The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-07 00:00:00

A RIDE PROP BET OUT TO BALLBEC AND DAMASCUS. No. 11. Ores of the luories of travelling in the East is the weather. As soon as the rainy season is fairly over, you may lock up your umbrella for months, unless you intend to use it as • parasol. for you have bid sdieu to clouds and showers. The season bad not quite ruched that point, but there was a hot sun shining when my new servant came to announce to me. ere the general public of Beyrout was stirring, that the horses was at the door, and that my coffee wee ready. Breakfast was soon over, my riding costume competed, and I sallied forth to start on our journey. M hat a treasure of a Guy I should have bees in England, es I appeared at that moment' And what gu ff aws would have gN ., etsd me t i e. irreverent boys' You know my majestic figure--I need not my how many inches I measure under six het. On the top of it was a wide-awake, covered with linen, with several yards of muslin twisted need it tor• ban-wier, the end hang down to pretest my neck and shoulders. My other extremity was aimed in a pair of high yellow Rhodes boots, reaching above the knees ; and the rest of ma was covered by a white maahlah, an admirable gamut for protesting one from rain and duet. I'm may maks one if you like, for the next Herby-day; him is the formula Take a piece of white cashmere, or other thin woollen material, deep enough to reach from the shoulders to the heels, and three yards wide. Turn over two feet two inches on either side, which will leave four inches between the edges. Sew up the top edge where the cloth is doubled over, cut two holes at the sides close to the top to poke your arms through, and you have a mmblah—lacking only the silk embroidery at the place where the collar would be if there were one, and reach og about eighteen inches down the edge of the pieces turned over. Can you tell ass why it is that Arab tailors cut everything square and straight ? One would sup pose that the people were all built like three things they use to brush coats ou, and that look like port able finger posts. Jackets, waistcoats, and shirts, are all cut in that style ; and why on earth they go through the faros of measuring you for cloths@ I cannot divine. As to the trousers, 'they are nothing more than a bag, like say other bag, with a cord running through the upper part to draw the mouth together—only your uitegunientary bag is three yards wide, and about a yard in depth. At the lover corners are two slits, through which you thrust your legs ; you gather in th e slack round your waist, and the business is done. But I have not got on horseback yet (I shall never get you to Baalbec at this rate), and there was a considerable assembly waiting to see me start. A Frank setting out for a journey is a public benefactor in a Syrian seaport, furnishing the natives with a spectacle gratis, which they enjoy with becoming gravity. Besides the troop of ragged idlers by p who are always on the look-out for stray coppers, there was a goodly collection of temporary idlers, who represented the pit and boxes, perched on convenient heaps of dirt and pieces of stone or timber, smoking their pipes, and saluting the Effendi on hi s appearance ( tor we are ' All Effendia at the least), with a grave ealum. I had provided English saddles for my dragomaa's horse and my own ; as for Yakoob, he dispense with that convenience altogether, and in o it would have been useless. He had packed all sorts of things on his wretch of a horse, with my carpet on the top, making a sort of platform, as though he were going todo some feats of horsemanship. Howe • earth he used to get up and down without upsetting the whole affair puulas me even cow, for the horse I rarely stood still, salmis he succeeded in getting him with his side to the wall. When there was • piece of j rock as a mounting block there wu no great diffi culty, but otherwise he had to commence with various depreciatory remarks respecting the parents sad relatives of the hone ; then be pouched him about the head ; thee he kicked his shins, and then took a , little ran, and leaped up so as to hang across the mountain of luggage, getting himself into a proper position by various elaborate lumps and wriggles. It was quite an ingeoious performance. At lest we were fairly off, the muleteer having pre- ceded se a goed hour. Our way lay across the Plus des Oomme, • piece of open ground a foot deep in sand, just outside the old walls of Beyront, and hue my hens thought himself bound to show me how he *saki gallop. He did it fast enough, but as the amiss was very much like that of a cols, I was soon nitieled with the sample, and reserved any further parfonnanses in that line until it might be wanted, es I band that the jolting threatened to loosen the balls is my revolver, and wee almost bad enough to do the same office for my teeth. Through the palm minims of the suburb of the Nietawalie, op and ap, over a road of loose stones like • dry course of 'a thr ust, but which was, nevertheless, the high road to Itasaserus, along the beds of little strearnlets, end over a patch of toad formed of splinters of teak which nature had Suited with the points upper most, sad so to a solitary Khan, where we halted at and-day to cool and rest ourselves. The furniture cessisted of • large couch to serve as a bed for half a demon people, made of great rounded stones, covered with • piece of mat, and two little four legged stools, which had once possessed rush hot ter. The coach, or divan, as I ought to all it, was the better resting-place, so there I sat while toffee was made. Yakoob pee dosed lunch, consisting of some bread, chore, bard eggs, little miens, and oranges. We did fall justice to them, the Khaogi serving us some capital coffee and some deliciously briht and cold water, • luxury you often meet with in the Lebanon, and which regulates your halting places. Pipes and gossip Ailed up the rest of the hour, and towards 4 o'clock we were in sight of the valley of Haman. which runs from the ridge of the Lebanon to Bey rout—a deep seaters cleft, full of verdure at its lower part, walled in by bars cliffs on the upper portion of its aides. Nearly at the head of this valley is the village of Kraye, the seat of the French silk mills, which I was desirous of seeing, in profo rma* to going on to the great establishment at 'lanais*, which lay an hour or two out of my read, and farther on. Hid art of my muleteer, but a few minnilni imp alined the mystery. 