The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-02 00:00:00

. . . . . , 4 THE EXPRESS. TtrESDAT EVENING. OCTOBER 2, 1855. NAYAL AND MILITARY. IRELAND. . ILA) intelitgence. g toner, for 1201. I have noel had • WWII fr om the Stettin there was little difference since last advice'. Danzig defendant, was 2s. cheaper. Hanabro' still above English rates. -w--- -....- William Bumph, secretary to the London Eastman Stocks o f old wheat and oats at Copeohigen were reduced DUBLIN, On. I. COURT OF BANKAPTCY.-Oer. 1. Advaeas Association, corroborated the letter statement. to a few thousand tom; and though lower advice, from ADMIIAL're, OCT. L-PnowOrinno•-Mnto C . His Ezulleney the Lord Lieutenant left Gowan Mr. A'Beekett to Mr. Morino-Can you mow that there England had rather aft, wed prices downwards, it was not BMW as rolilisMAlM. teet Wilki•Soli as6o. ( l l nroma Ns2), w • so ll ib l e V: sa bb k e(11861,1:::14 and Dew-tedi retur5t1..0"......-i:t to flee tho o'ck r iT e k ere on fra laturday, for the p of was no inch ninny as the French end English Canal Co.- expected to be of long duration. Daily domestic want, were IN in cimacin litcuLnY. difficult to satisfy in the c-iuntry, and firm rates were de lete. SL Med $0 the railway station by Did, Dover and the I•o4ge, and wu accompa- The bankrupt is dumbed se • money scriveser , one o-us;a r r at t hat adds "' 1 . I I shall be able ,_ so mantled by merchants for immediate and spring delivery. mission agent, and bill broker, of Devotin -court, Snead, _ a r. Morgan-Oh yes, sir ; zed think stew by y tha eal t lili ia is ir co wi n , n nesm i eted . with anotber swindling truss& Wheat bee found a ready pia. ement, in Stockholm, at from WOOLWICH, OCT. 1. Hu. Indy Mary Inbouchere. A special train was and Hessington. His accounts, prepared b / Masan. Paul 72a. to 765. per qr. Rye in lively inquiry at blither prices. Thee vast amout of work in al Puts of the Avenel is readiness, and conveyed his %alliance to D bli.. and Turner, extend Mom December 14, 186 ,to Jane 30, t E'videaeo was then heard tending to show the primmer's Good barley held at 365. to 375. - n " 8 1866 and contain the following items .-Burplea, Dumber ha, greatly diminished ' le ma " " that there are new anti a linens of 76 mike, in an hour and forty minute&' Jour nun aid eve large sailing nude lying off the 14, 1 1862, 2,8821. • cretriore. 1.4161.; liabiolne, WK.; geed coonezioa with a scheme re doubtful character, called Little was doing at Trieste for want of fins quality wheat, . but prices of inferior were firm. Braila, 301. 26c. ; Galati, m own. These an mastitis( wooden hats, *wens. The following members of the viceregal household debtors, 3721. • doubtful, 1,7241.; cheque on the Court of "The English and Freseh Alliance." Mr. Alleckett said be should tartest remand him for • 33L 26e. per hectolitre. 336'1 • surplus from property held by a soured s tosoisp, spouting for wastemittieg shells, sad a worth', of travelled is the state carnage :-Mr. F. Howard, ensaaar7.„„i ,•• - week, b a t he bad so objection to take ball-the prisoner Prices of Barbary wheat at Malta were 27f. to 29f. 26c., mime stores, bat shot and shell still remain an the wharf Private Secretar y ; Rey. Mr. Creyke, Private Char tre6tec, sec ' in 6001., and two sureties in 2601. each, and twenty-four and Egyptian 201 260. to 21f. 760. per hectolitre. nall farther order s . lain j Dr. Mitchell. State Physician ; Captain Wl- • Mr. Chidley applied that the bankrupt might now pa his exassientlon hours' none,. In Switzerland the wheat markets appear to have been PORTSMOUTH, Ow. 1. Hams, Mr. Begot, and Captain Fitzroy, A.D.C. in p awe d, Mr. Solomon asked fee the prisoner's watch and chain to excited by the French, and are all rather dearer. harratrix, No. 150 steam transport, ease into Wait i ng. Ix an E. i. VUDOBs. be restored to him. Scarcely any shipments ware making at Constantinople harhourlesterdaf afternoon, sod landed her invalids to-day. The Wasters Star says :" Ws understand that a The bankrupt carried on the V. du lifli- h'ffeskett could not make any order in the sheens excepting Indian corn. The wheat d.-pot contained only Indiana, No. 147 steam transport, arrived at Sidthead noble lord of high standing in the west of Ireland Brewery, Wad den of Inspector Roger, who had charge of the case. It might 27,000 hectolitres; win ranging from 251.80'. to 33f. per Deese dayight this moniag,with 'eyelids from the Crimea, worth-read; he was also • ens merchant He now his exeminetion unopposed, on accounts be the proceeds of some dishonesty on the prisoner's part. h eno lit, e , and came Into harbour Ibis evens; to land them. h as, dories the t u t few weeks, ceased to be served showing nwoa red debt., 14,0001.; and Mete about 4,000, The prisoner was then removed to Horeenuager-lane In consequence of Eoropein orders, American prices have • mortar tweet arrived to-day from the outward, No. 23, on his tenantry no less than 600 notices to quit, notpartially recovered from the late decline, the reaction up sad there is another stain is fron the eastward. with the view of disposgessing them, but of raising - - - -- . - wards being 371 c. to 670 per bunt ; Canadian flour now Bellerophon, 78, was brought down alon g side the yard their rents." 4 THB POLICE COUBTB. MARKETS. being quo•ed 8 dole. to 9 dots. 260., state inferior breads t. do's. 37:71c., common to 7 dole. 60c., favourite to 7 dole. this forenoon ass taken late the baits this afternoon to be The same journal, a good authority on agricultural converted into a hulk, in the room of the Prune Regent. _____...._ -..e.- 621 c., southern 7 dots. 87Ic. to 8 dole. 2641. Wheat was matters, has the following on the subject of the liar- G aul. also 6e. to 12e. d for snipping qualities, fine new white She is a good ship and very y,_ bet considered small at GUILDHALL. THE CORN TRADE. this peewit time, aitboagh in 11136, her first commiesioe, nest results: WilAshis Stsmojeld, a person of respectable appearance, - Californian 2 dole. per bushel. The exports from September else was considered ciao of the meow ships of her elan She Notwithstanding reports to the contrary, it has now been who described himself as a merchant, at present residing et (Prom the Mork Lowe Reproof.) Ito 8 were 17,991 bushels ; the previous season, in the wag coansineed in 1836 by Captain Jackion. neertoined that there is • priest deficiency in the oat crepe( 32, Wilson-street, Finsbury, was placed at the bar before The past week, so tar as the bulk of the crops of • time only 8.124 bushels. 7, quarters red have shed sold et 1 dol. 61c. to 1 dol. 721 c, and white at 1 dol. Sir George Pollack. No. NO sailing transport, ems into this season in the west of Ireland. The complaint is now Alderman Boater, charged with having absoonded tram ,nse ,_ co s eented, harbour at noon to land invalids. very general, and soon (armors have estimated she lon at Stettin, in Presets, after sunhat grai 6001., forging bills to the may be considered all a near a pp roach 76c. to 1 dol. 96:. Corn also was 30. to Sc. dearer. At to the close of harvest, under circumstances unusually pro .„„.„,,.,,,, „ , one third of the orop. This is the result of the heavy and amount of 2,0005., and embezzling bills of lading within .., Mo n treal super American bangle were 41s. 6d. to 43-., wwwwwi'ss" , "'"• '' , contiamed rains which occurred in the beginning of harvest. the last three weeks ad th h the h bee called •pon to ez. puny , a nag notion SS a Canadian 455. to 45e. 9d., wheat Rs. per 601 he., ad Indian At 12.30 p.m., this day, the screw steam transport W. had a proof the other day of the grata not having Mr. Warrand, of Basinghalletreet, attended for the pro- press its gratitude for a victory over our enemies, yet the „.,... ,„ 58 ihs Jackal, ut Newcastle, Edwts Finches commander, arrived rimed. A farmer sold a sack of oat, in our market, whin sandal, and Mr. Solomon defended the primer. peaceful and anwasofol gathering of its corn is not the len -- - s" -- - •-• insportast, while it has the ezoillence of being untangled LONDON WEEKLY DOCK RlTOrtwit.