The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-02 00:00:00

VAL AND MILITARY. Auxium, liarrnista I.—Arroprnluns. C , 1 , 4 s b. Dunk% to the boas, and to bo commodore IS WWeft luta amiss. vim krlicu, shore terve of melee ropiest Roesroccor Goorolo, to Tam .4. U. Clorke. te the Arootorit-Dorreuri C. &Lomb (oefitional) loth. Victory. /14i.Lig Acoultoo.t-tiergooa Dr. S. Limb, to ihe Volooa. rORTSMOUTB, Barr 1. The Lo7d. of the Admiralty costumed their Meant:ea of dei rer:ous eowrrameat setabtlammale Putt 'dowdily ..d teeny. This ...sism dry will Mae gnat the Ito-.llwirral thipriarradser, and to•mormw, .her le ‘o. mt . l swum a auxestem amps, at the Pvrtles4 hold. Thor lordohip• aid Imre Porto az..oil km tide *doom pasta as Saturday. ILe I.....deedua, SO, *crew, got up steam this rooming for Th. V.kia, 6, Ina screw troopship, Commander A. C. Ftrotts, stll ask* soother trW of b., *writs in Biokes hay, Imo • 1,1 *!Gerard* ',rased to Woolost to take is prt.risios• Iw tks Msoitterraststa. The fiwupkgs. orce screw trorgadip, Commode Juba Sr. rua .ail a Saturday usurping fur Crawl., where ens r.ru einturls Imps for tar Net ladies, retusakag with a I,,riwrst to CHATHAM, Bare. 1. Natio. s hare been braid that several extra ship wrights, ell wider 3.5 yens of aim and good meelianks, are repinot tor this dockyasel at full won*. Loot. Or TN I MT* RIIOIIIINT.—The beed.gesetere. intl. ilea Lead end column of the neth ((York end Lanceeme) Regiment arrived et Gravesend et night o'clock Una man). hug (mu tuba. in the Tudor ; sad informetko to that eEe.t woe immediately tole r apped to the depot at this pe en.. The 'ilth has bows ladle surly eighteen baring bra Harland in the early part of 1812. The Mai quake. now only teunters T2O toes of all ranks. lb 9th iniabarked at Calcutta os the 9th of Apo/. Colonel P. C. Heyman, woo wee *scrammed, died oa the prep Mee 1y overland n tat.. The bed-quarters will proceed ro-mme tow to Sheffield, when the roguing is b he stationed. AIM%u ol Wol NDTIo TIV.OP• r eon LITRIOUR AND CAM • v..t. .—This evening a largo alimbn of wounded sad daablec 1:04a arrived at Fort Pitt Hospital from Gruver baviog aim lel-irked from Ge Lune, 1,280 lens, which arrived from Calcutta this morning. This lavalkille e tt number 1 wee. dell ranks, web rx WPM end entlauked at t skim. oe the tnd May. Dunn ale as h.. that IL Judos occurred on board, farelediag m r. al At I aka, who died of dysentery. Tb. troop Want to lb. fed Despot Gamete, 7th Hewers, thh Learn.. .sth. Bth, fhb, 19th, 20th, 23rd, 35th . 37th, 38th, 42118 , 61 M- 5 4 1 14 00th, 73rd, 73.1, 794 i, 80:11, 98th, 90th, 117th, and 99115 Ragimaita, the whole under the cumnised .4 Cattalo 0. Sepone. 13:h Regiment, sod Lieutenant H. P. Relchalcr, Oa Regiment, and in medical chirp of Dr. Harris., nod I.4rbt lutentry. Severn of the Mil are suf fering Amu went. sod Clark" received at Lucknow and Calliope*, when they were all espied agralust the rebels. Mier the Goma had been medically inspecied those not tr.raailla surgael tramtmest owe ferwanied fla Mary's Invalid Dept, to swat taste &Kamm TIM INDIAN IIIIT. The following Is as extract from a letter written by a captain in the Royal Horse Artillery —"I sup pose the war at home is the pest topic of oonversatioo out here we bate one, which, as it more Intimately concerns curative*. is much more thougle of—l mean the dischargion of the Indian Europese Briny. Lord C•110112g has certamiy mode more ent•tskr• than atar it fell to the lot of a Governot- G est rid to make, but this lest is ertaialy the climax; how will be received by the English people, what the expettes will be to the government, or what effect It will have t n the people of this country, it b .t trapoorite to my; one thing Is cer tain, he has off-red a free &where and purge to Rimbaud b every mast in the lata company's army who Mon to sake It, ..d I think about 10,000 saes will avail themselves of the penal...an. Had thin bees oared at first, when the pre armada was reed, I don't en=4 . o: Ines in th e what armywould have gone ; but . es ho seems le have done. to the force, not or connotism, tof circulates'., he hie dew the right thing at the wrong tins, (rather en intfertsamie propensity of hie), awl the taint is the almost animation a the European army of the late cosipany. Of my troop of 111 men. 41 _only Unrelated to remain, the re mast., 07 tstine eke, direbage. I cannot understand bow they erste get *hip. *sough te carry theft home; It will take a lea, time of tourer, sad thee:pow will be cortmehling start bag ; ISO 00t./. at the very West for freight to England, and the same Ina men to supply their places, with other inciden tal charges. to my totting of the girentroent kering left themeiilv-- wit b.ut artillery, Volunteers are called for from It.. in.antry regimteta, tut it will tabs a lone time t drill th-in and teach tilers to Mo. Of worm, until ships to be Liouxbt round to the different poets, the omen who have ei curd it. tslot the.. dm-barge continue doing their d.ty. 1 bolo toy i males ant drills during Ike day just the ease se if an etch ceder had ever teen published as that of the Oorrraor-Oeserel; sad should th.re be any disturbance In the country, of entree the as would be just se oedema a ever, so that as fee as the many of the country is car aimed, it rues et may IWy the real loaner being the ex passe end brains up aen asehmaised may." Moturxrft or Hu !Hymn's Butrs.—The liarwith the adt.oral cm board, left Perasiutme oOr Piet oho lb. locket bad weighed for St. %lamed, els., 10 p.m., of the 14th. Mar Makers Alp Perereaream, the C•fl, Idt Pt. Clearat ea the esseired of the 21•1 Ise Maglead. • packet pawed bre ma the 23rd, mlat. 20.10 22.0 W.. itemise N.E. DMINATIOSOF SOLDIUSIVITES AxD CItILI.IQ 705 Iputa.—A lows from the Porlirndoe fiord was rem, at the resitiug of the Merry Doak heard yeeterdey, modes Shot is would be vaceoary to make mailable ernianommite he iledeepsteb her Llevrpoul sad larkmard 404,000.4118.: Vow en 4 3,000 cWrea kr ohm math if °ember. The paimmeers en hi be am to Celestas sad linnecbea. AtiOMOnal. brUNIU rOR riu CUNARD 'Lill. —lt car mated poiesfay at the meetimit of the Money Doak booed that the Ceased Company mete WNW( • pidAs treeinirr, ronsiderable larger dam the Persia, add tha t , Malan le oboe. seers ober simmers rem beteg coemenmeted 14 the .aloe r aeraay. sad fen the Liverpool trade. TUB • ail, Sr tits MAW CANAL/A.—The steam aNp hlsamooo sad lb. aeon. ship Anglo flauer, 14.11 bob were prevested boa rata; os Wednesday ban Loop, i on a., mat of the boisterous rho. of the weather.. II,: 'weeds, • the Kemper Lir New York sad A..'- 6.50• for If age.: owl Illostmel. S‘Le or THE Haitian IturtaL.—Ships are Ire visa, milder to lecoodieme sad admainno nape:Whiled Is say r c arra proparty. The mewl, made, the same .8 t d .. oeiptimlly 1330 intended for • "me!, named be.. bald by Pettream, of Bristol, foi the Wert ladse Mall Perko. Company. Comb; tlows arms. however. AO OH WM is Saddest which hod lb* sink c f tbsedu.,' '.:rorrsr sad raw, mud r the aritir E t with @may carious commercial ed . sitcom. Tic amt..• loafed upoa bee from her CM.. amarvimant to th. present time will fall little abort of 100,0001. sad piate•dey Ate wee amid by Meters. Curry, idler k, sal Co., el If verpol S ht 6.4061. oe shoat 21. pre • tray lards ship, Walt 2,679 tome register, sad beady 3.000 martoweat. Tits METROPOLIS Mall DRAIXAGT--Prepara tiles ere bons .sJ, far the sournictios oe the outGll now., is. csonrsloa with the ..hi draiango of the wietropolir, ws well as the rossrvoir, pumping easier.. S. , at CIOND•11,, oppnite Dgraham Reerh. Tiro aorta DOW In Le 'Lau, d 0011121311101 at Nord Pon-lane, or Normaiiii and, is the Gresawich-roll, and will inroad stertward tad. sad aloud Greenvirb•roed r Ladd. swot, !