The Express. — London, England, 1849-08-03 00:00:00

W I , No. 916.] gIIGRATION on the NEW PRINCIPLE, mtableased tenet , VT lest, by the arlendped, to ADELAIDY, raiutp. sad 'ISMS! smile Me paselegen aor, st lb , uniform rated 101 ale I da. I ri s h mum is. •ei+h✓dtgf amtallmesaavails••some!YelMw re. by which ernapmest• incvnecnirsec to peserameY ado& The wiwis ▪ penetwilT from the East India WHO ea Ihe dare appointed, es yaw, for w loth guarantees will be gives. They ere at the lest elms j o gs, re law 'onstage, haring full props, the *twee decks are wad wr2 anti aced. Thu pearearts hate 'leaved cables thrwegit set tbe ship, and a liberal male o uietat7 is albeit& The ship sad ✓es_isialle,stesukeeted to the laepectica of her Maestri twenties Nwengeni inn the option cot peceenling to either of the =poen for die min of IP animas. The line of pockets his bees mtabintwel to afford aremomodatton to roppeetotale Wellies whose NNW is, UMPtgl, and who wish to reverse es marls at their espinal ▪ powilJe Ike their tutor, requirement@ la the colonies. An repe nt's:id mtge. n preemie Meech abip. ait.—Partte tirst enostrqg mil! hare preference of berths. mist:MA (belonging to Messes. W, ram, of Illselmall), 629 tom, GEORGE COLEMAN. LaMar sem, to net Irma the test India Dana, Lesley tor. !A and hem Plymouth Sept. 5. AMA. l• la tram J. 11011 K ELL, Container/tr. to it teem the Feet bps Barbs, Loudon, Sept. 25, and from Plymouth Oct. 5. PSC6CIJ2II ROYAL, In toss, J. C. SOCNGIICSBAND,_ Com. nmesits le from dam Eget Lade Dock; Leaden, Oil. sad heft Myra* WM. 5. Pet Whiff cetiostres=o HALL I Brothels), L htibmeseet, 1. t ole.coun hieelds.teae • or 4041611 K 924 . Es.et -rh-tettot; Lesamthat.er;,.e. Vitt - URA 11014 to AUSTRALIA. —With a view j Insedge weesetsble meow. elm we lesegilde Ow a tree espetri m t emend to the Asersese Otinotes, et the been pomlble aseseg.vl to despatch s ed Arn-cleee affi of hot iserage. for the epee amommln of steerage sed peaaters. at an es ly tow No eseaten wavy. Time vases will le -iterated to tee Ws den Hineestre sntl gr.tisne/WlO.wid Will es deleaastre tee speoisted days (vied i aA moth* *enfeeble, ler MINI wilts guireareee will be ewe. GLEN lIVNTLE, WSW bard.S. R.. It %KR, (bnsanlee, Os ADELAIDE seal POUT PHILLIP. to mil from Plymouth Attar. 11. AsIATIC. ;to taro Wedeln. A. M. MAIMr.LL, Commander, for AId.LIII.W. aid matt rnmur; owl train London August 15, eneith Aiwa H. 11 , 416110(.7* tans Imam W. HENRY, Conteandat. for ADE. I. I I+E. and row? PHILLIP. W oil lras Lando.. PeAmnber 1, from Prosooth !Avid. &re 11. vplemll.l.l.ipa have fall weer, with *pi-este amonun Use. los edon p.....r0m5, twat thew 'Amen deem being IWty and 1.11 rihttleteri, they odor,' swan desirable opportunities fur the tie. reminded in of intr.= late and ..lief age fwwwwlrro• They will be gii"l sot notri.luitru in ail re.po:ta on a anUar plan to the vessels w.. trlut dev..dehed by h Wjcsity's Colontration Onsmiddorters, sad tea *Awe tare node will to mewled. They an officer.) and sawed Sr tlatrouphly competent perms., and awry duly qualified sad saffirictel siorgeone. Other equally One sLips, vhstlarly wairi,4,..allint on the tel awl ISth * each month from LerWel, awl the 11th ead 21th front Plymouth. Lend at the Jetty, Union Vet %:ay to X AiLeHALL and EDILIDOE. 34, Pen ,betel*Atsrri, "4'014, ETH KASTF.NN ItAILWAY.—Iht SOUTH EATTEILI "'m II alt KENT R.LWAT Is now OPEN legs the M ktpe Tendon. to lewhnam. Hlselibestb. eurlton, Erttla. Dem fed, tireressod, sad Strand, fur RO. Cllzas reit owl CTIAT 11431. DOSSII Tram. fr Ln.. n-lwales. no week dam, imery half.bnur. 1110:0 .IS AM. 1010.10 p in., .for Lemelcan, 111.ekheeth. Charlton, and Woolsleb; and miry hoar, tram 7. 0 am. to 10..21 p.m. for keitb, lurtluel, Greenhithe. Gravesend and noted for Rochester, and (batluna. to Trains from 141 . 0011. GrAWMPTId, Grerribiths, Dartaird, and frith lorry hour, *seise mammt Isom T cro to In to m.. aml Irmo m o nleich. t h Atom Illarlhelth, and Lewisham every halLhour, leaf. arg Wo Atrial Inca a a.m. to 11 pan. Its Su. dai• th.• trains riot as above, wi'h the eseeptlon of the d o ss ino r. Vagina b.mlno.bridsie at 11 and 11.30 am l2 soon. sod m uk 123. is.m., and the up train • loam. g tittd at 10 an d II LIM.. and aMirt h at 11.30 a.u3., and 11.31.0 p.m. vvvvv mnrrat 20‘1101 tat elann bat elan 3rd els., lat clams mode/. le• Plum l.Ol. tat at. Os. fol. 11 p.. 10 arkl..ath (lurks and Radirke Is. id. 0..10. Os. rd. 13 os. 12 is. Loth Od. 15...1. Is. od. 11.0 oa. 17 P. Grarmend 3a.od. 0. od. Is. &I. 0 lam Twists se. ed. 7w. G4l. to r . ca. STI f Lib Nan ee drlss barn 4.. 3... d. &I. Ra Der s.. .1.3....1. 30. &L 33 so Time Pitt. analMformetion may by obtained nn applcelm at the Lesalon.brkfg• tetiaiinua, and at eh Mallon. of the south Ea tern G.s.y dw y IIEILIIERT, Emistlary. Terininus. Jul,* In, 18 ►rut LiV 0:11POOL and LONDON FIRE sod LIVE INSCRANCE cumrArnr. Clikel•••0t. Water-wen, Liverpool; 3, Ouroute-row, Idands Mar. and 211, Rrintareet, bi . ..trrnan-rd.ce, no. inv tattoo I. cowmen d I.v vixenl org n parlitimmt ; _Yr • pained o ot S 1.5010,300; gumbos (undo al Was Mg anam'a . td We premiom I and the lathy .4 i 4. • r 'minas r omen a life hu..inrot to peenlLols ad toted Ogg per. ages 'rhumba tonna, to goecubtioa, rad the baton !managed will bor r ikS, 00111 att. don actually t'erlered by of tr compaia Fin lit.u.r.o.e. am tho uot !non of ir N:oltud aloe*. %74Talg 13.01.3, Secretary n, th ee Coatrony. Bt. l aittiON, caret nanny In Laden. NT .. OLIAM 71 cm , , ,D 0 L1t ri0v .1 .1.....— r. m r y.. may ..1 Alailowers, nrareetfuThilig 10 Warm laair fee dewed tbe ;nib. tlat tlaPi haw RlOllO l . eliair MIMS tram the Hal al ea.. UNSTOP tO S. Stral Kaabampallagana. wh. n 007 trot Is *word vitt a coutnaaosa al Oat 'mammas Ira alltr ar t . l 7 haft Ilehrew 111110, 1. Rood Itzelnale-1... - - • - ()It• u 'A ro. 'h. ilit ta; .kwiso - ROOM, I iik Tee, t at7l r terbyehire n Wr, ene:elet n iee of Vuoco. A Groupe:, Zoe:, laketeatle, tholLeati. he. Obelodo., beautiful Wahl Ta..les, Watch. stay* rap." , weight.. Re. orteel and .ranufce.nred by JAMES TIRNMANT, 149. Strand, three west of tecateset Dore, load a. Mr. Tettn..nt ekturatbry 0311 re tire of Sh. Miser le. and fib...Mc %hi. 1. rustle facilitate the taterettiveg @lady of Mieerikey, Coactiology, and Oeolaiy, at 2,9, le, SO, to SO Flinn, each. KA H Y and LUEBKE/UN BEI). The 11 Panel Itlfrill(l.l7flt. co ISANIT MINI lIED, I. alway+t oft sale at WILLIAM & 141 - 11 TOWS (Wm Wpps and turn;, SP, Wert-*rect. corner of Newman4teret, aftd NA I, Morro Ir. met. it to 'misrule ciarluirive to eine wt, eleaudimetft, economy, and free. dcsa 'rind rcritiin ..ind cllusion, and la applicable .I.lre to iron and • t. town. It It, bees adapt, d a nate of UM ns.tronolitaai tovit.l., 3,1 niabero hotrod. ea on aftalliery to prreret re.t.l.llllfritlf at rein Ito "neer MA. Alto oft miaow a eery time somortment of Ntrat Iron and Pram tbstrAndo sad flats, front 17ned. each. Int.:ant cc,' ~ with cow if up; as aell a. id ewer,' tronmmßrrS article, sent nor prom free -P. tt Sided In Wrote-onel. 1120. - - LL the NKW 8114)WKit BATHS, io•citving the only really Portable Hall In. stern, 13.. mat) "rmri r .11" (a id to be without a pump), the lever rump 14th. the r itoth vrt.h cortviret, from 7v. each. Pi.lar Atlom eat h.• IrClowi a mom. 4!.