The Express. — London, England, 1858-08-31 00:00:00

i LIE UNITED STATES. Thu own own NEW TORE, Atiot sr 10. There has been nothing talked of for the last four days but the Atlantic Telegraph. No one could have imagined that the success of the wonderful enterprise wield have called forth so much hearty eathuaimm. There is not a town through the length and breadth of the continent which has not been thrown into spasms of delight by the intelli gence. Fireworks and illuminations have been the order of the day ; and what id, if possible, still more gratifying, the press of all parties is unanimous in hailing the achievement as an unmixed blaming, full it hope and promise for the two countries. The ex pressions of feeling which the event has called forge prove in a very satisfactory manner the thorough good-will with which all classes look upon every thing which tends to draw England and the United States together, the " outrage" egitatioa in any wise notwithstanding. While the result was still un certain there were a good many cavillers, 10111111 being those who did not believe the thing could be done and others who did not wish it to be done. The latter were mainly composed of the extreme pa• triots who desire to see America surrounded by • wall of fire, and in complete independence of every other country. They affected terrible alarm at the fact that both termini of the cable were in British territory, and that in case of war Great Britain might thus have the whole and sole use of the line; ' and very many of them declared openly that they viewed with apprehension every attempt to bring the two continents closer together, as e a c h new b on d would, of course, increase people's indisposition to fight on both sides of the water, and from reluctance to fight follows tame and unworthy submission to insults, lee. Arguments of this sort against all movements which tend to break down the barriers which keep nations apart are, strange as it may seem, nearly as plenti ful here as in England, but they have not the same mass of inert matter, in the shape of mulish, popular prejudice, to back them up. In spite of the general rejoteing, however, some little distrust is still inspired by the absence of all positive intelli gence as to the landing of the cable in Ireland. The Newfoundland line, for some reason or other, is not working, and hence no intelligence has been received from Trinity Bay for some days. Some suspicions are entertained that the interruption of communica tion ie intentional, and ia designed by the Directors of the Company to keep back some leas favourable intelligence than we have already been led to expect. The issue, whether successful or =successful, will be known to you, however, long before this reaches you so that there is little use in troubling you with speculations which in three days will not be worth the paper on which they are wntten. (leiritt Smith's idiom pted nomination for the governorship of the State, upon prohibitory liquor taw and abolition principle., has ended in a meet lame and impotent manner, u most people expected. The lust meeting of the " Convention, at Syracuse, we a scene of great confusion and disorder, though the attendar.c• was miserably aunty, and at the close of the proceedings, though t h e nomination was made, nothing seems to have been decided, except that the whole body was utterly incompetent to por tions anything it had undertaken. The result must be a little mortifying for Gerritt Smith himself, although when it was first proposed to put him in nomination be expressly declared that he would have nothing to do with " shame." The great political event of the weak, however, bas been the defeat of Blair, the free-soil Meagher of Compels from St. Louis, the chief city af Missouri. Next to Kane's, the battle of her sad sben labour ken within the last three or four yeas beim hatht in this Stare with much fierceness, and tleaseeeare N=. eels which has so far attended the farmer hes saiiiled all the greater exultation at the North and ahem al the South from the fact that Missouri haa Mamba bees looked on as one of the firmest bulwarks " institution." Ten years ego all the labour in it was done by slaves, but in that interval a gnat change has taken place in its population as well as In its wants. A large German ossification has flowed into it; and the Germans are irreconcilably hostile to slavery, and are themselves steady and Mdse. trions beyond any other class of people in the States. They haze introduced the cultivation of the vise into Miesoari with great mimes so far, and their wines, though the enterprise is of course still is its infancy, already command good prices in the market. Of cowls*, neither at this nor at say other branch of agriculture can the slay& owner compete with them, and their undiaguissd partiality for freedom renders them deepens neighbours for anybody in possession of ' rmselly• (Anglice, discontented) negroes. The result has been that slavery, by the mere momentum of the new immigratioc, has been driven into the Western and Southern counties; the exhausted plantations it has left behind have been bought up for a trifle by the persevering and frugal plodders fresh from Vaterland, and restored to vigour by care and ma nure. Moreover, the new corners, finding the soil and climate amongst the finest in the world, and finding that the labours of themselves and their families are insufficient to gather and hoard the wealth which surrounds them, are naturally anximis to hire help, and believe that labour could be had cheaply and abundantly if " niggers" could only be banished. As a natural result, they are to a man free-soilere, and each year swells their ranks. Another important element in the change has been the growing commercial importance of St. Louis. The city has now swelled into a great western em porium, or one of the leading ports on the kneel,- aippi. However slave labour may be made to armorer the demands of a cotton or sugar plantation, where time, and accuracy, and intelligence are of comparatively small value, or may be nom sated for by the energy of an overseer, it is obviously utterly unsuited to the requirements of commerce. Merchant*, and shippers, and shopkeepers eentiot get on with such rude and inefficient aid as slaves can give, who have no motive for exertion beyond the fear of the lash. The consequence is that the city is usenietiskeably free-soil, elected a free-soil Mayor last year, and swat a MION/lii member to the House of Representatives. This year great con sternation has jut bees sanesd by Mr. Blair's de feat, though there gas be no question that the free-soil cause is steadily increasing, and that a measure of general emancipation is acknowledged on all hands to be something which may now be any day looked for. This untoward re sult is ascribed to two eemses—first, the division of the free eel party through some unexplained reason into its original elements--Republicans and Ameri cans, each party putting a candidate in the field, while the Democrats were enabled to devote their whole strength to the support of one; and, secondly, to the enormous pressure which the administra tion was enabled to bring to bear on indifferent or corrupt voters, owing to the large army and other 'entracte for the Utah expedition, which Sr. all executed in St. Louie