Deming this time I Ins jollied ammo frightful nada la • cart, and my bleak vas Med by a serosenion of horrible imaginations. I keted ea my anima at Pommes my hair clipped, a baler opened to the beck of my met, es well as • doses of leeches where • mil had run into my head. I cannot ronceive how I have se rapidly recovered, bet I am tot • hit the worm. lifundlaisir, July 23. I sin in excellent health, sad all eight, and happy in being able to afford MUG essistanim to our [odors friend., of whiou several hays arrived here, while we enpeet others shortly. We have Colonel Aockley, the wenmenit of the HMI.. Eberle, and Captain Waterman, of the sane corp. The post meow for Central India and four tekgreph boys ars pat op with Mr. Nailer, but return to-day to duty at ?dhow sad the Nerbildla err.aiing. We have, roue-fluently, the Mast talunnation of the outbreak sad of the fuWtivm. The Pin s let his wife ; end his son--law, who is Mao postmaster his while and child. He was opium agent at Mondani*, near Nesennels, and fled to laden on the anew sin el the menu at Itennach. The telegraph bon were picked op in a village through which, providentially, the port, paned in their nitro*, otherwise AU out have pe rished. Another of them was seen lying in another village with his bead chopped off. Although Holkar'• troops had been suspected for some time, se danger was looked for, escape in the cam of s riaiag at Mew, of which ineiligenes would have been reorived in then be make some prepantion• at tedore. The prudes bed basin place on the morning of the Ist Instant, as usual, end nothing was apprehended, especially so so many Contingent troops WPM present. There were At Imbue several coupe- Wes ef infantry of the Mechidpore and Hopei Costing/mt., and some hundred Bheels, with wen guns, and the Sikh Ca valry. shoo belonging to the &pal Seguin. These were Con , idertd sufficient to keep Holkar's troops In chock. About nice, o'clock an the morning of the let, a report spread among the European' that Halker's guns were doers upon then., but at lirst every ems believed it absurd. Euro pe& aergesats had charge of the sod for fear of out break emit carried ia his pocket sad spikes to spike the gana, If noessaary. Ilanltervels, the posaister, says he was writing is le albs when klabsenbon came with the sow. He aimed Na assellege be his wife and ids other reinter, awl wen est le see what was sad found the thr m = sb eewurnandlog 'largest postal la Imilm a r i wtrltek, and while the car riegedron saran lows& the neldney he went on foot though the soda. The eawlege was Ind into with imps during the short Dwelt, and sfi sow killed. All obi could now Ilsoked la the Nuldeney ; than who were in the city being aleamakr cat off, for the mutineers wee tannin. Dr. Knipp had a most narrow neap. He wee Munn( bum Imophal in the city, and hearing the thing lamed off and get is from behind. Ali the troops wen Maws goad thellepal game (two 9-ponders) brought to bear, and well the moan stood and made capital praw un with the easiness. Mass sergeant., who bad to run far their lived without spilting testa own (Roams'. too, se sadden tr. 4 the eutlinne. The Sikhs and Bluth gave every zpiirmies if loyalty, bet iselared that it we imperil*. far thi al to rein, far inner so this monist et owns be lieved that Holkar hid donned as. The Contisgent Is fantry evidently by aposenewted plan, stood quietly resting epee their um", It was • elm ens of " You deal Ire at sae and I won't Bea at you." Under then eirmunstenees Colonel Dar and gave the order for noose, sad 25 Europeans started with the escort of Sikh cavalry aad the Bbeel., the Sepal guns scrumps:lying, the ladies riding upon their gun earriagee, while the children were pot upon elephants. Thirty.four of the poorer clam of Earopeaes were tour deried—araorigat them • Mr. Modeth, his wife. awl seven young children. The bungalow. were burned and looted, sad the residency torn to pieces so far as it could be done. It is almost erepr.a, and they were foiled in firing it. The work. of art with which Air Robert Hametou'e taste had enitiellialted it, building, and rendered the interior one of the most printely b India, were of reare annihilated, and the treseury r.Shed of thirteen lace, Of which Hollis, eftfT- Insela recovered eve lees In the ehy. The remainder (eight ler.) was entlisyed away by the mutineers on poor Colonel Platt's elephants, with which the niahoots ran sway when their muter was killed is Dhow. The advanced guard of the mutineer wee met by Capteln Harrison on the Agra rood, sad he had to Bee scrum the country to Hoehungebed. The 23rd Native Infantry sad let Light Cavalry wen meow aftWed by two of Holkar's regiments and two rimed.. of cavalry in their march towards Agra, end we ban lewd no awn word of then. on the whole, an Mending the expeerme wonderfully. The mutineers, I foamy, had no idea that we should at tempt a hot-weather campaign ; but just now there • great deal of cholera. You will doubtless hat • great deal about the cause of this terrible outbreak, and the people will, many of than, swaths It to the company's rapacity and cruelty, tic. ; but everybody In India knows perfeetly that the true reason is that the &pop were pam pered and petted until they began to see that we were afraid of them ; but they would never bare attempted to rise had not the country 0066 so foolishly denuded of Europeans. All ths people of the country are with us, and the mutinous army once defeated and dispersed, we shall soon have the country square again ; but it le na joke to best 170,000 men ; and they must send plenty of troops from England. At least twenty Mare regiments should be sent, 4,000 artillery, sod plenty of heavy guns-48 and 66 pounders—for we shall have plenty of sieges ; and we require a command of artillery Ike over the mailmen. Here we are flung eighteen-plunders and sight-inch howitzers, and the rebels ar m e a ying with twenty - loons and thirty - twos. Two or three regimen ts of dragoons should be sent, and mints e for supplying them with horses wha m = arrive (from ths Caps or Australia), for they will End note available here, our studs being far up the country and most of them plundered. But, oh, how many years will it Wu to wipe out the recollection of all the atrocities these villains have committed I There will be no love between • black and • white face for many a long day. This is, indeed, • bitter satire on the philanthropist, who were far governing India entirely by the wilier", and admitting them to equality with us. They are savages still, and hies to the core, and nothing but the sword will keep this In order. "Tiiiink the assault would have succeeded, but