The Express. — London, England, 1852-09-14 00:00:00

-- -- 1M ,,, or following any trade or edits', drill p_ag y a he of se p h , sootily, for the ass of the loads mom the. in a they are required to pay the leas eh diced, rod it; ~,tranee, to the odiccr appointed te sushi motet of ',wee tees. Such license may be mmssllwi sit say time, mould the land be required fee say pietas peones. or Is ove quenee of the cionvictiont of tbs liesomi oesupost, la ge y court of oompetentjerishilla, of the Mit sale of mints , or of my deord e fly or deems eleheet eemlassories e .v p ,bli e mwhie or peace; eedl is se MS IP. Say claim w rom p, nation for improvemealls be posegaleel. lv. I.ts a HELD two's PASTORAL SAMS. plaad oe Inconveni ence being felt from the OOPS lades lease, w woo, of the renulatious of the 29 th a 1= such portions of the crown lands as IN ism ander licenses for digging gold, it hes Weems to s .. remote the leases in all such one es teen hi by the oimmiesioner or assistant roamehelseee le be heilabio for securing to the licensed miners the 111111Malilail PPOSSIRe• lien of their employment. On reecielsg ma mom as actessary notice will be given to the teesser ai r Ns cotkor. of the termination of their beam eh. = Duo of one mouth ; and the suns paid by emit term for the Laud resumed, or the proportion payable flew Oka fa• !winder of the term, will be refunded, as provided he la the npalmions referred to. In acting on this stipelatioe, so ort Ater interference with the interests of lbs Imes will be ...stationed 'ban may be absolutely esseerry is ewers the ...,j,ct contemplated• Isir.ii referred to : ....-- ..---- GOLD LICENSE. No. 18.3 The hearer. , having paid to me the suns of one pounl ten shillings oa account of the terri w,,J levees', I t ereby license him to dig, march for, and NilloW alluvial gold on and from any such mown land as I dull assign to him fur that purpose, during the month el 134 , subject to the government mt ulations in force for the time Whig for the manegement to he gold lie id. Thu ;I.conwe does not extend to matrix gold, end must be p,..1,,Ct a whenever cleoutuded by me or any other person u u e g solder the authority of the goveroment. A. 8., Commissioner. ESTZILITES OF TILE ENTIRE tIOLD PRODUCT OF CALIFORNIA. v is a posity, It- , 01, and IlalCa trail annual Circular.) Mail report of ili posits of gold from California : dole. m t a, m i s s I . ,ter Mints in 1848 44,177 1849 6,147,609 1 1 85 . 0 36,074,082 gardirsa .4• B(sta:4p...rt 66,938432 Is Deershis, I , 4. isho:n dod cot reach the Mats is 1861 2,910,214 &parts to fir. ~u iountriis w Ihscraber 31, Nil, whet, nut reach I:sitcd States Mists Eiitimsted aninuit taken overland to Mexico mil by passenger* to Europe, East ladies, A u strulis. South America (exclusive of tumutacturect iu California aad U. Site.. and otherwise, retained by iadivi the country, and therefore not prescoteit to the mint deposits, say Ave per i, lit. or above li, hands of beakers, merchants. mid traders in Om Emaciate. per tabular matemeat pro owed Dec. 31, Itail In hands of b.ollset, and traders In other part' of California and Of. Ron, Dec. 31, 1851 2,500,000 Estimattil half month's yield at minas mot brought forelta Dee., 1851, say In circulation—gold dust and California pri vate ruin, estimated at 20 dots. per indivi dual, and population estimated at 212,000 Estimated product to Dee. 31, 1851 Ditto ditto from dia. 1 to Joe 30, 1852 33,849,774 Total ditto ditto to Joao 30, 1832 174,780,87 STATISTIC* Or TIM POrI:LATION OF CALIZOS ha enrage of the but rinsed computations moth One ear genet population at 240,000. Mivals of Menai the tint sic mamba of the yeas were abse il = ?Imre se every appentente that the seawasi Immbyethea will condom to be as lege ter nu smiths he eas e It I emanaig ~INA mime to suable 4•011111. 'Winne for dilater es 11,1100, we they meet le base milieu= of 300,000 by the SIM M the year-007 1 : 4 017 mat. Wier as& the peeem p ed eplatles thb ot the must this embeakeies base net mimes Were. The . israstsil..l tbe same re is as. tithtsg theilthe, est tart et the iedietriel peeeethe the aal Ca ha at pu Po w 1 at go vol ttv 14 as as to at Dl w at Y at 1 ti a F a ca p at ■ ■ bl U a: al at ■ P aI b tl a tl 11 1 , a a 1 r Cbt Court. BALMORAL, Barr. 12. Her Majesty rode yesterday to Abuse Mi st to visit the Duchess of beat. Her Majesty was aslaalal by Oa Moo Mary Seymour. Prince Albert Went oat deer stalk_iajj.. The dinner party yesterday iselated the Princess HOMO. lobe Laamboarp. tha Pn^esaa Adelaide of Hobraloho Lanpeabouri, tha Right Haw. IL A. Christ' sew, and Mr. and Mrs. Yaniabanso, of lavercsalL The Marquis of !Salisbury, the Earl of Shaftesbury, Colossi Wood, Lieut.-Celoael Nisell aad Mr. M. Hum had laterviews with Mr. Secretary Walpole yesterday at the Haste efee. puretwe were reeelved at the Colonial-ease= froesGoveraer•Oeseral of Canada and the of Us* other North America Provisoes. ST. JAMES'S TYIIOIIII 81X0iLs. --While the lid of ammeall km that pietha of the pdblie which is er Is Ism amnia es modeled as N le et present, we eheald ImegO tbite_lbr_ " TTAIN.M% who are now takiii maw of tii• at the St. Jsase'e=hnalse,wil bit Oho able is sense good andienseh They as me ainsbiss, all tbek repertoire is set earsarlee I bat on all we aline. tire, sot merely be *dr aim hut booms they sing their egrwahlimsalssal sin is • very weer* 117 1 . V•m—Tba oefirt alga anaemia' dm ow ing of the SUNS Si the " Royal Pr." at 111= and precise Omegas wed to ciii it. ses le and tronished to its dues. Lea alipa Sere Ink ia addlis• to the ordinary biU el boo of am* bast, sad Aretrale, an went by Mr. 0 6 = d err ia =re tbs Nam balloon, rendered llobilatka by lottery of as N is bit tef dins Who west hetiMall IMO to draw *5 standing. beaseue s tie bees soaped*, *aeon of sa send alp, Isar sale t or be tbe ariabses vote ei ts l eis is Zb sa l = 1" 01 11 011. &dr lbo ili i= we. as ettnelisa to the Sat swarm of a' Napa, of " osaeles " awe siourlas. Idiom pollaitoseie, amt son malign. Wage at bat se Wow= es Obese of their swasosos Wadi* watt fusimumn. Clllllolllll.— ms = ~lrby floes prams ad levee spit the sesta ef pest ...12.1 0 1 111. lie esaserel segegserst" of Min sal low aeasteesed soma sal plesebale dsossot hen **Await " ebbs " beim. lb °Vest blies*, bear at Ibe basso ves is esnal. the spa ap=es= theoe. awe beedip • la& Mee, sod else srlit Imps ceessons et spolsosor It ass hill poet sit, War ner. Was So pepsolbas men hit orellirldi. Id NW segesoso of siafalea abisb assamtall Weald the peeking of dr II miss alto moreiel amoeba. As N=s M. Nitwit sward bis oaaaedea whit Ns* the asesser babes nee gedebly. sod sees melted Its *lgo mesa the river is Me disestioa of ANO dams of the piresbale eras then the groat of la teral. As soca n tbe lasso lad pt ever ass ibe pandeole woe Ise es. sal the mewl sbeerly dressaled. soesamerleil ter ems diaollee by Ito Wilma. Anise soda bb alto safely bald so Ile Lend Tidiest navy X. Mode sena easadel ebb of lie , rim to the = . 4 ll. :here she nageol mo friends. iblitTORD MUSICAL 711111 VAL 11111FOLIk, MONDAY MORXINO.