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London, England, 1858-09-06 00:00:00

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To Liverpool about 800 bales of compressed cotton
were engaged at 5-32 d. to id. ; 60 tons of fustic at
10s. It was stated that the steamship Great Britain
was filled up with compressed cotton at id. ; and
200 bbls. crude turpentine were taken by sailing
packet at 2s. per 280 lbs. There was nothing of
moment reported for Glasgow or London.

LATEST BY TELEGRAPH via HALIFAX.
NEW YORK, AUG. 26.

Our cotton market is quiet, the sales of the past
two days amounting to only 1,000 bales. Prices are
not lower, but the tendecy is downward. The mar=
ket for flour is dull, and prices have declined 20 to
15 cents. per barrel, Wheat also has a drooping
tendency, and the quotations are 2 to 4 cents, per
bushel lower. Indian Corn is steady, at the quota-
tions advised per mail. Provisions generally exhibit
no change of moment, and the demand is steady.
The stock market shows no material change.
Messrs. Neill Brothers and Co. report as a sup-
plement to their circular that the cotton markets
generally are firmer, owing probably to the light
receipts and the lateness of the new crop. Their
accounts represent the worms as causing some de-
struction among the growing plants.

NEW ORLEANS, AUG. 25.

Our cotton market is slightly easier to-day, but
without actual change in prices. The sales of the
two past days were 1,000 bales.
HALIFAX, AUG. 26.
Her Majesty's steamer Gorgon arrived here this
evening fri:&'Newfoundland.

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Mary's invalid depot to await au inspection by the
Chelsea Board. Among the troops who are most
severely wounded are -several men of the 61st Re-
giment,: which- particularly distinguished itself
underßrigadikr Nicholson in the capture of. Delhi.
111-oft of the men belonging to that corps -cOo have
been invalided home have lost an arm, or have been
otherwise severely wounded as to necessitate their
immediate discharge irons the service.

MILITIA.

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The Essex Rifles (Militia) will assemble to-mor-
row (Tuesday), and will be quartered in the camp
at Colchester.

The sth West York Militia is to axsemble at
Knaresborough on the 28th inst. for 21 day' train-
ing. This regiment has given a great many volun-
teers to the line since its training in October last,
and a considerable number have also been trans-
ferred to embodied regiments of militia.
The Cardigan Militia will assemble for 21 days'
training on the sth of October next.

(The following apit, red in
evening

WEIGHTS FOR Ti
Age st. lb.

Fisherman . . 5 10 4
Saunterer . . . 4 9 12
Vedette . . . 4 9 12
Leamington . . 5 9 4
Yorkshire Grey . 5 9 4

Ignoramus . . 4 8 11
Warlock . . . 5 8 9
Zuyder Zee . . 4 8 7
Pole Star , . . 6 8 7
Odd Trick . . . 4 8 7
Gunboat . . . 4 8 7
The Roman Candle 4 8 3
Black Tommy . 4 8 3
Underhand . . 4. 8 2
Vandermulin . . 5 8 2
Riseber . . . . 4 ' 8 1
King of the Isles . 4 8 1
El Hakim . . . 4 8 1
Mary . . . . 6 8 1
Special Licence . 4 8 0
Beadsman . . 3 8 0
Sir Colin . . . 4 8 0
Pretty Boy . . . 6 7 13
Vanity . . . . 4 7 12
Kestrel . . . . 5 7 9
Mr. Sykes . . . a 7 8
Melissa . . . . 5 7 8
Fitz-Roland . . 3 7 7
The Hadji . . . 3 7 7
The Alderman . . 3 7 7
Hepatica . . . . 3 7 7
Cockatoo . . . 6 7 6
The Bird in the

