... IRISH MkRKETS. * BELFAST MARKS TS-SATURDAY, SEPT. 24. BOROUGH MARrKET OFFICIAL PRICES. Pr~oe)isioas.-Pork, 37s fid to 47s per 120lbs.; Butter, lump, 12d por lb.; orock, lid to l1ld per do.; firkin, lid to i14d per do. Vegetnables.-Potatoeos, Crufflesh2s 4d to 2s 8d per eot.; White Rooks, is 8d to 2s 2d per do, fiay and Storw.-Hay, upland, 3s 3d to 4s per owt.; rneadow, 2s 3d to Ss per lo.; ...

... MILITARY and .AWAVAL INTELLIG3EJNCE. General Sir George A. Wetherall, the Adjutant-General, has re- sumed his military duties at the Horse Guards after temporary leave of absence. The colonelcy of the 1st Royal Surrey Militia has become vacant by the death of Colonel William Home Sumner, who died at his seat, near Guildford, on Saturday last. Colonel Sunmuer had been attached to the regiment ...

... S COTS BANKRUPTS. SEQUESrTATIONS. ,T: and T. Coats and Co., thread manulactisrers in Paisley-creditors meet in the Rose and Thistli Hotel, County Place there, 27th September, two o'clock- John Martin, IV.S., 32 Great King Street, Edinburgh, agent. The Rev. Thomas Buchanan, doctor in divinity, minister of the church and parish of Methven, Perth- ,shire, deceased-creditors meet in the Royal ...

... LONDON EXCHANGE-YESTLRDAr. . : SHIARES. Gensolslfor Account V5j 4 .Excheq'r B (lhrge)-93 26 pm Do. ftoney_. 951 l Do: (snsall). ,_2S 26 pm 8!per:Cents._ 0,mniumn,.. Bank Stock - Mexican n_ - r.AILWAYS. Arnbe-gate 1 G 3 Man., Shef, & Lin. -_ 35 6 Caledonian 87. S4 MidlandO1.ns-__1042 64 Dto. Profvreneco 100 2 Do. Halves--- East Anglian ?? - NoytIh itisl_.._. .35D 1 Eastern Counties 551 6j Do ...

... MONDAY EVENING. Froi The mining market to-day wats active. Shares in owfnP West C ?? Clifford, Wheal Trelawney, tohs ad Gramnbler and St. Atubyn, North Downs, Hingaton. groulni flown, and Tamar Consols, were in good demand, at batter advanced prices. Stray Park 8hares declined tol14f, 9cr IC sellers. Wheal Margaret were flat, at 55, 1sellers.peu Transactions have taken place between the ...

... COTTON GOODS. -MANCHESTER, SEPT. 24.- The transactions of the week in cloth have not been on a large scale, but the improved tone consequent an the better corn- tnercial news from India and China on Tuesday has been steadily maintained, and buyers manifest greater confidence. There have been some fair orders booked for India and China shirtings, at rather fuller prices than could be obtained ...

... MONEY MARKWT. ?? I The funds opened this THuasnAY EVENING. The funds opened this morning with a firm ap- pearanLe, and at one period a fresh advance of -r per cent. was attained, notwithstanding the diversion of attention to the -new Indian Loan. A check was then given by news of a fresh decline on the Paris Bourse, where, apart from the sensitiveness incidental to the pending settlement, the ...

... fUTaS STRIr 12V INH B UIL.D1Y'G T.RAYRS. There is little or no change in the relative posi- tion of the parties In this unfortunate affair. At a meeting of the operatives in the iron and metal trades, held on Thursday evening, a resolution was adopted, pledging the meeting to support those on strike. The sum received from bodies of sympathising workmen in the provinces by the conference on ...

... I SHIPPING INTELLIGENcE. I CA ASUALTY. Aohpab, Captain Alten, from Hartlepool to Cronstadt, with eoals, was fallen in with in lat. 57 N., Ion. 6 E., In a sinking stare, and tha crew taken off and landed here. She loundered in about a quarter ofan hour after she had been abandoned.-Antvwerp, Sept. 21. A R it I V B D. ANemnAr.-atCorke, SeptOmber21. fom,, ?? Ibrll AsPHaLoN-at Deal, September 22, ...

... GT ASGOW COMBIERCIAL NEWS. .WEINESDAY EVxINGO. At tb6 London Stock Exchange. to-day, Consolse opened gnod, ard advanced, closing firm. ' New Indian loan strong, at as further advance on large purcliases. The closing'prices,; ?? fur money and account, 95a J; 3 per Oents,, 96g I ; Bank Stock, 223 225; Exchequer Bills, large and small, 20 24 pram. ?? firmnly, and lcftoffrnuchia~ter. ltid- land ...

... SCOTCHI BANKRUPTS. - ?? - - 1 - _ - _ -1I. a (From the EdinburahGasetteof Yesterday.) d L ' ?? SePtember 1. JouN TOSHACe, wright at Cowdenbeath, in a W the county of Fife. Creditors to meet within Milne's Hotel, T ?? Street, Dunfermlinc, 13th September, at twelve ti o'clock. September 3. JAMES CABIPBELL, mercantile accountant, 15 S Elder Street, Edinburgh. Creditors to meet within Steven- a ...

... CAPTURE. AND EXAMINATION OF HUGHES, THE ABSCONDING BANKIUPT ATTORNEY. I It+- TI-.A E ?? . ?? _ ?? t--t ?? ?? _ . . sac 2X-01'1VIN VXU JD&AIICU FE A-EX It E Y. Mr. David Hughes, lately carrying on business as au at- tornty at 13 Gresham Street, city, whio absconded from his creditors in July, 1858, leaving behind him liabilities to the extent of about £200,000, was brought up at the Gdild ...