The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-28 00:00:00

CHINA. (nom ♦N OCCIAIONAL el SHANGHAI, JULT I I am afraid I shall be able to give you but • Ant letter, as the mail Brom home is jest in, the men ham this j oat leaving, and all of as in a state et ex citement, and many of slam not fav*u" to letter writing. You weald - hare been almost as surprised and die gusted as we were oo mere' by test mail's news of oar defeat in the not.* and the overthrow for the present, by Chinese Meashery and Memo% el Lord Elgin's well-workedmat mdiume. If all be gent In England, and ra feat exist of trouble' at home, I trust, the hesee government will take up the roatter sateedy, sad net, shilly shally with wakes quietism as to whether the Admiral did this or omitted that, or whether Mr. Brae, was j twined in, defog one thine, the Masa but go at once to the real gnestion, winch ie—le we' prestige with the ChMesere be for ever gene, se at present it ha. in a epees measure ? a this pine of FON truicheri to la angraaiehed ; and are wow he contest now to webs a Ws tameable Meat, they before, under cirr analenese the meat degmdig and Limiting ? Yon cannot think bow 'mail we feel him artr, and how (to use a vulgar expesesios) awfully " cocky " them Chinamen an getting. 'Mother day (most foolishl !, I think), oar people brought in ben two of the fo ar dilapidated gas-boats, with the sight of which the , Celestials are delighted. They might, I think, ha as ciphered them cp outside. I need gin Ton no del Want the late diameter ; yea will ere this have SM. perhaps forgotten, them We have not, and an n st Nu* to do so fora loaf tine to some. Poor Cat Oak Vanittazt has died, earl wes buried With nii Utley lemurs, the whole foreign isommmtaity attic& mtg. Nemews me yet of the American Minister, but Ch inn superb; of his navies , enelmaired honer het set with the Emperor—probably with Hen' diemg--eritiOh he might ma well bare dose hen. if tb is he the ame I don't think we need envy his anon as. A a I said at the 'resuming of my letter, we are in • r ather disturbed stale here just now. I will ex. pit .in the stair. For years • very iniquitous trade he a been *wield en at several of the ports of China coolies—the lower class of labourers—it is said, I •lure with truth, nadir the lanctioa of, sad eves • inder Goateed to, the French governmeat. Hitherto there has been a shadow of legality about it, as the men were boaght—i. e., a certain rum was paid to them down, sad a contract to pay them wages at • certain rate. They were, I understood, for Nada loupe or Demo et the French West India bias& 'The whole thing woe utterly at variance with -Chinese kwe sad wishes ; bat in vain did the Taoutai (the governor of the city) remonstrate with M. %edgily, the Free& ewe& I la vain did he ea. treat hie interference to step the trade. He bellied the elleiale, declared his determination not to toter• bre, ;sad it is openly said he made large sums him self from the transaction. Lately, however, they hare sot been able to pt the men : either their offers were not high alosib, or the coolies are not satisfied with what they heard about them, sad did not choose to go. Well,* short base same a Preach ship arrived to fulfil a coatrast to ship oe 1100 of these fellows, but ending they could not do it by fair means they actually romertsd to kidnappleg• For some little time men have from time to time disappeared, whither nobody knows. llt takes a long time to rouse the Shanghai coolies, but at the hut this has become too much for them to stand, and there has been a regular eisseu&s. I have no doubt myself that our dissaten in the north hare contra• buted at any rate in giving them pluck. Accordingly, the day before yesterday there was a regular strike ; knots of oodles were gathered to _ tether in different parts of the settlement ; and in one street, consisting of Chinese bees" when there were said to be some Friuli mikes lying hid for the purpose of capturing the amine, they attacked every au bearing the appears's* of a sailor, killed two at three, sad very severely wouaded others. Still we thought little of it, se they showed no die pomities to attack or molest the residents. On Friday afteinsaso, 'torture, happened the sad part of the af fair, which, seen if the whole thing pus off quietly now, which I thick myself it may, we shall, I fear, hairs reason lug to regret. The coolies in the even ing, abut due, were attacking—in fact murdering —a Frew& sailor on the road I mentioned, when Dlr. Lay and oar puma, Mr. Hobson, pared. Of tonne they euld not help interfering, and the latter, who speaks the Shanghai dialect, harangued the curies, trying to persuade them to desist. At first they seemed inclined to do so, bat some of the more turbulent, rushing is, Amok Hs& eon on the lead, cad in the welts pees Lay was twice &trimly 'tabbed, 1 her seertally. He has a meet dangerous wound in the stareash, and to this hot weather ittEanienatioa may est la at say memeat. We all hope for .11111 best, however; for besides that lay is generally well lilted, he is a man we can ill spare—in fact, the man of all others whom we scold jest at this'll& least sffoed to lose. Of coons en this the whole settlement was is a fermeet, and seversLeaptures and kidnappings of eagies are said actually to have taken place in the midst of all this,row. This I think doubtful ;at the same time then believe themselves, and are of, cosine in a Mateo( great excitement. Intelligence war theta brought, or, at aay rate, the Deport spre►d that the settlement was to be attacked last sight, and the .Fresch.txritsulate and the how ef a Rancho:an said to be the contractor Mr ettolies were 1.3 he burst. Lour kindred men were imam- eliw.eiy tended from the Seale& wen-er-wer. with two field-piece', betides a lot of French @guinea ' and Iliailegi• nese were pealed at the French consulate, and at the vulnerable /meat of the settlement ; loyal C 0.11161, an armed fora rew, but the night passed alf guild, without any signs of an attack. 111 a whale."