The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-14 00:00:00

MUSIC. I )RURY-LA.NE. It wood apps sr as if Opera were destined ere long to become a permanent institution in this metropolis. Scarcely have the last echoes of the two Italian Opera-houses died away, when Drury-lane Theatre becomes the arena for a series of performances by the Pyse and Harrison English Opera Company; and if the current miaow' of a winter season at the Royal Italian Opera-house should prose to be correct, opera. in ono *baps or other, will exist nearly the whole year round. The old grievance of the young English school— the want of opportunity fur the production of native works—will ao longer be tenable ; and whatever latent genius for dramatic music this country ma posses*, -hould surely now begin to manifest itself. At present the repertoire is so limited, that variety seems only attainable by the introduction of adap tations of foreign works • and most of the English opens recently produced an English only in name; wanting in all those distinguishing features which stamp a work as believing to a distinct national school. While English composers indulge in this iselectieism, and whet the sbaracteriatice of French, Italian, or Germs =in s however great may be the I skill and power dramas displayed, they are doing loathing tame& the halation of a purely English sated et he onefe. . . . That smelt a embed Is partible, distinct and indi vtdoal in character SD thine of Franca Italy, or Ger many, wu long arse proved by Purcell wimps strong, original. and purely English genius'created, eves out of as very limited resources of that early period of the ut, a style of &swain expres sion se thoroughly national in character as that of say of the oambers dames of other countries. "be sow urn se types for imitation to our Zeilimh composere. . . . . . 1t may be doubted whether English ogre was ever produced with a more effective than is attained by the Pyne and Harrison company, who commenced their season at Drury-lane theatre Ira night with Balfe's pretty opera of the Ross of °sa tins, originally brought out by this company at the Lyceum seedy twelve meths sines. The met of last night was much the mate as before, with the substitution of Mr. F. Glower for Mr. Weise as Doe Pedro. Mee Louisa Pyne, as the Queen, was in ad mirable voice, and lan with that exquisite grace and refinement which have long siaos Rimed her at the head of English stage singers. hits was greeted on her appearance with prolonged applause by an audience that crowded every of the home; and encores and bouquets marked the appreciation in which she is deservedly held by the English musical public. Mr. Harrison, as the Muleteer, sang with his ac customed vigour. Mr. George Hooey displayed a degree of buffo talent surpassing that of some Wian ' artists of greater ferns. Mir Susan Pyne and Mr. St. Albyn wen effective reprematativee of saberdi. late parts ; and the concerted music, sustained by an excellent and well-trained chorus, wont admirably throughout—much being doubtless owing to the decision and energy of the conductor, Mr. Milks, who presided over a numerous orchestra, comprising many of oar flat instrumentalists. The choral sad orchestral, as well as the scenic effects, were all on a male commensurate with the dimen- sone of the theatre t and Belle's opera necessarily gams by its transplantation from the Lyceum to Drary-lane. The programme for the season announces several first appearances of interest and promise, u also the production of Flotow's opera of Martha, an original work by an American composer, and • new work by Mr. Bette. Are we never to hear Mr. John Barnett's yet unheard opera, Kathlais, composed many yews since, and said to be his best week ? Sorely this novelty by the imposer or the Noestain Sylph weld be worth the attention of the Pyle sad Harrison company. DRAMA. ISTRiND. lr.thissg to Nurse is the title of a manic sketch vkielt w predated at this thonn hat sight, .ad its Ro senbaum very arteoly nsweesale the prTortiono aad vales of the product. TM pin tart... the attempt of • render whew to get own peenoiery ditheralties by repre ssion( to • rich each that be has slurried sad hos a ibis bey. The nadar wesrjoysd, cones to tows to no the baby, sad tin dillsalty of ths asphow to "yet v.roethag to atiese , Ise the eld tussle knee lb. conieskity of the plot. The seek dilemmas the elOweptsd imposture, but the pion sods nip yliy--tlie anthem ratios • real We, with the =die bins lip whole Ilia( dose an occupy more than two akilin. Mr. W. H. Swaahoroseh, who personated the napery , Min Tomo, who Mad Ma part of the .apposed sea , sad the ethers essaysd la the adios, did the facet with rat wand Wes ; bat, a truth, then wn so littis I. the piece to be bewsela fat, that ladiairesee woe the nand sod pmper haw et the when* at no eosclosios. Medenrebelle Plieslabial will take leave of the lista pia, at • brava teacart, sittar Crystal Palma. •• Trebly he fhb has. She calla from Illoutharaptas. Ike • Iseitliseall her la the Called Maass, as tie Mown day. TitaTniCala t Crnane..—Mr. and Mrs. Charism Mathews base num* teas gerlernlai M the City-b•lb Wept s, le simmeeems and beblenebb sedan roe Tli• set */ et tin best es Lady Tomb gems le base delighted the Om—"st widen Ole wad les as weedy d " the wing Out hes thelotilly pima bre at the bead at her yeeneeks ha the Caned Ilimisa" Mr. C. Misty bee boom so Use see add, eggentesty. Is ulster tie .Reseal did§ a:Wheat At he awasimiss d this Maples wspagsmat, Yr. owl Mn. C. Ihirbewra slaw • WWI snide nwissikva. thi intik In* sham, return tot Weed. &sae bet sours bb pertianammere ember 246. ebb the extent el Ids thee. Ideal eneprimalams mars ANC miles. Pahreaa• USAFSh•.—he marts the theatres whom vosieville• Itesee lierieseses. and esersvageoza, Ism the eylis e sash se the Vanity F. Royal, te. asp Use mei AIMS St Ma. Jul yea shall bow elms us; Maws. • wow, los is thie ems • Inildal env: Nip; of Pads sheareissis V 11811 :—" The =mew MOM if alma It Web; to Amen prepares In • user empaige. Ved as, sevelies w masuesed. It all pesos* M Weeps she sees sere of thin ; Ivo dm& ea TM MA *Ow Th• papers speak et Isaariver repairs are matt& ham's*. err essadleg la mg of ais Warne. nip vo•14 tie Wk. I* dome flak nimerey. Fez ben as *Av. ski wish is vta . pine eerreseve (so us we, Armpit WjesNve) . Mali sag the aids ot the vase, eb emsherdisa, •01 rho asp en aimed with the lih• eldiaL ea lbra *Meg ohs Ira tretsislik eves ary The Jlehatere tar Diatie (toddles), dr 71a th Nib te• ltsiakeemst (Paha Sepal), the Ow ners ris to asks Maw Diemilms), prolessiseals sell thews elm Oar fessam Nshe be @shed. is Yr massig el • pear I fesseere / Ali *is Is ea Imperles• prve et dr ftimads re of eve days. not ees pkese Thth Oreeelearz. whir nefoises, v_ish taansformotossioril ties ass dr is pia's' d Memo. 1.71 us es zt ma stab to mg what lIL Una on plans V sash a sosmaar as le Wag forward mai M IA& s wey hop washer d Itiorks. Each bJy beam lamodf at mall sad as 11111. so poullia Of Gams thee aro a =sr,. sol of dr is dot us M.W. Whoa Mr of dr Oman ho• Dot taw* la las ~la, kr sorb eat owl biros thew Ehtn trot lie Amorists, inalissa *Okla abaft. the DWI& Nei n shoos, the adossitlir lathe show% oar *wry tats Wit on show (it thassuls) Ilms Paris asslise Itsas (soma,* Ye wow show. What sap of those *sok of orlish Illirataro oily the pesseal f ttoth. 