The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-03 00:00:00

THE ELEOTIONB IN THE ROMAGNA. N. Irif owed Towier, writieg to the &eels from =ars his testimony to thi conduct of the • et the Romagna during the elections In tie folioed'', terms: V. I Le tee, IL. oats eat will has MOO Male drier hear Mitatber the Restage., Laird sedleere lees spire within the last tee dep. The pram Ore are armor ia U.. .i.testry), the serke, the Mrs, her not beets kept tray tr.w the laPialas ars ; the same rail as, they lass I - en able te.ely to doper their ries. It bed been ▪ t..t tbs pise.t• would artist; I as, •grea• number of , List night's Gazette contains a eyries of despatches ft ra reser p ding Welshes with Iris skates! clod In of various datal,,row April 13 to May 24. 1850, from Usk buds. The panel malt Mrs era 4. haown to-day. dike. In paned' of the rebels ia Our to the Commander- The Reel list —the lot whir would est at soy plies bare iniCbief, detailing the particulars of the parealt, of VISION Ile ti eland power of lb. Pops ereemblished—has read by actions fought, sad of the loss indicted os the rebels; sloe, • . wee na•j• rity, W sot belisve that this hie cowrie wrenl relating to la sedan with the rebels on the 17th of 0:1 trte•l nvoiationary names ; It tors aristocracy which Isar, HCS, in which the Ranee of Irani was slain. In the `;.t the teed of the nem meat. ham* the &puns. I dispatch of May 24, from Mejnr•Gearral Hope Grant, we lordly en sac tot n Age names Cour Bestavoglio, j her the last information of the Nana. On the 20th and Gast Count Manili, the Marquis Peril, i SIM of that month, Greed Grant, having received info,- C: sae Annibil Ranuni, Count Snrcolli, Nina ' ratios that the Nana and Helens°, with two gwsa and 2,000 Micatio Simasetti, the Marque Perron, the Mat- INA. wises at the mouth of the Jewels Peat, he .tucked qo.. Teases', (*.one Nash-Levers, Pilots Hanes , Mum thee ; hat the Nets, Bale Itao, sad the greet leafy of hai, Coast Salina. Coast Canal, Coast Mead, the Mae asserd, sod as is the 24th the rebels hod not the Cereasades..e.?lore a Minglwati, sad or men tla reassi dear right, sad were rid to be crossing the seared esenseretioa of whom I red sot pi.. yr. For the di sawed bills, he seriisend thee was no rob ability of their atd pornol uses ti hare corseted to stake their fortunes aboolfietag to re-eater Ondethis season. In a despatch from std Ittvity the clwieel goverameat mar be greatly reei 13101111 Grant, cousmsading Ist Hodece's Horse, dated treed In this cantry, since there le sot are saver thee May 7, a ludicrous citcumat met is wectiosed which SPAIN to FURSCIT OF THE REBELS IN INDIA. ato Is sot t. sly to tato nib as tie day that the Lep- C.a. might hue • rebus beseech the postlical yoke. Tits p!ea.p, tettLitke for the Isiktory keine kneed hems';' the brachia. a:r.i the itowssyses belay: likewise to the aristo cracy . it • .M %Nola Gimlet Lied be Timmy, the Marquis Colleptai I ropsttale t,r Madam, Ind kr tb• Roomer, run • her_ km. T tit r t Atria es the part of the aristocracy has not s YcYw ..,vrtnt-4 lb* leatatearce at order .ad to the goof fistlpllas of the poiyle. TM lowa , ' trios of sew goverimest at Bologna wee sot Si envy Si se l'arees, Flees.,, sad Mr... At Magri warybreg had to be ereeasi—wbeisitiestks, Ors* *- Dm non. sod ant It not nonssary to Neosho no nial .tob., :soilivie s mormil el ebbe. betel • awl tribssal, let wet ei appeal; is a weed, le preeloce on • nabs no • athiyair r sor him of • state, wlikb ban doe le tin melody of no son enannood &ad no goof nib of ell the &bow The linsito on to an went .ten owl Son le no ariodoey if Wag .M. to so r to tit. aro 111•10.11 pined ninon onording to • kon ink Joelow nil *inn bel loplond w orbenry biotin al be oars Irliessate; es these outer they hew f stool an one, ad egibind • to ones sinund pot& 'myelin po. oink eith adnbdb ordor, poonion, and soolne. h.* I. bonne emi If. sonnrooy oely bon tho onor dap Ind ebbe boo boa to attar r meek Ind bon dinborgier fko &Wu sir kr eon. Cense aprini. Inn no Ike int days of bio notolinke, W den bow Is 110/11118, as tonnioluur onnonbory. INN wheel*, eves the asehissile. Tb. pot* pine tie new strobes cesibre le bin MI U. alboror. Int. int m. drone, be hobo to onrynke MENA GM weans web oompoko• NMI OM M noinnein if odo r SDI seagrility. Is wail 5.6., so o•fitiono to lionoent is no spa ak. no woos- downerefie ; be be we trod no moo tint no pitfrl power d no Wager nil ink pain of pike. Deese tit pond • irrenno goloosame—ibe lo to ay, yids kite Aar Orton sod Ise peamme noopild day owl onany were Wowed with bonnie and adonekto; Ms stm.l trawl: re hi •I isle, My MAW tbon ot gin a tin •,ty , sad is the city Meek ilobbory Ind la- Wenn 10 WWI • & VW the nal p., odds knee go OD their r otatry-asete witbeat beby ologen on no rood. if by clan ace/41+0st bie ebb to Omani Astowlll *host th!e prey Jews reeks; rod owneging, no perpetrators of wk.l nolon•d usponsbod, if. eardisol nand quietly ny:y. it i• noodekro tar Mann that teak et not ite manner." show the Inalractivenow and cowardice of the native troop when net led to European'. "At Bbojpoor," says Caplan Groat, " wires bah belts of jangle meet sad lad, we could hear no soteneas a the enemy, Nat mein • very malicious belting lady et sew of about thirty sowers and 140 foot an Ow ph* whe retreated precipitately at our approach, we pee ere, a d putehtd theta to Matte" before we di"coveted that they were a body of Jr railchtva and polies &mare who W Wm Imbed to co-operate with we from Hulk ells." W.U. thew the It sweersiosot of the Rams*, the shthdaried the Ltherione, y denim the rear beaded the Ann** betudiese, the berth the dleepressi, sad the stsuinkr bee tweed so:dist. I* non smith swpwbors; the mid sew the Apossissi the hossame es ode es the reel Irmo Pais to 11.10 -Mad ; se sere Mr* se sere TU. stemma wreeleti es bad bet to sippers * elan the meds sad waft toe wimp elf rerryoss—e bed prosodist, which Gan* Veeeelli sin *we pre* I: le es Throdep sett thel thesesedtesst lady Is to meet, sal a than day will herr, dr keisedis of the govern sest, • Welt proms. the ensiosedes ef tie Itinergas te the Maddest of Piedmont. lam aimed that this docement WI be swint le! towards the orwaries Pesti/. The ward i,,.itwwsnllMetbepoeessrd. EDMOND TVA:FL GENERAL GLUM AND THE TUSCAN ARMY. War reed io the Risorgimento of Florence, of Augu.t 25: Os the do of Gaul GeribeLh's arrival at Flovenee the Tutu government altered the resignation which General ran bad mat to Commendatamißeiscomposi about Ilia end of it',, list on whkh he had meet is lade*, !Oahe( to the istterlas sod wean mined of the heed of the p verstwitt. We hue ee Isiontles to disease the merit of these two Illaserlue rows* teethes the sense of Italian lodepen dries owe. is mash ; hat we desire to rendrirj artier totibia, by r.raied Oar readers of his deeds, WI we are ' erect led to do tem the nut trauma/ion &applied t. us by on Aim •it the Term may. W. mean oleo to &how the state in bit bbe loam that army, In order to point out what may b. expected of ft hereafter. The illintrloos Jen me fire was Feet to Tunny by the Piedmontw go- TOMI:t..a . with the rank of maj r-generel. to take the chief corilo t• dad the army there. Our government ronferred os him ions. disaly the grad* of lien:en/int •senersl, which he t't,u & Lt be °right to swept from motive. of gratitude, al tlntogh that imuptstice caused him to lame hie employment te the Pi. !man , * .rmy, sad might compromiee his pro stew. brag hence( iris booed op with the future state of TUP7I.Oj. which we. far from being awureJ. 