The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-19 00:00:00

TEI UNITED STATES AND CANADA. OMAT NlOll7. The eisarrar Amer* ben Desks oa the 7th, sad Halite: on the Right et the Rh, bats arrived. She brings 60,000 dole. The hens, from New York le the 7th, has also arrived. She Weis 1,266,000 dots. The stesraers North Brttoc, Arno, sad A 121431111 had united oat. The steamship Havannah had arrived at New Or brining San Francisco dates of the 20th Ilisinass had improved at San Francisco. A con. vention in Cu... Valley had framed a:ionatitution for provisional government which declares Cu,.. Valley independent of Utah. Victoria data to 6th alt. state that the Island of San Joao, between Vancouver's Island and tw o ma i n bumf, claimed by the American government , ao p ar t of Washington territory, bad been occup;,cd by sixty soya of the United States troops by or A n a t Gemeoal Harney. Governor Dangles had 'axed a protest claiming the Wand for O m BMA mown and had also despatidied n o m l owa T eo. eels and 200 sappers and m i nion th em The United States vessels Maw An ne tt e , Jeff, Daviss, Shubrick and Activ e , and t' As Bridals rank Taos. Satellite, and Plumper, w saes ( no w su b oca d o ir th e island or in the immedir Viebity . It was IMffiCildlYsblbd ,at Victoria that the matter would be cots rem i nd b y j o i nt occupa ti on of the island until he British and United States flovirmainb 000 W . he idolised on the existing stabs of affairs. Ges.ra Harr AT VW expected at San Juan on the 6th Anna. t A 141 er telegram gives advises from Van, c""r's .nt to 13th ult. Chien ' l Homey, on the 9th, ordered four eon. Plinio , at Artillery from Fort Washington to rule for" Ca ' AAA - Picket, who still occupies San Joan. Uael P l steal) , General Harney had forwarded dis• spatch mto 'Washington in regard to the matter. t i O renter Doaglea bee sent the aismage to Vat " 4 " WS Island, the Assembly declaring that Bridal her AS Should be landed in SSA Juan. Am was a doubtful rumour that the British et same Satellite had attacked the island and killed 1. arty Americus. Ai!elfish nian-of- war had art issd at San Francis), boss Vancouver's Island, supposed to hays despatches Jar Ragland concerning the San Juan dispute. The Fraser River mining news is encouraging. 76,800 dole. in gold had reached Victoria within the fortnight. The shipment of gold from Batt Fran shwa by the steamers of the 20th ult. was about 2,200,000 dole. The state elections in Vermont had as usual re nltad in the success of the repub:iaane. Mr. George Griswold, of New York, many yaw largely engaged in the shipping trade with thee country, had died aged 82. The poet-office department at Washington had stopped a large number of republican franked poli tical documents, ceasing much excitement among leaders of that party who had gone so far as to threaten the president end the postmaster general with impeachment, A despatch from Washington denies the truth of the report from Vert Cruz to the effect that Mr. M'Lane had presented an ultimatum to the Juarez Government. Preliminary points of treaty, it is amerted, are known to be satidactory to both go vernments. Ms New York Money-market of the 6th wail without alteration ; demand was moderate, and sup ply ample. Sterling exchaege was in fair demand at firmer rates. Bankers' bills quoted at 110 to 110 3 16. LATEST VIA HALIFAX. NLII YOLK, SEFT. 8, ETZNINO...-COUOII market dell, and with ♦er limited demand. &lee, two day., only foot up foarteen hundred balm The quotations without material change; middling Up ludo, 111 e. Cora Exchange: Firm tone prevailed, and prima of flour being fully supported, while wheat showed a advance of lc. to 2c. per bushel. Indian corn buoy ant and in limited supply; prices consequently have an advancing tendency. In provision trade there is little or no change to notim since cluftiog mails. Beef sad pork have both been in only moderate request, at about forms rates. Ni.er ORLEANS, Sir. 7, Evening.—TM sates market unsettled, and tendency downwards. Salsa to-day have been 3,000 bales; middling caned 11 to Ilia., bot gootationa barely osaiotaiael The Atlantic anal Mail Sienna Navigation 000- pry'. eassamalp Casabas salad on Saluda) tram Galway IA Lg. Jule*. - N•wipasalaiiil, sad Now .4 lesm lineal. mail., • fair forgo, sad . tial campanula mf pas scages•—cs., 110 Itrnsams, nd 230 simorsgs, ia all, 340 pansnors. 711 m NiAIL6.—SOCTO %UPTON, B•TtIIMY.—The etanwatip IA Plata, Csatate Wilk. YR tide day with tle• WIN Inn .ad No& am* 133 p.arapn ancag mime.. an Llntana lidnesls, Inns *Afton, P•y mann nemsoa, lady, .ad ;ha saw. Hr. r 3 mini 1).,14.,., as.), • toll also. myna. lOU, ,Pmmelley 10,0001. Tao seammtnelp lislam. Cyan tall, Ina tall say with th• Plealmsfar rein 43 insampsn, 00,0001. V faysnislA tor Lani, sad • trcd env,. 10e Woman/. Teutons, Copan Hawn tram lismsbusg to N.. Yurk I.M We day, Ida 637 passapors nd tat anal Beakw v. Pm.iOLE-WHEEL Srumaits.—Tbs Tao. swam. is to uka oat th• teat West Lama Ira la mew swung of the &into beteg SA sp he metre, TM Th u.. 4. will be ha Bra screw manor that am lest set s Wort 1 edia mil, sad bi r .soar is., arks es impasat altor• , r.a to Admix Weis sevigottos. Ole 11.• &bendy weds a tom, to the limits and pima a etaerkehey fat stop, wart he cal, burnt se sat esa es the poldlwerbeel stalLer Tartar, a much saw Alf, did ea ha same sayer,. For woe straw 1109•11 MIS are sow remiss across the Atlonie Lawton Enema aid Mork AMNION thee sad the know eft rapidly spprearit the M a lta ..rd. • ponies of the United atom nails ham Loss kw •eme Is.. pea cooveya by WM/ math, mat diesd for that purpose by the Milted States go. wasust. Tb. Oseida, await Sao "WV seesaw bolongiog to the Royol Mail Casphy, the oat the best Brasil esslL The Tmemslas Is the keret ship belloging to the Bouthewptcse socket stake. killt JAMBS limoia..—At the anniversary dinner a the Munich Varies (lab, of which Sir Jame was as hustler, m Mkt MU read has hint, of which ao following le es almost leh satobliele dw sy mall property, ad way hems, when Is order, will be very mug. I wit ',- astutely best Is tares the rip, feeling tt saes the rely lay to alecoweret impish ho. 8 rata, sod that to writ soy BIN esd as op my sal beyond the petty owes which soehey inspois. I low time • spot la he charehysed here where I shall noose, _co if dash tomato as sense the water later still, I shah real wag hews imsli• ply lot la a Itortusate cm, Off retirmast NE\ SO thst the swim, of Mead., a compelesee mad ease of mid might to mks ins happy. 1 can, I bellea, forty egg that a. dieeppointa ealtruon will pans *Waseca I ; stets, baleen (surd es 10.10 wens), di.tioaka, rub, homy, perreeal nitwit:Learnt, I 11410 are: held le he of mell account. There are sable, sad wore sabstowthil things le thrive for 1 but far hese Any day la pose I team lbs people of Sarawak free end happy, anal I shell stern to tell them, without fear and siihout Mawr, how I. preserve tams biessiuga," Orusnoo Of • FLU RBADUIG Mott AT CA ILLISLIL tali lAMB isersesa of smobere thorn leatltede the woes Imam far to, mall, shed the London Lead Crow p a w„ Is a nabs rod peasrets sosamet,hem ems lammed sad ✓ash ths ease at their own rapines for be two ad heir w i no^ span se oat to mho Is met sal ounsmohnis. Is sal* a to harm room hay supply the sumbus with matt seadm sad bon gawitolkala, .11 free c 4 mad all• • Me elookaiss bleary of early cm thawed saiaar for the he eh* mettles. Th. sombero estate, 1A end take tato the wee two dimly aad sta wieldy mompapere and tulles woehly perialcals. They have can a greet ameba of slashed wake. The roes wee Lomeli) , oi,•adi on the 9th ins., is he hems, of WO of the iebabitaate, woo .pivotal highly delighted to roe the reciprocity of feet. leg which tat niaaileeta 41We119 "WNW, sad stakneme.