The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-04 00:00:00

INDIA. (raor OVA OW$ BOMBAY, Argun 4. The most interesting, though not the meet pleasing, news this mail will bring you is the plun der and abstraction of the Jhanai prize treasure. This treasure, which fell into our hands at the cap ture et Jhansi, had • wide celebrity in Central India, and was always believed at Gwalior to be worth little short of 33 lakhs of rupees. It oonsisted of numerous native ornaments of diamonds, pearls, and other precious stones, and was considered likely to realise at least 200,0001.—a sum which ensured to the army of Sir Hugh Ross a tolerable share of prize money. This treasure was entrusted to Colonel Liddell, of the 3rd Euro peans, at Jhausi, and was guarded by soldiers of that corps. In one night the whole of the boxes were rifted of their contents by persons who were enabled, either by the connivance or help of the sentries, to lift from their hinges the doors of the house in which the treasure was kept. A committee of inquiry was held immediately after the lom was ascertained, but as yet the facts connected with this gigantic robbery are unknown. The loss of Sir Hugh Roes alone by the abstraction of so rich a prize is calculated at 26,0001. Whilst the traits of long toil during a saeareftd campaign are thus snatched from the bands of the genies! who should reap them, densamarations most flattering to his feelings have boos mode both here and at Poona. Sir Hogh bas bees received and cheered at numerous entertainments. He wee feted at Poona by the Commander-in-Chief, who gathered round him all the heads of the army, by the 18th Royal Irish and the 33rd Regiments, and he hu acoepted an invitation from the °Moire of the Bombay Artillery. Yesterday he was present at a dinner given in his honour by the Byculla Club, of Boni bayat which upwards of 100 persons were present. Sir Hugh's health was proposed by the Hon. Mr. Malec, who, in a short and dignified speech, narrated the great deeds and rapid successes of the diatingniabed guest. The toast was drunk with an enthtuisme which appeared to affect the general, for it was not without some tremor that he rose to return thanko, dieclaiming, after a few short sentences, any habit of public speaking. There seemed, indeed, to be a moment when the speech was to have an abrupt ter mination, but, rallying after a pause, Sir Hugh warmed with his theme. He described with a few bald touches the comparative smallness) of the Bom bay army as compared with that of the rebels—the former, composed of men whom it was his pride to have had to lead, and many of whom he could eulogise by name; the latter, not a common rabble of insurgents, but well equipped, highly disciplined, and powerful in numerical strength—men who had fought against us with our own guns, in oar own uniforms, but " Thank God," said Sir Hugh, " with out the spirit or indomitable courage of British soldiers." Sir Hugh proceeded to show how advan tageous it would have been to attack the numerous sassy with rapidity, and take, in American parlases, the " bull by the horns," but there were eireametescom which prevented a rapid series of neameriss. Saugor hod to be relieved. Them sass tie heat--a deadly enemy, which, whoa we lay before Colima opposed to a mums= anew straitly posted be hind walls, sad pretested hy a thread of dangerous pasha threatened peelthay to annihilate the are Ber He& I send tie words of the chief Aar Ms &Aden, who had thought At to Inform him at Oelpe that the total destruction el the fens by the we weld be calculated aritluseti rally. Yet it wee with this army, and by the spirit which anineted it, that Callas was carried, and the rock of °wilier finally ocenpied. Sir Hagh con cluded amidst deafening chews, by pasting a well-merited 'alarm upon the maths army of Bombay, frees which be specially chose for u object of prune, the 25th sad 24th Re giments, the 10th, sad the Hydrated Ofintingest. Mr. Westrepp, sae clear most able barristers, than proposed " The Army and Neyy " to which Colonel I °teethed and Oammedere 11 - shook; severally re sponded. Mr. Watropp teethed apes the great services of the solemn, which, seder °method's com mend, had sweet the Deo, and won the battle of Agra y ha dwelt on the serene" rendered by the navy, and delicately alluded to tile Indian fame of the Welleeleys. Colossi °teethed, with that tire, and, to use a French expression, rune, which characterises all he does, passed over his own deeds, to recall to the memory of his hearers the daring of Yousighasbeed and the bravery of young Watson. He also praised the Native Tree galer Corps, and told how happy it was for the Pm novae, of Bombay that its army had been faithful. Than followed t he health of Lord Elphinstons, pro posed in a sonorous speech by Mr. Berkeley, of the Great Indian Peninsular Railway. Other toasts were drank, songs enlivened the rest of the evening, and the company separated. It ins remarked that Sir Hugh conceived it altogether unnecessary to reran the statements of Mr. Layard. The public had already dons jos. ties on the charge that Sir Hugh had kilted the enemy's " ambassador," and everyone in India knows that the executiose at Bhopal were only the carrying out of sentences la which Sir Hugh had no voice. The rebellion offers little matter of remark ; with the exception of a few isolated move ments, the fortnight has produced no event of note. Tentis Topee's men are still in the neighbourhood of Took, where General Roberts re mained up to the 19th alt. The insurgents seem to be divided ; for, on the 16th ultimo, a party of them was attacked in the country lying between Took and the Chambul by • ioyal thakoor—the chief of Jhallai. Their root was complete, and their leader, • well-known girder, named Ahmed Oollah Khan, 11 men, some horses and elephants,:and 4,000 rupees, were brought in. la (Jude Sir J. Hope Grant has been induced to move out towards &sabring, south-east of Lack now, with a column destined to relieve Mann Bing from the pressure exercised upon him by the Chubleder Rhoades Hussein. The column is composed of the let Madras Fusiliers, the tad Battalion Ries Brigade, let Regiment Panjaub Infantry, 7th Hussars, aad Hodson's Horse, with two field batteries and a siege train. It