The Express. — London, England, 1856-07-29 00:00:00

Imports at the port of Melboaroo Muhl tho month of Mara, 1816, compared with suss mouth of 18fid : 1866. ______. 1866 £988.406 £1,114,1103 I subjoin a table showing a comparative statement of revenue for the fret quarter of the current year, with the returns of the three previous quarters: Quirts, maw NM hop. Ikpt. rotes/ ill;sr . sr sat* I Quarter men Slat n., Slit Mmaii , MM. ISM. tue AM" SIMMS g7M.SII /IKs* I also give the comparative statement of the ameeot of mean' foe the year faded 31st March last, sow pared with the promos year : TOTAL 'STINTS. Yen fading 314 14746 - 7 I ite;;NadWa 314 March e 1856 1868. 53,267.388 14_ 2 £2,740,20110 2 liIMIIMINN.Im AUSTRALIA. PROGRESS OF AUSTRALIA. MaLBOUENE, Mar 1. To export one hundred tons of geld per annum is dome to be looked upon as the duty of this oolosy, oil well has she yet performed that duty, for, with the exception of 1854, when the quantity was only musty-one tons, we have regularly exported more this the first-named amount. Lest year it was 106 teas : this year it is certain to be 000siderably more, for we have already, during the first four months, or till the end ot Aprii, shipped the enormous quantity a 45 toss. In other words, in oce-tbird of the time we have performed one-half of oar allotted task, mai this, too, with oar population almost stationary— in feet, it is not too much toenail that concurrently with a decrease in the number of miners, our go prodeoe is increasing in the ratio I have indicated. The following is a weekly account of the amounts met down by escort during the last five weeks, with the total ot the corresponding weeks of last year:— Week* ending Total es .1866 Tote oz.. 1866. 29 April 6 „ 12 , 19 26 217,402 287,040 The quantity sent dowel by escort varies meordieg to the price at which gold is selliog. During the list three week. included in the above table the sell ing prior was 31. 18s. dd. to 31. 18s. ed. Daring the pet fortnight it bee not been more than from 31.165. is il. 168.6 d. This fact ieditstee the comfortable alearence that the miser% ea • whole, are so well aa that they tea afford to hold, and do hold meet peril sesiosoly, when they do not get what they believe the fall value of the product of their laborious in fantry: Daring the fret three months of the following Teas the amounts received by Newt, sod Sapp /4 sere— alleehtli 07 'waft ea tr . Om 1163 1164 1866 1666 no following allipowato lave boon sods ninon a 7 let : Ones el Wen. SW. Dielkiles. Oa lime SP Mae -.......- lelet de Oda 6,014 WI 6...... Mime& ....... , lleiree Mel ape le-- liernme . Illebes SOW M• .e --. Pow 01114 MINIS LIMOS 46,75 ‘4Oll It-- ensue Weep Ledge 106.273 aloethe-... LA et sollis 1.104040001 SLIM 4011 21...... esime4 Ape =Wee S SG-- Timm Aso Gin 4017 AM Aire K.... Cry Of Nrsalmez liealey 4,766 Apra Se Ogee Wee. 16641 1 0 61 Km At the beginning of the year ear population was denhlly rammed hem offieial papers at 326,000. Darns the four maths whin have elm elapsed the balms of snivels over departures him bees liellows :--Jeasary, 1,437; February, 1,469; Marsh, 333; to April 26, 1,906—in all 6,034, or at the rate at 16.102 foe the year. The numbs: darint s tar e l y k sa wee smeller than for y math sines the ' el geld ; it has not bees below 1,000 before dyeing the lest fear years. Your readers mast aot omit to amiss that the above austere gin the total is been cf imalgratios from all—eves inaladbg cob- Mal—poets. If I had ally taken the arrivals sad oispertares from and to Oren Britain and (onto perm I should have bed to exhibit a basses to the milt of migration. It will be sees, therefore, that the above assesdee bur predation has been derived onkel frees the elfells/e. selesies, a bet which is to Menet sum Monis& If say of year mein attempt to sedaishe ass paint mobil= his the Opus tribe I haws glen, they sisolii be. ware of the lailmiess seesit whit they mold sib.. The Oldness, IBMs, sae to skied spinet thus by ths lespaidss eta 01 las el 10i. Nab, are seriving in essaideenble sinless at Adak* wholes they =she their way wallah eves the tail of sash a jesisey dose sot provost the immigration at this Ampler roe*. It may ressombly be doubted it this sherd issitseent will, altboath it has shrieked the bemired.' of Chines to this port, nestaally fail to seem theoloset he which it was paned. Nay, more, it is pobable test the very difficulties which are placed is die way el their arrival ben may form an addi Real! routines; to them to ems. Those who ohm to Chies are amerces, sad 'family *mina 'Mose who have bees the most loettutate ben. The sleet of thin will daelitime be that we shall lave them Nokia' for this obey, either directly or % siedinally, la read la aumbirs. Carleton intelligent kola len, Steppe', a, in hume as of 26 ship bid la at those porta for Andras, the while whisk it is proposed to freight with Osistielle. As be se I have bass able to see, anon have watelesd the question with great ieneest, es the sal was ea letringement cpon my bee-trade nethess. the grounds aad allegation epos whisk it was to exclude them have bees strikingly Is beton& an their heathenism. Wean Imt dat,is peopled= to their num hen, they sestribab by far the mellent pee comp of Mania of aay slam in the nifty. A Mamas is beabb is almost • cariosity, and it may safely be saddled • stili greater rarity to And ose in sash a whin be any of those Wiens Grimes which are still of (request acourreses meal* se. This may is part, but not wholly so. be spewed fee by the lace that they are coed sed to thmesine in separate est. damns ce the gold Saida Usk isdaeay and esbeiety are highly esismatib)bialffieffielli the latter, mermaid se they are by the strosgut temptations wad the most frightful extent of example. Takes as a whole, I have as hesitation ' is asserting that they are desirable immi grants, sad that, therefore, their arrival amongst se should be soccourageet rather then disometed, as at present. Besides the overland immigration of Chinese, there is a onstant Mean of arrivals from New South Wales, where, althwagh they have so esatensptible resources, they have not the almost Za l megnillont indeesonsate which this colony I have said that the question of immigration is attracting attention hers. The Chamber of Com ment have appointed a enunittes to dories some man of ameleratieg it, sad there can be no doubt, hem the sekaowkdged ability of the gentlemen coa peeing that committee, that some practical scheme will be evolved by them. As it is at present, we may almost be said to be swindling oar seighboars sae of that population, the expense of whose convey sass they have either paid la whole or is part. To South Australia, Tasmania, sad New Sooth Wake, milted immigration still takes pleas; bet to this missy the system is no longer applied. With the emorlien of the 100,0001. sent kenos for female is ealpsties, it appears that at permit the govern ment of this colony do not contemplate forwarding mg mere fends to the Park-street officials. bees I wrote bet, trade and ,00mmeroe, if they Imea sot been as active as some were disposed to risk they would have bees, have, as I led your Ilimiers to expect would hs disease, beet steady, safe, aml bestrew speculation. Oar advion per Royal Obarbor gratify us with the essuranos that shippers wk hems are at last studying statistics on Jour side (set forgetting the amber of people hers), and that She rates at meant ruling for most staple articles ot Import, satiefactory as they are, mast coatings for same hoes yet to come. Do not let me, however, by these °bimodal*, ledges any ot your readers to sap pose that we are likely to be short supplied, or that it will be a safe thing to repeat the isondation ot im parts with which we were visited in 1834. Ceatioa was ewer more osocesary than at this moment, to mere melee either in trade or commerce. At the asap time I woad observe that, as far as oar inter nal trade is coacerned, we are in a thoroughly sound usadition. The following tables will, to IMO extent, illus. bete oar position : Imports in the fray 1866 to the 261 b April .... C 4 104 900 'wpm do do .... 