-- C. 1 • I• 'r Jmdmel. A Cv.rr . Ant , te..—At tb. General Peet-one' rho, La I.lv gfr )!seen' addressed to •' Signor beaten Brorber. London." It aged bardly be said abet tin satkrithe bare Ott .acceded u sieleserlag n. • _ EXPRESS, Ilake initillesatt. The iseelreaß, ' s Zrtea - lreotor . Xledleend by Mr. Bea, for . avatar amid O. . halry, - stitrary, egystehl pintos. It mond eat the towboat bed shah • WIWI br DOW., sad ow padM lo aril ma Oa bellow 0•• et tb• Oats al typeelbh was eat the MN al oh was • o2loonblo trearedes. It was alleged to to • bees Oh ask. W lad= •••• was• Wowed to the 3rd October, for arr IN Si JAMS 1111LWAT. The laeolwrat, W othdakt. amp. • Perm with " Meru, Ormidiner NM au& a alatmat awn apt mew I. the edrialls. Oa the port el as Wong it vas alibi est tholeseltati Irthial ea the shamist falba siblials. Comainkser—Slms I Wei ft It has Ina at. TM proolidits• al tbh taut ere est Mb• web • viii be *ads TI• missend vim ulna ale, oa whli tM implisat vat tthibiriaL • . la e MONDAY Kr. irrimW Al• -• Midi SI, iimeif M* illiM 10 foill eips de pg. mar woe dotal • pais Is • lair dim= ilk Is • recoi la ihe pig et is km" ea Ihe WI pi- Ord mill erimb OM wools Ms ism Mr. moushe Ibt II mos 111 maimml afigMr nes is bow la 111 WM min le go momMINI via Or kr orb, ese hp Aida *NW isolbs i =hr a via Is law Os pihs am le ads Mir H Pras sites ti Os =nem If lag m lissarts, mos la es Ma Wink villi'd= psis ac usgemlelkm, owl lit dr willilkOrsab , latumbsylig Ida a puss *pm M isr, wobble liwir, Ns hare WO bobs Gls ad dB no Omer, lobe was gimbaled ea Os NNW el lasi bad lAMlg hi t=taaagl ea botil is mittriss a t •Paess To, . 1 .. 1 #' 1,-- Thm !'". 'lir leMearle hie time mob lo wit ills colotio - pTos o!ilio looi goi. . - 11e - mwmmg el the aberP is asildleMs - i;ek — the of hlne beit gelmieer wets le Ilk.Wanksh it=s4 67 1 loath emd slimiest a Ws 1 . 1 -• lend IlLemen hod eat ble le the mom beam haen hums le be ist ri widen W. dalumnet wee thought to be bus; we ffien wee mole, Ids vaulty not Mktg heiller7al a sesemiliewl made was emu le Irks. OriorielMy it we brew& Yoh as dhig÷eed of, and a mew one wee lane 191,the ef the aerie. rb- Tbs Memo ef Mr. maisi who w=t, and de- Wel the empiett idas. oelimal the ahem Lori Memo pilaw lei lie sera* is Ss men* el 3 . ea at as dem Man Ve l ete n e ws eammitted be Mel. The meeed ahem within_ gime ke lhe blowy. Barbi Godda r d, of 6, Delvihne-messmt, Tork-rood, 11beth, depose to her h er with **phase on the th of July bat, at Lemke& Medi, sedlivtag with h it, hit wile up to the time bows aggealswiel. 2videsee of the previews having bun addnesi, awl that the bet wile was Mil IM , ft& khe Alm pedaled • te of the swcal, width hold embed and lima a true copy. aec hewer, who herbs the bung tins ram maned emereemni tumnig Wedelns% wee committed for MEL Two mast hollime wailed wpm the magitratee (Mr. %term and Wr. BeerliW he Melee wafer the hllowing abmensamme. They pei .ml a hitter, wawa a eignstare, bat pvgardng le were hem she Treat( Oenhrense, et the PmWs An" Isiksake bikeis am o k moms work without the meths onshsease. T lamed that imps amber el wellommorhe had entiseal filepfpwaidd he seiginyetml, bed teeiwd ask a Wm he *same tad aml had hem theestimel with Theme wad let. If they von , head le limped it Thee mei, iltmellere, bed maked thair emilleme whet ammo thisf awY Mks with safety to them sd the Ilia is Mew whet. ammo * gm magierlis ree=onlei that the zees ahead* imam diet* p le eree . h tbi tla ere el erg set of iatimidatica or Adam stabs to the semi They *On net cancel thud the was stand rough to protect mei man fa the bee aurae of Ws own faduaa . The sipplimate thenked their nor and withdrew. A patinas alertly ahmerezde come to omeglain that, having been tralled re he • eintribalien In aid af the men on stribt, be bad 101 l the applimmts he was insble le shied ono, whereupon he was taid tbat unlem he contributed be would to • wind ;" in other words, meaner would be taken to shoot Wanda. The megistrale iniummai Ws that wpm pentagon ef pager psi the steagliesiere would be ovally rubbed. MAILTLIDONI. llama W Balm, • yew, ors isthall44 theisibut as • soolisiel Nisbet, was domed - with Yoke th deaveureddry lobe sod fraudulent ripenelleithe, le Okla 1001. fiat lb. Bone, • withrethr, ef 11=Laliriag foe ash it be id gisibun Ce." = ie =AZ &Wisdom tbit nee mid gsiL It append the prbeser, ea the Ideb of Aged le*, Owed tear. Zorn • bard what be Awed r be gold, a thine U anti weighs, en the loss of white be reituired lOU. The gnaw wee bid to eel rupleord that in the mesa tine the mid shiseld be WWI. TM bar was then brakes In two, whin the gents paths of it was found to smith el piedmont. TM rimer did sot cell foe it slur , lab, sot 16.1141.• gene tiliweithen bilinietion le illegalise. On the NI bet the primer INN thesgekeil eiblie Walking dreg Forireirest by &rag sass, wise pointed Ida ad tom lesewelise el the City psis. The begithere asked his if his ' male wee Barlow, sail be amid Tea." He thus told bbe The be we eixessd ef t lei the primer" said, " I did byre mil a bee Hun, bed manly was to obtain the ethasst of its value." He efterwerdessid be did cot call again, teethes M was hada of being lam on a writ; that be was very they for wire be bed darn and lied weer bed • happy m end dun the oak. Heiden, was given by Mr. Edward Crackle, chief cashier M a gelid rams, who evedissed several letters written by the delenelest, in which orders were girth for be bars of pla tinsel, which were delivered to hits at his residenos, No. 12, Pediatrics -groan. The Wise caw said that there were other simile? alums tinkle would be key* against the prisoner, who had suc ceeded in thesis* bags owns of mosey from pawnbrokers, by oaring bers ire diem porpoise to be of gold. The pima, wee ismaiiid. LAMBETH.- - - - A valsmea eaddlnerat P;S - 1:147"; was charged with die • sonvegatios of people who had met to her • ealsister penal Is the apes air. es.