The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-14 00:00:00

back, and cassias a disturbance. A mob big mad Wu 1 mat up to ban and triad to payloads him to pp away. He bed mom larr, Mich be bed taken frau ISM as Is las a • to the contents of whit* be th rew ~T ut ma sad that sp by striking sas with k tia m t sad saampad stake a. w ith tits pot. I than bin dowa my . a h he gat up and panelkd ny head. 1 tai hint tote malady, id be was my violent, biking all who cam awe •11 the way to the Maks. Tha /.kola Sham mate op and Math me II Viry like& blew what 1 win Ming Canaan to the stain, and Mid bad t(.. by the coir. H. was vary drink. Joke Daws, 164 B, and Winn Digkkin, 76 B, sue car gasman evidence. It kr* been ailed that is musgmeas al the Aims ts. pramers. that Dam aM another annotabis mind "7:llhe d boas atending to tbair duty mold aid that the sit larsesiab Coma had, wittiest the km promantris onneittad • wise of and had bees the came of the whole imamate, ithi= armed a va7 . swim sepsis sad almost night hi called • ries la ef Asa Canaan big the ether of the Canada and mita* nademourtag as that account etemly to set her ems sway, be sboaid den Ins&l . t i ce in &Mk commit ha for seven days Richard of • gond la have bees ea bed as the others He 'Wald commit Urania/ Connell for ae meth to hard labour I. the House .s s t mation , Shea for fourteen days • Am Cannon, Ik., w arm days ; sad Richard Colman, foUrtess days. lIARYLEBONE. ItCIINIZOOSNivi.T. ON A POLICI CONST•II.I. jo•p••botrorere aid a ma awned Pewit, were charged bans Hr. Orregleme web a ant Inunieroes monk ep o s piiktooleitable Rowland, 8 M. The cametshie data that about foe, o'cleek yesterday 4.26•14 while St the boom No. 7, i n the Own, 'kW' los bed the we of he beard whet SeNoed to be the of meow La the radon. He went there i tr • estate Mr. Lot sad a 'wham reabflag In as rojeeteg keen elated hba that some thieves had boa boo be wen, and bad tabea away a lap quality el free. 'He walked quietly ekes the garden, sad see re to the prisearrs, Nb• won Sear lumber ma mined *Nee. He weed heid of Wawa, who meld he would Sght br H. He to katuked lair, the eau; upon the 'mond, rid while that. be was kkked moat Tiolialty by Weston, who caned to the Flews te resew him. .Both of than side a most feriae* attack at we. I was kaockid dews and kkked while down. Ow of that emelt at web a Neck on the back of the sock. I was mitred with bloodied wao for a thee in • elate ol Isiesiitillty. I hod so wit ea, bat Westin ktew I was a pollee eater. The NNW a 0 get away.' Hi. GM corroborated the rotative of the taw, sad aid the whoa he atio the coeihtket whkh (tho ar.) wet we, trek le tbt he wee murdered. The man was anei Tbe pimai *ere Nerreolly lest for three Mantles to the law of Correction tor the strong et robbery, sad ass aro* yob far the thoesott. _ Mr. Lai obeervell that the lahabitaata bad detseeolaol to reset thstoseiree by Ore amok CLEKKENWELL. CA!lt?r STAIIIINU._ 4Not Alp, • kr -- 7 - trhe ham bean um& them k artMey kr snaring easateritat Ma, and fee other stth•4v beige hlr. prirbist, chained nemerat &Jar, ON the ereakir et the 9th assen sre t, •• Dad! vis's Onaleme. iisTrosecutce, who appealed nee weak tons loss of bleed, seed—l rends at 11, asidnia's (Mohan On Wed osisy swan& hennas the hosts of six and Vise's vas glandes( is the dose,whom the desebter, who was ozenise berme to Muse as abost my wife. We lad same words neither, when the daughter struck me twice. Whet I was Manse the him, the prima*" cubs up bathed me sad snook use with something sherp—a balk I Inhere. I bled very mach, Islay skeins was nemaled. 