The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-01 00:00:00

Lain intelligence. COI: HT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Aucm 31. BOMB 11. IL IN la T0V.11112. - - Ti - eh • Jr was& horse.,!ealrr, nf Weueb eaeoaats show n s • d.ag 2,0J0: ; 200:. This was tt err m.astrors sweeties. Mr. Ford appeared for the assignees ; Mr. Cbldley for tbe bask:opt, who passed. 11 At DAT Awn Tvittizz. mu the certificate is the cart et T , who was • 'sublet' cooker, of Hashill-row. Mr. Maerough appeared for the wieners; Mr. Chidley fur Its Caceres. The 'out emerald a et toed-clue certificate. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION-HOUSE. Moro Ants Coates. and Mars Asen Pal:rat, and Edward Foley Ind Semen Modem's, were wraiths for flail au. seeinstioe before 8:r R.W. Carden ; tie women charged with lavirg robbed Mrs. Parsons of sundre task notes sad other saeseys ; themes with bavieg leloniouly rareived • BM. Bink or Ecg:and now, pan of the property stolen hem that WT. After hesriog additimal evidence, A.l the prisnets were then committed for trial. kosistrd Agar, who war some days ago charged with Mouses torgerier, was bnugbt up fr..r further eanneam hos. The enterprising spirit of the prisoner way Is age peered, by DI means esaegerated upon the first repeiligehles lion tithe coone he h.d been palmier. Mr. Maltese, solicitor to the Conimittirs of Bankers for Proteetios &gain's Forgeries sad Fronde, attended fee the prestreistios Mr. Winner for the defence. T. former evidenm having ben end. Beery Goddard, retired Bow.unet oßeer, .aid—l wit employed to mist Jobs Forrester is this redone. la the amnion of the 15th net , at oboe.. 6 o'clock, I was is the tosighbuirho•d of Bedford.row with Tb"rowgood. I have hued his evidenee read over, sad be gas gives On some esetimosy I eau give up to On time at which I get up to larkeretreet. Whenbow the led_scrose elara reed try 'uprose Ad. I laid hold o ho arm. Hs raid I had wermies to beadle him, hi had dons eoni-g. sad he wished to ks•w why be was imptiehended. I said, This yew. sea (the principal sedum es the former examination) hee been billowed from the Beak, and you nave received emu Wag. He then at ogee plat his bead in his beside ant pocket sad gave me the red canvas beg produced, esetain. log the sew Nubian and Oleos of blink paper, whisk were to represent the 7001. I asked him from whom he had nerfeed the beg, and he panted to Smith, the mimes.. Jilin Forrester, prissiest officer st tte Mansioa-bonne, isid—On the melee of the 15th 1 went with Goddard aad Smith to • house No. 61, TheobaliFirroed. 1 there received rem Smith a percel 1 produce. It ea, then tied up very tight. I afterwards opened the parcel in the prance of Goddard and the solieltor for the proserution. I food is it &roust other Shines 9 copper-plates, 99 blank shwas' M Messrs. Couto' sad Co's. busk, fatty nine blank Apses of the East of Seemed Ralik at Norwich, four bleak Nunes of Messrs. Mill sod Sort, two blink cheques of Messrs. Lacy sat Ille% them sheet' of truism paper, • 104 mho, sad •61. oele, help perportiog to be of the Beak of England, three Mesh hem, two foisted keys, sad fifteen type figures. Os istmday, the 18th of August, I west to No. 7, Stanley-pines. raddingtshareee. end then oh• nand toe trunks oirpoillmeelogres. The prisoner has gime chimed thou Osaka emithe esslents, and I Cave Mace de livered them to his order. Mr. Joseph Buesteed, impostor of notes of the Hoak of Emitted, 'mid the 101. saes gad the 11. note resisted by Mr. Forrester were both Iseged note.. Mr. W. Kentish, mgraver, Chimer alley, Lombard- Wrest, said-1 have elapsed Impressions to oe takes from the nine plates predated. The fourteen impressioas I sow modem have bus takes from those unto., some of them having bees engraved at the back. I engrave the cheques of Messrs. Glyn and Co., the beakers. The two cheque* produced, Nos. set 8,734 aad 8.733, were cot taken from my plate, but have been printed from the plates produced by Forrester, and are a combination of the impreiseioes Nos. 1, 2, e!. aid 3. The numbers 8,734 and 8,736 are, I believe, from 17 see W. Parry, clerk to Meson. Glyn, Mire, sad Co., of Lonabard.street,bankers, said—la 1554, Mr. Thomas Plight, of Bond-court, Wallbrook, kept an account at our house. Oa the 6th of July, 1864, the cheque produced, No. 8,784, was [minted to me sad paid. It purports to be draws by Mr. Flight upon our house for 8731. Mr. J. Foster, clerk to Messrs. Glyn, M ilt, sod Co., said —On the 6th of July, 1854, s cheque for 7201. 16e. was pmented to me for ',inmost. I asked ter perms who pre seated it what he would have for it. He said some sows, the partieulsre of which I forget. I looked at the cheque strata cud did set like the appearance 0! it, end I *poke to another person is the °Mos on the sub j ect, end when I came back I passed it to Mr Thompson, one of the establishment, arid began to write off the notes, and when that gentleman brought beck the sharpie to we, and I had finished the miry, the person who bad presented it disappeared. Mr. Joshua West, jun., clerk at Motors. Cautte's honk, in the Strand, said—Messrs. Williams and N , ,raate, of Hen rietteatrest, Covent garde., bookaellera, keep as account at our house. Oo the 16th of April, 1E.54, 1 delivered oil a cheque-book to their order, eoctainino ISO cheques, Nos. fl—a 3,601 to 3,750 inclusive. The 66 cheques now pro. ducted by Mr. Forrester boar the same titters and numbers as thue that formed part of that book. Three of the cheques produced are guanine cheques, from which the printed numbers have bees urged. Mr. F. Morgue, of On firm of Williams and Prorgete. of Bentley a. saes', booksellers, said—Oo the 20th of May, 1854, upon going to business I found that the tiil sad drawers of my shop had been broken open by force. I kept my cheque book in the ins safe, the k.y of which was in the back part of one of the drawers which Ind be.. br +ken open, aad the safe had been opened with the key which was left in it. I missed from the sale the cheque book we had from the beaker. OD the 15th of April. Sir R W. Cardin said he should adj . . eta this most re nt/likable use for • week. A vast number of other forgeries are to be produced against the prisoners. 0171 LDHALL. IVitliana Jerkiness, • bookseller of Star-:aae, wee sum. 1211,4 for publishing • libel, imputing L•zrjary to police coagulate Z 69. Morgan from the firm of Humphrey, Sea, and Morgan, said t hat if the object of the constable waste obtals a discutinuance of the subject of com:latot, be was pre part d, ou the part of the defendant, to clones regret for the pest, sad promise that the libellous placard should not be inhibited. After some convenstion the defesdant said le admitted he was wrong is what he had dose, he was sorry for it, and be would sot do so again. Alchemies Cabin then dismissed tne summoss, as pay. meat of costs. WESTMINSTER. Yestarday afte-soom the woman, whose case has been so frequently before the sourt, ielorined toe magistrate that she had sees Mr. Kirby, the gentlernas to wham he had sent her is the morning, she said, Mr. Kirby at first told her thst her %mowed was receiving his messy daily, or wieldy at least. She showyd him lee husband's letter, slam he ceinged his tone, and said that if her hanged hid not bus paid, his anoint had sot yet heisting.' up, and be had aot received hie mosey beanies they did not rightly knaw what was out to ha. Tier, were 300 uses there, he said, t. whom they did sot rightly know what was owicg; tut if she would leave the letter he would ascertain everything about it by wetting to the coramseder in the Crimea by the neat post. Mr Arnold thought it would have been • reedier way to do it by telegraph. The worthy magistrate then irquired tote the poor woman's Immediste condi•:•n. and learning that she woe preadult, kisdly PTO her 10.. from the poor. boa. Isabella Nair Joilept was formally vmtaitted on the charge of having murdered her mother. An application was made to the magistrate to take bail, but it was mimed. A JUDGE TIMID Yost DausiENNEss.