The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-26 00:00:00

bee boa wed tee arra trains he eras trot vas err re the are speed SO 1110 me el. She wee erred err elz mare ego, but eat he r per. raida eabies resat We no freest Ire le Nem* hit r weir le massened we nee Wart I oridee. bower; red re Timis sheer pored ray My rasa With • Isla trete ere err s = desebill rib very little Manor area I re pewee el re erase at the top of the beak eree raft rawest re lama et Talked, awl pas diva re rim to eranbeidge. By ltemen—lf there bad bre a oeseenatersa irk re pes4„ I abouM her bra sere et the earetagee heat sae mere am I war, but eat la Nee to evert the Warn free= to No. 13 up darer train, ex - imaird—l w rear yesterday. 1 area tlat en left Illershl to 11.13. Whoa we got to tbe tq of the beak, Erse raft Toth* I saw the Misr rote the rein =bet I rd sr area se rat penicare port it I wee leehift hewer ran re sadder esweered. We wee writ at • speed se err r urn ea bat, but see swat ire, le Wert bar bra hr. We wan aot eneellles the red peredsy. ba eke* the men se sena Tie aselne hes twee ger wow all. Ire bow nee be under weak rase ire bee bad re. Tr erelere therree bre erre rear pre per. The earns w e ar abet 200 rode borne we palled sp. We meet pa u Wryer, whoa Se eels r gobs st imam arr. Ids not tram Irby the wernmleellea re see gel es thie ear The peed errls we,. thee le ne ownerreatiess. 1 bar newer entered rare the erwerwellea betore with this are. 1 thd wet Sr the pow to Sheffield that thaw was no eassenaleadea. 1 but. eel beard that it is a positive regulation of the ass. ray Ur tree gall be a ciarannication between the tare sad the leer.. esnsW twee 'squired et Kr. Leith whether it wee wistarias that the etemeasketlos should be mord with Mr. - Lath replied that it was. 'lionisation of wetness coach:mod—lt is the ditty of the pan sow that the comenunisalina is put on. By a Jsryamaa—l don't know whne duty it is to am that the esmatimnience between guard end driver was pat ea. It is net my duty. It le a regalatioa of the comipmey that they shall be pat en. When the communicaticm is in and the bell Asp three times we stop. If it bad been en when the snidest conorn it would lane made very then Mb norm. We should not have had time to poll up. The Center here reed tbe 67th role of the company's vegetation on this subject, which Y a• " The exact time for perfcemiag each joemey vial be find by the time-tabla,and the great Object of the engine= meet be to keep hi. engine InidarlY at dui trod n'ilatrttli sad hem which upend be should vary as little a. possible, neon nand* the need Nasally revived for keeping the time pasetually, and tbstebn sever arriving at aurg . t . l; manor, or ry part of the hue. or at the end of theo before time. If employed ta taking empty enrages o; empty **gins aloft the Una be mom not exceed a spool of thirty miles per hour, without special orders to that det Mr. Pees Widdspreon, names, of Tazford; Mr. Ci Bonne Childs, 11, Fmehoury-plant rwoth, surgeon tr r X Oriel Northern Company; and Mr. drib= Gray &baby, =lsieation-on-Tranr, deposed to the wounds cm tho nd the moss of the &stk. ' • ' Mr. Leith was nett examined se to the cause of the strident, hello mid he had not yet foraged any opinion on that point, but he thought he should be able to don at the adjourned torery. H. did not think a light train Incurred any more denser to ring down me wire than other trains. A heseier train would be more dialed& to pull up. It wen • mgerown of the company to have the communication be tween the guard and dnv ran put on all tree terns It wee the duty of the guard to roe that wort dome. ARr err converestre between the jury and Mr. Leith, The corer marred that they had now goes through all the *Mere that would be adduced to-da ' y seed We *wet would therefore eland adjourned to • fatureday for the tariff investigation of the ear. It eras, after some diarnaron, settled that the !spiry ahead road adjured to Tuesday hen. Yr. Child, the surgeon to the company, stated that all the weviuded were going es very favourably, and that it wee mow =the whole el them would recover. The stri der le Capers Marahatrs eyes not so severs es et Ant su ir d. gerremset irgneter will hold an oilkial Invietlge ties Weal the elremeseaese of the ataie ea Friday mat. LETTER FROM ORNERAL NEILL. The Ayr Obrerrer has been tavotard with the fol lowing extract of a letter iron General Nell!, dated Cawnpore, August 1: " Heft Allahabed on the bath. Ind Mead General Has lock's hereon the 2lst, sad Mad peer lb* lthemind bed been users!), wounded. Hie b,.s w drat Awl ender him, • bullet then hit him there the knee, forcing pit of the scabbard d hie inront into the wound, and causing sad enthirtag. Amputation seemed to said pent relict, and he appeased doing well, whim he soddenly expired, cowers timly tree from pain. He had done sight well, .ni will be eincerely mourned in the regiment (the Finishers), in which be wee mach imperial and Gemmed. Since I arrived be.. I have bees bud at work to get order rweetabllahed. I have now put a atop to the plundering I found teeing on, by re-orpaising a police. lam also collecting all the property of the demand, and trying to trice if any have