The Express. — London, England, 1847-08-30 00:00:00

donor shall do the duty imposed on him ' privately.' By Okla@ the 2nd he ss privately' to examine into the matter if the petition. The petition must contain a proposal for the payment of the petitioner's debts, and it must state that one-third of the crediton have assented to the proposal and from this it seems to have been inferred that, if one third of the erod;toes assent to the proposal the oommissioner is concluded , and is seareely called up on . to madder the merits of the cam. At least I should imagine that this has been inferred, foe petitions have been brought to me which, oft the very face of them, contained evidence that t he peti tioner's ore did not entitle him to the relief of the ant. Clause Y provides that the commission shall only give the relief if it shall appear, amongst other things, that there was a roasoaaUe probability at the UM of the pedicere seatreeting the debts that he was able t s tasa n theee sad jet petitions have been brought to me, on ;he fees of Mae, that when the debts were °en treated there was no reasonable probability of the petitioner being able to pay thaw Now, I consider that An act con fers a very great privilege on a debtor—the privilege of avoiding mililoity, and that this great privilege ought not to be gellAellk and was not intended to be granted, except to then debts where inability to pay . was attributable to Ws lag* might net occur again, and not to misconduct lad* ie pretty wee es recur again, to recur so much the ithisser in papal's& as the consequences are lea formidable ; and is is my intender, and has been my practice, to act upon this view of the law, and to grant this great privilege spa- Ailey. I know that wanton are often es eager for privacy as thi debtor, sometimes more so, but why is this? It is IMorase prime/ will promote their pecuniary interests; they this M set bit their mosey, and it is matter of indif- *ems he themMMtbse the world knows anything or nothing Ant Iheir dabber. They know what his character is themetims,amil wli avail themselves of their knowledge to amid tater* lem ; it is nothing to them whether any one also imetwe his character, indeed they have often a direct n ewest is not having it known. biaciosure might involve the loss of some public situation, on the salary of which they rely for payment. They therefore are against disclosure. But to the public publicity is moat Important, for if the debtor hasacted dishonestly, and the public is informed of it, the public is put upon its guard. In the case which has Induced me to make these remarks, the debtor had =income of 3001. a year, of which he might have been deprived at any time, and upon this income he ran into debt to the extent of 3,0001. Can I, acting judicially, say, in such case, that the debts were eoctrected with reasonable probability, at the time of contract, of the debtor being able to nay them t It is inspoenble. Yet, even in such • case, it seems to have been assumed that the petitioner was entitled to have his case disposed of privately. Unfortunately a very loose morality prevails as to the wan ton incurring of debts, and it is, in my opinion, the duty of all in authority to contend against it to the utmost I make this statement publicly, because I am anxious that it should be publicly understood, that I feel it my duty, whenever milled upon in these cases, to sanction ' privacy,' to consider carefully whether a petitioner's debts are contracted, as the - act minims it, ' with reasonable probability at the time of mance of his being able to pay the same.' " In an FITCW—APPLICATION Wit PROTECTION.— le this ease the debts owing by the bankrupt amount to 2,8801., sad assets, " none." The certificate had been suspended *oda months by Hr. Commissioner Holroyd, one month's protection being granted. That time had now expired, and thelenkrupt applied to have it renewed.—His Honour said that whenever he suspended a certificate he never gave pro tection, and would, therefore not grant the application.— Application refused. POLICE.—SATURDAY. MANlON.HOUSS.—Btomer.—Caroline Mary Bus- NU was en-examined, charged with marrying . Stephens, 2:14k 0 h; i l. husband, i H. U. Russell, bring ti c ll h alv e e ir -r e t odm i4llllll, !ISO have instituted to save him from ruin, the plimener, having obtained and exercised a complete control weer kiss. `lt was shown that the second husband knew' peethilly ,rell that the prisoner's first husband,. Russell, um a li ve, .a n d that he wee a parti rrinsinsa in the alum of melds the same was .—The marriage of lheyprimmarteßwesell, ea the 1751 i of February, 1841, and to Illsplems em He If th of Isis bat, having been proved, east bsig i s IS A , be seek the Onsmr into custodNo. ld, Tallselmareend-road, on a charge of I=. bee tiros.' % I T rriapreenTl, ended, "My h p us rese an n d t, aid vieneei authority. He showed him a cernficateof ties saanbga, i after examining it, he said to the prisoner, .It Is a true s my demo." She replied, .It is a fact, and we maul it.' OM said, addressing Mr. Stephens, " Tea knew I 'eluvial before. It was you that per suaded ma." Ng. Stephan said, "Tee, it was, my dear. If I ma milail wig I will as, that it was me who persuaded They a:it Mr. fift= dun t ir eek sia rgo vaa at the also p station: hewn, and the mid bar Unhand Stephens knew that eke was Illbsaadihe Church to her husband BMW. 80110111111 in her presence that it yes the coae.—ne wee then committed for trial.— Thajaasier does to the prisoner during Ow eldembilis. and New to her in the most endearing tsmina. EITHLDHALL.--CRAmils or Emirs.—H. Galloway, a Imam of the Old Friends Socieq, was charged with em balm**, 2sl. 64. &L At the. festival of this society, each kelp le Oa mehapelie eammeted with the order, sent a ambit to • mineging eeemittao, which ' held its silting, at tie Yen, is fie Old ay ; N the Imiellord, Yr. Dooly, belag treeetarer, end the primer elinbsida. fly virtue of la aka. the peioner paid Ws the hereeses bead, and on the lith hen, milhant Ike swam et Ai eletreede, withdrew Item Oho Imattearee's Isell, 11l 6.. Id.. all *et remained in bowl kr the paymen• et the Mawr l m sad appropriated it to his MU MI. These glib Melee _ Preyed, Mr. Aid. Whip babied whether be amid meettentn the matter. It wee a pertmeahip eenems, eel he thought it me a sire Mat of debt. Those said male a seesed spiaisa shout the end du:actor oder ease, bat be sesM ask lieldll the PthiiMer, Ltirli a braid of ant; and he minim med. CLIIRA.ENWELL.—Ceuxos or BiUtraApaplate. . . ifal=7esaairied eillemisi missy ilia be lad seasived on amount of hi Xr. Ode, initiONSW, rinimireet, 041411141leare. 'TM piliMiew larstaisOhat leat nesday fortnight he received Ihe prior aer ampignist : at the andel two weeks discharged hin. Wan Ilea several of hi swelsame had called to cora =this isolaailits of adiplisensate in the daily sad sewapepos. he which the aimed .had reasived the .ed Vireo MC I& eatesawswee. mod hha to be —tile Mane Bel* ea, the keeper etas Ahem, that the sod s sweep to the presseatalos alise. mita she whited hit to dicee of some properly. and do pet mow Now aid mid he bad been seat by Ni. Ode to take harlastrwstials la the ale. She thashated hi with the atteasery peatiwb e, and a ,helpssad a sha fts Is give Mt the ea assaust, to advertise the CiPr. der as op she made applies. a t Che pressadar_ and was aed that he knew aerie( of it.