‘ each. shower Balm, wth comer coo- Out 111th •ler4 f wO-;.timp and top. eomplete. with ea Irtr, .ml 111 , 10, fr.ii lac, II owl wt twee Math*. Jto tanni, rd., are In Worn. of N I LLIAII lIVIt tom (late Kim= and Dar t n . a, Itana.l..',crt. ' , raver of Nes m :nottre r. and Na. I, New nuroor et, wh.ch venial,' all tbr reglictte• 10. tho omen. an or ? .rt o.r row% b • ant rzeintleely t s• Detre of that character. lb it por no, this., and tam can be beetantly aeleeted. Detailed eats v, with civrammr, (per poo4) free. Felabhalked in Wellsotteet, 1.70. 11 BA U lIYUL TF,ET It.— Itt/WLANI)B' 000,611). tr rkAHL nrcrinulT, a white twirler corn. dt. .44 of the chub,* and tenet recherche bwr. dealt of the Oriental Der% 0. it erwlkwee bow from tie tee% Teflioll4l Tito di al, pried.r awl preorreew the ew tared , "it the trot }we and pearte.tke whitenew,trel Ow. 6w. r awl pet fume to the tramili. !curer t. be it. wrier eratSecied roan the rem., awl a Nulty scree and red... are Indneed.e" teeth 1i0n...) awe than r. waned dna In the e welirts. Pre. R. Wt. per how—Car. TIoN. T print. et Ow titih; le from (rand, the 110.. Coninintet..w hare treed :he pripelawne name and "A. Herd LAND end 'WIN. Nt, Ilattewittnnia,"—to be eageord .0 the envertimert Wimp, whlth la ::diced lot nth box. bold by them, bad by chemists MI 6. rosters. 10:4AMEL CEMEIcr r ItIiSTORINU DE, 12/ CATCD 17E711, filkinint telt to Wain ito colour and lowdown ALIMIT J. DAA _,T 4 Fortran Mafia. 4.1 DeTwent itrr. t. t. worl; lire ARTIFICIAL TEETH, Rom Goo to • amtoleto sot, cm enrottrely new prtortpl... aad Inc tosollod pm , m..•••• of own, of kW v.thent. to veer to thou. curt h sasaromisa of the pet f.el'on tile* optem In .olAptln., thins to tbo mad Meek taw nitlrtly treo Roo polo. 11. ef2U11122 in MUNN domed sad tender total *A l% celehrateal nun el Omar* old* isho• is • ptootte C2U ptird in a 1 eatrrner caws of boot, and will r.tulrr the t.o.R. tl• mut • tam ob4l, • mod awl amid alma Attend nor ,tolly how N to odirdabw. _ L6AWLS Ellird - FLIA Ise tba KICKY= .ad Broad" 4s. di wad Ina sibs& The entnandiaary ~bas may be peueirei foie an^ eta min. flu sillbetsas the net se .. pekoe am neresety asteumlimr, and will ennaly be erwthe4 uabl tend. The tweems esswartmis vans& as It by mein In addl. ; s,, b m law preponle. d maatterthenive w MOMOIN lad 111110016 ht ▪ o e sem as a wade sper.e,t, is t Ise aritibillona in& a won. 4 ", vp.ot4irr et Momech, mates • send ippon' and pro. and reenehing deep. As a perliseet tbe bind this by* b tarlualisd, for it preens* , the whole body NO • aiame, ail thane • wfT • *WWII out Mtn . erten' ; on this ammat. then daairosie of Marne • beautiful emapientin rea d Ime Lows. n • hoe. Ile partistalaws or Mr. ASerielliee woes y il 01111.M.1 mod me boa. Thekonellyelis bin • , 4 Wester 11.1111rialr, IserMmimbeliline; y..,i ”„„, or rid Longa. anardwato. (1 A I.V ANIS ht. —Pamir* Althdla.la ge%tm.— A. Jr la. oe eeU .4 , ed to and to Mr. W. H. umankee 1 4 . d, n, 101 his PAMPIILIIT on lIEDIrAL GAL. VAnsall„ attach will 'rod' I Os , ' om mar a t two plObee awK 1.1,7 will dint a! its exaniths. ■it be nom' I ,, := Wars a i , ,ad antuna, rheu r anon, 'elides, ti► p a a t or!.. t ump'..outs, headaches, de•fleieuey ppm&firernrn,tta,„,,,, 'monad debility. Indliestien, ui Joins, all ems d nervous Ne. M. gbatiboa d ap let I tlas ante nig de ..t. se from all an an sensation; al..e. ti • p than otherwise, and many Whoa me eateedsnly Ind er it. It oniettle eau Mt *at Pnimil lo do witbool soleine. trews •a-erne. nee ann. _ etN OPtiliki,j, the meg ,-./ a SONG.-11mt PIANI‘TA, :4.e. 0". t , w im e „ pe va af aernazsbals 0w Ma curie Mat. AM, Mamniril % Liars Al Ch'soloulli , Nonni. Der Fie...L.44e,, Via .n., Raab:. re. La lira t and twee) ' tither. fne the saw i ere. At..., Len Ilunroven, ut Nam— . In ardll7. Ila 42 c h ; Lacia di lammerr.e, fm WA to. 2.,.,..a. essieweeere e, Any number Nat PW-I•er PC 30 ••.m ., . au thine atvalters Pr as. ed. - "Mi . " (16 ' I" 11 "• , ) , ' 7 . P A -row.—N.a. Beethowe as PirMwal i r"P l ‘ a h 'b .. Pn" .' 4ll . ea at dr lot rfilltamasail thn er M., in N 0.71 elm sbn. 7.. Alm mug maw, ealaftlete, irk Dry Ifeei-eha , a la 111, In, Mur WAIN .. TUfrANY. - T►.e Rifiwtag of Lucca of the 26th dr p3b1 , 6 1 -es the followilg answer of the Orestd bake of Tummy to the eddrts4 which the deputation Llera presented to him at Viareggio: I reciire with aatiefietion eel thankfulness the exprefsion of thorn iaes, , e f dorefson and fidelity of the population et 4r7 14 Lome, s hien has never been bebird the other Skittle Teener is en-operating in the restoration of consti tutional swinerchy. 'Vie wishes p s term to me are is harmony with whim, ar.l I stifles nothing slue than to we the men."' soon arevo in which they will he crowned, without mie.b g the of Pict of our common efiurs, namely the interests of dignity, cf welidmidentood happiness, sad of the e 4 advantage of oar dear Tenses! rrbt fl3rtLA [THREEPENCE. at 92t. The Thre•and-a-quarter per Cents. at 933, 1, and . Ex l chequer Bills realised, as yester hty, 48s. to 51s. premium. Long Annuities, 81, and 9. Binh Stock, 1981. brill' Bonds, 85s. and 82s. premium. South Sea New Aunuities, 89!. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. Consols for account were rather flat this morning; after opening at 921 they receded 4, at which they were last done. For money they opined at 92., they were then variously done at / and 4, the last trans actions being marked at 921. They are at present quoted 924 to 1, both for money nod account. The Three per Cents. Reduced were first done at 924, and last at 4 advance. The 'three-and.a-Quarter per Cents., at 931 and 1. Exchequer Bills at 51s. and 48s. premium. Bask Stock at 1991 and 199. The foreign stocks are rather firm, and Spanish are better. Buenos Ayres are els) quoted higher. The business of the morning is Y e following : Brazilian. at 84. Equador, at 31. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 511, .1, and 1 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifica•es, at 801 and 811. hifxican, ex coupons, at 271, 1, and 1. Peruvian Active, at 50. Porto guess Converted, at 281 cx div. Russian, at 106/ and 6. Spanish Five per Ceuta., at 184 and 1; ditto Three per Cents., at 341 and 35 ; ditto Passive, at 3/. Notwithwanding the ochflicting reports lespecting the treaty between Sardinie and Austria, and in the free of the fact that the latter power has refused to. ratify the terms of the amnesty nriportd by l'admoak the French funds continue to rise. They closed yes terday : the Three per Cints., at 53.95, and the Five per Cents. at 88.75, being on advance of 1 per coot over the closing prices of the day previcus. ESOLISII yesrr, . - - -.... Bank Stock, 19A1 94 -..--- 1 3 per i t . Cow.. Ace., 924 1 3 per Ct. Red. hints., 924 1 34 per Ct 5.534 1 3 1 or Ct. Coll. AIM.. 921 I Exchoquerans, 411 s. to 511. lOREION FUNDS. 6 per Ct.. lustrbui Bonds, I per CL Orcnivio Rd... 16 17 44 per CL Bole. Bonds. 8 4 Grenada Doternst Ed, 3+ 4 21 per itt.ht.. ditto, 5 per Ct. Mon., 1666. to/ 74 5 ter Ct. Bratillon Bils.M 6 G per CL Porto ha RP, 66 2 • Ditto Now. 824 Pur.u.sure Cuov., :hi 9 G per Ct. iitionoe Ayres, 46 7 51. w Ct. Flout w k les 7 Ditto Coition Ills . 94 Mho Prisotsh ltd... IS 4 Ditto Cahoot,. Dd. 41t1h. 3 per CL Pponlsh lids , 31 8 Coltoultina Equarlor lido., 3I Spnithrli buferred Mkt— . par CL lholioh W 13.. GP 71 Ditto Pointy° lids.. 34 s 24 per Ct. Dutch Ras.. 514 24 t per Ct. Volortuels 12.9.. 22 9 1 per CL Dutch Carts.. 81 g Vcnemesin Deterred 1114..64 74 MADRID, Jll3 28.- Three pee Canna. VII account. Four per Cent. 114. Fire per Cents., 19 psper. Coupons, 71. Bohk of en. Ferdinand, 85 in..ncy. Exchange on London, 20.31, PRODUCE MARKET Mnicnio LANE, ArOVET . . SUGAR.—We cannot quote any .