The Express. — London, England, 1855-07-17 00:00:00

4 1 (snow out owe ooanneesnmwmi PARIS, llosielit Paremat to the orders which I tolkyon bad been gives a few days sines to the government press to speak well est Austria, the Petri, of this sensing (sgessrEag perhaps ire iastraetiens) is La raptures with the Austria* Daelaration reesstl7 presented to See Frankfort Diet. This demeseat, it say% breathes a tone of moderation, which is not Imams,. bat io the byal expremion of seatiatents befitting a greet Zagora° natio.. The Alb* bat " ennetimes been severe upon Austria." (arbencliner, when ordered to be so), and therefore it feels the more Wend in ho nour to do justice to the 'straightforward conduct st that power at the preseat time. But while these pretty compliments are being paid to Austria in Paris, the Gosolie dm Wksr arrives with an analysis of a circular from Count Walowski, stating (what, indeed, haa already been stated in plain hams by Lord Clarendon in the Hones of Lords) that the Allied Powers no longer consider themselves Mead by the foes points. It follows, therefore, that has mbeassot protestation made by Austria to the Dist, that it still adheres to the treaty of Dee. 2, is so decisive an act of diplomatic hostility as could well be committed, because the great object of that treaty was toenforce the fourpoints. We now(andhigh time it was) have abandoned those thorny points, and Ambit takes the opportunity to declare herself more usamoured of them than ever. The revelation of the Weser Gazett• confirms the intelligence I transmitted to you someday. ago, that the Western Powers were esatrivior bow to find a suitable diplomatic form for petting an end to the treaty of Dee. 2. The remised& dos of the four points appears to be the expedient hit upon. The Bourse has been remarkably steady. There was a little indecision in the parquet at the opening, feme life apprehension of sales by small capitalists, bet this fear proved unfounded. Business was ani stated io the afternoon. The Rents fell bat 100. from Saturday, closing at (Mfr. 800. Credit Mobilise roes • 166. • The railways were in considerable demand, bat at rather lower prices. Orleans fell 10fr.1 Northern rose 6k. In .anticipation of the bill imposiag another &- bine; says the Courtier du Harm the greater part of the merchants of this town lave hastened to pay the ditties on the goods which they have in hoed. . The eoesrquenos has been au unusual movement in the business of the branch of the Bank of Fracas es tablished here. In one d.y lately bills were dis counted there for 1,800,000 fr. On the other hand, the customs department has received during the first eleven days of the present month upwards of sight millions of !rates. A sort of whirlwind passed over Paris to-day about half-past one o'clock, lasting three or four ,; t ,pieates. A. tarp tree in the Tuileries was mapped in . two, sad several tiles and chimney-pots were blown oS There are reports of serious accidents occurring to people in the 'treats. AUSTRIAN DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLEI AND POLICY. The Austrian government has caused its minister at the Federal Dist of Germany to present a docu ment explaining its past conduct, present attitude, and intentions for the future. Passing over the first portion of this paper, which is a justification of the part taken by Austria in the conferences, we come to the following passages : " The Austrian government will candidly explain to its German confederates how it regards its position, and how it wishes it to be understood by all the world. " There has been a divergence between Austria and the courts of Paris and London on a question of application ; but the principles established in com mas have lost nothing of their force. The bonds of alliance continue to subsist, and in the eyes of the Imperial cabinet nothing is changed in the mutual relations of the allied powers. "The Emperor has not thought it consistent with the interest of his country to take up arms for the interpretation that Frames and England pat on the third point. The baggiest powers mate use of their right; the sentiment of his Majesty respestiog the common object of attainment remains the same. Decided oa persevering in her present path, Austria will maintain invariably the eseognisad beam of peace; else will maintain them, as far as the oblige des' she has "stared icto require of her, with all her influence sad all her strew& A pesos that would net mare the execution of the four guarantee panto, such as they were laid down at the osaference, would not offer to Austria masked gua rantees for the future tranquillity of Europe. Austria, therefore, regards the understanding come to on the two first points se an acquired fact. She has indi ested a mode for regulating the third point; it is re quisite that this question should receive a dear and precise solution, ensuring security to the interests of I Europe, bat the acceptance of which should not be derogatory to the dignity of by one of the powers. Austria has proved by her intervention what import ance she attached to the integrity of the Ottoman empire ; she will equally persist far the future in placing Turkey under a general sad eel melons guarantee. Not only will she herself respect this guarantee, but in ease of need she will also know how to cause it to be respected. Alnady at this moment dm sonsiden herself, in the position she has assumed on the Da nube, called oo to watch over the maintenance of this principle. Her troops will remain in the Principali ties until the conclusion of peace, and she hopes to fulfil her mission there un.il the end. "As for the fourth point, Austria relies on the sympathy of Europe for the Christians placed ander the dominion of the Ottoman empire. She has no doubt, so soon as the right moment shall have arrived, that all the powers will heartily concern themselves in the interests of the Easters • s, respecting of 0311T119 the rights of the Sultan's sna re/WY* *The Emperor would rejoice if ere long the work of peace could be resumed. He caused it to be de clared at the conferences that he would make no de mand springing out of his peveonal interest, but that he would uphold all those pneentiog a general in terest. He will maintain his present attitude so long as he eau preserve the hope of attaining the object of his pacific efforts. "In this state of things hie Majesty has felt it his duty to think of alleviating the burdens of his country. Nevertheless, on account of the uncertainty per vading the situation, the measures about to be taken will be such as to enable as to be reedy for every eventuality. Changes will take plies in the position et the troops on a war footing, but they will be own. Weed so as to permit the resumption by the army of its old positions within the briefest space of time. "Austria demands of the Omanic eosfederstion to maintain the attitude it task in of the resolutions passed at the Due ewer of Decem ber and the Bth of February. Ohs berm 'that the devotion with which she liss thilimied German interests will *Score for her the support of her fede ral allies." The Mender", in giving an amount of the pro seedier at a dieser glom' by the Cruissieeer-Geaeral, in manias with the Preach B21)11)1[100, states that the " repsweratativte of the prioeipsl Weiss Panels ware pos. wet." This stabilises% (says Gatignessi) is altogether enc• sem, as the soreespeedants of the Noma; Post, the Deaf New, the Glebe, wad the Naming elieereiser, were set preaest, mad had eat bees invited. General Foliages in transmitting the vanes in violates to the library of MOM hes wham Slis Ildbw• fag limo Gs Goo of thi ly loam :—" assieurilal beim le poi, has 9, 11165.