and the neighbourhood. The scandal and alarm ceased in pro-slavery circles by the spectacle of a free-soiler sitting in Congress as the representative of the capital or a slave State was so great that superhuman exertions were made to oast him. That this temporary check will at all affect or delay the final result, nobody believes, however. Missouri is being won to freedom by the working of forces in no way either philanthropical or political, but purely sOpno. seal The men who are driving slavery over the border have no fellow-feeling with the fire-esters, and do not io the least comprehend the point of Imam which the southern zealots pretend is in volved in its maintenance. Coomquent!y, no amount ef harangues or appeals, or electioneering dodges, is at all likel ' y to make one of the German vine growers prefer a system which compels him le invest twelve hundred dollars to secure the labours elan man, to as. which procures him a greater amount of work for case dollar a day. The ten million loan, the miring of which was sethmised to meet the falling-off in the revenue, eased by the panic, seems likely to be taken on favourable terms; in addition to which, the Customs receipts are steadily increasing, owing to the revival nitride. un 1 a 4 N •i iiiti; THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 31, 1858. tab; inttiligence. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Auouss 30. (Baku Mr. C.oremissioner Yana.) Lr it BALDWIN AIID BALDWIN. The benkrupte were Milors, of Ccenhill. This was the edjoureed culmination meeting. Meson. I.lmasay and Mason appemed It, the smignime; the beakupts were earepreented .-. The accounts curd trots the fit of January, 1863, to the led of J une, 18.58; sad show the following figures : Creditors, 8,0321. , ditto, bola. meearity, 4,8121.; lislithties, 33W. • capital at commeacement, 2,7001.• pelts at Conthill, 10.7991 ; ditto, at Tan's Callewhoewi, 4,00111.; debtors, good, 2,28)1., doubtful, 1991.• property, 1.4391.; ditto, in the build of erwlitoes, 4,1401. ; losses, 4,4791 ; interest and dis t:Aunt, 2,0281. • trade espouses st Coenhill, 8,868/ ; ditto, at Tones Cofiewoese. 1,0951 ; amount drawn out by partners, Henry Baldwin., 9411., John Baldwin, 4,4921. Ileum Lindley end Mason, while not objecting to the tenkrupte pandas, took hie Honour's opinion as to whether the proportion of capital powered by each partner on the let at January, 18.53, should not be set forth in the balance. h▪ eet. The actosataat (Mr. Palmer) having given some explain tin!, - The Commisioner said the 'Waimea wee correct In sub stance, and ths bankrara might thoraces pass their ad journed exambatioa. In reply to bat Hasoar, Ibsen. Lindsay sad Mama stated the accounts ba haw ride up with peat Germ The Ocasnlakair—And at peat expert mho, I sap- Mr. Maim litat It woe se. Tie quid= al Ammo .bitrieg bum colored to stand (MT, The lamirripts pied. A Aoki; otosigoosoioot *so d 1. , vlotltaaw, Crumbourasimago, voil-know la circles. no debts us bland to be in aaboust. TN 11 . POOLS. A choice of usloses;e:Hise7l;; . made to the matter of Stephen Pools, thabm-theler, of Windmill-street, Lambeth walk, end liabilities in Ws case arena large. Mr. Acura, at Crisimi-boo (the largest andbeir)lisviag beta appoloisd sidgese, Aa wire Web for as anowonoe. TM ilembresir odd be was disposed to grant two gal. ow a week. Mr. ithineon objected to this. He believed the bankrupt bed only one child dependant on hiss, sad he would not have been hare bet for a hostile creditor, who stamped to steal a 'nerds upon the others. Use Conamisekmer —Creditors are very apt to do this fl they can. lir. Atkiseou said he had lows misused isMag the bank rupt (who he believed to be an honest man) MOON steploymat. The Comeibeicaor than ordered an snowier* of if. is. per week, °boar wing that he hoped Mr. Atiunaon would be able to re-patablish the bankrupt in business. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—AucosT 30. (Baum Mt. Cormatmlosor Phillips.) Tho looroml Creakier" NM for bin moor rad madam Upwards el twenty promo wore maimed to be offookbargod from potion. IM as F WWII/LICK IRWIN magma This Urdu mos up for his discharge. A brtaletlit age M or Imam' r sedwtdse he • ossatry paw, bessaa la ea edruellimmeal • Maw et his setae had Ina WWI up side assn. Ile. Is appeared to oppose be Mr. Moore, al Blare- Ira* Metsl. sad Mr. Bias, Camila eappartal. Veliestion wee takes le Ms swills% ea the grand that the ere toes over, midi bat far the dwarf abeam I. the •drertiessmat the laisiveat would bars boa oat of prima • forMW ow. Mr. Haar Ordsa WNW that the Maltreat meld as• bs furi ltsr u tr Mr. aid . Maas embed to mall ems witnesses to =W edam* firm ca the hearing, which via as hy dr Imialleal. Mr. Osarakisair Phillips seat for Mr: Ccaussissicaer MaiMp's sogiases, the owe Mast bees bike* that lsionied ssmalsisase. mai seat for his acts book. If.. was clearly el spialso list Os ems wee our, sad adored Ms insolvent to be dleslargal. Mr. Mad stld ter the Moshe qp et die Indust, who wee la ea wrist et amalhesat by o oottety teen. Oa the SIM el tali the beekaa pothiseed seder the Peeteelea Aet, ail was to be hued ea lie lit Never bur. Oa the heat le Wel otatedllat M pima ea the wawa et the tarmaly weft. Oommieleate als palledis Pr o llx =l . l whether the 'waiving Mr. Reed replied that it w we allied Is the affidavit. Mr. Clonnalsidaser Phillips—What musty overt is this P Mr. Reed—The Baez County Coon, sitting at Waltham Abbey. Hie Henoar, is ordering the discharge, said--I had hoped there wren end to these ensnare. There wee sin en et par • Want gamed co the subject. lb. Reed—There wee, sir. Application greeted. IN XX 11.1.41 W. WATSON. Mr. Down applied for the discharge in this cams from • inembliesent by - the Clerkenwell County Cooatc,, for • debt la the saindals. Tide lasolnat bad petitioned nadir the Priam A. and wee to be bend In the Beglaraber inlay. He was new ea lea Mr. Coseindaber Phillips thought that the lassiveat was Willed to his discharge. The registrar (Mr. Ingpni) saggasted that then wee • diffnalty. me the insolvent ins eat as bed. He boliend It ern the dret cams of the kind. Mr. Done sprebended Mere was no Minna. la • mesa Wag ea Mil in a prison bee and a day of Manse at sobs Matron la • protection tee.. The heaeseed Comadmeloasr, an relations to the discharge on reiagaimace of bin, baud that the preention was boa all arrest sal isprinaseent in reopen of debts inserted in thersobstiale, end be raw no ditecultyote the Mx for which be wee sued In the City Sheriffs' Coen aad cossatittel by the County Court was la the schedule. He Menke, ordered the discharge. IN Ai RICKARD SPLIIIXO Z•DWIN. Mr. Dowry asked for • rale to enable tba insolvent, sa attonay, to ems ap abler the Mtb notion lithe Probation Le, ben bis been BMW Nese to mina. He wee aneeted be be e was laming des wart in July, whim his OM 111116 adjoined b. Mr. Cenumbeloner Phillips raid the bee wee an imminent awe, and Ms application wee made too boa. The insolvent bad aimed Ma bean to be seed in an aids., mad the bort wee ailed apes b gaud the Interns at the puthile, sad to uphold the wenn of respectable attorneys. Mr. bid tin ineolveat bed bora rabbi, sad had wand t for his melecableat. Mr. Coenobites' Phillips—l thms't think boles wined his dim% end be mot deg win thee Imps is plow, The hosed Ceemiteisser getesed b pest persehdes stns • remwbel el tks tasleYea is the Sepesabor Mktg bellesthe ether s ASSIZE INTELLIGIINCIL CIRCUIT.