The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-01 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADICHLUST, AOOl2Bl 111. APPOINTMENTS.— neorato—li. Moon (IN), v tin Valorous. 16, paddle r elin•irtpste. at Drumm,' ; J H Busload to no &7=, et, podadainal onto sloop, at I=insiffitaat Pomona W. W. Thoosnos (addition!) do tba Vina-y. 101, din ahlp, et Purtscrwh Aeo. H. D. Cinder (184)) to the Cosot Omani _ — Nest ere Astietasts—J. H. Coombe, to the Maim, 32, sows., steamship, at Puirmatuoth ; sad C. W . gt0,,00000, to Blestmile, O. mow swore trusrdstt: Portsmouth. Motshipessa B. F. Clerks, to lb. D WOOLWICH, AVIIVIT 31. *OVAL ARTILLERY FOR IuDIA.LThe Alipore satiate wank which left the Royal Arsenal pier with the X aid battery sad detachment. of artillery ea Saturday, still tt Orarearad, hawing been deleyed in order to w eave adational Ordnance stores. At eight o'clock this ewe bs a party of labourers were employed to remelt( 1.700 di& sad nitre pounder shot hors the Royal Amessl to lighters Aping of the pier, and the reseals will proceed to Gravesend, time cargo oat board the Abp.,* dating the ROIL The Victoria sad Sydrey steam vessels, after In. Weep, wort delayed from a emits: caws, end. am • divan that the mss hare to undergo a long wimp, *POW noriala/y appear to be the wart mauve to delay lb* imiterhatiott until each vessel had wand it. fall oompleamal .e••. The H pimps. scrzgr , mous vend I saw at the Isola 'rocks, preparing with all desert& to IlEißeek Ikea Woolwich the reamiader al the Sepal Astillary brat se ler orders lot Calcutta, cameraleg I Add Ater, 23 attune sod PIT mai, sad the gawk As., if twe Add betide. 'IHR COURTILYLATIAL AT CHATHAM. CHATHAM. It The wort aids weeelbied to try the ere of Cert. Illscaniey, of the IA West ladle Hatrimest he ,treat to blic the commend of the milmest at Aims Leeman the Ilk *Much. he Wei the mike officer LiseasemeColesel Clark: being is welt. Lierstemat 'Then% ef the sone 'minuet, m wee not that the primmer not ant mbar sllkar to Wesel Clarke ; fyti Hughes wee the with a eidir ..fitcar. The prisoner I. said that when he as, do . so that he woe to take the menewed of the Tertrwit he uw in ignorance of Calomel Clarke being in wrist. It hrte understood by all the officers that Calmed 111 di till,. weld Is he capacity of aril weer,. Re cereu sly did Mame to take the onemmed, end was tikes Weird Into arrest He was told, if he wrote s letter to ' Cot , ni I Hill, that would be eatieneetory. He did mite a bee., but had bore ordered from cites to open armee. This ettuladed the trill of Captain Idaoauley, and the cart • ° tre t ment thee promodad srithlhe cam of Captain C. I. • 31.41a1 Artiller7, ow three chows—Far betide at on icily 19, stated that he had sot Meted the Is osearquceos of • blow he had roceired from • • such atatecoaat being frivolous end for ba while sorving at St. Halal% a debt with ring, tiergeset Bland of 261. 12s. Isigelisd, awl with Gunner T. Palmer, hie runny Nth he mow lest mad baria' quitted 81. Helms Om Mit sapeld. sad for having glees ie NM Holm debt • bill which he knew would dia lL b i ° Z , NU_ plarhil sot guilty, misted that lie bad itth the lath without my 010•11/ of bombe:lnas We width he bed eseopeed, mad willed a wane smell Themeet ai vile tiled bat he had accideztaUy struck the • obiellen. P r at e met Asa heethiwp. Colour the Be. Prey Rarbere, CB., does 3 ha ladt o a,: o ho=roar he tie pima color { n e at at dr hot morat. Cobra tt l in Beh h frollorl rotas hia perm] Mark ifejaraserral lir W. Rad, H.C.8., Governor awe Ceemesdar4a. . Chid et Mate who ham been oa tala Ilium of arra, hare to mama bla dries oa ro irt. = I I : n.18. Hugh Ros h , h lC.C.B., left a fb: '.reesalia A g unwind to Ir ser a% draw lo Caleat cc r ad 'Au waiiirst of a, wises mare occurred abase pear eolith rotanky roniag to Tulare Oa lapel Nor Orli • .Marsaaat of that ra=of err hor Or Nom Our* arl ro port, rasa Lerma* Pb... ' on a altor &bar down Coarlaroa. rt i ot k arelar will lia Or-park r roils, thrash,thrash, who IA as as spar H. woo at her Ira rintr la tar palatal prim hoar be mall be astrostaL pa . h lam mg la a or to tao barracks. Till NU77N0178 INDLAN CORPS. The following, frem the Stionwel iirtwitant of the Illth, la • empire. Nat of till the twww—eavalry, iabeft, sal .rtuuri—wkich q to this deb haw mallaied, with Or dare sad stations at which melt embeithweitplene (A) Light Field Battey.— 5W4 Ilth May, at Deli, Mk gal May, at Nrwrabsd , 1 3t Mk Jaw, at FS* glied• i 15th, elk Joe, at 13areity ; lath, OM Jaw, at Mew lnt Arnlltry.-71h Battalion had Company, 30th 3ft, St Mnatenthad ; Sed Cowpony 11th May, et Delhi ; Mt .!, ith Jaen at F i =ti, Dude ; eth Bettalika, Oh , 9th Junk _at y . 9th Battalion 4th Caw q dt ..... ..a Jean at Nona. ; and Mutareo, 10th 1 „ M Meant. Carrelry.-101 (a whi() kb Jane, at Nam& ; lbs. hos, et Canapes.; Si d, 10th May, at Muni; 71h, llbt Illay,_MLeriksow, Native lakaWy.-1.1, Sinn at Cantina, and Hamm .l ; doh, t Mb Jew, at Allshahad awl Fatodspwe ; 9th, 27th . at Allygarb, Bullaadshehan BMW* sadli 5 al 10th May, at Itsiwit ; ll* ith Jaw, w • 4 r 2 wl u gl wad Roane . 13th, 31M May, at Decarbow ; 16th, 30th Kay. at Nuotorabs4 , 17th, Di Jena, at ; UM, FS JUDO, at &redly • 191 kt 7th Jana, at MIS, I , lth May, at Matwut ; SW Juan at F lei adgiodia , Rath, Sib Jima at ; fah, Oa 1..., at Moradabad; 3416, Mk at Nwww l h l M2 s t s . 3 , 2rw: t i 1444 t a ph i t i. 7. =tit= arD4l;t:Tith May, at testagem wed Isaa ; ---, Nth Mai, at Tan nsagion ; 3lat May, ea Latham 04 Iseaware* mil 411 M, Ostia ; 64th„ 11th Kay, at Delhi; 66th, 1 Ith May at Plirwahane; MO, —Jaw, at &vapor. ad Bards •• 6 h, 14th May, at Femme; Seth, I- J wan at Badly; 71m, 31at May, at Latham, ; 72d, IMO i Juan id Newnan It ; 74th, 1 Ith May, at Delhi , tdodissalt Itagment, Mk J at Boma aad Jeans,* ; IL 1., fith Jae, at Sinn mid Mawr. Hurrlaaalt Irregular Cavalry.-1340 6th Juan at Baum , 1 Sib Jana, at Jhaans and Mowing; 13th, 6th Juan at ilsokomar, testapore, and Tynan& cad.. Intgabis Fawn —Artalery.—No. I, Jae Sib, M fl Ca:alry.-121,11 Joe Ish, at Sewers; tad Jana 6th, at Illadrarmt; bul,ll Jim 6116 Perbbeive irel Sworn gataiJrMkmey.—lat, Jat Tweedlgare; tad, Jam Mk Lm ila/en ari Bank& ; 3M, June alt, at Gourd ; 6th, e fan at Dmibabwl ; 6th, Joao Mk at Fywhed , Mk Jam, at thellaspont , gib, 606 Jane, az &maven ; MOWN 114 Jan at MaDsoa. °dater s Cwitheme.—Laketry.-7tb, 3rd Jana at Nee warli. :itnl Mehra Coatizatat.—Cavalry, 3rtt Jane, at NelaitlFore. • veil paiticsien not bncom. f Diabanded at Bormearpore. N &men companies disbands AMY & me # • pieties only, seam Nom # inapt SO. O. till QUEEN'S !MOMENT" IN INDIA, OR MOUNDING MIMED The Ifomarard Mail from bodies, CA,..a. and t.o. el Await 31, 1667, ansteine the Ildliember of the Qassais regime& la lad* at preandiag Snit", to *iodate et Assort 11 1 1 / 4 11167. C... shy. -Ist Dragoon Car* aa rode to Cakutta ; ditto: 3rd, es route to bin he ; Mt, in Bengal . 7th Milomrs, en routeto Calcutta; 9th Lemma, la Bengal • 12th, ta s t= i l44ll pregame, la Be allay. PreemiMag to Bengal, 3 . Madras, I is Detraiag ; 1; reineedlag le itmultay, I , total, • rogiatiob. .41nINtry.