The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-01 00:00:00

iliE UNITED STATEB. LIVERPOOL, St x DAV. - •• Thi. Royal Mail steamship Mkt, Captax Lott, tram New York on the 20th iasanat, arrived 'nere tais morning, bringing $1 passengers sad 407.000 dot.ars in specie. Toe steamer Borussia. from South maroon, arrived at New York on the 16th ; Mt City id 11 eshiugton, hence, reached that poet on the 18th; and the Ariel, front Southampton, on the 19• it. The steam, r Indian, hence, arrived at Quebec on the 17th A.ll Mil from SL Thomas to the god of July men run mat the West India mail steamer Yar.mitta, whole stranding on Aregada Reef has been ..ready reported. was ag►ir afloat, and the damage was not near as .erioua aa wu at first supposed. No lives were lost. The Presideut Lad quitted the capital for a visit to Bedford Spring►, anti his departure had 'men ths signal for a neutral evacuation of Washington. Lard Lyons, the Britt-h Weider, was about to proceed to one of this northern watering places. The (iamb of toe lion. Rufus Choate was deeply Istminted throughout the states, and the members of the regal profession, of which he was a lauding orna ment, were adopting measures to do honor to his memory. Attoiwey-Oeneral Black, at the request of the Pre indent, had rendcrod en opinion in reference to the rights of naturaluad citizens, in which he =Unfair, that the gestural right of expatriation is incontesta aad that, is regard to the protection "(Americas citizens is their rights, at home and abroad, we have a• ;au w►ieh mater any difference whatever between thew. It is confirmed that the "Sickles Tragedy" has tucked io :he recuociliatioa of Mr. Sickles with his wife. The following is an extract from a letter from Mr. Sickles in defence of the coarse he has taken My with my wife woe wy own nt, eon witbno onollenter win soy rennet. nosestaa, hind, et whose. War ta dr" Il esiy, belinci to ti. en, • ion/ fah dewa not at lan moans se Nerd shot I lien dew anon dr say tram& I nompie r lowdos no •lishtew dna N judwlleilot own On web pet —we ow. ennieses awl die bat d leetins. I am tot tone • t lay alS o ir es& need which loan it Whom le • meow oar le It twain to wake ow demon eased of tonni i•tiot with hi•wlt wa man bow me end dear to s.. And 1 caire dhow ~as di the word emilawl to dictate io ate the innilnies of sty wet whet I Sid ft tier to f len bet. sad to rotten bee to way 471116111111111111111 natettice. U I riot Lad to opearenon Whet, Amble ponies d • wheillas novel pedant ttonst—the bopion hid% w• to all its dark pion dins id ihsaw,tio died dr lo ,onoil wino pvio-nbrd rot ears-1 no new no noteh. lb. nowt talonad Mewl a deenadeti P es i 2 which et. s followed to Itir Umbel& Or elm, old per& M.. one h I hen renteil Ile Naha d ny owl alt! I , it nay eon hit me le ism the Yee of hand. and ..- / nwebto w_eng sai paint 1 •titil it., tope •to all win id eni Win Y e n that if I no tit. it ear who has milord to ten to the world in mint .lot rod toothee nen be *One sod mead. nen lOW of rqt olotedso Y nit lob, third mane of Ito tenons dell With it as Me bindles el the goesneet toot the connestirata ~1 unit& It r stated to a privets letter from the Kansas gold mines that from three to five thousand c.ansa are boi l s prottably worked, employing aoou• ten thousand toes. sad that from thirty to forty thousand do;lars' worth of gold is obtained duly. Waskaratten Star denies the report the sixty or seventy eareoss of African negroes have bees Isaded is the United States since the successful voyage of the Wonderer. It adds, however, fast the parties is the Sou•h, interested in the revival of the trade, are (Juin; their best toms:berms the action of the goesroment officers charged with the city of guard's, the carts. We bees new* from Vera Crux to the 13th last. U. that day it is stated President Juarez maid a armee declaring the church propery the property of the nation. It is reported that the American mortar has placed as board the steam sloop-of-wet Brooklyn this project of a treaty between Mexico and the United States. Savannah dotes are to the 14th July. The sugar market Ins da;l, at.d a decline in prices was locked for. navigate wees also dull. Sterling exchange wr quoted at 1; to 11 per cent. prem. Canturrta dates to the 27th of June had been re ceived overland. Dasiesse was very du.i at San Francisco- Inc Democratic State liMeenfion had nominated ?L•lton J. Latham for governor and J. C. Domicil; for lielrenast-governor. The town of Lehaina hod horn destroyed by fire, involeicg a lass of 100,000 dollar.. A tornado in the state of Alabama had destroyed eight of the span. of the railway bridge It Decatur, causing a loss of 130,000 dollars. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Nsw You, Jute 19. The ernan•as to the Stoek Izobaage t sawed to soar ote paet, was r• ...et at the early bawd this fanacest, bat gradually y.el lot tot nowt of the share Ilet, am the demitasse( Sloteday tterwewed ; eo that at hoar n'elcdt the teatime automated to Ito per cent. on New York Central. per ...oh ow Readies. air to 1 par twat. os Otsbnasesid Chttiago i khaki& Central. and Chielgo end Rocit Corron.—Neill Brothet• and Co. report In their clink/ that but lode bad Lien done &trim the weak, thotrzb ruder later so wee fcou tkir tote prices bad stilfase4 eonicabat la New Expiete to Great Britain and receipts se the port. toi,liotst.. &voila about the growing crop continuo tavonraLlo bar t 0.41 r•.—FIOU/ had Wee depmfmed and lower, tat el red Ore. r. Wheat was dull, aad gradually declaaag. ludian na tiu sad uarianged. raminal , —Fr..ights were quite dull la all direetimao. Now ORLus% iI:LY 19. . _ Cotton unch•or.l. Saks to-day bOO Wei; sumulliag, 114. TM sclvc-• p.r City of Wukbaoleton AM eiSra vpos ear Notket. Asl.l lagt three dam lutO 1.:e.; rc 1`.0141.1 time, ASO WM, spina I,6sOgn‘t par. Iftighu 13.101. Moyne, .IrtY 19. Colts aaabaagad; 111. &au, three d.ya, 850 bola., tea:pte woo dm., Mk INDIA. Wei haws received our correspocdeuce and journals from Calcutta and Madras by the Overland Mail Ili Marseilles. nut news by this mtil is not of a very stirring character. Rebellion is fairly embed one, and the European troops are quiet and orderly pending tot decision of their claims by the British parliament. Oud, is free from rebels, and the frontiers so watched that it is trot likely any will again be able to pseetrate through them from liepaal. The Coket!a Phases of Jane 17 says: Sash rebid. th make a now of Law* we. in , he VW* of the Baguio end her dlrgitionte ram, are radii• id to the mated .aura. sof siddwiag great hard.ti i•• at the Infant tali... So inrm and oar columns be , • thinned teeth aviation to es to reader the Neptune, villagers qua. • match Our lLu. eLould ttty solo attempt plesdermg. Un bind ithoefthe tat, pay, and py highly too, bit supplwe„ 11114,1 to the,, lit, Jung 84144001' WWI= also 10 be fatly slier co the danger of albnsp earls sad cootiaren in hie onus, we, sad is the vicinity if hi. own forces, who lake e'l other than troops man nos be exposed to kedge leaptat.ne. Itel.iive to the tweet prespeeis of the rebels we take the follueuth froth the Lrebtoke Herald "geethdiag o, lb. tenet mote IT= Ntp4lll• which amp le Mr 1 opt', too nett i• would appear to be nthttot ti the Jut, Pthedoce drte not at all Min