-11r. Ode proved that the prisoner had not aassaated to Was Ilse the above the witsnwess a iT e he prisoner was re. nwilwi but an iink 's= were bausl~eAseemais at theist d Bailey etedeas. StaaFito w Sum. —W. oWeeds ww ith fermi's* cutting and wo•stiiss ids drar, meal sad *rester. the life of his voodoo. The piemarhal all his Mb addicted to the roast bar med map* bolds ; mad lad a of Wham arbir arms ad 16 amothar, although she T had nmealsily ap pined him ea im ammilbelabis mitualisom emit gloms lila wary sma rm*, af_reed his Mtg. Oaths wading aftamana Mem duke hie mother he rot supplying hima willitramemmilions are, mad he mister having ventarailio 'xmanalsel• IMINI We, le mammal up a large table-knife, dad =isit at hr with al lit Use, indicting a large pa, m aul, dr Ueda a her cheek. R. WNW smathe be *Odor see of *simmos, when his issibritial , pool Wm* Om. mai this pdmeme doe searammosa ads mite Omit sips Os Loy - ami duelled thmt true* Jo fie bat idea seamedsel is carping to the rub The • gl:r was gleam iris weedy. A certificate front Mr. Os diamimeal palopowipme, was produced, dmierb iam sewn deb maul which, was stated to b• of avert' Simier i Mtio•.—Ths prisoner was committed far trial. —Mserwar Monazite. —T. roster, alias MAMA _eallAmosylas, alias Fitzgerald, were charged with big essesined is robbing Mr. T. Jones, of Canhal tras, lessy, e a mad watch, a shirt ern sad meal, of the mhammild mainse.—Mr. Jones deposed, that oa the might eat lath else mos* as was paned up the Chiehrier, sal immajediaed by a hammia They sa l r ir ear g erz a mairawmtar Wm whoa a roan IMMO up, and exclaim* " MU* ppww warn hen fart" gate him a violent blow, whisk hsaehei his 15.., and both man and woman edit* than hods. Whoa tedare got up he missed his weed., tad, Wu* is far almolim the man bad ran, mee k s aid wits sal masa Wm. The immeM he did so he was by tat Mar lam, who mina him violente and him *ism sll parrs seseed. At the seas dm a Med who use with him hma gives another heme who had fillowal tam tat* wady, me a chugs ei rellitag idea if aimhbampreme. no met day do ram tote beam the =so, be dimamommik it berm asaddivad by the Useemeing isms hro eapasica li Z i rr as. The eau bolo ported outs auto in them the 'set m who who had rehhad him. has mem pissed at do bar with the .Was pri sm% out mem the mu el Mary nyder. Mr. Jars soil OM ha hal wow baba% to his knowledge. SIM the =le Pier mot Incl.—Paton, 7 P. staid fast es euesiti Le its wet to the house of the prieramr 2Trla be rem be mw a well box, which the mil *,- will as its sesimate. Hd dud in it two meta whir, teat mire gold.altahm, 'Ed a variety of maw lb.equty. The gmismer, Use itra maybe that all ~am welme, momplat tho yeah just idaitifted by M. Jura - awl els tie mid Wined to Mr. hitty, • fro Mrs ',Weibel dohs& sr swathe bea C meadand ft tabor bads as somearder le mut rad ilime lam.-16. in memmait Or - peismase, and eked to take any smossof do *sm. eaue Aresitroma.-11r. Biers, a elder, applied to Kr. Zilisti >k as ig slum= yore Hall, who was in the C of messill al We mud as the disk . He& em habi aa. arl - who had. hem Wald tie wial i = of s t i Yr c g ar i Southwark Com* farillthillalgaglZ her self as am aefesy, is mpg to ap 10 a pee amom, ono* Ilkstia, e. TM, mei mem Mbar arommmeats, whisk heti Isma prod i his heads it the belief that hi was • veto sa• Nadel wife bad boss a sad M= coma oar ili6 sere_t, hal mode off to load& Mr. sad *ma tt No. lisokro, &ta ekr bar; bat voleelhdr Is at half a gains was pad, bet seer resammiadiod bar to Re as a poem wadi la it ase her. Ildiatteemolt to disrion Iltrishger his MINIM Aphis an sanamel tow him a guess at %stag dim wide. lb ammo, oetis lesorbe, ins cant Who smatme, fail do we sal slim WON AMP rharptmell rmo= Ude ta the heads id liaL—Hr. • Illosamommi agree Hall, wheat= Uwe the court with Mr. Hardman.—The latter said that Hall bad acted in the transaction merely as his oink, and geodesist the agreement signed, which was in his name, Lad not that of Gall, and said ss should undoubtedly hold the papers to his hands until his fee of half a guinea was paid Mr. Elliott, on this admission, &m eted that the summer shield I be made out against Hardman. THAMES.—EITILLORDINAZT CRAROR or RORRIRP. J. Miaow, C. Stratford, and J. Aims, mere eisaged with felony. A Mr. Gardiner had the Ism ci a bass and pre. mime in Weßclose-square, the lent seem roan of which he agreed to malign to a Mr. Rowe, who was to gay 1001., it being stipulated that he was not to take peessmies lentil that sum was paid. He, however, took pommies who. be bad paid deposits to the amount of Mi., ended era to remove, and sell the old materials et es building on the premises. Against this coseesYs. Gardiner in vain protested , and eventually , the aceusi were PIMA io tacustody on a charge of felony in having removed the obi materialo—The magistrate disciatird Ryan, and dist es Wilson and Stratford to And bail or their appearro 41 Wednesday. W OHL WIC H.— A PEAR Comenortan.—Rose Mairwy woe charged with robbing Mr. L. Warren, of her Megesty's steamvemel Dee, of his gold watch, gold chain, and male— Mr. Warren said " I do not wish to press the charge against the young lady. I was in a passion when I gave her into custody, and eh* took the property out of a lark. I was at her house the night prev i ou s , about 12 o'clock, and she took it off my neck. Not such liberty, I demanded it back she refused to give It , an d I gave her in charge "—Mr. Trail! said gentlemen were not to give women in custody on charges of felony, lock them up all night, compromise the affair, end then turn it into a lark ; cowls of law were not to be tu rn ed into suck ridicule, and he should now not only discharge her, but order the watch and chain to be restored to her ; and it she did right she would keep them, as they may not be his property, on account of his not having sworn to it, and from having withdrawn the charge. RAILWAY NEWS. Our share market on Saturday had altogether a much better appearance, although the thin attendance of dealers, which may be sufficiently accounted for by the day and the weather, was an impediment to much active business. BEARE flora—Mbe qwhitical. Inatadloos : .-LONDuS, A.IJOCIT 28. aberectere denote w•toN • sailors Wool. PAID. 3“.1 PAM, At.. It. Paris and 0d0m.... Perim& Bose .... 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It wad he its try le robe eel* 111. lat yet diem Ibe aublere arks* la the Nat gni et pelbreset by bee 18110111 beelellmet le sub Ir raw* SINIPINIS II WO *Ay la • imildes le know gave the Reeler Nem leo bye tint la Se maw see. aka • ebidler arm yogi be pima low* SUE MI. pear en ran =dad le alt. beat am Se *alb ebareer ot the warAlgelbred Id Iblembeleblamoult Nam *mare it • prlldgelleak Selma Kris bal ban elepel le e et alb: Wee rem I* It *Ode% It i se e m r le dr = lai rmaiddra, * aereerri dr Ihrldree et to dr Medal MA ad bra pit. I* Os thelblree amm a sot Mew *oldie fria Oak IMMIMbr pea ad* Ter web. fag star Whey bar limiksikory le lifterre bed My solidel theatr= lbst lbe Vale the las meddle are bare Om waselessil *a Tie reemearl Or add ot the Rae dm le lanararlaserady, sod ta l = mar Is emu It Ns Whet ewer elied boke, Ilerbers Ire lef. le NA era. Tbe it Terettbeeeletwar et Ibe to re. ✓ein* ara UNA leele *Mar dr *rim far rerrehrt of Ns ow I Wart TIL miu ml et lbe = i l e t • !be Wel bra beatl i er mal at the Irartm • k berl Me Olebri*la ... Ildea et lbe awl. edife; la died 141161 W Or eel* sal lad everrams le he raid irtl .