The Express. — London, England, 1850-09-11 00:00:00

IRELAND. Delmer, Bare. 10. It cannot be denied that when the tames of several I of the Roman catholic etiolates, and among the rest theme of At chbishop sod other members of the Roman catholic hierarchy who bare invariably 'supported his views on the Colleges risotto'', were psetted the other day la the Been* Foil me having been appointed visitors to the new Queen's Univer sity, the matter was looked upon by many as a joke, although it was difficult to suppose that on es serum a matter the Irish government would be parties to • peactiaal 'areas= of that nature. The more reason able construction to pot open it was that government astaally imagined that the result of the deliberations at Therlas woo d bean abandoement of the opposition to s it ed educstioe, and that with the privilege of exercising the rights of visitors themeless, the Irish Roman catholic bishops might cooperate in the establishment of the new institution. That this, how ever,wam a grievous delusion isnow evident; for welled is the Preeman's Journal of this morning letters from two of the proposed episcopal visitors rejecting in very unequivocal terms the proffered honours. And let it be observed that these letters, written as they are from the midst of the synod, and on the very last day of i 4 deliberations, euffiWently indicate what the upshot of these deliberations must have bees, so far as the question of the pr,:viscial colleges is concerned. We know not yet what the replies of the other bishops mentioned in the Aiming Pat may . have been, but the following show at least the sentiments of two of the archbishops, and hi the conclusions of the synod must be binding on the whole, it is to be presumed that the others have alio declined the offers of government. Tote following are the letters : Tharlen, Sept. 9. Sir,—l us in receipt ef your letter of the 3rd natant, maim that you are directed by the Lord Lieutenant to • se that the Hann has been pleased by warrant, ender her Majesty's NUM manual, to appoint me t o b e a v isitor of the Queen's College, Galway. Having the strongest coune tine that thip aforesaid college in Oalway, together with the ether Qtten's Colleges to Ireland, is fraught with grievous Sad iatrienie daggers to the hide end morals of such Cf the eathalic youth as may resort to them—• conviction in which I an foulard by the repeated solemn condemnation of those isstitutions by the seceessor of St Peter, who has rommanded the catholic Whops at Ireland to take no part is foew•rd fing them—l could set without a betrayal of the sewed duty I owe to the flak matted to my care ' as well es theguilt ed disobrdissos hallo bead of the thersh, meet the prof. fared office. Mere Imi n fres to nap: it without a eith of dison•Jieece, I feel that Ile from diminishing I should be augmentleg the int, vile of those institatioes by giving a sasenion to professing embolic* to emaciate them selves with the enemies of our faith, and thin give them effectual Md is carrying out • system fatal to religions under the woolen, pretence of affordiug it protection. • I beg, therefore, respeettehy to &am the office of visitor of the Queen's Culler, sad have the Menu to be your obedient servant, it Jong, Archbishop of Team. Sir Thomas Redington, de. Thule* College, Sept. 7,1860. Sir; I hem the honointo acknowledge the receipt of year getter of the 3rd instant, stating that you were directed by the Lord Lieutenant to inform me that the tames has bees pleased, by warrant under her hiakety's sins Ileatia, to appoint me to be a visitor of the Queen's College, Cork. In reply, I beg to say, that, haring always been of °pintos that these cortges were pregnant with danger to the faith and mints of one catholic youth—being cc afirmed in that opinion by the ',iterated decisions of the Holy Se* to the same effect—an I ben, admonished by the same venerated who'll net to have any part in carry icy them out—it is obviously impossiVe for me, as a catholic bishop , to sect pt of any situation whatsoever in connexion with t hose UMW have the honour to remain sir, you obedient, servant. X M. finarrnag. Sir T. Rrdingten. The correspondent of the Freeman, writing from Think', under the date of last night, says : In come queries of the great amount of businees which mime ender the consideration of the prelates assembled in synod, it was found expedient to prolong i s sittings a day beyond the period originally fixed on for their clam Ard evert with this extension of time I am informed that it is only by gnat labour, end prolonged deliberations, that the private semifinal bustnem dint council has been brought to a glom to-night, the last sitting having accepted about three hours, during which the several decrees, tic.. agreed upon, were read over before the bishops and theologians, sad thereupon affirmed, preparatory to their solemn ratification, by being signed on the altar of the cathedral to-morrow (this de)), alter the celebration of high mass. The prol .ftgation of the synod, art the constant labours attendant ape it, have in some deem affected the health ef e fee of the bisittps who are attending, two of whom— namely, the Right Rev. Dr. Dowdy, Bishop of Down and Connor, and the Want Rev. Dr. Browne, Bishop of Kane re —have been (Alined to leave the college and put up at the prtheipal hotel, in order to obtain More emended acammo dlation. Among the ecclesiastics .Co arrived to day wts the Han. and Rev. Mr. Spencer, Provincial of the Fu sionists, wtose appearance, weeriog the strict ecclesiastical eoetume of his order, crewed no small lineation se the (silted sad eminent convert walked through the town to the Monas tery. He wore the Amin( blast serge habit cincture of the ord. r of Parsionists, with the symbolie emblems richly embroidered over the left breast, broad-ieaved hat, turned up at the sides, and laced sandals, without stockings. Almost up to the time 1 write it woe a 'natter of uncertainty whether the primate would be able to preach or not: but I have rea lign 10 believe that, although net in the best heal. h, his grace will promesel tb. fital oration to-morrow. It is 'append that be will very c.ortly proceed to Rome, and be the bearer to hi. holiness of the &ems of** synod. By the afternoon of tomorrow nearly all the prelates, theologians, and other inelserastins who have taken part in the councils iad ceremo alah will have left Thulium; bat en interval of at least two month. must mersearily elapse before the formal official prisiulgation of the domino! the synod can take plain—that is, until atter they have been submitted to and received tte authoritative sanction et the holy see. The Lord Lieutenant arrived in Belfast on Satur day afternoon by . the Ulster Railway from Armagh. The troops forming the garrison lined the streets boa the terminus, and his excellency was received with every possible mark of respect. The people of Belfast still cherish with more than their usual enthu siasm the recollection of her gracious Majesty's visit to their city last year, std were, no doubt, prepared in the prior t instance to bestow on the representa ire of royalty Math of the demonstration of regard which those feelings prompted. On arriving at theterminum as address was presented to his excellency by the railway directome, and is his reply Lord Clarendon said : _ • I have endeavoured to limits 'Mention to the means by which the eboadaat resources of Ireland might best be turned to assmnot ; and, if you “nsider that during the lea three years the national industry has boon promoted end • healthy stismlns to sou r pm* bee bees imported by the pmernment, I suitor* to hops thee the elfecs Wash I had in view have, tea cam siderable extant, Irma moomplished. I aged hardly users you that I kook ups teeth of intercourse between &Mout parts of the mammy as Ms to Its prosperity and primes, and that isesettneetly no mill.