6,670,702 Bsloon of sop >lts om imports dui', lb wren , yeas L1,486,882 Newly a nillioa sad • Ulf. In poets sod exports to same date o(1866 °palpated with the above: IMPOST/. ZIPOITS. 1866 1‘64 I 1860 1868. Z 11,426,321 .. L 1,106,900 L 11,613,442 .. L 6,670,782 SPiCIAL PONDS IX ADDITION TO TYs AllO7l. Yes; - ;ii;sl7/ 1866. 1868. f 63,313 0 0 I t 749,637 3 4 These returns show a nett increase on the quarter of 66,4901., and a nett decrease on the year of 517,1874 ; but this decrease vanishes altogether if we take into amount the lessened =mut received on account of the territorial revenue. being not less than 617,0001. on the year. This affords matter for con gratulation rather than discouragement, inasmuch as it is well known that this deficiency ie owing to the compar ative cheapness of land, partially ceased the fact that a much larger area was wn iato the market daring the last than the previrms twelve months. The large amount this year under the head of special feuds is owing to the receipt of 660,3811. for debeutves which have been disposed of for the purpose of carrying out a magni ficent scheme of water 'apply for thie city. The following table also bears witness to our re• turning, if not returned, prosperity. It buboes com piled from the quarterly nturne published by oar Ualn . kd IA Q•lirter. tasarlsr. Qsarear, Qmarter, 1•11. 111•3. 151 4. it NOW II ibidalka 1.960411 1,1441 M 1,014,113 1,143,717 bille dab ...—..--. 44110 4;155 14,5411 Duped* sk 11el 4417417 4,418,105 4441,1111 11.1111.1144 Data WNW 116,4/1 145.570 WAN 114,111 Tad 11111171• 4111,106 4416,1110 7,44,111 1.1474111 Ode 1.441,111 1,113,110 2,717,101 8,133,115 MUM 4103,1114 181,11111 o Lima papiely 4011•7 11071 NOM m p 11/. 77 1 Date lo beads 141 418 1 4471,011 4,774414 mous Tad raft ..... 11.411,4141 11,1711,111 11411,111 WWl* ltddde milli& 4.41L1110 4.11110 4.7m7as 4.M1#01111 amidst id kit &Mudd 1/74011 114,11/ WAS NI,SP ladmved mem • 107441 1.117,114 1,031.114 141k11111 Ookrommt eaualks... 117,1111 111,111 114147 mem Yost troadors nay whop manias Ws table be a taw abates If no.let 6m sow= vu ally isweriag ditta with the saaosst des to ths Usk., the awn of coin=st lios ever the sobs is aroshillos. the amount of the divides& &dived. aid the mead ot removed pas. Ales, with lbole. lot dos wadi.the westbst of ear paptalleihs. sod thus lot ties deism wheels. they iisetlliak ewr stain is s thosesehly oadsfastay stele. Slum essoussisatiairsthor a essiliesdas of stems wllllooosto power, hos bed a *sal &Napkin the voyage et loyal Cilistm. After kr tool dopeotsoe ikon Plyskosth she was wily 69 days is molds( liebeoa's Bay, a hat perfostly as protodested se be se the Cape route is eseesrsod, sad as such, aeledeled to have easoldhsehle inflo ws is the Wade of that groat problem of embus in speed with reit, epwt ken giworsossot alba dist sod booed only es ossystitios. Will the Dews isrelseat entkom sew be aw le seem esrmisstloa. or matt wedel ed ns' apes the redeP spostilloas at the Ilseutifal prisalplos of hoe t Dr. p tlizesseasse per the Boyd Marls' foe seised& wee eatertaieed last waft by the Society. His Ezesamoy led several seer high government racial@ were present, besides shat an 7 @distil° patios's, who showed their appresiatisa of the doctor's merits by the heard sees et their recoplion. It was ose of the greatest treats I have bed elms I come to the colony ; it wee positively delighthil to bear the doctor deepest es the seeress of his witsyrise sad tke eatiobliag effects of edema The Moor market Ms been in • very unsettled state lately. Nearly every description of sidlied artisans have secured the privUsge of receiving you high wages for eight Uwe' work. What think you et this, ye toiling minims of do old country Will ye not mike as sem to sow aissapt us when you Mar of this &met millemiloin for the working elem.! Unskilled Maw is now worth from 10s. to 14s. per dry skilled to has 14e. to 20s. per day, mil • day el t Wore too. Oar peldeVagsst is quiet, but it is the quiet wide passim a stem TM Minced list are is ammo of esapaatioo, bar as our freaskise is now ahead malmoial. it will tab Imo timer* to get this upp balm ataglotsd. l'hodoedeso omit take plain bedew leaboabee he do er sad thither for the lover home. Pablis weeks are being geared forward in all dissident", bat only to about half the extent of the voted sad ready to be spent, Uwe only had a few aces navigators, &c. If we do not get a tarp sesession of Meer we unmet proceed to say. thing like the extent to whisk we desire, sad a which we see culpable. INTELLIGENCE. - 3/111:1joiri141. MAT 1. Messrs. Ohba sad Co.. In tbelr nereastile desist, bevies this date, soy :—" Alehengh rasa, seven has see ' kilned to reetrlet hansoms peons during the trot half of the useetb, sad oesplidats of etahren sod ineetivlty were geoevelly oerreirt, it is with mei pinnate that at the does if the nook we are able to rapid very favourably, net *sly of Wie gut Lyme biom e but estremely hopeful es Nye* Mem papas The MN math has greatly de volved the hat that the Amebae's trod*, which for three years los lose swamped amid deeded by speculative mosey, is ea r =it a iring Ms Awl sod steady elisonels, whisk re a the supply by the ,*tonal, as for es kb par Gibbs Sorgeoe a wow amelliy wire meets or. daily form ing, of were primiserly estaeoz r but mbar. the pre lims of sideallues mad the Meer of IoM: are hke• who esey _reatifitiag the essessity of eum away mi dis he *bleb Orrosentry tereerly relied vely ea le rota Isspeetailses. This fast Is sera* yet as will beim at Wee a It should be, ear Ise &Wm glided by It; but If we rues* that met leas eye emit hay elm mended 4111. a to., New Sided paloilsosElL a tee. whin te-daystabindal Mf I. a dug t 43., and mink' pmetessost worth shine IL fe a toe, it mks boobs to be a mattes of series aimilsouess wrestler seek etilies se whisk far t seas, mei better. mow fames• lseCrat ee ssiesill• 01 sr mama Imps% ill est Wee ewe yelses that mielpeasate, wee wader the mwdiswwbla drum steams, mist mere relates. Is time Iber mullet theses hes emend during the wide if the pest swath ; MOblrem goer we have had as mink and lespitem Sr. oWI IMilisseargess ORT la espealmise stbeitsr time, ar d wel est see at entreat Wen Alta Oa onkel of Os mails pat lath *f esitoa end Oliver Irei ssee preelleise took piste la bash eau, sad lame paresis heads out de., but so Iles was soasequat oe lasso es mimes* sate have rise is se freely that speestessesell est peed* take up both the Sem& sad the submil earglies. Time Mc bus • very hem domed he leseulimitel emu begs, sad etoeks is tows being quits iserel. Ille pile hes steamed be 21s. We hive to qui as mistmdy sad trobie maims for better, with heavy stein la mead busk ad meet diesetty is if miss miss at Is. Pd. leseetsemeed goods sahib Ist this metal are it time of at