—s WAN, of the US d Obrist.' Takes is the chapel of tato ssasslssy d Ilsbastspst where *wary carried as. TM sewed stymie awl sasssal Mbar mine were etnevered to Ibe Ifirwastmg: 1112=n; Ore M bosh was served by bla orbs emi power, is order that it might be eisd bs Os Algiers. It ie la the Sidevsaisa hognip t sad plltlN is 511avosito eltatsewn.—Passimm." CZYWAL PALAcs.--Sintuis 16.- Ithalesios• es vapsest, 7.0011; MS by seam trakm, sea.--Tssa. 7,100. OUR ARMY IN THE (FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRISPONDENT.) CAMP ABOVI SEBASTOPOL, Jim: S. The Mellowing is a diary of occurrences daring the lest dam days:— _ .1 yew 110.—Lisetsewit William Owen, 23rd ItnYal Woke ileiliers, wee mortally treaded lest night in tais banshee et the right Mask. He wee in ear of the armed spgreadma belie the Query work. whoa • shell from a assien meta ill a sheet dieting in host of the pima ad bred war wane( the trews. It eipledal eine* medial* afterwards. From sane owes Liesessaist Owen had not adopted the anal preention d throwing himself on the firoldlds aid a frame* steak him, as he was stesilleg sip, is the lower pert of hie body. Another saes. of the aims regiment, Lineament Bina, who at the time the @bolt dropped was standing betimes' it and Lieutenant. Owes, amp= lyuig down, =so Glow to the dewily le wee by the flame at the aseiest ef its explodes. limitesplat 0 wen died a few bows after leis, seeded is OD imp. ha Re good INS very pang, bat led gime ise=w a Sow end his sodas death i d ea= in h is regimeat. He had wily jd r a wee kept sip all day in the ba i t v s The Itean len partl bil treS m ea ain, sa id a small mortar has battery in the hollowy botereselbe Rodin and Italakhoff hills. The Russian dims mord the Malabar works have omitted no epprtmdty of firing at any object that may bo wels visible in the advanced trenches, although the reap is very long. They also seem to elevate their riles from time to time, and fire with the chance of hitting ; some of the me whom they see to be working in the new appraises§ near the right boys. 0 on Freed man's IW, far owaslonally the balls fall with**. taw* almost porpwilookely downwards. The lip. battery a the north side, neat y op es pz site to Moist lapses, sad the mall batteries commonly spokes of as the Owes* batteries. have kept up a very active fire against the Freon, Inksa moo, and other redoubts east of the Careening Bay ravine. The enemy has opened a new six-gun battery on the north aide, at a higher elevation, though more distant, than the 12-gun battery, which is on the verge of the cliff above tae Whew. The ax-pa work is more to the west, and is .coated with the otter works of the large Star fort, new their mistiaastorn angle. The Fraser hue sommenced a new work still nearer to the water of the smith bar beer than the small five-gun work which the Rea g 7. d eb e iask rerted the day alter the septum of the and Volbynia redoubts. It is on the esteem and of the forming the right side of the Consideg port. It appears to be amnia fir a meter battery, to act against the shipping. The sway have been making spade' sedeavours to in terrupt the pogrom of this work, apparently under the lmpreasioa that working parties were still within it. Colima shells have been thrown from the Italian batteries on the west side of the Careening poet, and some of the guns on the north side have been directed spied it. One allies appear also to be preparing the Roman 6-gen work for use spinet the harbour, bat there are no guns within yet. Lindland Edmund Woodford, of the Second Bat taw, Rids Brigade, was wounded by a fragment of shell early in the afternoon, and died about three boars afterwards. Ho WIN lying, with Captain Fel low and Lieutenant Serwen of the same regiment, in a post of the advanced work of the right attack. They were in a group close together, when the fragment fell from above, the shell having buret high in the air. Lieutenant Woodford only was struck. He was eseried up to camp, but the in was too extensive for any hope to be held out of ' life being saved. The casualties among the men have been more numerous than usual during the last twenty four hours. Jay 1. It has been decided that ono of our new batteries, intended to act against the Riunian ship ping with long pas, has been placed in an injudi cious position. It will be available for use, however, as a mortar battery, and orders have been given thai it should be converted into a work of that nature. We have lent two Lancaster guns to the French, for an advanced battery on the right of the Hameln. The Russians made a denmesteation in force today on the north side of the Telmwaya. They ornar set in several wry strew winmes, ands bath weal" and artillery with tie hrs.. Ha eirimeil nest dbanee his the broad cassias, wises the Malta lisimeskrand pares northwards lain the entageitsflllebbeassa eat semi he faille ihe s lfre s sak ilat te thil L= Mae" se armee lithe aft The army tree NI gua rded in him mow nate M hale the anon et batteries at the Inhale= seeatais, ma r ' ord. Ano ther balky hes Jost ben the Ressisse • at the amt .sad of the Llamas actaatsia It Is higher up this the works pnteedag the mar t while innate toward the Tiimaays valley, ma NM to be handed to aggro any direst signs& 1.,,,, , , the enters flan al the • swinish', soh as he aids by an ettiskag fame swain, by a ob ese* hese Tchergetm. Then appears to be a epees fir ew our two motors in the entre, this part of the week big Ilealati is either side by ombra sates kg two gate. Then has ben hoe drag, es marred with yes- Imlay, is the siege hta The new has ben met active ageing the Yesaek verb es the It. Oa the left the haled= have bees remarkably ist of Ye; It le nossend that mining eperetiess see gimes actively. --, I.—A very active shelling fire was kept Igo kit Alht by the Russians in the supposed &moths if ear working parties. Our casualties were very few. During the day the fire has been very slack. ' The Cavalry Division received notice two d ay sir to make preparations for a move. It was ' gemmed that this form was about to jots Sia Islas droops beyond Tehorgoon. To-day, hawse% a lsetter order has been received, and it is 11111411111184 that so move will take place at present. The of encampment which was proposed to take pies., dis oin, is said, was for sanitary ; bat eats* sow adoration', more especially the circumstance at the regiments having buts in their present positiew caused the arrangements to be altered. A goblin sale of the offsets and horses of Lord lisibui took plane to-day at head-qaarters, and was attended by a large body of officers. July 3.