The Express. — London, England, 1856-09-03 00:00:00

• CLERKENWELL No. 11. Fur tho better understandicg of what we have fur ther to say concerning the Clerkenwell improve mente, some cocsideration of the peculiarities of the record is nereesory. For this the clearance of the space ou each std. of the sew line of street offers facilities such as hare aot existed fora couple of hundred years. Obviously the Fleet was once not only, se its name denote+, a lively and impetuous stream in the spp•r part of its coarse, but became quits • dorsi *ening little river as it reached the lower ground. F.d at is source by subterr•ncous waters of to this day unknown capacity, and swollen by the tribute from other streams ot lesa dimensions but @limiter orrg•n. re can well imagine that its floods were often of • formidable kind. Even in our own day, after a sudden storm of rain, it overflows the close indeed, but regular and very »plenm tunnel, to which modern ingenuity has confined i•. Greet on such occasions is the dismay of the housewives whose premises it modes with ire now insalubrious waters. The COON quenos of these Cads was the formation of • wide chsnsel, as, emerging from the harder ground, the Fleet cut its way through the alluvium that skirted the Themes. In the days of Julius Clear the estuary by ehich it debouched into the latter river must have been broad and commanding, such as would rot ill befit • river ten times its length. Now that the houses are removed it can be plainly seen that it extend. d arms three.quarters of a mile from what is now Coppice-row to the Thames, aid boasted a brood h ot from three to four or five hun dred feet. Tie upper portico of this inlet was pro bably the wid at, and ooinceled pretty nearly with the specs now laid bars for new erections. Confining themselves to the level ground, the commissions» stopped eh)» ot their work of dioruction when they ie•elted the acclivities on either side. These Acclivities must always have been is steep, or steeper than they are now. For they were no doubt reduced as much or more by the filling op of the bed of the Flee . , than they have been raio d by the debris scaumulated &wings thousand years of human occupation. 7 hey are steeper on the west side than on the east, and though not coropersble to Holborn bill in height and difficulty, all the descents leading from Hatton-garden to what was the Fleet river, and is to be Viotoria-etreet, are of • veey steep and primitive kind. From Clerkenwell side the elope is more gradual, though the total descent cannot be much less than on the opposite side. Midway be , ween these slopes, and parallel to 801 ton-bill on the one side and to Tornmill-street on the other, rues the new hue of street. Had the sole object of its formation been to open a new thoroughfare from Farricgdoreetreet to Ewalt's wells, we should have nothing in particular tootect to. The street is tolerably wide, has • slight curve in its direction, which will rather add to its beauty (when built on) than otherwise. It bee something, though not enough, of a gradual rise to Copplosrow, and, taken by itself, sense altogether a respectable pieta of work. Incredible though it may appear, it inverses= to have entered the mind of any one of the persona sue esssively charged with the superintendence or with the execution of this difficult and costly improvement to look at it as having any other object than the one just mentioned. Commissioners, yore, engineers, contractors, have been busy about it for twenty years, to say nothing of a portly succeeeioo of Lord Mayors and aldermen, theoretically responsible for all such matters, or of a government board very practically and potentially invested with the control of them; and, if we are to judge by the :milt, not a gleam of misgiviog seems to have penetrated the noddle of any Due of them. Entrusted with the completion of one of the main arteries of communicative in the metropolis, not of Esglend only but of the world—of a channel through which fur thouseede of untold years the flex re flux of life in this " million-peopled city " will be surging—they have shown themselves capable of taking no higher or more comprehensive view then if it were a bit of a lane bet Ann two country vil lages, or • neat avenue connecting a couple of our suburbia roads. To shorten the way to King's- ! crow, and incidentally to co-operate with the police is rooting • noted haunt of thieves and their female ameeetes, that was the highest conception thereinto snowed in looming of their deity and eueehon. The bitter experience of late years has disposed as Ism than ever to " look for grapes from thorns, or figs from Meths." There I. essay a project of metropo litan improvement regarding which no amount of stupidity or incompetence in high places could owe lion us a moment's surprise. lint this one, we did think, had features so salient, purposes so urgent, re sults so inevitable, that no conceivable blindness or obstinacy could miss comprehending and conforming thereto. If there bad not been Holborn-bill even under their very nose—a perpetual warning of the cruse and the satire of the difficulties which they had to con toad with, and of the obstacles which they were sommierioried to remove--did it never occur tethers that in running a street along the quondam channel of the Fleet, they were nothing short of ogling into existence a set of minor Holborn-hilt hardly leas grievous to man and bout than the ori ginal? Could anything be plainer? A new line of street to promote intercourse, taking the plane of • eloweal river that hindered and repelled it, necessarily revointiosised the nese and !sloe of all the streets adjoining. Bach places as Charles-atrest (Hatton garden), and Vine street, and Cowcroesctreet, for merly led, so to speak, nowhere. They were the nuns thing as vale de sae, only et for thieves to lie Fade, or for distracted bollocks astray from Smith field to play at hide and seek In. Bat now Charles-street and Coworosectrest uniting, sad Clerkenwell-green and Vine-street uniting, and others at what were hitherto bye streets pairing in • similar fashion, bid fair to rise, by degree', and according as further improvements are effected (sot and west, to the dignity of important thoroughfares. Fri. the tweet they can hardly fail to relieve Hol bormtull of a portion of its traffio—u, perhaps, it would b more germane to the matter to otty, relieve • portion of the trsffickers of the curse of Holborn-hill. And when the viaduct shall be oustracted to Snow- pill they will be a coneeuient substitute for the great thoroughfare thus cut off from the lower leveL . _ . To those who are practiosily acquainted with the difficulties of communication in this part of the City this will appear no trig og boon. For oar part, we are disposed I. regard at, in its ultimate resells, as the greatest benefit likely to be effected by the oaastructioa of the new street. The corm and the misery of tiais grotesque and iotrieate Clerico patron labyrinth, which spreads Irom the Temple to Festosville its smoke smeared congeries of Chinese puzzles in brick and mortar, wee not so much that it obeftweed intercourse between north and south—for it was always comparatively easy to get to King'.