The Express. — London, England, 1850-09-25 00:00:00

powerful as these of the Liverpol, merchants, who Law little or no interest in—whose interest indeed is Writhed to be antsg cnistio to the prorptrity of Liverpool. I refer to tte merchants of the Uoi'ed States. fen ere few or no reasons cos meted with locality that could induce thew merchants to prefer Liverpool or any other port to Galway. The New York people have far emu time bees em s in Stein out steam-Wipe to compete with the British in the Atlantic naviptioa. If the people of Galway can show the New York merchants that they can afford them superior facilities of commuicatioe, and that equal accommodation can be obtained ia their poet both for ships and sailors, I will venture to say that the Americans are much too wise in their gemeratho to neglect to make a trial of the pronsinng experiment. And mark how that experiment would work. An American and an Eng. limb eteamerlare despatched at the same hour f New Yeah or from Halifax, the me to Galway, rom the other to Liverpool. They are of equal capabilities; they have equally good weather. Well, the American steamer arrives in Galway three des at least before the English somas, gets to Liverpool. Her news arrives in London by electric telegraph within two hears a ft er. Her despatches get to Dublin, to Liver pool, to Manchester, and to Loudon, before the steamer for Liverpool hrneighted Holyhead. Her pas sengers are at their homes and firesides before the Liverpool packet has taken on board a pilot. Why, the communities must be that the American line of packets, if they succeeded only twice or three times successively, would soon have the monopoly at least of all the carriage of easeengen, packages, and de spatches from America, and the same sort of bagmen from this side the Atlantic would sooner or later in evitably ft now. If the Galway folks are wise, what they will do then is not to try any more expensive experiments of their own, but to cultivate a connexion with the New York merchants, and to induce them, the moment the Galway Railway is completed, to lay on a lice of first class steam-vessels from America to Galway. They must exert themselves also to secure that some most important preliminaries shall be adjusted. I will take leave to mention a few marten that seem to be essectial. 1. The chain of communication, both for passengers and news, must be, as fez as poetible, unbroken. The Galway railway and telegraph ought to be brought clew to the Galway Docks, @s are the railway stations at Dover, Fulksstoce, Calais, and Kingstown, and as is intended to be does at Holyhead. Besides this the railway and telegraph at Dublin mast be made to oorrespord with the railway and telegraph station for Kimonos's. There must be, at any rate, the oppor tunity to passengers of "going through" without the intervention of omnibuses and the trouble of claiming and changing baggage. 2. A goof hotel must be established in Galway. Of the hotels existing in this town at preset, both are so bad that travellers nasally diepsts, not which is the best, bat which is the worst. Vantine's hotel, at F. Acetone, may be taken as a model of the sort of establittment required at Galway. It must afford' secoomicd,tioe and convenienee not alone for pis engem bat specially for the captains and officers of packet Testicle. Galway people must remember that these gentlemen will come to them from cities which pe, tort indite' resources for information and amuse ment. Let the captain of a steam erneel come to Galway and fled it as it is at present, and ten to one bw be would go back to America and report to his owners that it was one of the least favourable places in the world with which to establish a com munication. 3. The Galway people must demonstrate to the American Tishri owners that they can coal and Thema their Alpe in Galway harbour as readily, and at least as cheaply as they can coal and victual them in any other part on this side the Atlantic. Now, fur my um part, I believe that this mty be done. Whether erroneously or not, Welsh cal has been declared by geologists appointed by the British government to be the best coal for the use of the steam navy which is to be had within the British empire. Now coal can ose. tritely be brought to Oalway . from South Wales as cheaply as it can he carried into Liverpool. With regard to provisions the Galway people ought to be able to supply American ships with meat, fish, WM, sad every other article of food at an ittinitely Ile, gate than the same can be procured at Lieer. it will be necessary for them to bear in mind kr whom they are catering, and that these packet easels are fitted out in a style which rev ers a @apply of articles of luxury almost as requisite as a supply of articles of the first neemeity. These and some other points being attended to I should have no hers for Galway, but should hope that an early period might be predicted for its revival from decay. There is another point connected with its intercourse with America which I have not adverted to though it is of considerable importance. At the present time communication with America stands upon a different basis from commerce. The packets bring the price of cotton, but it is a different class of vex •1 that brings the material itself. I believe Gal way may, in these days of electric communication, be the port of communication without being the pact of commerce with the United States. Obviously the cotton intended for the English market could not come through the port of Galway. It would have to be twice transhipped upon its route, and it can be well understood that such transhipments must be attended with unneemeary expiates. No. Ireland mast have manufactories of her own before American ships will come to Galway for mere commercial purposes. Why she should not have manufactories of tier own—why there should not be manufactories at this very spot—it would be ditfi. colt to assign ammo. The water power at this place turns htlf-a-dozen flour mills, and is sufficient to tura a thousand wheels of ten times larger size than any that are here at present. A man might have a factory here, almost on the very wharfs, he might absolutely unship raw cotton at one door, and put it on board a vowel in a manufactured state at the other, without incurring the wet of a farthing beyond the .. necessary charges for labour, wear and tear of machinery, rent of premises, and packing. Of these, the first and principal item would fall lightly on him. Labour is as cheap hers as it can be any where. In population Galway stands fi ft h among the towns of Ireland ; in employment I fear that it mast needs stand very low indeed. From the circum stances of the surrounding couctry, the trade it once had as a market-town is thud paralysed. At the time I write, the herring fishery scene the only Wai mea about which any one is active here; and we all know how uncertain and precarious that trade is, for how brief a Epees it lasts, and how limited, under the best ciromenuesamast needs be the reward to those who are seemellated to engage in it. Th eipm erverameat L eat ef the monies appropriated for duo ea pa lie works in Ireland, are opening eat the eassmanitalioa hawses Galen, Bay and Lough Corr% sad Lough Mink, so as to enable steamers to sastple these bleed Na., and to afford a ready _aims et essearmisatios through a line of lakes whisk erased, as the nap will show, a long way fate the interior. Galway will of necessity he the from whence