The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-01 00:00:00

21M .1 A ir ROMAN AND INDIAN LOANS. Monday next hes been fixed for the settlement is the scrip of tie new Romian Loan, which will be zarirki d in t he otheml list. Krim Thomson, lionar, aiUt Co. yesterday communicated to the Stack Exchange a north ''ion from the Russian government in the official St. l'etervhurg journal, to the effect that the entire :Jan of 12,080,0001. has been subscribed for. Tois result is partly due, we understand, to the large et.becriptiona made in Ramie. The scrip of the loan has recovered here to par, or 6d, and comes quoted higher from Amsterdam. hloi.day next his also been fixed by the Stock Extharip l'antrittee for the settlement in the scrip of the new ladian Loan. The scrip was ready fee delivery at the Bank of England this (Thurs day) morning, at ten o'clock; and holders who hare pand up in fu.l may hare the stock at MOD written into their rISMIS in the Bank books. No transkra can tale place in the stock, however, until Saturday. the regulations of the Bank requiring that ore t . t-r day .11111 intervene. The scrip was in great c, round ye►terday, and, under the influence of large invesinruts, steadily advanced, closing at 991 to }„ or 21 to 21 prem. At 99, a purchase to the extent of 50,n90/, was effected. The an -ra t e price at which the new India Lon has been token is a little over 97j per amt., via., 97'. 3e. 2d. Regarding the loan as redeemable at par te:t years hence, this price shows an annual re turn of 5/. Is. GI. per cent. The delay in the pay /cent of the instalments, however, whilst the full dividend is accruing, brings the avenge subscription price down 'tally to about 951, which during ten years represents a return of W. Ila. 21. per cent, per annum. This is the real cost to the Indian government.( the present loan. It is quite reason able to regard this as a loan for ten years, the pro bability being that by the expiration of that term the state of the ludian finances will either be much Improved—in which case the holders will be paid el--or so gresaiy tmbarramed that the grant of the imperial guarantee will have become inevitable. The successfui bids (or the Indian Loan, from 97 per cent. upwards, have been published. The sub joined sat of the njected tenders is interesting, se showing that, had the Council of India fixed their swerved price I per cent. lower, viz., at 961., instead of the limit judiciously decided Upon, as additional sum of two nallinas would have bees secured, in indium" to the surplus of 024,760(., which, though tendered ut 974, was rejected. The amount of the unsuccessful "'ids between 964 and 964 10.., both Ineusive, was 1,369,6004, and bitterish Pa and 1:g. 2.1m000. About t il,uuo at SOO 0 9 N 0 6 ~ AA.) NI 1 3 „ 45,000 „ 16 2 6 „ 96 5 0 • 12.110 „ 96 10 0 „ • SWIM w 96 0 0 " 6116 • 96 0 ▪ MON 96 0 r, „ 31.9911 96 0 7 .. MAO „ 96 1 „ WISP 96 1 119,1110 „ 96 2 111.61111. 96 • WAG „ „ 96 10 „ 6.111111 „ 96 10 „ „ • 927,910 „ 96 96 10 10 • 10.090.. • 96.111 „ 96 11 9 6 .556 „ 96 11 „ 19,1110 „ Nl t „ „ :LW 96 16 41118 ,. 96 16 „ 5,599 96 16 , 3,090 „ 96 17 EA MAO IMMIX:NZ CABLE.% Toe following letter, which indicates that the dump to submarine cables from the onliouy action of the see is of ►ittle importance, has just been ad dressed to the director, of the Submarine Telegraph Company by Mews. F. R. Crampton and W. Andrews Duerr. August 30. Agreeably to your Icrtru..tiOni, we hare pale 1 up at ma Slid cut out and runway entwined several gnome. or your esbeenee ethic bet.. en Hover and Celan, tad is the amuse of 1611, wad eb...0 thrortore a sow just eight yews aid. We cut the cable at ain isales (nautical) from this elan, sad st lather dtruthere, eu that ea might obtain fan swap spa dome of your progeny. Wears aire seeded to fir the lemmatise of the bead, that a ter ham eshib Uhl leered ▪ ”apt itee ef delerierstka, the erieted boa sad the Wend beaten sad gala prole coatkp ere la nut turd lest greeervetbra, sad that they peaks to soadase la their truest setiefec•ory reedlike fora kag prkd yet to sews le feet, the amoral rbootarties et dee motel a.st se well ea of t h e intern/ of the odds years tat ady pestle dly ad very Mae importune, but en reeler inceerngleg ilren the' pall effect es yet porcepable. We have week de rare terearibeg herewith wittiness ei the cede etrard, er that the director. nay peowesay havers them S i . ha bra seetalsed by the .Nree nth le the pant We ha ban Kee poseavo Vberhesehel Weise diele to th e table by the drama( of ship' sachrons tad the toed coot to the cos rimy et - nyder remand astessary bait tbb fourth has not emoted kr •11 the per masa eight peat the lea of 6,0001, or ebost 64.`0f. Wirt Daamton.—On Tuesday, at the Birken head Pr lira Cos' •me named Jibes Olyd., of esther errieal .In...erase% was broaght up rharired by the Bristol Bend / Gosnliaaa with lump daterisd his .hound It aim eppearid that the prisoner cohabited with a female Si Bidwell...l, who bed three children by him. In stayer to the entig - atrates the whom mid that he kit his wife as ac count of her !altar's...a TM magistrates ordered the pri me.. to he banded over to the Bristol entharkim. Ft t. BOILER ENPLOsiON.—At two o'clock as fletnemy ahem—. a boiler on the premises of Mesas. Chula' sal George Its.d, at koalas aloactiteld. eaet edad, telling • rhile of too year. of ere, the 'output ma of Thomas Nirot, • biseccier employed at the works, sad esmwely isjorteg el. otter children, two little boys aid a girl. The boiler, wbich vs. an old worn-oat one, was aped I.e hisarAlag purple,., and wbilat the children wore playiag arm It. the view tested through a hole th the bottom is to the Itraa which immediately CSl3 , ed the est/linos. The yoaegem child woe is eeverely molded by tie 'Mem that it dad flee hour. after the ccruireece; sad Robert, the wand dart boy, e a red four, war so dreadfully bond that hie Hfe to despaired of. The holler had been repairal en the previa. Smutdayeireetag.—ffrotmeas. A RAILWAY COMPANY FINED POW RC1211310 Coo La.—Y.terd.7 the Liverpool 1111101011411111. Sao (under the Railway Comoloassion Act) epos the Loadtm sad North Wartsra Biology Compeay, for heroin coal. la their englare, sad thereby cousin • 1111/0•1101 to the inhatimate ▪ egsbard CoeVase, sear Edgelall-.v eurpro ;ter is alp north. eetaniai *sake is We paws one Sal beib he do mei hat berme, began as eseid, "O Led, vs thank thee," itc sad veal oa W aratisa ice abaadaace sad lb ask , kit fisliag maxim. b be quits candid sad oar polaris ttedallst, stied, evept • kw fields batmen Via sad Ittaasitsssa, ast worth ahrtioakhi."—OGupao CbasseastraltA. RITRAOIDINAIT CON , PIBAL"T TO OBTAIN A DR°IfXB.—A ••••. mood Denied, yea es Illoed•y to the asp a • bsic..ss, Is the Leas (ha% st Ls Maims litssa•. esd its smarm as estaisd tM issober'• valves rye's • wsvd, •e•bbd bin is Sr Addams skk s *bebin. 