-1110 at 111111.6 M to sing to Teen Weil hein its dolma NootVrie artistes 10.1)110 he u wtiwl eadval ea Ostardow= by we, of evens. bas Biaslagbeo• and Or mini Wig la_ clan lbe assnits ssisrast at t Isoadird byes& uses won the sossumos of brave swadcaad adisb he smut taboo Ihoival apse hosts dd. sad se es do wail Iris, •ss at Me loatbss assemdslisa at whale WM sowed at s mi sayselllnos at mow. noes is, weaslbiliskovery roodelso podia Ibs poisoWn esstoda sal ma. art mei Is Se b WIG, as Ibe sumo Tansos, •noNose.r Lim Caaea Nash, Übe WO. dens, ea Solsoosha MesgNna Thebes& ie h Web ibs deskly ssd er bead, Mr. M. Miespeve _War. • talsett ir e; the Weigel batons of thaWaredsnl indeal be been sires in the Expos. Ths ersterlos are: 14 11172 stocky, llsydn's Crostini ;" Thursday, Moatidwineo and Seohr's " Let I Its" Meenah," without whirl' a =Wad ndisoa t Andrei kr oridayhs nimble rupee,e appears to be lawitspiele. BRAZIL MAILL Her Majesty's ship Trident le appniated to soil free Peetweeeth with mails las Nabin. brain. Busse Ara, sad the Fallilard latarion lks lf,th met. Tag Ltinit.—Stich is the crowded Me OKI* vita at this tins, that Awe Is easier a ledidarlionso wllh la espy apartment, nor • bed without as aossyset, to be set with either In the tens or la a 8 lta owisublity Thronged as dr capital of the Wm &WM is at ohn seems Id the year, it wee savor hewn le be Is suit a crowded otos se at proeset.-- Westansebssil Orrsoie. A WILD GILL, says the Cistasiali Chrimatessil, was Neuss lest week in the woods boob atealnElds. SIN it trot ebsereed dishing NM oda a replay isily e , ,salle4 by a asey. Cagesis Wilt • bogs WV, mat out us ”tese We darks sell aka emu teasing SOSSIIIIM di d ao idiom loved from her Imaging espowlem Oat As bed bus a lowa m styto. at lus, Amos sbo kne.repil "ths lase. mad W i lld ia week iONNORI Rats aid note. • THE BISHOP OF OXFORD ON CONFESSION AND ABSOLUTION. A wish/saw of St. Wires, Reading, lately wrote to the Risky of Oxibil 111111plakiss that the Rev. Mr. Tame i lts=wl • moms eivesmisr onsfamiss eel ised iseribiwg the iseelsr et = d o 2vgy. The Wasp kw essied Ibe War in ripply ; it is Miremed M Me ihminrerden ef Bt. tlsryh: Invitee* Hesse, Petweith, Sept. 6, 1662. • My km Ider4 Mims this le yes rather than to Mr. —, beim* be mute he me on per behalf, and you are the okay ismilinsil Sakai et the is her been whom such • immunisation Wilt preyerly sem. sad to whom there /ire my WRNS step he 111114 Atly iddemsed. I have recolved, sad ienfally reed, the swum of Mr. ?maw, to whisk Mr. —*a leers referred. TIM points MOW by Mr. —, se elyeeted Mr k, are-1. That it ad. mass (s) unisesios, sad Ai) priestly absolution, in the stressest possibly way. IL TIM it asesibes to the clergy the mem st Mike sieksisses. Now. link as to Ms ket of them maim; I sae lad is the imam se hem sissy sistement this she elegy have the power if *basin& Indeed, the eery oppeeke is smetell. The swim ruse that la the permed mi. of col Lwd sod of Ms apostke, the power of visibly deItrnINININ WOO. by Gore oppeistmest, exerted by those to whom the miskay d elesteilin wee committed , in order, for all An doses he the eineeh, to quicken the faith of stn to the isuldhle by their of the vi sible o ft of perm I Rot Sal so Idat that this power is still cesiketeed te the skew busty. es 061116 dm Amp. The welds. " the OW sea Memetes sinitioisa led priestly obsebetien in the stresgest pswible mum," are net sullisiendy explicit 114 what they allege, for sae to he able to desk es readily se could wish with the amp they seamy. Fes the chew* el lingiffind tembee thst. soder arm skemettesss. Mess el ela se Gale Mails, is to be esseeeemit mai tam by the appelemeit ef pads gross sitesdis Ms dm elusive of Featly nhatintinn. 1 f thanagline. the ambit E &gland% tessides es these reale teem meheenised in the swum peedbie maser, there mad be to the sethisg thst we eight ea that meek to regret " gal iimmes Mr. —. to mess, that the limits of the teething of the church of Zegland are trampsesed is this lemma The mental Mimosa Mimes nor dim* nod Hat if Items. sat the seldest of animism la as I him Seised at Mph is sgs vintaties Marge, Met dm iamb of Ram mimes essiewite on eg o s as MINIM imam ; while our Meet ressoweste it is an easeptimal set, is the cm of thus whim imeimiess are bintiesed by say Ss, and who sr met mat their am einseisms. I have, therefore, ermined wbethsr this memos matiles the Roman errors as to contbasins. Now. I em of Oki that it anywhere directly towhee that itenilides le es 'inl et red daty ; bat I Milk that • i genno le em ployed which Right set to 0. tam that suit wee the pessate4 - belie& I Ili use ma ims whisk mem to me is swiss See broadly she usgeardedly the lessits M seedbrien ; and from which the hearer le set milk* to lave isierred more than I should charitably em bede the preseher to have is tended ; bet the weeds de net mem te be secesserilv erre mous, sad thereby, i net appear to warrant any direst OPII.IIIO. Nut, is to " Peisolly absolution." The strain if liar land to irk Ana Holy lieripture, sad is ~estent with primities wash tat OM has gives es Ik e QeletMa cherub a mieiatil se mossolllstiss. As, Mee he ems by his setisised miasma ki the remsemihm 411111MMIIIS, re newel, shookides, aid semmileiths of me; and whilst all this week of Oak aludia is His rime, He works it ministerially and brissmostelly thesibe misisters of his WWII she sedemeMe ; end are, Weed" it hems, that the sem boss b these, wasdiai ble owststmest. in this week, boss in them *isms whisk Ike some sets would not have, if they um amt by giber see. The errors isle whisk tak mesbise is Noble to be wrested, and by whisk, men or Ism, the Roman done is Infected, an sobs thew :-1. That Cled's minima mot by easy or implemoil_ power Is them mitre. and set =mbliteskily. S. Thal the bludep of Ms Mee se estkoly opts *dr doe peoliessesse of It , that they are dimmed brespesekely M tie faith ef Me sr cower. I. That the gift. of Gore roes ere Mobs' le thee, MOM ihrovik whisk be ins signaled to boom thus. New, I emmet Sod that thee suns an sesiskel is this sermon ; swi I thendits suisbine the Mum whisk it Si. 'it'd rasher be the bitemOlesissei with which to sweat • soli he treated within us seemseemimps% = met whet isms to me a west et asis MOM Madis. tic • Rosh heel et = o bi die thee le wig positively seiessess is Ihe ter. Ma. What. *sidle% I en WIT =obis to my Met I de set see selliest wheel term to thiumeasa I dink=was dr essogh. is the peemett as esalsosesete et man's Wade es to ley oppoliel earerle Memeshei la disk Meshemo, miaow yes o li ely atimiles to the nee an I Moak yes Ms es ; but ebsiblips• seals feel remit esmeired Wis dom so misfit suns% yes will, I am me, bees ia mind *Wilt Muhl be perhomei whit ell hinders, owl tarbssiesse; awl is sow mob she yea wlre a rb s et to ley the mbar AM Woe year roweled vies. nlkMet I do not haiku you Is ham any right te the ML Ms enema. Tim ditty is to memo se the =het yes base beard demise dame& whisk yes be sesessi is seek es seek particulars. The Whey will this rum emit OPUS, as be may think proper. I mu, my deer Mr, ray tinciesly yours, 8. your vicar should wish you le Mew this toiler le he reed by your vicar and the Rev. Mr. Tumor et este. Mr. of it Nisei fedi. Reding. How BAUVX PiIICHASED THZ Munzum.