—At the Bir- Seemed Police Court, ea Thursday, Mr. Robert Grace, the steward sad jedge of the Wapeatak• Curt for the hundred of W wall, was summarise' for being drink and disorderly, but he did riot appear. Mr. Richard J+.es, the assistant °verses, of Birkenhead, stated that, a re • Jays ago, the defeadant cams to his ernes in a state c f debriatiou, sad contained a diaereses*. He was abut defog to Liver pool ea beamed., and be lelt the defendant is tie bear, dug with a clerk. The delesclut coa:inned the disturb. sad, sad at last made his way from else (Arm i n t r , Mr Jones's house, where ha ageounto-ed Mrs. 'Lies, who, in ° r ut to get rid of him, said that a gin:lemma was waiting for his °wade. Mr. Grace went out ; but Radials that he had been biased, returned, and renewed his improper deadeet. At last, • polnanisait was seen arprosehiag, and then the defuedaat west &limy. Mr. 3,41 P. simply asked that mesas might be takes to prevent Mr. Gress from added to his premises whilst drunk, &Ed anvoyied him. Mr. Fiddles (one rt the andiitrates): Ar, mast Si. Mr. Grasse Se. sad cons.—Liverpool Post. NEWSPAPERS AMONG THE WELSH RVIITICS —Last week two pentlessea from this district were travelling is Wales admiring the character of the sxnery and pick me up occasioaally a trait of the people. They had been to the top of Snowdon, far above the little disturbances of humanity, and on returning, on the Bodge: le rt sid• of the mcseataia, their attention was caught ty ten labourers saowiag a add of gram. They stopped u::h them a 'lint dna. Serie, whisk period a woman. er: !ently • kind of post.oMee messenger, same up to deliver hit parcel of clean sad unsoiled turepapers. It was There I.y, and the paper aka was deliveries lotteries leasopbisticated mountain readers was publiabed is tb• previous Saturday merniag, so that noisy railways and breathless telirtrapta hews apparently made bat little isirood oa the gimp!' contested habits a these mountain distrists. Oas li tls tart deserved entire notwithstanding. Six oat of the ten ware regular amb ient:ins fora newspaper each, en *sample which mien b. very beasilci•lly followed by many of those knowing ones who reside in more cultivated districts, ar.3 who will pri. bably I* finely enough to pronooneo true Welsh relies my slew specimens of hersaaity.—y,,,d,r„ o fidd OPENING or PADDINGTON CEMETEItY.—Yt starclay lb* new and extensive dwelt-yard, u witt ri a m , ka i Millman, wee spud for latermeats. FROM U. LONDON OAZRI7II, Friday, Argue* 31. WAS. OFFICE, Avoore St. 1 t Retiostat of Dragoon Osards—A.sistant Surgeon Wil liam Aleaander Davideor, Y D., from 42nd Foot, to be en.tact stupor. 4tn Light Dragoons—Lieetroset F. W. Martin to be eat, tam. by perehero, vies Molyeenz, who retiree, Cornet H. H. de Boarbel to be lieutenant, by purchue, Tice Martin. Light Dregeour—Captain H. B Reader, from the 14th Liebe Drumm, to be septets, vies Brett, who anathema ; Cornet C.Wbito to be Itenatesent, by parches*, vice Coop, who retires. 13th Light Dragswaa—Tbe Donnas of the corset appointed oa lOilt April, 1366, Is Chairs:, and not Griming, as pre viously stated. 14th Light Dragoosts—Captala Heim Brett, from the 12th Light Dragooaa, to be espial., vice Reader, who so _ _ Royal Irtillery—thintleman Cadet Fitaftoy &menet Tel. bet to be Seamiest ; Lieutenant Claut's George William Lowell** to be second captain, vice Areiiall, retired on half pay ; Captain Arthur Thomas Pbillpot.s to be lieu tenant soloist, vies Harken, demand ; Second Captain William Cosyngbant Lyaish Blow to be captain, vies Pnilipotts ; - Lieutenant /Madmen Hurley Grills to be sec-snd captain, vise Slim; John Beanie Harrison, gag., to be veterinary sermon. °readier Goarde—B eeeee Major H. F. Ponsonby to be at tato and lieutenant colonel, by purchase, vice Hon. 0. H. Lindsay, WWI TIMM; Ensign Edmond Pittner, his the 67th Foot, to be *Miff° and lieutenant, by purehem. vim Fitzroy A. T. Clare's, promoted; Captain W. & Ewa; from the 93rd Foot, to be lieutenant and captain, by parches, via Christie, who retiree. lit Regiment of Foot—Lieutenant John Mattis Brown W be captain, by purchase, vim Newland, who retiree. 3rd Foot—C pteis Robert Owen, from half pay 12th Feet, is be captain, remise the difference, vice Cole, who of chattels; Lieutenant Maury G. C. Hirninglism to be lop min, by parakeet, Mot Own, who retires. 4th Foot—Brevet Lieutenant Colossi Thomas Williams in be lieutenant colonel, without purchase, vim Brevet; Colonel CAW, died of his wounds; Captain W. Wilby in be major, lathiest puretham, vies Williams; Lieutenant Thomas 8 to be captain, witbont purchase, vise Wilbv : B Vl= A. Wee. te tee h....tenant, without nutcase, • Essig@ Thomas Tanner M be lieutenant, by ;tee Hamilton, promoted; Wile lime Felder Kw", Best., to be swigs, without pareibeee. vice Blake • Lieutenant H. B. Mauls to be adjutant, AN /Mapper& joremeted. 6th Foot—Edwin Mu Oldaald, put, to be ensign, by purchase, vise Dams, . 7th Foot—Captain B. 17ELI d to be major, ace Bruit Loitenaat Maud Mills, deemed • Lientoaaat H. M. Jones to be eepeale, without purelutee vim Rohe; Emig. W. P. Browse to be lieutenant, without purchase, vise Jones • Ensign Hon. Howard Moreton to be lieutenant, by pur chase, vim Ron. A. H. Crettoo, who retires; wa llas Biddulub Piachazd,gest, to be ensign, without purchase, vise Browne. lie test Christian same of Ba. shin Butler Is Lindsey, and not Lindsay, as stated is the " Gazette." July 13. 9:b Foot—Liseeineitt Hewes Van Smanbenste, from the 32nd Fut, lobe seeds, without purchase, vim Gaynor, matiiiered by the eenteue of a genera court martial. 12th Foot—Fmalga John Luna. Wilkie to be lieueeant, by parabue, vise Fartlough, promoted; John Amber • Julian Brier, test, to be assign, by ptambeeee, vise Ni chill, appointed to the 43rd Foot; George William Eigllee gest , to be *melee, atheist pun:bate, via Briggs, rip pointed to the 44th Foot. 13th Foot—Brevet Major George King to be melon, without purchase. vies Jou:stags, who retires upon full pay ; Lien• tenant C. P. Cobb*, from the 6th Foot, to he mails, I without purchase; Lieutenant Jobs Augusta Fuller to be captain, without purchace, vise King; Ensign J. J.l P. For, from the 61st Foot, to be lieutenant, without purchase; Ensign A. B. Adair to be lieutaaaat, without purchase, vice Fuller. 17[b Foot-To be Lieutenants, by pit/sham—Basin L. J. Seagram, vise M. Bayne, who Monetized ; Ensign J. M. C. Trevers, vies Smyth, promoted. 18th Foot—William Mishear, gent., to be snags, without purchase. 1911 Foot—Brevet Major Robert Warden to be major, with out purchase, vice Brevet Lieutenaat Colossi Henry Ed ward M.O.*, whose brevet rank 1.. beim converted into substantive rank, unattached, under the Royal Warrant of the Bth October, 1564; Lieutenant H. T. Ualseke to be captain, without purchase, vie. Warden; lieutenant Peter Godfrey to be oaptainorithout purchase,riee Brevet Major Sbadwell, whom brevet reek has been converted into substantive rank seder the Royal Warrant of the Bth Oetsher, 1854 ; Ensign G. F. Webster, from the 98th Foot, to be lisateasat, without parolee., vise Kirby, cubit red by the sentence of a general court martial; Re sign R. C. Marcia to be lieutenant, without purchase, vies Uniathis; Crammer Kearick, gent., to be ensign, without purchase, vice Martin, promoted. 20th Foot—Joseph Cox, gent., to be ensign, without pur chase, vies B fridge, promoted. 21st Foot—Lieutenant J. G. Image to be captain, by pur chase vice Lech, who retiree; Ensign 8. 8. Connell to be lieutenant, by machete, vies King, promoted. 