-- iWOr . as dna Tbd we at Wrilra MI beia rdettsdly ; bet Am gilt es . **von lOsely to Am autyreiritea. la wee r qualla* *dal art that, ap le Or IRA if My, lbe of dream ft Err ral hal ist *la Se latt. ISt I ea lbeatind all, to 1,1711, streeil dm pfd; ea be Sad NP, to WS& ; al flit Ilmtb4h it aAnio dr retch M bed dame t. leer par ; at the Alb irk direor 10 treed 1251.1 am the lath WI, 7,1104 fit by SIP 132 re amok rd. 8.1131, due rare* Ilip "IL ; ad ea dr raMtmew Aar rraredSßA On =rig • et iaaaihrilat at bat Am aim* le about =ibert ems eleplat. a nrebdita ant* to Re lbet *Mt is idea ft mama Se Arran et err Tr ad selletel were arbeled. Tate= Samar Docz AND ZAR.WAY.—Haltyearly 111•4141. lardisa Aaa.l4-10r. 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Itt E . gl 334 a Parts & StrasboMPriid . _ LL 1 0 . 10 Roma 'ad Hann ..•,Di • O Do. Tooths 311 2 16 Sambre and MAW.. Int : 40 Do. do. radar . 22. 8 Awl and banded .. 64 5 Do. Parlp.6ol 6 II irtoldnd ... ...11 4 Do. do.. 404. ir• 8 Rat rh•iii __al THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 30, 1847. =sat the ansowmusato rats with ais holism at the look doses West is Wwwwatior an aaal ha hoped they would bo are la Pro the sidaballises la as a pillow ss vas busiest i visa lily was losood. Us solowassiabillbst ibis mat in d gokybits atm* dwell pro • soidistlia la lba s = wan :-.0 libot la siiiiinaaa at ea lopsois et dr oborasberi m bar e 4owt....ilis pal= mina dr* ea Who Mb lbastii &Wad of WO. ea all IMF= alli a = OM 11,11111 Sr dale et tlisi yoaday ot awaitsms s '. samossliv dusts ilio sbaeolaisrs that Orly _whp WA lboy any Oink Ilw bat to MOO lon seat Ow above as ossa os Ow rosoballows d he. Moo et Ommos _posit! Ot opmei ft wall le Mara la mint woj z ills . was to be woolat .it: bet, spa slot pit bo mkt *list hod has amp by wawa will' them/ No allowlat mos poolloalmly lam= &lofts. ad he. Ommt/torthars. Sem alb yin as ball bssa pir mesa by Own sompolas MOM be alowlod by Ilis il liwt as It was awls list -Mt la Oa lestiallos d la Oa Y lbosobt It stela set bo alubobis he ie sliarisslaals is tuba way 11 &sail la diluted. tat lows• It la the g rad= le dweleo Sr mem s tsa j d uboVba sidybdisie la do maw labia astir limillio boast as muses fellialin wbidil l s ba jaroL—lfr. OM rousioa Ow msdas.—lllos inaiIMIIIIS Irma Warm the claim. Mr. Mina. soldtar la she ampwq. sal twa or ewes serlybibrs. as la tit syersika at ao aowstiwllag mild Oa Homo of tlismano, ash isbolltar lbsy wall Malmo this smash of •rw toredert mart; at the 1 at err Sr Maw pet Os rosatrisa. art It prod . . .. . . . Moftioa. — The udial bat Yearly alladdi laa MIL The dneranf report tact a wellview albseewilswidaharmpayd W the prt beff.yor. It sated that row* wails aVihe as we proradas and amardia. win adeirla Mande eamblira a Ara Me Omar. Warr awn kr Mow wafts. tha amalastoseilail mad Ihrwind ; Was la Ward • kep mirk amallaw la Okla been frame. mew flee& taw hada Mmeridip parklini. with OM Ow hal been urinal They bidadylawaly maid Ye taw up ; beraltheigh Oa dm ast lim& be mit widow OW Wrodhlude "Ha her bto Mad la her mama reeds.w. b. wo Mil In otter law agar mg dr ts pei tab ma apsidges Thaaporthre ammo& oldrer Or it hid kw sae wbe the amid bills MI ban Wawa Thu. ago thozinrisabolamadawl dr haw banns let ; the Lem awl Thar Warmanlllll ll l7 sl Sbra draw* In isrermai sal • Mama apraka OIL the woureirs Oirpow gm War bla randlas r • lamb . teat lOW UM. had km amenial i alio of tb Mrs O. Wrap up of mat WM nki Pen = Char samigal isemea, a mh lder marmil gay Mad pearnal air o a aka whit Me to lop *IOW ea ark ova If neer W Mara OW Ort ; wlt Mil of raddrog Ont a sew ow dee rtra Wad hi la. ad saw slunk Oat I . ll=ren. raw ink hi Marl don OA to gal. the • row* rig up. a miles Near sammended • *a twilwr i T ma de adiglins and meal alesedma etre Moms OR OS and Mad hi eaddistriy Was or lb. neeri le rgaet a lasinera, larwYpre whodia et Oa runic road Oat thatisaidi at warsowathe who*, paraday At d Ikarapi Tata th• weber ex pand a are day Or of Mae maw but to Ira naw MI be shassed lid ha mad an W way to the ea of the wiaL They hal to nor Illof their bilk be Or inamila Naisals sad Os Mal o Omagh kilo \ laught Or Oak W lad pat ks or la a at aro "wimbir MMus. Om to • rlt • malair by sOny ellortileStlet .0 ow a isearry. 11111 h papa Is Ora am= la Oda they bad ha* tha &atm ad /marraimarad be rerroblue. Y ma my mowed amble hail man la haw lid Om me crap pada ea ars pat la the owe of marlag lame Mils Maim Mks boaday obreotiona, the mat wa adeplat—On lb. melba of the Chases the dinars wee as. powers( a 911•11•1 Or Si or my of lhe hits maw bar prams. aka Se ash alarm a• parser say think la low e. Th. CUM= NW that repird the dhadw hi arpowend to rerat be re* lams of aiL sok and llermis IU4 ter ire of our naive Mena IN way 1. Orl rpeao. od aura war siangewin lathe =a Mar Imes wed a maw le thin la pr. derail at war dm as tarapialm at mama OIL org Is ark mama •• will giro O. bite d the dam Nafaalar of as owl a War a MS who thpe we Mar—lik. Ward *a raw as he had • imdillsa Impsilm• Maw fair .irk the radnai mad ha —The Chah ar rove* iilhr Os Maas be arbeelod to tale all NM able an they gm assamy kr ymmthwe and pralasdo be lava et thk mammy, ley Make wa railway empuilar dhr paths hr annommia ge amkomMias of in. Mats ado spellailint pidiment anewhot w that they be wradmid to wpm a peramst or othriere ark Weds lo rq Warr to Or lama of Or impay.—Nr. B reard mar berm warm Or Chai man odd Om man oMe of maparka Or die LW= North WNW; air art Ike Maws spade endeawm werry out their hilliellent Witt be 11.0 ing Ifahria *wpm in at MI way that they one alls—kr. Padd. - that at a mai wag a lbs tar wpm, be madigelas with tide earreW had hiss MOW k ram ran Or paid Nth of two amem _lmens It we Mar acas lemdia the errs, Ma amalgam lan • ammein iddi la Tali wed North alai wad has bum Or moat= wok ea ad mks mar horaddry the demise. a "awl • oat wit rorrahr= jga rartra theradlg7wagrindsOpnabsw aka= the raw eird sdrwaises saami of the Ware a Weirs Mir as ai ow worn • nista. din inaherkg the kribliewe d 11111 awe mew m a ud to. dlaws It 'p- ais an rasa tha aid w the Wit fm. that the nears fam raga assand el all W i alla we. SWIM an, end has be rpm& all at at liamas and extendans of 1 l 7 53,11481. 10a. The leer 201• Moil wee 131,7521 Ina and on ego Y adw.e awl abakostre 111,7511. Ina ilLienie rout bing aad of 111*1018. ON. the emsalem on apartapart 1. her farldirg lb war webs) was MAW is. Id.; sad es war of Marra sr al. I Wrier =MIK b Y. ; radzlg e lled ISILIII/ la N a zi • hisd Ida IL with •kw imam km arms ind Mir .. Wim L I Z= ra "sag r i gTe stl ear e bitw e =trpool roar Mir. Moak DOW. Tax LTIIOSPHILIC. Haififtew i l fikero—Ploralk Ang. DUI Is the chair.—The hew vas unesadly mareaus Makin to the then of Man M. MMus, OP, boa in fOrdaw with the dlesearal Ito dirrant madmai.e. Sorb wan tend ; front the hewed which it ogee the mad reeds the TINNIINO to Drs 3; 18 K IP L A r d e use MIAOW. Ha ;to J SO, leg, fil i al& IS.. M.; worsts to Die.4= . lllllll. 