La ide▪ s art th e go o m s se being tainted with thew ; pee then is • ethnic wasq et Km othode whet& stow disputed to 1111•011, thwart At tee time . it would yy~pawm abet lung bed don wised o. *mitt rk.;•. Let lbrhii Bela An a Ness, re2 l weight sad kola mid p-rwilign, Per thensense sad th a w.. ...sly, to ROWS ia the Deng et Delman valley—the hep.ya sad others befog tenets/ is gait. 11 , oodunly. the rises, Bids Kee, he , bays wise g o . gn sm4 eausioped a.. the tenth of the Gowan Pen, Indus Imo the Line Valley, Menthes Khan wee to the .111jaa too, fkua oc bee Mille 11111.4 of the bat It wee eon h. ~ s od mum to the Bev:, who we. et Knot plan as re to th e ostar w. • rather e body if the vtlaris W redo thew ap,threthe et the toot cd the hallo. ey weld spike bee is the posse. therostioats, tad o Th n ly semi oat twesekesesily to see who owl ins plasdar is the asps 4 Saw!, he. - 't he rebels are now kept within Nowa, as far as a sharp watch over the British frostier case have such as effect. T/11 CALCUTTA MAIXIT. its the Dyliskaas.) FLOAT, Jan 17. Pt. e M•ax or —Beam, in ear leak bona* asaattl.• stabs, .ad hardly lay bob tessiesdoss Cave ban reared sato. lady° amathesi pod hr she researa4 MIWIS. Sager ra sea . Riee evrartal sums weed , is. but tie brils plus earls beams. 011 anis us 1... hasavi Jive to elegise Orr mart. Saw silk sad 4.1,t .c 1 dill et eata. Saltpetre asd de eisante lA. fly. 4n 1 seekerer Mlles' lader. Carta asl .• soa dammed ‘1 s •sr; 1 pooh Tto• als.oe owntiosed 1r rap,., waras-..1 sesevestwas IC. last lataist. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST l , 1859. !eke hew bs very licr,l,l, 46.: price, of tow kiwis et goads premed, by it— famed mire of some goods imparted by ewe s * from Sieepora maenad a fall, wh!cb consegueetly lammed the enearlittes of the Market. Ac, ovate fmg, the primipal up-country Diarkets err alai of a yule chwacter, sad the amoral opus as Is that an enislicrattua casuist be expected soon. Yenta—Tie market fee this stools did not metals say thange. Prices are krepta steadily. eel as supplies e vtoy them is g ood ere disposition for pastimes oa arrival._ Metal.—All deeiniptiona very @tenant without any inquiry at all. Prime very low and nominal. Ws have little alteration to Rota in the Wato of the metal market. Copper and in, ere the woe .a last quoted. Spel ler bre declined 1 rupee per mi. CoIIVANT . * PAPait costinots dell mod depressed. Bells of Five-asd-s- Half per Cents. have been made et 6-14 discount. The Five per Onto we at 14-0 to 14-4, sad ths Four pee Coats. it 2641 to ILO discount. EILMANOIL-81.60111 the &prior, of the last mall beak balm bay* sold as lb. OW list six meant*, and credits at 2s. OIL Boyars um aw kailiag fit better rata, vehicle bass se some retest hiss emeteded by seller. soy at 24.01 d. aft mends. It is yegestal slot a Larne .m oatat Blab of Bawl pus bats TM be ssfallessd by due mail, probably tram Ws Ss drasbkba. MOM Ilaaarr.—'sty few credit bids bays bola Waved. sad ream bays been from 3e. Ojd. to Ss. op. Oa China 227 par 100 dole bs• been paid, but sellers ask bless, taw. Mow Is me* In the basest, sod abundant atilt tbs basks. . Yaw orra.-11mme has boo emosidotsbk bamboo sloes the amval lithe too Oat male telegeone. Ship ea the Mss is kw Looks Is opessrposaas love engaged dot rigor et advanced seen; emalierehle segageosate of ommigeosts love Woo plow mod mew arson their way dawn to Fulled thither ; Proem\ sof meeti hombre is at a staid moil the arrival of Zoplith Here of eeedlt. Boats lave an de tie to passion lisrmisa bills. Hominess to America sea demo se a sollesse wale, several ships outfits. for isomer. *my se well es teams • redaction in the vaihu of prodace. CHINA. (Frain the dodos 1 "risible Cilia, Jew 4.) - . We bare no later mail from Ragland this ties 11th of April. Oar Minister Plenipotentiary to the I Court of Pekin, the Hon. F. W. A. Bruce, C. 8., do warted for Shangtui, ell route to the northern coot, in her Majesty's steamer Msgicienne, the day before I yesterday, followed the same day by M. Bourboul- I too, his French colleague, in his Imperial Majesty's gassier Hs Chayla. The Harlan Commodore and Plenipotentiary Popoff paid Hong Kong a short visit on the 24th, leaving for the north on the 280.11. Admiral Hope • left us in the Inflexible on the 27th, bound to the consular ports and Pekin. Mr. Bruce left matters in the south very much as he found them. Nothing was decided about claims for compensation at Canton. Nothing settled about the factory site. An esteemed friend, writing from a place ogled Chingloh, in the peovises of Kiangeu, says; Hep n. will reach yes from various qUarllllll dike neat tetsisetep of the lesurgrohe ie tha northern parts se this pro vince, and she la the seethes' discreet' of the revises of 34gae-hway, wire they have drives the imp" of the Massimo billa eh./ Wee lb. whirlwind. Thiry ors pub hhirag the Bible, or a vowel et of certain pees silt ; tesliedeg Weis or cartels ot the Bodhiaisc ; orates oeboolsoehehlkilesg pablk emapetiiioa ez and doese ether thew all good la thempel s co. Kwei-lisag sad liwa-aha-nah, the imperial own mimic:leers, see still at Shanghae, awaiting the arrival of the foesigs savoys. We have no later sews from Cochin China, though all reports confirm those before received of horrid cruelties by the allies whenever they have the °prior ;unity. They appear to give no quarter. The admiral arrived at Foochow as the mail steamier was leaving. Foo-chow was in a turmoil at the suspected receipt of half a dozen chops of new tea, prices (such was the competition) going up half a dozen tools per peen' within ae many hours. ILILCKA)IO, Act , BULLlON.—linag•Kumg, May 4. Oriental Bask Corp:woke os Lusdos, 6 swathe' eight. 4.101 ; ea Casette, 3 day: right, 230 re. per 100 dole' on Bombay, 3 dire right, U 0 as. pr 100 dote. ; Geld Mem% 330 hele. par tail; Gold bar, 23,00 d it, par teal; Breen elver. Ted, per cent. prem. (titer b.ll, as Louden. 6 steephe eight, 4.. I Id. to tr. llid. ; on Celestes, 3 days' 'labs, 00 te 331 tee 100 dote.; on Bomber. 3 4ayi vino, 230 Ni HI per 100 dole. ebengbee, May 29.—0 s London, 41 eesetlid sight, es. 81. pee teal; on Celeutte. 3 dap' sight, s3ll p. 100 tests; ea Boattay. 3 dey.' righr. re. 313 p. 100 taste; Greta es Hoer-Kona, 27i par rest. demist. Orton.—Heng hose, lase 4. —OW Paint. 750 doh. ; sew Pates. 7i7i dole. ; Melva, 570 d 01... a. 575 dole.; old liortano. Mao/a. ; saw Dosersa, 740 dole, Mace°. J one 3.- 015 Palm. TS lets ; are rata.. 766 dolt.; new Bosses, 700 dole. ; Sales, 670dela. to 575 dide. liteagheo, May U. /Shekels; Melee. Mk to 446 teals sadietory, pipes obtained for goods plurally meld have a small margin for profit ; the cot:antedate of this dtprads entirely 011 your ODISOUOOII. DUO tOSIIISDI are SO SlOSitilli Oat shipments the leant in excess of our requiremantim *add immediately cause • reaction; end it would be well for them trading with our colonee to bear in mind, that with the manerly communication with Europa, sad the facilities now these atirdiag every one the same information as to imports and goods on the e ay, there la no passibility of realising the Ism profits that were formerly obtained. 120111.N0E ON LOWDON.—Bisce the date of our last tir ade' the banks have raised the rate of premium I per cent., sad are sow selling at 1 per cent. maim far sixty days drafts. PRODUCI AND E/TOITS.