The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-28 00:00:00

THE BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. The inferenes to be drawn from the returns which we published yesterday is, that our export trade sectinues to sho v steadiness at the reduced rate of movement which was established daring the earlier months of the present year. On the whole, a satisfactory state of affairs is indicated, es the overstocked state of many of the chief *alio aad cokaial markets would issomiarily have eased a *Usk to the thiprawits thither, even apart tams the We. Examining into the chief Items of the we arrive at the subjoined general figures smooth, viz.: Month ending 6th July, XlMiloweo 1863. 1854. 19111. £. £. £. Cotton mansfactures 2,004,588 2,158,604 2,196.019 , Cotton yarn Linen metalware' Linen yarn 85,731 61,307 72,441 Woollen and worsted manufactures 909,846 962,017 71 2 , 424 Woollen and worsted Ills • 11,618 1 3 , 868 14,147 Silks Metals 1,087,459 1, 440,081 1,241,706 Leather, sew fought sad manufactured Haberdashery and mil linery ...... •• • . 321,696 305.7 62 235 . 016 Hardwares and cutlery 271,737 349,102 243, Coals sad eaten Beer and ale Machinery and miU work 124 475 166,690 191,911 Statioaery Wool Oils The movement in cotton manufactures is shows to be favourable, whilst the chief falling off is 10 1 woollen goods. Silks also figure on the unfavourable side. In leather manufactures, hardwares and cal. lery, and haberdashery and millinery, a eensibie falling off is shown, owing chiefly to the Mathias& shipments to Australia. In metals theilkseable movement is still observable, although the esagairda eerily heavy exports of last year have Dot boa main tained. The large shipments of coals and saltiasere have probably been assisted by the requires/lie of our naval and military expeditions on forsige ser vice. The shipments of oils have largely increased. Annexed is a statement of the quantities of the chief articles of food taken for ooastimption during the month : Mouth ending Bth July, 30th Jane, 1863. 1854. 1866. CAICOS lbs. 309,242 300,708 279,601 Coffee lbs. 3,039,465 3,035,740 2,843,680 Wheat gr a •331,193 357,104 383, 0 7 8 Flour ants. 369,843 222,479 229,371 Currants outs. 30,092 17,102 13. 01 7 Batter islets. 36,383 89,528 39,646 Bice cuts. 73,839 82,801 47,168 Pepper lbs. 283,761 234,249 204,476 Bum gals. 194,935 202,818 212,913 Brandy gals. 133,388 116,694 107.3111 Sugar, unrefined, mu. 636 159 757,660 1111111.011 Tea lbs. 7,462,079 4,840,718 Tobacco lbs. 2,310,482 2,451,006 AS Wines gala 692,645 664,338 Eggs no 16,360,774 14,626,906 11 The quantity entered for consumption of several it the most important of the above articles, including especially coffee, tea, and sugar, exhibits a diming tion, for the cause of which we should be inclined In look to the unusually large sums which were psi as duty in the earlier months of the year, inducted lig the apprehension of fiscal changes. This view b supported by the fact that the quantity of WS Ned sager entered for consumption during t sin sem& is larger than at any former period, whilst albs shows a decrease of unimportant extent. It will ha noticed that the imports of wheat during the month have largely increased, tempted by the high mop of prices maintained in the British corn markets. This fact assists in explaining the less favourable tendency lately exhibited by the continental exchanges. P ARLI,4MEN TAM BUSINBSB FOR NEXT' WEAL MOMIT, JOLT 50. At Me **Cloak. Omer we Tri Day.—LiwitelLiebillty Bill Propene 17th Jull— thetwiltee.. Pertetemilp Aweedneet 21th July Chnewilleee. Criertiail Jerks [ AI* Jaw Orrallate. lierepolkom ma Ju r at the 16=Z am WINO Tar = eamard. to be era. Duro 111—Tliod rar s_a m. =or aaeilltwee— *mantels". 11101111 i Mae Illegmlea hele of leer,llll-11nead soft& 110iliss Oos eitieredea et treele Awookawitte. Perm air lieesste.—Latil LrfTe ark the NM Ladd the =L i os triker Or John UMW Mr Tenni, wet as re kraire tra =Wm rare ememerod with the row la re Wore free remmea to Ilk matey ; 'Whir they her Emit thdr men; omitokollmr Ihdreorrt. whomever wade, wit Ile hid letwe lie bum Ur. lair —Ts If Ur Miro Irbil kr bum ampirmi to Ss Moulleriar dike llattert rae of lbe aggirarat, awl dr okay wool lobe pia Okla, Mr. Clairma—Te rk re bleary of re Tonajo sesi lem th c = ▪ ortmarro. la. oderma term Ira Mord to to Wail es Om Ur Mr rhos lor) lo Smie lA. We et lie armara. Mr. ~ Myth —Willer largeom—llied arrillso r Lb the firm ef Ur. Yuri re emproaralles W Maria), om Ike ramie Astra kg Ike Vomit lei aroma at SSA torat morale raloatika tbe aMof Mak ooklers Ilk hew Arkmoma—Old MA.., oi ow mo s se =.7l=flommitig=ir aorusiga by her Tema To of OM w. 00. letir. le hoary l kel l re Omar. lir the retries d the Brie* Omer dirmelei the temmirell MMorro& wlbh Mr. Wlrea—Che erre arkselos&oemoileme et orpola}. 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Pr Made Pritall—ltaadas (Botta Liao& mad ams) 11111-06 Man lir Mr. w Isatioa Mak. to waft be BM lo a Met Camilla% Mama w m Itos.—Bßiodis (British Wands aad,Pranto) BM Ilards]—Ccwwilloa. Itsamotas. Amor 1, 1616. Oozes to as Ritt.-06dhla Osonalto 1116—Bmwillot. !dot —__ - _ Oierisneetrosileii amviapirnyl_o nn i Nak ad r Mom ttensse.—/k. Med Cliensalse 1111—On Heim that lakikeibet sew Law tee ark, lb meth `p an kataikova, Me Memo via twain kelt Me Its aes oniike area uus dic=oll T. ATOM 2. Orem or eta DDT.—Oplumes Beets 11111—tieteed kamting; Onebriap Vallvaatty 111111—[Lards]]—•••aed Swim • ArlAliali .• —•• a • d Keegan; Cardleble Vivo SR Nob isa nge 77 B . et iard—Oa kund Stalks at OeS , Beet Sok OK kete, kg Se kaftan plum at Sr SE be m o m " siw asisesre Oeveinek ante ark ea esprit ma kkist Cl Oa damps they mien In the mafiosi Departmeale Cl Se war and Climie Olbso. leoa~tAaosop LlPTo rgr eall l tha attrition el the yeti dodo &ad poilry Cl the War, as allasuil by the late The Garslasers' atrofeick al this day reported that the nmegegesseekted by thr Ofelobeff7Ca l S•Piliar ehY 7• 61 Ice Ule adillbowrhowl of Lowe have been met formidable. Whole ergs of bashes is the eerie , PM"s us at tai preset the is bare of lean" es tit wee the middle of winter, wad so rapidly dm whole•J• duouleSiss Saks place that • Mamie healthy sad prosisial 03-4•7 be leases • few days bows. tameness .`11•0 •••• buss sensed of bushes Wag slimmed of their Nees hl • Els& night. CDIVIAL PALics—thou.nro DAL-IDLY 2 7 0 — Menem en raymeat, 4,660 ; ditto by seam t. 441118 668.—Total, 6,118. TIM HYDF.