The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-03 00:00:00

ITALY. (rum ova OW TURW, Azov.? XX It is lay duty to furnish you with a statimeut of Or causes which have hitherto delayed the libels lion of Mile White—an Get which I had announced Is you as imminent. The King's Attorney.Oeneral, rl:.l here the Fiscal Advocate, had in fact formally etpehed to the judges for the release of the lady, but y, coot's , ' t o general expectation, refused to rise their consent I believe the Fiscal Advocate int& nds n al • wing his application, when he will bring Ilbr wad edditional remons and considerations ; but irald the tribunal persist in its refusal, the govern ment, as every one sees, will be powerless. The Pope is continuing his progress through Tu mmy. but it is quite uneventful. The fear al • new seenedtt seems to diminish, and the constitu tionalist. are beginning to regain confidence. Either the d;scouragetnent at ant was too great, or the pre sent confidence is excessive. The Sardinian Minister, not being in a position to pay Lis court to the Yount& has left Florence. and estarned hither to sojourii amongst his friends daring Pie Mono's stay in Tuscany.. I can state to you positively that the Duke of orammont is going to Rome on a special mission, Ibet of demanding administrative reforms. I wrote to re some two months ago that at the time the Pope Mme to Bologna he would either have granted no- Suz; or has e merely conceded specious and wholly bridequitc 'crams, or lastly would not hare carried sot any substantial reforms, even supposing him to bare announced and promised such. I now repeat the same opinion with respect to each reforms as Shall be asked of him by the French ambassador, be muse Rome is incapable of true and permasest ne• Ihineatioo. la prosperoes times it was characteristic el the Roman court to samone pride and obstinacy; is less aaspiekvae periods to bend a little, but only to mover its upright posture by dogromand regain what k had last. It appears that Pa Mono believes he bee fallen upoo tame dillering little from times of Inameent the Sixth, for he is constantly saying that he bolds his temporal powerboat God, and that by the as sistance of God be will maintain it entire and inviolate. Astor his aseartien that he holds his temporal power !ass God, I kaiser may sincere and devout subs ide who think, on the contrary. that it is the gift of Bateskeedceting as they do on the immense injury it boo Waisted on religion, and the veneration of mom kr the papacy itself. A yet stranger to bear the Pontiff speak so proudly of his Bence, when it is notorious that but for French bayonets be would not reign a single day. In the mean time, kith • view to relieve Ina people a little from their lm acid *aim, he has arranged with Austria that el* lean henceforth maintain her garrisons of An cona and Bologna at her own expense, ma France baa always done since 1849. That will be a oaring to the marches and the Romagna of four millions and a belt of francs per annum. PORTUGAL (raoK or' owx LISBON, AVOVIIT 29. Sir S. M. Pets I believe has now settled the definitive contract for the construction of the proposed railway between Oporto and Lis bon. 1 uniliutaad that the contract is now signed by Sir S. M. Peto and by Senhor Carlos Into, Minister of Public Works, on the part of the Parts /neer government. There are some alterations mods in the text of the provisional contract, sad away explanations and collateral addenda ban bees netted. Some delay sad difSeulty were experienced in settling the point of the Oporto terminus, the Portuguese party having understood that the Doan was to be bridged and the line brought into the city, and Sir S. Pete contending that each woe sot contem plated, and asking 1,000 contos of Ms to tarry oat ihe week in this manner. As Senbor Avila bad in formed the Cortes that the bridge was in the *strews be was in some measure compromised; bat Ism told the difficulty has been solved, and Sir S. Peto wi l kith the railway at Villanou, and establish a steam Isny over the Douro. A further alteration has bees aide in the provisional contract as to the terse apes whisk the government is to poems itself of the rail- way ; but the text will soon be published, whin these mitten may be known with accuracy. Sir 8. Pete bad an interview yesterday with the King. The line of electric telegraph from Lisboa to Lon don ria Madrid and Paris will, I believe, be °posed throughout the entire length in a few days, THE MEDITERRANEAN. MALTA, AUGUIT 27. Her Majesty's ship Osprey was patched up by dm dockyard people, to enable her, if required, to take a despatch to Cagliari, but on the return of her 11-kjesty's chip Wanderer she would no lamer be required for the despatch, so she has been &gam pat under the hands at the dockyard, and will start for Codatantinople on the 29th, having been complatad is her necessary repairs. ilex Majesty's skip Wanderer is ready at a moment's notice to take on any despatch for Cagliari. lien Majesty's ship Boxer has arrived from the Dawabe, and will relit here. The troops are all in good order. and very anxious to proceed to India against the rebels. It is laid the Australian mail ceases rid Malta after the next one expected, and Cambria proceeds to England after taking the mail to Marseilles. SPAIN. The .llfadrid Gazette of the 28th tilt. contains a royal dirr(r. which enacts that •• for reasons ex posed by the President of the Council of Ministers" an extraordinary credit of 228,558 realm shall be wanted to the Minister of Marine, to pay to the In fant Don Henry the arrears due to him as Rear_ Admiral, which were not paid from the Bth March, 1848, to the 12th April, 1838, dining which period he was suspended from his grade. NICARAGUA. The following is a translation of an address iN111144 irl Don Patrictu Rives to his countrymen on the oecrion of his retiring from the Presidentship of the Republic of Nicaragua, and printed by order of that government : Loon, Juse 24. 