1 yam then takes to the loyal Pres Hespital, when se, wood woe deemed by the t 0... sagest. I heel sot streak the prisoner. see. &rah Lochs Sear said that she woe prise, end sot the whole of the tramactios. The primmer west sp be hind the pnweotor sod stabbed hien behind low tunes, m;:tr I ban served him the same as they do the Norfolk Mr. KIM= Comes, house meson at the Rs* Tree 110 PKIA Orwreeina-rool, said ut. oeraphisast nolroftlit te the bespitel co Wednesday orrealme. when he ....era week, sad hoes hoe of blood. Upon szatanise Itira he MIMI be bad ea Mcleod nomad at the beck of the seek, but it was of so eery great depth a attest. It bled ney freely, est seamed es if dose with a sharp indruutent. Mr. Tyrwildtf—Do you mender the wooed daageons Mr. Corns—No, I do as cessider It at .11 dueness. The simmer ia defence mid that it was ell got up out of spite, Dad to show bow bed the complaissat wee, she could eine eat be was gong to rink es Teensy. He and hie vile, Wenn the penman bad received onto, to quit, books into 1m nem, destroyed bar little bit of futaftsre, sad mats - rand Mr clothes with wider. - - Tyrtrikitt egad tb.compishwat whither hi whiled Go one Gat with wastaibril y Wisdom ho would teas it mit to do toweioso CsiiTheatTd had it briar heads, sir, sad I hops yes on its r balsas as possible with her. Mr. Trails' rid is ass &drab thug for the phones Ms, ths prosecutor did ad wish tits ars to go to the sessisas. Ike them she night have resived • Ida psidshawiat. bat ao bah .1 has that ohs hal sot blktsd a vely severe 'obey IS the compleirat H.&said Wild b. the MC perky, vb., 114., es bre media had Lbws& la the lades el amoeba- Ths — audiay — — sot bang paid, um primer yr looked tp 80trillWARK. stiosttints tottnicrltr ;I;il.,fiT ITATIOW. Peek Sites. deerribrd an the charge-4ml as a Immelke, woo brought before Mr. Combo, charged with reading a Ms turbine* at the South Eastern Railway Terrainue, Leedom bridge, end breaking a square of glass, raise 15.., in coed the railway earriesee. A gaited in the employ of the company mid that cm the previous night the yammer came up by the train, and at Ur ticket colleting Own he wa• told that the pelmet was without hie ticket, sad that he refumed to pay the b.. Oa the striml at the terminus. London-bridge, whams mailla asked him for bite min or the ticket, when be basme very likilent, refusing to glee either. Witness told btu, he ma Ito to tbe statioromerter then, when be drove Ms elbow tbrsgh a thick pile of ease is the carriage window, mad broke it. After triter had giro Mtn into custody primer Ira!a4 his ticket. la ewe; to tlfe cham tbe prima'', mid be did tot ree hot -hat m p, ound. All be knew vas that he vu without INC•ry. Mr. Camila held hint hie coadoct vie ditaiseetul, mid he met Fay the 1a.., ead ia delimit be committed tor thaw media csrttek to . . SWORE SCUIANCE. Mr. Wham,. • taker is • small say, carryout o tuat aras k Meadow-row, Na. Kaat-road, was paroraoseal by direct, rof Str Grown Gray, tier Majesty's Serrstary Seats Is basin • News as oissiracted la his bakehouse as ant to enemas ilia kooks. Kr. &sadism, the gokrameat impectiag etuttarer, Korea that there wa• ao apparatus Bud to the foram* s as to commas the *make. Ils• &hastiest could be undo tor • tbillial2no,sat. 11117(Cntiedeed the &Pedant U., but at the request et Mr. Budkte. who attended tur the crown, the if penalty wee lot pot I n form • futtnlirkt Wing allowed to see any &Iterations were made. LAMBETH. ISO.PRTIVO I/014 Till LI rr•nr4Rna. Omer. &re" (;,4m.. 2:lerie ele sad 6 feet 4 aches in height. was chewed Mr. v E ll.ott with datertiog horn the let Life Guards. &nem* Renee* depend that ham leforinstian be receired