The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-05 00:00:00

NA VAL AND MILITARY. POIiTSNIOUTH, Farr. 4. Pereeveranos, screw steam transport. sailed to d y Le the C love, with the Jct.& meat of the 91.11 Reg turst-050 it ■ueber—ate oath itke I yesterday. rt.. Jere, octal irrupt?, sailed thin aseraios for the westward, is reit. The Dilutes e. store slip, same hits hashoor belay to ditehetp o.d stem. Ha Melescy's Yeas cane into harbour to-day ben Oeb.ree, its further terries this year being disposals& with. Her Itejesfy team this lesality to morrow for Leedom sad tbr Nor:N. SOUTHAMPTON, Sirs. 4. The paddle-wheel traosoort 'tomer Ripon. Cap tor Clover, rrr . ted here early this rooming, from Malta, to "MA Herd she had roaveyed ire tp. from England. Sh• beought bowie sb pawners, principally offleers and havehde. ernot•get whom wets—Maps Derieg, Lieutenant ViErer. Met Weisman, Dr. and Mrs. Stewart, Mr. Charles Bill. It N ; Mr. Thames Ellerd, R.N.; Mr. Wright, R.N ; Mejor Crawley, 20th Rest.; L'eutenant Jones, T;lt Rept : Lieut. neat Coleus. 49th Roo ; Certain ll'Phirt -9011. 30th Rev.; Li. stoma% Thurston, 7 t h ; Hog. Oso•ais Ore,. Captain Warty. 34th Reit.; Liatateuent Wcaieson. 34th Rept ; Mee. M'Bean, 13 prtvatee belong his to the Royal Artillery, and 12 invalided seamen. Toe Ittp to brought home several women, one of whom, the wife of a cattier in the let Royal., had twee in the Crime. semi. a twelvemonth. The Ripon brought home a small as I. She is taken up again by government. WOOLWICH, Bser. 4 Th• steam transport Hamburg, No. 60, ban nearly lan-edher cargo of filled 13 inch shell.. which was intended I for tto 11.16.. As noes as she bee discharged she will commence I 'tiding empty 13 inch shells. He , for the The following Maas traesparie are 'spitted to leave by Thursday, vie :—The Jarrow, No. 28, with aorta's, 13 isich sh.lls, and wooden buts; the Sydney Hall, No. 146, with mortars, 13 inch shells, timber f.r platforms, and sown 'rootlet" butt ; the reaninder of the steamer, a.. iiimiving their cargoes rapidly. Ta• ••••.= tss.p.oat• ••• as present lying of Deptford Dockyard and Victualling-yore taking is pro- 'hiking. light storm, sad patent heel :—The Program, *crew, No. 208; the Clyde, scrim, No. 145: screw transport No. 172 ; No. 63, screw ; No. 73, screw ; No. 212, strew ; No. 168, screw ; No. 188, screw; and the sailing transport No. 16. DUBLIN, Bare. 4. At a parade of tka troops stationed in Cork pr rims a samba. Omen. amountiog, it is stated, to two or three 'limited, bays volunteered hem the South Cork Militia into the lies. Yesurday the frienford If ilitia, 15 clean and 400 men, were removed to Lim. rich. Westmeath : 20 elates and 440 men to Cork. To .day, the City of Dahlia, consisting of 20 'doers:and 600 mee, from Atby to Waterford. To-morrow the 3-d Wes! York, mudding°, 27 °faun add 600 men are tenant from Watorfned to Kildare. On Thursday, 3rd West York, 6 Gilson and 106 men, from Thomastown to Kildare. Lieut.-Colonel Clark Kennedy, 18th Royal Irish, bee hen mond) appointed by Kajor•Ornrnl Simpson, Commander of the Fortis twinge Sebastopol, Assistant "--twat-Omeral to rho Fortes in the Eut, at hood quer "-lone' Kissed, (son of 0 1 Kas■edy , C.D.S. H., 7th Dragoons), foury ears siace,wheo is eawmasa of the deofit at Combas, going his roneds am field °deer of the day, had the miefortnae to have his legs Woks, by hi. home .I.pp•ag, and falling ;solo him. Staff-Captain 8. G. Banbury, who has had the formation of t►s Royal Medical Staff Corps at Brampton, has received °edits to have be readiness 100 of ►is moo, to proceed forthwith to the Crimea for hospital SPORTING. WARWICK RACES.-TUNDAT. Tun RAM° liMmtna of 6 eons. eseh, with 25 added, for 2-p olds end upwards Optional selling weights, Mo. Certain wieners extra. Seven furlongs. (6 Vibe.) Kr. I% Stertee's awehaft, by The Hydra, 2 yrs (101 ) !et 114 (Perdbare) Mr. bre Dees Bookers, aged (5"l ), TM 121 b .. (Wakefield) fl Mr. Menlies Vise. S yrs (301.), 1m 1:15 (Snowden) S Mr. Matter's Boor, 6 yid (501), est 111b...._ (T. Ottf) 4 Mr. Wood's Faluon, 1 yrs (SOL), to 11,b (Kendall ) 5 Betting. 7 to 4 eat Sealable, 5 to 2 apt liAborpe. Woe by • cock. Two lengths between the second and third ; bad fourth. Falcon beaten off. The winner was bewght in for 88 guises.. THE &wars HANDICAP of 3 sow. each, with 25 added. Wieser, 6.). extra. Fire furlongs. (14 subs) Mr. Stratton'e rsgeotet, by lisetboy, 3 yrs, eat 121 b (natant 1 Mr. Saxon's Barrel 4 yrs, tst alb (3. Forster 2 Mr. Silluie's Murmur, 3 yrs, Tat 9.b (Wells Mr. Nicholson'. tureens, a yrr, 7st 310 (ssitmell 4 Mr. W. Day's Mies, a yrs. tst 31b (3. Omer) Betting : 7 to 4 apt Flageolet, 3to 1 etch apt TPO7IIIOII and Pnaros. Won easily by a Isento ; half a length between lb. second and third; end about the sans distance between the third and fourth ; had Mtn. Tien LEAMINGTON STALES of 25 .0... each. 15 ft. end 6 only if declared, with 100 added. Certain penalties for winners. dz. The seeond to receive 100 son., and the third 60 ton. out of the stakes. Twonile C 0.,... (79 subs.. * of whom peg 6 nos. sash.) Lard Clif.sn's nanny, by Suipllae, 3 yrs, Ist blb :Torahs. 1 Yr. W. Ta . miree TM Mena, 3 yn, 3at Mb (earned Ist I llb (Quints 11 Ur. J. Morris's Corey, $ yrs, Ist 10'n (carried 4s: 111 Kr. I. Hirrissn's Lag of Tramps, 6 yrs. l'etl3l6 (eneenen (Indaing 3 Mb film) . . (Iflatars) 4 _ _ The followi.R also ram : Mishap, Gootkab, Pantemlese, Jeif. Gemeled„ Shoreham, The Zell. Betting 3to 1 apt Chicken, 4to 1 apt °aerial, sto apt Btiorabare. 7 to I spat King of Tenter, 10 to 1 apt Camay, 20 to 1 apt Homily. Won by a length and a half, three lengths between the woad and third, sod a length between the third and fourth. Oarnslad was flab, about blur lengths is simmer of the King of Trumps, with the Earl. Pantomime, Mi.bap, sun Goorkalo, close op, seat ; Shoreham was several lengths babied them. La Jag w,a pulled ay, end walked in Tean CASTLI PARK STARE/ of 10 pm. eaeb, with 30 added, leer two.vr.oids; colts, B.t iin; fillies, Sit 21b. Cu. tail penalties sad alleeramese. Three quarten of a mile. (9 !deb , . ) Mr. 10wee's hulk Remedy, by (Mead*, set alb fancluding 410 eztrei Mr. Halket. (maw, lat. lib (Wells) 114. L It. WON Lady Ifiorseee,"kt alb (laelndiag4lb extra) (T. Prefer) Betting Elmo Oa Britisb Remedy, 6iv 4 apt G,ldblll, 61. I apt Lady Florence. Woo in a canter by three loathe ; a leapile between the see ind end third. Tan Quasar's PLATE Of 100 anilines; 3 yr-oldo, Bst 2lb; fest, 9,t 4 ' h; eve, 9st filb ; biz and aged, 9st llib. Tea Two wile Coarse. Tbellesse's Itatssisa. by Um Barak $ yrs .......!Cosby I Mr. Barbee. Dosisso, 4 yrs ....... (J. Forware 3 Mr. lamas Ilotiorps, riser (Wakefield 3 Mr. I.lttls's Coelcbsst, 3 fro (*sib 4 Ms. J. Dassksi s Jost Lemaisig. sod • (AMmolt I litattiai : 6t02 OR liataplas, 4to 1 apt Daum*. Woo is • easter by aid kerbs; vir,y bad third. Tlti COSINTIII•S STAKES (Haodieao) of 10 woo. each, ft. °mileages ridden; profestiaaala G.b extra. T.Y.C. (6 sub") Cep.- Iff. Itlaysa Otrill Lon, by Kaigbt of the Whist* 3 10. t Mb. Mr. J. woad% frig" 4 yrs, led Illb Sib Me* (Kendall : 2tol on Cardiff Lose. The favourite mode all the teasing sad woo by fifties lasitbs. BETTING ON THE COURSE. GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 6 to 1 apt Midsummer (.) Bto 1 Psony Gray (t) 10 to 1 Little Harry(r) ST. LEGER. 6 to 2 apt R flea= (t) 4 to 1 Oalstos 4 to 1 Lord of the Isles 10 to 1 Capticine (12 ro I t froely) CESARZWITCH STAKES. 