The Express. — London, England, 1850-07-17 00:00:00

JULY Is. The Repeal Association, at its nisei weekly meat ier: yesterday, was adjourned sits* die, Mr. John O'Connell stating that be would be prepared to re cipes Osaciliatiem-hall, or meet elsewhere, as soon as Ise received seenreaces of support ban the country that would *dry him is doles so. The repeal rest for the week amounted oaly to 41. 10a, to which minimum, the chairman observed, it had descended from a weekly sum 0(3,5001. At the meeting of the Mayo Isdepeadeat Club, convened to secure the liberal interests at Ilte ap p roechiag election, it was annomiced that Mr. Joseph McDonnell had withdrawn his claim is /avow of the ether Memel candidate, Mr. O'lliggiss. It is there fore moderato:id that th e latter gentleman will obtain the undivided support of the liberal porticos of the coostituescy. In the meantime, the utmost efforts ate making to muster the landlord forces for Mt. Batt, and to entrap liberal electors into protectionist delusions, The contest will amount to a pitched battle between protection and free trade, but not by any means on such fair terms as the same battle might be fought in most other Irish con stitueocies ; for the protectionist candidate is this in stance will bring to the aid of his mom whatever eclat he obtained professiooally by his oratorical dis plays on the side of liberal principles at the state trials : and the landlord system having worked with more desolating effect is Mayo than an perhaps any other county of Ireland, the liberal owns mast ea counter all the consequent disadvantages of an all bat annihilated constituency. The election heehaws fixed for tie 25th fastest. The prisoners, who were arrested for an assault on the police at Belfast, on the morniog of the 12th in stant, when two of the Orangemen were wounded, have been admitted to bail to take their trial at the assizes. Mr. Smyth, the Clue magistrate, who has been charged with procuring the death of his mother, has been admitted to bail to take his trial at the next Wises. At toe Waterford amine, James Casey, James Crotty, and James Lyons were severally convicted of haring bean of the party who attacked the police barrack at Cappoquis on the night of the 16th of September last, and sentenced to be transported for foot teen years. Thomas Wall was tried and convicted of a eimilar diem* and, with James Ryan and Tho mas Rein, wb, pleaded guilty, were several) y sen tenced to be transported for fourteen yews. Edward Ctiri,topher was tried and convicted of the murder of Michaelliogaa, at Eagle-hill, cad found guilty. He has not yet been sentenced. The oommercial article of the heseerin's Annual contains the following Tae topic of the week in the mosey motet km been the advance by Mrs. Kelly, whom name has been se frequently before public is he celebrated will 11111111, of the lane mu of 135,0001 to the Midland Great WNW& Railway CM. easy, w enable the latter tediscbarge the balms of the parttime mosey due to the Royal Coos' Company, betas about that amount. Mrs. Eel., naives a trawler of the combat dims: Ines the Canal Compsoy, as/ lotomesedm gat iseambrubsur ea it, the )Mal mot having been upwards of The Cbrk Examiner contains the followin4 eon xonoicatioe, furnished by the reporter of that panel specially 'misted to snake imputes into the state of the crop in the south fpnmeelly : A:endless to year inatrnetione, I kayo made inquiries is the several standee to know the state of the Grope. I have travelled *neigh a great parte( Cork.Waterkied„ Hammy, sad Tipperary visiting as several towns mad country mad wash. Mediate:, Coo lemartyr, Yooghal, Clubfoots , . Danger- Xilmasibmass, Waterford, Pultowis, Farther, Carrick, Clocoul, &u. I have made 111811•4•11 inquiries, portieularly girt. :sleet to 1` • potato crop, which never losk-d better at this woe of the year. No sppearaaaa of blight or Jodi entire of it Cho be detected throsghout the manserons fields it early to blame, bat all aro healthy and la:origin. Several of the towns erintiame to be well soppbed with new potatoes, at from 91 to 1.. a stone, and of excellent quality. Ti. trope is general acpear delightful in the various WI through which I have passed. Altogether, the harvest promiem to be • vary abundant oast. I have met several respectable agrieulturiate from the vicinity of Cabir, Tippe rary, Cashel, and Thoriss, woo esprossod the moat magnate astir.; aliens as to the coalition of both the potato sad meal erupt I. their respective diarists. FINE ARTS. BUST or Six ROBZIT PZZL.—This is a real work of at t, which has by chance fellen ado the hands of Mr. Hoguth, of the Haymarket. Amid the many retniniecemies of the late lamented baronet, which offend the eye by bardering on the jocose, it is a relief and a pleasure to find one which bears resemblance c3ui,LAI with befitting calm and dignity. Thii marble bast, which is to be reduced in Parian, wee, we be lieve, executed for a partner of the first Sir Robert Peel, by Christopter Benini, an Italian sculptor, and was executed five or six years since. The head is fine. atd the expression thoughtful ; without losieg the solemnit♦ of marble, the features are sufficiently animated and like. It is seldom that a foreign hand tau so well trace the English type, its gentle traits and noble mould. NAVAL. ADMILALTT, JOLT IC.—APPOINTIMITIL—Lintesants: X. L. Doan, to Nip' G. W. Rios, to Hastings. Cate' Balancer: Jaw sStool, lit duo; Anistast : A M. Gregor, let elan; Geom. Mack, tad elms; i. W.lnasseos, lad &IN acting; sod J. P. AUro, 3rd Wals— all to M.ilsbapases : Hos. W. Talbot, to Phaeton. N.Tai Cadeta : P. Itootogberg, to Vengeance; C. W. Etta., to hafts:ibis ; C. Murphy, to Thetis. MILITARY. (Prom last sight's Gastfte.) OPTICS or OKUNANCS, Jcti IS. RI. Scat. at ArtMery.—flret best. H. P. Using. so be see. eapt., eke Wise, ret. enb..p.; Iles. Liest. J. A. P. Amass is be rust tics Newton SPORTING. fly Inestrie Teiscrapi.) NOTTINGHAM RACHIL—TrEspAy. Bussir Pace Braun of 10 son. assk, 10 It, and 50 aided, if arse start ; for 2-yrs, Est 121 b; sad 3-yrs, Sist 121 b ; I ras sad peldisr allowed 31b. T.Y.C. (6 sobs.) nr glebberkles b e The Cutler. f yrs -Walked o- Norwisowairesuis HANDICAP of SS sow. auk $ ik and 5 only if &clued, with 200 added, Übe soma to romerw 601, and the third to save his take. Two Who. MI DOA) Mr. W. Ralph ad Maid of Ilraban, 3 yes, at Mr. J. Barber ad Maid at Tara Valley, 4 yrs. Gat 106 Lira 12wslardald's Himpliray, $ yrs, at US ......--.....-- 11 Two TIMIAI8D131•1138. Poyang ... 1 Liatit Weight 2 Mt. r ..... Jam loyal ....- .......... . 1 Wow *soy by a length. SHERWOOD STALIN Of 6 sow. web, sad 60 added, for Syr old. and upwards Two miles. (II subs) Mr. ALepheril's Alp, 1 Walked or Tel PLATT. - Michael lirastra Alp Mr Sao Ally • 3 rxtaxeive Arc?low OF Till SPITAL ESTATE.-- On Monday last, this prom i stv, emsistine of about 193 wee ul the property of W Jackson, E.q., M.P., adjoining upon Bronborough Pool, and a portion of ft laid out for ornamental baildiap, was offered for isle by liners. Wia st st the Monks' Ferri Hotel, Woodside. TM attend asset was very scanty. The whole lot was put up In the fret immense, but the hiddings only merlins 6,5001, it was withdraws at the reserve of 19,300/, or 1001. per acre. Two small lots were offered, for which there was no bid; sad no auctioneers haying ennouneed that Mr. Jackson ' would remain for a Inds to treat with private buyers, the bulk et the sompasy withdrew. It is stated that thin estate east Mr. Jackson 21,0001 —Liverpool Standard. Itlatli or FICTITIOUS Cavuuu TO TRADESMEN os illumuurrnas MID POSTIIIIOIIIII. Genoa Francis Yaw, remandid from last week os charges of issuing feud's lost sitesiees, has agate been examined. Tres prisoner, who is 'neap, is well known la Southampton and Portsmouth as a "teat moo," having, when well supplied with mosey, spent it mace freely ti.aa wisely ; and, subsequently, when • ene,k woo she aptly put to hie Demme; resorted to daps rats moms to replenish item nets the sou of a lieutenant cotAisl, who is wow &brood, we believe ; be is otherwise re. spectahly eseneelmi. Ills nano is painfully onnested with • suit for diverse sow Is proven at the instance of a gallant ofliusr fora Wasik of time conneetsel with the misty of who is unfortunately the prisoner's brother-is. law. The first MN gone iato was that of Mr. Alfred P. ter, of Soethaapton, who donned that the primer rose ;.em to p.y sa account of 21. 