1157. N,,nrarsass, —I this day withdraw hoax the l'snalent aliip of the Republic. winch will be need ia Generale Sear Jerre end Senor Martian!. They are rewind, in the we ir at the soprean power, to coaeiliate parties, to maintaia the dignity of the astsni, and to eases tho politkal and civil guanatere of the people of Nkaragaa to he respected. Let ▪ ails in good faith, rally round the new governors, and had theft that oroperation and assistance which each may be sbhe to adonl. Who. the abiltratioa d try cam wee pierced to me, I minima without a inissesee heettati.o. "If did war erotism, - I sold to myeetf, " it win bring desoletion spin OM of the loot Oaten et Cunard America. This canaiders- Moe gosh I peetelite how math better it will be if ems te emmed them Mist co the fahlbsent of the °env evoked the 12'h September, Mit To be sire cam at veneered candid I dead more thus death. Impertial bier *my will doermine whether the seta of my goverment had ether *Me is view Om the welfare et Niotrages. With areequitSty I await Wm julmest at my ecodect." Teoowridthesa, —Tot here whammed the days of bitter s= I esperianced daring my adminiitestion. I have &reek bus em aterillos to me the indapandemie at the eroarry, end to MEMO II his the Meng sea at meshy. To the may tithing who have with me participated la ars morlikee I o&, sty most beartfelt thesis. Fellerrolastems,— Mire floe two-thirds of my IdA hare pried, god I. NJ the few days that yet ramie to me is the piney d demetie Uh is my rely autestion. My Sears lowever, w4l ego be with !theism, sad with my Lot breath win I posy to beeves for bee lopplams PATILICIO RIVAS. Otttetat. OXNIN.II COMPANT.—Trane Ur wish mita( August 2111., LIAM 14. N. IMM% WWI II 111 , 1 ! Lal DON iessyle tir ill i . THE EXPIaSS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3, 1857. THE TONIC 11041 A ASEOCIATIO.V AT THE MB MURDER IN THE QUBIN'S PRISON. There appears to be no doubt that the Italian Antonio de &del, against whom the oroner's jury have re. turned a verdict of wJhd murder, will have to take his trial for that canoe at the ensuing semen of the Central Criminal Court, notwithstanding the feet that he la at present under • sera ell of Id years' penal servitude, upon a conviction for wisonding the domes= gentleman with intent to do grievous bodily bane, irking out of the rote creamier's. The transection =peen to be one of an altogether unusual kind. The attack made by the prisoner upon the unfortuare deer= we of the most deadly sad premeditated diameter, and the solicitor to the Treasury, upon • suggestion made by Kr. Canto, the magistrate belbre whom the =Mr was in ! gaited into, received instruction' to prosecute on behalf of the Crowe; and when the let rerun of the Centel Criminal Court came on, be had no alternative, r the deceased we still alive, but to prefer an indictment ageing De Ravi, in the usual form, for fitioniously wounding, the bet count charging the intent to murder, and the Nee= to do grievous bodily harm. It was certain at this time that the injures the decreed bed received must prove beat, sod the gees= understanding, both on the pest of the reeratice, sod the tourist for the definer, we, that the indicilmet spree the primmer should stand over to the following NNW, as la the event of the death taking pros, • verdict of weld mur der must inevitably be returned by the tereer's jury, end any proceedings that night be takes ids the Widmer for feloniously wounding would be rendered altogether nuga tory. Mr. Baron Mart= the =midi= judge, however, resisted the postponement of the trial, and De 8.1.1 was consequently tried upon the indictment that had been found by the Grand Jary, and, being convicted upon the minor count of wounding with intent to do griever bodily harm, he was thereupon sentenced to be kept fa par servitude for fifteen year. 012 the following day the =fortunate man Robertson died of the injuries =had re mind, and the coroner's jury bad no other corm left open to them, upon the facia of the ere, then to retain a verdict of Mika nerds" against the prisoner, and, in doe owes, Mr. Payne, the coroner, lodged hie =mar at th e gaol of Newer" for e detention of the prism= upon that charge. A shellac state of things has very rarely occurred; but it has seer been the peak* ha any such case to allow a chirp of =Wel midst is sip Into one of blow merely, and the prisoner will crweiquetly as doubt haft to undergo the painful sok= of • woad trial fa the result of which hie life will test stake. Theoriser Vlto be a =at mild and inoffensive young ma—Wed ea pros who would be thought mgable of conurt=g web • dardful ace; and atm= bon the =err of comra des the deed, and Inurdiateily masa bed roved hr any, he has sever filled to ewe= the &epee& wow sad mint for whet he hod does. It emus that he Ye ao Wein@ fa Lilted ; but brig the Yet kw dap he hes eicalved a eamossahatioa hem • beadier fa Peria sod the aseweery peseerstioas are Wag Nods to did him epos the dory lawrisr. 4DM1N11112.4270N OP TEE POOR LAW IN sr. ?ANCZAS. At tea meeting of the directors of the poor of St. P ca Tardy, Mr. Wert, me in the chair, Mr. the vestry clerk acid solicitor of the parish, permated thi verdict at the coroner's jury in the use of tat sonar whip wee found drowned in • wed in Us Apr-town Ude, alter being rotated Waded= at the gate of It. Pancras Workhouse, and in lake the jury expensed their opinion that the deemed bed committed saki& through such Weal of relle4 aid calling upon the authorities m future to adopt better emu lations for relieving the weals of the canal poor, la order to prevent the recurreaoe of such • laminable ones. Mr. Cook stated that the coroner went out of his way to examine wit. mores, sad Were evidence to be peen which wee wholly mad satiesly irralemat to the object for which the jury ad ban sworn, and tending to l ea d awa y the jury born the right wane. He allowed letters to be read from Hwy Jars Stowell awl other paupers, who had lived kw pen ye. the raispayas; mad Wastes he (Mr. Cook) koslrra of Jr masses course, and in the jay . relyiag ea web 'videos, or that of the woman Hewitt, teas TIC:4e, wheat wee completely refuta by Mr. 6Q t i le ' s reillseli z ieScor of that pariah, be was preonally staiked the toecap. Indeed, the coroner throughout shared salinue against the authorities of the pariah, and needs at remarks for the pumas of pining =plause, whack received from Mr. Brien, the at ap the laspratives, ko " and others in the mart. An to perstamlitise to Ida; be W. Cook) treated them with maa lre. arr—Thist It wee the verdict of the coroner, sad cat of the pry t Mr. Coos considered the course taken by the coroner leaded Se make It to. Mr. 611111110;aaitled that them wee es ideate to show that tide pow Wise had hies Masai Mid, and that he wee daMftate, OM there was so evidence to prove that he corn milted suicide beer t.aeh refusal of relief It appeenid that the night porter delegated his duties to • pauper called • watchman, who took upon himself to refuse ad raleion. He oonaidered it neneneery that ea Inquiry should mks place, and hos moved that '• it be referred to the Galore Duties Committee to report whitlow the roles sad regulations for the t of the work hoses were duly oherved ; and also whatLr the prescribed duties at verloaa oaten wore peoptely performed ; end whether an,, and what, alterations should be made is the printed mile or duties; and particularly to inquire and report whether the &wins of the night porter, with reference to the admission of apOicants to the workhouse, are observed ; and mho to report whethmdestitntion is mud upon and oonaidered a for dairies.