The Express. — London, England, 1862-08-19 00:00:00

.r\ i :WSPA P E R . : I ' s-- ; _17 7 ,,, f • ... , 1 .......... S S 3.1/4 X :ti x 43 rt%1 . .. Teh t • e' , /' --° "'' ,4 _ r-...-•-z•—P t. 4 ••* -- " , ' h ,~.,~,~ /` ~~~ .i- _/, No 4,909.] OHANGIIAE direct—The well-known clipper-, fel/ANK OF ENGLAND NOTES. —C1,1500 0 ship SHELBURNE. Al years, WI tons register. loading 17 RZWARD.—WHEREAS the Mentors of the BANE of In the Last India Dorks.—For freight or pa-min.. apply to ENGLAND have recently discovered that some of the paper HOLIIFS, KNNVIIT, and BOWIES, San-court, Wrnhill. or to manufactured for their notes has been feloniously taken from GELLATLY HANKEY, and SEWELL, 27, Leadenhall,t rcet. E.C. the Mills of Messrs. Portal and Co., at Laverstoke, neer Whit. chin ch, in Hampshire. and that such paper has been used In the fabrication of forged notes, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tint a REWARD of .2.00 will be paid to any one who shall give such information as will lead to the apprehension and conviction of any person concerned in the stealing of the paper: and a FURTHER REWARD of REMO will be paid to any one who shall give such Information as will had to the apprehension end eon. viction of any person concerned In the fabr ic ation of forged notes by means of such paper. Information to be given to r. Superintendent Hodgson, Police-Whoa Old Jewry, London, or to Freahnelds end Newman, 5. Bank.balldiega, London. By order of the Directer• E. WELSH, Assideat aseretary. Bank of England, August 16, IBM VOR CALCUTTA Direct (with immediate det.patehi the lastaidling ship GICKTRUDE, A I for 12 Mr*, LiDO tons register THOMAS APEDDINO, Commander =ln the Fast India Dock. Thia ship has exotileut acume n for passengins, end carrots an experienced surgeon.— larapplication should be made to GELLATLY, and I iZWELL, 27, Lestlenhall.street, LC. rtALCUTTA and M ADRA S.—Monthly Steam J Communication between London and India on 16th of each ULs math, by one of the menineent fleet of steansers belmeasto Nut India and London slopping Company ;Limited/. The Imildotown clipper auxiliary steam ship JASON, 2,098 tons, $6O hone power, J. T. HURST. commander, sow loading In the Victoria ,London) Dona, will leave on 19th September, embark ing passengers at. and leaving GRAVESEND on if.th September for CALCUTTA, coaling at the Cape of load Hope, end calling at MADRAS to Mud and embark J./wingers only. This magnificent ship, built expremly for the India Trade, has been thoroughly refitted, has first rate accommodation for passenger.. and will carry au experienced surgeon, also a stewarding. For freight or to (JR' NDLA Y and Co., 66, Fartlitment.street, Elf a Tthe nokern ALFRED BRETT mad Co., 150. Leadenhall street, Z.c. ;or at th e OFFICE : , of th e COMPANY, 9, Mincing lane, London, £C., where aboo application for appointments ea mlddilpuieu lit this service should he made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary, INDIA and CHINA.—GELLATLY, HANKEY, J. sad szwru. are now loading the following splendid pas sings! ahiPa ship. I Toonage. I omen l l ,ll Gmus 1.9. 1 0 2 . 000 1 Idwht fox-, eld LOGI Gertrude .. 960 1,600! Itheiburna.. , 37! MO A 1 13 yean ♦ 1 13 years A 112 years ♦ 1 13 years A 1 12 years Destbellsa. Ts saL Calcutta Bombay Bombay Calcutta Shangbae Tack vernal carries an experleoeed surgeon above /it-elms Alps are Wing In the Kant India Docka•—• =V3 OILLATLY, MAN KEY, and SE W) 37, LeadesthaL KC. UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS between SOUTHAMPTON and NEW YORK.—The magnificent steam alto belonging to the North German Uoyd are appointed to leave Southampton tar NEW YORK direct, carrying the United Motes Slags : BERMEN, 3.000 tons, 700 horse-power, August 20. NEW YORK, 3.000 tons, 700 horse-power. Wednesday, Sept. 3. HANSA, 3,5® Inns, WO home-power, Wednesday. Oct. 1. The speed and accommudation of these steamers are unsur passed by any st,nroshlps crossing the ocean, and the dietary and general arrangements for the convenience and comfort of are unexceptiouable. Fares First.clam upper noon,kan, r a g e ol l r ra as: Sr-exclaim lower saloon, 13 guineas third-class, 8 guinea. Freight taken on moderate terms—Apply to PHIL IIPPB, GRAV23, and PHILLI PPS, 11 Rood-lane, Fenchurch street, EC. CROSKEY and Co., 3, Lothbury, E.C. ; or to J. H. WOLFF and Co., Southampton. TO BRITISH COLUMBIA 101 AU 10a IINTKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION to lEW YORK Direct.-7 e LIVERPOOL, NRW YORK, Yd PHILAIMIIPNIA STRAY-SHIP COMPANY Intend despatch. Ing their tull-poweeeti Clyde•hallt Iron Scree Steemehlys, calling ist gossioielni to embark peseenvre and despatches, &stollens : WF.KK LY FROM LIVIIRPOOL FOR NSW YORK CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, August 20. ETNA. Wednesday, Angus& V. kJ/IN/WWII, We'dneslay. Sept. 3. And evilly suoceedlog Wednesday. Cabin passage, 16, 17, and 21 guineas, according to the accom modation. Forward . 8 guineas, including all provisions cooked. Passengers for Canada. t h e United States, and British Colombia, booked through on very advantageous tens—Yoe further particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 22, Wateratreet, Idverpoul , cc in IQVMS and MACEY, 61. Nat; William-street, City. STEAM to BREMEN.—Direct Route to lisuover, Bronsirkk, and Central Germany, EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, by the North German Lloyd** splendid atemben ADLER, LOWE, or SCHWALBE, from liorselydown, at 11 MIL, caning at Macke all Pier for passengers at 0000. These mewls have superior accommodation for passengers. Fares So Bremen: 42 and £1 : return tickets, ZS and 41100.—Apply URA/ilt - 8 Universal Mice, Regent.eircus, W. ; or to FS, GRAVES, and PIIILLIPES, 11, Rood•lane, LC. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE.—The BATA VIER leaves the British and Foreign Steam.wharl, Way. pbc, ever? SUNDAY, at 11 a.m. Pares 42 Ya., XI 10e., and 17's. ed. The PYIL`ONIRD, from MI the Tower, every THURS. DAT MORNING early. Fare XL—Apply to CRAPUNM Uni versal OMee, Repent atireaa, W.: or to .I!RILLIPPS, GRAVIIL end PRILLIPPS, 11, Rood-lane. LC. CAMBRIAN CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINES 0031PANY (Limited). To ba hieerpcoted trader the Joint Rook Carapaides Act, with limited liability. Capital 4150,000, in 70,000 Shares of a each. " ' " Deposit £1 per BharolOs.. to be . paid on application, and its. on allotment. DIKECTORfi. Charles Martin, Esq., ES, 13udijoSisbury ;Chairman of the Vigra and Cloguu Gold Mining Company). Frederiek Foster Quin. lksq.. N.D. 111, Mounkatmet, Grow venorwssware (Chairman of the bentral American Mining Company). William W. Fisher, Fag., 3, Kingutreet, Cheapaide. John Addis, Fug., Freeman's Wharf, Southwark Director . of the UOS/ahl end Fortuna Mining Companies . William William., Esq., firyntirims, Dolgelly [Director of the Vigra and Lingua Gold Mining Company,. 1512iKERS—Mesen, Westernism, Peters, Mildred, and Co. - Iliosins—ilessrs. Hill. Fiiwoett, sad Hill. SECILMA P.T —J. C . Goodman Temporary 011 ices—M Threadneedle-street, LC. VIGRA AND CLOOKU GOLD . RITURNS, from JAN. 1, 1861, 1861. Id Quarter and „ 2rd „ 4th „ to AUGUST 2., 1823.. . . T00m.04214.Qr5. Oa Dwta . 79 7 2of Quarts yielded 486 14 of Gold. . 109 10 1 „ „ 617 14 . 80 0 0 „ „ 834 11 „ . 188 8 0 „ „ 1,2291 4 „ „ . 