it is very questionable what we could have done inaide that lemmas city with • handful of Huropeana and some 15,000 Se ..m . to dnve out. We number 6.600 of all ranks, but our tars are all rotten and ready to turn. The Oboorkalim. bitants of Nepeal) and Saha, on the other hand, are tho- I roughly staunch, and have a thorough contempt for the Huidostaness. The way in which the Ohoorkas fight la the sdmiration of the whole army. The following attract is horn a latter of an officer la the Bengal Artillery . Camp before Delhi, July 16. I wrote you a long /alter a day or two ago, but ea muse news of our action of yesterday may appear in the papers, and you on, per me my nacos among the wounded, I writs a few lines,width will, I hops, be in time for the mail, to tell you that I am may little hurt, end through God's merry, escaped death mei wonderfully You Imo, Delhi, of muss, so I will * deem& our pealtiost. The h batteries sad pickets ere as the ridge between the town ea mamma* and these the enemy pressed very hard from wily more yeaterdity, occupying at the mace time the eslairbe ea the right, called the Stbjba hi undee, now • mar el Mae, but a wry nasty place fur fighting—narrow etreits, old bireasa, pram with liigh wall., &c., affording eacelleat seer her the MEW ; bemAns which they are pro tected by the heavy vs bausie• on the ca 7 walls. After some bard Wake we drove them to the end of the road, where dreg teweelkee ge off to different gates. Under the walls they mode a sin& and from the narrowness of the place we maid aft get two Hone Artillery gone into action. I inis watt ths leek aaatag how I amid be most useful, whoa I awed see el/ the two gums almost unserviceable from meat of beak me Enemy had been knocked over; thinking, Altai* en the Staff, I was still a gunner, I jumped off my hone nod ju tqt y o work the gun. Tits Si. was too hot ; Zino gene were perfectly MANS sgainet all the guns at the , and some thulium& of muskets bludag Ws us. Ds des seder wee given to rears. I mounted my horse, mod mad eat to "limber up." The horses in the Unbar, from the shower of shot lad shell that were coming in, e z .:.areigaills, sled I tuned my boas to tell the men to them waft, when • musket bullet hit me In the waist, ut two Wt. es from the spine. I bed • small leather poach In my weld kit for currying pistol bullets, and the ball went through this lest, so that my wowed is my slight. lam setae, ea wall, sad se t i l l as paidble. ..evese The following a estrum from the idea, of on Alcor of the 30th Madras Native Infantry, stationed at Hyderabad, dMed July 23 meet tell yon that lest Friday evening, the 17th of July, the Resident got information that the Robin's were sawn bag in large numbers for an attack. wen, in the evening, shoat 6.3 e, Georgie and myself were little( la the veran dah, when we beard the three alarm guns sound the *ail he the Seeps to fall in and Le off at owe to the gime! pentie. I went off to the mess of the 7th Cavalry le awl est whet was op, when I was met by • cavalry other tweYet bane as hard ea he could go fur his horse. He te sia, *The alarm ii sounding"—magic winds, Y yea we seggen. I turned, ran home es het sa my lege mai emq min 0 get out the horse sad car= beset mil pat dm and the eon in, mad el to to. keine* whom we found all the riflemen out and the meshy r ob e to saddle. By Ai. time an ammo la le - say that they—i. a., the Roltilles- - were the residtmey. Of galloped the revelry and Hone ; we remained at the band all the lease tegetber et the edjutesit's home. The whole force was out ; N wine all blvoaselual on the parediaground till about low About I the report of guns told ea that the work had commensal. But we were, as the say is, one leo many for them. They came un and got nbe - rounds of which harked theta over like ninepins. They =le g iinto • home in the Bazaar, from which they kept qi • Ere on our fellow. and the Italidesey all night. This been wee so situated that the guns could sot be brought to barges it, as it wee rtwolred to wait till the morning, end this Inno anthem with the infantry. However at a.m. they welted Ws know of 29 Itohihtsge up deed ; how many eiwnsistl, eteeerse, we await =IOW the quantity of Heed an the feet of the boats 'An taken ~psrr session of In the seenksg told that they mot he.. esitM heavily. net/esp. tinsel out splendidly, se pelsgennittile bar of the lialrems Mowing suit wits Bawl. _The RiwAdmey her new beet strangiy fondled. It le sepgmed N shall Piave • tow tossinew amain, am it is Friday (tlie lleasilatet Illanday), en which day they think It • mark of awl for thele m en le try sad murder ma ; but, as our eery. are th ey an Mto aly ail mere than they tar get& for. On y bat ell the ladies (our depot escrpted) wore pet into the atesnel and European hospital. You may lawn* the scene • dere beating, bugle. and trumpets soendlitg the Mm, and In all directions corteges numbing if to the abeeratentiesed . pleer. All the E wa who lived I the city cam rwahlig into oentonnient;:ir took re fuge in the liesidemey. We bed sot a eingt• man on our ■ touched, thoegli they was being fired at all eight. The 12th LION VII IMO telegraphed for from Poonab, and are likely to be here in shoat a fortnight. Their approach ia hailed with pest glee. FIRE AS ST. MILDRILD'S CHURCH, BR EAD INTIEKT.—fit. blinkers wish aura, Bred-attea, (*nap. ride, had • narrow ewer of bang dearoyed by bre on Thur•dq aig t. AL of a sudden Gauzes yr. soon waling from the rod. The angina wore quo kly on dm spot, and the ins woe soon got one bat not until a+sridrabis damage was done teas rata silgoa Tbs fins eon caul by • pluableo aro on HI third Sow of No. SS, Now Cannon masa. — FATAL ACCIDZW9 AT DarTFORD.—INQUEsT.— . Last evening as Maned was bold st Deptford oa the body of James Fu'brood, aged alOteen, of 8, Erma-street, Gravel lane, Southwark. The deceased was engaged at the steam &dory of Messrs. Humphry, Tennant, sad Dykes, Dept ford-green. On Thareday he was working on a ylatform about 19 feet high. H. had been beard to complain of being =well and faint, and on Thursday afternoon be fell oil the for and was killed on the spot. Verdict, "Accidental CALAMITOUS FIRE AT OXioltD.