The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-25 00:00:00

r ,_. DUBLIN, Barr. if. Mr. Harman, Irish Chief Secretary, is expected at Wert from Gramm* an Wednesday, end will then Ciron the invitation of the Belfast Harbour m i sioners, to inspect the improvements which =IMO scantly effected, and their plans for future Mr. Piens Csnegh, of Moontjoy-square, Dublin, Me honed a keg address "to the bishops, clergy, Latra, farmer% and eleatere d Clare," in enplane the sentimeets sad opinions which influenos Metes be the segmentation of that county, Weil the d tenant compensation, support of las Mass hith (in which his two sons oloolhasatod), the osovaloiss of tithe rent-charge to me& pow Moo, mho' of place or pension, and loilopoodest opposidoi. Mr. Creegh thus con elledet:—" I pi lookomobly resolved, at any expense netemery, to of tho &mere and tenants of Clare Ole oppootoaity of ripmedieg their votes for the aid a end kr tenant right:" l gressememial editor of the Freeman has the Mowing remeeks on the present anomalous state of ast eon moorkois: seas? meta teishell hetes the week rather ßit, and after. =see The egp Is pries% l es isbai.a thrsid a witt the Landes was end Bet os the Owl noble day, bet &eel es receipt of the seers slabs boar ems Si issrbeis Is It ie not easy se some fric the sockets he pets siedimeks upwards, awl sadder owls said te impish) it bond the fart of psr- Asses of Misr is Leeds. her ?sews, sod the prows as Imam is 'telly MI thsliseiest lambi them little et se Yowls orat their pds tamest te aterket. It is secede Soignee se Wasps wail base led to seek embower mot mild, they bed gabled ; bet they are kir, if net towage. _laasnest be Mooted bra that is the side et Weems L eper Os Gummy soil adjesiat amnia espeelelly) the Weis an abeedent. The asps I. Asa ere esemeesopileit mese Ws pee Iwo sell do Wel ague et priesseseples high Ws time bawl yeas, therein., dee. set sole Me per. It seer sow pretty certain that this month, so isaparbot in Ireland for " the poor sates harvest," will tontines fine to the doss. - - It is expend that the prima will rang* high at **approaching gnat fair of Balling**. The ad man for the goverment on *antrum Sr. sash larger than was ex so that any prospects, of a turnutation of tin war are not likely to infittenn the Talmo! eattle on the oetwaion. SPORTING. TATTZWIALI:B--/iONDAY. It must not be inhered from the appeoraneo of the nb. joined Wt that a large smonat et below was transectod en lbelKearewitob. Meet of the We wen only as a small essioctime 01 them, Woad, were scarcely worth gaining. The OE4* oat* woe as Rebell-700 to 100 was talus Wise. add Ito sew odds wan booked to divan small ems. At ono time Mr. Bykes advaseed to 16 to 1, bat lepen were espy, and be Wady fell beck to 18 to 1. Is the early pan of the afternoon 2,000 to 100 was takes &best Menargae, bat towards the close 30 to 1 ens msasedly awed. 600 to 6 was at first laid against Vlaikz. seen as It woe taws, however, *at be bad won the Lim sobakire handicap 'Medd* dropped to 40 to 1. The gustation at the close were aa follows: EASTERN COUNTIES HANDICAP. 10 to 3 east Mr. Y. Kars Planow (4 to 1t) 10 to 1 Mr. W. Day's Plane (t) 10 to 1 Lord Clitden's Chalice (t) 12 to 1 Capt. D. Lane's Ephesus (t) THE CESAREWITCH. 7 to 1 sot Mr. T. Pan's Rebell (t and oft) 16 to 1 Mr. Howard's ticythiati (t 18 to 1) 18 to 1 Mr. B. R. Clark's Mr. Sykes (t) 20 to 1 Lord Derby's Mauna filly (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Resyso's Siding (t) 20 to 1 Lord Ancleory's Salsas (t) 26 to 1 Mr. Driakald's Bro. to Grey Tommy (t) 25 to 1 Duke of Bedford's Weathercock (t) 25 to 1 Mr. Parker's Joe Miller (t) 26 to 1 Mr. GreeilWe Mau:otitis (t) 25 to 1 Captain D. Laos's Crowe Pigeon (r) 38 to 1 M. Aumerst's Meearque (r) 30 to 1 Baran Rothschild's Rag Ton (t) 33 to 1 Mr. Copparbwalte's Buly Bird (t) 36 to 1 Mr. Papas '. Boer (t) 40 to 1 Mr. Howard's Sarawak (5) 40 to 1 Sir C. Monek's \rinds: 60 to 1 Mr. A. Jobasteae's Rotherham (t) 1000 to 15 Mr. Natpecker (t) CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 16 to 1 apt Mr. Adkins's Flatterer (t) 60 to 1 Mr. Morris's Gamekeeper (t) DERBY._ _ 10 to 1 apt Mr. Howard's Yellow Jamb (t) 10,000 to 110 Mr. T. 0. Coleman's Sir Tattoo (t in one bet) The room war very thinly attended, several of the ram hen MTh% left town for Itewmarkst. Donlno.—We are requested by the owner of Dimino to state that es his arrival at Linsols last Sandal evening he hand the hone ea lam that be immediately pee orders for him to be struck est of his engagement in the Ltnoolashire Handicap. Dalkeith sod Monatain Breeze are struck ont of their respective eappments at the Chester Autumn Meeting ; the former 6 also "matched " far Wrexham. LINCOLN RACES—lioxray. iIiCTILIC ISLIOLAPII.) Tim Biowxww btu. Os• —.—....--... Yaws= VillageOldr Inxitssrszs' Blame Sews. Os. 'lac ....... ......... ...... 1 Igo tidy • Eardrum Five ram. gLinnoww. Two talks. 1 Yladaa Gametal Elude light its. As objettios Nude GamesT Smits. Thseoisortoos of • Milo. Diagrams. BUNTIIIIir STAMM. Tye filet. Jock • - luso res. Partkulars la oar mat. NEWMARKET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING— Tan DAT. _ _ __ _ _ _ LATEST AZZIVALII Polmoodie, Jobe Bar- Wears, Facet. Hassid, Master Adams, Golds. Piovar, Little Pet, Urban illy (3 yra), Barbara colt (2 in), The Hind, Flemew, Stroud, Noisy, Homily, Chalice, Alembic, Cismentiss suit. Champagne, Claret, Rifleman, Aleppo, ilseseCaseekealt by Pyrrhus the First out of(Trey Tommy's dam. Baalbse;Backsfoot, Mary Copp, Intimidatioe, Kits layer, Treashery, Spindle, 807 . 4 Birdostchar out of Sarni See, Vaadal, sad Nina filly. Nine races are est for this day. TM lint at 12.30. Bast in Counties Handicap at 2.30. PopoLAS Otrisosirr.—it remarkable =thud of tukonatissoisiest as obnoxious potato seminat seurred M Paisley es Thuseday inning. It isms skit a wan sewed Sher*. raddist at: the maw of Isissignet aad lisioseissalbgespoislee ef a *di shop diem ash who also Nodes ea ea extemeive basis= sis a palate ssenhaat Ina believe by the pukes to be lie sista eases of a rise is the ydse of potatoes. which took gigs this wee. Ho wee else essred of plotting with easel is es suss busiest to get lbs poise issreased still fathom, wed is wad to have bold sat lima Yet rafter ass anew pelotas le be sold at 4d. per Non la Pit~se wadi take all his to Glasgow or sisewboos• Iff~iarl of newest* are reported to hays Wes TM et Mil Nit sad ef the town on Tbureday, and it en expeshe that as that night the efligy of the *haulms ilsileidual weed be bused is the streets. hose sub ospeostlesegysents base indeed eariesity, sad led to the of a wed um to. promisee in the gneiss. • L ia ll h a sdi refere eight "fake es plus wee bnieged by a Bob, who poseesded te swish his Useless very deliberately. Hee 'sly this windows of his shop but all the window of the beadles of whiles it fonts a um "ad of a imidessee Willing, up John- street, weed pertly holm*. _Melba sad partly es a potato wove, wen setts* demellebes, sot a Ms& spore of glace being snowed to neat& is au of theea. Boys eves emend the wrembee by the team Irian's., and pitched bottles and seer trues mearials We the street, amidst the sheen d di* opeosehea • mei Wipe merit wee mumbled, win* meet 111116 seedisued NM thessands. Fres the bead of Qmosesset to the best of Muwelltoo-etroet, the sore wee seedy Mod by deem maws of people. Then sou me Tony greet dogs* of eschewer essaifsted by the en isehere—a one of pis passiveness, with Ism sad Mere oddness of like satishsetioa Wisp visible. A her 4... sissabere of as fens rutted at the seas shortly Mar the Pres a ss bet they refreised treat later flieeeee, p se mere% fro. a asmoissesees el teadolooty es poet to _illeperee mob a seowl, sod Item s tem Oda Kiley aftwass It, the emegmetles of the mob Weil matiltlegmeosisliss throwissamlwhidow breaking. Ifbek seedless vete *sestet deemed to the gent mid ✓enal ilisponks of the eieseelsge, sad la this they ass. eseded sheet glens eekek. The Wien to poussety wee von senaiderable, wad the estrous ea order was of the seat asomesse Wed.