01 Green) arriral et Florence the Towle tinny unused of truly 11.000 men, 3,000 of whom were infantry, divided in o nun ben.' one and .tattooed in the urrnoas of Floiresee, Leghorn. Fiat, Lucca, &emu, Voltam Orintells Pioutkit.i.t, Porto-Vona; Perot., Yoirtargi-. Cil , rpose, and Amu eo that • 'hunted of them colld hardly be mobi limed for the frost ter. The artillery bad for entering tom the campdgs only Ni ra4d-pieree, each enolted with only *se lumen!. Of the en&ite r., there were bat a few detach mute dispersed shoos* the different Nuristan. There was so evortneeartet, inn medical tblietiment, so orgatteed 11.1 d toroftal, to etel (which fa the soul ties tinsy), no bu ret wagger for the battalions, no rpm.* tumbril. so tool& Lithe peppers; in t word, it um a army truly :earthy of the hones of Leonetti.. No one is ignorant, In feet, that the chief object of thi. family, whit ot copying the throne of looney, aer , toot do the,, ell 'adhere spine, seas to make to elleerti.e vestal*, Incapable of sloakiag off the yoke th, y fixed wpm U. oar armed torts (gssioad isto campsite hy IM hiehr) woo dostroyo4 by IM Mow of LC47.1011, sad fa dee goop•-t, by taldavt •COCiti cut to wader um outit for arm*, till 6v eflotakato to (go Fir, at Mat, m ft eon be yorm:tted to lloorao to destroy lb, Moist, mostiovost of pentad Inctivt- deafery), (Al beam at Lorraine Ise doom Timmy and I oily Even Mr= than the barber ham dote to Naples. General UM arrived et Florence on then 26ttt of Anvil, ad tak lb* imornaa at tMalth he atueciobied, tot by en. boat. moat, 2,400 Drs. vitt\ oh Imo, sad post awe to the troy • der. A TM is the prompt ClillalittatiOn app: .11.1.4 whit tathwitant the imml trio bad n th sad or •ethar had weeild, tatm. lathe space of a o mth sad a half 'Me Marl the way hem 11,000 to 19,30 ma, argaelet• . tar besterise, regimal of cavalry, tho eta, Ilte consul ,nut, tto fled hoppital, tee Moog convenes a asibews. Its atedeel -rem, sad that el the Inds ; eo that • cmpect livon..• of 12,000 ma, with km halted* and 370 Owes Wen obis to :skit the Mid. Netwltt Archon the numbs, ardor M meek Wm thasely for the Po, is c.0....mem0 el white rho cemetweriat bad riot time In peveuee rile w seepplies, elee Tema melon r oared tv,ry day Asir a messes, sue, min,, sad Mahe. On ow day Mos Tame n denims. Owens ewes inpplro4 the Fiseci with unit. The Piedmon ts.. rrr•,..4 meet on'.7 terms s-ween. _ Liming roamed t. tbe dt rhio , ex cited siduoiyil.ob by it. wedge, traiality, diacipbso awl tiro aping w.th which st was attimmated. At LOD Wt 11.1d-iloy to &tat Imiatt Pietitoostcoo dictors wore rent, who could soR holy sprod.ma to Gomel Iplois thccr tdm.ntb n. -- Goereit, tbit this sem% Ihrtood Wltii; - 411;ed by Gospel* Ulloo, ow be ebbs le ewes ho oteedome wi , ll lb* bearele el elsesty, wforeame Y toil bon to defied Lb. liberty ref Isepeoisee e/ hely spirt those lobo ooseldor tbb rophe swoons, leas bad se ebetoto by ebb sr that been, sod mbar r boobs ilible oily IS *root so the West of Oak ionise" s d ibe somber of ti.ir battelkoo. OISTNIRT AND Pt —1.0.• litooo.—la aro 44•plefte Nte nestales st •1.. d, sr Ir•-• le OW Mbar ear. Mar aramillass in 5... M. wait oon.a. sort •se oft slk • pn..11.1 blooll war einslos .11.• ouswial• a. Isr issi, tins Wanly Min+ 1110 . 1. Ototmeas sad parrying nib nms. of ins& r Mb. ,•• • • wn.f asisodriall664o4l,llBll=o. 4,.e... tstal • I foil...rift et im sawn, • • 4,4 .9 ,•• d ••••••lk amd p soma V. • von., •nnald Maly rsOad Y. bad rod es.. OW lb., PIM %••• M.. 8,0r.p0 r e1 . .1 aft saw. isd lads a arm lau. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3. 1849. NAVAL AND MI.LI2ABY. CHATHAM, Sae. 2. ARILITAL OF Tiff NTH REGIUNT IMAM hiDIA.— • selegeephie was reselved i Ws genius this armeelh& masemeleg the snivel et Cleeviewel et the Let Wines Nertlausietlaad, belch*l W the Mews. Gine, heirtftes lard the cc aisda of the MU atop' County Di'. ierielest, whirl bee bees abaft 6'wi Englied, mein is lodis slam May, 1812. ZEI 122 LICE EN TM, DUILDING 2241nt. The following letter ow this subject has been for warded to to for public:Mira " C.annotroe , Lodge, Ghat:Dorlston, Inmates, • August 30, 1339. yesterday received your letter, In which you were 04 good SS to entree a ropy of the do; 11111•Tt end mo lested whisk the master builders of the metropolis require the operatives to agree to before they can obtain eroptoyment. 1 Manly disepprove of Ills mums pursued by the waters, which, if net remitted, would undoubtedly tend to Interfere with the choice at to employment which is m touch the right of the operative. as of the masters ; and, if combine tikes aro condemned, those who object to them ought tole • food exempla. Yon have not sent me the °plain of Mr. Edwin James nor of Mr. Karell Nelson. I had several cm suitattone with them on the subject, and I also hod a conver sation with Mr. Alderman Cabin la the House of Common' tefore I left London for Scotland, and, from what petted be. listen no, I entertaihed the belief that thsaneatst haildiero, having sees their mistake, intended to withdraw the dot meat ; in which ease they would have shown a desire to con ciliate, which could not fad to have a goal effect, and thus then unhappy dithrseces West Meats= adjusted. Hoping that the &pia to be desired object may speedily be attanutl, I ask sir, years faithfully, "Joan VIIJAIRS Sauter." " George Po!ter, Esq., &a., &o." The reading of this letter gave general sethlactlon. TIN United Traces at sa usual at the Parkas' Arms. Jahasewatreet, IliLbedy mid about 601.1 u subtoripiloaa yin maosacad. The members of the aati•strike committee met yesterday at the Adelaide-gallery, Lowther-arcade. It was stated that newly 1,000 parsons bed gives in their bawl= to the prin• eiples grocialgated by the eatbstrike oommittes, upwards of 60 haring g ima th eir mar yesterday, and II oat cd dif ferent tra&ts wore mat to wart. Kr. Alders's& Celia, in accepting the office of treasurer, bad tratismitted 1004 as a beginning. At 2 o'clork the hall ins thrown open to such of the workman as chose to enter. The gallery was tolerably well filled. Mr. Ballard took the chair, and sddreesed the meeting at some length. A workman sawed, "That this meeting has entire cao6deoce in the conferees of the united trades, but that ths anti-Make committee is not recogsised by this misting ;" and this reeoludon was carried. TER BRADFORD STABBING CASE.--IBRDICTI OP WILPUL RUDER. On Thursday afternoon an inquest wee held at the Odd Fellows' Anna, Manchester-road, Bandfcri. on the body ee Patrick Crowley, used 27, who died on Wednesday at noon, in consequence of baring, on Sundry tannins, been severely stabbed in the chest, over the Mart, over the stomach, and la the lower regime of the bowels, by Thomas Clarke, alias KOlsruy, an old clothes dealer. in Chapsl-lene. The prisoner, who was brought into the room handcuffed, had been for two days under Mr. Parkinson, surgeon to the police, and, whether from mental or bodily ailment, appeared pale and exhausted, the feet of his victim's death having been kept from his knowledge so long as possible. Owing to some demur on the part i f the magistrate., in whose custody he vie, the prisoner was not permitted to appear before the cieraner. _ _ --- TheMae Barker said—l am • mechaolc, and live in Boll ing.street, Wakefield-rood I know wtere Thomas Clarke lives in Cil•ffil•lMOS. I did not knew Crowley, I we. pww• ing Clarke's house abort ten minutes to nine o'clock on Sudsy night. I heard a noi.e in Clarke's house, such as U ib lai . ng d and sciestuing. The