this drain of eammaaist- Goa miff emanate. Belem egawastaity of successful amieepries isms epsuel set. Mhos we ham of the snipes. st the Mimissippi sod Ohio, bounded by —y swamps, and having eemparstively few settlers, who we read of asegaidseat OiWOMOIO built for the engem navigation net the Mee Ommle. where esmasuiestion dots: g ist rotten of the you _,raised,amnarily altogether, vreeMbe it navigation d Level Om& oad the formatisa of a Use at essamoisseisa betimes the towns awl hamlets= its &mathe meth waters district of Balmy sad Mayo, me the great antral railway lira of Ireland, should not prove a wane ot fortune worth looking out for. I have dwelt thus much mu the town of Galway, bravoes it is, as I before observed, the way to Irish prosperity in this district of the country. It is thrift ier' sot only of importams to the English speculator bat it is gspcial imperious to the I r i s h ro s e . Ad throe& Irel I lad a strong and not as unnatural karma exhibited is the probable future et this tows. Is Dublin, it is a madras' qesstioa—m When will they have the pmkets 16 Gal .sy r My UMW is, whatever the/ are la a tradition to show that they esa mem* the sliest" for which they will be slat *ore That there will be a day tor Galevery ea who examines Us position, whether es the , Cr, still better, in the tows itself, mast fed eat But t advent of that day mast d_qead greag ea the entsrprin and exertions ot the Oalwe7 people y them. selves—ea the seal wUk which they promote end theeffortket eases; ea tbsuaMeasysaddasseltywift which they otropents with those, of whatever satin, who hold ont to them the hard of friendly intorriourse. If I might vesture a piece of friendly sessesl to them, it should be to avoid what is perhaps a too mimes fault with Irishmen, that of originating plans which they are powerless to perform. If they will, in a somewhat mars moderato spirit, only an to draw to them the enterprise of others, and um every exertion to facilitate the objects such persona may have in view, I could then venture to prophesy that on my next visit to the Bay of Galway I should see its bright waters, not as I see them now, unblessed with taller mil than that of yonder fishing smack, but adorned by stately vessels bringing messages of friendship to osr shores, and blaring at their peaks the ensigns of the most importast seaboard nations of I the world. DUBLIN, am. 24. The Countess of Clarendon was ably delivered at six o'clock on Sunday morning of a daughter. Her Excellency and the infant are doing well. The following correspondence on the subject of the Cuffe-street Savings Bank has taken place between the Lord Mayor and the Chancellor of the Ex. chequer: lifansion.houee, Sept. 23, 1850. The Lord Mayer umiak his compliments to the editor of Sasiaiiire a Nowa Letter mad feels much pleasure =en closing • copy of earapsinknee with the Chancellor of the /3:chequer, ea the said** et the Caffe-emest Savings Beak. by which it will be taropived that the 30,000 i. voted by parliament will very sem be distribated arsoapt the dope site's of that anfortunate establishment. (No. 1.) " Musk* House, Dahlia, Sept theBso "Ky dear Sir,--Siace my n o from London greeter part of my time has been occupied in earl lag to letters wham by, aced affording verbal eiplaaas to, the ruins deptalten is the Caffe-s•reet Sevier Bank aced I regret to state that many of these pro paapla have, within the lint tea days, arrived is Dahlia teem lag. lead sad from ditaat plots of this smutty, is the hope of receiving the beht. Their general game le ' Whoa will the Chaaealke of the hizobequir thi money?' Although I ant sadly isconunieseed and an noyed by their lacement appliestione and fatecrep c te t rz, I can, in witameiag their extreme poverty and i easily ensue the importunities of three takeni, ve dm! Ky object in now troubling you with this 031Mitanielo doe i c yyto moult that yea will kindly inform me, at your earliest coareakinee, when it is likely the lam voted by par liament will be is muse of payment. Permit me to avail myself of this oppertualty of experming to you my own thanks, sad that of the depositors, for the patience yea have exhibited end the valuable time you have devoted to the investiplicia of their jut slims.—l remain, ny deer sir, your obedient servant , JOHN RITNOLDII, Lord Mayor. " The Right Hos. the Chancellor of the Rudisqaar, Dowaintetreet, London." (No. 2.) " Rai*, Sept. 12, 1850. "My dew Sir,—l u nary to learn from year latter that say of the depositors in the Cade-strut Savings-beak should lave hem iodated to have come from other Ouse at emaiderable isenvesisace to themselves is the upeie tatioa of immediately receiving any part of their money. It is, bewever, eatirely their owe act, and one to which they certainly have not bees led by anything that I have said. Ton will, lea eon remember that what I asamumed was that an 'averaged:a into the posebootes end esesene of ladivideal depositors moat puede any mama; sad the I first step wee necessarily to appoint proper pereeralle end= this tawdry. Till this has bean dose as seep wissemer as be takes tar any payment. 1 have been is semeweakellost with the Lai Ligament es the cabled. Then Is ewe point, however, is width it is perhaps right that I eke= mesas skate te yen ny oplata. Toe will ressiest that in the neelutim of the seessainee it is espoused id the ma ee l be voted by parliament should be is aid el keel sehmeigulams end this reseledes, I think, =den it seemary shin is me dians, should be made to Wee • sebeerapthe Dahlia fee this purpose.. Whatever my lue the rank it is dm to the opinion so expesmed mt Mt pert of she Mullaittee that I should emthemess be ices their wishes wiled oat. I 'spew= this opal= in dm Lord Liestesset, segos= Iles so me =ha es nth aid him as the ehief swelmeste elf the sky. len mum shell redid eel farm is the V: of the mejoeity of the mmouldin. but Ime .risen this =obi preent yes, le mer tensity es Lard Meyer, eadeeneeng te meet these views, espeeielly et. hewed= se dint es sem ef yen fallow skims ef DWI& I ben to laem the Lord Lismatsdedat girths, saptidas hes bees dem ea this suldeet, Mt es I en waking in yes, It bite her to see= • the =WM te pee, Meet psusual so OM Mold do more kg swab • pup= than_ tee bk om the posit= whisk me eseepy lively eywqmfey whkk me hsee lbeenthen the peeesedinge =a= he then pen "If yes emend le =; • geed selmeripthen Ws as, jaliefil well mune= peer ensemies meth= ea 1 meas. my flees ele, mar Menem* menet. Citsszas Wont. The Right Hen. the Lord Mayor of Dahlia, M.P., Maas= Hesse, Dahlia." (No. S.) " Hanka Hoses, Dahlia, Sept. 14. 1860. Midair Sir—l ant this day in receipt of your letter of the 1 Midst., sad deeply regret to lea= that an decisive step boa base yes token with • view to the diMelbetion of the 30,0005. naiad by parliament for the L, ..d of the Cale-Ansi lisengs Beak. Nebulas le Act pen ef year Mem neileithig Mif the neetnise of the =mil= N. eementhing lenl ebeelleble enbeleillthalth that 1„ as Lad Magee, dwell mere= ny ieleames all ea city for the memo of gins( ellen to the smisiles i l hops it is aaassamy in snare yea that every of syoure having Ike its object the insediste :rll .l ultimate pens= is hit el the jet thins of the depniten shall et ell time main leas sae the met magi ad lelpsedel selesden ; yet, tussle leafing the seat—tee this an node set fee fell payment from the petals esehensse-1 emeet, essehently with my Redoes of slaty sad peek% he • pen, in sey2 .. ..!