(near y sad Treader routs, rho G coronets sad Woolw.ch Lower rued., sod Altos-street to the lowa of Woolwich, dead adder eat amt s he Pm...it-reed, through the Arossel at Waoltsiab, to Grids Mesor-way, where it will arose the Pluounirol sod F. Mortars, sad proceed to its tondo. have oa th. b•us .4 t)- river Thames Wow Crarw at • poet agjacirat to tha Artillery Pasta. Unload end. le Ingraham lt h, vs the south b as k et de river. The roorrvoir awl Anniston states, sold W assessery anises sad ea. - iris.), till r. cowarraeld led .nested we lead Is the ocs spinosa of Mr. Thomas nat. The reateked will be 17.. 2r. whisk de Beard d Woks. ceder he act. !stead to take pinked of fler I. char. Tattoo, 1... rt.. she ova.. Tow air deft will be • -di is osnevra wit:. the lime ef orweresp-.me in Set etre., bn4 tbr othsr ta Peerlentrest. Wadi**. Tito STRIKE IN Tilt 0171 TAAMI.—The sir . ' , VA. Pays tLet than le wow • hdr proarret s.tlM.oa' of lb* matters is ampule rite tM ecrowrro le the god two: sod tbr ccutreciore. They have agreed to alder lb. In-tion of lb. price to be paid for the consuitrably go-tin 00:3 poor in Slogan-. selatrarioa, Stl T1101)3' It GRIEF.--AR inquest was bald yowls, et'L. W. , rk hese,. ea the body el Miry 14• V•••• • married excel !Lobo fee the is throe peers had boat in the sonic. of the late Dowager Coors. of Noririry, mad whoea husband was the Cosnlese*. comb. raw. nitro rho dab of Ler miens., to whom tho detiewed was very much ettashrL she had berm in • very ctsopoadieg grey, and 011 TUC , Ny loot oh. vee found saffrrirg from she AIM et ammo trial,. ecid, from which oho ithoetly .(towards m.&•a. Verdi.b. Temporary losuity." FATAL ACCIIorNT TO A LADT.—On Wednesday ',setae ler • foal occident occurred to Dine Smith, the assitt • er •fe serener reAllog at Ornnwichs ..lb• de. e.awd, who was about 1) yews doge, we. Tearable hem Oneesmesd is ameteny wth hw tether as been! the Petrel whoa, to pared, doses the cobs. darn her fo▪ ot flips..., awl else fell with each vide.* es deed some .plod O. writhe. et sbe Overaw.ch pier ohs was cwaeys+brae, sea retry aid mowed, but death essalled es the isatsseebt. - _ EAdWIS4i4OINIIt.] —HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OWN ww.f. -1 is Ar• NEM War W emplelm oskeee94 ./.444•4 sow Ma awn. whb = .4""i nen• 4ink iewnPl T ad% " .171 ria awn lye will mewls we. sod perks mimic SWIM ewer imwea••• hasyy weld Ow AY.. so imp AI Imploolue sew Ws lisaLerz e u derollwv. ••nry whys user 441•0111016 mai me adow4•4 ..4 ato sad sibs% se plAbsw. we ohsw• I_l S.. m • ha•lso wool•lis sod erf••• llass4: ll = •As• 4As 4 40444 Wow*. walb 5h4.14•,•=11 . 7 sNs •4•.•4 •ftww. Thwy PO 0. and 94.01. ...." " ow, f•• al puemit sNhanh MN 4wwwflis NNW Sr.. damn. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1859. SPORTING. TATTERSALLIL—TimsDAT. A blank atternoun. DERBY RACEB.--YIIVILSDAY. Tom CHAT WOO 01411171 Of 60 rem, edded to • 112 e• ding Otrespaiabie el 10 ene each, h f and 3 amity tl de clued. Or Nile. 01 ) sir. Onwererels news Met o dd Trict). bt ° Ma unate 14 M UMMA MR T 4 IS. tie Er= Meiet. 4.4 Tea Oh te opt Mitt `to 2 salt H. IS by half a lemelL llarataat woe beaten off. JUTEMILZ 871118 (Ilandkep), if 50 eon., ei3mo to a Seepat.ke. of 10 sore. cacti, 3 ft, toe 2-yr-olde. Aleut half • ' (13 labs.) Mr. =IA. 11 .81. 7:11. .104=4141 1 Mr. Demise 74 Me_ 6me lelbeal••••• • • . 164 ...d0 Or. W. Wonky'. ad, 74 TM. lFore••=l 3 Lord Chewereete • Hamm 74113.. 111•11 see) 4 X , . 1141= • 1.1•414= ?a me Bottle( 3to I apt Ride. flee, 7to 2 meet =it u) , 4 I tO apt Deemed, 6to 1 apt Ittepte, 7 to I opt 0 welly o. Woe by a neck, a length beeves the sowed mad third ; bad berth. The maw ale Waft flee objected le Hiaglet oe the groandof a creme, which wee twegiptf o by Lord ebiger bald mad Coke*, Yore, she &aided that the cross was not proved. Tem Sitttmo /tunes of 60 move., added to a Sweep rakes of 6 soya. each, for 2-yr-oldls mad upwards. One (4 subs.) Mr. llarise•Useineree by Tem... 3 yr 46•33. 3.4110 Illtbeeldo I Or. Writs'. Anetatea. t m 1 =4 1 404 Or. O . 4,=.7 ..AlM4. l l yrs i ngt. k tt abeam) 4 getting . to 4 apt °chi/tree, 6to 4 opt Albert. Won by ball •• knob. a herd between the second and third. The wiener wee binght in at 160 gUlaeas. To a 81 vis or STAK EA of 60 sows., added to a Handicap of S sirs. each, 2 ft, the ...coed to sere his stake. Biz fur loop. (HI subs.) Iles 11wre444 The hewer. 3 Tre te eh 11. Wen4l•4l 1 Kr. T. outs 1••••••••• 3 yrs. 44 klb lUardiseri 3 34. I . Diem* . Ank.w. 3 lie s 114444 Meeker, 3 r liewle• 80. Ilereees• 3 rm. Ml= —• 11044 4 km The folliwing oleo ran Little Pell, Thi Deer, York*, . - &Aim • 2re 1 each yd Ardour sad The Rover. aid 6 le I opt lay ether. wed may t, • length mad a half. Bad hird. Unit muss' Putt (Readicap) of 50 eon. Win sere erne. AMISS aLk Ind a quarter. Yr. T.IWa 01, 4•. I 7WOrnab . ...... 1 Yr. "sag kannE . ltea. 4M. is fib.... ereenkei s Mewls women Dem 3 re. mane ....... 3 n Jerellei 114 w. SM. en 111 lee TB earn Mesmer nr. 0. W. heistie amines.' en fib ............. iteeni 4 a brava( Byes es to 4 apt Aseint Briton, 4 to 1 apt the Dam Wen by a seek, twe UNA, between the d anced mid third, sod the ems ditaace between the thir end fourth. HORSES STRUCK OUT OP THEIR ENGAGE MENT& Await 26, at 9 as Ma= Darrow, tat of all awn mem (broke Ms be. mad Ye by. nna' 27, at eta Wirt% d e u errinveafle Bt.ka, MY 97, at &SO p.m. Motet Gardsmar, out of hia Lich field and Daeteeem regagemsata Mu ,w. Avert 27, at 4.1* pas. Oxford, out of Champagne Stakes DwaseMer. August 27, at Oxford (to the Clerk of the Conroe). Ratio porn, Gaerfi)., *Ewe, ad Jam, Longing., oat of their Derby eagagementa. Austin 29, at 9 a.m. Clydesdale, out of Waiter Cap at Warwick. August 29, after 6 p.m. Nimrod and &Mao, oat of Uttar Lichfield eagagemente. August 30, at 8 p.m. Blua Jacket, out of Great Yorkaltim Handicap. August 31, at 9 a.m. Rouble. out of all engstemente. Ra Anglia 31, at 9 a.m. The Hula, oat of Cardiff Hurdle .11,L11110 BUSOLARY .IND PSOMPT PUNISJI MINI OP PBS 8U10L.46. A few nights ago an entrance was effected through • beck window into the dwelling-hour of John Newt/ n, who resides at a email detached farm cottage resi dence at Brukenfield, some three or fixer miles to the north west of Allmon. What attaches more intense to this bur eau Is the fact that about ten pan ago • elnallar ow wee committed on the mote mambos by three men, who met with ae determined • recepticia me the rough most who broke in on the present occaroo. Newton is far advanced is age, being near the patriarchal age of boraces years, bat is bele and active fir one who has reached the usual period of man's allotted rxismesoc. lie also possesses ea moderated spirit, with cool determination, essentials in came of this eon of very material importance, and often successful in frustratiag the purpose of the parties by whom inch robberies me planned end attempted to be executed. Some of the facts coca clod with the first burglary will likely be remembered by many in Nottingham, as it was owing to the superior judgment and tact of Saprintesdent Raynor sad leapector Wilkinam, oldie Nottinghamshire force, that the capture el the men Ly whose It was committed was effected. An ice preemies for anent your. pert has prevailed that Newton is • meta of mosey, and that he keep., this by him in the hour. Thin Idea &ideate has pined credence from his being a maa of carsfal habits and very saving. After they bad suc ceeded Is obtaining ingress into the boom, their first object was to mobs foe the old man's bedroom and secure him, afar which a all probability they meant to maks • careful ransack et 11111 premises, with • view to carry of whet suited tome beet, Their operettas, however, had been hued, and little did they think each • reception awaited them se that with which the leader of the gang, • roost dimperate fellow, who had faltliled one tam of traneportstios, was dated. The solitary inmate of the dwelling hd made prompt easels tor ealf-agence, and tare proved very offectir a re had armed