started on the 21st of July for Fysabad. The 88th and 4th OtirrCavalry have been ordered to Luaknow. a borders of Dade, and by the Ganges' left boat v a few miles from Allahabad, Ike the lrege of Burson, 'where a band of rebels, aaoliskag upwards el 12,000 men, have =llllhitained themselves. Early this year we a check at this very place, which had not sines been attacked. On the 10th of July, however, 1,000 Raropeans, with 600 Sikhs and a detachment of cavalry mid artillery, were ordered oat in that direction, under the command of Colonel Berkeley. They toad the enemy occupying, not only Sarum, but several mall farts in the vicinity. One of thine was attacked with great 'meow. as you may MO from the following letter, dated .Clahabad, the 18th of July : We lee Immo et 2 ii.m Os wharf sr the the =i zsaz also ds~ws, swe e ta t t o ar me w l! lc denveng a es tip sae novo Ike reply. Tie mevey's wawik7 Moil bow to oak .1, but ter gem mob &moo vents tbsir bbootri, mike Mie me viusga /Lob, we daft stoosood, tall ger sirs mil Moo sees mit tart slits., be Iftlf to be simust, isit lie NNW tolosoloi he irk krt. Apia we reed limed 11111 millery. end made • beer& The Weeps elsemsa. the 31111 WagWUel to mho ewe et Ihe gam, set Me Ma bum le hen atm than cab Mel b mem. Wean! Outs dee a geed seemma et the reed& Five hedged Mail Is the het, eat awe MS 'ankle. Oar ens Ike Flee Ihta. the inrebels man imaedle Wive hie pd meo bat Ile our tematlea see Isms again le MOW) Mir essirt. Fri= dam it appears that Camel Berkeley's was a ser• ea tioa—a art of raid, and not a regular ow, .tined to throw back the enemy into the intoner. I.lllMlNins THE EXPRESS, The Governor-General, with Sir Colin, is still at Allahabad, and has received from the Legislative Council fall powers to remain in the provinces for six . moods longer. An official letter from Mt. Basica bas been published, declaring the proclama tion, of which I sent you a copy a few Valli back, a sham. This appears to me somewhat diaingearms, far no one who knows the hand which pens Lord Can ning's proclamations, doubts that it is a gamine document. I have reason to know that the tams of 1 1 that proclamation have been followed to the letter, and can therefore only suppose that the press got hold of a draught of instructions not destined to ap pear at the time it was published, but embodying the policy to be pursued by the agents of the go vernment. To call this a sham is worthy of the fame for unscrupulousness which Mr. Beadon has made for himself. In Behar matters seem to be mending a little. Telegraphic communications tell us that Brigadier Douglas, after having cleared Gha z eepore of rebels, returned to Bulleah (left bank of the Ganges) on the 21st ult., and was on his way the same evening to Arrab. Rebels were still out ender the chiefs_ Illeg hur Sing or Joodhur Sing, on the Grand Trank road. But they were likely not to remain there long. A telegram from Sasserain of the 22nd tells us that a body of Sikbs from Banana had arrived there, after having a fight near Doergowtse ; whilst from Patna of the 23rd we also learn that a party, consisting of 100 men her Majesty's 38th, 100 men her Majesty's 80th, 40 Sikh Infantry, and 36 Sikh Cavalry, went out from Arrah on the 22nd, and had a enemata' encounter with insurgents at killing between 20 and 30 of them. The following arrangements have been made (Allahabad, July 22) to secure the Grand Trunk road and country on each aide: Lientanant-Colonel Turner to take charge of the Grand Trunk-road and all poste adjoining if, with an adjutant to moist him, under the orders of Brigadier Douglas. The camel corps ordered from Cawnpore fir the protection of the Grand Trunk road, with two squadrons of the 3rd Sikh cavalry. Two companies of her Majeer:'t 73rd are to act from 'the direction of Beams, later intelligence adding that this latter force, under Major Peto, has already driven the rebels from the Grand Trunk road, which is thus clear from Benue@ to Calcutta.. This object was well supported by • happy effort made on the 18th by Captain Rattray, who sent out an expedition on the 18th from Deluce on the Beane. He chose eight men from his regiment of Sikhs, disguised them as rebel Sepoys, and despatched them with in structions to bring in or kill a noted old rebel named Sungram Sing, who held positions to the westward near Rhotas, the old stronghold of Ummer Sing. The men were highly saccade]. They caught Sungram Sing alive, and they cut off the heads of his brother, sons, nephews, and grandsons. P.S. The latest news from Onde is vii Allahabad, , dated 23rd ult. Banes Madho and Rughonath Sing, two great rebel chiefs, left their fort near Mitri Khaira ea the 19th of July, with 13,600 men and 17 gash, and went to Kahle liunknr, three miles N.W. of Manikpoor on the Ganges. Letters from Owalior of the 21st ult. describe the departure of her Majesty's 93th for Seepree, and the arrival of 160 71st Highlanders at Gwalior to replace them. There seems to be now no doubt that Nana Saul has got into NepauL SUPPRESSION OF THE GOVERNOR GENERALSHIP OF ALGERIA. ---0-- C The Mo nitrite of yesterday annonnets the enp prelusion of the office of Governor-General d Algeria, and publishes the following reports and duress: REPORT TO THE RMPIROR. Ths rola el a Kidder el ILlgeris ord of dr Carafes and asseraelly oar es= arddlselleas be dis argsairdoa el die pads sullissitiss r Akira, ad the versa se wall se dr nest imiselest et dire chews is the sapprerks of dr preen which have Who% devolved ea eh. %renew- Omer. These high huielleas mast sow be divided berms Ohs 'pearl esishisse sad the load sisthoviirs by a rim de sealealisetisa. This erreagsmeat is the can traverisat drip year Merry he them, that the Dew Wailer et higerle shard sierra his authority la Algeria Is wed as la Tram Idr est ltatA dm, to MPG*. to You M 1. 