The Express. — London, England, 1857-08-25 00:00:00

TEE POLICE COMTE THIS DAT. Oribrithear" re brought Wen Manua with rad* • gist ratallara I • rid that he pas past the rimer ba bpsips the r bath drab end esseeltiag bar mi., withe the peorrailea. She was the trier dad as ithablare of the ear la white she noiltd. Let d r y as piked' WO hie briar IA to Wilke to . stns k a the bred with • poltr. As say the eller lethal Yr up. bi area to ihs meanie the elbow stMd thet the prainial to eased sal pear my carp spar the paw Mari Philip said that es the betel did sot =sea my rp sprat the primer art be Othorias the., sod Sherri, threseedia IMO brink up raid with prig etaserbit eta the @ribose riled et the lath eambelita ate a the pair at pinworm aired • berreha at pi ear ka •OP et swiss torisrisi sir= etha, rth orm i = s. no loodhed diresaal re a • thaw" 117V,L, third a bar Is him the papa with thal Ow wised lay ohoge, be woe, gra tibia bomb& le aseal• if they bed sampled la pre bar eels tad la pay pet d their brag thee .. they was la 001111Y0 11111647. Tbry armed the shop et Yr. Y. sada le lashergerear, ead preed east bees esia pa rah liar were eeriabod to the earthy of • pther WINS tread at the otetioathare, •pa . et &on =Wan vie bed of area. t ip. bra 111 A Y. deposed le the lest et ,p= 1111111 ft w t 's parebaslog s o* is be which they triad • sprier cala. spirt whoa the evidence ores set so a was disthareal. area wes pi arra were awed spirt see rarer to com p dab sassars• as • future -- BOW-B=MM MACY AT TAB ADALPII TAIRATAZ. • welideeeted mows weesed Teewo. !levy, deewlied ea • lewd Ware Mr. Bevy with meultiag = wee Weer et the pit swam. cd the Adelpid Theelve. o sim D e m i , dui misrptakir, OM the Owner re swot time et the pit erteerell r Seed re* street b. eseiro, emesepsidet hp Ile herb. Re mired /A. rid intro old thee was tot omet atid as the Mita was Is mei. Firer, seil It wee up Is. Vireo rippled dre the aides rellimit is haltieice, wife bed wet yet semeasemL The rfassa time mina era lie =my tind eriesseerst is pall It sr, art der mei* this se rd thumb wirer telt Ift Is de er, be paled vitro. eat et the bet by the baked lb Med, ad wok Wm Isthe twee, we ae et eve New a Week or" name. err, sat et esersis .nerd sire& Jr Rater, de lea measy-esker, asibrel We diteser. The urea& (1 A), wls leek dr dards, sit Its pd tar ins mdle mks The Frew rid that rhos be Ld the arid= As ems b. ere pawn, he pet dm seer sere amp end yes r ime he hie romp, wire de ssesepiher het the ere el lie bee ewer (the primmer' e) lhow t w wo et three 5. 1 . tea We preveeedow be eenwilled the smelt, wltkit to sr awe wee wet )wWeb* wad tie which its wee miry Mlle et the perseer's herb esslinesi Hrstatorest. deem lisemete, kraut thre was se prevoce•ke to f ee violent es his =ow mud pay e doe l weiwitied Ow two WORSHIP-STREET. 1 SS, il t woo ebsegoi oda mbrollic miens mid Nam mem very heerdwe eitomeimm. >rkMAYS,fr wileitor, WW- tit dr plasm ba P T low=aty of two item and eskive, Mimeo es Wilma le hosterrea l reir CiMewl, So a pelted of two yem, so • tem *s wim .4 be we pMyr r row eseeetio, whisk bowie, it mu miestswil "we to but flay toseastel Ow es le teem I_ tame bad Ma *ad la his Imo* be Se cz a r eo. who wow, Meow, bed diemeted Sri la ewe wee 110- Weil Mr 6 04 momtlest to above 171., .4 k vie Mel the IS whole webmimmts wove totem 1401. cad I dr. lalre EMT, Clibbees, • Imams i Oralstm erre ls eeres 5..,t0 dr armed bribe bar i Ids easlier Irma dr Mr et tlda t Jily es dr deb r. man ale year. S.. lib yesieraL Oa dining Prarbsys sew Med red dr primer had Mk Mr mar dm M. smiths 4111111iMMI ei the ao am is Mr. Ohlerrapreuersa TT la Ms baireelded. no same id set eft eary almvalbre; an It bares resersl dr thaned• asts w. dlerared her IT hag Ma May M. MI skistlar MTN Hato Ide dens cal II Mt, the irelerals yielded to saltrars Try par tor • reared, with o Mew aserada the At the Fella Lancashire Assizes yesterday, the )vy Y Ihs MO et tits Pendleton At Wads sad ths par amass al Mr. Spam (a awe width Ms imbed anak la bel la the diablei)lmelail is the followtes written maid Oak, as Is the saismaaa, algal malmos ham nal ha.. la be pateadlalsl M lasalda." , The Ifsl;4;4lr Geordie,. of this day, reports a my =rime accost lest standar to Mr. William Rawson, the widows toreaver of the Anti-Cora-Law Lewis lida web rameeted gentleman had Mightadtrom so omnibus tad me master the reed, when be won knocked down by s dm, Thiel s poem, said to be into:Mated, woe riding at a silty pees. Xr. Rawson, who is want, rare of arm naiad man hajvriss, and, last evening, was sot coasithwel wad dmgiw. Tos LAT. WILLIAM &HILLS, R.S.A.