The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-10 00:00:00

CLIC PRODUCTS OP AFRICA. Da. LIVINGSTON ON TDB COMEDY, Yesterday morning Dr. Livingston, the Afrhin Irenetir, stet the members it the Cheaber of Comm* Olumervial AssocisMaa, rad Carton Supply Assaimira, es Tows Kasebirster, sad bed a mod ears mod breety Iscerks. Thew wars a number of Wire present. Sir James Watts, roger et Marienestar, presided, and an the platform were Mr. Cheatham, M.P., Mr. J. A. Tame, 114. Hadliald, M.P., Mr. Hear, Ashworth, Yr. Edward Ashworth. Mr. J. C. Harter, sad Mr. M. Mora. ml Mayer booing introduced Dr ' lavialotoh to the =seize, MT IigNIIT prowated the talawing &darer le the dietingsithid to sitar " Chamber of Camelot and Manufactures, Maacheeter, Sept. 9, 1157. " Sir, —The directors of this chamber be to =ore you of their heartiest welcome to this city. They have contem plated with feelings of the high= ehisfs-tios the labours in which roc have been sagged in Afri,i in yr im,ung the ex - Immo of viliontewsad of Christianity. and they sineardy enagratulatit you spot the breetleud mutts of your our do= Believing that Commerce and indosny may be Wad- Sol • ith iviliation and Chriwianity, the demon of this Sambre an• d. nroys of especeing to ys.o their intone itoa woenn that come a= other apiculturel pcslucts whkti are requirvi to this coontry, may. with gnat emote= to the native African, be grown by Pm to en , liange for Break mead. tarsi; sad by earoaregiag pursuits of Feather:de kbnur, the submit that mahout' obokte may be supported, while the Menial comfort a= enjoyment of tie people of MACA NAT be reader= commeasurste with thee reemahle here which lacer= latellipaes always ethos= the peer more to your ardsome Years to which you hays =ea you and not be told that you ars isecompoaled by the wermeet wishes and sympathies of rue friends, who =Amity commend you to the care of • wise Providence, to Ile hem rouses thee your renewed aerie will be limit with obstacles* bismeark 1 bee the here to ha, an head of the directors of this CO/ weber ef Commarrei dr, rec most obedient erred. .11110,1 AS BASLICT, 11 . 110611111. "To the Rev. Dr. Lidos/deo, ke." Dr. LITINGSTuN, la relay, =seed hie warmest thaas hit= welcome thus offered him, sad salt the approbstkm of the arareimate of Maatheater Wheded • powerful stimulus is the farther promotion of Me aorta (Meer. hear.) lie aped with them =haft to the sewthaost that the Ateless sight to be oneentged le whim= the raw materiale of lietalsh meaufortarea; and be was so fully convinced of the dvadtag lead= y of brutal .muses, together with the =isfacte which the course specified promised to the else =de sail =pry, that he proposed to been deem= few years of his We a ,jovial dkrta it that irate= (.. Haw, hear," a= applause.) A peed= a= Mbar oneopag combated= of teamster= had phi= the groat Amite-Amides nes, is which madoubtedly the \spas of the wail he Itharty sad popes reeled, in • vary trying =Pica Oar ilmanade hr =gar a= cotton woe doily ecree:A Them deem& was meat mot Is pee maseure doe Yew; let the pest body of Anita Americans ualusaimehly paw to kave their walla weapitod by home; wad =veer= le bee that the hr twee et sigy eV= wall Awl= he selskag these media .. might be • names prodeleallei 'psalm( ass ling to eiesgehwas rid= Refire=l ewer =ad this sew Whr eamemedal 1.0 he menthe= that while h e aved ee tel a t by e ma= the Zgeabial river • perm= Mashhada with • rime th e wide chafed= awe= Wally. sad eashavening So Ileit dithers= of the Adiess with SWIMS. he MI Mt that II swath see V Y him le de this at the gizmo of UM, wimp iseaSeeed their me ow iv try willgieme peeper; beg the gemelsmea subsea be wow =home& Is coma =lb sae= bad tetra handaseady, la the way of leithessial hmile, to lame bis mid Mem ere with moped to hh hmilly- 7 hems)—anif be bagged se weir them hie very mead aelmembillg asets. (Charm) Me. J. Cletralleal, M.P , said all be had le say was I• lam= the re. doctor that sat say to this gest eity, but Jar a the county of tarieshirs, a latimeeely asnotheed with merimailik taterems. his lames mad diamerie• were (I=,as they ought le he by as laishipse ht.) It eie true lb= al the peel= sear7:2; dived we particularly bosomed b sea article . des which the thew .oared thin aright Its whisked e a u. topes he had traversed. bat they W ad wish to solso Noir Well to that seethe witIMA As commie= M. they was deices se take sake of the whale added= 4 them epee and as Chetahs they wad has Ord wet Is the great laser which he had emiortaem. 1 It had Um eaggasted the ta oder le dick the wash th e he= was twin= of giving taws, y e w met Dr Leitrim, whet was the pear predvetioas of the Markt' which lie hail dated ? Dr. 14 • 11 . 0 • Tow Whet die m • deseriptiew of the w eeds of the pieta oar of Africa, sad the utility of was of to.. is • meameeriel poet of view, Mr. J. A. Trate en, M.P., *spindled, aa lobed of tho womeamcid commaaltv. thole shooks to Dr. Lie' ea for W visit, sad to, the heading teeth into win h ha had astered at the inerlar. 110 Owned. .•Tlat thin mooing thins le mess that 'Mingle drake to Dr. Lie lyAr hr S. roil to llecheetar. to nowt their of the hapirtaare et kis discoveries, their h,eit seas 4 his sate oast/ins ho tho =teem of ksowlege, ma well as bis self-de. Ax,s in again areki= le vie Mee WIIIIrtolert• 104.4 emit.= with a dew a tber rivilhaties by the ads ▪ chrtettuity eel .flenteerty. That kelt= a deep to a the eclf.dcamit.; labours of Dr. Liviapton, this awiedeg Yu. plue•tr her Majnye goverment will pima se li br , stied a stosadeat d y =pedal .ad capable of eel= asophic portion of the Zeittool, rub =eh hrtti r accorstamistion is boats ..d odkrerfae es soy be doen.• et.3lrstat pt lb. endowed= of Ito tributaries. Ned Pa etsten•ag and maid= featly Modems with the seam of that .ownit , ne repo the public tidies now aimpabled ther.m- Ives th-,r woes em miciem for the pro -16160.111 of 1t... objeir. That this me-nag viseires to i.