The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-19 00:00:00

HIR MAJESTY'S THEATRE. MUSIC. rers watra performances. pt reduced prices., have Ins smnsiented at din horns, oevamenoing to., eight, and w arofog this wriming, Moran', chef-rower*, Dow Or with a ern including sae► anion .e Kt-demoiselles ri ss a so sok Spezia, Ortolani, and Signori (Hoehn, Babe mine, sad Belletti would under any circurnetinoss be a great innate ; and such a atuncal treat Miami at cheap err o f sealskin night naturally be npected to s m ., so onvirbahning audience. This was the c m.lest eight, when crowds were asonabled lung bi, m , the opining of the door% and every seat in the hoary gin serapied shortly afterwards. The performance calls for D o special limit, the OW being similar to that of pro mos. repvissratione of Dots Oiooanni during the priest sense at fler llfefraly's Theatre. Tos rograrame for to-night includes La Traria& and the rest ram from 11 Thirstier, to be esag by Magill. Inn at the reduced tuna of Mann= thee codas prismatic' , can scarcely fell to rove reenunnutivit whin s n o wed by such crowds se was seassibled bat night. NOUWICLI MUSICAL FESTIVAL. NORWICH, Barr. ILL The third miacellaneous concert last evening wr set so wed attended .m its psetheassors, and the per („ni,guess, lakes as • whole did sot pare of with the deist which hr charseestieed the merlons sections of the festival. Probate the asinished attendance vu due in some degree Me hell Mis aiming, fur which et,tut parties wen se doubt Irervsf ib u t s strength, for the performances ea snob masks Re proireetad to molt • Merl dist eossidesulbie ow hew seeded se sentahe them The t w = resin* wooing exteuded ever wiworde of bear b o om sad it on. verging ea midnight before ha wpm; brought to . clove. The somber of the endless sem 709, sad the recelpes inn 393/ This morning the musical portion of the Selina nes war thdy eimed ooli the oratorio of the Yemeni ; Mr. Loamy, Mr Wenn Mr. .Mivanda, and Signor °ardent, sod Madame nen Novelle, Mrs, Luckey, Modem. Weirs, end MAUL Lembo& executing the newel parts. The amber at them ptrsut vas 1.674 and therm& $1571. The gross vercipte from t isle of haste say Isoaelfinwed at eteot 3,7001 exclusive of the ball this wean ; but It is o b,„, m ay Inpossibie at MOW kW Mite at strictly *E mmet cede...mos. The ball, the mile of books of the weeds, and other ineelentel twitters, wall prubaLly swell tho pose meepts r 4,30 W. or 4,3001. BELIEF OF THE SUFFERERS IN INDIA. MEETING AT BIRMUNORAM. A public meeting of the inhabitants, called by J. Mery we held in the Committee Room of the Tows gag, Hominess.* yesterday, at hone. to OLOWLIMIC• • Mb' urlpleaa be the rebef of Dame merle destitute by 7 the ham no& Thai arse a large sad lagnestlal attesdssn AA a meter of mar* the Mayor, Mr. Ravuttl i e:idetl; sad M AM. ari format were Mr &hole& ALP., Mr. !pear, M.P., the Hon. sad Rev. 0. M. Yorke , the Rim. J. C. %meet, the Rev. 0. 8. Ball, the Rev. F. Moves, the g aa , W. park* Me Rev. C. Vises. the 1t... 0. Lee. the Rm. I). Lotman, the Rev. R. W. Del., the Rev. 8. Wise mm, the [Dv. Dr. Meekest* the Rev. 8. fledge, the leo. K. B.Chaued, the Rev. (looms Jetriee, mad the Rev. J. aagadsie; Aldermen Ilawket, Montt* sad Lloyd; Coun cil = ors " L•••• anier, Boa" M a tt a* n aa h,,. liirWYee. ('erased, sad Onode ; the Tees abrid g e ) Meters. Vaa W art, Wdth, C. Ratak( W. Middlesumv, T. Tyndall, IL Atm. lakk 8. S. Lloyd, T. Shoe, jun.. W. 8. Allen, J. Jallkity, W. R. Rata* T. P. Balt, Robert Fletcher , R. Ileum. ism, J W. !Mud* H. Roams. J. Graham, J. P. Edwards, F. Oder. Broke Smith, sad Evade male7l.d eubtemptios. beaded la duress the promoting* ex- SOM. KRISTIN° AT YARMOUTH. Yesterday, at MOD, a raerting, convened by the WTI (c. C. Abiruil, Seq.), was bet/ in tbr Toes-katl, Towed, fee the Jorpree a reareJering the rropriety of mills• had be law road at tie Waivers to I mile.. The swam ••• let a aillmseelli One ; but amonot tit... 4 pe nal awe dr Maw (abirmea), Rear-Admiral Sir Raba Items, the Ilaw. O. Zia J. la, itare.ll. J. B. Baraptos, B. Veal, aai D. Maw; Or Teague, J. W. Shelly, P. Pet- Iw, A. R. Pear. R. lank, an.. S. Dews, Z. P. lioaell,Z. S. Alhaa, C. Pasam, J. G. Felber, W. Davie, C. Da* C. S. D. Ilagergril, W. Sal, lEvira ; Dr. Mesa Mama O. Dam, J. Ithegat, J. Nam, P. W. Perrier, to The am OWE. 17e. was galin et Ma mastisg. FATAL ONNIII7I ACCIDENT. Yesterday aftersese. Mr. Bedford, the coroner for Warranter, helisissa et amend hours' denotes, et Clereig-erer nepering the death of . .w ing Cdr. Clan. 42 peen the was of a purer. needing r !teeth Brads, who Med tinder hoopital tr me the effects she read by berg ram env by an otribes on the lank eh. It ye ppend tier the evidence that on the d a y i n quas h = amed. with her h.