= M a d ge pt t erl i ss i ed a One desooas id a ground P l irekt ia e d d, Peckham, for the purpose of balding • chapel on it, and heave kneed it in they has 031114111=096 preaching there on Osage end week days. The tharines inundated hays, it giro great awn to a number of persons in the , many a whom are of the lower orders of I end are catholic.. The hostile feeling ha* exhibited Hal la crowds of people assembling round the spot and playng musket lestroments, asd making all sorts of noises to disturb the navigation. The present rompleint was made by Mr. Henry Pease. • waserymen in 00nd-street, who said that hied accompanied the B aptist clergymen to the van' we fisadey last, end bed found about forty or fifty eta bled then, and ankles various noises. The one a these who bad wed disgusting longings to him whet he CM le step the win The &Wan veined two witnemes, who proved as alibi; sad the complanast open this said ha would sot swear to the idestley a the defesdant. The complaint was nen dhastail. II was stated by • vans= to mart that the disturbances constantly taking place we wan of this onmeir preaching WOO al a very Remus saws, and it wee feared that some thin worm would take plasm. The police bet been applied Is, bat they could not interim with private property. Mr. Ellett sad he had no power to inter. The pollee Min lir proper parties to prevent any disturbance. THAMES. Mew Prix appeared oo a summons , Wore Mr. Yardley, charged wader the 67 th stolen of the Waterline's Act with eserming sod rehabg to take a fare from Limabons Hole to Cuckolds. Point, after he via engaged, by which he had lammed • penalty not exceeding Mr. Charles Young, solicitor', opened Use case as one of great impanel:los to the public. The prosecutor we Cap tain Gustav Matson, the oast/col the Russian ship Otto, who was a most fathomable platinum, well known in the port of Loan. The captain had to complain of roost scan dalous widen on the part of • Themes mammas. He (Mr. Young) wee sorry to say that too many of the boanies oa the Thumss were very insolent to pamengere. and wire frequently guilty of "medium. If be made out his one, he did hope that the =glared* would teach the ',ammo' that they could not annoy and insult managers wird impunity. It appeared from the evideem that on Monday evening last the complainant had been en • visit to Mr. Chula Willing Day, a 'motel dealer in Lime home, and upon baring bit hour. he went, soca, plated by his blend, to Lio.thouse Holeateirs to hire a boat to ecetcy him across the ' to the Bores, at Cutholde. point, Rotberhithe. Mr. Dry saw the defendant ' who was plying for bier, ssadcaked him his name, to which be replied that It ma Rice; that he wee the brother of George Rice, the celebrated rowing man. Mr. Doty offered the clamant 61. to convey the captain acres the river, and the captain got into the thf.ndant's beat in etpicta'ion of being conveyed to the Surrey side, but when they had got half way won the stream the defendant was haled host • steamer gong up the river, and, in spite of the reenerreacee of the con plant, waterman rowed alongside the steam r. The captain endeavoured to gore the boat off from the steamer, and said, it I want to go over tt o water; take me to Rothe"- hi' M." The defeatist gave utterance to a volley of abuse, avempted to strike the rompleinent, and raid, Yon fellow, yen Raman bombast, If you don't keep your tongue quiet I'll stake yew" sad them took • menager and hie lug gage from the rumor and retained to Linathene, when he landed both passesgers at Duke's ohms Coptain Matson leamatistely retuned lo Ida friend's bone, wad mede him onsalated with the way he bed bees served. Mr. Day at ones proceeded to the Doke's shore plying piece. called the dastant out of • public-house, and naked him why he had sot landed the complainant at Retterhithe. " Became I met with another fare," was the Impudent reply, accost anied by a sneering laugh. Mr. Yardly asked the complainant if ho engaged another internees to ferry hies to Itotherbithe Cantle Matson—No, no, air; I use throatiest I did not expeet to get back din. Mr. Yardley—Yoe hd enough of Thames watensea Captain Mateoa—Tas air, quite enough. Mr. Day said his hand did not reach Rotberhiths at alt as Monday, and that be provided hint with • bed in Min i loess. The askant, who treated the charge with muck levity, said the complaisant was ball and half drink, and be took bin to Rotherhithe, and he Wand to leave the boat. He r WIN I ahoy mad John Thomas, Jack is the water" at eke Hens, Rotbsehitha who said the defendent wasted to land the cenplainant there en Monday night. The com• , askant anal to leave the Mat, sad said," I will give you 3d. Is take me bath to Lima:wise." The defendant then rowed back with the oemplainant to the Middlesex Aces. Captain Memos wee recalled, and said these was sot a wad of troth in the boy's statement. Mr. Day said his Wend was waits sober we Mendel entang, Mr. Yardley said that the defence was Wee atl teeeltleg, I and the idefindani had made the matter mock wers , : at t W " Jack in the valet" forwent to semis aid isnit pej arr. The foregoer bmil boa blinks' tia tEt4irho L . say the and = °L t as wbMk Os 4 mold to lowild by wriest et !Mow no 'Amer—No, 1 b.,. mot Mik-Tareloy—This yea in mined to 14 days? too riptama • offirrate Oppadostly)—Tbask you, Mr. .Z 9 Aril' SEPTEMBER 19, 11159. CLZ24171443 CRAlfilD wzza 5A3811.11-; At the Mak Latter:beam (aoatte rei erritaaated) Petty Sweires, Mendoesnaltshie M , bday Oil Sim Chem Jon" GI Below, ilia eletellag the law, by d'Abglig is a fisil et Bice% ea ths 14th - .1‘ 2161 1: rine of the walla street. ileboeonstable Atha Osamu ewes NA smelled yeirk eemedeble WlCiley—liseenseb thaldth dig deb meth. Was a the West 01 Bekaa es the aasdagd Mesa day. Saw the Bor. Mr. Jesse Mum( pelotas la a Bid asammisni to the skeet. The hisiotemstelie till lie ' weeM summon Wm. Thorn wee. ewe geggiergeggis deal priseat. fir. lONS Calkitaled to dig fla sees dal toe be I wee Whin to by the hatd•oonstabb. Be Ilam trek If beam, gnat to the r a pper part of the Sell, sad imisMented t• tabtait to the charge, Sid N/l iikse that it was a ' 4 . ircek of nimmetty. I had met me* Is CrlSfew lay dhow, and fora large umolow dived that I Weeks of neoeuelty were permitted la the days of the Aostles. Beeci-oosstable—And you se a minister of the (impel emote Scripture to justify a breath of the Sabbath. Mr. Jones—The Apostles pulled sets of corn on the Sabbath-day. Had-omatable—They never dug potatoes to had their hats and ducks on the Sabbath-day. Mr. Holmes reed the 7th of Wlll. 111., cap. 17, which states that no labourer artisan, der., shall follow his trade or calliag, Sc., on the , Lord's day. His worship re=ed there were no other magistrates with him on the but.,'ou masidering the aft, be was of opinion that, as the Bev. Mr. Jones was not following hie trade or calling on Sunday, his digging potatoes did not come tinder the stain* and that he, therefore, wan not guilty of a breach of the Sabbath. Had-constable—Your weeship, the statute punishes those who Miner attain amusements which are not their trade or calling, sad your deolake is that Inasmuch ea Mr. Jones is mot a preibmiem d labourer, but a clergyman, he is not guilty af a Adidas of the law ; so the clergy are once more above *slaw. The tablic will coma to another conclusion. If the toaduot of Mr. Jams cm this occasion does not constitute ea dhow aphid the law, all those who hove hitherto been Sold kw *Aar Aiwa must have been unjustly treated. Insa eiwalvise p li an susamemed before the beach for wickingat WM mops is the Wryest swoon, they are in veriaWlitml. Hower, It qpwree they are not clergymen. Mr. Maher-1 think people have se good • right to dig Meek plater ea Sunday as they have to carry their water; and i/paeple have oats St for reaping I do not see the berm la their Ting so. I thanks, Mashie thu ease without per Naha it/rIOPOLITAX 0001117 00 Riess eige _Ur vot in A r =lrgter".. — ‘ l . llo % SOUR: 00010011 A: cuszievish. • " - ""••;_7 . se l i t h l tu kr g. t sa _ ivicsurne ws zt i mz i r d c re sp 4 =s i: T=vi s, w uss in ant, 011,06•080.Welmlitr. OIL U : %SOLVENT DPJ3TOIIB 00UAT.