10s. tendering a sheer, for 141. damply= Musts. Berne and Smith, army egos's, si leadon. Wins= goys him IV. 10e. The primmer at the Uwe Mike had so doubt tit• cheque would be hewers/ fa duo 1011109. if presented. The Mtge' was dishonoured. Mr. Criminate Loodoe, chief clerk is the Is. of lisres.Benes wiled* Amy senutun UppseCkselewstrwit, liestrainerse.depared-1 have ems the paterim Wen this Weir; he lies me mown with our Ira. I Uwe his father, loinenan&Celweal Low, who hoops se assesset with tte. Is at hoettiniag of 180 the pinion,' hod as olleiriase penshlo kw we firm, at so mask a menth. ilobsegssetly, in May, lir), Celesta Law wrote to wynteriened thaterdse, and di , were the. gives t• us that this geseimes newsy should he paid to his lister, for hies. The ellownoss woo the WS* the money was paid regularly. TM gds.", drew tee se ewe& ehaq.a—perhaps men; all of whirl wore dis honored. Tim passer woo osessitted es dioilargo, awi ce aimed ashen of the Na. iroripdsa. THE EXPRESS,. WEDNESDAY EVENING, 11111,1 'Mt._ 1850, LAYHBTH. Tao SIIIIPICTID MORDIII IX WANDIIWOKTII. —Mr. Noddle, whose name has bora so frequently before the public, in sonsequenos of the Elyeteriou death of his housr keeper, attended to show cause why he detained some mousy and articles of wearing apparel, the property of his late heaerkeeper. Mr. Meddle said that his *sly wish is the matter was that of giving the posysety to the rightful owner, sad he had, therefore, regiment the brother of kis lass housekeeper to take out letters al admiaistration, whoa Ise should at saes have ghee up Me *lags. This, however, we. refried ; sad lsv • gold dell of trouble la the metier, it was his wish ma be ks any ems have the wowing apparel sad goods ex moque those sieludy entitled to them. The complaining peednesd a sots from her ludo, to which be reliardelisil all claim in her favour; and Mr. Waddle ultimately mminated to give up the goods sad mo sey, sod thus the matter has terminated. GREENWICH. ATTIMPTED , alias Percival, was charged with attemptlae to murder Capt. Alexander Sheriff, the superintendent of the Bart Country Deck. Capt. Sheriff 'aid that the princes , was in the employ of the East Country Dock Company, Rothrthithe, up to the 25th of Jane last, as • deal porter. I had frequently sautioud the foreman not to employ the prisoner. I bad particular reason for as dein. My inetructions were after a time attended to, and the primmer teased to be employed . Os Tuesday, the 26th ult., I was walking round the dock, when the prisoner came up to nu, and said that the fore man had discharged him, and demaaded of me to know oe what ground I declined to hold converse with him. I told him to go about his business gad leave the dock. He made no reply, sad I walked away along the dock side. After going a few puss, I (mind myself violently pushed and re calved • truseadoes lunge behind, sad in an instant after wards found myself in the waters of the dock, which is about eighteen feet deep. The fall to the surface is eight bet. Being able to swim in early life, I was in • &sedition to keep above water until assisted by the men at work. There was no means of escape had I not been able to keep above water until assistance was afforded. I had never spoken to the prisoner twit that day. Thomas Liddell deposed that he is a carpenter employed in the East Country Dock, Rotherbithe. At half-put three o'clock on Tuesday, the 25th ult., I wash% the dock at work, and saw the premier walk past the superintendent about 60 yards and then stop, waiting the arrival of Mr. Sheriff. He then stopped and spoke a few words, which I did not hear, to the captain. Captain Sheriff them moved forward about thus* or four poets (about three yardr), when the prisoner followed, and forcibly thrust him Into the water-4 fall of &boat eight hat. I lowered • man down, or Capella Sheriff must have been drowned, ---- demedgees --- bstraiinisT;ind ever and signed by the wiLego, lie - as passer wu ibily eeminitted for trial. .....ussurrOltki AT BRISTOL: Daring 1 heavy I Mom of thunder and Ughtaiag, which pared over Bristol on Monday, several aWdeats occurred. At the iron works, erected by the late Arm of Airman', Morgan, and Co., la the Marsh, et. Philip's, a high chimney was struck by the electric fluid, snd putially thrown down. The telegraph flag-post, attached to the dock master's ofßos, at Bathurst Basis, was demolished, and at the Batch, near the top of Old Market street, • hoses was very much damaged, a woman thrown down and Waved, and two hones blioded. In Church-lane St. Michael's parish, the lightning entered a house oa thi mottle side, frost which it passed to the oppo site side of the street sod iajured a wall of Prospect House. A man, who was crossing Dardhan Down dialog the storm, was streak by the electric [kid, by which he was completely Winded, and at a plasm called Compton Gloucestershire, a few milts from Bristol, two labouring men were •early killed. They were working in a field, and upon the storm coming oa took shelter under the branches of an elm tree, ao companied by a dog. The lightning, attracted by the tree, passed between them, Wires their dog on the spot, sad throwing then both down in a state of amenability. As soon as they were found they were placed oa a oar, and ima ?eyed to the Bristol Infirmary, epos arriving at which seta blialtueut they were surly in a state of collapse. Stimulants were administered to them, and !tritest& applied to the spine, aad hopes us sow entertained of their recovery. Duelled sac of the 'borers which fell, the heat was most oppressive, and a eciestifia gestleman had the curiosity to catch a maul NORTHBRN CIRCUIT.—Yosx, JULT 16. of she rain d . The thalWeenbetsto bekg inintimed in Km Rms.—Banat Ms. J ustice W townwo. roes to 74 eg. FAWarn You LID NOILTY MIDWID RAILWAY COMMIT. [AdvertissusaL) A RI HANNABIM Cum IN The plaintiff is a farmer, tuella/ at or in the eeightewir- ligualral l flebsrt ya r r a % wltrai l :r t liadarpeg a Wd a t hood of Bastes Beldam, and he brought this action to re- Is Van Dismes Ira apaaa. wow compensative for the Ism of two home rising three am , wijiag e ti N tr a ggin soder the Prima of the mutiosi yam old, which were valued at 001., and which men killed sa d was ankmegollkom wlmedital en lommilia‘ as do York sad Nerds Midland RaUway, near the %Ms W Wpm setest whom leenwld wiz arn• Ilsiess Posies. Os the toning of the 10th of Nosymber Ant *A the eedfolo eon bee the plaintiff's s.nsat pissed elm two hones la alda sf all. m T a r lidill trir adr i s — r"" miai s in g.g Ids, frost which they peeped, erased Pao other &Mk ad aa sM s h e a l t li g e s i dag a dana ma um W" it themes got spat the Malik, read leadleg frees Ireoryislisa gm it Task, dad Pond IhlM* ll . 4oo mg Os Builds weelgemest. Ms as LONDON OAZETTi-2114p i A41111 4 ; --- Tta e. lOWA'S NA Ii Baran Arms on Iltsviumambie °wow, to tairsollar Jai, It at 11, sal r a l d e i ,, apts-Trat Om% &IN Mobs mad ham, sod Limb sad Kawary, dash Terd:Ws., igliweletkApco-Tylie. 001.0T i rTIJO. CllMitff. 1111=dt . doalat Itja. Alto IS led 111 at 14 at WNW Md. et aig-.1 1 / 1 1104 Pluses 111ANCIIAID asd WILLUiI Pommes, Lads. taldwa, Aar. 1 and 1/0, 11 1 “/ Lab OWL &LB U/ 4011 . Id*: aC Id*, Team. Ueda. Tartu Daiwa tad Tama* lawoosa. Ittrottogtook, = . 