—lo an Nay whisk P. T. Daum tardy costributed to is Asai wu Treatise is Iradorws i 7 or :—" Is Nil I pesehessel the Asseriewt illusams fallow York without a &Aar, for I Wei awe wreath • idler is tan world. Bat I is.. sever dieleasissed; I dews Mt that I would nuke assay het =IV . = sty Wad to it. Lresember awatias s • few weeks before I ease is penes dans eke al de Kieuew. ' said ' Hr. A-0 an as bey*. Anedow Munn' uy it B ! add be, kw bi koser bad es preparty whit do you Weed herbs B with ? "Ikon: for Aver end paid 1 Inn rise.' It was eves on Ilveybelly hed any esesen Kea wish thestrisel. Of eatables hobos. Ikea Idneed anew of Se al nub% Ws. LW% Sells awe banlide rependownes at tin dey, hawear }oMalywets..llr.l on Masse& the man at the suns bad (mew deosesed), a sidle when-add win es ere Asa mete with, lianas an seised h rdwases, win di ensureed *Ong hi. that I we spea ebonies% eel would is es I speed, an mod peepuldes r glee nue* kr MS IS lr pur chase dihe sem= selleelknisegpiadag sa l te:ker elm as th e , @Ed mno can rani the of ail the newsy resolved OW eupewen, se ally dare per win* a WWI it senpore sayllindy, l of • eA sal noes This wee ny ewe or I wn deessalesd or to ![ea that six husdpoll per noon abseil defray all the mown of ay fly midi I had pad In the anew one ny Weems el a wits (and sub a wile is s ' treason 'l l 4 4s alleneed to the affeaseneek sad expressed bra le eat Ibe all, dun le 400 dais. pa mien asseasery. awn by, sass fl[ needs sees I lid punitemed the iniene4 ny hind Kr. Mowed happend tir hi /RI tins. Mee at ohne 12 Willa. sad Iliaad ekes. rob' Isy disaer. twirl& amedeled at a her dins it eund wedj sad nod tint I had wee Isenhe ken been lug= b iv Is Ole lbe pea ne_yeer lisser ?' he have me ant a men dime dose I bnebe the men" 1126111 t es the eabimil,' I replied, 'sad I Mewl never r eat ernethar ea a week day la I get eat et debt.' Ah you are sits, wad will pay heshe nun= Wine the is out,' be ea the sad be wes=:Cts i n thew a per ken that pried, 1 wee In dal reeve dea et the mann semo immat. wa peepert a y s i era pdd sue d Fedi of the Ib e Kee seesseded the owl ion delunied._ rely Mum would his hipt pine win 4 Wens I Inman bun Int stud velledie era la ping bine army day le my Maass, sad my yrusat siasties wield yesbaldy Loa lees very differeat treas Irbil it is." - 001iMil LIBLIGT, U.S.—Front an semi is the Coosividp Motif* of the mei mewl enindies et the Liken, le @freers liter die are am NAN edema * the various = aped. .Isoltiles the MOWS]. asd Weis 118/4/ embissed bade ad priedielo. The idiom dudes Ile lad pier hos eseseided le 1.810 volume id MID e sssisy Ideriiiitztt h t a. siee et Lltze= deilgi.= la ems • it liele sew peededeee. oostatittee et the bold et *mem eopadi a eslooseilesee et their amber, osolklki of the Zee. Dr. 111,20, the Rev. Dr. Jenks. earl Gump lAveretere, mere the mead need, and to mesa * the ad the pills • slieseil of esil wont yeti of the Worery.—Nerers's 1 Croestee Cmaists Houvra..—On Tuesday, the 21st inst., Me Matthew's day, the Lei Mayer, Adams, sad vid: the oevenree at the meal royal beedtale tiAlend Melee =el* et Oberon Chia, Novae,- , sheet, .less ism= le_ to yeseehel by the Rev. Jobe' A. L. .ass n M., et rembesU Clibeldrils: of the et abs ldiednat Tires Med. whieh thry nude 11, is Meat EaD et Mies flook. tat. oktoo Afar smiler ea the leneete et the void bode& will he Mimi by bar of the ender tide* is Islia. ley Lloyd ; Ikedleh, D. ihrostiti ; Dna, by H. H. litok k by J. 0. Otitis* Sena yeses will alberesede be retied by *hen if the emir seheirea, via : lads Alexis, " Os Nooks," by H. T. Amnia; Lads ea " hied the ;%" by H. B. Jim r Gee* a treaded= Roe libehopearee " " toy J. W. Dena ; Lads ilerphies an " The lleturegthe a m," by J. N. 11Leas Heeenelir. a hes Tease's " Lan ," by C. B. Poky a p kt ea Tbomosio "byIL N. Poen Our Wks Endue," by 0. W. ; 1 1 ' ) .Vitts. AYs.H. D. ilmeelbes will rite a pries eseepoddea to Ltls iiresiehser kr whit* din he bees made to bin the int weed of • a.di, Maselemli a be Bina easselly, wider the will of the late am G. liehnde, D.D., a govonote, sod terserly in ostikillowst of Obit's Hoe. I sid. Ozone halm loss w i liest* in to esleet ellen is that tie he abs asiedeed siesta of the Gime NO anew Miss Iselpelee past. immer of tie employ will dee ofs m ems as dee lislNlsg At Oak bee asmills‘ THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY' EVENING, IMPORT DUTIES.-FREE TRADE. Though so often dismissed, there are members of the House of Commons, as well as people out of doses, who do not clearly comprehend what is mosat by protection, and who confound redu.dion of all custom-house duties with protection. la the report of the committee of which Mr. Home was chairman, presented late in the ses sion of 1840, the distinction is clearly pointed oat betimes the protective duties and the duties for and to that we would refer those who have say The former "protective duties" they resommend to be repealed, and the latter to be re dud to such a rats as to afford, by low prices, the greatest consumption to the people, and by the same seem an increased revenue to the state. The report states that " the tariff often aims at in compatible ends ; the duties are sometimes meant to be both productive of revenue and for protective ob ject., which are frequently inconsistent with each other: hence the dodge sometimes operate to the complete exclusion of foreign produce, and thus in jures the trade of tie country ; and often, when the ditty is iaordheetedy high, the amount of re venue beemse is trifling." A broad distillation is draws the witnesses before the Import Committee between the duties charged upon articles imported of the same kind as those produced within the United Kingdom, whether manufactured or agricultural, and all duties upon all sub articles are, strictly speaking, for protection, sad do in fact give protection, to the native pro duces, by which duty the price of such article is in argued by tho amount of the duty, and the price to the consumer becomes much greater by the indirect taxation. The eommittse recommended all that class of dudes to be repealed ; and as tar sa those delks have been taken off, both the agriculturists awl the manniabbirs have felt the benefit of the biased of these pews des duties in the diminution d pine at whisk before the repeal of those &dim Ihn Midas ibis sold. Sir Robert Peel, au Vi mie beeme taw• Awed of the impolicy of mains • dahlia. Mead all prohibitions and many those priestine bike partially, and the public have felt the endimportant effects of the repeal of Hess prohibitions and duties in the promotion of trade, in the increase of employment and in wages generally,' and the protectionist now admits the prosperity that now spreada over all the industry of tho nation, save and except for the capitalists and trades that were protected. Their labourers have benefited equally with other labourers by the repeal of the oorn-laws, and by the freedom that has been given by the tariff of 1842 and subsequent years. There were in 1840 in the schedule of the Act 3. and 4 Wm. IV., e. fi t for consolidating the customs duties, about 1.100 entries of different rates of duty chargeable cm the several enumerated articles, and Mr. Haas thee recommended that 1,000 of these entries should be removed from the customs' tariff; and he stated am. fidently that that might be done without loss to the revenue, and with great advantage to the common, and to the consumers of the country. In the month before parliament was dissolved In 1841, it will be seen by Hansard that Sir R. Peel Masked Mr. Name about the proceedings of the import idea esemalttes, and made jest to the house et the weseemsadation et Mr. Hume to remove 1,000 ad of the 1,160 entries is the customs import I terig yet whoa he took eMai, and was