The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-03 00:00:00

THE COLLISION OF THE ARABIA AND EUROPA. The 00iliti011 between the Atlantic steamers Arabia and Europe, which gars the first subject of ems for transmission by the new ocean telegraph, a thus described by the "own correspondent " of be Nee Perk Times, who, with proper professional bells', eensiders himself fortunate in having been ea hard ate of the vessels at the time : weeds a Caps Rees Saturday night lust tOdOst 14 ). se II e snob, mid it • speed of twelve and a halt tame be bows, to a f free bp, what the mbeariber wee manned to a eassisamen that something " wee ping ea," by a etneaselea, aceolopeaded by • and, Ad gilded Ws eg tin settee our which bu was gLebrd brawn hies be asnewest cords of • ad over sods room, dons ondierable damage to hie meal ya The first Wined= el d ea board was that the aatg had struck sa itebsesee viewer* knows to be is be of two, off Caps Rem Instead, the parolug ammess of the mums swami the Stoutest hart. From every stele room rushed Se ftnllsd, undressed, sad UK Omni imam. Bans testmettly armed I kat so lime Iblisi smes / way wet, ei Ohs Me the itindeg term two three WI" Man bad them sed *ay bid rink doom is den pdr. I .amended at lid tam the deck, Mae WOO who was beam me were Is mid fro, sone in quiet of " lib prenners," edam ler hatchets sad plebs. LI was seise ead cenimiste ibr a Seeneat, bats ens se wen Mem it wee a alp wad eat en bads wt bat Mush, ihe sushi snicked. The rat 'unman= I hed of the enemy of the essiden me when I saw a deism at ear asehmed Ws, es sober broach to us, benne mem, gel Wein of dean It was seal knows ear demo me Mt essiewe—er at lee* bat we w awl an asst In asp buseillan Maim , end that it me the Imago bat bed Is us, she haviag got the van d is, In plink awls big ended, se we dia. wards issued, sad list bleak" mareseas, sod plasm was Masi la She sperame to keep the wane out Os ineedplka we wen found to ism received a amine lbw sa the bow, jest for ward of the omples away _the head, crashing in the fesesesde, is up the deck, splintering and teeing the heavy Kuhns to pines, awl a mond blow ea the whisk ad wet grew serious. • best wee sed it gut eager boarded the Imps ma Mai to. May demsged a esslisue r e zat Rwandaf us le bee j me with at =lhey IL Jake& bat to !Kew, lee bead the amtderry Kt sos met weld, sal tin engine seepped, la that the Mr laird plusambitiet had ben tha t the mind the who'd min& Osaanmady we could a lit Ms be Restra, ad bove ast sem bar sinew It remind ems 12 !semi of bud Mem en the pert al the nosir dspnrsst» diemped the whesi, whet we resod our ad have dues hem *sexed with mouth miler, Mine* eweelepell to • darn As mut II nolo* .4 mania& when it dewed el, sad at 11 took a pad. • peat del d diamens bot readied from the condos se as the emeelame of the Mkt M " starboord," Masai of " pen lebe,"when the Imps ems la aght—des nab K Me ala bang de emelt whoa melba to pert the Mies se so nal Is tees he the right, elm Ws meet ea the 7Zaiment nye that hed he set gives the order to eler based, Mind et pert, we sheen have met the Maps. Our or sue peemegme aft ME at the time say that mob le *dr spines. The meals seism were th ey capable of f It le likely that dr slams et the Imams will set drier Kr. Asian's amens.. The caplets ol Bermes OM weeders ar Main as was, " Why did you std rat paw loda let, pews thal be, at lead, ea- ▪ that sa frier hod hem emmilied. RUBISIA ANT) CHINA : - THE NEW BOUNDA&Y TILIATY. Mos ova Own IT. PITIRSBURG, Auocrr 26. The Journal of Me Baena' Academy contains • correspondence from bkatek, the capital of Siberia, dated the 2nd of July, in which the importance of the treaty with China is pointed oat. By this treaty, the writer says, the question of the boundary line which was left open at the Peace of Mort china (1689) is definitively settled. la that arrange ment both the contrasting powers (Amelia and China) the settlement of the boundary line frees t st ere sal 7th i degres of oast longitude down to the mouth of the Amur to a future period, owing to the then almost ..known topography of this district, which soaqprhes a frontier of 1600 went', or more than a thousaad &ilia miles. Russia in the meantime claimed poseession of and occupied it by a chain of military pests; and China, though she never acknow ledged it as belonging to Russia, did not actually depute it, though Russian diplomacy could never hitherto Waite China to recognise it by treaty. Now, however, under the pressure of internal disamminne at home, and of the war with the Western Powers abroad, the Celestial Govan meat was more easily induced to owns to terms with Ramie, and to recognise the shim of Russia to the beautiful district of the Maul of the Amer, in the Mir preventing their patting forth I (further demands, which, under present circumstances, maid not be resisted with caeca... In this way the treaty concerning the boundary hoe was brought about, which is one of the greatest importance for Russia, and will form ens of the brightest pages in the reign of the present Emperor, and will immortalise the name of Mouravieff, the Governor-Geaeral of Siberia, who negotiated it. In the course of time the rich and fruitful lands oa the Amur will, it is predicted, become the granary of Eastern Siberia and the Reasian settlements in America, as well as the principal own market for the millions of inhabitants in China and Japan. This e autiful tract of country =stains all the element, for producing unlimited supplies of grain and cattle. *rending to the new treati ii :i gi gr e d ean by Gemeral Monrovia" and the Chinese hag oa the 28th of May (9th of June new style , at Peareriasia- Ulla Choton (called Che-Lan-Chin-Chen in atlases and Aighun in Russian), the river Amer will farm the boundary from the spot when the river Sheiks joins the Argue, down to the mailmen' of the Useari with the Amor. Below the mouth of the