The Express. — London, England, 1850-09-10 00:00:00

I- &mut ; &lewd Fair roan amigo 1 Ocel Ocei 1111.1=1 setae to reside is Castles/stair 'ewe yews ego; eneownlged. I no doubt, by dm lolsolLegs wh.eit are betel cat in trust tswa to thaw who reassume the "ewers et pepery," Nor was be disappointed. for be was soon raised to the siblieraf witraehal by lir. Wendtaferde, aaa salaried besides to instruct tie %smutty in the soiesre end prawns of swrinitedre. Apes."' slow is talkiest to pats levees thirst—very hide wise being set it talent, tipsiest*, or impastislity. The pike. &MUM,. base endeavesred so busts tba very extreme sag brarstke, baiting a lesaing to tie " obit side ;" but sadesstaad it will wwlergo • tborengh divestliMaea la dee tient —JCsitasuesr Jesensi. The Lard Bebop of Pet. rhoroesh hes appointed .Ite Rev. B. 0. Belden, Reetos 01 Orßulbar', se. North's:loos, a Bur .1 Dew. IL v. James Cavil) Tosser to the Curacy of Bripteek, so. Nounsenoten, dio. Put rb.rougb. B. v. T. R. Teel to the Caw, of Redzei:l, co. Leimstsr. dio Peterhoroseh. B v. Wm. Mares to tke Coney of Button sled Urea, so. Northametoe. di,'. Peterberousb. R- v. &maul Wanes to the Caney of llerkfkli, ek L. eater, dio. Peterboromen. The Lard Bishop of Pd. efr,rovek's nest °dismiss is Inveinted to be hoiden en Baudsy. the Lt of Dmenttnr. Net swap Ilan now Vannes Tvenlase Tadao s fe , i..r~ Omleirly end Dadra _Mt well . !WU, geed Netved Amoy vary FM Very= URA.. Varier Arm Fair War awns* Omml M " Wet now MY; Cam— - Haa Halt awaraysa Imam aware, %Mar Irer, Wry rod bid Crioplalata f+are iu I.' Not mow Vreabb Bligteml Valleys Wet Gunge WOW' leas wait Tealos Good Ivoiloot Very geed Toy osperter rog swage Vey good Good Ow sorrow Very good Very good New better blowiest - semis Very Imo Very rad Ver7 ROM . . Crier swage aisidiat Menge Monis Ow Tar = ARM, Tear God Wry poll Very pod Gad Nap Mr VI V " NA se psi ti moms Tory Mr Abraist Vi asT d _ _ ow A Las . 71 Vat Mad Used iticarat ,il.=yjs v•rWlis Dahlia itit , lare Care Bad OL l Zirrlaat b ° .". gasll i:Zi -- Oesermiltsced Good isfiltst Veribed - I.third bilebted bed ea see be liellelerhted One-third Ites Helier blight Inlnred - - Oszlnv Wicklow . 0ark...... ladaffereat Partial Wight Varietal Na halt i enlp Balla cry PAlddlielg Daisoped . Judaicrnt Injured Much injured Good Pair average Light Tory pod° Very pod Very pod Wad Very line Productive Vire good Good Tr Food Ozer average Goal Virtues Varkaus Not maw Good Gaud Gad ledlttettot Average Ve good Genitalsy good /vet heavy Yer is cod Vel a r Good Ores seeress Liebe _ _ Tale Not *scrap Good Amage Ueda average Mort aor lejurod bond Usle;7•trage The same journal gives the following : The sew grain at market this day (Saturday) color shed $OO banes of wheel and asarly 3,000 barrels of oats Tee latter I. very Sas cooditioo. All homeht at lld. to 131 d, for wheat, sad 7d. to 7111, for oats. Teo price of wheat ie be ginning to look up, .n 4 the pretest average of UPI per root will not remunerate the grower for his foil, rent, a , 41 tale,. A fanner from the neighbosehled of Rathkeals th.s day brought to market the produce of as sore and a halt of wheat whielt yielded only 72 Pont ! An imp' , et was held at Mallow on Friday lest on the body of a child, who was said to have died from the effects of a blow inflicted oo him with a whip by Capt. H. K. Bushe, of the 69th Regt. It appeared that the captain was proceeding through a lane with two or three dogs, when the deceased stack one of the dogs and ma de him yelp. The captain that, turned roucd and gave the boy a severe blow with a hag whip on the bead, and the boy then fell against a wall, and would appear ultimately to have died from water on the brain. Toe jury, however, found a ver dict of " Manslaughter against Capt. Buobe." Lord Dungannon has taken up the cudgels for the Irish landlords, and having g hold of a strong ca r, in the instance of one of his own tenants, has addressed a letter to the editor of the Bufast CAronicle, to show bow hard it would be if such a case were taken up by the tenant leaguers, and converted into a charge against those hab.tually considerate people, the laud- The Limer:ek Chroraiele gays: The Rev. Thomas Rao: rector of Tellybracky . in this county, is to encored to the living of Shankill, Lupo, held by the late Dean Waring. Mr. Knox is chaplain to ,his brother, the Bishop of Down." The Lord Chancellor ham been pleased to appoint Frederick William Blood, Fag., of Roxton, county Clare, a magistrate for the said c minty. A meeting of tr. Dublin West ludia Association was held on Friday, at which Mr. Turnbull, late government commissioner at Havana, wee present, and entered into much interesting detail in reference more especially to the plan suggested by him for the emigration of the free black population of 'he United States to the West Indies. We have seen the memorandum referred to in the resolution. which were enterod into, and which we s3bjoio. It is drawn up with much ability, and the views which it take* of the proposed echeme are meet en lightened acd judicious. The report of the 11.nee of Lord., recommending an enforcement of the treaties with Spain and Brazil, has directed much attention to the subject, althoggh there are memos difficulties in the way of carrying oat any step which might be of ectnaL The following are the resolution • : . . Masolved—Tbat Me saseciatios bete egad with warh eitishatka the or:cellist armadas' eontsioed in Lord pray tamatreasdnos, etumensiewei to Mr. Turnbuli, Mr. Howes letter of the 14th ult., having for 0.04 ohj.et the peon iti,n and eacouregement of the istraieration ol tee esperabendant free coloured population of the United Matte lath the West India coloaies; eat that fully concurring nit hie lordship ia this opiates a the suitableness of the prop And Immigrants for the lobster I. which it is propothd to most i) this, they strongly pram upon the adoption of government to provost initiations(teeswns for carrying out the objects la view. with the eo-opention of the oulealal legislature., had el indiriJusis Mures:el la the esioulm. .dairies of eleve•aade produce to coespetities is the usarlurts of the suited klegdnea, witit the reduce of the tree labour of the West ladle Collide.. it,.. the letter the saes et Oats as the govercaw at &owl Ithialatere, sot thly to afford facilities foe as the:eased sup ply of free Ithoes, bat sLo is discourage by every legitimstr theses is their power the osaliasaast esti eateries% 01 air Tory arid the slave trade. That the atwnt;os it the public having bees seals directed lilr the report of the Lords' Cosalttee to the swim. Wary inflicted on the British colonies by the infractios of the slave Wailes sad* with Spain sod the Brasile, this i.e.. dation earnestly urge es Lord Grey, the Colonial Meister, sad the government, the justice sad sestesity of *akin,/ warmth is sostdasor with the ripest, sad which, if ener getically serried est, would. by senior hoes barge on of the resist slave popslatres et Beadle awl Cabo, plea these segar.proasciar Wools es isuattldag likes fair level if eespetitiea with the British piaster. M. DT V2ltlOOCR.—We are aetiotioad to state that the shove 'sesames, helm boss made aegesieted with the direthfasslose sawed by the publieatloa of his semi work oe Christian Cm:elegem, sat the isedvertent bleatilkstisa of it with the Wisps, eeeteleog o Ike tidy }ems, bee seemed iis pebliesties to be sespewisel every whe re twill the Min shell love been .tiled.