The Express. — London, England, 1850-09-17 00:00:00

the interior el this castle. A noble flight a: stops leads hoes the entrain, deer into a gallery 150 feet in With. At the other end of this gallery a more imendieg flight of marble stairs leads to the upper &amber& The gallery is lighted by ranges of oriel Mud other windows to the north. On the south are fire-pleas of Italian marble, with starves of knightly character and blasts, designed expressly ' for the castle. Between these fee-please are doors which open into the suits el rooms which form the saloons of reception They coedit of an ante-room, a drawing-room, a central library, with two smaller ones at either side, and a dining-room at the west end. These are all en rude. Over head are two ranges of bed-ehamben, ar d in a wing of the building are bath rooms, accommodations for domes tics, and he the servant, and retinue of guests. Sixty principal and twenty inferior bedrooms are in thee, compartments, and on an emergency as many u a hundred persons have, without difficulty, ben ►ccom modated with chambers in the mission. Such is the extent and splendour of the castles built by the descendants of Fitzgerald of Clongibbon, en the great domain which that warrior acquired. The castle itself was finished little more than fireo and-twenty years ago. It has furnished; and as many of the fittings belonged to an old residence, they appear ill adapted for the present structure. But ander every disadvantage MitcheUstown Is a residence that may well be envied. It is In better audition than any hose, I hams seen in Ireland. The building was, lam told, most substantial. The roof b leaded over, so that it will last for centuries: in deed such is the general condition of the residence that any one who purchased it would scarcely have to expend a sixpence upon reparations. Every part of the castle is abundantly supplied with water from a lake below. A tower at one angle of the pile is ex pressly constructed for a reservoir, and into this by =sans of force-pumps there is a continual Concealed by a shrubbery, to the south of the building are the exterior office,. The stables of the Douglas, made famous by Sir Walter Scott, did not boast more ample accommodation. Four-and twenty steeds may here be kept ready for war or thaw. The stables are of stone, even to the very stair cases. There are residences for the grooms and their families, and room for at least half-a-dozen carriages; there is a melancholy story connected with the last fa milpegmpage, bought in Loudon at a coat of nearly 250 guineas, never used, and purchased at the auction as a state coach for the sheriff of the county at a price not far above 331. _ _ _ The gardens of Mitchellatown have long been cele brated. At every show of fruit for mile. round the grapes, the poaches, the aprioots of Lard Kings ton's gardeners have carried off the prise without leaving a chance for any other ex hibitor. The noble earl himself took especial pleasure in his garden. It is, indeed, a remark able eight to see the long range of graperies thrown open. As far as eye can see festoons of grapes are pendant. Some are of rare sorts. The black Ham burg grape is brought to the utmost perfection here, and there is one vine which, in point of sue, both of vine and fruit, is said to rival the famed produce of the vine at Hampton Court. In the midst of the gardens at Mitchelletown is a' botanical library, in which rare works were k-pt for the education and information of the gardeners. Tnere is also a lodge expressly devoted for the recep tion of picnic parties, who from time immemorial have been permitted the free range of all the grounds and gardens, and inspection of the castle upon appli cation at the door. The town of Nlltchellstown is immediately adjoin ing the demesne. Whether as regards its situation or condition, it is one:of the best greaten' of • country town in Ireland. Lord Kingston's property and Mitchsllstown ex tends into three different counties, and consists of up wards of 120,000 statute acres. It includes, of coarse, every variety of soil and situation , and is held upon every sort of tenancy and tenure. It is mach to be feared that a comparatively small portion of the pro perty is under improved culture. I saw some por tions that were admirably tilled, bat I am bound to say that these were rather the exceptions thou the rule. There are thousands of acres in a state of waste, and thousands more that are improvable. As it is not yet a ttiled in which way the estate will be lotted out for sale, lam unable to direct the attention of probable purchasers to any particular tote; but I am quite safe in saying that those who are disposed to invest eapital in Ireland may meet in this estate something well-suited to their several capacities— whether they may require • palace, a college, • cabin, or a waste. There is no property in the market which exhibits such variety—variety,. too, coupled with many circumcise?. 11110 a 11111 11;ilkstii;az., bat happen to be particularly advantage's& I have already alluded to the homely of the Galty mountain', to their grandeur of malice, and the scarcely paralkled beauty of the glens which inter sect them. In one of the wildest and most romantic positions of the :arse tho late Earl of Kingston built bims:lt a MOUNTAIN LODGZ, intended u a shooting-boz, though well adapted fur the residues of a family. The moutrain lodge is about seven milts from Mitehrilletown, and is approached by a tolerably good road, leading through plantations of fir and pane. It is built upon a rock overhanging a deep romantic glen, through which there brawls a moun tain stream which forms a boundary for Cork and Tilirtary. The situation of the lodge is more penal* to be admired theta its architecture. IRELAND. Donr.nr, Barr. 16. The 1,-11-Lieutenant arrived in Dublin on Satur day afternoon from his tour in the north, and attended divine 'striae yesterday at the Chapel Royal, Dublin Castle. As might be expected the synodical address to the Roman esthetics of !retard is still, av it will continue for some time to be, one of the principal subjects of conversation. The 11-emisen states that the "National Catholic University," which is to be established, will be erected is Dublin, and that active measures to set it on foot will be immediately taken. Active preparations ars making for the great county demonstrations of the tenant league. The counties of W.. :ford, Kilkenny, Meath, and Monaghan, are to meet in suczession, the arrangements for the Kil kenny meeting being am yet tt e most forward and important. This demonstration will take place on the 25th, and deputations from the North and from Dublin will attend. The Watorfurd Mail says : We eaderstead that there are at mast several English ALP.'" sow traveling through Inked, for the purpose el hanang ' , assisted with the sinditioe lad mouser of the country, with a view of proniag sasswaree is the awned easeinn, &related to improve tae foruer and develops the Lacer. Two of those gentleasee, Mr. Watley, M.P. for Ptarbary, and Mr. Ws Id, M.P. for Bodge* I. sampan, with Mr. Osborne, of Newtown items; paid a visit to the Dennehy& mien es flatarday lest; ea reterang. spent • coasidarable time is viawir the eateesive settee works of the MINIM. IdLICOMbOII. We eadantand they made snouts &avarice respecting the habits sad condition of the people. The Galway popen state that Sir John H. Pelly, Captain Ellerby, Captain Redman, and Captain Pigott, deputed by the Trinity Board of London, have arrived at that town, and, after making the necessary inquiries, have ordered the construction of two light bowies instead of one now existing in a badly chosen position at Arran. The people of Galway augur fa vorably from this circumstance for the employment of their port in the Trane-Atlanic intercourse. The Cork papers, on the other hand, tell us that similar inquiries are going on in their harbour, anal that Galway has no chance. Two LVCIPATIIfit PROVINCIAL POOT-OMCI AP -I,OIII7MUITS have reemtly been filled up, viz., the post masterships el Brighton sad Winehtver,:in Hants ; the far mer has been filled up by the Postm,ater• Omura!, and the latter by the Treasury. A potholes' named Whiting, who b<lenged to the General Post-office, and who rendered im portant m a to Mr. Rowland lid', in carrying out itio seaman for the relief of country plat-offices from Sunday labour, has bon swigged postmaster of Briahtoa. gentleman named Pumi•h, when friends an matador bars mode greet mambo*. to support of the whip party in Wire eissater, hes been appointed postmaster of that town &me delay took place in his appointment in cons , noun*, it is sr dentood, of his as being of age. RAILWATS ilt CCllA.