- moss or to irlington.green—bot that it absolutely forbade, at d forbids to this day, all direct intercourse between the reAiotis that lie due cut and those that lie doe west of it. This is the cause which, more than any other, has tamed the great current of in- Wooers* southward, and choked up Cheapside and liewgete•atrset. Lt.dtate-hill, Fleet-street, and the Strand with four tames the traffic that they are ca pable of conveniently accommodetiog. The prelimi- nary step to the effectual relief of the latter was the overthrow of that useocouotable Clericopetean pep yikge which meted the swim of all new thorough /um north of the Holborn line. is, os which we remises, els., that ' to Copenhagen• stood its grosed t asy kind is its eats was could Media( thoroughfares, 1 handsome streets, in a - myriads of wistaria a brutalised by cos practices wbiels narrow limits egos► that ilehhtlaid derivable One favourable circumstance there is, on which we may appropriately congratulate oar modem, vie., that the cattle market hes bees relegated to Copenhagen- Salk Se loci as Smithfield-market stood its grouted , I ire all its enormi'y, improvement of say kind is its asigtb.airhood was hopeless. What ease man could eassasmand the formation of 1,64E14 thommghlaree, eft the construction of saw sod handsome streets, in a 1 j lesality German twios a week by myriads of trichina i ° animals, and among a popaistioa brutalised by ma- . Mast familtswy with the cruel practices 'Alma cow liaise Poch a traffic within too narrow limits near skated P ' Bat in roprtioes to the nuisance that Smithfield • 1 i MO will be the beauty and convenience derivable I , tres it, if only a commonly judicious us be ands of the specs ?bus pissed at psblio disposal. Smithfield sad the Fleet were. we may eay, the guardian dosages title Clerkenwellies statue gra. Ones excesiaod by the Gneiss of Impeomessat, the curse is uhsaged to , . estemelag, mil they in crampolled tontine", the very 1 i .1 THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8, 18G8. SPORTING. BITTING AT NANCRINITIR—Ttriesax. WARWICK CUP. 6 to 4 oat Pw 4, 7 WW ST. LEGER. Ito 4 opt Fosso'otto (I) I 100 to $ opt notary (t) to I It/ SO to I °Road on dr Sold fur either Canny italt at Oombrillie aim &aka. WARWICK ReCBB.—TvaDAT. Saone Rumour. ones= Oct.via ...... Heidi a' ?Inn na. Laumenta Indy title. ............ I Quin* ..... ....... $ 11r. Thies Handy, Lamm. lkdassica, sad Ti.. Dan an - na. • Limo anis& Died/mom Admiral at the White Qom% Pure. ;, Rate Intelligence. lIIs ladslds est at ambers sad was aaapbdtlawli l day Is Swiss spslisatious sad sesssesses. 21111 JILL OP A 11111111•0411 which mare befoul hie leethhip ca the last diy be eat, aad which Med otter to molder, wee a applieeties by • surety ea a bill of exchange foe leers to appear leader the Bill of Beebsege Act (IS & 19 Via., a 67), with the View of Wog en • aseirthiseat" leader the Mercantile Law Amendment Ad of led maks (19 & 20 Via, a 97), Oet die. chorea( the liability, so as to tearer mistiest the principal seder the Bill of En:basso Act, sad to obtaia speedy judg ment without entities oa th atter the vacation, if • plea was entered me as as lon far money paid. The point lathiest a Noon impiirtast Wendel*, as by the iiith section of the Mer °snide Law Aseadisest Act it is declared, "Every potion who Weir surety for the debt or duty of another, or being liable with another for soy debt or duty shell pay each debt err psrfeem each duty, shell be entitled is have amigued to him, or to • trustee tor Dim, specialty, cr other theority, when shall be told by the creditor in r, . 2 7.t . ot o s t ai i : i i i i r d w eb es t: duty, esocilibrdaga:tti,astpuiw to Lye bees eathleTby the or pa s ym a sn a t of the debt, or per - farmasee o: the duty. ead each persoa shall be enlisted to stand is the plats of the 'Miter, sad to me all remedies, and if seed* be, sad apes prop r indemnity, to use the RUIN of the creditor is any action or other proceeding at law oe is equity, la order to obtain from the principal debtor, oe say es eerety er co-debtor, as the esse may be, isdemaifisatios for the advances made, sad lors sustained by the penes who shall have so paid each debt or p. doused nob duty, ad such payment or performaace so made by each surety, stall sot be pleaded I. bar of any action or other procrediag by him, provided always that so co-surety, aseestreetor, to co debtor that be sanded to mover from say ether esserety, Li., by the mesas aforesaid more than the jest propoetion to which, as between thins parties them selves each last-anattosed penes shall be justly liable " Idr , BASOU Bramwell Weird to allow an appearance to be metered wader this Bill of Itzebange Let. Masaittao. lam very malt obliged to ilia Moan. Fry and Mr. PAtar for Millis, Otis matter before mo. Tr. magistrates tteo loft the two ch, and went into Guildhall-ytrd to !MEWe the defendant Fry's honer. Oa their returo into court, Sir Pater Laurie said I shall fine you 5.. sod ante. Jibes Helfer—l hope you do not think that I hurt brought this eye improperiy before you. S r Neer Lame—l , is net a strung ease. Jab, s Refer—Tim berms t am bad twelve days to reoomr, Choy ham Wm; takes sass of. Sir Peter Laune—l know mum about horses than you do, haying had to do with than all my life. I with they were a little fatter, that is all the fault I and with them. A flag of 6e. asd mete will omit the am. The flue was paid and the salves withdrow. objects to which fat centuries they were en lancers- Re hindrance. . -- --- Oust changes, it is true, must take place about Smithfield and Gray's-inn, b-tore straight and opaci -01111 thoroughfares, suitable for vibe and omnibuses, can be lormid. Meantime the bye-streets, shaking hands across Viotoria-street in the manner which we have indicated, might accommodate and aitrect to themselves a large portion of the heavier business traffie, if it were not for the perverseness of those to whom the completes of the new line of street hes been entrusted. But to present, in briefest epitome. a lucid state ment of bow great that perverseness is, will require a separate article ; pending the concoction of whicl, those among oar readers who combine the double. qoalificatioes of leisure and curiosity would do well t., follow our example, and traverse the locality for thenuives. lo doing eo they may as well direct their attention to another point, subordinate indeed to the great questions of the dirarioo and level of new thorough fares, but involving considerations not lees of future convenience than of beauty now and for ever. Ot all the greet cities in the world there is none that can afford less than ours to let slip opportunities of addieg to its attractions in this latter respect. Not that we were less favoured in point of site than other metropolitans. On the cootsery, it would be easy to show that there are very few cities, even among the most favoured, for which nature has done more. As a single instance we might oak, where is the river is the world of th; like volume that mares such a series of beautiful Mtn'. as the Thames does from its mouth to its sOUTOIP Three or lour of these curves are alrerdy comprised within the limits of the metropolis, and as vein more will probably be so before its regress eastward is completely