The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-08 00:00:00

INDIA. 'rho to:Lowing is frees the sammary of the Orevlunt /k, 7.ftes of Sept. 10 limo country le gloomily quiet. The dissharged Orsini are embarking kir Europe. 1 he appointment of Sir Erskine Perry to a wit is thJ t unseal of Latta. and of Sir Henry Fevre as the e,ce•vicr of Sir J. P: Grant is the commit of Cal have gt•en 11 , e4 elltinfection in this country. hits wants men more than wiessures, sad the appointment of haifm-dozirn man like the preemie lir/verso, af Madras to ausecane aatbority will es more for its future welters than an ten thousand terciatione of Al. Legislative There hi. been no Material Ching* in our import market, the business' truneacted being to a limited stunt, owing to the state of the wet weather; the moony market Its. exhibited no change ; and the rates of tweocuit far government and private semen tine remain at d and 7 per ant. respectively. The ranee of freights and exchange, which had slightly advaseed, have receded again. It is believed in Calcutta that the Governor-Gene ral will proceed to the Upper Provinces in October NIL Sit P. Grant. the Commander-in-Chef at Mader, hoe received oews by telegram that Major Nott had completely surmised Fame Shah. Whether he is taken or sot ia not Mar. Iron works at Name Tal have been fairly opened, when Mr. Rees Davie has succeeded in manatee taring iron from native ore. The rich iron ore in the neighbourhood az.d all the other requisites had been brought to the notice of the govenumsat by Colonel Drummed, bat it was reserved for private enterprise to set up the work in earnest. The disturbances at Senors and Khateria are set yet over. The Ranee has sot paid her troops, and therefore there is u niversal discontent. It bus bees constantly repotted by credible pencils, dist the Jeypore government is going to disarms the forces and also the people; and to the the Rajah has given hiv comet. Hut the troops are very obstinate in inirreneering their weapon,. They all appear.dis affected with the Bri , ish government. The Madras Bpretator confirms the intelligence of the remove: of the Hydrabad residency from enudder ()haat to ltolaram. With reference to Sir Patrick Grant's recommendation that Secunderabad should be abandoned and the whole of the subsidiary force moved towards Trimnlghery, it is reported that the resident, Colonel Davidson, has distinctly pointed oat to the soma government, the immense outlay, mounting to several lakhs of rupees, which such removal will render necessary. Secunderabad will in ail probability be still allowed to flourish as one of the begat military stations in India. In anticipation of the sanction of government, the Co' amender-an-Chief has directed the following temporary , ergamstion of the European regiments of her Majesty's Indian Army oa the Bengal esta blishment, from the let proslme Oareiry reetieeete to be dfirlded hie beeps of ace ler them 60 weak est the of the camber barmaid' the return% emu ea deem of eil sea tads( their dlieherge. The helm to be equally &art toted moose the beep thee twin um tenet& !literary regiments are to b. divided Ye etearesies of hit leas thee 60 reek .ad Ale of the rumba beise as the MUM% eallearlastre of .11 ore taking their dleeherr. An eatethig eirgemata, dimmer., end trumpeters se to he &Med se molly se preelble mown the t 0..,. ma sad proreoh me me Dot to take place sow briber eels% or until No BMW of ase-ceetedoeloreed eines Ms below the re pent.* reoeetly bed . eft . 1 eureeeet sad 1 wpml to every printer. excluetre of guff soa-comesieeioesi same A letter from Augur to the DelAi Gazette, dated Ikh instant. says •—•• The notorious rebel, Hem thug, who. you may !emeni her, I told yoa was hover ing about in this neighbourhood and eluding the Arilance of our spies, was marked down this morn ing in a revise about live miles off. A party of the Nahratta Horse was immediately despatched to take him. On being surrounded be showed fight, and it wee not until be had received a severe sabre cut on the head, and after he had badly wounded a dea der, that he was captured. He will not recover, I expect, to grace the gallows. He is an enormously fist man, 6 feet high. and a Übe specimen of a Pandy. He was a native officer in the Mehidpore Contingent, and went first to Delhi ; since which he has been is Central India with several fellows under his cm :nand. holding the mak of pseral." AUSTRALIA. We hare neared by this mail files of papers (ma Aus.ralta to the following dates :—Systhoy, August 13 ; Ste;basso'. 18th . Adelaide, 19th. From Sydairy there is but little news. There had been ether rumours of gob/ discoveries, but there was nothing very &finite from any one quarter. The wows brought by the Bombay had does mask we any to increase couniercial confidence, bat to allay the anxiety for additional colonial defences which was &quinine to gale mend. The news af the victory obtained by the combined forces of France mad Sardinia was greeted by a *elate from the French frigate Thisbe. The new parliament was to assemble on the 30th. The loge of the steamer Adeele (an account of which will he found io umber column) created a goat doe/ of incitement. From Melbourne we learn that the excitement of a general election prevaned, though there was an abeircas of all the eleventh that ',morally give spirit and is. to gaol an rent. The limir pending di!. fereacse between the goverainset and tie Geelong Railway were in • fair way of beleg satisfactorily adjoined. A misting of the minnial ebtavissidere had agreed to a prepaeitioc of the Regileit sieeebeidess that the line geoid be mid So the goveromeat ?II 00U? FIZILDIL Sows ow issil Wissmity , dojooomosot mores bove broaollt o, Soflormo IM MO mom of pal; It V for .ho .. , •ati skomboi • doom* so 0100 of obo tog pPr•nio of INS mod tam of Miff molley. ad mow roopsoeveiy. Tie obtoomio &oft Os owe •• i. 1196.0 so Os amool• sapwood dodo. the woo webs d the too lowdoo• room ..in., of 11,181 mom own IS A, oaf 80,4311 rem owe 1517. Th. L It Conk so hers retailer is mho the pod lotorsse Mist for moo Iscuabo pow la ams•ailod. The p. Arai is gurlosally dispiosisig dtold bolsi wows* mbar Wu K torsduias, Imo ad Wish, Mill mu We Mar and the Auphsthostro, Imaut roessaly adman/ is gathe ostimerose thoeugh Oho estournmo of disroodis wee is loos raluabbs. At us lisissioss INC as til• AiiMS /tap a vaissobia wow boa bur Wily street, bet, although Jo di , Ms are goy rich, the copeck, of Ow Uri I. saffisy re sosoorattosty • umber of wears la bona& owl asap qess.iy the grog body of widen from Bak Quit boas rumpled to look helm sea. Wiebia the low hr. alight isoporwas me boo Wan plado be mow gouty discovered disotstri bevies Itsfy Crook rid we Loddes, Al.h sr. esporisd to be satssotwity mirlfirsos. Absa.l s thaussad seism Issue nsowily .td spa mum aorry-tspaord gromi Cloorio /swot sag allevlot wskises , st whisk forrabis . . sibis pieri — st dot, sad saw lueslitiss. •be nom,warms of mon dos bison b us Load awing all Math. Tbe roma reeds irostimis =VW • keg, proposbut of sal inbolsg=lseioo. sod huh isomorko in dol t A. I'onse-enok descripti el . sitl llo asim b ens occupation of Os people tiost:Vst Beituito. Terressoffor, Cooplisirraeek, Awes, Kerr blessit, sod bliody-ervoli, itio verb an bard dionesobey toortiod. • few days ogoi orinity ions cif gneiss too • Ado Serly-onok. whoa smie• yielded geed dd etio oohs d MOW. no mimeo Se the Civeso Metrics has sot been so of lois se fersesely. but tits inuttotaiits as attr itive y iistregisd is sieolkelmog oseletreery. IMMIGRATION AND LABOUR. nun St Wry lull, tniir;; toa to 1;W us pars ft am July asumaary tesprieUng the colombal Itbunr market. • tat ~mai lately taken op ham absorbed rams of is aseglim baser, bat Allied workman ars still at • discount. lananissormaia cintanas Is omemad • high ma of oars, and irs am by as moos over supplied with Rod &motto loorao. Ts rupee,' from the cowry district. w parhaps annatitinst mom favourable. The railway was bin ot is rust mesas of affording sompstaos to surety ttted demustad rural ioloomoro of on tins. No. Wrork w of V..uonoot Lamm Nor, nolbouroe. germ firm moo, so will rotors: Marin rani.. *Ora Mos 11111. to /W. mom ; /Moo 44‘. to MIL ; ItoOeloto no. brook' oniory illtoo, no. Is Ileo.; frorktoarro, no. to Ur rank Error Orr lone. no. a no. ; form dna, Po. go no.; bayestum mow" por too, or poo wok; obonmis. Sal. to W. Fr mum ; tompoork fif. WWI, lair. to Ma vs volt; Inolosys, to M. per bulioti 1111111111111114 70a so no. pot war ; Wok ourdia no. lo 310 ; ken no. ; waiters, 20.. to 211 , mobs. An to 1114. ; pmim.n. 621. f. In par amain. Wlmost rattan: Ostradans. 11.. ft new day. Oncklayites and plastanift no. so No. ; dsraa.ry 141.1•17 o. ; gamy mea, %As 11n from, fla.b fa apse relied tbreovaillood eteardlen to die rand; plait old dowel man, es. fa dap; ' ef ant Mb, Sla. to I fa. par IMI MINISPINg neeelvaelme, 4e. to In par pen. sexading to dew Peoria . Cuba and larstrass" SOL Par mem ; thane* savaada, ; Iteetenaden ; esallowenra , wassatain aim M.; mot du* 1114 ft 2DL no giftrth &wag es per ap to the sod ef June aarental to 14,474, and tle *onuses to 11,771, heats' a Wane* In favour el dr by roes Sniped= to &M. Preaa lbe Li d Jell is sir lab Molt the ambit of menials aria 11,7111, owl to 1.7111. Ty am haw. loblb ea bar feta Liverpool to Idelboethe hod i dew the Weller. Me ewe Mdr beta led twig Net dile to Minh se heed the Sod Jambe eke thaws vend assiteeL The Went ea oared et I am. et della at hoe. 'altos et go Bed Jelin et dr the l eig Ma& 46 We. IL, sod 343 dog. 40 .S. W. The dome is de Wet vet bet trifling, sod was li te=of Tided. (Etter Wag) wee ce t .Wt to Autheala. _ _ The fret red alf tbelielberree awl Iniefre lteMray wee imbed by bie isallrevy Iraq as die Ord Wt. Ilanwet is the fro e rr es le fib — oee rely, bat fre biotin el Ye diteseees b to psi Is at le Lime% r by apses be Deketreetb end tbe Many. THE UNITED STATES. The North German Lloyd's streneettip Ocean Queen arrived at Southampton yesterday from New York with the mails for England and France, and ad vice. of the 24th ult. She brought 174 paremgaes, and 1.280,132 dollars in specie, of which 788337 were for England, and 493,613 for Havre. On the 25th, in lat. 40.33, lon. 89, she passed the Vanderbilt steamer steering west. On the 30th, in lat. 48.10, lave. 44.3.5, spoke the steam-ship Fulton. The steamship Kangaroo, from New York, yid Queenstown, as the 24th ult., has Mee arrived at Liverpool. The Now York Nereid sap, in reference to the San Juan difficulty, that it is understood to have originated in consequence of British commissioner not having plenary powers to determine the boundary line at ones. Whilst the subject was being arranged by the commissioners, the British authorities at Vancouver undertook to decide the question themselves, and endeavoured to seize an American senior alleged violation of British law at Smauan, and take ►im to Victoria for trial with a viewed protecting the inhabitants of San Juan from farther aggro,- ion. General Harney then took military pememion of the island, upon which he has thrown seven! hundred troops, and is strongly fortifying the plane. No immediate fear of a collision whatever is eater tained, as the commander of the British naval force in those waters doss not appear disposed to involve his government in di/acuity to gratify the bellige rent proposition et the °oversee of Victoria. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 8, 1859. of voting the taus, sad the other Moral Malted= white the French President Louie Napoleon amended for the Romans in ISO, with the ttntimanc• cif the Popes eovsreignty, the memoranda= thumps, cm : " Then la bet cm way, thinks*, for the Ramose to °Mob whet they want, and that la, to remain independent of the States of the Church. But even imposing that ell the internal Monne were granted, soother ground of incompati bility would seise from the quasi= at nationality, which now predominates over ell others. Ix the prospect of mis time! Independence the Bemegreeis wed& have bees ebbe to resign themselves to the marlin al eves the most peening reforms. Had the Pops shown Lamelf es Italia mem* be would have obtained their sympathise, dupla the ACM of his government. Bat in toreignote wail se In &meek polity, the 'shim has beta complete. Pine IX. bad mot thought be clank' be able to Memos is the Breed= of as- Meal laMpeadence, es well as in that of reiteme; bat what ha Sowed himself is view of hie donde Moles to Head ot the Chum& and se a Prises, he aped the Italian cones to Its Bret Gluck. Prom that thee, the *toy of Plus IX. Ms never varied, except to motedance with ea Inexorebie logic. The more ardently his suktjetile ere animated with love ter their lteilea couatry, the use exclusively be clings to hie mission as Used of the Clutrob. Is. 1368 he at Met tolerates that his subjs.:its skald tee put ender the Piedmontess Beg in the weir against Amstrla. In MO, he condoms to exile and to prison Mote among them who go to offer their arms and their blood to their settee bad. So that which every when else is a again to the gratitude of the mum, me amongst um punished es a crime. "The preceding statement abundantly justiflas the deci sion adopted by the Assembly in declaring that it refuses henceforth to recognise the temporal power of the Pope in the Legations. It now remains to explain the =limed lithe declaration relative to the annexation to Piedmont. "The position eastuned by Piedmont dace 1849, the glory with which her army has oovered itself, the loyalty and bravery of her King, moat ascomarily have drawn towards her the sympathies of the Italians. The Romagase, a prey to agitation, aid to an uneasiness which seemed to be with out remedy, bad not far trona them a constitattoasi state, which presented the spectacle