8.... taus is Us lissedial, bat ibs wood Is a aloes tart be is cosalised all Ur soma yes snead. Os tawdry, UN arm of the Nsool• alla tamed w t ie be lbws —Tb• Waltail s • Scotia. um maim is iambs buil swath. hem is, sad be is.. ailed ass is sari es Isar Calla as to tbe mess el earns ar 04. e.. That plies WOW bin l. rm. is sf iiikarry, sat is as susbiL nay his wt t. b bibs Ll= lobs eassrcly been bs oreses Aorolco, sad WO man to *a • dyad= lads sibs that is hes die veers Isl cassis/ aehary Ihrew•r. Isms' se nom is ewe sea sa beeslatime bat, pseitiv•ly rotund. Os lesamy, th. boom eallain• wow r his, ad maim preassel alma, is Was tor Issasy. orge 11. fa• &clowns . Ist be acad. pole,* reared. Ts. *Ur* tl. Bwipd is disazooo lo Ss. &essay= rm. di. law. .0 tho belabor. AI ofilit, wry, ' , semi web is Will, stoma is at odaltooy. mid W prat ad bar gat Ye psalm, nod ft was ebb the FP•lnel berllll4lolll tYt sbe •d ••••••■•e. Tar met slanieg, rib AOC to ca ea ble brow usishiss le ase et lb. ON zatiml •••ses We: is taboo be add gsdr,sb.r s aim as &culls& Th. sames has sod dr brim gains be. ism ormapil.—Oatipmd. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1859. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALrr, A I:GI.b 31.—APPOINTMENT9. Lrotraasto W. R. Aone-ley (rklitiorat ) to thr AlEert , U. M. J. litggiuus to tEr Algiers. The following circular has recently been issued from the Wer•oltice "Mr. Secretary Herbert having decided, on the, rectos , meadaties at his Royal Mebane. the General Commanding f, that the min-eunicubilimod °dicers of the several militia regiment, is Great Bream and Ireland, when about to I be sosembled for training, may, with the coucturtace of the gamest o.fficer commsediog is the district, be accommodated is the bartische at their reepectim training station. Mime dimely poor to the assembling of the regameste to which they brit and that fuel and light any be booed to them damn sash pined, according to their rank. " The same la notified for the icfcrination and guidance of the of eCre commanding and the barrack-masters concerned. "B. Hawes." • The annexed circular has been emoted from the War-cakee addremed to the general ur other officer counnsading : With reference to War-office Cireulse, No. 391.1 have the honour, by direction of Mr. evermary Herbeet, to acquaint you, that it h ue b een d ec id e d Mast soldiers selected to men.e as clacks in military staff cakes are to ',elm both their regimental and their A.icie pay from th e staff °divers whom ces they are employed; or, if libretti, from the orsuentstatie at the resyeetiee 'Meow. They an to be traatiferreil into the payment of the above-named °Mean from the regiments to which they beloaged, by the mail No, I Report, without whi, h the charge for their regimental pay in the accounts of the staff officers or military sc- OMetants will not be admitted. lam directed to request that you will Ova the teice.sory imtractions for carrying this arrangement into effect, and I duo to add that it is not to apply to the Royal Artillery or Royal Roginaore.— I have. de , " B. HAWES." CHATHAM, AUGUST 31. The 18th company of Royal Engineers, which left this garrison • short UM lace ifur the purpose of erecting • line of fortilketkies Mawr Por!lend and Weymouth, for the geotactic, of that patios of the roast, have completed • threwgua battery, and have now commenced the erection of • much larger battery, which, it is intemted, 'hall be far ad/then with SO of the May range Armstrong guts. TOO following troop* stationcd at tats garrison arc ordered to be held us reading. to embark with the reinforcements of cavalry and infantry detachments about Proci*liNt laths , men of the Brei batta li on of the Regiment; 78 men of the 35th (Royal Hasse:) Regime:it , .7 men of the 43rd Light Infantry; 114 men of the 73rd Reg iment ; and 424 men of the 77th R eg i men t ; total, 764 non -encomiesioned officers and roes, the whole of whom proceed to Cakutta. The following are to embark for Karrachee —2 men of the filet Regiment, end 6 men of the 94th Regiment. Fifteen Men of the Royal Engineers are to ember! kir Bombay. • Lieutenant the Hoe. Le Poer Trench, who had the com mud of the surveying detachments at this garrison, is ep poosted nda inirtructor of the Royal Engineers Illatioll.4 in Scotland, in order ti avoid the neceesity of the men being sent tap to Etta garrison to learn their ride drill. Tne istrliNOW HEROEs.—It has been deter mined by the timaraittes of gentlemen who undertook to give the head-quarers of the gallant 32nd • public reception oa their ernes' at thia garrison, and which pored off with ao much rdlonalsens on &marday last, as already retorted, to provide the men with a good aubetantial English dinner, la the event armed additioa briar made to the funds already in the hands of the treasurer, Mr. G. Bennett. It is thought that the dinner will be given next week, in the new gna shed at the Western Heights, the use of which will doubiters be reedily accorded by the staff authorities., if application is code for It. It is proposed that this portion of the amens itratius shall take place in the middle of the day, so that the men nay afterwards repair to one of the neighbouring plains, sad with their comrades of ice depot, end the other troops garnered hare, spend the remainder in garrison games sad other diversions. If this plea should be carried out, one of the most interesting public holidays the people of Dover have card for a length of time will be realised. The Secretary of State for Wsr his datermfmeid epos the introducer,' tato military hospitals of • asw mar of dwelt'''. The approved dolt table and Meteuetteas to mettal vMnn , sad tor the Kuria:we of the military hoeptal make, have eat bed formirdril by the Ceder-Secr e ta r y, Si r Bin Haw, to the oases evalumading reguatir• sad bertalioss. 94th Regiment, from the East Indies, wore of Deal yesterday aisraiser, sloe a favourable voyage house. The regiment .ill disembark at (ireveresd this 'wrathy/ to proceed to Bhirtsvid. CONVICTION 102 BARBOVRINO A DESERTER FROM THE MILITIA. Mr. Edward Henry !Janke", a gentleman residing at Sheppey Court, iShaernem, eras charged before the Kent comfy nregieireme, at fidtingtourne, on Tuesday, with un lawfully persuading a solder', nixed Henry Baker, belong =to the Kent itegiamat of Artillery Militia, to &besot ham from bra regiment dur,ng the time of traming sad exercise, In July last. The cherge arose ant of • prim fight which took piece between Bitter, who is knows as the "Unseen NOVICP," and net her man, the defendant herbs, hacked him for a *takes of 211. ; sad train 'harridan°, glen ft appeared that, on ths 11th July, Saperiataadiat Oren , dthe Kest maw, coastabulary, west to Eska& rot's house sad • told him he ands need Dakar was wowed on his premises, et the aims doss tellieg him the man was a deserter fives the Katt Artillery Militia. The defenJant r. piled, that ha wow bed broken ho word, and would not then do se, that ha bad backed him to fight, and inquired of the oßoer mveral time. whether the apprehensions could not be put of until titer the fight, afterward* remarking that the' sop r.ntendmit might search the house, but that there were ' more roma" both upstairs and doers, sod that he would not give him up for anybody. The deteadant, through his suburb r, admitted that the case had been proved against him and the megietrares imposed • tins of 16/. and 11. 15s. 6d. costs, and expressed • hope the defendant would take warn lag and not lend himself to any each ungentlemanly pro ceedings in future. The man Baker wee sic, costumed of being absent from his ragitaaat, so above stated, and was ordered to pay • fined 61. and Te. bads. The lass sad wets in both eases were mild by Mr. Bank.. SPORTING. DERBY RACES.—WEDMUDAY. THE MAIDEN PLAII: Of 30 SOT., added 10 a semitakes of 5 ter. each, for 3- yr.okla and upwind.. pia raw Mr. limber. Was 14111414, by Poyaboa, 4 In, in 44 pn B..eelM yr. Taylor', eby Bdr/uody Gentle Kitty. Irs GO 121. 