Used both banks of the Amur down to the sea belong to Bemis ; and the free navigation of the U.euri is con ceded to the Russians, and that of the Lower Amur to the Chinese. The ambition of Russia and the traditional policy of Peter the Great have thus at length been fatly realised and it now remains for Roads to improve this peaceful conquest by a proper system of eeleatiou sad the development of its magnificent resources. For this purpose the Gover nor-General itooravieff bad est off on a tour of in spection to the Amur, to =amine personally the newly-acquired territory, and to make the neessial7 arrangement in a military, commercial, and agri cultural paint of view, and was not expected to re turn to Irkutsk before the latter end of September. SI a Hoar Rose, 1LC.8., the coequerer of Casual Lie, reared Poser yesterday (July 22) everag, after a reraiy d levee days how lairs by tarpon rale. The plant gearral, *Motet silbtlif p. 2.4 elm, Imo to eigel op t e amfri • tie Dora to mere hha 011Mpletaly Wads. OW Pear Mewl% who werwirthed is tat server it the appose% of the Becht Red, mesa Mee hit a sodas Maas • ocialmai IS the serve of fir Hugh, whose presage ekes le worth • hest el area ire hope to vetoer bin le Bretey is • few ego, wham be will rest with $ merles worthy et hit peat diek—thisiday Theis. DITIVE AND PINSIAN TalheYe—The Isms papers pellet • copy et dr Indy seaelebed berme the - ffela sad Paths grawaritera. b seethed la my friesdy tame ; the sestradag parties Mr the right to aorreht three repreastadves, at harries, iirdsze, Dom* and Telma, Peambeakke, tad Tatra etre be • Ithe treedy h ts he la eteithr. has he twelve years, sad le reisatel by area 'lra QOM or SPAIN IN • OD tt Prf.—Ths Madrid jolters •64/A that the fawn sad royal isdly, after ridge the rapid sad grotto of Carthage, had, ca the rewires day. retereed to Gijon. The Itkosa earalse se 5000511 At ON Quoit her* ratted the map rime a the esittaboetheed of Is. Jam Her Merry expreerd • there to dread tato tie preileal pet, which is upwards 350 hot deep, tad to go farther le the gi than say _ass had err bees. The President of the Creed, Mamba CrDill ▪ reesomoledl bar Ms get to masks the desser, as it ad& be att are dews; bial the CA NN pried. The Miler sad Game lama then weed dews le .it,. the dere, sal her ' , esiesapered by the Lag, sad atheilsi by Or =eel by th• nigher, Mr. Sal& ahrware 410- What the Qum pe te the berth the real is her rho that they alight Y ew _ !)pr eldest her. The ram the that _elm Se imileg of the pit, shah pr. an as Mao spinok pert 1 ef the mar the as. Arrived at 'hwry orireary, the Cara broad bor lairds re • lases Meth of by lesser el depth= • blew sierla The &sear d ear, esired thst ao hat e r hal tar kid the conage Mp so fa, sad he re seeded air Mir ,amass te plea a atom ea the age ID pitheleris the ramehrease it the vat. Who ehe Clara Vie rs, the airs who were seem hied shilly. MURAL ?MAC& Oil BRILL= DATo• T tussoat ; &rt. I.—sera es Parahlate aver by Amin ligult; dig ; W lift" 11,,65L MUSICAL FESTIVAL. -...---- (mon ova ow* onmeseownearr.) sfitiorteHals, TiIIIIIDAT EvaNtmo. The mieeellaneous concert of last evening wan not on the whole a bad one of its had, bat it madly lacked interest for bearers accustomed to the musical performances of the metropolis. Formerly it was really necessary to give provincial audiences at the autumnal music meetings the gratification of lis tening to the fashionable performers, and the fashionable pieces, of the previous season ; but this necessity is diminishing daily ; for such is now the communication between London and the provinces that there are few persons who have not frequent opportunities of enjoying the entertain ments of the capital, or of seeing and hearing our priacipal dramatic and musical artists in their periodical excursions to all parts of the country. The managers of the festivals ought to think of this, and to consider that it is now nearly as neceaary to consult novelty and freshness in Birmingham, or wich, or Leeds, uin London. The concert of last night was neither well attended, aor did it seem to give the audience any great degree of pleasure; and I cannot help aacribuig this circum stance to the contents of the programme. Who is there to whom the hackneyed " Largo al factotum," "Il /egret° per neer relict'," or "Di pacer" as have anything of the interest of novelty? When they are well sung, as was certainly the case, they please ; but there are very few people who, for the sake of each things, will think it worth while to go to a concert. And yet it was of such things that the largest portion of last night's en tertainment was composed. The trifling English ballade, sang by Mr, Sims Reeves and other " native" vocalists, are not a whit mote worthy of a place in the programme of a Birmingham Festival; and as to Mr. Weiss's song, " Mad Tom," set down as Fur cell's, Mr. Weiss and the framers of the prog ramme ought to be aware that it is neither Puraell's nor at all worthy of his name. Mendebecan's cantata, " To the Sons of Art," was properly introduced, as it is a little-known production of an illustrious man, whose name is dear to Birmingham. Bat " Mese dum bonus dormitat Homeros," and Mendel sohn has now and then nodded se well. This cantata was written for a special omission, and, like raw other things made to order, lacks the in spiration of genies. It pais= heavily eff ; the Mandee of the choral harmony being crushed under a load of bruen =mid. The beet and most =came ral things were Mozart's "Jupiter" Symphony, end Rossini's overture to Guillaume Tell, both of which were superbly played, and listened to with evident delight. The day of the Messiah is always the great day of the Birmingham Festival. Before this wonder ful work, the offspring of a genies which may well be called superhuman, all others, how grand and beautiful =ever, must hide their dimi nished heads. The performance of this