The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-20 00:00:00

THE BRITISE ASSOCIATION AT IJIIIIIIIN. ABIRDEEN, !krt. 17. TM sectional rasetinp Were trod to-day at 11 ifticds. theme I.—einem/I. liersees. Pitt tiewat—Dr. neyier, A ',pert by Prelim" ea "The Chemical Chi rerun of the Pitetepsphie Imes we rest The v . = masa la • heed style the parte vbia vetiver pie, termer prigang Osier *NM Two other sesseerweiese egad le swareir, wee Ash— • • Diverbilia el • Tbelegeigh d setae Samtwars, by Ds Cilidele•A GM labl• Stem or two PirwrCherslrel leyertzesS M. 11114yee ge S. Vicar, .eta • erilesties el Is tiro sof, awl colossi by iserelle iris. Red There. issfhic Isa"Pift7 Afbf 'nes IRWIN opecdiuMil INON by the elwebA s the ligke which plarstegby empir it Ihr•tro sapielaig • • sew =thee grees g erisi gar ty were of asysitteled sees ES ray hydro-ease invested by NX. Ism& This sew preemie le saki est whites the ow el reel. het with Se se et ems mime emir um each se ter. The web le se reessieleg SA • sate thee et tbroeSens pews self be ehle te light the dty el Aierdirs. eel the prise is sailarebk asps Ors r. The Is friary see. Tlie FLOM= 1111•1691 thei lib weft swill set Ist Sisk the Able for the te•Sle be Whims la brktgbg rna serge emunkieles. see 6r Ss able whiskh. bed emphird thies—ehewhig SS the theeigslibet eater the la roses" wee es slie le es. piers mealy se he wee Is slag : (Memo Szcivos C.L - Ossi.o•T' Ur. liax•T C, Roma nod the IWO `Ws foollai so -d.., Da " Tao Olgla of tbo Cam d Plvaatti Lisoorroo: kr. D. Noy, EGA, gm aka report oa the • olionilia bo Upper Warier of fashossaosow, is tome of Ow Ata.l.utif• mat So _ Sir R. Mt stews' mid Mr. Pep bed tie sok stir bedsides Mr. Stlsses's dissesstise le Ste BM* aerie. tits et its Glassew suede& sod be Oa More ) timed um Issees NMI arvielr &mho of Mr. Slimes's Ileseswire le mad be ser =weld le tbe tbst es peal M ewe le Mr. lea. (Appimass) vrtarsea saw izi-lwairr. Nam. eta TwV•6II•T LOW no wino et do &KWh, Ost *on dot Qom to ode Or oil dogs goallosom la Ws oiskbourbood, to al no inn at w doolooo, tai Is the sisters of Oa Oarad Camiamor, ma lavas*. la braak hia it Bahavrel as Iluiralohat say Yea balms lip bows at II dad e. TM Istridoilos orood ban boa Monied oda bolo bat be the lactallaimus daboaaa Nr. D. Nut arm gave a Irkt sail sada of altb. arm bond boos Wm no *Wow of &oleo& Ho oakibited aspolon, sod blo Nano at ponds( It to do Rdistondi Bon novatork a wok pLoo so do Ili .bract ot lbo mono% ts on 11 Dr. Aadonos, Mr. WAIN sad Pushup., LL orn ton owl. TM MIL Dr. Lo•G or to rod a mow co " Rotondo' et PontLtbn," 01 olaeb Au R. MILICkiIIOS oproond kdm ▪ iV. 8 browns nod a now to eon dabos sod tryto tom nt Nob, sod Irma do Lora Old itod dloodnot of The soosolotag ppm 11;1 is thio 'Kelton were Av. Y. Livo.-0‘ tM Alictkes of Polarised Light to. lottod Goo oad tritoastfloil K.— b, this Oaks. Picitomot DAntotoy. 7.111.0 s portals Volooodo Rocha Y 'Welt oppoottlolmo Impusookisitol to oto atotopWs - Itargawaa.-0a adds Pladaumma idandand IS Tahoe Ittepticao sad lasalgrolan la dim add J Now.. 0 our rad dialpases.—Os &al xdaldu. d C. dime;, *.13.3.-00 Dembiepede, sad ea the deeelor oast e• the Moe is Treebeeddle. U.. East, 1.0.8.—0 s tae Gegen of Lower Egypt. Seems 2.--01011SAMIT BIHYOLOOT. Os Ai. eath.a o , Ceiesel Jett ext.storttl e tell p prepared by blax. the feetswee ct the Wahl, where the We domes,' la Mae pet pleat, who the polities slur twelve re eve fermi, the aperksa that attempted le Wet the th tr. itti•s - liowattto aid bs oleened win regret tint n sans st..l corterreadenee this One wee celled the Penn No Cklanne would knew It by that assns. Pelhe wens ehoply the nee Is the awn—my giver to the north of the Lis] wtute you way than be. The real ease is Tsle-ito. hos —that 1., ne river of Tiarsia. he worm like tons the a xr %pones* and naps Ceneeted ou tai pout. )Is. IIIUV %.1 reed a peen es "TM Rusin TM* 111 CI t.ttsl Aria." Hepelased eat the extent of this ire's atlas to ymrtases to Innis of Inking after the de a.l.4 f ..o...mdease, kr. . . _ fa. Ju.i a BoWaIND sell, OS Ills pew hal partly refo rmats to • watery well which be had beau meocated for fan or ahem yews, he would make an observation or two vs the Root= trade with China. That Wale is sow stout to on le ripe • great &sage. It has S writhed as tar se say Moyle elm ft Jutish alder the baneful indents of tconop , ly. Whether from erommereial, political, or other elective. he ttut tot bee., but la view of thereat prnmeetire shame d to. It fe pothers not undneiral le that the Bri ro.r,bet t should aetkipate the elms of thiajo which le c- . .mitg on is commonwealths late treaties which flume km mate with Chloe. It should be made known that Ramie, toete.erly haring • ameopoly of tbJ Inked trade with Chloe, woe no* permitted to carry on commerce with what we r e ruled the ffea linty poets opeued to British trade by Sr R. P.m:Mate. Their trade ems confined to • Me& io the autth.weetera part of Chins, and the whole of thou trade woe in the beads of certain snoop Aialo, auto etj red aptv.al privileges from the Russian government— ancrummly to the prejudice of the Chinese pe +le. It was Miperunt to remnk that be (Sir Joke) led found that Re.- as manufactures bad made their way peculiarly Is Claus—there were many towns In which he did not thud any English woolens, la which he tun] there was • cennderable We for the woollens of !luxury. Now, we know that the cost of woollens is Blum., to much greeter thaa in Central Europe—Runts i.- vita, tlatiee, soce of them very elevated. How, then, Is the obred pro.loaed I' By an extraordinary alma of the Rueelas Loileror, who absolutely probibitel the sale el Rotarian go de I , r Chinese money, or the petrelmes of Chinese treats 'to elver, the only ilbetranioat of exams. Is China. Thus the whole trade was tarried oat by • system of tarter. Therefore, all the mooopollet had to teas cared wee to get ea or.„lsaotiA price for goods hetrodoentl by this Irt• verlawl et:mutual:ration. Rusts (orator prutected Moult( by the prottibilkin of ciborium' goods from Chia& 11.a.Lciene tea ea. absolutely prohibited in Riede. It had ten its el !C it the tea drunk In Raeria to much VOW ior to orb se we Not n F.r gi tad—the efotple feet, however, being, the' tho Itoenime pay about treble for tea is CPU, that the British pay. Tee which could be bought Is England for about 7e. or Ss. • tunnel wee stanlotely sell ing in Rtim.a fur IS., to Sle. • poond. That them Clete might excite the attention of his Im perial kln'inAty, sad Woo them the question whiott has be a ohea rocioed in Rawata—naraely, that tea conveyed see of the qualities that recommend it, wlrle or, , Don• n,cemarily lona some of its qualm's, he (Sit J.htn) tie a reitgestion some years ago of tele cha racter—that • pitrcluwe should be mode be the locally which g rusluese tbi. enstleat tea, that half of it should be sent orarlud ttrutglt the mosopollete, giving them ell the silent taws they poses from monopo ye, and that the other bolt should I e eaglet by British shops, Dy which the molts aa to the "Cos the difirsat modes *said be irtsblieleed— ah,st the t , • erste which is brought by ors earl by lead, mud what the puled la which the tea can ha delleewed after geisg from port to port, and what the time occwolort l the ears, Ina Culla/P. sad thinlly, is Rue tr ttat to lowa earthing of ha excoltent sanitary qualm by conveyance by sea. He bliserci that the moult would bare bees th.t the tau lase neihisx of its mullet quslitise, bat that the delay, sa koomoor delay of load ouvele a, would he r zi s ested, sad that the Amebas rmsnmer would ban Me of driskintt tea tor about • third of the peesest teaL la the.. were Escialt tvotet• depowed to deliver Me les Is Rusts at 7a. err Se. • point The Rualane, wick admirable enmity, me miss the akewrsts which have bees pemeared to them In Cholas wish a foresight sad anticipates of fa re kesent• of .hid Lye sad.by there weal/ be men the development. Re promatiag