^ CretacETON eseceidof the resolution. Daring this in quest the dimmers hamd for the Bret time that there was • who meted as night watchman at the gate, receiving re. s. rd. per week, while the night polite was in the empty, sad he took upon himself to mime applicants for Custer thought it better that the committee ahonld report ea this specific owe at epee, as to go into the whole gretioa weld take three ateetbe. Mr. Oat toadomod the aoudad of the gate pmfare, and odd thet I. alas tem oat at eery to the wwhbe.e rue aree opera by • Mr. Towns =et the nary elerit had no right to go to the laramet to dotted the board er oMcers agaiest the parr. 4a basest bakes* ought to be drawn, sod he ountmdd that Ike *he rule kw the guidance of the porter at the gate left themes se diwentionary power for rho adraiSeion of destitute rad that the howl, in whom the imperial bility rested, the W = a right to shift that reeponsibility oa to the shoulder. o f ham Mr. ToOno soul not allow it to go forth that no &adult* psemes soraM' Sod admission at the doors of SL Pancras wesithoses. It was the duty of the porter to wad fee the I maim or matrora, and they had authority to adroit planar at woe Into the e-paration wards. 1 After • few observations from Mr. FIRE as, Mr. CAMERON, in reply. said he wanted a perfect tad esteprelmuire inquiry. The eseshaden was then carried ; and the board, alter sass ether brims, aspirated. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADIIIIALTY, SEPTP)II6R 2.—APPOINTMENTS.— Lindsaints—Tho Hoe. 3. T. Fitacnourloe (10.56) to the Vabiroice, 16, peddle-irherl eteariabhcate, at Deronport ; and C. F. Palm e r (1863) to the Victory, 101, Lag-.hip, at Porte . _ _ iidehiereaa K. L. Cox to the Dialog 32, ism stoma ship, at Forum Oh. CHATHAM, Barr 1. The depot of the 74th Highlanders, which is ordered to proceed from this garrison to Aberdeen for the LlT:lelf hawing a Ellgtdand tettslion, with the 426 d, 4th, 78 th , and 93rd fdighlaaders has ben or dryad to learn 60 nop-commiesioned officers and men at this gentles, with Crptain C. Tenable., Lieutenant I. B. Dam and Ensign F. Parry, that number of °Blom oedema being under orders to embark for Media. Reinforoements tbr the 43rd Light Inhalry, 60th Itilles (3rd batta li on), and 74th Highlso&n, ere nn. der orders to proceed front thie garrison to Portsmouth, where they will embark for Madras. DEVONPORT, Barr. 2. Orion, 91 )screw), Captain John E. Erskine, is to b. pad of at this port, no placed in the lag-dam steam re serve. The whole of her rigging is to be tbwongtely soda by bar t crew, and peewit teethe ship, should she bs to be re-commisaloned huswilately. Rochester. lighter, Heather, muter, tailed from this port yesterday, with dorm fir Pombroke. Styx, 6 (paddle), was commissioned at this part yesterday, by Commander Charlie Veiny. She Is to have a otimpleasset of 166 odium and men. Skipjack and Forward, gunboats, at this put, Sr. ardarad to the Coast of Cubs. St. Jean &Acre, 101 (screw), at this pod will to put ont of duck today (Wednesday), and the Agamemnon, 91 (screw), taken in. Valorous, 16 (paddle), has been commhsionsd at this port, by Captain W. C. Aiding!, _ SNITS IN COMMISMON AT THIS POST. In the Sound.—Agamemnon, Implacable, Mohawk, Nautilus, end Suequehanna, American frigate, and the Diligence, transport. In Harbour.—lm Royal William, Ajax, Cam bridge, Orlon, C Pekiun, Styx Valorous, Skipjack, Forward, Busaard, Dart, Sylph, Avon, Dee, Con Amos, Zephyr, and the Niagara, A frigate, and the Hainoare, Falmouth, and Duck, light.,. COAL Ave. 31. The Athlete, Inasport, has arrived, and it ia Zrerthat lica.Trassee (C) battery of Artillery abark Naive to-aanow el seat day. No ship bee yet aertved foe tie mosbrir at the 661.1 t Restmsat. CURBAOH, Ban. 1. General Gough, C. 8., commands General Stray bennee's lats brigade In Mali/arm to-day , htiger-Cieneral C. 8., is to command the only brigade at thie camp. Rich, who colonnade ths.lingtneces at this elation, I. to be moved sliced. DIATU Or LIZOTEItLINT-01.14ERAL THOMAS RUTOMMISON.—We have to mead the demise of the above ea°Mow of the Boyd Artillery, who died on Friday s a t l Domr, in the 7 7th yew °this age. The gallant offioer, axe altar he .slued the tinny Ia 1797, served in the esca pade' la Holland la 1799, end subsequently sew considenble lathes service. Ho proceeded to the Panistrula in 1813, end saved is the followWg year in France. From May, 1815, be served la Belgium, Laing present at the battle cif Waterloo, and was with the army of occupation in France used November, 1818. Ilia commissions bore data se fol lows :—Second lieutenant let Dec., 1797 ; dem liautanant, 2nd Oct., 1199 ; captain, 10th April, 1805 ; brevet ma* 12th August, 1819; regimental Ileutemant-colossel, Mad lily, 1830 , regimental colonel, 2311 N0v.,1841 ; colonel canunandant, 30th August, 1954 ; mejor-general, 20th Jena, 1851 ; and lieutenant. general, 1856. Her Me ty's ship Otter has captured a French mid her awe, and hr brought them into 8 charged with • breach of the Fishery Treaty with Franca CRYSTAL PALACE. Yesterday was truly a " peoply's day " at the Crystal Palen. The juvenile ....uteri of the Tonic Sol-fi essecistion had ben racinced, with • choir numbering g est 3,000 rime, esel from ea early hoar it wee wrest that the promoters of the lite had sirs* • timed of radio empathy. The Paler. spacious at it is, read ereerded thorn the concert, sad we never remember rein en ar suably more powerfully affeeied than was that yesterday am the ascent proceeded. The children eseepled the enbeehe erected for the Handel Wink awl whoa they rose together and wig deeply sod sweetly the hymn, fly (rd, how endless is thy her," the tomb of mature sea irreektible. The emesion amassed • mrsielsosnos of the marl getheristg if the eliddres weds the dome of b. Nora but the tight and gereltd peters, with the tree and dowers, sad impecially the persist audience, absolved from the penalty of the women ; eimpard a comber more stritieg Ibis the reemidesea Keay a the prose erg were of a aortal religions elm. rarer ; ethers embodied some healthy and plessiag arena re tiree. The earn, rag with a will, was it the semi time eserrei with a precision end truthfulness Oki ruder the higher meat on the gentlemen who have !raised the chines The sediere, la the blare of its debgbt, regisearded • large preportio• of the liar~—Spoffurtk's " Hail, railing Kora - sad Dr. Celloott'e " Stormy Writs" being among the member. Oa ether ocoriona we have dee:tibial the pareharities sad merits of the Sol f• method r taught by the Rev. lobe Curve., president of the aro ration it will snare now to say that it orb to develop