The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-20 00:00:00

FRANCE. 71011 001 OW ODIUM! 0M8'5...) PARIS, SIFT. IA has a well-writtes article Ira 110111411. It begins with : " There is nothing kits • tire for restoring an old building. As long es it stands you preserve it with its hlacketied and eriambling walls ; bat ouce burnt down you soma me it rising, phcentz-like, from its own ashes with re newed vigour and vitality. This comprises is strictly applicable to Ramis, sinoe the Crimean war." The writer then pewee& to enumerate the social sad eseamercial impeo.Bmens introduced by the present Imperor—dwell especially upon the expansion of the commercial navy--glanose at the Villafranas qaestion, with a quiet slap in the face to England-1 and concludes, in the spirit of prophecyorith refleo tips. as to the world's commercial future. The fol lowing passages are worthy of notice : The itake t 4 . 7 v ed kr kneatly ear as chores which it deist but rarely. This is the ban wok of lea se • Li *many prays* by beteg prior Lai op. &Won tea ealy be math it as Zarin ships hiatedlatk prams • kirk pen the flat el maths erwarks to lime fortlikethak they *0 best et themedne Yes by e k amerelly rthag. . Tim Sarin sear be , whisk bike the Okra wee Deer Aime d Lk the Lite of the Bkok Ilek Tin me keg esevylie leg poet throughout the Ileill kusera. flea by pirewitheg L ora trose istulakg • war tar to the Au L. the power which ague the Ley of Tads loth *pi her to • linp of system while will be far um to hr. • greet dal has ben said to air ef the kis& sprat the *leg* erns sif the tart . . T hie is sow veered to ✓ ell beikekg algelkitha pen, which will be rod by • espeomy es • walks esprit. It ea Raghak ca pr, we We la gunk% this unarms* would be am ef gnat kapeelear. Tear, kr Werke, Atka. Br it ask Men Wag • Eire ems thy*, Lens to the heath of ass Best lair Camper, • able forams ? Of rum sei Oki of the ma le .erred by th e lianka empay. It Toros ode thet ths Ink& grams* will be ash* dr Wet a ce oa the meettag I a. T I. Naga\ Lnale take alarm al inky Rank sheik korai ea the ADM of the Meiikereassek ellh the elm* d Ileedises. Is we s wity Batt Le hew awl/ ties LpIW hein konothe Y t Weald it base bus is • oa r i p preale ens ogobst • mon impala* aissiek while Niles sod esokoloo Twin. whisk h e r get yr La estisd Las T. 9101111111.1.1? It Wad be pink to pretend the Buis prikket arit Welber Impeetesce to th• el Nem= It ie he the Malltionsera. Li the amens, he rid of the Lorin sloomee. Three see kikalthey whit& will witiord at Vilma am at Bt. Palooduog. the Abe. men cake by their govammiale than the Les ef the Mdelerrilli layierieles,whke ewes Ise reers v eigly h = ism a* ability of monks is ass weir ommaelel, the Leeks sad Isle WO, perhaps, shrew OIL* DO they re eke ask third* sad to this Egli the Lois employ which we ese sow fissaambsi Mr s se reek leatitetear the. r b l'aiskobb , Vasil the cif th baba/ e Cape, Geese the Takee okay medlar L m the y Black dek or pude, _Ler* the Po of Lk the teaser or th • Loth Yank. lm rtugal sad Holle rut* ad, to Lir tars, he MAW le the our We for the pas rag MOWS ark Isola Take sad Baglok *ne ed kw lair. Dew ire the Iseteryearer, isideg et oar rineloticomy sweeteL p li=" of laihisY hr rime to the mate of wealth sad power whisk she sow paseries. We Ile aet mesa Yet the ethilieldiththil of the Othrs siliekes wm ran to Li the sammeon of to to • arir eleselite. Tie oak nerd* sal mom peke of LOW' Is km pith rid the Reply eekkalleil le bon easily &baba. But Li it he hem is min Yet the power of Teak too wee very great, sae way airy Ls& It is tiorkia that mats meat comblatag is more a reinithie isompeilin with IRO& esumeres. ▪ hi dial sill the samileitme both ad eivelgotisa saw highways bp our bob 4 1 7 . 1 alts g e ItighlnLys us set, se is the sea, kir Dellish care/ . . Should RIM* leadni to Lobs kr mink to wee ismite the commons me b ale, II lamp le peek by , ber immense reeeresk that rthlormay berm ass of the Lk roads of cometwes be. Loth komp. the Ada, . . . This reuse by He Cape wt no he, be Ora up. The nines which the Rakes ge venneme_ Loma with es =lightened smithy, s— p d k the mares der argartuatios of lime of skomor k klll ipsolly retrains to AI result, which will br kermalis to is karma@ ef the whale 'oral. - T 6. alitmrartiole is tie mat worthy of attention that, being signed " P. Dubois," it probably emanates from the Foreign-office. So able a writer as M. Dubois is of course aware of the fact—although it is no part of bit business to bring it forward—that foreign oonspstition is the very soul of English com merce ; nor doss he require to be told that its pro digious elasticity enables it to adapt itself readily to every new plume in the conditions under which it has to be carried on. Money makes money, ea is known nowhere better than no the Parisian Bourse, when the lame of innumerable small gambler become the gots, of a few huge speculators, as cer tainly as the needle is attracted to the pole. So, likewise, trade makes trade ; and the greater the commerce of the world, the greater will, under may probable contingencies, be the share of it which must fall to the lot of England. It will be seen that the parallel is not complete, inasmuch as in legitimate commerce the gain of one party is not the loss of another. Collusion between the Montagues of the Condit*. bonnet and the Copulate of the /Ndipendanee Bel9* is out of the question ; but a report is mentioned by the latter to the intent that the French government is negotiating with the Russian Steam Navigation Company for the use, during a oertain number of years, of a portion of the port of Cistat, between Marseilles and Toulon—a fact, it observes, which, if true, must give rise to complication with England. Some of your readers may remember that Sheridan used to make statements in the papers injurious to himself, in order that he might have the opportunity of denying them through the same medium the fol lowing day. While on Russian matters let me state that, accord ing to accounts from the Polish frontier, the Russian serf holders, if not absolutely opposing the emanci pation, are throwing impedimenta in the way of the work, as if they hoped to gain time by such a sys tem. This has given rise to great excitement among the serf population, amounting in some cases tr. actual outbreab. The Press., observing upon this, lifts up its voice in arising There are questions the raising of which may be avoided, but which once having become the subject of pre-occu. patron among the classes interested cannot be adjourned without danger. . . May the senseless resistance of oar emigrants prove a warning to the Russian nobility, and prevent it from incurring those misfortunes which the folly of our privileged classes and the inflamsdpassions of our people let loose upon France at this sad et the last century." The Siicis, returning to the question of the Sisters of Charity at Lisboa, says: We have beta obese Ibr the silk mem dot vs have loss Ilk masa, wed it trill rtt;e l =s piss= koso. sekkoes Ummedees bees milk the seek of elkoomstmiset end Mfmaills Aso- Naas. C.. the essetlkileml prsermest of Peelmal ocueelestieeely Numb Me olmallesofrob k sews .ose. Menge Mar obey ti toemleerake, wlll fn obolleme to their eed er e. risk irk wee to keg