-lal Took lid Dela, on MOS to Ceylon , 6th, on Mute hem China;ll4 on reale le Kernels' ; Bth, in Bon ed 111* la DW; 19* on mato to Ceylon der orders ; WI; en memo te Cabana; MN, on route front China 24th, Bengal ; 27* la Brad_ ; 96th, is Bengal , 32nd, in Ben gal ;, Nth, ea mate le Caloonla 36th, in Bengal; 37th, wing in Be wing Ceylon ; 38 1 k en route to Ceylon for germ, 42nd, IS mate to Calcutta; 43rd, in Madras, 44th, ▪ rods to Madras, 52nd, in Bengal; 6&d, to Bon r1; Nth, on route to Cskutta; 66th, on route to ILsoloy ; 60th Foot, Itt Batt., la Bengal; 60th Port, 3.1 fall, on route to Mahan ; 61. t, ta Bengal ; 44th, ta Banal from Bombay ; 66th, on root' to Madras; •Ich, ire Bengal; 72nd, en route to Darnley; 74th, ta Modem, 76th, la Bengal. 76th, la Bengal from Bombay; 7Th, em mute to Ceylon for orders; glat, la Bestial; 6204 ea route brow China, Sled, I. Bombay; 64th, in Bagel Gam Madras, 86th, is Bombay , 87th, ia Bagel; BNh, on mile to Calcutta; 90th, on rout* from CNN; 93rd, on Nate horn China; 97th, on roam to Calcutta; RIM BAIA., 224 Bott , on rout, to Cakntta ; Rile Brigade, 3rd BMA, en melte io Calcutta Sissomsry.- In Boagal, 181. en rout* to Bengal, 8; on voyage to Kimmehee, I ; crown! born China, 6 , on voyage le Diloa, 4, la Madras, 2; en route to Nedra., 3; la Bom bay. 2,• on mat- to Bombay, t Total, 461 regiments. Pfuts.-la addition to dime, the aide one or more me m eta has lima asked for from Um Cara sad Mourklus. mo r al Troops, Calcutta, 2 Berattses, Moms. alhoe , 2 Compries, Calcutta, 1 Troop. 2 DediMlN, Cey- Nt, for orders; 2 Cempsaisa, Madras, ditto; 2 Companies, lloralay. ditto. Carnal, PALMS. Clus Sammie Day. MONDAY Almon 31.—Adideam OA pormk ; am. by ;emu Nil% ; THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1857. SPORTING. A WARNING FROM WARWICK. Lab) intelligtme. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—AuO. 31. (Before Mr. Commissioner Fonblatique.) Nn Honour provided to-day after his inner. The aims, however, did not posers say failures of into et. CRUIZZ. This bankrupt was described ss of Santbury. near Hum ped. A, builder. and to-dayy was appointed for his last esaniusation. The bal noaaheet commonage January, 1866, with a surplus of 3981, and shows—Dr.. To creditors, Ma z, 1837, 2.1481. ; to ditto holding ascurity, 72451 ; firofiu'i 3764 Cr.: By go ad debts, 8241.; doubtful, 241.; property giros up, 1782 ; ditto in the hands of creditors, 3301. ; trade uproar, 1,3711. Noun. °mapand Co. were for tho assignees, and the bankrupt pined. IN at T. P. CLAIMS.. This bankrupt bad carried on bueinese ea a licerated wie tnalltw in the Minutiae, and pawed him exaniaation. The debts and assets were suiall in amount. IN ME I. A. ORAL This bankrupt vs; . deaZeiisi;saount and used merthant, Biaboja Waltham, and to.day was appointed for Li. last examinadion. Mr. Cbidley appeared far the solver., and an application was made for an adjournment, the amounts being in the course of prtion by MOM% Butler sad Causing*, but some of the osii between the bankrupt and other prime required lairestipation before the belsnorshost amid be Med. ha adjournment was taken. IN 50 NELXON. ' ' This bankrupt eras described ea an auctimeor, of Fen elnuch-atremet, and to-day was appointed fur hi. lout exami . _ - Mr. Chidley appeared for the assiveree, wad wanted to ea adjouraseent. CITY SHERIFFS' COURT.—Auovsr 31. (Before Mr. Prendergast, Q.C.) THE LATH FINSBURY ILIICTION.—NODKI4 0 ACKLAND. This wee a case in which the plaintiff, • publican, sought to recover a sum of from the defendant, as agent for Maier Reed at the last election for Finsbury. The plaintiff stated that be received a written communi cation from the defendant, requesting that a room should be prepared in his (plaintiWs) house, se a committee room. He new daleadant on the subject, and it was agreed that a room should be let for that purpose, and the claim now made was for the hire of the room, rebeehments to the clerks, and plastering the front of the house. Hie Honour—Why did you do that Plaintiff—l mesa pording-billa all over the front— " Major Raid for Finsbury." Hie Hower—You charge for gas. Yon oat d that above the rant. Plaintiff--Oh, they sat up all home, long beyond the time agreed on, which was from 8 till IL The defendant said be bad engaged the mom in the name of Major Reed, but he disputed the refreehments charged. He had sent in all the admitted amounts to the auditor. Ile said that he had been overwhelmed with amount, of very denomination ; some were set down as for " trouble ," and one for 25/. (Laughter.) All genuine accounts he led no doubt would ultimately be paid in full. His Honour said that he was afraid plaintiff could not re cover from the present defendant, although it wan too bad to stand as a caadidate for parliamentary honours at the expense of Hemmed victuallers. He did not think the defendant was preinially liable, as plaintiff knew that he ma an agent for Major Reed. TO TI ILITUS Uf THI ZIPAIrao. fita,—Thar task of dissecting the programme of the Warwick getbarlag is a very di&alt cos undo Freest dn•omstaeoss, sad if anything Deaf the mark can be arrived at I shall castder myself fortunate. So much requires to be dune there that ems the st. lager will ao4 meet with its fair share of atteatioa, for the •• working the oracle" for the Cmarewitch sad Cambridgeshire will be the principal roam of the work. There will &Moles. be a few r using for the more purpose of throwing dust into the eyes of the tundra capper., while some that I•r.k tempting ca paper may sot be seen at all, and others will be font main fur a length to be got from when the proper time arrive.. Amid so many conflicting interests ' the sport will not be of such a iharacter es it deeirvis to be, for as twig of 700 eon. for boomer dose over the fourteen items to be derided (Lemma some return. Last yea the meeting occupied three day., and It very respectable one it via ; but the two day. am now returned to, and it the ten races almedy closed le a fair specimen of what may be ex ' gaud of the remaining four (to close), there will be nothing . seeing singer& the number of sulerriben to each stake. The Shorts Hasdiosp, ford age., Bee furlongs, is • very goad 110,9111, mad give. promise of • better Add than the there Madero of last year. There as 19 subs. ; but only thirteen latmeste an regremetsd, J. Damon having eve under hi. ' teen His beat will lot tied all his work done for him during ' the moo, sad lld much better inclined toward• Mr. Merry's Dispel*, 2 yrs, bat 10Ib, or Lady Elisabeth, 2 yrs, Set Glh, , either of whom is good enough to carry his colour. some where near the front in this company, for they are improving saitosla, and will beat many animals yet that have In eked ' before them this mare. If the representative haa to succumb it Is likely to be le Blue Buck, who has all the best of the M i leamminglen Marie Randicep, two miles, is t_most dirprons err el die week to tooth arm. Pr, Teresa, Urns, Bermes. theraistion, and Peered Team, have already bees bathed be gad money, mad they might be trusted, but 1 theabil Ithe es see Eloquent:lm ray bra eat • bit before 1 pen bar dare be perform, sr the ties so well et Bghani l that she might Mow la the borer et Mr. flykes, or at east answer e de so. Lord Menses may else miss this good three, sad H the,. is nay en thing left of her stump a my et Demmer or N or both places. Homily dimpriated them et Goodwood, but is so difficult to follow that is miss grerelly when least ex pected, and must have some gemensions hers with suck • weight as 6,“ 4th. She mold best all the old horses with bather weights, such as Reesman*, Eloquence, Alice, sad Tiff, if in the humour. sad if she he to give way then it is moat likely to be to one of the throwyr-olda, se the beet of whom I make the selection of Commotion and Peeping Tom, who have bed such • long rest that I am content to stead on theme se my repreeentatires. The Castle Park Stakes, for 2-yr-olds, six furlongs, has Proud Paters Peg engaged, whom I think capable of de bat..! Polly Newham, or snythiag doe that way dare to ortrAvoik Stakes, ice two and three old., is decided on the mere °ours. a the shove, and Mr. Merry has sabred the ideation two I made favourable oration of far the Shorts— Diorite end Lady Elisabeth-4r der be lee • kw that the winner might he classed boas him for the atipalstal 100 sera /snag prime, he can make • " artery of of this, if not the other, r the quality of the animate owning him Is Vllll5 wane, indeed. I now ems he the seer' dere procesdings—ead the Cep, tree miii., is re meet important item ia the programme. Neither of the sr tote have incurred penalties ; bat there me gray Oat-eless rituals with allowances, Holies. having lib blur air bre weight, Sneer.