obliged to provide kr the servile of the year, he beam a sin ew* sense to that opinion, and within the year after Me return Is Ale iatiodesed Wile by which GOO or 700 of the entries et ankles were remold from thp tariff, and meg ethers greatly modified. By the returns to prolimmt, No. 141, of 1832, the aggregate amount al peleglive duties ensue to have been 434,1341. on MI aenelhetered articles: and 916,433 i. on 42 *Aides et drialatakjadaoe, show- 1 ing . the aggregate amount of probation to all kinds of imports was 1,380,68 W. into the United Kingdom in the year ending the 6th of January, 1861. Now that we have time to turn our attention to the future ibimplal situation of the country, we would direct the attention et all classes to the awe mbhli Mr. Heel premed tor discussion in the last pi:Herat. The Isl owi ag yea Ms modes et motion for Tues day, lone 22, ISM by Mr. Hume: Thee ft appears. by returns (P. Paper 287, 267-11 of 1852) Ml6e table of the beam, that there are 233 eatries la the alleaheese toil llss et Melee amasesesered Valid amides ft the peer 1011 Mb enamel implas kee lislsta. vallba fa assase Asia ass le My per ▪ as Ma yaks of lei Mk*" and save ankles may kind 111101ar the silkeilide write. via., redwing ie boron Duty. 14e. 1 eesh artide pre- 1 120 saki. producing duds, ender the segregate £lOO ellety wet et C . 500 2.. 1,000 17 4.. 6,000 6..100,000 M. fib Awl didy £434,164 , LW, that there aro entries in Ow Coelsookoule to fit my : t, m sa lifirlatursi maw Ariel Widl impart dodo la ousanad thew artillse be dned =lir 1 1 11* or adiedalee ; mainly, fa barn , &beide. Do* No. 1 ealb article pi 24 artlelee progatioi dpi/ end er ski wt.( UN Illie et dot, UN 2.. 80 3.. 1,1133 4.. MS 6..10000 6..600,000 No. 62 AM duty.. £916,4111 That whilst the opining's! gentess of Mem, beaky, ten ma Mbar gram, sad nes, sheep, oak end eine =sras4 duty his as enema wilk sheik: of she need Zieglent, It k both e t Tre d d itts Is ea essany sad ft the wielding liewY Is einem dada et Import ea ailed.. of o;wrstralisse of no sena hint and elate wlik noes ..wend is Ike Wind es by thus preen tin asibseend ides tbs netl dans en Ingo% On fir ike et ef=z; M &UM bummed. 'flue NB beim will, at lIIMBIKPotbk she Mb Ns essnidwadsa neguillitg eel irdenese et les sr Mktg Wien satins etnwel Import nes Mk sentry, be& et amaketerss aid egeise , with the Usw et ern e :lag Ike at kneel dation alb& JOU wary buena the emairy. et M. Huai was to explain to the Homo to the sonatry_that. although lhr R. Peel W shoe off the tuff GOO or 700 extras in the edam imports, that they yet roman (and be has had thong all stated in thorns Warm to avoid and elizesitiois) 239 of smaulhotnrod, and 42 of aid produce having a peoloallon of near Wilkes sterling. Mr. Home, in the last paragraph ad his resslatias, desires to pledge the House to an early combination of those ditties, with the view of carrying out fres trade fully and completely, as demanded by the agricultural interests, as we think fairly and justly. We would recommend the Marquis of Granby and all that clam of quondam protectionists (for wo mast suppose there are no protectionists now in the mins try) to examine those returns carefully, and to make the distincdes between the articles impaled sod duties Ix revenue, and those with dense of a nature. We trust that the new parlia ment will be seen called upon to make the dis tinction EXTIAO2IIDIAILY Con or DantATlTY.—The fol lowing ilsiesist appears is the Park Dra :—"The tribeueek will wilbsat dolt =ma be sailed .• tepee to try wee erlukh, bee the mask at the seemed wall melts esesalka. The C. W a priaee Me se of sae of the smell shies of the eealekestka, asealtested want mikes at as e v a= 4sried, sad he pewit their reesks, her haft leaked 1 1 : 8 :4 0Bar ii imet inserted. Msniege aid set *Wee her alter • few wormy years, As lessate s sow knew as Ns& PerpMay les sheediew. Est aad ell "sr ~sq, the bad a swesseeks We" sad dessinU hi the !mid wale tall as Wag et the et a emewelei ha--w doe der rwelar was hal, sod who led hese seiseeled as meek M her lame hems es by her hearkiy. Atter ea slimes t all sine time they retessal Park, sad leek ay their sleds l e a s :zisadid heed et the Charge, rAatis, wises the ark kr Is pal her elyastare to kb which he gee die• oreated, mod pig his dale with the pusses& The amid et —, helak betsmaid of the degradisi ills that the oesataw was by mi lialNa s Paris, eadsaysered to WPM a cheap t. separatism boa the ens with wheat she we bat this did not seam the took sae to.. alter' nether, wail at lest the sta4 deem yams low low, /AD WNW' her with mks robbed her et Me prwpaV, sal thew elwrieasii i bet a sista of destitatios, who. is an sdrease‘ 'kW of Owl. assay . Ikea efts, this the ezterual dye of had sad reamer was carnal that eio hM tees ad had dew tse isles& This ea. wear wed es ewe st ea fataky we. ar k was asterellasd a shad bed be.. NMI slies tabli t labial* simile* rad timers dews a woke eked. The Ciessieses Nes best stsmill r usil is arm la the prises of Laos." SEPTEMBER 14, 1852. SPORTING. DONCASTE ft RACES. DONCAIIIIIII, MONDAY ATTIRWOON, 6 °Twat. The following stakes, Ite. which it will be Noel have filled remarkably well, cl osed this afternoon at three o'elleek : TOZIDAY. FITZWILLIAIS HANDICAP, Of 6 SOTS. each, with 60 added, &e. One ans.—Cheroot, 3 yea; Alfred the Great, 3 yn; Bir Marla, 6 yn • Lady Agnes, 3 yrs ; Sir Charles Nspier, 3 yrs; Dividend, I yre ; Flonnee, 3 yrs ; e by Than eat of Rebecca, 8 ; BIM of Hardwick, 3 yn; fby Muriel, dam by the Saddler, 3 yn; Clincher, 3 yrs; Tower, 4 yrs. Sumas Smile, of 6 sovs. eaeb, with 30 added, &c. One mule and a half.—Prisa the Third, 3 40 1 . ; Cycle's, 4 yrs, 401. ; Euphony, 3 yn, 401. ; 8 yn, 401. ; 3 yn, 401. ;Paquetta, 4 yn, 401. - .. iFinssisor. Han Mi.orerr's PLATE* of 100 In. Cup CCMITI I L Wasp, 4 yrs; Cariboo, 6 yes ; Kingston, 3 yes ; Racier ford, 4 yes ; Lirrywhent, 3 yes ; Galvanism, 3 yes; Now minter, 4 rs y; Sir Charles, 6 yes ; Florence, 3 yes ; Re. been colt, 3 yrs ; Recommendation, 3 yes ; Allegro, 3 yes ; Sir Rowland Trenchard, 4 yrs. SWEIPOTALIIII for two and threelorar olds. Red House I fo :—F. by Don John, out of Conspiracy, 2 yes ; Liaison, 2 yes; Alfred the Great, 3 yn; Peggy, 2 yes; f. by Mel bourne, out of Paddy Bird's dam, 2 yes ; St. Andrew, 2 yrs ,• Auchialeek, 2 yes; POWs. 2yn i Molasses, 2 yes; Aadebos, yrs; Exact, 2yn ; Little Swift, yn ; lege, out of Daughter of Tosco, 2 yrs ; Aan Elm, 2yes; c. by the Emperor, out of &gam, 2 yrs. FRIDAY. DONCASTIZ Cyr, value SOB sow.., ite. Cup soon.: Alonso,6 yes ; Camara, 3 yes; Teddington, 4 yrs. Stilton, 3 yes; King et Trumps, 3 7n; Songstress, 3 yes; Nancy, 4 Crs; Wontersley. 3yn ; Little Harry, 3 yes; Ilex, 3 yes; ariboo, 6 yes; Evades, 3 yn; Newmuster, 4 yes; Truth, 4 yrs ; Harbinger, 3 yrs i Alkgro, 3 yes; Sc a recrow, 3 yes ; Kingston, 3 yes ; Al fr ed the Great, 3 yes; Cyclops, 4 yes; Dame! O'Rourke 3 yrs ; Rebecca colt, 3 yn , Tresses, 3 yes; Hunprford , 4 yes. NUONEIT PLATS of 100 son., for 2-yr olds. Last mile.—Conspiracy ally, Corybantes, Lambton, Valour, Rattlecap, Polly, Maid of Gabon., Incense, Peggy, The Hatchet, Eaton, Nem, Bt. Andrew, Ace of Trumps by Assault, Romeo, Machinist*, Luxury colt, Pelion, Moesssin, f. by Touchstone out of Gaiety, Lord Lieutenant, Aadabon, Little Swift, Ann Elise Daughter of TOM, colt, Master Norton, Ada by Poyntoe, Exact, Grapeshot, perm colt. Hoaxes A8.111,1113.