'Wept that it Is pinld to we than pow yams wawa so*otod to this lathdass dotaamsat. It in wiry ins that them vapookloalli IMO highly Ilmasobto to the Moil wale." Thu Maws is arse, bat it Win the Mini —Loan front Atria. THE CHAPEL ROYAL or 87. OZOIGE, WINDSOR. --111 ' Chalks Irma& Oa tec list of Am.. with his mast walk Villiegagod et SL Georges Chapel, Wisdom, es Wiley es h« 1e dr her, tweed, sad other hiatiptia of Ye Mimi the of Portafal over his situluiseted tad& of the nag treble eider of the Garter. Thee wee she pined et do bask or the stall a ham -, ea width le do oar el hie lifeleety, esnewailedb the (knelt s. rase* a Heal sett tkal Awl y w 4 the ors latmelpilete : "De tree-heat, e- V., R treeremnett atessayee, Mr* aide Neer! te tlitervet Dee de OM, Ctevither du od adds tribe de la Jarman. blepetuE dee vin k: iirtedsilathee hum patentee dates du Lukas par de JahA LVIII." Th. Comet has barn particularly notices;. from V sad termer of the Cryval Uses ter the past hes Law emelag the pwitiiett eleseitem of the slue. foam argodepir* of eitecamaisel isduriegb is quail hears% eheerra kw the lop of au et the Water Teem Irethhart esail ateeed the farourtas eircuseteacee wader tehkh their eheirrattens wore nutle t sad ahoald UM' primal deroatahle t mola eontheau y fir~ mycelia( ad amallrois rakalittkosa 111111 m THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1858. DICLINB OP RAILWAY PROPERTY, Mom the Spectator.) The state of railway property is exciting great interest 011 MOM o :4 ereedlogly depredated .peel; sad the tamest le bit sot rely by the unkaoky== i the •• cresol ebaroholdero," bet by the prim a who, should the downward progress be contired, matt tops to sear se wallas the poor ordinary. and by the pulls, who know well argh, hoes old turnpike ea mer that bankrupt roarer maks indiflerest travelling pri . And if the slew coach roads created anxiety to the travelling public, how nada coon inters must the anxiety be on the feat railroads, were a s•l2t•k•Oi flee minutes or a worn-out rail may make some score or two of human beings deviate from the Journey to the next town into the journey to the next world. It le not that railweys are at preeent bankrupt in any mime. One of the moat important has this year declared no bat its books do show some prat , ' ; sad we have doubt whether its affairs are really is so semenel a Mike as thee. of some other companies that are eshiliting begirt dividisis But should the of the is lbw yews go say farther, we meet begin to meson ester bees, era peer esea proilta decline; while mays word aremerily be erring themselves to mein the aeseeste "pieseest" by manage ; end that too, we meet reseember, while the jeer aey from one pros b• 12•0111• F Is ast always wader the care of say or array. The snidest has hem renewed is a very comprehensive rams, by deer she rho aresial interest is railway sake. The Amboy lewd hes sew riot the geseral stab el slimy preperte ; those he doubt ben the weserwisties Is she letter antsmas, it ad dews the wiser subesgently le the awl of nit hewer, we wee neer of 6.1 pr ere. ea the bermsd agar, a limb mere thee 3 per ear no the terry walla Mr. leis Oersted has premed ee db. beads imaisseisa of the arenas of the aisle eseasseed rib the rerepsils, she bible at whisk w rs = Nebel la the Mews es Friday last ; led hi • are pies we haft aresiell her that table is eerie, with a vary digit altarks esker the had of "ar dor,' la 11/illr 111 11• I• the peer el rat.* It mell to see ham that resat that the calls of traffic reselple tekelpitei swelled Ms bees 3.96 whims the Mb sepals dulled no sesy paid up capital Is bet LW. New Owe as, its meet be stest always et the evesisy ; *ay hose the begot ems std eituaties ; =loldlssaseget sessoper., lee*, member of mei pollen= who hers male their way tote die deb wren Merreheier yeasser in this rear tery megese, Oak sake wpm to row a general sad a eery dries. It le tree the err ef the masher Wait • err sere aweerabie rpest *ea ethers the smeller la Me list, rue b whisk Asia porthole'', he the amosat ddividend. whisk Is der per gat, tee canoeing/au tries Mkt 0. ANNE* way have esnathing Isle yea ihe prewar of was be. isles the shunter of the siker ; ewest esay len esseathise to de erkk it ; bat eageereasiM the awes whir peers the perm state of raisin holigegrehdy le the pest, while, set theodwr bawl, the mew mat } peers thus. Is aim to mew my el and to berg to Pull airre. m closee Is se two be go tote &stews Ames to mew 10 the actual oesiMss of Wh ew prepery. It may bi aka la gamer tams if not are - ereernesly than it wet is mein tome yet be more balleMpbly. Is the diet pleas these who eadircek to arrest railways, deeply kopreemel with duns shish would be bereght to the , mi szi tai lvab E posit whisk waif be realised by we maziose mottle • esevespeading degree warms I =Z the almost hors _poswfal and smellistel tweed twat thew. Keay beivenswe lemestseiZ 112 pesperty be Were', sews twit sieseisie at the =I pada.. and esersem prior was model he hell; eswillime h er Mined es missy empeales to iris the emir 11.11 this or to that ether pees of bed ; sad theme the sae lien et oath, was imissely oeric•tored. As sees, howstry, u the spies ef ester• prise bacons easseisfal another seer of wads ar tame WNW& The wey et hips empesies awl bars depth draws weed the ease If • msaegr as. was me Ws be the wawa buollon to be red ham she epees- • Mks rem ihr the *Map which may be Apt cat of ; sad bare erns power • ease suoh es hes Wier if err bra ppasibd foe th a s i gorennity to webs baits the pocket. Mr persist white eseli be food wail be Ads sere nation dudes the gnat leer, whim ma Mt many sir govws--witew stability wall sot der a essessul le babied—et pit of mere than Si per oast. Is Ws miss awe pessewo passeestag pear marry powers, ad lownes Is he e.sastiis waft • pro. party tenured nailisnwandolkinidas bad, segraw ing aid, cash, nenary. The assistance wss pie fee • sad many arm MIMI= la the Meese of Charm has 'bees the some he essiebbi issi-oses. Weft% m a. ez fa y rou =n sary aes, eye shareho Initiator we s ales, at the a ber seese, se at the lders, who fa Owe asp scarcely understood their reel position. best use of mosey were raised ; the progress of railway onnairoctloa and WIG inwesssi seseyyser ; tried Mom! to the our =ll the ha as week sad dew, eke we now know el the. err, that imam see as writ be relletted sessally. AU the freenite ealeistres have bees were thes realised by ale dew ; hat reilway property =i; eniflll with the SINIONINIstod coat of buil* of wigs b uff ing = ..slisMizsedialitl; bbery and . the Sr few pare the et peel se be returned Its solleery sherabolder hr her grednally deollarg, hissessek net ma the preilausee Illere sr sow threired. Within the very blest yews, as we have ems. the ANON hr gene further; bet we pi rat el the sherd oessessies of the actual wise of the sew from the swat el the sloe metropolitan railways. Has, we gad that be ray bs measured by the total unmet cf aphid raid , ril, 114,000,0001 : ; whisk wse robed the Osilthey — i Pelheers Leh 38,798,400 In these ale newer des terMe_ pethble bath bees 4,428.0001, Ws week* mem% 1.1111/19111. Oa a.