—Spaniatt odvires opeak of the proems of t►e Nsw Cuban Ralway from Villa Clara to Cienfuegos, tie hest port cm the south °neat of the Wand. Although the low price of the shares he. thrown difficulties in the way, the works proceed with victim. Fin miles art shindy formed to the plantalons of Dana Antoci & o u . r . Toro, beyond which point the heaviest cutting in the line begins, but In November or December the line will huh Pamirs, in Melo Abajo. Two hooding men an employed is Q. works. The rest of the rails are expected forthwith gnus England, end will be landed et Cienfuegos. They will be of gnat ass lathe extenalin of the works. DRAMA. HAYMARKET THEATER. A hew version of " Oirelth," with the additicala title of " The MUktr's Wile," was brought out hen het sigh with template seeress. It is by Mr. Bearelsaulk and that the entire subj."' matter of the puss is draws him the meteetim of M. Scribe whisk is Misr egi ts=die }lapping world of Pair,we Wen eaeaewhat observisst the words " never soled" at- Steed to the annouscoment is the bills. Hae iax detailed with some minutest= the main Wei dman et the piess es the essosim ef its tepees sa the Olympic Thome • few emmain her wr. it is not nmessay that we should eau; linee • soda of die proems adaptation. It dime sat dear degree hem the ver ities as the Olym except In 111 M , which, as tau deed by Mr. 111"Nria, is mew time sad dramatic, and le at the same Use entirely hoe keen "Maio vulgarities whisk charaoterised Omaha prodmilisa. The leading feature of the stery—tho fact of • rime and intereming girl being mar rivd to • Naas without miss him, mid is the belief that he is so ether Was • math nailer to whom eke is literally sogapd—ls admirably worked oat Sr.a the be i tienisi to the sad, end the piece, in point of plot, may well be mid to be ass of the kapok,' emanations from U. Scribe's fertile bras. The principal 'barmier on this Nor lion win entrusted to illy. Hashes, Mr. Royce. Mr. Wright. Mr. Paul Bedford, Mies ' , Rawlins'', and Miss Emma Hard ing. The first mentlosed lady performed the part of Wreathe. and her as lag gam ledisatious of • depth of feeling and parity at mutinied which qua li fy bee to take a samplosons ppooe+ltion "swag* the heroism of the "de drama." Wright played tit miller with his aorestemed balbemeey thinking mere of his tarn words than the amber% sad mesas( • hat se extravagantly bedistned with readies% VIM it wield ham better become a NorthAmericen ladles Wm • civilised inhabitant of Spas in the 11th sectary. He, how. ever, mode the sadism laugh se mud, and hover allowed them to abandon the good bosom whisk he had 01101 inspired. The other performers did full jetties to the duties reigned to them, and the pima was received through out with considerable applame. The drams, however, being essentially adopted to operatic purpose., the mule of M. Adolphe Adam, to which the words are wedded In the original Mem, and of which report speaks in most famunble terms, is greatly wasted to give sompletesess to the representation. Clever LI the play is o• the whole, the lege salty of the " Random " is semetisme named by in abreptcese of terminatioo, arising from an abeam of these "fiehhicg touches" which the music was intended to supply. The pima was pat spas the star with every advantage as to seam and ether monscwin. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVZWING. SEPTEMBER 17. RAILWAY MEETING. READING, GUILFORD, AND REIGATE Yesterday the &dimmed half-yearly assether of this maps, wee held as Me elks to Hoyal Ilmehanse.beildisp. Mr. (Lawn reek al• liMito4olll the /Moral 'thud the mei to the registry of The CHAIILMAN k weaY be efllttle w .{kill mei eller the dimmers were prepared to pay a disliked. Hs woe haV ag e sey they maid Pm the perm, ef ressivies Asir thrtheritht perhaps edible a week if the war. rests he perpered is plehly. (Meer, beer.) lie had to apologies he their eb @kW sot bolas palest Oft day. H. dated that he wee extremely sorry= beldame detehmsd Ida ia thermasy, or k. Pm been present Ile was desired to say ea the part of their *Minima that had he fall any gaisNalain prier the rood siesramileasse la whisk the wee piarml, ha .both meat daddidly hem be there I es the sembasy, ha emethised t ist all those matters se lad Ws bars the palate sad the aorta of lay world Is the had N ptheily abortive. (Hess, boss.) There wee rataise ewe that he need say as the eaWeet, for they meth km mem that la the report the reseed ism to met the haemellen applied far was not panted. Itesistit ham Ilea pltw salt s mere lathes, tame foe the palms of the MOS of emamay, as Lord Langdale had spokes math of whet be aged mouther malty, as U their use had not bees apail sae MOM this manta smoky. The chairmaa seat Ws eletnatieas by ob oe/vies that the smithies of ask esemeel e who were men equal te say la the Ithesiem, wee sU as the east that their Isms wee priestly vsli4 awl that measles fa earth melds *eke it. (Hear, bear.) The rapid hake been read et the last mestiag, The lIECRSTABY read a statement of samoste, frees whisk it sepoared that as espial ..asset there bad hem upended 800,00 W., sad resolved 799,3241.; lassies a Mimes, of 6761. to be received The rousse smogat Wowed that the' receipts for the half you from the heath Eastern Compsay samated to 19,9021. Is. B'., of which 8,1741. 16e. td. had bees expeaded far Mime* es beads, Mules 16,7271.7 e. N. applicable for a asthma, at the rate of 61 per mat pm meow, A PROPRIETOR thought the 64 per met. was telly on the 151.. end the 4 per Not. era the last all. Toe CHAIRMAN said it most be recollected that they passed a resoled= to rai e the whole capital of soma This amount bad Wee called no sad paid over, and R was they relied anis is bowl. Thee* was still a swiss of 7001. or 8001, for they kid bees only paylig 4 per oat- apes As beads, whilst they had raised 61 wont. teat does Lath Easters Coupes, ea the whole 800,0001. This balms would be vary aseeptable, as they bad to get rid of Ike legal .:paces. A PROPRIETOR asked what would be the atiaaaptease of a seassafel twee of the trial. The CHAIRMAN replied that the result meat be that their Me would be again in their own Made. TM ocelot had bees brought by a shareholder of the other oarapany (Mr. Ocadoe Thomacm.) The SOLICITOR said the South Batten Omemay, as well as this company, ware parties to the hill. They sea dated their own ease sad paid their ow. espmess, sad this aseemay conduseed Ite own rues aid paid Its met szpesset Cam. ILLNOLOS (a director) raid there wee tot • shadow of terabit to respect to the validity of their lane ; it was Meteors foolish to irightea themeeives with shadows. The CHAIRMAN mkt the plea of Mr. Thomson wee, that the S ruth-Nergess had to power to take a lease, sad that they , at) had to power to gnat a lease, and that therefore the lean now agreed to meet be Sind. The bill was still going on 'genet them I. Chancery; of mane, they salve derad theinselme, and he (the Chairman) had to doubt that it would be dots mem& tally. (Hear, ham) The scomats were that adopted, the dividend of 61 per mut agreed to, tad a resolution was passed for altering the WI-yearly matinee to the swaths of Merck sad September. Tae CHAIRMAN said the directors Maze tow the maw fee the dividead were arzions to distribute