* 51b, !Weber 51b, sad Dul cimers 186. Fisherman and Gamma di Verity have the fail t, and they should bold ell the others safe. Did they run we should have as opportunity olgoeddg lag what chance it Gemmy " really had in the G Clip, but I em afraid Fisherman only of the two will War the sees,, and he re most care to her Rasher. The County lssbM Handicap. one mile and • half, is likely to be greed on by the err day's rennin, sera of the tventy-tbree asenthee being in the Leamington Stakes; end among them L'sells, Hemily Commotion, esti Peeping Toni. It may h app.' th at the Na iad lest 1 here mention will end the two Dales as the Mt day toe meet, when or of them may onapasele Ise perky far t dir darritiat it Vandensulin marred to maks as of light , 4t, he sherd manage to envy oil before him. The Members' Plate, for ell ages, sit furlongs, bee • long BR of bones ; and not till I come to the lest ea the list tan tlad et all favourably weighted. This Ire bra "all el • her " at the Rose of Costume salt being retailed the bather, for his running at NowNwis Awe him to be merideg hat the moderate anhasl the besslier pee mere of lie • rat the Bribery colt Maggio Lear Oink rams this week), My Nita, Polly Joiner, and Asps Royal be their places for the Abbey &ekes • and flea • der in,. et the drib with Yeller Gel and Ae& be The Nareery, steer lanumendr disappointment.. My W raiths is that he has only to be called upon, and the rue Is — tie Nursery Handicap, seven furlongs, hes t terter-olde put togetber, and the weight of the= w t: Diabsp el Oaaabarg makes bee look very much like the win -, as the example she made of Barige at Hereford W • sa ltiest guarantee that her previous defeat of Polly Peach= was no " Mae." The most dangerous oppodtion is to be anticipated from Mr. Jackson or Mr. Barber, oho may not, however, be in swami with the 'pair mak they have a tLis period of the seems. n fti rown Plate Handicap. ma mile, him tore worthies T` he have bad disk MeappoMtmente ale week—Van ead Quer, of tba South. They may try be make mends, but grill find it hard to upset Kmerdy, trim hos skim some Improvement lately, and bag the best of Ms ror the Welter Handicap one mile sad • half, Hospitality hie deradodly the best of the weights, and if he Rile I bare se choke betimes Zigaag sad the Turk. Aug. 29. METEOR. TATTERSALL'S.—MoNDAT. Ina= has presented ittraninms powerail enough to draw hem Engload cony of the leading book-makers, who will islet at the meeting on the Cornet, when the racing is likely to be more intenting and important than this in Warwickshire. The subscription room was therefore tome what thinly attends& The market took its " tone' !OM City tranaamiona, whin doing the morning had roads Ig noramus an equal, if net a Maar favourite than Blink Bonny for the St. Lew. At am close of inner both ani ma hosed at wady the aim prices that were returned =thaw • wen ass 7ls 4 was not easily obtainable the no when Iha new laid against Ignoramus, who woo booted la tie owspoo for about 7001. The ethic prior wen lar the meat part inerely nominal. Im prle•a wee balked steals reseisiAtereen 40 sad 60 to 1 100010 30 new at hat In air spinet her. For the Oren Tanana Basikep raisin wee the only animal in dumand. Ns Wiese on the Lsamington Stakes earn ender ern aides. In the City and in " the yard," however, we lenewithat 41a I and 7 to 2 were taken about rich & The gentians@ at the close were a. under GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 4 tot apt Sir R. W. Balkan's Teamenia (t) ST. LEGER. ‘. W. l'Anedn's Blink Bonny (t) ad Milton's In:mounts (t and off) r. J. S. Donglaa's Tournament (t) t. T. Paw'. Sir Cohn (t) F. Robineon's Anton (t) .J. Scott'. Ito 'fun (off) Joan. Bssht Bow= (t) DERBY 7 to 4 apt lb. 2 to 1 Lae sto 1 16. 25 to I Mr. 2.5 to 1 Mr. 33 to 1 Kr. 40 to 1 Mr. 26 to I swat Mr. (t) 1000 to 30 Mr. W. K. B • &weans (t) 2000 to 60 Mr. Harri•oa's The Hadji (t) 6000 to 100 Mr. J. 11 C. Wyadlian's Bravirsiwo (I) 2000 to 40 Mr. Orstwicks's Heasimg (t) Romeo is Wrack oat ol the Loaraisiks Wass. and Emu • War oat of Ow Handicap of 20 soma te la ems for st the Military Meeting at Warwick. LEICESTER RAMS. !forts %TIMIS tog THE LISICUTONININS HANDICAP. One mils and s half. hes Alleles Ass Dad.. et Mop Menlo ... Poses . 0. One& ems 311 . =iitirwo6C.: 4 NomulAnoxe mile. Tits llowtat o.lollAr. Hat • --• 01 , 11571. . {.H•ardam . 3 f a mrka is. letorW; I ramify Wok& ..... ...... hot( Senn 11. DanOrt.--On Saturday morning three merebaate warshemem were to to bare born broken open Mcielershaig ldsealecater, duns( the night. The t had raved re wirehowe of Mr. Thompeou by a false key. and made aft eyeing thaws through a well into Hr. Walch'e viragoes Here they had broken open arra sad amended harem 601. and 701. in cash. As essfieg to the roof they got out. pared over two adjoinias wins, gad broke through the roof into the wirebouse el Wars. Butterworth and Brooks. Here the cash vie in • Kliages patent hoe eaL but the tiaras were not deterred. and la surneeded in driniaa lbws holes at equal distairie rod the lock, ro that but ter some disturteace they meet, in • firer edsatee more, have slacked the valuable mutest, of the adi. Oral rive and labour rued have bees spent la drilling Here holes in the trot tom door el the sate, and it i. guy. reed that fully a pint of oil meet base bra rot in tuber. alb, the doll, en that it ie inferred that the labour had bra stand urn this areboussease ra v ed sad aerated ibs Ere, as later eight ierlivk on moraine. A weeder who was rat after warn rid in opening lie sok by germ .t om e an led bar In Our isueutere, wirer nig the her. LIVERPOOL CHAMBER OP COMMERCE. The half-yearly meeting of the members of the above •••Mill woe held yesterday, Mr. TOM. pnisiding. In reviewing the subjects which bed occupied the attention of the chamber during the mat half-year the Chairman ex pressed his Sus that the complications with India and Chin went somewhat nerd the opotione of the snociatlem in getting fecreend amply cotton, but thought that the raft should be peund - apes the attention of the govern ment. Be hoped that the Stadt don would be removed in the tans may as the Bond dun. The repwt stated that the council had made a grant of Wt. 101111148 the impasses of the tilli.roantile Law Committee of the United Kingdom, established !or the purppoose of airrOag eat the views and