door was shot. My wife me to go home, and not mind it. I said I would Mop, and shortly slier saw the door open, and saw moyeral poisons clinging together; there were two men and some women ; the women were trying to pub a man out, and he wee trying to got In. It was Crowley who was trying to get in. Clarke wee trying to get to Crowley. Crowley was pushed oat, sad he went away with a woman along Claapel•lene, atom thirty yards. He did not seem to go quietly. He got loose from her, and then came beck to Clarke's door. The door was shut that, bat in a minute or two it was opened, and Crowley west la to the doorway, when the woman Lula pushed him down the step end fsstened the door. Crowley then stood beside me and mid he should like to get in, as they were ' screaming " Murder in the house. He then went up the steps and put his back to the door, trying to open it. He also kicked It twice. The door sum then opened quickly by Clarke, and he then seized Crowley with Ma left hand end turned him round, and pushed him against the left ' head Oda of the door going in. He (Clarke) then swore some sort of an oath which I did not catch, end I mew him striking at him this. times on the left aide, but I did not see any weapon in his hand. Clarke then west In and shut the door. Crowley staggered down the MI" and I !aught =when he pat Ida head to his body and said, len ." I salted him then if be would go with me to the deeter'a, and led him to within a few yards of his , door. He tired in Nelson-court, about two hundred yule from Clarke's. I gave him into the hands of ease other me, and then saw police-constable Smith tanning towards Crowley's, and told him. He then went with me to Crowley's. who woe laid on the Boor. He was looming his clothes, and I saw the blood all about his body. I went then with the policeman to Clarke's house ; the door was open, and there woe &disturbance inside. I points& Clarke out to him as the person who had stabbed Crowley and said, "That's him , take him." Smith did so, sad I went with him to the station. ... . . — Samuel Patent, tailor, Chapel-lane, corroborated. Mr. John Rawson, borough naglstraiss' clerk, seld—l attended to take Crowley's examination on Monday. That had been dons also on Sunday night, in the presence of Mr. Laycock, magistrate, and Mr. Graham. chief constable. I attended again on Monday with Mr. Layoock, about noon. Mr. Parkinson, surgeon, was also present. The deceased seemed perfectly conscious, and aware that he was dying. I administered the oath to hint. He said, "The &patios reed over to me, which I made last night, is all true." The deposition wee, "The prisoner now before me stabbed me in his house in Chapel-liuse." Croavexamined " I had ant been fighting in your house, I had aomo drink in your hope. I had a glass of rum in your home. I bad a gloms of ale. I was ordered out, and I went out. You are the man that has done it. I wee ping Into your home. The door wee half open when you stabbed mm. I cannot WI what you stabbed me with. The above Is my dying decleratims, taken before use, Patrick Crowley, Ida 04 mark." "Swan before toe in the promos el the primrose, Arend 28, 1889, S. Lerma." Cron-exensined on behalf of the prisoner "There was no one to slab me but that (here he pointed to the prisoner). When he stabbed me, be and another man were guarantee. There were the prisoner, his eon-in-law, and Michael M'Donough. When I was stabbed I was on the door-step. There were Clarke, the prisoner, and other two men at the door when I was stabbed. I eras not fresh when I was stabbed." Re-examined by the magistrate: "I consider myself to be in • dying state.—Patrick Crowley, his re mark," . _ . . Police-countable Charles Smith, 31, fold—About balf-past 9 o'clock, I was on duty In Nebou-strest, when I beard the cries of "Murder " and stabbing in the direction of Men court. (The wham here described the mouser in which be found Crowley on the Boor, on his back. The blood, be said, was streaming from his abdomen.) He went with the brat witness, Thome Barker, to the prisoner Clarke'e, end found him atanding in the doorway, and told, "1 charge you with stabbing Patrick Crowley." He then took him into custody, though him daughter resisted. Polkeoonstable Webster then came up, and went into the home, end seised Clarks on the other side. end the prteoner was taken to the bottom of the steps,when Webster was torn sway. Clarke wee then secured at the station. Mr. I'arkineon, surgeon, sad Mr. Browns, arelatant-eorgeon, were broustt to PX.1111149 the de ceased. Smith produced the deceased's clothe., which were saturated with blood, and in which the rata or stake were ronspicuona. Every march was made by Women, the inspector and others, the Male night for the weapon with which th e remade had been inflicted, bat it tram not found. Mr. Frederick William Oranham, chief constable of Brad ford, at some length corroboneed most of the preceding evi dence. . . Mr. William Parkinson. magma, said when be was called in ►y the police, about a quarter to ten o'clock on Sunday night, to me Patrick Crcwley, he found him lying on the door in his own house. He had been bleeding pro tamely. There was a wound on the right sad lower part of the abdomen half an inch in length, through which a por tion of omeotum was protruding. The ocueutum wee wounded. Another wound on the right side, over the stomach, half an inch in length; and the third wound, the same length, on the left side, over the cartilage of the seventh rib. They appeared to have been done by some sharp instrument. They were clear incised wounds. I dressed the wounds and had hies conveyed to bed. He was not sober. I considered him in great clinger, and requested that the magistrates might be sent for to take his depniiiona. I uw him three or four times each day. He died on Wednes day, at twelve at noon. He thought he was dying when I fist saw hint and told him the danger he was in. He used the expression, " I think I ern a dying man." I made • post mortem examination this morning, assieted by Mr. Smith and Mr. Terry, surgeons. There were dark, livid post mortem discoloration@ on the beck and abdomen. Ab domen much distended with Ism. He then described the interior appearances, and continued—l am of opinion that death was mused by intleninietion of the peritoneal covering of the stomach and howdy, the result of the wounds on the abdomen. The Coroner then briefly eurnmed up, end the pity re turned • unanimous verdict of " Wilful murder." La* inulliqtnct. COURT OP BANK RUPTCY.—SErr. 2. (Balboa KinVonnoissioner Goolburn.) IN Ii RROADRERST. This wee the Bret mooting for the proof of debts and choke eI essignees under the bankruptcy tot Jason, Broadhurst, ot Albert-street, Renniegton, and Carlisle-street, Lambeth, builder, copulate?, and plumber. Mr. B. Hutchitson appeared for the petitioning creditor, Mr. Henry Bigoell, of Jerrnyn-street, Bt. JAVIER'S, license d victualler, end from the preliminary statement famished to the °Medal amigos' by Mr. Lees, trona Mr. Maynard's, it appears that toe bankrupt's unsecured debts are 9001., and creditors holding security about 8001. The assets consist of stock in trade, 1001., and a sum of 106/., which the bankrupt claims to be dot from the Rev lamas Hamilton, in respect of a contract which he had taken to build four model cottages for the rev. gentlemen at Paddington, for 6911. This debt, however, the rev. gentleman repudiates, on the ground that as the contract was not completed he is not liable. The re sult of the controversy may, therefore, prove somewhat ss.