The Express. — London, England, 1856-09-12 00:00:00

• .r; MR. BAXTER, M.P. FOR THE MONTROSE BMW& Oa Tuesday evening Mr. Baxter, M.P., adarellili su rt o =miss it his coosituents ie the Ciepaha, Mnib. yam TM hoe. gutless, met with a very 111117 M reseplisso sad use esoompecied by the provost, town gene% ad Si easserose body of the 010C , 01$ to the platters. Us /*ovuay occupied tin chair, sad iateethaced Mr. Beers', who, due some etestradose apes the fille Stelae relations Macaw himself and lik IlesetillseMea Willy szplelaid the mese for the votes be bat Ow Iwo web questions as that of the Polies Bill fee Me end Woke, the Cambridge Heiverelty Bill, the Mee Bill, an the Appellate aerialists.. He she said shat be WI, me of alas who need egalest growths a toed some rseioa to Sir lt , .ttaril Aker sail the Mien M the Clothes Censteeza was bides lb. Imes ; sod be will Mt_ mimesis' his isesselles that say Mad 111 aseerel s ban bees gives es use who, abeam ail damned te be breaskt before aeurt-martlal ea ast, bed Iseapewed Pair el ineempstency sad neglect ; 11b01101111111418.ntielrer milk' be threatt of teem at the Hone Guests or 1. the Palma, would be • by.wcrd sad • rematch slang the British peo• pion lug as there wen mothers to mean for eon who Med of anew, sad disease, aid hugger, es the begins of lukermana and n the seethes before Mitmateprl. With reference to the Treaty of Pais, though it ws hardly popular, and in some re- Wets it was scsaVefacory, he thought, as hunt Christina sea, we told act have pee on with the wee, after better musts lad been offend thee wet. at first demand by se, sad after the professed object. of the war bad been &Seised. Those objects were, In the first place, to snare the indigeu. deem of the Turkish empire, and, secondly, to ingot from Bean sack terms a. would pet it oat of her power, lager menation, thus to disturb the peace of Europe. Now the fret of these clejeca, said the Coo. member, his been noon missed by the admissioa if Turkey Cato the Europese on eiders", the cession to her of pert of Bessrabis, sod the limitation to • comparatively trillingemount of the naval force of the Cute in the Black Bea. The internal state ef Russia, eves so e than the clauses of the treaty, guseenties the second. I believe tbet at this moment the warlike MOWN, of that gnat empire are thoroughly exhausted. • British stecchnit who resided in St. Petersburg deriag tee whole of the contest, told me that lb. Runs olleisis themselves we's. to a lois by famine, distant, fang.., end the sword, of 960,000 mss ; and I beard of one regiment shish marelted from Livonia 800 strong, sad bed oily 67 mem left when it reached the Crimea. Why, ulna the setiosets I etely rewind are very erroneous, Central sad Southern Regis are strewn with the debris of ante and winos., the implement. of waders, and the skektess of horses and mem. The peseantry had hems to hide Steen salmi in the wends for fear of the soneeription; inland wee pin out of eultivation, cud the preprieten were°. the past of Cuing ?sited. Peace was, la fast, a necessity with *Lander; *ad whoa his people bogie to make canals, rail :ens, sad telegrepke—to improve theft agriculture, sod their gauss of csimmeleatior —to *stead their swans, sad develop the nation! resources, depend upon it they winless tbeis taste for war. They may tell as at present that they are thereby preemies to be able to beat es seat if..; but when the slued is nee tuned ken the plughshare, the tramps may also be bung up la the hall. The fathers may, Laden, make sellways prisepally to be able with f.eility to teeny Weeps; but ths sons will 'shard their designs of cowmen se mess reinsants of barbarism, end their plass of taispelses is the Baseborn es curios; old papers to be amnion is the Kremlin neon the recoils of the past. But to knee the provisions of the treaty bens faithfully earned en, semi es proven such a compliestion arising seats, we saes have a more elides, diplomacy, and • very diligent efeessimisa es outman! in the Levant This war lies upend up sew fields to, sad will undoubtedly vastly eased, ear mem- Mein; it *DI, I trust, be the miens of (tiffanies Cleric nutty is rug oos where, for ego., it has *listed bat is same; it 11111 areenitate greet changes is Otto.. rule, gad be tee hared of eivilisatioa to Sib". to so mareely known. New ideas io polities and robin are quietly re voirrimiging misty ii Aneseea; the Jews ars everyeken ea the alert. and one Arabs who wander by the beaks of Pe Euphrates are beglanieg to Sad Ibienense brought late eine! wits the amiss of the west. lathes sines stases, it Sall important that ere have,estbo eget. sea fa teary way qe.l; fir d to retest British esellegillint Brithh intent-, lire what we hen at Sebstspelbe Ems lost at &zeroes, at Mosul, and at pet, red bed swab be remitted to reader nugatory the seisms id the Pees. Tee he.. member thee referred to the late Ilya* with &meths. eapreseing hie clinics that both Maples; ind the Gaited Beans bad been somewhat to blame, nil be acid—l will only now ulnas a hops that when another asebeesador h seat to Washirgtoe—which, however, pnbably, sad for ebviout rearms, will sot be mull the asw President is alAred—the ministry will appoint • first dies, • liberal minded, and able min—eas who sympathises gesenlly with the American ;ogle, aid sedersteads their tanks tions—set some egg:Get er attiebd who Instilled • mbar& sets MS , • so the matinet of Europe, bet • pethidine of invented °pintos., who will be acceptable' to the people of Ihe fiend Sums, an whem they will wander • attires ennentative of Great Brittle. TOM sre mug seek men eassags es; end ',Shoot meationieg the name of othees will quelled to II the (Es, I may point to Mr. Cheeks Villein as • type of this etus of persons to whin 1 refer. Wien the Republic seeds to us stellee• an of such mark a. Mr. Laverne*, Mr. B= Mr. Buchanan, sod Mr. Mallet we are ea little notice to 'elect isdividuals if nailer staadtag le gia preset British tat/rests at tie lest of its executive paws. Bat the stet• ef mitten Is the south of Europe demob s kw isateaces of nine Won I elicit To my min St li hopeless to unit rears, gatemen, er good governing then metal the Bombes deneetiee, Sill alisorieg to d stile la Spain gni Naples, are drives to share tbe sit it thole relatives who scespled other throe's. The court it Madrid nest to me so absidesed, politisally slid morally, es to deserve the austesaase of iso people who nutlet pablie demur, to asielog ef liberty, er honesty, or law. M. who ktoas all thins only theme by what mane • nutty ones chivalrous cad powerful —even sow rich M micros, and favoured by eaten la a remarkable degree—cart he delivered from a degraded aristocracy sad a vital a:ironies else,• restored to its proper piece among the ashen, sad enabled to espy the bluing. ef thus free lastittitiees which at peones see is every bight a sothery, sad to noisy hen proved a sem. I tan to Italy, for to it public 'dilation is now dentin ; Ind, melees the sign of the times are more Wm gni airily deceptive, we may soon septet the volosak firm of Dipolar fay to busk forth with terrible energy these. —You do sot require to be told that every part of this hag, with the inception of the kiagdcas of Bardinis, is Men meant greseina ander a tyreany too terrible for ellemegm. Sou, tee assiing to ;so. As immerge military tan else mavens tenths. la