blothelf with • scythe blade which hs hal with him in the rooin, and bed taken stand et the top of the stale ere, awaiting further movements. On reaching within a few step of the top, be warped them to stand or take the essilar veneer, he was fully prepared to repel th en. Aa as oath w as the sly reply. The next moment down the blow on the scalp of the former desperado, which sewed • portia of his eraniom, taking • circular piece of Leh compoaing a part of the ear, clean out, which fell on the staircase, the gull Lein en. temileely intend. AU became terror retches, mid for • monteot oasteraatioa well sigh paralysed them. Their eedeonted oppeseet bade them come Ea sad he would deal eanderly with all, bet they refused the challenge. Not daring to lease his veatage ground," be stood with weapon Is hand, which afraid aa opportualty to the burglar* to =with their wounded commuter, whom head they d op at • short distance from the house, me was I shwa by tha bloodstained mood whore they had effected this. Neat meeting as Warta was gives, cad the keeper of the lock• up at Minton, nanici Sturman, communicated with the poke at Nottingham, for which piece they bed "video.iy made, who soon obtaired matt fr fermatien el the burglars' mcreemots as led to their sped,' meters ; for which the saperimesod sat aid ampere above sewed received a each headmen Petard after the convictios of the parties at the males maw held at Derby, when oars of the burglars was eiratesced he to yews trinrisetatime, sad the other two were intprimmel. The party who now made the atzrurai Y l • uswelbaselpsy The whit It nem. hem hem watades SID old saa's moventeats for Nome time past. A math er two beck be celled at the hires*, and Midis' the occupier et boar. wield aria Nolen., robes upon selling him • Aare fa • shillsog, Dubin it out that he was very badly rod in aerial want. To got rid of hies be consented to gave brie • shilling, and whilst looking for oas la his puree, which contained between thirty shillings and two pound', Use nasal thatched it oat of his hand and made off with it, edictal/ bin coupe at the time. No doubt he bad harboured the Idea of committing the rob bery, as preview to his seatchlag awry the puree he fer quently called at the hams, red wee always very chatty. However, be airlock hie eademer, r hr mobility to bold kis ewe spasm rubbery la oseotreed, se the sequel will show, although the plass to sante amass were deeply laid. On *heaths %access to the hitches, the first this( the bugler did wee to help h heal( to each victuals se the place dier‘d, and iodisation led him to select whereas to niaka ea early morning meal, it sting shoat two o'clock, as nearly as ma be ascertained. Fancying he bead the old ono merles le his bedroom, the intruder eeriness:ad • soliliony is • eerie, of voires with • view to impress him that his uncere 111011lUlle viaimn were in the plural camber, which, he thought, no doubt, would disarm him of may Idea be entertain that raiment.* could monis them free s their pane of robbery into effect. After a thee he mode hold eautlonaly to mount the steirreate, but Carbone was &pin at hie port, armed, not with • scythe blade, bat with a weepoe, if anything, far more formulalla and far more com mutaue fur use. He rood milli • hatchet, and whoa the burgle/ hid reached within • laid of the spot, he received a blow therefrom which well sigh preyed • quietus to him. For • time he lay ureasitskt at the hot of the ataiream het after • while amassed to weal eat sidle beer, maws Al. way to a straw ask to the stack rad, when beer dreamed to esassel edema The ad sae, bowsaw, followed him them sad tbreehised If he end ear he woad put h eat el ha to swam main. At sin eehek • fa aide aimed aiP, Nihig a the migledessbeed, wawa le the hoer, .as she ha' dime, to la hie hem* ead ea newt** se le e whet bed steurred, she at me proeend itielehmea sad the burgle was easily estared, bat it wee Mei dot JO - arias were et ow aware • oaten that ha ammai wee duagerows. Darla( the day he was taken in • earl to Abram, and ea remain Me leek-ep, • swam vie celled in, bat his emmhatiee Were the assietratar conkroot be proemial with. melba he the baserowe state in which he was. his wee, it ri es, sat mended tiU It In MINI how the case le By te terwlaela, The beach compilmeeted she poor old mu oa hie swap sod saiee . eed • wish to oostribout • 6. vetsigs each mem* seine hi leeibeesial to ocknowirogroest el the Welted defame bee wade as two oce.eieite *hot Ida If. sad pre pay IMMO hes esdrolgered. Much recuperby a belt os bite( Newlin, and It le expected tha wick of the sessiaretts will be carried into abet. The metier heir crested great ea , eat= la the ate/ghbooritood, all sorts of flytog mattairated Isles belft h dradatra, ea is reeerally the ewe oe emit ar mule, Bed the fellow bus ass etep nearer to the by of the ebieses whit the blow wee Bomb, the surgeon uys it soon be.. killed the men ea the mo, the lull tee.. boyar been semmehet Woken by the Memos at which it 611.—Awir shirr Uwe. CHANGED Br HD 1117BILLAH WITH 4171111PriAG BUICIDIL A reopeetably-droosed young women, named Jane Foster, leer. of age, of 5, florden•strer, Oromerkh, wee charged at the Greenwich Folio' Conn yesterday with attempting to commit suicide. The charge was preferred spinet the prisoner by her hr bend, from whom etie has been separate! during the pest three months. it being alleged that be had deserted her. From the evidence given It eppeared that between 7 sid'.3 o'clock on Sunday evening the hoeband end the prisoner entered the Hod ii Albert, Blackheath-reed, and called for acme ale. Having bean seated la the backpinienr name time, the husband left her for des purpose of spaeldng to Bremer, and stayed away • ccuelderable time. Du/Mg his ammo the prisoner obtained some writing paper and pea sad ink from the landlord, who was aware of the differences between herself and husband, and from what he observed of the hurried manner in which rho wrote he came to the conclusion that it was her intention to commit suicide. This Get he communicated to the linabend on his return, whose reply was " If she doe" it, it will not be the drat time ; have pulled her out of the water once, and I then told her I would tot trouble myself again If she attempted to make away with herself." The prisooer had then left, and about two hours after the attention of two young men was called by • gentleman to something doadng in the Ravensbourne at Lewisham, which was found to be the body of the pri soner, who was rescued in a state of insensibility, and conveyed to • neighbouring inn, where medical rid wee procured, and she eventually recovered, when she admitted having deliberately walked into the water, alleging nee reason that while ate wee talking to a young woman her husband met her end seamed her of talking to a person of improper character, adding that he had long au.- pected she wee unfaithful to him, end that he had then proved It. Mr. Inspector Mott said there were witnesses te give evidence of the cruel conduct of the husband towards hi. wife, but Mr. Seeker declined hearing them, sad ordered the pri soner to find two sureties In 15/ , each to be of geed behaviest for the neat three months. Ms ship on the 21st of August, and wwe to have returned on the 23rd, bet did ast do fro. Oa that day ho we. passing by defeadant's shop, and defendant asked him to step in. At that time be wore hi. maneof-wsia dew, and his Imp sad riblo.e, with the Mlle of bee Majesty e ship Mare upon it. Defendant &eked him to shift his rig" (pub a lus Meths), and said be would gee him a berth on so American ship, mid he added tbat he would get • diseitarge for bite. He left defendant'. house and ere' to the nayel rend craws en Tower-hill, and related what had happened. Corroborative svideace was given of the witness's Mats. mat, and defendant was head 204, or throe =Atha' im prisonment. COMIIIITAL FOR WIFE DISERTIOY. At the Bristol Police-court, yesterday, Jabez Glyde, whose examination before the magistrates at Liver pool was noticed in oar paper yesterday, and who wee stated to be a torationary at Buksithead, was charged with having left his wife and &ally chargeable to the parish. Mrs. Olyde, who was ia attendanee. acid she had borne her basbaad six children. She last saw him nine years ago, when, after the Meth of one of their children, she met him in kleachseter. Eight years ago be wrote to her, bat sine then he had :war sent her a sixpence either for herself or the children. Thomas, the mayor's sergeant, said that when he found the prisoner he was cohabiting with a hassle, by whom he had had three children. He was a Local preacher. Ihr prisoner corrected the officer, and laid he was a missionary. Thomas.