The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-27 00:00:00

THE CHLNA TREATY, We have received the following abstract from the Areign-oillos : NDYKAILY OF TES MAST BETIFUN m MAJESTY AND INN ENPNROII OF MINA, 81011FJ) AT moron, JUNI 26, 1838. Art. 1. Confirms the treaty of Nankin of 1842, and abrogates the Supplementary Treaty and General Regulations of Trade. Art. 2. Provides for the appointment of imbues dots, ministers, or other diplomatic agent. on the part of either country at the courts of Pekin and St. James's. Art. 3. Contains provisions for the permanent establishment of a British Minister, hie family and suite at Pekin, and the forms to be observed in his communicatiens with the Imperial Government. Art. 4. Makes nts for the travelling and the tranmaiesion of the correspondence of the Minister, and the employment by. him of special couriers. Art 3. The Ent of China consents to nomi nate one of the Beeretarir of State, or some high Mayer to transact basinees with the British Minister either persowally or in writing, on a footing of perfect equality. Art. 6. no same privileges are to be granted to the Chinese Molder in Landon. Art. 7. CoMille rony be appointed in China, and Bay reside in any of the open porta, and their aided rank and = i s regards the Chinese bed authorities is Art. 8. The Christian religion, as Protestants or Roan catholic', to be to=aal its protean probated. Art. 9. British subject' to travel for pleasure or teas into all parts of the interior, with passports from their consuls, ootentenigned by the local autho rities. The regulations se regards thus parch ditimilsed. The provisions of the article not to la Mid to ships' crews, for the dee restraint of 1611 a nettious are to be drawn up bi e the tamed =I Oa cuthorides. No par to given to Nankin, or cities in the hands of the rebels. Art tQ British MenshanTsCips an t 3 allowed to trade up the greet river (Yang-tas), but In the present dwtarbed state a the Upper and Lower Valley, no port is to be opened. for trade with the criosption of Chin Kiang, which is to be_gased in • year from the tignabme of th e treaty. When pease te restored, Bntiah mesh are to be admitted to trade at such ports, ea hir as Hankow, not exceed fag three in norther, se the British Minister, after ermeniting with the Chime Secretary of State, shall determine. Art. 11. In addition to the prevent ports New Charing, Tang Chow, Tai Wan (Formosa), Chew Mew (Swatow), and Kiang-Chow (Hainan), are to be opened, and the right of residence and holding Leded property is conceded. Art. 12. British subjects are to make agreements tor landed property at the rates prevailing among the people. Art. 13. No restrictions to be placed on the em ployment by British subjects of Chinese subjects in any lawful capacity. Art. 14. The hire of boats for transport of goods or pasesegers to be settled between the parties them selves, without the interfirence of the Chinese go vernment. The number of the bats not to be limited, and no monopoly allowed. If any smug /ling takes place the offender to be punished accord ing to law. Art. 16. All questions in regard to rights of pro perty or person between British subjects to be sub ject to the jurisdiction of the British authorities. Art. 16. Chinese subjects guilty of any criminal act towards British subjects to be arrested and puniahed by the Chinese authorities according to the law of China; British subjects committing any Willi, is China to be tried and punished by the consul, or other public functionary, sooording to the laws of Great Britain. Art. 17. Determines the mode of procedure in the matter el complaints on the side either of British or Chinese subjects. Art. 18. Provides for the protection of the pores= and of British subjects. Art. 19. f any British merchant vessel in Chisels waters is plundered by robbers or pirates, the Chinese authorities are to rase every endeavour to opiate and punish the offenders, and to recover the stolen pro- Art. 20. Wrecked or stranded vessels, or vessels under mess of weather, are to be afforded relief and security in any Chinese port ; and the crews are to be furnished by the Chinese, if necessary, with the means of ootivsysnos to the nearest consular station. Art. 21. Chinese criminals taking refuge in Hong Kong, or on board of British ships, shall, upon the etpusition of the Chinese authorities, be given up, the same also if taking refuge in the house., or on board the vessels of Brinell subjects at the open Ports-. - Art. 29. Tile Chinese authorities to do their ut most to arrest Chinese subjects failing to diechine their debts to British subjects or fraudulently ab soonding, and to enforce recovery of the debts. The British authorities to do likewise as regards British subjects indebted to Chinese. Art. 23. Debts incurred by Chinese at Hoeg Kong must be recovered in this warts of justice on the spot. If the debtor should abscond, sod should possess real ar personal property in the Chinese territory, the Chinese anttise, in concert with the British ousel, sze to see judos done between the parties. Art. 24. British subjects shall pay on all mer chandise imported or exported the duties prescribed by the tariff, bat in no case shall they pay other or higher duties than the 'abject' of other foreign maims pay. Art. 25 Import duties to be considered parable on the landing of the goods, arid duties of export on the shipment of the same. Art. la. The tariff fixed by Article 10 of the af Nankin to be revised by a commierion of Ti r r il ia and Chtneee alms to meet at Shanghai, so that the revised tariff may come into operation immediately after the ratification of the treaty. Art. 27. Either contraotiag party may demand a farther revision of the tariff and of the commercial ordain of the treaty at the end of ten years ; bat viz menthe' notice mom be gives, or the tariff is to remain in force far tau years more, and so at the sad et emit sarismaive is years. Art. IS his agreed that within four months of the signature of the trusty, the Chinese collator of duties at garb already opened and hereafter to be opened is Beitish trade, shall be obliged, on applica tion alike amoral, to demises the amount of dation leviable ea proems between the place of prodestka end the part daimon; sad epos imports between the esnealsepert la emotion and the inland markets =mei by the soneal mid a notification