- poustwo to the creditors. Mr. Thomas Pearce, of Acre-wharf, Belvidere road, Lam beth, was appointed sedges. IN ILI XATEMLN.—ILLLEOID OONCIALMIRT OP PROPERTY The examination of Robert Harmon, corn and mud mer chant, of Littleriek, was adjoursol at his own espouse= the ground that he had counseled property and improperly dis posed of his meta to his brother-in-law, Mr. George Darvill, a fame. . sewn caw waa granted against D&nill ; and Mr. Spicer, the solicitor fur tha assignees, said it was their intention to reread against him for the moray of the property This wu an examination meeting. The bankrupt, Robert Heywood, wee a grocer and chessemongsr, of High-street, Homerton. The accounts extend over a period of 12 months, oommeneing on the 19th June, 1868, when the bank. rapt was in • deficiency of 2,3731. 3.. bd., sad ending 22ed Judy, 1869, the date of the adjudication• at which period the bankrupt owed to unsecured creditors, 3,0271. ; to traditoes holdiag security, 3,4681. ; and to a judgment creditor a Ukase of 1181. This latter creditor, Mr. W. Trout, at Arksiry, York, obtained a judgment on the 16th March, 1869, against the bankrupt for 8241., mid under it eased all the brmtrupt's stook, furniture, fixtures, dm., which realised an the 28th 11140, 1869, 7061. lbs., leaving 1181., the balance stated, due. The assets are-good debt., 1764.; doubtful, 941. Beyond these amount. appear the following (Mena :-" By Thomas Heywood, foe &Ma cdl acted by hire, 1631. 7.. Id." `•lfy securities held by creditor. (anvotsched), 2,8001." "By Thomas Ileyweod, amount paid him on dissolution of partnership, 601." The profits nude diaris the thirteen months ' trading are stated at 1361. 2a. Id., spinet trade charges 6231.; interest on mortgages 1241.; louse (bad debts) 24,!.; and house and personal expenses, 3471.-461.10.. ot which is represented by an uncounted item called " stock consumed ;" "error. in posting. 261.2 a. bd.," finish the accounts. Mr. Lawrence appeared for the 'meioses, end Mr. C. E. Lewis for the bankrupt. An adjournment until the return from vacation of Mr. Commissioner Fane, to whom the cue properly Lel.age, was agreed to. IN 118 OLADWELL. The bankrupt, W. H. Oladweil, was described as a manu facturer, importer of, and wholesale dealer in stereoscopes, carrying on business in the Poultry. The accounts upon which the bankrupt applied to per his last epminatlos were filed by Mews. Hirt Brothel's, and commenced on the Ise of Febrstary, 1 8 611, endemic whoa the failure took place in July last . They show that the bankrupt had a capital of • 14.. In February 1858, and that upon his failure he owed to unsecured creditors 9911., and to move holding emu- Mies 611. Th. peaks on his trading were 6211.; and BUJ- Biles 901. On the credit side of the balance-shed spousal the following items :-Debtors, good, 761. 16s. Bd.; attidoubtful, 4111. 19s. 4d.; property suresdesed, 301. ; e 201.; ditto held tiy - oredikes, 301.; unmet to brio coon for by my trustees under deed of assignment, 701. 17.. 74.; expense, 7621. Os. 7d. ,• house and personal ex peaus, 1161. Be. ; losses, 8381. U. 6d.; liabilities, ea per waft% 901.65. 7d. Mr. Hardwick., for the wipes., offered no epposition. The bankrupt, be paid, was • photographic artist, who, prenatally to his failure, had executed • deed of assignment seder which the whole of his property had been sold for about cese-tenth slits valor. The COININISMOOItsHOW is that Mr. Hardwitka-The market is glutted with photographic materiels. The Commissioner-And you, representing the assignees, do not objeet to his passing P Mr. litudwicke said he did not; and the bankrupt passed. IN as W. O. TOOKER. The bankrupt, Tie;;;, Tpractioing solicitor, was described as a builder, of Les•bridge. Ile cams up for this purpose of pawing his OlNllillStlun upon accouni• .bowing—debit and liabilities, 516!., and meets shout 1301. This woo him third bankruptcy, and he attributes his mama Tailors to having been stud by Mr. Samuel Warburg, cigar dealer, of Maosell•strest, Goodman's-Heide, with whom he had mitered into a cowman' to pay pentium. en two policies fur 1,0001. each and one for SOW, in the Went of Eastland Life Office, and hoeing failed to do eo, his bankruptcies of 1&53 and ISSB did not bar the claim. The bankrapi pissed. LORD NORMAND!. Lord Normanby bas published the following answer. which he rehunsti at the thew to the latter of Y. Yeruzzi, which we printed the other day : " 84,-1 yestenisy received your later of ohs 16th. You begin to my greet ineyries by attributing to me ' des ran• mutes contr. le Tomas which I have met .y chosen residence for so mersyymrs of my Ilk, and shigehrly emregh suppose that bemuse I had there teethed hospkality, evader th• protection of its it and patina govesumset, I wee sot at liberty to my opinion freaky epos the aou dad of those thavideisle who had etheptred with the agents of • foreign swerelgs to overthrew that government. Tits lapis question between es is—ers• it or woo tt 004 a eelemey to my that the Grand Duke Leopold bad given orders to bombard Florence? When I found that this was Isebethd as the authority of the purlieusl government, and repented by the press of forage conetries, I took the meet direatmethe of secariaining tits fact, and on the highest autho rity I Muted in. the House of Lords that no such order was ever given, and that the mention of such • pith wee sever contemplatisi. I should think you, whew hag, for so mosey years served that Prime, most have Yams though of hie character to discredit the pmelbßity of such ea order. But it appears frees year Who eat, as I hod beard before, this charge reset nerdy apes the existence of • detailed a PIM made by Me away months bef:rrr Kamm permit , ' meow= for the deism of the royal wrabotrity, atheleil by open ineurreodon— Gee of the ehimste awisnres to be rimmed to in cossof Masa escamby befog the um et oansoa. Sim anecessfid mobilise or Worm stmelsameo to It bee beam* unfor tunately the salmi allale et so mom espial' of Europe, baba tams No by wine sash programme of defence do sot mist. I Imo had but tee semi mar immune" of revolutions. I wibmatil them dm inits soad in the emu of Pais le the days of Imo, whim array sod spo liation wire only evertsd by thetas' me et ramps en the part of the Espublime sethoriam; and the sat your the royal authority at GM* VW only ariataiaid by the most georgette meaems on the pert of Gamed La lkortooro, the pima Prime Nibs, of ilardiele, who br :m = miss procuad ilmospitulaties a the heaurgents. mations sometimes earn bloodand. W. had ourselves an abortive attempt at avolake Is 18{8; but because the Duke of Waltman plated mance to defend the poems of London-bride , so one ever imputed to him so intention bombard Lode. All,l meant to attribute to you in sign ing tho moioraadtim was, that you snowed yourself to be too *ally pomaded that this gement phut of prospective Minns es the part of Ouseral Fecruti estatilished your dime mad your Sovereign, thst on the 27th of April ha had given enters to bombard Flamm,. This I again distinctly deny. The ototatmat 1 made with regard to me I gave as currently moral; and I had it is • totter from Mance, from a respectable, well-informed moat there. You allude to a later from Signor For ret. which you SKIM with year own, in which this person addresses thew words to me votes ayes eompti sue oath, age pour gar impeeMset Is apatatioa it bomdtse pos, TO.. privates pen was me tat LI ea Mad seed tam qu'igeobk.' Of ems" I mast treat such isigasge with the sliest contempt with whit* I should awls nowise