* shad ever be mantles es my part to extend generally throughout Inland the important behsfits wheat the Ulster Company took the lead us affording to Belfast and the districts trammed by t tat railway. His eitallency was then conducted to an upper ball, when • lunch was prepared, and in returning Oinks for his health, he expressed his acknowledg ments to the company for the welcome which they had given him. A special train thee started for Ballymena, to con vey his Ezeellerey to Garroa Tower, the marine seat of the Marquis of Londonderry. CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER AGAINST CAPT. BUSES, OP THE 69TH REGIMENT. Aa inquest was held at Mallow, on Friday, en the I body of • rasp. ctable child, named John Deasehy, between siz sad soma years of age, sagged to have coma by its death fa misserpsence of • blow from • whip gild to have been is- listed by Hoary Kendal Basks, captain of the 60. h meat. Julie Hanky, the first witness, &pada diddle resided with the parented Joke Dennehy, and acted as theis servant. , Oa W•doesday, the 21st August, the left home I. the even. , lag between 6 and 7 o'clock in company with the dummied. Mary lisilisy wed with them, and they proceeded to w.lk through Barrack leas. The deceased had a awl whip In his hand, and was playing with it. Heard a dog scra.oh. When the captain beard the dog screech he tuned back with a lags whip in kis hand, sad opened It •• he then stamped on the ground and add, " Ton yew forams, why did you strike my dog," striking the deceased at the %Mr as* Vibiellily swam the head. It was • large thong whip. The child ran away quickly, and in the emission knocked Minoan against a wall. Tie deceased them ran homy. DAS net think the child was strack with the Mettle of the whip. Witness west to the mother of the deceased and told lei " Cowan Beebe had killed her child." The child was is perfect health when they west oat to walk. The child said to hie wither that he was sot hart, bat on silting him the second time he stated that his head was sore, and that the knots of the whip went through it. line child was ill several times dating that sight. Mary nalday deposed to the age of the :child, which was about sin years, and also that she was related to the D-n. ashy.; she added, that she accompanied the detested to walk, bat did not recollect the day ; it was about • fortnight ago. She was accompanied by the last whams and • aster of demised, and they went dews Bernet - leas about twelve or one o'clock. Di 4 sot hear the dogs maks say noise. Ides • gentleman coming on with a whip fa his haad, sad be w naximpanied by an.. dogs. Did not see him 'wilts the do. owed. The etiUd scald not be wrack without her seeing 1 , . Wm. Jells Desashy szamintd.—ls the mother of she dammed Add, who was sin years old at the den .1 kis death. Oa last Weilmoday foetnight the chid went oat to walk la company with the maid, Jolts Hanley. Wary Balky sosompaded thins, sad • gall of the deceased Child. heave it was evening when they west eat. When they isms beak, the maid mid, 00, ma'am, the eland is gultrord." Deftest stripped As skald, bet aw no shirks es the body ; there was • lamp. however, ea th e top of forehead, as if it had 'salved • blow. sad this And had - a welt arms the cheek. The child looked gibbed. Os sk imp bin 0 lie wee but, he st first amid," be wee not = " ea her npeatisi the queries, he said, " he was Sauk ea the head with a whip." I. the swab, the child looked very pals and heavy. sod is the •Vtaill deponent man him • little medals. West for Dieter Barry es Friday moor Ng. The akild'e Wabash and bowels were greatly disardered es that sight—is fast, wilds. meld .apes thest. The shiM mot hequntly to start, as U abet to get aesudeed, smil rap est, " Massa, mak me—hold a , —that at Mis— kolc Maim I " Tim il ehd get melts* the lisaday follow ing the Wedseaday he wee etesek. Complied with the direetiese of ad doctor. The dossed died on last Wed. seatley. Dr. P. Berry deposed that he lest attended the dammed child abet a forthight ado, whes it appeared to be ia a general feer. Busiest the person el thi shill', sad lead DO narks of vieletme whatever. The shati pat hie head to hie beat, hut on witness samilaift it he NUM no maths op in is The devised got ettelase sliest the essead or third day, but as the fifth he bens' sevakeestt hem the her. Tit* child Ikea impaired so well that It was dewed and at is his ssother's lap ; but on the same males the eetebions returned, and continued at lotervals ap to the time of his death. Was resat when Dr. Betide' made a pool isortos e: imitation of the child. Then appeared to be sews watery field M the Yentrieles of the beaks, and the stemless mania* it were of a bad colour. There were ales Waste tabeedes formed near that base of the beta. The substasee of the brain was remarkably soft. Career—Can you say what is the taus of the child's death? Witter--Yee; the child died from water pa the brain, which appeared to follow as attack of fever. The witness tratiated to demo that the ebeet of the child wee also sumined, and one of the loop wee fused dimmed. There were other mauifiststiona of disease, which mast have existed prier to the child's lut illness. Corset—Would the blow of a whip cans+ the injuries you describe ? Wither—Certainly net. Betrayer, Ist me wieldy it ,by ayes that the blow of • whip, if evere ennage, would pre dispose the child to fever, or, U given on the aged, to water on the heels. Toe juror—The disease is the lunge bad nothing ado with the child's death. Cromezamiwid by Mr. Jesse—Zuntined the child two days after the alleged injury, and found no marks whatever op Ms body. It is quite possible that OMNI the child fruit or ?rating it improperly would rodeos egavtleinas. If thee was a welt on the cheek of the child es Wednesday, it eartahtly must have left some trams Oa Friday, when wits.= saw the deceased. Dr. Breddel deposed to burin made a post sisortass mission of the deceased. The vessels of the brain and its membrane were very meek distended, and filled with blood. Thinks this state of the braia arose from Milemstatica, and that the weary fluid dimmed in the brain Pelf arose from the ease came. Bad heard that the child was injured ia the head, and therefore sade a very minute elutes ties, but maid disamer so trues of any injury on that teas. Snip might have eased on the head a iormiOt ago. There was nothing auterisl in the arose ezessieste of this witsees. Is reply to the Caress, Dr. Berry, the foresee physicist, stated that it had pose abroad that as be wee the mediae' sea etseedlep the military, he ought not to make • pot aortas ezasisatios of this child, sad therefore bed Dr. Breddel galled in. The Comm addeessed the jury, who retied, mad, after some deliberates, attuned with a verdict of "Manslaughter apart Capt. Bate." Tte crowd that *roamed the suer part of the court seemed iresjoyed at the result of the inquest, and some of them left the plass etylag "Bravo." OrTA•ollB.