The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-02 00:00:00

BIRMINGHAM MUSICAL FESTIVAL mow ova owir coalsirowmarr.) BIRMINGHAM, WIDNUDAT Irsernro. The concert of last evening was fully and bril liantly attended. The first part was a neimiellaneoas selection, chiefly of pieces from favourite operas I the second consisted of Handel's charming pastoral drama, or tierensta as it is called, Acis and Galata. The concert began with the overture to the Preis whits, played by this magnificent orchestra with an east which I have scarcely ever heard equalled ; and Rossini's very effective overture to the Sieye of ChrietA concluded the miscellaneous portion. All the pieces included in the miscellaneous selection an baffler to the musical public, bat they were, gene rally speaking, well chosen and well performed. Romini's quaint and original sea song, I Marinari, MO rang with great effect by Tamberlik and Ronconi. Madame Caetellan's air from the hack neyed Trariato might have been dispensed with ; but Alboni, in her well-known air from Botly, ;La In semplioe,"created a perfect fume ; and no , for it was an unparalleled display of Take, execution, and fire. Mademoiselle tctCire Balk made a highly socoessful dsb , d, especially in Plaines aria, " Il soave e bey contento," which she sang with remarkable brilliancy and the warmest applause. Tamberlik'e air (with chorus) "Re del col " from the PropAite, and Madame Viardot's Romance from the Anorito, were also worthy of menial notice. But the interesting feature of the concert was Arts and Galatea, a work which has set, of late years, been so often heard as it deserves to be; • circumstance probably owing to the slightness of the original instrumentation, which is unsatis factory to errs accustomed to the richness of the modern orchestra. It was writes. at an early period of Handel's career, for the mall private band of the Duke of Chandos, during the young composer's residence at Cannons, ant was con sequently adapted to the limited means at hie dis poni. It appears that additions to the more ware made by Mozart. Asia and Galatea, * 1 retro mike," stands in the catalogcatalog ue of Mesart's weeks i given by his biograpbms; but t seems tebaeolallen Into oblivion, and to have been preserved only by means of two or three manuscript copies deposited in German libraries. One of these was diamond by Mr. Benedict some years since, and used by him at one of the Norwich Festivals under his direction. The Birmingham committee having contemplated the prodaction of "leis and Galatea, Mr. Oliver Mason, one of their number, and orchestral steward, went to Norwich to hear the per romance, with the effect of which he was not satisfied ; and I may add that I myself, being pres ent on that OCCIIIIiOO, wag also disappointed. Mr. Mozart, came to the conclusion that it ooald set have been from that great master's pen, sad aired to write additional accompaniments. The Mk was gladly accepted ; and Mr. Costa,iha sevies mp a s ted his new soon, resented it to theilit;isis General Hospital, as a mark of gratitude hr the kindness which he has always received ben. This is the score which was made an of last might ; and unquestionably it immeasurably heightened the beauty of Handel's charming work. lath original some, the stringed instruments are only vislinsand banes, there losing no viola pert. This wind instruments are only two oboes, and these are added to the stringed instruments only in these monnients where the strongest orchestral effects are called : sometimes, though rarely, there are flutes ce a pic colo. When the ekes was performed under Handel's own direction, there is no doubt that homed* use of the harpsicho rd for ailing up and enriching the harmonies so slightly in dmi- md in writing ; but this is a thing which could be properly done only by the composer himself, and few people now-a-days would have the hardihood to undertake it. Never having seen the manuscript score ascribed to Newt— which, indeed, very few people have ever seen I cannot venture to give any opinion on the question of its genninenese, which Mr. Costa, from its inter nal evidence; though, from our recollectien of its effect when performed at Norwich, we find it dill cult to believe that it is from the pen which wrote the sdditional accompaniments to the Messiah. Mr. Costa, as he had previously done in the cosset the oratorio of Samson, has taken Mozart's seers el the Messiah as his model. He has added thew/bon% a part for the violas, so as to complete the of stringed instruments, a thing deemed in sable is every modern orchestra. In the overture, which as it stands in the original, is the outline of a most graceful and spirited prelude, Mr. Costa, is addition to Handel's two oboes, has added flutes, clarinets, and bassoons. In the beautiful opening chorus, " 0 the pleasure of the plains," there is a charming quartet of clarinets and bassoons, enriched by the prolonged, mellow tones of the horns. The gay dome. " Happy we," which closes the first pert, sad the opening chorus of the second part, " Wretched lovers," a mighty effort of the author's pair, are enriched with all the resources of the ash= orchestra—flutes, clarinet', oboes, horns, bunion', trombones, ophicleide, serpent, and drums. In the airs, Costa has been sparing of his additions ; but they are made with exquisite delicacy, par ticularly in the fine tenor song, " Where shall I seek my charming fair?" Galatea's air, "As when the dove lament, her love," and t he trio, " The flocks shall leave the mountains," one of the meet truly dramatic movements in existence. In short, Mr. Costa has heightened the beauties of Handel's work without in the slightest degree inter fering with the purity of his designs, sad I trust that this will be the form in which Attic acid Galatea will henceforth be performed, on which account I shall be glad to learn that this score will be given to the world. Last night's performance was excellent, and per fectly successfal. Sims Reeves was Acis ; Madame Clara Novelle, °elates ; Bawl, Polyphemas ; aad Mcastem Smith, Damon. They all sang admirably. and the principal airs were loudly applauded and enaired ; Mr. Costa also receiving the applause due to the taste and skill with which he Las executed his delicate task. It has always been remarked at Birmingham that the first evening concert is so fully attended as the subsequent ones. Last night 1,031 prisons were present; and (the rates of adiniesions in the awnings being lower than is the mornings) the receipts amounted to 6411. 