—North Driliall Mail. TIM MILLING Busmen or Chiwzoo.—Tbs Chrrep news assess that there an la that shy at the pro- MIN dwee dam &min mills. with d.57-kwr nu of elm, MOAN el siessMs 'limit tee th bomb if Sof ER 6 7. Tnlfib It ispa to peist Years WWI .... a.....i alifer WU 6111 r ebose the otesaleesso slime Is w-- same s s ez is a lode as is the arty qf Omega , nse amain zwi tet s at that pert an aka nese about thirty stx thousand, aria. Pr we ber keialed eseesei sterege r e = anal to about ewe TSB POLICB COURT& Mr. Desibens, of tbe7l:elf (stroll sad &than the veal now* gold and silver refiner of Barbital, appeared* filleanamoas before Aldermsa liampliorg to mower a at of uslawfally detaining a gold nog which was to bum bun stoles from the emplainat's wife about nits maths ego. Mr. Thomas Wright. of 127, Ihiald&rwit_ noted WM shut eight or alas leash' ago his wile had her paint 'Oohed at her puree, aostaisiog lge. mid snag mad* of tha pare Antralles geld. Oa pessoldimg dews Holbsawkill • few days ego he resognised - tho :behest la Mr. Nowstiod's shop sad claimed it, bat Mr. Neweend iii sad to give it ag. Ho salted wan shortly after, and was then Wanted NM*, rivet had boss seat to Mr. &ahem, who had re. based Mr. Newstead the money he gnats it sad detailed b. He Shea went to Mt. Beans, bat was nage toobtain the sing. Hasiptery asked Mr. Beans if he produced ilso Mr. Bosoms said be had It with him. The eamplainat had desiring tho :lag as of • very punks sainting:4 and mild lewdly it by lie make ; but as than were at bast • lbsasand of the aims nets= la onammledies bid latieght u tow from his stack of the man 16912 r: osier that this i nat might sabot hie own beta Ilene ULM , w which was the ring =, sad point it oat la this meginalis if ha d d • but he thought if the eamplabint angld neagaise bit la a skegwhidow Dins mss after It was le s, he wade Ins ale MMetalq is ideatitytag it frose smog the sfamilar pinthael. If he seined *ha ISM dug ha thsald ha n it. Mr. Benham added that ha had itiossedad TO W buainess of the late Mr. Bina, who disc 1111 Kunith. Intlaat, sad had always been moot dasimas M ausdnet tt is Nth nissinpon sad repeatable moms:. Ho, nail Ms meth enagdense to the City and manipablas puts, who Gond ossify as to his voidness as di assion to assist sheen in fartherlas the gads of junk* Is salwasee to his to Limpid last week, be wished Is soy it was to On *vides* agalnt es Eir mi ho had asst gloss up to him it salt. He woo led by *I negistrates and past authorities of for the servile be had Mined is thissmodso, read wee sanded the Mein seals of apse s awed to witness. Mr. Birrall am: was called se Unspoilt bat ams, sad then, Mond of W matter with whisk his nano was mind up being "a robbery," the amen ef plats nosed to Mr. Irs=el . bought by kis is the 'diary amuse of badness as • miss ' di/ sot eased es mere Wee 171. Mr. Simil had carried on his badness for 36 yam is the IMO house, sad his spatulas as • tradesman was awn before anal is issestioa. Aldan= Ilamphery them celled the eassplaisant on the bomb, sad &Mod him to piek oat his dug (rasa thaw praised by Mr. Boeha . complainat asesedbgly szontian the Mee wry serefully foe sate tiros, sad at bpi* &eland hie inabi lity may whisk ring beisagei to blue. Mr. Boehm said ft was not tha value of ho Mg that made him wasted she queitios, and If the complaisant mold pat a sovaralga is the ponbas ha maid glee him Ohs Kasha Mimed. He kid sold then albenamirloge of thanes Oben. sad Übe gave up avesythiag that was Anna withont bang Wadded, any penes might claim W whale at Inn may other tradition% sink. Alders** MEOW, mid he did an think Mr. 'Bashes had saswerod the itemnwe. He wasioquirod to prods., **ring is oneettsa, lona Kona he had ingenionly isatrind bilatesdase It swag • sambas el eau Mr, far tho_feepsse efertaking tho oemplelsont. Ids. Inhassesid he had grodaned the ring ; but if Oa alderman *eked it, ha meld peint oat the slag ha took bark beat Ilr. Nownlead. The slag was this poodased by ibelf ; and the osesplsia an, Sadist; it dna Winger, said it was UM riag he had last. Mamma Hamphory requested Mr. Newsteid to look at the his shop ring, sad say it it was tam was ring complainant saw is Mr. N t ewsisad said his undid anal= was that it was the same ring, bat ha could sot be positive, sa ha bad sot out the other My. KM Wright said it was the same ring that was steles hem bar. BM simonised it because it was Moults rand, sad mat gamily on her lager. Mr. Benham was about to croes-thamists the emplanes* sad his wife apse the quietism of identity, when Alderman Homphery said Mr. Benham had acted wing is taking bask the ring, instead of allowing it to remain with Mr. Newsiest soul the ease had bees decided by a ma nias. Mr. Buns' replied that he had only sated as say ether boast truism* wand have done. Oa hearing that the ring bad been claimed he at one returned Mr. Kenton his money, sad offered to give the ring up to the asaplainast if his Gould identify it. Alderman Haspbary said Mr. Benham bad so right ta detain the ring sent by Mr. Newstead. Mr. Benham observed that he bad no right to refuse Mr. Newstead his mar, back. Aldermea Hamphery said he should ardor the ring to be give, up to Mr. Wright. Mr. Benham inquired upon what ground such an order was made ? Allman Hamphery said upon the ground that it was iih M7.Tentas was sot so sure of that. The identification had sot bean fairly established, and he therefore sonsidered it was • most saint decision. The complainant had boasted of having " • kind at cart," sad it certaialy appearod to be a fast. Alderman Hamghery said Mr. Bath's should be careful how he purchased grope rty of this kind. Mr. Benham raplisi that ao w mad be mon metal this he was, or ninessziam as mkt the 'din Mr. Mauls (the ..bid Met) thseen i d that s justice to Mr. Beans he was brand to say that it was ouly last week that a ease came baton the alderman of this min of which whin, would have bees known had it not been for infer% mation afforded by Mr. Benham, to whom the puma charged offered the stoles property for sale. The oemplainant then received the ring sad all parties left the coact. Akossegior Johnson, a youth la the 'employ of Mr. Dent", Bedford, of Fariagdon-strut, was charged with robbing his employer. • The peasants had for WWI tins mimed goods from his premises, sad mot being able to deist the thief he had set • man to wash, the result of which was the &testis' of the prisoner in the sat of taking a pine of cloth from one of the drawers is the shop. Inman Finns rantanded the prisoner. MARY LBBON E. _ Won. Shiro, a young urchin, only 12 pars of age, was placed at the bar before Mr. Long, charged with Waving robbed his father, an honest and industrious man, living at 16, Lisem•grove. It appeared from the evidence, that on