nines. of the meet conference in Lou den. The General Broken Aseociation had contributed S&L towards the earn object. The committee had under con sisheation a hill to emend the law of bankruptcy which bad been inininced Into the House of Lords. Amongst the other subjects lo which they were turning their attention env the inistration of partsesehips, the law relating to delivery wsnents for gentle, the law as to debtors residing in fund" reeetriss, the law as to common carriers, the L cited King dom Write BiU, the present mode of conducting the civil courts of ran, end the incorporation of chambers of an meow. The committee had mho under considemittem the adoption at all principal ports of a union custom of U.S. in buying and wiling produce. N., report, however, had yet been presented upon the latter subject. The council 'spewed a hope that though Mr. Montan . ' motion on this subject had berm withdrawn, come other opportunity would be ellorded for irapn.ved legislative in regard to the constitution of the Board of Trade. The sub-committee appointed in reference to the introduc tion of free labour into the British colones had been as yet unable to produce any favourable imprestion epos govern ment. The oarreeptading conunittes of the Cotton Elan* Am anda had commenced eperotione, and were enrolllng mem ber, and receiving aubscriptions. The committee of the chnoller had forwarded representations to the Rant India Conroy imparang spin them the advantages of an im proved system of commonication between the interior of India and the coma, and between the Indian and the English sea- S h e ra torpting the encouragement of such schemes so the Valley Railway Company, the Navigation of Rivers Company, the North of India Trammed Com pany, sad the Mediae Irrigation Company. This ocancil had placed oa record mastless favourable to the limes Canal. Per. Hi:owN, M.P., in moving the adoption of the se ptet, stated that favourable reports had bees received in Medan to the Inter-O, sank Railway Kenos, end that intienetional treaties had been remand on the anbisa. He attributed the failure of the Atlantic Telegraph osh‘ to the negligence of the person at the breakanc severely eriticieed the conduct of the Chairman of the Board of Cas tro', who opposed the arrangement for lethal the cable for Indian and China Mr. J. C. EwAR I M . , eapreseed hi. Wig fartios at the settlement of the town dues question, and alluded to the Bank Chatter Act, which he said had born published. Some others of the council sp.ke in complimentary feriae of the conduct of the members of parliament of thin district, offer which the report arse carried unanimous!y. Some laws alerting the mode of voting for directors were mimed, end the council separated. THE EAST INDIA COAL COMPANY. Yesterday, • special general meeting of the pro =s'w held, at the dame of the company, Dream Sir T. H. MODDOCa Hart., in the chair. The CM•IRMAN end the object of the present meeting wee to iamesse the number of dlreettes, ma they had lost two, Mr. Burge and Mr. Great, who wee cheat I. India, ad there were two other otembres who acme attended, It therefore frequently occurred at the weekly ammlage they were unable to make a quorum. Mr. Ozone, knarraos mid be had greet pleasure in Mr. Wm. Shaw, who was • large eisreholder, and Crgnat g Interest la the miscuing. Mr. J. N. LIKTIORXI mantled the resolution, which woe unanimously adopted. After some convermtioe it was agreed to postpone any further appointments until the moral meeting to be had In Decanter nest. Mr. LIMY/WM/IF said he had two question' to oak—find, nimble the coal bad been assayed by the !super authorities he Witt; and the neat, whether they had tendered for sup *Ling tb• government with oral t CwalMnan Ml 4 be had the eadilaction of stating that they bed tendered for naerly 12,000 tons, and that pre vies* te tendering it was nicemuT In ham a certificate as be end Medical ram et Calcutta bad favour leall. ald ir= pon a, the thety , around the meeting that the u,sity wee in a most sati6cto7 condition, sad that in e shirt Ilia they would be is din:lend paying Mate. The Ut36l/1111 that it MOM be very satleheteey te the dbarehablen to knew that the coal wee misted for lace meths Ml= engines without coking. W hen the wain ene wee in week, end which was expected by the and of July leek they essid Wm from 2,000 to 3,000 mann& pre day. They wen begglit SIM miles trona the mutinous districts. • vote of thesisb the chairman terminated the pro ceedings. THE L 173, Jazzman milcurrus FAIL all AT BRISTOL. BRISTOL, ACOVIT 31. A meeting of the creditors of Mews. Bruford, Dyer, sad Co., Afrima merchants, of this dty, of whose easpaion of payments some alias has &reedy appeand, wee held here to-day, sod the iaveagetkia which took gam disclosed • much more serious date of ,tinier than bed at Met be,. supposed. The liabilities, Ward of amounting to somathere over 100,0001., as was at first thought, nosed • quarter of a million ; while the probable as (apart from the private property of the partams) will col, amount to some 89,0001. or 90,0001. The roseftag wee held at the banking-boom of Mare. Baille, Aram, Caso, Bathe ad Company, Old Bank, Coo-street, end wee Mended by • very large body of creditor.. Mr. 0. Thomas, at the flea of Bullard, Thomas, sod Company, public so•eastasita. who had been retained to anemia. the books of the Snit, presented the results of that Investigation. The statement of both lebilitise sad assets was drawn in double eoluses. ('odor the first column on the aide of liabilities, and which wee heeded "Secured and unsecured," were the following Items —ls aoceptances sad promiesay Dotes, 118,3901. ge. 4d. ; on open amount, 19,6371. 17e. ; on seceptasess receivable, oonsidered doubtful, and bad, 14,1191. 16..; creditors holding security, 18,4261. ; bills under distant, 17.2991. 11. 7d. ; tot a l le= 267.8721.2.. I Id. The second column, which wee " unsecured," compneed the three firm lane contained is the Stet column, and of rousse gam • total of 122,1481. 126.4 d. The first wham au the other aide was heeded " total assets," and comprised the foliating items —Ames, 89,8461. ; pro perty held oft mortgage, 18,4264 ; total, 108,2701. The other column,which wee headed " available mate," embraced only the first item of 811.0•61. The statement else set forth the fol lowing measertudam, —Bad debts and Imam ascertained 67,7171. 66. bd. After the Meanest had bum teed sad • good deal of informatioa geed ker sad olibisd, Yr. J. 0. Shaw, oil merchant, proposed, and Mr. Themes Pried Jose, general merchant, seconded a proposition for windier', the estate under inspectorship, and it as resolved that • deed of assignment for the benefit of creditors should be air atoll. The feeling of the creditors nosed ell but assul• mous, and the following trams ware appoiated Mr. O. 0. Edwards, Bristol Old Bank; Mr. Wm. Gala@ Coles, ficirmr @della Banking Company ; Mr. Jolla Betas, Word Rag land and South Wake DifTIM Bank; Mr. 8. 