stopped. Net so! Neither was nature wanting to us, nergenkie, see destiny. As on the day on which we write, Own all days in the year we are bead to retsembssoselog that es this day one hundred aad flee yaws mpr ( iled dept., 1686) Providenos took maz a amil mat only paten end to the attacked ly oar filth bad sae a cometent , bat =be ground for a new city in so thisengh and satidastory a manner as scarcely any other known con ion offers an example of. And as if to qu this signal instance of what a blessing God's • runts may prove, He sent as at the same time a man, not only of consummate sepias foe ushilsetare, but of an energy of diameter soh as is very rarely associated with artistic endowment, and pnediarly qualified for this special work of laying out es* no building a great city. The man and the brig for once came together, but neither would our pig-headed ancestors make me of. Wren, with immense difficulty, and after contending for years against such obstacles as almost any other man would have succumbed to, bequeathed as St. Pant's, in spite of ourselves. But nothing else great and beautiful would we let him do for as. His plans for laying oat the City were wonted. And if anyone desires to estimate the hindrance Wren met with in iodivideal works, let hint look at the 'midi= of St. Stepheit's, Walbrook, now that the improvements near the Musics House have opened the vista, which we may be sure Wren foresaw and recommen ded from the first. On the anniversary of the Fire of London these things are worth reflecting on. God knows thetas& is large and obvious enough, if the corporates' and oolumiesioosrs of the nineteenth cautery would but take warming by the errors of these of the seventesstL But that is the misery of the excessive obtseenees which characterises that race of mea. They are se little capable of Weight into the lessee of toe past, as into the wants of the present, or the capabilities of the future! Bat to return. Every one, we are mire, who ever gave a thought to the subject, took for granted that when Victoria-street wee made it would correspond perfectly in width and direction with Farringdoa• street. Oar metropolis has so few thoroughfares even of a decent width, and still fewer of a uniform width from one end to the other, that it could not be supposed that this opportunity could be neglected. How great was our surprise. several years ago, when the hoarding at the foot of Holbore.bill was removed, to find that the total breadth of Victoria•street was ;;iiiii,;••7l iiiitil:lll.: dim tiiiii Yet riorlon-strestl Over and over again we hare asked others, and asked seeselves till we cram weary, the reuses --or more comedy speaking, the pretext—foe this, and we never could elicit the Oat of a jeetii. cation. Ordinarily the great wrest —we Gamut admit that it is always a validate...kr the too great °wows' of most of our new thoroughfares, has been the expense. Whore, or near where, a main thoroughfare before existed, the bosses sad sites immediately adjoining the mainsheet were almost se valuable as thaw actually io it. Where the line wee of any length, and the erom streets nweerou, the penises, money of these career lots amounted to an =means sum, and the sinking of such a capital to gain a few feet additional width was a sacrifice that wee sato:ally recoiled from. If It•gest-etzest, and New Oxford-strut, and Cannon-street, fall to come op to any man's Dodoes of what maim hfues thera isair made is the nineteenth century for a metro is like London ought to be, this is the swot of a which at present is hardly felt, but which probably may begin to be so when our population reaches the total of live million/. But for the narrowing of Victoria-street from the standard of Farringdoeretreet, there were absolutely sone of than exams. There were few or no houses in tbehmeediate line of the street. Such as did exist wise at eery small vales; and in any case the Waal weleharaster of the population made it sessemey to abet a wholesale elearanoe. Theo, as mini the ohms hereafter to be built on, the line is seabeet e the INN streets so few, and (according to thalami/. &men plan) so little likely ever to eta us& is Willa estimation, that the sacrifice of building use by making Victoria street as wide se F street would have been very trifling. ;4 2 , 1 = destroy the uniformity of absolutely the set really broad and handsome line of street that the City as boast ? Why sacrifice north of Eileen the rare op portuutty afforded by roofing over the simmeei of IMP Fleet, when south of Holborn it imil antineed so greatly to the health and asiumbese of the City ? Those who are caroling Mott a* sideratious of beauty ' will at lust Ash that wits streets are admirable ventilators, Wink are more streislly nueseary in a neighbeembeed where Prom do net exist, and where mks are tab prink. seer is It manly se regards ventilation that the dillealty is likely to bosoms@ a practical one. libesiff it ever be determined to unite Blackfriare Bridges* a high level with Holborn viaduct, it will be assy enough to carry the raised line of communisation through Bridge•trest and Farringdon-atrest,wishout at all interlerieg with their availability he es emlle on their present level. But should it be deetOU sivestageona to cautious the raised level from burn viaduct to Cierkenwell viaduct, sad so on is restonvills-hill, it will be quite impraetleabie to Is so with Viotoriaistreet at he present width. What is to be dose then ? Is Victoria-Ansi le le boa epos is its present form ; and the boom se sweat finished than bought up and pulled ion agate to facilitate the further insprovemeate that will follow upon the rebuilding of Blackfrian Bridge ? Would it not be wiser to take a little thought for the future, and not tie up the heads of posterity at the very time that we have, after twisty years' labour sod the expenditure of half-authies, eaconded in aneheeklieg our own P Tun TREADURT.—Mr. Welby, of Trinity Collor, Cambridge, Mr. Clestest, of Usiversity Colley, Oxford, sad Mr. Q Twigs, of Christebareb, Oxford, have bees selected frets muss also competitors by tho essalsere of the Ctril Sergio Cesuilegoe, for clerkships et theTre.eary. TIM liaw Fm TRADE HALL, RIANCIIESTER.— The splesditt sow buddies .rated os the site of the old Pre Trade Hall. at Mascreater. Is iv+ reran err to eorpleties, sad will probably be spewed es the Ilth Ode bit, ty • dicer to be gives by the propetekre be their brads. The proprietary WIWI/ several sessibees of the I•et.letere, asses 5.