rely the tinware, of peace, they have obt•ined vie poesresiase in Chimes Tartary, mid the time M at heal Is which they will have to anticiiate the new positios of Ruse's. Rat. i eat precant is excluded from the Atlantic and the I'v ty Derdesellss and the Bosphorus. Ills lesseesiLle that Roadie as make ler way there sakes in smieehlt term. with Prussia sod the maritime power.. fitcroo F —llconotric SCIENCE ••D SltTtoriCS . Is Ate saa!ea TtloweoN, of roadway, read en isterestlag pspur ea "The ladostriel sod Feedfag &hods of Abeeesee." He Vved IM tlitory of Ibis Abridges Muds. Thew are sow bur ravioli., each (with eargeletto) Irvin yoneiwo of adz owls, tiortineitted, sad Me otbselmeo Wog wow Is. 350 to 100 wale eel female 'cholera. TM kora; of ths el drop se. the wry lay-wese of the system. Tows 1W twee • vaduel radoctlow jovedie somata's/rats la pews —new ta, trio fifty to ate la the wow of etiolt l paw. u s dawroarod the MOW eyetew, rod ra ted .hworrely to Ow value of the family what , n what/ W toss halt ay Is. caesarian with the seismic' with good risers. Tbo her very well rholva, aa4 woo rollogipod ty 'So wklocharsoo , ood shah we.Moreed to L. omit r, lobo sos also reoc•oe,tl r o post tr coorriloatbs. Vs. slow. Cott rt.oN F.6./1,, rood • Impor Os the ofhcis of th istl:to of Sr phloem mutat* whirl toured VI. &Loom/ of Amorics" Jlr, Croolord shield is AO latereetly Wallbef It* moths of gold shire hod Levi &- flood from the movoisi errs et thrash prise% esseperlai at woo is. Megrims void is pis pan owl at pawl Let eel 4. es kiss d ingsherho end lisholtoid shoiro halt lovb Wood oats. how, Lava noNItAnLS &mils • Ilsw Maly won* Istraiond Mr. Ilave.sr, M.A., P.M d TAM ) ti, Cambridge, • Irma, "mimeo' alai Mama =ea the r 4( stye If bas was W lailmaNd Ids &die el raving s ••••••• the mill ISNISISkig is les of Its asw /NH," Mr. Frwasajbas, vla •!n_ /pai eats] ar .say, d. p .61.1 ;spiv. The paw was irriri~ by • hig. Alarms m v.olskal ishromidas, tbseibstally ••• afoul, arrow I, as t *Ostia, • phis sermistast• with p1,t11..1 ISEMINNIa. Mr. rowel it vas Ise* egyismird, sad WWI lamidmaraisd Iry dr adds dritris. TilE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 20. 1859. PftoS.llll.3 SATCRS AND El TLNT UP CLA JAPAN. The following Is the concluding portion of rho able and istsessehig paper mad by Mr. Lemma o.iphont on Japan la the Oirsgrapideal Cain is Friday:—From t h e little we haw of the latersal reseneces ag lapis, it is probable whet we shell Gad • more pmetable source of trade la its misers] than Its vegetable production, unless we hem been tot i‘ly misinformed. Them form, r are of vast *Meat and great value. We know that the peincipal profits of the Portuguese enders wars derived from M eexport of p l ied silver. Bo lucrative wee it that Kiiiipfer remarks. • tis believed that, had the Portuguese enjoyed the trade el Japaa but twenty years longer, upon the same fonts* as thy did for some time inch nches would have been treas. pere:d eat of this Ophir to Macao, and there would have tree welch iknty and Sow of evil and silver in that tows, ' es 61=1 Writs mention there was at Jerusalem the time, of !Noma." At • later period, the Dutch canied on this PPM, thine I. PO great an sweat that a native political ext. main, entitles la 17N es the subject, computer the annual mg ortatios of gold st Meat 160,000 notions*, se that la Ma ' yens the empire we Imbed of 1,600,000 eobsepore about two Mtlione and a half Cr ntag. The gold It hind ia VITiOO4 Mendes. That peel hem Bodo bee the room Mks el beimg the ,linnet, end U im noted that the ere vill yieht ken sae Is tee es. ofd ies need per 11 lb. The mime slumis Omega me skeetmed wi he be rept* the ooppr me nine Wag heongsath Th e ere - inn Ineune peas hen 4 to 6 oz. per I lb. These ton the primioel Men. held duet le found is memo at the 81101111111. iimpendemhst, am is coldest hem the law WI n=4l it hr seammatal proem Fora imp ;oriel the Dutch Plllll.lll at Hip eeki Qs escheats hr their starceasdfae) Japes mom Tien however, as well as the sale of gold, hes bees Aimd he may The governmeat allows so mere cooper ee he sew thee is abeelmely he frine die b I • lawersatiwiy end. It vfli is for as user Is beds, nen tally ese et the sees ineetist elms* Is the wed* of this von mph*. Do the nand, etembled, geld mad Mow odes het be mooned ten taps. bet sot me carp; the exportation et now eels, es well as topper be bees, is prohibited, bet the' geeawemwetmope le sell from time es Mae, at rib* amide% est nepom quantity et mow AM may be= lend. Ins donde h vahm prim et Iqsa, the n of wide\ see astemino wished. mesh woe so at menet this then el sipper; Meng d artkke of entrap of their ens easeireollem the ern mart be of amnion polity.. hominess of wrought bee t net sad blister meal, have been ematimil Mel vary wtWery MOUS. The wrought Ina ' setually imanserei, awl In small dot Mrs varying from 12 1 Se 1/0 lb. emele. This h peehab so be ettreeded to a nut of complattisery her he ben, eed lie Wag Weer wiled The mend of Malin awes& were sew posed wL "Pe n i r s. pronend et Toile wee ef sheirehis sad panty. I ham shankeliniel le the heel ohm= min to the bland of Kias—esa of this le Shunt nay sena mile' tram Nepal& They mos s govermiontmoopelp. Hitherto the twat brought h. Wm shoe the eying of trade , 1 Nsistaki bee been mien seal, sod fornesqweaUy belerior la quality ; kis deserlied se awao. It bone Aft, lesvieg I easenenneaah, toed fe wry light. There can be Side doubt tint pod coal is is he had In the Wand, whim the mime begin le be pep* wished. By the treaty eI Talk, cads, n en leak zed ha me he he exported, et a detyed it per art. a lr u metable oreliedese of /apse, which are meet probably to biome ankles of onneene, emepher, veer , table tallow rim, wheat, drugs, Nagy.., mesereed, 141 Among ruminfectand articles we nay steatiss Ifielpiff WO sad p.reelois, bat It I. almost impossible at thie early stage ' of out cennamaisi relation@ to _redid MM. their slime tar orixtent It would be wel/ to rerawabie list, Wile we have achieved • great remelt in this epodes be the world this prosperous sod happy we bare else Iseurrsd mime obligation emewl an bawd not to take advisees@ .1 ON gpareste sad lees pennon is their &Map with weals. Wier. We era rely hop. se commend our clot/Meth= to them by aisisstram tag • high morel standard, both in our ce.mmerdal and poli tical !stereos/se. (Cheered They are auftletenUy enlightened es lappet:daft • policy influenced by higher oossideratlons the those landed fa the accumnlation of wealth. tinhes we follow week • policy, it is not too much to predict that we shell is. alike their confidence and respect, and Involve eereeivee is ecatplications dal eetrons to our corunierm sad Muni/table to our satinet character. Of all the nations of the HAM, the Japans. ate the most trusoeptlble to ciellieieg hiIIIASCON and I quote the words of an moment Chinese end lepeases seltalsr la saying that, in one rev, et, they are far la edemas of their oneartit neighbour the Chinese, in that tbalr meshes le directed to obtain a knowledge of other watiosa. flair owe effuets in this way will lons their grams* amarity. Their soldiers can formed the body guard of the Ybsir of ham, their consuls (mos examined Spaaish ships in !Merano, heir sailors once took a Dutch Gommr out of his house in Former, and carried him pi mem to their rulers., their Prisms mei mat an embassy to the Pope, their Emperor owes defied the vengeance of Ponia rd by meanies tee ambassadors. Tb. knowledge of these historical mars remains among them. We may reasonably hope f .r • great preponderance of good results from as exten sion of no Intercoms. which has recommenced so peacefully. Let us indulge the expectation that the lead of the Ming sun may not cooly sooa be fitted fur taking bee place among notion,, but al.o among Christian nations, and MA all the tannutiona, sad liberty, and purity, of the beat of time nations. (Loud applause.) ILat o Inttiltstrta. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-Barr. 19. (Bake* Mr. Deputy Commadakeit Dowse.) IN II 030101 WIN CIIIVITON. 27:11 CAWS OF This ilscialat, a youag mac of 'IA, wee oppmed by Mr. Bergood, Is, Mr. Ming, proprietor of the Brunswick Hotel, Liverpool ; and eupported by Mr. Reed. A creditor, maid Hughes, appeared in person ; and Mr. Way was for the in solvent's mother, Mrs. Churton. The cue disclosed soar remarkable lectern. The land. vent, who is respectably computed, bad been In the Aloe of • colonial broker, and whoa very young entered into part nership with • One named Cowed, as " general merchants," la Peachurelt-strest. Ha wee in business seven month, and span _1,7001., which be obtained from his mother under his kitbar's will. He bad got rid of 1,1601,, which he had re tuned Man his oadmr, sod about May OT June, 1868, had rseshad • dad wee of MM. The insolvent had resided fa Lhwepsel and Ludas, sad bed contracted debts. He bad been aro i eat el beds., residing with his =am, who lived art Waukesha The complaint of Mr. Klag vas, OM Is Apt last peer the ineolvent, whom be bare is be eel easee Ids hotel with • feataki rad repareeted bar at kit The laselwat in about s wash went away le seeds sous fa pestelat basher about the nie of ions property, sad W wilts wu left trwsede the sad of Illy. Me Mrtra d 62l. Bs., sad whits hod Mem paid. Mr. Ming, who was mensal at man isagil, add be wrote to the W oolliest at Warriegtoe, and TOTTIOTI ISOM Inn reed in which the lasolvsat alluded is " Mrs. Charms," and wished him to take care ot bar. Hs wad our to Warrington, sod sand Ms Useless; whom L found entoklag • sheet pipe, whelks tits lay at his bows was his wile, and he asanrW bits she was, sad that be did sot wish his tunny to know it. The issoluat Mtn , sad gave Mai a MIL Whig bier tbat be= =to of, sad Its beloved be had Area Ida state- Mr. Ming add this Having • pier • Me way oat ot turn, be took Mrs. Charism, ribs sappand to. ww, into his beady. On one aeassion, when she get tipsy, she told sae of his servant' that she was not Mrs. Churton. He t0... , k bar beak to the hotel, sad on the following • be nude be. @upended with what he had beard, and she witted the hot. He eat his versant upstairs for her bonnet sad shawl, se he would not suitor her to go aplomb,. She cried, ate *eked toe • staling, which he gave har. Mr. Ming drained that he had believed the was hfre. Murton until the die. isaysyy was made. Whea the insolveet Bret came to Mebane, be dild he woe just marled, and se be bad tome mosey to sped wished to "give bits • tarn." His impression was that the lesolvant told him he was on his "wedding tour." It appeared that the insolvent soma months ego applied to &la court under the Protection Act, alleging that his debta were ender 3001. The petition was dismissed, as he wee • trader homing 3001., and he wee aerated lamsedinny sferwerds. Is his exandasLon in chief be stated that he had " picked ago the Amu& at the TiOilo2, but ha admitted that he bed avid with her at Markham-square, Choler, sad in lieu Yark-ecad. He went to Liverpool with his mother, and met H. Made by accident. He bed not sees her sins abe bed raft the hotel. He had represented hoz la his wile, but sot that be was on big "wedding tour." Ma. Chance, the insolvent's mother, was called to prove to. large adman' made to the insolvent. Tbs eau wee ultimately adjourned to the 3rd of October be the iaaviveas to mend his schedule, and to famish fur tbsejaformaiss of the disposition of his property under her htlale end namewhat Indicative of a want of intellect, to a crying Mae mid les had been drawn into the marriage, that the prosecatrix took him to Itatommte, and ha there lived with her as hie wife; and that *be took him to her hones and would not lea him in. The ma pr proiminfrix add than wai no Ina in what the pri abated. _ _ The pollwooostable raid the primer et the thus of both nettiep lived with a wawa. Thelma. mid the ewe was a my be! owe. He did not bairn the beratetkee rpm Mn. Hayes. Ittateboe—iron rare pool servitude. by the north door, and having closed and boltei it after bim shook a money-box at the smelt entrance ; M neat came into the body of the church towards the vestry-room, and shook the box at the south door • having done that, be proceeded to a cupboard, whence he t ook a Mimi, a hammer, a piece of thin wood end glue pot, and taking off taboret an d hat struck a 'mike match and lighted a wax taper which ha bad with him. He then returned to the box at the south entrance, and took some money from it. The officer produced the box, and exhibited the ingenious mode of operation practised Ig the prisoner to °perish. The front of the box is mnamand and secured with eCroll iron work, which tutderlaps the bottom. The iron having been cut atroas at about two inches up an by the withdrawal of a small nail be removed at one aide, by which menu an interstice can be made between the bottom and front of the box large enough to admit a slip of wood a quarter of an Mob thick, and thus money in the bottom in swept mt. The prisoner having taken the money in the mode described, ap plied the wax taper to a portion of the iron work to wenn It, and then, applying the glue Mush and hammering the bottom again tight, lilt the box apparently as secure se before. Witness resumed—Some of the money the prisoner placed in his pocket. and a sixpence, • fourcenny piece, nod three halfpence fell en the floor. After prlsotur had funned the bottom of the box witness quietly went from his h and had got near the socumed before he saw hirm i Nrtases then inquired of him by what authority he had opened the box, when prisoner, who wee 'tery much startled, said he wee • fallen man, and implored God. aseletanoe. He admitted his guilt, bet begged hard that witness would not my any thiog about it. On searching him witness found 4s. did., a portion of which wee marked. After some further evidence the prisoner wee remanded. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Charks Harney, Castle-sheet, Leicester-sips», and iliuthelh Harvey, his wills, were charged with selling apirite without a homes. The female was further charged with senualling leMm Webb, of the C division. John Milky, of 83, Berwick-street, tailor, was also charged with obstraeting the inspector in the mention of his duty. Inspector Webb seld—At half-past one a.m., on Sunday, I went to the house, 76, Castle-at:act, known as the " Duet Hole," and outside the door I found • man stationed to give notice of the snivel of the police. I was la plain clothes, and entered, and found in the shop shout 30 persona—prostituter, and others of the worst deecriptiou. A portion of the shop was partitioned off and on entering that place I found Hervey sitting at a table, and on his right there was ajar containing three quern of gin, also a gins bottle containing some gin, and a three out" glass which had contained some. Herds; maid something to Harvey, and a great sereenble emend, In the course of which the female seised up • glass of gin which had been poured out on my ailing for ikand threw It on the Sr., nearly setting the place on Sr.. Henley then obstructed me in my duty, hanging to my coat MB I got a meetable to remove him. The female, as I was about to lake Harvey Into custody, said I should not take him, and I wee about to have them removed when she became very violent, bit me, and kicked me. A solicitor for the defence said Harvey would plead guilty, sad the woman who was charged was not the wife of Bar- Toy, but saeleting—the was charged with assault. Mr. Beadon said the act she had been guilty of (biting) wee greatly on the increase. She was Ilable to • penalty of 2001., and he hod no power to reduce it below 501. Impactor Webb said the house was frequented by the wont of characters—thieves and others. Mr. Beadon discharged Henley, and Lined each of the othen 601. THAMES. Samuel Lawn, an elderly man was charged with being drunk and dieorderly at the ch urch of