The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-05 00:00:00

11 iTAL IliD MLLITARY. ggDCCTION OP THE 1N74121121f STANDARD. TM following Circular Memorandum to the Ro gow Depertment am been toned:— " Horn Onerds, Sept. 1, 1867. Tbe seenderd of remits (men and lads) for all regiments c i liate, is reduced to 5 feet 5 leeches, the ago r a aseiel in the lea schedule —By command of leis ma t Neils the General Counnanding-in-Clilet G. A. WITHIN-it.; A.o.' aIIIHRUXIr, SIIPTLYEER 4.—Arronintarre.— steete Awietsate 0. C. Larkin, to the Diairta, 12, taw an op, et Pertemeath Dav e. D. Matt, to the Cootie; tt. N em saw slip, et nport R. It Comte, to the isidirirlisel demi sloop, at De►aaport ; V. H. i dep llam le-wheal steam Meets, it Wort, eserimieeei ;as T. W. Weber, to the NI" .. Amu troop ship, for particular melee. SHEERNESS, Barr. 4. lb. Viacomlee, 24 guns, Captain Wallace Hom o" his whoa at the Little Nora from the Pacific. The Choctirtilir it gene, sew screw deem frigate, Cap. N i n Ifsiess„ Y crimpisting her coding at the coal depot at ha P. Berk She it oder present orders to leave gheer• NOM TINIAIIy melt. She is fairly but not fully manned. Ode have been received to complete her complemmt (as fir mem be dens at Ilitennele) of able mown in preference lisq fibers* Ming for acting service hare. nos end 3e punt time no able seamen in the station /WA abeam marble fir drafting into ships fitting for odes =vim The ForsaideLle, Icsard.ahip of °Winery, pptep Sepedneendent John Jerrie Tucker, ie nearly 100 lint dber emplement for harbour duty. The Edinburgh, NNW germ perd-ship, Captain Edward P. Helmet!. le 80 d st d I. compleomt for ditties required in the atoms teem HEIMRAL HAVELOCK. It =IV set le gemerally known that this gallant ems, Wier areihr become one of the met ftzfulisz to MIA ere smog the moor opleadid Meracos of err a ges gen whidt we wow alvelishis our emu= leek I Wheat the bloke et the Wwz, sad a rihr et elleededird *Eds. Ale haw, Wither Hamra, Req., we welleterwa thrower sad eseilttor, rordlag at Feed muss of W. Hey,. Req., Where the ales le dielirrehei se adobes% were bees. orr, Celled Wfflere Havelock well ✓em is ell re Paresis lad Wear! Gas the met derma minim elkees au rrho rarer, hi et the heed of the 14th Ught Am ▪er be ere at the Weedy mergewers the kW The rent repreeeradve red 'abject of of o ..I .. ceer Feriae trough • keg int Artlool'll'64 sae soon la dr greet miler et Need•Werwa Wipeshlly le the oo of Ur Merles Napier bdie r preelet re post of ftatoffueongl d. 8.401 Preikect, a mai kledg to be d erged, ff Providers mere bin ter the oe.pwdea of the grist week width he sreenededly Wes, tw the higher the merge tea dad. Thin we sot wares swarm smewi w te e who w met ere , re meteor ad wit, d die o f the nasal deers whisk ioneheilowed the era la ley, rd me way werietly bore that it meal yet bear *ewe • seer le kis rime caner of retributive edger al Yawn Orb will alike retied distinction be the a rn d io: a r sal 40 leollemit beam le the tows which claim* re kr& —,Sueeder . Pinacon, Sam 3.—The Lords of the Admiralty Weed be la the Miens sham-yacht bout Holyhead at Itli mireir. Thar lordships here been exceedingly day, a& ire ado e morsel inepection cri the r the line of em-biact. abith lt we 01, bat which will cow warmly take L".= tiMmn.'=l".ll, nee saefeni • 6.•,..hkai, eel the anal ball-holiday great& the me bar The herd will proceed on to Cork it far Weis& *drams SOUL MUMMY AC ‘OTYY, WOOLWICE.--h =tof Ile &mead for oaken of the Royal Artillery, ea the revolt in ladle a& th Cokere mesper ß. ellem et liesins, ad= have ben recolvail In fly LA., ammo( of the Roy& Makary Asmia, to rpm tar primes cadets ef the practical elms he ear dims al the earller porn& pried. A mret lam terle, hem whisk it appears thet tereely mht enu Ml melee _-, is the Boyd Artillery es the to Maier rid teary ea is let November. Older &Aid Se putrid arm an do reedy for coemarkee it elewarl Nagrein; sad the hiring cadets ef the int &es her bra dreamed to the practical elese at Re bar ieneelm-1. Omar% Deere; 2. Oerege C. laterles;_ S. Hwy F. Phalan*, • 4. Hain N. Boner ; I. Datil R. ;6. A. W.lforeromerie; 7. Trams C. lir el 0. ils J.C. D. Mary ; f. Arthur J. Bab; 10. Nary M. Ideamem ; it. (neer J. Birgetuat The Ortdine of Malta ratans the fallowing : 'We bar Or the Raba, et War hes approved a o f the sp. &ere of the J a leg m lie ur h malkelle . edis way Crlm il s le lir be ea emirs fa this war. bee lar A i r Mala the et &Ay rade sow &wi the amp . Georgie Da pleas s, am St Jar% The sh. &sir lie roe the Rev. D. 0. Scatemes." Craft' LAST MOWS emans.) ICILIFOMCI, PALL-MALL, Sm. 4. bpi loybousa et Iles Oviels—Corasi Myra Ihresid balisisl. VW padre% 4ip MI &aim Oeselb—AaskiarMieffpus Dart Moth& Wilk tem ills lib Lb* tad bo =sesak Is be misbehisr pm. vies Mem 11111.1Dowso—Oursist Winks limbo* bs lbs. busk by pavehre. viss Cbab, ebb Pekes , Joba Orb. gm be Mgor—Areiriast-eargeos Salami no r , 411. • _____ __ _ _ lei& ....._.ii be eignmensgeen, vies Bain, 1.- alliais be ill Dimes Onmis. ll Dentirob--beiren.Lineinneireilmil Lawrenee Ilyin lobe limiminiselein, lOW* pelehme, stir lhmegi; kerrn r =lided Despeat=les le le sins Minn vies =i f vise Gm tim n r 01=111111 1 = Quin to P r.V.: ...