—Th0 Alp, Proctor, Lady Agnes, &tektite, 'epicene, Grapeshot, Exact, Atidubesaillegro, Incense, Rebecca soli, Little Swift, Rassboroagb, Polly, King of Tramps, Vanderdeckea, Claverhoum, Bangerter'', , Jai* Leemlog, Euphony, Kingston, Florence, Luxury colt, Alonro, Bess of Hardwick, Sir C. Napier, Romeo, Verbena colt, Prime Minister, The Twin, Nancy, Ada, Stilton, Ler rywhent, The Hatchet, Galvanism, Reciemmdenim i Cha nty, Margaret of Aajm, Doublethong,*Ohmeigle. ila View Halloo, Conrad, Lily (by the See), Wm Owe, Lord Lieutensat, Nominator, Abbess . Cempier. Nina, Phantom, Baton, Evade., The , Tarrioa, War Whoop, Priam ihe Third, Kula* of the Garter, Camara, Barbs oolt, Cesspirsoy f., Lila Barry, Stock well, Ilex, Sebes, Sharman, Dividend, Carr* Vinare, thusly ally, Cariboo, Hinata, 0 fineermem. Mag. Mier, Wonainloy, Tones, 1 rousse% f out of Paddy Bird's dem, f by Ithoriel d by Tho ,Opelege„ The f e ll owicg are expected is the mum el this wreaks& or early tumorrow :—Taddin Oihissi i = i t Clincher, Wasp, Cheroot, Sir C Tome. = ir St. Andrew, The Queen, Peli Ars 111110, Swum colt, Brawn, Sir It. T clear, Bartimir. Hobble Noble, Ass of Trumps, Mreineein, Master Norte% The Maid of Golborne, &c. Daniel O'Rourke and ihruistrese some to-morrow. BETTING AT SIX O'CLOCK. nLiC72II7 TILIONArn.) IT. LEGER. it to 11 to I 4 apt Btoekteen longetrom (sad eft olld) (t to 2) 7to Milt telloor 7 ko (02111) Nothing else 'mentioned. _ NAVAL. ... ---- - - PultlllloLlll, DEPT. 13.—The Trident @ream- vessel, Commander Harvey came into harbour from Spit-1 head to-day to mat. The Dauntless, 24, screw frigate, Cap. sea Halstead, get up less top gallant-mum to-day in dock. Lientemmt-Outeral _ _P. P Fitrelarenee, 0.C.11., the amrly appointed Onnimader-fa-Chief at Bombay, re ceived a very hemieme piece of silver candekbra from the iababitants if Portenostb this aftemono, as • erstimesial et tbek melee kr Ms modest daring bk menmend ef Os poetess mod Markt The pramintiest took Ow at the Pandora Need, Ilestbses, try the Kayos, B. Berssibie, Ike., in tbeemense M &huge member et sob s:ream sad ether Mends at Ms karlskip. TM bilearteg =Wm on lb. base at the _pleat : " Pressated to Gamed Lord !Mesta Mrslorems, O.C.H. M tke meersity dB. Beulah, lac, try hillablloole d tbe Immo. of Pesimesath and vliy, ie eralefel mosma hoesse if tbe • may local imporeemsele abets& by Ms a Me years' reilsom le this ger- Mee as eel memeadsr of the math , ;kr Ids mien= semen of the disk nod bis mbegity ishorres cha rity.' Ilk WNW deity lksabel 1M here mayor mil sabseri here for this meet sir Mem, and at bolf-pest km o'sieek a sin= drawin et a idiom motet ea ibutbses Comm.. in remesakaoso at his a eimesiss with the bersagh Mee yeareatsil bytbrt , tube Mitewol se p w r al bie sifter se lie Mk or smog throbs it a Wise** Odes, end the pecasdhkie SERIOUS COACH Aceiresers.—While the Skye oil was se its way hers Jeensown to Dingwall, a few dap ago, red with asediso essidest. Weer Athonbees, where the is ono. ewe et Ihe bone eleeletheed la • scoot the heavy sambio weed the reed, awl lift deo a rapid declivity ea the sera side. The p—ew led driver were all sere or Les Wood. The meth psi% 0., wen emit a Poe; hat, essiltheist thus in whisk the sesikell lappeed. it is eon it seeles that we have sot to nom' a itemise {de.-0a Weiseley ateswesse, a pry oleo seeliest hippo& to the pro pre by the cosh hobs Ditalsoudkus et 4 °Mei pm. The veil& bed rented , *obese pees& nese Boy, and wee lo low bill wide ewe of Ike= teepee reedo. ft oralhelel • filesitiea te belt la Wzmultazd es the rein MONE the oho% ther y gave way, and She fr mitilsespe heir, ihif• OW It Warty, eed et a tremolos pis deka Mi. Te. ell of when wen as the ' thy the atheastive peeseialed, either et luitt is anti with the theth otor the Mill kW the beneath, as d Pods( of it the limed of Zribo. The pee et width** wthMe wee althea deo MS prod tee mask Memo he sail baba seeshieg the bean. fe wen no ft the reed; threw ies FM the yessogen with ilestileishuse. It is • sake& SO we Wee woe Met s My these* re Mai tr prise were ellelthelth IMO of the athelosto ladevidesh los been so hart that their sieweisa , M w esookst antis& Mr. write. Milehoth eesieed • wood teeetwes et kth all maim at Neve Glesnellety. them hi d~ eWilir Is MN esseveL The esesiorma is die badly bruiesd, eel 'lbws of the boo bees bwth bee eel a the =VA ratio. Mar it= essayed without sera skin plariss.—Nottb Me& SAMOS Althittiad—Tbe i fforelaws .clebereiter states that at die POO plies Meeit ia Mee Uda the libients sostissmensisy Ilse thit en the poises a=eV* lopes thee Mu ("the Out ht tweed Mao oil per atm Igo sad GOP( bite by the threat Plespesd le Mei I sod who, k Now ogees MO' le (tompleissat's) loges pre. tvaded oat of IMaseith the deisedeet deßboately steeped dews sad bit •PO ewe et it. Mr. Jaime gays., wiresse s wt's meaMelleeet bed boa oldie kis awe aloe seersieth end MOM, alsidlet weak esesallea lithe wort, that who the etrepialiewl mese es bin head thee be (Thisbe} Oil lest hem es Oh le et isa he am& a Olt of his Weer TO opal was ea iseisetese, owed at the Oath es& he mil Sides* Ines seeisil the= of Pe lathed teeth P.m Ilse thee of OsPessial het Mb epewo lte dosidend k itheribielle* the esell leo }Mee the pen of Moat The was ammeitied Alt With bet was eabseeneedy Oliesiirjisisi Omar tabs a Maio MOW. 21111 s. Aa Woes Ovine swami so et bis esseleythea dews the Die= asi alise* these geoters et 41 =Malmo a theism Or* as bite she the C lettlea lltill 4 IWO. Mrs. la the woggle, horepr, the leteedoll vielbsamagel te bite eth the tow of bis se. pleat, wise heriawlikkly teielei Milli OM prey, •rbl eltalir ode Ms Otthielet •ti eh i Se. beg ash Mlie OMNI the wesiso Mime seseselhethl, M LA Obisteliell. eel Pow* err Ina , but it Ms sisee bees diseoweil thee Isepwiess san was wilmitted as en esideee • pliant Pee ther Doehy hammy, ea his repro amen that be hid Pea attacked by three billowy who had Wool his ape stapeeeb sad riled his pedals of IL M. Ave FIUD HAND" thictl.—We find the fillowlng in the Bishosed (United States) Tina weed Bell, overseer he Bagged T. Tayiss, it m emory to dohs a Sell hod for Ineekass as le de se, la the ups Sell, the vesisted, a tweWt, end W the elesega who t et the to t pee the wpm* a very mere es beetles NM lbw Wok ht to the week Xt. Bath es sem se essi de ted Ms bens, sal moth% le Mr. he Taylee' d s res Messed klieg what bed seamed. els. Twins. in mo pes/ with pox repined to the mos Odd. to with the nape had reterawl, Mai dowelled to low the mare of his owilese. The that Mr. Bell bad M imic:4e wisdhip wise wadi me oink to It. Mr. maid be theeld , eel ortissig his le PO kb lads. Mr, Bail le she held et his. Mr. BO ag as. but Pameleiwi that the had dawn a kat* of Mr. Tayiee of it, who spew tram his bent, and drawing a *Pi Aso his that the ogre deed at his feet." Ups this the aspi(ieaso emesale s hilews Mr. TWO did pee what every sea who has the guaisece 111.111111plillit AF upon should de—en se kill them" SCARCITY OF SILY6II.--A great scarcity of silver .settees to be felt is mot parts of the mats), and, in eswesipease et the ono Wm by emigrants, the demands Mt the pet of sine Ili the teaks in the north have been r i llir ion eeeld be set by the supplies from the Wet.