— Wall, he was a sort of missionary, and was mach reelected. The prisoner, when called upon for his answer, acknowledged that Mrs. Olyde was his wife, and that, as he had trans deemed the law, he was entitled to censure. He said than wire features in his case which V hoped would be ecesidand. At the age of 2•2 he became sarivety Impressed, std be was not afraid or ashamed t• conks, It. He was foe tin years the agent of a Christian society, and was reverted Indeed, he ooald say that his conduct wee worthy of his pro issaks. As that agent Its was *Wad away from hie hems, and he left his wile to take cared his y,llltL thinking that she would am otherwise than properly. He new ear peeled till foes yews before he lett lage that eis wee ad •ted to Infidelity." Here the eserrielrates laterroptof Loin, sad toad him that If he meant to some his wee of adultery he most he prepared to prove it, as otherwise they could pay no attention to the charge. The prisoner then went on to allege that his wife had threatened to do f o r him, and that be had berm so much afraid of her that he had often takes his child on his knee, and made Mm eat the Lad she had pima him, led it might destroy him. The wife solemnly dented this allegation, and said the prisoner bad never before ventured oa them. In no one of his letters had he ever men tioned them. The magistrates said they felt that It was a owe In which they ought to impose the fell penalty, and they thanks* ordered him so be oosiedtted as • rogue and three mon eafraboad, tlm. end to he kept to hard labour for the spec of TAN L 471 1101 Y 3LICTION JUOTOUS PIOO2IDINOB. On Wednesday, at the county court held at Bury, a ram wee heard which incited great attention. Jamas Lurd, overlooks, eta factory, preferred a claim of 101. against John Hamer, James Hamer, John Townley, and John Cookam, for injuries ha received at Saturday morning, the 30th of April last, bag the day of election for the representation of the borough. It appeared that Lord was an militant waiter at the Church Ina, Elton, and that about two o'clock In the morning, about forty or fifty persona having white dice fastened in their buttonholes, to Indicate that they were engaged in theinterone of Mr. Peel, mine of whom were armed with bludgeons, forcibly entered the Church Inn, end begat' to turn every person out of the holes with greet vio lence. The plaintiff requested them not to go upstairs, and they Immediately fell upon him, dragged him out of the house, kicked him, and left him in • state of inesnability. He afterwards somewhat recovered, remised to his work, and in oonetquenoe of not being able to foul all his Make he had to obtain assistance. He gradually get warm, and wee ultimately obliged to give op his work, and the lees which he sustained in money smounMd to 71. It., 6d. The remainder of the amount be claimed for what he rufbmtd. On the coocimion of the cats the judge gam a verdict for the fall amount with cone, and admonished the defendant. not to On guilty of such an offence again, for if the ram had termiaated fatally they would have been liable to have Mee tried foe murder, and even before this time they is oceesquence, have suffered the punishment of death. As. the deitadaate wen poor torn they ware ealy required to pay the smut at the rate of 11. pa neat A Linea/MUM SIMS A PARLIAMEN- T...1Y CoX lIITTZLDWiIIig the furry into ths charges of bribery at P , ertun, • Ism named Jams Shaw, wag remised r : lam a mashreraker. naive tasted to-day. (Laughter.) I wanted a sup of whisky. (Laughter.) I've bad roe coffee. (Laughter.) Mr. Pkian—Have you ay but coffee? Witness, afire lasi I've sera you chaps before. (Laughter.) Mr. P —Whet have you had I. Witare—What's that to you? lb. How arch have you had ? Witness—You or go where I am stopping, and re. Mr. Phinn—Will you tell that geatloniaa (the chairman) what you've had ? Wirth— l've paid for all I've had, and I'll pay . for you a ear, if you like. (longhter.) Mr. Prit—What have you had? Wlrnese—l foal mesa to tell. Mr. Phian—What have you bed ; I mean what hart you had to drink? Worse—Well, I had • bottle of pop, and it waa tuppence; it'. nobbut • penny in Preston. (Laughter.) Mr. Pratt—Had you any ? Witnem—No (.rphan. tally). Mr. Phsti—Had you say whir'? Witness (after • eassiderable pause)—Well. I MI tworrerth o' whisky. (Iseghter.) Mr. Phinn—What else? Where (esephau eally)—Nowt. (Laughter.) /Ir. Plidass—Ay beer? Wit mer—Well, I had • gill o' peeler. (Laughter.) Mr. Phial' (addressing the chairmen)—l way ask these Toe d= to show what these men have had bake. they come to T~ their evidence. The sitar left the room enthusing, r. a Loassahlos led, and I've got my slogs on.* The esamiaatke of this witness, who was rather ref, produced ore el lataglaar, from the earnest and emphatic wanner in which he gar Wearers, combined with the fact of their Min la the broadest Law:militia daslect." ALARMING BRIANAGE IN THE 131111111INGIIAM CANAL.-0a Tuesday evades • bretkam, what, might bays bean atteadal with Hwy eadons conesquenose, occurred in as above canal, between Daly Port•bridge and Mame. Lenesbridge, afar Dudley Port. For soon time past the limestone workings of Mr. F. 013 es hove caused some little apprehensioa to ilea spats of the Canal Cowpony, and they secerdiagly mad every primantion to prevent on wades'. About eight o'clock on the .venlug In question one of the workmen in the employ of the company perosiving the anal basks gradually oinkiag, sumotised molasses, sad oom mowed as fest as possible puttied to the stop plonks et the two ledger, 1 order to shut re the main body of the renal at each of those point.. &don this could be door, however. the basks sank oix cc eight feet, with • fearful wadi, and the water from about 400 yards of mod dispersed itself, some Into the brook, some into a lower level of the canal, the rest remaining is die hollows clam by. As there are other route. open, the traffic of the clitoral will not be roach isectam sawed. Fortusatele, the damage does to property is incon eiderable; Mat had the above taken place in the night blocks of buddiaste would hsys beensatied away and Brest mischief does.—Birstispiess Only Feet. Tin DlerCitunClt AT WILE.—A correspondent of the 6es4tiew, venlig on Wednesday, pays • —A t ter seeding off yeetarday's letter there was considerable commotion in the town, bet nothing very serious occurred. Several un offending person. were, however, knocked down and injared, bat towards the afternoon affairs assumed a mere peaceable appearance. The preoence of the enrolled pensioner, had • good effect, sad in the evening about 'linty 01 the inhabitants were sworn I.ter stocial coastal:des, and remelted la the Town-hall till a late hour. To.dq ell Is gales end orderly up to post boar. linfo. tonstely the weather Is so rough as to prevent the boats horn going to issued tote eirannetanth leads to the collecdon of crowds. Altogether about 60 pee wee have has 'rimed during the dleturbenow. SINGOLIII CHARGE ARISING OUT OF Alt ELOPE ; ment.