17.. Sd.; to uht 11147,171,6771. ge. O. The tat ao pane et la ago had s• yot Ma amid OWE% the almakied. Wain altar a 'mama bran ts thr • Ibmier Teimmar. Tha day me MOM& to of the orate nano westriad dis; try the ad d year, the line earl lry imarree to I trail was be. Marawl• Wag dr geot relikaw Mad am. Loops as to thilkerld porla of the carany. Ns Or newel lo !MOM af dr Posballa autho rial lo am la mires alway s rkr Taw's lar IfisMimler. Tie drassliaary end the war of Iria*. aft awl* a s It Dim as wail Ms. the 36th an •la Wm WE& las amid polo of ran Altar oh= =lr lio lha yard Is mad to rank liweeth k maim ad Paw& by two Oa* In the dam. airs Wear NOW kg ampatainlisa my *at Not or mast aornal an Or Sink Dim dna dm It al bus= 2.6 Alla salmis to lbe posislys a the araira In a MI ft was ar ai balks afar Ow law wad aaminglid. dr MOM haw tan Taw han dry as km Me ailm all spina la ark to • km • dranhalikr, IMO dad lag ft wr the ar. =l fe lhe arras law ti er Or as ally rake la isigna ad them rant la Ulm am atter, aka It Mood be Mad ladsword be rawly 1. Teem tartly after they WO Mb I, yawl la Telwasnik fa IMO sago they would waft *ay and "pia al the way la Wiiia—rair al or two ether ihrialdm Oak Mt. lam mey awl wee mead with Tel Weak lb tribe sa Is the larrelaw he al Nat bad with dr daft" ••=kethe Ma a vi dld ia a awry (the MOS awl Or gosh Dim lan la v ais traml to da lay hall ditradal not almobide tralsahoping T t OW. After amplamaa Wawa' sad as load be IYt Maw ma c o :: Mario more In what 114 w. peeraday Mk*. ka. Mars ohlwadi Ort ha did net lIIM It • Ihr drat Ode "suli and to lona • hop isigar et manor segalork. Minh Wad onak /Mahar wad WM* ow ead awarad pal et far I. Ow& dr war thed • lamwelag the eas await wis of the mat aprimo la dr Dew ; ing hi Ina dad to ad Gift darkalial aminead wad re What with 11 than 111111111//111•11111111111. :pie ilrels ‘llO Ora allsplid. . etteitnria.l.—Nor.wwwriy MOW*, Truro, Aug. 26. N. I. T. meiy la the thala—The searatery heel the meet, which .hew thet by *aimed ad the meat Se maid pm Mee le D. maps; .d eielshale la Na bale lames Na Moe WPly swillk. Otherlbalieleg dolma elmbel br Stead. • masa hod ben Mired Me Sr dee amettee da at the webs mot Mita* sal thematam yes maposi la males ar t/r=br pleadlag Mb ems Mr sib at the lbe bards hpsemeede lel die bus mode hr the parehme et a lades ill r hal refiked, eedellreemee beams la mem ellhather amyl* IMAM= IM * mareMMllt 'BEMIS& *NM m i l lth well waft beedmatlmelbrbentag madial s eseelhata ad mod* amen' the meta as Se Sr sem lerwir bray Mb . Thememil et . waelir .. Lo Na Nth et ;me het me IN. M. ; the WM. 11.: Salm • *Lee be *IMMO. N. ILlgiredr: was NS dm they bed loped to ban bem alb le Is Se ink fl dare. bellere• ber padkuk an ka *sr would t band et 4 ; Mt mem 111 le eamegemee ast.. es at is Yoke * 4 per an Omar oda The allealthe Oda marq midst heltnambel as *Met Stymies It Mat not be the woe ha fhb leitmelst 14 11•4111141141. =.41 with Ito Tree eweinhe mole. Se led ft be he , at bramble the raft Sit 4 Meta =ta mode, owl bat the dbados meld S .Na 4 hider& ha Bramta that met be MI mead M ea Na. hams al Se Om Set wadi be asked Ix the 1 ambles at Simi. embalms* Na after asmelee seta OM mho eidlaelybe madam bye embla mods at em, med thembee *me semsearz be ladm Tema IdllbleWlet=le Fe di& ear s* lled aff me Mie at thromess iamb* Mat it IRIS Oda lobe*. Nor tilmi ii•••••,, hi arm slam eks A.. Slim Sit the lbedees moll may se Se meta allb ma me awl ebeemenelbe m thsk he MEM, me aelle malls mob at Is momelmil arm* Na Na Se alma jprolliememmer vedd be Na la heleudig the weds—Er. /Sa, at Palma" ea N. lffiN at eime dimadame NM Mb imemt bed a* beat peld mae aebeMs* es, it—ltbe s, he Mad webs Ohela am am . cr i g sso z v s, **ityc lib Mel It eta Web bed beat male be the mom et welebe trat yo b sn ow. ask i i= g ethe Mahe NMI Na Team I—The Odom tithe ed vele ame aser a Me le mar- Ida Ihmelme of lad elver AM lbe red, behm WV amisat NMI be male.—/Ir a bear et Ted k r met mile Mee wade seutrele tam wasatl Meal Me 1 —714 Mims NOM OM Mem bel hem —ea far a eb. bray mebaddla SI Mho at Sure, Milk aaleasse eme Wm* Na lame dem ratarosa The Moen me mamtlaMddld4l4lld. Norrsllarratia.—Ameasi Ifestaq, imisia ti ge. —Na. Pvilmatmeme blhedrir.—Tbe Maim meat 'bat Meardel The dbeelmet revert OM, Na hare to let lay at thematimethihm Semed It waramm le gmatia. r., ledra areM taw* at the Itab,4 fle Sew MOM- Mpreememb he It, Na e et easeme. Sea re IR** beta amoulibal. WM reiged le mem* the paametdeds day, begeme it berme ammamy be eag* Iter beessaa....... des JIM bed boa lalreft,ed lb See mbeiih emt anted homed le a slese bah , m i no st acre . at imitzesis. al alb dr allidook 'puma lib • yams It her J, to word with II Na emlm N. Na Mere it was latt. Shirty Ides denim, amakaako 0 oil kCaakako, ..... jamikerabla ii ==a tra w l bdi is gd , mar bey Erma IMPTIZTraIbIiT GAIN. eml SIM s. maabilar et thelbe bank el selTlMPllld==h Seamans bed be dolt *et Ihe Mid eddedlad te *Ma so embelehlbl. 2a Ibe promt deb et the was amid Ohm Al Not *he II bereaby le hrlheee .i rhlla They me =thedAlm GM — WM le the Fair lumbeebible babler Owe *l= me i n be a be=lhes The atemelembed W rspeblel ItrWat. SUM le see =ll24,l%lleesesmablefthet a i sl e ides drat be Mb a per, viddi vow bas asalmil*maleglothearimpas TM Mimes theeWid the emleat me the ma Ihmarelde psalm et Oak Os angiersirdipssa we e th i Noir Ma balm ad Sir sellebetbe et the NMI s ztZeMe. • ami 4 a a them. rehie he the , Vall 11111111•111 k se Lies to a lame Mabee dors SUM Se mkt *a dreary lad he limbos et Eats meat all Si per. • readelhe tem Mewls 9 a i ma l= , ousetl,lo4 Mile Mend dam dbedmar es ea I at Sir Mabee la the MSS memeleamd et the lbe, Mill et 501. t=sch, as stipulated by a former emulation. The report was PORTIVIT PIER AND RAILWAY.—/Inif=ry Meet ing, Weld. Mg. N.—Nr. P. W. 0. Miles in the .—The di raelery leper air that as sea or dthe creasy mow, and other resemetepomar bed Mar Met egenethes is Moths fur the pram of Mree Milks war sew *kg preesdel with, and on ask Meg senothiel they well he and to Fermi with the virile etas video b ark snider order se seep NIB the. ID DMIIIIPP• 1118,116601b I llia ai h r"" 1.8. " re =sroolb met al dresbakes ,theeme mem dth at Mot he ahem Foreseen of the glor, the oginteallni Werra word Mahe as fi SWIWNMAV•4I.O2.II.I.IIIB_ Plideaddlei•Opi ce la C al dr: pop, sir et perste met srestotello formenari the diretridete, sod is Is we a por if the endertabg rais meld leseseasaly ea be Fehellso of reeleme, the ashes peeper to pier she al ormali hem la Theatelph to Arrest 14, isn. =mesa fa IWklia N. e, at mart *OW Ts. ; IBM hes balm el WM Ith. N.—On - as dream wow*: the rep. die of Me Mat, lamer remerrid Ord the reek liesegit Is ale Its sake weal up. Ns thetLVhad a sollie Mehl set of directors, bet le add we so of as Ms parks eremerethe to Ise diseebdia. It. M r.' lllll his kellta ni nt perreketed In oat of der *a wry large selesk red , es by the report they word be O thre rem - ader to pin, he ma that Übe not MOM Wthemering.— Nth Mess sommdel Me math eat.