morning drew an enormous crowd, and put the whole town in commotion. From en early hour the streets were rendered ahead impassable by the multitudes who' were either making their way to the Town-hall or gazing at the equipages and gay parties who were peeing along. Bat it is a feature of a Birmingham street-creerd that it has nothing of the character of a mob; the greatest good nature and civility universal) y prevail. On this occasion every seat was disposed of days ago, all at the highest rats of admimion, a guinea, at which rate numbers more might have been sold had the Hall been able to contain them. I must again observe, that, notwith standing the eagerness and excitement which pre vailed, there was no ma fusion or scrambling. Thanks to the excellent arrangements and the general good humour, the Hall filled as smoothly and gaiety as on any ordinary occasion. The performance came as near perfection as can well be imagined. It resembled thaw of Exeter halL The conductor being the same, the peculiar readings introduced by him, which have been so often noticed and commented upon, were of course reproduced ; and the principal performers were nearly the same with those gene all heard in London. The part was divided between Clan Novello a2 r C i a n slel ; the contralto between Madame Viardot and Mies Dolby ; and the bus between &RAH and Weiss. Such divisions I do not curtain as improvements, and I was glad that the whole tenor pert was given to Sims Reeves. It was a pity that Miss Dolby was deprived of two of her fined songs— " 0 thou that tallest good tidings to Zion," and " He shall feed his flock," which she singe with such purity, feeling, and vocal beauty, that she has really made them her own. I have no fault to find with Madame Viartiot's way of singing them. She is always a great artist, but Handers music is not her forte. Clara Novella's singing was immaculate in its sublimity; and Belletta made good his repu tation of being the best foreign stager who has (in our day at least) essayed English oratorio music. Though, however, the per formance was very similar in its details to those of Baetcr-hall,it greatly excelled them in its effect— aa much, indeed, as Exeter-hall is excelled by the Town-hall of Birmingham. The receipts (including 4001. of donations and col lections) were 2,7891. 61.—a trifle less than the " Messiah-day" in 1836. The number of persons present, too, was smaller than in 1836. This at first sight seems inconsistent with what I have men tioned above—that every . .eat that the Hall could held was sold at the hest rate, one guinea. But, as every inn of these • seats was reserved and numbered, a greeter room was allowed for each individual than would have been the use if (as formerly) persons had been allowed to crowd into the unreserved half-guinea seats ; so that the present arrangement, if lees profitable to the Hospital, was more comfortable for the public. The peesident's gallery presented the same array of rank and distinction as on the previous day; with some additions, among whom were her Grace the Duchess of Beaufort, and the Right Hon. Sir John Pakingtos.. TB EXPRESS, FRLDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3, 1858. THE TWO LADIES KILLED ON RUED A erzArER. On Tuesday the .isquest on the bodies of the two ladles killed es bawd a Mean in Lough Itwilt, co Fridge bet, woe rerewoll st Pwiedown. The tollemni wad was teemed : _ Thai mid WIEN is 27dt August, beton es board of a owlets etion-lard, oile elsh, d the Strenuock, thaw an the Indus af to tbe county of Arnenje ts tem pond that Leash arakkatally. ceroally, and by z claim of the said Kitts Hooter bootee entassied with the alma foceries apart el • outdo oleeas-asghte., be* Son to beard the hest and, is oomargossai ot said mat, OM tole twill& eisteet and sellioist oat= d wrong of white the aid Melo Hoteir w. envoi amid metal wands sad caseaskata as the bria4 seek, and baud el amid Karla Hunter, the Jurors do hank" record the seseletteo of tea gran of the Ulmer Cool Honeying Otnessey in Inds( es his, 14 the as, of a horse peaty ef oswnisslrlr entesset obese toots Wks, Ois lihnonnoliot siep rod game stems; whisk van seise as sentetal, tsd, ma licaseed may plastagas, end Ihrther, to record their work:the le that web conduce, in se Idrbori the eletta-heet, as Amid& b trod) Met- no Arden WM, coolo as fba titer mime dens ono as based tee dieted As Wed to p wise fed atio—'• run mrld. Ire aro me, be tet smo aged; mosse tfe yobbo ow tbo emodars sad Node of de sir eat mood to by thajary. easelesstet es Marty Illear COW danybe Cooley. Tbo hate the MON lamobt babe tdm qa ais, tbM dme bad— de eldomak—was mot modustedm psi ..suss., dallied to to odor • poor bait, sad, sot bobe leered fmr His was ow advarthsd as se osomitald tee. As c of dr tho we or the boat twisted the otampaay to Idro k ast to Ilmo plowro party, thou! >le Moo, de oleo of tae Shosek, Okras teat 'to tour sae • Ono Me Murry* prsapwa bakes.' Mr. Hardy, as seemmr. UM •le era a del at Odin 1.4 e eat to mire ' Ohio the abaft t• tbo sels we sot flot dor UMW Ha ailed, • test Oars Is os• led awl it esdomalt falaseet tho Ott sot hod at ad. Ile Ora d tit outmodes, Hr. Serfs lON Ortleimk obis dromoso—dast •ea board nor es bisomalad Ito pules roe( does, med nab Oa he .;thee tits lord imer tM . mpolt .we sat as • bib on Ng teeter amtessom amiste 1er.1211 =ON JEDDAM—A German lady and be booliw, who taw Fermat hi Jeddah at the that of WI teas dos., rave' ri d is Atka, whew they sertval Ism- Sled hat ea tla hkr, hawk* free pew ea head the earaws, la Amp elk aimissi atm ehdair— ee ier tad ski. Mb Clams lady vas Tebbe' at J.il.k of all bit tiarsAy islathim. The laly sal ler Weer was at W Pat P4004/01111. Beabdw, ea dike nal Jely, with dr ft am" who wets Wart la As ehoitlty, saW woe gaevielea be saber elm , NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, SIPS. 2. APPotwritustTe. 