Wedaseday last, the prisms, broke oven his father's desk, end stole therefrom be., with which he made off. On Friday he was met with and brought back home, when, by way of punishment, he was tied up for a time in the room. He, however, oestrived to release himself, and then again absconded, after having a second time broken open the dealt alluded to, from which he took &crown piece. Information of his flight was given to the police, and he was yesterday taken tate *melody by Oar, 266 D, who head him in • water-alesetinOlareenont.place, Limon-grove. He admitted his guilt, and alleged that he had spent the whole of the mosey in sweet-staff." He bad nothing - to my, and was committed to hard labour in the House of Correction for Cues months. how Broods wascharged with stealing front Mrs. Mary Dottrel!, of Coventry, a parse containing twelve shillings and a railway return ticket. Froseestriz, is alighting from an omnibus in the New road, was pushed 'wield by the prisons: and another mu, the latter of whom speedily made off. She had observed her puree is the head of the primmer, who bad no doubt given it to hie oompanion, as it had not been foaled. The prisoner was maimed to hard labour for Mx months. MB PANAMA RAILWAY.—Advioes from New Took ask that the third usual of the Rae from New York 111 AipiallOU will mil is Monday nest, and all have gone fa; inked, the freight business increases so fast that three oseesitthekhly, inked of two, will soot he neesseary. A lamw al coal from Baltimore sad see of sugar from Cabo, vies ßaltimore, lately sent over the road. The °alma vowel was 1002 6 th AsPilewsll with cocoa from Gasymill, ail $ enseigkasst of Peruvian bark was wales( he thipment to New Yeirk. A cargo of ice has Just &MVO& lad woe to be rest over the isthmus to Panama. The pormagm by the Empire City, oa her lest outward trip, wen gelimgygd from Aspinwall to Pumas la four hoe" with steak ef eighteen heavily loaded cars, drawn by a single loosmotive, a per foresaw,' which may be considered somewhat nmarkable eves he America. Then were about MO passengers, with all their Image, mad savant packages of exprem goods ; and the road esperiatesdent estimated the weight of the train at 100 toss. These facts are goeloigat to prove' As capability of the railway to do an intensive height hasinese. The New York and Albany Railway has lower rake than any other Use east of the Alleghenies, and its heavy low motives maw* " oats time " with mon than dem par nage, ears. As ins bridge is being constructed for the Panama Use at Liverpool, and two has lighters at Biritita head. ladiestioas of an iogroagiog freight tma:negg are imatiattally pregeatiag thirmartvgg. Applications have been mode to the directors for the transport of coal from New Yoae to Pawing, for the use f a small steamer running batons that poet sad Costs Rica ; and a firm largely en gaged lathe Mom of pearl•shelle has made arrange meats he hslagfes them over the railway in fetus, instead of iambi Owe Sees. The representatives of a Leaden hoses have spelled*, the terms of wading about 200 teas of goods over the Use, and spiel* to the gramme of newly half a milli= doll= lately mime over It for Baglaad by a single trek. A FOUR /00111) Carman; Huo.—The Trisste Jaime aialsies Ole Mowing: Geese seasseisa wee erosive la diem* of ebe Allies by dm asuregesap insaael of a lame ag e W.Va. to Celled Dlseauda. of the Via ojr=rat Ppm& lafgamy. Oa the 16th el Angle*. i be amtaiil at the Tete/nays, the kneel Woke his , chola sad ipshad bees the fury of the tray, lighting be the reeks of the setakes. Bs saved the life of a sergeant sad • private a the rraloist. sad nada this. Russian primes's.. A ben seised kb fersupsw, bat the amartiag wooed °sly so:vides peaks Mee wee infariated. Hs singled out a Rossini 11.1114 asa attacke him with hrodiv, threw him doss, mad deappsilsia se a prisoner to the Freoeit lines. A soiree deed bit wound, and the four-footed hero is gskeasa ”0. Xs will probably be geolitated with a medal as a linresi hells bens* THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1855. THE CORN TRADE. z)'; (From the N.h Lam lierress4 . • - BRITISH. Another week's propitious weather, with very little iaterrmitha eaperimerd in th e one prtc:diag, hasjileeed a great deal more em. s in th e &ornately and later oat of harm's way ;aad. with present preemies. :WO:4 appear that the when haziest of the United Kingdom will be Mortl gathered I. without further detrimeat than ea ones west el amillins is the maple. The polity of the new mop, as it arms to market, madame to exhibit great variety; sad as equally different nage of prises must, therefore, Meals : but so no such sadden and emanated rodastiss is likely to occur as was presented last seam, so we mist oar asinaltnral friends whose produce is light or delleleet I. lie yield will continuo to enjoy a fair rein foe Mile eankils end toil. The upward teadeney ' iset week hes bees Gremewliat checked by the better pOW el sew whist which have generally appeared, Wow yoga morn of millers; and were it not AM Ppm" dame a mationous rise, the rednetioa might Mee Met seeeker than it is; bat with a pries paid in lisle fet Mew eptivaleat to 75e. 9d. per seek Mn, it swam oddest that, without • material change in the French IMAM, • pen reduction bem the pretreat me cannot Velemonsae, ask me twee wants, as the season ad- come pelselle. All accounts agree that Ile M onet eseattlem. Spin and the Mediterranean, Ma erem, we feel satished, will he imequal MOM Mks and il's surplus (though samaim writers seggerie It likely te nosed European wants by something Medierable) we believe, with the permanency of this cow pedals, will be well d rained. The waste of war, and the prespestive rionneemes of this dire calamity, keep Remiss some at • long distance from oar warehouses ; and, es a Missal and political necessity, " mensetny" should be the seder of the day. It will be seem that the late par • chases el Spenish lour here at 66e. leave • very good loc remelt recount; and the fall in wheat this :2 14 has tamed lineation to this grain, and led to some pinkness of erammunce, at fully Monday's rates. The missal English wheat through the mentry last week were 97,873 qrs., at 765. 9d.; lest season they were only 70,127 qrs. The week's supply of foreign, including flour, which terminated the 12th September, was 38,490 qrs. The qoaa "iv Maenad during the moth of August was 583,192 qrs. of 'rime sad 834,410 ewts. of Rom The mien ea Monday emanated mi • supply of wheat be the _ pmeions wok, eserdedeg of *370 pc. WO liWne tli tin FarA ilea. Vial mete • similar pon.ity hem tne sad about 3,500pe. from the EOM. TM Mew of animies fees the am menthe was awe Meal thealeellee Mee the new harms, sad it wee ems Mind that hems - mild not be realised. Same Whims was lennameled ate redeetioa of 2s. to 3s. fee new ammles, sad hest M red ezporioneed a dewiest= in same Maleness of es. par le ; bet these sedated terms were net nefkiestly miller" to doer di the supply, 0 good man tityallswar te I. ft over at the Mee of the market. An equal abaammal, hemmer, did not take place on qualities of old, RM. Ma were somewhat cheaper. Foreign factors Wag indisposed le__give way in price, tUrri were very few trans. Mien Oa Wednesday there was bat • very limited simply, that par mast being merely 970 qrs., and the foreign "sly 65 . 