-PARIE RIOT& Is is eentinustion of the report whisk ap peered is ty's Burrell SergustVisesat Gnawer, 21 C (another of these charged with the assault es Mr. Stephens), examined by Mr. 32 yun of aris, 10 yews is the force, a native of eseart setshlte, was ia Pulp street on the Ist of July. Was io OM rear of the body of police. Did not commit any of the sate of violence shribated to Isla. Did not fell up per. sea to the grated. Had oesesion to rue after mete els one penes. Saw seises therm Rossi emu (who had • sine hi his baud) say, " Give tt hises." PAM after him. The man fell, and be wee towskid hp_the Inailess, bat ha (mimosa) did it more to stip NOW this enrbilei elm. Did sot take the mu hats eealedy ea he VIM afraid of a new. Its. after mein mu who bad thrown • eases Oreueumined by Mr. Kitchell—Tile truncheon touched the mu as he wee Whig. Dose net knew what made Wm fall. Ran after him besawie ho hod • stone in hie bead. No complaint had ow heas nude &plait his (winless) by • civilian. To the Commissiesu—S4 0 was sot near him when the man fell. Did not see emp eleleace used by any of the yo bs,. Did not wilts • elute blew. The only rime toadied hy his staff was the mat whe fell. Saw one man vrhe bed been eat. The street was cleared without the see of • staff ae far as he saw. Then were a number of stenos throws at them just as they got to Reeve's mews. There was a good deal of shouting amongst the crowd. Constable Charles Leech, 147 A (charged with striking the lad King), examined by Mr. Ellis—Had been twelve mouths in the force, was 21 years of age, and a native of Brighton. Wu in the park on the let of July, between 7 and 8 ; struck a boy es the temple. Wes puling through the crowd, returning from Vine-street. Several steam were thrown. One hit &child in the arms of a female, who cried out, "That is the boy." Took him into custody. As be moved along with his prisoner stones were thrown, cad he eulogised several blows from sticks. Was knocked down, and the boy got away from him ; while on the ground be wee kicked. The boy got his truncheon and aimed a blow at Win ; he (witness) wrenched a stick from one of the men (witness produced the stick, which was a stout one of about two kitbag), sad hit the boy. Knocked him down and of back his truncheoe. A female came up, sad struck him witness) several blows with her parasol. (Laughter.) old her if she did not cease he would look her up. Went for further assistance, but when he returned he could not find the boy or the woman. The occurrent* took ilia be• tweet 6ud 7. He took two sticks, one was afterwards bashes at the station-house. (Witness produced a bit of a stick.) Cross examined by Mr. Mitchell—Had taken Mr. Smith to Vinretreset. Arrested hint for riotous conduct and assault. Mr. Smith told his name when be wee taken. He was son of ansember of parliament. The ease was postponed for a week. He (musses) afterwards withdrew tke charge, at the request of a gentlest= who was sitting near the snails trate ; it was the eounselfor Mr. Smith. To the Chief Commissioner—Camot tell what induced hiss to withdraw the charge. Mr. Hallandale asked the witness if he wished to press the charge, and be consented to withdraw it. To Mr. Mitchell—Huy then that Mr. Smith was sos of a mamba of parliament, and that he had advertised for wit num, bat heard be c ould not get any. Had bus a barman at an beta in Lades before be went into the police. Has had no somplains against him by a civilian. When the female streak him she used very " stesdeeent " language. She looked like a labourer's wife. To Conunissiower Henderson—Did not strike the boy while he was on the ground. Was not helped up hymen. To the Chief Commiftioner—Took the sticks to the lodge, and left them them. Could not name any constable that saw them et the time. Took them to Kure-street that even *lg. TIM deogiont Beldrey that he had taken the sticks, but MIMI glee M Marge to any person. Did not strike lie Ma neat Ids Wnschoos. (Witness then produced his *kb Lad Wen out throegh with a stone.) David Daldrey, 18 A, in answer to the Chief stated the last witness had brought the sticks be bed undated to the King-street station, on the Sunday li They were in the same state then u now. k r47 . A was re-ealled, and stated that one of the sticks was broken in the station before he saw the sergeant. Sergeant Henry Saunders, 345 A (who was charged with striking ME. Maxwell), examined by Mr. Ellis. Was 33 years of Igoe ad had been 14yeus in the force. He had seen the evident, et lir. Salth, end would swear he did not strike eny_pemin as there degegibed. Did not strike say person et MI NI Ole Sunday. lillegplesit William Baby, 20 D (who was charged with the mama on Mr. Floyd), examined by Mr. Rills. Was U of age, bad been 12 years in the fora, and was a vs of Cumberland. Saw Mr. Floyd in the court to-day. Nose saw him before, except on the 7th of July, when he neeNted witness in Wigwams street. Never saw nor spoke to bin Y the park on the let of July. Did not strike his. Dld sal strike at my one near the receiving - house. Was wigged in dispenthg a crowd near the east sad of the linmeelee. Was knocked down by a piece of a hurdle thrown from the north tide of the drive. It hit him on the beck of the seek, cad hurt him severely. Saw a man inside the rail whom he supposed to have thrown it; struck at him, but wee peeked beck by the crowd. Cannot say whe ther he hit hiss or not. Had occasion to disperse a crowd of =say of whom he knew to be thieves. They A elladeMill add bin that one of them had put ▪ Mad bits his radial. DM not ate his staff. Put his Wad to one of them, but did not posh him down. Did not do that eseeld give • foundation to the statement that be a INN down with violence. Chenonnomisoll by Mr. Mitchell—Had been a sergeant Mu ram Re gentplann had ever been made against him by a 'helm To the Oemmiseioners—Wes in the drive the entire day. Did net report his injury. When he met Mr. Floyd in Wignieriratreet, he walked round him (witness) two or this. them. Witness asked hiss did he want anything of him. "No," said Mr. Floyd; "I had enough of yes. Tea are the d—d mina that struck me in the peek. Witness replied he bad Set dam so nor had he seen him • if be bed be would knew Ida soda amongst • thous:ad. Another gentleman here ems up and said, " It is a lie, I gay se as • clergyman." Whoa be was in the park no mid, "20 D, I'll mark yes." Hie duty was to parses drive elem. Had about 20 men UMW his orders. Never used the expression, " Hallo, be is sot satisfied." Constable Henry Chords, de D, woe in Wieners-street, with the last witness,: and etedlrined his emenat of the meeting with Mr. Floyd. 403 A, was identified by William Reynolds. Sergeant Peter Fraser, 402 A, examined by Mr. Ellis— Wes 30 years of age, and was nine years and eight months in the force, • Sootchman, sou in the park on the Sunday. was engaged in /gearing the drive. Saw James Calrow piecing and shouting ; sold him to desist, and advised him to go away ; he refused to go, and commenced sheeting again. Witness then took him into custody. Superin tendent Martin was peesent, and directed him to be taken to the station. Took him along the drive; 438 A was with him. Calrow made no complaint as he was taken aloes, exempt that he wished to be allowed to walk without being held. Was not at all excited at the time. Could not get owe of the cabs that had hem ordered to be in waiting. Cross-examined by Mr. Mitchell—There were slabs on the stand, bat he had no authority to take a cab. Cakow im pressed a wish to have a cab when they wore going down the drive. In Piccadilly he offered to pay for one. When they erne to • cab rank witness offered to let him have sae bat he then declined 03 take It. Held him by the arm all the way down Piccadilly. He was a respectable looking men. Did not strike any person that day. Saw no civilian binding, but saw two constable. who had been cat. To Commissioner fiendiimon—Mr. Calrow did not cosa plain of being held too tight. Witmer was on the left aide. Constable Thomas John Spinner, 438 A, examined by Mr. Ellis—Was 41 years of age. Eleven years in the form. A native of Yorkshire. Assisted in taking Mr. Calrow to the station. (The witness then corroborated the evidence of 402 A as to the conduct of Mr. Calrow in the park.) When taming along Mr. Calrow complained of the pace. He asked if he could ride. He was told there would be cabs is atesadasee, sad he might have one if disengaged. Does est resselicet his offering to pay for one, and did not bear him essapiela of the exposure. Did not know what he bad to esimplala of. (Laughter.)