thereof shall leo pablisird in Eaglish sad Chinese. British -*Ms may, however, clear their goods of all transit duties by Lyent of a single eberge ; the anasent of the e to be calculated se near es risible at the rats two and • half pee cent ad adorn. daty, sad it is to he fixed for each article at the essiferenee to be held at Shanghai. The payment of transit doss by commutation is in so way to affect the tariff duties on imports or n pot% which will °ordinate to be levied separately and ia &IL — Art. W. Regulates the amount of tonnage dun. British nnorshant vimmele of more than one hundred and fifty tome burden te pay at the rata of four macs per to.; if of 'tae hundred and Itty tons and under, at ths rate of coo rumps per to.. Vass& engaged is the 'emoting trade, or aberiair for Hoag bong from any of the epee ports doll be entitled to a opeeial certificate exempting them beet all farther payment of tonnage dues in icy non pert of China for • period of fear months from the dab of her pert elearause. Art. 30. The master of any British merchant ves sel may within ferty-eight hours after his arrival, bat not later, depart withoot breaking balk I in which case he will not be subject to pay does. No other fees or charges upon enter:. a t permit, shall be levied. Art. 31. No tonnage doss be be paid on pessager boats, or boats conveying baggae. letters, artlehas provisicm, or other articles not subject to duty. All cargo boats, however, conveying merchandies 'abject to dety, shall pay tonnage does once is *ix months, at the rate of four mace per register ton. Art. 32. The oonenla and superintendents of cos- THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1858. toms to oohs It together respectiag the isentina of buoys and light ships, as marks may demand. Art. 33. Dade§ to be paid to the authorised Chinese bankers, either in Byre or in foreign meet according to the assay made at Canton, July 1 1843. Art. 34. Sets of standard weights and measures to be delivered by the superintendent of customs to the sonata at each port, to secure uniformity. Art. 36. British merchant vessels to be at liberty kirage pilots to take them into any of the open craand to convey them out, after they have die- all lead dues and duties. Alt. 38. TIN superintendent of customs shall de lude ins sr Moe customs officers to gaud a British 11111061.11 dy e r arriviN off one of the *pea ports. Eel They either in a boat of their own or on board eldpitheir food and expenses shall be imp plied frank tie custom house, and they shall be entitled to no fess from the master or consignee. Art. 37. Ships' papers, bills of lading, &0., to be lodged in the hands of the COMM' twenty-four hours after arrival, and full particulars of the vessel to be reported to the superintendent of customs within a further period of twenty-four hours ; omission to et b zith this rule withi n f ort y-eight hours I by a fi ne of 60 tails for each day's delay. ' bell amount of penalty not to exceed 200 tail.. The. master reeponsible for the correctness of the insaffeet ; a fake manifest subjects the master to a fine of 600 tails, but he will be allowed to correct any mistake within twenty-four hours, without in curring the penalty. Art. 38. If the master shall begin to discharge any goods witheat the permit from the superin tendent ofSte shall be fi ned tee* and the goods shall b e con Barated wholly. Art. IL merchants must apply to the yisiont ones kr • special permit to 111• gasp boast ot shipped without 4 t a p Mt komp bi tes le ke imisinits. 40. Noak b Ni vend to MOW can be anis widest special permission , sin of ionisation of the good. trans The septelatendent of riotouse shall gire a pet clearance when all dues and dulls. have been psi, and the consul shall then return the chip's Mae- Art. 42. If the British merchant cannot agree with the Chinese aloes in fixing • value on goods subject to an ad valorem ditty, each party shall call in two or three merchants, and the highest pies at which any of the merchants would portion thus *all be assumed to be the value of the geed& Art 43. Provides that duties shall be rthe net weight of each arti c l e , rialring 1: 11 = for the tare weight of oongee, &o. and regulates Se manner in which the tare on an y irtiole such as tea shall be fixed. The British merchant may sp ired to his consul within twenty-four hours. Art. 44. Upon all damaged goods a fair reduction shall be allowed, proportionate to their date- If any disputes arise, they shall be sleled in the manner pointed out in the clause of this treaty having reference to articles which pay Arty ad valorem. Art. 46. British merchants who have imported merchandise into an open port and paid duty may re import their goods under certain regulations, with set payment of any additional duty. British merchants desiring to re-export duty paid inmate to • &reign country to be entitled, ands dollar regulations, to a drawback certificate, whisk is to be a valid tender in payment of customs dud.. Foreign grain brought into • Chinese port in • lkitish ship, if no part has been landed, may be se. SI without hindrance. V 4 16. The Chinese authorities at the pleb to slept the sesame t say judge most proper le tont the maces hes band or sss Art. 47. Milk snobst vernels not to resent to Air km dm pleb declared spa ; not nnlawidly le ids }sil4 orb sorry on etadestine trade alseg the masts. Vessels violating this provision to ha, with their cargoes, subject to confiscation by the Chinese government. Art. 48. If a British merchant vessel be concerned to snuggling, the goods to be subject to confiscation by the Chinese authorities, and the ship may be per baited from trading further, and sent away es soon se bee accounts shall have have been adjusted. Art. 49. All penalties or confiscations under the treaty to belong and be appropriated to the public memos of the Chinese government. Art. 50. All official communications addressed by British diplomatic or consider agents to the Chi nese authorities are, henceforth, to be written in Seelig. For the present, they will be accompanied by a Chinese version, but it is understood that in else of there being any difference of meaning between the English and Chinese text, the English Illswernment will hold the sense expressed in the llnglish text to be the correct seam This provi de' is to apply to the present treaty, the Chinese Slo: which has been carefully corrected by the ish original. 