—The wind has been blowing in heavy squalls from the north and north-east, and violent tropical-liks showers of rain have been falling during the night. The water is now Sowing in rigid drowns down the ravines. (FROM A SPROIAL CAMP WOMB SZBABTOPOL, JULY 2. Oa Saturday kat, a chivalrous incident occurred o the pert of the Gamy, which deserves acknowledging titration. Abed soon, a flag of truce was hoisted from Fort Coarmatiae, and a boat sent out under it to the Royal Albert, carrying the swords of Sir John =and Oaissiel Yea, who were killed in the at the Rees. Os the day of that affair, the bodies of bath these aims were treated with consi derable merit by the Russian soldiers during the presses drilla& aothieg being taken from their per mits bat thole airmey, pipers, and arms—the last of whisk were sow metered is the spirit of delicate ehhslry I have msatiseed. lam is little disposed to semegueste Rusin beauties of character as can be any ef — yore mars; bat eves towards an gamy, jade, esespele NON tribute of peak* for what is in miff greestel we meritorious. Poor Yea tows weU knows to sag silken in the garrison ; and during moo &mows flag el tram far the lariat of our own std the Bales dead, interchanged esathaseb of peeress egpsietkel which elicited many a friendly szterseeisala set... Oa weemaiy, Ilion the rseseirider of ear at vsky—er the greater pert of them—are to join the 10th Ramer. on the Tehersepa. Thu* chasm. stases' most stria* wr.e . aseessity of there muss so boomer, that this meleMeet te to r ill esetibted eliuMbeet of may ha stellate farther operatives is that dirndl*. "Why the @Avesta inked has sat blea esatinusit, leaven and ear generals may tow; ear atkieveatmite ea the 18th did not, meekly, soaks us to And a halt ; and yet the ossabfsed force of Frensk Sardi nians, and 'forks, with our own handful at cavalry, ~~ ~._~.... TUESDAY EVENING, JUDY 17,' to have made a pisemet midi oat into a lovely = re plaos, and there stook fest. Whether or no oe t trans p ort difficulties constitute the de testing bugbear, I koow not ; but probablyour dent with Omer Pasha's force, will be able to the emus 'normal. Finely picturesque, anianmtly healthy, as is their present camping 'the loth Hamm I understeed, have oaf bly from sickens shies their removal from the asigiffisisittostl el Lanai ; it le mush to be besskffitereibre, Sat whatever other of our regi mewleasay knew them, will not be subjected to simi lar sanitary disadvantages, but, with the whole force, be saved on to healthier and more active scenes. To-morrow the remains of Lord Raglan are to be crzied from head-quarters to sitlava, to be ea board the Cando° for transport to Rog- Fend. The sale of hie lordship's extra cusp effects and horses, and those of his staff, took place to-day ; and to-morrow the whole of the staff will embark for Forge home in the same steamer with the body . of their late chief. A considerable military procession Is to attend the corpse from head-quarters to the har bour ; but se it will not move down thither till after the dosing of the mil bags, I must defer any notice of the cavalcade till next post. ODESSA, JOLT 4. An English transport steamer has arrived with 240 residents of Enpatoria. They are all Russians, Arme nians, or Greeks. From the interior we learn that the entire Ist infantry army corps is on the march for the Crimea. The 2nd division of this corps has arrived at Cserkassy, on the Dnieper. To day the two Uhian regiments, which bear the names of Count Nikitia and the Archduke Ferdinand leave for Maud Our reports from Sebastopol are of the 30th. General Zsabokritsky, with 'several battalions of infantry, 2,000 Cossacks, and a squadron of the Saxe Weimar Hussars, has made a reconaaiisanos which, however. led to nothing beyond the fact that the enemy could not be attacked with advantage. New reinforce ments had arrived from Perekop. The garrison was working incessantly on the left line of defence. We cats of cholera had occurred within the fortress ; but at Pertkop the epidemic had declared itself with so =eh violence that the troops, and with them all the inhabitants of sufficient means, had left the city, and WWII encamped at a distance from the town. THE ARMY OF POLAND MARCHING TO THE CRIMEA. A cerresposident of the Augsburg Gazette, dating, "from tke Polish frontier, July 6," enumerates the Russian troops now on their way from Poland to the Crimea, having been set free by the declared " expo tent policy "of Austria. He mays : The ardor of the day breed by Nines Clostaliakoff as of Jane to the garrison of Sebastopol h eassidarld hose. It aasioaners that the rsisforeeneats seat will very shortly maks their spins/aces in OA*. Th e .-=-AwPstasnu incuestion . resist ot 24,000 (neater', who together with Ma guards form the .f f. of the &tsetse arum sad will decidedly not fail to produce a great moral effect us the troops now saving in the Crises. Besides the prosodists there are she deli{ easpletto regimes* of infeatry sow on their smash Inns Poland to the Crimes, mad their strength is 22,000 Inea. The grenadier tops sad thee, eight miasma of the infantry corps will sash be aesonspenlei by a body of 4.410 snaky, sad artillery in proportion; thus the kingdom el Poland state Naas a reinforcemeat of picked nee, 71,110 stews, to the Crises. But, since Prince Gestehakedr states that troops are oa their way from ell skis, he MS sees asly ash manes as bare hes long Mass os their Saab Ores Mossow, Kiev, and other midterm, tidal*/ a 'Seas 'ashy fors foe !loathes Ramis. Now that the 7th addes of lafeatry, under °nerd Usbaket, base entered via Perekop, the lassies army is the Crimea alone weals 40 regimens of intently and chessman (all of which, however, are more or lest weakened by losses), and to these met will be added the rite bettalioss. THE WHITE SEA The following notification has been issued : It is notified by these presents that on the lltb June, 1866, all the Busks ports, roads, harbours, and creeks of the Whits Sea , from Oriofka Foist, 87 deg. 11 se. 30.... of North latitude, and 41 deg. 23 en. 12 see. of East 'nets& of the meridian of Greenwich, as fu as to Cape Soriowsko, 167 deg. 11 m.llO see. of North latitude, sad 43 dog. 48 in. 42 mo. of Bast longitude, including especially the ports of, Archaise' and °pejo, were plant and remain ander strict blockade by a sufficient force of ships and vemela placed under my olden. It is farther notified that all the mea sures authorised by the law of nations and the respective treaties between her Britannic Majesty and the various neutral powers, will be