St. George-in-the- Ent, Cannon-street, Sateliff Highway. Bette, a police-constable, No. 229 X, stated that the pri soner was very drunk and noisy, and endeavouring to force his way into the church. The prisoner was removed by Mr. Lee, a constable, and one of the officers of the vestry. Witness conveyed this prisoner into Bt. George's-strut, and told him to go borne. The prisoner returned a second time to the church and said he would enter, and again made a noise. Then was a number of idle and disorderly persons oppodte the church laughing at the prisoner, who was again removed while he was uttering dome incoherent exclama tions shout Pureyism, popery, and protarantiam. He then took the prisoner into custody. Mr. &Ike—What have you to say to this, prisoner f The Prisoner—Well, air, the tact is that my see came to me rot yesterday, and gave me a good demi of ale, mad I wandered to St. George's Chtuch. Ur. Belle—There are noisy people who are motor at St. Georges Church every Sunday—too many of them in fact, and lam sure that noisy drunken men see not wanted there. You eon had better leave off giving you ale on Sun day. As your son made you drank yesterday, he must pay se. for you. The Prisoner—Well, I suppose that is the beet way of getting out of it. It's all owing to Puesylem. (A laugh.) The fine wee paid. William Befell, a lodging-house keeper, No. b, Chambers square, Upper But Smithfield, was charged with detaining sundry elects belonging to an intelligent Chinese youth who had been bevelled in New South Wales by the name of John Sydney. The complainant stated In broken English that he had been steward of the British ship Chosen at 41. per month, on a voyage from Singapore to London; that he had received 471., and had been robbed of 321. He had lodged at the deftM.lWe house, and entrusted him with his linen to wash, sad could sot obtain his property. It consisted of canvas trousers, shirt*, and • few other articles, which be valued at . _ Howland, the summoning aim of the court, raid the complainant had been induced to go to the defendant's house by • scoundrel aimed Noah or Nicholls, whom he had met In Sydney, sad shoe on board an English merchant ship. After be had lodged three days with the defendant, the pre tended friend Huh took the complainant out end persuaded him to part with the whole of rde money, lest he should be robbed of it by some of the lend sharks of London. The fellow then took him to Southend and Sheen:tear and kept him travelling between the two places for three days; end then leaving him at a criffae•shop In Memnon, be want to the defendant and obtained the poor lad's chest. Tee defendant said he had a eutige of ss. against the com plainant for weaning his linen; and his wife was not to be humbugged and bamboozled out of ber money. Mr. &Ifs maid it was too bad to stand out for Sc. after the defendant had parted with the great bulk of the proicrty en trusted to his oar*. _ _ The defendant—He ought to have known better. Ha has been robbed three times. _ . Mr. Sells — l am sorry to heir It. I believe you are liable to make good to this lad the value of the goods you parted with. Do you .111 -la to give up the things P Defendant—Not till I ant paid dr. Mr. Selfe—Them I flue you 405., and Ws., the value of the goods detained. JUDDLEM BEGISTRATION. Mr. Lancelot Shadwell, the revising barrister appointed to revive the electoral lista fie the county of Nadir sex, rammed kit wok yesterday morning, when he crawl a court at the Black Dog, &Munk tat the revision of the Beim for the pariahs' and places within the polling dietriot of Bedfont. Mr. James appeared for the liberal party; Mr. Joan for the Old, mod Mr. Smith for the New, Comma yaws ifocietiet. Oa tee Hampton Wick liar, Mr. Sleaze appeared on the list for cottages is figaa-laae, la the seeepation of Mrs. Gee. He was objeouid to by Mr. Jnre• sad . _ Mr.' Smith submitted that the oocapation quatioa was precisely bke that decided at Uxbridge an &tummy, and that tmente' wooer erep, therefore, required. The Ituristee—What I held was that when the vigils ties was described as a " house" occupied by so and ea r it mot be taken to to oleo the pleas of abode of the trent. Mr. Smith—This b precirely the case here. Mr. Ismeo mid that tam wee so Important that he trusted the benimer would gnat • case, more especially m in former yams be bad held • contrary doctrine. The Illerrister—Wbeest _ glaire—lo the 1 - s;eworth ear, Is 1841. I will read yes a swpwt William Henry James, claiming fir pro perty lath. Bath-rued, lieunrow, «timing tenants Mr. Monday mod other, was objected to by the contervativau Mr. Jerre celled for proof of tenants' ervioe, which was not fottlicoot:ng, and contended that the law required that where the ter.asee fleas. WY not In the IW, together with hit place debut*, it wee neoresery that the !mutt should bee greed. The statute expressly said that where the pro perty should be sitorsd in • road the arse of the otteopyueg imusat should be horned, 'Wok la this caw had been dear, sad no other lagreso, could be drawn hat that he was the ecempyleg tenant. Mr. Payne (who thee appeared far the 0:0001011t1T0 interest) stemmed that a preen might be the oempying tenant oft rumiw e at 11..:t0n and yet Ma piece 0 elm& be at Aionclie.ter, ..nd IL:words of the statute were, the , wherever the mime of the owapying tenant should appear, together with his Ore i *Coda. to the liar, tie. • notice eho.iid he given. la this car there wee bathing to show that Mr. Monday eves lived there. Mr. James called • witere, who proved that Mr. Monday did live there. Mr. Saadwell said be wet of *aim that teasel's 'Write was only accessary where the mores place of abode wed inserted in Wa fr meth column of the list, and then was suttee( to show ue the face of the claim Wet it was the plate of hie abodv." The Barriers—Asa what I may nee is, that whim the cerapstioa is "hoer," it ia a fair inference that it is alto the place of abode. The ors beim is. now is 'swirly the same as that which I decided at I.7lbrdge on Saturday. Mr. Jsnwe then withdrew the objection in thi, can. The Barrister—l have sad before, sad 1 now trixst, thr who the qualitying property is a house, and the occupying tenant is awned intim 4th colossi, thee the occupying tenant mutt be supposed to have hit place of abode In his ...cupric's. It to understood that the gawk* will bu formally dis cussed at a subsequent court in er divirict where the docition effete a large number of yeas. Should the birrister then affirm his &chum. the granting of a as. fur diseurion in the Court of Ormuz' Prot will then be stroogly urged. I. the Kamm case, the banister boll this the rue uired Wire bad net been giro, and the name was retained. The ventiender of the mitten ooseeted mainly of ex paarig the names or altering the descriptiisa of persons who bad shangtd their maideare, ether with or without sontling is maw claims; of no. Vying the description of those who, having bee. occupiers, had begone owners; stnk , n, off the serve of thews who had parted with their qualification, and of Oboes who hid died. In the leder category was the name of the ler Mr. Coppock, the Liana sgentom the Saw lila gr a 4 .Bska espreerd his regret at the abases of Mr. Coppok, sad she 011010 Of it, and his gratification that Oho book bad Woe. into such worthy hands Although Ur. Coppot k sad his enceseeor were opposed to h m In 'mother, he ...looted ability, no molter to him whether it was on liberal or consecrative shoulder,. _T Le reanit of the day a revisits, u dated by Mr. James on t L•lf of the literals, le that 'out of 63 ot•jactiona they asstained while the conservatives *aoudad 13 oat d l9. lir. Smith's return is that the liberals eastaised 32 objeo how oat t f tS whit the cotwrvatival sustained 26 oat of 6G. TOY disparity 'Anti .of a doable explanation. The eAt.civstiv• Mani mein's. tic ovcrocets I,,j•tctiGes, which the liberal dm sad; sad in those cases in whit it both parties bawl objeceed hp tb• Nome individual, each party takes credit for the .access of the objection., while he withholds it from Oa other saw CITITAL PALM ..