•ateodment in tbismarket; buyers pretty generally mime to glee previous rate., and petrol are only sustained by :be importers refu Mg to give way, and nealy all that Wag offerisi in public stile was withdrawn. 3000 boles of Ha rennet' were offered in bond, seiroely 20i' sold at I9a. to 235. Gd., and about a third only of . the 720 bias of Java in bond found buyers, and the hh.ls. of Porto Rico offered far es portoCon only were bought in at 19s. 91. , o 23a. 230 hhits. of West India sold by privote cou tract. Refined dull, fair grocery lumpf.l4 ut SO, A cargo of yellow itayannali, • 2,102 how., has been sold to arrive, the trice stated to he 225. 34., which was deemed Contr.—There be. not been any offered in public sale to-day, and the article wows a dull appearame. Good ordinary native Ceylea, 345. at. to 391. Gd. PINLAITL—The pu , die talc of GOO bags went off steadily at full prices, Cur ti, goal, to 44 per lb. tasoo sold freely In public a ib• • about tOO bugn and boxes mithidaff to flOglel, small grain, 19s. to 20s. 'ed. Res retuning steady. Corris.-230 hike, imported by the Fist India Company from Tut-worm (Madrisi, called experiment cot..on. sdd Li politic *ale at old. to 41.1. per lb., which were n t considered high prices. TALLOW teniOns dull at 395. 3d. . . 8.:41,k1im.-14..#0, partly Fold, I. 6d. to 20.. Gd. Bengal ginger. sold, 24... nil. 7..calb r cloves, bought in 7id. to 71J. Mire, partly sold, 2s. bd. to 28. ad. Lae d)c, clti.ny bought in, bd. to 21s. id. Jute, Fold, It./ to 17/. In other .at cle+ no alteration. The markets generally have been very dull, mid there is a manifest want of spirit In the buyers. INIKeiNo-LLNE, Avo. 3, Hay lris! Two o'Clnek. Sun/ch.—Tills article mom, he con-id-red 61 lower thou at the rime of last week, and the amount of business done far below the usual weekly average ; the online sales to-day contain d of ab• hbda. Wert India, a part only std; but Mr importer of 201[10 Wig Bengal off red, met the market and sold at hilly fid. decline. Relined dull. and prices rather lower; grocery lumps, fair to line, 495. to SM. t'o'me.-1,400 bags of good and doe Phintatian sold in public tale at full prima, 495. 641. to 51s. 6d. ]tics. —l,lOO burs white Reng-al were ofkred, and Wight in at $ high price, 10s.; Or. Gd. offend, and refused. 2,000 bags Arrac.M were abou offered, and suld ineadily at 711. 6J., which was the ?realm* Price. Posewro told in public sale at yesterday's prices, dl to 41 per lb. Corros remuns gra. Run continues steady. Bluntly has advanced about 2 1 . sines last week; the repotted skin vintage in France has rtimuluted buyers. Tr• 'wady, but not acme. U.T11.11116 very lira. In otle r articles no material alteration. The result of the wet chows dull markets generally. TALLOW.—The market is r ry Oendy at our quota- Wow. but St. Petersburg Y. C. 'fallow Ina tolvoteed 2m. per bug*. Puteraburg Y.C. on the spot, 39e. h 1 to 495. lid. ; th.ter to De cember &ham, 326.3 d., Wynn§ ; *cyanic mouth.' delivery, 398. MANUFACTURES.— BKAUFORD, Ann. 2.—The &- mond for Itionfleoutinu n rood, for expert ea well an (,r home MUMS facture. This being the hoot nuttket day in the month, freak .on. bate are entered into, whirh ra.ultn In en whence of nil. pet' grows upon lag month** pr.ces. The adianee in no benefit to the manners, as the hemmed prim of labour In the viii Itt4 Manche , more than taken it up. mire in little or no variatinn In the Yarn market to.rley. All kinds of to ioln nuited far the Fall trerle are sought up, and NI manufacturers chiefly engaged to order. Priem are on the internee. lIOSIP,H,Y AND LACE TRADER.—NoTTINowter, Ault. 2. --The turn-net of the wrought eoton bow hand, terminated. on we anticipated it would. et the thee at kit week. with an *drama of Cd. per dopes al. ere-int:ties. tine leading hewn objected to this, but, holing that lel tie' energies of the wahines wet e concentrating upon them, an Monday Ilwy time way. The &dem e, though ea. trt reel t: Mal, will exert a great moral influence. The cut-up branches of every de•eription u. e eery Meek, rind uttempta are now making in many quarere to introduci rotary front., up u new pmts. Melee ; mine of the m ebonite are erremely I, lln:Uine an this Matter. The drawer, piatteloon, ehirt, and piece branch (which Is the prioeimil manufacture in Nottingham) le n' t so brink as the rut-upt, but mill the frames are pretty wed employed. Thee ghee glove trade (so invest tant to Indwell, 'Seethed, and Ilueknall), In tolemtily brink ; et must is. tense opt era t k pt up of ail Mose vigilance to keep up the rate of wages; by eluSet and areediatlone. The silk ohne launch ie dull, but there Li erinceived to be a Plight amendment in some quarters. The ailk.knotted hands have in gourel full w rk, butoomtneinmuoh elf low wawa The plain silk brew breach is ate low ebb, but the few bandit that are at work are oot nubjeet to the fluctuations which moan Tuba the other branches of the hueriery mania returee. There hes been a rather sudden improvement in the bobbin-nee trade of molt deveriptione ; this lord. well in August, for it ie gi Derail, the dulled moo' hin the year. We ehould got be surprised to wittiest. u "levee" in (Heber, own. e •pecially In plain traversal nets. The pushers still keep their cowrie' its, but nut to -be extent they did a few week, back. The eireuitertbolt turechinet in this nnintry do not tival them; but n the r on; inent, tin et te st Lyons and in the Cambriennee. they air cot.sidered Idly equal.—Toe ' , ilk tare branchee are rather on the increare ; these wore a etane and profierble matirdhoure.— Inc ten. eery warp machine are doll, though considered a shade improt eJ s The warp Lice tent., after being very low fora long pert d. has -.eh. denty revival ; the manufacturer", we are aeritred, cannot nooaly their orders fa the description of lam known as American net. COTTON.—LivnsrooL, AUGUST 2 —The m-rk•:t to. dqr we dull but rite nly, and the sales were about 3000 bales, inclidint 200 e taken for ',peculation and cup•irt. MAlSCiirsynts. AUOtraT 2 —T••s market continue.. finn In prices, and herr nes a Raid deal of bleiners doing today, thong% we were rather q•tie'er than in week.; past. The demand cootaniss 14rm for the tight deictiptiims of ph Ming., and printing cloths, and manureeturere are Kill largely won r contract. The a• • fvirea are good for %hi. market seiwnilly as to the demand for our manufactures, the only uncertainty is as to whether the orders pent over herein ignmansi of the rapid adv anise of prim* cm be execute, with safety. A good deal is still clothe for South America ant for the State*, and alas feel• the India market.. There is rather more disposition to purchase the the markets or the continent and the Levant. The demand for the borne trade is very Mir. The producers or yarn were 'wined to give way lam week, bar there in m-are &maims this week in such dercrip.. lions as suit the present demand. - HATIO, 2.—The excitement given to the Cotton nr.rkst on by the Amerkon advice% rio Liverpool, mum to a complete stan I-still t beiag only some 301 bleu; rises, however, firm, and It. hatLer. WOOL.—Bnanraam, Aug. 2.—During the pa't week sesteely so a uc't Wool has changed hands thr eupply held by bit& spianers and rtaplers being shundint. Priors without change. Lamomor.ss JULY Fem.