1 ara A. s 6 tat 14 ot Blztelashala Court. tit= ; at wok W , omen; llMpum. EiMill ik tar Jkadoomo. Surrey, WSW, Ja/7 21 at 11, sad sty. War 11 Sol.. Heffitt, llialkelarlaar ; of. mids.. Cis" WILLIAPII Dams % Clulitiaa.stratt, it. Georst'a4s-tbsZaat, tailor, lay It a massise = m ag. SO at 11, at Sadaidaiasart. Sal., Deem Iblaatreat bill; It wasli., Mar" Games Eirwiir, iforthbig, Remez, hag 27 at 121. gad Aug. SI at Games et lialegballatreet. Bole. Rhodes aimt Ca., Chemeerplimm, and NM sed Wonky, a,Jdy Ir. a Whim ; Mi. wag, Peesea. On &MOIL N York Dada, Judy IS aid Avg. 16 c at 11, at L.M. Omit I ritemon, Lemegool, Balser, , Leeds; off. mit, Napa, mam lone eamessiitte Acern.mmar, Osadtdtatnot M. Paddbegtoa, carpenter, July 27 end Aug. 21, at It, at Bedegbal-areet. Vaugam, Laatialt4saglelda; oe. wig" named, Oullghal- Mambas. hue Steam, Teggetata. Teets seed temeheet,and 10, Cant. deL, ters. Lariat el. wig. Tsang. a lAeff4 t II Ul'4°6 JOHN guineas, Tosteth-puk, Lasteetdra, Ilomesd Actuate', Itt!, 29 and Aug. 19, et IL et Ltmemeol Omni. lob, Oregory end Os., Italkeleow, and Roby. Unread; at ram, Merge; Liver- Joss Witten, Ashby 4 e la Leleentenblro, draper, Aug. 1 et le, and Avg. SI et 11, at the Chart held at Notting alum. iota., Poeta and Oa, • Lewes, Aatabvta.la. w and Bedpan. Dembediem; d ;WS, Dittleetoe, Not ting gl i ttg:. , h i v e. Illemlegbat ion desk !War, July 22 and wig, MUNN ?m em afgaaaila Wiltshire, aug.taitatt, July 29 sad Avg. 92. at et SOW Oa, Abbot, Bristol; olf. Igaw. leateL WiLLUM Nana Was, Dew, Maar, July SS at ISt, end Avg. 29 at llt st Dattagbagagtaat. 9ry., Need and Co., Friday.mreet, Cbeagekte; OIL mtg. Om" ANNULLED. WiLumt Hammoteuem aill =Dmesteldro, memeen tenter. assuanions cayman& Eivram As sau, livia•ailm_, tilmebtabli—asti as. lid., July 16 and r 7 adea~Tuadlty, at likaaMs„ MaasWow. liaarta C.Airoaa, Lab. limlinder--Sat Na. of la., au malimaint prods, July IS awl mg sabsimet day, at Yuan% Leads. Imes Iliamamos, amadMsa aplat—lst div. at sa. Id., July 16 sad sly sallOomat Masalteater. luau Manuw, didi —lea elk. of 3d., July IS sad sa Milamisatibuirim liesamm% Lags. Jams H y ammy aid Warm, Mara, IlMq Mat imertlasts— tad Av. dit I La s. 36, July IS sad may sabisquat Timid'', at Priesam% Jen, sad &mum Ilsoreas alsrmanrs, Chl Norton, Ward s h s d Omplow. Olosimelonaire, Ist, 2sd. sad 34 t 114 .1 1,17.. lad do. 44., July is sad .s, outiesqoant Thursday, at Valpra, DIVIDENDIL—Ase. & I. W. brooks sad 1. Wilson, Liverpool, hou weleads—Auk. 7. J. Naas, Friday-Wen, Cheapsitle, City, ware seman. CIRTIFICATZ to to et ovoitto Ube d. oaks mos bo shows to Ma contrary, to day Aug. S. Mow" so l =ploloi woonhotwor— Ow. O. J. Duos% Itallskso4 Totka, etllt opietor—Aas. 111. T. Goods, lionford. tl. Mow* M Iftsabooter, mow —Aye. 7. T. Smith. lampou4 ehallimell= 7 * J. Wareing, Lavor pool, draper—Aug. 7. B. Wain. epos. Ban. stoosuroo. TAATHKESHIPS DUSSOLTED.-6. Atkinson sad B. =lb" Om* and Mancbseter, gingham manufacturers—U. Pss and H. Mmismd, Kew Barth, Laissalake. spindle smkers—W. Bowdray, J. Oaf ma. sad J. Kerby, ,Min.„ Oifordmarset, Mobsillgar. • is as dishW. Bev/day—J. laimma and J. Oman. Ilmibitim. yeas ers—lL IL Calbron mil I. Wk. Ihrfehtes. Se=builders— W. Damn sod T. Dam" J. Uwe Uwe mil T. listra viis at ianiagel aggreat. bllngtos, mil F. HigsrMairee., I I IIS Z " -7 11 131=r. Orglanda md Clingow, fasidresd. se Ibr as re pro Ids lIIMINdia ‘lllll. Mere Midi Tim hmermse Cam pmy. lb. Wagon Pile rad LN Ingsrewes Comm of Samland, tad Nara asid Waft Sadbad amd Assnesses Company, sad Ms Northam Ammo Cassgsay—__W. Grisslisw. sm..N. Grim. alum Jun., and V. Grisashaw, Closwell-etteet, wit& meaMmtarers, No far as regard. W. Grisijaw, sen.—J. bard mid H. W/gbarlek. Tunbridge, Kent, elisattlars—W. Joymosasd E. Me . Illmiemiter, attorneys—W. Keigbley, L B. Keigfeley, and J. Kefeakas. Halifax, Torkibire, card makers, so far as regards W. Keigiday—K. Kluge ford. sea., K. Kingsford, Jun. J. O. Lay, and J. W. Lay, Savage. gardens, City, corn tutors, seitiar as regards K. Kingsford. sem—J. Lyon and L Stiller, Glasgow, Moe meerts—J. Madmen and W. Carter, Tavistoek, Devonshire. wining share tankers—J. Mellor, J. Cunningham, and T. Powell, Liverpool, cotton twokersom tar as re gards J. Mellor —W. Miller, A. Miller, and A. Beard, Li verpool, wine merobsata, so far se muds A. Bead-8. Spanner, sea 6. g= Jam, aed J. Biddy, Hounslow, nurearymen—C. Taylor sea, J. Homibed, Form troMmaderis—C. Tully and W. U. IMUipa, loader. land, merehanti—it. Whams nod W. Day. Cireneester-place, New roed, cabinet makers—J. Wbaldale and G. Wheldals, Kingston-aye HuU, painters. SCOTCH SECIVESTBATIONS. Mitomw Bringsrr. Pri;rlo7i, - Fa7lne7, Jul; 22 and Auy. 12, at the Royal George Hotel, Perth. James Buan, New Ranchero., contractor, July 20 and Aug. 12, at Drumnond's Royal Rotel, Airdrie. WILLIAM Ca/. MUM WOO Park, and ALVIANDIR C/ODLINI, Town. band, farmers, July 23 and Aug. 12, at the Selkirk Anna, Kirtetid *int. Roam? Iloonrom, 11111hetd,In:shire, coal merchant, July 23 sad Aug. 13, at the Lennox Arms Inn, Lenexa-town. Guam fltus4 Edinburgh, engraver, July 19 and Aug. 8, at Clay sod Blades Mora*, Edinburgh. Fanners SALMOII. Newton of Foluingimm, cattle dealer, July 24 sad Aug. 14, at Ilortmat'a Ina, Forfar. MARKETS. COTTON.—Ltritzroot, JULY 16.—The sales of rotten today are estimated at 111,0 0 0 balm, and enewist ot about 10,000 American, 2,000 Egyptian, at 7/, 9; 3,t00 Surat, at di, Si; 200 Sea Islands, at 13, 13; total sine, Friday, 32,00 u. Imports' since Friday, 3,000. The market closes with teen buying, at the advance compared with Friday's rates ; prices of all kind+ are i to j per lb. dearer; In the last ten days American are f per lb. dearer. Burst in lower qualites. Brasil wad Egyptian id. u, . The accounts per Cambria give no better hope of a Urge crop fur nut year thaw previous ors have done. hianClittgrlg, it'LT 16.—A very healthy and fine ling pervaded the market, sellers maintaining an independ,nt atti tude, and for most numbers of rn an drama of id. to ed. per lb. on last Tuentsy's rates was d. At a biding redaction on these ears.. rates a large business would have been done, but some In. decision was manifested which curtailed the transathon. considera bly. Is cloth there has been rather a fiat day. Printing cloths have not done more than maintain last quotations generally, though for some descriptions suitable to the Kam India market there has been a plight advance. Dorneettes, log chiles, and T cloths, are improving both in demand and in prim. The came descriptices of goads in in demand as last week. The advise. from Canstaanamie state that there la • slow market fur clothe at declining prime. sad Moan there was more Wag In yarns, with improving prwes, yet the rates were still ainennunerative ; eunsequeally our Greek Muses were httle dia pered t t operate at the 'demises required for most deeviptions of goods y. WANUFACTURES.—Hrinnuinstn. July 18 —Then has been a good ram ket fur all kinds of fancy goods for the toll trade, and goods new In sty le and pattern bare clanged bands. Masufae. Wren sompl do of the lowness of prior, and began to think that grim must go up. WOOL.—HVDDERRIIILD, Jule 16. Daring the past Intialght there has bees s fair demand Cro Colonial Wools of low qua, Mies. Anphlng under 15d. per lb. hoe been taken off pretty readily.. German 51 ants assn yet very dull of sale, and scarcely anything data in than. WOOLLEN CLOTHS.—LEaDa, JULY 16.—Thee has ken an excellent market to.day ; wood markettble elrch met with ready rale at fair price.. Perhaps there never was a healthier, better. toned demand than there is at the present time. CORN.—H►t.sevroarx, July 16 —Vie had a rood show of Wheat; our fanners were compelled to meet the decline in London. and oar trade clewed balmily, at 2a. per qr. leas money. We haw had very floe raise. nta.l., 7917 16.-Bins Tuesday last ws hays had a tea mmate of wenn, genial weather, and unfavourable reports as to the Wheat mops have ceased. Tbe &Mee to increase stocks an the part et allies has received a check, and bunter is quieter than at the early part of last week. Holders, however. show no di.position to give way In prier, al:hough we have a considerable arrival Mall kinds of evaluating the above table was made up. Today our farmers wets little influenced by the dull reports of yesterday's London mar. ket ; aid some rain having fallen, they were enabled to make last Tuesday's prises ler all fresh thrashed maple% Rather more foreign ea show, and, theargit UtlN bushier was dune, prices are unaltered. Fine and heavy meting Rarity is scarce, and fetches long peters. For 'eluding tampon we have a good sale, at fully our quotations. Not much Maim defog la Reams, but holders are firm. Very few Nee offeriap, ad tie article Lin dement. L Tweed is dearer, and Cakes support As kb Civagen, with but few of first make offering. (bn. trait MN are Ma easy to buy. Rape Cates quite up to our quota. Mena 'hewn kor parts may be regarded as over. Present trice, : Wheat, Ithgllsls„, red, per qr., 4Se. to Cs.; white, lie. to Nor mod Unlimber% 411. to eits.; Pomeranian and Hamburg, ana„ma inn; Diumnb, Holstein, and . Friesland, Me, fa 26e.; Itamian, and fts. to 40s. Oats, Knolish, 15s. to 171.; Danish 15e. to 17e.; 13e. Od. to 1114. ; Russian, 15e. Od. to 17s. Od. Par. ley. madam 315. to 245.; grinding, 19a. to 20a. Rearm Ills. to 24a. ,• forign,2h. to 24 5. Peas, white, yellow, and blue, 2is. to Ma. ; grey and black. 