1 .2 Mr. thaw:. COMM, 3yrs. 44 Inb ........ .......... Mr. J. 0,0.14.1.411 e roll. 3 yrs. Tst Ilb . .. •••• • .1 Mr. Whaosis Mehl taa . nand, 7n.1149a.......4J. Mr. Mardian. Chance. 3 Bt O mer 4 Betting . 6to 4 egst Kiag W MUM, 6 14 1 mpg Coney, 6 tot apt say Mgr. Won tarly by MI • brith; amok horror the seend and third ; a head betwer tho tittrd sad fourth. The wiser was objected to. Tux C11111T1112161.0 137411111 of 60 a 5,.., added to • sweepstakes of 10 sow. each, for 5-yr-okla. Colt., Est 101 b; Alba and aaidloaa. 8.1 711) ;slimmer sad penalties. Three gurus a mils. (23 subs) Lied Ikemdeprs Shady. by litoctwell. Mt 3aD. One. Alb extra) Lord Lord leUtesh L Cogiftr Mr. Sites dam. 44 lulb Giabasslb 3 Betting 6t04 on Herman, 2 tel 1 apt Emily, 6to 1 apt The Confessor colt. Won easily by three-quartere of a Meath; eery bed third. Ton TRADIASItteII PLATE of 100 SOW, added to • h•n dicap sweepstakes of 16 ems. rob, 10 ft, and 5 only If de clared, &e. Winners ern. Tho second to tar his stati. One mile sad a half. (30 sabe, 10 of whom declared.) Mr. Nason'. Pdooe. loyU. Isr 1 1 144 e, 4 yr., 7431 b IL. Ormedeo) 1 Mr. T. (..116. Cobol, 3 yrs. 6441 h ....Aquila's.) 2 Oaymin Christie'. The Dane. 3 yrn.74 . 31b . ( 05r . 74 41b)(Iorslham) 3 The following also ran .—Kinneraley end Elthem Beauty. B.ttiag 2to 1 apt The Dane, 7to 2 apt Primer Royal, 4 to 1 apse Klnaersley, 6 to 1 apt Car-od, 10 to 1 apt Eithaso Beauty. Won by a length, two Isugths between the second and third, the others were beaten off and did not par tholoit. TEE MERITRAIT !STAKES of 30 SOTS., added to a sweep stakse of 5 sons, each, for all ages ; optional irks( weights, &c. About throat:l.B.re of • mite. (5 subs.) Mr. Ilmlaa's ochlltros. by Turhus. 3 yrs 001 I. 14 2th 113ibbrd) 1 Lord LlieslerfoidS I by iitectreil—May Bad, 2 yes 14/.454 Ildb Mr. Mooney Mullah's 3 yrs 180).). 21b......... ,(11 . 4 00 .= 3 Mr. T. Cafes Crisper, 2in bot ... A llie d, Taylen 4 Critters weighed for ldr. Osboroe's but he did not Mart. Betting . 6 to 4 apt Ochiltrea, 7 to 4 apt The Stockwell filly, 6to 1 eget Anon:due, and 6to 1 eget Creeper. Wan wetly by halt a-length, a head between the mood and third, had fourth. The wiorter was sold to Mr. Bevil! for 115 guitieen, Mr. J. Dawson claimed the Stockwell filly under the New market role. Tae kiameas' PLATE of 40 sots., added to a handicap 016 move. each, 2 I', for 2-pr-olds; whams extra. About three-quarters of a mite. (l 6 subs) Mr. treonissr etaae Sus, by lbedy. 7t cab Ito Mb erEETwardr) 1 Mr. CopelapW• Lady Lorun. teat. 74 alb as &bell .. lamtioal I Mr. Bmltb. Leen. 64 1214 ......... 3 Mr. Calder • TLe !Inning, 7.4 Sib Ea Mb eA) .... (redeem) 4 Mr. Marton r Jun. 7.4 ...... ........ Awlt also ma. Betttsg. 6 to 4 ma Italg Salk 3 to 1 ag44 lady Gros' mot, 4to 1 eget The lloolvie. Wort easily by a leogth, • heed between the second sad third, bed fourth. Argyll dklaot get off. LICHFIELD MEETING.—TunDar. (ADDITIONAL PARTICI:LA.IO Tee Awsoe Pun of 3 eon. each, with 30 lidded. (Han dicap). Winery extra. Half a Nair. (7 ear.) Mr. 11.1461 Mid& Or Mot Addle4l6ld. 3 yo. e,t 1114 dalsoslawl Mr. Ordildirs vlse,ll re% TOM— . ... I lidoddidd I 1 ChrbOir Marosida, 3 r 44. 7d. - Mr. Wawa% Nald .I Ms Tel* 3 re. 74 610 trlrO 61.11dowdoel 4 Mr. Mims% Dor. 3 pr. 744 timed 6 Mr. Ilemessi llorralms Odle Old Odd, 4 yo. Ist lolb (Wordlool Mr. Ooperede Israrsid I pa. Id . .169.6r0l 7 BMW( • 2 W 1 6634 VI" 7 to 2 ..... 'Mad of the Tweed, 4to 1 eget Mermaids. • as nut from the &Manor with Afield& and Vigo remelted in a dead heat ; fdermalada was Masa two lengtee ; Maid of the Tweed wee close up with Mannaledr. DlctoT.43 BraT.—Betting 6t04 on Vigo. Adelaide made all the running and won cleverly by half a length. Tie ARISTOCKATIL PLATE (Handicap) of 5 somas* with 30 added. Winners extra. Gentlemen Aden ; jockeys, 1016 ant's. Oati wile. (6 subs.) Mr. Messrs And Miami Sr Psyslos. 4 yrs. lO4 911 IMr. idusr4sl I NT. A. 11 .”. 3 143 T 0146.11•11. 114 BS Auto 10lb •141..11m1U5l 9 Mr. Mane's LOSussik.l . ru Ha Ha line Bl b=i4al , HEW 3 W. 04 1 1160411 Thsm l l% nets, lea 716 MS Gym 61r. rield) 4 Mr. 3F141131911111196.1 MP* 101 h llsso =WM ..11Lsells11/ &Wag :6to 4 Nig William, so I opt Dilkoosb, 4to 1 arm 11140 1 sent say ease. Woe by a seek ; theatre ire between the sound sad third ; a lases lemma the Mid ed ninth. Tassilly broke down. Tea Vtc - ruata.mas . PLATS 43 tam agli, with 25 added (lleadioap). Throrgoarloos of• (11 whs.) Mr. T. GATr creaper a lma eg A ....... I Mr. T. OW s Mamma* IM . . 10sedlasr1 I w 1310.4 !MOO% Ps. 461116.. .......... Mr. 144.rm50 s *mass. eyra .... insets.) 4 Betting 2to 1 apt °rinse, 6is lead; eget Secorgiss and Lansijurnet, sto 1 apt Creeper. Was by a seek ; a lead between the second and third ; good fourth. lint Mar EslT's Pram of 101 ohm ,; 3-yr•olds, flat 21e ; four, 9st 416 rive, 9es 91b ; alt and aged, 9.1 111 b. Two mile.. LWitU3a ford'. Neweimi:e. b 7 Nnntablitar. 3 110 tranlb•el Kr. Illaless• rithemsan. I Tr+. f. 4 Bib Irarealo Mr. M.U.=2 Atiarto, 3 In.n 20 ..TVI6 to 4on ' , Wi ca seman. Newcastle caught Ffeher ., 1.. i. strides, aad won by a "short head." Astarte arse beaten off. The pace woe bad for the Bret half- Tx. GOLD CUD 0(50 mom, la Pride, Wed to a a wasp Nakao et 5 soya. each, 2R. Wawa aura. One mks. (IS asha.) _ . . Mr. Muor IMoorbll M 1166111, 174, 74 516 . AL Illwontiol 1 Mr. 1143464416 Mr MOr. 3 fro 54 ... ..- .... . . 064=141 I Mr. T. MI6 Wobblor, &yr% 54 60 , 1<0r 544 . 54151 . _I f Zen Mask 4 rn. 7.4 fib One 116 4.4 l 6. I 4. L M. C 1.6 46 144 111444. rot 74 Illb ... 1144416 6 . 6 to 4 apt Bottoms, 4 to 1 mot , 6 to 1 eget Dabbler, 6 to 1 each eget Dilkooett wed Kt. By Woe by a sack, two With. between the semi end third. To. N1:1111LY ELANDtCAP 46 lIMIL eeolt, iib witb Wadded. Wham= extra. Three-qenters eta imam. 6 meta) Mr. Otooloodb lady Orotrore, by Ihnoriart.Tm (Oholloa) 1 Mr. Debobb arm Pew Tat TM the Mb saw O. Urn* I Mr. M. Orotb Pr l r4w, ht Mb We 7/6410) „(Ferd 3 Mr. Hobos r 1..4 4.b Mb imorrol 4 Mr. 14466 Nark 1411 ...... . : 6 te 4 wt.' siiTiiiiM"o . 4.- . 2 ", a 7t. 1 netAr gyll . Wou by suck • we between the mooed sad third, North betten off. soddenly nut off. He essay op with him won after the ma. menter, sad took him into custody on the charge. Flo &deem Committed for trio/. An elderly clergyman, witu epkearod to be in much applied requicung mum gross ill-usage which he elated Ms sem, a lad at 6 years, had remind re board the gip:Mary Amy ha which he had gee out to Mama as so apprentice, sad which arrived in the London-docks on the previous day. He stated that the ill-usage occurred on the vetoers mem) out, and that he had a letter from hie ran giving an account of his sufferings. His sou, however, was how deed, having fallen overboard and been drowned off the Cape of Good Rope. Mr. Belts said he did not recollect a are in which parlies bad been convicted of &moults in the absence of the party assaulted. He advised the applicant to curtly/sin to the Board of Trade on the subject. ['TH. dews Ticking, aged 31 3;;;;:ircabinet-maker, was charged with subbing • young woman named Elizabeth Lenney in the head and face, while in a coffee-house at Not qe~ hilt. The complainant, whose head was bandaged with surgical Outer, deposed that she was • servant out of place, basing left her lastaituation only very recently, and she now lodged in the Portland-road, Notting-hill. About 12 o'clock on