( to-day thaezeitement hie, if possible, lucre* tied, the redoes 'mauls have issued their 'Doti& sties that no bailors age to land to-day without Owlet e weciesity, end then to be accompaaied by an officer (1 mace, eau'se, merchant seamen), and that they' are cenalrting measure' with the Taostai to restore taanquillity, and pat an end to the kid napping. However, our Chinese friends day that he is so unpopl:or that his effurts will be soevailing, and that the only lemon that we were net attacked last sight was that their measures were mot cea carted, and that they had not time to prepare, but that tonight we 'hall have them down on to. Fortunately we he.. one of our merchant ships close to the house, with a captain we can depend upon, and he has his wife and daughter on board, so at the first symptom of a row we shall send off Mr. M— and the baby, and our valuables, and then we will give the celestial gentlemen a doge, if they do come. Our home is almost the first they come to, and being a large sad prominent one, it is jut possible we may have some livable. It is a:.70 unfortunately next to and con liveted by our warehouse and sheik with the house of a Frenchman, who is the contractor and the object of the Chinamen 's wrath. If by any possibility they I get in and set fire to it, we have/same fig se se hundred tons et seal at the beak, whisk would sera make a Ise bins, and the. OUT poor house would go. However, there Is not the least fear of that, as I think we mold reit lay Oen quantity of than Skaaghai folk. There bee been a great eemmatioa and hubbub about the city, and there are thousands ef coolies megregating about, whom w can see from our windows with a pea JULY 31.—After a rather excitlag Mght, sad being deprived of our fair share el sleep, re me "as we were." We anticipated no row till about tem in the morning, which, I believe, is the Miss men's favourite time. However, soon efter dimmer, about ten or half-past, the most Worml din mar aroweed—beeting of gouge, shouting, yelling, and the usual earempaniment of a Chime* attack. The signal agreed oa with our ship wee that we were to seed of a blue light, and that the skipper would then mad two boats off, well armed, sad take the " mieiree and the little eni• and oar books sad valu ables. However, the 11.11•1111 t be heard the row he one eft I went and post wy books in a boa, with the essh-box and tills sad things' pour Mrs. K. and the baby sans down, and we shipped them off. Meanwhile a body of sloe hundreds of these coolies either sallied out, or at say outs owe to the outskirts of the sabots. Bea a row did they make that I certaialy thought they were right among as, and that we alsoahl have to eat ear way to the jetty. However, they wore fir enough off, and the French, who formed Ger ad naiad guard, sallied oat. I believe (bat am net sure) they never met ; however, they retired tato the city again, and there they have been all night,mskiag the most awful shindy, and some large thee were visible ; but whether they were burning hewer or making bonfires as a demonstration, we dna% yet I ;mow. Ons. servants—who, being Cantos men chiefly, have no sympathy witk the Shanghai Salk— tell ye that the disturbance h a heel one, that there is not the least inanities new of attacking us, bat that the Shanghai men have takes advantage of this disturbance to saga some old morn of long standing with the Tesatai, who, with some of the other ;Scuds, is vary un popular. Others may that the Chinehew MU who have come op in thousands of junks are going to take the city. I don't exactly know why, bat I suppose on the part of the rebels. At any rats they may, "No fear bobbery that foreign man jut now. That Shanghai maa ney well, no belong that Englishman, asakey steak= that 000 lie." However, is this plies, sarreanded as we are by t►oaeands of these fellows, with an available force of, I suppose at the reside, 600 men, it makes us a little anxious. I need hardly say we did not get a very long sleep last sight. I foamy all will be quiet to-night, bat we tut be reedy. Poor Loy in gains es as well as they au look for at present, and hope are OM enteetaired w /Am. I trier all will p Acorns I.—No dui to add anything. Lest night a little noisy, but all quiet now. It will die out in a day or two. Mr. Lay going on pretty well ; more hope is entertained of his recovery. TIM =PR IM% WEDNESDAY vEVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1859. THE CHINA DISASTER. The Secretary of the Admiralty begs to enekise the editor of the Rzpress• a copy of a report this day received from Rear-Admiral Hope as to the state of the officers, seamen, and marines wounded in the action of the 26th of Jane, at the mouth of the River Psiho ; also a list of those who have died niece the 6th of July, the date of the lut report from the Rear-Admiral. Admsrulty, Sept. 27. lIRT9II/4 OP TWI BTATI OP TIM WOUNDIM OW DORSI Hs MIISIITYII Sane VN LPIIII /AND AMINTAXCIR TO WRICK SNIP, TER KORB 5111005 CAIN Will THOSI LITT ON NOAILD TERI% OWN SHIPS 111130 PREN• CtPOLLT ILIONTLY WOCIEDID. Of Chlulteo, July 2.3. Jane Hope, C. 8., edroiral, splinter wooed of thigh ; very lawn, debt well. Miami Shea, ordinary, menet bell wound of hlp ; cones. Irene B. Kilinney, A. 8., splinter wound of leg ; severe, dons well. John Welk, ordinary, wound of firmer ; amputation, mune Incest. Georg. Berea, goner, R.M.A., meant ball wound of knee; or nig weld Joke Avery, pints R.M., splints waned of leg; saw" doing well. John Feuer, A. 8., musket bell woad of kg ; severe, doing well. Dedley, ordinary, musket ball wound of thigh; eery sewers ; ball ROE ERtractisd. William MERIB late Lee, stoker, wend of eye (hit) ; penny, recovery of vision doubtful. William Toney, late Plover, A. 8., mad ball WWII/ sif hip ; seven, doing well. Peter orris, bleak... Sid, onion= of elbow; seven, dialog well. Thanes * Burgess, ordisery, monist ball wound of um ; velaseent. Beery Dunn. ordieery, arrow wound tel foot ; doing well. Joke Devi., A. 8., tractor* of radium; odevalesong. William Collett, ordinary, musket ball ...nun of .hander TNT &vino., hall still lodged. Junes haws, A. 8., musket ball wound of thigh; very awn, bell still lodged. Wilkens Pointer, A.B, (Foroster), musket ban wood of back ; severe, doing will. Joke Donald, sergeant R.M., musket ball wowed of shoolder; seven, doing well. breem ding Ruses moven &M., teuakeebe/lwouni of leekelis ; m well. Jobe Dorilli sm osn m e s oisl R.M , monist ball wowed of shoulder ; men on lev.ierebly. W. 114181. R.M., musket ball wound of thigh , severe, doing wall. Henry Xing, private RM., musket ball wound of jaw ; soya, kb. null. Charles Widen private R.M., musket bell wound of thigh; severe, halm well. John Littleehtld, private R.M., musket ball wound of arm ; severe, dens well. Thome@ Wyk", pints A.M., musket ball wound of thigh; sewn, deka well. Jobe Patterson, private R.M., arrow wound of thigh; slight, doing well. John Ledon, prink R. 14., musket bell wound of shoulder ; very mean, bell lodged. Cherie. Gillen, print. R.W., mssket ball woundef enn ; seem. doing well. Seery Dyke, private