114 6 Weeks of I 4 (Mr., to Aog. Y 86 17 1 2 0 9 1 PP 99 1,395 0 „ 1,95518 „ 7D2 ID 942 12 1 7.041 0 242 tons 12 cwt. 1 qr. of Ore gave 7.041 or . of Ooid, equal to 7i 01111 Ce/ per ton. The above operations of the now celebrated Vigra and Clogau Company. situate near Doigully, Merionethshire, showing the re sults of 10i aroixtbs working, prove the existence of gold in the quartz recta of North Wale., in such quantity and richness as to be lamely remunerative. The shove company, although It has been in op. ration leas than two years, has yielded in paints more than double Its origins , outlay, end is at the present moment slaking returns iinunally at a nit? approaching three limes the amount of its capital, from operation. on a very limited scale, and by processes which are, no doubt, capable of great improve ment. Company to established for the purpose of carrying oat operations on a very large scale, and by the best boon method extracti. n, and the directors bare secured a group of gold quartz mines immediately contiguous to, and almost surround tag, the Litman Clowns Gold :dine . they consist of the Cambrian, the North Vigra, the Welliigtton, the lieudreforkin setts, com prising an exteut of upwards of 1,500 acres, and abounding In maginneent quartz lodes, which are In appesrance Identical with the ClOgittl gokt lode, and may be pronounced to be inex haustible. The wines have been open I, and important discoveries have been made. In the Cambrian are stye, al toles already proved to etintuln gold, and levels to a considerable e.tent have been driven upon them, opeubig up many thousand tons of quarts. /Lich visible gold hos lattn broken there within the last few days. Buildings stamps, mAellinety. a large water-wheel, dressi ng ßoors, tra mway., and other stopliancvs, have been constructed at • large taperdittav and le.tst nave years' time bus been thereby saved. The • Compuby is thus enabled to commence ac tive operations at once. - • . . . The Din:clots have avail, d themselves of the presence in England of Captain Thomas Trelour late Chief Captain of the Bt. John del key Company to obtain - his valuable opiiilun on the several propertiea and they refer with satisfaction to his report, as bearing out their expectations of successful results. In the Wellington and North Vigra Mines, levels I.ve been driven on large lodes, won captain Trelnar has pronounced us identical In charazter with the quarts of the St. David's Cold Lode," and this is confirmed by the opinion of other e•.petent authorities, including Captain Parry, of the Vigra and Clogau Mines, and Captain Pascoe, alto all think that one of the lodes num - corking ou the North Vigia to a continuation of that now fannUlS bole. No steam power arid he required. The property possesses an Unfailing supply of water, amply sufficient for all purposes, sod everything is in so forward a state, that the Company will he side to stamp st she rate of 70 to 100 tons of quarts per week within one month from its formation. t o.. Directors Lave matte art angements to purchase the entire Interest, the several proprietere, embracing all previous outlay up. the 'nines, and every expense up to the formation of the Company. Intl Mewling buildings, machinery. stamps. water wheel., tramways. watercounns, ore upon surface, etc., Re., upon the billowina teams, 71:e cum of L 22,000, and 2.2,0u0 shares with c't Pad, which the vendors have stipulated to have &ppm,- Driatssl to them. That. nn nciriy one thousand tons of quartz crushed by the Vigo and clonsti company, an avenge of 71 ounces of standard gold • per ton has in.si olitala ed. is :ill luillaputalite fact: but It would he too sanguine to expert a result so favourable on the large scale of eperatiroi4 cont. motet.' by this Company. Yet the litreetora Teel lawful to roll attelititia to another fact, viz. hat a profit of nearly £100.090 has been realised by the St. John del Rey Corn- Dant. in Brazil, during the past year, from ore containing an aVerage of only Meet:sit:teeters of an tienta of gold per ton, and Taw y are advised that very large dividends can be made by this TAoulacni if an average of only half an ounce per ton can be obtainwi a mITIO'I of the gold ore from the Cambrian Mines to be seen at the laldlation, CLa s 1, Ledwrii Annex, and copies of the Itaporla of Captain Thos. Treltote and the other mining authorities, may be had at the efts:6 of the Company. A 14,1, Portion of the capital has already been subscribed. Aeeperetnvs mod forme of application for the remaining shares Dui ha nlitaincti of dawn. Hill, Fawcett, sad 11111, 29. nredie•ctreet. the brokers of the Company. A deposit of 109. Upon eath •Lare applied for must be paid to the Company's Beakers pierionsly to the application being sent In. ; this sum Will In retunted If no allotmeet is made to the applicant. Augat 14, 110:12. CAMBRIAN CONSOLIDATED ). GOLD MINKS COMPANY ; NOTICE TO HEREBY GIVEN Mal that t N ed O APPLICATIONS for SHARKS in this company will be RECEIVED AFTER THIS DAY (Tuesday , the 19th instant.—By order of the Board, HILT.. MA WC ET and HILL, Brokers to the Company. Thr.alltieedle street, LC., August 19, 1092. A NEVER FAILING REMEDY. L'a. Dr. scorn' BILIOUS and LIVER PIUS, prepared with out lay Remuriel Ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Scott, will be found Invaluable to all who suffer from bElom and liver com plaints, indigestion, wind, spasms, giddiness, dininem of the eyes, lc. For habitual costiveness, ass fainlly aperient medicine, and as a purifier of the blood, they are Indy excellent ; mild in their oo and grateful to the stomach they create appetite, pi digestion, and strengthen lig whole semis system.— Sold by W. lasalmet, Journalist* and by most druggists, in boxes, la. le& and la td. De sem to ask for Dr. Scott's Bilious and Liver VEIL The psnulne are a equaregreespacesms, wills "VEIL= iamb/64" mowed as the time.. nAIITION.—BANK of ENGLAND NOTES. 'J The DISICTOIth of the BANK of %NOLAND 11111LIBY GIVE NOTICY, that it has recently come to their knowledge that some of the WWI manufactured for their Notes baa been feloniously taken from the Mills ; and they desire to caution all Bankers, Stoney Chanter', and other persons, in taking pay ment by Bank of ingiand Notes, not to depend upon the appa rent genuineness of the paper alone, but to ILLAIIINE with in creased care the Pititi - TING also; and ia all cases, for their own protection, to obtain and preserve the Names of the per sons from whom the Notes are received. n Aailatant Secretary. Bank of England, Angnat 16. 1866. EXCURSIONISTS may SECURE £lOO for their NUMMI= In case of DEATH or AI weekly for THRSIBELVEB if injured by RAILWAY ACCIDINT by taking as INSURANCE TICKET, casting TWOPENLII, of the RAILWAY PASSENGERS* ASSURANCE COMPANY, the only company inswing against railway accidents who are exclusivelyprivileged to Issue insurance ticket, at the VIWOUS railw N.B.