Tarr dey night she went with a female friend into a coffee-hones at the corner of the Mall in the High-street, to have a cup of tea, and they were followed in by the prisoner. He sat himself down in the box opposite to them, and commenced talking about his being a police-cometable in phtin clothes. Her friend asked him what division be belonged to, and he the T. Her friend made some observation upon that, replied he took up the knife with which he was eating his snow, and struck witness twice on the face and head, and he thin ran away. Her head was cut open and she was very much injured. Mr. Poynter 'eked her if her friend said anything offensive to the prisoner. The complainant said she did tot. Upon the prisoner being asked if he had any questions to pat to the witness, he denied that he spoke to them about his Wag • policeman. Amelia Bennett,' young woman Ibis, in the Royal-mews, Notting•hW, said the prieoter stood et the door of the coffee house es she eatenal, and be followed is after the... When he told her it was the T division he belonged to, she rid she liked the D's and not the re. He then commenced using very bad and attempted to strike her with the knife. I. doing so be struck the complainant, and not her. He ran away, but returned, and took up the knife sgoin and struck the complainant a second tiros. The knife stuck in her heed, and witness took it out. The prisoner left it sticking in her head, and ran away. Mr. Pitynter—ls the prisoner known? Coestable—Yes, sir; he le a very respectable man, and lives at NoUleg Remanded for a week: bail refuel. CEIEBOUI6. On landing we met an officer of the douaniers, whom duty It was to receive us, and not only by him, but by every dada with whom we mum in contact, the most marked civility woe shown. At to o'clock we all met, by appouttment, et the Emperor's litmus, and root...lei to the dockyard, every part of which was open to us; the buildings, elite, the machinery, the storehouses, were all in a c.supietio suite, similar, but not ruperioe, to our own. The tidal Loins see certainly vats and commodious, end by having such a depth of water the limo-of-war ley ant ; and I was informed that they could COON iu, sod be token out, of any time of tide, indeed 1 ca. the Emperor's sew Joan come out at lot! teeter. ^ Thnro cu bu no doubt test r y large feet of steamers might attariotle is there [twin, take their troops on board, sail proceed to eon erliti every facility. 0a leaving the dock yard, we amowided to Fort Koala, standing Mn great slava. Won, and, no doubt, it a commanding situation; but at pre sett there are no embrasure. or a gun asotiated. 1 rode up, bat did Pot like the deer...tiding in • corvine, end so Wotan it. 1 have bass told aim* that the Qua did the same, which 1 think was diecreet. We then drove abwit three oaks to Fort Des Flasoaad, which certalaly la eapsble of doing great execution ; it is just raised above the tea, no that tra guns would have great ffee, and is eurroaaded by the sea, baying a drawbridge fewevenounkation with the land. At Ire o'clock we :a-embarked d the wharf in the har bour, sad proceeded to the Digs., as the French eall It, an which street number of oar passenger. landed, the well is papeadicular, waich It appears the sea moat have greet power on, es in the year 1808 the centre facilitates& wee washed away, and upwards of two hundred soldiers were dmiweed, It I. low rebuilt. The Button Battery hes sot bun finished, indeed you can eve the ravages which the em bee made on it, the upper part of he esti. having been weeded away. The Western Battery bee • rent in its We rke wall from top to lygtora, and the foundation is mid n'eo es haws ambled; so my usseicalitla mint, a most sin...Hi ner, remedy has boon &Wind , tnonsmede of tone of heart mine Mee is Wows lato the sea Is protest its aides end an lasmare gesatity of stale has bees built up an the bankmente M wale the balding down. This formed • well about ton list lath ; but the power of the eta ha. Mau such that • vast Arm has been made, and the greater pert of them stone bare been weatted to the east aide, nearly Ulm" up • large amber, constructed 14 melte bargee or Imes with supplies for the fort. ham what us here aloes, one may form some idea of the 'ratability that were gun. inounkd there the forte would War their diwAsigee. That Lb@ arectsan le of iotnito haptwtance to the forma lien of • specious honour u undoubted, but if for dansies speraleas r yet to be proved.—/Yysemeti Vo "Ile= RIYLC Coat.—TM first meeting Oar drill a re Pratere Votaress Me Corps tor place es Fr[doy reels, the 70th fest,le the cora mat k.t. list her volunteers messagaill, other driers Crag, les• of the /loyal Arohsiy, whe Is orporerly emplope es Isetrocter. Tim corps weenie se eery 100 au, who have Ire more ks eed serellsol. The 'More s. yet sheer sr Mops- Cheirl Tressereere es coosseed, esd lir. T. Corr a. They Ism M.'s presser. is well ma Mr. Richard re error sf toe toes, sr serval rueren of the [li. arse sosseurs. [ MO; nEll Ar SEA .—A telegrams enflame/8 th. at Falmouth yeameday, of th. etdp Manures, from Liam, and midi that th. umitor, Barker, had been mar end et IPOI by do atowsed. YARMOUTH RACES.—Wzmizsimy. Tat■ GRAND STAND STAAZE tIY Tea rat two beats by Darlmolai .k otbees. itaTT MEXIIES3 OPTIONAL SELLING STAMM-DIM basabstsesa Cascada& said Catburiaa. Stakes afterwards divided. Ixsesualui Firm. cso. .. manure Hive yea. TNI BRAT= HANDICAP Was WON by Newady Boy. ACCIPTANCES for the GREAT YOREARIS2 HANDICAP. ISt. Legge Green. . _ st , Mote 14e{ .... 1 8 11 6 10 omen tIM ..... N 5."... 4 r ~_~... ~..,.a.. 111 17 18744177774■.... i I egatielle... 4 I a a / WiaPea S I I Ydlow Zoe I.,:•••••• ..... ......... aim...... Omer ..... st I t I 13 t C i i i I 0 I Ons.touc i 111 ...... 3 4 111 QUEEN'S PLATE FOR CANADA.—LOWeTs of the turf, sod Cenediese gen.rally, will be interested et learning that the Toronto Tort Club bee received oftleial intimate= from the Ooreroor•Geeerel that her litejeety llama Vittoria bee greoluualy plasma to 11121201M1C0, through the Colonial Seermery, bee intestion el giving to the Toronto Turf Clab manually the manatee at coot/Matins of 60 oleo.. The Quote's nook so the toyal gift will be celled, will hameelor weld be m grand baton la the Tomato roos.— (bandies News. Naw CHURCH AT HAGGEBSTONILA NOW church, dedicated to St.Pattl, is in 0007119 ui mottos foe Raggerstooe, in the deneeirpopulated district of Bboredi , ch, under the directita of Mr. A. W. Blomfieki, the architect. The Rev. William Moss, M A., of Wedhoos College, Oafced, chaplain to the Refuge ni the Meehan , Vitaton, lea inesumbest of Biaterton, in Trentham, thafikedshire, will he the /Water of the new churoh. FIRE AT DARTTORD.—Yesterday afternoon a Bra broke oat is some workshops banging to Mr. Sassztua, • carpsaiss sad joiner, tomato at the Waterside in tkds lowa. Several satins were quickly as the spot, but the an was sot =amides& said the workshops sad tout adjoississ wens des,r4ed. LOOOMOTIVIS EXPLOSION AND Lois OF Lint.