12s. ; a rum, however, larger than the amount received on the first evening in 1F135, which was eon The whole receipts of yesterday somewhat dosseled three thouand gnaws, a tolerable haul for aims day. The oratorio of this morning was Cceta's moot magnificently performed ; better, indeed, in my opinion, than when it was first produced hers three years ego. In two respects this dare per formance had a &ebbed dperwrity : the prhiapal soprano part (the character al Haanah) wee sastaded by Meddle t.lera Novelle, whom the author, I believe, had in view who writing the work and the character of Eli, the aged prophet, was supported by &Beni, who, in nyjadgment, is more sweerial se • roger in English oratorio than any toreiguer of oar day who has essayed this di ffi cult dor& of the art. The orchestra and chorus, enorewer, have aweired, by frequent repetitions, a thorough know ledge of the music; and nothing could reeisi the clearness and accurw with which every part of it was executed. A detailed seeriant of the perked ants of a work now so familiar to the mined puha, would be wane then eaperilesno : and I shall then fee only my that, while may part of it was admira ble, the renew triumph of the day was whined by Redone Viardet, whose personation of the add Sansei ie one of the most enguieibe piece, of art, teeth dondritis and weal, that I have ever widowed. The when perisewasse made a inpremien on the andime. The WOW* ' ef diploma hi mead mementoes wee kr some time eleerved ; bet, se the medium loans .ore and owe mita. it was at hag* shook Trinity disregarded. wed many et the meet shilling maven ware wee only min vehemently cheered bet messed, the sells per West seoridying with the evident wish M the lie is this monese. Such wee the one with the limes of the Philistiess, shamed by She. Reeves with • form and energy beautiful trio, " not km, the Lord tFy _Ood," the subsequest motet, sad the superb " Mardi the lerres," Sae which Membeisschn he, wrings nothing superior. At the esselesioa the composer THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1858. received a complete " ovation," being cheered loud and long before he left the orchestra. The receipts of this performance amounted to 1,2224 18s., the number of persons presen t 1,093. The following were among the distin persona who attended on this °evasion : —The lof Dartmouth (president), the Coinages of Dartmouth and party, the Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot, the Marchioness of Lothian, the Countess of Antahm, Lady Adelaide Talbot and part, the Earl and Countess of Bradford, MiedMoncretffe and party, Lord Begot, Lady Begot, the Hon. and Rev. hir."ltapt and party, the Bishop of Worcester and party, the Lord Sandy., Sir George Chet wynd, Lady Charlotte Chetwynd and party, the Lady Ward, the Hoe. Mrs. Claughton and party, Sir Francis Scott, Lady Scott and party, Sir Baldwin and Lady Leighton, the Hon. Major Celthorps, Miss Calthorpe, Lord Raglan and party, Lord and lady Southampton and party, Lady Somerville, Lady Cotton Sheppard, the Hon. Mrs. Arbuthnot, the Rev. Chancellor - Law, Mr. Hodgette Foley, M.P., Mr. Henry Whitmore, M.P., and Mrs. Whitmore, Mr. BotSeld, M P., Mrs. Dug dale, the Hon. and Rev. Mr. Portman and party, Mr. Howard Gallon, the Sheriff ot Staffordshire. tabs finiteUtattue. COURT OF BANICRUPTCY.—Barr. 1. (Bofors Mr. Commissioner Fans.) I= MIRING 701 CIOICI 07 ASSIONIES UNDER TIM SANWPTCT 0/ YIIII. 1011 DRILL= AMR LID DAVID 11 6 71•1711 111L111111. Tbe trishrsds are described aa tote of Nottingham, there la 00-partnisehlp under the style of Ayers cad dWm ; cad of New York, trading there order the firs of Wellies and Ayers, derehante, dead' and °harms. Na.... haunt, dice, and Morris, appeared for the_peill timid s ere. Kris. Tater end Porter ' of Wood shed ; ILL Llsklater soda tor ths bankrupt Ayers ; the odd babrapt Ina not repreesstsd. The doblo and liabilaks is this ore are believed to amount to he has s son than 400,0001. •, and the mead with the =las it main quantity of furniture, are all in New It amen that the bseihsX =dried on the busin es s of the firm at N trading at New York. Prom the silliavih up °W.gb e i ns it 'Mart the , in espirabor kid He bisirop Ayers lob kr Now York, and a imago ear Ids .Aral dem he and the bankrupt Kolbe ossosiol a did of molgommot al all their stock and gibed to tessisis der the bads al 11/1 by which dud Ss dobt coda by es Ors lo X. liftm end Cilt-s di Nor Tca aid elsewhere, was posliod bo pa iismos the other creditors of the ins. ma Mims of Os Sr. rossided in burlaps& eddy ha the Tistt im eadrlbr solo is Now York. Ths dim of Moms 180,0001., which was dad morbolf sks mount of dm lo w :1 obi= of all the creditorodtb Sr.. Tbo WAIL Ayas alsodod 10-day for dm prom of ID. Maio dii sot oppoor. The slows" look unwi rio g os i t lopembor, mai a quells will Wes as to Wester So la New Talc win be a& bet as s c: wino V authors Tbs oodo&si m ow, to-day, and so opplhollos woo mods day ollommiss . --- The hllsedir aseelinese havlai bun dunes. On, Mr. Mos, et Fenretnei, sad Mr. Foster, of Weed-drink The maw via adjoureed until the examination resellapp. The 111, del* proved upon the puler owed= enesent le 0004 possession of the defendant, who is the devisee in trust of a gentleman named Rimed. The active wee brought in con union with • will made in 1764, by Mr. John Herdpian, merchant, of Liverpool, and M.P. for the borough. The plaintie was noninited, his claim being barred by the statute of limitations. The learned judge severely mewed the omadact of parties who induced poor people to bring unless actions-at-law by raising Wee hopes, sad said, that without