E. at. , DJ. Mimi of note Lein roasissy? Oes Y awns be Mtn mired= to cows viola pososses essebemes alkali ell wo manlie gemommost f Ihre, sapprias the %Sem el Ift. Visual le Pod to Ism mated dts path of tbetr *Mb _end to yes ummollseleord awoke.. Is Dos Paw so V. ki book, USN' the oiacetka of years ? end *etas lets Werner, easiest sew Ire- The rederal Council of Switzerland calls the at tention of the different chambers of commerce to the opening of the Chinese porn, and urges them to maks proposals in the interests of Swim commerce. From Spain we learn that the civil governor of, Madrid had given orders for the seizure of sea clandestine manufactories of gunpowder, which had been discovered at Alcamo , de San Juan. The pr risen of Cabs has been augmented by 3,000 mos. The Frankfort Journal announces that the Ds nubs navigation question is under discussion by the Cabinets of Vienna, Constantinople, Munich, sad State/tit. The Emperor leaves Biarritz to-day. His Ma testy is expected on Monday next at the camp at (Ulm. The Empress, who finds the air of Biarritz agree with her, is to prolong her stay there for some time. According to letters from Lyons, the French com pany of the Rhone hope' it will be able next spring to open a service of steamers on the Danube. It is thought that, before that period, all the difficulties raised by the hostile feeling of Austria will be com pletely removed. Agents of the company are at this moment engaged in establishing at Peeth and Pres mug the stations required for the undertaking. The Bourse has been brioyant, and prime show some improvement. The following are the last qno• tatioos:—Four-sad-a-Half per Cents, 06; Three per Cents., 73 ; ditto, end of month, 73 10; Bank TEN EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1858. shares, 3,140; Credit Mobilier, 962 50 ; ditto, ' amount, 962 80; Credit Fourier, 675 ; Roman, 921; sp eh i e h Threes, 46; Home Debt, 40. Railways (toe ash) :—Orleans, 1,440 ; Northern, 1,000 ; New ditto, 846; Lyons and Mediterranean, 880; Midi, 610; Western, 660; Eastern, 7621 ; Sardinian, 4661; Algerian, 690. BALI OP LORD DBABI'S 108818. In accordance with the advertised announcement, the " entire era of • nobleman" was put up to public auction by the Masers. Tattersall at Nearer on Saturday last. The ris ensiled much ourioeity, end induced many of the MN Ambers to prolong their Meg in the town. The centimes comprised 22 lot'. the alallks Longbow, brood mares, end this yeat's foals being cabled. The promedinp oommemetri In front of the " Elakutstionn aeon after eleven deka, when a large ring was formed, esesistiag of persons merely drawn together by cmiesity and may Isteradhig parelmeers and breeders of blood eatesk Amongst the tnekdag fraternity were John emit, Jamb Deem, W. etsbblag, H. Lister, John Dawson, Mat Dawson, W. An ion. John Day, C. Peek, Jobs Oaken', Alec Taylor, and nearly all the jockeys attached to the northern stables. Amongst others we noticed Lad Glasgow, Captain Archdall, Mr. George Payee, Mr. H. Hill, Mr. Robinson, Mr. J. Dims, Mr. R. Ten Broach, Mr. J. Fisher (an exporter of borer to Australis), and Mr. T. Maim Mr. Tattensll commenced hie eddress by stating that the condition' of the ale would be bend in the catalogue, and that he need hardly tell the intending porchamers that for any of the Welts mooned peke to the sale buyers would not be liable, but of course say incurred respeoring engage minim mentioned in the oatelogss would ham to be paid rep. Mr. Tattersall also stated that should any of the anpge manta be inadvertently omitted from ths cordons, pur chasers would not be liable kw them. Reserved prime were pieced on nearly all the animaki, and this camel several of the to be retaraed to their noble owner. The wra gent Lot 1 won • smart cheim " rry by West Aust d =out d oi Caticature. After • Inds time she was put in at 30 guineas. and Nome brisk bidding then engird between Mr. Club Mr. James ram, to when oar of a hundred guineas the baseseer Ail. The filly by Stockwell out of Mesenee large bond and with amok d the arpserann of her sire about the lead, rote emidly from 106 gnome to 160, at which prim ale was Modell down to Mr. Clarks. fibs accompanied the Carkstmo Illy Ws dm deg, whom the toppd oonaiderably, end was eltapether of mob larger skr Stockade, wham =Mto are very heavy, on run tip front 1/00 r. 8. Hawke having the lest bid, sad the Ve• turns le John Scott. 290 were And a sister to Toxophilite, who t asu several heavy angsni meats, but it did not come sap to the reserved rice, and she will gv hack to Wlilewell. A colt 13.2ri Flying Dutchman out of Comema was much ; he seemed strong and muscular, end almost as fur nished ea • two-year-old. His angegements ere also heavy. Boom spirited bidding took piece ice. him; he was put in at 360 guWies, aid the °fare raidly resoled 470. Here the bidden stopped and the harantr - Ml, bathe colt warn bought la. When Teen Bowline antured the olds kis penance excited a murmur cif odesiratirn. He wee n e,..alT the Imadsomest colt of the let. The Int ear for him en 4: o, tases, and, after same warm ag ion, be was down to Lard Ole fm pew 700 TM, colt has many valuable anseemeale,and helminen a bord Glasgow will =se wtet be bee law ben e=:o ki • may good Tin hte al Valved% of the Hills , Hothilleam, end other higb-prieed .entire beamileue I. inure unbrokm minele. 21e ha not a bed looking colt, bat one Met turned in the bed' hie mar Ine-Met, was knocked down to the fret bidder, who manned OM gnome. Paley. them altogether, a hem tel of mama wee savor te the hamar. Tim mom the horses to Weft Boommeng, • two-year-old wild issa=a6wasatt. and who nu vary badly on theineleee y. was vainly Wald nod the ring. The sirdsamr amid not obtain • bid. The next lot, • abs wit by Teddington out d Tenni Thalia, win dm sheet to be sent book, when en offer of 20 .es wee made. Re le mei end pretty, with a haa tens and t a ll, end wall emir • Manila ledifiter pa* Usk. Mr. Moir an Auteelles dean, ~eel him do dal ■lens, Tins Meesam esit, will aelding peelkinler Ant him and with only one monument, we sell far M guisam bolt, a moo sad net oewromml balks MA was eseit book, no me Ming bnimil b resisr limeffWPe fr Ihe ..l's heavy ="M. Mr. Helper oblened Meanest dor 460 and the bast NI to Mr. Bans* • Ow of 260 guineas ib l ir mi T e s , Ifs (Si would look at Woubnaph, and air else bed the dog tic " Bon" of the sok Tem*- wee ; hie ant elms like host, emmed fall el numb. Mr. Parse molls the and big 1,000 2,4001 w this in ken ho wet mu up le ~ when g inis he b hemnar , MIL Mr. Pam lowever, was moldy wing fix Lord Derby, and tie Mem woe bought in. The reserve price flied upon him wee 3,000 and consideting the value Olds ow milk be men tala vb. "Zs Eie l jeloe wee net set upon fineamr woe merady kr Ids greet Tat no one wield maks Me arallams ma Or kr me snarl.. • roarer. , when a test eemenly deirthed as " a nom conned " wee add ter 23 ISSION and en Wier shaped bores maw leaked deem* • bills. Nfe believe that he wee purcened Mien • twoyarold by Lord Dirby tor 8001. Tin dense wan megnilasas mine* bar the mosey aired fier the did net mom up to the mem piton. Only 160 gime wee ./and far Pellet ;001 rive were bidder De mss, who wen to pones bernmes power, bat who is rather heavy elendered. Mr. Bead Mil 1,100 rime for Temelette, moiled nosh minimal& Ile is it me the leg, elms and wmewebt, and la perhaps use of rho Und immed dud here to Berland ; ho vas bought in tee 1,600 gloat. Mr. leodleilbeed to take bite the Floe ; 2,000 suinem bowever, are pieced upon Famiemort enough mossy he en mWied horse, however ekW' he may ultimately become. The beautiful conditkin in which the Womb were sent to the hammer was the theme of tint venal comment. We roll bat of the horses sold, with their sum 10 s -1111Amu! yearling filly, by West Australian, out of Cari cature, WOW to The Libel, engaged in the Convivial Stakes at York, 1889, 10 son each, h.it. (Mr. James Fah/el-100 • yearling filly, 1)7 Stockwell out of Mesanes, by T eagaged at Liverpool. 