it as quickly as polable. The accounts would he hoped be reedy it sight or 10 days, when the money would be payable. A vote of thaake was then passed to the chairman sad dinaters, whet the 'tootles adjourned. OLYMPIC THILATEIL. The " Oldest Inhabitant is the UAW Of "a new coma drama" (translated from the Freseb) pro damd at this theatre last night. Is Itself it lea mere trifle, not oempying mere than half en boar in the representation, end daisies/ say interest it possesses fr.m the ciscamatases that it has bees compteed with a special refereace to the " eldest eater"—the prosiest mass gee of the Olyeqii The Naas Mae pima is laid in the borough of Cestssd, to "-the eldest inhabitant" of which, sae of fim ahmsisti, who has mad* a foetus. Is Leedom, has bequeathed IWN. Mr. 50101.116 Gothag (Mr. Cosmos), the heads etas beresgh, who by the way doss not fait to mike the motel that "old sad miserable institutive," 'sinew mielpsies the expenditure of that mealiest doss dos Is *it el Ms male, were is 83 yam, 10 mouths, with a sends amber of days and boars superadded. Bat an. fortswaftely for him, he caftans, in the way of his badness, fast wisp is the tows hall, me Meanie L,isto, or si he is more familiarly eafied, "Old Daddy," (Mr. Farms), whom be sweets to be a tramp sad vagabond. sad is that espaclty brines him before the mayor, We. Robilisort (Mr. Diddmr). The mayor "a respectable ass" is vitas of "9,0001. ayes" (which It. has...bullied by playing false to a trust), is 'axiom to obtain the hand of his wad, whom be has robbed, for his own ens; bet, unload,. as is these coma Is always made aad provided, the girl prefers the style and title of the dashing Lindeosaag Harks, (Kr. Nifioo). This is cheek the lint, and, rill more to complete it, " Old who happen to he the witness to the reel deed of tesst, farms the suit of Hsi fey, and is the mums et it/Wm* "his warship the mayor" into ampiemstem by a *rest that he would reveal his misdeeds if he pessiMsa i estialag his emotion to the marriage. In all this lime I. eirlgisal ; neither Is there say. this' lathe bedMtflsg is the dialogue, whish of the most wimmwmgielisldsd. aerthelms, Mr. Comptes, by his welimmemeil dos MI dignified t eadleship, gave some relish to the item, whilst the evident Jemmies of writing it to sad for ea ell sad venerable astor, gave it a salmis, and, perhaps, a les pink' interest. It wan played to (for this semis of the you) a full house, who lietesed to its perform ance, if see with emitement, at least with atteatioa and floTelL NAVAL ADMIRALTY, BUT. 18.—APPOIRTMIDITE.—Mateo H. Boraahy ad A. U. Brook to the Aide**. Illoishipines P. G. Bantle sad G. Hushes to the Apollo ; F. Wedilincnn awl 3.Bwu to the Terrible; R. B. bus men to the Victory. Novel Cclete F. Rantioad to the Dragon, sad W. 8.8. Horaby to the Portland. MILITARY. Tat VACANT DIM& lavaAooons. —As was isainated b Obi lam days ago, tbe Tammy asesr4 by the Ina 01 1 = 1 . 11 . 1 . WIWI King. C. 8., will be MA up be 611 Idost..Colosel Doherty, C.B , who woe the sassaf but; alma, seeseeds to tho oomiasait as Oa ME War gamut bosons the mood lisaL•eokmel t Clegagia Vuddard the wmfor ; Limit Prottejohn cattalos the troop; amiCisraet Gerdes the kieuteasecy. These promotions win pobably " to lbe um military reale. 711 , W PRACTICS RADON AT WOOLWICH MADERA —The WM.IIIOIOIIO o:maimed, sad the meshed ois el plaid's la the primal Mato of the artillery ground as Woolwish, whip to the constaat pamper oarreb oa the river. has Massed the authorities to &OM oa boo' ss a sew preetios-groand on the Woeful& oaf IN THI Marehercwbieh will sot be liable to ny iaterroptios. The dismiss of the new range will be to the esetwerd, and will extend to about three milts in length.'witts an average breadth of half a mile eneltrodoe as to preveat the 'beams of accidents darts, the prudes. It is slao iateaded to sta. street • sound at 1,6004rds against which objects will be placed when at ezposeats, and for the weal target prudes of the Roy Artillery. Iratb3 intelligence. MARYLEBONE COUNTY COURT—YsirrnDAT. Resew A. Agin; Um, Aws • RIM Ancitasw e. GAZDXIII.-PLIJI I 'arnica/slam This ma an rosins to roamer Mamas of 201. for false ininriesamat, under oramfbat ramp eiresmaasse. The trial hating several Men, • digest ma sedlee. Mr. Cassock, for the plaintiff, sell kle OM TM for merly a dram but new travelled with paitgire sad ba salts to the publicans of the metropolis. The defendant was a baker, whit made them pas, and, although they were baked is Lariksa, et Wanda-pieta. M. Jehedemeed, sea presented the Madre se bs seemehimmal la the aldhad countien To vs& bb balsas, Mr. Gardaer had ahem • op la Seymeervetresk to width he pissed t ah he plaiatiff eat Tashi. to sell the -agase, piss. la The veep w set opened. sad some warm dilemma etas rearest lag She lottiog of he drat deer, and ems- Pally the imagism's' of Ilaryiebenie Pollee Cosa Wife seabird on tuna unatiess to investigate the affair. The natter is &tate use 6e. dd., which the be readied eentended Mr. Auckland bad nalientled, sad hr which he gam his late enstody, and had him leaked up the etation-how here eight °Wash on Saturday night, sail one o'clAck is Kathy, when the messes Maiediately &mimed the cede. Tres polio-coestables depart' that the wrighbrartteed wail Is • motional riot the WIN the were at Sey mour-Wrest. sad that timileisediat hd acted fa a violent 11411 M OT. TlTeinamod Judge ebserved that every latitude bad bee' aff trded the de oat, sat eel', It appeared, before the polies megistrato, who Mumbled Meehan, of nabssaleasset, but sus in this court. It was ter the jar' to asasider if a felony had been cemmittad er ietratki. He (the Lamed Judge) was iodised to that N. opium es the polies ma gistrate, sad Me jag, U they elbekled, hod bat to sessider the damages. The jury, after a Jest resalmisa, gave a maid for el. THE POLICE COURTS. _ IkARYLEBONE. __ _ _ - -------. I ottom Patin breaasaaamea.—My. Enoch likryam, a willi-dnamd num, residiag is Drasstetreet, Peddisites, wee charged with bolsi drsak sad astaaltisePollesismsoble Doherty. 61 D. Tim cam deposed that at two es the previous neensingi ▪ he was es duty la Weedeteekstreet, he heard the lssdaa of • doer is Paddloptesmcreet, sad on proscediag the spot he saw the defoodant walking sway hem a beano *myths to lie head *carpet bag. Mitoses stepped Miami asked him what he had ia it, wits' he used laapstge of a very low deserlptios, end refused to pith • aisle an. ewer. Witness this told hie that sakes he did he ieuY take his hes custody, sad he at length felt It kis duty te de so, ae whea the defendant 'Awed hint sad kicked him asi etrlt him. Mr. lemig—Had be &oak se Rath as set le knew what be was about t sum* say that ha was very drank. gr. Mr. Losg—Ho was not distort* the pass la anyway, was ? Wirro—No, yens wasoldp. Mr. Loan—Be bows, yea said amen ateefly a *yes think it right to take km is amps t yea iwii he man artful in Attars, sad set he pinks op arllkesit Mkt grounds than what yes have sow stated. Tits Eshadant was flea disahargail. LAMBETH. ASSAULT ON A rouonman.—Esiword Orstssr was elsaiied with violently sessulting polies constable James Cocker, 61 L. The constable stated that oa the night before about ten o'clock, while oa duty he baud a prat &tarmacs in iltan gate, ,and an going to the spot he found the prisoner and othen UMW,. H a n nstrated with them, and all of them went sway except the prisoner, who struck him a violent blow on the head and knocked bin down. He got up and the prisoner knocked him down a mooed time, and also kicked him violently. The prisoner expressed his sorrow for the ocearronoe, sad messed himself by saying that ha was drank. Mr. limos ma that drunkenness was so exams for each aolsace, and convicted the prisoner in a penalty of 30a, or three days' lasprieseinent. SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY. The report of the directors, to be presented at the epeeist moral meeting, to be held at the Bridge-how Howl, Loath bridge, us the 19th dame, km boon meted. The following are extracts : " The Crashes have to report that the receipts of the South Restore Railway Company, for the halSyear cads on the 31st et July, DM, have been 291,2461. 