survived, but myet have not succeeded is ending me. Man, woman, and child seem all to bars been murdered. As nom aa that monster, Nene Sahib, hoard of the same. of over troops sad of their haring Gaid the bridge about 20 miles from Canyon, he calmed the wholesale hatchery of the poor women sad children. I find the officers' servants behaved shamefully, and were in tha plot, all but the kneel mate cam. They deserted their unease. and plundered them. Whomever • rebel te fought he a immediately triad, sad on • Bee be can move a defeats he is mateeced to be hanged at once ; but the chief rebels or ringleaders I make era clean up • retain renal of the pool of blood, still two inches deep. in the abed when the fearful murder and mutilation of woman end children took plan. To tooth blood is most ab horrent to the high caw satins; they think by doing muting doom their smile to perdition. Let them think eo. My object is to inflict • fearful punishment (or • revolting, cowardly, barbarous deed, end to strike terror into then rebels. The tint I caught ma a niacin or se• tire officer, a high nate Brahmin, who tried to neat my order to elms op the very W o od be had helped to eked but I made the promet marshal do his duty, and stew lashes soon wade the miscreant accomplish his task. When dune, be war takes out and immediately hanged, and after death buried in • ditch at the reel-aisle. No one who bas wiftwenti the wean of murder, mutilation, rod nuances on. ever lima to the word mercy, em spplied to then Sands. The well of mutilated bodies—also, containing errant& of 200 women ar.d children—l hare hal decently covered in, and built up as one large grave. lam in the int reached camp— s moat inleentle patios. None but Englishmen could have held it for a day, and yet how n:Ady did poor Sir 11. ll'beeder hold oat hen. On the 29th General Havelock moved on toward. Luelmow. lie had not gene far before he came on • strong poet of the enemy•-•sbcut 20,000, with gun.. He defeated them gallantly, and took all their guns, but enataraed considerable lon. Amongst the nom • ber, I am poem to say, Was yonn4 Richardem, a tine gallant young officer of tbe whom I had highly antic,' at Hewn for him gallantry . ; and young Setoo. rfthe 6th Bengal Native Infantry, wee wounded ; he was hit in the lower jaw. Het was an aidnde rens, and made so fur his gallantry. The some afternoon the force wa. again engaged. and again defeated the niche, taking all their gene-=making a total of twenty guns taken, all of which they tatted, and completely gained the day. Notwithstanding this on the 3lst General Have returned to the busk of the river opposite Clarnpure, where be sent to me for further reinfernewsle—requiring a battery, two 24-pounders, and a thousand more European infantry. I have just mitten to bile that there la half a battery coming en here tn-day fnon Allahabed, which I send on at once to him. I can also veal him two iron gone, bat European in fantry there ia nem to wed him here. If he waits for that he mewl wait reinforcement. from Calcutta, mid a long delay, during which time Luelmow may Mere the fats which betel Crampon. The rebels, flushed with victory, will retort on this, re-occupy Cawnpore, and I bate *Amp to keep thorn out. I meat be starved out. The inflamer, too, en Agra may be most diamtmun, but I hope Genera Havel...lt, who has ben 00 xnrreeptut, will new advance again end reline Lucknow, which i• to be thatidoned, the force there brought in here, and by that Hoe reinforcement. will have arrived. ready to serneupanY General Havelock to Agra and Delhi. Toe European troops all wear burro blouses and rope ;nor regiment (the Fueibar.) wear hive once, which in the native language is meet toppers: and du , beef Intones are pmovunced the terror dell, stub their I:afield Min. They dist', roe cavelry beau- Wally. Two hundred of the god Cavalry charged young Gans and twelve of our Fusilira ; they not them flying with empty riddles. There a a report just brought me that • Rajah has sated some genet men, ladies, end three children from the Carnation ronnere, that they are fifty miles off, sad that he will mad them lentos The ant mall will tike all wanders. Each day may tang thins to light, sad n.y mot letter I hope may away eatisienary in- Whiellos" The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer i Belton hoe bees tan ne %the goveratorot foot the convey- ISM... 4 troops to Alesantl te be out to India throu g h . _ THE POLICE COURTS. (TBI DAT.) 917ILDHALL.. Mr. Mignon Ospil•Li atte;dsd till morning, bekeelfr. Alieriesslialehl• sweet en error in a report which he dee nommen. Maths to the ,abject of betting " r Ilee d *eel& — fir: Ml em= Oephat rid—l wish to make a short stamment whisk balm pm, the dr, to correct an error ina theb? meet appeal In pubs journals of m, la add& I ete apnea le ham said—. That i tit at bands of tallow chap heads is Cael-court," &c. Mat I aid was, that N the @dicers would go into Copal-coat, to take up the alp there, who speculated ha Camels, they would led taker secupeden. Or, If they would p the Bath elearneen they would lad that thawed, et lanai of Ware armpit Ise* when malythe dlikeeee et the pries ensiled bea cae Water.Whatl dabs la, that the pale may net ebb se so igarant .f oceusser ad isatern attar Arty W ia.t esperience, as to have believed that tallow Ina sold in Amat Hale—would Yon think it very unbecoming in me ft I yaw to ands to pottery wars in roar preemies, and I W.Lt is eigsally anbecorsisig for yea to allude to tallow. Copeland—l did not mean to be at all permmal in is te tdbw , mad I would therefore may that hops aro 'NMI la the saw maser, with merely the difference in prke hip pa Alamos Rale—Well, mu, all I can say to that I think it eommenly millscaming in you to interfere when I us demd=iau Capidand—Oh, miry wen, air, I do not wilt I. Yee my eaneromrsy with you or any of my toothily summa.