220. to 14,,, Lowed, Slack flea, 44a to Oa. • Petersburg. Mis, to ess.; Riga and Archaliel, Yes. to 405.; lionigs'berg and Memel, mo. or , so., 'Amadeus..., lull, Si. 17e.&1. to 71. ta. 651.; dm foreign, (UAL• taferior, 54. Se. Raps Cakee, 75e. to 775. Id. Tares, foreign, Ms. to Ms. Guano. 61. to 101. Roma, Ms. Rye Meal, U. las. Imports for the week; Whist, 5,146 qrs. • Harley, 6,941 ; Oats, 1,4'5 ; bows, 5957; I'eu, 659; Tarot, 15; einseed, 1,910; 011 Cakes, 129 toes; Bones, 194. -- • - • !review, July 16, — The supply of Wheat eostisses very mail, but the weather being particularly fine, bu•laeesdaue wee very limited, at burly lag week's rates. lk•eun, Peas, and Oats %mattered In value. Lazne, July 16. —We still receive good supplies of wheat ; the trade is Influenced by the Inuttacr, which an the whole le favourable. The millers acted cautiously to-day, and pur chases were made at 10. per quarter decline from Friday's rates. but no di/paella' to urge pales at any further conemolon. Barley as be fme. Oats, Shelling, and Mew do set vary in value. LIWZI, July 17 —Tba a•ter dance at market to-day was very mesa, end Ithe supply of Wilma abort ; bat as the demigod was by we MOW tlvrly, a redaction of Is. to 2.. per qr. was °Wilted to be made before nay Wes were sereted. Barley, Oats, Wens mad Pea. la *on supply, with prkes ;mallow Wheat, white, 111. to 111. 10s. ; red, 101. to iOl. It's. Barley, 225. to 24. Oats, 13e. to 17s. Beaus, 235. to 275. Peek 23e. to 27e. LlraarooL, JULY 16.—Thu imports of omits, meal sod flour tide week are upon • moderate scale but. the weather having tweed very One, the detnaade of the tru ce have been moaned to mere retail (ruminate...l' any article, and an material varlstion Ism co. ourrvel in the gadabout.. The att. !ideate at our (Wm boohoo'e. this atomiser, was shy, and the blow OP .mull. Wheat was alikd Id. to 24. pm Isobel lower than 101 l Tunetay. but there appeared r mart (Mort, in making pinched's ea there woe in effecting Wm at *bode *llse. Good nat. betas mores, fully eupported late rake. Moor sad oatmeal were both dull. Yoe hange as resarda barley, book sad peas. Indian •on wit. in Wetted reseed, and yellow was la per qr., and white 6d. per qr., lower than on this day @Amnia. The weather boss toe mottled swearer. The fullowLr; are our quotations : Wheat. Voilialt per baba., rod, is 04. to Is. ft; rotes, Is. Id. to Id.; white, IL 2d. to ,add.; intro, 6.. ed. to Is. id.; Irish, rod. k. 4d. to M. thl ; extra, k thi. to as. Od.; white. OO 54. tole 11d.; sates, IS. Od. to k Id. Berk% Motels and kills. per Mho, la to Is. 04. Malt, per qr., lhaptieh, pals. 4r. to 3r; Irialt, Ma to 445. Mtn, Pot k toilltan and 20. W. to Ile. 104.; Welsh, Is. djd. to AL ; blob, one morta,ta. Old. to So. 74.; glareld ; as. pada, L. 44. to b. Od. ; Nona pa tr., 'Wish, Ma. to Ito ;'nootob and Irish, per 4901b0, Mk to bk. Mee, tees. Wthwhite, 24a. Od. to Mo. Od. Rosh pre 1611bek, sod ' iotoondoe Its, to 17o.; any Vo. to 11a,i osiorlbo. fW. 00. to Trinomial Worms Basearroig Yuuanor■ SNAP Summit Wilmot ININIWSOIII DOM= .... aim mi. _ 8080 Breese Beetle Brew Genet Brew &Me Omer OMB, Immo Oolle OMB OMB Mime 011111111 ben, elcattilias Ootailns Patti Ally Maly Partially Cloudy PAadrydy near Cloudy . i. l -- y (3ou4r (AdVertiMIIIIIIIt.] -THE ATZAPILATORT, Of IsMinn lista Dra; the oily dye that redly mowers for all colours, and does not require rtniolng bat aa the hair grows as It never tided or esquires that unnatural red or purple tint amuses to all other dyes. ROM and SUNS can, with the greatest confider" nowoubrad the above dye as infallible. and ladies or gentleness requiring it are requceted, d enerenient, to have It done the Snit time at their esta blishment, which will enable them to use it afterwards themeless, wriboot the *MO. of tailors. They think it necessary to add, the, by enewhas Moly le the leebtweeas item with the dye._ es. • yard= Wive matwided away wed without toteliti m o il thrb— Mines ildel est Meg. Mead ISA. SHIPPING INTRLLIORNCI. Mom ay Oelloipiaisalle.lhe . ANNAN %Wm.^ md.u.".. um. CASUALTIES, Lady Colebrook, hem New York to Delkno....,,,, mthei June 25. near Scatter ; crew aorta —Liverpol, July IC Madan—The ressalosha of tll4 CleW (13 ia from sod k , were takes iron the Madura, from Retoria t; I. musk 7, 111 lot. 21 8., toe. 76 R., by th e c,.j lootbos, of Newburyport, freak Arrociaa to Aotorrpo,bi:b vessel was la a leaky state, sad it wu supposed would pi). good to the Mooritias. Viscroy (s.), from New York to Geleay, went sti shore' thick weather. Jane 24, near Cape Sable, but would w: biddy be got of ; era., att., osved.—Liverpool, July ir, _ t Hamburg .................... Rabat ..................... Lisboa ...................... July 27 Pada ..................... Ay . 7 ladle vii Sontitaupton ........ J ly India yid .......... Bogue sad Halifax ............ 0 Weida° and lisvannah ........ I hay 12 woo, Lai& .................. July tl Snail ...................... I Jill 24 ARK! VIM. ALM= TWO 011•117-0 ff LiV1111)0 , g, Itg7 10 Aant.m.u—at Hull, July 14 from ........... AU..LIUDI —at Hull, Jul, 14, fr0 m.,,,, Arpla—st Lyua., July 11, from .... Ataa6s66-61. Graveriad, hay 14 from . &Laura Gravest:M. July 10, Aosou—st Grimm d, AVOIVRA—st Graver.. „ I' An %leo; duly 16. ::::::::::: ***** " ofel*Pi. July 16, ham...... ... . Drlatel, July 16, from ........... .eamvo Coono-M %wit* Julyl4, "' 4 ' 6 " , 've ...eovronsio-st flithids, July 14,...... -Wry* .t.,1 ham............. COONT/IfiF.-11l Welds, July 14, fr0m....... . . el CLAsses•--st &Worland, July IL Iron ......................... "“"" tll COPTVIT-at 8PIC•301bly July 15, form an Currco -at Bristol, July 16, from . ......... Carman. Jens-at Liverpool, July 14, C 1111.111,11 Grammes% July le, fmm aftIIPTIAN-st Grimier'. July 16, truo Came--at Grumman, July 16, fr0m.... .. Dotworr-at Liverpool, July 16, from Errcr-off Liverpool, July 16 ..... Luso-off tool, July 15, from Errorr -at Had, July 14, from • .. ZUSABIPPIi-at Hull, July 14, horn .............. p 461 ZPITII-off Salrombe, July 14, from .......... .. laarramaa-at Hull, Jul 15, from .. . ..... Oasarwsu DOllO,lOll-at J 4 froM;;: .. N yt. 2 GIVIMICIFIIt Lynn, Jul l 15, from_.. .. ............ - (hroaaterma--st Plymouth, July 15, .... . ... Our you Sarwmum-at Liverpool, July 16, rm.. °fray -at Gravesend, July from Haearr-st Gravaread, July 16, from Homes-at Gravesend, July 16, from ......... Hormove-at Gramme, Jul 16, from Hoserox-fit Hull, July 14, ILIPTIIIOSa -at munderluxl. Jul, IS, from. 11411111 MIT-at Portland Bolds, July 14 InassuA -at 6underl.ml, July 15, freak Jul Camemarvg-off the Start, July 15, from Jurro-at Gravesend, July 16, from Loarralmoc-arGrammend, Jul) 16, fr0m...... .... Loomonra-at Grammar'. Joy 15, from Lorre- at Hull, July 1% from .... Larourt- at , Hull, July 14, from 1 A MARL-•IIGPIITOSPISd, July 15, from .......... MAIDIPILSPA -at Gramemad, July 11, from • ... Mous Wiur.-at Gramma, July 16, from .Fred. Mr. -at Gravesend, Julyl6. hoot XiLIA ALIIATTP/1-St 011141611.1, July 16, from , MART Gravesend, July 16, from IListoss-al Gramm:ad, July 14, from OPOTIIIT-at Strlda, July 11. from OLOP CIBILIBTTANI4 -St GPIMISWIIII. July 16, from r PA , LIIII-Off Deal , July 14, from Glioam-st Hull, July 15, from 11V1•111-111t Hull, July 11,. .frose Ramiro—at Oravesei'd, 1u1y,13, from Suiu MILLI—at Gravesend j, July lk from Sous lissisv— at Graves's July 1 from swim—at Gravesend, July 16, from SEA Dater—at Gravesend, July 1 Mm sew--at Gravesend, July 16, from Seamen Maio—at Gravesend, July 16, from laranro—MBunlerland, Julyll3, from SISAIIIMPUII off Folkestone, July IS, from Tuts. GLUDOW —at Hull, July 14, from Tenro—at fitsieda, July 14, from Tansa—at Gravesend, July 16, from Ton CIINOti —at Gravesend, July It, from. Viers—off Plymouth, :July 14, from WAS/lAA—at Liverpool, July 16, from Wisecsies—off Liverpool, July 16 Witasimunt—at Gravesend, July 16, from BAILED. t4'l ,o ft .14410, ..... riothenb w i ...... .MT , ...1L •• • P.