10s. 3d. ; sad the working espouses 103,973:. 16s. Id. The frigate, ac count is charged in the present ball-yes, with the Ism of 19,29111. h. 10d., to be added to the had 'heady laid odds for the reseed of engines, teadere, 'artless', sad ether stock of the emarmay. The rates and goverment duty &meant to 23,01141. Is. ld. ; the that of the Oromwrieb, Caw terbery, sad No/Mutable, sod Reading, GaUstked and Rai. gate Railways, to 87,9161.4.., which sums, la Militia& to the littered is the mortgage debt and gurulend stock et the tom sad a provision of 8841. le. 7d. for bad debts, maks • total from therms earnisge of 218 6761. 51s. 94.. teasthee with the thereat at the reedit of profit sad Wee, .Si prevNieg he beet Itelf•year's diviasad, a balsam 'rabble fee dieldisi of 113,4781. 14e. 7d. " The lead imam is mine ou the main Use for the last hairline as impend with the cotherposdleg half of 1849, is 16,8071. Ss. ltd. •, of this eau 12,6341. 10.. 6d. is from mad 3,0221.16. ad. from geode, he. The retails i cr ;XII' Kent lbw from pasmagen for last half-per, compared with the preceding one, show a decrease of 4,3111. 9s. 9d. ' • bat Ws Is socounted for by the half-yea includiag the math M Jaaaary getting audit fee the law amount resolved is that math for anneal dash The &- ammo et 4,4861. Si. N. is the resslpte Si.. se the Oneawish hassek his evidently Imes do,svimsgihythe abstractioa of Valk Si.. that Use he the North Real. The through walls to and hem Lashes sad Follsestese, Dither, to, and 111masea he the itelfiyear man on the 31s aa nr July, 1849, was 113.01101. Us. 4.1. • 31.1 of July, 1850, 62,8921. 11.. 4d. ; being as Inature of 9,8021 16.. " The communicatioa between Folkston, end Boulogne by a tidal envier, laming the harbour and arriving at the other, *ow takes plum MIN seek way in the twenty-four holm; the !haloes, and Maine Company contributing an allow thee towards the expense of the sightly esevice. Between Dover and Calais the sommunkstioa tik . . place three time each way in the tweuty•feer hours: nastily, twigs at a heed hoer by the steam packets Mh.r 16 .1 40 7'Vryllowlso 1 and that of Freer*, and ease by the stems ship Is no mien with this torapsay, at tide RIM, dime WWII is. ' harbour and arriving fa the other whitest the use_ af beats • to this service the Northern of Fraatie Railway Campo, emtribates jointly with this company. This latter anise soothimodated 6,777 presager, la d h It 7 01 fa 44 14 441908 with 4,403 in the merespendinet aft 1849; stewing h 4 hareem of 2,374 Botwesa Deem sad bee Majesty's packets end One of tha &Was govarameat perform a service hem Dew to Oahu' every evades (theeptieg Sanday), sad Si.. Ostmod to Dever every uvas ieg (excepting fistarday), sad a mines is she geoinned by the Belfries goverament's sesemies. fa enteaelke with these of tee &nth Eaten& awl Oandental nom Pelee Onapsay, from Ramente le Onsid. every Meeday, Wid eman, Thaseday. sad Ikearley meming, sad len Oohed te Rumen nosy fleaky, Wednesday, Tawrsday, mid Saturday waraig. hem MAW! n herhear. " The divhhs of Si. jolt Wades at the Louisa a terrains. bask plan se the 2ad August, la ecomedenes id 4 the aet of parliament resszL. The diastase eyed all the works, beadles, and 11l sonaseled igh .111% minus will be sespleted two nisathehen the weft time, and it is arida that peat edenatins will Om seems is the masagemest et the nalle. " The Ines et de Waft. 0•111114 tad Reigate Rail way was sealed by both eseepomieseMishied es the lath Hared bat ; the neat payable belles essapasy, at 41,0001. per thaws, beim at the rate M ini id, per mat per saws ea de capital of 800,0001.,ethemewthrahionthatdate. The dime. two anticipate a drones Mae so We line, and they Moe that, although sour this wey done before it prove rens- Iterative, the promentsse of the SeethEasima oompeny wID obtain that Ilea 611/11110/211141Maillille degaisamat to whisk Utak gni *Mk elan don The beesevemens that were repited at the Brisk layers' Aram seethe ifer Si. Keels depetneet are rapidly =1.411.0160.r wkkk Is the ere also with the toning te he Fended ea the North Drat mad Iteadieg, thollsed, sod Delopik Ikea for Um . Mks purpose. " The &seem tblak the pespleters may wifely anticipate a gradual awl ardisharmy hawses el revenue from the roods trails. Thu Si.a al Dellosnae, Is meroltradhe kom Frames, is kateeinni; _ _lke Oestiewe ditties received al that pest, whisk ware Ulla la 1847, 8,2181. Is 1848. and 42,2801.13 1849. snowed la the lest six maths to 41,3181., whisk affords Widmer", evidence et the preform* whisk no port of Fothestene wi dada when it ea. present equal fesilaiss ia all ether .sped., as well as the adeaateg• of delivery. The floath Rasters and Continental Packet Company are melds( arnagesseste for a deity steamier for the eerie. of eamehaathe between Dos hope mad Folkestone; hi th erto there has been one ea only these days et Si. week. Osonaisaess will be provided at .the Leade n DA* Menden hi Si. examiestion °leasable as seem as peollim N M, 1111146M1M Ihriberapidis of carriages andw has been removed to the mew holden at the statioaa7= lord. The Iseseaethe regebtespe thence being assordiag the geisha Sixty raw hous e r: l l: l6 gs workless were lidlihrt " we re d Kr. Destsw ; the Desiseer.ie-Cidell el Ms em, thews Int the lies Ins Mtind to Hawke sed Bt. Lensed, wit he enntesed la them weeks, sad lan the =polka ef the bee hem Tinkle* Rea le IL boy be sped Is then walls The absolves leek forward oWsedy Mike betibelsa of these works is Os nest ibpsessat lap *womb dries w,aplea accusal of the cessgssay.__Tsropeleis aloe se osegies seperty have already bees ovolvemmeft baby sed lie bossism ernl pro reed to Morse Odle wassiecler se absennioses " The mesa eassiabes at Si. soft M the argent for the reamed of pommasst w_ay, Ithemetive sad Mier Moth, new amounts to the ism et 89,0671. M. 64., after ohargiag that amount wi th the ants et 1,101 1. 12.. Id. fur renews& effected is ski last half-year. The direction are Inclined to believe that the amount laid ride by the charge that has been made against remiss for renewals., is in yew of the proportion that will hereafter sequin to be set apart for this purpose ; but it h satisfactory to know, that, if an NM has hem committed, it is ea the ode side. --0 I;;Miieia - aseeatithere7siatTortpasead M the last half- ' yearly smog asmalso of the proprietors, t►at all dames of awes ia the capital of the compasy be °amused sad 40S solidateil tato sapitel stock of 301 for each share, sad 101 he melt third share, on and atter the Ist day of May, len. that meselidadoe b.. hen awed. The nos of 616,0001. a the nominal espial ef the rampassy is thereby s :U.4164604. Thu sweat may be lo.kat er k i ta repreelatine 244,6041. Is. Id. ler ley the free of shame at • direent sod tbia oh of frfelted slates ; thit tam $5 371,4961. 131. 196. 111 part of the interest gad to the pre. et!rs of Ni.. 3 sod 4 shares, out of thotheapitals forth ii,MTM eas of 371,496 J. 13s. 104. ea is gHmall fr om 9,246,0291 3s. 7d., the total expeniUthre of the estagang, es shwa fa the annexed sionsto, "Web le Or= jo rnineed to 8,873,6331. 91. lezir tae le ins beau y isearred for the =l;erattmlethg the reseirions me. Sty em the peril em she 16th el hot Ni.. 3 sad 4 sharholden to a la tJI to be thereafter declared, in offelllng Meths* tit tinper balf-year. "The esseent of the below at the math of profit and lose, 113,4781. 