The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-11 00:00:00

BRITISH COLUMBLd. Th. news from Fraser's fiber and other places in that ♦idaity, by the City et Washington, tvports the Wein 0111 wails' for thus eater to fall. The river was felling slowly, and is lb, woes d the seat font weeks it was pro bable that the saleassgal Mn la the vidalty of Ports Hope sae Yale ronld M The - lao4;;;;Seeaislistse of Aug. 4 thorn reports on the parr situation oil sera: •• The now. masted a asaday from the Fraser Leer taring maim: is, is oar Mica, more immure the lay Wt has ft. hod re far law lima past. In ti. Me pine, It now u ow ter wt thew is as actual mitring for lite went of provisions areas theme welting as the arum hr the osier to tin,* we gesselly aff =esed le be the MINI we* or two *do. Thank nos cestart wan beldam the prime 1111011111 A• e bread, sad ads — WWI possum* is made* by tie Laws 60 'mat ealtdas has hie. AM thee* the Hudson's Bay Cceopery bare amt Isewaly owed the einuttry to fres trade, they peamiljer e asaaid= 7 l: le take as paraelziotall Irk ewe uas but tuft, Is vow beirose. le se le the swan aseapel at the twalea. who say seed lira Tithe ill have al a soles bribe w dipellai. Tbs. mew to be se doebt, aloe, abseil wort lig room Billt h www fatWt tar the moo& Tie bale d awe is WI IMOOMillftl vifci SOW pa the atnere. sad left list fell, sumlsy Z P tirig.a. This earth* wee the °pendia' IL the L esTia g =Haas . rosasqvaste er ad stay aaaseie t Wag ale to pot Is el* as Csitr submerged hem is the MUM a ere or in weir at hatband. Witth OE amid lab plow, mar Owe apposed le dealt this lergessemes at Semen would be ebtaleed—emegi le pay lea the lii rid Or bare tapeadeL We all or =to Ade apesisileas It will require may as these et tie prelim" sad le square the ewes* width le sew hea spirt hem liver. Br vill et emu vily Ile the peleblllty et the wed* " doe the sow 'The mos ineenible halms et the sews, bewaver, Ze i t sit yet elbried le. We um the discovery of • preethable le the Mei esters at thaws Rim over which applies et ponder, eis be *yet as soon se •is la bra epos& All the bate ads Out region pow w=ham id del geld-bib is New Calt , lopia„ Tb *Mee* imetrihse preaatbi sod which to mow appeeted Issortheastebis, we the traaapsdaties ever site reaped Nei realpitess theuedels name of supplies at penises le mistida the sires while aviralal praapoathig at smiths the wise Tits Middle Ptserr, owing I. Ind walk perkstly vsairelsalas, eed so pack amiss* son earn up the presipiter abieuatthe thaeata or tbreeph the dews kis" Sot ithebseled ovary knows roe* The ammitimily busess tad seaainiesioe weld aimed la eases. aft s u m il i r g ht evi rek war that tuned rued, rod Ilse thmegval *ass the attache of a bleise Ist he yes days It this maid trappribit that lageneet sake pripeOlft eparadous could Iss sionel as is ragios, led the bald became general thew seed et eilvaernve Wad km $lll Limit thlbalehrell to the vuiw mem of w doer hoe be low the priacipal repro, awl welt pialaral, S. the warms is tall. Jam at this this the impale* mesas is sale et saw mai precaieslie we Is the *gin the*, W ws4 b t Bootlace sad Wes* thaw all lislisasd say trees thinhes, weed& ems le verve the obit difeally is the way of ths aaesses d the Wass emery, MN he is mhos • arse be eveithieL" Tb 4/re Cidifervia, which te: i a g osseepasisst et hart Mese, publishes a latiar sub isiothaties at aberactor likely to be saigreals. Tbs corraspcsdast - -- " Yam: Moir, Ilfarfay, July 10, 18611, " Walks,. tits hake. at ibis pest, gives as may idissootlag Woo ststssoslog Os Is/Imo. eltmary, Mgr. lbs. Hs is by birth a Sosibass, bud bin boss sosay yowl la ths employ of the , sof is um of Aar most tnisled play es. Rs is is so ladled vtiossa, by wham its las two diadem, sad lbsos Ms whim sod relationship to ere, ~aim pod NNW Ihm. - " Pew Ihe =WA Ober, lbw le the forks of Thorp e' la 4. lisse a calsa ei ISA* knees a• the or whit lasi • arises life, eel= salipre tai Wain The use are Intalligeet imint•haing Me% elleittngeheet Mem white fess with en air ef egnali4Thnity el the isew loves time, ease NO men • llahr Oat pleases than, sea Opolarise Unit to Tlry es said so be bows but very vintikeden hem me many goad heaters, sod ems need Mt they are sahrally haboeme. Tee b set demi spas thim, Meek they bay an Orr Wag fa. The market for thelst skina bee aware ism • genie seintages Or them The eorpeay. however, she w limn terser, often pueliblng dslingesate with peat SeTient. As balsa wader has midom proven faithM tut shin ibis NO oases. It isnot Is their amuse to be home. Wigs Mr. W. arse his,, the company told ii. to be my esellem, and not to take soder of slight ohmage; bur In ta Iseg miss of years they hart bora suable to retests the Lisa character. Then wee may It.. who that firshase toads him faufal, ben as he AIM Iss he Were owe darker ; end, et !l u i s :a itelea et • pave Ohms, he eird the ral pee him orb • flyer& that he mobil ef It Or • yew. %Er bre fellows, more awes Me wise, ileek ler ihs wad. ad dared tits felt°, to ==e3 , ll:=lnee i = ea bser memos sad uailiwd M bake bars* hived rid nest sorrelinarbsessa, their sers and pie oar lasseedro the renhirmat. Since this alumsir Ponfliolna _lift hail Oa Oslo la prelim SIM led hews hem eery .le i ft New, whenever punish ment le inflieted, a 1 Cm in peemsee of tbe holly sad Meade of the ariselaek aril the rerillesties rode es armee ss periblo. Ti. Lam me milhelke i by preibmias, Itet Inek faith is very melt. They bow Om is a Ood, sod they woeAhip the Qom They serer hen Mirka emits, except wiles the Owl as.., whish b edit., ass kWh/ orpowed amour Olen area 1156. They an marle d early childhood; Where arriving ad =spotty the ass. ad • are eanissee helm eC by diihreser Meets had- Ike. The wlme ere sad se tees re the arerege of ether wean. tome of raw mune its sprightly and very petty, hat use not all eiehment he chastity. The men are ei..ye Makeas ; they de ad slim their wine to meek to • sae molt is their prallase. The women do all the liredgory se is ether savers sedleas. Mae is so chime sees than. The oldest ms, bevies the largest baldly, are the but they have se anew thy. They an Mid to Wet etegest for theft are end array, aid applieat* end il d le vim dinars arise. The Mises ley Comfekey easy an Ober. ban Ise ore lWind that he Weil for Use& &Muhl a They ne Mem kin mother, and fly, the friends of the lend do sot has,—the fried of the marderer pair. , whenever they meet W. They mew forgive lejeries. This hell a vim emelera life, std hem so knowledgeof the pines Mr of this own ages. Whole am dim be Is iWly relied op la Ye red, mot car ried mal at the berm Mar operiter • Aril la weeping sad howl*, meet enema Om repos, the body le taken to Me Shed grams* In thesis., end plated In box bail t Lapliat stacks, awl roiled • am Or her the pima. They e e so idea tithe here, essepelhee heaves is ahem and bell below. There is es &ITU, me evil *die. That. ',trishaws* is armee hem Oat. Keay of thus believe in moaner, ad Mete when Clod, beam, hal, or • future life see motioned. They are vein, earl dim extrevainiatly whim they have seamy. White shins, bled coat., lc. , are common among this.. The lodlens slam Trwer River to the head ef the big saws. ill *yolk the ✓an Languor ' s, sad are nippiest et be me tribe. Above the canoe Ma Comm reside..itli whim the Leffler§ an always at war. They live chietly on .alms,which are caught in great gasoline at this mama, sad hid, then placed for pm• serration in a box, celled hied into the branches of tall tree*. Wien the sad the summer supply of food is Kobe, they resort se these deplise, sad lire apse he, through the