The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-06 00:00:00

♦ RIUN FROM BRYROUT TO BAALBEC ♦XD DAMAXCIIB. No. I. I wonder that mere Englishmen do not visit Syria. There are 7Caen who expend in wander ing after gross, aad p3ewnte every autumn more than wou'd sutnoe them to make the jimmy Ism about to describe. They can take their Necks with them if they like, with the certainty ef down something they have never seen bebre lli V after all, scrambling along through the defiles of the Lebanon is better fun than the eternal cover one has seen over and over again. It is true that plenty of Englishmen are to be met with in Cairo and " up the Nile." That glorious river is done" to a tremendous extent; in feet, it is over done, for the multitude of tourists has spoiled the market for a man of moderate means, who seeks some relaxation for his mind and much, after • hard London season of work or pleasure. Toe are expected to do your Egypt is a metals beet of style ; for you are pretty sure to meet Mr. A., your neighbour, a great swell, in a supernatural get up ;or Mrs. B.—to whose par ties you go—in a wonderful wide-awake and no end of crinoline, somewhere up in Nubia. But in Syria you need not expend much cash, units: a m bring home a museum of commodities, or yourself with • dragoman, who is an Arab in every sense of the word. Above all, you must not get hold of a Maltese for a dragoman ; for his race passer the art of cheating and mystifying you remorselessly in the highest perfection. Before I have done, I will tel you exactly what the journey coet end it will be a fair rumple of what another ran may do the journey for—information worth having, for Murray has not penetrated into these parts. %%nether attraction in Syria is the novelty. You will tell me, perhaps, that th ere are plenty of books of travel its:Syria, and that you know all about it. You will find it all new, nevertheless. Judging from my own experience of books and fairs, it ap pears to me that writers of travels generally tell you, not what they saw, but what they believe they right to have sees. They go full of the romance of Oriental wayferag—" the splendour and havoc of the Eut," and all that sort of thing. But there is another set offsets they say little about, and those are the comm replace every-day matters one meets with ; what yea tumble over every hoar of your journey. The less said about poor Warburton's book, the better; and as to Lamartine, he is • hum bug. How on earth Lord Normanby could be so soft as to go to him for historical facts after reading the " Orient," I cannot imagine; but Lora Blanc has settled him for good and all as an historian. I ought by the bye to confers that I as mortally an. poetical, and that I went to Syria with my braise fall of columns of figures with E s. d. on the top of them ; and perhaps that is the reason why I en countered so few of the lovely eastern maidens, and such terrific quantities of fleas and other lively gentry of the same species; and why I could not see Cie " eternal snows" of the Lebanon where there were only bare rocks. Bat I am forgetting that my object ;1 to tell you hew I went to Damsons and back, and shall never get you to the end of the journey at this rate. Last winter was the most severe that has been known in Syria for many years ; the muleteers having been unable to cross the Lebanon for weeks together, the roads being imputable. I therefore waited until the snow had disappeared, or nearly so, from the western faces of the Lusenin, and it was the middle of April before there wins any chance of my starting without a probability of being stuck in the mud in the B'kaa. In the meantime, I amused myself with roaming through the bazaars at odd hours, to pick up the little matters requisite for the trip, and in looking out for a servant ; a drsgoman I glumly had under my hand. A catalogue of my traps will give you some idea of the country one travels through. First of all, I bought two huge goats' hair saddle bare, and sundry small supplemental wallets, with various tin mestere, that were to go into them. Then came • small prayer carpet for sleepier tied sitting on ; a quilted coverlid and • cosines fumy worship's ease during the day halts, and for my pillow at night. Besides these, there were sundry mall Mores, each es two knives and forks and two spoons ; a big and ferocious-looking knife, which my servant was to carry daggerwiee in his girdle, destined for serving, for mitt Log bust, chopping wood, or di holes to make lire in. Then came a little selhe-pot and coffee-mill ; two little coffee-cups,with their flojans, or egg-cup shaped saucers, as the ceps have no handles ; two enamelled iron pates ; two hers drinking maps, and a glue tumbler Lr drinking lea from. Our commimanat stores were next to be thought of, and about five pounds of tobacco were stowed in a tie canister, to lest us nun' we teethed Dassuces. A little tea was provided ; a larger quantity of coffee ; some loaf surer ; some dates, figs, and pistachios; a bottle of stuffed olives; • au aaaggee Cyprus chess, sever..l small loaves, and some salt—se we scald set rookies at defiance. The servant wee the next article, and I alighted on a meet eligible specimen of the clam. The manner thereof was this. One moraing I stood in the hall of a Mead admiring the foggy notions of whitewashing prevalent in Beyrout. Suddenly there arose a Uneatable sort of bowl from the upper regions of the air, and is looking in the direction whence the laud proceeded, I espied an Individual perched on the top of one of thus queer agglomerations of timber which am the Arabic for • ladder, working with Oriental deliberants, and refreshing himself with this villas's" tunes, which was supposed to be singing, aed that of no mean order. In his band be held a brash abet the size of what painters all • sash tool, with whisk he was smearing the well with whitewash at • rate which I hasy would have secured the walls bring &Ay covered somewhere about this time, bad I net unwittingly seduced him away. In spite of his rather tattered habiliment' the man bad • lively, good-natured face, so I suggested to my friend that prehebly the wonderful howl we, after all only an Arab love soar. " Yes, sir, be love 1012/" replied my artist, on the top of the ladder. " What, yea F.nglish" said 1. " Yea, sat, me speak little littleuch a wretched brush to whi The t ; iswwily do ashthil o trtu u ; w ir er. 0„ be he done all same owe time." nen II is—the true Arab—that " be dons all ‘,. MOO: or iy. " soll ros i ded you arr ive a e time or otter "vis tyou genuine pr end s what matters whether you go fast or in tmeteseed made or bad ! Provided you get MONO etMesillsy to sat, why take trouble to r ini• ah ir mateamw b ra ct ). little sad an b l r 'rio ar t cos mists %Wound inshore! awn mufti or dmimman introduced the mmimal whitewalls , ii as es Takoob, an basset bil, who desired le esesmgany eie as servant ow my jimaney, at the rate of tvn piastres a day (Is. ed.) lid dad dad his own food. He had been more the; ease to Damascus, and could cook, look after the haws, sad do all sorts of thing,. besides white washiag mad singing. After all, Yakoob was a vary geed bargain. It is true, that althoogh he fed him self. it was on my prvrmder ; and that he had • gift of raisundersta itid orders, especially if they were conveyed