—sir. W. law souldered that It mob loam( 1 estoMepi to wryer the railway to as gear ; he fted the runt as b the garb oftmag a phse if MM. oweribleat sit pine of as tide, idldatlWltMrtiaers mart were teak to the ghs The =bileged. wall of bait prove • smog if iseit to the share lam Y Mr sherd ultimately Mean the esilway so mar of Ns big he swerve or too Mira efseareMlon. it Meld a le borne mhdl ast the Bratol emir bre& tat Maar line to Clemdeau et . ty entedhin INS met ere than six Mies the braded gier,ad le Milk a rellwayegold bessedneeted without easy. II wail he wog ark the Pr of the present aesdag whither arydreld sr lathy the plor.—The Chairman could not wee WOMB arevelles of Ids beam It would be seen Rona the smart Met the &aka hiladed et dart to go on with the pier and ast te pea se therelbem ; bet be, he he own=ha e d i not the leer Mat se to the amen of the rem* sr he that they meth do my mem to Maks ar porter the peer Looking Os Om Impares of rm Aker earreelerhe km the pie he third; lie be Meader oar Orr Waists, the Mar sied Inster, o f as MOM and Cesossiter raillny• hiving tetral le Mt elly, he seal net that meow ; indeed it would be tho bra ef try mad Om esesseas *amalgamate with tthek—alm Mgr Pee sf the mall= of re meopey) ail It an net ompotat la thet meeting to delormiles to shores asp parka of the width Ashy weld do wis r Member radian Ow wort pan with Eric.—After seer diersion the smorment et Mr. Isfassy wee pat and nepthed, and the set the mares of the proceedings It vas - rid the ead ad r i " —la he pier word be probably about MAW. GLASGOW, KILMARNOCK, AND AYR. Aef yearly Meeting, Okingew, Aug. 26.—Mr. ham man, of Daltiowir, in the iisair.—Ercen the &emote' repeat it allehed ail the revenue air the 1; a di ; Wing Slat of July lest 114,341 L, which, after pi to ea esperes, left 43,8331. mat the lialapany. A ef I pee met per sham erred payab on the 23rd of aepaM amt.—The Chimes skit 0111112. to the lettere' preen et the aspen, Md. “that ate. • violist MM. wee rode by a mumble 01 toe hie peek mat as yew direshis whla I dr assegrryto nely la Mr. flame stated in roberset that yew abeam War wespial with the standing or at as barssa,srl that ask aednet lees most w hile. in the way the fteeMs Mb awe meth. Now ea , whet htesthred the fact? Your director" aegether ar prenderey, as viduals aka a sharer beak, led deported the proceeds in the lank to the tarlit of the Onsieferresereseeer, whogeve • lir of deposit to the promoters le be Feared before the Moils; orders eam. mitten. The romped did not, directly or taillnetly, mterpere their guarantee for them advances, which were made by the Bank entirely on the credit of the individual dirsotors.—Mr. Bannatyne here, et the request of the chairmen, reed the Mediae gran l the house, to glow aid they had bees earedied Mb la wry reasok-7w Chair ma: It Mu in perfect serearse Ma those wage Wawa setdi, sea Hume b mr...; 1 AIMS& 1111•0014 pd ID Wm ID error ; but after web a strong math by Ids. I thought It right to balsa tin tarter fairly Ulm yeek-111r. feuer • Mr. Hume roads. soissitles.—The Chasm I mat this ; but Mr. b eHum should Wee made se he lawitiMag in the way e did. The war romel - wore ass (Arrow, DUKYRITI, AND AALFRAR.--Cieweral Meet- Obegow, Am. M.—Mr. J. Lerthalter in the diair.—The di. mom, report naiad their gannet/miry mean sod their measures he Warm The mimeo" report heed that the lir half of the Ms word be 'peel le Ap_rd, WIS , and the reseals Lerch, i.e. The welts MAIL • the dishonest," 114,4731.; sad the sosh In irk, 1111,thIL—T1; Chairman's apse* breathed a boa le the is ere sit seat'—the Orteloolle. No gorgre ILLiaIItOI3I7I7B.—PLIWOUTN GARAT Was ...as Dotes—The *lf-yearly meeting of the thareholdem in moth worm ass held et Ft mach Fridey. Tee atterseee was not very nouresem—Ool. Bents be the eksk.—The Mate/ wpm stated Or the period Milt W sherd Mee toe ream of Mrs holders en as Igni My kr, bid hon mink asered la prima vary egendiew Sega at the Feat where' swam ti proper of the weeks dabs as Imintss Wier word be Mad to an mint lot whisk the hale et Mager rare bred, Mang from fkir Mahal sepses ad meth u. OIL per raze math fa May b be expiated to sawn ortelent Na farther eel was there by, to be ands ham the comeasamenent cf the Mat pm. In the menther the dinettes Mt negotiating lispinesse of swim hersols to the peoperly at the head of Monstoomphollatheagerandesolimired to the sketch ddem, hem resat of seesends to Jane f*, It that the temilved wee: as assert of dimesof lg. 2s. ed. per atm 4,1501. 17 x. 6d. ; ditto an ed It. fa gd., 4.4261. 2.. ed.; in hume ea slit la acre.,re. : mkt* • bald 5,026!. 3a. Id. The wan: law Warms rid faciatlag a le afi ma Is this t= l l,7l: l l7lir ' Cr ; ammo et i s tare* =Mk; harm 01 dens, lON._ ,111 k. me whoa of t =rin,3/3L {loan at besinals h ark 1,1111.11 e. ltd..: e*. a. 7d. Me gegen wes sage& later RAILWATII.—By the report of the Cart and thampany, read to Ix attentive shrobidoes on Widow floy weak, N haves out regreed es ergo* d i als not may OWL (the e r a we Mead bet fen than MU at has lee Ms the priors of W d meit ml arnterseed sed sangeembed ohm et gest hem the lams; raga Moen it hes always oppered le es pd thr ninny well bit bete end mostwol isalavi bkasillf with. out wig. The balm in had ward be= i ie s iainet to make • whole neer enemy, beelike Mare le the and the dwells easeplentnaly an past um = the railway (whe n it is mail agar aon Ihe Merits ea well es tbe Ir almelie as thh ri as Chaser, mot be taken etre of. The Mgr ansilwor oYmnk urge egos the elarebethes the pregehly of supplyke Os Nada whisk will be dielmeal Mb the Meg "emir end atirrthed hes amehebed the ageopelethe of dr gersothely hawk; sr tot al the Wiese of whisk dry peopme dg = pare Wroth N yen am the am rity, gem Mk pm der, Itz the wheel oom=rTlr rd elegabethes, bresm by the Mr& ef Nr. Great (a semelehle sad haellgent wrier le the ay, bet railway mho r emprieled with reap dreethilowe) Moog* rarer imend sped _ greW sfter ised the gespord eall wes oppregr alai ined the Ist of Aps% Moe, fathers in the mower aresren, It wad be larder piper a the Orel Halssia—Rsakvarßererter. Caurwaii..—Aative_ operations are is mins on this line. Oe liesehq Mt the Int turf was rut by Mr. Fladhter, without oerneem ha ail himag to Penhellick Farm, near Backs Heed. LIMO AND T=hai.—The directors, a few days since, trammel al irbele Um shag Mb Mr. Onager. elvil engineer. The worts re melther rifiskary please, and the expeetation la that the Me fees Itheat le ahem :Fad early in October ; that tram 11pDs ID lIITIDD/11 Dis of Diet mar; end that the whole Inebose Lets be Think he opeo in the arum or towarde the and et ths err pre. BERLIN, Ave. 22.—The Alkpartans Preemie& Zoittang, of the 22nd ult., states that threw Delp Bide bowler dew in Prot slap railway thane dais the rook err Aug. 11, and UM Weir priote had more or ler Wm It odds, dat ea Mane= of era a =WM Am aid set as papal el bar addends, It we samil gist *lan of ehmeaeold Meth Ither In thole sad floe skomelome of no theme In er paler meg be l = he by ih i regi worymbrop st meat. Ilea Issas may te In the setae rag ahem The Fehr et the Ilatha end bray Oerrey pram the Negrarg Ldpele may be orraget Mallened. Sem berwes bee hew done iin the shwa . sf the koshettre etel letterdest Many, wheat went up 114 *lOll4. They NI, Weever, again, be the scone ef a few da_ye to M. CANADIAN Ramo:Av.