111 47 to l'olt• pus do Illsotit,of • Govorsor-Giaaral. A twofoid irelinlism—ei Alpkw wed et Patim—ts a rest inionneismes oda veep ebelecie le the pimp thspellt of beim. Tr ▪ me aphis le year Majesty whet en the fendemseld prielpha wttob secessileile the mows which I propose, awl whet is the rail asedlim of Aigeria. Illesegly &grow of the regrew of this ermatry, the issymeir wise, while metane( le now the sehielthe end treweigity of the Aran by wen et • wished eney, that the chief end of kis (overman Mehl be mieshatioe. For that, beldam security, ton liberty is assael. Aigaris cannot be compared to say le the pen hedge gessemions. is India the gownamst is employed is az %weft eolosiestios by mews of alive thimikeine ; fa the Vallee imam the selabillwast to Europeans takes piece by the mtheminatka or ankle of the Lamm MAW Mir cos be aorolepilsbei to Attica; our dillselliss are nude pest.; we haw • warlike race to smells' sad doilies, • maim of mignate to attract, a kin et reel to MO a higher evaisetiou„ to develops, by the application to the pee disomelso of modem Mime. We are in the preens' of an meld end vigorous inks, which most be elingethill by seinfletisa, amd of • rising Zaropen ripaleticas. We most neaselle ell Uwe opposing Wants. Haan mime the line marked on he sallisary end doll fano does is Algeria. Up to this moment the remits obtained have involved eery greet writhes, occasioned chiefly by the secessitise if campsmt mad the obligation of Ifuniud up • cossidereble sissy for the mentesanom of complete werity. It is time est the oostnered territory, wills atalanda ever two Madrid sad twenty-live lenses of conk and illimitable West towards the inferior„ should rodeos a rename ell dent gradually to cow the swam and sward the seed doe of the smother-country. Alarm se divided into three previews, which ere Uwe mins subdivided Into military twiterise end WO thilleelms. The lorrusr, in which the Arab Amcor t sheen esainive, o edminiewed by gtherele, bemuse ft is atheswiedgell that matey metherity is beet miter to the memo sad traditions of the Mho tehabileats. The emoted, is which the Europese simmt provalle, sed whisk toe eadioloady civilised to admit of • premedsenese of civil inetitilion, ere plead mar the singe et prifsts. Ia the military twiteeles ma Arab shish miss, emir the superior authority to the meersis, ea hium whke we eight to Mere and peadmily dilly olemether. It &mkt be oar aim to amity leivikal mime, led to ▪ hr the espeph seise if he the kilividual nom ohlity, property, ad Imimos as theneghty to peeper* the mho malaise. he weft he the dv i HONS. In the et, tendon., we meet Ma the Met geardiasthip Mel is bye me MIMI mum sad hearts. The mo mai Meese ter graft `ere MI mere direst seise to heel authorky, by peudither ft m est with men inispas deme, solos • asomary emememee, mere respoesthility. Ia a weed, the wdralialsr mot slew the ehersistralon, telesher iamb or pridele, poser latiela, sod mai, Mew hre le meta et impsrlemes eel marl Mart. To pane from PM, sed sheiaiew at the met, *Win Go mladmishatim le he way I Mobil pied eat, this le pas plea which seem le me best Moped to develp rapidly the prompwity of oar plasmic.= he Nati Africe. The maim ease who be,. studied the Algorism mike for twisty- eve yeses Me bola Meet umedmese le minim( oat this nurse, thank primps NM we opportunity for follow n/ ft hes anon mem' balm With those • mar Meassey will see lied the enerelhetime of the govemeet at Algiers biome • mime coutrinam. In het dm wen only two rethael phew d odbodeg he pro per which your Krjesep whir; elms to glee me powsr to the Governor-Ommul by Mespedies all dee semlos to Akers earl midis Yee Weiser; to to mem& the doemspeseeral by appeletiug • maid Mime. Thu two pia hem hem salneired te pm mid me hen deem the Issues Then M argent teed af eatitylog rift ephisee Thiele has he • salines of time glare imethes Ass the impasse's lowermost. Your Najmn will sot wish lime Me misfit, the only perm remerible to the Emperor, sheell bets the weight at • hiss posiliee whisk he mil est get over. The ebb el Aigerie rosy be erimed op am fame : seed bee bees dm. IMMO, melte have bees eblebei ; bee Ira meg DM hide hob easelbe Not Owe me skew le M pot es obi b, end dot to Oats erl le them demale eleperese awl umblieees baba. The watieeet sad .silly el the Nubby Nes ample* lamb le be glorious ebbe et be ; ohne ere sexe, reels ant pigsty we mh o the .TURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1858. taxes are paid, and yet there is scarcely any oo►onhetion— aoaraety two hundred thousand Europeans, of whom Isr4 are French; less than a hundred thousand persons engaged to agriculture, capital is ecaros and dear, the spirit of enterprise is extinguished, property has to be welahliehed is the greatest part of the lertikey, conaigeseent la created among the cokeiste sad cqatalleas who oaks to tortillas the null of Algeria; such is this rent Mesabi' of the oountry. The seggemeka of the ?unctions of goverace-pnerel will reader ibe mike of the goverment ardor; it will give to ths wdekkr end the local authorities tall liberty of edam, end simplity meiberity and facilitate obedience. Condag from the entre of the government, the sutkorky win be mare pwertel sad more regular, sad thus all peaddlity at makes will disappear. L short, why keep up, together with a will olsieter. a governer-ginsral be a paseemica Miami 36 been ken SO mar cosiliry Morsomr sa egpartmeley mum et Mk merawat M. Is Markthal Lades bee l oft to his reafgeatica. Tees Majesty lee sampled it. TM lemma is arrourable, The reform which I propose wadi not weaken Ms services of tbs high apiary who. your Majesty bed desired to keep at the head of the army el Algeria; it will caly establish the moans of that rider ekes wakes, dale. the long perked if his cemmead, have made the saw orgesdeation poesible, by showing bow much his meal mad his devetka have mewed our conquest. Bat while demanding that the geeernment in Algeria Mudd become more free and independent, I time altogether the military vaselica. In this reeved the am traliestkin at Algiers ought to be kept intact, and the ems mend of the army to remain in the heads of a adagio chief. The military power of the Ciimernor-Chmsral will be smoked by a commander-in-chid of the army of Akio% who le be respassible fa the security of the country and its freallseu He will maks use of the army and the naval force devoted to Algeria, for the prompt 'oppression of every attempt at Mr odor. The Cannuader-in-Chief, wham I propose to sub stitute for the Cloversor-fisaffel, will be, with greater powers, ins position like that of the losanchaustifillaires of the gamic, commands of the active and territorial divhdoesof 'MILO& His relations