the vivo, our. and understasding, la er asers with the reel asters of musk Kra With this view It istrodaem in the earlier rape a eisspiee end are irelligibie way of writ* mask for the rice thee that in carer use, which quickly rooter, bereseer, the mar interpreter of the established sotatios, end ere key to he dificaltn. The saner of yesterdays experimer meet he most gratifying to all who take is isserst in the mdeivation of the faculty of reel trek, and din to see the semen of enrepereabls mirth mialtiplisd rang oar pspeleths, rid it le with Orme that we mooed le. The imattgere of the Crystal Pekoe Railway hod eel emayeehmaded is Rae the papaderitp at yeeemaley's sad the marommaco was is imam* ti pails laces... mince which is wary sweat le to be verethel. Visitors, by lumbede—we believe we might may, wltheat es mageratioa, ►y a thommad at a time—wee kept waking at the Lomita teete r fad, whet le worm, °maids the Menet the Gem oa o matilag iaddatad with showers. Mazy per- I moo wen compelled malady to Mamma& the expedition. The is mad lowly sift have wade emir way *Ollll tie matemos tithe Mika to the doer at the carriage la am hear tt they had movidid theamelme with ticket' is Maros, bat we nd come comets tosksowiettpre in which two hew wareeer marred i• the laberlme tam! Tto ocatodea mad iota bred ol thi leireal dello& at accomedialas we cord doevilm but shell leag member. Maytag ea bow ono atom cheerfully keno teellmomy to the promptitade mad stunt with which the coadamme at tlarsihray hen met the eaddia dear& el the pai r ft le with extreme regret that la the Wend tithe polio we sow make theme otatplahaim. TSB " 0114? 14117 M" 7017 JUST 4224N011- MINT& Ms= the Ciweilieo Neste) la oar Let somber we me fall details of the route to be Ibilowed by these purser who will WI Om& awl the United i neat _ yen , melded wilt Grow Eastern Twist Tickets." We ben aow to that tours I the room Illsestioa am la soars* of by white twin lobate (in allikke le the ordinary tradesas tickets, lab saga and nears, to be laved at New York, Boston. Poe= aisir Chisego i l im arst e s,. sad Noshed, kg Liverpool. Bristol, R oark% Otaagew, Edinburgh, Dublin, Cork, Bellew, Paris, Bar" WO eat be available how say of are Aweless cities, by mil, to Portland ; thence by tbe Cher Bedew to aer British port (Holyhmd), sad how those to tio Lobes of K illsrney std the Ghee Caro- Wrlnj w lreined b o y , t e . lise of strews boo k let/at dm; taken pletormette weeny of the Highlands of Bort load, thew to Etbalwr On has deprave how tht Lead e* Oakes, he will wick Lewis, sad how there Ids route will be. MI leibetleas sod Benlogne. to Puri, the.., to Geneva. Pew thin aft he will be unread elan the grew arterial higbwagn el S.Wanrimi— by railway rad stiembest who Owe sat aollsble, and, whoa they see net, rho admirable Erepos. meagre which rangy wary pest of nientry. He will gimp he brew* Well potato awed to Es imaged werrary, whine* ba ma win podegalea eameekno sod revert wit, et hi optima. th• mate of \back& Arrived at - Resin it maw ettsabong, sad limos to Marano and roakfor£ The Shia Mown will away bin atom the hmutifol of tit Wm to lisisrols, on the Wire of H . = While la that sentry ha will Ale Aweendsse, the Hagen and Betterdew. The boltevdela and Antwerp Railway oar NW Mow to. gales legether • and, hoes the Wier, an Wan' ride ea the NW= Site R:eilway hemp the touriet linewsis. He is this—trai Calais and Dover—within 12 low of Lemke, mimes eight boars wore (exclusive of • ii=asser, tre the isgsreke of the on and the bock to Holyhead, Maw) will Wag Um ead. Tble tear sea be sert=ht = g lean New York nee book, is oboist tight the two pasestros across the Alkalis; bet to thew he. ground fur tiara it ass be Wen =tionteadel to has shwa to thirties weeks. The llrenelem bald tike he the whole amnion, el • bile ander s_ope arm win r alma skfftiog. or rel 11l dollen Thw imp will emer may homenetim env pew, aningt the weemsl of the heider beams the willow MOWN; the Radii. and wabwithig_phose. and te their/soda. It will eleo iteinde • lbseveses table (bat wt wive and operas) re WY eke pomg . areas the Allude. Arreagomwde iibr la Forces for a more unleaded tour, which, la sehlillea to she foregoing, and st en havered coat of shwa 200 dam, will probably wenn Maple., Mow, Iftweatia, Own Twin, and Mien , together with tb. Wiens woes the Alp. by the Simplon. A Cheat Easters Towne Handbook," descriptive of the entire route, is in preparation, and it. minpletion may be looked forward to at an early date. It will be wont by • Harp of Europa, cm which all the railways tad other mode. of commune Lion included in the tourtst ticket wan Isi conspicuously marked, so that the holder can at once tram welt step of hie mute from Holyhead to It eland ; theses to Scotland, England, Promos, Bwitserland, the Rhine, Hol land, Belgian), and beck win to hie eisattng point. The same, also. as regards the more wended tour through Ike several states of Italy, and same the Simplon. THE DIVISION OP PARISHES AND CHURCH RATES Lord Rlandford's Act of last session has increased the &Semitic* of the church-rats q on, by rendering it aneertain whether the newly.? pariahs. have the seam poster to male rates as the old parishes possess. At Morton on-Themes the effect hes been the practical abolition of church -rates, for the churchwardens, 'sot knowing whether throe districts of the pariah haws become separote parishes, end, if so, whether they should Mal pay rates to the soother church, presented themselves lie the ireetry se • meet wt. lag with the ocknowlettgesest that they Inns "in • regular IL" On this • committee was appointed to inquire into the sesta of the law, end on Thursday low, at en adjourned meet ing, that committee reported that, " un d er all the ammo. Menem a theca's—having in view that no legal opinion will carry • bindine effect ; that If a church rate is made foe the whole pariah, any one inhabitant of any one of the distrkte stay raise the question in • court of law; that, on the other hand, if the &simile be omitted from the mew. meat, say rate-pa yer of All &into perish will have the MIMS right; that, in either cam, expensive and perhaps keg-con tinued litigation will be the inevitabl e resu lt, the committee are of opini.n that the moot prudent counts for the vestry to adopt would be to retrain for the present from making a church rate." This recommendation the vestry unanimously adopted, the vicar stating, that though he a pp rove d of church ewe, he thought It beet, under such circumstances, to dia. smi t e with them, and hoped that other means might be found for raising the required hinds without any disturbance of good feeling. The chinghwardena expressed their willingness to talc the trouble of collecting ouberriptiono and expensed great confides,* that the plan would succeed. Some of the dimenten present exposeed their willingness to help, and the meeting separated with mutual expressions of entisfaction el so harmonious' a settlement of the questkw.