some statute of Mahatma moiety could not grin. Mts. Ciablo—Yee, you told me so when you found you could get more money from my relative than from me ; but not at first. • • Prisoner—She would have the powder, and said she would rather sell the gown off her back than go without it. I offered her some gin, but she would not have that. Mr. D'ilyncoart—l en astonished that • mother and daughter, so respootabl• In position and la every ether fa aped tosionabis, should be so vary foolish. Mrs. Gable—l was indeed foolish to part with my massy before elm made the powders do me service; why, I can get any sleep. Mr.D'ilysicart—Oh, noossass; if you wire to tam • oom fortable point it would make you sleep, I will velure to say, more thee all the powders ; but I fear that your iropremirms ou this point ere inceashM. I repeat that such credulity so his bees solaced Ismael remarkable. All who have beard it have laughed at yes. How such absurd notices ass be en turtaiaed I °snot comprehend. Bat of one thing there is so quake, namely, that the prisoner hes beta reaping a harvest fr ri =a idiar and that I must put a stop to. She will now be and if on inquiry what I suspect proves fact, I shall send to the Blouse of Correction, she may feel assured. The prisoner, who wept during some part of the hearing against her, could sot occasionally control a smile. THAMES. Mr. AA* Stratford, a muter printer, carrying on badmen at No. 8. Bedford-street, Commancial-rod East, and aged 49, woe chss with being drunk end disorderly, and dis turbing and oi . eting a fig, annsibly, ar ecaregadon of persona ' Letter-day &We," snembled fee reli gious worship In a place called Pisgah Chapel, North-street, Jubilee-nrset, Stepney. Mr. Staddart, solicitar,el Arbour-street Bast, Stepney, de fended the wand. _ . William Bates, a ebousekee, about 23 years a so, end dwalliru at No. 17, Nettbemplea-strest, OarsleY~s road, peso, said he wee as sialster of tie latiler-dey e ▪ ta and was ceciat:ii in Li= =Whisky might. Barsneesedlag to the S T was /castelatterday &gib was eskiented fa Piegeli chapel on Tesaday A.bouthalfiesS elikt o'clock the delendeat entered the dispel and eat down for a kw minutes, sad thin rose and said, " Can I ask • wed= V" to which wham "Ne ; you most sk down dr." The primmer toasted arm making a gaieties about b= and he wee then asked to lam the chapeL The p replied, " No, I won't; go to helL" He wentup to the prl money and said, "You must lease Immediately." The primmer said—" You be —," and was gives tato custody. Kr. Seiko—ls there swam edam's? Bibe—There is, it. Mr. 84lie—The set of galenist, the 26th of Geo. 3, sp. 166, so. 12, rehabs to religiose eosgrigetiene, two whams. Has the &deadest been in the at cacalng to your chapel? Mr. Bates—No; be has not, S. In cross-examination by Mr. Nodded the witness said a Mr. Langburst wee eddmeher the oaepepiket as the sub ject of baptism when the Omer sob the bieniptlis. Mr. &oddest—had Leeebtest esil every mg ercedd be damned if not baptist ? Wiener—You had better confer with a minister of the Latter-day Sainte. Mr. &He—Answer the question. Witaese—Hewea holding forth that begiemwas neasseny far mstics. Mr. that every psno would be damned sod not reed if there w no baptism? Witnesa—Ancarding to Scripture it's truth if tt was mid .o. Hr. labin—And than vas • Me child is dot od tho speaker, playiag ; and the prisoner said, "May I sok • quads f h that little child, who has done so has to auy oas,_to be damned became it is not baptised r' Witsems—Yes, he did say so. Mr. Stoddsrt—And no on. weld saner the quortica P Witnere—We don't allow disunion. We meat dr me. gloss worship. Mr. Stoddart—Polygamy an t l i tZtemL eriur Mr. Belfe—Boally We is . Conan yourself to the orcoe-examination. Mr. Stoddart—My client was allowed to sat a poetics of Mr...sppargeon when he •ru preaching in chapel ha White and It was answered by that eminent prosodic. Dater—l don't are. Mr. Spurglan may do ahs Mr. Belb—There are inatiegs for the p ppoosaer of Ma mmas; the weeetisi bat sight was not for bud fort rnal worship warding to the Mato of the Lea= 48 / I r. Iltoddert—M client strolled into the *heal it to be a for d , like many others in th= Mr. Solik vas mistaken, pea ass. Mr. Batas—He d— the Individual who was speukiag. Mr. fielfs—Has the prisoner ever been in your chapel before Hates---No, be has not, dr. Mr. Belle said it could not be urged that the defendant had been guilty of a systematic interruption of the envier of the Letter-day Bain's, sad it was not desirable that eases for trial should be multiplied. Two had bees already committed to take their trial for disturbing the congregation in Pisgah r. Bates—l do not want to prOsentte. We only want passe in our chapel. Mr. fiefe—The prisoner was Intoxicated, I 'appose Mr. Bates—He was, dr. Mr. &added—No ; only a little united. He is a most , respectable tradesman. Mr. Salts—He appears to be so. He will not ge into Pipit Chapel main. Mr. BtoMard--Certalaly not, sir. The defendwes own reeogniseinee the pesos for two years was then taken, and ha wee liberated. BPOB7ING. GREAT YARMOUTH RACEB.—TUUDAY. Tlil NORFOLK AND BVP7OLK HAM:OICA? of 10 sovs. rah, h ft, sad two only if &dared, with 100 added. Win ners extra. One mile sad a MU. (27 sobs., 17 of whom deelared.)_ - - Oolusil ' TWab Tables elr. 61, Clll64Seer. 6 wr. hot .1(W. Del 1 Mr. J. C4lblor Fre lowisl.4lm 11411 b........... A I lirk 4 Ilk TA 11b fr. Ph Ws) ll I ic ia z 4 . 7r... D... 4.91 1 .1Z.V.... 14 1. 1 17tMM imm—.....a.r ' lw 11Ib lauwai T BOOthig .6to i opt AV. Loat i 7to 2 Nob opt oak- Airs oml:d a i m ons Dam, 4to opt Yang llopted, 6to 1 apt . A pod me, worn by s nott, rune dia tom botwoos mond and third, a ling* between du 1266 and hp& Tilt ()Rai 11A111400TX Nolan: HANDICAP of 10 NOM illiii, h b t NA two awl y If dam, dn., welt 60 added. Wires mash T.Y.C. 