with the edesinistrative and jedisial unhands@ will be regulated 'wording to the same principles; the prelsole adadniskriag the alvil territories, tad particularly the morals administering the military Cortical*, will revel to him oa all that concerns the general situation and security of the country. Besides, he will provide according to eircumatanom, and under his responsibility, for every argent measure regains! in order to cause the authority of the Emperor to be re evicted and to tenure the execution of the law.. Bat ad ministration will be out of the sphere of hi. attributes both I is civil and is military territory. His Makes with the karat mink/trim of Algeria and the 01110111411, of war, and cif write, will be regulated by the mks approved biyour Majesty, la 011ispnenas of my report of J sly 29. Thus the civil end military functions at present devolving on the are entirely m-rlistributed. Ws Mr a right, sire, to upset the best moults from tide reorganisation of powers. Each several authority will have better Maid and larger power, burner will be more prcasptly settled, sad public and 'private interests will be gird ta akar examonlastlon with those whose duty it will to to do judos to them. The military authority remaining, r it ought to do, concentrated in one hand is Alperin and the othainisradve authority being committed se- Wsiy to the Mild/ in ths civil and to the pasrals hi the 'military tarritoy, lastly, the mi nister having marred his liberty of action, sad Wag tins mega to accept a onions responsibility—snob w 0 be the sonnquencits of the measure which I have the honour to propose to yaw Majesty. - iota may bops ire, - In this way, to make oolesisation and to attract the currant of European sedvution lb Algeria, by the simple and salutary prisolpke ot reemity rod justice for all—tor Fre/mamas. Zeropseus, and Datives —end of the socoamdtd mesuripatiou et >M sad of Waists. —Your Majesty's devoted main, NAPOLION, Wainer Itc. The foregoing report is followed by imperial decrees, suppressing the functions of the Governor- Genseal of Algeria, together with thaw of the council of government assigned to that dignitary, instituting a superior command of the milltaty and naval forces in the colony, and appointing the eto Marie-Bdme-Patrice-Mattriee de Wfdahoe, senator and general of division. SPOB7ING. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—Fs DONCASTER ST. LEGER. 3 to 1 apt T (t freely) ifis es 1 PUB Boland (t tawny) le 1 Haillif 11 1 Nabs= (ci 106 Is 6 Women ( ) 111 1 OnierWo( 16 Is Is 1 Volta (t) t) 26 to 1 Lagrange (off) CEISARZWITCII STAXES. 33 to 1 GSM as the Geld DERBY RACER-Mummy. (ADDITIONAL. PARTICI/LA=4 Tan brinczyszae PLAT' (liaadinp), of 60 Nom Wixom sibs. Oaa rand. _ _ _ -- 7Ar ig r i kfa li fi i Pills— qllEV a V I 71b ' •Cr i r I , 3 Tar. 3. theitents ef 4 me. stilt.: : ) eta . . .N. i 4 to ea ly Fellow, 3 to 1 aptearbis ad ders, 4to 1 men Priapus of Oranp. Woa la • miler by two kagthe ,• bad third. Tam Jl3 TIMILII &rex u (Itertdioap), of 60 mom. add to a Sweepstakes of 10 ems. etch, 3 R. Winaire sutra. gMMOt ma in (about half a mile). (22 enba.) Mr.bizare Tfl by Newoomt, litlMo ..... . • • .erethePw) I Mr. 0011174 Y. Oootiost. LA 7.10 ST.?. Tom's ladMhymoo. OA nib (*.CZ ' 1 MI. Orame. Arnim's.% 7st 1010 . . ... .........1111•11) 4 The following elm race : Ally it s &madare—Doweger, Old Point, filly by Birdeateher —33 'a dam. &ethic : 6 to 2 sgst Contract, 7 to 2 apt Imallemene, 4 to 1 apt Vigo, 6 to 1 ant the Dowager Illy, 12 to 1 apt th e Blemish's dem Ally , 20 to 1 apt Atradaise. Won by a sea, three Mustier between th e second and th ird. Arminthe and the Dowager Ally were neat. TIM Emends get badly or. Tam OZATIWORTZ PLAT"' of 60 ems, aided to a Rea asap Sweepstakes at 10 love. sash, h R. sad 3 only lf de cimal, to. Miasma Wm. Ono WM and a quieter. (16 labs. throe al whom deeimod.) Its Reamers Attessool aims. I rt. HMSO Ole 47b ex.) (a= i ) i Lamm. inetololll. i yn. MI 71b 18. 00. ) 3 . OSIVIMII Sly Team. I my. SO 7Tb Loobtlamte. t yes, 64..... ..- .1071mOno) 4 dee ma Regira,.. Linie Red Rover, ll= and I to 1 apt Itimplotta, 4 to lar k Iff<Mr, 4 to 1 apt Plehermas, 6 to 1 apt Wig 6la 1 eget Eagles. niters= got sightly is admen ell Mont o the BMA mad was a Mae race la by a head ; a land an betimes Mamma ely Felber. Lmiratima wee a loath, Daayoea wee 1 fth. TICS 8171311171 T PLATS of 60 move. Gobi to a Readies? Iffermgetabee of 6 move eaoh, 2 ft ; the aimed to lave hie dab. Ilit Wisp. (14 sobs.) e ...llli aMsnett i sfir Zir .4ll‘6llllb r amiial 1 rfiV. IL OteEkia 3 71•., Mt . -. .. ..... -• • ,..7 : 14 fl i Mr. enlist Ino NI ilb ... - - ..- - _ u. 4 The fillawlag aim ma: Uatapeeted, Leakiest, oat of km, •stist, InilageaMmem 1 by Ekdoeather—Ledy aralema. =2 le 1 sea opt Arlibd lad Reetheayer, I to 1 opt U 100 la 1.3 apt The led*, moll 10 to 1 Joan al •sel. • Gas WM is, via them sad by • brisk two the meamed id third, about the lame diellsoo lli Verrin the I thanth. Tao Dimino OTAXILY at 30 'rm., added to • Sweepstakes ef 6 ems lash ; 'gland selling weigh* he. On dn. Mom J WO Mr. . Otheeneh has. by Woolwich. I yes (m 4. 14 Mb 011olloosyl 1 Mr. T. Oars I.popt, 4PS Ill.). Tat Sb ...... Olomoloo) I Mr. Wadies WWI yosAIM.). MIDI b Mloolloorl 3 &Wag : I to 1 ea Maga Wes by a head; Scylla Mates ad. An objection mu sad* to lbs whoa, an the mend that h• ought to have carried lib Wm. The stewards having MR the owe% the race remise is &gate. BITTING ON THE COURSH. BT. LEGER. 100 to 30 apt Toioptglita (t) 7 to 2 Phs Rohe' (t to 1) 7 to 1 Ta• 11.411 (t) 100 so 6 Lowing* (t 10 to I) 20 Me 1 amnion (t but') DISHY. 60 to 1 apt Ouperd (t) CARDIFF RACES-1111=1AL IlwimmAzu of 2 sera mcb, wills 30 added. Oa ra il al. Ortliado vat okhoeted W, oa pottad last ashialliZ Mal. waded 71b aid ibihkair and 69 we. awsr" to Ell virgins fa NNW. CAZDTPP alstk of tbs C 0... les isestasi • writtss sods" fees lbs view d Mmitat Baia, act to pay duo Mess It the mast et Otelsit, as tbs_poesda tbst tht isms wee sot prowl, " prod " V tbs ek of tits beats, ask waiver, that as is is atss Itst lottdie Tax BO AT boy* nano to thick lid tln sonimmill of the &Whirs Division of the leabq may ha bra gins to Colonel Li Orsod Jacob, NM dot tlta masomaasot i tb• Bombay papas d the appoilislel Onsual haul Is bouresst.