The Express. — London, England, 1856-09-04 00:00:00

Or 4 THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1856. LATER FROM THE UNITED STATES. and his royal father and brother reached their beds SPORTING. Rata Intelligence. ladle, had only that rumba aims set of Wandsworth .MARKETS. ARUIVA.L OF THB KANGAROO. in Nemesidades, the clocks had heralded the presence -e- --,..-_ Hesse of (Wreaks. The prlsteer said that was sot true. -•-- -..- of the small hours of the morning. I believe him WARWICK.-LAST DAY. (DOUBT OF BANKRUPTCY.-61r17.1thel 3. m (*TT°3‘.- mou, a {a. per ls. on i. S Arocr * i a rs .-111. " el.ed truly ' at an Polies Constable Walter, C 18t, nil he expected to be n lad borate over ttl lays LIVERPOOL, Wiping/oar. Majesty expressed his disapprobation of the manner TO Tan inITOR OF Till 111.11MWM. able to pour • semmary conviction la the City against the other kinds were without change. The demand MSS POO nil "Sr The 'crew steamship Kangaroo, Captain /Whig, arrived in the klersey, at noon to-don ], from Philedel- in which thu royal trip had been conducted in i no 8 21 -Bight items are set down for tomorrow, patle terms; and eerie*, it seems a beginn op for the company. The directors blame the engineers, the mot importast of them Whig the County Plate. the Beovoleat Fend Stakes and the T• ear. old Saadi • IN in LONO. The IL rat Hol This the Priwur. Hs had no doubt of being able to bring forward and well eat at the advance. The mks to-day were 12,• ow t o It behts-1 000 kw ez end 010 on • tattoo-est • ' l3** umiak. medags Eis mu showed dowe l: the cases if the prisoser was remoded. _ , port V. peco pram coo , ey ceP• 'mouth et 2,1108., sad about 760 i. of mew • year before Wsdauday ne m r. B ud= eara he would “ eno o t h e rumor until Fermat and Manahan, at sjd. to 71d. ; 1,20 u Bahia at 60. r > a t e _ sad them he would hear all the charges to 644." 4 1.t Pennan t at Old. to ed.; 2,500 bursa at 41d. to to o; phis, after a capital passage of a li ttle over 12 days h e • • ;Alias epee the locomotives. The w in their turn re from the Delaware, having left Ca the 22nd alt. We king says that both are is fault, and that the engines - The Sorry and Selling Stakes are the oily two snots that the bankrupts' be woke a &akar, of UAL ♦ asserts, what effect they would hays when taken together. s hoo ~.,,e""•• Id. to Ind. per lb. =porta since Maracay, are nes yet "loath. Mr. Ple the th e sinlpees e eossesterd to the lasknept's Isms Stewart Talk, a gsatleinin, was shargith san ds two have files of Philadelphia papers to the 21st Inclusive, are bad, and are not fit for the rails or the traffic. no Twol , oor-old Huai ., him togs bat ilith there were mime peals ea width these skeemetithres: p. sewn furlongs, a LINEN AND TARN.-11ammr, ihm. 1.-The PlcoPecis for a two don slater later than previously to hand, and by tele- The public) papers record the death of the Baron de aseiy. manias . t is the top weight, and he is quits seeable mad be eased at the oxalate meet a& • 'slog mss said the prisoner math up . tct . biza is Hon- nbur y " ba”,:ra ate HlLe ca ll wn ao.a % La n b d . r•nliti e :' n 7 0 1./ Sits of the esfetust. Lae; le eral of the Port navy and esesedlegly. olletattfolthisl rand soh" him to get a masa_ Pistol ""I 00 days being wet mud stormy, eau slightly checked operattona Lab o w e graph from the other towns of importanos in the l'auezinte m•Pw*K" - W a r . -- . ' . a stank( It. He ought to hold all safe doves to Grolia& is aa NO/M. blow his brass eat. Seeing that the gentlesath won sm- bas rhea very much; sad weavers are naively employed in the se:tlo ort admiral of Lisbon, the oldest chat[ is this mance United States to the 20th ult., one day later than to of p the 'es. It is worth notice that he oommeoced '"i bet be will be troubled to shake him off, giving away This was Gm examiestisa we nn is the ems of Charles dolly deranged, he sequainted the pith keeper, and he and not at their looma This so had the effect of cawing m a j, op ; band by the Asia. his career re a midshipman under the British flag, 21lb. I cannot fancy any of the light weights so well sa Dough Hope, deasellad in • pthildter sad bookseller, of was then neared. flies from the manufacturers, sod all contintre so f or tome .. e ,,. Great Msrlbormicbatesse sad MeNe&idlL It e z . peered A medical Isiss having agreed to take charge of the Tarns : Very dull o f sakk except fa towa. !races are in favour ef Cara Fatima, who, if she could only stay, ought to ho about The Kangaroo brought 31 cabin and 100 steerage and fought under Nelson, on board th e easel of th efrom the at Ithel bp Mt hsekrapt HO la Ma 1864, defodaat to his wife et Ramsgate, bum.% eitherby extra ac uo urt or redaction ra o rates, y r .. > ai ,.,. winning, as est 41b is extremely Indent for her, having ran he mWerate too soots anus', lea export order increase. i t : New passengers, 12,000 dole. in specie, and 16,483 buthele sense name, at the Battle of Trafalgar.he had a capital et noise of 4141. He new owes to arm. Mr. &Woo emeded to that amassment. crop arming te market, but repo= are vague as too, how it mature The Vasco de Gams (s.) has sailed for London , and up flew every time she he. started. I stand Cara Fatima end cared creditors, 2,7431.; to those holding security, 1,6001. ; EXTI/10111111•111' dIrPAIL-Mbont lour o'clock on Mon- out. It la generally supposed to be superior to last led,' er,,,,, of wheat, and 630 barrels of flour as cargo. her Majesty's ship Detestation, Commander Mar. Cith f i thlfr with Martinet well up if be rum liabilities (stated to be without contideratlos). 1631. ; liabl- day, the.. gentlemen waited on the magistrate, Mr. Bilrn- Lines, Brown: In demand a admad rates. Stocks very tutor The Africa, steamer, and David Crockett, hence at - • shall, for epi th elia. The Handicap Plate of 60 'on., air haloes% will suit hues under issoleesey Is 1849, 2,0001 The saseta aro about ham, to eolith his advice and assistance under the followicg =lad, and my active boalriaa would . oause oosiderable inti CAC in New York, and China at Baltimore, from Liverpool, iii British Remedy , 3 yes, B . t 6:b, and also Pashtos, 3 In, Bat 4001.; property held by creditors. 1601. Than was so eircumniusses. An individual, stated to be in the service r..._ceL s vm.te_i_7 . l .7_,.,., .._!,.. ~, , , ,, r i ;,., : e ......“. d t r:d.. h! ,,,, ,...2 exchanges th em has been a very limited Sib, both •ero tem I matt me anything else la the lot I stational of profits, but is the place usually occupied by of the Austrian police le Londoe, was enduanring, it was ..,"":,.•"„."._'' "" ''' " ••••• '''''" •••fitt and 'at bodies alao take much larger =2O on the 20th ult. enessat il l ga beekem tasseamed for this packet, both fak e so w an, that item opened the following entry :-. Cash received said, te sell his own daughter, a girl about 16 years of age, • saris • ,;;; t i,7,,,,t 0u 1 ' Prices Tatou arm-(Pram - the c m '''' ulst A despatch from Washington, dated August 20, mosey and beiag very Roam, and no alteration The County Statham mile sad a half, has 20 aeceptauss. ttf„ iih mit radw theth t° "trY " the Courier news- to prestitution. Be bad, it was alleged, plaited her in •or Joseph Magni) says : The members of Congress received their pay, h u the retest. The following are the Mr. Sykes, 6Jo get, Post of it; but sot so Nettle 4 Pee e-e-" 1001." The trade exoses had been 6701. ; lOW on brothel is the neighbourhood of Leicester -tone, whines • trading. I 9841. • other lees.. , by tale of stoat, dc .. 6441.; she was destroys of making her semis, and tee suntan*, of HIDIM AND LEATHER.-Atter the area excitement, the large under the new bill providing for their compensation, l td yotatieme-Loon, V days, 631; 90 d ais, 63i ; B th 31b, who is possessed of Asset speed; but ohs bah plenty h en a a pentad exposes (for 21 years), 9681. The a police clear was desired to ensure her freedom of station twm.41•64 and th. increased value of leather throughout the tar= 3,000 dole., commencing from the 4th of March, aria 528 ; Genoa, 528; Hamburg, i 8) Amsterdam, °f " tdbi far a lasrlaar aid, as the handicap g U P la erediton are to a Inge te rie f sekl The worthy magistrate directed * es p at prop ton o w y papersof July, recorded in our la. t Orcular, ma residua ( okay from the one of the officers to atom- attainment of our foreign trade, it is not at all myna* that 1863, and ending the 4th of 'March, 1838, and at that 431, at 3 month'. • light one. Early Bird, 6 yrs, 7st 13:12, lam afraid ta nut. Wild Hastsems, 6 7n. 70 12th, beet kin very essay at I A: " 111 "in w.47,;: " "I,l:::::„.uisatoLallrurk„7" . IZlTiltaltc,::l::""i'im.h th .