22nd Foot—Ensign 0. P. Leigh, from the let Foot, to be sissies, without pendia/re. 20th Foot—Limitewsat Colonel John Hamilton Stewart, from the 81st Foot, to be Beaumont colonel, vies Smith, who eachanges; Captain Frederick D. Middleton, from the 70tit Foot, to be captain, vice Cumberland, who oz. , . . changes. _ 32nd Foot—Ensign Henry Cook to b. lieutenant, without purchase, vies Van Btrutbenzie, promoted is the 9th Foot. Henry George Browne, gent., to be ensign, without put. chime, vice Conk. 33rd Foot—Lieutenant John Trent to be adjutant, vice Marsh, killed in action. 34th Foot—To be Lieutenants, without purchase—Ensign J. D. Laurie, vice Clayton, deceased ; Ensign Thomas L. Stack, vies Lonnie, whose promotion on the 20th July, 1855. hoe been cauelled ; Ensign R. J. P. Leeson, vice Stack, whims promotion oa the 27th July, 1866, bee bean cancelled; Ensign H. 8. Stewart. vice Leeson, whose promotion on the 2nd August, 1866, has been cancelled. To be Ensign. without putobage--Mark Burgh Rochfort, vice Stewart, promoted. 37th Foot—Ensign 8 L Cummins to be lieutenant, with out' purchase, vice Baker. appointed to the 48th Foot. . 38th Foot—Lieutenant 8. G. Qaieke to he captain, without purchase, vice Layard, doomed; Lieutenant H. B. Fielden to be captain, by purnhese, vice Quick*, whose promotion by purchase on the 17th August, 1866, has been cancitUed; Ensign R. C. Franks to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Quiche ; Arthur Bailey. gent., to be 'pair', without purchase. The same of the lieutenant promoted on 17th June, 1866, is &unfold, and not Stantfield, as previously stated. The name of the officer who retired in the t' Duette" of 17th August, 1866, is Captain Lambert, and eat Lambeth, aa previoasly stated. 3911Foot—Litorosaat C. B. Phillippe to be captain, by runtime, vies Northeete, who retiree. To be Annalist Surgeons—Anistaat Surgeon James Petrie Street, M.D., from the staff, to be assistant surgeon, vie. Madden, ap• pointed to the 47th Foot; Assistant Surgeon Ale:ander Milne Humphrey, from the Ordinate Medical Depart. meet, vim Spathe, who exchanges. 40th Foot—The name of the ensign appointed on the 17th inn is De Neufvtlle Lame, and cot De Reetville Leese, as previously stated. 41st Foot—Henry Edward Harrison, gent., to be ensign, without purchase. 42nd Foot—Assistant Samos Alfred Hooper, from the Staff, to be assistant surgeon, vie. Davidson, appointed to the Ist Pennon Guards. 43rd Foot—Amieteat Bargees Charles Dodger* Madden, 111. D , from the 39th Foot, to be amistaat eurgeon, view Biddle, appointed to the 60th Foot. 14th Foot—B Major Andrew Browne to be major, without purchase, vies Brevet Lieutenant Colossi R Fettles, whom brevet rash has been converted into sal • stentive rank, seder the Royal Warraat, 6th October, 1384 ; Lientenset B 8. Rockies to be captain, unbent purchase, vice Browse; Recipe Charles Ford W be lieu tenant, without purchase, vim Hoskins; Ensign James Straehan, from the Dumfries Militia, to be ensign, with out purchue ; Es** J. A. J. Mtge, from the 12t h Foot, to be ensign, without purchase. The Christian names of Euro' Waster, appointed oa the 10th Aegut, 1866, ere Hear y Francis George, and not Henry Frederick, as pre viously stated. 46th Foot—Enairre A. J. Kentish, from the St. Helena Re Omelet, to be easign. without purchase. 48th Foot—Lieutenant William Baker, from the 37th Foot, to be lionteoaat. 49th Foot—Ensign E. J. Cromwell to be lieutenant, by par ches., vim Earle, promoted. 60th Foot—The seined Christian name of Ensign Meyer, appointed on 20th July, 1866, is Adolphus. The appoiet meet of Sergeant Bentley Gordon, from the (note Fusi lier Guards, to be ensign and adjutant, to bear date tat 16th ed April, 1856, instead of 2nd June, 1855, as previously s. 62nd Foot—Lieutenant R. W. Ellie, from the 98th Foot, to be lientenaat, vies Smith, who exchanges; Colin John Roes Tress, gene., to its ensign, without purchase, vies saillpeemesed in the Rifle Brigade. i keb—Capiala William Aedroe, from half pay Peat tilleall, tie be area* (repaying the difference), woe Eng, tap mestmegeo ; Lientemant 8 W. F. M. Wilma, from Sto Ekd Foot, to be cantata, by porch... , vice Andr e, else retiree; Ensign P. L. Bellamy to be lieutenant, without purchase, vim C. 11 Evans, died of his wounds ; Engine P. 8. Morgan re be lieutitaant, by purehue, Wee Richards. promoted; Lieutenant Ale* St ant Bell, from the East York Militia, to Inensiga without purchase, vies Peneefather ; Sergeast Major Th om.. Demi° be longs, wnhout purchase, via Bellamy. 66th Foot—William Bell, gent., to be ensign, without outdone. 67* Foot—Resign S. H. Powell to be lieutenant, by par ries., vice Ingham, promoted. 6811$ Foot—Lieutenant Leslie Jenkins Thompson to be iniptain, without purchase, vice Brevet Major Cochran, *lto retires upon full pay ; Ensign Andrew H. Russell to lieutenant, without pushes*, the Thompson; Beery win Eger, gest., to be 'align, unbent purettees, vies •sell, promoted. let Foot—Lisnieoant J. 8 P. Clerks to be captain, by pur e me, vin Newmann. who retires. Foot—Lieutenant W. W Foe to be captain, by par s -e, vice Brevet Lenteeitat-Colonel Parker , who re ti ; Ensign P. J. Cattle to be lieeteseist, wi;hent pap e i t glettFooto-•Charies Henry , Boiling, gent., to he euige, w ;bol l s misehme , vine op, promoted in the 13th Foot. 64th Foot—John Thome wk, gut., to be ensign, with THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1855. lout punkas", vice Bateman, promoted. The name of the otsign mumeted to be ltesteuant, without purchase, in the •• Gazette" of the 17th iosteet, la Bateman, and not Batmen, es previously awed. Cith Foot—Qoattermacer-ilageent William Luis to he quiirterrinattri vice Pollard, appointed paj master. 70's F.ot—Captaio R. F. W. Cumberland. from the 29th Foot, to be captain, vice Niatil. WO, who exchuoges. 73rd Pow—Limousin Gro•g • Davies to be captain,oithout pmt.'s'', vice Brevet-LieuteatatColooel Clements, who retiree upon full-pay ; Ensign U.S. Blyth to ba lieutenant, without purchase, vice Davies. 77th Foot—John Lenthal Davids, pat., to be ensign, without porches*. 81st Foot—Brevet-Colossi Matthew Bold', from the 29th Foot, to be lieutemateolonel, vim B , ewatt, who exchanges. 85tb Foot—Captain Hugh Messy to be major, by purchase, v.es Grant, promoted in the 2ad Watt India Regiment ; i ' Lieutenant Lord J. H. Taylour to be captain, by purchase, vies Matey; Ensign R. K. Taylor to be lieutenant, by purchase, vim Lord Taylour. 86th Y.Kit—Ensign J. 7 W. Mullen to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Gardner, deceased. 68th Foot— Eaten W. Birch to be lieutenant, by parches, vice Donley* who has retired. 93rd Foot—Litutenant Joh* Belmen Gordon, from the 98th Foot, to be impair', without rarebit*, vice Mazwell, mahiered by the sentence of a general mart martial ; Lieutenant J. M. Claybills to be captain, by purchase, vice Heart, appointed to the Grenadier Ger d. 94th Foot—L'eatenent R. R. Meade, to be captain, by p_urchase, vim Mahon, who retiree ; Lieutenant R. A. B. Tod. to be adjutaat vice Meade promoted. 95th Foot—Edward Chapple, gent, to be ensign, without purchase. 96th Foot—Basign Janes Briggs to be lienteneat, without purchase, vim Gordon, promoted in the 93rd Foot Lieutenant George Kerr Hallett, from the West Norfolk Militia, to be envies, without purchase, vice Briggs ; Henry Moorage? Lowry, pat., to be ensign, without purchase. 97th Foot—Edward Kerrey Cooketley, gent., to be maga, without purchase. 96th Foot—Lieuttaant T. H. Smith, from the 620 d Foot, to be lientoaant, vim Ellis, who exchanger ; Everted Montagu, gent , so be ...Igo, without purahme,viee Web ster. promoted in the 19th Foot. Ride Brigade—To be Lieutesaate, by purchase Re sign David Alexander Gordon, vim Cuningbame, pro moted ; Ensign H. B. H. Blundell, vice Malco.m, whose promotion by purchase on Nov. A 1864, has been tan celled; Ensign 8. C. Glyn, vice Morgan, whose promo tion by parttime on Nov. 10, 1864, has been cancelled ; Resign William Palliser, vice Markham, promoted in the Coldstream Guards; Ensign C. T. Murdoch, vie* Hon. A. Anson, promoted. 