% caber ere Herr Cobden, Beth Kershaw, Cm*, Brews, sad Herrosd, sad it le hoped test ell thee* pinkses will be able to ettesd es the sees- Wes, thrill 'owe deer orate r to whorls• r the health of Ott . Bright will be releiestly rrered. The bell be* shred, brae 'swiped for revival mbar treat restless, two of wine\ are to be !hold by the Bible Sorry. It is also ..peed ler Woodsy nester derhig the mister kr • oldie p sands. MARKETS SWUAL—Tie Imparts ofsegar tato Grist Biteln up to the present disobeys eineewsed to Ydl.gs .getast t3l, anomie, an time of 49,411/ Vases *see st het pert ea es let Olt. due woopean•e ea sels was NUN Ise; mad the disalaiebed auppliee wince w:11 ease forward *Mei the restatredee of the par wilt, we anticipate, reduce thalweg MOOR to, 101 l tee Iseel wits tut of Then appesre i;Sllassa bistatiilarestiseaTe d pon tiaTiOci which we ran hat tweak sod Width eahUrtml • total deed ney in tee supply of ease moss et 100 OM Sir. Oa Os maw bad, it must be admitted that the edbecles Ow bminammigithe bays sot been satisfactory. M iswrite to the Nod inn& Moe Its sassaat of raw @um an which duty Ws pill la las Dalai Maim Se Ow Sl.l was 111,408 100 . NOM SNP" tbsowlei as apparent lading het 99,0' 0 toss us we stated ler mesh, this (imprison is a talladels ass ler tbedIPIKO at *bowing the swim' ccasamptien, bream let Ibis weft J last year a wry largo amount of du* y was pdg fa eatitipadea el Was robed. to the v est ending the gab lath lOU. as Ilia dos POO tiros were cleared at the ens. teMsbnmeirfi the aye prkelpal porta. Allawance most tio made for Ude sannaly ; sad d& btYs am% it will tv foond that the real fell. lap al seaslogibe perstably dos sot exceed MOS ISOM WM. IMMO ef la Ow Some dessend we have to let • very bagerteat leasease Ose aspect ar war trom this connu7 to the Oestiatie Is Os sr pedal of wkiab soarsaasi the Wen walls to ge,480 toes last year. The reek la the prin. V i essalestaa vadepds sa the 31st July wee only 91,160 tone spirt allle I. IsM, sad 11114 TO in 1834, en that further moors. me ww to tad costa Ow a supply. The cheek w bids the sugar stabst bas esselved r wing do put isw weeks does ad, co the whale. geese Judaea by the Waft feat. of thence, and sus them. awe vostare egglairowe that a lesedm will take pleas at eo distant ddle.—Freo Now. Mama awl low's Monthly Circular. OCrlTOL—Levsarott, Pax. 1.-11 e market akor id d firmly and well sad pieced Americans and Murata ars . par lb. dearer than atarids. sad all oder beds us eaelmogra. The salsa Oos) mutant to 6,000 Oalea.-1.000 tor (apart awl 1,100 ea epsealattea— comprldao It° PIMMIS and Idarrobwoat Old. to Yid.; 40 Bah* at ded.; No !coda; at 1114.; sal NO Dowit, at 41d. to lid. per Ito COM!! 000p5,... _ NANCIIITO, fame. L — ire bate s MEW impromweet In yarns to.der, partly embus ton • rine a im; ade= mmbet. Mika Ma braved b•pme mewl Om* tbie sad partly mobil te the favour. ebb 412 i la the weedier. There het Info a large beams in waft qualm eatehi• b therommy std Ramie. sad anaghte. b Maim token lea irk immeml. s.,r loots there le still but Me deka het all dale demeliptices reamed to have Improved tody tde lwe w 1 owl la sem era mkt bare brew made at even • braid= MOW Mho on oat m is goad a goatioa a.l atm. bet with Ib mmegein et shifty' kr Isle eel Chew whirl bad MOM &L par_pleee la emeipeete el tbealiseenoloy shims by the Overiaod Rs" Iltqmiter shell MO wham Mal i& at Wales Mr hem sea sateen re la geed hued. toshodiog «lwy wehememe. sal name. amd • ereamtemee w the anima Ilse weather troche. 11 le meeddrtly smell flees Mee erode la • von linpterier and tolittasery et Ile media for die p nal% Naar MUM mod Widow Nemeth : .11owe Is yeey Mode elute to inert lo on market tor the WI test!. The Maud witch ert•ted at the date dam last ma hardly be mil bete shad mill towards the Mum poet of the um* wiewe the eadvamegabb matter had ea admen lall ear =ters alrealy, lesemmer,as se sheet balms for the lime. an se wail upped dm tootrasto, •wwedlog lenteed Ist wows& m amba, theit=lwee set hen ampelled to submit se but Mee mod es the she the harvest I. Mededia mi lMlbe“.• It Tit seen UV= ca t tioe to obtain whir gaiT is . rabowies d uis ms :Wiribil swath, although it ague lodle gads , s od me le llan taw frem twr e her melt Mho shiposet• to the k..stern .ahem madam ea emdlothibid Mil. India betas takes upwards el/ • Immtle et the whaled dm men pisea yowls for this disc le. the merle of =rmil pm Mr the moth are 96.1131 mbar im seen line het year. This is over ths eursope l = Yet pule= One meads. edilsh is 90.617 radiate& The chow. tagdmwddwatisaarm et • eases the ;decoction to the urine market@ : Peekages. Usk Gatos Oates Pima Goods. Teem Eget 17.6 ...... 13.6 Mina LS hostrolla —** 0.0 astral sod km* dm. tits North Americo Uhl ...... 0 9 West Indies O.O Coed et Mies— Tuliwri RDA mud Le vast . . Gereenem rd Helloed i.i 40.7 Other ftnmema Item Le 31.7 ilielAssrpZsiiition market Ma bate eery steady thrt;igbout the month, end gustiness an without chases, twat for fair Orleans, wide is gusted • lode Wilber. roe the last els months the guano. ties la meiw of thirties used Err ordinary makes of goods has not less sus tem 4. per lb., • circumstance hitherto slinoet un kaowa. la sat. twist has been a lair amount of business dots, gni Ales, are about ed. Illiber from 2 'a to Iv's . kV's, end logb, Flis Vs. Inn Id. Isspeedeely. In water twin there is no change. In plies psis Users is • Wei budneas 'Wog on, principally. howeeer, Inns Mama mimed fat* last month and early in this. Winch printing dean an I& pod drmsnd; the lower qu.lities hare main. to Flo. v 1 and II reed. sr* about 3d. pr piece of $3 yards Inghat. Ilienepellemos ere led par piste of 41 yards higher. Jemmies ass dusty I I i i a m end well engaged. 40 lash sittrtinp hese rehires nine qt r. bat pilaw beve l :F iu me way issos Man let 1410/0/L T sk thu sad bars been In fair &awn& with Wrj •Watiria 111 price. pon this whole, production le won smut Mr soma WWI. hirward. 00L—Ltrontot, liarr.l. Since the data of our last soatbly re pet we Me bad a good demand for emu drearlptions .ot wool; end eetwithetending that tha tweed= of the trade ham ban a good deal earapial with the nails Wee recordist la lout, a fair amount of brims Ye bus it The deteriptiona sat in demand are the bear dowse eillwiey. Opel*. Egyptian, aid other keg stapled wait err heelers Ws rale Is BOSOM A 3 tie, hilftsaere. Zee helle.NlZedseh sad the late eyrie& of Mud (the Orst of the farw Yee nth • male at ear fall 'potato= ; lor the taws of Trime. tau we cessot. how. seer, sheer Ilenedis emirs dire weds see be the pretest =eed NKr aellYft tee bees ire Is thin. At the public I:ll 4 ineles, eolith iewthreei 'shalt IT set 11.001 d es tie nth Olio% .8.141 Id s led Oars oasis ere felred. the &- dries harries veer lease' Y ear hatsepeet Is. i.e this bre tag,eeseend. air re eels eldest tat+ at the tall rates sanest la Sag lest; the Isselmeas Iserhedes elite inlet has tooled to (1,41 greater degree at demo Is do seekee simerdly, sea should the Imam ear He me taw wale pew beetellte tea berms opera tree. was et es smite leaderserg re teasslater of the year. Is redethems se effesadoe. • Val tee) . 1 the we dr om eady hem Wen or et Ile revert Made. seed emery le where • en sal kept yeepeelir then truer fee dr dues et t. efr yew he bele sela, wise doubts beteg Abel; Yard are. Weds ewe are end to take place hue cm the Nth Ir err awl tdreeter fists.—Yeas the Clrealar of Yews. W. deems rd Os. WOOLLEN CLOTH, Lute, ram 3.—There was a fair atteedasto cif buyers in the cloth-hale Wm Morrill*. The transactions is see. tenable geode have been to an average aztent for a Tuesday's marke . ibe tams of the wootlea trade is getarrnii7 steady sad Aunt in the manufatering localities, oleos the is me of the Leaden wool sales, there has bees masiderable scarily prevalent, and most of the epee. &ea hove been, and an, in good employmerit. Hoposarnaua, Harr. 2. There is so change In the market from het week, business being moderately bruin Several Irish bowies • quantity of low goods, out the prtoelp.l deemed hoe W i lt m el l asciee of 'miens Undo and of the Ones qualltiee. Prices have been lasiatatuad. 