—Yesterday at the Liverpool_pulierearet a young and well-dreased men, earned Penland' Woods, wee charred with waisted Mrs. Heeds= (the wife at • Mr. J. liendszo, • WI Lhaerareee, Liverpool) In coolies se • large quantity of furniture and plate, veined et attest dud., the popery of her husband. It appeared during the Wyo..- dm that Wm Bendaeo was on terms of very elope Intimesy wok mr. Woods, and that the gentleman bed sethelly law • Mom at No. 8, Ocemen-terrace, Birkettheed, le Wish • peed= of the miming property wee found ; it eseld • however, ho that he lied any celmisal knowledge of the irlib's M. the susgbantse Uwe re seeded th e are far welt, Kr. Woods being allowed to ge M Isp, em mesciag m his ewe malidommo l• 6016. to TMum WWI ups& A r dmmtionomi: ) .l=ClllS AND GOTT% Paper sa:saraken. la wire of as le the pima. Ife mews k. and arrow 4 oaf rarey air. al tea. land over as—Opt Oa =I for widree. Obe tot lam. ni.suesethommk war .1. or "Wily. at • lb INN a sow. 0111.• 1116. boirebeid capes Ihthibe peak aglow nelminmpplisi lrfts tseatessites sod 00770.11 MM 111. Oyhmkings. TEE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUBB. Henry r. MOM, 19, was brought up for further examina tion en • charge of havlag stoles, 1531. 13a. 101., belongiog to hie employer, Mr. Arthur B. Whits, West India merchant, Bergoyard-C ef hambers, Bneklersbury. Mr. Wells (Fmon, Curlier, and Co.), appeared for the prosecution and Mr. H. Wind for the defence. In the previous examination the prosecutor deposed that during his absence from town, the primmer, who was in charge of his office, filled up four cheques for sums amount ing to 1531. 13e. 101., Without being authorised to do so, got theta signed, sad applied the proseeds to his own use. A clerk from the Union Bank of London now proved payment of the four cheques referred to, and some of the Bank of Basked notes paid to those cheques were produced with itzleonties name endors e d u p on t h em i n hi. own head w • After which, Allred nation, city detective, was examined, and said On Thursday evening last I apprehended the prisoner at Hlghbury Baru Tavern, in the gardens. I went up to him and said, ' I believe your cams is Henry Mann." He said it was not. I said, "1 am quite 'Mailed It la, and I shall take you into custody for robbing your employer, Mr. White, at digermt times of various rums of mousy. He repeated that hie name wee not Mann, but I took him into custody notwithstanding. At the station I marched hint , and found on him Is. 3d. in money, • gold watch and key, four dupli cates, and some other articles. One of the duplicates was for a silver watch and another was for a gold Albert chain ; and among the other articles was a key, which I produce, which I find file the km safe belonging to Mr. White. Mr. Chalice White—The gold watch and key found on the prisoner are my promrty, and are worth 251. The ' silver watch and Albert chain aim resemble a watch and chain which I hare recently lost. They were eli kept in my • Iron safe, bat I have not eye& tried whether the key pre- 1 1 deiced by the officer du the ask Two pawnbrokers' amietaats identified the prisoner as laving pledged the silver watch and Albert chain at the eetabliehomente to which they (witnesee) belonged. This eanapieled the case against the prisoner. Mr. Wood seed he should advise his client to plead guilty to the deem of stealing the wate-hee, hoping the prosecutor weak! be saltielsd by that, without proceeding on the prth cepa elem. The primmer was_a young man who for some time had been deprived of his father mad unfortunately in the absence of paternal restraint he hid yielded to the tempta tions of London life, and hence arose the difficulty le which he was now placed. To premed apom the minor awns would answer all the ends of Jesus,; and he (Mr. Wood) hoped the court and the prosecutor would consent mercifully to adopt his suggestion. Mr. A. B. Whits said he was quite ready to do so. The Lord Mayor—l bemused* it • rale, aver since I have been in this &ilk, that when persona placed in situations of confidence ere brought before me charged with taking ad vantage of a acedidestial plinths to rob their employers not to deal with meek ewes myself, beaus I mann inflict • punishment athemete to the oaths. Is, the molest ease, in sedition to the robbery of the watches, there is the therm- Mon of a very esesidersble sum of massy, and I noel it my duty to mad the ems helm • jury at the Old Bailey. TG _ miaow, who wept profanely, but said nothing, was charges. then fay to miffed tor trial ea each of th e respective I rederiek O'Neill, 19, was brought up for farther exami nation, charged with having obtained geode from various wholesale dialers by fake and fraudulent presser. The case was of a peculiar nature, the prisoner having had the advantage of an eminently religious tralang, and being most respectably ocentoted. Despite these advantages, he had, as proved oa a former 000110i00, obtained Spd.. three different haws, by mesas of false representations, to the amount of 161., 74, sad 64, reepeotively, and with the pro ceeds of thine Mande, It is be powthased loam "con juring books," sad by ping on a single Beadey, he eV perfected himself In their am that when apprehended he was " Gravesend . doing" the pert of inejmor at a pablio.hosee exhibition is Mr. Beard now appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Coo (Willoughby, Coo and Lloyd) for the prisoner. A witness had been swans, sad was shoat giving his evi dence, wham Mr. Cox said he wished to appeal to the mart and the pro secutors, to know whether under the ekatunetamisa, they would not consent to the withdrawal of the charge ? The Lord Mayor—The appeal meet not be made to me. It rout be made to the promoters, and I understand it Ina been made and has Gild. Mr. Coz—l think. my Lord, there is some misunderetand 'nig Co that point. I have spoken to the prosecutor. this morning, and they have agreed to the course I propose, the condition being that the prisoner be at once sent out of the country. and kept out by his friend.. The Lord Mayor—That might be done in a way to convey all the punishment of transportation without the disgrace of • ocaviction. Mr. Con—This lad is the son of molt respectable parents and is one of ten children, upon the whole of whom the dis grace of a conviction will fall most heavily. Hie friends, if the court and the promrutces consent, are determined that he shall be mat out of the country, and remain in exile for eight or to years, and with that view oonimunications have been already opened with parties abroad, who will receive him and take oars of him fof some years to come. The Lord Mayor—lt does not rest with me, but I think the j prosecutors may lawfully and honourably 'meat to such a mune upon your understanding that he shall at ones be mat oat M the country. Osedman (Chid Clerk)—Thia course may be adopted. The prleemer may Weida remanded for a week, and by that • time, Mr. Beard, yea will see whether the friend. of the priemr a l . eto about carry oat their proposition is • gala w Mr. Coz—His father bas assured me that he thrill not ones quit fall hems after he is discharged, until he quite it to be placed on board ship. Mr. Beard—After what his lordship has said, my clients will not oppose sock a worm. The prisoner was then again remanded. BOW-STREET. Henry William Boynton, landlord of the White Horse, Holborn, attended before Mr. Henry to answer the charge of having brutally illtreated hie wife on Sunday Last. The complainant, whose face presented a frightful spec tacle, stated her case on Wednesday, the defendant offering no other justification of his conduct than " that he ordered her to go upstairs, and she refused to go." He claimed the privilege, however, of consulting a legal dame, and the cam was remanded till eleven o'cl ick yesterday, the defendant appointed time the defendant was "gala premed, with hie tor,but neither the wife nor witnesses were to attendance. Mr. Lewis., jun., said