- pees e . IlOmet)'s le.r. moment their thew d..ire that the Nadal tbe uguen. p vernao at them= be specially Sowards tatAitatisg in ern, possible meant.. tu7L ju ri i ! ssaithe of Dr. Livingston In dot tater= of Afri- ani more is the dtstrict• surroundise tha river Zlkott•emi and W di:eerie That • sub-committee of the 6.4!....1ng gsn tlr.w, b,ing the =omen 4 the =hie Lode hers sessur MIA be emparcreJ not 101 :Cshd to eery out the retied= e 1 this toe' inn, with r to add to their number :—Mr. Jobe Chostlani, M.P., Mr. J. A. Terser, M.P., sad Mr. Themes B " He expressed a stony hips the the vsernmeist would afford the mate ail la cups ring the ...leo as day had to the Nip, epithet= Ile shied ours of national trrpartlakv, eat It wee hardly mearathe that ell sbouil be left to pirate ezerdos or privets aseama ble o..tpa W In dewing a vestry in 'idyll nine weld haw to he .100. Wes commercial operatics@ could be kitty is. _ . inane Hsurn 1.1., M.P , in ...who, lb. floe, piloted to the fact. detailed by Dr. Livingston sa show leg bow hula this great Colnahlinial country bed yet dews ago, there...lMS d the would. We were evlnplanting of a emu of teams sad alit and other product,. and yet what aa imethattimilde wield the Groot Giver a all mewed to have besto•ed if we only made • right me of it : The amities was carrk.l with apple.... Dr. LIV VICN.TON wished briefly to esprem hi. settee of the peat Idabel, Lad Charv•ha bad airrn4y shown him, sail or_ei.dl by ths latmat lie tuck In hie safety while I. Africa. Xt. Lowe no AIIII.oaTH mewed • vote of thanks to Ike likpar for revelling. Mr. Jost Cuecnitcx, M P., in refoading the mak& eastemted the impartarto at the diatom/the to be made Is Africa to Mit errantry to whet could bevy notated by the &me i n of the ••:.:•.rtia-seeet on wtneb . t yth vat PM. Ina boon tap m4ed. From • ronvereeltio he had had with a penes ismatly wanted with the .:14 , .rs!ku of lie 10. mar of Amoral.. be gethered that the tette .4 that put caotimeat could niter aoetain a p.puleti.n. tat from who Dr. Livingston bed ems, it epp.ared that the ittefi., sf Africa is plum wee well watered, end wa.. Allah of a ipplying Knit:• to of vast impaten..• to the . to 1.11 . ••• awl to the hematites. of lb* rest of the *till. (II•er, hear.) The motion was ...tied, and the meeting then ...panted. Dr. I.:Megaton was to oddment • meeting in the evening as ale talseissary prospects is Africa. Tut WASS'S GROUND OF Nsw F kRRINGDON- Neßars.—Lest aide. at a morn of the ts ard of p mann mei desseesse of the united whir 1 St Andrew. Mothers, tail e.. Illeerirlho Marty?, hold et the lweied-rooni. Gray's. inriesa. Mr. Haw, it the drew, Mr. Watsoa moved a re. misties—" That • cocialiwee be appeared to wait ups the B u rg of W.A. foe lb...het:a t end for tLe diatrict of ekoll- RaDel he We ages them the aereeeity of tb..r pawing the seeprellwa 1 the City of lawatkoi to take ..live MtllUttle to net singe Ma eloweelag tf the waste ground ia • gapabera, and eirioito es speedily se p“seible." Ilia maser ler briodlog (-retard the resolution wore the peat blowy tie righboarh..l suataised hew so essay bows. paws peeks. and ha rotted slbiwod to lie waste fur soh • priAl. ma probability of the Met t p obtan Meassey requiring the pond was aow at aa end. ankle( the sew tittle sal pawed 20 years ego, semi when the C " ,swell conrobeinsers ,0 0 tld Itot e net it was trap nod to the City, wed an Mditiosal trilaid spas node to defray the net, so that Me cerreesies wen setae as irn.tees far the bewail of the piths. lt had b. siewposti that 1.640 Itrum had been po lle d down fer wehlog Ms sew Area, rib h, an avenge at tee per. es • Imes% mere a periwigs of 16.000 pewees amplest d t.. welt a Mime elembere but eon. had estimated tho eus.ter of persons hiring la throe et four those We *amber, sad the 811110•11 e ehey espowled was my barrtoat to the w ighboarrod. Tito dirpopetwi.es had muted • great to. rem in the heal lasatioa ere the restaintsg labaLitants. Mr. W. Cottle as.e..l the moieties, whisk Ins arairoonely adopted. Tun Corrotxxzn ('wirk-rs I.tvcaroot.. ILlebtJtol., T.—A CC•lllllllkiettfrell so. this wea yved Mr ORA*, the goy. tote of the gaol M ri= (where the three satmetiate wee sinless./ he death at the Ism Limpet welass, Ropers, Wm, and Pep wow, hats Wee trarcerte.d Want thew workbook), how the MowsioMee, latiowliag that la the at. of Items the law mem sahe ire swam roses of .Hilt, nal Seymour wwald he &ether raeiderei, sod Is the weentre their saseutiese would he revs:. Roger. thew fore ho annewleil in treat of the got ea Ssisr2ay Pea:, le twelve /doe& L THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1857. NA VAL AND MILITARY. ADintAtly, 89.rr. 9. —PIONOTTONIL Cent ileeders R. Moors= (WM), A. F. R. Do Hersey (1853), Ng T. D. A. Idiames• (1964), procaoloi th• mak of al =ants K. T. H. (1644). B. Wobble (1667), mad T. D. Lethbridp ( 1 646), promoted to the leak el cow- SPORTING. DERBY RACES.—Wrzanney. MAID= PLATS. Cara Fatima Salta cat baser Bazar fleas res. NONAZAT HANDICAP Combovo' Schoolfellow Lilt Ns The bleak weight aesselse big 7.111 b, dt was Weed to Sot 71b, and the wain to prepweles Colt beConeeek wad Marmot of Sodom, however, wile ease to ant, All set any the rased weight ;. he wee &mew &qualified lithe ace awarded to Cashew)* Tommmesnam Tiff_ Coakmbe Thy la Daawar *ULM - . - angigsga ---- Harpkm Witmer _ Me mai. isms' Pun. Temitpur - BIWA Jae Only are this no WEYMOUTH RACES.—Wsmtmay. Tam MaLaniss HAIDICAIP. Moat Imo sir. Dr. 4? Timmld arta Liman Admit Wis orgy by • boitb. .f. DONCASTER MEETING. 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Cock et tie; ::::::: OM Ten 3 Vendiesalin 4 Towanda 3 ri a tt-1116-11end 3 Modem* Choqace 4 Colt by Touch stone thong . ... 3 Kingmaker 3 =Wein& 3 4 Nebo 4 Ness Benlesar less Nigh ale ting 3 Lewin 3 Nowt 3 Queen °Mama 4 Dvaty =ler 3 The IV 3 NEWMARKET FIRST NOMIN•TIONS FOR TPIII iJ T.Y.C. TM weights to boils AP Afi Tricolor 3 Qom at Gs Ina ... 4 Almovivo 3 Adsgrol dew Vita .. 3 ILlei dila Mesa 3 Amory Bolleworib Mims 4 Utile Tom 4 Biorawy 6 Can Adam 6 Loyola Neter t, Junk Kestrel Norpit 3 hapikaos Bold Burcletogh Due./ Killer Fright 'Humiliator Esrdrop Tam O'Shootor Olesoiager Alio, i Qum et ship Let Flyaway Yams Bum 3 Ulan Old Tow 3 1W LAY I OCTOBER MEETING. 'TRIM COUNTIES HANDICAP. eland saw Darrlsr. Lab) Inttnignict. COURT OF BANKRUPTCT.-Bzrr. 9. (Before Mr. Commissioner Footings/1 IX THF AA NRR OPTCT OP JAMES 11011111011:CACTION TO TILADILITIIN:4OSPIMOION OF CIMITICATS FOR THAIS TIMM The bankrupt wee a wholesale jeweller in Hatton-garden, and traded under the Arm of James Summers sad Co. The bdence-thaet, eatsuding from Oct., 1866, to May, 1867. has the following items . —C hime of unsecured creditors, 2,11891. ; ditto holding stock, 2,2841. ; profits, 666/. ; good debts, 2891.; bed, 471. Stock in the hands of auditors, 3,7601. ; property surrendered, 3201. ; low , 1141. ; trade expenditure, 8221 • domestic do., 7441., less received from borders 2241. Mr. Sargood opposed on behalf of the wi=nosand a greet of number the triu maces, He examined The bankrupt, who deposed aa follows—Before I can mama badmen on my own account I wee a traveller kr a inannint eriag Moss. I wee when I commenced Imams behind the world 601. I kept • warehouse, in white my goods Turn I kept seversl books adornment, • booed soder& ledger. As I bong& goo& I entered them In • manireathon-book. I 'stored the geo& is the by the Invoker I entered them In the swim l ' ifVes they were Mara Whoa • man paid me for gee* I made en satry In the mid ledger 011.1 I kept no reek book showing hem day IVE; receipts and parauses. I kept a book which I called • stock book, hat which wee • merimesdion el all stook bought. I wee in trade eighteen menthe, he bought be tween 6,0001. end 7,0004 worth el goods—the Invoice peke ef the purchases. I pawned tee strut 3,0001. 