— ay Take your Insurance ticket when you pay your fare. Corn Mil, KC. WILLIAM J. ULAN, Secretary. T L 0 N D 0 N, 191, Flae44treet. near Temple-bar. SAWYER'S 7A110178 LONDO N DINNIR foe Tlll3 DAY, must IA Ir II conalat of Nyanza. rite (le Vean i l'AnitLAs-1 la Itallenne. pOnSaon. Anguilla etuvte—Soles trite*. ataluzia. C6ielattes de Veaulla Zingara— Rissoles en Salplcon. Hancbe de Mouton raid—lkea( Wall. Footling aux Versotiqls:Beigneta de Poname. /remise et Rawls. TO-MORROW, August 20, the LONDON DINNIR will 000det of pyrAGrJ. De Tortue II Is ir - Wn - osi - a—an • Macaroni POISSON. Salmon sauce Homard—Flleto de Merlins Mtn. ZIVTIUMS. Catelettes de Mouton 1 la Saul/Ise—Petite Yates de Volallle. Bout br sla6—Veau rOtL 1/1111/31119. Gelk aux atm Paulin l Is St. Cloud. Tramage It Wade. Turtle Soup Included In The London Dinner three times a week without extra charge. An extensive and carefully-seleeted stock of Rhenish. Moselle, and other Wines, imported expressly for The London Dinner. Turtle Bout' and all Plan In mason. daily. N.B. During the Exhibition demon The London Dinner will be served daily from two until nine o'clock, and Dinner' in the Coffee Room lla carte from one until ten o'clock. Open on Sundays at (oar o'clock. FREDERICK &MYRA Proprietor. CRY 3 TAL PA LAC E. GREAT BALLOON ASCENT TO-MORROW. The THIRD PUBLIC ASCENT of Mr. ("ORWELL'S new MAMMOTH BALLOON will be made from the Grounds about, is o'clock. Partial ascents will be made 'weather permitting), from the Spsrt►gtuund, near the Cedan , during the aitemoon . ' --- --- The Balloon was built for the kiritisk Amuciation, and is capable of attaining the unprecedented altitude of live miles and apwarda, and will cant sixteen persons. In the Palace there will be the usual Band and Crest Organ Performances Misplay of upper series of Fountains at a quarter to Three o'clock. 0/41 SHILLING. Children Sixpence. LONDON PAVILION.-IMPORTANT NOTICL—Lrms CORELLI has already established her on( In the good opinion of the public : and, in addition to her wonderful performance, the proprietors of the London Pavilion have much pleasure in announcing the appearance of Miss Constance and Madame Valckeuaere—the former lady having gained the proud cognomen of the Star of the West. A new selection from Trvatore" will be given each evening, the principal soprano being sustained by Madame Valckenaere, and the leadirg contralto by Miss Constance. Silas Constance sod Madame Lonbint will aloo sing their favourite duets every Evening. dam COUillt and a howt of other talent. I.OIISL and SIINEHALIELES, Proprietors. COALS. —By Screw Steamers and Railway. vv Highbary and Kingsland Coal Depata No travellers or agent' employed LEA and Co.'s preys for Behan, Emmett, and Lanybton Wallsend, the best home coal direct from the col lieries by screw steamen, is Kis. per bit (do not pay more under any pretext, , Hartlepool, , Tantield, 17s. , best small, lls. Inland, by railway : Si lastone, lb at class, 20s. ; second class, lea.: Clay Cross, lea and 18n.; Barmier. 171.. Hartley, lea. Net each. Delivered screened to any pert of tendon. All orders direct to lAA sad Co., chief offices, North London Hallway Stalks, Higlibury, Ishagton, or Kingslead. MESSRS. MECHI and BAZIN'S LIST.—The quality may be judged by their display under the Eastern Dome of the International Exhibition : also In the Cutlery De nt, Clau XXXII., and in the North Gallery, Class Photographic Albums, Dressing Bags, Dressing Cues, Despatch Boxes, Tourist Writing Cues, Pocket-Book& Purses, Bagatelle Tables, Chess-boards, Brushes, Combs, Toilet Apparetua, Desks, Workboxes, Inkstands; the Magic Strop and Paste, supe. floe Razors, Scissors, and Penknives : the best Table Cutlery and Electra Plate: Papier Mlche Tea-trays, Walters, and a variety of nest-clam ornamental pieces in Papier M3che : Parisian Novelties in Ormolu, Poetage Balsams. Courier Bags, Picnic Cases, Wicker Luncheon Baskets, Wine and Spirit limits, Medieval Articles, and a variety of elegancies suitable for presents. Mr. Bazln having been appointed by her Majesty's Commis. sloncrs a Juror in Class XX XVI. of the International Exhibition Dreutopcsses, Re the tine were by this circumstance pre cluded from competing fora prize medal. A medal was awarded them in Class XXXII. (Cutlery). 112, Regent-street, W., and Leadenhallstreet, EC., London (fourth house from Cornhll1). Catalogues post fres. " A FACT WORTHY OF NOTE.- MR. MILES REMOVED from Bond•street to 73, BROOK-STRFAT, HANOVER SQUARF. on the lit October, 1369. The les. Trourers koriginaktil by him; better than ever. latalglahed 1341. RUPTURES. —The PATENT SELF ADJUSTING °KAMAN TRIM, acting effectually without any complications, Is recommended by the faculty for the cure and relief of hernia. The ueceseary quality of a good true is an efficient resisting power. without unmoemory pressure on the part affected, which desirable object is alone obtained In a train unencumbered with strops, spiral springs, or pad behind.—J. EGO and Co., 1, Piccadilly, W. SPECTACLES, improved by HARRIS and SON, will most certainly preserve t sight. Better cannot be made. Steel, with crystals or pebbles, Ha: steal. with glasua, as. to 10s. Gold and Silver Spectacles end Eye-Glasses in great carlety, at equally low prices. Harries Prospect Glass, Its. ed. post tree. THOS. HARRIS and SON, Opticians to the Mould Famil), opposite the British Museum Gates, Loudon. Rtabllshed 17130. twetion.—No travellers employed. AFIRE HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers, and Mustachios are realised by the use of ROWLAN MACASSAR OIL This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil is universally In high repute for its unprecedented success during the lout 00 years in promoting the growth, restoring, and beauti fying the human hair. It prevents hair from falling off or turn ing gray, strengthens weak hair, cleanses It from scurf and dandriff. and makes It beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. For children it V especially recommended, as forming the basis of a beautiful head of bale. In all climates it alike displays its in comparable results, and has long been an established favourite In India. Price Se. &1., Ts., lee. &1., equal to four small, and Ma. per bottle. Sold by A. ROWLAND and SONS, SO, Hatton-garden, and by chemists and partners.—Ask toe Rowlands' ILecomsr Oil. QUININE W I N E: WATIRBD. MARTINI-LANE, CANNON-MOLT, CITY, LONDON. Said by All admen., chemists. and other, SOn e r Ai lorn. m IN T ERNATIONAL raßrnox.—elee RICORD'S ESSENCE of LIFE rotors" manhsod k the noel ahattsrod soostbsttoin b toot weeks. Mars is lapwings. Its Webs an bonstsiot. No comoiltstios neeeeetur7.Beld is oases, with tan Insumetions. as Ili., at hob issatitiss for tes., rot =Mars, carefully WINO oo n.sfso4 obottbotooo oblohit—hole soots. Mont sad Ca, If Woad, bur lasis•bar. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENI NG, AUGUST 19, 1862. SPLENDID large ENGRAVING of the PORT of LONDoN, with the ILLUSTRATED TUL of SATUR DAY, Magnet n, showing the whole of the Upper Pool, crowded with the Shipping of all Nations and every variety of River Craft. the Entrance to St. Katherine Docks, the Tower, the Blouumeet, London-hridge. St. Paul's, and many of the City ChureheA. Th• very superior engraving wW be printed sepa rately, on fine paper, and will be Issued with the Illustrated Times at the pries of a number and • half, namely, aid., or free by poet for six stamps.-2, Catherine•treet, 91 1 0 the NERVOUS and DEBILITATED. — A. A BOOK on Ala subject I aho forwarded, gratis, to the elided. All persons s~nly tree, the ordinary ailments al mankind should at once seed • stamped directed envelope to Nn. C. ft, 1. Idlthdtreet, Ifeeicoey.ruad, London, when • copy will be Immediately returned. CURIIB ON NERVOUSNESS. MINERAL DEZILITT, do. Just published, prise la.. poet hie fr om the Author for Melange. AMEDICAL ESSAY on the CAUSE and CURE of PREMATURE DECLINE In MAN, with plain directions for perfect restoration to health and vigour, the result of twenty•five years' successful practice In the treatment of those peculiar nervous and acquired diseases which tend to embitter and shorten Alfa. by ih. J. L Coma, lb, Alhemarie-street, Piccadilly, London. Consultations, 10011 3, end ato & " Vr a feel nobealtatlon in saying thereto no member of society by whom the Lout will not be found useful—whether such person hold the relation of parent. preceptor, or clergyman."