111metemat W. D. H (1848), to the Dean', 2, paddle *heel .t esm vend, at e ortsmout Raise J. I. Residue (1868) to dm Velma, 16, paddle wheel Mesa bloats; and R. Osnlow eeb r o a to the Victor lassissi. 114 mew dears AiP MAW Widnes 0. D. to the Royal Albert, 121, mew Mesa alp, at Div:swat ; mid C. C. Watkme, to the Vidor Imesmel. at =7R. Moore, to the Rem, 11, screw steam sloop, J. O. H. Sootier, A. H. Long, and J. A. Bova, le thi Victor RmanueL CHATHAM, BM. 2. FaBAIRATION OP TROOPS FOR INDlA.—thin morn hafizies the falletring mleibeeentente he the variona cavalry and entrlng k leaky proceeded to °ravened Mal lbova Comlcanivasi ,es Wert the lions mat*MO kme, J. L. F00t...., be ele.-1316 gritei Albert's) Light Infantry, 43 men ; 2114 Wit Tmlikre, 15 MIIII ; 376 Regiment, 91 men; 4251 40 man ; 544 h R R egiment, 7K: - 60 ....; SO mac, end 80M 90 men ; teed, Ordwe Was V oohed by the temmenden ma. t et Mk paths. ler Ihe felloving lamp to nobs* at Opevesmi tommetew ca bard UN Meek 1,300 Ink by (WWII% his.:-26 men et the 291 k IReglsseat,llo men ti the 361 k Mega Ihres) Bs* mat, owl SO am ei MOM Degimisk bus Me 5$ men ei the 21k Themme, from RegMehory 11Cen ium ait tbe Royal Axil/key, ken Woolwich ; 50 ma et the 34th llegbe_me, 46 1111 M 1/1 the 50th Regiment, sod 60 men et the 310::::Zirelk=liftvssa. T11 '1 : 6' 1E11 . I = . R Wok, end 90 ma et the 3vd boalalloa Rda ho. Wlsravabor; sad 89 mos al the iird Ilighleadem aill = Akrisia• T O 4, 40 !um* • ilegeklierrivelthla remba bus the Raw fiords 1 , raelemeirlig the order previa* gine be the erheztv tba of odancemats for LIIITIVAIi the Weedy, 1,100 tam, mai B. Illumebery. IMO* mil ran be R Cer emic r he' will embark 1. Ihe Mee Orde o vOl embed 10 ma of dr Ur li.a elflie 70th Reglamt. 10 ma of the Mr sad 24 real of the 944 h Regbaeat, born this grebes; 110 era of the 7tlii Draws ti sad 36 me d the 011* Seafireat, beet 0111Merbm ; 40 ma of the 27* bieldilbsasttl 90.1. d the gbh Royel bid Pedlar, hen WAWA SPORZIXG. The law saboarlbses that esonsbied lhe nos ad not evince mach dispostnam to moo Inelnes. Alm2 to 1 le warty 200 bad ban Sam about Tenseellilk MI to WO we booked. 7to 2 was the When car spinet Mk Schad; 4to 1 nes we red. 20 eo 1 would lave ten bad freely sedan Langrentre. Several lagehles wars nada elan Cle mson. bat soled yea wadi about bet. Far the Derby, 40 to 1 to a pony inn taken about Guarter. DERBY RACEL—TarzaDAy. Imizrzis' Yuma it ie r= does ur o TOL I ISOM NIL CILMROII2 1111AUS. : .... ............ 4 light Ism • CARDIFF RACEgrTIIOII•IDAY. Tin Tam. Emma. 0•• alb sal • (mew. Vet ......... ....... ......... W il6 ll.3lvrvAL da• VINES Oswd °Amor 87/1211. dedt& ......... 110S=2 1 11 1. 1iii tir : HANDICAP * iiiizeriraxas. Owe meal. " %L a' &Aims. ites ans. 1 =Ca YARMOUTH RACEI3,IIzonsDAy. TIM SIANG STAND &taxis of 3 noes. GE* with 40 roddad, kr 1-yr-olds and aryls, S.Y.C., were inn on We bob by Mr. Mario a The Gloat. 6 yea, boar( Illkom, yr (who broke a blood rani la the last rat), and 71131 S• 1221501 HENIIIIII, HANDICAP PLATS of 401., malari a l* a sw,ruk. of 6 oar sash. Winners altri. HalfUN W. 1 , 4411% Walharbli. 4 ylk 711) Emit 11232.1112 3 1 SWINS 2I2OI . 3 Ws. IN IA (IL BMW 2 9 sea 3 t G. 11.7 0221111rga lla llri ...... (CS 4 Ir. &awe yr., unis . ... tgld244/4 3 YN.182111N.. ...... Plum I le opt , 8 to 1 von la l e apt Dabast m l iae l'ea Übe, bellbird. Tam COWART AL SELLING STA/LNI of hrs. amok, ebb If added, or Mb aid a quarter, wars won at Was barby Mr. land's Lady Osayagbar basting Madeline and INlTaiall. ABSENCE 07 THE LOEB LIBUTINANT PROM TBB ATLANTIC TELZOJAPH BABQUIT IN DUBLIN. The Mowing remarks ore Ras by the Dublin D A l l=t i e: by the Lord Meyer d Debit to Mr. seat bee hew of Its wisettew sad newel is Its seta by s dreerselmace Welch eD reed desire. The Lord the Lead Chancellor. the Lard teethe al Ap =L elidonawy seer public fesetkieries, se well se pe vele ef Yoh mil peel Ws, who hed weepted the Leedlispee Istitedes, haw felt theteselver conisteed to shelett lesomerposoe of the peewee et him. If the ot the Qum bed kiwi that the wee to be ow 44 the mei, hi eseeDiary wail set hire It the base of Iti peewee ; NA/. Weed, It stews eleures Out his pewase ebeeld he equaled Eider seek sketwebreets. The Led Meyer soil ibeestibreseit to beer ups hie a premiere WA& it mew los bumf bisidia, iv& le Mee bees wire OM the geeedes of promodusup weeM eriee—e twellhei We WM& the_peeist dews d bit by odds . awl villein Me ewe weld it dui el. moot isperteset. Useliesest hew eat at ab e t Ohs elk, lad the 0$ the hi, Wit Ma Awe Ibli Lid St Archiehep ti Se ems et the redo, di do al de Imi. Papfa heel& if& set hire twee ~eel Win tho g e In gem, or It whit set Moe =dal kg : Itili Figtel b tEr ilhe r Ike g ames,: "M e weld hew had to Dee Islet d 'The of WeWsi--4hei te. le the reek bedeend es Dr. Meste: ti l y s derdip sit sad des lad km ot a Wks et Or IslodsOled Ast as ofen iwiNiewfma of the Wee weld haw bah Oril it do ado psdpodt. At the head et the *WM eigtetio church is the Deist Ktegliew the wart weepies a wry it& model peal= ts Louden, yet he bee weer left re wired et wort, wile the thethertueSpepWlea of s ereeile- ' Olga 0 . 10 . 1 04. wish his we mine. - Dam thew Lir; ardia÷ll wadi bad bow de lin ai a adds a Miaa het lag : Jr/ ad:: a l i rleS t ark ebea r las ia l i : =dal./ e dam swivel 1 IN • as sys t2l•4l o snar bs t Z il farlll.= died . tia aldwissaled taS e li mpg is Ida v =amidi,e . ... 754 Is la Ni.. de rawi Arabilder 4 Delft de Obdodw, tha Idoi hada of dr Nip% es Ffer agi tai smirl the privy d Cheespoda of save _ ire MN% mod ow Nuodller, iir r J. . lowa pada Is la Is lb. Mr" alto la de peated whim Ild id dPe le pi dradia, we f ibild atil Day lad assopei Lad Wa a i Oa prdwararkt = wi rd= a ve a bs n i f podes of peke Is we et ba guet soie; sovereign of these reams, that at a 1111 theM dim dagsthe bap s tks health ool vse sot the r aci erl oPi lwaa a w trite diassr , are a lw a. 61 ,pleades . ; io d a w:g aWaat iT c " i ild idepral ; Id of Rmrs as Mak sob seesJetts • the high Wilt et the essety we =,• l rd yet th e been ct ear pillow gem Ins THE OIITWAID Warr INDIA stem- Ake Le Plata =Ze Weller, left loatheeeptea yeeterday the above a vale fall metal woe, ware. Ole vales 74/01. ; jewellery, 1 NOW. ; d,lll VIM. ere Va Pumas. sad• win-intim C O .