—The death el hie owns artist is rarieseed. Mr. Miens wee • seam et Boreiriabfre, bet to the ems Is lalabsegla, thee he mined sa to the ink el es nig dew with the hte . His to. ettath hee ler, soma Impelled lie te • pothelos men enamid le him hi* end en testy ahilliwee aleatheed phew& of ent ail =hi en be. Ls moll width wen mail did et be time. He Iphmgeeeay wed to Ammith dare beer anal hr yew, lad ea genes wee sawed g r se * fishiest law gal eases la the iltheelleis et lenb et eglikke. We bases Ohs pi* pass dine thaw iellebillneethe the webs Glee Aspleallmel Mimes MINOR Ids bawl. He madthisble no , alb& In It was la ealmel thee lifting lay. He Mati n e ws... entellialed le oar roast ablhilleas plenums et 'Lek MAMA A11a 01 . 10 4 embhuside tothea, wen tem • del rlll4ll me* Wain) net mmelly be Ohm re. ninth W e i we ea eadthis hialitheerted era. we new mad* awl. dfed, Age .al. Rib& ea Therm iI he, Is titled yesr. Xs. Meth we, we balms the Lb* esewher dile litald aeellii theihery. He Mimes nob et 1111, sad led awe therigh •11 with so unwed Let and • paid tioner.—llmamieen. FATAL HCCIDENT.—DSTIZES, AUG. 22.—While som—ilemea Dreyer, • mena's bbowarer, sad Robert Awe • briddiver—wom empleiM to nyeirieet the well it IL Oboe Ilmaste, • some - illebease about • mile Ni s belt ben Devises, ea the loth peed. they theme he maim of nelmeth le assemilag the well without Mt leeireeithea whom or sot II wee lam kw is Mr. It op Imo Jet Alen= hod eel themaded are den tee aily het Moe he hums lammelbth swing le the awls& add goo the wok awl bawdy hi hem the male by willeh ennalea berethei bins. WM the begs at ineeming Dews Mend, fia lee, dm I le the ham, saltare hoepthe he t As bon hed Enna hie elm Meressprizaw4easpeys dodo ibe deethy ee zpiew HMI= Ma (AV Is Limy then le Se sarilaw Ilerthe bola me Img impend le Ids themes et the modems oath lib wee mint win them& sp. Dewar M e lb uried bis ebb Awl he meethe sloes, sad. beleethely. left se hotly; bet yr, home the id • sick wife sad child to de/Mw hie ieee. TIM NORTH Br.e. lintatten Ftwessee—Thie Leery am iminesaged • little mere theme* ego—sear • Imelda make elms it wee last yea—whea mom he Mel. yeth ges, and oho Rau • rage .he et those um Wed es Ms mane be.. fellowed their asamyle ands sew. Of meeptele et the wenn we cannot as TA m 7 math he ben the meson ',Leh hes ay to the pe nt iemi.d ihe khan of three Andy employed, we CAR OM hot wide then theme lo every retallity et its Lbw &Mirth ewe bah as amaiere mid - mm. Oa headay the hi ht of Leiser ems k ii. Tllll W oak ee kw b_to te 1 4 8 adafi i tlhe Ah w e three as boats wide& mewl 44.17 is We inegia la which hed hen milleht *tee beds la we Loth ; and sW men bate RN% Ride hwil 1 , wen eon* the pre ens ne er ewe sielite, wen lemded. lie Ash reel bet boa !IL le IR • La.— Yarmouth Cluedie.--The Dahlia heewarrel m al s. says ire valteelewl thisormagesesalle be.. bola meth de 4 tail aria was Ithelaad sad behead, le ones at he Om Leah Gds elle= sad Setanlay Md. the Ilhh lad ail es le eepommaled by the 11 .thltese With& mother. the beet eabibmied gendlim Iblthe la the woelL I t be vereentheeil leet Cv:Zill OM asesmot of tire meted* by the Clth Isfload, assaily. aim" Mama gad them et the V 0- rith bath et wide flay pond siuthela. 71•1 1 1 1 X1 Al hind Ilows. honor, Atha , " WIWI to and birth ease moth le the boa he Ibdresantry. Ith Devillaq Ile lewd Ithallneml the mumemed gnat hand h the math nil /Lea it bh im e. zi ga themath go MIS bin ale mehhomei mid en th e ethane is lbe With yariase. Maar, Moth le he is itheminee • bear, asks, ead a ltsmil, Ines& ai 7 :he belting at prang LW ellabily Li hew Sara Ulrlllllo7oll Nwelvw.—Dariale the week q t ial AWL, ths shine len ten se L i e n : Oa Veleihy, sad ssikdisr, d UM; ea Yea r_ chid Oa the three Mr 1 7.7 6 itliettir Mid 111.), NY; ere shidealet e HAL as, doted coed that Isobar sad cord. ▪ tiosa oathwark Jim so to I pot,Nd. IDAT. tore Mr. cot raffia WWI, , Ovfir 1110 ✓ priacaur fol tu, &milk merited Me WI, Kai vim. • permits difficult d wee of but so 1 primmer, to sq. _ tUI ma 101. on Itst yam to pee. 'no I thee they most par tthougla hs and chola, 'reloaded. sec THE EXPRESS, IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ROMS OF LORDB—(THIS DAY). The how sot to-day at 2 dew}, _whoa the royal moot wad gins by °analogies to the NWW Bill end iteviaal other bile agreed on by both bosom during the pest week. HOUSE OF COMMONS.--THIS DAY. Thaimlenieeit the desk at I o'clock. • peaks was preesatid spinet the lest Totem for the hereeoeflevert eleot ry, sod ordered to be referred to the mend kete. eg Tim!. . _ _ The In obedience to a summons delivered by the Yams Usher el the Bleck Rod, thin proceeded to the new hew te pub l ic royal eemat given, by cceamie sien, be the mhos bille pored by both houses diving the het able at eta dap. Rea born eitseverde held a confersace on the subject of the seembeents to the Divorce and Matrimonial Cause. PM, whke the Camess had introduced into the bill and the Lomb bed *Wei. MUTINY IN IXDI4. MEETING FOR THE RELIEF OF THE SUF. ii FERERS.