00/01.—Hose, Sere. 2.—At today's market we had • fair show of new Engliiit wheel, the quality very good , and condli lon better than expected ; it met freesias at Is to 4.. leo-las epos last week's pleas. old, either English er foreign unaltered. • good ennumpUve de mad for all kinds of spinet:ern. Linseed unaltered. Cakes rather edict. Imports from Aog. U to Aug. 519 : —Wheat, 2.213 are.; Perky. 4,787 ; cats, 790: bow, 35; Weed, 9,208; rapeseed, 211 ; oil cafe N two; bones, 704. Lynne, Farr. 2. The market today 14 better supplied with sew wheat, and. owing to the dull report from leark.hane, we have emey fretgeellersoirbo have freely offered at • decline of 10e. pet quarter. at wiliirrhh a moderate boater. has been done. Old wheat may stated N. to 3a per quarter cheaper. Harley Is leas inquired for, the high prices sprerently putties • cheek to the demand. Oats and beans continue mores, bat lower price. voted be then take for toth tkies. Harvest is progresidng ;deity favourably in s Lvov Barr. 2.-81noe this day telt (Thursday and early this moraine 'mated, when we had ran rather 'levity, bur probably not galantine tar),the weather one been favourable, tinecaoldrting *lade; and during the week • large addition has been made to the quantity et earn seemed is this netglabontliciod. To-day it has again become line, with a sharp north wind. sod carting roomed. With fine weather many al oar hymns will to drawing we I to a dole by the eed of the week. A grad show is' new wheat to day, and where too beefily carted the condition raw; the trade not very Ileely at is. to ea. rev qr. recline, may WA to 74e. aa ia quality aed condltios. Yore Whet wanted than at preteot offer., and Os. given for all good =Holm N.IIICARLT, Parr. 3. - The weather is not to settled ae eVeht be wished, but the rain that fella le not et monicker importance to later. fere materially with Maven °peahens. to-day It floe wtlk a risme barometer. At our minket this morning we bad • moderate show of whist hoc the grower., but having bad more farther snivels from aliened, this eireumehasee,coupled with the dieloragleg report from elark-leue, irdwead ter ml We to hold bulk until they obtained a redestlos of is par qr. re foreign wheat, to which the demand nested eonenedi eouth country oft ememandiag little at. tendon, although offered at a similar decline. Floe South country new, on the contrary, on account of Pi (ear th y, meeting a fair inquiry, bre red mating 75.. to 79. 8310 e. flee old Bugdk yellow win offered ineffectually at 780.. whereas midling o-ixed Din tic realised 78r. Fillmore re d, 74e, and Weid d e, 73c, ell weighed lilts, Flour mold so irregularly that it le slifloult to deem quotations with accuracy. In rye nothing stirring. leaking barley inquired for. and the nme remarks will ap. ply to choice malt. Is other articles we have little variation to note. HAT. gorruniso, Arrw.l. Trutt; Dom, without siteratko, sicept low good clover mod strew winos 4 is deo sad. Prime meadow W. 00*. to 10Sr.; sniped r ditto, 10 4. to 110 s.; ta b** ..itto, 60s. to SOL ; Now, 70s. to 905.; romps, 006. to 705.; *lower, old, 110.. to 120..; seam % oat, 100 s. to Iles; sow, Vis. to 110 s.; st; sw, SM. to 32.. BOP imraLuosticr. Tho waddlers at &spot week bre torn all that could have been do. abed for the bop pleatealow4 giblet' bans ready Improved In op puma la all pent or Me warp. It la w tkenalor• placed be yond • reareebb doubt that the stop bo ivy, end nenarally of very topirlar waft ; thong k woo well Interned planters are of minim tbso lia iluir vlll be Bub ~sr 2340001. than 200.0 M at ell& It bee bus NI by more wrote* epre•letons. In tbe several &Ode • ewe. ilelletunsolildes will be morel Me week ; but It is sot Ithety. ANY Oswego*a hay. to 1.4 so low as but ram ; • etremodocess wetlab win susertenr wasulbato to Improve tho quality of ths bat Our Onseorbary earroopoodeat harm la the. *otos parlay amsaatoll taro eta yeotaday (blearay). sod =toy I poems ‘lll etelsorals beton the week la vat. Tan Venialnesti anehbettoolbat pot were full of vermin. are Saw tree from any. =to ; and , be woo orombos to be elorobburli s trre sad Tom vs bees that raking was on last verb. bat that It we tam so Ow boo. would eotdry well. fiddly vim to Ibis wet sod mut, horn every ether da le* Ilis tolotwoll aallorsily towards% as to lho ant qua, tent gratity et the mop.—Seorh Easter* Ga t.. CNTETAL PALACE. —ON II SHILLING DAT .- TI:111110i.T. 811.171112112.—.AdMillielill es plylbilllt. 10,610; am by sows tisk" 466. Teta visit's% 11,076. THE POLICE COURTS. GUILDHALL. In eousequesee of the report which appoircd is the non fox mew reistios to the ebargo Rode aphis% wine of the aliens of the i 3 olety for the Preventioa of Cruelty to Asieesis, of hawing reosited bribes *sorrels prosecutions, the avert We. crowded to excess. Mr. Mops's, the manager et the misty, wee In sad es• of the einesaltwe of site society, oat oa the bee* by the aide of Sir Peter Laurie. Mr. Wept's' bevies stated that the s eiey desired the carat Bearable, iathetination into the matter, the Akers of Übe misty, seem is Dumber, were reared before the bomb. ME Porter immediately stated that he bad not paid the ie. to shy of the MS present. Mr. Wi7essi-1 'awned this would be the result of the inquiry. There are perils, ping about L odes who repro. seat that they belong to the gaiety, and we ham no control over those in... _ Sir Peter Laarie—That Is what I suspected, end there. fore it was I wished this inquiry to tete play, as It would exculpate the scatty from all imputation, and would pot the public on their gaud whist impostors. What ars the names of the dims, and how loag have they Mon with the a Misty Toe names of the Mean and the date of their eatranee into the service of the meld, weft this pima as follows: George Walter, tem yews; ache Pearsall, Mar mostlis ; George Sesame, two years; James Rutherford, one year ; William Dove, t woi years and font maths; latits Helfer, two years and four menthe, end George Charlie Smith, fire yam sad Ma raoathi. Sir Pita, Lassie emoted that the damn' warrants mitt Ms 'R i mmed on a plate, sad given them to produce when sofia4 for the moiety. amok Fry (the defy: rat In the ease which led to the lairmopdre)-1 es idestify is. of the as.. present as MAW mosey from me sad hung treated by me and my MAW. I am a master carder betweth Rielmansworta and Leedom, sad keep sla bong. Last year, when the wrathy beca me slippery, I had a hone that was not very well, sad it slipped down M New Orford-street and hart it, leg el that it node him limp. I came towards the Strand sad at two or three of the yeiety's as.., and amongst Man was Jobs Pearsall. This was oboist 8 o'clock in the miming. Pittman said be would "pull me up," sad said "that I should bare the bine killed." I begged of him net to do anything, and be ultimately let me go. Ti. aye Juane, I made to lowa, which was ea tbe Friday following, Pearsall came to me at the Saracen's Head, (Mow-bill. and mot me is the gatswey. He thee said be would ✓emmon me, sad stewed ma a book of the rain, and I begged of him nit to "pull me." He said I might put anything I liked into