of the alliance of order with liberty. Piedmont was in the present the hops of oppressed populations, end in the future, their rallying point. It would, however be a mis take to look upon the movement by which the p4oletione of the Romps are now lapelled that way se that of transient enthusiasm. Its justification is so inherent in the natters of things that, in our view, any other seetianent of the question of the Legations than that indicated by the Assembly would be devoid of • definitive character. The Romagna' belong by their geogrephical position to Upper Italy. The valley of the Po is destined to compose bet one single state, of which Parma, Modena, Ferrara, Bologna, and the Legati ma, from the Agonizes to the Adriatic, naturally form part. To there considerations, drawn from external signs, are to be joined thosederived from the cha racter of the people. From the elope of the Apennines, as far as Sera, at the foot of the Alps, are found everywhere • race of men having the saw character, the same habits, end identical conditions of life. Here we have beyond any doubt the steepest' of • compact and natural union. We may add to this their historical recollections, and the still living tradi tions of that kingdom of Italy which, in spits of its brief duration, hes left its impress on our ideas end our manners Our agriculture, our commerce, and ell our interests incline as towards the Lombard plain. Our eyes ere turned la th e direction of Turin and Milan. We are called upon sot to form • confederation with the inhabitants of Piedmont sad Lombardy, bat to amalgamate with them. " Political reasons of the highest importance render this combination necessary. What is It that them populations so deeply stirred by revolutionary agitation, really need ? government strongly organised, having military habits sad a severe spirit of order. Piedmont alone can answer to these engender ; she alone has the strength to protect ea effec tually, to form • national army, end to remove the lest trews of our discords. If Europe does truly wish to ccosti tate them provinces in a durable manner, and so that they shall no longer be a danger to the poem of Italy, she hes only mientsans of doing so, and that is to eassollon the wishes of the country. Any other: plan would leave the germs of fresh manliest; is existence. The subversive spirit end violate* prams would always find a favourable sell, and so government could acquire sufficient force to be master of the situation. This annexation is the rely set demon which can unite conservatives sad liberals is the mate idea. The former beboll I. Piedmont the safeguard Of order sad stability, whilst the latter appreciate her Meths slobs, her tendencies, and her asthma! capeatica. They all camprabend that for the Romsgsaa nothing is possible except anion under the sceptre of the Hones of Savoy, and that the kingdom of Upper Italy is the term coed for the efforts of the country. By 'eddying the will of the population of the Legations, Europe will amomplish a work of wise policy; she will perform an act of foresight, and ensure the tranquillity of these provinces. . . " We are not exceeding due bounds is adding yet another emedderation. The congress which Runk proposed was to have taken as the basis of its deliberations the liberty of the right bank of the Po. Austria was to be confined within the limit' which the treaties of 1816 swiped her, and wad to ronanos the illegitimate preponderance, which she had pined in the rest of Italy. The preliminaries of Wahines have fixed new boundaries for her, which she will have to respect. But who can in the meantime guarantee Southern Italy spinet the evestality of • future Marian interns thin P There le but one means of averting this danger, and that is, to form • powerful kingdom which should. separate Austria from the States of Rome and Naples. In this respect. the Legalese are of immense importance. Let • military i Power dose up the mad, and Southern Italy will have been heed at once. On the contrary, a feeble State, and without menaces, would leave the road open which tads from Vesta' to Rome and to Naples. Doubt/ea, the Powers will not desire to ea this danger arise again, end the Emperor Nape Men will never permit Amnia to recover bar preponderance in Italy. It is good policy not only to take care of the menet, but also to yard spinet evil in the future, and this would be effected by establishing en obstacle rather In the nature of things than in the dispositions of men. In this way security would be obtained epithet the return of those political difficulties which have led to the war of 1859. " To ram up, the restoration of the pontifical governme•t in the Romagna cannot take place but by meats of a foreign intervention, and after an obstinate struggle. That restoration would but make m Aare worse and augment the tesudon which preceded the war. Any restoration would produce only • momentary effect, and would be fall of dangers for the ferias. Steak has been determined to settle the Tra ria irrespectively of the treaties of 1815, there is bat one solu tion which can OlLlver the wialtesot the people, and that is the amexatiat to Piedmont. Any other plan would be &depar ture like this one from the text of the trainee, but with the marked disadvantage of tot offering either say esthete/Oka to the popular desire., or any guarantee for the repine of Italy sad of Europe. We submit these couiderations to the bees 'phut judgment al the Powers. Let Europe sanction the legitimate withered Central Italy, and she will have accom plished • great work of pesos and justers. "Bologna, Oot. 3, 1859. " The Oovernor•Oeneral of the Romagna, " Lrostno Ctrauxt." EXTRAORDINARY RUMAT BY A POST-OTTICR Inaewinn.—At toe deltoid Borough Poliowormet, yester day, Edward Charles Windsor destribed a post-modes twosome, woe charged intb violently armenltiag a cabman named Freud' Jones. It was mated that cm the let .0 Septsmbor lest the complainant wee driving Mr. Within tae, a morgeon, of Pendlatee, and Lie wife, towards Pen dleton, In bia cab. Ile wet defendant and anotlatr gentlemen Motet a posy carriage In the cpposi , e &moron. The de- Madam's p.ny was going at a cat gallop, end complainant believed the vetiutai would have COONa into ooltiolon I bed he not struck the pony with his whip, se se to make It ittrn settle. When Mr. and Mrs. Withingu n were alighting at their hones, in Pendleton, de fendant cams np, seized the cabman by the throat, and forced him against some radians till blood Mined from his mouth. Windsor's Mend *operated them, but as the cabman ems being led into Mr. Withingtois house the defendent again rushed upon him. struck Wm several times in the Tics, and kicked him in the vibe, in that the oomplainant beams for a lime ineensible. It was stated that the complainant lint a pint and a half of blood, sad wen nearly choked. Defendant W bus absent in Scotland, shooting, ever slim Be was wataitied for trial at the erosions, Thlt WINTEZ SEASON ON THE Tnmaim—The clang to of the fine weather has led the directors of steam =compassion on the Themes either to withdraw their et to curtail the number of their passages. Os Thaw d the steam baste from London to Gravesend, %Shad, sad Sheerness disoonticaed running for the winter, end the busts to Woolwich end Green wire run hall-hourly teemed of every twenty mincer. On blucclay the daily servers to lion** of the Woolwich boats wee discontinued (the Orwellhaving ceased to run some fortoiybt previous), sad the service will now be ally on alternate days from London end Ipswich. The eicarnons to Magee are discontinued, end though daily erevicre from London-bridge to Thones Haven ere still combined, the packets plying on the station will soon be withdrawn, and the only commueication Marian winter will he by the railway.