Ventisa-Lombardy—the Aso trims, the detested Tedeaehl, are also is Tams, sad eke Legetnes—priA say raping, eisetim sail viekege, ban vended more tbaa ever the dismal t a l aa— while peiltiy. spleeny ,sad horrible beweemehed seek • heists la /lapis that I verily set elsehril by the 'inertness, ensile y pointing, they will ere less bring dace epee tkeir perpetrators the masusieg ne• genes of heaven. It Cigar°, eves In his dem, meld say with track of Calabria, " llsms Gracia mane con eat" how moth mon Wiling are the des intim and ran which s vile gni rennet his sine brought spin that lead. Yet, dark es this pietas t may boson el tee whole petunia what Hallam says of L em. hardy is ye/tinder, "The strong principle of national U. Uri, still remains lispetishable smogs the perishing ersies of bee Patriot., iaansemeble a the roils/mien of hi. Mtn." In the words of the rO. t A'fieri, " &hien aim, sta chiral tenor fremauti"—" Mavis we are, but still Isthmian slaves." Now, the quinine is, bow far are we la:nested in this le - set what., and soder what einem. stases wield our interline°. be justifiable, if jeetifiehls at W ? There is no cat, I hope, who will be ionised to dispute the onatone of the principle of soa-intervecion is the seam of ether stss. It trembly appears to a • that there acv be oely two eamptioas to this rule—fist, when the Italic of a selabbouriag Mel) se are in each • orindition se sevilicly to threats. the min of oar own; sad, se• sadly, ahem, as in the use cf :re slave trade, tosaseity is outraged by repeated end matinee deeds of cruelty sad blood. Oa the first theory. &rink, bet tensility mat Mislead, might go to war wita :funs. Beim suing se the snood, we meat be well assured that the deagesse of Kiss B cabs 11711 wore. thee then of Pope Pies, and that Anything has exerted by omen of the former more neon lag thee 1.• reasesen of Cc nuclei° by the satellites of Austrian tyraoay. For my owa pert, I cafes to a doubt kit, appalling as are the setiering. of ,ate ; :Semen in the Two 3 cif e., they an ...nettles those In other quarters , when the Ant of Great Betel's might sot be abs to ea at the moseent whea "the isiqoity of the Alliefitile WY fell." It is certainly so part of oar national duty. time would be einsistakeably ClitstAtii to act as keight-ernats ia all parts of Pe retold either for oppressed min or op pressed acioaaliths; bat if thoroughly combine oat nib se riceptUaal state of Viler' moo at s t pt, sa , re. des it e. nem y for tie to hinter. for the sake of bum- aim st as sot wait. words or time or letter pante, bet end such •leet as will surround the bland or Prieide, ems the gate. of its hetetal guard hones., and set the pri- SUM free. Piths,. the mere knowledge of such se Stet tin might be enough ; for sell d •Ai tie miserable (Inset know that the appearaace of a British equition to intorno his berbarities—the sight of the Brici.le eosin i If the sue. MO walls—would be the Canal of insurrection from the posse. el Abrusi to the gates of Palermo—the Men. Mene Tetel prophetic of bin fad. ?Hi EDINBURGH BANQUET TO THE CRIMEAN 1/01.ariaa —lt has wear tree armored that this interesting Willa shaft be held ow the 312 Oetober—whieh day has lona lard on is order to mars the Malamute a somber m mbar, of committee sad ethers, who by that time are imptettel fo hare warned le team. The baagut is to take plate 's is the Con Each'', which will hi appropriately daemated for the imeasion, many Ruralist trophies Wog eseibited—usoag Ws a doable-headed eagle brought by the 3412 Regiment from the theatre is Babaatopol. It is onward that 'brut 1,000 Crimean °Mean aid soldiers will he present, and accommodation will also be piovided for 300 eirdisaa and 400 ladles. A subitestial Montt will be Pup gl ea, amapristne roast bmf, meat mottos, Traub ot. tam Podding, &c., and leash guest will be furnished w ith a ttla of pole ale and a pint of oioo. It is to be hoped that the lanes of sobectist.eas will yet folly J early those hard. as.. sad liberal arraagorooota of the omaasitto, . —Scosense. Her Majesty's steamer the Dube of Wellington baa hem Istag at Westmeath. Iths hes acw loft there, sad M /a eadaretead le as has way to Liebe.. IN FRANCS. ne letter of M. Lords Blass respecting the treat ment of the political prisoners in Cayenne has only bens answered by the correspondent of a monde( trwhose inspirations are notoriously drriusd t i he Rue Jerusalem. But a document has been pissed in our hands which will help the Bemoan - to judge between M. Louis Blass end the ergo of the Preach polio. If the French gorses mint is ready to play the part of the maid par towards the , pointed exiles of other ssontries, how will It sot tonards its owe ? If the French gorrnmeut is guilty of inhumanity towards political exiles in Femme, what will it be in Cayenne P With these questions we lane 011 f readers to perm% and judge for themeless of the following communication s - -- • --- ITALIAN RIILES IN FRANCE. is ease the year 1849 the Italies goversnseata have berm fa the habit of seeking a resole among the yeses sea. And as the prisms are constantly full of the latter, the remands are shipped cff for Amnia. Not Wends, the leaguer, left without resoarce—thst, too, is a emery where the customs are so diffmet from our owe—the greater part of these Italians rotary to Esrey*. Bore, Radius their satire gauntry Weed against thew, they tutu their steps to the oaly lead whore they are are of dadiag both freedom and hospitality. Of wares 1 mesa Sallied. But woo to those wheat the ship they bare takes pansy Is may lead oa Preach ground. Mallard-1f tortures awaits thew then, of which the folio:wiss recital will serve to give year resins a false ceueeptios : Lesvieg the Birdielea states. I /ended at Marseilles, an my way to London throigh France. But on the 10th of March a PIN of pollee-agents dragged me oat of ay moat, sad I was locked up fa e hideous Anagram. Here I won kept till the 10th of May. They took sway my mossy sod sloths. Doris( these two months no kind of legal gre nadier, ema for fsna'-sake, took plea*, sot the slightest qaestioa asked to 'alights' me as to tie eases of my dates tire, sad I began to elm myself up for lost, when I was saddest, told I was about to start for Hegiral. They the. lisedeaffed me, put a chain nand my auk, sad beaded me over to the n Correspoansaes*." My Paraffin °Oaf scions were Eerie, Todrasi from Nome, Domenico dt Domisisie, • Emma also, and another named Jean Baptiste do Negro, • men advanced is years, who for thirty years had lived coastaerly MusaLes, • UM who had a Fmachwomaa for his wile, tad by whom he heel several 'Wm.. This Fresh "Correspoadaase," tom is merely mod for the convey's*, of malefactors, travels by Ant stages, so that we were more than three es-nabs ea ear joursay. At last, oa the 18th of August, wo IMO put epos the Rogllsh coast at Dover, free, it is tree, bet without a centime, as far as I omit was maserned, and without our effects, that we might ham sold wherewith to bay bread. All that we four meld master amounted to two "Wisp. Igament of the likagaage, having Ideas *sly in Unice, with • garb maculated to emits disgust I rather rhea pity, we resulted to travel frcm Dover to Los des on foot. At • village we ease to I gave my cravat Ia etchings for shelter far the sight. We reached Ludas oa the 20 , 1, where the Gleba, reception given us by ear