1869, in a match, B.t 216, with lewd Glasgow's filly by Barbatus, out of Coalition', fist 7Th, 300 save each, Lft. ; in the Convivial Stakes at Toek, 10 son sash, hit.; in the Ninth Benstock Memorial atekes„ at Goodwood, 10 son each, 1869, '6O, '6l ; in the Epsom Oaks; sed i s the Coronation Stakes at Ascot, 1880, 100 eon each, I.R. (Mr. B. It. Clarke)-160 guineas. Stockade, a bay yearling filly, by Stockwell out of Scans by Melbourne, engaged at Doncaster, 1860, In a march, Bst 7114 with Lad Glasgow's filly by Barham, oat of Con spiracy, eat 41b, Bad House la, 300 son. each, h.lt. ; at Newtown* Second October Meeting, 1860. In the Brainy Stakes, 100 son. each, h ft; 1860 le the Epeom Oaks ; in a sweepstakes at Ascot, 60 son. each 1 ik, (allowed 61k.) ; ia the Bramhant Perk Stokes, 100 ens. nob, 80 ft ; M Ton, in the Great Yorkshire Stakes ; and in a ewespelskse in the Newmarket Second October Maeda& 1860, 60 son. *soh, 30 ft (a ll owed 6 1 bs), (Mr. S. Hawke)— MO gainers. Tom Bowline, a brown yearling colt, by the Flying Dutchman, out of Miss Bowes (Longbow's dam), engaged In 1869 in the Ham Stakes at Goodwood, and in the 80/attack Memorial Stakes, 1860, '6O, '6l ; at Doncaster, in the Muni. al* Sedum ; in a match, Sat 71b each, with Lord Oleagow's oat by West Australian, out of Maid of Masham. 600 ens. ✓eel, WO ft ;at Newmarket, in tbs Beckenham Stakes, 100 son. mob, h ft; in the Nelms/int Triennial, 1869, '6O, 'Bl ; In die G lasg ow Stakes, 100 move. each, h ft, in 1860, in the Epsom D erb y ;in the St. James's Palace Stakes, at Ascot, 100 sere. .mob, h ft ; in the Great Yorkshire Stakes, at, Tork ; fa the Doncaster Stakes, and in the St. Leger (Lord Olsegow)-700 gateau. A paling colt, by West Australian, out of Tour de Faroe (Acrobat's dam), engaged in 1859 in the Ham Stakes at Goodwood, and in the Bentinck Memorial Stakes, 1869, '60,'61• In the Newmarket Triennial 1869, '6O, '6l ; in the Beckenham Stakes, but sot liable ; in the Houghton Meeting, in a match, Bet Tlb, with Lord Glesgow's filly by West Aus tralian out of Brows 8e.., fist 41b, 500 son. each, II ft ; in 1860, in • Sweepstakes at Newmarket Craven Meeg, 100 eon. each, hft (allowed 31b) ; in the Royal Stakes tin at Newmarket, 200 son. each, 120 ft ; in the Great Torkshins Stakes at Yak ; and la the Doncaster Stakes at Descants (Mr. J. Merry)-800 guises, ROMIG IN TRAINING, &G. • 1111111•Ui colt, 9 yrs, by Tedduigton, oat of Young Tha- Mesp asm Omtars7 no engagement (Mr. Joha Fisher)- 46 brews soft, 9yrs, by the Flying Dutchman, out of Memo..; serposiis tiaNswtnsrkatTrtrasW,lB6B,'69,'Bo (Mr. Farm)-60 phew. Meteor, a bey colt, 2 yrs, by Slane, oat of The Ranee ; TVto a trirsepeakco at Newmarket Craven hillethßi s ° move. smolt ; fa the Epsom gears. Derby; sad Bleksestelle Stakes, st Liverpool, 100 sots. sack, hft (Ur. Holgtoss)— 460 Target, i yea, by lea Lovell, out of Miss Bowe, so semi mot (Is la a pest match with Lard Glasgow, 1,000 sore., sot liable), (Mr. Samos)-250 guisass. Asideprey, 3 yrs, by Mildew, out of Days of Tore, by Old Meshed ,• so;sgsetsat (Kr. Peat) —22 galena. piste,bsy , 4 yr*, by Pyrrha' the Flret, out of To is Pores, lib y to mike a =prior hunter (Mr. T. Mara)-4{ rims. Coop ds Wies, 6 yea, by logo, oat of Tour de Faros (Ur. Pact)-40 rime Deems and Somerset Zag gari esi _ at alt u r posi TureY at Clostehrus ; Words', it Hvirrneo Draft, "TIM LEVIATHAN."—Our readers will boor with psll.aaaa that this celebrated sod popular speculator has ingroved nice we last referred to his illamea We an imilassesit that, as far as looks me eassidered, " the levlethas " "pen as If actual/7 =jay* the seen robed ha"Mh, mil en* sleeps, drinks. sad Vas andel as at wry period ef his tirasa. Paralyek has left the ems, sad it at prism wafted to de legs. Kr. Davit?. =Keel advisor expresso himself surdas el alleoltag as ultinntennd entire cure, ask behaves, whoa ens the nein, is ashamed, that the leviathan's" constitutios will set is the haat degree be impaired by his protracted misfortmas Kr. Davis de nims that be shall, we long, be " awn( 'em again," and looks forwsrd with particular delight to a menmpuon of his inelong avoostica.—Braley lima. ROYAL Fats HOIPITAL, GRAVB-INN-RoAD.— Tbe mama rof patleats relieved at this hospital during th week anting Sept. 18 la 2,471, of whisk 774 wire mow wow. lab) budlignut. METROPOLITAN 0011ITY OOUITI. &ming dwrw opPlimboi AMER Use wit. Wwwwwwwwww., oz. Mortialwdow—Moaday, Nwpt. M.wwd Wee Wk. , Portliad-road—Wethroko. SKIL M. Ad two Wow- LOO mairsLL Dawn-tonswo.—Pff. &p 0 111 beL VAIITIIIOII, dopL wad two follow. abri, y AWaNthowtKlefl.—MoilmOwy. Owl 22; wad two fol iersioiroatß. AnstAwfrowL—Tiwwwiip, Sept- 23: Priam Rf. COURT OF BANYRUPTCY.—Sin. 18. (Biro Kr. Couskiimor Hotroyd.) sx u r►attaor. - This was the exaMintios In the case of John King Westrop, the baakrupt, who wee a glove manufacturer of Btaining-laan The following is a copy of the balanoe-abeet mowed by Mows. Bert, &oases, and extending from lat January, 1867, to 4th Anent, 1565 Da. To creditors E19,189 11 To ditto holding enmity To prelim on the trading 3,836 6 To ditto o oommission account To ditto on composition 2B 7 1 To surpiva Lt Sammy, 1557 To liabi li ties £33,236 10 Ca. By debtors—abs., good doubtful 292 6 Bad 41,6,7 17 6 By property soill•41144 Do. motplol wain 2O 0 Do. Oddity toodhoro 3,429 14 87 81 M 44 SOO 4 0 81darlos 10 Rost llBO 16 3 Ratss and loose 36 2 0 Repairs Law oasts Intend 5,061 0 1 By boom sad poroccol exposer —_ .. 476 0 0 .- ___ 1 B forms - 983 4 By 1141301014 33 ,,833 1 8 6 By errors 133,236 10 9 lir. Reed, who, on behalf the mimeo, did not object to the bankrupt being allowed to peas, sold that some altera tions bad been made in the balance-sheet since it kad been Sled, bat they were of a description not sufficiently important to regain murk. Mr. Wheatley, appearing for Mr. Underwood, a creditor, said that his client not ha y et proved him debt, he should emir kr ea adjournment to enable him to do so; he should she esquire to examine the bankrupt with reform* to a part abroad. Rio Honour granted this application, and ordered an ad journmest. Adjourned accordingly. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Barr. 18. Odors the ChislCominicar.) TM leaned Ceousisekwe sat to • Top We kw sad dis posed et • Issaber of arm ur 11 resits.' 