The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-01 00:00:00

... • • , • . : 4 ME 'EXPltiteg itiONDfiqf RVIININn, OCTOBER 1, 1855. ...--........-....___._...._..._. ted. Baas and peas without say material allarel THANKSGIVING DAY. , AL PAL AND MILITARY ILA) lEittentgence. M.4l2lfßra tioa O a t. in good ai d, de small supply, in price no inane. Wheat, old white, 804. to 84.. per qr.; old red, ---e-- --.0.- -..--0-...--- 76.. to 80. • new whit., 82s. to 86e. • new red, 765. to 80s. COTTON GOODS.-Illascrirrii, Sir". 29.-Tho ..1 . .., , * _ nerley, manes, ooi. to 424 ; grinding, die. to 381 Beans, ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL. PEMBROKE , Barr. M. COURT OF BANKRUFTCY.-8702. 29. 49c to 62.. Pea., 48.. In 60.. Oats, 321. to 365. Fine ills Sermon at St. Pears Mantra was gnashed LAI:INCH:OP TISK REPiIIAL-Tbia noble vionsl, a =NM Y. eamirmiloun s^l./wris. tonne reported on Tuesday still oratuses, and the opera household fink, I. to. b., 684 per sack of 280 la., per ky the goo. prokaud a ry gamy , who ems woe aka. SAP ships the James Watt, was earsessfally unshod ix Rh ROSIN& teal sow takiag place Sr. generally as assailer/le. Prins, though set perceptibly effected from day to day, ban as- sea' n pintos fur sacks, and claiming one mentn's diecount. The bsakrept Ins • glans see noes , .. r, of the New- dense • Mak farther chase, and may les talus at aboat . Pierasosooo at, SEPT. 29.-We had a fair quanty of him she 107th Pests-. Oa, seas map wiski prase she a*. Pembruke Royal D retard last Ineing, • little before nit, lesabeth. This the esamiustis moat tag The the quotatiansof lest month, or id. per lb. lower un yarn , sou tit to y d. 11 ,., piths lower es 4,444,4 rhea a ( sno t s , t wheat be.. IA day, end prices agile advanced le. to 2 .. per Lord for hie geedsem, NA for his womdorfal vex to that s'e e ' eleek-STbe amoral of musket was Performed br the emensand debts an 6,117 L ; wets about 9001 The bank thildeles of nee I Fee he bath Urine the reds of Ines, flesesrable Mee. Arahnold Campbell, dangliter.laiew of annosso a a of 7631. is Jan.. 11164 i than hod ago. Mr dediao ia lane is felt most as middling and .3r. New barley ready sale, and fully 2e. dears ; malting to 441 per qr. Bat little doing is oats or . . , mad ant the hew of tree in easslea." He briefly reviewed the Red Clawder, who ekes divided the sad by whisk the bowed prate date. a the lowee, bed cats, sad eapeath- lower awabons, gad rather mornea water twist the& mule. tlealittcs. 42. keesseemil iessesess whisk she Peandes, ia this mempasi• d g Mores wen ranoved, sad immahately aid without 112- lon IMO MOW it SAW This Mass is fully equal to that ea cotton, and is, no him& the Mr. Laws append for this assisses II the pound that doubt, sawed by it. In sloths as demo( shirt. hiatus°, Sart. 29.-The market was well supplied with eirs . 9°° gloss 411 she mrnihil in°lll4°l6°2 °1 Div "' Pie i1f844444 all the noble it" got th " " lehm s sad is _. to bankeemt bad see fully accested for his sack, Wee ter adopted to the India trade are son wheat. A considerable portion of the new was rough and iriarss ill " givin g rusk " ins P titimis titastb its 91 " se 444414144444 T masa" fm•lflo° ll44 she w ee 1•91417 tow or be amathe of hia bankruptcy his penmen hod depressed than other leaks. For airtime cloths a fair isfetior. A good dam s tor old wheat and the beat new. MINIM The Mario. WaMISMIII is the wildersen, the Maned ea the peanatal waters of the ferismosi Milked anon** le 6,7001.; the ask wee sow renamed at 0031. hairs... is still Esiag, and manutaaterers of goods suited te The presence of London dealers caused the trade to be more sofas Is his *agora, the Mk spa • bed Spa* cud sea Hamm Then wets tire malls* basis of nun posse Mr. Welsh, a glass manufacturer, of Birmiashani, the Len* sad some other quartets have engagements for braid', yet higher pi ices titan last week could not be realised. dheige people mead as sod no by tempest, all 1b... I. tart -that of a s E sy a D A s yss d B ila a ss sa d ass of g io deposed that he bad bees I. the Meatuses proms" IS awe toe krw •rd which will provost • very Barley, en unusually short supply. Oat about as of late. summer, sad considered his stook this worth 1,6001. An peat powers as the market for such fabrics ; sad, as- Beans and pear, Is. per qr. dearer. wend ory sato the Lord ia Melo treable, and he wield save Maessertheitine Militia, row garrisosiss the dockyard. off., had boss moth . to min , as as i ndividual scoria° . . thalami ' the d e • el th e sa d. sa d ,ii . SS, _ .to witpremies w mica, BKPT. 29.-We are fairly supplied with wheat lIMIS cat of their names& It was es adored, ia Us which added materially to the pleasures of the see*. The -I man up • doss seats of glass, in the possession of the parent autio• of boron, such of the latter ea t•day, end b.t little of any other grain. The growers Wisdom ef his minesals. that good was frequally skilled Remake le ass of the sew class of ships of 90 gess, lima two bankrupt's Meter. hove command of capital are not segleotthlf the prewar oinigneoced by edging extravagant prices, which was gene. 'with evil. cad Mil *sal Were mat ups his people to OM decks, with eacther immenas pivot ono an the spar desk, Mr. Starson, for the bankroll, endeavoured to show opportunity of employing it, believing tbat bat little fartber nlp r. .i.ted, and eec last sett lid down to the rates of last that he had made no secret of goods hsvisg been deposited advantage ia prices will tee secured by waitiss. " The ad. week. These prices will bring out suplies, and unless thei Sem their dogmatism& apse him, awl to Us their faith. Aad having also the auxilirty steams screw of 600. MT., power, her, and there and that there was no attempt at soacoahsg vana in the rate of interest on the 27th instant to 6 per import demand continues, we may in k for buying as better if it ware Inn if WNW& it was set Ina true of nations, sad is • airy haadsome modaL Her priacipal dimmakes ' property. ant (say Messrs Freeland and Brother, in theft assay terms. Oats, beans, and other grain as before, with a fair net mash • wilinism am Otos required to bring them as as feihnis: His Honour said that as the amounts now stood, there circular of this day) had been satioipsted, and we do not moderate dim .nd. Prins to the grower. :-Wheat, old, hash to Clod. The propels el kraal made this remark their Lettish betwees the perpeadionlars theme apes many aisslismes ma It as I. mardanso with Lo n stk of k o d f ur t enor all the 'aperients of Yaw* The Ilitegard of sub wan- B r . i d s s , 66 nt gave • correct representation of his affairs. Various items baainese purports, as is bone out by th• fart that the kiss bad boss fatal ft the mightiest empires ; and the vast _ - ' '-"--- a 1-s. au ply • of wheel, which was all cleared off at the sue apes of Clialia. ilia Isms) diplayed smith *show "sena foe imilleite rent, atlas day week. Barley again advanced li. per qr. sad pride, Wm NW MOM* ead signet a desert, basso Breadth, moulded the hthabitaaisef ile allies asettiedillseest to te. din* law. Depth is hold 24 6 bad as given up before the bankruptey. Weems :-. The eaporte will be found in somparison to Osts held for a situdia improvement. Higher prices wee. asked for beans and peas, hut could cot be obtained. The dosser of bessmisi than triallip weenie and alt cos- Earthen in tons, 3,066; horse -powor, 600. By Mr. Learas-lied sold 1,6001. worth of goods to • Mr. rimed the two previous month, being 81,117 packages of *dome was as whisk would Wee the sematanity is a time The - . Robinson, who was sow in Australia, and 9351. worth to his eons goods and yarns, as shipped from all English port Tor", firer. 29.