—Strom hhippirey CireteMk. MALTA AND THZ =Dr ontoat OVZ OWN 1 MALTA, Ocr. 3. On the 24th ult. Lient.Oseersl Sir Ina Piano false left M.lta to the Fran lessaar he hay, es mate fee Inland. A guard al hewer woe drew op on the Mareommetta, an • seine wee feed os the semmer left the Pam It toast hem his. plinft to Sr Jobs is observe the ✓owels that owned ter be e& Tr seidiss massed the hotieesticea et Fort Kern sed In Mats, sail cheered the ✓enal Cistesti moot len* es he Ida. The heads played " Home sweet waged H A orsthe" " Skald weld es= b le Ante dc.. what bass rd tisk Noting end be mote doieetisc then the alien meerded to the pima Chased ; sad IPA did he snit it. The many rintoted him is sa Amer wheinthaly hare his limy, on who wield tome same this. While he use • Men hiseipliseriao, ad4sMe noimeeis raw la am • and is Ihellwase min the orlithos espied his es thsiz h bri ind en moistest. To this it mg be rind thet his soils ' ltallity plasillin eslass madam amid* mesa the I yank who fremend his balls. The het Yawn gresesarist moor hem Depost, el the Mid. Mil see eimmensete with tool Mon mem by mons of in Ineretto, is consquesce of • leer, stained with _adder anthem which I. mesa et that Maio& Just pleases to boo miner, • youth of twelve f sae WY eft with emegemes mob pa o wn The COM bed set Wessissad vira or left, bat is eusessatims of no none Mtn the meisona sot es tommesicate she was mend both at Alamodria en Malta. Omni troth Muslin of the Ras removed from It. Dee sad the Anne de Barrie to Net Itresoli, Me lied nig ilkek plum This chasm Is silributed to as simensemos et same seitikes of the Mee Irvin twos somen it robbing • gnaw lad ado, jar oaters the halloatises. of 4 &Mos en • parl-ors, sad after wards Ilast.teweeral Gesprd le Nisseheat to ea micas his whit Vat they 1111141111 miao bog w b e ak. themeiviss wore tries* with the Molts* ollowelag that the Whabltasta mie sew an* 1/41,1111asale. mad that in the event of war a geed mindmmolesdlog Wawa the population end the onion night be wry ettemn. In comeminsame elf repowed sun etc la is Syria, pin ell e saheb Bea dine mad 16 days' qmaraaane ; and Nagise, while It plane arrivals froes Egypt and the Ottemen aspire la 16 Jaye' quarantine, sr toes to alma may wends from Syria. Tomlin Mee plow Opittla ths qoanatime. sTomei Memoriam Byrits, with& salved at Malta on th dOsiebar, wi•plegokbed ostai mopetto voi mbia Iwo ammaisiene ems, supposed Bogroat. that cos of bad ; are Mr sebo and del with glmodu than lar wimp milree• Is esammears It die mossi Sarre eammenisolal with sle or nano% geetios la Malts. arm mods. when she breemr from liana, for the Malt Ponswoot Collage, me is 1L LeermaM • booed of WWI will aummible wry se air bow seas they ere to b la groatiam The Thenalia calmed ibis ..slag p f a zs absondria, mad atm two Maw W peigab The mkt end °AIM Otengnafe dorm Pelee, ea her arrival with this bei pMqu. inaseadtataly. N. ease of phase bore ..and le Brupsy to three sentla, the garemaine dinot Maples, is reduced to 16 days. The weseesiar 111111easi as the Ist tram Oar an easemilmi dseydsa he the sutures cable between Malta sod Cig eelfife poesio b eerevor to mover 'ha Oda Ma ile eremeed fat kr a vary abort dale the oltempt ea Me Ceiba, abb. The Ise Siegy wears to work well, awnsages being senwpat both quickly sad amply. Taz ATLANTIC TRLSOSA.PI CARLR.—Tae Chaos beg of Commerce sad Citizens es (Mew Ted Maar protested phi medale to the °dean of her a Noy who took port is delimiting the Ada". rot gun fhi o cable, the Lords Cosmoistures of the Admiralty OM tootle* in yesterday's Gutty, that they have mined the medals la guitars, sad that they as reedy foe define, at the Admiralty, White hall. Keck carer meat *tidy parenally or through hie ageo. Toe (allowing la • list of the oaken to whom modals hare bees strutted —Captain George W. Needy, Captain Willies C. Akihme. Ceptais Heavy C. Otter, Commander William Haan Woodhouse, Lieutenant tittiles i V a 'adsrlek CY B. Fitainaurim, Lieutenant Robert Gibes, Ligswegag Ellbent H. Mums, Lookout Frede- rick C. B. Rabies ; Henry A. Moriarty, meter; First Lieutenant Ueeher L. Morrie, Royal Marinas • WM= D. Kerr, surge"; James B. Moonset, papists ; James Brown, chief 'sewn • Benjamin Hoes, chief engineer; Clark A. Deck" aesistaltsergeos • Samna Libby, second master ; Charles Moore, sesiSesteesgisser; Joke Brows, aseivtaatosgteme ; &ma Chews smistentonglease; I William Stiky, easietastsesSers• ; William B. Harvey, exist atorsimer; John Refers" sesistastsegisese Edwin Pewee, seetatent-whgbeeer; Itlebanl aenestantasup Meer. . W Slum ?moths:sow assistant- e ewer ; Robert E. Horns, chief enplane ; Lieutenant Richard Moon, Lieomeant Gilbert T. Key, Liciatansnt the Hon. Jatiote T. Fosse:wit" Lieutenant Howard Kerr, Samuel Breddoo, meter; Be,, Houghs J. Bout Sower. chaplein Andre. Moray, eurgeas ; Wdliase M. Shanks, payssater, , First Lieutenant Colpoya P. Hoestop, Royal Manage; oat John B. Beller, Liestessat John B. Mitchell ; Chris topher Albert, meeker; Hart Orialett, serge= ; Alton T. M. Roberta, paymaster. ARCTIC NA viGkroas.--Caytain Snow. who cow moodokt the Pnece Albert is 1860, ketund "Tuesday eight at the Littraty lostitete. Weeds earth. He was errongly of seeks thalamus of the Fraablin party ware Mg/ living, peo 141ta captivity, among the Regulamax. He supported tile by ci'ing eseeral istanose of Kngllelusen tiring with tenant's tribe Lr may years; Mao by the fact belted Copula Wens:erre Stormier —that whet the won with strangers who rep bed so use to ths" they give dim food sad dears thent to go away, bet If the men was wierhasies, and useful, as many of the Feseddin party wow, the satins mats theta, and will not let them go. Ho alas thought that further stemma should be made to disown ones miring countrymen. PROPOSED MONUMENT TO Slit JOIIN FRtNKLIN —We are informed that steps ars heft), taken to pronivte the anotion of • seitabie siosemest in Bpiloby to ths mammy of the leis Sir John Frankiis, that being his native tow.. Tbg re-pected viols of the parish, the Rev. W. V. Turner, Is compliance s with a requisition, has ammo! public swede( tatsubject. nom the wishes which have often been es paged on the matter by most of the prnicepel inbebitante of the lawn and seighbeerhood, it ie oaf* to predict that the project will most with general incipience, and if an energetic 0011allittee, repremstiog dtfferest pant" be appointed, may, tied we hope will, be seoossefaliy earned out.