—A thi. fair on t haway there wart a good de-it ol badness d nv. There were a great many buyer% a - id the demon" 4:14 brink for the fleece. Buyeni were quite pre pared to give, and freely offered, prim correspondlig to the ranee in the eau country, but the fanners enpee•ed a Maher rink and obtained it, to the estent of about la. per stone above the rates curren t, a t St. ansivelra Prices for Cheviot white ran from Its. to Gl. per atone ; for Dome auperior clip • a sh.ele m •re might be even. The rise in this .4-criotioa of Wool wi:l m k• up well f,r the tall in Lambe. Toe transient's' were ont.fined to Cheviot wade, but there was aimed itquiry for awaited WooL HOPS.—Bonorou-llmmer. —Kam Pattenden anti Smith rep %et t 1,4 the mount" from the phonation' couttnue to cow ualayourolAc (or the man kirt. V ark tltto, Duty 70,000 f. CORN. —7. t! Ann LANE. Tilts DAT.—The re wAS Teri little Envie!, Wimat at market this moraine. nevenhees , it was fullymt to t h e demand, room difficult,. hating been eaperie ccd in ed , ales at Mcr.days ram For foreign Wheat the *ins y was rLw, and the little busin,ra tran-aet d w at priors Oasis t gust to thole current at ti:e ayrymti gof the week. Choice qusittls of Oats wee* saleable ou quite ts• good terms but inferior s eta were difficult to quit at f lifer prices. In VI trier. Heim a. and Peas very few transas tions pLue, andtbeir value was unaltered. aittuvALs INN) lALNDI IN PRO %I sOth JULY TO 2rd AUG. Una $y{ 11..4. acoteb. lriah. Forc2o. • Wheat ...... 1 lOall i Bartey Oats I IGO i Hour, 1,610 ands; barrels. Ma:t. ...... gra. ih0:4110X AVSZAOIOI. —. Wheat, Ste. M. • Barley. 26 . Id. ; Gab 21a. ill. ; /I s t, r... Od. ; Beam, 3e. 1N..; raw, 31s. Od. FRANCE. PARIS, THURSDAY, 6.50 P.M, The following quotations from the Constitutionnel and La Prose will show how far the negotiations between Piedmont and Austria have been carried. The question of the amnesty is still the bone of con tention. The anetitulionnal says: We learn from Turin that the counter-project presented to Piedmont by Austria, in answer to the ultimatum of M. de Buick, hes not bee. accepted in its entire teuor by the cabinet of Vienna. The Aunries plenipotentiary had in troduced into the negotiation questions of commercial or political alliance, end the sanction to be given to old secret stipulations eziktiner between Austria and the duchies of Parma end Modena. Those divers questions bed been set aside by the Piedmontre whimatiam, and an egreetorst seems to have been come to on the point. The arscunt of indemnity is also agreed on. But the second article of the &Milano counter-project, in which Piedmont demands a full amnesty fi r the Lombardi compromised in the regent revolution., is still the object of grave di.sehlions. The Conatifutionnel evidently sees a pacific solution to the question, and such it will doubtless be. Austria will probably yield on the point. The Prem . , how ever, puts the affair in a light which would tend to show Austria ari more determined in the sense of re fusing this request of an amnesty. This jcurnal earif no *Moot of Turin, after having agreed with that of Vienna on almost every point,ofter havieg aejeurned the peeje.i t relative to a customs mien, ably insisted on the pecuaisry mei mnity and emnesty for the Lombards Vet:ke rma, and rolls of the duchies of Parma and Austria would take the money of Piedmont, but categori c lly refined the absolute amnesty, desii log to make eicep noes. The Piedmont's* government, in answer to this ob stinate resistance. tes stated that it had goes to the oltrelle lisle of Mee• mien, and could to no tanner. After having thus resolutely Fiver his decision, Y. d'Aseglio • eet to W. Bois le Comte, who is French ambassador at Turin, But this euvey bevel g shown very little impressment, and even • little hostel ty, DI. d'Aseglio immediately sent a courier to Paris to oak for the support of the French goy, reliant. Thu Press@ adds, by . way of c imment, what has often been repeated in this correspondence:—" M. Elewitio will tied no more sympathy in Patin than be has met with from M. Bois le G The National, on the same subject, says : ThsJsurtisis of the goverameut labour to show that peen m e b ees s i g ned between Austria and Piedmont. These jamas& deer ive themselves, sad N wall dissipate their ilia demi Atter It ng Jimmies' on the very cempliered treaty preposed by Aurelia, the lest act of the Pitdm ode,. mogu -1 Mations was the presentation of a very laconic counter.pra. jest. This mutter-project strikes out all the trpulations of such as the etfensive and defames alliance, the cus toms 'mice), the clauses relative to the duchies of Parma and Placentia, &e., and reduces tee whole to two stipulations— the oae relative to the war indemnity, and the other to the smut sty. There tb. n remains only two questiens, ens of money and the other of honour. On the first quer ern they am agreed. Austria has reducori her pre tetelons to 70,000,003 r , which Piedmont consents te pay. She also reorients to add to it a sum of 5,000,000 fr. which Auetria shall employ as she nary chit. k lit in privet. indesinitits. The disenctim of these 5,000,000:r. is a secret fur im one. They ere di alined to the duchiee of Perna and ' Placentia, which had charged *ultra to negotiate for them. It is, however, Austria alone who alt have tie employment of thew 6 000 0001 r. Piedmont etlieielly wi.l r mein a =r to it, bead will thus preserve rdo o.ity, which be comprired by a more uirect contessien Anode to the gem rumen's in question. The question, therefore, of the amnesty alone remains. This meneety Aurria obstinately hives, end Pietimosit eonaidem it for her honour to de mand. It we are rightly ieformett en this paint the: Sari dinve goyim:sent will not yield. It has plainly and clearly laid down the cants kW, and if Its demand be rot acceded to, it will resign itielifto submit to fort ide invasion. Some further details era becoming known respect leg the bargain about to be struck between the French government and Meters. Joirhe des Sablars, Isaac Pereire, liottinguer, and Baring (Bream rs), by which the company formed of the above gentlemen would take the Paris and Llous Rahway. and finish the line from Lyons to Avignon. Must of the follow log carditions are, it is end, to be entered into: The state is to grant a minimum of interest at 4 per cent. on one million of the capital of 3,00),000, 3 per cent. being given as interest fur the 2,000,000 allowed to the state. The funds will be conceded at the average rate of money taken upon six previous months. One signature aloha, is said to be wanting, and it is that of Baring (Brothers). The Moniker has published the average returns of the pate of wheat to serve as regulator to the impost duty : from .his it results that the vice per hectolitre of French beat wheat during the month of July has been 16 fr. 21c., whilst on the general average of wheat of all kind', the price has been 15 fr. 313 c. The increase on June is there'ore the Flight amount of 2 centimes. Wheat in England being at an average of 4s'. 10d. per q"., say 20 fr. per hec tolitre, it results that wheat in France is upwards of tr. 40e. cheaper per hectolitre than in Enteland. This explaics the considerable exports of wheat for England that have been going on for some time. 