`„ 1 :t1t i c r t,t h ;: , :i.la k t: 7.4.7l:s o l ro u o l c e L l st a zitt a il lt h d a ti oo cg o.t h o e bt past o m xth . The rats for every day from the last named period up to Government stock has been in demand, and rates Uverpooloi s or d r an h o lie l i s s i call ut ed iv er to ::.:itihilro.r.B:7,7l: objectldr. Chamberlain, es the part of the soigne's, did not get the relieviag officer . to receive her until application hi c so ma t r i le t t li e tt titte u. veoe su ri p t o ly i, u o i t ee h.t.. tile l d l e is ethera n o e t i dl nat ly c °f.the / to-day. The members who have been voluntarily ii ., l oo ki ng up. absent during the session certified upon honour as to the amount or time thus lost, for which a ipro rate Throe per Cents. are from 46 to 47 ; te Bank shares from par to i per cent. discount } ; Bank 1 r tak as. Th • Wag of value, and his weight light, he la not told( oirues ei tat e • ander bankru ge which g es , b r i ttn eu bto m ari eg s had him SI to n t i h e e . ra u li b :p m ay ad tle fo f r attr y p i to . u te n c d t:o n a t to tte Austrian erryboarisaL :L o orele! an a acd g o rage amount, a li t.. been m re Men eLby Isor t ri rc i o ri to prove Al. Busgerford, aged, 7st 101 k, is nicely In bo e g of Oporto shares from 18 to 20 per cent. prem.posited with Mr. Hardy, • creditor for 1,600/. The creditor th e above details het bon deferred so long as there was any slightly increased stacks, but not to an extent sufficient to CCM sty deduction wan made from the salary. A bell for a this and the Trthl Stakes Ix one of which I halloo he for e - hld • bond for 6301.: don a fencer advance of 2001. chance that the efforts made to says this poor child from diminution of value. As, however, the mourn of our export eam performs in earnest. Mischief was want with him for the be n ' e rode, the books l a d ited i line of steamers to run bet wan New York, Plymouth, and Hamburg, passed unanimously the Post-Math Committee of the House, and will be acted upon early next session. There is a general good feeling IRELAND. , Goodwood Stakes, bit he wan one of the fallen one poor Bartholomew having been put co him. Alembic, t tar . yes, has a 61b. penalty , which [Hen his weight to let 111 b, ' 1 ru thad also • P but this tl:tlbbetre. Hardy bill _ re sp a te _ of ea ml eg o cur oa kt is Bank- i 1: 1 11: 1 v m s ieh re t be defeated by • a ; rsaatste publication. In. given up. Is inererving, anon the agrazitoral . ptoe. lots : -o l vy no ir: • i s ti ze t tett o re: f - a given to andentand that on Monday night tie eet - ° 3•,, •••*. te,w,wheLiettr,Lueet check brothel is which ths unhappy child had been confined was ' ar r" °° ' -II- "-- --- ..." __.. _ __, , ar a nue Ms. Mews approved toe the bankrupt, who eonsosted to searched without @accost, but that happily she is now safe DUBLIN, 1/Err. 3. and be 18 1 7 from •• B ‘ll B 8° carry es ' wee ' ` readsoved In quality, and are elk owtr in price. Market horse hides and market ca , skis raisin unaltered.-(From the Circular of Messrs. T. J. and T. aan mount of the sack depoidad with Mr. Hard y; ram the i s famous attempts of her wretched father. Powell.) towards the project. DISEMBODIMENT OF THE NORTH TIPPERARY and a half. Wericek, 3 yrs, Ist 31b, I believe la scratched. am on ail; alum . • n gamed. WESTMINSTER. The Southern papers to hand by this steamer give MILITIA. (Islam, 6 on, 7st 210, his a chance; and Herb 4 yes, IN in BLACELOCT AND BLLORLOOIL CORN.--erazrothenaTnas, Bus. 3.-The arrivals of wheat mesa Hams Von Dittmar, late an officer in . the Ge limited. To this day's =Wart us additional particulars of the awful storm at the The North Tipperary Light Infantry, whose lib, / Tat is oil able to win. Lord Alfred 4 n 7st, met sot be put aside 'meow he wss beaus at as he Kirk, ' is t o The banknote were drapers • hi las New.rud. , man wine for the pia week are emeediegly White- Legion, appeared for final examination charged with vie- we had small obey of grain. %beat met a 'slow elle at a decline Booth. The steamers Nautilue and Manilla were mutiny was attended by such fatal consequouces, on catch better terms hare ; and after Lady Tatton's 'Ann chapel . Some Gam ego they made : as smilissimit. and lle - lastly aseasitiog Major Yates of the sam . • nein of 2s. p e r qr. on last week's prices. In other grain no variation. both lost. The scenes at Lest Island we truly and created so much excitement, were formally dim- we mu t b um . o f his party . Stork, 3 yes, Out 10Ib, and pest a s that their alleles would be arrasged they went It will be remembered that on the previous hearing it Imports during the past week : Wherat, coastwise, 615 qrs. awful. All the houses were swept away, and Dearly embodied at Nenagh on Monday afternoon. The Veskas, 4 you, Oat 91b, an toes Bdwie Parer, and the evened. Some creditors refused to come in, sad made them was proved that Matte Yates was at Cremorne-gardistas on CATTLE.- ALL, Barr. 3. The supplies Tees short to-day, regiment having been drawn up in the barrack young es. can so well at York, that he would he werth an upon The day anointed for their esnenda pooped Tuesday night, when the defendant suddenly sttackod him and trade ruled beak at quite last week's rase. Ileel made from two hundred persons perished. The water came up Chief, ever, and they were proclaimed fa OM usual fors. Oa their with • stick, and struck him two blows, one cm the head. 2a. ed. to se. til Oen, 1 to 136. 24 Lamb a with such rapidity that it rose five feet in two square, Major-Oenend Sir James Chatterton, coca- i s oo y i n,let lib, if sAer lt ei sr e w m o a r i tt d i e le e l the noon, Bodo . LS , Milt have a chance . regent frees Rio Janeiro, they petitioned the coon that their th othe, ' ' Qs* . . skiing ff ! . W on the ihonider, and, subsequently, addressing a 45. to Se. Pork, 3e. 6d. to h. pa stone of lilts., the o a.. minutes, and entirely submerged the island. The in- mending the Limerick district, addremed the men to Lady Florence, 3 yn. es, stay ed so well at Wolverhauptos, 11 .. 1 "mher might be tan. cornet of Os same regimeat, who wan in the gardens, said, „....,. babitants-supposieg, doubtless, that the water the following e ff ect : tut there ano doubt she can manage a utile and a half, am IL Butter on their behalf now salted that they " Tell them at Aidershott I kept my word, I thrashed '-"-"'''-'""••••' 813.1..-3.-B7was Poor iligh Male, IR., *7.* ; would soon subetde-so ht sh 't in their houses ug ea Mr , He said, he had badly hoped that he would be able, on and with her weight she would be handy, if wasted. mig_ht be allowed to soneder. him." Blass a &bade Hartley. I,a. 9d., Howard s West Hartley :soar. too, 165.; Longrldge's Weal Harticy, tea . 3d.; North Pi ay II 4,1, F , ' the oceseiss of their disembodiment to give them that mod Mr. Bennett, for the amignem, aossutod oe the bank . . Termagant's ( 3 as, 60) Minted with the Clemattisa . . . Mr. R. Peckham, solicitor, ettasded for the defendant. 16.. ed.; lanaeld Moor, i ss. ed.; Tanlield Moor Bute., 11.. ad. • but it seems that these were soon overturned and - of praise wlreb he was able to go to the other gelding, a t 13r toe, proves her to be bat reesteraM. "Oa sselsnehiellf to Pty the e a ts 07 the 8 11 1 8 8 0quen8 n lBol ' Therridance of the I/Passer having been read pnpustory %letup Baniey„ln. od ; Walker Primes., les. 1111.; Wage Rai swept swat . by the combined force of the wind and militia regiment* in his district. Tale (he said) I Sergio.- dyn, flst, is a bad our; but bad onnottaa le" the estate toast filmady "Meister", sad a dividesd to hts com m itt a l f or t r i a l, Oahe* 17.. Pa . ; Walls End Harvey Wyram, unarmed, its.; Waves, and left the unfortunate inmates helplessly cannot do. Irma have mraneittimil sego of each a w j a when thug get na b a light weight he boo been ot o b. of 3s. IL paid. Mr. Peckham had took the magistrate whether he would , s tms..,End,Ri dd .„. 4 11 1.1.. 9 1... ; u lkli ,. 's ._ isrl .,r 'n. , w.i l irn. 6d i 'aerd,,:: sat e, struggling amidst the debris. character as leave it impoisible he me its give forked is t a t. Dramatist, 3 fee, d o s 91b, Is 71 . 7 moderate. His. Molnar allowed the surrender te be taken on those not, song that no great amou n t of scot, had been in. •••• •••„ a ; e,-.