*se, asd since yoa wM maks it a personal mailiv, I will Ism* you to perform your duty alone, and p vase I gal mot with more courtesy. Mamma Copeland then a itbdrew, and Mr. Alderman Bale peoesda with the other businees of the day. WESTMINSTER. CRI•PLTY TO A CRILD. Two reopectableelooking women, who appeared much die ' tressed and agitated, cemented the magietrate's interference ea behalf • &add they hod with them, who had been moth aseireted and ill-treated. The applicants mid that they laded In the same house r the &lid L Tnikrottreet, and me there wan no landlady there ' they bed cosidered it their duty, in the enemas, alt common humanity, to interfere. The child's War wee red, sad her mother had bee married aria, to • man named Connor, • stoker at the House of Lords. He was continually beating the child, who was in • very filthy and neglected state, and beet her severely with • police man s strap both last night and this morning. Mr. Paynter—Did you see the mensal! committed. Applicante—No ; we beard the child's screams, which wan very dietressing. Mr. l't*nter —What is ber mg*? Applicants—Only nine rem Me. Payette.— lir she any mark,? Applicants—Yr sir: she is beaten very severely. The eltild, who exhibited the appearance of gross neglect, wee planed before the magistrate, and on her shoulders being bared, they exhibited ounenicralde diacolouration and ace _ 14r. Poynter—llan you esautined the lower part of b pence f Applicants—Yrs, bar legs and thighs are covered with Mr. Vernier—Does the mother in no trei Interfere tors "rat thin ill-trestmeat of the child? Applicants—Poor mature, shin cannot. AU she ow do Is to erg. 3hs in lying my bad os a rich bed, snd is pane* Tin club( has boss so &squashy highland that her sasses an bang teens sot of her. Mr. Paystsr— Itoar Do you know what worn the tams anigoei for bean, Applisants—Tha reason this noosing wsin that wins hs ram humus to his breakfast the kettle did sot boil. Hs &p -lans to forget that this is hat • snore child, asd mks. so silos/sacs lot her tender age, whiela a fatbsr should do. Mr. Payster immediately gruoled • minions aghnst the father, without pyinsat of the accostound hag SOUTHWARK. TIU MMUII,I et:tenors. Mn... leviser, WK.< ill, sad !now, brewers, UM, Soothwerk-beedge-reod, were stunowneed by order et the =4., order the Brooke Nuisance Act for sing • oq the prosaism so tortsultoted as no t to mama Hs own smoke. — hlePols;Fallanded to prosecute on behalf of the crown, and kir. Leeds, ass., for the defendant.. Mr. Wilbur Sand Yon, the government Winding engi neer, said that, in comeqiienoe of instructions he wined, be proceeded to the defendant.' premier, sad found two tumor at work nadir large coppers; one of theca hod en appardm amid to mammy the ....Ai', but We other bed nothing of the sort. The remit was dense edema of stooks being emitted at intervals to the annoysmos of the neighbourhood. It would be eery easy for the deplued ants to maks the alterations required by the set of pediment ; and be bad toli than where to gu and NO the proper appa ratus benetiiially et cork. Mr. Lewis contended that the summons could not stand, inasmuch as his clients used Languedoc Smokeless Coal in the (menace complained of, therefore no alteration was re quire d. r. Sat:idiom said that he believed Lamluodoc road was used partiully but that did not prevent the smoke from is lag from the shaft. The forsaoe must be altered to consume the !Atoka. ThotMSTete, an officer of the 2d diviaion, said be wee em ployed to welch the defendant'• premises, end he saw dense volumes of smoke coming from the furnace se long as seven miowtm at s. time. Luria herecalkd for the defence Mr. Preece, the land lord of the Winchester Munc Hall, Mr. Calrer, a general dealer, and Mr. Houghton, a, hatemonger, all living in the immediate neighbourhood, who deprierd that the .nooks was eo little that tiny hardly noticed it. They had no complaint to make of Wean. Jrnner. Mr. Bircham sake." whether 01.7 had Leen eummomed before r - 11,7 'Poised replied that they had not, but they had plenty *CU.,' to make the alteration. 11:41Vocahi; aniscilll;:l . they been summoned before he should have indicted the highest penalty. They must pay • line of 34 and costs. GREENWICH. Tl 2 I.tOY aITH THE 2.6001. FORTUNE. Nary Iwo .11 . 