ems ea swivel, sad he II • a, and sed bloo lalsebele, white pink mil blue Mush, hasetreme lesrasgldem. end good slops, there Is sissy briet dennod. as set market Is foe European briperts. with the enemies ef soiree, it is romorkably Itafaroorabis for letters posies& 800 r,.., nal:item and ries bare dr. slated wesiefelly, with so provosts of any early pretested. es stocks are very heavy ea Amount of oteeseivs Leary Eseepeas (opera. Gel has dee:hied to Me. ed., but =sleep mashes at 2 per cent. premien. WILBOURNE LABOUR NARLIT. hostiles for ssrieultnnl sad for all kind. of ecakilled lobo r bay. Woo as the boom. during the west, and the oussinto of/Mos have set been saytalas like egad to the denied. Qsorrysen set ma mod to nil. way work ere week warmed. In the pretreat scantily of such latoor, all able-bodied nee who reek work are /adios ready employees t at fall raise Of skillet labeler there is piety; seedy every breast of the lesiteas Mule meareses, est 1h Men has lose • mseseafal meesmiel *meg the somas shortu the daily haus of labour to MOO lu sted of us. This wows% we hear, le sleet to he Ilia up by tbe other trader. Frauds servants an veep eerie seed ere such wanted. Seafaring labour. eery peseta. Wli ratios, : Married couples without pamree, nom 761. sled per unman; ditto, with !millet MIL !tops ditto; pesieue, 601. to 601. ditto ; smote, 1101. to 601. ditto ; geggskipepen, 601. to 701. ditto ; shepherds, 361. to 401. ditto; hittkeeoers. 261. to 301. Mee ; gash Irene insets, 11. fa. par west ; ire Alai lei elesalso Is. per ba.hi; imitating, 9s. per tee; balls* driven IS the roods, 30a . per week ; ditto es etatiees, 266. dire; ass seeks, 701. M. per spasm ; treads ditto 101. to 461. ; there* tussle invests is mot doniad). 301. to 404 ditto botternsfda. 301. x. ms. ill. ; treadreseee. 301. to 361. dive; sersemande 161. to 101. ditto. The following am sossidared tho standard weekly rations: 121bs. hoof Of mattes, 10lbs. ROW. Zits. sugar, *lb. Na Without radios : onapositots, le. 4d. por Mamma ; MOW by gm week, 41. ; ptessismi, M. 4s. Is U. 10.. do.; n o to 14.. pa day ; ammo, 14s. to 16e. de. ; It o to 16e. do. ; li/eakemlitis, do ; quatrymea, no to 12s. do, ; woad splittan sad featates, 6.. ti 71. pot to g dm* by the rod, materials to split eddy, 6s ; Memo at sumis, 9 . t o IN p.r day—weed, water, sad taws boa& Swim : Pot home or ea. Itaw t ll4. per est* ; emetert, 61. ; woks sad stewards, aI. dads. s madde, We disk is of the oveadst Ingoilmis that ear reedtrt dwell be tops tally app rd N ran theind=4: olimmitmseas is Ibis toles, tispeelits the MUM* with wl•sit rot_ iterleskitsl lead say saw Is obtaisd it mod. rate Sod psi.., without the risk of dempallisa, sad without wesessable dalay. TN by topotes the dared of public Inds Is =dein as dram but, in awatiossete of tie lodessed esti adm sung dePolt meat, as abosimme at peed lead atot eistinally *pea Wmamm ie eta s bp the dm slim WIN pine pumaure from Illi. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 29, 1856. TRIAL OP A TURKISH PACHA. (num) untigo.) The third sitting of the °mai ilia beld the the 124, eml woe way ssaseemly attemisi. £ ember ef Mimes fisodesaries were peesset. The issw=v a l debemmed Aga. sthe.ierismpol Pea% his. sailliesly broths of at the pedlar Whig is math tosses of the Preis tut fades it impessible to elicit from bin saything like a direst =ewer, wee esseased. The prieeser wee is it..., which appeared to seabarnme bin wn greatly, for he ilia frAsestly besot to maw ia a ;dilative to.. the words AMA I Ana/ (ay OMMI per dos.) The ?reddest, alter rein — teaditg the =Weer sot to set es he bad dose es the ham sil=ts, bat to avow the whole truth, commessed his Istessigig= W Moe did yes fret sos tha Tombola girl. Mad - I wee me day seise to Matthia to 'seethe a esmestaies gives me by the Pasha The President Mee isterngled the primmer, telling bin that it was tereless the bias to ether ism those resadabost details sad reemelsi hint to give dime =ewers to Me softie= He than sated him, " whether be bed sot is.. her soar the dew of as and whether is sem/ to a inseam pat by him to hoe, en had aft said that abs bad seowthlsg to say to the Pasha P"-The miens emetemed Is the sthaative. " Did the reply term Tarklei r—" Yee." " Are yes swath et that; age* before yes sower ?"—" Yee, lam entail of it." Wm, you hi the Vera* did you not we this girl ?"—" Ne " The primer sesempsaled hie reply by the word Walesa, the sisal Ones= oath, bet he was told by the Presides' that it wee set wootaary for bin to Nuke me of oethe ; all that sae main= of bin was to speak the trash. Hie answers, howner, =Minolta be eitreawly wise. The Peosidest seamed Meestafe to be bees& is. ma. I bits mid, " Yes ham hitherto bees damn is the awns of you mime. lam about to t eons feather essetiess to yes, Nikes sad reply I." The Perth dent them allethd to the pan or the former I. 4 of ithesetafs aides te by arrival at Veraa,7= piss bo bad he.. net lothealiesd by 11•8014•. to aosesido wisely theermard beg ilmeM as Me he Sail e goeisthr. Paths. Nese bed bees hood. bat Imes Pasha, the when Salk Pasha had east a blew, bid Badly home at the dying of Yeallessos. The Prm them proseeded with goo le Meethafa. " Yes based the peeks speak of this old?"—" Tee." "Ad yes spoke of It to plumb ; was it to you that the pasha seeks ?" " Ne.' What did liesteth say wham yes sailed to him what the paths bed ud ?"—" He was way sassey, and ▪ What is to be dose with this gid " "Wes eat Ms kemstsdposeest with Hama at the dme ?"..." Yes. he wee." To Mthommed : " Yea have hoard she isehostios of Ileserefe • de yos remember the hew be messiess ?" " No, Ide set. What he states might have Was plea, bat I de set remember it." To Ikestafs " Did Mt =weed know that the girl gam web from Tombola to Versa TY, osmaialy, be e yes V' Ts lithemmed " What do yes say to this thebselles rte!' I ilia sompletely lomat of tim petense et "It wee yes who were Na t to Vane to kok toes Ms for the peeks. The goverthe of tbst= to whom pm addrased yourself, bedbawl el the s ties ti es weft obi. Ns meelbood It Wm ea mid, I bops It ism WI omens yes le midi pas espied by a Isidro* yeetwadisg err to Imre ef ith with whisk yes were will tated. did yes nubs hem the paths esiesedag reolibe ill" M i fi l s set tell yth eseemparay as the reed s yews gild. awl te Ind eit bre with f•—"lbe piths sthyliteld me toja to Zemin he the Iffplealll UT . Emmy. esi te two Wass sail be at Na." Did yea ash beow thee the pee= bed Nmeds to kayo the girt bilged am rally the 110112/11. dressed is sale salve Etc."— "Duero at allele/ that." " We oil to knew what Comtism die pika.MPS de Pip esbAset el thiddl a re solved sows ; Rime Meesie." " Whet did the mellow to hie?"—" Yes nee' bed sped loth*, fm you lthow who." " Did Wilda leave Tesieft se lest, es harethadi, or Is a carriage ?"—" Is a eerriew; b ut Ido set homy w ere the got isle it; I did set see boo '—lt spewed elm Ina the meow el the plesser ass be tsar Wiw i MS said sot re demi set spook the Welk sad be wet sine both te prises. Ile Psodasithessured awls, the teindint of the yeeheoe be beesibt Is, she .-awed hi iiine appvtiesene ppm«. ,icesless Mil MO sessiesesos was that of a nes Mrs pealed lothellty. 