11= Men? gauntry markets having responded to the 14 reports, the quantity left over scarcely sold so well Mes the previous market dsy ; and the trade in foreign samples was exesedingly limited, at former rates. By Fri day, the MOM arrivah per some being 2,220 tin., and the foreign 11,450 pc., with inquiry for Frame somewbat sustained the market. and • better tone was winced, asps. daily as resposts foreign samples ; but the slightly improved frolics did not reach to any improvement in the quota•ione. Behan Egyptian wheat has brought 435. ed., and Midi 2s. to 3a. more afloat; but the foreign demand fee floating mums' has generally been less lively. TM supply of flaw has rather increased, the quantity :g*, country befog 11,500 sacks, with 8,300 sacks from and 1,600 Wis. from New York. Against these Illeelin arrivals, there were exports to the amount of 2.700 Mims The French demand inereued the value of Norfolk. fly lii., and American barrels found an equal rise ; while Ipenhe being more in regent, advanced 2s. per seek, the piles paid for that on the spot being 66e., and for floating arras 625. was demanded. Tows miller', however, did „MI alter ptiem, the top quotation remaining at 725. The ordeals per coast m Wednesday were 620 sacks, the foreign 390 sacks, when the trade was inactive, without c'm; and is it manned em Friday, with seemly any addle's"' to ell Ise's'''. and may 420 emotes more foreign reported. Earley Ma again appeared in very small quantity, the week's supply being only 1,000 ars., nearly halt Ea= sad the reminder from Denmark. le. more was, fore, occasionally realised for favourite samples, theesh ghi "abasement did not geserally anply. On ' Weigel, 610 qrs. per coast. were reported. with 630 pe. lersign ; and Mere was a firm market in the few trameeldeas Into On Friday, with only 160 qrs. eddlimel, Bar Cr l i itistioss were raised mother Ghillies to IMO SSW 1101111111114 Malt has also participated is the improved Mike rid hoe experienced a better demand. with a prequel 111 MOO ineressed value. Oats time oaly some moderately to hand, the nth" week's arrival being but 13,400 qrs. Of them, 10,600 qrs. were from the Bales, 2,000 qrs. from unload; _and the small remainder consisted of paneled English, chicly per rail. Most dealers Metall lately get into Meek, die de emed wee not so active • bat the retail bedews dimmest (ally the previous Mon day's neon On Wednesday 3.960 qn. Irish and 2,870 qn. foreign were reported, when beld ame prometed no new feature, sales proceeding steadily without change in price; and in this Mats the market re mained as Friday, with the small accession of 900 qrs. more Irish, and seemly 600 qrs. additional foreign. The week's suppliof bmns consisted of one cargo from Alexandria. and on 221 qrs. of home growth. Prier, therefore, were wal l supported; but transactions were few. The coactry markets especially the northern, have lately taken peer:edema ',eche port of London, in point of activity and Menem In the value of this grain. Pees also show • short ,apply, the English only reaching to 306 pa.; but about 1,370 qrs. white got up Min the Baltic. • irmaiderahle Moo ass taken place in beam which are very indifferently spoken of hen; while the new crop in the BUM is pronounced to be an almost entire, failure. This tooreased value, however, somewhat checked the demand for boilers on Monday, which, together with hog peal, were only considered firm; but on Friday they were spin somewhat d . Limped prices by no means abate, the export demand continuing active, and supplies limited almost to what arrives from India; the tendency, therefore, still keeps upward, and cakes remain sought atter at fall rates. It is the same with rapeseed, the supplies of new being very short. Hemp iced, with lees inquiry, keeps firm. New mustard seed contlems on the decline, the prise of 121. tor Ilne qualities not now being obtainable. Canary mod supports its value, as well as clover seed and trefoil, from their esereity. Winter tares in demand at 12.. per busheL Cutaway and coriander dell at last quotations. The country markets this week, as repasts wheat prices, preeeat very mush the same appearance ea Mark-Ise'. Birmingham, which last week led the way te a &cline, presents more firmness, mid ewers the redaction at oily le. per qr. At. Worksop sad Norwich they were • trifle cheaper. On Tanday, at Newcastle there was no change from the previous Saturday, but the market dined le. lower. At Ipswich, Oainaborough, Woodbridge, Brine', and New ark they were 2s. lower. At Heil, Boston, Blssford, Alford, Lynn, Bishop's litertford, Stowmarket, and Bury St. Edmund's, the reduction on aim was 2s. to 3s. At Spalding, Leeds, Dzbridge, Market Raven, Newbury, and Melton Mowlway, Is. to 4s. ; at Louth, 4s. to as. Old qualities have 'partaken but slightly in the redeetion. At' Liverpool, on Tuesday, they were generally Id. to 24. per 70Ibs. cheaper; for new Irish 3d. to 41. per 701 M. less. Oa Friday they wen firm at them rates, and Spanish flour ls. dearer ; sized American con, 39e;to 39.. 3d. ; whits, 449. to 475. Harvest having been somewhat interrupted is Brottland, the Scotch markets do not show the mum amount of de. premien, • groat deal of torn being y.t outstanding; though lately the weather has bees more decidedly fine, and • good deal has consequently bees ear.ied. Potatoes are rather better spokes of, but not the wheat mop, which is audacity very inferior I. quality and quantity to the last: and even spring earn does not reach to the productive 'nem of last seasons At Glasgow, of late, there has been less doing, and priors of new have receded Is. per boll. There woe no alteration in flour. Barley rather dearer, and all spring sees. firm. With - some partial interruption, a good deal of progress in harvest work bas been making in Ireland ; but much et the wheat is of leerier quality and condition, aad, cow parativoly, fetches a low price.. Mach old will be wasted for mixing. There are also many light out.. Markets puerility have bees quiet, and prices somewhat downward. Dahlia, for now grail, rather cheaper. At Limerick no change. At Belfast new wheat le. lees, and oats 6d. per cwt. lower. Cork and Waterford were firm for old wheat, and dull for new. FOREIGN. The Parisian Hoar market has continsed to rise till the pries for the four marks his relished 116 frame, sad some demand 117 ; but the Mossitesir of 21st indicates a retention oa the part of government in its system of artificial &spree. aims es not answering the end, and a greater liberty in trade will, it seems, characterise the faint* policy. The do dgiest', of the wheat harvest in Fronts is there estimated at 7,000,000 hectolitres, or 2,300,000 qrs. ; end it it thought the permission at natural high prices will be the best means to secare *saltine up of the &Britoil from foreign pur l s. Rye, though offered fine end in plenty, wait Me, to if. dearer. Wheat hes not been so active, but still a general moderato rise is re rated through the departm en t s , though at Eainspol sad Marseilles lower tiotatioce obtained. At Alge prices were rising, and parcels of Wheat for immediate delivery sold at 33f. 60e., an d 34 francs; soft wheat was very scarce. The purchases are in anticipation of orrivals ; that on the spot fetches 36E 60e. to 36f. 60e. pet 100 kliegs. There are holders at 1 frame sees. Priem were dna at Malone, with little dolor. Has burg kesbeeeme a eartomer instead of making offOrs.thip. meets keels, been mule from Hull to this port. The markets fa Holland are still higher, bit there has bees less oritivity in business. Trade was quiet at Antwerp, when three Gorgon of wheat from Galata sad England had arrived. Bowe odes of the former were made at ME 60c. for the to mar e Mid at 38E 30e. for home growth. There wee a pod ea ply at Terroonde the day before, and rates were soder, shoogb et the same period Canal we. dearer Es wheat sad rye, end the latter was improved at Berlin. 