'rays VW aossellsamdmids st feet below us, and there was a sort of audesemeof rock to descend to get at it, tvviatieg he all dhsedens. My dragoman informed me that Mr. Fire had expended a geed deal of money and labour in improving the road, me what it must hew been before that 1 cannot tell. The mountain horses we very sure fasted, and I had beer, up to Skinks and down again, so I knew there was co danger, and it was a good opportunity for teeing what my sag could do in that line. We all arrived nahly at the filature, and, two my dismay, found that the house wee shut up, and Mr. Kova, the managing partner, away at Rhodes. This wee awkward, for I had reekosed on ray dinner and a bed here, and did net asre to go on to Hama', believing that the proprietor would also be almost. But hospitality I. a inouotaia virtue which these French millowases understand as well as the natives. Presently ems one same out and invited as to enter the house, and sit down w has coffee and liqueur were brought, with many apologies; but our host was only a guest himself, a travelling engineer who looked after the machinery of the mills. I produced my letter of introduction--a rather wide one, as it wee directed to no one in particular, but to all the French fili•- mum of the mountain—and raked him to whom I might best address myself fora bed. as I had made ap my mind to dispense with the dinner. Oh, he said, there is no berry, we expect tbepadre home from Beyrout, end though it will be rather a rough one, we will And you • bed, and in the ZOOID tins., if you are not tired, come and see the mill, and the chapel, a little wonder that Mason. Five and Kora have created in this wild spot. It was certainly & curiosity this chapel, crammed with Maltese stone carvings, statues, pictures, marble columns, and altar decora tions; gay and showy, if not is the best taste, bet aamfraMy suited to attract the people, and all broncit t er the roads I have described this letter. I weld of my eostrone, that ad them from *jury course damaged), and the hands of the piety. broncid it smarming cost over ti described in the early part of this not wonder at the naive belief of m Ood had mirandonely protected tl (though many pieces were of cow* that everything prospered under t masters of Kreye, because of their pi THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1858. SPORIINO. TATTERSALL'S.—MONDAV. The publication of the weights for the Ceatretri!ch and Cambridgeshire nes a powerful inducement fur euMcribers seseintale in large numbers in the room. The betting on tits liesdloape, however, wee ant very heavy, and the prices given Wow require no omantemL The Leamington Stakes was hashed upon with audios, and the odds quoted were lamely neetiael. Tozogaitite was "quiet " fur the Bt. Leger. 3 to 1 wee waisted about him, but th e highest offer was 6.50 to 200. 32.5 to 100 wee booked severed tiwee about Fits-Roland, but the &Lintel most in demand was Governess, about whom 12 to I was taken to money. 12 to 1 was betted against Sun beam. and 26 to 1 was taken about &lips. 100 even was laid oa the Iteld against two. In the comes of the afternoon, lir. W—, a member of the room, posted the subjoined announcement and a lint of bete. Thfe proceeding excited much curiosity and was the topic conversation —"- Various reports Irvin Va d a l ly circulated, u to the Lary sum I ham Mid Tozophilite fa the Si. Leger, and insinuationmode l = do sot intend payiag. I hereby annex the cadre amount, which I have that day placed in the bands of the Hos. Admiral Rom; and I cm bat express my regret that any one should have names* to the expediency of falsehood, la order to carry out their own tutorage, to th e attempted in jury of others. [Rent follows a Ilet of the bets, amounting to the sum of 4,2101.] It is not my inteatlon to auk th e backers to stake th e sums mentiosed." CLOSING PRICES. LEAMINGTON STAKES. 9to 2 apt Mr. Cherille's Rosati (t) oto 1 Mr. J. Then's Towson Maid (of) 10 to 1 Mr. OldteresLikedsata (I) BT. LEGER. Lord Derby's Tosopbilits (off) err J. Hawley Fits-Roland (t Mr. T. Dawsea's The Hadji (af ) Mr. Onairlaka's °owner (t) Mr. J. Sabra (t) Mr. Rewire' e Sabre (t) Mr. Mabee Vetta (t) MO to 200 set 325 to 100 7to 1 11 to 1 12 to 1 26 to 1 1000 to 30 Labs liudliconct. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—SEPT. 6. (Before Mr. Commissioner Hoßoyd ) IN RZ This was the examination meeting in the case of the bank rupt, a Jeweller, of Oxford-street. Mr. Sydney grand for the assignees, and Mr. George Lewis (Ely-plece supported. Mr. Sydney said the balance-sheet had been Bled but a few days ago, sad the rnignees, therefore, required thee to !a rsenious it with roved to • robbery which it wee alleged by the bankrupt hid takes place on his premises upon the let of July last. The bankrupt had smarted that es that day a pima entered his shop, and requested ohmage be three Na palms'. Mra. Zucker went into the adjoining room with a view to getting change, and brought out the cash-box, cosatining, sornding to the bankrupt's original state ment, I,OOW. Mrs. Zucker then gave change from the rash -box, and the applicant. after having asked for some triMag article, left the shop, sa)ing hem would cell wk. Immediately after hie departure Mrs. Zucker discerned that the mash-box was missing. Imme diately the beekrept's emators heard of this occurrence, some of them Mid opal bha for the purpose of sympathis log with him, mil ef essiadaing the soounbcy of his state moat I:pois havealgatlag the books they thought it near saz7 to seal them sp. sal to ad the bankrupt to attend at the his.. of see el • the credllees the nest day, when eat wee le plea he the purpose of maddest the sad melthig • aped le the erditore span the maw. misted of ends& bromme, the bighigi met a letter, saying that be hod leithil i asa s zintlisag mike ate the lade of a solisher. • we the mode le the bembsupt to pay in the as a sompod hdamood bat Maw to hell, hem the eirou c swath, MONO and- it os the empad, le them ben the details 6150 bathe that no s beliWors pies. The beakrupt sew Mated that the sash-ben esethisd 41144 The assignees waked for time to examine dams with re. hisses to the alleged robbery. Mr. George Lewis, is support/mg the spplisethea of the bankrupt to be allowed le pose - , sad the ems hod beta vay fakir stated by Mr. Sedieoi ; but he Led omitted le mailica that the books bad beta de ll vend tip to Id easiness by the bankrupt, sad then waled up by the amothism, mad that they were then =heft be the seam saes es they wire as the present masa% when the °M old easlose espeead that the somata en sew Med were vowed by them The maw had been gam late by Mr. Healey, lOU bad ensaiesil the Maggot sal Me ma en Is the alsermasees et the robbery, wash, it Audi behmevel, fork pleas while the bankrupt wee hem Mar. I t wee impossible the beak rapt could hare say Rothe be ammeting • story of a robbery width Mid sever ishen Ikea no whole sassma of debts was 1,500)., and the sS in bade led mid }Mb With ramose to the Ettaaperf a between the liednales original mad prised statement. wee the thesi =punt of cask lanai la the basis he be the embsessek baa at the time of the robbery. It woo mateeded that &booth the Wears sheet had less Sled but eiteently, the creditors had had Won the breams timothe arderiale from whke ft was ampllsa-- moody, the books. If hi Beam theasht en adjewesthent was asomeary, be siesta admit that an 51 55 W=k Mr. 5 rid be *SW le premed dean Mr. Howland, of ad atm witless. The C I en that Sae wee as ethadadso token a August ; why did yen met Mew It snit Mr. lydesy 7 We ,— wanted to tee the holeaseathet The lac hither, to es that th e bankropt's previous sternmat wee lege, sad they now require time, I we no MOOR why Were &odd sot Man adjournment. Mr. Sydow said he should require from the bankrupt an ecoonet of ell watches sold between the 31st March, 1868, mad thread of July. Mr. Ledo—Those will appear in the books. The cygoomodosar —Than the °mos had better stand adjourned dor a =oath. raMti"r. Sydsay said he wished dowdy to mambos the MA- I Jpewhel.p method by Mr. Sydney, the bankrupt said —Ow =Wm I took a silver waiter to Mr. Atteoborough's two or theme mamas back. lam not ostain about the date. There lose mean of it In my books. I had three waiters. Ido not TOMlNialt what they weighed. I Weight than eta lady to Wignamembsti. I cannot sosetly vasomotor her name, but no leak I Ida be able to ascertain it, beams I know tha amber el baleen's. I bought theta at her bongs, she having Noe Is dog sad said As had some Film to sell. I Mond emeerker slat I gave her for the woken. I said flea to—wlsta-hismoms 1 , (Laughter.) Mr. Sydney —Who to dot t The Bealnipt.