in English ; sad that his memory was aeon of the best; but be was motive, good-natured, sad honest. I represented to him that I was go ing to start on the morrow, and that he moil mot finish the decoration of my friend's hell by that time. Oh! he had set that all right. His beother Houle. had taken it is hand. It is true time mew workman had never tried whitewashing before, hut he had received a lesson that morning, mad was distinguishing himself greatly with the little brash already. The meat thing, having hired Yakoob, was to hive harass—a long process, like everything else in the hergdninw way in the East, but at last I ascend three. One WY a big far_ gegy, well ham se the D• 111•1110111 road es" the Oeloniti," having sees belonged to se Beglishasen ; this I destined he the dragoman. My owe beget wee a little servieeable looking seism] •, 11111 i a third was hired Om Takoob; but by same legerdemain whisk I wild arm understand, but which was &minim eciamteled with bakshish, this was slanged for a mast awful screw with galled withers mad almost every ill that horseflesh is heir to, but which Yaeoob adopted as coolly and quietly as though it had been the best steed in the Pasha's stables. Another beast, a male, was chartered for illiliiiim Tall ILLPltaia, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1858. the baggage, and a muleteer hired to look after the animals. Now the male) sr, Yusef, was an oddity; very taciturn, we hardly ►eard his voice during the whole journey, abort and squarely built, and he cat the queerest figure imaginable on the top of his ancient little donkey, grizzled with age, which, as he boasted, knew every step of the road we were going, blindfold. Bo it was agreed that on the morrow, being a fortunate day, aad the 16th of April, we should set out soon after sunrise. G. Lab) intellignitt. mvesorocruw , 19USTY 00U&TS. RAVI= day. sooolotot lorma the *NIL Iloirrzwozz. Ilvooriron, Trieltpsoolm—llooday. root. 8; Two VT; Mohler & or LOllBOl, Otoldba&bolkling&—Woratodoi, Sept, 8 Thom *IL& ; 171067.10; 054•rd67.111. COURT OF BANICRUPTCY.-Ban. 4. (Before Mr. Ousnalasioser Heiroyd.) Hie Hamm sat lx tint int aim altar lb vacation. IN XIS JULIUS OADOLAI lIIIIPIBEID. This CeitifloVe iee;tiniTie . th. matt. of Julius Chien& Shepherd, described es a brictorskar and scrivener, of liainead, Essex. The bankrupt Mao canted on the busier of a ectieltor. Mr. Laminas appeared for the maleness; Mr. Erne, of Jelm-effect, Bedford-row, for Mr. John Coto, bite of Errs, but now of Little Ikea ; Kr. 0. Lewis Mr. lae Fiai, resto diar esker area= le gu r s tgorie etre teknesitest, mid the aselgases had se seer a complaint to uippiest the bankrupt elth regard le the muss of Imileeklut d he Waived that Mr. Emma had a complaint to se the part et as tedivideal insane. b* Z. arm k ewer, Me ems iseggeries le the bank note applkieles kr a oie sd aid tbell the beamtpt had ore Isle ism herr atle •• water of the sere a ler sal the lei motions • of the name of Robert late of Lars, fanner. Mr. Smith wee • pesos rather la and had been living with Mks E. The tree esker trojriti min Ve 6 Mr. Smith wore —lnt, for leer a pries • sessodly, hr seiuslide I sad =, kr finder . Mr. ober thie tins brew ice frellkilmith, sal rearms reessaposred brMr. eras ulna. e Sada INlelikaff e a — agreemer te eon; Mks S pleills within Th orolloW Isie a, and the beeirp this mama en . ellsrest peasol Mr. Cass sad Kr. lira emir the ael Orba's , iadisasent sstdsig forth Oa an re lad of Orem, UK the , Mr. Cate sad • Mr. irk mole peeper to Mks Rine (til e 19 yenta of op) thst Kr. 8. meth should worry her is era rain ler ssessollsg previously to sash marviege M live elk Mr. leak sa hamerly and thet Mr. Oils sad Mr. Bala freedukelly abba eded ups re ansedie• of ma aperast le r Mks Mrs weer be arra lender at kw kr wolves& of the sees. Mr. Ivael peresekl to ere lint at re lee of hillerre• bibs polard, Mks Me bed hoes Ivry with Mr. emir &erg two mere. The =Ass pressolok eel Mr. Our and Kr. itmlik wee to have leas Oak trial at the Chaleeslard seeks* in is/t' 1867, but whom lbw ore wee ogled at se wirer was aired, end Mr. Corer sad Kr. kW tit wore, of seems, eopitted. Not costs le lir the era sane with raker OD Crißlialli proem& fop, re beers* war arreakkoily to the father malterfKke Isserto rein ask evidence, sad th end r proldnaleskdielmertherrethe greed Jury, supporta by his ewe eviare Ater Mrs hewer, I... na . sel,akhagh the deteirele lived in the admitA re setaalh S i d is hr s : inertia for clank homakes mint Trimmed who re present at the lee MEW that spaleation, Ka ball should be pot to. Ursa the Mt day =d le eta, is Deoraber, 1806, the beekrupt got el the a the besses of • work/ and asassaarry wirele— ss di 112: (a hem)—and the ease wee sesediegli od er as seder miss Kr. Cur and Mr. =vim segallei. Mr. Ontle Or elsopt allowed borsht his Kam far malskur pressores, mid the k a aria for IL le. eadeser to pee sprat bow ; Mr. aria Jere being la to doer at rat rise pareseid the der read be 'stead. Oa the lat March, 1866, abet eight watt err the Ma of the canes of . Cutts v. Kr. liras ham erred kr hardier ' upon the culler alteeprog to tan paresks, as the Mash, the bastropes ober r we leer that the des y previously a bill of sale gives try dr lenkrapt to • Yr. Straker had bees pot is for,., rise air the whole of the furniture we MIL fir. Lemma bore wfi VW X,. lime trisesd to Ds Willed of Ile Wes Mos af lie r d ale by tie lisk net to Mr. Sires; aides Ywoe pow* Ito weld ass se!Fles _ _ _ _ _ Mr. Itaber d SO, labbspagettretteot, pokier— I have Yaws 6111 MA% fa aka lea ymea. I ham W miry twaeasitme NM Oa the Ma homy, MA I lattneeled ay Wham Mr. With et Ism, tan prommilies eatomojegmear i ert s = et mosey dos hem Met to am The mak wee the WI ad mob rebated to, hied 2Stit Jamey. The hlll it dab wee le mare M3l. k,hotwties mama tbm dae b 7 the heekrapt to me. Oa Ms Le Mae my ma tort yee• earim d the lemblmt's fatakaee mar Met MI it tato. The tasakme bee Mem yokel at MK Thelmehir el l: wow la memeaa cit the Mealtime al Mi. • weak. I eidelaid Om MI ode I hail immil tbet the Mak mpg we mooed M Naga lea with Mr. 001 e. I had act _._l_weft fie imalmqtt Meet the lame he gem me the Mb et mho sheaf Me pramelhege it Mr. Colts, meept Met be mit he hal sem mete M yey. Re sever suggest( d toe OM it wee dedable ter me that I should pat the bill lelooate to Imes laetyma maw* hem oat Mr. Oats. I was amply ldameller lb. livinveab-124 mealy Mr. etrelter—Ne. Mr. Lawman—Yea New metes Meat onybcdy elm P Mr. Mrabw—No. _ _ _ _ _— Mr. Lawnimoo—Amd and Whims shout anybody alas ? Mr. Straker—l did not oars gob eiss. lundaad by Mr. imen•—•l am era h printer. I Lea allenakd bilk, bat only Om the bamkrupt. I have die roweled Our him 110151 b four or dye yeses, to the extant per haps of from 7001. to I,COM. a year. I hays a brother-la-law who is clerk is Mr. IShophatd's ales. Hie urns is Isms Durban. I primed Um beskrapt in 1867, bet I bet renewed blb of his Shied, than. 1 iostraotad my solkitor meltit ilimumy to take proceed*, aphis( the beakrupt. I did mot bow that on the 28th January the case of Cutts sad ahagend was standing for trial at Westminster HaIL To the beat of Try belief I did sot gm the bankrupt on else day tbs Wfl of esk woo autetad. I sabot my whether I saw tike tostrupt Is Jannoty. I lo ft ths emitter ettiroly in