61. The character " I " (barbarian) not to be applied to the British govern tor to British 'ab :any Chinese officialdocument issued by the authorities. Art. 12. British ships of war coming for no hostile purpose, or being engaged in the pursuit of pirates, to be at liberty to visit all the Chinese ports, and to receive every facility for procuring necessaries, or, if required, for making repairs. The commanders of inch ships to hold intercourse with the Chinese authorities on terms of equality and courtesy. Art. 63. The contracting parties agree to concert measures for the @append= of piracy. Art. 64. Confirms all advantages secured to the British government by previous treaties, and stirre lates that the British government shall participate in any advantages which may be granted by the Em peror of China to any other nation. Art. 66. The conditions affecting indemnity for expenses incurred and loss sustained, in the matter of the Canton question, to be included in a article, which shall be in evilly respect of equal dity with the other articles of the treaty. Art. 68. Ratifications to be exchanged within a year after the day of signature. Separate article provides that a sum of two mil lions of taels, on account of the looses sustained by British subjects through the misconduct of the Chi nese authorities at Canton ; and a further sum of two millions of taste on account of the expenses of the war, shall be paid to the British representative in China by the authorities of the Hwang Tung province. The arrangements for effecting these payments to be determined by the British representative in mecert with the Chinese authorities at K wang Tang. The British forms are not to be withdrawn from Canton until the above amounts are discharged in fall. LOW or LITE AT STA.--ANTWIIIP, SEPT. 24. —The body els pilot eared Numbest, was totted adore seer Kern* eureare Se bed thew el abeam herpeog Neeeme, width pined the Orwiellehee as do IMIO of kook leder wttb Greta. Irba sow ofthe rood mot rows, bet It is supposed dee was woody bath, r has calm wow as two At Oatol toodo body bed come ear% eleiMeeill deer perm herd ea ft se be thet et dr retire et •herb yeast, led ft le tared that same alp bap pawl with hoe erg. Paws:arra Poi Bzumuss. Foimos•Ornm, P. 111.—Tbe Earl et Meterebery, bar Merry • liever tat Soar Itor FlV isem Aliks. bee received a her keen N. yes de Weyer, NM*, it Ws coot, liar do Mat= dais tbat boo= oi =orta gored by Cbotbratr i trir I. will are rerjer ldim ier-tbe =big by my Itakba dolowir of great la Or wry.--Geeree num'. Cam or NAPOUIDI L—WooAirrar, Ism rearderee whit Moe rieered let the W• 141.011 kr tie foridiehe tresehdria ef tie theemal ar et ihrille• for Waikiki Arend le Per* a ersaber werlorea were employed re to aMe hem lest *be is the esestrectra el therareest et deed let width the rider will be placed. This aressurst le lea reds that feet ies titthe sad le so the heal ear ugly Mby th. mit of Freon et the mine reeleee se to to Tr wit, with its Indio theism illetheith fa, . vest be plead la Its eerimesst, the top the letter heels' bre Ord with reds le width ether. will be ettetheL The err veal be erreeperled he Farb by Othersi Sr J. F. Barns, 0.C.8.. Impossopemorsl or Imiskooloso, who lo emr atidaeri so Sallwor ea to d& as a proms tom bet mo4cis the lona reepire. Axisaiciar Mails.-13a Gawk, poyal man aboromokoillod a Illasonloy lac Balm with the Airada Illrt,es, • tail i = l ood owadomat of paropo. Tim Abbe Me oral for Nov Toth. Leer wit be vosohei ot Ike pus 111 sora, Ilainp. wtsli bhp* as 1 p.m. Ths Issilaredge km clam al 2 p.a. Kato inulltgnue. 1121.11.0POLITLIF 00171ITY 00171T8. 11222 wrina== 2 :411 6 1t. 27 &ad tow Idiom r, Pearliand.wad—Wodasolloy. go. .4 4 4 , roam. Dioneartornion—lloodar. Eliot. 25 : TosellaJ. 211: Timmy. is ; 111 Y. 00l L lacomori. .211 t 27. niuwesons.—Tsoid.. Bort II; gnowiren, Old.raorroad—llownoi. Olio. IT: Tbarolor, Hoe, htriel‘road.—Tseday. litpL trierilV. Om Wuncauss. Oubare•4llllOL —Ter 6hy. Sul* , two following da Criorrn. Onobarwril X root —llona/ tort 22 • Twortiet. 9l. Orazinnon.—Wodnorior . lapt POW : Oil 1. Woomen.—Ti l nt ai t iabo_ t Cm or 24 . 00 . .N01Ni11i, OWL 27 :..d throe k ra i ntro . in noon. Owlidisll—l2ook. Sort V. TSB POLICE conza CITY POLICE - 00101ITTEE. Mai Dart, a War realm at 111, wig seemond try 14. s" sae date CV — lsspeo lall'a rts Welsble set Messeve thine Mans Plia4e et Wire, for bewleg see Lb. welsh, I es. eel dreelass light. Mr. lase lOU. before this ore wee goes hen be wished to else the hen informal= he naiad he west to White. aresseeset Pees, led thee aelnemined the sane of the Wisten n teent to deend p ser er y d ead el He thes, i l s=t= ef thin ea es* i l l det it sad the here MY half • wee dee. Lt We el the ewe day teethe miss met sad bells peed end speed Obey eel sash of then wss2ios. short. Os the 21Ird het thee wee two sere SW-general of hew bed bon the deheilest sad they wen sheet bell ea owe sea. Oa the ss* thee was two awe mg 6r, sad they sits are? es. shore. After this he west to the akers, lad seed to see hie wsiglis. They IMO b ake s ., la d . he toned Am ilis• sirs rely Tory He teatime the defendant shoot there to r a see the !erases es. He .110, MS TIM= aid that ire setillevirk; le weeded to see ass i n a ll!l i a m ii trai rapid ass scald h e used thre with h.V s h the sfeq. qrr tes else with those end le the said the the sth V We win Hel sad ho weld set hid thew added be wet s *mew Oa islo the bas hes/a bend seethe 10111* tea the egifeet of tbswsew o...abati he sal the lea said the welsh* wee mew mid. d who ireigM. ibad would yeoman delehney. He bed sho got all the meese woo. to prows 64 arm of the Sow. W. Wales sethisse, ewe eislag the sr=bith was i I on. 3 heeler shoe. ths other weigili• bed been lost, sad his as. bed plead this was up, idler be bid throes it away, sad mei h. --- Abloinern Who rid it nos right It &aid be bona that the anti- —d Whilearoworsst him hot supplied the iV oin e so i r m pi ho god weighs, and that woo the Arse day MA bon P. sad it 1,114 avery serious one, but es the dollohnit had not been there Wore he thettld raihiote Ibo pme* to 400. mod COSI& The he tree psi. MANSION-HOWL. Amer& Isies liekf 48, woo brought Mhos the Lod Myst by EWA tho Amyl with lesolls heads% within the last ek newaties, the eue 410/. big os Ido noploz a ttaire. Smith, Pam Mg ONTO