14s. 71., mil thew of a dividing for the ball year at the rats as psi mot pee aonuin on the consolidated prat of the otheany, after providing the surmised eirdand at the rate of 4j pee met. per annum on the preferential stock Weed. It wal be there , d that the div id end will be pay able en the opal impended on the Ashford and Has&p end Tiabdiriliib end Hastings lithe, width me sot yet isp?thil foe this. iniesieffee grated by the Court of Clammy to re state the eimpay ftia pay log a dividend nuts! the Athford ie4l image Ike is open fur public traf6o will make it nommery that the resobstlin declaring a dividend sltoild maks It payable after that event has meurred. "At driest hail- lowly mistatith of the company the follow ing resolution was pawed ' That a register of the share holder of the 417 4 , se velth the tassel of shins or stock they iodhidually be made up and puhlisbed annually, as d that men thank* be entitled to have one upon pay ment GI The time has net yet rend at which ill meld be aecemary to sat spin this resolution ; and the dthelors have, therefore, the opportisity of submitting, for the mmeldmatlou of the prapnetors, the liexpediency of poblithlag the amenest of meek held by oath shareholder. The dliesters oath% that this publteatioi would prop detrimendel la the gtheral Jarrett of the company ; and, 1 in wise thia the proprietors may dispose of the quailed. open eiegnies maths, the directors will bring it boors the issetliag. " Siam the minameneement of the present half year the that has shown of farther improvement, whkh must be as gntlfj e proprietors as it is to the directors ; and looldag byword to the great exhibition of next year, and M*l othuislirm of this company's lines of railway .rd of thew hens Fmk le Marienthe, the directors tress th at they WS fraught with greater neer' to the ffe▪ eth Compsey than the pest has been. No efforts thell be maths( ma the part of the director to secure tho hilitothe of the esupsay.-Septamber 16,1860." The mime amour, for the half-year ending 31et July, 1800, .retains thee followlogitems :-" Dr. : To losomothe ex tr, 40,4611. 17e. bd. • to nuintenance of way, It s gl. 8.. 34.; to miscellthero teething *apeman. 50,6301. 10s. 24.; working expenses (ex resume), 103,9731 16s. ld. To 'therm fund for renewals-Begins sad tender resewile, 6,6241. 2s. 64. ; carriage end waggon ditto 7,0061. 19a. N. • permanent way and works ditto, 5,0631. 3s. 3d. • honer, waiver, *l., 6001. ; total working expenses, 123, 2681. Os. 114. To rates, taxes, and tolls, 16,2041. 19.. 4d.; to governmsat duty, 9,8791. 1.. 9d..e 148,3621. 2e. To balsam canted to profit and ICU. 142,8941. 8.. 3d. ; tots/. 291,2461. 10.. 3d.-Cr.: By gross • 285,6681. 9.. IL ;by Folkestone an Whitstable harbours sad caul dues, 2961. 144. 2d.; by electric tele. greet. 7761. Os. Bd.; by rent, wharfaet, and sundries 4,416 L •' by treader fee, 1881. 6..; total, 291,2461. 10s. Bd." Tits balsam sheet, 31st July, 1860, is as follows Dr. : To ethdry eredbree, 92,0011. 12s. 7d. ; to dirtier& reserved ea shins not filly pith up, less b01a... 0f intense amount, 20,7861. 14s. ; M rent of brash 19.6291. Is. 6d. ; to Readies, Guildford, sad Reigate amount, 69,6251. 11.. 7d. ; to mown feed, es pee abstreet, 19,0671. 4s. 6d.; to girth and loseemennt, bathes available for divideed, 113,4781 14s. 74. ; Math 116,9101. IM. 8&-Cr.: By sash in hand, 76,473 k 20. 6d. ; gleit igai erthanil sompsar stock Doss Merest aid dividends ist Munro of othital), 136,81161- 10s. 9d. ; by Conliala sa mith Whatotable milway seenrithe Dies lath iest thithen,aggilled la redaction of aphid), 6,6281185. 3d. ; bl AWN IN 3 1 8fille 17,119 k. 17e. 6d. ; by admire on account el w.dmens thatreete, 6,2461. I ls. 6d. ' • by outstanding se ems% iv New ethipney.he rots, earriage of goods, &a., 19,8031. Id.; by Ulmer dee from railway compasses, Post vaister•Gesenl. sad other% 46 . 6 3. 11 . 14.. ld. ; by capital actount, being tiers if expenditure over receipts on this mortat, 39,0171. 3s. 14..; total, 36‘,9801. 18 4. 84." REVIEW OF THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE. (has UIII Math Lem XI1“1.0 The general tone of the *deices from the Baltic varies bat little in sharecter from the tenor of previous communica done. The greater part of the mops appears to have been saved la mama order, but towards the end of August the weather became wet, sad the eons which then still remained abroad would it was Weed, be injared in quality, as rale had matioaed to Isll et tateuale dories the first week in Soptesaber. Ilesawhlle bat small supplies of new grain had been brought forward, and notwithrandiug the generally dull reports host hence, former tonne had been well supported at the Lunn as well as at the Upper Baltic pmts. Danzig lute, of the 7th tut. state that a fair amount of business bad bow demo there during the week, several thou- Band lasts wheat hulas shaped hands at prime fully equal to those previously current, Bye had been In active request, and Bee qualities lad realised rates equal to 225. 6d. per qr. free on board, Fran K raw e learn that a l p speculative besi eges has been the last named , which had caused a farther rigs in paces. Some pun ems of wheat appear to hare bean made there on Dutch amount at MI term, say 41s. per qr. for Velkyals, Us. 6d. for good allied, sad 365. 61. ter fair qualities of red. Per were very dear, equal to 265. pa qr. banns been paid for local eaunimptian. Our Stettin letters ere to the 9th September. The weather had for sass days heal wet, which had imparted additional fineness to the wheat trade, though the quantity remainieg in the fields in that neighbourhood was not large. Wheat was quoted 40s. to 41s. 6d. per qr. free on boiA, the latter price being for superior old Pomeranian of 6Zbe. weight. Barley had been in fair request, and Or new Oderbrock 19/. per qr. bad been paid; old Samba was created 17.. 91. to Its. 6d. per qr. free is board. Rostock airless, isif the Bth Sept, speak of rain, and of Wary haviag been den.tkereby to the eons yet out. There dor not, hewers', meat to hays been much activity is Weisman dada; the proashag week, end quitaiions had uad so vaddist. Th e new wheat brought forward at Brbskaad tt a..... jj .ertp, kern proved of fine quality sad bean g the supplies have been me small to allow of dna Midas. Wag dome, and pates ere at meant relatively Weber la the Baltic than is this esaatry. This amass. however. lad; aad as we do net see math IMMO of we Imprint rise hen, we are 'sighed to disk that whoa the umbra shall have become Mkt supplied, like odes of wheat will give way more or km ea the other db. At sloe °ldoliser porO ices have him to had distruesokiterisi to the dleawnglog l rise a this_ ftlidt whim. At Amid* ow Tuesday wheat wee hands of disposal, sad ia sans Ness hidden wed disposed to give way a trifle ; aoterithetrehlag hw hared= were eased. Barley was, IPS Oa saw INK is hi* reguist. set its vales had ea wood birskry. _ Lediss bus BMW dab that a advisee reads. bad Wm plass is the wheat kegs, rad at &doodad ea Mashy pried were about 2s. per rearetr lower Ohm is the dap =t; this Wee bn partly rated bp the tune of the eddies. and sadly by the belief lint pastas would tam eat a babe asp lima bad powelso* bees eivested. 