Mr. ILM(Mlay's hands. The bankrupt called spout to. towards the end of Palmooty. Ido not 'mow that Its arid myth* about the trisi at that time. Hs did not toll as that I hod bear pat is say bUi of Isis, bat bo mid bat be weld sot cat elms t, pay some outs, sad I them email*" my sohoitor. I saw tlis bash apt opal* as rho let of Much, but he did Dot muse anything about pitting the bill of rte 'm form I took my inetractkes bin my souther. I pat my bill of elk in form out the lid Minh. I sent my sea to take poserston, booms I bad no other ponce at bud. The bankrupt came to this court on their! of Mara. I knew sighing about the petition that woo pee abed spied Wm. By 11r. Lowlet—Oa the 16th December, 1857, and January 4th, 3.814, 1 MA the following lament to the bankrupt •. " 86, Biehogoga.) W (thin, bodes, Dem 15, 1867. "D om 84,—Notbing will eery the plebs buy—this doily disregard to assuraaca, mad, ni the tines of ay ma rrying on osseptaaces, boor* your erkmanamt. I cannot go as Is this way. Your lathe ado mars* hes most serisealy etas, mad my aegagensals. I bow not what will be rho eionseqmei to more patios thou mull. I meet bag :Wilma* of your tegsgmnsute.—Dear Sic, yourstady, " fiserat bulb. " P.i.► I:Tp to poet tine I bad hoped to ban NIS Carttl an, eft imm bettoneret, and ca your handl to gmeekstlne k weefin weed arc key Arm." " fli, Iliberegatenben balm, Jas. 4, 1867 Oran Ibr 1 "Deer ek—Althongh I ban a lib aim* from Ilr. Cmdinall in nkonce to Diabis awl lints bilk to , Ml=l mi relimin inn tkpe ilif Wei b' OWNS that then on ,:ze tillinvesennod• se tvenbionne a oberester, directly leas ainnwees ackenkas et selklity, sad only on allienntsoyen an aware I conk Inn la toy Way eatinelsol tirk. Now what It to b. dons? 1 corenaly cannot Nabob le this afar, maw sty enpgentents to having bees ankelial to ance lint oult, lea en of entree aware It knonno of vital is petlesn te ale. I null hope I may MO spend the patal own of nanting to NV IIOTINI ahlts inpleanat to an al pr. Gmnk Inks b nay I anoneeliated to close no buttons, da finfew enneyonse and I an. j desr mi ra r rA A, Itanianin acellead—la VW billTaf LIS, I did not pl= katesaju winnty aseenst will wollsiV if k I bad I net meow* lid 1. 4111 of oak In kin mei dio kill qf boonne lldmond pranks' list lb beslorapt wall rakes ti e Mime ins le me. Ile Ili not d... so, Ind I cotehl welt no '' mid.. Inks—ily an reached Ilidatead the itty before thetirrire Mink_ Yr.Z. frefifriey, selloiter, nes then *Ake!, and stated that be bad graperre the VII of sale given bthe bankrupt le Mr. Suaker. as preibusd the Marla' Totten,l mitten to the bankrupt, upon the subject of the bill of vele, and the debt doe to Yr. Straker: "lax. 16. WS. " Straker, of Blehopecatewireet, beetwowilidee with Memel to the tarp seeeent of err doe treat ywa te hlm , *ad w himi to esqweg Ikea : yew we cell hew at iday mat he the pweipeoe drift ovesietesete tat beg the woe, or t 5 name it to 0111 Amaitiag year reply by Mum Opt* " We are, air, your *bedfast weft* I'Llasittra eve Girratant." "Sir,—We hare ow Mr. Ilaskr, eM r yea mar _pr blot the ammo' owlet' by you, he roweesta to take a bill if male se a seeetity, awl aeowdlegly we wad the embroil lee =mat sod approval, wUa please rebus beillarti, with as lemoawary el the goods, lob, campefeb. the ereetty. Witt% droteer?ltediwat eervwd!, ____, . "lei. rl, 1868.. - - " KRIOILLIT awl ilerso.n" Kr. Erma tbaa ealleilbs beederapt, w imposed : Tlme cartillsate Sar ineardiale natmain aphid as w slimed et tea o'*Venn clock on tbe am tea ain et Se let at Oa tbe ng, at o'olsok, Straker, red told bin mara net Gam *bat I bad ? bear called I p d It probable that Wr. Oates wend put ma to W straw, or Imp ma manna visa wy /pan I din told Kr. Strainer th at pee eaftlif I 1142. alai whet about, you would pat me is Whiem= i r I way pee awn ft, Imo. (A laugh.) day asairaptoy is Mr. Wt Mom, at Helaaal awalleat. He awe deployed an I maw Kr. Itope Law rearabg GE Tay brakrniacy. The trade melon is ns nen lir. Iverne-1 lame that out of debts to Mt 10111111 eadiames ban received no I nid Bonin abase Lavine Vta sktt = anent of 3, .Do aot exaggerate ;it is your naggarate is excarively. The Commissioner referred to the prvmons sxaminationa, from which it appeared that in April the bankrupt had said be had debts owing to him to the amount of 3,0001. or 40001. la smear to questions proposed by Mr. Lewis, the bank ea said—Miss Hills was married some mouths after the t was pre atrad against Mr. Smith and Mr. Cutts. I Winn Mr. &silk pied her in order to stop the proceed hap agora a mit d tawdry of damages. Mote my teak =W ea lassos attest 6001. to 1,0001. a year. I was bJ esartg s barn that the verdict in Mr. Cutts's aides mesa be . la my fewer. I thought I was pertain of reetteba wale tread of having to pay them. I think I was " ear it dal ease. Mr. Leyte.— WWI you went into wort waned advised that you *Pa e eartent to a verdict for the plaintiff with nactinal &wer? The Inapt--Yea, I objected at drat, but fie they advised The Th crier of the ey bed Nerved their km don f —Yes, double lees. beatings not went to show that at the dim of the ear odes of the bill of ere to Nerabar, the baby* had sot the most resole expectation oiaidelieled to thought' by Mr. Cutts, and that MI ap parels of ble Mole was Ise to relations, and to his I(r_ Brniin WA oohing for a total refusal of the certificate, ler a lesiglasorl ample lac with • refusal of er ror; .. ed7aNiiii that Choi mew wee a sere ease than the presest. He asslaidel that the Mabadle, was a e..eeatiaa kr the wpm of darting Mr. Cutts. The lot buss tin but what b w= i dealley is that ogertyneed at a bridterthe P Why, cal entry he sone led is Boy d bore with the regard to off Imo the Brie seeount, lls. lid." The beak ores amilst* was seam traudelent, end the bill of eels wee err* kr the paper of keiriag from the body of erode= the rasserei et that existed. The petitioning coeditor was the a own diem Kr. Lewis, is he address for mid the bill of art was girls to Mr. Straker =Air great preients sod at a thee when any debt to Mr. Cutts was eamplelly la mehibias. The bankrupt was Oder/ to idist Mr. Meth owl Mr. Cutts ariothaft at do ludgailat of a dist wet MS that a yowsg boob bed hues wreaged. If Mr. Osli Nought b. ee Wpm& tin trolsoptoy, Irby did bo proont a paid* to meal ? Tido bad sot boa boo. FloVag cad crispers le the protoolbp spa tie Mil of the own of "Cs* v. dlrsbord," slime lord Osomplollose toporlodi to bon said *Adis IMO aka* set hoetellhia ths baba of Ostioro Ask owl that thedillisiost, as he bees Weldon in the =um he leek, Kr. lawf= a tie or lanmedele seer! alms _ The Ceasatheither, is ea elaborate jeleat, thou rear rid tpredea wee as 60 ths pegerty ths teabipes ociadar with esthmeoe to ths eassallea din bid d ssie. sad is orthisria We psiat, era ad frith ar raw Nth ones eyes be tho_th a t , th a t Ib tratorpt w brad( as at- Wowih sal ha ilioro Odra dirt the bar dial& may was ; sad be of ar prom drald bar toga mat sadism el daft dot 'odd bath the ethat la .. y ream Those ventskoserleare• of topeeso mg asi st ldlas was, with regard Os dr bill d eds. Wi to the risks' prothealleth Lard Othrbell's reared had bees sad, .al gas esadthadias be did sot think It a ease is villa dr sear rad , the beams with thy paralmas ea tbat bed; Mk= regard to the other skasersaces, the ordassis oral) would