The Express. — London, England, 1850-10-01 00:00:00

all be potted, preserved, and shipped for almost next to nothing, and, I lolly regret, for the sake of iota od ing purchasers. that Mr. Rob!rteon's leases have so beg to run. I should mention that this gentleman holds, in &Adidas to the fishery, two considerable portions of land upon leases for the byes of himself end his wife, and 21 years after the death of the sur vives of them. The quantity of land thus held is not defined, but the rent paid le N. for one portion, and 161. for the other. The dates of these leases, though very important to the purchaser,are not particularised is the schedule. From appearances I should hag that, if good, these leases must be of considerable vales. I have now described the land of Baliinabineh and its remarksble sod, as I think , truly valuable fish.- rtes. With the first I feu that little is to be done — of the last I feel assured that, were they in the banes of the purchaser of the irate, a great source of reve nue would be ay..114.b1e. Mr. Robertson has does a great deal : his entarpr.s• in this field of labour has undcubtedly been meritorious r bat his position es taunt of tone fisheries and lands I should consider as extremely detrimental to the interests both of the sellers and the purchaser. With such incembrances the valor of Ballinahinch appears to me to be greatly deteriorated. Are there any other points about the property to eompanute for such great drawbacks? Almost every one has heard of the Ballisahinch marble gaunt,. They ere situated at the back of a mountain about two miles off the main toad, and about 4 miles, or perhaps 31, in • direct line, from the nearest place of shipment. The quarries them selves aressaly worked. They are only 18 feet from the surface, and, although at present they are full of water, which the labourers have neon in the habit of scooping out with ladles, any engineer would pump it out fur them with a smell steam-fogies is hen a day. There would be nothing difficult to a speculator in the carriage of the marble to the wharf,. Any one who has sten the granite quarries near Liskeard, or is the Isle of Portland, will be struck with the facility with which, in cos petition, this marble might be carried. But I fancy the objeeton to 11.1linsMach marble lies less in the difficulty of getting . it or carrying it than in the dif ficulty of work;eg It fairly when it is procured. The marble bas a beautiful vein of pale , diver sified with yellow, and occasionally with a greyish hiss. There are other sot is which are nearly - white, and upon another portion of the estate I wand that black spicimens are obtained. But marble ma mas say that all this marble is brittle, and that the careful labour of a week in working it is apt to be marred by one unhappy chip. How far this is the case I must leave those to decide who un derstand better than myself the qualities of marble. I can only say that if this objection to it is removed I can see nothing which meld prevent a men of enter prise and capital from bringing the Irish marble into ecespetilon wi.h the stone of any other country in the world. -. _ _ _ There is an advantage about Ballinabinch, inferior is its commerc.al importance, but net to be de spised now that Connemara is likely to be breaght within a reasonable journey of Dub lin, and even of our owe metropolis. Every tees of the road which wird' through the estate brings the traveller upon some new geese on which imagination rests with pleasure as • place united for a summer residence. The circles is every lake you pane reveal the harlots of the trout, which are ben to be caught in the utmeet perfection and of every variety. Upon almrwt every bill, lam told, the sportsman is sure to Bad a pack of gross*, end in the bays and coves there are wild fowl of every variety and in considttable numbers. As a country for the lover of the gun and rod, Ballinahinch is probably unequalled. Already one gentleman from Dublin has built himself a box epos' the mountains. and I feel thoroughly convinced, the moment the Galway rail road opera, that a doses furtiehed shootiortlodgee, built among picturesque meows of the hills, with opportunity of obtaining supplies from some good general store to be established in the neighbourhood, would let here at prices that would be amply re munerative. Ary one who bought Ballinahinch would, by acting on this hint, do vast good to the poor on the estate, and would bring about himself agreed& so ciety, which, I seed hardly say, is no inconsiderable der &Tatum here. And, having spoken of the poor of the estate, I ought not, in common justice., to neglect to say som► thing about this suffering population. It is univer sally admitted that the peasants of Connemara are ezeeedingly sod that they make good work-people when fairly crewed and well managed. But only think of their position now! Here is an estate running through forty miles of emery, on which there is scarcely 20s. a day 'pent in any sort of labour ! The only employer in this district for a lug time past has been Mr. Robertson, of the Fishery. On no account would I disparage what be has dose. I believe sincerely that the grateful hearts of the people warm towards him even for the little employment he affords them. But I am boned to say, that I should feel and write with stronger approval if I did not understand that all the labourers in his employ are trucked at a low rate—namely, half a stone of meal a day for twelve hours' labour, a stone of meal being per chasuble at the nearest market fuelevenpencel Well, then, ooly consider—here is forty miles of country, and only one employer, and that employer paying his labourers in kind. When are the people? Where will yea expect to find them but in the crowded workhouses of the Clifden union ? Of late, I regret to say it, wholesale evictions have been going on in this district. The people have been throat oat of their houses, and driven into the workhouses in crowds. I: will be said that they did not pity either rent or rates. Why how could they pay either rent or rates when there was not a sixpence passing io the whole country in the shape of wages? Great blame is attached throughout this part of Ireland to the mortgagees of the Ballinahineh property for some of these prcoeediegs. "Talk of Irish landlords," said one gentleman to me; " look whatyour Baglish cow panics do when they obtain control over estates." And upon my word, there is stern justice in the reflection that he cast upon them. The symptoms of poverty are general throughout the district. For twenty miles from Oughtsrard ter Ballanabineb I saw not a single mountain sheep, and only a few cattle which belonged. to Flynn, the inn keeper. What have become of them P The universel answer is—" Most of them were eaten dorirg the famine: the few that remained have been seized for poor rates." Yet the industry of this people is very marked. All along the reed the cars is this district are pursued by sweep sad ctildren striving to sell woollen socks of their own knittirg. On the mountain sides, too, there are occasional patches of oats and potatoes, the property of the osenpant of tome adjacent cabin. Even under the most disadvantageous eireamatancee, it is obvious that they strive to earn an honest liveli hood. Well may Imy *Viet, Lr what a desperate struggle it must be. 1 have written se meth respecting this estate, that I fear to weary you by entering into further detail'. There are p >micros of it which, if space permitted. I should desire more particularly to notice. leer beeaus• I Lem them good isvesteaents, than bemuse they 'moot remarkable peculiarities. One of the lots, ler example, kande" a large fishing village ; another includes an ocean island stocked with deer; in fact, it is impossible to imagine any characteristic of the wi ldes t mountain merry that is not included in one or other of the portions into which this singular estate is lotted. But in speaking of Ballanahisch demesne I have, I Welt. 