—Cork Reporter. ia'IMORDINAILY OCCOItItENCa IN CA SILICONE& TM hilowiaa esterrosee h really Jae:plisse!. to sr— Mewl' God It ha set peeved trawled. Abseil eisitt (Meek • last Saluda; swats', a remembla kbabliass of Omtb erase weestatlesa by the tambleg al a gem la tbo shades at hi had-ass s asil site be agpeasbel It, le masons tha sae, be riming maw el obatmetessikpalliss Mom While be timid at the Mobs area ma samba mash, sad be Iles elderly diesevered *Mt same rinse me Lim (row •gm at Itts Melte.. TM pima wasally repeated Um Mete ONO what Wen, Meade. aim mem at glom The m a . fala the MI tram "AIM the ins was SM. add lead • pay hey, Meet 1$ mete et e a = a :gaga mist Os sear sttomb, is Mk N. mg Tbe Nabs& tune aids bibs boom kW =r d mils /680 wee MI TM labor dem hog la am weld% sits THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 10, Imeaz IRELAND. DCBTAIf. Bart. 9. The wi ether continues most favourable for the harvest work, which continues to 'ingress throughout the country under the most eheerieg auspices. The quantity of corn harvested daring t►e past week is ieeoribed as greater than for the whole month of Anat. Th. foliewing statistical table, which has keen compiled for the Limerick Chronicle, may be taken es a 'placably concrete return of the quality of the harvest is the different ports of Ireland for tle most important crops. The Limerick paper appends to each locality the names of the permons on whose authority the various retards are made : arum. I Winn.. J Orn. I Faun's'. No Ism at • atp Portia knots Diserrid eat bed Ditairl fatly 1111 = trt IWO glad Dismiss fold rel Imit • am Ka se bud us MI AU Wadi a maim Lams Wilned Tutees okinglowt Arthervesi st is raz Web , at Sulks blek Uneertals OMIT Ware' Partially desud Parer priming Tulare INIMed imesed 0i ha irda /IL rat Wit ems SIP Pill Me m opperiag Diem piece4s. Eilmseg asps Pin Dp .'- dYpir 11•17 led Tobin Amu& Lowe Ilmig lams illeadm !' l% "= !saye r Weibull& mop Mike dimmed Was isms, Damped Dimmed Sommais btlybtad Stalks black Pude sab.ldnig Leaves injured Gahm Diseased Stem blighted Lome' dammed Dome eppanst Half goes Stalks pee Walks bad Goad. bat volt* stalks burnt Liam black Unsound Diseased Leaf &alleged Top such burnt (Wing worse Very bad Pad Blighted Half the toot. black ,Much blighted Average Black Leaves blighted A. bid as ever Wetted Oor-thilt of s.rog Walks bt rued Stalks cli.e.sid Leaven gtas Germ ally Waved titalt.Lwithilred NAVAL. Deems() Sarre. aelleDeca-noitanno ter Posiesonos —The Neptase, 1* titer several prevloes wituntesstsi anomps to seem her mime, wee taken oat et the sew (No. 9) Seek at Portsmouth, ea Itattardey, homier bees in Jest a fersight. Is 1110113112i0a wits the shop dock, and mode:king of the shove Alp, are one or two Sets with which the pabliesieseld be Pads spesinted. Tim dealt it. •It is dream et the extremity el the myth-west point of the yard, the panties Wag by so mats a felisitms one, es it lies opus teas wiled from shiest every pita of the pat pass; it in feet abuts eat from the dockyard tato the enemy hints" at its Pete, east, sad west ..pro's, about two alio of water at high tile ee ed mud at law. Frog the Pelson of high wiade, *Nike Sow of th• tide at this spot, it would be a work of great dean. r to attempt to diet a ship is any bet the silliest weather. The dock was ceastsested by &Oasis Bramble, , the large esetreetee of Parlsmostb. at as espies, inelphog a small piece of sea-well attjelaisg, of .heat 110,0001. On Its goneeletine it win thought to site tits epeeist/ of it additional icier by brieging Ls the Nel ms*, the Steen peel, without ezossiderli. is the nave; the sleek thus acquiring the apes of the • Nepnice Dwk " But, es earseparine the Neptese's draught of water with tee depth of the !sic, it wee fated that this meld ply be effected at the bighest tides; and, in satordsom with Sib "Lemony, Friday, the Med ultimo, was lard on. Ott Met day, however, the &stoles' appeintment was met with, for the tide, bleeped by the dis stip of the wind, end other espy, eontray to all expeetsdow, did not flow so high as es the readies day. Coustqu.ntly, tee Neptune, whisk bed beets Wight to the mouth of the dock by the joint inertiase sod the morning's work of some 150 men, had to be takes back into her old plate, the hop beteg geeerally 'append that the morrow'. tide world he more propitious. otherwise it was plainly foreseen the Pt. rcpt would hare to be RIM up for a fortnight or three Pelts, at Inert, end perhaps have to be abandoned altegether. On the Saturday tee tide did rise to what was deemed to be the requisite height, when, by dint of gent term In hauling the Neptune to, the fat was thought to be manfully accomplished. It was submits...Sy discovered that between the two sneers to bring tee Neptune in the blocks as weigh the keel of the semi it iatencted to tat bad beta lowered seine two feet, thus rendering the smoimplieh• meat at the work more peptic dile. The cloth'• gof the ship we., by them 'and ettur mew. ultisstely effected, but is so 'lmply a masses as to held her off the blocks at the bottom of the deck ; is which eesdition she was shored or propped sp. The sensequesers of this fent y docking were that toe ship. o• WI water beteg let oat of the dock, sunk by the stern lull IMO lacbe caustce her support, and shares to forte in the av es of the dock, ripping off the copper from her owe Ides, and ffeeriag other destructive results. What easy be the lull cutout or aster. of these results it is at present im possible to say, bat it is very much feared, Imo.' other thicgs, that the Neptune has "broken her back.' The blame is this sinter i• now tossed from as. party to so other the dockyard people lay it as the shoulders of the e.tactruetors of the dock. sad these again te row it upon the intdieleat dockinp. This, however, does appear certain, that it a chip bike the Neptune, heels; a weleht perhaps of 6.100 tons, be dialed nut of her prop s portion, and her keel elevated some 7or S tubes above the bl eke on which it should rest, there must then be an n 107100911 pm. me on the aides of the deck, sad that one of tee o regain taut follow ; either her slentisg rapport' must torn in the masonry, or else bar own sides. Tate former ( which le, per. lisps. the peaftraba owe) wee the alternative realised. Bet it is never intended that the entire weight of a vessel should rest on her supports and shores; these are only required to keep her in her upright position while the ti r r nr bottom of be dock a expressly constructed with the view of bearing the immense weight of the ship; the bottom being formed at great expense and with great lamer, piles being drives 'town to • considenble depth, with, above them, • solid bed of concrete of some feet la thickness, enrgeounttd by the strongest and most durable masonry. The dockyard people row dethite that it is nut only the sides of the dock that have gone, but that the bottom itself has seek. How ler this my be the case num, till the water is let out of the dock, be paitiraly areertaised, neither eon we state decidedly—if it be the fain—wlwarr it has resulted from the eonstroetioa of the bottom itself, or the immense forte which so ponderous • body as the Neptune would acquire in dropping seven Inches. The above are facts, and such as demand public attention, inas much as it is the public:purse that stifle re from the e. stigma wh eh they display. Its not for a moment to his supposed that the docking of such a ms:l as the Neptune sea always bee, effected to • nicr,ty, but it is expedient that the public should be made aware of nth Mkt It being from assn. genes, waste, and nstmalculation that the expenditure on the Boni Navy is so enoramuly augmented beyond its doe bait& The Neptune is considered by rival men to be the ithest three-deeker in the British navy She was launched eighteen years eine., but has sever pet Ma in emanates, and it has been from &Maas nailer to that which has befallen her that other mall have been nucleon to moorings up the harbour; acd atter • lapse of yeas, without !sting done y duty, the palate his learnt that they have been ordered to be "'broken up," • judieions mann bang mainland as to their anfortuatte history. Thus ft is, palter, as useful to acquaint the public with wise a the causes of the exemive expenditure they have to bear, as to And fault with its amount. As to the Nep tune Duck nut( and the purposes of its I esiestruction then era some glanng inconsivenetes couneeted with it. n Fet tering aid sine it is admirable, with the important samples rest It is sot of salleient depth to take in a large ship at any tides bet the very highest. Its depth, however, Is sueleient kw the larger erase stesus.re, but thee the ewraaee is too narrow for them, with their peddle Res, to get in. it is cerialaly surprise ing 'bet in antarkiag on so large an expenditure es 120,0001 , the A imiralty that did so, did set have the deck two or three test deeper and Its entrance a foot or two wider. The result is, that from the anfarovrabk sits of the cloth, its intention' depth, and narrow entrance. it may fairly be rawnaded that the above large sum, if not absolutely thrown away, tee been expended with little discretion or forethought The above teal or rather • few of them, ' amigo enter to the knee lodge Of the Admiralty, an invosti , patios non foot regsraieg theme, but it is to be feared that as parthasent is not sew sitting sad no math r to interro gate the First Lord on the soh) iet, the Inquiry will not malt la say prestige' matures to prevent gnat negligence for the hare. _ _ _ ~Poareroarr , fhtrr. 