be easpieded he as year, with arethetka. Ix 111 INOWN AND 1110111a11. Tit. wen i:11;;i1;;;;•;;;;;.f cesium and ham slamthie megawatts of • im .ll , the lest bad t Kent Railway. This was the certificate maltaa toss,Mr. far the smignies, stated that as adjourument yes turtured aaerrry ea a Mar of emu. • disputed claim led been Marc i to oebitestkin, and the order of refer- ISM sated that all proceedings wader the boaluspbsy wen to he alsysi uata ths award bad hem mak. The award had not yet been male, am was it likely the proesedbipe would be terminated for some *se, immieek as it led best found asceseery to ohne the Mas to the Ist Jemmy next, sad the pressedinp of time arldtratisa was adjourasd to the Ist of Ostabor MIL Mr. Pack, on bailiff of the Makeups, objected to the ad journame as aWM of mune. It was acm is which W bream of the selleinc of the einityme was the only eraliter who refessillo o ttlee position so amyl, tad he (Mr. Pock) Minket ea applisatien from the soli- I Moe for dee magmas au adjournment should be attired for as laddalts pried, ems with ao very good grace. He would ask, that the Makeups adght cones up for their certificate at any time upon stein ewes days' aotke to the mignon. The benlomple had NOM with ell talk crafters wept the individual mistimed, end they would have superseded had not one gaithem, at the last ammo; made • claim, which wee bang investigated be- Me Mr. Doris, who bad been appointed arbitrator to datandse its validity. The Illikisior bad comidered M amesary, Y consmasace le the Mame abroad of a guithreen when it me • elated was emmilel, to adms the for a amth, and As mom Ihr Bodoni en Mewl= of the lam as that whisk d!d bola drAemiasl ma, mossly, te th e e let cd fiennz e l e as Met the arildlialler INi ast esmitW Ma teem d gam him power to istismi the thee Sir mielighle award lam time to time; he, thiamine, had at ones mall then tar aims to a peril bored whielh ft was not wield, Ms pro mediate would be prelates& As as Menge was mad* against tho baakrupts, he essimiell that they should be at Marty to apply at any time for their certificate upon giving seven days' notice of their intention so to do to the Hie l t r oTot add it mowed to him that the hearing of the application for °manta must moesessily be atones* rail As award was made. It would be better, therefore, to odious& the present Mang until after the adjournment made by Ihe arbitrator. Mr. Pock said that would simply involve a melees as it was sot possible that the proceedings under ths=re e : tics meld peacibly be terminated until some time after the day_to whit& they were **mast Hie Homer said it would be better then to take the ad journment to the date of the extension of the time, liberty being gives to the biakru thi F ir opon their giving area days' notice to the miguese of iatianou, to apply for their artiileara immediately arbitrotor should make his award. Adjourned, accordingly, to the let of Jastuary. IX XII ISIAXD. The bankrupt was • meratient, of Broad-stmet- buildings, red Bice was re adjoined easselaation meting. Mr. Pooh, for the bankrupt, applied for an adjoarszoiat for six weeks, static e that teem was as doubt they would, is W somatitne be able to sapireede the bankruptcy. The solicitor for the seeigasee sessatiag, His Honour greeted the applioatios. bean out nine weeks without ineonvenlenoe to anybody but themselves, and may rentals for !mother nine weeks with the like result. COTTON GOODS.—kI•NCHMTER, SEPT. 4.—The mar ket has undergone exceedingly little change within the last few days. There is • quieter feeling, but it apparently arises rather from the inability of 'manufacturers and spinners to take further ordees for early delivery, and their unwillingness to contract Clhout a further i'om in team, then from any change in the demand. The accounts from nearly all "Jerkin. continue encouraging, and miricially from Ind S whilst •steadily improving demand ie felt in P l l department, the home trade. The print market hee nreiderably improved, and calico printers very generally are now, after a;pri.longed season of depression, well engaged with orders, both for the home and shipping trade. The following is given as the ex tent to which prices have advanced during the last month s— led. to 3d. per pesos I. 7-Bthe printers end 9-Bihe Madapol lams ; lld. so 3d. is 9-Bth. printers; 3d. to 41d. in 9-Bths shirting.; 4id. to 6d. in to 7lbs. 39 inch abirtinge ; 6d. to to 9d. in 8 and 141ba. in 6-4ihs shirting' ; 41d. f 3 6d. in 45 to 64 inch shirtinge; 6d. per piece in 37} yard figured and bro ad' shirting'; Id. to 144. per piece in Jacconeta ; 3d. to 41d. in T cloths; Ifd. to 3d. per piece in longrlotha ; 1-t6d. per yard in domestics, and in the yarn market there ham been a general advance of from td. to 1d• per lb. COTTON. —Livearoot., Barr. 4.—Ths inarkat to day is unchanged in to and price. Ms asks see: 8.000 bales , speculation, 1,800. 1,000 Burst, M. to 514.; 100 Raptian, Bd. to 1014. ; 100 Maranhao', lid . to 814.; 8,800 America'. WOOL—Lrvittrool., Garr. 4,—A good bestow is re ported in foreign wool, and the business dons has In all eases been at extreme prime. In Scotch more lute been doing, but without material change in vane. Imports for the wee total ending 9,919 Dates. September 4 : Fong" 3,211 ; pree,onsly, 76,706; , 7 WOOLLIIN.—La Bar. 4.—We have had a good sestet this . Mere hes been a fall grandma of buyers in the cloth ball, and a stray demand for esesciaable Cils seresgmes of the 0111•118 visit and the ihstivi 1f fed with, Were tetß be se market on Tuesday in the Odeured Oletiolail. The net merket w ill be on Saturday, the Iltit bet. The boaters of the White Market have, however, herd nodes that their sorbet will be held oa Malay, Wesel or Tuesday ; but Om Newry says that the mermeresurt has hem Needs la tempegmese of a misunder standing, sad deco set rest with the aggneval of the parties es g. It dream presumes the market will be a CORN.—Cawmantem, Barr. 4.—At market to-day there wee a tolerable amp* d whist ; good whin sumplas sold at tea. toga, sad red 431. to 46e. pee gagster. Barley realied lb. et O . s. gab, to 30s. ; sod beans, 46e. to 48e. per The wealter has boa °tuneable this with, softhe area. at here balsa here hoes of t= MIMI to the pasturie. Totals tee Itabbg better. I are still esupta about pestles& CANTIIIII9I/T. son. 4.—There was a good sappily at werket to-day. Bales de/1. Prices about the WSW as lest weak. Old brows wheat, 424. to 470. • DM, NB. to 485.; aid whits, 414. to Ms. ; sew, 465. te 14e. lisrk7, mew, 81e. to 435. Oats, old, 2As. to 308. ; sew, 220. Batas, 465. Pees, 41e. to 43e. CAILLUILII, SEPT. 4.-We had •i r supply e of w bat meg barley end oats. Pine o wheat mlt.= of lest week's rates. Also ha parable of new but cretins+, ruse of new wheat were lower. Barley about 6d. lower. Oats mock the same as last week • -Wheat, white, new, 17s. to 19e.; old, 18e. &I. to 20s. 6d.; red, new, 16e. to 17e. Id.; old, 17s. 6d. to 194. B arley, new, 12e. a. to 13s. 6d..; old, 12s. 6d. to 13.. 6d. Cate: white, new, 9e. to 10s. ed. ; old, 10e. to 11s. ; connam, low, ht. Si. to 104. 6d. Flour, per Hone, L. 7d. to Is. 11d. Oatmeal, 2s. to 2a. 2d. Byemeel, ls. 4d. ls. 4d. -Clowliolo hums!. COLCRISTRR, 8117. 4.-A fair supply of wheat sod an Increased eete of barley, sad small of beans sad per. Beth of the shore meta slow &mead et let wail's prices. GLOUCBITRIL Sm. 4.