he was instructed to appear on behalf of the wife, who waited upon him at fear yesterday after noon, tad told him that the defendant had gone home and packed up moat of her things and taken them out of the hoar. Hs could not account for her absence that montiag, unless the defendant's friends had managed to ksep her eerily. Kr. Henry mid it was a very bed case, and he could not allow it to be milled in this way. He should detain the defendant en curtly. and send an officer to »quire for, aid, It possible.. to being the complainant to the court. Smith, F b 7, one of the summoning officers of the °mut, was accordingly sent to make inquiries, and at four o'clook be reported that the ooniplelnant declined to attend. In maw nom» of some ootomotication from bee huaband sits de sired to withdraw the charge, believing that to pear it would tutu them both. Mr. Hurry—l osnaot have it settled that way. I shall leave the warrant in your hands, and ad.puin the case, to give Mr. Lewis an opportunity of seeing the complainant, to ...mails what 4 really to ha interest. In the meanwhile I shall adage the recogniaaaos— The deiendsat's solicitor said his client sou no party to the arrangement. Mr. Henry—We all understand these things, of course. The Solicitor—lf you think justice would be met by his entering into reoogatimame. Mr. Henry—Certainly sot. She rout attend here, or Mr. Lewis most KO her. I adjourn the OW for that pur pose. WORSHIP-STREET. Williass Baskir,l7, was charged with robbing his am- Marry Moren, in the stories of Mews. James Wild mid Co., bedding manufacturem, in the Curtain-road, Sholeditch, stated that, the firm having recently been robbed to a great extent by the workmen, some of whom had been conotcted at this court for such °floor, s, he kept a sharp look oat, and yesterday maim his euapicion was attracted to the prisoner, who had only been a week on the establishment, by hie bulky oppresses. He called him into the counting•houre, and ➢ then found a bolster tick wrapped round his body. Prisoner declared that It wee his fi rst offence. and all he hod taken ; but the removal of the article not much diminishing the prisoner's rotundity, witnese ituirted on the shirt being removed, and then • Mtge bed-tick was MOD neatly packed and rolled round biro. Prisoner said he had been Instigated to the commirsion of the robbery by other Penance of the firm, or he should not have thought of such an act, and was exceedingly sorry for it. - - . . . Mr. Hammlil, at the request of the firm, remanded the pri soner, end, is ouneequence of some representations made to the court, the pollee were counianicwed with in reference to a system of peculation being married on. MAMiLIBON E. Cathrriar &laws wee charged under rather curious clr ciunetences with awaiting Blisebeth Watson. The parties both live at 24. Little George-street, Hampeteed-roed. It appeared that os the 10th Augurt defendant went to be (lurched, and on her return found her favourite black at " Jerry" in ouch • Mate 'hat she could scarcely imagines him, inasmuch as by 110100 proms or other hue beautiful black jacket had bent whitened aserfy ell over. She said to oomplainen.. "My God! look at Joey !" sad so. eased her of having altered the colour of pees. Complainant dated having done anything of the sort, whew she said, " If yea heves% done it this, your brother has;" at the came time striking complainant • blow, and giving her thereby • black Defendant's answer to the charge we that ahe merely pushed oomplaisent. The await having been proved, del adeat was lined 20.., or 14 deys. THAMES. Robert Asa,. &kW ssls.mea, of _lge. 7, Dmig-tindt , mar the Weigel eaters at the London Deck was saia- mooed Wen Mr. Yardley, charged with bariag petsawlei Richard Barrett, ' semen in her Itejetty's nary. warren, wber be had eallasted Idawelt to a perky of 101. Mr. Lwow. • bandatte, append, ea - Whittle( the Mad l• i d : d e=f s teirememelts. *Mho led kw* i aims* Min MAREE7S. COTTON.—Ltaaitroot., Baer. I.—Tlat sato of coma to-day ara astmatad at 5,000 balsa ♦ mead, 'market at yestartlap'• picas. COTTON 00QD3.-91 egomania, Barr. I.—Meters. Robert Frothed and Brother's Monthly Circular reporta : At the ead of July there were ao emits of goods or yams fa this market, sad producers were gunrally well engaged far future delivery. The crecurnatance has served to sup- port prices duriag ai lle past month, the reduction bring only about equal to of the value of the raw material, not withstanding the gems of any large amount of buying, sad in the face of very depressing accounts ban Calcutta, the most imprint outlet for the staples of the district. Within the lest ism dams extensive purchases have been made for Bombay sad Ca, and 40-inch ahntiap are now quoted lid. to 3d. per piece higher than the rates current ten day. age. TM market geasrally is remarkably firm. The exports of cows piece goods atm yams tor the mouth are 1096.57 packages, against 110,842 for the same time Lot year. The shipments to Calcutta in August have been 22,410 packages of goods and 3,100 yams, against an average of the previous twelve month, of 18,664 packages of goods sad 2,820 yarns; end to Bombay slaty have been 11,471 packages of goods sad 2,632 yarns, against 9,913 packages of goods and 2,677 yarns. The following elseattication shows the proportion shipped to the various markets of the world: Parrs. Cotton Pounds Pleas Goods. Cotton Yarns. Ram Indies China Atistrales Central end South Ameba .. 16.7 North America 9.0 West ladies Comet of Africa 0.8 Turkey, igypt, sad Lemurs .. 03.3 Germany sin/_ Helloed 3.1 Other Ramose &atm WOOL AND WORtiTED.—Baasiroan, Bzpi. I. Tare is very thole doing is the wool trade, sad that little * at a reduction is pica. The morkst a well as spinners la will .applied, and at peanut high plots silos are difficult to east. There le a steady trade doing in sons sad broke. sad tarts, sad prices are without charge. Thole is no change Is tapers la the hoar trade, which continues active. There is salaam dulness la the demand for yarns for export, sad mearesty say trot claim are given ont. Priers are not satia astery, se the late high price. cd wool hove not bola realised In gala there is no change wawa, of note. exam to to will sinplopoil, oaf their pro amass an daily to oar. CORN.—Btisisonas, SEPT. I.—At Glomeentor market en the 27th wheat basely tuain.dard the ourreury of the tev:week. At Worcester, the same day, reduction of i7r a quarter wee reluctantly submitted to. Barley in Irk deemed at preview rates. Oats doll, and tending down wards. Bass le pee quarter cheaper. Peas neglected. D the present week not mc has been offer- M oting g, but to make progress in sal u es h woos wheat os decline had to be sobmitted to, Barley sells heel, at previous miss. Oats no lower. Very little doing in beans oe per. At Wolver hampton yesterday there weer fair suyply of whew, which sold slowly at a decline of le. per viewer. At this day's market there was • less supply of wheat, and the trade ruled dull, but lower priori were sot generally submitted to. Barley in fair dossed at previous rater. Oats only tam& limited quantitim. Beane sod pees difficult to sell is qua tity. The millers reduced the retell price of Boar 4L per esuk. Div rots, Seer. I.—We had again a small supply of wheat; the trod* was better, and the best old and tine dry new sold teslily, the turn being in favour of the seller; secondary qualities folly maintained last week's prices. There wen a few small lots of new barley, the quality was various; ose or two of the beet *old at 36. t. a qr. Rye sold at from I6e. to lias. a sack ; and twes, which were In better supply, sold at from 7s. to Ba. a bushel. Wheat, hest. 12e. to 46e. per qr.; middling, 365. to 125.; inferior, 33.. to 36e. Barley, 26e. to 36e. Oat., 23e. to if.. Brous, 46.. to 60e. Peas, 12s. to 461. Floor, ens, 34.. to 38e. per sack ; eroads, Va. to bro. MA1%01,2 , 7114 Barr. I.