—The large amount of tonnage on the berth for London, and the very low rates el freight ruling, tend materially to rapport prime for ell Nadi of produce, especially that of a balky dtscription. Weakening the moult, has been rather more freely par • en snivel from the interior; mime partly to the in wend rate of exchange on Loudon, end sbo to ths moral impramies that prior will rale high at the November take for So t•cises wools. Cocoa Nut Oil the several week to hod, since oar last report, in all about 160 tans, has been peedmised for shipper', et 321 to Mt. per Ma. Tallow hes strived beyond the requirements for home cosseroptioa; gold quality is .feeble for export at 464. to 471. per too, S ur hod; and 651. to 601. foe mutton. We learn that large ordure are to ban", per last mail, to purchase daring the "Imolai:l -in boiling-down seams, which will probably raise • few 'mall lots of sperm oil have changed hand. gins ri s. ng the math, at 721. to 731. per Inn, good temples would now rallhe 761. FLota AND GLAlN.—Since our last circular than is a muted change in the market for flour. We now quote 221. to 141. for colonial, and 48.. per barrel for American, at which rates holders are not disposed to quit stocks, as there is entry prospect of • further bermes. Wheat Is very scar" sled ws hear that 10e. ad. per bushel his been refused for I= and that lie. to lbs. 6d. wee psid at IttODON. on llth ?soma: mi.—Hann and bosom al goad quality continue soars% sad readily command 14d. per lb. oa snivel. The Isr Irish better Is very unsteady; the deices recently is bend, et 11110171/01111 shiploads to the cuintira, have lowered oleos to 14d. to 164. per lb. for qua lity. North wilts obsess is Nano sad wanted at . rlb ; other kinds are I. bettor 'apply. Irish perk is foe 61. 6.. American bog will command 41. 10s. per hoed, overawed. Liverpool salt is saleable at our gestates,. Posawed Woos In lib. tins is inquired for at 170. M 184. Oatmeal sad split pos WO both in good request, at reoraustanve pone to boomers. illilOkTe to London aro without alteration—via., wool uspesseed, Id. to jel. per lb. 'atoll. Hides, 16s. to 17s. _per tom. Tallow 20e. to 26e. pew ton. Cocoa nut oil, 20e to 255. per tan. Spans oil, 30s. to 36.. per tom. Komi gum, 204. per kn. Timber, 18a. to 20e. per bed. !Lab butUtgaut. JUITILOPOLITAIII sag ial COOWIT 00IIRTL ilhe pram Z. Mareavire—Mard&y, Asimt 1: Twat. I; Autusl 1; M0N44:41. 4: ionoevtlerrwm—Xoeday. Aut444 1; Wedowdy. I. 41Agruso . R., Mantel...nog —Monday, August 1: TAWS). 1: Welawday. 3. Ilbourror. WlLliebcs4 spore—Thu 4U. Augu.4 4 rri.e.t. 14 , Nagai:mus t 91.1.,noveaka-14coasy. hauuto 1 ; Thud s/ . 4. Frid;77l: -- 81.0011115 CST. rfldakh* a;;:7 8110TZTIAILL Ono. day, 3; 211 , 0•41. 1. August 7; Themes. 4; isnot 1; Toislay. 2 ; Rebs• COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. JULY SO. (Before do Jar Oratory.) ArBILIT V. AUSILIT.-,ADULTLIT. Mrs. Barbara Aubrey, throw& d Colonel IlacconrtWynne Aubrey, prayed for • judicial reperelks, an the ground of adultery. She wee married to the respondent at Gretna green in 1814, and had cohabited with him 38 yew., during which time she had borne him 18 ankles/I, II being nal slim In 1352 Colonel Aubrey left her, and formed en adulterous connexion with a perms weed Sparkgr. The Daly difficulty in the use was the proof al the !writhe*, the blackmitkat Gretna-green who had whammed the union of the parties being dead. Eventually, however, an all. davit in chancery, in which Colonel Aubrey had admitted the petitioner to be his wife, was produced, and The court dissolved the marriage. TELVVRTON V. VILVIIITON.—RISTITVTION. The petitioner, the wife of 31 Yetrances. of the Royal Artillery, the ace of on Dig per, prayed for a restitution of her conjugsl right+. The parties were originally married In Edinburgh on the 30th of April, 1867, and subsequently in the following August In Dublin. The present question was as to the jurisdiction of the court, and on the application of Dr. Phdllaiere, Q C., for the L ro m d i tteti cae, oti of addiuoual evidence on the subject of the major's The court ordered the case to stand over. 488IZB INTELLIGENCE HOME CIRCUIT.—KuDeroNE, IDLY 30. Clown 510114—(Sofas Mr. Justice Blackburn.) William if 30, late a warder In the convict prison at Chatham, was charged upon firs indictments with the offence of burglary. Mr. J. Smith prosecuted. The Owner was defended by Mr. Doyle. The circumstances of this am war of • very peculiar and unusual character. It append that the prisoner had been for thirteen months employed as • warder at the convict prison at Chatham, end be had condoled himself is such en nomplary manner as to gain the entire confidence of hi. superiors, and at the time of his apprehension he had been promoted to the rank of barrack serpent on foreign service, and was about to proceed to Plymouth to receive instruction in his duties. The prisoner had previously been in the 95th Regiment, and eerved daring the Crimean war, and received cloye for the Wilmot the Alma, Inkermana, and Baleklave. His conduct as • soldier was most exosikst, and upon the return of the regiment to Eriglaed he was invalided, and was eubsequently appointed to the L division of the metropolitan police, and received a high testimonial of character from Sir R. Mayne upon hisrleavieg the foram to take the situation of warder at the Chatham prison. It appeared that during the last taw weeks several burglaries had taken place at Chatham, and the inquiries made by Mr. Everest, the univa lves:Went of polee etationod at Chatham, who Is an officer of great experience, led him to imepect the prisoner, but his po sition, and the estimation in which he appeared to be held by those acquainted with him, deterred him at first from taking active proceedings. On the night of the 12th of July the oen.lase of a beershop keeper at Gillingham were broken into and a wort-box and other article stolen, and it ap peared that on the 15th the prisoner and his wife were about to leave Chatham to proceed to Plymouth. Just as the train was about to start, Everest west on to the platform at Strood, and asked the prisoner if he had any objection to hie loggers being examined, and be said he had not, and Everest *Remised some boxes that were pointed out to him, but found nothing that would justify him In detaining the prisooer, end he consequently allowed him and his wife to proceed on their journey. Im mediately after the train had started, the Alm ascertained that on the previous day severs] wimps had been sent to the station, addressed to the prisoner, which were to have been sent on to London by the goods train, and upon Everest examining three packages, he found • portion of the produce oleo less than five different berglarles that had been recently committed. He also toned • doubler barrel nvolving pistol, loaded with slugs, some chide that corresponded in site with the marks upon SOMA of the pro mises that had been broken open, • metre bit, and a dark lantkorn. A telegraphic memos was immediately sent to stop the prisoner at Woolwich, and Everest proceeded by the next train and took him into custody. One of the singular facts of the coo was that the property taken by the prisoner appeared to be