_e etv fellow-eitineas kr eatiribeekes =suds the of a debt whisk, in my jullumest, is km by le=dee nation; and I am =tiled is this opines by reillemee is yen ewe meet =pled by the committee, whew= it is Meal that " If the busk had stated in 1838 the depothen would have mind .city 111 e. 6d. in the posed, and V Y 1646, the lei Mthe depuleses would sot have mash minded live =Mop it the pseud ; that your spommitles are ladised to allow Am weight is the emeidentiees whisk they believe iallamseed the eeembelemen in 1111111 ad In 1546 in the wens whisk they petemed, but they =est bet Mel that es regeide the depsellese, who an priselpally of the pee= =nth • lithe= seem weld have peens= the teed it. of all their wisp. AM Xr. Highest admitted that the natives which sovereed the neamthiseses is set =sing the beak at either of than periods were them of state policy,' list a panic should ewer whisk might per haps ere= • simelteneess mu es ell the =kg Y tbe United Kingdom. And permit se to fowled gee that measly the whole public pees of Landes, Ia annestleg on the espae sad the debate on your =dm ;grenthg WOW sred that a plain ease was made est lee pay. nest el the deposit= is fall, a= that the sum vetei ems but a partial iestelment of Judas You will fled dim nisi= tally sad forcibly resorded is the Time. Doily Noes, Marriott Chrortiek, Moroi, Herald,_and POW, of the 3rd sad 6th of last meath. Tria have dome in the just= (and foe whisk I en thankful) be admit that I voted in committee agaiset the =Dhaka reeesusend big charitable eatecriptioas in Dublin. Yes will eke please to neollect that I proposal • mom in committee resent mending that the depisitors shield be paid ia fall from the Consolidated Fend, end ia ths delete on your notice in the House of Commons, oa timbale" August Irk I pump tardy refused to swept the SWAN. es elms er theft ,• sad a few days before pram= was pengsa, I abed yes palikq le the Imes ef Ceinmems - =ether it wee yea basilis dig the Inning sense et maenad a perm ea ailliwwl eels le peg be Clamouteet bps. awn the banes be se thea e sad mew yam bollabg to *b yeuesif die NO thew gen soda Ihet adr fen man p I men pep= • methaties haviq he its Oka =t Ikethla fall. Under all thawenueslemes 1 doubt yea will body abaft that WI wen to an elidelawli sumeal blame kw the payee d tweetiag I I babble abwigilow din of the geetimmeteey peat, lonia be albs ails neseohlar shn tl; ▪ IlwA l lw ille Srernsillieg r trat i e aa la a nab wahentgliews in Delia la di el be garliewaatio gnat, elbw mete men yea bot Sly e althea* ffort ed Se Idol affia lam wady fatile ; mei Owe le ▪ eavenewbg le the weal IBM Awed le aWgos weeewlese of their blew areania than the anew of Debits. aril they it., be the mesa *Wag stead, a ibeenghli osaviaesd that the govenaest is body USA te the lowesittee la feli. that If I new masa whit ges, es ea eappegate be et as swam be waseetE sea ow egpai wag be Mem* 9 00ININL le theinb ea r e LE ben set saw dab se Ow seaman et a heal osi be =agent made (whin I sow owiese), boa the gibe Sib thaw, preemie. lb. b tbe gawk tab. all opg ilia eharbable eatewittiese. - Thie se nt i be blab al men have been na ellostiew, as die die Mt the = " teelet i eg Sat(l hope to goer labbelkw) gess zvaesswe adept yea the abeam isbaseblowk g= l ere to saw yew of ant MINI* advise le gla Masan lbeahre ibejz atembetka tin beds glib a view Is the be had peed& Ng of be asainat r - thorn trr~ us% Pot* =Di of wmaaark aboviaely in want of the MUMS uses.ela of His, The =teem Sin banowseste ender whisk this saawase l aden ogargeoe ead ea tellei Obey with she i= goillee la atlas I bale bewseas eggthafine, will sessidend by yes • whew be bevies teeopowsi st seek ingth spa gew biebehie bee ; oat a war to n a mable as to give MN ~alp owswer to the dolly se nay I lobe be Mr of ambles yes le la no el= em li c hen n whoa the e Naha gadbawnwiseee lnat ay the feat e le sursosesi, eel M = i te gab seam al panewn—l tousle, wq bee Mr, year she anat. Joint lannswe Loa Magee. " To the Eight lien the Chasing a the labotisee; DeiniarezesS, Lobs." THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENI SEPTEMBER 25, 1 (NO. 4 ) " 84111. 20, IMO. , • " My ease tirree4 as way that yea Awn INA it in. aenalateet with year duty to oneteavettr te i ceFeL sub militias for the papaws of tasking up so ten I. sho Cafro-ateasSavittis Bioko' farthae.pordow their loss. I Hat it to bony duty after the risoloton ot the aonsittie to take 'swam for this purpose, and I ant osup shut they thenkt have tailed. It is not my Wombs, not Weed amid asp ailvaatese ivies from my vaissisi lam a eavnepesionea ea as intim, (streamed km yew loam All hew take the seemmey Mop* haveedisiing the dahlia of dapeation and Me lamest et sea was sit the vete of peationsent en- Ake we a sake.—l hairs the Mora to he, your obedient tame{, (Mood) " Citannia WOOD. "Tie Right His. the Lord Mayor of Dahlia: - - - • • - - On Friday morning Sve of the female paupers at Clare workhouse being reported sick, one medical ex amination it appeared that it resulted tom the effects of poison. The eircumstanece of the case us as fol lows :—One of the paupers, named Mary Gay, a native of Newmarket, wee at her fathee's house some time sinoe, as stated by herself, and Sadie, a paper containing a white powder, took it with her and gave it to anot he r of the paupers, named Sally Nash, who had a cake made with it, suppoaing it to be soda. She also memos* °flit° the woman who made the castor her, who also made one for herself. On the cakes being baked Nash ate her own, and the other womtn divided hers with three other paupers. Shortly after Mktg the oaks@ they complained of befog unwell. It Zgas there was a dispute between Mary Citify and Nash, in consequence of which the former was beard testy that she would not die until she was re venged of the latter. Mary Griffy has been oom skied to stand her triaL Mr._Serieant Murphy announces his intention of commencing his cannon for the city of not state on what principles. Cork, but CLERICAL. DIOCESE OF Conran. CONSECRAITON.:— The Sinop el Chinn esswastell es Wednesday lan. the new shorn net. Arms, HisitasheeL The north lass ban pur ebred and•onirwed under 1 sad Williams IV., e.BB, end Bahaism este of Vienna, eallsediag the °passim et thst set. Is mainhee ensellen virstwols ef 700 penes., one third et the sitdap Min mit* tree, or Lt et low rents. Its wwbownente ewes el the pew nate and the Went ell 0001. invested la the Inds. Anu of wean is else elwihriz ie nvested as a repair hod. TM palreesge is used in Row. Andrew Ems, the isimbipat et Um Mahn Omsk of Birkenhead, for lite ; sod, shoe hie Meth, 'ia ?Mean Breen, Esq., (the well kenos railway entrostor) his Miss and essiges. There en headstone es enewodine wheels in sonsesties with UM elm* of whin the En. B. Well is to be the first hwaensat. Hon. and Rev. W. I.. — B — n - verie of Denton, Norfolk), to the Archdessatry of Norfolk, vane 2401. ; per. Bishop of Norwich. Rev. K. O. Martin, to Old Kent-rood C. The Rev George Dover, of Be Bernabas Chinch, Liver pool, to be a enrreconof the Worshipful Henry Radice, chancellor of the Koons of Chester. The Rev. Joseph Menu, becumbeat of Stretford, near Kanchseter, to be ditto. _ VACANCIES. Skitlearsdala P.C., Loneaiddro, die. Chaster, vans 1421. pat V. of Ormakitk BAIL J. Ireland due. Mastership el Wandsworth Cohstriato MAW, Survey Junior Assistant EDO& and Latin Master. NAVAL. .. ... WOOLWICH, SEPT. 24.