-There Lam • fair thew of Baglielt wheat on oar reerkst to-day, sad the trade mast be a titan ray slow et lest week's rates. The ante 1111110,113 PIS applicable to foreign. Spring torn of all tads quite as deer. Owing to the large supply of asts, the trade is S r hams at 6d. decline. Imports for the week. Sept. 4:-What, 6,780 qrs. • barley, 3,330; cats, 7,470; maim, 660; sundries, 1,400. GUILDFORD, SEPT. 4.-The quantity of wheat fresh in ta-day wee not so large se lest week. Wes were made more freely, sad prices fully es good he sew. Wheat, old, 42e. to Hs. ; new, 425. to 64e. ; balmy, 30s. to 40s. ; oats, 26e. to 10s. ; bas, 44e. to 60s. ; pees, 44e. to 465.; rye, 34a to 38e. Burrow), Bur. 4.—We led a air of of wheat at b-day's rubel ; the beet samples made bet week's prides; Inhtior desselpdaes lover. Barley made last verb's pins. OU • dull trade. Pew end beans folly support last wales prim. Wheat. 54a. to 30s. per load. Barley, 25e. to 30s. per qr. Oats, 22e. to 30e. per qr. Pees, 28e. to 30s. per load. Beans, 28e. to 31s. per load. Litmus, Sart. 4.—At our oorn market to-day there was a better supply of wheat, sad the trade ruled tolerably sodas, at the quotedoss of lest week. Good white samples sold at 48e. to 60e., sad red 44e. to 48s. par quarter. Barley was a fair supply mad met with sa satire iuulry at fatty last week's reale; namely, 33e. to 375. per quarter. Oats were • limited show, sad lambda/lied last week's prie r, namely, 30e. to 30e. per 24 stow. Beene were sown and quite as dear as heretofore, good sorts realiaing 62a. to 64e. par 38 stmts. The nit that has receady fallen hes greatly Improved the pasty.., and grass Is becoming more *WOW. Turnips look beater, and taingold warned is healthy. Pota toes upon the whole look tolerably healthy. NIWCABTLY., Sept. 4.—Large supply of fanners' wheat, condition various, but genettlly better than last wt ok ; de mand brisk, and the whole cleared off at prima of this day week. At., ivals, foreign and coastwise, limited, and little basinew push's; prices unaltered. Plow meets a good am empties demand at full rates ; supply light. Oats more in quired for, and sweet Facets the tarn in alien' favour. In other amides no change. NORWICH, SEPT. 4.—The corn markets of this di/U.lot have continued extremely quiet during the peat week, and there is soarrely say change to notice in prices. Chelms ked yesterday, and Bungay, Woolbridge, and Stowmarket cm Thursday tad no variation in the rates current for wheat. At Exchange to-day there was a fair supply wheat, bet the business dose wee limited. as the were sot disposed to take the prices offered. The sake made were Is favour of the buyer. Some little rustily of new barley was offered, and was taken off at last vale. rates. Is other grain little passing. Flour 6d. par sack chseper. White wheat (weighisg 621 b. to 64 lb. per bushel) Is quote d this evening 47e. to 495.; red ditto (weighing 00 lb. to 6316), 435. to 475. per quarter. Flour, Ms. M. to I. per sack, from the miller. Latent &versos :—Wheat, 2,1111 rltrtevA . a .. 4 455. 4d. ; barley, 70; tourism, at 365. U. Cor period lett yew :—Wheat, 2,527 quertere, at . 61372 . 7717 tar mutters, at 43e. 10d. It meats from this that the deliveries, although tolerably ••, re still co a eraide• scale than usual. Nonntimmus, Barr. 4.—At oar eta ameba to-day, with • aradlarsie supply of bon tads of mew and old wheat, old pae• made the tall foes of iths provisos west ; there ens an • goad dmosad foe sew ot umanied Mem Good scats of sew white .11 at 61e. sad rod 475. • old whits fa• sad aid 465. pre porter. This. via tar cones is horny, good visas( sorts mans at tit pot limos ; two mw..... dew what maimed Ws. to Os. got , gnaw. On. we gad add at /Me fewweek's lelen, saw gulitiss ban O Mini a. to la., and otfakto Ms. to per la moms. Beers were timer, as MISk. to dd.. p. /11 steam, with it wan Ire Ths ware ambit I the post west has bass farwarolth tee the ad MT if saw more gran. Twain a. fotypoormL nu premixing. Gemergly speak*, psidoto bald O%IIOID, gam 4.-Beroples 1 wheat wen deadest. at sesehet r t e s t2 a r rZie ll trttass 9l .fm lhanses bad Arm sad last wade. rim siaswshttrad NNW n i llt a ti s o riirokt attar. coals *at" swans, with • large elsamed e tea a :Elsa at *OM 446. to H. yee qr. Net • sly* oI The as. Mose • steady We, at Us. aillE gmenes. snort Si. the oeighleemeng ingladstdip mootooky to dm ofitot—A modlorate supply of mid all kWh, met allbsagli g tern promo twat vo• your lA, mg Welt hot trook's Wok lbo owl mast Ms a egal grows sea usgwassMe is the mi . .1 The . intro aro tomoittlly piloted to This . messeswe sea pootoor aso be 1 y lesmanse. P7llOl/1020110N, 1911. T. 4.—We had a fair supply of wheat We to-day; Sae sampiss sold readily at be week's pies.-oty 46.. ler 611 lbs. rue barley sought after, dad Mahn Is she. Not is away mew oats as Int week, sad prices eritt altmatita. New wiater hams casing for seed, sad 625. to 645. yea qr. wee asked for them. KMADINCI, am. show of wheat today Wales& shorter the V user mousse di horn& Itestrea haw pretty ill supplisi, Inds we set nay twig ivies Med positron& the rya at ibis day rdorellit Ths ray* of horsy ear lydsod ; is Ns to als. was mil, bat taw berm raid he hid. Oats, bums, mad pre tally as dear so yosylossiy. Rocursons, eirraare 4.—Thaw as a bit show of whit se hie eon array to .dity, the rest balk at width was that by layers se tbo orris pros of lost wank, but ate herr' kid era the lista& sore anal at this roses of the raw, owl, the here wets were ism& of air timid respies of saw win Boma, hr whki aa sheer of la. was ask& lid so sihp la that aids Win mon& ski Ns dr hail ire ht Why, the gnat balk if the sorpiii of whilt midalei await. no 1,. h media rasa la awa oppasidii sod hoe is orapera ams& lie b mop is Wily gaisprine ars ta pir& to open bidlt. ilarlies booby lei sad is used to- Maass, salosass iris& Oita werridl, sad to shot sin a arise of N. pa gni, bad to bo astraded, hairs it poniard to is, rep Ms& Deese par the ores ad hot ark. Ths fiestarg sn As istatior W ilea wisest. 445. to 4se. ; ass, M.; ad is& his, to 44e. ; fey ele. ; booby, Ma. to ; aaet, Ilk. le $4. ,• bows, 40a. to No. • awn, 425. 44e. Ths adiel lot d morksta bad darn; the week hors hos watrairly supplied with whit, is et hi week. width • kir saiwat bairn woe drat et the tea prow - - - - - Wisaacm, Barr 4.—W• bays afar of ant sad I aid wheat bw la-dad, and bat little of may other Beek am load sod mid be called Is. per qr. cheaper. rt samples of sew age showing of good qadity, sad aide le. Id, to Is. 2d. per stone. De harvest may be confide,. to be secured in tbis neighbourhood, with the exception of ; few fields of balms. Pnoes to the grower : — Wheat, whe, , 46.„ t o 48e. ' • extra, 494., 831bs. per bushel ; re d, 4 3 5. to ts. extra, 46a. Oats, Is. Id. to Is. 2d. per stone. B taz , , 48 ;: to 604. per quarter. Wortherria, flare. 4.—At this day's market the, was • good supply of wheat, which sold slowly at rub e over the currency of this day se'nntght. B ar l ey quqe dear and more in demand. New oats again Is. pe r „, cheaper ; old unshaved. Beans end pearrather highe r . Yoke., SEPT. 4.—At oar corn market to day ther e . 