—The citizen. of Orford was sew ood Dom their slumber. early on Friday morning by • roped that • Are had broken out In Brood street. No ion then three university tailors' establishments, • university host and mhos shop, a pianoforte warishowie, end • private mance, haring been either burnt to the ground or so damaged so to render re-building necessary. The fire, supposed to originate in • coal cellar of Mr. Comolfs, whore a quantity of wood and shavings woo deposited, bevies out about one o'cleek, and created great alarm in the nolgkhour him]. Although • large number of persons wort aloopiat Ii the rarloua bones, no loss of life or accident of an kind warred. The following are the namea of the occupying the premises —Mr. Tarnow, &soden ware house; Mr. Bowls., private residence: Mr. Wallington, taDor ; Mn. M. Priem tailor ; Mr. Caatell, tailor ; and Mr. Harwood, boot and shoo seeker. Tho value of the property destroyed, which to my towiderable, is mot yell know. Most of it 14 insured. For saw yews pot win so dm &tractive bns ocaured at Orton. _ _ — ACCiLMOTALFOlioirin4l7—ooloBBl'siNatlEsT. An hour wog bold yesterday on the body of Thrum Mina, sited 42, a in the employ of Merrs. Carling, whole- sale dra sY , of 16, Cullum-street, City. The dreamed had been for natal days suffering from diambroa, and on Satur day bet (ark wins tincture of ookhictuu from a bottle in the Messrs. Curling's laboratory in mistake for Cap wine, a bottle of which wee kept there. The jury returned a verdict secordingly. Csan-Sanarnsts.—A young English gentleman, who happened to be vieiting Ceaigmilly Cork on Tuesday afternoon, was rived to try his hand with a party of card sharpers in the vicinity, wires, r might be tapered, he found himself a loser to the natant of 321., having staked a gold witch worth IN., and 71. in money.—Bcfrirryg Courant. TB, EAST INDIAN CIVIL SEIIVICZ.—The govern want of India hare iamessed the salaries of the dirks In the government offices ha the Amor proviocca. Such an innate is to continue so long as the cost of morons in tree provinces remain. at its priasat high rate. Mr. 8. Scott, Madras Civil Smoke, has been permitted to resign the service. We understand that the following gentlemen are about to men the terries. Mr. R. P. Martin and Mr. B. S. Barterer., Bengal Civil Service Mr. C. A. Bled end Mr. A. Mathison, Madras Civil S.rv ice. We under stand that the Ear ladia Company have decided upon pay ing the purge of drilling under orders to return to duty who may 'embark for India Wore the end of the pro test mooth.—Ckrif Senn" Goatee.. [ A dvertiselnellt] TEEM OASSII6e3 PlE =as Wilms Orris Mb asjsPlN sabot TIMIS dm sod mime die issogel Isslb sand amid sold Is =sew Ws um =Soft Mar ImiStes. /1.01 by ai slrolds Is tows and ermley b. sL sr lies. MOW talk slllk O. Wig rlsslifis ► arars irwsbggrike. P demilh&Ajat d osolsaislarre Ibe ambes aM 1/4 oladisik AILSOND MUSDAR AT BRADL EY __ 11341 311JI IX, BT4IIIOILDMILRA Rata Intrlltenut. COURT OF BANIERUPTCY.—Barr. 4. (Beton )6r. Combolow Pam) IN TOR BANKRUPTCY OP WILLIAM CATIIL The bankrupt was described as of Hertford, manatee and melt Aster, sad to-day came up to par his last examination. The balance-sheet ammonite June, 1865, and ends Jul 1867 and shows, Dr.—To eveditom, unsecured 12,7171: 12s. 9d. ; to ditto holding policies, 4 ,7 061 . ; liabilities on aeoeptenco, 19,4191. 4.. Bd.; to commissioners of Excise duties owing in July, 1866, for which they seined ell my estate and edicts and cash belonging to my sous, 9,6301. de. 4d. ; sheriff's poundage, 4801.16 e. 64. ; profits, 3,7961. Cr. —Bad debts, 204 ; Lad, 9,4661. ; life policies held by a cre ditor, estimated at 8001.; cash, farming stock, paie of insurance, with other property and book debt* seised and since mensal by the Commiteionere of Exeter., 10,1111.; interest, 1,4191. ; rent, &c., 1,8004 ; trade expenses, 2,9801. ; doemetle, 1,0921. ; losses, 10,7411. ; deficieecy, let June, 1855, 2,6181. The examination was, adjourned for investigation of the amounts. IN TUB TaIfiIOPTCY OT lINWIIY IMNNET. This bankrupt wan cimeribed as of Newbury, htiekmaker, sad to-day warn appointed for his last examination. Mr. Lavishes, for the amines', said the bankrupt was also an attorney, and had gone over to New Zealand but had since returned. The aceounts were very aiwatithetary, as no account of the trading had been kept, but as there was ad hope of getting better a:ay would consent to hie passing. *mad sooordingly. DELTA. The following letter is tram ast dim employed on the lltstf at Delhi Camp blurs Delhi, July 14. The whole native envy has gone, or is going. Porn, 50 yoghurts have gone already, sad all the met are sere to follow. Here we ate rill before Delhi, aed not likely to get in till reinforcements arrive from England, for our fora le about one third the saerey's in numbers, and they out• musket r altogether la ger and ammunition, Dello bring or of the laßaet areirl• in ladle. We are, therefore, mite unable to beiep the place regularly, and our nearest breslr ere 1,110 mkt at The engineers urged an urn's, awl everything won erieepd for it, but at the last moninit the Deseret brig beak, ead glare then we hare lor so ray men that I don't Yak re idea will be ever enter rimed again. Crown polite& is impregnable, the left met tog os the rim, the right wY entrenerd. The latter the army ate r g lealoms awl ere errantly trying to torn. We bre h ad emirs fottAt there mince we are, and area the regiments love lost a third of their numbers is Idlled end wounded elreily. Lagliton lee bees seat back to Emballeh, and Baird Brae, has Rooder Me come down frees Rorke, to be 411Ief vulva—s greet sheep for tie blew. Our hoops, COMMITTAL OP PIMP? CLARE l'oll PIOADZI. - - It will be in the recollection of Mr readers that early ia the mm..ag of the 30th of April last the body of • ihmele mined BHrbeth Hopley, and who wee employed as • Mailmen's's' at • colliery, was blind in a canal at Baotou. An lamest was held on the following Friday, and adjourned until Tuesday, the 6th of May, to give opportunity for a =martens examination. On the bth of May there was a adjournment until the 24th. In the meantime • man of the name of Philip Cisme betty miner, In whose employ ment the girl Hopley had some time been, sad who was be lieved to harbour W feeling against her was apprehended as her murderer, on the information of George Powell, a watchman, who declared that he had witnessed the whole transaction. Clare was taken before the sti peadiary the next Tuesday, when Powell repeated the statement he had made to the _police. An adjourned Inquest was fixed for the following Teseday, but before that day Powell absconded. The Inquest was then further ad journed in the first instance to the 19th of Jun., and then to the sth of October, whilst a warrant was issued for the appre- Wagon of Powell. Nothing wee heard of this person, how ever until Monday last, when he was taken to Warwick Gfilio having broken the workhouse windows on being re relief. Powell, who has lost • leg, had dimmed hie wooden substitute and taken • crutch. On being asked his Dame by the warder at the prima, he gave that of Powell, end then, recollecting