from hie superiateadeet, Mr. Bickersoe, be went te the hear No. 47, Regent-street, Lambeth, at 11 o'clock se the day beam sad there Land the ;miaow. He at oats rb.nraired him with beet; • downer, sad he did not tray it ; bat said he should hero Ova himself tap log before, but had got the ramp le face Ms comrades ; whams snob him iota custody. Ro essane added that tbe fatter of the primmer was a highly re spectable man, revides to Edinburgh, sod ha it was that certespviled with Mr. Bickerers, as he wee anxious that his mu should ret Lau to his faltiMeat. flex rent John Ansemog, of the lst Life Heart* said the, no the 2.5tb of April Ise, the prisoner was allowed a day's alentoe. sad had got afterwards retuard to it•le quarters, the Regeore•park Barracks. Is reply to the charge, the pi:weer raid that he had been ht a had mate a health at the time, sad the dread of being net to the beepatel was the roues of his sot retaralog to his regimes. as Its ahead bare done. Mr. El'iort ordered that be should be gene up to Bergeent Arreseteg, lobe lakes to his mimes( mid dealt • ith by the military estheirites. THAMIttf. SAVAGE AMA t* LT. /erne. Therm aged 45., • stevedore'. ro. dwelling b Garden -curt, Wbiteetubek per brought before Mr. &He, Merged with crinoline" a amp result on W. Psyr • peliremetelfe, No. 138 H. The prior-entre, whom bawl re boor up. wish& very swirly modifiea troin {or of blond. He maid Ur ow &fro dareffernonn le wao no deferrable the princfpelembreast MI Loudon Dock s , which he bid jet left, are he based the plimew and a wren baring an remora seer tag pi% awl requested them to kern the spot and or mintage lb. buierea of the dada. H. raid an err end reed ray, ad Arty ha reeled a violet M o w en re Wok et Me Imf• rlisterted ham to the greed. sod he beer* ilO/6. Mk He Int on ininowme iteratity air Wed, ewe tam I. wargiay of Dr. Englieli Upapse &et forkilald i rift Ye wand was dalemed , Jame Plliwy ► Wearer, war the primmer, dribs tier M em •hr blow blow we Me heed with • awe= The "Admen fen. awl the blwehtrW st e. NNW. Tbe polko-coaltabas gewe peer alike erw. The p ro.m, la ilWbeee, wid Le piVID II WOWS NW rlayaramalliag liss. wad tie parer reherl ot Maim bet ibia awestlea diegerrad, ad die totetww thaw rid be wee • Nile the wane for Neer mad was eery he what he bed Asa bad He • de weileak, end he laved wagiewetet word in 11 1 : 11 4 Mt. Seib old be wee set rah* to lot off the Wwwr et en, hat dwell mil Men gape •judp sad jury hr the *edam end wepmersked wawa Oftwitei twalabity. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1857. INANDSVORTTI, TEE MOSE CONEVIIINO ACT...-10SCHIENCE Or THE LIE Mr. Afforie Make, • taker, of High-street, Putney, aP ”reed ham. Mr, highest, to answer a summons charging him wi s having segiected to comply with the Smoke Coa swimct. Mr.Polsad appeared for the prosecution. Mr.Willlass Sondem, t govenuarat engineer, of Malden- Lae, Covent-garden, deposed that on the' dth tdy last be visited the defeadaaes house, sad found a ten bushel oven with a coalmen furnace in full action. No alteration what- ever had tea made in the furnace, and large quantities of smoke came oat of the chime y. Witness told tutu eeriest places where the furnace. had been thieved sad were working eatimietorily, sad then Naked him who. be would pommies to slier kis fumes. The defendant was very much excited, sad witness could nut re any WINE hum him, and at last la Wised to give say promise. The dein/bat mid he did not know there was such an act until the puttee ems. Mr. %ghee asked the defeadeat if he could prove that ha bed bens oat of the country for throe years and did slug know saythieg