_ Has written down the stridence he intended to give. Cannot tell when be did aw Constable James Ed mass, 432 A, examined by Me. Effie s stated be was 38 years of age, seven years In the flee` a satire of SousereetaMre. He corroborated the wham, of 402 A and 438 A as to the conduct of Mr. Calrew is the s park. Constable Henry Edwards*, 434 A, was next ailed, end corroborated the evidence given by the three pendies witnesses. Constable Thomas Edward's, 344 A (oboes amber bad bees given by the encases Mr. Davies), esassined by Mr. Bilis, stated he was 26 years of age, two years in the fares. Was oa duty st likanhopopgats ow the Burley. Was sot ass: the Barpeatiae at say period of the day. Imps*" Rabat &Wm stated the last witness was wader kb en ters sa die Swamp at Stanhope-gat*. About hal:- past eight wham umbel bb assa wow the park, 344 A dig wit lurook any bay Arm _ _ Okonable Geniis Thew % 363 A (whose number was giVIS by Ms. Healy Anstes), kayaked by Mr. fink stated is wee PI years of ego, ton years in the fork a native el Liessinskre. Knows the witness, Hoary Austin. Bow Idea tbe park on the Ist of July. Did not strike Ma nor r Meek Ma down. Took him into custody . About half. I put four was struck by a stone. Parked the map. Henry Austen put out his foot and tripped his (witness) up. H. took his into custody. Did not took him with hie staff. Took him to Vine-stket. He wee afterwards Ulm to koriborongis-strost, and discharged es hie own 1.5 manes. Did sot knock him down, he was aka ea 2; ground. Crowe:maned by Mr. Mitohsll—Was metals Autos tripped him up. Thew was a crowd there at the lime. Aimee put his lag Mina bias (whams) sad tripped hiss up. Had bus reported. Was saes fined dm shaft. for being drank. Constable Janos TisdaU, 376 A, examined by Mr. Ellis— Was 32 yea, at age. Five pea la the form. Had before this been dm years I. the bill esmilabulary. Wm an Irishman. Was on duty in tlie dam in Hyde- k. Saw AWNS taken into stistedy. (no witaees aernborstsd tbe minima et the last Menem as to wait oarirroil). Crownualaed by Mr. Ilfitehsll—Ausesn hie the ap. manses of bass I. liquor. Was NW nen** by a forum a aumsake of Kr. Mitabeles, for keep*: =Way with hi; di tZ &live 01 seatesittee sitioellted Wiser- Mir (this day) at 11 °Week. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JULY 28, 1855. ILabx iinUlltaenct. CONSISTORY COURT.—JOLT 27. WO= M. saiiMPOWN. WISTISTON 0. LIDDILL ♦ND DIAL V. LIDDILL. Dr. Balked addressed the amen is nply ; amid Dr. Legalism postpaid his judgment. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. MOM R 111/1/WIT PPM" ILIONTAVIT MOM sec a EMU OP lINIONISOMI rT TIM •VILPOILLL. 110711INIVIS. Mori Lotaimaltowyer St. Vincent alias Alien alias Hunt ley, who was esavieud on Tuesday at Clerkenwell of fraud, wee placed at tie bar to receive judgment. Mr. Sleigh NM be was farther instructed to state, for the ialorreadea Mtie soon, that shim May last year the pri. seaar's We gifted had bun very otimerous, and she bad abided babassoy sod goods to a large amount. There WWII wird Igbissaus then in court reedy to state their ems. If the mart visited Yam to do so. One of them had bass asirsabbl to Ile aasaat of PAL, author upwards of ell m , bantam M., sod so ea. These frauds bad ell boss salad by dm aims maws as in the eases on which ale lead bees laud guilty, sad she was in possession of bleak forms of receipts for Bank Stock, how she obtained which he, _Mr. Sleigh, could not say. lir. Metcalfe addressed the court In mitigation. The Assistant Judge said be could not now proceed to inquire into the circumstances of the cuss mentioned by Mr. Sleigh, which had not been prosecuted, bat he had learned himself, from her brother, everything about the prisoner. He knew who she really was end how connected, sad all the circumstances by which she had come to her present situation. She was evidently a woman of talent, and a dangerous woman too, and when she came oat of prison, it was to be hoped that her friends, for their own sake as well es hers, would endeavour to get her out of the country. It was evident she bad been living by her wits, but taking all the eircuastanees into consideration, be thought justice would be done by sending her to the House of Correction for tie calendar months. &stance accordingly. TSB POLICB COURTS. _ WORSHIP-STREET. JoAst Elliott, a respectably dressed person, with a biwhy beard and moustache, and described as a clerk In the General Post office, was charged with • grossly indecent assault on Margaret Taylor, who keeps • tobacconist's shop in Walbrook-row, Horton. The complainant having given her evidence, showing that the prisoner, an entire stranger to her, entered far shop on the previous night, sad committed th e &Limit oar planed of, A solicitor, who appeared for defendant, Geld the occur rence had arisen from inadvertence, and as the .ceased had always borne an irreproachable character, he trusted it would be sufficient atonement if he offered a public apology, and presented • liberal donation to the poer-boz. A conviction would be irretrievable ruin. Two gentlemen connected with the Post-office gave the accused a highly favourable character. Mr. Hammill said it wu one of the grossest cases he had ever adjudicated upon, and sentenced Ms prisoner to three months' imprisonment with hard labour. Notice of appeal against the conviction wu subsequently put in. FROM tAs LONDON GAZETTE, Friday, July 27. PORKION-OFFICE. AUX 24. The Qom has bees plowed to 'wove ot Kr. George Adem Mew es easel at lion Hoeg he the Itatiowt of Mottle. WALOIPIC►, Jost $l. BusVIM Ithjer-Geomml Jens distheonroth — iMetessat-gereral in the army ; Lhodememiatheral Janine Simms to have the lead nook of sensed la the Crises, and in the demolishes of the Sublime Ottoman WALOPFICII, JOLT 27. ad Deepen Geerde—Edatel le 7gx... 