—Likretor. BTtam Bertinuo.—The reduced number of steam oidp kw sale aallakatly Wanks§ the continuum of fro wned &mead kw this dweriptiott of property: mon May es regards mow steamers of the Warn eiwr. LA Indira macs how ladared the rompaey to eager on tie a sh I . arge mew stemmas offered for the stenwponse ef Weeps* Amin the Iset mesa ; some ABM ships sat yst `lam ham she bees coadielsZt ceptisd tbh purpose. Several of Ms icons. he.. made imprimis contracts for user alps, sod we @s wims • fir fewead for nialastowlsol worm verde lor well ea aorta.. Paddle-shad skeane. Whor =i as s, sow on the market toeing sot of s ekes asitoble Is whale( Inquiries, will account for the somber of these we show for solo —_(Circulor of blerwa. Alfred Brett sod Co.? The Great Britain is now is the &Eldon GrannF Deek, being coated with News Praeo4 sad Dacha& • ecoosplaritioe, •hitit hos of krogth sooldwbed Wolf the fewariaa campmates for preerwina sad keeping clew the bottoms of ma ships, hemp been Wird Kiruna ell the other orwspueitieete albs day still post wren &wits Imply. the Wilmer-4as foe • soppy twist the world. era wwwviad the des War, it is fears* to odd *wad to the ship* ads, ft. by betnatiag. Wordy after amesewea, ohs*, lake the holt of • isle The Perak Meat., Stet* N.Gy ifineeleps. en d other frot stemms, haw minty s wed this senpaatio• Ism , t tick Wein sad &WI cartwas k 'Natio —ldswpeof Dotty root. ILSIVE3T IISTIVITIZB IN SUFFOLK. Every day throaghout last week in this district, far miles mend, the masks/ and gashing shoots of the shady and ladling harvestman were heard, as they rejoicingly conducted to their maner's homesteed their last or horkey Iced of this buoy weal; and these welcome i g nii familiar notes have proclaimed to the country that one of the East harvests remembered for several year. past is now brought to a close. A few yin .Ins the harvest in this neighbourhood was some week. earlier than in the northern counties of England sad the Clay and Fen districts, but this year they are said to be nearly Noun teatime, and since the Introduction of the drainage system the Fen lands have produced as early a harvest as this part of the county and Suffolk. The farming community see now indulging in their Ninon frets or baileys, at which master and man become equal, and mutually join in song and eantinient. Formerly these harvest frolics were great evils, in cousequenos of minima gain drinking, actually forced upon the men. l tankards wen Wad with strong a* which each oi et Z company was compelled to drink off without spilling, to the various healths, on pea of having • second forced upon him , an/ on the refusal of any one to sing a song alto, erlanher he could dug or not, he was called upon to gulp down the brimming tankard, whilst the company roared out • few worda composed for the occasion ; and et • lets hour the men might be seen steeling away from these barrasnala in a state of insensibility, and depositing themselves in different parte of the premier, when they wallowed upon the ground till the slow return of reason, late, perhaps, on the following day. This description of feasting is dying off, sad horkeya are rapidly becoming lees fniqualt ; whilst thaw Mill kept tip are conducted awn within the bounds of prudence, and the men are comfortably disposed to their homes at reasonable hour.. Swami fennel have discontinued them altogether, and give as equal patios of meat ad mosey to each man In lieu, whilst In way parishes the fanners have adopted a scheme at mei& hag a drams and Is. for the leboarar and his imaily; ad In Cheaturati and otter Ti ll ages in Saffeik th aw bakery we ammumad by bill, to otimamsce with divine NeViall. —Apr, Add. COlO/IEI9 LATII FATAL Acct- DIRT OM au prim. Z NOSTIUOJI der evening en hegira' woo held .at the Lord W Uftiveeeitr-oinfi r Tieetwir=4 a * Aril John Smith, 60 211. emolaysi as a truck driver OD the broth Mai Which I at prow eassteir•• tag error. the Itampelead-cemi, sad, c.tattary to the arils al the euparintereleot of wort" extend An tome' with his teavks withuat the usual hanks awe tbeha and the, do traded wee thrown down, the whet, of the truer fits NM Ms batty big right lag wae awly ton re id i ha*, emil the hit area jpriOro to vireo. T antinomies wa s = Ualowndly Colleg=tat ma*, verdict of" BPORIING. WARWICK RACES—WIDNZEIDA Y. Ts: Snorts HANDICAP, of 3 eon. each, with 26 added. Winners alter the declaration of the weights 6th ann. 6 furlengs. (19 sobs.) Be. T. Megan 011eafta 6/ a* 31 7 3 •111 1 6 1 1dmek 4 7= 4 ,1 4 i tr.elt.ta's Was leek 4m. OA 410 ... ......... ......ladam 3 La Mertb Neale saut e I ere, let ?lb . ~. ~,,..., -Mar I follow's( also ran —Yalta. 0.1 by . Woolwich, Ady Alatres, Mountain Nymph Repute, and Archibald. Betting : Ens on Blue Rock, 9to 2 agst Yeller Gal, 6 to I apt °denim& Won by a length and a half. Blue Rock, who got badly off, finished • neck in advance of the third. Repute was fourth, about two lengths behind Mag gie Linder ; Yeller Gal was fifth. Tx It QVII3ell PLAT; of 100 FILINGS. 1111110-17 , 01d5, get Mb; low, 9st 41b; in est 91b ; ell sad spa, thit 1 Ilb. (Two milts. r. T. Pent_Pleerma by Brea, 4,,. . . (Wellsl 1 r.leUllaa Oekbell, I yr. ~ID. Harhal 3 . 6 to 2 oft Fisherman, who nude ill the nailing, mad wen • length end • half. Tun RACING STAR WI Of 6 erns. each, with 26 added; i miusty for 2-yr-olds and upwards. Optional selling weights, itc. 6 Morlesp. (6 cube ) Br. Miff s Lamm Dor. by Alma. 3 yr. 136Lh he 00 ID. Hasbro 1 r. clappreedb Selma, 4 yes I ALI, 1•1131 b 11.14m4 1, 3 E.. err LT: ro:r.A.T.l4ionizkitr,'„mer. : ' M .411. (IdaraL 4 lir. ambers lea:, lean (301.1, la 41b inflater' 5 r. 110.... Asivia. I yr. 001.1, let 11b t Marl 6 : 7 hi 4 apt Terpeichore filly, 4 to 1 eget Cock of thij N sto I each apt Amnon Boy, Augusta, mid Nay. ea _ by • bead ; • length and aWS between the smand Ind tnd • bad fourth. The wines wr bought in for 42 guineas, and the Terpsichore Illy was admit Tam LIAIIINOTOM &LULU of II OM. each, 26 ft, end 6 only if dadand, tr., with IMP Wald; certain penalties for admen, tc. The second be aye his stake. Two miles. (70 subs., 47 of whom declared.) si r. Border s CoMoolluo. by Mem km. OA ft ..... .. .11%1..4 1 Yr. °antral Nedmitlaa. ers a ..4ll3lh Mr J. Mem • reelle, 4 Tra ....... ..,,,.,titlatobl 1 Mr. IleliaaJ • &art. 4 ne, Tirtilb_._.. ~,.... ~..