= Pumas trepee=P 84* it & b ehAit i refarrer ee tt a tt i Sea et the teediary Si Noy essea met orprehre %CAW egabiblualat if Gs that Impend mettlemei edela will b breed ea the orivel et Nee min Maly of do t Ifoe y dwol eat wi th ig =: etwa/a7 at Z aid imam boom to lona a lama =Mao. arg be theleed to be IMavisal af a pealing ceisify •••••,.) 1 THE ATLANTIC BANQrST AT THE MANBION•HOUSE, DUBLIN. A talegraphio and, therefore, but a cursory account at We /Mini havteg appeared la the Ewes. yeeterdey, we sew she a falter report how the tremsoie Journal The flight Hon. the Lad Mayor entertained at din maw, es Wednesday evening, Mr. Charles Bright, the wegeseer of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, and sews! Win grestleceas conneoted with Wet greet nadertildsg. A =mew sad distiognialsed company was invited to meet Kr. Bright, Wading sway of ear leading merchants and professional men, and others consebed with the greet in &whiz' enterprises of the country, About 130 set down to dinner, which was served In the Oak -roots, sad which it is modem to my was, is every reaped, a magnifloent enter lahmmnt. Upon the right of the Lord Mayer eat his Eminence Cardinal Wiseman, and upon the left the guest of the even t*, Mr. Bright. The LOAD Marmon pigmies the feet if the maim old, Ilan to game, Os MI& ed ea bilviisal who hoe jaitaserapibirmi ea aehisuumetwilhh, lisidmed 4WD. mplias, for usibildeg delembellea ist f e esentlas, hr of= s im mark* dimateas, sad, Maw 011, for atlas *Me hniblessablea= hes arm yet barmad. and sad The yinstandsisag es he wanted gwele ree.ie Sea maim fatisaster aereS Ow It was he as team* that we saw the *was sambsie twilling lb unwieldy arm es the hUh banes UM& end abw it the p,Wpl ass ports ; sad area MIA es sad thesght k ire= How angled the elisme MI has Ma inn. That embrowe deb* etedg ea a kw Mrs (flight:sad &men Maggie% le away, sad not Maas the rampant pons ether binds, he the ramie& parts it amps, are Mood M lasbatamos eeniasaioika with each other. Bo also is Anerias-Aron the Baepheae to the hooker of Vales- Xe me ssa L New Orleans to sMflz, the deobio Thew we. (Load appishea) Bet bane= the= ihmabes the link we bee by 2,000 Mies al cam. Whis all Mai was seamelag what rind ii• calmliesbie mesas if lialdagAmerloa with He.,. IN dirrinnow seas al the 'Yebr mesa, or unmet. a . .MIL 4 Asia, mere &dm 1111011.1 set le be tamed Mild nes by the esen AEA bat to sear& be em balm &pia, mad Mose thin Is be &WM sainisten to meg beleiligesos. Hew albs 1141 bei bow anis sa ealliemnat The woadlioniesk b' sad then is the ma, and here theme, who Ms it. (Ap plause.) I will not Mop to men bile ef= t eth=tratiiat ild =who wereEet . The very whisk mild have Il i= Mods end harts, bat =ham the ears rif the PM mat men have lived to IMAM Insaus li tt nighty projects they dolga.lea Hz. Height has Mend a Maim be, end he ay g llain wen the lis• soars he bee so richly w on, sad win ea es &sham *Mel his great nooses, I oan nem him, •• Ma dram eat hem& wishes of no all. 1 have the homer to pews the "Meath of lb. Bright," end beg to maple with it the ol his selesp amiales. (Waage.) The lout we iiraik is the most enthrieslie maser. Kr. °maths Bum; who, is dim we remind with lead an parectei darts', dray lard u r d lo; sad smarm I beg to wens to year an to all poser laymen lame arab toe as great homer vb have tie evirkg cashand west ess, ud he the were mid he whom wia wink yes haw peeled ses. (Oheare.) I erase het hs paw sib rattan to as noon agree at the maim a which I hen less sameheed with Ms denneersika, se as arm neat la the carrying Into Whet of the wca whisk has hese reeved, empieled, Mt I ansea a the Om ;111 eat imam Ind he rent, ei the pness i ss is = Weer mil earpnheadmi osadderseicre whkh aged be Mt %r ay s' ; and I awn yea that the marina' was al ashler views ties meld be anted ear reCsablin nary ar her S e e • es en the part wink IL - bein takes fa it is aW very diffinnt hdap to *se of pride self (Rear, hear.) The solid sad petaled end ef leis graphic corn.. to sea be me tidy ead eaquedly set forward by these who see mid segedesee he effect than by • mar to the hid flit; WI the importance of the Mks* Ms is. needy lima =town by the fiat pine d sews whisk il elm • inentados reennag the rare between the Iron and Arabia all sea, by whice—ad Is amok d ; the anxiety ropeetleg lb. mktg.- of these is board— ed suing of • uselimbie ma ef noasy to the needle= renew el the ship bed her eerie—neet be set dews es am at the aeleibil beadle brims( * the sale athesersies of the when-ibeer, bent—end en an not look fir bar apes the Many of ihe meal le dad enny azannin the Mel cnsequeses lif the weal heareg i o; hada =t(Cots. cif" Rea km.) Whet sot bar ired during war per war al the et We eastury f At the ripen ef the elent e ata pir = me of the mat might have bees ull E va rieZe= menage eneoug as el pres k =berie.) I asenet, Weed, eta to myself ell that or beet his been goal *ugh to say concerning me, hat I aide Ay best le approach mach • standard balm phase& la the pinks which I bar occupied as name to the Adonis as T . : O Compeay, I ban bed all most nimbi an sederses beet Kr. Omni& Yr. Weedhesee, . livers Kr. Oliihed, asst all the meth= of the eaglaradsgetsif wine same en new teller es you all, sad I vent nurreiget List they emir be to. to Omit you for the Mike Mann which you world, reatwre, have bestowed nes them (Ram bon) I he me= at sulafeetion in or semmareka, wash .e. the :ledividuel eatisindea W i t Lard Mars hospitality sad your kindness sans. We have espial mere' is these hies& for emu degree of pads to tuna to the echientarat whir is is air roma lea' celebrated la New Tea se well es are ; itx ellbough Its amen walks hes hen *red bp hie other _gnat* ef the Aegis-Ikm= reel with us, yet the Kra th ee deene tekgmeh, ead the Weer treaties of Ilhe telemph, is dee to ear fare enattyma when asee llb = be add by every cm who vales ear plearassee sad as ademensest al dam ad eivar (feer.) ?