— Mercury. REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADL mat tbs Mark Lima lairml The weather having been broken and unsettled daring the greater part of the week, harvest operations in the late Wearies have been more or less interrupted. The quality of corn now remaining in the fields is not very great, seal sufilident is unsecured to make the weather a aided of Interest, and a contintuines of wet might yet do cousiderable harm. The inclination to enter into epe solative laustnitints in pain has, however, subsided en tirely, and though nothing bas transpired to lead to the belief that the extent of the injury sustained by the mops in essesqlsence of the very unremovable weather experienced in August has been exaggerated, the future romge of prime is not verreided with much confidence. It is too early to allow of anything approaching an se cant* estimate of the general moult of the harvest being given, but the prevailing opinion inclines to the belief that the superiority of the yield and quality of the north may, in some measure, compensate for the in diffenat produce of the south. How far this may prove cermet remains to be seen; whatever doubt may exist as to quantity, none can be entertained in regard to the in feriority of the quality. The complaints on this head an universal from all the principal wheat-growing coun ties south of the Humber, which certainly embrace the most important wheat and barley producing districts. We have no wish to over or under estimate the extent of the misfortune to which the inauspicious character of the seam has subjected the farmers of Great Britain. Our aim is to endeavour to arrive at the truth; with this view we have spared no pains in gathering information, end our Investigations thus far lead us to believe that the quality of the greater proportion of this year's crop of wheat will ho inferior to that of any pre ced ing season for many years past. As to quantity, we are not in a position to speak so positively ; but, ea a general principle, it is admitted that the former in a great measure regulates the latter. At all events, there must be a less weight to the bushel, which alone would cause a material decreme in the produce of flour from a given quantity of whom. Under these circum stances, we should be disposed to expect a rise in the value of old wheat if prices depended on the result of the harvest at home: but the crops over a large portion of Northern Europe and in America having turned out well, the matter is not so easily disposed of. Latterly, the receipts from abroad have more than kept pace with the demand. Will this continue to be the amt If so, the unfavourable re• suit of the harvest in Great Britain will not prevent a low flap of prima, and our farmers will be placed in a worse position than they have yet been since the commencement of free trade. Bunnies has been inactive throughout the week, and, though prices have not given way very mate rially at any of the leading provincial markets, the turn has been decidedly in ( of the buyer. The potato disease is admitted to have spread very rapidly within the last fortnight, and the loss will certainly be serious. Prices of this article have till lately been very mush depressed, owing to anxiety on the part of growers to realise in consequence of the fear that them apparently sound might not keep ; the consumption has therefore been mash greater than usual, which is likely to tell hereafter ; indeed, the supplies have already begun to fall off materially, and prime have risen in most of the largo consuming towns. By our advice' from Scotland we learn that a considera ble quantity of rain had fallea there, by which harvest operations had been impeded. Ia the south, as well as along the net coast. by far the greater proportion of the corn had, however, been secured in capital order, and both quantity and quality are well spoken of. In the interior there was still a good deal of grain of different kinds abroad, which it was: feared might not be so well got up. The potato disease seems to be quite as prevalent in Scot land as in this country, and the lose of this root would, it was expected, cause a considerable extra consumption of oats for minding. From Ireland we learn that tho weather had been showery, still fair program seems to have been made with es harvt operations in the late districts in the early locali ties nothing remained abroad. Potatoes were not being forced on the markets so freely as before, and prices were, therefore, on the advance. The arrivals of wheat coastwise into the port of London have been small for the time of year, only 3,049 qrs. having been reported up to this (Satarday) evening. The quantity brought forward by land-carriage samples from the home counties has also been trifling since Holiday ; indeed, there was hardly a parcel fresh up on the Ere: and Kent stands either ea Werlaesday or Friday. The millers have, in general, conducted their operations with much caution, and have displayed no signs of being in any immediate want; the trod. bas, consequently, not been by any means active. At the same time, a good deal of firmness has been exhibited by footers, and prices were fully as high at the elan as in the beginning of the week both for old and new wheat of boom growth. The arrivals of foreign wheat have been liberal, viz. 19,790 qrs. This quantity is rather more than had bee s ealordated se, sad having had comparatively little country iscoesd, importers have found it difficult to make much =la rhos from co board ship. They bare never- Inelled firmig l i g o e r ne vire pries% and, ra th er than tearlisy, they have to land. trusting to the foe a dere venni& eppsetanity for realising. Pee paresis in grimy very tall have been asked, boarle=isos We unimportant Stocks is have of boon latis—the weekly re ed,* from abroad having orsoisd tbe conesseptive de mand. Nothing Maui ideed hes tarsepind is *agrees. The arrivals !Aron the sod= Sea ports tithe mast law bees Mils and the Greek been who have Stripa as to &pees of have de - sksadsoll sum din rases ; in however, of any =" 1 " esupPlindrely few • have been These have leao Miss from the Lower Baltic =I geed red wheat at db. per qr., cost, freight, and edthant leading to much business. The sale allow woe very doll in the early part of the week. but sobsetinently the inquiry rather im pro ved. In poises no ebage has taken piss. The arrivals from abroad have been , erata ; still disolpt dear hes leen rather didealt to o place; ; but kook hmode dasedssa we oat amyl quite so freely IS Idly se beim Begirt a bow pow* bee sir Is bud aim spar =WM, niestai Amami lee, beirevar, proved Is 'NW the dins•A mid .evietts rises scold met he he either ea Weianft or Friday. Thiel roseipts et die grain km abased have been small, aced though perelsomers have odd with considerable caution, they kayo aid issasoded ha buying good grindiag qualities at an cheaper this het wedt. Malt has moved of steadily at the recently enhanced terms, and Thee parcels of old have been rather sought after. _ TIM arrivals of sus mastwies have amounted to only guseters, sad *ma Debut the entire supply has sem ehimil of 510 qualms. Raving, however, been well sup • with fondyst (mineipdly from Archangel), there has boss no scarcity nit tW . Oa Wednesday the trade bed seem ent, but the imseemed indrals Ism il sq= le eisseited anything like a sim prier. end dealses eaperieneed no dineulty in laying es Pal. day et lie rates soma in the beginakig of the weak. wen Melly sabred es