'efficiently indicated the general view I entertain of this estate. That redoes of it are improvable I do not doubt, end to ttose who are iaclined to engage in the /tradable work of land improvement there are ma mast lots inelud lag bays from whisk may be obtained the finest peeeibls manures for beggylands—l mean sea-weed, and what is usually termed eonl-eand. la feet, if weave has done littl e of herself for the remoter parts of this estate, she hoe provided an abundance of the beet materials with which the industry of other. may speedily improve it. I taut siseertly, for the benefit et ell coseercsd. that eons one may be found to enter ea the work. The mate of math a district, until some body is found to employ the labour on it, cannot but be miserable. Eve* at this boar, ejeetnieuts are imps ding over the heads of many who weald will isgly work if they mold ealy Ind employment. But it u to be hoped that tbo Esountarod Estates Court, by making an early sad unreserved sale of the pro perty, will avert the utter ruin with which them poor seals ars threatened. In this case, as wall as in every other Ihave milted, it is that court that meat be looked to so the sous of saving Ireland. r IRELAND. Dvausr, dam 30. Boma delay having takes piece is the pubticaties of the last week'. minutes of the Ida Tenant League, owing to the absence of the secretaries, the public are only this morning put in poseeseion of an important ben connected with the proesedings of that body, namely, the secession of Dr. Gray, - peepeletor of the .Froesisse's Journal, and of his brother, Mr. Wilms Gray, on the ground of the dangerous responsibility which arise. from the system of arganiestion sew fleetly adopted by the League. I have alluded sere than epos to the anxiety entertained by a large por tion of the Irish public ss to the strict legality of the rules which veto originally framed by the Tenet Leapt. The delay in obtaining the opinions of counsel :upon them, and in publishing them in their Ilnallyamendsd form, wee protracted until the last few days, and i: is new wide:A, not only from the extent of that delay, but from the account of the matter given in the official minute. of the League. that the opinions which have been published were only obtained after a aeries of " nibbling.," and that counsel were induced to define as nearly as they mild the extreme verge of legality fur the new organisa tion. ROYAL LONDON YACHT CLUB. Om Of the beet Milios =tam el the NUM, which my be now said to have finally doled, teak piece yesterday, Is, a saver cop womb $6 oldness, promoted by the Rear Commodore George I Hume, to the Royal Landes Tech Cle. To the cap, whisk was a very Mad ames Mese of workmanship, was added by the member of he club s subscription puree of 20 gsimes. TM imp is to biome the property of the owner of any yecht wisabsg any two emeons, whether mecessimily or otherwise; and she muse bessoses the preps* of the wham of the rem, sestet. The mat* was what le celled a time met* sad the follswieg were the essecidoes : One 'Mute per ton allowed by all mitts erseedieg ten less to those set mete& leg fro tone, sad hells Waste te these whisk do noted It; peeks sec wwwkag tee tons to allow half s minute per ton to those of km, teenage. The yachts to uteri from off Brith, sad to sail mead a Barb* moored off Thum Haves, and Melt to the plats of elardsg. The Leaden Tthlit Club Ms not been loop in ezhemm, sod was honoured with the royal Tetras's, only in the seam of the present year. It san offset oe broach of the loyal Thames Yacht Clab ; sod, withoot gaming ism Woe details respectieg the eagles of the separation, it will be millsiest to undies that the mots riot ofdiffereose tomott we hare been Informed, that a majority el the ed. Ethel elsb favoured yachts of large tomes, while mother was, othiddeting that their operstices should be confined thew Illowee. from whisk they derived their Dams and Mph. enhhed to encourage the beadles mad saber of *OM seek waited to rim amigadon. The Oiwisg de yachts were metered fee the match i A111.M.119 Ism, Beery J. BMA, Bed with White Ihr< a Horse Rempent; Whew, 19 tons, Theme E Esc, Btu, White and Rod; Froth 12 tem, Alfred Vae• ~R ed sad White Stripes ; Traveller, 101 ms, G. R. Jeers Esq.. Red; Phessum, 21 tam, flethisel Lane. Bee , White, Bed Border ; Mow Park, 17 as.., 0. B. Browse, Bee, Time Gahm Lilles, Bed Dewed. Probe, however, did set start. Meths sprung her most a day se two slam, sod, math to the eime grin of her mom, woe esoseemintly empanel to sedge all premedest to the prim, shim* bulk the weather sad the monis itself were samara* Mimed to give her a fair chance of Wing vimodoes en the Upon the arrival of the Gem at Ernie the ether 176 4.81;11 sawowatesi shows were found " all right" sit Oak slalom sod at 11 Vohs& proofs*, in 'Wines r lbs thing dais east sommodlom, they slimmed their metwiege. Is the mkt we have i^.dieMsd, the ymbh dished through Ruth nosh. Through Gravesend, mod St. Clement's Berth= Whkpw gal Isl e Mil her (dead. sow hems mognise of her sakente swim Bee rounded the leg busy offf Theo* lams at Mb• pelt twelve precisely, the Mfg mo the bet tweedy two miles of the match la 1 boor omi al minutes. Phantom followed with an haired d 1 Month sod 19 .weed. All. gator, when within 300 yards el the loop wee dastioL Thfr heat throughout the roes was ms idl.gly mfortmete. is after ratting the a leak, sad nude a greet deal of water, notwithstanding which eke kept a respeolobie pines h the nee until upon searing the limy it woe feud she old sot answer her helm. Moorwk and Traveller were is fez behind when muscling the uoy Wag 13 minutes later then the Mathes bests, that it was evident their thaws were oat, sad the whole In of the ram became seethed is Phaetons and Whir per. There probably never was witeamed is way former match a mere late:Mies sod smiths mutest dm sow took Owe between these two boats in beatiag up the river on their mum to the starting bony. Whet two ez three booth had been made it became quite evident to the ezporeenced eye that Phantom sailed lutist m a wind, bet that Whisper cute mind mow quickly. This must be sty bibuted partialy to the feet that Whisper, twirls kept the weather Image, filled sooner so soisa about, and osesesari took the wind out of the saM of aategodet. This where sad mated Monis for the weather vase esodeseel up to the lower mod Cl Legg Reath, Phan tom gaols, leek by hale Tm spestaten Womb out were deadhead with the Moths* seamensidp of the ROWS al bath boss. Off Ming Boa Point, weeks Clreeabilke, the siontest was so close that die whom s% Teethed he Might. Phantom at lost woo km antagonist, and had got about a length ahead. whoa seeking a loop board, toothed that gonad at a peolloalsrly shallow point la the lever and of Loeb Reach, awl the row was ova'. Paantom thenceforward had it all to bonmit, sad west rased the ememodore's vessel at Brill' at 54 mimes to 4 o'clock, said esthodastic sheet*. Whoa Whkpw wwt whams the tido wee flowing, sad harlsg got of eke is.. in emceed about Wan hour after the whom MILITARY. 