long winter. The Midis of some of them is. thalweg row. We oftes or these with Imam of lined, pie or mks, bought at tbe balmy. Thereastain a hod (hansom moose the s torn, viLuer 'icking* pores them to bl t Meek • anon. thievish lime, and always reedy to break au engage- meat alum they can du so in misty. At present they have ao fear of puoishment ; bat tbs patience of ths it .stose le nearly exhausted. I here beard throne of • war of eater eliustbe. They are useful, however; for it is not airmailing"' ✓te to ase*te the rime without' one ladlan pilot Mr. Walker gives me some particu la r. conce rn ing thie etiolate, which wilt be (starvation at this time. The cold is sot so ,to v. - re nut so long continued as might be nipposed hum the high latitude sad mouotainous nature of the coun try. Mow Berm mosains loog upon the ground in the nil • lay, though at i 101•4 fallen, the depth of Ow. , sad five feet. In Winter the twonealue are covered with snow close dews mad the wir is chilly. The climate is very variable, and the change souldmi, violeot • sad of the most diserresableolea. meter. A strong triad blows in thee/Menotti, nicer of duet At this lime the murniage and some of tee even- Wiese. delight/sl. We rise so early, and toe daylight Menem lam, that we often fall whop Mime night. The akin. mime as eanahogol shower. we sew eioudiese. The earns is growing, and the bright snots of lingerior twilight :u r g e 'hart • perpetual day. It is sot pleasant to look spa the outran bat ems me lead natant sow. The one is height ad cheerful, and invitees to labour; the other lying Hearse, Mend heed aid foot. Them prenousdayea thorn—all waned—the bares of each are Immense ea illesioo, • vanity, • vexation of opt; it—picks, shovels, and mehors lying idle—and Cow. cork, end beano. Wog tsholowl• `• la May and Jam there to cosaiderable rale at interval. As the sea pts earth ad wen, the mime welt, sad the mere, which have toaa gentian gradually, reach their height about the 20th el July, who the eraser begins slowly to abet.. and c•eitisaues ping down MO it le at its keen Wage in January. At that time the river at Fort Hope le sot more then 60 yards wide. It arm Mem ia the um, river the merest is les rapid. At Fort Leerily, s hov e and below, whirs the mem la sluggish, it always freesia hard. Through August sed ispleastor It is pleasant, and many Irvine, of berries Mee ia Ms woods mugs rate falls. Is October emmenses the wet seems—heavy, cold. drizzling ruins, ectengenkil with clad. Tb s tug b.. tames abeam, and a thole needed is the eventing. Novem ber coatiams the same, the sum MEM esostastiv obscured br betty fags sod awls. The taps of the on diatonic are sieve seen for the mien the sorely Ora ; sad these fry and elverts eurslopleg the anew ere eingesed entire/1y to modify the temperature. Melling as, In the ladies to esters tato their Oster MM, whillie=tmelta with Maria, tiros mid the y are Betel esi le Os tree. sad oyes she t aa-re. el fur salmon. It la sot seta the riddle ad Therraher that grin slater chow. has hoary holm ' sad hinds le key fellers fast' all thiern.untaia worn Then the wad became Wear, niquirbe des and big warm tiros. The river hennas et god with dntt ire, broken, from the lakes above, and sent down oo the current. In sluggish piece' this imbrue a barrier resembling We toe deecribed by Arctic ezgkeere, se densely peeked that it may be crossed in safety. This emblem said, which freezes up all active out-door epeeitineadeess bat a short time. In 1867 this coil eentleved days, and the river was entirely bloated with Ma. la 111th the frost con tinued only la days, sad MI sot arrive lead) lot February. lamer, was &My, bat as trait; but from October to lebrenry the ens wee seeredy visible through the foga and eked', gad the seal drinthag rains owe trequant. In theme red Atha the mows malt, led tbs river rime thowly, het need. aphi in May, whin it agate rime, sad allerime he_Waset point in Joao end July. meg =doh thaws the raise sod fogs of November, ad Dersaber, there Mas best In the firaley, bet th ere an maw dims se uneeehetable that it would require soy deleradatd Rea le brave them. Daylight lona el Una el ism In Ile musing, and it is dark at I% red Erse place ase met mere thee soma working hours in the theft dime. Pram the time the their begins to fall mai a thee sail alms the ban is ale= bee •• s, sad of they of Om era at bre sews ad s bat et verb leg der ts ea tt l these days ate averse= mart them eight hews I get told that at kw weir dame ere bare maldag est io the Over trams eV Oths c emil Webb= for long distances ; sod ft Is frost Ibllle los that a the pople who are watts; Mend to pay themeelthe Ise their i elm ya, fangs's, end anziellen Will they be aide le do It? Every body Ng/ and that there le rtes aenegh for all, wise aria sod get =IL DNS wwwybedy speak the teeth? •Irrilh "Yugatoes sal amid par swam bre and are wry seergiag rid I have base pled bequetly by th e bile of • Week wt. Fire are abodaat. - Buis are wares. Than are but few birds ; this megrim re whom I look at the prefethr of berries eel the thwe woods. I Love sot me • 'wheel ear any other wild .tiled , not sow a moth Is the Fart are two ma, awl the Who, haw a kg whlik west be a area with •kw Igo eel lele the woriskie mod set loss k the thirther—the slather Wesel dams see, non Y w easel mope the harm, rawahl of the wted through the ress. The bases= ono slarve dia ll the Sorest anamd. Thin b pratlar ad rapitheese ie it as ; bat le the bar d eve which the lilt diesse b torw s art imp kr • wise, With wily • Writs, le the spa Uri rub over the mow " Tea emirs haw Fart Irr, Pitt Elm repthe the Freer bar the ease. Mr. Le e. Nishen i trle hes presperal wry husks& of seise or those eel who glees • glowing hoar/ 01 all be hoe me g sal las the Wrest - online, ho ever y hes dad, swept =eo lhe erde a tsis up PM Il_s le the odes. Aar stowlf=Mee be are to • shit dials NI slim beg, writ wader elm mil hip, serreeemild by wavy reearifes. Above the Ithe the deer is they ad he wee sally able le ermal les Übe is his heft V geld mid bleak end egwywhete. The balm woe hkeilly. but wry Ay et width. - The iWf Mid him as while ma W ever boa there, eel hoe veer Si rear of tbon le be heel. Time we phut, cf pmts. rod lie wok bad the d *semsee. WWI@ the C li eeTtine we ebbe te props& ewe& e s rens • were sprisse, sod Ore was pinky el lbe sew further up the river, ad le pith Mt the plea. " A Tarty of twenty ma raw le from Themes *her. They are pertioalarly down es the eetsatry. They diet W hom Uwe is gad there, ad dein di pmsas to avail the reeks of kit for Its leneer. Froth beets the only article to be had in WA white INS raseot live as fish hed dose. They dale rest tam& Mrs turn sale saw, sad se up Fressee, Werth the seeress of which rower dear the earth with disks puddle. It it ear up, bet why one hopes to reach it, and IR ore raid If there is oat, gefil ; they ar War tits whster's all, rod work throesk the shed Asp that rear* Erb epee the been me. I bier them sty they bore let= be .she he etas Yes Willett. It eurydeee the ere& dime web while wee tell of wheestag hrleb a, They ray we love whined la realm hr absw whore they we- pose be pool Vied h lell the. tales—sell why eassot they do the sere Farms they gee ; far the Warr wlll t e =del dwdo lleth aisa r 1 has performed wades. &wee ho the forts of human wheraeoe an dahlia abed to be rode !sown. Yr. J. Weasb, of Violate, had • claim upon Bailor's Bar, whisk he loth lip V epo4l. The river was low, sad he was able le work after maks& a rocker out of a pine tree with or ass and a jark-knit. lie hes bees able to work but erre weeks since he wet up the river, sad in that haw ha shows as • melt 264 ounces ,- the last 19 of which I haw just seas put Leto the heeds of Mr. Walker, who has jar perdossed sere eke pew& Awe her source, sad rims the meth ol kie story. GOVERNOR DOUGLAS ON THE NEW GOLD THR EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1858. 