The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-31 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 31, 1E59. SPORTING. LICHFIELD RACEB.-11o1(DAT. (ADDITIOXAL PARTICI7I4II.) Tii COPILUID IiMIDICAP of 6 move. was, 1 ft, with 16 milled. OOe•Ne. 444. tbosbot•Tlonbilb, 7ooblll. 4 rm. 4461104... Mr. 144444 Klaaaro44 . j rs. T 1114 ~.-. ... IL. r a d c atow 'it• 2tol ma ilmsZ t ioy. Wail., .14 loost.b. VILLIITAO3II &LULU 04 0 KM. 41101 6 11440 40 added. Par twill'ala • COMN 80 711; ISM 110 ; @Wm= sad pampa • bill a alio (14 mobt.) 11;.. & /1 Saab arab SW ••• .. a. 1 , 2 ..... tai:: iiWiiii::: 3 444. ms Mb i ''' 4 /IL Ilelimla _OO no .. . , .... . ....... ... ",-, • Beata.: 7t040n TN No, ato 1 not Ldp Ciro •r, oto 1 opt 14.1 of Ism, 10 to 1 ore Adds. Wt. by a band Tria BTA/MOILD4IIIII &TACU of 64) 10•11. added to a Ploadwap Swooptakoo of 10 mom mat ; 6 ft, :ad cal If dialwed. The soma to awe his stake. Wisatrs a u i. sol aUK CU mate., 9of mhos deelsred) Sr Om Cam 3 yes ab Mr. W irjiri7 ar. arm% ...741. 4 sis. TM at. turf (1.4445T4.11•1 14 4 Mr. abaft Ne. MILL sml4, lib . . . (hub% &Obi : to 1 opt Peaces Agsl, ito sot bfoorcook, 4to 1 apt llableat, 9to 2 not Charlotte. Wos by bat • fourth. ltspb ; two Web' !mimeo the noted sad third; had Ti. TRO.TMANS-OLD HILLTNO HANDICAP of 3 move. e with NI added. Winners extra. The winner to be sold aeon kw 401. 1ia1f.6.621th (6 stabs.) itr. m . b a....... lvasyr. bell ler imb isii t_Charllal 1 la. f o :db:L, I ri: 1 At ilib ei4l . IL. limmelmi 1 4 1 I 6;112: 111 11.111 sasyvb 3to 1 ape say other. ea ; twe a =te between th e sesenad sad third. No 1 advents ea the ides. T• 6 Two PLAIN of 301., added to • Haadkap Iflree eta sew. etch. Winners extra. fitx furlong. a Sir. 'I NMI of %mi. by Lath Encore. kern. nb W. Samnis lM o 1 Sir. that 11066th ejth. 6t NO .............. ...... thereteret I Kr.DWI almaNik II fa. Mt Mb ........ ........... ..(MAAMIO 3 Mr. T. at. uremia. i yr.. Tr; for 1 The Agin jog she reit :—Eeglteb Rose, Dew, Curebte bal. _ I=: 6to 2 eget English Rose, 7to sgst Mold of to I as* Adelaide, 4 to 1 eget Dose, 6 to 1 eget Babbler. Wzzas neck; • length between the sec o nd and third; pod LICHFIELD RACER—TuseDAY. Ansoi Parrs. ~ww_......, 1' ivies no. Qrsan's Plats. mursacaino kisliz. alums the lOW TICTOALIaIIe TUT% Omler Liselesst her no. GOLD Ow. Khanna, Sabina. --... iftve zaa YARMOUTH RACRIL—TuaDAY. Nom= AID limo= Hoar. Ousler thilb rin. . _ 11171/11Y HANDICAP. UNITKD STATES AND CANADA. I NAVAL AND MILITARY. LIVERPOOL, Tr DAT. The screw steamoltip Nova Scotian, Captai n n Bor land. from Quebec on the 20th instant, arrived bete this afternoon, bringing NO pamengen. Oa the tntu , the Nova Scotian passed the steamer Hungarian, in the St. Lawrence, hence for Quebec. The steamer Sacco* from Southamptoa, arrived at New York on the 17th ; and the Asia, hence, reached that port on the following day. By telegraph, rIY Father Point, oar advice, from Nye York comedown to the evening of the 20th inst. There is but little of interest in the Canadian papers. The Ilaroiltoa Spectator says that Sir Allan M•Nab—ose of the most prominent of Canadian pe hticiane—wais seriouely ill, baring been attacked with bilious fever and the gout simultaneously. The Roman catholic Bishop of Canada I;a4 s. put forth a manifesto against representation by Lon. and against mixed schools. The weather during the week had been favour able for harvesting throughout Canada. In Upper Canada the crops had been secured, in the Lower Province they were being got in. The aerobia Blondin had again crossed (wet Niagara River on his tight-rope, carrying • man on lie beck! He promisee next to take over • cooking stove with him, and when in the centre of the rope to cook some omelettes. A quarrel took place on the banks of the river during the last exhibition, and one man was precipitated into the river and was drowsed The activity in the Quebec timber trade noticed by the last arrival still continued. The operations were on an extended scale, and prices were fully 'maintained, but without any quotable advance. Freights were less buoyant. The quotation for Liverpool and Greenock was about 28s. 6d. The California overland mail of July 26th had reached St. Louis. Political excitement was running high in California. Business at San Francisco was sore active, but prices showed no improvement. Advises from the Sandwich Islands state that the Dew 10 per sent. tariff was not to be enfoioed till September, 1860. LATEST BY THE CIRCASSIAN. The Atlantic Royal Mail Swam Navigation Coin, pany hag received the following despatch : ”GALWAY, iI.MSDAT, 2 P.C. " The royal mail steamer Circassian, Campbell commander, has arrived. Left New York on the afternoon of the 18th ; St. John's, morning of 24th. Brings 40 first-ease, 65 second, and 143 third class passengers, and considerable quantity of cargo. Adrift% from New York vta St. John's to 23rd.— Saxon* Hucgarian, Asia, and Bremen, arrived. Breadstatfs 'et!, and advancing. Provisions quiet, except perk, which is fi rmer and active in tone. " New ORLEANS, AUGCST 20. Cotton quiet now crop, 12g." Advice@ from San Francisco to 6th. Down steamer took a million dollars. Accounts from Fra ser's River favourable. New gold diggings disco vered. Advises from Mexico state that Minmon had dis solved the cabinet. General Wool had met disas trous defeat. General Maguire reinstated. Degol lido takes command of the liberal army to march opal the capital. The archbishop has excommuni cated the liberal party, the decree against church property being executed. Bonds matured. Debt men to 10 per cent. The Circassian spoke the City of Washington, bound west, lat. 47.60 N., km. 60.10 W. • a brig showing second di st i ngu i s hi ng pendant 7,209, lat. 63 N. lon. 64.34 W. • the barque Cuthbert, lat. 63 N., 25.30 W. F.Contuttand heavy north west galas, with a very heavy arm ustand sea. (ram neer rtonts orear.) WAY-OFFICH, PALL-MALL, AveCST 30. tt Ha tes.. a 1 Lin Gemedo—Captain the liwa. D. C. Fib - De hos to be major and Rent.-eoload_ by peritem Me Hogg, who retires ; Lieutenant Led CherW W. hewn to be captain, by periiire _vies De RiAll Cornet tad eals-Lisetenent loon Hoary Kaginald Lard Karlsfort to be hommont, by parchar vice Hem; Henry John Robert Geboent er gert., to be cornet and mb.lieutrant, by parses, vies harisfort. A Dragoon Owero—Beret-Colond Arthur Caveadieh Beasts* from the Ttb Dingoes Gam* to be lieut. - colonel, vim Fames, who =rarer rib Derma Creede—Lleuteart-Colmel William Charles Forrest, tram re 4th Drown Oweede, to be Lieutenant- Colonel, goo Brevet-Colesel Bedeck, who earner 11th Light Domene—Lienteert Arthur Cecil Tempest Tem be captain. ky parer, vice Seth, who fen's; Francis De Befit to be liestawant, by purchase, vice per Otle Itriumet of Foot—Crean Andrew Cathcart Bogle, from the l3tti Foot, to be ceps* vies hobausa, who mediums. 13th Foot—Captain Theme Chevalier SAberbw"kom the 10th Foot, to be mein, vim Begin who Fon—Lanteenot With... Plum Le g = bent partner to rein hen the aeries by the into of is cotes anie& flkle i F t =beet Mehra Bled, gent., no be amigo, with out vise Belay, promoted. 