9.—The Fire Queen star-vessel, Mingles over Captain Chade end tifßess belonsing to the /440111 College, together with a Preach naval oelher,returned frogs Cherbourg to-day, as did also the Lightning stem eenel. Raster Commander Petley, from tees same place. The Panay and Portsmouth tender' likewise re , torsi to day hos Cherbon.-1. The Usdise a teaser are 4 hos the sae glass yesterday, brills ' int( Commander Graham Ogle sad other naval daces. Tne &sem, area stem frigate, went Oct of harbour this sissies, for the purpose ot trying her qualitit• wader Seas. It is reported that she will be docked on returning bite harbour. TO Retribution, pees figs'., Captain Warder, wee balled frost alongside the Dukyard jetty lute the Strom to-day. IThe say be expeetrdto go out to Spit- head in • few dep. The Apollo, troop ship, Commander Rooseme, Me Ism takes al amide the Jetty. WOOLIVICR, BsPr. 9.— TM Pale phis= also. sloop, 2004ene power, wee bowed from this port tc-day to Dept ford, when site le to be docked asdi refitted.—The Voleano, stem vessel, 149 lone power, was takes down the r.ver to day Ma Deptford to Woolwich, to be sale ready for ter elem.—TM Argos, stem sloop, has had her boilers put on board at the Res Indio-docks, Blackwell, end will be taken ep the rim tomorrow to John Pena and Son's stakish sent, to have her engines, of 400-bone power, psi en baud —The Meetly. stem meal, Cmsander Geordie A &yaw, will have the whole of her crew, 1-icloding the cohere, eampleted by tossomow sight; the applications for persision town. in her being se uuserems, tke gsllui commander has led • digitally is choosing hoes so nosy able jamb me of smallest elmuracter who ware madam to serve ea the mad if Akio& MILITARY. Calmat Wociss, Listes Daimon °VAUD,. died os Wednesday, at Por.obsilo Barratk., where bs was stationed iiritti kb eporhsent. Bs peeved wit► his reeksest In Imes. Os tie Walsall's' st the writ titers his warmed boss as sick lease, sad as the re•estsblishsuat of ►is Malik Its et slimmed Isle 17.'s Dkd. Bost 4. at his t=, Wilts -emus, B um Willasss, Esq., for Nosy yaws assistant sillituy searstary Irilasd, aged 76 yews Pout°Nom FOSOL—In *Nee of the late shocking seed paining a family as and of room sestsdles mile to the .sites seal that shy that wool won k the habit id beleglog peiseees fungi is a the pablia amnia* mg pelseies lies elf tips the hammy as essedeenne, umenialies wee mile ea Ileterlay be, owl the sfloora rusamisi is suits • brisetfal et smelled maelireeme, iron take' is lie amiss of a ampaloof yli• Mai OM may twelve et the, whole let Iron loadhohnialt• Me eemalodee ebembeceies. Mese emielleee wed to ie salig pollue ." 4:e l l g a e rZese . 4 ":72.=r. bet le tinned amiss they bill !soft semi es West be "Mbarpew. OM Ma kneels* el the One *snow if SPORTING. TATTERSALL'S ...-irositasix. GMT TOIIOIIIBE Hilnnen , . •s to t aost las. Oshaldnosair ladnan,* salildt4l7) 7 to I to itorson's Thir Castle 11 to 1 Woreottre'eTtoutureee. , ' The ohne were the ably boson inedeilthi le Nees the (edgy wee very wall y • truolies es Clotherorket's twalitteattes, arising oat of kis hada, bees ed by ado task. r tar bats, has for the peers *east any dlepedtloe to leak Wm. tie. =SUL It to 1 apt toed StOejor ., 11 1= L 7to Clot larKillshdraft (t) S. to lord USW% loekaater II to Kr. J. Settee Cyprus to to Mr. Watt% Chatted= IS to I 0 to Itr. V ii i=lrlll2 ll a SS to Kr. Wlttlei L -40 to hir.Jrques% Mary (toad art off) OA to 10 RarobtratedlaKsrahlooesslYEa. and Chatterbox (t &weal baskeds wen laid at event sed 11 to 10 spat Vol dear two or dins boadreds 111 6 to 1 dad II to 2 opt Pialmort, at N to 1 opt Bwhaster, and 7 to 1 and 16 to sopi~ttWiediedieralt ; BoHadbroke sad Whim lett of Meatless; klaroldootw WEL duff 40 to 1 had bunt betted omen) times, was backed at 36 to 1 la peed quieten. Mother n dedend net et sten. crUZZIFITCH RTAXEL wee to 25 apt Yr. Parr's Clothwert of 1,00 to 15 Lord etrethsorVe Moo er altostt) CAIIIIIIIIIOIOIIIIOII STAIRS. 00 to 1 apt Loyd J. Ilteett's tarsus (t) SO to 1 Dais ol ittehmooo% Mier (t) Awn colt) (t and at Con DERBY. IS le 1 apt lb. tlaitonrs Paine Maier (t) CRI('KET. ELEVEN PLATERS OF SURREY ♦. FOURTEEN OHNILEII324 OF TEE SURREY (LUB AND COUNTY. Yes eodey thls annual match was commenced at the Oval, when there was a larger steemblage of spectators than we had anticipated, seeing that the gather was anythirg bat attraative or hasping. At the doer of the play for the day the NOM StOOCIS lOU : „...........—___ _ _..._. Ti Chntru O. E. Gardner, Seg, 1 1 et, a IE.W.?y r, Eq., h w, a &wawa I 1 0•e knell 0 o.Crawley, In., a amnia o W. Webtooley, Seq. , a law C. Colton.. Seq., • sal a issa Stockwell E. Ripley, Est., b Ilmorossa 6 Vt. Denlaaa, Seg., a Ilrodcwell 0 W. Piper, E.W. • Loam, W. INgs, F•q.. b Stockwell ... 0 a Stockwell F. P. Haler. Zoe , • Ileetkok, well. 0 b lkoskenta 11.„Wases. ,... rag., • lodger, • ‘..• 6, la 710dralaa.' 8 C. Wirt. 7 f Minoan, select J. Entry. Dods" b 73 4 e =kr. b Cemdarr IkeekeBll, a Mater, to Waits& 1 Voe smelt was to be muse Lasitm Ow.tow, b &Wm tb W. Waffle*, fit cut . . ... %le ;lb, i; tilt' moralog. 137 Eats 3intelligente • COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—YErnapAy. Bums Ma. COIOLUSIONZI Pam Is us NZWTON, ALIAS NIALII. This was the 'art examisation meeting is the ease of Charles Newels, described as • staler. of Wiesoltoe, fa Sam It was stated that he lad been bankrupt before, In the arms of Neale, end bad not °lsaias& his certificate. On reference to the preeedbegt, it appeared that he had bees ostiltropt in 1838, heals, married on the badness of grocer, at Rtssfor , in the name of Charles Neale. Mr. Ashley appeared for the assignees under the former bankruptcy, and stated that a petition bad bees lied to Mr COOlni/1101111, Holroyd's mart, praying that this bankruptcy might be annulled, and the matter was to be argued on the 18th. He Honour thought the bankrupt's surrender ought to be tales in the name !Newton) in which he bad been made bankrupt, that being the sass by which he had boss Wows for some years. Mr. Lucas, who represented the beekeept, sold he led advised him to make kis surrender in that nese. lie had to ask that the zanization might be sejourned, on atermat of the petition pending in the other court, which prayed that these proceedings might be annulled, and claimed the assets for the former assignees. His Honour thought It would be a monstrous doetrise to hold that the recen t acquired assets of the bankrupt, ham the property of another set of creditors, should be handed over to those of ten or twelve years ago. Mr. Lucas believed that the modern eases would sot war rant such a dispealtios of the property. Mr. & sluing, who appeared for the essignees, said the mean the bankrupt bad penned bad been to buy large quantities of flour, paying half in cash and giving bills for the restainder, and then to dispose of the whole for cash at the tame prier. The smiled*r wee takes, as directed by his honour, and the last easenicat'on was adjourned ; a private meet ing to be held la the vereotloto. SURREY SESSIONS.7Yzammy. These •;;;;;ootssiencesd yesterday before Mr. PlNkle, the chairman, and a tall heath of atagiatnges Aseording is the esleader there are only 18 c reosen for trial, and the offences