V. 11111 164 6: sollehor to the Beakers' Prolootka Amosis the, opposes' tor the prosecution, sod Mt. Wenfor the &Moo Altar the ismoleatioa of want witaaris, Ilr. Mama mid that is aa far, my lord, as I am go to. day ; bat I mast oak for a namad, at It wM M mor imp i s t Mamma Irma lidtabargh sad Glasgow to Watiatr, who had Malakoff from oroarazamiaatioa, made as . adman, mad tba primer was simmedad ma. - GUILDHALL. llainsosi Mord Belie. sad lohte Anew Maria, ear tam, la the omits et Mars. Foster and y, wise mar cheats, ot Cheap** was Owed at the her ahutpd with studio( a hogshead elegem. Taloa 301, hem their emplopwur premier ; sad Mime Iltehttiote sad Aaron& GOit, .Mir a d etabispl ommumbler' per, wen jointly ohm* with is two other primmer* in vary monk Nom Mary Led, a said—lmam selhe • @mhos ta 11111 Mr. Norma that = ili ro blig li s ea i rli . istor wad Ise* who ham min at 19 A, Oeimes-Mrest, where or meek h het. Haim le the bowl milarmia, said haa ben to the proeseakietl aeries about to or shwa heat LW, me miliemea, tam Cheepsido sa to tie pre miss to Odmmamilesst oboes 12 eels*, mid I was seem after Mama by a boy, who add that Imed was holt sad Imeoltiog evssybotly about. I wad dowa mad hod Lead ea the emoted sad Hateldoe shaft oar Wm, ad appeready limbs held of him by the tired. It arm OW dui, bat I mail ebony* that • visaged sing& wr ea ; end whit Ms moislemos et some ma who was MIN to I osorrived to seprimio am. Balm wettest to moist ma, rembg he wee shell dam. I got Lead upokire, 'boa Ha* awl Gala made • reek et him ; Davis admit Mot mud tekody, while OMR street bin la Se Taos, sad MOM pee bit • blow oa the side et "IP bead= the siboggle width sawed Lead sad Gila MI, bat t ea moor. ?Wks leol was mey mai eabousial sad he : 'Mk Iran& assisteaes sad tea him to ear pre- 1 dial whoa aid a bean after be wee fa ash • staw that ma 'Mork at every owe who Mimed with am ea. apposed to hare bees awah knocked Messy Lad mid--I r*hew to he emplepalliesen. Pairs owl Wm Oa the Martha peasoot =sal hod se mis§ to mi dri air he sow whoa abed 99 mimeo to 8 A la &esosealeg, wed easstiviag fewediesseeller operadore the rad Imo, ad • Walk aleadingipi du with a bighead etwbe apes IL A weals d violsof • von Min rim. I 104101 Maim awl Davie I. as sell. teak hie else I wasted W sumelemer at How ; and as I was I pails. So owl or Lialowvall I sow the palm team the talk whit the bleared at who, away. emmsashated whet I hod mesa to Ow Miura* albumen the mese day. Itreftlag *Mbar task plass oat° yesterday, vim I meat Ws the ailor ad waded as el the or whit empty. &Mao tweashately mid ha teelsod :C l 4 l game woo, bat it I told I might look oat Orr my lased, as he wadi rub me. I mid I certainly should tall my mast w. Hama pas ase • glom at wins at my miler, end fluid two gleam ahir words, sad he tallid Hutchins down and gave bba • glared ties. Aftw the third gloat I lost WI reeedlateisa et what sect piece, wept • &abbe after tioa at my Gloat. The asatedag I recollooted wee Mr. Norma babe me ham fa • tab. I received a blare eye In the saregglawal I have Newel mum braises about my body end I Reeks. I arm wee to such a mate bstore. I tare often area GM ad Hatehhe It the cams, but I do sot kaow what Wiese lig bad then. Crosiresmird-llts reason I went for the erne early i the wartstag was, bwasse I was drunk over Wltt,, owl too late to Mkt it this. flume bsen drank beim. bat sever Iml my mom tatty*. It Is Impossible ftw me to my how often I gat demik. I maw He dome drunk. I hen bola bar reoutits L rityand I hays bola droakabeat twisty time *Woo Sol Mr. DNA s tard that Harlem we, enUtlri to bre dis obeyp as there was no eittleaos at present that sny wine had bees ebbs or that goy was missing from the stock. Mr. Ws. he the pmeseution, said he should be pro perediti=tiot the Was was said for 10d. par canoe to Mel poetess, who sold it again for to. 3d. per Oka ; owl ft woe afterwards sold to ways party at 24. per ashes, Ys eft beteg de. Oat. par gallon. Aldleemea Md.' add the condnet of the mom Lelia woe =sierwltmodloory throughout, bat then wee sufloitsi fa tim jusity a eamaad, mad he aerator* adj.:maid the case tar • week, etheiteing all the miaow,* to beg ft two eresties et W. e oath ter each prisoner, sad their own moor Morse is • Ntik Mow. Wilo woe sot smarty se tall se the dub in wed& ha woo erso elearged pith robbing hie mother, Cherloile The possochisos Lowy wawa, the wide .ot a labouring wen ea Theelion Wsnelaster, sold, fa letintsg new thot primer was sire was old, sad bar al bey. bad • aoadorlabla Wm. ma wail •. goes SW goes to whoa eves dose he wee ewe yens et age. Be bed repostodly stoke flea bee, mid she bed news lin sad rural to May on the Wanda= at his ossiest Skis ober lien wenteg be bed ewe phew, irk gemedie ff they bed wenn wow W des saeg bid wide hi mellines lle toil ber thet Whelk Jidda Ihen ay by the pleads Moan let ea kg seensuat sold he had Weight that, awl bed Melia ese allengs est et bar peeled. She bed we Wend Me nem bet weld have dew as whim etas wale to anden ewe Veil a very bed bey lodged Y ths wed new who yst heal et kr we, wed dr issiewil la new that he eight wogs seedwr bee be was so beelsr. Two seen& split reels der. Wbe; red, loan err impend advise et er e avid, she inaght dm hue. edr. i s bens: wind oat tree by bow bad stedeng wee, is= wham be stole • Mad wenee, WI be well Na all Tbured ll l, sad we whether tsar floe deryd r en e gasseat weld do bias soy good, after The& he wend Maw Mbi BETH. Hwy assibet, sirs Larne. seed el, John Saner, siles Cason, end 11, =di Janes Biolol4, is Brine. 27, Tam. beset • anerloas mpg . esevlein thhiew, knew so the Otillewhen were web nenieed ea verlow ehmign et ant Depwesmishhen. Nen the wiser Mhos/ ask preetke seensi to be that et nisi DO &eye whew toner sum& wee sang Dr doe midds b ems& which the shighespons were stand to get gmew elms so dew M whflo thst wales they lw middy gilled &dr peddle at tisk noon sad endete. la ether Winne &my sloped Men i p le sim thaw only to =or sate phew mad whets eat the paver dry senosel thdr nose ly he dodge Caste eel &Wes wined is *kited of ow lady M °M au other gown emetstmemg et 101. Ingsest Berawar. 