'fhb apposes ohs to ha the impsmiss h Pleaders. gad the of trada was dud at AWN, he h wheat ot day week Wag law* , Our letters from Francs sMatsuCWell esilopli gt rates geed swam id new wheat lad appeared at the poloripal modishr and the ape solothe bused whisk had sawing do the la - ashlsid Wpally assead, tha wham thee estahlkhod Al C Idea almost leak illlpmeals of wheat sad dew to Odd Bateau, whisk kid. halm usheasse, hoes for a dm deputdod, were Wog saiwissL . By the Must oessumils hid Amnia IPS loess that the miaow had hoes kroweilwil good order, and disk whist sad lades assa had aim ea shwadast re tort ht dad et the stake. Prises of leaf had ecaee gaeetly▪ dimmer& at the thief ship*, pests , and dim ezports to liaglaad ware in poopros of being gas& MILLNCHOLT ACCIDENT OFT FoLIMITONL-81280 &husky last the:tually of Ks. Sadler who resides et No. 9, 'Labiate Sao, sad ob D eatessiveli s ecawieted with the Iriolt liars trade, any* ea bails., I reaseacer.bae, la tho City, boa boso ploapd late peat pia la an. mamma se she death ot hie was, 6. fia, aged 13, aa4 J. loille„ _spa 11 pen, who wire domed elf Folkestone, es Poidfq attetueo• lest, toes the dittoetelosolimillooto. They hal roe eat la f ati l ir2 for their Wan peeesaisa they ware asampaled y two millets. After the vowel led peeesedai a sheet Kauai, sad what withio sight of tbe boos, it was obsseved sadd in th i al is a spoil to tun ever, "Asa )bo whole Will• ISM tlaa with sea Alm. Use the ossamaso Wog the abs.., kits pas of so ask sobloass. bat Issas of *es one saved. ne body el she olds, as was fogad sad Mss to Polkssesoo. BNICILAIIT AT THE CA/TLI HOTEL, RICHMOND. —O4 Sande) at a early hearth Oade Rend, RHlutreet, the of lett is Mr. Dall , was beam tato, ea adustee nary psepuleated. A lls = pat twelve on Bad, al* 1118 swim establlehment led naked to rut, tie hard poets; who et la • eefr Wand Ea a resin estrum to the hotel. Be sobs was h a ta ki rd i lrinit ten d ig bet out the esseeeediai turiaing, about half-put five'e'slock, this porter hi Mop_ dimmed the spirit"-veina aad th e private parlour of Mr. Doi, were fa the amen date of dis order. and bad hem renewilted of whatever valuable portable arthiss of wise odd he atria ; the buffet hid Its eon- Wale Meowed M flu k =d ; • box Wastes, to the " Chwth ee broke. open and its tests, about abou lli nalse eeppesed) w , stolen. The okildrea's woosy-box she wfete. An oval shaped idlest. m i or soma map tars apos Ile setdag, and the seeks of the wiz glees @NM Nero bosioa of to Obtain the silver Handley Several raw specs Vida had Sat hero pet away to the plats there, were Mohr ; end Mr . and Mies B.U. desks were broken epee end the papers strewed about ; 81. 10. was taken tree Kr. Ball's desk, bet ao attempt was made by the thins. to break lets the bar, in which were plead the plate duets. It wu quite evident that the guilty party I or pectin were well ululated with the locale, and there is lilt else to the sespeoted parties. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. The Stets c(*. Wwifi rit at cash TU ESDAY r Barr iaa . 17, 1 860. p 1464 Vidook ikenigg. hil M k s agi t i s iti " at as are arrasgel la ardor stlatitudo. nom d Pre• (litris et iiii = it Wind. 111Mta of wisdom --- -------.. lINSIROWN (Dynas) LILL Calm Overcast Patumm• ...»...... LL Stoma Dimas Partlaft Cloudy Pamsamomm L. Ciotti' }muss Ommoriet _ —lisermar . usamumoverr- N.W. arca, Breese Ov st Irerommas Imesestamm......7 — " N.L Vila enure Overcoat Sham . /1.1. Calm Partially Cloudy ilmaisme ... E. ' Paws, Dm* Overcast ei11i11M1C1L....... N.R. Oeutie Si,.. (Merest *mums ...—......- N.Z. Genf* arum Overcoat Cumem . N. Omtl• Drew Overcast Otalssesnia ." " ...... " ........ N.M. Ovals Nem Overcast .Lmorrest ..".." ... X. Mails ammo Cheroot Opt.emmom KW. Math emeary Bream Overcast Camumstm Bove Bove N.E. Osseo S t ead Overcoatly Cloudy 1fininia......... COMA a. a&an Brans Muni= HOLTatall ....... anATILD Calm Cloudkas lusermera...... Winn Calm Overcast Owls Breen Overcast Misr ...__ B S . Calm Overuse Calm Overcast. luau" aura ~,_.... N.B. Oestkairesse Overcast Burl oca IL Gaols Brous Overcast Calm Cloudless Otasoov ......... Loonstnasz ...» R. Oasis 5i..,, Cloodkos THIS DAY. Nowt. Como ot wisa. Strength of Wind. State of Wetter. ICE Strong Orrraat The reams hens the following places did not reach this glace tt time for publication yesterday ; they therefor. hulked' the data of the weather on Saturday morning at Mae o'clock. Roza. You ............ N. w■as: HAIL/ROTOR Wwirislima HARTLEPOOL Boawica Gentle men* Clondlem Soong Breen Pentane amide °unlearns: Parnell, Cloudy CAW cloudier Gentle Berm ►qgy Calm Parutlle Cloud► Calm Cleurl'en Gentle Breeze Overcoat MARKETS. COTTON.—lavairoot. Sect. 16.—The tales of cotton to-du are estimated at 12.000 bales. Total since Thunday, 24,000 ; import time Thursday, 6.000. The market closes watt animation compared with Pr.day's rates; priors of American a full to per lb. dearer. AU other soma less changed. CORN.—QrsunniTsit, Sept. 16.—The 'apply of Wheat good. quite ampletoe the diessad ; prime entlnue unaltered; and good parcels ars htld firmly. Marley, Us* he. are • ittwut alters i ou in Mitre. Wbost, W. 10s. to 111. 106 per bed; ballehe, IL to 94 Barley, 23e. to 26a. per qr. Oats, lea. to 235. !kens. :Oa. to 32a. HADLZION, Sept. 16.—Our Et.adiatee at market to-day was eemewbat on the bearesee, and we had more supply or corm. Nearlyall of the 01111 crop %Theft told at an e th ane. or full le. per or.; and Use eumple or two of Barley on offer sold rather better. limed mitiplem off Peas were offering, bat the trade was dull. CATTLE, &e.—CoLcuarrek, Sept. 14.—There was a large mop', of stock at market to-day, aced Bober prices were We limp sod Lambe. buyers were mloctant to minima at Meowed rata& Red eery little was dime at the early part of the mar , kat, bat bike* the Pon lower priors were acceded to and the UAW. mama were tolerably fair. In besets there wee no tmuch door, ea ses for the best description of at end fresh ones, which Mood par ' &more at last weal*. rates- Sikh Cows contirue in Oceanid, and keep op la value. Thare was a little more cupernme on the part of the buyers of Mae, and tbelesports realised rather better pliceatbas of late.— Soppy : sheep andlLentbs, 3,090; Calm; 33; Ilesats, nit; Barn. ad redo, 13a; Pip, WO. CIAUXIIILD SIM= FAIR, Sept. 16.—n. supply of store Sheep was geed. The atetodemm of buyers from Tent and ram: was emessees, sod bid commenced tarty at the totlowing quotation& The pelmet down owes, mound upon the tomb, 26,. to a.; tag ewes. Oa lo 225.; ewe Lambs, 12.. to ISt. Watbere, suit ablefor turnip fooftp. els. to 3es.; bomb% 24a. to 26.. ; ',ether , Lamb& Its. to 32e. Tie whole of lb. stoat - was roll by midolay, at pekoe to the tiowders. Store riga were lower. Boom Bop. at. to M. par Moose alba. _ _ livaarool, 84t. 16.-IL m ben anunany lags rupps at Cattle ma tide itars market, being telly :AA Bunts more than on last Monday; the demand dell, at • 'amain of 15e. to 10.. soeb, and, as the dealers are buying very castiommy. • large quantity must remain withoLt purchasers. Sheep la am.. 11 supply, sod mks' "'M out mmb alteratMa, beet, lid. to 5d.; Mutton, Md. to Sad. 1,430 Bouts, 7,7411 Maw. Nowericit, S►pt. 14 —Oar market exhibited a rood 'how of store Cattle; trade enntinues rely dull, and at present theta I. so peengete of say halproteratet, keep bring Ohiref, and turnips a bad Croy. lit Bessie few le number, and dull eale, at Gs. to es. id. pi r atone. Tbe peed were well ailed; Sheep. Ewes, and Limbs, all suf fered lei the present dull prsepects, and may be quoted from Is. to la Gd. per head lower. Good store Pigs a dull sale; let Pork, do. 611 . toll, per gene. HOP INTELLIGENCE. MAIDITONIL—The bops am mid to mom dorm Mort of expectation, not to take the kiln kindly, owl to require en unusual lumbar of boatels to W too. In favourable seasons this complaint generally prevails at the eammensement, when the bops are not:ally I lye. The pickers are twining a race with the mould. The weather having continued fine, many of the planters who bad intended cam. mene.ng last week, sod who are not troubled with mould, did not commence: till yesterday, re that we are tumble this week to ere minibus' like a conclusive report as to the 'kid. In this immediate district the hops are undoubtedly onaller than ustud. Aa there are now few grounds unsumnienced, another week will show how tar the last advance of duty will be maintained. Marow, NITTLearEAD, AND WATERINOADRT.— Pirkiaß has rommeneed In them fetishes, and the quantity obtained will he far short of what wee general, supposed a fortidght tine ; in queue of the spreau of the mould, the quality in several pounds is very forliffarad. _ Of the growers began picking lag week, and the whole will have begun today. The secounts run thus—that the quality is very short of that set and the quality In many inatances Inferior. Mae ire excepUooi, and en • proof of that, the tally maim from three to ten busheis to the shilling. HOLLIVOIWURW.—Peektog has conunesoed, and the hops • sr sowing down petty well. HdOLOW.