(111. Ho l The following also ran :—lls . . Sylaa, - Mgidia, Homily, Peeping Tom, Alm, and Tiff. Betting 3to 1 apt Culla, 2to 2 apt Mr. Bytes, 4to 1 eget Commotion, Bto 1 each apt Raduseptios and Hewitt 10 to 1 ago Tiff, and 100 to 8 opt Kerlin. Won by two kerbs, three Interns boner the mend sad third very bad berth ~ Homily wee fifth, Marlin sixth, Peeping Tom seventh, Tiff eighth, Mr. Sykes (who books down jest before reaching the distance), ant, mid Alin, last, $ distinct interval @awning sack. Tut Arose llguns, of 6 eon. each, 3 ftorlth 20 added ; far two mid threeor-olds. Certain adenoma. The winner to be gold by suction fir 100 son., fic. Thres.quarters of e mils. (7 whs.) Mr. Haltera .ace by The Oeleeet, oat or Mariann of AuJnet, Ira 40 11t, (ClraLloaarl 1 Mr. T. Orme. fie Makaald, Im, la 410 114.0 I Ifr. &mat Prable, 2 yra Iht 1111 -It ern 3 Berner 6 to 4 on Margaret of Aejou colt, 2 to 1 apt Pima llecdoaeld. Won by a head . bad third. There wee aojidnace inn the selling price. Tie, CAOTLI PASO STAK Fon of 10 SOWS. Seth, with 60 added, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, Bet 7th; Mites, Set 21b. Allow. snots and penalties. Three quarters of a rode. (S tubs) Me. Outer • Poay Peatatara. by Collbeewooe, 64 Ylb (Period- Ise 10. Mrs) .Is. kr ft) w. or. Ti., COIINtItIAN STAR VI (Handicape 10 eon ea h ft. °andantes riders; profeesiatale extra. Three quarters of • mile. (4 subs.) I*. beettere UM Haebt•ar, by illr Tatlea Bybee, 4 yrs, the Illb Mr. Mamba 1 Mr. T. CDIN lA* tiararlet Int 10a 1130. „.. .... _.. Mr. Dart, 3 Betting : 3 to 1 on Mir Haway, who made all the run ning, and won by ten lengths. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 4 to 1 apt Tasmania (t) 81. LEGER. 66 to 40 apt Blink Bono (t) 9 to 4 lirsoramue (off) 1 25 to 1 Commotion (t) CESAREWITCH. 30 to 1 apt Melissa (t). ilmend bets of 1,000 to 20 were laid against aamfag the winner of this race and the Cambridgeshire, • dWot loer being selected for each event. DERBY. 6to 1 via Eloott's lot) 6to I " Mr. (a ward's" Ho lot (t) 1000 to 00 Long Range (t) 1000 to 20 Bravieeimo (t) A cold and alor ery day rendered the precandlagn still mote tedioua and ng than ova tin paucity M spots could maks dm. The comma woo, uretrthalsin, well winded. PROPOSED STATOR TO FRANK_ CILOSILIT, FAQ., EMMAX.—A orays& WM y do.* imp- meting from the mayor, wee hold oa Moodily emsting st Its Discharges Hall, Halifax, "to cenektar the adopting some WORM of .howls the ramie to P. Crossley, Paq, for his MURifieleli glft of the 's Park." Tim mayor bed requested Mr. Cresiley to elan what kind of netheonial would be most In aoserdeses with his views, and In reply Mr. Crossley wrote to say that his fellow-towns. ma would best consult his feelings by allowing the mat ter to drop. The meeting nevertheless decided vont adopting some testimonial to Mr. Crossley, and venous ware mode respecting the form it should take. The mayor mentioned apnblic library similar to that at lisathisater Mr. James Riley, a salossa brans, or marble statue, to b e everted la the part ' • the Rev. A. A. Corps:tee, a lofty monument in the park ; and Mr. H. Ambler, an his torical painting. representing the ptieripil gentlemen who lea part in that ceremony, in the act of treaselarring the . These gentlemen were Mr. Croalec id Lord Sharon , Sir Charlie Wad, Lord Godes* the Mayor of 1 01 5. 111 ( 7.. z b "d le MA ry bould l L w"' b°llli.depl-k, tad' 1 . u"' oem appointed to solicit imberrlptions, which were not to exceed IW. each. Above 2001. was subernbed in tha room. Mr. Noble had Awed to execute the stator, in• Olirthe psdsstal, for If life aim, 6001. ; eight feet high, ten feet 1,0001. There was • unanimous tieing THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. John Richard", alias Blond, who bar be rapeekdly m ounded noon the charge of having unlawful pommaiim of three 61. Beak of laghM notes, part of • robbery of 1,0101., la goers, at Meachasiter, on th e I Ith ult., was brought before the Laid Ma for anal examination. Mr. 0. 6oldelth, • taller in the Branch Bank of Eft , lead at Manchester, sold that on the I Ith ult. he paid Mr. Taylor, the prosecutor, the amount of • cheque for *4l. 9s. 6d., sad that the three notes, which the primmer had been proved to hare passed, formed part of the sum gives in change for the cheque. Brett, the ditecdve altar, who has berm mimed in Pacing the notes, Mated that the *Admire which th e pl anar Uhd put epta the threw boar pedseed wwe Woe. This completed the ~Idea kr t e proostatice, sod the primate who, atter the mast make, meld he should reserve hie defies, we Idly comemaittad he teisL WANDSWORTH. A very respectably attired young women weld Mite Jams, sppeared for re-examination on the chirp et rewellng Are copper thrsollah coins, vela. 3d., the of her raiserws, lire. Francis Elizabeth Brooks, the wlb at a cora chandler, coming ea business in Britannia-place, Wanda worth-roed. Mr. bele:masa attended on behalf of the prosecution; end Kr. Harm the accused. In this case the prisoner had been In the employ of Mrs. Brooks, as a general servant, and had given her miatrese • mouth's mottos to leave her 'Ovation. On the day before the tinta=ed, the prosecutriz, according to her own statement, y kicked Avenel • boa under the prisoner's bed, and Wain' something rattle, she had the curiosity to open it, sad she then discovered five copper Swedish coins, which she hid mimed from • drawer from a bookies. In bar bed room about a smith before. She also stated that shit bad taken six of the coins over the counter at different times, and had placed them in the drawer. When abe mimed the five only one remained. On the morning of the priwmor l c e v e st a creatable was called in, and she was given into . The prisoner, on the other band, declass] that the whole is cabs were Der property, and that one had been taken from her boa. Bhe further aid that the Swedish ems produced by his. Brooks we. also her property, and that the I mina bad been given to her by an aunt who wea now living In Sweden. Mr. Haynes croes•examined the prow:unix at dome tithsad she denied having thntstesed to coattail suicide, dfering the keys to the petedaer, so that the might Ins with ber husband as he had often expensed • desire to do so. She also denied that she was jealous of the prisoner, and sin that the prisoner ever threatened to tell her husband of her &ding her (Mrs. Brooks) in the room with a man's arm round her neck. The husband was examined on this otemdmi, and he said that he was present three &Sorest timaewhem him wife took three of the coins. He made a mall henatery of the coins as they were taken. The last Gain wee tabs ma we& ego. Ths inventory was produced, which endued of a email piece of pagsr, with the dates and titled the coins. Upon being goesticmed by Mr. Hama, The &Abend declared the havenney was not made after the girl was in custody. He would not swear that it was made three days before. Poine-constable