—Mr. Mealega Lawns, who lives in drat Percy-strut, Paskavilts. I sold them to him for 70. Id. per oases. I mod ' , mambo, what I received alto gather ham him. I pdd far the yellers out of my own mo ney, Sift. It from my cash-boa, hit I forget the anew& I had •ma of mossy in the Unto Beak about twdre or Afton meths ago, but I cannot positively say whim; the mount woe 1301. !t was • deposit, nod a erasing amount. I mud runanber whether I took it away at tree, nor m I elle to Maio why I drew it out. I do net know any lord odor some. for doing so, but I suppose ft wom bacons, I one short of ark. I received but • trtdlog moonat to the elope el intend upon it. The court them ordered an mijournmagmt. The bankrupt wee 1;boot mad shoe of Lisle-street, Imimmersonsre. Tata our the examination meeting. The balance sheet, prepared by Mr. Mtn* semmismoes on Om let January, 1868, - sods 11th imam, 1998, sod exhibits the &Bowing Arum : Creditors, 2,7841. 9a. ed. ; those se oared, 911. 196. ; Kr. Johnson. 1161. 6a ; sompease monist, 161. 4a.; profit on trading , 2961. 6s. 14.-waking a total of 4,4681. &a 4d. This sum was thus sommited for : Debtors, good, 1331. 7a ; doubtful, 1271. Os. lld ; bills Minded to by aolgo6m, 831. 66. ; property, 1631. 19s. ad, ; j!y bold by Crofton, 841. lis. Bd. ; property claad Mr. Johann. 2061. 10s. ; excepted articles, 201. • (6171. 10e. 114., and bed debts 6101. 12a. lid, ma king toge ther), 1,0281. ha 104. ; trade expenses, 9721. Ele. 7d. • do mestie and perional, 4871. Os. 9d. ; stmenient of affair,, 411.9..14.; liabilities, 1,1611. 6e. 64. Mr. Jamieson appeared for the assignees, end Mr. Pearce kr the bankrupt. No opposition Wog offered by the emigneas, The bankrupt passel. --- - - 111 RN THOMAS. The bent:rept wee a builder, of No. 6, Kentpdisr-ekeit, Walworth. This was the examhsedon meeting. Mr. Nicholson, the diktat assignee, thus reports upon the aro :—" The beknew sheet herein oommeeme on the tat F e-1864, with a surplus of 6,3671. 16.. 7d., embraces a of four years and five months, and shows the following . Creditors, 2,9991.65. 10d. ; to meet which the meets are reharesd sedges coesidsred good, 671. 6s. 2d. ; Laving a of 1,91131. 19e. Id., to which must be added cur • in elsmary, 1866, &NIL Nis. 7d., and prolPs, 2,4061. 13s. Od. ' • making a total to moor sir of 11,7101. 9.. which is disposed of es follows: Doubt of debtors, 1.0241. 12s. Id.; estimated east of parearty bid by oreditera. ((163091.7e. ; be. roar of aredlleme dabs, 7,8271. Is. 4d.) 7,41121. 6s. dd. ; chirps rubric of sundry trade express, horse rep, kw mete, weer, dz., UO6l. 10.. 41.; berm and parassol, ditto, 6091. 18e. 6d.; knee sad had debts, 7021.175., maim tontlser 11,7141. la ad., barb( • Milenwoe is the Agar of 61. Ile. 104. The espies with whir the secosate noted riss siaeed ie by uli tts=t tbs lamertwaisiglerl a r id et sperm& him la Me gerrisa ts rebsin a l bi l boo b asties. he show arida property eat the lib Os aresst him oisfft for. The moors doe to setters aro serf, ail of tbeemosehr by entries made is the bashreers burs. The wales bottling security b a ger times semi Meat, tube appose he hare rimer the p.ebebop BW pis sorgsge Imildisp ma ober . L The Mental MOW to hue h_s mud. provisos M ]tie 11114. Mr. Most appears to bar filed a bill of iseedssess spirt the heablipt early is 1666, sobe ring to whir es beideret Med • bill sorsa Mr. Moat ter ea soistri. As weal was is dos is tiled W Mr. Mewl, het Sr mob be ant Ise hews lemieskel. The bask net ariesess the rise el this rapir*lmi KM, hist I ds or sap* weelialag will he Orbs arr. Ths raft ass ntwered si ihe em irs et ••st bh sue 1,91111.16 tic sesest d ths arratebA beelrek tedriafthe set gird b Mr. Mir, sal the labros Is the profit spew mar Miser. The lritiset heel no realm orb beak masegmes at whisk • 4118111 her hos Gra raised shwa the hitekertsr,thh reglarsrall orb bek, spew big Wear' Am • deßrill. ier whir hes bra lead Se lads awl ether dhhosusrals. Mr. Lewis (Basler and Loth), .whe apes tie tic = is. r hed that lb sight is anewarlegrelle bit The mildews far the =rpm aired Ow at sot edger to the briosipt applisedes, to Say broad lo nom gender urn the sertilars wears. The brarept pawed. IX an WILLIAM P152110X. Tic bankrupt was a worst gardaser, of Bast Bergholt, Bodolk. This was the szarbodos mserg. Tits wietwets, se proved by Mae% rind ham Amor 1 1 1166, to July 6, 1566, end row the Morse booby creditors, 3,47 W.; ditto, Isgeng isority, 1 ; pod' sod low smart, sorplas, Jsie 1, 11,2171. ; pleperty, 2,4701. • ditto, held by aredhens, : ripener 1,4131 ; tr ue morn tinder assigo ark 1311. ; hers and person' expenses, 1,2801. ; looms, fir. L Jam, Mx the sew., required Nets be taveetliete tiburminue Normiel with • reetsetehip berms the Melee♦t rd a pewee et the creme a/ Be& Et am Awe ea ea Me IMAM at Ibt haeltneh TatilMf from the Pit. melthp Illr. Bea, be reesbee • eteepeetka of 111004, INNI.OIt WW I thea da• le Nhe bet as he (Hr. Jowl) was. NetateNeh le ester mama asp we& eceepeeittee. He vas abostio air kb a delelbil afteart d tie laakiapt belles ask hewed syleNeeiNalem Oe by Mr. Weeds, al Menwa4 ai melbw, what be miestappi jr. vie eldsomd to way slitiesat bolus midi as Mr. Task MI.. lie wen called to prow disk testeeellees etre wetter Nt. Weeds'. i hzi s pi s egi meek thareheedse oorrict. Bat mad these am wadi mime se te whetiae • meths me et fil:ba ss. l•l4•lpt apse his alb me &Mee eseM use %pi Wimp puma that do biabeerhert beeleset _ _ that No* Ur' alli ree d r i ao: ZetTray ea , shed kw*/ bee Med vials lon ft. before the _slm Alkormes ream dlemeloolde Meow allowed Me beet rwar., ad wile= of orelhoot Wag reserved for the atestioir. of ()reit Britain for the week ending August 25 were 94,679 qn. The London wheat market tionntienced with fair suppliee of the previous week's receipt'. .During the morning the Ewe: fictors reeeivru but few samples, though there were more from K.nt. The beet qualities went oft slowly at the pre• vious quotations, but inferior lots were not all cleared at the close of the market, though some comearies war offered at the Kentish stands. The tads In fsaslp canthnied limited, but the high rates quoted on the continent disposed several holders to withdraw their samples. On Wednesday the eupply per coast was 920 qrs with 4 120 qrs. from abroad. The few parcels left over on the previous day were then cleared at unaltered rates, and the few fins fresh samples on show went off without difficulty. On Friday the Increase was 1,190 qrs. coastwise, and 3,040 qrs. from abroad. This market was unusually quiet, with a very thin attendant), ; but there was no disposition to give wayin the prams of either English or foreign. Monday's supply of dour, both from the country and foreign parts, was below the average Holden of Norfolk, commenced by asking more money, but could only sell by accepting the former quotations. Scarcely any good foreign dour was on offer. The late arrivals from America being inferior wen unsaleable. Town samples remain unaltered. On Wednesday there were 860 seeks per coast, with 