The Express. — London, England, 1857-11-13 00:00:00

reel as I Inl amelbaL The prisoner wee mina at the Ir. Ise arida be IN dr Ira who took toy watch had Ilk Jeha Musesisse—lshe you anything to shit this Fir,l same am his is my 114 bate. Mari May an law Ida O'Osamar r We alo ma 1 vas via lost alga IL LA gie for a drat Um ad la lin arm as plow stared myma at ea awl I alba bat It be k arts lga be mak as at tima mat 411= amensa tab( my Maser Ira ana op EM l Trosekt ha ight at the gam, ma YpwLYtlla waab.arY antra kr a aellearafla 'Ewa haa I tam Mak O'Onast mos • - Ima idle aft& dos Omar In dr ma vibe . . . &Zia ld WM you ask this mitoses 'myth*? Ms Tamer, led, ethFroma akenatica Irldesamerek I ruh* I =1:le a bsy-loft ha Upar eek Ot. vbase, about oat o'elask le the I head the pies. I told him I waled Ma he • weak and aid him how lay he had beta le the baplob. Be mid b • had bees there ME ti bear, but be knew arakki of the . lln Mead o egbt big dome, bid sad the ithellial Ike the thew thoeS th e Tithe handkerchief peedthed= le be kid le hi. hand. The handkerchief eggeme r bete beat with mod the neck, sad there ere meths eland via I. Ite Jells *Mr 1•0—W1111 yea writhes the caw t hies—l kith to sob Wm V I did not drop the head. Waist k the meml irbee 8, dm l hi the t Other—He did deep Ok Jeha Wtherese—Aall me the meths ea We basilkar- Wet web as mlipht haw boa made et the lime the ffißeit e r ilt I thlek they might, a. Ito hes Haw we be bed et the time? Prmeathre— wrrlyrbeY mw. Ith Jahn Ithregrate—Wbat wee the dwriptica glum I. yea, ritherolthe pfireases drew Odkie—Tbe deeertatka we at admit. that I knew the psheser wee the ma. I thaws him for the hat des yenta bat ally sedrkkg s cart he his lather. Mithymee—Have you my dame Cl Muting these ether two sea t do, pane is rimedisel, I thank' I might get it _ _ — Ur Jaffa lhistwww—l gaff sot wirot the primer ; tie an mina lin to sw elm,. Bat pa mit got the welsh *mew olkwts, red law lie sew two am, ff ; *man daft sr dompoolo whim/7 I sem Tgeielouser. VW adlesel to my ityddig la Ws Edna, war this eamidad kr trig. ♦ORSHIP-STREET. curiae mop W.9I:NULNO. Malan Cbarle:aZlVialZed-kZirt - yavig s.. aisn, arbe re tard to oats kie ya, anagnalon, 0.4 . 41=4= t Mo. Ha swing and Fans, 9 11, SIN via attampttigTh Alfred libita, 423. . . . libis.ilise addlemed . pwril thst lest jdflit die piston ii..., RI: c r ib' a" ww 4 ao list=fei at wbt a kr, porta esestiosed him so es his =theru Ike Mewl • aid, wad MOM ea if • se kid on him he wag au k swam Mr. Thais catobied the essiteate • 1 slabs, issest Deem" who with other aid aescowiell to maim his km las lam This ft we toed le made • *ago it Drneet's abdomen with a 'carbide( wisp kir* quits asw, tad swat fort the reita ate Wild bark by some pima at the WWI of its lobe trade two inches of him. Primer tins ster m s r t wed by ew ena, s who erode& ad bat lethe an P siesped, sad White, tads( up the rims, laterrepted him stiortloaterwards, ifteill: ITV: i p t iaw; e t,la w s itb hirs • s we t li rs x itie s 49 =4 lod 7 ' 'Pin cumin up the prison*, stabbrd at hha Wooer, one of his halide termely. At _l, by re pwf hone an the wrist the roam we oos9t to drop the lath is the peversest sad woe conveyed to the station beam. Mr. Samna said if anything was known of the so ma& sad • coastabia said ho had siaartainal by tr•s • vatuctord convict. MARLBOROUGH-rtltirr. AII•ACLT ON Till POLICE IT • OINTLZIt•?ell SLIT•NTS. AM Went, par, sad Philip Prove, coacnare, le the ernes d irteeasi 6tr Arab/bald blacitthe, 0.C.8., No. C ren baill". th neW Y ese e ers a- q tt " ella Kr. wl is the etemilks d y. Pisilemccallis ill 0, hOilid that la* i. 4. god dna e'en* la wee se luny err the H. malt These% hi ttog a:Vs whin he saw the pricer is et linen attached to • inthera's dip. MINIM 1168 VMS leaatai Ninon • peel, el m ea saes nedved a newt !IA across he eat hon Perth, nil es serseenedep with his to be nen at be wadi an mem cee's eyes ow, the Inter i htt be 4 lt he wait on cut lie b-- bead WC He n rth, pamper hi go as gala,. but tensed of dons so brune were sherive, rid the rimer blind thm seek We pert, end threetird le bank N. (witheide) heed at With tends( le Inated,Penee aeon sena bin with Y. whip ~ aeries th e bind owl ehouldas. atteenst at the their Um awn up, sod begged of Om to dein, sad Nil tame then wdirk ceedust. Where else toad then wile and whet he wee, bat W. esly ~awed le tithe dm one visimal sail alaive. Within thee west to are to the prltiewer's miskr, Tbio gen estarbig the we time, bet es nes es she gemihmes Um Wham Pena then eli is het se he eend, his Weir et the tine. Whore la at., the a ithc.. enl se aeon es he ems up Intl to the pair Pewee reel Ye In he hie hoe mei snob him wen the theublen with his whip. Pune the• heed es bie nes, end within levies preneed _lita n ies, areeeded eueppng the eirrine led amines Rene hen the thhtherbee. - While be wee convy tei Pewee le the das, LOW OM@ up, end attempted se nem bin Na. athuly. LI Meg es, Ikon, 88 C, wee On* went thew Sahel the ther• were drunk. M T i l e et Omen dined, and nil they we Muth the & et hoped" LW mkt dr pikers win editly drab. lb. lbsibra soil It erase b• be liimind last a us* of imenolid rob& ibiald nit dr poise se dog by 4 W be mar iamb then to kw Wier kw it Moe by semiNing dm bp prim for MMus dm no& LMpITII. *dolor LmiZA . ii%aWirlgcZywing "be was bees freieueley biree We ewe ea elis= miserieet et the eagle wimeftg