com municatioes of such a charseter. Bat whoa be uses the arm frimaneries,' as applied to his conduct. the exprombe is his own, not mine. Tim word I did use was treachery to the government he was seep tog; sod so far front having wilfully smitted, as ha supposes, to states that in was ilearstaini des Adam Manger's, It was the very fact that be was in a place of greet tram and maim* that gave weight to the only charge I brought against him, that he belayed that trust to the enemies of the government whom pay be was receiving up to the moment of their fall. Unless you mean, even sitar dui oonclaii e contradiction given to the moortion, to roped the charge that the Grand Dab pm order* for the bombardment of Florence. it does not as.. that this' correepoodsoce can have the slightest public Internet; but if you still choose to give it to tits world, you will of course publish this my reply with your own letter. As your communioadmi refers excluevoly to • speech of mine that has sot been translated, and as you do not write to me in Italian, I titbit it morn clear and simple to sddras you in the language in which that speech was published to which you refer.-1 am, do., " NORMANDY. " London, July 23." JUNCRESTIUI AND LIMPOOL 4GRICUL 1111LAL 8001127. AWARD OP PRIAM. POR FARMS. A armlet general meeting was held yesterday at the Adelpla Hotel, Liverpool, red after the lemma= of mem ordinary mod routine badness, the repeats at the te mpo:Mee were reed, and the following prime mended yea the Len Wakened bens l—Mr. R. Birch, Notherke, near Li verpool, 121.. ems resort ; T. Whammy Lissa*, ow LiverpooL IL, three claimants ; 8. Cook, UNION two claimant.), 61. ; Joseph firint,Gar.ton, new Liverpool one Waimea IL ; C. Masker, Bootle, near Liverpool Co.. claimant), 31. ; Sesanel Davies, Eardewiek Hall, Choi ire (one claimant), 1111.. J. Birch, Sefton, near Liverpool (five claimants), 12/. ; Gilbert Eska, Halewood (six claimant., • one withinewa end ace Ineligible), Si. The kilter medals for farms were sot awarded, the claimant for the flat baying withdrew's, and there tele( so claimant for the itecond. Theprineefer distant( were thee award el as follow.: Slyer nada' (two claimants), the Bight Hon. Edward Card well, Ellerbeek ; silver nrWal (as. claimant), 81., Thom. Bebington, Chilton Lowe, Tarporley ; 41, J. Aspnuill, lien you, DOW lissobeeter, ono claimant. There was no claimant fue.the silver medal tor subsiding, end of the two claimants for the W. prize one we. disqualiflad, the prize being awarded to Mani. Jas. Lougton and Soo, Woolton-milla, nvar Liver pool. The silver medal for irrigation was not claimed ; but the 4/. mire was awarded to Mr. Bilee Doming, of Little Wardley, Swinton, near Manchester, the only claimant. The .liver medal fir laying down land to gram was awarded to T. W. Dutton, Esq., Northenden, noir Manchester; the H. geese (two claimants) to Mr. T. Atherton. Spike, new Liver p; the 41. prize (three claimant.) to Mr. Jae. Laristh tw, ike 31. prize (two claimant.), Thos. Lengehaw, Spike. A 31. prize for marling W. award-d to Mr. W. Palle, amplified-hall, near Cheater. A 31. prize for eradicating old hedges was awarded to Mr. Jae. Karr, Wavle/lurch, sew Birkenhead; a 41. prize ro Mr. John Kilakaw, Great Sankey, near Warrington; 61. to Mown James Losgton end Sou, Wootton. The follow- Mfg petals wore awarded to farm servants and labourer, : llif. to Jams Baal, of Mr. G. Allier, Uphohland, new Wigs's; 46:t0 Joists Owes, Dunham, 36 yew.' orrice; Wmarrics, Mash Washes, near Liverpool. 41. toe bringing up the resemt number of legitimate children (12) without pre shad relief; Mary Bailey, at Mr.. Mary Mee's, Wllhtnplen, err IlLancheotir, 27 year: ...mix. dome routine business ems then disputed of, and the mating adjoursed. TEO HOPS IN MAIDSTONE. The weather d lase lir been swot porter for the Anal growth of We her. TM prier Were eareelp err in better eater, wad tM faf 2 e= Forwa tare rah* the ler week et 10 Wder a rise is re mart of lady betted ea whir w reliably red as wear Ithrgelatreat and sr pair at the metillr day. Alretegi the are la sway et la feet. Is meet press leek warty ea prowler( as they la 1855,—the yew et the *taw duty —lt error to be for rata thr the In rat year no. writhe' se 12,257, whereas the messy of the prawat year Is oily 44,000, oo tear, earea the worm par acre beta( the are as la 1855. the total war fell bar churl. The feriae has el reedy conearced, th e Marra Stanhaw , of Lapis Parr, beers resod the ball as Wedneeday. Neat week tile picking will be general. Tbe • College " gardens awebolted better ; and the remark eppllee alike to I= word on the to, of the kill, awl to that whir wee teener fro hop tektite ealy • few years age, looking westerly ewe, use village of Tor We. Yeeterday the trains brought doers 200 or 200 of We high pickers; to-day there hare arrived r away Werra. HEALTH AND CIVILISATION. The enforcement of the powers granted to magis terial discretion for ordering the remov.l of nuisances is fer tile in difficult*. The progrer of civilisation has keen at tended by the creation of a hundred nolaortie but mut useful trades, which cannot be safely carried oa within the vicinity of inhabited regions. Yet they, for the most part, aim at the utilieation of the waste materials of great town., and hews cannot be profitably conducted far from great towns. They repneent the economics of tedium; her savings from the endue tub of a great population ,• her marvellous untatoor phrase ot the despised mamma of the =thrifty into articles of value and general use. Most people cart remember Bow common; a suburb of London, unsoiled by brick duat, unsullied by the impurities of town; green, swims gamut& and abundant in rural attributes. But now it le the centre of chemical economy. There, leillECO gathers the refuse of tilt town, stews it, distil it, acts upon it with sulphuric acid, end fertiliees the land, or speeds the manufacturer's skill with the metamorphosed pro- ducts of this noxious filth. Thus Mr. Croll converts fool gee -liquor into shun ; Mr. Pound bake' , night-mil, and pro duces an admirable manure; and Mr. F. Carey mixes sulphuric acid sad sulphate of lime with sticking fob, Arad from this dainty mess manufactures an agricultural hetilleer. These are not trades to be discouraged or smsered at. They are to be admired ; but at a distance. Their unquestionable utility, their undoubted modal value, and economic propriety, invest them I with a claim to *pact which nothing but a el* proximity men destroy. It can well be imagined that the soul of a maker, offloer in filled with a great honer end indigna tion at the overt wren= stench from a yard full of decom posed fieh, described, with unconscious wire, ea tt fresh from illingsgate." Nothing can to more disgusting from • sanitary point of view; nothing more delightful to the chemist, who ages in prospect the ingenious and useful changes which his art will shortly work M the unpromieing mesterei. This will sufficiently account for the discrepaecy of opinion between Mr. Carey and the officer. of health, when theireition of nuisance was lately diseuased befute Mr. Yardley. Dr. Ansell and his staff diwed that the stench WIA overpowering. end the nuisance semealnable. Mr. Carey roundly smarted that all the whams. ea th at side were perjured. It is the point of view which mare m wide a deference. The duty of the ma gistrate ander each eircumetances is difficult. He cannot hat empathise with the Indignation of the manufacturer, who lab his hedastry impeded, and his trade injured; he mart bat Nippon the smeltery officer, who maintains that health is paremennt to weelth. It is to be lowed that the heat& of the may cannot be consulted without serious Injury to the lads trial welfare of the few. The miundee toren mast, perdsce, go further afield, or submit to =ph,- mat and anymodtable reatrktions. Meanwhile, it is just that considemelon should be had to the luduatry and the wealth which have bees exploded in these useful enterprises, and no exaggeration should eater into the statetoesta of injury to health from mated enkaace.