'Aamembi Dem Daasig give a sad preepret of d is k reeves e% the Ode &gamble sleek betas spasebt ss. . , . 411 SOOq w ., .rift die eidoloook abed ; MO. sti• he Busload, sad newly half as salmis being destined be *l beterisit; buyer. 'lava, appeared ben nem owe of umsel Nunes of supply. _ Bat few semples.Mtbe new wheat have yet eosin to band, and the weight Is like that sr barley. vin, , only 491bs. to 641 b.. per barbel; still it is to be hoped that bossier samples will be sissedy on the market, bet severtheleee it smut be much below the average. Far old en the spot as high as 93i. hie been paid. Freights, fan the scarcity of Tema, were ?bag. The Animism market, were residing in miss. Fleur at New York wee 60 10 76 mats clasper per barrel, of a b ou t 365. to 375. per qr. Freights, 3.. 61. to 4s. Large cedars were out, and free shipments were beginning to be made to Frames and England. Wheat was also cheaper, from the bettor supplies ; red, 1 dol. 60 e. to 1 dol. 660. • whit*, I dol. 66e. to ldol. 80 e. At bask, Soar was Midst 6 dal. 60 0. to 6 dol. e. per barrel; at Albany 7 dol. to 7 dol. 60e.; wheat, I dale We. ; elm 114 e. per basheL Mamma from imalmendcweresnismoMmy of previous re. pram to the deasiewey er the maps la geseraL The yield of wheel is set eutimeasel at beyond half an average, and Mb. per Whet mesidered a heavy weight. It 1. well herreeted; but the ealeulatios is that there will be nothing iswthemobe till cap in& end that the whole quantity for ex pert will not 11101111111 1010 qrs. Some Airmen, who bare hoes helsaata enough to pow a Asa quality, find a ready hems esseamptles Ise mod at from ins. to 100 s. per qr. The beet weight of rye le but 1171b5., .ad the crop is very defec tive in the yield. Barley bet moderate, and 621bs. a heavy weight; oats being the only gra!a that has turned oat fair sad productive, and in some district/ they are elm wiry light. Ad {use from Odeon note little doing. Daring the put fortnight about 7,000 qrs. of soft wheat has bees placed at 71.60,. to 81.60 e. per beat. ; 2,000 qrs. bard, at 7f. 20c. to fif. 46e.; and 7,000 qrs. of maize, at if. 20e. to 4f. 26e. Prices quoted at Ismail are ;-For soft wheat, 81. 40e. to ; for bard, 9f.1100. ; liaise 4f. 60e. to 4f. 80e.; barley, 3f. 006.184 f. 200.; oats, 4f. do. to 4f. 800. Those had bees many speculative purchases at Alexan dria, bat the market had calmed mob. Prices for wheat, 421. Bd. to 465. 3d. ; beans, 28s. 101. to 345.; barley, 28 i• 10d. to 295. 6d. ; homed, 695. 2d. to 60s. per qr. Priem of dour at Hebert Tows and Melbourne were 48s. to 60s. per cwt. Wheat, 20s. per bushel. (From the 4grituthwai Gazette.) We may now fairly assume that after three weeks of the most *Medi& weather for the later harvest, the gnat bulk of the erope of every description are under esker ; and if we except the north of Ireland and Bootland, where egrieelturalopqadens are usually much later than la any part of En g land, there le very little own of say de scription abroad, twain the ism sown spring wheat, which is tact maturing. Probahly another week of such weathee as we have had will triad up the harvest in England. The amounts of the amp of wheat vary materially, but we believe we may amuse Mat .either the average produce. nor the quality, or rather the weight, of the grata is at ell equal no thew of the crop of IBM. The premature ripen• Fag of the mop would in a gnat measure amount for the letter ; but the admirable condition I. which it has bean harvested will greatly eampeaeitit, as every kernel will tall ; sad so dry km beta she weather that old wheat will not be required to mix Off with the new until the wet weather has eat ie. If thee we amide, the exhaled= of the stock of old wheat up to harvest, the esallnem of the importation last mama, and the drib:tufa in the yield and weight of the present crop, and maple these with the fact that none of the &den hold any stocks, aid also that Frame sad other continental countries are in precisely the same preedb comsat, we need not be surprised at the continuance of high prime and buoyant markets. From the continent we continue to receive unfavourable reports of the mops, *specially those of wheat and rye, and the importations from the northern ports are repe ated to fall very far short of an average this season. NEW YORK FLOUR AND GRAIN CIRCULAR. • NEW You, Tuesday 4 p.m., Sept. 10, 1866. FLOUZ.-Btate sad Western-My left report was of the 4th inst. per Pacific. The market wog then ist a very de posed condition. With a falling oft in the receipts, and ender the Winne, of a good home and export inquiry, a rendes subsequently took place, and prime of the Gomm en Bed Medium qualities improved 25e. per barnl. On the I dielnems of the 6th, we came into pomades of the Atlantic's Weisman improvementin both the British and continental market*. This intelligence, in connection with the light !empty in market, mused a further advance of 60e. per bbi. Considerable orders for immediate shipment, received l i from both Great Britain and the continent, have for the meet pest remained nnexecuted Previous to the Atlantis's sated sale of 4,000 bbls. common State were made for Oftlebee Salivary, at 6 dole. 60 per bbl. ; 2,000 bbis. extra Ohio tee sun month, 7 do:a. 25e., with some further tress mikes in Western, for forward delivery on private terms. Siam her arrival, large sales have been reported, at 7 doh. to 7 deb. 121 e. for common State, for October and Nowise ber delivery ; 7 dole. 311 e. for extra Wiseman ' for Novem ber delivery, sad 7 dole. 37}e. to 7 dole. 600. for superfine Ohio, for the same month. Common to good State, 7 dole. 6210. to 7 dole. 811 e. : favourite and extras, 7 dole. 871 e. le 8 d015.874e. Common to good Ohio, Michigan, &a., 8 dein 1 2 / 5 . to 8 dole. 624.. Extra Geneses. gaols. 26e. to 10 dole. Me. Gentheen Miami to good brands, 8 dole. 120. to Bd o cia me lt nacelle and extras, 8 dole. 760. to 9 dole. 620. memimel; common toped brand., 8 d 015.121.. to Bdele. 60e. Nl6l. ; extra, 8 deb. 76e. to 9 dole. 26e. Cleanings from ow York from Sept 4 to Sept. 8, both inclusive . To Liver. , 4,841 bbls. ; to Glasgow, 146 ; to British provinces, 1; to West Indies, 671; to Boat k Anieriat. 60; to ,1,260. Wirlftr.-Is my last • dull and drooping market was ropposi. Subsequently the downward tendency wee eirmemit The Atlantic's adrift. to 26th ult. have caused mob incitement with no, end prises of good and prime :=ishave advanced 10e. to 12e. per bushel. Seib re in aniebeeireist, both for export and milling MTrhet thkeaggly it light, sad the arrivals sontiane igaGy of lisslbma deseriptiens. For forward deli. very ear Wee hem takes glom, bet the terms have Zeturreted private. Games whits, fair sew, st :00ths.; Bentbern whits. 1 dol. 930. to 2 dole. ; 1 minerl,Vdtil.lloe. to 1 dol. 92e ; red. 1 dol. 800. to 1 d01.87e. 1 Olemaese frees New York from Sept. 4to Sept. 8, both, Iseletsive : To Liverpool, 6,674 bushels. Inning Coax.