—Esaswaril gab) inttlltantcr. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.--Bgrr. 8. (Before Mr. Ocesatkolater Peat.) IX 11 DLIMIL The altt yes • bookseller sad publisher, of Am cant r, Poiamesseeprow. This yr theoerdikets . The essovale draw Oralkess. 8,2481.• ditto, #1 1 . 10 Y. , Makalliah TAM ; Pods, Lau. ; debtors, grad, saet.,* &teal. bed. • Foray, ; sesarilles held by medlar% 4,1211. ; lam* 'SAW. • =pewee, 1 ; War* and dialed, I,WIL • kw and sjoortataat's °ll.= 6 7 41 -i M an Dicamber ma sedan et hid has &111 la this one— ono by Massa ea biked of Mr. hams Duffy, of DONE, prablidsu sissear by Mar.. Nkell sad Allea. oa behalf of W. P. ' Nimes, of f, David-slyest, Boath-.List, Mallard. beshader; sad a Wild by Norm Linklasr, oa bob& Wawa taiddos. en, and map, of 13. Shoo-labs, boalibladoes. Mr. Lena apposed kw Waslieasea ; Mr. Lucas for Mores. Leighton sod Mr. Du/r• ILL Nicoll for Mr. Moms; Mr. Lowrance tar the Mr. lement aid eleg the eseigasse bsi Znot object to the The • Waken* oewhig r_The asitise of the owe appears to be %re Wimp owes MA K, awl prodness not quite If& Viree—That %shams the liabnikra. . 1. 5 ie eggensi pee* elm the istares SO Inlehew The halm& steremewed • ighiney 4100‘.. whim lie wpm, were t di a l& cilts. The lindingt hai n been in the a lab i tt i lele 3 = hae ll* Me alig erlet i l li lreithet a web: aseme t= mat ilt /4/ 1 / Its Mink, IMO IS SIMS Tiebilamleke e ettimi.Mes, laid he did net bane =rag aim= Imre la roped tit Mai wise, bevrewer, lonebw aceserneis• tha balwra IskroM end Mr. Mirtems. Thew wan she wesweneistisa Whom himesM .a Mr. Heide.. He seee MOB fre Mokpres seeneeddies. The Oemllieme--Nat eslidett bin unable to peg 'mown deb% ?e beam selettmehie irr those clothe, Pir e s breenpi—lfee. Mr. Levrasee—Theee wee amen emu twee& the bueltrept Meigrare. Mr. Leeste— Hs b arm heahrupt. Mr. lemmeee—Oaly reendy. The tosahneen, la to gee wart, et tad that then wwe now asesawodeeka Idle eat to the smart of 6001. or 1061., yea whisk wee for Medgeset's aresseso latint. bills be- Dy Ys. Iggem—There halm bean ether accommodation bill tnmaslims. tot I do not Utiak say of the bills are now out- T lWa ll ia te Commission —la th babac• sheets a diednotion ought to be made 7 ese 9tysis track Ws sad accommodation Wig. Mr. Lawragee—That his bees don ; bat some of the Mlle are not asememedelioa MIL, sod with those there heti been some Mr. Gardner, alai M Mr. Whilastwo, the oflleisl anon said than wen eseammelegen Nis entsteadtag at the time of the beraborapea le the amen* 1 6 1 1 0 . 4 p e a la memer te Mr. he said be had had 2at/M In Ms al the el 4,0001., all of beam kr mew Isom Rh interest to these espyrkkgs bed sold hr Mal, Re bad been la the constent bait of pawning copyrights. In answer to the court, Mr. Loose said that as sense of complaint was that the bankrupt had obtained goods hoes Mr. Duffy for the alleged G* 01 fabrlstatiost, but Wean of asparting theta he nom them to a Mr. !Uhl and kept the m ney. Ma r .. Immenee—You ere mistakes; Kr. Ford is an Antra • Ban vert merchaat. Mr. Loose- Tbe bankrupt spud to pay cash. The Banbrapt—Yes, bat we always say that a month le sash. l emi a nd hem Mr. Fat imed be give Mr. Day's spat the bill which I had r Mr. Loss--TM neat hake that the bill was offered to TM bankrupt was hors examined by Mr. Nicoll as to seas blll transealkes between himself sad Mr. MEMO. It emend that lien bad beet snob gas at bills Deimos " Tr l samdstioss (to Mr. Niooll)—What Sanaa/dies do .=—? Mr. ~ That a bill of SOL, drawn by Mims, upon the baakrupt, doe as tha let of Minh, sad muftis& MU of 705 due as the Brd, wows not returned by the bosisupe, he having received a bill for 99L Ida, dated fohessay 9, drawn by the bankrupt and asespled *Mr. Mimes, and asether bill for 964 drawn by the MEMO sad amps& by Mr. Nimes% dated Messy and 70 to I b talves spoolloally ft (sable bin Min ftelll9. L gam oupissatics having boss gives, Mr. Lammas rid that the palms who paneled the aftemeekaios wore the last who bad same to swifts TM of lOU was set a lerge use to commit with, and bad wig hoop aeserftfted slam tits bank =by as seoeuslost. The Mamma was odor the M ast the beim, was the after way, as appeared FeeTcle staftmat, and M had Infra himself most =dm the stoppage. He asked for • asoad-olar The Court—l wish I had heard no complaint of amour modal= bale, but 1 have been looldng at envy feature Mahe ems, and, bi&g into canalisation that the be= mbie me sot ease Mee empty handol, but with a very land for the beovilt of his oreditors, I think I may look over so much of the ow as le unfavourable to him, and = ais aarything into conidderatian, grant a isomad-dear IN R 1 7. LIAM The bankrupt we. a 'lather seroleant of Botherhiths. This was the adjourned szaiantanon nweint. Mr. Keighley appeared for ths asignssa; Mr. Phelps and Mr. Spyer it creditors ; Mr. Lawrence ix the bankropt. This baairrapt had bees adjouneed ia order that ite might answer curtain irgaisitions as to his inuwarMaaa mad other matters. _ _ _ K.s wow stated that the requisitions to Whet bed to.. prig ~setoff, sairweref, mg Urn wee we to the Isehrept Mr. Phelps NW he whiled Ms aosiolos the beakropt as to Ills *Niteedoes whit Mr. Clot. isolonot exossiasti—l have Ited may trenisettons with Thome Clerk. I shesdd fay the big wee about three years ego, Tidal wee Loft& 1 ban% 3, 11, asel 6, Apathy- Mr. Dust agreed to taw the lend fret, sad then rls T rit s. canted rip the homes far bisseett. Clerk wee intro dooed to wo by say son, Mr. Cloak wan to • =tab' carat, tla trole eosir_ The m Whet is the object ol this examinee M. 1% Mlle topped, that 'imbed to to setielei that ell the momesesoe with Clark were dale& et S w a i n& In woo* te hailer geodes. the NY **house toss ib Z i g tea zoothpepti to Mr. by Cub, he (the tevinmallni eneolite leuse yea* • sheothoe, it big tweed that the hot WRL el Ihmert pie saner et 1,31 W. ad be send ler mei el ties lespretiemee 'skied sad let. doe Omendmiener-1 hime gimmO hailed Woe seesent el al ea tremoodsmo with Clark. rodps thin proomded to impair* so to the dismal of 7, Bpod to the , 9, end I City , lesioppovo, which it approved were mem- Beak The bedtrept mid he or sopetiatendiee the completion of &show far the City Beak. Itr; Larvae—They hose_ wood to Babb Ars, end to as _Cieseemily, end to boa ova the irseples (width is ''.