with whisk they ate arged are of the most trivial &seriatim. The Cbairman mid that it was with real pleasure that be had to congratulate the rand jury and the county at large on the state of the calesdar. a had bed aonsiderable em• reviews in the cientmlatices of the pesos for the county of Bsmey, and he had never is hie life ems so light a Woodsy at the present mason of the year as the one for the present al med, for there were only 18 prisoners for trial. Verbs. amine had doubt/ses brought about this anmable remit, and probably mom the foremost was the better educa tion of this people. white bad induced in their Wade a right feeling as to their statioa and importaale to society. The governor of the gaol had put into his bands an average of the calendar for the last eleven years, from which it appeared that the average number of Flamm for trial is each year was teem 62 to 70, while, is the ;want illitenia, the 'Dumber for trial was only 19. The caleseler also was meet satisfactory, net only as respected ameba % but also in refetenea to the mimes committed. They were of the ellektest deemiptles, sad no of them moulted any gesuesat from kis. Frost the statenmat sent to the chairman by the governor of the gaol, it solvated that the number of prisoners for trial in 1839 was 87; in 1840, 74 ,• la 1841, 90 ; In 18474 87 ; in 1843, 28; in 1844, 73 ; in 1846, 43; la 1846, 42 ; in 1847, 76 ,- to 1848, 33 ; sad la 1849,48. The grand jary bevies retired, the eourt presewled with the trial of the prisoners, but so case aping for a report came helots it. THE POLICE COURTS. MANSION.#OIIBI.. .. A Croons Bwiitititti.:4o.ll4 C - Woly alias Mahon Ovary, of the Royal Navy, was charged under the Wow log einumstanas. Me. George Taylor, a genthonao, who resides at No. I, Rammorset, Yisorles, end the roomer was introduced to an by Captain Jackson, a friend of mine ' who is is the Gerona service, as Captain Crosby of the Royal Navy, in the mama of April, 1849, and se contrived to plunder me alder false eoloun, arena some of moonyeoloan, and of a aero meter. Captain ;schen was imposed upon by him, and I having former) y belonged to the navy never in the slightest degree doubted hie veracity, when he described the corium seines is which he was conmesed, especially se he claimed a lose acquaintanceship with me, and reminded me of num serious in which I was engaged la my early life. He told me that he was to emend Admiral Breafort as Hydro amebae to the Admiralty, that he was to Ueda* member for Davenport, in the room of flir John Romilly, who was to represent the ninety, in the room a Mr Tarns% who was to take dace, sad that the anhagateuts bad been sane with the Rome Department, and wend take plan as soon es potable. (Mask laughter.) Upon the belief that he was a aptain In the navy, and that hie other representatiess were true, I advsnited to him from time to, time, about 601 is sash, and reselmd bin into my house. Wanks was in my Lease, whisk was about three months, he reqamsed that • bananas whisk I had might belch with him In his Memo as he wished to register It, and he maid that M was iseirrai to show it to his wife, who wain an ill state if hal& The barometer bu disappeared as well as the money, sod I have asteertained that he is ant the pence he aepreeseted bias& to he, and that he has !imposed upon a number of porno by similar statesmen Alderman Cordes—Have yea get any whammies here to prove that the rentatioms he Mae were Isles ? Kr. Taylor—Tbers anseverdseatiemen present who are sequancod with the deceptions Ita kes reader& Replayed of themes/a In the navy _walk maiderable ability. He is • puma of enelleat Wins, had be abounds with the mast amaslaa aasedotes, who* be tells with peculiar vinsity and lone. In fast he inhalant himself so completely with some mama oseentaess e that these who woe present at the alarmism wore tobiW doesived and sever shy. wed that he was an hareem aawmiebreae whisk eaukl have been witoositd by hat • Wry few person be se seen - rattly deemilsed. that no question was entertained of the truth of the whale of his saatioes. I istredssed blue to several of my friends, sad we all bad the some "kiss of lilt. He was received. awl Ima vary gamy to say the* his 'spatting enanded ia the quarters to width I was so ea. fortunate as to handan him. All were maraca' that ke ' wa s Captain Cresby, of the Royal Navy. until I learned Mat be was a boatawaiee realm arylithttc) Mr. nobler, who appeared for the primmer, told that his sliest had illiod* sheathes le bey Ma 's esoy, and the n i ttL art nest have awned that be le the wens bb neyhr—l eadastaad, fens a letter rsetived hoe Ins John Homily, that be his beta seltealsaaster one sense bola sad I Intim bib be los well "allied to Oil thelikeb• ths. ammo But fa Wee to mist the *Ws helm sepsis bt the navy lbw le at priestirrenet =%Wm that los hot paid boo @Waal to the soil of (yeesea Of hb iamb there see be ee dente ei ell. 1 beinisetti bin to MO of my Mime, with vim hedised, sal by whim Its was asked to dine seek, lay 114.11 had% bona ettedrad with Masa, rat hiss a beer. the dither, sad what wee the beau he the repose el eloleisies a et ROL (lienehlek) The Ley 4 „florist— How did ks rewire the gaosty from you ? Mr. Taylor prsdeset throe I 0 ti's ; two he vv. tech, sod elm ter ossil Mi 4, I ree ivad astathet 0 U iron , bins fee 101. hat d it. Tim Lord mos gam him this some ; y, bd. Webs( that ha was Crosby, of the Royal Nair 1..; Mr. Tall* . When he souks to.ils r. oll lama of me. I said, " Well, I - AM sonsibieg of year (am, hat smakow or other I *eight yeah watt taller." (Laughter.) Bat the fact Is ha Ms tbe rat woaderlal faulty of datoptios. H• is an on. mainly slam fellow. (Laughter) My wife, who wrote to thr Juba Homily shoot hist when we suspected that h• gm= under false osloars, ramivoll the latter which your will be so mod as to mod. Th• following is the latter : " 9.h August, 1819.—Msdarnr-I did set like to answer your letter till I bad mods %geoid.' resp ecting *h• I man collie' himself Captain Crosby, who had imposed spot, the benevolence and kindness of Mr. Taylor and yourself. now horn by a later which I rensimd this musing that he was M. boatswain's roma. of H.H. Map A; ins art; but that, being a pawn above his sissatims, sad mg nada• eaten', he was placed in the situation of sahoestater over the sailor boys of the am Josef at Devnnpor ; and, on ti Bso 3.,sef being beiliert up, be held a similar shoat ias on board H.M. ship Aalneourt. He has not been in D v..apert for two or throe months. His family weld* there in lodgiege, he hawing given up the house No. 25, —street where Ise tor. smelly fowled, and wham he tones navigaion. I. appears that he Is much in debt in Hammer, and that it is not convenient to him to spina in that neighbourhood. Hs is stated to ha a very impuden• and animism chaotic., usually wearing a asp and • eel -1 bad, which los /tares inside on appearing Weight of his ship. I ham asked but remind no answer SS to whisker ha is in the receipt of soy pension. This Is all that I have ban able to hear reveries him ' and I regret that his unauthorised use of ay num shoal I have boon the occasion of your trusting to his repw ant•ttoos.-1. am madam, your obsdieat outwit, Jous RoStis.V.—Mts. "117107." r. nobler submitted that there VAS no we of fraud against the prisoner. It appeared that the prisoner acted is the envies, end the his name was Croeley. and everybody knew that captain was a complimentary Oils to any man who served in the capacity of commander. Alderman Cerise—Bat he represented men than that. He represented that he was to succeed Admiral Beaufort as hydrograpiter to the Admiralty, and that he was to rimed te Sir 2olin Romilly's seat in parliament. Mr. Taylor—He stated everything with great skill. Whew it was mentioned to him that his name did net appear la tee Navy List, he amounted fir tbs• by saying eh, the and poor Cochrane bed bean scratched together, but that he • apart d yen soon to get his elan es a surrimithated admiral, and to take all his hack pay. (Great Ithibter.) The time mad moan is white Ms. Taylor rvs this es. traordinary account of his guest, who, it a, pear d, hot been living upon his hospital ty or three months, caused great amusement, and the Moira himself could not help patki rang In the reinstate of the scene. Mr. Tall,' then put in a letter directed to the Lord Mayor frets a navy her enent's widow, who had bra two can ago done out et IN. by the prisoner, sad who threw hermit' upon hi. lordship's protection. Mr. R. P. Hastinge tailor, of N . 