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Tin CIISTZIIIIIILD STAINS of 60 lois added to • 811 'et 10 sore. es*, ft R. for 2.jr-olds ;Ca B:Mhos and geldings, Bst 71b. Ailowanoasrt peselthe the emed to nee Ns eta& Threeiserleas et • sac IS wk. Mr. T. ( Pm?, em ) spor4, ea 1031 Mr. Cnsmsb's Is M s romosis. Sib Mr. J. U. Marmbotry. Miles. MA eau sosorsos Mr. W. 11. S. tesersers sit. Or mrswiner. _ Mb.... ....... ....... ...... ... TM _following also ran ally by Wildblood est id selitt Lampoons', Swai. Begin : it the Caster& !thy, 6 to I eye New castle, 4to I opt Cleepard. Was by s bead, We MOM betimes eseasi tithd, bad faerth is t i te hews% wow !.tours MI I The favourite we inn' es the wows airr i p:r moss stew renrdag. Tws TIILDMIX•X'S Pun al 140 SOW., added toe handl cop eweeseldre of 16 stew Gael, 10 ft, wed 6 °sly If le thal. &a. Wiser& wire. The weal to awe lie meek& Two ode& 1//. T. Orr% Ode Trill, by Eldibt of Band, 4 ht ma J. &bums% limplrbb 1 Tb. lima 41 b esSlitma.nte 4 1 I 4 I 141=1. 117= 1 0111SIUSLO apt tiMil li tlr4 to 1 err Iseerwes OM Tate Neserrre no bred red heed fen dr illsreek Gs molt berg e dad beet, Theta la thisbei Ore bower bra dm. Demme Ilwes.—Dsrag : 6t04 os Odd TriolL Odd Trek veiled mid merle dr read, whoa he ohelhesed M woos• pre not li by • seek. Two Diswitin STALES of 40411., sada to a 4441111. ream of 6 reek for 2.-yr-o/da and upwards. Nereid elds aff itte, ilto. Moot thrs-seertere of • ads. ra, 4 i.„, „„,. w. IMP. leser. by ermine/. 4bm MR Tr lib 1 I e. ~ i lls hew. sp. MU. se .. ._. .. ........ ...1.: rsircilt m &MlST rist it. ears. se by • bad; three hwees W the sem& esel 661. The wrote els berghtle 6r 21 ore •prim Two Maws FIATS for S.Tr-dis (boils p), c 4 5 0771 . 2 : s wlth go n s B 2l •2 ;) odours dm Moat ber. me w be. irembi fit der tel r 6 ......st i Y:: . Y• le. Ob ..... ........ ..4 I We TA Tie raw : (triii"taise itss im Aits ift. Iby Law tessj try Strkeether or el Miew6h'i len. Detriar : 6le 2 tor Newerds, 3 te 1. asp Bede. 11 le 1 era Orteresses. 10 Is I eve fey oder. War way by • se& • k hec Were the rood ad thart, two Swestle bower the third eel kauth. 1 IN RI BARROW AND BAWXOND. Th. bankrupts were wholesale Walkman of Bad.- street. This was Ow adjourned szarafnattoa meetlag, Tbe asonont enema ken let Issuary, 1867, to Tik 1 6 7, M_ ,.. asd 'bow :—Craliton saaseared, 2,5481. ; erediton 371.; Oserp Ham eamd (capital intro ttsei yd • hive), OWL ; &Mom peed, 3711. ; ropey, 8734. ; rsestrablo, 651. ; property h by creditors, 2931. ; buds oWfift 9321. lanes, 3011.; potworattfp tin row, IOU; Cho Hszomond, M.; low onl=Viiro cook W. Mr. epper appeared for the mignon ; Mr. Dark kr flas tairropas. After sear examination, the bankrupts (who arearnrier saarece cd trmaparatioa) pared err marinades. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. SOUTH LANCASHME4-81 (Ware Mr. Boras Martin.) The hi ewe err bied sitar the (Lopata of o rood WALTZIOL DiIIICA/1 AND AGAINST 11111 PAOPILITIOMS OP TO N IVU MOW! ADT11121111111," The plaintiff I fhb rlltnttie vetilhe et Derllntoa , the theollole yen Ilflot BUM Down and Jolla Taylor Depaa, en ~Me et lb, Arlon away Alwrisare end dr dael domed die &nod ants with Melee ;MAW a dries lid el tin *WE Mr. Mimi lams, (IX, 0.C., end Mr. Baylis appeared ae M . IR de ; Mr. Over load, Q.C.. awl Mr. Didion IS be of the mod, I. TOR LIBIL Mr. hates, Is egewlag Om ore, all as plaintiff was a st, rweidingls thisswity Dueleash sser orth Der • he teanghttheprest akin asked the defied- Mrs& Desawk wbs wen the pregkeless of a s = Whet the Ihrhara Orwify 44burrieer. At to opting of tb y..r lb. woe aw swim tried by a Mies Aka agalust Mr. Welke, ter ask awl sin for .larder. Mk Aka end Mr. Woken WI Matra many years .anas d. d together, he Irving bus daward er laud agent la the maple, of the Mks lewdly. TY result of that snick after • very long isqulry ewer elide the present learned Jape (Mr. Biros Martin) pgailad. wee that the jar, wen perfectly needled Oat es dellsiewl kw net fAa kik" el the libel ; but they al SW wild NMw the dallier, which, indeed, they amid set sierwlie do epos soma - which Mr. War ten seek Is conk There're', that, one would think, an end of W sr Vat; sad It would have ban a wry limed thing, in deed, tf satlderg awe bad bees laird of Ilk Itsessetisa. Howewer, k the mesa sf July, Wallin was swath =rig nal • 11• 1 •11 1 •Ple k Os Berke= Dm* prhuel a very aoseplusigspart el lba park It was kaki " Lori rod =owlet Newer sat as ternakeg trek any nets bat me a sot' el het anassalsg frees era own ge. At thhe the kin bad bama • secesd mike brought by Mir Alina kr Nbel, wad that seeks was be tried at the Let Denim aselik ad M was of eerie VIII berseleat that wAtilkag amid be published or kid whisk add ban Ile ellgkest twideray be prejudices the iltiswho weed& skims watertsta kat 'swift ; o be y Do al of wire kr play t the delendaste kok upon themeless to publish the knowing Peller•P• - DTI 11/847W171. PIOOMINOIII.—Aunt v. WArzaae.— It be mrellostal by war modem that at the WI artag orlon ea seer re burgle by Ithe Allan, of Duthie= (a lady IVO 4.111111111114 la ecoutty), agar* Mr. Wallin, • porn oho, warding be his own slogging, was tigraa eery coritherde forrao. The err was er al --ths dehohal left spew el or dormer news ie anewrog the fish" to wM il e d re re or only elinged teeth itereey, but with lama oceiset retained • ver a awl before Mr. Boma Martha et belay platy of ibeguatiag ptscedwee. Meer lowilrlei, tjary diet brae pleiatiff, rib 100 i. throw he Noteithrodhir tide dram d the ry, Yr. Weber to. shoe the het emir orbs sr pored op to oeughere pion h IM solchhourrod of Doelleglos •drier ohloossle of • Orr- M a rture spinet lthe Ale% who hue bee& esither ▪ fwa=his, width wlllore orrelor. he head at womor rite to Ms day. Thee re the paragraph aurorae/ . r or dr hard emir Mir earl oat hip arias • row karsigar pro maw ea thorn of Odd Maireerdthrde I. Ter the sort i rell arstaiL Mk. de had not had the AarAlwas or terry to it.. it thee poregrar that, al** the air wee brought he rhea nob, the j trrel the armee *pm dr tipas the Oak s the plehdifs anew* cormairated the delohrle, err/ drt the pro dreph re ab hich the ates sed_ yegortig le be marred el the arbor ; to w dehrere irlled, onrush. ear repot that, 'rag to ea helleroiha ea ea port of • roue to their rep lir the starear In crtosshoed hart to they von idalk rem "Ct.