The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-21 00:00:00

'AVAIL AND MILITARY. PORTSMOUTH. Farr. 20. Yesterday the water woe pumped out of the dock Ises w bvb the Victory, nag.ahip, sae takes an Friday owning, when she w found to hare received wry webs *aria ots Ire port bow. The mooring chaise ewes to hare bass in c dlium with lisr bottom. Ind rubbiog td the topper to m extent of about four ha by three, the IMMO bid pe minted pot. through the ship s Wile. It is only madartul OM dal not stab altogether. Th. victory Is the Maud ship is the user, belled been Ludt in 1762, almost ninth in MO, 8,1 bes at various toots ,raveled cuatelderable The Tamura. t, 24, screw steam Slosh, we peed ei yeas Why, and us quite a was plat. Instead el the was haring Rear looney minted out at the Wee, each wide woe sewed up in pater sad elided. This then was la dr bat to hood the paikete es the am arms le the The last ship paid od at this port, the Climes, • swallier ship *Mt the - remanent, i.ceispisit from the wamiing to the eves leg la p octet off wharves that of the bike esammased at s quirts+ past rata sad ialshad at had-par Mew • troop .hip has airteedi .maws _kw the Mali- Imrsteraw. She is ordered Yea banes, lobed Mrs. The Lome, wwwwwr, snivel ts- Irma Myers* with moms tainsgtag to thaXmmesea s Mimi& CAM ship, hoe. d draws it a v Kew COOKING APPARATIIII. A mei tompeet awl reemphessorldag sawssaMo la sew es slaw ea the wow woltiewp M this - DodrywnL It is Ms hormalow at 17Radio* aid Li" the awlldwara, at lieheaus. 6 . lbst wpm, M ddet ei • eisad n P i i t is tomtit st waed hod hr lIS l= . alesemesly tamed, leveed, Wse m blad e rt jirlokiket Wm at Ms suss dna bolsi err smelid, Med ,•s emd swim meria. A nem& balm Obi bidedeb with the emereams steam sad deb weeds boa% momand se the ardiatiq . dratta l timee mat imams Wag wohatetto.l hr thews de wit 4111111 MS WIMP I :ail 00114bild tbs mrsarky s a ;C:l a &We pity. Naar t. A acarrerTrilL—no beartifil model at the Iliirsos, at the f.iyrsl Pekoe, de swwwily annexe issue maim awl it powwow m additional heareet (tuft the het that that Impartast pert et e WO asewwity, the rig, was wattiely madweed b t p==os hang trough' up to the mss et the ea Mr. Elm.tom, of the. rd. PM. UMW= amaget hi. pupil& eggs ebb gidg.ng of a readel the apluallbl mi llaging rill= aB.4 beitio ship Camismor, 101 paws. Ivory weed and mph sal bi USW this ship will he regeimmhd Is the =del, and wpm ▪ ensurer. sesta. TIM preallad mash wf lam raise a kaowkdra al ISM Or des mom Immehmt demob WI she .tot wssiewdra, mama a amt imptammat ands dry awl wasartuar was, la the yams Mad, of thearetkal aeschlog bow Woks. CHATHAM, Sari. 20. The following Mama e have joined thew regiments " thla rwriwe. previouslyM nabmatiiait tar India, via a_ G W. Walks, Royal PS•Olien CargiAa W. 0 Tart and Liaatensat F. 0 Kluft, tilia Raeford Cap tain /I Raglan, &ith Ettipmat and Ewes W. Manna. 64111 Ilegunam SHICIIRNEM, Bart. 19. The Wellia/toe. 2 guns, was commi;sioned last amass by Captain Macaw The War., Captata Jahn balked, Ire destrarsa at 10 &a. Ilia day fee Part= 'Alia wOOLMicn, Sm. M. The Hydaspes, steam vsaml, whisk Kt Wesimisk with ea watery twee is lair ea May, ha her abbot at Orr rad, la arse W arplete bar weep with a hew arattty at ea Werra beerlatlia et shell, whir= 2= Ihe Ishweierty brebrat et re loyal orb bre ben arety wah popefflehrta idle\ the baste wee pirwL It hewers, Isparta), alma lbw the b.ste INN wra the dell ee bar. tie herrn *Pr lastmatia year what bed st shas siOsA. T imbed NNW haw re bet bat the bra et she gwerwier area as lattatar of the but., by arerra, with the ern. tl tier wear{ ed lipleder Abe mead taperers seder the sereriatrista el the abet sew wittee flayed Ariale whirr ewe lies Mr ..rd •tiveh eatery beareaters. This totweete Ia eabirstry arbor ter the . prewier wtielt eerw the fewer pima sterreal the hair Ina *mho*/ a smeller creamily of empower he. the shell by wear of •ey tinder. The remelt has peeved bet the slur *a lr mw the destruiiive vary of the Adis, as lb. ballets ..ar , not injured and a ureter &Mance le .Maud. 1t... ridey •skuaes ham been employed Ia the lideo- Mary disrtnernt, night and day, in titre sad adapting the rent Oa Won to Ming by the nee pewee, rd Isrp gesatitee ham been forwarded in born to is Jiss. As re tr 0,44 ate MoW es toad, the %easel urn piec ed oa her ...aver rue shim:rig se wry of than tairla as caa be imsledamely rowed. MALTA, StPT. 15. The Peninsular and Oriental Coltniany'v strainer Leas arrived yemerday born Y.eglaart. sat kft lam tight, at 10p.m., kr ErgLpt The l'entnyular sad Orients' Company's nassmer, sassamer, pit h mirbiad mail of the tOth, arrived last slight, smd 1111.. this morning at 8. The Penaisular and Orlened Company's steamer Valetta arrived doh C.kntts ni tit. of Ammar 10, and Anstralien sails, it,. marinas, and Tesoro for Marseilke at 9 am. Colombo arrived thas nieraisg. CORK,Szrr Fire Trgirnents are to embark from this port for Isdr, Eel re the red of this mouth. mt., three artistry sad two 0.0 airy. It Lo corned that a portico of the rrmWsier of the 56th 2110111•11% sill eall from this tarries .boot the Md. Roret. Exotemnts.—The following is a correct Re d akin bolortgian to the aburs Lori., now under order' istr lilts, said waittog fir transports. In oil probability this biro will embark about the lled, nut nothing I. definitely UMW Liew.-Celnrel ;Larva& in cninmand, now CM. namwdtag engineer al Malta Mayor lion. 11. Keane, second ▪ onnouoni. Captain C 0... obt..ant. irk Company—Maps NW:. 1,11. Lel2ll, Edward., Keith, Wynne. 10th Com pnwy—t Fisher, Louts. Law;lry, Radiant, Thane. llth Company Captain Ciamberlawh boots. Slattnay, Walter. rlO2llOlO. 21. t C.,P111111) —Captain Needle. Li tits. Berairh'sy, Goareit, Sat tcznatst. Lieut.. Beaumont. Wil son,Wrbter, awl rioting go opt es weernurnrearet. Total, 23 °freers sod 4M a n-oonimiasionel officers and MPS. Lieut.. , • lariel arantrm, C It , ported. to llondurs• on rail way punter's. Major-Genend Colder ia deed, wbieh wtU proem. Colonel Row. Fuel Captain 0.;!c, Second Captain Noe, and Lira. Cox. SPORTING. THE ST. LEGER WINNER. Both Jahn Scott and } Was were most cordially ern grataleed en the so. , t4ll ef Imperimme. Tb.y soy well be proud of their a hievenesta. John Scott newer Mt see an•nal ia Garr ocdown to the pod thin Ingsleten despots her tier counsels runnong at Y•mk, be bee dm Sreneet laitti in hoe. Ihe Lot ai wa urArreced it le, diet mew d u . York Meeting. Irnperiense moo ltisd with Warlock. sad 1113 Utiatacl.ly drlah.e heree'f, that a large oar enianion WY rut Opt to La k her, acil IL ,t ,outneiss, rs wag gents earn:Merl denial' Remark It v-es. John :keel des s tLe edditinseal triumph of baring carried el the P.. lager two yin!. In *ire. toter, Itof,thittialie hag the feat with out.idere" Eiseman, toe. wan warmly rongra•uleted on folkning op his schierements d hot when he m n the Oroat Yorkshire Matadi sp en Tops. . sad the St. log -I' on W.erl. oh. His swam ou In. peeeeus • upon du. u,, wire% altodeJ him a .lonble grat,Scalion, as o h, ,• the daughter ho, favuui4 luotee Odra 10, em wham be won the DsrLy in 1811. /lain. in tuts now three teats • cried °lf the St. Leger, via , in le IS, an Sergio.; in 1134t hr %Vali-ill. and in 'SST, on Impeteruse, end every one who a.i.oire• alseifiel riling, imun.l Jaihnewnt, and Uttar SUM :t f irleasioor, moat hope that he ell hoe tort-1 own, roars st. lagers to Ms erlumphs. loss•rimaie wan bred at the Royal dud. She i.by Or. lanettl, .oat of Eulogy, a Mare that wa• purchased I,y Mr. Geodes w, as the ...I. of the Into Mr. Stephen...a, on 1 at the ream to, that Ntr. Hower' Lon,ht \'in.., o. The l wince of Enlotry, the dam .4 Impecienoe, boo already realio.d tw o pumas, m. 1 +be has now at her foot ma men broth.. • • the St. 1,7• r winner, and this fail will ha torw-gLt to the llt1111• 01. at the nee royal sale. Imperi u.r wee home. , o• th,. sale by M for tOO golores, end o n. 1 property of Mr. John Smelt, who h o ' f. and ler a lu.ky haring woo IL, One eu , ncas with her in ed•li I'm 1, the St. 1.