—The neig hbourhood of Kelly's Grove and Clostashert kis latterly become very troubltsonte; be yond disputes have ashen there, and outrages of a very Lad character have taken plies. Within the lest few nights two houses have been set on fire, and another house thrownldown. This pert of the orinrirf hitherto has been very peaceable, and we regret very much to find a spirit of this kind naami fisting' Resit. We understand that Mr. Wallach, the receiver over Kelly's (trove property has sada several el : interims, oa liana lands, and placed keepers on the seizures wade. We know aunty cues in which the undue severity of sputa and tau collectors tea driven the people to desperation. SCOTLAND. A SUSPICIOUS CASE. Early in the year 1549, when the cholera was mowing down a plentifnl harvest in Glasgow, Mr. —, a clerk in the employment of a well-k nown firm in that city, complained one evening of symp. tome, which seemed to give him some uneasiotse as to his fate. Next day be was later than usual in appearing at his desk, and just as his employers were about to send to his home to inquire into the cause of his detention, his brother called and informed them that he had been taken ill overnight with the cholera; that he had died at an early hoar of the morning, and was already buried. &mike cases were then of daily occurrence, and the employers had no doubt bat that death had created a vacancy in their establishment, which it was incumbent on them to fill up. The deceased was buried with no greater buts than was usual on each occasions, in a private burial. lot, belonging to himeelf,whilet living. Shortly alter his death, his employers discovered that he had em bezzled money belonging to them, to a considerable amount, although the precise extent of his petal& Lions could not be readily ascertained. owing to the ingenious manner in which he had managed the books which were under his charge. Some property which he left behind him was applied to make good his defalcations, to the amount of 1,5001., but there was reason to believe that the total sum misappro priated by him cuisiderably exceeded that amount. Immediately after his death it appears that his brother waited upon his own banker, in whose custody was but a very small sum belonging to him, and deposited , no less than 1,0001. in notes of different Scotch banks ' • a large proportion of the notes being I spies and span new, although not of very I recent inane, judgin. from their dates. It was known to those familiar to him that the deceased • brother was very fond of new notes, for which he always exchanged old ones whenever an opportunity afforded of so doing. he was also fond of new coins of all kinds, and at his death a number of shillings and ball-crowns perfectly new were found in his pos e session. The money was tendered at the bank in a 0 more disordered state than that in which such sums are generally kept, and the explanation given was that the sum had just been received from the country, and that it had been carried to the bank in the state which it came to hand, the depositor not having had time to arrange it in better order. All , this occurred upwards of eighteen months ago, and the whole matter had been well nigh forgotten, when a circumstance took place, on Sunday the Ist instant, whim not only revived it, ' but has 0113 imparted to it a public interest, which is daily extending itself. The deceseed, it appears, was in the habit, in addition to his ordinary occupation, of acting in the capacity of private tutor to the two eons of one of the members of the firm. During the time of his being so engaged, hr was in the habit of attending St. George's Church, which was also elutessledhe family in which he noted es tutor. On lb. aimed a man, with overgrown whiskers, ses oat a moustache, appeared in the church, a abut disarms from the pew occupied by the faintly in question. Service had scarcely commenced when this personage observed the two boy s whom the deceased had taught, whispering earnestly to each other, with their attention nvetted upon him. He no sooner observed this than he became very uneasy, and after the first psalm had been sung, closed his book and walked deliberately out of church. Since that time he has neither been seen nor heard of, but inquiet has been instituted am to his subsequent movements, inas much as the boys, notwithstanding his disguise, recognised in him their old tutor and their father's employe. In other words, the deceased has not only come to life, but has bad the hardihood to re-appear in Glasgow. It is difficult to divine his object in going to the very church which be had been in the habit of attending, unless it was that he sought thereby to discover whether his disguise was a complete one or not. Finding that it was not, he has again disappeared, but no further report of his death has been given io. This circumstance, as may be suppossd, has excited a good deal of suspicion, and further inquiry is about to be made into the whole affar. At the time of his supposed death, he was lodging in a house, the inmates of which seem to have been frightened out of it by the announcement that he had been attacked by cholera; nor did they return until after the fentral Who it was, or what it was that was buried in his stead has not yet transpired, but the coffin is about to be exhumed, when some further light may be thrown upon this singular affair. MILANCROLT AoolDlNT.—thf Saturday afternoon • boy, eerryieg a boa, Wed Paddisgtos meths' at the wrest of Little Quota street, sad as two orsailisses, West leg to rival atespeates, was es the look-oat be peresgen, they both drew up together is frost of tho pea Me= the *so merest to Ida, sad was is the sot of sostfog epos the roof, whits the add.. ink of dritlng ea thrombin over the roiling es to the greesd, awl hem to kid time to tat up. the ether means, whit* bed draws is bethig eM bit, elm started elf, sad aR the fru whole mud awe the poor —two saw bib AM, and tan ma bis ler . . on sle also New Negibl e glom be ranelas ia a mi med essariene ersildn. =gleam . . FAiswiss. Possassa TO TH• Stun, DZSION*OI Lerverme r -Arrareenents bailee Men made fee de parture free 11-gisnd of the Roo. Thelma helm.; till• blame doolatato of Welton, in the new Canterbury settle ment, se or sb,et 18th law:, a httiwetl m wee given to his yesterday afternoon by the etedeate r ma College, et which ingestion the reex asi tl p s i stan has bee. double the last Pa yews sad a kill the The P.mm. C. B. Dales, room of Leaboth, prod Plifllllol3lll% Row. J. E. L. Ifolinflow to Barkaa 11., fhb& ; Wei 342 L, tit* mitlesoe; pat.. 1. Logo, Bog. THE FXPRESS, WEDNESDAY K NAVAL. Anutneurr, Savo. 10.—Ar. Danner Richard Ellis. DIVOXPOILT. Bar?. 10.--17111 T or TIM LOADS Or Tat ADWlSALTY.—Yesterday morning, shortly aka 9 *Week, the Black Eagle, steam vessel, Mater-Commander Cook, arrived in Plymouth Sound, haying left Cherbourg on Setarday make, having on board the Right Hoe. Sk P. T. Baring, the Finn Lord of the Admiralty; Admiral Berkeley, Captain A. Mile., Lora' of the Admiralty ; and Jake Parker, MA., the aearetary, sad Captain Edon, the semetary of the Filet Lord. The Black Bask Game in at Wert sad of the Breakwater, sad came already up the trabsec TM Lords of the Admiralty, on the remel befog beaustale the meeriege, wen waited upon by Admire' Me WY Gar, the ommander.le•clikt at Ms per% V skartly after they lauded in the dock peck owl immajoined by Captain Sir Baldwin Walker, the Renew of Ike navy, and Colonel Graeae, LB., the a works. They at once commeneed the of the building of the several &permeate of the dockyard, aid the works in proper. The immeetkm, which was Rota than usually minute, coadased mail nearly 4 &slack This day their lordehips resume their laspection of the dock-yard and ether public establishments, and the ships in progress and in ordinary ; and al& evening theiydine with Admiral Sir W. Hall Ger, at Adiskshy-kinaes, Mount WU*. To WherreW ovesimmffiels lordships patronise a ball in aid el a fend he the Did of the orpheus ai aeldkre and salon. The Illsheibdi our TAW arrived from Portsmouth en Sunday sight, end mires remains in the Sated. The Flamer reamer, Comrade/ St. Leger, was mustered, inspected, and paid Manske kr Commodore Lord Jetta Hay, on Thursday, sad sailed the seam evening with the mails far the coast of Africa. The' Needles, leader, arrived from Portsmouth on Satnraleg. In the Boned: Albion, Stromboli, and Nautilus. In hew boar: Immovable, at. George, Portland, Linnet. Sylph, Fearless, Tortoise and Camel lighters. The rear ships, with the Canterbury colonists, which arrived in Plymouth Sowed on Friday night and Saturday morninr, from Landon, sailed for New Zealand on Moseley morning. Dr. Jackson, the bishop designate, Lord Lyhalten, and other promoters of the Canterbury Asmistion, took their final farewell of the emigrants before leaving Ragland at this port. —To GI,. : PRIZE apNEY: (!otTaiWalgitt ; seisette.) Two Eirgan.