adopted and applied with rapist to all vessels which may attempt to violate the said blockade. Done on board her Majesty'. ship Yonder, before Arch angel, June 11, 1866. THOMAS BAILLIB, The Senior Captain commanding the White Sea Squadron. DEATH OF NAPOLEON'S LAST MEDICAL ATTENDANL In our obituary of this day is ripoordsd the death of Dr. Archibald Artiste, 11.11.'s 20th Reg. of Foot, ia the 84th year of his age. Dr. Amott entered the army upwards of sixty years ago, sad retired from active WWII* is 1826. For a few ran he was attached to the 11th Dragger, bat for a mach longer period served with her Majesty's Sok Foot, sharing the perils sad exploits of that &genitalia corps on the Nile, in Calabria, Portugal, Span, and Hel loed, sad lining a medal with clasps for Egypt, Main, Vistas, Comma, Vittoria, the Pyrenees, Niche, Nit., Orthes, sad Toulon's. After the war, Dr. Arnett accompanied his brave am putees in arms to St. Helm and ladla, and at the former statics beanie the reediest standaat of Maoists Bona parte. Rim professional ability, Laguna' ehararoor, sad uptight and dignified deportment as as cam sail geed* Iron, at one* seared for him the °mildew* of that ears ordinary man, whoa good °pintos, thus may formed, was strengthened by daily interviews daring the progress of his fatal disease, and at last ripened into warm personal attach ment sad sheers 'WOOL These sentiments were cordially reeprosated by the physioira ; sad, en the part of the illus trious patient were szpresesd oe all esessiom by &Wats 'ligation' sad lively marks of affeetiouts regard. Is par dealer, shortly previous to his dissolution, Napoleon pm • very taunting Wawa of his respect for Dr. Arnett, sal{ grateful sense of the warm ',mashy sad indefatig able seal with whisk he bad laboured to mitigate the cruel wastage whisk no art could heal. To ass as words of on. thee oa the Wand, '• The emperor, ea his death-bed, desired that a valuable gold sauff-hex might be brought to him, and having, with his dying hand sad last effort of de parting stnagth, engraved upon its lid with a peahens the latter' N., he palmated it to his Wad sad valued friend, as a parting 'memorial of his dap esteems cad hearfelt grati tude." Besides which Napoleon bequeathed to him 600 Madams, sad the British government, to mark its apps alien of his imeduct, °inferred on him 6001. When the Nene at last draw to a sloes, the patient expired with his right hand in that of Dr. Anat. Dr. Arnett wee almost the last survivor of those whoa asses win be headed down to posterity i• sennezios with the 'mats of the last days of Napoleon. His masts liao sad tenacious mind was to the last viably stand wish reallestioas sad anecdotes of the period. Them the publie would have reed with interest, bat, except a slam sad dis tiset karma% of the Last Illness, Deouse. sad Poshiser teas Appearaases of Napoleon Bonaparte," published i• 1822. he could never b• iodated to sommit them to riot. being relastaat to mimeo miblioly is the keen and palatal esatromrey of the time, although Kew emosaling his opi nion to private soamceation. Woos the mhos ()Smalls duty Dr. Arnott retired to his native parish, and thou, ea his patrimonial estate of Kirk onnel-han, smut the musing of hie days beaellsially to this aeighboarbeed sad honourably to him elf. TM °MIKAN Clrucim—la Lord Clan/sass's Macular of Joni 19 it Is said, " Wherever the period shell happily arrive for resew*/ sigaiatiess with a prospect of success, her Majesty's goverassat will steadily heap is view the principles whisk have gelded than through the pest segetietions ; will seek to provide fat the gawky, welters, wad h spillages ef the peoples( War** Moldevis, sad genie ; pad to were the »amevul of the Mstrustleas whisk have resdeatrd the »Mead= of the Daubs alibi& sad premertass." "Thus," observes the /adiposakeses, "lappet what anal, Ciensusy is assured by 1L Maks, speak's; is the same of Resole es Me sae bead, sad by Lord Clarisier.,, "akin is the seas of Greet !Mtge en the other, that the two gentians is whisk she is net in terested 1114 be settled is s swam met saaieractatp to her lateness. It is a siegsliteast position, std vs* whisk the Cosfeirratios SILL dosbtless take can sot to essresise." saw iin*eUtgente. JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OF THE PRIVY COUNCIL.—.Im.r 16. rismorr—toss swam lungs? nom Loss Elf salt. T. tnimireal IBMs, dos Of Milt? MGM MOM NOBBILMODVII rams PSOLOSOATION (110•1). nil wee an eppllealhon kr the extends■ of a. palest fee imgoevenienle la the shanutestare if Deep. The inanities ern peeved le be at great atom, sad ft was ale g pram! OW die petitioner, Dr. NerftWy, had not glade any pro at Sr F. e by the T = rt t u . gue, sad Mr. Bramwell appeared far the pea down The •Gennal watched the cue on behalf of the wows. The Ohnoithe granted an ezteagoa of the patent for three yeses. nrcus'ie PATIINT PROLONGATION (1110X1). This was an application for the extension of a patent for the eansunnion of smoke. Mr. Madinah represented the patentee. The Canada's said that this was a gnat valuable laven der), sad granted an extension of the patent for three peen. BOROUGH COUNTY COURT.—Jots 13. DOIII IP 721 SOFTR•WISTXRN RAILWAY COMPANY.- OARREASIMIRSI OF RAILWAY OFFICIALS. In this ease the plaintiff sued the &desists for the sum of If. 16e L itleglis expenses in traveUir pest hes Lip ton to Otehl/M, emir the following the Ilth ler Marsh last, Mr. Pilger (of the lei of Kidd and Pedw. millers and corn factors, of Islewortb), took • rah halsit at the Kingston station for Giddied, and was by am of the porton in attendee., that the ilia whisk would start next would take him tire. When, however, the train was about to leave and the plain iff was taking Ms mat, the guard presented' him from so doiag, tellies his that that train was not going further than Simples Coartl whereas it turned our, as the plaintiff idterwerde hemmed, that it really did go to Guildford. The ghillie. Mises Wises would not admit of his waiting four lams fir the mast train, informed th• station muter that ho should take post, and oblige this espouses to the sompay. This he did, and as they refused to pay he sued *ma is die County Court, where, notwithstanding great eseatises Y Radii( the deetand, he obtained a mrdiet in Ns Weer. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—YoRI, ;MY 14. MTN 0001L-BIFORS lu. /MICR CROWBAR. YIIRDIR AT 1111111 , 1111 D. Thema Jaalteela, 81, was shagged with the wilful murder of °env Lewis, at Sbeilell, en the 6th of July inst. The plow, a reepasialie leek* man, is a putties at SkeMeK sail Via deesseail woe a private in the 7th Hunan. The pardonless of the °Shame ellessed appeared in the Doily Now of die Sib instant, sad ern be fresh in the recollection of nefrarion. iii: p ladoilloso ft was contended that the crime amounted only to btu ; bat it was admitted that it was a case of as character. TM gava a verliot of Guilty of Alfamelare r ; and his p eantenoed the prisoner to transports on for life. THE POLICE COURT& MANSION-HOUSE. Gorr AA, joarneman baker, wu charged with having violently aesulted his roaster and a policeman who inter bred to prevent the fellow from containing most dangerous misehief. The defendant, it appeared, went to his muter, Mr. Milian, of Bishopegate-without, in a state of intozaatios, and iatimatad that he wu going to quit his service, but that he could net do so without giving Mr. Wilson • punch or two is the tau. He was as good ss his word, sad police man Whale (650), who was oohed in to remove him, upon gMag between master and man received a most &mutate kick from the latter, and wee soon after placid under the ear* of • sargeon, who stated that he must not for IMO tints be allowed to perform the dutin of his °Mu, on account of the injury indicted. The defendant was, after a furious straggle, secured, with the assistance of another policeman, and lodged in the station - bona, whys he was recognised as a prisoner upon former sad more serious occa sions. He was eenteeced by the Lord Mayor to Holloway Gaol for a period of two mouths for the two assaults. The City Solicitor having been mut for by the Lord Mayor at the Mansion-house upon the subject of the condition of the river Thames, of which his lordship is conservator, The lord Mayor said that the matter in which be re quested the maistanos of the City Solicitor was of paramount importance. His (the Lord Mayor's) attention bad been' , celled to the pre s ent stets of the ' Themes, and if bp bad say power to the matter it was his determination to take vigorous steps to abate the evil. He therefore called upon the City Solicitor and the other principal °Moen of the sorporation to suspend for a time aU other matters of pablie badness, in order to the prosecution of a full and im mediate inquiry es to the cause of the polluted state of the river, and the meet effectual and expedition, mesas of abating the nuisance. His lordship was understood most partieularly to allude to a statement that the proprietors of the Brest Canal had thrown the filthy mud and refuse of that easel into the Thames. . The City Solicitor said the Lord Mayor', oilcan would immediately set upon his lordship's direetkaa, and if ale proprietors of the Brent Canal had thrown the mad and refits Into the Thames, and the present genditioa of the river was at all attributable to that ease, preesediap should be Intinedietely taken to repress the evil and h the offenders. Calms the *aiding acts weft satfisaß le meet such a ease by prompt retirees, parliament duriag the premat session might bring in a short bill to remedy the defect. He,. however, feared the fetid state of the river most be attributed to more extensive and pursuant causes than the clearing of the canal. The river was now the legalised sewer for a popula tion of above two millions. For centuries, while the me tropolis was cot one half its prevent size, and up to the year 1847, a system of cesspool drainage was in use throughout the metropolis, and the inhabitants were positively =braifrom connecting them with the sewers se d their outran into the Thames, bat by mama nets of parliament, for sanitary reasons, cesspool d had been prohibited, and the inhabitants were compelled by law to their house refuse, by mesas of the ewes Me the Theses. At the time these note were pawed, perilememe had it in contemplation to enforce the emetrusties eterpliag sewers to convey the house drainage of bell skive of tie river into the Thames seal dully low dews ae preset the tide from bringing back any parties a Übe pelhiell water. The proper order of pre med*" has his. isurlle4-41te iatereeptieg sewers were ant ems,* ummemetd, while for the last three of four yearelhiplibiliea et the Thames water had been increasing. It is emommited that the City Solicitor will speedily make • report spew the sagest, which hes, especially within the poet week, become use of very remarkable interest with all dames. Mr. Grenwood, overseer of Clarkeswell, wham name occurred prominently in our police report of Saturday last, writte rowan' the imputed Waal of relief to the girl Jordan. Be sap—" The tuts of the ass are as follows : I Implored to be at the polios emit au halals ear 'Basing et Wednesday, the Ildt inee. Warm Jordan brought late the mart the ma instrats (Mr. Tyrwhitt) embed ra t eraties to the ass, andl likened him that I would raher her appliance should he abaft to him. When he had heard her statement I was Moat to reply, but the magis trate, with that warmth of temper which he so freqeently displays, would scarcely listen. However, I told him that I Gould pave that she was not destitute, or without the means el a lodging on the previous sight. Attar a little more temper, the eels was arranged by admen te stand ova Wall four o'clock that afternoon, whoa I again attended with the gentleman mentioned In your report, and also a number of - witnesses, fully prepared to prove all and even more than I had stated. lir. Bonbon t' en read a clause in the set of Parliament, showing that the magic trate had as power to interfere, and whim he found him self devoid of power then his only excuse for breaking his own appoistment was ' the late hoar, a heavy day's b asee, Me, dte.,' and again pat the ease off to the following day. I, Str, am an overseer, a parish dicer unpaid ; the aeglarate, a public (Mar paid. My time is valuable le me ia my businese ; his time Wimp to tho pais and se I had uo an from aim that too the mlMwtig day. from some Malone awn er ether, he modi net spit break Me oppahatmat with the peji.b et sus, I did set Maud the earl. Is anshoion, anew She a say that I am as deternebed as the ma &Mee Met all the poor shall haa *dee, but I sonsot comiodee that napesters , prostitutes. sad Mime. are to n ada the eats lama of SWIMS be. the pow salsa of the paint es tbe Med. berm, sad deserrieg peer."' Mr. Grosenrued aides thet he nodertook to report the magistrate's Mesnalsos Se the based of guardians, se that Mr. Bonitos Worsted the asagiaste that they had ban so reported. STROM Phloem:No BY !NZ RIM. 1. I —ls opekdasee with his published istissatieu, the Rev. I Dr. IMES& Rohs Ns wasosossw eastlay aromas woo tOa area at the Limps& w , where irsat UOO to WO rims wrasosssiikst. Mir readier stead 11611 was boutd - ssitt toissable dissiosioess ewe taut se tM sow BM distoossa (asiellor kaoskoder Gairdiao) was lissisot, dap% mod dinged of all UMW bonder's; ap tho pia stied ea asalosworsial. ladakod &quad, basso. e.stllosimataast whir .Wiled a .she, sad at Eases drew sor a = a stor, bat as so sassaisa was dots any oche es of stolid se pio=allog e Iltdsa toss NAY. Wood as tits caf e the to psevaks It; sod is bs fillftuay Ids piss Be asassiad th at Its was toopaisiag apes pada' et Rostov Ossapbsil, bat, at tits sass time. said be, his lairds. was Is pooh tit. i zs:ilts wilds wadi t sad oldie the 166 Ilsodspa dmodd e wisitlosrow Ibs WiiMed *see =rs ell itstla diablonsisAlaras Islirsaalt co do Ilasksaip flags. M the doss of He amiss tau crowd pis osessd. sod tit. Isaias sad gattleissa who bad wiftemel the seusswbst email MOO from the whitlows of the asweso4ll over looldmg the spare, nerd deo. NAVAL AND MILITARY. i Joao-at Quesestows, Jdy H. hem „ • (karma, Ju. 16, treee.............:"- _....