0013 IT altos am:T. This io;OlriTnt, •1;orso:d;Olii,;;• oyT: orti by Mr. ichols, N for Mr. Br* noldri r Norm-Mk r also for Yr. Minim, barer, of Loursr-strar mad Osplor Holder. Mr. ilergood supported. The insolvent was connected with ethos In !advertising horses for sale as the property of gentleinsm deosol e g il and the debt' of the three complainants wore. M was omalreoted by fraud. Bolpeth stated that in September, 1866, he saw ea advertisement in the new of • be.... He west to the Obelisk irtablea Waterloo-road, when he tried the her and gave a °bogus for 371. Next day the her Jso lame, or which he sent it back. Called for the messy, end in a fay days could hew nothing of the IMSOIVISS or Um bone. Mr. James Martin said he saw sa adowtimenial in the 2iases, in February, 1867, of two harems for 76i., the property of • gentleman whose snarlers would allow rdays' Wel. The price was 761. He paid ag deposit, and mat his groom to take the Irma to his 111111001 at Chiskhurst. Some objection was made, end be melt the mosey. The horses Irmo taken to Chisiehunt, and both turned out unsound. Borse person oonnected with the Insolvent gave 404 for them at a sae. Had spent about 164 in trying to get the balance. The stables were in Stamford street. Hr. Powell, attorosy for Captain Edda, stated that hi. (Nat bed paid 801. for a horse width tumid oat lad vas sold. An action was breasht for the belros ° , ll 6 the wets tore upwards of 601. The 'Wool weals roans.' pad triod to doovor the insolvest Ice same thae, and at Yet tiTesed him by in ;tl;artisenent in the Ti...ito Perk- Meese, Camden Town, where a hares he bad sold Mime wee again advertisid. Mr. Powell admitted that Captain Holder bed been convicted of appropriating some government money and bed received • neatens of 12 months, which bad shoat =. It wee sock characters, he mid, se the present in that led young gentlemen into trouble. In this three cams a " warranty" had been EMIL rogses the insolvent's emmination it appeared that he bad been before the court to isn, sad under the Protection AM in 1863, when he wee too ill to complete his ow. He had stables at various places for short price* bat Aided that he re-pmthassd the horses when the gentlemen sent them Mob ; they had, however, stood spin in his stables. Ha seid he did not know that the bones were "so bed" as they tweed out. Hr. gchole end Mr. Reed sated for ea atemptery Judg ment, and hoped the owe would pat the public on thek guard against persona who advertised in the newepapere to lea bones se the property of gentlemen or ladles, rof pr om dreamed. 1127 eargoOd could not my more than the lambent had, that be did not know the homes were " so bad " when be sold them (A laugh.) The Chid Commissioner remarked that "so bad " meant that the Insolvent know they were very bed. (Laughter.) When the poisodon case was completed he would say for what period the insolvent would motive a judgment. The throe comphdas had been fully estebilehed. Judgment Mimed. MABILEI& COTTON.—Livgaroot, finer. 18.—The market has been steady to-day. Primo remain unchanged. Bales, 10,000 bales ; speculation, 2.000. 1,600 Buret, at sd. to Bid. ; 300 Egyptian, Bid. to 9d.; 100 Pernam, Bid. to Bid.; 100 Naranham, Sid. ; 8,000 American. COTTON 000D8.—MANCHENTER, Barr. 18 —The ad. nixes obtained on Tuesday have been tally maintained both irusat r n and cloths, and the market claw firm, but with less activity. The demand appears to be good, but buyers in many cases are uneasy at the considerable rile in prices, and hesitate to give out orders. On the other hand spinners sad manufacturers are well engaged to order, and have no inducement to recede from their quotations. The demand for domestics continues on a fair scale, and them fabrics, together with long and T cloths, are rather dearer. In printing cloths the demand has of late been chiefly for light descriptions, but there is now more doing in good and serviolable makes, and prices have improved. For 40-inch shirting@ of India qualities very full rates are asking, and 36-inch are rather more inquired for. The demand for both yarn sad cloth continues steady front the home trade the Wen to hand been India are very encouraging; and the market in all its aspects looks bright and cheering. American buyers, for the spring trade, ere expected in the market in a few wails, end there is already an increase of business for scam rata of South Amorist. WOOL.—Livattroox, Barr. 18.—There is still • good demand for foreign wool, and, although there is no arderlel adrenal to quote, any change is in favour of seller& &iota: Lid Chariot meets with rather more inquiry, but Wee have been to • trifling extent. Laid bleakfaind fa of Garrott We, at tall quotations. Importe for the week ending Sept. 18: Foreign, 1,174; previously, 84,202; total, 86,376 bales. HARDWARE.—Biammo Sept. 18.—The trade of this town apposes to be prgrareng, wen though it be slowly. The factors' reports maraud from the manufac turing districts are of a more cheering character, and thew are borne out by the lecuesed number of orders given oat by those who do badness in that put of the country. Bat, not withstanding the existence of this undoubtedly favourable change in the position of commarciel concerns, the ex to improvement are safilefustly summate to give ° Z I T reports of a very varied oharaider, sod very qualified admis sions are nude as to the fast of trade having made any materiel proper. T i it; p met body of the msauhotaren are, however, Weir with orders than they were at the commencement the . quarter ; and although busi ness will probably remain quiet until quarter-day in turned, there are sway indUlaiwg that a further improvement will the develop itself. In the trade may be nods* se the citify matter tallleg kni g remark, the receipt of a better supply of cedes from Amerios, end generally trade ia that (mortar appears to be improving ; at Meet snob is the character of the reports re wired brew storm of heel& hardware goods are adll so low that orders to a moderate amount are sure to tuntinne to flow in until trade 1111111121116 its natural position. In the adjoining district the eteMtion of trade ie much the same u ft is in the town. At Willenhall very little change for the batter has yet taw plus, bat in other plum mote of bnprouresat en visible. At Walindl and West Drosture the saddlers' ironmongers and ho lew wen nmaleeturar, .report trade to be moderately . . pod. The iron MS is Smelly so brisk es It wee at the aloes of lest week ; the orders have again rather slackened, and although there were aufacient is to prevent any mos of has activity at the and kepi, the feeling la sereely so good as it was • week ago. Consumers have only mall stocks of finished iron, but they me seemingly dis posed to withheld baying until after the preliminary meeting of the Sada, whisk may at Met effhad ease isdicedon as to the tens whisk rims are likely barealter to take. Amongst the side great hopes are 'statehood of large sins for the for purFome in connexion with the oonstmotkia of the new lines of railway abroad; but these may yet be deferred se they here bees for may months ; in that event it will be di is misink Ileis of bar iron even et 71. 10s. per to airs a mew miles ainsad springs up In the hams market the far the moss& probable. The coal district in the seighboerheadlief Denby is threatened with the isonvedense Shakiest le esectoselsof the colliers' strike. The am employed at Se pd west of Dudley have given notice for as seams of wigs tram 4s. to in. per day. These Mime ere en tin NO of embiag, and in a few days the aia vOlell be est, mien matters ere accommodated In the mmallerne, of whisk at present there appears alight pro bability. CORN.