0verney, a stylish! droned young Irish woman, and pawing • • moat voluble tongue, was charged before Mr. Seeker, with defrauding • tailor, named Or - borough, retain at East Oenenwieh The complainant, an elderly man, stated thee the primmer bad lodged at his house for a week, receiving her board, and advances in money, upon the faith that she had just come into • tortoise( 2, , iMg. This he had since ascertained to bo false, and had, therefore, given her into custody. The prisoner —Oh, you bad man; you know you wanted me to marry you, but I refused, became you are an old was —(laughter)—and when I told you an, you mid it was better should not marry • young 19.13., as be would spend all toy roomy. (Reward keener.) The complainant—That is Calm; and my housekeeper Is here, who will prove it. The prisoner—Why, that is the woman to whom you mid that she woad have to wear a yellow ribbon, as you were going to marry me. (Loud laughter.) Mr. Seeker—How long has the woman been with you? The complainant—Since Thuradey wio k, your worship. She brought • large bundle of papers with her, which she said related to her property. The complainant a housekeeper was then sworn, meditated that on the prisoner coming to her master's house aim said she hod 2,000 f. te take from tho Bank, and 2001. from a mli eitor in London on the following Tuesday. Witnesa went with the prisoner to Father Kelly's in the Commercial-road mabe saidOille was to nearer, 201. from him. The poisoner went to the homes arid came back and told her the letter, cootaining the money, had been scat to Father North's, at Greenwich, fir her, only five minutes previously. They returnid to Greenwich nod Mr. North diecisimul all knowledge of the prisoner. The prisoner—Oh, you good for nothing wretch; you know you ware jealous of me. (Laughter.) Mr. Seeker—Well, what have you to say to the charge? The prisoner —Everything I soy I. correct. I bare a wit• ne.in court. • deistmtly dressed wftMAll, then stepped into the wit.w box, sal deposed that tho prisoner bad born gist introduced to hero hsiing Peg OM. Into pews/don of an exteneisc fortune, mud ropiiring respectable I..dirings The prisoner then went to Mr. Ottemnigh's. and during her easy there eitneo. hail accoenpeinital the wieldier to London, or the purpose of gutting the money, and had on one mm -4= been kept an hour and e half uniung on the steps of .Somerset Home. (Laughter.) The prisoner—Bat you Law the papers by which I inn en titled to the money. The witness denied this et/dement, upon which the prisoner abused her in • siokst manner. _ PI try Delaney, is widow woman. residing in Deptford, hero informed his worship that the prisoner had obtaiatsll7s. from her under saindaryurnmstanoss. Mr. Se. ker rid it erss evident the prisoner was a person of whom inquiries should be made, nndrt» would therefore bo remanded forn week. The prieener was then conveyed to p.l. C.trric RE OP AN Ex BE7Y.LER Tell RACECOURSE. —Yeeterdsv, information was received at the detertire anus In thin city; that a mos soared Jh Caapppp had *Wounded from Wing, neer Leighton Buse. Bedfwdoblr e haring in hie poreeseion Wt. the proper ty of the mermen of Wing, for whom he had scud no collectsr of ratan A ee descrij4on of the delinquent w given ; end the information that be ems well-kisown to the " horwebetring ocsam iL ual . L that he was " reporter of eporting news fur the pepsell" end that it was 'apposed he bad gone to Menchopter. t Sandford, of the detective police, went to the rue ground, yesterday aftermon, sad there apprehended the prounow on the greed Mood. He bad wised in the city at two o'clock in the morning ; said only bad 41. in his pocket& when apprehended. He will Ls conveyed back to Leighton Bossard to-dsy (Settoday).—Nrachrister Osiet , line. A young ladywho bad been married but a month, and who went out in the Colombo on her outward voyage, wee mot borne again from Suez, her husband's regiment having bean ordered to joie the army in 13eugal, and she Lao returned is the same strum to England. IL ai IL II OL 11 OL 11 OL 11 SHARE LIB7M-21111. DAT. Two daces. The railway share market today is inactive, with very little change in price. London and North Western stock is quoted 961 to ; Great Western, 44 to ; Midland, SO/ to f ; London and Beath Western, 4d to 1 per share ; Great Northern, 241 to ; and Eastern Counties, to 1. French shares are firm, and Canadian dell. OILDIXART SHAW AID STOOKS. 111.1141.1 d n Claim rm.* like sody g reisi. I up I sib. le i ' " tri a tid asedllis di illea.Welir. a dims alba La. I Cho. Ids IN iddel NW Isalar..--. wOduinlia ~or~.~ _ ... ~~ 101/11111•11 Dort. Mb. 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LI Puitherlarkattur a at Praa.tOrlaMal ern al D. Dr -. . 11 11Yrau Ina -...... al 111 MAW.. .. al 111 Dual DWI IIIIVU "-- -.. IN I bra Aar War. d th Awallas Laa.l.. all I ravales Tar. Mr* aL Dv Da. VI V .02. I I Yr Diares Ur.... II 111. Wars Der ............ IA D. M. -...-.......-. 11 Iti Ilte 4 4 di U 133 140 SO .3 33 SI I 4 II I 10/1 106 4 t a 1 _ _ 4 1 li 141 I .1 111 si fl 14 If oidui le II al I I If i Pm fi b ° "' 6 II 60 ' 1 4 6 1 I 1 4 1 111 II II AWLS Mall 1141117111. lawmen. la.. 2L- p lbsisre amass. M-Iroalre sod Ted, rx. . 171 1 .1= rd Weft rattrl l atererlb Mareetawar. ebeedit, se ."" Plasests 44;Farler P. Omani, -Ditto (Sli pot Cest.l.ll4-o=sl Teak of Offiaada.lll. R MONEY MARIBT.