himaelf that of Fowls. Thin caused and he was eventually identified and handed over to authorities at Bilaton, where be arrived on Tuesday last. On the evening of that day, Clare was again taken Into custody, and yesterday morning an adjourned inquest was held at the White Lion, Bradley, before W. P. Phillips, Seq., _deputy coroner. Mr. Waterhouse, Elicitor, Hasten, watched the proseadbege en behalf of Clare. The fret ethane examined wee the man Powell, who de -01: knows: My name is Samuel Wall. I em ja and have chiefly gone by the name of Norm I have had no fixed place of residence since my kthee'e death. I did not know the deceased. In February, March, April, and May, 1 was employed as watchman for Mr. David Rom. When I went to be watchman at Mr. il i tt I first became acquainted with Clara, who introduced h to me. My duty was to look titer the fields and the engine thuds( the night. On the night that this happened I wan out on my beat. I thought it was then about half-past twelve o'clock, but when I came into the main reed I heard the Mosley clock strike twelve. On coming to the railway bridge (Bradley Bridge), I maw the shadows of two persons on the bridge. I could see it was a man and a woman. This would be about a quarter-poet twelve. On getting below the bridge I heard • mama say, "Philip, don't kill me; you said you would kill me before." I then saw the man lift hie hand and strike the woman. I think the blow was open the head. It knocked her down. I did not hear a word after that. I then recog nised the men aa Philip Clam, who is now primal. I went op to him end said , " Philip, you MB have to suffer for this." He said, "If you tell my one, MB yen; IT servo you the name." I did not see the woman's free; I could not. She bad like a red frock on, and wee gqnits • stout body. Clam then took the woman on his abeaMr ; she remained insen sible. I followed Clare to the end of the wharf. lie then repeated, 11 you tell anybody, I will kill you; I will serve you the same, and I will set somebody on to watch." He (Clare) then carried the woman a little way further, and put the woman into the water. There was only one blow struck by Clam, and the woman never strug gled from that time till she was put into the water. From float to lan these things occupied from a quarter of an hour to twenty minutes. Wall continued that he then went away ace, the new railroad, and after having gone about • quarter of a mile towards " the little engine" Clara overtook him, *pia threatened him in the event of his informing, and ulti mately went off in the direction of Monley. Witness then went and locked himself up In the little engine, being in fear of kis life. He was several times afterwards threatened by Clare, and at lest went and gave information to the police. On being hiked by the coroner why he had afterwards ab sconded, he said it wee because he was afraid Clare wild kill him. On the deposition being read over, Wall seid t " It's quite right, air ; that's the truth." In answer to a Juryman, he ratadthat the night wee a nice moonlight one ; and to indteliouse, who asked him why he had changed his name, he replied that it was because he was the last of the ells. _ _ Bernal Hall, Lea Brook, • watchman cm the Great Week= Railway, wee ant called, sad his former evidence read over to him. On being asked if he had any =climatal matter to communicate, he mid that about 11 o'clock on the night in quertion be wee watching the Bradley Bridge for another watelmian, when ha heard • man and • woman talk ing en the bridge In • common way. He went to shop after wards., but wee awoke by a lead seseareing noise, as of • woman. The Bret words he beard were, " Draft kit me." Immediately afterwards he beard bee say, "Yon said you would bat dcial—den't." He then went out side, end heard same people talking, but mold not say whether they were men or women. He sat down again for about twenty minute., after which he heard somebody en the line, end =cord, afterwards a goods train came up. Thia train arrived, as appeared by the company'. books, at 11.44 that night. limn said he had not made this statement on Ms Bret examination, becomes he had no business at the bridge at that hour, and =did not want it to be known that he had been there. At the tooe thought the voices were those of people quarrelling in some adjoining houses; and in answer to Mr. Weterhourie, he said that the loud screaming occurred before he heard the words he bad repeated. Samuel Whitmore, an emeineer, was examined on the part of Cu re. He said that be - wee at work et Bradley Field on the day of the Oleg= murder. lie heard afterwards that old George knew of It. Directly afterwards he act George, and told him what he bad heard, and recommended him to go at once and =rink the truth. He replied that he did not know Clare, never saw Wm in his life, end hut only paeeed the bridge on the night of the murder at half .past 10. The jury returned a verdict of " Wilful murder" egainat Clare, who was committed for trial on the coroner*. warrant. When the reporters were leaving the room, the prisoner maid : " Gentlemen, before you go, I wish to say something. I em ao murderer. lam as innocent ea God who alto on his own throne. No one is more innocent than I am. I wish she amid come forth hemelf, and tell who did it. lam innocent a. the angels= their thrones in heaven." FORTUNE-TALLING IN laired6TLlE On Friday, at the Newcastle Police-court, Eliza beth Hamilton wee brought up by Inspector Walter Scutt, charged with having obtained various articles and also some of money from female servants, on pretence of telling their futons. Only two rum were gone into ; but there la rea son to be li eve that the primmer fur come time past ham car ried ea a system of extortion from young women who have been ill enough to listen to her pretension. Mary Ann A at No. $, Albion-place, was the first wit ter, and deposed to the prisoner having called on her twice or thrice in 7anuary last, and importuned her to have her fortune told. She said she would tell it for a Milling, and witness gave her the shilling, but declined having her fortune told, saying she was frightened. She also gave the prisoner two coloured shawls and some pet ticoats, which Me asked for when pretending to tenure to tell her fortune. She also brought • looking-glass, and in duced witnese to put it in a basket and take it out some time after and she would me her sweetheart. She put the glass in the basket, but let it remain, being ahadd to take it out. Ann McKenna, residing la St. Nicholas' Churchyard, also deposed to the primmer having got some articles from her under similar circumstances. A servant of