0 Bow Imo had yes knows the 11•4 garbs gill Whet yes lett UMW= t"—. the dam sews dap." "Now lid yes Ant beams soludeled with bee r —" )(thrummed same te no ewe day, sod led mu that a girl wasted me, wile bad eestethisi to say to the polka. I eyeks to hr asd she tall me that she eddied le ,ambnee The reaslothr of the strews of the Imbiber was seek a Meg of pmeriestiess that the Priam st at lase* east hist bash to press, sad that esamtemod the suasiasties M Tad. tie.Mdwa was smirk* mem than a reesath lades tithe Isle stated by thessialle es to the warder of the ght. At the esesisdes ti hi istemegatory the emit seals stkimassd. CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY AND =ROAD ARRitir. beWiley, at the Marlboro%li-street polies oaeo, SAM idteeteee. of the Army sad Navy Club, WM rasp maid Wale Mr. Beaks for heels; wooly sad will. hot sielleal sod taisbited whit another person splay =kid wader NM peasawass to smut Willis* Lay Me WU, and Npaosssass of such %worm sevestai see impala/es the NA Malian Kay for s apses el it" to wit, sia beam" Kr. the dadiadast Balkh was he the SOMplalaaat, Mr. Robbers I. . _ _ Ms. Kay was yet lids tho box sad his or read ors elat wok Ora lira OM it door ham du Master of the iolls Ira bass orshad soros slide orris bilis sad beads Ors by Mr. Kay to Mr. hamster sad when ; that Mr. Eqq s s he was »turas ham the Mysdhsas Club to hasrMdessa la Mirror. was stopped by a renal who tad him baba a Feigned's sad surdas grate him for a debt of Mt rhea. ' that was Um tars to s bras and WWI is • row, sad rills ter harmed. iollartiow www is awl atw to pomade Ma to laws ths swam is disputa salhistiss. and whin this was safassd, be radar a moist MIS hi ward wits to bb wain as apportssest to meallis. sal this ce waned oat swiss is say eae the elemmlemeas Ma bel estamed. Mr. Theaders—l stated sa tbe jest salaMe• that, if tit sees had vested eadrely eis Ms names, tar the smolt, though It bad set boos Mows that Lay had sestalarid soy eery ' great ',Jury, I should hen regairsd .I..tisstooo to lad heavy bail, sett was possible that ajery alight award bow deranges; bat, as the obtuse of souping was amounted with the assault, I &bathe I was bound to eased time be eha defeadaat to stew*, the .barge. Now, taking the livi dness as It stains. I mast saymaless Ism ti boilers that Lay bas grossly pillared hiss-If, that be has made oat a ease to prove that two parties wan easoursed la tatting him to a how end them ontaising hist egslost his will. It seems t a r aa trl s tely that a party was histrseted to say ha bad a writ s e Lay, as Kay was linty to be sowed by the same of a writ fee a debt stills wife's, wbiab, from viral his testis aired leas sot as lopeobsble natter. Bat oartslair, wbothor a bead was pat siva /Lay or est, it is else" that be was takes to a boyar, Us door locked upon him, sad the lint paten that appeared was lonian*, who told him be should ast Mew him to go oat of the home twit ha peed to torten plan Mune that tads rests solely es Kars evidemn bat be was teat as go la bad I sad way ale, if be was an thelaisad W the harm f Mas et the plow for dais( away with Bawd lads, was that so fahatasat for coespi racy sheen - be telleked Wind the boas of the sensed; parties shaaM Win a jestier,sad Mae sonatas like u ems trial ; sad Main the new plaa gives as a goad deal of trouble, I think M as eassediagly good Ong for the petals Now what bths maltlea of this....? Aye or ao, is nave • prima fasnars sr swarnney wad, oat by the fans? Cate I say so ? Than Iy I Wait, • prima fun ens of con spiran to get • gestistasa tato the bauds of Johnston for lam purpose. TM nostiodisp, as the affair tans oat, sad la ant le anding. It is alleged that In was rot alto the of ishastess la *nee to obtain something by wblab Me dean abashd be set aside. Then an esstaisly pent to _ge W a Jan. TM Minna' of Johannes Melt nabs a &ay, for le says I bad so other wens to inane we to get sa Warner, with him. Ido sot an what a jury meld do, bat I OM • tread jary would lad a MI as this prima feels andsask sad I wan, Uneaten Wad him over te mown 1611 Mr. Dedida ll =late reepossible bail. Mr. &Mom s = that Jobartuse's own reioni sans would he MIL Mr. &aim dileidsd that the defesdast nut dad good THE LATE CHATIGI or NEGLECT AGAINST THE j ib AOlllO/111.11.1 Or WiTIIIIISTIR OSTITAL.—At as 'G amest roossoly bell at the Homiest fo r B. 'Mal, ea the body of a little girl, aimed Ann B , who dled la era. swooso of befog raa oar by • b, a Gismo of warless was 'wade by Mr. Now 11/WSW one f the hospital elloiale, who, It was stated, had left the Oil itaattoidail to for half ea hoer. la wosellasee with the waeodatlea of tte esreser's jury, a esb.eonatuttee ee eposistod by the weekly bawd to broadest* the tar. This sowialtto, ' of which Lord Charlie Remelt ISM chairman, hue Intl mated that, after a ',metal teeeetletiee. they felt ettleded iii,“ was se grass oiliest, bat at H• saws tiro. Hwy were meth Waited to Kr. Now IN ibs.pari be bad Sikes is the atait. THE LATE FATAL COLLIERY EXPLOSION IN' GLAMORGANSHLRA PONTYPRIDD, NoirDAT, JULY 25. The *east op= the bodies of ths p;rooas killed la the resent mimics at the colliery of Moms. losele sad Co., at Dimmer, eaustremed this awning before Mr . Overtea, the wrens: fee the Merthyr Tydvil diet , kt. The greatest lowest was suited (*the litquiry. ♦ trove dis astrous implosisa had sever before ~warred la the distrist, sad the streets of Pontypridd, whisk is a few miles hem the Cyan', ',Wiry, were crowded with sollkal mudeas to be promo at the inquest. Mr. Themes Rama, the local inspector of adzes, wes patent daring the promsdiap, so also were Kr. Mack worth, the late loud imparter, sad Mr. Dsckeasoo, who were seat dews spetrally by the geverameat ; Mr. Huddle tram, of the Oohed Cl ve% attesded ea the part of the swain sad gammen of the Dyson*? colliery; sad Ml. J. G. Owes, of Newport, &treaded an behalf of the am- Wrists agars sad the Meade of the deceased. Thii invest was hold at the Beakers' Arms, the prin apt Ma is the awe, but se there use so to.. in the inn esitedeady large to seeessaodate the jury a shed wee •reeled la the yard. The ponies devoted to the public watterowded is every fart immediately th• preetedins were spend, sad every available spot from whin the proceed. lap meld be viewed was speedily occupied. The jury Wain bees sworn, The Conan addressed them at ease Ins*, sallies at. testi= to the satire of the saddest, sad stating net at his request the goverment bad meat down Mr. Boiler, a legal gentleman, to weak the proceedings, sad set la injustice with the govornmeat inspeetors. The resent mann had bees the sun disistross which had over oceurred I. Broth Wales, or in deed la the whole of the kiagdom. Then had bees numerate colliery amides% is the dietriet la former tines, but es so esesa•a bed there bees so large a nail's of human Ulu He eatrested the jury to discard from their Wade say rumours whisk they might base bead out of doors. TM imeetigetioa would be of the sad searching cheesed►, sad all no strides*, that mild be brought epos the son Maths" 'cicalae or otherwies, would be laid before them. If they found that the esplosioa arose frost the culpable earelesuiess or ameligtace of the persons is sharp of the she, er is coespeens of a breech of the est tot regulating sollimin it would be their duty to rears nob s veal* as would man a further inquiry Is nether mat It was safeassately the ens that la moms mime Impertaat rule for securing the safety of the sea bad ben neglected, sad elate the as' ease late operation all the academe whin had warred la this distrist bad marred la these collieries la which the rules were lax sad Is whin the natilatioa had sot bees properly sanded to. Mr. Jams H. lassie, the skier proprietor of the (Imam Cellisein we ilea milled to peen the ewaseship of the alas Is which the .