et et. Omege's v Mmelemi ti k 1, Dr. Dr. De* NA odor &m -elks eiel• re. Thie;rOriparmithleDr.Otar troika Mare/ Otalltrrk, Vet hereateared re older ea test mieslag the Imeeri elderly Se threl hoer obi Doctor Or* It • 0 GA" Warn are dews to sarerr I. Oa rig the dor b• bar the pd. maw ataasbag tire Idle Err sr abhor • harm remerard TIM kr ea bar ander I . = mar ea reerre eel Oribree r r her et do sassirs; spa rash ahe orracal ea el the disarm Mkaarg le the rad Ohs A d am MA bra TIM wee mes trio had emir ear M biamb dMr she sherd est lean Emil the Hr. Mr. Cellar pw her or. Witmer traseted bar to go .bat kat birisem, beef re deehred the third ar sot -qt ea waft • corithrehle melee esd Meterree Tod erierre are q, sad he (rris) move hr Yes .ar-r. The rims read Mat the Mier, sear, lad dere at the pram vas de- NM ma bard rain perk. bit abe benell was • rat 41Imhia isa prollgai• sirasbr, art hod Mat /or a cart. demob ere • prat the &wire sad • pair arum le the argregadem or b Tbear phew rig Me else ha atrial it Mr. Corr le haat dem; lie viten% "-rd bat herr Cotter lel ant her Owe ewe% bet she wee woe leek sods. Is bet, be be the vibes% We vacua he hew Mega with plow re• oi l t= dewy. She had bean Owed le rofernalery milk are weber eyoel, bee It le en le as wren ; as mg. that b ir.e is 6ae the wane the appears 611 get Kr. Nadia remereled that there wee &ebbs very remerk able le hot erethis paroreler, as It eend to be the =imet Ye mewl km *ie. m We bes reared d beg be three serethe, N4RIOW 'SWAIM now SrPTOCATTON. CAM& disable exoltmost Irma oseolosed oo Stanford co Moseley morning bi a report that two of the remota of Mr. Henry Smith, of Tiowell-rowt, had bias discovered is s slats of solucetice Gam the Iwo of a mall soot is their bed-room. I The facts of tbe was appear to be ea follow The well of the .cresols' bode., Ise lady bees asidergeda mak as& la order to dry the new plaster, a small coifs _ Mem fed with common pit-coal, bad bees pieced is Ms mom derlag o, ll: daytime sad removed at sight, said cedars bind sin to the wows out going to bed sot to gut the door claw. Os Sunday sight Um - IlettlielPOlNlM larelaireendea b den to the hone, wind to led lII* the annest, an ea In& lea lb* dee wee very aserty ell burst on, lie leek away the pipe of the sem, pink led been *sea on et the epos abide. sad ha the atm la the ram , dlisklog mall • portiaa of ire ewM do.. hum ; ate id she coa st/or it secomary Waite% to tke isaructioso silks alarm to how ages the dam. Os flan M the Waft den they did an the se the seed tine, ear mow le • eall, Bahl opened tie deer, sad see goody slimed M mks r. dine beth, to ell appeensee, dyilm bon eadesallea. mama men was lan nay earl is, sad they wen namend line ether neer. where en shinkaes et Ina dr mild be ids Tin knee nee WI sped naltreens hob l w t e Pinows. sod Eie employed the mbar of tbe dew the s art shad, /- err scow eleadadis al the Inlay teevile mei e ip t= wenn analiseadeped hen the dr dein nen et awed_ neended ars w enedeneeisa The Mr weimeshOWNOWISISA• la Ihe naiad day and die paw sae an sail Weliadep Thoy we sew la aMr r4 of etoossy.—disotresef . ttHL PALMA -- 0111 SHILLING DAT. Tivravt, Nev. 12.—iimidm sa alit by swam Welk IMi big 'Wm, 1,737. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 13, 1857. 8114111 L181&-71118 DAY. M ST so N, MOZNY MARZET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoow. The funds opened this morning with buoyancy, at a farther advance of 1 per cent. Some consider able sales of stock for money being then pressed, a fall of fully e per cent. ensued. From this there has since been no recovery. Money, however, is easier in the Stock Exchange, and the general feel ing in the City is more satisfactory. The share markets exhibit a general advance. Consols opened at 901 to 1 for the 7th Decem ber, fell to 89/, and are now quoted 891 to 1. For money the present price is 891 to The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 8811 881, and 881 • the New Three per Cents. 881 to 881 ; Exchequer Bills, 30s. to 20s. die. ; Exchequer Bonds, 1838, 98/ to 974; ditto, 1859, 971, 97, and 971; and Bank Stook, 2091. _ . Turkish Six per Cents., after being marked as high as 87f, have relapsed to 87 to 87f. Other foreign stocks are steady, but very quiet. Sales are recorded as follows :—Belgian Four and•a-Half per Cents., at 93 ex div. (exchange 25 trance); Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 981 to 991 ; Dutch Four per Cent.Certificatea,at 981; Granada Active Bonds, at 18; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., at 261; Turkish Six per Coats., at 87*, 1, and ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., at 981 to f Yesterday will long be memorable in commercial annals as that on which the provisions of the Bank Charter Act were, for the second time, suspended. The relief has not oome a moment too soon. The profound sensation excited by the suspension of the great house of Mesas. Sanderson, Bandsman, and Co. was succeeded yesterday morning by a more active feeling of distrust. In the discount market business was almost at a stand still; discounters held their bands, and the feeling of painful expectation amongst the public became intense. Meanwhile the rash to obtain accommodation at the Bank r utt 0,5110 I ea** ." . SO 15,15,0800 10,000 SG Width Ike* 1N u UAW Doak* /IL, II ar 0000 I MOW* t 10 10,000 100 . 10,000 IN so 10006 all b) 150,11•015SaLCien. 