2 Cos le erre, Falcon sleets, said—The prisoner was introduced to me as Captain Crosby, of the royal navy, by Wiggins, the foremen tea re lative of Mr. Taylor. He came to me in April, 1849, and erne me an order for n palr of trousers and a waistcoat. I supplied hint with the gooN, and sent them to Ms to Mr Tayl•r's residence, I was at vet paid for them. The primmer stated to ate that he would have further orders for me i• hen his offices or ehamhen, which wen being fitted oat for elm at the Admiralty, sheald be ready. (Laughter On his ernes examination by Mr nobly", the witness said " Cap eds Crosby, WN " was put down In th e order hook. W. T. Perkins, assislant to Mean. Prince and Co., of Leadenitall•street. outfitters, said the prisoner introduced himself to Mr. Prime as Captain Crosby of the royal navy. A short tiers before the hoses had to St out the son of Lientenaat Train of the royal navy, and the primer said be was a friend of Lieutenant Toiler, and he knew the boy from a child. (Laughter) He bad an esthete uniform coat, to the cuffs' of which he wished lass to be pot, by *nearly° o'clock in the day, as he wee to drive some ladies to the peek, and he aceompani d me to 'h. *bap of a Isnot aln Lamborn-street, where I shone th- lace. He said he had been with Admiral Cochrane, and had lest his step, bat he hoped soon to have his deg, for there were many junior officers who were now his sent .n in command. (Much laughter.) The coat was done to his order,with titres stripes of sold hes, Ht• notein's distinction. The Lord Mayor sad Alderman Carden then adjourned the ease to Wednesday next. Mr. Meru' hoped that care would be taken to depr've the prisoner of the letter, upon the strength of which the 101. had been bonewed. SOUTHWARK. _ _ ROI7IIIILT CONDUCT IN • T .— Edward Dial" was charged with throwing a tsunami., fit some mspni tad, on the stags of the Victoria Theatre, etriking Mr Higgie, one of the actors, during the performance of the " Hoops," and causing great confusion and dbtarbanoe in the theatre. Mousy, the constable of the theatre, stated that on Battar day sight, while the farce of the "Moue" b fag enacted, he saw something endlessly thrown from a private box in which the prisoner and some other par if., were • and i• ' struck Mr. Higgie, who was under the table at the time. complete ups ar maned, and all the audience in the pit humid round and menewl the prisoner with throwing the and had sot witness entered the box from a pri vate way he really believed that some of the parties in the pit would have attacked the prisoner and his companions., so Indignant were they at their disgraceful conduct. The mi. *seer being distiaetly pointed oat to him as the offender, witness took him into untidy. Mr. Thomas Higgie, one of the actors attached to the above theatre, said that on Saturday night, am fog the farce of the'' Mouse," he wu concealed under a table in the metre of the stage,whil• Mr.Poresan waft on one Bids ands lady on the other. He thee heard an uproar in on. of the private boxes, and on looking out from his hiding plate he este the pri soner standing op throwing something on the stage, which struck witness on the side of the head a very heavy blow. He first believed that he had been struck with a piece of 'ornery, bat Sadie, that it was a caultiowa he went for. weed and appealed to the audience respecting the insult, when surly 'embody pointed out the prier.or as the party who threw it. The uproar was so great that it was Ss. possible to proceed with the performance, come quently wit. nem went with his pass key into the box lobby, and de. mended an entrances into the box where the prisoner WIN hat they reseed to open the doer. Mr. Ryder. however, forced as open, and Waisted non the prisoner end his com panions quitting the theatre. Oa their sluing to do so, wham wised hold of the primmer end pulled hiss out, and handed him over to the custody of the taker. When they were ejected from the theatre wt nem returned on the s age and dabbed the performasoe. in defense Mr. Hill contended that there wu no proof that his client threw the taal:fl aver. Mr. Seeker said It wu quite arta,' from the prieorer's own witnesses that the cauliflower found its way horn their box, stud he had no doubt the prisoner was the party who threw it. It wee a most dirgtaufal act, end m a caution to others he should order the dateadaat to Sad bail to keep the pease for twelve months. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. TIIMIDAT. SIP?. 10, 1860. The Mate of the Weather at sash or the Weeds; plume at Nisi o'clock peterday meralag. The stations are arranged is order of latitado. tte Came et leramte of tii Named ram m u d w a d eat. el Weenier. ...--- te, Kutemiewit (Dtriun) LE Gentle Brom anedless 1 Ptinom ..... ....... X. Gentle , . Breese Terisliv OM, Beie -.mei . . ......... N. Oestle Mae Cloillas at Setinasmen ......-. LW. isms Breese Cloudire its lesasereste ...... N. Auveg Erase Peeit i gn Medi rw CM Cloudy cm . Bamee LE UM Meilies a d Eseam. LE Oestle Besse = Cloudy amonni ... N . L Gen o- sweets. ........... N.!. CMG Emus Omme ter Liam" .......... N.E. GIBWIIIIIOIIIIII overeat So Pareuesnaii .... I f T .samemt.. ... N.W. Oen* Orem Ids . t . semim...... LS Osatis Seem Oment - Tee: ,_k• W_ - . IMMIT . . ....... au Demeerest NE CMGs Drew Mertegt ler rau.m...;;„ N. Cr. Prhnipally Om top -. . Oentlot Erma = i " h a i I= Eeletret ................ z 5 E. GM m W. no. . MG neem omosa ratan/ Mani VV s., • . 1 ..... ... . 15% NOMPIWWW THIS DAY. Now. awl` L S Mode trzaKtli WY& State et Weather. SWIM Ile IS Ouse r. delbenters Oases did bet mash this gala Swee ter yelikelise yesterday ; they therein@ Ile lists elf the weather coa Saturday morales at rho AWL iirTiZiaped? Ides sumuts.—(From the IVeeman's Journal of September 9.)—Boas hell fluctuation have again taken place in the City ol Dub •••aaa Comprny, as will be seen by our quotations. Groat &mine and Writers, 314 (11 adossee);Yrefimenee Simms (61.6.. paid), ; (24 10s. paid), 21; Midlasd Great Hewes, 271 (10e. advents); all paid 30; Habib+ and Belfast Junction, 141 4; Waterford and Limerick, 7; Diddle sad Drogheda, 281; 'ftir e, 94; Dun dalk and Boaiskillen, 4; Dablin and Himpitown Halves, Ilf ; Qtarters, 84 ; Cl y of Dublin Steam (M. &Mini ) ; Halfßlares of 111311, 16 (31. advises); Hibernian Bank, 264 (I advance); Kinks Compasy of Ireland, 44 f ; &limas mid Ceestimeelf Gm. 6 4; 1' 44,9260 luvaws ComPaii—T 7 ; City Dslominint (Old), 724; 71. w, 684 ; Dublin sad W town Dabottorei• 100 a ; Grand Canal Bonk NI. TEI PIIDLABIe MARIZT, LIVERPOOL, with the site epee whim' it wands, was sold =ay by amities by the =lon, soil based by Kr. Halm, Wider, for Vidrortininassti n —tCllo/01,4 CI7IIIID DT ROLLO- wale Onovxmis mut —Balm. el aWm palliest la the "Doi Guntur Gem ur. Te~ss, of Caps Taws Dear Mdllek—Ouring tba wirspq mp ademmil ef the weal Urn nand taztilar Is ca r& =toff atir millu" sarairtur anti myna r ..... trss4 .amorar.lio ni maid = ana to • raw asp am a l a i gir e ar r taw ibit ra;m Ar e al la bre int maw onoL"—line nail st imams )14.111ausf. Imam if ARK ETS. ma t " - - 24.—L[ViliPtoOL, @OTT. 9 —Tbm m 11.• of sew+ to di eels sled at e r OT eon Ltd about 100 Pe: nate. arshas. Sto aSO is. II to Ilt ; IGO Rat's. Fq ta Ains.. 111 ; our .1, hi to • wag Iltionilay, lb.ooo bah:. Impart einS 1 hands spec minket mimed it , sil end el mondlied. Osilher e totem prim of all kinde , `men rum We think Ras the trade bom bolo more to-Coy : the wort dissol emotions. WOOL.—Basairt/.