••;;cr. It well W menent.rre.l that Int •r•m the Thrummed nosy, 11.. ct 11..uny oleoo st as rag a ksating as bieok Donny g sin I. r at Epa eye, and quite as rwy ea f' tratn suateined r the St. gayer. 1,, au , ens rby, Oak.. tad St. Letter, Warw. f Men le th.• lot Lori animal. Th. m 0f,., like •• enlace coiackiennor may d•-er.ve a-we sacs.:! sal G. .o tla f• llnwimg,l.ooloEpt. Chem, on watt the Ord home that 0. n i,,lh the Derby and St. Is 1800, h. won the .1..0th• et. at, and from that I=wn toIBSY, the '•Chnenpion au," was IM 'mhos. in.• do In that year woe the Nom born old Soothers ornate. end ran 1019 an d IMO, melds trintaplia , mined The Flybys • Dat:Ltin nod Valthrear. An toe", .1 ...1 three here. then *taped bap ne the Derby Trhlt 0.4 St. term. to hie mu ber• retests, bat In IM3, Wool Aus•rir In nrcneuelisted the Sat of winning the thane great tree .1 the swerSob, The. the Two Threw end, the Dotty. and rho St. Leger. need that ;olio's! the St. Lam Lea fallen to "..alehlere. - la iBOl, Cleans. like Blink Ronny in the prevent year, earew.l 04 thin Drell and Oalta, one in 1S ti gar% of I ntuit ,. was 11w. Oeles awl the St. Leger. bet entre that time the loot eseened emits have not Lees placed to the ardlt dome Animal—Simla, Tsars. PItOORAMME OP LEICESTER R.IOES. "IT. 1 . 0.• Ilmema Maas% a artta aaolal: 4-yvalia. II *sad, I-Ya. Mae slim (I Af• ge Ts fang a IS °Laois,' II Imiti•lar _•_ s 74;1; Splits el 3 amb. ae; lii mild yobs) Tr e CorsTe Cyr Pr “or isc& ; Sae 3-7 r-old., NI an mil not 9at 415, Ka MS • A 14 1b . 1 It 0 .4 _II 0 by NO* *.ph. of 10 roes, four. bt 71b 6'- . ON jib , and 'skimp sand 31b. TM wiener 10 tv sold for WV it die. (6 subs.) . . Twice round acd a Age et lb Age et lb Winbeel4 1 . 9 4 Rotterdam 3 6 0 Tea Hick Mends' 4 8 7 Barbarity Taa LtiiCi.TEYNtI. HANDICLT 01 100 NOV% armed to a sweepstakes of 10 eon each, 6 R, and 3 only if declared ; the woad home to receive 10 Dove. out of the dues. The wirmor of sny handicap after the weights we declared to carry llb extra. One mile sad a half. 3t rubs, 16 of whom pay 3 sore each. The highest weight seeepting being Rot 61b, it has been raised to Bet 121 b, sad the rest in proportion. st lb Ace et lb Saraband A r _ 8 121 Adam • 6 10 Wink bald Pepe 6 8 6 Moonshine 6 6 2 Ostirotoo 6 712 Ameba Oaten 3 7 6 General Hooplet 3 611 Melte 4 7 2 Weatherglass.... 3 3 9 lismeaks 8 3 0 Bedew .. 3 5 6 Li 3 7 0 Rotterdam Tia a Two-Taws-00D Irak rK, a eweepatakce of 6 mom. each, with 60 alibi Mem ibe racing fund, for 2-yr-olds; coke, est 71b; and illits, lIM Bb. A winner of a Make of the value of 601. Marry 31b; of two fifties, or a stake of 100/., bib; of 2001., antra. T.Y.C. (about half a mil!), 12 sub.. Count Magnus Troll, Mammies (61b eat), The llsri Queen, Little Thames (Sib ezt), l'humstons, Mainstay iID eat), Con* tie. Conductor (31b eat), Repute (61le eat), A on (slb eat), Polly Jammu (Sib set). Ton Lamm' nun of 00 sore la weeds, added to a swooped:me et 6 mows. ma, he horses cd ell denominations; 3-yr-slim, 7m4 IMb; her, 914; ere, 9st 7M; six and aged, fat 11113; mom sad golillp allowed 31b. To Mart at the and wad p awe romml, about one miTu—To ekes this wail (Mooday). Tog JrIR.VII.7 MILLING OTANI./ 01 6 sots. enchwitb 25 Mimi bona the had, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, fise ; its and fillion, But 101 b; the winner to be sold foe 1001., but if mimed to be sold for 001. allowed 71b; if for 001., 141 b; if it Md., 211 b; if for 401., 2816 ; the winner to be sold by sec. About three qemrtees of • ells.—To close this ma ks bakes wow o'clock. ST. PANCILIB WORKHOUSE. otria the lest fro fart a select committee of d the Mesa= et the Po • r Pancras has rts. ".. unrting Pima Markham, as to the °®a ne data ad other sialars anameted with the Yea a the stores dad se Oa beams; rralt hes to.. ths ,i Is sienik ef arm ef the am ealsnive el paella, amid is for a ray fried that u a ha oar hes papasted la ay dabs asehlishasa. It apses that the elmoderealas bed a areas susaisia, afee the neat lavent sada at• the el desrapsesia IMIGI regardthe is the nast C as ear with the mike pane la nerldnan that the awn Ay non p arasoltare die them dr ea the thane ef the imam d the workloads, sal a dr esadere Inausieed • Id days ago to walnut tha seeplens. Mr. Ifteekbek a director of the ,u_ poor vas (=sr Ids edt, in a public 1 1= vas asessisd by • dinar dtM vedthatia dal sad be amid spoth • few maids m IdeL On Ms dessai as we eldet dr panes in goad_ nand Yet In wiled istabenha W mina.. to mai no Ash bad lea peie wAt yeses at IL war Irselasna m the shape of phistadisi the dam sod had dtlls aarW, kr whirl • Indy nerhot skim. eat d dam Me an liaised On take wearidim red ea lir. Inshan what he bed h as" In Mama Wyatt sal the churalaseans. that sundara stall int they led their sapiskas it sem dam dot sash vas to. ern It it eat domed pralest at ave /Waft I• Madanues aide Wee ths Istee. ha Ain* hr tnospised to prey* that • spa= el rebbery sad phobia hes been prong oa, which A tinsont, it is bthevel, l• womb 612,0001. per seam. Cliorsaez. Ilts Jews Orreux.—The circumstance of this sags, of hefty or ihotarie moldier, being jrist ailed tea son and moot Meek sad delicate aphery of seam hi commend et Disetres, my invest with some in bred the Miming NOM nem a IsMor writton by one who Items him well. se he din ales the ethergestlemen alluded to ,—" How much the Me Wagon , d, the political onensdeeloom for fisessiM moil him enjoyed the honours that await his friend' J= 46. oegnig o t Chevalier Beyond of the Hest. as be le Mee rue et can. rrywoella. Boyd had Mined • 018105,1114inses of Outrun M a lad. He used to into the y metier, in his own h." Pit humor:"... style. mews his tennis at Poortah end fimettuak. ' I cent peemede that ham, Oldram. of the ' gnat talents be preemie. If we It's le sae it, we etiell Sad kin • greet dipkenetistose well se • peat general.' Oftes did Boyd, when moistest to Sir Henry I'i, in the min circle et the residency, give out his aagrW ires =Ostrom, is which the bras Chimes cosemed. A good somitite me toM by lAdoe a rather extraordinary maw, or almost reooreho, he had ' an ens omens' with Out.., when the Ileum wee one of the seeteetarim to government at Bombay. The rircum stance is well known of Ontrent, who had most chivelrmely rolesteered to the general for the baseedoos service, arriving at Smoky with deepatehes from the army tar • victory— having, Mimed no a nation, passed thrmigh hostile loba— te het, accomplished • journey of many weeks, under oir curnateame of such peculiar peril nod adventure. which, if ever equaled, certainly ware never surnamed. Ito reached Ilembey at midnight, and made his way to the abode , a t Boyd, then secretary la the Persian department. It. effected se entrance to his friend's bones, but not wishing to disturb the household. quietly betook himself to the secretary's studio, rolled hietatlf up in a tiger's thin, and wee soon, poor fellow, ee may be easily conceived, in • state of oblivion after the passieme, by • Good sad Sold,' of the previous de weeks. The secretary bed work to do at an early boor. and amordingly