2,940 bag. and 390 sacks foreign. None of the new American was peering, and Norfolks only sold slowly, at former rates ; and is this way the marked closed on Friday, the then arrivals being 730 sacks per coast, 4,840 brig. from America, and 840 sacks from the Continent. Though Monday's supply of English barley was improved, It was nevertheless small. Of foreign there was a fair quantity. The weather being colder, and the new doer than bad previously appeared, it sold well English former rates, u well as all sweet grinding foreign • but that out of condition was dffilcuh to place. On Wainer day there were 110 qrs. per coast, with 3,800 qre. of foreign. Flue English and sweet foreign still kept in favour; the trade in other sorts being steady, at about previous prices. The same features prevailed on Friday, with a heavy supply of foreign, vie , 13,230 qrs., and 390 qrs. of home growth per ooest. The malt trade, with a fair supply, evinced rather more tone on Monday, especially for theidned qualities. No change subsequently occurred. The oat trade on Monday was again plentifully 'applied from Russian ports, though but little came through other sources. Russian samples therefore gave way 6d. per qr., but other descriptions were not cheaper, as they were own parstively scarce. On Wednesday there were 490 qrs per coast, with 780 qrs. Irish, end 18,840 qrs. foreign. The 'busi ness of the day was quiet at unaltered rates, all sorts bat Ruaeian being firm. On Friday the only increase was 90 qrs. coastwise; the trade, however, being well provided, there wee no increased activity in business. There wee a fair supply of foreign beans on Monday, and a moderate one of English samples. The trade was steady, and prices very firm, and so they remained ell through the week. The supply of pees of home growth wee small, and only moderate from abroad. New white boilers, from their scar city, fully =bits/nod their value. Maples and duns were quite as dear. Fins white at the closing market were still so scarce that they pointed upwards. Though the snivel of linseed was but moderate, the trade in seed ruled dull, crushers being reluctant buyers; but cakes found a ready sale, at full prime. Seeds were heavy on Friday. Clovereeed and trefoil were both quiet, very little of the former being for sale. New canary from Belgium having arrived, prices gave way fully ta. per qr. There was also the first large show of new white mustardseed, the quality and condition being mostly good ; but croaheer were by no means ready pantheons at even a reduction of 2s. to 3s. pot boatel, picked wash oaly bringing 14s. per bushel. Low foreign rapeseed was also easier, but not fine new English. 'Hemmed, runway, and coriander underwent no change. The Liverpool motet, on Tuesday, was moderately at tended, and the prime of both wheat and flour, for p ierced lots, rather dearer. On Friday the trade was dull far infe rior wheat, but the bast qualities were unchanged. Fine flour was more in demand, at 6d. per barrel and sack more money. Old cote and meal were steady new rather cheaper. Beans fully maintained their value, and 'lndian corn was dull end neglected. The country wheat markets were mostly se steady end similar in their reports, that park.alms seem unatesemry . ; it was, however ' observable ritnerally that say, though better supplied, did not give way in prices, while some evinced more tone. Reports show much greater diversity as to the yield and to make an accurate judgment without better statistics seems well nigh impossible. We cannot help thinking it would serve the agricultural interest aheald it be forthcoming, aa imagination or sonnies cola exceeds the facts of the case, and in this country there is no government coercion to sell. New oats have rather yielded to price in the country in the course of the week, but other spring 00111 has ruled firm. Ia Bt;tl;tTdthey have ban getting on favourably with the harvest, but potatoes show diatom,. Glasgow, with • good attendance, reported a alight advance in fine wheat, viz., 6d. par 2401b5. ; barrel floor being sls against buyers. Old oats, as well as beans and peas, were firm, but new win M. per boll easier. The Irish amounts were quite in favour of the crop of wheat but not of oats or barley. Potatoes since the 17th ult. have partially suffered from disease. Dublin prime have not been altered. Wheat at Waterford, with an increased delivery, was 6d. per barrel dearer. Indian oorn also ruled 3d. to 6d. per barrel higher and oats were firm. At Cork oats were ed. per barrel dearer, wheat and maim being is good deseled. _ FORRIGN. The Par flour trade, after a axe a dulness and decline, begins to show more tons, lakes Irvin attempted to obtain higher rates, but have only succeeded to sell with greater facility. The four marks remained as lest quoted, 51f. per 157 kilos, (335. per 280Ibe. English) and choice at M. (33e. Bd.). The wheat trade has also been in more favour, and farmers have established an Improvement of 60e. per 1} beet. or 9d. per quarter on previous rates. Oats, on the eon about tinue giving way, bleak being quoted to 36f., white 28.. 6d. per qr., and grey to 32f. 50e. per 160 Mica. (255. 9d.). Frees Brittany there were distant offers at bee money. Rye also was soder, and barley slightly en The tendency of wheat to decline in the ocean" had 011ank ad fat Amiens there was an advance d lf. per hint tice el. per qr.). Bordeaux end Marseilles were unaltered. were rendered dtMeult by the umsevislaty grovsame as to whether the fne import el emu wield be pitielneel the 30th inst. Should it be as, the has. motet was Impeded A reap a benefit. Should dss be imposed on deillga animas, their price would be lesommed. Logs arrivals primed es Marseilles, bat without lowering tins votes. The Belgium ineeksis bees been vaselly calve, ad tenting downwards. Aatwerp wee sealing. Louvain was emir Ice wheat en/ rya. At Termed* sad Charleroi there yea sees dot leas. At Meat a sappiynt Al• qrs. wheat 000ssioued some canesesks on new wheat, let old we. Sna. Rye wee fully la. per r. &pm Barley was calm. Oato unaltered, and oil seeds hi f ig sgtl deal et anti lead fallen la Hold. lEstkots were sad pritss ia inZ' fammit. Theirs sells Made went eniesely Amer • the gintsiloms of wheat had theses beam 'Presidia rye bad father de cibel, OM PAM quieted ins —. At but Petersburg was ▪ Asifttim qmotaihne At whea t were to 64e. per qr. Rettleidass setts. was Ismer MO le. per qr., the best old who belng only 63e. ed. • the but now, 475. per qr. Rye had equal yielded. Amy weather, with torrents of trek, had been espaliered at Glum whore the lastitets were vibe. At Bwila the temperature was trash. The snivels being plentihd by water, wheat sad rye were firm. Heavy barley In repeat. Oats end peas without demand. The sae in flour was vary heavy, though prim IMO lower : Whist still to 5.3 a 6d. • rye, 31s. 3d. per qr. The Swiss ;markets had tWthm declined frees ed. to 2a, per qr. far whist. At Mayes tad lrevediart na-ths•llain, after much ea- TheeitsiOnto was manmeal quiet. seadmmed as I.sitelitithslleW crop at Genoa kept the ambit very Tilt, sad holden of cargoes. for want of parobentre, wise sampled ea fed thew Inn We was dome with coafehmos et better sat se the home supple. All 01, were mho wheel wee quoted 44e. per qr. ; soft to lids. 3d ; Wats, acs. 4d. per qr. The Spanish advises show peat asses with the lint. At Santander the foreign trade was Wails/ to two aim dot Cuba in the enures of a week. The best how minulmi. tared flour still obtained 43e. 13d. per 3911iss. Melt& The local consumption was suppled WA resit& And at shoed 39e. per seek of 2801 he. The impisielin womplaktegetnnil that Castile will maintain the prawn rafts, nsterlthelnollsg a repeated fair average crop. French wbeat was thmiellant ardared in the Lower lairs mad at limas. At Alert ='bat IMP pried 475. 