— Ids Lama, Tams CNILDILIN AT A BIII.TH.—W• recently sasoesesi QM • Mr. Derma, of Erbabel, had st" *di to Ore boys. On Sunday ler she attended with them at tee Indessaihrt chapel to her them christened. They wan seemnake weed Abr•batu, bar, end Jac.b. At the doss of Me service, at the auggrehon at the Rev. R.Werser. the pastor, a collection .aa mode on behalf of the mother mad sipring.—litelbreithire Advertiser. THB POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE, Mr. Joseph Gill, of Lesdrohalltruarket, poulterer and Bertmed dealer In game, appeared to hear thy Lord Mayor's decision on a summons wlitrh had been taken out against him fur having posteerion f black game out of season. The Lard Mayor red that, after carefully considering the evidence ;riven on s formtr occasion, be was of opinion that the defendant had had poeseettion of the game contrary to the so, and must therefore pity a tine of 10e. Mr. Goodman (chief clerk) told the defendant that by his conviction he had forfeited hi. license ; but there would be esmione held to-morrow (this day), et which he could apply I for soother. I Defendant ',id the fine, end maid he should apply for a license forthwith. DISTRESS IN 4USTR4LI.A. The fallowing extracts from the letter of a Brighton emigrant present a dark view of the present condition of the oolooy. the letter I. dated Adelaide, May 18 Daring the Let 12 months I have been very unlucky, and this hot quite dieheartined me. I am sorry to lay many thousands leers be-ide myself, and hundreds of emigrants who have some out here during t h at period, have bean walking about the streets out of employ, and in the deepest distress. Yon will see ' from a newepayer which I have sent you, that there hes been • teeming of the unemployed on the Park leads, and that they have petnioned the Governor to tura out the members of the council, as they are said to have teen pally the cause of the Manes. They have been pouring in emigrants as fast es they pomibly could, on purpose to reduce waged. We are about to par an act to do away with emigration entirely. . . People who coma out here no the test of nines, even if they obtain constant employment—and flee out of every ten do not—deserve all they get, for they are be summer season tor mented with mosquitoes, their rya stopped up by the ties, 'the hot winds blowing from a northerly direction, and the duet with it scorches and chokes co it blows, the sun pouring down, tee glass rising on wine drys to 14i degree. in the sue, with no gram or vegetables at this season of the year. There arm, however, plenty of gropes and apples, pears Seven inches and a half in length—of the Enrage St. Ger male—and all kinds of stone fruit in abundance. . . With regard to myself, I can only my that I am getting • bar Ilvmg, but I am thankful foe that, considering the present state of things. We are now having the cold winds setting in upon us, and things are beginning to leak green. Every one 15141M4 waiting for some work to do. It is painful to see in many poor fellows walking about the streets, and not finding the cannery es it was represented at home. . . . Tell any one that you have respect for not to be misled; if they welt to be well off, let them remain where they are. I hope when I write to you again I shall be able to furnish you with better new." NIORL AMERIC BRUTALITIZA.-00 Monday the sittieg meglatrotos at the South Shields police court were engaged on ieveetigeting a charge involving the greatest brutality and sevagentse againeta rough strong-built looking mac, tensed Jam ltitAvery, a native of it New York, and one of the seensen of the bergaoCtterolar, of Portland, Malec United Stater, but now lying anchored in Jarrow Docks. The facts of the case are shortly thew. Oa tiondsy afternoon, as the tousplainant, James Farrell, a storekeeper at the docks, who appeared in castes with Lk; heed bound up In bandages, wee standing near to one of the jettine, the prisoner came up In him and asked him to go and partake of some drink, which offer was declined. As the wiener was waking away lie was seen to Fick up two half-bricks, and was heard at the same time to my, "I'll kill him." The prisoner then went tato a pitmen',' , house, and after eteying therein a sheet time, returned a monad time to oomplaleast, who was standing still at the same place, and pressed him to go on board the Chevalier to have • glass of grog and some supper. After a des] of persuasion Farrell, unluckily for himself, yielded and went en hoard, but he bad only be in there a fee minutes before the prisoner, who bad previously gone below deck and changed part et his clothing, came and street him a blow on the mouth. Complainant, on asking prisoner what its bad dose to deserve such treatment, was nein savagely pounced upon, and, to one the word. of ass of the witaesere, was knocked down "like a bullock." The blow, whieb was supposed to have been Inflicted with some hard eubstanee like a brick, crowd three severe wounds an the scalp, con. tused and penetrating to the bone. As M'Avery wee wasp* from the vetted, the brute raid, " If you do not go oa shoes, I'll kill you and heave you overboard." Colin limn; a labourer at the docks, who was an observer of the womb, as he was standing on otte of the jettiei, eorrobtrated the above fonts. The witness likewise stated that Ferrell bad a narrow escape born failing Into the dock as As war jumping ashore, wed only saved himself by cis* hold of a rope. The deficient was tined 151. and costs, or two month: iMpliPol2- meat. The fine wee paid by the captain, and the defsudatt get at liberty. Anted me Phhif , 4hedl.7 WILLIAM KW Huey a 1.& Lombard &net, ha the CAT of Loads P i laf. at the Plow Lo Lombard time* .la the heiloet at bil,dr ~ ion,—SarriaAT. Ismossas 3. I MI LAME AT WOOLWICIL-DISOLTT111& Lot week fire men belonging to the garriron at Wistaria made their swipe from custody while melds' nisi trial by owert-martial, aad, Laving forced the luggage. rotas door (reared by a couple of locks red one strong Loh), la which the baggage of absent altars is &posited, they bra* °pa dr elms's. and, babit.d ia private rlctbas, cue austled is dieting their maps. At the present moment the Abu of piked. Is unusually large; sad to avoid the them& of iglu reap= the sates pronounced by the thing somrthmanidi ass ordered to bo mewed without ids,. add Is add and are pal fa forte Oa the foaming raddlei ion aka daybreak. In consagasaes the Maladies of She heh is of sameat daily =mimeos at Wool wkb. Oa Thimiely waft the mailable force of the depot brigade row themahled a • eaL ke punishment parade,' to MOM die Stab. of those era belonging to their corps ale MI bus triad by a cdtelnasztal held on the previous awoke Lisvtesseat,Coliaol Talbot, R.A., ws ma- Zs:lW bela eaavisiei et simple dseartice, which Mime mithilisamsat. Poe this ciao+, they had bmp carkErdi r . 