—Sinn Sunday the weather has been exceedingly wet and cold. The trade doting the week be. remained in much the name condition as previously re ported, the demand for all articled being on the merest re tail koala, for immediate consumption, and in prices generally buyers have had the turn in their favour. The import, into Liverpool are *gain to a limited amount from all quarters. Oar market this morning was only moderately attended, and ruled extremely languid throughout. Old English wheat declined Is. and new 2s. per quarter, with a very rotted business. Floor also sold slowly at a redaction of Is. per sack. Oats were Id. per 421 b., and oatmeal Is. per lead tower. Beaus declined 61. to Is. per quarter, but Indian corn we. rather firmer. NEWARK ADROIT 31.-Here, to-day, the supply of wheat, boa old sad new. wan moderate; old aorta realised about last week's currencies, new ditto met with a tolerable ale at • Mired= of Is. to 2s. per qr. White, 48a. to 50e. • red, 47e. to 495. par 36 stone. TAR new barley at marks; was of varied quality. and maintained its value; malting, 36e, t. 425. per qr.; grinding, 28s. to 30e. per 30 stone. There was • fair sh ow of oats; the new qualities being easier to puredine-25e. to 27e. per 24 stone. In beans (of which the .apply was small) there was no material change, the de migod Wag slow ; prima ranged from 44. to 62e. per 38 stone ; pees, 34. to 405.; tang, 60s. to 60s. pee qr. Mammas, Sari. 1.-We had • good supply of wheat, windmill, now, which met a steady sale ate reduction of seem Is. to 2s. per qr.; old fully maintained last werk's rat... flome new barley ma offer of fear quality, but is there was no demand very little changed hands, price. ranging team 36e. to 44. per qr. Oata, beans, and peas dull and 1141.19. UIERTDOR, SEPT. 1.-Tbere Is a good supply of wheat, which meets • slow side ; new is 1.. to 2s. per qr. cheaper. Oats are • better agile. Wheat, 42a. to 64.; barley, 325. to 365. ; *sta. 24. to 30..; peas, 36e. to 425. ; beans, 365. to 411 e.; rye, 32.. te Wis. per qr. Tama, Ba. to 9s. per bushel. WATERFORD Auo WIT 31.-We here had fair supplies of borniegrovrn g raini some Saturday, and liberal arrivals of Indian corn. Wheat and oat. may be written rather lower, with • steady business passing In each . Indian corn still largely inquired for. but in. armneas of holders prevents business. Flour dull. Dutton Avocet. 31.—We had in the market to-day 716 qrs. mbast, ' Bs7 barley, 1,178 nay end 20 Desna. These were sold—Wheat, 488 qrs.; balky, 756; oak 845; Nnti bow, 8 qty. 8.1. heavy. As compared with last weak— Wheat was ad. down on top, and Bd. down on average. Bar ley we. 6d. up tn top, and 2.. 10.1. up on average. Oats were 3d. down on top, and sd. down on average. Beans were 2s. 6d. down on top, and sd. down an average. New wheat, Ist, 47e. 3d.; 2nd, 43e. 6d.; 3rd, Me.; weight, 6511 be. Priem per Imperial qr. :—Wheat, old, 40s. to 47c M. Barley, 27s to 375. Bd. Osts, 21s. ed. to 30e. Beans, 48s. Weight of top—Whest, 6511b5. ; barley, 56111 ».; 0at5, ; and beans, 84ilte. GLASOOW, AUOCIIT 31.— An Ivels continue MAW. The tresiber hes bees stoney sod wet ghee the coanaesonstst of the week, interrupting7he oat barred; but the pester pest of the wheat has been secured In good order. Trade hoe contented Ina very languid state. acid fake of wheat have only been practicable at reduced quotations. In other articles the tendency has been also downwarde, with the exemption of barley, for which there has been some little Inquiry. This fey. market we . thinly attended, and In any sales of wheat effected a reduction of 6d. to Is. per boll had to be cediosded, and 641. to Is. per rack on flour. Old oats were freely offend at a decline of tally 6J. per boll, and oatmeal was pressed at 2e. to 3s. per toed under Mar quotatioas. Beans and paw 6S. to Is. aboard. Barley supported m elons rates. cerru.—EDlN7Vlol4, AUOVIT 31.—The number was 686, being 138 more thise him week. Good cattle scarce, the market being comp...lid of very inferior animals. Best beef, from 7s. 6d. to 8..; middliog sad inferior from 6e. to Ts. per imperial stone. A cilearmee sot effected. Fed pigs, from de. 34. to 6s. 6d. par imperial emus; six to eight weeks old ditto, irons Be. to 12s. • head. There were 11,601 sheep this morning, 2.284 being store lambs. Demand good, at about Ism week's prices; a damage not <Bead with th• inferior worts. Beet aged mutton from 6id. to 611.; ewes and Inferior from sd. to 6d. per lb. Lambs, top price, 335. ; current top, 235. ; current prim for the best, from 16e. to 20..; middling and Inferior, from 78.6 d. to 12e. a bead; blackhead, 180., 13e., 12s. top mice, current, from 9.. 31. to 10s. 6d., and down to S. a bead. Numbers is market—Show°, 11;601 ; fat cattle, 666; Ina ditto, 29; milch cows, 79; pig*, 241. THI CORN TRLDR.-13tanz mu itan,Sert.l.—Daring the peat math the weather has continued my list, with samicasi storms and mamas, which were very beeetbrial to the mot arum but have caused a great deal of the wheat mad other ears to be hurriedly second in indifferent coadition. The yield la geherally complained of, not that It is wader ea avenge, bat no bring so much lea than last year's aop, coa lman oar maim that this was the hugest ever grown a Unload. The quality varies considerably ; setae eel= are very Bee and harry, others anal and shrivelled. In France are about tbe same es ours, bat declining, from which we infer that tapir predate to greeter then was =dial pad ; and the seine remark applies to the United States, Goa oh. nor a few shipment. of lour have been already made to Ragland. la the Ronan end Neapolitaa Bates of Italy the export of wheat is prohibited, sod has import per mitted, la imanguecoa of the deficiency of Mk crop.. The *best harvest to still favourably reported of from the Danube and Russia, but in the latter onatry the If • coca coop is said to have felled. The new sae plse d wales which have been seat frees the Baltic an very lax and the pep in Ciananty I. meet dared a fall eversta, and neared In striding coaditioh. The imam Into Glinuester have been ounaideratie, whirls, ; added to large supplies of both use and old (rota the farmers , cavedsc caved • der lr b. • in our priors of about 2.. per quarter on ell distaiplioss. Our premat quototioos are, English red wheat, old. is. ld. to 6..84.; new, be. to 511. 61. ; white, old, be. tn ; now, bs. 4d. k 6n.10d. p, r Übe.. at Bir mingham. Yreraih, is. 24. to be. Ed. ; Maslen, bs. 4d. to ba. tid., per 6Ebs., et Okamoto,. TM Imlay crop is more favourably spokes of ore regards quality, but the quantity is Teas thee rupee ed rime time Lack. The value during tl.c month has not veried to any quotable extent. with a good retail demand Ire immediate cmouroption. Our stocks at Oloneseter are reduced, although the imports have been to a fair extent. Our present pros are, l'remcii, 270. to 294.; 27..' odesms, 23e. 24a., up to 265. for sweet, all pe.r31121115., at Birmingham. No Danish offering. Our supplies doges have exceeded the demand, and all except the boom qualities of both old sad new, are very difficult to dis pose of at lowering rims. Irish heavy white ere held at 24e. MM.; light, 225. to 2.2 e.; blark,23e. to 2'20. 61.; grey, 22.. bd. to 20e.; Dutch, 26e. to 27“. 6d., per 31210., a. Gloucester. Beans continue to rule very dull, and a reduction of Is. M Ss. per quarter bas takes pl.ue on foreign, sad on English 2a. to 3s. A good many new are offoring of flue quality and condition, and sell at 16s. to 17s. per 19618 e. Old, li.. to 19..; Dutch, 17s. 6d. to lhe.; Egyptian, lbs. 6d. to 16e., all pet, 19610., at Birmingham. Poe find buyers very slowly, and are le. to 2.. per quarter cheaper. White, lbs. 6d. to 16e. ; blue, 14e. 6d. to 16e. pet 19616 e., at Glou cester. We bare had a good retail demand for Indian corn at 12a. to 12s. 641. per 19610., et Gloucester, sad it is now held for more money in ocarequente of the reported income dames amongst the potatoes. Dari and millet sell slowly; the framer at Ils. b 12a, the latter at 9s. 6d. to 10s. per 19610., Oloncester.