The Express. — London, England, 1856-09-15 00:00:00

I LAW INTELLIGENCE. IHIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. wow wa. coinnessovia notilosn. IN SE J. MORTIKER. The bankrupt was a printer of the Strand, and had 1 brea clan - Aid with the publication of the British Army pupae It sad Briernrilo newspapen. This was the ezuoication cleating. The amounts, extending over a year and a half, show a sum of 2,7431. due 0 unsecured creditor., with nuts returned at t•;;; 10s. in property, and property held by creditor', 400!. Tbire are a'•o liabilities of 2,2641. which the bankrupt had ilcarred chit fly es surety for (rho, parties. The profits wire stated et 714!., iacluding 181. 10r. tram the MritrsA Army Desp..ol, and 2011. from the Briemeia. The louts bad beets 1801.; expense', 1,2611. The betkrept was in a deficiency at the period the accounts commence of 1,8311. Under the head of liebilitieri the following entry epistles :—" Prowett, Chu. G., King's Bench-walk, Temple. In April last Mr. Prowett, who is ed.t a of the Bensioni.s newspaper, attained an is Junction to restrain se from publiabing a newspaper called the True Braerusie. lam beige is respect of coati therein, the .meant of whist+ se not at present ascertained." The bankrupt pawed unopposed. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. The September settles of the Corneal Criminal Court was opened this miming by the Right Honourable the Lord Mayor, the Right Houereble the Remordee, Aldermen Fart - brother, Ferseemb, Wire. and Sidney, Mr. Sketiff Reu sed', Mr. Sheriff Kase, Mr. Coder-Strait Stone, Mr. Vadat-Sheriff Rm., rte. The first edition of the calendar ',stains the au. et eighty-two pitmen. The Blender, in ►ie thugs to the grand jory, said be woe happy is coagratalate the. upon the feet that the Wender wee sot a beery see as riga:Nod the 'amber of priocem se the 'lessee of offences with which they were seemed, sad that then was not s single charge of murder en t►e lit. There were, however, leveret eases of amailasghter, sad others of a anions Mod ; bat they did am upper to prawn say legal diflleelties, sad, therefore, it wield be usseemeery for ham to make my observation easept with regard to two or thrre of time eases. The as of the greatest importames that wee likely to some before them was a Amp Naiad Imo of the medial Milan of a Insane stylus fee sus of the metropelitsa mating, of baring sassed the death of es* el the imams* by improper treatment The grand jury were aware that a mush men busses system wss sow adopted towards these unhappy pumas sad Mat 'soled of the vieleat restraint to whit* they were formerly sehjested, a orde of silealaisteriag amessery me- Menke, cad also spplyleg wer-baths to the padeat, had been head very bowline'. The deceased wee as sped man, red was ma*: ti wry freepost Weeks of visiewm, and It appeared that. Oat ens of these peranyeme. ha had lams pl►ced la a mid shower-boll fin wt. sty-eight Wastes, and whoa be cane eat a fall dem of tart ar eneitie was aduisielered to him, sad the comequesee was that he died very seem afterwards. Ups. these bete U they Mould be el *Zia& that the &Amami bad merely mode s mistake, sad that there was no reams fee 'viewing that he bed beta guilty of asy eras rubies. es aniline*, be weeld seed teems be I.able to a ahem et eatiestaughter ; bat en the ether head, If they should thigh from the evident,* laid Woes them that the defeadast had act used peeper eauties, and that the trestuest to which the unfortunate dimmed was sublimed was improper, tad misstated is predate the effect that meshed from it, It would be the better ammo for thou to lad the ►dl, la order that the matter ✓aieht undergo full ismetlption before tie petty July. His lordship then salted the enmities of Übe grand jury to the UM Is which e smother was sherpd with the manalasibter of her Anima ; le advised then to sesta woe ►ilh is both eases, as be said it was mon eatlehatory for the ends of justice that all sash eases should be fully lumstipted. The Recorder, is imeslesios, to:pressed hie eatlefisetioa, that an intimation ►ed bees received feces the &tents', of Bute for the Home Department, setifyieg the rest that the tchool at Red-bill had bees esniled ►y bin m • it place for the reeeptloa of juvenile eri.LuM emmitted by this ant, sad he ebmrnd that be timid sot help sumo- Mg his opiates that them teformateries were calculated to lave a ray important elect is dintaishmg the snout of jamas mime. The stead juy then retired. SURREY SESSIONS. THIS DAY. The Peptombor losoices for the eosety of defray tote mowed Ms meriting at the essalles Sew, Nowleitoe easerusy, Wont Thomas Pooh* I.q , ohahla••• old • fall thoselt of nesiotretoo. The ealeadar =stigma the same. of forty-ose priecoton for trial—tlitrty-feer be fo:oelet, sad moos for misitomossent. Tin clubman In his address to the read Jury, sosgntu• Lied then se to the lightness of the calendar onapand wit► this tins Is former years, but sank was eltiefly owns to the New Criminal Jostles Aet which had nue tato operation dairiag the you, which gave nagistrans at petty mann and polite sown this power of Spying eases when the nlssiden selected that nods neteed of go/ag lotto Hs skim Bad an that boon the can., mat likely the eakedar would lan bees satrensly heavy. He thought that is many loneness Use act worked well, sod he ham it was a groat 'snag of nosey to Um musty, also a saving of time to presnoten sad witnesses. Then wan sane of the chugs@ which it would be the duty .f the grand Jury lo Sequin into. They woull have all Ums witnesses before then slate bills were preeented, sad a meat Act of Par- PUMA had gine then power to adnlnister cub to than. If they suspected say of the witnesses, they bad better stud into cant for the Weald dspositices, which would show am at ones what they swore to bans the atinnittiag nsgletratee. TIN grand jury then retired to their room. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. BOW-BTREBT. Nogg MONET THAX WIT. A tall, showily-drimed, moustachioed yews, .u, who said ►is same was William Pielaad, woo charged by pater was Game, F 70, with being &sok awl disorderly la tryst of Harry Btonmer, the Norfulk Torero, is SUS mod, as about twelve Velma on Saturday sight. The prima. r suit he could mot deity the sharp, sake wso so amok M dif sot rewash, r asythisg. Mr. BsU—What sir t Tbo pskossr (*kb great digatty)—l as s irsatimasa. flall—Tbas yes amid sot bobs,, is this way; it is tartaisly sot masisteat with that ehatutsr. the prisease—Tim tut give me whatever p• 'wt los plass ; way ass you meat I shall pay. I have awn wrseg, sail nut pat up with it. Mr. Hell—lf yes will prowls* wet *behave so sole I will teasel/II sow. Tbs prisoner —I wooll rather you would tee tas. I would swab pester to ray a penalty. I'll pay les Leto the Ma bos My. Ball—No. I emit aceapt anything s( that rut; bat, as dvsak. pia whit to pay It. I shall flas goo foo. he being Till primate peid the hoe with is sir of pint astifooties, lea, skew steadier for mm. Galante@ bowing to ki woesitp. to Ito obetroetiot uf the way from Om oat was disk, Wt the court with iikpostet r•leetases WESTMINSTER. RITIAMITS stramesziose ST A ONATAMT. demo Deasiai, carmen, la t►e ionise el Mr. Mugu, ea en a►d barer seisms', Deke•stnat, Cholas, sat charged wit► plusdertez hie employer. Mr. itoleasse. eslicitar, 'mottos belie/lot t►e preseautoz, that the trissaer bed bees is ►a service foe ease sast►e pest, sad mat it wee hie duty to take oat waa load, of geode, sad seesuat for w►at be ►ad delivered la Worthies hsse guts nie.t. The charge naiad the ato twwd vie that he set oily embezzled divas sane whitit he had actually remised from boss lide estoseire, but tom witted eateuive lamas, by diaposSg, la ether yam M lb. veils be daily took out. Mr. Arsold bevies required td, artablietsaeat of ewe ewe merely se Alai), a teasad, while as ether Awe wow pH law proper order f.r grwaterioo, Mr. floiewome aw aside's of the tube rt!eineat of U. reesivad flare a ass lefts used /ewer. Ilta prima/ vas 'sanded till Friday. CHARTIST DIDIONSTRATION.-(TBIS DAT.) Pee some days peat it bee been .it nidiely m anned that Mr. Joke Frost would make &cabin eany into the metropolis this moral's, and the locel chartist breaches of the metropolitan districts have bees sanely espged is the interval is prepariog to do honour to ems of their lib.- rated leaders. Many plane wire suggested foe that purpose. bat it was not until Saturday that the fina l arrangements were ands. Oa that day it was stated that there would be gatherings of the chartist body at all potato of the compile, sad that these would all nits at Finsbury-spare as a enemas ensue. The dissociate of the North Loudon localities win to meet is Russell-square as early as tea o'clock, and then repair to Linola's Inn fieldr, whin they would join their bent tea of tins central Loudon localities, comprising Chelsea, Knights bridge, Kennington, and the West end generally ; and, at eleven o'clock the combined associations were to proceed, with banners eying, to Finsbury square. The Association of Forsiga Democrats was also to amiable is leineeln's. isa-fields. At the hour nerned, and for soma time after wards, the,, was sot eves the semblance of a gathering at Russell equate or Lincoln's ioc-fields. Smell kaots of idlers had, indeed, collected in the vicinity, but the leaders and memben of the chartist associations were westing. There was certainly nothing visible that could be jiptly designated a crectssion ; and la the abeam of the anticipated show, some of the Weeded spectators were fain to inserts themselves by listening to the tough sod ready vocalisation of some street " palterers," who were Unites en honest pansy by bawliog a ballad, Welcome to Frost, of which the burden was— " So bold sad brave he stem'd the wave Cheer up this day all parties, Aid welcome with a loud bassi. Jobe Frost the gallant shinitst."; Street poetry, however, DOOM loges its Interest; sad, as the monies advanied, iss-laida sad Rasselineen roman their wean/ opletude, usl smessal remaraiNg to indicate what hen bees satialpenth Perim however, to Feathery .= the aspen Wades nsierweet a mate ✓ial name impassiese el passim bed seamed. As early as 11 ealeek she And* aessolidens eif the meters die trims arrived wlns emir leammes s a few of them being moose peaked by female mentheek whe wen assemosedated with seen M pious nee Retirees shine mud twelve the moieties whin were ming elsewhere made their appear. aim, and by saes Were was altogether a formidable gathering, worthy, potheps of being called a demonstration. The square was oa all mass thronged with people, as fez as oatwud oppierases would radiate, Mingle( Se the elms of &Mime and labourer,. The hero of the day— Mr. Freet—arrnmll M stir spot la as open carriage drawn by Mar grey beinets thorny after twelve o'clock ; and therespos the sammlabos who wen entrusted with the manhallier of the premiss semmeaced the perforates.' of their task, and to • few ealmatee the algal was pees ler manias. The preseselea sieved est •1 the equate is the following order : Three mankilmea is horseback, of whom it any fairly be said that they rode very sorry steeds, and lcikeel rather serene sad saeray is their mats ; seat a bens bead playing " Patient pour la Apie ;" thin