of the meet trumpery description and of very small value, and he did not appear to have sold any portion of the articles that had been stolen. • Mr. Doyle, in the mouths of a very able address to the joy on behalf of the plisoner, called their attention to the re markeble nature of the are, and he urged the extreme im probability that • man, who had been proved to have all Dia life borne a most extraordinarily good character, should have committed such offences as those that were now Imputed to the prisoner. He said that he solemnly asserted his Innocenti, and the way In which be was instructed to amount for the possession of the property was that be had exchanged Nome of his furniture for it with • man who travelled about the country. The jury, after • very short deliberation, returned &verdict of Gaily. The learned jags, in noting potence, said he regretted to have to do so upon a man who no doubt had for a consider able time borne • most excellent character, and to have enjoyed the confidence of those who employed him. It wss clear, however, that he had committed all these burglaries, and it was perfectly absurd to suppose that he could have purchased the produce of Co different burglaries from • stranger. lie also could not lose sight of the fact that the poreossion of e pistol in the elate in which this one was found, showed that he was prepared to have resorted to deadly violence if he had been interrupted in the course of his guilty proceedings. Under all the circum stances be felt it to be his duty to order him to be kept in penal servitude for the specie of boo years. WESTERN CIRCUIT.--Emirs, JULY 30. • • The Devon smarm commenced at the CMOs of Easter. yesterday. Mr. Baron Bramwell sitting in the Crown Court, and Mr. Justice Crompton M Nisi Priem Thane were 20 prisoners for trial, but none of oars possessed say intermit. Baron Bramwell disposed of the whols of theta by 8 o'clock this evening. The civil badness is heavier, and there ors several Clitlbee . .• at to try. Mr. Baron Bramwell will take some of them in the Crown Court to-day. .11011. Dania Bowles, alabourer, wee eherged with setting tire to a stock of barley, the property of Mr. May. Mr. Langley prosecuted; and Mr. Cox defemded the primmer. The prosecutor is a farmer living at Staverton, and the prisoner had been in his employ as a cooper. His work, however, did sot appear to have given satisfaction, end be wee disc harged. Uu the day of the flee, two labourer', in the =ploy of Mr. blitchalmure. sew the prisoner running acmes an orchard. newt to tee burning stark. Mr. Cox °untended that the evidence egtioet the prisoner wee insufficient, and that the are might have been the 'asap of accident. The jury found the prisoner Guilty, and he was sentenced to eight years penal servitude. NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Nswcanis, JrLy 28. Mr. Baron Watson end Mr. Judea Hill arrived in New castle, from Durham this mo rn ing. Mr. Baron Watson : took his seat on the bench at the Onildhall, Newcastle, at half-pest eleven o'clock, fur the pur pose of trying the town criminal caws. In his charge to the grand jury his lordship oongratulatal them upon the light ness of the calendar. POHOZRT. James Gretna, 29, described en of superior oduestion, wee arreigned for haring, on the 18th of April lest, feloolouely Otte red a forged endorsement on a bill of exchange for the payment of 1531. 104., with intent to defraud ore Ralph Brown and others. The prisoner pleaded guilty to having uttered the endorsement. but without intention to defraud. After immolation with Mr. Storey, his solicitor, he with drew his plea and pleaded guilty, without rtiOTVIIIOII. Mr. Liddell saki he appeared for the prisoner, and who, acting under hie deice, had Pleaded guilty. the Lordship pad he had looked at rho depositions, and there wee no doubt from three there bed been • felonious in tention. Mr. Liddell unit) it could sot be disputed that there was on the face of the use an intention to defraud. He would only ask his lerdship to take the case into Me merciful conelders- Won. The prisoner wee a young luau, the sow of very re eget:table parents, who had lived ell their lives ea an mate near this piece, and there wore somepeople willicg to eye* to his character, if his lordship would beer what they lied to My. His Lordship—Certainly. Mr. Liddell thew called Mr. Robert Wallace, shoemaker, Novesotley sad Mr. Sieveneon, Burge" Whickharo. His lordship sentenced the prisoner to pool servitude for ekg — ht yeet tw s.--. Owe at o mbar owe of a miner &snow were cliepoied 01, nal coaeledad the criminal beim* el the town. *Mil IN THIS COUNTY telegram rarelved from Dahlia ammences the, about 2 p.m. on Tkoreasy, • ouspectebis issmer, sassed William Crow, of Crania, county Wiwi* wee mwdered while Konen to a fewest. The unfortunate WY MIA first *hot throng/ ths body, ma t afterwards 6 brolus wan beaten out wit/ atones. The murderer bee not bees eppirebaaded. CITY OF LONDON HOSPITAL FOS DISEASES OF THS ICTOILTA Pats. The .amber of patients relieved at this institution during last week was of 971, of which 148 MOO MN mac ADELAIDE COMMERCIAL REPORT. (Prose Eld;,l37rring and Co.. oirZZsr.) Sooan.-11 all the lower and middling deecnptione, there hes ham a conederable advance, se the het show. The ale, from Singapore, only brume 410 kegs. The bode ene very Seely new osh i Tt i i i ttento NATRRIALI.—The last two car rio il t dealit We est yet beim odd, the emegness ele ct to swept prestet ratan The Wee Tonle • cargo, tram Town, bee hems *old at the quotation. 1117aL1.-Bheet had has improved 11. per ton. Com pere inm is le better demand, arrivals of late being light. Pig boa is quiet at the same price as before. Correa has declined tram 1031. to 1001. par ton since re esipt ad the list English deices. /Loot mod Gentx.—Durieg the meth the market has sesame!. way Ins tone. and priers lure advaseod from 161. IGt. del is See door to 231. 10.. and 241., at which they remele. Wheat hes Woo shared In the advance. Ber le/J.od eels ere remparatfedy esgboted. Iniserre hays =darer as meterial change. No ships are India( for Esesed. To Maibesres, 16.. ; to Sydney, 16.. to 20e. are the menet rates by ealliag vessel for weight. Eximusos.