&"to be beivase 3001. end 4001.) to the ride—.of loselotes. ...aemisissiceer—l did net how that wee the bedew Ia twoWor to farther quothwo. Go biodowat mid GIG • lowta wads to Clark bad boos dolor 101 l orbit a Mr. Wks, fora debt duo by him (tbs basint ui t h bad rearakot to Moms. asps sad Boa, Ws boom mattscr i praparty be 0001. oh% la tba. Quoweit Bea. aad say soon* bibs mak MI botawa biwoolf awl Mesa Spot.. _Ha bad came ad to bit domilWer atm 'gables of owipldwt sad a Apt al way. Sono of tbo daub wire drawn by hisissil.4 &mite wort is all paababWty da -1 V. ll ibakipo bust that It• did met elob farthes I TV . II ComwhiGats the baakrapt sight pow Ws eza- Vriloaato to this baalugg is t prepared by Mr. H. C. 1 Jaws, ban already base IN 1I 114117111110/1. Asekresee were abode, nadir the estate at We bankrupt, a sagerkel Tiro% Mt. Dartrok dem dr Mot Nrwom. ask* and Baer, ,*sited Ise the padtkendes esedileee. 0110110174111. - - - A Brokaw ourtilkate W grayed to We baskiiipt, ea agricultural linploosat Motor, of Her Med. THE CETIPTAL PALACE AND THE AnAmu Cart —We may @hardy sayer no be the day meted fbr the forthcoming foetival et the Crystal P•formin hewer et the greet hat which hes moodeel4 liked the aid sod the new worlds together. The domowswatio• z o t a lli thist d.o othe iesempob as It ep to universality one as tw shirr la by elgosom in this mantry, sag be their ciao sr their pared somfratiensom Mow, who theino toe the pert owanem sill moos inlay Bahia m Anorke mod to Credo. The Crystal Paler is the symbol of pore, Jul se Amtrak hommet is the symbol of ,wer omil the roomed proofal dessemerscion may well he rand InZ e twiso weer whit to mark a Arc see in our IMMIMM SEASONING At AllialCUl Vaasa Fos Disarms AT liazi..-.Ceptein fleraM e lLid., et law Ihdestre Mama pew ship Osesmaille, the He beer bee this week eresbel • imp mewl NNW Se TAME Meer" whir, ear thdrefor a ergo end t e s tw oneh r begat m dirk towe potieseeng te sea. Oast dananded Ira aro should meets WC be erred her e two 111111411111, aseertme hem his eldp, whom be elm period to be The am& awed the deloallow et the Team Ilse ham three bo how days, end Temlbed to the of the deserters as bawd of bar. They were n reed ea bred the Corawallit, eel the Yews, adorer, wee Oen le reseed do am. The sere wee ma dgeled the wriest palltammo brier re eiernirlsee d See iolB.—Nrwiiimar forrolks. 710 M LAIIT•NIGEITE GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. TRONA/ JARMAN TAY LOl, Stoke Newington-road, grocer, to surrender Sept. 17 at 11 and Oct. 15 at 1, at Basing hall-strut. Sol., Strong, }saris -street, CAl:planate ; of. swig., Canaan, Aldarmanbury. THOMAII BAILN•IiD, Charlotte-Mali Fitzroy-square, book altar, Sept. 16 at 12, and Oct. 6at 2, at Baslagltall street. Sots., Bishop and Sm, New Bridge - sheet, Black friars ; off. sang., Whitmore Batinghall-strest. Giotto' Wynn, Birminghane, grocer, Sept. 16 and Oet. 7, at 14, at Birmingham Court. Sot., Smith, Blrrabghem ; M. 'sag., Whitmore, Birmingham. RIOX•11) SUITE But.z., Newcastle-ander-Lyme, balm, Sept. 18 and Oct. 7, at 14, at B' ham Caart. Sole., wcoastle-under._Lyma, aad Imam sad Knight, ham; of. ste er e, Birmingham. Jana stony, Coveatty, watch numnbottenr, Sept. 17 and Oct. 9, at 14, at B Cowl. Sob., Blawmat, Coventry, and James sad ht, Birmingham ; off. sang., Whinnon, Birmingham. WILLIAM Roamers Coins, Great Bridge, Staffordshire, 8121,h, B ; and Oct. 7, at 11, at 11 eaeig7 ainghain Kinnear, IDII=Dt ATTEIIIII, Coventry, hatter, Beet 13 sad Oil. 8, at 10, at Birmingham Court. Sole., Brewton, Coventry, end James sod Knight, Birmingham ; off. usig., Kinnear, Bintingbam. Joni S/LAX KAI/NALL, Tamale., Yaehehiee, grocer,l3apt. 18 and OM. 8, at 11, at Lae Ociert. fi ge r..,ldearrta- Wood, Yo and Bond sod Barwick, Leeds; et aeelg ., Young, Penernes Hats, Bolton, Lanosteire, matrastor, Sept. 21 and Oat. 12, at 12, as Nutobaster Ommt. Sok, Window and Broad/ma; Bolton, and Hir ac r si d j GS. obbat" Man cessior ; Harnarsaa, Tionas Jonsort, West Hartlepool, D rhgm, shipowner, Sept. 9at 11, and Oot. 26 at I, at Na-von-Tyne Mot. Sole., Hartley, Gray's-iaa-losarto, London, sad Drivel, Durham ; off. wig., Dakar, Newman'. npon-Tyns. WASAII DAVID Lawns, North !blinds, Northambar -104 will. merchant, Sept. 16 and Oct. 28, at 1 at New casen-upoa-Tyne Court. Sots., Linklater and Haokwood, Walbrook, London, and Fleming, Nearosalls-upon-Tyne ; eadg., Baker, Newamtle-npon-Tyne. DIVIDENDS. Sept4l7.B.Butler,C. Baker, and C. 11.Baltar, B wire drawers—Sept. 24. J. 8. Hodge, Pooktiogton,frTainfork eldre, miller. CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. Sept. 26. B. Butler, eliffurdo street, Boad-straet, tailor— &S.Bo. B. Low, Fl eet-street, City, lionised victualler— Oct. 4. R. P. Appleton!, Gloucester-road, Rageneo- park, canent menallontrer— Sept . 29. P. P. Madge, St. Leonard, and Whiteatars, Devonshire, professor of atuno—Sept. 27. M. Manchester, boot manufacturer-oot. 8. E. Carr, draper-oot. 8. T. Stratford, Birmingham, butidemo—Oct. 4. D. Johns, Shrewsbury, groom PARTNiRBHIPS DINOLVID., W. Mg sad 0. Rowe, Plymouth, ea—J. R. J. B ums i and W. .ay Plymouth and Devan datidira— Wm aker and H Cell i liasaAt-anaat, and W. Brbae. ads, Damian% grams—/I. A. aims sad J. A. Madness, Bristol, ationme—inonna Lean t T. Dodds, sad B. Larks, Oztard-slaasi and Om taloa seskraa—,T. .1( lag and 1. 11. alp 14(1". 