`479Osda sad Wrenn= yarned la Rafe br . the deet Mem& which essianall wenn too n nine of emmideatlegefgai am* arras bed hem ws be ems year et leseerie Wks for as keinallen ad maw tentiest of Meese • but le is pada, 'lnd She idelleheleM grin would have lima dr Man ein amsraing My be soar tine but for the rileaden Wm* nel peneverame of Cooke. In Ja L m use. a. Den his & e el taw* from oral es yien, ant & the system was gradually entail& Chest - Britain ; but it was set will lake that the saber sane in the Old sad Ni, World availed themeless of the ramie whisk had bees set to Ode 0002 . 2 ta lltio Orel NM ia Amerka yes kik between W an Behircen by • sandy hem Casper hi 1 The sehmrise Mere,* the keen sad most valuable develearat 4111 telegrais art, Me hers he birth an practical hen Isom Mr esaaky's genes aid MM. la 1851 an anseireald N. we kid between Door ad Calais, which to 1111111* the sult• Meeks if • conactor, by MO when hil ninny read ft. to Weird • lases ii i iih ad memo. dim (Rear, beer.) This Ilse me by Kr. BM; te whose rangy Its establishessat le dm, sad iski:by Kr. thmples, Ilall at the are tempt ielia i lleglink mi. 401•1111. Allestids, aim we rade is and hid arin *very barer I ' sued an oZni t os with I me, say that ft le essetly sh nen ethos I sent the to the rem of Ores Britain), to Ur Regal,B s, is as linterra sum and mar the Gulf el R. Lawman ("Rear, Ism" sad eras) TM idea of lapis" • ink to mine linen with Arnie naturally aloes item the eitablithmed either Hem sad It would sot he is nay or a ardor leek to es. dinner to seled say Wielded eras es whia we ii i:+ the el heseur originate the gratanteerfes whose en • eirenag. (Wear, hear.) I have la Ito he a keg time ; g ad I would take tide d fa rellmesee to • part of the week eria= lY Magee. , has astelbed ions, au I Melds the segenlies edit, I lave adveman it aerceny. I mos as men et • ham * mink. Is 1863, shed* sae the irgai ef kr of the Kagank TelsenPh Cower between Prenstrick sad Domaries, I wr speskin Huns, R.N., who had airs assilia se= , la amen the num of the ethie Ni na ee the Athena line, aka* which I we them sees pan ameif, and be advised that we shind car mesa hen the middle is It< maser we did. (Bar. bean) The. le cm wry mire chmerhate whisk I wisstamelea la cuirass wilt the iskeen Mum gad as Mileman The eliers.4 defied all" arab% Lord ori limb a a e Isle Pass WOW& difi • wafts ef the dendellir he airtelapies. is azzalt, us. or wai l O 4 the On lid bra hdd era iar. Os dy e sena a= wet renleami by e nun* ow. of Lod Pntes, is Ike nal that b. sand Mt wellar If the the. we. Ina the Prime Yikiner if the hey _align be asked fa the ROW of wham • vs Insen be eat is lade? and isgip...w ent will I iskenth I. the tl cis the stateet." (Laigner.) Thin which we Apnea st the time se • very lively jade, but not maim walla the neon of prehalrilitir+am akin • realty ; Maim cm he little dont that 401.1. u. airtime with Calcutta by mese of the Sed wets wlll be estansbed is the rum of sat . (Rau Ural I hays shaired tbe have d the !Ewer le pre • teen, shia I rearm to Image that pm wet weiwwill.. arch rasa as wee good saciash te ebtr vim my Meth was Then mast be 1$ ell sainlithap • we of ad may pest pier levedhlha throve►k hr went I ef led "stem Malt MID ecirawrithi anneisare me alone Inch. (Rear.) Namur Ihe ast prqpirias of that line, =ame I rf wldeli 1 he. libeAkaparre ribnyeelf, hed that ; red to Mr. Rah damn lie did ard trite pai la mi C ii tle osia ==rn e werk,t e hmk a r tio nx and rer Mar: be ead la di kWh Oat bid for hie weennal an 1 ■ al seadademe and nu warm whisk y emaigs... is Ma& lee Iles to Armies could set lave bees is OM 11111111110 lib. (11011 f, beer.) I ad bk. Meld die lie bei One is UM; be wee th is ia Begird as On el the TOIIIII4OI Comm between New T en Seurfemeand, he emeades wile nick Kr. Men aneekra le err a Ike to be kid alms as Atka*. The means wee*, however wasting for the carrying out of this arrangement, the notion of a conductor being laid across the Atlantic not being favoured with the air of popular Lemur on either side of the ocean. In the year following I entered into partnership with Mr. Field, Mr. Brett, and Mr. Whitehoun, who had beet previously joined with us in electrical ea meinauts in regard to osetein con dittoes of an MIAMI° Bair and we sot to work at cam la earnest for the formation of ' s company. Some day friends at Liverpool and in the north , who had lath in the result of what I took in hand, au bed imply to it. The rest of oar work you know—the constrootioa of the cable, its shipment, and our final eurome. (Loud cheers.) I would that there had been some one more oompeleat, sad jet equally acquainted with the nitrite of Mr. Field, to do ustice to the.. high sod *Minable qualities—to that tangy and activity of mind—which have been so ably exerted by hint in this mass—(Bear)—but I have said enough to show that to forget the great part which he has taken in the formation of this noble enterprise would be as ungenerous sad ungreekeus as if we could imagism our friends in Amerlia,who are at this moment celebrating our triumph, peening over some of us on this side who have ooehVeuted to our nooses, and forgettim I the degree of Awe which British capital, sz MM. and the aid which the Brids/i go P vern e nent glimi liave =l i ke senying out the undertaking. (Cheers.) The health of Mr. Field and the Ama deus eilleienr lave aided in the enterprise," and beg to Yaakfor year kindness towards myself. (Kr. ilidatl~aaisen;lahis mat amidst loud