—The beets have advising then rate to 2 per met. remit= for 60 days ea Lades. PORTUGAL. (TROY 01:11 OWN LISBON, JULY 38. The funeral of the late Queen took place on the 21st init. There was a large attendance of the people, and the expressions of grief and sympathy were universal. Mourning is to be worn for six months, and nothing but black is now to be seen in the streets. A very general opinion prevails that the Queen wes not well treated by the court physi cians, and that if there had been a more timely ap plication of the remedies whichwere afterwards used she would have escaped. It is said that she retained her faculties to the last, and took a long and affec tionate farewell of the Sing, her husband, who was so much overcome that he had to be led out of the room. Afterwards she took leave of the ladies in waiting and the high officers attached to the royal service; the Empress of Brasil and Dom Fernando remained in the bedchamber till the last. The next day the body lay in state, and then took place the ceremonial of kissing the hand of the dead monarch ; a custom, I believe, which dates from the time of Dom Pedro the Creel, who obliged his court to pay this homage to the remains of the lovely Ignez de Cutro, The King and Royal Family intend soon to ad journ to Marra. It appears that Senor Salamanca, the great Madrid financier, who has recently been here, has made pro posals for the railway from Lisbon to Oporto, ea well as for that from Lisbon to the Spanish frontier, and I believe that the offers of this gentleman are exactly in accordance with the views of the Portuguese government. The Duque do Porto, a steamer which plies be tween Lisbon and Oporto, was lost this morning at Peniche ; the passengers and crew were saved. The cause of the vessel's grounding is said to have been the dense fog which was on the coast. The prospects of the coming vintage appear to be se bad as ever, and there is no doubt that the price* of wine must rime, especially of poets, for the account' from the Douro predict almost total loss. Io foreign exchanges the transactions effected for this mail have been limited, with little alteration from last packet's rates. The quotations are es follows :—Loodoo, 30 days, 624 to 4 ; 90 days' date, 524 to 4; Paris, 642; Genoa, 636; Hamburg, 464; Amsterdam, 414. In stock business has also been dull, and no altera tion worth mentioning has occurred. The quotations are :—Thrss per Cent. Registered Stock, 474 to 4 ; Coupons, 464 to ; Deferred, 325 to 33; Bank of Portugal shares, 6 to 64 per cent. premium ; and Beak of Oporto, 10 to 22 per tont. premium. CAUTION TO FARMERS AND 881111POWNERe.—A most sad Mbar bat ocourrod In the perbh of Celibate, Kent, on Lusted teem, in the occupation of Mr. James Francis. Mr. Feuds has heft in the habit for several pars of using e wash to his sheep, containing mercury end soft soap, as a preventive maitre% dim He has generally bad it applied by dipping them, bet this year laid them on their aids and peered the yeah (one pint toe ebeep) over thorn. The dock (about 128) having been thus drawl, were turned iato a dry barren pert of the field to drip. About an hour or so afterwards tne shepherd noticed some of them looking badly ; in • ebort epee of time they began to die, and sad to relate, by Cm morning only sixteen remained alive out of the large number. It is supposed they bad sucked the moieture Preto each other's wool, lbws being no water in the Geld, and the great beat causing them to thine.. ISTRATIIALBTN MINING There was • meeting of this cowpony on Saturday, at tbsoffloni, in Finch law, City. The chair wee taken by Mr. Wink worth, who awed that they had essomeded la reducing the liabilities to about 6001., without dotreeting from the value of the property. It was hoped that the Made and other properly would realise such seam on the day of sale se would enable tue dire:foie to make a fair cetera to IP shareholders. He regretiod that the opportunity wee sot embraced for further developing the mining peppily. whim It might hare been done by a fresh subscription of 2s. per share ; but there was then sweat of confideace In the shareholders, which had compelled the directors to bring about the winding up of the company, which they would now a replete to the beet advantage of the abareholdas. The account& *bowed seirets, ezclusive of lands, &e., 1,4361, and the Debilities 2,1611. lb. 10d. Some discpsion took piece oa the beet mem& of reeking the meets, when the report wee adopted and a vale at thanks wee posed to the directors. VALUE Or CITY GROUPD.—At Otrraway's, on Wednesday, Mr. Clark, of the dem of Yenbrotheir, Clark, and 1.40, offered to public competitioa the freehold property, No. 39, Lothbsry, thug Bertbolosehrlaws sad the Bask of England, and selloiaiag the London and Weetmineter Beak, having a frontage to the street of 27 net 8 inches on the upper doors, and of SU fast by a dog& of 86 feet oa the posed MFR. The whimsey Main expatiated on ilb• vaned the paced for Issildig peeress, is which light be viwwed the popery without ei swes r the present eirTh las ease al /AWL was made, eoliths bidding. haying ea sopillinediadEthessidAheseassmeddidandappo.c " lit; her 'believed to be the PIP of the poverty, mei eielese • Ism adores was made h week' be paler to take ap the time of Wes renal. U Tbe peeperei wee thee withdrawn from pes tle webs. It wes sewed that as offer had bum made al • =rsi U. pa day sad en ornamental sadenbetnailal ebe *aid ow the ground, but the AN woe de. aW Nom TEE Hanlon APOCIATION.—The meet- Mg el the asessiadea her hes bar y Omit As imbued= bins bees suds to the secretaries of the hem.- ties, ea Wed el the Prime Consort, thet Wedneeday, the 14111 of espeimber, will suit the coaveaisees of Ps mpg se Woad sad deliver the address from the chair. Tett, b a y i a ge t i e eing evidences that Me mast* will be • gnat emu—Aderiksie harm!, AUSTRALIA. Australian dates by this arrival are—Sydney, May 16; Melbourne, May 17. Tee Columbian brings gold and silver to the value of 18,0004 The Monies riled from Melbourne for Liverpool oe April 19, with 33,789 oz. of gold; the Nliadora for Liverpool, same date, with 4,403 oz.; the Lincolnshire, Louden, April 29, with 43,414 oz. ; Prince of Wales, April 30, London, 41,613 oz. ; Lightning, Liverpool, May 11, 88,193 or. The Avon will sail May 19, whiz 49,000 oz. and 25,000 sovereigns. The Senates, with the March mail, arrived at Melbourne May 12. The followirg is from the summary of the Hel lman's Herald of the 17th: We have simply to report " so chugs" In political asks this month. Only a few incidents of the meet onizeretamt and drafty local kind have transpired. For Instance, the mow of (shoe the first granted regihrstien under the sew set has just Iran carried through its first atom, and with eery sattetweory results. The Dumber of claims to vote for the Lower ilimee placed In the hands of the registrars is about 162,000, or hey nearly one-half of the entire male populdlim of the colony. The suffrage is no unl•mlted mam boed one, and the claims ate collected by preens appointed Me the purree—not voluntarily teetered. It is clear, then, that our elmtural roll is even now in a tolerably complete state. Yet. so persistent Is the Pout' of agitation amongst an tele times of persons, and eo frivolous ate eranehmes the pretences razed upon to maintain it, that this centeunity ben been neatly deafened. during the lest few wea k with outeriee about the "failure" of the new Registration Ara, end the terrible (but purely imaginary) comequences which wets thence to Milo,. Nothing leas teen impending revolution and bloodshed were threatened. An iesperatith demand wee made to the government fur the Immediate con vene* of an extroordisery session of parliament, In order that hie °boohoos act (which was only pawed three or four months ego) meth he amended or rape tied. Of course this demand was Ilet ly refused by the chief Secretary; and it was next thrust, in a very instil-cat style, in the Meet the gam ma,. iiie exoelleney meadsocendet to teams with the drea mt.