0111211.48. T.—According to the Army _List for this mouth, jam hewed by the Wmodoe, the /showing deaths of silken hairs been notified sloes the last Int was pub. halted Colonels—BoDoway, C. 8., KZ., Sop. 4, 1860 ; Wright, RM., Sept. 20, 1860. Liest.-Colonels—/Eing, C S., 14th DredoCON Jay 8. 1860 ; Emus, R.A.- July 1 6, 1860; B. A. Campbell, Yet India Company's smoke, no data. blajore—Woore. 12th Foot; Jens 23,1860 ; Bal mer, 320 d Foot, July 13, 1860 ; bloom, 44th Foot, Sept. 18, 1850 ; Berger, h. p., K.0.L., Age. 24. 1860. Captains— Mom let Dragoon Guards, Sept 6,1860; Fitsmaysi, pat Foot, Jelly 18,1860 ; C.pde, Nth Foot, July 16, 1850 ; Rodertell, ILA , July 7, 1830; ll'Osses, ILA, no data ; J. G. Ds Einem, I h. p., K.O.L. Sept. 4,1850. Lie•Onante —.Gallaway, 10M Foot, July s, 1850 ; Woolhosse, 61.1 Foot, June 24, 1860 ; Hoe. J. Mona, 84th Foot, July 12, 1850 ; Seusbolr, It. p., 93rd Foot. Aug. 27, 1850 ; A. Gnat, b. p., Canadian Pm:albite, Aug. 8 1818 ; A. Wilma, b. p., K 0.L., Aso. 24,1860 . Second limutesents and IlOsigns— Bram, Ceylon Reglmant, Jane 27,1860 ; 'Atria HOW, h. p. Artillery, 11.0. L., Sept. 7, 1850 ; Heorminp, retired tall nay, Invalids., Sept. 3, 800. Paymaster—Ctoos, h. p., Melia Itegiscut, Sept. 19,1860. Broach ilester—likinnor, July 12 8 860. Surgeour—Blake, 20th Foot, Am. 24, 1850 ; Gnat, serlosadlaad Companies, no date; Fogo, h. p., Ordains Medical Orpiment, Sept 18, 1860 ; lamas, t.p., Staff, Sept. 4, 18:0. Agletunt-Surpoes—Jervie, h p., 66 th Foot, July 29, 1860 ; Firsher, h. p., Per. Vim. But, Sept. 8,1830. The RROISTRATIONS.-•• MIDDLLUX.— Yesterday the remising Datives, L Obadiah, Ites , oat at the Aug.e Head, Enfield, sad rubbed the bets ter Eistostos, Isleld, Bens, 11.41. y, &Atli Mimi, sad Tetteshaa. Taal names wen .track et by the IMITOOTI, for death or cheap et midsize', sad saw sew sasses wen plead es the waiter, bat swain 'arrived Maybe the alightut public Joanna The bILITOMIT efts te-dsy at the Chastise Arse, Edgware, at 12 Vtleek.—Liao. Boaovea.—The court for the mimics of the perhassetary rums for the borough of Leeds, wu had sa Saturday, by W.. Grey, Env, the raisin barrister. The malt is s Isis by the reamers of 148. The weds were earkely earepreseated is the eurt. Ia the prima saw daisies of parties to the bump s gala of 148 le importaat. Tae restorer will sow M deadedry is favour at the liberal.. CANISILIDOZ UNIVERSITY ELLCTION.-CAMBRIDOZ, San. 30 —Tao writ bunt/ been received, a oosvocarioa was Stela tech), sad the Ifise-Chasseller thereat appointed Friday seat aa the day for the elution of Mr. Ltw•s sae. 0•141 x. Tim Hot. W. 0. STANLIT, ]LP. —The Chester Chronicle says : .. Ws roam azondiagly that ton assn road nyoresatatin, the Hon. W. Owes Stanley,'. seal sailisting Ina the alms al kis late asalesat, ter 'sand IM lately he In autalaal is nun wins Una was at tint *nth% sad that it may be attended in um tiles with atassikwabl• paned fassanadonce to Woolf, sad proven kis naiad awe es bosima," F♦T♦L AOCIDUNT ♦T ♦ BILK 31•1117FACTOZT.— YaGerday Mr. Baker held am isilsrst et the Losdea Res pital as t►e body of James Laps, apt 69, tete Isamu to Mr. Jolts Jabots, silk masursiturer, Wee Ham O. ',d i*, the 13th lueast, dimmed wee la the dramshop, la the eat of pads, a piece of silk iota a wake which is pat is motion by was, is ordm to ham it droned, sham bi acs llet eatimpleil is the wheal. The alarm ►ell was mac sad the sedum was atoned. Deemed wm ezWiaat•d, sad takes to the Lades Beepital, when he died ea Friday lam, hie arm lavise beta dreadfully Imitated, w►lah wee the caw of death. Ferdist—o Aesthete' death." AITEXPTID 311:711)12 MID BUNGLAILY.—Yeater- Aay the authorities at treat eeetisatilard, sad the metro politaa polite morally, received fafermstkos that the re sideaes of the Rev. 'Named Holiest, of Primly gross, ea the herders of Barry sad Hampshire, sad the eels of the late fatal peat lett, wea entered as rriday alibi bat by a member of mea, twe of wheat were skeet sad stoat, sad disssised is seeks. _Thom_ pressatml thmaselves at tke remind aestleataa's 1844611 e, leal sae 011 thee shot at sod wesaded W. The Allem alkentards aneeeked tke h moo of ontokoo. joyeassy s itSkAmilerss. a 00 .* Minable slat la Ream 142 11" yeetal a tikrd tehtl ai ley get elm away. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, 1850. TUB RIGHT HON. FOX MAULS AT DUNDEE. In anardadoe with the nedetlea adopted at a mating of the Diodes Towa-coatiell es Titania wed, de Right Zoe. Fee Maria, lord lisassmet el ferffirshbe, was ow Feely dabbed a beans a that bereft, with spedal hangs. The mead attended fa die Tows-hall, where they bed the pewee, meta ethers, of George Dowse, Zee., Y.P. g Sheriff Hoenig= ; Sir Jobe Ogilvy, Bart., of laarrebeareaty ; David Heater, Bei., of Bleskeess, be. Th• eautail proceeded la presemiee (the hells giegiag) to the Thisde.kall. The PROVOST, la relnessieg Mr. Malt, said the me. giants' sad lowa email had elated kin a banes el Daudet, as a nark of their raped he hb chanter and adds gpleit. The Frovat, altir alining le the reign of geopenthar, sad stades_ the debt whist the aunty, gad pordsonely the hare efDeallse, owed to de weserable bead of the hoes a Penmen kw hi Mini gnats to their pule abagillet, their areeneeld hetipm sad his gnat of the essests sedllesikle, ben whisk D i d.. Is supplied wish wear, seanded by doing to Mr. Mattles heeds the hareem tabo o tt the some • One exproosise a with that, those\ be was the yesegget biases at prase% he night be spared to beam owe afilseitset. Mr. P. MAIMS, es priersdeg Masdf, was NOWA with load oksalag. He eleinged diet peaseally be telt ea. be worthy of the beam whisk hod lire ambered iß s h ol i i m, sad attribetsd it algae to the Media ed tint eMse to whit thane lest gigoilem steads, led belga te nada bisellet eflerd.lisetsegat et the . bt fee. mer tines bergesta hod seems dada to rs which wen saw ae Ir eatesary. This gooiest burgh had, at the Mica sobered to, beldsagate to be be and mad" le Arad. Were Wm _lv leek to the imbeds of noir Iwo they weed Ind nog nand O= tertillal by bettleasels, they were Dew m by Naga -', ham." (Lighter.) The Provost had Wailed le Ids awasziaa wit h the gearaniat. It I. raw Mega kale OW the right boa. path..) time I embeibsi ta ems of yew magalaseet stessests the rare emseative Me a etionageoway. I wit at WS beget the bogey pal doles - 'hid wow with ete as the egameser mad dap Ohba weer, gad whisk wire is Wanly OW Milli ME lill of *jetty. These wither has ova I bag I iliteedin . 4 % . have adman/Id to seat Ibla sliest • a ~nest to them prat cl*ltal Mead , fa. gai t wilsgreses te w I war stead by the y. I haw ea dement t. fellow step by asp the pagan of improgenset, sod while I have tried to amiable the bedwitithes a this ameta, I ban los by oprvneity cl "dormice whoever was dawns, amid which their sidelbleit is more likely to be pseuraent. (Appleese.) lan land that I was pa vadat to aka part is that great pained wirek—fradem of reds—de beedaiges el wleirk won lad is del—that system of elan shag hod to the people el this arestry— by whisk that is bree. a awry aerthliege whin anti ens rashes at the aispest peal* rate; That poli-y, though is sues repast tired its reels labs the rends of this. wad to it, del ft gas eitiantly carried set ia 1546 by ea 'kw nes in IR tern tad whets matt gre all rear. Idea that dote it hes bailie el her Ms. testy s present gasman eat gal yto letki it is all la lengthy, bet to .arty It on still father, and to pea r irlaurte, M ui r , Pr , onlitt . Win, the list fetter be st of this smolt% Sod ever, 'Sr. skeet shall be as able te Wog as trio a.. mad, sad every skip shell he able to some sad go his import, sod whim every alma shall be able to dispose of what he her at the dearest =aka he gaa Sad, gad to purchase what he re gains la she obeenst market. (Appian.) . These, toga- Seer with a due rend to the palish political liberties of ' this Gantry—with a dire regard to the prawn *. of peso thin/host the wield, gad at the sagas time to mantas that halt Meow which this weary bag Aldan mans- Wad usage the adorn of the wad—onstitute, sad ever will easetitate, the man features of that government to which I ban the hear to bang. Aad I believe, &khan* there nay be, pekes as which various shads of raceenn may differ bon esta akar, still that policy is i see that will wedges to the haw of this 'malty, aid entribeie to its stabiltty, while ether eating of the earth are ranee a sod fro ea the whielwieds of chap gel 1 disappriebarat.