**, BL '''''' ' Ames-from Norval, Julfls, to *Lump -from Newport, July 16, to Aocausa-from Deal, July 16, to *mire-from Granata!, July 16, to Minot - Kr-from Gravesend, Jule 16, to Burma ATAIAX-tromnrmesead, AO 16, to BONCIAL 1111MMIANT-from 6111W , Ond, July 16, so BIITAXMA- from Liverpool, July 16, to BOOPROMS-from Liverpool, July 16, to Cm or Losoom-from isransend, July 16, DILTA-from Grinnell July 13, 10 IM FA-from Shields, uty 13, to 1.M11.11-from Sunderland, July 11, So Gaud, °soya -from Hartlepool, July 13. to GOOJILAT-from Liverpool, July 111. to • •;:111 -from Newport, Jultl S. to JONA OUT -from Shields, July 15, to JJZAIMA-I . MOI Sunderland, July 11, to K. P. Oeess-from Gravesend, July 16. to LA.II.IA-from Liverpool, July 16, to Momatems-from Liverpool, July 16, to .. . ... 3t &mousers, tilsau.-from EA:south. July 14 to Movie-from Saloombe. 15, to Ouns Herons-from Gravesend, July 16, to . Oiwsao-from Liverpool,. July 16, to Parana Vim nun - from Liverpool, July 16, to Patias-from Jersey, Julyl3, to Prsat-fraot Shielau July IS, to Pucs-from Sunderland, July 14, to Liessm-from Hardepooi, July 13, to s -from Soothamptoo, July I', to Sous-from shielels, July 13 to StlllllllllA -from Gravesend. July :16. to Sauce-from Liverpool, July 16, to tIALACIA-from Liverpool. July 16, to VULCAN-from Grussewl, July 16, to Woaeurns-froat Plymouth, July 16. to 11188KLE SPOKEN WITH. Car:. 'e c 1 Nom .Ihat Prat M n t :n C. U. II • e~f Car V-4. ref r. .nun Conearrnsta Cukor, homeward 0 , und, .I , ey 1, lit. N, : CIIT or TIM &LTA}, July 3, :9 Mal. E. of litlf.l:t .7. Lirrirr, Scott, frees London tor Genoa ; t. 1. Bpar te and iatana, Livingstone, frets Landon ; 4'.1 on Jo y L aim., (end not the &MIXT. as reported r,s:erds, . ,:c tor London, JUDE. Lat. W (on.:: tV. • Tosco (iehoonet), July 1 t, steering P.n.W., of Cv,? BRITISH SNIPS ARRIVED IN THS USITED 5T1,11:4 Ellerilie, from Liverpool, at New York; Brtiish v leen. Line rick, ditto; Columbus. Liverpool. iii:tc; C ok. ditto; Margaret Evans, London and d;:tc; ; Arabian, Belfast, ditto; Aberdeen Liter:iv!, ditto; Oregon, ditto, ditto; City of Ci:usgow, Glse.sw. .'i , • ; Esupralls, Liverpool, ditto ; Home, ditto, ditto; Hasse, ditto ; lame Wright, Liverpool, dim , : ditto; Sarah PArker, Newry. ditto; l't Lrerps.l. Constellation, ditto, ditto ;Amy, L ; A.Y•tit. toe, Liverpool, ditto . ; Jam: mown. ditto, dit•u; ditto, ditto; Admiral, Shields. ditto; L:Teto Boston; Spray, Newport, Wsles, ditto; II ariett S:ott, ditto, Norfolk ; Wand Lady. Newprt, ftlease:fr:s; swot, Liverpool, B wtoe ; Mgr! Alri.a, Newpur., Witiam l'irrie, Liverpool, New Orleans. SHIPS SAILED OIL C LE. t THE t KITED Sr trts Toa GIMAT BRITAIN.—Camts (real B iton for L'verVol ; —• _ _ R. C. Winthrop, ditto, ditto: ATI• :Sdrolk. C : real, Charleston, Liverpool : William l'etten, New Orleans. Liverpool ; Haitian I, din', ail • : Mdteales, ditto, ditto; Oem Star, ditto, ditto; H. Thornton. Philadelphia. Ulm 11,w ; General It ekltia, Chail•con. Lie rp tol ; WaNt!rft, Norfolk, Rexford; lialamar • Lyeep .01 ; Ametionsi,Apvischiedo, ditto; :VOLK Droop, New Orleans, Liverpool; Victoria. New Y.rk, Lonclm ; Haentaot. New Yoek, Liverpool; Eternal. ditto. ditto; De Witt Clinme, ditto, ditto; R wino, ditto, ditto; Monditn, ditto, ditto; Albion. ditto, ditto : Cambridge. .:1;t.%, ditto; Anna Maria, ditto, Limerick ; Meng, ditto. N•wpdrt ; 31110 H. Shep herd, ditto, Liverpool: Na itanset, drto, ditto; P•rothes, (UM, Llnd.ndertv ; ll trlard, d•t.o. Tus:arors, ditto, Liverpool ; ivar Wet+, 11th, di3J, Western World, ditto, ditto; ?dare Hal!, Gv. A. Hort. y. Cleatellii, ditto ; John and Alhat, Savannah, ditto; No- Mudd Trimb.ill, New (Mew, ditto. BIRTHS, MARRIAiiRS. AND DEATHS. mittlis. ••• • •-•-• CI. I'TTON.—JuI) 11. at the Vantrase, Karma Walden. tlit` Ker. IL Clutton, lI.It, of a am Cl' IiZoN.—J tt:r 11, at Grove House, Lower TOALItig, the llon. A. S. U. Curt •11. of a daughter. !`d. —July Itl, at Iron Cuitope, Lower N.:cooed, sho A. Helps, 011 s.ll. DOINIRTY-MI'SGILIVE. , July ^ .• Ma.!el. , . Mr. D. Brulgnorth, to An... youne..t .I...whirr of Mr. M. M....ga..• Comport, formerly of It..nalual. Cheahlre. FREFW.\N-STAKKET.--duly IL at Sumford ebnu•N 1.. F. tlarleon, Mr.J. Frveitian, .mly von ef Mr. 1. J. Freya Sarah, only daughter of Mr. 11. Starkey. thipanna Onatr. JACKSON -July 14 at St. Maitre., .lanzt•m. r Julian.. Yea.. late of the Royal nee Magnat. to hum. tom.. daughter of T. WakelleM, I. of laalgton. LFITIANI) tlOO. -July 14 at St. John'. Churelt. o ' l4 ' M. Falloori, the Dar. L. Ley an...• t"ur..te o! 0n.m.bt.... ,. .0 to Margaret only daughter of the Lae J. I headAL 10. :It Weym autb, by the I`.. moron. R. Surtoee, Vag.. of Ueda...rah Ware, ant Durham. to Annie, widow of the late!. Alston, Jan., Caudle, and liatokl House, Ikadtordahare. 8111.11 • Ili It Ilk dd. Olimigb, per lorl it .. AW, di to Pia. 041. ; aid, Ira, Od. to Il Od.; M 11s. *IL lreei, psi 2411 m, 10d. to la. I par fillb., red, fa. fd. to ia. ; Z . 13 01 red, fo. IN. to Ils. 2d. ; white es• WK$& i imbed mal Ile. 411. tads. 7d. ; Me:- agsad,lla.M. to 7s. 34. atimilk Dualhomil fd. is; M. Id.; Tttle. Id. es de. id.; Liffintellidtle as.leds. rd.; /Led. to Mad.; Um Polumbeigond rid. is. Is 81 . 61 4 Do* 00.1 As to is:N.; oft% t 6d to MAK ; sealmaa, le. tri. la laid.; red, to 15116.1144 vlll4 Ikeda. 00 lit Ilielmspeb, red, e ta ed. Ils. 01 loplka. la Otto N. Kt Ided/Mataamia, kc. bard, iiii, _eed• 41 - I PL Is 1 4 81 . 11 1 1 10M1111. 111111 e. 11a. Ms. es Ma. Beim par is. lIL se la. em. Ostri pm Mr., b. ed. to Is. 10d.; 11alerm,%hp:C M Ss. ld. fleame. moc,llimayssa, lea. to V* ler4llb., MI6 id. le Ili. qr., alt* he, 01a. to thi.; odlua, ft. W. es fliaer per W wed, lIIIPA:I 4 : 4 6I.Istis. Ild. ; ILL WoolinlOrwod s ow to 1110. ; 225. ed. to Ma M. • Ililahlgida •00 @weak Mb ft to Camas; sour, l ' ile.4ll.b Ns.; lOW- Sao, persaikof 20011 m, MO& to SUM. brim Cors,mr rims. roblost Wadi. to 27a. GC; yellow, Nit N. to Ma IL; , Ma. Od. to PISA& Wks Own Wel, prt 102Ib s He. Pd. rone diew Arrivals *ad imports frau dr Ith to Ito nth July, la thrive. tote Liverpool ;-111sest, 6,1/1 qrs.; Illaday„11 • Malt, 30 Oats 1,11211; Ilsona, Mt; Inaba 1b,549 ; Ommad. It lacks; Mar, 1,7 61 redo; and 753 Mk. to ksbad ;—Wbarg, " SS W . ' ; 1 .,... 113 ° i lamil. in: per, I 7; bass Ors, 10,200 ; Wow Own sou, SU kris.; Thar, S4l mks sad OS beta LINN. July 16.—A fair qaaadty of Wheat at market, mil k di@ weather Win very floe, the ads was slash, at about Is. pee llf• ofale• alka be 1111 m, Oa. to 44a.; am, 42..; white, 465. per t i the Pastas Osts, 40Ths. to nibs., 17s. to Ile. Deem, MIL PLTIIOIIIIr, Jelly 10.—Tho Whist bads um ;drooled at MI mutat by gas mother, sad Wee made ware at the Meg Ilemeg al the boyars. Tanmes• supplies mediae very small, let Ibillobree is bras f rom salved from aimed daring the Mg days, prkaipsk, fro eaLidueirt .6 : 1 18.--Our market to - day was *hay at. tended, mod to. of psis was small. Dr. eut wete, is weft 4 ea adman of Is. par ge., sad Mimior bad a downwed !lecher ens very dull. Is Plow dials was I so altsmeloa lit lielmllmg &sky was Is tar request, at Issl duoiodois. 081•42411•4115101, were bought sa= eg tom as ea Isal sod bat few Wes I Moot MUM. IMAM, 41Ia to Ok.; red, 40a. M 41s. pod pesky. Ora; IS. to IN.; Milan IS., to IS., Beam. F4171 , 21‘10. ne. Is 11 14 Ws 8.0. 1 1 01 1 Ps l l% 26 e. to He. Pee qr. 1184 OIL aisle pees M. to a, par Mai Tama, 4s. dd. to ie. Flow, PI& 10 . sta. CATTLE. &•.-1114nweam•x. July l5.—W• lava • laz t r . Mtasel Ewe ftdar, but the ambers ft Sharp show a alr. 7b etteedsaft of buyers is vary numerous. Sid sae zatkoe kosft.enebisring tbe quantity on offer, at la.t week's eurrandaa but we slyest a few will be left ;mold. Mutton all sold up ftrly, ft as as of ft. or U. per bead. Bud, Oa to 5a ft.; prixft. le la. SI. per state. Mutton. Id. to Std.; priroa, Sid. per lb. INVERNESS GREAT SHEEP AND WOOL FAIR. (Abridged ken the reports ell W leurowee Courier led foremen ideertfar.) heehaws's; July 13.