a carriage whisk seatalan Mr. Frost, Mr. Essen Jose, Mr. Imam Males, Mr. Ceske, sad other damoirstie liners; then the Committee of the Commune Revolutionise, which enceinte la the foreign eve pease the Fronk secret anises, " The Marianne," ens ei the chief leaden of whisk tarred the boner of the misty, a hansoms anises silk flag, besting the la twiltifees timidity, sad Feast/sit, "w on side t sad an the other, "Repoli/Mae Demceratipe •et 8 nen ;' afterwards the different 'mil INlSC3illtielliy marehisi fear alma, with their mine elistisatin banners, some of whisk bare rather eigeficast iseerfjptises, nab for sample, as the folinriag : to tyrany is duty to Ood," "The Apostle le ameopt us—ke ie dessieraey," while seems had ',ideally madame a harried saetsmeephoeis to adapt them to the essedom One of the meet striking features ha the peocemin was the appearance of two Welsh side bearlieg a fietwith the inearlitMn, " Wittman Jobs Frees ;" while they themselves were aceompssin by a knight is rains stile& who walked henna this armed with a Meat sedge whisk antidely seemed a nperfluoas appendage, as so we speared Copied to e'er any limit se Ming. any to those female supporters of the sews Mcppressed liberty. The proesesioe was tormisned by • sossiberalele rear-pan ef M ennen vain deg ern s ear' waggon, and other vehide& ailed with fiamile and Janes members of the anosiations. It sairesilbem the square shortly after twelve o'clock, and possesimil theses sing Moorgametreet, Prisseeetnet, Ohaspolds, St. Paul,-slinichyard. Fkainiesse, through Temple bar, the Strand, Trafalgar -apse% Rageseetreet, Portlasel-place, and Really, thence, Amps Regest's-park to Primrose bill. _ - 117r. — Preitise flee, eldeelplookieg mew, ble reel age bola& it t. atillered, 72. Hie hair is area grey, the .feet apparently et tame ; ter Ide ratans geserelly certalen beer se trees of lose re flamer or mewl .salty. His re sorra la the City was et a very grit eltermeter, except ea W put of Woes whet immediately sarroweded hit there wee sorbet very desioestritive about it. Kw ere there say rename of entheolere as he promoted towards Tra talfrnslate. right have boos supposed the presureo of each a large sue of people a were thee courear, through tbe tray heat of the metropolis word erre tore aerobia- I Wens is the Wok of the City eutherillsoots of the err errs, beaker, sad tredesieen when establiekrests were poor ; but se neh feeling renal le prevail, Na a shatter was up, scattily • potteries wee is be era ; mad, prima, is as other lisping in Swope raid sack a r been whammed—re an ce specters et ttat•- rr i on s le iesse Na political exile inertly pardoned by by =eneldag set the smallest slur either wog the pewees oi c tpwealthy sad .dirty elders. TM proweedes wee cos rattily of Ur wearg-cleres, sad if the ew Iherbee e wed ea atter shores of slam the se of of the perk te-dey rowed that they were act rweirlty Ur estimate whisk bed bees termed of Weer geed sear sad rumble glepeettien. Had ON MOM been Used with a ferseldatale wry of pollee, Own seer sot have bra a mere soarer armee of earthing towhee te popular INGIZIOUNI. The eon laseevereses oesereeed by the stair or the barite/am owe of • slight he• terraria' of street Wile. The reredos wird et Prisureebbill about three ceder, lobes ldr. Fret dissuaded from hie weep, sat those who had screpanied Mr tidies re their varier veldelen The when amber of people seserred I. the gonad ass sheet 10000. Tie rate ere tors from the mire vase sad converted late a tearoom *rem oe the side of the kill, about belt way up. Sere tree stared bran re innermost; could be made, bat there wee r einfetion nadir the alreasetences set sight hare bees eationeted. Order beriag been setabilehedallr. B. Joan wee celled to the reit, mad the fellowieg " Ode," composed for the eserloa by the eheirses, wee sung by tke reetiag to the tune of " God can tbe QIN,/ :" TEE WOB/INAN'II BONG TO THE BICH. IT LEIS? lONE* Ant—" Ord nee the Queen." Gori save the workwas's right, Frans Mansmea's undid might, Aad Birth's protease Cenfonad the tricky rani, 01 fore courtly tool. Give as from Freedom's school, The sad of seam Faced se a boss to ask, For labour's daily task From pane-plead Imams; Not ours the load we till, Net ours the stereo we fin: Livia( and dying still Beggars and dam. We toil at teem and spade Lad mill the more we've nimbi, The law we gala ; For yes the pongee keep, Asa you the surplus heap, Till ell our age an. L weal sad pale. Oar preerty's year wealth, Ons Askant le year health, Oar death your We; Your sleeps la poises deal, Basks Nor, and statesmen steal, And vets the esisiesweal, Corraptimp rife. With bloodstained despots' shame, You Bak our covatry's name, Lad and their crime; God ! bear thy people pray, If there's so ether way. Give as one glearws day Of Cromwell's use. Bat If the Lord of Life Will tars your hearts from strife, T. sleep ear bead, And hid cppreeelea mire: Thou kretaerbood sod peace, In Freedom's safe lammes, WWI Nom war bad. TM Cain:NAN then, la as saingstiii 'web, highly sale alai. of Ow pwri.tioss sad seselotiosy diployid by the hese et Um day, alias ea the aseettsg to do hallow to Kr. Frost. . . - Ili. /AIM PHIL= Mired the preeeetetios of the fol. Wie, address: ..