-..LIVIRPOOL. AUGVIT 30. n. Coo/cr.—Melon Mr. Dann Mania.) 011365 •ND kIICOTEIi IP. =1 KILEY DOCK/ AND 111•11101/14 10•111.1). TM plaintiffs, usreitessa anireppol, edge that is we deevers, el the resnial et dr seallgswe et isindare a vase see the Mew w" rem. le dr W Weer Ise sa the leh Apsik ma The seessi a 11=, epos mud bee eels the peed& ths ald haw name lay prow The ass, which oseapied de este ths=thip day, wee rseseing whoa or purl was dapamied. OPPCIBMON TO TEM LICIINSIIIO OMIT= IX wnerooL. Os the opt met yesterday tor the greadog of etteedhee Mr. Pee, borrieller, Of lissebtater (who is the the United Liaudeet Allteace) amid he esser= to et 3,000 ef the etiepeyers of Liverpool, who bed elne3=erialited the bola spinet the 'Froze of may Dew M Mr. Aldenssa Hdme,tierposlidess meepleireet, said that the Meek mid sot his spelisatism. mhos Mr. Pops ormased b eppeekleh Is tre pakstss—mmetp, the ammo or othereiseelthermes applying kr • Brame, or the titans or =Own el Se hems. Mr. Pepe — mmeraisd that the bassi bed no right order the sel as Se asmew the enesisa; sod, timagb be wee sup ported la this view by Mr. Belk sad blr. Amierme, the charms sad theme ed the leash des id thee be bed no bases Mead! on gemmal grounds; awl 1% thanks% with. Mw. Dees, Um ammo et hie reasebe, Xr. Pipe said that he appeared ewe immedisimip ea Malt of Hr. eisiathell Li m e sede ssiaisiar so the peer, in semesehis *a Kimmel ilksioa). It is medereesed, boomer, AM the United Hiegdom tall•sztee ere the reel moms. , • THE POLICE COURT& IJan. MANSION-11017t3R. Mary , a smell, abarp-loolung Iriatetemn, who lad dr was " a taike by trade" and who had a very man Pala, mom but gocd-bnaoared child in bar moo, was =C Wore the lard Mayor with having aessalted Mn. Josephs, a Dutch Jewess , . The muplaiaant nada lee "pomace, supported by two strong young meta, who VIPS ovidettly of the russ:rellskats persuasion ; and nal emiett to be able to st a nd, wa. placed tenderly in a chat la rs wilasonbox to girt an aroma of the traneaetion. The esuighdnest, is a vole. scarcely audible said that lb* atiMawit whd she tired In Sawarailme, Leadeaheikitreet, Itadtheit so as wlts goiag towards her house with some poll ' awailtlith abe had just bought, the defeatist suddenly came behind bor, sad without utter* a word save her a whoa Misk• Ilett tram, which knocked her gal, and then kicked her vieloedy la the nbe. " had, oh toy Lord," said the ma,-*him; with up:ited heads, "I doss think vn ern get 1 over it." A yowrid woe. who sa , d that his woe sow of the complais ant, asid—"l sow It All, lay lord. Mrs. Leaks walked tap to my mother, sad struck hoe with the d A Iron, and kkked her is the ribs. The Lord Meyoe—But wee there no quarrel between them ? Witaium—l didn't beer a word. TIM prisons?, _who elLibitsd much impatience, said—Oh, Somiship, thwe's not a word of truth in what they say. äresphe is always kicking up rows with somebody, and she is for weir at me. It's only a few days ago she pitched a jag full of water at see, with my child in my arms, and I warded it off the baby by holding up my hand, end it was ant with the jug, and oa Saturday last she flew at me, (might me by the hair of my head, pulled out a heedful, and then bolted off milord as she could. The Lord Mayor—Do not be so violent. Have you wil -1 DEIS= for the defame? Defendant—Why, my lord, I can bring forward my hair, and the jug, and plmty of other witnesses. (Laughter.) The Lord Mayor—Bat, my good woman, that has nothing to do with the present charge. Why did you strike her with the flat iron f _ _ _ _ . _ itafendZi--Nvver with the flat iron. It's true I pv6 her a punch in the neck, but not before she called sr a Insh now sad an Irish sow, and that was more time I mold stand, bat I mem wee such a fool as to hit her with a flat iron ; beekliss, I bed this child in my arms. Hen the dsliendeat held up the poor pale child and bared its HMIs arms, which looked as if they had Wm borrowed from be body of • doll, and wagged about, while the little creature isoghed se if it usderstood all that was going for• ward. _ _ _ The Lord Mayor (to the polimema)—Do you know any thing of these ireareele which are so frequently occurring ? raceme (631)—ley laid yin' have no idea of the rows them Oes piety is se bad as the other. The coart Is en *sly inlishiM by Irish workpeople end German Jews, end =min mil Wig, day after day, they do cctbbsg at all but Eirand ight with on. another. They dolt appear to tims to do anything else. (Laughter.) The witness for the complainant—Oh my lord, we sew quarrels with the Irish. We often quanele with one another but we never have no rows with the Christiana. (Great zehtee.) The Mayor—Wall, the Christians have no reason to quarrel with you for that. (Laughter.) But, defendant, if they do ail you bed names that is no exams for using des perate weapon,. Defendant—livery time they call me a was that doesn't belong to me, my lord, l'U give them a mark. I'll de It. Upon my soul, I will. The Lad Meyer—Thor I must said you I. gales, se yea will be Wise to the Old Bailey for something wane eae at thsr Del=t—Every USW they my anything to me I'll give them sorestbing to remember ma. Here the de indent dandled her IltiL one, who appeared to be In a Mato of moot joyous iscitagnest, aad was reedy to bambini/no the arum se anybody from one shoulder to the other. Tb; deladant—l[7 lord, all I west Ia oblates. (Roan at laughter.) The Lord Mayor—But, Mrs. Leader, U yea can't lie quietly here, why don't you gt back to Hiked Defendant—Go back to Ireland, my lord I Why dadt those rascally Jews go beak to the place whines they mad f I'm mare Dither you nor no wants them laws. (Laughter ) Now thirds that Jew there that mite sewer qmtrrelled with a Christian. Why, this mere at 7 detach he tow sr is the east, and ogled me ,a I cat I wish I maid haw pt at bin, I'd have showed hiss that an Irish cat had The started up from the chair, with which, In bar aeadition, she bad been socommodatal and Nail is an sassy& vales, " My Lord, she's always a poking at semakedy slam, esd " The Lard Mayer—Oh, Mrs. Josephs, I ass glad to is Uri Wave stosemeed es nicely. You feet to be a great " As ses;pl=r igr aed edent this bees te era spas meeteller, awl hie Waft see Wept le ptve timeliest. Illeselime yes Ohs aultiy" Ise said that ba mast petgaise ide deafen me bath garden altesid olds Om lee row Wes Ills a raised esselks, .dry at the smog= that the deeadwAsheeli mien esserttylet bee geed mind Is the IsterreL GUILDS/al,. William Thaws Demo, the arm, sod Zoog Bows, Ws le* alb Badialaifihe atell- known anathema sad picture dialer, 110. Pawato-abooltrod, again wood baton Aideestem Who, * air niagOnsor, to same the charge al acolgirlag to bird Mr. giblet Barrio Pater, a gotfie- Era residing at 46, Hyde Park•agnan, of various .s of ato, amounting in We whole - to bat. .. . 