- 4.414.-et Oramwstd, July 16. hem. .. .».. . '""'••• . - Call i di t ADMIRALTY, JULY 16.-APPOIMHENTIL-Master Jotterrox-at Gravesend, July 11, reW;l " ;',,: * "" ::: ...... • Is% H P. Ward (1866). to the Olatton, 16, floating battery, at RANOAaoo - at Orstesondo Jul, 16, tr0w............",,;,74 Loan Not.ex-st Elmwood, July 16, sem_ ... •^ _ . Ilkaarsem. Lx Mow Amens-at Liverpool, _Julyls. *Mi.:7 " 'lak Minters' Assistant E .1. Welsh to the Himalaya, iron . Loom Bide I.DI- at Liverpool, fitly 16, how, ... "" ass Mew steam store ship, 01700 horse-power, at Portsmouth. Hear Ovverr-st Liverpool, July 16, bora.., . ..... """•• Naval Cadet R. Edgeworth, to the Royal Albert, 121, NaliCaia-at idfarpOrri, July 16, from ........ .. .. ......". ...... OSSOn iteasship ef 600 heves-power. in the Black Sea. ilism-•t Liverpool, July 16, from .... . ......... ___ ___.... -- oo Dessauts or Born-at Ormond, ! dl, 16. 0ie;.... --m lllas Captain the Hoe . H. Koppel (1837) is to have the good mr.K.a..., Pentland , July 14 . fr om... ...As % swipe peados resod by the promodos of Capt. Michell. m uy _ st p a i mm th . J. 6, from , .............. A I % DUBLIN, JULY 18. 1111aCinOSIal Of DOOOLAII-aa Cardiff, Ally is, 7 7,;;Z Ale ulea DEPARTURE OF TROOPS. u M a Llai rm r_,, s t -at 16. frix° /;;;; ....... - -- ... .g . ........,ft- The Indiana, steam transport, 2,356 tone burden, Ktal.a-ai &south, July 14, from .... .... .. "... • .... - .1-_. which had arrived at Kingstown the preceding day, took RAW Aln , -at Falmouth, holy IS. from " ....,.. ...... esr2ll Oit board, on Saturday, drafts of men and horses for cavalry Marna Bay - at 9'17 14 Jul fJ 6. .. fr ee , ....... -oiTio,": WIWIIIO fa the Crimea, vis. :-forthe 4th Dragoon Guards, Ma mA Z,, :',"0",„...1"5.rg Jul 4 IS , juflio.l!! from -- - , les y olk i ls imed 120 horses, under the command of Captain Nutram-at Graverend. lily 15, bran . ,.........,: * ...... . " "" 4 ...._inet Heart' and Lieumaut C. F. Shaw ; and for the 6th Innis Mausolea -at Gravesend.juulmpoo4yJlul6:lsfr,o.rufrani.y...l..6..... ........................................ .. - killing Dragoons, 86 men and 66 horses, under the cons- Namemrs-at Liver 1, July 16, 1h0m......,..1 6 , * , mend of Captsfs !Heigh, with Lieutenants Dawson aad M anna - at IA N mth. The Indiana also brought with her from Plymouth NATMAJIIIL Tocament-at N. le. as 15 xs--at Liverpool. July 16, from . - Nnors-at Gravesend, July 15, from ................ ..." ""n 166 lays of the 31st Regiment, under the command of Gavials Madman, Lieutenant Eric:raft, and Lieutsaent NOJINr Chillalaaara. AO ta. fr0m....., . ........... Masse ; and in addition to the above cavalry drafts, takes Omar-et Pill, July 14, from ...... ............, ......... . 6 ._ oat to Constantinople Maki? Pratt, Captain Philippe and Choreal* -at Li July 16, fmst ........ sei shit '" from .!. o ... . Captain Grimsby, with five trumpeters, who are to take Owes tfle - e_,7 l. "Pee______, 4 ,_,Je!l 16 . ............ ... service with the Irregular Cavalry of the Turkish Contio i nf-aa -7 - ,,-;=v-j u , y -17 6 :-. fr .. ............ .... Beef. et Present in Peewee of for mati o n. The trom P rtem Piano (s.)-st - Pri - mouth, July 16, tram ...................... have been selected from the 2nd sad 3rd Dragoon Claude, Prrasx-at Pill, July 14, from the 3rd Light Dragoons, and the lbth Hussite, and will Panes:scum Amos-off Falmouth, Jul, 13, frow MN Methods. a day and rations from the date of their appoint- Pamirs ROYAL - at Plymouth. July 13 , from ....... meat to their sew corps. Both oaken and men wore a ( Waal° FaaYaul - at Fa l m outh, July 14, fra03........... Qua (s.)-et lionthampton, July 14, nallons closely resembliog that of the 17th Lanoars,.eutte6- Q unia , A ._, o nnund, Ju l y 16 . i .... ' 71 4 tads', however,dark green for bins clotb,and red facings for saisa,w-at Falmouth, July 14, from yellow. Roszorn-at Falmouth, July 14, from Aloft% On Saturday mornine,loo rank and file of the 47th, 88 Itatasse-at Qmonotoso, July 14, from ...g..., of the 67th, 80 of the bsth, and 60 of the 13th Regiment, !mosso Taoadmon-at Deal, ial Je l l/ 16, trom . :A"' Mfromceded from Cork to Queenstown, and embarked in the ae its w ves aap- at a n et Grow y ful; lg. tuna- ..... l Charlie for Malta ; end on the prosodies day 214 RIKOVILIT (ss.)--at Gravesend, July 16, fr0m............ ........ Men of the 21st Fusiliers, aeconspaeied by Capt. C. peddio, Itsmocs-st Liverpool, July 16, from. .....1bs Lieutenant Peter Herbert Delmore, and Ensign Edmund Snow -at Liverpool, July 16, frees Jillgo P. Chichester, embarked at the same port on board the mucous - at Lverpool , July 16, July_ 16, , tam ___ dailS die of the 67th West Middlesex Regiment , scoolanted by U K4 . 4 ," 0 ,1- 4 , 1a444 ` 7, 0 : 71 7M 4 . 1 7 . 7 ' km ''' . -Akio Captains Frederick Gordon Steward, Thomas W. John 84..... ass-se ussposi. July we, from ... Lloyd, Lieutenants Frederick Spencer Schosiberg, Chas. awn= sun lialT-at Liverpool, July 16, trod Geo. Clarke, Edward Bruits), Heath Hartland Chanter, thermis-at Liverpool, July 16. from . ...1g0 Samuel F. Sewell, Sir Robert Douglas, and Darcy Cartweit B Orraaanoll - at Orariloal, July 16 , from- ..... •••. embarked in the same transport Sorra Aunms- at Gravesend, July 16. fr0m..... fit Bea Gnu,-at Gramm& July 16, from The following °Mom sailed for the Crimea from Queens. 8. a .,__ 6 , pill . J - 44/ 4. ~.,,, town is the Bride of the Sea : 30th Foot-Brevet- - se.w.- ---- • • • • - .. _ _ ___l ".3. _.Major Campbell, Captain Brooke, Lieutenants Mamma and Tol cher, Ensigns Deane and Campbell. 49th Foot—Captain Astley. Lieutenants Rogers, Madan, and Powell ; Ensign Barrow's. 60th Foot—Lientessam Dimond, Creagh, Biekinan, and Leach. 03.9th—Lientenants Blood, Light, Blebeloue, Ciaskson, Thornton, and btaart. T►e following embark per the transport Deka of Bedford : 67th Bey* meat—Captain Stewart and Lloyd ; Lieutenants Baleen berg, Sir R. Douglas, But., Share, and Clarke ; Badges Chantar and Boynton. At an inspection of the North Tipperary Militia, at the dose of last wash, about 40 smut young fellows volunteered iato the line. 14, -,„_._ Jaz-a - Cowes, July 14, from I Sommu--at Oudllf, July I s, from Surme-at Plymouth, July 15, trout 4 Sate der-at Poole, July 14. from ' lienriemeimi Illmanarr-at, Ciseeagtowtt, 'July 14, from Ilmeton-at Liverpool, Julyl6, fro m Imma Al = nomm-at Liverpool, July 16, from Neweralled Seam Dommar-at Liverpool, July 16, from Calm Se. L1W110142 -at Liverpool, July 16, from Mood Tooraaa FORWIST —lt LTIIIIIOO4 July 16, trceo. --Vol Tearree-at Liverpool, July 16, from. %it Tex o'direarroo-at LiverpeoL Jula. from %le Itsmine-at Liverpool. July 1 'taxis (e.)