-6m.13. here in a leaky state. The Jackal is bound to Bilaklava emu/ weighed 30 stone; end, th ough well filled, it only Mr. Worrand said he would briefly state the cue, and with trans Port stores, awwnailiae. Ea., lot the an of the weighed os this occasion 27 stone. The deficiency ia grain then ask for • remand. Meese. Pollack and Co., the pro- with regret. Upon a careful inspection of the tabular Imported. Delivered. Pr. Stook. Mt statemmestein this journal last week, as to the probable yield - - army in the Crimea. She made fourteen inches water per secuton, were merchants of Mincirulane, having a is mon serious than te generally believed. of wheat, it will be nun that favourable repine are limited lloosa,W. India.- 1,700 2,200 33.000 35,500 hour. The LOoserick Chronicle says: branch of their establishment at Konigsberg. A snort - to about one-third of the whole crop, and that growers of Manuthe 7,00 13,5.0 166,000 Moo i At 12.16 p m., this day, the strew steam troop ship Par- ~ time since their peruser sent to Loudon about 6001. womb of severance, Commauder Harris, arrived here from Havre The supply of grain at Limerick market for the w e e ' treacle, by way of Sonic, and forwarded th e bills of pi • 0,300 6,600 157,000 417,10 , the remaining two-thirds complain son or lees of a deficient Pinal._ olifedrea. 1 . 000 eitee 33,000 76 . 000 sad Plymou th . She left Havre es Friday last, whore she ending yesterday was onineally abundant' at so early a b oner the light lands very g fly showing an inferior is r,•;" of i. . through the prisoner, who wee their neat at that t i me; 8 - calculated - "•• "•• • = Ihe only consideration to =row the D o . 40 .._ 370 _ 830 _ embarked 96 men, 15 women, and 6 en,ide a n, th e El ea being period of the season-vies , £ 1,944 barrels of oats 3,491 be, instead of puling the goods on, opened the letter Mk =l ss ee. baV es the favourable side appears to be the extended Mosha bales - 146 ' Elk 0 10,300 Massiaa prisoners of war takes Ise Botearsuod. She arrived wheat, and 3,883 barley. This is exclusive of what bailed ta ming the bllls of ladiog, took them oat, sold the at Plymoath on Saturday, whin she embarked 10 orlon, "quay corn," which comes in boats from the several ports and absconded. It we far this th at he required the rig= seldeadmi of wheat, originated by the atimolas of high 00710 a bags 3,730 2.1 , 0 30,800 63.1104 6.10 10,000 0,700 I civilian, 2 wives of °Mars, Al men, and 34 women and of *bonny Shannon, and panes direct to the merchants' $53 650 1,100 mull' f i the void, and A Vsin t r ... -••= - skildres, all Known a war own at Itomerenad. Sin stereo wittiest being weighed at the MS matket, aad einalsk phase sow tor o gimlet, n to enable them to obtain a warrant for remelting the Fri- Pfkiss. Thio onlon eskers may, When. at an extreme cal. ‘ b°Da, P.P. hen 1 . 000 sonar to the Promise authorities. ad inusediusly to the Berslas Goal depot in Salon win& weedd eve an additional quantity equal So shout L N X and of or easing the will reseeln the Rosana one•feawth of the above. It Is a remarkable 419141111110911000 es busts... at 19. hanciin lase. He we • amber of the erim oily • fiesb about harvest statements that Mr. ga m e s n o o se ', sa id b e was a werebut, carrying Nes an otherpleass sobordiaately help us to ma rest. Bet """" sauery esers from the Dinesoldre , and leave here direst fro the that the 'price of saw wheat in Limerick mutes as peasant firm of Polkas Erbes, of %anyhow', is Prune. In there ie i rwttl te n _ t hetter than confldeoce, and the oakum- COTTON.-Lionaooot OCT. 1.-The market dosed deficiency of populous France ought to be heavily and with a do wnward tendency, and prise I Cam o Bolen. All her rinser* are to be landed for exchange et ie about is. Pd. to is. Pd. Per quarter higher Aso Oh° eases consequence of a letter he received ham his partner Linn. •• ha p ut ledgid hne t us from blind presumption. Some re-action Americans are *in in favour of the buyer. All other eenW be P urchssed for fa Maa • lensB t h e men° Wall the hineelf la comnosioation with the dsteadn polies and 00028 to P nit immediate requirements of miller, at hen is palms sew ~iH a ente . it le true has taken place in that country upon the late rapid kinds without remarkable change. The sales are 6.000 DUBLIN. OM l- wheat to work off the se II f old and &nod es - dm" ' gummed" in Said " the " idea "' - with advance, ell might have bas exPleted I; but with their old Wes (500 for export) comprising 120 Perna= and Maria no no P the °Seer on Saturday, when he (th e prisoner) was spore- The Earl of Cardigan has arrived in Dublin, the hinds, so as to meet the large consumptive damn& ~;.„ stone swept dean, sad • light new crop to follow, we 'link ham, 611. to 71d. ; 80 Bahia, l 4 i. to 614 ; 200 Egyptian, Aortal the noble lord's present visit being a gement Wipes- karld°4l 12 BaMa lf 1-mmer ' an shir r ed wide ba ---' much lower prices carrot obtain. The failure of labour is 61d. to 7d. ; and 1,000 Surat, 31-I. to 41d, per lb. The members of the Dublin Natural libtery appeo..Tiated goods which he should have sent i treasito. Goa of the cavalry form in Ireland. Orders bars been received at Limerick to accelerate the Society, with Lord Talbot de Malabide as their &air- and teen atecoading. He had not yet p . et the warr ant Span, through the ravages of the cholera, has there pro ft dared great waste, many sheave* being now left ashamed CATTLE.-LivitarooL, OCT. 1.-The supply at to-day's NOParations for the saborkation of drafts from the dent wan, entertained Professor Allman at a farewell fro:hi:m.9M for b ri bralkm ' o b rl h ir e ° f r e t wfr i t ten ie had it :, in that early country, and imposed to unpropitious weather. market exhibits a decrease upon the past few weeks Mnaliosi there for foreign service. The dints will en dinner on Friday, on the occasion of his leaving this aa doubt hoped w ing " tts warrant the une red to L i n nen, as t h e This circumstance alone will press on America's surplus, and also the corresponding week of last year. There was bask early in the present swath; that which moves fret country to asaume the chair of natural history in offence o is s av es Gal offence in g P ia. He knew the pet. which is most characterised by fine condition. The ten. au ..... go attendance of buyers, and heat met a fair sale at proceeding isi the first Wesson to Malta, while the mond Edi n burgh. well, p In dell here to decline has continued , as the result of hatter an advance upon last week's quotations. For sheep of draft will move direct to the Crimea. The following °Seen '""' user and had seen him often in Stettin, but sever s s s mop the, especially in the London market ; but the week prime quality advanced rates were also obtained, but mid sow is Limerick Dorris is an under orders for foreign ear- The Dublin Alliance and Consumers Gas Company Landon Itatil t h is "mai"' He had "mar finished with more tone. In the tabular staomiests referred Ming and inferior did not meet such a brisk demand, and at Moe: 9.h Regt.-Major Vane ; Captains Taylor and belie. , held their half -yearly meeting on Saturday, and with him from &Island, aad had not seen him ia nada so. barley and oats arewell reported : but beans and peas, tin close of th e market • clearance was effected. Beef, 6 1 d. Lieutenants Elmliarst and Genus; Ensigns Wript and agreed to their usual dividend of 4s. 3d. per share, slow the month of Iltay last Hoary Webb, a detective s fficer, said be took the prism,. hared the latter,. are more . don . btful . ; . and be it_rem,m- to 61d; mutton, bid. to 7d. Rollo. 17th-LiesL Swam; Romps Houghton, Pre f r e. of i h oo me t ax . grave, Mayeock, and Lindholm,. 39th-Major Herbert; into custody on Saturday evening in Basingbell•strut and oared that if then is an increased cultivation of wh eat, cOALB.-LooDow 0CT.1.-Buddle's West Hartley , Lieutenants Daunt, Arbeely, fimith, sad Prichard ; Ensigns took him to the station.hooes. He was there told ' the there mat be • a corresponding diminution in the bulk of - . 19s. 6:1. • Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 19s. 3d ; Chasben and Hare. 89th-Swinges Manners, Barron, SPORTING . " No, I • .. spring eon. Tim sales of wheat d a ri ng the wink were charge, and said, in broken English. kaow nothing. ' • H6d N T field 181 Loosen oie a West artle 19s. . ; New an , ; 124,610 gin., at 77e. Bd.; last season they ware 86,984 qn.„ He wee searched, and 3/. 6a. Sd. in English money, aima s . 6.7 • Helm*, ad Bowan.at 635. 2d. The foreign arrivals for the week ending 19 th W e st Hartl e y wen, • oo• , lie . • Coloail Cretan", the Commaadant of the Depot Batta- _...._ fonigs coins, and bills of exchange to the amount of September, including flour, were 23,833 qrs. Willington Hartley, 15i. 61 .: Wylam, 2s. • Walls En' lion id Panoustown, oe Wedaseday last received an order TAT PERSALL'I3.