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Liverpool Cotton Market—This Day.

Sales, probably about 10,000 bales.

SPORTING INTEL LIGENCE—This Day.

READING RACES-THIS DAT.
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
THAMES HANDICAP.

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Discretion 1
Norma 2
Defy
3
Six ran. Winner objectod to.

THE ATLANTIC CABLE AND THE CARRYING SHIP.
—Mr. W. H. Russell's account of the condition of the
Groat Eastern, with her full freight and supply of coals
on board, is not flatttoring. The entire load is full twenty-
five thousand tons, and With that she is alarmingly deep in
the water, besides presenting the appearance of sagging
amidships. We do not know that these symptoms are
mitigated by the repeated delays in starting. By the Scotia
yesterday, whose news comes down to the 16th inst., we
have no assurance that up to that date the Great Eastern
had even loft the Nore. Before she could make Valentia
Bay, and get the cable spliced, we fear tho end of the
month will be found rapidly approaching. And in spite of
the opinion of those who do the special touting for the
enterprise, wo incline to the opinion that August is not the
best month for a North Atlantic voyage, in which there shall
by a general absence of anything approaching to a storm.
With her present enormous load, the Great Eastern would
probably be found as hard to manage as she has bean
eaon
other occasions. These facts may as well bo borne in mind
by those who are sanguine of the immediate success of the
work.—New York Times, July 27.
THE STEAM RAM AGINCOURT.—LIVERPOOL,
Thursday.—The ironclad ram Agincourt, built for
her Majesty's service by Messrs. Laird, of Birkenhead, left
her moorings in one of the adjacent locks of the Great
Float to-day, and proceeded under steam, but convoyed by
the tugs Hercules and Storm King, to a prepared anchorage
in the Sloyno. The Agincourt, we believe, loaves the
Mersey before her time, and in consequence of some unex-
pected notice from the Lords of the Admiralty. Her masts
have not been "stepped," and at present lie on the deck
secured, although it was intended when the Aginoourt
did leave the Mersey that she would do so with every-
thing in its place on board. However, on Saturday next,
unless the Admiralty again change their mind, the Agin-
court will leave the Mersey for Portsmouth, a mere hull
with engines on board. Captain Paynter, R.N., is at pre-
sent in charge of the ship.