--Bun. London : Menu. VP. Cornhiß; end J. Allen. 90. Marwick-lane. arosrma nvriamozNCE. TATTERSALL'S.—MONDAY. Thai was a pretty large muster of members at the Corner this afternoon, though the general tone of things Was not of that buoyant description that the day before the York linnet meeting need to present in years gone by. Speculation was, however, rife, while members remsiued together, as, in their anxiety to catch the evening express, the room was thinned at an early hour. The most notice. able feature of the betting was the retrogression of Bally Edmond, about whom 20 to 1 was taken, while " the Caps" and Pembroke were firm at their quototions. For the St. Leger, the Marquis holds the same steady position, 4 to 1 being taken to money. A fresh candidate for the Derby of 1863 was introduced in the Beau, belonging to Lord Au- Dooley, who was supported at 40 to 1 (taken). Closing Pric4!: GREAT EBOR HANDICAP. 5 to 2 apt Lord Derby's Cape Flyaway (t 3to 1) Bto 1 Mr. C. Peek's, jun., Pembroke (t) 10 to 1 Mr. O'Hara's Ivanboff (off) 20 to 1 Mr. Saxon's Belly Edmund (I) ST. LEGER. 4.t0 1 apt Hon. S. Hawke's The Marquis (t) 1/ to 2 Mr. Saewing's Oaractsone (off) 11 to — Mr. Merry s Bockstooe (off) 1000 4 % 35 Colonel Townley ' . Impenttrioe (t) 40 1 Sir B. Bolkeley * 'a Old (bar (t) DERBY. 46 to 1 agst Lord Annesley's The Beau. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (WM ' S TXLMIAXIL) ITALY. • TURIN, Ancurr 18. The official Gazette of to-day states that Garibaldi has gone from Piazza to Aidone. Influential persons belonging to the extreme party have written to Garibaldi, urging him to abandon his enterprise and spare Sicily a civil war. Garibaldi has proposed to some of his friends at Palermo to establish a committee of public safety. It is said that they absolutely refused. Perfect tranquillity prevails throughout Sicily. TURIN, Awns? 18, Evzinsa. According to further advioes received here from Palermo, Garibaldi was still in the neighbourhood of Piazza. The royal troops had arrived within half a day's journey from the volunteers. The number of the former was much superior. It was believed that a pacific solution of matters would be arrived at. The oonduct of the population continued to be such as to render any extension of the movement impassible. MONTENEGRO. MOSTAR, Atom. 17. The Turks have been driven back across the river Rieke with considerable loss. They still con tinue, however, to attack the Montenegrins. Can nonading was heard yesterday in the direction of Cettigne. - SYRIA. PARIS. Amon a The Paris papers of this evening publish the fol lowing telegram : " ALEXANDRIA, Amon 17. "News received here from Damascus states that general discontent prevails in Syria, and that the situation of affairs is serious. Troops have been sent to Hauran. The revolted Bedouins and Druses have refused to pay the tales. Fears are entertained that the Mussulmans, by intercepting the roads leading to the south, will bring about a stoppage of the payment of the Christian indem nity.), INDIA AND CHINA. (From Telegraph to India Company's Siation,JubaL) CANTON, JULY IL Governor Robertson goes home by this mail. The government of Manilla has stopped the transit of cargo in the mail steamers between Ma nilla and Hong Kong. The arrival of the American minister in Japan has been announced. Exchange on London, 4z. 70. SHANGHAE, JULY 3. . . . The rebels remain quiet. The American steamer Union Star has been blown an (up 1). Several lives were lost. COICIFJICIAL INTELLIGENCE Silk market excited. Settlements in fortnight, 5,500 bales. Exchange on London, 6a. 4d. Freight, 100 e. to 110 a. (By Telegraph to Galls.) CALCUTTA, JULY 31. Shirting* tending downwards. Mule twist, active. The Indigo crop is estimated at 98,000 maunda. Copper unchanged. Saltpetre and lin seed active. Exchange, 2s. Ogd. Government secu rities, Four per Cents., 93 ; ditto, Five per Cents., 104/. Freight advancing. - - BOMBAY, JULY 30. Cotton tending downwards. Linseed unchanged. Government securities, Five per Cents., 105. Freight dull. BRIGANDAGE IN SOUTH ITALY. The Patria of Naples tells the following painful story of brigand violence : A few days ego eight brigands scoured the countr► in the neighbourhood of Rotundells, in the province of Basilicata, carrying off with them from different places • communal councillor, • rich landholder, an ex-gendarme of the Bourbon government, two joiners, and eleven women, including three young girls. They took them all into the wood of l'olicoro, crossing the Sinn• stream. They then committed outrages upon the women, the cries of their victims only exciting their ferocity more than ever, so that one of them, named Mariangele Montemomo, received fourteen wounds with • stiletto in consequence of her resistance. The brigands then let their prisoners go, except two, whom they tortured for two days in the most barbarous manner, arid then set at liberty after exacting enormous ransoms. In the province of Capitanata a party of brigands surrounded a farm beloog. mg to the brothers filartneeelli, and ordered them to give up their arms and ammunition. Upon their refusal the miacreante collected all the cattle in an open space and shot them down, thus causing damage to the amount of 12,000 f. In the neighbourhood of Bisaocia, the brigands set fire to several farms, and killed ten persons, only desisting and taking to flight on seeing a party of troops arrive. Near Campobasso, 13 brigands pillaged the house of a poured named Picco, whose eon they carried away, and only released as payment of 100 ducats. The brigands, under Chiavona who infest the district of Avellio, a few days ago shot a woman aged 50, on suspicion of her having informed against them. The Neapolitan papers are loud in their complainta of the neglect of the authorities to take effective meuurea against the brigand,. SEE VIA. A letter from Belgrade of the 9th, in the Bieck, says that the Turks, in spite of the armistice, con tinue their armaments and their defensive works, in the anticipation of a war which becomes every day more imminent. A bode of 2,000 Nisams, detached from the army of Ann tolia, and transported by railway to Czerna•Voda, bays mine up the Danube in Austrian steamers, sad are only at a few hours' distance from Belgrade. Another steamer has landed at the fortreas 14 rifled cannon, furnished by the Austrian arsenals, Numerous redoubts have been constructed, and a ditch which joins the citadel to the Danube has been com pleted within the last few days The meads have remon strated against this violation of the Kaifu quo imposed on the belligerent parties by the Conference ; but the Imperial commissioner has paid no attention to their protest, and the works continue, while the Berrien government scrupulously observe the conditions of the armistice, relying on Europe appreciating its moderation and its forbearance. Neverthe less, the news from Constantinople is not very satisfactory, and there is every reason to think that the question now submitted to the arbitration of diplomacy cannot be settled but by the sword. The number of immigrants who entered the port of Quebec from