—Ptekiag Or eosneasseed generally to Radio', parish. There are complaints of their ermine wry short or aspects doh, and weighing wwg light. The mould I tooreesieg very mach. • YALDISIO MIL litlllTON.—Pishisig has become general, end 1031011 Or samples are otueload, Out the ze , aid in some places mans meat lose. not only to the mower, but she to the picker. DiaLuno.—Tas hops come down short ot wont was ex ported. The duty is oowidered MI high. BTAPLIKUIIar —Tee pickled is now general throughout the perish. The hops Sr. quite rips, and ease down quite to our apetestioe. eIIANHICOM Pieiiag has oontetr.C.:t ;me prate gene rally, and almost itrestlsbly there are fond plenty of bellt, but a large number of then era required for a mt. The alight attack of mould which has visited our plardntkw is spreading, and con•equently the complete am desirous of securing thew crops as noon Si possitde, Is order to prevent its devastating properties. iiOIIIIMOZDZS.—Now that the picking has become gene ' rd. Ur bagasse Med not te tes tes the previous anticipation, of thrwriera. The n o t sergsist hero Is, ree try wetgh eery Or le rip pointer erre Or le newer lad Ids bops we s t , : =;ilmase. fa Nome mai they are botholar to low a• alga tier the Maim Omit. Ws saw ylatarday la ta= et rd Nadia, • mat Busy ts=slbowir Was am way mon. sea em te. tia yam= hest gssess. ta4 =mime ear hop-duty la dotal that that Melt old Met Say octant the query they Ansakillseinsidea esevugsadast get We !aye piolted do= a kw geeasib width haw ale answered ear espeetatiuus 63 to iMaltA Tha Mao ars vary Clink Yob hematite 63 and thug de wet •ollep Ike drains We had a superior glrcgreg= ea _eat hoe surimikd sons als o wiltetwasesess Iscnakilsgpsneericsab wish* vre hem henalsaing at kr one pre. pr talie lhasa WY el. Musk are gbe ask bps stars. Am te yew. It wilt demi with the *agars. Tbe ample. in Leaden seekaken pod. whit& the kaseinans gra kr at lag ekes, to these whisk M Nasky kidlike. beriatal.ST.—Pistilv lasease geneed about Thursday bat need whaler mar have foe= greet aids= in weight Ihe amine of larkis. Me previous sold eights had tented pearly% Mord the aiderathia et ths begs. mid* astaanis kr their conga et sa l t New mkt Abhor: are emptied la this to he avenge of as to weft we essaider 11=y to he everrated. Gookuvart—The genital picking eemeeseed aboat Moulds, kat. Where there to as over -abandon[ of Ilse the bops we mei eel leht, scurequeatly they require =we labels to the =Lim as antidgetsd. The edger is melba at present, baying sekerkt liststeroas winds. ini ro kand iskataget Wats.s—Piehina is paved (ha this neigh bourhood. As is egad to what was aspested , sod we hear et sierseagliet se le t. 1101ISTORINN.— Pe king has sew breams roma, will some plaates are Dam they did wityid Weer as the well old a red st re ask* ranges le tem W re eaticsarstlavery qui*, trlnadyt=tska IMOrtire=l tis t. ' Bananas. —Tias gee awl our uses they smeared le be. TM pleases kopMie sa p. ebb& b a goad Whelks et the yield. The ereponst hasher' et Lint FANLOlol.—Plekires a Vi L et generally began in tide tit yealuellsy (Ifeedlayb het thee who had bee= pre be= that the hese did not some do= so good as they en ' Thlb by pebbles/NW=via wone hear, will also be We can Ist other I els. ATLINFORD.—PIatiep has beams pretty general ; k Ise early to gke a attract opinion of the produce, bat we anticipate dram will bin kenewhet short otexpectation. 6e ion.—ln this seignbourttooa Orkin has become palest The Amid is stoat as Loeb as was evaded. LOasia.—We have estameeeed picking today (31ewley), salami mama to Woe the quality will be good: se to quantity it k leo arty tins/aft OttlA/1 AND Lugs.—Hop picking has pesseal ly tom =l b does parishes. It k thought at met= Sot Ibe Grip win ftly as mash se our saildpated, with the eatigalsn eta low gwerleart are meaty. Zan Phouwa.— Where picking km esemsemsei sSlnd they NM Pews pretty well, eatoryUur Vat they hare Was so son, awl Salthesa net rips. OTNAlL—Plishapt ie raw saterel. Leckie( at the hops tho *es they we detekkg, w e err are wry brie ea the cat like. list en amain am awe we soy wry swased eo INN by the bleb wog wed Met erne Uwe Ink; they ere wen low* leo rem as le rlyeeser. eal the *Ms. his began full drag kb early yst to say bawds, way WU eist se to gasoilty, bat reZ bt kW be fa wars ems sesensaL We Lou a few semis ghat will not be walk elides. Ilavaecte tut, Owoss o Iletesaathu. hits aktuto.—Hop plehleg Mr Markt Is taw brow gift ~al; the hope orns lien - easy - short oldie ainktreagesied. sod they ire aot sden tly ripe Naha the Ste ; woken* searody a moldy hog to he bead Y ale &Wish _ _ _ Wirrassoux.—Pickiair is now hawse general. and the yield le heads ie quite equal to expeotatka, but as yet the hope l • i d VAL ULOontlel.—Pirking is not generally trominenard ; the healthy grounds ease down, when they how begun. lettetactorily. The watleyed matt such worm at the Etas than It appeared when the were anodise. Many hope us thrown away; at hew one-third will ho gathered than wee expected. may we eery muck in two asps. Ilnoonies.D.—Pieldng will not he in full operation till the middle sr*, week ; they we looking well on the poles. C31•111111100K. Most of the planers have comm. need pick ing. but the canplainte ere that the hew are not rigs, and go a great may * the ewt. Otherwise the eagle wey rod. ROLVENDLN.—Hop pickiag but generally commenced. they don't rise to the picket. so well as was espetted. There lamest bushels per 'colty la 'appl cwt. ying the out, weighing rather light, from 73 to to ROCktEBTIII —Picking has only partroily commenced In down shor this neighbot, andurhood. b weigh l tigu Ma ht. e that have begun fear they will mato TiCEnUltaT.—The hop-picking has cOmmeneell in thfg twig. Thom that have bees weighed vary from ;5 tu huebeia • ewt. weather of the past few days hag tended to ripen the hops very mach. There le at phree me appear. eau deed elould. Parkieg has been tenon in rural, the rumpled turning out good for what le called the " heat ii,kings."—.Vaideti end Alldrlta4 of Sept. 17. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCS Mai we Oimmlemdess. Or .euppiag matt... , ow -Lk, T. um. CASUAL"! I ES. A schooner, 'opposed to be thr Coravivo, trim Ne nestle, imported to bare gone on shore on tt.i bar of Chi ',via. but has been assisted off and iuto that harbour alter die. charging part of her eardo.—Vernee, bept IU. Adrona (British schooner) went on *bore at K•: y West, during a heavy gale, and sank. oloanblin, of 'Sunderland, Captain Stamp Lockl, y, of 220 ton., bound from Cad z to London, was wrecked, Aug. 14, on the tout near t h e Bay of i;ezimbro, in the neagehour.. hood 01 St. Übea. The cargo w.a %,ivable, and coo/sated of superior wines, cockinssl, and ;op oftk..d. Ibe ca;ttafn, crew, sod mat of the cargo caved. •BILIVID. I MAILS. Hamburg Holland Lisboa Pacific India rill goutPlimpton India via Ratakilea Baotou and Halifax Mexico West India .I Btpt.2B 8 , pt. td Sept. 28 -I)pt 26 F►pt. 22 &pt. 22 Aug. 24 ARRIVED. Assim-et Liverposi, September It, hum A. Moue-et Live rpool September 16, from ALIIMANDIA-at Sally, September 10, from brarenten -at Sellly, September 1; from Carssaree--st Liverpool, September IG, from.- Casette-at travesend, September 16, from Cease-at Gravesend, September 16, from. ..... - 0999191191.- at Gramm.; September 16, from Cnass-at Queenstown, September 14, from Dauno-at Dartmouth, September 13, from Dena or Wsumoorwe -off &illy, September 10, DIUMIXT-140nmerenct, September IS, from Xesnueennas-at Liverpool, September It from Eirriarase-at Cierdit; September It, from Petstrs-at 601113, tleptembrr 12, from l'aiDillZA -at Queenstown, September 13, stee Pasies-at Liverpool, September It, fr, m Poo tioen-at Gravesend, Sep , ember IS, from , Darrow-at Gravesend, September IS, from MINA/ at Qneenetown, September IS, Quin 11,111.90191-41 L 192,9001, brptemuer 16, 19•111 J1A91,11,-.At Liverpool, September 11, from loam-at Portland, September 14, *me tortes-at Sitobamptom September 14, teem Lass-at Gravesend, September It, Mistier-at Gravetend, September I; from. Mammary -at Gravesend; September If, Rom.