- E nd --•--- --". -- - ------ --- • y no, lea 6d.; Wall • End Larnbtria lea 3.1.,• aye take. I hrd fon d l y you would leave Ha m a a flat Mb win • . g et lighter eta_ and es tam. Hated, and that it was now len than had been at first e t e rsEe kia Idootaga L e o , Its Walls End Pearlier, lbs. ; Walla Dad We annex the details from the. New Orleans I:: m ar t : w i t k b osom ; t lP °l ie ee dieeppel e t e d. ii i iti , - 1 7 a6‘,; ‘ , - ; fi n-Ve- -a - a a l 7 0 , h re-tj'efe-at at co olio' er , imagined, be disposed to reconsider the matter, and adjs. Richmond, les. 6d.; Walla End Ructeds Meilen, I9s. ; Walt Eno * Picayune, August 14: yet Lamed to the advise al nil disport persons ; you Ithre as webery, he is sot out of "L ie f( 1 Ishii Lord Alfred di Mr. upon it summarily / &ahem, lea. Ekl. • Walla End Booth Hats, 10s. 9d. • a ll End The Tunisr whielt prevailed inter:ar of the destrutios forgot the repeat duo to your gain end to yourselves; or Wild Hmeteman to win I shall not be fax out. Nettle THE POLICE COURTS. Mr. Arnold replied decidedly not; nothing would induce nienartlr Ilia 9.1 . .; Walls End Case= 19a; Walls Raid Hartlepcol, ed Last Used in the late storm 1, probably tee tree. We and you now see the nteltheftelFdathillithaeme IlLela Setae :night obtain a place from the judge. ' Pod d . ti to dis f h lin. W.: Walls End Eon him, with his !hustled juns lc ou, pose o t • cao.Bough Hall, lee. 34.; Walls End Relic", Ilis. 3d. • Wills End South Hartlepool, 195. 3d. ; Walls End Soulli • have only some pond reports of the greets= of the of your onarader, of heolualeg le fell Meta. is mos y he Basenthet Fund Stakes, two silks, hat bat a pee —..--- Mr. Peckham observed that • foreigner's notions of sa- Ka • l . . , 1 . 95.; Wall . End Thorpe, 1.9 a.; Walls tad Carnes TM, dinstsr, and a few mime particulars of the Moe of Inett- thitted ones et a dethdfel seep! KIRK" letmilliostes eaceptasee. Polestar and Hungerford have noes the GUILDHALL. snit wen more lax than ours; and it should also be nano- Ir a; malls End Eveawocd, 17a; Walls End Wowlhouse Close, lac 91; vldsals and families. The authors brought hem Villa- tleiele._whereth if en had ell theefellnithe wont of the weights, and the former should beat Lady Mr. Middleton , the oat to the Sale for bored that the defendant labound under the excitement of Wayne's Merthyr, 28s. 881.-8 8 181 at market, 104; sold, 70. data sad Binniek's Bay, by the °Folmar@ illikeind ISM Veen we Wel 313 .1 33343 dull= WM" of that Tam aftrr their do ruining together. Itedemp. . u . p ra tgl o rc i.sit : to tea ta. ,_,, ,„_ before having received insults, or fancied insults, from the coo goring, ars cosfirmatory of the inundation of the Mos& pes esemedlod so to br:og a esporeer force le man tem la a feather, bet is very bad. Glaudy'a pooh, is jest '""' Aaisais Sir Pots Lau r ie, to tat; tit I ' Peter_ a s n sciesettyince of tne Or afgtf ""' '7".. ' ore plainant. It should more especially be borne in mind that the deetruetion of the buildings, and the probable keg a 8 oath Tie mlaecholy coosequoles et sash *oda& though to stop him over two miles and lam not iroallost um had ,, this was an unpremeditated assault. and arose from the SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. great many live', noble', pother, pa six or sous mere. I NIP* to gay, sn of a mat miens &stricter. of Ter magent's stoics qualities. Perhaps old liengeekrd , iii the n co m i s m e of Tlr i I n g°l° .! °.; the officers ,___ r " . sediental meeting of the parties at Cremorne• for, had the Is the moat time, the melety te leant the path:slam beery Tea have committed the awful crime of seder , or Polestar may pull me through."" we'llu"aa whic h e'''''' P'"' defeadent sought to isfiist violence upon the ' 1 • 1 netted this tont yesterday. he had deemed it to be his duty to he h - THE SEA.BORNE MAILS. groat, and the mesa of coelMenteetlell hOtTeINI the city you bare triage intend op en t aatia t , the greatest crime of The Town Plate would be woo by Breese were she Is- ad had ample opportnnitiss of tneetieg with him before impend f our of th us until the meeting of the counittee, sad the obese of the suffering see wry alight. which a oldie, es be guilty. For them crimes some of tended, but Mahe should not be, Ostaia should again claimthe Waist isolation. H e (Mr. Peckham) hod hoped that when the matter wou l d he thoroghly isvestigateL lurks the des for making us a mail falls on • Bushy, the Lest Island is ea islthd in the Galt of Bono, width has your comrades have been nen:Worth' : but her Melist7 has winning haulers.an expreselon of regret made through him, as defendant's ,;„ „„m„ho open unto ; the oa , , e ,', go i m . care . ia 0 .,.. 0 , a . less for some pert made a slimmer retort (Cr photos and boss pleased to cosset s their outgo* to • lighter MN Duey Races commence tomorrow. The principal affair Mrs . Joe" , the wife of a soldier, who last week appealed adoeste,wold have Induced the magistrate to deal with the t ,7 1 1 • • • ''' • reads • mail, via boathanpton, w on scat ccession, is at Shag families from the interior perishes of Lafoinki aad than that passel by the triboala at whisk they were tried. Wag the Tradesmen's Plata, and far that I like Litton to the benevolence of the sitting magistrate, Aldermaa Fia- matter summarily. The assault had probably been tont tho ermine yrerious.l Anaheim% and some from the eity. It is dna., km she They are Ma deice their way t o them , deattaaUott, deprived Davis, with all kis wept. °Abell has gone to o wls the nWr 02 888181 her I. 8018 7 11811 41 the must of 201 . in "der witted rather with a view of potting an indigaity upon the POW 1 MIS mis land at the moth of the Bios about 111 alba; the of the enema of entail their friends. their home. et MOW Chesterfield, bat if Ginnie di Veiny is taken on from War- to mochas* hoe husband's dip:hazes, appeared beton Alder- complainant than of inflicting any injury. merest lead I. five or six miles distant. The Mimi It shod try. If you now, when yes are disombolied, quietly and wick it will sot be allowed. METEOR. mu towlines under the following circumstances: Mr. Arnold repeated that It was not a eve he had ads- Mad. op e '' Weelel B wbat ! When lav what the tee- I. . 25 u m,. o t k oot b , se a from a kw t o ti t we a ln good order raters to your homes, I will have the gliallith Sept . 3. Mr. Martin, the thief sloth, informed the worthy alder - t qua • means of zneetieg, and it was therefore his duty to fkomotoo , a .d, vessel. , Amax, Vasil. 1 n th w id e , oe lp th ree er f our f re t o u ts g to og g ot pitman in athieg hem the authorities a farther 1111/thlthilli man that this poor woos* had beta for a long time work- send It before an ot he r court. Oulu. It i s 'spew; t o the f a ll sweep 6,1( the wales esegae, of their seanace. Yoe have brought a stain alma per WARWICK SEPTEMBER MESTING-WaDVMDAY. leg heed sad elindaff Mew ray to effect the Parallel of her The witeemes were severally bound over to motes Liston ...... / 171,1 t is - -, ,1— t. ' noain )11 th it or lei 3mith * Sultan . l iept.s.. A t? . 1 notheo breeze*, which have made it a desinble elkiese Is ehneletee it • mIPP•so, felt whet you nie waled laths Tag Isrossesee PLAIN WS OM, ailed te a owerpstakeia enu bebboad's tlitalowes hum tbe 76th Regiment _of F_dot, and the mouser meathe. This you th• blend is rimeresil ev nem, if yes set nue good soldiers, you will wipe oat that sash. Go WO re eels) Is tees th e low of lEi• I ° , • Ohs then the accused's appearance at the Willifilli. sstk Mr. Arnold consenting to take the same ball as before for ol„„,i;,--: itoptoa Gibraltar *- 1 , . ~ I, arr. :rd have bees •el surmised, and th e sandy Id, thessesps , le. stain. it. Oath's Wad Omen, i yrs (101.),11A ._. ...(Fordhars) w • Mad beneltesable teeemplete the other 30i., and applied Malta ....... tees to tsars who wen ingosti to the slam end what The General then, turning to the casino, addressed Tie at eon wen est seard. - to iUdsrmea Finals fee sacs. Alderman Fiat& gave l!ith end """" ' ith a rote , To Decal' Woomera's= arouse en ems seek with fe added, bee meth& smash. funk of elep pew-him and last &tor. loses we have to deplore. THE FATAL ACCIDENT IN LOTHBUR T. ?sr ..... Aat g a , > Enn o tna . t o g a , ,1 folk's Ara • few words to them, and finally read the following be dm- •yr.Mds Leib, Ilet no; mesoes es. Orton perukes don tee h a s st . s a dia !alt of wisps f or ' t h e f 7purpose a , month I I month. / The ordinary seem by the city is v:it the Cesium Rail- Fasononagisis of the command er o f th e fo r m rad allonym. Owdielle and obeli ft WOW mid to Bayou Beef, and thence by steamboat to the thud, t o I directing the disembodiment of the regi- lel. d e s . use wd e a lis = auks% cutiou ,. ou fa __ m ut ., i p" tieing the nee% dimisege. Her Mee MIS reported in n o e a l eo . ..... o ,,,_,,at at e the newap spin, gad a bentholost poetising& east through . Mauritian terrible catastrophe which occurred during the f 0 ., hg of Tuesday last, by th• fall of some dilapidated build- NO ....: 4th of 1 11 Fit:li'd., ar " pe t Te i li r i . b i a wk. vs los a en we wr ek Ak t id t t I re a e l t bsil i ti meet : Mr. 7. little% an= es i 3 the proprietors of tan . Them the MS ef 21, which she had fk l the report, below make the wreck th• only refuge Kell that The North Tippers!, Militia will be diangedled en the 5K1 3 31 !...3 le 3_da i tIl test Waal. 100 to lust duly volved. She sew saselled far the purpose of refusd- logs is Lothbury, by which a man sad three children were ,„,_ . 