'Cite president of the repuulic has informed the minister of public instruction that he iutends being pr: sent at the distribution of prizes at the Sorhoane on the lelth inst. The noir inter of public instructice: has just addressed to the prefects a circular relative to the credit allowed to augment the salary of primary tea:it:era. The in cry Ited ti yof 600 fr. as a minimnm sto be eeee teed from the end of the first half-year of 1849. Until them th aro to be p aid at the rare of 600 fr., as at pree'ut. the great fair at Beaucair- is, it appears, a eery good one, a good deal of bush C 44 haviog beet done in all descriptions of articles at adranc. d pricer. The president of the republic presented several news at the reception held at the prefecture of Angers. The following are the names of the pervns so honoured :—MM. Ouil'ory, senior, preeidee. of the Industrial Society; Lebsrthe, j - urnemen carpenter; B rdinier, painter; Boarcier, senior, administrator of the hog:aces of Angora •, Frogor, stone-cutter ; Dal liere, dramatic author ; for mally in the artillery of the imperial guard ; and Jabault-Itoyne, back binder. At Orleans, decoratiens were given to MM. Pandelle, mayor of Beaugency ; Albert Merced, sub lieutenant of the national guard of Pithiviere, Lally woutded in June, 1818; Moreau, adjutant of the 27th lice; Henri, sergeant of the same regiment; and D^meron, brigadier of gendetmie at. Clary. At Nantes, on the mayor proposing t!-e president's health at a grand cold collation, Prince Louis replied in the f Mowing speech : Oenthimen,—Tee Marry that I have made to come and see you here will remain deeply graven in my hear, for it has been fertile in retelnifeauera and hopes. It Is not without emotion that I hive seen the meat river elv Leret. behind which t'.elsstelorious battalionsofourerestarmytook refuge ; nor i. it without emotion that I r upped wish reelect 'we're the tomb of B mehamps. It is not without emotion that, seat.'d es lane t,.-day near yea, I find meselvaear tb• statue of Cimbronue. But there is a glory equally neat in the 'resent day, and that is to appose all civil war and all foreign war, and toe become great by the peogrenive develop ment of our indditry and our trade. See that forest of mare that 'Anguishes in your harbour. It waits but abusers to bear to the ends of the world the produce of our civilisation. Let us be friends—let us forget all ranee nr divenrion— let as be devoted to order, to the great interest of cur country, and soon we shall agate be the great nation by arts, by industry, and by commerce. The toon of Nantes, which receives ma so well to-day, is greatly interested in this question, for it is destined by its position is reach the hi ,hest amount of commercial papery. I drink, there fore, to the future prosperity of the town of Nantes. This speech was followed by load cries of " rive le President." There was little time to finish the ban- I epee ; the rain was falling so fast that the president bad hastily to withdraw, and all the guests then die persed to comfortable quarters. A bell in the evening completed the feeivities at Nutter, and every one that could find a bed withdrew to It. The crowded hotels furnishing bad accommodation, in the shape of a 7 obake-down on the floor, for sums varying from 30 fr. to 100 fr. On the ['diming morning the president left Nantes on his way homewards towards Angers, from whence he was to take the train for Saunter. He stopped on his way at the chateau of M. Walsh &- lent, who gave him an excellent collation, and will, ro doubt, be as proud of the honour none him as Lady Margaret Bilenden of receiving Charles 11. at i:er datjenur at Tillietudlem. On Wednesday the presi dential cortige left for Tourv, where it arrived at 10 a.m. The reception of Louis Napoleon was more enthusiastic at Tours than at any other of the tuwus through which he pseud. The world-wide known juvenile c deny of Mettray was visited, u well as the beauties of the town of Tour.. There we must leave the president. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 3, 1849. BOURSE. PARIS, Ave. 2. Per For Account. Money. Opening MONA Lowest. ueeing . per Cents. 53 67% 53 55 53 93 53 55 53 93 per Cents. do. New Lem. per Cent. .....« 7713 ~ .. 99 9* per Cents. s ” .. .. ~... . 7.... ~ 53 65 33 9S 53 43 5 per Cents. .. --- SS 30 „ .. I do. New Lama 99 94 " VP 4 per tants. I „ „ 99 9* Exchange ea Land/ : 3t) days, " 25 SS; 90 days, '2's Ili. Relgisa, 5, IMO 92 Money. Naples Rentes , Marty. Do. 6, 1642 Do. I Do. li 14ILWATIL—Paris and P Orleans, 760; rani. sad Rouen, 245; kngnon and Marseilles, 210; Strasbourg and Bale, 100; Centre (Viernat), 365; Bandeaux, sr 50: North, 410 75; Paris and Stras bourg, 3a5 ; Tours and Nantes, 30 6 25. PORTUGAL: DEATH OF THE EX-KING CHARLES ALBERT. The Oriental Company's steam-packet Montrose, Captain Francis Meehan, arrived at Southampton yesterday, and landed her mails under the charge of Lieutenant Langton, R.N., Admiralty agent. Her dates are: Gibralter, 24th July; Cadiz, 25th; Lisbon, 29th; Oporto, 30th ; Vigo, 30th. Among the cargo ere 11 packages of specie. The ex-kiag Charles Albert died, after intense suf fering, on the 28th ult. at Oporto. His body was em balmed, and placed in the cathedral, to await the arrival of a steamer appointed to take his remains to Ge nos. On his death becoming known, the church bells of Oporto were tolled, minute guns were fired, acd the public offices were ordered to be closed for three days. A general mourning was likewise directed, to last for eight days, as an additional mark of respect to the deccutd. In his last moments the ex-king was surrounded by the Count Colleges, general of the Piedmontese artillery and senatnr; M. de Launey, charg d'afraires at Lisbon ; M. Boubonne, consul-general. at L•ron ; and M. Ribieri, ancient physician of. the deceased monarch. Count Asilio, Mioiater from Rolland, had arrived at Lisbon. _ _ The loss to the Portuguese revenue caried by the Spanish tariff had been estimated at IA 00 cantos of reis. This alarming deficiency had induced the Portuguese Minister of Finance t.l consult the &lithe!' merchants as to the best afros to be adopted, &Lel they recommended a general r eduction of duties on all articles, and a treaty with 1 4 ' mgland. Solduhs's ages is were endear curing to overthrow Thomar. The government war, stated to be pursuing a conciliatory course towards all partite. An embez zlement of public money hs d been discovered in the Excise department. Set oral usassinations, from pilitical motives, had '.aktn place. The northern post through Spain bed been stopped and robbed. The Spanish tariff, ar.d consequent falling off in the Portuguese Customs dwies, was regarded as a heavy blow to the hopes of the foreign bondholders. It was rumoured tbat Frontecra had resigned, and, should this prove true, it must injure the position of Thomar. Exchange on London, dl. Discount on bank notes. 38 to 40. GERMANY. PRU.SSIA.—Oar correspondect writes se follows BERLIN, JULY 31. One of the first uses which the people of Berlic have made of the removal of the state of siege has been to bring come tokens of gratulation to the wife of Waldeck this morning, in honour of the birthday of her imprisoned husband. Severallittle committees had been formed by various guilds to present VMS birthday trinket, with a sonnet, to this lady, at her house, as an acknowledgment of Waldeck's exertions as president of the society for advancing the inte rests of the working classes. All this went on very well at first, the Desesuer-strasse was crowded with cheerful faces and joyful friends, but at last the fete was invaded by an army of condi ' Wes, who arrested s: nerd persons, tare the wreaths out of the hangs of the young girls, forbade the ladies on the balconies to wave their handkerchiefs, and behaved, in fact, jute as it we were at Pesth.Waldeck were Kossuth, and teem the emissaries of Haynau. In the Stirds-Anzeiger there is an announcement that the government has sent circulars to the boards representing the various religious communities, re• Turing them to introduce into their services next bund-y an episcopal prayar, calling down the divine blessing upon the work of the conservative climber wirich it to meet on the 7th, and that stools wit' be set in the c art church for such members as feel dis posed to come. AUSTRIA.