*,Neat marred. Ts• collieries in sisted of two pits, sailed the old sad sew, la tb• Mum of whin the uplesios took plies oa the 16th of July. He produced the rule by whin the pits wen regulated. They were printed la Welsh and Bailin, sad he had moaned the noel letter hem the goverment approval/ them. Per many be teak so part to t►e maassemest of the solliery, bat be had gives diremices for plans a copy of the roles is the heads of every osalin. The panes responsible for the mensgemest of t►e gallery were Mr. Jibes Thanes. the gonna manager; Mr. Mined Hay, colliery agent; Mr. David Oray, seinen ages; fns February nal within a few days of the saddest ; It/salsa Rewinds, overman ; end three Brew aimed William Themes, Merges Row laad, sad David Jens. Mr. Jabes Themes was ',plausible meaner as dolled by the act, sad bad the nth, antra of the seldery. Whams bad as somatuaintioa whatever with say of the *thee 1111110/11, ►at it wee Moira & to state that he had sena oarialled or impeded the eapeaditme el mosey is order to snare the safety of the line of the mut. Oa the notary, he had always ezpromed a rmadhe• to adopt say ouggestine askrelnal to stale that open Hy Mr. Owes—ls 11164 rinses dies►eeged two Memos as the repressatation a Mr. Themes. The maim area la amapmenee, but the sew arena were an sew la hie em ployment. The strike lasted for 22 weeks. and the law was bresgla spot the men far riot. The generally ex pressed a want of aseildesee Is t►e new sea, sad stood out for the reappelememt of the old men. Considerable repos ability snaked to the Mks of trews, it being their duty tease that the miss was properly ventilated. By Mr. Haddlestome—Mr. Jelin Thomas, the moral saaassas. la a =as el ism 'sp■tiss's. MS Ms isms 20 pars soder say tabor sad smell is the issaairemest of esilkarks, sad I bays tbs grest.st madams is Na. Hs is sot a pumas. BF Mr.lisas—l bays reesised as eosuataleatias from fita imposter of the diaarict as to the working of Use aloe. By Ms. ifineworth•—• sedan exp'o•loa wound at the Midis paw*" Colliery saws yearsage. I hare a. recol lee** of hostas neelved a letter Ma you, shortly disc that assidest, ulnae my aunties to the aessecity of guard*. against the esemease of soh sa *eldest la ay *Merles. I heresies ae mallet** et lasts( meived copy at the bweeetees plated report soca the Middle Daffodil esplalea. I have aci reimilwasas of aver lariat nerived a letter boa yea la referee* to ay oollieriaa. I ha* 6es is the habit of .titter, the Macs omaloaally, hat I waver aw say plea showing the maser la which I resseasseaded the veatilatioa to be denied oat. Ms. Ray was usdergresad maw, la 11134 whoa aa **dm essureed. Thera were rules L eahtease at that Mae, bat they were set distributed aerates Oa ma se they are at pressat Mr. Meirkwortit hers said that he proposed to show by Mr. heels that la the MISS adopted at the Cpaawr Col lieries the previsions alb. set of parliamet bad sot boor filly tarried out. Mr. Insole seat • espy of a set of rates to the Rena-odes I. Ncvsaber loot. la whkh the Was with regard to mdety Isar were withal, omitted. The Omeurr said it wee set asesseary to eater late say aeaalletloao that bad him plass with 'inset to the rules. TM ieir duskW Ur het Wort this that the rules had boos maws by lib, gersianast. TM pdassedlar were thou adjoersed for ea host. THE CONVICT DOVE. We ladeeetted that Mr. Baron Bramwell has ful filled lie premiss to the wretched crusted, tint the tepee mamtislies ecl She jury should be forwarded to the proper gamier. His lordship has communicated the upend= of sympathy whisk the Jury appesehat to their verJin to the asesscaug but, we believe, we are right is stung that ttla leaned judge did sot express to the Suntan of State hie ameareesse - IS the resomussdatiou, sad that, as the Wiiition, M seasiltred aad still insiders that the envie- Oa was right—that the verdict of " Guilty " wee fay bo nded by the evidence. It has bees a matter of very semen inanry es to bow the verdict sad resemandadas of the Jury wore arrived at. We beUevo we eau solve the problem. It is raid, aid we Mak the rasentr may be relied epos, that when the jury retired on bettuday stasis, it wee pupated by eve as mon of them, that they should songs to prayer to God to direst theis to a righteous cosoluits. The rut of the ion to whom the suggestios was ands, usested. The j cry did espy la prayer, after which they emended to deli berate its to what should be their verdict. Tea of these were prepared to miters as usqualilled maid of "guilty," bet two hesitated, which In to • dientsios whether the .v dense Veind junky them is returning • verdict of et inked del OW gad of issesity. The =quit, weld sot WNW, to Mk • eywestioo, and eventually a °instead., w Welled, the minority admittios that the pnweer ought to be fraud frailty, sad the majority impieties to meemputy that verdict with I remeameadetion to mercy, "IS the gresad of &Native iseelleet." We beer that whoa the weighed sass wee removed to the condemned sell es Bataan sight, he became very seaeibly fasted. He 'visaed coseiderable eacihessest sad assiety of 'MA whidi soetUsed, more or lees, der's, the sight. Of gauged be had, sad has still, nee or more peruse i n 00 ,,. stoat allendemes *pea him Oa Sunday, Due was visited bylined like Wanes. soder his father's will This gentle mem seamed YU desvereatios with the casein ettadollog with Mm with respect to the awful fate that awaited hi., sad esdeamanag to arouse him to a sense of the import saes of his Wearies himrelf epos the pity and forgiveness of as ellimilod but merciful God. Dove wee recommended to prepa re himself for the worst, shin be replied, it is said, Well, if it i• to be 1.. It • ill be for My ewe good sod the glory God." On Wedueday, the unhappy sus was visited by the Bev. W. Y. Poulton, from Leeds, who had bees specially requested to see him. Mr. Peaches was aseompeand by the Rev. J. Henley, of York, who has rainisiered regularly to the nigtual waste of the ceuiet ever slam his imenaltrasst to York Castle, is Marsh last. We undentead that the rev. patinae. seasated la ankles an impression %pen Duce. whisk had probably Imes somewhat prepared few It by his having mead, taken to midis' books suggestive of th adapted to • man pined is his fesrful position. The aid maimed apse his land onus, however, to have quisklig mesa away, es be relapsed late lie previous state of aggammtly callous ladifferesee. It has beta stated that the eassettles, if the rememseadatim of the jury be not attended to, will take plain on Saturday, the 2nd of Aare& This, hunter, is not the fast. Tee rule is, that any napped left foe entrains shall oat be basted trail twellnedays haw elapsed sitar the Judges of anise leave the Air; end they did mot take their departure es the pre- 1 seat imemioa Leal the early pert of the week. Oman- Aquietly, the imerntlea would an take plass till the 9th if ngus. —Let THE POLICE COURTS NANSION-HOUSR. —.