—(THIS DAY.) St. This afternoon a public meeting wu held in the Is Egypd Hall, at the Hesston House, for the purpose of devising wow kw Wording immediate relict to thous who to are now wdlerbig tram the present ale:nide. in India. The Right Hen. the Lou )(semi occupied the chair. The et. late how at which the weed* wee held pemeate as from r t. &he aNI meet d the promedige. On the *dorm we se, obeennit—Leed Desamen, Adobe' air Stephen Leakage:a, Blr Hews Yeatehou Alderson Rees, Col. Headers." Capt . Lusk Rev. Cern Chempous, How. Mr. Justice HAW St. butes, Caseate Ashburn*, Colonel Holland, Kr. 0 t Hitakeek, OMNI ?Which, C.B , together with many st. gatheisa 'tweak sad tallsenee. St. _ The muds( cennewold with a prayer from the Lord Mayor's thaphia. The LORD NATO& Mated in appropriate thrum the ob jwite of the meeting, and the circumstanced under which it bedlam otavenal. Mari P 7 taterertiag pertieelare ware &tolled, and it was tevolved le tors a ccousitee for varying out the bessvolest purpose, in view. ROYAL lIIGUIST OARDENB.-17711S DAT.) This shisseas a rearroas morting at tir shwa lotlinertir awry OadroCertty, vas toorril ittlr st. Perim ditto parr. Or re moo st mothrig a lIC il• Om dr arra ta tio side Wile triery's ta II =rlrish rumposri rbe very or I N, ......" at bier bow, red we ex= car N NW.. * lIIMPOIX RA 1 LW.IY—(THIS D 4 T ) St. This afternoon the mud half-yearly meeting of t em wpmwa ef the shove railway wee had at the Load= u Tams Mr. Anneal) Tux, Chairmen of the Bawd of le Moslem ih the r. be credited et. The nice Mari that the east _. to the Norfulk Car ray by the PreresComada Corporal 42,926/.11..9d. r Oak repardes el the joist ersime, after dedutisp to voidtrai ear dirges, was ea la wore d 1,706/. 5.. M. De =of led year ; sad would BO ordis M. a ddidra et 11. 10.. per t, rot mos a•M l sieelk d dr eampay for the half- per, km*, • Mime of ea Id& to he earril to the air s t . emu& The mid as adglif sad dr divan" isdrel, attar ft. whiff die named lord quid, red • perthsdre pared 51 . rebore Is As • olden of /5/51/1L sew red. Iv MEL 10111611111 Via a ft. wide. 11 t. The ehakers eked dleiredy Ire as shit is. MIMI= wadi be rade whit airy whir vas relf of • as- le nark assadr, sad in addreer et • dim of fie &dm Card._ °wimp reduerse equalities* IN sow walla I. CIS the Idedblk Ira reeselbers wirede mesa rupdmat the eldr•ra dinctors. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. I TZLBOIAPH.) EGHAM MEETING.-THIS DAY. KING JOHN STAKES. Six farlaegs. Leitory, eby Alarm—Bribery, Aerurate, sad WarSeld /mot an Wm. si SURREY AND ItIDDLESEX STAKES. Two take St, mdadrUmw Pad* Vaddield, Clam& Lamb's, Eloquimx, mid 0 STAKES. Ow Wis. Naves "O - sdinttanall tit;tsisinsiatpreets t. OTIINZ AILILITALII.—Lord Stately. Gala e, Stapleton, a, SehocHellaw, Carey Inerastka, Pauli Monti : Little Tres- le a Parn . i hird4y ilien, Wad Honey, Leidy Nelson. H maw, Grand 1 . D Salaam, Jamas Bra visiM- n sister to Panpipe, Allen Assals, Unemseted, torearea, Bonnet-so. bles t Ogees, sea, Ibex, Slattern, and Skyscraper. S. I !INTIM roa. QUIIIIOIB PLATO (BUN To To-Kontos). —palismon, Laminates, Poodle, Tam Dem a Slearm, , Si r ltatewdesi Arthur, Barbarity II sad wesiestgbai. ' al DAY.) STEWARD'S CUP. Ow Mite. Tea Dock, Dream, De Otaket, arilersey, Jerk Dprisser, Jr; ma Osseral Sootiest, are hens. RADCLIFFE PLATE. Hall • nib. Pon, Jack eriag, Jae% Owns Pond, and Hisperithua lan ban. MANCHESTER CUP. Half a mile. Van Dun* Drackin, De Dinkel, Lord Jamey, Jack Spring, Jane, sad Omerrel Barapint, are bare. Mr. Alderman Phillips entertained on Mandel lag a targo amine of tbe inhabitants of the Ward of Fu rbelow Wittata, at the llrunawkk Ta Blackwell. Awaits the mob wan—the Right Roo. the Lord Kane, far had% de Dotbarkild, Dart , Mr. W. Lead, Mr. =. idea Mr. Collard. Mr. R . .+' alleanaa Mr. dr. Cala the Canalise &lift; Mr. Aniers. Mr. =fing li tste atlas mat talintaaat tho mad. The La lb" Y pageolos Ilto hM at Dr withy Wow" ongatioidol WitiMisle oleo wed as *air olool" and awn& dollrarboa the aanalloos of dr Own of Mama linei tuba lbw wan alma Is it dm Imo k Asir 'Oohs Oa. fon Ws pomilloo sod be void Is • want oagalaltiss, owl they lla le nds vkli oink gienmee fieneal at the Mk WNW albino ha the triumph tithe cane l as erlone We" di abide% sad all gonna w alnuts la Illedr roped mal aims far lb* soartraboard 'Mama TY lbw WS 01 Ss um misread = sod ~kg proud air Mandy to the gnat of the per. - - ItigkaiaarrarioN or Mioomumx.—lt 1Y Cur tails/ that to the event ot • vaoracy esessizt a l i tte et the Metropolitan manly lir So leiert Orromar to the Mr.Weday, Time Ist ropriparred V I 0/bll7, mart:l 6l :: tart./ M boson a eisii~o oa Ole Uwe] totems*. In ✓aw rem ewe= Or W.. Clay, Bert., the late reweave- Wive dells TIM iissarts, ie seld to be a likely meat to primal limelras a cooNdsta. TEI DitAxiirr Of LiAlthArt.