—The Teaser, steam vessel, Lieut. Com. Selwyn, was takes isle the b asin to-day, and will be paid at Mere ow Friday amt. The Firefly and the Monkey, steam mem* were takes out of the basis to-day, and the former will Mayo Woo'wish tomorrow fee Green laithet, Plymouth, and the emit of Africa. PRIZE .11ORICY... Mos bat aigbre Ossetia) Tau Teuzies.—Nothe is gives that an amount proceeds of slave sad tossup boantiss for the Colorise do 800 Flu, wised on the 4th of Mardi, 1849, by her Malady's steam wan vessel Tosser. was &posited in the registry of the High Court of Admiralty, on this 19th lutist, agreeably to sot of parliannst.—J. G. sad T. STILWILL, spots, No. 22, Amidst-street, Strand. The ilizazata.—Notice is Oren to the oaken and am. paay of her 111 yours sloop Sealark, W. B. Mowypency, E.g. Cessateader, who were actually os baud at the capture of the Boa lisaadoor, the 27th August, 1848, that they will be math& topsalve slues of the beauties received far the add wasaload the ale proceeds of her bull sad stores, ea M Sit or Weise nett, at No. 14, Great Georgasmet, Wesfraladwg, whin the nacleimed idiom trill be moaned he Mum smith £... d. £. a. d. Phi sham l3 12 41 Eighth sloes 1 16 1 Goosmodor 66 17 11 Ninth Alas Thiel dm 8 16 71 Teeth etas Fees* oho 47 91 Kievesth slaw .... 013 1 . 1 Fifth dam Sixth dam Seventh elms Notice is doe given to the Mars sad eompsay of kart Majesty's sloop &stark, W. B. Maypoles,. Ohms sender, *be wore actually on board at the sophme st the Achilles (la company with her Majesty's ship me the 7tb September, 1848. that they will be paid lbeh • spealve shares of the bounties sad proceeds origin ben the tale of Ike said read, at the 821 of October an; at Great Georgastreet, Weetataster, where the shams will be rweallod for three oaths. S s. d. L s. d. Flog 64 0 11 ) Eighth aloes 611 91 Cossaaader 209 12 21 Meth due 4 3 10 Third class 27 18 111 Teath cleat 2 16 101 Fourth elms .... 13 19 61 Eleventh slue Fifth elan Sixth claw 8 7 81 Tnirteenth elsse . 1 0 111 Sues* claw Bsumer. ?-. 1 cotrox.—Lir j Th ig. 8 . 24.—The Shin of cotton era . 1 IS ' COURT.—Yurz*T. day en eatimeted 4, el, and consist of abet 8 '.' Cans 00013UNTONCIL 000 *enflame; 250 Pe and Mannheim. at 84. to u e ._ a p ew ", K een e, ..,.forj .; no I ' m la v, 94.; 850 Bunt, at 6d. to This useies 7 mess, secretary o f 'hi th r y gne d ti. 4 Total au needity, 20,000; import since Thursday, Needleworsaree Efaciety, applied soda no Promotion Act 00 0 . The market clone tamely. Compared ted with Fel ler a day to named far Me ant usmimatioo. and for his '4.1111.119, prices of all kinds but Egyptian and Elea Islands mess,. frees OW , Mr. ri ll li p. 1 , litt=g , o pp ose d b e are now td. par lb. Wi rer, or barely so. The extra advance panes, and Mr. Domes unsorted. • . , gained yesterday Is lost. As *s u s wu 7 , 6 ,„ & - ti - eb e e istest ee ea ti ts ffe e eek g Mexcumarnit, SEPT. 24.—Our cloth and yarn markets that the insolvent was a bider, end bed Pedtiomed have not been so brisk to-day, and the amount of business as a non-trader. He stated that as honorary secretary transacted fall considerably below that of ibis day week; se the Distressed N ee dl e 4ogge e. & e l e v. he neither bet undies!, sulatalind a fins attitun notwithrandiaa lissom es iol4 ga d,. Aguas• were sins out In sem deseriulans of cloth then was rather more inquiry, is mein to sake up. sad nue wire purchased and the nuineVeaturen ventured to asks further advents, ids the eues at ee . B e den t that b e wp g ' which hod the effect of inducing buyers to hold back. = s to Mr. Alderman learebrother, tits President, or . , to Mr. Honsard, ono of the o f a s It ePPeeful that CLOTIL—Linna, BRIT. 26 —Business still continues.* Oki lambent described himself as an artist and Water. be yell bilk. Teen has NM • "WI Invitee 10-do fi sod , • . reirneeltp u,,i s wi ss w i t h pewee es piper w hi c h b e peg _ very lugs quantity of goods continue to be delivered is ardor. . . It wee submittal that the insolvent was a " tratter„" oh aocout ot the patens, The Chist C41114141101101b1114 that the insolvent we not a trader. He ordered his discharge, and ape:fated a Bitting for Um first examinatko. INSOL I • MI WOOL.—liartissainsLo, Sept. 24.—The 'WS tit* Is •edottateiat limbos 7 daek dalriad Um I) dit fanaltilio t. Ele gmanatatearcre de Uke to s 4 the sdraoce which d ilLoske, Vila a errtaludy to Id. per lb. dem regime TM agleam allaidall, irti& 0111111111 'Wit' to leagleeevily !vs Sr weft • • MajariartEr - LIiUDDSZIPIELLI. Sept. 24.-Oar that the edsaneed state of the Wool = thel lie OWN% bit this can only be tenteorm. Our Pleirikell bin 1401101brisitect by members* coo eateleatly tat lib leflustlrse. • 00104:-111=6114 1 1 1 •11 4, Stio• Ace had a good Mow of Whnat;Ao kal e as ws ham had, buyers acting with 009 erg liating. In spring corn very . irttra d tbio n As upwards. Wheat, white, Ms. to 465. pro qr. ; 1 111.. 44.: Mom Es. to 3ts. IioLL, Sep t.pt. 94.-!fa ilegadlot his been rather broken *inn !out hit, but was ward be rap orapolde to the tamers, who have lately oodairdned math of a Nag • continuance olds, Mgt baobab a bk bads= palm in all articles of the weer ee;rl at lei glom Mirky wo bad anb a Moderate apply of ieboothma the Amara tradition not gaits so good as bat week ; the Mars w 54111117110, broom at lot wades etareasy. Kees Inquiry be Old Realelli Ism at Oro present Impart gore a gamy. A as pia Irmo ors tor 114414 y, ot *Ma errivals ale new more sea dents. err India • ealinamMedeman. Arrivals -of Usemd.histmea, hat the mater is well /reported, as Is also the adaa ela gird Ind mist. The balk of the Rapeseed goes dinette 169 air is part a Cake co the market, and rid stela. dd. per Om. 11l following me the present prices .- What, ENS* red, per qr., 41a. to 445. • wale, as. to as.; lanais sal Konigsberg, 41s. to 47a; Poineknian and Hamburg, 40s. to 445.; Dersh, Hoisaiii. sail Friasimul, 365. to Me.; Bunion, and M i tt° 425. 4361 a 1111 164 184. • Danish, 164. to IM.; 16s. Od. to Mo. • an., 18t. Od. ' to Od. Bar ley. , to 165.; HA to 22e. Mau, Mt. WM. ; ftnape,2lls. Pea , and has, to 32a.tgroy sad black, Ms. to de. Linseed, Malt idla to 485.; Petersburg, 40•., to Me.; digs and Arshangel, Ma. to 425.; Evelpherg and Mane. 38a to 404. Linseed Cakes, Mull? 111 s. ; doe forgo, 61. 10,. ; N. 15s, Rapeseed, 261. GL Cakes, Med. Tares, Eogllsh, 40a. ; forage, lA. to Ms. Ouano, .to lOL Bones, Ms. Rye Weal, 61. Imports Mona Sept. 14 to Sept. SO: Wheat, 8,017 qrs.; Barley, 3,647; Oak', 2,1r3; Beans, 1,373• PI/4 700; Tues, 60; Usual, 17,510 ; Rapeseed. 2,895 ; 011 Cakes, 92 toes; Bowe, 90. I nwlcu, Sept. 24.-We bad a fair supply of Wheat toe' der, and a steady demand, at lost week's rates. Best gauntlet at Bar ley folly supported former prices. Same may to said of Mans, Pm, and Oats. Lelia, Sept. EL -W. bave a large arrival of Whist; the millers continua to turd,* peat caution, end to-day prices are Is. per qr. lower than Friday for new Wheat. Old is held brolly at pre. Mous rates, but, on the whole, little beams dons. Barley sans as last quoted. Oats and Shellog do not vary, and Ikons keep ;heir price. 740 variation In Whet articles. Arrivals this week: reheat, 9,101 qrs.; Oats, 41.8; Barley, 2,913; Beans, 1,076; Peas, 69; Rape seed, 2.087 ; Liaiset, 605. LEIOIITON BurrAltla, Sept. 24.