6as the • -• d 60 laahse sN' N bre berrossesth breaded thdt l.l Is thd th with the Yitr" D." Two esdy Welk breavot, tether !lewd Tbwertsy, the ossiesso d ert died lades ban In mar elms yomposed lo a how they. tire MO MI loth dlosersol .Mat without kr% ad hid leas brash Ira N orders VW T.. rath, mod Orr, M. lip wYlari so stated by ea ern rims, nth • roe Ind esserl, armed Davis, smog esseds. ythesiod theremes al the ethos el de =Mooed aserred As nem sad espyireed Tara red re rate! Warr sat ethers wba were =N dew eawyriss bin, or be 11101114 Ys. llb we sorsoll b • am of largs Ni, aired bode. bled juin ri *se awl obi. led radirmed ths seder wake die Yes. via side drat INS wand to be elthidd lav sem mires" arr. Dead da it. pa- Mire tor sit se se ark ite um N thdoratiose M away, sad eltresi bi g errit ii ken dr erag li dol beard Yr to rst era. The psthearst was awls aim/ N be seatheibt, erbes at reery reasalthey ruin it. etre sad thionstioso was mar larartabb, thersisis Cass Wirth the nes swooned sway the sithrthe thesisik sad lesd N Married isto the era sir. Or sire sod upwards d two, son. °oriole erred aloes sod ma las Is dreams. listed, sad others stopped ink WO ma dosed tbrir oyes, I r zt o t, ton, retold becnen• unnerved, sad be weblect eo th e and ridnrole of thou wound's. U.VIVERSITI INTSLLIGENCE. OXFORD, Barr. 2. Qtres's Couroz.—There will be an election of three 'choler% es the Coasordetod Foundaticn, uo Than doy, October 6. TN clotarshaps are of the sawed 'aloe of 731, and sr* open to all persons solder the ads 20 years, mittiost restriction as to place of birth. Candidates are re queeed to cal on tho provost on t3atirday, Or'. 1, with testissunials of moral character. Ons scholarship will to awarded for attainuonte I. mathematical and physical .risnce. Two Wilson'. ealdbittons of the annual veins of 2UI. end 154., will be thrown open for this tars, at the earns time, and for the sun candidates. . . MS, DAL TN Cottec t.—Tbere will be an election at thls college in October next to four detriyabips, one for loathe treii ie., one for natural reinter., sad two for Greek and Litin livreture ; each deo-pi:lip being of the value of (rosin rest and teelon inelieled) 751. per 1111110111, and ten Able fur five years from the day of electioa. Is the examination for the demyship in natural science, questions will be pat relating to general physics elieuvitry, and payaloiogy ; bat no cen.iidatie will be expected to return answers in mere than two of the above departments. An exhibition of the asses vales as the above, end tenable for the same time, will be given to some deserving penes whom the president shell have amertaintd to be in need of support at the University, and whom Mame shell have Win tested by en exambeatien In mathenzat ke or nit ;ad science. No person will be eligible who edtll have &Veined the age ef 22 year., end (in the rose i f the mathematical and natu ral science deroyships and exbibition.),who so not sufficiently instrusted in other subject. to inatricalete no a member of the College. And no person will be ineligible or entitled to preieretce by reins of his place of birth. Ttetitoeuiele of good conduct will be required, and rani& rates of birth sad baptism, which must be preserved to the president on Monday, October 17, between the boars of 12 sad 2. SPORTING. LiARINGTON SLURS. 3 to 1 opt Olopard (t) 6 to 1 Indepodosee (t) 7 to 1 Cytherea (t) 8 to 1 Torrnatnant (I) 8 10 1 Petra (t) GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 10 to 1 opt Paul (I) 12 to 1 Depute (off) 12 to 1 The Squire (of) 13 to 1 arid apt any other. RT. LEGER. 6 to 4 on Pr.goised lAad (t) 6 to 1 opt Baromerikte kt.) 7 1* 1 Kariorotto (t sad oil) STEAM TaClin.—Heiden the Royal yachts, Mainlty sad steam yachts have been bum for several wobleseau and gentlemen. The Royal yachts comprise the Thearia and Albert, ammo frigate, and her mews Mader, the Geheage; the Fairy, steam sloop. and her steam Moder, the L. The mead owned by the Vim. Commodore of the Royal Yacht Squadroo, C. R. M. Talbot. Esq., M.P., is a satmeser, the Capricorn, of SIB tone. The yacht of the Vice-Cnomereinr• of the Royal At 13eargia Yacht Lord Oda lfitsgoreld, is the Clears& steamer. of 30 tor. The Conasedete at the Royal Welsh Yacht Club, T. Asebato easith, Esq., betas bit pendant la ha stomper, the .lee &goat, .1 1110 Wm; W. Beaumear, Esq., has a screw stems yacht, the Plead, of 265 tons; A. Anderson, F..q , the Normawn, eerie miaow, of 200 tees. The Banibw, ease steamer, of 6 toss, be.cmge so P. T. Gardner, Esq., of Boulogne; Hama Hoak, Foy. ow= the Mutat PRO/ meamer, of 210 toss; H. Ayekhandoe, Esq.. the Hazard, steamer, at 6 tow; Viscount 11.0, the Hawk. .J ITU toes; 2. Baird, Esq., the seem Owen ()vit as, of 303 toes; Captain fil'Clintork, R N.. the Feu, el 323 UMW; tic 11. 011611411,, lb. Firstly, el Oineso. of 11l toes eel 20 H P.; IL 11. Sabena" 'sq.. et Greenock, tee &Oft, scam denser. of 13 teas; J. Mandalay, Req., the Dream Fly, of Lim, of 33 wee; the Deis of Lea*, the Deerhemed, more steams, of 130 NW .1 Comm ; J. Ges, Zee , if Heil. I the Cheiss.be. mew. 77 Mes ; 2. Lithos. Req., sf tee, the the Idea Prluemef terse; J. Paley,, Is ,of Praise. the Amery of 141 r ; R. theteell. leq., d Liverpool. the Aasis. et TO bee. W. C. Wad Juke., Esq., ewes the Z new Nem yacht, el 227 tees ; sae the De of the Uselas, an steer. of 177 toes. Or et the semodo el the Royal &files Yuba CIO Is a sesame, Ow Achim de Ibrahmert, et led teas. bebop( to Z. Passe, Esq. We heat Yee SI dem weals (besides otters alike may not hew eons mile we obormatie) speaslly *meta to *sears tole by that owes.—Steessehalpiey Ciratiels. Imroars or Ulan, INTO HULL.—llnriNg the past Letsfont tn. fellownwt dory wow pod as f imperial! Imo liell.-T3l2f. 1.. as 6,441 qrs. ami l l trt ai t z ; 4M. as., en 9.643 gen of 9.'97; 1041.13 n, en 2.096 qr5. .fowls; 1965.10.., an 3,930 too. of 17.; 621. To. ow 4067 vs of boss., OW. 1.304 qrs. et pea., 1.721. 4.. GJ., oa 5,432 at. og wheat Nwir. sae 11/. as. 4jd., 4)4601 cwt. of relate doer—Teed, 1,3361. 9.. 106. M.ARKE7II BUOAR„—The average price of brown or Muscovado num., the produce of the British P 00.01440111 In America, for the wok ending August 30, is 26e. 20. per cwt., exclusive of the ditties of customs paid or 'able tbsseca.—Tbs eremite price of brown or Mason ado sugar, the produce of the Ideutitlut., for the week ending as above is 21s. 44.- Ihe average price of brown or Mnsoovedo roger, the pro duce of the Reid lediee, for the week ending as above is 31s. 64.—The average price of the three foregoing descriptions dagger is 275. ltd. BRISTOL, Barr. 2.—Bugar : The market continuos dull and inanimate, and the transaction, is parcels on the spot are extreinily limited, et again rather easier vetoes in Boating cargoes, however, a terse amount of business has been dote, about 10,000 boxes of Havannahs having been disposed of, at a further decline of Gd. to le, per cwt. The relined market le very quiet, sad prices show no signs of improve ment. Ruin dull, and late raga are not now obtainable. COTTON.—Livenroot., Barr. 2.—The improved tone of buster.. in Manchester in the beginning of the week led to come increase in the demand generally In this market, and them has courtquently been rather more steadiness in priors. The quotations for the current qualities of American are fully maintained, and in some instance are 1-16 d. higher ; but lower dercriptions are little if at all changed. In Brazil and Egyptian there Is to alteration to nodes, but the large import of Surat has canoed holders to meet the market freely, end prices are rather in favour of the boyar. Speculators have taken 4,070 American. and there are reported for export 2,680 Areerbsts, 940 Pernam, 100 Bala, 60 Maranham, 980 Egyptian, and 2,290 Surat. The market opens to•day with a :Mr demand, at yesterday's prices ; probable sales 7,000 balea, including 1,000 on speculation sad for export. COTTON GOODS.