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Ist leelmere et arm el the nip ageeklel ea the and Melia dle Cage Camer a rad get Ones Gllnserros pedeady eleL kd I - Pest—lnsies B. 2. lam to be Thinassant, walnut purchase. Ts to Maps, without perille—hissis Wall Inc., eat., ams amen; Alfred Dowse Hell& p_sit, vies allet, appointed = lemee daLsel e. T° be Quirlmeletee—.l4P lest—To be Lieutenants, wawa peress—assim C. E. Hops all Nem ill. To to team by pllisse—John I=ol Oaks, pll. llession to Masa lord 14 H. Browns, polloted. Ws As Dip. without patine —Musgrave Watson, pat.. vice Kea. • lestAleksit Tema am& per. lo be asigs, by purchase, In nesialia le Usaseent Otseta, gesnobil. Ila Ass—lf be Ineigni. Mast petiesse—lesign it. P. Besey ilen the Ink Tali; Ism Leslie Day, WA. vise Rayne% is the Mid Pest 11 t h Pese—Usauenst P. Nall* to le mill, by paean, ass hell Nye Pillhallr peelladby mall to a provhissel bet. Mee r olts, gall, le be map. althea mall ; Zs. sias Ohms to Os adjs.'s% to FM, pllelli. 111* Taylor Cam, gal. to be allse, villa purchas. vies Wok reaped. lea Pest—Willban Hopper Loma Moyle, all, to be image, with. isl i =bial o tta OM. Promited theilkd loot. 10th Capsks, by perases—Usiallat P. O. Hewett, viss lost. aim Mem; MIMS T. C. Lyon, from the 16th POO% vise Tenet, vie team fist Ask—Lisamt I. H. Dm to be sepals, without vise Mall Mikhai who's brevet rusk bus been lore substantive rank. DasiMit. awls the Worsen d Ost. 11, lad; Par e T. D. Ball abe wane venue pn. skin. nee Dune; OWNS SIMI MU hells, psi.. es le linen noteret. nee Wenn Ike lese.-le be Urines" wined yorebase—Destp Onsa. ttosenel; keep A. IS. lee. To be yeses Wisty% Int, vies TM. ye be villa paille-11111ess Jonas Twyhed. illt.; Wary Jen me. nos fleniste. pronsied. ▪ itte—irine W. to be lientent, Innen wane. vies eosins' to te• lin Foot; aleardi °jinn. Ole. to to Oslo. piney nos Dan. yronenf ; holed* Nang aired!, pat.. tale without MM., vies Tiller. Nd Pot—Reeve Mal pet., to be all& Mat mass% as Pea—Uwabisill C. Prevost to be cella, vaunt P eke Owns& who boss promoted to the sebanative e = Nall. Usiseasd. Mr the hell Walla of Ost. 11, Mt. Ike =ll.lel Celli Trellsrak lalles be sear to bar deft . leedy Islas of July lt. lelie, as Ms& lad Peet—Se le Llentesanta ls withl w 0. 94 se s. =ea r l ! lil las kii . lei Tie be P . pun sllt Onsets 2.01. trees Birth Dm NM; amp lidar aw szt... lle Grass; ads be. PM aist. vies The amines bar MS area 16 , la% la On of til et le i rfrt Sillaga roola. so yeson is silf NO Post—longa OM. Janes L. link to be tionses* without pro- /dmllft; Ulla bre llama Wilk= Bine. from no asel ll North Dm le be endise. Illsenes totesm eso MA eke name rip IL L. Moises to le valhent peakeisolse IMasu.aseestsd; Illipsasehe le be MOM *mall vies Madisiadi Walls mish. le be Me. alsea mass& Itideas; Use. hall alley DIM Phlllips to be Mist. vise mend. e. • Itest—Unteme J. A. Isakbert to be mill. viand =t2 vise hewn tall assay, brevet twit Ms beis the sallestiellk Wayne. Vllash.d. AMA, We Wowing • 0161164$ Inslip W. I. 0. 0111111•11 ft be ilisame, sen wtsrsiees, its. Leaketti Tranols alass/I all, ls le 'lan% Vim fllewal • Onnesuoter Mime nun ken no an Wee bill le Is pmer. vise le the depst atk It. Islas le be sellllaiasat vleMee. el lle lissiald. Oa of We wende; 4. O. Mon to be lisiennt. ma nn molten, ifs ein is; Bow Sims MIK pat, to be alp. inks* poreben. it. Weds. pronelei; Quirlinnoter- Ssenn Masse O. I a& lonisit Os nresmorks. yin Weak eke retires ases YAM Oa Pest—ThseemMi it Usidemst J. Cross es thelased to be Mated a Maria 11. ale, b irder to pies" else is kb yew pukka ; laelso C. J . ems to to estanset. within peeress. it. Or who's prossiiM Ms 4. lea. Ye Ills maid; ✓ip P. Halle to be Mlle% aasee vise Ilsrgesh wales= eiW s =l.6ll, bus silk Wait Is le slim by padres, vies GNI% vie Me. Selk nieb—Llestenot G. W. Derkery to Si septets. willion par. des% sin Ihribioca. who Mos; Issas T. T. if to be Ileamit. by mill. 11/1/1//7; Norm Denim% Mt.. to bo=* ww l lis perilar Wonky. lid one. to be dim by mien. oks Owelidlopronelsi. IMO lost—Whest Men' 11111WL. los die by rakes, to onendie es lAseliesst penned. Mk lose—We be IfeeSlMlles. seribmos—Liselonek W. D. Omonse r ken ne talc Pan; Llsoment J. W. Nesbasse. kora the eke lenW NW Isloot niers Unpin. ken Or Nib NMI. To be "Solc Mein Ike& hes Ilarsilsok kon Wineeei Pane= Salmon it nestkenei =Wm flow likdesTesma eel Chides il awll6. l J. 0. =to ill zgli. ILTllaus, owan zig loses LlselientAblood eke m iene—Wellos StOr wt = k sesonsion to Wafting kir. Oen rairiza. Omen to rilsebelea. without yentas& The mesa amen of Intim Wen k Oboe. sod sot Ist" • smoke* seal. Ord Fon—To boUseloonn stlentrimasse—intin W. H. ✓e. kin de tail /set; Deini IP. V. M. Won% Pon tea 11th Pei al= inebeilin set A. 0. Clonne. To be masse-11111sa lesawe.Osswdss. gut, Alked_Bllll% me. nes Oink& SSW lasi--Jain Wand Woblose. be netp. by yang" ost=l=l . lleforell Ors Thome Owner Casey to be eneen Ase a t i l k i e ser seeilelsi to the . g yid Mani MOW. de loyal Bath Dm WEAK to Is neon Won yershen. teed nee—Tbe need Onbika anise Beeps 21•181., 51WC os Jay 1. 1011, likkosn anii p sa st Wean AWN. PelLhesesend Cerisska nen of lima le Pest—Delli Tatar ca: -de., MONO yen fl=- 18 :trip e t T i % k oill Ike NO Pat. to be ellan. NM NV= .. .hr reps ea, MAN brisomplie s jon used Sat-aullis 4 Demleste to be Ilenticnt. without psrehise. eles Ilerreess i eenreed te lie Seth Feet I Jam raft Beier nest, le be lear. pure.ace annelid. peaseled; Mar Oi the. lerrew psi, le be emir, When peselees. re Dun isele. permed. gab Pase-leser Ywd Warms to be Ilisiksra. wither per. Oar re Hems. aesteeed Jere Bliemeres be Ws. tar; wirer nerer Wessee„ wire pe=r ooko. illo. en medisee. es7SeLd. ref, hes bee moselled; gist, te be Males IMMO pure ties aleladees; Lissiesent Hon le be reint, ms. pesseser Mph Taalmign F. D. leseede le be Ihnieser without punier • renier thesmed Jebeleeme Derang. withal pseibeett. vim remar gent, to be map, SIR Pese-Camlemedieliment Wars Mr: to be esmter. PWWWW. Win Ilihatibusai. who ears rem kal.pre. Ira anent same et Indraliste le Hubert, sr set Habra. r prey wry ens& rad Fia-Liesterst rim Henry net. rem to be ergter, without wenn. an Irene M.. A. Whim Wlronsid. ruse brevet , lieenbs• einend Yewl.l ave rank theadeask estler re Beni Werra el OIL e. 1164; Illusion W. B. Herr ea be Ilaulsmal. rain parese. re M. John; ledge A. F. Haney, Xll re Ilse is beessige. wirer perehem, VW* Newell, peoneled; Odra When" gishae be aim by purchase, vise Worse. peemeled. Peri Pea-Imig• Swan t Wood be Is leassest, without per due% ere Lair rise peomeass. street purehese, on June 14. ler,lee ben meserild raw C. W. Meer be be heutensat, "Mau pagsbria • rse-Ospiels the Nes. Anvers O. F. Jerr e feast half-pay Heaterbed,, le baNK Illriers, Laub- Isaga lauellpM bs arr. by who peraire, visa emlinges; Jocelyn, re term nth be Hentere. withal penhase-Itesigs John Thomas Fan*, rim Ihe Ireen o = o lile Ilegimest et Wit* vim Dammen; Jam rewstes. gen. re B. T. Trainer premseed is the nth Peit a k tu r i erneerler Wires flews" te be pmeme es~teSgieMrstrativise 0 so greed en berm emetermastsr, Lis=ur..witlioet punime- F. F. Mame, Weedred. Mid estion; rags W. S.. vise lbers. vire pessisties es the Or July, bee best ten seledisA. Wry. Hs-hr Henry burr, mest.„ to be es. ris. insesedes le Lerman 11111111110. 