-To this day's market the supply of of mousiest onetime ,. Ow was souotty. amt r a k eg maples will be takes to Portsmouth as soon as •ion - - slow, shortly before the bankrir,tcy. Soe paid for the duping the month August 26 to Sept. 24 inclusive. By wheat is to • hut carat, and the &mond pretty good, at an period of trasquillity sad NM, lowly seemed iodised to ri fl ed- goods is mosey. They were sold to her at the mane pries reference to the annexed table, the exact quantities sent to advance of le to 2e. per qr. Barley met a free sate at 3s. ash as error. Sapp'. • prep.oadaeat *memo of wealth The two don't* • beats buildirg here on the system as he had give.. Soma goods sold by auction at Norwich each separate eetsitk say be a - entkilood ; bet, in order to Per qr. higher prices. B- ens and oats lulls as dear. Wheat, lad power, Bad a degree of freedom had work) which adopted is the royal yaekt-namely, :diagonal planking- might be sold below coat prom A portion of the reds exhibit at a glace. the relative importances to this district of whit-, 8 0 •• to 844 . per imperial Or. ; ditto red, 745. tonic easitrosted remarkably with the essatotio.'s aid servitude ant b eteg pr■aed ed with with all possible despatch, and Were delivered to his ei-tot after he had called a meeting of the various markets of the world, we give the following Bavey, malting, 38e. to 42.. ; dins grinding. 36.. to 38e. in which ether amiss wag keened, it w." to be teased will sam he da d, f or i soo do od. his ereditsre, but they bad bees sold before. Robinson had claseifisatien ot the whole, with the proportioss to each : Beans, 60s to o2s. Rye, 48s. Malt, 70e. to 724. Oats, that England had cease tee we muds ups "tuna, • 11 _ 41 paid 'ter_ _ his needs. Bait Indio did ea look salleistly a God. lo eider to n call CO.' , Wee , ha Midrib opposed for a creditor at Newcastle, from China ism this ens, and ash us the Issas of our desadratte PORTSMOUTH, Barr. 30. who Me bookrapt had obtained 1351. worth o f goods Aegean 0 9 Levant 1 7 .9 HIRKcALDT, Sm. 29.-The weather continues favour yam • higher power, the band of Gad was i.e • lOW Nine bandied and fifty (Moen and men of the Ist, ehmOl ham the bankrePte7. ' Smith As erica withheld own making the sank yield her fruit., d bailee wept sup poyaddia vs , Nssis i s kit and °I 2ad, sad Sod battalion of the Rile Brigade, aad 4th, aom, weeks, and refused the allows*, an the ground that it did West Inds. -2 Deliveries of the now crop are lees than is usual at this see of that disponsatioa was teadentoodiightly, sad 800 c, sad 80th Regiment of Foot, embarked eh board the . NM apfissithis the bankrupt bad given up all kis property• As compared wits last mouth, the Ming off is to the East sou, and , until our farmers get their potatoes secured, we do we came together is the hones of prayer to acknowledge liens! , ship Urges; yesterdays • IA thedockyard, sa d Indies, Chine , North Amovisa, aid Coast of Africa, and sot expect large supplies. At oar country markets, this ear wanes miss„ mad le ask the Lord to delver us ont:of maw l a ha- this monks for Malts, to doPht these the oinespadi Mason to Turkey, Egypt, sad Levant, week, we had only moderato supplies of both old and nee as dimness. Wo wan all reseember bow that Uwe of ~, dearth and scarcity was sucesdad by a ,suss of ablarlilere. '''' " S U. "Ws "in' Cu " th. Cria". This messing SPORTING. Germany and and the West India." grain ; an *dhow on all sorts was demanded end readily grouted, to the extent of le. to 2e. per qr. on wheat end Sat • sewed Ira was needed, sad s• the former as of was abehrheahee teak pia.,_. with a " I s 11822 , ber t'l 11" ,_ .- ._....___ COTTON.-Livitiroot, am. 29.-The market closed barley , and 1. . per qr. on oats. Here, to day, we had • hake bad probably ben t emi s e a ta r ii t i :y the weslthy, the bead They waned to ted.'llne I. wow, lehlate , le., and in eav CHESTER AUTUMN MEETING . heavily, without show Is priers from th e current rata. of good supply of old wheat, which sold at an advance of Is. of God sat put forth the . whish misted gismos boy, or rood thaw thi.oge they loft the ship in a body sad yes•orday. Th. mks were 6,000 bales-compriaing 4,700 per qr. • new in moderate supply, and varies in quality el every rata . It might however, that oven them our sw am aa s d o e ydr o E au. no dockyard polio., how. PROGRAMME OF THE SPORT. Americans (800 of which were purchased for export)i..Bo aloes of ' the best Is. to 21. per qr. higher. A largo supply religious satioaal huusiliatie.: was radar a mare external Pests cud 9 thrsi b ui t e 614. to 6 1 °. ; 20 Bah * G P' ; of barley, and small of at ; both Is. per qr. dearer. TUESDAY. elssernoce than a einem rosisaason of He b e am I t over, a* sad locked them, and the troops es daty at the 200 Rgyptins, 6fd. to 71d. ; 1,000 Burst 000 for export), Wheat. old, 82e. to 88e. per qr. ; new, 60.. to 84.. Barley, nonfat pleased Gad, after the iambs and the pestilence, Mao Goma being brought to the slot, joined to the Bra- Ti. SIIORTS HAXDICAP art 10 eon. web, h ft, with 30 32 I. to 41d. par lb. new, 32c to 42.. Oats, eld, 36i. to 375. .mew, 31e. to In . employ the other Sedalia' of his jedgoestiory whin', nen of ibe isousadiag Wiest going out is the ship, added, for all ages; • winner of say handicap rase of the - s ,_ „.„ value of 100 son clear , after the peblication of the weigh•s, LINEN GOODS.-MArraneria, Barr. 29 .- The air - ns . oo• ya ill otbd illa eo kiag oo abod of thebosolotlias'emooldido:6llfrdd for ty y ea" y ul em Pt :"l C4°441844 t he y were a t 1 "B th "W elled eir " d " rd t° 61b extra; the round d to ' receive 20 son. out of the stakes. *tar of Mean. Rich' ardioa Ti., sad Co., la g CORK, Sm. 29.-(By English and Irish Meg peace, wan cud rumours of wars come rats is this go bask to Me Urgent, whisk as soca as potable west *tot swum /wimp, MI subs ) upon the Ikea trade at itiudiester , for the pest morra ti a s y, • Deka Telegraph )-270 barrels whit. wheat, 375. to 42 a ; sadoa. We were owed ama to sok, the part harbour sad presided to am. They had a mat wreathed Age st iti Sp st lb Mire has been • good demand for the lower classes of litmus. 129 barrel* ditto, 324. to 38g.; 280 barrel, red whist, arle. ise gb ex) S I• I Pelnernee 3 10 Heavy kinds have advocated oonsiderably ia pries &slimy to 395. ; 173 bunks red ditto, 39 to 41. ; 390 barrels barley, of the oppressed Legal asta the unjust dodges day for the elan, the weather Watt very thith sad gloomy, n fttri o= l.- 0, o; Of • Christian Emperor, and we were joie* with mad nice having Mee is tonna and without osseation all Begin Femme (tatelb hirestaa 3 7 • maishhoaring peep* and made Meads with nom, a .. 4 won & mg. az).------ ..... " 4 flO I:=.. s 4 been small, labour bobs& better paid for in harvest work ditto, 18.. to 194.; 18 liar bere, 16s. 6.1.; 8,131 barrel. to instead together against tho as/ratios a • sae -•• Horatio 3 4 than weaving. The circanistasms of a great falling off oats, 18e. to 14s. 34.; 416 barrels ditto, 14s. 3d. to 16s. 6d. ; *err tyraat. Fur several mouths that °onkel had sew The Imperatris, Ni. 160, steam vassal, and the Sir liadettils Hare .. ...... A 7 e Chem Brandy . been carried oat and we mat thaalfally avow, that see George Paled', We 79 , sailing transport s arrived at Beth °la N°ll anstessea ..-- owe had posrany _ _ ____ oar ann. 14 was indeed head this semi* from Malta and the Crime, full of inve Tom ....