repaired to his sanctum, when lo sad behold • huge mem presented itself to the astounded emetary. Few tea had shot more tigers then Boyd, end no the heap on the ft air pimento& both ocularly and orally, evident proofs of Middy, the dirk, the rifle, the meml, all flashed serum hie mind as be viewed something of wtooh mood the mum tiger there could be no doubt. Fortu nately for the future hero of Khooshab, Boyd merely epplied hi. foot, when out rolled the unwashed and tumluarn `Jemmy Outran: "—Limped Albion. DEATH OE QV UtTERMASTES TI:11.0CII. —The fnen4 Of ..ore , of the 27th of July mys. —"At the last cu p gement with the Miele, the 78th Highlanders loot two men killed, and fourteen wounded—one mortally, since dad. Few Tama, the quartermastervergeant, was amungat the loittr, sod died. poor fellow from the effects of hie woutds to • flew hones, deeply regretted by the whole regiment." Mr. Tulbeth was • native of the village of Moin es= of New Tailed, Roes-shire, and eon of Mr. Witham 'taloa three. He enlisted in the 93rd iltghlthdere Os which his father served during tkes American wee in 181.5 ma wounded end taken primmer) in the spring of 1142, end • few mouths thormiter jollied the 78th, then maw orders foe India. Maytag *erred hi. country, and the harming fatigue. of foreign service for the of twelve yams, he returned in the summer of 1°,54 to depot in Chatham to 111 the office of paymmteosergoutt, but two mouths dm his arrival fresh drafts were °Mood Sw lad* aryl he eared to ratans. Prior to hie leaving, however, be Tilted his friends and hie Owe of birth, end on the 31:16 September manberked foe India, where he Iwo died the death of • soldier. lorrenase Cowetr, 1 Tut etatiert-MAKE.u.s' Sinitie.—At the Liver , pool police-coed, en Saturday. before Mr. J. S. Alanalsid, the et ifs:mita/2y negistrate, John G Mil the, 80. Warbw, James Rime. Jame Han* and William M•Sldlen, +me flan=cader • weivent with having, on the 17th init., sod totkoilotles, tadotwows• Si, force ono Welter Ya., as., • jounwyors eanst-nisker, employed by Thum B rad ley rot sib" to deport from hie mid living end elleptloyment, contrary Is the statute (8 Gee. IV., c. 129, LS). Mr BRWLInte appeared fte the prosecution, and Mr. Oieway, barrister. for the diefesee of the pioneers. Mr. 91.1111111 r, in stating the me, said the charge against the was that of forcing, by throne and intimidation, L bsas eZploWoot, Walter John Steven., from his enaploymeet The prisoners were calainet-matere. Since the 9th of May last • combination amongst the journeymen lied shwa° put a stop to the budeem of the cabinet-makers of Liverpool. and the trade had bolt eompelkd to import bands from all pasta of the country, and to lead week oat to various p! mi., being tumble to get a cornettist' in LiVel7ooll, Mem the persons who had nommenced and carried oat this movement hod emended parties who bad been brought to Liverpool from a .ontioutus their bruin... There was in thin and other UMW in the country en organised conspiracy, for the pup tee of endeavouring to wring from the :misters their nen term, na he wriald Move in the case of the complainant, employed by Mesas. Bradley. from *hem wore they eodeavourod to drive hire. Mr. Bradley, being in want of bandit, succeeded in obtaining from Ply mouth a number of men, twang whom wits the totoplainant, On his arrival lay steamer, at Liverpool, he wee mot by mew of Or taco on strike, whet gave bid A wooden, and induced Lou to return to Plymouth; but his father, who had c o me tv Liverpool front Plymouth, awl entered upon work, use ar.cry with him, and insiettd upon Lin return. He came limb. and met to werk at Mysore. Bradley's. On Ttisiroisy be was smog to Lis iliOneT, when he was met by the live • um., who Aar-mead d him, and Griflitba threat that he *amid have t. l . If.• il be did suit keep Ilesere. Bradley'• • rviee. M•Mlit, n we, en officer of the Journeymen'. 11...,w melon, a F.. sty the ultiret of which was to preened work. B from biting :Loonier. to, or eon. timing wash, ilmir • toplot ear 1 tit I hooters Bowe, lieni., end Bog Warder woo re nien air. lad rum Irvin Plymouth, end taken onvloyment in Ili, .11 .t.. of Meese.. Bradley, a toning at the time on advent...' 161. On Mooday, scoom- Clby tio a 'hi r priemers. they wont to t!.e oh+ p, paid ete% v the Ird, orttoK t.. blur. sot s.lllillein then, is Kr. liordev's presence, paid the three can 51. each, to male them to eke awe) , twat took and thine, from llr. Ilnedley's. On Thursday the dos prisoners met the corns pithiest, and thrmtened hie in the meaner he had dame'. Kr. Bremner then coiled Walter John Smote., enteral seeker, Kr. Bradley, and several other trimmer., whe more Iles folly bore out thus ostemeet, and Mr. Ildsralleid own milted the primer. fee trial, Mimed with coespireey. They VIII Milted to bail thensealme in 201. each, with two tem tie of 19'. owl In the course of hie emnimlim Mr. Deeetry. foe the pompom of showier tkot this Wilt* woo the ninority of the workmen. es Merles upon I traly of &lbw.. powdered a !id of journey en o w., aster, in the enuetry. It emnprised 60,0011 osok of whom old, 1.000 Weer meridiem of the uweriation. In law ,i,....r, be mil, there o ere GM adduct u. titers, 70 of whim say won amobers of the essociatlon. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1857. Lab) Intelligtnct. BIRTIOPOLITAN COUNTY COURT% Rheas appeeetel to the went week. Worrutorrn, R Nuts Haso.—llooday, Wy4 a: Somi23. ; Worlaroby„ 13, Ilkurrdkr. 24: 216.3. 21. Cuuuirsu. Dranorworraos—Norday. Mw •T LIMA a. New road—Moody. 2444.11; 1244124.42 , 7. Thar. J.,. , Friday, it timor,tto.—TumelLy, Orp4. 2. mem rar24. Orbortbeirses—Tors W. 2es. 21; 24122441ar, 23; T6antday.l4. dOr TOVAIRX.6I/11141UVA—Maidni• 224. 11 ; 2.24227. 242.12. Virn " r d. l6.l. 2 813 4. r tlirr4st—lleadag, 2.4. 2; Timilm 2; Rett..iay.. 23. Wm.worm —l"boldar. Sol 24; 111221.2. CM or Loy... 03.112.2.2•21642-110•141 r. 213 WW2% 27: Wadoroglay, 13, Tharvisy. 24 ; imema, 21. COURT OF BANRRUPI'CT.-Bzn. 19. (Before Mr. Commissioner Hohoyd.) Mr. Comninsioner Holroyd disposed of a brief bet. The named Consissioner sat in the Court of the Senior COMOIiP• skate instead of his own more cat:snow and convenient court, which is now just upon the return at his Honour from vocation being subjected to that lustration which It ought to have undergone weeks ago. IN TO! BANKMOPTCY or ACKFHRET BROWN, The bankrupt, described as a shipowner, in Little Smith street, Weetroinster, is better known ea a director of the Royal British Bank. This was the day fixed for the bat examination. Mr, Tucker (for the bankrupt) asked for an adjournment, in order to allow the accountants time to complete the ac counts P Mr. Linklatet (on behalf of the seeignees) offered no oppo sition, but complained that so little had been done towards the preparation of the accounts. He thought the examination ought to be adjourned for a limited period—say two months, with protection to Mr. Brown for one month, so as to ensure his answering questions relating to his rotate. Mr Tucker—There is no pretence for any such application. The truth la the accounts are complicated, and require oon 'Marsha* time. Mr. Brown wee, and is willing to give the all the assistance in his power. Tb. Cemethaltere—Soces reason must be shown for drew- Mg se inekbees a distinction against Mr. Brown. Mr. Llnkleter—No attempt, worthy of the name, kelbeen suede to the accounts. • seee,tenalpienieollllllM4 There la no charge that I can make ' rat the ' who hae frankly and freely answered questions pet to him touching his estate. Mr. Tucker thought