Mr. Hansen, at Jesmoud, had also been swindled out of two sovereigns on Saturday last, by • woman believed to be the primmer, but sha cou p not awes: to her. In that CUB the fortune-teller had got the lean of the sovereigns and pretended to put them in a piece of paper, which she handed to the girl, tailing her to keep it in her breast, but on ita being taken out two new farthings were found to have been substituted fur the sove- reigns. The primmer was committed to the Mouse of Cur mutton for two ometh&—Struderleed Herald. NINOLIND TAN UN ON T CU HE PRESENT UDE. OUTISTICS OF RRAT TJ IT 30111 f !NORM( TRAMS. (Prom the 81atiatirad &wiety's Jawwill Great Britain is the currant market of the world: its ocetenniption exceeding that of ell other nation., and three fourths of the entire produce being imported into this country. The Morse furnish. us with three-fifth., and the lonian Islands with two-6fthe of our supply. The far greater proportion of the value of the currants we import is paid for by our expnrts of British manufactures; and during the five years 1831-5, our reports to the lonian Ides& have exceeded our imports theme by 177,1291. The carrying trade between the Called K tngdoni and the current-pew during countries of the Mediterranean is principally carried on in British bottoms—to the extent in dupe of 72 per cent., and in towage of 82 per rest. of the whole commercial marine employed. The oodinuanee of theme demitasse to the United Kingdom is now perilled by the high rate of Customs' duties as contrasted with those imposed by the tariffs of other countries, theme engaged in the cultivation of currants being free to export their produce to the country mat inviting their reception. Austria and the Stelae( the Zolverein levy a customs duty of £ll 0 0 per ton. Holland France O6 0 „ Russia United asks, from July,lll67,about 3 6 0 The UMW Kingdom The now consumption par head of our population Is but two dam weekly, which the reduction of the duty to U. would immensely Mends, wed is all probabibty • meek Ismer amount of revenue 'road te produced. When, in MU. the duty was reduced kam 441. 6s. Bd. to 221. 3a. 4d., the esesuroptim Increased trees 6,693 to 9,296 tow ; and whew, in 1444, the duty we. reduced from 221.35. 4d. to 151. 135., the consumption Maysead from 9,296 to 14,912 toss. But, now that Ruda has reduced her tariff by three sevenths its former amount, end the United States by four ifthe of whet it has hitherto been, this country will bln- eluded from all chance of (nomadic., except at high mid this trade will inevitably be sacrificed, with all tta col lateral dvantages, dins we adnpt a free trade tariff, at WA to en equal extent with other nations—our competitors. C«/LL num —on haniaire DA y. FILIDAT, 81PT. 4.-41.11=kar cm pogiew. ;US ; aft; by now 13f 1,67. THE POLICE COURT& BOW-STREET. Thanes JoAntois wee charged on surpicku of be' nl con sumed in a burglary committed in Ruisell-meet, Covent swamp, in the night of the 30th July last. The premises of Mr. Rae, draper and mercer, Wee broken kaki on the night In question, and about 300 f. worth a Meal wrildm of like chiefly, was carried off. An entrance lye* Oat d by the one door, and the accomplices, it is sup posed, were _ afterw ards through the front door. The raw who dot ea the first floor, wee disturbed by a noise, wWeb Wooed lam to get out of bed and listen ; but he was afraid to go downstairs, and returned to his bed again. On being again disturbed, he called up the smistants, and they went down In a body to the shop. The front door wee open. A dark lantern woe burning upon the taunter, and a set et ' burglar's Instruments had been left by the thieves, who had repacked the shop. Yr. 8e.., who wee in the country, wee telegraphed for, end the pollee can monad active operation., bat no clue to the robbery wee discovered until recently, when the pneoner was apprehendod and taken to Marlborough•street on suspi don of committing • burglary at Mr. H. Salmon's, tobacco- Mat, in the Haymarket, on the 7th ult. The prisoner was acquitted on this charge, but the Olken, Sergeants Smith and Silvereton of the detective force, found at him residence, . Queen.square, a quantity of elk vehicle Mr. Ras now' identified as part of the property stolen from his establiahment. • number of the printed bill-heada need by Mr. Rees was also found, although the prisoner contrived to deetroy these in the presence of the officers, who, having taken him upon mother charge, had not attached mach im portance to thus papers. A bundle of skeleton keys, which the prisoner's wife attempted to conceal, was secured by the officers, the primmer declaring that they were not his pro per q, end that hs did not know how they came there. - Mr. Hussy remanded the primmer, obeseMni that he should commit him for Wel Rpm this widens. MARLBORO 0447REET. Rickard Moore, steward of the ZestZesTlodia Club, St. Ismas-square, wee charged with embezzling monies to the Want of about thOf., belonging to the club. Mr. Metcalf° woe for the prosecution; Mr. Lewis, of Oreat Marlborough-street, for the prisoner. Banbury Taylor, Secretary to the Club, stated that the primmer had been upwards of two years in the service of the club. It wan the duty of the primmer to collect monies from the heads of the different departments of the club, and to pay over the amount to him. The Framer wee in arrears of them payments, and on the 12th of August he mated the al:eto alma his manuals. The prisoner brought him s e o r d promised to settle the accounts the next day. The Ter made the settlement, end absented himself M a hlr war situation. Some farther evidence to complete the ease was brought (onward, and the prisoner wee folly committed. 