2,00 W. mad 3,0001, including a bill of whop for 1,0004 sll/1 oat st"diskaigltr. It, Minded by Mr. W. Day, at Qaesodraot, Mayfair, attemded Ice Ws pecoetatias ; Mr. Koos* anneeied by Kamm Lumley sad Lumley, at lodgeobili, ottallauted the dolma. . The seldom; la chid of the prosecutor having bees read ever, be tarrectsd it la me or two para Mere. Hrs. Barnes lisetoid kilo the lady was a couM of the Deka, sot the Duchies, of Hemmed.. He bloodied several cheques, one for 101., roe for 2001. of the 113th of Jose; and another for 2001. of the 21st ; one of 301., two of 161. es& ; one 1001., all which be bad given to Mr. W. T. Barnes. He bed ma timed to Mr. Day, his lawyer, the reevertatkoe be had had with lifre. Barnes. This wee before be had bee applied to for the mono for the bill for 1,0001., &tad the 26th of June, which became due on the 9th of August. He had dealt at Mr. Barnes's shop for *twee and other thine for seven or eight He bought two pictures for 70f, bid oleo a called • Venue Reclining," but whisk be called - en" previously to the purchase of the lady e ease boa. He did not recollect asking Mr.. Berns to come and use his collection, but he had semen idea of throwing it open to admirers of art, sot as a speoalatice, but in the some manner as say Mole man or gentleman who possessed picture% did. • ale told Mrs. Berme also that he had a watch of Voltaire's. Mrs. Berm did not tell him that the Dana. belonged to her sea. Ohs was not meant when be brought it. The crew modnation of prosecutor by Mr. Metcalfe was dm con timed The Ilona Bonham ins sold In tbs lot for I,ooof. Thor* wen, I Wok, fire or six other pictures with It. lime wed as I 0 U errs in that transaction. Mr. Mossalfe—Yoa Dare stated is your dep7skigas that Ha RIM lonhenr, the Turner, sad ets °Wen, exupriNd the let sold to you for 1,0001. ? Prosecutor—There woes sight plotores on that ameba f Mr. Matcelfs—Wsn them not two I 0 U's, on. for 1601. sad sae for 2501.. ergo on that occaska ? Prcestator—No, sir; then warn sot Mr. Metosife—Ransetbar, now, the,. or. two wan, who brought thsl *tures whose mouths ars not aloud. What was raid shout t h e Rosa Bonheur Prossisntor—llr. W. T. Berns. mid It mat 6001. I did not say to his that it looked like a Roes Bomber. Ido not recollsot him saying ft was somewhat lib; Vet that he did kry by whom it wee painted. I will mese he said It yes patatodlry Rasa Borer. Mr. Xottalfs—Wse not the price of 601. put au that *We Prewar—He sail It east 6001. • but Om was op =prim put rum it. Tbs eig ht paintiop wore put lot foe 1,0601 IRd iset go down to War shop tro =living thous Imasetirms sad ask if they ha d bsupht that word oak ma. Oa the mutra r y. dry brought doos plobou so hot to sus that I wee obliged to WI thorn to bid* sal r saws. I may Isar told Kr. Brass lo rite ma Wino no vim bo had anything to salt say bat sot to lobe bop Is ink - - - - - - - - liddiroen wine—lven If he had. how out It efface this thaw I helms* walk We galleries myself to mite elsllsr Ingeilden It hoe Indic sore to do with the ten then I lave with the Napirer of Chloe. lletrelle—Mast et One Awns were even fa June, sad the hill bums line re tie 9th of helmet. Can you ezpiala why three fintosedinp ware not onnoreneed until a darr 61 7 8 ado Prenewatte—l emot, dr. I did not know a writ lad Ws Waal, bed I did know that my attorney had applied to Yr. Leahy tor the potholers about tha till. • • Yr. Idshello—Oslytwo days beton thaeausteomew wore token eat t PresseMtew—l cannot say. All the pictures and preemie are seal in myloseession. Mr. M I have only one other matter to examine you upon. Now, what was said about the cup f Prosecutor—Mr. W. T. Barnes maid the lady was having • piece of plate magnolia for me. I never saw the cap the dersdaat's shop. I do not remember making It Is the shop to the premses of Mlas Barnes, young Mr. Berm" gad two a the porters. Mr. Meteallie—Do you mean to my you did not is B in the shop end admire It, and say. " I have bean • very good good customer, will you not make me • present of it r And did not Mr. Edwin Barnes say It met a large sum of money, but that you should hays It and take it away to get It mi med Proascutor —I solemnly swear that nothing of the Mod took place. I never mw the cup till it was brought to my hones. There were other promote, consisting of two .toss, • emir, a slick, and a piece of china, %Lich were all charged In the bill. I never saw any of the them until they were brought to my house by Mr. Barnes. Thomas Cooper said —1 am porter to the Duke of New castle, and have been in the minim of the present and the lata duke 38 years the Irth of nett Srpterobrr. I know pretty well ell the member* of the Oakes Within my know ledge no cousin of the auks has during Umtata few years hem left a widow with • large collection of pictures. I never saw the cup peednwsl bell" and I know pretty well the whole piths dabin *be Ma hog. Pony sold—l am the saitelmaindent be the &swig ellee la the Pink of lanlaod. Ine. Mafia wed Mr. Peter lea have sits Ilan. All the Bremen to-day hem bees hem Mr. Peter's seesmit, lot c:11 " part of them hem ireaskreed to Mr. Dam's sccoust. erne Cmoweetemlied—Them ehomme late depertnest. ✓ed the tame" wee Amid under my I Imme.they have ism pima is Ilr.lemerfe eseeent, lamas I have examined Ma Twee and Sod It an. Timm amid of ens for lng, heed Air ue ; one int 2001., Jet II; see for 2001. June ; ems far SW ., June 18 ; and cos hr TOL, the 14th June. F. Rd;rerd Menem saki—l am meet the drat of Christie mad Ilbaroe, auctioneers, of King-street, Bt. James'.. I have se m the picture et " Oxen Plough," called the Roes Bolinger. It was sold by me by suction on the 12th of Jane Mat to Mr. Berme for Is. 61., includiag the frame, but I orsuot is; if this I. thermos frame. Alderman Wire—Hoer is it dercribed is your *dolma ? Witness—" £loaeltsiair With Oxen In the Booth of Prance —efts. Rom Boalseur," but it le not a Rosa Boaheur. It I. terwely a copy. I also .old the one produced, described In the cataksgue u "Flora conned by Cupids, by Parini," to Jar. Barnes on the 6th of July for 101., which also included the frame. Tits other pioture, desreihed as • Satyr carrying fruit, and • Bacchants in the background, has the name of Rubes. against it in the catalogue, and I sold it to Mr. Barnes fur 10 guineas. Alderman Wire—Did you sell it DJ a Ratans P Whasss—No, sir. Mr. Sleigh—l suppose it is one you attribute to Ruben,. Mr. Metcalfe—ls Ii • Ruben Witter=ido not t ink It D. The small picture wu sold by Mr. Christie for 41. Mr. Metcalfe.- Then if this picture I. not • Rebens, why do yon place the name of Mebane against it in the catalogue f Witnese—To indicate that it is @Otter a Rebens or belongs to the esme school. It may be a Rubella, but it is not de scribed as • Rubles in the osudogue. Mr. Idetaslle—Have you been treated to a criminal ser mons in this matter ? Witasse—Not that lam aware of. These picture are deserbed in the catalogue as coming from the " Cord Gel- Parrot Piorsaea." Xr. Metcalfe—Did they come from there P Wilasse—l cannot q; but that was the description I re ceived with them. I never warrant pictures as genuine Wear& =lsm they are expressly described as such in the catalogs& The conditions of sale are that every purchaser must take the ydettres upon his own judgmeet. Mr. Barney has been a very good customer for several yore. Mr. listaatie—ls lot the picture of the 'Mors" a very good one ? Witoses—lt is, ie. Mr. Meralle—And with regard to the Roma Bather is sot that also a very good picture ? Wisner (lateitatiag)-ob, yes. It is a very pretty pic ture. Mr. Makelb—And what la the value of it P Witaese—l should not like to lay; the value of it is what