---.. Elizabeth Tregerthen, • notorious impostor, of plausible demeanour, war charged before Sir R. W. Carden with begging. Kr. J. Grim, Work to a mercantile firm is St. Paul's Churchyard, stated—Os Saturday afternoon I wee standing at the door of my employer's premises when the prisoner approached me, and, after apologiaing for speaking to me , said she war In very great distress, having only • short time before some from Pusan.' in search of a situation ; that she had beta sossecessfal in obtaining one, and all her means of subsistence wars ezhausted ; that for the lut three eights she had had to walk the streets for want of money to procure • lodging, and that she had searesly any thing to eat for several days. Elbe also raid ttat If she did sot shortly obtain relief she war feted that she might be induced to take away her own life. I told her that nay assistenoe I could reader her must necessarily be of • temporary char/our, and recommended her to apply to the parochial authorities without delay. She re plied that in that can she would be compelled to go to the workhouse, which would be most distestrfal to her as she had been well brought tap, and that it would break her heart. She added that whilst walking the streets at night great insult and indignity had been offered by the opposite sea, which had particularly distressed her mind and wounded her feelings. I war so moved by her story sad the apparently truthful manna, in which it was told that I gave bar a shillisg. As she was leavisg me • clerk in our establishmect came up and asked me if I bad relieved her, and on my replying that I bad, he said the Prisoner war an impostor, and theta short time previously she had obtained Bd. trout him by narrating • similar tale of poverty and She er Upon this I caused her to be taken into custody. She also told me that on the previous Sunday abs had attended Divine Service three times. _ _ Mr. W. Barrett said that the prisoner came to hint at the marabous* loose week. before, and told hies t h e same story. It was stated that a. primmer had celled upon a good many people, and made similar repressatatioss. Bh. had also applied at this court two or three months ago, stating that SIM had Just come from Cornwall, and waste a destitute state. Sir H. W. Cardin said he had no doubt she bad be.. im pain out people for peen. He should commit her to prises for a math, with bard labour. .WORBHW-STREBT. Mr. Joha Charlse O.rmu s , a horsehair weaver and sieve manafactszer, formerly of Old Pord, bat at prosiest carry iag on business in York-street, Betkaal-green wee charged with bevies grossly neglected gad ill-treat ed Ave yeas( girls, his appreaticee, whom ape varied from 14 to 17 years. Mr. Janus, clerk to the beard of gmardisas of the Holborn anion, attended to wateh the ease au behalf of the coin-' plainest', who had been appreatiesd to the defendant by tke authorities of that parish. Mr. Charles Chetah', the relieving dim of the Bethnal green union, 'Med that he proceeded, about tea days sines, to the defendant's premises, which caudated only of three wretchedly fernished rooms for the (mend accommodation of himself and his wife, • female lodger, and the five apprentices. The defendant and his wife ware both intealcated at the time of his arrival ; bat hides seeettaleed that hs would tad the apprentices at the top of the house, be made hie way to a email attic, which they used in common as theft workshop and despise and sitting la apartment There were two beds the rcom, the 'overlap of which were begrimed with dirt, bat scarcely say other Waiters, and the whole place presented ea appears's* of squalid destitution. On qmestioniag the poor girls with regard to their miserable primal appearance, they in formed Idea that they bad been compelled to part with the rest of their slothg so procure hod, with which their mu tar bad refused to provide them. Having elicited from them, after some further tioeversation that they had been shamefully neglected and ill treated Is Other particulars, he felt It his duty to undertake that' temporary abuse, and transferred them to the w. rkhouse. somplaitenta. stated that DOM 704111 does She was apprenticed from Holborn Union to the defendant, who had subjected her to very hash treatment, having ormaionally beats. her with leathern strap, sad that both her nester and mistreat were liebiteal drunkards. Witness and tbe other appnntices Wife generally compelled to provide thernesives with food and Walking, although their p earninp emanated only to as. a week, In ems% mace of their muter' neglect in supplying them with the nemtmary 'materiels for their work. The bedding amenunodatiom wee ef the went de scription, as they had slept wittiest Mena hesearly two years, d.rlag which period the blokes bed net ea= bees molted. eke had led a =hatable We from the deeneeser Sent of her apprenticeship, sad she hoped t►e magistrates would cannel the indentures. _ _ &aaewnitiTihrsharp, the defendant said that he bad remedy fallen into adverse cinnuastaaces, which preeladad him from discharging his duties toward, his apprentscas to the extent he had originally intended, but that he had studied their comforts as far ae his mesas allowed, and should be shit, to prove that the aosenat they had given as to their alined antveacies was greatly exaggerated. Mary Leas Williams ' who desenbed herbed as a married woman, was then waled, and stated that was a lodger is the lime*, sad sus had aim area anything in the me duct of the defendant towards his apprentices which at all jestilled the prment antaplaits• She had beau fittest a. and..etead that the dafeadaat had messed to supply them with food, oa the madams that they paid him Bd. a day oat of their laming; fallen which they were expected to provide for their owe maiateomes. She considered it to he their own fault if they waived proper neessearks, se they were capable damning about 104. s day. Oa beteg closely premed by the magistrate, the whams stated that the bedding wit certainly rather Weenies, sad that the appreatime senwtintas muniard without food from their early breakfast how estil ma or asses is Messiest. She also admitted that the defendeat sad hie wife " took a drop sometime'," but that the lady, is that roe feat, was worn than her husband. It was only st latereala that witases lodged in the house, on which oosesions she was in the habit of 818,01 at the foot of the bed occupied by the defendant sad ►is wife. _ _ In reply to • question from the raagisirste, It was iati noted by Mr. Janes, from th• Holborn Union, that tb• defendant had received • IffliMiUM of 6f. with sash of the girl., who bad been severally appreatured to bias arvarions tines within the lest tin years, but as he bad naaiiestly failed to fulfil the conditions of hie engagement, it was obviously desirable that the ladeatens should be at ono cancelled. ------. kr. D'Syneourt said that abundant evident,' bad bees placed before Bien to show that the defendant had been so scandalously wanting in his dety towards the unfortunate children who had been plead twilir his ears, that he con sidered there was almost sufficient to justify his pro. mention by indictment, and he should not only order the indentures to be cancelled, but require him to refund a por tion of the prosaism, au:ousting to 2i. is iamb of the eases which had been brought under his notice With regard to the case of the fifth girl, who was not in attendance, he should suspend the ...mess for investigation on a future day. FIGHTING IN A RAILWAY CARRIAGE. Richard Irving, of Port Carlisle, and Thorns. Lawson, of Gismos, were brough' before the rotting magi strates at the Courthouse, Carlisle, on Saturday last, charged with fighting in one of the carriages of the Port Carlisle Dock and Railway Conically while travelling. Mr. Nelms, solicitor to the company, appeared to proessmte, and said that as Irvi■g had expressed has deep regret for what had occurred, and offered to