•DDICILIS or WAS LONDON TO SOZII, !SOOT. Respeeted sir wed fellow ehartiet,-.Wo an glad that we nay take this opportsoity to thuds yea kr now leer doable onvioes, sod to esugratilaut yen inn Mors to ppiwer native lead snot as ens n palsMsi n N was dbhwevsblote then by when It vas asemeNded. We los, too. that you win to sunk the = st al ligiN tunpities of that We nil mind sod &plied annearessmossase, Wen. ss It Is sal dee Mal ne bumin at wilans. Tbe bun nallessisa of yen dads, Hs espies. of She nada& of tse psupia's eastalek ef Men who besease yen saanin, bassos yes alompinod the 'stereo% of thew whoa raw raw sets whist still held a presnast plass ninety of your sawneynos. sod we, the donne of Lonna sad he sonde, r .unite wits the sepussostatins of use. tannest danssesay, and _..a at Ws pains saw W e lwyn sad Is Mi bin if pin MN% els al onfat IN, Is ro ear polite& so THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15, ISM. you for thou sets, and to nuke knows neje, eh postp• - claimed disposition to work sills far lbs laseroal sf taw wasp, whisk fifteen pen ease yeaspeed yes el dill par lorsanco of such ans. " It is refreshing, sir, In this dap et lineghally sal rs ti , In this day of politisalnuesig and osupluka, to n= b that while we ban had mat Wee pall* goollaied our coupe, and who have shots olasonsabeil Wan the limy bleat of personation, or feehlssd the futon of being it,. for the present ernestage of being rNk, that we have you amongst the number who have bravely endured the nose, despised the shone, sad still !clay fealty to that faith which oar doctrines, Os di/strings of the poor, have engendered, and which, sir, the sufferinp of all hue nag. tiled. "Permit us, they, to bid you wagons. We dose se snoops.' to you in penal, although we are by our =MOO cause familiar to each other. By the ineuesos of the settee of that cause, are we sow, and still hops to bo united. From this day we take up sew hop. We do PO hoe the circuses!** by which it shell be narked. Tour saw, m 'iodated wit is with the worthiest of worldly objects, while it sails us to a scan of both a duty sad a right, so suggestive of the highest aims and purposes of nu, that we aecopt your promos ansompt we this day as an must of future weal, u a guarantee, sir, that then shall yet be attendant ups the nesessary efforts of the poopla, those fair and happy Issues for which the philanthropist of the world have waked. had, guided as you an by your lug szpononoe, attached as you ars as that nese, the swoon of which will he equi valent to the nanuabsiou of your fellownen • accredited as the awaits of jostles to sll, gala*, Ups; eves from your suffsringt, sad love sad sanction tram the poor fa whom you have especially worked, thought, end suffered, we recognise is yes those high and erne elleistes, these parlor parts width sake the paleiol, awl Misr pee, as one fit and demised to rusk amongst the deliveries of nations. " May oar whole ben and pullet prophesy be realised. May tie souks, Open life be seethed unsling by the operative efthstlenefteesse whisk will be the mai el yen country's Mberseiss hem the detrimental doodahs of tiM surarks, bellb pslitiesi and thealwileal. that have liewoldsoll for so bog a period, and INS Mlle material isjary M INN country's people. " Ittgard us, doer sir, to be your triads and adlfiront, "Tam Cashman OF LOKDOII Ma lie Bozos=." Mr. Nast secoadod the motion; which was ended by soalusatioa. The Contains, !twig formally printed the address Is the name of the motley, Mr. FROST lobo ea shag wt., waved with load sheer, made a sretilt Y ow% which was well received by h's anion. Mr. linitserrn the megesed, sad a working man, who was saitowtosi as a " lewswilice Lad," secoaded a resole , des in keen of the Pere Cherie ; whisk having been susnineenek separated a ft er giving three sheen saute three more " for the " Peeples Charter." 811.41 M LISTS?. Two o'Ciocz. The railway gars market to-day le generally inner in character. The late ewers fall has brought in buyers. The rally is espeially °bearable in Lancashire and Yorkshire and Midland stocks. The market le still madded, owing partly to the amazement el the amount, bat the fall !es evidently received a cheek. Foreign lines are quiet. ORDINARY 81141111 AND ROOM tl I sa.: LINES LEAPED AT FIXED RENTALS. N. IBC I u nman . 1•40111 i 4WD swim Botorrest. I 00 3 win' , so W Bomoot ar Dorsi Is la&M 111. 190 Booldoslimbloo 13,. LimisalloWoolon) ICO 141 Make 11.0iN M Nliolis)... 10 * 10 3019119‘10 11 1 1 1: 1 4 7. 12 14 P. iimumrsil. °NW NOS= 119 141 • WI O. Vs. llorwkk 16.,11.0. II U Cliourosoo a Dom Inert floond Oi. Weirs) 17 29 04 SO 11411100,11ToldIUNI 106 107 Lres tion & % 124 Do. dons Of 124 god ) 191 114 N Or d lookwaso (NW) SIB et. IN Loolololtles.4pirOort. OIN9I too la. loadroid 13oroil•FoloDIN4 1,0 1 0 / D. Ilantai . 14 pia 9 1 In If 91 N um too x =492IIINNADorI.) (NW II 96 44 U.S Dolowide4 Dory loam iron. yr omit. Nord to ladwa Ouro . I pm 11 N Nootirosikasynopood: (WM IolooLONNiss) 67 69 674 N oil UN. low Ono, (do.)— 26 ProolosaWyro(loos.Loa. BAlLMootilonNsTak) k 114 DNS 4019 N, Dopoomondosol mak ONE pond 09•6114111 115 140 10 10 ahtoodoory is trl gta r b o . t p r/aY ~ ..+..tr. ni g h ß 114 IS 104 to No. Waloo) 04 If Ns N AU wear Volley pas. •. s et Hi 5114 Bt. ISO RUM rs lloairset rwd %pandit Warms? Si St .1111/11.101f RAILWAYS. Melo Olabel a if. 1976 62 124 D. 7 pa 1176 134 1144 D. 7 pot oni. (1 1 Tel Toa)— 1640 194 Do 100. INN% 16 8010 *1..-- el 71 pia ra Wipaflla~N t aKowt. !f lIIIIIICAN a Limb Ombra 6p. 6616... ... De.• / 7 per oat (ini Taal) •« Do 100 001. lbw% IS dais; Iliddstoi Oisloi. 6 pm seri Do. do. eh .. atlahlas edgim. ial IWO% la‘ De. 116 e il er l irdro al.4 Illie "..... N. 1.0266,616 pit awl PM eurlf IMF Do. de. 7 mi. onnuillie 1166 Dor Ica l p.m6.3611.111011. lON Do. do. do. MI Do. do. kd Mart. INS Di. des Shi ft POI 1115 irPalp.ialudine tondo& Ina aid Nieledopl 10/lart. Boob Possil. Cestrel lb. lit Illonpeaw. Da do. ar rm. mad Draw 6 p. 6. letteei. Ida DAY. 16.1 Marlyn,. 6 pre 6ad...1M •l ii S. 1113 H 114 i 11l ir DAlllil. 