- tree that, ft Ws some* dais mace, Easy the best sad lids. They arrived at Malta tosetber, the latter in tow of asey 3 110 Mann* treseelpsid) r a .. uses and shirting') are still anglated, and large storks are wheat, 3 661 barrels ; white, 38.. to 425. per barrel ; rod, barest emit MA bassist to their •11011011 at. the former, sad both left sale ta company oa the 17th iast. TRI3 HOSYYX limits ol 10 MA's. each, h it, with 40 The lead had bees alik snassing ; and sot a few Thy brag about 40 enters trove various regiments in the added ; 2yr old colts, Tat 61b ; and fillies, 7.t 2lb ; 3yr old held." Yarns are firm in prigs, sad an advance has been 36 e . t o 40 e . ; b ar l e y. 3,851 b a rr e ls, 16s. to 17e. CM: oar, wen the fandiss . abish bed *blatant the death of soma Crime, tee Isestatris 290 non.commissioned oficers cola, 8u 121 b ; and Allier, B.t 101 b ; winners in 1866, up to established on coarse counts. bat threads, from peculiar 2,229, 14e 3d. to 16s 6d. No stock of fon ign wheat; one ,asserted 'Masi% ared whisk could nottestrais their and privates, sad the Sir George PoUoak 146. the time of starting, ono', 31b ; twits or more, Mb extra ; grief. whilst the whole/maple was called on to rejoices la the The Itteameed, 6, paddle sloop, Commander Crofts, 2yr olds bevies started twice without winning allowed 41b ; eases, ore sand *bout 7 1 Per eset. High Priers as prepared Irish wheat in good demand, at 41s. to 435. ; ship looked forward to for all u. tai sorts of limas during the ping qualities, 43e. to 45e for fine millers' parcels ; barley, amen event. Oar MIMI bad called gam us, now, to mem- arrived at !bathe* yeastday from Siseroas, and sailed and thrift or more, Mb - maiden 3yr olds allowed 6.b; and wi ter, whether the war be ooh tamed or not, as whiter i• at maltiog, 120 e. per barrel, 19 , to 19s. 6d., with a good de-' hie an this day, sad publisly,with OM mike, 10 achaowledge agala yesterday for the westward and the Meditenasan 3.1 r olds not maiden, and not having was in 1866, allowed hand and the its will coati's the blockade of the Baltic sand ; prepared oats, 17.. to 17e. 6d., f.0.b.; light, 16s. to Oat it was as our Ism sword mad spear, bat sly by with sei_poreamerariee. 4 61 b ; allowances for beaten hones to be claimed no to the when the allied fiats have left it, so that supplies of fits 16e. 6d. ; but nothing passing in Indian corn. Me favour of that the result of this sostest,•• far, bad The Makes, 17, screw "lon, Captain Farqubar, ems time of mirth% Three-quarters of a milt (7 sa to asasot mob us from that quirk& WATIKPORD, SIPT 29.-Our market has been well sup. beta Obtained- •41 were to gin illiuthe to Him for the into harbour yesterday, and was taken into the steam Hain Preston, 2 yrs ; The Chicken, 3 vi. ; Poet Horse, 2yr ; WOOLLEN oLoTEL_L2 2 2 4, garr. 29.-This mem• plied with home grown grain this week, bet the arrival , mesa will wig& ma eadeonsos. sad still mere those of to be dated. Hollander, 3 you ; Yule Cake, 2 you ; Garnet, 3 you ; Chat ing's market exhibited a decided improvement over that of oar Miss, bad ISM EISNI.MISIde is Ns raductka of that tense, 2 you. Tuaday. Both buyen and sellers were present in greater coastwise and from abroad have been very limited. Na change of consequence has occurred in the trade, which has fortress mike we had boon so lag besieging together. It DEVONPORT, Sur. 30. Tam lanistrils' Piari (Handicap) of 60 erns. The numben, sad the transactions in the cloth halls were a good continued firm fur sal ar , icln. At this morning m s market old sot be denied that ia the an. of • victory Th. Diligent* transport. Crook, master, is be ; cudas winner of the Shorts Handicap, or of any other of the value deal more an than they have been recently. The ' some feelings of a sadder nature weal shock the Jade. Lively, lighten, sailed on Frasy to the eastward. of 100 son. clear • after the publication of the "sights, 71h _ principal trade was in grey mixture, , light fabrics and wheat was in good supply, end red freely s last Suturday's currency for picked simples, but the general rune being genes of irlanteb, sad apb, that even pew* whs. relatives The Fain, steam transport, hem the Elack Sea, w ith atom bat not to D. aecemaiative . Grosvenor wane (13 Witco,. suitable for ladies ' wear, and in these goods there Poor and this, were 6d. per barrel cheaper. Barley was or friends were engaged is the swellsa must be ensued Ceptala Williams, of the 62nd ; Lieutenant Dwyer, 14th ; she.) with the deepest anxiety tart it Assn lave brought with Listonst BI WO, 77th ;Mr Smith, sesistanesurgeon ; Dr. Ats d lb 1 ep d lb was • coi the warshoures have egudderable dbees ree of firmness . Durin g the week eagerly sought after, at an improvement of 6d. to Is. per doing • fair average business in barrel; but oats did cot maintain the advance of last week, it the lose or tbe maenad of Mese merem and dear. et to Gnat, of the Tooker Coatingeat; Rev. W. Powell, R.N. ; Iliddeltris ...... • Master Meader • • 7 6 Lis. Nor sioald we up.. the Itesseisa of this vietory re and some MIMI of the 71st Regiment, to joie the depot, and Nil"' TOm 6 I Catherine Parr ...„.... 37 1 seasonable goods, nosh we do not hear of any of the inept for the beat sample.; the bulk of the supply was of Le •kW. . - • Haar, th ►lir jobs is it manly for the sake deosquest, but only became some distressed British seamen, having repleakhod kel, left ........ - -"' • very inferior qu.lity. and could only be disposed of by sub. =he Meg% ...- S I Ostia's& 4 s s HA L max, Bart. 29.-In wool we have no alteration to it might betoken ascent appose li to the termiaation of o• Thursday for on. of the eastern ports. - 4 Cad Ito sitting to an shatement of 31. to 44. per barrel. Foreign the seatest, sad sable u , without say more Whetting the The Pigmy, 3 guns, paddle-wheel steamer, brought super- Roebuck ...-..... . ....- 4prices, and in Indiana rn a large busbies* has been done, fby Valeuli - flimod• a 3 3 before , with a quiet market. Wadded a our fellow . arsenser, to rest is a sale and nannarise oa lands from Portsmouth, and having die- ek 11.1"terrierd - equitable siettleseut of the illawlin It was to be biped 'barged theme. beard the ship here, left for that port on Ti. AUKS STAKES of 6 Nom each with 100 added, for HARDWARE. Flour the turn d . Imports this week : Wheat, 349 that the example of our and Christina asses sad the same day. 2-yr olds: melts, B.t 71b: fillies and geldings, fist 41b; a B iarci p aaAm, p arr .. 22 . -Th e tra d e of thi s tows Aso qk ; Indian corn, 3,640; flour, 173 'mks. Exports : Wneal of her illuetrioas ally, boil mods this patens sassy. The Passionate, steam troop ship, arrived from Hark winner of 100 ave., including the winner'. own stake, 41b; a , Wines of So *stroll* basil of God, sad bad Miles yesterday with Rani* pelmet*, and embarked 300 here, 200 or mote, 711 extra ; allowances for hest., he ne% boo. oatmeal, 138 *mt. dragons very little changes iatsiour last roped. The 437 barrels; barley, 137 ; oats. 6.648 ;finer, 390 asks accounts we receive from the factors, especially such as go Indian corn, 160 barrels; all their subjects to jab with thew is this sot of lamb* sad eidled kr Sliernsese, to take more on board for Labs. iag started three times without being placed, 61b ; wend north and west, an decidedly more devotion, would poilms as trapessies Mas Wake Tke Roasissal, steamer, arrived this morning, with to receive 60 son. out of the stake.. Three quarters of a inn a moo d % sp . Orden, and the Orden than they are again coming in set essay be Wheel. The endues el sae dog from Portsmouth. mile. (43 subs.) Alma, Omar Pasha Glen Lee, HM from I the namsfeeteriog diitriets of Yorkshire and Lases- SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. city sue sot essset for seek a ' the Bets Implacable, Rosamond, and Nautilus. In Chat, MerrY•wiell. California Bids. b ell Ellarialkr-ledy ',hire. Tee depression is now confin•d chiefly to the light of the dirks *theft es thou onus nun sod 17 Herbear-Impregnsbn, R Pyal William, Havenosh, Sylph, Sarah, br fby Irish Birdcatcher-Idolatry, The Lune, Sir dam; that religiose sandatest ought to be expressed by Ave., sad Alert freight ship. and fancy trades ; but, upon the whole, there is very little Walter, Olympus, Jenny, Penbedw, 01. ! Do, br c 4 In- cause for complaint, indeed all thief(' considered trade is in THE SEA-BORNE MAILS. V* semissit of all Clidsties paw* is all the acespations - trspid-Vale Royal (ebb Bashes, Bonnie Scotland, Tea DUBLIN, Barr. 29. Templer, 0.4. Ben, The Hartley Dar, Buck's-ban , Kitty. are sot below the average. A. regards Australia they are (From the " London Paeans List.") el BM awl be their Modem feels the len and ratite of• sound and healthy state. The fangs and colonial orders d o d. - t o o a s i s ,. d ad a s p„siber. 