100 to 6 apt Blvaston lOU to 6 Scythian (20 to 1 t freely) 1000 to 30 Joe Miller (40 to 1t) 40 to 1 Keffir (t) WARWICK RACES—Tun Dor. The first race will be at balf past twelve. COUNTY Putt.—Rylatooe I• struck out. BETTING AT MANCHESTER.—TrrBDAT. ST. LEGER. 5 to 2 aget &Semen (t) 4 to 1 Lord of the Woe (t) 4 to 1 Galatea (t) 10 to 1 Grecelue Dories. (t) 12 to 1 Copocino (t) 20 to 1 Marchionees (t) 36 to 1 Herald (t) A LEGEND OF WINCHESTER SCHOOL—The seventh I chamber, with the adjoining passage, was the ancient 1111b00i- MOO. the Mose "bosh*" In the etabaynd wiadows still remaining; Datil eoold accommodate scarcely men the 'Limey bye Ie one corner of it, on the western wall, is a red right band. The boyish tradition was, that it wee • memorial of time. gone by, when two sc holar,, brothers. Slept flan, over whom • savage prefect exercised • enairl severity, until one sight the elder broth, r, goaded to mad nem, detesmined spas the death of tLe oppressoe, end, armed with • dagger , struck it thrice, strati sad Ames, int* the 111~/abli• sleeper's breast A cry was made, sad, tbe bands as, faggot therm a lurid light open the bee, the agonised erderer beheld the livid features of his eau dead *other, who bad beta compelled to change his aleoWng plea with his oppressor. 81 ran the story ; bat ; the memorial is, probably, et some baronet, a tomer eeboisS; bet there it is sew, a blood-red hand.— Irialmair Wistaiester Collage. THE AtrarituLtts MAILL—The royal nail ship. Licbtsiag. Centel', Utica; tails to-Way hem the m i me, for illslbouras, with mails Eir tbe Aggrandist wades, 460 plassagesa. sad • fall swim IIt&LAN D. DUBLIN, Barr. 4. The outcry raised here ow the subject of contracts for militia clothing, all of which it was said were to be execu'ed in England, is fully answered by the fol lowing letter rectived by Captain J. O'Connell, M.P.: Dirator•Oseeral of Dualisms Castrato Department, August 28, 1865. Bir,—B.log about to Woo tender. for the supply of cloth- ' hut for the 'Billie of the United Kingdom, I have the ho soar, by desire of Mr. Monsen, to inquire if you eau inform me the Galatea say army cliithien at thoossel who would wish to tendon f. r a portion of the supply. It is right that I should sin acquaint you that these supplies will be care ,' tally inspected, sad that it is essential that oar contracts be made only with partite fully competent to •zeeute any orders bat nt y be eatrit.liall to them is the most satisfactory mou ser, ho it as reser& quanuty, wookaissehip and punctuality of del vory.— I hay., itc., Tnowaa HuwaLL, DireetYr, Genera a Contracts. To Captain O'Connell, bI.P., Cionmel. Several public institutions of Dublin have joined in an invitation to the British Association to hold their annual meeting for 1857 in this city ; and a letter on the subject fr em the Rev. Dr. Robinson, President of the Royal Irish Academy, addressed to the Lord Mayar, was very warmly responded to at the meeting of the corporation yesterday. The first of the new series of Italian Operas by the corps of the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden, was given la the Dublin Theatre last night, and drew a very crowded house. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant occupied his private box. A man named Martin Tracy was brutally mur dered in a &oaken broil to Roscommon a few days lance. _ _ The Cork Examiner, received this morning, bu the following gratifying harvest report : The gloomy forebodings with which, at the early part of last week, persons were disposed to view the prieneets of tb• harvest, use* now b•on eltamewil w s.e gresteet none• dance. We have now had nearly a week of bright, warm weather, which has been actively availed of throughout every district of the country, to gatltir in the fruits of a season of very elisions cultivation, and should we have a continuance of such weather as that with whisk we are sow lavoured, unquestionably nine-tenths of the cots in the country will have been oat and saved by &tactility seat. BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN LONDON. The returns of the metropolitan registrars continue to exhibit a rate of mortality which is not high for London at this period of tee year. In the week that ended on Saturday On deaths from all MIMS registered were 1,031, of whirl 669, or cessiderably more than a half, occurred sailer 20 years of age, 19 at 80 ',an or above that age; and the remainder occurred, in su rly equal numbers, is the three intermediate vieennial periods of Ide. DiS•1111411 of the synod,: eb greatly prep:ad& rate in the *gingen of deaths ascribed to them ; they num ber 317, while the tubercular elves (inedsdi4r sarefola, tans mesenteries, phthisle, and hydrocephalus), which stands nest in amount, numbers 192, dinars of the nervous system 117, sad throe of the respiratory organs have declined to 100. The increase in the first elan arises entirely from diarrhmi, which, however, has presented this season, no seusual result, and appears in the last two weeks to have suffered a check. Diarrt es was fatal is 134 eases last week, of which 111 occurred to infants lee than two years old. Eighteen deaths are returned variously as caused by cholera, English cholera, choleraic diaris% Infantile cholera. In one can the disease is de sorbed as "Aviatie," and is stated to have occurred without premository symptom tea maa who lived in Drummond newest, &men-town sad died sitar 12 boars' illeme. The bons which he iabsbiled is repotted to be is bed sanitary median. In 8 a the 18 rases enumerated the mann were adults, 20 years of cgs sad upward.. In the eons. spending week of 1849 the Aeries from cholera were 1663; in that of last year they wen 1287, and in the corresponding weeks of tee four interrenieg years the deaths were re speetively 4, 23,15, and 18. Two childrea in a family is Upper Johs-strest, Totteabsin-cuart•road, died on the same day of amell-pos. The death of a man, aged 61 Teen, was sassed by hemorrhage from the gams during 6or 6 days. A boy, aged 3 years, died from icosnulaions erased by fright on seeing a dog by which he had been bitten a fortnight before." Last week the births of 840 boys and 831 girls, is a/1 1,871 children, were registered in Loudon. Is the ten cor responding weeks of the years 184644 the average number was 1,391. At tee Royal Obsetvatory, Greenwieh, the limn height of the barometer is the week was 29 979 incises. On Satin day its mean height 11116 30.212 incher. The mean tempera tare of the week was 61 4 dew., which is 2.1 deg. above the go of the same week in 38 years. The highest tempera. tare occurred on Tuesday, and was 79 deg. ; the lowest occurred on Theraday, and wee 47.3 deg. The highest readiege of a thermometer in the sun were 102 deg. and 104 de; ,oa Tuesday and Wednesday respectively. The mean dew point temperature was 62.4 deg., end the differ ence between this and the mean temperature of the air was 9 deg. The temperature of the water of the Thames was 65.8 deg. The wind was generally in the south-west on the first tour days ; on Saturday it was in the northeast. CITY COMMISSION OF SEWERS. Yesterday the tint court sloes the holidays was held for the despatch of public business. There was a large attendance of saembers. The chair was oseupied by Illr. Deputy Puacoou. /TATUM OP TIM LATZ SIR ROZZIT Pill.. Mr. Dew bald he had received from Alders's Wire the followias 'street from the sissies of the committee appointed on the Bth of Jell, 1860, to panicles what steps should be taken to perpetuate the armory of the late air IRobert Peel : "Asyut 1, 1856. Sir Peter Laurie in the chain—lt was moved end twasimously agreed to, that the statue of Sir Robert Peet ►ecentiy erected by this committee at the meet end of Chespeitle, be transfer►ed to the C.,masistioners of &wen for the City of London is perpetiliey. (Signed) DAVID W. Wien. Hon. Secetary." Mr. Mvaazza.