'resisted es the uad sj Cahn Plair m e n t o : be cede% rant Wilkes gear,. le to maim Meanie mentisens et Iran ism arse Mope abe needeled to Mil Dee., leis in wider to pleas Ilia *ft ha ai hb prow Lissensint John leett to be adju tant. else reimad. Myles sW Betlmss4-Sets rem Clabill Hiller, gent., to be edge, without portiere. an Oselegton, prawn' In the 13th Feet. Fro Weal Depot Batedimi-beset Hedge H. D. Fenner, from the lith Feet, to be =dn. by perms, vise Brevet Lantenant-Oclonal Parrs; root , retires; reset Mrs Graham la Fevre Diana, of the Dr to be sentest blatant. ace Logan, who reaps. BIZTET. Cantata go Hon. Augustus 0. Fred. Jocelyn, of the 95th Foot, to to =Joe In the army. HOSPITAL STAPP. Surgeon James Hislmare. M.D.. has the end Foot, to be ehr Miealbs eat ire; repos Jam Wart Oro heat the Stit, to to di" semen rats aired den vies hw sp paler to the tled Per Igiss Arista* liderad Hsi be be miter surgees, ate lAsesetney, sgpeYLd r then* Per Arne Themes laser Orlon to Ite instant sur geon. via peemeleL Acting Amietant AN Clrsen lIIIIM me to be mastoid surgeon, vise iffurphy, to the lOth Foot. To he Arne gammas -William John Clapp, gent.; John PAM Cole, goat; William liana gent; Junes Alfred Tamer, gent.• William Ifisokines. gent.; Perak James Mullarly, gent.; Idera . rd Baker titerans. pest.; Henry Belton Clarke, gent.; Wu. liars Mellor Urns. are BELPRE. Friar racy. leg., lite sailor in the Egyptian Service, to have the Heel rank fal NWirarawassel In Turkey, while employed with the Ingmar preen wake the senimend ot liajae.Gmi &atm. resemest Elena Pittra. of Ilembey Artillery, t• here the lead non ategglia la Taney. Ines onnyed with the Irregular Cavan vast re sennerst leeperreseral Iteemon. The unimmentense Akin Wl* Is.. rear he genre with the Tarn .ent, to lees the Lee) rent et Ilbjer while so em. played Pealerhet Jets Gerna% a the 17th arras Na- Uve bearmyt Oran lebilmeik et tee Nil lienment ; Captain John Luther Veers% Mt Deere Satre Wintry; Captain lieberd Patron, MO Nat Lseml Henry Piney, late nth Peet; Captain Frond* Sin Sisk et. Helene seinen; Liesleseat Oseesg h:o. FeWee. Ye Segel Arti ll ery; Lieutenant Jere weir lestre Onelry. rain A. Irma st the Mal Peet, stared to the Turkish gmle have re reek of salve Tarkey whit so an. The onainoks, H ash in lie army, of Kra William McCall, irk Peet, to be antedated to 11th Des, AK bat not to carry back re. The eseeed ehrlaties nese et Dim. isitiVilesideek whose own. Wain u zee* it the semy wee wedded la the ..Gasette" of StOtliety, leek le ledera eed Nee Bat*, en enrdeeely stolid. Imam ban • Onege" a left beim. Poe Ceptabi Medria Ifteel Ilemlemeti heMeeptele letb Hum" to hays the toed ark d while heeleyell with the Turkiah Cun. Uwe; lege fie lead tisk et Erratum la the .oeNseir et l3th threat. Yoe the eadermeethest einem be hot the loud nett et theigewir. pea et tie Meal Oleo *ldle aillethel le the leibear Pane et the Tuttle gide. Ike, Wee his Gellem. esee.l6ll l Ohms - % have the bag reek eit .4erhellesuellOste whilestlethed to the Thetiltame. ONO% Nee, Jr e Ms °Wm. 'sown utuswocd, iii: Akm !asap IS iinorunx, T_.4_,,,.4 I.lnwalost. OM markamt. taaarraisr 11 eat ilf - T -- Is" Moms ; lat 11, at lasb&W. lliftest wmast. OWL, Fared , nwass.bal; off. ask. sal, ;Irma Illawagit lit Wm% My, alp broker, I= e l n 37tk sod Sot. 1 at 2, at lial=l e. Bol., Cox, Clty; WILLIAM WAIN= hew ffriww44Wase, Hamm mad Hamar& bollawss. IL Lark" brash wwwskosarer, Wawa 4 at 12, awl 140. s at 1, at 115= 81. 164, Owe; laridanbstry; ag, saikr., Siebolsos, arms ltzfifilD bllliffirlie._ ffillana. WM. Marc cwt OW lb rad Sept IS, at 12. A WrWiabist. wares awl Ok. Mcomptwatrastaswisn; aff. awl& Masks% Poona 1111 OWNS. orell.seiwilisof. EmLalnst. asol Oat. 'Ws isirelasat, Amy* 4 awl Ilska. 7, at 1. at W Dolwalwat, Isalltwark ; all wig, Wldwars. Zoom Ltardsiat. Clty, skip brokar, awl Part Wallow, Nos= Willwr August II at If, sod amt. 4atl, at Canara, Sala, Ifartisoa, Walbrook ; al. wig., 416werstbary. Damps Ilwassa, Boursaiwatreet, arpaarar, Ait 121, and WO. 7 at 11/, at 601..c001 , Oraya.lawarlasra; it mai., Owes, ury. Joaos% Tortaabsawatorwearl. slow amisr, August 4 and NW, at I Jos l, BasinabalLalwat. Ili, lamew„ rearasa-lana,amspW ; olLart i l liow kiinsem i„ lisalastasiesed. tbilliaos owrier, August 4 at 111, awd Sock 4..at - 11 . 72 I=t re' llols., Psrps, Doke. sweat. Massbadsr owl &WO" MEW Mebane* ; off. waft. fuosua Znamwattost, 111•Nrows. okra Esaalaw tear Ar i 4 dres topt a =at 11066.11141re5t. iski.. &e el awl 06. ; off. asalgollessuo. Barlag barlatrast amp Wasvalbetrisr..._.___. - - - 11mrtas. Nark* Lissaarsairs, tidier, Auger' aad Sad. 11, ma ma Owl. Sol.. Wawa, 81r ;d nig. Mid% armory Bram, alesdagiara. gressr, Almost 4 glad Rept. U, at 11, at akatagara Court. Id, Mast. ftsftglim ; d wig., Nati& sloe, Itirsdagtra. Camas Nam. Runts Wilder, August 17 and dtotj te s , t 11 Oasis. M. James, ftlftbitm bass Baumann lamas Imo Basaosacaa, = B ll O l. irdalle Lila; kaput 17 sod act. I, at 11, at Oast Ma, lass. Imlay IMalladaldra, sad Smith. Naming- Asia; W. Whams.. Ileabemams. POMO liarasawslima t Wataltr ia = awl Sept. 4, at 1 at Om; ban at Or Want, ; wig.. Bads. laassaa Thum liners% Lluml u t isiga gmangs sati r A 31, at 11, at LivaryselOsart. Liverpool ; all wag., LlssapsaL kaas Jamas. Kassasstsr, amadiss Nadir, &Rost t and SI, at IS, at 01110. Mao AWN." iliasitsstor ; d wig, Hams- Alm▪ a= Hasz ie lbssisalme. pram sat atamahatarer, August 10 and li. at 12. at saeltalat Mout Sok, latios and Marsha, lals tamed:sr-Lyme ; d wig., elliveasas. Mamlavaarr. Pang DICLAZATIONII OP DIVIDISIDIL aea. Amur rsas, Harrow .ro ad, aad cora Mar— lat divtdial of IsL, Jamarertar Joky SO, aad say subaqua Monday, la Oaliaaa's, AUsussabory. AMU Soma& Aawaasou. KiligalagglaamiL dip altimagalet 111711•11 of la, Jab 111, sad may sairmassat Tessaar. at.g. Ossviak's, haus final -..tl Wilms. Yaykh, Wow smi NOM sisket—ltt and Am &Allied of U. cm say bile Asyut 11.. d say ilsturday sase Ost. 1. st IMMl tua llsm a er b rimmt a. Ramo Can IBA= Dadra, serthionwes makeleeteeme—Sel sod &Wing at (Is es to Is. IL Zolo s e r t a islte s s=7 ins Wise Assent 11, and any 8/lift• BAMIONI UMW" Jim Se it:sy lede a Pi r ?era Josue= Ossmik Neweeetlemperisse. addrom-14 sod Rod aiding of4dv c i r s z e. di== 11, esd my Setsedsi OW OIL 11. eit TYRA DIVIDENDS. • 17. P. Carlos. Wigan. Imaseehlre. tramsger—Asseet 17 J. Liverpool, dteret—Aesest IL 1. Pelmets, Noses Cop. posiell. lIIWW/st — •011• 11 20. I. 31 . 20 W4 lAvorPeol. Ilindlikia agent. CEBSUPICATIS to be Mho laws Is &ma to Ws esstmey ea We d Assent 17. W. J. licese. Seselnalell o sesedll4 PIM , enismss—Assett IT. J. Bantry Lesiva s Comp lenplese OW East-tad; Mean sod pillar— Ansa 17. T. C. Kee Ilsse.plsee, Osiers, set lattbakesew.lest. desks I n Mary eras—Angeet W. O.L 11111. Ilaasslow, sod menbent•—•aiset 10. T. B. !smiled sod E. Met t=vl=l.loll.ldualsrdalereszeZ•wirl Isllnglis minfts rl a s ag.. A4W t est, t a; --Assist A A Dent" Sensor ard= k - Ansa ft. 0. add. ad Easabseil. te. J.liali= a le mps iminz e d.rzt r '~r:.Zu- J. lad awl L. latiara. larke—A. Adam aimi T. Um" Ilkatagr lararait. eausat—D. Iltada Sall N. 011114 = ii lsar. G. Jarterl W. S. Sara. Ja. lirda aallAL Pair" Sam. larger. —O. SEW sad W. Terkatikaa. MIA arallasto— W. Poker awl G. Pad" NWIN/St. Os. rasa awl J. Dallad. 