-MoNDAL 386 dollars were found upon him. The prisoner This het winnowed an Monday with a supply from Metal", 20s. 62. ; Walla Rod Wbarneliffe, 20s. 6d.; E den to have in readiness a draft from each depot, to proceed tor Reiman of f blip and safe rable trials had the d gays his address No. 32, Wilson-street, Finsbury, an the previous wee k esioust i ug i s a l l to oi l y 1 4,9 38 gra. ;of Maio, 21e. 6d ; Walls End Framwellate, 22. ;Wall. End it was then found that he had placed in the hands• Hinton 225. 6d • Walls End Lambto n, 225. 34.; Walls End embarkation to the seat of war. The draft is to coarse of 1 effect of raising some horses In the betting, and of depress- • of nu H a this 9 , 600 qn. ware English, and the rest mosey Egyptian „ .• . mptais, 4 subtheme, 8 megunts, 10 drummers, and 163 ing other.. of his landlord foreign notes to the value and Turkish. From the small quatity of foreign, 3,100 r. Reuel i , is Hatton 22e. 34.; Walls End South Hewitt, rani and tile from the 21st Position ; 2 subalterns, 1 sere For the Cassnwi , ch, Robgill recovered the grouad which told the prisoner that the charge was for stealing moue to ..„, . were also to be deducted as the exports. suers was a air • . 22. • 3d. • Walls End Stewart s, 225. 6d. ; Watt ls End Ev. o ne amount of 6001 forging bills to the snout of 2.0001 ,wood 19s 3d.• Cowpen 19s. 6d. ; erwer Hart gnat, 8 drummers, and 66 rank and file from the 67tb he suddenly lost last week at Newmarket, and one" more '' • arrival of new wheat from Breen and Kant as the moroing's , ... • , , and stealing bills of lading. He found es the primer a Regiment; and 1 outdo, 4 subalterns. 3 sergr9Ote, 6 took up his position a. leading favourite, at 7tol. At the le o f h i st the f • t w it coutributios ; and though is the early part of the day some tab ins• drummers, and 77 rank ad file from the 63rd R.rjunsat : close he appeared to be quite arm. 12 to 1 wee taken about la tter w following is •a tenet& : French buyers for seed purchased at the previous rates, as total, 12 officers, 7 sergeants. 22 drummers, and 296 rank Kin Tom, ad 20 to I "very kindly" about Moony's. "Berlin, April 22, 185.5 • soon as It was found that the chief dependence mast joe on SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. and file : grand total, 326. The following are the names of 2to 1 was batted to 6001. os Munovite against hie stable "Dear William,-I received your letter to-day, and beer the millers, there was a passe in transactions, which even- _-- the dicers who are under orden to proceed with this draft. companion, Boar ; 33 to 1 offered against the former out- to inform you that I cannot advance the money you desire, tually led to a decline et 21. to 31. per qr., at which a tole. THE SEA-BONNE MAILS. Ms.:-21st Fullion-Captals Barn& Easions Reads, right; 1,00 to 45 and 1,000 to 60 taken about Brother to being rather short of cash myself. Your system of lonleg table clearance was made. Qualities of old were only Her Cooke, sad Banbridge 67th R egiment - Ensign Grey Tommy ; 800 to 20, 200 to 6, and 300 to 10 about Joe bills, ending them into the world, and to rely on other slightly cheaper, while in foreign no reduction wee submitted (From the " London Post-office List.") Their's= and Wsnett. 63rd Regiment-Captain Ar- Miller, people to take them up, displease* me greatly. The limited to; Egyptian afloat being In request st rather enhanced [when the date for making ;it; a mall falls on a !Sunday, the Dothan, Lieutenant Clauses's/h , Ensigns Byron, Toyotas, CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES. costldence which I ever paid you is thus th oroughly shaken rates. Os Wednesday the arrival per coast was 4,3.50 qn., mall remainsopen until the day o+ oteno.) sad Grum Vandyke deprived Flattenr of the lead ; the former was and vanished, and I have no hesitation la prognosticating and the foreign 4,380 qn.; when, though little wee passing, Pll 1 'son Colossi Windham, the Wens leader of the Brian backed at 20 to 1, the letter receded to 26 to 1-odds which to you a dispagefal fatten, although I w i s h you prosperity th e rates of the previous day were fully realised. By Friday Yeas up at %home what When b what parties, is besilmie 4 the Ceuta. of Lino's' and wen taken about Ensile from the bottom of my heart, and have cautioned you very 1,000 qn. min English, and 1,100 qn. more foreign, were the des- - Ey -c. y esseL expected Vessel. nailsof ewEmission THE DERBY. often. What I was always reluctaat in tolling you per- reported. The country markets not having responded to The following, from the Limerick CArenicle, is one of 10 to 1 was taken to 1001. about Fly by Night. 12 and 10 smelly, and lam slue moreover you would not have lie- the Leaden deolise, and • slight demand still existing for sub. i " ilth i n I South. nate pinta .accuses whin are constantly lenhioll us to lis small sums about Yellow Jack, 1,000 to 26 and 1 000 tented to. is that I have aseertained and learnt the nature of • o ranee, where the yield ale .. than was reported in the span ....- te 2 7th of the am p t u n . Madrid.. Oct 5.. Iberia Mem the camp es the Cense' :-. There is so much in. to 20 Mr. Verdaat Green. • your affairs for some considerable time, and that you had Do Bunten (though prices there had fallen), the market con- Gibraltar sabsediaatios at the Canoga that it is apprehended the but a Ter, faint chance to surmount your difikultin. tt . us a w i t h out so Ibraltar 7 change of feature. Egyptian wheat „, o _, . 1 . 1 Ith and CLOSING PRICES. 4 4th le camp will be broken up. Disgraceful mean occurred on not deceive yourself, for geserelly straugen an less partial, &Rost closed rather dearer; but Spanish wee to be had at "'" w - , 20th of BEDFORDSHIRE STAKES.Eftni• cid o amhe 1 nuth. An the Ealing Sudsy evening between the soothers sad anthem rep. and thus tind better means to elicit the truth than od e 2s. lees money ; say 81s. for Blanquillo quality. Gestate .... mth. amp tan . and the 3rd Wen York, when every missile at bead 6t04 on the Duke o f Bedford's Weathercock (off ) aware of himself. You desire Its to do things which an Bt. C • tare is smatabod. The flour consisted of 12,200 eons from the sountry, and raw. month. wee used is the most nettles mason. No lives have been yond our reach. You know that we have &wenn billa for about 800 sacks from Laghors. The export of 10,200 sacks, Nunn i 20th of i s „ ts , yet lost, bet fractured Wads are comma. We call upon CESAREWITCH. you already to the amount of 3,300 dollars, including other chiefly Spanish, havin produced some scarcity, prices of Ns Cep le the , th , .... 1 Oct. 20 this military suthoritiss, for the honour of the service, to 7 to 1 apt Mr. T. Parr's Rebell (t) claims; ; it il , therefore , eer y inselefderett on your Norfolk. wen slightly advanced. On Wednesday there ~,100, ): make a savors example of the miscreants implicated in such 12 to 1 - Baron Rottiachild's King Tom (t, 14 to part to request that we should comply with any- am 690 sacks per coast, with 1,310 sects and 1,600 barrels '''''" ) tai ef I South- . ava 0et.4.... Eons' entraps" 1 also laid) thin more. It appears you endeavour to throw inane... hs t h e forefoot, when a further slight enhancement took place, gi erephi . o . , moth. saloon. I 100 to 7 - Mr. Robinette's Neville (t) the entire burden of your liabilities upon us ; and, bringing Norfolk qualities op to 60s. per sack. Nothing Australiel 4th le 19th i Liver- khan- On Friday • military medical board was held at 2 ° t° 1 - Mr . Howard's 8c thins ( t) if even we ware to submit to it, it would fonher was reported on Friday, and the market closed at - the en F 0 t ere peel. berg. 1 Polo se/ ' Benoton, when 11l Wends were discharged. 20 to I - Lord Anglesey's outwit (t) not relieve your predicament. I deem It even impossible unaltered rate. month. DEA= OF CAPTAIN GROGAN, OF TUE 88T11.