-The slatkot here, looked forward with se much bitterest and =duty, am ineMing the whole yeses ellgehrl end prosperity id a these body dens hill brows and ladle regulating the prises in all the Wader werfeats. =tragn i b l i v w , :• ma tt e l d tes formbet e st b, Al the was lboemenee (twin lisei-boat de* owl wool has been campers. mit se dedy lor wed of theme an sew ispowd or at Fort-eilthaas. The Ohs zawbst is lugidy weisLebry. ewes reductice Ow lobe Odom ken lost yews 'dm w expected, but it has bees h=HIM; while weal has exceeded the prices of last year, por deed Thew has bees a great demand for white or wwwwwed week whisk add nein at the. and 24e. per stow. The • elesipel lob.howerret. we of essayed wool. Momentums dimmed Ser and WOW on the to the sheep feces sebum dilleee and the sans of the climate. Mk Menthethee the colour of the wool, tad no adequate substitute fur the be eel bare has yet Walt fond. Ile Cheviot wool, however, sold et etheihst prises, and may theorises of stones hove been slot bees Ud ed. to Ira per deed The high mice of neeen di rs d s beiewohle to be imbue and the mannheturers anti. sw dee ots d. aNW Isther dowsed we tr al= ees, goods. Tbe ositiond high lobe debtor awl =Nes wad he ettributed, Mt, to the dourishiag Mate di the wawabetezing_distrlets ; nom, ly, to the abunda n t p es . two la OW web ; and. thirdly, to the favourable prospects o f t h e tnewip gawp oboe the Pant warm weather set in. Everything, as the from eny, sum= alt bat to have taken • f a v ou rable turn, end good inehets may be ogtheled to continue. The buyers state that they led by bet par's eardrum, and Mee they were determined to hold bask this moon meow wore remunerative bargains mild be obtained. This resolution seem; however to have melted away be. lore Use Starlet was over, as all the large lota have been sad, many them preen- ely at last year's prices, arid the others at pries only a Muds I , wer. Another advantage to the sheep farmers in the north is the reduction which has takes place In the price of smearing mate- dale The best grease butter, which last year was about 44f. p r ton, was eisbasool for oe this occasion at 344. and 331. ; and American ter bee bin he. 111. and in. per ton to about 141. Great inip..na. tam from Lennie*, and the introduction of Danish butter (a new Ithesmodity here). has tensioned this reduction of price. lbw.-The sales tionsenenosd on Friday evening, and went on with wore spirit than last year. The following are some of the prin cipal Cheviot lute, which we set down as reported, without any at. tempt at elaseillcatlon :-The Inagwell wedders, 22.. (or 234. per cod storm as prevails in all the sales of sheep). Mr. llorne's Clyth wed. less, M. Mr. Houston, Kintradwtil, wedders, 29,, Gd.; ewes, lea. ed. Hr. Hall, &the ewes, 20.. Bighouse ewes, 195.; linhoues young ewes, 1 hi. Dun h wedders, 23.. Mild& wed dses, ate ; ewes, lee ed. Auchenduick wilder., 245. 6d. ; ewes, lie. loorrybreek redder ; lthirrybreck and Kb/burgh ewes, lea. ed. Mr. Brown, Linkwood, Morayshire, ewes . , Its. bd. ; and his Bossehire ewes, lie ; welders, Its. °spuds.' wes'Alen, 22e. ed. ewes, 12.. 6d. Us. and les. 6d. F.riboll, 345. sad 16 .. Arnow, 21., 6d. and 13.. 6d. Gerneary, 22a. fal. sad 12s. ed. Modell, 20s. sad 13.. Landover welders, 24.. Keoldals, 235. 6d. and let. Sd. Pones welder., 2..5. Ledasore wedden, Lis. Micheline 'redden, 23a. Sandside, 255. and 13.. Mr. Paterson sold the Annulate ewes (400), at les. serenading (Labbirtioni) wedders, 235. Combust:sore ewes, lea. Brenda wed ded, 24., Ithudunan Cheviot weddere, 20s. ed. Feorlig ewes, lb. Kyle ewes, eats Drynoeh weddere, 22e 3d.; ewes, 13.. Gd. Tor laid ens, are. od. Rosie ewes, 13s. W. Cilendhu, 23e. el and les. ed. (exactly last yeses prices). Messrs. A. and A. Stewart, Ellen reach, sold a lot of Cheviot welders at. 225. per clad score. Mr. K. Murray, the Forest farm Trodden at 2.1 a. 6d.; ewes. li.. ed. Auks tool slack ewe at 121. the per clad more. Mr. Seine. Sutherland. shim weddero, 23a; ewes, Ire,. d.•, young ewes, the; Argyll.-hire weddera, 21s. ,• ewes, 11.. Boa Cheviot wilder hogs, clipped, 1 is. The Ord oat Cbevict ewes. Its Mr. Meer, Abersky, Cheviot wed d e r. 20 s. The Stray east Cheviot ewes, .lb. ed.-Leicester Sheep : Leicester diantonts and entmers were sold at from 'Mt° Ms. Mice*. ter cross lambs from 12e. to 13e-Blackufaced ; The Me Ithudanan blaek.taerd trodden sold at 175. ed.; Scuirinialt ewes, 7s. Coasts!. nary trodden. 17a. Lan se.-Cheviot : Mr. Leslie, Totten, sold his lambs at 1 10. Si. ; Castmeenore, Its.: Rode, 9s. ed.; Sandwoof (Cape Wrath), la 3d.; Orton, lie.; Feoellg, Borgie, 9s. 3.1. ; mid.owe lamb., 7s. Si; Kt 9.. ed. ; Ebist. be ; laic, 10s. ed. ; Scallasaig, 10s. ed. A tins lot half-bred Webs (cross betwist Cheviot and Leicester) sold at Ile 3d. • the Glealataig erns lambs, ea.; the Donato' lambs, Ile. ed.; Saw n; A. 6d. Mr. Macdonald, Athanault, bought Pm block-faced ewe lambs at Of. ea per clad !COM. Mr. Allan Maevean sold the Ardintoul redder lambs at 101. per clad score. Mr. Sellar's Morvich, mall ewe lambs, S.. The Ord Cheviot 'redder lam* 91. per clad soon.. Mr. link, of Ultra, sold the Cid nos welder lambs at 71. 10s. Several lot of black-theid Inaba sold at 7..; old ewes, 7s. Wom--The leading clips of Cheviot wool hare been sold higher them last year by about ts. per mane; but there Is still a comiderable moon of second-elan wool unsold. The thardonbush wool sold at 17s. • Bipolar, 170. 6d. ; Balnakeil, lee; teearrybrent, les.; A•selds duiel, les. 9d.; Eritioll, lea.; Most, 13a. el; Kyle , 13.. tid. • Aunt more, les. ; Calder, leo.* bale, lie. ed.; Drynock, 13e. fli ed. ; S a nde, 17.. llr. K. Murray sold his Cheviot wool at 16s. Mr. Baigrie au/d the Aedrow Cheviot wool at lee. ed. Kr. Jobs Chisholm bought the Ar behy dip, at 15s. ed. ; the Kerrey nip, at 1'0.6d. ; another clip, at the.; and others mentioned elsewhere. Mr. Seller sold his wool at 17a. ed. The Ardintoul wool went at 13s. ed. Mr. Bethune, Aran, odd his wool at 13s. fd. Mr. Clark, Viva, sold to Mr. Morren, of Milford, his Cheviot Tubed wool, at 13e. ed. ; and his black.fak at he Mr. Neon, Laverne. factory, bought the Comer white wool, at les. ed. ; laid, 13a.; the Sheuglic Cheviot white waded, at 235. ; white based,les • lad, Ills. 3d.; and the West Gaiety white bog, at 245; I mid, the. ed. Mr. Arras, Debra., sold his whits wool at 2is. Mr. lehastone, Inverness, bought several lota of white and half bred wool Ist tos to 21s. ; laid Cheviot, from IM. to 1 is. Mr. Brows, of Link wood, ,old the Novae black.facril to Mr. Johnstone, at is. Mr. Jobs stooe bought several lois of the same kind, at from 74% to 1111. The white wool, as we have mid, was much in demand, elredy foe mann ' henries in Bradford. Ilse Pewee white wool, 24.. per stone; Old. MU, SU.; Stemmer, 24..; Scorrybreck. 235.; Dry noch„ 24e-Basek Wool: Onsperatively little biadi-had wool wail sold; but we beard of now lets st es., Ps. U., andsmall pared was bought es the Inverness factory, at So. Ad. Ilmaaasso NATIMALS.- Some contracts were made for MIN) bat. em at 34e. to 370. per cert. Tar, 140. Serere domestic dotter or. aimed the absence of an old friend sod visitor, 51r. Aoderion, of Leith, but we understand that he transomed business by letter with Stacy of his Wends, at current prices. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. WEDNESDAY, JOLT 17, 1/150, The State of the Weather at each of the following places at Niue o'clock yesterday morning. —The stations 1:0 arranged in order of latitude. Waned Pleat. Course at Who. $ 1, 6 0, . of j State of Weather. PLIIMOOIII Ponsisotma . 11.ernoos_ - __ __ "„. ...._ . tiot-rmmarece ......... FoLcurons „. BASIMITOILL..... Salmi. Illtazaps ...... i. sm. Oiro. .... Ouwcima ..... " CAMBIUMS Coccsitarca BtaxixouLui APJIOI3III Lyman:mt. 111.0400311111. WIMIT ..... °antis Breese ' Partially Cloudy Cieatity bream Partially Cloudy Calm _ Cloudless Geptle Bram Rw. w. LW. Filar Coed, Calm Partially aoudy Oestle Demo Partially Cloudy Mtn Cloudless N.E. I. N.E. N.Y. BE. N.V. tisettls Braaq W[htAirs I Partially Cloudy I Osamu& Cloudless Cloudless Partial!, Cloudy Overeat Partially Qoudy P Mud, artiaily Cloudy Partially Cloudy Outlaw Partially Cloudy Cloudless Cloudleap Parlallv Cloudy Cloudier@ C - re . n7le Breese Gristle Breese Oretle Breese , °retie Breese . Goads Breese elm OTN - tle Breese Oaten Gentle Breese Gentle Krause Gentle Breeee Gentle Breeze M:,yacK 1 LAx.ax ...