— • remrloable seeddest, unfortneetely attended with the k is s et two his., We occurred on the Bute Side Hallway. Oa Tweniny want/as et sight o'clock s loonenotlee wee Watt drives by sow sawed John Meynard Iowa& some empty teal Ines which wets to be reanoved. Paibpn the Weber," was in the seta' alto/beg the tender to the empty trucks, whoa ea explosion took Secs, and the mese wee blown Ie plea& Ledge porous@ of the healer flew Is ell dlreetioas, and heavy MINOS of tiros were projectM So • distance of two hundred yards. White, the weer, was ►urled ander the tender, and killed on the spot. Thin part of the bas, it Arndt be stated, to on a ooneiderable ewbash seem, and the driver's body was cut in two, the heed sad molt bolsi throws into a pit, and the lower extrema*. tote theanwpwey'e yard. Philips, being behind the hour, Imps& ♦t preesat the ranee of this shocking salient le rime's, hat ea hauarat le to ha held, Arlan•LlA.—The Priam of the So•• arrived At Limpid yesterday from Melbourne. Sloe left that port es the 271 k el May, and brings 26,000 moon of gold, • tall tap % ad • km oomploomost of pelage. THE POLICE COURT& BO W. STRE ET. Seam Williz , , Boynton, landlord of the White Horse pnbaphann in Holborn, was brought before Mr. Henry, by bibrok So Gomm the chugs of having brutally assaulted Ida "OMB Illeseday afternoon last. The melba and blackened face of the complainant excited mask tunnufeershon in court, her eyes, noes, and mouth behuresmgdeeely disfigured. The defendant, on being placed lathe dirk turned his back upon the unfortunate woman, and upon He magistrate also with contemptuous indifference. Id& O'Brien, the clerk, hulas stated the chugs, and Weed the Modest to Seed, The defendsat said-1 bare been taken suddenly out of my business, without any previous warning of what was going as, and brought here b • policeman. I have had no oppeettmity of consulting my *al adviser, sad I hare mo one hare to ball me if you mean to bind ma over to keep the rime. Mr. Henry—You on plead to the charge, for it is a mere question of fact—did you commit the wadi P Of course you can have a legal advises if you wish it, although It does not appear • cue in which he can assist you much. The defendant—No doubt the insult took place, but I am not prepared with my defence at present. The complainant then stated that she was mania to the defendant ate years ago in Australia. They had bean in Huglandathroe years, and they took the White, Horse shortly bars Christmas last. They had a very goo d badness, but the violence of defendant's temper had led to kerma quarrels, and although she had been struck by Ida fre quently she had never been so badly treated se on the moot °amnion, when she felt bound to neck the protection of the magistrate. She had given him no provocation, beyond praising her wish on Sunday morning to go and eft a wick sister, which he refused to allow. The would go off and leave me without anybody to mind the house for the whole day. Complainant—There was no other cause of unarm], and I proposed to send to my sister instead of going myself. We dined together, and he had not drunk more than • little beer sod a glass or two of wins. He first threw • bottle at me across the room, which mixed me, end then beet me in the fans with his fists. Defendant—l had ordered her to go upetain, and she re fused to go. Complainant said she hod one child, which was a year old that day. Two witnesses were about to be examined, when Mr. Henry mid, as the defendant required legal advice be would adjourn the case for a day. There was no fear that the defendant would go away, so he might enter into his own recognisance to appear. Complaleant-1 hope von will protect me. Mr. Heery—You shall be protected, you may rely on it. CLERKENWELL. John /Mew. ended 19, an leery turner, residing at 10, Tysoirstrese, Oathenwell, waa placed at the bar before Mr. Tyrwhitt, charged with stealing from the person of Mm. Margaret Muir, at the Sun beer-shop, Gray's-inn-road, the sum of 71., her monies. Mr. John Wakeling, solicitor, appeared for the prisoner. The complainant stated that on Saturday she was in the waltiarroom of this court, welting to see the magistrate about • gown which a person of the name of Clarke wea detaining. The prisoner said that be would do is well, and then went with bar to the Sun beer-shop. They both went into the tairemen and had some beer, and the prisoner called far pen, Ink, sad paper, to take down the particulars. She began to tell him, when he mid that she had better write shim herself. For this, purpose she placed bee pocket-book, which contained the money, on the table, end when aim bad been writing for • little while she looked up and found the prises r was gone. Upon examin ing the pooket-book she mind her money was gone, and then she gave information to the police. The prisoner knew that she had the money In her posamaion, bemuse she changed • half-sovereign to give him a alining for his trouble. She certainly should not have pine with him had she not seen him about the court for some days, and thought that he wee en usher of the court. In _ by Mr. Wakeling, the complaisant stated that she was not druok, or even the worse for liquor, at the time. She did cot treat the prisoner with any whisky. She received the money from the Scottish Provi dent Society on the Saturday morning. Mr. Wakeling said that this was a trumped-op chugs, and there was not the *lightest foundation for it. As for de fendant being at this court, he we. *candidate for the pollee, and attended there to me how the bean= was tressected. The complainant was on Saturday night wary math the wares far liquor. He dm called Sergeant Wooten, 401 A, who_ Malta that whew ecesplathent west to the station on Seturday night she was decidedly drunk. The primmer attended to meet the charge sanitarily. Kr. Tyrwkitt said it was a cams for farther investigation, sad reseeded the case until Friday, but took the prisoner's reemthiseaces for his appearance on that day. Yr. Stephen R. larix;;,Caelmeire — hellt, 21, York.rosd, appeared to a summons charging him with mason of coals for and as a sort which they really Mr. Plower appeared In support of the prosecution ; Mr. Lewis, jilts., for the defence. Mr. Flower mid the prosecution was at the instant* of the Gnat Northern Railway Company, who had felt it a duty to the public and themaelen to bring the matter under the sake of that court. The information was laid under the lewd 2 Will. 4, c. 76, a. 46, which imposes s penalty of 101. per tow upon anyone who should a sort of owl for and impolite'. sort.. It appeared that Mr. Lucas, of Clueham-place, Be equate, mint an order to the railway company for 12 tom of Bfillurtime coal. By some mistake or collumion the ardor never reached the railway company, but fell Into the hands of the defendant, and Ina day aberwards the wale were de livered at Mr. Lucam's house. Bnbeequently a bill, beaded " Oroat Northern Railway Coal Company," amounting to M. 12s. for 12 tone of Silkstones was sent to Mr. Lucas, with a request for pm mutt 8. R. Jackman." Mr. Laces then dionovervil that he bad not had his coal. from the railway company.. He bed them examined, and they were found to be of an 'atria. daricripticm. Mr. Liam deposed to the above facts, but a Melakal ob jection being taken by Mr. Lewis to widow° beingreoeived as to the contents of the letter, Mr. Flower withdraw the Infor mation. Dir. Iwwie ssid, the Great Nathan Hallway Company had formerly a monopoly of coal, but now the Midland brought them up, and that wee the mast of this presseution. The railway company were is this isenoses literally prose cuting themselves, as the coals wee. bought of them, and be could produce the receipt for them. Yr. flower asked for its production in order that legal proceedings might be taken upon it if the coals had not bees bought