pay all aspen..., the company would hays no objection to abandon the cam against his. Mr. Fenian. Lowman, of Rome. hail, and Mr. Councillor Forster, of Carlisle, were then called to p►ove the charge against Lawson. From their strides.. It appeared that soon after the train left' Carlisle, Irving, who was sitting in the some compart ment as Lawson, began to use very abusive language, end, as this tailed to irritate Lawson, be Wit hie right fist and deliberately hit him a blow in the face. Lawson re taliated, and a regular " set-to" was the result. The females in the emigre screamed terrifically; and the belli gerents foeght for at least ten minutes, at the end of which Irving, being worsted, gave up the contest. Lawson, who seemed to have been takes by esti). i‘e, (ought with his gloves on. Some IP-feeling bad existed between them pre viously. Mr. Hodgson, chairman of the besoh, said the sompasy bad evidently compromised the matter with the ageressor, as Lawson had bees ectieg on the defensive ; and therefore the sagirraies would tot feel satisfied sinless Irving was prodeeed. Mr. Nmson said be had no objection to the alter ion of this course. the conduct of both men having been so disgraceful, that the company thought they ought to be proeetaied. Hs had advised ',via' to appear, sad abide the &Matta of the beech. A l olioe Aker ►aving been dispatched for living, be sppeosred Is the soars • of a few minister, and placed guilty to ihe charge. Mr. Hodgson said this sou ' , idly a very disgraceful affair, I part•ru ary 44 regarded Irving, who had been the aggressor. Hoping, however, that what had already been done would have the /fleet of tit eventing a similar occurrence, the bench would fine Irving in the ens of 10 . and costa, only, and Lawson is. Teo fine sad cost, amounted to 21. In THE ALLEGED FLOGGING IN TEE MABTLEEONI Wortio °res.—Yesterday aa 'squirt, which had lasted three days, was concluded by the dlr. eton cod outclass of the poor of Marylehose, to the board-room of the workhouse. Mr. Ryan, the muter of the workhouse, and Green end Brown, the porter., were Its persou whose conduct was wider hnestioatioa, It having been stated la the coarse of emu procindinee before Mr. Brough toa, the maple rate, that they had violently beatce some of of the female Mutates of the workhouse with canes, and with a horsewhip. The surgeon to the w, Taboos. proved that the girls, wt.o were all ander 20 years of age, had ‘lOlO severely maltreated. On the part of the master and the' porters, it wee eoatoadtd that the girls, who were of the wont clan, wen very violent, and that it was •OCIPOOary to ue the canes, Re., in self-deferee At the close of the is. query Mr. Venheems, seconded by Mr. Tindall, moved that the master sad porters be stooge dismi•sed. The Rev. Me. Marks also soil it'd the motion. Mr. Battiog considered II severe reprinaad would be andlcient, with an intimation that a repultioa of such conduct would be followed by Instant dismissal. Mr. Braes seconded the nmeadmut. The Roo. Mr. Pelham, Mr. Nieholey, and others, having etroanly ensured the undue% of the muter and porton. the amendment, after two divisions, was adopted by a ll majority. REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE, DURING ME PAST WEEK. (Troia the Mark Low kp'u..) FOREIGN. Notwithstanding favourable weather. the flour market tin Peri, km given way but little since our last, the general Urania of north keeping prime tolerably well sustained, the four marks ior present de livery being held at .00i. Sec. to i u if. ('qua. to Os En, lin per 31101 i bli. with If. loss for August Wheat also kept its price, w i th a Umtbonne. In some of the depsrtments there was a dechne, but In others a rise. Hie fall at Paimpol wee If. In. per beet. (3a. N. per qr. Englisti), and the rise at Gen 1. 72e. per beet. (4. ter qr. English). With large impolite at Manwilles, the markei wir• 1.,, and wheat readily dthowd of, with • nod deal of spoculame foe distant delivery. At Bordikatii ago ; Nines kept up, fr,in the p scarcity. In about • we. k the result of Use harvest in this lam Uty was expected io be known. Nem were dearer, sod oats rather obeeper. The benneve of the nuncepliere of the 24th lolls en by a storm so Hem. Advicn thee varied as to the ' market% MOW were scanty; but about 0,000 barrels flow, and 214,0111 knish wheat were en prime from America. The pub nice weal of well. red American wheat bringing thf. SOc. to 47f. Sic. ppeort 100 lan Very favourable accounts respecting the iamb the IsoL NM from Nantes, the Inundations not wriously effecting llen The Ildglea areitels show ao new features of interest, prices of ahead mg odor grab realaing muck as last quoted. VWay *oar shins rine hats lioteact. Th eftoraess of Mona sousafre heap*, nem high. New Duh rapeseed bad ap. peseaAead bought gle. Ns. to 445. per lam; caraway, 34a, 64, per AresaMe 1A Made glow e firing way in price% which led to Kew bedew. hi wham; mixed quality fetching 625. 60. to 675. per qr. Sappho of rye had arrived from }this* but trade was slack. The rpm berme was sommening in the neiehbourhoth of Berlin, but abed he.. hindered by • few days' rain : this circumstance, wita sontlagal short arrivals, kept all corn high-priced, wheat,. flour then Wog a dull sale. Heavy rye was worth ths. 3d. ts SI& 6d. per qr.; wheel ken Me. to 725. 6d. per qr. Adam hew Algiers report very short arrivals of wheat, which wee heed el Set per 100 kin., there being buyers at 31f, At Odom lower Woes were excepted, there being • credits' so. amaledes deft* Ince the war ; 7, tOO qrs. soft wheat were sold oit Ilaredlles agegaer, at the. to Of., per qr., end 1,400 qrk maim at 1106. N. kg lager? a month hence. Lui•eed more sought, at Sus. to 3.4 pm .; br Dekker delivery the price was 46e. per qr. ty Daoubian prinenp.litl. s mortally the hareem was well spoken of, more favourable accounts being now received from Little Wallacla. In some dietricta reaping had oommeaced, and by the sznalissmples sent In the quality was extra flee; but then were not fully lobe depended on. From Botha wheat brought the. U. per pasqr. So amme Bentham of mane wen made toe Turkey. Nothing we, sing la The mo aye. =diet ham slackened In communes of arrivals, there =lrealinkies of Is. to 20. 6d. per qr. on new wheat; but the et Matta maniples kept prices of ruck supported. The ur. leveggelle advises. howerer, the yield of the Dew crop were con. Sneed. The wales suffere ate d, Ant by h. sey aim, sod afterwards Li *eight Ushers whites report the wham antral of nth, bat with gore Askew. All through Teem le we thought the heavy Wine s 11111101111111 MO the ingot tai wee, wbleb was wafering severely tea ftia.a. MAW imples were ar ri ving from the country, as was quoted OM. per quarter Englain at .tamkilos 0. 14.. N. per quarter. At Pisa thrice it I g n i ti wheel mos length to menet is waked for the demand. At Naples She fpeseetkee her wheat was 446.6 d. per quarter ; for le lopeenlar gde per warm. Man had Bodeen by drought la harvest *noshed lade wee reported to be good. la the gautrellen offialei prime hod not farther receded. At Vie. torte the Millen' Winn wheat was tis. 6d.