... HEREFORD BLIC WOOL SALES. THe Season will take place at HEREFORD, on THIRD PUBLIC WOOL SALE for the ESDAY, the 6th SEPTEMBER, For which early consignments are respectfully requested. Sheets lent free of Apply to W. GREAME & Co. Wool Brokers, LATEST INTELLIGENCE. AMERICA. Times Telegram. New Yorx, Avcust 12.—The news from Mobile is still exclusively from Confederate sources. Despatches to the ...

... GERERAL IN LIG The Court of Exchequer was occu with a knotty point— let into stone, for the rent of ‘mill they The court decided be Raacep Scaoot Faru.—We understand that this scheme has been very and that the bility em- of . & have been in the 4 were or in motherless, are deserted by their parents, 7 are homeless, 35 are the offepring of and 5 tke careless of their only eight Aboat four acres ...

... A diplomatic dispute has arisen between the Government of the United State* and that of Austria. Austria ha* offered a* *0 ultimatum the alternative of the American Government re ...

... will W .t be given, are charged as Advertisements. MARRIED. . mh inst., at Ipswich, Charles Smith, Esq., On tue * Warwickshire, to Catherine Henrietta, P ancb f ..hter of Mr. R. W. Foster, Ipswich. Jd^ aang t gt j ames ' 8j Piccadilly, Ernest Oa the ?? ins b ' arri _ ter . at _ laW) of 4 ...

... REVIEW OP THE CORN TRADE DURING THE LAST WEEK. (From the Marie-Lane Express.) Business at Mark Law has not been active, but the feeling hat been strongly «» favour of an improvement. The arrivals Wheat coastwue into the port of London have been quite moderate, and very little has been brought forward land carriage from the neighbouring counties. The transactions on Wednesday were on quite a| ...