—..—.....- 01..isow ........ ioINISVINS• ...... THIS DAY, Noox. WWI. Strength of Wind. Weather. N.L Clam. Clear. Th. realms [tom the following places did not ressh taw in thus tot publication yestcrdar ; they thews/ors indicate the state of the weather oa Monday morning ea nine o'clock. V N.I N.V. N.K. N.U. Rain fntelligam EQUITY COURTS.—YstrenDAT. soon Re Wenn or nos nous. Moor is. Tee FRILSIOSIICIT AND CHUM BOMWAT CO . INJUNCTION.—N6II3OIIIIO3 I 07 Rms. Dux This main for aa Woman to newels the delashats hen etwtribeillog Winos the expellee eta bID haws par liament to lateen the navigate' of the Rine Dee, wkia used over hem Oa Mil April last, was stela brosest baste the wart. It append that the sesspagy had snaked legislative peeps to neat wharfs and warehouses es the River Dee, sad to ribs nosey for the papas. Het the Revitelica a the TIM beat is a my Minoring esesditise it wee fend oneseary to se zpl a r e ipattageret for powers to ' improve it. • bill wee masa& basis ports. ler this perpost a xi ms sowinsy eswelhowed tower& the ex s It, sad seen to ealotrilnas 88•01 mesa. k bibs ensineed shee by t the dineton biped, advenagens to the enepeay that the avitaties of the river ellesid be lapreved. The bill le this men wee Med by a shareholder ef the essapsay al. leg* that Ms ingitegy pausal we teed. out of widish they could legally entribete to the sanuose of he bill before parliament, wed eating to mania them hen deist se. An the imjessties stow Seidl for had this object la view. Moan. Tenor, Reopen, and 81 appeared weer the *WM ; sad Mears. Malin asdni. for the dehedests. —The Master of the Rolle said that whew the ecapny "b -ushed lowan to make wharfs ea the rivet Desk Ina have bees knows to nay see 'seesawed that wens asterislly haven. be he snipes% wed it it ben thought anessaary se Imam de enfilades they have eh:aimed powers fa that papas. Dot She est of sauna soder whisk they wen authorised to asks the wheel, set eely did set give panes to apply the fens to issegen the unisons, bet ontraded say Rea sales. It saw was fund that the s emi woo at only set is esti geed order as it woo flogneety, but that It wee dowitiellas end With to be skied' up, salsa soaahlat woo awe to vest it. N. desist, seder Waft drousansee, It wsM Is of greet advaligs to the annoy if is bail moil be ap plied Is isposeag the imitation. Bet thwa Wag we power Is thole sot he that purpose, the endow mese whether they seal apply their hada he able purposes thee these allowed by Me set. It had hen washeralay do. sided, swept by a denim of the Rowse of Lords, that s penned of fans he as pupae, weld set he say ease, although es. Me bends of she 1N1D.827. and wet wow I. the arts. new% that the essepny were entitled, Is eelf. = a n owed their agog la penalties the Ma inseams wawa It wee, Is she argeant, liaised to ssehdeg ea wassaiwast at law, an It was aim said That slthough the eaapway could wet apply their hale in lamas, the melted's, yet th.r highs !gotta, spill is sewer& gnat a sew law to sesbi. them to do so. Mat ha did sot coma is then seguteate. sad he was shall el opines that the papas& epplionies of the foods by she sempsoy was Mega ; sad, derefere. that they ought to be minion from a apply's, than. Bit lordship treated the iajsastia, bat without sere. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. HOME CIRCUIT. JULY 16. The badness tr the comity of Mem was weesweseed this moraine J the Lord Chief Blau prodding oa sown side, sad Kr. udie* Eris at aid = i s. The entry en the civil side is wry light, there • sal, 14 eansee, 'need of whisk ere undefended. TM maind saleader entaine a very serious mous% of grim, sad it appease that, oat of Xi primed% only two are able to read sad write well. Nome of the asses disposed of to day reamed safielent features of publie baportaaes to Notify thine being reported. NORFOLK QLRCUIT.--RZDFORD, JULY 16. This evening the Pftee arrived from Aylesbury, by spe cial Igaia • P i r mied " " their loddian, ham whew Mr. Justice Pedalos was ammorted to the 81sizoliall, when b. °pseud to eimaledes. There is not s sink came entered Ise trial ia the Nisi Prise Court. There ore two printers for housebreaking, three eeversl asses of snalisioaely wouadiag, sad four minor dream. MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—Noanumrrox, JULY 18. Para Platt Was still occupied with eagles is nisi pries, Me. Parlout Mamba, took hi. seat ca the eriasiaal side at alas o'clock this metaiag. _ _ Cask pa FaLOWIOCII STUBBING. R. &Rah, d Yl, wtWitllll;lZOsaly stabbing Sauna Wanes Bud a% is the Wiest. preseenied ;aTiersatTe; was not &loaded. It appeared that the affray oat of which the *large as... took place ea Om Sad November, 1849, at Buttes Berme, the pr.soser not bed m/ apprtheadsd until May last. A pular house quarrel bad led to a Beht, whisk was interrupted. sad the parties shook heads. Afterwarie they agaia mous tired es the road to Hartmeough, sad Imola* had one woad the primmer ma to his clothes, which ke had throws off, sad rushing ea As prosesator stabbed his is the left breast. The wound was • seven one, under the left cellar boas, jam over the azillary artery, sad lad it been • liltle deeper the man must ham Weds. death. Ti. rieoser's debase yr that prosetator had bee. int tatiog ham all day, ad at last would fight his. What he bad den was la his owa defence. The jury *mad his Gray, aad the loused serjesat ssa- Mated lira to tom years' tressepoetatioa. _ Asearyr ANIS Bo RRRRR at DILIMIITIT. Edmond Bowe vim charged with 'Wanly mean* sad relhiag Jeta Hon, at Daveatry fair, as the 10th of April, 1849. I 'was thews is *videos. that the prosecu tor sada Mend left Daventry about 12 o'clock on the night in question, and that when about a quarter of a mile from Daventry, the former approached a pate, with the iatostko of ironies be hind his friend on horseback. The horse shied, the rider was thrown, and samethini happened to the prosecutor ',kWh deprived his of Ids SWIM Willa he recovered he found four or five ma plendertaw him. He lost tea firm pound notes and one sovere4a, and was'cruelly beaten. Several witnesses deposed that the prisoner and three other men were seen to follow prosecutor and his friend, and that subsequent to the robbery the whole party were met by Om constables maths' for the hoses of one of them, aimed Frost. The prisoner was seised, bat connived to maps, and was not taken until flay last. A Sl. sots sad a purse, iden tified by the promeater. were head on the spot, when the scuffle took place.l (;wiry.--Seatenoed to 111 years' treaspereadaa. WESTERN ClRCUlT.—Wmairant, JuLT 1& Caows Cocar—Baroaa Ma. Rtsowu. OVIX[Y. BrlOl.lllT AND ROBIZILT. Geo►ys Grow7;rriidiciaiiiii>r;ii'uTiiiito etsa boom of F. Pierre Aoger, Eq., a medical as melding at Carisbrook. It appeared from the evidence of the prosecutor that he went to bed, oa the 7th of March, stout 11 o'clock, having made etermtbie6 fast. There were no window shatters, but bolts to the wiadowe. Oa the morning of the Bth he went down stairs end found the wanking-room door bolted la the inside, which was not left so. All the books, dtc., were thrown about, and the window had been broken. The boa box had been broken open. A travelling box bad been re moval. He enatised the room and found a silver-mounted pip. gone money, mad canons other az:isles were gain His writieg de4 was alto in &ander. The window had been brokea by having paper made to fit the square, stack to it by treacle, after the application of w►ich adhesive paper the window could be broken, the fragmate adhering to it, and therefore caused no noise. Geo. Grapes, inspector of police, went to Mr. Angers ea the Bth of March, sad found the house had bees entered es above described ; he also found track' of footsteps whisk ear responded with the shoes of the primers. Witness pre dueed a magnifying plus, a pair of slippers which were. speeded with the weeks, sad a pipe, found ea Newbury. 