—CANTEILIVILY, BIPT. 18.—There was • good apply at market to-day. Very dull eats. Pier shoat the sane ea last week. Old brown wheat, 38e. to We.; new, 40a. to 46e.; whits, old, 46e, to 60e.; new, 445. to 48e. Biz* Lew, 28e. to 46e. Oats, new, 212. to 28e. Beam, 474. kw Pm, 42L CAMLIZIDOE, Barr. 18.—At oar mew auks* to-day than was a moderate show of wlwat, sod Air attedsaces of farmers. Good samples of white sold at 60s. ; red, 44e. to 48e. pee qr. Barley was disposed of at 80a. to 12a, most be* similar to those at last week. Very little clump to other sorts of grain. %sae sold at Me. to 52a. pea 98 ekes. Oats, 28s to 30s. per 24 semi. _ . Csaust.a, Barr. 18.—Fair supply of wheat and oats, both of whits sold freely at last week's rata. Barley sup ply all ; demand good at fall last week's rates. Wheat, whit*, new, 17s. to 19s. ; o ld 18e. dd. to 20e. ; rut, new, 16s. to 17e. M.; old, 178. 84 to 161 a. 6d. Bm4ey, new and old, 12s. 6d. to 14a. Oats, potato, old, 10s. 6d. to I Is. saw, 88.6 d. to 10s. 64.; comma, 10s. 6d. Rye, 12s. to 111 e. Flour, per stow, Is. 7d. to Is. Ild. Oatmeal, 26 to 2a. 2d. Aroma, Is. 4d. Barisymeal, Is. 4d.—Corlsals Journal. COLCHUTIII Barr. 18.—A fair supply of wheat and other grata. Hams qualities of whist declining ls., and lower descriptions, 2a. per qr. Barley, bens, and peas as on last ambit day. GLocournte., Barr. 18.—There was a comparatively small oho. of &mink wheat at oar to-days market, and prime wore the torn in favour of boyars, with a languid sale. Foreign quiet, but no lower. 6Mdlg corn without change, but demand slow in consequence of the scarcity of water power. In the absence of demand for oats, pricea most be written unchanged. Imports for the week ending September 18 :—Wheat, 1,670 qrs.; barley, 1,730. GUILDFORD' Barr - wu again in liberal supply. Trod; dull, but a goo/ clearance woe Made by sub mitting to a dwilne of ls. per qr. on all below superkse sorts. Wheat, 40e. to 635. ; barley, 3Oa talk.; sate, 23e. to We.; peas, 4k. to 411 a; rye, 32a to 380. HISTFOILD, Bur. 18,—The supply of wheat to-day et our market large; the trade very dull, and lower fully la per qr., with few buyers. Barley for malting is fair tar. Paw, 34e. to 42e. per qr.; grinding descriptions, 28s. to 32a, per qr. Oats ruled dull. Peas and been support former prices. Wheat, 24a. to 30s. per load. Barley, malting, 345. to 42a. per qr.; ditto grinding, 265. to 30.. per qr. Oats, 22e. to Ns. per qr. Per, 28s. to 30a. per load. Beans, Ms. to 31s. per load. _ _ LEICEsTER, SEPT. 18.—At oar corn market to-day there was • lair show of wheat, the Undo in which ruled slew eta reduction of ls. per qr. on last week's prior,. good maniple of whits sold at 50e., end red 475. per qr. There we. a tole rable show of barley, sad the trade ruled dull at late ran, new making samples being disposed of at 38s. to 41s. per qr. Oats were unchanged in price, namely, 112 a. to Us. Beau were a scanty show, and _quite as deer as the prerrions week, namely, 60s. to 635. par 38 stone. NEWCLETLY-lIPON•TTNI, 81Fr. 18.—At our market this morning we had • liberal show of wheat from the growers • condition worse generally than beat week, end a elearanoi could only be effected by submitting to a decline of le. per qr. In south country or foreign soorcely a tranasotkei conned, on sooount of holders being unable to meet the views of buyers. In flour we have no material alteration to note; buyen operate cautiously, whilst sup plies era not exceseive. Making barley is inquired for, bat shipments to any extant we would dimming*, se so few makings are at work. Choirs malt wasted, but for any other sort there is no demand. Beau end pew much se before. Oats were held firm/y, which bad the effect of obeeking business. The arrivals this week w:—What, cosetwhe, 2,768 qr s. Barley. ocesetwiss, 286. Melt, coast wise, 292. Oats, cosetwise, 409. Flour, 950 sacks. Norrinotamit, Ben. 18.—At our own market to•day, with a good supply of wheat sad a fair atrealsase of lamas sad factors, the trede ruled slow at a rattail:et of la. per qr. on the overtakes of last week. New white maples add at Ma. to 60s. ; sew red, 445. to 475. • old aka ; and eltl red, 46e. par 36 stone. Fine Ear ley was w WY aaq maw rail ohmage, old adding swim Wang at 265. to 325. per 30 stous ; mad sew - msldwg, 375. to 41s. per quarter. Oat. were limited, sad aboat hat wades prim time nab* Ise eantples of asw selling at 31s. ; Oseelga dWty llks. ; sad hoses grows old, 84.. per 34 seem BIM wore a weary supply sad dearer, realising am. 4•111 a, peallereae. New. dos door, SU to 425. ; flaedYt.. SOL M 316. pre 24 stows. NORWICH, &arr. 1111.—The nwhes OS tIN markets saes hen rather depnwilifiaring the pest week es regards when. At BRIT IL BRIORM/8 1$ was difficult to effect sales eves at a Manisa d le. gar v. At this at change to-day there was sr 6•11••• Yid • fair supply d wheat ; bat Wien baying tap antiouly, sad only for their ismailste wants, prices resned Si to L. per qr. on the eswenseg owls. Tha supply Si barley was pretty good, sod last twrik's rafts wen sagpartal. The quality eine 'apply wee Veal as eingend with bat week's envies In other these MIS line ay ll doing. near hem 64. to _ per seek Ism run" ; = this evening at 29.. to fills. ad. per 'sok hen As adUer. Latest averages :—Wheat. , at en 6d; herby, 908 i qrs.. at NP. lest year , .—Whear, 2,8621 qrs., et els. 104.1 , 1 qrs., at 41s. b/L OXFORD, Barr. 18 — At 66 nimbi lien MI a buys supply of wheat, sad =Wars nt tithe wars anions to pandas, It lowa' prim add la tabbed, bat this tea farmers would aas trier sat asamsgassay has Hula Wilms was ilea. TM fiwlsr Me the qastatkas Whiter/bat limn WU OIL ; INA 4111 a, du to do. par qr. Tits mad isposi Is did psi di drat will sot be draw; beelay was suds may with a drat/on to :puldeas again G ila. • law . apply a t wits which ash *sea NIL so lila. par twastsr;pussost bars wire alas very pitatlisk ale boa by Ppm at prism ski Ss., sew, da la alp.; pip qt. ; Xs. to tista Ills. pr sad. Tba mans istes Ohs 4E02 asdisas passrally to this aid Tole asisdpisms wheal. It is =OM ssabbastry la that Is Islay tits potato amp tana wit ; we are bo this wl sw, has aimed boss vary mall sar, sad las Oil is moss atmaisd. Otis asatlsma this sky, a Wpm power, • his dna up fifty rob without Ming more taut a hosts potato' dissead. PITEREOROPOR, SEPT. 18.—We had supply of wheat hare to-day; fine samples could bar d got at his matey, bat our fan wheats, weighing about 80Ibe., weld te bought at fiu par qr. below teat wash's prices. Barley and oats mild each los bought lower. READING, SEPT. 18.—The supply of wh ea t at this dare market is middling, and isles a&oted at • decline of lc pee qr. • but very fine samples maintain the quotat i ons of fast week. In barley a full supply ; the demand is not quits so brisk as at our last market. Trade in oats and other gram unaltered. apossernh, Barr. 18.