—We (New York Gazette and Times) find in the Railroad AMMO, • notice to contractors, by Major C. B. Moan, for the lotting of 131 lam al the Greet Western Bail. read, Prom the Niagara River to Windsor, opposito li Detroth end in. eluding Port taint., torttfmt of lA b ke etween a lle . Thi. t r a m ad d the seaboard. MONEY MARKET. SATURDAY ISTINTNO. The favourable reading of the Bank returns, as analysed under this head this morning, waisted the upward movement in the fan& which followed upon the settlement of the account. Consols have been done as high as 88 for October, which is equal to 1 per cent. improvement upon Thursday's prices, and per cent. mince yesterday. That was, however, the extreme rate, and it was not maintained to the close of business, although they left off strong at 871 to 8 for amount, and 87/ to' for money. It is suppos ed in some quarters that the Bank contributed to this improve ment and firmer appearance of the funds by loans against deposits of stock or Exchequer-bills, which may possibly be the case ; if so, the next returns will not improbably furnish a clue to the fact. Reduced Threes were 871 to 1 ; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, 891 to 1 ; Exchequer Bills were sold at an advance to to. prem. for large bills, but at the close were called ls. to 3s. prem. Ladle Bonds, 3s. din to par. Bank Stock. 19d1 to 71. Mexican Bonds attracted some attention on the re. ports brought by the Hibernia steamer of the occu pation of the city of Mexico by the American forces, and the consequent anticipations of the resumption of negotiations which would lead to the restoration of peace. The bonds had before advanced slightly upon the speculation of something like each an event in prospect, but were again Whig back when the papers with these reports from the United States reached the city. The effect upon the bonds was a recovery to the morning's prices of 19 to 20, but the improvement would probably have been greater, but for the dis credit thrown upon the reported actual occupation of Mexico by the more intelligent American mer chants and parties connected with Mexico. The t rim/ Aim, ia, foreign slacks general were quirk. inconsiderable. Buenos Ayres sto ck a d vance d late in the day, upon the news of the blockade of the River Plate being raised, so far at least as bj the naval fortes of this country, to 38 to 40. Brazilian were rather better, the new stock having sold at 83. Spanish Fives were called 191 to 201; the Threes 29* to 30. Portuguese, 24 to 6. Datch Two-and-o-Half per Cents., 631 to 61; the Fours, 881 to 91. So far as they beer the position of the' Bank itself, the returns fin IM week ending the 21st inst. are ealleteatly favourable. A decreeee of active cir culation to tie extol of 629,2851., accompanied with a demises on balms* 01 about 100,0001., in the lie batiks on .seined thrift and seven-day bills, and with as lanes. of the tome had of notes of 496,7761. show that the 11,041041 Mounts were when suatuleppmesowity the considerable gt" = " l other or private deposits was encroaching, and might, but for repressive action otherwise, have seriously encroached upon the reserve. Those deposits were drawn upon to a rather uncommon amount in the space done week, the cause of which it is not easy to assign, although it is not improbable that dem ands for railway expenditure may have contributed to it somewhat largely. In the circumstances, and in view of the uncertain future, the banking interests would be more disposed perhaps to reinforce their deposit accounts, than to weaken them. The decrease in the " other" securities, which mainly represent the dealings of the Bank with commercial paper, indicates sufficiently the prevailing depression of business, and the state of commercial discredit. Bills and loans were left to run out, and were not re placed by renewed transactions to the same amount, and from the funds thus falling in the reserve was supplied with the surplus of notes which accrued. It was thus supplied, however, at the expense of that accommodation which it has been usual to dispense to industrial interests. The reserve, notes and coin to gether, stood at 5,112,6981., and therefore covered the one-third of the liabilities required upon the banking rate, with more than a quarter of a million to spare. The excess was respectable, if not considerable, and it may be urged as one reason why the Bank should be rather more liberally disposed to deal with commercial paper. It is not, however, in the shape of a relaxation in the rates of discount that such greater liberality need be manifested, but in the more free admission of respectable paper to discount. The limits as to the dates of bills seem unnecessarily harsh and restricted. The rates of interest exercise doubtless a certain restraining influence upon opera tions in specie and bullion, but it is only necessary to consult the Bank committee report of 1840 to under stand how much that influence is commonly exaggerated. The advice. from the United States by the Hibernia state that money was not quite so easy, and it was anticipated would be less so. Six per cent. was readily obtained. State and government stocks were in decline. The rate of exchange on England ruled at 106 to I, but undeniable bills only commanded the latter rate. Meagre. Prime, Ward, and Co., of New York, say, in their circular, that little business was done or doing in exchange on England, but that some considerable amounts were negotiated on Paris. The New York papers represent that the quantity of gold and silver specie accumulated in the banks of that city was " more than ever before," although less was then being imported. It is grati fying to learn that the " imports of merchandise for the fall trade were beginning to be unusually heavy," and in the week ending the 14th instant had reached to the satisfactory and somewhat extraordinary amount of "nearly five millions of dollars" for that port. As the duties are payable in hard cash, large sums in specie would be required and pass into the public treasury. For the week in question the duties payable would absorb over one million of dollars in that city alone. For the month of July, above two millions of dollars were disbursed in the same port for customs duties. The specie accu mulated in New York, and thus passing into the public treasury, would be dispersed in other parts of the Union by the government expenditure, which from the Mexican war was necessarily so heavy, and so much on the increase, that it was calculated the ten millions remaining of the loan for 23 millions of dollars would be wanted and called in within less than three months, over and above the means sup plied by the ordinary revenue. This would create a demand, and perhaps a pressure, for money, which must fall principally upon New York. It is pro bable that monetary changes may supervene therefore in the United States, in the sea ports more especially, under these circumstances ; whilst it may be h op ed that the imports from this country will so reduce, if not equalise, trade balances, that no more specie of any consequence for adjustment will be called for from hence. The pay ment of the half-year's dividend on the Pennsylvania debt, which was regularly effected on the Ist instant, with remittances on account of the dividends on other state debts, will assist in some degree also in re placing the relations and exchanges between the two countries on a more regular footing. As, on the de parture of the Hibernia, the