—The Mammoth papers state Aid this vshiside pima of ecciesisatiral prefer ment, whiela boom vsennit • few days since, by the death of tbe Iffey Br. Wilkes David Conybrers, Ms been conferred yen lit To, Ankluaces Thome Williams, MA., rising alme . te =Orr el Limier!, end rector of Largay, BRITISH ANCILEOLOGICAL ASSOCIATION. —The Ur snarl dower ef fro wiry wee held at Norwich =*.edieresen, ore the residency of the Hal or end re well attended. The President, 1w =re proordiage, rid that be rely darer to be an Ilk selerme of erchreadegy, boa be belled rot ihe iWI efsedo an importer body ee this rreirke would hod be re dhearinstion el rash informatics with ire the ariaelties ef reS l V etag Esty. Mr. nT. J. r powmen rod the used sketch of the Millet Ailed by law sandatlia. Awns ratters ✓ehired r ths arse were tbe drawler of MOW which wee deed to - be 210 mils* Y lIIPSIMANISSI, trot: aim lea& sad hurry road. It we she aired that the may aerie ddry-three boadoeds cad serody parlors. Anise the porn pernieeil see the dikering Mr. Petrover_ r Mewl& Chrism ; Moire Betel beeis 1449 ; Mr. Plaid ea the Barb sad Dube of Na ha ; Mr. D. Chaney, ea Ishoreb bar Daremoor Mbar tag o• the Carentien ILtmo's Lye, wilt !Abner t i n e L irrisereent of Qom Labelle at Carr Idir; Mr. Had ar Crew ea the preability of Norwich bra the Tear Lam; the Nov. Brie Pre, ea erne repre sentrier el Wrier in ray rioted giro, frinerli at ht. Jeer% dr* Norwich; Mr. C. H. Davis, on Illy turn'; the Nev. Dr. Hessabeik es doceersental Fouts la Neel* ; Mr. W. H. Block lathe adore of Norwich, Hies Lyon, sal Oust Yarmouth ; Mr. Goddard Johnron, en MIS. la the priers& of the Carpenters of Norwich ; M.. C. J. Perm, on at. Nicholas Church. Greco Tar laser ; Mr. A. H. Swenson, on the Antiquities of King's Lyn sad Care Brag. CaTaTiti. Ctrs SHILLING DAT. MONDAY, Agorae 24.—Adraieitete ow repaint s 12,067 ; dilly by ours Wu% 6119; MIK 1200. SHADE LISTS-2818 DAZ Two Weconc. The railway share market to-day is AM and several of the leading stocks are quoted about I per oent. h4her than they closed yesterday. All the North Eastern Company's stocks Sr. in request, with an upward tendency. London and North-Western is quoted 1021 to f; Great Western, 631 to ; London and South Westerns, 461 to 01.; and Eastern Counties, 111 to 1. Great Northern ordinary stock has fallen 1 per cent., owing to the decision of the Vice-Chan cellor in favour of the preference shareholders. The price is quoted 24 to i per share. Mid land stock is rather dull, at 83 to Foreign and Colonial lines are quiet. 0101/11AST IRMO* 1 ~.• ATZW= . /CO . IMO: On ROM SW ..... Oa lihrllLW.l ll =,il, 121. 6101.. Le *Choi Jens _ Ise imam Ist Clowlir Coronmil sU mat, f4:6, — & - iirari.' a Daus • 14101 halitiam tat all SaMees ali Cetia " 7. IP) Samba Oda., Oiat I.* De. Om .. all Mpg Ir Y NO 0 at 00104 10 in a. Inend - IMB. Nadi. 14, 01, sad Vac WO IM 10 dud 110110rTansiGailllit lormbar Oadnia 141 Da. .000 D. 1101100 - - -- IN [Araks sad TOOlO4. • D. de. F. ill II D. de. SO siana W Laid= aid I_ll UM Nay lOi =111711.2:r D. 000:a ...= 11111 Edam lb 5.00 Taira all Leadaadarr, laaanklin 10 10.0.00..41 Llosalalk IN De. ISDN sod DM, all SIN WlNNLedmil ItNand• o. all Isw ty eNort.4oo44.4llisriN NS WYNN eft 14= 1 ,, , 7ernsarist •Ns 14 Mambas Osumi= CNN. tall W 1,0414 Dom. IN I W Do. A DANN ISO S. Iseses—SerNak all De. lj I. O. W.I. DM 100 Do. Tat --..... 104 Ilartlaselia I D aft .W.Brop.SteN Js. all L WINN' hat. 1:111 Pa l666 N 116116666, 100 fief. 6 *MN IS 4wimsedi IM 100 OMNI 111.1.Aberimra. aemobridisi sae Orwribbe Orbs gi 1747' I. fair aiu:wi I. oa a rrr.ao.~ WI Wooded sod ell Wilested sol= :: WI WIN OMER . . 111 W. 18.1 SlLlSdlikilF•illi i. an Da.• 17:s Me. IS f I all De.ll per IL pie le II 1 W WOK MI Dealist d0i11.............--- 100 MOM Oar 0.4.111 100 0.1.10•144. tlO ...... 100 Omar Igklpbsed le p.et II D. N. pN 811 IN 11..ai1k5.C.7 FN..-- 11.01.014010.,5...110.1 al D. Ili. OA 411 Da. 14. • p.O.N. F. 61 Irian INN 4re O.M. IN I. opm Opt. INlw S MO,MO • 111.4 IN 04.11.60.. Ore Oast 1011 D. 4.11.1.010.41. pa. N De.s .44,144.84 00. N. OisON, 14 Fist. 17 DLL 11W. (1.0 4 O O.W.LONIIN.abga IN De. 11 IN Deass./. IM Dm.. • esion.4 IN IP 0 mt. film nail all De.elsolat 0e5.1110069 all D. 106 dl6. da. 66 biesTorlyiheiFLlk k t a il 1114..00: Ils6 Mw Om Fe et. 'l6O Os. 11 get S.M. 1,1 L.6.ll.W.oloolftsAl 6. 100 LAM W./ 6.46 66.1616. vius taserase e 7 .0 110 1k5611161. • U.. 66. 61. P a ° lt :1:1* _ tskl ii.74 - 11 - 041 - 104 . Yarlifi all Si 106 Dila. 4 P.. 11 IN Doi 0. DM. Stk. 1144 110/111611*100 ....—.. 100 4./1041.—Dvt..4p.e.PNI. II D. N. 4. . If Ds. INNS p.N. Pon 10 Ds. Tert.14.411. —. 61: Mat/ 0i51104.610e 140 Out. Wore. 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The funds retain a favourable tendency, and a further advance of 1 per cent. has been established, although business remains very dull. The other departments of the Stock Exchange are also firm. Commis are steady at 901 to Z for money, and 901 to 91 for the 9th Sept. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to ; the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 1; Bank Stock at 2141 to 215} ; and Exchequer Bills at 4e. die. to par. In the foreign stock market the only description in which business is recorded in Turkish Six per Cents., which are in request at an advance, being marked 941, 941, 941, and 941,--all for the 28th instant. There was a steady demand for money yesterday, partly for account of the Stock Exchange, whither the bullion dealers are accustomed to resort for loans on stock when they have any large operations in progress. The money market generally, however, maintains the quiet appearance lately noticed. Advices from Paris state that money is easy on the bourse, and that the charge for carrying over the accounts of speculative holders to the end of Septem ber does not exceed 30 to 321 e., or about 5-16 per cent. In the discount market also money is in good supply, and choice hills can be discounted at 41 to 5 per cent., the minimum charge of the Bank of France being 31 per cent. It is stated, however, that the bullion in the Bank has diminished by several millions of francs since the date of the last return, but that the note circulation and bills dis counted have also decreased. At Berlin and Hamburg Russian stocks exhibit some reaction, after the late rise. To-morrow will be "continuation day" in the sine market. The settlement of the fortnightly essount in shares and foreign stocks will be com pleted on Friday. The 511,0001. in gold brought by the Great Bri tain from Melbourne will not be delivered until to morrow. Of the 104,400 sovereigns brought by this vessel about 80,000 are known to be English, and will certainly be sent into the Bank. The rest are also believed to be of home coinage. Looking, how ever,at the state of the continental demand for gold, which is at present far from active, there is a good prospect that nearly the whole of the amount by the Great Britain will be re tained here. This is partly attributable to the fact that there are in hand large supplies of gold received from America, which is more readily taken for the Continent than the Australian gold. We believe that the bulk of the 104,0001. in gold ex the Magdalena has now been sold for ex portation. Of the remittance by the April from New York about 37,000!. reached London, and of this 15,000!., consisting of American eagles, is known to have been taken for the Continent. These two latter vessels, it will be remembered, arrived last week. Yesterday was announced the arrival of 100,0001. (besides 60,0001. for the Continent) by the Europa, from New York. This amount is expected to come to hand to-day. The steamer Euxine has brought 2,0901. in specie from the Peninsula. The steamer Seine has brought 42 cases of silver from Boulogne, worth about 40,0001. The Henry Gillespie has arrived from Australia, but is not known to have any gold on freight. The bar silver ex the steamer Magdalena was sold yesterday for the East at ss. ltd. per ounce standard, being Id. per ounce less than was realised for the remittance by the previous packet. In the interim, however, as previously mentioned in the Express, sales have been effected as low as ss. ltd. The advices by the Europa report the exchange at New York on London firm, at 1091. From this circumstance, and the extraordinary magnitude of the imports of British and other European goods into New York, it was expected that the remittances of specie from that city will continue large for some time to come, the more especially as the grain requirements of England and France will be com paratively limited, owing to the fine harvest. The suspension of Mr. Thomas Stewart, a manu facturer of Stockport, is announced, but the lia bilities do not app. ar to greatly exceed 20,0001. A composition of 10a. in the pound is stated to have been offered. The corn market yesterday was very heavy, owing to the splendid harvest weather. New English wheat was quoted 4s. to Gs., and old and foreign 2s. to 3s. per quarter lower than on last Monday. Flour fell 20. per sack. The imports of foreign grain into London last week were very large, espe cially of oats, of which no lees than 77,315 quarters were received. Of floating cargoes of grain, only two have arrived at ports of call since last Friday. In the south of England nearly all the corn is now carried, and shows a most satisfactory yield. In the Midland districts harvest work has made great pro gress, and is daily extending northwards. Telegraphic despatches from St. I'etersburg quote the price of tallow as follows, viz.:-195 ro. on the spot ; 193 ro., with 10 ro. down, for August ; and 183 ro., with 10 ro. down, for September. The following circular has just been addressed to the unfortunate holders of shares in the London and Eastern