* veto poweetel it, out armeily eucceedid In caoraineing theca Obit the course they were insisting' upon would be alike teepotic, unconetitutional, and rudder. The agita tion acciatingly ended In smoke. Ministers are carrying on the 'outran of administrative with nemok i'ile Theme:es, but certainly with no ramose el their small mtnelt of popularity ; nth. r the reverse. Both as repote the amount of gold produce delitrend la Melbourne Le the government rst...re nod of that eipor ad, the lest mouth ("impure uzfavourably with the ccereseond lag pried of 18 A, although there is an improvers's*, elm is both respects, in the return fir the foie wail al this year, upos Obit of the same portion of loot 304 f. TM Beek Creek contents to teetotal@ a liege porallatica —some 30,000 or 36,00050u1a. The yiel of time; riiggisgs I M materimly projediced by the want t f wets, there bet g no Weans or superleial deposits of any kind within several miles of (be leads. The local papers report that toes upon none of westing Muir have bees piled up by the soies of the awns, b neoinem be workier. Another new gold field, which. according to prereet essesent, We fair to eqsal if not to wpm& an iikeselkening Inge the Bait Crook, hae bees dbcovered le the /Clear &Soriet. The deposits are mild to reload over an sea of glierine miles, end moat rf the clams which have been embed boys given a high reinutoratinn to ttp it pned•S•orn, TM Bombs of misers is evia&ll, the rush being indeed only b Its waters latency ; but, it the reports which us publiabei prove vereciotta. there will not I..n* teat any cause for c .m. plaint u r. , e•rls populist. n, .11y se the snaking is seid to be rimy and shallow, Tins Indigo and New li.laust gold Sekte, wens were awry extensively patronised a few =owls ago, here lately been much aepreciated to popular setoothc, but the Ovens man, notwithstanding the mitavoursble remits of recent operations there, oon saes to retain their cgeblegge in the future. The Sowsen's Forest exploration has failed to prove the esiseesee of payable geld depo.its u that district, sad the yield ernei the Orem gold bolds at present principally pre. emit tress the old localides. The misers are dabs 'eh et fielbassepol, end quarts enabler has been casensonted ge tie One/ river with a fob prospect of success. At Deedige ibis albaviel miners are dote( better than lass best the case for seise thine. An old bad which was lost shoat • year age has boos trued and re-opened under sot levourable &ogees*. SYDNEY COMMERCIAL REPORT. (lies Marrs. O. A. Lloyd end Co.'s angler.) The semme.al tatelllassur per !.fiery ss4l, vides simsbad pis Ilimidsos the 4th isetani, Is geseesily eon- WNW Inveleside See isporient, but swing es its snivel only a tere days Wass tie esecoullag reed of March was Ass the sews produced DM t tfect set our market*, beyond Magi all bueleisstraneactwas with neerehants, excepting ilso7su yams we both Weave sad importers deemed it wee purist to await MO delivery of the med. doe on the P u b bow. r,..Nrsopseinc sew trazi....ctioes. irrld dosing td. gag ineala, eithough not tree, es bog ossesty THB POLICE COURTS. CLERNISNWELL. William Wellington Tumor, lately a rate end tar col lector for the parish of Islington, appeared beam Mt. Corr% charged with embezzling about 1,0001., the moneys of the vestry of the perish of et. Mary, Islington. Mr. Layton, the vestry Meek. said Ms case was fi rst before hie woreb4 on the IS* of May lag. The prisoner had been to the employ of the garish as a tax collector for a gess& many year', and bad hem known personally to him for over twenty gout. The cam bad bets adjoutned on several occasions, and now Mr. Layton said he proposed to complete It to-day. Mr. George Tether add ha wee en amountant appointed by the vestry of lellegeon. The prisoner wee appointed collector of the poor, betting, and general rates. In that capacity he hes readeed money for the vestry of Islington. The last rate won made in December, 1868. He had gone through the accounts of the prisoner, which showed that he had received the surd of 2,92114.. 3e, d i d., end it appeared that the prisoner bed peid into the beaker's the mum of 2,2231. Ss. 61. The primrose had not paid the balance. Mre. Baker, residing at Pluste-place, Holloway, said that intbe month of April she paid the ptiaoDer the sum of lis.lls. for rated. She did not beep the parodist receipt, but the primate. put Ms Mathis on the paper left when the money was first applied tot. Mrs. Hassel& Hervey peeved paylog the prisoner the sum of 11. 125., and Mma Cramer a lite snot, on acommt of the with. Mr. Timber, the aceountant, proved that the prisoner bad retanted the parties as defaulter*. Mr. Layton Naked fora /mead, to enable him to procure bulbar evidence. Mr. Carrie committed the prisoner for trial on the Stet three cams, bat remanded him on tall until Scurday neat. MARIaZ& TOBACCO.—The business of the month has been as much ea could be especied at the amen of the Tier, 600 to 600 hhtis., end the only salsa requiring notice are of ordinary and middling Western leaf for 'spat and home trade; of such qualities the price is decidedly week, as there is nothing either in American or continental markets to Induce holders to keep them on hand.—From Bremner and Till's Tobsooo COTTON GOODS.—Nexcitarrea, JCLY 10.—We have had a fair mount of beams@ during the week, and the tendency Cl prime is still fa favour of sellers, who, with bow exceptions, are without stodge, end noder commends to deliver goods not yet emaufactered. The makers of the better class of domestics, owls as ere suitable for time home trade, ere experiencing a steady baprovemeat; I. fact the I home trade generally to in a stet s , end nearly elf of kinds pares, of plain Moths, end geode are la re quest. The Mayen for Of soomy eel parts of the Con 'meat, taltiog courage from the improved advices lately to hand, and the somewhat more favourable light in which the ' treaty of Villafraaca is now viewed by many of them, ars operating with more confidence then for some time past in yarns and cloths, and at slightly improving rake. From the extent to which the makers of India gads me pre-engaged they hue scarcely felt the sleekening of demand recently =boa, aid buyers towsrde the close of the present week have bees manifesting more dispcsitke to resume husiness WOOLLIN.—Lizoe, JOLT SD.—We have had a good market this morning. There hes been a numerous atten dance of buyers, who have operated freely. Then is no pro babibty of replacing the proem stocks at anything nor the same pries, c..neequently they are clearing off quickly. There has been a large and eatisfectory business done in both the Cloth-halls thin morning. HARDWARE.—BIRMINOIien, Jut% 30.—The trade Cl Mita town continues to parent an appearsnos of mat more animation as competed with that which it exhibited a Jaw weeks ego. This la net moaned to particular branches; but generally there is more business stirring, both home and foreign orders being much better than they have been for a long time past. The re-action which is now taking place appears to pries from caws which an likely to make it enduring. With the a: caption of Amoeba sod some of the marten of &nth America, nowhere are there Socks of goods to shy amount; and now that there to a prospect of a better demand for manufactured articles, retailers everywhere axe ordering more freely in anticipation of a good mitoses and fall trade. The merchants have here moat of them given out many more orders of late, sedan the factors report much more favourably of the state of the home trade than they have dome for some time. It is scarcely lobe expected that business wilt become suddenly brisk, neither have all the manufacturers orders enough to keep the men on toll time, but there is an improvement daily in this respect, and there are very fair grounds for assuming that the movement will continue in that direction. The accounts from the district are much the same as last week; in the manufacturing trades in that quarter there is undoubtedly mere activity, especially such as are carried on an the neighbourhomi of Stourbridge ; and in the outing and foundry trades there is also 201220 re-ambit. CORN.