0 w I mo id wise, Drafts from various isfantrn regiment ., to the Night Hawk, Alfred, Wild Cat, Mies Tiff, Om Am, Stork, good, aid th u hut a do.. received speak enoonnyieely as marl C remains ones until tbe day fo ;amine.) When the date for making up a mall falls on a humbly, the sad sat okasoo demo wawa is um degree or numbed of 129 deters, 3S serpeats, dramas', awl Lord Raglan, Marshal Beresford, Van Dusk, ens paws% *goadso Or ,la wokson on booms, he I,llllll7priestss, are expected is Cork in the course of the en. br g by Oameboy-Wasp, Plays., , Dreadsonght, Tort uga:l li a• --S hth "--s to the future. The uneortainty as to the price CI ins no toe e-a dee. -t. 1 i r.ox laser existing , orders may be . misted to cons la sue ware als pew, g, privates ha hemmed's., siting rick, to await embarkation for service is the Crimea. louse, Bann-qui-peut, Magus, lowa, Balaton, Duplicity, heady with the opener of the new quarter. Koos %IP at "b• - ib. iRe what' When Oy what T win, l a aid the ominous 'nom of ink mu Tke asks we to be from the depot battalioss of Bin, live, Adana. - Nett/Mee. witched. seed espected Vaud. Miss* sad NOM thie dams, of the Almighty Disposer W lreemsy, limerick, and Tomplenore. Ti. TRADISREX'S Wsvnit Cur of 40 son., ia specie, CORN.-Carnianxia, Bun. 29.-What a good sap- - - At and millet the eseellaW*l of earthly duns, nary is A pangs( seliateers free. the Westmeath Riles hay. added to • Handicap Swelapetakes a 6 son. sol ; winners ply, and le to 2s. dearer. Barley 3s. to 4s. Tans lower. Lisbon .... 7th. l 7th.N I o u ch. Mat re* whose Hod is the Lett left Cork her Chatham, tej de the depot of the 14th For. easy hat.dicap of 100 loss. clear. Sterile publication of Wheat, red, 745. to 78s. par qr. ; whits, 80s. to 82s. goal Two regimeats of the British German and one of the the weight, 61b; of the Shorts Handicap or Innkeepers' Barley, 40.. to 425. Peas, 38.. to 40s. Bess, 40s. to Oibral•ar ...Wirehair 1 1 rte and , pm . Madrid. Ode 5• • Iberia British Swim Legion are expected to pries I. Oak from Plate, 71b extra ; but not to be accumulative. Geetlemen 44e. Oats. 28a. to 34e. Tares, 10s. to 12.. per basket. Helm* WESTMINSTER ABBEY. Hobe They will, it is expected, ba distributed amass the riders; professiosals, 71b extra. One mils and three- r• ...ANTRRattaY, SNP?. 29.-We had a cod supply, but a Egypte Eosins pton. statioas la the aunty. quarters. (10 sobs ) very dull trade. Prices from 2e. to 3s. b ker. Old brown 0 •7 100 '... I mouth. month. The Rev. Temple From. ILA.. preached the Orden have been received for the departure from the Age et 1 Age st lblndia* J 1 Itriakegiving WWII I. Weatmisster Abbey to • numerous Depot Provisional Battalion quartered in Athlone, of 3 cap- Ak"' 7o to 80.. white old, 88g. • new :a II 7 Minerva ..... .... 1 910 wheat ' 143° Mr ' i new ' • --' ' ' ' ' Mauritius 20th of South rand the Pleats - I 10 11 Imogene 2e 9 801. to 86 .. Barley, old, 371. ; sew, 36.. to 40. . Oats, new, (( via i Cep lit the .... °I'L " mageogattra. The rev. patina* took for hie text the Mins and 13 shakers, and over 300 rank and Ale. Meek Owen The City of Limerick Artillery proceeded 103rd Peels, tad tone, " Bless Oa Lord, omy seal, and yesterday from Me Holden Plover ... 6 10 5 Noddy ............ 3 6 0 ri ...ARLISLE, SUPT. 29. Oar market this morning wss Mims ) nth of south. Lisseriek to Fonsoy, when they will be stationed. waited/ • heti sot al bin Swath .' V im ' s " P ettis "' i ` trt ' d "' Letters from the camp on the Cornish continue to gin Tar SE.Lnin STAIRS of soy. each with 30 .44.411 well supplied with wheat. Old sad dry samples of new „„Men es e p. ......s .. m . ths te. atapton. tarp observatioas on the duty of th askflilass, be Peovtried anthills but an agreeable amount of the state of feeling 2-yr.olds and upwards. Optional selling weights. Half • sold readily at abet last week'. rater . Oats and barley in good "'" demand ; supply rather usher. Wheat, white, nee, 30s. to liars itb a 12th 1 / w et .. ed Nara to say that sever was that duty son imperative than on between some of the restraints, both of tbe Militia and of the talk. Class the Griming before nines'. 30e. 6d. ; old, lOs . 64. to 32 ..: _ red, new, 28,. to 30s ; old, month• t u ann u m o f a „aamoddlido cask od (hay won sow Lis, statiossod there. The old grudge between the nor. 11 WIDNISDAY. 29a. to Ills Barley, new, 14. 61. to 1fi5.6.1.; old. 14s. 6d to West Indle.) 1 sad thiamin seams to exist among them, and a Limerick A PLATT of 60 eon., added to a Sweepstakes of 3 son. a . 1 0 , 14( 7 4 1 tof u.e pea. mot. ..... ..... Pato called uses to celebrate. Pot what 'lotions teas. had ea Me Lea God duo for Mom l Ss had blethd the "-17•1"ellet• that some of the southern regiments resent the each, the latter to go to the 'cooed bora, for 3yr -olds sadvans and 16. 6d. Oats, potato, old, 14s. to 155.; new, 101. 64. to 12e. ; ieseevt lia - ' cosmos, old, 13 .. Od. to 14s. 04.; new. 101. t. 11 ,. 01. lat and 1 OXlMillee spirit with which they reel that they are treated, upwards. Optional 'Sling weights Grosvenor Cones Honduras). ors of olir soverdit• and her allies with 1144°r7 aid adds, that "it would be well if the alithatities en-1. &nth. „_,,,_ ICA ot My- Clem the evening before running. * , MOs. 2 ..'.... I the dame *sr the meet artful and overbearing of monies „ _.• Rye 17s. to 18s. Flour, per stone, 2a. 10d. to 3s 21. Oat v....... s ... meal, 2s. 4d. to 21. Si. Rpm's', Is. 10d. Buleymeal. Grey T. so . ',union. _ o victory so oomplets, so sinned. an d se ess , aOSTOlireu to cone at the root e l t h e evil, and dealt with it Ti. WRIT/15SAT HANDICAP PLAT]. of 100 •SOW., given le. Bd.-Carlisk J L Ne.Gran.da I meth. 'is a wise, discriminator , an j pint." N.,thitis can by the Grand Stand p piston, added to Sweepstakes of 6 „ I .I erbelmiag, that we might bop* it would brag the -- ~ ,_ ____ , . os t . . ~ , b7LCRESTDS, B ier. 29.-A I-rge supply I of wheat; (3 .2! sassy to his Gooses sad put as aid to the des' ration of the n naw so ir oi r oos " • s "'", lin d is sensions no to the Maltose of the force than es* for two and three yr olds • the winner of en ' time '' • fall equal to last week . Barley le to 2.. dearer. and o that erupt thus within it. handicap up to the of starting or the value a 100 save. rots y destroyer. Kneed be God. who had not eat by our '"."lath and supplications; sad as the devices of the essay Wear , after the publication of the weight., 71b sin; tbia Beans and peas unaltered. Honduras sated to receive 60 son out of the stakes, and the third to GLOUCESTRIL, Barr. 29.-Our largest annual fair being teserau . - enliven- .... -- utnut h . prayer toa ouritsaded, we bad the more reason to hope that pARCELS FOR SOLDIERS AND SAILORS IN * un his stake. Seven furlongs. (23 subs.) held yesterday and to-day the attendance at this day's mar- Ist ec ,..,. kis pride might be abated, and that if we to ho p. our THE EAST. Age at lb South. Ap st lb keg wee unsinmlly this, aDd the business trensact-d ia Hezko .... Is t cm I ..., I ,mpios, &tress_ of the 44 ;,". 4 L= e n is humble devotis . to Him, He would assess the ne Masa ...- ...... 3 t 7 The Ostend Of the sway, sad give as gad all amiss unity, The government authorities are organising a plan Amy Pass mad concord. It we, He who fought for us ; there f r , ma n s( th e ta t. u sana u s i, sa inta i tonsly o f pantos to laroda 3 7le Termagant I 6 0 oats es testriated ia consequence of the continued short Madeira.-- tara it was t° His we were tri look that He si g ht g ive the army and navy in the East, hy means of the war inns Maw". 3 712 Ms. to Rmughten - 2 3 to supply; the few Oil the mu hot find a free s steal .. .. ~, Oct Tamar.. Oct. 15. Tay poem sad bend the *eke of those who had provoked this ports from the „H ow on,p„ts an t hi s country. Lest year Beltilerlinson. 5 710 fth. to Nancy ....-..... 