21,,.; or Liereard Allred Halt, to be captain, by pur awe, its Lea, who erre; Brigs elaniuel Harcules p y . woures /NNW% vies Illeassebessee, wbo mires Orial =word Bereoll to be listrear, by purchase, vice Efih, /fringed. 24th Foot, Criss Jamie hirr= l 6: l l l o , to be rely, without penes" vim Bind, to the Clad Foot. 33rd Foot, liermast John Tar to be **rin k without pr am, vas limet-Mare Quay* &reed ; MOM &au O. Boyd to be liestMeent, wriest purrs, ice Trost. 48th For—Liemmit William Contain( to be corer, by vire Welby,who retires; ensign Chair Hag r i l I SAIgliT to be lienterat, by _purchase„ vice Cumbjg. 49th Foot—Kneign Alexander Dagwell Recipe to be lien tarot, by mare, vice Blackmon, who retiree. 66th Foot—John Phillip Burnet, gent, to be elneldes by parcree, vice MeoDowall, via retires. 61st Foot—Beaign Edward Waugh Rumor, to be lieute east, by purcha via Daly, who retire*. 690 Foot—Aleer Irvine, gent., to be align, without parched's, vice Mitcheil.lones, appointed to the Rifle Bri gade. Tlet Foot—Edward Gordon Lilliapton, gent., to be ensign, by parrs, vice Kane, 99th Foot—Lieutenant W iriarrolen Kampson to be in structor of musketry, vice Moira, who has retired. DIVOT BATTALION. Copula William Wary C.airess, 48th Foot, to be Instructor of musketry ; Quartormeater Abrader McGregor, from the 42nd Foot, to be quartermaster, vice Simplon, ap pointed paymaster., 41st Foot. BREVET. Captain Henry French, of the 64M Foot, to be major in the way. The commissions of the Dade/mentioned rams, of bet Majesty's Indian Sorer to bow doer follow via : Mr w-Geseralo—Cliories W Madras Infast4, May 6,1859; James Mamma, Bred try. May 16, 1860; ' George Twemlow Artillery, kay_ 17, 1869 ; Thomas Agree= Der, Miro Infantry, flay 16, 1660. The undermentioned preenotior to take piece in bar Mo ro; • lodise foram corer ent me the death of Mice- Generale Lewis Winter& Water, Madras Worry, and Jame Steger C.H. Bengal Wray To be lienerolis—Won— els Nathaniel Jams, &Eget Infantry Infantry, and Janos Cher Cbarnock Gray, Bengal The second Chianti name of Captain Tennant, Bengal En gineers, promoted to the brevet teak of major, in the Lon don Gazetie of tte 11th of March last, is Francis, and not Frederick, as therein stated. coomrsiou of Brevet-Major Thomas Raikes, let Madre Europese Faddism to be dated 24th March, 1858, la stead of 20th July, 1858, as previously stated. The oadermentioar ollicen of her Marty's Indian forces, erred on full pay, to have a step of honorary rook as follows, To be Major-Gesersle—Coloni Clements Blood, Bombay Artillery ; Calomel Tram Barnard Chalon, Madras In fantry; Colonel Sir Thomas Seaton, K.C.8., Bingal nkatry. To be Colonele—Llatt.-Colonal Robert Army Herat Is. Loeut.-Colons! William Graham, Bombay En. gimes. To be Lisotenaset-Colonele.—Major Chiles Henry Bort, Bengal tartly; Meta Gregory names, Medias In- Sentry; Major Thomas Ruddimon Steuart, Bombay la festry ; Major Henry Temple Salyer, Mediae Wear ; Mace Frederick Cnear Hawker Mader Infantry. To be Mejora—Captain Frederick Ga i ll y edree Ininarry; Captain Edward Magnin,, Bengal rHI 3.1114T1A. (Commiesiona signed Eirer;ralraWtelnt of their remotely. comities.) Comely of Marioneth—John Nooney, Esq., to be deputy limatineat. Comity of Worcester—Jamie Timmioa Chaos, Zaq., fo be deputy lie tenant. Worcesterehlre Hocken' of Militia—William Parker Howell, Bp., to be captain, vice Hankies, promoted; LisaMmet Roland Davies to be captain, vice Joshua Oid- WEN liaised. Morthamberhaml Beat of Militia Artalety—Altorodeas la Dales at Cemowielea—Wiliset Getlarta to be mooed Waco eat doted led of Joao, 1839, instead of the 7th of Jame, 11M9 so heserlypeeited; Perry Charles Stanhope to July boole broody pass Ada, iota 711 ef Joao, 1839, instead of Ist of , r e& Worrietakie Tamar, Ceveler—Beajoatla Mistime, =eseam, Wee Meats, received Mr Charles Net, M.P., to be tenet, Moo Sholoo, re ; Ilea. ZVI Boeseerftle to be emit, vise veissed. Warerladdre Ir llogboost—Lleatoemot Will= ome, 2nd olu—liatisa mi r d emo Franklyn. resigned. 4th Company of Lsaosolgee I. dossier It.lhe—flavotas Alt hea, pest., tole thetesent. Coropssy unseciatore Volitotes , Ridee—Frank Ashton, Esq., a be Compasyrtesohlre Volunteer Rides—John Hut chimes, Esq., to to costae; Widltw Hardman Price, At., to be lieWessat ; Ohver Ormond Walks', the it.=, goat., to be tarp. Wilda Aztakey—Goarg• Staunton Lynch to to socesd lisuoart, vies Yeast, promoted. North Trek &de Hagasat of Mllitio.—Whertos Waste, pot., to be Batumiled Royol Lanarkshire HOWL—Archibald Bogor, goat, to ho assign, vies Orier, reediest ; Thomas Aeon Ogle , mt., tote essigs, vice W. H. Bower, promoted. Roorloost of Milltim—gesign m = Ala:sada Pater to be HaYssent, ace Powell, ADIIIIIIALTY, AUGUST 30.—ArromrstENT6.—• Assienat-Payasaster—J. Bright, to the DcsayeL Clerk—C. roles, to the Mere. Ilearetary's Cl-rk—J. T. Brea, to the Queen Chertotte. CHATHAM, Almost 30. Istelligime was received this rooming at the head quarters et the Royal Marine Licht lafsatry, that the 3rd West York LisM ladeatry M4tltie Regiment sod *otos of the Wel Wide ruilmate eve given maw et volanteers he this *lsles el Royal Mur... la 1101111111111•11111011 d the repeated hirer d danger srisAng I. the patio teens the use at the peers* yractising.rround Is, the rile Wag el the troops at St. Murs-creek, the satkaitlem bare Weds( the tract et merit land directly gegen° Chatham Deigned, Ned fairing the Bucepier, which the goteraseent has added upon hiring and tt u ing up se a PORTSMOUTH, Aram 30. The MOW Alit lithe Lords Commissioners et the Admiralty ourreced st IW pet to-day. Their lordships. sisobtles of the Duke et theseree, VIC. Admiral Nr B. B. Duerr, Beer-Adriall the Boa. F. T. !'.them. sad Cerra C. Us, C.D., Myths" with Captain Jobs Koons C. 8., seentery. Beer-Adekel fir Bidder W. Welker, serveyee et the very, sod Cereal Ore, inteeriaredeat et the ea ster, et dyed et tea seiaates past tlaw, end le the hoer et the Comm earkr-tr Chid, Isail a tia=utad by the Viatory vitt 19 gran s Tisk made a reed Woe armed the illeellyeed. wall remain et Porkers& mail Saturday I llt si aterte rate, rder tees e"a"red yesterday after. essay sell stall needy at ilpitheed lar herder order. n• Herrin r 17, serer ire", Otemaseder Ole Monroe K. ll'Olegar, Bert., vas hispeserl Ude amain t y Captain Fargab.r, el UMpril Virtery, end hes as tam hertour this etreessee, le be TB he akes, hoe ewer Weep alter Oterairder A. C. Berk* Yarded le rho be prelims sad steer he Melte. THE RIOTS IN JAMAICA. The foaming io from tin smiiimr, of the Jamaica Non& Staredard : We term is mthemsce that some lopleemmt sownweet hoes takes pima is Tralsenty, white law ruedered H a. m. wry per the covelsor to seed Weep to Falmouth, for the mime of mapper...les the riotous creitoct of • porter. of the Istalat thel pleat. k. theturtemee ewers to hem lad so politkel elanaMr ebenewr, eel ee here origin's* le Warm piny thelinge WWI had lases IMAM by is., of the people la retinues le forleis meeetiom of litigation betwea • person of the sore of ISM othiedeg _eseoda rights he property called Maresca 1.1.1.4 'Wright's' °earn of the yeepaty. It le to be feared dote kw perms who by pothole sod eisetthe might hen bast suppond mpsrior to meth • come of madect wen, Ia hot, greatly Men swats' is gestsz y ththamonstretioa of Opined force, which wee aimed molest the ad alaietratirs of Justice. It I. panful le odd that the &dud:r eam woe sot without bloodshed, three Ilemeim haring two shot Mod, and amen! oche, Mows ee.unly womaded. The Ibtlestag w as accurate detail of the white 000TIMIIC e , OM by • Falmouth pare : " Ever More the weds( of the reran wart, at whirl sweat tree bthe were bend fee riot et Fbersece Hall, sad wike, slow with en inks of Mecums* with moan to the same protrry, wore to come of Multi the current week. wry coasideteble eaciammat hr misled Is the town end sheet the Court-beam, empecislty deetag yesterday, to the ..pmts* istenerlis of the Welowes if the court. Tide ~had Ito drama ahem d whom wide of the pri soners were Miss easeeyed ie pd. The mob vithrstly =- Imposed, end wok toese estMerees best oitthe mhos, sad tweed themrbosere—th the tease of elfish Mr. 