—whialt will ceetributo to suntan this sauna, to remarkable he hcmourieg the Crows. respect to the laws, for prosecuting with seal those penal, of Industry ' more peculiar to us. Aad now having said this much, permit ' mie agate te desk you, as I de, most cordially, for the kind reception yogi have nese ne ibis day. It le hided es Intro- Indies to the Wilily far We is, to my vanity ; sod I gra afraid that if I an mead is this way rasa cases?, I nay sot tens anon yen as a sakes and faithful sena; bet more is the shops of a spoilt add. I beg yes sot to i pale* the little ability I brag to the discharge of my public dans. I has sedeartered, as far es In as. lies, to awed to the welfare sad Worm of this beak, whatever! have had the bosom of bong soeseited i by your somber or the provost. To your somber, bow ear, you us Wand noes thee to me for sib that has bete door fel the lamas a the beak I have always ben ' ready so gin my kande aid, as I always will be, wheeenr It weld be al servile; bat to not your thanks are more se panty des thee to no for the promotion of than iaterests to whisk dte Provost Its, pet sliedell. (Apples,) I dank yes ads fir the Mil manor in Vida you ban wakened no to what I say ilidly tans. hag what I sos , wowed me, "Danis Deeds." My senlas ate at the ' wanted of the agglatease aid meal rif Min eft is all mann lifiettni It. listen sad (Mr. Yale e named kis net saint poet , eas . shose more brags: ' l . give lee Lord Pausege.) Mr. DIATILE wane nee, eel alter Marini te the kindly iseasees masked by the Miss, reposed a vote of hats : to the., whisk ins eared* rowelled ea. A gate ol thuds was thee awarded to Prevost Thews, ad the meeting separated. Mr. Mauls was afignratis affertened at dime at the 1 , British Hotel. Ctn.riais HOXIOIDS n Ean.waY Einsoyass.— At the Jelbsegb Wok Om% es the 25411 lestaat, Jesse Roberto*. engine dim es do Roth Bridal Rtilway, and lieedets's Moss. laisigsgetest es the railway. were found /silty et vidde Itithe sad selphie mashies el duty in having Dam est the nisi nod resiisliess by the wows In 'sped to the eignele te - he seed ea lbs snivel of the toles es go atatises.la solvinnose of TAW energise end kgpae ones es or sear no Reeten station ants Late with the ogres wain hie Idinbargei to Bereridt, eel owed taste 4s of Themes Chem aa engine I de r t us enn ana lt=e woe emeasessiM tires meths' ha ll AND CLERICAL. THZ firma% —Oa &thr ifty week hoc Its Mewl el Laawlewae, the Lod Pie/i -deal of tha Cleamihee dOm& ea lidauffea. ebbed the Quotes Cargo, ead woo roodeed fa the dense of the Warded by du Dna of sox, eatity, Prehseer Dr. Beet Davies, MINA Toweesedldward Areelleld, Esq., NM ober iamb= of the •••••11. Eh lordship la. yelled the droo+ irs illas t ey, stadishe New. sod ea preeeed Ildeteelf pleseed WWI arresposeir. The alums hoe lose ed thrill, the week by the an. Ihreweer Lytham, SIP BIT. Dr. Peel, D we of Wormier, MMus Oiwbeeete. 800 , the Bev Bowyer Adderley, the Rem Termlbea Theme. tbe Bev. Joh. BUM, sad other fa leestel d.slum.. CAMBIUM a, Ilarr. 110.—Taturrs COLLIOL-1112 prise he Oa beet Wish easy Ms bees adjedied to G. M. Ber -1 Mat, sad that tee lads theism to R. Bum. Rev. C. R. R Amity; to prayed-Verne R, Wilts ; value, 21at., with reeldesee ; patron, Bev. J. Awdry. Rev. J. C. IL Bellew, to a @Lapidary R. R. I. C. S., Benda. The to!lowlsg preferments and emeintateste of gentlemes oonsected with Cambridge tratvenity hen mostly Mk= pleas : The Bev. Maud Winless Pitapatrtek, ILA., liemeed to the Ovary et Bt. Peal% Bedford. TM Rev. Perry Begin, BA., to SempfordSpiaey many, Devon. TM Rev. William Polstord Browse, BA., Manna to Churchetow and Elagebridge Ceram, Devoe. The Rev. Healy Bennet; 8.A., IMmted to Tanstall melba" Caney, Staffettletire. Tne ROT. Wm dee, BA., Unsaid to Payless and Mari lee Ouney, Demo. The Rev. Jelin Guam, 8.A., Masai to Bt. Mark Bd. penry Curs., Wolverhantres. TM Rev. H. P. (jersey, I A., Homed to HOkhemptcs thew, Cantwell. The Rev. Joke Maley Lee, 8.A., lioneed to Losg wd Curacy, Suffolk. The Re,. Jobs Ws. Mineola,* Rersamea, 8.A., to -*motet Csracy, Took. v. David Kettntleld, RA., Seemed to Barbra-es st Stipeudisa7 Canny, Stalbrd. The Rev. Wm. Nerwcethy, 8.A.. liemeed to St. Task Jersey C ars walL The Rev. Wm. StcdrAale, 8.A., licensed to Ringerby Th eo, Rev. Robert Clark, 8.A., llama to Rarrattan Cu racy, Lincoln. Se;r - bereset The gr.. SPORTING. • TATT&EBALLI--MoNDAT. NEWMAREIT TWO-YEAR OLD TRIENBILALA 7 to 4 apt Lord 111Allelo's Hermana. s (t) 7 to 2 agst Lord ilote's Attu emits (t) 6 to 1 apt Lord sl.l.r'. Pelops (t) 10 to 1 apt Kr. Rtwill's Aurigae (1) _ Ptyoust It aid to be awn. NEWMAWT THRENYEAR OLD TRIENNIAL. Even on L rd Eserld'a Wtuiaa tha Curium (t) 4 to 1 apt colonel Peel's Hardtop Bto 1 Boron Rothschild's Erotic Any (t) 10 to 1 Mr.o As's Biatasa. (t) NEWMARKET FOUR ThAR-OLD TRIBNNIAL. 6 to 4 on Bir J. Hawley's Teasels 01 CEBAREWITCH STARES. 8 to 1 eget Mr. Gratwicke's Ludgrave (take 9 to 1) 10 to 1 Mr. W. Edwards at Bolingbroke (t and aft. off) 16 to 1 Mr. Mespa's Ronbarongh (t) 16 to 1 Mr. Pilling's Lady Elan (t) • 16 to 1 Mr. Combo's Trouser (t) 16 to 1 Lord Clifden's Wanota (t) 20 to 1 Mr. Posse's Chutney 26 is 1 Mr. Pouter's Muician (1) 30 tn 1 Sir It Pipit's Burdens. (t) TIN above, which wore the dosing prloss vavy Is several Immo, from previous quotations, 20 to 1 wish having been laid spinet Ronberongli, Wanota, Lady Eden, sad Trusser • tho last Gnu were in great demand, in good quarters. Backbiter was not in favour. CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. 13 to 2 apt Mr. The Italian (t 7 to 1) 10 to 1 Lard John liteott's Tarsus (t) 16 to 1 Lord Clildsn's Loodstone 20 to 1 Mr. Oekee's Blayples(t) 20 to 1 Mr. Merry% MIN Ann (t and aft off) 26 to 1 Mr. Jensa's Bagley (t and aft off) 26 to 1 Captain Arehdall's Rheims (t and of off) 26 to 1 Mr. Taunton's Landau! (t) Turmas, Bkyplua, and Ludeser esTerally in force, a good deal of mousy having beea laid out on the 6.1 at 10 and 12 to 1, and on the next two at various pima, corassensing at 35 to 1. DERBY. 10 to 1 met Mr. Holford'a Primo Misioter (t 12 to 1) 30 to 1 Mr. Niohors Nowainotor 30 to 1 Mr. Gravities Arkoto 33 to 1 Lord Sofirdiro Hiroandos (t) 40 to 1 Lord &Baud% Lightfoot. SCARBOROUGH RACES—MownAr. TB= STAMM Ira• WOll b Mt. lialibre Only. Loan Lox osaaoaorea'sCUP was woe by Mr. Crow's Lint. Jobn. Jacorrs Crr woo was by Stamm Low. lAA) Intelligente. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Tsamaraw. Moses Mx Osinnesernia RUM I* . as WAassa. This wu the first meriting for the pool of debts and shake of asegmes in the saw of G. Walker, merchant, of Mixicierlane, surviving partner in the dm of end Walker. The bankrupt's liabilities an ostinamod asshoen 10,0001. ; the we arc losonsidotabie. Ms. Goddard. mar cheat. of the Minoltas; and Mr. lasula s goal peogriMairo of Cardiff, were shown track mignon. Mr. Johann" lo Mee serial assignee. lawn. Milker, au Ws ballasts grist the bankruptcy. In we littaz.s. • The bobber, an -- eame — e - a. -- la Bialo l llllo o 4 lll MlS= l his last ezassinatioa wpm* _ Mdsiteeribeib about 9001. abblits I sassis, MM. Ti sessesis ems pre pared by Mr. Ireones. MIDDLES= 111188IONS.—Irsaratort. Bayou W. taistsurr AM" Assensr Ivies _ _ The September paella adloarned reed= of the peace for the Minty of illlblidesez commenced this morning before the aseimant jidge, Yr. Powne,ll, chairman of the bench, Kr. Witham, end other isairistratea There were 69 prisoners for trial, di of whom woe sharped with felony. and 5 with Illisdemeasear •. 40 of them wen able to read and write im perfectly, 15 were tumble to do either, and only 1 was com petent to read and write well. _ Ro film= 119 • ilation. _ _ . Jamas Wallis, F 4:; seastaa. Va;lldlOted for breaking opea niches of 'nob Potter, a tamentate, and stealing therefrom five sovereign, his Louise. The prisoner and the progenitor served together on bond the Sir Harry Smith, and on leaving the V• 114.1 they went to lie at a lodging-bow for seders, No. 12, Wellelose-pleee. Os the 16:h of September the prosecutor left the house In tits morning, at whin time the chest au quite safe. Winn he returned the nest had beta broken open, and five sovereigns, which he had left in it, WWI gene. No one hod bees into the MOM la whisk the sheet WSII SIMS the pri soner, who in the mandat had compLeind that he had got rid of all his money, whilst in the events. he had antral sovereigns, and be admitted to the officer that he had brakes the chest open, and taken the money. Guilty.—Si: months' bard labour. TICS CLMIIIIVICATIOX Or Pomona.. -.--.--.. The meat order for the appropriation of the prisons to dbtinat clews of °Under', came fete operation yesterday morning, when ell the ferule Wagons, and all male pri soners under seventeen been of age, were removed from the Hoses of Derivation et Coldbetle Fields, to the Done of Correction et Westminster ; and all male prisoners above seventeen were removed from the latter prison to Coldben Fields. AU prison's anealtted under thin Heaney Cani ne Act, and for west of suzette", were removed from both nose prisons to the Roue of Detention. The total number of Fanners removed was between eight sad nine hundred. THE POLICE COURTS. _ GUILDHALL_ ___ _ ()manta Goons iliCitTD: - -- 7 idisariMstehow Mack. WU pawed at taw Wrier Awl strassludies Muir* to the charge et saushoiss by twortulast amotwassapips silk sad ottla goods to Ibismowit abietillat Sell Kr. Edward Hoary Metes, of d. Osiendskslrish, Qtr. missals ROO& J. 11. Painter Petri, Jlk sissadostarst of Paris sad Ups& The prisoner, who oxprossod disisowdastios rostrviss hie tolosoo, was thou filly susissittsd far tdal. D r tiesetyfrgiC sound " No, be had sot." She I left, iseney's ord. n, be followed her, and aaii N // w Oafo i e n d-e a trze w t, to oto W ispedlrald to ' kW in et t wson sad Pti•ernwsiinV:lo. mientes the prisoner Symonds came out and gooks to her, alga immediately returned late the shop. lie then came out I again with a pair of steps which he placed against the win. dew, and than walked wi th the W 4131111 for abort a dozen reds. Witness than mat him hand her a parcel, and she then lift him. On witness's return to his employer's he told him what he had seen, and while he was talking she more in and sat down in the bar, as she said she was very tired, end would wait foe the age prisoner. Mr. Gurney then sent him to atquaint the prthecutor of the whole of the proceedings. Mr. Lawson stated that he wee in partnership with Mr. John Parnell, and that the prisoner had been in his employ since April lest, and not the Mast esspietha was entertained of his knthesty. On Saturday night, from information I • received him the lath witness, he went to Mr. Gurney's, and was shows a number of paresis, which he opened, lied found them to contain a (purity of his property, consisting of ream of lase, silks, velvet', unties, some d men pain of kid gloves, silk stockier, and other articles now produced, worth about 801. Ile immediately gave the woman is charge, and returned to his residuum, end having procured • cab, c alled the prisoner Symonds outside, Owed him in it in custody of a constable, and then drove to Mr. Gurney's, where witness confronted him with Om w wan. They were both then convoyed to the station. Witness subsfrently searched the prisoner's boxes, and found several pin of drawers with big prihate mark upon them. Me afterwards went with the constable to No. 19, Cooper-street, City-road, when the female prisoner lodged, end there found a gnat deal more of hie property. Re else found a considerable quantity of drapers' ticket., and other articles necessary (or the busi ness of • drepse's shop. Macdonald, 88 D, sorrobonted the evidence of the last tritium. Mary Bridge, the female searcher at the pollee station, Masylebeaelaae, mid she searched the prisoner Harris on Saturday sight, and found a parcel upon her, containing air pairs of kid gloves end a piece of ribbon, which were identi fied by the prosecutor as his property. la rep/ to the charge, the prisoner Symonds said he had purchased a portion of the goods, u be intended to enter into business on hip own stmonnt. The larger portion he admitted taking from the prosecutor's shop. The woman said she was not aware that the property was stolen, or she would not have received it from Symonau The prisoners wee both fully committed for trial. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. • Tyeoa►T, Oct. 1. . 1860. Tho State of as WWII. at Nob of du following plasm at Nino o'oisek isontlitg.— The aidou otr maggot 4 ohlonalbetnio. NAVAL ........ ADMIRALTY, SIM - 30. PROMOTIONS. —. To be seeker boats oala—J. Millar; to be onion/saner—R. F. Marge. Aeroarettions.—lisstesest S. iroltio, to do Brea lent : Mfdr9 ,, A O. Osepar, te the Centeur. POII2IIIIONTE. &PT. 30.—Tbe Firefly, steamer, Osemmethe thetatear, MV et daylight this isersleg kr reruselli. soil hest Mass to coovey too mils to tie mot of Alia. Ma Neaselrede Majesty's frigate Prises Via OsimpeoliMil dim mewski from Elpithood at La Tit* elatmeaimte.elist. Merkel B Caps), west oat W te dip epria hew yeelseday eltersess la the ilp et the Pekes Vol Osish tly ran" sad es ray/ ea as. leader s visit r admirers leg Wes baited at the mak. Oa the edmketkeeshis, his lag was •Vsek oat • odds of i on a s * Rod. whisk was retuned b the Thteey.— Th. mug ijfiwo, Oaptott Weak., was peal advisee .0 eglitssi. lbw may be Garaged to ma la a f a y ikra,..e. gememete, seduery Agee el* bolsi sidle Nair to. New, thea me wrelllMlll Ina le- 1,41w..-1111, Dims Mesa tibleb, Nit Itelmea. siseepile Nis iselkyssa etty. le preepaMes ma. sal the ileebyeed /111" 4k ill t a lib e gas bre Sepplisat Era sod Sip area ke the pupae et efts gawk saikeent Heater, NAM Iraq 11111 slems Ibr Iharatersel. BOW4TRIIIT. WWII zaa Weaa is V;Xii Wrr is 017T.