The Express. — London, England, 1857-08-22 00:00:00

By a letter dated the the ea of this month, flea I Constantinople (saes the Vi e nna P ), we are informed that Sckamyl has recovered a part of I)aghestan from the Russians. The brilliant suc cesses which they boosted they had obtained over &cxhomy', are therefore shown to have been either iggersted, or of short duration. The result of the Circassian victories consists in this—that the Hessians have had their communica tions forced and interrupted between Kiplar and Patient, that Schamyl has obtained possession of ten forts, which the Russians had onen able to erect with unspeakable toil and grea t of human fe during a apace of twelve years. This brilliant success induced Schamyl to make the following proclamation " In the name of the great and compa sionate God and his only prophet, I give you, my faithful ones, to know, that I will rather die fighting against the enemies of the true faith, than suffer them to hold were it only a clod of our soil. " The time is come ; we have victoriously taken np the offensive sgainst our inveterate foes. We are, it is true, still alone, but God is with his faith ful ones. Islam requires no foreign protection, and if three or four years ago my inactivity was blamed, if I did nothing to support the allies of our brethren then fighting against the Russians, that was merely becanse it was not pleasing to God that unbelievers should come and help Islam. Islamites ! let as show to the world that the true believer wants no succour when he tights against the enemies of God, of the prophet, and of holy religion!" SARDIN lAN VIEW OF THE QUESTION OF THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. (Fame ova owm TURIN, Arovar 18. We are all rejoicing here that good sense his tri umphed in the conferences at Osborne, and that in this instance principles arc not to be sacrificed to a mean and rather tortuous policy. Even on this oc casion. Lord Clarendon will in the end have to ac knowledge that the conduct of Piedmont throughout has been most loyal, and that her opinions have always been on the side of truth and justice. We do nut, therefore, admit, what the Times and the Morniny Post have repeatedly alleged, that Pied mont in this matter looked to nothing but her own aversion for Austria. The political course we pursue is not that of intemperate passion, for we know that small states, if they are deprived of moral influence, sustain extreme and irreparable injury. Piedmont certainly has it very much at heart not to displease either of her powerful allies, England or France, and when there was no compromise of principle involved, as in the vexatious incident of Bolgrad, Sardinian diplo macy has shown itself to be conciliatory, zealous, and indefatigable ; or that to its ability and modera tion was it in great part owing that a solution so honourable for England was obtained of that cons plicated question. Again now, with regard to the question of the canalisation of the Isthmus of Suez, seeing that the English cabinet opposes it and combats it by every means, Sardinia abstains from acting in favour of it, or procuring for it the patron age and assistance of other parties more powerful than herself, although no country would be so much benefited and advantaged by that undertaking as Italy. Count Canner has even denied himself the gratification of alluding to it, whenever he has spoken in our parliament of the prospects and leg timate aspirations of our commerce. But in the affair of the Danubian Principalities, it has been igh pOllbible for him to hold himself neutral, and much leu could he act in accordance with your mom ment •, and since this has been more than once our plained of rather sharply by your Foreign allow me briefly to state the case in precise and positive terms. At the sitting of the Congress of Paris on the Bth of March, Count Walewski proposed the union of the two Principalities as the only means of satisfying the desire of those populations, and of bringing them to real and enduring prosperity. The text of the protocol says " Lord Clarendon portage et appal' la meme opinion, en se fondant particulierement cam futilite et la convenance i prendre en serieuse consi deration les deux des populations." Count ClITOllr added that the desire of the populations for the anion was one of old standing ; and that an article of the Organic Statute of 1831 had by anticipation decided the controversy, establishing by that act the principle of the eventual union of the Principalities. In consequence of this, and notwithstanding the opposition of Turkey and Austria, it was decreed at the sitting of the 14th of March, that " Sa Majesti le Sultan convoquers immediatement dans chums des deux provinces on Divan att hoe. • • Oss Divans seront appelts i exprimer les viral dee 'adonis relativement i l'organisation definitive du Principautis." Of this resolution, indeed, so ante could complain. The friends of the union of thetua Principalities could not object to it, feeling 11•111111 i that the free and sincere votes of the Moliuteneend Wallachians would demand the union ; ear meld the opponents of the union object to it, because they le their turn pretended that the popular vote wouli not be for the union. But towards the esti of August last year the Sultan's government addressed a circular note to its diplomatic representatives enjoining them to ask of the powers which signed the treaty at the eaa. greai, that the question of the union of the Prins& palines should not be left to be decided by the vete of the populations. England addressed an inquiry to Baria upon this occasion, and the latter replied with a long despatch, in which all the reasons which appear to militate against the union of the Rou manians in a single state are, one by one, examined and confuted, regarding them from the point of view of the real interests of Turkey, which in this matter are identical with those of England. I have Dot space or leisure now to transcribe these argu ments, which the Daily News and other impartial journals have in some measure conjectured in their discussions of the same subject. The chief argu ment is this—that the Roumanians, if divided, will be weak and discontented, and will therefore at the first opportunity fall a very easy prey either to Russia or Austria. On the other hand, the Rou manians, united and strong, will be satisfied with Turkey ; whilst, as they will be conscious of sufficient strength in themselves, they