- A t market this de! then was a eonsiderable supply of sew Wheat serge, and, to edict arm, a redurtien of 6d. to .s. per load frost last work's rata had to be sub ratted to. Old Wbeat maintalna its price, there not being many sample* 'bowleg at the presmt moment. Barley, Beata and Pea likevate maintain about late ryes. What, per load of 11 toads, old, lle. to 291. ; new, 225. to 27s- 64. Barley, grinding, per imp. qr., Ile. to 24*. MealB, old , lea. to 21st; new, If.. to les. Peas, lbs. to ifs. 06. per 3 buahele. Lewitt. Sept. 21.-Uor market today wu mistily any piled with Wheat, both old and new, and, as the demand was steady, no Menke Was experienced in making fully lest week's prier for aid, but new was rather dull of sate, at previous rates. Bala in steely request. Oat, Bans, and Nee aro arm, without an san dal in value. Wheat, white, old, 111. Its. l 0121.; eel, 101. 10s. to III.; white, new, W. to la.; red, 101. to la. is. Barley. Ms. to 30s. Oa ts, la. to 194. Beans, 24. to me. Fees, 34. to Sb. LIVERPOOL, Sept. 24.-1 he receipts ialo tai port toad wielded Simi shoe Tondo WA eager grey a saterego Oats, Malt, sed Oadowde Mt if Mow third de, le • from the BaMie the gar madrigal perk, lade& ;171210M4 die South of Mae% however, we have to wee a b ailmadaot import of Wheat; with equally large antral, e Coandr. and Falt Was, eulogise of • fair occasioned' Demi sad India Cera as set begatb. The pressure theme eafraseldrapairdelbweet Mama cant lour added to the gam sedwis et Ire endr„ Mee as peddle/ that errata immesam arm Ire ougembiffe wm , elpord gone nuteket to-day, further than &Yr ado& to any lady andatens, and maiming boyars =mime In their tworegop; the deans In &alba and Irish new Wheats amt ezeordlng 2d., and the general qualities of foreign merely Id. pre Mew from the rates of Tuesday last. nudes and Canadian, as evil es Freya and Irish Fl ' our a'tbougb rather ender to parch:we, W. WA quotably cheaper than on Bibs day weak. Mating barley and Matt may be noted be. per qr. lower, grinding Barley remaining un aided. Beans, upon • moderate demand, reasteed Needy is value; and Pas, being noon wawa ammo is. pw qr. Oats continued to more slowly on the terms bat n Mid. Old Oatmeal. bring in fair request, eupported late prises, whilst all deattipticas Meow appeared to most little notice, and needed 6d. per load. Wien Caro cam. aseeding wombat more Wear" mks to • madmato among were effected, and few parcels berg came. the trade closed firmly at the ownsecy of this day offsalarkk Wheat, Seat* per 70106., red, old, is. ad. to Pc 24. ; new, 3a64. to Pc; ante, la. to LI; new, 6s. to k N.; Dial,red, old, 3s. Id. to 3s. ad. • new, Is. Gd. to 35.104.; while, Mel, 38.64. to3s.lod. Barley, psrm., cheva lier, 31s. to 325. ; Scotch and Irish, per Cabo, 2s. 1011. to is. Id. Malt, criaMß* pale, told,o 23a; Id* 36i. to 435. Oata, per 4311 m, and Batch, Si. Yd. to Ils. Od.; Welsh, OA, Is. 4d. to la. bd. ; Trial, toe acts, old, 2s. 3d. to 2s. fd.• yew, k 4d. to ta. M.; (aural sorts, old, 2e. 9d. to 2,1. 3d.; new. b. Id. to 9‘ ad.; black, sew,2s. to Is. Id. Beans, par qr.,11.4‘1146, 26a.t0 321.; sootchaml Irish, per 16010 a, 235. to 26c leas, per qr., Engtia, white, 31a. to 33e. iluur, per 28 0 1 1 e., Madan sal hid emonds, 27v. to Ma ; fine, ms. to 30a; seapains, lO< ed. to 325. Gil.; extra, Ms. Id. to re. ad. Oatessel, me load of 34010,-, lash, 1640, 31s. 6d. to 225. Od.; low 0A to 26. W.; Canadian, old, 20s. Od. to Ms. ol d. Bran, per 2liba, 10d. to Ice Memign ; Wheat, Canadian, per 70th., red, Is. sd. to 3s. ad.; white, Ge. Od. to W. 241.; United States, red, Se. 741. to 3s. ltd.; AI% 6s. 3d. to Daritaie,Konigsburg,stredand red, to. Od.toak4L ; high.mlad,66.Bd.to Told.; Lower agile and Ilamburg,redkruomt.lit. w G4.; Romdsh, 5 3 . 9d. to et. 01.; Danish, Holstein and 34.0 d. tole 011.; wkile,Ga. I. mw. 2d; Hip. end red, 3s. Id. to 3s. 341.; Archangel, la lid to es. ; Iftmel. sod Ss. 7d. to 6a. Od.; white, et. Id. t o R IL; and red, 3a. Id. to he Id. • gale. 41. M. to ea SA Odessa, Polish, red, h. M. to 3s. 6.1 . .; mama. Is. kl. to IA 3d.; Ruston, liar Id. to la ML; haw ia. Id. to ss. id. ; Ruston, red, 4a. 6d. to ba. Id. Egyptan, 3s. to ts. Bat Rye, par qr., Battle, li., as. to 24e. Berk% pa 601 b., graellm, 2a. lid. to 3s. 2d. Oats, per 431 b., 24. 64. to b. ad.; ' Rasta, 'ls. 44. to Ss. 3d. Beans, ppeerr el Ir . guropcsa, 271. to Ms.; white 328. folgsr ; Caileltar; !Vt. t 0319.04. Flonar r AoL of 116 1 tb.; *" Olnedinn.nreet, 22... M. tons. fd.; WestemCanaL* Mad. to Ma. Od. ; Halo, 21s. Od. lta. ; Philodelphia and Ba sweat, 23a.t0 945.; C.anadian, mar, lit a. to Me. rid.; Preach, super. roe, per magi 2241116., 33w0L to 334.0 d. ; extra, Me. 6d. to Ms. 6d. ImltaaCora, per 430114 Americen, white, Its. Od. to 365. Od.; yak. low, 27a Od. to 284. Oil.; European, yellow, Ms. 01. to 28a. Id. In- Man Corn Meal, per 1981 b., 13a. 6d. to 14s. Arrivals from dm Ilth In to the WM of renumber, iminave los e s Liverpool and Runcom i•••• Wheat, 34.454 qrs. ; Barley, ; Mal, WO; Oar. 2 . 801 : Mae. 4,014; dion Wm. 8,154; Oman; 3,197 sacks; Flour, 4,393 lags. and 34.914 barrels. Exports to Ireland :-Wkaar. 730 are.: loam Corn, ;673; Flour sacks and 4,303 tends. Limit, Sept. 24.-We have had a good supply of taw Wheat today, and the trade dollot Is. per qr. grime. A moderato quantity of Brim and my little demand at prated. Wheat, ad. rad, Ms. lo Ma.; white, 'OA; sew, red. 345. to 37 1. ; beet, 611bs. to alba. 425. to 435. Barley, Mato 27a. per qr. N 21,0482111 Sept. 24.-With the exemption of a few haws' w radL ain kket lbs mother err !Wards, Om been favourable Or harvest lid Meng Bea the my moderate condition of the Oat is swim te rearlekedbiest Mime is apparent of this pain having bean too UMW' alga At is market Ibis miwidng we had a lap show of Whoa Mee foe gestme, tad lbe wedges of ere greater asportioe Win .awls were alma et mem redly at prenlems Meet ha illeswilddel p. ids wit wed he wed with alakt imo bar ts g to What maw tests. Be Meath omen saw but iew growth being Awed weeperatively ehamandics sr t " the preference Mt merest; the dine fa the how ever, was et ULU Ye. let red, tedeing wineally 111110. te Ad dab 84*5. p r ee Wad semultedy t di wig led ma= owe lass spa al mey amllineW spd I wee with the daddy litet ile. deb. amid he ~eel Mahan yOlow midden whlit la hedge the linedem ere wa rs many limited. !be Plow Wrolaitir mo Me nim lassly sestaMd, the Min remadoldig teatime , dada PLTatotero, Sept.pt. 2.4 -The logo Rocket tads) d ze:rea attended bl v t i lc and farmer*, but, *Meg to the Wier hlghd pekes ter von bills brims woe dom. Ferran to. males malteted wank mg Ow Met suds. SALLIBUZZ 20.-0•1 market to-day wee attended. and pa et inset The de very trade ma N ziles lig , l 2 WWI adedeillAgeo add bed riga reeds hrt mean Men Thdrae elleallew The mg* el Dm lop wee milks net "I ZAM m o sZh net a dew air, rift is within par game. MO, Oats wee mite SI deft and is air Mien dedelds& Be e p Pun verb • *Me Mom re f s us tmeddine dr MX OMB Beep Oak mid a 1k trade wig% OM to Ms.; Tel, t ee' to Ma. ; new, Matti. Beat old maim t0.42.5ank to 44.; ll iss. a. ; 2 13 re.lo pis Z Ms- to MC lye, Ms. to 81a. per qr. Malt, en le MAI pot babel. te 3a. dd. MOW. 296. to Hs. permit CATTLE. &a —Roexzeimeee, Sept. 23 —We eantinse .t. base a tarp supplied Bouts and Step, se wall as attend. qui sap sawn; Vas demi tar Best vosewisst as tsr pad dittss d ; Works marts asetsied; the sire rarrio a b o w ll7 pat at witted vss mold. INA Is. to is. Id. ; as. 01 psi skim )(Was, 41d. to M.; IA pa Its Us to Itlo. THE POLICE COURTS. MILITARY. Rao Ism olebt's Grades. WOR-41MCT., Iw. 34. lotDr Degt. . 44 Dees. l l3do L F. T. Mom, hem b.+ 11th Light ew be N. Via dee. IStb Lleit to Dempe.