applause.) restrax, fa propmbg the health of the Lad • Moyer, taid-o.ltie lordship hes resets to mogratalds Wa al dist his year of elks ha beat elpelbed by the so. that greet eaterpriee st shish ha Ms so =thrlit of spokes, sad which hen ls for us tide =g one of the mote admirable of simple and Nelms* —that unesmang ant tradhro l ereati l ve ahlek it told us se amok that we wee antioyminted with. en the seem link that it Ms bola dlomembred el all then seal& be pommel or pssmeglnens —ibliatiant of stsi beg sha mi ttliSK Mir bliMilen—dor the modesty is OM et gesdne—Stat dlfei we had in our haute to Mr. It Wit* (datna) is difficult, after whet h lie am esti, te spleir to baiist w s = perden me I lobe. la minbetal Wltemertheoght aew7reim by Sit If a o plesibelble So eery depths of the mem trlthstg Ohs power el issbg e do& step bored hies ; almost beyond Ss perm et So dellmorft mod to a se we bumf blea so &setts Ss byroad either kW A'S tbe And Sea be had troselds pelt, sod lad destehol L wittiest deviation Old milbrat Selig, to the meat dermideble stateseise. lke hes node *At Jae to bary Mir deep WS Se very unsrmest the ef Set mom region ; he has made it to mend Ns sem* patho—to arm Si highest ananteliee—to par dome sepia ; end the, by an sett d PINITOMMOO, I tits is of wbth the world Ws raver witmem Se two esalismis boys been morel soh to one amMilmr—snend as =A by this little metallic hewer as no whey power, no ✓amoose of inky Note and robes euthenist bathe or reb ate re lemlies, could ever have ewe. (Loud thews.) And W Is the evedt of ads? the Via to boast of his fre, which wedd hem the wa, re a d which, at heels& to the keel et • sib: wail* destroy It le the midst of ihm owe; sad we low kW the power of ebetrldth the ben *AMY tuldeled le piths mhos high bee the air and ewes the swaths of keedrele gst limn lime. Bat this IWle spark which we we sew assibai ender the oaten this 2re —Ode flakw idth of litrumbi a imod lt peer hose three to shore— arkbdan ••r le* be acwidered, if It were not too owed as mpremica M lene— to be the hoed of that love wad of that Emelt, between the two nations of which the and text etys, that "Many waters shell not sztingeith it, and nway floods shall not overwhelm it." (Chews.) Yee • I here no hesitation le oaf* thel it b time now for 'the Asesrbee eagle to let ge there lightnings which it is represiethil as gnome in its blew, col let - them drop into the wee, mid they will ems Ii ematy led areas to as, not seethersiel wi th any ameser et themier, hat ing the words scheme sad of pesos. (How, beer.) it slay leek rather rhilimieel la steallase theketeve el aim reetwesel esweened- Wks as ettnewat re et asemesa mirth, esegreures, yet ▪ wreshe the thibresse et espendest, eel lidos wei rs*. se lame Win Wetness.) It will prime the swarthy of no. be. the ether roadtleg le a ilom et bathed holing, ad ft wii New the Waders of Nth (iterem) When those who are in Canada, in the 'Wee et t earth or hurled I. the brute et the west, Imre day bY day how the sob se the earth b looking In their own native lawl—whse 'mow, as if they were Worel the spot, what gesesems of improvement are before the lagieL Wm, wed Were the people—when they halm no the • head that at home all the prospects of their eAoetsd aseetry are known, the prombes of the h e the stets of sownerco„ end the improvements of moiety, sad that in hot, the oosemanketion Wows the two oonawles is no beget • stater of wake, or of months es ibrwriy, but of days sad imere-4 mete these bond et mks will be formed them we, twegleed by those pass= who lagirred that by looking at the same en, r meek air star, at the mew hook they were braille into rawmg. Wee with weeanothan It is, thimble%• • metter pn e= pile that Mobbed has hen sheer by nobs es the amens of We most Um, emeneenlvelith—of this Wang of loathes and warble in Meth which we may Met will be of irrevocable and indiewhile peace. It is no well paths for it to have sem the most spleedidly sacomsfal 2 1 = oe th• mei nolPlaing of three glee d deem which Gad has ghee kr • blessierg wed an he , etwe to this ege—thet wif e me wee, yesee et escrow mid eldbleg, et eithmithe d hang *Am sad dimes, this glory shod* Imre ghee sea reecespener to this noble land. (Chum) I eelebte 100 that you hero thee this meeting maid amedeted with the noble wither who the am irlea awl se truly hisaamble to Ile mtheb mike. Ms hes hew • Ammo mite the =Pkilet per Led to whom ha hen sworn lreeerred the !maw al ) b e a ratio manner this great eththimmeth BW A eaccemka etbeele—the a( Wieser', of the directors aft Aiwa lehemph Company, of Kr. laver (tweethr of the aehritheeed pethels, of the mann theorem cub. el thn thew Josiniga), sad ed the of Agmemmem, Niagara, Valorous, awl ire Wok the Lard Maya left the baegethreeW. derstad lllmile : lITZ AP bre W. I stme seder tre& o, seediseelka kr is sem arl iwor !dm mow Abe ef OM- al= est ria mg Wafter It le try imeedig. or bell, bee ast yet bees MA 1128. COTTON.—Lmaroor, ear Tana 2.—Then te sot tin slighted siterstlos b slaw pries sr Was goes yesterday, the market reesbdstr MI, bat atesity. Bales 7,000 Inks, vemlatton 1,600. 1,60 D Dm* op 14. .so 8 , Egyptian, U. so L. OH.; 20 Bolds, 714.; 30 liars:thus, ; 20 Perusal, Set ; 6,430 Aserists.-7,1100. WOOL AND WORSTED.—DRADPORD, Barr. / There has hos a hill to the wool wiwohoussa &aim the poi weak, mad lom hake is done. Spinners have has trar ri aro the pod apes*, sad an now in gnaw st wool gar wand maths pest. Prices an quits with every phopert et remaining so , there bang so osoilatos stock to the heads ad staplers. Nods and shorts keep goody, both to deasall aid prla. Ia worsted reran, the opener, keep_weill aspkipod , both for honks con sumption end export. Mb Mpg the time tor the moral of nacathly contracts saargiot the satailhotorero for pas, amp Wow had to en Oar Oak tor cloth do am ennead ; tut tht7 bare to allasseles, Ukase tits quantitp nuking is gesally to order, end the pOshis fa taken off as node. Thaw five ait doe of falling off ia prices. Manske• torero are waidng to order. Priam, however, are mar rosserstivs attar the meat upward tendency in wool end COltit.