- 29 to 1 - M. Ausiont's Monique (0 that you can escape • bankruptcy for nay length of time, West Indies Barley was vary scantily supplied, the week only furnieh- 1 1 20 to 1 - Mr. Driakeld'a Bro. to G rey Tommy . (t) and, caodtdl7 speaking, I do not know of any men of (except Hs- Vont. Hall, of the bSth Regiment, in a letter to he father,Mg 800 qrs. English and 600 qn. Danish. The scarcity of • sod 26 to 1 - Mr. Copperthwaite's Early Bird (t) your by which you would pay us in case of a fallen. We Robert Hall, Esq., of Cork, dated " Sebastopol, Sept. 14, samples and lower temperature of the weather made malting nowuras). and 33 to 1 - Mr. Parker's Joe Miller (t) determined what I told you straight out when you called eating in request, at an advance of 2a. per qr. while other Vinson ... II O rt. 2 " Al ' Anna i nth el Mad ' 13.55," says :- Orogen who was killed, oommaaded the 83 or 1 - Mr. °mow,. Muscovite (a) noon us last to pive up each bunnies altogether, for oar owe 1 stopton. " I the dans qualities were tally Is. dearer. On Wednesday 480 qrs. Grey Twit . emapsay ia front of mine, sad when I got up to our ad. 40 to 1 - Sir C. Monk ' s Violin (t) affairs make it indispensable. W have sustained a lose of more per wan wars reported, when there was a mod NewGtaneda j 1 month. naiad tnnsh I found hie nanny halted. Son aa order 40 t 1 - Mr. Morris's Eulogist (ti 1,800 dollars, which affected-us intensely, and alma .---- m y trade at Erm prices ; and Friday only bringiag 90 qrs . more chino ....". 1 strived to advent , and immediately he Petard teen the 40 to 1 - ida J. G. Bestiersoses B olton brother in the awkward pennon to yield to terms from English to market, the tendency again was upward, though c, e ur,,,,g e ~ parapet, crying out, 'Will any ate follow me t This was 60 to 1 - Mr. A. Niooll's Honeysuckle (t) mere gratitude, which do not bear oar entire approbation , the high pretensions of holden checked sales. letth Tesponded to, and we followed him closely at fall speed. 1000 to 10 - Mr. Z. W. To he m ' s Abe* (t) Should we (which may God forbid) also encounter • diem- Honduras ... gouty ifflimi we had got about KO yards he staggered sad fell, Malt withy followd barley, and remain more in N e . ... )1.1 Oot. 17 ... 1 , th „, thh. 12 to 1 - Mr. Sykes and Black Swan coupled (t) ter with you, against which your lightheadedness affords no f tof f rib r impreeeth „ t. 1 month. and I ran up to Wis , but In said, 'lt is all up with me,' aid avour, a pr os e u e let and died is • few misuses. fitness to say, it Was his birth- CAMBRIDGESHIRE STAKES , protection, fee an imagine what would ► nom" of us The whole arrival of forage oats for the week was but Ilene* N Oat. 1 South- Meg &into.. I of the dam= day. The total lose of our regiment of 400 men was about 20 to 1 apt Mr. Nuan's Vandyke (t) our family, whose only support we are. I appeal to our 3,600 qrs. •to this there wen to be added 4,000 qrs. Irish Harana I antrum , month. 180 killed and wounded . My company alone had th irty- 26 to 1 - Mr. Adzina'a Flatterer (I) conscience, do not deceive yourself in your &Hain, an d do , and 900 qrs. Scotch and English. Dealers, however, being Li s b on four out of fifty hors d* combat. Oar colonel (Maxwell), 25 to 1 - Mr. T. Pan's Robgill (t) no t elicit °du d e from In which ear solemn duty di ctates pretty well in stock, slowed no di.position to pay higher Madeira who got three bullet woosds ea the Bth, as takea down to DERBY. to decline. Do not forget that our exietence is entirely at rater, and the business done was at the former quotations. CepedeVerds Beath. Tamar.. Oct. 15. Tay Balablavu, end is gong bask to England . " 10 to 1 apt Mr. Bown's Fiy by Night (t) your mercy already. We have induced the meaner of Oa Wednesday 1,050 qrs. Irish and 8.760 qrs. foreign got Brazil... BuenreAgrin I Mr. J. B. Crete h, late mate of K M.S. St. Jean 10 to 1 - Mr. Howard's Yellow Jack (t) the discounting beak to retain the hill till tomorrow - up , w h en p r i ces wer e ern, with a moderate business; and toed Is- 60 to 1 - Mr. Honon's Mr. Verdant Green (t) mind , therefore, yea end the seese ao that we may save though on Friday 10,000 qrs. more foreign had arrived, 1,,,d, I D'Atite, has bees promoted to the rank of lieutenant, an The thinly stiositt of hie distinguished asset in the attack on Be- , . i„.. Cheater. Solomon submitted that upon the evidence the Tennant ll. net . Pi Pr some instaans obtained rather more money. - ORaulh. taatopol. Lieutenant Crsagh is eon of Mr. G. W. B. Crisp, '`` e°B "8' town for magistrate had no jurisdiction. If there were a foreign The supply of beans and peas bas so dwindled down as w.o.otAirica sue of our county magietntee -Cos Is Examiner. CHESTER RACES.-Tau DAY, warrant, it mus t came through the Secretary of State ; but win e. to be wort h Do d d ". Prices of th e former have BrlthliNroth ) Oct. 12. lk ) Liu ... _ a . _ . ... .. d. Letters hats been received by 1.0991190 DUOdOS. 'fp . . ... in this case there was no treaty with Prude so that so sonewlist improved, and oomeEgyptian afloat have realised u l e a l r . tw s i f V T ,T r o nt s •. 3 pool. &MC " I UCL 6. ' AI Houses SAID TO EATS onJuTari.- Berezina , maste r is Seq., Asthenia, from his eon, • lintenaat in the 62nd Rep- Blender, muter Adam "Imo. B oor is, Brother to warnat could be executed in thiscoustry. He ' for theasked as much es 405., _cost and freight, for fine quality ; while united Nate' I One . 5, 1 1 Lim. Atlantic most.lthe +mattresses at the astaultoo and up t urns° &nal* Anchorte, Sal Yorkshin Grevtork, Little Davie , primate to be discharged. white peas cm Monday were 21. higher, and costumed BritlatiNortd E alternate pow. *than Get. 1.... arrived tepol, ON the Sth inst. Lieutenant Duda. was &Gann to Pares , Sidin . darre We Alfred , Jens www, Be Mr. Warned contended that he had given evidence sails through the week with • • tendency farther upward, from the America... Fridays. Sept. 30 Me staimlag party of his nines; sad was for as hound ?taw p teste .,; , ' BiWUT B."' F g F LI n not to justify a remand. tinned Suttee i om. 10. f 1 „ pia. Fier a, Sine -clua-non, irst 17, Una very bed neonate of the in the Baltic. 14 b N alternate mann. Oat 6 ... Arsgo tarty minuet ia the Rada seder a terrific fire of grape Neu, Simon Pon, maw, and Maid o f c ams. Mr. Solomon said, supposing the charges had been all Listed, without again being reported il , continues liqt" - Mt ... wctim ..... ampton. Prom the Russia. artillery, ia which his party, out of 13 proved, then was no treaty with Prussia, and England firs, and the incessant demand for cakes has raised " el ' _ offing and 200 sea, hag 116 casualties, Captain Coach and - could not hand his client over to the Prussian authorities ; the prime 6i. to 10s. par ton. The same may be said of . Ili Dm , sad maned. I N-Noralng. it.-.Evealng. Lieutenant Dundee being the only officers that @soaped on. BEDFORD RACES. -WEDNESDAY . and therefore the magistrate had no jurisdiction, and no rad, which is scarce. Canary ha again forther in* injured. The Rev. J. R. Moffatt has also manna a hater right to deprive his client of his liberty, am he had committed preyed in value. Hempen quits es dear. The cant of from his son, as ensign in the 19 th regiment, who landed at (To onamence at halt-past 1.) no offence against th e laws of this country. rain has made winter tares hang on hand, with a downward CASUALTY. Bilaklava on the morning of the Bth, to join his regiment Tin Parrawerion Breitss of 6 son. each, 3ft , with 20 Mr. Martin said the difficulties of the as were those : twin White mustard seta has farther receded in va l or, The Pet, for Renee, has put hack with loss of bowsprit, fee the Ant time. Oa leading he was sent en with a do- added, foe b roes of all detiomintions ; gentlemen riders ; There was no officer committed in this country; then wee the price being now only 10e 6d. per bush. No change In hours head, foretopaut head, dte., having been in contact h ae h meat to t h e f ront , arr i o l on a t g e b ss t opo i es h our v .. professionals, 6lb extra. To start at the distance and go no legal evidence that any offence bad boon committed ia other ends. nil the Great Crosshead with the Corinthian as ), on the viols to the insult, at which is was present, and in which one round. Closes Tuesday afternoon, October tad. Prussia; and there was no Witty with Prussia, so that the The country markets appear to have been very little in. 29th.-Liverpool, Oct. 1. hi t too k er, conspicuous a palm.- WWiemigA i s . Tan Two Tina OLD &CAICOS of 10 son. each, with 60 magistrate might have jurisdiction, and therefore he would flueneed by th e decline in Mark-tare, and in nine nuances jtprtaesHadded V the Duke of Bedford. Lest half mil*. (7 subs ) have no power to hold him. • . . ... _. , - . note a rise ill wheat. At Boston, Bristol, Lynn, Sleeford, LIVERPOOL SHIPS AT FOREIGN PORTS.