—Stanford Mercury. MEMORIAL TO THE LATE CAPTAIN CROZIER, R.N. —Tbg .Norther, WAcg says .—" We observe with meek se- Medielles that the people at Beabridge arc shoo to do them- Wow boom by Ik. gractioo is that tows de mossment is wwwwy of ow of We mist diwWyWobod of JAW Sallow catkins, Celesta Tres* R. H. Croaker, R.N., who perished with Sir John Frasklis our the ill-laud expedites of which we have tonally received sash mournful acoosals" ITALY. PIEDMONT. (nOll 0171 01111 TURIN, OCT. 4. The proclamation of peace is now imminent, and I shall probably have been anticipated by the tele graph in announcing it to you. The treaty will contain the lint article alone of the preliminaries of Villaftnnea, that is to say, the cession of Lombardy to Piedmont, performed not by Austria directly, but by France. It appears that Prince Napoleon's brig visit to Zurich was not quite unconnected with this result, although the newspapers declared that the Prime bad no interview with any of the plenipotentiaries. In the latest conferences held at Zurich, France had induced Piedmont to take upon hareelf,in addition to the so-called debt of the Monte Napoleon', also the Lombardy portion of the so called voluntary loan raised in 1865, but as Austria did not uproot herself satisfied with this, the nego dation@ were necessarily left in suspense. I cannot yet owe to believe that these delays and this tardi ness were agreeable both to Austria and to France, in hopes that the populations of Central Italy, be coming weary of their uncertain and precarious situa tion, would desist from the project of annexation to Piedmont ; but since no alteration has taken place, Austria at length, being unwilling in the least degree 02 submit to a con gram the immediate remits of the war, has receded from her enormous pretensions respecting the public debt, and she and France have resigned themselves to leaving all the questions concerning the future condition of the Peninsula unsolved. Unfortunately, the boundary line between Lom bardy and Venetia will be neither more nor less than that which was designated by the two Emperors at llafranci. Peachier* and Mantua will belong to Austria, and a line drawn from the first mentioned of the two fortresses will pass down along the Mincio as far as the place called Le Grazie, and thence it will cross over to the right bank of the Po as far as Luzzera, putting Venetia in communication with the Duchy of Modena, and cutting off from Lombardy not less than 130,000 of its inhabitants. As for the disputes which have arisen with reaped to the Iron Crown, I believe the treaty provides that the crown shall be restored Wale cathedral of Monza, in which it was kept as a soared relic, being an ancient poe. session of the chapter of that cathedral. Neither Austria nor Piedmont will have power to create knighta deriving their title from that crown. A cenansiesion is to be appointed to regulate certain enheedinate natters ; for instance, the management of the Lombardo-Vimetian railways, which, although they are at present in the hands of • company of shareholders, whose property these railways are, must not continue at Vienna, at least so far as regards that portion of the railways which now belongs to Piedmont. A. CENTRAL ITALY. 0 , 1011 OVIL BOLOGNA, Om. 3. The telegraphic despatch sad the letter I sent yea yesterday will have informed your readers how great and SIDAIIiOIOO/ has been the enthusieem of the Bolognese on seeing the emblem of King Victor Emmanuel's authority suspended in front of the government pekoe and the other public buildings. As was to be expected, Garibaldi has been the hero of the festival ; but, if we except Marquis Pepoli, the youngest and moot popular member of the government, the other gentlemen who now sit in the Palazzo Pubblioo were received with unmie. takeable coolness. The cause of this want of popular approval is to be found in a sort of indolence which prevails in their council.. The present minister. of Romagna, as I have been told, are clever enough, but the lack of activity which has characterised their acts since they have been in power is loudly censured by the citizens of Bologna. 1 1l is a curious fact that an exception should have to be made with regard to Marquis Pepoli, the son of the unfortunate Murat's daughter, and therefore a cousin to the French Emperor. The bonds of blood which unite the young marquis to the Bonaparte family might have been expected to diminish rather than increase his claims to the popular affection, for, as I told you in my former letters, the Italians of these provinces are not very fond of any imperial kindred. The fact is that although the Marquis Pepoli is in friendly relations with the Emperor, he has never consented to become his agent, and he has always been, and still is, one of the warmest supporters of Piedmontese policy. He is besides a man of undaunted courage, and I have been told that in 1848 he fought bravely against the Austrians. A year ago he made himself known to Europe by the publication of an able pamphlet on the Papal finances, and since that time he has become one of the meet influential leaders of the liberal party in the Romagnu. It is, therefore, natural enough that the sympathies of the people sh:aild rest with him more than with his colleagues, for the Bolognese have never seen him draw back in the day of danger, and they know how useful he has been to the national cause. At the time the Austrian troops withdrew from Bologna, Marquis Pepoli was called to the government of this State by popular acclamation, and in spite of changes of ministry which have since occurred here, he still retains the office of both Foreign Affairs and Finance. To say the truth, there is but little to be done in the first named ministry, for, as you know, the Powers of Europe have not yet officially recognised the newly-established governments of Central Italy. The diplomatic relations between this government and three of the Duchies are, however, carried on with great capacity and activity by the young minister, to whom the idea of temporarily forming a powerful State in Central Italy must be chiefly attributed. All the activity of Marquis Fepoli bu therefore been directed to financial matters; which are • question of paramount importance to the Legation*. The so much talked of Memorandum of the Legs- Lions government will appear in two or three days. I have been fortunate enough to come into pos session of the proof sheets of this important docu ment, which I send you in the original language, far I have no time to translate it. MEMORANDUM OF THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT OF ROMAGNA TO THE EUROPEAN POWERS. We have received from our special correspondent at Bologna an early copy of the Appeal or Memo- randum addressed by the Provisional Government of the Romagna', under data of Oct. 3, to the prin cipal governments of Europe, explaining the motives which have led to the recent decree of annexation to Piedmont, and urging the Great Powers to sanction that arrangement. This interesting document is too long for insertion in our columns, bat omitting those portions which are rather historical and retrospective in their character, we give the 'bier argumentative passages here : After morns arguments, which are but too obrkma and familiar, ma to thsinipesotbtability of reconciling the admtn• iatrative secularisation, the civil and legal equality, the fluid tab itodUtosue. COURT OF ➢ANRRUPTCY.