—Mexcessiss, SEPT. 2.—The market retains the hempen reported at the oommenceinent of the week, and the lighter T cloths for Bombay and printing Moths en a shade dearer. The better qualities of T clothe also are In more demand, and the better longolothe have im proved. India 46-inch shirting. of moat violins' and 36- inch are low in stock, and prices are consequently well sup ported. A moderately active busineee is also doing in yarns both for export and home consumption, and Ns to 37. water twist in the bundle meiotain the advance of shout Id. per lb. obtained oh Tuesday. " The improved demand," ny Mena. ' George Fraser, Bon, and Co., in their monthly circular of yea , teeny, " from Bombay, together with the considerable nes &Mg for Chins, German mad the Mediterranean, has, together with a large heathens dome for the home trade, greatly sustained this market, sad et the pre sent moment Dearly all ginner@ sad menaleotarme the well employed with orders for future delivery." WOOL.—Livaitroox, Burr. 2.—The brisk demand noticed in our last monthly report for all deecriptions of wool, continued during the earlier part of the present month, but, since that time, we have experienced lose activity in the market generally, the trade having supplied themselves very freely, are now in a position to look on for a short period, sad we keeping out of the market in the hope of seeing lower prices. Manufacturers are however fully employed in working to order, and as stocks et foreign wool are very light, we see no prospect of lower prime for some time to come. Eliot India is in good demand, but none offering at present. EgYptlan much inquired for, end the few late im ports. as wall as some shipments "to arrive" have sold readily at sdvaaosd rater. Oporto sad Cletlehranco sell readily at the advaacied quotations. The demand for Peruvian sheep's wool is &idly for the finer and middle qualities which see scarce and realise full rater. In Alpaca consider: able sales have been made, &idly at extreme q rotations. Buenos Ayres sad Estee Rios are in better demand, particularly the fine well classed Ocelot, which are now very scares, end realise proportionate high rates. Of Iceland wools several cargoes have been sold, both "to arrive" and ex quay, at 12d. to 12td., and good northern wool still loquirs4 for, but Inferior sorts not so reedy of sale. Of Turkey, Bosnia, Beryls, &c., the marked is quite bare. The principal feature of the trade during the post month is the large series of public sales of colonial wools just concluded in London, winch, not withatandin the unusu a lly large quantity brought forward re 9 0 ,000 boles), have gone o ff with great spirit. eatab king an ad vance of ltd. to 2d. per lb. The small quantity of East India and foreign wools brought forward, also met with active competition at a Blight edentate on previous current rates. Our wit public sales will probably take place here early in next month, when, from the limited stocks and large oosauroption now gobs cm, we think we are not too sanguine satimpating s good competition with full prices for all descrip•tuas.—Frain W. Chesnut and Co.'s Monthly Circular. COEN.—Ctntraroao, Bari. 2.—The weather . l e tta d y has been wee sad cold, but most of the corn is Then was a good supply of wheat here to-day, and all the; best deacriptioris co new and old about realised last week's rates; while inferior new was a dull sale at Se. decline. Wheat, red, new, 36e, to 42a; old. 38e. to 44e.; white, new, 435. to 475.; old, 455. to 49e. Beane, mote o ff ering and rather lower-36m. to 40e. ; extra, 41s. Battey, but little flue of which commands full prior. - • - LINCOLN. Barr. 2.—We have had •Jood supply of wheat offering tivday, with a rather improv ed dewand, st la. to 21. decline. Red, new, 40e. to 405.; old, 425. to 44a.; white, new, 445. to 47a ,• old, 48e. to 475. Several lots of new barley offering, (polity varione-30s. to 425. Very little doing In beans. new. 431. to 46e.; old, 475. to 495. WIIIFILLD. Barr. 2.-Tbere was rather a slow market, and new wheat was lo to 2e. per qr. lower; old wheat la. lower. There wee a good inquiry for barley at full rates, but oats. beans, and pea. were dull. Armies fur the week ending August n .-Wheat,Zes9 qrs., at 465. 31d.; barley, 97, at 96d. ed.; rye, 10, at 29d. ; beetle 10, at 42m. COALS.-Lownort, Barr. 2.-Buddle's West Hartley, 14e. ed. ; Byade's Bebeide West Hartley, 14s. ed.; Hartle. pod Weer Hartley, 13•.94.; Lambert's West Hartley, 14e. ed.; T.Efiekl Moor. 135.; Tans.ld Moor Butes, 135.; Walla End Acorn Clam, 16e. ; Walls End Eden, 165.; Walls BradClosforth, Ih. 3d.; Eden Main, 15.. 3d.; Walls End Belmont, 15a.; Walls End Braddylid Hatton, 164.3 d.; Walls End Haswell, 17a. 3d.; Walls End Henna, Pls. 3d.; Walla End Hatton Lyon., lbd. 3d. ; Walls End Herder Grange, 16e. 3d .; Walls End South Hatton, 19e. 3d. ; Walls End Stewert's 17s. 3.1.; Wall. Had Candor, led. 3d.; Walls Bed Haugh Hall, lea. ; Walls End Hello*, lee, ed. ; Walla End South Hartlepool, 16e.; Walls End South Hellos. les. ed.; Walls End Trimd n Hartlepool, lee. ed.; Walls End Trinadne Thoenley, 141. 6d. ; Wells End Thorpe, 16s. 6d.; Walla End Whitworth, 14e. 9d.; Camay aad Duffryn Steam, 19e. ed. ; Nizon's Daffryn, 21d. 6d. ; Powell's Duffryn Steam, 215.-Ships at market, ; sold, 76. TRAFFIC RETURNB. RAILWAYS. Mlia• M.. Total. Total, 0;o. Kneen ehaadle. 1869. let.ti. Week maw August 2t. A E Dubh ..... V.B 666 Maw eadfue Aurini 24. & Long:ars. Vtact.va rrms t.te Llor m..) 383 'lll 31.70 71.135 111,671 53:4 3.363 c 9.1 12.311 10:A6 weatmitas AggUR 2f. 041•4•011• DM 6.112 8.0:3 14.904 14.04 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABtALTI/18. Idwto VI ye—ttant.-71,2 Duo (a), hoe dodos of Goal Bog* re. poets that the }dais Fly*. hoe Lomas to Oontoy, sad tlot burst. trout Pooling to Loodoo, bats pet tato Alp. 80, to .Psir darnogo—Hootbampton, Sept. 2. . _ - aftrill. Cantata K.inbte, which arrived here on the Sth December Is. tram Quaid, surveyed Femme to let Merelt, and wood to he leek), it it WO, bee (verrovnt to order. reeelvect'llont Ev e fttort) been condemned tun mid at this port—Monte Video, Any 63. VES,ELS SPOKEN WITH. Elms Cutlet (ship), from Cokuabo lee Les6ce. July T. ist :4.30 I. Ice Zaphrwrat (bottler). ler Mauritius. 'My 12,15 t 11.20 N. lon 93 W. Joierb (barque). 52.1 Pont. Alllllo. 13a days, We Liverpool, August 11, Mt 34.44. toe 4 , .90 W. LeassUa (birtaiu, wads CAtbia. July I,lst 332, lon 14 E. Maori (stip), suss, 11, Ist sari 74, km 10.51 W. Mir Robert nd. peopi. 55...55t1r0ut.P. July $4, Ut it 20 N, Inn 25 W. Waver*, (bergs.). from Smarm 110 days, toe 24.1210 , 215, all wait', July 37, Int 30.56 N, lea .4 11.2 W. [Advertisement] -.EPPS% (HONCEOPATRIC CHZ. 111.1 Ooook.—Tbir esteem% goreparstko Y rde et the Pdrvet.t ewer. Ikt IN. per lb.. tllb.. I b.. pouksta. Mob lowtn: sadloa - Jana. ewe., H eu er emetrue eheuert. Leaden.' BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 11210111f.—•14 1, at the (Wen. llernter Wed, Lady 111,;ht. of • Clt aa ttr: ll Aesest 31, at et. Ltmerdh-oe4les. Mrs. V. th•ste, ot &whiff. /..7411.164 31. ed reilord. ate wife of the 800. 1. W. Daum ..r3E .11 ZMZ - 414 . be1f. 34 ~.i feg be t f the Ur. J. Vicar et Flfebaid. Lrgt:4o 11 . .:-.kuiuit 31, as lloathaa park. FlatCey. the wife of J. 0 loomlows. 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