his rocket, but he would not take saytbiag. I put two halt nowas In his Yokel. He had on then a rough dark cost end wore a hat. I hey sever gm bin slam wail this mining. I never sow Mat before satil I saw bins near the Strand. I mea- Wised the foot just alter this osostresee to my brother, but act May wail this aserahm. Peter Lassie—Was there as pima at the thracea's Head that saw aim Mikis' to yes William Fry—There wee sot. He met me is the gam Way. Mr. Woymem-Thems Yao proof hey. There is only one me% Malemest lonia suet er% I should like to ask • The whams then Seinefliell dlighsok that was shown M him, sad in mom to Mr Wermilitimied that he bad ewe htsa Said at the lactates of the arnelaly's Mime. Mr. Weyeass—Thew le melts in this Yee. Sir Peter Laurie—Tea it has bees a keg while In Mewls, Itself. A - 1 ----- gest soma is wort said—l should like to meek as to AO respootability of the wittiest, if it is to dose. Sir Pinar Latirio—Thar is so smoke for it •Ii a Ti metable mss. Them is impunities opts his diameter. Mr. Wipes—There is so woof ken ; them is only one man's dimmest 'plait the diem's, sad Mask* it. Sir Pets: Laurie—Weil, I cannot say 'hers Is my malice, mil I thick that the charge is um, and that the conduct rested is tarried cs to a great eau's:. Mr. Weimar—l should like to ham a solicitor hem, hit illis is.. is sow sammisg a oarless aspect, sad I shoat Vim I IS ham the cam seamed for a week. Sir Peter Lasri•—l shall be oat of Baglaadi this. ANIS Pearsall—l ham bad occasion .o Wise a Oda Si ills lens of both the Fr's, sad their biker Wm. Oa use of them has bees deed, 30.. sad wets, cm my foldout*, and that is the maim why this Mugs bat hem trumpsd up egabist or. Joseph Fry—l ma move that I have treated some of than mos. Mr. Mattis Oho Mkt clioli)—That is sot a criminal charge that a magistrate con deal with. Sir Pater Lams--Tee, it la a OliSHolli sharp for they me placed there by the s sissy to protect ths mblis. Joseph Fly (hayloft boss swots) aid—l have boss a carrier, sad my &the before me, for molly 100 yams. Mr. Maras—You mast boa mars putieslar is giving year OTialllOO. T.ll On OS 70111? oath. Joseph Fry—l met .his man Smith saves or eight mouths ego is liolboni, about when New Oafotd-otrivetoomesesoas. Fla made a mambas% ti me about ay horses, hat I mate say what it was sow. I treated him to some ale. I cannot swear as to the boom, bet I have tweeted him so on =say ocessiotia, sad as mis essialos I gave him a Milling. Wr mama stir without Moir belay situ us. Alderman lAwireest-1n sour dorms is nob a bad state that you. are cbliged maraud, to treat these area sot to prosecute you ? Jamb Fry—No, sir ; I have brought my harass to the Doers le Mammies. Jab , ' Miff r—That is seta fair sample of his bores. Sir P.tor Laurie—Tits gaieties is sot about the hams, het whether thins mos took bribes. Mr. Wasps, how loss have you best is the society ? Mr Wenym—l bays bees only three weeks. I suceteditd Mr. Ponta. I should like to have flit tato adjostaild for a work, sad have a solicitor ham Sir Petri. Linde—Thus is no OOOSSOS to adjourn it. Joseph Fry—Slum May last I treated Piston to miss sio otter tb• siosvlgniiiii at Marlboromh strait. Islis Psamall—Os the day he refers to I was looking Am his hems that he should not take than sissy, and tam th• ease was disposed of I watched tbs. a long do ass, when Mr. Fry sad the veterinary surgeon to the eseisty west lota a riblic•hosse sad had soma air. Fry said to me that ha wished to be friends with im, sad then tom um a small gnus of oils, but I do not know whether Mr. Fry raid for it or whether the farrier did. iloook FM—I paid for it. Sir Pets: Luria —With recess to Oa trestles the mei. dines ismate sulleisat. Jobe Pemesall—The ease was wet idea. die hew Ludo—Tsa wen is the Sous togstlise, sad that le selbileet. Me. W•yeass—Smith his bees la ths sosisty forge yaw e ad his.. as saesUmiltianieter. Messy 0. flesils-11 have had Fry seeelated fee his bless as M sad I should sot be likely to elk with Met Mat It te ell a trouped. up Marge. b seettier sae I hays masted. His sat i ri b lkulp•So Iwo treated him is Bomotmet, la the ilbeed i re I pesaiiseito meet him mid we moss tint Mewl hila on Laelligolwal go, sad give them ..•good blow t ma. SIC" cos gm &saws It, which I had to ' , shad le Wu I weed be that sea this stoning. bat !pallid ladt ha (Wire I wee easing up te tows, I met II . who no ugh to • ass that was with 111 m , sad mad, " TIM is the seas that gives us as moth Itselds." iir Pew Laurie—Ws Inquiry will Is greet geed. I *NM met She to kayo them mos diseharged, but I wish this this sissii be welshed. I base hese Warned that ins Se ISM Naas • labs egret to the eselety of a see Oat be sal eessel et this mart, bet whisk bad rem Ups toted et alb I: sag sled to him that that is.. hie bees dismissed dos the selety's serves. Mi. Wersm—lt la my duty to wash them, sad I will Stied le it. This agile le /my 'ass. WY rem Leale—lf Sit Oro weft as sine seven seen to *kb It I Medi es d ie te the eesatttes We snot has pally le ell Slisorgo Seesiss—l wish you weld let se my netstlieg la elstlitaties ot spa Ills beta Mama—Too as 'Whale *ran bola Ihe (Mama dl Tap . OLD.— 001/111111 PROGRAMME OF DEBI Tai Yuma PLATE $0 ens, each. for i.jr.sid..ad upwards. ( mein (Wedoesday). Tall NOZIEST iIaiDICIP 01 I 11. 2.yr aids. %isms saw the 911 quarters el u mile. (II atm) at Ito Kellek QM —.......... i 1 •-• psepths r am.... Okdellawk --- Lady aft. Us DAYI M. 15 HmY _ IY Ri,ClB.—TivaiDay. kr mile. Too= sod ram Ws ems. ark 1 ft. vtili 0 Wl* far at August lib aft. Man am 4111:• Wawalmo 7 6 1111-rd.11.64•44 ..... 7 4 Growler I Ii It 7 Noy I 4 Pr y Molar of ....„ / I 111.1koure , .... II f If f ..... 7 II i con by Twasbolon•—lady S .0 11= (la. elb 10 Joao Mast 9-gat 7 10 Barbarity .--... 7 9 Bath - . Tan Tasessaaa's Preys ot WO sae% added le • healkag meg stake, et lA ewe. each, 10 It, sad S call if dedued, ha Us mead to we, bb stake. Ties wavier at say roes of 105 ewes. Wadies Is wisier's owe stake, attar the deetaraties of des weigh% els; et NO or awe. Ilk extra; isms owe the. Lk Wis. .Tlre idles. (IS seta, list wham dedervd.) Age at lb ye st lb Brother toOreyTkimay (Wu 711 extra) .... . I S I lamas ............ 4 A !whelks Grey Pe. 4 l I Volos4 ... 4 0 St. Askew i.......„.... 41 IS Prestos (tea 7th em) . 8 0 MUM 3 6 Tim Denweer 'TAW of 8 MIL mak with 80 Well lee Sig des mil tigeride. The eh eves le be MI Mr fig ow, la Alelgfeliti. omilem e/ • nib. loom eel mime Me Tim lam thaw ea 111 gem mesh = b IR. enbl eg ili= . ll . 1.. MM. Illie IM ; Mike end gelitlage. le 471. The prelim of he er mum eibeeel lift bet swig me ellmanace. One galle — a; bell t— ammo, Tr Tropes (31b), Ihrouruesa (MN T W , & Leeell—set el c ola dam. The Lune (311), Ulembestate MOM Illemb, Calphereia (AII), Emily, Do antes. I lig Gemebeig— ell el Meld et Make, Druid Mb), Dolly Iln (311), tip/Melon Want a Amber Wit* me Unexpested, Forams. Las (gbh Pa} IPIAMT. Tea lemsony liamitem et 3 sows. reek, t ft, with 30 added ; the mead to mm We make Aleut three gamier& et • etas. To ekes sad amen tes.wocrew (Thursday) maks. Tea Caatowoarm PLC= of 10 com., aided to a /bodkin *weep Ashes of 10 gosh sash, II It, and 3 LC, if des'ared, M.; the seappd to it.. his Make. Mem rs of say re, of the vales at 100 sore, after ths declaration of the weights 41b, of 300 sows. or was 71b am ; the abases of the Trademark' Piste at this met* 7M ea n: so ' borax more tbea Make, this Lk sada quarter. (31 sea, 1.7 of wham dielaced.) ye RD Age sill Mary Prime Plausible ...