—Notice is green to the °Hoer' and mew of her Majesty's steam-thseel Blew r, G. T C Smith, Eso., Litntratuth Commander, that an account of the bounty mo ney en the tonnage and of the proceeds of the Atrevido Brasilia* stave barque, eeptrund on the 29th of December, 1848, will be deposited la the Registry of the High Court of Admiralty, on of before the 6th October next, agree- able to set of parliament—W. and E CHARD, agents Tao DART.—Notice is also given. tc the °Wm sad aroma her Majesty% brig Dart, Hairy West, Esq., Ltesteseat Commander, that an actronat of the bounty maser= the teethe of the Nova Rosa Brasilia& bugs,. destroyed on 28th of July, 1848, will be deposited in the Registry of the High Court of Admiralty, on or before the 6th of October next, agreeable to act of parliament —W. and B. COLID, ▪ Tau Tau Barrownith.—Notias is hereby given to the *Moen and crew of her Majesty's sloop &trainee, W. C. Chamber lain, Esg , Commander, that the tonnage bounty for the Gels slave vessel, captured and destroyed 23rd August, 1848, and **slave and tonnage bounties on a slave brig (name noknown), captured eth September, 1848 will be paid to thaw who weie en board at the time of capture, or to their representatives duly authorised to receive the same, on Tuesday the 24th instant, at No. 13, Clentent's.inn, Strand, and the shares not then claimed will he metalled, at the same place, for three months, agreeably to set el parliament. eats- _ . t. 1. i. 03maisdar4 49 9 Smolt elm. 1413 10 3 Third dm 33 1 II Fourth dam .. ._ - Elgbth elms Ninth elms 3 Teak elms ...... Eleventh ciao . ll 11 1 ilfthTlais Sixth elan tlevatth gas 8 IS 8 11/12/12 V el. Conswilso If eisial SOS 1 10e Wad elsos SO I! II i 4 rittb alms Sf Gist Sevailidoss Twelfth ere Thirteenth due. 1 (1 4 _......... A i. a. Eighth elm l6 3 3 Ninth elass Tenth dam Elevntli ghee . 4 0 10 T ei(t6 dais iii;;. - .11. -- ,,- Finnic: Dvsarz, agent _ MILITARY. EICIAZIATION OP TROOPS AT GRATIKINVD, 8117. 10. This morning a detachment of the 25th Regiment (King's Own), from Chatham, embarked in boats from the Costae home on board the freight skip Vernon, far Madras. The detachment enlisted of 35 men, with 5 women and 10 children. The following deems of the 25th also embarked : Lieut. R. C. Brace, Lieut. A. C. Poyots, Ensign John OMee, and Ensign Tripp. Otte man of the 61st embarked with the above u an ofilear's servant. A detachment from the Cavalry Barracks, Maidstone, consisting of 46 men, coder command of Major 0. 8. Blaehford, 16th Humeri, aho embarked on board the game ship for Madre', to join their head , quarters at Bangalore. Colonel T. B. Hilly, Commandant of the Provisional Battalion, with Staff Captain Jackson, inspected the troop, embarking; and on Wednes day, the Ilth, a detachment, eon doting et 114 persons of the Rat India Company's service, from Watley Barracks, Essex, will embark from this place on board the ship Blton, for Bombay, with several officers belonging to the company's engineer service and artillery. Mom last otint's (Jasitte.) WAR-OYFICE, Kerr. 10. 6th Zest, of F.—Capt. L. J. Coon, from k anat., to be apt., v.ee J. M. law, who each., receiving the d 16th F.—ltae. J. Pause to be lieut., by per., vice Ruston, who see. 117th F.—l t ieut. J. A. LS from the 70th F., to be lieut., vies Crosier, who exch. . 410 V.—Lieut. 5. 0. 2011011031 to be cwt., by par., view Marshy, who Teta; E. W. Y.. Lama to be Brat., by pur., vim ton. 70th E—Liewa. W. Claus; teem 17th Y., to he lieut., vire Rae, who tied It.—Era. D. P. Cemerszzy to be Ueut., by par., vice Antietam, who Ms. Iniiiedlndle lest—Wed. C. Cum, from 11.4. of the Nike Negt., to be lieut., rho Cramptoo, app. to Met F. RI. Newfoundland Cfleopankw—btalf Surg. of the amond Clam J. C. Morro to be ours., ewe Grant, deemed. Hoartrat. Oraar.—eorg. G. D. Dona, MD, from h .p. Miff wood dam, elm /Coto, app. to the RI. be Ray iintelitgence. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—TEMIDAY. Boma NI. OrearsOPOIMIL BOLICTIX Ix za BOWL . . This was the adjourned last ;:sTeinaties meeting in the sass MI. Bohn, bookseller, of Bt. James's-street. The bank ruptcy is an old one, the flat having been opened in January, 1647 ; there hays base repeat, d adjournments in occacquence of law proesedings elsewhere for me recovery of the bank rapt's propeety. Bhattieworth, for the sonpees, said he had to apply that the matter might steed ajourned for other six or eight maths. There was still the same difficulty which existed at the UM meeting, in the withholding by Mr. Hoare of the books esimblialam the butane remiss after the ereention of the sisal 401 August, 1646, la favour of Mr. Demist. That gentlemem.whe was amass for the late Capt. Leap, together with kis sattuter amilthe haskrupt, were Low setiag in concert with the sadnesses_ The motion brought by the animus, in the name of Heald had been postponed till ant term, in eomeripous of the think of 116:idiom haying fled a bill of dissevely is the Court of Chesney, making the plaintiff in the ageism mml the asigmem partite to the suit, sod eo ob taining** seamen bjamellom to stay eremitical. The bank. rapt hada* blur anadmiltal of the duty imposed upon his by the wigwam He bad bees ped la papariag two 'a s al vulse' die satire Wait sad p Nap lant es it stood in fit. James'emMed et the date of the levy. Almost may artiele had bum tea.sd Si the urine parties to whom the books were sold by Mr. Hoare; end slue the recent examinations in that wart, upwards of 2,0071. of property, at the marked priors, had been added to the mount already Maud, which Mae amounted to apwards of 6,0001., though it had bus sold by Mr. Hoare foe Isms than 700 L No objection being made, an adjouruseat was dlnetsd till the 99th of July neat. Ix n WOOLFILIT. A. Weethey, seetlaser Wl;;;;,;Ppliad ter Ids nth. thew. He ewe* *id the mete were very Wein is esteem. fie wee emend by the solicitor to the aseivers, oh the gmemed dot he had kept so book., that kb ewe& tare exeseded NI mats, amid that be had paid SOL ee ea old minter a veil duet tine bailee** beaksuptey. Ileases seeptiedell the mass% hi die ee whatlis fres the dote et the het ezemieseles. what yenta te ha el the mend dais. _ IX as TER9I,OII DI RVIIIONY. This was tit; day ...--- biaitoaTrii;;;t, far the w reath:. and last m ot tit eeeee 1 de &maim, *ow masted with the alms bombe tay. Yr. lam, so Wheat el the laakrapt, asked for a farther adjeurdessat di the ). of Osleber, the day smiled kw Out last ezaadsatisa Lam H Lamas. He made t doe on ma affidavit, stadia that the Prefect of Pelraa termed the bankrupt a airepert, sad he vat easnquatly usable to leave This eidavit was swarmed the 9th _ liepienabse. sidesese essissesi to this iwylisatiOn. Tv isagoe whit& tie noessil hod assolvod frosn to Probe tun et Polies was la am tabooing tames : " Proketuto d• Pella, Cabinet do Sesestairo-Ossital. t. Paris, Is 8 Biptotaboo, 1860. " Cisnorsl,—Mosolost le Prskt bunt lamest, et suss costrotdro n st qui oose oomoseso Worst lad &sad as Boren de Passport*, Jo no vole am twit ealisa de Toes Wear oast goo vows d. lades poor 'llia es Angletorto. Verdi's, Oosseal, isms d roapressins de via haute coo. ddiration, *.. Maim BM" ..Bsorotoktstassorol de la Prifootare de Polies." (Ttonalities.) " Gossesl,—Mosolout tbe Prasetbslog slink so outer ardor o maids yourself having boa gives at the posepott aloe, I so. with repot oblurd to Muni yin tho pssr oak m & d paw have applied foe is order to got* A, Out. lawrinee sral cispenni Ike mikados as WNW st the petkaseisi water, rat urged WA she teakrept kM likl• Ist =ipa z ibtais a ,is was evilest th 'sly es Saturday I had. ample that remiss would be Sttla . 