—Ocr. 7. (Bofors Kr. Corsairei Inisa.) urn. The bankrapt;the — a ;Maury I•ll;r7i — Oregesnor-street, Grosvenor evince. This was the exasethathe Kr. lianas, for the thalgtheth eareedel to ea mans be six wealth the soionste set big ready. t wee Mated that this wee owing to tile pudic than of the beekiwyes busbies% he haring aided is spat the ea leas hoer. ail essegasd but. for thew, width thintiag epee his . by morphia, theleoka bad eat bees othared up. The debts ate stalled to be et 2,0001 0613.901. the yet these into the beads of t upward' he sada wipes ;bet it wee mimed by the bathrupt's Wirth, that remiteeness were waled teas India. An albinos* of MIL . mesh wee node. IN II Win OP INOLAND MAY MOOR COMPANY LIMITED). A pstidon for a windinpup order had been filed aided this oompany, and this was the day appointed for the bow fn. The petition is that of Mr. Wm. Henry Flower, via. Warr, of Oamd-market, a bolder of 60 thane. It a that the oosareity was incorporated, undo the Bl a ke! Liability Aot, in July, 1857_, for the mime of eapplyft the dimities of Torbay and Erbium, In Devestbire, with Goer, an. It was mewed thee it *sea comb* of 30,000 eiteres A rjt ic eare. Ite place of bu itheme in London was 2, Old_ ilareglsy — appeored la sapport et the politica, sad Kr. /menace Ike the After a ces veneTkrft' wee agreed to take in order die adrift the peados IS walla oesdaketa IN IN PAUL SIMI =APPIAN. The bleartipt, described m pbotogespher, of 69, Flute street, I=l , r for his i*At Sidadizatica. The accounts show Ma. mad tumecnred, et 1,6001.; assets estimated The emiewees Remixing festive lane to Investigate tte easesate, ea entemenosest wee odes& MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. The court yesterday prooseried with the new applisations tor limes kr mute sad meets sad demise ander the statute 25 IL, e. N. Mr. Poweall prided, end the fellow tag were present: Mr. Doirlasks Mr. Felt, Mr. J. Cesterell, Lord 14114111(14 Mr. Baylis, Mr. Cox, Mr. ILmalard, Mr. Healey, Mr. Bird, Mr. Char med, Mr. Woodward, idr. H. H. Harwood, Mr. Parbary, Mr. Bakwill, Mr. B. Davies, Mr. Marshall. Bw. Theodore Willinee, Mr. Borliford, Mr. Goodliart, Mr. P. N. Lea* Mr. T. Mills,, M.P., Mr. 8..1. Williams, Mr. H. B. EWA. du, Alderman Challis, Mr. Statfteld, Mr. B. J. Arllllloolle. and Mr. Arthur Ballaittine. la7l;a eLeolliuttee Tabliry, Tempereace-hll. Mbldkeex- Oro* no one appeared. The appliontioa of Jame Deecon, of the 81r Haab Ilyddeltra, Clakeowell, wae withdrawn. A homes for murk woe pasted to Sofia Long for the Lott doa Pavilloo. Tichbortte-street ; sad to Frederic& Frampton. for the Lord Nelson, Duke's-row, Butoe-road; to Jake Wanthier, of the Boer sad Cut* Oohed-street ; sad for mask arid &Wog to hates Davey, oI the filtdoe-hoose Tama. Highbary. Whoa the list La —plated,the results VII be ghee. THE POLICE COURTS. KAN8ION•HOII61. Nahriak Garrott and Robert Rigorism wets charged as nomad, the larmor with 'toolbr, sad the tatter with receiving • quatity of cloth cam, the morarty of Mr. F. D. Nadler, 91 s, Ws%lisg•stred, Scotch basset manufacturer. Mr. Leah appeared for the prisoner Richardson. Leafs Rochford, importer of German Oats, 16, Crown , street, Finsbury, rid—l have known the prisoner Garrott about three month". He come to me first an potter at 10a. • week wages, bat at the sad of three weeks I found he did sot like work, sad I told hint hen would not suit me. He then odd be had rot some German agencies, If I would allow him to hays his lettare adhered to my place, end I agreed to do "o span the undwateadiag thee he wain, mute nat. He mid something about* gentlesnaa who had been • burgomaMer,who Irma kind of his , end who would help him. Itsvmal l itters cams for him to my Oboe about agendas, hat no goods. He brought about 80 &who'd, for ape to my place, and "skid se to let him have some wady to take the asps oat, as he could Hell them. I met a pmaa with the mosey, who Te -1 dawned the ceps and asoapf than to my home. Altogether Uwe won ever • gems. AiYewri some ace aims to look at the Daps; it was the prhamar Richardson; but he awed less rhea the ammo' Goy had bass pawasd for, and I refusal to let them go. Hs told me ha loam more about Garrott then I did, as he hod dealt with him before, and would mule with him. Gamin had told ma ha had the duplicates for some other mem. Ultimately Richardson had the aps, bat I do sot know whit wag paid for them. Garrott, repaid me the may I had advanced, which was 61. or 71., and mid ha had got • few shillings over. I did not know Richardson until Osnott brought him to my homes. The ceps were palmed at different plum. When said whether ha had soy question' to ask this attars, Garrott maid—He gave me the cops to pledge at first, and afterveds Its gave ma the roomy to get them out again. Mr. Gembasa (chid chrk)—ls there any truth in that, Mr.'Realtiord f l_it!ittame 7 Oh, no. maks word. Mr. (loodmea—W. du sat suppose that them to. This Man err e to you at 10a. a week, and then started r a city Several pawnbrokers' eristents produced parcels of whir bad been pawned by the prWner Garrott, and which were sow drained by the prosecutor as Ins property. Tits prisoners were again remanded; Richardson, how ever, being permitted to go at large on his own reougniarces, with se intimation that he would probably be made a wit ness in the case on the nest examination. BOW-STREET. A solicitor, who inio;r=d — icemag laterite (Mr. Jardine), that ha was the legal sdriser of Meson. Mansfield and Co., the builder., who lately instituted proceediage against a man named Crispin= Batchelor, for threatening Cal of their workmen, attended to stale the mitres it was proposed to Mks in that matter. He reminded the court that Mr. Henry had adjourned the cam in order to give Messrs. Mansfield en opportulity of taking advice r to the propriety of proceeding under the cat et George IV., and their decirion yr to be intimated to the court. He had carefully oresidered