-a' Southampton. halal, from — _with& Tlercor-at Caftan, July 14, Tmoroe-st lirletol, July 14, from Ihresit Tamara faoiso-at Plymouth, July 15, ifr0ma,,,,,,,, ...... /m a --- -July 14. bum MALTA, JUL: 11. 1 1 The Prometheus, with Admiral Fremantle'. flag, proceeds to Balaclava this day; and the Parantatta, trans port, leaves for Softiies& The streets of Wens have been for some days past crowded with the Tanisian Contingent, en route to the East. Vats—at OlorTeiett;in, --- felFl4, * ... Voirweease—et Cart, July 14, tram Ms 'lmmo—et liverpool, July le, from „ ....... ......meikok Vorros—it Liverpool, July 16, from IL Jo= VICITORT--4t, Lherpool, July 14, MOM Vim °some —et Liverpool, July 16, arm WIIIIMIDALAND—at Liveried, Ju'y 16, frost ....R. 11. 1 Wreese Krea—at Liverpool, July 16, from ...., Weraoese—at Groverentl, July t 6, from Weviacer—et Graverea6, July 16, from ........ ..... ... Warn tivort—at ' July IS, from i .. luel4Ciu !woo Tona—et - ' from Stela e 1111, _ THE NATAL BBIOADL—A correspondent writes from the Crimean camp there is a report that the Naval Brigade is to be superseded by artillerymen; but I believe the report deserves no 'redone*, and it's very certain they could not be spared, for all agree that they are unquestion ably the best soldiers we have, beside being, without doubt, the best gunners. In fighting, building .batteries, or form ing roads, they are always foremost, and they do their work not uit it was work, but as amusement, and are always cheerful and happy. The only thing they appear behind to is promotion. They do not appear to have many friends at court. _ Orme/id, , Pill, July 1 Livsepool, July 16, f r om., 15A ILBD. Axx Emu-from Cardiff Jul 13, to A 1711011% EMILNAND -frail& Prdlll, July 13, to C°II4I IA Ann-from Cardiff, July 13 , to animili Aumm-from Falmouth, July 14, to A. L Kinau-from Linde, July 14, to .-.. ......:......"et Lan -ft eat MAW', July 14. to Anoaa-ham Min* July 14, to Axnerran-tram Swansea, July 13, to Anima-from Suodorland, July 13, to .-11101= bun or rim du-from QIIBIIIMOWN July 13, to --Mb RALIMIOITI -from Plymouth, July 14, to Patllr Batuun-from Liverpool, July 16, to ...31111 Canon-from Llveizt s Jul y 16, to ...Jib CIMINO/INA -from July 13, to - liii Cuourrum-from On li . July 13, to (2.11 = Cents-from Falmouth, July 14, to Manna Auner-from Falmouth, July 14, to Lida 'Mamoru-has Newport, M., July 11, to .........lihe ' , MUM—tram Quesuatoins, July 13, to LEN -from IMAM. July 14, to— ........ .-... ii = -ea Plymouth, July 14, to -from Queon n, t o ---7... Inost—from OirdlM July 13, to &Mei xcz.anoe—from Pulmoath, July 14, to limmei Portz—from Cirsvessed, July 13, t 0.......... —Jim Yourou—from Omni% July 13, to Bt. Um Pusan—from Shields, July 14, to ale GIOVANNI Lantz—from Queenstown, July 14, to Lab Gans—from Oretwock, July 14, to Bilk Matuazo—from Falmouth, July 11, to Wawa 0111110UND —trots Liverpool, July 18, to link Misowa—tram Liverpool, July 16, to lnt artmayt—tram Liverpool. July 18, to Meath Illtzon Jut—fro Oudiff, July 13, to Burks Maszoina (z)—from Greenock, July 14, to. Lob Ilitzwe—from PI th, July 14, to Copmesge Liam —from t J uly 14, to IMO Joiment Osumi—from Cardiff, July 13, t 0......, him Jaen Yaw—from Queenstown, July 13, to .......*.. . _WE Jounce Wayouraron— from Liverpool, July 16, to - Vel pals . ._ .. ._ 614 1 -from Cardiff, July le. to - -_,illAt Leourta-from Hartlepool, ... July 14, to ..„...... ~.„.‘.... „ ..= Moastiv-bon Hortlepiel. July 14, to.. Hareo--trale Swami% July 11, to --JIM Ilasunzue-from liusderlimil, July 14, to -.Ala Memo (ev.)-trant Liverpool. July 16, to --Me OW= OLZPDOWSA-tram Groomed, July 16, t0...C of O, Paiersaa-trom Liverpool. July 16, to a Puesraes-born likle:da, July 14, to —Owe houroneivaa-born Palmate, July 14, to tou* ran Mann-boom Hartlepool, July 14, ex. Passim Homit-treia Hartrol. July 14, to Nom Pair-from Silly, J y 11, to Braga--bas Chilli, July IS, to _ Naval Bona-frala Illidd July 14. to ..... n.......... ,...01111111 111 Illeas-ilieie illtioles, July 14, to Tworm-esis Pabacmilt. July 14. to -......-- Toolloow-atom Falsrealti, July la, t 0.......... pi" Tomeoe-iltola lal= ov 4uly 14, to July 14, 60.--tites Ormond, Joly 16. * TIMM SPOKEN WITH. American (8.11. et.), from Liverpool for Bolton, Joe SO, lat. SOK, low. 41 W. env ), from Nana for Now York, July 8, lat. 49.30, lot. NH. lltalseps, from ate tar Laub's, Inns 3, lat. LDS 8., Ice. Is If, 3S dam oat. Elwood, Welter, from Liverpool for New York, Jute 14,18‘413 1 . lea. 43.10. John and Guy, from Bombay for Liverpool, milled from Lterenne May 31. Nombre& (4114, treat Liverpool for Melbourne, July B,IM. d li N., 102.14.40 W. from Lembo for port July 11, let. MA EOM. re ag e twos, from Land= for Awtralia, July 9, lat. 44 N, kw. 9 W. BOY KILLED BY LIOLITNINO.—On ing a thunderitcnn, a boy named Bantu 12 years, residing at Abbey Hey, Gorton, killed by lightning whilst {dosing a bedro body was afterwards found in the room it is supposed that his death was insts , [Advertiosesuat.)--AT WTI 1-I, akkikket. No. 4. lea{ Moe. aro mithima ths kat k Waklmork cd or haw tor am Emit Illsrshatan Staikti kkows. kW ging TAM Brak orders asemdi Alkkonhe sourissk er BIRTHS. 19, at Kiaptaace•Thaisaa, Y. M. Amid, at a soa. aitg.—Jolt' la. at Lawton. Madam* of alma. 000 c IL L. 0 Pll6.—J aly lXl9lin a a 11, at the Dkhor Pershiese, arc am. at Polsole,Temasy, &a, at a sea. aka-bora. HIATII.--lely IS. at Lytehett Ilatrayees UT. W. Bea% if • SOIL STU VENOM:III4 IS, at Illghbary-to venom, /leq., of a eon. SMELL—lacy 13, at Crichletrotel. awe* lag., of a daughter. LEILICDEB—TRAVERL—JuIy 11, at aratia. J. Alazaodar, d Bah" to et Sir W. 11 Bs. L. C. Teams, act, al 21A111AN-21EWST. — Jal7 12, at AU at Iprwtob, tit Amite, 9 -Z i r n 4/eledirtreekOavuath.again. nuoto.—J 12, at Idlaborgb ma of J. at - ir,R.:77ci.l6;u7k , Domfrumagro. to Ann*s, thanes, Shear. •111011.—Ialy 11. at Ilsigessall atll. bold Mao% lots d *a Ilath Itagalaatt IltULL.—apdl %at Nallastaa, Vogt edt 01 the Govatonsat to attaad =rittestir ran ant ook d nu* lainsath, mid IL 1110111311011 , 4 1 ma 11,11P:tot at Islaalopol. 1011111V e d la the Paula at *a ilth Hap was VW ma leas 800. No. ebetatCbarith Datil; sad Redo, , Dom aM aura of Oa lay. - Itattetr as mt 7 at Dm* Inlaid. 111, at sine'.''. ltf ma" Ma& . faloatlatt Sol., to Me ISdatoto WU* IR, 4:DO year of Mt WU L —On Saturday, dar• . Sunset Btophsrd, Rod Gorton Lancashire, el - 1 bedro o m window. ' Us , mos sash socilhogram l I Losobasess. !UMW, assianwassa, / ; as cd Mil yam% Dremimphelk . ter premeldhs. A Wen smdl leemel2l% Ige alma arab ba , It mot a maks gar . . AND DEATH& ..._ hums, the wife et tes IM Meth. the wire at W.O O, 'AM Busitu, tas wit. of i a a ay, Use Hid MIL W. I. rei i en History, UM .than . • 7-teases, the vat MJ, Be' * Mime; the vith at a I • 128. a 'reality maga. Tadao to Lags ihrisret, 201 10 , of imuson. OA. 2 Seale. 120 . asaghteriArrertol. ro A r is. mti. be ths 20.0.0 0 ' , r. Osensg, Ise, al Isleb" - ' ... . 