* working, there're, the rail irs lee ethrethey Flews= • bat they lam wader the Mime bathes eatethed upei them by dm awry el their eedida. Meth b ram bur den which hal lola beeleht mem Om by the mew el their admialairailso. Mey the the the elelthe lf pesiose. Oa OS be netted by the begs efet seiet e est et seem ethers aka It le the ehleet pnistketh ma care the ayeeMbere et saw ethepehe.. The thud ma bath base le meth eine the shims et CZ: we 0111V111618; ad w 11••• kanwity aue heirthe eWt nabs , peethels shawl Moshe* bet et OS Ma math er at the they tine when the empeey the to the world the MOM Oi it. 11•11111111111111NOIL railway maritime et the iteregere thereol, who repismat millions saran who enjoy Mum of thonaimde who almost fray Ibeerehee the melees et the property which they me appolthei b sishilop z wiko loot upon mat attheheard si le sone Ile the Oemeona, hav r e become iodated with inter be etthittait7 or bemusee to that of :to Sbeh agmerie, scarcely with • metaphor, con dismal OW a ; and we have already witnessed the was *lit Mee elerlad on, the Invasions with mild& SSW WIM= bit me other's territory ; wars and Invedene toils Nub. be Seel who were attacked, but almost as Weillge - 11. Ile victorious raellent. Who have before ear ere Ile eame IS two railway olden who have &imbed** gm Me ere ether% tenants., with a eon- Womble imam to rt Ism of Oak ap ital somast while le is resets le Moe IhA k elter ven t thew &vile nothing sew than Qs Mills hese bets divided Worm thaw without lime espeniee Gni Mali story Imps= ; mad the nue priesble applies to llt• wide Wawa, me of Inglaed. Ts shore, the mama lea hem acted like the young heir who aim'e It-it the " been he can sleep ber m, ; sad lige hoe themieee with an debt of oat Wet peepells =oft thee el the al debt. Take the awed 118 Mee eleld or& iry capitol of 1.810 mom lam &Jollied nem= ire The Mal of or Mosey wing be i n s stimated ni mouth* =dr 178,81118,4% o f capital sewed by prollermese dem% bra. to., te shoat 135,000= el Mao comporleme af apfille IBM remarkable. The Nabs, Lard melmaine dee deprodedua ridgy propsety, Meted by the decline of dividenda, to repriemat me, sesely the amount of stock ahargeable with • bed w ri tes. Now there ma be no daabt that if the asitimml ' debt Erie so large as approach tour& equalling UN Week• ot the country, we silesseld very mom bar pgerisss for " epougleg and we timid yeti INS saw to hoar such praralsse limes sher woad he treed. It I. tower, therein% Se Lek the deb of 41111 In the Ihee. The program of eellentee Whieto, Z mot of pelt sad Icies, mud he mainied. We met an,. the mint ewe et those who bele asked hie thew reckless ere must peenoi Owe mite bey In, Mt at • ban reetinuieti that rim sort of gambling which bee heel_ paned relit Ike tens of edrainietration. It la itet belied ellepere nail to to probate the idea of I U to wad misamme, Ise Ile way wildest have hoe and area eenniedel ape% Them bee ben Sat glace the seeds teals dies set nuke such Itswietene Mose on the geode' oyes It, it Eight be given vp. Inlaid et Cleo *Wog gip its *NOM eedieery /55,414,725 „ Peeleenee „ Deboinete, been Ike. Total £114,746,110 I.IVINVB Trails resuipt• £4,428,686 Work ampere 1.998,017 listie no. el werkteo ripener Total reed& Total` alai. prom doled eopenithoe 2.296.228 ao o 6 Teed dims' - oe -- loTt;iii - sts ' tT - gu - - use " — ioad abeam Amdahl" for dividends 1,069,614 Divided thdivad 1,006,130 Ammo dividasid Bido par cad. of praineec• shwa, louts, Ito , to &theory "'pita! de p tl e t auk of trade rocoipto to c peal as -9.95 Bette per oust. of ladle& 011 Wall, preferrees, &a., pit coot. 34Zr mot. of MprAts to mbar, paid sip I'o7 goods traffic of her railways—the very thing tor whi c h nil ways were ooestratted, and which has only began to be de veloped by*, rest recent experiewee al ndlwaye l No ; it Is evident that two gime were havirpreeldrad over this waste of newsy property and Teresa*. The first error was the reckless method of camenemieg the property, the second hue beta the total genes of a/gibing like 'aiding principle in the adminletrationet the werldag. Here the mos ambl tions are fel- Wired by the same pitch end toss treatment of roller people's MeV. To " fight " some other company, one railway will mimes linnet tares to an amount which will nut pay for the wide( of the trains ; while peseengere are irritated and to all kinds of dodge. to cheat the railways. A mineel to consult the tastes and wishes of the W anntedi lrlirmeglet about such a state of things that erec tion ere driven into second-clam carriage*, and the hest esansely pays. 'madams' dmrtese in one case to sainernavi by tie semmlins dampness in another— *Messer rempaily literally burning the candle at both ands ond at the riddle es well. It may be said of the rail that they are paying nearly all =Mt t a tr e lemi l r i , sad an throwing away the rest in natiard atemple beim* ewe ahoy eat of It. The day has ass be Whiny e. to to strike eats new course, and or Ms bent ; ie is, that the companies, is =al kWh. rah other, should " ar-opersts." him bar are that ars squally portinsat. It le feet ila thrbeards boson irked with • err of their flwhile th e individual umbra he,. a vary , salting Mks the sima sallisser b poserni by tbe haft prohnisnel era rl ia the nniteny. Throe a board le fraud le be aunty the ears of a mei orpendirro; booes ei l to tipt railway elmirmen, lAN Ile Name , by direct sultragss. Aram mespeties dea _yertiosi Med it is, dr andel lINIMINS 7sheadd be gestrany ahead_ .; but whet rive, arangsny wadi bar the sump sr deeinen is Abet net saassistselpieillist It sure sum* penile' that tbo subjest arid beaded, relied NO aria Parlor the bat way to adjourn It wadi be to typist a rhea COW minas, which might "raped the alines" in no her of ten Wanni rake, or wars Airy staturns of reasiente asenrepe dgba attempt aMIL the whoa of ell pI wend be le twain a simple orrels ire silk a semi elenera at the boil el 11—a Orr einerOf be von nel Indenbed to bre netted from Imes lh ;• Ms Mek be bed not Andy show* that be liabin bras peat of bakronoribilitV ; • DalhatviS th• labors and minim d tuft best not worn out the ma The aboload se reek inidligunse la drawing out • non of ardar Or the runway gran Ponape the beat rehire of a permanent eserniseftb soneldsr the bed rear of retrieving newsy Fawn weak% be Mr. Gledeione. ilatu intelltgenct. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—SEPT. 13. (Boron Mr. Communion/a lioltoyd.) IN RI BODO/UMW. This was the exaMitt;tionLWiii to the OW of Sydney Hodgkinson, a wholesale P trtioner of 30, Qaemattlthe, Upper Thaws-strut, and of No. 2, Albion-terms, Hies-strut, Peckham. - The bTliance- chest, prepared by H. C. Johnson, accountant, commencing on the 13E1 March, 1868, and ending on the 2nd August, 1888, a period of about four months, exhibited the following figures : -Dr. Creditors unsecured, 1,1231. 14s. 9d.; those holding security, 1911. 2s. Bd.; those to be paid in full, 681. 9s. 11d. ; Habitant', 6161.; profit, 81.41.84.; commission received, 161. ; statement of asks brag ear plus 13th March, 1868, 9261. 18e. Id. ; making a total of 2.8811. es. 2d.; which was amounted for in the following manner :-Cr. By debtors, good, 131. ; doubtful, MU. 17e.ftd.; bad, 791. Oa. 6d. ; property given up (8491. 14e., less paid creditors in full, 681. 9s. Ild.) 2911. 4s. led.; property in hands of Thompson, 1631. 10e.; property excepted, 201.; premiums paid on policy held by East of England office, 371. Cts. 6d. ; liabiutles 6161.; ire& expenses, 4241. 17s. ltd.; looses, 6971. 6e. house and personal ex 3421. 171. 3d. Mr. Peak (trim the office of Mr. ), for a creditor, opposed the bankrusfLtpplication to per; Mr. J. T. Mon sPrkw the . e Pock said-17@licitor for the assignees sees no ob jection to the bankrupt pawing. I, on behalf of a creditor, do ese a very great objection to his doing so, inasmuch as he has been guilty of one of the offence@ mentioned in the 266th works a the Consolidation Act, viz., that of obtaining go ods by mesas of fraud. The facts, sir, are three. The called upon the City of London Commercial Sta tionary Company, at their plan@ of business in Old Fish strut, and requested them to supply him with goods on the axprem understanding that they were to be paid for within a week, he alleging himself to be in • position to do so. Those goods have never bean paid for. Bat supposing your Honour to think that that is not a sufficient groun d for adjourning this inns( ohm die, which is what I now intend to sok you to tits. I shell ask yon to direct the bankrupt to show how his house sad persons' expenditure is made up, how he makes up hie trade expendinwe, and how he disposes of a rum of SW nwielved by him since an early date In July, and for which he has not accounted. Mr. J. T. loss, for the assignees, said we have gone through all the accounts, and us 'Misled with the correct ness of the balances. . _ Mr. Pooh — The balance sheet commences on the 13th March, 1838, and ends on 2nd August, 1858. a period of lees than !our months, during which the bankrupt's house and personal espenditore has bean 3421. 17s. 3d. Your Room will And that that if not vouched at all ; it ; while during the same period his profits bad been 231. ml ine Commiesionsr—The question is how he mates thin up. Yen had halter examine him. Mr. Peak then szenited the bankrupt, who deposed as Mows :—I woe et one time in partnership with a Mr. Roes. That partnership was dissolved on the 13th March. Mr. Peck—What money wee paid to you on retiring froze that part aarehip Bankrupt—My cash book vouches for It. Mr. Peek—Anewer the queetkm, tt you please. liwiainept—Gies se the book, and I will tell you. [lt was handed to the bankrupt .] 686/. 7s. 6d. was paid to me on the 13th Mara. Yr. Peat—That sr your capital at the time of your com roeseing badger? Baslistpt—l dosed say that it wae. Yr. Pook—Sad you airy more wits' than that ? Bankrupt—l should think so. Pook—Well, bed you any more? Basknept—Yee; deddsey. Peok—How mit bed you? Bembrele-1,1401. iota I &solved partnership, 5861. Ts. IL et i!biekyep • ii7i.:6=s:76.liii — ths Mt consist ? Three b of ecotone. Mr. whose r Bankrupt—W. Chaise Zoos. Hr. Pook—How did you dispose of times ? Bankrupt—By discord% verioua parties. Mr. Pook—Who wee they? Bankrupt—Preirestlo, Timospeon, and Foulkes. Ur. Peok—Whise did carry on busines P Basket* . I carried on tho imbues of whale& *Aker awl oommission agent. Mr. Pooh—This d the four months you carded on ofyaw budgiese "walla s year capital and only made a profit M. — Beskrupt—The becks Touch it. I appose it was so. Mr. Peok—Your hems and personal expenditure during tint lime was 3401. odd, will you tell me how.that was mode up? Bashrupt—You will dad it if you refer to the accounts. Mr. Pock—Look at them, and tall me whether Mr. Pope'. bill he 32.1.8 e. is included ? Mr. Po Mr. Sanguine Wm bill for clothes, 761. To. 3/1., loofah lies. 11: 11 =B• careful, Mr. Hodgkincon ; are you sure it is kasl BeTirapt--Yee, I tell you it is. Mr. Pock—Are you quits sure it is &alms—Yee, yes, ye. (exhibiting signs of much im kok—You moor it is included in your domestic and Ps =ap sialtur.? It r In the sialetnetti of affair.. Mr. Pock—Doss it form part of the 3404 Bankrupt—lt le la the books. Mr. Pock—How did yea speed that 3401. Bankrupt—My beaker's book will show it. Mr. Johns." the socouatant, here headed to Mr. Pooh book, which he celled • oupplsoraniary Loom:int, sad fa which he stated all the keno in the beaker', book would he Stand. Mr. Pooh wooded with his examination of the bankrupt, who stated that be had • wife and two abildree, and thres servenis. His eldest child was four years old. He we enable le state what their education coat, although that items "Crla the balance-sheet. Pool—Have you been in the habit of betting P Bankrupt—No. Mr. Pooh—Spordng Bankrupt—No. Mr. Pock—Did you go to the Metropolitan Spring Mast biLakru pt—No. Mr. Pock—l see Mr. Pope charges you V. on that moot. However, did you go to the Derby? Bankrupt —Yes. I also went to the Oaks ; for that I paid 21. Se. We made up a party. Mr. Pooh—Now, sir, on the 11th May, being the Derby day of Ws year, did you order any clothes of Mr. Sangninetti, for a Norma in livery f Bankrupt—l oannot say. Mr. Pooh—Did you have • person in limy Bankrupt—There was a man to livery. Mr. Pooh—Did you not alder the clothes for him of Mr. flangoinetti Baeluspt—Perhaps I did. Mr. Pooh—Well, did you do so? Biziknipt—l did. Mr. Posit—Did you not on that occasion have a set of doable Wars? — Bankrupt—No; I parted with that a long time sip. I made a moist of it to my present trade assignee. It was worth ahsat 201. I paid 341. or 361. • year rent for my remises in Queschithe. Mr. Posh—And yet you have put down 911. for rent. The Cosamissiouer—Ask what the rates are. Ths Beakrapt—Nothing on those premises. I had other premises that were lying on my hands in Thames-street. Mr. Pock—l see you charge yourself with discount and interest a large amount for a period of four mouths, notwith. enkag your capital. The thmthapt—My capital was an SISLIDISS capital. Mr. Pock—And so is the whole of your balance-abeet. The Bankrupt—No; some of my capital consisted of bills, ate, If hug dated, you have to get them discounted. Mr. Peek—l think, sir, after the examination your Honour has heard, you would hardly permit the bankrupt to per to day ; his anewsre have been moth unsatisfactory. The Commissioner—lf the facts stated remain as ths= they are all questions which would be more properly of at the thwOoata meeting. The Bankrupt—Ethrything is touched, your Honour. Mr. Posk—You hare the power to inquire into those quo thus men tally, it your amour pleases, at the exuatuatio• isseZt ue twithstandisig that they refer more to quellons The Commhelcser—Yes • but I do not think this a row in which the meth should aarciee that power. If you want farther thee to Investigate the sooounts, I think you should have It. Yr.Peek—Tbra I would abk your Honour to adjourn it for two 100110111. a a T. MASS to so long an adjournment. After Kew AMrs between the partied, It woa arranged that the ossiesliss waliseebaaid be adjourned until the Oslabaq at a was* ; baths& the c..rtalcate meeting should pt be Mil meg the return cf Mr. Gonlbnrn, to who.' smt the ors pssgsrly basso. Atoned sessedlosty. LIS as WILSON. The beethreft wee a&reaen of Raiding. This wee the cumeiselien wasem SCOSIESIII, prepared by Marin Hart If mew" &Mt 1,1001., and assets about 9001. • Yr. Peg mem& kr tie amigams, sad stated that the atasunte were sot Ik& La edjoureateet would thank,* he I smithery j ___• hat the wawa inn eserliogly well raided • with th e mead seeleteeee they bad WO•isei from the be awl were whiled that It was no fault of his that the esemele were sot tiled. They would therefore comsat, it tie men acquiesced, to the bankrupt's allowance being la , masa teen 21. 10e. to 31. 10e. pee week, to whisk he would ' ham been entkisd, to sooordsam with the otter reek at the Asks el emiptese. If the &meats had be.. flied is then 111/111W &Aimed to Weems the a110w5..., thialdig It derWWII 111 levees* should be kit to the (011aelburs) who had side the order originally, wed troth whose eovrt the we we. Adjeented eacertiesly. Ilt 11 lOLION. The fe lier Thosies Behaa, wee described se book seller ma/ , mai *die ha blocks, of Deas-laa, glad, al 111. avveliwlermed, Camden-tors. The baboorsbestosogilel by Messrs. Paul aad Tomer, of Celsesea-eiresS, eaumaso as the bit of July, 1867, ma d owls m the dab of Na psalms, nod of July lse , ' bsimhiss crammed au --Creosol abllasseii, di to suerity, IW. ; lkalsibia4lllW.; peas on tisaist, eis7= engraver, 3711.; surplus at commencement, 2341. Cr.. By debtors doubtful, 141. 18e. ; furhiture, realised after deductions, 1441. ; pmperty—photographic fittings, 471. • stock of jourtuds, 311. tes. ; trade espenses, as wood engraver, 411. ; ditto, as photographer, 2081. ; hoofed on trading, sa proprietor of the Photographic Journal, and photographer, 3731. ; loss on hie policy, 201.; house and personal expenses, 2811. The Photographic Journal does not appear to have reached farther than three numbers to the heeds of the bankrupt, the fourth being trued by Mr. Levy, who paid the bankrupt sixpenoe each for all back numbers, and agreed that the bankrupt should receive 1001. for his interest, if the journal proved successful. Ths trad ing account shows the following figures :—Dr. : To pur theses, &c., 3131. 18e. Bd. ; salary, &c., of editor, 1341. 124. 3 3. Cr.: By sales of Journal, 961. 17s. ; stock of 2,050 copies on hand, 611. 6e. ; by 634 copies given to editors of newspapers, &0., at ls. per copy, 261. 141.; balance being, loss 2731. 14s. 11d. Mr. Pleersoe behalf of the assignees, offered no opposition, and the bankrupt therefore pared his examination, obtain ing enlarged protection to the certificate meeting. REPORT OP THE SELECT COMMITTEE ON 84FLNGS BAND. The following report of the select committee ,appolated to hydro Sato do* seta rebate( to sayings beaks wed the spastics thereof woe delivered yesterday with the Peolkimatory Peps:— Your enninftte;heve embodied the principal points which they teinommil be the attend= of talcum in the following 1. net the kwn with b savings banks in ens United Kingdom melte to be antendsd end to to oonsolidated in one Ace. S. That ft is expedient to plan the eaperintendenoe and el Shp finds of the wrings bank. la 111 1 =1: lail id ifislane general in a °ambits emles of five =mks. L ?lot ft b dlobahlejltst this iambi— b. coarltated , al the Cherstiler of dr dzobegeor, the Governor of the Beak ef Sejlend, or la el..bs ee the Derry Governor, sled alr th emil alba pane smiled by tee crown, of wbs ete That all mama st the reerides be paid out at the MONO et leeks; that Ike ourphis tend shall be levasiall Y sea the breed carried te tM esemset eb et ift eve et WWI Niel expeller ell be illereL Tint dr perm end doer ear armlet= shell be Mud est elperdermr; dot pll.hiss be redo Ow Yr MA Win st aria Womb the assiless at the ; that Ohm don he tun" and the alselas are weft resettlei eel steed hy lie altelnese. _ _ 6. Thal re rube and veguletioas NMI* to the reosipt and proud dal ..is., sad to the worm sad Was of Meer OM r eserilise, be rind et seessiap of dr con air= ispesbilp outward for that sad au he the epprovel of the Lords peeririoaws at her Ns • Trenuery. . the onsual accounts of the ea 11111614011, containing the readpes and permeate of all inoolos, end every detail as to the rho ma reiress of stocks and other securities be. lauslaiSe the wry beaks, within the year ending on No vosaberiliafla ash year, be audited by the oommissioners of 6. hes e NAL raulh& eraerle se the reader and probers of eII awl., Awl of Wes ed parehres of rooks sad other seerbir be gemmed by re ourehoiases, and copies of the unser, gall he ihrweeded to the Lords Core rieleare el her Ifokutfe Tareary, and to the Orontes et the Bert d isead.ddia see walk of the following easer. R Tint lir annuri asesints, sustaining the reoeipts and pares= dal annies, sal wary drill ea to the earn and =sr stalk, and et saw sesidil of is the eavinp hid hdlge ark Maw d pedirmat In the erst week of Pakiway, if rilisment is sitting, and if =liars= is . ss ... t a lirs within In days mat after the list sitting at e. That asks, purslane, or exchanges of stooks or seoaritiss Mid by the cormdeska shall be made, mart as required far Ur =poses of the savings banks, end that no fandisg Nffirtgaff DM held by the commission shall in Wan be =is =haat the rectal satharity of en sot d prilament. 11. That the eaadrla 1110ald be =powered by parlia ment to Wrist • of each hada, not exceehsg ass third of the is sae easselliss Yea Ursa saw wrise rimed to be pnesirsed with Sires ; these semehir ore se an crested or portal waft as or of 12. That it is itiexpedient that any miring defielerry of the humb amid be rade the ground of Waft the prseest rate of Mmes allowed to the banks, bat es whole sabj•et of the sedustsi dasher be referred to the anateration of pedirear. 