fel low-sosatemaes made us forget for a few moments the tar tans we bad bees salrjestad to. (Signed) Luto Ousuorr. Certified as strictly true, TODIAIIII, DI DOXIMICIII, DI NlOlO. la the sane may have beta treated—D. Setatnial,arreded at Mufti Doe ea the 29t9 of September, handed ern to the Conceit/edam*" oa the 4th of November, arrived at Load's ea the 6th of February of the present year. Andrea Losai. Clemente Coati, &cools Rent, Flattest* Naludri, ell Isir of wham are from Fut avetaratag from America, arrested at Nusellles on the 19th at hut% deli vered op to the Correep >iodates "ea the 11th of August. arrived at Dever ea the 11th of December law. There an ataxy more, when antes we do net wish to meatios berme stay are net at this anornent is Landes. Those ulna we have maationd are honourably llama amongst emigrants, sad whin they hart sejoaraed thew saves; t►eir alrastiou is beyead the shadow el a doubt, sad they in toady to gee retbsl.y on oath as attestation in roatonatty with what le bon written. We abstain from all corausat. The fats speak sic. greatly snag% fee theaalree. We would merely abeam ant this system has ben etreied on these throe yeas, that at U. monist we an ao a writing we know that sena au happy ltaliaes are being transported like use rat, through France for Begin& with iron collars cc, and that any mammas an sew in donnas at Manillas, signet to be tn►ted la tin sons sumer. • Le Comatose lease, is the arid of the Fres& pelMy &estates relays et pastrennse, from on. $ aset MS et elects parties rrmtee (worth or whoa taw) ate trate tarred on their j tree the pleas where %Day were ar rested to that, fled destiostioa. DUBLIN, 131 r?. 11. The Lord Lientecant held a Privy Council yester day afternoon in Dublin Castle. There were present the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, the Lord Cott Baron, the Recorder, Judge Keating., Mr. Kitchell, and the Attorney- General. The surgeons of the several regiments in Dublin garrison commenced yesterday the work of inert,- lion, for the purpose of carrying out the orders jest issued for the reduction of the army. Lord Cardigan is expected to strive in Dublin to day. in his new official capacity of Inspector-General of the Cavalry of the United Kingdom. It is in tended, says the Daily likprear, that several military spectacles alien take place during the noble lord's stay. A navy captain complains in the Dublin journals that the Crimean heroes of his profession have been overlooked in the preparations for the approaching national demonstration here. ' RAILWAY PRosezcTs.—During the past week the ens( god in the laying oat of the North Western line cooneeting the greater portion of this county with Athlete, have uswelked aye r the greater part of the pro . ketsd litre, and together with the eoatneters sod sol!eitor to 'the comp iny, poised thrangh this tow■ yesterday for Sligo. We last mach pleasure it beteg enabled to inform the public of Ma, o that tM eontractors sad ireglasere are perfectly agreed as to the feesibUity of t►e proket, and that we have now so hesitation in stating that this Ilse will po sitively be proceeded with, despite say opposition, which fa this thas will be utterly fruitless. We will towards the cos. of the peasant month lay the pr epeeists before our realer., end a e expect that a coast, steetsig will insosedv &tidy to low, mail wh cb we recemmend the potpie of Mayo to not on their oars is radwey matters.—Mato Oeselitsi tiox.—bir. Willi.m Derpea on Woodsy attended the meek tag of the Limerick and Falun Railway Company, sad we are glad to say thtt the railway from Barash to Kato will be immediately commenced envier tr • satpase of the di/tri ton of this owapsay.—Lawerick Observer. WINDING UP OF THE ROYAL BRITISH BANK No 'ewer than three petitions hare been presented to the Court of Chaucer' lima Tuesday for the wieding-up of this c .mpsoy's affairs They pressed reepeettvely from Mr. It anrt Mae, of 2, Eingequare, Ocawell•read, wen hoantuan, holder of enemas shares, through ►is soilel. tare, Mean. Cbl•os and Barton, Chaseery-leair ; from. Mr. Jeremiah Berridge, .149. Lime-strait, accountant, bolder of 17 share% thrower his solicitor, Mr. Columbine, of Basing- hall-street; sad tram another shareho'der, through Meson sitar, Mr. Brandin, of Emes-strt et, Strand. The allegations contained in the petitiose, after reeitieg the prrnisione of the deed of tottlrerenr, set forth that in Feb ,1855, letten-peteat were granted to the directors 'ivies them power to i aaaaa so the capital to 600,0001., by the eves- Cott of additiosal 100/. abates, and that the outstanding deists end liethlit er amotrot, it la belienst, toloo,oool. ; that the directors have adeneen coriderable sass of noisy to au another os tosadiciant tarok', end that there is canoe to b `:ieee ens' losses will gripe from this cent, god that there are so *Seim' wan. for winding up .he rernims7 eseeptiog under the previa...us of the Joint Strek Comps trier Wiedine-up Act. The ancooncenreat that the petition would be literal b.f. - re Vote Chaecollne Kirwan's', at Radial's Hotel, Senthamptee, on the 20 k instant, was somewhat premature, a telegraphic menus hoeing bass received in town to-day, Metier that the Vice Chancellor would take the bowie' of the petition ea the 24 - h at Bury It. E imun t's, when and where all partite in:, reeled will be eatitled to attend. FEES IN SRC HOUSIL OP LORDS.—By ao order mew, the less oo gas sad water It'll, am Wood, sad the additional foe forest , * e.pital Is sot to be storied valise tbs a spiral be above 60.0001. —.— DISCOVRIT OF A ROMAN VILLA.—The remain of a R .n.. 4 villa, which p•oaises to N. very istsratua g sus, hive jot been found near Lehi Ho% ta Shropshire, au seat of the mativst border toady of More. Am molar round stratust leads to do visit Goa a small *so of miter close to Lialsy Hall, wbkh then is mots kw aisp. posing to Moo bees a Hunan reserecir. CitTSTAL POUCH.— 0211 SHILLING DAT.... THURSDAY, 821. T. Il.—Admission a. mama. 23,554; alio by Naos dikes% 2,289. Total *boss, 26,263. THE EXPRESS; FRIDAY EVENING, NAVAL AND MILITARY, Abp intdligatu. INSOLVENT DEBTORS 12, 18N. The denies sidle overt wen teemed te-dey for the hen- Wel men Thebinned Chief Callinkelener pendeL IN Mt 010101 WILDIAZ DYSON. Hie limier gen • long I•4lBwent la tOW sass, irlikh had ben beton him in anent mann before the adjoin nest si 4h5 sent la ISIS the Wenn wee Mennen awinshe an ben teen dein, and they hod been pad with Wenn Xit Jeir of the sun year le save fir. Ceek. a innej ar ineW. an oniwieo kb eneplas ends. The andieraillan der dim aninneent wet 3,11010 ; has it see wpm net se sok bed hese ad nosed. linhernentfy w Indenet panned the sent a mead by having nada ea fpateoiln 1M Wolf of esediblen. Thin wen weal defends M the unpin whidi eneediailen andistiekineen. Abe Mimi *rough the wino eel efernefg the poneedledie in Menton. thiain& wee of tin the deed to Ws. Cook no on he set resei ; end his opiates was that the mean Mend go le the erudite,' ander the semi ineelvemt. Ikek led ehisfeed • writ of pr bition to Chanery. whisk►trend law es be finned of be fon the lends, end se' to die medians ender the second inolvesey. Kr. Barna appealed for the provident engem HIGHLAND BRIGADE OF THE CRIMEAN /AMY. at• requested by the Committee ed Mamie. nest of the Higalsad Benny el Leaden to solids tIN Wear of losr Urn; the gooier' testes hntts. le the enespernius eppliembe te, sett the &sawn bee, the Rene Gearde.