2nd West India Regireent—Liestarant W. Cooke 0' Shaugh nem to be adjutant, vice Jones, promoted. DEPOT BATTALION. Major the Honourable Daniel Gre•ville Finch, from half-pay unattached, to be major. Major Herbert Russell Manners, from half-pay unattached, to be major, vios Sykes, whose appointment from half-pay, as Mated In the Omen* of the 24th August, 1868, base bra oartoslisd. Captain Rodry P. O'Shea, from the 9th Foot, to be adju tant, vice Mills, who exchange*. STAFF. Brevet Colonel Edward Rowley Hill, from the 63rd Foot to be deputy adjutant-gamma to the forces serving in the Windward end Leeward Woad; vice George, whom term of service on the staff ham expired. UNATTACHED. Major and Brevet Colonel James R. Brinker, on half-pay 16th Foot, late deputy adjurat-genaral in Ceylon, to be lleutenant-colonel, without Major and Brevet Colonel Ir l D han arleY George, on ball-pay 22nd Foot, late deputy adjutant-general in the Windward and Leeward Islands, to be listatarat-ookotel, witboat parcheas. HOSPITAL STAFF. Auroral Surgeon William Flaming Cullen, from the 26th liZat t o .d be resistant surge= to the forces, vice Peppin, to the 2nd Foot. 1111.11VIT. The tuadernisatiased pronotient to take piece oonsequent gym the death of rnraa-Genurial Arekibald Money, C. 8., 11. C., Colossi of the gad Dragoons, on the 26th August, 1858 :—Major-General Beaumont Lord Hotham, lieutenant-colosel on haffs er. nnater hid, to have the rank of liiraterat-general; Garai Joseph Pater son, *okra ossearadrit, Feet, to he lieutenant general ; Brevet -Coknal Mawr J. flied., from half-pay r Ilentrasza-oolord, 4th Fost, be be nejor- . gentral ; Brevet-Liersaant-Wond Gay Man , on bnif-inly a s =ajar warh•elawt, to be °Mori ; Brevet-Major Adolphus F. Hood, on half-pay Royal St iff Corps, staff railcar of rto be lientennet-ookesi; Captain William Col t rl' easke, Royal Engiassre, to be major; Captain Charge gravely Hill, Rifle Brigade, to be major in the easy; Brevet-Major George Suavely Hill, Rifle Brigade, to be lisrarent-oolmal in the army. The andientationed cams, having completed three yesrs' renal service in the rank of liantatant-colonal, to be pro moted to be colonels in the army, under the royal warrant al dr SA October, 1864 :—Llentensat-Colonel John Alfred =0.8., of a depot battalion; Lieutenant-Colonel Pym Harding, C. 8., 2214 Foot. The trariries as Brevet-Colonel of Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Lowry Cole, C. 8., 17th Foot, to be antedated to the Ilk Mega, 18IA. The nnlesannilenal pIIMINSM to take pima in the Indian MilfagyFerese djr. Melenty, coneequat oa the death of tra....Chrinls Fredrick Parkinson Lester, Bombay ,ma 3rd July, 1858 ; Jangle Henderson Donator 7111hrienbay Infantry, on 12th July, 1868 ; Charles lusty lamb Indiotry, on 19th July , 1868; sad Lien- John Anderson, Mane Inform ca the NW Jay, 1858 Durkin Gordon ikon, Braga Infantry, to Mi t e lleata leal ent-grieraL To be Major -Generala.—Colonels George Campbell, Banal Artillery; Peter lanss, Bengal Infantry ,• Alexander Lawrence, Madras Light Cavalry ; Sir Fredrick Abhor, C. ,B. Lieutenant- Governor of th e Military Col lege, at Addisoonbe, late of Banal Engineers; John Fowls, Bradford, C. 8., Bengal Lt Cavalry. Tin Comminion Mniar-Oloarsl flaw Polwhale, Ben- Infantry, to bear date Ist May, 1858, and that of liejoe-Gateral Richard James Bolero)] Birch, C. 8., Hiegel Weary, to bear date 4th May, 1868. SPOBIING. LATIST ST. LEGER BETTING IN LONDON. 4to 1 eget TozoAilite (wanted) to 1 The Hadji to 1 Eclipse 10 lo 1 Volta 10 to 1 Bantam 12 to 1 Governess 12 to 1 East Langton In the morning as nachos 7 to 1 was laid against Toxo *lite, and as littler 6to 1 wan taken about Volta. The rearnon is shown in the above list of quotations. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—Fan BT. LEGER. 6toloptVolta(t) 7 to 1 MipsHadj l (t) offd) 10 to to 1 1 Tozophibto ( (old) 12 to 1 °overuses (t) 12 to 1 Irk Leeroa (t) 20 to 1 Baboon did) GREAT YORKSHIRE ANDICAP. 7 to I apt Goodostova (t) 8 to I Prime of Denmark (t) CESAREWITCH STAKES.. 20 to 1 apt Rocket (t) 20 to 1 Moline (t) 25 to 1 Warlock (t) 26 to 1 Rooms Coudiat) OTIALif MAIL COMMUNICATION BETWEEN AUSTRALIA AND NSW ZEALAND. We are able to announce that Mr. Sewell had twelad haate proposels from Moms. Pierson, Cohens', mad Co., mat ZOOM at Hell, to undertake our postal moles. Them lave tabedtted to the hoar postnatal, and approved. The hose parnatuat, ere learn, Is wagered to enter into an absolute t to pay 14,0001. per an awn for the coaveyante d mails between Australia end New Zealand, leaving 8,0001. per annum with • DOWSED* of tere and a half per cent. on capital (equal to 2,0001. a year more) to be bone by the colony. The contract to be for em yews, determinable at the expiration of seven yeave. Mr. MSewell hes provisionally agreed, intro the part of the ousy. The treasury will eater their part of the contract absolutely, without referenoe to the Australian 00100101; and the contractors are content to rely on Mr. Pewsll's provirdonal engagement on the part of the New Zealand geernment. As regards the proposed advance of 26,0001. to the eontractore, the Lords Commissioners see no objeotke, provided the money required to be advanced be not required for the purposes of the loin, and that the amount should be replaced In reasonable time from eolo. teal funds. Led Ashley, Mr. Clay, M.P., and Messrs. Smith Bothers and Co., bankers, at Hall, have heal named by the contatotors as their referees, sad have returned astir factory were as to the responsibility of the cm- Melba. Masers. Smith and Co. state that the oce tractors have at present three, certainly two, of the vessels required, of the stipulated tonnage and heese-power. The steam ships at present proposed are, the Lord Ashley, 440 tons; the Lord Weeky, 414 tons with two others not named, one of 800, and the other of 800 lens burden. The matter ewe now to be practically cos eluded. We say teal, eabalateupon the vessels having left lingleed at about the middle of last month. Mr. Sewell hinted' ie 'append to be now on hie way to the (*lofty ; bat no private Was from him, so terns we can lean', have been received la Ancidand. Mr. Kirkwood, of Melbourae, has Fithe o&r made by the New Zealand government, to tts* Wow of the White an steamer, under aped conditions, for two years ; a bonus of 0,000/. per annum being elkierel. The reseel was to sell from Melbourne at the .ttr sad of last month, sad may therefore be shortly mooed in the Manuel harbour.—Sesiders Cross. RAILWATS.—A return ordered to be printed on the 14th of July, on the motion of Mr. Lowe, M.P. for Kidderminster, shows that the grand total amount of capital and loans for railway., authorised by act of parliament pre vious to the 31st of December, 1867, was 387,061,7341, of which 7.732,4961. era.. authorised to be reload by sham, and 2,614,3161. by tom., last year alone. Previous to the year 1167 281,114,1621. was to be raised by skarn, and 0fitt7 . 7 , 31 by loans. Of th e share capital paid upon the 31st at her last, 173,624,3041 was not receiving a dded is tossion any preferential dividend or interes t. The lad moan st the d.eidende on the ordinary share capital at railways was 6,391,7461 ; capital to the amount of 18,126,6271. received preferential interest or dividends to Ms amount of 2,706,11171. The total debts of oompanies at the end of 1857 amouitted to 78,406,2371., and the interest thou payable to 3,240,6831 The total amount Thick, 'at the ad of the year, the various companies had raised by lamas and loans was 315,167,2601., and they then retained power to Mae 74194,6181 by existing share., by new shares, and by loans. 