d the company, but he was instructed that they iiitewts maid he ahoyld =tartly decline to produce it. The parties thee withdrew. MARYLEBONE. - - - - - dtns Berittessy, 11 years of age, was placed at the bar charged with strung a 6k note from 26, New Qoabec-atter, the property of Mir Butler, residing at the above tiddler, with whom she was living as servant. Police•conatable Sturgeon, 174 C, said that on the previous afternoon he stopped the prisoner in Oxford-street, and asked her what she had got in a brae which she was carrying, and where she was going to take it. She said she was going to take it to 26, Park-lane. Upon opening the bundle it was found to contain one pair of new boots, one unmade drew, two new straw hats, ■ handsome scarf, one new hol land jacket, a bead collar, one pair of now kid gloves, or pro of ribbon, two petticoat.. and one,pairof stays. Than was oleo found on her perm U. 10e. in gold, and tic 6d. in . - — ie . . Long—Where did she get these thing. from Sergeant Knight, I) division—They are ruppeted to have been bought with the note. Mr. Long—le the lady here from whom the note is said to bane been stolen, or the moon who changed it ? Sturgeon—The person who changed it is here, but Mies Butler it out of town. William Rogers said be was landlord of the Coachesakere Arms, Bryanatotwatreet. The girl came into his house yet terdsy about one or two, and Baked him to change a dee pened note for her mistreat., stating that she had been tent by Mies Butler, living at 26, New Queletc•etreet. Mr. Long—Did you make no inquiries about her state meat? lir:Rogers-1 did not, se I believed her to be correct. Mr. Long—What have you done with the note ? Mr. gyve -1 gave ft In chants ebortly alter for a 101. iota, sad tie !tidy We seat it to Scotland, but it as be gat hook 114 is wasted for 'dealt:Jesting. kr. 114 1 131 d you mike soy or promise when you took her d easess—when you asked her wimp, she gut the seta from . — iturgeob—No. your worship, I did sot. I asked hare/hare she gut the 'aunty trout, and when she Heed. She said she lived at 25, New Quebec-street, sad that she bought the things in the bundle with the note she had token from a wee that was placed in a drew in the room. Eis wade Inquiries at the above address, and found that she left there about two o'clock. Mw Butler had guns to Windsor, and wee expected beck shortly. Mr. Long ordered her to he pat back till a later period of the day, to see if the lady attended ; tf she did nut she would stead remanded. _ . . . TM The mother of the girl, who stated that she was a widow, said tide was the fist time ths child had been known to ham. committed • theft, red It seemed to bare amen from a dod der' Impalas for draw MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Marks Stesetsiloll, gen teel ampearence, was charged with attempting to steal a gold watch from tbe person of Dr. John Wills Wainwright. The duster deposed that he was on his way borne at 1 o'clock a.m , along Poll-mall to 3, Charlorte-street, sad heard footsteps rained Wm. After a little time the jeleassr, who he then sew was the person who had been eland, following suddenly shot before hint, end taming sharply round, snatched at his guard-chain and eon off. Oa Ideleekaw for his watch he found it gone from his pocket, NM the chain dangling down, sad he pursued the primmer, whom he came up with, after a caw, and moused of Me robbery. The 14I111111W denied Q. ramie, and he (prolo cutor) feeling sg.in, found his watch dependlog by his meal chain, which be WTI for better smutty, the gold one being broken by the tag the prisoner had gime it. The yeas of the article wee 254 Brows, 304 A, deposed that ha had bees welohiag the primer, ass lit Mar la Nat of the proelostor, and the TSB BASTRITCTION Br ?MB Or 2113 6BIP !LAM 4011N1T. The subjoined additional details, dated Demerara, August 8, have been received respecting the lees by Are of the above vessel :—" Bhe was cleared at the custom-house on the 27th ult., and was to have tailed the next twain; but shortly before midnight the fore part of the ship was die covered to be on Are. Captain Id'Beath immediately called up all hands and caused the ahip's Are-engine to play upon the parts from which the smoke was issuing. At the same thne he sent on beard the Elleeborough, which was lying near, for assistance. Captain Woodcock promptly responded to the call, and cams with two boats' crews end a Bre.engine to their assietance. In the meantime the alarm of fire had wed moue the shipping, and the captains of the Thames, CamiLlas, and ethers were speedily on board with their respective crews. and rendered valuable assistance. The most strenuous efforts were made to subdue the Ars, but without success. While they were thus en Captain ld'heath ordered the chains to be ready for slipping the cables at a moment's notice, In the event of Its being found necessary to do so, When the harbour master came on heard, and found that it wee im possible to put out the Are, welch was &weeding rapidly below, he ordered the ship to be taken up the river, in order that she might he run aground at some sate place, clear of the shipping. The cable. were clipped, and sail made on the ship forward, and she was got over to the west side of the river, and run aground in front of Canal No. I. The 'aorta to put out the Are were continued during the whole time, but it was now quite evident that nothing could save the ship ; and as the heat was becoming intolerable she was abandoned, and in a dew minutes afterwards the Are burst forth from the fore and main hatcher., and enveloped the rigging in a sheet of Game. The captain managed to save the ship's papers, bat he boat the greater portion of his clothes and other property he had on board. The crew ex hibited great alacrity in rescuing their own things, but it is reported they did not exert themselves to put out the Are to the same praiseworthy manner as the sailors from the other ships who came to their assistance. This extraordinary apathy on the part of the crew of the ship, combined with miter circumstances, has given Tim to a suspicion that the Are was not altogether accidental. Three of the men were token up on suspicion, bat afterwards liberated. The origin of the Are remains to this moment a mystery. The ship con tinued burning doting the whole of Thursday, nod having ea board 660 bide. of Nurse, and 357 puneheima of rum, it easy naturally be supposed that the Are raged with consider able fury. Oa Friday morning the wreck having become much lightened, Boated orli the bank at high water, and at the ebb of the tide the utmost consternation was created la the harbour by the alarm that the burning ship was stoat, and was coming down emonget the shipping. Fortunately, the burning mw floated down through the midst of the shipping without doing any damage. It was thee taken in tow by the Rattlesnake, ateamer, said moored amide of Kingston Stalling. The rum wee ell destroyed, but • retie@ of the sugar has been saved in a very damaged state.' WRECK OP A FRENCH BRIO AND Loss op Two Livee.—Cmuner, Avocet' 30.