= to ye before • =r s h oere& rpm It la ••pabll gn eed Nth have I. dere 11=ellee la es at Osiers. In He felletrig peps lanifalob• The libel or sumer the ler i erl a dhidet or% Inviting the allsodkow of aU mien ; but la the paper # norm there or a bo rt:l z s fa TM& VIM Si le Itet Se Corn " la the hear= d • err errs einedon try, hr pm* rad pot or row goat That B a s el the red oditor t n b erpopere eid Idler t Illetkor to Correepoodeate," was r rt 11. WALTIII. Masaise — la gasomeA web etyma ha we ve tovez het esslt. Mkt Oman* Isalbit, repel Met the slllamte Ma* seateleed ere esaidered Irkely talliblir la plulellse Ills *lbis ef the Pay of Mr Wahl la a WIEN Abel, bra delimitate, owl whitli It le sesteed 1111 am* for Ide at the twartsehlag small allitt •; oaf MGMOMIMMIbse lama Wormed that Ile stalossais 1811111%110 Ur am they telertwatb slant )fir. Waal% w baggild Wm, VI laver; Wilt*. sta la s ear wam meet that ear soloed &odd have bra mede the veldsis of &lag them paldidlir. *Wag could be mos remand to oar soles at RENY halley, meata• war wish at falrallea as Ml= b es z e st e re west 1101 la to predate the elms fairseb sad we tea thseehoe tidy repeat the asperlsa d oar Nowt WA ear obierre time as tits ewe belere se (mob se they Win writ toasty, sad wlthest pad* if hike dear sae way or the oder) Ana be coasklaral at Mis* se had es such writ we - The gistailf vas ase rad sal terabed, war be diraed Chat be be slaw eared at ail be iter ..y_ aka r elrlever of the alleged aria Mr. Overead, Q.C., than adareal as court on barn of lb. defaiate, It ass • nest pits brew Ira ties, es ft wee forgesifto but Ire the arm sad amour et • lady of as pater re=filiq rid steadier a her roar east be Ihe jury. Ithe wee the &ter et lie 110 St2 b s i t the eettoty, sod eras • penes tette hallos• elookeel—let4 bees htwed fa wer—by the gems rho sew spread •. yea be the sear. The bared amid sailled tire the bed sad beasesedr is wilder Se steratere deer ad behre the wee eras as Orr • 111111 i if tart le wee tosiresied to ear ea =are. Tbeg bed rad. bireew, urea • armed they believed te be bre at the tine they howd hew whores be wire they pissed Miens% eall whisk they ▪ bill Owl le be twos. The bowel essoed comemoll be tbe streagest pesals terse epos the toolnet et tha= whom le dotty.-/ se ma seal iiimearer, who arias i arms wer drag • bag la bet whisdases. biZinwe thes ails& who positively won to esse Wawa, as pieta* per up the li bikers sere arree gaselles, as as IMbele reerios, sad those via respre vida as oar " Ansa v. Waken" me% mesa tbe meet Merwies thweeisr, sod -_ *telly • Ihr The Jury reloned • verbal Mr as deleetlesta. The court sigmas' at ball-pest rem /dock. NAZZOWI I. 111110DICK.-TIII ALLISTON ISTATILO. Tide wee ma soden brought by • pow•a in bumble eircea atrieet, a seesihr M Batas, to anew tb• pommies of • pantos d the Anettoie mat•• ass Uveryool, sow in the THE POLICE COURT& Mr. now Mary Ba: t . a t i rsral at • summons fox wilfully dasair glng abed of um of the value of 11. Ilr. BorreU reprogrm! cangisinant, eod Yr. John do/admit Wakeltng . (of the firm of Mews. J. sad T. Watch. ) for the Yr. Sorrell stabled that tb. dafeadaat Ilvtal with him fatbar et EioTan:cottagen, Camden-town, and was the next door neighbour of the coniplainant. On the 20th of June last Mr. Wahine wse possessed of • bed of beautiful geraniums, whke wise Asa griming ha garden, and on the followhig morning la had that they had bona all rooted up and de hil on the defendant, but no proof could s bratttnad =rebid time Mn.., whoa the feats wry t of the deimitsee father Id her Mastics, mad woe M a t: hap the einiseef the eessielm Ist, sad she that informed bar sew solettese thet the Modest me the person who had desrseel the der mt New is order to show the ream of the Mes&at it would bessemery to state— Mr. Mould (the chief eisrk)—Yon need not prove instior, the distraction of tbellevers would show tbat. 1678;e74117-goToaTonpie7l74 rice wrmgfal ad, the law would Imply malice, bat It womb! awns' his wpm, to prove expos menet, became the saamorms was not him out so mash for the damage done to the flowers as to relieve Mrs. Wllibmes of • serious which the delindent had cast arm her of his Newhaadlend dog, the dog Irvin ban peke:mad, and died. The tlehodant, no doubt hammed by the arromoas hapremiaa that, the hall dose had been administered by the maphime aim* was heard, en the dm matlmed, to thressea that he would that sight helm the bed of geranium, and about 12 o'clook al sight he proceeded to carry his threat iato attention. The female anent sew Mae get over the beak parkin wall, and stoop down over the bed of gereahme, where he remalaed about lee mbiatee, ohm he rata/sad. and went to bed. The en ema not only informed Mr. Williams, her present nester, of whet eke saw, but she told him eh* knew who had poimmed the doe and it turned out that the &Wanes mother-in-law bid east the servant for coolie mid and gi_vut it to the dog. It was of moose vary saarritag to Mrs. Williams to have her genslarus dethoyed, mg min so to be mar the mammlied summation al poises/keg the dog, an act she would net dirk et emeadttlag. Mr. WMieme was coned, and be revel the value of the lowers destroyed to be IL hi., but he would not have taken 61. Is, them. He ham that thedshodent bad moused Km. Willie= /lychee!". the dog. Honorsh M'CoalifL the serveat, was sun dgave evidence of the delimiters threaten* to destroy the geraniums, and of kb geedsg am the well about twelve o'clock at night, where be remind shoat Ivo minim She was up at four o'clock the neat mousing, and saw that the bed of Boma had been deemed. Ohs she 0101 5 1 , Fovea that alas fetched the malio sold by direetba tithe amentlent's loather, In whose limbs she this me, sad that the mother gam It to the dog. Mr. W edgy havhsg orese-mmeheel the whams', said that there was no proof thee the dehadant wee the party who was hood in the bat al doweee—tbet the matter would we have bees heard of bat for the samat, who had left the dehwase a mother's amnia and gene to that of the ewe *feast sad for tom