certainly, even if on account of religion or any . other motive they shonld preserve some sympathy with Russia, w ill net therefore choose to be at her disposal, or to become a Russian province; since every people cherishes its own autonomy and takes pride in main taining it. The Sardinian note concluded with some considerations more particularly addressed to the British government. ' lf, as has been affirmed," said this note, " and as everything would incline us, notwithstanding the denials of Turkey, to believe, the union is an ardent wish of the Principalities, can the Western Powers resist it? Can they, in the face of the civilised world and of history, assume the aspect of hay ing sacrificed the actual interests and legi timate aspirations of five millions of Christians to the exaggerated scruples and ill-founded fears of Turkey. And will England, animated by such generous sentiments and such liberal ideas, ever be disposed to contend against the principle of na tionality in its most legitimate application? Will she leave to other governments whose traditions are less liberal than her own, the merit of being the champion of that principle ? She will not thus incur the risk of losing the whole influence which she has gained with the great liberal party in Europe, and which is the chid advantage she has retained, for the interest of civilisation and civil progress, for the interest of the whole West." Since this Sardinian note unfortunately dote am seem to have persuaded the English cabinet, sad since Lord Clarendon has persisted in modifying lb first desire expressed at the sitting of the oth of March at Paris, in favour of the union of the Principalities, what reason can he advance for complaining of the scanty complaisance of Sardinia, beau'' , she has participated in all the latest acts of the French diplomacy at Constantinople ? Ow mole opinioa, one sole principle, ase own, has guided Piedmont in this matter, tram the first mention of it in the congress of Paris, until the threat of recalling her legation from Constantinople. Of all that our government has written slue the 13th of August, 1838, to Cavaliere Heusi, its cam =Latimer in the Principalities, it has not deemed it :P44l iiiitiVlollllll, nordsito to alter a single word, since those instruc tions all ossaistod, in, say, " Let everything he dere to wiry ad the legitimate desires of the Ileremodmosi dreshol he the utmost dlispeose lee semi to meow Ihst tholeahostione of thi=ot, et Pods ism lee otholeldresd literally while pereithe that dr Dhow shall bs •is asks lersur so le constitute the = "li osessele repreeetholho et dm interests of all sboossifZL" It was mgokits either not to = a dman iples, at kat practice, or else by her oomotieriner, subscribe the collective note of May 13, and the other note of June 28, addressed to the Forte, against the arts and impu dent manieuvres practised in Moldavia to falsify the elections and cheat the legitimate desire of the Roumanian populations. The protests and threats which thence resulted were the painfut hut inevi table consequences of the step that had been taken, in order that the remonstrants might preserve their own dignity, and not betray the injunction which the Congress of Paris had laid upon the powers signing the treaty. An excess of zeal is imputed to Sardinia because on the 4th of August her minister at Constan tinople was the first to join the French minister in declaring to the Forte the imminent rupture of diplo matic relations; and on the sth, in hauling down his flag from the palace of the embassy. But every body knows how much more the affair of the Prin cipalities concerns the Piedmoutese government than it does any of the other posers, because we see that it involves the most sacred principles of independence and liberty ; and because, moreover, the Roumanian populations have a right to remind Sardinia of their ancient community of race ; and, therefore, in the eyes of Italians, the cause which is now being agitated on the Danube is to some extent the cause of their own kindred. I have no news of any importance to send you to day. You aro already aware that the French mi nister at Turin, the Due de Ontsamont, leaves Turin, and goes as ambassador to Rome, whence M. de Rayneval is at length recalled. I cannot tell you how many excuses and pretexts Rayneval has pleaded for not obeying this recall, but he has at last had to resign himself to it. He departs, very richly furnished with indulgences, but very poor in the esteem of all honest and sensible liberal,. A. • Junld •nd Sow. B.! Y. Two Atom. . 1 The news from India has led to a further fall of per cent. in the funds, but at this reduction the Vlarket exhibits steadiness, and there is no sign whatever of peak. The other departments of the Stock Exchange are also a little flatter. Consols for the 9th of September opened at 901 to 1, and after being marked u low as 901, have returned to the opening price. For money the present quotation is 914, to 1: The Three per Corte. Reduced have been dealt in at 901 to z ; the New Three per Ceuta. at 91 to k ; India Stock at 2121 l ; Bank Stock at 214 ; Exchequer Bills at 4s. dia. to par; and Exchequer Honda, 1858, at psi to 2 . Turkish Six per Cents. have been pressed for sale, and are marked, for the account, 91, 911, 931, and 941. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. are also a little Satter, being marked 991 and 9l for money, and 991 for the account. Russian Five per Cents, continuo in demand, and have been purchased at 1131. The other sales include Mexican Bonds, for account, at 221 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, at 401 ; the com mittee's certificates at 6 to 61 per cent.; and Hutch Two-and , s-Half per Cents., at 64 1. The steamer Great Britain hu arrived off Holy head, from Melbourne, with 101,647 oz. of gold and 104,400 sovereigns on freight, worth together about 510,9881. The dates brought by this vessel are old. The purchases of the public during the last two or three days have slackened, and their effect has been fully counteracted by a large Lund fu • .4 sale of stock, stated to represent upwards of i 00,0001., which was effected on Thursday afternoon for account of the Court of Chancery.. At Paris the hoarse presents none but the most trilling variations. The Three per Cent. Rentes closed yesterday at 67.5, both for money and the end of August. Money is more abundant in that market, and first-class bills are stated to have been dis oriented as low as ti per cent. This, however, may be partly occasioned by the dulness of business. The last return of the Bank of France certainly afforded little encouragement to the idea of a reduc tion in the rate of discount which is still entertained in some quarters in Paris. l'ending the return to town of the leading operators, busineos on the bourse continues very inanimate. Of the 40,5001. in gold brought to Southampton by the Jam, 20,0001., consisting of Australian sove reigns, has been sold for exportation to the Con tinent. The specie and bullion cx the steamer Magdalena will be in hand to-day. The steamer Indomitable, from Melbourne, which has now been 114 days at sea, with 123,8001. in gold, was spoken with on the sth inst., off the Western Isles. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon pre sented no striking alteration, but bills on Hamburg, Frankfurt, and Paris were in request, and the ten dency of the rates on those cities was consequently rather unfavourable. The current quotations are shown below, viz.: Amsterdam, these months, 11.19 to 1 ; ditto, short, ILIB to 17; Rotterdam, three mouths, 11.191 to 1; Ant werp sad Brussels, three mouths, 25.33 to 71 ,• Hamburg, three months, 13.8 to 1 ; Paris, three months, 25.60 to 21; ditto, short, 25.20 to 6; Marseilles, three months, 25.60 to 5; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, three months, 1191 so ; Petersburg, three moth., 361 to I; Vienna, three months, 10.29 to 31 ; Trieste, three months, 10.30 to 2; Naples, three months, 421 to 1; Genoa, three months, 25.76 to 80 ; Leghorn, three months, 29.80 to 6; Palormo, three mouths, 1271 to 128 ; Manisa, thee mouths, 1271 to 1281 ; Madrid, three month., 181 to 1 ; Cadiz, three months, 491 to ; Oporto, three months, 621 to 63; Lisbon. three mouths, 621 MI. In the corn market yesterday last Monday's rates were nominally quoted, but to effect sales of wheat to any considerable extent a reduction of Is. to 2s. per qr. would have been necessary. The weather continues favourable for harvest work, and the damage done by the late storms does not worn to be of importance. The imports of foreign grain into London this week have been very large. The number of floating cargoes of grain arrived at ports of call since last Friday, however, is only five. The dividend proposed by the directors of Cie South Eastern Railway Company is lb. per 301. stock, or at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum, against 31. 3e. 4d. per cent. per annum at the corresponding period of last year. The profits of this company, however, are always much larger in the second than in the first half of the year. Caledonian Railway stock continues to advance, and closed yesterday at 391 to 40 per 510. share— the highest price known for several years. We are informed that the East India Company are in treaty with the company who propose con structing a telegraph from Alexandria to Kurrachee, and that the pecuniary assistance asked for by the promoters will be extended to the undertaking. The company, it appears, are urged to purchase the Atlantic telegraph cable, and, assuming that the directors of the Atlantic Telegraph Company do not intend to make a fresh attempt this year, there seems no reasonable impediment to the success of the nego tiation. In this case it is anticipated that the line from Suez to Aden could be laid in three month'. In the present crisis the value of such an auxiliary to the arrangements of the British government can scarcely be overrated. The Atlantic Telegraph Company have just issued a pamphlet entitled, "A history of preliminary experimental proceedings, and a descriptive account of the present state and prospects of the under taking." It does not include any account of the company's recent attempt to lay down the cable, but comprises much matter of interest to scientific men. Friday next has been appointed special settling day in the Stock Exchange for the new shares of the Northern of France and Paris and Lyons Railway Companies. Railway reformers have plenty , of work before them in the United States, as well as here. Mr. Charles Moran, the newly-elected chairman of the New York and Erie Railroad Company, hes recently issued a circular to the shareholders end the public, from which we extract as follows: On mWrlugtote the ditties et Preskirt of the NOW York and Me Bsikeed Commay stereties wee pertlealesly called to the peat mews sad dame alai bays owskeelly wept late nikeet INOMPROMM, pelless ben the Elie% sok* adi mad Is dlmal IreMe lam ores nem le IM sem. The meek le el bed le the tree d the sesekhcalies of elf renreeds, thia I lave thessilit it my duty to sand the elleatlea of an t h e lemise imamaited to this important aides& The point. to TOM I wadi mil peraosier selmella see :-11/4. The yea, is lea delis sod le sheds ibelible. 2nd. Tim melee. esem edam awl kekbh red Ida enema= at the et seenheallee ea mime IA The Yee al fleze mi rs. 4. Osaasele Welke sompemies ea Mate sad mai idea emslesively by sae dna MO. TOD high Wldds Me Salm me ma. Yams amuse strongly against all time mameramil vomelfts al follows: ent pek koce to the istereets of illeMbdieta b ft& •pa at ell times sad la ell is ,sentieo eibiliti og thrienste of a aompeay. No salisys of I = i liffiraleem ailli all Ms pro in be Royal se ee le pea* le act eitiebed by lea 'fhb we la pump west the mem of jade mai of lewd lbw awl the ea iseenticas of Meheaset sale. It will speed the nibs leis of am& so fre- Mmlee t ese i te s ol du lamleg ine tles e rhset het. ten le reseflo bebeleg • ammed sepals el the lieddenellen et the and of tie polka d envy eenpay,es the gespnbe at each sugeme inset the dam els wow erteee Its melts orbs wake air seek eat dim nine Mem ad d alt lapsing iris ea midis wide elbuneke viola swipe Mit elienewellsa. Ina thal, t he attention of dl Wheel le ems lopeeleol ts, they will, ene vlitt t o en York sad ▪ Italbsed l= " 17:6 1"" =et aisle le mil the , sal= mei liateilme Isom ae, I eel dedirldem el empaim, if beim Ow edam v. met Mr moot aiming of ilkar V, aid eti mide mdee, the maiopoot of en Wheals la the bade studs wM Owe maw sapid is the Ina biereas of elhe dediselime. The kliewlft weekly wastraary of the produce market k from Mere. W. I. and H. Thompson, and dated last evening : The markets have bees steady bat quiet this week, sad there is not any maimial Improvement in the &mad foe virramiro, Ammer - 22, 1257. meet Wads of poidece. flamer sold et • briber decline