—l es, Ito., 010. 8A124, Bee. fleu lifeblood Sonny of Louisa. Perltameetonset, Sept. 11, 1866. " IS, Parliame•Oetreet, Kept 1,1866. " 81r,—I a. directed by the oommittes of tof the Highlaad Solely of Lades, of which gaiety the Prim Consort is ellef, sad year royal highoon a member, to submit the isspeetisl duty of the emossittes to your royal highness, sad to mean the favour of year royal highness having the Madame to greet permimicto to the Crimea I soldien of the Highlad Brigade, quartered at present at Dover, to peruke of a dimmer to be premed tor them at the Royal Barmy Garda', a do sane plan, sad yarn the se regulator' as that gives to the Guards. "Tb. Highlaed &ray of Lades is sot may met enziesi to sake this smell sektowiedgment of the high ✓ase its sambers estertais of the eerveces of their bravo coantrystes, but the directors of the society have bean japed to this wish by .any mildness and gentlestes rerrag is the metropolis, sad which they have so doubt would afford great gradeatioa to the ishabitiate of Loudest as well as to the muatry at larp. " The dinner to the Ganda haler given so math Mig ration. and several ininosto of the Crimean army having bees welcomed sad essertalsed is the pievisees, the Mr• eamatasco of the Highland Brigade What at primmest so sear tow., and that the.. three regiments (42ad, 79th, and 93rd) might sever sista be together is oar neighbarbood, eaggmeted that a simile compliment should to paid to this patios of the army, which served is the ease division and fought aide by side with the Guards, seder the amrsand of your royal highases. " In the scent of you royal highness being ileac* to grant what easy be termed a single holiday to time distin guished traps, the Higblart theiry would uodertake to make inanimate for emoveytag the Crimora medal sago and their others by railway to Undoes sad back the sane duly, end to defray the eapeseas atteadiag the trip. sone formiag is all 'sagest, to sash regulatiosa as may be made at the Hone ...lairds for their goidasee.—l hen the honour to be, sir, your royal hlpasia's most obsdieat and very faithful servant. " GPO. BAIN, " Hon. Bee. Highland Society of Lariat " His Royal Mohan the Dales of Caabnege, K.G., General CommeadiatimCillef. its." 0 Home Guards, &pt. 8, 1866. " am eammanded by the General Commateding. la-Chief to seknewledge the reempt of your letter of the Sad iastaar, requastisg ea the put of the eammitme of smusagemot of the Highland fisedeity of Emden, that his royal high..., would grant peratiedma to tits Crimson soldiers of the Highland Brigade, quartered at Dom to partake of a dinner to be prepared for them at the Tavel Surrey Haulm on the sane plea and sada the sum regislatices as Olt give to the Guards; and statism that W Highland 8 Many would slake artaagessots for the conveyeam of them soldiers and their caws by railway to London and heels aisle. " His royal highoess directs we, in reply, to requite that yam will he gcol mosgh to assure the mamma of W Illigidead Somety that he mon highly appreciates Mils mark of their kind feeling towards there asthma regi me" bet t, state that there as he no objection to the Maga bring enserteimid in this imam la the 'various gar thane it whisk they are wrested, yet this swim Wm boa their quarters to loath= far sash a purpose must be stikethel with se mesh basenviseleme, that his royal high balls mast throe his regret that he Is obliged to decline sessiles Mon &Whistles whieb has been prompted by so =l.4a fooling ea the pest of the .odes,.—l have Om be. Mr, year most obedleat servant, " George Us, Req." " C. Tow. ADMIRALTY San. 11.—Ploit MON.—Atli/hint- Bergeon David Beer, Wright, M.D.(1845) hu boss petv mated to he surgeon, with senlarlty from the 10th May, 1666. APPOIX2IHINTS.—Mater.-- John F. 0. Greet O&M), to the 84,9194. 4,90141 W ; Charles P. Bask* (1854), to the Mdse; Georg* F Cottaut. to the Mohawk, 4, arrow; R award Denny (1455). to the Cormorant, 4, sense. Aesistaat-Saroon James 0 T. Forbes, to the Raleigh, 60, at Portsmouth. Aotirg Assistant-Surgeon Fitssibbin L. Graham, to she Raleigh. Midshipmen GI R. Boutin, to the Cesar, 90, 'CM,. at Petticoat's; C. W. 8 Blount, to the Ammo., 26, at Portsmouth; P. J. Murray, to the Fury. Naval Cadets R. T. Montrey, to the Cruiser ; W. Otter sad J. A Self., to the C010.'5..., 80, eve., at Pottemoutk; W. G. Beet, to the Com, 90. screw, at Portsmouth. The steam-transport Pacifie, No. 8, W. C. Thong,. Soo, °manna', arrived at Peaameke layer:My Morn in p, after a rapid raa from Kiagatown with 700 °San and see of tits 60th sad alit Rep. DITBLIN, ffitrv. 11. The depot of the 41et regiment. consisting of ten AMON sad 330 sea, left Dahlia for Kingstown. at 2 o'clock 7610766 y, dad ranbarkod on board the Pecthe transport steamer for Deal. The same meal also conveyed the depot of the 66th regimes% mumberiag about 18 officers sad 922 MO. The depct of die 60th ltigp, cessistiag of 12 officers sad 380 men, embarked on board the Clyde steam transport The there' left the harbour at belt past 6 o'clock. Major Hews*, of the 73rd regiment, issperor of ants- Wry, les arrived is Belfast, for the purpose of selecting a pleas to early out the Misfit file prudes of the trcrps. COLONEL HERBERT AT SHREWSBURY. Yesterday a greed deamatration cam 08 at filinesbary, is honor of the late Qoartermaster-lisseral oldie Crimea. army, sad the ocher Shropshire oaken who sand fa the late war. The town was gaily decorated with Sean hmeera, sad eengreses, sad is frost of read of the hest Itesesseue torrid drier, &Ware, mottoes appro priate in Ye reselen. Time was ales curia arias sad baEelglag say itha sa. aid the proems of large crowd' et stesiegeas. with a amoral tars-out of the iababitaate, all bora Is their base, gave this, the anoint metropolis of Weha a eery gay gad animated appearance. The gallant Colonel was met at !Mottos, the esteems to Me borough, by a equedron of /loath adores Tertiary, under the ormarand of Captain Barre, sad the staff of the Bluopshire Miliiis. under the ortnised of Tart Boys.. They were jollied by a large ameba of gealiemas oa bone back mad is carriages, and, headed by the cavalry sad militia beads, the mansion moved on to the Webb bridge, where it was met by the corporation,, arompasied by the sorters officers in tall regalia, and a bead Mamie. The peoceere prossedred through crowded streets to the Liars Rork elute buseheon wee retakes of. Attar the repeat lb* geperre-formed and proceeded to the lielidhall, where Herbert sad his healer., the Earl of Yowl, Hoe. sad R v. Gorr Harbert, Hoe. B. C. Harbert, sad Captain the Hon. William Herbert, were ewers la histriseses. Wier a few words from the MAVOIt, Mr. Pane, the tows clerk, road the address of the Mayor, aldermen. sad bummers of ti • borough ef 81usawsbnry. Is this docanaset Colonel Herbert was magnesia'd so his sale retina from the war, in which. "with entities seal sad courage worthy of his rate, be had taken a most im portant parka pert se well desirable the raider* of his s.verelen, which bad been manifested by the highly rearm- Obis and very arduous trust wadded to hie rte." The address farther declared that it bed afforded the labs blasts of that taws sad easty biters satidectioa to wit awe the terms of high praise and approbation with whir Colossi Herbert's name