- ONI Munro DAT: 11102IDAT, Sm. W. —Aduireicese Mirc., M 72; Mils by areas Nebel% NW lOW •w/A., OSAAVITDMINIeNtLIOLLO Me WAT'S PILL. AND min.—Diann t. arm, o •=rimeiti et dr ahlonalve and Ire 4 Qom la nary St. pera4 or ore Yoh Is Mrs WA* _r et tie Seer •• 14 . PMfam • .••••• tee obi lour le eleinei eme Cm. beldame Ise beie lee swe sae kee ell Mumma • On u 5444145 Me 0.1= 1 =• Ult leA , epee** sesemobe pergiseilsafilleA e k Amens arm re the leeemeee ...A Nee maim eNieNbee. The elelmag Aide be reitee imei cies lawns Ye iiagideni ea die Aim ape Wide& Twe pile wing il ie W NOW Tie ck amid konekkkliali cm ka. Awe eseedel IN LI IDWAID 0110101 1L1C1.7 , A 1111017 LS 711111714 ribeb•.ll;s,wioi;il;,;;ll;.k;, — a - Tioit.7l;; sear 64.6", war opposed by Mr. Pritchard, ltvery-stable Uwe, la Relltheapime. tallies carapilita mas • had sailer somewhat singular etas tamatimoat A pima semi Phillips left at Mr. Pritchard', Mabie • bona, cart, sod banana. Oa the next day the Is- Woad maw and claimed theta aa him own, saying Philip wed Ms servant, and had Men getting dr unk. The harm, coot, sad harness, were delivered to the insolvenr. in the allersom, Phillip., who WO left the property, came for it, mad Wigwam afterwards went to th e ineolveat's shop in Tealealism-conrt-read. Phillips had brought ea wales rMr. Pritchard, and that creditor had to pay about at the home and cart. He then wed the hooleent sad got a medic; sad be wed now in custody. Mr. Pritchard had loot upwards of 901. by the admit. The cam waa before Mr. Cimaraimkoor Murphy, who melted th e attendance of Phillip', sad it wee stated that he could not be Maud. Further evidence was now= i en. The insolvent said Phillips owed hint • debt for and ha sold the horse, cart, and harness for 1111., and paid is own mat out of the money. He (iosolveut) had before taken the benefit of the act. Kr. Deputy Commissioner Dowse said It !nobodies". mush Ilk. a conspiracy between the Insolvent and Phillip,. kr. Prltcherd was a /Reims loser, and the insolvent would be remanded for hl. dukes In the transaction.. The coati gave . judgment of eight calendar months' kn. prisostrirtit from the awing cedar, at the suit of Mr. Prit chard, for,frand. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. Giorgi 411111, ee elfeely won of rospeotable eppetrauce, surresdered to take hie trial upon a charge d wilful end cot ntri4j4 F. H. Lewis conducted the prosecution ; Yr.Dorle wen counsel fee the defendant.. - chmitiertTeeout of • ;Woe that was geefernel to the Woolwich County Court.,when the present leimitemt tined the prosecutor for en .mount which he 'Rigel to be tee to ilia for goods sad work don. by him. Urea the beselog of the *fat, the prosecutor, Mr. Thomas Weed, a carpenter and builder,residisg intim adobbeerbeed of Dept. ford, at which place the defeadent curies ea the husbere of • blacksmith, produced a receipt for 21. as pert of a est-elf, end be alleged that this sum had been Mt by bin to the defendan on the 13th of November, 1868. TM receipt wee repsdl altogether by the defendant, sad be ewers thst no meth sum of mosey wee Mt to him on the day ametiosed, sad this was the materiel allegation of perjury upon which the went kodletand wee sought to be supported. Mr. Doyle made a very aide speech to the jury for the &- limo, end he ailed 'Messes wh3 gave • different vereim to the statement alleged to have been made by the deiendent before the county clan Judge. The defendant also received en eminent chameter Ma • umber of roe/notable whams's. The Itextrike, treeing summed up, the jury immediately returned • verdict of Net °witty. Lowy Woodrow Ilats,l7, • genteel looking youth, pleaded guilty to several indictments charging him with steeling cheques, and else • gold witch sad chew value 261. Mr. Poland .was instructed to pros tate; Mr. Robison' wee connect for the &Mee. _ _ The prisoner, who was stated to be very respectably won areed, pleaded guilty to the whole of the charge, mad Mr. Robinson erred in Ilia behalf, aa mitigating ciroarar p ca c. 2 his youth, and the temptaticn to which be had been by the absence of his wester, during which he bad stolen the property that was the subject of the different Miasmas. The Recorder muttered the prisoner to three years' penal malts& .liti;islfroat, 29, pleaded guilty to an indictment wble charged him with being faloniouly at lugs in tbie country before the expiration of a period of traneportation to which be Ind been sentenced. . r. Omdse, who appeared for the primmer, said he warn instructed to mote that he was sentenced to transportation for t.ri years, in the yam 1854, for burglary, it being his firet offence. He wee rent abroad, and conducted himself so well, that, in 1864, a ticket of leave was granted to him, and in 1856 he received a conditional pre dos, the condition of coarse Ming that he alionid not return to Enpf i land. It appeared that some property was afterwards left to ire, and in - l&58, at the solicitation of his Mende, ha cum to this country, end he had conducted self In a most respectable and creditable manner down to the period when he was taken into custody. The Recorder mid that the court was compelled by the statute to pass a certain sentence in such mese but he would respite the judgment, and he at the same tim ei expremed an ' opinion that it was a cuss in which the Bseretary of State would interfere, end declare the prisoner fres from any (wetter punishment. NEW COURT. (Before Mr CopualssipaerjCerr.), Thomas IatICC earreadered to take his trial for having Mama a qtillittaly of brick., the property of our Lady the Qq1(113. rained at 21. 11r. Clark Fomented ; mad Mr. Ribton and Mr. Thurber &tended. It sppnired that the defendant Is a builder at Woolwich, and bad lawn engage at the Arsenal, where lots. slismitlam were going on in the clothing ,totes. The defendant was at the same doe engaged in building .00111 homes of his own la the town. Whilst the defendant was so enraged, Mr. Steelton Whittaker, the curve" or of the work. at Woolwich, received en anonymous letter, end, acting on the information which it elate/nod, he went to the bonen being built by the decadent, and there found a quantity of bricks, which bad been, at the prisoner's direction, carted from mine in the duckpin', width formed part of those taken down fa die enmities'. TM defeat* set up wee that another versos is the dock yard hod fold defenlaut the bricks. Tke Jury found the defendant Godly of receiving the bricks, knowing thew to have teen tauten. Sentence was def-rred. Wdlartm Denbigh oloptr Jferaluall, 81, clerk, WIN in dicted for feloniously wearying Jane Hayes, kis wife Wag Eartesi prosecuted, aed Mr. B. P. D.)