2nd Wret Indio Regiment—Major Alexander G. Grant, from the 85th Foot, to be lieutenant colonel, by purchaes, vice Wynn, who retires. Ceylon Rile Rmiment—To be Salient, without purchase —Sergesat-Major Wm. Guy; Janes Bell Campbell, gent.; Andrew Murray Walker, gent., vim Parsons, promoted ; Francis Archibald Stewart, gent, vim Pollock, promoted in the 21st Foot. Royal Newfoundland Companies—Ensign A. 8. Quill to be lieutenant, without purchase, vice Cox, appointed to Me 3rd Foot; Lieutenant A. 8. Quill to be adjutant, Mee Law, posited is the 4th Foot. LAND TRANSPORT CORPS. To be Quarterliestano7 Willis, gent., des Watson; Sergeant Major John Cusack, from t h e 97th Foot, vice Trotter, deceased ; Servant Major Thomas Mitchell, from the 15th Light Dragoons, vice O'Reilly, dismissed the envies ; Quorums's*, Sergeant Joseph Cheese, hem the 39th Foot, vios James IL Madam, de-i *stied ; William Edmond Cats, gent., vies Dowse, arts resigns • Risers Bherwood, gest. To be ite:gimestal Qoartermaster—Colour Serpent Jib. Scott, from the Medical Staff Corps. To be Veterinary Bargees'—William Varley, John Jams Chemist, Thomas Paton, Henry Messy, Doha Barr, aM Lyle Fenner, gents. BRITISH FOREIGN LEGION. - Edmund Edgar do Panthany de Nothing OlEally, Esq., to ba paymaster. STAFF. Captain George Kiog, fronabilf pay Unattached, to be assistant adjutant of a provisional depot battalion. UNATTACHED. The undermentioned oneers to have their brevet rank weir warted into substantive rank, under tits provisions of the Royal Warrant of Oct. 6, 1864:—Brevet Lieutensat Colonel Robert Feilden, 44th Foot; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Henry Edward ll'Ose, 19th Foot; Brevet Major Lawreaa Shadwell. 19th F.ast. _ HOSPITAL STAFF. The surname of the actingasslstant surge" n appointed on April 4, 1865, is Baly, and not Bayly, as previously stated. The surname of the assistant s• rgeou putted to the Turkish Contingent on July 20 last is Bogle, and not Boyle, as previously stated. Ordnance Medical Department—Assistant Burgeon George Whitelleld Spark", from the 39th Foot, to be subsistent surgeon, vice Humphrey, who exchange'. The name of the &sung assistant surgeon promoted to bel assistant surgeon in the "Gazette " of the 10th Instant, is Samuel Handy Halakan, and not Runnel Rashes, 34. D , as previously stated. BREVET. To have the local task of Lieutenant General in Turkey— Major General Sir Harry D Jones, K.C.8., Royal Re gisters; Major General Sir Richard Airey, K.C.8., artit i z i terneaster general to the forces in the Rest. her Getters' Henry Frederick Lockyor to have the kcal rank of mejor general in Ceylon while commanding the troops I. that island. Calcinel Hon. H. Percy, Grenadier Guards, to have the temporary reek of brigadier general while employed in commend of the British Italian Legion illevet Lieutenant Colonel Robert Owen, 3rd Foot, to be colonel in the mum brevet Lieutenant Colonel James Robert Brunker, half pay 16th Foot, deputy adjitt.nt general in Ceylon, having eeesplened three ran' *Meal service in the rank of lien- Osumi guienei, be be preineted to be colonel in the army, ander the Royal Wonsan of Oct. 6, 1654. To he Limitation Colossi. in the Army—Brevet Major Robert Owen, Red Foot ; Brevet Major William Andros, 66th Foot. To be Majors in the Army—Captain Robert Owen, 3rd Foot; Captain William Andros, 65th Foot; Horatio Morgan, Req., to have the local rank of second captain is Turley while attached to the land Transport Cups. The undermentioned promotion to take place consequent lapin the death of the following officers: General John Earl of Carysfort, died Jane 11, 1866; General Gabriel Gordon, died August 7, 1865; 0 1 Sir Richard Bourke, K C. 8., died August 12, 1866—Lieutenant- General William Wood, C.B , to be general. The undermentioned promotion to take place consequent upon the promotion of the following officen to the rank of general : Lieutenant Ci•aeral H. D'Oyly, promoted Jan. 30, 18.6; Lieutenant General T. Evans, promoted May 18, 1855 ; Lieutenant Geaeral Bir A. Maclaine, promoted June 6, 1856—Major General W. G. Moore to be lieute nant g I To be Major Generals—Colonel J. WlLiflie, half pay, 60th Foot; Colonels R. B. Lynch and F Campbell, half pay, Unattached; Colonel C. M. Jehneon, hail pay, Portu guese officer; Colonels C. Dingle, J. M. Boletus, B. 0. Jonas, T. Peacock, D. Baby, G. Nicholls, W. Crokat, R. Bauman, P. Dudgeon, and J. Mitchell, half pay, Unat tached ; Colonel Noreliffe Noreliffe, half pay, 18th Dra goose; Colonel R M. Leaks, half pay, Unattached. The undermentioned promotions to take place consequent upon the death of the following dimes : Major General C. 0. N. Prendergast, died Dec. 4, 1854 ; General the Karl of Carysfort, died June 11, 1856; Major G I J. B. B. E. Monet, died Jane 24, 1856—Colonel Sir A G. Cloete, Unattached, to be !pejor g e 1; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Augustus G. Blachford, 24th Foot, to be colonel; Major William G. Scott, 91st Foot, to be lieutenant colossi; Captain William Fulton, 16th Foot, to be major. The eavaned promotions to take place consequent upon the death of the following officers, viz.: Major General W. H. Cornwall. died June 21, 1856; Field Marshal Lord Raglan, G.C.8., died June 28, 1856 ; Gene. ray 0. Gerdes, died August 7, 1866—Major General Sir George Beller, H.C.8., the senior supernumerary major general, to be placed upon the Seed tatablishment of gene ral offieen ; Lieutenant Colonel Charles Tyrwhitt, half pay, Uanttacb.d, to be eolonel ; Major Thomas Donovan Cape Mounted Riflemen, to be neatest's% colonel ; Captain William Boyd, tad Dragoons, to be major. rhe following . officers and gentlemen having been select e d for serviette us the Irregular Cavalry under the command of Major General Beaten, to have local rank in Tarim while so eeeployed: fames St. John Macro, Esq., late major 31st Foot, to be lientenaat colossal. To be Majoes--Idward Shelley,Faq , late Captain 16th Light Dragoons, dated Dec. 16, 1854, and not August 17, 1856, as previously stated ; Joseph Raley, Esq., late paymaster 18th Light D To be Captainsf=Coz, Hai., late lieutenant 2nd West India Regiment ; Edward James Mosey Hq., late lieu tenant Bast India Company's Service ; Lieutenant H. H. Foord, 18th Madras Native Infantry ; Alexander Strange, late lieutenant 3rd West India Regiment ; Charles Beejs min Stephenson, Big., Worcester Militia, late of the Mounted Pollee in Australia; John Lembrick Vivian, Hal , late 3rd Surrey Militia ; Warner Spalding, E sq .. late of the Mounted Police in Australia. The undermentioned officers having been selected for service with the Turkish Contingent, to bave local rank in Turkey while so employed :—Lieutenant Colors! E. R.Weiherall,l deputy quartermaster general to the Turkish Contingent, to h.ve the local rank of colonel ; John Ste wart, gent., to have the rank of acting assistant surgeon. The undermentioned officers retired upon fall pa under the Royal Warrant of Oct. 6, 1854, to have eac h a step of honorary brevet rank, vie.: To be Colonel—Brevet Lieutenoat Colonel Frederick W. Clements, retired fell pay 73rd Foot. To be Lieutenant Colonels—Brevet /dolor William Wad Joseph Cochran, retired fall pay 68th Foot; Major Peter Raymond Jennings, retired full pay 13th Foot. The underineulloweil cadets of the East India Company', Service to halo the local and temporary rank of swigs during ;the r.ll of their being placed under the mud Oelwet Seadhem, of the Royal Sugimoto', gio. Lai betsellkis Is the art of sapoieg sad mining :—Jamen Glebe Siantay„ Edward Parry Gambler, Walter Manses, sied-Willnen Mary Burton, gents. The ssellermosaissist names, who formerly bilassod to. Ate gazebos of Bt. Helena, beton that Wand Wei team fined from tie/last India Complay to the British govern meat, and who wire plated spas as allowance equivalent to retired full pay, to