the adjournment ought to be for three months, as the accountants said it would take wally that period to prepare the accounts. Official Assignee—Three months will not be too much. (Holding up a book.) Thia pals-book with the Rays! British Bank I. the moat extraordinary thing I ever law in my life. Some very @shone explanations must be given by the bankrupt. Mr. U y nbidd adien shaved that the accounts of the bath could be easilholed. Mr. Tudor- r—Tbere are no loss than $8 diSeest properties le he wound under this bankruptcy. With respect to the graseks at albnance, he wished to know whether the Cont ainerise weald Si it, subject, of mune, to the official mime receiving funds. There are no funds in hand at preseat. Camaleelonur—The application meet stand over. The marsalas was adjourned for titter month.. Protection panel& Mr. Brom wee reseal during the pooseetees. Ul TEO WIZ= rimy OP C. C. 11/11CIA. The bankrupt, a bidder, at Margate, obtained, onomaid, an lemagiata ceniticate of the mood elan. TX XXI MAXIM:PTO' OF D. MELHALDO. The was a shipowner, at Doerr, trading as Z. Badges art Co. The examination rotating was ling far trif-rat 12 t►dq, wins, not sarrandrring. it Iru stated that the awed proceeding upon sew =mender would take *cc INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Barr. 19. (Won Mr. Coarisakeer Mvrphy ) IN RS WILLIAM CLIIPDEN 001.011. This insolvent, • young men, ffentrant in the 12th Lacers, applied to be diaeharged from pier Mr. Slrgood appeared to oppose for Mr. Do loss. err meter of the 4th Dragoon Guards, sad Mr. Davis supported. The cane was opened on Friday, sad et the *l4= court, adjourned until to-day with the view of • with Mr. Douglas, who had advanced 11001. to eerie the insolvent to obtain his lieutenancy in the Demers, big • cornet at the time, with the understanding that he was to ea change in a given period and pay Mr. Douglas, who bad advanced the money on the application of Quartertosaier Drake. The insolvent had exchanged into the 12th UMW% and was about to proceed to India. Some time re occupied on the t occasion to effectuate an smangement, and ultimo yit was carried into effect. There re no farther opposition. and the insolvent beamed entitled, rd rimed to be discharged. He will forthwith proceed I. laths to join his regiment. 111 II LOUD CZCIL J APES 00ZPOS. In this atom mantionsd on Friday, an order was Maned to permit Mr. George Lewis (Loris and Lewis) to conduct the insolvent's ease st Tatuatcs. A former petition woo dis missed a few days slaw, and another petition was to be heard is October. .iea.e w.a granted. The court rem till Tuesday. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIRD COURT. (Before Mr. Prendergast, Q.C.) At Na sitting of this court on Friday morning, John avow, s fashionably dressed eesfaring man, wearing a beard and risswetarte, surrendered to take his trial upon ea indict mud, barging him with haring assaulted Mohuvoceldeen, a Mertes essman, upon the high miss and kicking out two of his teeth. . . . . . . --- The came canted &greet deal of interest to coneequenee of , the recent trial at Liverpool, and the inquiry that is now going on relative to the treatment of seamen on board merchant Tamils, and en additional interest • wee created from its being bairn that the parties charging • the seemed are hiabotrunedens and Itindoos fresh from laths. The appearance of the wits/ass and others of the • crew who stomp:tied theta, in all about 2d, attracted from time to time a considerable crowd outside the court, where they bad been Pitting and lying about until the thee came on. SOON of them were remthably due men, and in their ragged fentastie attars presented a singular contrast to those surrounding them. The court was filled with the friends of the captain and the accused, both of whom aro highly respectable men, and ate said to bear a good character for humanity. The complaint but been first beard upon euramens at the Thames Police OM,. where the defendant was bound over to appear here, sad the depositions were now, by the order of this court, handed over to Mr. Ribbon to prosecute, Mr. Sleigh appearing for the defendant. Colonel Ilughes, under secretary to the /thistle Strangers Home Society, wee present to watch the proceedings, but leek no part in them. Upon the defendant baling pleaded, Mr. Sleigh applied to the court to allow a gentian= wham they hod brought to Interpret, in place of the Marra:ter sent from the police court. The Commieeioner asked who the eentliaan was, sad he was informed that his some was Spred Abiloollah. He had been interpreter to the British eta in India, and was now • attached to the court of Undo. The interpreter from the police court said that the gentle man war mere competent than himself, and, with the per. • mission of the court, he would mast in any technical term. After some objections from Mr. Albion, the Commiesioner said that the arrangement was a moat fair one, end it received his sanction. The prosecutor was then called and morn upon the Koran, and in answer to several questions put to him by the Commissioner, amazed the court with great apparent de votion that that form of oath strictly bound him to tell the truth. He then, through the interpreter, mid that he had been a mimeo on board the Dominion. Ile shipped with other noire Names at Bombay ; be tine went on board the Dominion live months ego. The primmer mu the tiret meta. Shortly after be entered the chip left that port, and it barbed at Ft. Helena. About three weeks after that, et about four in the morning, witnw« was on deck, and the defendant, who was there, sent for the Female, or Bettie boatswain, end directed the witness to pull Blithe studding tall. Whilst be wee so doing the defendant struck witness a blow ln the mouth, then caught him by his hair, threw him down and kicked him in the mouth, knocking out two of his teeth. One of them he now pro duced, but be had lost the other. Defendant bad nails in hi. Mom I htdinever disobeyed order.; we were ell at work. At the time of this the defendant raid, " You pig, don't you ..e?"—Witness said, "W by do you call m pig ; famaMaho medsn—it lea foul name, why abuse oat " It wee then he Week me, and in mouth woe hurt. The Smog saw it. Crowe ' .—The Senn carried a rope for us, we ere • dimiples, ha had not kicked me et struck me with his Bet the ship was far from land, By the Court—lt was about three weeks from St. Helena. Cvnee-maasination continued—The ship was tacking, The =plain was in his cabin. Witness hod all his teeth in his bead when be left Bombay. Baton Khan, the Serum, and Obeolab KhanAoth fn al most the same word', gave • similar account of the conduct of the defendant. Mr. Sleigh, tor the defence, Raid hie answer to the charge wee • distinct denial of all the allegation. made. He said be should t learly show ilh‘t thee men had knewingl= he. Afteralluding to tho state of affairs In India, the conned commented strongly open the character of the clew of man comprising thou mew., and upon the fact of this offence being rat to is conmotted whets room of the Europeans excepting one wee present. The learned counsel then callod . _ Captain Wm. John Green, who raid be was captain of the Ektrutnion. The defendant woes eery humane man. WLart be shipped thee...Oilmen' at Dowluj hemw be hail one or two of by teeth out. He always mow irked the men himself, to sae that they were tree frau wren. When within four or five miles of the amid of Cornwall the eriniplulnaot let p. the jib. sheet without order,, said the defendant pewit hastil) said bushed or misht have