It will fetch at an suction. Mr. Meleeate—But to sell privately, what would be the rake of It? WiIe:WILD might be worth from 231. to 301. They were eery cheap et the price. Alderman Wire—You mean they were cheap at the price were knocked down at ? Witems--oh, certainly, sir. Alderman Wire here suggested a further adjournment, se It did not appear probable that the awe could be completed at ' that sitting. ? Mr. Metcalfe add he should probably feel it his duty to I all a number of witnesses for the defame, and that it would M sioemary to postpone the further hearing of the case to a future day. Mr. Weigh haring other witnesses to cell, the adjournment wee agreed to, and the didesdente win again required to eater to their movelessness to sewer on the remand. It en rammed tit court that the haarlassaa savor-gilt asp 1;:ato Peet Via won at Nana lam by W. the lamer, of Itagaley, and aharysads sad with the not of his effects. BOW-STREET. dam Phillips, • porter at St. OThia's Mesidiames, was -word bekre Mr. Haary for mesidlig • ash driver, timed WOMmi Keith, and for rig to pay Ida, the fens demanded by the latter for " driving Mrs. Philips about a whale disp:' Thaaem stated that he saw Mrs. Phillips at • paldie-heme on Thareday week, sad she hind his cob to take her le the Britannia, in Camden-town and beck. His fere wee de., bnt he accepted 2a. 6d., and t he next morning he eallsd, by appointment, at her lodgtngs is New Compton street, at about ten o'clock in the morning. Illte got into his cab, sad he drove her to Mother Shiptan's, in Camden town; to Jack Straw's Castle, HanipMead-heath ; and other public-homes. She picked op several soqualatenose on the rod, women and men, and altogether he was with her nine hours, which, charging by thus at L. per hoar, amounted iii'. Henry—Was the hiring by ties or distance t Yea Nand sheep which you hie. The option meta with lie pawner. Cccapiebtent—l beg pardon. I've always ocesidmed that the driver cem make the choice. (His Warship rehired the complainant to his own stoked of the law, to correct his imprarion upon this subject.) Complainant further stated that when be called upon Yrs. Phillips for his money, her husband commeaced a violent attack upon him, and would have murdered him outright if it bad not ham for the interference of a mob of people who 1111111111131 ed is front of the house. For the therm it wee proved that Mrs. Phillips was ad dicted to MI& ; that the cabman treated her to gin in the yobbo-hour an the Thursday evening when they ant rest ; that he cared to take her to Camden-town " for the grin of the boa, M. ;" and that the neat day, having frehed her away from bar lams at 10, and kept her eat til 7in the evening, he brought her back drd drunk—there being tiro other perms. ass and weer, :also drunk in the cab— while the cabmen himself wee so drunk that he could hardly situs his hr. It was casterled that there wee never say . 4 hiring," and that the assault, which bed beim sus 'Regenerated, wee committed wider pest preweeedon. Mr. Henry, without hearing ell the witnesses for the de fence, ordered both stunmasees to be dismissed. ILARLBOIIOIIOII-BTREST. Mary lowa was charged with steeling from the person of Baptises lllater, droribed as a cornier, of 24 Charles sneetjhwirepequese, a purse warning 183 francs and err MO* wry. The promowter riot underetending English, M. Albert seri r feeiwpror. , Baptises Berm the prosecutor, said that on Saturday =ire 11, wh eni at the corner of Berkeley-squats, the ihilowed him, saying something which he did not rkeserd, with the emrption of one word, namely putt ." Its walked on, the primmer still following him seethed the toner of the square, near Proadilly, whin two air cause up sad pushed hiss violently =lthe well, and at that moment ba kit something kea la his pocket, sad prim( down his hand felt that hie purse, containing lee prose of Mt seen, and one hank neee kr 1001, end several Beglidt err was gees. The Nile semi now predated was also is the puree at the gre. The brie rimer thin, exmorapieled by the men, erred ef4 said he pursued the hears and sereeded is de tairag her till • oonetable sear when the parse was ford bon at her hands and the book-note in the other. Four piers of the mossy were MU miring, and he supposed they win hared to the tor at ohs time. In snare to Pb. Biros the partner rid the would plead Wing. Mr. Brion rid, with the two TWO se.isting her, he did not know whether he was right in asking her the question whether eive was guilty or not. She must, however, have the longest terra of imprisonment he could awar d her. Be rould, therefore, commit her far six months, wish lord Warr Hoarylii7liarn Cbowthorpe, omnibtts driver, was sum moned kr wilfully damaging the marts driven by Henry Somers._ _ _ — Cottiihorps drove en omnibus from Chelsea to Mar ton and the complainant drove one of the oompsay'somd boats. It ens the practice of the comps yto name the rival omnibus by placee w e d their onmilmses before sad one behind daring the . It was while this nursing was go an that •• menrred which damaged both ~hkm. XL Beard appeared for the company. Xr. Wooster, fur the defence, stated that the defendant had dieted four omnibuses so a new roots, and the company bad Imo*ably put twelve °macaroon the same road with the viewed driviag the defendeat off the road. After • gegd deal of evidence on each et* Mr. Hiram said—lt was clear that the deksielat'a Ewas In front; the complain/tat, seeing, as ha a capital opportunity for paving, made an effort beed. and • collars happened. He should dismiss the um sad ha would farther declare that he would pat dam Si rot at appaillas with. high head. The public =litreditect be *L... .d by this oppoel tion and the to arising from it. He gave the drivers fair warning that in the Bret clear cam he would sot dm but give hard labour. SOUTHWARK. Hwy Blisaard, a oratermonger, was chargedz_ithng out and welling fruit in the Meseta is th e parish of contrary to their local act of psalmist, 8 and 9Vio " :, si7r6, dames 146 and 209, which set forth, " that it shall he un lawful for any pence to sell by auction or cry out im sale any goods in the public streets," to. Mr. O'Brien_ , the sanitary Inspector employed by the Ber mondsey Board of Works, said that en Sunday about 12 o'nook the primmer had • truck of apples In the enee; at ilemonemr, mar He ley Old Oberon. He was saltlef oat kb frith for sale, end mimes took the prisoner into ona thdy,leitt he was not looked np. Mr. Benham—Doe the local act specify anything peed car about the Lord', thy f Ifiltalso—No, sir. The clatters relate to any day or time ; but I *odd sot have Interfered on any other day. The do- Ihmsit was calling wit his fruit for sale during divine ear vies, seed se mar the church that It wes a perfect tudiance, end mom piebthe have frequently been made in the vestry about the Mist mks on a Sunday. Mr. Bercheen—Your local act, under which you charge the defendant, appoints C00:11:11heOWIrl to carry it into Amt. Ilask duties, however, ceased on the In , toduction of the Metropolis Local Management Ace. 31r. O'Brien—Yes, sir ; het the power is now vested in the aistriet board cf works. The new wit, however, repeals all tames acts which me larwasiele , with it. Xr. Beecham—l ese et salmi= that that pat of the keel Ilei under which the Isithilaut is charged is net repealed, bet I ems. Nevi* bimos I have my doable es to ties meselag ermeogea Me wade " Wilma by weeks sed otherwise erlArThe ellimileet meet therein ha sama e re e d. Alligheity a alemew or sod power was Lolly es ersterli. Xeres. MI6 ban esetemett with mods, mot is may, b steak* leer aria et male, the prooesty et Nam Mutes sad lisesolel mereheste, Bealeside. Mr. Werth appeared ter pessetelles, sad Mr. Chippelleill for the prisoner. 