283,967,2651 is the total amount expended la the cansimillia of railroad works. The length of line open fee tads en the 31st December last was 9,447 miles (2,681 of dm*, end 6,356 miles of double lima). 993 miles of rail road were helm constructed at the close of the year, end Mid Mee dike were authorised, but not than commenced. Tao toad Werth of lines for which companies had obtained peeves prior to the 31st Deo., 1867, was 13,662 miles. THE MAYOR OF MELBOURNE.—ne Mayor of Melbourne, who has arrived in England to congratulate ha OD the marriage ot tits Prawn Royal, has been rwuT Yeses eisotal chief ategitrato of the espial of Viesek. He to • horn ocknisa sad is shoot 60 years of ago. Hie Aches ere caddy Arrived ken land purchase. At an soft ported of his career be bought a pleas of land foe 161. k Visioris, which sow beings hies in 8001. a year for ground rent,. Another pieced leek which he purchased for 301., he his been o(ued 2,000& ter. His fellow-eitizenr, Jam ham hie leaving Mamas for England, subscribed 6001, sad preseeted it to him, to purchase a plea of plate In the mother-conatry, to be kept is en heirloom In his family. COLLISION WITH Lon or LIFE IN THE Masser.— The Dutch schooner Marganes, bound for Lubeck, and the Hatboro. inward boned, were in contact on Thurs day maker MI the Cooky light•ship. The adman fouadered, and the Grew (seven in number) met with a wateryel grave. The captain of the schooner, together with the who had claret her. were conducted to Liverpool by crow of the gig Jam of Liverpool. RAILWAY Loooitorrin roe RUSSIA. The Aires! du Hews reps Yee the /kali& steamer Royal Addable is taking en hem* at that poet ex locomotives and keine for fit. Petrederg Thar areeseedped to the Ree d= Sauey Oempenp. Then me the fret nix of the order —kr key wed whisk me bilss reads in four of the pehmird Vi burgh Ng. row Mass that a nailer ovisr MSS 'lna In Tasks* sa est the engine. have been &Ws =lssas I. r - iiliii, The follo n eseerksWilleMele en a recent occasion by Governor et Visite* Ile a aempasy of MIAMI, who wished his en the gold mane in the New Caledonia eametry " Xy Frienb—Yon with me te speak to you about Freest Almost b get my advice about going then, and my opinion el the emery. Now I will tell you all plainly, that I will not We the nesponsibility of giviag say advice on the subject. Yea hap all heard what has beta said of Fiber P.iver and I know nothing more about the geld than has already been told you by *Qom Rid you seat is ask my opinion about Fraser River Wore you kb Calibrate, I would have told you, ens and all, not to lean 'err gala homes; not to gib up the substenes fur a shadow, and to wait patiently until sconstliteg more dedaite was known about the country. Now, bp poet I were to tell you so ? Bums, I were to adobe you one and all, to rehire immediately to year homes, without gotta Airtime, what would the now be f Why you would ell refute te do so ; you would all my that bane will never Mt. After the trouble and expense we have had is fouler Maio,* pet go to the end—we mast ale the elapheat. Aal wimp you might think that I had eta elentot to gala in bargise yea tram relay to Frew rine. Now know, ma, lobbyism wish me te tell yea. You wish me to say there are lets etgold in haw River, but that I will sot say, because I am not brain of the fact myself. But this I will tell you ea my own settled opinion, that I think the aaalry is fad egad, and that seek and north, and south ef Freese Ri ver then is a geld bid el incalculable value and wow. I have told our *deem Qum so; and I now tell you se, sal It I mistake set you we the very men who as pro,* by year ebbe and antetiories whether my opinion be right or wrong. &bomber, Ido not pies you that bats men as an established foot, but supply as an heeded on what I hays actually soma myself, and heard from ohm who know Ibis reentry. " New, what more auk 1 ray to you, but go on and pros per, end in a few short weeks you will be able to tall me what twaser River is TAO mining tools and food In ahnedemen; you will this be Independent of others, sod may go to whatever part of the country you choose. I would not drib you to go beyond Fort Yale with your canoes, as the rivet is dangerous above that point ; neither would I advise you to take the Fort Hope road, as you cannot carry of provisions to !set you over the journey. The ro e =e; Harrison River is,"l think, the best, and we are now pespar lag to got • road opened that way ; In fees, I expect to see teems and waggons on the twenty-mils portage that divides that river from Anderson's Lake before many months are over. That is a sets and borate route at all meow to the Upper Framer River. Let me say one word about the Indians. They are all friendly, and all thievish; therefore have an eye to your things and do not leave than exposed, for in that case the Indians will steal them, ego on with them , as quietly as you as, end government will protect yon. Be careful of your revolvers, and be not too ready to use them in your own cause. The law of the land will do Its work without fear and without favour. Therein, appeal to it is all oases ; let it do Jost'''. between man and man ; let it defend your rights and avenge your wrongs. Now, my friends go on and prosper. There is hard work Wore you, and I hope you will be repaid with rich strikes and big nuggets. One word mote about the views of givernment. The miser who acts in submission to the laws and pays the Queen's does like an honest man sball be protected In pen= and property ; end am moon a good end trusty TOM are found immune will be taken for the conveyance and escort of gold front Ws plat*. livery MIMI will give in his OR pack and his own weight, and have it addressed end sealed In his own praetor, aid got a nreipt for a sack said to eons fain so much gold deal. It will to deposited In the public treasury at Victoria, sad dellvered to the owner on produc tion of the deposit receipt. There will be • charge made for the expense of eonveysaer, but this will be a men matter compared to the beatify of your property. I now wish you all well, and shall not detain you by by further remarks."— Ales-Cblifeenis. DzurzzAwcs 07 _.l WHITE lION.LY FROM 1.4 KKR Y. we copy the following interesting case from the iffaysvale (Ky.) Eagls of Asinat 26. Ous of the meet remarkatl• mid intensely int3restiegealle. ever brought before a ooart (C 0 (Cagliari was hied and tl= of our Circuit court last week. The plaintiff, Ann was a handsome youug whits woman about twisty-one years of age, perfectly white, with long, luseriant, and straight bale, graceful and easy in moaners, and has rII the ap pearance of an accomplished. std well-raiwd lady. Her fea tures hoes the highest marks of European perfection, and there was not the slightest indication of Ahtc n blood in her veins. lShs brought suit here for freedom, alleging that she had been forably ermated by the °ahem and lodged 'e the a Reel of the late Jame. Mo idea, ander the claim of the . r. ihmiteet, Mary Goddard, that she wee a slave, " when la truth sheerse a free white woman." The suit was brought nearly troyean ago by the Hon. H. 11. Stanton, sod krotecuied tp hire, with the assietence of the Ho.. W. H. Wadsworth and Judge'. D. Taylor, and defended by the Hon. H. Toylur and T. C. Campbell, lieq. Whin the