stairk blip. Pcseenter made no complaint of viel , nee, neither did 1 $ e<a :me marks ai r boos upon him. I 'poke w Bowe nos at the police-court about complainant's teeth being ont, but I was not examined. He ha,. not complained to mo of being strw k with a hand spike. Soolethmg was said to some 0110 about his being struck in the chest. In co*, lamination the witness said that some of the craw had ban in the hoapital for scurvy. In answer to other questions from the learned counsel a nd the court, witneas said he had not heard that • charge wee In be pnaerred ageing him. There gnu ample food found for them, and none of the crew were ill from bad. The men were regaliuly &Meted at Bombay before the appointed agent He was deceived in the character of the crew he use to have ; the Europeans on hoard were the °Hetes. He had taken a rope and given them a lick or two to fetch them out of their berths. The Commirsioner—le it usual on board these ships to use • rice to the crew P That is an asrault. lIIIPM—They arose levy, without something at that sort we cannot get them to work; they will even hide themselves &tricolor the balm of goods rather than moue out end work. I had a Led crew shipped. Commirrioner—You must not take those means to maks semen good. We heard enough of the evils of that system Ina cue tried at Liv erp ool. Charles Gale, one of the apprentices on board the vessel, said that the prosecutor had one or more of his teeth nut when he shipped at Bombay. The defendant gave= a blow upon the mouth for letting go the sheet. never said anything about his tooth being out, and the first he heard of it wan when the ship was in dock. The de fendant is a very kind man. George Oliver, the second mate, was then called, and in answer to Mr. Sk4sch, said that the defendant bore an excellent character fur humanity, and was about to proceed with hie evidence, when The Commissioner interposed, and inked the minxes whether ho did not stand charged with having illtreated another of the crow. Mr. Sleigh objected to such a question being put; It wu quite irregular, and had nothing to do with it. Commissioner—But I think it ha,. It is a question whe ther tho witness is a proper judge of what humanity of cha racter was when he himself stood charged with a want of it. Mr. Sleigh—But he is not oonvieted yet. The Commiseioner was about making some further re marks to the witness, when Mr. Sleigh, with much warmth, requested that he would not_persist in taking the witnessout of hie hands. Conualesioner said that if Mr. Sleigh continued his he should etercine the authority veithd in him. Mr. folding up his lick?, and throwing It down aspen the You may do nomad I shall throw up the care. kw I cannot conduct a ease when the judge forgets himself as a gentleman. Mr. Alderman Farebmther maid that he had eat for many years as ea amintant , commissioner upon that bench, and the nurse he had seen pursued by the jud,gee was to leave a witness in the hands of the counsel, and ask questions after be had done. Mr. Sleigh had always conducted himself like • gentleman, and his business with propriety, but the weather was hot, which he hoped would be taken into consideration. Mr. Sleigh said ouch frequent Interruptions confused everybody and everything. The Commissioner said that he wished it to be understood that he knew his authority, and that he Ueda, ceder say circumstances, put any question that he thought Et to a witness. Tke case was then proceeded with, and this witness and two others of the European crew swore positively to the pro secutor having mane of his front teeth out when he came on board, and that ho was seen pulling a loose one about during the voyage. Mr. Ribton then called several of the Lamar 811111161111, who all MOM that the prolocutor had all hie teeth perfect when be was shipped at Bombay. Mr. RN= having replied, and the Commissioner summed Op t the jury, after , some, deliberation! in the; boa, were locked up. George Mire,. the Nomad mate, wee then indicted for an moult upon Meer Ali. The same counsel appeared in this rase. The prosecuot, another of the mimeo, swore that, whilst weighing anchor at St. Helena, the defendant severely wounded him upon the heed with a chain-hook, and he otherwise had been illtreated by the Europeans. Thie case solely rested upon the testimony of the Lamers, and, as in the hot case, it wee denied, and also sworn that no complaint had been loads during the voyage, and prom tutor had merely stated that he was hurt heaving the anchor. At eight o'clock in the evening, the jury in this ease were locked up mat o five minute. pest tan. when th ey came into court, and returned a verdict of Not Guilty. During the progress of this case, the jury in the That one came twice into mut, and begged to be discharged, ea they could not agree. Eleven were agreed, but one stood oat, and said he would for a week, and the foreman created much anemement by requesting the Commissioner to examine the one who dissented, as he thought he was mad. Each jury man had argued with him, but he said he had a doubt and would not 'goo. Not any of the jury had dined, and emu* from out of the country bed been without breakfast. At a quarter past toned at II they again tame into court, and begged to lo discharged, but the counsel not consenting, they were, a few minutes before 12, locked up fur the night, refreshments being allowed them. The night they spent in cleaning their dissenting brother of that rest of which they were debarred, and at pecan this morning the Commissioner, Mr. Alderman Phillips, and Under-Sheriff Anderton attended the court, and they rare discharged without agreeing, and the defendant was let out on bail until neat 111.1042. Eleven were for an attal. During the whole of the remarks made upon the dßwenting jurymen he mover said one word. THE POLICE C01712T3. BOW-STREET. The adjourned summons in the case against Mr. Itsosry Smart and Mr. Thome Close (who were charged with conapi ring to defraud Mr. Fitzpintrick,of Sheffield, by selling a eopy of one of Unwire pictures no an " original") was procce3ed with before Mr. Jardine, in et court crowded with artists and picture dealers. After bearing further evidence, Mr. Jardine mid There is no evidence in thin case, in my opinion to justify the Alighted imputation against Mr. Swart. There is dm& my a Statement that when the "copy' was brought to him by Mr. Fitzpatrick, and be was sated if it was the "original" picture—the one ho had just sold to ano ther party—he ',Plied. "There is no doubt about it." But this wee &pettedly milord) answer. The picture was shown to him without any migrations as to its being a copy. It we& a skilfully painted copy, and a MAO not having this on hie mind at all, might very reasonably bare supposed that it wan the same t but oven then he declined to give a warranty, which was a point in his favour. 1 really don't see anything in his conduct in this transaction inconsistent with perfect honesty. Mr. Austen, fir Flom, contended that the whole affair was a picture dmiere' quarrel, in which the one had tweed round against the other. It was well knot u that half the) supposed "originals" on the walla of greet people were " ape," Mr. Jardine ultimately decided to mod the 0810 for trial, and accepted two sureties in NI. each _ HAMMERSMITH. adored ea►sierlend literokiomp, who wag staled to bo lioutewmt in the 50th rogimett of Madras infantry. was brought before Mr. Ingham, on a warrant granted on Fridey Sur threatening to murder bin wife, Haniet, who wen only confined et therm - ideates of her mother. Mrs. Major Loiter, of Kensington, on Wednesday fortnight last. The complainant was in entirt, and said the threat took glare on the I lib inst., when ho mid he would murder her If rho did not go with ►im to India. He had usod threats before, awl ince took op a oars ing-knife. Mr. Ingham raid such horrible threats ought not to be used, and be called upon blur to find two sureties to keep the goon for six months. The roquind bail baring Lein accepted, the prisoner was liberated. CoIIONFR'A INQUEST.