Hand . . , . 4 7 .6
Eircirlecelson. 34
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Tom Thumb . . 5 7 5
Ruination . . . 5 7 5
Somerset . . . 4 7 5
Rosa Bonheur. . 4 7 4
Vandyke . . . 3 7 3
Jordan . . . 3 7 3
Prioress . . 5 7 2
B g Anton. . . . 4 7 2
Madame de Chan-
tilly . . . . 4 7 2
Longrange . . 3 7 2
Knight of Kars . 3 7 2
Sedbury . 3 7 1
King of the Gipsies 5 7 1
Sweet William. . 4 7 1
Malacca . 5 7 1
The Brewer . 5 7 0
Cawood 3 7 0
Poodle . . . aged 7 0
Ravenstondale . 3 613
Charleston. . . 5 6 13
The Peer . . . 3 613
Barbarity . . . 4 612
Wilton. . . . 3 6 12
Lifeboat . . 3 6 12
Broadlands . 3 6 12

Tunstall Maid : 3 612
Farmer's Son . . 3 6 12
Physician, by
Chanticleer . 3 6 11
Herne 3 6 11
King of Sardinia
Supple Jack .
Ch. g. by Epirus,
out of Elcot's

darn . . , •• . 4 610
Pahnister . . . 3 6 10
Montague . . . 3 610
Blackthorn . . 3 6 10
The Tattler ". . 4 6 8
Pensioner . • . . 3 6 8
Robin, by Burgundy 3 6 8

WEIGHTS FOR THE
Age. st..lb.
Fisherman . . . 5 10 0
Vedette . . . . 4 9 12
Lance . . .
Odd Trick . . . 4 9 0
Ignoramus . . . 4 8 11
Theodora - . . 5 8 11
Vandermulin . . 5 8 7
Mdlle. de Chantilly 4 8 7
Malacca . . . . 5 8 7
Bourgeois . . . a 8 7
Gunboat . . . 4 8 6
Warlock . . . 5 8 6

King of the Isles 4 8 6
The Roma& Candle 4 8 4

Risober

4 8 4

Black Tommy
Mary . .
Stork . .

.4 8 3
.6 8 3
.5 8 2

Vanity . .
Beadsman .

4 8 2
3 8 1

King of Scotland . 5 8 0
Glenmasson . . 4 8 0
Kestrel . . . . 5 8 0
Underhand . . 4 8 0
El Hakim . . 4 7 13
Bird-in-the-. Hand 4 7 11
King of the Fort.st 4 7 11
Nelson . . . . 4 7 11
Anton ._ • . . 4 710
Rosa Bonheur . 4 710
Fitzroland . . . 3 7 9
Pretty Boy . . 6 7 9
The Hadji . . . 3 7 9
Mr. Sykes . . . a 7 8
Hepatica . . . 3 7 8
Br. to Bird-on-the-
Wing . . . . 5 7 8
Sweet William . . 4 7 7

Loyola . . .
Eclipse . . .
Gildermire . .
Sneeze . . .

.4 7 7
.3 7 7
.3 7 6
.4 7 6

Barbarity
Fright . .

Johnson. and Alinosa ; and.the Noon Stakes I shall assign
to Brother to Chanoine,sse.

The Match between Pcrodle and Prioress will excite
much interest. I shall_ " stand ": the horse. Fis lerman
and Borderer will fight their Stamford battle over again,and I shall expect Fisherman 'to revenge himself +n Bor-
derer. Wanderer may carry off the County Plate.! Adu-
lation and Contract are " fancies" for the Nursery.
The Town Plate will perhaps fall to Sampson. ,
BAN-Anil—This animal, engaged in the St. Leger, wtti
sold last year to Mr„l-liil for £2O, and is out of traiiiing.
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A FRESH SA-IT.

WARWICK- R ACE S.---SuNDAY NIGHT.

The following horses have arrived :—Contract, Ghla colt,
Fisherman, Joyeuse, Artist, Singleton, Odd Trick, Negress,.
-and Nassau.

MALTON.—SUNDAY NlGHT.—Grreculus Esuriens left
here this evening for Warwiell
NEWMARKET.—SUNDAY NlGHT.—Princess, Adulation,
and Loyalty arc expected to leave here for Warwick.

our Third Edition of Saturday

:E CESAREWITCH.