--Bin. 17. (More Mr. Dry Camadidour Dorm) THE POLICE COURT& mANsio*-Boygt, - Whew Amer, 94 was - ebargsti with MAN aabeeini maim mem II maim beleasing to his miryme, *s , dieter se the pis Doak Tl•eadaedb•lesee. lb. Wear, it aids peemsedisa, mid dhe p. sue et award elm at • imam skeseedre which awe , seder bermilsein, - whisk mail set be mine kb at that court until • dime day, se be (Mr. Waster) wail mesas himself with eiabg milimemera• mime lesalvins• Cis sem of 4d., eel lbw amides kr • w ismad. latter had hese kw three pmme • sleek la tbs Desk iml katimeary in was misses tee kW of dm dew mile, la wbieb ampasity it was his duty to remive depute ems , the ememier,mait eibirwards to saw all orb noshed by lia to. sliabedi e lbe ammo or " inkier AO readvel by bin being meowed by are dohs la i le* ailed tie'" week beish;* width wed me • fink wee is phew OWN. iptlls o•iea gear hi vas mind Mr "kismet tromesli" IMF eta elid be 1 / 2 left err im Ides bird mew by the emblet, kiss limit mem plasemr, 0 was dimwitted, bed semis ea Wry to by lbe owe huh, ermed est to he • deck ems blase& *meg soma NW p t iolow items dammed the did wile el the bank, was ow of 101. 4d., missed ea the lib Jemmy ire, cm which ley •am ammed aim 11111111/4• lisp& .cent at the Mak, and mid le • seen d net meet* wee mi. seised by the rimer ; bat, Memel el Works it segalaily se M. Is lie emelebeek, be ally saisiel • demi el W. Du 84., whits he ammendlime balsam es bibs • item r 101.7.. in the wiebabeek, with yid& ha bed as right le leaudine, at apes band went, se ilk had beta yid by the beak to • men bribe • kapok Owe be Mimeses eel bean yell , bask be the bank L lisi z ass at wee. Oa Whin 6t the a miLimi gra t ig ewil ea lr bed a ilsessit sb rialmer ial em: rbl a by ;h that tbe plesser, licks edema , =tire seer Wei bed le the massiki ebesam, mast bore .brewed am sad mad it immesh the beak a mused time. The geberse, spa bin mid him die thief eider we ef SOL several sed is omal Mein bim siehelita diremed le eral Ism, ids 48., wee mind waive ma taiseetlem. be mid he smell alt immeme bar, bet miersisnis be amid, "Ilse he& 11,1 spot dm , sad I we I mei I seal." Zs woe lima miff belted wed • Mies= Ammo, via wide* he .11 he Mad passed • meselled them the hank aria; and h.bad, se deelit, dew se at aseemel the ilddleamy el 201. 7s. 41. width be bad pat Ids bin pocket, eat of the 101. paid is Mr. Shims. Altar same Mime with roped to this ha, Yr. Wcialam asked der • mead, sad the primate was rsammisd aaaed lealf, se is admit lim to bail bolas yermaplagy _ GUILDHALL. liax Gray, a widaWialeas, vas plassd at the bet bekro Alarm= Rosa, charged with "haft rout a dos Bibles, value V. Ids., the property of X. Spottiewoodr, the Quint's ratan. It rowed the prisoner bad beta Is the asepiey of Marra Spottirroode, le trews of awe el the depearals, about twe roan ego, rod that arse Wt parted be lad bees rat deadly 'relayed as wavaller. Dade( the pmt week be bed beta stew at the 1/111111111•110 entry day, est en Friday het be was Imbibed by Gaeta, a debeetive adaar, who took him tato custody wttli a couple of Hahn leicr i tag to Mown. thottlewoor hie pourefou. At the Ratios be gave up doplicatte relattag to ether BtOrs ht pledp whir be bed °briar tor thaw. tipattlarodee warhorse or mations ly. The "shower, wtto said be Intended to have retard W Bible+ In a week or ten days, was then cowdeitted for Wei DOW:STREET. Two womott, wowoi Oo;1;w sa - Sausg, wire 'impel with Wooing foil watch, .r.* sad on* dr prepay of a pellsakea named Gregory. Wiwi to be am eater YAlts Gunk. The stated that shoat f Oink Sat weisiog Is wee Maw Sher dining with• Mond, when Mrat the prisoners la ltsetetwirsol, and thop Imps to talk to him sad to " bugle." Thep broad bin Ye bra" and he, from a &rime of ourlseity, Wired Mandl to M 'lnward" up suite ant into a room. Soo ho oat lows es the bed smok ing • 41gar and was rater antawd whit the women. Pre sently he Missed his Walla awl main end havhig no doubt Mat the prisoners bed wiled Idso be demeaded matitntken. Thty attempted to hems the new, bat le diodes& Mew and • ermile matted. The asks mutinied the a.teettes of the ' landlady, who sent foe • pellemenen. Wham gave Mom to rostody Si die eonsishis. who bead the wane span ewe at The emslahle, Maims 1 , Ilk tied that k w the pram aura mite tome the amts eta daliewed It up to lam. Get. ' am bed ia bee plemellea sat lamad them le wit atm. Thee mare • hems gab •U. ea the tale, whisk lb. , 1 "hems mil peesester W elms dem. X. Smith, the beim fifths home, mid thet, eetemblee meet/ re mews the bit "in low•r d Z mem* my Orem mate • awl& M the gthebthimfe arelthaela. Abee this there wee • mak when tie Mahe epee the dear, and teemed. The pathamse atld they hail robbed him, and the ow that hiswitsh and theta 1111 gram She thth mat Iler i a . sltemes. (The wisest did met eaglets use how it that, eat** the thee, the tam with ems pistolling 111 the PPM. mated that be bed Mews the primates arm date he 4.4 yotami the tares. They we proatitatha awl sow pond thieves, bet he did kr, that they lied evar hem ter wet. Oxen pleaded guilty, sad begged the magithete to punish thew sannearily r NM sat .1 mercy. B..nierm—he God I. my Juke, I era 'utmost ; but mew tole& w. I wed with this mamma I suppose I mut plaid Thlflk lit It be guilty, N. Mr. Jardhe —lt N vmy i.l.h of yes to pied galitp It y eta know you sire sot guilty. Hut do se you lite, wely mak. up your mud which. OWl3l•ll—Say rein guilty. Both guilty, sir, sad please ts retie k bow Mr. Jardine—La her rp,tak fur bareelf, sad don't try to perm& M. Cr alma, however, persisted in titian Sande to plead galley. abeam."' the latter bard tato • tartans padres, and pratedel, wdh man trebenade than before ' t• 11.1 ohs wasbasestt se ths sentrbors baby and would not •••• • Woo soils to $s Issr maw that was to bar rude." Mr. elardiae—Well, as one of pea pleads not guilty, yea mat go for trial. Gorman—Why don't yttt say gtalty ? You luso, yosiatw (sore—Oh, at, goll7. VII say guilty ; prey settle it. Mr. lard:or—l eased take It as • pia of guilty vitas 3, ors ray you oder bed the property. ?parader—l deal* whether she bad anything to do vitt. It I siuouraly trust yea weal deal yak the ado soot- Mr. Jardiae—l bare so power. I can't separate ibe eases. Thep mad go ter trial. C.:mudded acoonlia4ly. CLERK EN WELL. aim poll-her, re siding in &d Lionetreet, Cot keawell, we. eared with tieing concerned with three other.. not fa manly, with liurglaritauly Leaking sad soaring the dwelling-bone, • No. 31, Clerkenwell-close, on the 13th feet., mad saline lidibe. of tea and other a rticles, the proyerty of Mr. Carr lies as, leant. Kr. Cameo Collin., of 6, St. John'e-terrace, Cleekenall, said hs managed the I Wit•• 11 dieted en at 31, CYskMwll ekes. On to. morning of Teedey last, about 7 o'clock, he went to the shop and found all the doors opus. On entering la warehouse be Paw that as bass sal drawees are sll In di.ordcr, sad there wee on the axe ha different arta Jost Oa. oe 91be. of toe. The tell had bum brutes open, emit its wants, which only muddied of • small quantity of copper way, stolen, sal he afterwards faced the ull in the warehouse. About 20016•. weight of ta• bed bees stoles. The pollee went coatentuticeted with, sad • reward of 101. offered, and the coseequesice wait the eprebeade• of the R isoner. Taylor, 7, Par-tree-toutt, a glace-eater, said— Oa the Livonia to gamma +Lout a qua:et-pad S o'clock, be wee pmeisig through Clerkiinwel•c!tow, and saw the primmer stankw weer • prey and out. Tha posy and eat was etwarliag Y feat of the proteattoc's door. While he wee pada, be vow tire in-n briar net wino parcels and a balk rid put for Isle the cat. I Ley lirougLt the parcels ast at the private dote. When he heard of the robbery he comma sleeted with the police. Tao primer said be wse innocent, and should Le able he prove that he was ma week at 7 o'clock. Mr. Ty ratite Paid that woad sot do, as the atom's bed swore to Neap hi. at 5. Police-naiads Taylor, 220 0, ad Tyler, 12 G, raid that wheal* primmer we. *tented • cep end dm taw of • bee ewe lemmil Rpm lam. rzs ases 07 DIL 81111THUB1T. Ne s proceedings have taken piece with thellgewel al the primmer, vbie etheethe Ciaol, as • meletheal omerht ender tie Ocoee, end freer el that eon he imembelmed SIM At edged lbws appeal to be • peat dllsalty ia the Wei d themathealties es to whit come dead be taken Is the pecepth She pincer sow esomplas • eel Icy Mood, and emler lie spoil mar of the violist reeMetlea be le per mitted le law the hes um of writes ealluble, and hi ill ✓ellemt him the perhemthee at the meal Weer, mach Piles Meth. tali to petrally mgdoed keel a cooed eider ellesiks imamehems' la Irk, it 'ppm that seam) medal ththlipmele me gashed le ha of esmeme, as Imp* es eve he the pethelellea d bb awl be le nipped the maks pet of the fey hi dem • el the ere, eel Eie spa the wider list ems at the lig It ell be salmilelei to the eacreary gi th e potemere brplag that II ell have the elbet of births the t to pent him • free prima, width is As he evidently wishes to athip, omertione _He le aided wpm TWIN (whisk le the only day ther, atilt& who ee phew, me shredmeetarmee he le me friemds), by he bro b both He to pro %Trra acre • of the mew upon He wahrtemate esemembolk to him all the peasedinge that me being ekes as his ball Thee is on arde that the phew Idemeelf emierbles • Monier m Impales that he deall Y which be bee been trait 11 = l be il l:e m eten Is a mememobas Gaol would go very fir to create that It fe Mehl oboe that Dr. Bmethnnt his boa cometantly espied to velem doe he cells a history of the are, with remerire epee the Mime for the prosecution, and Is order that be may ham ahi opportunity of doing so be bee bee famished MO • pitted import of the evidence given at the trial, espied ir the elkial abort-band writer of the court Itpee lei Were Dr. ithetharet was reamer& from esideas dripthat, If the MASCO a .. bmiliree= e st Mr. Deck the ordinary of that gaol, shauld vide Wm Wore hie ereaYoa, sad he made the no poet Is • motheer to Mime • bac( that be had some itie • partestmemmumicatio• it sake le Won. Should this really be the cams, the mature of that communication will now pro ' babl) hr ever remain a sank but the feet of hie empremeimg the wish relieved to may be positively rolled spa. IZZOISTIZATIONS. --.-- MIDDLESEX. Ilr.lAncelot Shadwerl, the ijorriatar appointed to revise the lista of voters in the election of knights of the shire for the county of Middlesex, commenced his duties on Saturday, when ha opened his mart at the Chequers-inn, Uxbridge, far the revision of the lists of the parishes of Cowley, Haretleld, Hayes, Hillingdoe, Ickenhain, Norwood, Itnialip, Uxbridge, and Went Drayton. Mr. Harper, from the °Soo of Mr. C. Heaton Ellie, dark of the ppaaaaaase,, attended the court, and delivered to the re vising 6aorYtsr the whole of the registration papers foe the county. Mr. W. Albert Zero" of Parliament-street, appeared an behalf of the liberals; Mr. T. Alley Jones, of Clifford'r.inn, and Mr. Remy Ssltk, of Norfolk-street, Strand, for the Neeps — sibm, described in the list as of 13, Claremont. tsco ini td d -strast, New-road, Middlesex, and claiming for Weeps La the Tiller of liarefield, in the coca pattra of Walks Collett and Richard Bagbee, was objened to by the Ithende. A long dimmed= took pleas on an important point of ore @trunks el the 7th metre of the 6th of Victoria, o. 18, known es the Registration Act. By that section it is enacted that every notice of objection shall be signed by the party =; and wherever the place of abode of the perste to se described in the said list shall not be in the prieh or township to which such list may TOWN and the mane elthe acciapybig tenant of the whole or any part of the eisellifeing property, together with his place of abode, shall S , : sari IM; the person so *bleating shall also give to re as mese Its le &via or irk at the place of abode of azg "waft hart, a dopilosie of the notice, signed switzerid." It wee urged by Mr. Jones that the objection could not be tMt►leed, inawandass the °peopling ten►nt bad not been served with ► dupifo►ts oopy of the notice, u required by the Mr. Jamie, on the other hind, contended that occupation and reaidence were distinct thiep, ae was clearly evident in the occupation of chambets by banisters and others whine residence was altogether distinct, and that in the case before the court the description of the property, containing the names of the occupying tenants only, sad not their photo of abode, the esevice of duplicate notices yes not required. The Barrister held that, for the purposes of the act, own patios and residence of bonze must be tabs as one; end mottos, therefore, ought to have been CIVIC to the tairat. Tim mania en; Willed. John Tidd Costa, of 35, Itiaregnsre, Gamell-ettwee, was el= L ts s r the ooneervailms. Itgr;mlamse t the claimant stated that his qua lificetioe, the iths Aram, at Harefiskl, was • free hold boom, w he perused in right of his wife. It wu left by her father's will to trus.ees for her am and bonal. The probate was not forthcoming, but a copy of the will having been handed In and varied, The Barrister, after some dbicaaaloe, decided on allowing the vote. George Eaves, cleimiog for an undivided moiety of a plots I land In Hayes, VU objected to by the conservstiver. The voter d 4 not appear; but Yr. Woodbridge, solicitor, t 'Uxbridge, stated that the land can about 1001. Mr. South—About 1001. P Witness—Yes. Mr. findthLT`erbspe only 901.? Wltnese—l don't know the eked amount. It is not let, but it is worth 61. a year se it le; and fur building porpoise it would be worth 104. a year. The Barrister held that tire wm no satisfactory evidence before him of 40s. simnel salmi. William Pryer, on the Millingdon list, was objected to by the liberals. Mr. Smith put in the lease of his freehold, at 61.55. a year, and the vote being allowed, applied for c lets. The Barrister said, as the voter was nut present, he should not allow sesta. Walter Brahma wee objected to by the conservatives. Mr. lame. called the overseer, who stated that Mr. Graham *erupted mills t ated at 1001. Mr. Smith—Where dots he rends? Witasee—l fleet know. Mr. Smith —Dom be reside at the Great Western Rail we Rotel, Paddington? Witness—l don't know. ee ese Mr. Smith submitted that residence was a nencesary part et the qualtfication, and thin had not been 'toyed. Name =tonged. The registration this yam rewires more than ordinary interest, la eansequerice or the activity exhibited on both aides in looking into, correctly', and perfecting the Angora' lisle. The liberals have made between 1,700 end 1,800 ob. jet:oleos ; the Old Conservative Society, represented by Mr. Jones, about 