8. Hayford, Miles lierford sad Cowpony' Bank; Mr. Tlosaa Chops, Mr. John Wood, end Mr. John °amp Shaw, reertheats. ROYAL ALBERT BRIDGE AT BALTASIL The Bret tube of this bridge, by which the Cotb wall Railway will arm the Tame at Baltaah, will be floated into its place In-64y (Tuesday). The bridge has been con eructed by Mr. Brunel. Its length is 2,200 feet; the matt of each main opening is 436 test ; the height of the cent» pier from foundations, 240 fest ; height o f roadway above high wady neett, WO taw. The centre per is of granite, Foundries web Whaled of the river. The roadway over the river will be suippereell by two iron tubes. The tube which Is obese is be lifted has just bees tested by Mr. Brunel. The isnift sennected with the ales lute lifting will be com menced et about o.on. The tube wilt be lifted from the pin where it was built by means of pontoons placed at Mir end. When lifted the whole mar will be Boated round towards the piers where it is destined to be eventually Iliad. After being lilted it b estimated that the labour of floating the gosdereus body will occupy from two to three lourr. The pontoons to be employed in the undertaking will draw about 8 feet d inches of water, and some idea of their capabilities of supporting weight may be gathered from the fact that every extra foot of immersion will be equal to 260 toss. The Lords of the Admi ralty have kindly granted the use of some govern ment vessels for the occasion, and gear from the dockyard. Gunboats and lumps will be moored in stated pool tions for the purpose, of tieing their ugetans on board. About 50) men will be employed in the work in additicn to which her Majesty's ship Aj ax w ill furbish some boat parties for general service, and the admiral superintendent has, we believe, offered the service of some bands hum the Royal William, should further strength be required. Captain Claims, R.N., who had charge of the flutist; of the Mewl and Conway bridges. will be preset to superintend every thing afloat, Mr. Bawd intending to take entire control of the pontoons, and will direct opetstio d means of signals end dais. The railway will run a • train as the occa sion. Steamers will pl hem the t landing places to the seam of the rliENel4 RAILWATI.—The fellowiar om• the lad rehinie of the prow receipla el las principal French railway. from Anent 13 to Avon 19: NOSTOW.—rommene, WAIN • pad'. SO : te4o.l.taanlL Inimac—fammests 7f0.1311 .; ; mak 364.T.0t : tool. len err: Onsan—Pomemis eMaaf. ;pok. (Woof ; 1.1e1.4151. enamone WE: pads MUM ; sslal.l.ol,oot. —maman r" lenO. • Is eeeee..• MoL WM. La ow ts Ineemeamsas.— WOW ; mods MON.; "Me. MAUL ewe Cement etremon Polk Wee ; 41 =sems..—trisliiii4111,1hOL psi. WAWA Mai. MAIL, THE POLICE COURTS. CLERENNWILL. Carr Molms, between 40 and 60 yews et age, carrying en business at 16, Radcliff-row, tit. Lake's, end it 40, St. Paul-street, New Nettle-road, wee ydneedl it die bar, on re mand, befits Mr. Tyrwhitt, charged with feloniously inter marrying etill with Kra. Mary Ann Taylor, ads wife Sarah being then an_d — Mr. ci;rii Witeeded for the prosecution, and Mr. Wakeling i.e the prisoner. The primmer was formerly a shoemaker, and from the mar riage certificates produced in court, it applered that he bad been married no lam than three time ; the fret in 1842, the mead in 1846, and the third in the March of the peaseet W, the whole of the wives being still &Um While the was following his avocation of coat/War in the year rtirre went to inessure Mrs. Taylor foe a pair of boots, and induced her to marry him, and obtaining between 800 f. and 9001. from her, studied medicine, and then set up in businesses a surgeon. Shortly after he married his second wife she ascertained that kis fret wife was still alive when telling him of it, he laid It was all right, sad thet d. should shortly obtain • divorce," but finding that be did not do so, she left him, be agreeing to allow her so much per Leath ; hut this arrangement he failed to awry out, and married his third wife. Prom the statements amide, it would seem that money had been got from the whole of the wives, though ~1 1ttle from the first. The clerks from the churches at with the registers, and a remand was than linked for. On the farmer °coastal the prim'', was admitted to bail in two sureties of 101. each, but owing to its being stated that be was removing his furniture and intended to decamp, heavier bail was asked fur.. . . lir:Waki t denied that the prisoner intended to go away; but if it won wiabed,.giva bad to soy amount for Ms appearance at the brat exam ination. Mr. Tyrwhitt, in remanding the rase for a her days, said be moat is... higher bail, and fixed it at two timelier in 20& melt. The necessary bail having bent at owe put in, the primer •aa discharged. MARYLEBONE. AM Co • roan about 50 years of are, desorib.eg him wdf as a Wieleyan minioter, !voiding at Truro, in Cornwall, was charged rhos the sitting magist Ilr. Broughton, with ring fruiting language while isr bibs the worn lor drink to Mrs. Burn Shannon, 124, Great Thremondviesst, Borough. The complainant rid that on &tufty graft loot botorosa wren and eight o'clock, she was an re *dam of the Paddington motion, haring with her bow little boy, sod oho was awaiting the arrival of his brother, when the Mond sat addromod to bee the improper language coreplodaed of. Thu defendant denied haring and the words imputed to him, and said that ho was not at an the worse for drink ; he also called a wittier to speak to hio character. He was fined 20e. or fovteea days. 07,111,11161 Denny was placed at the bar, in amordance with the remand, charged with the murder of Gallo Benzonelli. The facto of the roe have already amazed in the Daily NMI. The prisoner was fully committed for trial for wilful murder. MARLBOROVOH-STRERT. AN dlrare.Ti;;;Tallani,; iiiiforTliFlO.l, M. 17140611- idaset,Ooklia-aquare, Irma charged witk an araanh and ming Mock, C 161, stated that about 3 o'clock= Sunday after noon he was called to the front of the defendant's hones by loud mire of " Murder," Sc., proceeding therefrom. On his arrival be beard mire, in a female voice, excleiming piteously, " Oh! for entwey's sake!" Sc. A great may people had got round the house. He tried to get in, bat no one would open the door. Several standing by called out to Ids to burst the door open. At this moment a key was thrown out from an upper window, but he found he could not irk. ties of it. The defendant then made him ' at a window, with a large pair of tailor's sheers. M ar row was forced open by some of the steaders by. The Megietmte said—Very propmiy so. The policemen, upon such cries as he had stated, ought to have done so himeelf directly when he found he could noeget in without. The witness continued—He found a female was fastemeil one of the rooms. On his entering, she let herself oat, end the defendant came and .truck u him with the shears. He found the female, who was the defendant's servant, had been very much ill-Crested. The defendant had struck him and threatened him. Ann Fenton, the female spoken of, on being rent for by order of the magistrate, made her appearnoe. Bhe rid her master, the defendant, without any ruse, seized hold of her as she was going up stairs with ftnar for some part of the (emir, sod knocked her down In the drawiug•room. She told him he was " • blackguard sad a bents,' end he again resulted end knocked her down. He told hereto quit Wombs came back, and she locked here& up la or of the roans be safety. She had screamed out, bat did not think she had celled "murder." As soon se defendant was taken sway she left his house, bhe felt the tads of the Al treatment she had received. — The defendant, in answer, NM his servant girl lad, whoa spoken to, scratched his bee (there was no appeeranos of thin), and this bad exasperated him. Mr. Besdon fined him 61., or two months, in default. Tote New BURIAL Acv.