111 0, egske Os tided &wow ▪ maidam et del peewees, sad Ines woo tally sew Wien Is Die Ask add ea be dew = ingssi r itien Said., efts &waders. a nes. was drend Win Mr. Elliott elth Welleg e Tt" wetly et the whoa et en Own Iron the puma et r. chows sagd, owasoidei woodier, redden fa Pamiasage so% Dowleetes. The pwasnor said that, es the wens( Diem In woe se Vauxhall Gestken awl deer poring ble we, *am* Ihe word. on having ate cam, he perceived his guard chain hen*lessleg dews, and diamond his watch was gone. He gays et hie hes se • polieroonstable, and in • few seessab Aar, food tbs prisons in custody, and saw his wee* Sahalass Isqpisit instl. di +y time, immediately after el dr paha be taw thou/homer ogee from dia l = wed him to he siK be bed hold of him, and an MEI, took te em hie pocket a sold watch, which wee = 1 11 , & ebbe l die bet whams as the me at which he had just bum Chines Woodbourne, 38 L, deposed that in October last be had the prisoner in custody on • chirp of stesti a wake tom the person, M the Southwark polioe-court. Th e primer, who they gave the mar al Ilevadsra, Rlsaded =to the chugs sod was wasseed to do mouths herd The homed said nothing in defence, and wee hilly oar miffed for trig. SOUTHWARK. AU Lag, ea elderly mate , end Wm. Goods, mere eargad ham Mr. Boman with treats( late Bt. Joha's Mid, Underwood, end therefrom two ham meal proyerbeeka, end ue o aling ther book, baker heft lt ram the awe third, rid that le bed maths teener the deal abst IS 'Maur *at dek !bib ea the palm waft& ead that be the doer brad, aria mid Me band I tibia he Mt dr awl a lli gr elli evieras havi ZlM. " :. ems ea he email le bad • aka at the father med of the sada end ea he am • Naha la the vaulty. Befog ado. lei ea time vow aim la the plea, he rolled to a Milaste beep the deer die be eat ia iamb of • ur etmardio. On his wean he food the gamer In eaday. The airy had lea baba era eat airy dream ramosal. Ms and pawerheehe period up lady le le maid away. Cialbeth, 7 L, said he as aid kb the chapel ead el =s al the primmer, emothr bed • ilea baled the ammaion halm Oa adds. Ida Ida he ad there, be told be arm a repent (Lomiler.) Wham bad near Ida • mama ad sank, era Mae IMP Wee la the demo whir& MI Ma hoed whlt the bralnriad. A dark ham won oleo bad near Goode, ad la the latem'e pea Was several lathes and • plea cd andle. Hag add he dil mt 8•7 b watt to the rimed to prey. He sea " b wee • home dm peopere Goods laid b hed iselfding la the theal hied • , carionely mode, le glee the th ieves appalimapmf maim their amp& The mad male sled that rill Warm* aid THAMES. 17wassijs e atalli sod esetamil abseil II =l l d , ego, who banged is Se e wee bdore Mr. If sisaged with owl Aim eerie, ayowegweessaci the "undlnale.." It appeared there bed boss ismely sem eiewsles Wen the pima and oosepikeet. sal they gainelled. The otesplahrat bad planed aw Moll= el mem Mow equally as bed et theptesow, wigs led sewed his WWo es bi that. About lbw, asteego the pr l im =t erbe erweipl art the esoliehteet at Tewswhil. eel MOS wmkpesesd between thae. The primer ailed S w e wane by sons vie asses, see* bur, sad bassist bow awe, sad whom she woe down hiked her. Mrs mewl to rise. sod wee birdie preireo, and co bar lehrallie bha with his aresiy, be MIN M Ur, sweet bet, eel liss soled her by So auk sad her with pest Aglow, to the pceeL Her sboabler wee eel she wee testa dbl. der sores Hass eleorsmis. The per nears has bee =Ce l t P p m : R e:Asa the The ars allaall bedday esdd . good deal cl bleed, mad was at mewl espy M. Other wiemess ifele el lie tez d elzr a w= g aelMeeer i =weal. da l b bilair elltre Ike owe vie sailed. Ons=e weever, noisy. and Mr. Yardley dheotsd that she &add be loabad up men litres atm. /ir .— Tart s retratei ca the wets dumber of the meek sad the Wawa 61. Is deb* of persist he wee camiehtel le for two meth& WM= a led about 16 yeari if us, vet keel* bens Kr. TUdtty awed vlth Meru virtue sem el mete poperiy af Ids titularies, Yam his mid Yrwar_, taglatera, of No. 10, Oommunisfresal t Otterveirthoaer• It queued hum the edam* of Mr. WON= Ihiste, eft of the fru OM the bed bees far ems tea to their isploy, aced m el hie duty was to eke. out ths count- Miwevity _wanks. Vat the kat three mks omit beresialbaiir mini kat • drum I. the au= hour, ad hew It was ektrected resikel • the prlionses appokerles. flosetime cite= it elhire two entraliai. led et ease thus 16e. le Ik. At Odic Tki ku had het shoot VOL la Ikea ma th.. At kit Yr. Wialen Prim =Ad is snadky sad a qua *, of d ban , whisk he depelled fa theta& drawer. After the Fiume had Sobbed eissaieg eat the erriatimu-houe Kr.Treeer manksd the ameer, end =MU • seurelim • helfuews, mg • kieputy rive. Mow hod el Asa mertrel. The Omar us imellikly Ida the rolierz, 'kith he auhd. H. vet &ea into the = of • isioeieeklk. awl • mashed belf-orout NM a foeuenq phew woe bad k his pucks.. The witstrig vie Not asermid. ad it le supposed the prism's it. • key was Ai& ha had mewed the damn vu bad upon the vat to rtotutterhottre. The Meow Maud he plod, and vas causlitri lx trio% MU COLLIER" 81 IT IN 801727 i BARNISLIIT, ISATvaDAY Ivanso. A riot of a rather extraordinary character owtorrild about eight o'clock Um night, at the hamlet of Hoyle-warn, neer this tows, whisk is prbettpally inhabited by colliers em ployed at the Oaks Colliery. The colliery, which le one of the largest is the dlwriot, has even sto phrasal Is shout 400 penges, but, in cassequence of a dispute, themes turned out woe 17 weeks ego, mad all atterepee et • settlimmt between the swim red sea hay* bad, a ambor of allies from the Midland and Northwa east bids hem beta Imported. To make way for them "may of the old heads have been ejected Erma the hostas they held ander the proprietors of the colliery, but beteg delenalwel not to Lave the piece they suosecdeil is green game hats, la which they hem team ego Wale miaow with their bd llea reogvies, anon goat 10e. a week from the Cah' liateddias. The Net of waft In a Said, umber teams, be been the wasars, hoes he movelry, al drawing Wqokor Lige numb= of 'tithes ( mod ea heathy hat there aid& met have been hes than SAO pea=s pee sent, Oa tar aosegion ell wad an quietly, serweim Wig preached gad Mews shimmies gima by several of the colliers loser gesethers, Oa Tuesday • tee party as • large aide Mginth by the tamale, gad IS the newt we (Warmly) Gees 1111•1 ammo wit dh=r, the ma git prima woekleg la the pit, Dee aid lonrarde, wiled with alio gad ether weeps% thisitinleg to amok fel male el the awneali. Ige tags, boom; took place, sad Wage Neemall tack wed quint wog theut eight o'clock hist 114=r ter fas • rest