3,7601. I paid is the eighteen mouths. I kept no memorandum of the except the arms. I received at the time of pledging sn ril lt a p g osit notes. I kept soother nerd. I began Ludlum in October, 1866, and in six err sins months after commenced pledging the goods I obtained. I received for the goods I pawned 2,0601. I am not aware that between October, 1836, and September, 1868, my payments appear to have exceeded the receipts by 8001. I got some rings of a creditor named Bidden, about thirty-one pounds' worth, Ave weeks before my bankruptcy. I received the goods on approbation, to show to a customer. I cannot all to mind who It wee; some one in the country. Mr. Sargocd—Who was the customer P Bankrupt—l cannot remember. Mr. Sargood—ls it in your books? Bankrupt—No; it was my first transaction with Mr. Bidden. Mr. Ihupood—Wttst did you do with tbe rings ? Bankrupt—l osonot tell. Mr. Sargood—Did they go to the pawnbrokers the same &LP kru pt—No. Mr. fiargood--Them what became of them ? Bankrupt—l assnot toll; I hare more rings in stock. The rings were obidesd au the 2ad of April. On the 16th Muth, I reosivoil of Kr. Areal Arty pounds' worth of rings, or a o=wobeties. They would not be entered if upon swo t resolved en invoice I should lump entered it. I see Aire Is ma entry in the ledger of Bidden's goods. I Wino I hod Didd4's rings some mon*• before the 2nd of AprlL . _ Caineislour —You admitted before you noshed the rings on the 2nd of April. Bankrupt—l =Bove I had the rings some months previ _ y. Mr. Bergood—Will you swear you had not obtained them on April 2 ? Bankrupt—No . I can't say. I had rings of Araell on the 16th March. Arnell'e rings went into the stock. 1 dis posed of most °Melo before I told Arnell I approved of 6 th . e , rings liMed Hadar, a -editor, ~ hlr, a and bal sari TiZi2d April last seven] thousand pound. Is • few moot= said it would Ire '• all right." To the beat of my recollection I did not tell hint I was ton in difficulties. He renewed the bill for me at Win months, end before the expiratka of the period I was In the Casette. I had .Iwo • creditor awned Goode, to whom I wrote on April 23rd is retessos to • bill for 4M, asking him to resew it. The bill wee doe on the 26th April. I asked him to treat the rogue= coolldentlally. I obtained from • prod:nor seined Bowman 1164 worth of goods. On the 26th April Goode'. bill wee diabonourod. I seat • cheque peat dated May 16, and on the 7th May 1 wee • bankrupt a n Bowman's goods were obtained on the 17th . I did sot pay Bowman anything for there goods. Oa 3 2nd I pledged a silver teepot and colts-pot, bracelets, to., with Mr. Attenborough. The ooffee and ton pots Ihe of • creditor on approbation. It was before I pawned the goods I told the creditor (111 r. Collingrelge) I would keep them. etMr. Sargood—Upon your oath did you ever buy the goods all t. Ileatkinpt—The geode were sat for approbaS. n. Mr. eargood—Did be mil yen the gooh P Bankrupt—Not .1 the time. Mr. fiargood—Nor sheet Bankrupt—No. Mr. Malcom obleirsed the adjudication in liankmptcy valet me. He I. a none merchant. Ile lent M massy; I don't know meetly whim. He lent me 1001. I. Avert or fieplember, 1866. About • month prior to the be gassed for payment. I could not pay him.k in r wee ame wary awry. Ho saw Ins the night before the , _at my bones. I mid I could not pay him, and banks elsonid make me a bankrupt. I showed him • statement of my allure Mr. Bidden examined-4 em a jeweller. I gave the bank rupt rings on the 2nd April on approval. About the 16th be told me he should keep them. I agreed to take • four months' bill. He did not tell as what bad become of my goods. 1 had one traneaction with the bankrupt prenouely. lam sure it war on the 2nd Apt! the rime were sent. For the fine goods he gave ms • bill, which woo not paid. Mr. Maim eminiseed-1 am • jeweler at Birmingham. I received a communisation from the bankrupt is April that he could sot meet the bill ler 361. due April 11. I came up to London. He told see It was by • mans accident he could not meet the MIL and asked me to renew it, and gave me every assurance • am could desire. Hemid he wei about to melee 2,0001. in a short period. Ido not know where the 2,0004 was to come from. I supplied him with no goods subseqoently. I had done trainers with I•im for a year. 601. or 704 wan about the anrount of the tramactione with the bankrupt. Mr. Goode. agent was neat ermined—The bar'rrupt irked for indulgence on account of a bill becoming duo. Witness confirmed the former stateruent on this head. Had previous dealings with the bankrupt. Horatio Steward, from the ttire of Mr. Attenlierough, pawnbroker, Fleet-street—Our house received from the bank rupt large pledges of jewellery. The tint transaction we had with him we made Inquiry who he wee We at length de clined arcommodating the bankrupt, and refined to receive more pledgee of geode We did sot ask him how ho clime by the goods. lie mid he was • wholesale denier. I think he told me he was • manufacturing jeweller, but I will not swear that. Coutosiseioner—l cannot see the use of this part of the 6 14 : itneas— Mr. Attenborough makes advances In loans urn goods. Strains in some instance. redeemed the goods. We gar the stripier all the inhumation in our power. We der the bankrupt to be Summer., but he .igned hi. name r Smith "in the book. It is not unusual for gentlemen end lair to give other name. than their onn„. the pledging I applied to t i e pa) meat of trade bi • strictly. It was the exigencies of my trade reduced me to pledging. to 18.58 I wan nemitieting for a partner with Mr. Herbert. lie waste beteg in 1,301/1. or 2,0 M. It wwat off in August, but I expected to renew it. Mr. Herbert, the proposed partner, mw my books and stock. No statement of rey affair. was submitted to him. I don't know whether I told him I was IDDIVeIIi or insolvent. I broke off the negotiation Memo* he would not muse to my terms. It was renewed last March verbally, but came to nothing. I did not toll him I had pawned my reeding.' goods. I believe if I had be would stW hen pat 1,6004 or 2,0001. into the Imainals. Mr. 6. good—Do you mean to swear that the p partner would have put in his If he knew that7L d et * throughout your trading you had hew pawning your aril tors' good., and that yon were than Insolvent ? Bankrupt—l do. Mr. Bargood—Then you ere • sanguine man. The learned counsel then addreesed the court, milling upon the rommisaloner to mhos the certificate. He sdverted to the evidence, end dented that there had been a trading at ell, in the proper acme of the word. It wan a •yatesuatio ob taining of goods which he well knew he could not pay for, and then transferred them to the pawn office, end this he did up to the very ore of hi. bankruptcy. Within sweat weeks of his bankruptcy he pawned 4661. worth of geode. On behalf of the bankrupt the court was addressed by Kr. Lawrence, admitting the extreme impropriety of the pawning, and the evil remits of such a pewter to trade genandly. The bankrupt's deficiency wax very small when ha commenced trading, and he further admitted Ulm, ought to be a relation between the amount of capital end the trading. The bankrupt had not been guilty of any mltrepersents dons, verbal or written, for the purpose of obtaining goods, The most dangerous facilities were offered by men like At tenboroo4h. Why did be not may to Summers, These ars new goods Intendol for mile, not for pawning—we won't take them in Y It was to be regretted the anti of the court use not long enough or strong enough to reach the real °Sender, though the court might express its opinion upon these unfortunate facilities. Comenledoner—There ere other pledging, besides these, dxk werrente, bale of lading, sad the like. We most not asks the pawnbroker the wird foe. Mr.laierriurce held there was an essential differencebetweem bfila of lading, dock warrants,sted such pawning se took plat* la this rase, and he again deprecated in the strongest TWIN" those ficilities which led young tradesmen into the practice of obtaining goods from creditors merely fur the pm/woof raising money upon them. Them was not an instance in likh the grvsls were irrevocably lost. And in some in stances the full value was realised on the goods. He again admitted the bankrupt's conduct was must irregular, im proper. and =tradesmen-like, but still the omit would be st to mind that the poised* of the pledging were not spout to personal expenditure, but applied to wet his tads impre menu. The Commiss i ons gave ju d gme nt.—This cede cemevory _ .. • • • noer ono of those is ;Melt - ieteettlel !awe bees cositeZ up, n him to titer the eeMe sis hems Is inwanrcs. it rano exceedingly near obtaining pods on the forbearance of mash by false pretences. lie did not, how ever, think 'teems absolutely to that point. Fr o m almost . the beginning of the trading ibis arena of pawning was carried on, rid the remit bed been a loam to unsecased creditors of 3,0001. lie did set think it to repeat h's reprobation of the whole system of pawning. Ile it was as bad se it could possibly be. As to what wee said gent the bankrupt buying to get • sedate; that wee one of these Male *oriel (cermet is melbas* Ib which the eon sssld Pay no attention. Wiwi the beedoupt said Mr. Herbert would hare joined him and put in 2,0001. though he knew his position, the court would only observe that Mr. Herbert or the bankrupt must hare taken Isere of his same. He would not refuse a certificate, but suspend it fur three years. Protection panted. Girl/Boat* to be *Me lowest clue. COMMISSIONS 111 THE ARMY. MIXOILANDCIII.-1110118Z GUARD, 0.10. 1. Hie Royal Mignon the General C<ln in• Chief, with the eanowrintie of the BeasemiTcrl sa , b Z4E6 War, hal been plowed to determine that gentleman desir ous of entering the army may obtain commisdoss he the line by milting 100 riertuni, saint to the subjoined ter/- C 2. Bet.re reheiring permission to raise men a candidate, if winding 111 England, nine report his intention to the Adja tant.Ucceral at the Horse Gu ards, who will personally tl3ll .Le LULA so to his fitness for the army. 3 The age of a candidate must not be under 18 or shore 23. othef r esrill be required f to f produce • certificate of haptian, sr satideacory proo o age. 5. His will produce • cert ificate from • mli.l of the church or of the denomination to which be betake, that Its has Lees duly instructed in the principles of religion. 6. The candidate will further produce • certificate, from the master or tutor wider whom he has been ah ead, of his general moral conduct for at least the tare peva:ling years, and if mom than one year from school • condoms from • respectable person, to whom he is well known. that his conduct las been correct and gentlemanly. 7. If approved, the candidate will be placed in communi cation with the sub-division officer of the district in which be propane to raise his mm, from whom he will receive In struction& . . . 8. The inspecting field Aker to whom all ouch re cruits wUI be rent will keep a bet, and grant • mat &she of the ores so enlisted by him and intermediately Nimes& sad read a certificate to the Military Secretary, Hems Guard., when the required amber is complete. 9. Candidates residing ia Ireland or Scotland, will la like manner report their intention to the general °Mars com manding in thane parts of the United Kingdom, to who,. laitructions will be ,eat for their guidance. By Command, O. A. Wrruzzake., A.O. DEVONPORT, Bert. 9. Pelora, 21 (screw), Captain Be. sao , had her compares adjuitid by M r. iw I . r . 4sts, Urines malltir, as impeded sa Monday. See wet mosa, by arreineham, of the Cam , , mosey alp, sad 4nap to-night or tomorrow missing br Cake sad the River Gasps, scrcmpeaied by as Mohawk, 4 (starew), Commistler P. C. C. 11, Down. MOOT, 10i (acrew), Capitals Hasa. Tierias, C.D., hem yesterday afierseen, hue tlisad, as bar Is rade the eqmeas ia the Mirlitinarsass, woke 14 " Lys'm Schacrrt or Swim —The wa iamb of impale eases tars by the Admiralty at the 001.1.1 SW premat lambi year, in dischargiss and pints*/ dr dir imp of a age stater of .mean, me sew bibs Mt is ths isperamoid la wswelsig ths air reasatty m = eamadetka As is al ways the mei ass IMO OM if so •metracy, fellows are Wag maned et the seem' sisbaroes et the coaszawcial porta, of every cam and air mar, esd drifted tato ma-going slaps without my tzslaise. —Nyasa Jfsil. NO LOOK-OCT •-11 BAD.—The Conflict, fl (mew), Ind Teams, IS (peddle), which have bees is essiehelea man then • week at this part, an sot yet mask the smossity el providiss aim important 'Amato to ships' bale arm kolas amid Adz lordships at Whitahall.