-011 Saturday so inquiry took place. before Mr. Watley, at the late residence of Janes Lepers, swell 54, in Rt. Allen'iereed, Keroingten, who committed onicide by blowing his brains out with • home pistol. After the jury bad viewed the body of the lamented gentleman, the following evidence was taken:— Mrs. Jane Legrew, who was deeply affected shilet giving her deposition said that the deceived had for some months peat howed the, most extraordinary delusions. end sip peered quite an altered man. On Wedneedey, witnees wee fetched from her residence, in the Victoria-cod, bee brother haying pilot himself through the head. In answer to eines tamp put by the coroner and jury, 14 , P. Levee paid the de timed wee unmarried ; he wapiti affluent circumstances; she knew of nothing that preyed upon his mind ; he was in high estimation as • sculptor and artist. Severe] servants , 'peke to the demesed's Wang° state of mind for month. peat. 1/r. Turner said he found the deeemeed deed on the floor of the drawing room. Ho had shot himself through the heed with • hone-pistol, which wee fatal.—Verdict, " Tetn pantry intently." CATTLE FROM TITS NORTH OF ECROFF.—The gross importations of cattle into Lowestoft from the North of Europe, for the week ending the 19th inst., amounted to 945 oxen and rather mere thou 1,000 sheep and lambs. 'f he stork were received from the wind ports —T cooing, Mena, and Fredericketedt. On Friday, the North of Europe Steam Navigation Company's steamer City of Norwich, Captain Oliver, eeriest' with 171 beasts and 100 sheep. end the Toll nieg, Captain Russell, with 263 beasts end 531 cheep. A telegram received from Lowestoft on Seturdey announces the arrival of the Cumberland with 129 beasts end 33 cheep This gives a Intel for the present week of 563 beasts and 664 sheep. anti a fourth Mesmer will probably bring a further con signment. The stock have been forwarded, as usual, to the metropolis , . ItAttwatr OFFICIALS IN INDIA.—The frequent allusions in the tertian newt , to the dangers to which railway officials ate stpreeent expired in Bengal will stake the 6al - exact pertieulars reppecting their numbers interest ing . The fire railway companies in India have in their see. rice between 500 and 600 Europeans., divided as follows: The Poet Indies (Bengal) sent out from this country, 250; , the Madre., dito, 100; Great Indian Peninsula (Bomlev), , 1,0; Scide, 20: Bombay and Bared; 40; total, 420. ; Others ere engaged in India, making as nearly aa possible , the whole ntinber 600. as 'doted above. CONVICTB FOR PORTLAIIDe-8017THAMT70/1, BA- Tr RD %T.—Upwards of 1011 COUV ittA, of Tarbes wry wired bete thia rooming by to early OR their way to FutCuad. MURDER OP A BOY IN NOTIINGHAN FOREST. NOTTINGHAM, BATT ADAY. On Thursday evening last the son of Mr. Atkin son, machine builder, Reldgh-sonnet, Nottingham, i n . b r ig eight years of age was miming from his home. A was made, placards printed describing his person, end every means used to discover him. All that woe known of the affair until Friday evening wee that on Thursday evening be strayed with a playmate to the neighbourhood of the Ar boretum. About six o'clock a man, having the appearance of a gipay, went up to them and asked Atkumon's playfellow which was the road to Bamford, a village two roles distant, saying that if he would show him the way he would give him ten shillings. The boy answered that he did not know the way, but Atkinson replied that he did, and that he would accompany him. Atkinson then left his playfellow and went with the man. Nothing was seen of the boy until six o'clock on Friday evening. At this time a number of children were playing in the forest, when one of them got over the hedge of en adjoining field, end discovered the dead body of Atkbam. The lad mime diately gave en ahem, and the discovery was oommunicatid to pulionconetable Iledetinann, who was woe the spot at the time. Upon examination of the body it woe found that from macho of veuipicasion on the neck, and the appearance of the mouth and nostrils, the boy bad been strangled. There were also marks of violence on one side of the body, ea though he bed bean knelt upon. The lad's boots had been taken of has feet, and it appears that foe this paltry purpose the murder bad bivn committed ; that the fellow's offering the boy Ioe. was merely to decoy him to a lonely spot for the purpose of committing a robbery. The pollee ere making every exertion for the apprehension of the mureleger. An inquest upon the body was held this afternoon, firth,. Lumley Castle, Ison•groen, before Mr. Coroner Swann, and adjourned for a week. THE MURDER IN LEIGH WOODS, BRISTOL. MINOT OP THI AIM On Saturday 11,1;741jo;neelingnmii on the body of the female found murdered in Leigh Woods wee rammed - and concluded before Mr. Fry, the coroner for Somerset. Mr. Rudd Lucas, surgeon, deposed to having made &post mortem examination of the body, and mid, on removing the deceased's hair he found a scar recently healed, about 2I niches in length, on the upper part of the right side of the herid.On taking off the scalp he found a wound in the bone correaponiling with the bullet mark, and afterwards found a ballet of a email sire in the left orbit; it was extracted, and weighed 3il grains and a half. Itwearatheraslogthaztabullet. The bullet had pawed into a small portion of the base of the I brain. The jugular vein on the right side was divided. Three of her teeth, extracted from the upper jaw, had been Mopped with some metallic substance. The wounds in the throat caused death. The wounds front the pistol would not necessarily have done so. There was no appearance of any ring on the fingers having been forcibly torn off. She was apparently about 25 years of age, and a married woman. A man named Powell desired to see the body, as he had eons many miles to do so, as his daughter Charlotte had left home six weeks, and had never sines teen hoard of. Ile wak permitted to do no, but returned, saying it was not hie child. The coroner put it to the jury whether they would ad journ, but by a chow of hands they decided to finish the in quiry, and t he y ultimately returned a verdict, That the unknown deceased was wilfully murdered by some person or parsons unknown." MARZHZ6. COTTON.—Lrvintroot., Szrr. 19.—T0-de7 the cotton market closed very tamely, end compered with kriday's ratite, prime of all kinds are suite es dear. Middling American is offered sparingly, that is, solid cotton. The sales amounted to 5,000 Wes, and comprise 170 Egyptian, ; 500 Sant, 61d. to 70. Since Thursday the total sale, amount to 11,000 bales. COTTON GOODS.-1M ANCII EAT ER, Savo. I9.