900; while a new coneervative soeisty m ins , seated at the revising coact by Mr. Smith, the solicitor to ' the Conservative Lead Socenty, made ao fewer than 1,300. The result of the revision for the Uxbridge distrke use usual variously stater. According to a statement prepared by Mr. Jam= and &wetted tee by Mr. Jima, the literals having made 37 objecti as, sustained 22 of them, and the conservatives having made 48 were socciereful is 24. To this rettun Mr. Smith does not =emit. His statement, pew =rod on a somewhat different boils, Inasmuch as he Orchid= the objections of the overseers, Is that the conservative objee. none were in affect 69 in number, and that 48 of Item ware sysiained ; end that the liberals made 36 objectione and eves evaded in 26, and consequently that there wee a Wanes of consecrative gala to the tate= of 23 votes. EXTIUOIDISMIT AND MYITERIOUB AFFAIR—On Saturdsy mitigation Mr. John Humphreys held an inquest at the Olobs Taveen, MUe-end-road, on the body of a male in font, aged three week., which had barn burled in the Tower Hamlets Cemetery mw very suspicions circuunitsucee, end which bad ham ezburned by the authority of the Secretary of State. Mr. David Shelve, the redratary and superintendent of the Tower Hamlets Cemetery, stated that be received a coffin containing the body of Elizabeth Haycock on the after noon of the 4th inst. The undertaker, Mr. Ayers, of lied. aces-sheet, Southwark, gars a certiffinte of the death of the adult, but nothing was said concernirft the body of a child. The coffin was taken up en Thursday last, and, when the lid RYA removed, the demseed was famed by the eHe of the woman Haycock. By the Concur It was not usual to bury two bodies with one certificate, and the fees for the in fant had not been paid by Mr. Ayers. Infant children were occseionally burled in she same coffin with adults, but two certificates were always required from the undertakers.— There bring on further avid. as ready, the inquiry was ad journed till Wedowday mok. It was understood that highly respectable parties were implicated, bet it would not be pprrooppeer to eater into my further details until the facts an betaaliy proved before the jury. RIPIZSENTATION OF ATIMEHRIL—Tbe Ayr Ad foliar. says "that she onmervativee have beaten ground by peeing a ressiation inviting Sir James Ferguson, Bark, to make another effort to retrain the seat now vans* by the decease of Lord Janne Stuart. That SD Jamie will re,tt to the invlation we have no doubt whatever; fadesd ad we can Dun, anemia, has atreedy eemeeassil ea We behalf." The /forth British Mail Aides that the Hilinal In tend to bring forward the Hsu. Frederick = o r u l nephew of the Duke of Pedaled, sad ass et de Walden. _ —..—.. [AdverUseinnt.l—HOLLOWATill ODITYMIT Am Pal& —Gov, Lislerramesc—Tirs sailpsliAli aillialei 71•141 to loisOlia. Is In eslsmosis sigemoi doe "ftli j Amritsar* disesift but is bit ai l = Sidling diming, sr Mr d am OMB r===sir is Ammo ibis smalls. TN sod GNI isms; sag iii die swig meir .6 2:114::: isiseliiimidisi to this *al &dd. liallowsys asraleisisillef, tiiiiiishiss ills silk iti.sibu.s. sad lisiL MEI is was silislisft rebtsd into tb• cosphlosig gem si boil titles* I iisv wear iskSaLtilinto wvadertul NA. whicb, adds ill OS SW. aulleils IA MAREB7+I COTTON.—lavizrooa, Barr. 17.—The Isla of cotton to-day an aidardati at 6,000 bales. A quiet maricat at yew torday'o pima. COTTON 000D8.—Mastaser se, aLPT. 17. —We hare me shatessat to spurt is thn dribiss which bee clha satirised this market throughout the week. The check to Swiss for Chios, and the disouregmaest caused by the fell of prices at C4aatts, need not, in the =sad gnieral *Shit, of the present Use, hare ceased much Whew off In the general requirerseste of bops bat the latter are no doubt abetaining from oce;o: as mstah as possible at the serest moment, in the of maim some impression on the high rasa ruling in cloth and yarn. At present Oda policy has not been attended with much swam floss kinds of cloth for faits may be quoted led. to 3d. per pies lower a:nos last week, sod the yarns suitable for resktog them are ea. to Id. pot lb. weaker ; bet, geaseally speeklag, there is mash frames in prime. For llosbay there are orders is the heads of sinners end manufacturers into next month, sad the last &drifts thence are em elt = ratbarenoorszegtagoo that the Ulnas exhibited hero this week will probably Scaly of a temporary character. The home, like the export, trade bee bees rather affected by the general dispositka to withhold ceders, but there fano change be the healthy Is.. of dammed which has characterised this branch of tzsde for sores time Fast. HARDWARE.-13initinonan, Barr. 17.—The various railway and canal companies menseted with this town sad the district have just Maud a notice to the effect that on and alter the lit of October neat all goods ferried wi , l be charged at the actual gross weight of 2,240 lbs. to the This iron, which will be charged at 2,400 lbs. to the ton. announcement, of which s simultamous =ohm been lamed by twelve of the railway, canal, end carrying Arsa,b as given ries to a good deal of speculation in the district. The literal oonstracuon of it appears, however, simply to be this—that a custom which has existed for some time, under which iron stone end other raw material has been carried at what is called long weight of 2,400 lbe. per too, la to be curtailed, and the social weight charged. The new regulation will vary slightly affect manufactured goods. The state of trade in this town and in the district la upon the whole satisfactory. The inacuisotarers are pretty well supplied with orders, and the reports from all who am soma in trade are of such a nature as to indicate that very little cause for complalat exists is any quarter. From the district reports ars similar, the iron and coal trades are in a state of moderate prosperity, sualcient at least to keep the labour market healthy, and the various works in full operation. CORN,—CAXIIIIDOE, SIFT. 17.—Wheat WM U. dean , , good barley in mead ; but the priors said checked bad men Oata and beans chatyer. Wheat, red, We. to 41a. white, 4 tt. to 40e. Barley, 26.. to 40a. Oats, mw, 20a. to Ws. ; old, 284 to Me. Deena, sew, 365. to 40a.; old, 445. C.UMLILBORT. BUT. 17.-nlll /lip* WM ; trade vary dull; prima had ?what .a upward towdlooy. Wheat, brows, sow, 30s. to 42.. ; old, 40.. to 465.; white, sew, 40a. to 44a.; e 4, 44a. to 48a. Batley, new, 26.. to 45e. Oat., old. 20a. to 28a.; saw, 17a. to 201. Beams, new, 38a, to 45a. Paw tlas. GAILLIBLII, SIFT. 17.-We had a good &apply of all Made of grain at oar market this roorniog. Wheat was fully aa deer, with a good decosod. Oats also sold well at lost week's eaten. Barley slow, sad la. lower. Wheat, white, new. 17e. to 18s.; oil, 17e. Id. to 185.64. • red, saw, 16s. 6d. to 175.; old, 17s. to 17s. rid. ; Barley, new Dud old, I le. Bd. to 128.6 d. Oats, potato, new, 9s. to 10s. ; old 10s. to 11.. 6d.• coonoo, old, 9d. to 10a. Bd. Rye, 12a. to 13s. Floor, per stoney 1.. ltd. to 2a. Oatmeal, 24. to 2..4d. Ityeanaal, Is. 4d. Barleymtal, la. !1.-Coolie,* Joan!. COLCHISTER, 81rr. 17.-A good supply of wheat, and foie of other grain. Wheat 1.. dearer. Barley unaltered. Beans and peas donned 1. to 2t, per qr. °toucans; Barr. 17.