memo bast known to herself, having goes to conbados, Lit a heirs to mike • dean brash of the matter, as would by a Meer mills by the essmat, which he (Mr. Wg) banded to the magistrate. The girl was not maenad to her and rand have Ma shed that she saw the delemilmtnos g the wall by mom- Mr. Tyrwhltt said he thought this was a own In which the dehadant should acknowledge his error, and apologies for Mrs. Williams of poleonfauthe . sod eatie4 Ml l . l l 6 9lliams for the damage done. He (Mr. the power to inflict a floe at 201., and the dehodent bad letlr cams to some arresgemmt. Mr. Sorrell mid his dies' did set care so mach about the value of the flowers if the defendant would apologies for the Imputation on Mrs. Williams, acksowledge that there me so foundation for It, and pay the clods of tees. praceedlags. Mr. Wakettng stated that the thikaimt would absolve Mrs. Willima s o m a i sad reseeemeedel that all puttee should live 'he fetwre. The elteiwitet made the reqatred apology sad askeewledgmat, and mewed Ids /MOW for acting ander es weeeetee came wok hiesiabgeseeks, peal 11. b. costa, awl lift the Sarah Af'Dmalti, 32 year of age, &fag in Cudworth ✓ent, Hatimaktreer was ahrped with rimming the sum of 14a. dd. wader dm perset of msoUrag witchcraft. Kr Kw Aar Gale sirsl maids in Ructell-sent, Stepway, seed my earsad is • tooppersmith. Ur* had • treat eml ti health sad Terse Is*, sad hearing ter • spar was wpm w, I west to Mrs. 11`Donsid oa the Med of J* Mr. DMprourt—Why did you go to bar? Ourapialrat—She lays the cards, and, fared, is may skiver wee 1111111. I bad heard of that, but Dot that she fie wet of rehaving prior from tanners by Mr. What was the matter with you? I had frightful pais, cutting, ahoodng, prbelngamil &Mai trough my head and body. Dilyetoomt—Del you ever go to • dodo, raper t—Yes, sir ; I woe under Doctor Rantabotham. I him If he thought they rosaltad from a " sad he rid he thought not. He gate me inedkina, and for a lias I wee better; sittrquatly I berate wens from the LA= 14 sod th , as I mistimed. I war to Moll. . flita mud, "Tow steer very T told hie that I was. We bed some conversation, and she then told ma • perms was doing ma an injury, sad added. "If yen bar sass of my power they will relieve you, but they we dd. este." Of mouse I did not mind that, and 1010 burr it of them. - 116. Intncoort—Thes the did not eve them to you to take bona i Izemitt—Oh, of course not; she put them into this floe an they mocha and Mused, mad blazed and beeseed. Kr. Ttligaeoart—What did she say Key wen to °lira Oameisisat—She said they were to Isnasal Ks person who was beiariarg me. Mr. diem% (the elark)—sod did yea feel Imam I' Tee ; I hit better. its trwe—bat mid C. it lies in the powders so mach as the weds. It is what ohs says whim she hum thim—myste /toady. Ms. Wayamart—Aad what were ths woods► th she took ere I n o sot bear them, oel l e as visa es herself. She did not .ma matter. Me. Then there was not say lacestatica Me. owe yea hit Wel D . Myssoart—Weil, have yaw insmat bee hme be- No. I feel worm spies; worse every day C 7r a r at— es better only the fret tins I 'mat. Tr hot is I have a relative who is ceming late yaw piety sad that Madre 'eats Is id Ka at me, thaw tore it gess to Ku . lii'Doesid as as I, sod the padre she bays of Inv, of own, 1111111111116 who Mrs. Nl'Daasld baras thus. Oh, this 111011111111 W• 111141 knows its Wee, for, our smother °cession:aisle I yea Is her, she teal me that the bishop of Irvine has. ws had mob bar so M Ulat abs had ham semyelied to 15... bee due bar bears side at eight sad ham a powder to get rid of the tor ments she endured. 11;. MordLTlOw dam ad you p to bar? lowa or olibt tart. lato 0101 to my, " eta hove • powder." Zytwout—Dhi you ova tall your brawl about tas =Met Gm*lisat—No. I did ad choose to tall him my booboos : holm quits rash of his owe. I dere say. Mr. D'ilysooms—Who told you so awl about witch craft? a oktPierer—WA, sir, we all row More is rah • thing, comm. up Mr. D'iyasourt—May I impairs when you wars brought Cempleiner—la the parish of Bilhael•gregiodr. My father was • timlarmereiteat, sad had large property. ° llll " — The comPluirat's ilengl=essat, AT. Mr. D'Hysokust—Let bar War A maw pnet *Week y, reitity-leoldse err yams et slopped into the orris -Wu, Ned as berg ream y amts is El as Gable. I have bar to Ma. IltDo ✓ies bear several tree with sad rare my raker. Wine I drat want, she meld that a dark Anal than = as Wary, bat that she raid pat aam be it. Übe the dark and it osenserded with the Welke we wgeeeas I haw gnat Mrs. MtinaeM varier seam sonatines 2s, sad at others Is. 1 eaket tall how =ash I base glum her. Mr. D'Hysosart —Why yea look eery well, what alis yea ? Wirses-011, herening mask ism her spslla. Caa't rest or sleep, and ha ft I eiald 00 g of do plum lam sure she is • awl hr the power of irking "Inc Mr. V ETwourt—What did *be de far yea ? Witness—Oh, ark banked the parien, but they did an do ma mach good. I Inbar that lbs or, yet wiU not emit us. Mr. art—Have you, akar, a knowUdge of NMI HortemB7 E—Yes, sir, they ere very raspeetabk. Mr. V E,orate—Les than away prow who believe la this warea's power? Mortaa—A. girt wader; sad basso she tries several 10 Mai Dliyasourt —Yea do sot believe ht it, I an ? Hates--Not • hit, mi. I offered to Ist her try bar spells epee an. but abs would Br Mr. Mltysooart—l should eat haw 111.908111 there wen so away ere ia Bethaalgrom. Horton—At 10 o'clock this tawnhog the complaineate sad • gemilera somplared to a. oa the CauteUge-read. I =bar Min* onlowed p/syfog rads and tree Mail Ilibenes. Primer only reran Wt. This arm to be the fast. Prissaskr—Kra. Gable our to on sad stated her direr I told her ha go elsowire, and that 1 soot aot help her. THE FRENCH CUSTOMS 741511 q. The Council-General of the department of the w blot has jest held its anal annual anti, under the pewidstasy c/ Michel Chevalier, baa, as canal, ex mend itself strongly in favour of free trade. After a lung swim of essafrideranis k ammo be gratitude - to the imperial Ll=t for alleviaticas that have been introdnoed Into tariff with regard to various articles of subsist ewe end raw materials, and especially for the done which, la the Interests of agriculture e loomed the duly on stalpltar. Also, for the sasursnes thM hes been sEsially gives that, dating from 1881, all peebllldmin sheen bedews sway with. It that welonAle hatitior sombat glob: " That al sednellime y te dist dell n provi sionally lesseed sisal be rendsredtive, sad that a ravish. d Ili wide shwa be ymesedid to; that ell exposeilptles ea teal spode alsmil Il• and the faunlike et agertntlea ; thaMsro.dtea temcial prelillemn Invealuden shedd b sholisitsd and replaced by .111•1011111 and istia. wtthrat that, on this account, the Irrq d W menllt of 11$1, end by thw - isimmismat, shildi b a . wet 1: 11 : 1 4 ths articles el nweelwedtse itamminsldiaahe inileaket Ifsr of 1144 ; that dnlitos he the ‘ O,Ol PM , . . 