—Yesterday, the new Burial Act woe printed. It contains 30 clause to amend the former Burial Acts, and is to be reed and cosalanoted se one statute with the four recited acts. Amoag the new provi. lone is one declaring that it shall sot be beceseery to erect or maintain any wall or bum between the consecrated and the unoossecrated portion of any burial ground, provided that in the ems of say burial ground where there shall be on such well or fence, it shall be the duty of the burial board having the care of such build ground to place, sad from time to time to repair and renew, each bousdary marks of stone as may be sufficient to show the boundaries of such consecrated sod unconsecrated portion. Further by another clause, it enacted that burial boards may provide more than rite burial ground, and may, with the &amoral of the Home Secretary, instead of setting apart a portion being used se nacotescrated ground, provide separate and distinct ground to be used as consecrated and as uncut:se:rated ground. A local " Board of Health" may, by en order in ooancil, be con stituted a " Burial Board." NEW CEMETERY AT SALPORD.—YOMELIa szv tae Lord Bishop of Maacheeter conaecrated a war at Salford, • cabliehed alder the poeral weirs • , enabling corpus/lam to appoint their own members a moraine* of the burial-board, but with extended power. fa this ease aa to the bore wing and repagiag et atonoye. The cemetery will mead of 2ld acres, bat iv* el Own an at present under °mead ra ea Lana. Of th• whey lif aorta are appropriated to lam Church of Eagles& Na to the Dir renter* sad fear to the Ronan Catholic*. The coneecrados of course applied wily to the Ent-osmod plot. There in • ImMe at the ealrerce, with Out* chapela, one for the us of one fed Diddshitya and tb• third for the me oet Oho NAB lilllS. THE CORN TRADE. (Fri the Mark-LM lirpreu) BRITISH. Another week's fine weather has mewed • good deal of reef m Irekad, and a fair portion in Scotland and them:ethane counties, where hareem operations have been rapidly pro• carding, as well as in Northern Europe. In the south, also, some rain having fallen, there is touch less tear for the mop of maim ; but the disease in We potatoes is more complained of, both in Great Britain and in Ireland, where it is said to have rapidly spread sinus the heavy thunder etorme. This will require • large importation of Indian corn; and should Europe be deficient, there is little fear that America will be ready to meet the demand. All reports now agree that thee. is generally, throughout the world, • very fine crop of wheat. The condition and quality of this will make It very suitable for speculative purpose., should rate* Mill further clocline. Still • good many parcels of Mme-growth are not thoroughly dry. Foreign advices are without say important change. The general superiority of the new sample., In many pl ace., has occasioned 111 good dessesd, and checked the ten ney to decline. But as supplies inceeme, the fall esperknoed bere is likely to pro duce a change in the principal shipping ports. Since last harvest there has not been to bariuua a decline as during the past week. The beat samples of new have fallen 6s. to Ss. per qr., though country markets considerably vary, accord ing to supplies; and growers in some place* have remitted the downward movement. The stock of old is considered very low, both in English and foreign qualities, and se an early end large draught la made on the new crop, and we mile for roma time be dependent on English supplies, • few short markets would produce reaction, though the proved of high taw his again become remote. America, this sawn, is fairly distanced, it being scarcely probable that after a year of ample remuneration she should readily RUC climb to the Mate of our markets; while the absence of her =lee, many quantity, may give more tone to the autumn floating cargoes about 7 cargoes of wheat have been —2 of Berdianski at Me. to 66.., 4 of Taganrog gra; at NM. to bls., and I for shipment at 48s. ; 4 cargoes of Danubian maize at 345. to 325., and 2 of Oder& at 34a. 9d. to 36.., the latter arrived also 1 parcel of Carodaah barley at 20e. par qr. 're. sales noted loot week were 81,149 qv. wheat at 695. 10d., against 40,893 qrs. in the season previous. The London avenges were 61.1. 3d. on 5,146 qrs. The imports into the principal porn of Great Britain for the week ending 19th August, in wheat and flour, were 61.631 qrs. The London wheat market on Monday commenced on good arrivals for the previous week, with the largest supplies yet received of new wheat from Essex and Kent for the mornings show. The continuance of line weather for an entire week, with this abundant provision, put the market completely in the power of millers, so that sale. of the finest quality could only be proceeded with at a decline of fully be. per qr., inferior and damp i c a ls t being scarcely saleable, although factors wets wt to • place them at a proportionate reduction, The few sake took place in (mown samples were at about 2a. per qr. km money. On Wednesday the quantity per mast wee 2,260 qrs., with 3,010 qrs. from abroad. The samples of the pro vials day were not them cleared, and though factors would have made some eancemien, millers were still retired. On Friday the quantity per east was 3,930 qrs., with the only addition of 310 qrs. 6reign. Fine weather still ruling, there wee increased heaviness, though holders of English would have accepted 2s. to 3.. per qr. reduction on either native or foreign qualities on bosrd ship. Monday's supply . of country flour wee large for the time of year, but is foreign samples there were few addi tions. The heat of the weather made Norfolk. decline about 3s. per sack, and to sell American barrels fully Is. pie brl. roust have been conceded, but holders did not Fees their samples. Toirn-made qualities were not lower. On Wednesday there were 920 sacks, with 250 brim. foreign. Norfolk& were then offering at Is. per sack less money, with eery 6w buyers, either in country or foreign samples. On Friday the quantity coastwise was 1,100 sacks, with 1,650 brie American. Though country Sour was not offered lower on this day, there was less disposition to buy, foreign being altogether neglected. The barley trade, on Monday, was plentifully provided with Seaga samples, end a better show of home-growth than pre- Timely. The advance of Is. per qr. lately realised on Eng bah malting qualities was lost, end the middling sorts were rather cheaper ; but for good foreign grinding parcels there was • 61r and at an unalered currency. On Wednes day there were, pie coast, but 70 qrs. Business was slack, but rates were unchanged, and in this state the muted closed on Friday, without any foreign arrivals, aad only 140 grew coast. _ _ _ Melt, on Woodsy, found a quiet trade, at unaltered rates. No cheap was subsequently experienced. The country tnerkets, though not immediately replying to ths Loudon decline, mostly accepted it as the week advanced, the following advice. referring to new wheat only, old being more reserved and in smaller compass. Hull, Birmingham, Beineboroughand Barnetoy were 2s. to 3s. per qr. down ; Louth, Sheffield, and Wolverhampton were 3s. to 4.. lower ; Leeds, Manchester, Biahopetortford, Wakefivld, Lynn, Bas tes, Spalding, Newark, and Bristol were severally be. cheaper ; and Olouceater mad some other pleas exceeded this decline. Ely and Whitham were be. to 6s. down. Liverpool on Tuesday found but a retail trade . in wheat, at a decline of 2d. to 3d. per 70th.. on red quehtiss, and 4d. to bd. on white. Some soft new Irish sold at Ba. 6d. to 9s. Id. per 70th.. Flour, 6d. to Is. per sack and bd. lower. New oats also declined 3d. to 4d. per 45th.. 