3d. At Barmier brags was 49e. lid. per qr. Amami. toenved at Odessa deseeibed the harm& in dales Vein*, sad Rids way dliminerm. aids Vie • lidist 'AM in disoommessmAofillissin, M V torlamdav, Pilaw% and ltawelk. ilidqualley alibi wheat was interim Suite of what bad been nada, boll el hard and soft, at 33.. to W. per qr., rye at Us. eel., lads .1 264. Bd., balls? at Ilk 9d., sate at lie. N. Liaised sold at 62.. 94. per qr. The shipments to Its Ailed ILlnglimiliners the Ist of Jane to the Ist of August were WINO gm. wheat. 172,800 qrs barley, MAIO qte. eats, 39,610 qrs. red, sad 127,060 qrs. swim . At New York me eousiderabie arrivals bib( expected Aare the elms et Septemillit, d. 1 1 9 1 11 1 4 Wind read,ls bo Ingtep lees. The gayly west readily Mbes et AR prism samiamptisn. TM bar vat bed Men meat blast galieradtbssi loM ran sad sore 1111 for glad, end the germ ptaM essMmed. bin them was orlon in may fps" wall is the netwming shaves at the et Nur stabsogsma hitimme heat of Jams. Jidatyliad, ▪ Petinapbessda. North Oneollna, sad Tonsissee wee all sitinsted at eme-iiiiid sheet ohm ammga In the west elm the repueloilf yisid were blot dimosingsement ; yet, with soak es 't • arinistoial pis* se Isik to give up Asidandimpert ; sod the thenghtin ditithed, sod say be *saga Am b it , Lee s tlmi em An Int as sons Moths si ell see lift en hand. NW/ft flaw sad what ion ridge, Wien sera ha emasniintdoillted. the else imps* amid nnaking .Mite impend a Whoa ems bee. 0111111 ft lofts 111 pale . is d deht. Ma per hi. MO, aline Ohio 7 Isia made et O. mew whist elf dr us tim po terlsals e idand j O i lis dm lid to tinll,LlA c z y 70.6 68 1. 11110fte 207,061 Amithent wits genial sals.,hew toile. per lumeleal. Sub mignsat astvices daselbs the wheat trade ream anises, sad man Sier diaL LONDON 11111NLY DOOK 11TM Imparted Denvorad Boas—NW Ingle . amigo 4.111 S.4T alaurittas., —bar 1.1 11 4. 0 70 Ikagal Nil mama WA ON MCI Penang 1 Ot# 11.101 toe; IS 1,01 LP, 0000Sql.:::U 144 10.-10.1 cake 461 4411 B&—Bare. I Pr. 81 " L 1 is.as 116 111 , 6 114 .11 837,0; 714 .758 B.lli 10.46? 73.127 4. 1814. 136.774 10.131 115.4 - 0; 44171 324.1! COTTON. —LIMIIPOOL, Barr. 6.—Tha market to. day has bee firm both la tone and prim The Egli are 10,000 balls, 3,000 of which are for speculatioa. 1,60 6 Surat 4id. to aid. ; 600 Egyptian, 7ed. to Std. ; 60 Pau & 9d.; 100 sgaranban, 71d. to tlid.; 7,740 Americas. BILK.— LYONS, SEPT. B.—Oar condition nu m b ere d 3988 bake during the month of August. The large se w of the last two months show the increasing consumption of silk at Lyons. Large orders are still in suspense for want of a sufficient number of hands to execute them. News from all places of consumption is satisfactory, and • very large siring trade is expected. Our price. continue gradually to advance, and this is the result of • steady trade without the nitheeJthy stimulant of speculation, and we are expecting en improving market for some time to come.—(From the Cir. cuter of Milsom and F. Poy.) TALLOW.—In consequenos of the supplies of tallow still keepin g out, .we have had a further advance in the market week. The demand on the spot was good, L a at OM time as much as 61s. 9d. was given for new Ukraine tallow. Sabsequently, however, the arrival of the ern steamer with 1,000 osaks relieved the market, and 00. talons to-day an rather below the highest point reached. ft o e new, 61s. to 61e. 3d. ; old,:reweighed, 61s. ; Taganrog Ms.; South American, 61e. 6d. Speculatively we have not had much activity to-day, and we quote October and Demon bet, 49.. 6d. ; separately 605.; January and March, 50s. to 60a. 6d. All September, 50a. ed. to 61.. Prom Bt. Petersburg the quotations by telegraph lower. Spot end ell August, 163 re, sellers, September, 159 rs. sellers. Shipped off to Friday 40,000 casks. Exchange, 361 to 36. We quote palm oil, 30e. ; fine Logos comae nut oil, Cochin, 38a. to 38e. 10d., Ceylon, 365. to 365. 10d. Town tallow, 51s. net oaah—(From Mews. Smith and Charles'. Circular of Moe. day evening.) CORN.—La Barr. 6.—We bevy a fair supply of wheat ; the market leadoff the metal day mum • ref quiet trade. OW wheat is without alteration from last urea; now rather remise in value, but the bushier done is very limited. Barley as before. Beans, oats, and other articles held for fall prima. CATTLB.—Ln•aaroot., Barr. 6..—The supply of bed b larger thaw bat Monday, sad malls, (Amnion ; the demand very good for each. at full prior. Beef, 4d. to 7d. , mot toes, 6d. to 71d. Number at market—Cattle, 2,969 ; cheep, 10,867. csseßgyarca STAIEB. Lord Londssborough's Warlock, 6 yrs, et 9lb (t) Capt. LMla's Poodle, aged, 7.1 (off) Mr. Copland us Dubow of Buthstland, 4 yrs, tlat ub (t) Mr. .sat's Playatolas, 3 yrs, 6.t Illb (takes) Mr. G. Lambert's Rookst,ll yrs, 6al 41b (11 Mr. Shellsy's Gunboat, 4 yrs, Ilst 71b G Comm Baullysay's Courier, 3yva,ist U (takes) Lord C laden' a The Roman Nadia, 4 yea, Bst 31k (t) Lord CtiMen's Yeas, 6 yrs, 7at bib (t) Kr. G. Lambert'. Qassastows, yrs, (,) Mr. R. Tan Brosok's Prioress, 6 yrs, 7st 21b, and Barbarity, 4 ors, Qt 1916 DERBY. 2000 to 40 apt Mr. T. PITT'S Gaspard (t) 20 to 1 .pt 20 to 1 1000 to SO 40 to 1 40 to I 40 to 1 60 to 1 50 to 1 1000 to 11 1000 to 16 sow 1 WARWICK RACES. Tan Waxwing Cr 1, villas 200isoss., by subscription of 10 own era, wit/ 100 added by the Race Committee , 3-yr olds, TM; kw, est 71b ; Ave, 9•1 llb ; six sad aged, 9st 6lb ; mares allowed 416; and geklings, 716; tie winner of any Derby, Oska, or Os. Loges, or the decot, Goodwood, or Don caster Cups, ha 1657-8, to carry 716 ; of any two of them , 101 b extra; maim 9-yr-olds at the time of starting allowed 71b; sad maiden 4-yr-olds and upwards at the time of start- lag allowed 101 b; hearse haring started three timee, and not won, in 1868, to be snowed 511, in addition to other allow-' anon; the sesond Mem to mein 30 sow. out of the stakes. Time Whs. (13 sobs.) Owns • lAA Me ...... Al Roman Candle A ". 4 Mitt......_... Cre.V.... 1 ' e:sr l lston :. .. ....... : km..... ..............•..... Wow .... 4 MIMS S I =IC ... I 111•1•0011113411.... 3 3 Ift"Ami. L3"l .:("1" Tan *rata of 100 sow., added to a Handicap of 30 sow. NW, 10 L, and 5 11 declared. The wiener of the Rhee sr the Leenisgtou &Ass ile terry 101 b, or =sr smousdag to 100 sow. stabseguint to the ddo weights (August 11, et 1.111 pan.), 516; sad el two sash beisissige, 12h extra; to bass to carry mere en Wilt min; We seased to resolve SD sew. out el the dawn Ow nit sad it belf. (41 sehe., 21 of wheat do clessi.) Tbe Newt led& acespeas babg 701 1 11b, it bee ben mid to fat, nod the Wires ia repels& MAW ........ .....V et 11 11 Tinily A r 'II . 6 Cil 9 6 10 3 : .el. wwiermer S 12 • Z..., ...... 7..7.1 111 . 1 10 (1 713 2•••• 4 l3 `,-•". 2 6 2 • l i Milinie : 20 . 104; 3 "d • • ........ .• eIS lim-41als . . 3 sate -- iftii, wise ewe., the nine in eie e ole a;o l =of 10 sew. ail, 11.111. lei 4 only if d of any lining caw`)st W the deciaratloa d the weights (August 11. et le awry 51b extra; 'Meru prolembeeds allowed to ride in this rare t eb eei dered iL Mb e xtra. Om Wit end a half. (22 subs), 12 d f..Ar tot i'; Mole= Aga 111 • ite'.u..."