—Cmnatool, Juts 30.—A sample of good new whist; was mid at 49e. Old mat a .low ado at teat week's prices. The ocowethal rma we have had vary much improved both wheat sad Doyley, thoughboth have @offered from taw botireatbat to Jane. Wheat, new, 4W. ; old, 40e. to 4 . 6. Beau, 44e. Peas, stew, 36e. to 33.. OMa, 21a. . to 30s. 0AX211113131T, JULY 30.—The supply was short to.day with • dull trade at an advance from Is to 2a. per or. to =.7Whom, brown, 40s. to Os. • white, 40a. to 484. 304. Osta, 241. to 264. Beans, 42a. NY. sew, - • - • • - ee-e Genuses, JIILT 30.-We had a good supply of wheat at our market MIS morning, which told pretty freely at about last week's prien. Usti and berley supply meell, demand modest. ' at about th e prima of last week. Wheat, white, new end old, 18s. 6.1. to 19e. ed.; red, new and old, 17s. to 18e. 3d. Barley, new and old, Ile. eel. to 18e. Oats, potato. 10e. 6d, to lls.; Dorman, 9.. 9d. to Ina 3d. Flour, per atone, la. 10d. to 24. Oatmeal, 24.24. to 28.4 d. Ityaneal, Is. 6d. Berleyeseal, le. 6d.-01wiisk Journal. COLCHLSTRI., JULY 80.-A fair supply for the yawn of old wheat. &vend samples of new Talavera were offered of good quality. Old wheat Is. deafer • new seld from 43e. to Some new barley on gale t hat realised 30e. Pees =altered. Otmeczerga, JULY 30.-At to-day's market there wee a fair meow of English wheat, including several new samples of exceediagly tine quality and heavy weight ; the trade was very slow at barely teat week's quondam. Ferrara without &mead. Batley and peas quiet. For oat a the demand is very limited, and late rates art scarcely neautained. impede for the week :-Wheer. foreign. 3,236, Laney, Ireland, 123; foreieo, 292; oat., Ireland, 3,932 ; foreign, 99); beam, foreign, 2.117 ; maim, foreign, 2,004 ; sundries, fonsie it, 2,093. GUILDFORD, Joel 80.-The weather during the week havieg been favismehle for Innen operatioes (which are retarded by the scarcity of heeds), our wheat trade to-day wee dull, but there was a fair Waimea done as fully the rates of 'last week. Fine white, Me.; red, 46a. New peas, 40.. An opinion geserelly prevails that the new crop of weed will Dot be so rod in quality, and in many localities not so abundant as last year. linavvoare Jeer 30.-We were fairly supplied with wheat to-day, and the best maniples found buyers at Is. pee Lad sdnaos. Barley sold at former pekes; oats still re main dull; pea, and beans geld at last week', pricer. Wheat, 22e. to 30.. per Bailey, 955. to 33.. per qr. Oats, 22e. to 28e. per q r. lad. Peas, 26a. to 21.. pee load. Beans, 26e. to 30a. per load. LEICIUSTER, JULY 30.-Whest, of which there was a tolerable quantity ce cam at our market to-day, woe in fair &mead, et au advises of le. per quarter on the currencies tat the piteous weak. Samples of waits sold at 48.. to 50.. ; red, 44e. to 475. per 36 Mane. The barley trade was very languid et the preceding week's rates-namely, 334. to 38s. per quarter. The demand foe oats (the supply of which was about on an mettle male) was fair. end business was done at last week's currencies, peoples selling at 28e. to 36e. per 24 atone. Boone erre in d supply, aid the trade leas firm at currencir as high see on the previous market day; 60s. to 56e. per 38 stone being the quotation,. Fine flour sold at 33e. ; mounds, 335.; thirds, 31s. per 24.1 stone. ZWCASTLE•UPON•TYNE, JULY 30.-We had a abort 'apply of wheat from our IetIOW this monism, which m,ll resnily at last Saturday's rate.. Fine fresh Suffolk rod wheat wee in request, and any extra heavy eanipke, weigh ing 6311 u. imperial, sold at en ethane. of Is. per qr.; secondary qualities of Norfolk were only slow of mile, though offered et last Saiurdai's rates.. Flour held firmly, sad choice rea•ke of Norfolk kownhelds saleable at 32.. per sack. Very ti.tle inquiry for rye. Grinding burley reedy. Beane and pries unchanged. Fine fresh oats more in demand. The arrival. this week set :-W beet, coastwise, 1,276 qrs.; torsign, 3,901; rye, foreign, 148; barley, fordgn, 63.4 ; malt. coastwise. 211 ; ceastwin, 1,713; foreign, 118; peas, forego, 80; 6 er, 990 seen. NORWICH, JULY 30. - Here to-day tbere wee a good empty of wheat,. aad some of the millers bowing e little more &pence to purchase. the sales made were on fully the terror of this day se'ontglit, while f a the best sam ples in some instances Is. per yr. more money was given. Little other grain offering. Flour without alteration in value. This evening's quotations are: White wheat, 46.. to 48e.; red ditto, 41.. to 445. per qr. Norm:sou Am, JULY 30 -At our corn exchange to-dey wheat woe in moderate measly, and met • good demised, at the currencies of the previous work. Waft. deecriploops wen quoted at 48a. to 53.. ; yed, 445. to 48.. per 36 atone. Not much panne In barley at the preceding week's rater, chiding eerie making 28e. to 30s. me 3J stone. the came meanly to hand, and the trade ruled moderate at the prices of last meek, rumples (old) selling at 30e. to 345. • new 1274. to 335. ; new foreign, 23e. to 30s. per 24 stone: The show et beets was 11.0 limited, end with a steady demand, rate* varied from fele. to 544. for old, and 48e. to 52.. pee 39 nine for new eamplia; super flour, 35e. to 39..; Ise, 31.. to 336. per 20 slam. Oxreare JULY 39.-Tbere was a small emptily of wheat ben treday earl bus i enmity attendance. Very little nude was done. The ;r ednee as foflows-white wheat from 43a. I te 45a. per quarte 1100 b 39a. te43o. ; beaky, rate, esti beans, WM* eerily represented with but few inquiries; time (second.) 33e. pee soak ; prime hay, V. per ton. Perigee:redrew Juee 30.-There was • Imp show of wheat here to-My:sad there was no alteration in the prices from tart week, 465. being top trice f r our Sue 631 b. pillow wheat. Nothing doing in spies Loth. READING, Jute 30.-The aspply of wheat to-day was moderately good, but fewer fanners ware in attendance than Let week. Trade ruled rather dull; owing to higher prices befog asked the isles were not very aumeroaa. In the best germ prices were • little stiffer, but ioterior sorts were about the same as last week. One or two lots of new wheat were ezhibited ; they were °easeful quality, bat certainly not so good as generally exploded ; the highest price for saw was 44a. The market was heavy for barley and other corn, end prices were merely nominal. Walnut, JULY 30.-The weather during the week has bees very line, and bringing on the crops last to maturity. The ripply of ' wheat to-day is fair for the season, the trade healthy, sad Is. per qr. over last week readily given. Other terra in very short supply and farmer pairs supported. Prices to the greeter :-Wrieat, whits, 48s. to 47e. ; mire, 48e.; red, 43e. to 44e. ; extra, 455., 83 the. per bushel. Oats, la. Id. to Is. lid. per stoma Beans, 425. to 48e. per qr. Woacerres, Jove 30.