-'Pith • light supply pressing on the market, a pardon of the decline reported in my last bad been recovered en the receipt of the Atlantic's advises 6th inst. Siam then a good inquiry hes prevailed for shipment to Great Britain, which, with • good home demand and Mad U - receipts, has canoed a further improvement in OrThe closing rotes are 4 e above my last quotations. tega seized, 88 to 89 cents. per 561bs. Clearances from New York. from Sept. 4 to Sept. 8, both Jacinths :-To Liverpool, 87,347 bushels ; to West Indies, 68 bushels. Eve has been in fair request for immediate shipment to Belgium, sad in active demand for future delivery. Pre vious to receipt of Atlantic's accounts, sales were made of 10,000 bushels for October, and 6,000 to 10,000 for No vember delivery, at about 110 e. Subsequent to the receipt of do eteamer'e adrift*, resales of 10,060 bushels were SEM he delivery during the latter part of October, at alma 1170., and saes of 20.000 to 30,000 bushels for same Reath, at 114 to 117 e. For immediate delivery, 113 c. to 116 e. is the quotation. 22. I ISM. esou.W. 5,500 640 737 1,100 S 6 2.600 11,6E0 10,000 14,100 33 21.600 NV 00 40,000 160,00 400 co:i Do. Maas ~eao. ° ~ " s.r ~~~ 1,000 250 1,100 192 2.800 200 100 660 TALLOW. 4,000 29,100 9,700 lslo 21,000 $0,400 142.000 76,000 417,000 754 10,000 55,500; 9,200 1,100 14,100 Oa Saturday, our market was steady, without much Milliner paring. To-day, in coun t esses of the large de livery last'week, and the stock appearing in the official lists below that of the correepondiog period last year, and the demand from the trade and for export lash g nvived, the market opened at an advance of 61. per cwt. is all posi tions. Holden have been unwilling to supply the demand even at this advance, and at the dose a further advance was demanded. We have oll—spot, Y. C., new, 675. 6d. to 9d.; so old offerings Oct. and Dec.. 67s gd. ; Nov. and Dr., 1581.; Dec. and Jan., 68s. 3d. ; Jan. and March, 58s. 61. to 591. Sorts are very -nearer, and are quoted—Odessa, sheep. ags. to 6d. ; beef, 675. 6d. to 63i.—(From Messrs. Smith and Charles's Circular of Monday evenii.g.) COTTON.—Levurooi, SIFT. 24.—The market doses with complete steadiness, and prices are if anything against the purshaser. The advice* per the Causda do not appear to hate exercised any effect upon the minket. The Sake mere 7,000 beles-600 for szpert—ineludieg 170 Perna= and Monahan, at 614. to did. • 110 Bahia, at 1311 d. to 04d. ; 160 Beyotian, at 61 4 . to ; 600 Beret, at 31‘1. to ; and 40 Bea Island., st 10d. to le. 3d. per lb. CORN.—Bnieniv, Ba rr. 24 —(By Boallth and lAA Monastic Telegraph.)—At the market to day the supply of wheat sad oats feu. Wheat walk bought up briskly at fully 31 per fort. advance ott Fliday's rate,. Not mach doing at the Corn Exchaage. OATTLII.—LtvIRPOOL, Barr. 2L—The same abeam* et deem& whit& for the past raw weeks his bees the pre yank. ileatare at market still eastleass ; and although the sap* sleek exhibits a decrease as sempared with last week, It wes mach is excess of tho densad, and the busbies trammeled as at prises a shade lower than those gaoled on Monday le* Beef, sd. to 6td. ; math*, sd. to 61d. ABUNDANCE IN Aatsuaso.—There is such au 'Deadens of sera is the eoestry, that the farmers give the squirrels sad wows the full liberty of their fields. The old fez squirrel that last year laid es the fames of Martin Fraihtell field sad wept, Is ;ea eking CO ea au of con with his tell carted over his , beck, shattering the li veliest seed *never squirrel attend. Bea tbass es nos sheer aba Nett of sin sad beast. Young anti yew( girls, get amid mow. You min io avoiding the duty which all li t a . r_essuad you pont oat you Amid perform. Let not, day . yees ever year heeds without twig 4 ", she slitur set' —Asissieschalsientlenf. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASUALTY. The * Lady Sale, which soiled on the 19th 'admit for Malan ham , is off the port, putting back, having lost head. eat" water, & is easiest with the steamer Llewellyn in the Charti4l.—Liverpool, Sept. 24. LIVIATOOL Scars AT 701110 ff Poets.—lasnalleus, at Brunshauka ; Otter (se.), et Ham; Donis Ame li a, at St. Numbs ; John Knox, and Ellwood Walter, at St. Ste- Phase, sad Eastport ; Mariner, sad Africa (s.), at Boston ; Wild Wave, and Willem 'bread, at Ban niacin° ; Samosa, as Charlastoo ; Lombard, at Philadelphia ; Cyno- Sur% Esmeralda , sad Emerald b ' le at New York; Alms, sad isabella Hamilton, at Halifaz ; Hate Orwell, Boatload, Cambria, Ceres and New York Packet, at Hoene ; Oloneairs, and liritannia. at Montreal Runnymade, Nora Oreina, and Ellen, at Newfoundlan d; Hotspur, at Mel bourne. ARRIVED. Aem-et Grata Saptreabea IS. fr0m....„ Rotterdam Mum —iii On ~swO. September 14. fr0m............ &onto,- *Lan -at On espeembr 14, tram ... ilo , Anas-at Oramemd. Smileatbm H. from .... ............. .Roum-at PUI, September IS. from AMP koramow-all PIS. Mptettbar Is, Rem.......... Otau-al PAL 00*Mb. , 24 rte .... Mouna-at Dui. lemmata. Me. AVA (11.)—at OwillAillgifiy si g ssmanr U, Boasurz -at Quomlows. esplastar from Woo Colours Cammout-antomslamm. Ittas 22,from . Mauritita CaaNca-at emdedemd. September tr am. Quebec Conana-at IF Cabo C.aamma-a4=6, 5 = 1 11, fr0m.....- ......... .oallipoli Cuo -au Poway, Septimirm St. tots —. timbre Caurrun-at Palmastb. Se ti. from ........ . Bahia Colima (s.)-at Liverpool. losr 211, treat.. amuse &moo -at Orermemi. .11setabor 14. • (Wise soma waive 12;;;;174atiiiter;iwg - B2llsslis r-1 ty mai bu ms -at Gramme*, Ilepeember ft, from Sums-at Gravesend, imprembm 24, from.— ~ -- - Ifamormot -at Grareeesel, mak er 24, from: flarmom.... Ilmtue-at Pill, Soptemtor Maar. or I.III7IIICONSII6IIws. September 11, from Seicsioa LIIIIMM UIIIIIIOIIIF.St QllllllllOOlll4 Septaabor SI, from-Bbedlas Zwa-at Qammetows, Sepeembe 6 r 22 how Am Noess-at OweemsOrms, _ IL ...........--- Sys rasam-at pia. olyeammer pa. from —Darla Panweaa-at Ormond. llogiszber 24. from Ittoekbolm 11111NAMS- at Limped. Soperwatar 24, from.. IMboo iforroww-M Ormond, Ibileueberllk from Norway IVIIIIIOOIIID-at Orammod‘ flfr, from .Botterdue OSIIWA JANTOIII-at fiber SS, trem.........oenaaaa eireau Doo-meammeork 24. ftrell-----Belebtal Ilrem-at Gramm espe /. amber IN, boa )(away Sway arm Dam e-se Reimmerla, Septerabm ft, from .Sevilte Hatow-et 1.111. espramber SS, from HALIVIAI-Mi(}1101111111114 INVANIbiIt 21. fr0m................ liscora- at Qweeweeemo, lloommber ft, trera........-..- Immo Ltee-at NI. SeE se n . from.-- Joarma-at OTSVOSSIA 22 1 _ ffIC. JOINIVAKACIAII7IIII rut , boo u. --* e.,!I•IFF 'a Audis' P. Z. bland ........ iiiii - aw - e - iwn-412 114 - el, - ..- - 22. howee-124414semik. negianwer 21. team Jinn liteent--aQwwweirwes. 114.141eter 22. Latnnew-et Onewreens. Ouplentler 11. from Lew Oseue-at aerwwlerww. . Seplietbar 24 fron....—..Byre Ilmtern (s.)-et Ilepieslort M. tram. ..... -Peninsula 11•11111MIZT-at *Md. 2/4. from. .Iltratatehl Katy Ilrrewwww-et 21. from. Quebse Magsv•-at Mass*. Ilipmabor S a s- trot r Wats liaaen4--et Valsnentb. tellewnlree a. trent Akira' Monasen-at Omens. imisrliber 24. twat-, —llo4tellburt Wage's's Jowss-et liespee. September 24. 1311111_.....Antwerp NIOOLai MID JOVAJI—OIe CIONMMOWL 111110111b01 11, MIK.- ..Byr* Narours-at Ormond. floptembee 24 from Aniline Ocean -et Otevemert. li SI, kegs- . ...... liot - - -- ...4-at °remedy edree 11, - fr0m..._..... I - .ma, tuplrwellet It, from.... kook Quebec Pai4mio-4O 017414 lloporiber - Pammonco—at Palmoratf, tioptimiltar 21, froor......