et 414. ea la en Tswelsi, width dna WI to iseressed Mishima Air esgmessiezo art exportatioa. At tenloy's ales there tor mistresseneltlas the *a seas Imo post, the above de- Cllwistrewstelapeactereved. PlimetelanCeplos cease oTd steadily at the Meeks welted ism Friday while Costa Rica of the new crop west at pi :eta rather was favour able to the buyers. Rice has bean quite, sad is sow ad. to 64. lower in some mesa. Wbite papper t at u tlassier. Salt peeve madness vev the better rating even hyper thin before, sad diem appear to pets for snivel, with few weals °feting. la is bat a may limited bagasse has been transact t The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, Angunt is, competed with the pre vious return, shows the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active Public depoeits Other deposits Governmeot securities in banking department 10,603,654 without. mitten Other securities in banking department 18,203,498 Dearman 475,668 Coin and bullion in both departniente Seven day and other bine 733,090 Decrease 3. 262 The Rest Notes in emery' 5,682,740 Increase 131,530 The Treasury deposits have diminished 769,9041., whilst the " other" deposits have increased 423,4941. —variations which are ascribable to the payment out of the British exchequer of the Sound dues redemp- tion funds. The "other securities" having at the same time run off to the extent of 473,5381., the reserve of unemployed notes has increased 131,3301. It 1.4 satisfactory to find that the Bank has been enabled to discharge this heavy liability of the government without trenching on its reserve. The decrease in the bullion is trifling. BANE Or IMOLA ICD.—A. palmet to the Act Itls r 8460/10.. 6.31. foe tho week •0d... 00 110triday, August 15. 1867. mt. ...... too. NON lord C.6.47;,706 Debt.... A 31,015,) (other P•eur1414....... 1.414.900 Cni• aa.l /Milos 10,004,766 alter 11./11.• 116.1716,766 incelsali Preireters • Certal 47r4.74;17::;;;;;rt Seeerittee Sat .. .. 3 633 UT (hidd. Wog Weight P , ..tille Dre.3l;ller:la . . 1 Aeritty, ..... „ ... d1A,591 GU essehre„ Mar. Herm Other genertties .. ... le :03.4:13 Voice .. 4 Serra/ . Noir . .. -..- . ... 30,4740 DOA. rid Dir. Acre.) MO NT I anewrler lea .. &Alit Other Deparia rum day and oilier Mr 133#11 .--.1 434.133.033 /33/1.131 , 433 Auger 10.131 T. J. Z. WAIL Deputy Crider. FRI DAT ETINIUIO. The funds continue heavy, and a further reduction of I per cent. has taken place to-day. With the ap proach of the period when the Overland Mail may be expected there are the usual speculations u to its probable contents, and the market exhibits the usual appearance of anxiety. A moiety of the ad vance of 14 per cent. which took place after the arrival of the last mail has now been lost, and the market will doubtless remain very sensitive until the prevailing suspense is relieved by the receipt of actual tidings. Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to 1 for the 9th September, opened this morning . at the same quotation, and gradually receded, closing at 901 to 91. For money the last price was 90:1 to 1. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 90{; ditto, for account, 9th Sept., 911, 90:, 91, 901 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 1, 3 ; New Three per Cents., 91,a, 3, {, 3 ; India Stock, 2131; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1839, 984, 981. Exchequer Bills were quoted 4s. dis. to par. Turkish Six per Cents. continue to droop; the closing quotation was 941 to 3, being 3to per cent. below that of yesterday. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. declined 4 per cent., closing at 994 to 2ex div. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. were quoted 811 to 821 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 40 to 3 ; ditto Deferred, 23,1 to a. Russian stocks continue to meet with a steady demand. Sales are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1832, 961. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifs., 991. Mexican Three per Cents., for account (28th August), 221. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99,984; ditto, Small Bonds, 093. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents. for account, 231. Turkish Six per Cents., for account (•18th August), 941, 3, 1, 1 ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 99:, 99a. Tho Ariel, from New York, has brought 33,0001. in specie for England, besides 27,0001. for the Con tinent. . . . 1.130 16 3 10 611_ ~{. ~ NO F.. 7 glii.',. A I •II !•!??1 = g. 41 Rank shares to-day were rather dull. City Bank and Union Bank of Australia were quoted somewhat cheaper. Ottoman Bank shares were rather offered. Land and steam shares were quiet. New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Land were marked 16, being still offered. Crystal Palace shares closed at 1: to 13, and London General Omnibus at 3;3 to 33, showing no recovery. London Dock stuck was officially marked 1003. 1,010 444 411 f.'4 I,•14 1,014 1.•44 AfINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. Very little business has been done to-day in home mining stocks. The only transaction recorded in the official Stock Exchange list is in North Frances shares, at 9/. St. John del Rey shares are marked 121. Other foreign descriptions have experienced no change. Subjoined w the official list of the closing prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers : Ernst Alfred, 31, ; last Russell, 375., 395. ; Great Alfred, 7, ; Ilerodakot, el, I; Kelly Bray, 94., Ils. ; ILady Berths, 12s. rd., 134.6 d North ltoskear, 100, 106 ; Sort ridge Console, 11, ; So uth Frances, 2821, 2871; Tincroft, 41, 1 ; Vale of Towy, 17s , 20s ; Wheal Edward, 61, Wheal Grenville, 21, I ; Wheal Kitty (Lelant), 22, 00 ; Wheel Ludcott, 365., 40s. Cobre Copper shares continue in demand, and ex hibit a further recovery. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : MAO le 111,0•11 IS 1.060 SO 11,0•0 le WON I It,OCK. *I lOW 74,000 I 01.000 II Sy*. ID ,0,000 I KM II 10t,111$ I 60,00 1 li•Aer 1 10,00 r SI 1011,000 • 7,110 II 61,174 11.111 i IIT ii«~e The per market continua baoyant, and it is generally thought that, with some little improvement in tho Indian report., s rise would be very probable. Tin is in diminished demand, and foreign bee given way in price, with the ten dency dill rather downward. Iron bars and rods are bought pretty freely, and makers are auttleiently well supplied with orders to give there Brumes in quoting. Lead is in good demand, and prima are firm. In speller little has been done, and dullness still prevail. in this metal. Tin plates are bought freely, almost eagerly, at full pritos. FRIDAY IVININO. Business in home mining ..locks continues rather restricted. The chief feature to-day was a fall in Wheal Mary Ann shares. Cam Brea shares have been dealt in at 401., showing a fall of about 161. ,within a few days. Great Wheal Alfred, Sortridge Consols, and North Basset shares were all rather flat- Wheal Margaret were rather firmer, at 671 to 681. Wheal Edward shares were inquired for. The fol lowing transactions are reported to us from the Stock Exchange, in addition to those comprised in the official list, via.:—Cook's Kitchen, 41 : Wheal Gren ville, 21; Vale of Towy, 16e. 6d., 17s. 6d. ; Wheal Edward, 61, 61; I'ar Consols, 201, 21 ; West Basset, 27 ; Tamar Consols, 245., 261. oliAltli LISTB-21118 DAY. Two oTtoom. The railway share market to-day is rather flatter, owing to the news from India, but the decline in leading descriptions does not exceed Ito per cent. London end North-Western stock Is now quoted 102 to t ; Great Western, 63 to ; London and South-Westerns, 461 to 471; Eastern Coanties, 11 to I, being firm; and Great Northern, 241 to Midland Stock has receded to 831 to t. The Indian lines are rather flat. Foreign doserip floes are generally quiet. nigniosiksrsaumi AND raze. 7 =tit I li = ... tr w ir .. •=t i i i ; MOM Lou It Ow. 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I Do. 11 /11aw *maw 10. 6ft re 14,460 0 Ireillbailallslllina WI If 1 SIAM 10 ParawlollBllol Um. all SS /I SIAN /0 100.11*/ It 4 ow *.llllO 80 Sayvamy fras W II 17 LOAN 16 04.1604... di 8 18.400 ISO Sur 11.115C0wa" ... .=:. 411 II es 1061 1 S.SO mow. 11 11 4 IVO 33 *ask As*** UM— WI 111 MON 1 *marina 1111 1.0 11 1 1 - di I 14: 4 4: 3 ; T Z t o.. ausio MpsoaDa. . 0. 1 . It I* was 1111 mes Lod* 8 8 1 I l is co" IL *WM, Dodo ----• 100 IS 11 10 Do. Pro 14 lel al UNITED STATES. By the Ariel, whoa arrival at Cowes on her way to Havre we. announced in the Express of yes terday, we have advice. to the Bth, being . two days later. Matters appeared to be quite quiet in Kansas. A letter in the New York Son, dated Lawrence, July 29, contains the following : Governor Walker remains in this neighbourhood, sad is much azinoyed that the Lawrence people do not take more notice of him, and proper.° a conference. A report was cor rect in this city yesterday that Governor Walker had re ceived instructions from Weshingt no to theist in the enforce ment of the cello:doe of thus. Nut wishing to report the mote until amused of its correctness, I restored to SA the Governor if it wee tree, giving my reasons for &Mg so. He considered the question impertinent and .eked what right the people of Lawrence had to report stories about him? Con sidonng his question in return impertinent, I declined giving an answer sad WI. The cilium of Lawrence haveauthorised one man, the mayor, Janes Blood, to speak for them: but Governor Welker refuses to recognise Mr. Blood as having any authority, and we are consequently left without an op portunity to put • word into hie gubernatorial ear. What the end of the whole matter will be is nut yet known, and all are patiently awaiting the result. To-day I have .... 4c; titiou, containing 4,000 names, from the citizens of to Congress, *eking for our admission into the Union under the Topeka constitution. When ell of the memorials which are out for signature are in, the number of petitioners will be much greater. A St. Louis correspondent of tho New York Weekly Herold says: The Isamu Hera fief Freedom of the 3rd Wet. states that Governor Walker bed received advice., from the commandant of Fort Riley that a large force of Cheyenne Indians foal reached that station, and that an attack was hourly expected. The fort has no fortifications, and is garrisoned by only half a coati:env/1 infantry. The Indians had driven in the settlers, and coromitted several mordent in sight of the fort. Governor Welker immediately sent Colonel Cook, with all the force under his command, to their aesistanee. The following telegraphic announcements, dated St. Louis, August 6, appear in the New York Daily files: Advice. from Learenwoeth, Kaman, stale that ninth reitemer mats= =out of the retie= reaares sea mirs Two mea area Q Quad= was wed= ebsirged with the mad= sad Utak alhoilan illedeedi the adasees at e :a•billy vapid Ind et oder ena mean= rest's aside drew me 1% 0 0 esellarts of Baum er Purr were seder lynch law. A desjelalb fens W n, of the Bth, says Goer Ma= bas net p t to the oommunication of the aide agettmer rafts ewer maths ago, relative to Card Ammar ears Y amaska with the rejected treaty. The cider art =reel will not be =forged LOZrelleallat New Otemede, which, however, II midday =enema its granger to allow met se wen sorallriL aw ndreel by war three= owing to the Pram sista It. =paean& ae to amebae wee mar illyserselishels lialemeat of the pending quietism Mem de Sea dmornmesta. General Herren nes as Mee Ind sadher bilerriew with General Cam to se en= win the eimisletration permit Coate Rica or say ether Carel Antares state to diniin'sh the para . Our teembre d Nicaragua, or divide or absorb the ter etory ; tgsi et this Let they are probably by this time awes. There is ao queers between this and say other country that dose not pregathe a quiet sad tatisheaary settlement. MEXICO. The New York Herald of the Bth mays K'ahewrrwehoesVon erns to the ilst, sad from the city ot Marko to the 17th dare. As fez se board bass, the *odor were tavotnehle to Co- , senthr. • reveintiomy inesearnt at Maps, in the isterett et Basta Ana% is spina d riming the gsweenamt wash ansdara The spgrthallei Spanish messi SOWN hater the aseenows or the theism growth* hod has anima bled the Nationd Orel In minor We haw am hen Tampico to the 19th alt. The esbrat•Beinatedispe= In the need eisetkes and sa-Othuner Os the dr ice el the people. With the emedisa d the Wilma to the manes, the thee sod thy et Ter** we, trith The gouged el • war with however, erne to mow *der the allsdien dare asighows at the gessint it... The shim bra draft bison arms. &wog ether =the thearay d the lateder has addessed • *mai to the gettemose cAe eased their ea dr ryes. It highs b elsaingthd Gen. Laresigea, the Made+ Bray, W net yet her brearedy received is his (Adel esdinthosthe that. notwithstanding everything Mt% her le add t• • se** and inevitably , tilted*, boleros disk 11111 daniththe it