list oesuion et 17s. is 17a imeetsr. Bens lrw net sashed mush allsertion, and no quotable change has taken plans la mime of either English or foreign. Scarcely any pees have come to market since Monday, and lids= have esstimed to Mad upwards ; but an kerma ia the 'apply would no doubt have the effect of Mocking the_ upward momessat. ulna emu dm has Irma held somewhat above the Mims et term mil the egnatiens lave consequently am bees sulemien 10111011. Harvest iambi beat imergla to a does to east parts of the esallmalk we have resolved reports from mime par- Mee es to the remit, from whisk it mem that ear anti motel seighbeen ham, la paseekleas awn flatmate than ham the hemese Omit Britala. These is. sane eomplaints et Hight, ea, hoes porthater dYtMs, but, es the whole, the wired arep some to ham ren es a pod re bus War the waft pad et Neellima . Spring earn, ea the Ober heed, kee yielded bat tly, the extreme hest la July haring proved anfavearable to the Lem sews mega Prime, peas have aot veiled materially at say of the Baltic gmle, sad ao greet enlist et bmbess beis hoes dem I. that Willtelt, the English .deb .. bang deemed die ' sluediell• I l ia doled M mb a; l i thati zi rd wi:as en t g gle ne, Milne diet pine • edam leeward loy the pewees, mem etmeg llempelim free Hype P No 'ideals were upsets' HlLldep hail as In Mad the meg war very highly waft o 4 art only as to bet aim is respect to gnaw._ Visuals wee be eves/Mg muse, awl freight to Hopmel lei 4 adwarsd to i hog • Ileaterg is e: the thit Milk there was very little si w wig oft the rates asked being higher than the Mails of aie 11611 amine oa hand. The ad= Tana in height bail else tamed to throw additional dill Guides in the wag baeimue, se bad beams impossible to elms charters he the east mad el Great Britain below 3.. 6d. to 4e. pee p. The heat most of the Lower Baltic ports are of, a elaidar dheraaoor, the prime &modal fee wheat having in MO mess heat shem the sales peemillod to be paid by the Ladle of the Radish oedema The poleae abeam apron to prevail extensively on the Cookies; bat, as the rye mop has given a very satisfactory result, dte emennesee el the War* of the potatoes is not likely to prove so dies em le the parer classes as it has in some framer smears. • Mike hem Stettin, dated Tuesday last, ems the potato amp le het is that country ; the trade in Vila ippon, amestheias• to have remained in • very quiet state ; Wad i su little had bees done in wheat during Use previous week that prime hod Mamie almost nominal ; red, weighim elille. to Cabe. per bushel, war thee quoted 40a, sad 61151. hipimiaM Polish, 41e. to 425. per quarter free es beard. __ - _ _ . it — Rostore — , es Monday, pies" of wheat remained pre cisely the same as oa that day sennight, with little or nothing doing, the export demand having almost wholly mead. Small supp li es of new ahead had appeared, gene rally of good quality ; some very fine stock of old had been reced into a narrow compact. From Hamburg we learn that a few lota of new wheat had been purchased on British account at prices varying from 40s. to 42e. per qr. free on board, weight ranging from 80th.. to 6211b5, per bushel. Seale barley had been in lively request, and had sold at equal to no. to 29e. per qr. free oa In the Dutch markets the demand for upbeat for export had slackened, and prices had consequently become unsettled. The wheat crop in the Rhine provinces has produced well in quantity, and is of flue quality. At Rotterdam good red wheat of 61 lbe weight was obtainable on Monday at 44).. per qr. free on board. In Francs prices of wheat and flour had, according to the mast recent addicts, slightly improved, owine to the belief that the harvest would prove scarcely equal ti that of mo derately avenge Ileallons. The latest accounts from America speak highly of the Strain mops in the United States, and prices of snd four had consequently been ler influenced by the reported rise hen than would otherwise bars been the case: indeed, after a temporary advance a reaction had taken place, and at New York, on the 28th alt., was Is. to Is. 6d. per barrel cheaper than it had been a week cue ten days before. EDINBURGH AND BATROATE RAILWAY. The half-yearly report of the directors states that a considerable portion of the expenditure of the last half year consists of payments of interest to bankers on the de beeline debt of the company, and on balances due on cur rent accounts, which cannot be regarded as add:dons to the coot of construction. The directors have succeeded in get ting the debenture interest reduced from five to fear per cent., by which a considerable saving is elf ctell. A comparatively trifling amount of arrears now remains due on calls. In • few instances it will be necessary to forfeit the shares of the parties in default. The line continues to be worked by the Edinburgh and Glas gow Company, as formerly. The directors have air pointed Mr. J. Lorimer to succeed the late Mr. Grain ger in the office of arbiter under the contracts. and to undertake the interim superintendence of the way and works. The directors regret that it is not yet in their power to congratulate the shareholders on the termination of the differences which have for so long a period subsisted between the company and their lessees. They, however, continue to be animated by • sincere desire to arrange these differences in an amicable manner, and cones ire they will best evince this feeling by leaving the adjustment of the terms of settlement, as formerly, in the hard+ of the share holders. The attention of the directors has been called to the statemeats regarding this company contained in the recent report by the directors of the Edinburgh and Glaegow Company to their shareholdcr4, and they consider it duo to this company merely to rev that the terms of compromise proposed on behalf of the 0...5g0w Company may, in the opinion of their directors, be earlier than they would have deemed just for that company with out furnishing any sufficient reason for holding either that these terms Cr. adequate or that the Bathgate Company should at once have accepted them, or that the whole re sponsibility of furtiter litigation will rest witsi the latter as a consequence of their refusal. Messrs. 0. Ctark aol J. Fulton, the committee appointed at the last lualyeuly meeting to settle, along with a similar committee of the Edinburgh and Glasgow Company, all existing differ ences between the companies, report that they had pro paled, as a settlement of their differences, to eleindon all claim for dividend previous to the 31st of Ja nuary, 1852, on condition that the Edinburgh and Glasgow Company agreed, to accept of the line as completed, and to pay the statutory rent of 4 per cent. per annum from that date on the expenditure. this pro posal the Edinburgh and Glasgow committee declined, and at their last meeting, on the 10th inst., offered instead a fixed rent of 9,5001. per annum from the 31st of July last, the Edinburgh and Bathgate undertaking all obligations. On this proposal being made the Edin burgh and Bethgata committee endeavoured to ascer tain, as nearly a they could, what the ultimate expenditure might be, in order that, if possible, they might recommend the offer for the company's acceptance. They found, how ever, that the expenditure could not be calculated at less than 254,0001., exclusive of any allowance fur unforeseen