'twice Carte, who wesemposiel the ee bade, recened • blow as the temp* Wish mews' kW he • 'Worth happily sot peorestisi him theme Mita ee •411•• pert Is the aftse The pelmets awe no Weed mode ME it kr for Ifteenste Won they were Mlssed by a m smith et Sok nowt, shoe dusk, • sob, which bed bets pawls. hen owstAry pens of the town, saddle', ask gee oppeeresce Ware the pallor stales, wh , ch they powded a smelt with • dry" of area Mr. hmlls Coeds who bad re the misstates snored from 11111 beat of the presdees is cos • pao y wth Kr. settee /IL Itehesiergesity eatrested the populate to eimarres flay penlesid, beeteene, to their them 'un due , mid 1141 R 404 Act wee read, Thy parse beteg et time draws out Is WNW, seder, maw the caressed lorpoorm, the mob posselied se the Camt-Items thew of erbuit were shattered. Frew Ode some took the &woos of Mr. W beeekrfa his., width they treated to • ohighor rammer ; Wee 'Wen preceded to the bows et Mr. JeseM. Lisdo end ether oestlesse who bed saved the °' pt of the Bide may, awes the Wm eiresese wore meardied, Rots the bum of Mr. Mader& the oters" ~f mamma. when the NAP midi; lid 114 eempe. Sbortly after this, tt tbier sow ay thee east. mother nib wee wade was t h e IF their meths, .her the soft wee myeettedly mind le fall beak. This wee Mewed by a armore of Is the abbe of whisk goo or *lei shots some WWI Run awed, end amend pollewes were wended. The peke this dad he soak west twe plasm was shot dad —ate hiseise ; sod st Wet Ave se de eases bah um sod worm ma* winadeL The web kw sae time se treed a thesel• the sales, bet was midway wooldwohly stemmed by whet bed ethos pion, sal wrier. We by the fa that by Ms thee s smasher of meowed mil wig comelehies bed cregvirgeled eights the Salim. 7therleg baba was, thereat" dose ea this time sled halme, awl orai dmilly—it Irene now bowls sews ad bake --the lab withdrew. All sow esesperetivoly owlet smell abost bethpeet three, wit thaw were nes belie( Am NW d the ballillase • the Tioismay whorl—thellni• lylsg Weal opposite the nuidows et Nobel N eel withis • esseceet of the Aden ithenumenbe ire ispitein were eprotily en the art; ad by the id el s few ws sad weems—er how settler wit me sow wit me be ha yaws by the Freya as wee media to the new whin It broke orm whke slid Mby woe empty— ter bed it bees other Mee, ea m Wang Meese pre vail* Wen ts ss myth, when the deetrethes weld hem ended. Net more Wes • aegis of hordeede of as Mar deem, hewear, sede thek apses= es Me senslos so O 0—• most maws eireassemoi—esd the peeler = thew either babel ee is wiles uses, ee aossist and Men at the clout. Mae 181014 Y 11110414." 1144014d46401y , 01 receipt of the ItheidXlo 0111.1117111/ of the cod W..: ladle Regis et, the cthesesd el Lint -Cobs,' Gibbings, were dommehed to We mese' await, is the Royal Keil Stew CompanyeablyWyei end me aro k 7ao a Non t Lai by the latest wawa Monne bash bad disappeared. The police, mar Was/ ewes, bed emeete44 fa apprebesdieg upwards ef St poems who wee Worged with participettos la ale ebewity Isossete hare been held on the bodies of the the.. Minis whe were Awl I the roam sad etedllth tothsoid to et east that the deceased bed acme to aide dela ea the eight of the be of August, from the teeth ci . tatie al wound. raideed while eiwooketed whim sobeillowe g Wet each thole to have bees Ind by the hoes whiles is of their duty, sot chi the basal& woo Matti- Lads Is sass reeposte the hied le edit There lesessMeesble ladlopeoltles a a order elsooder—istundlast Imo penile se • aorilweble esose. sod harm le wiry preealest. lbw* liowover, so maw for., sad ea the elite tea mow eased be aseidood is by sop atm • seem as. Her Msjorty's farm liat-of-battk stetson Demme% et 101 nw, bee wind !• the Momy on in. n. er eating lervic Ste Y essemadirl by Cql. 11r. F. Cana- ATTEMPT TO MORD= A OOLOUI-SIEOEART If C ANTE ilnflit. A general courtlmartialaaaembi;d at Canterbury ea Monday, and 'pia, Ay adjoaranient, yesterday, for the pupa of iryiag Orate Patriot Tierney, of the 6ith Rae mak for baring stabbed Colmar-Sergeant William Brady is W right breast with his drawn bayonet. Colour-Sergeant W. Brady deported that at a quarter past nine on ,be night of the ellt instant be was immediately in heat of No. II company, when the prisoner rushed through the rants and e tras wi.hm • yard of him, and rid, "Yen scoundrel, I will pat an sad to sad then stabbed him to the riebt bremq won all his fume. Witom rave him • push sad Wowed bark • pea, and said "Ili God, Dm etnbbod—riels• that man." 111106111110 W. Salisbury end Jobs ll'Oninams, and lance germane Peter Anderson confirmed this testimony. Dr. Sall, ...Tema of the 4th depot. mid b. examined the wand, which wag evidently indicted by. bayonet. Fur , her evidesoevne given to the effect dim Omar bed ben drinking. end wee In a state of great emettement it the Um, and that drat he bed done it, be said be was met eeny for It, se Sergeant Signify had ruined his peasperies, end be wee determined to be avowed. Two previous ronvictions wets proved against lb. primmer of breakiag oit of tbe guard -tonal& 1.M3, and of Warping& and riotous in 185.5. The Radio" of oho wart will not he knows till it bee bests sobsoltted to the Horse Garde. Awriae. TaAmenies Pura. ...... ~ J. Qum at dr it Tat Vicrom MIMES Sums was won at two ►ots by Celleigan, bsaMs Mr Obis► PROGRAMME OF DERBY RUMMER MEETING—To-Kowtow. Too CSATIWOILTM PLATO 0160 POTS., added toe Handi cap of 10 sees. mob, h ft, and 3 only if declared ; winners of say nos albs value of 100 sows., including own Enka, after Anal* 18, 71b, at 200 sows. or more 101 b, of the Trades men's Plate at this meeting 121 b extra, in addition to say other Faulty to which be may be liable ; the second to save his stake. One mile. (11 Dube.) liriou IL A r Hop MorthAnt AI 11 a II I ate Borgasdy—thoilie APPIWATPtima may.MAW 1 " Tna JUTIXILT PLATT of 60 nova., added to a amm il sp of 10 love. each, 3 ft, for two-year olds; winners of the Httemey Headley 101 b, the secood 51b extra ; wieners of my lOW NM lair Assam 23, 61b tuns. Btreight run la, abed kits all& (11l mobs.) PI lb m. lll= * I LIN KITT ILA' PLATS thessyr-olda end upgrade 24 In ; 200, 71b extra. 01 geseisr. it 1 7 ; 7 3 ; 1? cell tire d resig. ant one mile isrA • A r d il lb ISM= liswiy . itoo 3ii ... ::::: .... :::: 1 A=s i i eV-, IS 5 3 'lre bonbon, Pim of eiree.,.amee to a Ilendloap of 6 ewe. each, I it, far all apes; themes/ be save We stake •, whams thee the weights are published, 71b extra. About thres-quereere ef a kis—To claw at eight on Wednesday eseeiee, sad the weights to appear by zone o'clock the next mentieg. Tux dera.rteo ihrsurerause of 5 soul. each, with 30 added. Ohs mile.