'Mliem Curtis Moss, wharf clerk In the prosecniore employ, mid that on Tuesday fortnight be saw one a their MlCloaded with forty sacks of oasis, melt weighing , I for a =loonier residing at Throlow Ville, Upper Norwood. The prisoner was employed by the airman to mist Ides in the delivery et the coals. On the rears of the mum information was received that only thirty-ex sacks of coals were delivered, and while an inquiry was being in stituted the omens abecooded, but the prthoser was given tote custody. Witness had re-weighed the oasis, end he found four soaks deficient. --- ...... -- --- housekeeper to Mr. Smith, of Thorley villa,MarotirwoodGra!= she recollected the prisoner and another man ecoing with a waggon laden with coals for her touter. The order warn for four tons, and 40 socks ought to have been delivered. She rousted ON seek,/ a the coals were shot Into the cellar, and there wan rely 36 sacks. She told the pile sower and the other 'Dan of the deficiency, when they both counted 40 sada, and said they bad delivered that quantity of coals. She sent information to the prosecntor imme diately. Mr. Chipperfield contended that his dint WU not an swerable for the delivery of the coals. He was only a servant of the carman, who paid him, and he knew nothing of the deficiency. The magistrate said he was with the carmen, end told Ws. Graham that they had delivered the 40 moan of coal ; therefore he most be committed for trial. THAMES. Mr. Bette, on taking his seat, stated that he had great *awe in saying that the appeal made to the public in favour of a poor blind boy, named Daniel Regan, by Mr. Charles Dyke, of Eaton-equare, bad already met with con siderable encore. The boy wee eeriously assaulted and hie skull fractured by a ruffian, who eta convicted and sentenced to a long term of imprisonment. Mr. Dyke had put the boy into an institution for the relief of the blind, with the inten tion of teaching the boy a 'redo but there were no fonds to maintain him, and the earnings of the lad, at present, and for some time, would be but very trifling. Mr. Selfe then handed to our reporter a list of donations which he had re ceived for the benefit of the poor blind boy, as follows : —Hon. E. E., 11. • J. G. B. U. ; R., 21. (and 81. for the peor-box fund) H . L. 8. 8. P , be. • W. H., sa. • R. M. H., Chelten ham, 65.; H. E. L. 2a. 6d.'; J. Orahan;, 6d. ;J. Oppea tte:L ; end J. IP. 21. Mr. Selfs also stated that Mrs. Dyke bad thaters EL for the poor blind boy, and a gentleman IL, andlt wee to 1w hoped the benevolence of the public would enable Mr. Dyke to make a wovhion of a permanent nature for the boy, who was really a deserving object of relief. John Quisling, 24, a labouring man, residing in Mill-lane, Deptford, was charged before Mr. Traill with being drunk and accidentally knocking a guard off a train on the North Kent Railway, between the p latfo rm and carriages, thereby endangering his life. The prisoner was • pentium on Sunday night br= train from Woolwich Arsenal. Heelighted at the Le Junction station, and just as the train was leaving. being in- Imitated at the time, he reeled @gibe the guard of the train, who was getting into his break van, booking him off on to the line of rails and falling himself. The (nerd was dragged 40 or 60 yards before he regained his feet. He was injured ellartly and the lamp he had in his hand broken P Teeth inquired how the prisoner had been allowed to oome . by the train when drunk ? Hr. Nelson, the station-master at the Lewisham Junction, said it happened at times that others got tickets for persons drank. The primmer replied that he obtained the ticket himmll, sad was not so drunk when he got into the train as when he arrived at Lewisham. iiii:frs Ei;sid the prisoner's areas was of a serious cha nsons, sad he should therefore remand him till Friday for tha maw, to datermiao upon a prossoutlcat. MARHAUF. ,_. THE BRITISH COAX TRADR. Vtom the Marla-kw Espross.) The peat week hu shown variable weather, and then conclusion of the harvest bee been somewhat hindered. The late wheat is rather is tired in oondittan, and the barley to some orient disatioees 4 and eves sprouted, its previous drys= having pie/ it readily to absorb the rain. We are deo to ted seem disease breaking out in potatoes, sad should he the lona quantity of rain, we bar the admowledged Amara will be thus partly counterbalanced. No miens dem. "ems es yet to have bem sustained by indavetwehie IMOr es the continent, and reports of the yield ore more favourable for wheat arid ye than once ex pected Still the range el prioes in the Baltic does not yet wend with our own moderate quotations. France exhibit' a sill twat*, smell belie, god cease expecting to take the Dente delee of Ababa be this country. With may ea memege crop however, dee woad be in little condi- Ike to sustain such a demand upon bee remoras, and it b moreover probable that an imperial veto would soon be betfonaimg to stop book • mama, if considered expedient. The Mead be bendelmMi at New Tort shows more suer Ida as inward traistay in wheat prices. Very little done bee Maned herein theeoentry trade. In fact, order theriliez t retary pressure amongst fermiers, ocoaakming there b a good dunes of some improvement OVA. The hermit of spring corn was deficient, hay not lover ehondant and keep very - short . Since the 20th instant there hove been 91 arrivals off the coast, and the sales effected havologo as follows : —About If cargoes wheat, viz.: 2 Bar diaseki et 47a. sad 48a., 1 Rani Otildia at 4114., ITs Ghirka at 41a., 2of Polish Odeam at 43a., 6 of CiaCrei r t 39e. 9d. to 41e., 2 Ibridle at 36e. 6d. sad 37a. 3d., 2 Kalafat at 375. 6d. wed 37a. 101 d. ; about 12 cantos' et man at from SO& to 324., 6of bailey at 24a. to 245. 91., lof rye at 27e. 9,1, 1 of Egyptian beans at 36.6 d., 1 of Dari at 26e. 9A, and 1 of millet at 24a. 6d. The sales of wheat noted lest week Iwo 73,94=trez, 464. Id., ageinat 81,149 qrs. h name. . The an rages were 48s. 7d. on 4,057 qrs. The whsle into the prr:- cipel porta of Greet Britain for the weak ambit August 18, is wheat and flour, were 74,484 qm. Monday's market in London commeneed on the beck el good supplies, especially of foreign wheat. Th e camp{. seat =the mo rning from Kent were nummens, but not from The last country markets showing some Improve ment, bolas commenced by asking higher rates ; hot the nears et fine weather alter Saturday's heavy rein kept =Mere very reeerved ; and though a few picked parcels went off early, et folly the previous rates, the bulk, these sot we- set quitted till a lan hoer. The trade, fins, was very slow ezeoptieg for floating cargoes, w went off well. Oa %dowdily the supply eeeetwhe was IMO qrs., the foreign bang 11,170qm. Trade condneed quiet ; but the English seeeplee that appeared were taken on at fully Monday's rates. On Friday there wee still more tone In the market, the areantry