8013714WAR1 . L. John Thomas Hail, ‘. c.;l; driver, — hedge No. 6,451, wee charged with assaulting John Rob inson, an officer in the employ of the South Eastern Railway Company, and refueing to leave the terminus when required by him. The complainant stated that about sin o'clock on the previous evening he saw the prisoner with his horse and cab loitering about the incline of the terminus at London- *ilium as the trains were coming in from Dover and the Pekoe. Befog an obstruction to the thoroughfare, vita= went up to him and civilly revested him to loave the terminus, which be refused, and made use of unbecoming lenguage. Witness went up to the vehicle to remove it, wbat the prisoner struck bite 1100111 the face and body with the whip, and then he was compelled to cell a oonsiaibla to his assistanoe, and give him Into custody. In cure-examinstion by the prisoner witness said there were certain cabs allowed to stand on the incline inside the terminus, but they were privileged by the railway company. The prisoner was not a privileged cabman, and ought to have left when requested. A oonstable in the employ of the Brighton Railway said he saw the prisoner &bus the last %Minus, and strike him over the bead. He went to his assistance, and helped to secure him. . . . . . . In answer to the charge the prisoner said he took a fare to the North Kant Railway station, and on quitting he saw a train come in from the Crystal Palace, consequently he crossed over with his vehicle to look fir soother ten, when the oflicer came up to his bone and mixed it by the neck. On his refusing to let gu, be certainly did use his whip, but not mar 't bn. . Seeker told him he ought to have left the railway elation when required, and, as a caution to hint and other cabmen, be should tine him Ws., and in default of payment commit him fur 21 days. ADULTERATION OP TENT WINE. The Rev. John Parches, of Orwell Rectory, sus pecting that even the sacramental cup wee not exempt from adulteration, procured a sample of tent from • well-known London wine -merchant, who distinctly repudiated the notion that "tent" was at all more adulterated than other Irina. Ile communicate@ to the 'lotion the chemical analysis of the samg=tned in the following note: Sir,—lleving completed the examination of the wino you sent me, I beg to submit the following analysis: Mummer indicated much acidity. Evaporated, it yielded 26 p. a. eta thick syrupy substance, consisting almost entirely of tree& • which substance , when ignited, yielded 0.78 per cent. flash, differing both in quantity and chemical compo- sition from the ash of the genuine grape juice. It does not, however, owe it. colouring matter to the ordinary substances used for oolouring dark winee—such se lotwood, bracilwood, eiderberriea, or mulberries. " From the result of my eaamination, I am of opinion that the sample ef wine you sent me was a compound of treacle, spirit@ of wine, water, and a small quantity of a genuine but very sour wine.—l remain, Rev. Sir, yours most obedl sally, AITII It D. ECK " Chemical and Dispensing Labor4lol7l King's Fader Cambridge, August 24, 1837. " The Rev. J. Punches." Mr.Purchas adds:—" This analysis proves tact' tote quite unfit for =creepage, use. The Rhine wines are prolmbly the purest, and of these • Assnanhauaace is a red wine. Tints Madeira sad Clem& me also pure wines of the desired colour. Even a round Port or Sherry would be infinitely preferable to the curious compounds sold to churchwardens under the title of ' Best Rota Tent.' " MARKETS. SUGAR.—The average price of brows or Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Bran t& poeseesions is America, for the week ending Sept. 1, is 365. 4d. per cwt., exclusive of duty. The average pries of brown or Musoomde sugar, the I produce of the East 1nd..., for the week ending as above, is ' 395. 74d. The average prior of brown ur Muscovado sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, for the week endingas above, is rs. The average price of the three foreptiog descriptions of eager, jointly, for the week ending ss above, is 365. 3fd. per ewt., exclumve of duty. BILDITOL, SEPT. 4.—The market has again become cx ceedingly quiet, more particularly for grocery sorts, end for whirls there has been no sale whatever; for refining dacriptioas, however, there has been a moderate dema nd , and about 450 hhda. chiefly Jimmies' and Antigua*, have been diapoeed of at a bout previous terra; although in some Instances the buyers hare obtained the torn in their favour. Pan sugars are now becoming very "came here, and our samba will be Hght for aims tints to corns. Refiners' *deo' mesa with a fair demand at steady prices, but the grocers cantinas to purchase only foe their immediate re quirements. Runs mils to a moderate extent, and prime are well supported. COTTON.—Lwearoot, Barr. 4.—As was to be looked for, after the very large transactions of the past week, there has been some aliaternent in the demand during the prissint one still, the twiner in sack day has been to a isle extent, and the trade, notwithstanding the considerable increase to their stocks, continue to buy with much confidence, so that we have again to report prior of all descriptions aa rather dearer. The middling qualities of American remain the same—UpLuls, 8 13-ltd.; Mobile, Bid.; and Orleans. 8 15.116 d. The Committee of Brokers raise the quotations of fair cotton ad. per lb.—Uptsods, 9ed. ; Mobile, 91d.; and Orleans, (Rd. Burets of the better descriptions are id. per lb. higher; Bristle Id. higher. Egyptian., though In fair demand, are without change in price. There Is no new Ilea tan In our proceedings calling for remark, the was came already noticed continuing to hare their weight en ••—viz., the premint lose storks of cotton, with the certainty of only a moderate supply during the remainder of theorem, Ovine . the 11,1111111111,0 to all parties that the prevent male ' will be at least stippated. 6,970 American, 6,060 270 lEsyyttass, 1,370 Bahia, and 20 Person an reported to been tam on speoaletios ; 680 American, 100 Madras, 1,170 Burst, 450 Bengal, and 50 Egyptian for export ; so th a t u m deliveries to the Uncle for the week have ken about 47.300 4, 4 1. gedes to-day, 8,000 bales, 1,000 being on speculatiq and for export. Bales of the week, 66,030 bee. COTTON GOODS.-Iffssouurtua, Bxer. 4.—Tgere about the tame amount of activity in the yarn market sa oa Tuesday, end lower and medium counts are very 4..44, et • rise of Id. to ld. per lb. since the beginning of Aug Double yarns also continue in full request, at raring laic., The demand continues active for the Uerman markets" .4 there is also • fair bunnies in qualities suited to Rum. The higher number. of single yarns appear to be hut affected by the rise in values. The hone trade continns to supply themselves with moderate freedom. Of the cloth market, reports from all quarters speak of peat Misers Du Fey and Co. say Producers of gapeas to be impressed with the certainty that there will oods be n o era in the cotton market during the remainder of the year, obi have, therefore, stopped the production of such articles . cannot be moved off at advanced prime ; they have al so ia. 'trusted their agents to insist on higher prime in all ia. stanzas. The diminished production of the loom end tbs existing active demand have enabled them throughout the past month to realise their expectations to a larger dep s than at any time during this year. 9-8 end 5-8 sb;ru s p have rhea 3d. to 74d per piece; 9-8 primes', 3d. to 41d. per piece; and 7-B, lid, to 3d. per piece; domestic 0. to IL per yard, with* very extensive business doing." Battm and velveteens are reported in request at rising valnes. CORN.