* sod Mr. Best It won proved that is July, 11158, tho_prisoser was mar ried at Paddlortea Church to Sophia Frost DOPICIN and upon the 28th of June, 1859, at St. George', Hanovormqatre, to Juno Hayes. Tim sowed wife, a feahiouitly.attirod raiddiragod watals, miming a pmfoaion of bugle ornaments oa bar basal and said that ate tad no thiroduotion to the prima Were inenti.ee, havinK only rim him by chance; SIM Mill Id= about three meithe before their marriage. taw was • widow, haring properly, which situ primmer bad sat Issedied. The prisoner mated that he had as 'eta.' at and be introduced her to a gentleman is the City, amid Musa., Idiom he said yea a tuarabard. Mr. Dryla dtr tie prisoner, said that is mail .at mist a voidist at inbty, bat mind is mitigation le 61.11.10 that the pamaista mat vassal say swim assn. Tbsjary Maims. • audios st Quilt . Tb• prism", trims apparaass la Si from ppposeriag. MIDDLESEX SESSION& 7hoasaa Ihmiders, 27, at &scrawl Maid! as a map mouatar, Taa caavidad at Malliag all stoves sad other ar ticles (Wane), do propall at Altred Witham from a dwidliaryaaas. The ;risme", it we Mated by thegent Horny, of the division, to whom Its had beem known Ix Mass years, was one of a gang who got taro pomesim ot houses by false re fermata, and Immediately stripped them of everything that could be turned tab messy et • marina store shop. Thomson gug bed beim coseweed • " cceenstalellom cdet," and lied wit* by swindling. A woman in court volinteseed to elm inkier, as to the Ergood character, and Ms Ant thing she told ths , afore the verdict was given, waa, that she knew Ise hem before convicted, and sentenced to two menthe, for stealing • copper from a houesjust alter he had taken It. He was also engaged in illicit dist il ling. Hr. Creasy said it was a very bad caas, sad sentenced the prisoner to 18 months' bud labour. Mary rhompoon, • man convicted last emotes of picking the pocket of a female in an omnibus, belonging to the Lon don General Omnibus Company, was brought up for judg. mist. eeateace wu deferred, to allow the °Sara an opportunity of darling out if they could snythiog of the priaonees former character, as it was not doubted from the adroit manner in which this robbery wu committed that the printer was an experienced pickpocket. It seemed, however, that be wu new to the metropolis, nothing could be ascertained of him and he had refused to give say account of himself or where ha came from. — Mr. Cressy said if any farm sceivictke had been proved seminar the prisoner it would have ban his ditty to ammo, him m penal stream& for • Imagism of years. Treating this men as • that offence, it was core of • very serious obantorm, and for the protection of the public riding in these ocnvey amoss, all math offences would be treated with severity. T he asstanos upon tho prisoner wee twelve months' hard labour laitert tai, 41, was cnivictel of fdonioualy receiving a n an og ly of ribbon and nth handkerchiefs, the property of Mathew. This Owner was the sesociste of shoplifters, end received the plunder from them and dispoeed of It. There were now three eases against him. Sentence was &forted, in order to allow inquiries to be made es to the trisoneee former character. Mr. Orridge was oounael for the prosecution. Frederick Leach, 27, was indicted for embezzling several sums of money received by him for and on account of Jacob Medway, • baker, to whom he was j mrneyroan. He was found Guilty, and a former conviction was proved against hha. . . . . J. P. Doyle, who deduaded, said the prisoner was wet r h e :s e I c w tabif ft errould , his Mande Jived at Northamptoe, M re in eminent City hours, and a slater essivijto a reverend doctor. Three really was meson to think be was not tight In his intellect; the former conviction related to a blanket or ocunterpsne, which he took from • =he was lodging at; and bad run away from his and bad taken a fancy for the baking trade. It was • case I. which he hoped it might be considered that a lenient sentence might be passed so u to be consistent with the ends of justice, and the primmer's family would adopt measures to prevent Me ever again resorting to such practicer Mr. Creasy said, under these cireumitances, be would not psa 1111•611100 until Friday and in the meantime the attention of the surgeons of the prison would be directed to the pri soner, and a report as to his stated mind would he furnished. Mr. Lawrence was for the prosecution. lehe Martineau, 21, ens nonrated of stealing a coat from the shop of Mr. Sheppard, in Clorwell-street, and being a well-known thief, wee sentenesd to three years' penal ser vitude. iii:Orridge prosecuted; Mr. Dlektedideuded the prisoner. Odors Mr. Papua.) Jahn WAile, 26, was cannel of me nitiag William Brie in the Edgwassroad, and dealing from his parson a watch, value U. Tito prisoner had been repeatedly ',notated, sad oent need to three, Fix, nine, and twelve mouths' hard labour, and four years' penal servitude. His last sea- Mace was six months, be having pleaded guilty at a police cent, Ilmyleloone, to a charge of stealieg frous the patron. although it no stated it was mentioned to the Mat the primmer had served four years' penal serri="4l4 The learned Judy obeerved upon this as another fastens of old and known thieves getting off with sentences not at all amomeneurate with their career of crime, by pleading sadly under the Criminal Justice Act, and being convicted summa rily. He then matenced the prisoner to ten years' peal eorvitude. Mr. Le Breton prosecuted ; Mr. Dickis was counsel for the primmer. Behrard Bales, 33, caroms, was tried sod fourid Gosilty of ecobsesbeg the three several Num of 41. 186.7 d., lb 18a. 4d., sod 41. 24. 114.. received by him for and on smoust d Mr. John Hurley, clreemaronger, Bloomsbury, his master. The primmer wee sentenced to 12 mouths' hard labour. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. Isms Sir kraen,;;;Mitly aelarliin the office of Mr. Humphrey, of flpital-equare, solicitor, and Local Commis sioner of Lead-tax. WAS brought up for further examination% on • charge of having forged a certificate purporting to be • certlficate for the redemption of land-tax. On the previous examination it had been 'hewn that the pri.oner had obtained COO/. lrcm Mr. Inure, macchant, of 21, Mincing-lar.o, by mesas of the forgery ; sod Mr. Freshfield, who appeared for the proeecution, then applied fur a remand, ts order to allow hint to communicate with the Board of Inland Revenue, and KS what course they would adopt, there being ground for supposing that other charges of a similar description might be preferred against the prisoner. Mr. Webby now appeared to conduct the cave instructed by Mr. Elbetadd, on the part of the Commissidases of In land Revenue, and Mr. Lewis for the defence. Mr. Welaby, after reciting the &units of the previous exa mination, said that neither Mr. Humphreys nor the prisoner had the smallest right to receive money for the redemption of lend tax ; the nasal course being fur the local clerks to obtain and attest the signature of parties to an expressed wish for redemption and obtain also a certificate of the amount of lead tax 7183 able on the land ; which moat then be forwarded to fiemerset-house,where, and where only, the cer tificate could be lamed end the mosey paid. The Lord Mayor said it was a pity thin was not generally known. as the business mu more generally completed at the local aim . Mr. Webby had made that statement in order that the fact might become publicly known. The forms of certificate even were not kept at the office, but it would be shown that the primmer had fifty of such forma printed for himself. Two of throe fifty had been used by him, but hie rwidrace at Gravesend bad been rear , chtd, as well as his office at John-Areet,Adelphi, which he held without the knowledge of Lis employer, with out say other forma beteg dia.:Geared. Whether, therefore, any other of the 60 forms bed been fraudulently need was at present uncertain He (Mr. Weleby) might however my, that owMg to the publicityliven to tbelpresent charges, other charges Mid been preferred against tho prisoner ' not exactly of forgery, but of obtsining money under fateepretetows, In connexion with the a orie Lim of proceedings. After com pleting the cam of forgery, he (Mr. Webby) shookl give some evidence upon these new charger, and then sek for a farther remand to enable him to complete them. Mr. Edward Ettwell—l em registrar of Lend Tax at &menet-home. The signature "E. Russell" to the certificate produced is not in my handwriting, nor Ina It by my authority. The certificate itself is not in accordance with the form at prewnt 'fa em la Somereetthonse, as it does not contain the Mail memorandum that the certificate toast be produced at Sowiereet-house for regiatretioe. The setae to thi wakes are not genuine, so they merely hem the impress of s crown Instead of the royal arms. tie application has berg Teethed at Boromeet-boos from Mr. Imam for the redemption of land tax en this property. Ur. Charles Beckett, printer. of 135, Hlngsliad-rod-1 remember being rent for about January, 1557, by the prisoner to Mr. Ilutopluey's °Moe. 1 saw the prisoner there. He pm me a form kr the redemption of Led tax, of which be required fifiy copies to be printed. I prints! them sad sent them to the (Moe le Bpitsl•equare. The meadow° produced la one of them. They were, I think, sent to the dike, ad dreeted to the prieoc,r, but they were charged to Mr. Humphrey, the account not having been yet sent In, however. — ldr. Title Ilemphrey-1 am clerk to the Contudesionere el Gad Tu for the Tower district. The prism:or has lore • clerk to my ofiles, flpital.mptare, for 16 or 16 yews, end it was a part of his ditty to attend to applications for the re demption of lead tax. He had nn authority to receive mosey for redemptions, nor have I. When applications were mode I merrily rehrted the appHcants to the prisoner to settle preliminaries. Afterward* the applicants stetted the declara tion in my premmee—as a note on the declaration itaelf told them thy ought to do—l witnessiog their signatures. The parrs were the. forwarded to Itunsrest-house foe completion. leaver gave the primes, authority to get such forms printed. nor did I tam of their being printed, or even me oue until wee shown to me by the officer. Mr. Welaby said that completed the first cam, ant hs thought it would, ;whops, be better to deter the evidence he the other cams uatil he was ready to complete them. He should therefore now mak for soother remand. Mr. Lewis bed ao °bingos to orio,aad the yriaonst won roorandrd accordingly. WESTMINSTER. Richard Dixon, bredla of M. Michael's Church, Clash= square, wee t tweed with robbing tho ponv-boz. Evidencewea given by Sergeant Smith that, laccaesquenos of suapictons entertained web= the prisoner, some marked DauD , Y ..14 put into one of the bozos placed bide the =trues to the church, and honedietely after divine service on Bandar morning witness conossiod himself in the galley, whine bo could, =observed, command s peen= view of the hoz.; At abut! tea =nate, put two the prisoner entered MARKETS. TAR CORN TRADE. (From the Mark-law Exprus.) _ _ BRITISH. Another week of broken weather, with heavy shower', has hindered the harvesting of th e second crop of grass, much of which is now likely to be spilt, but generally vegetation has benefited, sad the stubble, have booms better prepared for the ploogb. In asses where it has already been coed the alternations have greatly arnelbirated the land. Nice rains have also fines in Holland and Welborn tieemany, whem they were much needed ; but, es a considerable quan tity of corn wee oat in the Danubian Principalities, a con tinuance of the prevalent fine weather one greatly desired. The wheat trade, in the course of the week, has somewhat recovered tone, more particularly in the country, even with good layette*. In many instances there has been en advance of fully Is. per qr. on tine eamptem of cow, old generally being held back tor better opportunities. The diminution of foreign imports shows a dissatisfaction with tte state of trade, and yet markets abroad are fairly sus.ained. France, Belgium, and Holland either note • rise In price, or mire Bremen, in t he mammas. The same state of things was felt in the Danube ; but Odessa, forced op by Neepolitan orders foe a time, has become oslm. New York, too, bas re card from Its buoyancy, the Canadian harvest being pretty sure, and nnitereally admitted to be abundant. Should priors in any needy country be (Attractive, Americo and Odessa seem likely to be competitors this season. The Goer qualltise, however, from the Baltic will moat probably come here, to supply our deficiency in weight and flour-making properties. The arrival. off the coast alum the 9th Sept. have been 19: 4 of which were wheat, end 13 maize, an 1 the buaioeee trans acted was as follows-12 cargoes vr. , cet, viz., 4 Berdianebi at 43a, 4 Odessa Ghirka at 405., 4i do. at 415., 2 Taganrog ()Ohba at 42e. 61., 1 do. at 42a. 3d., and 1 Egyptian at 295.; ' 20 of maize at 23a. Ild. to 29e. per qr.; 6 of barley at 20e. to 231. ; I of rye at Us. lid.; and 1 of Taganrog oats at 178.14. . . . The Baler of wheat noted lut week were 92.821 gra , at 4?e. 91., against 119,237 qrs. lent mason. The London averege, were 113. ow . 4,366 . qrs.. Tli; imports into the pritUiir el Pais of Great Britain, for the week waling 71h Sept., in wheat and flour, were 23,944 qrs. The total imports for August last, throughout the United Kingdom, were 304,664 qrs. wheat, and 118,116 cwt. firer. Monday's wheat trade in London opened on moderate supplies, there being some falling at! is foreign imports. Tte net, counties is the course of the morning sent up tower eazaplat, mostly new, and very little fine. Early in the day some attempts were made to eetablish some advance, mveml of the country markets closing the previous week with more tone, hat it was soon found that millers were not eager buyers, and only picked parcels obtained the former rates, and the bulk of the inferior was unsold. The brasher in foreign was restricted, but there being no weeping Fates former were made In retail. On Wedneeday there Wen 1,7 .8 qte. per coast, and 2,610 qrs. foreign. Though the weather wee then rainy. there was no great life in trade, the few toe r... 1 sam on show maintaining former rale., and the inferior GEM retail. In foreign there was mom Armee for as temples. Friday'. returns were 2,680 q rs . per meat, and 3.990 qrs. foreign. Some of Monday's samples were yetnpon the Keatlsh stands, but the quarries wen not first-rate, fresh percale wag preferred, but three only went of slowly. Old was rather more in request, both English and foreign. The foe sign supply of flour OD Pd.llClll WM Wiry small, and flat bola the country only about the averem Norfolks, though Am far picked make, were generally dull, at en siteredretss, though holden stained their samples at We. per tact. The limited quantity of tine French prevented much gulag; such quality maintained Its value, but all inferior and badly conditioned lots were neat to unsaleable. Town vices were unchanged. Oa Wednesday them were6lo each per coast, and 60 nob foreign. The nominal lidos of 30s. of the previous day was than realised for Norfolks, and good foreign was firm. The quantity on Friday per mast was 1,060 sack., with 160 earls forewn home further im provement wan occasionally realised in Norfolks, and the finest French being mares was held at full prices. Town rates recoMned as at the commencement of the week. _ There was but a moderate supply of barley on Monday, moat of the matting samples being from Scotland. The beet qualities were in active request, at fall price*, Seale for malt. ing being held at 86e.; good grinding also =abstained its value. Oa Wednesday there were 190 qre. per coast, and 240 qrs. foreign. The inquiry for melting sorts was still kept up, and maintained prices, all good foreign grinding being also arm, but low English erne quite neglected. By Friday the supply was 660 qrs. cauterise, with 2,660 qrs. from abroad. The market then continued firm for ell de. scriptions but light qualities of home growth. The total im. ports for Austin last were 97,460 qrs. The malt trade on Monday was very heavy, and prices of all but the finest qualities were in buyers' favour. There was no subsequent change. There was another large supply of Russian mite on Mon. day, and about a dozen more vessels arrived in the morning. Rusin qualities could only be quitted In quntity et a re. duotion of Bd. per qr. ; but other sons, though dull, could narcely be called cheaper. On Wednesday there were 1,000 qrs. from Ireland, and 42,320 qrs. from abroad. Much of this supply being upon the previous day, there was no further depreasion on the market, indeed some holders were closing their simples rather than sell. Friday's quantity per coast was 60 qrs., with 1,680 qrs. Irish, and 62,940 ma. foreign. With this heavy additions/ supply, Russian ono were move dffliezdt to boy on former terror, the opinion pin. Mg ground that the lowest point wee reached. The entire