advisee being either One or dearer. More demand existed for One foreign, it ban dempee then at the pisese of growth. An4vale thee awe 2,710qm. per beet, sod 14,790qm. from abroad. The leer trade wee may moderately supplied on Moniey. The limited quantity of Norfolk' led sellers to ask more mosey; het to this buyers not consenting, only the previous rates were obtainable. It wee the same with lortign and tows-made samples. On Wednesday there were 600 woks per week with 410 barrels from America, no change of any kind thin taking place. And it was the same on Friday, the snivels being 1,670 mace per coast, with 60 sacks and 1,060 barrels foreign. There was plenty of law foreign, but little of English barley, on Monday. Many paresis dime the Danube sad Bleak eles befog bed condition, were either sold at len money, or takes to g 7 hat many awed winding prods, especially them to good neigh; were • mew lies ma oldie former goo talons. The saw semplee of Wl* though few, were sot ammo's.' Tidily to env dee ibmiles sal e.. On Wednesday dew - ewe US dm per ma, wide OW qrs. foreign. Sweet lasvyllirdesiben met with melee lewdly, sod, indeed, ell ascription Mimi • fair isle et tally the previone_hente, fair Danish big held at 32a. per qr. Fri day's eablismal .duel. Wig only 110 gm. per eonstosti 650 grAsidee feedis o the te4 i it its opined ism melt on Maly wee mellelefe y, and comenmiled testy the powileme eggeblithe i ,* for fi ne Tidbits. The finnan Mini eil lbeensit week. Angelis liege 041141 of *reign oats, chiefly Buesian, wee mama ea *miff, though there were but few of ether dr h er itsF The apart amend having essent, sad awing retty wdi peovided, it wee rnwatie "di Ile of Rutin es head trued 111.11.411.1.50 & — Zi l buyers • heavy and awed earn st wine waft telt; se dear. The reamed azimelled then KAM end other parka mace it that Nola Wier Mee will obtain, our own crops betag skeet. Os Weineulay the arrivals per meat were 1,420 TA ; 270 re. mob, sad 28,480 qrs. front aimed. These large maim teeming deer an abundance, the prime farther gave ong , eheneild. per qr. on Russian seta; bat se Friday's sib , Vase were only 10 qty. per meet, and 6,360 qrs. from almond, there was again mote steadiness is the market, a good many parade being quitted at Wednesdays reduction. Beans sad peas were both in moderate supply on Monday, bat the advanced rates requited f w both had the effect of limiting saes, especially ma both barley and Indian corn are relatively cheaper, and the consumption of boiling peas ie at its minimum. The quantity of limed was moderate, with but very little exported • but crusher were not free buyers at rear ratea, r rely o;kee foetid a ready sale. The sale of rid wu eta% heavier se the week closed. Sods gswerally were Wroth*, excepting TrilbHorn, which Med high. No sew Canary appearing, the high rotes pay shim for old were not abated. White nuniterd need wee offering at rather lees money, without much nodes Winter terse remained deer from their soarelty. The tear of clover seed, both red end white, were maintdsed. Fleenpeeed, rapeseed, coriander, and carrawsy were placed in retail at unaltered prices. The country waked', though not In fell activity, in con sequence of the non- completi in of hirrest, were generally Arm or dear.v. Hell Ueda, Manchester , Lyon, Boston, Newmarket, Portsmouth, and many ether *ass, all kept up former rates; St. Ives and Spalding were about le. p qr. dower, and Market Items and Meldon noted ea advance in new wheat of Is. to 2r. per qr. On Saturday the markets were generally unaltered. Liverpool, on Tuesday, wee dull fur wheat, at rather less 'motley than on Friday. Flair wee 61. per barrel dearer, but not active. Oats firm; sew white brought 4e. to 4s. 9d. par 45th.. Beata I:ushered. Midas 1.. per qr. lower. Os Friday fine wheat sold at fully former prioes ; new Irish ap peared, the red yelling at Ss. 44. per 70th.., en d th e white et 6e. 9J. Floe fl ow was firm; sour sold at 19a. to 265. per barrel. Beane rather higher. O.P. without change, but meal was 6d. Ws per load. Indian corn met with more de mand ; yellow at 30s. 6J. to 325., white Americas at 34e. The prices of spring morn have beet generally without change. Ie Scotland, though the stale of the weather has not been invariably See, Mara.' was only somewhat impeded. Wheat is than emmidered the beet crop, though Dot greet. The sass were at fully former rates at Edinburgh; and Glasgow =an improvement in wheat and barley Of 6J. per boll, le or no change in the value of other grain. The Irish markets reads math es they were. The har vest war proceeding replay, and shoed halt Ilia wheat mop gathered. Dublin market was thinly attended and dull, without change. Cork accomits of the crops ere good, the native new wheat reducing the demand for ( outtalk. Fine wheat at Waterford held its price, as * ell as Let. Batley dull. Now black oats ruled at 13s. 6d. to 13.. 6d. per bd. ladle& cora sold fairly without clump of prioe. LONDON WNNIILT DOOM D0t , 00901 R .. 900 West Indls ank. 4.346 Ent. 9,310 mad Madan bap 670 Ooniw- .C.':.77 1: ".4 i ass. ' ..k. _ M. 1 034,36—W L ...... 9■l3 reo9loo .... .... tse LIU lint—W.L ..... "...ado, 1L.40) ILIZOINI I Dithered 1 10.—Acarx X, , Pr.B4neLi um, 3.411 /IN 11.&* 4 kW M WA* 1011.4111 MOO IN KW 1.31.4 7 4 142.2i3 - 1116 yn 61.7 tx ol Wes 1,7; 6.376 4.374 11.711 1.014 24.061 2U06 COTTON.—LfmtrooL, Anotter 30.—The market to day hes been quiet in moo, hot arm in price. The sa l es are 7,000 bales, of which 1.000 are for speculation and export. 1.000 Surat, did to 8 3-18 d. ; 500 Rgyptian, Bd. to 101 d.; 100 Maranhant, 70. to 814. ; 6,400 American. TALLOW—The eh! te of tallow at St. Petersburg have hitherto very slowly, and our stock is conse quently reduced to a very low point. This has given a strong tone to the market, and although the demand hes not been beyond an average of this period of the year, still, with so little offering on the spot, buyers have been obliged to pay higher prices. To-day we have to report a good spot demand, and, In the absence of an adequate supply higher prices are peid. Y.C., new, Me.; old, 49e. Bd. nominally, but none really on offer ; September, 495. W. to 9J.; October and December, 495. 3d. to Bd. ,• January and March, 49e. to 50a. ; Odessa beef, 49e. tki ; sheep, 605.; South American, 50s. to 60s. Bd. From Sr. Petersburg the market is quoted Arm at 158“. to 167 re. ; =change, 351 to 36 . We quote palm oil, 38s. ; comet nut, Cochin, 38e.; Ceylon, 36.. to We. 105. Town tallow, 48e. ed. net ash ; the shipments were proceeding with increased activity, and bad reached to Thursday 30, .—(From the Monier of Wars. Smith and Charles, dated Monday evening.) COLLB.-LORDON, stover 30.- Grey's West Hartley, 14.9 d. ; Hastings Hartley, 15s. 6d.; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 16e. 6d. ; Tanneld Moor Butes, 13.. 6d.; Walker Primrose, 12a. 6d.; Ward's West Hartley, 14a. 9d. ; Wyla Ha.; Walls End Acorn Close, 16.. 9d.; Walls End Charlaw, 16a. 6d.; Walls End Eden, 15s. 9d.; Walls End Goeforth, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Ridden, 16s. 3d.; Walla End Bella, 16..; Walla End Braddyll's Helton, 16s. 3d. Walls End Prat:m.llw., 16s. 6d. ; Walla End Haswell ; , 17s. 6d.; Walls End Hatton, 17s. 6d. ; Wells End lAmb ton, 175.; Walls End Rummers Helton, 16a. ; Wells Bud South Hinton, 17.. 