001100 • -• stobsd tbo tig deed& be Wooed to a rate l would permit theolgs = to .N Mate mesa le ta dear at mew=lll=lll bVieelbrit laginsed. ae diampear yid& Imo filday a 1 • Nadliew be, et yam; tacit the else soseense &sold be Moped via nopeet to to* wisedibsea, and apparatus, which ent the working Inneuronne of agrkoliani, nesunietures, common sad navigation; end tepselally that the duties on hos, on pig iron, art ea .is la bars, should be brought boa r epriily rear lee the prat at irk& fry wee to the reign of Nairobi ; rel that, to the diWe nogotia- Hots which sWI At to M.% b newt f•daten • jest rar , sere eimeibb be Mirka le obtar the . inktilethis eineribre parr, In lamps and othee parte of the weld, on the of Prism" C om& Tbre reldll4llll IMO mallow ll* adopted by the THE THIRD ?WON. "About the middle of May I received from my friend D., the Chief of Division, a bind-lows, Tido* I wM show you." Taking the note from his pocket, Yosear A. read as follows " Washer D., Chid of Division at the War-ace, hastens to inform hi Mead, Maoism A., that lts ha just bean named Chevalier of the Legion of Homer." " You can fancy my delight at roadie; thi mkt," anti need illonsienr A. " I was the happiest urea M the world. I nut to an engraver's, and ordered him Womb the lambi Within to ray cards, ' Monsieur A , Cberaiter of the Legion of Hintimr.' I ran to a jeweller's, and bought a cross of the purest gold. I min to a silk manner's and bought a piece of the richest red moire ribbon for my button hole. I ten to the hoarse of all my friends for the *sem of receiving their oemputalatiems. At hat I ran to my Mead D.'s ; as soon as I ought sight of him I threw myeaU Into Ids arms. Ah, my dear fellow,' I excialotcd, ' you In es ides what pisessre you have given. How shall I mar Mask you soMoisuil r—. You see an mosibutt Mow, my worthy A., to ympathies thus with m happiness'— ' Tr ,: kim m for that exposits ; the le Mine, sad the ill yeure.'—' How is that I Hew yam received W r—. Certaialy ; have I not r— No, my used friend ; 'tie I wises new made Citevallar.'—' You I"—`yea. You damn the bruiser mem tlown I de; but, wevettimies, It has bas eesferved is Bat yes mete me weed that I had teceived the arose.' I took his letter out of my portet, and showed II him. Ala I I now usdersteed dearly what meaning I aught to smite to the maims* . The deuce talcs yea mil yov sate I said to D. of your avoid mil fotmsl alawsua amok is the third par son, why could you admits to me Omni and plainly 'My der fried, I ham the planers d I you that now o 110011.4 Chenille r "I MR Ira is • logo I nal raw spook to Mr spin r long so I Ihr Don't talk to or ot your polite ogre within In the WA perone—Notror Ilrosor [Advertimessat.)—Hou.owAT's Pius /OR 111im... im... opooaAvoo Ton liala.— ;li i alatlfrorop laalisa. vs for n Ames reomme rims aslowas up ot bar wiz ,...d.S si er.. of mom/ modloal mu . ...., asks Ile WI POMP olloOloPorlio Mokpo lorl e aa tosam ... alowir op lanialtio Al Pio Ow oho way ' la Po oPoor poroavolog vllb Om for a Post tine loail, poraL MI flan fele weft Ile Nook pm use to sal tho papa* OM Mull etneol dimmed Miaow; Pia WWI roarmal I WO& Ppm la Pam 144BKETR. COTTON_ GOODS. MA NCH EATER, SEPT. I.—Mellni. Freer, Son, 004 Ce_ In their monthly prices current, Issued to-day, them', " There baa bean a general improvement throughout mg market since our last, afircting favourably the whole of * staples, almost without exception, and giving fort* proof of the extent to which the great cotton trade of the country has emerged from the disastrous effects of the 4, 1 , mii4 but which still weighs so heavily on some other cos,. medal and mercantile interests. Here business has up more resumed its wonted steadiness and universality, as ra. garde the whole of our staple productions, whether yams or goods, being within the influesce of the augmented amai and there is • vowel cheerfulness of tone exhibited shout II transactions. The trade, which for some years put has bu t suffusing greatly, even in the face of extraordinary aims seed most 'Maude* demand, from the small margin Wring betwixt the price of the raw material and that of the tun. factored article, are once more apparently returning to saw thing like old times of profitable business. Since we c a w attention, two months ago, to We tendency an to relativ e i s ,. L7=l:t in the position of the spinning and mufacturh i . has gone on, week by week, developing itself tu n markedly, for with a large baldness constantly doing is 0s market, yarns have advanced id. to id. per lb., and nay desariptions of goods as mush as Id. per lb. whereas the ael. ditketal oat of the cotton purchased in Liverpool Ina rag reached noes than id. per lb. in any kind, and probably ux more than id per lb. in most deunptions. Then also thee has been • hopeful spirit about buyers, for the smelt have been gradually improving from many foreign tosekso, and have come most unexpectedly good from Ind* c ok . sidulag the extensive supplies sent forward. The he* trade also continues very large, and altogether satisfactory, for it embraces all the great elements of steady extension te a soundness, cheap matey and sheep food on the one with full employment and high wages on the other. Fro bably, within