?..... 10 el WOlOlOllOll . ..... Stem :II II =ible a. . 1 5 0 : elleiebsa ... ~. 4 le 2 Pliesele• 9 0 3 Nutmeat' tIA NCR \ P a 10 MM. 3134T111; wide 50 added, for 2-yr-olds ; the mooed haw In sow Ws stein ; a arbour of s handicap enbeaqueat te 12191216ibelha of We w eight( ' uguot 24, at 9 p.m ), to Men ell owe. T.Y.C. _— . _ si It. 17 1 .1"takeiiz.11 t by W ••••••• ....... °eml' I .-..-. i I gaws..... ....... ........ V. A T 4 takomosokso anal .-..... 111 ........... 4 ll Viz llionsma' PLais of 601., gives by G. ir.7. and Z. Gnome. &qrs the members kr the brongi , an a =be ad we. WIDOW, sun 4344 widest, are out to auks. Three (meters of 4 tale. (16 subs.) Pim Nab eal ...r It pr ........ ....... ....t: 11 ..... ......... 7 I 2 . 1 4 4 .... ........... 7 reit& - lii:- 2 I 2 .h - h ome.- v i i EV1:=....1 111 .. 3 5 9 . 41 101 . 4 %ITS at 60 sovs., given by des tows of Went*, added iis • Headloap of 6 sow. •••b,l ft, fat 3-yr eide eel upwind,. • 1012/284 of a Mediu. Mir tbs deans dem at die weights to awry alb extra. One Wk. (11 oda) 117 4 1:10 . :iiii..ohli :I: ift= 11 .7 : .t... 4 " 1 ... A i fate Sidi .... 4 14 =Woo ... ...... . T 3 1 1 1 ... ..... ... abr. ..... ....... 1 I Wail: &Mall ow., math 7I. • lilialial m0—u0r....... $ 7 0 4 4 If .....-....... ....... ....... . . 3 110 . 3 13 4 " M i tiall3;l4 . 4iii• a sa...=, .. Sffit - 26 3 arlsCr, 11-yr AK 7et ,• thine. di Wb; Isar. Met ; flve, 10st 100); eh mil 101, UM. Mema end gifts. allowed lib ; sookloso allowed dils ; the wiener of the afriag /eater to ornery Sib entre. The wham to be add be IWO ems., It demanded, fke. ; Iffy 1601. to be allowed Xb ; 1002, 7M; 601., 1411; 601., 211 b. One Wis.—To dam sad name between the boars of few end Ms o'clock in the admen id Tuesday. THIII WILTIR H•INDIL AP Of 10 NW& OS* E ft; gentle men riches, es qualtead to ride la fir Wallor Cup; ruin uionalu allowed to ride by carrying OM antes. Ooe mile, —Te close sod SIM between the boars of her sad son o'clock Is the afternoon of Tuesday, and the weights to be published as soon as possible. LEICESTER RACES. Nor IMAM NS 701 TM I.IIICISTIIIII IXL HANDICAP. 0100 . ear ... 4 .... lIDICAP Rediji646/1 6 14.. 114113P17A115. 4 111011114111114141111. II . II l ' ; " ;:trfrAiitt i oAr. Us I Old T MP lams . . =it iii 7::: 1 7 11 :t . ..... ::: 1 IMAI N M 11......... 2. My M0te........ M alis egliii;= Pete ::::::: 1 -—. • • • sjim - ;''''.. —. Nn► --11 1 ,11YOTON A CUBIT STAMM,- Clan wary Illagoetalre, OUt (b b), Tv Dane, Toren ester to Onihni), Cabbie Bairn, Illborsieb Milk, Ally (by ). ThieDow, Sbrileki, Lily, The Omit, A/ des, Omitodere, llattlai, Otiselde, O'Ryas, eolt (by the Fellow Beek), the Pickle, Coetrett, Artist, Cbanorr, Is ="rWa hew, Ally (by Wanitheetad), filly (by Cut toebelue. Tapia*, Inmost/sir, Prnefortra4 lady Well, Womeln-Blsok, Crippleorsoe. Ally (by Annaktilble, oat of Downer), blareetltalatt, lithium Beattly, lielr•at law, Newest* eprottoo. There are now six ships advertised by the Poet toester-thwersi to take ship Wolof bop to Vanworor's lam& Two of the ships we Wowoors.: THE POLICE COUR7S. MANBION-HOl7Bll. A stylishly•dressed woman, about 26 years of sge, a sat lee of Darmstadt, who gave the name of Mary AWN, was brought before the Lord Mayor, charged with having attempted to pass a Bash 101. note, with intent to defraud Mr. D. ',meddle, a draper, at 31 !agate High-street. The note, which was heeded " Bank of Engravintt," did nut atoll resemble a genuine la Bank of England note. W. Aduock said—l am asaistant to the prosecutor. The prisoner came to our shop to-day and 'elected a shawl, the price of which was 11. 16.. dd., and offered me the sots pro. dated In payment. I showed It to the prosecutor, who spoke to her respecting it, whets she said it yea a 101. note. He this gave bar into custody. The Lord Mayor (to the primmer who spoke English im perhcely)—How long have you bees in London ? Prisoner—About kwr webs. _ The Lord Mayor—No one would ever take this for • genuine IW. WOO. Where do you live ? Prisoner—At No. 6, Great St. Helen's. Officer—Her landlord with whom she has been staying the last four or five days, is hare. The Lord Mayor—Does be know anything of her ? Landlord—Nothing farther than letting her the lodgings. Oflosr-Bhe had paid • previous visit to the shop of the that morning, and she afterwards called at another rne; s° ler' ° In r the Minartes. She made purchases at both plants. I have the hills to prove it. The Lord Mayor—Where did you got this note from ? Prisoner—A gentleman gave it to me fora present. The Lord Mayor—When? Primmer—About three weeks ego. Tits Lord Mayor—Did he come over to this country with you f Prisoner—No, he gave It to ma In London. The Lad Mayor—Had you been living with him ? Prisoner—Yew Landlord—ilhe tank lodgings at my Louse five or six days ego ; she remained out of • night, which made me minions ion=her. he had Ifis. 4d. upon her in good money when The I.red Mayor—An you to see the man again who Savo you the note P Prliona—No. _ _ TG Lad MS - Yoe—Did she seem surprised when she warn told that the tote was not • genuine one P Adcock—Mae said she would take it back again. The Lord Mayor—l suppose some man has given her this for a tea-pound note P The heals sassehee here stepped lato the wituese-box, and amid —l rodeos another dash note for 601. whisk toned upon hoe. When I was marching her she dodged me about so ma* that I had peat trouble in Eluding it. It was con cealed is this little box, which I produce. I was obliged to rand to form, and la the struggle the bottom of the box was broken. it; Lord hisyor—rrieonte, are you to see this man olds Priecowr—No ; he said he wee going into the country. The Lord Mayor—How many times did you see him P Primer—He pried a fortnight with me, and then pm me theme two notes tad 10s. _ The Lord Mayer—Has she any boxes at them lodg- E a ' ism_ Yes, my lord. The Lord Mayas—The °Mow must search her boxes, and abe will nand remanded till to-morrow. Reminded accordissrly. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Thomas Hopkins and Jail .I . OhINON were charged with being concerned, with others not in custody, in stealing about 600 silk umbrellas, valise 2201., the pprrooppeerty of Mr. Patterson Boyle, wholosolo umbrella men , of 338, Oxford street — laaaeatar Holder, of the C division, said—About nine on tlatordy night la* I want, in company of Sergeant Crocker end Cola, 317 1 = Bromley-place, sad ca gang uptake met the male , whom they knew as Turner,stoming dowasteks. "Is your name Turner P" Hs rid, " Tea" The female than said, " Come into this back-room." I said, "No • you occupy the sewed. floor front, so open th e: door," and she did so, and en going into the room I told them to tionsider themselves in custody. I than told Cole and Qatar to search the pls." and they did so, Cu!. producing • silk umbrella which I at coos reoognieed as one of those , stolen from the description I had received from the peer outer. I then @eked him how he got possession of it, and be said it was gives to him by a man at a public-house oppo- site, who was • to Una. I mid It was curious that a stranger should give him an umbrella worth Ids. • he then meld the men only asked him to mind It for him. On farther search a number of hays, one a skeleton, were lound, and 7 a