-d, alightal front on °melbas late ballad, sad whilst he wee paying the conductor mo re esseibue rear along, when the poor women, in era wring to set oat of Ito way. err knorlital dose, the wheels pein g one her left isg. law ere inetn"tliutely maned to isabove lastiestion, sad the worsted hut, attended to. the smsrd go ea .4i enough fur • days, but us awenble leaving wt is. reputation was saay padomoi, she only survived one d a y beyond the spnelbr The Carlow ermined ekven witneree, with • view to sortrbea whether say yenon wee to biros for the reildsr, bet teas brag shown, he made • few oteervatior epos the Mira., and - remarked that it wrist be better if the 01111. deign of rearbstres would, r • gamend rule, eat parengsre der ekes to the preeerst. Ts jury Others!, returned • verdict of " Aocidtatel _ Mother *met followed ors the body of a child them yews cid she ti rea om by • timber mom chart try* is the gm the Anew at the back tart of ths•••Liele. CE4IOII OF EXBEZZLEMENT AO4I.VBT 17ili dOEST OF d LINWLNSEIRE B4NELYO CVSPANK - Considerable excitement wu produced at Bpilsby an Monday liret on it. becoming known that • unreal bed bee mseted •gun.t Mr. TM.. Wright, airrnt of the ahem mussy et W sleet, an a chug. of having embeieled upwards 43,0002, the property of the company. The em.- ratios et the warrant was entruatvd to Supenntendent Cham bers, who appreheaded Mr. Wright at hie own home the ire wrung, end an Tuesday morning brought list to vo'c t eal newsubb d at the Reasions-lumme 12 the prisoner wm placed at the Mr. On the lurk was th e Rev.. Theo. It Rewarder and Thos. Hall way, and Joie Wright and Jac tlairby, Emil.. Mr. (Muds, Bdinoeds, the &Metered public ocher of the company, said the primula' us the agent at Want wt of that branch of the Steestrd, Spalding, and Boma bank. Ile had held that Mks betimes 24 Mid 23 years. He (Mr. Edmonds) &dyer oared a deariency in hse &cue& iin Seivirday Ism pto thet time he bad d his duties in a mans& white ens perfectly . On that craning Muses was at \Nadu. Ile isepeeted the amounts, and found a del eine, at 3,011/. 9e. 96 He eked the province' where the missy, ma, mod he Mid be could mot give any information Mut, wham or how the money had gone. He admitted Ise had abstracted it, but could ant tell to what owe he had ap• Ptild iR When again aged what he had done with the = . 11 • "W. " I meant tell." Wane& said, "It is net bat that yen should know what pou barer don. with " log. • ens," and be swain mid, "I do cost know." Before tts seassinelics of the books commenced lee admitted that be W ishen the money. , —I admitted , in the fret Instance , that I had a thesis) of about 3,0001. Wilame That I. correct ; sad that Mashies lid to the essiumison of the books end ark, which Imieht out the react deli, levy of 3,0211. 9s, 9d. The Mt sodding at Wainllest took place Mt the 29th of tepusber, 1053. Then all we. perfectly regular; the are is hand tallied with the seemints, and all wee Bede hairy , bat though there bad loam is.. no Inspection of his i k lelau e ., t h e prisoner had himisited a weekly statement _ 1 " """rhone , which, as would 104 about by Mr. """7. led twee regularly c he ck e d at Bastes and found cor m. 16 .*Theesse Barney', manager of the Boston branch of Mirk mM it was Mr. Wright'. dety to mad V) him every en amount of the tremeeliose e 1 the Bank at Wain "l.l Be smelly brought the ..count to him at flpileby on • staidm. It was male up to the end of the preceding "rote sed &stained the amount of the ash balance. On We Tth M this street he &veiled the encount for the week *ea t 01 the 6 4, which he produced. It showed it cash "ksm of 3,476/. 3s. 4d. Oa the 12th he with Mr. Ed nods lemseted Übe rush at Witallest, and found 7331. 15e., which with the transactions of l "f With left a daticiewy of 3,0211. he. 9d. On hat shervicion Weed( and Mr. Edmonds called on Mr. ! r od& end told him they would look in again in the even. trio ass hie ash. On calling main Mr th at purpose, Mr. zar. tee the door, and said hie father IMAM to to him (r fd llsesey) Sr. inhale privately.. _On this he hawed the into the Bask, where Mr. W A* ‘ 6 " Yl* nit " au delcieet in my sononata Dearly VIM, Mir Noneenee, it 0111.1104 be so ;" but Win w Mk IMO the ceim and Tither connenaidated the bit Bilusde, sad them the easeenatioa took wt~ Mr Ow lidesede had detailed. Thee being all the le* vase the megistr a t es retired, and War being aunt core retuned into court, _sad the chairman addresic the rid they had &Unitised es termite him M for trial at the mat arise. He than pme red (weeny tad the Demmer said " 1 admit MMus labia b m.6.4 6. ""f" , M . money whaii appears in the nearpmt vs, 111 " 1 1716 hneelly camitted.--80"441"11 THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1857. ASHLER LIB 7 -211111 DAT. MANSION HOUSE. lART CVAROR O► ►LUD AGAINST ♦ NOSLS LORD AND OTNRILS. --- Mr. Alfred isfres, seerstary to the Wheel Zion Mining Company. 28. Queen-street, Cheap/ids, and Lard Charles 'Wham Pelham Wads., 37, Loweites-nature, K sightsbri, appeared in answer to a sammone obtained by Mr. F. W. Stockwell, 76, Old Broad-street, stack and share broker, charging them with having unkwfully conspired, confede rated. and combined together, and with divers other mama, whose names wen unknown, by divers false pretences (steely and fraudulently to acquire and obtain, and with her* so obtaisad boo the said F.W. Stockwell, the sum of 6001., with Waal to cheat and defraud him thereof. Sleigh for the Mr. Itobiasoz=d foe the compidasnt, and Mr. Mr. Jeffne sot bete` mutant, Mr. Sleigh, as the eareet, said that Lord Clinks had never been served with the eammoos, bat had been y es from the country and came up instantly Val lsrnig Net the miasmas had bees obtained. Mr. Robinson said that Lord Clings woe is tows an Thanday sher the snagoose was obtained, and had douhasse lertmed that it was lamed from Mr. 6es*. Mr. riliogi arTid that LW bliatansed not seen the m r.7;ibinaote then opened his