111. Dear larldspar—T. Ersaa, jut. J. Warr iraaa. IlbsaYmb Mr. asarltaar- War marislarra at rat sails, ea IN as at T. arum Iva. —ll. - Hawcath, J. Otaviai, F. C. Bahr. NIEL ftelMs. Mastelswer. yin sad do& sowlicis Ilm r raw* J. lakdith—J. %t i t MAW y, akar. P. awl J. likan. glartrra. our B.OsaML Sadayardwit and Othartaa. T. .Parda.L.Prida.M. Pad* C. rd 11. Alsoodbary, Tarrifr a wall= der ma roasma, as Ards maids J. Padda—J. Nadi aid T. J. Lab. oldre. moriatarara—N. MAW sad T. Dian& II T. Zar a . A. lard. and T midi* maim J r f aa regards J. Orr. Ed D. liimksibr. sireirtade—S. Omaha& J. UM. awl W. Lard. Pakillkellir York. dam adt Irldises—J. Orr odd in L. Ilamsdy, Xmases' cloth Wm—Marfa Mew rd Dail. Scadareet. —J. T. Moir sad J. Prite. Palma& Jan arl Parr" Cravall, lima &rim ISKIIIZIRSATIONS. Amway Ise jam" Patddt. road tantrastar, Aare S. at the Ord Tams marahaat, Jaime 7. at the Caw Jat i filoom i 'maize froemenier, Assail 8, Detesils limes idialtargb. at errs Ilaielak. Glagser, akar, Aasmat 7, at the Obis 411711,17. SP OR :TING. LATEST BETTING AT MANCHESTER—JULY 27. GOOD WOOD hT4 KVA 6to I apt Epennnendes (t) I 20 to 1 end Robglll (t) 13 to 2 Parma °moral (t) 20 to 1 t ooaiy (t) to 1 Quinn) 0) 2.) to 1 lappletant (t) 14 to 1 Ivan (t) 21 to 1 Pannonian. (of) lu to 1 !hymns (t) GOODWOOD CUP. to 4 opt 0.1110 (t) I Sto 1 mist Buonolno (off) lITEWAWn CUP. 10 to 1 offered on the fold. 131% LEGILR. I to f apt Oelatos (t freely) 6 to 1 opt Mareldonese (of) 6to 1 Lordotthelalea(off) I 10 to 1 Bt.llubert (off) GOODWOOD RA MOT Wmozai roa Tan Gummi Age et I Early Idrd . ....... 4 Virago 4 I ) . = 5 I 5 I Dervish Balrovrels anshasimse Mild Wild Hentsuma. 4 Comfort Ireland's Eye Hoorymokle 4 Peados:Moos limoyside Hero Casinos Chime Humboldt . Colt by suritii;g6; mmeatus s LCES.-JOLT 31. 16 ;- Cep. T.Y.C. (80 sabs.) Age at lb Clatilda Lord Albemarle 6 8 The Poacher Deal:delimit Colt by Venison out of Vexation Par of Kerrey 4 4 &radon 3 6 Little Gerard 4 6 Duke of Lancaster 4 4 Instructress 3 Protest 4 Ksterfelto Alcyone The Sandbm 3 I The Professor 3 I filly by Van Tromp out of theca Nab 4 1 Le Vripoa ss 3 I Daffodil Sicily 8 1 Lambswool 3 1 Roving Betsy S I Clisteltet 3 I Laura Selina Dowdiest narrow 8 Hartley Buck 3 Amalie 3 Panmure I Anntrtreary Poidsuatic Mamma' Val= 4 7 4 Orem 4 7 2 Ma k* 3 7 0 Btrutavai 7 0 aki11i633 R0w4.4 .... -... - Wellman Th•Cr o 99 4 ! ....... Little Tom 4 'lobo 3 Pharos i Wawa's poi mane. (86 suba) - ass et U) 3 3 II 12 12 10 9 7 Virago Early Bird 4 Scythian 4 i Ornoco a Cur. Certain winners extra. Craven Age a lb Cardigan 4 4 Little Tom 5 9 Brother to Grey Tommy 5 0 Kidnapper 4 0 the Cropper Swindler 3 to Venison 1 by Car Tromp oat et (aarien 'gab ....... Raglan 3 0 Crochet The Rajah Le Fripon Sicily Roving Belay 3 4 Suppliant Pnlbeek .......... .... Dandies ieb — eis — _ Acrobat 4 Derrick Ealrowato 5 halt 4 EpamLambdas tld Bowman 4 WlrtEeld .. Pomkastono 4 Mamas.. 4 Grit by tiorplioe oat of 4 i 7 CleMeattia $ Barobaino 7 7 7 61 61 61 61 61 I.4er i 4 2 2 0 13 12 r WZIONTI POI TN! NCIUIT STAKES, for 2-yr oldr. Certain winner. extra. Let mile. (37 Babe.) at lb Wandering Willie 6 7 Mr", 6 7 Spinal* Caledonia. Itortothor La po wn Tilly Thirty to Five dl Anniverury The Libelllat Lady Ylorenoe ...... 7 Smack Meld of the Morn Sauce qui pent Early M0rn......„ 7 Rip Nan Winkle 7 Colt by Paynton out of Ellen 7 The paniard ........ Little RIM Diego Blahop of Onabornh , 7 Elfrkla 1 Lel1411•0 6 10 Atka Weateperth _ Mit by The Hero out of 6 4 7 91 latitude 7 If =at —. iii ..... 7 9 7 9 ennoble The CMlliad Lanolin Gandy Filly by Annandale out of Eitzsenganna..- ...... 9 MARKETS. ---•--- TALLOW. demand this week has been very large, both foe runtinent and Sto hose use, and pikes have almost daily advanced. The position of tag aparlatir moons for this month has waisted this advance, aF it appears now pretty salami that some parties haws sold tallow for a dolls in July, wbW up to the present time they have not bought is Ng as hoiden en wWesd by the actual demand of as much u they us as sail, than Sao has to purse to fulfil contracts for the masa ISA tisk sussimesse are disappointed. Ths market has bra lirs Way. Aessidarabls business ho passed at Ms. for Oa • Slaw art Dosmnbar, analat &M.S. on spot for new ; and we dose, spat. was Ms. N. In Ss. 011. ; sld, AS Id.; all this month, SS. 0.1. This pails sir smaintadat 11911 arks, of which 708 tasks sold at an Mesas of la. id. fres lag Frittsy.—(From Mesas. Smith and Marne Circular of Friday crabs.) lITKIAB.—The average price of mar, the pendant of the British pomemniegn in America, computed from the return made to the week, lofts Ike 24th day of July, 1853, is 245. bd. Sugar, the produce et thellemitiaa, 22a. lid. The average re ke al brown or MILICOTS6O Lrthe groins' of the East Indira, la the week ending ma above, & 20. The average prime o f the three foregoing descriptions of osills•Jsial l 7. L itla. 614. 5UGAZ,431.10701., JOLT 27.—The transactions In our raw sugar midut eglitinas te b pd as: a retell character, swiss to the un man...melee importers to bring forward their stocks, red re arrierie aed very limited assortment of samples on thew k ths stases. There Is, however, a steady demand, espe. easy kg the nibs ardpdar end but for the above causes a large meat tit halms maid bays been transacted. Redeem' produce Yee hiss holly Matte this week, end dm whole of the large et ell whlah bad been atesendating for the last ties vocalise, have new all cement bands, but at prisms far from re. metewatiag to the misielesturem. r re with the present value at dr raw material. Of svie then it only s od erypese "apply offering, and the demand is rather sluggish. COTTON.—lavisram, Jove 27.—(8y Itagastis Taispopk.)—lL Wee for the week meant to 34,670 baba at whisk 1.710 are as speculation, and 1,6!11 br aspen. deist=s es eta lower Nos last week. Total imports, at baba Iblss tray, 6,e110 bias. market doll. A wombs swish* that Ur essbesres et autos is the United States will so Naduass has ht us in a dull sate ell week. these susseshe weakly reports of the isolistag Massy of the raw asstenal, we swot advise say marl rodastias is the ammompliss of 0060011. WO should be rather indlosti Is remark, boss the Yet eissrmlitss we ma make. that the tommsgtios W begs, and matbass M bas, grater bas at wry former pato& It is taws miss bressimi et the Sots amide et son.renta. madam led others of skis; list is this has been , more sr ism the case in ail Ums the inarease 0. this east bade, we do not tee, nais is so mound as at this nosiest, that their complaints istalidsts oar gourd observe. boss. Ths effect, however, of sit istisipated law crop is to make aLL ths hoiden tellers, and the cassamms to pardism es sparingly as 00111C-0111107011D. JULY 26.