1 We day ; d, bees istISSII to wane, woullidnit lat Iwo dirtrred ties ire a passport ti • e wes, The WA probably bees .In • way et tarsesraito &seal • for it was • that al ovary one &Started le the ;site of the late Louis Phi wee sow tali to Atlas a passport ; and seat of then bars Is %billow/Ma at his fraud. Had the bankrupt _seed Ow billaistris be pannosed, so doubt he Gould have obtained {peewit. Uses was spay roam to boliSto that hiss is tbs pommies of suasidanblo property, wbisb ought to b 0 Milk available fro tbs debts of tits firs ; lad Ikon wsa no reams for elskrrial his intassioadisa till do day appointed for that of Ukase.. . - "lireiliM;;;sagg;sted that the Pretest of Police might be sonamiestod with. He did not think he bad power to M ktg* the rims for surrender ; but, nadir the 261st maim, he might adjourn the examination on the ground that the bankrupt had been prevented from attending ffir. Luna urged that the Imams Imetaken the best 001100 he could in making the Fplisation at the latest pas sible period, as cirtunostm ta. em t induced the mho rities to change their minds, an withdrew thek former U sual. The general had WIMP derived a penny from the business that had been carried on, and this was only an at tempt to maks him per debts which be had so share in in curring. The opposing creditor was merely Making to get hie debt from one party or mother. In the absence of anything to contradict the affidavit, it mast be taken to be tree. His Honour directed as adjournment till the 6th of November . . - 11dCITsrnnee stated that, in the neon time, he should petition the French Chamber to grant a passport to General de Ramivay. THE POLICE COURTS. WORSHIP STILIIET. Tauten mews= 313110ANTILI Mu. •-• Mr. Joke Oseds,• ems meoshost at Whtteehapel, was charged with Admit emirs Ilawnetis Mr. Stephen Henry Lee, principal sleek k Maim die Mei Mmekt of Mums. Bishop and Pell, the ex- The elllaphismat that about a fortnight Woes the defendant purchased an asseetinent of wines at their esta blishment, which be rrtused epos their hands a few days afterwards • sod about 3 o'clock es the aftemee• if Thum day, the 6t h inst., Ise mimed Oak eirmikiAswil i• • state of towering ezeitemest, and prminsed • magi, bottle of whs., of the quality of which he semokinad in a very out regimes way, mad indented himself he melt a violent sad weseelng manner, that witness at keg* deasteded from his Auk and, mining him by the oilier hoisted that he dsmaM Was* quit the maim The dehmient, however, lenemady eimmninesd • futons Minsk pima him, striking bless/ski sod LOA and he was @lmplied In land out one of the vestige it a peilmesan, bet before Moe mold be procured the *sum bray tag the plum. Motet an hour afterwards, wile tiri~s Elasfeerppiaes he es emalbe, Its chain ed the 1. who mode hemende him la a menacing meaner, with the mokenatieft "Thud be bed sot done with him yet, and this he midi skew the wield what a dirty blackguard be wen" Witness thee told him he should obtain the preeeselen of the pollee, as he whhed to have no fur th er alemeMien with him , and masedietely went in wank of as ether s hi • weessab g M Memel Stand that the defendase bed dinupeared, mid he thseskin Wok eat a warrant easiest his Mr. Vann, who appeared for the defendant; mid that, es. eardiag te hi lasksedme, his allied was by far the mere egged end Tarty in the ermseinien, as he was an old ene tome of the Ira, sod breads miseety goes to the place to Oille• eke his undoubted right of szpreming his disapproval of the wine with which be had been supplied, his complaints were not only disregarded, but an attempt made to eject him from the premises, in the enure of which he was tented with great personal indignity. The complainant, however, denied that any violence had been practised tower& the detendest, bet intimated that he had no vindictive feelings spinet tars, and would be satis fied if he were compelled to find security for kis future peace able behaviour. Trim course was ultimately acceded to by the magistrate, and the required resognieences having been taken, all the parties quitted the wart. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. A PLACZYUL WAll3l.loll.—Charks Newoort was charged with being • deserter from the Beat India Company's Artillery. Serrant-Major Parkinson stated that the prisoner came to him at the honourable company'. recruiting °Moe, &he mmers, and delivered himself up as a deserter from the cont. navy's artillery. Witness asked him where be deserted from. The prisoner replied that he deserted about a month age from Watley Bursae, alleging as his reason for doing so that he was the only man to whom the sword of Gideon was given; that be would not tamale in barracks with the nit righteous men of war, who were all against hint for being Moue by the Lord ; and that he shook the dust from his feet sad left thaw to-their ungodliness. Witness, thinking the defendant wan labouring under some strange delusion, locked him up on the charge of befog • deserter. The defendant did not deny Wag a deserter; he was • man of peace and sot of war. Mr. Bingham committed him to the House of Correction, preparatory to his being mat bask to Wesley Benicia. From the LONDON GAZETTN.—Theaday, Sept.lo. Java Maws, Cilavestistl,aiotarisurreathr Pept 21, at a sad Oat : qa, Ilasifatr,ll-atreat. Pala.lleaen.Wilkiafton aad Co., Moho ousig., Edwards, JointriiCzAntsi — Drana,Kinall Past sad San.court, Conthin, City, ennindion agent, Sept. 27, at 2, and Oat. 22, at 12, at Bering lan.street. 8011, Green and Dmd4, Asget.court. Thrograorton street; oIL aNB., Edwirdß, eambraok-eourt. Joan DA Noringleet, Kent; Kine.toart.ehainbere, 'Maple ; and ,Letaberie City, ehipoweer, Sept. le, at 12, and Oet. at 11, at Daaiykaß Areet. 8011, Lawrance and Plena, Old iewry.eboalesea; at ataaateld, Basanghall- Itt - c - neas easinee, Ilenobtos le& lieevenotessisire, uglier, Sept. lad Out 21, at I. at Pe~ao,sosat. Ono, Austen, Bay. ntend's eversion. and nears. 24artleseptcs; dr. aar esteollitrcet. Joss Hsu, Print~laresz, victualler, Sept at Mani Oct 2; at I, at sawit. Bola, liewtta, Meat Janicastreet, Bribed-row, sal Km" Brighten; d seeig., Edward', Sum _ breeitisort___ Lao Joon, Kw* former, Boot. 15, at 12, aM oat. 22. at le, at 8010., Mesas. Comer, Toolepotropt, Nothco, Woolwich; off. sods, GROOM. aitalutrah. Itsosoao sad OLD Bonuses, Orsorebanl=Cl u l r e i msl metronome, bola., Lawmen and Flews, Old levey-altantbees; me. mtg., Masan, Skold&km 8010111SLAND PTINWOMD. PVIDOIdb, =Li 10d Nov. 7, 11, at Exeter Court, bald at Plymouth. and Sums, PintosS, sod Ilteedeo„ Exeter ; of. amid., Exeter. Hatay Any;, T. — k;epu. DIVIDENDS.—Oat I. IL Abram, Liverpool, wine 2. A. Brown, Uverpool, toovisios seerehaaL czannuiva toboinolal. adssome 19 alsnia b Us =bay as Iho do. of noados. bog. 9. T. J. Limarda, 101babsok Woosadowy. dzeobionaa sakor-Ost L W. W. !hub Loam bosollre. babbor. PAIIIIIIIIIIMSDISSOLTSD.-L H. Nab* D. boss* sad W. S. Was" Sorb" bosnabor9-W. brydis rig T. Nair. N I/ 9119 9 9 0. Oft= -1.01=3. 1 0 4 :ir. IL I. Mimi. B. Labor; sad O. Lasisbat. Obis Ilaillimbabed, and Cauda-losa, Qty. kW, orinerbialoa , so op Mb& J. C 9O , 0 . Cm.. 944 B. Luotert-T. MSS J. 511 990 • 9 4_ 91 1 9 3. read P. Smile mow. woos. sad 0. Y ab modisso-W. Ow ma IL W. Notars, WhowsubW-L.ll. aid W. Wilda. ~, ebb Sawa and Athbos: Ss, Dowooliso-11. IL Ilsbr^ la mu* Ms Narsin bib the Aminlioa Tart ,Landos-J lisbabl. awl S. 011 n. -T. Shistalof awl IL hark Hat. ttoslmh oldl N. Wadi" W. H. W. lArrit, aid H. Log. bababf PlabolessaetShcaeti as it largest Y. Mr bal-faa arl T. Madmiadroa. Maple OIL obi bbismi-0. ilbbp sad F. Paboo=rt, est ' ollk abooli Jams sal W. Saysea r lit &A-A. Mobbord J. Soki=o.b% warriora-IL A. Farb aad J. Web. orlilan-J. e r I LI. 9. /Way. and J. mil Mos; Wow. WW I, mordiaatf-E. bob W. Iliall , Dmadrol. Sao, isibbiab-11. Wks mad W. WOmsk sol. Nal aohoo-J. Walker am& W. Jamb. Liverpoei, okr. WU mg J. OM Mosaboator. aottaa *sum Groans 13 • , bold Wm, Rcpt. 13 ince Oct 4, at the ILlng's Arm Mr. Ammo& k's la beet 13 and Oct. 3, at the lecoritelermbes. omega Ilya. 1.11111.114 Sept. le and Oat 7, at Dremirsialwams, Joan Down" llttleeteiteln Wale makes, Sept. 17 and Oct. Jade at leimeeee•Chemalnei, Jame Lunt MI Vanua total drape% Elept le and Oct. 7, at lbe Nor elope. lama Pews llmmaat. me, wasoloisa ewe, Beet. le me Out e, at BMWs Ifte 001TON.