—Who is to pat the railing round the atone ? The ENOttiCift—lt is for the committee to determine whether a railing is necessary. There is a difference of opinion apes that 'abject. Deputy Lott —Waat is the elision of the Post Committee upon the subject? The Eivoimaaa—l think the committee would prefer coasultiog the architect, Mr. Tits, and the sculptor, Mr. Whose, es to 'their 'leas upon the matter. At ',reseal then ere very costlietias opiates. upon this subject altogether. Deputy Hots—lt will be most esesattal to do something for the purpve of protecting this very beautlfal structure, which is a subject of great interest to all classes, especially the **doges of London. (Hear, hear.) I think it bettor to refer it to Mr. Hermes and Mr. Tim, who will consider sad report to the court what, in their judgnien:, is secessery to protect the statue. Depute OCialtO costarred with Deputy Holt in referring the matter to Mr. Behave and Mr. Tits, and mutated that, on the opiates of those geatleseas being given, it 'Meld be submitted to tlisi whole court. Deputy RATABONI—I millisecond that propoeltioa. Mr. D*w having stated that the questioo was already re ferred to the Improvement Committee, the discussion tar. mlnated. SUPPLY OP OAS BY 7112 011 AT CINTRAL CONSOMBIII . COMPANY. Mr. Dew, the chief clerk, read the following report : "To tee Hemonrable the Contenietionen of Bowen of the City of Leadoa. " Oureenani,-1 have the Moon to present my quarterly report on the iliminatiog power and chemical quality of the gas supplred to the City of Lonna by the Great Ceeiral Gu Commute Company. During the lot quarter the average illomisating power of the gas has been equal to that of 13.31 sperm eandies,or 16..24 wesoach oonsuming 120 grains of cornhustible matter per hour: in other words, flee cube feet of Oa gas have been equal, io illumintting power, to 1,697.2 grains of spermatic i, or 1,82',.8 of was that is, to a little more than four ounce, of wax candles. Thh result shows that the illuminating power of the gar bee been very satisfactory, isaranteh u it his been about 27 per out. greater than is required by the act of parlialint. The chemical quality of the gas has also been good.-1 have the honour to roman, gentlemeo, your obedient servant, MINIS LITRES!, M 8., Professor of Coemistry in the Medical College of the London Hapital.—Loodon Hospital, August 9, 1866 " Mr. PAW laid before the *sort the (oilmen, sets of per. Herniae, aad suggested tau it should be referred to the Committee of General Pompous to consider the but mode of carrying out the 'anat.s provisions of the we, se steer. ing the City of London " The Metropolitan EnildisgsAct," " The Metropolitan Local Menagement Let," mad "The Nuisances asinoval and Dames Pnvestioa An." Referred usordingly. The court adjourned. MANCHESTER, liiiMPIELD, AND LINCOLASELAZ RAILWAY.—The working tifq.... mad CUM outgoings of this cosepasys railways (reelable" of the Illopshowee, • JeloCtiOli and Antioch's. stated Won) hoop' einonated w 9,1061. 71 114. for tine fortaight eadiag as lb* 213th alt., seeking, with the 29,1121.65. already stated a total of 38,2171 131. 114. for the fret fear betel/AN of the half-year, sr at the rate of 68.38 per seat. es the rallvrep trails fee the ems period. proportion of the lees Justice. 84., noel" auraing to this company for the feetanshl to the 28th Armlet, amounts to 8121. 4e. 9d., making, with the 6611. 1 6e. 4d. previously stated, a total for the fret (sot of 3,498 1. la. 14.; while Who 'apogees (being 3701. 1 .U. he skis and 1,1131. 13s. AL foe the Uwe previous fortnights) moon% te 1,4944. es., we 64 the Ms of UM Fr mt. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, 5, 1855. COTTON GOODS. Wuronerria, 13i7p7i.a1;conaicierable demand bee been again ezperieaced today in tbeeloth market, in which , the business gradually increased towards the close of last week, and a toile buinen would hare been added to the I trade done this morning if the seine prices could have been aticepted. Most kinds of cloth are now very low in stack. if it la not entirely worked off, and as many saanufaeturers are now under entreat. the patties of sellers his Nonage adorably improved by the nowt secession of descend. The fair weather duties the last week hes sawed more activity in the home trade, although there is not so meet doing as for import. Of the foreign markets MUM. Dutay and Co. remark We are Bled to report some improvement in the Australian trade, and it judicious and mod suppiies are sent oat, they will probably sell to advantage. No trade in the world, however rich and fer Ile the country may be, will stand such a rush of overourpliee as has been the can to theta markets. The accounts from the United States are very satisfactory teethe autumn trade; and how could they be otherwise, with • plentiful harvest and comparatively high prices received for the last cotton crop, and every prospect of a large yield of the neat? The trade to Cali fornia is improving, and ease of the losses of former years may now be made up The demand for the Levant con tinues satisfactory, and a fair beanies has been done by the Greek haloes throughout the (past) month." All kinds of plain and figured shirting, are in good demand, including the light makes suited to India, and there continues to he an improvement in printing cloths. The yarn market is firm, but not active. Spinners of water twist have obtained an advance of ji. per lb. in some oases, and numbers 16 t 24 are in good demand. No. 20's and 30's mule yenta ere scares, and most musts of India y arts an more difficult to meet with. Many of our spinners bars heavy contracts. COTTON.—LivaarooL, Barr. 4.—The market Gifted tamely and steadily wt Mont clump in prices. 7,000 bales add (2,000 tor export and 1,000 on speculation), compriiing 700 Pinnate and Merenbam, 6+ 1. to 711. • 60 Bahia, 61 t. to 616.; 400 Lyptian, 61d. to 711.; 600 Surat, 4d. to 416. ; and 40 64.• Wands, 106. to le. per lb. WOOLLEN CLOTH.—Lizns t Barr. 4.—We bare no °hangs to report is the woollen market. A fair steady business has been dons in the aloth•bsW this morning. about equal to a Tseaday's ordinary average. MANUFACTURES.-Hi Burr. 4.—We an anabi•to re r ort any improvement is to-day s market, buyen ow the whole appearing to exercise etudes la making their purchases; yet the tone is considered healthy, and most pnties are inclined to sadcipats a good business daring the anti's& math& Sarr. 4.—The weal trade at present is rather quieter, but prior are fully maintained, merchants having full confidence that present stocks will be required before nest sales. CORN.—Huw., Sur. 4.—We had a fair attendance of farmers, with • moderate show of English wheat, wt.ieb met ready sale at le. to 2e. *deem), ; a few samples of new wheat, quality very various, 681 be. to 62.b5. per bushel. Many inquiries for qualities suited for said, chiefly for import to the Continent. Of foreign only • small show, which met fair sale. A fair retail sal* for oats, barley, and beans. Linwood unaltered. Cakes in improved demand. Rape sakes mane and dear. A good demand for boots. Imports from Aug. 26 ti Aug. 81:—Wheat, 1,090 qrs. Barley, 26 . Oats, 1,019. Beans, 90. Tares, 12. &le wd, 1.179. Oil sakes, 66 tans. Bowe, 374. LEWD, BIM 4. The harvest continues to pro- gress favourably. Them is a better sale for wheat than on Friday, and choice samples bring extreme rates, with more demand fur second sorts. Barley as before. Oats and beans held at fall priest. No variation in other articles. Average price of grain :—Wheat, 735, 725. Bd.; barley, 248, 375. 