- 4 10 Leamington. 8 7 1 Wheelock (ba. 41b em) 3 7 Vodka 4 7 Veldt= .. - ....... .... 4 Stark ....... S 4 6 I Ilt. L = ( la. Max )3 7 Fanny Gray 4 1 8,14.444 ..... ..... ...... S 0 I Nary dam TO Baum) hose, Of SMK ask, with 3$ added, It 3-yr-olds sad upwards. arie mile—To sloe sad arm team, (Thursday, semis& Tam Cweettarriza Two et SO goat, added to • Sweepstakes cd 10 POOR seal, b It, far 1-yr-olds; colts, Oat Oil; Sills sad piker% Sat 71b. limas Wish started dorms the year 14111 wit .out having mu up to the depot rusamg, aLowcd. It take sib ; threw or more, 71b, Winners of say 2.yr.oid stake (elegy( seid2 stakes), Sib extra. The second te rave his stake. Urge s quart a Lie. .10 subs.) Piggies Toes (311 extra), lath* Shama dl Vero (11l sutra). °Asada, Solhasere, M.D., liesesehlas, Week Bawl (allowed 7Ib)„ oathall (Mb extra), Odd Trish. Tea lseuersus. Pure et le sem la epee* ex 3 yroide and up. weeds. aue mile sad • halt. Its dote sad gam to-lose row (Thurs day) Mall& FROM LAST NIGHTS UAZRTTt WILLUX Itanivantaa aal Je;;;;;7.41; Data, Sonl\l,4k-bridge. • aiseiashWastema. atevaaata Orpt, at 1, aad Oat. 15 et 111. st 11111 4.6 111 .6 .....11iii sod Os., 11 Altisriaarlau7; at daV i tiall i t i lklbed led 0110111. ZACTAIIaI WWII; Harrow-road, =sr,swans, Sept. IS at 2, sad Or. Si at 14, at Onla, lays sad It.. aymootra•las, Clammy- Ildworso, lloisslsolLotroot Joao raa lavistattalrurr.te, Camatatalal.raad last, shipearser, flapt.ls 1, red Olt. 21 at 3, at Imalachall•attett. Solo., Tomah sad Plear% lints•laea. City ; aiL Pam" OsUdhall. Arabia.. Joss. Causer's. Wrik Rempthirtt roam Sept. 11 at 2, lad Oat IT at 1, at OasinbaLdrest. 15k. 81, sod Oa., Perliazast wort ;aL suis im 4277, Aldwrimatrary. ° vtalkir aism 4. 111 mil =M i t Gi a l a=aB. Italeilk i t=iallinN Deakins', Ea oS. tall., Whit Jas Ilsossod Wilisdlsr, Sept. it sod Oot. ti :1 . 2 8 : amt. eds. amiss aool Rowley, 84. Illshilso. Baum Ilesome. Oar, jsmolloe, ll 2Vtrod Oot. 7, at 106 at Illiaiihipass ONO ball at Mantoyitam. 1116, 15..., llonto. Sup sap s Swam. =soy Mks*" Dwoothite, lake, W. II mil Osi. SS, 1. et bobs Civet Idly a ft dce. sad Owe led oa., 121nzah, Mahar. Bsataans assdasimar CI wits bodbod, dip. di =orl4. St oellassissior Cosit. Sol., Taykw, ilasimMer soft, [mar, Illossloolos. lam TAU" lioasolo Dm" eel koss MALL. TObibre dAdigd labbild" =Mb ddindllb el.. sad Ob. at WilWatalW Cou rt . "MN Cfroodod, Itookz .w d Bison sad Balassio, liazainaat at mfr.. Ilininima. 1111,1313T1CT 411111IILLID. ammit IC Soo Ilmaaavan, Lowy" Ssrloollobloo, earthmen, siosodostotor. DIOOLTIXT W. MeMe. Sigewl.amme. muss% Ws% solobst-W. midi losto goolor-ll.kW* i ailwin. MegOwd.rewt; Minourdwitist liszloss sal Welwasso.lissom 1001w-14. WO. istawatot, Cowed Warm warinirs•-J. Thirorgimor, OW iroimad. amnia+ _rilarePleoulk L. Pomo% hooltanistiow-0. Wow. womanises% limpoW•l6wook = m e- .4 : 422=srliewompt 41wowloote. pootrowr.-E. 0. 4 12•••= si ror- Dow% tam woe. tiomowoupr-L iiiiiimm4 (l9llll.lll64l , l= Ewa dale-i. Midis" low ‘li t= Ewa obloiso-J. tatiober. Owe OM= taw -A. liodwos. Uldwilmos. Sim& Wero a r- A. IkobwW, rooloolotot. Don't swam Wior-II Broww. ailwErsost. mar. bonier B. LL lboriorlK Item. Ana we Ilawrootawart, ON& = OW% Liarsewma& awobtot-J WON boroomeny. dab to • W K. = sally-w. 126. Wipe Cleybaudi, Wow-H. Scow% Pdatword .Edam. Welltew-a. JIM" WNW& Ewa. Wrpollt-12. W. NW. •02.4•21. groser-1. DoWead, toads, Walls sal lams gam, Maim. DIVIDEND% NO.IOI. S. Wwboy, Labs%2L J. Woke. armiloosor, Liwiwoot, owww-lopt. IL L . A.. Ow*. albospawowt, Wowwwwit. nook Wesbokllwolowoor. toodsa nowestwow-41 w. Mom& Ildworlowd E. WES& IlewoWy Ise WENN Uwwpooi, vornEwlt.o4. mwebieWhgt. IL E. W. Wolk Wahr GllMge r ibil. stri-Mt . E. want MAIM. wootbni. asantsonsi ID be work dem tare so shows to the num, wrimbes ea, reeptleg. ll* IL Wu. Ilbowitrtsult. jupt, r -Sept. U. T. Itpkr. N044081N. awdral.-Upt U. W. O. Tow, .4114011, ONO.; tares Wi ibiti modi w.Uwe alp bralum-8.0. U. J. Drill& Maw. d=li ' PAITISMIUDIS DOMOLTED. IL CI. gawk OrMard , womeM. aad D. DaakeD. Mot oe alwaiellm. . MUM,. —M. I. Om. Kl. idwar.e...ned. GM O. lawaaa. Jae, Lower 7441 Maywy—J. Maws. W. awl T. Maws. lawrpaoi, saw w.iMwn. as tar as re =J. T. limp and W. 3. Awwiss.asaata. Maw. imallasti—J. U. Wilms wal J. wow - sibe mdmialla -W. Wlthaass. Im.. awl J. whirs. asowd-41. biloo,sso., sod J. Wm. leo. MIL CUR WNW isoloso—O. F. Mospidy sod W. W. . I D otal lig = await. miroderimm of bag pads —J. gaisood owl =re drioss—D. word.. O. lyi•Mis. greir= at Idas. dad GM" smosteslorsidet posollissossod pelallsio—W. O. Wildigiss AM D. 'demise. La. YD; wariwar—J. WIWI ad d. Pm* Av ate, imrsoirs.a m e . of os—W. L RIM add Y. IL dloadosi. 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Nieves lessmat at** battle f W..% mod wee eases Oe So dubs the ehltalle• seaq lad oetworwohk the hods a/ likomon sod Ole meshy eller ve. His hashow4. wheel oho Moeda with switheliti mammy thoewsh eithatos sod iltmoso, taw* did dashes. she WEI sat ism is bat s dletombh theedigmeetot maks of 114 pet owsww, mg at her envied the loolval bee kit. bombast. sweet with Gawps hese ibe welbeoldue at the Nom Gee" who had b.•••• osheolatoi *lb kot inwagbay asadtha—ber what oedema is twtwitteet. tad his woke , Si the doh sod trees Si SHIPPIATO INTELLIGBNCB. 1.1•11,011 f. SNIP, AT PosJoll. , MM.. —.IAA A I' OD (Al 9. at Yalta; Auguste, at Oben; Catharine Mar). at T enet; Hannan), at liar. Ili ;V. 0. Vun ltaateettall, at Verret; Foal Frieder, at Warne. aurae; Hermana, at Here; Allairusa (w). and CorlattLas OWL et Patera; C. L. Isnr, at Insitne ; Henrietta, at ewirrwunde ; beadore, at 31 ; Liberia, at Sydney; /Iranian, and Newton, at Barbados; Favourite, at Crowsitadt ; Bleolutee, arid RunnYweara at Archangel ; Cilia (s). at Oliva ; Marianne, at Clain Vei cbia ; African (s), at Odeon: Plwy, at 'Vera Cruz; m.poian and BrOcowsa, at Panto Walla; Beaver, at La Omura. BalLaD row LA IA TOOL. • Mary M. echralts. July 31, Hilo Bt. Thins; Intsou and -tranastall, July it, Born Ocaliires I Clatter (as), August 30, from Bordeaux. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Memento, from St. John% Ntwkwadiand, for Lemke, Aug.2s, 06 N., 1011. 16 W. Maria (Maid (Swish barque), from Liverpool for Moot ;co, 2e. lat. 14 N., ion. 25.30 W. Pickwick, tram Liverpool foe Valparaiso, Aug. 24, :at. 45 N., 1044.13 W. Banfrewitire (barque). Amu. 2'. 1at.42 N.. loot. 23 W. Therms (Coftunhiatt bur.), ;row New York lon Loudon, Aug. 17, lat. 44.10 N., lon. 41 W. Thonaga, trait Liverpool for Lisbon, Aug. 2d, off Cape 93n Rothe. THE SEA-BORNE MAILS. Mien the date for mating a,+ a mail falls or a fluidal, the mail remains open until use .a‘ • .o. , er; GU'S la the cue of taa India mall, ell Ilottliampton, which, on math tamadons, u madam the evening prerlotal PI A 9 .0191 tole op a' •b. au 6 . in . ,* 1 ~, 4 . vb ., the 6 N' tame. nem, 4.1.1. Prat Ghee. oatebed -- , ----. Lisboa ..... ) 1 ..11.11th,,a i l ou d, ‘_,.... 1 ; 40 , 5 A1tz vri1z........ k Mb tot awnt;t..n• ~,,,00 , , . Gibraltar ...1 Malta ...... 