-I.httiag *a latter half of the plat swat It we bed a briak Madam ns Weak lode Arad 4.600 cot. et waisews kinde were perehmd. The AM demand was for inferior wallwedhun In. rush a-detach WAIN at SO deb. A SS dubs. A wad as tar good Polirli and NAP. Mile sitmlima ma ad ads. to'l dor, of whieb eery eceeelarebte aireaUtl. • mei Shrew 1110,TIOr. But there war also • gad deal told fur aaaftad of tlhe latter us hels,. es well as Lambe Waal. as Ws doh. fa le Ms, 4114 frit Work at 33 dale. to 60 41a, and Sloe flacks Wed Mail two 601 a. to 63 4.1 a and eta. botheht for Austria'. Belgian. awl Dutch secount. The prises of the yank, torts, A well es Labe' Woole. are NA I to 3 doh. briber j the ether spedithe an enelts red. She bewares &um Mend. Bess* rod Haw wry anseleue. *Mums la sago tersely awe might hese mowed hem the proatraity of the autumn fate. The inudllieses tram the froth Ot. lulas..'ss tale Is verr favourable. There wdziesst amaspet itios of foreign and native Awes, end the prices of sgealitte• were trom OIL to Had. higher AA is J NIT, and Alm eit weeverg active. MVO wen about 34.00 Cwt. ter say and Aiwa alums lapoo cwt. was sold. - • - - - - 31011 COW.— T. • veep** have bra frets 4,000 pods to 4.0 1 14 pads of ine.dlitaa unwashed Wool ; 3.0 0 0 pwis to 4,000 ends of 11111..eutt sad Jokallierinetßelaweniest wailed 4415; 3.0 11 0 nide of itieslnn Mean, 7,000 pads of Garman coloo4te Wool, 3:130 pude of Biltatharino, 41.000 pude of landed pniprietois' washed Wool; conse quently, shout 63,000 pods to 4%,000 pude teethe whole. Theurtseterbeei fell Wt 01, cambia' sod speculators' Wool.. were all sold, and oe teal of the landed p.opeittors abut 3,0110 pude to 4,900 psis nes ea s titt reined. eased& The prima obtained ranged Bole •e. to 17r, . Inc to quality ; obedient tetchier le 33 to Itr., and the best 14 30 to 17e, The result of the fair ogees nes petted se it was surpri-Ing. as neither the oonditino at borne nor the WWll:pow from Arnarl led to its antleipstion. Ilene elan as at Chartow, the utteufacturees of the province wcre eat present. be he dealers tis unlit very little. The .hied parch:lsere were Toesushetarer• frau the district of Teebortigow and from i'Ww l9l . l sfeceldir .4110 Mona Bow the bores of Brady, Berditecliew, in, especial, the later, who purchased Oran, light, awl proton Wools at ennratouely high prime. The avt roue rise on the prim., of IS .9 is rstber difficult to give, but without creep- Minn It may tec4lenated at from 43 to 30 per cent, Fir certainly Rene qua lities radioed from 33 to 43 per emu. some, but of canoe thee are escepioeul eases. No hiss was bowel en lonian woutust Sue Obese b 5 and the Balite sad Waal ass. co ax —Ciamtornia, B , p•. 9 —A dell meeker to -day ; of Wheat the quantity on ogee was only moderate, the prays of liot week bens. ceystepportal. Bak y nominally without alteration. Woe acd kerns rallies as per quotations ba nw. 'Stem, W. lOa. w I It. 10s. per load; infector, W. to 94. Barley, Vs. to Ans. per qr Oats, lea. to 24a, Wince, Pls. to 325. HADLEIGH. 8:p•. 9.—We bad a better attenflaneo at market to-day, wab some additional supply (chiefly Wheat of the new clop) ; very little ',elution from oar tart In peke. A sample or two of Pea. formed the supply of sprit/corm . _ _ STKVMMO, B.pt 9 —Crawls y fair intaferal wig, our markt* today, and awed the all, Wawa to Us Uraited. The trade fr Watt ma other anis was ',Wady, sad afal at law plias. ttld Wheat, white, PIS. la. to IN. ; wry, 111. to I la.; ad. Wd, IW. lOr. to W.; mew, lul. ler. ICU. Barley, 2 0 e. us. Oat., a. to Um. W. Bum. 27a. to Ste. Pak aft. to 3la. CATTLE. &I. COLCHESTER, 8 pt. I.—Ths show of sho, p and Lambs was a arty so large as that of list week. and the ant inat of sees similar. "her. was 50 partkWar alteration In view The •auplie• of newts rootlitte food, bat the aides effected were fewood the trade Tubed byway to the now. teen omen tom Maas slat at unsaleable. Good Nlet Cows mann aurae, sad cow mad goad snow. Thorn wr no inkpoosoest In Lim PR trade. Supply: Wrap and Lunt% SAW; (Shea, 22; Bess% 222; Pqrs,2l3; U..'.. and Eosin% OE HAILLoW Folk. Soot. 9.—Thia fair, which is Wit Iw ha. n peance and immediately succeeds that of Reant, was held yester day. The tresb arrival of Cattle foss Norfolk, tinrtolk, and Cam bridge, teether with the woad stuck fr re Barnet, caused a meat all ply. The node nit ezetedlndly flat for time news, end roles weld only be eftetted by the breeders making an abatement of from las. tone. per bad op a the prices obtalwd et Basel. Mileb CORP tort ep their pslae, w me very Woke Suffolk% with calses by their ads, re Wing 161 per head. this lair twin& noted for the hicamese numbs of cateeZolts wtuly sent by the beer dery from Norfolk and Suffolk. muses a large u•tendsnee of buyers. The two-yeam-01l twice frem 16 to 26 data( as ewe; the tbrotoyeare old, .0 to 40 gatness; yearned% It/. to ISt.. news. Hoy, from hen!, intik tram Suers and Kettle, from Surrey, brag very *itemise buyers. Heidi Howes and Kinks declined in pow. LIVSUPOOL, Sirt. have as unueuelly large sup ply of cattle at this day'a market, the better deroription or which ouni =acted a ready sale at full pmts. Middling and inielidr qua ity in dud demand, and a 'ergo nougat' nusild. ?ibecii in roan what l-a ripply, and prices warmly equal to those °UAL., d tls laq Lamb nerdy out of 13e:4011. beet, lld. to 3.d. lluttuo, did, to did. liedetu 3.0.,3, sheep sod 1-mball,9ol. . _ NORWICH, 03..ut. 7.—Our market ozhlltl'ed • enod 'thaw °feta* rattle; Wade we doll, and last week's pekes moll not be ob tained ; at th e alum elvew lots reaututed unsold. bkd lies•ts few Is number, at 64. to 65.64. ye r How of 1416*. The peas were Laity 81l d. Lambe, keeping Sheep, and ewes were fully Is. per heed luwea, and nearly half unsold, Fat Sheep, 6e. GAL to 6s. 91. per stone, with s dull male. In store Pip and fat Pak no alterrtton worth note*. HOP INTELLIORNCE. MAIOSTOPIE.—T he bens eoroinue to ctroll in spite of I'VtTy thing—COM Mabee, cloudy days, frost, mould, short bine—Rome of these unary fatal impediments appear even to check their luxuriant t rosgma„ It Telma= to he seen, however, whether the golden pm. ml e is not decevive. Esperoome d übsowers assert that th• strop wiil be !mod to a .me down hr short of present espectotion. Tee mou.d alone e 111 prevent some thousand awes In Mid Kent from to log picked at all, aed idea. perk. of the Valuation at precut not moan damped will probably be abandoned when then they crane to he examined, cmcclally if we have much of the usual 21 0Mr1Pahinkent. a the equisnettal season -wind a d eain. M.uy planters have com menced puking, which will be general in the mune of the present week. The duty Ash keeps up, and was beaked at :30,000/. to 213,00 q. at our market on Thursday last. Most persons with shorn we have communictted on the subject are however still of opinion that It is quoted much too high. A eterespo.nrtent yens ' May I give advice to Inv brother planters not to pick mouldy hops. They never can pay for picking with a probaba duty of 200,iOvi. The first leas is the beet. They do miachirfm •11, insan e the duty, a nd lemma th e vice." old h..p p'ur'er into - ;We - ue that takr: is more mould In the Weald of Kent than he ever raw before; be omits to name the ground, on account of the Jealousy felt by the p•anters who are No un fortunate, but the secret will come out with the ample, In spite of Dare In picking. DASMI/40 —P. king emesseamd here vesterdsy, but it is too ea' ly to pronounce decidedly upcm the Meld. FauLt.lou the pLeetta rot- ere ro ne on well. Pickles ea /4r. Klis's grounds la expected to commence on Friday nest. WltOrliAN —Our lean piantatiuue are gotag ou will. Ticking will be general la a few days. Mikinem —Pu.kiug has commenced. In many pious they come down short... . . 151.C0mir , .