—CHNLMIWORD, SEPT. 4.—There was I kb ripply of wheat at market to-day, and a brisk demand for 01 beat qualitiss t at an advance of le. per qr. ' • red, from 64.. r 68s. ; extra, 68. ; white, 80s. to 0 3e . ; extrs, 64a. Wenner very showery. Barley, more offering ; malting. 43a. to 46.• extra, 47e. • grinding, 38s. to 40s. Baas folly as dear, Li few offdrini. Oats and other spring corn firm. LINCOLN, SEPT. 4.—Our market has been well supplied with wheat, the beet samples realising ls. to 2s. more Other sorts quite neglected Barley quite as dear as last week: Wheat, red, 66e. to 595. • whits, 60s. to 631.; old, 66 ,. Barley, malting, 48e. to 60;. WAIIPIOLD, SEPT. 4.—There was a fair demand for dm dry new and tral old wheat, at last week's prices; but k d other descriptions there was not much inquiry. New ba r k, scarce, and sold at 445. to 48e. Other articles unc veragee, week ending Aug. 31 . —Wheat, 4,887 qrs., a 60e. Sid. Beans, 6, at Oa. dd. COALS.—LONDON, fizzy. 4.—Hartlepool West Bartley. 16s. 6d. ; Tanfiald Moor Buts, les ed. • Zile lea Walla End Ridding, 16s. 6d. • Walls End 16 .. it ; Walls End 16e. ; Rod Helton. • WAS End Csasop, 16s. 9d.; Walls End Hartlepool Hanoi's, 11e,• Walla End Evaawood, Ha. 66.; Warms Merthyr, 242. Ships at market, 31 ; sold, SI. 0D . 88 . 8A, iirOtST 24. Ccm.—The demand is scrim; and minas' last Friday Ye following transsetions hays taken place:-11,600 chamem of cube, at from 22a. 10d. to Its. per qr., f.0.b.; 6,300 cbst• traria of soft Polish wheat, at 2es. to 31s. per qr., f.0.b.; 2,600 chotwerts of (Mirka end Saridonrirka, at 31s. 94, to 395. per qr., f.o.b. ' • 2,000 c.betwerts of rye, at 22e. 10d. per qr. ; 2,100 chetwerts of barley, at 16s. per qr., fob. is firm at 66a. on the spot, and 642. for October. Wool is firmly held at R. 281 to t for fine merinos.. 2s. 10d. to RA. lid. per lb., Lob. ; and a parcel of inferior Donskoy has been sold at R. 7.78 Sid. per lb., Cob. Tallow.—A Large parcel on the spot has been sold at equal to 625. 9d. per cwt., f.o.b. ; and for November, 49e. 64, to 60s. 6d. salted. . . . . - Freights have advanced to Rs. 6d. The shipments to the United Kingdom dun* the month of July, 0.5., hare been 3,000 chetwerts of wheat, 14,000 of 102,000 of maize, 40,000 of barley, 70,000 of oats, 18,600 of uoeeea, 7,000 poods of wool. GALATZ, Aram 21, Indian Corn has receded about 6d. per gr., at which re. duetion holders are Arm, in ooneequence of reports from the interior that the crop hoe suffered from want of rain. New Wheat finds no buyers, and our quotations are norm* nal. We .pect that fair new wheat, weighing 60Ita. to 61Ibe. per bushel, will be down to Me. per qr. before the end of September. A small parcel of rye changed bands at 120 ps. per kilo = 20a. 6d. pee f.o.b. In barley there is nothing doing. At Ismail 2 , 000 qr., kilos of barley for delivery in September have been tuna at 68 pa. per kilo = lls. pet qr., f.o.b. Fraighte.-13e. to 13s. Ild. Oalatz.—lndian corn, pee kilo, ps. 143 to 147 = 235. 9d. to 240.4 d. pee qr., f.o.b. w ' • new heat, per kilo, ps. 210 35a. par qr., Lob. ; old soft wheat, let quality, per kik, pa. 120 = 30a. per qr., f.o.b. Ibrails.—lndian corn, per kilo, pa. 140 = 21s. 6d. per qr., f.o.b. ' • ditto, Fokshan, per kilo, pa. 150 = 235. per qr., Lob.; wheat, old, let quality, per kilo, ps. 250 = 375. 6d. per qr, f.o.b. ; rape seed, 100 okay, ps. 100 = 465., f.o.b. • mat, pee kilo, pi, 76 to 76 16. ad. to 11s. 9d. pm qr. ; barley, per kilo, 10e. pee qr. TRAFFIC RETUILNES. amiarAn. 4Uss Per Kw. Total. Tfloi, 2640. 02•52010. draft& LW. uss. Walt meat llq•01 V. A A A A WM.*. Mum ingilousband 111 ".dm 1: ......... ••••••• 1.188 In 2.605 tide Wei *WSW AeloW X. &Wu Nomura Ismeiloa .... 22 UT US SO SI We* medlar Await TA wets ar, London and ... us u MS 111 - 3.011 ■ 1.81 Las SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Maamos, hos Nom York for Loudon. OM. 14. lot 4 0 .3 0 .10 u. Mak oo o Ph Cloa (*Mp). 100 Now Took, all well. Aug. U. fat. 30.3$ leo. l 30 W. Moral...rm. Douro (torque), frost Car:Mtn Yoltnuror. Aug. 11, lat. 43.15 M.. los. 13.1 , W. at. Ontrooro (all). of sad Dew Ltritrls3l low tho Coot of Atka, A. 1.13.10.43.3 N.. lon 13 W. THE SHIPBUILDING TRADE AT CUMBERLAND.— During the greater portion of the present year the ship•Luild. ing trade of West Cumberland has been greatly defused About three months ago the muter., in consequence, pre their bands notice of a contemplated eduction of wages d from be to 4s. per day. A strike wee the consequence, nearly 400 hands voluntarily ceasing work at Whitehana, Harrington, Workington, and Muyport. After a brief ps rlod the men resumed work at all Owes except Whitehall., when the strike bas continued up to the present time. Hers about 120 men have remained willing Oars for a period.' 12 weeks. A. the masters are not in want of men, there k no prospect of an early termination of the dispute.-6aukr land Herald. ••••••• TIIR EUROPEAN AND AUSTRALIAN COMPANT:•• ~, vo,PUTHAMPTON, FRIUAT.—The screw nem ship V il• guard, chartered by the European and Australian Comps! to convey the Australian mail from Make to Marmites. salved In dock this morning from Dublin. This company is now under the management of the ltoysl Most Company, and their office' here under the mperintaideuce of Mann. M'lver will soon be broken up. The Vanguard leaves nest week for her destination. [Advertuernent.}—HoLLowAT's OINTMENT AND hum WO 22222 ri.LT trrICAVOCA Int TM. Cr.. 07 Rot - N.—Kr. B•AbI. SCI I 4. w•••iiktal With so of Y. look for •oosaldorable time, and. noto.thatandlibt be wa =AS the 'nutmeat of a resat eminent ntrieon In lee notabbmillao& TO istokl tot by the vartoto reraoliaa doterselsed on string 110110 a sy'a ointment and fill.. trial, sod by throe tavalosht• obedieloaa sterna be boa neen garferdr cured. and sow to etcellent health. dotal by all tnedleitte vend. , throoillost mold , at Proremor Holloway's DO. W. A.M.& laWka. and SO. Malden lona. New Yoe!' by A. Olaulpa. COnslAittlllelAs ; A. , nod Y,. Yak, Mahn BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTIIS. RALRORIL — PeM 2,18 Rev:M.B4nm tbe wlte or J. 'keen , . RAI , 13.11.1.0.11.. of . asugbter, ILTYMIWRIA!..—Sept. 8. at 9. Ringetreet, Holbece. DOW Kt—Boot. i..t BrOtton, U2O .0 0 of L.Seut-Col. J. Sewer. Nukes Ana). of a tot BOWMAN —Aug. 31. at fiatigtosltlll, tbe wife of J. Eoo moo. at • soot. Da_,_ollllBPlONT.—flePl. 2. at Wlemboo Fir:, CU.' e•ww w. Moot , Mg. of a tlasibtee. PNIIIIIIII.- 4 10.t. 1, the wife of P. B. Perkins, Er4l, of Denial. Oersertheagara. a • .at. SILILLY.--Bept. 2. at (inflow Bowe. Cambridge, tlte wife of the 110. & 11. Polly, of a eon. TUII/11111.