-A pretty good trade was done st-my le. pet gainer advance In wheat on the currency of this day seaslght. At Chaltenluna on Than day the Woodman was smelt. At Hereford on Wed nesday the quasnity of wheat on oder was not so large as last week, mid goad samples sold at so advance of la. per qr. Fine malting barley sane, and readily fetched Is. per qr, mere money then on last market day. Then was no quotable alieratlon in the value of bean, peas, sad mita. GUILDFORD Boer. 17.-There was an Improvement to day in the de mand for wheat; good onditicaed samples of new commanding geseraliy an advance of la. to 2.. per qe. &apply lomat and mostly cleared. Other grain aratbeat change. Wheat, old, 425. to 61..; ow, 40s. to 600. Barhy. 30s. to 40s. Oat., 26. to 27e. Pees, 36e. to 38.. Rye, 32e. to 335. .11X177011D, SEPT. 17.—The toasket to-day WU wall sap died with bath "'best sod barley. Wheat made lest week's prices for the beet goolities ; other sods dull. Barley for malting purposes met • dull sole at less subney, the quality in gesso.' superior. Oats sold at lot wiek'e Dante. Pegs and beans rather lower. Wheat, 21s. le 30a per load. Barley madden, 28e. to 4!.. per qr.; priediog, 245. to 28a. Oats, 28.. to 235. per qr. reas, 240. to 275. per toad. Beans, 245. to 300. per load. _ . LZICESTaIt, SEPT. 17.—Wheat at a ready self, at an advaaoa of folly 1.. yer quarter ; white aorta mode 46a. to 60a.; red, 40a. to 44e. pr 36 01012 P. There woo a moderate show of Lathy, end al: superior qualities realised high rams, melting samples osillog at 400. to 435. per quatter, grinding ditto met a steady demand at 29a. to 30*. ler 30 atone. For cats sales took phire at 265. to fik., per 24 stone. In beans 445. to 625., per SS stems were the rutin rates. NEWCASTLE-1;PON-TISZ, BITS. 17.—At cur market this morning we had a free delivery of DOW wheat from our growers, wbleb, being in extra demand, told at an advance of Is. to 2.. per qr., whilst cm new and old earth country we ' °senor ante a greater itomovernrot than le.. the rise befog more wittingly paid upon new than old. For extra new Norfolk yellow 46e. was realieed, 46a. Gi. for sew and old mixed in sepal proportion, ' wherem the latter figure wA with d [Kathy °biome( for old rtd, all welgbed per 6041b5. Foreign •ars held sniffy for en ameodusent of la. per qr., which wee oily in partial initiates complied with; red Wolgatt, wit first-rats, was offered at 465. and refused. Flour must be written Is. per such dearer, bat most of our dealers having supplied themselves preti , ius to the rise, the sales in coneequenc• were of a restricted character. Nye sioninally wialtreed. Grinding burley less inquired for. In boons and pass little stirring. OA. were a tr.fle easier, especially in caste where Teasels required clearing. Tbi snivel. We week ete,—Wheat, cauterise, 1,832 qta.; foreign, 846; rye, coastwise, 30; barley, foreign, 300; oat', coseteise, 1,871; Cosign, 1,400; peas. foreign, 24; beaus, coastwise, 26 ; foreign, 26. Flour, 1,892 Facia. Nouwthit t Sen._ 17.—lieee SO-flay what was lv fair supply, sad the demand beteg better, particularly for old prime advaseed le. to 2e. per qr. ; at this eh*, roma maatttv changed heads. There wee a tolerable quantity of sew bitty ea oder, but the quality um very venous. Lest week. rates went fully supported for melting qualifier. Brusly • sample ol say other grata ottwing. h lour is favour of the seller. Whit* wheat is quoted this evening 465. to 48e. ; red ditto, 38.. to 43e. ; beet chevalier nddle( barley, 335. to 44e. ' • rime &culler ditto, 38e. to 44.. ; _ tithe( ditto, 26. i. t030e.; owe, 24s to 26e. per qr. Flour 29e. 6d. to 30e per tea from the miller. Tito luml market: are 9.5.1.117 Media, upwards. Nov mars, Bart. 17.—For wheat there MI a far de mead, et sr Memos of le. on the prke of Met wear. Old white resided 60/. to 6M.; red 44e. to 48..; new white, 475. to 61a.; s.d Ile. to 465. per 36 .tons. The show of balmy was fair, and malting qualities mat a tolerable dermal at extreme eurreselea, gamely, 1/6r. to 44.. per qr. grinding sorts matataied their vales, sad made Ws. to 3 0.. per 30 Nose. I. eats besileese ruled heavy et mothered rates; old. Us. to Sto. ; new, We. to 275. • &wags, 24e. to 29e. per 21 stone. Beam realised th e pre vious week', quotations; el 6 odd at 48r. to 615.; new, 4 2a. to 46a. par 33 starve. Popo Soar, 34.. to 39a. ; las, ilea to SU. per 20 atom. Oxroan, Barr. 17.-Iles supply of wheat was rather ; prime samples were !ham. White wheat earth from 49e. to 48.. Bed wheat from 40e. to 440. per qr. ilierples representing large balluo al barley, but a meet dad ti It very much stained, were oa dim prime eallag from les. to 38e. per qr. Oats weer *Mind and rat leant ; mime somsples visited 324, Ansi Wake irle* es low as 21a. per qr. Beans ruled from Bps. to 6A. Hog peas 405., end boiling per from 48e. to 60s. per qr. MOW 31a. par gook. PITARBOROIIOII, Part 17.-At our market to-day we had a abort (apply of whist, which mat a good sale at la. to 28. Per qr. over the prices of this day week. Barley no. altered i• value. Oats could bo bought rather lower. Bras &Wel. Bost red wheat, gm to 485.; common, 411., per 6041 he. Oats, 100. to llid. per stow. BMW, SOL par qr. of 6321b5. RILDING, Barr . 17.-The supply el wheat to-day wee not quite so large is umal at this time of ths Isar owing to the Mm Mete d the Laden seseketa. Yesterday, that was • pester demand cm the mailmen, and an demos d la. per qr. was sebibllsheoL Good berley we err tad deer, bat the lidsahar met with • slow eels at late prior. Oats, berm sad piss madatained homer weirs. Wesszow, Birv. 17.-The supply of sew wheat isega• @hart at this day's market, end there befog a &mond for the better Idnels, it realised 2a. per qr. over the anis cd this day week, and the seine applies to die beet old. All spring earn as tebre, with • fair moderato damn& Prices to the growers:-Wharf, white, pew, 44a. to 47e.; antra, 481.; red, new, 40e. to 42a. ; erne, 43e.; whits, old, 445. to 48e.; extra, 495.; red, old, 40a. t• 43a. extra, 44m, 831Im par Wank Oahe, 101 d. to 11d. per stone. Bray 40e. to tole. per quieter. W0R0211112, Beer. 17.-Millers were inquiring pretty featly for um wheat, mad we may quote prices Id. to 9d. per qaarier better than last week. English white wheat, 11e. 64. to fie. 9d. ; and red, 6s. to 6.. 44. per bushel. Malting beeby more sated for at U. ed. to U. Bd. per bulb& Beam, 6e. 4d. to be. 10d. per bushel; English oats, 4.. to 4a. 3d. per 391te. Ls Worcester aree : Wheel, Si. 2a. 34.; and belay, 11. 14e. Bd. per fneal quarter. t Kidder minster market, on Thursday, red wheats fetched 1 6.. to lea, end white, 1694 ~b . per bag of three barbels • malting barley, 4a. b. to 48. 94 and ending, 4r. to 4a. 3d. per bushel; old bane, lb., and new, 16e. to 16e. per tan wore; oats, 13e. to lean. per eight more; vetches, 7.. 68. to 8.. per bullet. At Abuts' and Ends= markets then wee a better trade acing, wheat selling at 16e. per beg. Sushi= official averages : Wheat, 2.1. Os. 11d. ; barley, 11. 118. 4d. ; and beau, 21. le. 74. per bag. Yost, 811.1. 17.-Whits wheat was ibposed of at le. per more money then lest week ; old descriptions we riapored of at 42e. to 46e.; new 40e. to 448. per 36 stone. There was rather more Inquiry for barley, and fine wimples mete fully last week's nate; molting, 348. to 37e. per qr.; pinging, 27.. to 29a. par 30 atone. in oats the alteration was sot material ; the Ueda ruled bevy at 22a. to 24.. e. per 24 Motu Samples ri beans moving oft at 42.. to 46e. per 38 Amu - - • - v•-•••• Huticainv,Burr. 17.