—Te doe ea Wadeseday night. 1 Taw Itzwitittrz.—A Nowise of tables on the peblic revenue affords a great misty of latereadag taformstion. It appears that tams have been repealed sad mimed u fol lows sieee 1844:-1844, 4616.8101.; 1846, 4,616.3061.; 1846, 1,161,7904; 1847, 344.8864 ; 1848, 686.8684 ; 180 , 388,7961.; 1860, 14310,1614 ; 1861, 2,679,8644; 1862, 96,8281. ; 1863, 3447,4741. ; 1864, 1,284,1071. ; 1866, 312,9601.; 1866, 2,203,4751.; 1867 , 10,763,6821.; 1668, 2,100,0001.; making a total 31,424,102/. The taxes imposed essounted to 63,7201. in 1845 , 2,0061. in 1846 ; 841. la 1648 ; 600,0001. ta 1861 ; 3,366,3831. in 1853; 9,964,6134 in 1864; 6,226,9074 in 1866; 92/. to 1867; end 466,7801. hi 1868— makers a total of 19,238,6091. This leaves a belsnos of 12,186,4934 cm the aids of redaction • bat aotwith standing this, the net teems advanced from 64,003,7631. ia 1844 to 61,812,6564 in 1858, showing a wtmderfal bommq and pow, d . tmrion hi the national neseress. The of revenue over expenditure la 10 of &Tripolis — Wyo. 11144 and 1868 warn 24,980,2144' bat, in oneanunos at the Emden war la 1864-641, end the kWh tenten is 1848-9 theanone of =over meant in theeetee reeve wee a 107,70.; art Debt, which stood at 787,6N,1461,, had la erneed te804,446,4881. in 1868. The Ingot reennt et Wi nery tereane wan Wood ia 1866, wban the set inauttat is into the listiseqw. wee 68,001,621 i.; the lowed weennt is the veiled =Aar mien woe ta 1847, what the Mel was 61,01,11141. The peperdise of the rearm hum which the rename ins derived were an follows in 1844 mil ass 1166, Name 411 par sent.; Excise, 14'f per cont.; linnp, US per eent.•, Tam, 7.8 par cest.; Property Tex, 4.6 pp sent; Paebeees, 1.3 per cost. ; and nheellemeena, bekediag dates ce pentdoes, harealtary remark surplus has, crown lands, old stem, ingaret, andslned dividends, he., 111 re oust. 111 1868, Crouse, 371 par teat irtlee, 27.6 pm con., ; Nampo ; 12 6 Far nat.; Tin% 41 por cont.; P ropertresz, 11'9 per oral. ; Post.cflos, 24 west.; and atisedlaaeous, 4'o per cent. A Nay/lu.iwn IN !KZ PACI7IC. Captain Eldridge, d the Americas bargee Amos" reports the dis covery-of ea bird is the Peelle Oars, auroral hundreds of Who hem nay land laid down ta the &arta. In • letter, Bald ed or, January 161 h, 1869, be says :—" It is in lati tude 9 fig, 46m. N., and longitude 176 deg. 36m. W., very low sad slides, I expect, the hot rugang place of the mom of some ot the ships which have bra mimed fa years game by. Ima along the les Me within pistol shot of the beach, but It was too rough to land ; sod alter convincing myself that there were no living people upon the island, pared away spin. On the highest put of the island is a hones, apparently built from piece, of • wreck, with a flesmet at one end, from which still dangled the halyard bleeL Near the house were names' little Intniumcke, each with a tall upright stone upon it evidently the green of the poor fellows who had escaped from the wreck of their vessel, and died on tots dreary spot, whim perhaps they had spent months in vainly looking fora warning sell to relieve these from their weary prison."—Liverpoel EmlOUTfeme.—The number of emigrants who tailed from the United Kingdom during the 44 years from 1816 is 1868 inclusive, amounted to 4,797,166. Of these 41,1 1 ,f1,0441 west to the North American colonks; 2,890,403 Ito the United Mama; 662 ; 910 to the Amaranth eolonies sad New Zealand ; end 73,801 to other pieta. 'The ' seeress annual emigration from the United Khgdom from 1816 to 1888 amounted to 109,026; foe the tea were ending 1866, 291,866. __.« uNISOMML) ow —HOLLOWAT'I3 PILLOI SlidSlidol2lrr uir, —Vidowkn s lkrziw c znat of Ilko vim et Ws kw. cowed W s a lk, low etwais ri = Wwwils Ws ikkif lied bow ake wwwWW, Is awl lowliewons of WY lowlin two& owl wokrAtt l =pillk sw i miw a ...% kw Was lbw 'WPM Ns solo Ow mil _kka.7l2 , zwar s= ilaboad a rE w a r. ` . ed i M e oltstearleimd dr owl Imi leamii= immeil. Late inteUtetna. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Auartia 30. (wore Mr. Mr. Commissions, YamsCommWooer Fan e.) of the ILA for to-day. Nothing wrathy at particular sodas ooturred. J. Holmes, ths proprietor of ths Pstrkdsa, was allowed to per his last esetranetion upon secolutts which hate bum already pub lished. TSB POLICB COURTS. Bow-aisirr. Edward Thomas lassass, of 2, Adelol-terms, and 23, aroptelll-squire, Hampstead-road, was brought; Wore Mr. Henry, cm a warren; to wawa the charge of having con spired, with others sot la custody, to defraud Messrs. Sheol bred and Co., of the Tottsahem-onwt-road, and other trades men, by obtaining goods vadat fan pretenoes. Mr. BWgb, Instructed by Meows. Wild and Barker, con ducted the prieeontion ; and Mr. Manning was the defen dant's solicitor. lathe -- cotne of his %m an oteervations the learned counsel reminded the court dame nest proceedings in the Divorce sod other courts in reference to Mrs. Mere, formerly the wife of the Consul for New Origami ; and his lady had lived in Paris and other places, sham her separation from her husband, with a very notorious penonage, whom exploits had now become tolerably familiar to the public, but who, with the lady, was at present beyond the mach of the English law. Mr. and Mrs. More were former customers of the pensontors, and it was on the representation by the defen dant that certain goods were intended for the wife of the that they wee forwarded on credit ; although a pr tit them had bees since found in the London resideme of the defendant on his being apprehended on the present charge. Mr. James Bhoolbred, jets., deposed that he was • partner in the arm oanylng on businesses drapers, upholsterers, &b., in Tottenham-court-road. Oa the 43rd December lam, the defendant called and moduceda letter purportim to be wrhten by Mrs. Mure, at Paris, and ordering • quantity of which were to be sent, under the bearer's direction, to i i° r:te . The defendant said he was passing to and from Paris con tinually, and had promised to take charge of the goods which be wished to be sent to his °Mom in the Adelphi. He re minded 'imam who Mrs. Mere was by mentioning that Mr. Mum was the consul at New Orleans, and bad formerly made exiseshre purchases at the establishment. Witness found ou i that Mr. Mare had hem • atudornev, end in the belief that this was an ordain= them ha consented to supply the goods, which emesiated of two Turkey carpets (with brill rugs to =Me), three asts of silk &meek curtains. sth ph of meas. smiewitag in all to about 1301. abase kid delimamt list the geode were toe bulky to be Milveleist hk almehms, awl Mead that they should be mime Is the whiff ait Lseasta-hrldge, to go by steemboat to He objented to this at bet, Sy ommented, and two or three lass while the me geode ware being go ready Shortly alter they lied bees mot ell the defendant called . wtth mother letter from lira. Kure (Ina. 29), contain ingestible mar for goods. Whore etesrmil thetas lad tot had set hem yid for, and asked If hesheeld draw epos Mr. Kure is Pees. The defendant sea—. Ott ; that le all More will pay for the whole /*dope at the sesiad orbit bes teen meented. 