sew, the elhct of his Mts moat being that Mr. Jaffna was secutary to the Wheal Ina Company, sad Lord Clinton • director, and that Mr. Stock well had dun the. to time made advances upon shares held, or mapped to be held by Lord Clinton, to the amount 5001.; which shares Lord Clinton did not in reality hold. Tim number profaned to be bold by him was Fe rmented as being 800, when in reality, during the present year, he had never held more than rim, while he had parted with 380 of those which he held at OM beginning of the year. Ha had transferred the 800 shares ape the supposition that all calls were paid, although, in WA, there was a call due in April, and another in May, which ewe sot paid till August, while certificates of tranaho fa the regular way had been signed Ly Mr. Jaime, who, with lard Clinton, wee a party to the application for dream made by Mr. StockereD, pad the books were kept by Mr. Jegme In a most 111/111410t11 way for the purpose of de- firaisling not oely Mr. Stockwell, bat the &embolden. Temecis William Stockwell, mining agent, 75, Old Broad- arest—la the tegaming of this year I was applied to by Mr. Hollis/worth to discount a biU for 3001., but did not see defending? mow upon it. It wu drawn by Mr. leffree, end arcerted by Lord Clinton. It wee paid. and I gave it l up to Mr. J. On that occasion I received a transfer of SW theme in the Wheal Zion Mining Company, eigned by Lord Clinton, and put in my eint'e name, C. O'Reilly, at my require. I received that as security for the loan. The paper produced it a certificate signed by Mr. fettle., that the treader from Lord Clinton to Mr. Hollingsworth had taken place. 1 continued to hold those 300 shares, upon receiving which, with other shares, I gave • cheque for 283!., IU. being deducted for dieceunt. Theban was for three eths, and fell due before the 26th of April. About that day Mr. degree came to my office, and wirbed me to discount a bill for 6521. 10s., and at same time he said be had seen Lord Clinton, and if I presented the 3004 bill again it should be paid. That bill had previously been returned to me from my bankers' unpaid. I sent my clerk up to Mmes. Coutts'e again with the bill, and they said they bad no money to pay it. Then Jelfroe came In and gave me 1401. on account of that bill, upon the under medic, that I wu to dement the 5521. 10e. bill, upon having farther ercurity. The balance of the nat. bill was to be considered money advanced on the OIL 10s. Lill I was to hare. After come other evidence, the defendants hering entered into their own recognietnoes to eppear egais,the prooeeduage Inn adjourned. CLERIENWELL. A lICENZ IN 101.1 T. A rough looking fellow well-known to the polices and who Item the name of Jean Cemetine, • castennaiger, reidMA in Fifteen F*0(4681., 81. Puma, waa charged before Mr. Conn yids violently amenbing police-constable Lassen, 114 0, Perry, 376 9, Dudley, 488 N, and Nees , 92 0, in the emention ot their duty. Windt* 114 (1, said that yesterday efternoon • number of pereooe had emembled at King'e-crese, drunk end erkiog a great disturbance. Its went and asked them to go away, when the prisoonr, to whom he had not spoken, struck him a violent blow as the chest. Ile then promeded to take the prisoner into ea study, when he bit hun on the shoulder, and then knocked him down. While he wen stroggling the primers kicked him on the lower part of the aromerh, and he Mt prat pain from it now. The marks of the Into were now quite risible. It wee with the puffin diternity that be could be conveyed to the police nation. He elm teen his uniform coat. . Dodley, d 8 N, wool to the orietance of the lam winsome, when the primmer tried to throw him down, end hurt his l verizyuch. , 376 8, mid ha alas went to the assistance of the ether gelieeman, whom the primmer threw him down, and hurt kis head mry mech. Neal, 92 0, amid that owing to the notes the primmer made is the call yesterday etternom„ he wad induced to go in, with other ccostablee, to wke ids boots off. When be irseomise oat the pMememer struck hint *violent Mow en the •Wo of the bead and bleckesed one of his eye*. Not content with that, the prisoner pounced upon him, end bit the middle haw of his left hand through. The primmer, in derma, raid that If mu Saviour was g7tad, be was mewed a great deal worm. While he was t s m m eeelle, they took off his bute, spat in his face, hand cuffed him, tied his loge, Loom' him on the ground, and otherwise mesnlted him. the of the policemen Lit him on the fere with his belt. Polieweergeset Hewett, 19 0, said that the prisoner wee so violent that it was necessary that he should be hand cuffed. _ _ . Mr. Combo said he should not dad with the cam, kit should commit the prieuner for trial. The prisoner here darted out of the dock, and yelled oat that he would not go for trial. When the police took hold of him he kicked and ',binged violently about, making use of the most awful imprerwri. 