intelligence had not reached New York of the large failures in the corn trade here, and the heavy amounts of bills dishonoured, and returned from hence, upon the drawers there, the state of money affairs as now advised could not have been affected by these events, although it is evi dent from the tenour of the private accounts that merchants were not al ether without their mis givings of unfortunate results, founded doubtless upon the adverse state of prices. It remains to be seen in addition, however, how the course of exchange and money values may come to be influenced by the system adopted by the American government for defraying the expenses, and procuring supplies of specie for that purpose, of the armies in Mexico. It will perhaps be recollected that, many months since, it was anticipated under this head, that eventually, from the cost and difficulty of transmitting specie direct from the United States, the government would find it more convenient to resort to the economical expedient of purchasing the silver collected from the mines and mints on the spot, otherwise destined for shipment to England in satis faction of trading balances. The risks and charges of the transport of metals to the coast through a country infested by roving bands of guerillas, b ..des more regular contending forces, and of shipment after wards, would thus, as it was shown, be avoided, and, as these matters enter largely into the calculations and anxieties of the merchant, he would the more readily be inclined to avail himself of a mode of remitting his funds which should com bine equal patch with greater economy and secu rity. The exchange of his dollars and silver bars for bills on the United States treasury, was an advanta geous recourse in point. We sow learn that the secretary of the American treasury has given orders to realise specie in Mexico by the course of operations thus pointed out. The American commissariat in that country is authorised to purchase metallic supplies by drafts on the treasury at Washington, which can be realised by the merchants entitled is specie at New York or elsewhere, and from thence either shipped to England, or sterling bills purchased and remitted instead. By this means the money markets of the Union will be less subject to be dis turbed by larger and sudden drains of specie for dis patch to Mexico. Such an arrangement presents evident advantages and facilities for all transatlantic parties; and, as the Courier and Enquirer of New 'York observes, " the only marvel is that it, or some like arrangement, had not been earlier made." How fax it may interrupt the flow of metallic values to this country it is not neceawry now to inquire. A meeting washeld y of the creditors of Messrs. Lesley Alexander, and Co., at which a balance-sheet of the affairs of the concern was exhibited. In this document the liabilities, it is understood, are stated at rather below 500,0001., of which 80,0001. are covered by securities. The assets consist of Mr. Lesley Alex ander's Irish estate, valued, upon the basis of its being worth 35 years' purchase at 175,0001., but hardened to the extent of some 80, 0001. It was estimated that the balance from the landed property, with other assets, would make up a sum equal to pay about 78. in the pound upon the liabilities—say about 140,0001. The account of profit and lois is said to show a total de ficiency of about 370,0001.,as the loss by bad debts, and by grain on difference betwixt purchase, and sale, or present prices, since the commencement of the present year. It is rather to be desired, than, perhaps, anti cipated, that the landed property should prove to be so valuable an asset se to realise a sum equal to 35 years' purchase. Is, is a large estimate for land in Ireland. Beedell's BAB& Tarr" for 184 7.8 has just Wooed from the pemb and a moot useful work it is; an in dispensable mirk of refugees, indeed, not only M all ea in freolhe cammurrial or ce but to memo ass" mesh= of = rarna, i a tare, and all who bike te maks themeless with the ardor and toren al entambeuns and mer cantile bedews, and the Mode prudisally in which hod legislation is carried oat la elabil. For the " Britiak %tiff" is not merely a tabular demonstra tion of duties levied, full and complete as that is, not only for the United Kingdom, but for many of the most important colonial dependencies as well, but it contains also abstracts of the laws for landing and passing goods through the Custom-house, with the waterside business clearly set forth, and other miscel laneous matter convenient for use. IMAM' MIND& 3 par Ft A. Ink I to VI Dom. 36 per et anat. th lady Mandl 11.060. NZ. 7011110 riverat Bradawl New Bowls, 14411 6.1 pad WA le 4 par ._ID I 6 p el Bomar Apra per Qt. Xesaces 1 1476. 3 161 333 6 3pr MI " 33 EXCHANGES AND STOCKS ♦BRO►D. re, 11 r. A. PAR". •••• IL newsy. .l lealsg. . Blebs, -inswis. C10r147 3 par Gent& ...... II 14 76 60 76 66 76 ir 71 Sc . 6 D Do. o. 40 .. .. ... lidiniee oalondon, Es 11. • .. Kew. Now Bel o. 6.1610........ 100 , 1 Nspiee Belga .. ..... lOl 7sl Do. 6. DM lOOl lion= Loam ... . :4 Do. 3 .. Trennug , :de /IMAM/. AVG. 1.1.-. ' D.' 21 .. ' ... . . ... ; Centa..2nt I n 3 I LZ. Ire . per Cann„ n I 63 Pwi1..baL 1 i in: 1 ; w i ta, 6112 : L 1 A 838, C‘f4 0.5. 'h"w 73. 681 — . 1....... 100 1,0.. 1 . l'"'dbl"k , 11340 . 7 ' .:060: 0 4281. : - , In y i' 711 9 0. 831. . 1114 , 12. i. , 900 L1' D ;: " .., ,6 7 , 1644. 40 : 1 Bonk Innie, 1841, 106 f. Exchange on I,rtd,m, 15 374. esTwast, AlO. 26.—Xcetango on Loudon, 25 40 ; two month% 06 15 173. VIIISNA, Aro. 20.—Austrian Floe per Cent..., 1061: non, 96 5r h ,,,.. ssi ; Two-anda Halt 643; Wan, 1834. 156 ; Dino. IQ+. 1244 , 0.,* 1.500. The Northern Hallway. 188 • (nomad, 1311 . Venice and II 100 ; 1,0615 0 rn. 006; Poeth. 04 ; Ai/AAA r 6: Geo.cti o . 90i, Apennines.. 943; enhorl. ta. AMSTERDAM. Aro. 27.—Aet. Debt. Two-snd4-1141! per , C. 35 663: Diu., Tines inr Conn, emi ea ; Unto, Your per C.A.. 86 819 , conk Co, 160 Exchange..— London, 12 5: 2 monthx, II 02 , Ilaselnlrt. 66 60 ; 2 nnnt.he, 36 17: Park, 67 6: 3 months. 66 60. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. SVGA R.—BRISTOL, Aro. 28.—Our sugar market has been a triile firmer this week, and about 600 hdlg. have been wed at the advance of 6d. per cwt. no:iced In our last. The sales hire been chiefly to the refiners; but there seems to be len dispoeition to Clump business on the part of the groom& The rum market is more actin, and about 120 puncheons have changed hands. The arrivals this week have been : la the Sybilla, from Jamaica, 195 hhds., 155 tierces, 22 barrels sugar; 134 puncheons, 6 hhds., 2 cans rum. In the Ella:Meth, from Jamaica, 603 blvd.., 40 tierces, 2 casks sugar; 161 puncheons rem , In the Eleanor, from Barbadom, 616 bbd.., 13 tierces. 25 barrels sugar. In the Je.ay, from Nevis, 198 hhds., 8 tierces, 291 barrels augur. In the Dundee, from Ilavannah and Matamaa, 1„516 boxes, 102 tihels. sugar. In the Ell" from Jamaica, 330 hhdk, 86 tierce., 1$ barrels sugar; 11l pancheme, 45 hbd.. rum. In the Idea, from St, Kilt's, 140 hhda., 27 tierces, 15a turret. row; . 100 puncheons rum. COTTON.—LivwooL, Avo. 28.—The motet today was grin dull; the oaks haring only amounted to 3,000 bales. The gelesof Bowed Georgia were 60. to 70. ; New Orleans, 64d. to at; lawn% Rd. to SI. MMICIENSTai• AUG. 2S.