1 •) le the ) 8° ! t t• ". Indus 1, • :pt. 1.. Ava »muss ci the submerged 141881 d. By the arrival et th e let of September , in venue« of the warrant of his Excel- e a caws w • "aim by " "cams assomom war lag to the poor-box the mosey that Alderman Fan,, had isstantly killed, and several other penons myth lejitred, disgssoni .. month. qa .' n ' 11 Omlossae can this aurae= we hope to have rename de- lessy the Lod Lieutenant. The General Commandieg me- To aeon Ikeda of 13 nees. es* 10 ft. CM 33 added: 2.yr olds, Sires herr 8881 18 would ma 181811 him (Alderman Lawrence) was motioned is the Esprius of yesterday. Australisivia 1 , , ape. . 1 Liver- Marco I,t„. - Binh. WS, sad pray that the scoots herstifees resolved nay mt "ow this regiment to eePente without referring le the yet; there, it. (*tido ronelties and snowmen. T.T.C. (7 sets.) whether it would be mooted from her. The scene of this lamentable obey was In a narrow the Cnfe) 4 - pool. Polo 1 "..'Wan love been math szsggoraud. toast osennosies at Nessga, sad remarking as same of Mr. T. Mao% Oemna* Vero, by Mr Rarer 1 188 , Teta Alderena Laureate said he certaisly would not take it Is *b. sallies w• 'obi u s nt h ; we . as we h ave b oon the miespprehnesions whigh have been allure is ottani, (ear. re. 1114 Rope -- t able te gather. The following tette.. will show the easier tins of the lasubordinste conduit of the corps. Th• court TM 35 weevers sot added Mr. Martha said the nosey would be most meltable to Oyster of similar mianabli courts, running at the back of Mannths ... F t. 2 ..• 1). D'rt. Tee Nmeneri• Pane at SO sets. One moo. (1 1 subs.) month. youth. Meet a or. .d by the reeeplien of the iateldpage et the die- 0 ." . Miloiii, of,_ which Dam" Irwin wig ineident , hos se e. w no. h., or age 04 . outiak3) i her, for, to make op the 181, she had borrowed 6!. from a Tokoshose-yard, from Moor gate-street into Great Bell- Carlon --.. 5 i ~ meter at 13 :abet City, and than prom:ewes with whisk steps ineeondiall enneetileted Ih° whole of the oblimi"Msem Mr. Ihmetora af by Nista out of osier s pa. bit elb loan misty, which she wan now repaying by weekly alley. In no ether pan of the city could be found, perhaps, Ittot . .......) .„ , wore taken th se , d relief to Ole esnivdn i connoted with th e mutiny. The outbreak, it spoon. !eras nth) trordhany f ImMisimmar and it would ne doubt be a Peet waistlin e o more ruinous habitati3ns. Many of them have lorg since titans " Breaker City Hotel, Wedoesday, Ault. 13, 7 au . r riginsted in en order gives by the sommanding Aker, 34. islieseti BobbylS. Syra est 101 b and Cape daturas Amer .., Lawn . „ pema g aka ime g„ a i pea h e h i t to been condemned by the City Surveyors all dangerous, gr ., Is Sept 9 ... 1 7: a t Avon .. Sept 12. Tama u Bailors Pkorent -Mr Jobe D .ei. has jest got here Lketiosat-Colosel Maude, to take into store the troupers ai llejethowleu ales ran: ,if, wd eltemitink Olin dee% I by from Last Island in a small sail. beat, and reports Last Lased Weed he Woe Klement is Aprl lan, being part of the Ammar s. red It a n tr a l $ 1 .1, sem tb. 1 ., usistisliso deserving aohojeet. thank, ew the worthy I t ha v h e as nee be en e li n rne e tt ee er e o , f ier su ruin u th e a r t ee tla iw e Citysutho te riti e ss ee g uroo mer ies.• INttaitly swept or ail the h nen by the stone el asolop elothi:p c all:: c a i n ve d e . t o y ni ser.-a proastion wniais ee Lie . % aw aSI N MILL a r. i i ~.. to 1 ... b y. 1° 8 .., Ari n, 8 En. ones tendered grateful 9 • lay p reventi ng • d •i •••/ 1 04•••• • •• Alderman het his kindness, and withdrew. night, tea that 137 Ilya were Ida by the disaster. This is ea a . .4 Year te Wet tto hi sews alentb. riatot., a on." as r 1.1, me Olse nee) • being r cope . 'ad Being situated in the heat of the City, l e l :rpm. 1 the moot roundly uortained at present." property of the goverameet, la sommetthions of several et wee soms a reogo wog we, dm a ryola filly was 11th, a m L a g Mr. Mantis Said he had rosiod a letter from Alderman the owners have realised good rentals from the poor pople exlet.t vast r d " Berwick's ray, Aug. 13, 1856 albesith 'kik the men It=r l yf• h : d te in se u ll thstr is teuesen.. , d After the iti, w, awn cvip, wi.. _ Frank °outlasting Mrs. James's tapers and slati n g that he r3O you , by ireticriptice of Nom bad paid the 201, and that her hubtad would me Ave his who crowded each apartment. 1 lit and .. in great haste. We have jest sent the Majors Asbny "re II with lie *WS. 3-yaelds, let; bur, est lle; Ilvo. en Eta discharge in a fur days. Honduras). lad La lota I soea The teceiseat which fell-a two-otory building, which Vermeil - p. i . , 10th el ~,,,,, tilt the assistant* of the su ff erers, who one sow dingle' lathe twit at 88 . 18 eider wee 0 1 ,61 4 • ssltellood • I sad osle MIS who :nod son lit . Ts . ... a >a ~,,,a , . to ow et is e hull of the snombott Star. Oho starts hese* is one am, refused to comply with Guarder having bees asked, the dam Vedo sa d .>... ea , la me l ul u (n o w. ) Mrs. flagons Chloe applied to Sir Chapman Marshall for oetsspied an angle of the court-was the prepsny of aMr t C;IL. r f T i ewe-• month. Im P wa ' 1 the 11 amnia ugly waiting to WPM at We phice.- R• swatfially men , regimental gond was forced by b.. ethrarin, and hews Lora endeae s =s, (*s a d., s y r% a s e is .. (u se * 1 his memo and assistance. She said her hothead had been Randall, an Independent gentleman', who lett the manage mill - ~ I rouo D ov er released with died boogies. TM discoatest Mown es pre- Mr. T. Penes Paireor a yes, 7st parr 7m 3114...1 aftenten 2 captain of the Lie, belonging to Maas Linkleter and mot of ,b o 00,,,,0 and collection of the rents to a man of P 0,3 ' Mr. Davis, above referred to, we are informer 4 k the Tail Is the "'Must was "costal" hYtheill•distosted leePle 1 1 1 ,1:!,- 1 1-Chtelt: 7311 4 111 Alle 5 7ft. WI V. Dodolgel 3 Green, who failed some short time sines, and on the 28th of ---- ' ---- li lob Restaurant, i keeper of the cysier ~l oos beneath Jobs lll'DosseLl's at ' %Omagh, who subeequently supplied the soldiers withers- Cr •,,_•_,... ant nergment i llm let 111 b „epsomite t i.„ lux, h e „,b, d f em .7., itie , for ' , t ri m.' in por l o „ the name of Crane. The lower rooms, It appears, wersanin- Es.d .. } Booth- Restaurant. in Common-Prot, in this city. Be neeeedel ms• ' Was and took part in the tumult and swoon le she T .,. ; , tailm ,, : ra n , : i t Y t „~,„, ... II : op t . ...) ... pup. Parana m ot= Solent la getting hie wife, we lean, tato a plain of sanity, sad bowl, aid the tenti2 proceeded to the diorsofel sad fatal Fallen 3 . Preui - "4113, * led the howe Ma not ants Lead Ouireastmen seating that her husband had died on the par- upper door. The first-floor hack I 00t11 wan occupied by a • strata tarted to poesy, aid. Be was i cons7se led to Bet- MU - II t• telt iota It ita of the fete trials. Wanton omen ea wha wlth norm sego home, twig. , her a widow with two childrea-on• 16 dock labourer named William Palmer, his wife, and tin MOOD •••••• )11 001.1 ...} &mit ' ........ - - - wk k'., k' we are I a rinsed by the engineer of JO stoner and dap-en LS IR Ulf der wee committed et a fiats when sot a rotting: II In 4es Makes elo 1 sot 71,hams, lo to I cot Mr. months , and e 0 We ler 6 weeks old. To-day she went to the chi' • lien. Th . e Manna . nt-fioor front by a married couple earned eiraitoo. t t hot had Dees fired by the troops of the • ha' hsr ka, 10 to lima any *am 114647 aMe the nutmeg to the Royal Bra 'tisk Bask sad drew out 3201. which she had demo- a Bear, whiele he left on Tsodey morals . The depth of ' e, whoa.thoss mite tea. there she ow/ by has eta ble ea a . Medina, ~ • &beets and one child, and the back room on the second fenerir • dt ted there in December last. It was the amount of a bequest Sept• E Sept. 23 C :mho ,s ' pt.e.. Retreat user os the (d • ad, ad referring, as we saliva tat 10, be the •spoad to a stens a..al . :Jut to thaae4 with a forbear- Futterman bedew wad In ibis order they ran hone, Melissa -' .C.ufAtelea . . . 