314, mid tore one of the coats of the policemen. Who he w,. placed in the cells he tore the libels of his clothes into email pieces, and it was not until a cab was fetched and the prisoner removed, that the business of the court could bo resumed. THAMES. CAUTION y 0 r/tITILS, Robert Coo*ll . o. sped 30, d escnbcd as • jeweller, of No. 30, Patneyommet, Islington, wee charged with steam( • horse, earl. and lead of hey, value 34f., the property of Mr. Joseph Lowe. The prosecutor, a very ample old roan, of imperfect education, owns a little bond at Writtle. in Herz, sad was on Whiteehapel haysoarket with • load of hay when two to blows entered into oonvemation with him and agreed to purchase the !my for the price which he asked for it. The pi...acute' , drove his horse and cart away with the toed of hay and the two prisoners speed topsy for it on delivery. They took lien down a greet many streets in • pat of the "big town - of which he bed no knowledge, sad at last mid they had remeed the piece whc-e the hay wee to be delirered, end inviool him into 'a public-house to have some refreshment. His new alma:drama soon managed to leers Mot on some pretext or other, and when he load finished his beer he went out to look for his horse and cart and hie load of hay, and discovered they were gone Mr. &Ile—What has become of the hey? The prosecutor—That Is what I want to know, Sells—Whet is the worth of the hay it The preescutor— lt le earth above SI. 12e. The prisoner in defence said be met two net with the pros eseutee's home and cart on Pentoavilla.bill, mod they soloed him to take charge and drive the hirse and cart, which woe empty, to Bow, end ram him • shilling. Lewin, 15i K. said that two other countrymen were each defrauded of • lead of hay in • eimiler meaner on Tuesday, and they believed the prisoner wee connected with the thieves who had committed them robberies l'hero woe • gang of cuisine, some of them ticket-of-leave men, asso ciated for the parpaa of defrauding fernier* and hay-sales. men of kids oLy and straw. Their depredations had been mast exteaelve. Xr7SedfieLl have heard enough to justify me in remand ing the prisoner. You must try and find hts confederates if possible. The 'reekly Register of this day says :—" We understand that Rosary Sunday has been appointed for Fab* prayers in the diocese of Westminster, with a collection foe iodise purposes, and that a pastoral for that object will be reed on the pereding Sunday, the 27th ICIMMIAL The following are the names of the clergymen who have nobly volunteered their eemices as chaplain* to the catholic soldiers proceeding to hubs —The Rev. Moon. Kyne, Lester, Stone, Morgan, John F. Browne, Fairhurst, and Crowther. The lle.. Mersa K yne, Leacher, and Stone Rail on Sunday (ta-morrow) Sae Southampton." The Hull Piquet says the cholera epidemic having made ite appearance in the other side of the German Ocean, the mayor and corporation of lien have taken ern cleat steps for enjWying prompt medical and sanitary atten tion to any can that might possibly be imported, and hove also riyatematieelly adopted limitary precautions likely to prevent say outbreak here. RORRIRT AT TILE SUNDERLAND EXCDANGE.—OR Monday evening, between eight and nine o'clock, the family of Mr. Pam, keeper of the E:change, heard a noire below their apartments, and on Mr. Pace's am ping down stabs he foetid a man somewhat respectably decreed standing in the coal cellar, with a boa sad two brake in his hand . Oa asking him what be was about, the rtrepieer said he had lout his way, sliersupon Mee nice lighted him into the wed ha mho his way to the street. elbowing eerrral gent men who stood upon the steps of the Eschsgs. On the Ihdlowing manning it wee found that the ounce of Mama. Laois and CO, it the seat end of the building, bad been amlaml, sad their cash-boo, containing acceptances and bills le Ai aammt of 90W., carried off, besides an atlas and a eagy all Lloyd's Register. The key of the office had been Wog tip an previous night, Retooling to s I , lng.rxisting CabM an oubolralloara corer in the pewees, mod lo i liedator, in all likelihood, te ma who Tee wall ewers of Moe eircsustatence. The be, feeteneedy, Mused out te Is my weal, se the whole of the bills sod papers wan Mot ia Lerabsetl-etreet on Taaaday, and duly mama ID dm Aka The polars an WV apes and aide aspimaid IMPE—Oreirriosi Nereid. Two o'CLoot. The railway share market to-day is rather flat, and prime in several cases exhibit :a further reduc tion. London and North Western stock is especially heavy, and has fallen to 97 to I. London and South Western has receded to 46} to 46 per share; and Great Northern to 2.21 to 24. Midland is a little flatter, at 00; to 81. South Eastern has also given way. Great Wasters is steady, at 64 to I; and Eastern Counties bas im proved to 11 7-16 to 9-16 per share. French shares are quiet, but support the improve ment attained yesterday afternoon. Lombardo Vene tian shares are marked 3/ prem. OIDUIAAT I•AA MID lITOCZA. ft. I r 4.1 iiislimpiag. Yam 7w7 - 1..7, !. ! 7;:i 'aim = Miatim sal Onslrmil 01 E 4 . - Ars - r - 4. Mina it Bart Imam tol ig ea mi rea67.7 — Ilaulen Mb% Dim • Do. Om am 'Goat — Oa i~~ lakerii. teni. eliter• it emelt Wean Ong Minh el Saari . _ D► 11, Do& um) °rest Women ...„ . ..»_.. D. Dinefaliesl Diarrts. mit °WIMP De. Tit& lairoshiTiaa7l4 . 7.lalli. De. aft V. MI D& M. Li dome 14aila rd liellwall— _ s. = a rt% m art D om. %qua .-- 1 id " - 2kaf•-. —a : a -ill'husalash.l o sigZ.:Z;tia;: limpertAborgAlfinfird Ilswey Whim Nekedind a esnimpen lilars. K. Menhirs Ormills Wm: Steak DL om. isiterke . ...- De. 0.1 C%. Pura to au a .2 D. _ Nadi lAsasa .:alt,:,, Myra Woman .. Llimort stna ..... IWO/ Pl.L.AberdenStk %make Oaks elortemts at 16114.1= South Items .--. ,oath Wig= lima Yortall.ialra Deal 7.