80e sob • great deal over Is Si wq, rad I lave paid 1001. for her this week." altars sears bil Ot supply the goods, ceimithig of Brunets =mew gloss lonia corteles, some seeks entiquested drawee. The delhograt was sessmgesded on this mooed riga by two ladies, else sealed him Is sebothig the goods, which were mot b delmamtee elsvinbere in the Adolph!. amused b &bout 601. worth. He stated hls mama kr viable as pods to he seat to his cham bers with himbers that he meld get them to France cheaper by taking . 6oW4iamined—Prevloos to the first trempection, namely la November, 601. meth at goods had been supplied to Mrs. Mare. Other ordained beta executed, and always paid for ea delivery. I did not ray to defendant, " Oh, I recollect Mrs. Mum; elm wee s vary baIIiNCGIO woman ;" nor did say ow else ay so la any pressaes. I did not supply the goo& cm Mn. Mare's meat, se elegised never had good son credit. Ite-examtaed—l amiably skald lot have supplied the ge rated.ode it I had known that Mr. sad Mrs. Mure had sepa- Ct!iiierlfr_ . llorse . Tav, sa!ltaat !* MuFa. Shoolbeed's, eorroborasid — the evidence of last wears, having made up the goods, and identified a portion of them which bad been removed from the residence of defendant in Ampthill-square. Thomas Kent deposed to having bee, met to 2, Adelphi terrace, by pressontcs, to inquire sheet the goods delivered there fro Mrs. Mere. He saw the defendant, who affected sot to remember him at first. Witness said he had come to speak about the things sent from Messrs. Ahoolbred'e. De fendant acid, What of them r Weems said, " I was de sired to say that Mrs. More had written to complain of the goods not having strived in Paris." lie replied, " Who clo seted you to say No P" Witness told him that be received his inatructions from the ormating-hoese. Defendant said, It Is very strange. I have heard frees Mu. More this morning, and netting le said about it la her lefts." Witness said, " They have not passed through the Cesteme." Defendant replied, " That is no butters at years (meaning the firm's). I enhartook to see therm& delivered, and if anything goon wrong, lem responsible." (It wee explained that the message about the letter was a stratagem mooned to by premselore, la conaequence mean information which had reatied thaw.) Mo%siPothers deposal that he executed the warrantee br altenson, about five o'clock, and after taking the dollndeet tats custody st 2, Adelptd-terrece, accompanied him to IS, Annthili-eqeare, in the drawing-room of which went men& sitiohe of apholalary, which were Identified by Mr. ilitoolbnd's andstaat u pan of the good. supplied to defendant for Mrs. More. 94;tendraWsWliCitor emplaned of his client having been locked up all nigh; sad asked the whams If he was not MIS searched, sod what was found span him. The inspector said the defendant delivered up his pocket. book, .ko., without befog aserched. The former costainsd two Si notes, and other mossy, sad two pawnbrokers dupli cates, having the woe of Miss Imams upon them, but actrirelating to the property. tileigh said he should show that the bulk of the first goods bad from Messrs. Shoolbred had been pawned in Paris sad were still as sale there; but he could not go on further with thecae at present. He would (SZASOISIIOI9O witness, how. ever, relating to smother similar charge byMeseta Oiler and Co., the extensive dealers is flan tte., of 44, Oxford-street. Kr. Thomas Rees Miles, mensiger of Mem. Gelds London show-rooms, proved that Is Decanter Ire the defen dant called therewith s lady, sad produced a note apparently from Mrs. Mon, ordering goods to be sent to " SS, Rae de hisdeleine, Paris." Witness was reminded that the British consul at New Orleans, her husband, had dealt with them before, and in the belief that this wee the same customer, the chandelier, &c., worth 931., were east to Paris. Defendant wanted them to go to his chambers at Ors; when witness spoke of the duties on ghee the defendant said, " Being consul it will go to him tree, or at a less rate." The defendant via now remanded, two sureties (Dr. Tate, of Camden-road Villas, and Mr. H. Davy, wine ruerchan; in 3001. each) being accepted. We are requested to elate that the person against whom • complaint wee made at this court ca Mraday was sot Mr. Galloway, ironmonger, of Holborn, but Mr. Jame Galloway, ironmonger, of Hisg-street, Holborn. "wasimitanut. Sanest Larklion, Fackmaater at the Groove:or Canal, Pimlico, was charged with ahoodageall rending two buys A minable of ;llnesses were mandned, from wo'C'es evidegie it appeared that a boy named Burton, aged 14, a French boy, end a number of others, were bathing in the artevenor Canal, on Thursday het, and sitting on or playing about some tim ber there, when a gun was fired twice from the eccused's grounds which overhang the towing path, and Button and the French boy ware both slightly wounded, one in the cheek and back, and the other in the imusls of the aim. The widows went to show that the awned had fired the gun, sod whoa charged with having wounded the boys—one of shoot (Burton) is now in the hospital, going on favourably —bitch ass of the tribunes that he was shooting at rpm rows. He wrong his hands, and appeared to feel great re pot at whet bed occurred. He wee ordered to find two tomtit+ in 2004 each for his appearance on Saturday. Ball wee put in. MARLBOROUGH:BTRBET. Newest Weish,• elovesly-looldng woman, with a child In bee arms, was charged with being drunk, and assaulting WS6IIOII. 136 C, In the execution of hie duty. lb. Robert Pickering, the superintendent of Dome works In la Compton-street, Soho said the prisoner fol knn4 alms the street, and accu sed him of giving mossy toles Mama to gat drunk with. He tried to undeceive Yr, hat ft nes all in vain. She became very violent, and pieldog up a large stone to throw at him, he thought It best to ertve lea tato custody. Pam. the constable, said she was drunk, and on the way to the station she struck him several times end bit hiss through the thumb. )tr. Bandon sentenced her to seven days' bard labour and short ellownos. llery BaUiraw we. charged with a similar mem% Thiops, 27 C, said he found the prisoner in Tichileld etrest, dtaeh. with a mob round her, at half-peat three am. She wee very noisy. He tried to prevail on her to go away, and after a time suoceeded, bat she came again, sad he was oompelled to take her into custody. On the way to the lock up she sesaulted him and bit him in the head. She has has here for antattlis frequestly. Mr. Books commented in strong lamas upon the gnat Maws domes wham the teeth were used in way of amanita cm pewee, this being the ninth within a fortnight at this court, and aanaeoad her to see month with hard labour. LAMBETH.. A powwows wee intrantord to the notice of Mr. Elliott by MI. Andrews, an. of the umbers of lb* court, who mid b 3 hod WIMPS Mr for mew plan se most Miloaleona sad hard leerkk2, The poor woman mid eh* bad two sou, most trilling and industrious yetrh., always desirous to work bard to mem her, end with their earnings end hr own she wen enabled to get on very wall, but owing