106 HI 14 ter 67 W 70 .te tr a fl2it 111 ►r 24 ; I i Ip. 1$ pa _dig a 1+ I dk dde SS SS OS TO 7 S IS • 3 Ma MOM MARKET.-THIS DAT. Two o'CLocc. The funds are firmer today. Some slight vane. dons were observable in the morning, but a recovery of about 1 per cent. has since been established. Consols are now quoted 94 to $ for money, and 94 " sellers," for the Bth October. Consol Scrip is marked If prem. Exchequer Bills 13e. to 16s. prem., and Exchequer Bonds, 991. Turkish Six per Cents. experienced a further fall this morning, being marked 1011, 11, 1001 and 1011 for money, and 101/ and.loll for the 29th inst. Ths Guaranteed Four per Cents. are also marked 1011 for money. The market for thee, stocks is now firmer in character. Other foreign securities are quiet, the settlement absorbing attention. Equador New Consolidated Beads have been dealt in at 1b; Peruvian Four.and.a-Half per Guts. at sog ex div. ; Rossi= Five per Cents. at 108 ex div.; Sardinian at 921 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents. at 261; and Venezaela Active, for the 29th instant, at 34. Notice is given of several fresh petitions for bringing the affairs of the Royal British Beak within the provisions of the Winding up Act. The imports of the precious metals last week were moderate. Our list includes;-203,970 dollars by the Baltic, and 127,6001. by the Canada, both from New York; 7,4001. by the Tamar, from the Brazils; 64,000 ounces of gold by the Sardinian, from Melbourne ; 3,2001. by the Aden, from the Peninsula; and five eases of silver coin by the East Anglian, from Oporto. The total value of these arrivals is about 436,0001. The Custom-house statement of the exports Of the precious metals direct from London during the /reek ending Thursday last Includes 8,970 or. of gold end 90,800 os. of silver ' representing a total value of about 58,0001. The particulars are subjoined : Gold coin to Belgium, 1,200 oz. ;to Hamburg, 2,330 oz.; to Boulogne, 80 oz. Gold bars : To Tinning, 580 oz.; to Hamburg, 800 oz. ; to Belgium, 4,000 oz. Silver coin : To Hamburg, 42,000 oz.; to Boulogne, 800 oz ; to Belgium, 5,200 oz. Silver bars: To Belgium, 40,000 oz. ; to Boulogne, 2,800 oz. The Avon has also taken out 68,0001. in specie for the Brazils; the ' Sultan 11,0001. for the Peninsula; and the Tync mouth 8,0001. for the Mauritius. The total ascertained shipments of the week are thus raised to about 133,0001. The private remit tances to the Continent have also comprised the whole of the week's arrivals (except the gold ex the Sar dinian, which will not be in band until next week), in addition to the 351,0001. ex the Kent and Walter Hood, which, though included in our last weekly list of arrivals, was not deliverable until the earlier part of the week now cloning. An ordinary general meeting of the Recite and Ban Francisco Pernambuco Railway Company is Galled for the 13th Oot., and is to be made special with a view to registering the undertaking under the Limited Liability Act of 1858. The annual meeting of the Union Assurance Society is called for the 28th inst., when the accounts, for the last year will be submitted. The annual meeting of the Wiesbaden Railway Company is called for the lath Oat., at Wiesbaden, when a modification in the statutes is to be proposed. The Admiralty will receive tenders to-morrow for the conveyance of atone (ammunition, lice shells, eocalinatibles, cartridges, powder, provisions, clothing, timber, iron pipes, &c.) from the River Thames to Adelaide, Halifax, Quebec, Montreal, Bee muds, Jamaica, Barbados', Valparaiso, Rio Janeiro, St. Helena, Gibraltar, and Malta. The Irish Bank returns for the four weeks ending Saturday, August 30,1868, are as follows : areolatke Nam and lide. aatborind. me Bak et Wand.. MMUS The Predrill Doak iii;;Gia 917.167 The DION Compaq . MALI The Nereren nankaeni 143,4t0 The Mier Bask* Cam= 3111,079 The lisalosi it et 701,767 The Omillireadr Nadai;ai Dot alkaloid WIN The Guns. !WNW Irk of ...... ...... dams _ =777 A;eWie Chenlir tan. unman of Coin. 847,709 290,411 2.13,389 112.916 1.2.4611 320,744 5,153 12,93 NUM 1181 : l i fa :A a c i elifids i ■■ l4;; lNfis..... 47l7 Fa / E fMN 1 SaalaMmardi7P all MN If fillasman liPallefa all NUN fol tfaltfah Ina —...... 14 5 liarso 55 tOrmalap.( n Ole Of De.C.Ala fl 11.501 If De. Woks Di 10 ii 1 2: a 0 i . h .,, ft „....: at INA.I .............. I I 0.~ If 15 WO 111. .06.0 a arm' tag. all 80 1 ISU +Da. Prd. fa pr Oni. 41 N f Warms all 1 1 1 llappliida - "Tres.. all NAN ON ........... 4 le: 1 . O mows . 411 in 15 n. 'WM/ Stl . et 011,1011 Waft an IWO /Lam 10,1:00 TlAdiinlir." ' " . " . . . . ••• a ... .. ve elp .•• IA 4 dl. HMIS flkiliella —............ NON Mow limmla . .... an a 100.500 Non= Usaili all 1 MO 10.540 N tat Flap II 10 1.400.1111 wit Lod all 0 1 . — NAN all 10.085 II +lNuraylzaa ..—.... aU ff 1 MIN 15 4D861110, all 4 fine 80 or= .0 14 Kam 1 Amman ..... en fk affp all m O5O os 1 61 - s3EM is. fl %NO af 1 MO 10 /la CNA I f f 45,04 Aug Mara Ilaiss‘ .. .........."—. all ii 10. I WON all - NO, 1 Wait Ileflema . ... 611 5 0 Trarionlis by - 6 0 'aped d e JOINT ROCK 11. • Itaimado I/1 ' 10.010 N 14 MS N 00 . lan MOD 110 Bluth otAato Murk& Wit* 0111&404.11m&CD. SAO • SO no - • iimaturswilr is 14/01 • webN Ilig.Doot.hAvitOrrt. MIN NI GmbH olthMoulato 0 to*Dlootattudivit. all 10111•11 m NOM toleasoMOsoslv II 10 • MN Al tooLltatorp. N WM It Losisishelloit talsoul IVO N Lowils*Woololioht * IS limo Tol.Tromlloclorl. U • IMNI le Do. Do. ......... 1 NAN 10 4doulllnk 11i URN/ 11 11101111111hiio ul IMO 10 001m051ME.—..„..... IS AM 11 0010.1**Oprosesla. NON Putiodolo' inland.. U ON lot IlanierNlA . 