Bank. Having given their promissory notes at 12 months for the 30/. per share remaining to be called up, the shareholders have relied upon the understanding that, under any circumstances, they would not be called upon for any more tangible con tribution until April next. The demand now made upon them has consequently occasioned much disap pointment, the more especially as the terms of the circular indicate that the assets of the bank will not turn out by any means so favourably as was expected. It will be noticed that a threat is held out of throw ing the winding-up into the Bankruptcy Court, unless the shareholders respond immediately to the call now made : London, August 19. Sir,—ln a circular letter loaned by the committee on the 9th April last, it wee intimated to you that the directors of the London and Bartarn Banking Corporation had under advice and by desire of the committee of shareholders made • call of 161. per share, and that further calls would from time to time be made; end It was added that them shareholders who glee their promissory notes at 12 months for 50 per cent upon their Marra would not be expected to pay the calls ea they fell due. Tbe latter announcement proceeded upon the 'apposition then entertained that the assets of the bank would, when realised, be nearly sufficient to meet its liabilities. The progress which has since been made in the liquidation, under the management of the committee, has enabled them to form • more correct estimate of the bank's position. In the reps t to the aluireholders made at the mend meeting on the 20th July, the estimated &tit:leery is Mabel at 12,7101. ; and it arm expected that • sufficient pre paid's of the available meta could be realised in time to mat arrall Iliablitties. In both points, however, the cont. Milne OA dripmehes disappointed, an c :tension of time being sentaiir 211111nery for the wivantamem disposal of the Ma salsella preperties. while eubsequent estimates he. imerikailly rodripad the amount to be looked for. Voir lbm oliesimerous, being disappointed of the large aired which they expected, and fends being requisite to emme Immediate and presaing demands, the committee have se sliersati ve but to require the shareholders to nay up on or Wimp Timoday, the 16th September next, the call of 13/. per ihreapayable on the 24th April ultimo. The amount of the mil will in each case be written off the promissory note of the shareholder who makes the payment in reduction of the mount claimable from him under his note. For your onnve wience a form of letter is annexed, which may bo used in tasking your remittance to the Oriental Bank, at whose office the call le payable, and who will give a receipt for the same, and the commit Ice think it right to impress upon you that unless this call is freely and promptly reepouded to, it will be impair sible to continue the liquidation, and they will be comprd to place the affairs in bankruptcy, thereby increasing to an snonnoue extent the expenses of winding up.—l am, sir, your obedient servant, II Es to B. BEVILLZ. (For the committee.) Subjoined is the " form of letter" referred to: To the Oriental Bank Corporation, London. Gentlemen,--Herewith I beg to hand you the sum of being a call of 151. a share on ahem held by me in the London and Eastern Bank. This amount I beg you will re reit,e on account of the London and Eastern Bank, and I hare to request that you will write the sum off as a partial pay ment of my prat:Minos - 7 note for 1.. given in reaped of my unpaid calls, and advise me of your haring done so.—l sni t your obedient servant. The following memoranduni is from the European and Indian Junction Telegraph Company:—" An official communication from the agents of the European and Indian Junction Telegraph Company at Constantinople states that the concession for that company would be signed on the following day." We are requested to state that the shares in the labs dim Flotilla not applied for by the share- bolder, of the &incl. Railway Company on or before the 31st instant will be immediately thereafter a ll o tted to the public who may have applied by that date. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway Company of Canada, just received, shows a total receipt of 8,9811., or 241. 