—..Amyros Pio Nono—oft Uremia, lostastor 21, from_ Akyab PRIMA DONNA—St SWIM% Serotellablif U, 211111.... ...... QWrs . - _as Deal. Sepember from Itermas—at times* It, from mee--et PA 14. tows Rom eerw—at liptember 11. frost Emes—at OISTINISi. lipt aritier 23, from New Teat Revues:mum— et earisised. September 14, from Antwerp Boso—at Gravesend, September 114 free Hem Srausweu. —at Gramemed, September 2s, from. Antwerp Stu*—olf Pill, Satra M. from St. eafAmehs Team lour—at Mak. September 12, from—Jk Jobe% N.B. Vise—et OrS•tallk Septimber 24. from Denmark Vieo—et Ow% Se limber tS, from JIM Janeiro BAILED. Aare-from Ors dereahrt 114. to lbraddlet ' Amin--from = M b. ta t 0..... ...._._ uoi C ir /minus-boor irsibrearbi 21, t o -..........-..mmm AMP APR JApa-frOM September 24. - to awn AMP APP ELMAIII depustar 34, to Ilantallallba Conan-tram livapead. $4. to Mama Conniver-from tid y to Mareglike CaITIOLITI-110111 1111 =1*Wra. tef• ... --- Camino-trim Newparl i geliNgrer 24. to onma_tmet Caen. taros -from sionemi legialat 22. t0..6---trethotele Ommort -dram Valmaath. lapearber; 12, t 0....... ........ Cateelame Deiream-trem Untamed. drermater 24, t 0.....- fit. %Mum Dam (ay-from Liverpool. tdmitgmher 14. to Doan or MILLOATOP-Mang Ugammil. Sept. 24, to Now Came Dui Prearse-from Grange/, Itsgrarabor Si, to ... -AWL Gomm C. YSATOII-tram Orregmk. direr 12, bi New York Ditusta-trom Plibisedi, Brelamber to ... Mom Dam iLmaim.-fram 1 , 44 Serblarbir to.--Bagabet.l7.C. DAMIL-treek CAME. liagemihm 21. to ....... .......... ...... Ameba Inets-troor palmotalt. ifipmalmor 11. to Zumarre dos-tram Com% Itrearmbar 23, t0.........1Thed0e Wawa-bow Plymouth. Mph 12, to Labrador FAILT-from atielde, traparabge SI, to Cu = Erma AM. Ts sensi-teas Leterprei. September 24, to 110.1 Pat -horn Liverpool, leplomber 24. to .oolsed Efairrofi-tmor Lirerpool. eggingebor 21, to ..iligates Govrenoe-from Liverpool, sopplaber 24, to St. Mamas 00•1701?-11OM lArtapool. Sergermbir 24, to .... lbw Oneeng IMAM-tram Plymouth. doperahor 11, to .. ............. ...... Na th an Hon-ham Seerisrbild. Is ft, t 0... Immo -fro. Ibregyegl. lisrastme 21, to Ceylon Juunri-from hi..., monobst It to motoouto. Jots. Owens-tram Lbapeol. ss, bar 24, to Walrus Joan Bigeraw-ham Uvorpod. bietagaber 24, to Bernd LivaLY-from Uverpooi. iffillikallt SI. to borne LAW/OA-from Liverpool, Saparmlar 16. to Gibraltar LiliMA-from LiverproA t Ilietrealar Sa. to Bt. Jobe's, N.B. Lipman's-trots 00111. 11404grabor 21,. to ClastoliMoPio Li PiArA-frOla ?PIMP" Iluserstior 24 to Breen Yuma -from Uraveread. liseggrahrir IL '- Nnm CAMPO-from Palaionth, Str= lisiosoa. ten-from Protragetb. MAPCVa -Mon Piraredb, OrMietbar to, to Dentate Minn Srmanna-Sam Lampert. Ilsplember 24, to .....Booed iliemisnia -tram Limped. Pratrimbor 24, to Warr Niemen la -tang Idampool esse rnmobar 24, to...Caratentinopir attivon-rrom Lt 14, to Gelman arrant Bums -hem itspbagaber 24, to Ocestantioade Ocean brut-tram 14. to Cbarlegtou Puoniaar-traga liverperil. 24, to New Orients Perates--tram Plymeelli. Mrs 2S. to Waite Piuha -tram larmagrage. debraiher 11. to. -Linke Pumas- trona Sweassa. Ilepegraber 14 to Mute Kopper lirosinur-term Orseesdi. Siparnber 21, t 0.... ... Baton It ruse-from Qmemingra. itaparabor 21, to.. Point Bansow-from Gravenard, Seplairder 14. to Madura Ificaram Conomr-bags ber 24, le Bombay Sines -tram Limped. lAi r li ra Cometratimple Swoon -trona Liverpoo l, be t to Calcutta, Minim! MD Basin-tram s =l. lingrearber 24, to Byre Sao -tram Plymoath." IS, to ltiotword Beams-from &WO, Smorgraher dr, to Ccustentiewie Troga-ham Greengard, Moyealisr Di. to Touting Unnsass (a )-•rogn Lagreari, deptaabet 24. to.. COESlant ample 1 VAp DPI ?MA-from Liverposk espieu Vekv 24, to Stamm ariii.ics-room Liverpool, 24, to Memel Wrowtowm-f rem looped, appiesiber 24, to Bbensbee Wit engroaes-rtoor Gravers* 11001gmber 24. to.— ....... Twang Wets *Quirso-hum Otnittf. Semember 21, to Aloha 23. to.. CT AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. POSTLAPD IS a T.— 4111TInd : Juno 17. Pet, from Hong Hong, and proopeded tor Sydney, NAM. Genurso.—Arrived : June 23. Alma, from Leith; Ravenaeraig, London. Cleared : May 28. Cimbr ia, for Guam. Jam 14. Ceorops, Batavia. 21. Aldebaran, Butavia. 26. Sas Bird. London. Bailed : Jose 7. Ezoelsior, for Callao. 17. Bea King. Guam. OTT POILT PSILLIP Hanna.—Arrived: June 37. liwallow, frora London; Bernicia, Mauritius. 28. Aphrodite, Bodo*. Mauimamt—Arrived: Jane 24. Nora Ostia, from Cakiatta. 28. Hotspur, Liverpool; Lavinia, Caps Town ; liandangbaser, London; Tartar, New Tot and Cadiz. 27. Geelong Os.). Clyde. 28. Olen (lamb, Singapore and Batavia. 29. Matador, Ma us. Bailed: June 20. Mold, for Callao. 21. Liter. Mlarititta• 81. levity, Callao; Aldebaran, Batavia; Athol. Mantillas. 21. Gertrude, Catoutta; Mawr, Guam. 25. Kossuth, Mauritius ; Blanche, Callao. 26. Argyle, Guam. 28. Elizabeth, Hoag Kong. 29. Clan Organ, Calcutta • Antelope, Callao. Lavelciarus.—Arrived : June at Montmommi, from England. V 28811143 BPOKIIIII WITH. Mks lima (barons), from Madras to London, Sept. 6, Ist 47.6 N., lan. 33.4 W. i4O days oat. Asa Hall, from Liverpool for Monte Video, 13 days out, June 21, lat. MAI N., loc. 23.46 W. Milli 414 from Colombo for London. Sept 19, hit 49. lee. 7. Rehm StewFt, from the IlLonztUue lee Leedom, Sept. 3, let. 37 N., be. xi W. Irewlel Lee, from Deals for RASA Sept. IS, lat. 45.42 N, Ica./ W. Lawns, from Lose= be Bt. Helms, Aug. 4, lat. 9.27 N., iiai W. John Nom, from Itomboy for Liverpool, hey 19, lat. SI 8., ion. OR. Lady Franklin, tor Itiohibueto, Sept. 17, lat. 31 N, lon. 10 W. Nara (barque), ot .24ewc kale, from Lingual roe Manta MOM. Ang. 1. lat. 11 N., lon. 23 W.; 12 days out. Penang Royal. from Coast of arras for Liverpool, Aug. 24, lat. 31 N., lots. 30 W. !Braswell, tram Hull for Bombs), Jane 13, lat. 10 8., 10n.16 Z. Unities. boon Plymouth for Went= Bay, Aug. 19, lat. 13 N., lea. 24 W. Storm Nymph, tram Ilingapore fee Liverpool, lone 26, lat. 218., lon. 30 E. Ulrmea. from Calcutta for Looks, Sept. 11, lat. 43.45 N, km. 10.40 W. Wanderer, from the Clyde for Jamake, Sept. 6, tat. 46 N, lon. It W. LOSS OF THE AMEBICAN CLIPPER-SHIP LIGHT FOOT —CALCUTTA, JOLT 26.—A Marine Court, held at the Master A , tendant's odleo, by virtue of a warrant under the hand of the Superintendent of Marine ' to try Master Pilot R . F. Barlow . who had charge of the Americas ship Lightfoot, Pierce, from London Is Calcutta, which was wrecked Rear the flindbeads, was concluded yesterday. The following were the term( of the charge:—'• Unskilful performance of his duty whoa in pilotage charge of the ia ward-bound American ship Lightfoot, in ones/queues of which that Teasel struck in crossing from the Upper °asset to Thornhill's Channel, sprang a hal shortly afteswarde, sunk near Sanger anchoring buoy, and biome a total wreck." fhe evidence, which occupied the swan four days, and was of a very voluminous character, was concluded by the owlet pronouncing their decision that Mr. Berlow.was not guilty. • copy of the proceedings was submitted tech* lieutonant-govensor, who concurred is the opinion of the court, and directed the release of Mr. Barlow (ma areest, and he returned to his duties. Loss OP THE 'BASQUE itsnesoto.