10,000 Onaiskilulloorted 15 11,050 SO 4105fteLlInkatA 10,0' 5 10 Iseis Oslat, SO all *OO4 10 tailsaJatsf ark ... 10 50,050 we Wein 111Ve**** 10.000 101 X* Prom of laoll* 10 WA an at D 6 Wow .. . IS 10,0+. 10 NNW* Wk U 15,000 11 Ilwaloath 10050 10 ark .. all 10400 U ClelifaLOok AD 01,030 110 friAneloi d SI DA* SO Spa* Ampulla— AD D. New —..-- 10 1 e 1 10 Oaks 01 *Mesa ... um Malin 10 10 " 01111 d If 1,500 IN 175101111401.—,—... 10 0,000 IM WouLllalk of SO LATUT SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, Two o'Cioow. The railway share market opened this morning with great buoyancy, and, although the best prim, of the morning have not been maintained to the present hour, the quotations now current ex hibit a considerable advance compared with these of yesterdayafternoon. London andNorthWarternstock is now quoted 934 to 984; Oreat Western, 48 to ; Midland, 814 to f ; Lanceuhire and Yorkshire, 90 to 3 ; Great Northern, 234 to f per share ; and London and South Western, 414 to 42. Canadian railway securities exhibit a considerable recovery, and many other colonial, as well as foreign descriptions, are firmer. ORDENAM SRAM AND MOM OOKNERCIAL AND KARIM= l a . rd I okra.g,4". ""' " 4 " to I pa. (NT itutenue 171,3011.1.10 LIVERPOOL MEETING.—THIS DAY. WELTER HANDICAP. Das nide and a Flosses, Ilst 61b, Larry lief , Mir r r rk t a er ray, 114 Mb; Miss Allay Ilst 2lb; Osorgisaa, 10st 61b; En emas, 10st &b; Haslet, 10st 215 Conrad, 104 , Cbsistr, 10r , LAIL Cob, 10st ; and Mars, 10st. Ail an bon. SILVER T/LNKARD. Throe quartors of a ads. Fkaasco, Bst IIlb; Chaster, 8t Sib; lagisssoma 8t 61h; Little Cob, tor , 81r Homphisy, Set ; Si ladi d ithsth,; „. 7stalb; Bay, 7t 61 6 ; Brown Banat, 7ot , 6t10Ih; ILsockbare, 6t lolb , and Farad* 6t M . All as hoss. MARK-LANE—TIM DAY. oil The opeaiag *the French pats bar the exportations of 14 mia crl Mat idcooppleiely dada eperattons bp Mark- .. 11 le•der ;ad very hie trateletkas hove takes plow iw a who* sal It I saineally Malt to se amuses de- os. elks,* Oa roe tire them Is wo the paths= ialirkt a. kit. 10 law taw to mud le below the ratan el Malay is Baby chi sole ot the bats WY* * Oole la kw amply, old radar cheaper. c le a. hltanthith MP LO 14011 NOV. 1 TO NV 1 ds =. O. 1 F.. 1 I li Tr 1X• a. * liiiii:SlO Mods :UN li taN r it. s aillr bu trritzNlVNt i e.: /Wm. Us. lid.: OW. si. IA INTIBIAL AVIIIILAGINI. me_ 11./ Y . 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LIVERPOOL CORN MARIET.-THIS DAY. (sr Naomi= (mom ova owl ooasseTONDErT.) :we had a fair attendants at market We day, aad a pod &mad. A geaersll7 improvoi trade at faU rein alter iq for every article, aad °cadence gmeherany to rereortd. MINCING-LANE-THIS DAT. Oar =Wet; . d;;M — itd7eWereei — tO — Th7l;eit . y yea* lave tea lekeerfag wader extreme de rad rake aerie a very mall =teat made, =though at reduced prima may be elated as foam SITOAS declined 2a. to 3s. Conn &leo sold it litoouto redaction. Ti* deolfwd ed. to 14., bet baba., to a fay extant, bays bum booed et timt Madam. Rica olienk et lower price. without finding buyers. Rte.—Prier remain limitedly the same as last week, bet nothing dons be it. English quits reduced X per pike. Isoo.—Brotch pI decUttri 41. to 6s. ester end at rather lower priors. Corron.-11 tee sales roods at lower p 010... rime hr not been a public ads to-day of any Import. anus, logitaisse lading ft difficult to offer either sugar or colon but the reliefs has been given to UM snow marts& has imported gmadmen, and battle pikes ere fully andtdieted to rote next wiek. TALLOW NARXET.-THIS DAT. to-disy, it. considnubl• 'Amnon Town callow Is /mud 622., paninal ; Poinibuni Y.C. on the spot, M. id. ; Dinenbse.lloa. Id. ; Jimenny and Mardi, 61. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We her • beir more beasts trot on Friday last. The esditer is ihmoursble and the trade is amesquently quite r Sr on liceidey. Although the cub at sheep Is not it Is 114: r qual to the demand. A few &dee things mar prior. Choice calves an dearer. From Oureny sad Wand there are 182 brats, COO sheep, and 001 ears. Ramie, 2 tetra. Northern and midland earlier. 600 beers , and 101 mar was for the home smarm Par *me dab. •I. L, Pw, dam at lac 0. 4. 4. DI l &CU. 1144414.44 4 S 10 q . Ma i lt .. -44•4•01. • 0 • MO 4144.1.10 m• 4 0 4 . .. . a • i.ori orals 4440.0 I • • •• o 0 • c•h•• ...._ ,: : 1 a r.. ::C d os l'a" : : I •to Soot Dr& i1ia..... 54 5 144•141 . . .0 0 0 Owls 41 markm. LOU ; dole sad Imil^ . UV; may.. GM: SIP. 118. IfIDES.—(THIS DAY.) LILDINTIALL —11:1• follOidag Mirka 66Th.. to 64Th., to Sid.; 6 116 5. 75h0., to 0• Mx. to 11111bs. 41d. to Sid , 60th.. to 661 b.., d . to 4iel. 8311:s. to 96Ths , 414. to sd. 96th.. to 10llbs., sd. to bid. , lOtlbs. to 112Poo, Sid. Hone Was, 10s. Coll skins, light, is, to la ;tall. Ils. 6d. DsarONDsar.-6hsep skins, polled, 6s. Od. to 6s. 6d.; I.mas sad bolf-br .d .,.. Od. to 44. 6d.; Deana la GI. M h. Id. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAT. Wars. Patanam and OW& mart ttuat tin demi br W bap costbass Wady, arbor sans am a/bust slowly. COAL WAREET.—THIS DAT. mar, 14.61.. len ; Marpolk 'West 17. ; Wino knonoWo Hetion, 11. Walb 111roftWo Holton, 19a. ; Walls lad NAM, 17.. IL; Iran And Hrowoll, 300, ; W.D. Ind listdsol, Wa. ; W. End Riddoll, 170. ed. ; WAN tbommet'o. ; Wall. End South Iletton, IS.. IL; Wei Ind Tow 104.-44 Slolps at narks. ME LATE DUCHESS DE NEMOMIa.