6. al. Imitiiinids% MAI* NA in the AfA Pita W il. be bed tea PRWI 46II. ' e Mete primment Ott. , r the Isle 00 NA 44 . , 'WA millis66ll42le ' ON Illiall de 11.11111.11 i . ' inislarardmii_ Irt, d ; of agasaa. a the aw l _ , 2 Mr Asia &WA Pim - 4 imol. , 143.14166814.4"4 11.1 '1 as etm per. q., or tuat5.10.446 Ili' Z: kr: 4 Sc il l i 1 1.-femme. a oil 1T; VW MARKETS. LONDON WHKLT DOCK RETIMPL—Jurx 14. Imparts& Del vers& Pr. Iltock. 1 1394. Seoesi,W. India—maks 8,248 2,979 21,701 18,145 llawitlos 632 10,745 210,315 146,14 Bawl Itiled res bap 14019 9036 92,425 84,183 Ponies pkiro 6,959 6, , 551 221,508 333,743 Sams. B.P. oak. 286 37 612 737 Mobs bake 206 4,963 10,790 Oeyka bap 10 3,447 22,615 62.933 JocoA. 81. . bags 336 424 8,903 9,801 3,718 Itv i r4 l . l ladla ... 507 798 19,036 11,068 TA .WW. The tallow market has banana Mims Friday. sad rather hisbrs ;Mess have lowa paid la all pesWeme. We de ast think that mem lave owl Oast jest arrer apes the wide. eel the iseemmat 'Moe milined le bibs eseestumes at • Less eimmilea the spot, sat a thet the quantity at haste gestesebsth hare eat ii i = l sbert of an averap this arm Med to whirl It is well Mews id the ousatity arelasid la Reeds is nue term ea ammo. Valleeiptisel eireamstaaasa drersibre, vs asey ex rem a high romps et kr the mat twelve ametbs. To. dq tiat market hes edemmel pa r .wt. sod we have allitui se the imat. I. D saw, We. N.; dd. 5 a; aIl aleNowni, 535. el; Oat. and liaaa OM. N. ha ifa. t a tt iamad sigeratio nbandra Na id. Th e stook of axes is saw ass, sad E a r* la mem mom quite so. Wad. Meath Amelia is for rates; 638.6 d. Is the no Weld maim fee Or piety ; A chap, Us. to is. 6d. ; Met, Us. ed. to Ma.; sift el% 4th 11. le M. ad.; caw nut Cookie. ela ; trio.. 41a. limed ell. 428. IL to 611 . 37 L Id• ; t allow Who, 47.. ad. ; town team. ila id. ad soL-linna Puri Smith and Merles' avatar. COTTON.—Lreutpooi, Jinx 14.—The market closed with a very %NM& and pima me maw as ea Pridg. The mks were 1,111/ 101111afteliele ewe tlat aad me ads, riffila MO leanaM ei rtilid.to e 7d°7 B 2oo Bahia, at Rd. to aid.; NO Neoptio, at ft& to sad .00 Sant, at 4d. to 41d. per lb. Lamb ime Tbareday, AlN ted.; beim CATTLia.—LIVIRPOOL. JOLT 18.—We expeneated a ready ale for alum and lambs; but cattle Via; thaw sale, and a number I waB Yet mold. Beef, bid. otts, aid. to 804 lamb, 6id. to did. 00ALL—Lartwer, Joir 16.—Belee wit Nertley, IN. 9d. ; &bide Wise Hartley, lye. id. ; Ceekseefe Htrllq, Me. ; Realms' Bartley. Mb. id. ; Howard's He.; Lou , ridge% Weet Henley, Ms. Wed id.; Ntir Ei rLey illigi Her Be. 9d.; Taaidd User gam, Ha. dd.; Welt MBA 17e. Wylmin, 17LN. LIM, Ind Goolorth. IN. ea.; bi logemia*l s s. iIL ; Woe Mad BOW. N i ails Itilmsm. 1.6.; all. MI I/Wow Us. Walk 16. i Walls Mid Stewart% Ils. ed.; WON Med Wilßeedi, ; We& Owedee, 29e. dd.; Wells MA &ma Iliedeiseil, 20e. dd. ; Here. Merthyr. 225.; lerotwes 031 m, Me. id. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE ARRIVED. /rein-at Onvessed. July 16, hats.. Aida-66 Plll. July 14, Hem Acanoarte-itt Dial, July 14, trio _ Amur lizetarr-at reidestla. July 14. ham Odds Aim-at reldeude, July If, true Alererida Ass WLarrou-se Peek July 14, from = 1 Aurese-et Duel. Alp 16, floes atiossai-at Limped. July 16, tram li. Jahr% 113. Moms-al Lieerped. July 16, fro& irseerder am (e.)-at Liverpool, July 16, tram New York estrum-at Liverpsd. July 16, Has ...... klessadrio i lleeste-ot Limped. July 16, bar ... Mobile Aparrear-at Liverpool, Juli fo t km .......... --= ems-at liverrrel. July 16, Beverar-et edJ 16, tram .... - Piot , - rases iizas-at Liverpool, July 16, ide1L...........-..„1 0-- Ban.iioier-at Tolaioutls, July 14, 0vid „ ..... SOS Mw-et Mem* July 14, trar..... - BIM Irroor-et Onmermsd, July 16, 5t0n...„....... I Beasu-at Ltvorpod, July 16, fr0m....--.......-....- Bsoaant•-st Liverpool. July 16, tram....... Neelournr- Crime-et Liverpool, July 14 fred..----..- .... Oporto Coconerrs-at Liverpool. uly 16, tram Oporto Otaarpte-et Liverpool, July 1., traw...-...-... Ainurirla Qom Tazeouoa-at Ourvaiesd, July 16, tram- -... -0015116 Cammarre drue-et Gravesend, July IS, tram -.Hairier. Ornerre or Larose-at Over lad, July 16, tram Heribrag Ordrerrue-at Dear, July lb, ircat. Alder Carreare at Aim" July 14, Moo ounagazies-stlisilloot. IL, Julall, trare.....-- DOLPILIII-at 11111 ... J. .13, Doaa-414:1 - iuly 14. tr0e5.................. lloolon Leavoiret July 111, tram ... lit. Jobs% Ka I iluderes-el July 14 km.. - .Nar Viet Nina GISSIMM-at Demi. July IS, tr0m.................. IL Mu. lireerld Isireath. July 14, taut-- „.- ..Alsosid. Worst llelosanal, Jell A ireat trani..... ...... ..........z a = ammor-66 Ow% July 13, - • ... idlioadm-416 rkuy tram ...- ...... -... Wel Sweamso-at award, J uly 11, tram.... -..Pusta Ands lielir-et Ones Neraureisimi-aelswiltvel:uazytiJulY 16, from New Orions fro porp- et Liverpool. J IS, from EVIIMIIMall&A-Ge UPII7IOOO. July 16, fICOL allialiii EVAIIIIIIIIIIMAII-et lailllloo4 Jul, le. hvol•-•••••• . Lin= Poue-el Liverpool, July 16. trad irmesour-et Orsverestl. July 16. trad.-.----.. Beedird nacre at Oraddri, July 15. trod =tarressee-eirersosttle. July 14. - iris AWN'S& rallesed. July IS, tra5........... - Ardillidu ra....--st Mood. 341 y 14. 4414■•••••---.... 04.2xwa•-•4 Dad. July 16. Hon . . ..... .......-......„-= thotat.reo-at clordlif, July IS, Had....... ........ - . -dim 01T011-44 flidwasio, July 15, trod ...„............ilealldedies Gerrnsr-st Illeedeek, July IS, trod .. .- .... ..............Tddmit Oreremars-44 doeuma. July 14, had. Orions filerearseado-s4 Plyareelli, July 111 fre5.........-.--irdie au moorr-is 414441441 1 4 111 . 141 y 14 . 11414 " Ism Onumuer-et Olds terelle. July le. Has - . New Trek Odom re Ilear-et iidirpool. lily 16, Irea. - .....3b Omit Homy Oesem--a6 lidZeoli July IS. frad............. Jedielid klas-st SeHleutiir a i ma a r A p i .. a l li r l 'epired. July 15, tram.. -.... .... ....adoirder Harm Neleirra.-et Ourseratk July IS. kgr..-.......-- Ogle Illired-46111, - ' ISt frank ......-...... ... Dmisrk idoxims-8141166.6666 6 . ' 1,14 kola. --......- -= RowesaT-610sawear A 16, amour 0mar9661661 s:re •'= _ Mat" Jdj lies.. qmpile. " MAYI4. • 14. tram ..—.—.... 1 _......rasoue—et &1. - 71 Q! Imouriv—et lull 1 . " iseresammirot Cork Pomo. ._, besisio—er Liverpool. July 11, km loesass.e—at Liverpool. Jul If, from Llyeepeel, My IS, Prow Prime adverd'e Liu Jaw., Limo—at July 10 Jews 'romans—el July If. lleossaah Jame—at Liverpool, hiIIISA-11 IA ilf= ri z s i; Joss Hoare — at lf. Jopo—st Tolmeratb. .1= Jose Cooromeneu—st Joems—on Falmouth. July 11, laamms—at foromuoulls, July 144 ....7 1 . r 4 1 1 I RFA Ju . l,y i tem. .111/ team..........11t10m .............. tovzit* '~.~; ~ Ptlalid Val ritei W U M "p=. , Mil NM 11110111 • .1 tr 4 , 4 J. • • • J. otp • • -1 e , f o.* 4•1. " 110 , ' • e• a as as • Os 10 , - a s r'• ki at h as ale « 17 411 • .0 €1 r Z I• i • a ) ) 1 1 1 / Z. w r g t 1 t 1 w II : I 1 : 1 I . 4 • t 1 I