jury wee won. the only timithnmy relied an by the plaintiff was the exhibition of bar own person for theft. Inspection, her carrel dousing that her appearance erre prima facie evidence of bee freedom, and the presumption trashing raised, of course the turden of pro I rested the defendant to prom her • slave. An attempt was then made by the defendant to prove her the daughter i.f a mulatto named Matilda, by whoa the plaintiff load been rowel been Infancy, bat in this they did not snorted, as so vitoolll was introduced who was present at the birth of the child. The ors wee ably argued on loth skies , and much feeling was ensulfeated in the community on behalf of the pistil:/. When the Jury hereght In their verdict to the effect last Ai was • " fro white worm" the Judge was compelled le ad ere the audience epos the impropriety of any demoners- OM of applause is a court of Junco, in order to keep down • univever Iropiii.e to show the satisfaction given by the result. NAVAL AND lIILIZARY. Rim Royal R4lumee the Duke of Cambridge, accompanied by esal Forster, the Deputy-Adjutant- Omani, hes left town fur Germany. Stun OREM= Hone . — T he following ships have ben ardiewi boa keen the coast of Atria :—Hecla, 6, Commaader Apila; Aimee, 3, Coammader Hunt ; and Milder*, 12, Commeader Svlnbarn. Them Alpe hare all been Wes pen in tamiason. THI OTPWL&L NAVY Lust—A oorrnoandent, ad ?meting to the that of the retention of Yr. Woodgene throe on the Navy List, although that Aar died In January, 1867, calla our attention to • more singular cdrourosUince— namely, that the July number of the same publication In ductee the name of James Mcßee se • &spume of hospital; seniority 1803, whereas that gentleman died in 1808—or half • oratory ago I Our correspondent within to know what has been., of the money voted for his half-pay during the In tend P—Unifsd Service &WU. HARBOURS OP • HitSuoit COBlassiON.—We are sorry to bear that Yr. H. K. Wm, who was oserelary le the Royal Osomisles ea Harken ell= hr bun impelled by Whoa* to nip the arduous wt. This is to be much swelled, as low °Sews of the uary have bad so weal =primes of hsrbesoe as Yr. Carer, who hr I devoted may yaws M thlsperdwalwrlessob of hyeograaky. H. Is, however, o the sesdai dsysesinloce by, who Yr. F. atte, al essepes sal ie tally cow potent is MI Ingwelsal telt. Tie asumksisswa sow cm the meg Retr-Aesbel OsplebieWsshlasse, R.N., sod blab, R. 1., Mr. ILP., end Kr. Coode, Y.P. Tbay win 'resod from le Belk" Dahlia, Denies Oak of Mau), amid tier Ibsen is Uwe pool.— Urdiedilerwito Otto. AMITILLIT, SEPT. 10.—APPOINTmEETE.—Lien. lemmas C. R. P. Boxer (1866), to the Cumberland, 70, strew, at Devcepcet ; C. P. Bow, to be additional of the Ciugorimed. Water H. B. Bent (1868), to be additions' of the ilsanitel, 91, screw, et Portsmouth, for melee in the Palms, 17, mew sloop. WOOLWICH, San. 10. MILITAIT COURT OF IttOOMF.—During the pretest weeks military mut at theydry, orseietleg at an. Mee Akers, bee beht Ite 'Map at the Osonnedesee ca se. Artaisey Bernick& The tout wee leethaeadl saw the Herd stiettlea et We Royal Illibeem ate Omura Cm waft is Chid Ea the laveellgeMat of etch& (target seek wind ratletemy whine one la the !sr mega el as teresolita sa helm be amiles, bat who Ns it to Imeelmt dell Mala atimalea whit Abe IThent t of Royal Massy. The waft slam he mit me Oohed Deskaava, oar raft the id Sallellea loyal Melnatp W a l . 7„ilefiret wllaurs lave beta tamlsed. The pro em easialapi ia a OM, amear• hat It la sided m geed sallmaity that Or mall of Ihs avtimas et premed edema by as mama sabstamiem the map dome wade, eitetly the meal ehreette of the detiaMet. Faiazarr or Omegas ro Paarcartax Asmara/a.— Tie wedge at Ea motet at paradrd rams ir military adlass at Hs terra b to esairtal at WadriaL Naarraas art at dr prism bar, dadirld ta pay dr nit= MI the hs Bari at Huila wat drasire Mks oat samorres sprat rah dahallm. At Clather a similar quad= was moldy do odad la brier sills arrapan. CHATHAM, Barr 10. An Admiralty order arrived this awning, di- Elthe following promotions to be made in the corps of Menu Light Infantry .—Colonel J. T. Brown to be pears]; Catena A. B. fitranalaun, sewed com mandant Wedwich t to be commandant; Colonel F. A. in be emend commandant at Woolwich ; Major J. O . 15svms, sew wing in China, to be lieutenant Weed; Mt Liss/mast IL T. Ansa, to be captain. (nom Lon axon's swam.) WAR-OFFICE, Serf. 10. Bed Regiment of Lit 1 7 kagoons—Lientenant Henry Faw cett to be captain, perches*, vice Sorties, who teem. 6th Light D le Vaodeleur, gent., to be cornet, without trios Fitaimon, sppointed to the 6th 18 1 1: 1 7 Deariono—Conset Richard William Renshaw, from 11mIl Drawee Gosrds, to be lieutenant, by par chßegimes% Asa vio has mtired. Bth ont of Feet—Assistant-Surgeon Joseph Edward O'Loughlin, ken the scat, to be amistent•surgeca. 9th F J. Ileeks, from adjutant of a depot batta- Vat; to be plein, eke O'Shea, who exchanges. 10th Foot—Gendemsm Oast Theme H. Powell, from the Boyd kilitery Ile le assign, without purchase, trios Newhall, k the 16th Foot. 17th Fcrit—To esiMitm, without purchase .—Captain Norris Golder& keen lilt-pay unotteetted ; Lieutenant Oates Joseph Trans.., hem the 78th Foot ; Lieutenant Francis Horatio Gee, Item the 871 h ; Lieutenant the Hon. S. R. H. Word, ham the 7f./ FOOL To be Haute meta, without purchase :—lneign 0. Thenbury, from the 63rd Foot ; Ensign J. 1. W. Hues& from the 38th Foot ; Ensign G. A. Crtckttt, hem the 62e Feet; Boefies H. T. Sheppard, from the 48th Foot. Tits museleden of Lieu teeant F. J. Berkeley, aa adjutant, to be astedatect to the Bed Hey, 1863. 18th Foot—To be captains without woken :—Captain Simeon Charlie Lonaade, from half- tth Foot, vice Adams, removed to the 20th Foot; Edward Abbot Anthems; from half-pay unattached ; Lieutenant William Crosier, from the 70th Foot; LieMbasat George S. Hallows', from the 26th Foot ; Liememmt James Ta nta Ring. To be lieutenants, with* L—Essigi I. W. Home, from the 34th Foot J. A. J. Brine, from the 44th Foot ; Ensign W. li• nen/km the 6." Foot ; Ensign W. 0. Bourke, from the 1 8th Olt • Badger B. T. Evans, from the 25th Foot; Ensign E. W. Ewarehay, from the 76th Foot; Ensign Thomas Watt, she Lag. 20th Foot—To be captaim, without purchase :—Oapeek A. N. Adams, from the 18th Foot; Liontehek Georg. L W. D. Finnetead, from the 52nd Foot; Lieutenant Heiery Beane Quin, from the 29th Foot; Lieutenaat Patriak Geraghty. To be lisutenaate, without purchase :— En sign H. P. Chapman, from the 88th Foot; Bastin F. Fox, from the 88th Foot ; Ensign H. Archdall, from the 39th Foot; Ensign F. Wright, from the 56th Foot; Ensign H. F. G. Webster, from the 44th Foot ; Ensign A. W. Gilley, from the 34th Foot; Ensign N. X. Gwynn.. from the 41st Foot; Ensign F. Harm; vice Geraghty; Ensign John Aldridge to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Roth tort, promoted. 91st Foot—To be captains, without purchase :—Captain the Hon. William Leopold Talbot, from half.pay 9th Foot; Lieutenant George Frederick Gildea, from the 69th Foot; Lieutenant A. W. P. Weekee, from the 78th Foot ; Lieutenant Alexander Walker, from the 45th Foot. To be lieutenants, without tuches* :—Ensign William Blearterhaseet, from the 39th Foot ; Endo J. A. 0. Carmel, from the 63rd Foot ; Ensign George O'Connell, hum the 36th Foot. The date of Hr. Shattleworth's Wppointoemim paymastertol; a;tedatierto theitiof June, 1858. 23rd Foot—Ensign Elves Mervin Roe, from the Royal Wiltshire Militia, to be ensign, without purchase, vice Colt, promoted. 