the openiug of the navigation to the 28th of J al', 1862, was 13,687, and during the corresponding period in 1862, 14,737. In Cuba upwards of 300 miles of railway are open : ia Brasil, 400 miles ars open or in imam of ormatrito #on ; is Chili, 425 miles ; in Peru, 40 miles; is Vasinualo 63 nulaa'; and ia New Grenada, 60 mike. YORK AUGOST MEETING. TIM Eton Sr. LROIR of 23 son" each, for 3-yr olds ; plt:ta, Set 71b ; fillies, fist 21b ; winners extra; the second to s back his stake. One mile and three-quarters . . be.) Welcome, Llandaff, Flower of Kest, Berbatus—Clarisa, Bolero, bro to Skirmisher, Flex re, Cepheus, Calais, Hippodamia. Tea Horsrut. Gramm of 25 son eath, 10 ft, for 3-yr olds ; cotta, fist 10Ib ; fillies, Bst 61b, that have never wen 1(8) sore., including their owe stakes, previous to the day of naming ; penalties and allowances. One mile and a hat (3 subs). St. Alexis, Harlequin, Linneim. Tax FRENCH or Warm' STAMM of 10 *ova each, with 50 added, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, 84 101 b ; fillies, Bst slb ; penalties and allowances. T . Y.C. (5 furlongs 44 yards). (18 subs.) F by . Snowdon Dunhill, dam by Freedom, oby De Clue—Car ies, Rosebud, Princess Louisa, Birdfinder, Stockman, La Savoie, Tassel, &caps, inquest, Paris, Fonts toy, Loretta, Enuerdale, Someried, f by Lmipsaron—Hurry Scurry, f by Neasham—Pameria, Mies Armstrong. Fine Tsai or TRH Salmis NORTH or Ernsafin BICNIIUL Sums of 10 son. each, h to, with 100 added, for feels of 1880 ; colts, fist 10Ib ; fillies, Bst bib ; penalties sod allowances; the snood to receive a sum equal to 10 per cent. ou the whole stake, and the third to save his stake. T.Y.C. (75 subs.)—Water Kelpie, 13motia, Learns, Hugh Lupus, The Little Barugh, Fatly Purl, The West "Wind, The Old Orange Girl, Trojans (late The Trojan !Horse), Brian Born, Fantastic, Belle of Yorkshire, o by Windhouad—Eloot's dam,. Glides Drop, Costal, Kiiman, c by King of Trumps—Odo's dam, Leotard, Michael Seat, Hawthorn Blossom, Tease-me-not, Knight of the North, Lurlins, The Sharper, Lay of the lase, e by Roomiest's— Ernest., c by The Fallow Buck—Peace, Attenborough, Bat testi, c by Teadington—Placid, a by Teddingtou— Mary Copp, f by Teddluglon—Sister to Singapore, Sister to Mincepie, Boatswain, Formidable, Avenger, Le Maratha, La Savoie, Ratcetober, Abernethy, True Blue, Scar/wader, Vishnu, Stampede, Busk. neuter, Fontasoy, Columbine, Lord Arthur, Ripley, Fan faron, Caminito, c by West Australia or Stockwell—Epau lette, Brother to Skirmisher, Philip the Second, Lightning, Killarney, Jerry, The Eagle, Lesbia, Menalcsa, Ace of Hearts, Oomaader, Cmsidia, Snaffled, Bloodin Crook shank, Lamb Hill, Stella, Muffler, Iprea, Nationa l Guard, Newmarket, King of Utopia, ZajiteedB, SkiPiac_ic• Tux RAWCLD7II STAR= 010 sera. each, b fi t, w ick 6 0 added ; certain allowances ; penalties, he. ; the second to receive back his stake—T.Y.C. (9 subs.) Belgravian. La ment, Sybil, c by Fallow Book—Pace (Gb), cby New minter—Emote, Lard Chid's, Oorydoo (31b), Patio, Corinth'', Oscar. Tax FELT SAPLING PirAtzs of 50 move. alb, 30 ft, for 2. yr-olds, Set lab *soh ; T.Y.O. 15 furlosge 44 yards). (8 subs.) Water Kelpie, Smterelle, Neilgherry, f by Barba tus— Flutter, Lady Superior, Mos, Lady Augusta, Bo hemia. Mara( : 500, It ft; Bet 71b each. T.T.oi—Lord Derby's Banthal apt Lord Glasgow's c by Young Melbourne— Physalis. Tun LONDINIDOIIIOOOII Cu. (Handicap) of 50 eoea in specie, added toe swompatebse of IS son. each, for all ages ; the winner to pay 5 son. towards expenses. Three-quarters of a mile.—To close and name by 8 o'clock on Tuesday night, and the weights to be published by ten. Tan Lomat rum of 30 toys., added to a sweepstake, of 5 mom each ; weight for age, with selling allowances, &c. One mile.—To close and name on Tuesday evening to the clerk of the mane at York, by 8 o'clock. THE GRIDS EDON HANDICAP SWUM of 100 son.. added toe sweepstakes of 20 son. such, 10 ft, and only 5 if de clared, &cc. ; winners extra ; the mooed to receive 50 son. out of the stakes. Two miles, over the Old Come. (64 subs, 37 of whore pay 5 son. each.) Age st lb Aga at lb It sabot', Falrwater Cape Flyaway Lady Treapaaa The Monk Doefoot Coronet Dulcibella Carisbrook 3 7 4 Alan Rufus Bally Idmond Satan 6 7 4 (4E3) 3 1 Wateblire (in 141 b ex) S 7 S King of lan Vlacoant Hrtssell .. 4 619 LongsDl Conundrum HORSES ARRIVED. Bohemia, Trump Queen, King of Utopia, Scamaacler, Tornado, Fanfare's, Blue Mantle, Zapateado, Falooo, Belle of Yorkshire, Tassel, Dictator, Pancake, c by West Ans. trtlian—Clariess, Gardener, Pilot. Tulip, Grimstoo, Staple Oak, Fontenoy, Lion.., Lady Alice Hawthorn, I by Bar bail's, dam by Clameboy—Physalia, Victrix, Fen de Joie, Interduoa, c by Stockwell, dam by Orlando—Brown 8e.., f by Young Melbourne—Brown Bee., Costa, Investment, Scandal, Zetland, Piccador, c by Barbatus—Clariaaa, c by Clan — Clarissa , Priatiass Lonna, Facape, Fantastic, Formidable. La /darichal, Stampede, Newmarket, Pra tique Jvaiihoff, Fairwater, Lady Trespaas, Tisoottat Brigi;all, The Drake, Fitz-Eva, m by Volt' Makeleas, Alan Rufus, King of Ears, If Sinaloa, c by Y. Melbourne—Physalia, o by of the Isles—Wasp, The Comet, Blood Royal, Fig, Zen, Para site, Southport, Aos of Clubs, Cape Flyaway, The Wizard, Welcome, Q.E.D., Hecate, Michael Scott, Woodbine, Old Orange Girl, Early Purl, Igerna, Crusade, Bolero, Yer tumna, Pembroke, Stockman, Lady Augusta, Miss Living stone, Dulcibells, Citadel, Cerintha, Tease-Ms-No= flue. Imperatrice, Jerry , . Bally Edmond, The Moo coo. trait's, Cistercian, Berme Conundrum, Supple, L' • delle, and Town Councillo r. NAVAL AND M2LITARY. ADMIRALTY, AUGUST 18.—AITOINTMENTS.—Coan mender C. I). Lucas, to the Liffey. Sub-Lieutenant E. Fletohre, to the Liffey. blaster T. Seatbem, to the Colitmus, for the Coastguard. . . . . . Assistant-Paymaster E. A. BementOn, to the Shannon. Surgeon C. F. A. Drew, to the Rattlesnake. Assistant-Surgeons W. Andenoo, to the Asia ; a. Mullen, to the Vindictive; J. Allen, to the Royal Adelaide. A , tiog-Aesistent Surgeons : F. A. Curran and B. Meade (oulditioual), to the Rattlesnake ; R. Flokthorne (addi tional), to the Marlborough. Clerk B. F. Meyer, to the Rattlentake. PORTSMOUTH. Aoiner 18. The Nimrod, 6, screw sloop, and the Jasper, 2, gunboat, have bees sold to the Chinese government for service under the command of Oiptnin Sherard °shorn. The purchase mosey of the Nimrod is reported to be 15,700/., and that of the Jasper 8,0001. The Rattler. 17, anew corvette, Captain E. H. Howard, hes arrived at Spitbead from the eastward en route to China. The Black Prince, 40, iron screw frigate, Captain James F. B. Wainwright, received her crew to-day from the hulk. A pensioner named Small, employed by the contractor, was killed this morning in the dockyard by a piece of tim ber accidentally falling upon him. WOOLWICH, Amur!' 18. THE LATE CABI OF CRUELTY.—The man Bishop, I who was recently scrubbed with sand in the cells at this garrison, and was found guilty by a court martial, bold on Friday last, of being a deserter, was neatened en that occesion to tifty-siu' days imprisonment. EMBARKATION or ARTlLLlRT.—Detachment. of the Bth and 10th butterfat of the 13th brigade, Ral Artillery, are under orders to embark to-morrow for In dia ; and the 4th, sth, and 6th batteries of the same brigade will embark from the Royal Arsenal pier on boat' the Iferera for North America. A limited number of women end children will proceed with the forge. Arrangements are in progress for building suita ble steamers to run on the Red Elver Like Wianiptit, and the River Saskatchewan, which is ;Wed to be Dam gable to within about 200 miles of Prosier Rfver.