„ „se„:"_ B udre k nee Oesilh. Di leginsileilikei-InignCimile Scott Stewart Tinker am ben bin& Peei bob mks, vice Needle, whoa emir inn Se NM Peet bas ben cancelled ; Surgeon Imitalmins, ILD., ben bliisr, boa Desirous, to be impen; le Anignineeigeon SIMS alldlir, M.D., how lbs be YU WA eimeinimert=eillised .Dorn have bon sbanii be Denskir I, DSC Liniment Will.. Webber liwls. et sigebni; Timm Ids in reet-ilagnegin if De mend elm Prawn Mee iber .a............. N.D., le benErs• Sim, IlleNein hie en. libleie d ein i etrenneil le le histesent melinie: Canis Chine Mr -47,1%, slim Mend puribm else Kerry; Lam Men Wain Inn Petty Hews le leininn Mann =yin Muter. &tan Pbap mar is b• Mims maw% Woo Dm& lb Ineb-/askinst-Sorgess Tbems Onith Nallstemili, bee the iielt is be weinissempen, nee Demiantl, Etridls Se Dili Fin. ese-Cepeeis Merles Peergebe Teeine, be. the lin restos be eapt•nt, vice R. IL Dell, win =changes. Nib Flis-Uoriard It Int Biwa le le eine* without livise Chilbeinek illegmil; Taiga Edward be Ineneed, Mimi pendins Woe Brown. DS ail-Captain Reny 110, trots the 1 ith Pen tete Innis, rice C. . wire eributeres Oh litel-Te le Llentimant.Osiged: -Colonel LJ. T. brow% from • Depot *Nara To b• Melee betabldwatenutt- Colonel W. Prdrass. hum s Depot 5..... b1ia. To be Ceptaa• : Conk Z. N. OiIIIPW. Rum tOth Foot ; Caplan I. A. belbsil, treni !WU - 117 Q Prot ; Canna W. J. iett or ns bpay_ltib ft 4; Cwala W. Peewits, lbws Oil not SO& Crowe, twee IsslOgn Peet - ni W. e Cook worthy, tem beltpxy Id P ost Coptela lkbud &VIM.. MOM ,AlUPai lief Pod lllllmeng nom* Aldridge, hen OM load Tele Inensies_ _ .. Limning H. Disebsbny, Der De Yen; Witinisi W. N. Messers , Pros Intb Peet; linilinnt P. R. A. Hindiers, hen 7tet Yon; Lame- VIM H. Ili be. Nth Poet; Lienieme W. W. H. Penn" tram Pen; Lintemet E. W. Dime, bila TM Yen; Unlooses A. T. term kora 2nd Ilen J 6 .1 1•■•••• sad idslobe. To be Eui r : I tX D. Sown, boa 2 1 . t T oot ; Ensign N. IL ben Obi Foot; Italt: , l4l ii„ Billtant. Data as i anew LC. t Din Pen; hip Juba. Lovell, boo Seth . 00t ; Ensign W. Dh. Sul% ben 17th Foot; Boehm W. J. K een . lwen Dr _DS toN- n ; Rungs E. R. Bubbles, from the 69th Pest MI PAaderatArpai itiebien Deuniniebeell, M.D., _beet tbe bil ?segos be sown via Naas, asseseL mlnt-Robert Dgeld Penn ebb•• 4 gist., I. beano ~.piennis nee one Dripie-TeCt 11 =1 . ifilior E. Needs,bun belfing ignitning ; Wine the Hatingelit IX TRW, - flat balliay unaturbed. To be Dap lobe , Nina W. Math, hoes beif-pey Nib Heir ' eloNll t t • It e•ptain it Grs tnnj.7 q iai. hen Nat Few ; captain F. Limn lon pay 4 est ; Captain C. Vim Pis Pis M ,Illialat4V; flrlbl:His- Y. Nririz,r, 11 7 .1 . 11•= . illi ffs. l ee bs -= annooi Psi, ihro c Zt e lspesilim, Me Cr wa lmeUsesseed. Oes the legal le be Mann gardn, obo Wilms tINATTACIIID. imimadiewl anise le Ism emir brevet rent ear legal leto gelidealve male mar the Royal Warrant, 1 1 1 1 11C-11meldWar Orrin Henry Ltunloi, " 1 " , Font Drowit4l Nerd Neerdipt•HMo Bri- Pal;Pik Drovet-140: iterssoltha °abort 1111,;1, Rd , Brl- DEPOT BATTALION. D. O. A. Dane* Ben badfloy unattached, 'toe IPA Foot Lientatant-Ceiesel Fvetynaan, appointed to the — CHAPLAINS' DEPARTMENT. aff W. Raffeled, M.A., lee been permitted to re sip hie J conunimion. HOSPITAL STAFF. Staff-Somme of Um Booted Clam John Riggs Maar Ls.* M.D., from half-pay, to be staff of the mead M. D. vice Barker, sppointed to the Fast; Ambeent- Surma Jame Dans to be staff-eargeon ef th e asoced lam. To be Andidant-Surgeons t haw Ordp Lisa, M. 8., lets acting amistont-aurgece, Mee OIL Mk mpelated to the 4th Light Dregoose ; Speer Boyd Oibb, M.D., We acting sonatent-eurgemsvtee BesYh , appointed to the lith Foot; Robert Arthur Elliott, gent., vice Jobssom Ap pointed to the 17th Light Dragoons; WBHsm Collis, Lis acting arsistant-surgeon, awe Shore, appointed to the 20ek Foot ; Thomas Rawlings Mould, gent., vice Melds, ' appointed to 20th Foot; John Wallace, gent., vice Page appointed to the 31th F oot; Richard Arma , vice Dtimbreek, appointed to the 97th Feat ; ward Joseph Crane, gent., vice Bradshaw, appointed to the Rite Beswia: BREVET. The asadanoestioaad:oecer hoeing completed three ire's mina erotica on the 3rd July, 1867, in the rank of mot-colonel, to be Footnoted to be colonel in the army, under the royal waning 6th October, IPA .—Lieutenant- Colonel Thomas Hamm Tidy, half-py 14th Foot (Deputy Affjuiant-Os.eral Jamaica). AI)MIRALTY, Serr. 1. Corps of Royal Marines—Sergeant-Major John Lewis to be quarterosaater, rice Rtutog retired on half-pay; Qum ter maater-Bargeant Matthew Brickdale to be quartermaster, vice Austin, retired on half-pay ; Sergeant-Major William Scott to Le quarks:neater, ewe BiLben, retired on half- Pal. DEPUTY-LIEUTENANT. Tower Hamlets—fit. Pierre Butler Hook, En. THE MILITIA. Creamieekne signed by the Lord Lieutenanta of the rupee nye counties Eutingdonebire Regiment at Ifilitie—atepben Ron Led Esq.,_to be drat lientemant. Merionethshire' Royal Rifle Carpi of Militia —Artbur Edward Morgan, gest., ts be ensign, Moe Thome Erns, gent, promoted. North York Rib Regiment et bllliiie—Oserge Manley, to be mega, eke BA whom oommktien Ilea been THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOl7Bll. Jwita Dv, zastropoittaa podeeKcastable M 101, ea sow woad Min th. Lord Mayor, tar rokaing to pay Mr. Try, • cab yroprisior, lila lawful t... The osseimiasat said that while bo was on this cab rank la Azetwoistiat, a Wady evessiag, the debadost bind his to Ulm wp two hem sad two sad to drive than to