24th Foot—To be captains, withoulpurchaas :—Captain Robert Osorgs_Jephison, from half-pay 68th Foot ; Lieute nant F. D. Wyatt, from the 74 th Foot ; Lieutenant Charles Hunter, from the 81st Foot • Lieutenant James Tennant Toney. To be lieutenants, without purchase : Swim' C. R. King, from the 60th Foot ; Ensign John Foot, from the 88th Foot ; Ensign A. C. Hallow., bum the 38th Foot ; Ensign R. N. Surplice, from the 68th Foot ; Ensiga D. W. Balfour Ogilvy, from the 34111 Foot ; Ensign G. C. Rom, vice Toney. 28th Foot—Assistant-Burgeon Jobs Davidp„ from the staff, to ha amistant-surgeon, aloe Cullen, appointed to the eithl 38th Foot—William Drummond =gent, to be ensign, without purchase, vice Mallet, 40th Foot—Captain W. L. Murphy, from lisU-pay anal tarihsd, to he captain, sties 24k E. Beath, who ex cheeses. 42nd Foot—The His. Hoary Thomas Fraser to be ensign, by perehose, vies James, promoted. 47th Foot—Dudley North, gent.. to ha ensign, by purchase, vice Tladall, pri.thote3 in the 16th Foot. 48th Foot—Aseistant-Surrion John Ourdent Grant, from the staff, to be assistant-surgeon. itlat Foot—The second cluistlan name of Ensign Cookie, =ad, by purchase, on the 24th August, 1868, la 62ed Foot—Ensign Arthur Lloyd Roads to be lieuttaant, by purchase, vice Hume, who retires. 66th Foot—For Richard Oliffe Richmond, gent., to be ensign, without purchase, vice Butler, whose appointment, es stated in the Gault of the 16th March, 1848, has been cancelled, which appeared in the Cocci is of 2nd July last Read, Richard Oliffe Richmond, gent., to be ensign, with out purchase, vice Henry Butler, whose appointment, as stated in the Gaulle of the 17th November, 1867, has beat cancelled. 87th Foot—AsTnetant Surgeon James Georg* Stewart Mathi son, hem the staff, to be .daunt-enrgson. 78th Foot—Ensign Alexander Ewing to be lieutenant, without purchase. vice Bog* promoted in Um 13th Foot; Serjeent-Itafror James Hart to be malign, without pur chase, vie* Ewing. 84th Foot—Major Charles F. flamer to he lientenent. colossi. without purchase, vice Brweet-Osianel David Rm. sell, C.L.. appointed inspeoting bid elleer of • rearaithag Manion; Centeht Spier HMI= to b e sjor, without Pr these, vice Seymour lieetserst liebase TOMES Pratt se be eepteht, Islamist pusebue. vies Hughes Ensign OWN Thames Hews le be Theiserat, wi h i purchase, Arne Pfeil; Sedge John Iltatai Latch the 94th Fest, to he seem vice W 9154 Feet—The sppointrointtrii=reural Meanie, Pot. bp on omeltpley, by perime, m e n d . ' ha He Gamete of the 30th Jain 1838, hes hems er 94 , 1 t Foot—Endo Edward Leon we beta the 16th Poet, to be swigs, vies Lay ipp to the 84th Foot. 97th Peea—QuesenneenwtheLost Paler Lawler to be *- eke. without pureheee, eke flarier, deceseed. 99tli Feel—Ardatent- Burros &mad HalAday Nneartney, has the & to be assistant-sergote. Mee aetato None titavely Hikhven half-pq to ewe (*Sala; Lieutenant Mira Traver Eae(ituW he c+Plan. bY purch, vice Hill, who make@ ; A. H. T. H. Somme to ha lieutenant, by purchase, vice Hever. Lab) intellignut. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.--Szrr. 10. (Before Mr. Coonairioner Fane.) IN 1E T 1103411 HUTCHINGS. Thia was the certificate meeting in the case 0( the bank rupt, who was a oontractor, carrying on bulimia in Adam street, hdelphi. Mr. Bagley appeared for the sadism ; sad Mr. Cook for the Mt!rt i g mid the bankrupt had fined before—namely, in 1868, when he owed hla creditors 100,0001., and paid a dividend of Si. t3d. in the pound. It was, however, proper to state that he then obtained a finet-class certificate. He than entered into a partnership with Mr. Willott, which termi nated on the Slat December, 1866, at which bate the premed accounts commenced. Freon the balance-sheet it appeared that he wee them dilatant 11,0001. The died ? Catentitiontr—Does that appear in the I:4lsace- Mr. Bagley—Not in the ordinary way, bat in salwianos. On looking at the bankropes proceeding., it was lona that immediately before the (Immolation of the partnership time were some trenseetkea of a most improper character. Or was with respect to a Mrs. Williams. ha ms rred that the bankrupt borrowed I,OOOJ. of Mrs. Will ring her certain plant as security , upon an agreement that the nee of the plant the bankrupt shield pay Mn. Williams a yearly rent of 2001. This agreement wr gliderlid into with the bank rupt himself, who awkrtook as Ws part not to dispose of the plant without Mn. Wmiserf a eoseent. It DM appeared that It had bean disposed rib, the bankrupt towns& parsons without Mrs. Williams ' .ocewent The Comer Belmar—Do gen reprising lire. Wilms f Mr. Bagley—No • but Hie. Willisma has owns to the W ignees. Tits benicrupt's flake wee married to Mr. Sim one:ids, an aoccontant. Kr. &monde wee bankrupt in 1865. Hatchings purchased Kr. eimacendoe furniture and removed it to the Pantechnicon. Ikon afeerwarde be made e present of this furniture to Kr. filmenande wife. It wee said that he had paid Simmonds kr it, but tirre wee nothing in the books to vouch the trancootime. The Commissioner—Who complain, d thls Mr. Bagley replied the assignees, booms Mr. Bimmands wee now a creditor. If the formica» had not been a gift to Mrs. Blmmoods, Mr. Msamonds might now be a debtor In stead of a creditor. TheContJarfiese—lt ~.2 mt to be the caws of one bankrupt helping another Mr. B a gley thought that e7sa We" cam. He resessiad to refer to the fact of the bankrupt ha been i: diLenger3sa accommodation bill transeotiona with Mr. runty to • poison's own enter was COGUNladiabis; but the complaint of the smigness was that the bealtnipt was not in a position to be generous. The alleged paroling the fur niture took place after the dreg benbreptcy. The Commissioner—What was the value of Kra. Wil liams's:ut ? /I r. Beg ley was tumble to Inform the court, but the plant wee ty for 1,0001. The bankrupt bad an unwanted sister who bad always lived with him. This sister had ban made the cover of many transactions of a queutionable nature. Lend had been pinhead in her name, the bankrupt paying the purchase-money. The sister, who had given her evidence with much simplicity, said she had lent her name to her brother. There were some transioticew with this lady which it was very difficult to fathom. After the bankrupt's mar riage, the sister lived in the house, reosiving from the bank rupt amnions] presents, bat having no Mixer of her own. It was alleged by the bankrupt that the furnitnr• belonged to his sister, and the skier maikuisd that statement. It M4sfupon ianntigation that the furniture had been sold, i a portlon of the proceeds had be traced to the T imm Ittimmiesioner—lt is a easy to shift property as It is to shift • hat. Yr. it* proceeded to state that although the owed 30, ~ the available mete were o&y 60W. Vo krill ILI months cees the baakroptey no entries had been nude In the Mr. Cook Mid the materiels were in existence, end in the I hands of the bealnwpt' vo s in Wales. M Mr.sz Cannon (dial )—The items to perked Mr. d ere not rook rid the t with Mrs. WMiams was really betwwin lb. Witlott, the beakropt, and Mrs. Wil liston,. If there had been say Meech of the contract, which he did not admit, Mr. Palma was not the person to com plain. Borne of the stock had only been exchanged. The could not impeach the transaction as to the sale of the tare. TituTdoaunissicee said there were difficulties in the cam, sad then were circumstances of a suspicions nature with ra ped to the furniture transactions, and those in the later"' name. Upon the whole, however, he did not think he mold refuse to grant the bankrupts oartilksts, which would how ever be of the lowest elms. Third clam certificate accordingly. THB POLICE C0U8749. Mien Thou .11;;;;,th;;on, and Lowy .Barnes, the wlla of Mr.Baruse, the auctioneer