1 510 rates. Imports of r h o week ending Sept. 29 : Wheat, isos i re . .' " m war. In the pressreptous pretensiose of him who toned Si th e • privileg, of sen ding petals to &oldie's, sailor', and on- Mean 3 7 5 Btaffordshire Men Millib• maimi - he would aoi ilay bla•Plllnehe Pf 4 t 4341443 9 gen is the Bast la the war transport was scarcely r L'Addlo US= he bad few void to ttle in those who stocd wadi sad p r i va t e j a de e id u t e at t h e ... pert . in some in. Maid of Coax (It b) ... 3 7 4 Bobby Taft ( h b) armed bin; and *ea is this respect there were ladle'. swag sadertook the callatiou and Smash of the bf by Verallem-Je. First Ply ...... _ .„Tifti . 1 .)et-IS 117 * Oct. 6... I°. althoagh prices could Madly be called so good as last week. T " ''• mouth. ..... •••••• Waver " oat 3 7 31 be Iby Ism-Stormy ea W.C.otAti los I flask is Weed, who were is eon. degree respoesil.tr , panels, bet, owing to the want of care taken of them, p rat . 1 6 3 Petrel 11° I . 4 „„ . ___, _the, eel 1, lessened that they nos t•tabligioK leadreds catering anessaries and comforts in food and nausea Ditto - Heti-- Africa the ehneelle's ealleellial mile *Pea ear th ; bet th e Prophets clothing, seat to omen and soldiers by their friends and A Nara of 60 son. (Handicap), for all e go. The win. ' ' a TPORD oar! 29.-We had • tar offer of DOW what United buttes Ptids.s kid been de stood . Ths long-protected schemes which he relatives in England, wens lat, and nueben easistaising ger of any handicap run this day 7.b extra ; any number of 111" ' ' I .1 rii ch Uni t a ° Sta l ' iet • a . a Li , at market to de the finest ramp es as. • a yas mu rw ' &thistle 0et.1... Atlantle Britisitiorth 3 alternate inherited from his allabitious furefathers-which he so lost perishable ankles were spoilt from delay. It is to p boon th. propel" of the ale" owner °r Mr arardes ' i money last w ick, inferior de d escr i p ti ons lc per load lower. pool. Pridats. cherished and fostered-which be nourished in secret sad sash amidst& that the government will specially undertake may rue for this plate. Three-quarters of a ails. Closes .. - Old +botanist a ready eels , at la y per more money. ummia s t, ,&,. ~,, & Her. kept in the dark till he thought he was secure of their the same trisuniestos of private reels to the army and the evening before issuing. South. out. 6 But little new barley offering; quality fai r; prices from iritimiertk 1 g ornate 1 ....t.. Nu nn. . A m p sesomplistunent without mach risk and cost-where navy in the Crimea and Black Bea through the medium of Tan GRAMS STAND STAIRS (Haadicap) of 10 cove. 37 41 Oat, d bens, fully maintain America.. Wilesioys. v wen they nowt How wen tee wise taken in their . * „ a „, s. to c per Qr. peas, so gelled epos t. eelebrate. For what glorious things bad mot the Lord Gail done for them I He had blestrd the arms of our sovereigs and her allies with Mien moo the meet artful sad mishearing of suesies —a victory so emplate, so invaded, sad re rasa Sthelmisg, that we might hope it would Whig the messy to his mous and put as sad to the der midis 01 the demoyee. Bossed be God, who bad not amity one d sapplicatioas; end se the devices of the essay riirblees ad aostonaded, we had the more mama te haps that his pride might hi abated, and that if we outlawed est =re is humble devolio• to Him, He would linage the of the seamy, sad give us mad all nations salty, pests, and concord. It was Ho who fought for ; there• fan it we. to Him we were to look that He eight give poses sad bend the seeks of those who had provoked this war. Is the proursptous pretensions of him who toned is iate the costa{—be would not say blasphemous pietsuleas, Um" he bid bows "t.'es lip those who stood enema kka ; and ems is this respect there wets Indivi duals is ear Maim who were is some degree mponsil.l* he ma they originally imagined that they were a seablist ins the ameish's millennial reign apes earth; bet the prophets Lad bus de.eived. The long-projected schemes which he Ihimidted from his ambitions forefathers—which he TO loss dhealebed and fostered—which he coarished in secret sad kept is the dark till he thought be was secure of their essempiktunent wittiest math risk and cost—where WOO they nowt How wets the wise taken in their ewe maticess I How were the mighty fallen I The vast of rears were athibilseed ; the immense stores =m gesa ilisktheis of matuisis which bad been collecting got i• • meat sensitive part of hie domiciou, had been e or destroyed. His nnmsrou, earstully collected, sad eapsusively appointee' fleet ot the south was destroyed. Nay, worse. His feet had not suffered defeat in opal mealy encounter with a aptagosiet, where, if the power wee ovens ached, the prowess night be 'g e e ; bet his boasted moisten of the deep melted like was, ad (Hasp peered like smoke ; they were sunk is their own waters sad easikilated by an act of sell-destnietioa— bey peal hod by the most costeenpuble of duals, a suicidal ezeutios. Ilvea the north Rut only Gimped by gestic, disuses/al shelter sad shrinking from fulfilling the purposes for whit* it had been stored, armed, and woad. It remained idle sad shame-smitten, without capacity to protect their imams from ruin sad their samehant print:mires bank notes,. Turning from his ships to the estimated. bum, intellectual Waits over whom he was destised to rule, and when it should be his study to vertices in peace sad Fro.. verity, what did we we t Why, is respect of their bodies, they bed been led or rather driven to the slaughter, and immolated by thouserds and tens of theamado as Matins of his unrighteous ambition, whilst thou who bad the misfortnne—for sash it was—to toecap*, nmaised degraded, dishonosred, and disgraced Before quitting this Miscast's; subject, he mast cell attention to a einem. sisals ups which the sueeess of what we deemed OUT righteous care mast mainly depend—the extreordioary sad 'stymied seemed of the two most powerful nations of Wisteria Hempe—salleas, it must be forgotten, never 20 waked befere—sedoes that heretofore distinasi.hed and semisoft psided thomeelves on their aategonione—natioas thee ler sips end gemations bad been either et:espied in melee seed sleeassas war and hostile array or in watchful Is Jealous rivalry, or suspicious appeal. asks.=riga In the Mange from sects a fats of things OD IMO etimalality, Silled•ece, unity et purpose, . ad harms; elf mile% met, thee the mere power and his igdw t Dig set show forth the wiedom and might Make who Mid Moe Ms the hearts of men, that He me pleased ft WM; MM coserdance sod Madhouse of feel ing peoples as sMoselly opossite and ditUrent as the dent enn of the heist Mil thus Wed ? Not onto as, 0 Lord, bat mate Thy items he glees the males sad the glory. AM is a day if thishigidig Ist them sot for get the lastomseste et elseeey—these re. who de. Ms; their Users he their emery. Let them, there ten, Diem the Lord, mad praise his holy name. Mr sit his Iments. Let the 'Mellows to Hiss not' thanksgivings; bat themeless, their acid is as • reasonable and lively sure/es. Let itosiMer Him not only the thanks of the lips MO Ihre•Seellbeissi the beset, that these blessings my ON pram • musts, bat that He may be ear CIA sad we hie Pe At the cenelesioa of the seems a sensation was shade he dr Psoriasis Fns, The government authorities are organising a plan far semartag the safe tranmaisaila gratuitously of pareele to theme, and navy in the But, by ratans of the war trios ports from the various outputs in this cosatry. Last year the privilege of seeding patois to soldiers, sailor,, sad °M an is the East Ia the war Misreports was scarcely reeog Maid, ang private individuals at the seaports in gone hp seem= undertook the oelleetne sad despatch of these bat, owing to the west of cars taken of them, reiliteilliissetaialog seamarks and comforts in food and 'Whim seat to racers and soldiers by their friends and relatives is Zealand, were beet, and ano.bers containing perishables/dales were spoilt frost delay. It is to p seek NANO that the government will specially undertake the seelareigneelieMen of private parcels to the army sad navy la the Odessa sad Black Bea through the median of the Admiralty authorities at the ports from which war transporting despatched. Packages