11. That any Man surplus income of the board shall 26 waled M ths =St of a guarantee fund, le art any casual rump% Imes, or d income ; bet it thee shall be se =phis rased ssek of Meow, the rata of fa kir= allows& to savior' Maki be pougaithealsly deb* _ 14. TIM the coemlidia Amnon/mew to beim rook thee peepeetis tie essmie behrpt,ead theeeWill hoed, eel reepeeties the verdpt eel mim of dispeelh, ea the shod= whined by o ....... sselet a lo aa ank ' matt lea shell .c. cis roomy Ow tie reareeee parlia ment. sad thet eellt eiv — belek obeli 0••• • title. . I& Tbst thesumetheks may appals* sea be reinbie ks the wpm audit NA begeetha = weer% esd hr due sineileece vidt wee V a ll s. no concerns amid be permitted to ammo the time a/ sa beaks =No web as have bed their rehe duly cordial. 17. Tbe mks of mry as/1w book alai be in force only after they be.* bete asetided by the barrister, to whom no he sha be payable. 19. That the reepothibility d truster be snowed in the same Imes es in the act 9 Cho. IV., e. 92. 19. net the meat el pearly and total amounts d giriz.,„„:„..Bl my be shah moat to 1304, the cetthidaleirthan;sreditlitstuaomemd tb hrebew i a de t r e eit or, jovial 1K time, the inbred on which shell he received by the ormtheithere, sad be pisoad to the depositor's socount. LOSS or THE AMERICAN BEIP MAI QUILT. In reference to this digester the captain muse the following report : " August 27.—My slip Wag ready for sea, gad lying 4' the Castle, le Gothenbarg river, employed a stsewlittat, sad tarot to tr. Aviv* 29.—Being that ales of the land (ad In the North 131 e, 11., shaped my MEM Sr the N orth Iverykkg teat es will until the Ind et &plow. leg a board la gale tram the LIM, wkli feertel berett e sway dkeeika. I tried to ere 110 Ada Is may perelble troy, bat she leboared s• bird it astegel Impossible to outlive the .to. My pm( Its at SI thee awl shat 76 miles N. 4 the Or Iskak. At 10 p.m. swish the pus" mid Mad two test of water In the well. Ordered both pump la verbfett i od is she Wad about 700 arches yes have. At 1$ u the dip vas etre& Meek by one of the beagle* squalls 1 ewe opeitased, Inks et the SIN Mier elarrested kw gad ahna terra and doable-roil basin ea WAIF. vied 8., when I heal th= gB 6 mat ei =end wee making 1.1100 gigolo per Ism westing tare neeisege. Node gam MI le essay ate ship ; posmaspes rad ewe Imelda( eta- Ikon* et the pumps. 4, e.m..—Vegall the Mat ta regtakta, awl, exhales& • tiorrad • IGO M ear lea I soesulted with the oie aga, end crew what vie beet to be dem o gad we wasialsdi le ma dew he the skimp wg vbish o zevai be the WY ghlp Ma Memo, Captain 1181014 mot far ablim Om NOM Ibs wise Isms ear evailliga be garesa neW Sakteart WOK AO slam Wind et vbidt a brew' hose LW. IS, atm, leek fatesisteg ; held • sessalkeke, gad readadad to shears the @My. 1 this beiael • of astesee, Irk • the Sir John Moore hors I. Jr ear relia At 1 p.a. pt oat oar bosky end ecemensal leaespeetki the At 6 p.m. I was reedy le kare the ship k the b= l l llllm st, whoa I randed the pops gad kind the leek led ed 4oat dm Met la bears, sad ship appeared very foggy tn the wear. I them Ish the ship in Ist. 8010 N., Ica 5.6 W. I shell el ye rammther Captain Roberts= with the wesmeel p w eYMis for savhs us tram a watery gram Thread' the ty of Clod he came to oar relief, and his woman to ear voids while on board of his ship deserves the weasel erallt." MAY'S TOINEL COXPANT.—AmoIzat of tolls for tha wsa *aim August 21, 1868 :—lfursar of passages, 13,322 ; swat, 211. 10s. 21. M4BSR2B. THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. (From the Mark-lans Exprm.) The harvest in Scotland has been considerably in tarrupted daring the past week by the fluctuations in the weather, and a more settled time is much needed in the north. The long drought, however, has made the showers very serviceable in the midland and southern counties of England, where the grass lands have much improved, and some places have secured a *second cut. Still the opportuni ties to do this have been rent. The more =favourable ad vice. respecting potatoes have made an increased demand for Indian corn for Ireland, and its value seems likely rather to increeee than otherwise. The country markets have been generally well supplied with wheat, principally new • bat =lien ha ving kept low in stock, there has mostly b een a reedy sale at full prices, and even NOY occasional improve meat for Ins qualities. As our own crop, though much In ferior to last year's, perhaps rank. the first in the world, and the last general averages show peas, including those for hog-feed, within 2d. per qr. of the price of wheat, and bee= really is. 4d. per qr. above it, the farmer may look with more conAdeace as to future priests, =Lee his farces off his stock prematurely. In Frans there is already • better feeling, and some Mamma in toe vales' of wheat, the late loge arrivals at Mantillas not hay's( prevented a rise of about Is. 6d. per qv. The decline in Edema bee given piece to some reaction. The Baltic by no urns Shwas its come to English priom and at New Yolk the for flee qualty wheat keeps it at • pria=te= market. Many provinces of It Waft Polemil are thE of complaint"; while the Danubian Prkelialities he,. pate mops, sad little left over, but qualities salt kr shipingea. I In floating cargoes there has beta a fair Malmo" tweettymine arrivals since the 3rd inst. The miss aemprfsai 9 cargoes of wheat--via. , 1 of Polish Odom, at 465. ; 4 of Galata, at 40a. to 42a.; haired with Botasetlti at 34e. ; 1 of Baptise, at 23a. ; end 2 of Seidl, at 295. 3d. and 30s. Of maim 16 or 17 cargoes were sold, at 301. 4d. to 38e. lid. ; 2of hariw, at 21s. 3d. and 245. ; and 1 of dari, at 265. 101 d. The Mos noted last weak were 101,610 qtr. of w heat, 465. 3d. per qr., against 106,841 qrs. in the oorrerpoading period 4418,57. The London averages were 4,223 qrs., at 48e. 7d. The imports of wheat and flour into the mMdpal ports of Great Britain for the week ending September 1 were 61,614 quartets. Oa Monday the wheat market in Leaden commuted on moderate supplies. The samples from Haut sad Essex during the awning were not ammo% _but buds= was very doll for all bat the best percale, which were hakes off at fully the previous rates. In foreign then wee bat a limited trade, at unaltered prices; but loafing cargoes mid freely. On Wednesday there sere 1,280 qrs. per west, with 9,860 qrs. of foreign. The samples lett over from the merlons day were then cleared, at fully the previous rate, end !nth samples west off well ; but the foreign trade, though Arm, wee slow for grease/id parcels. On Fridazoodthere wen 1,930 qrs. per toast, with 7,390 qm foreign. percale of English were then in more active request, and Wnign band room inquiry at quite the previous terms. The supply of country flour on Monday well below the usual amount, but there was a fair arrival from America. Norfolk', though not plentiful, were but a slow Ws, at the previous prices. The few paresis of fine Southern American en sale were held high, but inferior qualities were not in re ctum The prices of town-made were unchanged. Oa Wednesday there were 620 sacks meat, with 25satha and 1,980 barrels foreign. Holders of per Norfolk. then found no ia placing at Ks. per sack, which was °bathed with on Monday; wad flue foreign being acme', was