—Caaada Paper. In the new West India mail contract, the mail packet station will be Antigua, Matted of St. Thomas, as at [Stamped, Id. Additional.] THE BRITISH AEI FOREION CORN TRADE. (From the Mark-law Express.) There was nothing summer-like in the week just expired. It commenced cold and cloudy, heavy rains falhug on Thursday, and continuing, more cries., with a warm muggy atmosphere. The harvest, therefore, Minot progressed with anything like the despatch or promise anticipated, and the better we become acquainted with the wheat crop the less satisfactory does it appear. Beyond the loug-repnted blight, there is much mildew, which is a lasting hi ranee to full maturity, and the'yield proves below the expectation" of those who were most is favour of a good mop. As to the early Talavera, it is a generally admitted failure, and the white qualities have seriously suffered. With all our ex. Aoudad breadth thi season, it seems doubtful whether we shall reap an avenge gathering. But as our popular increase is not so stationary algid we begin with nearly empty granaries, aid, as regards cid own, with almost dean barns and rick-yards, so we must again be in the oondition of large importer' all the year through. It is indeed well that oar neighbours, the French, report about an average yield, and their first gatherings, with favouring markets, may soon be dropping in, instead of their requiring another million qrs. of English growth. Without, then, unforeseen damage in our fields, there is no fear of obtaining all supplies ; but, at the same time, there is no prospect that prices will descend to that low scale which, till lately, some were expecting as the consigners of a superabundance. With the weather very doubtful, our country markets have bees steady, and a few rather dearer. On the continent harvest has been proceeding favourably, though the bulk el the wheat in Northern Europe has to he gar' Ems serly desiring see entimirmil b in the saute go wail as rogogigaad-lid h ramddi ae.M-Tatkila late expectations. Pries at New York have somewhat hardened, with a good export and imesnmptive demand. The Portuguese government now permit the free importa. Yoe d grain till Aprils The arrivals off the coast since the Bth of Allred were 116 cargos; of which 56 cargoes were wheat, 25 main, 18 barley, and the rest miscellaneous. The business reported was as follows :—Mariaoopoli and Berdianski wheat, 475. to ; Ohirka, 45& to 48e.: 'llmanrog, 44.. 6d. to 4fie. • Da :nubbin, 40a. to 45e. ; Fgyptiam Me. to Mts. Id. ,• 29e. 3d. to 32e. ; barley, 24a. Od. to 25a. 9d. ; Egyptian beans, 325. per qr. The sales meted last week were 51,276 qn. wheat at 57e. 161, wunst 73,550 gm. is 1861. The Landon mange' wereD9s. lid. on 595 qrs. The arrival' into the United Kingdom for the week end- Mg the 2nd of August were, 206e079 ma. wheat, and 147 t 749 Gene. flour. • Misnlere wheat trade in London commenced on a small and geed foreign supply. Very few contributions were made during the morning from Kest and Essex, sod seareely any new, which was but of poor quality. The weather beteg dry, though not very favourable to the =of the later crops, prices were unchanged, end the but slack. There was less doing in foreign than on Friday. the fears of injury from rain having subsided; but all good samples were pretty firmly held. With plenty of floating cargoes off the coast, prices were on the previous week. On Wednesday there were 620 qrs. per coast and 8,330 qra foreign. The weather then wasoold and backward, and the business done in English samples was at unaltered rates. The foreign trade continued on a limited scale, with great firmness oe the part of holders for all descrip tions. Friday's 'returns Were 860 qrs. endwise and 19,370 pa. foreign. This day being very wet, as well as that previous, them was more tom on the pert d English factors, who were asking rather more money. As regards the demand for forego., it was generally good, and American red ocauionally realised more money. There was an average supply of country flour on Monday, with good foreign arrival', some being reported from Ans . nth& Norfolk" were very dell, bet factors did not offer on lower terms. The demand for barrels wee but slow, at former eta The top price of town-made manned at 51s. per each. Oa Wednesday there were 260 sacks per coast, with 630 socks 3,440 barrels foreige. Business geserally was dell, but the same prices were required both for country sorts and American barrels. The town trade continued un changed. Friday's quantities were 1,110 make, with 630 sacks 7,190 barrels from *bread. Norfolk* were then firm, in orcurequenes of the heavy rains, and for good American barrels higher prices were asked, and occasionally paid. The barley supply on Monday was altogether short, both English and foretgo. The little sew Beglsh on show fully mainnined its value., and grinding foreign was quite 61.. r qr. dearer, from the limitedarrivels sod smallness of . On Wednesday there were 10 qn. per coast, with 3,640 qrs. foreign. The trade to all sorts was steady, at tufty the former prices, both for distilling and grinding qualities. Friday's returns were 190 qrs. per yeast, with 4,360 qrs. foreign. The short supplies necessarily restricted business ; but ie all sales fully the previous quotations were radioed. especially for the lower eons, Other making 265. and Me. 3d. per qr. Te malt trade was quiet on Monday, with the value un altered. The week dosed very firm, with the tendency of prices towards an advance. The week's supply of oats was sanely over an average , sad half of it from Archangel. Moaday's trade was there fere on fully as good terms ; but there was lei eagerness to buy, in coneequenee of better arrivals at hand, still kept out by westerly winds. On Wednesday there were 90 qrs. par coast and 30,660 qrs. foreign. Tide fair supply made buyers less eager in their purchases ; but holders were not disposed to accept any abatement on fresh and fine corn. Friday's returns were 90qrs. per coast, with 53,680 qrs. from thread. The market was then so well supplied as to be decidedly against sellers, both in Russian and other sorts. The supply of English beans was small, brit of foreign plentiful. The upward tendency of prices, however, stdl continued, there being a good consumptive demand, ape- Mally for foreign Mangan' and good Egyptian eorta. Friday's prices for fine English were rather over the oom meneemeet of the week ; foreign also being firm. The supply al English peas wee improved by the appear. nine of hew, and there was • fair foreign arrival. The do. mud being steady, prices of all kinds were well supported, sad there was no subsequent change. With little linseed reported, this article still hardened be value, sod other supported their value. The week deemed firm, but not dearer. The seed trade was quiet ; but holders of good foreign red cloveeseed were not ready sellers, and it was the same with good canaryseed, which is mane ; but low aorta were without any improvement. Other reeds much the sates. Very many of the country wheat markets were seaway supplied ; but the weather, though ungenial, not being then damaging to the harvest, little change took place to the valve of samples ; but Hull, Bury Bt. Edmunds, and Newark were fully lea. per quarter dearer. The firmness of other plans was about balanced by other dull reports. The - Liverpool market on Tuesday was dull fur wheat and flour, and prices scarcely maiutained ; but all spring corn was rather spinet buyers, mixed main being in demand at 295. 