13e. 6d. per mile, against 8,7901., or 311. Is. per mile, for the corre sponding week of last year. At a meeting of the Geelong and Ballarat Rail way Company yesterday, it was resolved to wind up the company. The transfer books at the Bank of England for the following securities will shut for the dividends and reopen on the days mentioned : Shut. Re-open. Bank Stock Three per Cents Reduced New Threw per Cents. Long Annuities Annuihea, 1869 Do. April, 11916 „ „ 1 Tuesday, Oct. 20. MONDAT iVOIIIIO. The Stock Exchange today was singularly devoid of business. At this period of the year the at tendance of members is always thin. l'ending the arrival of fuller accounts from India, and more espe cially of the later advices expected from Bombay, there is a general indisposition to enter into opera tions of magnitude. The chief purchase to-day was one of 50,0001. Consols for the account, and with this exception the transactions appear to have been chiefly confined to the dealers themselves. Notwithstand ing this dearth of business, however, the tendency of prices was decidedly favourable ; and of the fall of per cent. which was caused on Saturday by the telegraphic version of the Indian intelligence, per cent. has been recovered. The market at the close exhibited firmness, being strengthened by the fine weather, by the fall in corn, and by the large arrivals of specie. The prospect that a sum ap proaching half a million in gold will be sent into the Batik this week forms a peculiarly favourable feature. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 901 to 1 for the 9th September, opened this morning at 901, but soon improved, and closed firm at 90/ to 1. For money the last price was 901 to 1. The official business report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 1, ,1; ditto, for account, 9th Sept., 901, 1; Three per Cent. Reduced, 901, 91, 901, 91; New Three per Cents., 911 911 ; Bank Stock, 214, 216; India Stock, 210¢; India Bonds, 17e., igs. Exchequer Bills were quoted 4s. die. to par. Turkish Six per Cents. advanced I per cent. to day, being quoted at 4 o'clock 94Z to Z. After that hour a further improvement of per cent. took place. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were quiet, at 99,1 to Other foreign stocks showed steadiness. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw, The market for home mining stocks remaitui quiet. Alfred Consols are still rather flat, and have been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 151 cx div. Great Wheal Vor are marked 3; ; and Tin Croft, 41. There are still inquiries for Cobrc shares, which are marked 45! and 45i. Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the pries quoted there are, respectively, buyers and milers : Allred Counts, 1.51, 16; Centiorth. 51, 3; East Alfred, 31, 41; East Russell, 375. ed., 405.; Reify Bray, 16a. 6a., 17s. 6d.; Pendent. 21, 1 ; West Frozen, 181, 20; Wheal Edward, 61 6; Wheal Grenville, 21, 1. Cobre Copper shares exhibit a further improve ment of about if. Other foreign descriptions were quiet. MONDAY ZYMNINO. Business in home mining stocks to-day was limited. North Basset and West Frances shares were fiat. There were inquiries, however, for Wheal Edward, East Alfred, and East Russell. The following transactions are reported to us from the Stock Exchange, in addition to those comprised in the official list—viz.: North Roam at 100 to 102; North Wheal Crotty at 31 ; and Wheal Tellidy at 2. JOUIT SOe 1 U.U... 4 1'65 IQOOe : Cl it7l irelemat Ca el l-- 120 ".. .,. Arad* ad 101 CU, 100 Would Iketo IGO CesuesiiiiiinaNr• WO 9f fachrtAllwallan. NOV fl noctleaboOniverVe AM 1P LaVariciluilmass. 71,P. II I•odes am/ Onavy . NOW SO Larks MO -. KW IV WM= Illlmetailaftr I MO IN r1.0%1 tagtelid I Do. Nolliad Irk HIAM Ilea *NU k . aft-- ar I U Orveree Kee W PffokmlV of Weed tool Do. Vas . ........ 13.000 V VIM AuVralla...... MOW U Min d Auvratis Wei In Mike V Leedom .—. SAM Is tisity NNW Vs Wm. WV et Lembo 140415Uaatta Tal. a j os. Llailt is zt 0 61 14,00. 05' 4.aushaa 611,000 l• amain.. Royal Nall- all 115.04 , I , &tits 41atilarorts all 15057 11 las. Say I , V• 47111.11 asarlara lAaa.. 4 0 14115 leo 017/0.......-....... .-. . r 4 SOW It. 0.77.1f1a.af Rag 5 lash all 11, 21 Do. Prot le pie O all 1 171 . 0 e 4 5 Orlal rani/ la. Da. Pt, llaroloo ..- _ all 14, 64 .WA Murrill= IMO all 00, Isdan Sam —-- . Ell TO, 14 1 151 51 : " ‘!7tregial Z G I 50. WNW= Clow all 55 .14 Mew Oak, all ?N. 10a. 5 14,0e7 lift 114.1pdoe 14 IVO. Vein 15150014 ---. $ 105 U5.115.•.0.0.010.17aa. ail Ilk lleadelmallallawlesUa. la 14 1 14.11.414.1 ms Iti.T4L $4 44..04N 1. hell.. !M. Arias .1. 641.0141' Si ?embed illoamit Clam, 5 ISA. 10 Ofed7.4laals tall-- 1 11,110 10 Da. 15.... , ~,- all WIIII 2 Da.apareLPratiaat IS. an 11,161 4 I*. Do 1 1,161 I 11.11m..165.4.07.1.4a0 00 114,675 1 'arts Pitt. autralaiaa ell 15,•25 $O North al BUM. So m. 611 114,000 1 tal Or 14.01 4 I Da. "Mow 11101n0. — P. WOO Pa11711.741A745111au5l ail *Au 65Pealna&Oriaatal Mos Gal %Al 141 Da. 1477•7 - —.-. II 1400. 10 k 11771.aal Ina 110,000 k ii O&M.. ._„,„ .11 14,00 a loyal 1411 Na n..._ IS 00,0x7 anal.l7 arm la.amo ail 101. 11,477a5 Mambas Lail. all wn i 71,000 l' ammartas Ulm. gulp,. al 15,1774 I Do. Da. Ratlams. .5 51,007 17 Trealitaa.o..47o.o7a. I 10,0 7 1 4aa More. UM .- 060 toyer os. VllllOl. Daet........... 105 710.00 ti• 11. Paw ............ 