—Thawkwo Staniar, • toll gems, with apelmies at beard is We We. sad who said k• was a mewl roes weekly pwi• steal, was shamed whit a respectable workisg sten, sassed Robert osurge. Gni 98 F. Mr. ChM. *Wed this M 111881452 ht., balms 11 sad 12 o'clock, ke was peemmikes keemewerk through Lsw sere, wiles the prisears, wkee woe amok, area up to lark sad without say greuesseint struck Wm with a large ethic which he carried la N. lured. Et; ;tick, a tart Ism!dale weapon, was here redacted. The pedwMrtakM stated that whoa be took the pri mer late fo* Ite yam alone with kin to the wean of Bow-street eery pewee*, hot whoa there a mem ewes up who W be acqualatei with the primer, sad he imsasihWy street the polloweaa, sad several slates kitked hlat _ The p;lscoar oshi los hod bola mosey yews la From, sad was art aseasisand to 3.&l hoax. Hs was site, far what had taboo Flom Mr. Jardhso Heed Mat 110 a, v Marton days. Sas the as sank on Mr. Gaup, sad essulthed Mt eight days for the small on the Meer. 1114TMET: - - - - Exmonmrow or Foanotteas mom Paorroo.—Alea. ender Mierimeeie, a PQM, is the maim Si a Neagh soldier was brought to tbis mart siren= with hems, berm" at various sleeps in the Haymarket. After a short manned= in Pronsh With the defendant, Mr. Hardwick diming ea eller es mike a commence tisa to the fieentary of the Pan Hefgae bedety. The Stentary SIM to the must and bad a stunned= with the defendant. The emastery time (addressee Mr. Hardwick) said that the dehmiest wee • stream to him and the Polio& limien. Frosa es edisdnat he had gleaned some welshes of lei. hissssy and as errimaten of 110 name that had bra him te Inceised. The dellsedsmt had fought "plait Ueda in Wet =I he this he Wines exiled. He west la Free= mewed lee units, sad wee mat to Minn. Is that win= be had spent the bee yens et his life, and wen be Yenned is Frames the reveled= sesnmed sad • repablie had beta established. The Freon emeramaat had =as .to the resolatinalt hrel=ers from the tesatry. he was pet req=ed to hell the mann of his end ;Ara M had lons= Ire m =ay years. tree pus and • hoe perm. 7:E ... far Um, sad he tem leaded a the shores et without • =peen. The mentin add he maid as pectin of the deiscadeat's May se far as the eztraditisa of Poles frame Priam was ccaoffsed. Witbia • very few MW be meld prove that two hundred destitute Polio had ban ens. from Frame by the Preen renelie, end had bona laded =online is the shares of Itsiend. It war sienerews seek • system =add be per mitted. He believed the fast bed baa somainaisated Lard Palmeemory hat he was sot aware whether say seeps bad bars taken is obeek the sail. Mr. Hardwick esweemed is eandemalas a promsdiag that had the sleet of driving diem peer hesienere frost a =may on ell* they had some eh= to a eosuatry is which tkey had no this wleatmes. The enratery saki the pates mast fer the Mid of the distremed Ps= had thlthd. the .fteha- k ashen Uri= sate rally =Nome dial Si en= elm m the reincres. Then wee, hewmer, 1,11001. phaisly he ,deli of the Pelee, a= at of this hail a mew to /Lambs =mid be &trained to the defeadent. Harijekgt; &a kw the temporary rend of tam defeadaat. lizraastta Bo BY • flaormirr. Robot Spa** and Soma Han* wars pissed at the bar—Me hatter primmer shamed with Imolai Maks property to the Lomat of mom than 801.. beloagiag to kis employers, illeasn. Lamas tad Pansll, drapers. Ike., All, Oziard. 'west; sad the later Ili* hooka rewind the seam, well 'mowing it to ham boss Mahe. William Itemises deposed that he wee berm at Kr. Gamey's. the aareadaa Tama, Oxfori-strest, aad that he had knows the prima. tar shoat a imath or Ave weeks by their swain to the home sometimes together. Darks that Ikea the mats primmer had boa is the habit el Wake panels la the ears 01 WIAONS, sad when ,he thaw be add if the yowl; wimp adlail she woe is have them. The male prismar Wi shoat a dcast week la all. The womaa called mverel than attar = that, she sever tookawaya:h stk oi the w tba other pima I,ll.BBlll4 itim !kg weft remmad. Alms am fatialey am* Let the priorawr Barrie same lo the bar, sad irked if Kr. Ham ( messiah the task primer) ha d Pl N COMM SW= ci aomi/ aan away Weather. were -.---y-.--- Mrtiartannr (Datum) W.N.W. Cella Pa rt ially Cloudy Paunwourn ...—.... N.W. Stasi Brame Partially Cloudy 1 1 / 1 1111111. ... W. Pratt Previa. PardaiN Cialltly 5ub105t.iii........ — ... &W. wrwillyww =l z 7 , g= Pa— ....1.........' W. Pirdiselqrstme Bum% .............. W. sweeeswese CICIWOOW 11.114X0................... LW. UMW Wind Partially Mud, elausitarcu..— V . hard Wind Pula* Cloudy 'armour .............. V. Candle Pram Partially Camay Ossuas . .. ....... Z. Ilard Wind Otatirtenta . LW. lbws Maas =Cliduly Cortwurns LW. Berea' Puna Md., Cramune. SLINDIOII4II W. 001114 mom PartisapOrrady Perrtioaeoux,..— N.W. Snubs Pram Ortwart HOLIIIILIM ....... N.W. Strong Dram 1' Mad, atillt4 Brow .!•—• Ylanctuaart::.:.. N.W. =BMW Nert......... 4 , W.N.W. Lutomm N.W. Warta* Bram OM= Wilma DaIUIROWIII, ., W N.W. itavelearieN WAWW7 lima. llowl-lilila Ousuow Put:Yunnan —..., M.P. Oaullaartesti Medias THIS DAY. Noon. Come cd Mad. BO tmoth Ind. State of Waukee. S.W. Windy. rim The returns tram the following *tit did Lot rosolt title ado, in tint, tor puhlfeetion on Monday ; they *mixt ladtwta the *tats of the waiter on Saturday sarannag at aims o'clock. °o . - ........ Muumuu& Caumw DWIDALI PLIMIOV/11 Poinmosures ..... - rota/mom ........- BunuS• ....A.+ Bwrimon Ozroao Ousocomm W. B.W. LW. NW. NW. LW. Gage, Iliellee Fronk Orem Mt imit Straggling= Clestle Orem Goads Brine am. Iwo Waft Wier Maw trews Osetle Orono Osatle Brow W. BM. MARKETS. Padang Gouda =Tip Cloudy Pardon, Cloudy Overaist ilium..? Candy Partially Candy Partially Cloudy Partially Clardy Partially Gouda Partially Cloudy Claudia. COTTON.—LtrsarooL, Rom 30 —The Wee of cotton to-day are estimated at 8,000 to 9,000 bales, and consist of aboat 6,000 Americas, 290 Pionsan sad Maranhao, at 7. to 84d.; 1,100 Babla, at M. to 61d. ; 200 Egyptian, at 84. to 91.; 1,600 Saw, at 54. to 61d ; 60 Bea Islands, at 14d. to 16.1. Total since Thursday, 19,000; import ante Thurs. day, 26,000. Timms/kat closes with a hardening tendency. Compared with Triday's rates, prices of all kiLds are so. tame; low middling Amerteau is a point dearer. We find notbiag new per Hibernia; her amounts cot firra those of Use two Lot packets: prices were slowly advancing. CORN. t 0.4.7 a Nod strigy of iro l w arf• 30, 1830.—0ur market " Woos. MM. No alteration from lad 1600 HADLIIIOB, BRPT. 30.—W• had • Rosa supply of Whist to-de, whit& mut a didl wild as lewl prim were with dUleally auppattel, eves tee the bL We bad a kw samples et Dailey, fee which at ;worm we have nathise like a gelded puke; the quality of what we have ewe has been various, but few goad. Nothing betide worth petite. CATTLE.—Commune., Ser. 28.—Ther• was as es- Inardiamy Pew et PP ed "mho 6•417, terra pielliderly is Hants. • god araber dm dodgem et .11141611 t Mad, at familiat immatry, op, ma additip die prider d whish can flid. U3O plasm see. 'POW pdtlid IPL Pimp a mid nd Lei were is abiahme„ mid Me trade nee le PIP about ih• dm abut wok. let net • maw Wad sib ihsa et law Pm& Ina MI6 im Wad. Pip Win Plaided. dad • toa d:WPM bedew wad m at pizid . lathomatlest week. very few alfidl we din as y : Papua Lamp 6,740 ; Chivp ; I Pip, PI; sod !ado, 164. _ . Livgngoo n. Ong: 30 - LTk;r• is a great falling off in the gap* at cattle at tido day's =rift, ibe proator part of which ocia. 1 aims of an tooketor denotation. Good Me(, bane sold readily, at bd. pi , lb.; anandliag quaky aoamaaded ataterbat or prices. elm to 1 the &email tollaably brisk, and pekes slightly hammed. p, Dis4M. 34.; Motto; kid. to 6d. per Do. 2,631 Boosts, 6,llolbee - - - - - - - NOltarrlCß. Sept 2g.