6d. per quarter ; white was 39a. to 345. On Friday there was more firmness in the trade, with a fair amount of business. Abanl. The value of spring corn during the week has generally been well supported. At Edinburgh wheat was ls. per quarter dearer ; but oats fell au much. Glasgow found fully former rates fur wheat and flour ; barley and oats being up 3d. to 6d. per boll, cod other corn firm. iiieiii.liinMarket was without interest, and poorly at tended, both foreign wheat and maize being a vary slow sale at former quotations. The Pane floor market dogleg the past week has under gone no change of quotatioisa, the loweese of the water making the manufacture so dillicult that some millers with drew their samples on offer ; but, on the other hand, bakers were under no anxiety to buy. Priem for first qualities were 50f. to 63f. per 157 kilos. (aqua: to 38e. 6d. to 41s. per 280 lbs. English). For the four and six marks the price for the current =oath was 00f. 25c. per 157 kilos. (Ns. 6d. par 280 lbs.). Many fanners beiog busy with har vesting, but few offers of wheat were making, and this gave &mums to prime. New wheat from the - Centre" brought 36f. per 120 kilos. (55e. 6d.). Montereau, 35f. 50c. (545. 9d. per qr.). New, from the neighbourhood, varied from 34f. 500. to 361. 50c. per 120 kilos. (53e. 6d. to 1565. 6d. per qr.) ; old mixed only brought from 331. to 341. 500. per qr. Berne Egyptian brought 20f. 75e. to 241.25 e. per 120 kilos. (325. to 375. 6d. per qr.) by auction. Rye, after some temporary depression, recovered to 20f. per 115 kilos. (31a. per qr.). No new barley was at market, old was only worth 151. to 151. 50c. per 100 kilos. Oats of good quality were readily saleable at former prices-say to 281. 500. per 150 kilos. far the best. Rapeseed in demand, at 44f. to 451. per 100 kilos. Trifolium incaruatum, 751. to feeg. per bale. The country wheat markets varied : Houdsa was 70c. per bee. higher (Is. lid. per qr.) ; Bordeaux and Havre were in calm. An English demand at Nantes rather enhanced prices. Marseilles was 22e. lower per ime. (6d. per qr.). At Lille, with a small supply, prises were is. 2d. per qr. higher for wheat. Flour of first quality, 395. to 41s. per 280th. A good deal of new wheat has been exhibited in the Bel gian markets, sad the average price for the week ending August 10, was 58e. 6d. per qr. for wheat against 60a. 6d. for that precedeßye was also le. 6d. per qr. cheaper. At Antwerp an ds there were plenty of offers, with almost othisg passing, but with less showing. At Liege new samples of wheat went off briskly. New wheat to 58s. 6d., old to 61s. Wheat at Rotterdam maintained He value, prior being 435. to 621. 6d. ; but rye continued to decline, prim , being nominal, at 32a. to :. Cat. Barley calm. Oats well sup ported. Advice from New York show an improvement of 5 to 10 cents per barrel on floor. Baltimore, 5 dole. 20c. to 6 dolt. 90e. per barrel (equal to Ms. 6d. to 28a. 4d.) ; extra Slate. 5 dole. 30c. to 5 dole. 35c. (21e. 10.1. to Es. Id. 'Kw barna: wheat wee also improved, with a good spat and con sumptive demand. Chicago spring, 1 doh 13e. to 1 dol. 18a. per bushel (375. fid. to 325. 4.1.); Milwaukie club, 1 dol. lee. to 1 dol. 21 4 c. (38s. Bd. to 40a. 6d.) ; amber lowa, 1 del. 22e. to 1 dol. 24e. (40s. Bd. to 41s. 4d.) ; waiter red, 1 doh 28c. to 1 dol. 33e. 1425. Bd. to 44a, 4d) ; amber Michigan, 1 dol. 33e. to 1 dol. 35c. (44a. 4d. to 455.) ; Canada Club, 1 doL 21e. (40a 4d.) ; white Ohio, 1 doL Mc. to 1 dol. 37e. (411 a 44. to 45a 8d.); white Michigan, 1 dol. 46e. (48s. 4d.); irrwoPmtt srbioilEautucky,l dol. 47e. (490.111 per quarter of 4801b5.). Mls, 53 to 57 watts per build.; rye . 79 to 85 ousts per bushel ; oats, 46 to 488 esatajpar bushel. Canada Peas, Obe* per basbel. Expos% Sun the lst. to the 29th July—flour, 416,796 barrels; 1,1104 3,173,766 bushels; Maize , 939,209 bushels. AGRICULTURAL PROSPECTS. The week Voogd Mealy ; although the first day was dull and cloudy, but there was no rain. Wind W.N.W. to W. Barometer well up. The ReCOnd dry MY dull up to 2 p.m., when it became sunny and warm, held fine the re mainder of the day, and harvest work penoseded; vigorously in all the early districts. On Tuesday the morning was thick, but with the afternoon sunny ; wind &W., thermo meter 70 dwi., barometer 30.20 inches, but slightly falling : another good harvest day, and great ;smells reeking. Our advices from Suffolk : " Harvest n rapidly progressing, and fourteen days of fine weather will see a large breadth safely housed. The yield of such fields as lime been thrashed out is very disappointing bushels per n acre i the lowest we have heard of ; this was blighted Tale vera, and sold at lets. per qr. • whereas the largest yield is 40 bushels, which was exeepuorselly good. A great breadth of the early wheat will not yield more than 16 bushels per acre." Wedoesday proved a warm dull day ; barometer falling steadily, wind but no rain up to 11 p.m., although very threatening. Hey eet work proceeded stea dily, bat was the last favourable day of the week. From Norfolk, near Attleborough, on that day, it was remarked : —"We have not yet bervest, but shall do so about Friday, weather perml Our wheats ripen most un kindly, and I think, cannot prove an average yield. Barleys are good, and all we now want is firm weather to secure Man ; but we have &poem-mom of rah today.* Oa Thurs day morning it appeared that much rain in the mat night bad fallen, and the day was showery, warm, and close. Wind S.& W. A bad harvest day wherever such weather was experienced. On the meat of Suffolk our advices run : " The weather with as during the past week has been dry, yet smiles' ; to-day we have nice showers, which will mellow our barley and help our root crop. Our reports of the wheat crop as it cute up are very unpromising ; and, although all the early wheats will be the worst, still we look generally for a short yield and varied quality. No coma opinion, though, can be formed until fairly tested by threshing." From Somersetehire en the same day it was remarked :—" lo our district the crops, on the whole, are rtgood in quality, and I hope • fair yield ; but the farmer begins to complain that his yield he fears will not be szir be goad as expected ; there is -ant the quantity it to before cutting. Beans are good, and the barleys en improved. Oats a fair crop. The weather this week is broken ; today we have had very seeking storms, which have put a stop to reaping. If the weather keeps stormy we shall not have much new wheat to market yard directly, sad I fear it will be hurried into riek before it is thy. If the weather lied kept fie* today and there would have been some dry wheat put together. On Friday there was drizzling rain the greatest part of the famooo, with sabsememtly some very heavy 'bowers, which would prevent harvest work spin going ow Prom Lincolnshire on that day it was stated : "As far as harvest is tioneerned, we seem to be little or no neater than het week. Some people mate a beginning, but have Moo obliged to suspend operations awhile, and yet grain is doing well, and both wheat and barley promise to be large in the bony and I think