44.; oats, 126, 311. 11d., beano, 38, 47e. 3d.; rye, 33, 43.. Arrivals this week:—What, 1,869; oats, 60; malt, 387 ; rapeseed, 1,286. Milli, Burr. 4.—Our harvest Is progressing meet favour ably. A gnat part of the wheat and barley is secured, and, should the weather continue propitious to the end of the week, the chief part of it will be up. At t- , -day's market there was a very small attendance of farmers, and but little wheat offering, including part of the new crop, the quality ' various—from 601 be. to 63.15. per bushel, and the yield from 3 to 6 qrs. per acre;—prices, Is. to 2.. per qr. in advance of last week—say, fine old red, 775. to 78r. ; new, 70s. to 80.. A few samples of barley rubbed out for shoeing, but not for sale this week. It is a large crop, and there will be a good proportion of very useful malting quality. NZWOLITLZ. Bert. 3.—The weather ha now become more settled, although yesterday, early, it wee Taiping. The corn is ripening rapidly, and with a oontinnence ul fine weather a good deal will be out down next week, bat then can be no general h fur at lust ten days, whilst in some localities there will be what only fit for toe sickle nest month. At our market this morning we had a mud show of wheat from the growers and having very little offering from the coast, fresh threshed s•mplee as well SI south country, on account of the quantity offering being short of present requirements, realised an advance of le. per qr., the little fine south country yel low making 821. to 83e. per qr., weighing naturally 63 lbs., and common tens Nu Flour scares and pointing upward. Rye is wanted, a small cargo of Mulish has been tak , n for export to at 411c,wrighing;68115e. per bushel. Grind ing barley is wan ted, and wall worth 36.., weighed 66 lbs. per bushel. Walt is tending upwards, as well as beans end peas. Oats la good demand, and le. higher. Scotch weigh tug 42 lbs., but not of fine colour, making 335. readily. - - - . Co,RK Bart.4.—(By Baplish sod Irish Magnetic i'sla praph.)—Bighty owe barrels whit* wheat, 30s. to 405.; 67 barrels red ditto, 365. to 375. 3d. • 114 barrels oats, 141 I to 165.; boy, forums% 455. to &M. ; ditto design', 665. ; I straw,farraors', 245. to 375. ; elover.9d. to Is. • . . . DUBLIN, SIFT. 4.—(By English and Irish Magnetic Telegraph )—The wee of the market was flaw. New wheat wee is rather better supply. No change is the eurressiss quoted on Friday. BUTTER.—Conx, antr. —(By English end Irish Magnetic Telsgraph.)—Fusts, 76, 991.; seconds, 366, 951. ; thirds, 494, 88..; fourths, 46, 851.; fifths, 12, 761. ; sixths, 3, 601. BARNET GREAT CATTLE AND HORSE FAIR. Yesterday this important fair commenced. Business opened very active, sad continued so throughout the day. Buyers were numerous, and the top lots of store heists were eagerly sought after. The bast Devon, Hereford, and short horned beats were is past demand, and sold freely at 101. to 161.; Lintels., 151 to 181. per bead ; best polled Sesta, 111. to 141.; Highland Soots, 91. to 121 ditto ; cross. bred beasts sad all middling and biterior sorts went at lower Adam, nevertheless the demaad for them was good, and piths were moth higher thee lest year. The Welsh and Irish beasts also found ready bsyers,the best Welsh steers at 101 to 121.; Irish ditto, 81. to IW.; young inferior bomb, 41. to W., eocerdieg to Ilf• and quality. Milan cows, the brat Yorkshire bred, with salves by their Lido, sold freely at 181. to 241.; Suffolk', 121. to 161. per head; in.ealf York, 161 to' , 201. ; heifers, 104. to 161. ditto; Welsh, 81. to 101. ditto. The horse fair was well supplied and atteaded. The best cart horses sold at 45 to 65 guineas sash ; middling site, suitable for farmers' work, 30 to 40 ditto ; cart oohs, two years old, 20 to 30 ditto; three years old, 26 to 40 ditto. In the fair held, amongst the Webb horses and ponies, a great amount of busiaass was also transacted. Horses, the breed of which ittgreatly improved, sold freely at 181. to 251.; very superior, MI. Welsh ponies, of which there were many hundreds,, sold is rapid sueosssion at 101. to 154 each ; small two and three years old, 81. to 101., ac ording to height sail sym metry. This was a good selling fair, and it is the opinion of these competent to jedge,that store beasts nude 10 to 16 per cent. over the prices of last year. MI POLICR COURT& MAN SION-HOUSE. Vary IVlUiaeu, HeaketA Brvicsop, Awn Airsom, end Witham 3 Booth were brought before Alderman Salomon* in the eastody of Daniel Fors ster, the Mansion-home oMeer, charged upon the follawi..g evidence: Mr. A. Peatorelli, cashier at the Union Bank of London, Of which Mr. W. Scrimgeour is manager, said—The day, at about a quarter past 12 o'clock, Booth brought to the muster a chi vie upon our back tor 10!. 100 , purporting to be drawn by W. H. Smith sad Co , dated Sept. 3, 1846, and payable to Mr. Thomas Holt or bearer, No. 273, 3 11,723. Nut knowlag the glassine* or the name of toe drawer, I made acme inquiries, and then returned to the counter and asked Booth from whom he received the cheque. He avid that he had received it from a woman who was °wilds. I told him to fetch her in, and he brought in Williams, and I asked her where she got the cheque, to which she replied that she had got it from a won'n who was co. , k at a publie.hosise. We have had such an account as that of W. H. Smith and Co., and the pasty to whom the cheque bearing that number bad bean issued being dead, I seat for Mr. Forrester. Daniel Forrester said—l was sent for to the Union Bank of London, and I found booth sod Williams there. Booth said he had received the cheque, which 1 showed to them both, from Williams, and Williams said that she had received it from a female, and etc thought her name was Ann Elves, and that she brought it to the house in which she resided, in St. Mary sae, last night, at halt past sine o'clock, and gave it to her, and asked her to get it changed amongst use of her tradespeople. She alto said that the woman who so employed her was living as cook at a public house. I went to the public. hoes. is question, and found the female described by Wil liams living there as cook. I showed her the cheque, and asked her if she had given it to Mee. Williams, of St. Mary. ass. She said that she had received it from their lad, or their potboy. The muter of the booth brought in Brocksop, and I asked him if he had gives it to the wok, end he said "Yea;' he had picked up a bit et paper, and as be could not read very well he had gives it to the cook. He added that he had found the bit of poppy at the sop of the court on Fsh.steesoe am. 1 then brought all the parties to the Mansion house. limy Williams said—Ths cook brought It to me, sad inked me to get it cashed for her. Broekton said—l toned it. Booth said—l met Williams'. husband, and he ulted me to get it coshed for him. TOO Abiarman required from each of the prier:men a se curity to the amend of NI. to appear and answer to the charge osi Thursday. Wiliam Murray. Julia Sullitrs, Mary Hart, mad Mary Asa Morris, were finally examined upon charges of shop robberies. They were telly committed for trial upon the cases already detailed sgaiest toe.. The officer who ap • prebended the primmer' said that several other shopkeepers recileited them as visitors at their