—ihe badness here, whether in rem egg leohnint in a state of total stagnation. Manatee. tunas wbe geelliet=l far mosey generally hold aloof, rind wig not anew. Iva could not be elected except at a ?eduction kJ spun the 1111111MIOlseratIre rates lately given, and sales era come; Ilmilel ineenttons holders, who are obliged to sulk salt to twat Mo. The et brought by the Hibernia front*, United arm as net entre la Unto to-day tor its effects urn ea market lobe tiegol. The awkward stale at the money market and Ibe bligketlekof p illesta ntrsteds( are enrollee • pm, veridepronuor Winne% gni failiMong of oe Greek especially at a ream& Ye telt% Mt is the easpeosion moo lapariant order, bus arm _ WOOLLENS,—Lecos, Aro. 28.—There was ► nosier ear attendance of merchants and manuracturers at onr Cloth HAY this morning, and an improved business was dose is all description of cloths, comprising the finer fabrics, of nuiad colours, and this heavier qualities, consisting of pilots, beavers, andantes, Ike. Of shawls also there were a few lots sold. HARDWARE.—BIEMINGHAII, Auo. 28.—Trade here Ma undergone another depression. produced chiefly by the precut's aspect of the monetary concerns of the country. Orders front Monks, from the Hamnnah, and from Spain have been fur front Was siderable of late; but, in the present state of public credit, eseniala dictates delay in their execution. All claws of tills MM. an; le ing e community are now unanimous in the condemnation de monetary system which is eofearful a drawback upon the Ind Of the country, producing, as it dam, at intervals such severe in trade, and penning the fortunes embarked in it HereeMego trade way just reviving, when another money panic comes and Mills the budding prosperity. In the district of south Staffordshire trail seems to have undergone little change, and the metal market remains Arm. BREAD.—Aco. 28.—The prices of wheaten bread is the metropolis are from ed. to lid.; of household ditto, fill. to NA. par 41b. loaf. _ MEAT.-11111e0.4TE AND LIADENII ALL, Aro 28.-Prims Beef and Mutton sold steadily, at full prima; otherwise, the de mand was in &sluggish state. Beef, from 2e. 10d. to Ss. 10d. ; Mutton. 3s. 4d. to 4 lCd ; Lamb, 4s. 10d. to 5•104.; Veal, 3s. M. to 4s. 10d. ; sad Pork, 3.. 10d. to 4a. lud. per Alba, by the care se. Although the supply of poultry was small, the demand was citremely bevy, and priors a downward tendency. FISH.-BILLIN080•713, ADO. 28.-There was a steady demand for most kinds of Flab, at but 1110 c ateratein la the quotations. HIDES.-LEADENBALL Auo. 28.-Market Hides, 661 b. to 641 b., 24d. to 21d. per lb. ; ditto, 641 b. to 721 b., 3d. to 31d. ; ditto, 721 k. to 001 k., 34d. to 31d.; ditto, 4016. to 631 b., 4d. to 4j4.; ditto, %lb, to 961 b, aid. to 5d.; ditto %lb. to 1041 k., 51d. to 34d.; Calf. m, each, 4a. 6d. to 6s. 64. ora des, 13a. ; la M. t Ai o 54.; and Lamb atlas, ; 7 fl 4. to hi 2a. 6d. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.—MuLe. DUI AIL DOI. 3 Dublin .. , 0 0 Holland .... 0h leak r. South. 1 Sydney, NSW • 2 Waterford .. 01 Menders OE O =Noe 00 Wake 1 Issuarbades .01 Pri0r...... 0 Do.Maneille, 0 Guern.lJors. 00 Lisbon Sept. 111 Houton and rn W.l 0 Hamburg.... 00 Mcclitorran.. 0 Halifax Oh Brasil, Gatemme Aro. 29.—Arrived: Dundlu% Petersburg; Montreal; laity Peel, teleran; Commodore, Jencte Video; ner, Croastedt: Whiting, Guernsey; Charlm, Charente; Claris, Hann. Onion, Guernsey ; Rosalie, Malta; Comet, Madeira; Lae . bins, We ' Madre.; Charlotte ilerriron, Quebec; Edward, la &Latham, Wile, Alexandria; Zoos, Odessa; Adelaide, Dikurta; Magnet, Rotterdem ; Sir Edward Banta Ostend; Margaret Evans, New Yolk; Aurae, Alesiusdria ; Eupbemm, Stettin ; Peer Not, New Providence; Dorothea Erneetine, hamburg; lane, Ceylon; John Q.rk, St. Jobe'.; Own, Rapid, City of London, Rotterdam; glmgmat, Sir E.. Peel, Harlingen; Harlequin, Boulogne; Tourist, Cali; Watseka!, New Tos; Standard, Trinidad ; Flora, Hamburg; Cieimmalts, Emma; OA. Howard, Hakim:re; George Porter, New Were; flege,, Otmegantinople ; Arab, Cape Diem; Aimee IMM; Meals lasabeth, Christiania; Easma,Orris ; Clyde,. daY,Yuma• Anis Merrier, Smyrna; IMphia, Quebec Farmer, Tamen ; lm, Masedlles; Ana Mune, ilutolei. =Mr isa n tr eha.. lll. iltes New amaMAzra , Sylph, Ear_ Islir, Tsar oak ILL ; buradna. Denis; Como de BOW. Havll lirenAL, ; :1 6.3. 11sarse r, ; Triton, (Mold; Memel; Merilspeol; Mintiostan, Bombay; British Empire, Quebec • nuked Jolm's ; Margaret Ann, lit efound- Dad ; edia ltdi POlea Plepraith ; Mary Ann, Alkmarr; Wetherell, • BrammtvPilote, Gave ; Wm. Carom, OE ides Alionkla; aty of Rotterdam, Itataviee, leastar, ; Lord J. Damn, Ranger, Harlingen; Nora Grebe, New Damps; AlMWllm b lzemerp ; James Watt, hover; City of Cobb; s George Wilkinson, Barge. = 4 .ll s art e rarilna • Berths and Jenny, Hamburg; ; Temmuels, Nand; Csams, Petersburg; Johanna Aden, Bea limirofsa, Apo. It —Arrived : ikagelee, Bombay: Liffey, Co rtese Cbriellam, Oilleo; Hurricane, Valpara iso: Chinborms, Arica; Regis, Rio Jane • lopland, Salem, Lyna, ( 27.0elesmsrbyrem,, II MMIe • Colchester, Lisbon, N. Yak; &muds, Berta; 1110111 gl Bat a her d Osaka; Hiram, Girgenti ; Tyro, Opens; Difism, Althisli, BL Potankarg • Droning Marie, Argyle, Creseleft ;M. Watseka ; Whiner &dile, N. Orleans; Ilevilia, Hector, : John Quebec; liersburgh, Joshua WadMmisay Pfrkwiek, Valparaiso; Marsden, St. Ibosnae ; Fair], lil=l.ll l lM ; MOAN ; Eugene, Ostend; Biddle, Doke; Joh n R. Ski&ly, N. York ; HMq Nerve; Empress, nebula; 144 Africa.—Off Lord Da:Merin, N. York. [Advertirement.]—A Bsvelte AFFECTION or no CAM AND LOWS C.lllO NT HOLLOWAY . , Extract of a letter dated Bandon, March 2, 1247 :—' l fo Profeiwor llolloway.—&r,—A young lady resides ben, whore chest and lungs were in at delicate • state that boat the Iced cold her difficulty of brcutlung waa ruch that she oo•ld only pet relief by blistering. Me had little or no appetite, and was so weak and debilitated as to be obliged to rest even I. going Otiose flight of stain, but by rather a low cue of your pills lam happy to may she hoe been reamed to perfect health. (Yigord) Wit- Liar Bums." Fold by an Druggists, and at Professor Dolloway's Establlahment, 244, Strand., London. A.NOliL—►y. 11, at Exeter, the Era of A. Azail, E.g., orpolot of tag Catled . ral. of a soa. , Cheshire, the wife of C. Anher, ice, et a esigher. 111WWW..,gag. hi, at Waller Berry, the elk it the B. P. Brew., et a OM BIICICIATo.Aeg. 13, et Brighton, the elk of the Bey. J. W. Burry, at • am camas —ma as.at mmemu lesteee, areal. If W firm IL N. Owes. I or 23. at Iteaktoe Free Church Kara, lees Wrarion, of _. 23, at It., Lathy, the with of P. L. Wilmer, Leg, et ~Mc IfilWll3A—Agg. 20, at Warr& UN Ilk of P. W. Newinsa, Weg. It. 11= " 1:—.tog. 11. at Thoterehret, Cora, the 11* of 3. Booed, Log .e 4 • 40a god heir. UUT/L—Aeg. 27, at Boluts.street. Piradllly, the wife of Dr. T. Smith, et a Ina. 81l ITl.—.llw. 37, at Centridge.plar, liegentb.perit, the veldt OW. C. await. Tag , of • reinter. TILILLE.—Ary 11, to Coolagleol, the ore at OK Teri, ref-eiorr of proloors, of a dormer. WALLACII.—Aag. id, la the Pewter., Onagerbery, the Irk of the Er. 0. Wallace. a a liaaaLire. WOOD.—Aeg. N. et Llttletoe Bettor, the elle of the Her. P. A. 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