the period of history, the operative classes hi" nicer been in a more favoured position than at the pu sli , time. and not in this country only, but all over the world. Messrs. Robert Freeland and Brother report •—" Hedy the math an improved demand began to show * itself ia cc / market, which has continued without intermission *An the month. All deemipdons of goods have participated fe this Improvement, and in every Instance our quotations erica be found higher ; this is more especially the case with sorb goods se an suitable for the China demand, the somata cd the settlement of affairs there hay ng caused buys' to nits freely into the market. The business in 39-inch sliktiegi has been on a most extensive scale. Spinners and mantra toren generally are now fairly engaged for some time ho ward, and are, consequently, somewhat reluctant to tska fresh cede* until they see what opens oar market h likely to take. The shipments during the month have bea extremely large, indeed larger than any previons month; tier increase NM continues to India • to Calcutta theft Is ea crease in the month against Au gust last year of 12,649 peck. ogee; and to Bombay, 8,077 Packages. Thee Is 4110 OE ill• crease to Constantinople of 2,919 and to feefee FFrancisco,o, 3 , 1 74. On the other hand. thin is perinea; • *mum to Shanghai of 4,066 packages ; to Hong Kong and Canton, 360; to the Brazils, 3,369; and to Hamburg and Rotterdam, 1,791. The total exports of cotton piece goods and yarns* the month are 110,842 packages, against 91,062 for as saes time last year; the average for the three previous months is 101,106 packages. The following classification shows at a glance the proportion shipped to the various =AIM of the weld: . Oottea lion Goods. Cotton Tim Best Indile ri Oa 8.8 Ohba Mistral's l. 0444.11•1 sal loadload Amain. 21.8 4 Nnetk Manic* West Imam 4.3 Coop el Mica Taft, Zen* and Loma 13.8 mad Holliad 6.2 0 121.1 =utopeasz 8tal• .... 6.3 COTTON.—Livzenoot., BEFIT-Kin I.—The mad remains quiet, and bolder. continue Brm. The Wee inetnet to 7,000 balea, of which 1.000 are for apseulatka. 800 rat, 4id. to 51d. ; 200 Egyptiee. Bd. to lid. ; 120 Paton, 80. to 9d ; 6„880 AM11401114-7,000. 130824.—80er0e Bar. ll WM better ad wheat et our amid 60-day, both old sad DOW. 11= wee arm, at Lot week's rates. Wheat, oY, 414. to 47L; white, sow, 44e. to 48e. ; red, 44e. to 48e. Very few Ohs of : 11 Wee, 244. to 26e. ; 12 stone, 21e. and 28e. Per, 444 et 4h.; tam, dd. 600. to 610. I _ • . 6TOCITON-011-TLES, SIFT. I.—To this day's market we had a large supply of wheat from the growers, which asst a free ria st • reduction of Is. to 2e. per qr. on last week's currency. Spring oorn without alteratron. Imports drag the past week .—Wher, oosstwise, 960 qrs. CATTLE.-SOVTAALL, SEPT. I.—Trade waa entady, end a ekeranot was made at following rotas .—Balf from k. 48. 10L; mutton, 3a. 10d. to 2d. ; lamb, fts. t. k; veal. ge. to 6a. ; park, 3s. 6d. to 4a. 6d. par atom of Mk, 'Wing tbit cad. COALS.--Low.ox ° Barr. I.—Grey's Wad Hsollsh 16.. • Holywell, 14..; lousiberes Willa Hartley, 16s. 11; Timisid Your Ba t.., 16s. 6d.; Walbottls Harday, Ha; Walker Prhorase,l2a. ed.; Wyhm, 14 ; Walls En d N. 94. • Wells End Riad.. • Me. 6d.; Wsi Bad 16.. '9d. _Walls Bad Hookah. la. &Li wa Bad Riddell, lb.. 3d. ; Eden Mal. lbs. • Was ad Braddyll'. Haltom, lbs. 6d.; Walls' Rod!' Ida. 6d. ; Wells Had Haswell, 12s. 94.; Walls rad i tC 11e. 9d. ; Wells Bad Lasables, 175.; Wail lad NM la. 64.; Walla End Casaoy, les. ; Whiled 16.9 d.; Walls Bad Hamrick, 14s. ed.; WAG I[4lo. lea. 3d.; Mixon's Merthyr, 21a.; Nisad 11a.lps at mark t, 66 ; sold, 41. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CABIIALTIBB. Swells (belomtbts), of Lesdos, Is ballast, was mocked oats* st *ls Matsu as tbs :11a baguet, bst time la sassy mks,* of all bees et UN nssel bolas eased. TM assist oil two If 17.ribd as board of Aar. Qs missives ars Isa6so.—Ob byres. Mama IL OtsTstbs, AYE we es Iles sal seetiled et Bey Wit w gbe Ls July, weeeelwl. Aefaetl. sad eommeeed dkea.rei n. The gos wale be s total lea 203 Wee at eines were berm, red tem. sesialeg 1,110 bake ere drawl b wear.-11cetee, Aug. 11. Sultana, railed Ras llottiewres fat this port Jun 14, with Ala skates rat valve 1133.035 t. Owe Chist, lor Usk port, luly 4.1,1114 musk equal to 1904714. Is from Millearsk at tW pat. Wt MI 13, lisa kroesht 23,90 emote of pad; she is mist* Intik flapply. kit Leadisa. L July 3, with 711,C91 osaatt, equal to gawps+. sec VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. NthMINH(LMg), boa Ilauritlaa aar Clark. st laiy W. It. 31 .5 OWlrdwa sldg), of Ihagral, W wall, Aug. 11,191.14 J W. 1155. 0l W. dassbati Las Bright, hos Lauda kr At. laba„ N.L. AK K K4I 111., KO W. iirgat gorgra. tram Limped kr Middroal, July 11, Ls. OA war. Zig "Wm. Law thousalt4a.flar fat !Dada. Lag. IS. WOK U W. Ogimata. marled math, Mg 1. lit. LW S., lea. 10.10 W. gramelse (slap). superb' LW., Ave. 11, lat. 47 14.. 100. 14 W. 110166. Meridtre64 Ledos o.Oiiittle, Aug. 13, 144.40.16 11., 1647. UAL a id.). July IL tsr k adlan (troop (Bride 44), Lim Medea for China, July 11, lat. MUG. a. SO W. War (154 fit, Dakar, free Lades far Melbourne,* dim all .511, 511. 11. M. 41.4441., kw 11.84 W. Lapayr (Wig). Wwa, 11. of Wasktoe, from Landes far MIKIS will, Id. 411 LOK.4 W. CZYSTAL PALACR. ONZ SHILLING D►T.~ WIDNEIDAT, Barr. I.—Admierices on Former, 5,17.; Oils by arm 41t; saal vleflons, 6,467. BERTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. ODODZ.—amet 2i at et. Asdr• a kiarraea. Pltorstk. Oa" T. P. Coals, D.D.. at • daraittar. T—Auto. tk t ma Ilidseroad. Dna EssiEglas, witirt f il boese . o • ace. DU PittL—kagert 1R O. of Taro* el the We of Ur &ay. IL Du • &maim HOLYlll.—Avirot 31. a 1 eatolkeremmt. HO* park. al D. W. e • dwailtor. LIDDLILA=LX. at Daralteak, Met et • PLIz e tIIPED Y. •4 . 16• Old Park Hour, DeraftbDe. 1 . 11 ot • sou. THOlNAl.—Aagesi Lit Pl•••••al 'kora" Hank 3M Alt • t Er. J. W. Tbamak at • olsagbarr. W/144.31.—..t..n. as garttokr• tbe wife of O. D. irsiek. at • Owsghtar. 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