1 ak am ge in a mwiti l ia d.,. . "." . ..., b , i l oc a li t h ath. Ntli i i > : 4011 .0„. 1 b• r.io es „ wamL l N lll im ei Ana irrla Cep ha/ i • 1 China I 4th at IndUS iePt. 4 .• km Pastan; M Om 1 manta.. kneayorie 4altm ,.. li g oip t 1 1 :pt. 4 ... I 1„1"er. Mar io 111. gat*. Ol i e of Good) 1 &amnia; tnew. $ . Dart- 756 • • mosih. mou th. Ceylon ....... LIM= Madeira OmpedeVarda riakm.de....a lkasil ta.d. yr: . II Sept. 9 ~, ...„ 5 . B°sth * ma .. apt. 1 1 UM Want Indies Eia. 1 unapt tansy and I tat and 112 " 18) • tad & 1 7 th , 5 1,„ Itab of 904 par Venesusla_ Orerzw••• month. i "nP meth. newOranada Peru i lith riondwas ••• )a. • , :pe.l7 ...1 vv ii° l 7, th ,, i ; Parana 1 m of the Solent catb. Merles )pi *mt. 9 ••• 1 nopto th n Banana —•••" I .....» .... .... ' Madeira iz reperion icswaNtArkt .A 1 Supt. 23 ... 1 moth . caw. 140pt.6. Element! , Ltner. ~,b, . gig. - America .. i 9 IS , er, rr.• I pool. United Make Gaited States 1 • •"11 1 - 2 &I Li , ner. Ath a * niTt, 1 Bathe Britiablaorth 9 alternate 1 . 1. Mamba al. rue .7 11 . Caned Paaa; .bath. W.W. ~,t .5 . A rise BrlUM.Yarthj II *pt. 10 ji,,,,p,0n, mem A^ -Pt .tk I Liver. t. 12 All°. Canada „....1 F aLt-rnate 1 , r , 3 , Indiall—ll*P talon Turman. r •'" • 11—Monlne. 11-11,taltre THE AMERICAN AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS. LIVERPOOL, TUISDAY. Three mails will be despe!chtd from title port during the pretwet week for the United Staten The United States mail stesmahip At lontic, C9pt Oliver Eldridge, will sail tomorrow forenoon for New York, with medalled rat. meson. Letters intended fir derpstcs by bee require to be posted here before 9 a m., with late fees t- 10 a.m., and at the landing to 11 a.m. to-moor .w. The Canard steamship Arabia, Capt. Jame. Stone, haring made grot her repair', will sail on Thursday, at noon, for Boston sod Halifax. She will carry ship letters and newspaper', which must be sectored " per Arabia," or "per Private Ship," end posted here before 10 am , with later fees until 11 a.m., and et the landiug stage until ecoa on Thursday neat. The Bri•ieh nod North American Royal Mall steamship Asia, Captain E. 0. Lott, will take hrr de parture with the usual weekly mails on Saturday afternoon. The poet closes here at 11 am. ; with late fees letters will be taken to noon, and at the landing-stage oath one p.m. un the oth inst. The screw steamer Kangaroo, Captain Ewing, with mails and advice, from Philadelphia to the 21• t ult , may he looked for to morrow aft-rnoon. The Royal Mail ship Marco Polo. Captain Clarke, of the Black Ball line, will sail with the English mails on the 6th histsat for Melbourne. Letten mutt be posted before 8 a.m., and op to 10 crey (with late fees) on that day. She will carry 600 pasaeogers sod a full cargo. LIVERPOOL AND AUSTRALIAN MAIL LIYSISPOOL, TrISDAY —The royal mail ship Champion it the Bess, Captain McKlrde, of the Black Ball line, which sailed with tho Beal ati mull of the 9 h of March, attired at Melbourne on the 30th of Mat, after a psalms(' of 81 days. The royal mail chip Red Jacket, Captain O'Halloran, of the White Bta. line, which sailed with the mails of the 20th of May, has been who non the 2d of Jaly in lat. 29 56 , lon. 28.15 W., 43 dap out, all well. From the position she then occupied it is likely Oka will have nada s rapid Torr. TRAFFIC RETURNS. o Mlles Par Met- T 1 T LW otal IiaLWATIL pts. nor ehandloo. 101. . Fortnight =Au Joly 19. A. A Dimeroni Week coding Aura , 30. Giese= sad South assure .. •••• s- 7,253 6,0 asks. Brightoo, sad Itoutit Omit 3231 15,503 3.W1 18.709 10.57 Week ending August 31. Gnat Werth l Louden i bougg 34 0 1.7 4 .3 1u 3 233 34 2,01.51 05 2,351 atota .- TEE INQUEST AT OREENSIDE.—Last Friday we gave eseitton to a report of this is quest, which bad been previously published to the locality. We are informed by the aoroser, J. W. navel], E.q., that the words it, which be is made to declare that a cl case of murder bad MIMI COMO to his keowlecica were new? Died by him. [Advertisemeot.]—HOLLOWAY'S PILLS MOST WON ' DIPML 111 TOMO IMO% POO. CVIII. APTlOlA.—Extract of • letter from Mr. John Balite, merchant, of liell)tablorh: —"To rrorreerr Holloway. have much pleasure ia forwarding to you the particulars of an estreardini.ry care of optima by your pills. Mr. Jaw navy. of Drams/Ultra kiimore, was .111.ctect with eatlima tot twenty yeas., and had uted ever, earl ty of medicine In the hope of obtaining relief. In this he was dleappolined, but by the use of UV loway's Pills alone he bu obtained • per set cure.'—Sold by all Medi. clue Venders throughout the •oru, and at Preensor Holloway'l Estabitahments, 25 Strand, Landry', owl 6 0 , Maideeklane, New Turk; by A. Stamps, Conidantinople; A. (Whitey. Smyrna; and Muir, Multi. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHB. BAZIDIDALE.—Aug. 31, at Taeist. cle,lln. S. Bazendate, of a Poo. CD KREY.—Ang. So, at Monty, near nwtamea, the wife of A. Corny, Cwt., of a eon. EVELTY.—Aug at Feeteetort-tersee, the wife of Lieutr.Col. G. P. Steely., of • dauehter. GOW.—Aug. 80, at Mount Villa. Tork, the wife of J. Cow, bp, of a daughter. ORIPFIN.—Aug. 30, at Matson= Houle, Oswestry, Mrs. E. Griffin of a son. LYSAGHT.—Aug. 30, at 11111s1de, Montrose, the wileot Comminier Imaght. R.N., of a daughter. Attila nDSO3l.—Ang. 51, at Canatirldsc-terrace, Tilde -park, the wife of R. Rtehsrdetin. Van., of a eon. gillibots. SAUNDRIL—Sept. 1, at liaker.etreet, Portman-square, the wife of W. D. Sounder. Eau, of • ion. SPARROW.—Aug. 3 at St. Thorna..'s street, Portsmouth, the • ire of R P. Sparrow, Req., R.S.. of a ton. MARRIAGES. BOULTBEF.—GORIP 7 O.—Aug. JP, at Gawky, by the Rev. Hr. Ma. thews, Capt. H. T. Ronal:fee, Royal artillery, non of .1. M. Roo:thee. En., of 7V7ing9eld.park. In ars ick.tire, to Julia, widen of the lota Yr. C. Gorilla, of Wigan-park, .vases. FORGET—ROUROPOIn.—Itua. 27 at Gies. near Sweden. Canton ela Vaud. Smuserland, Oahe. Purest. E.q., of Liverpool. to Louisa, eldeou daughter of M. Itourgeol., of thee. HART—LOSGCRVT —Aug. PA. at Havant, by the Be?. of Ilwelard, Rectr, Henry f freival, son f f the IoV R. Hart, FM.. Stlehton. to Jana, daughter of C. B. Lorgeroft, Fag., of HalLplare, 118•12 t. TLIORPS—TRENOW.—Aug. to, at Clifton Church. by the Rev. 0. Arden, Rector of Came. Uoteetaturt, Kr. M. C Thorpe, to Carolina Cog. daognur of the late Rev. F. J. C. Treto a, Rector of Langto n Herring, DOVIELIthirt. WLEIHNO—W REUIMO.—Ang. 30, at Malden parish church, Pot rel. by the Rev. W. C. litaptlton, Vim T. Weedmv. Rao., Rumba, cup woo,. to mis.beth Notherty, circa of T. Wevding, Pp, of Ileellentritigh-oquars, London. DHATUS. 31. et Court Ledge, {home, near Grartand. T. C. Barrett. Beg sited 46. COVRATILT.— Agit. 11, at Aleut, otreet. Itegeoes park, C.C.:meow,. F.Aq , late of Dealt street 6 , 60..4..1 56. lIILDItaD.—Aus. $l, at attgaeli, DWI, H. Mlldred. 1 4 1.. Igo of Woodford, ayd TILT.—Aug. at Frederick'. trmee, ro.lbam, Mr. W. W. TUt formatty of Ewes, lignt, Wed 70 . TAILItILL.-69y. I. at Great Tartaa6th. W. Two" , EA*. Utfl. Radar-stmt. Ilt. lamed, aged 71. Priabbel sad pabbnbird by 'Salaam Llissa. at N 0.... Legebersi t.o ~.Se she ate et LaikA'rk..toir,at taboos.. to Loge s. ei PlidKit et V01RA=0.,..W11111111111.7. OVliiiina 3. WA b ri . ,