sent to heir ears will be mitigated and entered oa the manif.sts of the tun Deports, whereby elialreale delivery I. the Crimea will be emend. This is a arty sessiderate set ova the part of the government, and evil be well appreciated by these who are fighting oar battles. It would be a very great eraranirace to these who have relatives is the Crimea if the Admi• rally authorities isr Transport Board were to pub lish the some of transports bound for the Blatt • es. Ms et which they are loading, sad when they are eapaMM ea; also the addresses of the Admiralty °damn at the delimit °slants. It would be likewise a stoat advisable gills to appoint enure °Seer In Balaklava to take sharp el ea packages which soldiers and officers in the Crimea may hive to send to Reiland. Many little trophir s of combats sad victories which our brave fellows have woo, and which they wish their friends in Reiland to possess, and assay relics of Enelistes•n who have beta slain , which comrades byre gladly transmitted to England, and which relatives of the fallen would give the world to posser, have been lost. Row tboaghtfolly aosioas the comrade Is to porters ploys andaolnen 'Sees for the dead, and to trans. mit setae memotial of the INK one to his mourning friends at home, is proved by the private lett'', from soldiers and odious Is the Crimes which have been published. THE LATE MURDEZ AT THE HOTWELIJ.—The Br WM Memory, after elladiag to the reward of 1004 just offered bg the governsitne, in connexion with the above murder, says " While Sir George Grey was deliberating nopectiag the applications, Mr. Frederick Watkins, the active/Amid% Aker of thus city, was exerting himself in an endeavour to discover some slue to the murderer. Most of Ger readms may ram socked as advertises' , at which ap pawed la ow lest week's member, requesting that a person , ertaa Will walking near the cottage at the bottom of Cook's Iwssd on Sm day Roraima. the 19th day of August WI. abase 8 o'clock, and who purchased too bottles of Mhoer near the ease cottage, should mad his sticker r. Watkins; but few of them probably rauposed that Ille adventurous% had referents to the late murder, and . . A Puma of 50 love. %._ _ for all ere The win. anof may handicap ran this day '7.b extra ; say tostaher of horses the property of the elms owner or his andederate say rue for this plata. Three-quarten of a wale. Closes the evening haloes ramming . Tall 0111.111 D BTAND BTAsia (liaadicsp), of 10 soul. sash, with 60 added; for 2-Ir-olds; a minuet of any haadi cap after the publication of the weights 7th extra. Berea furloup. (12 sobs ) et 11) 11111 Oaltlard ItagordahlreNsa... 7 riumpwa ....... o Maier to Puny.. 7 Post ease.— 7 0 Napcle t° ii.osiii;; (*ar 7 Mem wing .. --.. 6IS Alm at the Olpies 7 Wanda Irma, ilea& ... paid at lb 7 • HaIITTO/D, Sir?. 29 —We had a fair offer of new wheat I at market to day ; the finest samples mule fully as much 1 money sa last week, inferior discriotions ls. per load lower. Old wheat met a ready sole, at fully 1.. per load more money. ; Bat little new barley offering; quality fair; prices from 375. to 41s. per qr. Oats, pen, and bean, fully maintain last week's nylon. Wheat, from 41e. to 61s. per load. Barley, old, 32e. to 365. ; new, 36 to 41s. per qr. Oats, 24e. to 32a. Pees, 264. to 29a. per load. Beans, 28s. to 32.. Tares, 60e. to 66e. NIWOASTLD-171.011-TTNia, SEPT. 29 —With the sleep. ties of a couple of boars' eye, rain 'caned the wea they this week has been everything that could be wished, 1 and it affords as the utmost gratilleatioa to stets that the mats balk of the crops is now placed out of all jeopardy There is still some wheat, barley, oat., and bens abroad in the late districts, but they an not of sufficient importance to exert any paramount influence upon the trade, assuming even they should be reliant by inclement weather. The trade daring the pretest week has been eharactetrieed by more buoyancy, and apes both old and new wheat an alvanon of fully le. per qr. has been acquired, extra new Norfolk red having been pieced at 85s whereas for a very Own* parcel of Beath Country old 88 4 :. has bees acquired. We have again to report a.. arrival. of wheat from abroad, being the third week we Rave been wittout imports. Flour, oa accoonat of its scarcity, has sold readily, house- holds making 60s , and whites in proportion. Rye moves slowly. New malting bark! ha. teen much sought alter, and in its absence 62ib1 old Norfolk has been takea at 38s. by oar local 'lnkster'. Old malt very scarce, more nips wally choice qualities, which would fetch 765. at least, whereas the intermediate description, find takers at 675. or thereabouts. Bean, pen, and ate each tending upward, with rather more lequiry. At oar market this morning we had more wheat showing from oar growers which e .nsisted Olson entirely of the sew crop: eonditkin very various, bat upon the whole rather better than lest week, bat having scarcely anything off.-ring from the coast, fresh-thrashed .amples were taken off quickly at as improvement of la. to 2s. per qr , extra Sloth Conine, new being likewise as mach d and wanted. Fora me flee new South Country white 88s. was procured in retail. and 86.. was refund for old • hits not very Sae. la foreign little was dose , from an inniernoitios of holders to sell at existing rates. For a little Ditatsb red 86t. was procured, whereas at 84s. buyers of quantity might be found. Floor still same, and our highest quotations are readily made for favourite marks. Rye held very firmly. New malting bar ley in request ; for old Norfolk 395. was procured, whilst new would have brought 435. to 44-.,ereighieg asturally 64Ibs. per bushel. Of old middling malt a total cleanses was effected at 675. to 68e. per qr., no floe being ander. offer. Up= bents and peas we rain oat quotations 2s. per qr., with law tellers nth' en b stingiest With oats we were spangly nppUed,and all kinds sold readily at former rates; but when adman was wetland basin's was testantly checked. The arrivals this week are :—Wheat. enastwlee, 496 qrs.; rpo, mammies, 44; cep; coastwise, 1,647 ; flour, 470 casks. lioacrion, Sm. 29.—Oar market today was wall sup plied with when, which, although thin was la dry Nadi. ties. Prins ruled the same as last week, with the taro to of the sailer. Floor was In small din; demand good s& last week's priors. Barley trade Is stemsamteiat prim me net high with a Mirk &mad, the supply as ;so • Via Dewar and Marsanies. I Y• i-MOISIDg. LryskrooL 8 ire AT Foinnow Pown.—Euphratim (s ), at Leghorn; Attu nits (•e), st Muses Der; Pttenician, at St. *matte; Bice, at Copenhagen; Julie Louisa, at auburn. SAILID FOR LtycarooL.—Pre•ide, from Leghorn, Sept. 18; Confleace, (fora B view, Sept. 25. THIII OVUM= BASDICAT PLASI of 900 sow ens by the Cit Woe, added to a Sweepetelve of 5 were . the Maser et CH Shorts, Innkeepers' Plate, Welter Cap, Wyasetay, or Fifty Sow. dieep for all we*, rut obis day, to envy 71b ; of say two of mob YIIOPO. 1110; • fe way other beadieep (after tbe iohlieatios of the weigraldi hf the akar rano of 100 son., 5112; and of 200 son, 111121 eons, bat sot to be aeoniabitire ' • the wend to nosh* SO son. est of the stakes. Ose mile sad ones lathy, (II subs.) See et lb Mae of Trumps • 3 4 4 ▪ lady Bird ..... 4 • It • 4s • 1 11 2 II • asa 3as 4.17±) . a 'Ga .. 0 Boarnsakia Horatio Le Jeff Little Davis Ihro !Whalebone 5 Luise 4 (2441mbse Parr ..... 3 4 iIaLLING RAC*, of ill ens. ape; optimal selling welubto to nye his stake ; If tonnes, stakes. Vino-quarters of a ✓uns,. that ite 'bigot was to supply a link is a *UM of chromium. tlal midmost which it is hoped ',di. sat loop, be so far elf plated ea to steed • elm to the inimical. This penon re tared to in the advert* MIMI we. diammred on Thursday end wo believe that his statement wee ou the mute day m ewled to writers. Of muse it would sot be right to Maio es soy partieulars of the leas which have bees lei* Mat we baronage& to believe that they will be heel of a sonaidereble porti. of the milkmen b.. the orearon's ietioset It should be obeemed Mietltay won ell of them ascertained by Mr. Wattles ibe oar of a toward by tee Secretary of State mai e ft lam been !mows by say of Me peril..