—The latest intelligence from Vienne. is to July 29.—The grand Lows was the err;Tal of Baron Metzhurg, a secretary of legation from Milan, with the Sardinian treaty. Tne conditions of peace brought by this me.unger, have been signed by the Austrian and Sardinian plecipotentiatiee, and are now submitted to the Sehwarzenourg cabinet for ratifica tion. Radetzky approves the treaty and the court of Turin accepts it ; and the ratification might be sup posed to fosinw a. a matter of course, but for a little change which has just taken piece here. The fliener Zeitung of the .4bove date contains the appointment of M. Sehmerling as minister of justice, and Count Leo Teen as minister of instruction. The antecedents of M. St hmerling are well known. He wee the Reich.- Tel weiser's premier at Frankfort, until the waning of the star of Aus•r;a before that of Prussia obliged him to give place to Henry Grip rn. Sclarnerling was the chief organiser of the Au-trian coalition with the extreme left to bailie the PC . IOOIO e f German unity ender the supremacy of Prussia. He brought him self into great emtempt and disrepute at Frankfurt, and will edd smell glory to the cabinet of Olmutz. But he has at hest some brain end more industry, which can be said, 'dace the poliieal demise of Stadion, of no other member o. the Schwarz , nbtrg cabinet but Baeh, now appointed minister of the interior. Now Ra detzky at Vienna his long beeu looked upon as play ing in Lombardy too much the pant if a powerful pasha ire a state of quasi-independence. He has not paid the least attention to the instructions he received from Vienna, and has, on the other hand, got all his acts ratifi d at Vienna simply be ease no minister dewed oppose him. There is no knowing whether a thick-peted, audacious philosopher like Schmerling may not take it int his head to dispute the iron will of this grey satrap, and raise some objection against the conditions of peace. General Kempen had arrived at Vienna. Wol.l - is gone to Trawylvania. Walden is came from Grattz. Generai Schlick reached l'csth on the 26th, and took up his abole in the Chetoniech mansion. In the otbserce of all official re pens rf later date than the 2:lrd from the head-quart re of Paskiewitch, and 25th fr. m Havant, see are obliged to f el our way among the conflicting statements of private levers. C. , . , •triting the line of march which Gorges tack from Logone there are two accounts, one of which reprt...ntt him, efter cresting the Sajo, to have struck off at Vt•ral lye, where the ro d branches, north eastward, to Kaschau, and the o•her south-eastward, to St. Miskceez. While one correspondent of the Presse makes him rest his troops ten hoarse , Putnok, another confirm% the cai•ture of Kescheu, whic'i was •cp .rted yrst. rd..y by the evening i t ion of the same paper, addine, that a h.oapit el coati:ening 4,690 b ds tad been prepared for the rock ?ay the to en *utile ritic 3. Be:oru nulling Tukey. or any other pa sate of the Theism fr sat Pena:, Gerarey would doubtless have to ere:nun - re the wh •le Russian force which Paskiewitch could b-ing eg.iest him; and, remember ing that Gerry Will describing a semi-circle while the Rureian g neral hid only to move along the dia meter, the 4th, tied 2.. d corps of the Riot-Lin army, ranged en echelon between Miskolcz and Hat e n, full tim- to concentrate for the pur pose of barring hie puma*. In the meantime, it is n.t to bar forgotten, that Dembineki, who left Pesth with Ko•euth on the 9th, se as not only accom panied by &considerable force of lionvsd and hussars, bet by the national guard and toe greater part of the msle population. As all the arms were re:noved with eloes cepslie of beating them, it is p.os eV, that Haynau's proclamation will not bring to light mere than a few spoiled gun-barrels. H.yaau is said ti have entered K skemet on the 27th. Dembinski, lesriug 10,000 men lwhir.d at Szolnok, m arched to Kedtemet befoiehsrd with a strong corps; but, acendeng anoint, which is merely a report, retr.ated, on Haynau's approach, to Szegedin. In the Coigne G.:elle, of the 2ed ,tut., we read a I communication from the co , re-pp tndent of Ibis paper, 'who sends writ from Vi nsa, Jay 28, repeating the report we have already green, that Temeawar has fallen into the baud, of the Migyars. The journal adds that the soiree is good, but that it nevertheless requires confirmation. The same correspondent say. that the Hungarians hid entered S vein, and that Patkiewitcn had just been beaten at ClTo tyros by Dembinski. Th • peeve a rtier! of Sem!ir. giits the Hunger:ens an immediate connexion with Turkey, and they can get what they require from Belgrade, a place not hostile to them. DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES. The lborbur:_. Bor.ele-Mille of the 31st of July ststca that the German troops bad, with a slight tx crption, retied beyond the line of demarcaqun. Trade bad begun to revive in consequence. Several vowels had tweedy arrived with cargoes, while up wards of twenty sail of merchant swap', waiting for h- rem4v.el of the b:ockade, were lying at te ,, c'tor Gff Heligoland. It was confidently stated that the blockade would be finally vaned on the 9.h inst. SWITZERLAND. The Gamete de 774urgoeie annaunces that the , aff it of the violation of the Swiss territory by the German troops has bee tete; don terms honour rble t• S z rlaad. The Germs; s, it says, were to dope it arms rind ammunition, nod pree , led to the frontier, con ducted by a Swiss detr.chmort —The Schlfharssen Gazette also says that the affair has been arranged, wt. it states that the Germans were not to give op choir arms, but to ay.rch out with them lowere . Satisfrctory rxplsnatiuis were, says the Gazette, pre viuuely COMMISSION OF LUNACY. THIS DAT. This morning a commission de lunatic° inquire/id° was np•ned at the Grav'sinn Crifee-house, before Winslow, Esq., to ingoire into the state of mini of Charles Dean, aged 89, a gentleman of independent property, late of Maiden-bridge, Enfield, and now a prisoner in Whitewalls wreet prison. Toe learne 1 genCeman said that, although the commission directed the jury not only to inquire into the state of mind of the unfortunate gentleman, but also into his property and next of kin, of late it was consi dered beet not to i•epAire into the latter poiers, but to confine the attention of the jury to that of the state of mind. He (the learned commissioner) had seen the unfortunate gentleman, who was in a weak state, and it was nut desirable that he should be excite d by beiog present awing the examinivion of the witnesses; but he had bell brought up by habeas corpus, and would he introduced before the jury. Mr. Asbury, a surgeon at linfieli,s:ated that he had known Mr. Dean for thirty years, and fur the last twelve months he considered hi, intel lect very much impaired, and he entert.ined a delusion that he was a poor man, and had no property. On the April 17 he did not know the witness, and he said be did not know what property he had, and could not manage it Witnres eohsilered for the last twelve months that the mind was failing, but it was not till March or April that he came to a positive conclusion that the unfortunate gentle man was of unsound mind, from loss of memory throogh uld see. He ■aw him again in Jane, when his opinion was con limed ; the unfortunate gentleman was