• toe seed as bah el 14a. N. pw Mont Ira rid; an were Ma 4.'to c per halal; flour fel. per ka. The pelse of breed at Adelaide ins 6d. per 210..; flour WA. per b. Arrivals were good .t Sydney, sod rates sustained. • wry atelmated Imines had taken plan at New York at higher pint Or kw, the new end medium mirth being 40c. to 500. per be , . deen%n i ts. dia llt d ee M, per tel. mixers end ake ~ flusc re j i ; ,, ers .i llr ke l ► l, to nem& oar till the whoring of the new crop, harvest being ono. peeled la the spodk espestad to wanasees nab west a soother week ; imis Mr soli Is Wes days. Wheat pro is wee else wed soelelawk wed seamd ladles awn we rather dee m. .Y MONIS we, . e eke Improved. g doh. 765. being refund for weans Saw, extra was weight dole. 3be. to 7 dais. the , per brl., red whist l dol. 4356. to I del.6the., white I dol. thc. per an , . lips Me. ; white Maas Ma, miaow the. to 63e. potherb. At Chicago Indira own was Is. =>R dd. Weber, bat Lot where the price or whisk wee quoted 000. Niles per qr.; Boar the. to 24. ter brL; dye DM par pr. • oats 00. te Oa N. per 25410.. • maize 145. 9d. per 11010.. Aileetiolii b e. Untruth alliame favourable as reepects the burn • the erythema we. =peeled la lbotemtor, the present price SM. fel: per qr. t lour wee Is. ed. daarte, 23.. 3d. ' to 290. for middling; oats leg bd. to pee 2361 ha.; barley 26a, 94. per 3141t0. Ihe whitens s Prom New 'fork and o th er parts nu Ist September last were : Sou 1,212,733 On., wheat 4,034,3.0 bosh. MAR X XXITRXB.—Ivim U. iDellvotel.,Pr. 1 , 7 a.! 1533. 23.70. /t 110,06 0 illi.ooo 8,001 IsB.ooo 73,003 117,?00 LONDON WEEKLY Inver lad. 900.0. W. India seam 1.200 Maw Ms bap 12,000 8 99 8 21 110120425 p 1.999 Farol92l ll,lOO Cores. B. P 9 Webs ----UM V Oryks arks P 2:01052. 1,740 17.1100 11,300 10,0163 62 176 10 530 266 760 1. 4 i 0 1 TALLOW. 460 0,330 9,440 6,000 2,110 12,600 440 4,500 0,11(.0 "$O9 10,100 TlMMighlut MA week the tallow starkest was steady. 71* arrival Of (lASI sinks tram itssisn ports tended to roam the pressure up= gag Meek teMit wee felt up to Moeda) last, and en the st gehesase Meer ISM Ma that day. Them are now on the way 'hot,: 1,10 aria Pb. Iteersrd &beery there was conaiderable speculsthe kaga ir all• 16, asses 511 Ms week Irom ~ the i r ow s: y ul e :ea . :lto Ste. I ha t admi••eimills%Mid ers leave off Mr that period very mush the same so its Illinesp it We ban to a s a continuance of the matinee tal chems•ll. lei as spa sod fur future delivery. The supply of mutt 1•11 mi Is NU medsrate. At publis sales cat Friday, of 7 0 Mai edined. shout maks sold. American. 51s. GC to SU Our aloft pins sm—spet, Ils.; August and deliveries, lOs NSA, mid December, 49a. 9d.: separate monthly deliveries, Ws. to See. Id. Town Hato 51e. net nosh. St. Petersburg advice., by telegraph, to 2 the tallow, on spot, ISO; August, 147,10 down. Ftschense. 361. — Crew Mears. Smith and Charlet/ Cumin of Monday evening. COTTON.—Lavurooc, Jam 28.—Tbe market dosed with . eery steady feeling, and prime of all kinds wars undimmed, at tM current rates of last week. The sales today are animated at 1,010 halos, 950 for import and WO on speculation, comprising 350 l'ernam and Ye mohair*. to 71d.; 33• F.gyptlaia, Sad. to lid.; 1,500 Surat, ltd to 30. felt lb. The Myosin Thursday wets 0,010 bales. JILT 23.—The .upply of outle„orbieh In! lerstiaolret 11esk.wee room than wee requirti:tosappty the mate of bumm, aad hoiden were compelled to ampt 114 d. per lb.. wbleb wr the extreme pries alma. though lad general quotettoo ma Id. below that name. The MON rem gks apply to weep, of Mara we were well supplied. and • lame umber was ant unsold. Beef. 511/. Weld. per lb.; mettcajd. to Rd. per lb. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABIIALTIES. beets (es), bases to iiit;:irbi7sh ialled 96M Mat.. has out tea with machinery damseed.-111verpool, July B. L beet, sanded black, with four Might oar. sod two Duarte, wig July 13, Id. .3 N., kin. 43 W., by the Ocean Bride, from rr . a "l' micht.—Llorpool, July IS. Leask of all marked w 1 as $8 31.* wee *bad up In lat. 49 N., lee. 21 W., by the Emily, mind at towleundlasd.—Llreryeel, Jul) 23. leralasoog Burs an POLIZON Poem—Bbepherdell, Ba Ell - land. Billiodli b tl r, Canadian ( .6) , Glencairn. Adept , d ares. Home, and BB flmith. at Quebec ; Joseph Tarratt, and Sardi nian, at Melbourne ; POlMpelphla, Africa (a), EamilMor. Guy Manner iel, Dreadnought, Caaman, and Vanguard, at New York ; Vides, a. ' Virginia ; Alamo, and Wiehillest, at baton ; Ontario, at Portland. Manama, at ht. John's, N. 8., Royal Victoria. at Charleston ; Nia gara. at ; Watson. and WWI. Scott, at Para; !Isaias, and Alamo. at Galveston ; Cbioora, and nilbtra, at New Orleans ; North. land, J. P. Moen, and Nonpareil, at Philadelphui ; Byzantium, at Dame ; Arno its), at Genoa ; Paguinaham, at Trieste; Baalbec (1s), at lam; Julia y ricotta, at Trinidad de Cuba ; Charles E...eard, at the lislagt ; Jules et Marie, at Dunkirk ; and Edward, at Tanana ; Fortunatss, and Muago Park, at Halifax. loam rat Lanatoot. Primal de Mayo, from Matinees. July I. The Fairy Motes, sailed truss Adelaid• for Maxilla April 24. Livorpoo., J toy lbe handl, don, from Callao for this port, off Closaustoirts, Jolt 37. la til daya—Llrerpool, July A. VEBSKLB SPOKEN WITH. Abbott, from Liverpool for Algoa Pay, Jose SO, let. IS N., 101.1 S W. Brawn Empire, Irvin Undo++ for Hobart Town, March 11, tat. IS 8., km. Re W. Cita* trues Liverpool for Phonate, June 17, lat. r N., lon. 21 W. )11111tel Brook, Iron) avville for London), July 20 off Cape Plauterre. Polomiae, from London for ►Jdn,y, Marco RI, 1at.117 tl., lon. 11 W. euvannah end Anna, from L. soon for Ackla,de, Mynas 25,14.32 10n.6 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AFFLECE. -Joly It. at Hnrsta•d Hall, Norfolk, the wife of Si, E. *Seek, Bart., of a daughter. BRAND.—JoIy 25, at Cariton.bill East, St. Johnlowocd, the wife of Mr. W. Brand, at a Ina. CUAPPLE.—JuIy 2i, at etult , n.hUl East, St. Joht.'o.wood, the wile of CbaPPle. eq., of a dtughter. CLARK.-1 tug 20, at al ontegu.place, Ituseell.equare, the wife of Dr. A. Clark, of a daughter. 9UTTON.-3uly 16, at Eget Dulwich, the wile of (barks W. C. ' Hutton, of a daughter. PAOET.—JuIy 33, at Eaoiemerc.pl•ee, Lady Clarence Paget, of • daughter. PEIInEKTON.—JuIy 25, at Barren, Durham, the wife of B. L rem. hence, EN., of • two. MARRIAGES. ASCSER—TCHNER.—J;y — 247.71.7 - i i - telifre Church, Tartans.. Wiliam (Morse, too f W. Archer. E.q.. of aireetham. Surrey, to Mary Jane, desolator of the late C. T. Turner. , of Bradfird. BIGGn—OGLE.—JuIy 24, at Beckenham Church, kest. by the Be,. M.A . C S. di re, fin,., of 130.1.0. Noribumberl.ad. to ▪ katbartuo, daughter of the hat J. W. Ogle, 8.q., el OW. ood, reckainham. CA kel'elliLL ATISTEM.—JuIy 24, a' Weft Wiekbem, Kent. he the ker. Sir C.P. Ferneby. Nan. the fle•. J. (Marcell, DAL, Master 4 Christ's College. Caw bricoe, to Frames Cara, daughter Of the Ike. J. T. Amite°, Sector of tl (-et It tektroo. bILSKR—THOMAS.— July 1 at bustace street Choral, Dublin, by the fattier of the Mate, satiated by the net. !mei* Hutto% 0.0., Mr. Thrums Tteopte 2 , l:ter, of a roortbridge. to Emma Ann, eider daughter o tM Kee. T F. Thomas, of Dublin, and late of Ipswich. DEATHS. DUTTON.—JuIy 24, Vary, who of Mr. J. Halloo, of Dokuutreet. Leen crsl. aged al. OANURT. July 15. at Lusumplace, norm square, R. Gasquot. !se., Y.R.C.s.. aged 67. GoRING.—JuIy fa, .t Belgraawoqoars, 3. Goths', Esq., aged HOWARD.—JuIy 4J, at oryosour•ylsce, Nest brulapton, U. Howard. Lg.. aged MI. ISJEUT.—JuIy $l. at Lardowugreacast, ClAttashara, Hamlet Await, daughter of Ileisi.t.se. C. Wordy. C.a. aval IL.IL !dotal sad pubmhed hy 'Amur Km ilkil3, of No. Stmt. la the City of Loudon. Primer. at the 01M. t= farm. In Inn Preasyet of 1* Itaelzian.—T UhaDAT..I cti If. WA 1