impala kihugnst were 300,317 qrs. The supply of beans on Monday was newly all lingliah, and only moderate. The trade was slow, especially in new samples, and prime hardly to good as theT were the week peavions. The laat market was in calm. the foreign im ports in August were 21 060 , qrs. Of peas also, on Monday, there were nercely any from abroad, and no heavy arrivals of hems growth ; but the de mand for all sorts was slack, and prices rather wine seller. Maples closed with rather earls, rates. Daring Amon last the imports were 9,46.5 qrs. Though the supply of linseed was only moderate, there was lees animation en the trade, sad prices rather lower, bat cake was sold at previous rates. Friday's market was very quiet. V little was paring In the seed trade. The mustard seed demand being nearly over Nempies of whits were but slowly placed. C•naryased was ;ether lower, bat winter tares sold better. Foreign red cloverseed, both German and French, was of at rates above the ideas of English buyers. White cloverseed and trefoil were in calm. Hemp seed, rapeseed, and other seed much as on the previous Mon. & The country markets was generally well suppliid, but not apparently influenced by the dull advice, from London, and some farmers declined selling without an advance, in places where no rime was noted. Manchener, Wolver hampton, Birmingham, Boston. Spalding, Market Reno, Newark, and Davamtry, all quoted Is. per qr. improvement ; Gloucester, Bristol, and meet other panes being firm. Newmatle, Norwich, and some other plane were lc to 2e. higher. Liverpool, on Tuesday, was better attended, and found a ready We for wheat at 2d. per cunt advance • new Irish, both red and white, brought Bs. 7d. per cued. 'New Lutes doh oat., Te. to 7e. lid. per oent.l; tawny, 6s. 6d. per costal; new beans, 39e. per qr. On Friday than was a further advance of 24.. per coeval on wheat, sad 6d. to Is. per sack en floor. MUM was also saleable at 6d. per . increase ; but barley, oats, beans, and pees were unchanged in value. In spring coon generally tharo has been little change, mew malting barley being more and mote to request. The Satoh markets have teen firm for wheat. Edinburgh was about Is. per qr. dearer. Glasgow found a retail Inquiry ocenionally at the same advance. Barley was rather higher. Oats Improved 3d. to 6d. per boll, but beans and peas were rather In buyer's favour. The tone of trade In Ireland was morehealthy ; Irish wheat at Dublin sold at 6d. to le. Improvement per brl., spring corn and maize remaining as before. Wheat at Cork, both native and Wigs, was firm, se well as osts. Barley was Id. per brl. deem; and maissimproved 2s. 6d. per ten. LONDON WRIALY DOCK lISTUSNII.—Bar4.I7. Ibiporl44 Ds Prakook. 003 26310 42.375 1211.7 LW 1. 64 11.616 MOH 96311 5,121 14.176 1`i147 31. 1L63 6 44 MA coml . 110 l7l 97 161 2.1170 11.0; 4.573 1.111 41.014 40.104 ru 3.074 .10. 4e 7 17 of .763 Oa SUSI entsz eti.. Wmt =sad Igaiku less Feragon Ooms—W.L (sib Onto. si Mud.. Orrloa. Sva ir —Vt COTTON.—Lrawooa, Sips. 19.—Tha ado of oottca to-day an astasatal at 7,000 beim A vary qadst market at the Wow at Batirday lad. CATTLYL—Livinroor., Barr. IL—The supply of beef and mutton ia larger than lest Monday, the demand slow, at last veers prior for the brat quality of beef, bat mid dling quality is much lower; mutton rather loner also. COALS.--Lownow, Bvt. 19.-Buddles West Bulky, 16e. 3d. ; Clark's West Hartley, 15e. 3d.; DaTilloll'll West Bulky 16e. Bd. ; Haatinp Hartisy, 16e. ; Howard's West Hartley,lso. ; Lambert's West Hartley, 15e. 3d.; Saalleld Moor, 13s. ; Taafield Moue Batas, 13e. ; Walku Primrose, 12.. 6d.; West Sudsy, 16s. 3d.; Wylam, 15s. 9d. ; Walla End Loom Close, 17e. ed.; Walls End Edew, 17e. dd. ; Walla End Goefortb, 16e. 3d . ; Was End Hilda, 16s. 9d. ; Walls Bad Riddell, 16s. 3d. ; Eden Math, 160. 9d.; Walla End &knout, 165.; Wells End Braddylle Bottom, 175. 3d. ; Well. End Haswell, 18s. 9d.; Walla End Helton, 18.. 9d.; Wells End Kepier Orange, 17s. 6d.; Welt. End Rumers Helton, 17•.31. ; Will. End South Hatton, 18s. 64.; Wells End Stewart's, 18s. ed.; Walls End Benson, 16s. 3d. ; Walla Bad Cassop, 17..91.; Walla End Neagh *Hall, 17a. 3d.; Walla End Keller, 17a. 9d.; Walls End South Hattlepool, 17s. 3d.; Walls Bad South Kellar, 17e. 94. ; Walls S od Thornley, 3d. ; Walls End Tr:radon Thoraley, les. 3d. ; Walls End Whitworth, 16e. 6d. ; Walls End South Darhane, 16e. 6d.; Bircherore °thirds, 205.; Car %soy and Darya Steam, 19t. 6d. ; Nixon's Duffryn, 21e. 61.; Powell's Darya Steam, 211.-Shlte at inastat, Ill; sold, 96. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABUALTIE4 Captain Padd — cek7 bound tc I.l7trioco7l. ;soca Men el Met Heed, 1.1.11.40 n the 70 h Aurae:, Mat veins decided. TM Mow pee a of settler her oil vete :mutable. —Halifax, Sept 9. In* Captain Greenfield, from bunderbo of to Boulogne, with cosi, wee ena on the flunk brier UM mender. and broke to. ; aro sad a fen rams send ; meek .old.-111ridlingtoo Guar, Sept 17. Unifies, Certain Wilkinson. !rota Norma* to this pat is on ekes mar Worth Sehoumn, leaky; ark:meg has been seint.—ltoVerr date, Sept. IS. Meade, Praia Soettehm. of end from Memel. fey Rrebester, with ampere and imbersod, met on More at Glaser Pose*. mar Duo with, or the 17th Sept., and is eamoted to be • meek ; one man dtownat—tkltermeh. MS. Ifir Terelnfrosg. Captaio Koren, trots ft Petersburg to Pl7moutb, rib! hemp, I. mahout at Homage; t,pa are entertalaed ai IrMalraiir sad eargo.—Helidaghotg, Sept. It VESSELS SPOKE.NI WITH. Amodio, hvas Maolila for London, of St. Helms% Almost 9. AWa ((tip). from Looks tor Qorbeo, 10 As's, August 9, tat 11.10 N. log 26.40 W. Owl:data (slop), from London for ll= bay, 20 days, Augustl6, lot 17.41 N. lon 7419 W. from Bomb., fry Londe& at 21. Adam August 9. timber, loos ghetto for Lando.), at St. 144.)44. Aiwa.: 9. iptsegmla (slop), from tatiothe Pre Liverpool, dept. 15, lat 50.72., lea lasgg W. Trask Perm (skip). Laub. from New Odium for Liverpool, August 97, 109 miles 2.2. of Pase a Nu . re. ° 11.11 ham 2.90 W. (ship), from Akvab LtlmcuM, 19 days, August 11,1 st 2, km 1 Helm% ihigrow. of Saarboraugh, gross Cohost* for Lanka, S pt 1, tat PI P, too .4$ W. Yvy Sheppord, watt tress* at St. 11.1r0., August 9. Opbeha (mow mos ship). from Olsogow log New Tork, dam August Ps, lot 41.74, Mega W. Mlem vblp). of Llorrunoi, from Elyans7, tor London, &ague 31.1.1$ I. /I, w $6 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. &IKEA —Sett. le, 3t. BreckDock p'scs. Ms& W. 1316,:r. - - • BAH W ELL—rcpt. 15. at Hardinfishme. ow Northampton Mra W. H. Larsen. of a dos. BULL—Sept. la nt Wilt. How, art:6ton We se. of R. Da Jon. Et) _ ,L . ° _—_ f lt.: 4 l 2 o, 4' at Zambia. I,lv-rpoul. the wife of Yr. W. Ellis PRY ElL—Beto.. IL at Warlberatuh-hla-gardece. 8L Joheawoeil. the wila of W. Fryer. Ep.. of .n. HULL AN D.—Sept. IL at Groartasor.cmcat. the wife of H. T. Esl. bad. Eoq.. of a on. lioliks.-404. 13,st the %Imam. Balneeastaa. IbtealhaLLla. We wife of the Rey. J. Holmes. a enn BTON o—dept. le, et Band. Wilt., the enfant H. Btoe.. Heel.: of a .2. _MARRIAGES. ... BOWNSI—X ITCH I N.—St pt. IN, at the Coro rogatlnoof (lapel Whitt , 14 , the Ito,. AJ. J. N. Homo Mn, IL to OlTlAl d — ' loVll:ll . N ‘ .L9 ( rtl i t by do. hoc J. IL •r. tt doklington. entrfcr. Morton, flottilttn of T. Wattno Eoq ,n( Comou7 HAL dtroaltuo. 0/I•MiIIit.D—RAEITIE.-11ept. 15. attic Pen. es. Vplooftlt. hr the Jo.. 0. littelmoll. X J. M. eranfletl. L.q.. of Orafton VWa. DaLttoth to Awuntty hwht. of J. II roc of Koonitorton. 11011.00 1 1000-111/IOOB.—Nlll. 11. at Ar.lifot.. thrtoblre. Fr 111 Kw. J. Borrow. A. Morowno q Llnonpool. to Liq midos of Aim, isq.. of If Itpablrovoni‘:. uu Xllabom DRATHB. ClillVlN.—Serol IL at Onat 4nontb. Luga,ts Mute. wre or J ORI Cat , * LAN.. et PonAirer.terraw. n Lon ion. DLlt 2l D.—LeOL IL it Lorca 14IL Kant, A. J. Cridlan.L K I 15.—Ilept. U. M Kenyan taryece. Blrket,h,a4, J. Kaye. 5:57. 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