then in prison, and thought he was in en hotel. Other evidence was adduced, and the jury returned a ver cict that he had been incapable of managing his affairs since Ai riL MURDER AT IMAGE, DERBYSHIRE. Mwth excitement has existed in Helper end Heage and the surrounding neighbourhood, during the last few days, in elation to the death of Mr. W. Taylor, a respect able tradesman of 11.Iper. On receiving information of the murder, Mr. Wearr, the superin . endent of the Wiper district of police, and Mr. M-Iler, an active emehthe e Helper, proceeded to investi gate tee eft sir, and to field out tha man 'hat committed it. tAsir to ark was lung aid tedious, nobody hung able to lye sty information en to who had done the violence.. All the euilie houses in Colour, Epley, and whir places were searched, it be ing the leeet at the former place. At bee they -ever did in getting such information as to go to a house at Kielty. kept by a men nemed Granter, a bricklayer by trale ; and on prude lug up stair,' ahr y found his ein e Tem kin. el Granger, in Is el, and apprehended him on the charge. tle is sheet twenty-five year* at age. Au inquest was held on the body, in the tewc.hip of Hear, cn W. (Wesley the I.t lariat, n the foilowirg evidence was adduced : B. Holland, blacksmith, steted :—I have known deceased, Willi .m Taylor, ter several months. He was 65 years of age, and WWI a man of genteel good health. Was a nail make rby trade, and k. pc a shop in Helfer. Oa Sunday monde, list, July the 29 h, about 10 o'clock, deceased and his deustiter, G ace Taylor, came to my house to Morley Park. and we all amt off tg. thee to walk to Codnor Pa-k. It was the feast there. We got there about 12 o'clock, and went to bullet D dieter, a son-in-law of deceased. We dined Mire, scud etc uff lee* again about half-put ehrht o'cl xk in the eveeieg. Aoout 29 minutes seer we stored, we called at the Crewn Int., in the Golden le alley, and hard a pint of ale, of welch dimmed drank not more than a third. We etsycd a few minutes there, and then Daniel Butler, who had walked with deceased, Grace Taylor, sod myself, so far 0 . 1 our way back, left us, and we c. 'dinned our walk hone. When w, h a d woe about t all a mile from the Crown Inn, and when it was about 9 o'clock, we Faxed a mite whom I never saw before, but whom I wow known be Tenikinun Granger, ..tanding by the toad-side. N .ne or us spoke to lam, nor did he 'Teak to us in pres . ne. It we, raining at the time, end deceased welted first by himself with an acv bream, and his &twister and myself, about three yards behind him, with and her. By the time we had got fifty or six y yards past the place where Granger had been standing, he um* run nine up behind UP shouting, and went up tod. cones', butted with has right shoulder at deceased under his left shoulder, and sent him with great violence toward , the hedge. De ' erred was perfectly sober at the time. and had been so all day. Gr weer appeared to have had drink, but I should say ke knew perfectly well what he was about. fleeing deceased se i;1 used by Gracxer. I went up to his asdatance, and then Granger reined and ' , rusk me. Deceased tried, bathe mild est langoege, tan induce Granger to let me alone; and thin he turned main on deceased, and with his right band struck deceased a heavy blow on the seek and kno. ked him down. D ceased, who was a heavy man, fell with great violence on his breast and stomach. I then went firwar,l with the in tention re lifting deceased up, but Granger would not give me tine, but struck me several times, as I believe, with a stone in his hand, and stunned me, and I wee insensible for some time. The wound on my right temple, the jury now se, was iuffisted then. It was very much smelled for some rime atter. When I came tomy,elf I saw deceased still Wog o n tt,e7ground, and his daughter by his eiee. Granger himself at ne greet distance, standing still and seemingly out of breath. I then got my umbrella, and succeeded in driving him away. He ran away a short distance, and then tumid round and shouted, "Come forward, I can do ter yen, ard I will yet." I returned then to decease., who was standing, supported by his daughter, and appeared to be in very great pain. Grace Taylor and I assisted deceased homewards for about a mile further, and then we awn tall in with Grainger, who had gone on before us. This time he was in company with two other parsers, but he did net molest deceased, his daughter, or my self. A young most of the name of Painter had joined us a short time teeter. we tell in the second time with Granger; and at my request, and for our prot crime continued with us. Painter appeared to have keewn Granger before, for he want up to nine and begged him not to interfere with us, and in lect Lock held of him and prevented him doing so. We did not reach my house till about half.past 11 o'clock ; and wren we get tnere deceased said he could go no further. Dee teed all the way cnnplained of being in very great pain, whine, be said, got worse as he went on. Wh nhe get to rey tense he appeared perfectly exhausted end in great pain. Mr Alien, surgeon, *strived elute. five o'clock on Monday morning, and continued with deceased till a short time before hi; death, which took place about nine o'clock that morning. Deces-ed was ahsible up to within five minutes of his death. He kept gradually sinking from the time he got to my hew* tell his death. Den suet was ie.-fleetly well up ee l he time of the assault on bin by Grinner, and acesild ehe riot and in stead spirits; immediately after it he com plain. d of great pail., and never seemed free from it till his eeeth. Sucehp'ained of pain principally in his chest, and een ids sh ndderr. be G hi r e ace d bs T:ylor, ef Belper, widow, deposed that the state ment et Ii errand Holleeed was perfectly correct, there being only one eireametance she had to add, and that occurred when Reiland was insensible for a short time from blows in t! etas! by Ortityr reshape f abut! two minutes. After e; , had stueued Holland, Granger doubled his fist in wit wince' few, stud afterwards ern* her bonnet with it. Ha thin turned to deceased, and struck him with great vio- limes ea the left shoulder, and knocked hint down to the gross& R. D. Allen, of Belper, surgeon, deposed that the imme diate cause of death was obviously rupture of the lower part of the oesophagus, to the extent of an inch and a half, the effect of which was that the contente cf the stomach found their way into the cavities of the chest Rupture of the cosophagus would be likely to be produced by the fall of a heavyman like the deceased, with violence on the breast and stomach. On the left side of the neck there wu in the ctl- Luise tissue extrammattd blood,—no doubt the effect of a severe blaw, and such as would result from a blow like that mentioned by the witness Ro ll and to have been inflicted by Grans.r on den used. W. H. Fletcher, of Ripley, surgeon, coincided with last witness in the inferences he drew as to the causes of de• ceased's death, from the appearances presented on the post mortem examination. _ The jury returned a wad of " Wilful rAnnlee against Tonskinson Gianger," and be was commit'ed to the county gaol on the coronees warrant, to take his 'au k ' on the charge at the next amine. SECOND EDITION. Rom the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. FOREIGN -OFFICE, AUG. I.—The QUI= has been reed to approve of Yr. Seal Solomon SO COOSOI at St. Mena for hie Majesty the Emperor of Austria. WAR-OFFICE, Aro. 3. Ist Rest. of Drag. Gds.