0 , u :v• • 11 Mims% resift, fa retorted at five feet. Ills meek Kai a••• and steadiness alikemelees and to th 'denies essay by two loan Bed third. Hola2 walled it, Me had rase/ ved oa the death of her father, and it arm all floor by a family of the name of King sad Mn. King's W ratitietive . ) - , his .. ' SeptleleMbot fl•ur i. •ts , ad to be 121 e, ea tin Maul. awn °mien employed ca this trying and pointed duty. The A Hametar at tam seek with SO added. On goo. Eve ter she bad in the world ta support honed( end her children. atekr, Neon in number. harks - Canada where the hotel ot Jobs Mareth formerly stood. TM thre MOMS of the Prison was effected on the mooing of the w as , (II ma.) One of her broths who was with bar, and who has 3001. The par . • slue of the accident will he best gathered froze IThite• b tie ea if the inondatioa is laid to have best of unpusileini 7th July. The usual parade took plea la the f ismaten of Mr. Jests', '. Sneeze. by Roby,' yea , 7st Lb .. ..(Chlutt NI) I similarly depos ( nd ee diers, told the manager of the beak th• tatemeet made to the reporter by Elisabeth Palmer. the g„..,,,=. . •es. 2al Liver oPidity, th e height of five feet being reported te bone that day, and Lieutenant Colonel Mod• ascertained that Mr. John Heals's% Pop ease, a yrs. 7st 11310 - (Aldwolt) 2 drum:atom of hot misfortune, and that she wished to de- a i 'orth) E aitenuts ' Atlantic , spa 11 Bel= companies ca so . Mr. Payne% acre by Veit Tromp, ont of fames Mak I yrs, wife of the dock labourer, who was killed with three Amer= Tarrarlit7•• " L. 11 loss attaised in tee Meat's. Although we men to great discontent Prevailed in the different eat lib (Flamm) 2 posit the mousy for safety. The manager assured her it N o t ch I, read "hen " instead of 0 minutes," it will tot be difficult 'cant of the sepP7ted istastion of g .... . meat to discharge the ••• um tea_ :-Loosthe Reebok. Bobby a, lortirem , would be perfectly eat e, and advised her to leave it. She of his atep.ehildran. The poor women won 'that ge•illa:f t Map .. i e. 10 ... I . Iloa r tbo Wash. ion. Logan II i7mt. 5... Argo In sedentand what a wild ezeitenant tad helm theAm....en.,a,tb• regimen without payment of their allowance Yorkshire:man, Grey Ma, Beek, f * by Maack cut of Gimme, and had received the money in two notes, one for 3001. and oil convulsed with grief, and said-We occupied the back America , I. ba vac it mast /rave caned, with so noon at b sad. tad •'' ""apee of tkeir bounty ; and that is tocticpienin out Lyle. for 201., bat upon that annum* she give them up and re- roo . on the fleet floor of the house, for which . ad . _ 2 0. • 1 Liver. 11. t. IT An " AII the bonus on the Jihad were swept w ay,aa and it ie par. of this adopt TS balsas they were &tennis/ dta main their natio :7te e sga Queen Mth sem 3to 1 sod dawn. sto 1 c u n t tuo usual d e p os it tote about twelve o'clock. They , ~ Mr. Crone 21. • a waek rent. There were my hut- Can T 1 tamale wedgy, pool. fad= , ? opt ratan , Mat larly reported that mono( thou soyieg he hotel men wee I Ind ell' hit' until they received the bounty still dee to Ida Pope hen. OM 1 a l p' the Gisells Illy, 100 to 11 apt Yorkshire- left the bank , bet (ro ts a rumour they heard they Tetouan ' I'''. 1 drowsed. • list in reported victims, ws are ►informed, was th e m.! tl° all' g mesons, believer, appear to hays been • froa. woo .2 WU . • r th ihnl.l""lrs of • ie• g th •••*••• is about • quarter - am Sr/weeded to Brashear City or Brewick's Bay, bet we hays nn oP,te e - to . Arestore the disci limit( the re i • p g meet , or does ay e am, --•- -._ -. •-4- -- '- I- •S. - -I.- •-••-- •----s.. e t a meantime red astail thre r Illwasra ahn-IA A... 11..1 S Mamas Ira Meth, sat slat Globs extreme when the of as hour, and their sane ens wan band end myself, the batty in my arm ", my boy , who was y toned the door closed and a placsrd Oa oat in a 'Poltice, and my other children. Elisabeth. . el -leprous& 11-g..unht• Tits name? which prevailed yrster:ay of the deetraftioa of Last bleed I. the late storm is probably tee tree. We Les only some mend reports of the greaten, of the disinter, sad a few votes particulars of the lON at Indi viduals and families. The actecinre brought ham ?Mk della sad Bennek's Bay, by the o,eloeses Isirend has overtior, are confirmatory of the inundation of ii. Mend, the dertruetinn of the building', sad the probable to of • great any live., reveals', pother, to six or sons sone, la the meantime, the &satiety to hare the partlealare levity great, and the meant of commenisatitia between the city ad the stele of the auSerine ate very slight. List bland is ea hind in the Gall of Mesieco, width has Ina he some years made a seamier neon for pleating sad ask families from the interior perishes of Wheelie mad Attakapae, and some from the city. It is dims& tan Imo Insets land at the month of the Bann shoot is ode; a. merest lead ia fin or sin miles distant. The kind le dud 25 Naha In leagth, and from • half to th d a alb wide. only three or four let above the all IBM Calf. It is noosed to the fall sweep if the wake* osier anthers breeze*, which have made it a desirable tan. la the summer aniathe. This year the blend le gegeMell flo have bees eel ostraaised, sad tke 'whey be, shados. M. Mw to learn who were exposed to the MUM MI what hone we have to deplore. The ordinary aeons by the city is ell the Opel/ma Bail. road to Bayou Band, and thence by steamboat to the Wahl, (slat sad 'eternise. twin • week, by the steamboat Rm. The Bter appeore to have bees wrecked in the stone. sad the noon. below make the wreck the oely Wage deli that resales if the submerged 'shad. By the arrival of the Orloalae can this amnion we hope to bare blither &- tads, and pray that the see:mats heretofore meshed may Lye been math szeggerated. Is the lunation we sabjea each hew as we have been able to gather. The followleg lette's will show the smite tarot e so. -d by the receptien of the iateldpan of the dis aster at 11 teller City, and tbe promptnen with whisk steps IMO taken to seed relief to the ininivms: " Dresher City Hotel, Wedgesday, Ave. 13, 7 a... " Wilma Penrose—Mr. Jahn D .vie hu just got here from Lest Island to a small sail. beet, and reports Last bind unholy P. ept of oh the hewn by the storm of Reads sight, .11.1 that 137 liva were lon by the disaster. This is the amount hurriedly ascertained at present." " Bererick's toy, Aug. 13, 1666 "Is rest hut.. We have jest sent the kW w Anbrry te the assistance of the sufferers, who are sow digest Mahe ball of the smombott Star. Rho starts hence In ose boor, enly wsitiag to wood at this plate.—R•speetfally pen. " Beau' DOLT." Mr. Davis, above referred to, we are informed, is the keeper of the 'purr saloon beneath Jobs MeDeasell's Bastaurant, in Common-attest, in this city. He succeeded fa gettise hie wife, we Inn, lato a plan of safe, sad does started to pryers aid. He wee i nominated Se Ber wick% we are laftiessed, by the engineer of the steamer Bar, ebb* he left on Tuesday moraine. The depth of water on the Woad, referring, as we undintaael It to Ma highest portion, fa reported at five feet. Thy week Mae stosenlint filar is stated to be lying on the Maud, MR where the hotel of Jobs Mewed' formerly stood. nosh* of the inandstios is said to have be.la of unpleasant rapidity, the height of five feet beteg reported to ben Ina attained Is two mesons. Alth:larth we were to road " hours" instead of " nineties," it will not be 41111ealt 10 aseteratoad what • wild entitement sad fearful havoc it mast have esused, with so newer at ham& All the boss's on the le had were swept away, and 11 b per tieularly reported that moat of Mon staying at the Mee drowsed. • l to list of reported victims, we are is MIS 'I/weeded Brashear City or Bremnek's Bay, but we 6 = „ sot bees able to find ley one In the city who has a ll tip • copy of it with him. We have, however, beer i t names of a few of those alleged to have been drowned, aid give thou es they have reached we ; but without undies *se theft iterrectsees : Mr. Hart, of this city; William as. ishalle, of PattenoevWe; Mn. Como (acme P otherwise spelt). of Pettersoaville; Joha a l a (ea-proprietor of the hotel), wife, five e sad brother ; Mrs. Haskell and two children, et Franklin; the barkeeper of the hotel (name not War. Wan). It is stated that there were about 400 person as the wreck at the time of the disaster; end the number sat wildsg at the wreck of the Stu 4 escheated at from 260 to 276. Most of then reports, with nemeses others to he trend to no reliable scnce, were earrent throat/boat the city last sight, and naturally created greet enitsseest, which will not be allayed antil we hive fuller and minute particulars of V.ii disinter. It may be safely inferred, how *VIT, that rile wont of it as • whole is given in our vendee of it, and that eilleisat aid has been forwarded to the enniverr. The fart of • list