Caaidna-Saws. The dskaiamt said blot whet the faro wadi ha The rounlissad replied la. dd. Deland...at said be maid not eve on than la, upon which oosiplaittant named to tabs the paq, sad 11, new summoned defendant for 6d., for haring - a.oed bin of the Honk. The Lord Mayor ordered the defendant to pay Ilta dd. wad 2a. do cod of the anruntons, bat refused to Wow oeuyieda ant's enemas. GUILDHALL. hands, Fenow was placed at the ter before Alderman Rale, charged with being (Goad i s propeesioa ofd gos sap peed to be stolen. Polioe-conatable Rabble, 149, said I saw the kat Weld im Idecw-lema, oaring kw shoat et %rem disk, parmeek. Ka was siring 0h at a marbsolore babe's, ma I thsrefeee Molt hi. into cemiody. He said he was allmeed am s m then old Mrs in the sleep where be was emep I ight Land out wields employer wag, hat ha limited to swim sepia the peisestar. Ablistme Halm mid he maid met aliew We ems to be pewit ma is Med way, and he Minket adored the pri sewer Ile Om* ride main the other charges wee gems thecae!, sad semi far bis employee in the Militia Jams Away was brought op on rumied, Merged with rebblite loyer. It waned that the prisoner hod been three dap in emplity of Kr. Simeon Tamar, a butteeman, of KM/ye/mat, eaow-hgl t what be wee detected in &p -=atrolman St from the till. The grosenttor maw i 1 67 the id. in his hand, sad watched him drop it Into a lab of water, after which the primmer left the shop, sad In his ahem. she pros cu merited the sixpence, and whim It was gam he gam bins into tweedy. The primmer plaided sad wee sentemed te badmen dagwsi i r mp:.leamemt. dodder wee charged wi p t=l att le west of Clardena, of Woodford. of his The primmer, It appeared, had beam amerel Menlo custody at this most, bat, at the intermits of as pecomater, AMlenmem Rah and Aldermen Has committed te deal with Or case ander the Criminal Jostles Act, and therefrom com mitted the primmer for Az menthe with lard Mom. MkIILBOROUGIbIiTILIZT. - CM A l ma OF AIMIACI.T. Mei MeOartime, Jabs ;rpm% Mishael Leonard, naafis Ha at, ad Jaia Mat, were brought before Mr. Merged with daddy easerelting Miry Ana Dicks ad et Aledned ea aneeney's dot. Mr. Lorain ef Geed liddhereunh-eireet remedied ; and Mr. Loris. of Ilrplses, Samisdeles risme& Md. Meld on bid morn, dspeeed did to. had mem ! pied the Med No. 22, Pmeardemet, he maw maths, gnaw en ereemed to pay SI. • week. The primemar MeMeide was km landlady. On the period denim g eld alight delve, the primer Mc Carnes, WM prisd by Me gad Ryes, entered her baud asellf is, kris ear the counter, demanded a • nen The told them there was so r ... e= They Men ailed in the four other prisonere ma two men ad to weeledy, end proceeded to turn her out and lehe hrelble reesees. Mr. Abrahams was then on bud neon end they leek hold of him, and tried to throw bin into the street. She then rushed upeteur . s, ad el the yehenem Wowed her. end threatened to dew Me ever the bduatradas. She begged of Mein net to en when Wynn said to them, " You are paid to do yaw duly, end you must da it." She wee than seized by the bait of Ira heed and pulled down stairs. She earned ad, end the police beaks open the door and mewed her her the abbeltss of the primers. She had no =doe to guit oe st W prr imd_ hr rest in Memos. , MN A, dated dhel Med half-past eight tLyma mine to was `deg wldinazidiandsafilhea ren tould having end engaged sever want al roughs he fearful of a row. Wired told kin he could not &Zile% sad went away. Meortly Mee he Lard Mr Murder," and went beck, ad sew Mr. Abrahuoa thrown out. He alto maw the affair red me demeribed by the Forman/. At this edge of the proceedings, Mr. Lewis, for tho pri soners, requested to hare the further bearing of the oar wmponed, me he had an important eagegement to attend to be the City. After odd dinmasion, Mr. Bead remanded the came for • wed, sad cededed to take bail for the &denude of the whole at the primers on that day. A WAN Willi ruses wrnm AVID A WOMAN WITH TWO ...,..0.. Baser M. • sergmem, --- raft at 2ft Rateliff-row, St. i t a.mit= Lod ammemalead to Ye bail Wore Mr. Tyrwhitt, with ftameemerying with Mrs. Mary Ann e ro, his wile Sara Ikea awl Will alive. Mr. Clubs far the prommention, end Mr. Thomas Wattling for dm primmer. From the *Mamas, whim her already appeared it will be recollected that the presort, who wee formerig • shoemaker, ham beam three times weerlimi, the wives bMeg all mill slim. Oa the ("rine, occasion the Seat wife atemded, sal the oar was adeoursed for the aftembato of owed the Malin vit amins to prom that the was Ma primem's at with, bat now that be had ems op be. Limped she Med to a- Isr ft end It writ Mated that elm amid use be herd. Mr. Walsellag amid ft was no fault of hie tbat the with WM set la eMemdmwen The that wee it had been meertainset (bat Oa that was bad herself married a wend lusitead, with when As was sow living. MP. Claris aggigol fur farther time, and melted ix the bail to be doable& am the primmer wee moving away. liir. Tyrerbitt immanded the ease for a wear, reateridnig that if lie ammemy evidence was not then forthcoming the primer would be discharged. The ammaary bed being put in, the prisoner left the court with his friends. 