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The is still no alteration in the fends, which remain at yesterday's rates. In this and every other department of the Stock Exchange tosinew is excessively dull. Coos°la are quoted 90 to i l for money, and 901 to for the 14th of October. India Stock is marked 209 to 210; and Exchequer Bills, 10s. to 6e. die. Turkish Biz per Cents. remain quoted 941 to 95. Mexican Bonds are rather flat, and are marked 21 to 211. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 641 (exchange 12 6.) In other foreign stocks no business whatever is reported. Monday next will be " making-up day" in the share market. The settlement of the fortnightly account in shame and foreign stooks will be com pleted on Wedneeday. The foreign exchanges yesterday were gene rally firm, but paper on Frankfort and short bills on Amsterdam were quoted somewhat lower. The rate on St. Petersburg was also lower, whilst for Austrian bills the tendency was rather upwards. The current quotations are shown below, viz.: Amsterdam, three months, 11.18/ to 19 ; ditto, short, 11.161 to 16, Rotterdam, three months, 11.181 to 191 ; Ant werp and Brussels, three months, 25.36 to 40; Hamburg, three months, 13.8 to ; Pees, three months, 26.671 to 621 ; ditto, short, 26.20 to 6; Manage, three months, 26.80 to 21; Fort-on-the-Maine ' three months, 1181 to 1; Petembarg, three months, 36 to" ; 'Cleans, three menthe, 10.84 to 38 ; Trieste, three mon ths, 10.34 to 38; Naples, three months, 421 to Genoa, three months, 26.70 to 721i , L: kt, horn, three months, 29.95 to 30; Palermo, three mon 127 to ; Meseina, three months, 127! to 128 ; three months, 49 to 1 ; Cadiz, th ree months, 491 to / ; Oporto, three months, 621 to 1 ; Listen, three months, 621 to I. The corn market yesterday was steady at the re duced quotations established on Monday last. The number of floating cargoes of grain arrived at ports of call since last Friday is only 10. Of those lately arrived only about half-a-dozen cargoes of maize remain unsold. It is stated that within the hurt few days a large quantity of Ibraila maize has been sold, to be shipped to the United Kingdom in the course of this year in Greek vessel'. The price mentioned is 30s. 3d. per qr. (cost and freight), being a considerable reduc tion from the price now nominally current in London. The provincial and French corn marketa remain dull, with a drooping tendency. At Paris the price of "four-marks" flour has declined to &if. (equal to 38e. per 28014) on the spot, and 54f. for delivery in the first four months of next year. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Company on their respective presidencies, from the 10th to the 25th inst. (yesterday), is u follows : Rate of Esoltsage. Bawl 424,062 12 6. Madras 7,020 19 9 1 4.. per Co ' a repel. Bombay Total £31,60212 1 Bank shares yesterday were quiet, at former quota tions. The shares of the National Discount Company were inquired for, and firmer. Crystal Palace sharesclosed a trifle better, at II to 4-16. Electric Tele graph stock, Peel River and Peninsular arid Oriental DOW shares were all quoted somewhat lower. The nominal closing quotations for the shares in some of the new undertakings are imbjoined, viz.: —Dade Railway, 1-16 dis. to 1-18 prem.; Central Oude Railway, par to _i prem.; Eastern Bengal Railway, to I prem.; Panpub Railway, Ito I prem.; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1-16 dia. to par• European and Indian Junction Telegraph (10:. paid), to clis.; Indus Steam Flotilla, par to prem. ' • Rigs and Danaburg Railway ( Consolidated shares), dia. to par. Tenders will be received by the Emigration Com missioners on the Ist of October for the hire of ships to convey emigranta to Sydney and Melbourne respec tively. These vase's mast be ready for passengers between the 20th and 30th of November. The following weekly summary of the produce market is from Messrs. W. 3. and H. Thompson, and dated this evening. The rise in saltpetre forms a feature : _ _ The colonial markets have been freely supplied with pre date during the week. for which a fair demand has existed, and generally at about previous rater. The sales of sugar have gone off steadily, bat with lee. animation at the dose ; good qualities brought fall rates, while low deerriptions sold irregularly, chiefly at price. in favour of the buyers. Several of Ceylon ...vitr o have been offered and disposed of, r a erp:r a t i ers having submitted to a reduction of le. to ls. 61. per cwt. There haa not been any improvement ia the de mand for tire on the spot, and in some instances eider rates hays been accepted. A further advance of from 6s. to 7e. per cwt, has been obtained for saltpetre, at which enhance ment the holders an not free sellers. The sales of epics have gone off at steady quotations. The tea market has been less active. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, Sept. 19, compared with the pre vious return, shows the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active 18,901,215 Increaas 28,390 Public deposits Other deposits Government securities in tenkTnirieiarta;oZ 10,593,853 Without alteration Other securities in honk ing depsrtntent 18,962,051 Increase 297,999 Coin and bullion in both departments Ekren day and other bins The Rest arnass Notes in reserve . The addition to the Bank's resources involved in the increase of 386,6211. in the Treasury balance. is more than counterbalanced by the decrease in the " other" deposits, coupled with the increase in the "other" securities; and there is consequently a slight decrease in the reserve of unemployed notes. The " other" securities now stand at nearly nineteen millions. The bullion has also slightly diminished, although the Bank purchased during the week 50,00 W. in Russian gold. BANK or ENOI.IN D —An Aces Mirth, e. for the week eadi ree no Yells teme4 =410015 H. pormant to the Act "th sad s at Saturday. Sept. 111.10 T. ; Gave-m.. 4 NIA 41,01/000 I Other Oemrltkl %.4N.,9(.9 Gold Colo and YoUio. 1014.919 I allrer Bullion A 5.030.046 hoPrierhrr . er . Shoorttla neat 8J)14.6:0 finale& Dead We 16114 P,Ni Amenity) ....... 114.691 M t ache +. Sae. Sauk; Other 184.111,0i1 Cnrnrohr. of Nallorerl Notes . 13.1011,730 I.lv.Aeria) BOIS OOP 044 hid itive 46.1.41.5 Other Deporrts bored dar awl War Mb MAN 436.3111.049 £18..73.8.049 x. MARSHALL, aid Orbtir. Brag/. INT. 111 114 If 41 IS N N SS If 14 IN IN II 14 Sib IM 10 1110 I 1 N, N N ft Pm 1 Pm 14 /11 Ifs IN 71 Ili 9 9. ild 31 33 SI St $ II ad M` II ..e - I pm ri JP' flbl 1 at pit WEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (UT aiscralc rumenArz.) MANCHESTER MEETING.—THIS DAY: NURSERY HANDICAP. About half a mils. Sunbeam, Intereldome. HmperShulla,LorogY, °mallet& Pair, Julia, Thornhill, 1,4 Three, sad Dodds era here. NORTHERN METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. One tone. . 1.0111 Nebo's, Tiff, PIM, Skyeatter ; Red, White, and Bloat; Ells, Attanasy-Oenerid, Little Cob, sad T') rebus the Sexed ars bwe. GRAND STAND PLATS. Half-s-mile. Sks.rutter, Pers,g2= Pyrrhus the Second, Prince's Attoraey- Red Robin, Magnolia, Jane, Stud:cm, Jobs , Greenwich Fair, and Lot Three are here. CESAREWITCH. 100 to 3 Kat Warlock (t) The Mated &trice Ga:ettc says:—" The Com mander-in-Chief has directed that arery regiment shall be instructed in the bayonet exercise, aceordiag to the system of the late Mr. Anger " Iferapith's - Journal estimates that the recent ac- FRIDAY ETRXING. ciders' on the Great Northern Railway will cost the company We have still no movement whatever to report in 30,0001. or 40,0001, and ears : " Be it observed that thin IA the funds, which have not varied more than 1. per truly a railway accident in its worst form. It is not accident which has occurred from collision or other act of aurelestenene, I cent. throughout the week. This fact will afford an which increased attention might in future prevent, but it ban . arisen boat a break down of machinery. the result, we fear, 1 idea of the complete stagnation of the market, of overstraining it. Let the Great Northern nos every day which, so far, bas shown no response to the sudden la the suss any, and a ill they not run the same risk of sect- i animation of the Paris Bourse. Anxiety for the re deur The North Britieh Mad says I—. On Thursday I ceipt of the expected Indian news at present over morning, upon the arrival of the London steamer at Gran- Irides every other consideration, and renders the ton, a an wee diNVVIWOd in one of the water closets quite i ' n the speculators indisposed to operate, for, pending the dad, and having his neck nearly revered from bit body .. l arrival of the mad . ..ve transact i ons Edinburgh.' funds must partake more than ever of a gambling From private letters we (Railway Reword) learn that a considerable amount of damage has been done to the character. The chief business is still in the rail buildings end works on Me East Indies railway. Thin I. not way share market. English and Canadian shares surprising. Running from Delhi downwards, through ' were weaker, and French rather firmer. Cawnpore, Allababed, Arrah, Dinapore, to Calcutta, each In the discount market to-day the demand for of which places are stations on the line, and have been the scene of tragedies, over the bare recital of which so many ' money was extremely brisk, and at the Bank the bitter tears have been shed, the destruction of propaty has I applications been o large indeed. Thee stations at Allahr4 Calm- I were upon a more extensive scale than pore, s ad arniti, we believe ' have hes wholly destroyed. ~ for a considerable time past. The demand on a Residue the mutiaews hays lwo ken up the enemas torn up ' Friday is frequently heavier than on any other day the raft, and strewed the idle iron over the country. lof the week. It would be erroneous, however, to From the year 1852 to the year 1866, both in elusive, the actual loos of life en the omen wee . 