—Hop picking le now being carried en with peat spirit, the recent favourable weather having' been of the greatest benefit, enabling picking to be completed in many plantadoas without • drop of rain touching the hope. Borne eimelleat samples of Mid-seat have this week sold for 9011. to 100 s . per cwt. ; Same; 60a. to 66e. p cwt. Speculators are mill sanguine that the duty will Teich a ki k k figure, the range taken being from 260,0004 to 300 000/,, though perhaps 240,60 W. will be the real amount. Al there was a liberal show of wheat sampler to day, yet were only done in retail. The attendance of the town and country trade was good. At the commencemeat of the market farmers and holders began by demanding the terms of last week, bat millers acted with reserve and declined purchases at that figure ; later in the day • few Wee were reported, inferior kinds receding Is. per quarter. Foreign supported last week's rates. In barley there wee not much doing, the malting season sot having fairly oom. minced; the few samples sold realised a slight advance. Oam were in moderate supply, and 6d. to la. per quarter showy ; old k lade, however, maintain their value. Beata and paw were in less demand, but no appreciable altersUon *sok place in the quotations. Flour has receded 6d. to L. par sack. The following are the quotation :—White 445. to 413 e. ; extra, 60a. ; red wheat, 40a. to 44e. ; eztra,46•; barley, 26a. to 34e. ; oats, 26e. to 26e. ; beans, 40e. to 42m.; pew, 40a. to 44e. WIEBECE, SEPT. IB.—The weather continues PElElilklb4 fine. The supply of wheat to-day le gam; quality various; the best samplwi are ls., and inferior la. to 2a. tar qr. =Zir. Oats rather more showing and former pm. . obtained. Othir groin sr before. Prices to th e power :—Wheat, white, 45e. to 48e.; extra 47r., Ole. per bushel; red, 42.. to 4118. • extra, 445. Oats, L. per Siam Being, old, 425. to kr. per qr. WORCISTEIL, SEPT. 18.—At this d►y's market thew me only a small attendance, on aoootmt of the great fair m the 20M, and farmers reluctantly submitted to a roductios of la. per qr. Ber le doll but not lower. Oats sold slowly at previous Moo Seem la. per qr. lower. Very huh inquiry for peas. You, firr. 18.—There was a hap show of all daserip dons at (rola at this day's market. Wheat met a slow say at a derliw of la. to 2a. per qr. Barley also was bought at a Amami reduction. Oats id. per Mons lower. The whole- sale pia of flour ha been reduced to 30a. Prkes:—Wheat a white, 44a. to 464. per qr.; red, 40s. to 425. Barley, mat ing, 32a. to 36e. ; grinding, 29.. to 31s. Beans, 60e. to 635. Bye, lid. per .tune. Malt, 665. to 68e. per qr. Oats, is. to le. 00. par atone of 141 be. Flour, 30e. to 32e. per ark of 26010 e. KI/LICALDT, SEPT. 18.—W• have had • weer of Mk excellent weather, during which a greet breadth of mop bet been secured la float-rate condition ; a few days mare of molt weather and about the entire mop will be gathered Potatoes, we regret to state, have within the last few days got very mach more dimmed, particularly in the norther' part of the county. At ear coming masts this week we had very little wheat or Gala, beat a moderato qamatity of new barley offering. Demand both for load ooneumptito fad export good, and prices for wheat and barley le. per qr. higher, Oata rather cheaper, particularly new. Here to-day veld good supplies of wheat end oats, which sold readily iamb at about {eat week's prima. Barley was in large supply, and sold slowly at la. per qr. decline. Wheat, old, Its. to 60e, par qr. ; new, 345. to 48e. ; barley, new, Ws. to 34e.; Osii, inow 22a. to 28e. WATORPORD, Barr. 18.—Our arrivals of foreign grain dace tole day se 'might have been moderate, but from hrmem we have had liberal supplies, and by boat a considerable quantity of oats has come to hand. Early in the week or market ruled very him, and purchasers operated pretty freely in most articles ; the last day or two the trade has bum more quiet, and this morning fanners wheat declined about le. per barrel, for both white axed red. Barley wee quits as dear, but oats gave way 3d. per barrel ; at the redaction good badness was done. We note no change in the vane of foreign wheat, but Indian corn, with a lees active demand, has given way 3d. per barrel. Flour in good request, and the liner qualities rather dearer. Imports this week : Wheat, 2,600 qrs. ; Indian corn, 3,300 qrs. • flour . 30 brio. Reports this week : Wheat, 323 brie.; mita, 4,403; flour, 2,414 nob. MICA VILLAFRANCI, AND 10N4CO. (From 9. wen.) NICK, Bert. 16. The inhabitants of this town, and of the whole Ids of coast as far ea Genoa, are in a wild state of exciter meat is cousequatee of a report being =Mt that the sego tletkina for some tame peat between the Serdinlas governmeat imd Z the Russian "Mediterranean Steam Resi t:,Computy," for the argon of the wet dock at Villa have been at length brought to • satistamory conch aim Om journal of tide town goes so ler as to nem the amount whit& is to be paid by the Ruskin company (bur mama), sod It further MISOODON that a mounment will be erected by the inhalaitante of Villa/mace in honour at the Rank' Gassrel Bewwoodt, who is said to have brought s tr i = wpy biluse Is sli tams. These are, I believe, Irm stelsmonle; sad, although no doubt eaUts with mord w lbs eamiaa of the dock, it would be imprudent to amide Its edeitively solved until the presence of Ib e disaima shall have placed the matter beyond • iispiar. ssa paltkal views mixed up with this mi na MIA I TM swig Ilacoasiag, pardeolarb , daps it is not eurneht wilsther the alassargas a( the assialbet part of Vil lains,' Y 5 sesisivaly_arjapel by in amosraial oom my, sir be dried 4 en vats& al war which may rityr tbs lfeil yaws. It is son satistictory to ba et the ei the ewrioo. =I to hew mod ire pwelift d the emit v 0 he petheloi * yreenee the Ithelos thumb. these. NW weak IMINIMONS owl lb hubby 1111111116 UM be leholthell owl lb olthedeet to blooky whisk sew bib UN Ibis Meows thelwooth he paid ebb, I way wive s Iter i Zoe fielblelleg the above eeltwhe et Who via the Id et ea frothy • pea ebthy Se Tillithet. This woo Tenolyethlesellt Mee theme of th e the rad wadi tisethee; Iheynt i gly eft ✓eted is valve die le pothelsey etathosestkm. nth frame steals et the — sa l el • leaguifieent bay formed la portion by the preawateg Ulla pertly ateliers the lery of Nies. The poet to arise sad Wt, and is at tits e Atari by surd wet worth The awn is mil ad ; it le at pretest greithed by • reetwool awe them wbeen u e i n n : emyembe bruit Is Ihnow de The log le IPA Meek bet se very realm* NA be Os Ira* menet (=home. Villetwawe fs ccansawl with NW by • reed open to carriages, but the hilly chi:scow of the country readers that node of travelling most distress ag. It is far sore agreeable to walk the distance, which may be effected a a good hour and a half. The new road projected by the town of Nies AI plea the two ports within easy distance of each other, sal Nis will naturally an profit largely by the si of the &wan compy. C w estal ha not yet ossaosd in Nice, and the few =lwho law ahauty entail Gel themeless MIMI -111 the aide, of the butte, piticalatiair = Mae al 'shrine-ken bums who ES dr s chattering ewer the Meier rid esollthr with tomb h Nobly the snivels et • nil •1•••••• fa the hope et seareppleg alassows. Towards aml et °de ar the Infests hems ameetme, but kw bderellat pedod the inpatient lefethrhowee begin one deopekel of the some, awl ass wig toe tbdr Nowlaweele et related prism I dwelt thwehre lIINMIIIIIIi who bleed b, Nemo et Nies to who dg ham Is Oalsamw ; thaw A be melded thaeby = • &des el @palmate at reseesehle rates, sal meaner. they A stead the abeam al ledg • sus awillsime, subs ermit dim to sae the deraboat Weed et thownlag the top stedriew et • 1111wera Tay rough wea th er ems dew NW* the elie by knell= of the - law node of undies. It Is, hmoover, way Mr to del that the elsombost weeetheloiltth to nod thowthieltery, _ ant speaks Ibis be tho arrinsbi marries of Nisi er Ibtsdlks. The traveller wadi de wad, on arriving at Itbs, to look well shoat hits bar be la Ella somber that It b the wrier added Ita & tro yet: vide apiast, all net the heavy simammi hest which op press him • his melba. Let itlr, *ardor, 'elect a spot IPA frenued by the sum and raid the blandishards et orrinaidng braiwenntere. A rival to Nib is Weft s la b the brit of ra p = dritty lieneara a ollends liaparior to Nies, sod albs the la r earms smith A sal bra Nies to is diallesdal abbe beds Mr saw des sow water in view et tbs soar bardial lir et air that ems hi dare.. lisapie, 'Alt lb boons kaaa v a m k: a = Mont Osan, awl rem daily ter WWI tide sob O wall. anterOng tam ram el orris end bras bale, large in re tad bray vldi hula. Fig beat eri Immo tracts al dive dr Are lbws pre, nil biers up dal tower singnindy abided ears red mansitart sobbed by a sky at aryaming lawilinar Maar saris • a bail rook which rime abrylis bar dr eve Fattikations verratie with aid Bead Wrobloado la dor of old, frown • the liamiler, VIM dobbin dr ear and eaten a captivating Mb pr. Thu arra to Maar is ao asap that a sew ram taldi rad last beede, aringlng op tar the aoseasembilir at bob= la dm valley belled W pert. A Weft abilbrart "•sad a searliart emitad hove bass esurread bre by a 1 Boded do INK" 1111 Saiir-liair sod iberbereg prin brie. Int die riabileiment weer-rdreled Its stragtit, and rived lab building shave its reetewas. The oar egnenes is that the re dasetsil by waren, dest dr Wok has ban torgellnd dams dog that tho arengino—la ardor to avail Ss ribs *Air of the inhallitnate ad to else des debts arida ass ow* Is them will he liquidalsd—des shard soaks of the rock, wham tha t rib to lir, en attend aid that des arrival of hole doll remit Om as art this eft far sane yesbabie ploy. It is rid that thane bads absetly be sopplill by the rembeikes et the iillasbeha addiehart, orbs appa real Mde spies Of bratuart man pa lli aid ishissed thew per area, with the grrantee at re bar At a short irate boat bloom stands the town of Nast" airily broil* 'wawa ; this town lormeri7 !WINO I. the Primate Masse" bat it is sow in the yearetian et Oar lids. Frew dm the wad eke tbs towns at et. Brno, with s pied rat, trio taus by gib Frier in :1111tilIVIIIillS d ale mildlan army; Aleaio Final*, Arm for Its mist and lb amp tress (sans of the latter blear many r light thanatad cremes) ; Savona, noted for fY vino, Its fruit, and above all for its flowers; and then the Indier arrives at the hos-hive and treasury of the Sardinian _ . THR JOINTED STEAMER. Believing that it will be gratifying to those gen tian= whom we had the pleasure of meeting on the °ocean of the late tried trip in the jointed 11: sew collier Connector, of London, as weil as le as swaterate body in Newerth aad ha vicinity Isesread Is the Liaise coal trade, to hew some particsase el bar kusereed voyage, we have to state that the Commas presseisil knee to Hartlepool, whom she took la ama ef mask. the la Hartlepool on the meriting of Wedneeda , the Ilk ka., and at 12 p.m. the nett day wee abreast of the weather being calm to Huntley foot, • kir and AMOS to Fleabocough Head, light vari able winds awes as deeps to Crean, sad bead wind of in. creselugaasse theme to Orkeims. Deducting four hours spent in was bar fames end la= bee =slag tas• beam, white, easilekg dal abs bee onlY a nialk tr kbase eagles be peal bar ems era= of 110 fast is ma tieesed • vet 7 ilk and augurs he the eikkang of very 4 . 2 .1.15 e1 5 z fa-pswered *ski steensies. abs nand= she vases ably mega sirs on a imam with • ekes( MM. awl, sa • gas se• rasing against • saki f1e564114 11111 alga oi d pitaity thrimees. Per same ass bee peaks as ms s ,ha lsOt draught gad seam lisement maid Mew to hese bar spat ski sa as of the Wawa ; wed whew as shamed wads* sang as were teak sassiehmg the 11111 aria at the Wag has nes mama her jokes resaaking the aghast Wary. and aurned to Loaves& ea masa as the weather mekested she preassike to Lade, ea delivered her antis above all the bailee at • what's Tamhall. We usheetead that the :aka Ship Cempeng, et 96, Rayl-bers, leaks, are =Say das, prey alb he Lay es • Use of jointed screw aal- U..'srs all kale, ea base nosh= Dagen to $ large aim Is It isaad that atelaage ask by seasseist em s thaw imak saki to e greet raw of time by as sights sga u daew th was fresa one visa b amesa, bat ale of the route, the kaility of carrying ea imenesargessa it is =Woes to ▪ welmile ream es the Ilense, coa be =Med hem thenseases sea sae a Bahia at a ls eset et Sir tree It ▪ nay Ss. • 1111, VW*, stasat coy teer lama ken • ale mortis far pats, sad= =suagabian. We trust la 11141111110 will not he flaw puts la aver beellathe ream =venters of this bald awd asseasi lamas is Mesa shipping.— Nesters gees. The tleOder of the wealthy heiress Mdlle. Moet, deb of the 'war of the Muyards wide ponce the welbloteten Meth tiempages, with her esneb,7o. Ashen, of ![u.-.r amigo was samonnesd mine time ego —us eshkelled en Tkimaday leak fternerg. The Abfat =OllOll6lll m pathir gl mal the istemeny. A ef um mne easewestis ees by the p., ' le of Ife bride, end NS night lay had a gisadid ball, at which wan Gourd Ramattald, Omit da Monad, mulaistar plant polnatimy, M. I=e a s it y4 Ss Minister of Menu sad ▪ t odor Wrisbar with seven] °Mors r=l Olden& The Preach Itistister of Public Vt has given his weblike la the pleme of the Masters Railway Company for the portion of like line from Rennet to Radon, sitastad between Meeni• and Medi . Tka lime is to follow the valley of the COelmmy end It 10 kilometres (6i miles) occur than the direction erifilnelly proposed by the helght of Brutal ABUSE OP iIinIITYPAL hiII.CIINCL—The Court of Amebas of the Haut-Rhia, sitting at Colmar, hos jut tried by defult the Abbt Maack, Superior of the Convent of et. Marc, mar Guebeniehmir, for Livia,. betwees the years 1563 and 1866, in several mere treated in a most dlegnaceful maser young girls wade 15 years of arm, of whom be was the emblem tad spiritual ditto'''. Tb. Abbf, who lin Melt, wu medatamid to hard taboos Lir I —Oa 1 *olio, IN 11 010101 OOLLIZZ. This insolvent, who wee a licessed victualler in Totten heat-eourt-rced, appeared for wAjodkation. Kr. Bicker Cartels appeared far Mears. Vickers, the dis tillers, end Mr. We supported. A complaint wee code on the part of Marrs. Vickers ea to the manner in which their debt had beet incurred, and the ' court wee to give its judgment on the present occulon. Mr. Biota , Cartels informed the court that since the hear ing a writ had been served, and the insolvent had ;Maud, which would prevent judgment being signed in the 111101110111. The Court adjourned the owe to the Ist of December for judgmwet. Mr. Deasy iisiaTolvSa;;;rversad gilded, tor Kr. bas a lam arasiaistanw, sad as his eau *lDS rnd I. s judgment twelve woks air las Imams whi& his &be ass lasansd. DEATH OF JOHN WOnsfion, FAQ, Or FINWAILT. —On Thursday evening, Mr. John , of the andeint inginsidag inn of Mews. Tod awn& , Ghnpew, died frau an inissustory Biases tersldes Asa enssikatis% The dewed wie • native of Mats, ad we bent In MI. He ere ivei the slanmats of lie ethendien fa Cands, PeeO ohlre, awl as the mitipoitiosollis pesos eo Oirgew, vs sp- Mr. Devil Neplarspinler, Connie, whose fie fns to introduced to Xt. Ted, his tutus pithier. Hs subsequently served as enginur WI bred sovorol amoislog sarinsrs, and in 1833 the marshk of Tad end M'Ongor was forraed—e paterwebip which bee waled in wealth and satins. Mr. bl'Orerr's career during the lest meter of a osatury has been identified with the rise sad progress of tram building in the Clyde. Chief among the many undertakings of the err cry he iretioned the msgoldaet graving-dock et kleadowside, which woe insure triad with such Eclat some time ago. Mr. WOrsor, who powered peat geniality of disposition, wee very big* essirsed, ref his death In the prune al univenally re potted in Olsagow.