... B. P. SUGAR.—Dublin.—The market has continued tai paralysis until within the last two or three days, when business has been done at about Is. decline from the prices lat week. Ordinary browns, 475. to 4%.; middling, 50s. to 525. Montreal, July 14.—The stock of flour in Montreal is large, tat very little can be sold at present prices, which quoted 22t.lir superfine and extra fine, and 21s. for ...

... Wednesday Evening. 1 The funds not quite so good to-day as they closed yesterday, although the news from Paris the successful results of the elec. ,ions . so far they had proceeded, gave a momentary impulst to the market, under th£ naence which consols were .done at 96 for money. As was, they declined subsequently, and left off 95J to for money, and 96 to 4 for time. Reduced Threes, to |. ...

... The Watertcitch. A notice, by Stilwell and Sons, appears last night's Gazette, to the olficers and company of this sloop, under the command of Lieut. 11. J. Mats on, that an account, proceeds of tonnage, bounties, and value of the hull of the brigantine, name unknown (2), supposed to be the Flor de Loando, seized on the 2nd of May, 1841, would deposited in the Registry of the High Court ef ...

... OOODWOOD RACES.—'THVKSHAY The Deciding lieat for the govs Sweeps, between and King of Morven, was won by the former, canter, ltun in 1 minute seconds. The of Richmond's Plate of 100 sovs. New mile. March's Winchester, 7st lib (Abdale) 1 Mr. Crockford's St. Lawrence Mr. Bowcs's Ukrainr, 71b The following also atarte#., l»ut were not placed:—E venus, Bst 121b; 21b : Alva nicy, 7st bib; Sir ...

... HOISE OF LORDS.—Yesterday. Present the Lord Chancellor and Lay Peers. Bowbn r. Evans.—This appeal has been before the now si* whole days. The nr.aterial facts of the case have been already reported in the Daily News. Mr. Bctiiell, for the respondents, finished his argumea s morning, and Mr. Turner, on the same side, proceedet with his to the rising of the house, when the furthei hearing was ...

... MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—Leicester. J lly 31. The commissions for this town and county were opened yesterday by Mr. Justice Coleridge, Mr. Justice Patteson being left Derby to the civil business. The town calendar only contained the names three prisoners, all of whom pleaded guilty to the offences they were charged with Sharing committed. In the county, the number of prisoners* is also few; but there ...

... CRICKET.—Kint r. Exglaxd.—Retcrs Match.—On Monday the Prat of the return matches of the Marvlebonc Club was commenced at Canterbury, in the presence of very numerous and fashionable assemblage. The preliminary arrangements for the match, however, were no small decree interfered with bv some of those casualties which occasionally occur in cricket. First, in consequeace of the accident Mr. A. ...

... in the following healing properties of Holloway's Ointment have made many tnals of the ointment cases chrome which several year*'experience in the West Indies taught me to«- sider as incurable. lam now happy tat that all eases it really and truly efficacious. (Signed) E. Binns, M.D , V B.A.J>» —Holloway's ointment will cure bad leg*, however long sttnffl'jj likewise the msAt obstinate cases ...

... The railway market displayed rather extraordinary activity yesterday, and the transactions were an extensive scale, accompanied with an actual improvement of prices in many cases, and in nearly all with greater firmness and a tendency upwards. Among the old lines in request advanced rates may be noticed the Birminghams, Brightons, South Westerns, &c. Among the new lines, represented by scrip, ...

... MIDLAND ClRCUlT.—Warwick, August 5. The commission for this division of the county was opened last night. The present Assizes will be heavier on the whole than has been known the last few years. The calendar contains the names 63 prisoners. Among them we find one charged with administering poison, with intent to murder ; one with manslaughter; eight with burglary; two for bigamy; several for ...

... LANCASHIRE. Burning Female with a Bar op Iron.—At the Liverpool borough sessions, just concluded, Robert Jeffreys, who was lately committed to trial fcy Mr. Rushton, a charge of having wantonly burnt female by thrusting heated bar of iron from the smithy underneath the print shop at the corner of King-street, South Castls-strcet, through the grating of the parapet, where she was standing, was ...

... NORTHERN ClRCUlT.—Newcastle, Saturday. Prescriptive Right Incumbent to Tithes. Knight Clerk v. the Marquis of Waterfoiid.—The right of the reverend plaintiff to tithes in the manor of Ford, this county, from time immemorial, has at differ ent periods been attempted to be established by proceedings at law, without success. In the nt action the representative of the church proceeded not only to ...