4 3481 And , deduce cause for anxiety from the present active to malrfo of the various mono which have too to thin lots inquiry for money, for this is almost a natural con thews that oat of 1,143 Aim only 288 were lost la • whole pie. storm, or burriaws , ba d on l y in by the ...Am sequence of .the accumulation of Treasury funds in ovary of the latter. ! the Bank at this season. Last year " only one person in 16,168,449 I At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes who travelled by railway was killed," from " muses beyond his own camel. . attained a fresh rise of fully i per cent., closing at A letter has been received by the last mail from 67.70 for money, and 67.75 for the end of flap- Maras stating that Lieut. Holland, of the 38th 8.N.1., his wife were safe at M eer ut. sad tember. Attention has been called latterly to the About 200 ladies and children are expected to evidence afforded at each settlement on the Bourse emirs at Southampton in the next India mail packet due at that the floating anrplua of stock, by tl e weight of that port on the 4th proximo which the market has so long been °nip wed, has The United Service Gazette believes that the been materially diminished; and the way is thus "Insiopinius" of the neve, "who goes for an army of Museana," is Sir Charles Ttevelyan, prepared for a recovery. It is believed, however, that the sudden rise now witnessed is prompted by a hope that the Emperors of Russia, and Pranoe will come to an understanding at their approaching interview to reduce their standing armies. On the Bourseyesterday 2,475 Credit Mo. sbsres,423 Orleans Railway, and 176 Northern Railway shares, were . " discounted," or demanded for immediate delivery. It is thought that these " discounts "will shortly diminish, as after the 30th September the transfer of nominative shares into shares to bearer, and rice tiara, will be subjected to the now transfer duty. The parties who arc now " discounting " shares wish to take advantage of the few des s' delay, and evade this tax. The advioes from Vienna, Frankfort, and Amster dam announce an improvement in Austrian stocks. Consols remain quite stationary at the closing quotations of yesterday, viz., 90 to j for money, ' and 901 to Q for the 14th October. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Con sole, for money, 901, 90, 90i, 90 ; ditto, for account (14th Oct), 901, 901. Bank Stock, for account, 210, India Stock, 210. India Bonds, 265. dis. Eichequer Bills remain heavy, and closed at 10s. ,to eis. dis. This depreciation is not excessive, but any diseount upon such approved banking securities as Exchequer Bills is injurious to the credit of Government, who will be compelled shortly to re lieve the market of a portion of the surplus. Pro bably this course would be preferable to raising the rate of interest upon the bills, which is already con siderable, viz., 3!. 16s. per cent per annum. In the foreign stock market there is still no move ment of importance. Turkish Six per Cents. were quoted at 4 o'clock 94,1 to 95; the Guaranteed Four per Cents., 99: to S. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 76 to so ; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 24 to*. Sales are recorded as follows : Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64k, 641 (exeh. 128). French Three per Cent. Renter, 67f. (exch. 20f. 20c). Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 79, 781. Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 45, 44! Russian Five per Cents., for account (30th Sept., ' 100 i ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Gent,., 98 Spanish Old Three per Cants., 40Z ; the Pamirs Bonds, 61. Turkish Six per Cents., 94i, 941;05 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 99g. MINES.-THIS DAT. Two o'CLoom The market for home mining stocks to-day is very quiet. The chief inquiries are for Sortridge Con sols and North Wheal Basset shares, which are looking up. Thcrc are also inquiries for Hingaton Down shares. In foreign and colonial descriptions there is no movement. Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers : Alfred C 011•011, East Raw% 2, Si ; Oawton United, 24a.. 261 , Lady Bertha, 24e., 26a. ; North Frances, 131, ; Peadern. 26 f ; St. Day United, 22a. 6d., 26a. , Whorl Edward, 411, FRIDAY EVENING. Business in home mining stocks to-day was rather slack. The principal transactions were in West Seton, Wheal Edward, Alfred Consols, East Alfred, North Itoskear,Carvannal, North Frances, and North Basset shares. Alfred Consols shares, after being marked in the Stock Exchange as high as 14, closed rather flatter. North Frances were also rather cheaper. Generally, however, the alteration in prices was not important. The following transac tions are reported to us from the Stock Exchange, in addition to those comprised in the official list, via : —Wheal Edward, at 9 ; Alfred Consols, at In ; and Carcannal, at 2 1 to 2t. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& TALLOW MARRET.-THIS DAT. The market is quiet at the following weaken .—Pe. tersbarg Y.C. on the /pot, 68e. Bd. to Of. ; September, 68e, Bd.; October to December, 68e. ; Jesuitry to March, 58s. &I.; Me u►sr fortaeoes —Town Tallow, 81e.; fat by ditto, Je. 20.: yellow Ittioulan, 60s. fd.; melted stuff, 46e. ; rough ditto, 275. Cd.; tallow graves, 17e.; good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY AIAREET (THIS DAY.) Mr. B. J. D. reports trade without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 68s. to 72a.; superior ditto, 76e. to 80e.; inferior ditto, 60a. to Clh. ; roves, 60a. to 665.; clover, 90s. to IOU.; second cut, SOL to 90s. ; straw, Me. to 301. COVENT GARDEN.-(TIIIS DAY.) Large importations of &reign produce continue to arrtVe ; this week nearly 3,000 packages of Dutch Gra_pas have been supplied at prices ranging from &I. to la . 