and picture dealer, of Bt. Pear ohureleyeed, eurreadered in diacharge of their rsoog 11111MOSS Mk. Wire, to answer a charge of cot splrsay to defraud Mr. Robert Harries Peter, a gentleman of ttd=kt fortune, of various sums of money, amounting 172001.. and a tell of exchange for 1,0001., by meaim of tithe pretences. Mr. Sleigh, instructed by Mr. W. Day, of Queen-street, ltayfeir, appeared, as before, for the prosecution ; and Mr. Metcalfe, instructed by Mews. Lumley and Lumley, of Ludgate-hill, attended kr the defendants. Mr. Sleigh said—l have only to my sow, Mr as I Meted Wore, that the ease kw the proeseadon Is closed. Mr. Metcalfe—Weeniest have Mr. Peter hers. Mr. Martin (*Wet olsrk)—ls Kr. Pear t ? Mr. Sleigh—Mr. Pear is not here, and I accompany that steamiest with great indignation, for Mr. Day, the gentle man by wham I as instigated, and who hr got up this cam, has made awry Illiart to get Mr. Peter hem bet without mo ms. lam informed that a =rapt matiersent of this matter has CAM place; and if that Is so, I mutt only say it is a gram hojasties to me a him mama, to Mr. Da y ea hk attorney, and most injurious to the intereeb of pub& jetsam Mr. Metoalfe—l do not think my friend, Mr. Sleigh, Is justatiM in saying what he has shoat a comp settlement." If soy settlement has taken place, I can only may it is with out my manatees or knowledge, and contrary to my advice; 1 and on the part of Mears. Lumley and Lumley, who an instructing me, I feel bound to state that they have not even been consulted in the matter. Alderman Wire—What hen you to my to the cam? Mr. Ketoalfe—There is no ore for me to answer at t. presen Kr. Martin—The depositions are signed. Alderman Wire—l sit hare to administer public justice ; and in the present ease lam of opinion that there II suffi cient In the evidence to justify me In !ending it for trial ; and neither yon, Mr. Ide'oslfe, nor Mr. fileigh, nor any other limey, ma be permitted to settle the case ; and any one so doing would be guilty of a high misdemeanour. I shall go on with the case. Mr. Metcalfe—l am instructed, sir, to cell several wit nesses whom evidence will materia =i lly shier the hots of the ore as they at premat ppear, elderly with regard to the statement reve to the Bonbon: . •• bat if you think there is a ems to be sent for further inquiry Maritime, in the absence of Mr. Peter, of comes I shall &thus my cheats to reserve their defers. Alderman Wire—l shall take the necessary steps to pro cure the attendance of Mr. Peter. It is quite clear to me that some bargain has been made, and that this court has been made the means of tffeetiag • oxspromise. Mr. Meteelfe—l only know that I was not aware of ft. Alderman Wire—l do net for one instant think you were. Your clients know more than you do of this matter. There are two awkward facts—one is t h e absence of Mr. Peter. and the other is the absence of the pictures from Mr. Peter's boon. Mr. Sleigh—And I am privately informed that not only have the pictures bora taken away. bat that the whole of the money (nearly 1,100 L) sad the bill for 1,0001. have bees returned. Me. Dietcelfe--Then that ii en additional reason for my clients to remove their defence. jklertnaniiireJif;cOaprotnise wee Intended, Aire were other means of r Hooting it without making the magis trate the medium. I shall, however, adjourn the ems for • week, mid will require good bail for the appearance of the defendaate on that day. 8114gb—On the part of Mr. Day, I must Mate that ite lam dem all that a resmetable ma could do to ensure the attiodases of Mfr. Peter. Mr. Metcalfe—There le no imputation upon Mr. Day of Yeasts. Lashley. Mr. fileigh—That Is crate true; but I wish It to be per fectly understood that Mr. Peter has acted upon his own re sponeibility in the matter. Mr. Metcalfe—With regard to ball, sir. The defendents hare attended hitherto, and I suppose their own reoognisances will be sufficient now? Alderman Wire—l accepted their recogniesnces Wore; but the cam has now amareed a different aspect, and I shall require each defendant to And two sureties of 60W. med. Tea owe woe then adjoutned to Friday, the 17th Septem ber; and alter some dekj:it waa intimated that the defend ants conid not metre so many sureties upon so short a Dodos. — ilisrreart Wire therefore aecepfed Mr. Barnes, ens., as bail is 2,0001. for his wife and 5001. for hie sou, mother member of the family becsoesiag bail for the other 5001. TIM CHARGE OF BIGAMY AGAINST SITE HONOUR ADES MAJOR YILTERTON.—Tbs followin cortillasts sp passs tab, conclasivs that the Boma althea oho& seseg saes th• trot striae in this esteesellmrp ease W bs sr. featly bindings mei valid, via. :-11.avfor massibil pep* es elsaiastkal amity in heeled, respedits the esissely fa order to martisseMsioh took place at the dispel if Illeress, in the dimmed Demme, ea the lath illegme, Mr, Miser William OMAN Wyse= sad Ilssis Tka2se Leerrafb, in the premise, the Rev. Meteey, P.P., len sis. 'bled to report that the .formal Imerebes swam Is Nur abed as • valid marriage by the mina ion% ridis bilk parties were fees to marry. JAB Illevert DirOo e rryl ICA., Bt. Mary's Catholic Chapel, 14111 a, 011frfia PALM= HAL! CROWN DAT...-. FRIDAY, !WT. W.—Admission. is. payment, 909; ditto by mesa tido* 367 total visitors, 1,286. MARKETS. SUGAR.—The average price of brown or Muscovado anger, the produce of the British possessions in America for the weak ending Sept. 7 is 2&. 30. per cwt., exclusive of duty.—The a price of brown or Musoovado angst the prase. of the thug, for the weak ending as above, le 26..6+d.—N0 return of the sale of brown or Muttoondo supr, the roduat of the East Indies, for the week ending as above.—Tbe average price of the two foregoing &Imp. time of sager jointly, is 28s. lid. per cwt., exclusive of duty. Smarm, Starr. 10.—The market continues quiet, but than 111 still a fair and steady demand for all useful descrip. time of West India, and nearly every lot brought formal hes head buyers at about previous rates, to risme, g e dg e . ; floating cargoes, however, are quite neglected; based me high pretensions of holders quite preclude the prop* of bushier in this class of sugar, and they will be ecaspelbili warehouse their cargoes, or submit to a decline of Is. ea. to 2a. per owt. on their present asking prima Refinery me. duos Is still extremely fiat, indeed there is scarcely anything doing, and prices are quite nominal. Rum firm, and in better demand, but very little offering. COTTON.—LIVF.RPOOL, SEPT. W.—There has been considerable business doing daily this week, the trade 'view log more oonfidenoe, and purchasing chiefly in the meth am descriptions of American, at a gradual advance in them kinds of ed. per lb. ; the better and lower nutlike hardly vary in SBrazil is in fair demand at previous rates, Ail s thins continue rather heavy of sale. The late arrivals eat still attract attention, and the trade and take them freely at full rates is landed, beside, s tr i a te : large butanes has been done for arrival at about the prow currency. Speculators have taken 4,630 American ; sad there are reported for export, 5,430 American, 370 Egyptian, 2,930 Snub, and 30 Madras. To-day's business bu been to a good extent; sales, 12,000 balsa, including 8,000 on specu lation and foe export, the market closing very firmly. COTTON GOODS.MAXCIEESTIS, SEPT. 10.