R.M., musket ball wound of knee; severe, doing well. Christopher Gwen, mink R.M., musket ball emend of button ; ,seers, doing well. Mishael Mirka" prink R.M., amen bell wowed of Wok ; doing well. Mohan Denown pinta ILK., meant bill wound of tknit ; sewn, MANI well. Theme Perris: d rink Rif,. gunshot wart of ban ; ler= da l, pinta R.M., mseket ball wand of arm; severe, Asks well. George Keeley. miens SM., musket bell wooed of arm ; • slightly,doing LAD Stubbs, private RIC , wend hall wound of buttock; ....ere, &log well, bet still Thiene ilitnerinen, pinata LX. , musket boll wowed of thigh ; avers. W. Vont, Ovate R.N., mast bell of wound of seek and abdomen ; revere, hall be abdomen mill lodged ; doing well. W. Col., private B.M, musket ball wooed of perlosom ; severe doing well. R. Oral dwell, private R.M., musket bell wound of thigh ; orrery, doing well. W. Poster. private ILM musket ball wound of arm; severs, doing well. G. Bowmen, pints R.M., inuaket ball wound of shoulder ; Joke bell lodged. Joke Penh prink R.M., =net ball wound of thigh; anon Ming well. James Mann, private S.M., wont ball wound of gall ; severe, doing well. Michael Cannon, private 11. M., musket ball wound of elbow; severe, nearly well. Jinn Mitchell, gonna, R.M.A., musket ball wound of beiteeks; severe, going on favourably. Jason Stechonen, sapper, wounds at Los slight; one relenent. WALTER MCKEON, M.D., Staff Saipan Her *okay's Ship Chempene. ON BOAR:. Tel ARRISTANCR. Thorne Limos, Colonel oitialon bell wod of lift .ids of bed; ball trine:tad, un.WC well. W. G. R. Menem, Captain 11.11, tankst ball wound of right arm and tight tide of chest; _ N. Polides 1/antenna R.N., fracture of IPll 4 isi b 7 sisal P4 l i buli fttktsaMd e coarairmat. A. R. Bondsios, Warr LW, eashwkw d left bas by reed elect . pro as Ireewoliy. . rOVilit• weed 01100 windldflont &PI bin th rough rightlidebl lde. A. W. D. WM. hid lAsslowt mad Oil woad el Os d bag; WM minded, esawaseesui. P. T. Gollish Usedadad IL.X. odd bell wood d I a ;bidseliseld, calvehassat. Wawa Wow. maw LW. emasbd woad Ilea ern; sompiellsoinvelenig. Willies& Assam, orkel ball wool d MS ism ; peeowdeg `may. Chuta ram, woad ILK, odd bat el dibt to r ens • bell ant adeaded, deka led. Wrote- Weeds, Woes LW., wait MG wood et VW ebeedir ; bell ad Isveswelly. Oseellabla n doe ecaossol kaalems et right head prinlalt ° ll., mad ball Toad Grasyle els 0•1111 ic feasurshly. 800 T. Ma* bash, idolised WI IMO by rood whew ; seoesant. Gesso libideddh obis RA, as bill odd el shedder ; aseadeadsd, (eft ge well. lI Clads. Co publis &IL, ramming ball lime! debt base; 04011101= 141 101 0 • 111.1.81 4 11 . Go& both QOM; games well. lose de==de Ll.,isobst bill waned et WI awl Ames. IldhrsaeM loorkst ben ems\ Ish long, li cr e N I i b. 2 . l±tr i tk i est=to o r su z ift kg. dui AbalalW ". beabw; drosedeg Aveareldy. Las Duddy. oboes idad OD wood al he ley; erseaday repoidesw earseld. Goo Lees ; Ovals RA, odd tall et WI bre ant ; asthma, seasaisay easolatlea JIM Dim private WI., -whet bell dli OA; leis Nephew An=iivale RM. ; anew MA wood al WI osa MGabe ; RA" privies -wit bill wand of bit ebeoYrr ki""). Jabs coyard, gosh* WI wood at right yerdepeos!, yelede, woad bell owl of *hi am ; tommaimii: Sams gologg. soak ball woad hem* tight Nom; grog. Rimy photo. mid boll would of ha Lao mu; slooloo h olvoghlag, mid ompototkm awash& AVM ItoomMilt, lm of omilllll Da= dl 4l7 l lei V ho tani bwit ; 11011111111111/10/174 4 .mu gig giboolort aa Lim Woolma, Wool% mirbot boll mud la sod volummt. JINNI Wolk pivots , pigeon mow wad of hit tom, snub* Toorml of YR hot; molL Jobs Immattomismt toast ball mead through eV* IWO; COMININNII. Moms Pomo* oologr-.spoof, deg ankh hobos by gol boll ; doing moll Josh Fry, private, Emig 1.1 yawl of Wt tum ; &fag Willem Ryaeo, osegoooll, soak boll wood of lift thigh; : j 0011• _ . arete g ai d tt i s r i I ii: J. megimi. Ginibelhall wound through bek Woke emi tlikba; im ur geg am t bel Immeselig. Ma l meinel of let kw; Jame 4111 nambt bell wen& Walsh MR J= and , ; dile memittell wawa In right Moulage mid right Jams Clft, a Milltl=i 4 be right shovlikr; ball not Ging °I Owls llalgros wegood, wwkie ball wound at ebb s= awl • wdL lama Ina a egwpwal, mutat bail wooed d AN digit ; WI. Mime and d Salm, swpw4 musket ball wound d right *kb; mega armealsg, set progressing liwerobly. W. J. Delgoi, pants, musket ball meal , of left thigh; fla=ralter, sergeant, musket ball wound through right sum; geognming favourably. John Tomer, private, market ball wound In right arm ; pro grtimisg iimerably. Frederick Wan, lame corporal, market bell wand la bull; corivahmiat. William B. Tilley, ssrgesat, saseket bell wound in right c t h tif i t , progreming favourably. Gaiter, private, midst ball wound _ha right ire sin; deal tee& Barry nallifsema, private, inimical ball wound in for. arm; Moe wdl. John Geeiddld, prim et musket ball waved In abdomen and ha dm; doing well. , Thema If= lic aargaant, iamb* bell myna of left llerkdamielesdieg dam, mail ball through dell lag : (WM. limy Wolow=mdid WA llwai* Id Woo f herd, 111=et lawn eztremlikar ; dole Ili b 7, curpenter's meg, mineW laillisaugh Milani ; empelallea ; oonvalasoist. Simeal lab r , ordinary, 1112Ukili la *rem% right hand; dabs William Goodwin, bombardier Boyd Marinas Artillery, maid MU through left aide of Mimes ; ball extra, doing wall. William Goat, ordinary, musket ball ems! right arm, arammttoe, ronyaimerm, /akin Groombridge, A. 8., fracture of right leg by musket ball ; doing well. William Glover, ordinary, splintered wound, right 'boulder, doing well. George Word, private, AM., right leg amputated ; doing well. James Marley, private, R.M.,lsft thigh amputated ; doing well. Richard Power, ordinary, left thigh amputated ; going on favourably. WiLlain Scott, A. 8., loft thigh amputated ; going at favourably. William Lee, ordinary, amputation of right great too ; going ma well. Timm Jonas, A. 8., musket ball wound of thigh; going on Jame ▪ Fur" A. 8., mnaket ball wound fracture of bunions; eate•sire sloughing, but going on favourably. Georg* Pollen, stoker, amputation of right thigh; going on favourably. James Haeum`nd, A.B , amputation of bailee ; doing well. John Baines, ordinary, amputation of left arm ; doing well. Joseph Cloy, private, KM., left thigh amputated ; con valearetit. John Welsh, ordinary, musket ball wound of right side of had; doing well. Uwrge Pyna, 8.1.C.L., gunshot wound of shoulder; doing John Hurst, A.B , musket ball wound of right aide of head, pertial porelyaie ; not going oa well. John kt'Lud, ordinary, right