--.o the will m beu espoeed to the suspicion of \mho bee= to some forward by meremary 111011•11111. his to be biped that a further proorestios of the lequiries raw speedily Mai to a wisdom of the bloody eats... Ae at to slam Pure 4 g Old Noll The Makes 3 Tbe Herald ....... 'Verbal,* Grey ... t I blieseee ......... & 1 Se:U d ine .--- 4 Ven Whale VA**, eidiffe IL Jake 3 f by &ohs elGeast— sseseelea. Wed* a pal eeeb. with 80 adds. , . for all fte.; if tea sera, the sewed to receive 10 sews. eat of the Ile. Closes the erealog before THE PEACE or AIXIB/1080.—The seouler jubilee is twewosteostles of the peace of Augsburg. ormeholleil oa the 251 h of Beyeesehor, 1666. by which the rights sad Inertia el Os premistests were fully acknowledged Ink place thsessisst dermasy es the LW, that Wag a essaay. I. every Ism mad village the MINS Sad please of =newt west adensed with is" rellesab sod other eras nests. At Dresden, whore the Meg eel royal an et the Ceilidh. weed, while the people its mint's% fmr satinet skews were ambito' Is repress* the chief of to sense shake aeries. Mummifies presedbei es the ens mks. The portrait of to Mete, Mestiss. the soot soloreue elwaistfoe of rootage liberty is Sauey. wet oz• poi he sahibs view. Similar aokosolties took plasm this day Y.ll the skim el Gamey. ARRIVED. MINCLISA-IM LiVNTOCI. be,reroter 29, from Y. E. bland ' ALDINE...I. Terniever -off the Dedrene, Sept. 27, frona...Stoekbolm At le•-St (ravened, September 29. trout... Denmark MINI ROIST -OM °ravened, September 29, from Cedes Auea-at Geamerod. b. pt. caber 29, trees Onerager Auer 0111.-at Gr.vm , Std, sept. mber SO. from Alexandria MICIPITANT- at Orammed, Sept. tuber 30. from . 83 tbel Aiwa- at °remand, reptember 39. from.. Benamear oat -at Gravesend, Sept, ember 30, from Bremen BtOnallt-lit Gramme& September 50, bum Africa Buterat-et Gravesend, September 20, from Callao Beireo at termsrend. eeptember 22, from . BPI Mulct Dint-at Or.veran.l. September 29, ffrom...bleororts BRATITIMI-at Orawned, Septemtor 29, from Antwerp BILL 4 CLANII.O4-it Falmouth. September 28, from...Coist of Africa BILMINNN-at Valroeute, September ::9, from lebrador Come. Poo am-at Deal. B(MMIAIit 'll, two. .........bloalearia emirae-at Uvetmeol, Fe Seabee 19, frees. ealeatta Oxcart -at Graweeed. beptembrr 22, boat Ca leo CO/MILIA-at Gramm& September 29, from ............C.11a0 Ceanmas- at Gemmed, September 29, from Leghorn Comma-at Orammeed, eeptember 29, from .. Callao CANADA-at OrameaK September 2s, bout .......lalealea empeaues-it Ortmomed, inermsber ra, feu m Coburn& Ooloter- at °MINIMUM. esperabwl4 from ..... .-. ... • Africa Cinema-at Oramsed. leirglebor 816 from - ....... Denmark etre or LOIDOX-at Orammed, lemmater SO. from Dunkirk Cams -at °nerves& trete/abet IS. Mee Owego °CUMIN. Bummers-at Gemmed, Septemeher 29, ham.. Antigua CATIIIIIII PCNIMIZIN-St°,l•l9/11, September 29, from itlttrOull MAIM -stOraveneed, Brpteteter 10, • tram Rotterdam Nato a-at °ragweed, September WI. from Batavia Dunes Lags -et (trammed, September 70, from. Guernsey Data*-at Liverpool, September 211, from Santander Dor "outro-st Orawarted. September 29, from ...... - Gamey DAWATCM-st °rammed, Bept saber 29, from Norodom &mama Boatmen -at Devi. September 2s, trees Westward Einuaerr- at Deal, Setrember 25, from ....Callao 1112A.POR-at Portemostb, September 25, from. Wodinein Yes-it Lierrool, SetWeabet 29. from Alexandria Ess-at Orameend, September 20. hose - &IL UO4 SISTII-.MM Grammed, September 29, from lieselea Fatty -at Gr"NON4 September 20, from . 44 ZASITO -at Otemoted, September 29, from.- ... - Moradore Okra ?panne • at r.aevesand, September 29, fr0m.........1ia1ifes Rust at °rammed, September 29, Seem Etruria= -at e,nomend, September 29, fre5a......... ..... Callao Lama -at Orweearrj, September 21, Sod Oporto /AMY QVISIIF -at Oraweend, Se=tile leaf 29, . " twer P renrma-se pin. septemeher WI, ........ ...... ........- --Afriss 1 Tillssaeo -at Liverpool. September 29, boot ..... ?abetted ?Lour! -.14 Lime's* September .9, from. Dements OIMVAIL-. 11l I.l . ,en z ol, , tretser 3T, frome...-...-- ...naultars Geer rap Bea bar 2s, koeb.....Dentals Giearre-st Gearemmd. Ilepra6reriatema.....,.......istintsis 111. Lin -at Ormird. September 29, from Cope Come Om% Haniusera-st Gramme, September 19, Sem .... . ........ And Hammes TLIDDOIL-off Bleb) Bead, September SI, m ei l pim HALIFAX Paccar-at September 29, (rota Pee . „Jamm u Urbane-at Suter, September IS, from .................... Yfo G ryr HI6IIIIO-.01 Femoral), September 29, Irma . ............ HHaw.errvear-st DM, September 2 , from „ ttl . Ilasanwar-at Liverpool, September 49, Iron . St; ;h* IN burin Mato-at Ply moult, September 29, irdn .... b e p an "; assita- at Limpet, September 29, tr,. , Kerr-et °reamed, SePtr Isbrr 10, Iron ................ Qty Koroarom-st Liverpool, September hula Lem Hanenson-at Li Slektly verpool, September 29, ............... LII.IDIDUIS- at Plymouth. Septembe 29. trun .......... Abu L'lsat-st Obesseter, September .9, teen Lem Hmez-01l Plymouth, September 27, from 1 4 .60. = Leßaron-at Pearence, September 7, from ,„ „ ..... LavILT -at Oraveset d, September 29, treat . . ..... Loan J. arras L-st Gravesend. September 19, ti5m..1 4 ,1 6 - 7 Locate,-et Grave:seed, September 29, t. tan ......... Latnum-at Orayseend, September 30. 1r0n.. . ...,., LTDIA-at Gravesend, September 30, fora I.4DT Rue-at Gravesend, September 29, trout box -at Gravesend, September 30, true . 1914/OMIT-at Gravesend, September 29, Pam ... Mate Saw Gravesend, &pt. mber lb, lro .... e. . MAILTS• ,fitaLl 1.111. a-et Onoremnd, September 30, Doc. KART *l.6.Walrt -at Gravesend, September an, ITOOI „ limb s Maar Stem-at Gravemend, September 29, MMIT Gravesend, September 29, froe„„,,,. Oita . Ilarracemam -at Greenock, September 18, from Bait. Loom-st Falmouth, September Is, it= MATIAILDC-t fr Dover, September 27, R • ............ Jinn hilDtaLLO -et St Yeses, September .8, from ....... sperm Maar Bazaars-at Deal, September 2v, fr om ..... Ow^ Mara -IL Falmouth, &teener 21, 'roe Loa n* Hermes-at Dee- September 29, from 191 VITO Stutem-st Greenock, September 2., tram ~. B eeper Nuevo Buenos-at Liverpool. eerember 29, true Nave-et Graveled, September 80, from Noaa-at Gravesend, September 3 0 , from ...... ..11111em earrings -at Gravesend, September :9, t ree .. . -. Ann% Nico Las Cutesy- st °reeved. September 29, free kis% Oaarran-at Gravemod, September 29, tram lbnol9 OLD DOSIDUOIN-st Graverod, reptember 30, km_ &s m . Pacentra-at Liverpool, Sept. 29, from . ............ ..„.„. Wm. PIiDDIMIS-111L F.ebouth, Sept. 29, true ..... -Jima Pure sea- oil Dover, September 28, Sum Taw PLIIMLT Gravure d, September 29, ten ANSI Prier --at Gravesend. Sept , mber 29, tram lnelnes Prom Imo -at Gravesend, September 29. from ...... . ....... 11 11111 ROTAIL 9 ICTODU-at Gravesend, Set tenter 30, rese„ ..... BADMOW-st Gravesend, Serener 30, from tenegs "le Ramose -at Greener, September 27, Imo nalthadale Rozscaon Caren at Plymouth, Sept.. ern, fres , law s Seance -at Olomeester, September 29, ton BL JObsI4 Xj Semmes-at °rammed, September 30, Co.! Janda &man -at Gravesend, September 29, hoe ..... . Deme at °reverend, September 29, tee.. ...... „Inamm as Saner-at Orseeend, September 29, .... Earrasna-st travestied, September 29, from .- .. Oren Dour-at Crammed, &renter 29, hen.....„., ...„,Dme Tama-at (iraveseed, Se ptem ber 30, from Dame Tmaua-at Gravesend, Sept September 30, from Tom -at Gravesend. Sept. inter IS. Trameo-at Gravesend, September 29, from WILLI Am -of ealy, Septemsber 23, from 13 14= nom- at °ravaged, September 30, tron ........... W. 31'Dome.-at Grammad, September 30, hoe .. Porou s W•f211.01031 lavino-at Oreomend, September .9, trim WALLACILt Gravesend, September 29. from ..... Beim WILIMIFOLCII-et °mend, September 29, nesles Tome-at Ormond, September from Zoom-at Gravesend, Septembet 39, hem BAILED. AVIIMALIA-from Gravesend, September 30, to ...