111. a lume rd 11.1:2to C c it a,NsdNad•ro b"—. Myles J. DraVaglaajksaghtma, Ds:- aml Chaska, coal propristem—T NNW lad E. Gramm, aisa-caval, Dallas. phistambig•—l. & Joss* Jam Tumor, OseasmilmolorM, s sad J. Ha. Xim6iNkr, tissils web maaalso taram—W. G. Winless sad A. W. Harrfam, Bristol, Wiles—& rill and A. N•Gbalasa, Coal-yard, Drury- Ws, coggommiths-0. W. Morris( sad J. Pates, Pori 'al-stmt, Obehsamildmirsisso—H. Loma sad W. LIM* Was& progdoems—W. WSW" J. H. WM art W. R. awl J. Wan% 14 sw=c:: aldg as hir as sew& J. W. W. aal J siker, Mai Oarabirlsad, =arid. He sad J. Brows, Leverpool, ossaids sad 0. Nodose, Waohealar, assra—S. Camminge sad J. Pridsaux, Hans , shim, ballim—J. I. Lowndas sad J. amiss N, ow-isa, &mad, eftwal. Williamp 2l o. B. Bloomer, sad Y. Frost, jun., St. Norther*, Shro to, soar attars, aha as Wit turffirh, li d mbesloe s E. WNW's—T irwioksh . J. ire, C o ra WS Ball,so 4r as ' r amid H. W" ,- r eds 'T. B. Warsaw sad R. It. Dix, Isioestor, —S. Brass, J. Spasm, sad J. Laaerbfro, odes waits dram, se is ia J. .1111rbegica sad Z. Wommitssilm, arils issaufactursrst= sad J. S. 15.., Pommels% Catuarmashirs, allemasys—R. G. Balls sad C. C. Ds Li 'hip Wad bakers. SEQUESTRATIONS. DATED Toms, Glasgow, spirit doaler, Sept. 9, at the Faculty Hall, Glasgow. D. sad K. Norms, laversry, boat builders, Sept. 10, at ths Argyll Hotel, 'smeary. TEI VICTORIA 0108 S. (7111011 LAST NIOWei GAZITIII.) WAR-OFFICE. Barr. L The Quest has been graciously pleased to signify her Mad= le emir the decors , ion of the Victoria Cram as the malereemassed dicer and soldier, who have bees meouniadied Mhe Majesty for that decoratioa on mown et este et bevem primed by them in India, ea recorded 'pied bale semselbe seines—am : Lienlisnmat (yaw captain) Frederick &baleen Mimeen, 46 /issipt If • dee Wentry.s °face% wamissise and NM Cana es the adeenoc , d n . with Me limbed dills am, having obtained in fo, Jest es the Mat combed on the ratan( of the let sf Medi befog the grenbay, three miles cd the Mb rest, of a Mk of MO Mei infantry, 200 hem sedtwo gem ander Kerala All Chubbier, attacked sad Rawly rested them, suedes hp Com then 100 nem eepeelmbre guse, and driving the sew. vivo= inio end ewer the Geseeten This fest wee performs/ under seem abeilesslege if sad pertisily nuke ilsehing Iles et en bet Llestenesa Alms essebei seems debts la Sebes is a pormall enseweler with weed el the mem. G re ..skr, Inked Horse Artllla.—Tbis M mm OM is ssemmid be Vienne (Mee for he gal Sentry is eetb• will dm mow et Jhelum, cm the TA et July, MI. Umbras& Osibes, Bertgel Berea ASSlsry, reports, dad " sheen deem! 111 lief bry, I rimmed my half num at a gallop, end aped the ma withle media rasp The ot cm of my gum Metes eery hem id during the pour Ormsolly seemed the duties el lid eisegemen, end he led barely Mated Is two diesheepset his peel *bee e metest-hal, she lb* hit thigh,bild hba lean pin ; seddeg Asenled lag pin end less et bleed, he mime Ms past, wawa I atheada ,sats islimispui, end ibeegh severely wounded, he wee mated es he Um in be pa nes, end rode la the sent minks which the pm leek up, ad deelbed going to the on, when the necemity et his se trig wee espresented to him. Atout 1l (Nook, am., Min therms wen still in action, the mew gamer, whet was again knocked down by a neeidost bell Or hip, thereby mewing mat blunter end maid wasemeimme, for the pain appeared exermiew, end the bleed dewed bd. On mains this I gave Mumbles ter hs remottel sea of maim ; but this brave men, bearing me, eleggered to Ids feet sad mid, Ito, dr, I'll not go thaw; wbild Ima work here , and shortly afterwards le wits wooed by post as image um Late is tics ediumesir of the mete day, my arse pm wore inge... et IN mile boa the mile el a village witk the els" Meld* Meth* lafentry—mtliseure—endiet wheel ad pees exemake. Cleaner Cam babe awash sallelaa swavily beet Ida two preying wombs. me Melling Ms weep Mikes merry end which 'Medea the einleadan of ess, end= obsertelly eneeeregim a atoundel min Se holes he hinging up the mammitien, a amakMbil tam* tic marries Ids right Mg; tat with the meet mmismisd brew, 'trials! ea ; sod sat till he MI MAN de Ohm, Mt ids um give way when, through Ws et deed, be Mt le my arms, end ME es a waggon, white .rAtssely Aar wards lowe la a sage at memasionmess km the Opt." „ vhCANCIZS, APPOINTDINDS, £$D PIONOTIONS IN TES CIVIL 1111V1011.—FOIViga Du SWMSC Than I • paid sirsokitebip at Copenhagen vacant I dm the tit= attschatia, la at T•hersa, nada ,• the ooasaalelp st Murat, at tits office Moles- °meal at Jeddah wad se veral vlayseasidaldps are vacaat. British llamas : • vsomaoy in tits aspestmag s l is e Anikiektea has been masa by the death et Mt. first ciao sastaat. Tits fltatimerrollos: Tbern i T l e k lorkship mast, orb. to Me saperammatisa, after a hag service, of Mr. T. H. Orme, duo deems& Cnetems : Several elerlialdppi is the lza. moo's Am are vacant, *atm to • assa as,sMWawt sad 1 the &M ova IMe emPtlmis; mod INevathealia ere meant; soma! slabllimi valotsmalfpa i.e aise carat; Kr. Del Coiqabanalms been pommaMl Ilma asilemor as Ponsmontb to bs eillestar at Boa ; Mr. W. J. Rai • pit bee has amamisli from al to be ilia sollaalse at Tostansonth • Mr. MIMS Jiro metal fbas taPtalar at &Mon ill le 111•1114 ; Mild QM ins bem pmmatM ainvirallsr at Homy la ta a/Wm at Ilestan; /kJ Swaim bee lean premstei tam OH Si semi dais dlssfaikat Is Lasko. Labial: Mr. D. Biwa hes bra pams le dis MIA clams to As lagistaes of Nob °Man Wis--toed &vice Giusti,. billtriAllCl OF =I BLEMONOS Or BLIMP. Xl4. Ilandebas ad Oa, mayor if iba " Blemdai• of li as Immo alarm; aye their papaws, N am& maim' iamb la agar la men disarm mad re la 1164=11 0 1 •11 Omas twig sras maid K. bower a Imlalarbsusa, N. 6, Itas 64. Hamra, le fm WM. fir lawaroace of bar basso aphid bags aril kw Kea. Margembaf a Nam lo Ua amisa was OM *hal Idea i lammat cm the edam arraba cf theme br,bse bra Mem atm af Taro* lea id dry bed ady lbale_ gain al knelt law and Owe mu% sal bat 2.6 rise at ; thou& Weil *IOW Ic .'.. Tdriamel imbed lba 11111111. MABEIs7B. 817 GAR.—The average price of brown or Musocnado the proinoe of the Britieh possessions to A •nerloa, for the week ending Aug. 31, la 275. 11}d. per owl., exclusive of duly.—No return of the sale of brown or Muacovado sugar, theproduce of the Mauritius, for the week endiap as above.—The average pries of brown or Idoecovado sum the produce of the East Indies, for the week ending as above la gle, nid. —The average price of the two foregoin g dreorlptlens of sager jointly, N 27 1. did. per cwt., mitten, of duty. BRISTOL, SEPT. 3.—The market has been quiet this week, but prier are not lower. The sales are ooniined to about 300 klub. West India, 600 Mids. crystalised Ilauzitina, aed 100 toes Bahia, in eases, at about former rates. Ratters' produce also has been rather dull of sale, but we do not quote any 'Bandon in the caning. Rum in fair de man d at la. 10d. to 2s, w proof galkin for Leeward, and Decor rams. No Jamt offering. COT l'ON.