to the unfortunate tamost asnanget the Widows, her boys—quite against their Melia— were thrown out of mop)°, meet, end unable to get any &Domino% to that they were all Mooed to want. Er. Elliott ordand her itantecUma real frosa the poor-boot. Tionathy Murphy, a laboorw, age 95, was brought bdora Xt. Ilelfe, on remind, charged with cutting sad wombat( , Deis Leary. ' The p ro ohs, who was is • weakly ocadhion trom loss of blood, and hes been under medical treatment for tiev , raldaya, presented himself in the witnw•box with his head bandaged sad his right arm in a sling. Leary and Murphy are both Irishmen, and the former lives at No. 2, Holatotes-oourt, Copenhagen-place, Limebouae, and the other at No. 3, Hob sen'ewourt. Both men have the reputation of being vse7 beltutriouti and very quarrelemne. Leary hes red Lit, and has been , frequently annoyed by his neighbour telling him "carrots .' On th ing of Monday, the 22nd In*, a Mee. Smith, who lives near Hobeon'e•ccurt, maw the Oncost with a large clamp knits in hie hand, and he &p -reached her feriae window, and sharpened the knife upon the widow ledge. While he was doing so be said, have my revenge upon Carrots." He returned to hie own hews, same out again with the knik and waited until he ay Leary, whom be abused, rd endeavoured to plunge the bath into his body, ezoleimbg," I'll do for you, you old —, I will." Leary mimed Ms right arm to parry the blow, sad the knife °aught his wrist, on which a deep and danger ous wound was indicted. The prisoner then knocked down Leary with hie Bet, and when be got up knocked him down again. Leary fell upon his head, and was stunned. Hews. removed to the hooped on a stretcher, and has ever slue suffered much from the wounds he received, and the less of blood. Two witnesses not acquainted with either party confirmed ties statement of Leary, and • policeman named Tyler, 66 K, who took the prisoner into custody, said there were 'auks on the window•aiLL of Mrs. Smith's house, and he had no doubt they were caused by sharpening a knife there. Mr. Fletcher, solicitor, who defended the prisoner, Ender roared to make it appear by kis erase-examination of the witnesses, that no knife was need ; but the witaames were quite certain the prisoner had a knife is his head when be strnek at Leary. The only important fact elicited In rose examination from Leary was, that he had been conviceed sad sentenced to six weeks' imprisonment for an aggravated ea salt upon a woman. Mr. Fletcher advised the prisoner to reserve hie &Ikea. Mr. Belle complained that there was no medical seldom in this ceps, and committed the prisoner for trial fcr unlaw fully 11A1121,15W5D11111. lames Johnson., who was described as a society'. man, living in Jenning's-bundinge, Kensington, was charged with assaulting William Cox. The complainant anted that he lived in Boath-end-row, KeeeWitoe, and on Tuesday afternoon lut he went into thi Marquis of Granby public-house in the High-street, where he saw a sunder of men who were on strike, and were what was mailed society's men. The defendant was a society's man, and was amongst them. Directly he saw him he commepeed palling him by an sorts of names. He went to the back of the premises, and the defendant followed him and shoved his fist in his fem. He afterwards asked witness to drink with him, but he refused, and he then dashed the contents of • pot of beer in his face. In answer to questions from the bench, The oomplanant said that he was not a society's man, and that he had been at work at Messrs. Trollope's since the strike. He wan, however, obliged to leave through the threats of the societys men. Mr. Parater Inquired of the defendant if he wished to ask the whew any question. The defendant then made his statement, which will be teazel In the evidence of his winnows. V.dwsrdHicaeCa bricklayer, said he was in the lifervia of Granby et the time in question, when the complement entered end endeavented to force himself into their company. He kept on saying that he had worked for Messrs. Trollope, and that he was now very sorry he had left. Witness then seas away to avoid a disturbance. George Bleekield, another werkmaa, gave aimilar evi demos, sad proved that high words passed between them both. - 11 r. Pa ter thought that the complainant had acted vs, foolishly in going to the Marquis of Granby, where the striker people were paid, but still the defendant had ne right to throw the beer in hie face. He deprecated Galati like uintimidation against those who those to work were not members of the assoolatioes; but at the game time, the oiraplainaat knowing full well that the house was full of the aocisty's me, he ought to have remained away and not intdeavoured to provoke them. He should fine the de fendant for throwing the beer, bat he should not allow any costa Ths sows, won Wanda* paid. AY IRISH PRISON. The following statement, which would be Were able were it not voulted by the highest authority, occurs in the 27th annul repast of the I Otani of Irish Prisms, signed Corry Connellan au Felton Harvey: la • lorkiswell, owtainly better circvmstanced than the melority, sad situated, not in a remote locality, bat in • large and populous to were mofised, oa one occasion, • considerable number of prisoners, under various thereat. One (dais body, a male, having diecovered a arnics between the door of his osU end the frame, wee enabled during the night to forte back the outer bolt, which the keeper had foiled to secure with a padlock, and finding that the other doors were similarly unfastened, he proceeded to liberate wens , of his fellow-rimers of both uses. Such, however wee their confidence in the supinenwe of the keeper, that t hey decided not to make their float escape, but to leave the bridewell for • few hours, and to return again before morning, wad ing the Interval in the oomuussion of robberies; no suspi cion of which could attach to them during their presumed confinement. " These expeditions were repeated without detection, fa one of which having killed a ram, they brought back the carcase, burying • pottion of it in the briciewell garden (where it wag afterwards found, as indicated by the confes sion of one of the party), and supping upon the remainder, which wee cooked by the female, in one of the day-rooms. " Even this proceeding felled to awaken the torpor of the keeper, bat the matter having been revealed, se stated above, and some of the gang having, la spite of this Information, oontrived to effect their =rowing to darkness and severe weather, though the ag was surrounded by the constabulary, we called upon the high sheriff, in whom the power of appointment and removal was vested at that period, to dismiss an officer couvicted of such gross and disgraceful Incapacity. He was accordingly displaced forthwith ; but, on the resignation of hie 1140011 NOT. shortly afterwards, he was re-appointed, sad coat:bud to till the offioe, until, having been arrested for debt, sod having abandoned the bridewoll to the sole charge of a &mak mama, with whom hit had for some tiros car ried ma an improper intercourse, circumstances socidentally discovered by one of the I General, who found the trimmers clamouring for food, WOO of which had been Weed ea the day of