00 1001 N %or avow; .. PAN V Mud tsrnW ell MOO Doak* suer It Woad 10w1 ... ""a7".: is 1.005 IN QUI, „ VI 4.011 100 W. Book of N waiwws_ -.. 10 Si IS a -- all Si II 4 11:4 lit 116 '4O 1,14 1144 Do MANY Ai* Moo 1 116816Deolla Clew. Urn I Melds Taleprar" . " 1 Gamol 11•01p11; los.olo.OnallaosOna. a ▪ • 116Amodamo Nadmi Dliegast D. New = Utfolndo ad. Do. I D.. 3 p.Ct.rioglo.at N. Brim& N. Sulk LA 11.1.‘halue= „ 1/ m ob. Wattli 4106 WIEMPOSIma.. 00•431 .De. "11•17: nadimaoloollinoisl Palm& Odold Mem ti Do. IMP ▪ Ammasameas.. Da law Irma kok26""Mr. lollombe Ulm Sift. Do. Do. 11•611 mo D nd loomes . a Iw.p. yak' 114Swit Delo D. Saw H II Ii Si Si ii lb U 111— 31 13 1/1 if 31 M le if 3 i4l PE ill 4 11 ir S. it 1 i 1 e )1 par 14 l i gra 4 1 IS 4 .! _44 6 gm 11 1$ 11111111 i 5 5 114 soi par Ipa unit! p. $4 24 VI no following are this day's sales for the Secount ORDINARY SWAB AND STOCKS. Caledonian, 621 2; Bosuns Counties, 81'; Ediaburdla aid Glasgow, 63; Zoiabargh, Perth. sad Dundee, 861 ; 01•11110 W sad SOUR Western, 92 It 21 ; Great Witten , 62191; Lansmakke and Torkshirs, 981 671 ; London sad North Western, ley ; Istados mad South !Intern. 1031 8123 laslissil, 77 el 71; ditte, INnatsetara and Derby, 481; Nord Britkb, 381; North Ihutors— Bernick , 77 81; ditto, York, 641 5; North IStaffirdshin, 121. 1011.111 ON RAILWAYS. Hoicks Banns Inaction, If; Ceylon B shorn, 21; Grand Trask of Cicada, 121: Great Westom of Canada sham. 241 ; Madras, Third Besosice, guarastood 6 tier nat. SI ; &sabre and Meese, 111; Weston of Austria, 8. JOINT STOOK Oriental Hoak Corporation, 391. ISCILLANIOUS. Crystal Palma Proforma., 61. FIRE IN CLEREI night, between ono cad ten o'clock, a fro Wok, oat in the bons of Mr. Dyer, farattnn dasMr, Estnnth.strint, Mantua, which malted In the total destruction of the stock and premises. At the tine of We ondavatlos Mr. Dyer, who is a tax-tolloetor of the parish, area angst frost the hone. The nue of the dm lo not koown. T►e Buses were ink ewe t , the about the 'entre of the boom Immediately after, the parish engine arrived, which wrs promptly fol lowed by the Farriagderetreet and Holborn eaglnes of the Fire Brigade, sad by bell-put tea o'clock the ere was subdued. The homes eta slither side wen slightly Wend. Tnn PEINCIPALITIOI.—Noticing the statement orbieli wiliest), tondo, that the post of minister at Naples is neerred for Sir Henry Bolen. elms he shell him ail"' pealed his seismical& the Principalities, the Rusks joareal of &Web, La Nord, observes, that " it this statement be goner, Grist Britain will probably remain for • pretty lsag time without any °Metal represestatin at the Court of the King of the Two Mollies." 1,1411,7e7 There figures show a continued falling off in the circulation; the amount of decrease within the month being 90.2271, while under the head bullion there is • small increase of 1,6271. for the same SATVRDAY Bronx.. The Cations Stock Exchange markets are still sufferiog from a species of panic. Politically and flnsncislly there is no new feature of serious import. anon, yet the funds have to-day experienced a fresh fall of per ant., making a total reduction of fully 11 per cent. during the week. Railway shares also show to-day a further general fall, averaging f to I per cant. in the leading descriptions. Since last Saturday the depreciation in this important branch of the market represents lf to It per cent. in Great Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and London and North Weston: stocks; 21 per ant. inYork and North Midland about 9 per cent. in London and South Western, Berwick, and Midland; 31 per cent. is Great Northern, with a proportionate fall in most other lines. Not is the variation in the value of this class of property traceable to the announcement o; new fluenciel facts, for the dividends bad been pre viously announced, the halt-yearly official statements Witted, and all the more important meetings held. In almost every other department of the Stock Exchange a similar unfavourable movement has taken place, sundry bank stocks and shares in newly established undertakings suffering especially. The cause of the panic seems to consist primarily in a hastily-adopted idea that a period of M01:111. tory pressure is approaching. There is nothing in the present aspect of the money market, however, to merest extravagant apprehensions. A good demand tot money is usually experienced at this period of the financial quarter, and the activity of trade may, per haps, render the market more than ordinarily strin gent. Should the ➢ank, however, be compelled to rake its retie of discount under the influence of an extraordinary demand for accommodation, and should the market be subjected to temporary disturbance, it may become a question for the cam. menial public to consider whether they have need lessly increased the pressure by giving way to un founded uneasiness. When a large section of the mercantile community are nervously overanxious to secure themselves against the contingency of • mo. dente and easily explained advance in the rates of discount, they not unfrequently occasion the very evil against which they seek to make provision. The current of Stock Exchange speculation from day to day must not always be interpreted as a sure criterion of , our monetary position and prospects; for It is fre quently found that operators follow each other like a flock of sheep. The transactions of a few leading members of the home, though, perhaps, unimportant is amount, have been known to give • bias to the mar kets sgainst the influence of which notbiog can for the time prevail, continuous sales or purchases (as the ease may be), following