premises on days on which goods were missed, but could not give such evidence is was calculated to add to the number of chuges against the accused. Daniel Conks, a drunken potboy,was committed for eaves days to gaol for baring attempted to throw himself into the Thames from London-bridge. Tile defendant had been some time ago discharged by his master for !lamina " made a beset of himself," bat had been restored to his situation ea taking the pledge, which he had solemnly assured all the customers he would molt positively keep. He, how ever, broke this solemn engagement on Monday night, and when his master supposed he had gone to bed ran off to the parapet of the bridge, and was pulled back just as la was aboat to plunge into the river. The Alderman thought that breed and water in a prism fora few days would be more serviceable to the unfortunate drunkard than nay other prescription. Henry Roweoss, another drunken lad, wu committed for seven days upon the bread and water diet for heels( gone into a publicAosee and insulted and annoyed the landlord sad his customers because the waiter refused to serve him with drink, whisk would, no doubt, have made him more intolerable. BOW-STREET. Emily Litgg was again placed at the bar, charged with violently smashing Leah Liviertone. It will be remembered that the unfortnnata child, Leah Livingstone was. on Saturday week. playing in the kitchen of a house in St. Martin's lane, and basica dons something which displeased the prisoner ' who was the servant of its parents, she seised a common kitchen fork and drove it into the child's eye. The mother of the child pranced the following certi ficate:— Weetnsinster Ophthalmic licepiul, Charing eras. " The inflammation in the left eye of Leah Livingstone le subdued. At omen% she can merely distinguish light from darkness. Some improvement may uke place, bat the natural 'Won of the organ ls for life destroyed. (Signed) "Ewes Bear, 81111M011. " Sept. 3, 1 353." Yr. Jardine asked when It was thought that the child would be able to attend._ _ _ . _ _ _ - WM. Eivtins icinea.Wed that rho thought about Saturday eclat the child would be sußeiently recovered to attend. Mr. Jardine—Well, I shall remand the prisoner till that day. Let her be brought up spits ort Saturday next. The pri.ouer. who &gals sleeted the obarge, and stated that site only struck the child with the handle of the Ink, was then removed from the bar. WESTMINSTER. It,. Arnold received the following letter upon the subject of an application made to him • few days ago by a poor woman, the particulars of which were detailed in our impression of Saturday "War-ernes, Sept. 3,1E06. " Sir,—l regret to be obliged to again trouble you with the ease of Mrs. Symonds, the wife of a driver in the Land Transport Corps. In the report of the case, which appeared in the newspapers of Saturday last, under the head of ' Police Intellipnee,' Mn. Symonds is represented to have said, on her return to you from her interview with me, that 1 altered my tone' on being shown her husband's letter, in which he amens that he coeld not it his pay in the Crimea, and that I said there were tire. hundred men similarly situated, who could not be Nettled with for want of sufficient relearns to show what they were entitled to. "Now, the real statement made by me on the occasion of the interview with Mrs. Symonds was in answer to a (either complaint made by her—after we had finished discussing her husband's ease—that she knew or had heard of several men who had returned from the Crimea who were not settled with for hack periods; in answer to this I stated to the effect represented, that the cues of such invalid soldiers were those of • great many Gillen similarly situated, who having returned home without sufficient documents, mold not be settled with until it should be ascertained what sums the nes wire really entitled to. "It will be at once perceived that my statement related Semen returned home—not to any in the Crimea; and as an ineornet statesent might lead to a false impression in the petite naiad, I have the honour to request that you will be good 'sough to make this explanation known publicly, that the truth only may appear. It is vary easy to mouse for an error is a statement which passed through a third and nosy other persons to the public press, and I am only unions that it should be Net right. "An extract has been made from tt e letter brought by Mn Synoeds, and forwarded to the Crimea for full tar simian of the case ; bat I wish to draw your attention to the eircumetanos that the letter itself is unsigned. " I beg leave to mention an Instants of the fruitless trouble ualonnded complaints give this office. The wife of a sol dier in the Land Transport Cups (the same corps Si the husband of Mrs. Symonds) has this morning called here to intercede for her husband, who had writtea to her that he had lodged a sum of money in the paymaster's buds to be remitted to her, which r • bad not received; but, upon an inquiry being made of the paymaster himself, the man's antenna was discovered to be a falsehood, and for which of course he is liable to be brought to courCrearttal.-1 have, 10., "F. KitinT. "T. J:Ansold, Esq." Mr. Thomas Juane, proprietor of saw-mills in the Cm mandel-read, Pimlico, was summoned under the Smoke Preventive Let. It was proved that smoke had proceeded in thick vo lumes from his shaft as tee 6th of August, and every day since. There had bass some attempt made to make the furnace consume its stance, but Mr. ileadanon, the govern ment inspector, said the improvement had been so trifling and ineffectual as scarcely to deserve notice. Defendant pleaded guilty, but said he should IV e to know what be could do to conform to this law. He bad gone to the expense of having his furnaces altered four times. but it appeared lobe as subject to complaint as ever. One of the schemes he bed patronised had been recommended by one of the inspectors. Reconsidered it preposterous to sup. pose that the set of parliament could be complied with, for chistieys would smoke in spite of the law. If the govern ment inspectors would take the setter in bend and p t his furnaces from emitting smoke, he would be only too' happy to pay the eosts. Kr. &admen had pointed out to defendant when en efficient apparatus was at work, end he had adopted the very metrary to the mode suggested. Mr. Arnold observed that there were plenty of modes which had bees prowouneod satisfactory by the authorities. A great amend of time bad been given to persons to alter sad construct tureens agreeably with the requirements of the law, whisk must be enforced. Defendant was convicted in the penalty of 51. WEaTMTXBTII REOIBIIIATION.—The court for the milieu of the list of voters for the city of Westminster, will be held at the Lords Justices Court, Weetwiaster before Jobs Fume Macqueen. Beg.. on Friday. September 21, at 11 o'clock is the breams. The reformers motions their attention to the register of this city. Mr. Haggett, their spat, ea. wade 940 objections. The easeerratives Itateuerreiray elicetteas. There are sele.Udimeorter the whole city, most of Which are by foremen. The member of Amos on the lists published by the overseen this year is 14,070, being 133 lees than last year, and 779 hie than the previous year, 1853. This reduction is *Welly onseed by She operate= of &timbale by the Court et Com moo Pieta, rendering the psyscrat el inn Tuner's house. tau, which is not demanded till after Lady•dey, payable before the 90th of July. Tow= HAIILISTL—Mr. J. F. Marquee's, the re /atm bantam 01111 held Ida wort. to revise t he Mee el l .1 , 411160 i li i r se. l= al a m ost/a9d, as *Week. tithe TER BAR VEST. TORICSERE.