—The French Nig Gustave, Calash' Reins, a Libman's, left Penarth Roads on the 211th Met. for:Bordeaux. with • cargo of owls. When 20 miles westward of Lundy it came on to blow very hard from the 8.W., with a very heavy see, which compelled them to bear up for Pena/tit Roads, the weather continuing bed, sea very high, sad weather thick. On entering the rude the brig struck heavily on Lavernock Point, and is a few moments went down, giving the crew barely time to get into their boats. Two of the crew, name Bonito and Perin, were drowned. The captain, his wife, and three of the crew, bad burrow escape; the boat was filled at times with water. They were at lea taken on board the brig Princess Royal, of Whitby, the captain of which vessel, along with his wife, rendering every eseinianos in their power and kindly pro viding them (the French crew) with clothing, Az. of which they were quits deetiute. Captain Rene desire' leave publicly to thank the mean of the Prawns Royal, along with his wile, for the kindness shown. Loss OF A SCIIO3NER.—CARLISLE, AUGUST 30. A Tema, reported to be the Mary (schooner), of and for Port Carnets, from North Wale., got upon Silloth Bank to-day; her hull ie entirely under water, and she in expected to be come a total wreck. The crew were seen in the rigging. The steamer Queen, from billoth to Dumf ri es, proceeded to take them off, and bout the time she was doing so the main mut was seen to go overboard, and es the Queen 600 M after proceeded it I. not known whether they we.. laved. FATAL ACCIDENT AT A PAPER MILL-011 Satur day morning a young woman, aged 17, named Bliss Taylor was so shockingly mutilated by machinery, at the peppy-mill at Hereon, near Kidderminster ' that the expired imme diately. It appear. that the deemed was engaged in the swing -roam at this mill, and while stooping down her draws was caught in the shaft, which dragged her over and dashed her to pieces. This that is neither fenced net boxed, but paper-mills do not come under government inspecifore. An human was held on the body at the Laedog Inn, yesterday afternoon, before R. Docker. Req., coroner. Maria Mills the posed that she 'naked at Mr. James's paper-mill, at Brood waters, and knew the dowsed. 'Layne was cleaning the sung-room on Saturday morning at ten .'clock. Three were two machines in the room, and the shaft which wee re volving worked both. Witness heard the deemed my out, " Oh, my hock and saw her clothes tightly twined round the shaft. Deceased was taken round by the theft several times, sod her head cants in contact with the sikand her body was crushed between the shaft and the Boor. Dammed wore canes is her petticoats, and thew must have caught the shaft. She had only worn hoops lately. The foreman of the mill, Mr. Matthew., was called, but not sworn. He .aid there wee • tells which acted ea • screen to the ehaft, and some rails had also been placed there some months ago . The coroner advised that the abaft should le boarded, and he agreed to do at. Dr. Rodeo Witted that both thighs war. broken, and the neck and spine were prob..bly broken, though this could not be eacertsioed without curt erg down the heck. Death must have been instantaneous. The jury retained a verdict of •I Accidental death," and also alluded to the shah Swing boarded up, which the foreman at the sIII bad mad should be done.—Birmiegham Daily Phil. TRALEE AND KILLARNEY RAILWAY.—The line was opmed en Wednesday for goods traffic, and the waggon., alluding over a very large space, have been well filled since. The morning train from Killarney to Tering, end the ensing from Trete* to Killarney, are to be continued, for which the inhabitants of both towns have much reason to thank the directors. The goods trelne leaving and entering Tree. will haven earls number of carriagee attached to them to meet tee paee.neer traffic between the two towns, which ia being every day more tepidly developed.-71salse Chronicle. TILE STRIKE IN THE BUILDING TRADIL—A numerously attended meeting of the operative builders of Plymouth, Devonport, and Stonehenge, we, held at the Me chanic.' Institute, Plymouth, on Monday, to take into eft eldwatirm the present rendition of their fellow workmen cotinected with the Loudon "lock-out," sad to adopt effectual mune for their support during the present struggle. Mr. A. Joop was called to the char and the meeting wee addressed by several workmen of Tarbes trades. One of the speakers, a Mr. Strawbridge, said, Plymouth ought to be the first town in the country to uphold the L ond on taffies, or rather "lock-oat," Isamu the workmen el Plymouth had ecarcely two- thirds of the Ludon priced, sad yet worked half an bur more each day. Resolutieua annuals' sys tatty with the Leaden workmen and that asberelprione be named into en their behalf were inealmota4 eland to t and • inbaeription was entered into en the spot. (Advertiaeseat)—EPPa's (HOMEOPATHIC CHs lest 0000A.—SW Walled phIPMIUMH .aid by the petuthpal eons Mla IL ear ha. la Rh, kb.. sad ph wanes. Loh pasha la baled "James 111.4 Hmerevraisvannso. Losika.• MARZELS COTTON.—LitcaPoot, AL OUST 3l.—The salad' cottoa tads' , are estimated at 8,000 balm. A steady market at yesterday's Faces. CORN.—BottroN Avotur 31.—The 'apply of wheat en% fair at this menet to-day, about half of the show of the new crop. The quality nay moderato. Old peas le. t and new, 2s. to 3s. lower. Old rad, 420. to 44e.; new, 39e. to 41a.; old white, 46a. to 4Th.; saw, 44a. to 48s. Sev era l samples of new oats. quality good, 11 stook 21s. to 235. Peas white, nu to 38s. • blue 395. to 42a. Beans, old, 48s. to 80:.; new, 44e. to 48e, STOCKTON-ON-TM, ACOUST 31.—The weather dories the past week has been favourable for securing the crops, which are being rapidly carried in this (Metric?. To this day's market there was a good supply of wheat ; a large portion befog of toe new crop, the quality end condition, on the whole, was very satisfactory ; th e weight in many In stancy@ re aching 66105. per imperial boahel; there being a thin attendance of buyers the demand proved flow, at a decline of Is. per qr. on last week's currency. Grinding barley and lye «adieus in good demand at last week's prices. Oats end bolus ushered in value. The price of flour has been reduced to 31s. per sack Lett. Imports during the peat week Wheat, coastwise, 220 qrr.; barley, mast rise, 1,110; oats, *Antrim 400; Indian corn, oosatwtee, CATTLE.—SOUTHALL, Auorsr 31.—Trade ruled slow today. Mutton commanded high rates. Soma of the beef renamed onset& Beef made from 2.5. Bd. to 4. 10d.; mottos, ea. 4d. to 6s. 4d.; lamb, 6s. to be. 6d.; veal, 4. to Ss. ; pork, 3s. Od. to 4.6 d. per stone of tabs., Biala( the offal. LEATHER AND HIDES.—Very little alteration has to be reported tins week in the bather market. A good fair business has existed throughout toe part week geserAlly, so well sat Leadenball oa Tuesday last. The best qualities of English and foreign butts of the heaviest weights are scarce, asd exhibit au upward tendency. Heavy harness hides also are in short supply sad in good request. Good kips and prime calf skins likewise sell readily at former rates. Not any public sales of foreign raw goods took place last week, but by private sale about 2,800 Buenos Ayres hide' have changed hands, light and heavy, at 80.; and 3,000 Austra lian, at M. to AFL COALS. LONDON, Almon 31. Btunhops, 135.; Wylato, 161 ; Eden Main, 16a. 6d.; Wall. End Belmont, 161. ; Walla End Braddylls flatus, 161.; Will. End Hat ton, 17s. 3d. ; Walla End Hatton Lyons, 16a. 3d. ; Wall. End Howl'. Hatton, 165.; Walls End Stasrart'a 12s. 3d.; Walls End Benson, 16..; Walls End Cando.; 16a. ; Walla End liartlepool, 16.. 9d. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Hunwlck. 