- Nam', 111941-14 MU, 13(19,919,, 13, from Muer -off Newport, September 14, from NOIRDITITZPA-at Hull, Sept. 13, from Oman -at Crookhaven, September 12, from ?stuns -at LiM9O, be 19,199,, 16, 140111 !Lumps-at Gravesend, September leo from 1.119991-at Grameal, September If,, from Poems-at Gravesend, September 16, from Puwcsse Yorst.-at ilisomend, September 16, from 11919141-at 091191419.1, September 16, Itacerz-at Gravesend, September IS, from Holmium. -off Liverpool, September 16 itwourrion-off Water:ord. September IS, from Calmat& but inmeaucsa--at timenatown„ september 13, uma........0dima Seoul Omen-et Qut endow; September It, frtm Jags rewn-at Shields, September It, from Quebec Tniounan Benarem-eer Mel, September l'aoarr- off Costive.' m Septemr 14, from tubs Croon-at Liverpool, September 1 1, from 04,94 W 9.910.9 roe Viol ow-at Bristol, September 16, Men.. Areltanpl WILLIAM-II P11'010149, September 13, from Lire rpool Mut:sit-at P.itmoutte, *caber 14, front Odom Ennemir-at Southampton, towbar 14, from D.mtsie Nantes ...Gothenburg Dina aultas Au rdasi h.lOy titer-in .oatbenburg IS. Afro Lo Otion . from Cdcutta asch.stwel (twee London 'brad raileutta &Wit rdam ,txtelve Udall Rotterdam Pictou ....Charente Xtrael :yam P•tenburs Petembuti Loads, Mediae ..... Smyrna Antwerp Arch Angel Angus/id I !Limb Hag urg Atrr.burg ..... Luukula SAILED. Amp temente- hone Newport, September 14, to.. Malaga aeint-from 411/6411, September 12, to Webs. •uutir- from C.ravesew4, September 16, to ."' .. Sydrsey Qemiewie-from Cowes, September 13, to. London Pula- (fOlll GT4itl.t.d. September 1% to Lebon F.int s -from Hull, September 13, to I'eat'l:4lra Farroa-hem Queenstown, Septembet 11, to Carden Favoarre -from wields, September 14, to —.„.-.oemiteatinopie heaves-hut Newport, Sept. 14, 16 ...... W. lames llowie-from Torbay, Sept. 14, t 0..... Newfoundland Wawa-from Liverpool, September 16, to ...... ..... Ramberg La CLASITA-hOl2l Gram/aid, September 11, to Nassau Later Etemearu-front Granteend, September 16, jto Lamm Lt. cv Aim -from Newport, September If, to. Valpareeve Mmimu-from Skid* September 14, to tabralter Maws Maori-free LlmrPvel. September 1% to- ...... Iceland Noe& Csenta-from Gnawed, September 1% to .......tenoa POLYNESIA-from Shields, September 14, to Velum 1 . 2.1 , 1111.1 . -frorn Scilly, September 12, to Gibraltar Rove-from MUST% Se timber 14, to Galata Roe re Powit-Rem Leverpool, September 16, to ..... ...31lanwitleo Sonia, 000 MAIOASIT..-114:1111 Liverpool, September 16, to Galetz Seas-from Liverpool, September It, to M. %Idea Smoot -from Newport, Sept. 14, to New Weans &comma-from Shields, September 14 to Molt. Sawa 31.40:4e5-from Gravei end, September 13, to Be/Woes Ti ea -keen Liverpool, September 16, to Rewitio Tearee-frore Newport, September 14. to New York Teiniewa-freen lionderland, September 14, to Cartburrena Vamoit -keen Portsmouth, September 13, to Lei:cone VESSELS SPOKEN WITH. GLORY/M.l. from Calcutta and Cope of tioud Hope for Londe; Sept. 7, lat. 30.5, lon. 12.30. GLI3II,IANA, Cum. from Livervol for Bonny, Hay 2.5, lat. C lon. 10 W. Paimoat, of Liverpool, Oki*. 8, lat. 48.30 70.. lon. 17.2 W. Wwn...a, !tom Smyrna. Aug. 28, off Cape tit. %intent. Pilau, SEPT. 4.—Ths Spanish government have c.ren I directions fur the immediate construction of Lightbousie at Mahon and the Island of Dragonera. Savatennit, GEOIIOI4, At:o. 2:i.—A large dry dock has been launched for Ma acoommodation of shipping. Tau HEYDE Asa SZE, SEPT. 7.—A new life boat is bean successfully tried, and a new iron life boat is in 1 N itres& Signal posts ars to be erected from Ter Heyde to the Hook of Holland along the coast, to give signals to life boats for this relief of gipping. [Advertisement] —A BAD LSD OP A VZILT DAN oraoso Nerves omen es Tiou.owev's tnammuer •se Puss—Mrs. reale. of No. 2, Mermaid.court, Borough, bed suffered fur a eery long period with • &math win lac which NOW the Wall of many of the mod mamma surgeons in paean. pmts.', as soil as in the hospitals and (Liken...4MM under whom treatment the had been, none of whom, after repeattd trialc, could effect the knot good. The use of Holloway's Fills and (ointment alma has been the 11,31114 of easing this eatreordia care bad leg to the wonder and ecnonishment of all who hate wen it, as lbw Pools Ws parson tar admired in years.—Said by all s = Own: and at Prokawar lialnwoja ostsblielimant, 344 Landon. EIRTIIB, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BURNETL—dispt. 13, at Vavittall, Mrs. J. L P. Burnett, of a daughter. COL—Sept. 12, at Taunton, the wife a E. W. On, Esq., of Rue. &ell-square, London, of a eon. GRAM /11.—Seet. I. at dbingdow, Igra T. IL Graham, of awn. rnru.—tiept la, at Sumac-square, des wife of the Rt... J. Griffith, year of Aberdare, of a daughter. JEPllhoN.—Sept. 11, at Thorp...villa, ilia wife of the lion. J. Y. Jephals, of a eau. KIN - 08VORD.--gept. 11, at Brompton.erescent, Brompton, Mrs. E. Kingsford, of • daughter, atalkhorn. MARoll.—Sept. 12, at Arley, Lancashire, the wife.pf T. C. Ranh, By., of a daughter. READ.—gept. 13, the tette of J. P. 11. Read, Esq., of a see. WEBT a chug— t. 13, the wife of Mr. R. Weidall, of Thamehatreet, ofer. MARRIAGES. AWDET—COOESON.—Sept. 12, at Faber, Surrey, by the Rev. J. Md, W. Airdry, Eaq., of Rowdee-hill, Cbirpenham to Margaret Reid, third daughter of the late Lieut.-Gen. G. Cookna, ILA., of the threw place. CLARKB—PAIJSER.—Sept. 10. at Waloot pariah thank Bath, by the Bev. J. Wood, M.A., kin' Mice of Christ Church, Bath, the lee. 8. Clarke, M.A., Curate of Yarteigh, Ilungerfurd, to Mary 113Matetit. third daughter of th e late Capt. E. Valuer, ILN., C.B. 13IBBON—flitGUSON.—tiept. 13, at Clifton, by the Rev. J. Hens. man, M.A., Incumbent, the Rev, W. W. Gibbon, 31 A., Curate of alike, to Elizabeth Dennietoun, eldest daughter of the late R. PergumajEsq., of Blantyre Lodge, LallallOdurt. METCALPE—ANDREWS.—Sept. 12, at Epping, W. C. Metcalfe, Esq., ;imaged sew of the late 11. Metcalfe. Emei., of ilawetead Home, weer Bury 81- Estathad•e, &Wolk and ltill-mreet, Berkeley. spasm, to Mary, meow' daughter of the late It. B. Andreae, big., of Endnd. BMITH—BANNEEMAM.—Sept. 11, at the Presbyterian Church. Milord, by the Bev. T. Robinson, B. Bmttt, Eari i. , i t Manchester, to Margaret, eldest daughter of J. Bannerman, of Swinton. SKITII—THOMSON.—Bept. 13 at Tunbridge, W. C. Smith, EA, of lotmee 6 A t te .. tria, to Lastrella, widow of the late J. Thomson, Esq., of A VERET—HORNE.-Bept. 11, at St. Oeorp's, Tfanover.aquare, Joseph, may ecin of T. Verey, Esq., of Maid.-bill, to Sarah Eliza. betb, eembd daughter of T. Horne, an, of Edgware. road. WILBRAHAM-4308L1110.—Sept. 18, at Trinity Church, Botleya, by the Lard Bishop of Worcester, IL W. Wilbreham, Ey. , acoand moo of 0. Wilbraham, Eq., of Delmore House, Cheshire, to LOW.% third daughter of B. Goal mg, leaq.. of Botley.perk, Surrey. DPATHI3. BTABOWIL—Bapt. 9. at Aaittosy, Basta Mary Anne Prances, only daughter of the Ws Lieut.-Gen. Burrows, aged lb. ENG UAL—Sept. 12, Hoary Hobert, third ton of the late J. Eoilloh e kiq., of Notung.hill.tertact, aged 26 FOLLET.—iiept. 11, at Batley Staffordshire, Franc., wife of aced 7 5. ' ---- . HUTCIII.ION.-Bept. 12, at Little Aglaia, Yorkshire, J. Hutchison. hap, late of Spalding. HEHLIOOT.—Sept. 12 at Richmond, fbarey, Ann Robertson, wife of Iledlkot. of Iluldle Now-street, oough•sonare, London. aged 40. HAlNlly.—gept. IS, at Barnoldby.le.beek, Lincolnshire, Margaret. wiM of R. 24ainlyr, Rm., aged 65. NEVILLE.—gapt. 12, at Croydon, attar a protracted illness, Joseph raw eargwi4 aged ef OLIMIRENBHAW.—Kept. 0, B. Olderasshaw, Esq., Augustus-square, Regent'apark, aged 02. SHEgHltilD.--Sept. 10. at Iliettad, mar Sendai, H. obspherd, Rai., aged Sd. Meted amid published by WILLUJI6nw liAtatott Mt. S. 7 Aabl.P 6 strum, tit Qv at Uo4to, Priator, at tits tftei. Is Lambent. Mist. la tin geostri of Mlitiatilars.—Temar, Samumis 17 . 111130. 1