the matter, and was quite sue that the act would apply to this case and to others of a like nature. At the arm owe it was thought that the ore having originally been brought keihre the tenet on • pare warrant, acting upon which the magistrate could only hold the prisoner to bell, it would be • somewhat Minh proceeding to very the form of the charge at Mb Mega so as to bring it under an act which gave the magistrate summary powers of imprisonment. More over, as the complainant Smith had not reu annoyed sire the case virsa brought before Mr. Hoary, it err hoped that the proceeding on the peace warrant might be sufficient for his protection. At the same time Mears. Mansfield wished it to go forth that they were determined to protect their men, and that if anything of this sort were repeated they would take proceedings, sot in the way they had done on this coca lion, but under the more stringent trot-Won+ of the act of George IV. 1 Mr. Jardine—Then you don't rah me to do enytbiog fkainiiottor—No, air. When the CS/1/ again cornea Were Mr. Heavy I gull content myself with applying to have the non held to bed to keep the peace. L&MBETU. James Golding. a harTyZiet - di — ng -- ioang fellow, dressed in the most approved style of a cenntry dealer, and who lives at No. 10, South-street, We!worth, was placed at the bar before Mr. Elliott, on a charge of obtaining six shillings by false pretences. Mr. J. F. Ranoom, a gentleman residing at College Ville, Belvidere-road, liorwood, deposed that on Wednesday maim ing lad, soon after leaving home, he met the prisoner haek ing roma fowls, and be smelted him to buy • pair, represent ing that be had been in the habit for yore of hawking fowls about the neighbourhood. Wimas told him he did not went any just thee, bat that se he was in the habit of supplying prices in the neighbourhood he might call at his home, - and if such things were wanted they should be purchased of bim, and gore him his address that he might know whore to call. Ba . reh Ranger, orient to the last witness, said that on the Wednesday morning the prisoner called at the holm ' and add that about a quarter of en hour before a gentleman he met et the bottom of the bill purchased a pair of fowls from him for 64., end desired him to take them to hie house and receive 6e. Believing his representation, she (winter) took the fowls end paid him the 6.., and on the return of her master the fraud was discovered, and the fowls were found to be so old as to be perfectly worthier,. luformation was given to the pollee, sad the prisoner was apprehended. An attorney who attended for the prisoner croesexaminsd the witnerree with an eareesteees that might lead to the be lief that his client was labouring under a most unjust imp tattoo, though it was quite apiarist to all who beard the charge said the evidence that the contzery wee the feet. Two or three tradesmen gave the prima", • good cha racter up to the present time, and Mr. Elliott remarked that the worst pert of the oboe wee the extraordinary detente setup. The procreator said it was not his wish to press the matter, and the magistrate, afoar a serious caution as to his future conduct, theolterged the prisoner. Tug LATS BURGLARY AT NIWCASTLZ.—A slight clue bus born ob , alaed to the audacious burglary is the Arcade at kiewatatle. The cafe in which the valuable goods In the eatablfehoter were kept wad packed up by the bur glen In • pesos of new eaavar, and yesterday the rigUaat deseetivre arowtained the .bop where the ewers was pur ebred, end morsherled the woman who bought it.-14to etude Ciro, [Advortisesoist.3.--HoLLowAY's PILLB.—CH ERR 701J1PL—Zogry roidoot loom wall remark the wonderful llow of good warn. shop ossorwooma nom . Odle es the ma'am. She feet thewror air roger. the blood boar gad for its data. *Meta Is it. pas, rope. each droopiest oroa. till la bobby walcio la esteb/labol: sad the revolt to the mews% of that Norm 'teed*. and earwootera. amoSb ton homely ily with mead Ilellowave Milo will effect Oto Maori la 51 who cannot leave home_, either from their stag COTCOBNOIDONO Of daily sarepoloa The otlet. Wardeek marabout. sad tracker ea wilt alike derive tootle been them dieeolve sad parifylag stile, whatsoever fell tortoises perfect actiou uouxicit. I not bean. sad MARKETS. BUG/LB.—The armee peke of brown ce Ilmoovedo auger, tbs. produce col the arida Pmesmiess te America, for the week mediae Oct. 4, is 44.71 d. per cwt., sicissive of the dada of custom paid or payable thence.—No ran dee pica of kora or Mums& sugar, the po. duce of dm Igestrittas, for the week seem • dove. —The • price ef brows at Mimeo's& cape, the pro -30.. duce of tile ladies, for the week wade es shore, is 7d.—Ths amuse vices cif the two foregoing descriptkee of west is 26• 10. BAISTOL, Oar. 7.—The market to still neglected, snd piers are quite soceisal. Iterbises produce is saleable to • modreses extent but at very low rams. Rum steady and firm. COTTON.—laysarooL,Ocr.7.—There has been abetter demand hone the trade during the present week than for emus time past, and, although holders continue to offer their gooks ney freely, lest week's quotations kr the clean useful qualities of American are ranker exceeded; the low and sandy deearienione are, however, quite ea unsaleeble a here token Brasil has been dull of sale, but E gypt ian hes been I t s= request, 'knout any material thugs. A large hr bees rinse in Sang, bat pekes are generally 1-16 d. to id. lower then hat Friday. Speculators have taken 2,660 Amnia& and 500 Surat, and there an reported for export 1,140 Itessaicea, 100 Ferment, 120 Egyptian, and 9,880 Serer. The awakes to-day opens sisadily ; probable eels. 10,000 bales, of which 3,000 are on speoulation sad for upon. COTTON 000D8.—IttscitieTall, Ocr. 7.—The re motion which set in last week matinees, and we have limited badger to report, though the tone of the market is equal to what it woe six or eight days ago. Domestics are in las demand, and some conosmion has been made in price, bat small in amount mid not very general. Long clothe an d T are also gait. Priathig cloths are Arm, and the mpg.- mints considerable, bat buyers are esnanig low in stock rather than mom angagemeats. For 36-Mck elikUngs oaken are well under order, and prices are Milady, Staub there la not math new business. For 40-inch elihthg• the business Ia email, and the bias of prioss is in favour of buyers. Calcutta telegrams to Sept. 4my prior were again lower, but there were no further failures. Bombay adobes in coairsdiotory, some saying that pima are unchanged sad othms that they were lower. The yarn market con tinuo doll, sad sellers are more anxious to make sales. For counts under Ws prices are id. to id. per lb. lower than last week. COSH..4.lsrauteroin OCT. 7.