his visit, the delinquent wee at length ejected." THE WOOL SALES. The following report is from Messrs. Dutton and Hineken : We have MOM had to record a more favourable result of colonial wool miles, or one more encouraging to the grower of wool in our several colonies, than the present series. That the great depression which took place in prices last May and June wee not founded on any decreased oonsumpdon of woollen fabrics, or over-production of the raw material, bet solely by a momentary general feeling of alarm connected with the political state of Europe, has been clearly evinced on this oocasios. Although by the cessation of war the chief male of the depression in the price of wool was removed, there was still much to have retarded the full and perfect re covery of our market, were not the manufacturing reeds of England and of the Continent in • most sound and flourish ing °audition. Prices had ruled exceedingly low at the German wool fairs, and many of the English and French buyers had laid in a very large supply at very cheap rates ; and, in the face of this, the quantity announced for sale -00,161 bales—wan larger than had ever before been offered at one series. The sales, however, opened with much spirit, at an advance of lid. on all descriptions, with the exception of Cape, which were only about id. higher; and with each suc ceeding sale confidence appeared to Increase, so that in the come of • few days wools were no longer obtainable at the opening rates. The moot striking advance in pries has been on bombing wools—no Is.. than 4d per lb. on all Forts; whilst on superior fine combing docks of Sydney, Port Philip, and especially Van Dlemen's Laed,• a much greater adva nce d rate has been estahltithed. Clothing descriptions are 3d. dearer. From the fleece competition which took place amongst the French combers for the extra fine combing —even up to 3s. 6d. per lb.—it I. very evident them wools averment's' for the production of • fabric of large oonenasidon, and that they posse.. peculiar properties, not featly met with in wools of other countries. Our home spinners were likewise very extensive buyere, and, in addi ties to low and middle, took an unusually large quantity of the dare qualities—indeed It it long since so much spirit has bees observable in the Bradford trade. During so long a period se rte maks, It could not be attendee than that here and doers • arm in favour of buyers was to be met with ; such additional tendency to ceder rates was, however, but of short duration, and the termination of the sake firmly team blithe* the rise above quoted. Wools In grease have not, however, realised quite the saws per (maltase advance. The Van Dlemen's Land wools chow great improvement in every respect ; and while those of Port Phillip, Adelaide, and New Zeeland were equal to the preceding year, it is with much regret that we have to report a very decided deterioration in the Sydoey flocks; iadependently of the quidity being much Werke, we never remember them so tuoity and burry; and mhos the flea-masters renovate the breed, end take more paths be preserving the fleece freer moils and burr, they will ewe to connoted the high position amongst colonial wool which they have always formerly done. The Moreton Bey wools are likewise more faulty this reason, many being fall Monad seeds. Cape wool gradually advanced with the 1770 f the Wee,and the dieing prices may be quoted 24. higher than last series, Amongst the wools of this oatenv were wend very superior Boca, showing pro positivo improvematit, and that the Cape Is capable of teen. petits' with Mantis in the production of fir eflothieg wool. Lamb wool has been in good demand, at an advance varying from Slel. to 3d. per lb. The relatively much higher rates that tansy of the Isatthemton have realised this se compared with het lemon is attributable to their being free been mite end of better length; some have, however, been sheen ON arty, end the of the maple has precluded the ob terement of the high rates the fineness of the wool would otherwise have warranted. Poet Phillip and Vaa Dismal's Lend skin steel hen been le exceedingly limited (parlay, ale plea haw tiled high. Although probably 6.000 to Now bra my have been held over from these and previous Wm, the roar ankle season's wool being mach is.. this it wee this Sae last year, leaves little doubt that the dip of ISM on atrial will find • clear meta; and that present primp will be saisteistd. MARKET& COTTON.—LIVIMPOOL, AUGUST SA—The isissofeottoa to-day me estimated at 7,000 bales. The market it without champ from yesterday. COTTON 000D8.—libarcumares, Ammo" 30.—There Lae been an improvement in the demand both for was and cloths, at rather higber rates. la yam a Imp butane ie reported to-day, priaoipally for Germany sad India, and the point& of water sad mule twist suited to these market' are quoted Id. per lb. higher than they were a weak ego. The home trade have also been baying freely in yarn, and the canna/ and qualities wed by inanlfseturirs foreastivn fabrics are very firm in price, but have not advanced. There has not been much business dons in twist for the Mediterranean. The biters from Bombay last week, bringing indents, or native orders, have led to a good deal of badness for cloth since then, and the market has felt the advantage of this activity to-day in rather firmer prima. There is also a better Bolin amongst hues' for Calcutta, notwithstanding the ua fivourable advises received by the last letters to hand. A report that private telegrams thence to the 3rd lastest pro veiled • few days ago, bat it cannot be traced to any authentio source. The news to hand from lade of the better position of the rice mops through a copious fall of rain, however, have led to the anticipation of better news regarding the Import market In that country, and have probably somewhat influenced perobaiers. India 40-inch shirting., 36-inoh printers, aud low qualiti of T cloths kr Bombay ars all is more demand then on th is day week, and ocenreand rather better rates. Cloths suited to the home trade are also in better dmead. Domestics are in damead, bat it ia not pro portioned to the production, and prices are umatiefeetory. The demand referred to lam week as being about to be pee sorted to the spinners of luihton, Btaleybridge, Hyde, and muroondleg towns by the operatives for an advance of wages varyieg from 71 to 10 per cent. has since then been sent in. It le stated that the operatives now get hold of the monthly dengue Maned by the mercantile houses In Manchester, sad are them much better posted as to priors and profits upon the trade than they formerly were, and ace founding their appli cation open information thus acquired. In several places employers bare given an advance daring the last few months, and if an intelligible principle could be hit upon by which wages should rise or fall by the rata of profits thus exhi bited, probably strikes might be more frequently WOOLLIIN.—Lazne, ACQUIT 30,—We have had a oa ths, quiet markst this niornieg. Than has been a Lir at tendants, and pert inquiries for wilds, goods, but business has bass knit within a moderate maws. WOOLB.—HUDDIZSPIELD, AUCIIIIIT 30.