2d. per lb. Of home-grown Fruit there is els, more than sufficient for the de mand. The supply of Kent Filberts still increares, and the demand being slack, prices fee them have fallen. Good samples realise from 33. to 375. per 100 lb.. Barcelona nuts fetch 22.. per buhlel, and Brazils 18a. ditto. Amongst vegetables are French &sus and cauliflowers, the latter re alising from 2.. Al. to lis. 6d. per dozen. Cucumbers are plenful. Spanish onions may now be had at from Is. to '2a.62. per &gen. Potatoes am greatly &messed ; they bare advanced in price considerably, but it is thought that they will not long wainlein present quotations. Cut flowers con sist of orchid., Chides primulas, fpudeniaa, heliotropes, geraniums, violets, wigneattte!„beisthe, and row. nor Appir, per lb., 3 , to ea Apples, pre Waken, le h 44 *epee. per lb., 2. 10 I Peat/ per dos, le to ft Perhs. per doe., Seto (.0 1 Orandere, per 100.20 e Se les lore, do . 2a to 4, 1 Uwe; per dos., Is to le Moe. per hell eh. to to Its 1 per 100. k lea Whoa. I• to es 1 Filbert., per 100:be., tO ITs VP.GICTABLV6. ' I rely. ',bon* Tel to 31 Toe p eye.. 3.0 d to 4804 Artichokes, each. 4d to Id Ilhellole, per lb. ed to lid Gerlle, per lb., fat to ed t ..ore, Is Ad 63 24 &Wire. per do., le to le ld turelp,p. des., Welled boleti sniado, p. pun., is to lel 11000, il per MI, 1.61 to 46 Sleehrisiute, per p0t.,106d io le Ild Perctcy, per bun,* 10 to el Casllll3.4rs, Toyer, , 9. 10 . 1.4 &WOO% p. boodle, so In to Orono, pot den bet.. o. to Brunets deo .t., pot half en% .0 Id to r. I'd Fmne 9 tBexasweslas:!...coo,lo MID tel POINAWq par too, 4Se to life pr bash., 9. 01 1. SA For cwt. 4. to (0 CUM..... P. ouch, 44 to fio /omit", per bomb, 30 V. 3.1 . . - _ epmace. per MOT% le t 2 6.1 Corumber2, mil. id le GI Peet, per Ana., Ir le b lelerl, p. beadle, Is t... 1• 6d rvep. per On - eh, 2d to Id Marina gr^ert. P. bb, Id 10 4d Barmy. Ar., NI to 44 Sant, item v. beer, 4d to 44 A meeting a noblemen and gentlemen has been held at Mtreworth Castle, lbe seat of Lord Falmou , h, when it was resolved. t. that A society be formed, to bo called The Kent Arehemlogical Society, and that the rules of the Sasses Archmological S...ekty haying been already tested by expirienur, should be adopted by the society." The Marquis Camden was ell cud prerident, and the Kiwis of Abergse crony, Anibertt, and Darnlev. Vise mut Falmouth, Sir B. Bridges, Sir E Bering, T. Wykehani Morin, Erg., M.P , J. Whauessi. ling., , and the lien. T. /iliiityn, were nnwisated yum-pnwidenta ; and the tames of upwards of fifty members were et eau* enrolled. A MiestNc Acrou.--litiott readers will recollect the anecdote connected with the brother of the late Joe Grimaldi, who, titter several yams' sheenee, called at the stage door of the theatre one evening, mode en appointment to meet the ceielinte I down after the cendusion of the per t formanees, and vas never more beard I,r. A cirsturostanee somewbot eio,ilor La, occurred is Wok, al.. Some sheet time egos young man named Headell was engaged by Mr. Blanchard, Gm love of the Wakefield Theatre. On Saturday evening la.t he was taking a part in the performance, uheu, in consequence of some impropriety in his corauno, he was ntprinianiid by the ma nager. We belitve the cease of the manager's anger was the iippi irAnce of Bowiell without a pair oi glazed legginge considereil, it seems, proper to the correct imperso natton of his part. Dowtoll, remembering that a brother per former hod a ir of leggings like them in question, went to Ms lodgings, In the noodle of the performance, to feted them. Strange to pay halals not since been heard of. The police ham made inquiries in every direction, but without success. It has been ascertainel that the inhering actor did not, at the time of hie disrippeeranrv, owe anything at his lodgings cr elsewhere in the town. He has left all his clothe., out a t'ty of luggage, amongst which a et some valuable the:tricot " properties." The chief conctablo.haa taken them uncle:rids chugs. Howlell is deetribed as Wog • very quiet, unseen- Inh, gentlemanly young man. -Wakefield Ammeter. § r UMEROL'S FATAL ACClDENTS.—Yesterday Mr. Baker held five inquede, four at the Loudon Hospital, and one at the Bell mid Timm Mackerel pulilicelmuse, Mile-end. In every ease a veidict of "AczidentulDenth" was returned. The following were the eases : Philip Haylend, • boy of thirteen, in the service of Maws. Pound, outfitters, Leaden hall:sheet, fell into the street from a third fluor window. which he was cleaning. and died from fracture of the spineand coneruseion of the brain. Mao , Sorrell, a ebim of two year', 27, Crown-row. Mile end, left alone in a room with a large fire is it, eel fire to her clothes, and died from the Werke. Thomas 'North, a boy of nine yon, 7, Saville row. Stepney, while playing at " hide and seek" fell into • well and was drowned. Edward Welker, aged 20, potmaa, at the Lord Nelwv, Whiteebapel-raid, whirs " larking" in a stable, was kiilt t in the abdomen by a pony, and died at the beapital. Thimiss Skinner, aged 18, in the employ of Memos. Westwooi and Wright, gasometer makers, Itetheol erten. fell into a ce.:iitir, atel died trout concussion of the brain.