leg amputated ; doing wall. John Proffitt nap. meet., musket ball wound of abdomen; doing well . Matt. Nevin, A. 8., burn from expioeion, extensive slough ing; doing well. William Pedien, private, B.M. musket ball wound of right arm; amputation; convales cent. John Joliet', A. 8., musket ball wound of thigh; exknalve sloughing ; doing well. John Gale, A. 8., muaket ball wound of foot; conva lescent. John Kelly, ordinary, musket ball wound of abdomen; some sloughieg; going on wall. Lake Crawford, lead teem, comminuted fracture of left stele from musket ball; doing well. Henry Homelier, ordinary, left leg amputated; convalescent. Josh. Tyler, ordinary, extensive laceration of left foot; going on well. John Davie, A 8., drab wound of left arm and left aide of orbit; doing well. Charles Collins, A. 8., fracture of right leg above node; doing well. Fran as Smith, boats' mate, musket ball wound of right leg; _doing well. . . . . Ho, Sullivan captain of the maintop, musket ball monad of right thigh:sloughing and fever ; not going an welL George Mayne, captain's mate, amputation of left thigh; convalescent. Biebied litteleall, captain's co:amnia, musket ball wound of lat feet; bail esteemed; doing well. Jobe Maree, gwarew, R.td.A., Beth wound from musket bag; igdng anardL Larbew - Graigi vongoost, R.R., musket ball wound througb left ens • awrolonrar. Cbarkandge, ripper, naught ball wound through left thigh; vim . on well. John ke'Queen,ceeperall, R. 8., musket bell wound throught right shoulder; gotag OD well. Sohn Trice., tapper, musket belltheongh right arm; going on weft. - :moos Reid private,ll.ll., modest bell wound of right arm; doing wa ll. Janes Well, prints, E.M. rand* ball wound of right leg ; gdog on wt.& Thames Firk, pavan, R.Y.„ musk* ball wound of left atm; &lag well. Vrituaa Dais, priori* R.M., mead ball wound of right Uri &jog well. Itoplo/12i LITTLE, Swam ril Erma% hi &ar of wounded es borl As Artinoe. o HER MATE:TY'S Si UP ASSIBTANCE, JOLT 2L Banyan sHOWIXO mH Mows= °ratan WHO iTDVD DTI . •- ON BOARD V Hifi HS r or WOUNDS INCIVIRD AMOS • --- Willi THE EMMY SUMS VIP ho OP JULY. July S.—Henry Jarvis, private, ittit Ist Battalion. July Harding, sergeant, R.N., Chempook:. July I.—William Churchill, stoker, Assistance. • July B.—William Welsh, private, R.N., let Battalion. July IL—Michael Higher, priests, R.M., let Battalion. July IL—William Fin-miner, military, Cruiser. July 21.—Frederiek Richardson, ordinary, Hlglinyer. July It—Thomas Alder, ordhsary, Nimrod. July 115.—Themm Heettiorr, private, R.M Ist Brtaliors. lily 21.—Jels Palmer, ospper, Royal Ragtime's. W. A. 0. RUTS, Commander. THE INDIAN MUTlNT.—Yeaterdars Girea• pu ndit.; in °Wel molt otos 600:1031ter on the kg kaviti7, nu% ie L tft Übe rtbile at Korreteah by • AM Parlimmai MMusttedee the tee=erf LieetecOlOht) Claim; ei Pa NEL% Katu Intdligauc. INBOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.—Sort. 77. (thi Mx. Deputy Nitwit Die.) • 113 WPM 000111117.-00NOOCITING AN The lime, a irciessr yid spat who wee IS bail, vas opposed by Ms. Nisi a tha Met al Wee oralltsre. Kr. Aimed (Mr. Bawl vlit blea) mei& TAN thatthest had rot a Mad samd lisegmen, Irtto mil et ditnistem, to meet tilth la mar OA UMW lath the hilt ad the act, se be mid sot sir the Prelsetiop ead wee es TV Ath A mitst ea Via. sod AA yarsco, rate me aid " eith ktth bst Ids set mei to 101. Tim asse mthpiell AM Lassie Ail themes the debt berth' VA is "Wise" Ids faked by arteellai MA Ails*, Mr. Lampasas mtaadsl his sympathy awl his Mot at Si is time. The desk as massed by e seism Is the both 11110 Wild the math Mid Jodi mist is • thay shist sml LA the pis Is this semt. Kr. Longman was nevi thiaem Wier he l m, sad las the sow mind se Is Ms Moe Ile sea m ebt bed iced Ida Is sit the basli. Mr.Osesidosar Dothe mid the cosiadiellmml ▪ bat is this ease ths issiemt sad Se pia tra ViTtW sowed the while water. Ik. Leaches i , 6 sympathiser' wVA the hsai owl oiled hha, bed ft wee . pot by the theelthat. lis mil see irate it The it a s". ll6l7loll7 e ihe psi% sal the moms ad Iris of the merit had id. THE POLICE COURT& KANSION-HOIJSE. lirkkaal, dirk to IfitilYhz;s. of 80 0 -square, so**. owl slat to the Oaeunimionen f or the Redemption af Ld Tot ke the Tower Mahlon, was brought np for hither menthisties. shamed with haying third eed uttered emtliseie he the millesipthe et lead Mx, by which he had elitsimil hes Mr. Imam, werahont, at Misidarliate, the in or MIL lls. 4a. MOrabb, mowed he the yeeesmillith beinstioll by Mr. Maaa', es behalf el the illimmehisuese. ink Mr. Imits,,les.. hi the dolmen lmee err nrinsmili, mil mil he NM the ohic =OM lis. M., le Me. Emigheele elks by did kat aims bus mama le hit se yeld, on the WM at Mewastrat bet. the key Am lain Mr. Oliver Oridostt, new elidath to et. Az= Omberbiry, sell that in this moth of ]re ii wee dirk lie Mr. Imes ma leek the &Km mo aned to Mr. lissesereye• ease. where be k the Mow, wbe write the niesipt la bill piesense. r. J Penne, !sweetie of poetlimmemblieres. mid be had humidly seen the phew with eel wes well mgeobited with Ms handmilimi. awspithen with dmiencenta in his poseesike sad ethendes he lamed the heyed °trawls to be ha the yebiser's headwihig. This ootii i leted the see agebth the Omer ethamisa with the 'nal charge, upon whi* hiring raking le tem he we e ally eed he kW. Yr. Webby this mid thaw were kee Mbar eon el for of a similar desedytke, mil she two eases al olattaahar pee hie mottame, with which he shield be ypseed sol is s bum day. He art timbre ask ler • trim raw& Ths pinata was pia rerrisd necedigly. GUILDHALL. Thews, 66r01i, ibe — idbromr, woe saneemeaed before Ble W. Orin le same the Amp eleanapl*s with cairn mot to eastally to cent end defraud Maim Lockhart *ad 5.., weidoeenti elf !Muddy, be lleetlead, of pod. here tees obtained alder kin paleasas. the OM was salad es Ilkorrell applied for an ad j se he had oaly resolved the sueeneae au the ==one ht, and was net peplos& with emesi to defied Yr. Lew* jaa., for the prooecatica, objected, lasearach se he bared that say adjournment would oily be St vlair Stowell we his aocosphor Uwe to pt oat of the way, wad me IMAM* the ode efjealice. Sir R. W. Cordes raid the application wee a eery MIMI. able caa. . . Mr --. .lawis said be wee papal to p lath the esee at mu U Stowell bed been is eustody kis ',Olathe could the have been eatirtethed without the twee being baud. Rim aline would solve the difilwelly at thee by attic Stowell hie owitody. Nowell wee the theta to the pallerwiethen, whoa the =wee Wend in the reveler fine, and wham be be koala