—The mar ket is string, as regards prices, but there is lee. business doing. The constant efforts of manufacturers to obtain better prices for Huth, to cover the increased cost of yarn and cotton, naturally check and give irregularity to business, but holders of such goods are in miens cases disposed to withdraw them from the market rather thou make the slightest conoeseion in price. Disecuregieg so the last advice@ by way of Cal cutta from India were, them• bare been some few operations in both cloth and yarn. Some moderately large stiles of 40- inch shirtings made for Calcutta are spoken of, the buyers being able to secure the good( at ((imperatively low terms for cash, For Bombay some Pelee have been effected in both mole and water twist. There is still a steady demand for yarns for the continent, at very full rates. Domeetics are in rather lees demand then of late, but makers are well supplied with orders, and adhere to full quotations. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—LEEns, SEPT. 19.—There has been a somewhat uneettled market in tho cloth-halls to-day. Ws had a numerous attendance of buyers, who, however, earisSed themselves chiefly with looking on, and transactions to only a small extent were effected. CORN.-Cemainor, SEPT. 39.-Wheat wee 1.. to 2.. lower. Barley maintained last week'. prices. The same sane may be said of all other corn. Wheat, red, 06.. to 60s, ; white, 64.. Bailey, 40s. to 46a. Beans, old, 48a. to 60..; new, 40s. to 425. Pete, 48s. Oats, 21s. to 30e. Toren 48s. to 62a. CewrennuitY, Barr. 19.-The 'apply at market to-day was very large. and trade dull, at a reduction of from 2s. to 3e. per qr. Wheat, brown, new, Me. to 675. • white, new, 56e. to 82a. Barley. new, 36.. to 46e. Oats, new, 245. to 24e. 6d. Beane, old, 38e. to 40s. Peas, 40s. to 12. a. CuLCHEaTEn, SEPT. 19.-A gond supply of wheat and barley, end small of other grain. Wheat Is. to 3e. cheaper, aocerding to condition. Barley ad canoed Is. to 2.. Bean; and path unaltered. GiorCEITEIL, SEPT. 19.-There Was • good show of Eng lish wheat at our market to-day, the trade for which was ex tremely slow at le. to 2.. decline. Foreign nominal. The demand for mating barley is still limited, but holders do not give way. Indian corn unchanged. Oat. in retail detnand at late rate,. Iroperta for the week ending Sept. 19:- Whoa, for.ign, 7,006 fits. Oats, Ireland, 1,076. Beans, foreign, 2,047. Maths, coththise, 307 ; foreign, 4,250. OUILDFoouit, SrrT. 19.-There was a plentiful supply of wheat, with lees activity in the trade; come extra fine lots realised 66.. to 07e. for peed, but the general runs for millers one were reduced 3.. to 4e. per qr., a considerable quantity; remaining unsold. Wheat, 40.. to 645.; baley. 38s. to 44e.; eats. 2'2a. to no. ; beans, 445. to 62 a.; rye, 36e. to 40s. pee qr. IlEnTrolin, SEPT. 19.-We had not a meat supply of wheat today ; still we had enough for the millers, who were mall buyers, and lest week's prices barely supported. Barley made full so much money; supply fair. Oats, peas, and beans made last week's prim :-Wheat, 32e. to 405. per load. Barley. Me. to 47e. per qr. Oats, 238. to 30.. per qr. Peas, 23a. to 29.. per lead. Beans, 275. to 30e. per load. NE weasTLE-TPow-TTNE, SEPT. 19.-The weather this week ham undergone a marked improvement, and nearly the whole of the grain which had previously been outstanding has been wured, but in the Highland districts there is some portion to cut yet. Opinions differ as to the extent of injury trustained ; a few weeks, however ' will enable us to judge more accurately ; meanwhile we shall suspend further re marks upon the subject. The trade during the present week, influenced by the improvement in the wea th er, has been cha racterised by more quietism, but this ma made more appa rent oe the week ielveneed, prices laming been ',scalded 'on Tureday which subsequently were unobtainable. For the best new yellow south country wheat 05e. ma made me that day, the beet foreign at the same time meeting a fair share of attention, a cargo of red from Stralsund haring been placed at 695., Stettin, 68e., and Manch a &Is, weighed 6310 e. Flour being so scarce wits taken at full retie, other arcielos remain ing touch no before, with, however, • More subdued inquiry. At our market this morning we had a moderate chow of wheat from the growers, condition and quality v a ri,,,o, and although them wee eery hula offering from the count, vet the sample. not being in tlrst-rate order, sales proceeded ;Slowly, not withstanding that a reduction of fully 2e, per qr. would hove been error, dod to have effected a clearance. Fanner,' new red sold from 1 114 e. to 60s. per qr. In old very few transaction. occurred, owing to our millers being In fair stock for the monnot ; Lot it is quite Pelf-evident, judging from the nature of the Empire exhibited to-day, a large de mandmust experieqred as the seem advancer. elthougb in the meanwhile purchases can to made at 2s. under the ex treme rates of law week. Floor in ateady request, approved marks of houthholds bring salcelde at 435, and whites in pro porten. Melting barley MN slowly, owing to our brewers and mallotere not being reconciled to pay the prices de manded, but from so small a put Lion of eur crop being suit able for malting, we apprehend, for the Present at least, our full quotutithe will be established. Grinding barley moves of slowly, but late rates etcotaised. Free sold malt is wanted, extra qualities worth 734. to 74.. In beans and pees not much stirring. Old oats rather dearer, the that Scotch feed being hatable at 29e, weighing 4111 x. to 4211.., and extra foreign the same money. The arrivele this week ate:- Wheat, anetwise, 1,360 qrs.; foreign, 2,123. Barley, ea.a -22. Melt, ~Sea*, 100 fire. Oata, coestthie, 1,178 qrs. Beans, foreign, 118 gre. Flour, 620 each.. DrOltwiCii, SEPT. 10.-The weather hes been beautifully fine during the week, and the rain-fell hos beam nil. Th. I thermometer has ranged between 51 and 73. The lurid mar- tete have exhibited no very greet change since the last week,' but al Siownerket, Woodbridge, and othere held on Thoth day, a downward tendency eppeared. This declining move ment continued here to-ley, the millers meting esittionsly, and the supply of wheat being taken off at a reduction of Is. to 2s. per qr. Barley maintained late rates. The best whifs wheat made 62e. to Gds.; red ditto, 62.. to 58e. •, and dump pariah% 48e. to 51. pr qr. Melling barley, which is now brought forweid freely, the °Mein, return last week etht. prisiag tetogether 2,600 gm., realised 425. to 4r'..; and dis tilling ditto, 395. to 41a. per qr. Flour maintained about late rates, 39e. 61. to 40.. per thck. oTTisc il Am, Si.i.Trmarn 19.-At thle day's market there was o anal show of line sound wheat, wlckh add at the quotations of lent week, fine white samples realising 745., and red 68s.pe r 36 stone. Barley was fully se dear SA lasi week. item end Nana maintained last rates. White wheat (,4d), fifes. to 745.; new, 645. to 70e.; old red, 53a. to 56e.; new, 60e. to 65e. per 36 stone ; grinding barley (old), 325. to 39e.; new, 32.. to 395. per 30 stine; oats, Ma. to 36e.; new, 275. to 32. per 24 straw; foreign, 30s. to 34e. per 24 stone; beans (fad), 48e. to 3Ce. ; new, 44a. to 46e. per 38 stow; onperfine flour, 475. to 435.; tine, ditto, 43.. to 46e. per 20 stoat. O 3 Tosco, SEPT. 19.—A huge quantity of wheat was dined at the Exchange to-do), but no &abr. n od milkas were nut eager to purchase, fanners were coin pelted to submit to a re duction of from Is. to 2s. per qrtarter, prices being from 48s. to 6225. per quarter; barley from 33.. to tin., with a very dull trade. It in generally thought &meow dealers in this neigh bourhood that barley will be still lower in price. Oats realised 24.. to 31s. • beans, 445. to 625. ; hog pem, 48e. to 460. In the latter ar ticles but little trade wao done. Win ter vetches may be quoted from de. 6d. to 6s. Gd. per bu shel. Seconds Flour, 425. per wk. Oood Lay, 41. per ton. Beet bread, 6d.; good bread bid. the 41b. We. - - - . PETEILBOMOUGH, Seer. 19. A good supply of wheat here to-day; fine ampler le. per qr., and all below that dmeriplion were from 2a. to 3e. per qr. lower than last week. Barley sold readily at last week's prices. Oats and beans nominally as kat week. READING, SEPT. 19.