—Oar market &ailed an szosileat show at &Osumi desehharas • trade was the worst this season, and IMO than halt dr air& reraaPesti =add. lad week's prices a gold sot Is wapperaeL Fat Barb DODO Worth bake. Ths pens were badly alsd. Iseptag Pewsp. Yeas, dull Lam in good desnand, and prit well supported. Pat Sheep • sale. at to 6s. 641. per et. In Mors Pip and he Pork no attoraUon worth nada. HOP INTELLIGENCE. MSZOgitink.--fie pi - tilos hes low oss — laz advansoi. some of the prlinksal piston hintig bib& _se M aria a satidostory lowilidp daemon to be Allrimod. We ess Ablenty 'tate that the snob= dills odertilowl previous to the emaninsmiatet *duo Tba sample, an. to pmerallp better than was osseeled. the piontare baying been sop OKA to azelosle all "mouldy Mph Ass oeuvlocod that, In the present esuCe, clean asaa_plee a lms Al be Imbed at. WATIILIMORIEIT. MRSEWORTM, NITTIESTIAD, AND Traros.—liany of the Inge gloaters have !Waited picking, and the quantity is found to to siert, arcing from the deterioration ot quality. MAILING. —TIN MEI are gaming My brown, and whale AAA with ineektsiagoing off test. Th e 630014 the y are housed the Air, bat sons wlll gat Amish Are the middle of nett week. SOLLIPOIIOIIIIII —We have not finished picking yet; shoi see earning dews wry dulL Tiornatane —PIWqr to now drawing to a aloe; some pleat= ban aka* ffillsok and offsets see Akio as all bands to get the IA demo oder - psedlio lob sold, nistbes bare binsa OA bap sheet s good dui. 41•11 ft 466E9 d cos- Effnlttotuinsr expasieff that the bops will bo seeeted tide week to I mo , hbasesds geodaltr sweekleff the/ Meekest Ely Vief.' ilerepol amps; ti sis• lawmen it is Vete Elf 1NP41141. Mire impaled wmphint et their wilgidig =lbw akope MANI ot New ode, AI Ss Fazzame riz azeses. AND OMNI= Dammam Sept. 110.—We hare bosay, aims/ ka amid lb* lest three ita i r i t io re a at a ffilf wr We, have ben than ed vlsh maim et bosbeislo lamb raster than t7s a l l 47& misa k luk" O imi re t tergret t i. Dut"."l"a .5)3'0°01. MAILS. DVI. Homburg Holland L6boa P►cifc India ail Southampton Indi► ail Mv►•iile► Uuitt d States, & North A./series Mezioo ' Wait Indii Brasil ARltlyliD. Oct. 6 Oct. 20 Oct, 28 Ort. 10 Oct 20 Oct '4O B.pt 24 Acts-at Gravesend, September 29,, from . li. ni4 Amnon-oil Dover, from &Mom Annus-at Gemmel, sessaver as; from Aalo-at Oramentd, Wirpre Iltt ken Ammo's-it Gramm % Fmtember 211, fr0m.......--......Lirem Arsine AIM Kaara-at Unneeind. Septesdae 29. from ...Dame. Altll-.llt reDWIDOD, &member IS. hall Dena Asitoortrre-st Queenskown, September 21, from CaLeo Arrammcs-at Gravesend, fieptemb r 29, frots...-Petnea Oa Ameo-st Gravesend, September 29, fr0m..._...........„ ..... , ca ic , Aseesnawr-at Plymouth, September 29, from. ..... _...„.....u.k. BOISWISO -at Gravesend, September 29, Dm Dewitt Numers a -off Dal, September 28, from larn.ca Ilmasent -st Gravesend, September 23, from ....... -...Gotbeebore Barnes Dem.-off Ltmrpcwl, September 30 moos Taa-at Gravesend, September 29, from ...... Duelist Cenam-at Qttesostows. September [B e from ........ Lle,bee Canarems-st Gramend, September 29, from. .!amain Cantsania-st ealmoutb, September 27 from Jtainniky Cantseta.- at Liverpool, September $O, from—le. Dominro Cosem-st Litimmol, September 30, from New G. !otni cotatutrout—st Gramm& September 29, tram ....... Alez.miria Gomorra Heamos -at BrWnl, September 30, from tlorbe CIIHURINA Lontes-of Deal, September 23, iron ( 4Wbee Coo less--at Gravesend, It*mber 29, from Petersburg Otaionaerea-st 03wee, September 27, from ltst,m Onnuas,-oft Deal, September 211, roes Cortrem lily Owens-at Gravesend, September 29. front Nedra Com.--stOrsvamod, September 29, from - ..... -..Hanainah 011•7ANZA -at Debnouth, September 28. Men (mem 01111nlarn00-at QtNealito,ll, Septem ber 21, front..... .._ .Odewa Casouss-at Oramedel, Septem ber 29, from .retenbure IYAovaasse-at Chatham, September 2.1„ front Hotttlora Dteas-at Gravesend, September 30, from Barilmo &amino-et Ora...lend. September 29, from .._, NareeB:e. &masers •at lleouroarie, September 2% tran............. Duebee Stress-4 Falmouth, .....teMber 97, ;rem. Mews Itareire-or Falmouth, September 2., from flerthavkl v ESSA m..... /i m nino o.o.k. W -at lal =bll4 moutt SiMelsbi s 27 . 2,1 7 6... ..- 7 Esna-et end, S.. tu ber IS, tem WM_ Ane bera Eras-et Onrvemed, September IS, tom ... Debts Saansfew-ot Gravesend. berroberS, ban Ora ELIZA Maui -at thaveled. flaptosabst IS kora.-- St. Mato FasJcwer-et Gravesend, Smolder 11. firma ... Jamales Pearruat Youno-at Tr.bart F. J. & Wstemema--et OW, lierraber 27, from New York Favovann --at Wootton's, Sigestabse 97, from 1:444,4 FlAlliente-at Liverpool, /pa embm le, from St. Jobtea, 24.11. YllOOOllO -St GITAVOilled. September Mk [rate &Penton' OrOisoll IV.-at DOV.T, September from .-...„ ......... tramtedt Glcua- at. &Wok September 30, from Otaters-at Gram:wet, September SP, traik--- ltraerdaas GeAct-it Gramm& September 29, from .._........Trinidad GVltbal. litaow-at Seel, September 21, from N',„,b,, Hrewmpen -at Meltord, September AS, Sok' ....... ..........Quotto Ilansosi-m Hull, SepPmber 28, from ....... . Stett.o 11.arowr-et GTZW0111(1, &Member 29, Scan. Labn,d * Hate. 911111ralT-14 full. & member 27, tetra -Archwtop HAnTIT-St. kirlabol, Septe m ber SO, from Trinidad lIINIT W 110.1,1- at GraTtieD6, reptant/ea 29, from Trinklad IDnOOO-off Deal, September 21, hem c,,...1 110rt-eIY Deal, September " from Manttilee Bornontee—ei Qmemstevers, 1 1 eptember 11, from lerolatell Haim Gousnunse—st Liverpool, beetember * l . from . leout Imus.s.o Jaat--et Liverpool. SePtetuber 30. from Iffironve,b bossism:sr —at Welds, September -8, from get" burner—at Queenstown, September 27, Rem ibr luem—at loalmouth, September 17, from .. Ova—at Oraweend, September 29, from lase Derr —at Gumbo*, September 28, from Lugs *MD MART —utGlaveitnil, September 29, (rum Jon —et Gravesend, September 21 . , from .Newfouno,ll, Juno-at Falmouth, September 27, boa ........ ...... -.....11arvi1l Jain--at Hull. tielltember 28 . . IT OOI - ion lruest-st Gravesend. ml 20 6 . 0010 -.*::-..-- ~ UM Atm -et Liverpool, September A ..... J4Dall 701:1•-..4 LiMpool, September 30 tram New Tut /one W INEI T-at Liverpool, September 30, frore......litir tot Lunt Dorotne- at Lynn, September al, from .-Jlerre:ne AWN. -at ClMmottown, September 27, from ...ortmo Lure--of Deal, September 21, Irma Ir MA[7l.ll-7i eill e •ONSld, September 30. Lenora—M Oresmend, September, 30. from ..... Leates—at Queenstown, Scpumher .OutbriAri LILY-at Gravesend, 13epteMber 29, • Prom «. ......... Chou Lemma-at Ciremeauk September 39, from Loimoor-at Gravistod. September 29, from .... . LONA% Trueuvom -at Plymouth, September .8, from Tnewe LORD Muimuvii-cd Deal, September 23, from Illravat.lll Ihmmut Amos-et Hall, Septeenbur 27. from.— . -A .ra Mammas or Attu-at Liverpool. . ber ember 30, hrmsDeesermt I.taisarmit-st BM, Ido., Sept. 99, from Wend Maus ems PAPILIe - 033 Densmore% September 28., from Petersburg Meer flumm ox -off Liverpool, Sintruber 30, from Mom Artat--U6sesemod, rietTMMT tio, feel Memel NEXCY—at Queenstown, September 27, from Orono Musta—at Omeasod, September 29, fr0m......... Mop Onus—at Gravesend, spt 29, from Aalborg OCRAII-St Gravesend, ffeptember 11, from Quake PRINCE ALSIIINT —at tosemend, September 29, frect.....Xew Yore PLANET—at °Tomcod, September 29, from .... ianial,a Putprr —at Onormood, September 18, (rein Jam ~ • iii;tilerAL7iitieal, SeiXember 29; from ......Taage RICILIUD AND ANN—Of Falmouth, September 21, from . Naves amieene—et Falmouth, September to, prom Rift. VITIT—at QUee1110.01•11, l'•eptlMlbef 2', from tkiffes Raw—at Plymouth, September 29, from Low ion ROTAS. 