—Sopt. 1. at Peelelea Home. Weetbury. W 11, .. 1i, W. H. Tomer. Dog. of a eos asel belt. MARRIAORL BURTON —LIW IR.—Mot. 1, at the 1 "'M c AW te it' lla.T lL" aumm ." l:dl:b . 4424"e" t. of :.cofs.ll; 1 4 P110.rtovo, CRILD—CHILD —lopt. 1, st el Marys, Ilfruotoo move. WM Ito,. A. Child. M.A O. W. Oblld, M.A. ood M 14.. of EtMoad• Moo. Olford, to Lomita Jaw. doollvw 0 the IL CI " ' 4l ' 4 Itaudl.oromo. nuorr—ooorN.-00. 1. it Wlrtewortb. Msadtester. M 0 . 1.. T. Stallh, Mr. M. N. lialott. or Maachemer, to AllO. WWW W of Hr. E. Holm d Atloo. DmingAro. HoLwEs—Baowtmoo.—aftcl, at Old Ratiattoo 01 . 10 L W Hekler. OW. T. 11. 4Mh ain. N.l-, Omollao Matlldo lloloy.daurttter of J 4. Woo - M Y &O. DEATHS. CANTBELL—Sopt. 1. st Pt. Oreere Slone. Kalretharefdoe Bell n. t. Omeobell, fourth eon of the 1t.,. C. °marten. DI LABOIDIS —Aut. n. at the Champ. Eberee, Pad% Safß l4 Become de Charism do Laborde. novonTo2.-2222. 2. J. Botwhtea. TA.. of lum. bni . 8. " " ' Med SO, LlNG.—Seta IMB* headset'. 1,404 J. Mad. Eee LL D., troll. dont of Quetta' Connie, **O. MARSHALL.—Dept Bore, We of Mr. M. MandaD. of Ilambute. Med ed. DI4XWILL —Avg. a. 22 raw, n. 222.2.61.. 2.22 nuaa. Mt *Lg.& .11 . 0 ar J. Idameell, Beet, of Nita. MIAMI ••• Taktinist MumAis Zoe Eat" •C Stmt. IP NB si the 08116 b 112 : 44 in in•Velnit Of 'An gg,T. // / 2 ' / OVaRLAND to AUSTIU kw the ant mall neared at thew or o'clok m Thund F OES sill itaul Iffr Ator.ra , iaa Itc.4l li nlail scree. libova.m. 6.C. THE NORTH of EURO] DATION COMPANY f_yrollod) ffid CBIIIITIANIA. WIN for Christloomed •1341 Christi'sln 11, - sod —7 Morrie Friday. I WWI= for —lot frooft wf o sem. alt /WO 1"1 131 .. o wot. i 0•40. ; leill. rd Co.. meta Hon. TEAM No. 3,450.] TEAM PASSAGE to the BOPS. Algae . IWy. awl N. 1.1.— ha T tOsr• or ....... ovi. WO poem dossehlo W•LD . DIAN. W. A. Gas W. Lir* Sept. 23, MM, swlls. Tlds mod goo oat VO6IT .41. IosEM.• mid Wars • dadreble pesewrse WIT WI PATRICK Alrartt soizloTalUtlAM 51T . 31 . 11. IL« lir E"."---r-----17n."dssdt°d"""'PNEWMIL'rwosrYr°"":Rl• •dopmelsom Irak tollßeneed c tow LIVERPOOL to NEW To r/TT OF BA LTI MORE ......, .., my V WASHINGTON_ .. '' ... II T OF BALTIMORE . Awl ewes sIISISSMii OWN M gobsewe 11 Firm pm • Artrzuw .... l ~.. so so Is. pus. Alm In Os's& .0, • iratr,Frr.vrf.--. ~........ end Ikesposs 1.7,1 e. :0: VANDERBILT EU I /HIP LINT rum ew T AT STATES MAIL 42re //TEAM] Is . !exult . 1110011 1 „,. WAI •.M We ARIEL, =XL wIII Row BOUTHAMPTO •• • • ........ ••••• • _ , ....... Mob., : I Porel d * . =St s7l, ESS sad Sr ' m ix t tirilse p Los/Im. 10. ; Mr. Slaw Is Beam Pub; NA Mows N. sad OA. gesoral amis. se Haw IIGINAL HALIFAX 1.41,1/AX, N. 14 I vita lintoollol NEBRASK A, 11,3 to nie to load In us Ht. Intim% ISSoo.Co to CHARLES RAMA Ono& Argot; 1067. kt.d A-IL and STEA M. NTWXIIP. Ow RHINE. OOLIM N. In.. *IA Übe SASTKIN Cot itt• ANT* IMP mod XOTT aI Haan fin P7 —The es N. Osiris H. MOOR will low tad airrwaap OW, MAMA DAM •Mr 7 MONDAY sod THU! 1 ....i. t: r.. • M. Int, XX mooed eh Mini; Ms. woad dam X Ma bre sad a latt.—Yor M4I at lIMMOIn. MAXIM BUTT an VIN: of DEPOSIT, 3, Po FRMAAMI &draw of IN % NNTINO MOP 1 . 11 . : 4 1 . 11.6 Nod Bank of Dm:mit. lona f p l r oterlaj oat L ONDON DISCOUNT C( DILIKTODA. WILLIAM SCIIOLIFIIILD, lelealia. I Oeffg. Jan Mutton, Fat. M.P. Jobs L Yww WA M.P• I V ' : aura Nano.Litr..l7 Br• M .—Mr. G. Apprawohl Bahl clibcouotri sod Mon; Mg nue of the dv. Asa lam. ZDWARD l im OYAL GARDENE Athmentos In—Lest Pe/bon Ass tes h e ... of tint Seams —TIIIB I seek, Military Send, Perforn the Learned Dm Ley, t I Momitsi 'Wangs Ai Fres* tillt shb IA Petite ~lent le th Mod sa a Mash Mars," Mad Om loyal Itnekeettee to the T a e= of ,A Ida be Iles Okftsnol, or tbe on lreteeltale retests by Madame Coto. ARGYLL ROOMS, GR LTILDIT. lIATIARKET.—TI opt, afittron rancor...l, awl rapine ILD-OPEN ED Vol: THE SEAtlf.nf. Ci 2 . !13 . 111 Falls Tolemloo of Po 41. I' Doon open nen wads( in I RE NEW AUTUMNAL Moo ILL to Sin Ituellosee •1111' WHIT OVIRCOATI, AND OAPAW AT A OUINEA AND A (i 111 . and co.'s cLoniu .. for Umen of Qs moot parl Y varfoet to deign awl Ise .Coata. Trousers. Vests. Pam al b.g... V. la. are si/ that am beeeelee OHILDILNHIL ROTS% AND ALDNII CAMS SCHOOL CLOTH YAM. and Co.'s JUVI DshrdatteeL oil MA m...... oslessamo a htrabillO..S•ssst =Mc. Seems sew SOH lave t Mock NH& I. ld a& muss& orkAit MON and TROUT Fl n m et, ma &moot my wor4oOr &Mr mad flabOr about lour leer acute. uue boots, with good Met 41 , Ach doff oataral Nance front tbe fwd at the bottom of trout ciao Author of Peter Prubeir and Nomad for Gil tine Pootobto at 1444o W" ,1 1 1 1 . 001 t 1 , 1 4 n. atm.& a, rata APPINS' " SHILLIN :Q h rk Zia'. Cutle4 ° W.T., .vest. ilq, London, Ithere the imislis to" BUPERIO an -Me for the ends! Pelan moms ler.; the bloom err Ittetheldtel1060•1111. MAPPINS' DRESSINC via.tas 0 TIMM rot dlroot I Works. Eitictlield, to their L Wlllsorstrool. Pt/ idiom to Wee =kited ?toe. MAPPING' PLATED =dad male. la tam of Will Wont deign. and ant dam usl MAPPINS' ELECTRC Mans. MAPPlNNlodabrouol ht Nis owl Collo Orden. 111 4 "" 0:0 . • =L oma all valeta. onoolly ma ah {MM lf anthem. No. N. Wm. ha I t s/ bow. Cooakamo. arta Rh T RACES and FETE 10 PN" .7.,Insetal htw 9elaashhet7nt i ge th. of , ItOILItNDS , ' , It , pleA.lne mean:lon sate d 172 elate et the •kin. Enx h lan sre completely erAllested by Inge .0007 dm, lad lair complehlon. OW& Pe Krt.@ have lon/ bah eeknowl Pt health-0..900t, The word. If .009 e. wed their ..iturt, A. RO as foot. prhaseers. kid at 90, thstu,aosAleh. I; 4 IIMPS COPAHINE /ATM) CAPSOLIte. appal eermetally obelelyeeeel I We. We. setywerieleed by Uwe •leibi ellsonler.-11•• LeAcat beiett_ be forwardool oe apple:et: lb be ebe bee of the h.Mtar. 0 160 . 1 .4 r Itereekst. Leedom IIIESEMAR. Protec Aleut of 1:eglood. eM mei do Pans. sod tho lope _eitroodr. No. 1. If o remedy toe rO . 011 thh_ el So groom. Trleoenlar. It, kdrUngo. droplet.* sod entire odd& cap-oleo bon so 1000 Ma et all bathe of a wan portk O. 1, h the reht Conthaeotal remit . the Etodi.b ohyddao el doilignr .b oollon of the todeot". cool la the world coooot moo n a dloold of L 144 of ma. and c Idd/ 110 la the toilet tahlo without U _Oak prkello., or foot ow. Is I ib MM. ylknabo then I. s mobil • Odor*. id. Groceoborel,-.1; Bull P. w.u.. IL *road: Proot. 131. . 110. Oxfordouvot. Leedom " 7 : 2 4"41 P05017. 11. V" W:410. L.... THE COUNTT COURTS. —1 Vire entered, end the nowt@ 611 sittings bv deputy Judg 1,633,68 M Only 741 a s en nee obtained for 725,4131., end iii. of .tette 113,8631. wee paid int 11F;t138 OF TOR INSOL 14. Comenbrioner Murphy nil elm far the hearing of OWN Mat The learned tonna balm M the three tow* ." N