-(From blesers..l. and C. Bturge's Koothly Clicalar.) STEAM SHIPPING.—Seer. I.—Ws are unable to re port any material change in the stale of basitima affecting steam shipping irdensta during the month of August. although the sound condition of commercial affairs in this country must eventually exert a beneficial infinenoe. Not withstanding some demand for steam teenage to the Baltic and elsewhere return cargoes fif we eicept engagements for haft from the Mediterranean) ere with diMculty obtained, and heightens remains in the Inactive state we have so fre quently notified of late. The home trade eontinnes to form the chief source of employment, and at preuent absorbs a very large amount of steam tonnage. Rather more inquiry exists fur sew week for special requinmente, and a few beadles fines have contracts fur intim and paddle-wheel steamers. anent secood-hand atesmen have Mod per chasers In the mores el the myth, at approximate prices to them that have recontly bees o6talasd. A heavy uppy of thee elms of property bower stilt remains for diapm•L Up to the preen& date, we bays not rxperienced the usual extra fright demod for mem vessels which this quarter of the year minarally ;indoor, nor are three many indications of this , mrmimee yet perceptible. Whatever the season we would much prefer to have • more satiafectoey state of matters to report.—Mom the tinnier of Maws. Alfred Brett sad Co.) TRAFFIC RETURNS. Par 11•0- Toul, Tnt.a. *Pis. Ltt~lri 110 nor dmellne. 1849. 1465. Weak 4efti Joe Y. A A A 01244 Isar Pa1a521211.411. inny slangl 1943 1.413 1.604 3474 1.727 Wa As st SR .44 42.1w1t0g tog KW./ awl 4rrotre 5.178 8.681 8,563 8,022 Wag lease Atom& 11. 1W aelielas 976 321 1.106 I.'S 84 Szale 4.4 41 2.337 8.707 1,147 WNW.= 414 462 082 729 11414W0 . 1.251 221 ma 1.14 Wait al bak*owe Wise .4.7454.74. 114•474 a Si 933 1.150 1.010 BIIWIW Balneer, /231 451 1,119 1.:13 01041 Laanaboora. 1.976 1.331 1.407 1.3 , 4 INN 00.214 n . 4411 11.791 33 019 !Auden, Ind Nwii;itarni ins 42.721 13.7 - 10 76.421 70.379 124222100 sod -162016Walms 117 17.018 44,761 21,44 ItaoallaN42. 84•015,1mmer, 544 A11244et9n 1312 161 1,103 179 Imgrieers M 396797 a 444 413 824 713 .2471 arlas 744 144315 34.792 40W 38.631 1124444445419221 73 701 091 1.123 6,663 Mee aarsams ...... 750 943 1;w 1.010 29442. 7124 . Mean and 1.274 5,974 7.712 7;49 loaves llerlelt. sad ° Lain sal .44 1d42 1.443 2.998 VA 04102149. draw Vasa .--... Ma 16.190 9.1 4 11 26.734 24" !Gala ONO lli a" Old dad 6.1.99 94444146 Caggial ....---- — $ o 1.4 79 $ 31E5 299 43 n mambas Dolma. —....— 1. 1129 4-- SI 12 217 Ulna SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. armlet:lda, Captain 2oreatm, Kassa t Yoatrtml,otkieh was stranded IStite Putt St. Mary on the ilta of Ana t. was got °S tall, and towed into that port yeetirdsy.—Lhorp.aiL Sept. I. Potuesti. Cameos 84. ed. from Limmool to tkl. Part was mos milt. on lb. Ind of August on tba Mamba Simla, with riotous lying. by tbe Liberty, orrtred ben. [Wan—The above mere bm pro. 'lowly bon reported ea arleed al New °elem.] —New Orleam, NabierTFLabetli. her Newcastle. has twai teat on the Hinder: cn Wag Maid ather of Oa pot Or the erew.—Zetteidain, august it. passapip (gem* a.m.) waa totally )at oa the 4th of Jpe; Ore" eel pit el stip recd.—Pond Video, Atli P. VBISSELB SPOKEN WITH. Arid. tram Algoa B. for London, August 11, lot 33.33 N, 100 OAT W. Alarm, trues doaderlaod for Ado% July 73. tot SAO N, loa 24.43 W. Alaumder (barque). Irma Sr weretl* tor Batavia, August 33, lot 8.44 14. lon 173 r W. Ammer tbarqsel. from Liverpool for Magaorre, SS dayr, July 20, tat 33.33 M, 100 la W. Mown, from bombey Mr Liverpool, June 19, lat 31.27 S, ton 11.40 IL Balaclava (barges). from Akyab for Qa01111610•11, :7 days, Juts :6, lot 36.13 5, Ban 17.39 E. Carom...ore, from Cauutta for London, Joss Si, tot SAN 1. tcn CU M . % !Nu (at Iv). tram Bcmtoy for Liampool. August 16, lit d.(0■13.11 W. Calm tram Dalai. foo Falmouth. July 30. Mr 21.26 Jr. {ma 11.1 111.. _ . on iil W. 615;17Md.; (Sugar), from Bombay for Lemke, August 25, Lt 45.10 N. los 18 29 W. Ism (larga.), of sad from Grastiock tor Qusbee 14 dila, Aug..ll 21 to 41.13 Ma 27.14 W. Lam s& (WM. from LOOMS for Quebec, Almost 23,1.1 19.:6 51, 1e..9 W. Empiras (Mtgs.), of and from Liverpool for bonny Myer, at 4.1 1.. It. _ _ _ ee. Fumy aqm•• (barque), from Gateau Bawer !or Bristol. August 1, tune Lbw 57.41 W. Gisaare, him Ls•Dton for Felencuth. Jane 10, Ist 25.13 S, lon OLIO L mums (sstioouer), frets Muss !or Penman :6 days, August 14, Ist 20.4014. lon 41.6 W. Ilaniesma of Loudon, from Bozlmy for I.lwerpot.l., Aqua 4,lst 17 19,1 es St w. brad May (berm), frnal Stappore for Liverpool, t 0 dem. July 9. ■t Wee • lee LS W. Jeer ha: (emerwea Mir), from Ifoulmein for Queenstown, Ye, 7. int. 43 M lee MN IL 'mope lEkilies tnuel, tram Pones MOW far Limped, J. 7 llatlies (ship), trawateellock fcr Me.bource, August 27 , 15 t 491 If, lea 6.7 W. Ilatspea, hoe Calcutta for London. August 19, Ist 42 It, les 29 R. Mohawk (barque), from illatrilus oa Cook 102 tam £4. tt, lot 46.1$ N. Is tr. 40 W. Nona adult. (bevel, bon Southasrus for Qualm. August 21. lot 49.26 It, lea ta.671 W. Prem. Glottl.. tor Table gay. July 29. Ist 11 N. los 26 W. passer/era, of Lo odee. air lb. lot 2.1,42 !f.. lee it /thous Royal latop). from Croats for I.lwrguel. i 34 ttaya, August 44.15 t 44.13 N. la 44 W. Ifirosess (assuo.), Isom 3.sabsy for Glasgow, Ausaat 4, tat 4 31 14. km 30.40 W. treed. IN MN. August 27, Ist N, 100 Ito W. lobwt► Cue/mu IWCI, 3 , Bath, .6., Irmo 1.1•3361331 'or PlLidelpt.3 16 ilays, Aaiun 6, Ist 30.114 16a 33.63 M.. 14633,6666 C6Scalta ter Werpeol, 1114 4, 100 Ea* 635th of 663.6 gowsilug Ma. from Pt,.lado:ola. Jul? 14, Ist 17, los 40 W. gopa..n(Teoobet),trom Pause tot TWIIMAIIkI. II d 0,., August 14, let MAO X, inn V:, M. 82.56 66 11615 e, from isados for Ileiteane, Joll 26, IA 5 N, 12n 114;11;iss„ frcm Bombay f...r Loadas, lin9st 33. !a: 44.39 N. !on 19.43 W. fpar l etire Oars (Unwires WO. inn Loudon for llelbrarer. Jai 18,10 a 1110) W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ODLE.—Anoffit ea. at Whits Haw, relkorapton. Bath. tht wife of K. 11. Boodle Zap.. of • sort DL PAS:l.—Annan 30. at N estboorn,terraos. Ilydspark. Mrs. D. Da Pa. a a dowdier. pol.—awr 10. .4 Pt Georges moan. rialto.. Mrs. Fn.. of a sou. 00$1, 11110.—#tora 1/. as tirosasoor.otriat WI elk Ur wit. tA. Go. a tar. He 'LT.—Mang 11. at Dufiatn.torrata. WothollmetseS. the sits of It. H. Holt, Km . " . of Llsoolfahtao, of a PM LHATII tweet SO, aAmhara, Haat, eh. wits of Coptala H. Y. Loathes. Suffolk kf*.of • &Mfg.. tatatt t 7. at Tray. Hat. tat wife N. carob. Tao . • soa. SIVIIIIOTTO bo M.—AwattfI, at ilfallsl , l, Off. !Mutable, the Idle of C. flitlatteaa, Coanaaador ILN ,of a daughter. MARRIAGES. CROSBY AN—RlNDR.—Aaraffit 30. at tb. path! dare', Lanmeter. Ilex. Caws Tuner, a-deted O 7 the lore Slew Nortnik. (lenge Mann. &kat oun at Thom Otemass, lioq., el a demean& Olutusataatem. m &pets Camila% deasteee K the late Samuel 111.44, *a.. at Lsamaue. WO7lO. M.A., Llastiout Acel: Feauia, IRS Rest- Baud Native o /edgy Raertme. youmnst DEATHS. DUIWIWO.--Aann 11. M Torrlaantarmen C. . awn 41. 0 I D l7l)r—Ammt el 1114Xoolitloo. 111 of Loalos Otb.oo. Lc, d lIAX/111.—.141.14 kr. W. liarta at lAmb n Coodult riteet. 11714 4. X _ , •-•Alltalt . Ad. Wan. awaits: O A. Hyatt. of Stoke Nan Naall. A W..l7mat 10 mod 14. at Nailampton. Labia. WAWA. &WWI R.l Drnti% DAT.—Ammt W.M arm H.C. Mita% Cantmlead. C. lay. DM" mad M. WADAISITON.aart W. at Manny Dab. laaadhlfland. Jahanseadmmt. W. Y . Waltman. am, apd 63. "Anal al radial by 11114.1 KUM Tau% a N. S. lambled Days*, be ta. City of tondo., Priam a as Ma, In Lombard Orna.la Ss Maim' ot W laltatrisn.—Famv. Omar sas I. U. I