had bees meatioped is the pablie records of the battle held, and by his salient companion I. arias • in lir to hear fro m the expressed feelings of assay a leabaliera and private soldier that are of Eortland's sou bad roar pen- veringly, more kindly, or more hrsourably performed his various duties the C. lonia Perry Herbert." Colossi Hasasav Vat greated watt loud cheering on rides to reply to the address. The wiliest enknel said—l ben to return you my siert* Osaka for the honour you have eselerredi on me spas th easeskio, se well for the flatteries and friendly terms la which you have bra pleased to address me. I feel proud of being the repro artative of the once a 00•1100tOd with the meaty that served in the Crimes, to tit• zeal and gallantry of =stay of whom I cite prweally testify, and am sere that I ezprra their sentiments as wall as my own is sayisg, that the Mtwara that have bra paid and the welcome that has bees gives to the army of the Bast upon its return h'ime here bees no.; pratifyirg to the gegen gge sea of every risk, and will on future acce.ksa eaccurage both eflle•rs sad *soldiers to endure with hilted* the hardehipt inseparable trim war, and to t etr theerfelly tines labesn thecae's ore asks* without which onset, close reset warred suers.. fibril yea for the to hate .f regret which you have paid to the memory rather sal ant Ira she have fallen is the great straggle Is +lra we bays be • merged, and deplore with you the I looses that bars fall,. upno many families In this breedisto aelettboath+od. I amok you for the gratifying allures , you have mode to the conaezion which has so lest salted between this ancient borough sad the families of Clive sad Herbert, sod trot that ear deeriendants on future oe see'om may be fried sot Instrg is the puha' orris.. and hays the happiness both to merit and obtala the praises of your samessors. (The gallaut palatal wee frequently applauded during the ally. ry of his address, sad ✓aused his rat amid loud ern.) Hounds of cheers ware thee gives for Colossi Herbert, the nay of the EsA and the navy; and the aompaay, after partakieg of spi ed sloe served up is as elegise cup proseard to the sorporai ties by the great Lord City.. aspirated. At 4 Odor a publis banquet took plate at the Maio ball, seder the presideney of Yeomen Newport, M.P. Covers were laid for soapy 300. Letters eviosinas for their abases were reed from Bit de Lazy ghee, SI, Heavy Smith. sad the lan of Cordate. The tort lid had set hem ensueseed whoever panel wee dapatebed. I A greed display wse le take Peer Is the . Teeny at t. MIDDLESEX . SESSIONS. The *Op el the anti tee the ilsptesabst renal we. sloe woman*/ yeeleeiwei thelasildhall,Weat ahreer, Woe lile. 'Oen" Ste tie Assistast- Jedp). awl shwa •se siesistraws, estemet to edioara swat hes Cledtsiped. These was 66 primes= tee 67 elawsel MOW awl with isiwisnewaser. Tee.m .eresesiel Is dispose et alma asses which steel ever twee ClesheawsU. _ . . Th;mbriamehl wee "Weed for felowiesely breakieg eel indrale a L i l i o ng =l.llneee of Than. leases Kw. ekaw, end tin ernes, sad other snicks, vale.lL, Cptapeely. M r. ir e zesseelsi ; Mt. Tiadal Atkinson eppeued The preemellessiled at No. f, Sbarinbir7-villsso Rots lo, nee, sad ea the menieg of the let of Jaly, about one o'closit, he retired to bed, the doors at that due befog quite mew. About saves the min monies he toned that the hew had base broken ors. and prop. rty to the vales of between Mt as-101. Melee. (loco after the time about whiffs the rebbse, was eleamitted the voltam.sa on duty in the seighbmehood saw the primer sad mother Rea, who bad tilmehal. waft( t held, sad there being soar aim width embed lie newts, he followed tins. He overtook the mu with the basket, salseuebed his, eallieg est se his surge.. to follow the prisoner. He did so, end the primer ia his tight dropped two spoon, which a per ms who tee watching the pursuit picked up sad gave to the eswelshls. The priseeser pros awe at the thee, and the as. who had eke basket was sot ois nothing was had epos him of a sespidoes secure. The primaer was sot uninewa to the enamel, sad after mese eserett be was apprehended. The opens were predated and identilled as Mr. lorchaves prepay. Two witness. swore to the prisoner's identity. The dohs. was that there was a mistake as to the idea tfty of the phew; who was stated to he as= bald see. sed meld not have beet in the so ihe wee at Malay at the thee. The lammed mmemel farmed um. the jury the laportsase a the caution being observed in sues of and meetioned an tutus. whisk etent=ently at Cheeped. A member of the &misty of Min& watered the eonrt Is which Mr. Jaffa Will. wee pmeille• sad /maned some thee without tilde, se lb hinmeed hat. The Nand Judge Madly reammtemed will his epee the direeepeat Ibis ow iateaffonally skews to the adatioistresies °timeline, but the Qsaker penisted is barbs IS his hat , eel be was sem quaff ruined .0 Ida the meet Sam afterwards a Quaker appeared le die be. and gave etiolate without hie bat. and Ms. hada Wilms mustiosted the eppareet differeace ef *aloe is the subjset of wombs the kat between the whams sad the radiomen who bed bees re moved from the met. elm kit Madan was v•vy slab surprised to beer from the libels that he was the person who bad persisted lakes*, is Ida be, mad that es reaso n:. he thought it beam to appals seasvered ; but the apparent differenos is the pones was so great that it was made the subjsect of a geed of semmeat. Evian. was given *Atha plower was at work et his trade of a snick at Futabley es the moron g of the let of July, at the time whoa the ahem swop the field at Harney teak Oise. Hanna Beldosk sold the primer wee her sweetheart, and used censioually toffee, at her father's hon. at Pitch ley. Re slept then ou the eight of the 30th rf Jens, and went away ant morning to work for Mr. Qooby, the s mith. This was corroborated by his father. A Juryman naked whether the prisoner had bees used to the anal sledge-hammer week of a smith. A wham replied that he had. The jerywin said be asked the ousel. becalms be was a master smith, end he bad nee oolong the prbener's hand., which Inked very delicate for those of a ass nod to heavy smith's work. The pri Oi r said his hands had got clear sines he had been la prison. Mr. Cressy, I. smatalng up, adverted to the Liverpool indent, sad told the jury that the learned mussel had omitted to add that Mr. Junin Wilks happened to be near sighted, sad is might easily ham made a mistake as to the Quakees identity. Thejary bead the miscast Giddy. Mr. Cressy said so OM was leashing Imam agaioet him, he should sesames Wm to eight months hard Isboar. THE POLICE COURTS. IIABYLBSONE. Mins Alliknobbsr, isidingaiFo. 