—The umbel continues very firm and healthy. Some dcarlptions of yarn are again rather dearer, and in most things which are in demand (and the demand embraces nearly every de "caption of production in cotton) the tendency of prices is to En arises. China shirtiotrs of Bib. tos. weight ars now quoted at 9s. 3d. per piece; 7;b. shirting', at 2s. 7 ; and end OM, at fis. 7ed. Domestics and long clothe fetch 101 d. to 11}d per lb., and T cloths Ilid. to 12d. per 10. The margin between the price of cotton and cloth continua to and, though spinners have the beat of the improve runt, the position of manufacturers ha' also greatly im proved, mud they are able to realms a fair profit. COBB.—Cnamoironn gars. 10.—The supply o f wheat wasgood to-day, ind a slow sale it about la. decline on last week's rates. best white ma'am 475. to 615., exile, 62e. ; red, 44e. to 465.; extra, 4844 Barley, more offering; quality vary various, from 345. to 445. The quantity of fine malting Is small, and such commands full prices. Beane without change. LINCOLN, 81PT. 10.—Our market has bean very well supplied with wheat to-day, which met • moderate demand at ls. decline ; red, 43a. to 46a. ; white, 47.. to 425. A areal 'apply of asw barley ; fins malting to 425. ; oats, 265. to 29e.; beans, 48s. to 61a. Welcome' Bon. 10.—Thore was good supply of grab' ha the 111111[01, sad mew wheat was is. per quarter lower. Dry parcels were &Slosh to sell. Old wheat was not premed upon the market, bat was rather cheaper. was rather easier in prim, the supply being good. Oat rI Z Odker articles without chamm. Average. for the week ending September 6 :— What , 2,772 quarters, at 464. 81d.; barley, 60, at 390. 601. MALL-Lomax, Bum 10.-Byasa'a &beide West Hartley, 165.; Davmon's West Hartley, 16..; Emden 1 , 16e.; Hastings Hartley, 16s. 9d. ; Haswell Os., 1 12V67 ; Holywell, 14a. 34 .; Lambert's West Hartley, 16s. ; Tyne Main, 12s. 6d. ; Tsn&ld Moor, 13s. 3d . ; Tug. Mid Moor Babe, 13s. 3d. ; Walker Prlmrsee, 12e. 6d. Wyllie, 145.; ; Walls End Acorn Close, 16s. 3d. ; Walls Ind . E 1ne 3 17, T 16a bs. 9d.; Walla End den, 16.. 3d. ; Walls End How Riddell, 16.. 9d. , Walls Bud 1141, 16e. 6d. ; Walls End Braddyll'a Helton, 1114. 9d. ; Wells End Dryburn Grange, 16s. 6d.; Walla End Froze. End 16e.; Walls End HaawMl, 18a. ; Walls Zed Hatton, 18a. ; Walls End Kepler Grasp, 17a. 3d.; Wale End South Hatton, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Caro% 16s. 9d.; Walk Bad Hough Hall, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Hilawlee 14a. 3d. ; Walls End Teas, its. ; Nixon's Merthyr, Powell'a Duffrys Steam, 21..-Ship at market, 91; said. 76. TRAFFIC RETURNS. ILLILWATL Milo Pas- Ma. Total, Total, Weak selling August 22. oroa. m A A om albaadlse. 11. A 4 . 1262. A loyal Dan Mt......... ..- .- NI 741 was maths' Septambie S Oalislnaba ildi 6.623 7.247 11.670 14.111 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. C•SUALTIEB. awes, Liverpool to Montreal, foundered to lat. 47 N., laa. NIL mew saved, and landed hon.—Liverpool. Sept lb Edouard* (Preach brls), Galata lams, if Candid, from Oder■ to fshecnatlN w,ta 'dada, la oa More at ht. Airti..4; emir moan daineged.—Ossliari. &ph 9. Landes (171111 sh mheoner), trona acelon It John's, MIL west name on t h e Drool Iliman on the 16th August, about do miles el. of Deck Bateau; hall a total lose, mull and rigging weed.—Nave Yogi, L0g.16. Ilarguelbs, for Island, and J. J. Holborn, Irma eardrum, were la owl lam oaterday afternoon to Creep Channel. when the taros: sena waster and pilot raved, remainder of crew drowned. J. J. Say (Pmea—Sir Juba ?doom Captain Roberta" amend Ilee• frost hatwarp, tepees that oe t 0 410 Sept.. 1s lat. d3ON. Oh lon. 3W. As spoke the ship May Queen, 44 Balk. to • Waite/ state, sod took of Mr wow and pataankarn— Orono* Sept. IL 1 "/ VESSELS SPOKEN was. AM (a). eteerlng t , Sept. 1. off Oallts At Lap.% Ludtrovy, from Altyab for lalmou'll, Log. 6, MC MI A ben. U w. Amadora Onion (with pameasen), from Liverpool, Sept. 3, lot 30 U 113,1aa. 6.31 W. Defrost (el, Amt.*, off Oen Tra 'altar &Iran (Dutch), from Balser., Leg. 110,)63. 111 IL, Loa. U W. OnsettlaUon, bound mos* Aug. IS, lat. 1113.„ laa. ZS W. Beeirryt (Oaten Mdp) ~rim 6.W., July If, 1.0.0 b.. km :0 W. Diana. of PO mouth, tor Coastaatleople, July 23. Mt. U N. lon. 13 L. award Mmle, Remmers, from Cadre far Me (1m of Good Hoye. Ass. 111,1ar. 13 11., los. 63 W. tenet City (American able), from Glasgow to, Few York, 118.15, Aa6.lll,lat. 60 P., lea. 33 33 M. Illldtros, Brown, from Londaa for Bombay, July U. lat. W. lads. lbr . trose), trara looloce for 011fetlft.01,1, Amt. 1,1.442 B A UM WI W. Jobs ninny (barque) from Iverpool, Aug. I, lat. re, low. IS W. Jerrie. from Greaseck for St. Jobs, It 8.. Sept. 1, W. 31 W. Jraana. gawp, tram Newport for lions lions, Aug. 1, 14 L. lea. 26 W. Loam (bsiqua), from tarter for Gunge, Sept. 4, le. 47 N., ler w, 11•Desia1d from illyda :or Quebec, Sept. V. Latta L. Irn 17 W. IllealeAppl, bound pert, Jam 36, tat. 43 S., la. 66 W. loyalist (barque), for Deal, fr. orders, all well, Aug. 16, let. 17.11. • Jan. I. 1: R. Imptsaders (Brltlan barotte), Jam 11,1ar. 61. n B, lot. TAU W. Sydney GrAlltbs Aux. 9, tat. la N , lama) W. Sauey. for Cakutta, July 2J, Int. 16 S., lam 38111. 510 t.., r ra 10ne,,, Sept 6, Mt. SO N., los. 16 W. Tropie, from Raortron for Fatima* July 30. lat. 11 W.. Is.. t 7 V. William Stumm from *MIN far Ampule*, Kay% IM. SS kW& _St9 W. We:toirk Star (sblp), from Liverpool. Aug. it, let. 1$ It, Wulf W. [Advertisement]. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS LID Ontaisse.—Theee medlenee ince *aimed s *ea* $ dit= of rate la ell pate of the world. wide mat be tam so a Roo( that tbar *Ma me set ezagestut•J. ilmy bus Mood ilbelse of at self s quarter of e a Wert. sad delni that Polled Orel" dabble • On& chafe bras ht Dahlias sobto4 War. No eta eempletued Met they bate done lam Instead of feed. Ife star a fan VIM. hr found tam fell Ile relieve Ine pain of acre le saw In a 1 ammo.. theordene agneallf. it.* combined sales cf Olt cant and vte MIL 11, amid* lanai blo The cunt tenet low Pala 4mantikeed but modiste sod perasasini. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. I II BIRTHS. sucKETT.—fiepl 8, at 0101114.1104 Grorreyorotuare, the wilt of J. S. Slaelett. /sq., of a mos. 0111081111)1116.—Sept. 7, at Canterbury, the We of WWII N. AF On*llf fib M. COLILAIIV at Adetatd•reat North . Each* road, the Woof R. T. Oota. of a daughter. CRAW LllY.—Sept 3, at Witham, the wre of the Her. L T. Quiff. ef ans. LI .14:11.—fept.S. at Nattily' Battu the wife of W. R. Leader, Net. ef LI birralk—Seut T. at Cleat V Yuan. WorcekereillY. lae . 174 Or Rem Dr. 14 liMbera. of • sot. LO da /1141. al fd agn'egiaou Sootily.. Mew. J. 1.04'. of erAMM.—llept. 9, at Mitre MD, Dead A. the wife of Moin e lipaiilog„ , eta llsoitter. MARRIAGES. ALTORD—MICELWTRWAVPIL—Sept. I. at IL NUJ_ T• 011% M. Ay the sn. V. J.Suahla. H. J. Alford "" Matilda. Maltby, of tart lota M. allaklathowthat a.a • &N. BROW A—RIN N 8 7. at Wheettatees W t Mew, lie Rev. J. J. 131,1,11. of Mrolagloo t 11ra7A".0"."'" - W T. /Mar, sq.. of Tetwabso. BROWN—saowx I. at Mee. Noll=r a lba WS' 0101 1106111dr, 8.A.. J. 8. Worm MM.. to MIS lOW. Broom et Wilkfttelhas. ll • ll ... lILIJIIIIIDOS—DAVII.—Iket. S. at 115. Teter* laahreilk • soa of Mr. 0. Phozarldre. Yee of Maidenhood. swim daaehter of Mr. W. Darr. H.M. Lawha- PIIIVETT80801:8eal 7,_ at 81 Wallas" . = ha the Its, B. W. Mode. Mr. 11. Privet'. of ranee, to Martha, &admire( Mr. It. lawrar. W '2" MATHIS. BALta -B Wt T, ttiaabst . alto of Mr. M. LW* of llntloaall ef ): 3o . °Li st Ira 1 , 1000 strora, ObeaeOde, aged is. iNgeo er " 1141,111114. 8011Wiltk, w wog it S. W.. ALM S. at Great was.,. J. Watford. rat. Moir 1.111.01.11MM1 Or sae COMM/ of Maw. agedfO Pawed ma Pl 4 Wdy Vacua Soo RAMO of is 1. WOO iau 1. is aka Oka d lamota. Prager. as to 00m •-•••••• WEL la tai maw of 11111ittoro.—doirciaii. Borman