—Plressid Ned. CORK, 1311? T. 7. The 30th Regiment is expected here daily from °AimKr, aid the 76th boss Goads, both to move on to the Comet Camp. Ter Depd, now at thin elation, in all probability will wornel to England next week. The 56th Depot from Eng , bend i• to come In re. The 3rd Dinette of the 56th Regiment, ornsliting of 10 oaken and goat GO :nee, la to embark ta the transport, Prince Al'orrt, expected to awl bona London to-day. THE CURRAOH, Barr. 8. The 18th Royal Irish are ander ordee; far India. The 99th Itegeueat bas hem ecwaterweeded, sad the 10th Ceapaat• Royal Emmen. Is to wren kw (Asthma previ ew he stab when f r ledla—thle week. DUBLIN, um. S. The blot and 94th Recreants w.eder ordersiorr. dr Era his rumoured art als resimunis of infantry an to ported from the liodromaart, via sem, to Inn* sad thot the 39th }tegument i. aid bone from Canada. MILITIA MOVIIIENTS. Tat lao Roan:. Lanciutuas.—The 3rd Royal Lanes thin Regiment of MiJitia Iwo weird orders to rend out re• 12PnMi awai miles mead ting partite without dairy, within a district extending Err WIT Yoas.—Ata mks for the sesseubliart of the 6th West York Regiment et Militia for traisiag aad exercise has bets reamed The period of duty wtU Ds 21 dam at Kaarsals.rottah. DEATH or Li x V4T-0/0111AL GEORGE A. lisaur Duos. K. 11., K.C.—Aaotbsr osisasky Y trans by Lb. dovh I.4.itsasks-Liemrsi Oen, Aurisbas Header- sou, collnel of the Ziffile ene.t, wiidlledia Monday lam at hie leo, in Wortneinmh rlb Tide per. Tlw de• mend peers! entered the * Ink end up to his re• unmet; .n lialf•pay, in 1617, ems emitheable active asenc.t. lie was is Ireland deries the *biles of 17*. He as -ainpanied the enpedition to the Heiffise in 1799, and was present at the Urn *Ming, and battles of the 19* Sep. tends* and of 2nd and 16th of October. la 1801 he proceeded to Egypt to the expedition under General Sir Itelph Ater neneley. I. 1814 he landed pith his regiment in Perinea!, met took part to the Lett* of Vie**, the retreat to end bottle of Corms*. lie returned to England with the other Britt* Ines, end was neat *splayed in the expedition to the Scteldt end the siege of Pliwffing. He agate, I. 1811, went to the Pesinsida, end eon* mull the nod of that -or in 1914. He commanded the Qom's MI lb* Mule of Toulon*, on which ercencie he received the brevet of bedneent-oolosel. General linamell rendre! the Ivor medal and bur chops fur Egypt, Viola% Comm, and Toulouse. la 18361 e was made • blight of the Hanoverian Onelphic Order, and had previously revived the Order (•ed elms) of the Creme*. The pliant odker's commission bore date as follows —Enid" Ist Sept., 1793; lieutenant, Ist Hach, 1795, captain, 20th Auguot, 1301 ; major. 4th June, , lieutenant-colonel, 12th April, 1814; colonel, 10th January, PO; ; major-general, ffile Nov., 1846; and dau b* ett•general, lOU June, 1664. He wee for some yesrs at.r Lan eetuemeet is bElt-pay an inspecting field officer. I. April, 1362, he was appointed colonel of the 69th lieglawat. tar CAN!. AT COLCULttta.—This camp now cantatas newly 2,000 rank sad tile. The 14 battalion 60th kill+ have kat arrived trout Chatham, the let Royale from Gleages. the latle tram Weimer. and the 6talt depot from Pembroke. There are aleo a greet number of &pow of mamma ea route fur India: and the troops are to be fumed tato three battalkna under the command of Colonel Dixon. Lonitesaat Colonel Whitmore, sad Lieutenant Caton. Street. 211 E CHUACII. la►Tattia.Rl AND APPOINTNINTS. 1t... D. B. Borba • Acerof Luce, DedfortMire. Ike. owl Be.. W. km ; naa Lewiaue, Ozford- Re,. H. G. do Cbovith; hkeosobeat of SolUag, Chemise. R 4,. W. Erboak, RA-, IW Ilniiak CboOsio at Cher asoonee ; isromboot o 4 It. Jamie, Ryde, 1.1, of Wiikt. Rev. U. 11. Flowers, M.A. ; view ot Oi.orriff Rattan, our Nev. ff. W. oferisee; iscumbent of Youut mob-Mew. _ Uortos; rod , l of Gnat Sraonaorr,ew:. K0r..1. Ones', N.A.; Rector of St.Potte., Eartuborg ; Dada of Ile COWeal, Nolol. hr.. It. E. Fame; sicsx of Ear.lon, NorthomborLand. Roc. Cl. !Wises ; rector of Urea Cbalflekl, %halms. Her. A. D. Noweil ; rector of Ist llottarty of Lultos,Yotk- !tear. J. C. Quiet; rector sad vicar of Doaactlatsore, db• es.e o•f Arotygb. Itt v. F. J. Skutt, 11. A. , perpetual curate of Treduagtce, — Rev. J. Wllltatoa; vicar-of•Oriogioi-on-tho-Hill, Nutt.. Ite% H. M. Wdltt; roctor of Ttuatloy St. Mary, buffolL ['fawn, the lrown. erSIZAL kt 10•011. The f .lln•riog arraar 111(11l• have Lava node kw puma enbatetio.ae far are moat 'ear. ept. X.—The Areibielt4p of Cauteehary, at Lambeth; the Liam et Exeter, at Eider catimbel ; the Bostop of 1. DAM'S, at Abcfratla church; the Bishop of Wormier ; at Wenemer eatheirel; the bishop ei Laltiekl, at Et cho lla clistvli; the Hob" et Climate, at Cheater cattle.iral; lbas 'kat , . of Llkaaet, Limpletreathedral; the ihellop of List,la. at lamb Itmleel; the Itiehepefingesoit itspas cathrkal. Bishop of Ely, Mt 117 ',samba. Iges. Balkup dnamthsasr, at Manimster as NoT:9.—The Bi.Lor of Peterborvagb, at Peterborough euhearat. Der. 2tl.—She Atcbtaehop of York, et Y..rk wiseter ; the 734•64 rf Load," is Lothi-a ; the B:abop of Wiarlawer, at Yeralwae Caine; the Bishop of Lich&ld, at &Omaha chunk; the Bub.* of fantail, et 1 leref,,l radiadiel , the lkehip of LlhooLe, et Linda cathedral ; the Iliehop of Saha hwy. et %Lebo:, cathwirel ; the Bishop of Bath &ad Wells, at Wetie c itLediel ; the Diablo of Carlisle, at Cashel,. ow Ware! the Bishop el Gioaceater lad &wool, at titociower catlewhei, doe Dial,* at Norwich, at Norwich cathedral ; the of ILAborra, in Lyrics. ZONIOI MI arDi The following is this report of the Anglo Saxon, say. steamer, from Quebec, on the loss of the Clyde " At tea on the morning of the 23rd, the day after the Clyde left Quebec, she was abreast of Cape de Monts, distant about seven miles, whence Mae took • fresh deperture, steering seat for the west point of Anticosti. During the forenoon the weather ware calm sad cloudy, but • Nab breeze hoes the eastward sprang up in the cause of the afternoon end towards night, and it reined pretty heavily wetly in A thick drizzle. Darkness set in without the land being made ; but calculating the course Mewed end the distance nut, the position of the steamer wee, sliest midnight, supposed to be near the entrance of the Canadian Channel, sad on the Antimul side of it. The ship's head wee then hauled Lip gradually to the south-east; but she lied only on that course • few minutes when she struck re:vW7n • ro-li and heeled neer to the port side. Three bells, 10.30 a.m., bad just struck, the look-out man had re ported "Airs well!" and the aquae was watching on the bridge, when at. 0:111COA•i00, 'A bleb WAS very severe, was kit. There was no feu felt of immediate danger. In WS than • quarter of an boar. however, after the ship had heeled to poet the was msleog water fast shaft, and evi dently sinking. The boats were manned and lowered, and the pampers peened