4 an average supply of wheat, both old and new sampler, m a the market had a downward tendency for inferior sampl e , whilst good qualities for the most part made lut w ee k, mac Old white samples sold at 48s. to 475. ; red ditt, 44a. to 48s. ; new wheat, 48e. to 48s. per quarter. B e i.; remained without @lteration In price. Oats realised r e quotations, selling at Is. 3d. to la. 4d. per stone. Other web of grain remained stationary, beans selling at 48a. to 61s. KIRKCALDY, SETT. 4.—The weather during the week ley been peculiarly chengeable; it has earned more or lees nay day, ocessionelly falling in torrents ; aeverthalasa, *4 the 3plioa of Monday, we have had partial cutting and cony. tog every day, so that soother week, If the weather bete g flue, will do much to Ming the harvest to a conadeska the early districts. No damns has been done to the pat e , but potstoes are much more diseucd than they were hp week. At our country markets, this week, we bed atay little of either old or new grain offeCtur, owing to fume, being engaged with harvest. Buyers were o&e;11g seed. vane of is. per qr. on old wheat end new barley bat alin e complied only in a few instances. Hers, to.dey, ' s t ud very small supplies of all kinds of grain. Wee quick for ell aorta. Old wheat end new barley Is. per qr. dearer; oats same es last day ; only two parcels of ne w w h eat, cm. Attica poor. What, old, 38s. to 495. per qr.; new at t. barley, new, 27e. to 32a.; oats, old and new, 2i e , 64 to 28s. ed. WATlltrOluo, Burr. 4.—00 r market ham been oematily supplied with farmers' grain throughout the week, sod es have only to report a moderate Import of foreign. The trade, OS the whole, hes ruled firm, with a shady demand for most articles. This morning, with so increased delivety from tie Lad country, wheat sold resdir m, at an advance of 61. per bend. Barley brought former end oats met a fair imp:th u y, unaltered rates. We ha ve d rather more demand kr Indian corn this week, end prices most be noted 3d. to 4a. per barrel dearer the hat day or two. Foreign wheat bee ue undergone any change in valise, and millers only boy is small quantities for mixing. Flour, except the best Muth can be bought on lower terms. Imports this week 1,435 qrs. • Indian mint, 3,3e5 qrs. ; flour, 250 stela Exports this week:—We lst, 150 kb.; t, holy, 10 Isla.; oats, 2,911; flour, 846 sacks; Indian oorn, 100 b rie; hang meal, 20 sacks. 81E100 CRAWS AGAINST 4 COLLECTOR OP At the meeting of the Richmond bench of =t est oa Weida' , the 0011171 was occupied for a mashie. table time la the lavaileathea of several charges profaned the Cimaluleatsa of faked BATUMI what Mr. Hoary Bertetegs, their lets eerveyor sad collector of lames sad seemed tare for the teen el lifehmend, of !Isolate aa berated the peddle money to swry ecnidlealie amount, end also with halls, illegally received tenon from wend of the inkabitaitta after he had area to kid the aloe of col lector. There warn a WI attatedsase aJimeltherates. Mr T. R. Reeve raided, and than wen alse preeent Captain Mos, Caplets Paktum rad Mama Calm, Lambert, sod Lowy. The prior& was brewed up by habeas from tha Mhelh's peke, when he bee bus holleed nadir the wit hal al the emeatiNkusre he a 42/Mir. Mr. Mura t %- drafted by Mr. Junk seadoctsttea romillos as MeV of thet Comolasissept of !WNW ylirows sod is aqua" aimed Hall appeased as behalf ef the Warw. Mr. Bell at the remmeseeemet ef the preemedinge, applied le the bah to allow the ems is Merl ever for • WOOL It eyes kerraain miry validvario charge, ha ad,...d .. mdest • prows who bed us • la sorry, sad kr wliet ie l i t zuselsimi. ri r me r i M •• = dd Cr .. ilh wed •• • WWI of el smite& va in Mat bi impold hem the menisteme of ameasei, ad he at the nom time odd be bel is* est with titan le the Maoism la the preaser's mein " • pressedleg woad Woe hem rhea Met would km MAMA the neer l▪ : up leserer bilh irt ample Mos had dm* hese albedo& the primer te porn Ms Misr ; anease d with seeped to the of • neeptemise, the ma aver la the esoirria =Abe smilebeles, tieeras and es W ail th ey to de we to wholtar entaNdeed any minimal Gilboa spier • party mossed, red they were set swam that the ermm peremell any nem pewee te oneepreethe • ohsArip of May Err wry pthele Wiring 101 l The Mimeo he support at the sharpen saninet Kr. Bur bi .d re Me dm gees Cato. It appeared Met he had eared on the beam el • timbre tnerthent at ilesised, sad wee eppoioted Meesea sal ansmod tea seisser for that district In the year MIK He erithmed to bold the albs vfr down to the rani of Deesealler, UN It , bet appearett si t i. the rumens kw the eammisimme to noppeeet the mot are the Oa -3....1 lectors every yew, mad the appointments mob at the clom of ere ismoid year 41111 the kb el It sp frairit Mr. berlivklas wee of apoil, IMI, int he sestiona lase is order to close the sensate for the per 01.56. and nembed la the •I I Winkr ran the 12th of Deeember, WY, rhea hb amnia' were iseesM gated by IL,. bi, the o f Mow der the Mr= was it amearbisal tier the • • seeseste wee to the wont of 71M, mad mined that he led mates• ✓ed sad mieeppreprharl the labile rim to tire mint Is ammeresare eTtla dimmer' the oenenisimerosearaked the power meld in ass by the masa la ark sues, and the rinser Irmo ••••••liir IL dig their . variant le Ileresseveget lass Gaol esti he should pep the mew. It walrequently tresspired that the primer, elm be bed Nerd to to °armor, had nerved • eseranabie nL rion of the tsar that were due kr the year a sad the ocreerreete was that those Ishabitemste wbe pelt him were ammelled to pay the amass a mewed Ham end odic theme sirenselesme the wee amyl With bevies dashed the moms be by Yee ordeals Illr. Hail, the asee smarmy, Mr. Sabi at vary ooesd Ism* epperaelly alli Mliill of Moore that Ms aresdedoners led boil the to the arm Imam* surely as • debt, sad that dory lad w eaved a patina of the newt by the aims end sale of the prlmeer' if s property. Yr. nr - rell mid he wee sewilling be them ta the way at may one ht the pukka el Mr. hat it really appeared to him that the ems quite ii Merritt, sad that the only qualm Mr ester was whether mew had bets obtuse& by kite eepresalw. dose or mot ? TlieCljairtoset said that be was Oahe tom opidat. The matters referred to might b very pad Ws to me bskr• s fury ; but the Twist/atm had all to trf the ewe, sad therefor* they were new gag tfsleeaat. In answer to a quantal path the batch, Mr. Belle stated that the Worm had so ateboitty whatever to WINO texas Ix the peer 1867. He added Ow to moored bleat re odvai ewe el the before the books - kr that your wire sele sleds oak sad he altered the els et the receipts for HIM* IBM _ _ _ W. airs* ilea elated dot thus were a greet ember of own in irbia We wYe ase emend to Iwo resolved money ; bet be sashimi it would only Mme/ le peso' epos bed then, le wbkb the pri mmer mem/ to home reeshrod the anew d 161. 4.. 