eassequenee of the redaction of the wriest occasioned by such Sander, to be cash promoted to a step of honorary brevet rank, in order to place them io ad equally favourable position with that of other oil Ceti retired epos full pay who have been promoted nada the Royal Warrant d Oat. 6, 185$, via : To have the honorary rank of Colonel—Lieutenant Colonel Charles Robert Gestalt Hodson, late St. Helena Regiment. To have the honorary rank of Maier—Captaa Thomas Moatgomery Hooter, late St. Helena Artillery; Captaia George Andrew Den Tule, late St. Helena Artillery ; Captain Alexander Augustus Young.. late St. Helena Regiment; Captain William Orlando Kennedy, late Sc. lisle. Artillery CapUin William Remedy Dawson, late Sc. Helena A r tillery ; Captain William Moen, latit St. Helena Regiment. MEMORANDErM. • • • The soorsitaissa of LisitTti;aot- eoiot;;FiborassW.M.Mabos, sod of Major Mallard Tboasposs, of 6ti Dragoon Guards, to boar data Dososabor 12, is lies of Dossiabor 92, bat suck misdate is sot to Garry back pay. MILITIA. (ml. appointment is euieliti;;7lfor that which appeared is the Gazette" albs 28th iastaat.) Commission sigaed by the Queen: Welt Kent Light Infantry Regiment of Militia—Rdward Lynch, Bwi., late eaptala is bee Majesty's lath Regiment, of Light Infantry, sad Adjutant of the Royal Be r k s hi re Militia, to be 'distant, from Jaws 25th last, vice Cedd, exchanpd. DastAXIM Ihnswegm Watag - aVaa - o;as Omegas Dews. Chia egepaat , doiree, to aarreader Sept. IS at 14, ead Oat. 13 at IL at Sot. Piggy, Oroshea.stroet, City; of. rids., Mos Breav i t illi etaggs, Mgr. LtlaDtty taster sieretwat, Sept. I et IL, god Oat la ALL at selbsi gtv 7 7l. 71valtary-prisk Ifftban ; street. loan Ogram ead Naas Ilagagat aldi Japt. egest Ci t y. water. gler eu r ined. enakwargers, 11g. sad Oat 12 at 3, at S, Spdaey, Jerwry.etrest, Aldose ; off. wale.. Oesowt lirmaraborp. WILLIAM T.Ttaa, 0/011841.14 hardware deal r, Sept 11 sad 044.9, at It at Bristol °mat Sol, Hall., Oloweeter ; a 6 ma , Hiller, Swetot 411.11111/ DENITITIN Leggiest stowomers, Sept 13 sad Oat. 4, et 11. at Liverpool Wart data., Evans dad Solt Liverpool; off. NAN Tarry, liverte et haw lhatwo, Jae., Blrkwhead. Cbeeldre, atagaboat mega. Sept 11 lad OW. I, at 11, at Lgeopool Ooort. SolsOrguallionreeztle apoa.Twee, wed Loyd, Livartool ; oL MAN WILLSAS MOITUISR. Marls', Yorkshire, sloth wasedeatager, Sept. 17 sod OK. IS, at il, at Ueda Mort. Seta, 1111alaa mad Sea, Dewsbury, sad Blaekbera. lAN. ; at alle. laid.. Thaw BAP/LS, Bradford, Terhohlnt wWtaS arstag wader, Sept. 14 and Oa. IS, at 11, at Led. Ogg. Bead gad Barr/Sok. Lade; of. wag , Has. Lads. Wigwag Caesium Ilouine, Lae^ pour. Set 11 awl Oat 10, at 12, at the Leeds Coon hail etEggebesigpmMill. Sot, Tweed. Lang ; et wig. Omni*. ilsoisemper/611. imam Sammie aid awn Nam Dm. laramlstiaad, wrist; aupt. II at 11, amll Out. >t at 11. ea Ilawatkaarcal pie Court. Oda, Nab sad ON 11111111111/11Mbeidies. sad 1/tosoweisapessr mk kolL egel Mew, Illowertisapoo.l7sio. 111111' MUMIIIIS. IL Paw. issysiClion. Monism 2 Z. C. Pallibiank. Booth. amsdko—S. Dem, pia.. ys-Las, realism, Olt. Wedwisli. tosteGl. V. George, ••••118M —.1 1= r dak toa eigkAsse—lL BoLMk, ilaa. Ott. 4. 11. Ocvadraghals,lMWad. bookseller—tlept. 14. P. P. McCarthy. Dica. loriAtaa, mete deater—llept. M. H. Brows, Hudak, MM. .41422-11eyt. M. A. Bayles, Mara% OaftxdahLTA clerk. CASTLFICATIS le b WNW lam ewe b. &.w. bathe Gastrin enlist:ll Zbealai• Sept 11. G. P. lobules*. I Haetiagdoembire. Oat 4. 0. Anderson. Uppealeeet. eteefieer—Or t s 7i: Rom, 111-sobseme, weenie bedblead issealseterest. riarrtizranis minuomED, W. H. Tranquil= Mid W. L. Twaatystms, LemaraFisams-111. L. and W. H. idarts. Clo imPalatt—lL Leak sae T. 0% lass Meandatareve W. Dm sod J. L. liensik ansra—Dasiel Orolawsed. David Oresawand, add Orsamsesk_ligiess. =ir i lsal l as yettr. = D ist lid aeaa gmair maaresigns & lga—E.l. C and oot W H. lasslani et. NemMM, and Cadestnr, bars, anabinsars-1. Diadem% L grads and T. amide (salaam.. of flee Ms& add W. lessiaragalme aid J. Walmmenime, Ced ars. bee ilmadars-111. Dodgem and J. Mama. lakarter, Illasedialtabag O. Wm. las., sad T. It. ataabaster, holue—lL Swum& Tryier. and T. Hewitt, Treat aid redone. NeNngh, drapers—J. Thane= sad Dabett, Wanim.llalredshirs, Mater 1111Tithli OUI —O. Belmayss. 0. Bed. J. H. lialmayne, and P. Gomm, Nao Dmehstrsat, sad silk mama, so far an regards J. N. Badampsr— Risks sod T. Mobs, Southwica, Sum; Idillers—J. Da* Liver, **meat nassofastorere —T. 0. Goodwin, sad 0. Goodwin, Moomsba, Clissidra, sad (Pane, MOM Nora Asides. or sirewbere, samsbants, so far is regard. T. O. Ossiwls—J. Taylor sad C. Moron, Bermondsey-street, Ben. =aimscalers—W. dbepgard and J. (Livid, Wastomßupar-blare, pacers—J. v. Womb sod I. Gibbs, Cuss/road, =litToed, beer retailers —J. B. Job and H. Job, Maooliester, . Kepi, J. Smith, and F. Sherrie, LUgh-strest. Poplar, W Hisangslintrraoe, Clapham-road, drapers—J. S. Hartley, o.Lord, W H. Anargrad, Walk KUL asar Colas, inamailm, sad eisprbers, mites adman, so far se regards H. Ambled. SMC!fBW4UISBTILATIONS. -....-- Allll2llllll Comte°, Pboliteee ot Dolled/am, by Besely. Immo dim farmer, Sept. 11, at the Caledealaa Hotel. Inventor. halt SAYAN, New Carrick*. lameepeper, Sept. 114 at the Castle Lilt, New Cannock. THE EXPORT PROHIBITIONS. (From last bight's Comfit.) At the Council Chamber, Whitehall, the 28th day of August, 1866, by the Lords of her Majesty's Most Ho nourable Privy Couse.il. The Lords of the Council, having taken into ocasiderstion certain applications for leave to export various articles, of which the exportation is prohi bited to any place is Europe north of Dunkirk, or ia the Mediterranean Bea seat of Malta, it. pleased to order, and it is hereby ordered, that the prohibition to export such articles to any place east of Malta shall cease, with the ex. caption of gunpowder, saltpetre, brimstone, nitrate of soda, sulphate of potash, Diarists of potash (chloride of potassium), arms, and ammunition of every kind, incleding lead, with regard to which the prohibition is to remain In for. Whereof the Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Trea sury, sad the Commissioners of Cutouts, and all other perms whom it may emeara, are to take notice and gems tbasselme accordingly. C. C. Oast,tta.a. At the Council Chamber, Whitehall, the 30th day of August, 1866, by the Lords of her Majesty's Most Ho nourable Privy Council. The Lords of the Council, haviag taken into consideration the expediency of prohibiting the exportation of certain additional articles capable of being converted into or made useful in increasing the quantity of military and naval stores (in pursuance of her Majeety's proclamation of the 18th February, 1864), are pleased to order, and it is hereby ordered that the officers of her Ma jesty's Customs do hereafter provost the exportation of the following articles, via. :—Rivet iron, angle iron, rivets, stripe of iron, low moor and bowling plates, sheet plate iron exceeding a quarter of an inch, and round ban of from five eights to three-quarten of an inch in diameter, to any place in Europe north of Dunkirk; and that the officers of her Majesty's Customs do permit the export of the articles heroin mentioned to any other part of the world upon taking from the persons exporting the same a bond that they shall be leaded and entered at the port of destination. Whereof the Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury, and the Commissioners of Canonic, and all other pertain 1 whom it may concern, ere to take notice and govern them selves accordingly. C. C. Gamma. The buts now making for housing the British troops is the Crimea next winter an of two kinds, the., for housing healthy troops, sad hospital huts. The following are the materials prepared for sack but of the former kited, viz.: 24 floor panels, 12 side panels, 4 side panels ander windows, 