—Oar. D. E. /doom. to be lieut.. by ger., Otemh vet 21h P.—A oho orktAirg. P. W. WiCIAOO3I, teem tho loyal Ca oedhs PAK Is be mg., Mee Make, deo. $O& !. L. Tomer= to be heat, by per, colt lord P. M. —.— tags, "to lets F.—Liast. T. H. Paitentax to be opt, by gar., riot O'Grady, wile rats • Sas. I. (Vilma to be Ural, by per, riot Dakeabara. P.—Eria. C. D. Coors to be Nest., by par., rim Doegbtoe, wbe Mu.—Capt. A. Peesescor tram awl IF., to be apt., vim I.C. P. A. @Wert, who rota. apse ti wr lit 431111 F. 71ct 1 0 .—Astiog Ateg. C. Tem to tie at..earg., n Rooftop% owAsist to loyal Mesas Nitic t.—llrot. W. K. Mime le beatlf Very Will= • 110 raw ; Ise. A. C. Pricrroest to lo peir.. vise level litionlin Lae Begt—/schLkos. .A. Wootoorris, tom be oeWe.._vice loovia—lisologeo. We W. 111, 81... C1 . 4 to boos the rod Irk prodi Lin; lisarnas. as Ur rasa ht. tomiliog Am kr dr Ind Iris Garr di Pam Ass Mr K. Clonord. in. le bre tliWirk Sirs* In dr way err n arrysi SPORTING. BEDFORD RACEE.—TosiDAT. THE PREM./MON STAID of 10 son. eta ; 5 ft, with 25 added ; same sad geldings slimed 31b. Gass resod sad a distance. Mr. Rogers's BAllssius, 3 yrs, 9rt 111b(Mr. Boni 1 Lord Btrathiaore's Maglelas, 4 yrs, list 71b (Oman 2 Mr. G. Hobsos's Hope, 5 yrs, litst (Oman 2 Hos. G. Osalsy's Camilla, 4 yes, list 41b (Mr. Brook) 4 Mr. Teit's Elan Hood 6 list Mal. Wires) 6 Bonin : 2 to 1 ea suds all the nianisi, sad was sadly by s lends ; s length between snood sad third. Two-Ya•a OLD PRODIIOI STAMM of 26 KM. sack ; 10 ft ; oohs, (la 71b ; fillies, Sit 41b ; alb sad fib allowed, he. Ose ells. Mr. G. Higgise's eby Minotaur est of New Yeses Day, Oa 21b T egwe) I Deka A Balked's fby 8v Praseis owl of amiss, Sit Ilb (Pettit) 2 Lord 2washassee's Mom Gid, la llb .. Across's) 2 Bottiag : 7t02 os Mbestatir seiL Th; et. Presets Illy nods the rumba tor the Ins VA pais, when it was taloa up by the Now Tear's Dap who had It all to himself, sad was is a sister by 10 BIDPORDOWISE Beaz sa7ns. oath, 10 ft, with 70 added. Two mike. Mr. T. A. Massa se lamina, 41", Est 611 s Oasis& isa Nis sztrea re.k (J. Sahli) 1 Mr. Crow% 4 yrs Ske 131 b. AR. Sherwood) 2 Daunts 6 t• 4 sow inaway. 3to 1 s te al s 4 to larve s. Doellity, 4ts 1 opt Labor. sal NI le 1 oast Wea by • length ; Mbhasat • had Wed. Tows Steals of 6 sera. sash, 101126 added ; aura sad g•ldiar allowed 21b. Haas, sae was sad a quarter. Dis k 1 Mr. aslases Psleherrins. 4 yes, 70 el 1601. 4 1 1 Mr. Jeases Omsk 4 pre, 7st ( Yin ' (W. ' 2 2 Mr. Ransbettaa's Bakes Bsaaas, 6 vis. Ai MU ) 04.11hesesss.1) 3 3 Mr. Misuse's 014 • 424 661 41 . 4 Pe. 71141 b (Ossasis) 4 dr Bettis.: Pint beat, pea is Beebe. Hamm ; was by twono bertha Ilsw:aa loot,. to 1 a Paillmias i was by *Masao. _ RICHMOND ItACEL—Tolom. Tat AIIATIVZ Swiss. _____ ---• Mawr do Bolas I little Claws !Izmir! anis. The Ostler lett Dew ilsOlphr • Mashed= Clow Cur. Cu l& Flab . laMilres mentnottovou.STßEET. Cowntmnow —J. Camel* and G. Pigott were charged with having meanies& William Aller, a German. Ties pubes are ell josmaymeu in the employ of Mesas. Surd and Co., pisaolorte and harp makers. Mime principal autobahn is in Pub, bet who have a branch establish. inset in Great Marlborough-street. La usaiation has been famed among the workmen, British and bulge, for the pupas' of preventing a radar:Sou of the usual rate of wags. An Went his been recently made to offset a re butter' la the pries of 'Fmk, principally through the ham decoke of foreign sedans, the majority of whom are Ger. mans. This has caused considerable ill feeling, and the buoying sneak rose ors or the towns mete et %bleu. The complainant, a Gerona, said on Saturday last he was in a coffee-shop in Blenheim street, when the defendant Carnegie and two others cams in, and Carnegie said—Here is that Gomm, and imme diately struck him on the chem. Complainant called the landlord to his assistance; and es gob, into the yard he was assaulted by Pigott, who also streak lum. Is reply to a question the complainant said It was psalm; on the part (tithe defesdaawbecanes he was • German that made them mat is this violent way towards him. Mr. /baud, the manager, after slicing to the combina tion which existed among the iourneymeo, intimated that he had no Idaho to prom the chugs be only wanted to convince the men of the folly and illegality of their conduct. The 'landaus Mated that AIM had joined their society, but afterwards in en underhanded way had introduced two of his countryman to work at lower wages. Mr. Hardwick said eamidnations of workmen against em ployer wets not to be tolerated. Tie men had a right to seek to maietata a high rats of wept, but the magus had an equal right to get men to work at lawn wages The defendants were ordered to dad sureties tar throe months. BIARTIBBOI4 B. CAPTION on B►mwaT Pasanstosac.—Mr. A. Sherer, jut, a draper raiding at Cheltenham, was charged by Mr. Collard, superintendent Mei Great Western Railway Cim inero pelloe, with haying, by throwing • glass bode out of the carriage in whisk he was riding, inflicted injury of an alarming nave spot J OM of the company's gamic The delosslaat, who was a pawner in an itzsursion train from Chihuahua to Lando., wit& pairing through the Parsiagdon•raad station, threw a glass bottle Oct of the wiadow of the carriage in which ha was seated, sad the missile attack two persona, a railway porter and a gaud, who were on the platform. The former escaped with wry trifling Wilily, bat the latter was knocked down and so seriously hurt about the hoed that it was found amatory to procure surgisal maistanos. The defendant, on Wag taus into custody, said that be had !long the bottle away at the squat of a person who ►aided it to him for the purpose, and that he did as within% heels, the IVISOUNC idea of Ise juring any one, in fast lie did act think he was war a statics at the time. Mr. Broughton—l samnot allow yes to be at liberty an• til I have some information as to t►e condition of the guard ; he may, for aught I kaow, have by this dam loot his life through the injuy be hos smbie.d. I do not for a mo meat believe that you iatended to do the poor fellow any berm, but seder the cfrounsataaces I cannot let you depart without good security for your re-eppuranoe. Mr. Collard said that he would proceed at ones to the Farringdomroad MUM sal obtain a properly authenticated eartilleate as to the wounded man's coaditioo. The &Masai was, prior to the closing of the mutt, libe rated upon two rapousible pencils putting In ball in the am of 801. we. Avis the LONDON OAZIITTE.—Tuesdiy, Sept. 24. Nan DiTWILL, If lll iedhatatr, rue maidiotarar, to aarrender Oct. 4 and Nov. 6 at liambsear Oieri. Salm. maw and Nom Warabeeter ; OIL rig.. Frame. Itmbinfria. Emus Bernawav mail ham Twos% livorlasi. irmdbanders, Oat. 4 read Nov. latU. at Llympral Coact. Ma.. IA Liverpool ; or asalii., DK laverpooL Jams lowllft sad Timms Jowl+, tJavdrl.aearea, Oct. 1 and St a kum. 4 Blembeltan Ommt. iiii., Dar a, Neirmaa.r.eoart. QM am[ Dawes and lea. Offmtary ; ol f . soft., Vain, Wur.tair Lams = s k i able% Lisleitilign. victualer. Oct. 7 sad Nos. Sat IS. et OaMIL Oak, Kirkland Glavgow and Weber" Ilimidifierae; nem Waninester. ' Came= imam CommserolaLroad to "=. Oat 9at amd Nov. IS at 11, at lam. aim amil Pow" Panoras.lene, mid vow. Valemommat. Old NalsioNset ; ea. 55.1,.., Edwards, Saat.. brett-elert Wu.u/se 'dolor, Oat. 3 and Nov. 7 at 11, at the RAW aam%t16 11. 