—Lessirooz. ems. sus Isles 0 settee tsar ese aellmad al 4,1110 IlainrA ire asail et abaft 1%7 Tigaftle• lignisib. et 16. IMO 6 811; Ma elm , IWO libi. The WTI dam emigamma el* nem plow dal Was an To ave. la oaks inuarauot la Tomem ara ini a : Thippr_e I Tr .6... .. c alaTalasi jr1107 1....: thsagT TA . Taa. rams vet See webs le Os It et, we OWN nese - Wto gramiTliail Om limalkonalsa karg . 10.—Offer yies set sleet sadist ms la st il ei l =4 deed d aminatiss. Tha a 7=l7 the samba palm watalse Mod nos at ear le M. mod nem tans: pee bag taro low bald awl So malt toe balasvary gulsi. almost sliirsl6 make. This main INN es psis la Its lomatiael swim ~Ng anamat. WOOLLUN CLOTIL—Losys, Bm. 10.—A fah ale sue Wins bad bon does is do Ale bona. to-day. Moak sow. kor. no milla sad stawalauldeiss la Us diatrlat ay all WOOL—RODDrieraim, arr. 10.—Derr, ttr i e4: bird & the West V Wele bra raw dad is W.aberke. le roe per lera lbe ler et re predre dorm la di erre brae le Lerma mardlig rade Wei sir wow rim easer. Weer Mr air Ma M. FOIL la& • pills sabs, Nal fa sons belisess aim AN WI Wale ire le mart de Oarlret. ese dr dreg arkurlal bars le war wr experr. siee errs lbe tram errs draft MANUPAOTUZBIL-4Lissamma, &lA. 10.—The loptiommlooliall tie all limb of 11111110401 Ni Mop o way Mt kilo& on midge moro he Wreak Tho Moos toopllo ad. MIS PliaralalMOW All SW on Mos lo dm. C: PAIL—At eo tsh Wasiak, int thin •••••iiwills am* a Mows ea Wet yrtsdlW tics Wks of Oft mei soft are wen • awelow worn is martrit. kw m% mempt at tort prism Suss AWN wid wry ism Of Op mug *WOW as wimp Niro writ pritty wady at klhrw : Woke Ida% Mar Us. MOM& 40g. to 464 sot lie WO Om Ns. le Us. ps owl tlie gooier piths 'Sloane mai ►., ON.- sat. sad Ind with • sham CCM Asp. 10.—Ws Mg a hir show t e sad Maar Una he the last welt Orel resale. Wortshavialag in , Mae Oa.; rd. Ma. to tat. IO report an?tber week o fine vttoTaim , - , wurz immaisb4a cehl uu =ser th t. sad 4Ra, remark that we shall have se mama Illirleit it ellikk with* rest , tiewever, s fie ea ouroll the brt r kr wr be nese reed le Ike Erse thee bed the reran ler es am wyo moot dark bort& wirstwer le TIM* =Ore fa. vonestlyol dm art dwide Ibb 'ow* WO lavi .7 4 d01t. _ kart str bleAkis lia h r.; Orrin ries st ell pewee to expect, an ladialattiotidirety train re fat e on talon nob confirm ell net kee tat or Thee hr tor melt frosesi In ever =rya Ewing Mo p* voinorldi awn pier briar: Rept& tee whir ea' arreordlsorr remise retistre; the rams ens kon qr. es thle ankle kr Ur Jolly supported on the err reds sod ear enber add dreopers Or or two Wendtbar takes re Ihr whleti runs, town who c We hat at t„,. a il iStet a Anal a w l et Wheat; oat tamers firmly dowser ea illsree of la purr. sable Imo la. at old and sew, wttleollalt le mom ester re siren hell ter Err, had they were est free brae et nor So the tell Mee et bat week. A hide awe *pig Ise ril ler a rim were fully supported, with very Me rel weereseed parcels ate month wridsro. ire Of aPley, the change ot wind herr rwert Derr but envy little care hart C d. oath. melee, punt Mr said. the death time of meth base Arad ler et sat . tt ter ON at r adored to the waiter Os. The value of se.l sembrodidend ewe* set the market remise very irsullwai all ell rods re duenes= Per et whir FlVead stock the 141. *SOCA are now Itthetha, the corm, ir r m. of pretty tee_pa le 7s. pars wirer mar la. 17%w b, g i.e , !N iii~M rltN L arm, sad berea. :4ll4tm We rabe mg quetabllea baser 47.1amd lfen Par Cir lP l64lll;74-b kr 11+1 ti . Weiss being worth INK to 261.10 a. pro kat. Swab.; ths Mallet ill lau• 0 1 ernoo. Pram rim S— ted. pu qr., Oa. to Ns. ; WWI; 41s. to 465. ; Mb to 41111.; Pabrimba and }lambing, lea 430.; mil Prbiebsg, ifs. to ba.; Roastan, abll 06111 e. Is Mb, Dri len to Ma ; Webb, be. to lam eng,, M. 01.10 Ills. • to, W. 01. to IM... Od. Bar t:ebblle.;wlxl:s to 235. Baas. 13 30 . 60 .• ; Us. Ogle. Peon . awl boa, 2%. lobs. ; grey and - 11M1a. Main Lbws& gas, 46. to be • Petersburg, 10s. to 416.; 100 mil Amboipi, Ple. le 425. ; Ifoniobarg snit Memel, San Nan tassel Oakes, 11133, fli. L 76.0. to 7L; gm foreets. l f• 5 .• ; tsbeisr. W. N. Ilinseeed, SA Nape Cake,. be. Tares, foreign, be. as Ille. Sean, SI. to lb. Imes, 90s. Rye Veal, ss. Ib. Ispertakesa August ill to Sept. 6: Wheat, 2,111 qrs. ; Barley, 2,485 ; Oats, 1,617; Beam, 605; Pees, 25; Linseed, 8,020; Rapeseed. 330. Inerica, Kept. 10.—The supply of Wheat to-day was rather moos ban bat week, and prices about tbe same. Barley, Beam, and Pee were all per gr. dearer. LINOS, Barr. 10.—The state of the vied has kept all vereb eat, emosequatly or artivah for the coast are eery small. Wiser today is 10y r doer, sad the advance of Fridav le well warned for old. Barley rather creeps up. Oats and sh, llicg i,ar s ejaite as high, and bras bell firmly at extreme rates. Little ag to other articles. Arrivals this weet : Wheat, 2,791. Oda, 79; swim US; Beans, 409; Malt, 126; Pees, $69; Rapeseed, 616. LIIOnTON Bezzsaro, Sept. 10.—At sestket this day agar vary SW. doing, and rarely any variation worth unties in all kraut grala crept Peas, which elle worth Is. per load more moor. Wheal, pee Ind of bushels, old, Us, to 11s.; new, 22a. rat to 27% Dm*, geinding, per Imperial qr., Es. to 24e. Beers, 17a, to 206. Peon 116 to r/s. pee 3 bushels. Lawn, Sept. 10.—The Wheat trade to day was steady, with a falr gale, at last week's quotations. Barley In moderate re quest Oats, Beer, sad Peso 1n 'tort supply; and, there being a geed dared, the relate et each of thee fender must be writsiii la. per qr. anew. Wiest, whit; old, 111. Se. to 124.; red, 101. M. to MA ISt ; white, new, to 111. Ifle.; red, 107. to 101. So. Barley, ISt to Us. Oats. 178. 61. to 198. Beau, 278. to 298. Peas, 491. to So. LITIIPOOL, BUM. 10.—Then wan a fair attendant* of lours end somata millers and dealers at cur Corn Exchange this asogaing. There was not a large business done in wheat and flour, lad In away Matra mutate primes were ebtained for butts ullello Oahe aid oatmeal were sot plantiful, and fully late term were p.id kg those also. WPM beam advanced W., and grinding pea. Ir. roargaigter, with a reedy he. Haley was Id. per bustle' higher. emu was quiet, Wing ressesily truly hel i at 2rle. for the beet American ' , snow.— Conagiaints of a bad Ile ld of new wheat are very 90e451; Ude feet to best evident's/el by the range of weight and priory at Newel important agricultural tosatsta held at the time of last weak, Croat felts. to 03 lb per haperial Wallet ; and been 300. op to 41a per imp. qr. Arrivals hum Use 3rd to the 9th Sept., la. elusive into Liverpool and Itunecce r—WhenLll,2.4 qn ; Barley, 294; Malt, 233; Oats, 2,122 ; Indian Corn. 156; Oatseal, 1,227 rocas; Flour, 8,223 auks end 1,100 bete. Exports to Ireland : —Whe it, 1,099 qrs.; Indian Corn, 1,72 8 ; Intim Cern Meal, So twin ; Maar, 213 weeks, and 1,246 brie. LYNX. Sept. 10.—Ws have bad a fair quantity of WA. at offering to-day, mostly of the new crop, and moth of it et Where quslity; prime of bath old sod sew about to. per qr. &arm A few ouopies of saw Morley, pert of middling out some eery M inor. Wheat, old, red, 44a. to 41.. ; *Lite, 485.; new, Ma. to ine. ; beat, 61I1a. to 62105., 42a to 41a. NNWOMITLI, Sept. 10.