--Lnr. 0. IL W. emus, to be Bent., by pur., vice Foster, who rem. 3rd Light Drags.—Cor. F. CfIACUN to be lieut., without pur., vice Ms:queen, whom prem. has been cancelled • Cor. T. C. B. Sr. m Geo.!' to be lieut., by pur., vice Cbaplin, whom prom., by pur., has been cancelkal ; Cor. 0. T. Klearrie to be lieu'., by par., vice St. George, whom prom., en July 2U, his been cancelled. 7th Drag. Gds.--Cor. W. MIDDIATON to be lieut., by pur., vice Pies . . . tow, who rem 10th Light Prays.—Cornet E. J. S. Bum to be lieut , by pur., it Wordrop, who retiree. 17th Lt. proge : —Cornet J. 11. Bryn to be lieut., by pur., rice Ander- ton, who riders. 6th Regt. of Y.—Lieut. the Hoe. A.G. C. OUCH FsrFit to be rapt., by pur., vice Finlay, who lets.; EU. A. DAVILA to be lieut., by pur., vice Chichi - liter. 12th F.—Eas U. Cots to be lieut., without pur., vice PerAfe, dee. 23rd F.—Capt. 11.0. CIIZATES to be major, by pur., vice Granville, who ret.; Lieut. P. L. PHILLIP., to he cam.. by par., vice Clufvter ; Sec. Lieut. J. C. BILAUV, to be first lieut., by par., vice Philiips. 26th F.—Ens. C. 11. Mute tiff, to be heat, by pur., vice Count G. Weenie, who ret. 30th F.—Ens. 31. NALITATEII, to be lieut., by pur., vice Greene, who ret. 34th F.--Capt. J. flturines, from 53rd F., to be apt., vim Talbot, app. to 33rd F. 36th F.—Erev..Maj. W. R. Ilauosv, from 93rd F., to he maj., by par., vice Smyth, who refs. 45th I.—Cast. I. ELTON' from b.-p. unntl, to be capt„ vice Prey.. 114. C. Seagram, who each.; Lieut. W. E. Bi tyl. to be capt., by pur., vice Elton, who rata.; Eon. C. L. to be lieut., by pur„ sloe &wen 49th F.—Lieut. F. Warr to be cape., br par., vice Ross, who ret'. ; Ens. W. 11. CAIRN LS to be liut., by pur„ vier Liainbrigge, who mt.; Ens. IL 0. Bustle so be limit, by pur., vbee West. 33rd F.—Capt. W. L. TALIA/r, from 34th F., to be eapt., vice Shatter, app. to 34th F. 53th F.—Payntast. 3. F. Boards, from the Ceylon Rifle Regt., to be paymsst., vice ren, app. to the Cc3 lon Mgt. 67th F.—Acting Amfivt..starg. J. Duir, M.D., to be assist-sure., vice BUtherwack, app. to the staff. 74th J. unamer„, from h.-p. unatt., to to capt., vice W. McDonaki, who each., receiving the difference; Lieut. J. 11. Boa. los. to be apt., by par., vim Robert., who ret.; Ens. and Atij at. J. FILIAL`/Pa to have the rank of lieut.; Ens. W. W. J. Dacca, to be lieut., by par., vice Burton. 89th Y.— Etut. W. D111 . 11,40 , U, lobe lieut., by put., vice Williams, who rota. Ens. E. A. Dswra, from the G2nd F., to be an., vice Drum mond. 92nd Y.—Lieut. F. MACULA:, to be coot., by pur., vhfc Gordon, who rets.; Ens. C. CAI4IIII.LL w bC lieut , be par., vice Mschean. 93rd F.—larut. 0. 811.1,11L8T, to b Capt.* par., LW, Mild:l ay, OLL In 36th Y.; Ens. W. U. A. MiuouffOlf, to be lieut., by par., vice _ Mudde let Wrat India Refit.-Lieut. J. AAIOAS, to be eapt., without pur., rite Powell, dec.; Enw O. G. Swims, to tv livut , vice Aggaa. 3rd W. India Rent. -tmarter-Master Se:Joint A. E. Ow; to be quartermwter, thy !Ungodly dee. Ceylon Rifle Refit.-Paymaster 11. IL WAIMEN, from 53th F., to be payma-ter, vice Rows, app. to 53th F. BRICYFT.-Copt. J. ItOUKIIT , , of 74th F., to be Mid. in tbo army; (pt. I. El.Tus, of 45th F., to be maj. in the army. HOSPITAL STMT.-Staff. ASAISL•SUTIT. T. It.. DUO: to be staff surg. of 2n4 class, vice Home, pram.; ,Vvist.-Sing. T. litti ni !MICK, from 67th F., to be staff awist,surg., vice Dyoo, promoteJ. Afirmowvown. -The following appointment., inserted in the Gtzette of the 13th July, 1819, Moe been cancelled : Iloarerst tiram-Arsist.-Surg. ii. Yu ANKIJX. from the 3rd Light Drags, to be staff.surg. of the second eine, vice Home, prom. 3rd Light Drag..-Assist.-Surg. V. t ass, hem 10th F., te be Midst.. burg., vice Franklin, prom. on the staff. 10th F.-buff AseisL.i.urg. J. L. HOLLOWAY to to asslet..seurg., 'doe Webb, app. to the 3rd Light Maga. Hos/Tr/J. OTAPV.-Acting Aisist.nurg. J. Derr, M.D., to be stuff asalst..eurg., vice llolloway, app. to the 10.. h F. The dn.:titian WOWS of Ens. FUILNLLI, of 3rd Went India Regiment, RTC "PAUL el OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Alm 91. Ordnance Medical Department. -sure. W. RICVAMAION. DM), to be senior sum., vice raga, ret.: A...int-sure. W. A. Dassatortc, ILIA, to be surg., vice Inebordeon. BANKRUPTS. - - EDWARD MALLAN, New.ogiun-place, Kennington, den tin. JOHN NOAK, Droitwitch, Woroestersltire, salt manufac turer. aiJOIIM RAHN, jun., Dudley, Worcestershire, printer. WILLIAM CLIFF, Nur• hwich, Clu shirr, draper. EuxuND CHADWICK, Oldham, Lancashire, cotton spinner. DANK OP ENOLAND.—AmouNT - 1.41 , r losr. Notes bawd £1.7,74.i;.160 r tor the Week trakii - Ju UJVCrII.IIOIt 14.1. 0 153 00 2.9 6 4. 000 Gold lluilloa L1M3.811 Myer Dultlon r27.74i.,u £17;74 4 3.K 4 0 ■sflhMo el en,Prlet.r CAM ... .1,34.;13..u1 Pul.fte be' wii;:liocit;ri. Escheq., ('comols. •.f ,mull DOA ,4 I 'iv. Acda.) 3.031.01 6 • Other I, ...k.ll y.; ruveu•day And other t 33,1902 1 Aug. :. J 917. P Goverment Seenritten (incluri. ikail Weight Annuity, ............ £14,3:,2,877 Other Securities ...... 9,09. W Note.. . .... ....... /04:034 Geld aid :Jibe: Cain.. iil4,2tiu 13 . 3.12.;,51 J. R. ELIEY. Iteput.y-LAZtir.. SUGAR.—Tke &Terns p:ioe of Sugar, the proattee of the British preeresimus in Amain, computed from the returns made in the wee ending the 31st d.,,y or July, Isl 9, Y SOL ld. per cwt. Segnr the pr.eluve of the Mauritian I. 235. eid. per cwt. huger the produce of the Vest tzlies, Sid. per cwt. The rimer price of tie three fort gum( drectistlaus. 1u ratty, is Tie ld. per cwt.—GA/wits. GOODWOOD RACES. THIS DAY.-(BY EXPRESS.) SWEEPSTAKES of 200 sovs. each. Lord Glasgow received forfeit. SET TR7NGION STAKES of 25 soya. each. T.Y.C. 01;iaOtts .. 1 Conoutina colt .. 2 SWEEPSTAKES of 10 son. each ; for three-yes-old. A dead heat tetwcen Ferule and The Moor. DEBBY PLATE of 100 soya. One mile. Little Jack .. • • .. 1 BastiLsio.. Cariboo.. • • .. .. 3 MATCH.—Malnubbury beat Pauline. CHESTEReIELD CUP. Woolwich Crucible Midia Won by a length. NASSAU STAKES. Clarissa • Highland Fling .. • . G:rea • , • • Eugenie . • .. 1 .. 2 .. 3 TILE LANCASTER AND PRESTON RAILWAY.—TWe railway ne.erd into the postes,ion rd• the Lvricastor and Car lisle Company on Tuaday. The Canil Comoany, who pre viousl) helsi it on lease, have made s payment of 17,0601. on rant account, so that it is exp,cted the shareholders, who have been debarred, for the last year or two, by thr equ' TO cal po-ition of the company, from reccivir.g any dividend, will br paid one in about a l etniglit. THE CHOLERA.—This dis:ane it committing great ravvges in Boston. On Wilinealay evening an inquest was held in the Calks on the body of a pauper who had died there of cholera, in its m tat malipnart arrect ; and on Thurs day evening anothar inquest was held, ale on th e holy of a pauper who died in:the union, of the earns disease. On Thursday in..ruing Mrs. Tusferd, Cl the Market-place, alto died of cholera. Th• jury at the inquest on Wednesday !e a pre-el...men: of • fir.' .rain of atagraut wa.er at the luck of the union extremely „I. - . rituental to the health of the inmates of the place. MONEY MARKET. THURSDLT ETENINO. The opening price of Consult iO. 7 money was b2l, they then gave way for a short time, and were next done at 92t, after which thcy recovered, and were done at 94, and last at 921. For aecount they were fits'. mkilt,d at 921, then at 1, awl last 921, being nt - Arel for the close at 922 to t for money, and at 92t huyers for accent.— Tte Three per Itedth..ed vitro dine first nt 921, next and levt ril. , . 2 I nlib• rz... .... 04. ttd•