8 end panels, 4 gable panels, 4 gable panels with ventilators, 12 upper roof panels, 4 projecting panels over gables, 12 lower roof panels, 4 ditto projecting over gables, 3 zinc ventilators, 4 sashes and frames with fittings, 2 doors with locks and binges clionlete, 1 package of side plate, 1 package of side sills, I package of steepen, 1 package of end sills, 12 busks for ventilators, 14 screw bolts for col lars, 14 screw bolts for roofs, 48 thumb screws for collars, 4 screw bolts for collars of gables, 4 screw bolts for gables, stubbe, plates and nails, 4 angle posts, 4 door poets, 18 inter mediate ditto, 16 for rafters, with hooks and eyes, 9 collars, 14 grooved capping, and 83 feet of ridge capping. The hospital Lute will be about 76 feet 10ng,16 feet broad, and 6 het high from where the n ofs spring. There will be two doors and two windows for each het Two experienced men can erect one hut in half a day. About 300 hats will be made I. Leados. The thnb-n of most of the huts were to be ready by yesterday, according to the contracts entered tato with the government The sides sad noon will be double planked. The outside boarding is lobe overlapped. The large huts will weigh above 20 toss each. Felt will be used in the formatioa of the roofs. The first batch of huts will be despatched to-day from fltuthazipton, and shisuld reach the Crimea I. lees then a fortnight. Carpeaters en gaged in the preparation of the timbers for the huts will go oat to the Crimea to superintend theirerection. AMENDMENT OF THE LAW OS BILLS or LADINO. Aa important act to amend the law relatiag to bills of lading was nearly the last passed in the late session. It states that be the custom of merchants a bill of lading of geode being transferable by indorsement, the property in the goods may thereby pass to the indorse, but nevertheless all right in reepset of the contract contained in the bill of lsdisg madames in the original shipper or owner, and it is expedient that such rights should pass with the property. Farther, it is declared that it frequently happens that the goods in respect of whisk bills of Islip' purport to be signed have not bees laden on board, and it Is proper that such bills of lading in the hands of • bormijkle bolder for value should Ni he quietism:l,l3y the auto, or other porton so giving the jam as the ground of the goods not having been laden ; thmehre it is enacted that the rights snider trills of lading Viet in the oessigate or 'adore*. The set is not to am the right of stoppage as erasarsiss, or claims for freight. AMU of ladleg in the hinds of • coasignes, A., Is to be illeelesive stadium of the shipment as agalast the waster, osteb power to the master to esonents himself by showing fraud or airropesnatatios. MARKETS. Si:MAR.—The average pries of sager, the produce of the British posseseiiins In America, computed from the worn@ made in the week ending the 21st day of August, 186.5, is 24.. 23d. per cwt. The ge price of sugar, the pro ,ducis of the Mauritius , in the week ending as above, ' exclusive of duty, is 26s 71c1. The average price of sugar, the produce of the But Indies, in the week ending as above, l and exclusive of duty, is 28e. 6&d. The average pries of the tluve foregoing descriptions of sugar, jointly, is 24e. Sid. SUGAR.—Hanoi, Atmore 31.—W0 have had • very active demand for all descriptions of raw sugar saute oar lest report, and sales to • considerable intent have been effected both in cargoes afloat and oa the spot, at prices averaging an advent* of folly 2s. per cwt. on the rates ruling here lest week ; and seen at this improvement importers are very unwilling *ellen. Refiners' produce has oleo met with • very brisk demand at • proportionate improvement to thet established in the raw market. In rum there ie very It tie doing. COTTON.—Livingoor, AUGUST 31.—At the now @tenement of the week now under review, and up to Wedneiday, our mitten market presented a very quiet appearance, mud, no doubt, prices generally were then, as compared with this day week, tending rather is favour of buyers • but sines that day the favourable harvest weather has im parted freak life to our proceedings, and given renewed it madam to all parties, so that we now glom the week with a firm and steady market, regaining all that was lest, and even having to notice • slight advance open our last week's quotations for the middling descriptions of American, these goalie'se new standing as follows, via : Uplands, hid. • Mobile, 6 6-16 d. ; Orleans, 6 7 16. The authorised (pint:Woes for the fair qualities are unchanged— Upland, bid. ; Mobile, 61d. ; Orleans, 7id. Surat cotton has been in good demand, and without change in prices, drolly maintaining the full rates of last week. Brasil', Sea Islands, and Egyptians tontines to be freely o ff ered for sale, and are also without change in value. 4,600 American, 640 Surat, mid 20 Egyptian, are reported to have been taken on speculation ; 1,630 Americo'', 300 Madras, and 8 , 770 Surat for .:part; so that the deliveries to the tied!' fcr the week have Ma about 40,600 bales. Sales to-day, 10,000 bales, 3,000 being on speculation and for export. Salsa of the week, 61,470 bales. WOOL.—(From the Circular of W. Grouse and Co., Liverpool.)—There has been en active demand for most descriptions of wool during the pest month, sad consider able sales have been made both by public &action sad pri vate contract at vary satisfactory prises, leaving the market very bandy supplied for future requirements. The July- August public sales is London closed on the 9th ultimo, and notwithstanding the unprecedented quantity offered at this aeries, 80,000 bales colonial and foreign, the result was higly satisfactory end prices were well supported through out. Public sales took plus here on the 14th to 17th sit., priers generally were fully atinatairied, and in some cues a further slight &dunes was apparent; this however chiefly applies to good white and yellow But India, and the Soer qualities of grey, suitable for the government orders with which the blanket trade are now fully occupied. Egyptian and the finer close of Turkey wools are much wanted and sell readily as they arrive at full prices. 8- me small sales have also been aide in Doaskoi flues at a slight improve. sent, the commoner qualities, Sauna, Bo , ere not in so much request, and present stocks consist chiefly of these descriptions. Peruvian coatieuev in good demand, particu larly the Merino qualities, both washed and unwashed this remark also applies to the finer sorts of Beta ► and Buses Ayres wools, but the common qualities and Coe , dove are neglected. Portugal and Spanish are still much inquired for, but stocks almost nil. In British wools there is no alteration to notice ; • good steady business doing at firm prim. TALLOW. There has bean very little fluctuation in the prices of tallow daring the present week. The chief feature in the market has been a eontinuation of the demand on the spot for coesumption, both for exportation and for the home trade. Early in the week there wee not so much doing for export, but since Wednesday there has been more demand again, and in consequence of the small quantity now in stock in bond the price of tallow for exportation rules Sd. per cwt. above that for home consumption. &Tarsi parcels have also been taken for forward delivery for export houses. To-day the market bee been steady, with a good business doing. Our closing quotations are Y. C. new, fine, 665. 6d. ; inferior, 66.. 3d. ; old, none ofierieg ; October and Dream her, 665. 3d. to 662.6 d. ; December sod January, 665. 9d.; Separate monthly deiiveriee, 565. 6d. to 66e. 9d.—From Messrs. Smith and Charles' Circular of Friday evening. BUTTER. CORK, Annus: 31. (By English and Trish Magtotie Tel•graph.)—Firsts, 238, 995.; sinionds, 885, 95a.; thirds, 611, 88s.; fourths, 160, 865.; fifths, 10, 765. ; 'hubs, 3,60 s. CORN.