kin Maid, Mr. Tindal Atkinson, had thrived. sad wad foe peresiaeloo to sit new hie oosneel, ba thed of bolsi plated la the !sloth' dock, end his request was waded to. Mr. Lewis ball dated t he facts et the we, Louisa Damen to the primate harlo taken an office at No. 4, t Throgmottea- street, about the 20th of July last, la the aims of " Thecae James Stereos; " sad to his harlot the IMPS of "T. T. J. !Nevem sad Co. " meted up on the deco-poet. He occupied the room about See weeks, sad this west away without paying the rest, sad Mama Berm saw hint after. She never knew him In Gaya/An same than Stomas. .Mr Moses Gregory, a Manchester warehouseman, at 34, Minutes,mid—About two days before the 13th les, of August Met spasm celled on ma, bat not with samp anetthe seat day the prisoner, I Mist, came by himself. He said his name was Stevens, that his office we. at 4, Angel-court, Throgmmton.street, where he carried on bushier es a gene ral merchant, and that he had 'parcel of make or bete which be wished to &more of. The mese, who wowed to be Stevends clerk, showed me a sample, bat I do not titlark the v.=did. There were three different sorts of Necks, sad I would look at than in balk, sad it ws CAM to terms would bay them. On the fol lowing day he brought the seeks, and left them with me to examine, and when be came again on the 13th I agreed to buy the whole parcel, 600 in all. The price I offered w. 200 at lid. each, 200 at 7d. each, and 200 at Pd. each, which be accepted. The price of the GOO seeks amounted to 171. 10s., which I paid to the prisoner, and he made out the invoice produced and signed the reastp; at the same time in my preemie, in the name of " T. J. Stir me." I had only known the prisoner about six weeks or two months, but I certainly never knew his name was Lome. He km brought me other goods of a similar descriptko. Crum-ezaminsd—As tar as my memory nerves me I bought the goods in bulk without teeing a sample first, and according to my judgment I gate a (Air price for them, one that would leave me a fair profit. I got a very smell profit on some of them. I bought them believing I was dealing with revealable pertier, as I should not have bought there at alt. I M gave the current market price for such rohi. I should think 341., the price charged by the mans foetal er to Stamm a very stiff price. By Sir It. W. C arden—l hare had only one other tram action with Stowell besides this. The goods 1 bought on that occasion coedited of sects. Lowell was introduced to me by aa agent, bat whose cams I do Dot recollect. The bales did not appear to have been opened. They were in the same state is which they had been amt out by the 01111UTSCierlIt. Sir R. W. Caries—And does it not Fritts you that the difference between W., the menufacturer's wholesale price, and 171.,tke price you bought them for, is very extraordinary P Witases—l do not think I got them remedially cheap. Those I bought at 6d. each I sold for 7d. ; thou at 7d. fur 9d,.• and those at 91. for old. Hr. Jr. Bine% agent to Marrs. Lockhart and Sous, of Kirkeldy, rid—On the 6th of August last I riled at the office, at 4, Angel-court, Throgmortee-strer, in toodequelitot of a omensunicatios from my principals, with samples of sacks of three different prime. I saw • pram there (not the prisoner Stowell) who represented himself as MeStevens. I had lett the patterns ter them to look at on the day pre vious, ad when I Galled again Sterne handed me a written order for 000 bay, which he said were required for ;water to be Imported from Hamberg,aad that If they gaited they would give a meek larger order ant time. I forwarded the order to News. Lockhart end Sone, end on the 12th of August the goods arrived at the Irrigate-wharf. The terms agreed upon were cash in a month with 21 discount. On the 17th of the same mouth I went to the office in Angel.court, sad ford the door licked and the °Meow let. I then went to Iroogate wharf, sad found the goods were gone. I then wont to No. 16, Beer.lane, an office kept in the near of Richardson sad Co., and the clerk Infor me d me that Stevens end Rick...ed am had ere out together. I went to a house le the neigh. bourbeed, where I found Stevens, end irked him for the money or the goods. He said the goods were in his ware. hoar In Thames.street, and on ay desiring to eve if they bad been seat right, he said It was too Ire, as Ike warehouse was closed for the day and the man heel goer home with the key. He thee appoinied to meet me the zest dry. He pre dated a bill fee 401. 125., which he said they had received from a country customer, and said he would give it to me If I would give him the difference In cash between that amount end the price of the goods, but I said I had not enough wary to do at. Lip to that nee I had never seen any thing of Stowell. I proposed to Stevens to go oat and have a ere of ale, so that I might introduce Mw, the detective Galt!. to him ; after which we went beck to Angel.orrt, where Woes told Stress he most either pay the mossy or give op the goods, thaws= said they could have the goods immedietely, Nor then told Stevens that ho bad knows he. for years, end else knew that he wee not Stereos, as his right name was Joseph Clarkson. He at deg dried It, but afteewseds admitted the fact, end thee appealed to a heaver who was in the room to give up the 'code, bet he retuned to do so until Serena came. 1110 F/ then .oft with Clarkeon, sad rarer dainty after with Stowell, who said the goods were shipped or about to be shipped, end that he could not pay the whole d the money. After some discussion be Jeer me 61. In cub, and a ' note for 291. 12e, at 21 days, which on falling we I ted, and it wee dishonoured. I had not the alyhtaeE knowledge at the tire that the goods hod been sold is London at 50 per mat. below cost pries. The bill wee drawn by me on Thomas Stowell, and sholeperthie et his vesideace, 21, St. Gave's road, New Keatred, Ileathweek. I have earn him cereal Sur odor at hie private bore sad elsewhere, and he boa peepood to pay wa, bat he Ira am doss so. Stevan and Co. *in weepy the Mee la Amedreetut, although it is to let They have also exam alai he the elms name at No. • 12. Mesa Maeda Shwa gave me that address. 