—The Leeds Mercury prints a large number of reports from correspondents as different paruot the country. They are of course of a somewhat varied ehareeter, but their general tenser is satisfactory. The editor adds "In the immediate vicinity of Deeds a large proportioa of the fields, both of wheat , sad eau., is already eat, and some crops of the latter have been gathered in Ise condition. The genial weather of the past few days hes everywhere been %then advantage of by farmers, and should it bold hut a short period longer, a rich harvest will be reaped. We have before stated that we have reason to believe that an average yiel.l may be ex puled, sad farther investigation does bat confirm as in that *pinion as regards Lows." return of dry, light, breezy settled weather promisesto check any bed erect threatesed to the crops by the late reins which have fallen in the south-western dia. district of the eoustry.—North Braids Moil. Haurenzas —Much progress hu bun made in the cart ing of wheat, the greater portion of which is new safely bossed, in cud condition ; bat, unfortunately there is no longer any doubt that the yield will be seriously deficient is this Gooney. The wheat crop of Hampshire is two-sevenths nadir the average, and threes-sevenths under that of 1854. Thacks to Provideace, we have as abundant fruit crop ; sad, notwithstaseling much outward appears's)* of blight, three-fold the qesatity of sound potatoes will be produced this year than has bees raised in any year since 1841. These two eircumstanese will much mitigate the effects of the wheat failure on the labouring slaves. Barley and oats are good he quantity, yet of very varied quality. Should the w eather con fi nes fine, all will be hollow in this neighbour hood la the course of tea days.— Mac/sesta' Observer. ABUNDANCE OR COEN ON THE DARNEL—A letter from Nouns myietbat the Steam Haw *Mon Company of the Danube la seedily; adhbasetring vessels it pommies to the privedememalbe Lower Danube, bat that they will not be sofheimit to enable the large qusutitiss of earn collected there to be sent off, and that even any number Of row-boats would be able to obtain freights et hlb "man, Ma. JUSTICE Wuidat.—Mr. Justice Willes yes !•t at "hashers. and aa on other days during hit a , disposed of a good deal of biwisees. Mr. Bern Mardis mutts' mutation Pada', and was relieved by Mr. awls, Willa es the termination of his eironit. Altbengh Ws peeled ef the year is sailed the "long mieetm," there be plenty ateeentsa law beeiaess, sad the sanwootes taken wedseleee mimeo ha promos. Mr. Janice Wilke will like Meow at Weststiatter tor the first time Or the brook et the lelllmasessiest of the earala. m BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, Bin. 3. The Lords of the Committee of Prtyy Conceal for Trade and Plentations have received a copy of a despatch from her Majesty's Consul at Manila, reporting that three new ports, via., Beal, Hoili, and Zomboaoga, in the Philippine Islands, have been publioay declared open to foreign trade. . . The Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received a copy of a despatch from her Majesty's Consul at the Palmas, rvportieg the establishment of q tine on vessels errivirg from Malts. The Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for T►sde and Piantations have received • copy of a telegraphic despatch, with copies of despatches, from her Majesty's Consulates at Naples and Messina, reporting the itnyusition of • quarantine of 16 days oa arrivals from Malta. NEW DEPUTY LIEUTENANT. zaszx. Samuel Anderson, Esq. MILITIA. Commission signed by the Queen: Royal Berks Mtlatia—Lieutenant-Colonel Ponsonby Shaw, late of the Madras Army, to be paymaster. Sir Cacaos as La Pass lisaineoL: Teat, Pladyer.etralt. Wait allaater, la sal oesawieffew ae, • ;* awslorist Sot. IS and Oa 111. m . 19, at 1. arrest, 11111111111111114M*1; O. maim, Oantas. WlLLtes Giuuurr, Ilasiplask 012-;treet-road, butcher, Sept. 11 at 12, and Oot. 13 at 1, at Weertll.dred. Sol., Pares, Giltapur , &beet. City ; off. meet, Sitramasbury. .Davin EDwans, JUL. rani 114111piaite, corn tutor, Sept. 15 at 11, mad Oat. aatl, at Beetsgballesraet. Sole., I.lmey, Weathatap. tnts•lstdtdlage, Holborn, mat roam' and Co., Porten; aff. Lee, Aldermanbory. *autos FIAPICIS, Olorgo.yard. Leabattl.sbert. dealer in =Wag shares, Sept. 17 at 1. and Wt. If at 2, at t. Wyatt, Verula.m.balldlngs, Grara.ime; off. eat, Edward., Saw _ kook-wart. Binzwich, Staffordshire. him bat 17 sad Oat. 17, at 106, at hirin;hem Court. Bola, tantm sod Knight, Birmingham• off. ~ hula, Timms HOLM ; IUM illenball, Ihta ant sal tunas°. carer, Sept. 17 and Oct. 17, at 104, at Birmlighma Court. &M. Kolar= and Knight, Birmingham; off. sr* Illtdraton, 01011Oli Pros, Brlstol, oordwainor, Rapt. 16 and Oct. 11, at 11, at Bristol Court. Sols., Bonn and Girling, Bristol; off. rift., Awe. Inas, Bristol, lout MASLIT, Torquay, Dsvoitibire. butaber, Sept. 6 and Oct. 11, at I,ot Exeter Court. Solo., Curter, Torquay, and Sterden, Butts; I off. swig, !timed, Visitor. MAST Aar !AMMO/F. Eieter,paruol sod malsrella oomufacturer, iaticTfasidoc7t: of. Nogg., Midget. Easter. )(AMMO' LIOXIOART DVPSIORD. Exeter. mew, Sept. 13 and Oct. 11. at 1, at kunst Court. WI., Laicism; War; eIL 131rtsal. Easter. . _ _ 10:: La Louth, lanoolnibiro, baralaw. Sgt. If and Oat. 17, at at the Leeds Court WM se ILlormagesia.BalL not., Brown, Lincoln: of. sada., Cord*. Kbles••= 1111 . Vi nsarm Hoznonow, Liverpool, inorwaso , Dept. 14 and Oat 10, at 11, at Liverpool Court. lel % Roby, Liverpool; off. swig, loner, L verpooL INSOLVENT H. Mors, Silver.street, Golden.rquare, coffee-house keeper—W.l Iligh, Bases-street, Southwark, servant—T. Lusk, New Hampton, Miudirsez, bricklayer—T. Baker, sets. Bedcrossmrest, Southwark, licensed Metuallsr—T. B. Payne. Lindon-plans, Bayswater-rand, Journeyman tie worker—E. Laotians Holkord.equare and Strand, pablieber—it. P. H. Conalins. Langiepplace, bt. Grorp's.M.the. grocer—W. Beam. Nesimd.placia, Nottbschill, wine merchant —Penny Bantmeed, Altred.terrece, Bayswater, iallikear —W. baker, Jan., Great Limpamtreet. Westminster, liereeed Motealke —W. M. oaken, hi. ressmaga, eseadoe to a nnindragw—D. Sataber. Oak. husk Linsistais. oldie keeper—i. W. Walkman, Carhon.road, Iglia.and. daft se woks to the Motropolltaa Comnandsors et towers -I,4=terlitan, atiddlesez. builder—C. Term e, Dedoe.street, Murk M hely adore - Amelh Cotterill, St. James's. oteem IS. James, hide bens kroper—J. H. Rogers, James4treat. ==..and ausserriase, gamma agent—H. Van Wemen, Fleet.street—M. W. Carr, AT Beet, Pima. dillyeisek-0. Mon, II igh.strcet, liensiegtne, to • Ash. ustemer—T. G. Ilmith, Gra 's.inn square, Holborn, and Boberbstrest, liantgatenigent. samaiatats sneak DIVIDENDS. Ost. IS. W. Sirdwa, I& J. D. Paul, Bart. , and R.Y. Sates, Strand sad Nestalls4lnstA t lenbers—tlept. 21. W. G. Moos. Guildford-plus, Kenntoa. elarn In lato Osumi Post-ollos —Sant. 26.Addey, 044 Band.strest, ter -6ept. 21. E. Gran, Bristol, tavern , Iteept. - Cgtartrgang to to granted. was ease be slams tothecontrary on timidity at aboatlng. Oat. 11. William Miller Whiteabspe-roa d , coffee-bonar.keepar— bcdler-Sent. Sept. H. H. taker, Odioniasetren. City. sugar mu.. __,.... 7. Davies, New Quay, Cardigarbirk shipbuilder-B*ot. 28. J. Si cker.. sae, blanchanter, nattalla gewasiasturn—nept. 27. 0. Healey, Pres. ttaawy Laaesrhire. draw alarebant-Bept. 26. P. Jamison, bndge, Lancashire, tedisr—lingt. 