9d.; Wells End %wort's, 17s. 3d.; Walls End Casson, 16e. ; Walls End Hough Hell, 16s. 9d. ; Walla End Hunwick, 14e. 6d.; Wells End South Keno; 16s. ; Walls Bad Tees, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Whitworth, 14.. 6d.; Nixon's Merthyr, 9L.; Nixon's Darya, 215.- Ships at market, 77 ; sold, 64. HAVANNAR,AticinerB.—Ourlaatciradarwaadaied July B,witenweleft holdersof augarevery fklb. Since then, althftgh the news Sun England was not encouraging, a continuance of fair demand for Span, end auceemive better advice. from the United States, caused frith snimation in our mtt and priors underwent an improvement, with a feeling for thearticle. Net!? *Tin the United Status s till more szciring nature considerably %messed this activity, producing at the same time • epeoulative demand hens whereby holdwe were induced to further raise their demands, aid the.. bring fairly met by shippers and speculators during the last week, our market We become quite exalted, 'ley large tremectione taking place In mostly all claws, %um fully reabingi the prima quoted in our to-daje Prim Car rent-10 re. pee snobs is the lowest which can be quoted fora pod dry No. 12(se dry as the present season will allow them). We know of me %stenos where a speculator has paid even 10e re. for rade quality, and there% • report of • sale of ,1 600 boxes, very dry, Wong, greyish, No. 11, Dinah Standard, at 10 re. per arra : it is therefore impossible to furnish to-day r i Le t r bie eliable quotations, inasmuch se prime depend to • oon upon the quality of the article, in point of strength =Tyner ; oar knew b prices current ere meat for sugars of strong grain, and as dry as they owe be in this advanced part of the year. The sewn for Mimesis to Rom% baying come to a clogs, the inquiry for white sugars hoe been lees active, ascompared to other elegem but ea the good and Us whites are very scarce, purchasers for Spain still continue in the market, and speculators 'hewn* having bought • good deal, the prim of this rims hare also improved; the enperior Unalptions of common promos are shoat entirely wanting. The total ems of while auger cm gone rimed, up b let August, is 34,027 boxers. One more cargo of about 2,800 boxes is said to be leading now by • foreign home. Our stocks for shipment of cloyed sugar at Eavannah and Mamma to-day do not mond 170,000 borne, whist shout 240,000 boxes at this period last year. Fresh Makes from abroad are due to-day, aid, should they In favourable, • fresh advance hers will be the conaeqemos, as apseulatime ere still very actin. The atm& of sugar is Unhands small; only short supplies WE expected Iran the country. Macey may; exchanges favourable ; and yet about six months before the new mop cm appear upon the market. 3fuecovedo maw have participated -% the upward move. mmt, end stock. are nearly exhausted ; the aggregate stock thereat in tows at Mateiems scarcely exceeds 600 We. A Ist of inferior molmees sugar IMAM as murk es lete, per snobs. Our quotations must be considered quite nominal. Freights—Charters for Europe during the month will be seen by annexed list of charters; the demised is moderate Jut now. We quote Cowes and North Sea, 36.. to 60a.„ seearding to sine. Uaited Stater, per box, 10 to 101 re. • pee hhel._ sugar 61 dole. from outporta. For these hitter qMirtere the demand is motive. Exchanges have further ad and, seeording to last transactions, we quote, Londoes, raa ll par cent prem., firm ; New York, 3 per sent. 7 ~ km; Perin le to 2 per amt. prem. Discount far e paper, Ito 8 pm cent. per annum. —(From Worm A. Lilting and Co.'e Pries Current). TRAFFIC) RETURNS. w MU. Pio. Itar- Total Tad am. mums. dor 31•6, 1416. Week ag a* 51. it It Simi 'Dust of Ormla 419 4.41 L 134 taut UM Week edft Mead 5. 11414011•44 =mato 167 715 463 1,518 978 Wea Moat I. BMW as 4 Ws lbws l4l 617 390 887 707 groat Wain.* et Ourla 404 6,101 1.613 4.61.1 5.411 Week cleft Aiwa 7. Good Trunk et Cass& 840 3,861 3.693 7.674 4.134 week seam £ 4 01 6 1 Dein& lel nevsokea Week Irollft A. 8. 13. Baas and Lake Mures Cleat Wigan of Gird rol 4.1 , 1 1.484 4. 641 7. 199 wee mil= Ilya* 19. laseloa. Ililobllßso4 Soul Ore Seal La 1143 13,001 16.414 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ossIIALTIIB. Alice (w), espial. Headmen, Ron London, to nosing op this $ oe the Pb August. get en the ti.W. spit; two mit here hem wee dews to 1118111.1 ern 01 the serge rlt meg he tweeerry le db. sittillo•— Swim, An. Floc tot (tele), thictria Omsk treat dw abreast of 010 s. Ohio. Oda, the Gay belay pecterday ; ergo eaved.-14aplek gsg. IL Pat. roue.. Cogitate Unbent, Got thaws to Talavoite, with loam core, eta ebasdooell co the dth Aeguet, la rioting mato esel coppery] to lune toudered lees other; emir saved by the Nei (w), apt Pomona, wheel at Ilanelliee with meg toes..— es Weep, Ay. De. Thestriallatia (brig), Captain V.ddfk from Dublin to wreck moo • root oft tie Noringloo wen during leer= ea the Seth July, and met to pivot; mow aged and lorded ea es 14 ogee Death of Trowsoe; i port *fete goaterleie leweleet teat.—Noitectsa, Leg. IS. QUI.ILAXTIIKE ItOrtel. Met we% Au. It. AT , livala from Volta aro ottafeet to 15 dope guanidine. dere the bomb of the tows else vicinity le rood. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. lolls nester (Illeerieew Map), or New Tart, stcerlag flatware. JeJ7 la 67 W. Lord Leglea, Oineepie, .1 Do dee. hen eln 6 lipat W. aa ler liarmailli• Us dem all img..l. lac St la N., lam. .l 0 Wptie (peewee!), et Selsombe. MAL Olbtalua far Enloe. Li(. IL BIRTHS • , ILARRIAORS, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. nen za.—Avreit at "Was. the wife of OaL A. Hobe. 0.2. of a onn. CLARK 11.—Aagamt SL at 111darroterr tea, Wattbouraapark. the elf of d. T. Clarke. Zed . et • dreamt. LTKILL -Aagoet V. at Bloke Neortaztolognoaa. the wife of Owl. Leeman. of • am WARSDBL—harad AL MO/dabs:a, tae wife of Z. A. Xandea.ds daughter. NAY—August 2L, at Upper litrplacte, Dahlia, the We at G. A. 0. lea', A v.. of • too. 110.TTEItORIL—Attaug IT. at Mdaeradoadt, leitaftcs. the " 11 " A. J. lanatellere. Wad. of • dsagluer. TOW NAB VI D.—A tot IL ea Loraderatrent, the trtfo of J. U. Too wars I. tee or a isailder. IWIRISGEL • OCINZY IS, at el Gorgett lionoweogrow. W tbo Roo L. trottlillow LA. Mt J. I. Om". M odor'. &ogle', et the We .t. HOMO. Not. J •CILIOW— 'AULD! I.—LOOWS et ?UMW. OttlMßad. W aw. Yr. W.W. VP W. Joaboo. of Mosobotiot. w Womb. ataglitor of I. holder. 100. t TOuroby. LIOSAID—VALLAPI(III.—Awoot 115 al Wawa OV IL A " ma ' *tool. by slot Kw. O. Timm*. Wlltorfoleo Lowort. OW, of Cilium, to 5.4011‘. 4000ttot of U. Valtalta, I*. et Do* Inoottoon, io at ihicoL ?own! —olllollo24.—Augaall 91. at Wt. Michael's. To IJP/opoot, by Wt 800 Pon= Tam s% F. P. Poing, ....sura: I _4 Holllnobwo-Sodoo Wlpa. to Wm* dowhtot of Y. GM." In. of 7.1441'46ft. Dlia.TllB. ADAWOL—AWMA W M Mstaatm, Okartatia. Mta of Mr. W. Aamot WO al ILicnir..—Aaastt Is. at Tredmittatmat. Eltbiataa, Btruttnietamt Mr. F. R. WA% mood OLtßL—Aumatil. at Woe Darby. new Liverpool. AVM. . 110 d W. L. Liam ami LLOTD.—Angmtk Marten ton of tSo ltta J. WS. I*. of migtokaLeeeell. PlAialt it% at Coatlaatzetk Immontoat Ca mila T. Poem lb%•Acid U. P Anted arl Palibed 10. Wesaum tuft Kum. et 11.. I. Minsk to He raw or Lark% Maw. al eke 061 •• ime. la the Pleonasm I/ affv.—Tcrislar. Linn,