—The weather sines this day sein tight has been favobrable for harvest operations, in which coneitlcr. able prevent has Wm made, and another wett's continuance will go far to enure the Wheat and Barley, but there being a considtrable portion of the Oats to eutyet, farther time will be required ,or housing them. At our market this =Grains we had a good supply of Whi - iat from the rowers, which consisted ahkfly of the new erop thegaility and condition whereof were various, and being without any sneak coastwise a ready clearance war effected, at 365. to kb. per qr. re ePectively. In south country, old and foreign, ex-granary, a fair re tell basinesseru dune, at fully Saturday's rates; 455. per qr. being repeatedly offered and refused for fine Whilbech red, wekhing 6 She per bushel, and 465. for line mixed Dintrie Tor Flour there wee Meads Inquiry; extra households ocausenaliag 31s. dd., end cauke whiles, 335. ed., without difficulty. Rye inquired for. Molting Berkey k wanted, and extra chevalkr might be pla e cd at 211 s. to whilst kr Seale, weighing Silk. per Mabel, S. a. has been obtained, and Uri. ft intermediate qualities. Grinding Barley, sells freely, at Sin, weighing 56Ibs. per bushel, whilit sweet distilling varieties find hem; at 225. per 5416. Malt in good demand ; prime seseramode heft worth Ms. to 52a. per qr. Beans and l'eea are each held hr we Tamen as also are Oats, which tends to check busies. l'ETxowrit, Sept. 10.—Oar corn market to day was well attended by millers, ard many sales of nlit foreign Wheat were made at about the prices of last week. harmers are selling their new Wheat at 42e. to 4 ie. per 200IbL, many samples appearing in better condition than was expected. SOLIODUItY, Si pt. 10.—NotwPhstanding harvest opera tions being brought to a doer, our market to-lay was thinly attended. Old Wheat was to fair supply, and more than suilLient for the re. quirementa of the trade, and quotations remain; the came as last week. The same remark applies to new Wheat. Old Barley war in abort supply, and maintained last week's rates. Two or three sam ple anew Parley on offer, which were sold lee 224 and 23a. per qr., but the quality wee not drat-rote. and had no effect in reducing the pries of old. Oa* Beans, and Peas may be quoted at last week's prime. In Bye little business was transaeted. Wheat, white, 440. to 43e.; red, 40e. to dils.; new, 40s. to 42.. Lest old malting Barley, 2-48.; middling, M. to 244; Interior, 199. to 214 beam, Egyptian, Via. to lit; swish, old, 34e. to 40a. Peas, 265.. to Joe. per qr. Malt, 6e. id to o. per boaheL Tam, 44. 13d. to ss. to. Roue tio. to ild pet seek CATTLE, &C.—CRUMB FOin.—ln the Hone fair on Thursday there was hot a pier show of good and useful flaws; and anything lardy to be of service was eagerly sought alter and pur chased. The show of cattle was slender. Prime fat Beasts sold from 4td. to Pd. par lb., and Mich Cow; over.aged, from 71. to 121., ac cording to quality. The quantity or Sheep in the market was m utually large, and the average prke paid was from 4e. to sd. per lb. The &ow of Pip wee equally as good at at any of our old fairs; line ones, about ten warm old, sold at about lba, each ; and fat Pip, at from ed. to 40. per lb. &pt. 9.--We have a large supply of Beasts and Sheep on offer, Including about 50 of the former from hamburg. We oonelder the quality meamiabiy good. The attendance of buyers very good indeed, but, from the quantity of stock shown, bn•ine+w opened somewhat dull, which caused prices to {leeway a shade; there. fore a good elearance Is being effected. Beef, Ss. to ss. ltd.; per stone. Mutton, Sd. to skd. per lb. SEPTEMBER 11, PUBLIC SALES. Barr. 10.—By Neon. Damn. 8311111 and SON, at the mart, freehold farm and estate of WEitehuroh, bialoassbury, with 190 woe 01 ►and—let (or NU per annum, knocked down for 11,6501. Freehold Ora of 104 sores and cottage, between Ft imley sad Balsam. gunny-1,760!. Mean Moons and TIMPLI.— Seven bonus, Ocesa-street, Stepney, producing 931. 10$. per annum, clear of all out goings., held for 66 years unszpred-7001 Leasehold property, Pelham street, Mile-End new Own, prodesing 691. 18s. per annum, tree of ground•rant and taxes, held for 68 years-4951. Leasehold hove., 16, Milton-strmt, Dorset -foams, New. road, let for 661. per annum, hint for 70 years at 91.-4201. A NEW PLAcz oP Amuszmurr.—Mr. Batty, of Arley's Royal Amphitheatre, has saemeded in obtaining presume sad land in the neighbourhood of Hydo-pat, which. during the Exhibition of 1861, he inroads contortion Into a Hippodrome, on primary the mate male as the one In Paris. - . - THE PROPOSED IMPROVEMENTS IN ST. JAMEt's Pau.—The following alterations are to be made in James's and the Over Park. in order to form the public gardens in frost of Bueldngliam Paler : The gardens will be nearly square, and will be situated parallel to each other on each side of the malt—the present approach to the palace —and the dimensions of each, reading to the plan sub mitted to parliament, will be rather more than 200 yards in length, by 100 yards in breadth. That portion of each farther from the mall will have a semi-circular projection, adding considerably to Its aria. In order to make room for the one on the St. James's Park side, about 200 yards of the ornamental lake will have to be filled up, and a new head to the lake will be formed in front of the guard-hour, at • east of 4601 Toe gardens on the Green-park aide will be similar in shape to the one which encroaches on St. James's Park, and each will have three gates, re at each end fronting the palace, on• in the owns leading from the mall, end roe at each .ni ex tending late the parka. The lower gate of the Green.park gardem will front Stafford House, and beats upon the plan the appearanete of • private *timeline, while the lower gate ha St. James's park will be of large dimensions, and is the are designed lea the use of the pablie. The mall will be limed on each aids with trees, forming • sort of wide r the grand approach to Buckingham Palace, sad the estrum to this avenue will be formed by the marble arch, whir will be meted at of beyond the termination of the wiry at a distress of SOO yards from the front gets of the parea. The themonghlue down Oonatitation-hill will lead plieliapies past re front gate of the palace, down the armee between the gardens and oat through the marble sank rid a railer rout* will be era from the St. James's sired gar Broad the marble - arch will be four gems et rem erendiag down the mall, and these, though , so enema* to themselves, will certainly have the effect ' of aerellarg the view of the arch to be placed beyond them. flame entirely new pathways will be formed in St. Junes'e-park, and the new bead of the lake will be much ✓arer to BircLeanswalk, with wLioh promenade it is not rarer to interfere. The gardens will be surrounded by • dwarf stone wall, surrounded by von railing.. Opera tions have already bees commented by smakiug out the line of the intended gardens and the removal of the park-railings in Stoat of the barrack.. It is probable, however, that the change will vstrM NOM time, r net only will the eras atreal lake—whisk is rather deep at that end—have to Ise filled up, bat the peoperaties of the grouad for the garden. ormelibe lat nighilad withene great Belay. The total wet of tie Impowomoolo oollsols4 Agra, of whisk 14,0001. woo 'Nod hot mita. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. The State of the Weather at Nine o'clock yesterday arranged in order of latitai Owns et I Mad. Sum at Pima. rEDNESDAT. SEPT. 11, naoe seen nt the following *es it t?ornirtt. The e mhos sit* w P%rrol State 4 Wesibm. ki.w, N.E. N.E. R.E. Yulaerowx (Daum) Purotra Batairrom Ltlfraci: ........ Genie Brans Gentle Breese Orka OmYr Breen Partiatty Muds PartiaTy aesay 01SOCJat Clotoly kl.mat ast Ocer,sat Overawe Overcast Osman& Ova, cast 1 Ova. emit Pratielly MeV Pthali Cloak ()serest% Overeast Olostelleas Courti* Ovrscset Overeat"; Overcoat Ov,rist OTerg at Overeat Oren sat • Over, aat Awes Ow, ,ast Oven asst ]Stotts nestle, Breen, ( :en Ito Brecee acetic Brom Calm oua~s ~..