—The pessisusco /kip gives the lb/lowing .Reset fros s pirate letter, written from Widen by Dr. H. 0. de Mosey, Pp& Bien to the Queen Merle And* to s Mead et Brom& . .1 have jest mired from Memnon; when the Duchene de Nemours has died soddenly from en appleede atteok. Her emenettement took piece a fortnight sp. Never we a de livery less trying ; rem has aseternfty rest trepan. The beg& of the doehem was enrollee/. She Wended to ham her &ember to-morrow. She was deeming her hair, when ais swidenly raid to her name, ' I feel ill." Ms was deed I I eat emrwhelened with satonlehmint." We (Gallynani) learn with aatiafaction that the liabilities of the American banking-house in Pula, M. /ohs Munroe and Co., which suspended its moment ea the 7th. amount to dour mlllioos ; whilst the %meta preesst ein minims; esesseinently, it is hoped that the creditors wet cialy seller the delay necemiuy for the resuaanos of hada from the United &Man Aoromits from Cronstadt state that English divers bad been ant down by the Rumen government to eureka the hadoef-bettie ship the Lefort, ink& recently wok to the Bohn La innnenae men of hems been win bend be low. The effect produced ca one of the diem by the rd eight wee each that no report weld be Anton ben hfine ender mend to descend a weed tine. A Miles letter says :—" A violent shock of arth quit• leek place ea the 4th at Menaggio, on the Lake of Come. It wee *boat two in the morning, and the lake was as oohs se a mirror, who all of • sadden three er fear gips* waves approsehed the shore. That reshot fanned whh seek twee that all the boats tied time were dashed me against the other, and as the water role some of Man were tome idolise high as the homes manse to the water, which were Mandated, many of the inhabitants bang dmerthed in their Mk Two Wallis were drowned, and greet damage was dose to the boots and houses." Intelligence has been received at St. Petersburg ken the tout of Cireamia, to the effect that a Raulatt hest, laden with troop., returning Item a suoceesful attack an Turkiali smugglers at Anapa, had been blown up by an sspiodes of ammunition on board, three stems and thirty @hi use hatag haled, and thirty-two men eared. Now WESTMINSTER-BRIM:E.—The foundations of this MYw whkh is under the design and superintendence of Yr. the designer of the new bridge at Chelsea, sin now above low water mark. It is said that the structure will pmtelogenos, and exceed in solidity, the neigh at Chelsea. We And from the Tames that = oat of the new bridge, as at present estimated, is 236,0001., vat the rate of 21. Bs. Bd. per foot euperecial. The cod of the aid Wigs was 389,6001., whkh is at ths rata of IL se square hat at aurfsea or more than three these the cost al the rive. Aarrehau to ths plan laid down by Yr. Psi, whoa this insists Ulf of the nuns width of the bridge Is cesspbtai, tt an Is opened for traffic. This plan is adopted AMar tart rid of old Westminster-bridge sa mon as per AK ter Seep se resat gelds, has occurred, it cum* 11.01 , 161i= t rrogarlai as la say other than • most ba g/WM LOW GALWAY, 31. P" AND RIB Tnnarrs.— Lead Galway boa talinsasi. through hhalltr. Mewl" • el Mast &Ord, that It is his i 's bluetits, unasinuass of Os eudnawahls den the weather *Meg dr Imes* sad ths asensteka of gratefelby lb. Issekle mho a mom of 10 rot rat. to ro ardor. lastaatro am* drat dos ot Nkitadtals. •1 Si 114 Iti tee *74 If II N 14 II U 44 44 il 7 :-. :-.6.1 N 21 N SS 110 IU If IS U U 11 4 - ▪ SS h K 1 1 I AI le IS 1 .4 It TS g F w I. A I 1 N lO es Mr. Townsend, whose seat in ppiaesrliament as neetaber far Greenwich has Jest been by the et treordisary earetions of his Mends in the constituency, was lest evenlag entertained st a public dinner in t h e Music ball, Croonenlill, Gownwich. About 200 electors from the those towns constituting the parliamentary borough set dam. A Yaw from Sir Charles Napier, =printing re gret at his inability to be present, wee read to tie company. After the usual loyal tosses the aairman (Mr. Eugene Manny), in proposing the health ot Mr. Townsend, ensured the declare that army otetacte bad been removed, sad that Mr. Townessers mat in the Hou ru ng wee mum. Mr. Townsend, in thanks, expe= fins intentice to maintain his seat in parliament and bodkins hle dekko to the orrice of the electors. SUPERSTITION IN THE HIGHLANDS. —At • fune ral which occurred lately at Fort Adgustoe, the nee rest rotative of the doomed throat a mai elm coin into the grave, mire the impression, it is Whored, that inters this bed been done the mid of the departed would be reamed edadiSence tato heaven.—/srenuese Adierrlisor. A CAPTAIN KILLED IN HIS SHIP WHILE DRONE. An inquiet wee held yesterday before the Liverpool Coroner on the body of George Blacklick, the captein ike 2g brigantine Virginian, lying in the Canning Dock Liverpool, whom body was found in the forecastle of his ship. The =pain, It appeared, had got up eady an Wednesday tam ing, and gone to the adhered whale In • state of intoxication, sad while returning to the cabin his feet got entangled In men ropes, sad be wee thrown down. His neck cease in contact with the finks of, the anchor, end he died almost ha sodlAlely. A verdict that the decesael had died fun syncope wee retuned by the jury. INII7MAN TREATMENT OT A CHILD.