-At this day's market there was • full supply of wheat which frond buyers at rather under the currency of this day week, but not sufficient to attain our quotations. Harley and beans rather cheaper. Yeas held for previous rates. Yoga, JULY 30.-The suppl y of wheat at this day's corn market was tolerably good, with • slow demand, prices were the sues se last weak. hire samples made from 44a. to OK; red, 40e. to 44.. per 38 stone. Nothing doing in barley. There was only a limited qamitity of oats on offer, and the trade was somewhat languid at ratesabout as high as an the week previous, namely, 235. to 28s. par 24 stone. Beans (the supply of which was scarcely an average one) mat a rather improved inquiry at the full rates of last Satur day, samples °hoagies beads at prime ranging from 445. to 60a. per 38 dose; rye, 345. per quarter. KIRKCALDY, Juir 30.-The weather during the week has bean dry, 000riorolly tine, bat at nights cold, and this seems to act unfavourably on the turnips, as they are not making that progress we should like to see at this season. The corn mope are drawing to niattutowly, sod appa rently we are to ham good quality, ly of wheat and barley. At or country markets weak we had rather more doing in wheat than of late, and the prices paid were la. to 2s. per qr. In advance of what merchants were offering a week ago. Hen, to-day, we had moderate supplies of wheat end oats, sad only one parcel of Earley. Sales free enough, but we can hardly quote any change In prime since this day sennight. Wheat, 42a. to 48s. per qr.; barley, 33e. ; oats, 225. to 28s. WATIRFORD, JULY 30.-Our Jetport list this week is • °mephitis blank, and with the exception of oats, of which thee* has been a fair quantity offering by boat, we have had scarcely any home grown grate at market. The trade °ca dence in the same dull eters we have had to report et late, and bruises* is confined to the immediate wents of buyers. Wheat eery little inquired fur, at &redaction of Bd. per bar rel. Barley supports former rates, but oats have declined about Bd. per tonal, and at this reduction a moderate bonnets is peering. Indian corn: The primest descriptions continue to meet a fair sale at about 3d. per barrel below the currency of this day seniught, but secondary qualities are very little inquired for. Flour, 64. to Is. per seek cheaper. Exports this week :-Oats, 1,761 banes ; tour, 314 sacks; Indian corn, 267 barrels. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIB S. Barilta, Captain Oman% tear bran to Palma* with tyy, roue& aired off Ades oa the 22th Jot,; sear mad. - Ottealter, July 29. Leopold.—A teleeffaxe Ms Moneettot Mont the Leopold. Ceirtaiff Oceretroas, burnt at 01.11901Tha. /lawn (Egyptian etearaar) emotion& la Ms ffed Sea alter leaving dues; craw sad paanogalo mood.—Llossefflrta.—. TEBBIIIB SPOKEN ♦TITS. cobras (barque), al Utak', outward Incur; Slily 6 1at.47.10 N.. tea lilt IC Mastless (brig). from Lndou far N.Na. July 11, lat. 41 67 N., lan. 01ratansa, from London tor Moreton Sae, Womb 11, Ist S 7 lb W. Onserel Mamba (Wel, for nleno Boy, July 10, Mt. 41.11, la. 11.0. IxhNu Sflr&Faun NOM Luau for Ilouraoh, ► July St, lot. 40 N., on. 15. Lapin, trom et. foluer tor Liverpool, July U, Ist. 47, loot H. WAR SHIPS IN THE Mutear.—The Nile (91) has now received her fall complement of men, and will leave the Mersey on Wednesdey to join the Channel fleet. The Nile, we believe, will be succeeded by the screw line-of-battle Duke of Wellington. THE PININSULAR MAIL.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Sultan arrived at Southampton yesterday with the Peninsula mail. Her dates are, Lisbon, 27th; Oporto, 28th ; Vigo, 28 th. She brings 'pegs of 4,7111.1 a. 6d. value, and a cargo congaing a 814 half chests lemma and 24 bens ditto, 62 boxes of potatoes, 11 6 hags of whelk weed, 193 boas of em, and 28 packages sundries._ AMARICAN Maits.—The British and North Awaken Royal Mad steamer Arabia tailed from the Mer men Saturday for Boston with the American toady and ere. On Weds :ends next the steam ship Nova =7.bndespatched from,Llv pool for Quebec, with the Otraisaa BRUTALITY ON BOARD AN AMERICAN SHIP.— Os Saturday, a man named Andrew Adam Davies, second mate of the American packet ship Halm Fcater,was brought ap at the Liverpool polatecourt, charged with an assault aeon two Ananias:A seamen. Aa the .ffence, however, took plate ca the Chamblee side of the river, the Liverpool agis trates bad no jurisdiction. The prisoner was seed to Birken head, and the sea remanded till to-day (Monday). Tbe facta of the case are these :—The mate 'east on board the Helen Faster on Wednesday, and not being pleased with the way in Width tho Austrian seamen obeyed hie ceders struck one of them on the eye, threatened to pistol another, and struck him with the weapon upm the head, end a third he likewise threatesed and assaulted. Two of the men, fearing lest Davies might make geld his threats, jumped overboard at half-past twelve on Thunday morning, ore of them, Nicholas Joeke, atter being upwards of an hoar in the water, reached the land, but the other, Antonia Forel. though a good swimmer, failed in reaching the shore, and was drowned. ASHTON-UNDER-LYNE INFIRMARY. —The foundation-atone of the Ashton-nudge-Lase District In firmary was laid on Saturday evening by the Eight Hon. T. Milner Oilman, the member for the borough, in the pre more of a great concourse of spectators. The movement for the traction of this building commenced with • bequest of 10,000!. from the late Mr. Samna Oldham, of Oak View, near Ashton. Within 15 months of that gentleman's death, 9,0001. additional hes been raved by public subscrip tion. The lint outlay, however, is not to exceed 6,0001., and the building is to be only two stories high. Thirty competitors ant in designs, and the first premium of 100/. woe awarded to Mr. Joseph Lindley, architect, of Ashton. The architecture will be of Elizabe than character, and the building is to cassia chiefly of a central group of Goes surrounding an open quadrangle, with wards extending on either side in two wing. from the principal front, and two oblique 'singe in the rear. The latter portion is reserved for future erection. The main front will be 280 feet In 'mirth. Bach ward will contain ten beds, with more than 2,000 cubic feet of air-space allowed to each bed, and lighted by twelve window. Care has bten taken to shut off etch of the wards as much es potable from the rest of the building, and to keep the central quadrangle Clear of obstruction.. The sire, whist occupies five statute saes, le the gift of Lord Stamford. FORAGE CAPS.—A pathetic entreaty has reached us that we would nee our influence to get the sergeants of the line a more comfortable and tasteful forage cap than is now wore, and a better plan of packing it than between the knapsack end beck of the soldier. It costa me We. old. antsally for caps," writes t. sergeant, vie., three cape at 3s. 6d. each.; end even then, after two months' wear, a cap does not look well. The cap is smashed as fiat es a pancake, so that it is never properly set up, and looks the ugly thing we pee it, making a smart soldier look clownish.' —United Service Gaulle. 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