~ :.:':.. Breese (SLIm &,7.". -- ; Genti; Bzcue Calm Yammors. _, 00.11 WAT lioarmso Gemle Breese Gentle Meats Gentle Breeze OesUr Breese Dam _ _ DAILLIJ4OIOII mar 801 , DR IILAND Amman( Lu,uta Gentle Ilroese Gentle Proem Gentle Breese Gentle Lreen. Gentle Breeze Gentle P,.ae THIS DAY. Noor. Coproe of glad. &math of glad. taste ./l Westhoff. (ale. urelosir. The Tetuan from the following pima did not mach this Ake to time for publication ) everday ; thry thoraces lactiosts the Mate of the weather un Monday swam at nine, o'clock. Louaxaa DUNDALK POOLS ....... K.E. 1 E. I N .w .E. . N I N.E. 1 BM. N.E. N.W. I P.r+nitr Coady Geode avenge Clatulasa Gentle Itrerve l'aoislly Coady Gentle Merle Pasoan, Cooly Gentle Breese Overcast Ovid^ Bowe . on r-est Calm • elt.u.-Ima Geode liteese I rarti.lly Cindy CoLemmata SHIPPING INTELLIGEN!!‘ (rem er Onewpmtesie, lie eldirptag Auette," umi • i yes & CA!SUALTIES. Norma, Ben's, of Bristol, was tote;ly lost at Altai, en the west coast of Afrita, on the 4th of July ; crew saved. Peggy, of Liverpool, 11, micy, fetes Arshanae;, drove OR shore on the east side of the Loch last wtek bottom up wards, and is partly broken up, and the c , ..g0 strewed along the shore.—Loch Erribig. Sept. 4. Boone Esther, arrived here this morning from Rouen with loss of bowsprit head, &c., baring been ran b. d by the Artistic, for Valparaiso, in the Laver ; the tatter Cann to anchor with little or no dansage.a-Liverpoto, Sept. 10. Lady Charepney, hence lo Dahlia with c e.le, i• o galore be tween the Rock Light-hosse abd the Red N Sept. 10. LBJLITRD. I MALLS !Isf! ,, !ife liaira7 Limbos Pneitie India via. Setathaanpum India viol Mannigns S.pt. 16 S. pt. 22 S. pt. 28 Baotou sad Halifax Mexico West India Brasil Sept. 18 ".pt. 22 Sept 22 Aug 24 ARRIVED. Avam-at Grameod, September 10, from Auous-at Gramm& September le, frown Awwa Lomo-.t Llve.pool, tleptorober 10, from rh.duk ......M .7 ool: Me lmoa kitad :: : Atom Lue-at Liverpool, StlAeutber 10, from ... - • •••• loud= ALraso thomova-nt laverputS. September 10, -.Alm Herraa~t Liverpool, Septuuter 10, frum Bowan 13- ran -at Liverpool, September 10, fruot Rouen 8/2•LIBL -at Queemtoon, Sept.•mb rO, fr-on Summon P.m of Room - off Plymouth, September 7, to m Emota-at Rrotol, Septetuter 10, from ' '" Lamar—at Lmerpool, beptembei 10, from.... Fp.coa—at provuoeoo, Septairber . lo, fr•m _Bordeaux MAU, • r HANDL-At Gravesend, September 10, • from Anders HURON-at Gravesend, September 10, from Ilessirrre -at Liverpool, September 1 0 , from .... Neale.' Haute-at Liverpool, Rept 10, from liwppo Jame Wsms-at Gravesend, September 10, teem.- ..... Umber, Joss. Wrestra-et Liveriesl, September 10, from inut.lues J ZAN AND SLutoaawr--st Liverpool, September 10, hoax . Konen Lo Lasetra-at Liverpool, september 10. hum -.Rochefort L'Aio is i.n FAII I u.a -at Uvevpool, Sept,. ober Ip, tuns Roues Ltv wer.—at llolt, September 9, from . .. ales Loup J. Roserti -at Newport, September 9, hole London LOCIDIAGAZ -off Plymouth. September:l. MID London MAST AND 1 LIAO -off Deal, Septem..e: 11, Unto... ....... Westward Madera-al Hull, September il, r .-- - from. - - .... Rigs . . . Morroz—alf Bt.Aftum's Head, September 7, from ltichibmto %mu Pammarnc--odr Dartmouth, Sept. 5, from Ilfrilmorli MART Amr-M Grivemm . d, !teptembrr In, frflu Manarren.—at Gravesend — , Heidanber Ili, from ....airratiasaLat Manama --at kivarpon, depterober 10, Bout limyraa MAYS Aruerre—at Liverpool, September 10, from . ...Bordeaux Massa Vteroa- at Llrerpool, September 11 . , frau Bordeaux Mara VlClRlallt at Liverpool, repteolter tr. from Bordevux Many Lawra—at Liverpool, lieptember to. limn 1r Itownia—at Quernatown t Septexibr 8, from.. . ...... ....Triode . . lio Gumma—at Ltrrepool, 11e . ptember 10, Irrtm Apolsebieaa Sitsuum—at Lieerpool, September 10, trom Mumma—it Gear r., September 1(1, pp., ltalue Sesom—at Gravesend, SO ptember 10, from • Irmo Sotrumbe Rocs—at Queenstown, Sep:ember 0, Iron Alicante TIM& AND ELTArt—et thanrborough, Stpt,tub:.r 7, (rum Arcbmaml Tamtsr—at Ilull, September 9, from Peter-burg T. J. Roos—at Newport, September 9, from ... Tostaramst —stl.l)moutle, September S. Mum Tulin . / YAMIT—at Liverpool, September !I, h Ummee—at Orererend, September 10, mom .Losioa . irs . I Petua . C rcmen Tuutocrra—at Wtcrpoo, Beptembnr 10, tro.n.. Copillllolll4 SAILED. ANNANDALE—from BriAtal, Srpterulmr IP, to Amu° -from LiTerpool, September 9, to . .Cl4ooa Cm' rO , Los/Aux—filial dnyeeead, Ileilemher :0, se I harthurt Claitamns•—from Durtmonth, deptetch , r Me..na Cares—ham Plymouth, ,, titptesa be! 7, .Caverbury, N.l, Cmtsurrrn .1.9...-- from Plymouth, Seplemtxe 7, to Cauterburi, 5 Consaanama—from Shiel4 September 8, to Wit. CAMON—from Shield., September 8, to Couutadt Cam...non—from Shield., September 8, to Como elt Cananoma—from Sunderland, Septernbtr 9, to .... ....aeterthorg Dotorna—tram Sunderland, September 9, to _ Immo Este 01 MlRAN—from Shields, Septen.la r 8, to Coo FATIIII.k MAITULW—from Gravesend, enotetular 10, to (Aar* Gar—from Liverpool, September 9, to relersburg Outarre—frost Gravereed, September to, to Ratteetant Hartvrox—fron. libtelde September 8, to Licata Hors—front Shields, - Selitensb.r B,_ to .... .. . . .. . Gternti I• 71111/11 W ALE from Welds, September 8, t 0..- Joss letto—from Shields, September 0, to Jszasr Emus -from Shields, September 8, LAIRACII—from NAIR, September h, to MARTZL-fmm Plymouth, September A, to Mrs Lcs—from Queenstown, September 8, ts Nirwsorria—from Shields, September O. to . September 8, to Alma Odom NWW JUoGrawN London -CmmWft TrimW ... Narsuc—froen SUPOMIMM, September 8, to Calcutta NAlAD —from Sunderland, September 9. to . Petersburg Buntobret—from Plymouth, September 8, to Canterbury, N.Z. Swum—from Liverpool, September 9, t0................New York Siena—from Lardy, September 8, to Naples Ora G. Borneva—tram Plymouth, September 7, to Canterbury, N 2 Swr►r—tram obit lds, September O. to Cronstade Volition-Inm Gravesend, September 10, to ....... WlLTll—from SuaderLaid, Sept. 9, to.. Peterebutk VESSELS SFoh i WITIL Joan Menu?, for the Meuritim, Aug. 15, lat. 51.59 N., 10n.32.36 W. Er AINOPIDAS, Aug. 15, off St. Paul's. Patoto from London for the Mauritius, Sep'. 1, laL 46.59 N., lon. 6.49 W. OLAILIPI AN, of Liverpool, Aug. 19, entering the Saguenay Slyer. MaLotarr, from Neiveuatle or l BM lobed, Aug. 22, lot. 47, lon. 45. Maar Aug IItNDIIIPAN, from 1110 Janeiro, for Loudon, Aug. 19,1:d. 43.21 N., 101.84.12 W. Ike JO9lll CANrskulanrie), from Bombay Liverpool, May 9, lat. 26 8,, lon. 61 71. [Advertisement.; —A REMARKABLE CURE OF DIOPST or TIM CUM IT IiOLLOWAT'S I . ll.4. — Elltallt of II letter from Mr. Monday, a farmer, Kennington, LLCM' Osfonl, dated Dee. 2, 1648 :—" To Profaner llolloway—Bu : Oaring on a former °era don apprised you of an estrairdinary cure upon mpiclf by your Invaluable medicine, It gives me great piesaure to testify again to ito efficacy In a care of dropsy of the Meet, wilt which my shepherd am •ffilic:cl, to whom, the moment I was informed of the nature of hit complaint, I recommended a trial of your pills, which advice win adopted with complete swims, for by taking a few Imam only be was perfectly cured. and la now in sourul heatth."—Sold by al druggists, and at Professor Holloway's Esullisbment, 244, etran.i. London. BIRTHS, IiARRIAGEIN AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BRADLEY.—Kept. 7, at Greenwich, the wife of R. 11. itrad:cy, Esq., of awn. BEIGGS.—Sept. 8, at Glencester.road, Uyi.e.park.gardens, the wife of J. U. Briggs, Eeq., of a en. 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Bond, of Tutull.Psrk road, Upper DoEoway, aged 2. DA COSTA.—Eept. 9, at Claremont-terreor, Pentonntle, Ma Chevalier Antonia Da Costa, Brazilian Vice Consul in London, aged M. MAIDMAN.—Iept. 3, at Chelan, Charlotte Eliza, widow of the WI Capt. W. R. Idaidatan, of the Imal Army, Egad 31. Fainted snd pabliJoi WnLuus KHOO thLJ oi Na So Ls.b"" Serent bt tL. OW of ie. Prialiff, at Um (meet. b Ware& str4 la lb. grading of Wimarataii, Ibrissars 14 Tsai . u Dula.