-Altbnorth rho weirber bre been dry daring tre het week, the nights have been frosty, and the late bops have been at a stand, and where then Is a tendril," to would are toting meek worse; the well-cultivated and heathy grounds have improved. Picking will not be general till abut the 16th. Bnuoierniriu —Our hip. are 'raw on very rati.faeferily notwithstanding the cold night'. Picking will eoeniseace the soidiLe of the week. . ilowrom Knurl' —Yr. Raw 11 erommon , ed phial, on Wrdnenlay lan; put rf the plant dim heeler taken the mould and getting verse rendered it Wens& eto commence ea early. The pick ing will be general is this neigthnurl9 ed about the 9th and lath. We have beats of Irish pasting dad), yet the growers tar there sill be • lack at bands. _ . . . . weather of the past few days has had an extraordinary s Met upon the hops. Thom which which hunt In yaw% have shot forth rapiMy. Where the mould exists It is in mamins tat, which indnees a premature picilng slate parties cos. =teed Wi mei, and others yesterday. It es hardlr he expected the hr p will grow mach larger. The garden belonging kr Yr. Newport, at M log ft Thimas's.hill, has atlrsoltd a great number of ;lib; ;War; the Warr titetrWingtiveMirtliii2;DeTshboTuTeucri: —Malaeteree Jearma, of rept. 10. atanzwohnt —Toe mould has made mach turret) within the last week, and them are several grounds that will not be picked at at. True are also a new grounds that are pod, and promise a fair crop, bat se shall be far short of an aver ye. Tiorrow WATIMIWOIIOIeT Alen PI WITLISITIIAD —Where the how are free from Mere there will ben average erep, as they have grown so freely within the meth. Them is a omeldriablequan tity of would, winch will much red me the quantity. )iaOLOW —The hops in this rartak present the appearance of an ritimidant crop. Pisa*: win be geasral this week. M•Luro emeeneeoed whin"; vesterder ; i• will become general Wooed the middle of the week. The crop to still very uneven to regard to star and forwardness, and there are few or no grounds without a little mould. VALUING AND HUSTON —Our hops have mood improved during the rut week where the mold be. not made its upprerance. Some few began picking yesterday, and we thick it wall become general this week. low imam —The mould increases in some grounds, while others ere quite tree. There Is a prospeet of an average crop. Many pinoterawid mamma picking atoot the lith RoLVINDSW —TAO Mops to this ... R obe / irk...od which have been picked are cot quite ripe, end some planters have con sequently delayed picking for a few days. The grapes have came forward this Let week. We shall, U weather permit, grow a great mops bTLPLIRURST.—The picking will Memo general this day (Tree lay.) Mr. Carley ommeneed lest Wednesday, =dile states they SVCS some down Whetter condition. Osennitoon. —The hope in that neighl•ourhood ere still making tepid program, developing themselves during the put week in rich predurf-n. Therein to'be found here and there a pole with • garlic tomb of weld, but it le very trifling. Pickier commences prettygmerally this week. I . IIINTIRDRIL—P.ekiag has cror meneed, and promises to be fownwithle for the pickers, but the late hope are rather deficient la condition, the told night' hsving rather rebuded their growth. fin the •hole they look well, and are expected to average l 0 or 11 ewt. per were. HOILMUONSIS —The first week's avid free/ nights and sonny days have been wry bessildat to the ripening of the hope, but It hoe brought • very *Moos berme of flea, which takes the coadi. tries away very bra. Nothing doss so mach harm. except mould, at this time of the yew.. These is the greeted quantity we ever tow in the Weald and Sores We were In Nome mart grounds on Saturday, of lam estate, which, Vint weather yet in, will he nearly all spoiled ; but if thee are gat , ered Immediately, Pitted, and knocked about, they may deceive WSW judges. All decent. on the weather, but the mould end the lea, if It still prove dry, must decrease one-fourth of the huh In a greet part of the plantations. Picking will be general W this pert& about the 1 nth ',Asa. EDSNBRIDOIL—We WWI picking ereerdey (Monday). Three in mere mould than was expo:tad, and it la thought the duty le set too Mgt. FARNRSNI. ALTON, and COUNTRY DISTRICTS, 15• et 9 We hare bud some • try cold nights during the lest week, white will wenn: env great inervam of weirbt or she merino crop. Picking has par tally commenced, and will te very point thia week.—Mood. slaw Gazette, of Sept. 10. STATE OP THE HOP PLANTATIONS. Xr. W X mot. of C otterbsrv, is a totter to the editor of Ms /veldt Oleireer, amps, " nett hoes = do TM atttms to pap a Alt d as di mod toassmoi 01d eat Ms bratial issidoss. oesr wows% Mt Maher. we at som comamosti oar Gomm moo Ms Vs hem wild wore 'mi tosis. Is prsilde an to isoird per sere, being dm Issaissar. Oa its Ilor vs started foe a Orin imp padem W• 6% to Wiliont, liceburst, Hoot it MIMI Ld sasstimid Masa we remained for 1 4: 11 / 4 4•Is laddie as dim liessek IM gotten of Briley, R on si via . ri new Mit i loa a r em i i; Ntartitise• • lis islissold Istamt s si es = set per soo, le 111/ Ile had do fai7 II 6' 19 • l i marn s =" . el " I 111 a. trail sis r all tesei ti o g ssisoe apse urn 41 de plus. wads; de VIIII ado • la M mum od p s • i I il • g a bap Nur pr soy ; la dims ad tory ; nay, I Mod/ sill der i f we Mil brit lidera sot. par dm listoodor ft *MAN% lb% ea dig Mow iss ash poselel le IMMO if offiNewollisaltalatemili the fine plantdions of Mr. Whitt n, at Capri, thence to East Nekhanit and Yak :kw were we found some garden" looking well, others finny stfeeti d with nanukt. Pouting on tannish the Parietal., Banning. Waterinsbury. and Ntirreworth, to West Peckham, in all which pe rishes the mom bit di. ate has Almelo' the plant, more na les. to a ruts a. eat nt ; oxiny acre% In my estimation, being unworthy the Owen: further e widow' n. After passing through these blighteil pus I.hta, we hod the gr,titie Woo of e • emitting the mere prolnisixe dotrict of 6.thire-gravn, neer ; and I cannot conclude any report without eonrratulating rte large planters of that locality upon their porno O. and complimenting them upon the excellence of their system of cult cotton, eepecially Moore. Hip..ing mid Co., whose Ma. !pigment I have long Lund tered on ex until° worthy of imitation. With crop. varying ao much. sad with tl.c uncertainty rrepecting the Hems that tom shows timeline Salmons ty, it would be preaumPtxx , fill W hanard an °pint n ; yet 1 am Inclined to bolters that the duty, SG at prtee..ttatuatted, is not overlaid. PUBLIC SALES. Bum 6.—By Messrs. Saurrtr.womm tad Sows, at tIM Rl•tt.—Tte rtvercou to a moral of 6,0661. 13.. 41. T►TUS per Cat.n., provided a lady, alma at, should survive hew tho'her, aft"( 76, with fur - her contingent:its ; alwn throe polun4 n tn. lite of the mwtgaior, premiums, paid ups oh f r 1 8001. Alwh4ereversi n to one-third part of 6,6661, 13s. 44., at the death of a Fa alpines aged 04, legacy uuty Three Pet C nts.—eold foe I,oeol. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCB. Men er .11k• .11140•41:14.p5."..1N1A.yrs laill: CASUALTIES. Ass and Rifts Coyle: et - 13 — orti;rTon - d, from Glasgow to S•enin, lett nil rburg )esteidsy after repairing donne austaii.ed in having hies ashore on Cairohalg Heal; age sprang a leak end Inundtrod about 12 miles 4AF this pore; errs, strati —Poternesd 8 pt. 6 !Turnout., &bon, frm 114f.{ei to H►mber', 111 A been wrecks at 13..3 •eh ; crow rated.—Cozh.rtu, tlept, 6. Ln'ina Calirtina. from 114rtIrpool for Ha ; awl Muria J W• to, fr, m tiond-,Laud for Nletuti ; wet► atrand•dn this port, 27th A ; CrilMS eared.—War berg, Aug. 30. Bero.rel, of Roger, from B.rth for Bordr..er, fun. dared this ofterooon, o..sr th, Grand Strw.o.t, in the ob,un.l of Rix dee Baas ; crew sawed end lrnd.d here.— Alaimo*, Aug. 31. 101811 PD. I tAir:§7 Iti IT burg Holland ° DUE. Liabos P.cifie I..di. T Southampton Sept. 28 Inaiq via DiatadOto 0 Baton mid Halifax Sept 18 ..__ . -- I Healed reie. 22 O Wen India O Brasil Aug.2* ABRIVitD. Arreme— st MM. September r, Septembir 6, AreuuWel Atmt-olDeal. airtdrab r s, from. .. ..»