Dann, of the V division, said, a ft er he took the prisoner into melody he saw Mr. Brooks writing down the dates and titles of ties sobs ea they laid before him, upon ac . :l paper dialler to the one produced. Mr. rid he would not go int n that question. The one for to consider was whether a Jury would convict upon such evidence, and he was bound to say he believed they would not, for no one could imppose that the inventory produced was not made at the time the young woman waa give into custody. He believed it wee, and he therefore should discharge the_pdisoner. At the request of Mr. Haynes, a former mistress was en mined, to show that the prisoner had an coins of • similar diseripdos in bar pommel= while she was in her employ. Mr. lashes said that more clearly establiehed the young womaa's i1i20081106, sad she would Lave the.court without a stain upon her chancier. HAMMERSMITH. Slisabett Ptiolnsell,• tall floe-looking girl who was stated to be only 15 years of age, but who appeared to be at brat 18, eta charged with robbing her mother, a lennelims living is Grove Howie, Brown's-buildings, Ron•iagtom The complaumet, who cried bitterly while o. her dom. said hr daughter Ina limo& before bis warship some time einem charged with robbing her mistress, %edifier being in mina • week ohs was discharged with • cautics in coorequenos of her ago. Since thee witness had kept bar at home, and had endeavoured to correct her evil habits, but without maim TM primmer hid a good home, elthoogb witness had to week very bard to maintain her family. Latterly _she bad mimed several articles, consistieg of a table Moth. frock, shawl, &c., telongieg to her CUMOOIO[II, ; end alme had boa compelled to pledge her own things to make them good. Mr. Ingham wished to know if the mother bad any idea of the mayor b which the prisoner spent the money. The witness .Md by treating people, and one wee a police constable who had just been Michel* from the force. The mother implored hie worship's smistance to sand the primmer to a reformatory Kr. Ingham was torn he cook' not do so as she was pad the ago. He 'totems:a her to be itoprisonced far three months with bard labour. MARKEIL COTTON.—Limroot, SEPT. 2.—The sila of cotton to-day ars estim.d ot 8,000 to 10,000 hales. 1,000 of which me the pumeme culators. no ries comprise 200 Parents and Marsahaes, 10d. to 101 d.; 600 Bahia, 91d. to OLSOO Egyptian, 114 d. to 134 d.; 2,000 &vat, 61d. to .; and 100 Bea Island, 14d. to 21d. per lb. The market with meat firmness, and pokes of all kinds are nearly id. per lb. dealer. WOOL.—Livienroot, Serf. I.—There has been a large tallness done in the wool market daring the past month, and prices of sonic descriptions ride rather higher; the en tenrive demand for the Continent, and the very high note ruling there particularly fur flue wool., has tended to create an increased competion for Australian and Cape of Good Hope, and the coesequenee has been an advance et the public balm just concluded in London of lid. to 2d. pec lb. on these descriptions, which advance, however bed been already previously obtained in thin market by Private con ' tract. For tow wools there bee been • good demand, prti eularly for those descriptions suitable fur American require ments under the new tariff, such am low East India and un washed Lisbon, Oporto, Barbary, Rtheian, and other sorts, ranging from Gd. to 9d. per lb., in which some coneiderable sales have been made. For Egyptian there has also been a pod demand, and the market has been nearly cleared of BIM sorts for the home trade, at very full prides. Fine Turkey and Dumbed news and !Arnim in good request, but ' lower qualities still neglected. Mogador of all descriptions very saleable but scarce. Buono.; Ayres and Entre Rios in good request, at our quotation. particularly the finer quali ties. Peruvian sheep'. wool saleable, but without change in pries, and present small stocks being held at above market value, no transactions of any moment to report. Alpaca has been more inquired far, and several sales are reported at an deems on last month's quotations. In English and Irish wools there has been a large Detainees doing, the favourable malt of the London sales combined with the cheering ac counts of the harveet from nil quartet having tended to create an inosued drummer in this breach also, and the light !stocks now remaining in the country leave every pros pad of meant prices being fully supported.—(From W. Omens end Co.'s Monthly Circular.) CORN.—BONTON, Sm. 2.—Thera was • moderate supply of wheat at this market to-day. The trade was tirm, at about last week's rates. Reds, bk. to 575.; whiten ads. to 61s. The show of other grain was sma ll, s ad prices nomi nal. Old blau, 495. to 61s. Oats, 11 swam, 225. to 24e.; 12 stases, 265., okl,llloa. to 33a. Blue pima, 425. to 425. fivoccrotr-ox-Tana Stn.. 2.—At our market this morning we had a good show of wheat, chiefly of the new crop, of due Leavy quality, weishing from 6316.. to 68Ibs. per harlot ; having a good attendance of hayere and the on • favourable change k the weather cored a ready sale for all devcriptions, at the extreme prices of last Wednesday. Imports during the pet week :—Wheat, eoeetwlist, 298 qrs. CATTLE.-Bovrtfekk, Sawr. 2.—Trade was heavy to day for bed Other things went off freely. Bastards from 2e. 6d. to de. 1041.; mutton, 40. to 6s. 4d.; lamb, 6a. 4d. to 6s. ; veal, de. 2d. to 6e. ; pork, 3e. N. to fee. per Mane of Mbe analung the offal. COALS.—Lonnott, Sart'. 2.—00 l West Hartley 16..64.; Huang. Hartley. 171.; Ha Oen 13s. Id.; Holywall, 16..; Tanaeld Mawr Balsa, 14. W. ; Wylaas, 16s. ; Walla Had Ridding, 168. 6 d. ; Walla Sad Braddylls, les. 9d.; Walla End Haswell, 17.. 9d. ; Will. End Hatton, 178. 6d.; Walls End Plumose, 168. ; Walls End South Hatton, 17s. 9d. ; Walla Had Stewart's, 17s. 6d. ; Wall. End Camp, 16a. ad. ; Walla Bad Hopi* Hall, 16..; Walls End South Hellos, 17a.; Will. had Tees, 17a. 6d.; Walla Bad Coundon, 15s. 9d. ; Derarrativater Hanky, 164, ad. ; Lyons Sumo, 21..—Ships at =A.); 60 ; sold, 01, COTTON GOODS. MANCTIVITKR, SEPTEMIIHR 2.—Roberl Peaked eeml Brother, in their monthly review of the Ifilessrheatee trade. report During the past month the &naiad he goods generally has been auilleient to übratrb the_peednetien, and to reduce Macke to the extent of about tea thys' make. To this statement we have, however, to except the kind of goods exclusively suitable for India, which have been tak e n only where di contracts were executed. Such makes are conse quently meouniulating, but should the letter. by this mail not atesesege buying, the looms will be immediately turned on to owe saleable fabrics. To Calcutta alone there were trlsm year from Liverpool and London—ln Avast, ptckaio. , d ,•ttn goods, 2,100 bales of yarn—total, 14.370. ht Septenile r, 13,013 packages of cotton geode, 1,817 boles of run —eutal.l4,B3o. In Oeteber, 11.241 pack• ages of cotton rod., 1;108 bake of yarn—total, 12,349, amounting in value to about 230,0001. a month, and sew dhrr outlet roust I a found fur Aunt three-fourthe, , 'bat amount tor some time to come. It i• fat t the buoineas for other markets, recluding the heels trade, to so active, skits then le it prospect al ship gongs to Calcutta tieing Ito gawk =tailed. iiplasses have frerly dunks the -` and have • --_ was ans.