—Brofesn. Itel•httOtli ADTE.PTURI OP • LIINATIC.—On Thursday amis. about seven o'clock, the neighboadmiod of Bonthera sin, am this taws, we wry math dinned sad =Ad by the seeps hes his loess of ma aged ma armed Lexie% salsifies% and who had ham in • slats of mind which squired In esetelst Viffilllllo, of Nan hog,. It that ha renappad sat rash out of the hews, sad wee 200 sets be awns to a high min. tree, up . wink other( whit in NOS, which isding but the diamond energy ear pers ea marem esti law added him to ablbit. Hares UAW& of SO het Its us pereind, estsaing and raving se that be Nell le Sad in the Leads.-toad, and draelni sad iskias the asickbents who doskad to his mess fa sash a uses that sissy deeded whether he wed* net draw limit of, sad so sisseltly La iiidr Ittwever, topes were oh msd leaps node be sevesel tape. rrtfeee evil tildes asended, sad oso and thou pilaw mks the rid Issees truest, eintifly he dm the kap gads, sod hoester this mei hhs asseped, with Ipse calk awl eloogr, so Ist lit boo, oil Moo Ida to his Ueda. Sash an eapieh, r =el bag balm= 70 am SO pm et slinedina ths by stander% regatl:= l , the mien fif • pre stress sent obelisks to the dilator than seeet~itod oak sr sha.—Birketio Clirsoids. (Adeettiaestint.)--To we gado arir mar of error acefibuistrimo 41•44......1,„794 . 11 ga L ` 1 12 =Wdigrla sw idweededle.... riumeh ==pe a tr o.. Ramra v r==f la a r li , ee rim log by "LW, Feed t sea W. IL Iffewee. Leadea"lla MO& 3 6 "gar t ik eWay eirer ml. fe bed the ale =trim., bate sea stet b. ir Newel art be WNW lefirram m. . rswe Rweary. swift Irmo on i room oho ras am, ea dig ; lab.. ; Wit Waft M a t ,. b e ri .4 thr deeded two ea T r eL a N y. VON% ; /11111111 E MS. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CA BU ALT Y. Arlid (s), from Now T;rlsTwea jasb — o . r• - 11;t Malt os Wes Poi* Is. twos H sad Cabbies, sail realiiii. Two tags see sad son assimmie• is Wag mai. 11.11. •sd promegurs al"ll b•r• WS isoratig by • slim boodir.—boutlimblok Sept. Is. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Bleak (WO Castle far the Clye, Set U. use Ist 43 N., Ice. 1911. Doling , ewe' 94., IL Zoe of asemood, tat 11 11., e aglet le. or Beene My. Best Olse (eep). booed 11444, Noe L let 48..0, 100. 43 W. Woolam (.11p), Nos Ledge ler Ooslow lag, ice. 11, tat. 43.31. 9.10. lade e. We), fee New Wee et Toro, MtMt l, lat. 49 11. Icll J 999 Mee *W, hosed Mt. h, let UM, lea. 99.30 W. It Osowewe, twin Ham 149 lea Freedom, dues days' cell from the letter pet. HARBOURS or REFUGE. Tito pointed by her Maje.ty to inquire Into the wistallyhr Ile construction of harbours of refuge oa the mob tact en lb. tardy in the Sessions House, Liverpool. to resoles Wiliam ca the subject of the commission. As calf paid puler had been given to the 'agony, but flor hi. ward to tinder theirodium. The sividatin, lostever, which worn adduced west to thaw that a barberry d milsgs was naosseary at the Shemin; slat Beam, in Its Tt d llsa, woald be the bog pmt• ft•tabithwart fa the bind; and that if the bar at Oridgfced imam vows deemed I would form a most important ails dirt' kitbag he fie shipping going south op the bilk tied ingekg was adjouramt till one o'clock b 419, 4 DZSPATCH or AMERICAN MAIL i t iI .± B IIIIIITOOL Tim British and North American mail steamship Antis salmi cm Saturday with GO yammers, a fall ono, sad las mall. kr the United States. On Wednesday ant the Canalise packet Nova Scotian sails for Cimino with the Canadian sad North American mails. The box at gm pose. office doer at 8.45 a.m. On Saturday next th• copal mall steamer Canada leaves for Boston with the Amato* mils. The box at the poet-ofiloe °lowa at 7.30 a.m., with a Jots at 8.30 am., and at the landing at 9.30 am. EXTRAORDINARY OCCURRENCE.—The Dumfries amoderd toe the following "On Tuesday last a son one of the parochl4 teachers in tr i c as H ig t Badiab t a boy six years of age, became sick altar • geed* id trait, and vomited an Ili fully Sham lathes sod per Web. TM Ilikabais sad C rda yralnaa B6.lY at mural meablas at Se iudtv • slsaYlY townsmso was prenatal dr aim% and nbibp lle s 4 wt suffocating, blood wig ken lb mouth siti geslik observed soessthiag swim to god to in the MAN) nook and, minims it, pulled oat mask which, a. awed data we Nat of Sham imam law. The boy'esmehir Mies thitt shoot two year. ago she Mk Mania! their, utPW B " tag that it had swallowed a Miami badhs about in its pannikin. The boy es jeyed miry be" and complained of no uneasy senatilon in its stosemb. mother observed that his appetite wan rather rsysninsoni that he was •übjece to starting in Ina sleep, sad ream also awake." CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE SHILLING DAY.... SATURDAY, Sirr. 18.—Adinimions on payees*, ; by macs *Win 2,8941; toad visitor., 10,892. [Advertisement.] liwzowata ODlTinniT An Pis ADISTWLS TOD Ras Lear Zany{ el • lOW Vr. 4.:Nties o—l 111411mIsdosS.7 2 . 1 = .I. l" V ra am sia ... Mahave Abated on ro! lea. Par few sasses ••41 • - ann was ward out stannismla es webs the limb but I am tom aimed a eas e . sad nerdy corn' The eim soelblin vet sonranine; rho. well tenet! I" pa = titan at the moo Wool. it carer bile to men a wet sal can. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. OFT.-119t. U. It Lemurs PessimeNdll. the Ws at a Lao. 01 HALL.I I -41."2, at Oldimm Brlglir" the We cd IX Ha. d 11 11 1 /Li P P Y S LIY IIIIIIO .IaPLI S ".. .-119 14. 1. " 14, s T."6"""ul. t Flaatlege.leneee. th. Y wile et the Raw. ht. Nagebtreog, et • is, as North W Ilrer 2 eip l i a ig,Ve l ieet= sot Rheas. the H, 312. L Lab of Ttlor_l9.. le. the ertfe d W.7abor. KR d POI * " d a dearteete. MARRIAGES. ~. A. IA ODTTIZZ—NASON.—Dopt.I4I. at in lira& Tin a li., ay T. H. 10 t " la. Cattier. i t .. of IA " ...we ' lair Mat ot ter, lAA, A. W. Nowt • b , v I g wed* ill381.11—H• A 1.-9eim IT. AI W. Ken abb." 1.,. r• Ir. 0.. ROWIT. O. WIWI* Krt. so ilawiattA MM. 0. 11•11 nof Rocford dem Easshatoo. IF ALK Ikl—bavta.—.Aot 11. al sse aka* ce I I L by the DAY. &mad Ham R 011402. &D.. TWIT ii...._ sad We DAIWA of et Joint's Oollega, Oxfwd• ob. % mow lUDs. M.A., lawaibeat Al DA John lao odout 40 of lndwialt Mules X. 4.4 l'eariaw Mytos., libldkoW.M olswiltz g e t tortio Da in. • of We NOW. Pt& AT HS. 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