of those user:find bating bees mad* up, shows that on the spot the survivors were collected and In a pennon to old themselves, at :tact Volume extent. We hops to see those belonging to tEs city heck by this evening, cud enabling as to give • emplets and rent ac• mat n 1 the sad socarrenee. Thu emigration from the ports of the United King dom last quarter was less by nearly 6,000 than the emigration (88,111) in the spring quarter of 1866, and was less than half the average emigration (113,141) of the corresponding quarters of the eight years 1847-64. A letter from Now York, written on the 20th, after the departure of the Asia, says : Dart's last eight acid th's motnirg we were visited by sae of the ar ttt storm that bas hens knows is this amighlmrhood for a long time. The streets have tees more shone/My t lesser by this ostpstring of the elemrata la a few 1 oars boa raid be dose by contract is twin r many The wind blow a arose gale (sea the eastward at the time, and mach aridly is eacreend in relation to the fleet of vessels at quarantine, it Was feared that sassy of theta hays bees Aetna ashore. Ail the most of them hays *sir e trews on bred, sad al men to yolk ship, they an la a very help's." coaditios In roe of a oqusll. Of coarse we have had the anal accompaniastate of flooded cellars, uses j roc2aust, &e. PORI UGAL. Department at The North Tipowery Militia will be dieembodled on the Ist of September, is pommels of the warrant of his Excel- Macy the Lord Litstenast. The General Commandieg (*n ut allow this regiment to stpirste willtut rotaries to the osceat Mummies* at Nesmith, and ressstkisg ea some of the mimpprehinsioss whish have been alleged in orgasm ties of the losabordinate conduit of the corps. TM wart of Inquiry, of which Glottal Irwin wee ',widest, his thoroughly investigated the whole of the eithatestaseee cwitimted with the motley. TM outbreak, it appears, triainated in on order given by the somaisseling Aker, Lieeteseat-Colonel Maude, to take into store the Mowers issued to the regiment is Ape' last, being put of the elothiss of the present year.-4 Fressation woica Lies tessat-Colosel Mande considered sessessig to protect the property of the tomatoes,. la enellrelliesa of several of the men having attempted to sell their leneters. After the Umlaut of the 3rd July bad bees read se parade, dieutlefes tics at this order was openly expressed ; and use sees who refused to comply with the order having been millsed, the regimental guard was forced by b.s vraradrs, and be was released with Seed helmets. TM discoateot known M pre vail is the mistiest wueseonraged by thorn-disposed people at Nesse', who subeequently supplied the soldiers with am maoition, sad took part Is the tumult and erasers le she town, sad the mutiny proceeded to the degraufel sod fatal malts width formed the subject of the tate trial,. Wanton and deli:watt warder wee committed eta thaw when not • shot had been fired by the troops of the list, who a:though espowd to a severe dowiltnry Ant, behaved with • forbear ease and steadiness alike .editable to themselves and to the eMeni employed on this trying and psinfal duty. The wenn of the primmer was of on the morning of the Tth July. Ths usual parade took plea Is the forenoon of that day, and Lieutenant Colonel Mande ascertained Chet peat dluontest prevailed in the different composite in se. weal of the sappoted totalities of g sssss meet to discharge the of the regiment without payment of their allowance @oaths balanced( their bounty ; and that is consequence MN& misapprehenelea they were determined to rotate their arms and clo:hisg until they received the bosaty still doe to them. No efillient measures, however, appear to have been adopted to restore the dieciplim.of the regiment; cur dow the Inflames sod control that Meets should have had in their respective sompanies Mae to have been zealously itemised fa et deevolariag to remove the alleged muses of cuiplaiat ; nee sadiciest exertion to haw boos made to explain the militia malatioas in respect to cloth's* and bounty. The perinirsim past- d to the is.. who eoski find employment to mare to their homes Wore the period lined for the disembodi nest of their e.epe was Bruited, cm the representatim of several eaaaaadYg aims of militia to his Ezrelleacy the Lord Lidatesset, that this indulgence would he beaefielal gad ebevendset teas Mira and advantageous to the cibutip. The see who woe *flowed to return to their homes, in seek ideation of the dheembodinsest of the regiment, came seder the opetraden of the regulation In respect to the bounty pay able to regiments of militia, as stated is tho misers! militia legalities* frws the Wartlike, dated Ist Septeraber, 1864. TM pasties uto the elothiug 's that of the whole army, and Is, babies, explicitly detailed in a circular from the Mg &putout, dated 20th May, 1866, sic —that the MEM ea ti Moth towers Weed last year, Moll Juliet sad sammer Mamma sad Mob, and Mho, areldie, are the property Mee West. Both the deereeeleabeve refused to are in posse ilea of every bryglessall, mad shield he knows to all °Sumas peril el the e ado by ilia the militia is 'overbid. The Wide et Inland meet &Pole this sad eserydea I. the edseirable modest *bilk has otherwise beim en emplessea. In all ether mops diasiplias bas been inaleedeed, sad the me have ratan et to their bonus untested and obeelleat, herby residual grist service to their coniatry at as im primis eels's. Toe spa of the North Tipperary Militi a, idiots oatrages made these asesabie to civil law, - have hies lied sad condemned by • jetty of their own countryside. The ringleaders of the tastily have bees brought betas ill general coast-rautial, seateaes Me been posed apes thesis and the ousel and offences of both wilt rentals Loaned ee the criminal records of their coaatry.—By order et the General Commanding in Ireland. (S.gasd) B. B. Woo., D.A..0. Mr. John O'Connell was yesterday sworn into his oMos es Clerk of the Crown and Haiier foe Ireland. An agent from the Oreat Atlantic Te leg raph Com pany visited Waterford on M o nd a y, and lospected the Ave quays, bridge., &c., of that city. He spoke of the establishment of telegraphic oonnennication between Europe and America, by Ireland and New. [midland, as a matter of certainty. reITION OF THE MANCHESTER MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. We have already announced the very handsome sad liberal coatributfos of hie Imperial liejewy Nsisolate 111. Emperor of the Preach, to the litheltheter aleshooles' lastitutioo, of the prndsetioith date Imperial tosasfsetesoe of the Baum of the Ootrellae, sad of lileauvale; sod the dingle., have seer reeeinid • letter from the Minister of B:aro, sod of the Emperor's household. M. Sail. Nair, dated the IGO% lest., sad iteCciebig • Hat of the various ordain seat. The letter la to the following effect: weesthetheo,—Os the (mutes of the exhibition of the grasped maaatartureswhish you propos shortly to armies hallirehtthav, you hare nor. teed • dist» that it alight le s =ble to wad the produatithe of the. Imperial other to that eahibities. I ea glad to resolve es this Oakiest the 01 don of the Eupora,. sad in einforatity with hi Maintes desire, I have made tholes of tow* objects width may ripsaw the prodostiots of these rthatillehathati it Msatheeter. I have the beams te peed to yes hemithb • list of the.. ankles la compile 's with _the se= - -adostod to - stlootion. of _ , BITTING ON ME COOltiL OT. 11OU. PO to 000 apt Ell'etaton (t) I Ito 4 apt It zaolat' MOUE WIT= STAMM 60 to I opt Mae Oro:Waal (t) DEASY. Ida to 25 Mot Mogallar (t) 40 to I apt Parrobtotor Mto I Aelmonb ( 1 ) IP to IS Zuslar Zee (t) MOO to 100 Coped= (t) NO to 16 Lord of the 1000 to IS LSM DWI (t) llLle (t) 011iro to take 1300 to 10f about Zuldar Zoom! Iwd d the Lb " C L =didattod ddey. Th let2Lothloth oaf , tho yolks ° terrYektaT. r disea eehth d ie bi. ololory Itottita, who oilof bo wee il the Woreettliew Shim oat °l tilw Ow,. 0! 011 amp. Illodratoo en et Oho Ope Meese hosts at Wwwlakohlto-411ft ompowlseatotate Oro. It low matijoll koriowth dad at tho tine . A=lnort. at Wan& maserrisell/Poseith Ile Group la allosolpodothion the Moo of loth* are broom loth; laZ taIYL low boa boos ditoloot to show the to to kw warted to Oho Wag et the Itotelowo. tor Ott if opaty•• ;imam—,--- ACCMANCIS FOS Tin DENlfflitelt, Yam troays, a los boa gasp of IS sum sub ; S It a IMO a lath 109 add, for al sew. Ms Wont • t ile Mato. Wervisk Cap. or Oway Wis. No; So mosod Mb aka as wars of say oda loooloq, allar the vadat awe plain; 416 g of say two a Illa slow. lOh masa Ms o walsor es irs AK so do Ilawardif roso. ke do Jockeys • tho v 9 tehte Io dise is sae 4 son, sod tali ot u rh: askew Wilt as sass. I ow. AU volobleallm oil di sarasso w onor Iry to be dna lo tb• foal. las Al. alb am alb Its lkalo 1114 I 90 i Dap ... ... .. 