= mow* wtgt ta s... Illbultem Is AI Vats Vsle et M0ab..... = west Oareesll W. . 11•11•13...liOrrint - P. Os. a vi eft. It Os. per t pit to West Ds. D.. L. : e . 0.d. " Doid.Portlo. Abor.a S. Log**. Ip. do. S.Onallio 0.0..14.1 Do. Ito. I - . - Da Ma 6 p. 04111.71. anima thin 4 6 pa Ora ILLeasafttra, pm DIM. Ulla • 01441, 46 Ca Wm, Dm& Dud., 6.46 04. Panbas, roe Oast Da. 6 and. 441•16.0. Dail a sowdal apa 01. 111.141014461. td Fria et II • W. (041.) 4 p. N. 0.100.0400•4.464 Ds. 1410 p. a Mow Prof. ▪ OMS; nem yPe Os. • neues.4 p. a • leralma. 4 pia 41. Da MIND 104 awes DeDinurPre.lo.4464. IM' 10 NO all IN an 67a. M.6> 14..1 ow mug- ch.• 61 . 11 . • Do. 4.. —la —:. Lass.rtabilicat. lAa.Dblig.Or. I Da. Dow ► Ous. par M. Do. is. I per et. No. 4 LAS.W.Orr:Z.e. KY, i ei Cele., sh. = 4, 067 ii. Ilass..ibut is Um. II p. el. DI h ill ~............... 57. BMW LA 5.4144. DP. 44 VI Ppd. 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The intelligence, of course, prevented the contemplated journey, and an apology for bur absence was forwarded. New REFORM ASSOCIATION AT MANCHESTER... (From a Correspondent.)—lt is reported that en attempt is making to organise a no. reform emaciation at Manch.ter, independent of the Anti-Corn•Law League party, but neces sarily including all the important members of that areocia lion, who lave been the lite and mid of every reform move ment in the town for upwards of the loot twenty years. The object appear. to be the formation of a party whom there shall be no pretence for identifying with the League, same necemearily associated from is power and success for many years with many mortifying amociations to anon once oppoesi to it, and now claiming to be good reformers. Whether erns. money or not, the men forming the nucleus of the Leag ue were identified at the late election with the pesos party, and • strong feeling having grown up in favour of the we:, these men were to some extent unpopular. To the haws engaged in the China lode there, and who want anxious to give no offence to the governmen t, to whom they will some der have to look for compensation arising ant ef oar navel operations before Canton, such partite were pant. tamely offinsiss. A new organisation of refoi .oers is item hew regarded ma imperatively called for; but the movement in toe recent at present to my anything of Its success. Ti GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY.— Ws ( Independent) regret to find that the discharge of workmen la still going on from the company's works at New Swindon, a large number of men having been die oharged on Saturday week. To meet this great reduction, we hear all new work has been .nepended for the present. We trust that inch a stagnation of trade will not continue long, but that the affairs of the company may speedily be much aa to enable them to bring the works at New Swindon again into full operation. The number of mechanic, Ac., already discharged exeeede 400. We underatend that a fur ther redaction is to take place on Saturday next. DEVON VALLEY RAILWAY.—At a meeting of the promoters, just held, it was ware to take all um-weal, steps for bringing this railway before parliament in the en soled anion. _ 'emu Itnit,wsirs.—The Fo es Railway is to be opened on the 25th current ; the line on Id October. and the Ennis Railway u tar u Newmarket in • few months. SCOTTISH RA!LWATS.—The works on the Deeside Railway are to be commenced on let October, and the cost of the 16 miles to estimated at 80.0001. The promoters of the proposed line between Polvaartine and Buchan have held a meeting, when it was reported that the neat of the lies would be about 300,000/., and that the Great North Company were plowed to subscribe 60,0001. THEMEDITERIANZAN TELEGRAPH.—The Opinions of Turin publishes a letter from H. Boutin. nn the subject of the submarine cable between Bone end Cagliari. He states that the lino was softly laid down to within tem miles of the shore, when its extremity wan fined to a buoy. Never theless a smaller cable wee joined to it in order to establish a provisional communication, and to have an easy clue to the *wipe] eable. It was thie small additional cable that snapped m shallow water and close to the ebere. after basing afforded ample proof that the communication between Bona and the steamer Elba was complete. The operation may, therefore, be said to have emended completely. THE CAPE MAILS.—We have pleasure in stating that the Union Screw Company, who have taken the go vernment contract for conveying the mails to the Cape of flood Hope, well make Plymouth their port of arrival and deperhire. The Brat mail for the Cape was taken frees Southampton by this company's steam-ship Dane, on Tues day last. The next mail will be despatched from Plymouth. —Plysiera Anima. OITSTAL PALACE. —Owl EINTLLING DAT. Tammy, Sart% 18.—Admisslom au paysmat, 2,297: ditto by mom lirids. 202: tanal. 2,499. The Un i ted Herniae °outdo states as a fact that the emidins' lams Seidel at Canterbury Garrison IA sow gansual by a yams girl set Mita yams of sgs. ile If r e 111 134 MO 47$ if .1! 1 ►H ii 1.4 - i 11 18 $1 1. f 31 111 140 140 111 111 111 " I • ik• Y. 1 IS I/ 11 1312 6 9d rii: • I 41 45 41 1 IS ZS I les. r 47 -" O a. It Is Pat It gi at I ais Pir 1 1 6 1 I 4 111 N IL 411. NI ST fs 1• if, 11j U 41 111 1111 U ST :4 1 4 I t U Uft MOD& 1 , " I U 22 4 e 1 , 1 U ; 1118 10 SS SS U Si : II 4 IN 111 '4 Ili Lein 111 11 1 I 11411 MONEY MARKET.