'WESTMINSTER. =I £1 aaIIAIIsINATION IN Till MILBANK Maw G.,is ;I;irst;citi;Penal earrituds in the Milbank Pealteeetsry, was charged before Mr. Poynter with attempting to swim a warder, of the named Beddnigton, awe et the oilbeem elf the Milbank Prison. Capt. Crcag, :tremor of the pries, wadi pewit; Mr. l'alard at the part eithe Treasury to conduct the mown _ . Kr. Pollard elated the ci ealbf the foarriss winnow. of the nee sad John Wilkie, a raZr, a.id that on the 21. t of Awed, shout nine o'clock to the morning, ha, with &Mischa, our oi thash aTd =rs who anvils, pool rosette. tem the n wee in front et NA views wee loslar " Mm. The prisoner ins the third et the hake, end two met, at the num etioseieg sad Tionteonew Mime him. As they wen Ong the prop Imam her the rhopsi the Merle briny, nod thin get hire loszing. ear whams saw Leer*: turn nand be booked timed warm sad tailed up be& We beads. Whams,' hose his memoir, Miasma that esmothing wing bed hap poneL Itooderick Philnimr, a warder, prothigel • thigh we in • wooden bled.abed three d = 4. 141 The bled., which wee about the mom hag& mad Ghost threeinseters of on to& to width, no supposed to bars bus made from the wring et a truss. ins Leering mad &at Our the primmer got is trout of bine be pre Mr. Beddington • posh, end air Lei( done I or, be drew mene&ing from emir his hi sleeve with his I right hand, and ha Ismantly pre bit (Iloilsika) • *or an the right cheek with it. He than went away down *fru Yr. BoldMgt= fell against the door of the dormitory. The prisoner, who wee hand Luffed, threatened that if they Wars elk he would do him, witaem, some mischief. HeeAlma was neat examined. He coalmen the wide n% end said that alter ho wee amuck he was alincet Maned. He at the tna wee not aware that he wu out. Yr. IL finery, resident Rouyn at the Penitentiary, dated that he maw the posecutor immediately after be Yr asked the injury. He examined the wound, sad food a en ever the right cheek bons, which bad penetrated through the cheek. Two of the temporal arteries were calk which he tied up. Jar. lkddington wu for some time to ccesidenable danger. He wu now out of danger. By Kr. Paynter—l believe that the wound wee caned by the irtamentyrottaced. The Finer, who /steed to put eny question to either of the witaren end who is In pieta an a charge of ennui end wounding. Inn stood comettled for trial, end was vet raved hone the bar. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 5, 1857. pie ni li'. il ii 111 141 10 la 18 . St 7 4 I I . , In In i A It 1 .... I I $ SI 111 4 $ 6 % % I 1 H Si SS ST I SA d 11l ii REPRESENTATION or OLDHAM.—A public meet ing of the liberal electors and non-decks, of the borough was held in the Town-hall, last night, for the purpose of selecting • 'dilemmas to represent the borough in parlia ment, in place of the late James Platt, _Ed. Mr. William Knott, the chairman of the liberal com mittee was called upon to preeide, and aftsr pay ing • tribute to the memory of the decassid member, he called upon John Nield, who moved a vote of condolence sad sympathy to the widow and family of the demand. Edward Inchon, another Ironing man, seconded the motion, which was carried by acchination. Mr. Councillor Frith next proposed that Mr. William Johnson Poe be moommendid - by - the as • fit and pinta to represent the borough in Mr. reir i Cirimilaw seconded the motion, was by Mr. Coesadllor Brumfield and Mr. Roes, sod m en - 'bring pet wee curled by sodsznation. A vote of thanks was pupate the disinnia, end the meeting separated. Yester day afternoon • *mad vu posted en the tows, ceiling epos the einem to morn their rotas for a drat-c 1 rope mentative, wbo is about to be brought forward. This is mid to be Mr. T. H. Milne, of Crompton, who was solicited to contest the borough in 1862, on the occasion of the death of the late Mr. Dnncuft, but there is little likelihood of ray gentisman haring a chance of being returned against Mr. Fox.—NarerAsster A JUVENILE REDPATH.—A most startling ease of forgery was leindet belie the Auckland Polies Semi, on llunday, dm prison, being • lad of 14 yeses, tweed John Atkleson, to West Auckland, beam end corded. It • he his very ix a r = ba rtme past about appears Vho office ce Mr. Brown, meglaser, Bank Top, Darlington, as • dirk. Be appears to haw had • tolerable edneation, and by seas means or other her acemosnoed • career of crime sinally ;tiartft some which have already append ban the as Mkt. nets° Anus, fee forging which hives chugs& were respeetiniy tor 61. d. aad for, Thin= the lad took at melo 14a.n perio 7 d, he Mr. Dakin, of Auckland, draper, and there got thin Dashed. A caw days afterwurda one of the chins* was paid over, with ether mosey, to the branch of the Naiad& and Provincial Bank, at Bishop Auckland. to Mr. Donne credit. This annually led to the cheque being named tilehanoored. The other Mr. Dana did not pert with. &meek was them mods by the police for the led, who was taloa hic, custody. Part of the money ems food, to the swan of IL, on in. mac of an outhouse, some Aeir portion having hen squsaired cm articles usually food upon "In nen" Neer inane pipe, cigars, fishing watch lsq, de.), and the met gmmbld and lest wide • men ceder As mils of AurkLed Park. Of ail them promenngs, the viscoses presto, who are in a respootihk sphere of lite, we wholly unaware. But the small issues In this young gent's blabsy an not yet ishanted. In addition to the &nem above mentioned, three Oben to the amount of 1,0001. in ail, were forged by kn. One of them for 6104 he peweented for cash, bet the beak