1 41 4 lady Tidos fQ - 1 . 43 Tsseaosa - - $ It 4 . . .. 4 111 Wallow 4 4 7 ' 0/11: 1 711Qoa... -...-.. I 4 9 Cala ...... $ II If Homeorkell.--..... A 11 4 1 Gaudy Panay ..-.....- 4 II $ Taw Dar ...... ... - II I 4 lisdamptlat: ..... 4 7 1 • Vie COP Polestar is mock eat. DIRBY RACES—Tam DAY. Maas Aossesm—Lritle Druid. elegem, Dishes allalbe lasil, Prom Plausiba. Yorkshire Grey, Whiteleek, Aimaq h ll.4t. illzhad-Lisktpeocet, Amber WWI Ally, St. Clank Oakbell, Barbarity. I:arapc:l3o, Voices. sad ot. Our its.. LEICISTER RA Two Lasecsrmaum lIANDacAr • al 10 ssar. ;3 It sad only U i Sept. O. TM mod bp worthy II of asy bealialp Moe thii dealers sae sad a Ma et 11 11471046. 6 = li tho Plaagh - 1 Palionlo6 • The laid 4 .-- 3 I U Win 4 4 Ts limn Lima, of II 10 47146 44411411tt. &elated by et say 444414144. auter Ute tidal Ilalf a Wis. ult New Brighton ...... 6176 It Connery 4 lard Alleastb. I 711 wok. --..—.... 3 LCES.-Bnr. 24. 1110 eon ,sided to a ttweegetatn lodated oil se bebre Tu odaytest. I ono cot of the whoa. Whiners km of tae vudgbla 7J extza. Oer Idn.flosanna Chipp applied to Sir Chapman Mu sh&II for his 'dojo* and assistasee. She said her husband had been captain of the Lie, belonging to Meters. Linkleter and Orson, who filled eons short Use sines, and on the 28th of Jane last. he mailed from Jamaica for Liverpool In portant health. Yesterday eke pt a telegraphic, mousse from Clueosslown stating that her husband had died on the par esis home, leaving her a widow with two children—one 15 months, and the other 5 weeks old. To-day she went to the Royal British Bank, and drew oat 3201. which abs had demo ' shed there in December last. It wee the antoaat of • bequest she had resolved oa the death of her father, end it was all she bad in the world to support herself and her children. One of her brothers, who was with her, and who has 3001. similarly deposited there, told the manager of the beak the elreatestaaties of her misfortune, and that she wished to de posit the money for safety. The manager assured her it would be perfeatly safe, and advised her to leave it. She had noticed the mosey in two noise, one for 3001. and one for 204., bat open that assurance she gave theta up and re calved the usual deposit now about twelve o'clofic. They ' left the beak, but from a rumour they based they retaraed is about a quarter of ea hour, and their astonishment was extreme when they found the door closed and a planed os it stating that the t sok bad "suspended payment during negotiations." She was sow utterly reined, bevies lost her husband, asd, with the money, every other MOM. of nowt- Sir Chapman Menball, after oottsolthig with Mr. Martin, the chief clerk, said head not know that be could interfere, hot as it was a ewe of the greatest hardship he would send Mr. Roe, the ofAcier of the wort, with them to the bask. Mrs. Crtpp said ate did sot think it would be of any see, for then was a crowd round the door astching and ringing, but no answer was given to them. Sir Chapman Marshall said that if anybody could got in Mr. Rot could, and tt ey bad better go with him. They accordingly accompanied him, and on their return, Kr. Roe stated that he had been admitted to the bank, and had seen a clerk who took tie deposit note to the directors, who were then sitting, and laid the applicant's case before them. When he notarised be said the abettors date not pay the money cow, but they had no doubt bat that everybody would be pa id in fall. with this amurenee the poor widow was obliged to be satisfied for the present, and having thsaked the court for the trouble they had takes in her affairs, she retired with her brother, scarcely able to support herself under this emits of misfortunes. 44 ral r Tog (9_ _War ..... ll I 1zi .... n0ra5i0.... 3 13 • -...... Prow of °imp 3 $ 81room .....„...........„......» 3 1 64446 tee Orr Prim ........ 3 8 Abwtottom itilleell Mistaro " "...... 3 Tie Traylor $ Lay..... 4 Ad.= $ Wrack _....... $ aanossuorml ......... $ Oso 3,44 $ May by airdsrober oat of arelloo ..,.. 3 Dom. .44ed to a norprake of Toads, mat, flept. S. 13112ar0 ration of Ur orriblf, LA err& 1 Goody - Aye rat 3 6 11 Pror's Wills $ 4 3 31 7 4 ..1 ......-..... - $ A US by year tbeina Mq sal Cleaelor will be shagged with the peeking, ts dapitaliti. sad Uto masa ofthe abjeete tet.rred to. I brogst, ant= that that bat easy . be faufdiately . Thad of , ha Tastily sad laspertaalle et the 'Wein of width they mill have to endertslie the delivery. Ilairalee, goads- MO. the &invades et - 4 essaidendiee. / 9 7 7 CV!9M7 4 I I MARLBOROUGH-STRE IT. Ocorge Browamme, otherwise Browse, was brought be fen Mr. Boobs, he father szsainstioe, absreed with haviag obtalesi pole from various Madames by frauds lest re Mr. Ca lla er4-pleee, attended for the primmer. The Ira ase wee toe obtaining Lae, Meets, and liqueurs from Mr. Biftalieh of Tkiedilly, the partlealare of which have already oppeeed, The shames who melt the order sal the prisoner stated thst he was asestme fat maraud frees bulls, sad filet be wash the Res. Nat ladle Compays savior. 1 - be porter who had to &Bartle goods at the printer's lodgings la Brampton was desired not to leave the geode without the ismay, bat the porter did lave the goods, is assequarte toff the primmer saying be could aot thee get am for • s 3(r. Beadon-1 wish yes bad explased yourself more clearly on tbe flea eauslastioa. Yea told me then tint yea 'strutted the prams: with the goods la eavaasees of his representation Stalks was a sergeca u t+.• *review of the East ladle Conrail, and sew you ay you told the potter lot to leave the goods without the aorey. It ie sitar ihat the reaseestatisa of the primmer that be was a purism frees ladle had Bottling to do with the ULM I'. The porter, it any ea*, is to blues. I mast errs: the mat 01111111. Mr. Beery Gable, of 18, Great Titafisldmtrat, said he had • ease, but be meet beg fors p *peasant, as hie yeas( tats, who he believed amid prove the fake pretence, was at priest out at tows. The third we was of • more serious thareeter. Mr. °Gorge Pritshard, of Orehutimuest, aid the O mar celled at his house, sad said he had just come from ladle, mad he wished to know if witnees could I receive him le hie bean to board and lodes. 1 The prams, predseed papers purportieg to be eertillatee 11111 Rafe:sties Comvaissioasn, /cereals, their 'palladia of the prisms?* services during the hose voyage. Time witness believed were not O conee, sad cell_ le glee solar to the prisesers state ment. He lid the teat be would miliaria the matter, ail bat to call apts. The erftialtr did all, sad he this anemia to receive his. The prisoner aka for • glass aerator, and witness left the room, lea lag his emit sad meatiest es the slat, is see of the pockets of wbM woes averages, ad se his antra with the wales the plena Mt him at the deer with a glass, drank sew a the water, mad thee weal ova fa • hurry. After the primmer had gone lateen mend three samages frees his owlet. The priest sew seaweed, ma witness wee shunts net are ere but the peitese maid have takes the iessoy, as the ally prase ia the sees daring that paled of the day were itll4llolllll and lima& Ms gave Ws. satin oat the fells Meads of the rabbis to the pe. lies, ad be eabseque leased west to ouslose that the shoos Smog el Avis that snobs awe fees oaeii TM Om" Orme i IWO —..