17. 8. How, Liverpool, broker-Bqt al. 0. Bateman, Liverpod, ilesseed victualler. IPAETIMISEUE DISSOLVED. Z i t lit eh iela . eirs. W. Eldwirea, and Jaws Nieholsee, Islam, Y Jacquard menhir wagers, so far as regards W. Eishaire —H. 0. I. Devise. mad J. Ickersiey. Jos., Hares Midis 111=lAssnalm. Manias,se Is, as regard. U. O. MU—SL 0. 11. Osaka. Hays= triads Sisekral, Laessehtro. bisaires —O. D. Iteinfeld sod S. IterdieWar. Meter Maud. Drafts spot—P. Low and J. &Leas, illgidareleid, 7easilrq linsedrapera —& Maly. D. Ike& wad S. L Patting. LisredeW4MWerliq attar. rya, so far as regard, D. End—B. Set sad W. illwl. Leirsta, 'velars—O. Martindale red T. Aka. Pewit 0, Cemlagetad, irow. swegers—T Taylor mad J. Miss& Uwageel, eel miatiheata—J. Duca aad I. Pattlaa" liaesemlwegre.Tymq agerammer•-0. Martin add P. Candetter, liersiell. Tarialdre, woe belident—J. Archer 11•15 24.. sad P. iliverygeL eiser deskes—L. Mile& mad J. Frog. gatt, Jos., Darliyaike. awl Prit Wl= illiggilies—W. Wright sad A. LaeglAarrigh, ilera roan—O. Dar rell gad C. Wasegary, seraphim mel gibere—F. Ridley, re., mad P. Miley. May St. Hdruage, Selkilla. ourriers—J. Oreeo and P. V. De Pall.tosil, gra wir allwate—J. Lloy i and Elizabeth Lloyd, Lesitgebead and Oriel Ilealdww Mang. radian W. Hopper sad W. llanisse. Oatanleade Deallem. kamikename— Jawing; Graham, and Orgesell, Oresegeare Da l i i iiimm es to w regards B. Grahams and H. W C. Oremall —J. Namairis, Lialitligowsture, distiller, so f.r se regards Ida en pith the 1 Agriculturist Cattle Insurance Oompany. 1300TCB SEC11:111112ATION8. JOAN DATAI, New Cammack, innkeeper, Sept. 13. At the Castle Ina, New Commack. Joan Immo. Glasgow, Sept. 11, at the Freaklin Temperance Hoist asgow. NIIL LITIN GI OITON. Greenock. wine merchant, Sept. 14, at the Gawp lan, Greenock. Janne Nimes. Itibmarnock, bookseller, Sept. Is, at the BM* Ball iGhearriock. Dosses MACCIVIZA and JONA MACIAVAUI, IDTITOMS, 111001011ketS, Sept. IS, at the Union Hotel, Invenews. Jams Noontime Co.. Unanimous. Bothwell. trootoanders. Sept. 11, at the Brace arms lan, Hamilton. WIND AND WEATHER REPORT. (710111 TIM OPPICI 07 THE ELI COILPANT.) TuISDAY, HEFT 88888 4 'Madam Ocaure at Wind. Mats of Weather. Oran&b Lothbury _mutter . Illielleld . .....«.. N.E. N.W. Illaryport ...... .- E. Wirt/haven ..-.......... S.W. Leeds N.N.E. ... Very Ins. Soutbsuoten - N.W. Unsettled. Owes... . Pods N. Teaserath E. Lowestoft N.E. Cambridge Itawke - N.E. Howell- S. Very Ins. !Wheel --..-- N. ..... ... Cloudy. Plymouth H. Cardiff —....- Utter Glooesster Swansea - Beeerfordwoot N.N.E. ... Fins. N. raNt.z ., -- N.E. Owen Osinsloormsli »»» N. Pins.. Houton ed P. Holybe Dahlia ....»...».......... N.E. Liverp00l E. Tore .... ..... ... N. Whitby ..... N. Soutmough N. - Cloudy. Aberdeen ..... LW. ...... Pim. Danko ...... LW. ..... Fine. Illooderiand Edinbewiti Perth .. . .»...».... W. . A ss . Newcastle - ........ -.... N.N.E. - ... Fine. Hull .. . ............ N.N.E. ... Fine. Amanda* ---... I.E. Cloudy. &rood . ...... N. .... Terefoily denly. Tontsidge--. ...... .... H. ..... Piloairny aloody. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mtla P. We- Tol4 TONI ZAti.wars. open. man. draditil. VAL 1864. tieptamber A A f3l 68 29T WWI wading Grer ger m adri r giiiiiiii: Olsammid South run Mhos lad Osaike lf= I. 6,14 . - 700 00 010 IN SHIPPING INTELLIGBNCIL FROM gis LONDON GAZETTE Tway, &pi. 4. FORBIGN.OFFICE, AVG 12. The Quires hoe been graciously pleased to appoist Spenser St. John. Esq.. now Acting Consul Genrrsl, to be her Majesty's Consul General in the Island of Borneo. SZPT. 1. The Queen has been pleased to approve of Becher Mantle Je.quie &ISM. as Consul at Sydney, in Australia, for the King of Portugal. The Queen hoe also been plumed to approve of Mr. Henty Chapman as Consul at Montreal for the King of Prussia. WHITEHALL, Barr. 4. The Might Hon. Bir George Grey, Bart., oar of her Majesty's Principal 841C104fita of Suite, has appointed the uedermeationed gentlemen to set out the wares and appor tion the number of vestrymen, under an Aet passed in the lent session of primmest, for the better local management of the me'ropolis:—A'exander Pulhag, 8 , q., barrister at law ; Arthur John Weld, Etc barrister az law ; Gao•ge Baugh Allen, Esq. ; and William %meat Cooper, Esq. • R. DC& A a ....... F Sep .l4 . 6 tri..... ..... . Papp el .. Goat Hops 10410. vis Mihrod 0 DOI. 1131i1 1 :130UthiltdplOD O 0 VOlOlll010 0 Ilavas,o ..• • • •• • • 0014.1 O North Amadei' &pO. 15f CASUALTY. The steam tug Tartar arrivsd from Holyhead last night with two fists and a .loop with earso, ea Regulus, foe Marrusham, ashore on the Sherries —Liverpool, Sept. 4. LIVBATOOL SNIPS AT Foamier! POSTS.—Emigrant, at New Orleans; Mk.nmuuth, at Virginia; Middleton. at Bt. Jain's, N. 8.; lisibee (.s.), at Smyrna; Karnak (is), Charity (es. transport), Arabia (a. transport). Oneida (as. transport), and Tamaulipas (as.), at Malta ; Margaret (6 ), at Haire ; Kingdom, at Coestantisople ; Oberon, at Guth tabors; Concordia, and Jobe' and Blisebetb, at Palau. BAILED FOR 1.1111/11.001..—C8201iA0 Mari o Bunt Malta Aug.ii: ARRIVED. Aber Simmt-at Grimsby, September 3, from Memel Almon-at Bell, September 8, iron Zane MAMMAL Narrea-at null, September 3, tram.. head Arta .--at Newport, M., September t, Insea..-............ Elbe Anums-at Gravesend. renumber 4, from ....„....... limover Ab3ll-114 Gravessud. &number 4, from Sand Ball AL -at Gravesend, pep' tmber 4, from Christians Aass-at Gravesend, September 4, frost llmea Auer-at Gravesend, nepten.ber 4, from Dentin Anveam-at Gravesend, Sep•erober 4, from Suadswall `tartsas-en Gravesend, bepterober 4, from ---—_ . _ _ _ Caerson-st Grarmend, rejmember 4; tram Stettin OM Maw-at Gravesend, September 4, him a .thesburg Gewerrem or etrice-off Liverpool, September 4, fr0m.. . .. islay 01Morosems-at Oreveserm, September 4, from Motes Oseemus Gimes-et Graveseod, September 4, tram Memel Ceezoomis-at buaderland, September 2, firm Constantinople Creamers at Newport, M., September 1, from Latest CuitsuLoPo Leas-at C. Fria, beptember 1, from Malta CANDIDeri-at Hull, September 2, bow Smyrna Cut llitono-st Hull, lierember 2, frail. Mean, Dsterrosa-at Hell, September 3, 1211 + ..... Memel Duct.--at Hull, September 3, from AORTAS rum -at Graeae/m.l. September 3, from Memel Leraorr-at Gravesend, September 3, from .....-.._ • - •lSeeda Feansaucx WILLIAM-at Fatm..uth, September 3, irom Skim lemenarze Wlisibutima- at Hull, September 1. tea . Memel O. Ilium -at Cardiff, September l. trout .. . ........... „...,aorestoes litioni-ot Cardiff, September I, from Malta Hamar-at mull, September 2, Rom Dantzle Huila-at Gravesesa, September 4, from Norway Jame-at Newport, M., September 2, from. Loadon imam (of Flestwood)- off Lib rpool. September 4 Josses Weamtea-off Liverpool, September 4 Jocasta-at Gravesend, September 4, from. Member, Joamoto-at Gravesend, &Waiter 4, from Denmark Bens MAIM-at Gravesend, September 4, from Denmark LOOOlOllll-at Newport, 21., September 3, from London LallT Paormos -at renews, bept tuber I, from Cuba 011100•111.-111 Helmut, September 2, from fiewtoundlied Momo-et Grimsby, September 3, from DSIII2OI Maremns-at Hull, September 3, tram Qesbee Meriemsairs-st Newport, a., September 2, from Elba Massrr-off Pill, September 4, iron ... . .... ... ....„ Melva MIX VaDllOO 1101101.--111 Gravesend, Septem b er . 