the justice of her IMO. Mexico awalle with sthemes the wane which thuds sal take, aaid that ir war and elm, nigingeri. paristhes of hat Nth ths le ark te red it ; and ale wen the Sr deers des sneseel Odd to bell Mira' Or& thaw thdr thoweri wady Be whether arilse—in the r ay, to lesswit rye* at Ode norlem`eadalltv te the paper Xhistry at the Isthosiaphth Is wieseatien with We ambled the AU Naiad rye that is ear pit • war with Spain, Careesedert IPS Or hiressif at the lead of the wry, la which ease Jams weed be peubled the fa veva to of the = lic etde end prospect of the sogsda tithe be the two goverszethis s ft is stated tad goer* believed by nod et the papas .t the capital, that hoter:- lions bath lases seat to Clewed Lefnigna, to the WPM that if he be sot ofiddly reatved eight days eller =to , to the egodsh goverassent of in the receipt of said he is to withdrew hos Madrid. Thr, says the Ideresrii eery, will dosndly bring the long-yendtng Breda sow don to a does or wily or the other, n the tonne dtheaszt two ISOM& CUILICOVII SCENE IN A CHURCII.—On Sands Omani bet, ea sotoorimos took fa Little thumb, whisk, fre the tau, etwe t math alarm. T chunk II unisrisk4 • timpoilli_ropois, and Is still in • very militia dole: Ma WO of leet Bewley, it ewawa Meted are lime ea tie pea, whkh, &Wag upon a tomb. 8171 .4 mi1e a leaf diem s *au swift iv) stye wee mode to the bora for the fa y timpeaht est the will trier anw comis=ar ems. Asa sew • some awed that Who Some tuella to the MN% Wham fle=g git 6l : iadowa sad mode as web ma so millst mid dos d tats" p ot roma e sod = w elks" mita lOz eltierohweedia cifr. Paro), when eein imassoat eise~ea not • little to esa ilikara pilaf sat to tie mob the reel ship et tbe era, aaa rases Oat they shield eels awe Aiwa its the slash bar lie alai lb whisk hal beta se assimethaily TUT _ however, Mein he lar witi wee ihembet diawfwel with the Weft la Se quia.--tiebiefawif Ovraids. A Maw Aim Vines la Ma Homier, Nee, says tmhat egthe hie slum et the Aadelea Beak have ems& ea etwealea, the eirewitlea at bank We lawfai W ares/ by And I. ionise if theta; whit the smug el the tadorne Main* et Ihnim sown is of Ulm. of arm an aogemaltalit d ale COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market l rather firmer to-day. Town tallow la garried 61e. nett meh ; Petersburg Y.O. on the 01,01, 61e. 9d. te Dee L ; her, OIL ; Await 61a. 6d. ; September, 61e. 6d. ; October and 69a. 3d. Main= Avineore :—Town Tallow, 645.; fat by ditto, A. 4id.; yellow &mien, 63e. 6d. ; melted stuff, 4 6. . 6d. ; rough ditto, 2 60 . 6d. ; tallow groves, 175.; good ding., 7e. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Yr. B. J. Darla reports a short supply and brisk trade, rather better prior. Prinks meadow hay, 68s. to 76e.; superior ditto, 78a. to 84e. ; inferior ditto, 50s. to 80e.: new ditto, 66e. to Kt ; rowels, 60e. to 68e.. Glower, old, 904. to 111 to los, ; sexed 30s. cut, 86.. to 100 s.; new, 90a. to 106 e. ; straw, COVENT OARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) The at bolt though modelotege stillicbrot for the East Mies madame to banished In abun dance, bat *wig to tbatt being Is msay cases mitre they have sold slowly at 30e. and 89s. NI. per 100184.; beet sample, have radioed from 365. to 40s. Preach st udio( still continues to be imported. Awn vegetables as Preach beans, and cauliflowers • the latter are from 2a. 6d. to 3s. 6d. per dozen. Cucumbers am plan Barcelona nuts fetch 22.. per Mabel; new 8 sod Brea* 18s. ditto. Cut dowers consist of aec3, Chinese pima*, gardenia., heliotropes, geratimus, violets, Woo ' nate, beak', and roses. It I MAREMS. Pt(LtIL—TIN wpm win of brows or Pratorado rapt po w duce of the &hal poreereta. la Marton for the wen somas .7.4 1. 36.... per est. otehrdre of deity. he retun. Of Naar the t ' f the Maarktlaa Il• irons of ender the ender* of tin Up of li worm.. Aeon, 11.—laportors harks .toop a dlepenho 16 pi the tame. than boa bra Falb!, IRON .1110thlflog lb BIN Wait pi, nifty derlag tbe ha 4dare, aad about LOGY tads mod Mat 1..1..,. aim of raki, to the flaps. 6A fraud faa for ordtauz to taldel . 11.d 0 7,Trhtld.. fr !N.Y.. e 4 I are on aeon. dr sop tllO mu. INacz. in [KM . loofa., a o oe t alo rapt &mad. .ad wow daaholone moo be aeeted IN. avow. Lan boa boos le moderato deduad at k kV, Y. Td. pa proof deka far Leeward+ sod Denman. COTTolo.—Losatmos., Ar arm 21.—IfIth mom (aomas* from India, and • Domeolat easier money north.% ho den or ea. —. lune not ash seismal tormstene h e op tut the tmle. oneoa4;Z sad •apottins ban saga been an he op rotors donor lemeot osef. Tu. ...Mot, oomeonsatly, In Moly sneolteoted • rem had vadually lonninalng kmkoey lo all deterlyttom enday prom re tend onllastry American and manta. me trOti I, fee Ito dm. than on Wrhloy Int. Low Antal are gh mooned for, sod aro noehmen/ to wino. numb. area., deee batter ottolltise to the !St.{ of per Po. W. @ very ellleftle Mee. arallig !Salle Men lo good mem. med martini, uttered have almoood :t1 per Tho odes to dmage balm, O,vOU oo mmentation h,r Tbe ban sales Ws are 77.510 foi., .4 *Melo ni vi. of hare WA. kbilk. A tel bada, no t o,lhl r mot, esponem. 010 Montan, m.sl; thus lat•lnt SCOW MAO all Ma to to the Mk Th...momsed mateatko • to-d 3) tortee :—Mmens, oolk, Nevi 011. h. Lod. Iho thoolt ,4 out ." Ando, In 4384.Tt Mks Imo that; ot, the :Mod August, ml,llo muerte.. end • total of t,3 .540botesAsealmt and • total of 778,X10 bake hat year, COTTON GOODlL—Nlascrions. AroCle 2L—Tbou to La a talc donarol foe yarns, and 'rug bib& of eels are ...orb, fu reque t. housertla, hup eke..., and t Cobs co r. opppp. • - •tely nob tbe prolucikm, sod were ol a moderate iven.to for WA IA htle the Market thni bulbous he Ire. hurt p InCturrar 14 nuelrhst nOroc. bedaub tbny bud at Inun.lb s t In ip pmpartlara In 'Ouch 112. .and e •trirn are ridge bi vette. There It none ullAt Improisnorot in the prior of efeaelp Ti.. pp ) , of I liana ch , lbe an: shebtly, 11 at •11. legato tbe) wore • nouhth ogo. but owhig p.l) t the: Iserourd prodlefoes• ;aril) to law' pure. vo ls partial who have neon telluraits tttt atatY ih,p ) ppouyypeyfrown sofas Ore °PO wool rha of Wahl, revery flon, sad sot. pi] rs tore a•ltsJ Jo la fuss. 10 yew t Ina geINUI ads•oca Poe hot wok of fun, • tr,r , lb .. noun luosey wNI wmorp.4 hoe Oho. a obloellleu,Sult to Mir py m new coements without even • use. hwv o 1 , 411. cover the 'mowed not of cotton, nit Is no. Wfelike; Woo In the tratelhan Mudd of are furl 044 to , 0 0l e fot ,ve bee toe, tot the Larlod, he ass, nu Ord MIA In rekbelber ro loos cher' of i'leMtuu it WM.. Mel T Ytsn j o bb . arbba Lou to. sau : We. bade hut • fair dry al week, and It Is ot.trohlo whs. ;pontiff., 01 Invertalre Ng.