—Than is • study demand for nearly all deeceiptioes of wools at the estab she nowli advanced rates, sad the rise in prier moss fairly d. MANUFACTUBEB.-Si 413 OFIIT There ham been a good attendance of buj.n to eits market, sod conaidering the lowness of stocks in the Cloth 8011, a fair amount has changed hands. There Is, moreover, a heavy Manes" doing, in which manufacture= deliver goods dirsot at merchant's wombats's, and which do not app.= in the open market, but an sent off immediately to Will orders. CORN.—HULL, AIIOUGT 30.—At tcoday's market a moderate supply of Bogliah wheat, fine old nearly supports last week's currency, whilst new, of which the quality is gamerally interior, seW slowly at • decline of 2s. to 3s. per qr. Foreign neglected, but not offered at any reduction. Barley for coalung in good request, and • fair demand exista for grinding at fully former rates. Beans and peas slow sale at prim in favour of buyers. Oats dull, end difficult to quit at a decline of dd. to Is, per qr. The fureign imports lad week are es under :—Whest, 2,321 qrs. Barley, 2,712. Oats, 2,693. Beans, 319. Peas, 9. Twee, 12. Linseed and rapeseed, 18,536. Oil calm. 194 ems. Boon, 6. lame, Austin 30.—We are fsirly supplied with new and old wort; ths sale is not all active for the former ' and Friday's rates its scarcely realised. while for the latter there is very little inqtdry. sad prices shoat nominal. Fine new barley in request. Boma, oats, end other arthdes as before. . LYNN, AIIOCBT 80.—bra ;nether hes bean ADO for COlll. eluding harvest. At to.day's marketer* bad • fair supply of wheat ; condition of the new Wag damp, bold only slowly, at a reduction of 2a. per qr. • old, la. pro qr. lees than last week. Barley, sours new saniples realised 40s. to 44a., according to quality. Beans sad oats ma last week. Wheat, white, 6111 a. to 63115., 42a. to 48e. ,• ditto, new, 601 8 . to 6218.., 40s. to 46e.; red, old, 61110 a. to 661ba., 40s. to 43a.; ditto, new, 6918.. to 61105., 36e. to 41s. Barley, Chevalier, new, 62185. to 64165., 38s. to 445.; mouton, 61Ibs. to 6218.., 30e. to 345. Beaus, old, 65165. to 66411 n., 46e. to 62a.; ditto, new, 0411 n. to 6618.., 469. to Oa. per qr. to the powers. NZWCMSTLE, AUGUST 30.—Yeatmday wan PhOWllry, which put a temporary stop Whirred work. To-day le dry, but mewled, with a strong gale from the weet. The nano. actions to Wheat at our market to-day were upon a limited male at a dachae of le. per qr. on old, and la. to 2e. on new wheat. Flour moat difficult of We, with a declining ten dency. Rye neglected. Beans and peeounehanged. Grinding belay mote ist request. Oats rather lower. TRAFFIC; iurrußNs. MUIR pr. Ma- Total, Tote/. Welk aidla 99171 L A A •. ors ebandln. WS. 1658.. Nori.bun Ballow of 049.4da .. 94 261 491 764 1.113 Wont 4•616. A tam 16. MOMS InIMMOB lltttltl «.. lll SU Went mess Amid 2L Math floilloofablrolll 0.1 6 1,431 6:949 Miami L. tAndas sod Illadineall 1.813 129 1.1174 1.714 1441161.4•1146 ..... w 8 1.3.4 643 MA 1017 • The Oxon oactlosivo of Vale doe =dor aCreennat with the Load= NA If wilt Meows Itallora, Oomosoy. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. oABUALTIEB. ism Baker (barque). Be. Liverpool to Aries end Way. wee TOO on Meer* Ina sulking Mate ea the 13th of J.., at the /moon. en. immee to the Mmite or Megellei, sod ket; Mew arrived here. Endeavours are Wing mode ben to Wealth a yowl kw the par. pod of Mistime away the card*.—Velpmaim, July Boma Dee, trom Moulmein to da traded Klecdosa, we abandoned at won the MA et Jose; the mower sad crew were Was lato tIC Lsopaed (s).—The eargo of this wed. abide Intended to leave We evening Be EinneuelL wee Weaved to Mae Ere early this morn. tem, bed the twee were soar sausguiehed, not. however (It is WW). whoa% a qaantity of Me gado as beard being damaged by the wailer thrown tam has. The hull appeal naiad 17. Wondego.—A vielaat thunderstorm was experieneed et Meese in the night of the 16th of June, and a good dal at damap was done to the shipping. The roneguase brig Mended* woo Mnsk by light. Mac. earl will have to dap a new mamma. &moral Junks were myeloid sod man—Hoag Kong, hay 3. Ptaatellabst Wu band eta suak ott Lammers an the 27th of July; Mout 100 lactates of mg. were ragweed, mom Mewed ; so llyee laeL—Southainpum. AlagaA 110. eektice. Captain Cuaeloghero, feoln Twined, with wheat, Los shore mar Gollipoli atia has discharged sight lighters NIL —Coo steatisop* 65.0.12d*. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Cannella (atip), hos Allah fer Falmouth, 131 days, Await 3, lit 311.21 N, Ice 39.4 W. Jots Menials brig). mos Akyab 130 day., all well, Augast 93, lot 40.10 N, lon lana W. Mew, frost hunch. far Loadsn,lnly 3, lot 998, lon 3 E. Louis (Brenta Mtn). hos Scrawl for Falmouth. Auguat 4, lot 30.30 N. Om 39 So W. Nary Montague. from Jemsica for Loudon 19 days, august 10, lot 13, to. 64.30. Peynat (.alp), Augur( 20. lot 41.20, los 33.33. Soma (eshoesar). Iron Glasgow tor Classessa Sal, 19, lot 21 N. to. 1.1.30 W. Semen from Landes for Port Philip, July 10, Lt IS N, ton 13 W. Thomas linable (hip), tram Hangars Mr Londe% Jan SO, led 31.11 9. lan 11.39 B. White Na, *asset 17,1 at BO.N, to. U.N. RIFLE CLUE Movintsirt llt rue Commas.— The Kingston (Canada) Barad and Adoarther of the 12th inst., inla leading arid* advocate', the formation of local rifle club. to protect the colas, in case England should be engaged In war. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AgTON.—horest 111, at Dotighty-dreet. the wife d J. J. Alton, T.eq., a eon. PC et T.—Anna It at Perk hill Howe. Ciaphaw.park. the Hon. Mn. A. L. Von, of a fialtiglat.—Lerett% Monkhasea. Woodford. Mom die ore of J. W. Oardoe• Req.. of • son GetilletaiLL.—Audud in, at Orosionovereeeent. Mr.. C. Oradell, of • tea lILLAIL—Aognst Ti. at Eishapitead. the wife of W. Millar. Kin. , of edam/Mew. STolleid.- Awed W, at the Ardideseenry. Au:Windy. Ireland. the wile of the lire. T. U. &eke., of a so. MARRIAOIB. DIHIGHT—CARTEIL—TuguatiIiTat Hsi Char* of Holy Trinib. tentleb-tott, t tb• tel. V. W. Urea. Mr. J. V. Dusgett.of Testagrarart. Hama. to 1211mberte Charlotte, daughter of Mr. H. Cwt.. or Healaty-plaor. Ktattrb-io.n. OODWIS-110Wahit.—Aegust 27. et Viewer ('but . near Windsor, by the Raw. Lt. letepbter. hr. 0. Godwin. of 1114 a holb ~to oui, tn.* ganaaaeg of O. J. Opted. of Yield Hoe" Lo ing, PHILLIPS—WII4OOX.—atima4 29. at Alittellows, Tottealam flight itee, W 0. ItneteU, Jams Phillip bp. of Itoinford. Magi, to Amy Mary am. &hat daughter of Tbom.. hrtY. of Oileoamor plaOlk Ketatish.town. W WILeTIBII—JWIN atta.—Aaymet M. at fit Martin LothaFtelds. by llwop. itya,„ Willem a. No Nana% Eaq.. macre Nandi. heeyeada a of Kea J am . ndeolaa w A no . (sly Oreedar of W. & lag. et eo,st.-ilaithiv... i 1. .• sciarpt—ssrs ss. liar,. TIN of Mt. T. D litritk u n t o T stra W. at Amestaramers. W. N. Litton.. awl. of Nov EDl C l=t i rang ST, at Itsmisierced. WrodagtoN Mr. O. Edwards. Oa *JONSIL—Lara red t IL at to wm Norm& Bower. LoWls. rhdow of the WM T. Mem Mim, rad 4. KUM 11-11•4 iL Partovaw. Maisasnagdk the k gas of L W. Lams. 14. STIII-4•4 W. 14 (28•10. Debll Gam MO dG. eima. rms. Prowl rid UNN et Wimi Iwo u" N 14. On*. la dr M OW Lm siu Aao, Praise at Oa 011es,11 Mtr i N eres{,lis Ile indict el whuagim.-irammil. aleun11.11& /:( DIATRII.