— _ beragbieettes very , to favour of a Ilas Weiss! slaise.—Neseehakr Grarthas. MD pay aft 'Avow al abed P. pc b. oa Orleans qualities; 1117 sf ol e, h hosever, 'Wax% fully this advahos os both mu-- The stock of all kinds of oott on at Liverpool was--on cha 29th May, 693.620 bake ; on the 26th June, 618.030 the 2.4 eh July, 611,890 hake; and ie Mine reptilly reduced. But the anxiety kit is as to the supply of American qualms, which cannot ha sitketitsttd to any great event by se w marts. Ths stock of American option In Liverpool wee_ On the 21th July, 420,330; outside entimale of impels, h os 24th July to 30th November, taking last year a. a b. e oir 168,000; estimated surplus stook of AMAMI in •pino rr W bend; 30,000; total, 608,330. Probable elpme from L s . s . pool, from 24th July to 30th November ,000; cones tion for eightmn weeks, at the rat* of 27,000 per 484000; total, 631,000. Total American cotton in sin nerehands, and in Liverpool, ea the 30th Nov., 1867,74,3 k; and of this there must neosmarily be a considerable po l iti ck ; of odds and ands that cannot come upon the market. le• i shall then be much n tbe mune position a. at the end of 1836, when middling cotton was at W. per lb.. as foolpurd, with 84d. to-day, and the weekly consumption of all was then 19,000 Wes, as compared with at least 38,000 Mi o year. Money was thin at 6; per cent. The asporte of cattail Mei; goods and yarns for the mouth an 96,092 packages. against 97,016 for the same time hie year Ma is over the average of the previous three =tithe, whkh is 84,464 packager, The following clardiketka shows the proportion shipped to the various markets of the world : _ _ 'Fat . = Pisa Goode, peckages.—Esst Indies, 27.0; CM % 6.6; Australia, 1.6; Central and South Almeria, 25.1; North Americo, 14.7; West Indies, 6.2; Coast of Milos, 6.9; Turkey, Egypt, mod 'MAW, 8.4; Germany and Rolland, SO ; other European states, 4.4. Cotton Yarns, lba—Eset Indies, 13.1 ; China, 3.8; Au_ ilia* nil; Central and South America, nil ; North America, 0.4; West Indies, all; Coast of Africa, 0.1; Turkvy, k epi sad Levant, 8.4; Osrmsny and Hared, 50.6; mg.; European states, 24.0. Ths Liverpool Cotton Market has been very active during the Month, spinners buying freely. Prices have serially rapt higher Orleans cotton being quoted on 26th June 3 1-16.Cje. ; on 24th July, 7d., 81d 81d. Male is tally Id. per lb. hig her rap to No. fen ; 7176 to lOW, see id. to Id. per lb. higher. The demand hr been active =apt for India numbers. Water twist has also been in smite demand, and is geoid tally I& per lb. higher. In place goods them has been a very general business don, The hecaa trade have pat on contract@ very freely for 98011 sad 6-4ths printing dotal, and prices are 3d. to W." qt r high.e. Long docks and T cloths have been w ig y from stuck, and quotationa are 3d. to 41d. jar pi," 14 Domestics also command better prices. Nadapol. Isms, ;liftable for Bruns and the home aide, are also 3t to Md higher for the double piece. The heavier makes el 46 inch shirting+, suitable for China, are also enhanced in pries 4}d. pr woe, while the light makes of shirting., jee"," , sad Madapollains, made for India, are for the present nude THE IRON AND COAL TRADES. ...—,.. The casiiik7a of the b;;;• - tisi;ofthis district still cue. Sur goad, and • reedy business is beink done. Dia prier rapt In a few retrace, are fully =sustained, lad although, through the beat of the weather, the forges and mule are not actively employed, in consequence of which the stocks of pig iran are inciessing, yet the pries does not Os way to any extent, the present quotation being 4/. 2s. et, which le somewhat under the mirk when conspired with the prior of bare, and having in view the high price of labour and materials. The prise of Scotch pig Iron continues nib steady high to prevent anything like competition al= Std. &retries, and tends to confirm the idea pretty generally entertained amongst the trade that pig mentors enabled during the mums of the year to command m ei. ranee, unless some unforeseen circumstances occur to cheek the buoyancy which at present exist,. The chain-makers it Cradley, ear Dudley, have, up to the present tiros, b., very great difficulty In sending off their goods ; but as f ar e Weed has a branch railroad from the Oxford, Worcester_ , and Wolverrzupton line, connecting itself with the Rood Oak station, and extending to hie lordship's collieries at the " Salt Wells," in the neighbourhood of Cradle', pas arrangement is about being made which 101 very much fad. litre the transit of goods from the district above referred es to the Oxford, Worneater, and Wolverhampton Hue, sei Nee thence to ell parts of the kingdom. The coil trek exhibits sepia of improvement, on account of parties heist desiroos of getting in the autumn supplies to carry than through the winter. Stone, the yield of the district, firmly maintains its price, end may be quoted at ISe. per ton— Wisieentiampeon Chronicle. TRAFFIC RETURNS. mum Par Yaw Teat. To 4 WI:CM MIL ars. area UM Usa Ws* soft. Anul 2L 0 . 01 4. 611 . 4 h .. 4 ert. 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York; Mow" et Tad. emus qa trmamot.—Orsais Pramdrlt. from Caldera, hoe U; IteheW. from Umtata, Asp N ; Immermet, ham Flushing, is& H. TY Peninsular and OrWotan Sons ikmputea Molts Itv. towel noon from Southampton to thla pat be moats by the atarehtut Sentahtts—Llnepcol. Sept. L VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Mint's (Aortas drip), tram [radon for New Twit, Ava. L I 4 411 IL, km. LI W. Itaplaratas, ham Copies ter Lando', July IS Ist. I /IL, Ira. SSW. (kora* [sada. tram Perak& for Liverpool, am. la, 15t.45.11 N. lan MOO W. I. ado@ (Aaierkas gdp), tram Lead,. for New York, Asa. la. irk 19 14 11.. kn. Is W. eqm. hem lands. Ise ',dory. aut. IP Int. 41 N, too 11 W. klaaarea. •1100101. truer Lora a ter Australia et Pernambuco. Plannir, tram lOsatlikes One I a.,m sag 111.1 st. re N. lob. II •. &arbors Craw (eldp), Vora Lassa kw Mew Leland. June yr. Wan Jowls (buraseL fres ('dam's, it days far laadoa, asp 14 isa. 0.40 IL, fas. 7.47 W. MMUS PAWL 0111 MULLING DAT. - W umEADAT. 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