......... .. _....MeteLeaila APllt.ta-of Pestanas. a.ptruileve G, trtin Ague -at Otooldleven, a•elexrabee C. fn lturbadoes Asa ISAIIIII.II -At 111/11, Sep embe , 7, traaa CrnnAtelt. Aminus-at Llearpned, day timber S, tram ..................M anley %pea Jew. to h pternber 9, fear AMM Laes-a. Li appal. reywoubee Ammo. Pacare-at tl, avenged, naptaialser .. Malta Aanst:He-a lare,eend, neptembee 9, Maim retarMen'y " " str.O•und piattea— at tirateetial. Srpt, 9, tru Stra bate[ Evan !leave—at Qumn...Arn, ilepferaber 7, ?die &Vara limaaleaL—ne Queenstown, 'member 7, train —... n UMW —ut Pl”sontli, September 7, tram led. on MARIA M! JACT-4 Plytacto , h, r.pernol.s.l. 7, has Lorton Orsenz—of Owe Clear, derartahrr 6, tram ..... --tatted:or 011•113111 R—of Peterhead, lletarmber 6, fruit archangel Cavaddusa--st bautember 7 , from .Daatio _.Roars Casui-at Hell. alitemlier 7, twa Cam Masao ii -at Gull, September 6, from Courant-at Liverpool, Serer ether 9, from Calitave-at Leaped, Umber 9, from Cronaladt CIESCUST-at LiTertol.t, Berentber 0, iroin Charente CALLIIusiA-at Grunwald, September 9, from li r = CORD ONA-at °reverend, September 9, from Korea-at Liverpool, *comber 9, from Bows Kama-ell Painianutb, &monger 7, from .. SOW. limuu-at Gravesend, Dept. mber9, IT= ..............Stalin Faresama -at Brigid, tepteinue. 9, fo.m. Memel Faux Witattar 111.-at Gruresethi, Srpteenba 9, from leartris Piimumsu -at Ors.esrail t September 9, from Rotterdam GIL . Cara --t Liverm i teeptemb r 6, from Nodes Lams-elf esilly, An erg Ile, from bauwasa.MC.--ut urafternet, ..spicurtax 9, num ....Gotheeourg flown o r a t Grirearml, See. ember 9, from Guernsey lOW Wes erre-aft Liaerpo N.M.:abet 9 lona-as Lamm-at Bristol, DeVelaber 9, from bargee Moamar -at Bristol. tit pongne 9, train.... ........... Abraw Mammas-at Liverpool, September 6, from ...... ..... Pernambuco Ma neestri-et Bull, September 7, from Archamei Maus-at Plymouth, Sep:ern. er 7, from .Arsheniti I Mus Los-st Qom town. September 7, from Porto Pao Wililltol-at Queesstown, September 6, tam Galata perione -at Liverpool. Sepo uonr .1, from ...................Anterua Ponce-at Queeestown, Sepamber 7, from Late Pura-old Willy September 2, fr0M....................... Lobs Psirators-at Grimsby, September 7, from Archangel RANDOLrEI-at Plymouth, Deptetter 7, horn London Ron ASS MART-at Quern. own, September 7, han 111mmillea 11,0WRNA-at Glticellatown, September 7, from. Trieste Itacsa-at Liverpool, September it, hom .......... ............ Puglia Iterears-at iglu-god, September 9, fr. ra.............. Arehanmi Itamaa-at Gravesend, September 9, from Innate itrato-M Liverpool, September 9, from Nantes Bra OMMI-Or Liverpool, September 9 Ma 1. Gums-at (.heater, September 7, from. St. John's, N.B. Me G. Biralovii-at Plylooutb, Dept 7, from London Rums lisaur-at Queenstown, reptember e, from Barbadoes SiONEI CIACTVII.: I 4t Wells, September 7, from.... Konigsberg SPASTIA to-Off Slily. September 2, from names* Sammie-at Liverpool, S ptember 9, from Trieste SAVINA-at Liverpool, nen ember 0, from Bettealain Hose-at Gravesend, September 9, hem ....... ........ ...... Antwerp dm WILLIset WAUACS-at Glommed, September 9, from eitaina 84441( CLAVUUM-at Gnivenend, September 9, from Archangel TILOR. IL Paulen-at Liverpool, September 0, fr0m...... Mobile Twaso-at Graverend, September 9, tarn archangel Tsionst--at Gravesend, September 9, from Archangel Tensaw-at Gravetend, Seam lobe? ', front. ........ Archangel Ileigeor -at Peterhead Bay, Sept. S. from.- ... ... _Archangel VI sm-air Tynmouth lax, eat Ida, September 7, nom Baltic VNannoistx- at 111411, beptemner 7, from Petersburg nacre-at Llano'', Septa nber 9, from 0de,... W 4.114 NOTON --at ig.,verenci, September 9, from fflllblUDff Win -at Salconte. September 1. tern Newmetla WnAtuarta-et Hull, September 7, Lan....... ........Riga SAILED. Awatairrn-from Gravesend, September 9, to '- ....... California ANN BPRuista-from Hartlepool, .-eptember 6, to. Croostol AMA, - from Newport, September 3 to Mature I Aparnos -from Queenetown, September a, to Petersburg KLAOCti-frnM Hartlepool, Septi rob r 6, to - Genoa CAMCK-from Liverpool. September 0, to "...---...New York Demo-horn Cardiff, September 5, to - .Naples EsOLAND-from card/if, es,nemier 6, to - Mora e+.:-from QMOMMATO, , lepiefeler 0, t 0......- Qwebeo ELL/zit-from tivaveroorl. Septemb, r 9, to girl Erraamens-from Bristol, September 4, to ... Piano Punt-from Sailly, September 5, to Limboort . (mat: , MAIO-from obsas, hi:pp:liner 6, to Glriol G.A. Harter-from Liverpool, Peptetnto r 6, to Motown Got-tram Limiest, September a, to - Rotterdam Hawn -from Liverpool. September 0, to Naples Mamas - from Poole, Septeouler 7, t 0...-. ......... ... ...... 6.lille HILDA-from Shields, Sep umber G, to .. Malta lasuma Sentare-frown Liverpool, Sept. 9, to St. Andrew's, N.B. Join. IletruilmON-from Liverpool, September 8, to ...Montreal learaa-from Cowes, September JAMEY KiDoorr-frfain Curdle, september 7, to Ampul . o Homston-font Cardiff. September 7, to . , ... Chateaus", U.S. M./MOT. Gllaol4-frOra Liverpool, September . ; to latappt ?if taloa -from Liverpool, September 8, to Boston Han 0..-from LiverpoiA Siiriromber 8, to Valet/Mao NulltoD-troul 03WEit, September 7, to. „Leaden °awe-from Shields, September 7,0...«...«..... . .. ~_ J talc Orrua-Gam Liverpool, se,iitlaber 6, to St. Juba's, N.S. trues-from Liverpool, Sop:coin , 8,. to At. ?oars, N.B. PAO/Ma-from Liverpool, .., , tptrrbber 9, to alone" . N.S.W. Po/eta-from Cardiff. Septemix r-, t 0.......- ...... .. t Grum-from Plymouth, Si ptember ' 7, to Rowkar -front °realm*, Nei 'ember 7, to Uenteran ltosautro-from Gravesend, September 9, to ...... - .... --Sum italuma--ftern Liverpool, September 8, to .... ....... 84. lOOmaal Sereamo-hum Liverpool, September 8, te.........--,Wisow'et Svaniz-ham Limpet, Seoterober 8, to River inate tfrwaci-froen Cardiff, September 6, to itle Jf stir* teraimova-fmen Shield% september 7, to Pineal' en Woes-ban Hull, September 6, to ......... . .......... ...... - .... Irina we. C00p.:.-Iron . -Irool 14,/.....d. fle-Itemiler a, to ilretpoOl Trass-from Liverpool, ',Ouster 9, t 0............... .......... ipiliarla vIgBBKLI3 mr(IK KN WlTti. Dewy, Dore the Danube fon Earbunt ante. 11, off C r relol. STAILUI Tiat T, from Gal vs ts Oak, of Cape Lug Au, July 20. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BEADNELL.—Sept. 2, at Brawl, the wife of G. Beadnell, Lieu. tenant and late on the Staff of the Bengal Army, of a eon. BODDINOTO3I.—Sept. 4, at Badger Rectory, &lop, the wife of th Be,. T. Y. Boddlngtoo, oh a daughter. CADOGAN.— Sept. 3, at Frankfort, the wife of the lion. Col. Ca. &pa, Grenadier Guards, of a alaughAr. DIORY.-41ept. 3, at Old Burlington-steme, Lady Theresa Dishy, of a son. _ _ _ _ - ECK.—Joly 8, at V.lparalio, the crife of F. A. Eck, Ewq., of a son. lIRATH.—Sept. 3, a lloaghton.pLice. Harriagtea4quare, tke wile of 8. UNA, juo., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. ABKWRIOITT—GREIG:LIreiIiTat Bt. demo's, ifsnover.squarq by the Veil. the Aithdescoo of Wtothester, tie Rev. J. arkgrtuht, of Lott , " Engl. to Lunn' Um. Youngest daughter of A. Grog, L' g., of Lowraleo•street, Ilelgteseg4uare. • BOILF.AU—TOVET.-Begt. 3, at Pahreten, near Torque), South Deena, Ileut..Cra. A. H. E. Boileau, of the Bengal hegtorwe, to MolUde Oran% mend daughter ut A. Tom, hag., late of H.H.'e Nth Befit VIICIIELL—ILICYNIL—Eapt. S, M Pt Marylebose Church, by the Item. F. Kent, M.A., Kr. J. Buret ell, of the lone, Temple, ion of J. Bunten, Fag, el Gordon.igaurn, to Yemenite Amicia, image* daughter of the late Mr. J. lisyne. of Donet-Nuare. MANHEY—LIAPER.—Sept. 5. at St Nicholas, Guildford, George, youngest son of the late W. Wseibey, EN., of M ntpelierttowent. Brigh Od ton, to Georgian; second daughter of Rear-nontiral liarper. of ldford. DEATHS. CARTWRIGHT.—Sept. 4, aiTop4 Ftiakottoatrest, l7teroy-aloare, James Thompson, third atm of the late T. Cartwright, Ng., for merly of Went Dean, Ramer, aged 90. DAY.—Sept. 6, Looks, wife of L Day, Faq., et Saltsburpagosze, aged 21. POSTER—Segt. 7, Sophia, wife of Richard Foster, of Brooklande. Cambridge. goIyRDRIRIEIL—PIept. kat Park-rnsd, Stockwell, Mary, widow of the We C. roardel aloe, Rag., of Lower Tooting, Sdrrey, NO 7 6 . ORARAIL—Serd. 4, at Weymouth, Chubs Edward, eldest son of 0, T. Graham, Faq , of Coodogion Home, tkosereetabire. Petaled mad pelhahsd Wmasea nes lamas, et tie. 1 loader t. street, to the Oty d Primer. et the OS" 0s Ls Lombard. serest. is the predated —Tommy, emrnash A% 1