aunt, not trusting his Javialle years, refused to allow him in. posies eke of so bun • son, and this, oombissd with the other forgeries, lid to his detection. The stun's.' to these, as elm the other chummy are but rough imitations of the sig natures they purport to be, and persons at ell acquaint ed with the writing - of the gentlemen whose names he has ed would d once detect the forgery. The prisoner pisodoi bet the bench not having jurisdiction in so serious one, committed him for trial. Moaz Locurrs. Yesterday afternoon a man named Busby, while at work on Hampstead-heath, caught meths. ens apeelman of the locust tribe, nearly three ies is With ; but unfortunately, whilst he was showing it to his friends in the High-street, shortly afterwards, it made its escape. another lomat. of about the lame aim, was sem by a geatleoren on Sunday last in his garden, at Merton, I= bet he ens enable to secure it. Our agricultural will be glad to 116/11 that, notwithstanding a few lamb have bean brought to Engtand by the oombined agency of the %team heat and mat wind which was so prevalent during last month, it is the *plaice of the most learned natureliste that the avenge temperature of the English climate is not suflelently high to allow of their breeding here and gaining • settlement with ea. The Rev. Henry Mark Willis, Clerk, has been Instituted to the Rectory of Tenzin Saint Mary, in Suf folk, on the presentation of Her Moat Gracious Majesty the Queen. The Carlisle Patriot says a lunar rainbow was observed in that town on Thursday evening. A heavy shower of rain was falling at the some time that the moon, which was at the full, was shining brilliantly. The Cambridge Chronicle records that • poor woman named Wilson, wife of a carpenter melding ha that town, was on Thureday morning safely delivered of three Ins child/co. They me on alive and likely to do well. The Waters Tams states that Major Barnard Cory hod in the fart with him at Allahabad his wife and two daghtere—one of thorn hod married Lieutenant Mayes, Me Plymouth kindly, only throe weeks before—he being a noose her et the gems seminarist. Melancholy to say. Lieutenant Emcee woe ass et the pert, of officers murdered on the 6th Miami; sad the bride became a widow three weeks after sal=std Wore bar 20th year. Though Major Cary y, bays escaped with their lives, they have loot every aka of property fa this terrible mutiny. . . . The Economist publishes an amount showing the distribution of the exports of the United Kingdom for the first sin month. of the present year. The entire amount ex ported to all market* :fa the half-year we. 80,828,3811., while for the whole of 1868 the amount was 116,826,0001., and of 1856 &S 688,000!. Of the 60,828,3811. exported up to the 30th of7une, 42,670.6031. went to foreign countries, and 18,166,7781. to our colonial pcesentions. Judging by the arrogate of the year so far, it la entails that then exports of 1867 will exceed 120,000,0001. The chief increase in the regent ymr has take* place to the United States, British India, and the Australian Colonin ; but to every market of any im ce the amount is steadily kept up and gradually It appears by a return of the Military Savings Beak, just printed by order of the Home of Commons, that than ma In 185,5 no lees a auto then 1150051. to the credit of the cavalry and infantry, 30.4571. to t ae credit of the n MA engineers, and 1,0821. to that of the militia— = 47,0001. Ilia United Service Gazette says the inspector gameal d iakatz7 having observed that some of the soldiers oreittuse to shove off their moustaches. bee desired that It shell be setillsi that this is sot optional. His 1=11 ; fi fer the Osumi Commanding-in. Chief has every soldier is to wear the moustache. and Sir Frederick Levis dishye that this order shell be strictly carried oat The Solicitors' Journal announces that the gonad• provincial meeting of the Metropolitan and Provincial tow Association will be held at. Maricherler nu the 7th sad (Shed nest mouth, mud it may be hoped that the importesol of the inset* knelt, combined with the attrartices of the Marc *whir Pahlkitko, war draw thither a tall atioloss s 1 11s prellonion both 6 , ea town sad coantry. 110001 110 Lin 0.109.1=1 KM 10 044•16•10.--.........- 19,041 et 6,410 ICC Bask el =6o.= —vo 811i.04.1001111,044C. 10,e/0 b British Oath KAN 10 Clartarsdimitc4 Aisizak, W 4lOO too 11,0110 le• 11,010 100 ClloMmil4l7/ IVO 19 140.11410.060.14411041. 10,014 10 OialkakelMlattee KIN 19 tea.Clort.loakiitkis. 110,440 04 Lakin aalOassty %WO Woke kW 10b10N 100 lasisiaWietnirler KM 100 NM. rm. 11,4110 111 Da Nur. . . - 10.10010.1001 e Nederifie — is — = IWO Se sow SIAN 10 0.106 ms Disk ....... 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The funds to-day are very inanimate, but the market is a little firmer in character. The actual recovery in prices, however, does not snored 1.16 per cent. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange quotations are fairly supported. Consols, after standing at 901 to for money and the 9th September, are now quoted 90} exactly, or 90 7-16 to 9-16. The New Three per Cents. are marked 91 to I; India Stook, 212 to 212 i; and Exchequer Bills, be.. die to par. Turkish Six per Cents. are rather more inquired for, whilst all other foreign descriptions remain very quiet. Subjoined is a complete list of the morning's sales, viz., Dutch Two-and-Half per Cents., at 641 (exch., 128.); Mexican Bonds, for amount (18th September), at 22; Russian Five per Cents. at 110; the Spanish Coupon Certificates at 6/ per Cent. Turkish Six per Cents. at 95 ; ditto, for account at oat. Yesterday being the 4th of the month, the banks and discount houses had their hands full of business, l and money was of course in active demand. The bills appear, on the whole, to have been well met. The monthly return of the Bank of France will be published next Friday morning. The specie and bullion ex the steamer La Plata are expected to be delivered to-day. The gold, valued at 104,9001., will probably be despatched to the Continent. --- itISCOWitUed that about 200,0001. iu silver has already been purchased for transmission to the East by the packet of the 20th inst. The foreign exchanges yesterday were firm, and in most cases the tendency of the rates was rather more favourable. The current quotations are shown below, viz.: Amsterdam, three months, 11.19 to ; ditto, abort, 11.16 to 19; Rotterdam, three months, 11.19 to 1 ; Ant werp and Brunelle, throe incaths, 25.36 to 74'. lismberg, three month., 13.8 to 4; Perla, three mont6y 26.60 to ditto, &at, 9.6.20 to 6; Marseilles, three maths, 16. ; 60 to 6. Frenkfort-os-tharMaas, three months, 1194 to I; Peashurg, three months, 361 to I; Vienna, three swaths, 10.31 to 3; Trieste, three months, 10.81 to 3; l 7 three months, 421 to 1; Genoa, three months, 25.671 to ; Leghora, three months, 29.814 to 71; Palermo, three 1271 to 4 ; Messina, three months, 1271 to 6; Msdoid, three months, 481 to e 9• Csdis, throe maths, 491 to 1; Oporto, th ree months, 621 to 63 ; obos. throe maths, HI to Telegraphic advices, dated St. Petersburg, Tues day, quote the exchange on London at 374 d., and announce further shipments of gold to this country. ' There was a great want of chipping, and freights were rising—a circumstance which interfered with business in exports. The steamer Ripon, from Alexandria, has 2,398 hales of silk on freight. The corn market yesterday , was firmer, and in some eases sellers of wheat obtained a slight advance upon Monday's rates. Since last Friday week no lees than 62 floating cargoes of grain have arrived at ports of call, of which 19 consist of wheat and 14 of maize. The transactions in this branch of the market have this week been more animated, owing partly to statements that the potato disease is extending. The French corn markets remain flat. At Paris a further decline has taken place. An attempt is apparently about to be made to throw the winding-up of the London and Easters Banking Corporatton into the Court of Chancery. Formal notice is given that a petition to this effect has been presented, and is expected to be heard before Vice-Chancellor Sir W. P. Wood on the 12th instant. Annexed is the monthly return of the Vereina- Bank, or Union Bank, of Hamburg, u made up to the let inst. The discounts show a slight increase, and now represent an important total, owing chiefly to the large amount of de posi ts, principally without interest, lodged in the bask by the public. The figural are rendered into sterling money : Hemborg bale disconaded 0316,842 Foreign ditto ditto Advanced on stock 6,101 Coupon. account ' 61 Expenses account Furniture account Ca& balance Total Ftrst sad second calla, making 20 per mat. paid up 6307,002 Deposit account bearing interest Carnet socoants, without interest 345,886 27,826 iiiii«,...,TE,i' Total 1740,826 The East India Company give notice that they will receive tenders on the Bth inst. for the convey awe of troops of her Majesty's service from England to Calcutta, Madras, and Bombay. The men are to embark not later than the 18th inst. Tenders will also be received on the same day for the conveyance of troops, also of her Majesty's service, from Ireland to Bombay, and from England to Kurrachee. The men are to embark in the vessels sailing from Ireland not later than the 22nd inst., and in those from England, for Kurrachee, on the 18th inst. The steamers must be of 1,000 toes register and upwards, and the sailing ships of 800 toss register and up wards, 0.m., or 1,000 tons register and upwards, n.m. Tenders must express the rate per head re quired for the passage, diet, and accommodation of the men for the whole voyage. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 17th inst. for the supply of 300 qrs. of mustard seed. The shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company have declined (nominally) to 200 to 160 dis. The fall in Crystal Palace shares forms a feature of the Stock Exchange. The original 61. shares are offered at IL fn., without buyers. The following weekly summary of the produce market is from Messrs. W. J. and li. Thompson ; The colonial markets have been very dull, prices of many articles showing • downward tendency. Although the quan tity al eager brought forward has not berm large, the males ham of very heavily at ad. to le. per cwt. decline upon mldd qualities, while low soft descriptions are unsaleable men at a greater reduction. Cafes at the commencement of the week met with a brisk demand at le. per cwt. advance, bat to-day the market is quiet. The drat portion of the sales In Holland went off on Monday at about 1 cent. below the valuations, the total quantity finding purehmers ; but the eels hold yesterday did not meet with so favourable