hereabees our barley will not be blackened as it has been of late years more or less. The high wiodi have damaged the wheat by eorm, break* the thin crops, and Ibis maker it difficult to mow ar nap." From the West Bidiag of Yorkshire, the same day, our advioes say: " We have not had much rain during this weak, but almost everyday has been very gloomy. Many of the farmers to-day say that they will be ready for harvest towards the mid of next week ; and en looking at Revere fields of wheat last night, I found that the straw to wards the bottom was riper than at the top ; so that a few sonny days would make it appear quite ripe." Another as count from the same quarter save : "The weather since lee Friday, though cloudy, bas beau mostly dry, end to-day was fine. A few Mesas of wheat are cutting between Doseester and Barnsley, and more will begin on Monday if weather permit." Saturda y morning was rather finer, the wind having gone round to the north-east ; but rain commenced before noon, and a good deal fell throughout the remainder of the day, making the third unfavourable day for the pro pees of harvest, and any thrashed during that period must come forward in poor condition. On the whole, this has been a very unfavourable week ; and unless the weather holds up, the atmosphere is so close, that sprouting of both wheat and barley may soca take plase.—Mort Lam Er prr.u. itirritOPOLITAN RAlLWAY.—Yesterday the con tatieders sad their workmen controweed operations connected with cerrytog the public rend and bridge war the seaway running from Ray-street by the Middlesex Seesiose-hoes to Hatton-gardeo, and which will be formed of a series of meagre iron girders, now ready on the ground for lire : The winger stations at Farriegdon- street and IC s aves are nearly completed. They are both of considers extent. That at Farriegdoumtreet, intended to be only • tamper ly structure, is of timber with elated roof, the one at Kn.'s-cross of trick with • glass and iron girder roof. The company were applied to to construct the girder bridge Ray-etreet of greater width, but objected oa the ground that it would cost an additional 1,2001. . Tai CAPSIZING Ur THS SHIP GANOLS.—Yester day afternoon Ur. Humphreys resumed this inquiry (vened on Saturday), at the Albion Tavern, High-street, Sbndwell, into the circumstances leading to the deaths of the Are foacars, Seamen and surgeon - "who were drowned io the Ganges when that vessel capsized in the river off the Shad well-gate of the Loudon Docks, on Tuesday last. Some ad ditional evidence having been taken, the coroner, in sum ming up, directed spode] attention to the point of ballast, mare especially to the opinion expressed by the captain, that the ship would not have gone over if she had had 100 tons of river ballast on board ; and to the opinion expressed by the mate, that the mese of the accident was the power of the tide acting upon the keel, in the same way as if a man's legs were struck from under him, the tightness of the tow-rope and Use heeling over of the vessel at the same time. The jury, after a brief retirement from the room, re turned as their vindict, that „ the five Lamers bad died from suffocation closed by the upsyttiog of the ship Ganges from the insufficiency of ballast ;" and they appended an ex pression of their opinion, that "ships am too frequently sent from wet dock to dry dock in a dangerous condition from the name cause.' SINOLL•11 Dr it.—Yesterday Mr. Langham held an inquest at St. George's Hospital on the body of William Wards, aged 25, a police-constable, who lost his life under the following circumstances. George Lansford, 321 X., said he knew the deceased, who resided at 3. Dean street, Westminster. On Saturday het witness, deceased, and another police-constable were returning from the Ex bibitioe at shoat 8 o'clock in the evening. They were in the Cromwell-road, and as it was raining hard, they all ran to catch an omnibus which was standing at the corner of the Exhibition-toad, deceased being in advance. Soddenly he stumbled sod fail, hie head being is the road, and his feet and legs on the path. Finding he did not rise, witness and his other companion went to his assistance. He was quite iseensible, and a cab being procured, be was taken to St. George's Hospital, when the medics' alter pronounced him to boded. Mr. Hall. satismot house-surgeon, said he saw deemed on kis admierion on Saturday. He was quite dead, and there wee nothing externally to account for death. He bad Moe* made • pose-wortent examination of the body, and found three false teeth at the entrees) to the glottis, which ' had mused suffocation. sod produced instant death. All the organs Were healthy. The jury returned • verdict., " Accidental death." Tbedecieeed, it appeared in evi dence, had obtained leave of absence on Wednesday lest for two hours, for the purpose of having the three teeth put in, which caused him to lose his life in so singular a manner. EXICUTION AT BODNIN.—John Doidge, who was tried, convicted, and sentenced to death for the wilful murder of Roger Dye* at St. Stephen, by Lounge:doe, on the 7th of June last, wee executed yesterday in the front of the county gaol at Bothnia. His general dem.-auour since that time has been subdued, and at times papaw:it's!, and be has little to any one but the Rev. W. F. Everest, the chaplain, and even to him he was rot very communica tive. The unhappy man amass to have been through life • neglected outcast—the ill egi timate child of • most sinful mother, committed in Mfancy to the care of an old woman, who as his foster mother gave him little nurture of an educational character, but left him to grow up without any training, instruction, or guidance. The constant exhor tation of the chaplain to penitence, faith, and subniissioa to the Divine will have led the culprit fully to cookies his crime, and to acknowledge that he deserves his fate. He bas expressed himself in terms of foreiveneas to those who be thinks spoke more than the truth to procure his con demnation. The wretched man has throughout the period mime his ooanctiou attended chapel with much apparent devoutness, and on Sunday morning seemed particularly earnest in his prayers. He appeared penitent to the last, and was attended to the scaffold by Mr. Edmond Carl yon, under-sheriff ; Captain Gdville, the governor ; and the Rev, W. F. Everest, the chaplain. The unhappy man died easily. There was an immense crowd of swersent. SINGING Mica ,— Mr. F. T. Buckland , and,ill a letter to the Queen, says :—" Mr. Kidd writes very tenderly about singing mice, but does be know what makes the mouse slag? I believe (sod so does Mr. Bartlett, of the Zoologi cal Gardens, a gentleman who has great experience and observation) that this singing 14-6 cry of distress and psis. I have dissected many singing voice, and my ob servations agree with those of other observers, that singing mice invariably have a terrible living parasite in the substance of the liver. This horrid themes keeps the poor MOMS I. • terrible state of pain and irritation, and he can't help lettnig us know, in his own pretty way, that he is in pets and distress. If Hr. Kidd likes, I will send to your °See a Waging mouse dissected, to show this canons disease." Subscriptions are being raised at Southampton to provide a one hundred guinea challenge vase, to be shot for by the volunteers of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight. Sailed Sailed Sept Ault. 26 Sept.