* the market Is *WIN fu wny 1u50... , to ropily Wan One loon on, stocks for Ibe 'vt two months ho re 'wed Welles vole trst renders It no low, h''' - eble eutAr eh two ite On&wad wh.t we re bat for two rucovreve inontia Imam On quote • pveral vireo 0 On 'roue trd nro IL has been owed* *Atom a few • lo pad. and the narlia puma. , Co them at otabPler, r teamtaal NI •Ab an upward teudata to Qv nate lea aka et saaaulacturad good..' WOOL —Ligaiimot„ •rorgg kinds of Preis% asses ear randy gab. bad docks bdag kW. aria, ara Orally roalutainel ♦ A fa, errantof tarlog. law bees does ef bag. gaiety t P.. tlacdpioa Scotch Womb: The stoeas couttade my goad, abl prices Inc gAbso CORN.—Coluenroati. Aro. 21.—There we. awe eoriliff of whet for the we, et of the petrotad woody of good quall4, but In cowmen, of the mstber beeneolog Ane. It eatoiLd a doll isle at a etco or% Dar or. on :newt ..mete.. Mel. 50 V. eta white. finr. to oh ho ley—A few wunpleo of new oto offer. which reollvd 4w. to eet qr.: nudity Am. /Jeans awl epruag corn aurae, and fully r der. • Itscoul, Aro. 21.—We have had a fair supply of what tv.dal gnat &upsilon Wag of the tea ay. to courequatoe .f the baba weather. the Wade sus door at U. deal. i_eg et 110 ollaba. Wheat. rad, UL. to 64, ; abote, aw. to Ti,. W•a sssss a, Ate 21.-1 bit Ina weather ban AM • deeded do upon the market 1111. manioc nod what rue slow of ..to. flail frevb was la and otdl oemples of %bust 4e. pa qr. Inwer. Dare wheat bad • tar ralo at 10a t;fo. for aad to false wWw. firlatllag barley la tale demand to . beau rt goad,. nod a ;Oa oats SW &Ilk Do aura Mersa of the Wcek MILO, Aut. 17 —Rhin. 2.101b1y1 7d. ba , k7.12 , . at 376.6y1.: bate 5. at 17a; Wad peat. 3d. 4Yt 00ALA.—Lennow. ACOCST dl.—Landau Hartley. hs.. ilolrnd : 'Canfield Moor. Its. 30.; Ward. Went !lard ;. 11. n. W)lnan. 14.61.: Wpm% 16, ; W.V. End Kkl./.11. 1, . Nil. 41 / nunnellEne, 13..; Wad.% End Hamel. I:..; Wane End Keile Orange,Wain End Stanart4.l% ; Wain End IlunlA hall, In: Walls 11;nd Teen, 114.-61ann se market. 39; sold, 33 TRAFFIC RETURNS. af W. Yee. 11 Iff. T .1•1. 1 , 01 LA 1.1.14T1L OP. amine. <Medi.. lti. lam W.rits *Mill Jay 30. t A t Detroit sad Milwaukee ...... TS 919 ill Week seam August 9. teeth IkttLb ................ le 3.79) 2.70 i CCM 41 • Wat endlas Auput 13. Verb &steals Irkinoa• se AWAY — 2 , 4 21 Worn ameba Anicut 11. Aarrup swl liatsordaga —• 11l 1f.4 1,2t0 west esdaas Anguat 12. Pablo — 171 103 :74 311 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASUALTIES. Iloroas, beam t. at. Mamas, b.. pat into Quesnstown, leaky, el will bay. to &KWIC— Liverpool, 00. Y I. Eiji, Mariana, Captain Stoop• of Goat ado% from Newcastle frig Petets:arg, ass aronded and areclud yesterday; ere. soak owe° inet.—Tbtahad. Ault. 19 learn Loewe, of this ;Jet, Captain Irokina. from Bred and Paned to Walellued. was abandoned on the i9A Anne, 1C 11311•5 NA of ter LAard. with 10 test %Wet in her bold ; arew navett.-4 month. Aug. 21. LIVIMPOOL OWN At Foam, Eta mt. at h.d. tm), at Geow VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Any from Barbados. lar Liverpool, July SO, lat. de N.. Ha. 57 W. Alma W (rbip), from Bombay for Llretps,4 assist 12, Ist. 40 N., la Bo 2 seselersoard, Loco, tram Cardiff for Bombay, Jot,. 3, lot. 215 ti lock to.A W. "• City et Palliators, from Liverpool for New Yon, Aug. 9, lat. 41 J. low. OS W. Collinemood (4141„ tram Moulmein, June IS. Beeper, from 1... mewl to II annual.. July 9. hit 45 N. !on. 11 W. Henry CMT, tram Liverpool for New York, Aupun 3, 1,,t. 41.37, GIS , . lotlorodebie (el, from Me'bourne. Autuvt 4 , off the %reran lihir Inn. 343.39. Mien of mieb, sod repo fel with now more.. J. P. Mom hem Liverpool Ti Calcutta, July; lot OM, kali% Lots., from Dimmers fur Lembo, July all, lat. SS X, lam 17 W. THE RAGGED SCHOOLS OF SOUTHWARK:4IP terday morning SOO children belonging to the ragged Wasik of St. George-the-Martyr, Southwark, accompanied by tie Rev. W. Cadman, M.A., rector, the Rev. Mmes. Bet= 8.A., Lincoln, B. A., and Wallace, 8.A., gentlemen connected with the London City Nisi; end the teachers, proceeded in two steamers bee the City Pier, London-bridge, to Erith, and thew walked to the splendid park of Sir Culling Ewe, Eardley, who, with the greatest kiedneaa, lent ho spacial lawn for the recreation of the children, who were mil with a substantial dinner and a good tea, with an attends' of rake in the interim. The young folk. amused the at various games, and returned by the same conveying early in the evening, highly delighted with their holiday. [ADVERTISEMENT.]—TnE PEOPLE'S PARK, ILO 93 "Came. II ustrated amity Paper, twice Ole NO to ha plehml Pep* Hs owlta , o a Por.mit of Frank Co ra l Req„, Min • hi tlmeritAkm of the Peop!o's Park, and - ier Myna &sett of the month mat Donor. The amiti swaleraration of UM War in Kabylia ; too licarall from Pleteres is tka Manchester Art Tmewrm Ethihttire; sate striking scene front J. P. Smith, eeteto sled tale of The row , . Stodge ' hled le mathva,l to Ibto number ;a.is A. Parra NI Ito bis nod Rapabtleans." tad. h con , thae • graphiedetniado the Pint Napoleon. at Illahmthoo ; also, A Care frw UmPoewma ' Blom of a Within," le. - Lowlon W. Rent mad Co. [Advertisement.] TEETH.— GABRIEL'S PIS yea. Wnirs Guns Paares.—The hot doppine extant Pieria toothache. and renders the decayed tooth s mod sod u.efri Iu welt' U. ten MitieLel shoe losortloN. Po .1 by all etsaohtt in toss el country at la. ed. par boa. Arttedd toetb. with the lat provementa ; no mrtners or wires of SDI at-K . (1141.M; near ea. 11 0 6 .0 or Meat. from 3a. 60, per tooth ; Ganda, 11l .***tattbed &®U*. yl. Ledutploll. Wool" °team the soft and 134, Duke-Aran, Lin rpaoL Eetablithedleel. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. COOL—Amy. IT, at Peep;don, Worcater, the wife of the art.l Coot, of s daughter. DE VT—Aug. IS. at libetoae Hall, the wife of J. 11. Drat, Oh of • eon. DODdO I C — AwI. 11. at Bright.. the wife of J. 0. Newel. M.P. of &daughter. DUCKWOIIIII.—Atif. Hi at We. 11 . 11 ”. . l or E . ". /34" worth, of a daughter. GU If, at North Ituoctoo. Notfolli, the • lie a woo W. El. Gurney. of seem. If, at Itatosbury. Wilts, the wife of de Sees' Merrick. M s daughter. 111:00ERIDOE.—Atri. St. at high Agatmt, eurrrf. irb it a medic of • We. TURNER.