smierber men and bod e seay of aim bat gelthally Menem is the sad- dab made iwpwathee .'lie=u at lira. the Rdiwrq Inn, whisk h thuds awhile the hash& end le used by the " bleglitheep" as a reathavou• ihnurel at thee called kr ale, but Wore ther av el i t be served a tow was got after em 1 1 6: 1 1 bad be a = a lt swi r Where hed weft h Sao I ° the t the mak whicheak- sighted of or el he igest br teg the whitlows sail sige that aims la their way, mad amused the petard • Omer le the Immo& Thal mob thew proceeded eisache reed, bee the wthdowe of several of lb. homes 1111 wing elm& swell they ems to about 60 beams bebtagbig the withey _psepelsesee. and in which the Oa Orel they re d. • mina *" = "a mm:lt il , a ellTl i ti me ggl a re °L enart terror to ineide he bouddeg the lithium% wthifreawn, end that came hi thdr wit ew- y. la germ of iTu t il e d igasse thirty wry arm W glees wag broke, the Imam net In, and steam of • large air strewn on the law. The window bathe la isms theissime bong is, shreds. In am he an Inhofe.% ha we dna by a dome with each home, that the hest wee itempletely severed, mad ant far gem films. Abseil she of the West Rib* Orestelinhey was Maw the 1.14101 sight the pest new 1 bora, gad*, Yip if thethellethwiliemi n t ia tept p =l: 114 ask higthie. The llimeset dorm =MO the MGM% who lanai the mega plesideg sesame, awl maght re la ether geoes el the asighbeatheeL The lag gems of Wang Mom • dikliii•ba •IPPMeauk Tb• =two week la awry instenses talag shrew entirely la het eat of GO hesim• we Mak at hew dal 'Waage el glees have been Lam We ore liwwwww hoppytmaythat no pima' wee dengegemly lejaosi, thaw* several ware awe or Ws bort ;fibs oirlyilleeldai worn bother se epedeleoly, th we or be ado thollt that the same was re nolholeiL The ear of the elk& Is NO Wry le Wow the sympathy, fee the he who hoe is to wed soyeetir la the thetas% het It Is rely the se dos to sore thee the soma thief yores as As lipi•—•llstrag VINO' we my broth the odes, diet the riot wee sot per peened by dr teothooth bat by a lawless mob tram the =district. hompt moostuss wal to doubt 17 the retheetthe, with a vier to mat promos ttre sossmoms at malt poseettho—yreendeo ribbons& serionly Were the one d des math strike. The pit Us been duel dor. the Orr of the hey only does al dm mos hove reesersi fir kg of the raeratog. The peeirt erehmeet sad fear porde la the hero creerld lo the blearrep, some of whom leo egresoi their isimileatika to rim from mirmos iond our, leo • peon dolled prolesthe weld be ibsas. o Author sank It Is herd rth rho pima Ibis mom isi mei esoperodere hoe has Oho seasettiogly, the pare lambi tar Mehra& [AdVertiSOolollt.) HOLLOWAY'S PILL& The ninny Sp viola debase ink", ..Wessoll I.lnosni prA* =.4:6.4.,%»•=fit 5 y VV maT.,:: c.as or trnbk. Shonsan non mei mks ins anordint e acpAgit :phi an as nen owl Amin thas a nos Wad W lbw. Tim nupsnd fle ay. Wm.& vritims•*Os wedge =MIT rns ant Silo aim aboram rime arephopissior Ow as DAATII MON AN OVIA-DOBl 071208810401 D. On Satarday afternoon, Mr. Woolley, throw for Wad Hiddlen, aad • hlehly 46y of nuessisd, 21 , teas ujoureuest, at the late of the detsand, Hyde-park-gardeas, Hydorpark, to inquire twerease the death of los* Ballebridso, Zee., aue 60, as szlouthe Bast Isoth proprietor, sad • spado pourdag esulder able property. This ashathely swat Usk =Au the ethjoised palatal aireanthasu It dram the at daft Ulna at the ana p of the *ay, tithe bsi ben adjauthal dor asarninatioa the same& mid its esaluleos an also ea easlysis of a el phiel thud it ths dessesers rens, that en Sunday last the wtheimis gas issue was theseused by his booths, James 1111164=0 . 6 . the ask la the Haig sees, upswa litokso4 This we • Me agari o'olook la the alhasses, sod Os Woke kolas salted us the Itaaresepr, ft vas desual althea, to Ind of it seethed std. Areonthsrly Mr. Posh% lM themesis seaticel athatlaat, au at ease .Old la, but that getikatee, of his sutra, Ina only able Is pro meats that the *al spark bad lief. A phial caablime sold, whisk the doomed Massif had seat ihr le Bill sad Ho.. thathses, Oalhal-elieth en the labor thy, was thud la the spertmet, and a pares et the 00111. Uwe of tie belie bad has labia. The postulates sued- Nadu node bp lir. Palms muds& a suy thawed ma& ties el the head; bet, as it woe pesewasd thst the fatal attack was bseesid ea by the dewed akin the prude sold, sa atdpde WO deemed paint to set the meth at ust ; sad. • It wee goareally if death had arks seder se* dreamlneu It had beta sus by the de pessesithe WM& It was daterathed at t u be seas else le ail whams dens Mum. Heirs site to seek to the straeth of the sold. B. thoriok, saithat at Messes. Ball tad oo.'s, Ordadureot, was rasa semedeed, sad ftessd that ea supplied the add le the doessud accentleg to • he reoslud by ties baths froes the dacassod. fisPrregptics was " Hydroothie avid 1 ca., is • slammed bottle, sad uy ea the label oas tore Waists kr • doss, sad work it 'lnit..' I. 8., thgessaler Mb." It was sot wad to pat the due as the belie vim It was hr a medical rasa. whisk the dammed be asprasill is be. The detested bed had oudiahos• Were Inn tion,, bash. (wham) did l oot reerlabw seer vapplegag lia_pedsway Vith mold. He gas the said thawed ,sle thug* sad labeled the phial as &soled by the dewed. Other widows abut: paved that the dwatesd had saf. Mal from theme et the heist sad gaunt physical ug as fabe y r atm rue sal that le us a urea of as weer raprest his Istbar, it wee dor hod died welesaly. heath. His Mr. Freoldield, wllolet,. who needed es Me part of t h e desersta esisthee, *a his ornmerelal red air amino slake were ia the vast pespeues outs, sad tbe day hire Ids drib he wrote to Ida spat is ths City ra bubo= naives. He was also, ea the adieu= of We do uts: = to ass his only daughter, a lady midis, at The jury, attar a kaki dalfteration, ressided, "That death was ceased by as over-dole el prussic soli acing on a disused hart, tad this does wu Ulna asdiaboally." MARlfila COTTON. Livaawoor., Biww. The NNW Yr mains Moody, sad without say thaw la <meadow Baal : 8,000 bibs, speoulatka 1,600. 700 Duna, at 418. b fit ; 100 R=24 81d. to 10d. ;70 Paraato, at Rd. to ; 7,130 COTTON GOODS.—Xas Barr. 26.