16, Warwiek-road, Paddington. appeared on a smentome, before Mr. Broughton, chuget with having unlawfully awaited and beaten Bled Alboolials, who deseribed himself as secretary to the prime minister of the kingdom of Oade. Mr. Davie appeared far dui complainant, sad Mr. Gregory forth. defendant. Complainast, having bees sworn on the Koran, d that ▪ finaday evening last he west to No. 16 Warwick-road, Paddlegtoe the residence of the Nawab of Beret. There were several moose there oesnected with the establishment of the Queen of Oade. A easstraatim took place upon affairs connected with laths, when, at team remarks made by him, offense was taken by the lets, dust. Witness was stolntly tamed out of the house by him, and wailed by other permits. Wiles eatable the house he was struck by the defendant is the preaesce of a policeman. Maks Troop saw part of the oetutrreace. Daring the affray complainant's mat wee tors. (A dress oast was produced, which was tern nearly lies the o Alar to the skirt.) Is mower to Mr. Gregory complainant admitted that in July last he was held to ball et that odic*, to imp the peace towards hie landlady for three mouths. lie was still ander stoogsleassos to keep the mem. Mr. Gregory said thtt the complaisant was the aggressor, and that is the mosso of the mayereatics be steel mob les gasp that it was seesesery to +et him, bat with to Molests. _ _ . Er. J. E. Temp, No. 1, P.rehester-square, said that on the Sunday evening in question be was at No. 16, Wsrieek. mod. He found IlerlPti versos. sitting round a table in enversetim with each other. They were all 'ober. There w.s only • decanter of water on the table. Some remarks were made 'boat the Rajah of Cong, end the complaisant observed he was sorry to say that his oesotrymen there were • tmacherms sad corrupt set of villains, sod that the R.j.b hod no pearls or shawls to smooth public opinion. Then was • deed ethnics after that ressark,end complaisant was very excited. After a short pairs defendant said, in a very bad way, " What do ycu mesa ?" Complainant replied that hi would not answer him. Defendant obeeind that he was • donkey, aid ordered him to go out. Complaisant refused to go, and re. marked that defitsdaat wee not the master. Defeadaut thin took bold of complainant by the mat, sad mid "Come out." When in the passage, complainant wanted to fight. Defendant declined tb• offer. Witten urged con plaiaaat to leave the home quietly, reasindiog him that it woe Sendai. Defendant eat a servant for a policeman, who come, and it was not till he arrived that the complaisant was got oat, and there was sot • word of abuse from the Cll. (sadist towards onmplainant. Complaisant wee asked by the poliosmae to I. awe the home, but he wee desirous to have " • fair fight." Evidence was gives that amplsinant mod disgusting humus,* in the promos of We so religionist'. Mr. Broughton observed that it kid bees clearly shows that the complainant bad seed provoking linguage of • gross charseter. The secretary bed • right to tars has out. The somsams wee Member& SOUTHWARK. George Grey, a maker of brae, 34 years of ate, the sam.. was who was lately 'sups cted of the murder of Solomon* at Hampton, was brought before Yr. Combo by the ravish authorities of St. George's, Sosthwark, charged with de. rating his wife sad flee ir.ildren, who had become charge. able to the parish. Mr. Cadet'', the relieving arca, said that for some time past the prisoner's wife sod children bad received relief from the parish, owing to his having deserted them without aey pismires for their support. Harieg ascertained the pri ether's whereabouts, he took him before the guardians, and the prlsoser was aged by the charm's either to support his wife sad family or ester the workhouse with them. PAWaas refried to do either, sad consequently wee taker late eustedy. He swore that he would not do anything to assist is supporting his family. Mr. Combo asked what the prisoner was ? Mr. Calash* replied that he was • labourer in &blue feign, and was quite mirthless( maintaining his wife. The prisoner declared that he was not He bed lost Ha eitust 0-1 entirely through her conduct Kr. Callao 'imbrued 64 worship that this was sot the ease. The prisoner had been suspected of murdering the mu Solontors who was Mind shot at Hampton, sad the inquest cm whose body took plass or Tuesday last. His employers. eassiderlog that he was a bad character, bad drained him, airier him two weeks' wages to get rid of him. Mr. Cosh, asked whether the primer bad ever beta fa moody for the murder ? Mr. Caelake believed that he had, sad the moieties were shoes eraiset Ids, es be wee heard is lay that Oakmont. the deeteeed. world 'Mese his wife calm. However, what tile pule sigitml war, that ths priseater elsoeld nsisteht kis wide aid Stal/ime eater gut workhouse with then. He bed refund b M d a ms. . • -• • M;7Cessio7a — sied arbi;ther the primmer bad the swans to suppon than Cadake believed that *had, as he was living wills soother female. Mr. Combs said that, wader these circumstances, be should nomad hiss for r owls, so enable the oillesse to as aortal& what MOW he had of subsistasoe. THB SUSPICIOUS DEATH AT BETHNAL- GREEN. ^ The adjourned inquest on Philip Darwin, aged 41, farrivr, who wee found dead with his throat cat, in Smith's plies, Charlesstreet, Hackney-road, was resumed by Mr. Usher yesterday, at the Bricklayers' Arms Tams. Mr. B. WeHowe, surges., who had szegaimed the body, stated that the loss of blood from the wooed in the throat was waits sulkiest to cause death, end there wee nothing to make him suppose that any other person than the de mised himself had inflicted that wound. Elisabeth Hints, of No. 2, Smith's-place, Charles-street, the wile of • intik maker, said she had known the doweled he mese gun, and he was sot • sober mut. Since Ike of Sagarday week be had been daily gated lessues hie wife laving gone away with another eliefeseeed George Betts. Mrs. Duals had tdd witness that elle shield leave the deceased on account of his misconduct. Witness bed seen the deceased every day. He came into her lime and sat dcws, in cosvenetion respecting his wife, sad on one ooteeion he escleinied, " I am like • madman.' Wittier remonstreted with him, and begged him not to drink to steer. He answered," I will not; lam going to serif I can meet •Bette." He meant the man who was co habiting with his wits. Mrs. Harris further stated that the deceased told her that he had seen Bette, and tad bad a fight with him. that Bade threw him down heavily upon the ground, end after walking • short distance Bet's got into as omnibus laughing. On Friday night lest wastes sent her little girl to see if deceased was at home. Be moo into witness's bones, sod said that he had ekes to Botts, who had promised him that be (deceased ) should see his wife on the Saturday. He also said that be expected to be hippy again with her. He would forgive her for what she had dose. The deemed, • few days before his death, sent the pewter Cassell for tome poison, but Ceneell did not go. The deceased likewise complained of his head, and s id the ticking ot the clock annoyed him so much that he could not sleep at night time. Oe Friday evening, about seven o'clock, he said to witness, " How long the night will be," meaning the time would be lasi belore he saw his wife. He said ea be lett, in • melancholy tone, " I bops the men will keep hie word." Other witnesses were examined et considerable length, bet toiled to throw any additional light on the case. The Cormier, altar • tow übsetvetions, summed up the evidence is &clear end seeciaet manner ; end, after • brief °Dualistic's, the foreman aanotanced that tie jury had usedmously agreed tea verdict, "That toe doweled lied destroyed himself while in a state of insanity, caused by his wife having deserted him." MARKETS. COTTON.—ldrzaroot, Sam 11.