„ ....... -11*116 1 Arresas-from Gravesend. September 29, to Ava-tross Liverpool, September 29, io.. li V i l 1 Asirrtroms-from Liverpool, September /9, to Aldine Au.aaros -from Liverpool, September 29, to ...- MeV Amours from Cardiff, September 28, to. COMM Auca-from Newport, U., September /7, to MAI ilsavenois-fn m t ardlff, September 28, to 91091111111 BS au Le -from °retina 9, September 27, to DIEM BAR= OFT-from Gravesend, September 30, to . arms Staramaa-from Gravesend. September 30, to Waft Crrr or itarmansw -from Gravermid, September 30, to Dula Contends or Lossosta-from Gravesend, September 29, le Wan C.c.Ao. (..) - from Liverpool, September 29, to Mem Cott Cents Dore Liverpool, September 29, to .NIMOMM Cowsturrise-front Gres mead, reptember 30, 10 ....... --MIMI Comum Dom Palmotth, September al, to sees.. Lealm C sea limo Portsmoutb, September 28, to ..... .... Wes DIMON= 1900 Falmouth, September 18, to Limed Devitt-Iml Plymouth, September 26, to Nisi ELLIDA-I=m Grarefotoff, September 28, to .... Money Esau. Ammar's-Om Graves-bd. September 3 0 to IsWolue • ELMOMTII Maul OFF-from Liverma.t, Septemb er 29, MINI* Erse-teem LiverpoO. September 29, to Coblere Stumm-from Cardiff. =Oro ber :8, to Cm = Ensue-from Falmouth, September 2., to 13.9 t, or litutoasva-from Mini utti teptember 28, M... iMilla Eva-from Pal trinomfb, September 2+, to Pairs (se )-from Ply womb, September 28, to .2 YLTINO FIFE -11.001 Queenstown, September 37, to Furor.- from Liverpool, September 9, to timbres. GUIDING Pena-Mom Liverpool, Septet:blur 29, Li Hou.asta -frost Gravesend, September 29, to Gil , ...!. limo 1001131-frOm Gravesend, Sep ember 30, to .9.11M9M Boos From-front Liverpool, September .9, to ...New Offewle iloorip-from Shields, September 24, to Jessie-from Firlenoutb, September 28. to BM = Jo= MAT-11910 lit. Nemo, September 27, to Jammu' Thowelos -MOM Liverpool, iMptembre 29, to New York Lavime-from Liverpool. September 29. to Nimbi Ma ao.asr Dmire-from Liverpool, September 29, to Ms Menem Asesto-from Liverpool, September 29, to Masa Maam-from taameend, Moir-sober 29. to. Barbados liossu.a , from Grevssand, September 29, to.....„....itotterdem Y tau-from Gravesend, September 29, to ItyMIT NOMMOMIMILMID-from Gravesend, September 28, Mlle , Tom Oasterai-trom Graneend, Septa nib r 29, to New Irk Pam-toss-bon Plymouth, Sep.ember 28, to rei... outs -from Cardiff, September 28. to Permutes, Par-tram Liverpool, September :9, to Doses OF rat gm-from Liverpool. September 29, to BOMB itswaso-from Gravesend, eeptember .9. to Jamie Betsy-from Gravesend, Septemter 30, to Hon Rosaworn - from Liverpool, September 29, to Behis Rival. - from Dartmouth, September 20, to.. Niels Hario-frum Falmouth. September 29. to Hambwg Stay Tom-from Port mooch, September 2 1 , to .............Thee Dross Nrstrn-Don Plymouth, September 28, to Lain t TINFLIIMAJI-from Gravesend, September 29, to .... Hobart Um Treason- from Sunderland, September 21, to Comet= VI amo-frma Cowes. September 28. to Wu Pees-from Liverpool September 29, to .... .... Baltimore Weva -from Gravesend. September 30, to Metes* Weft FaIMILAPO-from Oravmend. September 29 , to-Cbm= Ww.usx-from Gravesend, September 29, to Tom Tows-from Gravesend, September 30, to New Tart Zam-from °miff, September 28, to Ara VBBBIILB SPOKIIN allflTß. Are M•Lester (barque), an tbe - 73 - anks (Net.), Sept. 8, lat. CI, 1;;I. 49. at Tie Harold, from Bombay for Liverpool, of the rape. Deflame (s.), of and .rom Liverpool fur Constantinople, Sept 15,14 the entrance of the straits of M.lsga : all well. Olpsy Bride, from Liverpool for Melbourne, Sept 22, MUM N., ka. 8 w. Henry Pratt, from Sblelda for New York, Sept. 8, lat. 46 N., Ile. 38 W. Isabella, from Monte Vidro for Liverpool, Sept. 24, Mt. 22 N. arobaCornella (ThatcL barque). Roo.enboom, from Cardiff for Hag long, Jul pi, Ist. )1.23 4,, lon. 25.46 W. Maria (Ilamburg barque), from I.Mtleo for Cowes, Aug. 27, lat. Wl6 N.. lon. 32.47 W. New Zealand (Enid& barque), from Gibraltar. 14 days' pamage,lGL 111 N., 10n..5 W. Orlon (b.,rque), from Liverpool for Sierra Lame, Ist. 44.10 N., 100. f2O W. pkmdr ((Bremen bargee), Lane, from Newport for Chia , . Ittif a , . I►l, 11.6 N.. lon 25.34 W. Symmetry, from Moulmein for London, August 11, Ist 11 S., Pm. le W. Tinto (obi?), from Hull for Bombay, August 14, on the Equator, I. 22.20 W. Wellington (baque), for Hobart Towo, Augur 31, lat. 16.10 N., kr. Sole W. A STRANLED VESSEL.—THISTED, SEPT. 23.—Tbs Hawk, Sinclair, of and luau Sunderland, fur Swinemands, wilt stranded at the entrance of the Auger Canal yesterday morning. She lies in a dangerous position, and it is feared will b.eoms a wrack, as there is • fresh brine from eyes westward, with a hig' , sea. [AdvertiseMent.l—HOLLOWarB PILLS AN AD. NIXAM.I.2 KIFICILDT Ina NMOCIPTION AND 1)1110111 , 1.1 , 0 The widow of an officer In the error, yr/idiot at soutbampton. eke kad lived for several year. in Jodi; suffered there to dreadfaliy from the liver complaint end inclides ion, that she could oeirceiy ever keep any food on her stomach, and her e' stem biome thereby na deed. toed that eke wee reduced to a enmp etc skeleton, .udered cos uaually tram oick headaches and nervousinesa. 00 her return to Enslond she commenced taking Holloway's pill.. end ip th °""* sit week. this unrivalkd medicine removed all traces ot those die tremoins coloplents. and the now rostra be beet of bealth.—Sold by all drueg lets, and a , Professor ollows I.:stab:lA meats, 24 Strand. London, and tO, Maiden-lance New York. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BI RTHs. W. AltblßTßONo.—Bept. 26, at Hiltroartoo-villas. Holloway, hlra Armstrong, 1:0 a daughter. BATEMAN.—Kept. 26, at Olton Han, Warwtekshtre, the wife of tits Rev. B. J. Batman, of a sou. DALLAB.—Kept. 26, at Cavendi,b.plam, Brightoa, the Ho. L ad y Dolly of a daughter, x•111-horn. 16016KROUBL—Bent. 27, at Goodhurvt, Kent, the wife ofr•D Moekhouse, 8q of a d~ußhter . PARRlrt4B.—Bept. 28. et Woodbotough Net% the wife al IL PsfeTha. Bq., of a daughter. PHILLIPPB —Sept. 2e, the wife of 0. A. W. Phillipr, of SalObarf• strut. Liverpool, of A daughter. SALT.—Kept. 27, the wife of W. li. Salt, Est, of Asher' n, °elf Halifax. ors daughter. 1211110N.-Bept. 28, at Denmark•hill, the wise of Yr. 0. swim. 07 •101 k. KAILRIAGES. BURMESTER—COEE.-15ept. V, at Waloot Church. Roth. Vl*. Tea. Ar. bdeaeant Cole, Major Burmeeter , of the 59th Reit, le, Caro sewt l o the rn il udm ary, you ß Lge kah at im da . ughtet of the late Iter. C. B. Cola. O. FRIEA D—LANCIBT Elt. —Sept. 19, at at. Peter% W11* 41 .,.. George, yo tweet ate of the late John Friend of Itaalimale.l aa `"" work, to Aim, elekst daughter of Mr. Lancaster, of Neolliglaa* mummer. RICHARDSON—CHATIIAN —Sept. 25, at the Chapel of the Wa l t Pada, by the Rev. T. Rale, D D C. Rie.barJeall. FS.; St. 1111 Am-terrace. Whltbe, to Ana, daughter of the late A. min. EN., M.P., of Ilighbary-perk. Loudon . TRISPPLIME—BOWEN.-Bept. 95, at the Unitarian Mural. MM . ' Mud, by Goa UAW. H. L. Oarpeater, C. F. Treppllne, Esq.. 01 IJ pool. to Eliza MAN daughter of the late T. Bower., Bp • of Wad." DEATHS. BEE/MT.—Sept. 25, Elisabeth. wife of J. Bennett, Beg, of WB. lemon Hall. near 74antwich Cheshire, aged 71. 1111.1'064.-Bent. SS, at mend, Wiltt W. H. Brag" Esq., aged BUTTERWORTII.—Nept 25, Elisabeth, wife of C. Butteries - we M the Town Newtown licehdale, aged 6s. HOMON.— Sep. pd 25, 74. at Richmond tummy Evert" Livrl °2l. odson. Sept. A HO D PPER. - S, at Hastier, R. Hopper, Esq , formerly of Noie tinaham, sired 71. LUFF.—Sept. ST, et Castle.street. Bristol. Mr. T. Leff, eraort SS. WlLLlAllti.—Bent. V. H. O. WIl lams, Esq., late of the Kh P." tivb Ufs 111/111110111 °Ace, much respected, leasing a wile 04 40. drat to lament his tom, aged). ''------------------I°l 141,isal .iod potil•bod las WILLIAM XVIII Ws" el 116 lL _ 111 roof, Is UN OW of loilltotatitoi Ye 0000. , „„,. 'AMA el 'WW I se •llOSPS'foOrnallift°'"" '4