—Ltwniroot., Barr. salmation in the cotton market which revelled during the middle of last week has mot estesided to this, the demand having fallen off and the supply offering being large. Prim are however steady at last Friday's retie, there being now, sa there he been for may weeks, some irregularity in the price of dis coloured cotton tinder flid. per lb. With the decided is provemeat which hatam place in the state of trade la Manchester, It is seloalshing to many that the market foe cotton here should remain so inactive, especially at • period like the present, when further supplies from Antal& will be light for many wain. This may be accounted for by the stock here being greater than ft is convenient to bold,canaleg a general desire to realer among Importers. The total sake are ,44 680 bake. madding 119,480 to the trade, viz., 91,250 American, 1,940 Bork 2,1810 Mediterranean, and 4,730 Let India, math.. the mese weekly consumption 41,442 Wee ; for epeoulation 1,440 hair, Ai., 1,200 American, sod 240 Buret; sad for export 3,700 bales, viz., 2,560 American, 100 Pernams, 10 Maranhao, 150 Egyptian, and 940 Surat. The oho today an estimated at 7,000 bales. COTTON 000D61.—Maircaser in, Barr. 3.—There • dead, demand for nearly all kinds of cloth and yarn at the advance obtained on Torday. That advance wee lo„ per lb. cm yams as compared with the previous Tuesday, and 414. to 61. per piece in the fortnight on India goo, with en upward bias In other fabrics. There has been less liminess dons as the week has advanced, bat it is not so muck bemuse of a less demand as in consequence of pro ducers being withoot stocks, and so much under engagements for future &limy that they hesitate about taking new mi tred' at the raise merchants are willing to give. Etas numbers of yarns, from Ws upwards, also ostati to im prove, though sot m ao good a poeftka no some of the loner counts. A pivot* telegram from Calcutta is mid to have bass reesived this morning by a mercantile house here, dated July 26 (eight days later than the news to hand lest week), whisk says that the market for English goods, which ha d previously been depressed owing to large arrivals bed per featly meowed and badness woe brisk. Under these der =steno: cies in this market are improving in value, but, as above mattes are deeply engaged, and it is Ulu* to place new contracts. CORN.--CMILlterOlD, SEPT. 3.—We had a better supply of wheat at Cheleedord to-day ; the quality of the new Trey cartons; the be deserlptions realised last week's prices; secondary qualities slow sale. White, 465. to 61e. ; errs, 62a. ; red, 43a. to 48s. Barley a few samples of new offer ing, quality very various, from 36e. to ate. ' • but of course the prices ere not est at present for malting. Beans fair rip ply, and tell prime given. LINCOLN fizrr. 3.—Our market has been well supplied with wheseto-day, which met a fair sale at last week's prices. Wheat, red, new, 46e. to 47. • white, new 47a to 61s. IL few samples of barley ofte;ing ; Has mileMg qualities realising 375. to 40e. WAWIRLD, Bsrz. 3.—The Imam= wail on abed to Bag wheat, of which new wee ls. per quarter cheaper, except for very cholas prod.. Fresh old reelleul tall rate.. la beam, oats, sad other articles ao Averages for the week 'saw Ateast 30 : Wheat,M qrs., at 48e. ; barley, 86, at Ns. ; oat., 10, a 1 82i.6&; bols, 7, at 60s. COALS.-Lossow, Barr. 3.-gulden Hartley, 16a.; Botrod!, 14a.; Tanneld Moor Batas, 121. 6d.; Walt:, Primrose, 12a. 6d.; Wylant, 14e.; Walla Bad Aorta Clam, 16a.; Walla End Charlaw, 16s. 6d.• Walla Bad Baia, We l ts Walla Bad Bell, 16s. ; Walls Rad Beloroat, 16s. ; End Hammen, 17s. 9d.; Walls S W BOW, 17a. 9d.; Walls gad lambast, 17s. 3d. ; alls Nal Romero Bottom, lepo l6e. id. ; Wall. Bad 01111101 p, 16a. 62 ; Walls Bad Hartol, 16s. 9d. ; Walla Rad HD, 16e. 91. Walls End Hanwick, 14s. M.; Walla aigh Bad Sou a th Rollos, 16e. 9d. ; Walla Bad Toes, 17s. 6d. ; Walls gad 17..; 'Walla gad Whitworth , 14s. 6d. ; Nlzaa's 114 1 = Pr, 215.; Nlxon's Durrria,2la.-Balps at meek* 27: sold, 22. TRAFFIC RETURNS. MN Paw Mr- Telal. TAW. iimswArs. ups. solew. &ma". LWTAW. WI. Woe aullog Alm. IL A _i II Wool Drib .. WI ON wee wain Mewl It Min .. lel N 257 WI Wei eine Aim& W. Oaledomir. WIN CM TM 14.081 14. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. 0 .. 18FAL1113/. Barnet Fromm M RibromiotT, II.a,1Co; tlyorpoot to Boltloton. stow& ce Athlow Moat poottrtlay ; tow NOS Sokol up es the tomcat of r Mot; 111, ga4 cestimits& It woo toorod W wood 110 OINK Oient Liesbreak tekeselees. aroma Is hi. Limped 19 Bence Ayres, pee te bases dee elk of Jetty trim via wets Ise span apses. kee dal% ts; ebe bee tees ea rve bee eerie, ase will be bore dove toe reestra.lesee diftb rg Jell It _ _ Tv* amebas, or S'oroo Gotovatioro (rammer). or Wait. L. whore as Tryher Oast sod Olio NU' Ow LIM: o stow to Is la Wood. ofoo.—Uvorpool, Ogg* i. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Akkos (ss), Awed IS, lot II N, Ina. I W. koilmes, tress alga Bay tor Lorkos.hely sk tat. 1 f ff.. lob. W. Oolookoa. from Uwe* Ow Quoins. Mirage 10, 101.46 ff., W. SI W. Oosseoso, for dribs, :ow 17. illsetos► or ftkoe. Iron Maass kr Works, 110 days, Ample SS, Ise. OLIO M., Ile. SLU W. Moos 1011. from Slogapors kr Limpet. Amuse S. LL iB S. kw, (brig), bon kis tar Owns. augewe IT, lat. 47.18 10. 17.11 W. Herbert (relocower), from Souses kr lonasda, 50 days, Lova HS lot. UM /1., los. 0.11 W. Jur, tram 11. Helms tor Vaasa*, Amok 17, lat. SW P., W. 41.1 W. kola RPM*, from Buses Ayres for Dort, Awe 1 4 , W. 411 kwaSS J. /1. I *A OW e, tem lodise for Liverpool, Awed 19, W. 10.41 R. be. Mb. 6m Claksees, May I. nary Itione. her Bake% ANIMA 116, WAS IL, Is. KU W. =ro (fool.Amuse k It, off Twits. At RIO ook% 104 111, lai.ll N. lee. 10 W. In. W. g .1r1p), hors Alysb kr Liverpool. Lug. 11, lat. 11 1. Illormedist (a). lag. 117, off Se. VbsowL Ws. Ilsad lbrosso, Mesa Is Mewled US dye, al. Sio WAS Si it. ka.l4 IS W. ORTITAL PAL4OI. HALT - CSOWit DAlri• PIITDAT, Barr. L—Adesislass ma wpm* 908 ; do by IMMO dea., 661: Inialvilien. 1.4114. [Advadisessont.)--HOLLOWAT'II PILLS AM) °nit NM T.—far all a alma hamar lavelsrais. Uwe =MOW El •............ .... 1 . ellietall peas oinnel 144 Pim_ a the Ma es mar ..a... , a. Ea Pessemia = ll l u glm ea the tiesy waved sad raff. Tbe Is Mr D I Y ay. molar. me Aram SIM Me Ili IM paned ime: a par ; she Moue is iellidr,.. 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