4, 11010 MMIM MllOllYa-at Gravesend, September 4, from Mascua-at Greve red, September 4, from 12= Mime llsruhs-at Grayseod, September 4, from Deem* Normert-at Gravesend, September 4, Ran Nene" 01.0 1/01•11.1011-11i Falmouth, Septem ber 3, from. .Matardle Osesos-at Gravesend, September 4, from ..... Deal* Claw, Qualm-at Gravesend. September 4, from ..... Stettin Faeasern-at Gravesend, September 4, from Baille POT-at Queenstown, September 2, from Logan Promo-at Liverpool, September 4, from Jemmies Plum Pug-off Liverpool. oeptember 4, from ... Aremt4 Quote-st Newport, bl.. September 3, from... litia bleocivo-at Liverpool. September 4, from -.....110w tat Sonoma-at Olooreeter. September I, from ........- MIMI Swamflavems-et Ihistol, September 4, (rem .... num& 11.6111111-at Gravesend, rep ember 4, from ...... ....... Oelbentem Barvie-at Gravevend, September 4, from Van Twu BbODUIII-14Grave.end, September 4. from MM.. NIMBI env Loa--atGravevend, Oneonta 4, tram -. Side Vieromo-at Gravessod, September 3, from ...Maui V100:10/11D -at Liverpool, o September 4, 11001 MAN mar Moa-at Om September V, from tomb. Mes,iistutoo-at Gravesend, wombs: 4, from. Dom* WILIIKLOIOII-61 GTZTOSST.O., September 4. rem..... Norway Zoe-at Brbitol, September S. am .................... Steam SiILAD. ABA-from Cardiff, September 1, to Naha Alilfttara- from Cardiff, September 1, to Monte Vide* AVaul.ll-from Cardiff, eepteinter 1, to .. Barceloca AOL&S-from Cerdiff, September I, to liar tai Awe-from Swansea, September; b ßona Arun 110,11-ftool Gravesend, September 4, to .... Write Viler AMIRICA-tram Gravesend, September 4, to Punts dream inseam-from Liverpool, September 4, to New Orleans Aalanlia from Liverpool, September 4, to Sto Janeiro ALPIMD Broom-from Liverpool, September 4, to New Orleans BALMOWL-troai Liverpool, beptemoer 4, to Melbourne Covrerses ar Rudy - from Liverpool, September 4, t 0..... Calcutta CrIT Ul OLMMUIV-from Gravesend, September 4, to Clyde CMARLOITS-from Cardiff, September 2, to Ermine Calm Gorrav-froin Glouoestar, neptember 2, t 0..... Drops-from Maur, keep?. mber 2, t 0... Ersors (e.)-from southritopton, September 4, 10 EUILutA (s.)-traaa Liverpool, September 4, t0.. ...* Pomona Irons Llverpom, September 4. to Moreton Bey Piressitas-teem Newport, IL, August SO, to Peenando Po Four 808W.24 111.-from Gramm, a. September 4. to Wendt 60011.11.1411,--froo Gloucester, September 1, to Stettin GIBIULTaII-from Newport, ld. September I. to Rio Jsrieiro HILLMAN t , CIAMOI/7-Ifolll ardiff, September 1, to Alezaodris Hamm@ -from Cardtff, September I, to Alassedria Hope-from Newport. U., seleteieber 2 , to Jatakia RiefilitTf•-from Liverpool, September 4. to .... Stettin Isaac WllOlll7-trans Liverpool, September 4, tor-.... New York brooms- from Cardiff, September 1, to Boas Mau-trom Newport, M., oeptember 2 to Coaetantinople Ipso-tram Newport, 11., Septem ber 2, to Joyce-from Plymouth, September 3, to Havanaak Jonsposs-from Liverpool, September 4, to Imbed Joan Monso- from Liverpool, September 4, to Mow Corums-froan Liverpool. September 4. t 0........ Sal= LIIVIIILPOR &town -Iran Cardiff, September I. to .... Aletandes Masoaaarra-from Hull, September 2, to 1a,... KAMA from Gtoticester, September 2, to Mamma= Tenserson Arom Cardiff, September I. to Kassa-from Cardiff, September ~ to MAST &ROUT- frcill Cardiff, seraber I, to ***** Mind Oran Year—ironsCaroilt, September 2, to - liamma—trom Newport. le., September 1, t 0....... Mamas Name So NA— trona Cs. diff, September 2, to Yalta NnOILD HOLLAND—from Liverpool. September 4, to . Amsterdam Oriwaan—trom Swaim , September 3, to Messina Ockulina—lrum Liverpool, &put:otter 4, to Stettin °MOH —trees Liverpool, September 4, to ..... ........., ..NIIIAM PUI.BII. Snit—hum Liverpool, September 4, to New Orleans Plums or Wats—Wow Desmond, September 4, to —Sydney Brio—freesCardiff, September I, to Valpszaiso Sr. Pima APD VAUL—from Cardiff, September 1, to Lisbon bra IL Fem.—howl Gravesend, reptember 4, to...Ccastaatisopla BILDT Donor—from Gravesend, September 4, le Dordt SAMINUCR—from LiTeryool, beptember 4, to Demerara litammi.—trno Newport, Bil., August 81, to Naha Tans (..)—from Sostlistopton, Sestet' er 3, to West ladies 13mistrou — from Liverpool. September 4, to ... tbiboli Ostend Dmass—fros Liverpool, September 4, to .. ........ ...... .... Wis. I . miaia—trom Cardiff. September 1, to • Malta Wita.tar sou Awit—trom .. ardiff, September 1, to Willa W. Tau.—tram Cardiff, September I, to Oonstantinople Wove—from Gravesend. dept. mt.er 4, t 0... ...... .....14edemblik Wm. Namiesna—trues Liverpool, September 4, to New York 1 WODDLAIM CASTLE-IKM Liverpool, September 4, to Calcutta .:_ VZBBELB BPOHNI4 WITH. American Union (ship), from New York for Liverpool, Aug. 6, let. 39.10, lon. t,9.40. Albion (larva), trom Loudon for Matra Aug. 27. off the Lizard. Aleltyinat. tram Liverpool La Melbourne, July 13, lat. 18,328., lon. 33.13 W. DowthorP ("hip). from Bombay for Hull, out 138 days, Ang.l3, lat. id N., ion. 31.111 W. Harriett (614), at Beth, from Newcastle (B.), for New Itorb, Aug. 7, lat. 48.20, lea. 30. Quinn (bdi), et and fa Loadoe, from Buenos Ayres. Aug. 8, lat. 53.111 N., lon. 8.16 W. liwitaertand (ship), from Liverpool for Adelaide, July 17, Ist. 2.23 inn. 3L4.4 W. MEIICO.—LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 4.—The Conduct*, from Sao Leis Potosi aim Zacatecas, baa arrived at Tampico with about one mill.on dollars, which were shipped per Royal Mail steamer Wyr, and it was ezpeoted she would get a still larger sum at Vera Crus, it the Conducts from biesioo had arrived at that port. The latest accounts from Vera Crsa report it to have been captured by the revolu tionist,. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. DOWN FT.—Sept. 2, et Rose Cottage, Rut Monkey, Surrey, the wile of J. Downey, of a son. MILTON.—& pt. 2, at Onslow-crescent, the wife of J. Kilt" Fag, of a daughter. YOWL—Sept. 2, at Omit/rue, the wife of A. C. Morse, Eelpi a I. SHADBOLT.—Sept. 3, at Donau-rim, Mn.s G. Sib.sclbolt, of aI. VENABLEB.-Bept. 3, at Newman.street, the wile of A. B. Vega. tees, En., of &daughter, iWl.bora. WARD.—Bent I. at Loomed-plus. Irensingtoo, the win of T. O. Ward, li.D., of a doubter. WATKINII.—Sopt. 2, at Cdfirs", the wife of Capt. Watling, of Badbr More, Northamptonshire, of a doubter. WILKINSON.—Iut. I, the wife of T. Wtlkinson , Esq., of Portland. plea*, Lower Moon, of a daughter. KAILKIAGRO. ODIONIO—IONIDES.—Sept 1, at the C r eek Church, Loadon Odell •well. by the Res. Mr. Morphine'', T. Ooronio. Esq., to Aglaia , daughter of A. O. 'asides, Esq., Consul. General of Graft. HALLAM lIRLLlBB.—:opt. I, at Ft. Mary Abbott's, Ken.ington. by the Tee. archdeacon binelair, g.. 1. Hallam, Reg" of Liaerfrig A. Hell" • Oatberine Wright, 'ounce% daughter of the late Esq., of Londoo. HOWBE—CHRIOTIAN.-13ept. 3, at Ore Church of gr. Madill% Wert Drayton , Ilichilerri , by the Rev. Cherie.. Dashwood Gold*. Vtear of Oolnbreok, the Rev. Herbert Taylor Howse, 15. A., worth son of the late George Flagon. Howes, Req., to 1...be11s Aline, third daughter of the late John Chris tan, Esq., of Unerigg C hic herbed. and Mllntown, hie of Man. DEATH& 2, A. BrostMaid, EM., of Orsy's.,lol.sqvars. ;VI BURTON.—Sept. S. at Ssekells-hill now" St. Peter's, punt, Bit R. Sadao, sled as. ORooll.—Sept. at Poodeeread, R. Oroota, of CaPasis• doe. Barrel. PATRICK.—Sept I, at Llaadaft, South Wales, Mile Patrick. PRESTO:C.—Sept. 2,11 r. W. Preston, of New Bond.street, aged 4 1 . TUCKER.—Sept. 2, at Wandsworth-common, Lucy, wife of the , " W, H. Tosser. Ilectte of IN !sots. _ Laatard Maid pablabed at WISLIAM Ku. Baum at -* . — b . z a Iltnera. la Um °ay Load... Prlater.st Wel lama. 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