71. lb. NM Ip. 1b WK. sad Ida. dal. The Idea. Ya . Nair, • Waders udidetsr, vita bud the bet oemilleod am Is roves of the Wesley's dee. deplela Weld, and two ether lehelbilmits who bed paid Me nab eine were then eseoleed, end they proved Mpostedb Omer, sad that he gave a result old alb deposed thee the Oases, bid so wathroddy to receive them sem, awl that Le bad ems aoseeeted for thee es beton of the pada°. The primer, apes beteg maid in the weal ken whether be hed eitything to ay le answer to the charge, replied he hal weds( to say et mese% end be was then filly com mitted to Wks Ina trial spa limp wit& Who charges. MARNA D 14177 Or AN OLD WOMAN IN 'DYING I 0 SATI Eli 01ANDOMILL. A fearfal EIHUILDS, SATURDAY NIOMT. • took place at Flatworth, doe m . A lass Ellsm illg tad d real be/ Mai \setae this ghee Ws dlr. gaAlla dr W soil it sopa be the wbeee See al amp, • leap of gllnta's woes, nets, ad inghtsre, arta hew se megleged, were ratrair la the lease ea Baia, dews by the side el the Sly* sad Tps leilway. Aa old wawa amid haw Hers, ens of the party bat bad • We parelyaed grandees et Be lama with Ye, 'ale wee eels ems pees al egis As they wen eau* down the real ille AM Ne &sty Tea between the veils of the up lila, sail lbs ad woman maim the trent beat Blyth approaching sashed to his rescue. Mae she mold got hold ot the boy the trate wee deem apes Ilea, sod libeled oak thee le peek bba hers' low beams Ile elates t lea dews, sad Bs weal pr weer bet, Yard waft her to two, sad she sulleag slime of bar amt. Sas boy bed set Oh amok baled bees strait ea the by tbe tram sad was meesselsee. Be was lessaleitellyrineved to the Due Cow Oble4eses, at era llly elleaded es by the sergenst bet these No so hopes elf bie tamaery se ho bee received • cap meg= el the toots. FATA T. ACCIDENT win= BATHING. TYNZ WOUT it, SATCRDAT.—A nose imply OCOUTTIMIS bps Isplace is this reset standa wando• A Yong inns eke, bad eptallai It bi ttLys i = anls a i tryl i irdsy gem slag le stag e west dna is the Leas ands, sad look • boat to beds'. It la evident AA he bed bees paid out an accident to a shesl, ass did eat limy M, on had dived heed foremost ant et dr best, an t h en bang cal, two dist water, be hid Wm& the b W ri iith_ greet violence. He came up se big trek with . titreoigiiiwoe that he drows e'', and be was pie d ap and brought *aims in en noun seine amiable. He was leunalbutly take to his uacWe and . ceratully attended to, but died about 10 es . H. bad injured his 'pia s by the blown. irs . tes7 =occasioned his death. RAILWAT RITENSION ft Eanz.—The Warm sad opuses are ahead, caning oat peas work for next essalea. • railway is pespeed boa Ilford (an the Emden Comtism bee) to Omani" &sea, rat Oapr. At ea te leran! smetimer, padded :Per by btr. J. 1I•ryon Mho, / lengthy ezpleandoas ware p.m,d am which it thin la perased . emby lie gh the =of Hien& sollielesli A.*, to pow. *en w .tat plate It is a d tbsi ths nave, shalt &Row On Media to Donee... Tbeeopeue enelmiet at 100,0001., and the whets Minnie would be 33 •• seaman of the Arta Thunsow to Na Oldirendra le aleo Coins Val* ant Nallaiallmis kg favours*, sad will be Mahal la lbw amesse rr = year. 41a as> sieioa Me lbw Moo liolosei lo law sugllss.al. sod, as Tel, boo .4.8.11.1 ( = tie 1001. recpsenee therikohooenervere, She reject is Ilksiy to be plepoled wi Tat MOOen SSD FOhiten....The reports from the mon (rye the Jesertesse quern) ere sot sweerons tble week, as speeenees esesselly ..teke It sky" .per the trot bneh efthems& Os the 30th ult., J. I', Beret, Esq., et Klatekewe. mkt 16 blurs et rake wad Ik bens. A k Bedews* as,, at the Otestridee meek that set tent to whet Ow, kw three yews ege, they tee well atenhei.dro t irda healthy wed @Meg, awl, whet it Owlet, the high poled Is bettor ire the tower, though *tinker, es mews Min year eget Nor, it sot le be ceut gritef. Tie John elkek Amnia queen some Reed s Cashew. At &redeem Permit La* the Has. Jaw Hewed begged 100 blue ukase, 3 breve datke, wad 30 bank keit aka 41sys' sheathe sad ea the 24k, Ur. T. f. 0. Lem Ailed and .hot eery Ise weg, with sad bad ef de relate. The truth in this gamer we k geed eledlldea, ilts = th rift Iron eh to tea lira, tied . Ifts knot el O armee', Iseil= F uerrlr P. they Now" to th• 21•4 at Amami, diet 1$ step, ht mei Ira mated, en of th e heads elem. TILE Otl/11 AILD EAST INDIA AID CNINA MAILS. —TM Mosmaiip Ur" Caplan Bows, hit Saabs's,- km ea Salmi, lola dr above mdla, 117 pa/mom • full mewl imp t _amis ir L i awl Wa g 97,1381., sod for Akmadds. I,IIIK MARIZIB. EIARDWAIUL Bieitmenax. Baer. 4.—Tbs We d Se ess dews ' I , a Leval steer; the soma *es I, the sae sell of • etwestrsksleserster ; k - hew lesteeset es her =ls satibwilly spies 4 "Uhl Is elms it is re tart deaties. h.fti rgaZtbr= Ell"heetelvtdin' this week is the yes** sewesswe ea the Ws is to user • saws belfity We& Am • rele, We , t b rostreer ism teshs imfdllia *ma Millman do mug seas= oases weak. it aims see widesel werb =; belt dub. ihe gm*, et this year litrbsse lON* het hiss a'u ' sad I . = .truer. bell oh M a s emig has lesif. As ea • =we Webby owl wie svalis le mew lt "Wm le list pose' les have ben netelesd hoes ia esemied nimati l Wee *shaman lb hieldpbefTerishire : a d 11 =esZeties 111111.e' k ti. Webs theesiewey lideo emateleshessisset Mow la emit = j l in e,l: l lissear m , e re w quired Ow antlers to work mod. At thole to bs al direesitio• Is shileis hen whisiseer tier of a geow it is presible Is abysm with ; sag estlitill bar awe= way erelawable limihlsimha n be aspaisi. list se le the el Yak silribefas dew, there appears to be se si*eter;. sea te lids nay hula treemi Ilk lbst thell . 41 set bey may than *, weefeeermiff le ..= Are et this seems • this, seems% ilsohier t art, t'es, la shwa Wiry kerb see The waggon etwaile imperesheate, seise Ohs ems lins met elestio holm et OW. pieta Isse is. Is the aseissitard stii ni es, AIM *ilk the boats = p e • = 4, gosh crews. Hwy , seelleria. , issotive, espeolefly. to • tbs amid t, of it ; Ibis his rather moat falai whit of Isle. The Illseilha Weis endear IPA NA r isie llflothji se to the la sr ar roma Oar slip- I Ow. The try toe last leek mil win &awed hoe yeseiseisy ; sometime baths solstesiliel by the tweebeets, Itima t eihe the Coteau& and Maims =OM de het prow y sew fasten Niece the lest hatellipiew from these ; ewe sown • sispeties he halt. the biter, elm Wails ashes see lOWA OA Ibis wen b lr weer yam The biome in soh Photos wi= whibt het her hiessiises are raptetse. The nt has see edelsel to seed selbleg, bat what is spsoially ordinal ' re ter shams. d witeme wpm. the trees at Karr Ws hen des awl by tbselel at vela; sad salsa by:estales hare ' teheaplee WI widow get* iweedel • by his.. epithet lase' JIM; h e a r s eselinest mom by the basks of Keens est** ar, bee seseewhet eseetesiel the et dr stersirespers there. Is fast, basher is sorrier= Neely at either of the three yreeliessles. The report shoe by di wessisslawew mei sewebeele hero is "shrew le the err ef Web an to • peat wearer .assent with thus ken the mesellistaras sad weralweis. With fsw etwelimee the ism ate hops on lbw- I =tell teensy Aston et the peen* emptiosal MI6 elf i waste w re repel* eet of bead, to ear I seqess li n that kis °Rigby • ~hued apply that assia lasserwe ewe lope eskag.—le Yet Ina Trois than is sr thee thee wee et the eamalas• , relil l i= dB 4 ll . _ few ewe ankh wee lashed ikon Angeles this week see is ether leash 1 WI the trade is reweelle • wise erealtioe. The lespenesmi Is, berms* soelised estiedveky to the ' =his et lisishel Me ; prodsesrallehaeleise gritty, pig a r issamtembesd. we =WM lis allor i al l low prim Tlir miners is the West Bristol& eh dIeUM Emilia os strike. Several sesserp has hen Mid is iii d tbs week. at *fhb Ile me bins rhea Istererkahos not to give wey ; bat I It se has cerielsihmt thsy mil bars to de so. They have sow .SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. Abywiakii. Captain Lewis, hostltouria, lath pat In here to the eth et July, leeky,wei hosed to Luttion. sad had met Ma wm bid weather; she km burn einem! sad will dleakarge.