-Delta (Ss.), "Berlin, April 22, 185.5. "Dear William,—l received your letter to-day, and bee to inform you that I mown advance the money you desire, being rather short of cash myself. Your system of foreleg bills, medial) them into the world, and to rely au other people to take them up, displeases me greatly. The limited confidence which I ever paid you is thus thoroughly shaken and vanished, and I have no hesitation la proguesticating to you a disgraceful future, although I wish you prosperity from the bottom of my heart, and have cautioned you very often. What I was always reluctant in tithing you per ' locally, and I am sure moreover you would not have lis tened to. is that I have ascertained and learnt the nature of your affairs for some considerable time, and that you had but a very faint chance to surmount your difficulties. Do not deceive yourself, for generally strangers are lees partial, and thus find better means to elicit the troth than one is aware of himself. You desire us to do things which are be yond our reach. You know that we have accepted Mlle for you already to the amount of 3,300 dollars, including other claims; it is, therefore, very inconsiderate on your part to request that we should comply with any thing more. It appears you endeavour to throw the entire burden of your liabilities upon us; and,l if even we were to submit to it, it would not relieve your predicament. I deem It even impossible that you can escape a bankruptcy for any length of time, 'I and, candidly speaking, I do cot know of any assets of I yours by which you would pay us in case of a fallen. We determined what I told you straight out when you called noon us lest to give up such beelines altogether, for oar owal affairs make it indispensable. W• have sustained a loss oil 1,300 dollars, which affected4m Jetsam'', and placed my brother in the awkward position to yield to terms from mere gratitude, which do not bear our entire approbation. , Should we (which may God forbid) also encouster • disas ter with you, against which your lightheadedamis affords no proteetios, you can imagine what would become of us and our family, whose only support we are. I appeal to your conscience, do not deceive yourself in your affairs, and do not elicit things from us which our solemn duty dictates to decline. Depot forget that our existence is entirely at your mercy already. We have induced the manager of the discounting bank to retain the bill till to.morrow— mind, therefore, you send the money, so that we may save you:from the brink of dirstruction.--We are, fie. (signed)." Mr. Solomon submitted that upon the evidence the magistrate bad no jurisdiction. If there were • foreign warrant, it must come through the Secretary of State ; but is this case there was no treaty with Prunis ' se that so warrant could be executed in this country. He asked for the prisoner to be discharged. Mr. Warrand contended that he bad given evidence sell (debt to justify a remand. Mr. Solomon said, supposing the charges had been all proved, there was no treaty with Prussia, and England could not hand his client over to the Prussian authorities ; and therefore the magistrate had no jurisdiction, and no right to deprive his client of his liberty, as he had committed no offence against the laws of this country. Mr. Martin said the difficulties of the ease were them : There was no office* committed in this country; there was no legal evidence that any offence had been committed in Prussia; end there was no Misty with Prussia, so that the magistrate might have jurisdiction, and therefore he would have no power to hold him. Alderman Hooter having conferred with Sir James Doke and Mr. Martin tor some time, ultimately decided on re manding the prisoner until tomorrow. Remanded accordingly. SOUTH WARE. Charles de Newry, a tall, well dressed, respectable looking Frenchman, who described himself as a civil engineer, con- Dieted with a company called the French and English Canal Company, was brought before Mr. A'Beckett for further examination, charged with obtaining 70.000 fire. bricks, valued at 3001 . from Mr. John Patrick Traquair, fire-brick merchant, No. 9, Bank d., under false and fraudulent pretences. Mr. Morgan, of the firm of Humphries, Morgan, and Co., appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Solomon defended the prisoner. The prosecutor said—On the 26th of August the prisoner came to my counting-house, at No. 9, Backside ' and repre seated himself as an engineer, arid that be was in the habit of miss a great many fire bricks. He asked me whether 1 could supply him with about 300,000 bricks. 1 told him I mould, but not all at one., but I could deliver a considerable portion ; he said—" Very well; I'll see you again on the subject ;" and be left the counting house. On Monday morning, the 27th, he came again, when 1 told him that I had 70,000 bricks ready, and that the terms were 2i per cent. for cash. The prisoner raid—. It's all right ; I shall require a sample to chow Mr. Resale, the head engineer of the French and English Canal Company." I accordingly gave him a sample, and he left. About three hours after wards he returned, and said he had seen Mr. Rennie, and he approved of them, and he would then write me out au order. I gave him pen, ink, and paper, and he wrote the following order : 9, Backside. " Gentleamea,—Please to deliver for the central Com mitts* of the French ant English Canal Company 200,000, fire-bricks-170.000 sqoare and 30,000 arched-21 per gen t. I off for cask—Yours obediently, Caaa. Da FLIIILY. " 36, New Bridge-street, Blackfriars, Aug. '27." He said, " Make out the invoice to me and there will be a cheque for the money." I asked the prisoner who the directors were ? He said the Count de Horsey was chair man, and Mr. Wilson, M.P., sod Sir Chimp - Ren n i e were director., besides several other Eighth end French gentle men. The prisoner asked that 70,000 might be delimited that week particularly, at the Shot Tower Wharf. I ac eordingly on Thursday and Friday forwarded by lighter and tarts 26,000 to that wharf The remaining 41,000 were lying at the Commercial Dock on my coconut. I told the Weasel that I would send them immediately to the Shot Tower Wharf, but he premed mm to transfer them to him, as he could remove them by their own lightermeo, Mears. King and Blake, of Brantford. I accordingly transferred those bricks to him. Previous to the delivery the primmer called upon me sad asked me to make out the invoice in his name, se lie would lay it before the board, and there would be a cheque for the mousy in a day or two. Mr. A'Beekett—Did be say where the board sat ? Witness—Yes, dr. at No. 36, Bridge street, Blackfriers ; and I could see the secretary there at any time. After that I west there and found that there was no such company. I afterwards west to the R•eister-offies of the Joint Stook Company and examined the resister, bat so such company had tees misted. Mr. Magee—What lave you Mae, ascertained &hest joie bricks ? Psomenteit—As soon as the prisoner IBA them into his =be pledged thin with the Leedom I:abatis' Nat end Lilo Asseleiles, No. l e Adelpht- Tate PIZPLZATION ISTAILII of 6 son. sub, 3 ft , with 20 added, foe b rem of all denomioatione ; gentlemen olden; professionals, 61b litre. To start at 00 distance and go owe mad. Claws Tuesday altrraoon, October tad. TIM Two ILA OLD STILLILS of 10 mom. each, with 60 added by Lb. Duke of Bedford. Last ball mile. (7 subs ) Corse, Mr.Verdast Green, Capercailzie, Bandalon, Hama dan, Maid of the Mora, Mr Tattoo. THZ Two TSAI OLD BILLING STAINS of 26 mom., added to • sweepstakes of 6 sem. each. Three-quarters of a nth. Closes on Tuesday afternoon, October 2nd. TIM TOWN &WIWI of 3 60•11. each, with 26 added, if three horses start. Threoquerten of • mile. Clam on Tsureday afternoon, October 2nd. Tat BLDroaasataa STAIRS of 20 son. saeb, 10 ft, sad 6 only if declared, with 76' added by the members for the twenty sad borough of Bedford. Two railed. (24 subs., 18 of whom declared.) Ale et lb Age et lb Usk Mast 6 7 6 8t airs Lair 4 7 4 Mae, 4 6 7 Wiathera 4 6 13 leayboy The country markets sprier to have been very little in. fineneed by the decline in Mark-lire, and in some iostaners note a rim in wheat. At Boston, Bristol, Lynn. Sleaford, Manchester, and