a result, about cee-third being bought In. Rice continua' quiet, and on the spit is not saleable at the previous currency : some donate puede have however changed hands at former rates. A few sales ol 'aligns, on the spot, have bean made at le. fid. per cwt. decline for middling qualities. For tea • better tiad ulna. _ _ _ _ _ The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, Au gu st 29, compared with the per vions return, shows the following results: Circulation ism Cirel&MOD active Publie deposits Other deposits Government securities in banking &vestment 10,693,664 Without alteration Other mourines in banking Impartment 17,811,663 Inman 458,278 Coin sad bullion in both degartmente llorrea day and other bilis 784,059 Increase 56.367 The Ran Mohr in reserve 5,999,790 Increase 168,905 This return is satisfactory, but less so than many persons allowed themaelves to hope. The larger portion of the Treasury deposits paid in during the week was employed in discounts, &c., and the in crease in the reserve of notes is therefore small. The increase in the bullion does not exceed 270,4581., although last week the Bank bought not far short of half a million in gold ex the steamer Great Britain and the packets from the United States. A shipment of upwards of 60,000 sovereigns was made to the Brasil last week, and large quantities of coin are required in the provinces for agricultural operations. SLIM 07 RWOLAND.—Aa Loma paramal Ta sas Limb i , a d Mils. a 13. 1.1 Ws Ma Wan 14 avaraw, Aim* ISM mos INIAIMIZIT. isles WWI 414,31,1111 I Est Debi ... . 5U,011.100 Other flid.s Maid! 214 . 00 4 74 . iiiiii *Miss 06.123.961 1 426,311,916 nn me MAMIE% ',WWI. , .' C•141.1....41a5ama eimmat Ilesettka lea . . 46 , 1401 A andel Wad Wilda P.m. i,:•i.iiA;ln . ii;ii. Asalle ..,...) ...... [Wass( k/2... 6.. tt .1 Wok Olbor amaulm . ...., . IT 111 1..6, lobl e r id lLlT.ificaL) 1,011.194 mg Ow .. 111. S 9.31.301 =6/raeitiiiiiiii Moe POW* SIVA.TIS 1144. 1. LW. W. MULL Dods Wigs, Fuumt STI3I7IM. The funds to-day sustained a fresh fall of per cent., owing chiefly to the apprehension that far ther unfavourable intelligence may arrive by the next mail from India. The belief is also gaining ground that a loan must ultimately be resorted to, to meet the heavy expenses incurred in the move ment of troops, &c. In the Russian war ample evidence was afforded of the costliness of the trans port service, although in that case our distance from the scene of operations was comparatively mo derate. The downward tendency of the stock market to-day was aggravated by the movements in preparation for the settlement of the monthly so count in Consols. The rate of"continuation exacted from speculative holders has advanced to 7-16 to per cent., the former fraction being at the rate of about 6 per cent, per annum. This move. ment indicates that, although the investments of the public during the last few weeks have relieved the market of a considerable masa of stock, the floating supply is still large. .„ _ . _ At Paris the variations in the French funds con tinue very unimportant. The Three per Cent. Rentes advanced to-day 6c., closing at 66.86 for money, and 67.5 for the end of September. Con aiderable sensation has been excited by the announce ment that there is a division in the board of the Credit Mobilier Society, arising out of the affairs of the MM. Thurneyssen. It is positively stated that one of the directors, M. Ernest Andre, has retired, and it is added that his example will probably be followed by some of his colleagues. Further details will, in all likelihood, soon transpire. At Vienna a lees favourable feeling prevails In financial circles. The Austrian funds are drooping, and the exchange on London has advanced to 10.12. — &nsols, which closed yesterday at 901 to f for money and Wednesday next, opened this morning at 901 to 1, receded to 901, and closed at NI to I. Numerous transactions took place for the new ao oount terminating on the 14th of October, for which the closing quotation was 901 to 91. The official business report is as follows :—Three pee Cent. Como* for money, 901, 1, ; ditto, for account, 9th Sept., 901, 901. New Three pee Cents., 91, 911, 911. Exchequer Bills remain dull at 6e. to ls. dis count Turkish Six per Cents. exhibit much steadiness,. closing at 961 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were last quoted 991 to /. In other foreign securities there was no fluctuation of importance. Sales are recorded as follows :—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 (exch., 128.); ditto, Four per Cents. Certificates, 991. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half pee Cents., for account (16th Sept), 'ln 1,1, ex die. Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 461. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98/. Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 891. Spanish Three per Cents., 40. The Committee's Certificates for the un funded Coupons, 6/ per oent. Turkish Six pee Cents., 941; ditto, for account (16th Sept.), 961/ ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents, 991. MINIM-THIS DAY Two o'CLoor. The market for home mining stacks remains in a state of stagnation. The only baldness officialry reported in the Stock Exchange this morning is in Alfred Consols shares at 15. Cobre shares are marked 471. In other foreign, u well u colonial description, there is no move ment, in the absence of business. Subjoined is the official lint of the cloning prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, burn and sellers : Alfred Console, 141, 151 ; BeA Snell, 21, I ; Kelly Bray, 32a. 3.51.; Pad, 2,1; St. Day United, 26c, 28e. , Thanft, 41, ; must Edward, It $1; Wheal Gren ville, 21,! , WMelTeiddy, 2, ; Wheal Wray, 61, 1. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : . _ The ;sirattre in the price of onpper noted last week op ' pomp te have rather stuuulated demand than otherwise, and both eremites and manufacturers are again refusing to book orders at cement oak.. Iron is well supported at the ad vanced Mee t as regards all descriptions of manufactured; bat Scotch pig is neglected at 68s. to 68e. 6d. nt. D. g. make. Lead is shogedam without change. In "sitar nothing doing, and the prim is i weak; and the same may be said ad att. • tin Tin-plates are n wig good demand, and rine FILTDAT E•BRINO. The market for home mining Mocks to:cliy;lfi dolt and inactive. North Roskear shares show firm ness, whilst Alfred Consols and Treweatha are fiat. As regards other descriptions, we notice no feature of interest. 00.101.11801 AL AND MARZETS. TALLOW MAR/MT.-THU DAY. The market is quiet at the enneatelpeima :—Town tallow, 613. 6d. nett cash; Petenburg T.C. on the spot, 63e. ; Sep. timber, 62e. 9d.; October to December, 00e. , January to March, 60e. ——- • - Mekut Awiaaoss :—Town Tallow, 64a.; fat by et% M. 44&; Tallow Bodes, 64a. 6d.; waged staff, 46a. 6g. roma diga, 265. 6d. ; Wiest graves, 175.; good dregs, 7a. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET (THIS DAY.). Yr. E. J. Davis reports trade without imation., eaoso for clover, which is in large supply, and rather lower. Primo meadow bay, 88s. to Ms.; superior ditto, 80e. to 84e. ; briar ditto, 66a. to 83e. ; rower, 60a. to 68e. ; clover, 90s. to 106 s. ; wooed cat, 86s. to ; drew, 26.. to 30e. COMM OARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) The supply of most kinds of fruit is del more than ion cleat for this dmnd. Kent Alberts manna to be foreithei in great questeties, and prime f them an lower even them they were last week. They range hem 20e. to 28s. r . 122 lbs. Barcelona ants fetch 22a. per bushel • New and Brasile, 18s. ditto. Among vegetables are =ellt bean and cauliflowers, the latter realising from 2s. 6d. to 3a. 6d. per down. Cucumbers are pketifal. amain anion may new be had at from lc to U. ad. par dram Cat flowers effleilat of orchids, Chinese prhaulss t gardenia, heliotropes, geraniums, violates, mignonette, and roan BOOK POSTAL REGULATION FOR VICTORIA AND AsCZNBIO2e.--On the Ist of October next, and thenceforward, the privileges of the colonial book poet will be extended to book packets transmitted between the United Kingdom and the colony of Victoria by_ packet, by way of Southampton, and between the Unttedgdom and the Wand of Ascen sion by packet or by private ship. By command of the Pedometer-General, Rowcann Hitt, Secretary. General Port-office, Sept. 1867. OUTWARD INDIA MAIL.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam s ship Indus, Captain Evans, left Southampton yesterday the East India and China mails, 110 passenger*, a fall ono, and 2,607 boxes of specie, of the value of 697,22 W. Among the passenger. were the fol lowing officers for India Colonel Walpole Scott, Meior n rs et, Cept.in Whitabill, Captain Wheatcroft, Captain ftawhee, Captain Sete, Lieutenant Cavanagh, Burgers WCarthy, Captain Phillip, Captain Shakespear, Captain Vincent, and Dr. Small. Among the passengers also were some of the suite of the Nawab of Surat. The Nawah joins the Indus at Malta, by of Marsailks, and will PrOolled His to Bombay. H hi ghness purposes alerting England again in • twelvemonth's .He has had • long lawsuit with the East India Company, whieh has cost a vast sum Of money, and to carry on which was the object of the Nawab's ?kit to this country. DEATH OF ARCHDEACON SPOONEIL—We have to record the death of Archdeacon William Spooner, a Glom re lative of Mr. Richard Spooner, M.P. for North Warwick shire. The rev. gentleman was appointed to the archdea- Nary of Coventry in 1827 and reengned it in 1861. He wee 80 yensof age. By Arzhclewon Spooner's death the notary of Acle, Norfolk, worth 70W. a year, and Elmdon, War wickehire, worth 3001. a year, become recent. The rectory at Acle lain the gift of Lard Calthorpe, The directors of the Glasgow and South-Western Railway Company, in their report just issued, state that the revenue account for the half-year shows that, after &dna eon of all proper charges, there remains a disposable balance al 81,3961. 18e. Of this balance the shareholders are MOM mended M appropriate 79,4091. in declaring a dividend ow the several storks and shores of the company at the rate at firs per cent. per a nnum —payable on Monday, the 21st cur rent, under deduction of 'ammo-tax—and the board propos, that the balanre of 1,9571. 18e. shall be carried to the credit of the current half-year. Hrroperffi's Journal announces that the sth of October Sas been definitively decided upon for launching the Grad e Ern Th Bristol Mercury announces that two fine plants of the Agave dinaruana, or great American Aloe, an sow in flower in the conservatories of R. 8. Redford, Esq., M.P., of Weston But. They are seventy years old. Id I. Ili il IS