341. Us. Gd. lea rateosabie thew for the goods in question, mad it Is the regular bah price fur such goods all over the emery. lir N. W. Condos—Did Jos male ea *Pig about Eta vas me CM' ifitatem—Yte • bat sot natil aka they got the gook. Sk R. W. Cer6sa—Tbet it het the and trey of 6c Wilber—No, dr ; but my opipteicas eon sot smog John You, detective, am de matt Matsu eniebad. He bad had to make a great may inquiriesto memation Milt the partka edumml. MI had Teems for the appre hended' al ana d Haim They re a l easnaineed. !tonal mid ite spatted 1,0001, meM ed pram beta Hamburg, mel dot se am ae he get ahem le mid pay Kr. ia Time yes a flaitgaig In lie ante, ma it me M imed tint tile, palm wee Mak stasis carrying ea the am gram at 40, serg e name d Mime aail Wale end Oa, ma a eammada aims. U the edema irate a l be bed as deaM hat that Ore meld he Mbar 'spinet YAM Aker ems ithemisa Mr Z. W. Oman ivied psi alt mains two semeles to lid sel o tt i l s atemrs raw Memos fa 10 to wpm a s y mak &emit not bad, yes severed, and ultimately oom= li tlea gams as to linfrvoa. CLIRKINWELL. W Naga no dakE, aged 33, mains in, Wag -attest. K Irma awned tank enlaing sod await with Intent le de bee Alma Me. bum. Me. Theme Waft, appears" for the prisoner: Ihnsmat Bradt, 18 N, wad the faineseiroasen wee too • la Woad, end handed in the fonswisi moiled cern& . . .lt est Sink ihtlece is Wining trots ea Wed wood le 1110 flinaild. MI MS* IS kits bar her. W. Lunn. &whitest sergate, Ihspe. It." Frew the intense it apposed that the wtemded wawa I. weaves, sad dist the pefeter went evilk bet lea Weibel. I What r* rend eseend Where &am and a see akehsed. The relswar ekes leek oat hie knife and stalbed Ur wawa in the fordmed, mad thee attempted to make hie . Ur that the priooner vett attacked by the man, and °sly took est kh huh in melf-delisce. The Omer wee roma& bran Nark a bey ;boat yews . of wee brought e Mr. Beds, ehaprd with ombesaliag various masee of mew, smeastlag la the aggregate to U. br. ld., wadi be bed medal km sad aa emeast of his weptikr. Mr. Frakeleit Buda baker d No. Madased, W the plena ha bum to make aka ea Ms weeks, sad his day wee a terry oat brad, receive the mo ssy for it of the eadcases, sad aeon* for the ems daily. Me ha remedy dboarred that theriesarr bed aided may eastomere with breed who had piddlda regale*. neat airs tan beaded la Net el oselomete Ina whim the al ma had readved mean dish he bed separlseed le ble arm um He woe shed dome ewe oda ewes which had aft lea &covered. He aka der a wand to sable hie to brag leeward the people via bed pal the pima. Mr Mr. fklife—Are Ihms say of them here f Mr. Betfer-1 have we el them here. Mrs. Plumb, of Park-street, Mead, raid she had paid dd. to the primer, Mr. dells—Dirrea boa is mead f Mrs. Plamts...Ne, dr ; I asar kepi say soma. I mew these paid the papaw daily sad scasedass weekly, es It wad sec _ . . Mr. Tlekle—Yea ought to keep 6003CILill• People who are worth • " Owe weenft keep emanate. Xis. Pew et Peetwteeet, laid that ahe had *el the pefeweer ie. ed. ix bread. Mr. Butler mil be had wow received the tire maw alewleseiL lb. Seib romended the peteower. A strange looking fallow wood Wisoffisid, a oib-driver, woulag tbe badge No. 1,1911, woo brought up beim Mr. Seib dierged with beim; dirk sod usable to tabs cats of hie horn end cub. _ . okereli a yollerearlabLy No. 268 H add that be saw the defendant driving Ma cab very awkwardly at one .'clock that morning, end he went " against the toll bow to the Commercial-road, end was gam cif hie seat, aatrfeirh;;;lryOntiegrotuTd: TitepTioreaiia;iltsrCOt br liquor. The prisoner eald it reload heavily bet sight, and he took two or three glamor of liquor, and he fell asleep on Mica. Mr. lielb—Oebenen have no right to be bleep. They should always be wide awake. The primmer said he had received a levers shaking, and his reenter haying gives him a good oltaratiter he waa allo wed to p at large without payment of • dna. CHAEGIE Or CRUELTY AOAUIIT THE MASTER OF ST. PANCRAS WORKNOUSI.—At the weekly board of the directors of St. Pewee Workbagre, a charge wee brought against the mester Mr. Wielo, of taring Remaly illtrated an inmate named Kate Sullivan, who was employed as en assistant la the begat school. It appeared from the STUMM adduced that Saliva& went into the kitchen, when she wee ordered by the master, who was then, to go back to her ward, sad alter the mode in which she wore her hair. This she refused to do, Than Its reined bee, sad a eirasele took plate, la which oceeiderable violence wee ord. Both her wrist; were scestabed, and WS was severely wreaths& The manse, In hie defame, said the woman had her hair in Sowing male, sad he merely teed her that, wldle die we an inmate of the workhouse, She must conform to the rules sad weer it plain, cad requested her to go to her ward sad miter it at encl. She refused to comply with this request. end gave him considerable abase, when be took hold of her for the purpose of tallag her into the reperetlen ward. Consi derable diseuesioa took place, which resulted in a resolution being pulsed to the elect that the conduct of the master was extremely harsh and uncalled-fur, and containing an admo ski= of the board to use Madams and forbearance to the bimetal kr the future. ARREST OF THE SUPPOSED MURDERER OF MR. Bear.—On ffraterday forenoon, Sub-Constables Katie end Keating, of Carrickfergus station. arrested, at Kllroot, a man whew &Netnews is very simile: to that of Delany, the murderer of Mr. &ley, near Bower. in Oaacry, on the 6th:of November, 1868, who has so long escaped the vigilance of the authovitise. As the ametablee wwe as petrol, they ob served, near Kdroot Schoolhouse, an individual who brought to their recollection the deseriptioa of Delaay, ae gives in the Ho. sod-Cry; and Boding that Ms answers to their inquiries were not satisfactory, they took him into custody, and brought him berme Mr. Thomas M. BirnM, J.P. at Carrickfergus. Oa being inteerleted, the prisoner weld his name was Michwl Stafford; that he wee a wave of Wexford, and had been recently le the Donegal Militia, from ',Mob be had been discharged on the Stl3 of last August. He was attired in the mst uniform of that regiment, and seemed perfealy hanilier with the names of the effimre which he was found to have given correctly, on examination of the directory. He is about 37 yams of ege t Ore last seven inches in height, slightly formed, and rather good-looking. His face is slightly pock.pitted, and be bat a pr. minent mark on one cheek, which Delany Is known to have had. His answers wets given freely, end his informattou as to the Dmsgal Regiment was perfectly correct. Mr. Binge committed the prancer for further inquiry, and he was removed to BelLast.—Korthere W7ug. ARREST OF TWO SUPPOSED MURDERERS IN 7RILAWD.