—The town of Belper has been, during the put few days, greatly asto nished by chrumestairese which corniced during the late fair, and for the follows concerning which we vouch :—At the L 4 fair particulars ei s etor of a small travelling drone bldg in went of inek materiel as young cleldren for their perfermances, 'appealed in obtaining from a mat and woman, reeldiag at the Gutter, Helper. • child between five and dr years old, for the D rpow of training her for their exhibition. It is earns y reported that the parents of the child received a sovereign for her, and that, while spending the mane is their howls drink, the medlar wee heard to declare, that hod they the chance, they would gladly sin another. We am quite certain COIMOM humanity revolts at such treabasat v sad hope that steps au be token to Fumed it. It has heat mid that the poor child retained to Ib pa nels. who, after beating it, took it back again to the dealer I. hymen Si a, who immediately left the town with hie whisk et C 00179 ta, in all y. human probability, der keel be ailed . — lkea ROBBERY PROM A FOUNDATION-STONL—OR the in'tig of the foundation-stone of the New boa* Harpind, by the Duke of Newoutle, on Friday week, • bottle, era taming • parchment record end • number of coils, wee depo sited under it, is anal on such occasions. It was thought juat possible that the aims, mall In amount en they were, might still form a sufficient temptation to emu of the thieves in the neighbourhood; end a watch was kept upon the stone each night, until Friday night, when the stows, having been built upon and embedded In masonry, was thought serum and the espial was not renewed. It would appear that the thieves also hat kept a watch, for on the very list night the stone am left unguarded they availed themselves of the op portunity. The workmen on going to labour on Saturday morning, found that some one had been before them; the stone had been undermined, end the smaller stoseedtelodged, so as to expose the cavity in which the bottle had beenplusel the :womb of the bottle Sawed the ground. end the coins and parchment had disappeared The former, of course, banished the motive of the robbery, only ranged from a &Whirler to a five-shilling piece Inclusive, and amid amount to but about 12a.—Ifellingern E.f tiro. A MILITIAMAN PLOGOED.LOM morn tag Private Wright, of the Royal Sherwood F was tied up and dogged In the square in Boat of the Stores at Newark, for having violeatly mesafted a eargeant and otherwise sthrooducted Ikas 1L having goevimely bean disorderly. By ceder of coramerairtlel he me to kave »- oared 84 lathes, but when twenty-five Red teen Indicted, the emetics' odour deemed It right to order idea to be taken down. We undentaad be bore the malacca' with re markable fawner, not uttering • word or or , but it was evident he seared acutely. lie wee moored to the ho spital of the regkeast. Ot awes the took place In the premesos alto whole regiment, bey It wee strictly peivels.—NeWaritare boomed. TIES SOPPOSED MURDER AND MUTILATION Is FILINCIL—The McCraw de Lein! ghas the following de tails of the discovery oda bases body. at the railway steam at Choispb-Roy, Mild we bout Leidy meatkessi The cask contedning the body was bead about two menthe back amarting arenas peckers width bad come by • goods tenth from Paris, bat mut not inserted in the my-blll. As it was however directed to a peen at Cholsy, it wet on the follow hog day sent by one of the porters, as directed, but it was brought back again by him, in consequence of no each name being In the pima, end it was then stored away in the There - It lay for amoral weeks, and as eso env cease to clsim it the station.meater, having his suspicions armed perhaps by the acmants which he had read in the papers sheet the Waterloo-bridge tragedy, resolved to open the ark and ascertain its contents. After bud ng to an. of the heads an envelope of oil-cloth was ens, cad as this teleg removed the next thing which mine to view was • quantity of . hay. lato this be pleased his Mad, bet withdrew it agsm •-r Ism tor, from Ile coming in contact with something like rash, and of deathlike coldness. On the hay being removed, the half petrified body of • female was discovered. The a:.er-ert- Maeda' Sodded to • dreadful atrocity in the commuton of the mime. The bead had been cut off, and was wanting. The loge had been bent up towards the aide* so as to rooks the body et late the cask; and, in order to short.% them, the feet had hem also removed. In order to lessen the emana- 1 time which would naturally proceed from the body, the entrails bad been taken out thronith two makes, ens on either ride of the abdomee, and in order as it were to redone the size, the beads were forced into the orlon on Mbar aide. cc if into pockets. As the station is ciao to the river, it k sup posed that the oath moat have been beamed in the night sad placid where it wee found, so that a dition might be ettatik oll that the Mime had been at Paris. TM foot of no ersenations proceeding from the ark is explained by the manner in which the body , was enveloped In a thick layer al bey, and afterwards covered over with the oil-cloth." Another paper meets that the body was nothing bat • M mummy, end meet have been that of a puce deed at hot Tuav ran u.g elo s . PARX.—We are regorged to any that the published statement that " Lord Lyndhurst not Wan Torrillo Pink, Buns, for the winter maths," is not correct GREAT NORTH Or SCOTLAND MAILWAT.