into them without confusion or diemay, every one beteg placed in temporary salty before the captain left the week. Within twenty minutes after she struck her stern was entirely under water and the cabin full of water, but so slight wee the feeling of alum, upecially among the culla passenger., that they were settially packing up their clothes, and get ting out their money against emergency, and it was not until she made • final lurch to port, filling that side of the cabin, that they began to ',insider their personal eafety. All being pecked in the boats, a supply of provisione and water was put on board of each, and they lay off the wreck until daylight. When it was revealed, through a still mist, the position of the ship was at once apparent, the low craggy rocks and islets of Paniquettis being visible all round. - The captain at once beaded the line of boat. to the lifeboat, and by keeping clue order and steering to the north, in the course of two hours made the main land, but the snrf being too high to land be followed the mast eesterly until reaching Magee, where the party were most hoe pitaLly received and sheltered by Mr. Henderson, the agent ad the Hudson's Bay Company, who threw open his barn sad building., ea placed every article he had st captain's disponi. A party headed by tits cassia, after wards retarnad to the week to save ea moth property as preeible. That which belonged to the steerage pawners, sad which wee Mowed forward, being &bell, water, was saved to some extent. but all the property aft was lost. The Louis Penis' • small brigantine of about 70 toes, the pro rttof Mr. , James Scott, o o f Que o bse ti:o which happened paesengms d to bon oMngcrew to Quebec, sad a aupp o wee engaged f water and provisions was puon t board of her; but the weather proved un f a v ourable, and the was detained until the 28th ult., on which morning ehe got underweigh with no few than 120 people on board. Oa the morning of the 30th, about 7.30, the - Anglo-Saxon having hove In sight off Cape de Monte, Captain Meikleried infer diately put off in his Melrose to intercept her, sad the aim du showing a signal of distresa et the main, steered across her Mai k. The ainimander of the Anglo-Seim pereelvi that something was emu, bore down on the lifeboat, shortly after ran alongside the brigantine, from which he leek all the shipwrecked worsen'', whom be amply sup plied with many comforts they touch required. List of Cabin Passenger. per Clyde.—Mr. and Mrs. Bray, Mrs. Warren and infant, Lieutenant Robert ilerley, 3ral Wait India Regiment, Mr. A. Murray. Mr. A. Mackenzie, H. N. Parker, Mr J. 1611, jun., and 60 intermediate and Money parcegas. TES FATAL Flu IS HOLSOSS.—AIMOITIMSH lusysew.—The Inquiry Into the sight of the 0,11 et 44, Hehem wee pis reseed yesterday. Mr. Hardin& mar ewer be the free PirwoMos stated that Mr. Maldinest had sag In • abaSeseat d the amount of his bee, which he W eelgissily estimated at 1,215!. 15a.; but he had rinm sat is • asplimustel dais, imams the amount 1,2611. The sod seem. at Mr. Idebbsesie insurance was 1,100/. Wham hail ask begnklis, bat could obtain no evidence as to tba sight of the Ors He was et opinion that it began maw ea sly err lbw Stirs Magian up to Mr. Maidnaest's peenier. ltaidnestre aecoust-book, which waa =p pm* to haw been deetvoyed la the Ms wee found is the miss esepondsly nnWesed. Mr. Maidisest had agreed seaspt77ol. I. lisSietios et his dda, It the once thesid le will* to pat ; bat it wee sot Hotly that any eettlenwst timid She trail sitar the termination of this inquiry. Creamy was, a detective Gamy of pollen eadd that his bed isslittelsd *atria ea to the origin of the lee, semi the whale yaw et the property on the premiss at ths the. et the esthresk. He wee unable to somata theeser of the Om Me saw nothing whatever to Lead his a": frs had been wilfully oc obrei The y),.. • THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE, Marko Cortial, • Frenchmen, waa brought before Mr. Aldermen Wire chuged with smuggling tobacco and brandy, radar the fallowing circumstances. R. Macdonald, • Customs officer, said—The prisoner was • pannier on board the Panther steamer, which rune be tween London and Boulogne. This morning I went on board the vessel on her wind at Oraveeend. The prisoner came np to me sad gave me his portmantrq which I examined. On arriving at Fresh Wharf he walked snore, sad from the way in which he won his hat I auscin lss had some smug gled snide in it. I asked him whether it contained anything liable to duty, and upon his replying that it did not, he was taken to the tide waiters' room. there took off Ms hat, which contained two pounds of tobacco and • pint of brandy, end in his coat pocket was found another pint of brandy. He asked to be forgiven, but I thought it my duty to give him into custody. In answer to Alderman Wire, the witness stated that the prisoner wee in the habit of going to Boulogne and returning to London twice a week. The prisoner, who said nothing in his defence, ern ordered to pay 4/., the treble duty chargesble on the articles, sad in default sentenced to one month a imprisonment. BOW-STREET. A young man named Nam, who ham been repeatedly re manded on • charge of breaking into and robbing the shop of a mweller, in Tottenham-court-road, ma this morning again phimd at the bar charged with stealing a gold watch. Mr. Inspector Chet kley, of the E division, said be appre hended the prisoner on a charge of burglarlotisly entering the shop of Mr. Handley, • jeweller , residing in Toftmham courteroad. On the night of the robbery jewellery and watches to the amount of a hundred pounds woe carried off, and d the endeavour to recover the stolen property other eases of were discovered in which the primmer who was en amorists of a man at present under remand at Mari. ... r -street for • similar ;dents, was concerned. The was the additional evidence : Mr. Jackets, jeweller, an aged gentleman, led— On Thursday, the Illst July, I was proceeding up Charlotte street, Pitzroy-square, when I was accost .4 by two men, who aged me the nosiest way to St. Pancras Church. I had s a minute when a p erson came up to me and e c ar e d, l7, f g e,teVe lost your watch." The two men ran away, and I as wallas I was able permed them into London-street. 