—CHILMIIIOIID, Avo. 3l —There was a mode rate supply of wheat at market to-day, which wu taken readily at an 'dunes of 3s. to 4s. per qr. from this day wash, and even more was even for fresh old. Wheat, red, now, 72e. to 74e. ; extra, 765. ; whits, new, 71k. to 113 s. ; 2s. extra on al4. Beans, mono offering, and d . Barley nominally muttered, theta being little offering. Oats ra ther deans. LINCOLN, Auo. 30.—The weather still continues all that could be desired for harvest operations, and corn is fast falliog nadir the sickle, a fair quantity having already been carted. A few samples of new wheat were brought to mar ket to-day, quality and condition both good, which we fear will net prove the ease with all, as accounts agree iu stating the crops to be of very variable character, some very flee, but in many places, especially on the light lands, deficient in both quality and quantity. We had a good supply of wheat to-day, but the trade was dull at the extreme rata of last week, the farmers under the iefloence of the fine', weather, being more disp osed to realise ; red, 765. to 785.; white, 82s. Very little doing in spring corn. WALLTINLD, ADOWIT 31.—There was a moderate de mand for fresh old wheat at ls. to 21. per qr. higher, but the fine weather interfered with business, and there was a disinelinatios on the part of buyers to do more than supply immediate waste. The quotations of Lincolnshire and Yorkshire white are 775. end 81e., extra, 83s. ; red, ditto, 72t. to 755.; extra, 765. There was a little new wheat on offer, red of good quality rolling at 78s. Barley in fair demand at full prices, beans Is. dearer, and in oats and shelling no alteration. Averages for the week ending Aug. 27—Wheat, 2,151 qrs., at 734. Bd.; barley, 340 qrs., at 375. 2UL ; oats, 62 qrs., at 325.; beans, 61 qrs., at 43e. 7d. _ _ Dontax, Auever 31 —(By English and Irish Magnetic Telegraph.)—lo reference to old grain we would repeat our report of Tuesday. New produce is on the increase, the quality end eosdition a little improved. Oats and here moved off slowly at about the rates of Tuesday, whilst wheat had a downward tendency from the advance realised on that day. Nothing at all doing in Indian corn. BILYAST, Abe Ottr 31.—(8y English and Irish Magnet:e Telegraph.)—Supplies of farmers small. A few lots of new wheat, very soft, mid at 18r. per cwt. Foreign wheat in better demand at an advisee of the week of 16i. Other articles unchanged. Market firm. COALS.-Aeoest 31.-Batee's Wwt Han, 18s. ; Huddle's West Hartley, 195.; Bye 's Behaide West Hut ley. 191. ; Redbeugh Main. 16. .; North Percy Hartley, 18e. ; Tanfleld Moor Bates, 161. ; Walker Primrose. 161. ; Wylaw, 20s ; Walls End Acorn Clow, 20s. 3d. ; Walls End Galardi, 19s. ; Walls End Riddell, 19$. ; Eden Male, 20a. 6d. ; Walls Rod Framwellgate, 201. 3d. ; Walls Bad Haswell, 21s. 6d. ; Walls End Hatton, 21s. 6d.; Walls Bad Laminae, 21s. ; Walls End Montague, 19s ; Walls Bad North Helton, 21s. 3d. ; Wa.ls Eod Plummer, 208.6 d.; Walls End Rusal's Mottos, 21s. ; Walls Bad South Hat ton, 21s. 3d. ; Walls End Stewart's 211.6 d. ; Walls End Caradoe, 20s. 6d. ; Walls End Caysop, 20s. 6d. ; Walls Rod Hartlepool, 21r. 3d.; Walls Rod Hough Hall, 20s. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 20s. 9d. WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. (moil TER ()rums OP TEI =um= Tulsaairs 003IFANT.) Faumy, AUGUST 31. Sestloss. Cows, of Wind. State of Weather. Oreenwiell London ffienebaiter ..„ . .. W. Sheffield ... .... .... N.E. Ittokete.Trent B.W. °allele WlLltelniven .... B. Fine. Fine. Lassastar ....«.......»... N. lontheanpeon „ 8. Very fine. Pertmenth E. Pool* Orme ..... „ 8. Floe. &Mel .............. 8 .,......... Vll** Ptyseeffir.... N.E. Oeta~ liwenue. ".."* . „.. .„„„ . N.E. Havieffiraiiiii.... .... . . . E.. Fine. Gisussart wA.W.... Fine. Huron ...... N.E. Leeds l'ssossik B.S. Pine. =. N.E. 8.1 Fine. Fine. 8.8. W. ... Fine. = 161 ........ =I BIIBI N ...." W. N.I. Flee. Baden Greet Grimsby: O. Flee. Oelasborongh ...... nee. ehrewsbory N.S. Very One. Gnsegow . . . ... &W. Perth Pend* P.W. Mit.--............... &W Pin.. Aberdeen ... B. ... Very Am. Whitby W. Ten Am. Ditlinitak ..... ....... Dundee .........-.......- W. Benne .-.--.. W.W.I. Dom.. avow ..........„. • SW. ..... Partially dead,. Tosbildge N.I. ...... Mediu& SHIPPING INTBLZIGENCS. AIM. or 2. MIL 1 flanden..... ...... V 0 lorthiA.llouthomptoo frit 4 2 French 0 Urban Sept. 6 0 Pacific. ..kvt. 1 0 Africa . tlevt. 6 U Walt IndlA.. &Kt 0 Australis_ .... * H _. July 24 0 llama tint 1 0 Cape of fl ood ops 0 0 „ moo . ..... Sept i V log* vLa )(small,* 0 ,North !minim .. keys. s ARRIVED. Auosm-at Gravesend, August SI, how ....... ........ Bremen ALUMS -at Onsressed, August 11, tr0m..................0..... ey *smarm-at Gram ma, August 11, from ,_Casn ALUM-111 Gramsesd , Await 31, from ... -- ... .... Amen WIRT-at Greenock, August, 29, trosi " .....plam=ll Aura 111,i-at (100121401/11, AWlrolli 29, ham Trieste Amoes-.t Que./stows, August 29, tram_ . 1,.... Batons PaIDII-Of LATSIIOIII , August 31, uma .........Aluandris Coins Lure-at Greenock, August 29, trout ..... New Tat CILLIMISI- at IDOL August SO, toms Otestantlncels Commas or Lonsmus-st Gravesend, August SS, hew. Hamburg Cm or Itornotox. -at Grayssmd. August 31, from.... Depki r k Comsat Emme-st Gramessi, August 111, tom.,. Botterdam Csmrot-st Onvessud, August 11, trota ..... Ootheseurg Mew -at Liverpool. August 31, from ..... Doss or Waxusoron -off Liverpool, August 111, hum . Soukup DAM/111-11i Gravesend, August It, from Alexandria DOVOIL -at Gravesend. August 31, hem Guernsey DON Corso-at ()rammed, August 31, Ina 0 Dom.' C. Turco-at Glasgow, August 30, from Ner 7:g Dammam-et Falsetatk, August 00, from Galata Emu. or heurrrow-ch the Start, August 30, from Isso. iscasmos- at Gravesend, August 31, from ...... Saataaisr irassairmes-at Gravesend, August 31, from Guttenberg town -at Grimed. August el, trem........... Denmark Fisteu-st Cork, August It from Frriscana-at Falmouth, August 30, from " «. Quebec Na-at Quagmires % August 39, from ....... ........... Ka& a WILLIAM -at SIMMS, August 29. from Abut* ilkomes-at Limrpool. August 31. from Parrish MINDsto 1.1. D TSILD•-at Queenstown, ,1129, trow..Alausdria Surray-at Gram ma, August 31, tram................... Norway lab-at Oravmmd, August 31, from QvOliseasAg =PA Cameron-.t 1011Tp004 August 31. from St. Jobs ittmAusit--off lAsurpact. Angela 84 hum ITOM •••• - 14 7_1 _or , Li Jaws BAGSNAW-St Liverp001, August 31. Joel Baretzrr-.t Orsvessed, August 31, from Quakes Joss-ott Palenouth, August 30, tram Alexandria Laces-at Portsmouth, August 30, from Distal. LADY VALuvrr -at Gravesead. August 31, trom...Cmstandnople Ls Cou-.t Gramm& August 31, has Cherbourg Locm-at Gravwond, August 31, from._ ... ..... .........Oldsakirp ramKansAlA-mt Ormond, August SI, from St. Jolla Mesta-at Olusessail, August 111, tram When Staxvina- at Falmouth, August 30, tro./................-Afsr.o- - - %.. Aug.. - Luatuom—at Falmouth, logusi 10, etas ...... ....»».. Mamma —off Falmouth, August SO, from St. John Nrwsorns—at Cardiff, August So, from .. Dalskliss NOPP,4IIL et Gravesend. August Gummy Namara—at Gramm& August SI, fr0m..,,.„....,.. ,At. Thomas fiscal—at Grandest, August SI, from ... Puaut•—at F August SO, fro- 2. "11 Parma—at L.arpoof, 11, ,„„ i - ligiat „.. ion.. _..-atgineeestown, iagnat 19, tram llelooks asa-nt Falmouth, Magnet 30, from Ciauipou MW. CakaTZR (MO - at LivallaS O 4 Await 31, trara...hiver Dc. Illnatuansa (0)-at Liverpool, Assent 31, ban Ilaneillra Babas-at °ravened, Await 11, Iran Caen kayos Cams-at Ormaeso, Animal 31 . b0n...,, Bresnan kans-at Qnsentown, Anise 19, from nerille intins au -at aerramen, Aaiun 19. from Garman& Wranessa Casaba-at Liverpool, August 31, tram ...... -Apalsenhoo \ Wn. Bnana -at Own. Annum 1 29 from -Alexandria Zuni's-at Gramme; August 1, traria Bahl& e•ILID. Asozams-8m Liverpool, August 31, t0...............9t.n0n5a s Mamma-from ilvirpool, August 31, to.........ComMatinople AMANDA-190M OTSW99IId, August 30, to •......... Atettia Ammora-from Ormessod, August 31, t 0........... (Asses Aours•-from Cardiff, August 30, to ............ /lapin Ammtra-from Greenock, August 29, to «. Quebec Amo,- from Lammas, August 30, to Quakes Alma Wsuesa-from 1111foni, August 30, to Csollad Amarric -trona BW119•90, August 29, to Coqulasto BLACIL•MD Sums - from Milford, August 30, to itaa V Bassom-from Milford, August 30, to Cor Bausscum-tram Liverpool, August 31, W..... Bina-from Liverpool, August 31, to ......ooriulaspa Garnsums-from Limrpool, August 31, to. ..... .... CluisliMmed Ctrs or Manonseraa-from Liverpool, August $l, to *marred Couassa-from Liverpool, August 31, to ......... Amebas CLAW. iLsam-from Liverpool, August 31, t0............„....1111ett1a Gammas-from Laverpool, August 31, t 0....................... Orleetta I CATS/LMS - from Vow], August 39, to Gamuts-from Liverpool, August 31, to Lima Ctrs or Loss=-from Gravesend, August 31, to ....„..Dunkirk Gamessaraps -114301 Gravesend, August 31, to ... Gs& Ems-from Cardiff, August 30, to . . Malta Fcurne-from Greeactek, August 23, to Arica ELs moo - from Gravesend. August 31, to Cocks kmmaa-from Liverpool, August 31, to New York rivano Caw sass (s.)-from ohieldm August 30, to Coestaatinopla Gouts Hoax-from Cardiff, August 30, to Malta OLITICIDA 11911991141-from Falmouth, August 30,. to -- C3nstanlitmis Gtoncerrta-hom Gravesend, August 31, to ..... ~ Adslaide GuLesas-trom Greenock, August 49, to ' Melbourne linear Nemore -frogs Ilartlagsol, August 29, to Cogulmbo Hoeg-from Greenock, August 2g, to Must/eel limmuirra - Irma Greenock, August 29. to Quebso Levnimaim-from Liverpool, August 31, to Virgiefs :num Zoo-from Liverpool, August 31, to Havre Ism -hors Cesar. August 3u, to Coustiuninople K KOMORI' -tows Liverpool. August 31, to Bergen Lamenting-trout Liverpool, August 31, to Antwerp 14gLiAPI-ham Liverpool. August 11, to Harting= ' - `- gwanse.i August 29, to MOM Llverpod, August SI, to Bergen masts.-trim Crimsons). August 31. to . Dunkirk Yaloouth, August .0, to Cale it Pill, August 30, to Newsom-frogs tkirdift. August 30. to Muscsato-from Bt. Massa, August 39, to MAMA-too Plymouth, August 30, to ............ Msta-tram Limrpool, August 31, to Mom ANGTIA -tram Livsrpool. August 31, to . Ham MIS Maim Lass -frost Liverpool, August It, to Bt. Thomas Marrow Kum-from Liverpool, August It, to. Karseillos agesmso-from Liverpool, August 31, to Ni- Liverpool, August 31, to „. Gibraltar Mum , Irma Gravesend, August Si, to Mauritios Premisis liouereirs -frt.= Pill, August 30, t 0... Mauritius razarw-from Falmouth, August 30, to Antwerp Pisersessigr-from Liverpool, August 31, to Aleundria POUT-trums °moose. August 2.. to Quebse Pm's- froln Liverpool. August 31, to Ceestantinopls IPerreara-from Liverpool, August 31, to Ostend Molar boons-from Falmouth, August 30, to...Coestatitioopl limusuivt-from Cardiff, August 30, to Monte Vides Illnma-from Oritoeletid, August 31, to New Zealand Mee-from Liverpool, August SI, to. Odense Iligrarars-from Liverpool, August 111, to ..... Christisastadt scones-from Liverpool, August 31, to Tug Bum Doestes-tram Gretna*, August 29, to Bombay Iwo timaas-frosa Liverpool, August 31. to Boniest= TINS -from Uverpooll. August 31, to liial Taos-from Liverpool,_ August 31, to Neutedt UNDISWILPTIA- from Liverpool, August 31, to ....New York VICI,IIIIII- from Liverpool, August SI, to Chased W from Plymouth, August 30, t 0.....-.. .......... Calcutta We. 811114100-frogs Gravesend, August 31, t0.........g10Mp0re Woommootoo -from Gravesend. August 31, t 0......... tirkwY Wonva-from Liverpool, August 31. to Piston Wits au Yaw-from Liverpool, August 31, to New °TIMM WAS Esote-tram Liverpool, August 31, to. .......... .........boater ----- Lou, Joan Ru Mirricoa—from ,Oporto AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. ADlLalDlL—Arrived : June 7. Burn Burrs (a), from Melbourne. Illataeossz.—Balled : June 1. Olivia. for Callao; Gambia, Calm: Eastern State, Guam ; Omega, Oalle. S. Oberos, Valparaiso; Annie Wilma, Callao. 4. Prime Albert, Manilla; Recruit, (-Vino; RIM?. Callao. S. Olivier v. Noort, Callao. 6. Maria de Lima, Guam ; 6r . Bombsy. 7. Trafalgar, Calcutta. IL Ralph Waller, Callao, Tootles, Moog Kong; Melpomene, Batigoda; Strive Mal:an:Wl; Bobo, Callao. 9. Th omas ?widen, Valparaiso; Napole on lit., cal emu.. 10. Golden Band, Callas ; Petropolis. Callao. li. Callao . Australia, Callao. 16. Z wawa, Batavia ; India, Macular. 16. Measdo. Oileutta; August, Valparalao: Mary Canon, Callao. 17. Eagle, Guam. 19. Blue Jacket, GalL ; Crow% litotbas. Valparaiso; Emits, Guam. VEBBIL3 EIPOKIIII WITH. Almaden*. from the Capa for London. dog. 1, let. 12.20 N., Ice. 25.52 W. Blackwell, from London for Melbourne, Aug. 4, at. 43 N., km. 12 W. Drfianor. of Livervol, July 12, let 14 N., Ica. 20 W. attitude, from Ceylon. June 49, let. 70 il., lon. 63 E. Geelong, from Clyde for Melbourne, May 12, let. 64 0.. lon. 4 W. Idalla, from Okyab for Falmouth, put in to the Mauritius, I June 27, leaky, and has been hauled on to the slip. Lady Hobart, from Cardiff for Awitrallo, July 31, let. 10.50 N., lon. 15.52 W. Lady Octavio, from Bombay for London, July 17, let. 17 N., lon. 2.9 W. Minerva, from Swansea for Singspere, July 19, at. 21 S., lon. 27 W. William Stewart, from Calcutta for London, July 17, lat. 17 N., lon. 2.9 W. Wm. Blown, from Hobart lowa for London, July 29, 7.10 N., loa. 27.10 W. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AIIERBACIL—August 27, 7ttVelliniton .place, Stoke Newington, the wife of Mr. R. Auerbach, of a sou. BERESFORD.—August 17, at tognor, Some:, the wile of E. B. Bereatord, Eq., late of the ILE 1.C.C.13., of a sow. BRE WSTElL—August 23, at White Hotter Hall, Mrs. F. Brewster, of a daughter. HEAD.—Aaguat 27, at Titehat Id-terrace, St. John's-wood, the wife of E. Head, M S., of a daughter. LOO A N.—August 22, at Castle Menges, Perthahlre, Lady Login, of a dauOter. PNELL—Aoguat 25, at Wheathamstead, Herta, the wife of the Rey. C. Seen. of a daughter. I:7OBHLit. - August IS, at Cuaaingham-place, Makla4lll, Lord," Mrs. H. T. usher, of a daughter. KARRIAGEIL HODGSON—STAMPER.=August --- 19,atit. Peter's. Isle of Thane, by the Rev. J. Hodgson, M.A., W. E. Hodge- Eau., of kenning ton-row, Kennington-park. Surrey, to Mary Ann Mail:* oily daughter of W. Stamper, Req., ot East-hill, Wandsworth. HULL— HORN.— A ugust 29, at the Baptist Chapel, Myrtleatreet, Liverpool, by the her. R. Cheery, J. E Y. Hull, Peq ,of Man. cheater, to Hannah, Meet daughter of J. Hors, Esq., of Liverpool. PRICE - ELLIOTT.—August 30, at St. George's, Bkesaabury, by the Rev. Mr. Park, A. H. Price, coo et the late T. Price, of Cirencester, to Adelaide Lath* youngest daughterot Yr. W. Elliott, of Lamb's Con 'sit-street. WALKER—LEMON.—August 11, at St. Camberwell, by the Rer. M. 8. &Igen, Mr. Frederick Walker, of I, Harleyford.p Kennington, to Fanny, eldest daughter of Samuel Lemon, Erg., Camberwell. WORTLEY—MARTIN.—Angoet 26, at Worshrmigh, Yorkshire, the Moo. F. D. 8. Wortley, second son of Lord Wharsoliffe, to Marloe eLlest daughter of Mts. Rutin, of Worabrough Hall. DKATHS. BAKER.—August 37, at ithr;w7;;;;:i.Baker, EN, aged SO. COwAN. - August St. at Pans, W. Cowan, Big., of Aleend no. Walrn SAT.—August 19, at Cadoess•plaoe, Captain W. Hay, GB, Com. toles mar of Pollee, and late ol ,be Stb Dragoon Guard,. aged LAWSON.—Auguat 22, at Lai adowne.eicanent, Bath, H. Lawson. FAN.. Y.R.B. PEAK E.—August 34 R. Peaks, Eaq, of Croy...villas, fligbbory, and • Stock Exchange. aged H. ItUd IC at Weitartma, Rant. Alias Mary. daughter of the Jae. 0. Rog, of lap% College. London. ityled tad p•Obibed W W mums Lao Hams. et • Urea. Is the eV of Loudon. Printer. at she tsfl Who. Win Piedra al indieldera—fianDAT.Bl Is. 8. Lombard N. to Leaboad wiNiaa I.lBa