—The Hied= el *hi maws repose to declare a dividend of d per cent mtheir etock, and • dividend of 44 par cent on the elem. The rename of the company Mows tole year sa ITterille on sot mosipte of 10,0001. over those of the previous peer. t raLMO4I49I. U.dlt l d adfas OdeaMlO le 1. 4adollaa Nod MO.. a 011 if Mulls Watinmela —. all IS* If Oa . lloader I.A. 49 0 i 414 N. MOO all IMO to • Pratte ord. „ all Palo 111 M. -. al 94. Dar.klaadllara 7 Uta) aD ▪ Odom Oar all 0. 1 Tao* 111 1 lb& an at Wise marallaClaaor all Td... 10a. Saw Claw al Ilia.l l / 4 0.4044 14 10 Loin Dionat IN. 4 laa.laa.Ondlir . all lINS Si = s a ati" it, 1 laL 9 It. If Arnim dl IMO riamt Oa ULM 1 detludoili 11,110 10 Da. all DaJonLfeitiot Ida el K▪ IM i A Da.—.— 8 1,1111 1 lUlimaill.ll4Olaol Is WOMB I SO. Aadiadadia all 111.999 loollutlimaps Slam. all MAI 1 • Or GU 1 Da. "11a.7. NAN • a nos amid au M. 110. . IS lla al I U • NAS lie Pim —. Is ligssi I iris. bola sO 1010 Y kolniks taaL. IMO M al VON I Da. Da. al WO • I MO 1 Tam Dior'. land.— 9116 444‘1M6 R Dods tO Do. 14 became excessive. Amidst the general excite ment, however, reflecting persons saw clearly that the crisis had at length come, and that the provisions of the act of 1844 most be brokers through. It was soon announced that a deputation from the Bank were about to have an interview with ministers ; and from that moment, despite several , agitating rumours that assistance bid been refused by government, the public feeling became calmer. About half-past three o'clock, amidst extraordinary excitement, the Bank broker announced in the Stock Exchange that government had authorised the Bank of England to hone notes to any amount that may be required, " on approved securities," at a rate of discount of not less than ten per cent. per annum. The intelligence spread like wildfire through the City, and was received in every circle with a feeling of relief proportionate to the anxiety pre- vioualy entertained. The effect of the intelligence in the discount market was very satisfactory. In every quarter a more confident feeling was engen dered, the bar to the circulation of capital being re moved. Yesterday afternoon the principal discount establishments afforded accommodation freely to their regular customers, although of course charging an advance upon the Bank rate. At the Bank itself the general demand yesterday was to an extent never before witnessed, and the directors acted with most commendable liberality. Now that the feeling of alarm, excited by a consideration of the rapidly diminishing resources of the Bank, is allayed, there is strong ground to hope that the recent tuipreoe dentedly severe demand will subside. It is certain from the drain lately witnessed that the next return will show the Bank to be in a much worse position than even in the memorable October of 1847 ; bet, as matters now stand, this need excite no uneasi ness. The state of the banking reserve is immaterial, now that we know that this no longer forms the limit of the Bank's resourees. As regards the bul lion, it must be remembered that the 1,100,0001. in coin which was withdrawn within two days was taken almost solely by the Scotch and other banks, and that the return of this amount at a future date may be relied upon almost with certainty. In the immediate aspect of the foreign bullion drain there is nothing to excite anxiety. Two handfed thousand pounds' worth of Australian gold reached our coast yesterday, and upwards of half a million ex the steamer Emeu is expected to arrive a week hence, being now on the way across the Isthmus of Suez. Some further but moderate amounts of sovereigns were taken from the Bank yesterday for transmission to Scotland, as a measure of precaution. The accounts received from Scotland yesterday were of a more reassuring character. A very tranquil lising effect has been produced at Glasgow by the arrival of such enormous amounts of specie, and there is reason to believe that the run for gold will soon =bride. It is even alleged that there is a pro ispect of the City of Glasgow Bank being enabled to i re-open its doors. The Bank of Holland has raised the rate of dis count to seven per cent. The 12,0001. in Russian gold received on Thursday was yesterday sent into the Bank, there being no de mand on continental account. Altogether the Bank bought about 16,000!. in gold. The arrivals of silver from the Continent continue on a surprisingly large scale. The steamer Rhine, which arrived in the Thames on Thursday, brought a total of fully 116,0001. in silver, from Boulogne. The telegraphic intelligence received from Bombay is understood to report a slight unfavourable move ' meat in the exchange on London. It is expected that the Bombay and Australian mails will reach London on Saturday. I The weekly traffic return of the LancashiTe and Yorkshire Railway Company presents a decrease of 1,6981., compared with that for the corresponding week of last year. This is caused by the check which has been given to trade in the manufacturing districts. In the produce markets yesterday business was ai riest suspended, and prices were merely nominal, owing to the state of the money market. Linseed oil Impressed for sale at • further fall. In tallow considerable transactions took place as low as 475. to 471.6 d., but at a let, hour there was a rebound of about 21. net. ton. The co,ontal wool sales commenced last evening. There was a very large attendance of buyers, but prices show an average decline of 2d. to 20. per MT:compared with those current at the last sales. parcels were withdrawn. The Emigration Commissioners have engaged the ship Empress Eugenie for the conveyance of paesen gen from Liverpool for Melbourne, at the rate of 141. 