19 imam thee searched the houn of the prisoner's father, and hind on silk kaadkerchiefs,a pair of drawn, and other goods; he subsequently found several other ankh, fa the plus described by the last witnese. The witness also pro duced some of the adhesive paper, with glass adhering to it. Wooldridge, another peleceman, also produced a quantity of goods found in the house of the prisoner, whisk were identified by the prosecutor. Guilty, but recommended to mercy in consequence of his youth. Mr. Cook put in a written character for the prisoner, end his lordship made inquiries respecting him, which resulted La the Saperinteadeat of Polies stating that the prisoner was is the habit amain with bad characters, although never beton convicted. Six months' Minimum's . CHaaol or BIOAMT. Sophia WAiriar Weans was !ideated for aunts. Edwin Doswell, her foram hothead, George Winters, being then alive. Alit. Mitchell proved that be was Smut at the wedding of Mr. Winters sad the primer Is 1839. at &wham Mr. Wisten was a WMt and tillor. He afterwards got a situa tion on 'nerd one of her Majesty's ships sad went abroad. The mimosa and her husband now live together. He was ahead six or seven years. The parish clerk produced the certificate of the marriage of the prisoner and Edwin I) nwsll,lB4B, and of the former marriage with Witten, in 1839. He is sure that the primer is the same hunk. TM leased Judge directed Edwin Doswell to be called, who mid he was the prosecutor, but it was aghast his will he did so. He was annied to prisoner in 1848. Ho knew she Whoa married while she was a miser, and he thought that was invalid. Her husband was abroad some years. Bee lived with prosecute, two years, and he was the first to am soakage to her that bet busbind had arrived in Englaad. Prosecutor had sent letters from Mr. Winters during the time of her living with him. He persuaded her to marry him as be thought her tint marriage was illegal, and that induced her to marry him. He should not have isstlfteted this ornecutios had she not lest hiss and gone to live with Winters. Tao learned Judge commented merely es the modest of the prosecutor ; sad the jury fanned a radial of Nei guilty Maw sa to the railway,. Ababa ea tbs lime the seed teala one op, awl so &she had rat litsa , N their messes were beak sash ast la the Has ierwaimal shot that. sad saga* deem ads leg pees& Ciaapsweetiva yes se%ex e lb s e b ts=esgs became segligease was impaled to vests, is set hoagies the gates dead, se as le Cmilhones sod Wm* As* beta apes the Mae. dshadiate bed three plias ea ths=titithat se we gays esesadly, that tise troy* railway is said ewe spat a level is *a so g. thirdly, that the *Wife bases wore set ee sae highway. The main plat in the ans wee fig ass las w•T s ialgiesiod idelitiVrthe adiadassa eat oily that It sat. Nis lords* riled that It is highway, sad &reseed tits tra=ll. thm e it ' 16° ' thas I" him , Web* Se have loses there ; that eta his elm il=, bat he reserved tide_ peat. lat ilm ier the playa kr Ail , wiA leave to the maps* Is nave. IPOSSULD AiD 01113111 e. CRAWSNAW AID AgOeltall. Mr. X. 00.11111 sad Yr. Hell were ler the plaiatiffa sad Mr. Yantis sad Yr. Atkins°, isir the defeadaats. The plaiatifs is this saw MM... lama' sad Ca, are slaw mesas at Dora*, mid haws M late yams issea very slash employed ia saws woks. deiss dente. Mom J. sad I. Oalishaw, ere the wellAaera sostreseses, waists* is this Nasty. Ia 11$ rwy OS. Wasted Oar part Si oho works es the Ls* all sad employed the *WO So de sa Issas X ilie whish is idea shigal Th deals paid Obisa siesamtad , km Sim it ties, LOW law* s s blames X between SIX sad sae still deep sad eh* eau skis " N I '"! bred" !",srly• dedbadems Needed. fag, that tbey were sem Is. &bard ; sessadly. IbM May had paid; sad, thirdsy. that they beds ess•eitre missy (2001.). Mask they bad paid the plidatia mos tims ibty were melded te. I. the midst et Ike dadmdsat's ems ....Mr.... teak piles. whisk ended is M. parties smell/ft this a milks Amid be takes ter timr_pielatiis ire 2001. I. Me Crewe Mart Mr. Jostles Croswell wm ....pied tke wkeki a< Tasuisy Is the Otlsy murder Mak TM isqairy was Est ...sided wkwa our aspen UM &spatula& NIIITZIDAY. Swam MAMMON AMISS •W• • Biwa cw Ilsan;;Afm The J5/7 Adjewened Gomm Amuse of the Poses lit Idialleses eseemsniall peseeday mania, at the de= Hash OlarkestrelL Them ware liftr sine primers with hiewy isd es with milelliegiewer fer The leaned hedge Mimed awry 'boa shape to the sea.d lu7 spa the MMUS Si the duties they had to pew fens, and the most asp illhal Maim is whisk they multi be discharged. Uneasy OW salt OnIAT WENTZ.* RAILWAY. Joiner Thank,. 16, sad Marne Nonboa, 17, were 1.- dieted for steals' at the parish if Peddiaton, sight inn bolts, value de., the property of the Great Wale,. Balmy C""se diklem Kr. wee for the pressakes ; itr. Gifford ap peared Ise lk oi aleasers. The sitars is the ease was the brother of the prbower a boy about ten years of age , host whose evidence kippered that he sad the pelmet, were Wheels; about the aids neer to the rawly at Paddington, whoa ewe of them appestod that they ahead take some but. width were also med by weeklies is repairiag the rails. They took eight sail threw them ever a kedge, and then went sod lay ander& tree, whoa they were apprehended, their sow duet hales bees under the eye of O'Hara, one of the am • May's mambas. The der's." was, that it wee but a piece of mischief on the rut of as boys, sad that they had so istestien to steal the belts. The learned ensued esr.ted evidence to the character of Training, and apologised that the witnesses to the chaos. ter of the other abeam were sot then proem. The learned Judge, with some warmth, sad this was extremely Improper oa the part of the attorney who Instructed Mr. Gifford to make that statement, when he mut have haws what would have bees the revolt had sub witnesses hoes celled. TM awn haew realest to sad* it that web wtineeses were sever iatestad to be examined at all. The attorney said be weld ware his lordship that be had bees instructed that an employer of the boy's would be present to speak to his chaster. The learned judge sansaed up, and The Puy found the prieseers Not Guilty. ZOOSIST soft The PhleOlf. Omer Hayward, a desperate {oohing fellow was convicted of robbery frees tie parson. The learned Jedge add the prima h been convicted so often that it wan impsestble Ise hiss to m pass any seatenoe save that of tampenalina. Transported fx ten years. THE POLICE COURTS. CLBRIMWELL. INPUT/RN? RO/1111kT.-.-A pions sun, wbo refused to sire kis name or address, was, charged by Mb. Isabella Dickson, bookseller and ststleasr, IA No. 70, Osoltot streetellaseri-town, with basisg stoles a silk gown and an *pros. The prosecutris stated that yesterday afternoon, about two o'clock, she bad osessies to call on Nue Pyle, her next door seighboar, wbas she left oa the equator the silk rows, sprom, te. la about two salaam she was returaisig to her bows whom mho saw Ms primmer rash tot of the shop wltli Os bustle is his posseiss. like called spas Ms to deliver up Ms basis, lissbalwa of witb all his speed. SW pinged the priessar and ho was takes late melody. Primer l id set deny the robbery. but said his family con nexions wore of this greatest respectability, sod hie °sly mo ties is sot beiag oneasitaicative se to his Dams was in mad ders** si their hoellage. Mr. Combs said it wee a mot barefaced robbery, sad the prisoner wee sommittedps DRATH S. ARNOTT.—july It, at *Tema lu 7 . Ann. wVe of Mr. W. of 81. Aedreer's.tuil, Ductere'.eonturore, a 4 usisd. AULSEBROOK. -July 11, at Pentonedle. A. Aul.ebro4. . many yeArs one of the °Olken of the Court of guer.u ., aged 64. SOLTON.—/aly IS, at fleetwood-f ark, Lord Bolton. Aged ' 4 . OREENWOOO.—JoIy 11, at Cealle-etreel. littlidale, (Invrrrod, req., aged 47. HASIILVOOT.—JuIy 15, Capt. 11. It Itclf,ot, of Dorelum, age.' 'I. ItUa+IELI.--July 10, at Orangebank, lloroughmurrhe. o , IlusreU, eau& halide,. MM. —July It, at !Wield. W. srot, MUM and 'olFiume& m U 11•Lso, ol I. threat.ls ILV:t Pnater. at tile Mar, ta _Om% la tlie palest el —Wasmassur, 7tar 17.13;')*