80•11.14.31-11 t Gravesend, September 29, kna Chariste Ramat—at Liverpool, September 30, from Laguna Rata meat Liverpool, September 30, foam Odmio Raurnow—at Liverpool, September 30, from Pernambuco Sea Bran—at Gravesend, September 29, from —... Barannah Sornin—at Gravesend, September 29, fmn.....»........Aa1tArg Samar—at Graveread, September 29, from .... Jiabirs Sr. lliankL—ort Dover, September 28, from ....... ..... —Naples Sae Gaaomso—at Falmouth, Sept. 21 from —... ...... Oilesra 140111146—et Queenstown, September V, from NOMA TVITATTRA—Iit rialllOUth, SeptelllACT 29, tram .......... Odeon Tannaramer—at Sadly, September 28, nom Mamas Two Sinus —at Gravesend, September 29, from. .liaporendu TILOMMeOOO—at Liverpool, September 30, from .14ew York TALBOT—at Gravesend, September 20, from Lbibon Vaturrnaro—m °mowed, September S. from Quebec Visor—of Deal, September 28, flOlll .91. Jeks . e, N.B. Tauenr—et Falmouth, September 28, from Goevites Vicroara—at Yarowath Roads, September 28, fr0m...... ham WK. MID CBAILLIII—ut Queenstown, September 28, trans—. Jeffs Wentra—of Liverpool, September 30, from ()!tutu Muer De ms—at Gravesend, September 30, ham .. Pillau Tfeamitmosi—at Orurumod, September 38, from ........1k John'a SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCB. (Pilau= Ornigasiseihthe "Mapping Oesetto," M 0 Lloyd% Lint") CASUALTIES. Elisabeth, of Boaderlaad, and the BossEnda., of ware passed, fall of water, and abandoned, on the banks of Newfoundland, Aug. 14. Elia ',both Porter, of St. Andrew's, was paned ?ad Jot, waterlogged sad diestaated. Helga, which sailed from St. John far London on the 31st Aug., pat bark ea the Bth Sept , making a deal of water, having been on shore on Grand Marten. Buie (British kr4), Wylie, from Wiltologton to Liverpool, pat in hers in distress. haviog been on her beamends, and lag boats, sails, bulwarks, stanchioce, he., is a gale on the M.—Battu, Sept. 18. Pumas. from Bt. John for Liverpool, sprang a leak os the SA Gut, and put back, waterloued.—New York, Sept. 17. Sarah, Batter, from Pietas for Liverpool, was wrecked, Sept. 8, is the gut of Canso. Weeny, of Belfast, was wrecked on St. Pawl's Island, Sept. 9; ROW and passengers saved. Durransauto iintswasci..—The 'British barque MINNS. ger, rust Bt. John, N. 8., for Liverpool, with deals, wee cap. geed is a 'gull Bth isst. The muter and nine seamen were drowned. Three meat saved themselves on a raft made at nisi pla• k', and a fourth upon two planks and a board. They were picked up at 3 p.m., 9th inst., 21 boon after, by the &king saboteur Caution, of Newbnrypnt , Cape. Witte, who loaded them at Square, near Boston, on Thursday. The names of those saved au John Peters. Wo. Whitmore, I leitis Arguello, sad Peter Heat. Cepa White, of the Can ton, saw the sersiag barque 10 *lee distant from the place where the lam eine mined, 36 illes N.B. keit Seal Islaad.—Seitoa. Sept. IS. SAILND. Aturo-fisea !absinth, September 27, to .... -London Am 11 Amu-tram Falmou th , September -. to .... . . Imam= Isamm.-freen MS, September 27, ................. ALraan -from Queenstown, September 28, to Jambes Catzeonta-tram Gravesend, September 30, t0........Yr5te Video Cameres-ham Falmouth, Sept. 79, to .... - ..... Eauorr-hum Falmouth, September 271, to ....bream Newport, September 98, to 7out. PALIT-.-frelllUneenetown, September M. LONDON Femur-from Gravesend, September 40, to ....-Norway Loutes Manta-teem Gravesend, September 30, to Valenda MAITIAPD-Imm Gravesend, September 30. to Port Pb3lip Kam Isasseent7treen Oramemtd,, September 179, M Clitissiena Parteseao—trom Queenstown, Neptember 28, to ....... Nora—freen Qucesetowm Beptisober It, to --.. --Looks Ntcomma—ham Swoons, September 27, VESSELS SPOKHN Aynhire, from Bombay for London, Aug. 23, lat. 16 N., lon. 25 W. Boadicea, Sept. 13, let. 41, lon. 10. Bombay (English ship), for Bombay; and Amelia (English barque), from coast of Africa for Liverpool, Aug. 26, An tonio, ore of the Cape Verde Islands, in eight. Canondah (brig), all well, standing S.S.W., Sept. 27, lat. 48.41 N., Inn. 6 3 W. Circassian (brig), Sept. 21,65 miles N.W. of Tariffs. Eha.beth (barges), of and from Landon, 15 days out, (or Port Phillip, all well. Sept. 7, lat. 36.15 N., Inn. 17.57 W. Rhine, of Lyon, from Villanova for London, Sept. 26, l A % 43, lon. 10. [Advertisemettj —ANOTHER MIRACULOUS CURE or • Lives AND Brouseit Ceserumer VT ROLLOWATN Pura.—Er. tract oh • latter hem Mr. Harvey, of ChaprAbsil, Airdrie, dated lune IS, 11312.—" To Pregame Holloway. Sir—Your valuable OS have been the mesa" with Ocd'ablessieff, of restoring me to perfect healt'l. I had suffered for two yams with a severe liver and etoreaeb earn plaint, sad was given up VI incurable by several eminent doctors, my came eppearing so hopeless that my death was daily expected. In this unties! state I commenced Ulting your pills, which I continued bra Mw wadi; and they have D 3 ellintuallt cured me that I now en joy the best of health."—Sold by all druggists, sod strrottseorllollo. way's establlahroent, 241, Strand, Loudon. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. _ _ BENSON.—Beet. 24, et ra4eL.lV nearManehester, Mrs. B. Baum, of • mom BERBSFORD.—Sept. 2S, at Bedale, the wife of IL de la Peer Beres. ford, Bro., of a em. BOTHAMLLY.-6ept. 27, at Champion-14U, the wife of T. IL Bothatoley, Esp., of aeon. CAMPBBLL.—Sept. 24, at Klidal'olg, N. 8., Lady Caruptell, of a son. ELLIS, apt. 26, Mrs. C. Ellis, Russell-court, a. Julius's, of a daughter. PERRIN.--Sept. 26, at Bawtry, Mrs. T. B. Ferris, of a dau hter. g ReArt—gegt. Mt, at Croydon, the wife of Robert A. Heath, Erg , of a daughter. lIITCHCOCIL—Rept. 17, at Weeke, lushester, the wife of T. llitaixedr, M.D., Eaq., of a daughter. NLARBIAGES. Fl7l . ..ifOliitinlty Church, Stepney, Ado Weems, aided us et Mr. J. Batten, of Mtiwend, and Lower Theaweattoet, 011 y, to Sadly, third daughter of Mr. W. Jamie, of arhoor.agners, sag the Comunerrlal Bank, L thbury. 00F7-1140E.-010.W _allt. Jeinee operk s, Dow Meta , J. Goff, Jun., Do, Knox, daughter of tho t Hon. Earl of Ranie eldest ago of J. Hoc of Hal, Hants, to ri,. Lady DIONST—LEWILL W. at Abbott& Langley, Herta, Copt E. K. bloom of the BwoW Artellary, second son of Capt. R. Money, N., dos ee of C. 8., the kW F. to Mary Erma J. Leiria, Rag. Lewin, of Langleybury, Herta, sW B : 4O W — BSPLOW. -I WII I, SS, at Halybouree, Hata, by the Rev. T. Low, Rata" of Newton Yam" the R. D'Oyly Wow, to Marla i l le n m egootal danstater of the late R. Barlow, Eaq., Bengal Clell DZATBEI. AMSTER—Sept. 19, et 111n,SSam•etree4, Dublin, J.J. Amster, Eeq., only Dan of the late B. F. Ander. EN, of Caloutta, aged 49. ATUEBTO7I.—Sept. RI, at Wakefield. the Rev. W. Atherton. aged 75. FOUNTAIN.—Sept. lA, Kr. J. FOUlgaia. of Dram, Backs. HARDINCL—Sept. 117, at BIAINCAItt Ct. Chelsea, Mrs. Mary Hard. Ins. aged 81. HASLER—Sept SI, atilegentequanc, J. Hadar, Fsq. • aged 80. HANGlll.—Sept 31, Hrs. Amt Ardor Ranger, react of J. Banger, Esq., as of Hunts., Eat, seed 78. STARERS...Erie. r. w y rarath 4 ffrece, elty-resd, Borah. wife of Mr. W. Markey, aged • orggAnsp.— .ept. •S, et We residence. SS, Upper Statebrd.atriet William Wheatley, Eaq, deeply regretted by Ws numerous felends. vauciNsos.—Sept. 25. at Tait-gate, Rochester, Louise, tact of Lieut..ool. WWdasen, of ILbt'a 411111 Regt. Marl sal puhtlaslln Was.ux Ynto limas ,al No. S. Lasthrwl. strut, ta the CIO at Wades. Printer, at the Off . la Lambeld. soot, is the presteetti Whketriats,—Tositas,Octozaa I, 11130.