'Wien corn was 1.. per qr. cheaper ; Ma. 6d. to 3Ss. 9d. Wag the top price of yellow and mixed American. In other 'ap there was no change. On Friday there was • better attendance, with Irish buyer., and a good business 'vaulted at rather under the previous reXes. New oats wen an rather cheaper; old oats, barley, beans, and peas ewer wt in buyer. &your ; and maize, on the quay, sold at 6d. per qr. be.. Scarcely any change has taken place generally an the value of spring can. In Scotland the markets have been In affected than might have bees expected under the fine weather and decline in the mouth. Glaogow, however, gave way 2s. per qr. in wheat ; oats and barley being against seller., the latter 6d. per boll. Beans and pees mud. as teat quoted. At Edinburgh prices were lower for .11 grain except barley. New wheat there has brought 60s. to 66e. per qr. In Ireland harvest baa been proceeding eatisfactorily, and prices drooping, but the increase of disease among the late potatoes hat produced some alarm. Foreign grain at Cork was declining, but native in good condition found a fair eels. Waterford was only slightly influenced by the Landes de cline, stocks being low, with small deliveries of native grille; former price* of wheat and oats were realised. Dublin was Is. to la. 6d. cheaper for wheat, and 2.. down for wise per barrel. FOREION. The Paris flour market her alfghtly declined, vi.., to the ' extent of about 1 franc per 157 kilo*, or about 84. per sack, English. Little wee panning in wheat. Lorraine was quoted 35f. 60c. to 36f. (sla. 2d. to 56e. per qr.) ; Sarthe sad &timer 37f. per 120 kilos (56e. 6d. per qr.) Rye was scarce and in demand at 20f. per 115 kilos. New Barley 20f. per 100 kilo.. • Brittany cots 31f. per 150 kilos. The country wheat markets have presented more the appearance of set tlement, the variations generally being unimportant; but Sable wait if. 50e. (3e. 44. per qr.) higher. Oaliardon and Villedieu being If. cheaper (about 2s. 3d. per qr.) At Havre there was a greet calm, and expectation of lower prima, the environs quoting 2a. 3d. to 44. 6d. leas money. with abundant supplier. At Bordeaux sellers were numeroun, sad some decline (about le. per qr.) took place. Mar...eines was very dull. Large supplies of Wee& and Danubian rye and moire were noted ; the former being quoted 18f. 26c. per 117 kilns, and the latter 2k. per 60 litres. The Belgian markets were generally calm, with some decline, new red wheat being offered at Antwerp at 25f. per 50 kilns. (57a. 3d. per qr.) without attracting attention. Rye also was dull, and only little doing in barley. In Holland the beat had been great, with occasional showers the tendency of prices was downwards, and businere At Bremen aew Brunswick wheat, 621ba. per bash., waa quoted 60. . Rye 32e. to 334. Spring corn was mane and dear, the mops being poor. liamborough quotation. for new Seale 621 b.. per bash. Vtleat were 58s. 6d. ; heavy marks 60.. 6d. New Seale batley 40e. to 41s. 6d.; chevalier, 438.6 d. to 46e.; for Beulah 4010 s. oats 24e. per qr. The harvest was proceeding very favourably in the neigh bourhood of Rostock ; prime for the new crop of wheat were unsettled, but it mu expected that 831 b.. new wheat would commence at 60.. per qr. The Dansic harvest was concluded with a line crop of wheat with rye, of gond weight; the former, 62 to 631 k.. per busk., wee quoted 60s. to 625. 64. Some new weighed 64 to 65th.. per bush. Stettin had also tiniithed its gatherings moat satisfactorily. Quotations for September delivery were 51s. per qr. for 61{ lb.. wheat, and 50.. for October; new 62 lbs. white had 68s. refit/ed. 60.. being demanded. The quotations at Memel for 60.. to 62 lb.. wheat were 54a. to 67.. per qr. The wheat markets in Switzerland and Bavaria have Waft from Is. to 6e. pee qr. Frequent rains had Ulna at Berlin, where the high tem perature vormined. Offim in wheat and rye were more plen tiful, sad Woes declining for all grain, pees excepted. At Stockholm, wheat was quoted 40e. 6d. to 62a. per qr. • only bum rye win request, at 30a 9d. to 32e. 6d.; her: ley, 30a. to 32e. 3d. 13minere at Petersburg wee very dull in grain, entesaka wheat being quoted 55e. 6d. and Sazonska 54.. 6d. per qr. . . . . . A good deli of rain bed lately fallen at Riga, but it wee still very warm. Business was very quiet, end prices of wheat quits uncertain. In Ruction oats, however, about 33,000 qrs. were planed for next Nay delivery at 16. to 16e. 2d. per qr., with buyer.. Advice, from Odeon my that the favourable progress of the harvest together with dimounwrement by foreign se omits, had brought business to a perfect calm, though 41s. 6d. to 435. 6d. per qr. was demanded for new °tilts wheat, First quality soft old was quoted 340. 94. to 32e. per qr., end the lowest 25e. 6d. ; line hard. 33.. &I. In 345. 9d. About 1,400 qrs. rye had been placed at 21e. 3d. per qr.; since whitt Kure bad reached 224. to 23,, 12,000 qes. having changed bends. Maim wee 'tooted 16.. to Ida. Iod. Oats were 11nr, 2,100 gm. being Oamd at lbs. 6d. to 13e. 10d. per qr. Linseed maintained its Yll2OO. The scarcity of Tes ticle Ind Improved rates, 9e. ed. belng p foe Marseilles. Tbongh it was enacted tbs best had and soft wheats would bs procurable at 22e. 941. per qr. at Berdianski, it bad for the prommt fox= I buyers at 37. c. 4d. to 345. Rd. per qr. At Taganrog prices is... heftier, the Oise bard what bang quoted 31s. ed, sal the bud eatltr. 64. rev: At Galata DOW wheat woe quoted 32e. 4d. to 395. 10 d. per qr., ud thrall 28e. 9d. to 33e. 10d. per qr. bed havin said. Good Banat wheat wait being offered at Trieste at 3c.. qr. Some fears on the 22nd of August were will enters,* for the crop of maize; but rain having Lunen, it we, the deficiency would not be great. Arrivals having fallen short at Leghorn, the wheat mead had rather recovered from its depression. The new saps. war* magnificent, red being quoted 48.. 9il. to 495. qr., white 525. Bd. to 535. 10d. per qr. The rein had ta; sufficiently to lead to the expeetattun of an average „ v.( Indian corn. _ _ The mTriet at Genoa had become feeble. Offen, of sew Berdianaki wheat, for delivery in tierember, were to e d. 48e. to 49e. 6d. per qr. The crops in Pia:62loot were expi ct o to be extraordinary. So little ohmage bum occurred in the touket at New y,, t , which rewielne above our own, that quotations are no.. many. LONDON WINILY DOOM liesperteliDeNmediPtitad.i Soliss—Mot lads . Arlo bap. Leal sad Maar We • Mods Os, ' - 1 , 96 I ' i - A M,114 alloM 14,41 ttlis 4.102 9.2 5 00 WA 9 A NI 5 212 o ft No Lau &got 170 4911 4.400 4;53 a ea TALLOW. The advice. from St. Petersburg by telegraph bring pi., rather lower for August, 192} rs., and • little higher s. Sept., 196 ra., with 10 rs. down. Tallow was arrisiag f n a, from the interior Ship room acmes. Our market ho heo Arm to-day, esperially for Oct. and Dec. ; and Dom e , deliveries. On the spot the demand is good. Our pios• are —Spot, 63e. ; Sept., 62a. 6d. ; Oct. and 119 s. 6d. to 9d.; separate months, 61e. to 61.. 6d. ; only. 61s. 66. buyers, 62a. demanded ; Jan. and 11 4 .• 695. 9d. to 60s. , South American, 62.. 