Age et. lb.
kWrestler • . . 3 6 7
Sydney . . . 4 6 7
The Happy Land 3 6 7
Fadladeen. . . . 3 6 7
Gorsehill . . . 3 6 7 '
Clydesdale . . 3 6 7
Westminster . . 6 6 7
Medallion . . . 3 6 6
Gouvieux . . . 3 6 6
Ventre St. Gris . .3 6 6
Minnie . . • 4 6 5
York . . . • 3 6 4
Compromise . . 3 6 4
Charles 11. . 3 6 4
Rocket . . . 3 6 4
Bald-faced Stag . : 3 6 4
Omar Pacha .
Julia
Botany . . .
Duch. of Sutherland 4 6 1
Rosati . . . . 5 6 1
Wouvermans . . 3 6 • 1
Satinstone . . 3 6 0
Queenstown ..+f 3 6 0
Triton . . . 6 6 0
Princess Royal • 3 6 0
Grand Secret . 3 5 13
English Rose . 3 5 13
Peeress . • . 3 5 13
Sampson . . . 3 5 13
Lady Dot . • 3 513
Scribbler . . . 3 5 13
Tricolour . . 4 5 12
Gleesinger . . 4 5 12
Ancient Briton. . 3 5 12
T. P. Cooke. . 3 5 12
Costrel . . . 3 5 11
Trabuco . . . 3 5 11
-Worcester . . 4 5 11
Childrey . . . 3 5 10
Zouave . . . . 3 5 10
Amaryllis . . . 3 5 10
Darling . . .
Swale 3 _5 10
Matlas . . .
Honeytree . .
Hydromel . .
Ethiopian . .
Gala colt . . •
Knight of the Tour-
nay . . . 3 5 8
Martha . . . . 3 5 8
Cock-a-doodle-doo 3 5 7
Night Ranger • 3 5 3
Janet . . . . 4 5 3
Queen Bess . . 4 5 2
Masaniello . . . 3 5 2
Nelly, by Melbourne 3 5 2
Negress . . . 3 5 2
Ch. c. Weston . 3 5 2
Courier • . 3 6 1
Excelsior . . . 3 5 0
Turned-loose . • 3 4 10
Gin
Fearful . . .
Bianca Capella • 3 410
Cornboro' . . 3 4 8
Br. to Pumicestone 3 4 7
Benefield . . 3 4 5
Cytherus • . 3 4 4
Bellona . . . . 3 4 4
Beacon . . .
Lady Williams • 3 4 0
Belle
Esperance . .
Ch. g. Lansdown
Arsenal . .

CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
Age. st.lb.
. 3 610
. 3 6 10
ElanChe of Middle-

Simpleton .

Oteiiehill

bie
Botany . . .
Ventre St. this

Leont,es . . . . 3 6 9
Costrel . . .
Robin 3 6 8
Thornhill . .
Pensioner . .
Princess Royal
Westminster .

Antinous. . . . 3 6

Wrestler . . . . 3 6 7
Lady Alice . . . 3 6 7
Zouave . . . . 3 6 7

Cock-a-doodle-do 3 6 6
Star of the East . 3 6 6

Gleesinger . . 4 13 6
Charles the Second 3 6 6

Satinstone . . . 3 6 6

Duneany . . . 3 6 5
Bald-faced Stag . 3 6 4
Medallion . . . 3 6 4

English Rose . . 3 6 4
Go-ahead . . . 3 6 4
Wouvermans . . 3 6 4
Admiral Lyons . 4 6 4
Scribbler . . . 3 6 4
Terrific . . .
Julia

3 6 3
..3 6 2
..4 6 2
4 6 2
3 6 2

Harry Stanley
Goelette .
Glen Eagle
Tricolor .
lioneytree . .

Caghostro .
Trovatore . .