-TRIB DAY. Two o'CLoac. July, 4, par Colombo July 20, per Indus Aug. 4, per Ripon 1,012,963 Aug. 20, pro Colombo Sept. 4, pro Indus Sept. 20, pea Ripon The funds to-day exhibit a firmer appearance, and prices stand at an improvement of 4 per cent. compared with the quotations current at four o'clock yesterday. Business is very quiet in all depart. ments of the Stock Exchange. English railway shares retain, in many cases, a drooping tendency. Consols are quiet, at 904 to 4 for money, and 901 to 4 for the 14th of October. Exchequer Bills are marked Bs. to 4s. die., being still fiat ; Exchequer Bonds, 1839, 984; and India Bonds, 18s. dis. Turkish Six per Cents. have improved to 964 to 964. In other foreign stocks there is no feature of interest, the sales being limited to the following, viz. : Chili. Six per Cents. at 101 i ; Danish Five pet Cents. at 1014 ex die.; Mexican Bonds, for account, 30th Sept., at 214 ; and Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. 991, for the account. - It is announced this morning that the ship Nor folk has arrived from Melbourne, with 85,070 oz. of gold, and 80,000 sovereigns on freight, the total value of which is about 423,8001, She left Melbourne on the 6th of July, and has therefore made a quick passage of 74 days ; never theless, her advices have been anticipated by the overland mall delivered this morning. r The 98,0001. in gold ex the George Marshall from Sydney, together with the 84,0001. in gold ex the steamer Atrato, from the Isthmus, were yester day purchased for transmission to the Continent. The whole of the recent large supplies have now been disposed of, and no portion has been retained here. The exact amount of gold shipped on board the Norfolk, which sailed from Melbourne, for London, on the 6th of July, is 85,970 ounces, worth about 343,8001. The lied Jacket also sailed from Mel eoarne, for Liverpool, on the 18th of July, with 66,000 ounces, worth 264,0001. The former vessel hes now been at sea 74 days, and the latter 62 days. Including the 373,0001. brought to Sues by the steamer Columbian, and the remittances by the True Briton, Nonrmahal, California, and Montmorency, previously enumerated, the amount of gold known to be actually on the way to this country from Ana trona is no less than 1,548,0001. The steamer North Star has arrived at Southamp• ton, from New York, with 10,0001. in specie, besides 20,0001. for Havre. Several additional failures are reported in various cities of the Union, hut the general appearance of financial affairs is described as decidedly improving. Assuming that the recovery proves permanent, A is expected that moderate re mittances of gold to this aide will be resumed. The BaronOsy, from Antwerp, has brought about 14,0001. in silver. The steamer Tagus has taken out 5,1001. in specie to Cadiz. The amount of specie and bullion shipped on board the Ripon, which will leave Southampton for Alexandria to-morrow, is 663,9861., the whole of which consists of silver, with the exception of a few thousand pounds in gold and jewellery. The sum destined for China Proper is 232,4731. The particulars are shown below, viz.: For Alexandria, 8801. ; for Ceylon, 4,0671. ; for Bombay, 157,0521. ; for Madras, 31,3671. ; for Calcutta, 182,3021. ; for Penang, 6,6001. ; for Singapore, 50,9251. ; for Hong Kong, 101,3121. ; and for Shanghai, 130,9601. The subjoined exhibits the aggregate shipments by each of the last six steamers: The tendency of the continental exchanges yes terday was again rather unfavourable ' owing partly to the more stringent appearance of some of the continental money markets. The actual altera tion in rates, however, was slight. The current quotations are shown below : Ameterdani, three months, 11.18 to 19 ; short, 11.16 to • Rotterdam, three m 11.181 to 19; Ant werp and 'Brussels, three months, .26 to 71; Hamburg, three months, 13.71 to 8; Perk, three months, 25.571 to 60; ditto, short, 26.171 to 25; Marseilles, three menthe, 25.60 to 21; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, three months, 1181 to 119; Petersburg, three months, 361 to 1 ; Vienna, three months, 10.32 to 4 ; Trieste, three months, 10.33 to 4 Naples three menthe, 421 to 1, Genoa, three months, 25.70 to 6 ilborn, three months, 29.95 to 30; Palermo. three ratt ri d ,, t w ee 1 ; Messina, three months, 1271 . : adrid, three months, 491 to ; Cadiz, maths, 49f to 1; Oporto, three months, 621 to ; Lisbon, three months, 621 to 1. A telegraphic despatch from St. Peterborg, dated Wednesday, mentions that the weather was stormy and cold. The corn market yesterday was heavy. Wheat sold slowly at a reduction of 2s. to 3s. per qr. from last Monday's rates. The number of floating cargoes of grain arrived at ports of call since Friday week is as many as 69. The provincial and French corn markets are flat. The first ordinary general meeting of the Calcutta and Bnrmah Steam - Navigation Company (Limited) is called for the 26th inst. A meeting of the shareholders of the Drench Rail way Company (amalgamated with the late Depart mental Railway Company of France) is called for the 28th inst.,atParis. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the Bth October for the supply of 70,0001b5. of tea, and 20,000 gallons of vinegar. Tenders will be received by the Admiralty, on the 24nd instant, for the conveyance of stores (army and navy provisions, live shells, canvass, powder, chain rope, clothing, cement, shot, rope, iron, sandbags, soap, medicines, tubs, biscuits, 8:c.) from the Thames to Ascension, Bermuda, Fremantle, Gibraltar, Hong Kong, Jamaica, Malta, Mauritius, Montreal, Simou's Town, and Trincomalee. Tenders aro also in. vited to be sent in any day for the conveyance of small quantities of stores from the Thames to Cephalonia, St. Helena, Grahamstown, Algae Bay, Cape Coast Castle, Newfoundland, Halifax, Auckland, Mel bourne, Sydney, Hobart Town, Callao, Rio Janeiro, and St. Lucia. TheimigMtion Commissioners will receive tenders on the 24th instant for the hire of a ship, which must be ready to receive passengers for conveyance to Melbourne, between the 10th and 20th of November. The following weekly summary of the produce market is from Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson, and dated last evening : There has been a stead; demand for produce, and !tallith large arrivals during the week, prices generall y ;ieve al lfeli: h we e ll maintained. On Tuesday there was more in quiry for auger, particularly the reining qualities, and ma rederable parcels changed lands at fail wee to 6d. per cwt. advance; the grocery sorts also went eff freely, bat to-day the market closes rather quietly. The sales of Ceylon coffee Dave gone off steadily, at about le. per cwt. decline, but Costa Itics has brought canine mates. A good busing= has been done in rice afloat at fall quotations, bat on the spot there is not much inquiry. Soros parcels of saltpetre to anise have changed hands at lc to le. 6d. par cwt. advance; cs the spot also the market is about Is demur. The sake of Rao, in Holland on the 16th hut west at misted rates, except for black pepper, which shown a slight gismos Tea has been more uiquired for. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, Sept. 12, compared with the pre vious return, shows the following molts: Circulation lame Circulation active 18,872,826 Decrease 874,015 Public deposits Other deposits Government securities in banking department .... 10,693,863 Without alteration Other "trinities in basking Coin and departm ent bullion In boat 18,884,052 Inereaae 312,062 departments Bevan day eade th er 11 783,454 Increase 13 2, 3n 852 Th. Rat 3,903,222 Increme 9,971 Notes in reserve ... 6,194,375 basses 12006 The reserve of unemployed notes presents a small increase, but the additional departs were princi pally employed in satisfying the commercial demand for money, as evinced in the increase in the " other securities." The decline in the coin and bullion was mainly occasioned by the shipment of nearly 200,0001 in sold to the Brazils and Peninsula. mak woo* to Ito Aot Mk bet IWO. mores. OWL 12 .1141. Gotourot bat .... oad 0r....4 who Government emu.acial. Dead Wets lit Mbar th.curiilas 313.16 NOM . Guidand &k Coin M. It AR.BII.IILL. FaIDAT EVENING. The funds opened this morning with increased heaviness, owing to the generally unsatisfactory cam. plexion of the Indian news, which strengthens the belief that a government loan must ultimately be raised. This reduction, however, rendered stock procurable at 90 for cash, and as there were ne magus " limits" in the market to invest at that price, the absorption of stock induced a firmer feeling This was subsequently strengthened by news of es important rally at Paris, and the closing quotations werea shade better than those of yesterday. A great rise in French railway shares formed a striking feature of the Stock Exchange this afternoon. In the discount market and at the Bank to-day the demand for money was extremely brisk, and the current rates in the open market are rather above those of the Bank, except for really first class bills There is no prospect whatever of any decline in the value of money forsome time to come. In the Stook Exchange money in fairly supplied at live per cent. on government securities. At Paris yesterday the Three per Cent. Renter, which were quoted in the morning 66.60, recovered at the close to 68.70 for money and account. To-day the Bourse exhibited great buoyancy, and the closing quotations were 67 for money, and 67.20 fir the end of reptember, showing a further advance of 1 to * per cent. since yesterday afternoon. Credit Mobiller shares fell yesterday to 702 ft. 60c., being the lowest price ever known, and closed at 736f1r. The recent severe depression in the shares of this company has, it is stated, been aggravated through the inability of some speculative holders to fulfil their engagements. To-day the stock experienced an extraordinary rebound, closing at 817 fr., as re ported by telegraph. It is whispered that M. Ps reire's recent interview with the Emperor may have assisted in bringing about this favourable change in the aspect of the Bourse ; but the advices from mast of the other continental marktts also indicate a more cheerful feeling. Austrian stocks exhibit a general rally of to # per cent. . . Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 to 1 for Bo 14th Oct., opened this morning at 901 to 1, and stood at 4 o'clock at 901 to 1. For money the pm* opened at 891 to 90; and closed at 90 to k. After 4 o'clock the price for the account improved to 901 " buyers." The official business report is as fol lows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 891, 90k, ; ditto, for account (14th Oct.), 901, k ; Bank Stock, for account, 2181 (with div.). Three-and-a-lialfper Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1859, 981. Exchequer Bills were heavy, and declined closing at Bs. to 4s. di g. . . . Scarcely any business wan done in foreign stocks. Turkish Six per Cents., after being marked 94k, closed the same as yesterday, at 94i to 95. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were quoted 991 to I. The sales are limited to the following, viz. :—Butek Four per Cent. Certifs., 100. Portuguese Three par Cents:, 1853, for account (30th Sept.), 451. Spaniel' New Deferred Three per Cents., 253. Turkish Six per Cents., 93; ditto, for account (30th Sept.), 9% 941 ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 99k, 991. Illinois Central Railway Ronda were better to day, but the shams showed some reaction after the late rise. Bank shares today were very quiet, at former rates. The shares of the two discount companies were inquired for, and rather better. Land, steamy dock, and other miscellaneous shares, present so change of importance. The nominal closing quotations for the shares La some of the new undertakings are subjoined, via.: —Onde Railway, 1-18 dis. to 1-16 prem ; Central Oude Railway, 1-16 die, to 1-18 prem. ; Eastern Bengal Railway, / to I prem. • Punpub Railway to pm. ; Euphrates Valley Ifailway, 1-16 dia. to par. ; European and Indian Junction Telegraph (10s. paid), die. to par; Indus Steam Flotilla, par to prem. ; Riga and Dunaburg Railway (Consolidated shares), dia, to par. ; Red Sea Telegraph, / dim. to prem. MINES.-THIS DAY Two o'Ctoow. The market for home mining stocks to-day is quiet, with a moderate amount of business. Lady Bertha shares are in demand, and are marked at the Stock Exchange 11. Alfred Consols have beam dealt in at 12 ; Wheal Edward at 10 ; and Tin Croft at 4k. Imperial Brazilian shares are dull, and are marked It. In other foreign descriptions there is no alteration. Subjoined is the o ffi cial li st of the closing prices is the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers : Alfred Consols, llf, ; East Alfred, 4, 4* ; East RUMS% 345. to., 365. 6d. Great Alfred, 61, 7; liolmbaah, 2,2 t raZet Dove, 6} , 6; Kelly Bray, 365. 6d., 38e. 6d.; Lady 17e. 64., 18s. Gd. • l'imdeea, 2k. 3; Botrlchre Caw sole, 2,2 k; Wheal E dward, 101, 9 ; Wheal Wray, 6j, I; Wheal Zc:m, 195., 21s. Bebjoined is oar usual weekly report of the metal market : The copper market is without change, the same upward tendency being fully maintained ma was noted last week. The iron market is well supplied with orders for manufactured, 4 full rates. Scotch pigs have rallied a little, bat are sill without much animation. Lela is in scarcely so good dt mend as for some time past, and prices axe proportionsbely weaker. Speller is without animation. Tin is at a etas& still, sad quotations of foreign see merely nominal. Tin plates are firm, but it niensins to be wan what effect the late American news will have upon the demand, the AmerionA market having latterly taken large quantities. FilDlT SYMMS. In the home mining stock market to-day the principal inquiries were for shares in Sortridge Consols, Pendeen, Reny Bray, Wheal Edward, East Beret, and North Frances. Alfred Consols have fallen to 11 to 12, and closed flat. BANI OP MICILLICD.—As Ater Inns, e. n foe We .rat en It mu. OM ■aM Wen ...... ..M.041.100 tnie,soo lee . ....... 3.911,22.2 Paha Debt o rd trAteta.) T. 514.4711 ClObr Mama/ sad 9 4 . 2.3: 1 4:11 574.07..3.1 - . act IT. INIT. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet today:—Town tallow ie quoted 43)e. nett club ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 69a. 6d. , Sep tember, 594. 3d. ; October to December, 58e. 3d. ; January to Merch, 68e. Bd. MARKET Ayala/toss .—Town Tallow, 62a. 6d.; fat by ditto. 3s. , yellow Russian, 61..; malted stuff, 465. 6d.; rough ditto, 28s. 6d. ; tallow graves, 17s. ; good diege, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET (THIS DAT.) Mr. E. 3. Davis reports trade without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 765.; superior ditto. 80s. to 845.; inferior ditto, Mk. to 635.; rowan, 60e. to Ms. : clover, 90a. to 106 a.; second cut, 86s. to 96e. ; straw, Ns. is 30s. CONTENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) large importations, constetireg of Pears, Apples. Melons, Grapes, and Figs, have been received this week from tho Con tinent. Of home-grown Fruit there is also more than eufficient fee the demand. The supply of Bent Filberts Lae wry muck tommeed within the last few dam and the demand being wry slack, the prior for them have fallen. Good sample. reallm from 335. to 378. per 100 lbs. Bar°.lona nuts fetch 22a, per bushel, end Brarile ifle. ditto. Among vegetables are Preach beans and cauliflowers, the latter realising frost 24. Id. to 3s. li. per down. Cucumbers are plentiful. Spanish onions may now be had at from le. to 3. Id. pm damn. Potatoes are greatly diseased ; priors about the same es they were last week. Cut Cowen conent of orchids, Chisose primulas, gardenias, heliotropes, geraniums, viabley mignonette, bolas, sad rens. We (Coinage Eng/ishnian) are told that the Khan of Kelst has received certain Persian Wore, calling upon him to aid the mutineers against the Britt&lt Pow, sed has kneaded Am to the Bombay pvernment. I ausei ..... SI. ...... f i t SL SL WPM IL ......... SL ...... 111.