Inn. n nide, the supply per meat was 1,210 Nicks, the only addition of foreign being 866 sacks. Norfolk* then ' occemionally made rather more money, and the whole trade woe fine. Low &eine barley was plentiful on Monday, but English was in abort supply. The best new malting being weros, commanded fully farmer rates, se well as sweet heavy foreign, the lower kinds being readily placed from their relat iv e cheap near. On Wednesday there were 970 qrs. per coast, with 6,920 qrs. foreign. The consumptive inquiry for sweet grinding panels of foreign continued fair ' • but dealers being is stook, were not free buyers . Friday s arrivals were 470 qrs. cometwin, and 6,310 qrs. trots abroad. The market thee was quiet, but holden were fins. The malt trade on Monday was steady, without any quotable change in the prices. Thee IMO no subsequent change, the rate. being well easteheed ea Friday. The 'apply of oat. on Meadef wee sot large, end mostly from Re as ports. The dealers hewing laid le stock of lam were met Numb in the wok* which bong left to ooneessers, the sale of Barna aims wee Mask without ease coarse non being roads to buyers. Oa Wednesday there were 130 qrs. cosetwise, with 1,800 qn. of Irish and 10,380 qrs. foreign. The Isiah, sad all sorts bat Russian, being mane, comm•wlad fall prior ; but Rigs sod Petersburg sorts were scareely so fees • ads. On Friday the additions consisted of 6,140 qrs., aschentely amigo, whim the market, though "net, woe Illy Ina he all sorts. With a boom oopply of Bashi beans on Monday than of lefty thew were seem* soyfoenga arrivals. Some sorts of English at the Liana steeds were quoted in buyers' favour, bat generally the market wee Arm. New foreign Magmas. have bens plead es high es 40e. per qr., and appear likely to have • mad, sale a. farther snivels appear. The whole simply d per on Mondey wee of home growth. The high Oars paid for dams sad ampbet prevented any farther advance, but the tendency of while hiders was up wards, Are samples &lag difficult to prows either of English or fangs. New Danish—not fine—were offering at 44. per qr.. cost end freight. Only a mall parcel of linseed arrived, and a good cargo was exported ; buyers were, therefore, compelled to pay former rates, but purchases was retained. Cakes remained a reedy eel .. The market closed with an upward look for seed. Some new barrel mod for sowing has appeared at Rigs, I not very fan The said trade morally was quiet. Buyers of white seenerdemd having bag held off, holden were offering their balks at nark less money. New canaryseed being more plintital, the article balmily roman la value, and at the close of the week might be bought et ills. per qr . Water tares were mach as previously quoted. Bapswd dull. la clover seed and trefoil but little passing. Rapeseed, hampeesd, ooriandersesd, and carrawayesed much the same invoice, with but retail demand. The ludeations of the wheat trade in the country have been unimportant, a few markets, eapeolally those held early, being rather in buyers' favour, while those held later have been against them. Better supplies have been brought for ward, but in many instant's, growers have withdrawn their samples in preference to yielding even alightly. Leeds and Selby were dull, and la. per qr. lower ; but Hal/ was arm, Spalding and Bristol be Is. per qr. higher; Gloucester, lchaster, end most other places being folly ea dear. Li verpool, on Tuesday, found a good consumptive deemed for the near qualities of wheat at Id. to 2d. per 70th. adiremes; flee Roar also improved 6d. per sock and barrel. Old eats wen arm, but new eliief. Other spring OWN was unaltered. Yellow maize advanced 6d. to Is. par AT.. clogag at 33= white at 345. to Sec 6d. per qr. Oa Friday the att. was thin, and sales slow at previous rates, the only change being a further advance in maize of 64. per qr. Spring corn ham continued steady, and full priced, sew oats excepted. In Scotland the frequent rains have been against the com pletion of the harvest. Edinburgh, with a fall market, amid a fair sale et quite as much money for wheat. At Glasgow the better sort of American wee la. per v. higher, floor being also Improved tld. to la. per seek and hirreL Oats and meal maintained their value. Bona and peas wen unaltered. _ . _ The Irish markets hams mimed arm with an up ward tendency in prices. Beftwas atDWIN though quirt, wee firm. Wit lad mid wesidlwr laving LOAF pwrilisi ha the neighbourhood of Cork, Uwe won ware nalkvosishis aocounts of potatoes. lalwiar wow wbsst via Degloded, but Ina sold at full prices, sad miss was attracting Wm tum. Bad.ooodittonod wheat was sin rather cheaper at Waterford, foreign Meg unaltered, aad tour Inn. Black oats were 2d. to 3d. per barrel wrier, lot maize advanced per barrel. FOREIGN. The Paris dour market has besa without change during the past week, 62 Minos per 169 kilos. remaining the top prim (33e. ed. per 280 lbs. English) and 611. for the tour make (334.) In wheat, growers, enoouraged by the country markets, bete shown more confidence, and were asking higher prices, via., Is. to 2s. per qr. more they a week ego, but buyers were unwilling to meet their alb= • quotations, however, ranged from 291.60 c. to 281. per liihticto. (425. 6d. per qr.), which establishes as advance of about Is. per qr. lity• sad barley matinned dull. The best black oats s ol d readily at former prioes, but other descriptions were ann. Bed oloverseed, for future delivery in good quantities. we. aerial : it was expected the priors; would be shoat 126 f. to 1301. per bale, or equal to about 625. per cwt, free on hosed. Trifolitint was still dearer, 120 f. to 1261. per bele being realised. Lomas In the South brought 1361. to 1401. per bele. The country wheat markets generally note some int proemial. Bordeassx was ann. There had been large arrivals at Marseilles; hut, with considerable orders for Spidn sad the exportation of less liberal supplies, the prices of cheat were Improved about Is. 6d. per qr. In Belgium an Improved Iselin wee springing spin CONSIB. qualm of the annuals of the French markets. At Antwerp than was only more tone lawhea but the markets in the Manioc were slightly dearer. Good French whist at Antwerp was 46e. 9d. per qr, and the mom *as riled at Tit- At Oboist old steeples wan la moist bat maw, being abundant, were rather easier. At Liege native whet, wed held at about 9d. par Ir. improvement. The Datch amounts also show a greater firmneu M the wheat trade. After a good deal of rain at Amsterdam, the market, both for wheat and rye, was slightly ha mmed. 4,000 quarters of dried Petersburg rye had he= plee,d rather more money. At Rotterdam it was otly white wheat that bad improved about Is. per qr., the top Woe b e i ng 46L Hamburg, too, has evinced more tone, 62 lbs. red whit being worth 495. 6d., 63 lbs. 61.. 