—Thar. a Needy bantam dab. la wad of yams wad clothe, at vary fall prima la sass kw web as bare bola measly atiaugarad by dr sairairdiary Emaad for Inks sad Chink dam Is kw Mom aai la sons hislasasa asks have boa ads i swan. Oar Obi as walker of hat Tandy; bat lbws an may amsepakesl arm Maandularan ars Ivry bray, baring wady asaleasbi vliab will kap Asa amployek sad the mama o f piss Massa Cg. '" *Ws karma mar sink af fay soessoka la the . PANS kr yaws oralkaaa very *Kam As kw don of do d/iffila soma lor Kan paean of the Caul ap- Forks' apimera aka INS bar wan was early /ahem In Ms is baker Imam ilas wan kat wad. The tar yam amino ray rsalral, mai Ikraak abe bairn at lb. walk k banal tolam beau We ibea a/ lala. it sat boa beraiikaabk. WOOL—LrviarooL, lienn. 96.—We bent beds very far businere: doing ia wool here tide week, and holden have ia several fastener eacceeded interlining higher prkea Public ear are edvetieed so be& ea des 64k October, fad the Timothy to be brought forward will maples 16,000 bake But India, a dew theerad bake Wen, ea waft CAW low wade. Impotent Ibr tire week =26 :—Feeeiga, 4,966 ; previonely, Wel, WOOLLIN.—Lians, Barr. 16.—The mast Ws bon agesedidthistmkgsaa &goad besbaules bedstraw wils at damed as hulas won diiiiibaked owe werly kind ismaibis good& HARDWAlUl.—Braxmoorsx, BM. 15.—Tbs kayos Oda orbs die rowel hods of thessamhy Is still the die ting/Moe drosehrlede el the Wed tall toy. TO cerashad employ el retwairgsay la the scares of the lost two maths lye boa sad se he arm of ths olidpukas el • id* wan= Owe boo rathood. The &OW opens ast yea the Yids easseragZ ka o: to tha orodirsa If the boy ralle r scare it • aboorpo of shill-06aq whim h area Imo eandos boa asthma ofter • ids* sad beim suribass so ddl door throughout wasory, that Ihe dopinopum sre Add to ardor pods mot la me roodlles, lost they shall roods meld a thok share. Is the West of rhos ark Is ism wilgut Is thiallwir thy it ls is say ether prt of the argiarsy, fears i• awe at the prosat use as sasupdsa haw las molhe a f bravo bat the sodoshosis .at boos of dos Meth of laghood an may =aft lOW sad the heath rods moo droll Is dr mdse of Iwprove moat. Is dors arCUINIONNOIS th• lidos es no te sysoted, very shot of odors ; the ha wok easopers doff low Imo bra glom out, sod orb ea bye bra.. so yleady essoutod no to slow bow dusty the 4wdobooks are wolood op. Aber yowbodey Woo slay Woo • shy bat only k doss so oplly, hew fat hither chew for the bellow cry be areshl use the sew = who we shell yet Muir shy credo & a solag retea irad r e t s e at • yre sotto rAI = i l i t was • frost & ago. The ordsoltra the DOM Ohio woe spit srell this week; lot freso ether wows a low hoe eye to book and la dr oars of wade those toll amok more Oar dry de raw ether shearroar • bssero helm hordiddy eat by tho .sassy soor odoloore b loc b ths war* , lap am a wings sot so Noe hos dor as right supposed from the Midi casabas Oda Yoh hr essused. There ere Oill as pail magißorden audio la had; bat la Oboe numb the lode is iseady opashdy o royals dos tomora sed Imam useloote. The Oa Yobbo slightly hoessal dolor she hat hordsys ; tbs plgoeshre ors is helf-aoya sore for geed hot-biest ir si o=thor il = hos dor to dos ego. As Wdow =l4ea Wednesday, twos was a pod dsal of bother cows tiro for soya woks provisoV ; sed at the Parka* how, oa Thundey, thin was • fslhr stitadoloo admits& that used. The },.Naiad arstlag of the Ode lobo doss oat Thyday at Wolvordrepty ; it is to be hoed that soar resoOtioa will be solved as es roods primer wnl the wads la this diewlot ha s Otto pool- Um for sega la the erapstirion goals oa all arotod it. CORN.—C•trannxtn, enrr. 26.—Nirboat and lanky ante • 'bow sale, at Is week's prices. Whim; Ida. to 44‘. Barley, 308. to 44a. Osta, Um. to SO. Boor, eid, 48a. to 504. ; new, 40s. to 44. par qr. CANTIMITTIY. SEPT. 26.—itte siZy WY good at to day's market; sales dull. Prime t the same is last week. Wheat, sew, brown, 84s. to 44a. ; new, white, 375. to 47.. Barley, new, 30a, to 475. dd. Oats, Dew, 22a. Bow, old, 475. Pas, 425. CMILISLE, Barr. 26.—Large supply of wheat sad barley, both of which eras about la. pr Carlisle barbel lower. Oats, a good supply; old usaintsinsi last wok's Estee, whilst new woes lowa. Wheat, white, new, Ids. dd. to les ; old. 18e. 6d. to 19s. 66.; md, mow, 16s. to Ids. 6d. • aid, 17.. to 18s. Barley, sew sad old, lls. dd. to 13s. 6 d. Mt% poises, old, 10e. dd. to Ile. 31.; sew, Ba. to 9s. ; seumems,9n to 10s. Floor, ls. 6d. to Is. 10d. Oatmeal, Is. led. to Is. Ryamed, la. 3d. Berieyeartel, ls. 3d. per doss.—Oorlish COLCHIESTOZ, Barr. 26.—The sapply of wheat, bedew and peas moderate, sad of barley rood. Fins znaltisg barley supported late prime ; lower qualities deohned Is. to 2s,nily F'aes mid bveer ras pr unaltered. Wheat met slow male at bas ior. Otimovouto, Sart. EL—The supply of whoa to-day was lowa below what is paw* waded at this assem. Sales proonded steadily, sad there yea dilleulty oh • adie fall value of last wash. What, 34a. a 505.; s. to 61a. Barley, 31s. to 425. Oita las. M Ws. Pea 43e. to 41IL Rye, Ms. to 375. HZ11701., Sart. 2d.—We had a goal supply of wheat at ambit sa-day. Trade don at la. psr lead less sooty. W. hal a haler supply of maltase bss , the quality sot lasi, whisk net a taw sale at tally la jet ir lea way. Oats a heavy trade. Pees sad bane sold at MI prices. Ewbsfoot, St24a.llos. per b a d. Parlay, avdtiag, EEL to Lis. • • al* ilfadpuyi ses. 2&a. Oaa 11a .to tos. raw, cir per isms Peraa, to 28u to Els. . SITT. 2d.—At our mad this tostabe• en bed a less mole of wheat faits this {taws,eiwilika wino. the beet dry_ Naples AM NW, Ast Aims, szts• ashion As. to te• ens Videlt Wow* _ems. oirwasin WM se ow. Atka sot knobs Miss. In new south ormstry be WM dam MA to AA bibs ottani the value al Ao beet rid. 01=tri sp =ati ths slows et beaN g eoles , i_woz be lbws olmorAllne to A te=z, whotkow sotsik anaky et ANAL ' 7,111p. wet L uellio milt to to q i u s ti ti on aggilli Alm li teilli muldi = l AZ WA kw hr. ow bums oglsitoi—ibi Is poi • dm to Z ie btets'e b rolio torr ara tt to= The eM eaY try in Aar, bet Aim sow boo yet oppoind Mu /NAM ii wadi bo promisvie t t soh. • sialsi Asitsam The sa.his yea wig:— semiterhs, 1,11811 am; =l.•Ams. Brirlss,=. 1,11111 qrs. ; re.; Mil, Caltwite, Oa gee.; cosotwiee,-111 qea PINY, coastwise. 40 qrs.; foreign, 236 gm foreign, 144 qrs. Flour, 1,092 sacks; Indian ditt i2 O:4 nicks. Nowaricx, Burr. 26.