—The market timed tamely and truly. and prime of all damrlptlces ma unaltered Irma the advanced pr em of last week. no Was ma 7.40 S balse-1.060 is export and LON as annuls lif/ Parma and Slaranbaan. at 61d. to Id. ; 260 Pahl; at SW; et 61d. d.; 400 aunt ; at 4PI. to b d. ; sad Id Om at 12d. per lb. Import for the WON 15,000 Mass. .81rr. II 7 Cottce clots tontines in kir Meased. sad tee telegreble report from Loses tbat eat bel *Headed operated without determining on en advance of Ur newt esseere, was reigned with earlseetion, Omagh ft II Wee Meg tbat wit • ewe weld bee bed ray very basseste ISM On Ulan Mo. Mogan* so mg of ear weefeetarege en ter ' tbplwt mere or Ws ampere web area whet KNOW an low Mr s Were tolerate. In yaw erre is ale • made. este mad 611.11 mart at teat orders am band kw atere weeks la ems grebe eke aa area too. dewy. WOOL—Eastman, Bier. 11.-11ker• was • noweraus atteadanoe at sextet this mowing. and • tat, amount ot Malmo was tranaaatad In emeottable goods.. Tarns and washing wools are ea ins as last veg. end an nankin prevail. that they as not Ugly to boos= easlar. 00111 t. - Bunrtoonso, Barr. 11.—At Glormester market, to the Cth, row wheat 111P1 Si. to la., sad *id, 3a. to 41., per gm* lower : at Woman. the some day, a eterker decline wet eobeettloa Y. Barley old for b r = elowe raw , bat bums were more matleo• Oki oats rather , aOO ollarloselo .lei. Dwelt, the grasest week. so Ilttle W Mimi Is wheat that It Is Mesh lorjete bat the sew seam eaporesil ore at t further drer ma or le. rt im pt TIMM. bete& •Is fa. per quarter lower. OW ate tap as asse, sew dneroweed• kw term to rtqueot. We low mutt Is. le t rer ser bd i te . o4ol;: e . , The le ask tre w heze farther relosed the At lowe as. to 4e. par quart— lower, Il ma ls day woo rag. At tide e.ty'a market there err, fair impb et what, ma thee) we dellso was fu lly recovered, and in come Ismer Is. per tleorMr more Had the came; of ths day week woe obudged. swag to Wipe and es to la per quarter lower. OM nomi. sally smiemed. *ems firmly held (or previous rates, but solo 'Lowly Imo INS to empiest. '.. . . Deem% Om. 14—We had a fair supply of wheat for the tine of year; Mime quail slid freely at • deelme of hos le. to to. • qr.. arA the Weise met • heavy sale at from re. to .s. pa quarter Isekr• but indils rim; the top prim we Ws. • *nth. • lot of sew tehtte whist was sold. The,. wen some few lots of new barley; the qmaPty was generally good ; ss mach as ' Is. and 341. a quirts! was salted. end In 0150 instance 51s. was offered and refused. Is oak tom 4 sad pea altenvion ; there were sostev k 'wed new beans shown, for which Ile. per sect was .2 Wheat. hest. 65e. to 715.; enddllag. Us. to Illie.; Interior, Us. to Me. Irby, 40e. to 31.. Oats, Its. to lb. Dem. Es. L 616. Ti.., SU to Liki. Mir, Ilse, per ask Us. to Ma; sescadip. to Ile. Mancesserms, Stn. 11.—There was a full attendance Moor market thY illaralarr, and atom dispodtion to purchase both wheat and floor was maaUsstad than of late. A considerable brines wrs done In wheat at ;ekes • litU• under lbws demanded. but not obtainable, on this day sensight. Flour of dada quality sold freely at Is. to is. per sash below the awning aelarle rates of last west. Os% a..st prime qualities of oatmeal wets without change In 'ala'. New oatmeal Met Us. to Uri per load in retalL Beans and barlay ruled steady, bat left& men dsNined Ia per qr. Nswaaa, Barr. V.—At tbis da - y's market time baibeen bet a mo. dente supply credits., bet of barley a fair quantity at samples wars above, wide! suffered a reduc• ice is Talus of about Is. per qr. to our tut report la oats sod roans there was ao alteratice. The follow. lap are tie present prises : new, red, Ole. to efr. Barley, 445. to 49e. Niresose, Stem 11.—We bare this day only • =ciente nappy of what, steely el new, amebas in quality and eoud.tb• ; there was • steely demand, et • decline of from M. to Y. per qr. o• second de oriptions, but finalise sad old maint•locd its vales. Sonia guar tity of barley on offer, end L. per ge. lower, with • Mow trade. OM", Mena, end pen without change. - - Mumma; earn. li.—Ttie supply of wheats tarp; many samples sre le bed counties, swab a ss. to es per qr. lower. and difficult to quit at that reduction. a ad dry samples are 2e. PP. lower. Bar ley la is, par qr. lower. and a fair quantity offering. Oats ars In desamid, and old samples tee turn dearer. WATERFORD. Karr. to ; Oar supplies of MID here been pretty good alma It °Way end a tertian decline of Is. to 2s. per boll boa takes place In wheat. Oats sea Rl.•n a cater to buy, at a legman* of U. to N. per boll. Barley without change. Entastoto . w, Barr. 10...-We had in he markst to.day 344 qrs. wheat, 793 on. barley, SS 9 qrs. oats, and $6 qrs. bona flare were aold—What, 420; barley, 763; foto, 406 ; and beans, 73 dm We had a good supply of grain trday. In wheat, although the same average as last week good pareei sold blither. Bar ley was quick and up. Oats chasm, beaus was better. As wowed with last week - Wheat was In up on top, and Id• up on averags. Utley was Is. W. down on tap, and Is. 3d. up on average. tits were Id. down on top, and la. down ea average. beans wets is down on top, and h. 7d. up as istorags. Wheat, SSA to 665. garlay, 405. to 33.. 6d. Oats. the. id. to 40. Od. Beans. 47.. 6cl to 34a. Weight of top wheat, 63,1ba.; barley, 37105.; oats, 4711t5.; and beans, 63004. per boabeL " " 01AP0011. Barr. 10.—With the eateption of tensional showers and • thunder storm yesterday afternoon, the weather has, upon the whole, been tavoorahn icr harvest operations, mid • large het adth Ms hem eat dace this dry week. Reports of potato dims.. are not so Mk m they were. New irlrh wheat bey been premed on the mar• bet from Um, gradually readmit to 2*. for red, Ind from SW. to 30e. for white. The sonditton la decideely latter than wry grip rally ex piated; seentkolom, it most recede still iorther to price to compete tsmarahly with kinign. Floor sold In Ay throughout the week at 6e. to ed. pm barrel decline. At to day's mark t, wheat very de. proved ; law or BD is..es reported, and buyer. hang o ff ezysetatlon et supp lying their wants Mk per 2401b3. lower for foreign. New red sold slowly at Um to Stls., and white 295. to Sts. per 210I1w. Flour In good segued, at • reduction of le. per hostel sod Is. par sick. Birley snobanged. ileum fair trade, at lull priers. Oats in demand at id. to 6d. per 264tink &Mom Oatmeal fully Id. lower far old. CATTL2.—EIMMV3OII. Parr 10.-716 limp and lambs this morn ing were 10,482, or 947 leer than last week. A good demand for sheep, the beet nets of whlek fully =detained last week*. prima. Top pries el the best aped glutton, 7d. per lb.; curtest. from 6.1. to 6.d, and down Is ad. Lambs, top priers, Ids , 25.; current price, from Ila to 16., end down to Oa o.besd. Illstkfaced. top. I Is. 6d.; current, 7s. and down to Se. A elearance not effected. The supply of cattle was Ism, the number, 493, being Si less than laat week. The qaa.ity very Inferior. A few lel of the beet sorts brought Ba.. eurreat. le.; addling and inferior. from 6e. to ea ed. per imperial Mona. A eonelderable quantity unsold. We bad in the market to day 10.433 sheep, 493 fat cattle, 71 lean dill*, 86 soda cows, and SIS pip. CRlESE.—fleuileuse, Arra ll.