in uninterrupted succession until the turning point is reached, when an equally marked reaction in the contrary direction gene rally sasses. Habitual speculators are eery quick to seise the opportunities thus afforded, and, after following a tall with the utmost pertinacity, will at once reverse their amounts, and operate for the rise. When decidedly adverse fee tures are absent, as seems to be the case at present, perhaps the best course for the stock-holding public to adopt is to refrain from taking any part in epees sties sereseeets, salmi indeed prices should be subjected to so heavy a fall am to tempt fresh invest. manta at the reduced rates. In Lombard-street to-day the supply of money wail ample, and, although late rates are maintained, no pressure whatever wu observable. It is believed that next Thursday's instalment of one million on the new loan has been largely provided against. No further payments on this score will then remain to be made. Console, which closed yesterday at 94 to / for the Bth Oct., gradually declined to-day to 931, and stood at the close of the Stock Exchange at 931 exactly. Foe money the last price wee 931. The chief feature of the day's business consisted of heavy sales, partly directed to lower prices, and partly to close the accounts of previous speculative buyers. The transfer books of a large number of government securities being now shut for the dividends, the official business report is brief, viz. : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 93k, 1, f, i; ditto, for account, Bth Oct., 94, 941, 931, 931, 931. Bank Stock, for account, 220. Tnree-and-a- Ralf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds , 99/. Exchequer Bills maintain remarkable steadiness ) in face of the generally disturbed appearance of the Stock Exchange. The price remains at 14e. to 17s. prem. Exchequer Bonds also closed the same as yesterday, at 991 to I. In the foreign stock market Turkish securities show chief weakness. The fall to-day was nearly I per cent., owing partly to the settlement. The " con tinuation " on each of therm stocks, however, did not exceed 3.16 to 5.16 per cent. Several other clause of foreign bonds showed flatness, but Grenadian and Venezuelan were in demand. The shares of the new banks and discount com panies participated in the general heaviness of the Stock Exchange. Ottoman Bank closed at 11 to 11 die.; Bank of Egypt, at 11 to 11 die.; National Die. count, both old and new shares, at 1 to; prem.; London Discount (the allotment letters of which were distributed to-day), at dig. to par; and General Bank of Switzerland, at 1 dia. to par. Other Bank stocks were dull, but scarcely lower. Australian Agricultural and Victoria Dock shares were weaker. Southampton Dock shares ars marked 461. a'. IN. 111111:0141115.. lk Naa.Wehoic t earl'alby .714sa.Laa. ri! , le7mit,:ibiw" Clisesein Choler r sad_ _Taigraer:: Dark ma Tkaars.--... Was AM Wert Ism wttk tasters Vika. Oar A.. Do. d m Is iTia — t ..7 IN.' laandi r -........ Mdloft* am. Mdble t= B"; Hossei =Ma al Out ms s D:r DI. We* 4N. asilliat.(Tve.) temommior m Orri AMIN ei E - tme L DS. 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Now 0,0165 4 3 7 334. DDSS Do. se. 73, de. no Di. Ik Se . do. tkellkelly halls' Judi= . lantsede tiONS MY Gums vops Ifilikummeas Do. re mat Dw~aaEOso& Nat— .ollPlii, I Illiiminkfa (w11171i5 Oft de. (ft loweit)... a 46 . 8 gra et. Pre. lIMIC=Fers 0~~1 ~ Pals la Lfees Parls 9,lwe " ii. 0 - ilia: w « ,.., 1 , of Anita's —. - iria,le - y: N II • I I, I IQ IS lit 91 111 SI 5.24 li le If IS II 1 4 $4 $ 6 14 11 ._ i 6lb 79 SI 1.3 116 U U. 1 le H SS 14 IS 13$ ISO I 422 I/ ill S i los Si IS IS 6 1 pm 4 I pm MI Ni 103 t i 103 1016 104 PIT ) Pa plz vs 4 Ili 1•3 104 SI $I 1 !as vii flf 47 411 141 II j sf a— s U e S ill l is 7! . - of ft do 114 fa de 17 174 114 54 ft ff 19 11 IA 41 as r 17 11 IN Ito ISt Ira 17 /9 41 11 114 11 10 71 79 111 'i $ • I 1 di 1I I/ 0 St It - 10 - 44 $4 448 i 11 l 4 11 4 I 14 4 • MITS. le if 4 pa ff la If Ile pa la ia pea a Ai par 13 IN N N N 14 1 1 11 li li gm PI Me L•h 13i gm st ni If 3 pi 77 311 1 1 PIS S/a 11 IS 13f OS SS 14 7 pa 114 3111 i pa if f $4 1 44 1 2f pm SO 101 IN Ile 116 110 WI 111 II I rill Igi Ile pa 113 11 rim pa I I I h's .1 ~ Ci II 4 o f iii ii It 1 i ye It 11 11 IS S 1 1/8 a 10 i ti I pa II We MINES-2 HIS DAT. Two o'CLoOK. In the market for British mining stooks, there is an increased inquiry for Wheel Buller, Alfred Con sols, and Wheal Grenville. Great Wheel Alfred shares stand at 12! to 13, showing a further advance. In the Stock Exchange Tin Croft shares have been dealt in at 32. Subjoined is the official list of Saturday's trans. actions in the Mining Exchange : Great Alfred, 111, 12. }, 11i, I, 121 ; Pork. 101, 11; 83/triaaa CODOO:P. 2i, I. ; time/oft. 41 • Wbaal Ballet, 2971, 300, 3021, 306; Wheal Mary Asa, 38'1,38, !. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MARKZANS.-THIS DAY. P.stglith wheat in shard sappy, and qteekl7 told at 3s. to 41. advance upon last blondaya ritsa. Foreign when was 2s. to 3,. dearer. Amman barrels la. to 25., and sacks 2se dearer. Barley dell tale, and le. to 2s. lower. Oata in short sappy, and fully 61. pwr. qr. doom. Buns sad peas comp I'm slowly .7 to warkat and eostuaxid fall prices. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. The yobbo salsa declared fur to-morrow are :—Elegar: 800 hhds. West India, 10,600 begs Maaritlss, sad 1,000 boss Bengal and Madras. Saltpetre: 3,000 bags. Ries: 2,800 bogs Bengal. The private oestrus markets have had a very flns sppearancs since Friday. flroas.