—Brammasem, Barr. 2..—At Gloucester market, on the 28th, wheat ruled very doll, at the prices of the pre vious seek; and at Wonsan, the same day, a reduction of la. par Turn was relacturtly enbraittad to. Barley less is sigasst, bat no abierpor. Old oats gone as dear, new mag ician, and lower. Beans held for quits as much mosey. Darin the pawn week, we ban had to report a slow dna Res whist, with the tarn in pins la favour of the buyer. Birk= and bans, taken is man, at former rates. Isms ty of whits piss adopt herds, at ITh. 6d. per Mils. At Wolverhampton, yesterday. tbare wn an hdreased say* Own whist, en as lain briny mann em,y bribe bet little basins was don to say dandy dn. At this day's smelost. wei large wanly at ensallass theflormarq, the tr ito n:aid dull, aiirathar swarths brateacy of this ay , but we make no ailmatioa in oar quotation. Barley moly held for previous min New oats ls. per tinatu lower. BM= and pees un altered. MANCINOTIIIy. - vas aa average Eliti bmilay lirtst 1.140 4IR whtt l. Widell 1 mess; a tak weld ei beakless was at du extreme earnesey of Oda day seartight. Yet Seemima fell pricer we %sided es, bet tb • demand 1 WM Data tad *stout were without champ. Boas ok tether dearer. mo t , N iliegr. I.—At ear Can limainge to•day we wen supplied ell/ gra* mul Slid ails Ira, et Le 4 saw whits, $ O& lei Iss.: saw red. Item dit.; old width, 44.. to 41..; ui , 4th. to 40 0 . ; brie', Via. to 4011. ; grisAlog, lie. to Sta. ; eats, aid. SM. In ' • sew, Nix to Ile.; bore, Ns. alt Id a; malt, Ms. to ria. N ruse xv, dam I.—Wit Uwe this is, a stedsesto apply el wheat far dm alsres, uiiialt mid as ime voiles taut. Notltlag &deg ht Way. Oebs, bow, andpees quid. Il xsanurs, d ew s.—ifiet aspotr ti o l f to. srined is sad the Merit slew at tenser tottati. eats_ 0118 2 5 whitest altsratiou to masa. W%set, CIL to Dets, 06 Ilia. Derttry, Ma. le Ns. Ntiams, 48a. to 60x Peas, 4111. lo 60a. Rye, ills. to 40a per gr. Warravosia Dirs. 1.. We Maw WO, lip m l og ri g banki-ststrs gisla lista alinf. agar arrMIP am vary sesdassis. Uwe is * Andy estdlbastossisindag is all wising, sod tear quvlseiss of ant weak us Ms sap ped. Hansa wady aangisisd. EDINIII72III, BM. I.—Ve hod is Übe market to-day 062 qrs. viva*, 916 qrs. brig, 1,070 cm oats, and 67 pr. beans. There were sold—Wheat, 496 old, 299 new . barley, 923; oats, 906 ; and beans, 42 qrs. There wag good supply of grain in the market to-day. 84i reedy for all sorts. As compared with lest week_ Wheat ls. up on top, and Is. sd. up on average. Barley Is. 6d. up on top, and 10d. up on average Oat' L. Id. down on tap, and 3d. down on storage. Beath L. up on top, and 3d. down on average. Puree pig imperial qr. : Wheat, old, 36a. to 60a.; barley, 26e. to 36a. eats, Us. 6d. to 31h; beans, 465. to 60a. New wheat, e r g, 46e. ; woad, 445. • third, Me. Weight of top .hest, old, Nibs., new, 661 be barley, 68Ibs. ; eats, 46 116 e 4 and beans, 6411 be. per bushel. THE CORN TRADE.—Blintixo uku, SEPT. l.—Daring the lea arthight we have had a considerable fall of rain; tbM bee dearth delayed the progress of the harvest, beside! dole, were *jury to th e grain in the field ; but the fi ne days lest week We in most owe enabled our farmers to secure the rweinder el their mope is good order. Except in tea lath &WM. these is now, we think, little grain lett in Um 6thls=thme_ We think It may be said that them now a doubt that the new crop of wheat throughout the kLßieea to above as avows. In this part of the cow try Ite s elli ham he mane cans quite thipreoedwatsd. Tlee i ld Lein hdre arationed weed • rue of about la. Womb belbrelset, MA this has not been main ffnei,virdiTeer pew! "misdate are rather below wild ithey west et the iregthelaig el the mouth ; while dr gm s wills spa to ariera. The reverie tree gm Oosibrei IMAM .elf*are that on the wish the whoa pet limp le ire thee average one; let ft milles ateedthei see le be swelled that hem is will predate =SAM le avggly bar ova pevelatlea ; sad. II so, we R leek *OM puler thew* the earsteg Vier alarm* the rah burn led Ws, will greatly eime Mn des Win_ milk The imports into Ohinthelar denier _ pea omit urn about 27,136 so a thei ir the operM eth a bee rather Wroth& From the II OM" the yield =them far from fteariliNft Oitellisat lather primes here, vs think thir opera to llesateg Ira be quite limited. Is sidle 41 li a llmoverth of Wisp, either from Odeon set **Deed% ...a reveris of our owls crop, the pale hth Irak a free ale for a am*. use_ bea t ekes at Gloesselor tram re. mei Ail ere borer quite neeree ; het wit have beg thavais el err pug Irish. win& Ind buyers assay eeriest 111. pa Mahe. at Gloucester. Dons ad cev ess i teezmezr w deer ) .—(Preet Mess& I. sag 0, CATTLlL—llanceviog, herr. L—The at mad bare ter risserap vie brie, lb. susiber 9,494 or 1,614 errs thee bet spiel. Gosh amp balm arrestaal bat Pelee pdess, bat the Mohr err was Mink to &pros of, sad shrew. Top pre el the hat blecelsold sestica, 7d. ; conted„ 80.; arm MI kinky tram id le dd. per lb. Lazar_ =Top, 2b.; sassat, bet 14.. is K.., end &weer& =Ward Ldp-'!op mom, Us. M. Is Ha IL ; sarret, her es. to tts.; sad Mr ti 7s. a brL at the doss a imam ens vet alked. The number of made woe 371, Wag Mere thee het VOL DensadEl, mad Top a pod elmenrce siberd bay ha vsek' of re lest beg, es.4L ; cancat, for the s rote, 7s. prise 9d. toes . ; ceiddltei sad Interior, 61. is 7s. per Mamba shirr •pd simmersce ems slats& Fed pap kora 6s. Id. le es_ per rep ; six waist' tat do, from la to 9s. bred. We bed is the rethr ts-dip 6hsep, 9,400; Ist sett* ; Ira do., 48 ; saki' ear ; and Ph 91 ,179 TRAFFIC RETURNS. Ms Pea. Mu , TAY. NW. airivArs. We* mel °Pm 0090. 0001400. 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