7.1*.a. loin., S o les and Tamar, Al. Me I UM wil Wig, Dimmest ; mot iksideth Meier i et. Mg, lloseeret. Ismeett. Jammu Nov Yasse= = limay:azreatiller, 00..9 at 1, and Nov. 14 at 11. at leis, Amhara and Son, Old Jewry; at sail& Oradea, Jars TATIJII, Beilitelsowthas Rplaitit. Oat S Ned Nov. 5, at 12, at Mairtiester Overt 1911., Lord. liodiado; ea .*, Putt, liar r, r, sad Co., Arab. I eheder• DIVIDENDS,—.Oat. IS. J. Chisholm mid W. Chisholm, Barn , el La ... dp t. t .... balsmis i =rs—Ost- 1 3 .11: W. —OM. 13. Marsh bads" '.... 781051a5115. J. lalissed sad C. Wocom Alviell="11. Tablaint egleass—oet. 13. C. Imam, EDNA win worshirt orannuass so begins/A 111111•10•10 hs t• shown to the contrary ea We Iv at met Oct 31. Li m% Ileores.larkadre. taffar—Od.23. J. blUbtoo and A. Onilmath, b oll , --Oct. lncralanna 16. W. Upham. ladbrodurread. .Id3l. Wildar—Oat. IS. J. Rotas. occ and E. Mown. Alwrdways.s Melo Tobabtra, aphincra. PARTNERSHIPS ' DIRICILSUL—W. **his end T. D. Dyes% Leirsetee hadere=isa J. MINA If aidedield, ofte. sett Nelnises r gifts weele—W. H. Derry esS . Ir. rems 4 zassaaw.. oasusik ipegon.—Lidla Fair born, a. Tildium, =I A. Valdries. Obftb. Yartaiks. ward -11111111. all fir as lowa r iffi rs—a. R. (Indwell, rtzzilt....l • Ell Illdissikler e ..... Mgar_ s t HUT* ir. N. Delodis=l,l l bort, Ler .t uasieteeird ivim w. zkaz a ter is = 1 ma A. J 1114001 ft% M. ate—J. 160/111, OWL Immine4 Nimbi= ___ ,.L... wpiali—J. B. leldpitrili sad C. ars oil ormiusts D. Lyell rg i r d 4 Digingi s = g bewillwasis—J. licer_dist tit am i. 1111011•111 Owilnewilk reed vt il l i tar i niedssies —W. R. =Mk IL imp. aid 4.1111•1 1 . 4 = -7"67.4j. ' l tlldield.lg. ' Daibei l = 4 . Jolases--.1. Ilibanirs. ows.. sal J. Mlalmbei. mat 2. Motile sad G. Mr rpc il . a raverr isams erhsessres—N. WWI= sad Z. P. • easesebse mai untimis—T. William sad L. HATNYOSe • alike %ism ICONS lIRQUEIFTRATIONS. WILUAIt ANISMOIy nnie. Alp bander, Sept. 26 aid OLIO% at Breeesiseel, Mem& Roomero, Doodle, Reireheat, Oct. I and 24, at the Royal NOR theilea Pawn Wawa::rah, draper, Sept. 28 and Oct 17, it the Omar log DAILY WEATHER TABLE. WZDAIIIDAT. Barr. 26, MO. The Ikate et the Weather at seek of the tollowtog *es. at Niae Vetch yeeterdazsevatag. The steams ere mewl la MIK 01 Mate et Woodier. Marlton 01,10114 °mug PartiallPartially Mod y , y Cloud Overeat cTi omelet Omani Overemet Commit Omani OTh Orensit Oversest omens - 114171 - ary Coady Muftis Many Mad' Overaut arse Nest Pb .. . Oo whd.el Naginown (Deism) N.W. Pormerms......—.. LW. __ Minna 11011114101111111 W. lINN=Nem N.W. ▪ .. N.W. ... M▪ eow. ............ N. Ossems Gasmorms . .W N. 01111111== 11111111111 Man N.N. P00mmeem......... W. NL LW. In▪ ssress.—. B. Tom. ..... W. Wassfr-- DIBIAIIIMNI W. OUWWW = .41W...... as W. OWIMPW is. lizawnsa - - W. /MU =ism !wilily Maly Over,it Overark Refs THIS DAY, Noon. ODOM et whg. er.. s'Mai Ram of Weather. WAX. Pew. The mum bon Iha plus Ail set mit Nds Gibe ti Wats fert yoludy I _they *salve laileate the elate Ihe veal &es Nesilw marateg at R. Ogee. sirwioe ....] Susan...._ S.W. Sean Mao realilly Mats Macon Li. Oman Wiens MOE* o=o Donau ----... W. Clines Inas El S. Oninlkessa Can WIM ................. Oda Nur —...... LW. Gila 0.11111110 WIIIMI011111; " W. Can = 611117 Isanota .........“ ILL Cindslime PUBLIC &ILE& Elm 24.—8 y Wars. Dane sad Vtomm, at the rut Froelsold business premises, 361, Bowommt, Ceveat-gardea, of tho annual mks of 541.—501 d for 7501. Absalutoto ono eighth part or share of two sums 2,9461. and Themand.a.Clusrtar per Cent. Book Assalties, IR *a death of a lady aged 73-2101. A pliey of iamsamos fa dm Economia far 6001., effected IWO, on a life upward IS. smund per. 221. 75. 66. 2601. Two house*, 1 sad 2, Victoria-plass, Eackney.read, let for 461. per annum, held tel 444 years at 11. 512M1 Two ditto, gni .4, 'Victoria p/soe, let for 471., held for 44 Tests at as Ist for 411., held for 41 Two ditto, 6 and 6 11.111 =plam, yeas at 71.-2151. [Advertimenet.]-412ADAcas, Nuvaus Mati law, map Onausa fa tam amp earns IT ROIMIWaIe• ',ma— uls, DelaimlNN et Oisliskist. Lamm% Mg bus k SR bole Ira amblamea dem sallers eau anon breabaa. wow ass a abliersimliorga; is+ rim "mite 03 il l a galas la ea Mail Yet amid he boa. Ira la tbr o i=k was Wad to Alia adieW ea aL 5. ....... sm. salbat Inane mom assensia Yea, tbis falababla arolibe flea dalogibame ea ;IT Ali dam* ~Me do asallelka, we a• alballak mond the basaaaba eat dia la sow wawa lowed bram--esia by an amp" mutat Paella Idealera analeilnet. le. Illinen. Wei" DUI. Hamburg HaHasa Lisboa Pad& has Ai Bantliamptoa India wd Marseille' Borten and Halifax Mexico Wart India Brazil ABEIVID. Sept. 26 04.5 Sspt, 2$ 0 Oct. 2 Oct 5 Oct. 5 Btpt.24 Annwe-ogDeal, September 22, from .......-....112.30hn'5, N.B. ACI4-at Plymouth, September 33, from Dean Atresio-.at Queenstown, September 34, from liondurea Aare.-at neer borough Boads. September 23 from Stettie AbIIiTLII Jetta -at Minot, September 21, from Bordeaux Minix-at Gravesend, September 21, from ...Dminimen I Auoe Jana-at Liverpool, September 22, frona ...... Jamaica Bexamesao-at Limon, September 24, fr0m....... Mobile Bnee-at Liverpool, September 24, from Cadis Erman -at Gramma, September 24, from .2l4nlttnnd Burr-at Gravesend, September 24, from.... Patenburg Ilterort-og Deal, September 23, from ,-......ilavannan Casenritea-cdr the Wight, September 22, fr0m....... ..... -Calcutta Beeman-off Deal, September 23, from -...,..,—, .oderwa Carron-o( Deal, September 23, from Africa Consanntr-off Deal, September 23, from „, Quebec Catiouss-at Plymouth, September 23, from.. Quebec Casenea-at Plymouth, September 21, from London Carlene-at Penzance, September 22, fr0m......„. Jamaica CIBAIIMP-4111Tap301, September 21, from Onto Giamura-ed Liverpool, Septembr • 23, from ...St. Andrew's, NAL Constoociax--at Lravesend, September 23, from Jamaica Casuarwta Ceasurirra-at Gravesend, September 24, from...lX nil Corneae-at Oranamd mb , September 21, from Petersbtlre . . 2 ,:y SHIPPING INTELLEIENCE. (Fromm Connapoadrala, the S4lpptag Oadette,. and lola', Wt..) CASUALTIES. Fanny and Janr, Lovering, from Leghorn for Cark, has hen wrecked between Tetuan and C-uts ; pert of cargo (wheat) saved in a damaged state.—Gibraltar, Sept. 15. Smith, from Newport to Grenada, has put back here, from off the Western Islands, with loss of masts, having been out a month.—Bristol, Sept. 22. Rodport, Gibbets, arrived at Gravesend to-day from Oporto, with loss of bowsprit nod other damage, having been in contact with the Cybele (barque), of Londoo, on the 15th Argue, in let. 41, lon. 13 W. Tom Duff, Grey, of Inverness from Konigsberg to London, . sprang a leek in the Catena and has pat in here to dis charge and repair.—UothenbUrg, Sept. 18. MAILS. Doo—ot Mermaid, September 34. Iran Maui Duero' Witmer:area—et Gmemera, ,iept..24, from tortsburg Dueolleelli-at Gravesead, September 24, freak-. Doiral Truro, September 23, from .... . .... .........,_ DA/IMPORT-at Cardiff, September 22, from Rioter,-off Deal, September 21 DlAlitt-4 Newport, September 23, from %cities Mums-at Queenstown, September 2t . trom. Marseilles Osamu-at Liverpool, September 23, Wilmington ELM\ -at Graysond, September 24, from Leghorn Pasak-at Gravesend. September 24, from ....... Oporto ricer-at Gravesend, september 24, from ..-...Sian itheri-off Liverpool, September 24 Lisa Jare-st Cardiff, Sept. 21, from Onehea Este-it Gleuenter, September 22, frem.,.. ...... Quebec Emma Touters-at 010110eMer, September 23, theek 131e.t0 ELIA1(01-01r Dm4, September 23, Mote .... .- -....-. Girricatt Yama-off the Wight, September 22, fr0m. „.,„..