claims, and the offer made by the Edinburgh and Glasgow committee being equivalent, at 4 per cent., to a capital of 237,5001 only, showed on this head a giving up of 18,5001., which, added to 15,0001. of past rents, amounted to a grass sacrifice of 31,5001. This they considered unreasonable, and, therefore, felt obliged to decline the proposal. At the same time, being exceedingly anxious for a settlement, they offered to accept of the proposed sum of 9,1001, provided the rent was made payable from the 31st of January last, instead of the alit of July, making a difference of 4,7501. This offer the Edinburgh and Glasgow committee rejected, and the negotiation terminated. The committee do not re commend the Bathgate Company to concede more than they proposed. The capital account to the :;Ist t f July, 1852, shows that 233,1241. had been received, and 233,1171. expended, leaving a Wanes of 71. SERIOUS COLLISION ON THE LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. LEIGHTON BUZZARD, MONDAY EVENING. A collision of a most alarming character, and in volving a large destruction of property and serious incon venient* to the public, took plasm this morning shortly before 8 o'clock on the line of the London and North Western Railway, near Leighton Station, all miles from London. It appear that from between 200 yards north of the Leighton Station to within about 100 yards north of the 41* min poet of the line, a relay of the rails 01 the up-line is taking pine. Various precautions are stated to have bees dinned le the engine drivers of the line. A crow line had alms been hdd down, and signalmen had been ap pointed to remind the driven of the necessity of caution. In addition to this a pilet engine had been stationed near the R iot. under tie induct of which all trains were to inks The B.3odowntrain, which was a very heavy one, with a powerful engine, numbered 110, driven Dv James Patti son, left the Euston terminus at its usual time, being due at Leighton at 7.48, where it arrived in due coarse, com ing a large number of second and third-clan passengers. The pilot engine came up to the Leighton Station, and having hers attached to the down train, proceeded with it owe the Meal. line to that point where the relaying of the up Ens terminated. The pilot was then unhooked frees the engine *Me 6.30 a.m. down train, and preaseded at a rapisd sped ea to the crossing, in order to poem 119 thea hoe le allow the down train to paw. The 4 e °elm ' sot al tio esi h up It l e. whew tltnegdowanndtrawiun pas et w had been kept by Parboil, the driver, following at toe ha a speed, caught the left hand hind buffer of the tender, dashing it across the line down the embsekment, mei droving the pilot engine round across the up Use. The she* wee se tremendous that the en girt of the passeager down trait bad its front completely Move in, and was mho, together with its tender, thrown Over across the down line, end tsar or five of the carriages alike down twin ahe beteg thrown off the down line, the oriel imat gap awl dews wee perfectly blocked. The ex ti lmeet muesli the pesseegme, and the alarm depicted ea the Oise et 41111fy ems, may be essoeived, and for some time** realest Imes were mMeresteed that lose of lire, or et lease ilighliki mistllslien, wield be discovered ; but with the omega of wee gentlemen, who had his face ewer* net wish the glass of ore of the carriage win dows, egad (Rimy to ams of the hull of the policeman who was on the pilot ssgYs, it cosh, not be ascertained that =received wiles . _ the escape of the engine and stokers et kelp Om pilot engine and that at tested to the down tabs b truly marvellous. Those in the Meer, it Is stated, rolled see of the tender down the inn. beekuor, what the the Meer ma eleker of the down train tiemewed ea to lke. sem as the alarm whhh wee excited by such a catas trophe had somewhat subsided and the passengers attended to, rear! eid being premed from Leighton, in case of need. • was despatched to Wolver tra, • limm ide == addition to the workmen em ployedie releptsgehe Las, a large number of engineers end ether mew, wider** orders of Mr. J. E. M . Connelt, the lecometive mpitrialewdeet, wired, and commenced a re moral of the deb* of the Mesa eurlages and other mate riels. Negri/ two Mete elapsed before the train which maned et Me sm. Weld be mat up to proceed on its se where it was an. at 10.55. The et WWI% and that the line was M~Sihaving been ermismitted to Euston eta tikts:de H. P. peeps err, the general euperintendent el railway, premeds& to Leigh ton for the purpose of lu/holies an lameligaree into the affair. The driver of the rum train, Patron declared that when the pilot eosins " unhooked," af ter leaving the train to crop over the up-line and thus get out of his way, he was proceeding at the rate of BO miles ea hear Or thereabouts ; but he im mediately sieeheesi .65_4 wed when 800 yards off front the pllot mew, just lefts oho reached the crossing, he shut et has stem wad applied his break, but could not stop ill dile to prevent the collision, which he attributed to the ' piled seems bmb4 _deekened speed in an unusual and int ememer. Miths, however, was strongly denied on the of driver and stoker of the pilot • engine ; and the pelbeessa and workmen expressed their astonishment at the vapid speed at which the passenger train followed the last• Tm loafs of the line was disorganised, both up saill - theesghileitarmitly the entire day, and the down liseheas torn up ter some distance, the passengers on their arrivai at the scene of the collision were e mipelled to slight from the trains in which they had been previously seated, and take their place in others kept in waiting for them on either side. Thus the delay in every instance was considerable. It was not until a late hour in the afternoon that the line was sufficiently cleared and placed in condi tion to allow the ordinary traffic to be resumed. MR. MACAULAY.—Letter. are, we believe, in town, from Mr. Macaulay, mentioning hie recovery from his recent attack of bronchitis, and speaking hopefully or being able to meet the electors et no distant day.—Seotlish Trete. BROAD-STREET WARD.—ELECTIOE OF A COMMON COrSClLMAN.—Yesterday a wardmlte of thi s war d was held at the Ward Sehool-house, London-wall, for the pur pose ot electing • common councilman in the room of Mr. It. W. Jupp, deceased; Alderman Sir Joho Musgrove in the chair. The chairman observed that the present ward mote was specially called together for the purpose of elect ing a gentlemen to fill the vacancy in the common council, caused by the lamented decease of Mr. Jupp, whose cha racter and services were appreciated by them all. He had no doubt that the gentleman who would bo esleeted by them would be one who would faith fully discharge his duties to the ward end to the eitizens of London at large. Mr. Bannister then proposed, and Mr. Batton seconded, the nomination of Mr. rhomas Abraham, as a fit and proper pet o to fill the ogles of common councilman. Mr. Abraham hating been unanimously elected returned thanks, end promised that he would, to the best of hie ability, discharge the responsible duties confided to him. Mr. Hatridgc then n» — motion expressing condolence with the rand' which was carried unanimously. A tote chairman terminated the proceedings. then i)i - oPigiaa; i e li t : l a i r iu M k t i: Jupp, EXPtE SS '117414 ) fr's.,d''''...";:tf:d°-shizo