-44 hay. lily 10. Harriet imam. from Liverpool to Baltimore, whlah Mink mi AM. low Book ea the tad of lieptember, ha bosoms a total wreck.— Dahlia. Sept. 4. Lanetvit (Yerl= PIMP), Captain CAMI9■II, from Swaim to UM with male, wee wrecked on the (hand trot tom of the ?attired group) on the Ink of Apra; mow (morpt am am) droned.— Stealey (Falkland Ulundi), July le. Loam, hoover IL The Boyd of Health hoe wed the orders to the * Merle" of the lath of heroet, doted the t dealer's Peri& Moe *sorpertod of yellow ardpe.* In the "Diva)" of August II tt detente %Mg sospeoled of pd. low teen • Mae the Mat of home, eM Gibrettee *tree hose de. owe* to coesequeoott of the Bawds( Health there basis. desendoot not to Malt needs trout Musa** IN Oro of Ityrk. at Mahe. AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. Illmsommon—Arrived: Jame Iv. De IMlaberry, from Lemke. D. Storm Queen, ClydA 29. Toug Am Ller pooL July red)" LiverpooL °stumble, LlverpooL nion, l2. awe's. Um. peel: Dover Carle. Landow 14. flarmoaldee, sod Mans /tin Ileerpool. 11. Meer* Gemmel; brondelaw. Leta.. Nalled.—Juer Abode* tor Leedom. Jul IL Buffo*. Leafrs. &MOLT. N.8.W.--Antes: Jess 13. Clanton. from 110 m 1 1 9 C. klum. sad Molyea. Leeks. 11. Lady 1111. 1 Mt. pool. It. Linde Oakfard, I ledge: Bride, Doyle Model, Lfrer. pooL 23. He re'd ef the If mein. Limner' IMIIIndt I. O. Jordan. brake. JL Mind —Jen It Omer Peas. ke London. CkeraL—Jelly 9. Palmyra. 11l Lemke. gleams Bat.—Arrived: Jar 19. dreeedant. from ?lounge. He,,,, Turn.—Arrlmd Jefelf. Neptiret% Bride, from Ueda. Anmeme.—Arrived rum IL Crude, from Worm/ If. Rem% Jely 9. Merle, liverpml; Haw" Leaden. Bided.—.leue U. MelpomemA for Ueda lessee, N.Z.-Arrived: May U. fratutles. hem Leedom WILLUNION. N.E.—Arrived: Jae 21. Ambreslne, from Loudon Belled.—June 11 AM/44 lOC Leedom. VEBEIRLEI SPOKEN wan. Ades, from Cabe. May 90, W. 91.401., len. 17.59 W. Lots [alp), hen Glasgow to Calmat% 23 Gaya, July 19, W. UM, los. 33.14 W. Labels, horn Msdru ter Idaho, la days, Aura 14. lat. 37 N. be. 42.30 W, alas Ramie (Eaten bra), hos Abyab Ice Talacall, Maul 4,1 u. 3i N.. lon. We W. Braderna (brie). hos Camelia for Lavaca, 154 digs. anal 80,11. i 2.12 N. ha. sow. Ming et Liverpeel. boa Zara Marla Wash hie CRAIN, Lori 17, lot. 32, Ica. 37.30. Beretta Judo, (berate), has Rangoon for Lades. 73 days, hie IL lat. 14 IL, be. 17.40 IL Bee (skip), eta ealtreale, few Limiest ter UMW% 19 dayb Judy 23, la 1.34 N. Ice. If W. Mabel= (sap), bawd Balk, lat. 9.931. be. 114.54 W. OW Mart, from Callao for Queesecrws, dorsal°. let. M N. 44 W. Edward Basal (barque), Waring Weot, August 11, Ist, CA 1. Ica. 11143 W. leo. Jam (Userlean alp), to.. Callse lot Valencia, Jay 14, YL 13 N., 100. 211 W. Ilariets Marcy, from Liverpool Ms New Orleans, Awed 11110 N., Ice. 33.40 W. heat and Isabella (ably), twos 151,11010. Bay to Loudon. HO dell, August 14, lat. s4.to N.. 100. 9940 W. 1405. Wee. July le, Ist 3 N., lea. 31 W. Jobe a wed. to.. Llarpoil he Meld* Aleut 11, lat. 31 N., la, n nag lailhas, hos lavansab to Laudon, Asian 24, lat. 44 N, la. SI VI. Lambkin (Inespa, ravine booth, August 34. lat. 37 N.1ee.31 I. Onward lembeener). Nu Moats Video ler Unread, aura OLIO 34 N., ha 43 W. Ikons (bag). of Caernarvon. fres Perla Blot W Lashio, MOIR all well. dense SO, lat. 4•.411 N., Iva. 15.36 W. hewn of the death, hoes Callas, Juos 11, lat. 42.11 B. Ica 76 id Qua of the Labia tree Lherpool, 33 days, for rata. Wart 13. let. 444014, 1.1. 54.19 W. Ileb Vaasa, hose Liverpool he *Vesta, Avert 14, W. M MAIL 34 w. ta lai u malal, hes Liverpeal ler Ceivalis. lai. IN, la W. (schemer), tree Waw lot Newhesalsed. 316 ANIL ' tee. 14.24 W. Thebes (Wriest, rem Caw Novak to ealseasti, 112 has. halt aw lat. N ts.„ an. SW/ W. Wooers leach free L 0.61111 lit Blaney, 21 days, al weld* tat. 1 1. 39 /1, kn. W. Water area,for henearne, Wrest 15, W. VI N.. MR 11 W. weasille (bargee), for Madras, be days, Jay 33, la 9.34 I. Ws ' iall4W. Wm. Owens,eas Dean for Lheruel, Anon M. THE UNIT= BUM AND CANADIAN 14111.1.-- The RoyalWS Sionaer Persia sailed on Saturday last hoe Liverpool Sit NW Teel with the Amu .opa atm sad eisaplanioat of peareagers. Oa Wedwoday sit is Meth Who (as.)eaila for Cymbal with the Noe/ard or sad Candles NO& Oa Sstnrday nest the NISI= Ode Sr loft with the Vatted Stater loans. The Is at tYa riebialls Aiwa at Lin a.m., with a late fee at 9.0 OP. lbabriaborelage boat dues at about 10.30 PORT ADILAIDII.—The Uto ia, with govarastot owlinuita, arrived at Peet Mitloldr from Lieerpool sSr Sts of July tad the Creole, from the same poet, on the 1* VI fora LAdvertheloottt2i—HOLLOWAT'S °DMUS MID Pro.-101“1 Err of toe rid. w. smarm a arils t i romat. al w 112 . 14 the a( OM =L. for re PIN bi r roar las • irl si 4 k = =dr jaz i l i l= . =Lis a. L . ftle d yin t u ggil a t s4 t ositr e jtaliira . t bis a e ba m i. I Ltraitow'_,ow =. i nt WO qm aim sad re omen all the sm... of SW II le turallais row BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& )rd.tormes. Plymouth. Km J. •. UM 117T1111111%—eopt I. M a a tam BOILORMISI-Smt 3, g Omuta lamas. Laat Oallikaldk ita - PAM •la Mama. tho ate at J. a a ow. 411 , dmghter. ►RI R ILLIAY —pow I ja Waktwora Amami" Mt ot • akiola-IMa. Pao& Hank. Clborltarcamliatt. WI. Il e woof 1. Ida, 111,4.. of • sea. •• Roo Mid Room tram. OINK W. hums, • kat PO ILPOIT.-.8.0.1. M lIROMM ai a a P. lib. a • domMos. 71.45 - 1 1 . r t to 0 *6 1174 4. * rt-r ) ,, 1111.10131NPVIANItttor --• ELTON —IIVIRITT.—IIoot. I. at the p chunk. IL lbw. Gewavelik Sll.of W. oast/. Zo4, of MAIL QIIIIIDGE-11111NCH. —lei. 11, at IL POW* tollitas Data.. WEIIIV. WO of T. O. Sonia.. hos.. ot Mos. to Immo Leda. deoplotoret Mum. X* =ATHOL amnrr.-840.11. 11r. 0. S. Mak, ea, et Ear Ma, and a. OTAT.—llive. I. al al Louretoce.ll.a. Islr. T. (wood n• J . AI. - "aar at Irldwilveime. /0 1 . 4 MAUR. tog TAT Lh R r e Z at Grumwria. Irk. Lout. B. au*, 11.1100... 1 " Om Weitieorivad. irgool. / 11 . 4 a aid is. TATTEUALL-844.1. al Part.gatik Clbsedre. TA , " all' PAW =I W Illrugui Was au" la t ill a sa st Lamisi. Moor si 4. Y. sae Prolost 4 414411.A.—1105r.T. LW. /j . QVEHL NICAI niSCLA BABY Boot chiw i l e diAar M. an W Mb alr of ev4 jamtay, by U t he wan. he farther I 101141.101: as sTF.AM Werra& awed dapm , CITY or CITY ON Ogda Pam i= l er; thenewou. t= rrot ataTitini Tag N Wrap I °° C Virg tAuts-i; 4171..0, DM above Dow ot pw Noi tiww. /to u 3 for fret o, DUN LOP so rTble RI , (darling. blancoo o a ß no, T aaßr:me. MI the lam NW, IA dol gri e llNA MO Oa • at GOLD VAN , INTB.-61 TON. from LI from Oslwsv outh, *Wu , idon yymmb on [u the goverunt IMlonratlas. VV. XL Old I OND( end tee{ = llll boatel if =:11 . 1Z WATT litillMer• ho led Bouth r ad tt uv ermadZ M eseveyed. Mara ticket, ease of the 0 VOID sad .1 Me the Belle LO NO A.d NO The Public Of BTOKLe a/ s Clit t e ek : Wentern 000 C _SsMs and C100d731157; PICK FOIL]) bays made line 7 In Leas intoo &•1 'DR OF 1 1 eo-r QOM iiiiriarse; .la. U IMO. and, DR. 1 ., Nils NR Wimeso 01 Hlll eepleni Eat coal 4= l l Lma BENS ba TOS , I ialachat a watch. ealciat pm =aaril UA pv tens inP oblials Iva vlettivoss, WI =SOLI . also at 1 b. v. k T I k n i t mil Mt 41.11 d 1 In n an al' at MLII• fllllll Of ktb len 4irro ma Us on : a ▪ t