6d., with some reportra sales on English account, and a demand fur rye for Germany. Danish barley, 64 lbs., 28a. 6d. ; oats, 26a, t o 27.. App. sumptive trade at Bremen supported prices. The weather hewing ruled very fine at Berlin, and arrtrais being good, some dulness in the wheat trade bad ensued; hot eventually than wu a renewal of firmness, more eopecku y in rye. The news respecting the late potatoes continued, o o the whole, favourable. Prices at Cologne were maintamea, as wall as at Dantric.. The Swiss markets incline to a slight reduction generally, Favourable weather having been experienced at Riga, it was hoped the remainder of the harvest would be gathered is fine condition. The few samples of sowing linseed appe ar * were not free from unripe seeds, though genera ll y they aen plump and full prices were not settled. At Petersburg the only moving article in grain wee cots. The new crop of wheat being abundant at Alexandria, with good stock, remaining and European advice' dis couraging, prices had given way; but bane, on th e we . Crary, being short, were dearer, Saidi west on the se c t being quoted 84 to 90 piastres per ardeb, and bona g 9 to 109 piastres per ardeb. The wheat trade at Trieste was Influenced by =farce : . able advice' from France, and had beam= quite calm at former rates. Oats were meetly. Rye quotations nomisal. A temporary pressure had operated on Piedmont= farmer., and redactsd prince at Akesandna and Genoa; bats speedy reaction was expected. At Santander little native wheat was appearing at market, and mitten wore taking floe French finalities de la Loi re at previous quotations. Spanish flour still brought 43e. ed. per English sack. At Valladolid the price of wheat was 46e. 6d.; at Palencia 46e. Prices at Algiers ware much as last quoted. Supplin being unimportant, were readily placed, both sot, a n d h ar d wheat remaining saleable at 23 1. to 24f per 100 kilos. (42e. 6d, to 445. per qr.). At Oran the quotations were similar. Now that the harvest was nearly gathered in Upper Ca. nads, a better estimate was made of the wheat crop, which in some localities has proved nearly a failure, and throughout proves below an average ; but it fortunately was the reveres with spring corn, the quantity of which was said to be abundant, and quality beyond what has been usual The late advises from New York only confirm our ophaot that the whole country, notwithstanding a generally faro= able harvest-dute, hes not an average crop, and whet the vast insane etlegeletion la taken into amount, there dots not was meek of liberal exports. Wheat and flow was gun at ; and ft is only surprising that, shut up as the fie comparatively are to the home-market, Uwe is Oct et best a tem decline. Extra round hoop Ohio Aura was worth 6d. 600. (28a. 9d. per bd.) ; own Cleuessee ed. 60c. to 74. 60e. (28e. 9d. to 31e. per Bentham testoy sad extra to Bd. 260. (34e.) Rye flour a 400. Ma ; 0010.11)11111, 4d. 760. (19a.64.) Winter rid wheat was quoted Id. 260. pe r bush. (435. per qr.); Mola • gas whits 14. Mc. (46e. 6d. • Kentucky white and &what their Id. 800. (645. 6d. pee qr.) aloe was a lies free sale, sad a easier. LORDON WRINKLY DOOM 1111SUZZL—lant. U. 'natant Dawned ?Lao& WE. hrta—Wal . 4 . 7 6 3 LIN IA Nal Beal and 3.074 116.361 Nara 2 81; Oos La n — lB I T; Traa. ..... ea. Mocha ....... 370 . 11.110 ail 0g1e5............111 I 18 nix Cloola—W L.......... bap la 1, k 4 7.107 3.7 a I I n r - 1 1 • 1. 0 T 1 8/0 LOU 1.111 al I/.7 21.221 TALLOW.—The tallow market has been quiet to-day, end prima ere again rather in favour id boyars. From St. Petersburg the market comes firm at 169 ro., August sad September. There are several vessels now near at bead. This has rendered it morn easy to boy on spot than for some Mae past, and has reduced the premium hermotas bag paid for delivery in September over the Ind three mamba We aloes to-day : spot, 495. 6d. • old, 495. 6d. ; ell dde month, 495. ; Ootober and December, Me. 64. ; 'spars*, 495. ; January and March, 495. We quote Odessa dug, 695. 6d. ; best, 495. 6d. to 495. ; &nth Americas, 495. 6d. ; Palm oil, 40s. flee. Cocoanut oil. Corbin ggs.lod o =k, M roce s. Town tallow, 615., net caab.—(F the of Messrs. Smith and Charles, dated Monday evening.) COTTON.—LITRILPOOL, SEPT. 13.—The markst has been very firm, but little cotton has been o t t7 although Moss are dearer than on Friday. The accomt la read against buyers. Sales, 18,000 • speculation 7,0f0 —3,000 Surat, at 6d. to Rd. ; 600 Egyptian, at M. le 10fd. ; 260 Bahia, at Sd. ; 160 Marsala% at Sid. to 90., 80 Perham, at Sid. ; 14,090 American. CATTLE.—Lry zuroor., Barr. 13.—The supply d test is less that' lest Monday, but larger of mattola and the for nerd rather slow far esoktat fall prima far the beet but ard mutton, bat lower for all other sorts. Beef, 4d. t, 74.; tat• toe. 6J. to 7gd. Numbers at roerkst oat* 2,887; shay, 11,962. COALS.—Lowoow, Barr. 13.—Devisoses West Urt• key, 16a. 9d.; Hamiletp Hartley, 16e. 9d.; Helyeall, 14a. 6d ; Lambert's West Hartley, 16s. 9d. ; Never& Hartley, las. •; Tanfteld Meer, 13s. 3d. ; Tanfirld Noe Batas, las. ; Ward's West Hartlay, 14s. 6d. ; Wan Taalleld, 13e. 3d. ; West Wylaca, ; Wybun. He: Walls Bed Acorn Clues, 165.; Walls P.nd Benson, 165.91; Walla End Edan, 16..; Walls End Riddell, 16s. 9d.; Walls End Wharneliile, 16s. ; Walls Bad Bak dyll's Hatton, 16.. 6d. ; Walls End Drybunt Utrw les.; Walls End Framwellgate, 16..; Wells L~ Helene, 1134. ; Walls End Lambton. 17.. 6d.; Walls lad South Helton, 17r. 9d.; Walls End Bhinslille, ; Walla End Cassop, 16s. 3d.; Walls End Haugh Hall, 101.; Walls End Hu nwiok, 14., ad.; Walls End Whiten* les. 341. ; Walls End South Durham, 16e.; Nlma's Mer thyr, 214.-3hiye at market, 63; sold, 49. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mlles Ps. - Mar- Tcll, Tcal. 111111WATL open. sorra altaalla. LIN. la Irak maw Aitist 21. 4 Owl Taut of Oar& .. VA UV LOA 7.4.4 'A Welt aim Mime It Darallaril Maim 1.171 /13 173 1,64 lAN OWink W --- Seale sad . = . IQ 173 1/9 I.lrl u ll tilt Walses et_ Men . - IN LOW 1054 LW Week sailei S. Nada Amelia Plrobli. - - m MI Woe aillis llopesster IL Liska, Ildskassond sera esio i i , i6i 7.77. ..--.. 1141 16,e0 s 401 le 304 11.171, '-**" • • i tli •- .- ON KI I SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. C•BI3ALTY. Losartma Cake, Captain Ott., tom Croastadt to Lirerp3M, taliow, hemp, &a, was stranded sear Aspos on the Sth Segassitaii the is not demesed, ..d, It le lope. say be got off.—Wyterg. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. A. &Thompson (WO, from I.4atlea tar Ito Maws% tedayr. A* Lt be 11.3110...10A. us, W. Alba (4elo, 114e4. 7.1. A. WV N.. Is. 10.14 W. Dalsreso (bergs.). Imo Las lee Llvorpool, A days. at i•e• SA Ist. LS WO a 44 W. *Award Bovotoed I**). Sept. I, let 49.3 e N. low. 17.14 W. Mews (M 44144). leow rogapce• tar Urepool, 114 dere, **AAA 77.40 1%2$ W. ENT Lan Wilms. Ins Leedom f Caked*. 11 day., Auth 114 16 11.14 N.. too. Al.* W. Umberto (WA). tree Uvulae( for New Took, Aug. V, ointment CRYSTAL PALM th% Blluxixo MoatbAy, flary. 13.—Ashatraisse ea parres. 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