14a. ; Will. End Hallos, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 16a. 9d.; Walls End South Ke11.., le.. 3d. ; Walla End Thoraley, lea. 6d. ; Will. End 'Maid= Hartlepool, 16.. ed.; Berns wawr, 20a.; Emotes Duirryn, 21a. 6d.; Powell*, Dada Stassa, 21A—Ships at market, 62 ; sold. 47. TRAFFIO RETURNS. ILAILIIATS. Mtlas Par a.r 1614 Total, ma. mops dasool94. dd. dd. West 440194 August IL 4 4 A Stud •rruut at °maim IN 4,rd 0.475 7.907 7.760 Week 490144 Aagovi 20. 15 , 11slowrh awl fibmew 111 ;II 6 4.11 t egettYik Nortli MaNiffs.,....— Li Wail 45641911 Awed 11. north Dom II 511 151 Ormt Nartbre .-- III AIM 11,019 14.076 24.647 W 444 4449141114440 26. o=We ,14•01,69 44 64 Wane 112 111 264 218 Wass milmiAseiii 171 11494910 Md ICBMS wewsigagmank.:::*:::. at W 119 4 1 370 _ __ . .. Mina 6t. (Wm 10e4 buanibael- ...... ln 1.175 1.433 3.407 1.543 Woman 410 - 31.198 89 089 Lamas NM Nath Washes IRO 0.731 13.7 10 76.461 10.379 Laadca SD. anal WOINIM dl 17.010 4.761 31.4e3 .- tisaibasta4 an& 11•116al. 404 Altaalsay.. ... ... - 910 101 1,1033 679 Vaashallar.o•l4l4. aa6 l*. 11,034 10.087 %ohm mid Amor lbw 111 466 114 666 687 laaarld .re Yid Ta.lo~ 304 30.014 19.606 39.6:0 16.311 a ...lan ibmiwimr. fieek• 11 1A ,161 1.746 N LIN - •- 3.174 Ala • The wasliasallos of the laularldr• aad Yortalhe and But laa aahlre 11.01•474 bomb rewind the maxim of palaamat. the Male tecaltaa 01 bah railways are ladadell la the aloe.. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. C A 8 II A Frauds Ridley (rbisl, Flap Tali; STrurkiZ I;adTed;;lth Gotha mid log. wood, dressed Roo bar serieeteds la s pb au the 24th July. sad eras drives es a 'Aral roe( at dm Medd the harbour, but eras sot wide entail derass4 sad maids' much dates. fibs bail ells ebarded her tares. bees surveyed. sad aisidesased so uriaeadartay. The Yreaces Ruin will b mold wit k her madded.—dui Cayes, r. - 11Neiatt (barque), of Hamburg. Captain Meyer. from Troes to Batts, with coo* inrush on the :mks earth of Torebory Point, OM morning , foremost cot &troy, mad tweet toll o' wow, and Illtely to be a tool week : mind blowing a gale from N.W., right In whom; ere. saved,—]rein. Aug. SO, Slr Colts Campbell, or Bel , est. Captain M.Nehn, Miramiehl, la ballast, mobkh sailed Intawiey, la same on CM mot ogle of the harbour, with mooderalse isjury —Fleetwood. Aug. Se. Thetis. hem. ittokle to Quo Ac, boo loon abandoned ot emwow landed here by pilot b Bt.—Queenstown, hog, SO. Tamales, from ecol to do. port. lo on alare.—Bohlt, hag. IS Windsor Comas, from Newcastle to Aden, has faludered ; am Mts. —Bakis, Les. IL VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Augusa..7aStsabasis,from Calcutta kg Ignacio, 101 days, Aug. 13, lat. 361 N. lon. 43 SI W. Naha. taw nunapore tor LoaJoa, 139 dam 3611 24.1 at. 131 N. km.l3 3 VI. Farynas. tram 33601c0r. for Qaerastown, Avg. 14.110.33 19 N. 41 4 W. Esparar. ham Aigoa Bay :or tondos, 60 days, Aug. Sr. lat, 43 SS N. lea. 16 It 4. Edadayoo., tram timgagr:re for Loudon, 33 days, Aug. SO, W. 33 4 Henry Clay, from Liverpool for New York, Aug. 1/, Intel N, Ice. 116 M aßepOin (AIM. Julyl9, lat. 10 29 0, 25 33 W. imeareeno iteredub beam l, from Aare, for Fahnontlt.lo9 OM. 90 6. 16.1a1. le 44 el, lon. 07 61 W. Ileintrom (barque), tram &kph for Falmouth, Jobe 14, lat. 29 42 9, lon. 40 SO E. Northumberland ",ablpl, with troops., homeward bound, Aug. 29, late 41 SS N. lon. 26 41 W. Prommatir. from ASyob kr Falmouth. 101 dam July 20, lat. 3 34 9, too. 17 6 W. St. Venus. from Coy.. for London, 109 days. Aug. 21, lat. 45 11 54 . _ tooii W. Watwiny. from Calcutta for Landoll, 60 days, July 8. lat. 70 43 8, Ise. 14 n DESPATCH OF AMERICAN MAILS. Yesterday the screw steamer Anil-Faxon tailed from Liverpool for Quebec and Montreal with the Canadian mails and 112 cabin ppm gem, Including Lord Aylmer, Mr. Wm. Gregory, M.P., Colonel Ryland., the Hon. John Ferrier, and Mr. Head, eon of the lets Governor-Genteel of Canada. Yesterday also the New York and Philadelphia Company's efeelalle Ken 'vitro° sailed from the Mersey for New York with the United States and North American guile and 130 passengere. The next mail despatch will Do on Saturday next, by the British and North American royal maul steamship Persia. The box at the Liverpool post-office will be open on that day till 11.45 a.m., and on the landing stags until 12.30 p.m. The Anglo-Saxon and Kangaroo, the Canadian and United States steamers, which riled front Liverpool yesterday, wero compelled to put back in consequence of the bolaterous weather. 'luring Tuesday and the succeeding night • violent ph from the W.N.W. blew at Liverpool, and pre vented many of the coasting steamers from leaving port. It is fiared that many small craft in the Channel will have suffered considerably. [Advertisement.]—HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Pitta—Ousidivd a.—Atteadvate, norm., and {edem6 frequently take awe thavivelree to alter the don of medicine Menthe& • most ha. said,des course P r ofe sso r and one which dem the reamei MAAR* to the medicine. eßollover Ws down imeldth litemaetivms for the proper emalo t of hie restorative remedies, though In whatever wav they are wed henent must reult: set obedieme to the petaled di rections will acne the greeted atheneum to the sufferer. a specific effect follow, the aduaniedration of the exact dove which no varlaffoo with certainty will prolueu. Thu reduircinorde of teen diem. were attentively studied Actor "the •liiectioos for nee" were drawn up: obel . ace to WM will Mete Irvin rimboneitunty. and War teat the. noble leelvveaff BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BllllTlT.—Auguat 19, at Park-creeeent, Ptoko Newington. the wife of 0. /A Brenta Nan. of ow. ALIILKILIL —Augoeg 28. at the Priory. Tiverton, new Liverpool. the .if. of A. W. Chalmers, Woo . of a &wetter. DREINKWID.—Aegaq 3. the lion. liraliral. Drommoad, of a Wrart r i—hegnet 28, at Ry•lene, Twithato. Ws wife of u. T. aw i ttra— li a:a 4 4. at eterl:kind, fie widow of the late 0. W. Pwatee. Neg, of a eon. THOSOTON.—Anguat 32, at Women!. Llhozgashles, Mr, O. Thorotoo, etas eon. VAN W—A•Weet Zahn-place, IklgraTe.i.... the onfo of W. W. Vane. Wq.. of a qa. MARRIAGES. FOWL'S—RISK IKE.—Augort et Winterises.% Llneolnshlre, Elf Kw Row. Rawl. U Yowler. At tho tenet Tempts. too of M. Yowler. Sm. of Promos Kell. lhalhAlli. CO if ow AcAss. cf....stator of the kW lies. wed VW ter. H. D E.Arklns, Veto At Ripon. LAYTON—MAWR-4mM *km the lecri.h chore, new Wi0.1•07. Erf a* tee. T. a L Ertslerirk Amuses. sne. o' C. Lseom, Nems , of Owes, liesks, to Satoh. thco.bter of the lets Mr. R. Dews, d AVaglort. 011TH—Dt011111111.—August V 7. at Ft. Jo refs. Paddington. t 7 tits lire Sr R. Thernsenn. Bart C. 11. brnSh. lgos of Llncs-co's• to..saak se tiros, Mn, Die.... doosotor of J. %goo.. of Foals,. Kum& DEATHS. OAW PULL—Land IF, et PodWIL LancoWlL Dewbutowthe. L. Ira a Vi l ittuceg at Upton Hew" WrieWtow, Prow, wn W W. Iralatelis. Der.. 44.1 3L Pa . MtliT .—Mort et MMus Om% Lat. Om le,. Fir C. F. 11, at Tomcod Weak SWIM. J. Ilitcha. 1/17 .2 122* at Lem Ban. Wletaa , 0031311634 Or. la. roi ,m 441" 14121.4 tad MtMad Wramaa Ha" et Is. S. Brisk Is ea el Maw Mr. I. M k , NMI. la Se viasaMirmisms‘lla .~.. L IMO 13001 PAI Oad bad danlik Of se WM O. tho of =4l l l IlOViOi lira Ofillna sooty ay 1V OR J 1: bas media/. 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SOU Cnt.fri. him?, In re:, ;el Teeth. r ensmol. pmprtil M t: e Cam." " A. Ho 3, OR D R ! Remo. i~:~.~+ 2250 P Oritio 0 2