—Aor. 14. at 1111aplacc, Whltechapel, the site of W Alfred TWIN.% of • daughter. MARRIAGES. SOLI —DAVITISON.—Aow 19, at Christ Church, EirlitolYMPJ Row J. P. F. Davithos. L Nol., Eq., to jytty FObdmMt at of W. Davidaoo, Esq., of Statuette. DAVENPORT—SLAKE—Aug. 11. at &. Peter*, Fate.o o s 11.40,1.. M. Damp." CM o &WEI • the Ws H. M. 13111te, of the Plotth. IS•Yo (Eat.* PAWSON—WHICSLIL.—An. W. at Chri t tet t ureta.For.q.EpAt ReY. V. Masker._ IL lEtroon, Eq.. to' SYJeoh•w—._.....t. Doily. deeper of W. 0. Wbsolor, Sq.. of Perry Volo. MANBO7I-11111ZIL;ket. IS. at St. Sterbat.t. t. Jaates.quart. to Jew. otot-- °' J.... • wwws. Ettepstono Hardwick. Dedfertitilit PP NOSOFT—WAILTIEL—Aeit. Trinity Citult i att" "a4lairwttilrolbtrMOiTiloPitere MY J. WX l '. 4 yaw bitestat. SCHLESINGER STREATYEILTE—Atty. =O. ( 1 . 4 . Illisst ton of M. B, Seltdatoger, Eq.. to Emil? 110 .a b 00 . atwitter of the Mb Jompb near/ ktottfelE. Eq. DEATHS. BUTCHEIL—Avs. 10. XL R. Butoitte, of Du1 , 0•4 4164 t (islgd24 64. ,yj 01 U.1 DELL —Au 1 .17. at Belea Oestle. Fhr4 1,46,01 t C.Y. O' .11 Rend.,lph•cressest, idlabonth, Woof the DAVIES —A It, et Irealey.ptere. Flermer.reed, Mr. e formerly of Wel ng. k, 80Mille • UM et E etEW — t 6 E lar It Cur:biome, Betenalvem the s°' aced IVAN/4.—Avg.10,141/1 SO. at We. so. Ovenerroed WO , / 11 11. I rell. t i. reeklease of Mr ses, Mary Anne, Udoo of the Isei • LETTBOII.—Am. 20, U Greatloy VOL, Folkestone. Du _,_,,,241 146 o f of the We %mut Fothermll Lett m • Ees and OW of theists HoPutuble Mr. Rum Garg . .. • " Mewl sad Pelslll.4 WWcI. Is Etitek d w ord N. IL tia_Clly ol Wafts. Pee. IA We 000.. t• Oro& La tie Pieftsi al alltistelsra—SAyravAr. Apart "A'" ,~ -~~ No. 3,438.] i - ---- ----- FOR ADELAIDE Direct (ha sod most of bas_strp domed, sad w los tot , alliag amiss ids HELEN I Ma= i rfri. iensiks.l2fier.olous, I FROMM KWH sod .ft., H. Osesousinost iOR SYDNEY, N.S.W. (an 6wmatmlya Odraal had sad daas for 11 Ida gad bat shba•la ddilaiddial add (mourns fat =lliad ddrita, Al (WI Wad radar, 7g132 133 Il Otma 50 eiam. ded ..dar d. lON di. da ; d co.l4lage.39l4lllbeg. THE VANDERBILT BUB SHIP LINZ. ?IIITID 'TAM MAIL BTILANSE Ores to Sew Ye& pShe V : B. ATl .s il i t : L ni k As tire sol t a rr e . k? l, 3 els., Sept. II Trawl amtertitt.... ........ .. °Sober 3 Korth I !WO Bar ...... ..... . • so _,. T Veadert Add y. 4 Arlii .- Prie• of preps pee VaaAerba t et els pee Maga am re Arl4l. 00. tad Al ALL! - .N Earille 6.0.412 Oeseeisedrelerel. Lades. 11.0. ; ler. Al I. Pim, die Is Bereree. Pub: NA Yam C VLIIN. sod Oe.. eaterel ernta. et Ham u STEAM to NEW S YORK kiw .a reri, aed PHILAL o paI. 171,,,..Vap00L tonririlM K•NOAROO ........... CITY or 'levy CITY OF W ABH IN OTON :...... KAN GAROO AAA every sakosals Wed Oabts mod" UFGAAK Adams. 'Ad Z Adommodstles PORWARDIMMACII S I Ptdisdsliels.... AM tell dila le prilsomal esta..—For Wait swamies es MO W MUMS INNAN,I sod IS. err e tto Azarlos sod /WOMB Lamm Os OMR tondos. E.O. IRE NORTH of EUROPE GATION COMPANY Mholted).—H , demnemp HAMBURG foaming Um 9.11 far Gothmtbarg as FRIDAY NYENI kimog by ttm mall Waal of the Octet Not erIB to ante to tot the ea* t the Compumb alb" M. hoot I Me man. T. WILSON. lONft. mad GA. i Di. HE NORTH of EUROPI GATION COMPANY Lywibid).— re CHRISTIAN 1/..—• Ono I Ibr Ofolcdsmaid add r Cbdinlimis c sod ow sllmateS . Tb: he dr gdal WI. sal Ons WO% MIL fIAILI ' and STEAM.— lAN TW CRP, the RHINE, COLOON LIN. I. al Um EASTERN oorN NH aad the ANT*ERP sad ROTTEI mily.tatt Roam Eat Name. —Tao Hama nfatownestrataatly LONDON. Cal IV4IIOII fa ROTTERDAM aad ANI S:T.WAY. rad ROTTERDAM rm.! Farm from Laadoa to Rotterdam, to AatararD. alit Rotterdam. 32. la Yeas. svallabla for a =oath. U a faro woo to Lam rendiaba Mto moral mamma, Ra traft. a. OYAL ori g& O CREMORN L a linmr lig Willis immotT ......t kids Naval Week the " CI W WWI rotes day Mart tier matt • . elt sad di ilk the Oracle Ora Ws da. Tome ht BASTES Vl'llloo Met 111 PAN aM 64'4 MI Lppal=ta. at bait e glrt h 7 . , wort, Nanka /Id Mirlik & kaaket et Mgt i Charade Ware mainamal• Firetrorta by Madam ARGYLL ROOMS, GRI EMS?, EA AAAAA ET.—Tbe W forgaatjetherge, sad whale math mil maiounthre of the We othdostor, the Wel k that be bee takes • the theeacy oocaelooed by C weld. or the now the boo" IleßVter the there nom tie 1 lAMOTTE. late aeA tor my IT eleatteo.th Pans ; also conductor a et the e T tIT , L e . " It oak beld at the Table AA MO. by hie *Needy the Ent en the sal, Iterabeetre to Truce who bans sad delimit.. Au Wpriarthal are sweththeed. The ROOMS. rodeo:tate Witt cm - 111ATIIIIDA Y the nib of Mr HIGHBURY BARN TAV Ness looltaa—Opm Nem7 Molar Pinafore to °ratans Cotten ecioak—deillestly Illuminated Outdone THE MUTLNY in INDL LACE—A caw sad mrat tmerorth Ur above 4ottleet ICV gal' EVENING at MD, ZAHN'S MUSEVM, 4, Coventry, Wuan aho debretai ma :—.4 `Make:phi of Mardwe and The and tha Diguaioa." Admla.l.l4. Mum LIGHT OTIRCOATB UNDRESS .1 l at r lNT for gentlemen of the meet part regamnaubxl ea perfect la eleelgo and gag Initeat Cony Trew. Vette. Paget. an b llt i ta. ie.. are all that ma be Omlow anuariv CA e, 130Y8'. AND ELDltit NI PES SCHOOL CLOTH! alf . AM and Co.'s JUVK OxfaaLalasaL galas mato sad a 1 .40.01... dossbUlt.ad eaa ata gloom Vatican saw Attu bays be Sillsalve Mad, wealth Is maid at asamlb 4. ALMON and TROUT FIE WWI owl dowewl MT wentwle awl ele daierp sad lobby abon th ta— k r , siiiz w erat Ma flea the w Ma lie bow. of trout drew ,tabor of .. P. /Mole. A.,.,... _and mead for say time I Portable Boats. Itlet=7l 4 . 0011170 tn. Minot On CHWEPPE'S MALVERN ntaatared by J. NNW PPE ha• are Holy Welk ado rOO4 i'lLElod•. Needs. 'CAMS W• 11 w t r , = prolooted b 7 • labil.—Lo 13UT YOUR TEA WHILE M lb. M. p tb. Mott, mem co Dot to led sou by to Widens! NW 00 " liP i rn. rty:•% 9t. lac .obret7n T HE RACEaSRoanwtiFgEKSA.E ktrlard aft▪ b Aa %WA A. 241 . 12 ▪ Ibid al IA OZEAUE COPAHINE M WAND CAMINO. savored a LlCONdolly &datable .' la II: lob, sod aenowlediol by alma to be IA et a amnia dlaarday.—ass Loma d ill eddoE will to tarn/dot as soollaatioa. la N. To be bad dty Waist. CILDI emit Y. liarmattial.losamo tal.lll RIESEMAR. Protected Rent 01 Hirt sad razed de Porta mad the InNadel , . No. I. IN a newly for Naze R the Nana. Tdeeerear. 1. 2. I. ittenetrult" i to eah lood d ie: rim et lie 11=7/ rime 6. ~.,.,,,,,,,,..„...,:ta id WieNll " 7•Wiliti eli TeeCt=ealltal T la Ile awed mast we. =weld el We er NIA. 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