„...-.......... Quebec Gorse-at Llverpool, September 23, from CLIZ:VIOII GVLINA-at Mathis, September 22, from . .... .......sp,n Gov. hi'DONALD-Off Dover, tieptamber 21, 9M . S . r:._.....ffernand ,to ilmemr.th --off beat, Soptembee 23, tam. ..-...- ..Quebeo 1111.11 P-St Hell, Sept. 23, from „. .Xterststrg llosoa-at Gravesend, September 24, from Dantsio Mat?. -at Gravesend, September 34, from Singapore Hoare-at Gravesend, September 24, from llituktrit llauvem lior a-off Liverpool, Sept. 24, from ..... ..... Cskutta fliumv-at Liverpool, September 23, from ...... ....... fixes-at Liverpool, September 44, from. Chemin* hoes-at Liverpool, September St, from -..-.. rtiItWAIII Immerse-at Liverpool, Sept. 23, from Pietou Jose LAIIID-st OraTesend, September 21, from China Jther-at Gravesend, September 24, from ..--tilentiago de Cuba Jan. AIM e,...,,-at Queenstown, September 22, frons-Baltimore Joan-a (r/1111401 , 110, September 22, frani...............A1erandr1a KL•12.111 KAIII/X4l--“t OfaVOdenti, September 24, from Oporto Knauer -at Crammed, September 24, from Copenhagen Kowsorm -at Orsvoser.d, September 23, from Calcutta Laoome-at Liverpool, September 93, from St. Audrey's, N.B. Lam or me foot-at Liverpool, Sept. 93, from St. Andrew's, N.B. Learraina-off Deal, September 23, fr0m.....„.....-.......0p0rtu 3thautruth--off Dell, September 21, from Oalcutta Moment -off Deal, September 23, from Calcutta Year ANN-Oft Whitby, Sept. 23, from Iteregremer-off Queenstown, September 30, tra;... ...... (Wes Idorrava-at Bristol, September 21, freen.................Areb5egel hour Barter-at livensel, September 24, from SMFri , MAMA CHIIISTINAIIt, Liverpool, September 23, from, Oaliped Nauman-at Plymouth, September 22, from . Patrol Oosma-at Gravesend, September 24, from-- ..- ..... Petersberg texurce-at Ammo, September 22, nom (Met a Cerro-at Queenstown, September 2 2 , from .lidarseille4 Orrsma-at Gravesend, September 24, from Para Pear-at Crammed, September 24, from. .Rost rte Peoroarne-at Gravesend, September 24, from Constantinaplo P•111100111-at Waft, September 22, from Quebec Peat.-at Seanem, September 2. , teem Cuba P2IIICM el Waters-off Newport, September 22, Nes ......(10tCK Par-of the Wight, September 23, from. Jarnaki Prounk-at Grimsby, September 23, from ~. Wane Rearm COLT-42 Liverpool, September 23, from. /belly Rao Pom-atOravesend, September 24, ham ....Oporto Rosa-at Gravesend, September 24, from .........Athiers tithirem-at Gravesend, September 91, from .Naples Secure-a Liverpool, September 24, from Ca'allt3 817WAII/OW-at Qaecustown, september 22, from Trieste Sr. Pause: 44 Shields, September 92, from Petersburg BIUVIATIOP-oft Deal, September 23, from .M. John's PIMTRItn-off Plymouth, September 22, from Tam Sr. Mann -off Falmouth, September 22, from New York Timis -at Queenstown, September 22, from Arratan Qaeko SAILBD. 4ammura-from Newport, September 23, to Taste Assrerrarrs-trom Shields, beptember 23, to ...... Carthicena Amo-tram Sunderland, September 22, to Burnie-from Grarern,l, September 24, to-- ..... ......---Italuo Base Garin-from Liverpool, septeenher 24, to .4114 Thomas Cause-from Liverpool, September 23, to Afnca Cirr or Loewe-from Gravesend, September 11, to -Dunkirk Cam JONAMPIa-ham Hull, September 22, to ...... ........ Valparaiso Dear-from Dartmouth, September 93, to Lieb at Dose es Weuenows-from Liverpool, Sep,. 23, W Itio Grande Ewa-from Gravesend, Sept. 2s, to Marseille. &curio-from Gravesiend, September 94, to Newcastle &wawa -from Brietol, September 24, to Memel Varoane-from Bristol, September 24, to St 'dues, N.B. Ormers-from Gravesend, September 23, t0..-........80tterdam Orators-from Gravesend, September 24, to, Caps OIL WILT rotas-hero Gravesend, September 94, to Wales Hasplar-from Plymouth, September 23, to ----Port Philip &ea-Irons Gramme!, September 24. to ........ Wales Lomuu-ham Gravesend, September 23, to. Demerara Lem:mom-from Livertsail, Sept. 24, t0.................New Took MONISOrTIi-from Gravesend, September 24, t 0.... Wales Marmon-from Gravesend, September 24, to --...........ELdn0re Noawar-trom Shields, September 23, to ...... ..... ......Limbeen PANAMA-from Newport, September 23, to &MARV Races-from Liverpool, September 23, to Cadis Sawn-from Gravesend, September 24, t 0......... Dema St acsa--froin Gravesend, September 24, t0..............H0gar10re Saves -from Liverpool, September 24, to New Orleans &Naomi -from Lteerprooi. Sept. 24, 40 ... Calcutta Tay-from Liverpool, September 23 , t 0...... -- ........ Dora Trousers.-from Liverpool., September 34, to Bombay View-from Bristol, September 24, t0...-.......-...........Denta VEI3BELS SPOKEN WITH• AYRSHIRE. July 19, let. 36 8., lon. 17 W. CITY OF HAMILTON, Sept. 1, Ir. 46, lon. 53. Emmons (barque), from Manilla for London, Sept. 12, lat. 51.42 N. lon. 13 10 W. EDMUND MIMES (barque), Wellman, from New Otltans for London, Sept. 15, lat. 51.43 N., Inn. 18.20 W. ClanzaaL Ilswirr, outward bound, July 17, let. 21.15 S., Loa. 25.10 W. • all well. Gasauss, of undon, from Bahia, let. 39, lon. 42 W. HARVEST Hotta, from Calcutta for London, Aug. 28, let. 21 N., lon. 34 W. _ Lriaz Riots, front Madras for London, May 23, lat. 7 S., lon. 8815. 11smoY3o. from Calcutta for London, Aug. 12, tat. 2 N., - LONDON, from Madras for London, July 9, lat. 35 S., lon. 22 B: KART BANNLTINI, Aug. 20, Ist. 12 N. 0013. 2t W. MARY (brig), of and for Liverpool, It weeks irons the coast of Africa, wee fallen in with, Sept. 16, having been four weeks off the entrains of the English Channel, with strong S.E. winds, and short of provisions. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIBTUB. . - ELWEB.—Sept. 19. at Waterloo-place, Leamiagtoe, the widow of the lite Capt. IL C. Elves, of a daughter. 1 JACKEION.—Sapt. 20, at Wine" the wife of J. T. JIIOIIIDIN Esq., of a aaO: 2!, at Mrs. W. loam, of a Ta - sseit - r: 11, the riled A. Keyser, Esq., Nortelk-ereeeetd, leXpart, of a daughter. 1014CR1EF17..-13ept. 23, at Brighton, Lay Loeb. Konoriedo, of a WALarple—eipt. 20, at Bud Haltom, Yoekalifs, Mn.a Walker, of • lIRDIH--BLOKINTELP..-Bept. 19, at Brighton, by the Rev. T. E. W. lionelbil. lie Rev. 8.. 0. Bryan, Viol-Principal of the Malta Pellotent Wage, third OIS of the Reg. G. Bryan, Rector of r e e m etz . Weller, Som. to Salome, eldest daughter of Bo T. W. Dart. IVECH/11110N—ALLEN.—Bept. 19. at Nutley, Worcesteretdre, by E lt n. ll .11BMHutchinean, incumbent eallie4, le Caroline, er ad est a larer of the late IL IL Moo. Orambeed, nor H 19, at Dory Church, T. Richard. to Harriett, fourth daughter imp Buy, war Hunting. dr.. Inn at BAI J 12:11. al --Sspt. fl, d Striakerigrom, Upper Claptco. Frederica. Irks . Beerardlea. COT BIL—IsA It, at Craved-stest. Strand, B. M. Coyle, relict of the Mta D. Com Bot., et Oork. DAYlWORT.—Sept.Woredd. Salop, Valsabeth, relict of the LM w. E. IL Daemon, of Davenport, seed 72. FAlllll.—Beet. fl, at Miry...pare, Cowmen 'ker. Berm pd 7L I.lr=—laterd Is, at Bitterns, near Southampton, Mr. I. fiat Tvielorsham, Kari Im. wife of J. asselfeallie am MIUMBII.—Bett. L. Marge Thomas, Melt son of O. Adams, ef Bow west-yord, sad A:Wary-place, seed M. T. Par• rental and WOW Mimic Yoe MUM. at No. 11 . 14 . 0 . 01 . strast, ea eV et ?draw. at the OS% la lasikeed. droak Mao posbuid Waimea, amooman. it ads Coe■ Oda Oda Oda Maw Raw Os& Brame Gads Orem Coe■ Oda Cola WA Ain Odds Mom Oda Oda Oda Gatballrem• Ondollead Odd Os* laws Gads Brame Oadallaar Odds Iran Oda Gado Bram I Gaga Dam Oda Oda Oda Oniblinse