Liverpool, it was Is. dearer ; at Newcastle Is to 2s. higher ; at Wakefield 2•. dearer ; at Bell, Leede, Norwich, Birmingham, Spalding, and 6'. Iva., there was so change ; at Alford, Melton Mowhray, end Gainsherough pries were Is. to 2.. lac Liverpool prices were rather higher on Tuesday, and firm on Friday. This market had received a supply of wheat and flour front San Francisco. Spring 'torn generally has shown an upward tendency ; bulgy being every where dearer, and beans somewhat im proved. Grua profuse towards conclusion has been making with the harvest la Scotland, where with a quiet trade In w►eat prices have been very firm: for Milts. new Scotch, at Glasgow, 38e. per boll is iuked. Flour in fair inquiry. Oats slow. Peas Is. to 2s. per qr. dearer. In Ireland the bulk of the crop is housed, and the drier weather has greatly stopped the progress of the potato dis ease. The Nortfiern WArg believes there will be one ton of this esculent for each of the population. The yield of wheat is considered beyond that of England. The markets have undergone little change. Dublin showed some im provement, reporting an advance of 6d. Indian c rn fully as dear. At Cork and Waterford good wheat was firm ; at the latter place barley wee firm at 6d. to Is. per brl. dearer. Inferior oat' ad. to 41. per brl. cheaper. LIVERPOOL SHIPS AT FOREIGN POEM—Delta (u.), at Havre ; Triton, at Kiel; Phoenicia, at Nantes; Weltioet, at Boston; Crusader, at Philadelphia; Teleslora, at Bal boa ; Roger Stewart, at Portland; lieeriette, at Swine monde; Christina, Margaretha, and Olas, at Trieste; Victor, et Marseille.; Meander (as.), Lebanon (as.), at Gib raltar; Normanby, Ocean, Ewes', E. C. Scranton, Lebago, Henry Clay, Lorenz Yorkahiie, and Great Western. at, and Baltic (a.), off, New York; Napoleon 111., sod Viscount &indult, at Bombay; Utopia, Owen Potter, Chaseley. James Litt]. fl.ld, The Kildare, John Melhurb, Mires 1).-vonport, and Blackburn, at Calcutta; Cunha* at Hong Kong ; Blanche Moore, at Galls. One el the most di us hurricanes ever experienced on the whole sea coast occurred at New Orleans on the 18th and 19th alt. Pki.sz RinutaxcEs TO Caszacreti.—A caw which has oeseetemed neeiderable Winn has just centred at Dewebory. Means John Hart sad Son, linendrapers, Dewsbury, advertised, • few weeks dace, foe an men Len Anne, the applications was a well written note hem • person Galling himself Hoary Heigh, Headley, near Weiss. The application was answered, and 'reference given all to character, ability, he. by a person signing him. sell E. Hardy, draper, Medley. It gen Haigh an nastiest clearester, w hich obtaised for him the situation. He bad not been in it many days before suspicions were elicited as to his honesty, which caused him to leave abruptly ; sad a letter was posted to the pos•olace, Medley, making inqui ries, which resulted in a seemed letter from the said I. Hardy, the wording and writing of which further sosviseed Messrs. Hart that they bed been grossly deceived. Mr. Hart went immediately to Hindky, and with the assistance of the polies there and at Wiliam, traced the person to a bee/hose' at Ince, where are residing a mother and fear eons, named Haigh, who tinnily showed bad obtained situation by forged references, written and signed in differ rat same', one brother for the other ; their names are Charles, Henry,Albert, sad Josephlialeh,the latter pawing himself sometimes as Higgins. At the Post once, Hiodley, two letters were (mad from a draper at Newport, making inquiries, who, en being applied to, forwarded several letter wnttea by drapers who had been robbep by these parties. Warrants were immediately taken oat for the apprehension of the writer cif the reference to Mears. Hart, and for the person who presented it and obtained the situation. The men day both were taken into custody. Albert sad Joseph Rater, who both pleaded 'silty, were sentenced, Albert to , two months, ard the other to three mouths' imprisoneent with hard labour. There appears to have been a most sun swenl syrtem carried on by these men for the last two years, and the losses sustained by drapers who have been so eater innate al to torsi the, mast have been most serious. One or more of them filled situations in Wigan, Halite:, Leeds, Turk, Newport, B d Castle, Wetherhy, Men nonite. Reetear,'Mildleshro', Stockton, and other towns. One draper writes—" We lost goods mom uriaeoosatably while Joseph Haigh was with se : he was sees In the eon. gaily of notorious thieves, as/ I hen no dentin one loss was very serious." It is really astonishing they sisal have been allowed to carry on their depredation se luau for by using a little esetion and penned eserider, they miiht have, bees entered long acre.—Manehreter Ezoisiwer. Blnciur..-0o Saturday Mr. W. Carter, the Sauey Coroner, held an inquest at the King's Arms Tavern, Albany-road, Camberwell on the bony of Mr. James YON, cab proprietor. it appeared Iron the evideacee of several witnesses that es Thursday last the body of decemed was dinoverel In the Greed Surrey Cased. Some abort lime beck the wife of deceased dine wired her Insbead in bed with a young somas, his ewe* bet severthelem she forgave him. Oa Widnes day lest she again band them together, sad nes pealtively aseiseed she would Worm their friends of hi enadest. This appeared to prey spot his mind, and he left home suddenly, and his body woo soon after fond la the anal. The &sleds glees by the widow ere set It toe palisades, mail the Jury rem a mediae to the effect that the de evened isemmitad ised suicide while hi • state of temporary iseendtywth., be net being able to beer the eapeesse threatened by Ids OrestAi. PAWL Ilanume DAT, OCT. 1.-- in 1147.184C0n; 11,741 ; dine by mama n Why, alrafinp day lass year, 7,111. TIEVIADAT. Tim 15intArrox Patitifiraine — Of 5 sees. each, 9 ft, with 30 guineas added by the Lord Lieutenant of the emery. To start opposite the stand, sad go once round. Closes on Tuesday afternoon, October 2ad. Tim QOll3lll PLATE of 100 guineas. Three mites:— Estrin to be made on Tuesday afternoon, October 2ad. TR, MlNTlll'll &nil. of 5 son. sorb, with 26 added. Oats mail*. Clout October 2ad. Tai Boom Pt an of 100 sot's. (60 given by his grace the Duke of Bedford and W. H. Whitbread, B.q, sad 40 by the Orsnd Stand C. 'Blowsy), added to a handicap of 10 ears sub, 5 ft, , f declared, do., for 3-yr olds and upwards. Half a mil* over the T.Y.C. (11 subs., 1 of whom pays 5 son. fa) . . . Age at lb age et lb New frighten III 7 I Flamm/ (la. 71b. extra) $7 0 Oelden never 8 6 4 eroderleic Pars Pimiento Antoinette Weathercock, Para, and Mr. Verdaat ()nen, have left Newmarket for Bedford. IMPORTANT DISCOTERT.—The predtoopetions of mutiny ids, the disturbance created by the political dangers amid which we stand, have prevented ether news from mashing se. We have, notwithstanding, been following with sympathetic interest the important ceramunicationa made by M. Tbfaard to the Academy of Mentes aurcereirig the habits and customs of his old enemy the bug. It some that AL Thdeard had become the object (beagle the unique object) of their persecutimrs. He bared his era before the ,and,elthougb aseinss doe% in sendal stick at Idle% :bey were bornfied at the sight. But the boar of Ildweigli bee due at last—X. Milliard fan the hop so elieuelhe has found out their poison. It ie soap sad motor l He beetried It himself apes one kindred sad eighty-two isdhldwals of the species, sadism found it fail. Hitherto be awaid ebtais so deep but that which he secured at the Assifsde during the delivery of the speeches of the wade ndeires ; new le sis shop in his bed as soundly as possible, an mein MO She Sty end water ! A ample remedy enough, ow wield disk, but which seeds never to be wink tried is Few% " The seonsnet the creature edam in contact Wilk do mop awl water," says U. Thioard, with (nodose settelleglien. Nhe steads iron upon his tall, then drops soiliagy funned as if atria by apoplexy and *spires I" Badly, these ere nest valuable facts, Ma if K. Thinard woad only give us a few B:libidos* of the sort, we have ao doubt they would be poodheng asesessfal. At all events, wa owe Ida many thenhelhe his amp* 'mitoses on the wee sad vales of mop al vale is Pub.