quantity of duplicates (44) relating to all kinds of I l d e r a .V. fie*, ths ptveacutor, identified the umbrella pro• I=:Ling lis ta the make being clamant to that of other Ha did net believe it bad been sold, though several like It hod bees. The place where the private mak had boss had boss gasped. The value of the property stoles wee 22W. Isepeoter Raider said, teem inquiries be bad made, he had aeoertainsd the prikmers had been seen drinking with • man, sad agar some carrersatios him and crossed over to the house. The finele was mot known to the police.: The female old sits was eat on the evening mentioned, bat it was only to pledge something, and she did call at the public house to have some beer, but she was quits innocent of ths charge. Kr. Bingham gave her fall credit. It might be she knew nothing about the umbrella; bat if she ha the midortuite to be connected with such • person as the male prisoner, she mud take the conesquenote. Ile should remand them both till Wednesday neat. WESTMINSTER. Mr. Davies. eolicitor, waited upon the magistrate, and said he bed an applicadon to seeks of a most extraordinary and =character. His client, Mr. Thomas Stems, • home of middle age, was monied, on the let instant, at St. Lab's, Chelsea, to Miss Martha Elirabstl. Dankley. After the pirformente of the ceremony it was suggested that they should commence the honeymoon with a visit to Cressente that evening, whither they repaired. They left early to return hose, sad wens joined by the bride's Oster. After proesediag a short distance Mrs. Stemma took a fancy to tome dainty la a hem and beef shop window, when bar beard requelad her to stay outside while he went to mid parobased it for bet. To his surprise, on regainimir the street ha found his newly married wife and sister sore distance off, main ma fat se their legs would carry them. He celled to thaw to stop, but in vain, and being unable to follow this at say pane mese to a retest attaek of partly* he lost them, end than. that ell attempts to recover his wife were seslem. >im taw no snore of her until Saturday evening, when be mat her la the strait in oompany with a Mr. Jah n, a flimmileasia is of colour. In commonest* of whet he had band L woo afraid to ge up to them, bat was determined to wallah them, in whisk hewwer, be was, after kbg them in sight ihr a few minutes oily, frustrated. To aM to lair. Ste ws'. mertikation he had lest hie elotking and several Misr artiolso He had applied foe • portion of them when he Wined be wife to he esereted, but 'mild get no sedefeetere answer, and had lime betaken himself to the hone of his wiWe autber, in ChntelPetrest, Chelsea, where, in antleipa tioa of his =My*, he had deposited other property, .b en, to his surprise and Warm ha told him to be o ff , or he would run s knits Into him. The object of the preen' application was to obtain' • stmentons against Mr. DushJey for the threat, of which ha went in great dread, sad a mound aunt mons for the unlawful detention of the property. Mr. Pander observed that the oast was truly very dupla, end granted the requital suntrooecree. M 411111714. THE murbuir CORN TRADE. (From dr Ifirk-Iwo Awns.) The mailer of the past week has been varied. flow ase* ars daft tithe coedition of to gather ings se • emespence ; be* the balk of the what crop has bed pt be very favomrahly. And latte moods of the yhdd ine ewes in its Meer, aWls the large ateekspenahig only graven aheadeses of straw. The Ise Mama, spa min ion and dry *Mg, whisk peedeved the think-ed pieed, being fillowad by • heavy la d rain jut bakes the., with great heat subsequently, Moldtly, the gro bi wtl7. 2 al remered it impossible *Adana a show of wheat sers, with Merkel leas, shield Ewa • quality of grata ape; to last year's greed k. Yield sentelocsli ties, where lis *Ms were I not NI lideir, the yield, as well se quality, is der. in 1 ethemon Immerses simple show, they ate about te peeled very delisted. Tin the man us as d IA hem Ade seers melee, we may Is etweed to rest with sedellidng like an averse, mop. The tisidency and Wt psim mss, l of spilt own is beteg* wheat mud inie me fir mule. head; 66 4 with an blotreesedpplatime,lt Is ned se welsh that en sepal Psi ply - will billeties i l ii :e lad I aims predeesdl. r mai met ill Aid ale Amadeus Weed is deed heild than t i l aV, happen ad Mood en amege, • amp of rim Sw line md g wheat sad drew - that we ewes, at least de • tine, le beep esperte very MUM. Our own esker had bs head suppidd is selealtp, sad these Me Um hit the these may sdll be le tem lite,haileg cruets kW roam ; bid ,Tei4 , l•••• ina. ma him 4,... Padden ate teeny moms Weres ; army =ea of essdium mell eerie, that h= aim and at Ting ar vary Isai. rid need role, for roauz i mpesse mo = id, tu m late ore. we tsar, will pedal abendame. No hederes awed be hedge szkets. The snivels of floating cargoes this week have bees Odd 69, the sales being brisk, especially of barley and nibs, at lepetwed Mee, and consistieg of 9 cargoes of wile* vis, 3of I MAU at Us. 61. to 36s bl., 3 of Ousts at rs. to 405., 1 of Kalaht at 375, 1 of Odessa Ohieta et 4k, 1 ed Trimmer Oldrka at 43a., and 1 of laidl at 29e. Id. per qr. 16 edge= of mad st hem 30a. U. to filk, with Me ass flees Odom oe pump at 112 e. U. es 335. per qr., I mem of BY barley, at 20s. 9d. to 14.. 6d., lof Hindle rye at Ns., sad 1 of Tapareg oar at 19s. 4ed. Pic qr. The sales of wheat noted Isst week wed 84,199 qrs., at 42a. dd., agdent 92,646 qrs. at the correepoading paled he 1867. The Lemke mews were 6.707 qrs., at 48s. 64. The impute of whin* sod Is into the prtecdpel pets SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. OABIJALTIZIL Abby Lamp" tromAkysto to Antwerp, st►tak wat mom stomp. Ma Bay, Isla at Wight as the 11th Auguat. Makable up. Au IL Illempsca (Amadeu ably), Captain Brooy from theism tur Liverpool. stab a cargo of data, put Into this port re Um lard August. Staking badly. having squab upon a sunken rook, rat knoskad a bole in her bottom. tbs valet le sow up to bee kw desk Inas. The cargo still bit dttcharged.—Portluud VAL), Aug. - - - - - (*vain. tra - a Feral, pith to. o! as axle!, was whoa* of tab INiacrlaar-Lloaraud. Avg. e. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. bowls, (alp), of end from Somber for Liverpool, SO deye, Aug. If, lat. $4 N., 10n.39.14 W. MMus (Amerissa We), from Liverpool for Australis, July 33, lat. 111 S., lon. 33 W. *friss (ship), from London ire Australla, Jane 13, o ff the ULM el Pelona. Aerolito for mouth, July 34. lat. 3.9 N., lon. 21.6 W. Bortbselek (Ibiglieb barque), from London for Adelaide NUJ, Jews If. Ilasgalroo (barque), QOM !Sapporo for Liverpool, Jaly 17, tel 2JII, 1a5.111.16 W. Cleveland...ham London far 14afste, July 11, lat. 13.15 N., kts. 23.1 W. Mediu, from Bombay for Larks, Aug. 21. Ist 4L9 N.Jon. SO W. Deadgal (Itsgebe barque), ban Adelaide (LA.I. Jaw 29 . &Sipes. Oews, Nora LW* for het Adelaide, all well, Jana 13, lat. I PI. los. ft W. Baum Tully Magtielt Alp), tram Liverpool for Aden, Jane 27, lat It N., lon. 13 W. Easel (Anolicas Mg), how London for New Took, Aug. 18,1 st. 33.91 N, Ice. 4351119 Frames B. eiIIUBC BOO; New Mims foe Liverpool, 1%9.4, 15t.21.21 Ma sLIL Gilaullt (beeline), of Easswerb, hose liarbedase for Liverpool, 14 dam Aug. a, 21, 46.20 W. Gwadar, from ?erns , 81 day., for Liverpool. Aog. 14. 10. 