64. to 9d. Ws rp,ii —Palm oil, 475. to 6d. Cocoa nut oil Cochin, Nampa. Ceyloa,49a. 6d. Tallow Oil, 41s. ; Wane, 58s. 6d. Mlle! town tallow, 616. Bd. net cash. Linseed oil, 40s. to 684 (From Marra. Smith and Chaim' Circular of Maa, wising.) COTTON.—LIVERPOOL, AVoVST 31.—The market am very firm to-day, and prices of all kinda are quite aa last week. The sales are 12,000 balsa (including 10130 kg. port, and 1,000 on speculation), arid comprise 430 P erson al Maranham, 90. to Ild. ; 170 Bahia 90. to 21d. , leg RUPtion t t old. to 11 gd. ; and 300 Seti lalands, la to 2ld. per lb. Import, 6,000 bales. COALS.—Lonnon, AVOCIIT 31.—Buddle's West am. ley, 17..; Haswell Gem, 13a. ; TsMisld Moor 11+.44. Tanfiald Moor Batas, 14a. 6d. ; Wylaw, 16s. ; Walls Eli Eden, les. ; Walls Pad Gosiorth, 15. 3d. ; Walls 11n1 Northumberland, 16a. ; Walls End Riddell, IS.. 3d. ; 144 End Braddyea, 16.. 9d.; Walla End FnunneUgsts, Walla End Haswell, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Bettor, 17s. Will. End Rapier Orange, 17.. ; Walla End Lasobton, 17a Walls End Montague, 16.. ed. ; Walla End Hosw/slis les. ed. ; Walls End South Helton. 17.. 3d. ; Walla Eel Caradoc, 16.. •, Will. End Camay, lea. ; Walls End Baer pool Hatton, les 6d. ; Walls End Bough Hall, 15a 94; Walls End Honwiek, 14a. 9d. ; Walls End South Ea, les. 9d.; Walls End Ti.., 17a. 6d.; Walla Ead worth, 15s. 31. ; Wills Bad Coolgoo, 150 Id. ; boot Moor RIA Maim, 14.. 6d.—Ships at mast, 139 ; aold, Ks, TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mien Pr Mr. Taa. NIL 11A.LIFAIL lOW MOW. aria INC a( I I Onol lire rnV l Z 1111 5.111 4.011 UM 4.1.1 Waft weft Avoya 14. Oust Wears 41 Oasads 113 6,111 1.111 U? AMU sad 114 101 1. - WO* MAW allilld 10. Mean &Mos look 10 117 107 111 SI W. 111.61418 Amiga tb. lotailm. 3110011M.Isd Dm* Orr a isAO4 3,107 19.101 XIII boa &Aire — 16.104 WU SHIPPING INTELLIGBNOZ 0•817•LTIB8. Ana' iterquo),C•ptaini lordlon, or &sakilr. Air ComoMa atl scols. Ins loot o• 11.• Gout of Jutland. w Loomis. to OW *1 Maoist; wow Fwd ; ship appareatty • west —••:ltum Avail. ken bracer. what* Nailed oa latweday Ihe Nenoorne. le 1 33 1 throadb lho Conley Choose! got la caoutat with Um UAW* wind, will Se Waned into poet foe repairs. ..d Is tbe ernes be replant, hp • dopUeate lightahtp. The Jahn barbear prowsisl. —Liverpool. liar 11. Watorn 3 hr. bven Ranee= to usweb, pat lata au. primer. day. leaky sod with ewe/star damaged. hams: ben is oweed shoot w aline ie.*. of dolly, ea the night of the MIL with a began sappmed he love bees as Hallos. which went awn Woo diet*, with all hookb—Qoeffliatowe. am. al, Worm. OEM AT roams Poets—Calaaray, at Moab; Mousy ▪ 0•11, ; .ata, oA Lana. at Hamada ; *Wass% tad Ilky• dm at A4l ; Wear llorrW. W Soh at Itambay ; did VW,. Carting.. depilate,. Ogre, Lady Mos. Clataatler, add" tad Mao Dared... Ilaitratat ; Bartbasta, Juba Odd. Qmt d do Tin% aad Addy. at aajar. Sans er Lmareac,- - 11a116 Dank trim Alassadole, An. I; liailallases, Jar 1, sal Hosirmay, tkb. from lidlares. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. hawks WL from Limped kr lialtaa. Ay& U. las. W., W. I Am" Gumtree. foe Was Kong, July f 4 ht. 13 N. km. X W. =Omeseleo, Wm Liverpool far Sloth:emu J. 17. (161 p). from Lawlor. orr Noy 14. Umber of N. reamlemlood, from Pstarto.o foe Pablo 7 dam W. 15, las. 47 15 N M al& s WOWS, ONMW E I4.II W, Joe 15, Wm IW. hem pr.. Aar. 10,164 40 , Loa. mW. John CbilUrpho. tram Wag Ow, Per mem, Aug. 31, LL KIS 5, 101.. 14.55 W. Mary ruolomou from Lurks Ar 11411 a-y. NM, X. evarlao. Soon Plymouth for Port Adeleik, Wee Parolee, hem Bombay for Landau Aug. 13, IN. 47.34 N, lea Mil W. mh4), of Olamou, lar Boshoy. sag. 17, lat. 41.4 S IL, IN. 15.11 W. UAW Owls (Mum), frau Plymouth for Outgo. hug. IS, lat. NA N.. Ism 1120 W. los Serpeot, of Roll, frost Alps Buy for Loaded, Jam SO, Ist. 17.0 new. awn Plymouth Ow Sydney, LOW., Imo 13. 13017111 KENSINGTON Musaux.—During the week aging 29th August, the visitors have beta as follows: On Monday, Tuesday, sad Saturday, free days, 3.126; on Mon day and Tuesday, free (main" 6,340. On the three shy theta' days (lidiniesiou to the public 6d.), 410; one andante' evening, Wednesday, 101. Total, 10,039. [Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'S PILLS INFAL" ' YRO. 005750 Egan or lemur,. LCD DIBOADAZAD FITOMACIL— Mt. Charles Wald, et Cestiewelleo emu. In a dater to Prebegor Halloimy. Mt a perms with whom he to acquainted bared ham lr a liver oomplaiat. Some of dm mob Meant tots. W ewigibourhood had Vied their gib up.s lima wilhowl ear IFIDI Wed. sal for oome t be was la the rottoty Milmary. TM le was p.m.! lacumble. However. sotwithatanding an lb* NW. lowara MN have brew the rola mole of ',Woolly easing blat- 6M or ail mood... 'radon throughout the world PrOfiner Bag lewaya edoldivhroeota. X4l. Str.d. hoodoo sad M. MaldeaMe, New York by A. Stara" Constaatloople ; A. ()oldie,. Smyrna ; awl IL Hoods. Yalta. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. corm N.—Aced. S. at Maros pore, the wife of Kr. IL 8. Cabo. of a damtittee. araB.—Aal >1 the We of H. R. Nye. Msg.. of !thaw 110104. pate. of • anemias,. ORIN 9181.D.—Aws. ST, at Ittchenoad terrace. C?ftoo, the wife ce o. r. chtridd. rt.. M.D.. of we. EAR WOOD.—Aos. 71et Cforoaaty Home, Porelxtter tense., tba wife of M. li•MOOPlHarwood. Met of ttetas—a son eat a dougaw. JUNK 11111091.—Ast. IT. the wife of C. T. Jealltwon. Pea. of LP. Pool tad" fleittoah 11, • doubter. NAPlBB.—Ase. ILS. at Moto, square, the wife of 8. Naples. let • of S SOIL IS, et Hamlets, the wife o' O. P*TO.• 0!. do/ester P 6111116-168 n. the wife of Yr. W. 8. Perris. of Moles Arlie. Limped. of • denhwe. •880 /8.—Am.17. PA Ireedaeo Week 81. M .- leenes. es eta. . RAY UClZ—lag. ?T. ea dell.temee, Weaebeeher, the alto et W. @meek. Rah.. of a &matter. STROM:I.—Aug. le. et=l , l amaze. Cbaltchham. thetcelum, elf of the lay. P. Rana. eta MARRLIGES. OPIARIDI-10/I.—Aeg. at the parte h eburth. Prestoa. M 1... Oren Parr. H. Peantelde, W de.e hm el J. Rofe. tot\ of Proton. H RTW ICLI.— LLLLL .—Aut 3. at H. Mieb•*l4. MAW eeetee• hr the Re, A. A. Curel.h, Francis Grant. wet of P. Renee]. a E.o.m.'w Kit., floptle. em , st.. 01 the leW H. 11'n' Rot.. of He !Ate Guards. HOLBI6IITON—POUT.—Aur. 26. at the portal &web. TehtteP Read, he the Bow. R R. Wardle. M.A., V Rothmans. Req.. et Hen ton. litddletes. to ItAsabetb Lou. dstWAte , W H. Ibt. RUNT—HAMILTON.—Aug. Pt at ?dotty Chapel. Ayr. hi the V." Rev. the Demo et Otsego, the Rev T. H. Gust. hseuetbrat of Bedew sad Wlelthenford, Woreee.etihlve. to Charlotte. dedebw, of the late A. W. Healltoo. Puttnore. NRIJION--CHUROHILIs —Aug. NT, at It. Harilehsee Che`c h . the Rev A. PaoAtbe Hoe. and Rev. J. Fl Neboo. Roder of Wee* corn Se now, Norfolk. to ray doughter of the late Lord C. Merrill% DEATHS. BROW D.—Awy. It Y.. H. Itrawn m... .YThracraartat.ttreat. tot IL Matua.rlea, mod Mk HA IVOR D.—A.l. U. al smm, s. HARWOOD —Avg U. at atanartY tioa.s. Pantawtw tam holm Stv the aria of No tale*. Wary Ilhabota. tat •••••—• f H. Harwood Hareet.l. mad W. MOrtr.oeT.—At U. at Otwwwwatreat. Ilytrawi. RD. 01 . ftid as. ITTTO3 I .—Au. *at U.M. Hat" Oxon. Us Dewier WI rit ftioemgroop.—Almst It lack dwlt.d Xr. latiorta ota. of Swig-too& Loads. PIMA - Jac A. at Loma" Wolk. J. A. @nada &a. et si Jeba• vread P.l. ova filslog sal Turd "Imam los Emma et oalo Caty oflig ogos. Pttatm.t w 011oa lathe PIIOMI """ it 1 1 I / d A I" I • el. 1 . 110 16 . MME I IMO erIWO T. M. 91