— 4 1 $ I 111 4u --tll.l. The particulate of the accident will he beet gathered from • statement made to the reporter by Elizabeth Palmer, the wife of the Cock labourer, who was killed with three of his step.childrsu. The poor woman was almost convulsed with grief, and said—We occupied the back room on the flit floor of the house, for which I paid Mr. Crane 2.. a waek rent. Thies were my hus band end myself, the baby in my arms, my boy, who was out fn a simitior, end my other children, Elisabeth, James, and Thomas Pullen, by a former marriage. We lived in the one room. My hothead is a dock labourer, end I am in the habit of going out seething. On Tnes• day my poor boy was kept later at work at his situstice than usual, end so his life was saved. About 9 o'clock I was preparing my bighead's emir, when I beard a now es if the walls were cracking, end sew dun felling from the ceiling. I said to my husband, Oh, I am tare the Lou, is felling." He replied that I was always thinking so; it wee the men In the next room sharpening his knife. I said there was a soles of the man sharpening his knife, but it did not cause the walls to creek or the dust to fall, and I was sure the holm must be felling. Nothing further wee said, however; we had our supper, and shortly after 10 o'clock we went to bed. In eoesequeece cf the baby crying I got up about Ave minutes to 12 o'clock, and goys him some milk. He fell asleep in my arms, when I felt the hoard of the floor shaking under me. This was a few minutes after twelve o'clock. I felt the shaking of the flow more, and I called out to my poor hothead, ' Oh ! Good God I The house is falling; save my poor children !" He got up, and said, " My God, the play is The walls sad floors ware ishakieg ; he was Oyler to put on his trousers, and going to the soma of the room where my three child ren laid oa the floor, te save them, no doubt. That Is the ;tut I saw of them. I ran to the stairs screaming for Mrs. Nis, to escape with her family. A." 1 get towards the bottom of the stains, they gave way under me, and as the house 1.11,1 was thrown oat with my boy in lay arms on to the pavemeat in the *out. I sea recollect little more than that I end say baby ware saved, sad that we were nearly "affiliated by the clouds of dust and mortar. My child was hart by the fall. I have lately had strong doubts about the sesurity of the home, and had talked to my husband shout leaving. Last Baturdey night week Mr. Crane stalled up in me for the Is week rant. I said. "Mr. Crane, you had batter hate something dose to the fire-place, for it's aot safe for me or =y011,1 , 4811 ; we shall fall into this'll'r some of thessydays.' Thar" was a large crack by the side of the fire. plies. He said that he would call in a few days and look to it. He west away, but nothing bad been done to the place. My husband was 31 years of age, El sebeth Pullen 14, James 12, and Thomas 6 . . . LTVIELPOnt. 8/I , rl AT FORNION loan.—David CEOCkleet. at New York ; China, at Baltimore ; Truth, at Antwerp; hawk, at Memel; Pidwold, at Bergen; Aan. and Reward, at LiaWn ; Carat, at Malaga; Premier, at Alicante; Paetolua (a). I 3 et, and Euphrates (la ; K Gibraltar; Demetrios (ea), at Malta; Kellam (es), Grecian (sm. Alma (a). old Pined, (m„ at Smyrna; Det • Grant, at Mansanilia; Moulin, at Mahan itA.zo rot lareartiot..-I.2lrittes, from Cardenas, £ug.2 ; Laconia (ea), treat Smyrna, Aug. 20 ; Alpha. horn Antwerp, dept.l ; and Brandenburg, from Venice, Aug. U. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Aurora (Urque) of London. Ant. I, ht. IT N lon. 10 E. Olenburn (barque), [tom New York for London, Aug. 29, lot. OM N., lon. 13 10 W. Bitters (rehooser). Owlet, of Ntwquay, from Parsola for London. ,ft Drum j humors 6111444:44.1k ...... e 41 4 4 [Advertisement.)--HotiowAY's Onmes.lT AND PILL/ NAIrgI.TAIIIIIO lit MIMICS COIL BAD LllDA.—Eztrart of ■ letter from ter. W illmm lhibron, druggist. of Great Yaraioni :—To Profereas mariner, bad a very bad h* for nearly three yearsHe obtained the edema of rt•erai medial men, and irks% cations remedies, but iniitead of ing benefit therefrom bis leg con. Untied to get worn, whicb !Accented 111111 from following ►is met 7. meat. He was th, a induced to try Nollnwars Ointment and nil% wbkh have been the mean, of effeetirg a perfect eart.—Pold by all medicine venders tbroughout the worid ; at Protemor flollowop'e eetabliaboatata. 244, emend, London, and 103. Malden-ate, New Tort ; by A. Stamps, Constantinople ; A. Dublin), Smyrna,. and E. Kaig. YeAM. The shock produced by the felling of the building created genteel alarm in the neighbourbtot. The ishabitints and pollee immediately proceeded to the 'pot, but in a length of time, owls, to the darkness of the eight sad disagrees character of the ruins, it wee impossible to render any help to the safortsuate sufferers buried beneath. Lighted torches wen had, end the searchers were attracted by the Mss and moans of the poor creature", but it was thistly four hours before the whote of ;hem were deg out. The man Palmer sad hie three children were the leer found. Their bodies were in the miler, into which they bed fallen with the gfrovit heavy pieces of umber nestle, upon them. The 'median wen all injured more or leas, but the moo serious were Mrs. /Ling's sister and two of the children, Julie cad Agee' King, who, with the others, were conveyed to St. Hanbelownw's Hospital. The bodies have been removed to tk.Sesphen'eChurelhand await the ethemer's binned. Lest modes a meeting was held in the Ward School lwaieweteU, te terebier whet steps should be taken to refines, betbeeedieatt Mi. Deputy Hale presided. A subscription wee steam made fw the 'offerers. A see elution was also earned, that Mesa'. Perkin, Saunders, aid Wadd sheen be appointed a suboomm tun aced thet th ey, with the subseelptiests !evened, should p urchase seek hesitate es was menthe for the poor parson when Needs had hose destroyed, and otherwise mieister to the estewitiee of the susvivora. The corner's Lamest will be weed by Mr. Papas co Friday meat. Os the seined the sesidset noshing the Meeks Hews, the Lord Mayor imenontely repaired he the see' sad Inv* lustruction that every pseuds attendee iambi be boa to the Wend renew. la the eosin of the Meethig several members of the Court of Common Cm& euseemikt a siatisernties ter the inferers, the 114 WE S Maki by alb Lard Mayo( wish a &Mks a Dolly Clationso DMMk Bataft.„ • 114 7 Bleastebot I.; miail - NrigmenCtill sowww. fd ob. , .. Lula zoLT." labisik iltfente sit eretc76l - c t 6 611 I Otal OWE int ..... S 11 M Witasfelist a".""st. "MI" 11m " ilea. The Peninsular and Oriental Compsofe steam- packet Alhambra, Captain Joy (Admiralty "gent, Unt. Dennehy, KN.), arrived at Southampton yes- terday with the Peninsular mails. Her ds'es am— Gibraltar. August 25; Cadiz. 27th ; Lisbon, 20:h ; Oporto, 30th ; Vigo, 31st. The Alhambra brings 18 paessogen, amongst whom are Capt. Ward, 42nd; • Amistant-Sameon Tovey, 30th: Menne. Nesbitt and Had and Mrs. Hood, of the Convict Department at Gibraltar. Oar Lisbon correspondent writes: LISBON, Arose! 28. 111 The King met with a mi s h ap on t h o 24th i nst., daring his proves, down the line of the Santarem Railway. Accompanied by Dem Fernando, the Doke . of Oporto, and several of the cabinet ministers, his Majesty set out from the statioe at 8. Apologia, and proomdAaling the ratlway as far se Sacavem, where hie Majesty inspected the works. Oa his return, however, tke eagle' broke down sear Alums, sad as I no other ha l o es kept in readiness, a very long time elapsed before one eonld be prepared to take on tits train. Under those circumstances a deb, el several hours easerred, end beim the kin I BIRTHS, MARRIAGE% AND DEATHS. BIRTH& DANW.—Rcpt. 1, at Croydon, the wife or S. Dana, jun., EN., of S W3O. I. at flatchaaa„ Near-eroas, Kra &mon* of • KM. BULBERT.—Dept. 1. at the Vide o Nottlng.hill, the wife of C. A. E. bat, Eep., of • daughter. LAWRON.—Sept. 2, Mn. F. L. Gerson, of • roe. MONTRVAOR.— Sept. I at St. Tiocent'e. near Maidstone, the wi'e of Capt. Mon moor. late ISth Be*' , of a daughter. BRlPLitlf.—Sept. I. at Whialiester, the wife of Lion..CoL It Ship. toy. Anal Faunae, of • eon. TIIA 2, at Dover-street. Piccadilly, the wife of R. Pre URA teq., jun., of a ace. MARRIAGES. -.seat. 1. at st. Geo rg - the Very Rev. the Demo of &Rebury, W.l.Ferrer, Fiq., of OVU• seater-teases, Itegeet'.patit, and Liacels'otun getde, oat of tits late T. Ferrer. Emu.. to Awe Warta. daughter of IL S. Leteeto, Btq., of Owen street, Grosvenor-square. llBB—rntwoutt.-9opt. 1, at I.3lredoeb.etreet. Gleogon, by eke Rev. Dr. Conde. E. J. Chbb, Eq., to Jaw, daughter of R. tillitour, of Olarnon. tATTRN—NAPPL—August 10, at AR Soule% lAneltars.plece, by the Rey. A. Oodeon. A. P. Patten, Eeq., of Queeree.ro.,l went. Re. peces.parle, to Marla, daughter of the late P. Sei.pe. Wer, of &w e. PIEWART-111TI.R.—Pept. 1. at llesuararie, by tW See. C. N. Style, U. Stewart. Esq., ef Coresam. Donegal tlrelendl. te Pr.. Ce. Debella Ante. eldest ttauxbter of Car. Style, R.N., of Glees ore sad Llogban Lodge, Macre], sad Becroter Howe, Oafordatare. DBATHS. AUl.Dlo.—tiopt. 2, at Noel Homo, xemiostos, Annie Ihria ktildjo, widow of the late T. R. /adj.). HAVgB.—hog. 31, Kr. J. Graves, of I iverpool, aged ti KILBURN.—Aug. 31. at Southwood-lane, Highgate, B. Kilburn, aged 19. PATIRSON.-13ept. 1. at Morningskie, Eilaburgh, Capt. J. Pawky, 8.L1.C.5. PATRICIL—Niot. 1, Kr. M. Patrick, of Westinirger-road. aged H. ROFFE.T.--Seet. 9, at Wdivrortis, B. Bogey, got , aged . 101082. —Aug. $9. at Glillegbam.ageet.Pirolico, B ag gar J. Rom. GB" aged 39. TROTTEL—Aug. 31, at Hartoannoe, J. Trotter, Req., hte 31 . P. for Surrey. aged 77. WIIIITNAOOTT„—hent. 1, at loath Audley.strect,B4 R. Westmont; LA., aged U. Printed Lad 1. WiLti an Ella UAL.. N 8 . Leikel la OW el London. Printer, in the Otiee. Lnui.. Iltrein, MW ?mind el inonainr,En run us 4. M.