—We have bad another week of due hooveat weather, with an °madam' shower, which ham been teselloisl. The peat bulk of the crop is secured and U we ham wasthar good week the beans also will likely be carried. Potatoes show alight rymptoma of disease. 'Tur nips improve very idowly. At our cotuttrymarkets this week we had veey wheel or oats, either o ld or new, offering; all kinds were in rather better &mead, at Prim In fly= of sellers. A fair supply clime barley; great saxlety Solvay ekevalier, while 030118011 sells slowly at last week's poker. =to -day, we had moderate supplies of Idiot smd cats, sold quickly at le. per qr. edvaace es last week's L riom Of barley th e supply was good ; floe chevalier was anddemand rather dearer ; comma forts slow ask, tuari o n i thse cheaper. Wheat, old. 38e. to 471.6 d. per qr.; new, 325. to 44e. Baby, new, 26e. to 36e. Oats, old, 24e. to 22e. ; new, 225. to 28s. WATZRFORD, ban. 17.—Our receipts of grain from the country have rather fallen off this week, but we hushed fair deliveries of oats by boat. From abroad oar arrivals are limited to one cargo of Indian corn. Our market continues devoid of Wrestles, but there is a steady bushier parsing in most articles at fall prices. Farmers' wheat meets aI MI sale, and prime quali tie s may be quoted Bd. to Is. per barrel dearer oleos this day annight. Barley, with rather mot inquiry, brings 3d. to 6d. per Minot advance. Oats—early In the week holders began asking very extravagant mime. but having cousiderebly reduced their pretendoes the led day or two, a fair business has been done at ear quotstkaa. Indian corn sells more freely, and holders have no diffeeity in obtaining prime which mold not be realised last week. la foreign wheat we have not beard of a treametioa. Flow unaltered in value. Imports this week t—ledian one, 1,260 qre. Exports this weak ;—Wheat, 90 bands; barley, 100 barrels; oats, 4,928 barrels; flow, 980 each; oatmeal, 176 sacks. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. atmuzl(ahtp), , Tom lagoon for I , 26ceoutk, June 4, cm the Eqtv.hr, 11:7 , 2m, from Calcutta, Joni 7. lat 1 6, Mu 93 S. (kmerloae atalp), tram imrpool for Calcutta, *opal 16, 1M 911,14414 W. laythable, has Swill for Landon. Jam 97, la Macerated Masa& lat i zta_ . 4h.m.5.), from Lemke roe Rio Madre, August 12, Lt 12 N. km" awe. bead Won, Sept. 11. lat 44 14, Ice 14 M. Lya:=l . p. firm 419100 tor Paireutoth let 13 6, len 74 E. (13913.12 tottque), from the West Comet of Ude; Aqua Skirt 14 14, Ma It W. Watesearke, from Loudon for Cicala. hugest 11, Ist 14 11, Ices 17 W. ILl=ll .. boretee). from Doane tee Leedom. Sept S. tat 1$ N. ton 30 W. of the Sem, from Bombay kr Leaped. tole 4,1426 4, THE INDIAN AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS: The Ceylon arrived at Southampton yesterday with the heavy portion of the Indian and Australian mails. She left Ala. andria on the bib of September, Yalta on the 9th, and Gib raltar on the 13th. She brought home about 130 passengers. Amongst her cargo twee 1,344 boles of silk. The Ceylon sat , with Rae weathee in the )edit. rraueee, and strong north• met wee& Wong the coast of Spain end Portugal sad op ahaanel. Ike lithjestys ship. liorlborotagb, Centarke, Conqueror Renown, Cron, Pain,.. Royal, Burial% Wanderer:Boxer, end Cando° were at Malta; slao the Pee ntheular end °rialto' Wenner Alhambra. Her Majesty's Alp Vulture and four Spanish toes-of.war ware at °lroner. The Ceylon pained her Mak stye ship Orion ten mitre out of Malta. Oa the 7th test. she peeped the Peninsular tend Oriental Weenier Orissa ; on the 12th abe pawed the French Ithrof-trattle ship CRON steeriog east, and a frigate with throe gun-boats he tow. The Australian nail brought bores I. the Ceylon was the one from the Northam. It was very much damaged, cepecially the King George's Sound and Byftey portion. The Northam was damaged to the Woad Wail having one of her compartments wove in. Among the passengers by the Ceylon were the captain and offi.ero ot the wreaked mail packet Alma. AMERICAN MAIL DESPATCH.—OB Saturday last, the British end North American Royal Mail steamer Ade smiled from Liverpool for New York with the United Stone sad North American malls, and 120 paseeneers. The ant mal aw =atcla will be by the Quebec sod Montreal Does p _Company's steamship Hungarian, which soils from the Mersey on Wedneoday toot for Quebec and Most trod with the Canadian mails. Toe box at the Liverpool PosteolSos will be open on that day till 11.46 a.m., sod late fees until 1116 noon, and on the Wading-wage cot] 1 p.m. The additional lee at the landing-stage is 'Si shilling, which Mtn he prepaid in stamps. Telegnifed despatches may be forwarded within s few noiatros of the steamer's departure through the of of the dew York Preis, 10, Exchange-street Rut, Liverpool. STEAM-BOAT CoLustutt.—TWO MEN DROWNED. —A feightinl ocenrreces tiok place on Friday aftemoon ed Plekle-herringeethirs, Bermondsey-won, by which two ass were drowned and several loitered. It appears toot shoil4 before three o'clock a gang e,f mon left htill-buic.maire is I skiff to work on board a didati in the tier lying wt. Tie skiff oxitained 11 Ines, including the watcrman, and Wets! Jut shot clear of the tear, with the Intention of receding 4', when the Rorie, Gravesend .teem-boat, on her pore-g. &fie struck her on the beam and cot her in two IMO 0011•NktlEttly ineweroed. The *opines were In Lt ',ll stopped, but not before some of the unfortunete men olr tamed 'Wanes. MI two men, John Collins and Reggae whose bodies bate not been recovered, were drowned, hang. It is imppceed, been struck by the peddles; the reouliaid uthe were with difficulty saved. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. PIIANCI&--Pent. le. et QM,. the of C. fraseht , lam o which torived Ito I,ldh only • few boom HA N URN —desk et moor of A part, HO vile of Coplain Ilauharn, Ilth Ltrto. Hatton., of •ti.d , "t". AoTFEILb.—Ftpt. if. et 11).10 k unsex, Cumber:A.l gte,al lON of 0. Ilatfond, hbq , of • dauataer. LIUMAN t. .—Pepl4..t Webb unsure:tam Bide tack the . 1 " I. Lehmann, kba.. of • am. PURSta.—gept. of Hammond Cottage. MAW. itelrrt Poo.. Coq ,t a daughter. REY NOLDP.—lapt. 14. et W. auger. the Idle of J. L. Balza , . Rm Ws Mtn Rod. liodtoa !cativo In awry. of • eon. WILLIAMos—Rete..IS. at Inman* lion 0. USZLI, •Ife a the It , J. A. Mtlthao o. of n non. TOLltilAn.—Papt. Is, at Ashburton vriA. Lover rod. wile of C. Yeeslos. L.. n &whoa. MARICIAOSS. DE FODESMETt—RAM rBOTTO M.—Fort. 14. at 0,1 " , ' l l Clooffnoo. by the rev. J. I. ney. /lois M. 1.0 1 - •u • Have. broom t 13112. Joao. doughtcy of Mr. J. M. Itawttaten. .1 Pftorpart. ittaluonheul. 1101.11E—OLIN TON —Felt. 13, it advt. March. Ilridr..eon ea* Toebittre, by the I. .n. Melee o On.st vnfl Eau. J. W. Holm.. of I.orit. oboe", Kew. eon of N 1•.:e, 11Mmool. to CAtgelvo.v, donghlia of too ate. C. J. F. Radar of Cro Notts. LOON—JEN N 18.—SeV. 15, at Et. Mary Magdalen. lEe Mee. l4,utb.wki W Lona. Jeot.b. wt of the hu Mr. J. N. L. Ktvg-street. Cooest.gavdm 4 , oglaft of Mt. J eW" rottlaladploco, Now Katt,. I. 1/MATHS. 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