—Pub searager dent of th• Alm FOREIGN. The Prairie' flour market OS/ experienced a riecline of 4 truce per sack, the closing price for the four marks beirg 112 f.; bet there were some iedications of firmness at the end of the week. For delivery in October, the price is 107 f., in ale months from November, flour is held at 102 f., by which it is clear that speculators generally anticipate a considerable reductioa in price. Wheat, rye, and barley were dull. Winter tares for seed were held at 39 f. to 40 f. The want of rain made the demand languid. The decree exempting vessels loaded with grain, neer, and rice from the navigation duty le now extended to December 31, 18.58. The departments generally show a decline in wheat; prices from 67c. to 2f. The Dutch market*, including Amsterdam and Metter. dam, have been dull this week, with little change in price. At Antwerp badness in all descriptions of groin wan very quiet. Some decline was reported at Leese, Aube', and Hassell; a slight improvement at Lnekeren and Wartime, hat no alteration at Terlement and Ninety'. Stocks in fiat hands at Bremen were reduced to almost nothieg. Prices bad somewhat advanced, but lately bourn, calm. Late reports from Nantes describe prime of beat flour, both French and Spanish qualities, at 68s. to 695., and ..toads 61s. to 611. per sack; floe red and white Sant ander wheat, 795. to 82s. per qr. ; common runs of new French wheat, 765. 61. to 78.. per 4801'.. Advice' from the partner of a Nantes house at Madrid say many fields on the way from Santander were still I anent, and likely to remaie en, from the prevalence of cholera smug the labourers. The greater portion of the wheat in the north, and near Boma, was still is sheaves, and what had been ritualised in the open air was exposed to the rains, so that a deficiency both in quantity sad quality may be expected. To the south of Pelencia, where the weather had bees more favourable, an average was ex pected. There is literally no stock of wheat or flow at Santander, end 79e. per qr. for whits wheat, deliverable i n N ovem b er and December. bad been refuted. Fint BOW, delivery is October and November, is worth 60. 3d. to 00s. 6d. per seek ; meends, 66e. per 211011 w. - - - - - Reports Eros Konigsberg dimwit* little g .leg for the lest three days • tares - nen Si lest ginned. The weather was too, sad imam prepack; their itoand f mod. AS ARRIVED. A 1.01110 —at Liverprol. October I, from Rio Grande Aokona—off LlverpooL. October 1, from New York Aaccals—atl.lverpool, October 1. frum.........„...........C0rcub10n _ _ — - . AioatO -Off 1.1.0211:1 - 01, - ' October I . 1 Anon-OR Liverpool, October 1, from . Aranta-at Falmouth, September 29, from Ana° -at Hull. September 29, from 1 11 1 I : or Oportova nlhm e 202111-at Leith, reptember 28, from Charleston ABSIAL-St Queenstown, September 28, from Syr' A 0114.00 -st Queenstown, september 29, from Byrn ALLMON/14-2f Queenstown, September 29, from St. Michsel% Aaaow -at Queenarmn September 29, from Seville Albanese-at Gravesend: October I, from China Asesus-at QUeMSSICIeIt, September 29. from Sy ra AMAX or-at Queenstown, September 29, nom ....... • . P. B. lalsnd AD911141. 01122 F Vex HNIDIA-ill the Down, &punier 2S, from Beettejada ARINDIINA J20014-off tbeLisezd. September 29, froin...Tarrsgona AL.' ‘2242 E12102D- of Pill, October I, from Malta Asa TIMM-If De. 1. t etoter 1. from . ...... . Fee-Clies-Soo u Drum 1(1120-2f Queenstown, September 29, ficen...Aliesndria litre BILL-at Queenstown. sept.mber 19, from-- Alexandria Benue or B at Queenstown, September 29, from...liaurithis Semen Erma - off Queestiown. September 29, from..... Callao Bstour , .in- off Liverpool. Octo:er I . CONIPT2II42 (111 1: 1- al Liverpool. October 1, from Patna Counsels-et verpool, October 1, from New York C4 . 1131,13L.L-Off Liverpool. October I, from St. John's, N.M. C112V21.121-at Ayr, veptember 28, from St. John's, N.B. C.srasooast -at Liverpool, October 1, from . MOSIIIOO22 CW11111.1211- it Newcastle, September 29, from Elsinore Cm or Illsrsuao-at Greresend, , en October I fr. Hamburg 1 0ourancs--at LiverpooA, Oetobrr I from Bordeaux lie.tiAri7oktiliteMi;lOwn, Septembi? 29, from Byre 1 Cures —off Crookhaven. September 28, horn Coostanaloople Chou—at Pshoeuth, October I, from Seville CLart—at Gravesend, October I, trove Norway DAILIPO at Bristol, September 29, from Lisbon PISIOA—at Di ,1.. September V, from Mauritius DOBOTIIT AND 111a1T—at lame, September 28, trout Mamie Dtvomana—at Portsmouth, leptember 29, from London , EMll4—at Liverpool. October 1. from bleed° Esoin—off Liverpool, °muter I, from La rs;. „. 71 EMILT—off Uverpool, October I, from Sevastas—at NI, October I, town Shim ' Satcaerte —at Cowes, September 29, frcm New York 1 Esesoamoratato—a4Newesatte, September 29 from Oonstantineole Euaa ace Issa—at Newcastle, September 29, from ...lSlsisore Basnauzne—at Queenstown. September 29, from Callao Bvitv—at Falmouth, September 29, from ... Gods Paten.—at Sunderland, September 3.1, from ......... Quebec Saarraerre—at Queenstown. September 28, from.-- Legbeni FLOIII/I—et Liverpool, October i from Pouirrem--at Queenetowa. eeptimber 29. from. .....llSkillcll PALOOII-14 QUOCIIIOIIII, Septe mber 29, fres Cellos Friontroonn —at nramorod. tam I. from Rotterdam Posuourraa—at Shield*, September tla i erom. St. Jobs's. LS PLiens—st Gramm& Osteber I. mm iGusnuat Itarmw—at Pill, September Sti. from Guar vox BIIONDENIIIIIIB—at Glemeeeter, Sictember 2a, from Dupuis Gouaa--.llQouseitows. Ileptiabw " tram.......Jtew Wane Uses—e 4 rui. Ostobit 1. keta.wwwww...................44.29211 Gram ma JAcou—at Falmouth, October 1, from ...Aft Ouivatce.tio—at Liverpool, October I, from Ones 11 Hsitraa—at Liverpool, October 1, from Week 111-IMA — at Pill, September 29, from Marl% Homy —at Pill, October t, from Blew* 11. ao— .t Liverpool , O c t o b er 1. f rom St 'Ms.., y & Jvc.e—at Newcastle, September 29, from ..... .... ....mantilla JAIIM Cseare—at Nowcartle, September 29, fr0M.........G00k JAMS OSA, —it Queenstown, September 28, from .................. ._. Tm ite Joss en— off Falmouth, Sep te mber 28, Irons Tallith ' Josani—at Liverpool, October I, from 010 Jular--at Deal, october 1. from Mimed ' Km—at Oravreemi Sept em b er 38, from ... .Deele Lamm Bum-of Plll, October 1, from , F , I LIXOLVDIN CAIIITLI— at Quondam; September I°, from ... - C Laws -at Liverpool, October I. from 14110 W—at PM. October I, from Salmhi s Lucre Tamar ,ow—at Liverpool, October 1, from Naartat 11.11 Tit Deal. September 9 0 , from raft it....luir—.t Newts** September 29 . from .... ...... , MM., Mesesaterra—at Queenstown, September 28, trom ..... .Akeesekk Maar—at Gravesend. October 1, from.. Ewa or Vmrtcs—at Queenstown, September 2e, from IlAalev Lrosm--at Deal, October I. boss ...... „..BlSeri ............... MAIM Taramm—at 'Liverpool, OciOber 1 Italt•lf 1100111—it Deal. October 1, from Nutty—at Liverpool, October 1, from NblaWAT—lt Portsmouth. &vernier bO, fr0m ......... . . . 0111/11,—at Deal, October 1, from Ade l..../1 e Smoot —at Liverpool, October 1, from Omar—at I • - - • iaelnet OckT.N -at Ll • verpool, '""cl4 S Cle p to ti b u er t* l r , 29, from irain ... .. IC, OCRAN Prins-at Cork, September 29, from ~,-,, a te .....i PRoolicase--st Belfast, • September 27, frors Almeida Ptaarr •• at Klmotown, September 29, from .......... St lobes Psavaaavoes -o ff Falmouth, September 30 , from ........... yas u Quay. Vicroats -it Plymouth, Septem ier 30, from ..... JltiYy ttsotsw-at Newport. IC, September 28 . born ...... Non Sown. WATS -at Queenstown, September 4, Wm _ @kak i MalV•li--at Gravesend, October I. from OPWI* 11. m .-at Queenstown, September 28, from ..... ........ Toms MAYSKSIOUSH • at Oravesend, October I, from Actwerp &CHAU] Romper's-at Liverpool, Octob e r I, lows St. Jobe* N.b. MICHAS]) MJITNOLDS-at Wiabeach, Ilept.mber 29, front ...... Qatbee B.aroa Sacosuo-at beat, Octob -r I, from . ... pp m . Swirr -at Yarmouth, N., September 27, fr0m...... Conetantinteis MUPPLT -at Bristol, September 29, from Cain Snows -at Plymrutb, September 30, from Dean Basaca-at Peterb.ad, September 28, In n) ......... theme Etta's- at Queenetown September 28, from ...Muscat ,iaa Bova.-at Queenstown, September 26, from ......... Aloandrie .raw at Queenstown, September 29, trom ........ There scornse Maw-at Queenstown, September 29, from canao Pan Antonio-at Falmouth, September M, from Molars 8.,,, a a Gravesend, Oetober I. from Hans T•ons -at Liverpool, October I, from Limbos Thomas ELIZAIIITS -at Queenstown, September 29, from.. Jaffa TOWAWAPDA-St Laverpool, October I, from Philadelptia TsnuaLima-at Liverpool, October I, from .. ... St John's, N.B. Tnaouoaa Koasaa•-off Falmouth, September 22, from ..... .Akyala TIOVS4DOUS-at Pill, October I, from Vic-roar-at Milford Haven, September 28 , hom Ban Sebasnan You've-at Cork, September 20, from Mugu WILD WAHS at Queenstown, September MI, from_ „le mma Mattion Issue-at Queenstown , Septembe r 19, from WHO WILLIAM 1111•Gowas -at Deal, October I, from Jimmies WILD/MS-at Deal, October I, from ........ WILLIAM EDWARD -at Falmouth, October 1, Warailwrrai-at Falmouth, October I, from ........ brine ZISHLOSQ-.t Falrootalla, September 30, from ..... Moats Video SAILED. Arms-from Liverpool, October 1, to New Tort AOO7lO-from Liverpool, October 1, to ........... New Fork Atianse-from Limpool, October I, to Adelaide Alice -from Gravesend, October I, to Jamaica 0111101A-trom Middlesborough, September 29, to Datil Boats from Cardiff, oeptember 29, to Cbarketse CATICAILT -from Glasgow, september 29, to WWI lase C1077T-from Plymouth, September 29, to ..... .• Illydasy I f URI 07 NOITHLIIOIRLAND 17001 FiIIMOLIUI, Sept. 211 , to Looks &LIDA-17101 G:outsier, September 29, to &Slam Farr Atouale -- firm Sunderland, September 19, to Copia& Gess-from Cardiff, aeptember 29, to Owsprrr (es.) -from Liverpool, October 1, to lottrelem Isverciss - from Liverpool, October 1, to Mellows JICISIE -from Liverp,..l, October 1, t 0.... New Orkam Juno-from Leith, September :8, to kaudarr - from Sauderland. September 30, to Constantinople luitarenas-from trraveeend, October 1, to Hamburg Lavin-from Grassed, October I. to .. LADY WLIAI77-from Gravesend, October 1, to Mauritius Mercaano-from St. Maws September 29, to London Mass -from Bliddkab..frougb, September 29, to Gest Secant -from Plymouth, September 30, to ... Mediterraaesa NA•104701.71-tram Queenstown, September 29, to Undue Nos-from Graveaend, October I, to Entire 'west Came well. -from Gravesend, October 1, to Sydney PowastoL-from Gravesend, October I, to Cosetanuaegle PALLAS from Falmouth, September 28, to landau Prato r-froco Hsrtlepool, September 20, to E.eloors PACIIII (004;:010 Lowestoft, September 26, to Crimes Ps, so- Newport, M., September 28, to Plymouth PAOLI/11-from &nods, Septemher 18, to Hoag Root Was 07 rat SOUTH-from &Lambe, September 19, to item RoPC11:1-1700 Liverpool, October I. to Rattanasemar -from Liverpool, October 1, to New (Mess Rosaita-from Cardiff. September 29, to Moete Tides RIALTO-from Glasgow, September 29, to New Yob Rao:in-nom Gravesend, Ovoter I, to Leghorn flayster-from Gravesend, October I. to Portland Bay 0•0131.11-from 9w.nsea, September 29, to Malts Norma -from Gloncester, September 20, to BOSS% STAI , IIIIO-from Hartlepool, September 2s, to Dudek Brat-from Weida, September 29, to New Tart Tamara-from Cardiff, September 29, to Conanuetitools AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING. Poar PUILIZ? alLADS.—Sailed : July IS. Mermaid, Mt LimcgooL MaLatmairm—Arrived: June 28. Starling, Iron Imam; I. Bev tale* Mauritius; Aphrodite, New York; Jule 2. Highlaader, Mk; Canopus, Batavia; Margaret, Hoag Koos ; BO iter, Dundee; Burnham, Ban Francisco; 6. Hamilton, Liverpool; 8. John Wallin, Gothenburg; Hope, London; Baniarasg, Plymouth; 10. Eliza ham Hong Kong; Punch, Calcutta; Treinelga, Macao; 11. Ellen Nom B..taru. Sailed: June 25. Satmania, t9llw. July 1. George Wiutwell, Callao; Menai, Calcutta; Storm Bird, Ouam; 2. lierminie, Sims. pore; S. Maaa, Akyab ; 7. Wallace, Callao; 8. Alurrated, Guam; 12. Glendaragb, Singapore; Tausenton, Moog Kong, Nagasaki, Batigoda; Princem Alice, Batavia; 13. Mermaid, LiverpooL VESBKLB SPOILHN WITH. Alezaader (brig). from Cardiff 33 days for the Mauritius, Aug. 25, 1.4. 10.35 N. lon. 23.0 W. Afield= ( barque). from Liverpool for Calcutta, Aug. 25, oat 59 dam, lat. 11.30 N., lon. 25.4! W. Alice keel, from Drama for London, &pt. 12, of Tarifa. -• • Costos (torque), of Ltrerpool, July 30 otff ape Palmas, out 35 days, all well, bound to Bonny. Chamois ibarque), from Loolon for Colombo, Sept. 25, Ist. 47.25, " `" lon. 8.1 . 4 W: Daniel. of Brigham, from London for Gibraltar, Sept. 27, lat. 43.14, lon. 7.23: •—••—• Devotion (WM), from Pernambuco for Liverpool, Sept. 5, lat. 56.59 N., lon. 33.43 W. WRECKS.—A statement, published by the Slapping Gazette, gives the number of Telesis wrecked in the month of September at 106. In the previous month of August 109 versals were wracked, in July, 70; June, 83; Msy,9B; April, 109; March, 149; February, 164; and in January, 23d; making a total of 1,126 vestals wrecked doting the present year. H , Aug. 30 —The Elisabeth Grimmer, Hobermon, of Glasgow, from Jamaica for Liverpool, was wrecked oa the Jardintlloa Shoals, about tour miles south of Cayo Abelo, near the Isle of Pines, 18th Aug.; cargo a tntal loss; crew saved. The wreck has been sAcl. Stanley, Falkland Islands, May 31 —The Neil Dow, Smith, from Callao for Queenstown (cargo, guano), is leaving this har• bone (where she had pat in 26th May), got on 'boys at the eastern entrance, is full of water, mod is c zpected to become a Vital wreck. Mannino, Aug. 8 —The Prince Albert (British ship), Powell, from Calcutta, nith a cargo of :ice, &c., went on shore ctf Canoniers point, in the morning of 24th July, and bas become a total wreck. Rouse (Born holm), Sept. 24.—The Buchan Maid (schooner), of Sander lend, from Fesserburgh fur D.ozig, with handily, was stranded about two miles north of Route harbour yesterday afternoon, and has become a wreck; crew saved. bee York, Sept 19.—The Glide, Ellis, from the Clyde and Halifax, N S., to Windsor, N.S., with railroad iron, struck MI the Maier Ledge, and sank; all hands supposed to he Lost. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BlitTllB. BOWLES.— Bept 29, at Kennington, Mrs. Bowles, widow of the Isle Capt. Bowler, 10th Royal Hoesars, of a daughter. DAY.-Bept. 27, at Albert-terrace, Westbourneirr water, the wife of J. C. F. 8. Dal. of a • '•• DCALT.—Sept 28, at Netherfield.road North, Lirerpool, the wife of J. R. Dealy, Esq.. of a daughter. DEyAB. 7 Bept. 29, at Bromley Lodge, Keat, the wife of C.V. Dews, West, Ballo Esq., of a daughter. . - EAMES.— Sept. 21, at New.ercea, the ore of A. EMU* Eaq ,of a daughter.' WELCH.—Sept. 27, at Eferne-hill, the wife of J. D. welch, Est, of • mon. WHITIL—Pept. 16, at the Vicarage, Debeaham, Suffolk, the wife of the Rev. E. it. IL *lute, of a daughter. WOOD.—Sept. 2S, at Devooportatreet, Hyde-park, the info of J. R. Wood, LK., of a moo. KARRIAGIIB. BARTON—CUTLER.—Fept. 27, at the British Embasay, Paris, M, the Rev. H. Cutler, Bertram Francis, son of N. Berme. Fie' Strafim, Kildare, to Fannie Annie, daughter of Capt. Cutler, 2. 74 .• 11.8.M.'s Vice.Con.ul at Bordeaux. ZDWARDS—GUNNIS.—Sept. 29, at St. Mark's, Bt. John's-m. 7 4M the Rev. B. Powell. M.A., tlavilian PrOfre4Or of Geanstrt in the University of Oxford, the Rey. J. C. Edwards, 21 ./Li of Clue Hell, Cambridsm, to Eliza Jane, daughter of P. Gums, isp. of St. John's-wood, London. HiIMBER—PARK.—Sept. 27, at the pariah dumb, Preston, 5 7 O's Rev. Canon Parr, M-A., William, pm of W. Number, Esly Jane, daughter of P. Park, Epq , of Wincklerequare, Prestos. SHARESPBAR—SAYER.—Sept. 27, at Riattmond parish divielh J. D. Shakespear, Esq., Major Royal Art , liery, to lours UsfolW i s daughter of R. Sayer, Esq., of the Mauer House, Etcluesedt Surrey. WILKIE—CARNEOT.—Sept. 27, at St. John's Chapel. Eatilbanda. by the Very kW. Dean Ramsay. J. Wilkie . Eq.. of Maven= to Isabella, daughter of Major-Genet al A. cams,. CB. , Army. DBATHB. ALLFRET.—Sept. 27, at Cockairney. near Aberdoar. Adeline Frances, wife of H. W. Allfrey, req., of Ettotierd d Bowie, Btrattord.on. Avon. BIGLAND. —Sept 17, at Leamington. W. H. J. Mcleod. ma I ttig ‘ Admiral Bigland, of Bigland Ball, Lanotahlre. aged SI. DEWAR.-Bept. 28, at Tunbridge-wells, the wife of A. Dawn, Me of Bunning hill, Berta aged 72. OAT NOS.—Sept. 26. 1. 0. Gayoar. Lieut. 11.31.'s 17th 11882, go Cpt. Gaynor, of Kdlinel house, Dublin, and °ammo Hen% ButtevanL HORNER —Sept. 30, at Datilby.atreet, Liverpool, Esther. Til the late Kr. J. Horner, of that town, aged 27. IVET.—Sept. U, at Brighton, Soptda, wife of H. I. B. Hey. • ELL.—flept. 18, at Kr. H. R. Martin's, Addimombe.road , Croydoa. liarriot reliat of Kr. Thomas Mme' 0%0067 of Kistralend-road. Idtddleenz, in her 80th year. Lintel aid publiabsd b Wasusi ins Ham. of No. 4 r bo i Bineo, In the OKI dLaid", Priataroit the 0.". lin^ tr predict et °Man