—Then woe a Yr supply of wheat et market to-day, for which farmers asked very high rata. The sales that were effected were at about the rates of this day week. Waite, tap to est.; extra, Ms.; red, 78e. to Ms.; extra, 81e. Bar ley, 311. to ges. Beans, scarce, and rather dearer. Oats fully main. Weed their price at Ma. to 31s. ; extra, sits. LINCOIJf, JIMA SIT.—We hive had a large supply of wheat at OW market today with a very limited demand, and pa lees le. to 2e. lower. Red, 77e. to 78x,: white, 821. to SU. Nothing doing la Spring sera. Waimpnin, Jinx 27.—The untavoarable weather has not in. Mapped the market adversely, end a limited Weiner only bee been done, so that sellers disposed to grew the trade hid to Nabob to 11. to 2s. decline on lest week's rates. No alteration in barley and beans, rather cheaper with a emelt boater. In oats sad shelling no change. Linoolmehire and Yorkshire red wheat is quoted :—lted, 71e. and 781.; extra, Ns. ; ditto, white, 771. to file.; extra, 83e. The ave rages for the week, e od log July 23, went—Wheat, 4,722 gm., at lea. tad. ; barley, 80, at Ma. 71d.; oats, 38, at 30e. 44d.; Mans, 98, 1117 e. ltd. COMA—L.: mow, 'tam 27. Patient Hartley, 17e. ad.; Stewart's Hartley, 17e. ; West Hiding Hartley, 175.60. ; Walls End Levers's. 12e. 6d. ; Walls End Riddell , 19e. Bd.; Wale End Kos. eel's Hutton, 12s. ; Wails End Stewart's, 12s. ad.; Walls End Har tlepool, 22e. ad. ; Walls End Hellos, 21e. ad, Tan Caort.—C of all descriptions an looking ex wall la this but the ben is rather awkward. B▪ iwa lam the teal immorally midi load us to ante that me obeli Moe mbfra tia ads ow an unman" altandaat lmeseat bat Vim the ameammoside wring, and the still mire I weatbir d amby imam an tehom into wissent. the yeildWre maroolloadi elbstadeet,AbadorManal Horsy.—The maim bee UndiriONS It Matted ant swim rims et abort ha tamaler vide a steady glow of iambi beat. es base hommlbed mean co les Way Osicelptios of alp. Ile prams es light see sees ea time osoma are penala post resevay for this mem ; sad lie bay w eft lakes an buoy lam& mmt Malik eatwelsk the setimate Eraim; but all elso—grate mad gram oonsidomahly os done, and are rapidly lamoomme la bilk. - Tbe repent of tem* map la quits rentarkelde. .Lane we war men pro. milomb Ile fie not hoer a widower el dimes se yet. Oboe* time alliadad mp =ini dm several evenings mita Kant supsainsian. RZSCHID PACIA.—Ina late number of the Cbse satatisiessl a letter from Constantinople WY published containing grave accusations against Resehid Pacha. ' The late grand viaer was accused of aspiring to the dignity of Devlin Newt (lieutenant of the empire), and also of having amused an immense fortune by means of bribery. Resobid has replied to thew accusation. in a letter having the sanction of the Bahia. In this letter, addressed to the Grand Viser, Beschid Pecha denies in the most emphatic manner the first charge, and thanks God that the intention of attaining supreme power never entered into his imagina tion. With regard to the second charge, that of bribery, he is still more emphatic, and challenges any one, whether Christian or Mussolman, to come forward and accuse him of either offering or accepting a bribe. TEE LOWER DANIIBE.—A oommunication from the Lower Danube to the Gamtle Autricistessne announces ii;tt - liestateoi the ne ;lie t - io n o (tie lsii u - be iis iiveii ries to many complaints from Austrian captains, and from 1 the Imperial Via-Consul at Toultsoba. In consequence of these complaints, two steamers were sent to Toultscha and Sulfina to exercise the duties of the police on the river. On their return to (Mats, after having made five arrests. they were Clod it from Isacteb a. One of the captains having landed to dose w* an explanation, the affair was arrenged. Two other ota a :sers, of a peculiar eonstruation, intended to be used ia f a elitating the navigation at the mouth of the Da nu b e , ore & v owed at Gelato. It is reported by captains of comb that 00 vessels, destined for Galata and Brailow, ate alsembled at it• elliina month of the Danube. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCS. ARRIVED. Ateses-at Cowes, July 56, from Matanzas ATTraan-ar Falmouth, July 25, from Bahia Aneo- at Falmouth, July 26, from Altyab Ausa-off Queenstown, July 25, from ...Miramichl Amen TIMIDIDItk-at Deal, July 27, from Queer* Aura Jaux-at Deal, July 26, from. Aleundri Assemtua-at Deal, July 26, fro m Mauritian Ilseaas-at Falmouth, July 25, from Akyab limaaama-at Dartmouth. July 2 6, from fildar, Illmaosima-at Liverpool, July 27 Illesannees-of Liverpool, July 27, from - lesnoa assassam-et Deal, July 27, fr om Cakutta angh-iit Mad. July 25, from garble Oserwre-at Bristol, July 25, from BM 4nnds Enermeare-at Portsmouth, July 28, from Malta Casamorna- at Onvemad, July 26. from Swedes 42Ammona-at Orseereed, July 27, from Callao QUODOVIA-le. Gravesend, July 29, from Calms QIIIMARDIA-111 Gravamen!, July 27, from Hanover QATRAILDIA J --at Gravesend, July 27, from _ - Bailie Deaa-at Bristol, July 26, from Demerara Hennessy-at Mumbles, July 28, from Lambs, Hs BaIAIIMAT-at Liverpool, July 27, from Quebec Dune-at Gravesend, July 28, tram Marmilkm Exacrate Roam-at Gravesend, July 27, from St. Vincent EDP/DMUS-off the Start, July 26, from Bombay Emuma-at Falmouth, July 26 from Akyab ' FILIMIIDIS-at Queenstown, July 2.5, from New York Foteroce-eff Queenstown, July 2:i from FATLYAL Falmouth, July 25, f rom. M Ak 7= Purism Pam-at Deal, July 27. from St. Vincent FLORIDA-off Liverpool, July 27. from New York Qtasmoor -at Liverpool, July 27_, from Qualm@ emeaux DI Cain-at ORTON:id, July 27, from Buenos OTIS Ow-at Deal. Jul 26, from Alexandria Geurra-at Deal. July 27, from rit. Steppes Gnu LI G owner -at Falmouth, July 25, from Hauer-at Bristol, July 25, from Nevis Hamm= -at Falmouth, July 25, fr0m.....„. Hannah Henatomr-at Falmouth, July 26, from ( ItM LO HIA-off Queenstown, July 25, from A Haracanra-at Gravesend, July 27, from Denmark Hauer, Awana-at Gravesend, July 26, from Norway Isameu.k 800rr-off Liverpool. July 27, from Munk.= laroos-off Liverpool, July 17 Jrua- at Gravesend, July 26, from Seville Juus-at Gravesend, Jul 28, from Alexandria JonAnsa-at Gravesend, July 97, from. Dreamt Jans-at Cowes, July 28, from Porto Rico Joann lactose-at Falmouth. July 26, from _Akre\ Lou-at Liverpool. July 27, from, Antwerp Lounge- at Greenock, July 25, from Lem, Raoutx-at Deal, July 27, from Calcutta LOWDOX Putter-at Gummed, July 27, from Guernsey Maans-at Gmetamtd, July z 7, (rota Norway Maarmosoron-at Gravesend, July 27, from Calcutta MIRLAY-at Omni, July 25, from Gibraltar Maui ARRA-at Plymouth, July 25, from Haulm& liaar-at Hull, July 27, from Alexandria MARIA CATRARDIA-off the Start, July 24, from Akyab Mudexer (a)-at Liverpwol, July 27, from Hum Monted-off Liverpool, July 27, from Altyatt Owaoo-off Liverpool, July 27, from New York Pincus Rorer‘-off Liverpool, July 27 here's (e)-at Falmouth, July 25, from Akyab Poxwa-at Falmouth, Jule 25, from Prrnambriew PALMYRA-at Deal, July 27, from Barbados, Queen or Ins tours-of Hurst Castle, July 27, from Black Sea Qum, or aurae-at Deal, July 27 from Tobago itaresow-at Liverpool, July 27 from_ _.. ... ......." Salonloa ROVIYITA KIRIPeI-at Gravesen d , July 26, QOM Amateribm Rau -at Gravasead, July 27, from Norway Rurae-at Falmouth, July 25, from Jamul Roane-at Deal, July 27, from New York Runes-at Deal, July 27, from Pdauritioa EYDNIT HALL (lej-at Deal, July 27, Crimea suarnu-at Deal, July 29, from . Moulmein SAW. PAILLUMOTOM-et CORM, July 27, from HIM* Sax Presence-at Falmouth, July 25, from. Mumma Baum,-at Gravesend, July 27, from .Portend Dm Sit ROBIIe Pau.