-0a Thensday night last, Buleinspector Burke, marks, that active officer who achieved so much in bringing to jetties the murderers of Mr. Ellis, received private infer motion which led him to proceed with a party of constalteltay to a house where two brothers, named Ryas, charged with the murder of the steward of H. W. Bradshaw, Esq., J.P., resided, at Rathcannon, near Clononity. Thelapproaelt was effected about midnight, end so egaelthily (*inducted that the Ryan. were surprised. They, however contrived to escape through th e rear of the home, end has tened± effecrom the gelds, but the constabulary gave chew, and succeeded in tidarieg the two ewe after • lengthened run. They were NW In gene— Closemet Ceramic TEE MYSTERIOUS DEATH AT BRADFORD.—The adjourned inquest on the body of the old man named Michael Murphy, of who.. mysterious death some account was given a day or two since, was resented en Monday. After every inquiry bad been mode no evidence could be adduced to throw farther light upon the of dr, and the evidence of Mr. Samuel Brows, the surgeon who made the post soortsso examination, was all that was heard. He rated that the waled above the tight eye was about three quarters of as Inch ice length, and that the muscles were cenpletely divided. The substance of the brain was slightly congealed, but no fracture of the skull could be detested. There were marks of old bronchitis. His opinion, therefore, was that the old man, whose previous health had been free from much com plaint, had died from canceled n of the brain, with effusion of blood, produced by a foil or a blow from a blunt Mehe met. The jury adopted this visa of the owe and embodied it in their verdict. No account cam yet be given of the way in which the door of deceased's room came to be open at the =amenable hour when his copes was found cm the floor. ••-• --• DEATH OP AN EXTRAORDINARY CHARACITH.— Yesterday morning an inquest was held at the vestry-room, fit. John's, llorselydown, to inquiry into the cense of death of Eli Wainwright Butler, who wee well known to ell per sons who were is the habit of passing over timdon-bridge, from a peculiar blue shade all over his person that contrasted deeply with a light copper-coloured complexion. From the evidence it appeared that the decertred was a native of New York, and yenned at the time of Isis death. which weaned on Saturday morning, at the comer of Barnham-street, Tooley-atreet, where ha was found partly dewed, with every appearance of having expired suddenly. He was subject to epileptic fits, and of remarkably temperate habits ; and though he appeared to be in destitute circuit:Masora by sell ing tracts in the streets, it was shown that be wee possessed of considerable property, and Mr. Payne, the coroner, read a Fetter from Mr. Whitfield, of St. Thomas's Hospital, stating that he had some money and a watch belonging to the der. sassed, which he wished to know how to dispose of. The medical avidettos went to show be bad teen en inmate of St. Thomas's Heepital sod that • past swims examination was mode by Mr. priart e lonee, who said that death emitted from eongestion ef t brain—the skull bring of peculiar furmstl.n, and be bed no doubt that death was mimed from natural amen. The tlretarsed• verdict aecontingly. [Advertisement. .--HOLLOWAT'S PILLS THE MOST APPACTCAL UNAPT roar , CONFLAIIITI AND DOMANI= OP ran ars.aira.—at Yds wow et the ;W.. wbea lbw* 0.1 V.pst. ;Nara Was better remedy tun's Wostowerb wheats as pmsew •e or me. Whoa t s t r , is moderak dais sad watt taloa. Boa Y paid Met. Uts went data will Yealeeed The d properties of :bear pill. raters the Ispolep: tltae ef We de r ime g ltt ni Z drum the Ilse, Nothing so prod tea boa st.`teereeet fee the ewe ar Darrow from long rankers la bet eZ. 4 • 4o ai s g KIP OW` pa. Caere °UN, OK 4ICIAD fOiNPWIPAI WWI/ UM teas: me up. Moat War* re tax a4bowit Want's*. mown Musk% sad pally elhaslealag Mit MIS(d M4RKEZ& COTTON.—Lrersirocm, ezirir. 37.— TA. salsa of comet to-day are estimated at 8,000 bales. A steady market, at yesterday's priors. COTTON 0001:06.—Msx canna, Sim 27.—The mind is list, sod suited to Cassia an doers fully Id. re lb. For Yls nukes, is bet, taws Y soildor sod dregorasts peeps say it will Ist ek monks Won ws aaa attonto resodpelat of baths's; loM somkS e o:aa sokorta sooddstabas anis win the a* o sad tt is dada* is rat bairn k sowtindt kr the presen. For lbws k fat mirk bonne; but AO sogsgenests kap stagy. Thin is some brim kr Clasdety, mod aka bar Or bone trek, sollskot Y losvodus nos ; bat bards kr One mak* in pet make. Ploy sodk. Wild yarn resoolly awl to arsTbe sloth medal k dey sod Wyss lir Oals sn olarbe Id. par One lower. The added Ind Ohba ro coestkosil qdts a rod as model, sod Ike Lade MOB Nabs? sn aeons ake; bat this bee sod bra sorb WIN= fa then dasbeis tottn. Cloths soled kr odor masa, bobalikag priaknors ant. Ma oulksiorams nest MA bony dam* Wikb will ad be &idled 17, ions Mend, odd no treserel etsodiasse d pekoe is owing to the dandskosa WOOLLIN.—Laos, Bar. 27.—The business In the Ws this mewing hr bent briar, and the toned the midi, U asyt , 11&& is driner. The supply of goods was me lmp, bat these Weak foe the nom were middy bought up. Menufectarees keep fully sogaged, and the demand at premed ht hilly egad to the supply. WOOLS.-Hi Szrr. 27.-fl. demand for wail. 1; mi rATbilitilt to-iiy,asither hes it bees so daring the week, bat se the coamaption Y known to be heavy pekes mails very firm. 314111UFACTUS,18. HODDIUPTILD, Szer. 27, A very Moody biota= oontfoure In shoat ell deocriptkaa of good. madly brought to market, while many of the mills ta the neighbourhood are GM reakiag to cedar. coati.—Hunt„ Bsre. 27.—At to.ilay's market a mo derate supOy of Bmli.h wheat, wbkoh to taken off by loaf adders at feet weelee rates. Torero of flee Tudity folly MP):lformer earreacy. Barley kr maltiag meets steady i fth mbar mon laugh, for rialibe sorts. Beaus sad peas unaltered Is usher, with rely a retaildemead. Oals sergleolel, sad all iimoriptiose more off slowly at prime la favour of buyers. The forays imports Let west are:— Wheat, 2,U4 qrs. Barley, 6,289. Oats, 1,723. Bens, Off. l'ess, Mal Tine, 60. Linseed sad Od takes, 172 sou. Bones, 283 toss. rapeseed, 21,186, Lai" — 6iPll3una 21.—We are wan aspeliad ; !me putter..[ sew sad old meet seedy eels et the names crass 01 Friday leek Belsky animals. De vela*. Beaus sad oars artirdes without alteration. Arrival, . Wheat. 2,182 r...4ropeesel, 430 q 116 qrs.; team. 292 week 942 qrs. Average Pries t of emirs tor the 14..1 bsrlyr 1, {fit 34 1 21 . 7:11:: 8 3 4 ai g i. ; 441. 125. 3.1 1 ; qrs." ri te, 1Z? beams, too qrs 44e. —Wrong the Cifellat o f Medan: Dimas sod 0o.) - - LYNN, Barr. 27.