—The show of wheat u good, and the attendance of dealers and formers large, but the do pireoed state of yesterday's London market caused trade to rule dull, and consequent tendency to reduction in prices. But little melting barley on offer, and the demand slow. Other qualities command attention, but prices have not altered. Barr. 19.—Thme is a good supply of wheat at oar market to-day, which is in improved condition, and at a decline of lc to 2s. per qr. from teat week's prices a fair clearance Is made. The show of *ring corn rather lamellae and the demand is good at folly lets value. Prices to the growers:—Wheat, 60.. to 61s. per qr.; oats, Is. Id. to Is. 2d. per stone; Mem, new, 43e. to 46. per qr.; old, 48a. to 60e. WoRCEBTER, SEPT. 19.—Theve was • moderate 'Ripply of wheat at market to-day, which wee mostly firmly bola for the currency of thie day week, but no progress could be made in sales except at a decline of Is. to 2a. per qr. Barley dull, and Is. per qr. lower. Oats firmly maintained their value. Bean, dull and rather cheaper. Peal unaltered. Forma, Barr. 19.—W0 have had a good show of grain at this day's market, but only little bueinesa has been done, farmers being unwilling at present to take the lower prices for wheat offered by millers, and the tew transactions were at about la. below last week's rates. Barley the same. In other article. no alteration, except floor, which has been lowered 3e. per sack. Wheat, white, 60.. to 64.. per imperial 9r.; red, 64a. to 68a.• barley, malting, 425. to 445.; grind ing, 37e. to 391.; melt, 74.. to 765.; oats, Is. Id. to Is. 2.d. per stone of 1411.. Flour, 434. to 465. per sack of 2801 b. ICIEICALEIT SEPT. 19.—The weather improved on Sun day, and altho ugh we had occasional showers the first three days of the week, it ha. been m continuensly fine since that we question if ever.. south grain wu secured in our county in the same time as hoe been done during the last three data of this week. On many farm the whole crop, with the ex ception of beans, is in stack. At our country markets this week, owing to oar fanners being so much engaged in secaring_the crop, so laid very little grain of any kind offering. Baring many anxious buyers., pnees of wheat and barley were *gain Is. to 2e. per qr. higher—more particularly where the quality Mae good. Oats aloe cold at priors in favour of sellers. Here, to-day, we had small supplies of all kinds of grain. Sales ready, particularly for all good qua lities, at prices In favour of sellers. Wheat, old, 36e. to 60.. per qr. • new, 38a. to 60e. Barley, new, 30.. to 37e. Oat., old, 365.; new, 28a. to 30.. ' • ' • -- WATWOAD, Bet T. 19.—Our market throughout the week has been liberally 'applied with grain, both from farmers, and by boat, and from abroad we have had very heavy arrival" ; prices however have been well sustained for most articles of the trade, and on the whole a large amount of business transacted. Thls morning the show of wheat at market wee again large, end all good qualities sold freely at full rates. Shipping panels were the turn lower. Grinding barley with an increased supply, gave way 6d. per barrel, but we note no damage in the value of nothing samples. We had a good delivery of black oats and pur chasers were enabled to 'apply themealves, at a reduction of 3d. to 4d. per barrel. White and tawny in entail supply, without change in price. Foreign wheat more inquired for, and full prices paid for good qualities. The large arrival of Indian corn bee brought • good many buyers on the market, and sellers having made a trilling cow:make in prices ex "hip a considerable quantity has been taken for the interior. Flour steady at late rates. Imports this week , Wheat, 2,280 quarter.; Indian corn, 18,161 quarters. Ex ' porta this weeks :—Wheat, 965 tarred*, oats, 4,946 bands; dour, 1,390 sacks; Indian corn, 600 barrels. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASU ALT ZEE. Neastai Wltem 11. (1M ea torque), Captain (Peon, arrived .t rOf% Babe Jam 21e olth thomm Itmlarame, who mem ell lamed; Me tomat tale &meted her ambor dmiag a sale. .sot ao str re, mad au broke up almom trunedataly. Suttees of the maw drool»d to atMeaptiag to mud —*delta, July 13 Lade eala Glob of this port, Caplail2 Daeldems, brat Arehaarsol to li3oelon soh oats was rue dr•rn as lb. Pleht of the lath September. by /1.11.11. Probeolle, et the Wand of May; mew ....d.—lhaarba. OepL 14. Montruee (Mead. moot), from Bawls to Oolt oe Falmouth, olth a , of Rim. owl oat cm au. l'orlaz Rho/416th Juttei ere. eareL —bangooadoly IL desoiramis C.pda Tommettale, hem. 1 1 th Joy, for Imam.. with toga. sad olt. P.urd.red at ...tout 130 13311 re from the Wahl lb. mew and temanmera tha Wood In tin bostr.— Cokmbe, Log. 15. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Conaleri Bride from Colombo Ira Le:dra, Are. 19, lit. 13 11., ke. 26 W. ." Fart !..i . ooeff, froze Liverpool for Calcutta, 104 19, lat. 22 11. us. Glebe t begl, tot lirerpoul. from the Clavier. bends, As/. I. let. 8.. W W. George weehamtos (Alp% fns (Anneal for Paolo% Rept. I. Slim Banos (dap.. tram Liveryam Pmt BMW's. Aug. 14, lat. IS S.. Ica. 29 W. Psorbaras. dam !abeam Ser Vgaa Boy. ise. Is, let. B 11, lea. lOW. QUICK TRANSIT OF THE INDIA MAIL ST THE Elrnt E,taTtlite RAILWAT.---011 Saturday morning the Calcutta portion of the India mail, in 64 tone, *rived at the Dover platform of the South Eastern Railway at 4.55. It was received by the railway superintendent, Mr. Way. and detpttehed with extraordinary celerity. By 4.68 the entire mail had been depoetted in a epeeist train, which then left, accomptuied by Mr. J. P. Knight, the traffic superin tendent of the South Eastern, and reached London in 1 hour and 45 minutes. By the despatch thus exercised the mail was delivered in Loudon folly an hour and a quarter before the regular mail train arrived, affording ample time for the portion destined for the north of England to be forwarded by the early trains. AMERICAN MAII.S.—LivEzPoot, SATCRDAT.-.• The British and North American Royal Mail etesanglp Arabia, Commander Jethro Stone sailed this forenoon for New York, with the United State s Canadian made, 140 parengers, and s full cargo of merchandise on freight. Flux. IN CLERRl,NWELL.—Thafollowing is Mr. Breidwood's report of a Ere which occurred on Saturdty morning at Clerkenwell .-Caned to Messrs. Yoh and Co..' mustard mills, Berry-war, Sutton-street; cause unknown; contents insured in the Emperor; rauatard steam engines, and machinery destroyed; warehoure and stables oonoiderably damaged by Ore end water. No. 4, Little &Atm-street, ChrleohtlL let out in tenements • conaiderably deranged by fire and water; contents not insu red. Nos. 13 and 14, Slade's-piece, also damaged ; contente cot insured. MOROCCO.—The Algiers rapers state that some agitation has recently been crotched amorget the warlike Moorish hire which occupy the territory between Fez and Morocco, and that tome tett of inanbirdination were ex pected. They add, that the Eitsperer of Idcaocco is at the former town and his rum in the woad. [Adteelistlllela.)--AN ATLAS GRATIS AVITII THE rN.-nn end thin Foireay. Ossots s 4. 1,62, ncl. o opt of the Mi. Al. will lrt teene.totkd olth n Cohered Nsp, a Chars or the Ilan of a Prlietijett lett to. 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