43 30 If ,k 0.37.12. Basking. has Macao for Laudon. Avg. 29. Below (ship), of !Liverpool, for Quebec, Ace. 10, lat. 44.33 N., Is.. 82 W. Bastin (1411 1 1eb blegae), from Liverpool Ist Caloatts, July 14, lat. 1 11 . 109 - 2 1 1 Blades (barque), fat Monte Video, July 341.1.9.9 N., Loa. 11.6 W. Bockats, tram Colombo fee Landow, Aug. f, lat. 19.16 N., km. 81.4 . Jambs Markus (Ingtbe bisque), from Wedge lee Madras, July 11, 10t.13 A. Joshua Waddlagtan, be. Akyab for Pelson* July 16, lat. 11.11 log Ma W. Jame Frame (barque), Rose, his Boris Mocola, lat. 1$ N., is. 86 W. Elselkber (desolate skip), fro. London (or Breton. Avg. AIN. 0.31 N., las. SAO W. lave Vs Nyeestela (Daub barque), boos Swoons for Bang Spy July 10.1 m. I S., lon. 21 W. Margaret (Alp), from Liverpool for Qualm, Aug. 26, lat. VAL lon. !LSO. MmMI Pelledge, from Menritlas. July 19, lat. 2 IL. lea. 20 W. Mobile, from tendon for N. John's Aug 32, bit. 42 N.. toe. 29 W. Margaret Miceell, for bydsey (N.S.W.), Joie 31, ist, UI. ka. W. Mardairmara of Atka, from Orate* for Babas, Aug. 41at. 31.1: M., led 331.10 W. Nary S. Wok Rah, ham Soya to Falmouth, Aug. IS, on meta dyer eel( Buena Mary Wegrad. Ram James tar lake, Aug. I, of /dye. emtlerintakm. Oda liellieend Jas 7, is Tend Strata. Sedgpin Wedge. trots lardray tat Leaped, Avg. 4, at Yu W. W. SUS W. litetbdllo W O6 (WO, trod Laden et Quids, Aug. 211 a. 04 ifff, 11111 W, to.. ffielsrlod for Ws, July 31, lat. 13.14 Y., 100. ILI W. .10 Wart We. to.. London to Worms, July 20, it. 11 31., illb .1111 W. lahloaar (Mraklesturg barque), from Loudon., July 4. Spirit of aro North, from Lando* for Shangbaa, July 14, it. LS an. 21. e W. al from Batavia for T.lierpool, Ao'. 22, lat. 14 N., los. earthman (dip), toted South. Jay 80, at. 4.10 P., or. 11.111 W. Vlclat (Snarls ship), from Landon for Caletata, eta troy. a .11, July .a, at. 11.04 N., 10a. 27.11 W. Woodville (barque), from London fur Shanglad, July SS, la. /At ffa km. 13.53 11. Merles (Aerator Yip), hats Callao for adore, Ara. 11, W. ILI N., lee. $7.4 W. Ti,antad WS Liverpool Pa Valpardel, Jely 11, Id. J lihr Its. SS W. [AduaTEMMINSULIT f ROLLOWAT'S OINTMENT AND Glue lbw.-- I. Waltam Oo o li. Weallaino, rapids. heßtto4 that I law mid Hollow's tffit mg PIM he about • foe mat via** poke to th• chola airlybousob. Vim pis! VIM pool by the mollootusa et Ilooopost OW ", / ..... i .. 110, 1•14 that ha tir no. aril V i als t.l . 1 7 is ftwar al aig . ,• Ms liftlEdemort lan el=leall No viserrakeil wis ONO* pomdell bys MEM le try WWI 'Nadel a NOW sip OOP insim— l =hrettl" MA Wilma? re Mr roar NW met BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATH& BIRTHS. CIL ASKIL—Dred. f, M Kaidegtenotaire, the vino et N. 11. Arta a • d•tkts. OD do. tat Rola. Mew ow widow of Mahe Coker, el Meow liorre. " 1=17= 1111 . DAVID-60a 1. id Goldesoquara the wit. of D. Darla DMA • •ee. ZDItORDI—Dapt.II. at Tnralnrad Doan, set Door Dad. Oa Witt lelsoods. 164..0f a daughter. FULL II .- 8 1. 1 . d. st Igeler, moor Croydon. Ilwroy,loo. T. Ti et a or. ea. Sm.. of roe send. miaow% lb , . 1 h 4 1 JIN • 011771 TH —amt. M Latham, tL. M's of J. I. 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Em, De140 .4. 0D.--Ilapt. 4. at Ilaamore plan. We, „WI Sa s tr view al lea Ma Daesnee. ebe. Pular. Kee. Lusa?. — baw At Belebeea. Mr. T. D. UAL et lba Deemed ler. aped IL werrATT.-111 8 4, I, 0. D. Eft., al WeiNton. l " l44 Ma IS 11111SW—ea* 1, ea Dewehett lihtetat, ltr. 0. end& lisd l ... W —Dope 1 al Nebboaptaargett. DaTepeli. 11 /. L Meek area if. .41 4 Peril awl Peeleare be 14•0b eaus 4 Isie I'4 &WS. break be Ole of beet. la tea Pablaa al w LI. tats. No. 8,76 QVERLAND ROL NICATION by Stem !SINBULAA .od °RINI ANT /300 E PAAP ENGEM gOtorraostu. Mint. Adat. ciao, end II talc by their nt pal7Bl of nary month; Ana I way. by their paeltett i. Rolm D. rot fortba patlcubtrt sp,t, tafideost : sad at Ottstookga f " t4. 4 A"" §riAM to NEW elps.4 wed aborted reel W YOGA. sad I'HILLI `tad &mastoids& their fun. LIB HYOOL to YW YOB. CITY 01111LTIMOIt1 (had aaeb a COW pane. 14. 1 7. and 21 MINIM puritan values, h Pasarnew• for Pm& and 611111011 1101 WM. partloulars l app t r erpool; or to the Ato Willsatatreet, Londe inn VANDERBI MID STATICS NAI L .w Ve ou ND/RbiLT. Coola ww ; Ho NORTH 8 Dorm ; the NOR" MOO boa end 1.000 000 hal. and 800 ii or ObW EA for HEM V NORTHMAN LI( NORTH STAR... •RIEL. VAN mow ~ MMeahout ehr m oesors al of per ner V tar OK North Star, I ohm /10 and Al 2: third MI.OT 1 2 . 1 01 reitt TSTlrltainAll g r iMTNIGHTLY I BHIP 4 to Drll► TOM of the Mahon Amor w~ wow WI ..,.. mai c ~„. 1111 • No HORH . 1 Oro •oursu. Ina toSCOOLOM tbo Firoo-111ra bi, ih eiti r m tootelitA sad 81 0o.„. 11 It Idattlaloolsoo Oho gOLD FIELDS VANCOUVR.II ISLA ..-Bbariert Andaman If, from tAvorposkostasSA frisk W a ss. .a lb. Ord Sepia aBMW Rol. , sad thy ceOs tariff. how La A WAS of IMAM on maxi VA:S.sal sew ssi N. sirls Is MIM as. Isew&atea. 1.0. kONDON and NAN red CM PPIDA-OSe mil CITY of 8 ANSI M i rll Woe Lneasa tar /11 uTenni hztermaills46 lo LANGTON as WATERFORD, Ll 'ARLAND DAILY, Itsitsere tries Wilford Ham Walls itsdrms Is billnesdisbo Maltose as at al sot. Pump' IS "Mid- Timulti tickets is Ira.els It n Ws and s tbe (kat Western red D sod JSON Os ItedlyssAC K O ,SA sldis. iiONDON and NORT NOILTH BTAIIIOIIIh Palolle an lafonned that at BTOIK, BTON LEEK. IX SOULE t and all towns co I Wand at Camden. Ilaidoaroo !attain Goods Odlooo la Woke Salta *ad other particulars Goads Moot In Losidao and at PICIPORD bed Co.; sad at It litos made Waal,* Me la Larks, sad la the Sy cedar_ , liatbaaelstioa. Loadoo, Asia BOFEBBOB W: TO.RICIT.—POLTOI —TWO HOURS to Protestor id Mart VINING at S. Bo ow gables ; box stills, Or.; a Bacot oxy ba oeen t w at tad .t W. )(kebab Bo DR. KAHN'S M ANA osb) 2l6b 7ri.nu l M••ts loginglastaadialase sad rotate, (el' lee Leeman. Os the I , tee Melt tree the Astor ea LIVII UP 081 NEW and CHEAP/ et CRISLOTTS BILO m View at Baweri. complier * le ewe madam VemeeireWN Rib September. Swim realer London: amlib, I DR. ROBERT RO • Tht. doe Is polsis.sod. s NERVOUS DISEAE 4.11 00 11 PLAIN Ter. Low I of wino OlEmoko, the reeelte Roo's. M.D. "MB Irs a dim sod mot& or . Moos Os Ihe no me author. Did ElfOnow Disomos of Fotooles Lasko: J. C.burcbol.l BENSON'S WATCI tostatostare ahead warm =lwo aztabliall warp t —Olonorwer. Pod PI aM"aosisioloot latoortat ok. Woloatao from to Walla pat pail to may port al entrittl.. B to;ablud=tfa. 4.4ol.7r. ebit Aßl"b i llnb w7se 3 r "H"ll-8 4.11: : "5 it. P .u. :64a7 C:411: ROE 11011801 bb .. r. taw as bow Panda. lit vselbell 60.8011.111.1 b; 1118 VISITLNC am Trap . ana coon a et dark ial Aso Nee raireerlea to aerl riesatiers. alb falgeftri las pismdiasm. et lie Ma. I' are andante' I ..t a. ad. Lrallr;6 l :4 N ot • ar• co Um dmmigr..l2==r4Z WILIA.—The will of csauloor Palklead was r i ridaLli., P.C., the in lllUcs mod, ort tar late ro 1114 enc - If 1.1837, over witioll ra• /U. l Ind codicil of ZaZ es, ll4 formerl bat e a £ o 0 Pomba la Loader ea Any cad b y mie lres cillolbod to 6 .. dad es b., . 14 "hilikell Th. Mt 4 4 ,4 o r: ft* soft it the 141 by I tlit ta ibe will crea rim Prrot s lce a rZ eh kg by Ocoee Arbor ale Joist a - "will 'WPM. T• Lodi 111 licridkno is his r 4"*Bai a Eights 4 hti • ia Tim wilt= ; db. Amami la ID ---..—lllustrated gatiliAß. Pr Palma et bra *I On gkojt a 0...0m d Mai* ....0.60 1 fr e a s ur i r, b S l Cr i etnruel the is= lse wadi eaasa .t i Govoid et Mils et IN es all lefts silk r ;sta... Z . * tir Weer D. II _es is .••••=wasie . ~ ....d &MI : ~............_...... ~,e ..