1 The watch had been cut away from the guard. Emma Short, a servant, residing in the neighbourhood of ' Fitzroy-square, mid—About half-past 6, on the Met of Jul), I sew the prisoner running from London-street. I ow the artor standing at the corner of the street, who said he se robbed of his watch I know the prisons well, am be bed lived in the same house as I did. When I got home the poisoner came down stairs end threatened to strike nee for seythg he bad taken the old man's watch. Ha afterwards said he had thrown it away. I left the house, de, Great Poetised-street, through fear of the prisoner, the same night. Mr. Inspector Clesellsy—The prosecutor Ina not yet men his watch since be kat la I have the ticket of it in my Ireceived it from the prisoner'.prisoner'.confederat a, who pocket, ii custody at the Marlborough Police-;Cost. Mr. Rimy thought it would be better before the cams wee diggers,' of that the other man should be pieced beside the prisoner In the dock. After his case was completed he could the be taken back to Marlborough-street. The Inspector aid if • r -ie was granted him he would ad=tdooores. far a week. MARYLEBOI4I. Awe Geeer, a reepeetelbly-dossed young man, was cheered with stealing • gold watch from the person of a lady of the name of Granger, living la Hawlertarrace. The complainant stated that last night, about ten o'clock, she was Ina cigar-shop in Hawkiy-terrace, purchasing a Sew articles, and was sitting in a chair when the prisoner came fa with two other young men. The pruoaer looked at some sticks, and asked the puce of them. She got up, upon which the *sober came up to her, and loon after she found her watch, which wee attached to a chain, broken brim it. He was going away, when tritium, who thought that tiled:lain had been accidentally entangled with a button of his coat, said, " I beg your pardon, sir , but you have my watch.' He ma away out of the shop. She went after the prisoner, out "Stop thief." He was pursued, and taken into custody by a policemen. la anewer to Mr. Broughton, the witness stated that she eaw the watch In the prisoner's hoed Mier she missed it. It Was a gold watch, and had not been found. The other rem also went away. Mr, W. King, 304, Oxford-street, said that he was la the shop when the prisoner and his companion , entered. He went is pursuit of the prisoner, who wee stopped gentleman in a mew. When the prisoner was it the be looked at a stick which was worth 7s. 64., and he only le. 3d. in his pocket. Mr. Broughton described the robbery as one of the most Impudent thst had been brought before him, and he thought It a proper cam for a jury. Wontne,, who attended for the prisoner, mid that be bad never ban committed before and it was naval in that cam to deal with the charge summarily. The prisoner was set for six months to the Horse of Correction. WESTMINSTER. Thomas Bdt, a piensonerszWiso;d7niery and somewhat ',- panicle appearance, wee ted with unlawfully knocking at the door of 28, Halsbora-street. sod endeavouring by threats to eMort money tress Mr. Henry Ayres, the pro prietor. Complainant said that he bad been subjected to conaider abbe =nominee for some firer past from the defendant, who was constantly loitering about at hie offices in the City, and followed him to hie private residence in Ilemborough-street, Pimlico. He made his appearance there at ten o'clock last night, and, after knocking violently for some time and threatening him, demanded mono . Complainant refused to submit to hie demand, when he decLred he would Reim the earliest opportunity to mash him, rnd the complainant gave him into th e custody of a policeman. Mr. Arnold inquired whether he knew anything of the defendant? . . _ Complainant replied that he had for many yews been on terms of the Omni intimacy and friendship with his family, who were persona of property and respectability. The do tendant, by Ma own misconduct, had =happily fallen from his position, and disgraced his connexions. Mr. Arnold inquired whether defendant had any claim upon complainant f Complainant replied—Not in the least; but, discarded by his family and friends through Lis own misconduct, he made • dead set at him, and thought by violent threats to obtain I Zesdant, on being asked what be had to my, replied, " The law won't allow of, such • charge, and therefore you t hare it." . _ Complainant's servant proved that the defendant caused large crowd of persona to assemble round the house beat CllrMr. Arnold differed very much with the defendant about the legality of the charge, and called upon him to find bail bleep the jeer*. Mrs. Croke., of 18, Denbigh-street, Pimlico, was .barged with aseaultoer Elite Cotton, her housemaid. Complainant mid that at a quarter to 7 on the morning of that day week her mistress came into her bedroom and threw ajug of eider upon her ma she lay in bed. She then pulled her about the room, tore her things, slipped her face, sad called her by a very offensive epithet. Witnese's sister, who is under nursemaid in the house, con • firmed her amount ; and a woman named Newland stated that she wee the complainant running home crying. The lady, In reply to the charge, stated that she sent her nursemaid down four times that morning to call complainant, but finding she did not get up went down herself and threw shout a glens of water over her in bed. fib. denied that she struck complainant, although she admitted she might hare taken bold of her by the shoulder. There was no getting the ' servant. up in the morning. lie. Arnold said that defendant's complaint that the girle would not get up in the morning was no answer to the charge. He considered that the defendant's conduct had been most unbecoming and improper, and ho believed the statement of the comOainant, corroborated in some respect as it was by the evidence of the woman Newland. It was most reprehensible in defendant to engage in a personal con flict of this description with her servant. There were plenty of ways of dealing with servants who misconducted them selves without resorting to conduct of this description. lie ehould adjourn the calm for a week, in order to afford defendant an opportunity of making the girl some woven seAkm. SOUTHWARK. ifory Ann Langford, AMA Sdassion and Marperrt Roberta. three well dressed women, were 'placed at the bar, for final rumination, charged will dealing in an omnibus a purse containing seven pounds two shillings end sixpence from the person of Mrs. Mary Ann Walker, the wile of a gentleman molding at Stamford-hill. After bearing the evidence, the magistrate mid be should etotenee each of them to cis months' bard labour in the bowie of correction at Wandsworth. THAMES. - - - - - - - Several Lucars ahip Domingo, from Bombay, Captain Green, master, and now lying in St. Katherine's lhck, CAMS before Mr. Yardley to complain of ill treatment from the Bret and woad males of the ably on the Mr. Mier, who hes spent many years In India, acted se Interpreter. One meat laid that the chief mate ill mad him, kicked him, and knocked out two of hie front teeth. Mr. Yardley mid the Leaser might bare a summons against the chief meta of the 'hip. Another lemur then presented tissealf, and said the second mottled beaten him, and cut hi. head with a chum Hs put Me band to hie heed and pointed to a wound. TheM • trate said he would alsogrant • summate against Glaskir said these was 24 Imams fa coast, sad en of the is lad some complalat to nealejrast ths mates, sad 10 ass of had bees Moistly ... The a (eW) of Ma Lemon mid be bad tees 18 mars Medea. in DAttah merchaat vessels between bate sad Lou den, sml had arms PM moos is bully *Mod before, He hd never hd occasion to trouble • court of law raapecti ft hie men before. _ Mr. Yardley yea veil gild to but the 'mug ee7 what its did, and he believed illiamge to seamen in British merrhs% skips formed the exception and not the rule. He did ea think it was iasommly to grant any more summonses, rig whole matter would be strictly investigated when the de, feedents appeared beloreldra. MARIBTE. COTTON.