—Oar monthly cheese market, bald this day, wee moot liberally repelled, the epedous market swa in beteg completely crammed with cheese of the best quality, bat away sew; good old is reported extremely scares. The statirlance of buyers a nd dealers was lame, the Greet Western Railway branch (recently et meg) materially adding to the number of buyers trues the west sad meet beseftrially c otributing to the interests of this market mud city mikersor. Business throughout the day was eon ductal with O.IIOIIIOL awl newly the whole of the beet descriptions changed hurls, whilst prices, Irma Ineressed quantity, declined trout Is. to h. per cwt. Best Cheddars, 7es. to 76e. ; Wiltshire doable., 6 s. to Me.; half-cowards, Ste. to 60a. ; and skims, 25e. to 261. Pee SHIPPING IA TELLIGENCE CASUALTIES. .o (Brit barque), lying at the llowenaeheass in Km Welebsell without any cartoon Irani, was cons aid in • sudden MM .:qua, this forenoon ; crew eaved.—Dentalo, Sept. 4. I bargee, settee lades, in whore on Alligator's Reef. A brig la IR chore es K. Rodrigues and Key Tavenne.—Key West, gag. Ms Idhoun. for Liverpool, 'Plant' put Wet leaky, Ina grounded on s mud Rat while being towed from the North River to the Ague. D.llll.—New Rork, August 30. Couteet, grown, hoc Linaluisa to Liverpool, ran astoes near Crass. bit Reef, drove over with little damage, and gave a pilot a draft (41 his owners for 3,500 dole. to plt.t Imo to rem—New Torii. Aug. du. (Mein. The Ooateat 'retreat off tlutenstown tmday far orders, —llverpool, Sept. II.) limner:oA And•rch, lades with copper. was towed onto Konya • this morning, and sunk after Ming Wu re oo *est libyle,—Llver a.4 I pool, Sept. Liewaroot. ennui AT r0611.0..a wren tes), Seldow, sae Typhoon, at Conitantisople. Karnak (w).. 1 1 Memos ; Oorlathlan (eo. at NUM; Piwtoin. In). and Massa (w). at Malena at Mlrsialabl; Nawoaratda, et Kasten; New Or). ata at 11:r i rceit; Mow Jourdala. lonian, and Illinland Chief, a• Ph ladelpids Tamara. at abasstad; Saalimse. James Balms, Aulants. Judea. and Ebben Mattson at Melbourne. Sams rasa Lavaaroa..—Tratli su), !reef CorMefMlk Angst St Oreadenburitt, from Vest* Sept. 12; Album& Cosh tees Petssi. Mime IS. VEBBELt3 SPOKEN WITH. Affrhaa. from Hose Kook for Lassiot, Log. 70, 117 days out, lat. 43.14 N too. :7.4 W. Adrainder44l4 Porous), from Ceps Tows for Loudon, Aar. 33, lat. 89.41 ke. 91.9 W. Zupbratsol Preach ship), from London for Calcutta, Dept 7, Lt 47.16 N., Loa. 9.00 W. liampica (rlp), tram kciop ytdso for Lauda,. Aug. 13. lat. 41 ft.. km. 46 W. loit.l.mor. Nora Foo.aboo.foo for LIZOIIOO, Log. IS, tat. 33 It. iMs. 39 W. Martha (British brig). of Workimpas, from Bt. Viasset's for Loodat. ' Aug. 19 lat. 40.44 N., km 30.41 W. Alarmism (British ship), for Bombay. Sept. 5, lat. 49.10 N., too. 0.00 W. Prisms, from ilbaaphao for Lcados, July O. lat. 16.40 4, Its. LSO W. THE SBA•BORNB MAILS. [Ala the date for matte( Op a mail folio an a Sunday, •e map lOW= Open WWI the t o to.:016Ing; ems th the eee. of tee Ladle mall, Ma Boathamptcs, whithos NM 'lambus, le made a p the emedeg v ' ' ma , moo Made op at Whew. , in .! ww. By " at the dee. I evaded Yeesel. Post Mos. waited lose& I ,i— ---.. Whoa ...... I 7th.l7th, a 1 s mh Reels .... V 17th of tho Msdf id.. , E es. 13. Aden abrolt 7l ••• swath. ' Na g a " Citerslow ...1 1 Mails ..... I 1 1 Oh sad `...." i , Ith Ri Seth I the ° 71 7 5 '''''' V of Ilis Imill- 0 3loaato latk et l'ere es ee da,y — swath. " 814°. ' swath. Iris °w ho Chios 4lll °I i Rooth. rowan ) M the ......,... Oat. 4.. V•olloPore • • scattla. .W 4ll/ ' . doehalialvia 1 , ..._. 2 , I Lim. ri5 ....11, :vt. _ tames the Cape) "R" pad. Tarred Car of Good) i Cart. Robert Illav•itius E OM. $ ••• moat& row' 1 -..."... ........•.Ceylon ; Madeira . Cape deV;rae Rrwit Arw lM Oat 9 } " 111. reeler Oot. IL Tema Misted b leds Wen lodise 1 'in. sad Hoodersa). tat sad , Elny Vnimilla w.ormwds Toint } ll ti l f . th. lith.lth 1 Wa llagaik- Pteo• Pula' " I d &gent Ninth. chni Pere lath Madam ) N Roeder N ., . Rooth. Mail " "'"' )le Dots ...) .... - . Ost. 1. ........... Wardett. Madeira Marine Met} 1 dept. 26... i 117- Coatis 1 0c4.11 .. Sthtope W.C.oIA mouth. RritiehMorth owries. 1 1 livery Fri. ) U pc . : C•nada. dept.l6 Africa Mated Stat;a United Ousel lot. le Ss I m. Reale BritahNorth 1 alternate . n .,_ aerie.. ler& li I ,n, 11th ow seadadeorries tw sww; . I' es. ,--- Her. )114'14 MOM * P t ' 13 a l User. Allele. I ' t. 26 Maori. North °lnds Thesdays. °5 P c4l * 88z i ep em M—Morsaw. I—S.eatee. TRAFFIC YAWL% Mu Per Mir Tete!, Told open. esecere. dandles. ISM. Mt Week mike Aurae 31. I Mid awl /hear — 1,019 2,4P4 7.488 ... 14•41111111786 i. ...... Wank amens Supt. 8. Oort nod Damian B6 266 keematary mod nudidnen ln 1 360 76 335 0, 961 5 817 taranairty sad U 244 66 330 297 Vann BMus 7031 18,022 20,213 38,216 37.215 sol L0w........., Cs 218 882 1.100 1;212 I=brsaid Watteau atarn ....... 211 22i 97 326 269 W luso ... 171 62 10 72 Mandan' sad Wet ming But. 7. Usagnsaar nook Junction. ......." 141 765 130 Ass 649 Nod& Mina lambire, and 21161n,oV•mai 7,118 . m .... .. .................. 9.1 3 3 1A 4 6 4 8 6 tg 611 Oran sewn— BUN 292116 t cants sad ...... 1.7 - 80 81 1.848 1,649 antamepr ee tiL l ancintwo odoiciia 741 387 1.111 1,257 Ifeal a ~Drina Unica Yloltl Nan Weitero DiMs atJunotion 1.51 312 1,293 1.106 Dolls ond .. G 3 1,195 378 1,671 126419 Stratim sod 1711 0.946 6.207 19481841140. IV. 1. Dalin NMI 111iikutt . 841 818 446 Dellbasi 6 1.424 1.190 Mona undue August. 1166. Sombre nal Mare ....... 66 tun 5,921 Tho teal& for the current period Is clew of lighterage charges—the mediae for tho corn:speeding meat bat year included SAM unties bead. EEL ElBlllEo.—There are thousands of eels in Southampton Water, but few en caught with the hook. A few months ago • strange fisherman, named Northcote, arrived tier,. He had come all the way from Exeter in a small sailing-boat. He Settee with half..dozen double hook lines, 01111 end et the lines is fastened to the edge of the boat, and the other end, with the hooks attached, is sunk to the bottom by means of • smell weigh'. Almost every time he pada up the lines, a fine eel, weighing often ' times a pound, is attached to each hook. He has been known to each 60Ibe. weight of eels at a single tide. His bait is • small crab, which he dips in some chemical mixture. Various attempts have been made by the S,utbamptoa fishermen to discover what this snittare is, but without suc cess. The fishermen &slue that the eels caught by North. cote do not struggle, and that they disgorge a great quantity of blood. This, however, bas beta denied. Certain it is that the eels are of good flavour and fetch full price in the Southampton fish market. Whether the mixture in which t►e but is dipped stales it • brighter colour to make it more wily seen by the fish, or whether it allures any other sense than that of sight, is not known. A railway contractor has offered to purchase the land and make a railway, between Ringwood and Christ church, in Hampshire, for 100,0001. The railway would be 121 Wile in length. It would be a single line, with sulll tient land purchased for • double line, if at any time the Isttc: was required. The contractor has ' , tiered Mao to lease and work the line for 10 years, allowing to the persons who raise the 100,0001. five per cent. per annum for their mosey. The Earl of Malmesbury, Admiral Walcott, and all the owners of the land on the line, are in favour of the rsil way. CALMS ELECTION.—By the auditor's account, just published, CI I Sir W. F. Williams'. septette at the recent election for Caine appear to have amounted to 031. 10e. 4d. 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