-800 hales Havaanah, No. 12, sold at 31e. afloat, and about 200 ton. native brown Madras, at 395. landed. Cowart —About 2,000 begs native Ceylon sold at 63.. Rocs hes beta in fair demand. _ . Otte.—Beef pale, 431 to ; yellow, 481.; brown, 451.; sperm body, 1081. to 107:.; hesdmatter, 1071. to 1081.; cod, 471. ; South Sea, pals, 471. 10, . to 481 ; olive (I.lllpoli, EQ. to —l. --s.; Spanish and Sadly, 531. 100. to 641 ; cocoa aut. 48s. to 48s. ; pals, 48e. to 46s ; lineaad, 40. 6d. to 41o.; rape, pal*, tris. to 65e.; brown, 61s. to 61e. GI. Is other articles ao tram/ties to report. AZILITALP INTO LONDON VIM SEPT. Ol TO =PT. 111. 00424w155. Wllest. CAM,. AMYL OW. AIMS, rc . raw. qrs. qrs. qrs. Q. oRqr. U. min. ,2 11 211 1...-... 2174 3 7 1343 142 71 111 61444444 ..—.. ... 3$ 10 11 100 .. - 4119 i 6. C. 11 60 ...... 2925 970 8161 718 6$ 03 ...„ 8805 Gt. N. BA L.. 731 72 111 471 10 ."... ..... 3011 wt. Knows—. 2164 651 METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. tTIIII3 DAT.) We have a large supply of bents, but the avenge quality le by so means improved ; consequently, there is not tomb redaction in choicest desariptiose. Simnel in ferior remain unsold. The number of sheep is larger, and trade is doll at rather lower rant. Good niece Sr. rot lower. From Germany and Holland 'there an 1,769 beasts. 4,300 sheep, end 197 Nivea. In land, 450 kiwi, and 1,200 sheep. Norfolk and Suffolk, 100 besets, and 2,100 from the Northern and Midland Counties. _ _ — i•Wstoso of DO& S. d. a I las ts et BThs. •03 • d Bast B:61.. Hostordi.. 4 8 I DM Dos & 111-bards el— Bea Sbortrbonas ...... 4 6 4 But loot-wlob Pecood goslit4 biota— 3 0 4 Do do. Mao. Calm 4 0 6 gem modescood 4•4818 3 8 4 2 PlO . .......... 4 0 d Do. do. lb= . IA& Daa it INaltbrodo. 4 10 6 lambi Bauto at Market, 5.3:0 ; lam sod 344. .....• - 414 ; TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The market is quiet is all paritieue. Tows tallow is quoted 625. mitt cub Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 60e. 6d.; &pt! caber, 6N. M 50 ,. ad.; October sad Deeember, 495. to !9% 3d. 01 , TALLOW. 3:ock on Delivery lest week Do frees tat Jena 30,618 1.606 16075 1.491 13,4116 61a96. 64a. 06. IYt wYk Do.froas Wien, ....... !Ws T.C. per sin. no. Tom. $1,947 $,341 $!,660 1,136 16.912 676. 61. 606. 36. 11,525 . 1,650 51,067 5,724 $5,112 UK 44. 544. at. Arrival for taw week •diet Nat 24, IBAt year, lee NA; and &ham 2,293 saki. Ms sutra Lai week ereeprisad wake tram Ruda, 254 auks tees Australli, sad 102 casks ken olbet paina-Ta51.1,1:4 calm BOROUGH HOP MARBET.-THIS DAY. Mears. Pattenden sad Smith report that about 3,030 pockets of gee new hops have arrived at market, and Bed a ready sale,:es fellers :—Weald of Keats, 60as to 70e. land flesseit, 60.. to 665. per ewt. The goldiap in Mid end But Hutt are mid to be of very inferior quality. The duty is estimated at 260,0001. COAL MARKET—THIS DAY. Walls End Riddell, 17s. ; Walls Rod Hanes, 19e. ed. ; Walls End Glodforth, 17s 3e.-91 fa litaf•-r. ACCIDENT TO THE WESTMINSTER CLOCK-BILL: HASTLIPOOL, Sept. 13.—An accident, fortunately nnattseded with fatal oonstguasee, occurred here this afternoon to the great bell meetly east at Norton for the new clock-tower at Westminster. it was originally in tended to ship the bell by means of a pair of shears erected for the occasion in the West Dock, none of the crease being suflaieotly powerful to lift the 1111101 , 12011 weight; but the shears set up were found to be too small, and a Wpm pair was erected in the Swainsoe Dock, sod this afternoon wu app tinted for shipping the bell on board the billy boy schooner Wave, Moncrid master, of Wiebech. Ivory precaution that was deemed requisite was taken in order to recurs its safe shipment. About 1 o'clock it was lifted from the carriage on which It wu depot:Jed, and wifely sway' over the bold of the vessel ready for being lowered. While I. this position it was discovere d that the aperture to the hold was not sufficiently bread for its reeeption_and another desk-plink ions cat out, in order to aimit it. When all wu in readiness for lowering, one of the citable was found to have el'ppeal on mu aide of the sheave, and the blocks refused to work. A delay of an hour ocoured befcra this could be remedied, end when all was ones mote is readi ness the accident we have to report took place. A few miutes previous to the readjustment of the theta, a 'plight amok was t eard to proceed from the woodwork, but of this no notice was taken, as it was sot deemed of soy antiquate. `As soon as a math wee again pot upon the tackliag the about immediately swseved a little to one side, and In en instact the pooderou machinery tame to the ground, cracking and sinsihing like firewood, and in its coarse bringing down the totemic of the vessel and breaking It into splinters, besides doing other serious dsmeg• to the hull. The hell descended with a fearful trash to Deo bot tom of tho vessel, fortunately, It was hollered at the time our report was despatched, without injury. The large crowd of people who were standing near bad a sorrow escape from the falling mast and timbers. The captain wu in the hold at the time, but fortunately 'wood with oat injury. Ties vessel immediately began to stake a deal of water, and in order to prevent bar sinking in the deck a uncle of steamboats took bar la tow, and removed her oat of the dock iato the inner bathe, wh en she was rue on the grouad. TIIA.—Thf ship Koh•i Now, Capt. Paul, has arrived off Plymouth, from Foo• shoo foo;yrith 953,90010 e. of toa oa infirm& V 1 3016,500 697,799 174,776 932,834 357,793 1073,673 25,799 20,,69 M. is at. Is le all K. IN p. to Ilf $ 14 4 n 41 'I al 7$ 10$ I on I 761 7 • 17 14 MI alla Pa 1I 4 4 hi I I 7e