—The markets of the resters counties have been drooping doting the last few days. At Chelmsford yesterday a fell took place in wheat of Is. to 2a per red the tare decline was Wild at Ipswich, Bay B t . sad other prem. Hre to-day there warn a swore finaser, sad • kir supply of wheat met a st ea d y eat, .9 hit weeks area be all dratipthae. The quantity of waft herby ollairg wee sot lm:g e th, prim d dry riaslght ww• aad eerie rare fw favour of th= The hairs Ce.see rather se the hemers van Ides al the prices offermL rumelmed raker aharstioa fa value. Whim wheat is quoted Ws eva ads. t• 4e• ; red ditto, ems~ 414&_ ; best therdir tooloy, 3 i . 4 1.. ler Alto, 37e. &Inn dins 288. lb. pe qr. Later swages : Wheat, 3,323 i gra, 44e. ; barley, 1,634, qrs., 110 e. 3d. ; ry 102; era, 32e. fed. When 4 qrs., 46e. tiol. lest yew Wheat, 1.164 i qrs., Ms. Id. ; barley, A ri lrs., 425. au. • code, 366 qt* Ha. 6d. ; rye, 26 qrs., 36a• ; Mew, 6 amps cps:, 46e. Theobeirraka aura off is one delimits of barley rel ar . OZPORD 8111. 25.— Then wee a goad attendance sorb* le:day, with • large quantity of wheat otter at lag. Prime samples were in great reqtww, sad oonasquently kgood• ithn many White was worth to Re. per qr. , to 465. Prime maples of barley fa mating purpos ßed es wore mach inquired alter ; prior rant* from A. to 42a. per qr. Oats reamed his 23e. to 32a. per qr.; prime sam ples acid readil y. Bens, way little dons in quotations Vasco` from 43.. to Me. per qr. Vetches, 12a. 6d. per Pion, 325. pw sack. The reports from the neigh bouring markets dewing the week are gawesily to the fol lowlag Whet: wheat, Is. per qr. lower, with a vary dull trede, while barley, been, oats sad term about mainstay their former value, with but few tallleKdollek Prraanonouon, Bnrr. 26.—A pea dial at whore lure to-day; las samples made hot aseWs prices, my 46e. pet gr. *roar 6E16.. yellow wheat; Jainism sorts sold MM. m ellbs• buollak at rte. to Ms. pm qr. Al "dug own mil la got et lass massy. linennre, Bar. 26.—Caneldming dm mem, the market was mry moderately supplied with wheat. the (polity of whir\ Asa y w as good. Trade was rather sluggish, sad prism deolieed goat U. per gr. The market was quiet ifer other grain, sad Ow amok the same as last week. la beet sulky brag ilea was an Unproved demand, the tura ious Savmar ad the seller. Ordinary load slow in disposal, et prev mem finee.26.—The wheat trade has re- Ispead Into a very Ware conditioe, with only a limited amount of Midas. doing. The samples of new brought forward at this cars market were not in lint-rate condition ; bat the old was garieray good. Trade Mid exceedi*y d a n=ars orgy supplying fauDedillie WWII* and Me Maples of sold at a decline of aboat Is. below the rims of lest wash. New &Wish while wheat ragged front Ms. to 48a. ; now red, 460. to 435. ; old wheat sold nthtr sans freely at about the prior of last west, white being done at 441. to 48a ; extra, KM ' • old red, 42e. to 44. ; extra, 465. Barley was In rather belt,, simply, bat the trade in that stileb was not brisk; good mal emapist realised Ms. to 40a., and gum lift& Ms. to Me. The ream in. 11..=in oats has net beta sastalasd, and prices ham par quoin., the pow quetatione be 260. to Vs. Balms sad per are near 'Mk, AI MOWN fad prier ham slightly dsolhasd ; beim, 40'. to eds. ; pas, Qs, to 44a. The several touß id ninrkats hold during ths walk have been soodaratisty sit with whsat, which sold 'lowly at a doodahs, generally , per quarter. BKPT. 23.—We fn moderately supplied with groin of all kind. at es-lay'. market; the grows" an sot kw smilers of wheat at last week's pie's, bat there Is peat dialudiastioa as the part of buyers to give any adman. Oda, beams, NW besiwy at nabs. lass wasy, whilst ell bums End oats meistal. tweets.' rates. Priem to the grower:—wheat, white, 465. to 46a.; extra 47.., ea& pit build; red, 42a. to 43a.; extra, 445. Oats, b. Id. pee shies. Buena, old, 45a doa. pat qr. WORCLITZI, Bur. 21.—At this day's market lbws was a fair mpOy al wheat, which sold slowly at abaft dis ourresiey of this day es'anight. Barley dull and tabor ehaapar. Oats again 6d. to Is. par qr, lower. Beano maw alempar, sad we had in bgakiss for pass. you. der?. 26. —ll4 tar wen marl* to-day than was. Seal eappty of wheat. New qualities were 1.. gouty =. Old sampha, hews, telly imbthaked his rates. white samples wale dimmed of at 48e. to 485., tad red 43e. per quarter. Barley of saperior mg rialleed lust week's Wirier arts told at • t reduatka. Malthus , 38n to 34a. per quire; ditto, 28e. to 30a. p er Woes. Osta were a aapply, sad the ges Idlest week were scarcely readied, Ass smiths Rollin per 24 dome. la other pain no ohmage. Batas made Us. to SOL per quests. DUBLIN, Bsrt. 24 —There Ism a good supply of sew path steno Cant Exchange to-day, and the market me sally was quiet. Whist of prime quality supporta tie surnmoies of Tuesday, bat raiddliag simples mad sets all kinds were Id. chespir. Malting barley was staiddy el out Iml quotations, sad for two or three extdi doe pinsh area *kr tufts wire paid, but they ate sot glibly quad& ; grialtai barley was 64. to Is. camper. WATI37/01D, Elan. 111.—No improvement tea be and its oar merbet ; the eandamed dull sccomits from the dams aids hare made a meet deremiss moot epos the trade, sad early in the week, Irish wheat &aimed Is. to le. dd. per barrel. This moraislf , with • Ism liberal supply, the creatir r in c: tlde fall was racoverad, sad the market aided near at about lest istarday's rata Barley realised forme; prior. Oats ressied St to 64. pm bowel. sad a considerable quiatity chewed heads at the deans. Foraka wheat, with • limited levity, maialslas We rafts. Indisa cont—The heavy mini off the roost, hare Wooed holders to lower their pretensions, sad we note all deem ip - doss e. chea lmp s o ts tby 8 4 . weak to el. per band. Flow =Amid I. valuhis :—Bsrley, 444 qrs.; 8,100. Exports this week —Wheat, 706 beards ; lodise cam 6,371; dour, 849 sacks ; ladle. meal, 40. . . KI/OLCALDY, SRPT. 26.—Tho ganattly of old wheat fa Ilas hands of growers la moth km dm at this tints hit yam; its qaality, with fan ornaplises, miry atidu Bar* sad oats aro athanated. him to growers :—at, fintat misomd, 455. to 413 a. pa quarter ; geed rano, 42.. M 445. ; middling, 38. . to 40s. ; red, 36a. to 44. . Hastily, but mismod malting Chavalior, 21a. to 35a.; do. do. comma, 30s. to 314.; ordinary malting, 235. to 295. • grinding, fla. to 26a. Oat., potato, 26.. to 29a. ; CAMOIL:23a. is M. BMW and poen 40a. to 44a. 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