—The supply of wheat at market to-day wee similar then for some weeks peat, and ell the asset desolations realised folly last week's rates —vis. ; widen 46e. to tic ; altos, 50e. ' • red, new, 38s. to 445. ; extra, 46e. ; ooadition poor of a large propatge, wiled causes old to be more la demand. Begley rather more offar ing, bat h a weather being unfavevetae for malting, few persons have purchased ; priors high for Ise qualities-38a. to tes. ; sne grinding, 22a. to 30s. Beene ewes and with out change. Ltxcour, OCT. 7.—We have had afar 'apply of wheat and a somewhat improved demand, ar la. advance. Barley abort the same as last week. In other ertiolee no cheap worthy of notice. Wheat, red, new, 40s. to 44e. • old, 45a. ; white, new, 46e. to 69.. ; old, 52e. Barley. 2 8 s. to 32a.; malting, 4 3 e. Oats, 19s. to 245. BOW, new, 40e. to 43e. ; old, 48a. Pout, 36e. to 395. WAL1131121.1), Ocr 7.—Tbe wheat trade wee firm, and there wars soma kw gales of good qualities at folly het weal's eat.. Mae barley firm, bat other aorta neglected. Oats, beans, end shelling rather cheaper. The overages of the week maim Oct. 3 were . Wheat, 4,177 gm. et 44..dd.; Why, 1,206.05ta, 67, at Me. 68. ; beau. 212, at 41e. 716. ; pees, 86a , at 40e. COALL—Loanoir, Our. 7. Banat Wee Hartley, 14.. 3d.; Barshop', 135.; Bps'''. Bahia West Hartley, les.; Davisoa's West flart, lea; Banks Hartley, 14. ed.; Howard's West Heresy, lee.; Lambert's Woe Hartley, 14. ed.; Tea lleld Moor, 12s. ed.; Toalekl Moe Bees, 12.. Id.; Walker Primrose, 12a. ed. ; Ward's Wee Hartiay, IMAM.; Wynn, 16s. 9d. ; Wells Zed Aeon Class, lee. 9d. ,• Walla Bad Byron, 165.; via. Zed lam, lea. 9d.; Walls End Gosiortb, lea. gd.; Me Hold, les. ed.; Walls End Brady Ils Helton, 17s. 3d.; Walls End Fresawalleste, lea; Walls End Haswell, 111*. ; Walla Bud Hawk Ms. ; Walls End Kepis, Orris, 17.. 3d.; Walls Zed lessur a Hellos, 17.. 311.; Walls lad Beek Hama, Ma.; Wells Bad Stewart', les.; Was led Ben- WIN Us. AL; Walls Bad Cassop, 17.. 3d. ; Wells Zedßgertlspi, il s Ms.; Walls Bad Haugh Hall, les. dd.; Wells lbad d rastielt, les. ed. ; Will. End Hells% 17.. M.; Walla Bed Shindies, 165.; Walls End emelt Hordspeel, les. 9d.; Was Bud &nth Hellos, 17s. 3d.; Wells Lad Theraloy les.; Walls Bad Vision Thornley, 165.; Walls led West Halloo, les.; Walls End Whitworth, 6d.; Was End Bleak Prises, 14s. ; Cerway and DuGryn Mating, 22a. ed.; Lyon's Stone, les.; Nizon's Marys, 22.. ed.; Powell's Inifirya Steam, 2L.—Ships at market, 125; sold, 103. TRAITIC RETURNS. IiAttIIATS. lIOw Ps. llss. Taal. Total. C.i..... MM. drank 1313. 1333. Wink mils Ilislamber 9 a A Lalssup mg Soisrass .... S A i di 1.91 NS Lemke. 39bsto. sad doelhei Duda Ilassailso 999 -• ... 337 Ws* 9494 •39mber 33. 13= 11 0 10mIsts Jimeslos— So Wane NI 18 111 1114 39 asabre sal Yews &Asa. I lozettordsormisliss ---- —.—. i= 4• Ltssi Uri US &SU 16 US 0311 IS TN US 6.10 606 UO3 140 Sim 6•110 06106 r L WM Flushus IS 663 1.07 1.060 MI re ow indlas Oetabor T. Odoloslas UN 6.03 0.696 110.13 13.493 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. C.A._BI7ALTI2B, Am ekaa Oaspera. fro; Cootioiti Hs. Tork. ;kik 'eat 'ohms ea tho Oven yewordey m•nolog. Iwo towed off last WOW aid tevoght to eiplffroodi a dive wtfl musk* her bottow.—Portaiwooth. October 7. Bolwa—Tbo Itarquls or Bate, raptein BMOre4 which put lava to periarda Bawds wwerday, reports Oavlog weed. ao the 25di Soot. is Ist 44 N. We l, W. rho Buten polo). .r Liverpool. timber lades. waterlogged and atoadoord.—Cardiff. Ootabev 6. Tweak. Captain Davie, 'war Cla'.la sod Falmouth roe Loodos, has put la ►ee bray, lunar Wrack so a wroth tsar Ponlaad yews:. day menus.—Dartwouth. °ember 7, VESSELS SPOKVI WITH. Ctwnaaopla, from London to Cape of Good Ilope, Octane, 1, lat. 421 04, los 12$ W. &anemias (barque). bond wee. Sept. 27, wed a( Strata of Gibraltar. Irtranti (berrpte). bound west, Sept. 27, of Seek or Gibraltar. Testae (brig), hos t.npe Town foe Swaim., Opt. 12, lat Si 11, kw U W. Tag MAD, Sgavigg.—The steamship, El lora, left Southampton l eaterday with toe Peninsular mails, and a full cargo. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's new paddlewheel steamship, Delta, built by the Thames Iron Ship Building Company arrived In the Southampton dock ca Thursday teenier atter a sucoessful run from London te Weymouth, to give the director. and their friends on board an opportunity of seeing the Great Eastern, and from teems to Southampton, her op el durum the passage averaging over 13 knots psr brur. The Delta has been much admired since her arrival at Southampton. She leases this day for an official trial trip, and is anuounoed to take oat the Bombay and Australian mails or the 12th instant. _ ----•• LETTERS TO MADEIRA, CAPE OP GOOD HOPE, AND POINT DE GALLZ.—To•day, the Imperatriz (e) nom Liverpool fur Madeira. Capt o Good Hops, and Point de Palle, with en extra boil for thole places. The Impala - biz will tiro have on board a portion of the Bed Sea Tele• graph cable. [Advertisement.)—EPPS'S (HONCEOPATRIC alert OecoA.—Sbis cnteenaed praparstlaz t. .01 M lb. WIWI* 111 , 101.11/ Gd. '1,4, ID., le uti., 1.b., and 11 . 1C111...NLA 'Amu /PP4 barometer 0D.A14.1.0M101L. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. SUMBL ACINCW.—Oet. E at Eton-tern" Ildlabortl. the wife of Oootoaadee wow.. S.W.. Of • ammeter. DEILSON.-0.71. 4, at h0r5.44144, the wife of .7. B. Agetereon, of s demist. r. carrot —pet I. ta Nt Jutlt4 Perwseee. Sow.hweet. tb. leVe of the ire. P. Cruse — .ea eon. 111; . LL : -05i. 4. at Candle plus. Camden road-villas. Mts. H. N. H. MI [TH.- GILL M 11 . 11d.ohorough. near Twabridp. Lank fia wl:e at It. ate b. Nev. of • eon. 671.3100.13.—0 ct einterblio.eauste, the trite of the Rev. B. Kama of • so& BW•allit.—Oet 4,01 ti•tbereamatoo Howe. Mute, the wife ot H. .1. F. etranee. Hog of • dAugbt, TROURRIDON —OM 6. at Quv , .. , llSta. Ladt Trottbrldge. of • chogbvs. KARRIAGF.e. CILARAPON-I,OIIERTS.—Oet. 4. at St, Jobe's, Angelttotro, Nth- SOO. by the Rev. M. Vaughan. It.C.L , Lleut. J W. Cl:vapor, 11.N.4 L N.. to May elareanyt.Jeueeter of the late T. Hebert., Eva.. of tfte ,Devoe. DRIVON—IINLIIII—Oet. 4, et Glower, by tbe Re, H. Cab &mood. the Rev. J. T. Datirthet, of %WWI. to IteaelLa Kenton. &Whey of al. arealhun, Otago.. DNNIINAP—BRICIOI I -OeL h at Bt. Jantaltatreet (Nape]. Flack. bon% by the Nev. IL Antos. M.A.. the Dim J. Deereaap of iota. to Borah. dweller et Or Isle J. What.. DEATHS. ALLATTOT.—Nei C M Kirto.blll, msr Borobridge. the im. T. Miasma, Td. CIOMPTItec Cat the Lm mar baby, Milllceat Unall Noy. Mei ef J. G. Crompton. Noe. ItlieraltllM—Oct. 4. at Framingham. Eaffolk, W. Edna*. Tsai TrAtr—Ost. & M Podbioota Dena. IL B. Tema E. 4-• FL TOl.—Oa & at Demur oth. J. F. Foe, iima, amd di. mAnutLyss.—Cret. 3. at tiptoe Hem" imbue. M. Muhallhei Ittit. " —itt e t at owe Maker.. J. lekL seal 56 tiet. 4. at Coos.Umeleat• Itilsatatlc wife . of T. Thad. 1.04" aged it ryt.j.4 end Pgkikind tis WILLIAM IS nt. Rat" of Na it laMbal lIMI. is es Olts et Issas, Pram. si Sa• Olas In Lastsr4 Duvet. is ths tleclact ig Whiltotrisis..4klloassT, Octoslllii LPL