14 1 41 I_ te ii i wie 2 1 g• we M we COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (111VMACINETIC TEL).OIiAPH.) (room ova OWN oozweerowolro The trade is extremely quiet in our oom market this day. The only articles mentioned in our telegraphic despatch an wheat and dour; the former had declined (from last week's prices) about 3d. per bushel or 701 b. Other articles unchanged in price. The weather very sultry. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Scosu.—The market has en improved appearance; the opening public sale of Barbadoes went off well. Refined shoes an advance of la. ; brown lumps quoted 625. Come.—The large public sales are pnigressing, without showing any material alteration in prices. TEA.—Priers are unaltered, but the demand is very limited. Rice.—The quantity offered in public sale was bought in at last week's prima. Ruse steady, at previeua rates. SALTPETRE.—SaIes were made on 'Change yesterday, for arrival, 645. to 5.55. COTTON.—woo Wee sold yesterday at full prices. In other articles no material 'iteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market ip quiet to-day in ell positions. Town tallow is quoted Gls. 9d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 625. 9d.; September, Wm 3d. ; October end December, 695. Bd. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports • better supply, with scoreely so good • demand as last week. Primo without alteration for really good hay and clover; inferior qualities lower. Prime meadow hay, 654. to 724.; superior ditto, 765. to 84o.; inferior ditto, 50s. to 60s. ; new ditto, 60s. to 80s.; rower, 604. to 680.; clover, old, 90s. to 110 o.; second cut, 90s. to 100 a. ; now, 90s. to 1050. ; straw, 255. to 30s. A SAD WEDDING.—After publishing the marriage of Mr. Adam Tote, of Chicago, to Mies Jeanette Pettigrew, late of Scotland, the Chicago Maim( wide, " There is a bit of romance, sad enough in Its character, connected with this announcement which the parties will forgive as for relating : —Six young Scotcbruen f this city, worthy men all, who had left their plighted faith and lassies behind them when they sought contentment and fortune on our shores, united for the purpose of sending for those to whom their troth was plighted. They were to come out together. For mutual protection and society they took pewee in the came vessel. The perilous ocean voyage was made with out accident, and the party—a merry and happy party —arrived safely at Quebec, whore they took gamine on the Montreal. Our readers know sad have lamented the fate that overtook that ill•fated steamer and her hundreds of pareengers. When she burned, of the six trusting and generous girl', Mies Pettigrew was the only one saved. Her five companions found either fiery or watery graves. Mies Pettigrew was rescued she knows not how, or by whom. Taken up for drowned, the struggle between life and death was long and doubtful, bet at lest decided in favour of the fernier. The kind-hearted at Ilontreal leurned her history, and admired her modest worth. By them—for elm had lost everything but kereelf—her immediate neceseities were cup plied, and in • few days, with their blessing and prayers, she continued her journey hither. The five young men, who besides the now happy husband, hod precious freight on that steamer, attended the wedding on Tuesday last. How cad that feet TO gathering wan—how the shadow of the fearful past dimmed the brightness of the present, who that has not felt the destroyers touch con tell?"; Tue MADE OF LITEEPOOL.—LIVERTOOL, MON wa.—Ths Coatoms Bill of Entry , publ ished this morning, gives a return of the number and tonnege of the chip, that have entered inwards from a nd cleared outward, for foreign poets in the weekending the 22nd of August, 1837, se well as the corresponding year of 1856. It appears that during the last week 76 blip, of an aggregate tonnage of 46.630 tons, entered inwards. against 33 ship, 18,347 tone in 1856, being an increase of 38 in the number of ship., and an Memoir of 28,2143 tons in the teenage ; the number of elearences out wards during the week, 103 ships, of a tonnsee of 53,824 tons, against 114 ships and 79,121 tons in 1846. being a diseases of 21 ships and of 25,297 tone. The total number of ships reported inwards from foreign ports during the present year up to the 22nd of Alieuet woo 2,863, with t a tonnage of 1.554,083 tans, against 2,77 0 , and 1,58.1,983 ons bathe year 1856, showing an increase of 93 ships and a de crease of 30,900 toes. The total number of ships deemed outer's& for foreign parts during the prevent year up to the 22nd of Ming, was 3,36 6 with a tonna g e of 1,707,536 tone, aitaisat 3,137 ships, and 1,676,0 2 tons in the year 1856, • aetlftg aa lumens of 229 ships sad 30,944 tons. ‘• • 4 !I I r I i I e P 4 , 1 , r}# ____ lo IO a So snob 4 mbo r ' s Z Wag 118 laid OM p I s t Mhlt Os is m was mill a Imams SON. *ironer inquiry isbo tbs I:starlike di Bala, art and E. Bov ril. (who ;IgolW, tomcod to