—Weather hr been favourable far out. beer work, with southerly winds. To-day's moat we are fay suppliant* wheat ; the trade was fins at Met week's oniveney. Barley, Nand making, rum n . eLltanful, and Ober tan in taw of seams; without alteration. Besse fully media. Sillt i waler Jr, 611 a. to 631% 6. 9a. to Mr. • athi, new, eOlbs. to &fibs , 40s. to Ma ; red, dila. to 'Ulla, 40.. to ; ditto, aas y, 6911.. 6IMm, .to lle. Belay, Chevalier, new, 6216 e. to Mite.. R e a thi.. 44ll. ; comma, bulbs. to 621b5., 295. to 113 e. 8e..., Mee. to Wpm, 46e. to 604.; ditto, new, Mlle. to 40.. to 47e. per qr. to the growers. lfzwanzut, Fail. IL—The weather has math presented it sore maid appears., whist), if it ontiane, will ensba ear atones I. paned with potato. lifting, which is about carmaalsg. The amounts regaading this esculent ere very around& se yet. At our markst this morning we bad • moderate show of wart from the growers sad having little fresh oaths( beet the otese, a clearance was early effected at tally Saturday's rater, but in other thectiptane little variation seamed slaw as regarded ilaleal it price. For beet nes of aim south country rod, Ma toad not be tuardsd, Dar Us. for dm old, per 304165., 'Ma the Inquiry B. foreign was confined to sew l hmen red, which canmended the woe fliers. Flour said slowly but in Ito value we have scarcely any chugs. Rye without inquiry. Malting barley tally as dear. Grinding mught after. In beans and pass little stirriag. Oats sera held more firmly which had the effect of checking business. TRAFFIC RETURNS. 11110 Par lien To W. Tllll. owe. air dasllw. Via VW imam floUsibu IL easse. situ Woolen - T.L4I 7,91 Ina ending bomber anal latatuNnin 1441 U 1131 1.166 1711 London and 111setwall 211 11119 13 Sae Loados 11 UN IN 1111 BHIPPIIVO INTELLIGENCE. 0•817•LTIE• James Oared (*ewer alp). based to this port CA a tarp ct was, wee itroded scout five miles earth of Citiricagga as the nth /sly. She Roads (o) Left harm& Orr the plate as t h e nth of Julys= legman es the fad of Assist with the rower, was of the crew, sad • veld rout cf +be isaterlals The thief teats and pert el the grew renamed os board to ay mai nestle artn, dash tag denied to. The Air wte • total wrest. [ des.- - the leen= Omar& Cartels Earthier. tailed frees Cardiff es diet:ad of April lor Stmeapare 3 —Bingspate, Aug. 18. Newish o' Arbiestis. Cartel* Patterson. ter Uttar 'recital lff ailaspgAs to get out of Kotula Hai boar cs W Mil of July; tool Raved. —Cap* Toes, Aug. 3. Premier, of Bristol. Certain Stood. from Livorno' to Bostoy, with modishly nod lees. It...Jetta cod tote. west dlAnsaba oa the lath of gay hating esperieserd heavy somber; ere, loaded at &moats hey.—C•ps Lowe, Aar. 3. 'Snead'. (Swede), Cartels Laud, from Ibrail• to Cashed with tad; la trasded awor gas guano: wistaaes he. here teat to her. Tel matter thasla be. fairs keel is brohatt.—Coattaatioo;.le, Sept. 6. Wcodlark, fetriela Teylor. trzon Lonico. snuck upon the be yenta. day Iliternoun In aorta/ late the liarestr. end Nth:4 off the wereg way tee are end wind forced km es to the date tnaide the bar; theuld the we•thi r cantles, Ise the cargo wtil .ted sad the navel gat at.—Part festal. July It. VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Asetr!dain !t). tram Sydney. June 22. for Ueda; Sept. 12, Mt DS - 1, - km ST 4 - (11. /toad! (baripto), from liar I:la for Falmouth, August 111, lit I 111 los It M M. Alike of 114111 trots Karroo for Falosentls, 1017 Ifklat fib, b Albst, has Clyde Mr Ilaorithts, AP, U. QAmola Ira). for Cs aorta. August IS, 1M IS P lON II W. Emma, from Barrelo kwlolouth. July 14. jut la 0. 100 33 E. taperer. from Kadin to London, July la, lat 17 4, 100 NIL Pad of Irsto. houd out, Foot. 11, at 41 .0 W, las 14 U W. Pus. (*mode. Alp), has Lov.doe to. Bombay. A•gut 17. 04.7 Relay, ttooaCuouta :ot Portsmouth, Sept. IS, lot 17 36 77, lot es 34 W. Gimp IV., boa Bombay tot Liverpool, Almost 9, lot 318, be te 0t4 . 4451 linelosk, from Aky.b for Palmontb, August 14. tat 3S, WI Reim MG... from liamitt., bay IS, lat as 8. Its IS teritcie e, from tootle for Loudon, dept. 7, Ist 22 14, lot 92 W. Jaren Stella, at *parade, Irom Loados tot liallmerce 31 dm. lat ' ortrit i" ary i g i lli . frt 2 Pct 4i crotbuo for Ludo. 41 da•r, Sept. 11. 1M 31118 14. Mit 40 . Calla Emil (etlpl. from Calcutta let London 113 days, August 3, let 97 17 8, lon 1929 E . Mignevette (Wet from Martinique lor Imedrs 40days, St;t.2l, Lit 4792 N, lon :6 28 W. 411-totog Ileac, from Intro, lot 3 N, 100 28 W. Otto (liumito batque), from Mouliatio lot Talateeth, August 4, 81 2710 8. lee 10 17 E. Grotty, lrom Mimes for Liverpool. Aordt 31, lot 2 0,100 21 W. Faltsentro, tome Lead= tot Km nth., July 20, lat 28 a. IN it W. terase. of Loads, tar SI dewy,emigrants 41 dap trots ISSN &mom hely It. Its 24 20 el toe W. ass 1.1118), fres Calcue tee Ler Less. se, angst 41st 24 Ule kW 14 10 IL sett D:zon, from Batavia for U.Specel. As gest 17, let 22 4 6 les 1 Sebes .84 W 2111.1., tros samba lot larWas. Sept.% St 14 Ns 1111 22 W. St. Croix. from Ueda. far lineJte. hay SS. la/ IS; k• 72 W. teaks. &cm Sydrty for d n. 1, W. 1.4 44 W. Ilb•komszt. be SS. lot IS 44 1 1 , 11 UW. Velar is, from Joon for C.Ares. Aufvet If. lat IS 41ag I W. tsdhoTor (13.111,11 big), tram Newsgirl/1 far 4au1101t5.1.17 M, sat ists4l=l7 OE. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, ANI) DEATHS. BIRTHS. lISAY.—Sept. l the wife of ./ Sta.. of Naas Wes Dail. Rohs tooth. Tot k.bAts. of • &wants. CLASSIC —,aept. 21„ at Tres eas Rowe. Posing gore, lildnote. abl Info of 11. P. 'Auto of • bOO. 011fg.--Savt. 23.01 ellitooliaeo, Ulaiotr. ths wits of J. Cate. SeSo of • dasobtm DLit rerEtt •94. :S. at Morles terms. beolshass.toa the sited IL F. Dempolor. Sas , a Fos. SILSINUII,IIII.—Sopt at Hsarkvarseth Hadar!. Notts, the olff of tbo Wry. V. W. llormaJhaot, of daughter. YATlo.—Sept /4, at Doughy street, the offs of IL Tau , . No ol•oes. KARELIAGIN BLAGIDXN—PILCTITIL—Fept Mot ft. LakoA.CWWW. by We sq. I Wotan. the goy. 11. C. areal. W &saw. doffibler Pllcher hob, of Mow. 1116.1k050. DANIICLL—WATOIIIIOToN.--PoW. Lim WC' Cb * P d • Colthfotor. by tbe Nov. T. W. Dodds. wr. if. Donfoll, to WWI Enos, doothwe of Mr. Wanalooton,of Colohooor. 0 lib:Ebl ORA SS—DENNEY.—Oefft. .64 tbe torte, ebureb. , ) , iftetb Ww1•114. by the Ye , . N. 6 , bwadr. van (looms Wllloto Orem. vs.. , 0 Of. tom.Ploobory.phor. bt.oul7: NNW% to bh.7. a sides& .Ibotboot .1 (Mono Wrlabt Wowel. JOT - i7OßllB.—ltept. !•fe. at Vie ind.b Amt. 11 the Roc W. r. w. Tow. 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