—The WAD' (bawl.), Ogg% of Warren R. 1., from Swansea to Ratios, with I cargo of coal, was teat upon the lest qpigyjita yr o ilfsocaspin the night Of 30th August, doting a Deitygals; ess.4l..otte, aerhot, csoise, sis., expected le b. sited. —ldsw York Sept 10. LONDON WUILY TBB SBA-BORNE MAILS. (From the " Loathe' Pest-ate* List.") POI I 0101 Made up at %Deuce , b tebe 7, 7 -- - ibm the den ; ' Gael. 1 septets" tre:d. Poet Ocoee ) . patched. Lisboa —.. rth.l7l/1.81 Beath . ' adrid .... II 17th or tar Tam ... Sept. 25 "Mad =Mar month. pton. 14th Gibraltar 1 end Malta* 4th X 11th 1 tent h N t h e t An Egy g pt* o 111 al UN 1 etesett. Add„... the antral ga r ..... swath. math. Sim 'laxities i X* of Booth. An (ea Osy. II the ...... Sept. 20. arrived an)* um China* 1 4th oi taut& Pen=6 . •• . 7 311 the } „Oa Oat. &Wu 1... Ilingaporte.. month. Australla(aa i 111 19 1911 1 Liar- Maw KOKO I of the pooL bag. '-'-''"' Palo the Cita) month. Ma Indlia" 1 (nap' Tana and Ha. Madura ), I ). let and Vesting'... l South. 16th or Mg. Grey Town.. 11 °3l " 2 I axle= 11nt°- the dada NewOranedal month. mitt 1 Pere 16IS loath. et OeL 17 - . Ilaisen . .. . )- X 1 ata P tah • mon the ........ th. let i M i l e : ma k° ""' )11 Oat. 2 )em Atrato.. socathc4 the . dumi l isg* Makin • =r ads 1 Booth. Tamar.. Oat. th. ray Lawton , rs=unds ... 7l7 .. ] 11 Oct. 9 .' Madeira ' w Earaifili maatris 1 E Sept. 63 1 month. Candace Oct. 6... titimi le" Nada Amnia_ . 41111 . I 1 Sept ) L g e j: °Enda • sett 24. ultra thtliodOlass Plldays. isms unsmiling') oat 6 . al Liver. A u mt k, o d a... m y stic BritialSorth I alternate pool. Ameba Fader& Miltedlliales 1 X Sept. 26, & I e m u,. Brldalatortb Antika... w al dmis terna ys. to up ptan . Galas ... 0c4.6. Ant • Via Darer and WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. ow Took (mom rim 017101 or TEI ILICTIIO rumour' ooiirmor.) MONDAY, Szrrinms 24. estkies. Coarse of Mad. Blau of Wentkr. Orissuirids Lothbury N.N.E. ... Unsettled. Leeds ... Fine. neestse Wide Id ith =rt E. N.E. Fine. &W. Very windy. • Fine. E. L E.N.E. Fine. N.N.E. Fine. N.E. N.& N. N. Unsettled. Fine. N.C. N.E. &E. Unsettled. N.& N.E. Fins. E. N.E. N.E. N.E. N.& &N.B. N.& E N.& N.N.B. Cloudy. N.E. Cloudy. E. ..... Fins. N.E. Cloudy.] _ Maw N.N.E• . " Tine. 8 rm. W. N. E. N.& roe. 8 Rain. N.E. Liaareer . ..... .. Wkite —... Wri AmsTerdaii Bristol Plymouth Nista Olormeoter louthstaptos t0m.......... Fool. PeTosouth lAose!ter . . Lawei•ott lierl= ..... Liverpool MIA!! ..- Great Grimsby Boston ...... Melon . . York Soodertoad Wargo, Parll,± Dundee Edinburgb Searbre' Whitby ...... &rood ... TRAFFIC RETURNS. --•-- Lumen Mu Pao- Mar. Total, Toed epee, enema etazttee. 18.96. 1004. 1.0 Week ending Smeember IL A A A A 00oa. alabliele. sad South Otast . 181 14,316 1.666 Mtn 16.290 South ambers tv...• —. 25,147 19.492 Welk trim ber 19 Marla Ailed& te Mehl — 234 426 Week maws September 1 Wane. Werma, sad Huron Mamba 94 1,2E3 ET 2.140 ill Week talft amea ZS. &sad Treated beach ... CASUALTIES.—The ship Frances Moppett, from Liverpool for Quebec, has put into Halifax, 11 8., with loss of spars, and part of cargo damaged, barieg encountered heavy weather. The Melrose, from Liverpool for Harbour Omen, Newfoundland, went on Arklow Bank, 20th inst., ersalightened by some fishing boats, came off on the evening of the 21,1, and arrived in Kingstown harbour apparently **injured, and cargo not suppined to be damaged. The several fishing boats with the cargo taken out of ber are also at Kingstown. The Red Jacket, from Liverpool for Melboures, was left at 1 p.m. on the 22nd inst. about 90 miles S.W. of Tusher, by the steam tug Rattler. Wind B.N.E. fresh. COLLISION, AND Loss OF Two Luta—The Itevegibelio (a), in going out of port en the night of 17th Sept., ran into the Santa Annunxiata (barque), with wheat, off the limes Islands, when the latter immediately mak; stew saved; two passengers drowned.—Marseilles, Sept. 19. A VESSEL FOUNDERED AT SEA. The Stall Groningen (Dutch frnm Leghorn to Liver pool, with marble, Mc., foundered off Cape de Gatt, Sept. 7 ; stew landed here this day by the Magda, Pirate, from Palermo to Liverpool.—Gibraltar, Sept. 14. [Advertieement.)—HOLLOWAY'B OINTMENT AND Pun cans 71/71CTU ANOTE LS Cuss or BAD IXOl.—Mr. IWO% Or Hasdngs. states, in a letter to Professor Holloway, that • Weeks of hi-, residing in Ooodwni-street, Bl o onisbury, Birming ham, was foe several year • afflicted with bed lep; he applied • varlet of remdies to no purpose, as the +mous increased to an Wen e t ; however, at last he tried Ho:loway's Oiatment and and. by the use of these never-failing MOlieiller, the virulence of the diem., was quickly subdued, and, by persevering with them Mr • Mine, they effected a sound permanent core. fold b 1 nil veodon of medicine, and at Professor Holloway's Zatthliabnente, 244, WNW, London, and 80, klaiden.thae, New York. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BXTEMAN.—Sept. 20, at WeMerton-place, Stoke New Mite; the wife of E. Bateman, Esq., of a daughter. COLES.—Sept. te. at Vidorla-square, Clifton, the wife of W. G . Wee, Esq., of a eon. PALKNEB.—Sept. 19, at Bath, the wife of J. S. Muter, Eel., of a eon. MEII4IID.--Sept. 21 at Ciamerned, Warringtoe, Lady Came, wife of Mr IL T. uerar4 Bart., of a daughter. Lavisu..—appc. 21, at erarthingwell Hall, Toritshire, the wife of H. C. Maxwell, Esq., of a daughter. QUEKETT.— Sept. Mk In Queltett„ ef a son. B.lllAGl3.—Eapt. 21, at the wife of Professor Liverpool. the wife or Mr. Berate, of a amt. SLEIGH.—Bept. 11. at Basses.street, Warwiek.square, the wife of J. Sleigh, Ere.. of a son. WESTON.—Sept. 21, at Dorset.street, the wife of Capt. 11. Weston Bombay Army, of a daughter. ILABRIAGBIL BkTRURBT—WOORF..—Sept. 20, at Bt. Peter* Ettou.square, by the Rev. R W. Randall, Bettor of Wool Lavingtoo.vrith-Graffaam, Basal, the Rev. F. Bathurst youngest eon of the late Leut.Oen. Mr J. Rathuret. K.C.8., to Catherine Georgians, eldeat daughter at the Rev. C. F. Moore, Chaplain in Ordinary to her igeieet , ___ . _,.• • l BRODIR—SAID.—Iept. 20, at Barnbarraeb Wigime. re a by the Rev. J. 0. Oldham, M Ar .A., recumbent at St. Luke* Birming ham, Lteut-CoL T. Brodie. of the Bengal I. w Janet only daughter of the late W. thrig, Esq. ELBEN—JOHNBTONE.—Sept. 20, at the pati,b church, Eampton. Oxen. by the Rev. D. Adana, Vicar, C. W. P. Eisen. Lieutenant in the Nerviest of the Grand Dote of Baden, to Edith Firenze Georgina. daughter of the late Capt. O. J. N. Johnewite, R.N. 0 AMMIK—YALDWYN.—Sept. 20, at Midburst. nue-ex, ,y the ahire, R to ev. Dr. Bayly, 0. Ganimle. Esq., of Shower House, the Up, daughtet of tr. Gen. YaldWyll, manta Army. DEATHEI. 612ASSE9.-11ept. 21, J. Bre:ay, Eq., late of Chadveletreet, Ilya. deltonequare, aged 25. CJAPESTER.—hept. 20, at (treat Cumberland -place. filde-21112. Meter, trend of the late Oen. 0. Carpenter, aged /4. COOPllll. , —Sept. SI, at the Vicarage, Little Daily, near Melton Mow. Lain, trite el the Rev. 11. P. °Doper, aged IL Mot. Knf=22ept. 20, at TunbridgeArena, Sarah, wilt of 11P1111.102... of Crseen.bill-gardena, Hyde park. 111:11AUS.--SePt. 24 at New Brighton. Ilwriews , KO. Vaq. 01.19152..—ftept. 12, at Ed, -sloes, 110110Wilb Capt. W. J. Meer. Lit aged U. BADLEIt.—Bapt. IS, at Lnockrahetteelard. Yr. 0. POW. sPd 40 . 811.111P8.-11ept. 19, at Behaohktoad. idrirPoolr Iliz. IL s " T r i s sied dd. wits of D. Neil. W"n.LßL—gent, 20, at Tonbadp Cootie, hne, will of W.V. Wiry, Eq., of Campion Noun, Kensington. ------ss•'"''''.---- relabel pablldtal WltiLail Am Het" c 4 lambed laSkeet. la the Otty es litotes. Mater, et the OS" Lembeel MM. la lie heeeint d Whitettlear—Temer. Banatua lea