-at Gravesend, July 27, from Dunkirk Swan-at Gravesend, July 26, from kettle limussx-at Liverpool, July 27, from Philadelphia Spam or rue Gana,-at Gravesend, July 26, from New Orleans Taro,-at Gravesend. July 26, term Swede Thais Stmes-at Gravesend, July 97, from Sweden - --. -et Falmouth. July Li, from Mauritin _ -at Deal, July 27, from Jamaica .aarmacuoas-at Plymouth, July 26, from Hanna Garran-at Deal, July 27, from Antigua Vmanite-at Falmouth, July 25, from Akyab Vonoc-of Liverpool, July 27 Ymmos-at Granmend, July 27, from Calcutta Wit. AND MART- at Grammandl. Jul 27, km Guernsey We. Hurt'-of Liverpool, July 2 7, from Montreal WILIDLLAIIPA-at FRIMOIDR, Juty 25, from ranee Wrsume Lumens-at Queenatown, July 21, from _Barbados' WILLIAM Toren-at Deal, July 17, fr0m.......... Penianiture Quebes Taman—at Dal., BAILED. Ammucar Corionss-from Gravesend, July 27, to .New York Azaton-from Greenock, July 25, to MOSITOII AMPS JANS-6001 Plymouth, July 26, to Liverpool Amax-Rom Weida, July 24, to Genoa Aarneur-from Liverpool, July 27, to Quebec Aran:thou-from Liverpool, July. 27, to Hamburg AILOAtIII-from Liverpool, July 27, to Calcutta Sooranos -from Liverpool, July 27, to Buenos Ayres Buz.* Postrama-from Liverpool, July 27, to Buena Ayreg Bata-Rom Falmouth, July 23, to Liverpool Biixoxr-from Plymou th , July 28, to Quebec Cary OW Looms-tram Gravesend, July 27, t 0.......... MESA CATIS/1211-from Shields, July 24, to ... Seville Crammice-from Liverpool, July 27, to Ostend CIMADZI-tram I/moppe t, July 27, to Honduras CASSATIC-hum ILIVIffpOO July 27, to New Orleans Dam linxianuismi-from Liverpool, July 27, to Sklar Eomvao-from Shisida, July 24, to Carthage= Eva-from Shields, July 25, to Valparaiso linaosimiz-from Liverpool, July 27, to Bey/oat Pura Pomo-from Liverpool, July 27, to New Orleans Faotac-from Portland July 26, to Mount GALLSIT HELLOS (SA-from Falmouth, July 26, to Gene Geoacomm-from Queenstown, July 23, to n i Quebeo Gasuaz-from Liverpool, July 27, to Room Ethanam Eaarza-tree Liverpool, July 27, to Oonatantinorio Hassinoza-from Oramoend, July 27, to Cape of Good Hops brawn-from Seaumaris, July 26, to Quebec JOIIIIPHIPII-from Newport, M., July 25, to 61. Maus lows Primicm-from Shields, July 28, to Genoa Kazamazoo-from Liverpool July 27, to Savannah losses:-Rom Liverpool,July 27, to Malta Lannon-from Liverpool, July 27, to Calcutta !AST Yuma lIASTIPOS-from Liverpool, July 27, to Quebec Loma Dow-hoe Shields, July 26, to New York Maorser-from Gravesend, July 27, to Bream from Liverpool, July 27, to Jamaica -from Liverpool. July 27, to Doman= Liverpool, July 27, to Valparaiso Correa, July 26, to Newcastle Peoerszo-from Queenstown, July 25, to Loudon Qow-Rom Cardiff, July 25, to Barcelona liamium-from Plymouth, July 26, to Moreton Bay Kvootha-from Shields, July 24, to Conatantirople cwt-from Powey, July 25, to Qua= Tonaserxo-from Liverpool, July 27, to Naples TSANIPOSS 237-from Gravesend, July 27, to Crimea Vicroma-tram Plymouth, July 25, to Adelaide Vora Savona-from Liverpool, July 27. to Stettin WSLIIAK Path-from Liverpool. July 27, to Buenos Ayres. N. 8. DI VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. Charlotte Ann (English ship), from London for Melbourne, June 91,, lat. 11 N., lon. 26.07 W. Guiding Star, from Liverpool for Melbourne, Feb. 9, lat. 10 8, ion. 30 W. John and Luey, from Bombay for Liverpool, July 11, out 120 dsys, let. 38.08 N., lon. 98.22 W. Ruby (barque), from Port Phillip for London, July 14, lat. 41.37 N., lon. 41.20 W. TRAFFIC RETURNS. ainwias. Miles Pas- bier- Total, Total open. rangers. eha A ndiae. 18.55 . lac Week ending July 15. £ London, Tilbury and Southend Extension ....... ...... 1, 532 143 1.675 lAncaster and Carftele..—.... 3 ,444 2.473 6,117 6,10 Week ending July 24. Londonderry and Coleraine.... 36 196 107 303 276 Londonderry and Enniskillen 60 389 376 777 SOO Week ending July t 2. South Wales__. ........ . 5.615 5.375 . Shrewsbury and Birmingham . 821 iit,3 1,384 923 Shrewsbury and Cheater. 1,339 1,446 2,785 2,159 London and Black wa11........ 1,633 75 1,708 2:J3 BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. CRITTCIELICL—Jay N. at Bin. Ireland, the wife of Col. C. Mitch lay, at atm , 27, at Layton, &sex, the wife of Roger Curlffe, lei a son. EDWARDB.—JuIy 23, the wTe of the Rev. A. T. Edwards, ILA., of I NOM 11KILLOP.—laly 25, at Brighton, the wife of Capt. WlClllop, Royal Marines Light Infantry, of • daughter. PLOWMAN.—JoIy 23, at North Curry, Somerset, the wife of T. Plowman, Fag., of a son. .6aieTer. , 2e, at Pinebley, the wife of Mr. G. Powlee, of a ----- WARM:N.—JuIy 24, at Worthing, the wife of IL A. Wane; Fag., of a son. WESIVACOTT.—IaIy 2s. at Coggeshall, Essex, the wife of Mr. T. whattnaeott, of a son. WILLS.—.IOI7 22, at Queea's.terraot, Begent'a.para, the wife of A. WU* reg., of a demean. GOOLDEN—CLLFFORD.—JuIy 24, at St. MaWe, Lambeth, by the Rev. J. Poulter. P. F. Goolden, Esq.. of Maidenhead, to Emma, daughter of W. Gafford, Erq., of Clapham.rtse. PAVY—OLIVER.—Jay 25, at St. Panora, by the Bev. L. Dale, MA., F. W. Pavy M.D., of Finsbury-equate, to Julia, daughter of W. 011ver, Fag., of Fitiroy.aquare. THOMSON--SHENE.—JuIy 24, at St. Mary Magdalen, Oxford, the Rev. W. Th omson. M.A., Fellow of Queen 'sCellege, and Rector of All Soo* Bt. Marylebone, to Zile, daughter of J. EL Skene, Erg., H.B.M. Consul at Aleppo. OZER—STRACRAN.::JuIy 2t, at East Teignmouth Church, by the Rev. F. T. Welker, M.A., J. C. Toter. lA., to Ledy Strechnt, of Clifden, Telgnmooth, Devon. BROWNE.--fuly 24, Emily Jane, third daughter of the late hate Browne, Fag ot 24, College-street, City, aged 20. FITZHUGH.—JuIy 24, Charlotte, relict of W. Fitzhugh, Esq., of Banisters, Southampton, aged SS. HORWOOD.—JuIy 25, Mr. W. Harwood, of Ludgate-street, and Wletnedon.plamt, North Brixton, aged 39. MICRIARLBON.—JuIy 24, at the Isle of Barrow, near Illrerstell, Innegahlre, T. Y. V. Michaelson, Rag., aged 41. NikEEL—July 26, at Argel-place, Mena-street, Bishopogate, J. Eash. ORD.—J Es uly q. 25, at Whittled Hall, Northumberland, W. Ord, Eoq., late M.P. for Neweastlsonamie, aged 76. SELWYN.—JuIy 95, at Tuntsidgawelle, W. Selwyn, Esq., Q.C. of Richmond, Surre, aged . SMITEL—JuIy 24, at y Ceeil- Sl street. Strand, Mr. R. Smith, aged 42. TATE. —July 25, at Anerley, Matilda, wife of the Rev. O. Z. Tate, Incumbent of at. Jude's, Southwark. Printed and pablithed by WILLIAM lingo Ekren, of No.B, Lombard Streak In the ow of London. Printer, at the Whoa, In Lombard POS. In the precuket of Whits(ders,—Satviumr,JoLT 28, VW. r 1 I. I