—LzmOOOk, Bm. 9.—The market eice. . IX* *LIII 11d. dames to tend upwards, and yak" of American and Surd Ba ars to-day jd., Brazil and Egyptian id., and Sea Wands it, par lb. dearer than last week 30,000 bales sold to.o A , 4000, on wyeenlatlon, and 1,000 for import, including sdd 91 8 d. t0 .0.1 11d 600 . ltid, to 206 to Parm16 1 . 4: ;r ; 61, 2 r0 d M r ch sjd amurat, CORN.—Borrow, Barr. 9.—There Irma a good sup* o f wheat a t this market to-day, with a fair demand, at to vanes of Is. eta this day se'nnight—new red, .5,9 e. t o 6 9 .. old, 60e.; white, 61s. to 64e. Not many oats offering et lay week's 11 stems, 235. to 25e. 12 atone., 27., kw bees/ , and late rates fully supported lee 43e. to 44a.; old, ; whit* peer s 445. to 46.. , blue, Ihneuvolt-ow-Tau, Barr. 9.—The weather during tk. past week has bean altemestely wet, .bowery end fine, ma, very variable temperature. To this dare market the., ep , • good supply of wheat from the growers, and havin g e numerous attendance of buyers it eree cleared off early at 1.4 advance of 3.. to 4s. per qr. on last week's currency, o a . be steady demand. Bea.. .old at full prices. Flour 34. sack higher. Imports during the peat week :—What, coeu. whe, 880 qrs. ; toniga ditto, 1,020 qrs. COALS.—Surr. 9.—Haswell Qua, 13s. 6d.; lonaidn's Hartley, 16a. 6d.; North Percy Nutley, 168.; UM W Moor, 14a. 64.; Tandeld Moor Hatay 14.. 6d. ; Wa r Prhnrom„l3a. 9d.; Wyk's', 168.; Walls End Eden, 17. 34 . Well. Rod Harlon, 165.; Walla End Riddell, Hs. se. War End Broddylls, 17s. ; Wells End Harwell, 18s' Walla End Hatton Lyons„ 15s. 9d. ; Walla End Stuart Hatton, 178. ; Walls End South Hatton, 16t. ; Witi a Stewart's, 18a. ; Walls End Whittle Hall, 16s. 6d.; W r ay End Tam 16s. Walla End Whitworth, 15s. 6 d.—Ship Monet, 67; mold, 63. TRAFFIC RETURNS. lIARVATIL M Par Me. Total. Teak MOIL maim almell“. Ile. UN. Week soft Mai 21. A A a t Beni Danish law — -• t 73 Walt emdllatirl IR Ilibbersh sad in %I til t ; Ilmialit Me* w... We* melos Awed N. Grua Smarm 1111 11.321 10,811 =HI UM lartli Wm. II — fat CI Writ 4010 leplanber 060 49.1 Parka ll 05 84 13 114110 Wa1043404. 211= 4 . U 0 NI 414 414 1362 IN 464 al 09100104mbs1 6 1 / 9 64000 0140340 . 111 13 no Id Miailmake. 114•11 10140 6 esd 40401110 101 IN 1.41 111 WAN 401 04111130190 IV 41.0 71.1E ANS lin 016440 nod Robbed ter 11•0119000 14.03 460 VMS 1 1 4.1494, aberawasay. rad 104190 . 41 449 713 UN 41400404141U9 4..ia . 10 414 •lalgre . ... 30 4 1.90 11.138 10,ai 4 . 6;,1 1 — ON 1113 lAN NA Chaim 1.404014 sad NNW* UN IN 14.101 Zias SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCII. C•1511•LTIE8. sabooser Is Wan Nam to It. WWII; mum =known ; m we sa beard.—Umpool. &mu 9. Moot Selma* hook Haps to Qualm grog s Ink. 4M 4il abodowed ea tin 17t1 Await. la Ist. 41 14. r.. 43 W. ; a.. earst.—falao4l/4, 9444. 9. Lmandat lam Peassas hows.--Clautte. et Csabnyes ; Ha. ow. a Harland*: U n Ontaad ; 11101 Cstiodan, at Pad.; Clampita, at 01.• ; Mai% at Hateekan ; Haman (aN natal. nal Alann,at Oltinallnr ; Weadmaa. at Illarinban ; scatnoa Wm; Tenieddr, al Omits ; Cot, st Gothenburg ; Hat. Wall" Nerd... and Osaftais, at Croantedt ; rattan. Mud. mak Nark Hike linah linkaa, Cpl. RA, and Gem a No • Want Att sad Ifandraborg. Iladeriskatans ; Halo (a), W Allasins ds)011 Maim ; anadrins (s), n tio dos. Sans ma Idnannenr... —.l.ftedn. hen altautlisan. A.i. I; Tar tr7va EIZT. iii7Q;117•17,7 VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. MMus °HUM from St. Jam 11. 11.. Ss Laden. Avg.'', off Itoille (Susi bleeds). Ailed= (.hio), from Bombe, tor Liverpool, July 17, out 0 dell. Ist. 0 L. lito. I W. !Wm. IlifiribvPle, Loa Lirtrpool for Moitourne, Are. 7. W. It., lon. to.re W. Oolilielrod. twos Liverpool for Ili. Juselro, July 23, lat. 6 SI W. leabollio Birk (Ilitelbb alp), from Weenie for Landoq out IS Soyt, Aug. Ir. Sobs Silveri, tam lAverpool tat Llierirstoo. Avg. SI, lot. OIL, los.ll W. Ulteboll (WO, bon Liverpool for the lope, Soot. 1,105.1 I W. Illebeele. iron Liverpor4 6x [easy. Sept. O. Let. 0.0 lm. W. Gloms .bo Woo. Mesta* bargee), for them. Joao 111.1 at. U. 41 S.. 10ri.111.1111. Ikea how Arrows tor Loads. Jolly 11. eat SS dam W lot.Sli IL. los. se.4o MAILS POE THE CAPE OP GOOD lIOPEow Sot rMAMPTON, WSDN/LADAY.-11so talon screw stem. .hip Dane, Captain thrutt, expected here to-morrow tom Liverpool, will leave on Tuesday, the 15th instant, with the Ant mail under the new contract for the Cape of Good Hope end A/gos Bay. Southampton ia to be the port from whence the ahipe will start, and the mails will be conveyed monthly. EMIGRATION To THE WESTERN CONTINENT.— LI, enroot, WIDNYADAT.—Three have taken *es to the Weeder* Continent to-day, g a Lase num ber of parengers. The screw steamship Antelope, Captain Smith, bennyug to the North Atlantic Steam Compact 1 3 was the first to sail with sealed mail, a fall cargo, and 2 for St. John's, Newfoundland, Nelda; sad rerrtre ge nd7 4 She was followed shortly site-wants (at seas) by the Royal Mail strew sleentellip Indian, Captain Jams, in Quebec and Montreal, with the Canadian mails, 122 cabin, and 162 steerage pemengen, and a large cargo of merchan dise. The screw 'alsazialnip City of Baltimore, Capital' B. Leitch, also sailed at amnion New York, with a fair arm 125 cabin passespes t and a sealed mail. THE OUTWARD BRAZIL AND RIVER PLATE lAILIL Sorra/Arrow, WIDNIEsDAY.—Tbe Royal Mail Car psny's steam ship Trent, Captain Moir, kit this dsy with the usual Brazil and Rime Plats mails, 86 paanazgen, Redo of the value of 164,0001., jewaary, 39,4001. • end a f&1 cargo. Among the passengers are Count de Beirut, Cost de Forbin, Dr. Kattey. oke. [Advertisement.] HOLLOWAY'S PILLS. 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