19s. sd. per head. THURSDAY Evixtse. The stock markets to-day were greatly agitated, yet throughout the day great support was afforded to the funds by the operations of speculators, in an ticipation of the relaxation of the Bank Act. Recent operators for the fall evinced especial anxiety to buy back. It thus happened that, whilst the Bank of England broker was pressing sales of stock for money at 881 to 881, purchases were at the same time freely made for the mount at prices t and I per cent above these quotations. The extraordinarily disorganised state of the market may be understood from the fact that twelve per cent was freely offered by the lead ing dealers for loans on Consols renewable from day to day, and that at one period Exchequer Bills were of at forty shillings discount, without finding buyers. The sales of stock effected to-day by the' IF.T. ii I Fail- 10 ela I Si :4 Si 4 NI Ste Si 1 1 i 10 ey sei fl lb lOe 1, 11 i se tj lij i llll 171 IN IN IN NI .1 Bank of England and by other bankers were large but at length, owing to the scarcity of money in the Stock Exchange, no further progress could be made with these operations: meanwhile the price for the account retained greath strength. Upon the notifi cation from the Bank, increased buoyancy was shown, and the market closed at the highest point of the day, which represents (in the price for the account) a rise of one per cent. since yester day afternoon. The extreme variation of the day was fully one per cent., and the fluctuations were incessant. Every other department of the Stock Exchange was depressed in the morning, and experienced a rebound in the afternoon. The rise in some classes of English railway stocks amounted to 1 to If per cent. At four o'clock yesterday, it will be remembered, Comas were quoted 891 to 1 for the 7th Dec., and 884 for money. To-day the extreme prices for ac tual transactions, as officially recorded, were from 881 to 891 for money, and from 89 to 90 for the account. At four o'clock the quotation was 90 to } for the 7th December, and at a still later hour, 00/ to 1. The official business report is as fol lows per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 881, 884, 881, 881, 881, 89 1, 89 1 ; ditto, for account ((7thDec.), t i l r iDec.), 891, 891, 89, 891, 891, 8 9 1, 89 1, 90, 891; per Cents. Reduced , 88, 871, 874. New Three per Cents., 881, 871, 871, 871, 871, 88, 881, 871 ; Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 1 15-16 ; Bank Stock, 211, 2091 ; India Stock, ' 212; ditto for account, 210 ; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868, 98, 981, 98; ditto, 1889 , 97. India Bonds, 40e. dia. Exchequer Bills were officially marked from 395. to 20s. die. The closing quotation was nominally 40e. to 20e. die. Turkish Six per Cents. were pressed for sale es low as 881 in the morning, but were quoted at four o'clock 87 to h, being 1 per cent. higher than yester day. The Guaranteed Four per emits. were last quoted 981 to 4. Mexican Bonds were pressed for sale, and were marked as low as 18. This depart ment of the Stock Exchange was very inanimate. Sales are recorded ea follows :—Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 64, 631 (exch., 1211.) ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 961. Mexican Three per Cents., for account (16th Nov.), 181, 18. Peruvian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., for account, 74. Rus sian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 961, 96. Turkish Six per Cents., 87 ; ditto for account (18th Nov.), 87, 861, 871; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 96, 951. Bank shares remain dull, with little inquiry. Bank of Australasia stock was quoted 11. lower. London Discount and Van Diemen's Land shares have declined. East and West India Dock stock wee officially marked 110. The shares of the Lon don General Omnibus Company have recovered to 31 to 1. MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocK. The market for home mining stocks today is very dull ; scarcely any business is going forward. From the Stock Exchange no transactions whatever are reported. Sales cannot be effected in some cases without difficulty. In foreign mining securities there is alto a :total absence of movement. The shares of the English and Australian Copper Company have met with some enquiries, and are marked lk to li. Subjoined is the official list of prices in the Mining A lt,. Exchange yesterday Commis, 161, 17, 171; Deem Boller, 135., 145., 16s. ; Bast Gumadake and South Bedford, 2, 21; Pendeen, 21, Bortridp Consols, 2 1-16.8.16. Asp dsl meeting of the Mexican and South American Company was held at the London Tavern yesterday in cowe rwd the position in which the company are placed by st:te of the money market, and the difficulty of realising their YOU in time to meet their accruing liabilities. AA the whole amount of the shares is paid up, end there woo no power to make a call on the shareholder., it was eventually unanimously resolved to place the company under the opere ttas of the Wind up Act for the protection of the sham holdm, sad with the view of making en immediate call. At Cara Brea a dividend of 21. per share (the 96th) was declared on the 12th, and payable on the 18th inst. At a meeting of the. adventurers in Craddock Moor Mine. held on the 6th, a dividend of 7a.per share was declared. The next semplieg will be about 190 tons of good quality ore, At North Bramble- a call cd 6s. per share has been made. TILVISDAT Ilwitare. The market for home mining stocks to-day was very dulL Shares in Wheal Mary Ann, West Gren ville, and East Russell were in demand. but in a number of cases lower prices were current. The fol lowing may be given as some of the closing quota tions, viz., Wheal Mary Ann, 49 to 50; West Gren ville, ss. to is. 6d.; East Rosewerne, 21s. to 235.; Wheal Grenville, 32a. 6d. to 355.; Alfred Consols, 161 to 17) ; and Great Wheal Alfred, 4t to 5. Busman Marrtaa IN lavaarooL—To nth a dead lock bad business matters arrived yesterday that the committee of the General Broken' Association gave notice that they would be obliged to discontinue for the present the issue of their daily market reports. Cotton, In fact, has been the only article dealt in worthy of remark, the few trifling fetes which have taken place in produce being en tirely for prompt cash. The council of the Chamber of Commerce met yesterday to take into consideration the pre sent monetary ants; and it was agreed that a deputation, consistiag of the Mayor, Mr. C. Bushell (President of the Chamber), and newel other gentlemen, should go up and have ea interview with government on the present state of the monetary aline of the country. In the muse of the enemas, however, an mums' degree of excitement wee observable on 'Change, it having become whispered that • telegram had been received to the effect that the Bank Charter had been suspended. This was at first doubted as being too good news to be true, but when the authenticity of the report was placed beyond a doubt, loud cheers and clap ping of hands, which lasted several seconds, resounded on all sides, sad universalcongratulations were heard. FURTHER FAILUREIL—The 11116peneion wow an nounced yesterday morning of Meter,. Wilson, Morgan, and Co., wholesale stationers, with liabilities estimated at about 40,0001. Annexed is the circular issued Chaapside, N0v.12, We regret to inform you that, owing to very serious losses of late, we have been compelled to suspend our meats. A statement of our 'Noire is being prepar and wiII be submitted to a meeting of creditors which will be'called Ia • few days. We remain your obedient servant; WILSON, MOROAN, AND CO." The following circular also was lamed by Mews. Fitch end Skeet, provision merchants , who.. lia bilities ere stated at 66,0001., end who are since said to have obtained an extension from their creditors, who have taken bills at two, four. and Hz months, to bear 6 per cent interest London, Nov. 11. We regret to inform you, is coesequance of the surge:Won of Messrs. Sanderson, Sends men, and Co., with whom we bad lodged a large amount of bills for discount, and which they are unable to return or to discount, we are under the necessity of suspending our pay ments fur a time. Trusting NOM to be able to make a mote satiefeceory communication, we are, &c., FITCH and figezr." At Liverpool the stoppage has taken place of Messrs. T. B. Coddington end Co., iron merchants, connected with New Yet—Tisses. CHELMSFORD NOVEMBER CATTLE FAlR.—Thin fair wee held yesterday (Thursday), and was upon the whole ens of the largest far some time pan, but pewee continued high, the dealers not being disposed to give way, and busi ness wee not so &olive as might have been anticipated. Of &heap there Was an average show, perhaps rather shove it, but trade wee dull, prices being by no means loww. Down ewes fetched Ws. to 40e. ' • Down lambs, W 's. to Sea. • wether sheep, 38a. to 465. ; Dorset ewes, 6 35. 6d. ; and Down ewe lambs, 12s. to 36e The sheep were shown by Mr. T. Cro m ot Mr. !tarifa, Mr. T. Rust, arid Mr. J. Archer, who psn a beautiful lot of half-bred Leicesterv, which remained un mid; Mr. W. Wakeliog, Mr. E. Bottle, Mr. J. Stock, Mr. George Rich, and Mr. King, of Widfonl Hell, the latter of whom showed 400, which were driven away unsold. Of beasts there was a large s how. Mr. T. Burrell exhibited 100 good Scots, 90 of which were sold ; Mr. George Simon, 160 short-horned besets, about half of which were sold, at from 111. to 141. each. Herefords fetched from 121. to 181. 10e. There Ina a very large number of Welsh beasts upon the but they were moat of them of an ordinary deecrip- C a bles was a splendid show of cart-horses in the field by Mr. Claw end other dealers, and some of the beat colts sold at high priors. There were a few good nag horses on the ground. Thera was a rather large exhibition of agricul im temente on the ground by M€ollllll. Coleman, of Chsle~rd, including, of course, their popular cultivator ; I Memo. Wood and Son; Mr. Taylor showed his turnip and root setter; and Mr. Warren bad upon . the ground some of Ibis well-known end nodal implements, including some new immurement, in turnip cutting and chaff machine', ploughs, dm. Mr. Peeve and other makers also exhibited Implements. —Cislatford Chrouiele of this day. THE OUTWARD CAFE MAILS.—The Union Screw Cotopanv's steam chip Norman, Captain Boxer, left South emptaa ierterday for Plymouth, from whence elm will leave on the ath with mails for the Cape of flood Hope. I f • r 4 II II U SS H 14 ■ In te 4 If Ulfif i r Iff 114 6_6 6 6 I