about the act ? The defendant weld he had heard of the act but did not know that ItLp g plied to bakers. t vie said all the takers in the town, with the al i sepT ia n of two, had complied with the act. Tim defendant mid be bed altered the furnace. Mr. Timbals esid that being the case he would not take not of any foolish wovds the defendant had uttered, sad only ins him 31. and costs, Lasted of the fall pesalty. GREENWICH. COCI ItY 4PORTOIIIIX. Beery Burnham and Jobs isiltindar, respectable young SIM, @primed before Mr. Train to answer a summons charging them with unlawfully trerp.wing and shooting cs without • hence, as the of James Rookie, of Lewisham. Jobs Duncan paid that on the IM MM., _between six and sewn o'clock in the waning, he as. the defundants in we of hie master's meadows. They each carried a gun, sad • dog was with them. Ile warned them off, when Burnham said, " What ie it to do with you r. Witness replied that he was bailiff end keeper to Mr. Noakes, when they minted to me his shooting liceime. There wen also eight or tan men on Use railway bank anneal with guns reedy to shoot any birds that defendants might put up. Oa einem ordering defendants o f, telling them there wire several coneys preserved there, Burnham said he should go where be liked, sad remitted along the railway bank fol lowed by his compantase, mull they mired at • flr plants tits, hie mestere property, when four or dm partridges wen put up. Fire gnus era Mod and ose bird killed. Burnham esteemed that he was In the meadow, tat he wee not aware that ho Wee tramming. Mullinder denied haring been in the meadow. He was on the nutway tank, not in search of game, but for the put • pus M shoot bird. far staging. John Brook, • at dames for the defame, said he could rots that MOWar was not the man who was with Burnham in the =MOW. _ Mr. Train—lt hate been morn that be was the mar. Who was it them that was committing the offence Brook—Why it was me, or. (laughter.) Mr. Truill—Do you distinctly swear that you wee the man fa company with Burnham in Mr. Noekm. 'a meadow and kr *station!' Brook—l do, sir. It was not him, tint myself. Mr. Train—ln that case I shall d ie des the gam esome *gullet Mollindar, mad Josue one against you. With reaped to Burnham, It has been clearly proved be has trsspassed both in the meadow and the er 'Autumn, the object being a beard' for gum I shall therefore indict upon biro a penalty of 40c, sad 7a. costs. Burnham, hat' ng paid the money, a Nimmons against Brook wee at mare lamed , to be der aid en a tutors day. p!. 101 I rl 6114111 LISTS-2818 DAY. Two o'CrocK. The railway share mutat today is inactive, preparations for the settlement engaging chief attention, bet prices in all eases are steady. Great Western stock has advanced to U to I ex div., being scarce in the market. London and South- Western has advanced to 46 to 3per share ; and Caledonian is rather firmer. London and North- Western is quoted 1194 to 100 ex div. ; Midland, 8t to 02 cz div. ; Great Northern, 14 to being firm and Eastern Counties, 11l to ex div. All foreign and colonial railway stocks are dull. .LUINAIII ovum AND 1170010. 14111114.. Ial011•11 'CNN liatlMol. IModell 10 I p.a. sa Feet iW sal = a l; ail WS all ilim.Wolv.= a lOt lAa. tar. Jar carter. NI carts, . Omseall In Mot. Perth. • Abed. J tholltla It &Mat amass MP lad 11111 ilamegrenttrei MI _ Swims Vides. Om • .. Ds. Or I .. fte I i:►.M►.. "Fmg7;ir - Ti io;tiliWee - 7rn: item Mirk et Ilastlnd I-- K. 1.117117.: De. B. Slot. 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LiviagoaL egge. 11.—Tlae matte" I. rori . r .. = /ate= are =nay soma= at Um NI Istee of yomenlay. 111xd —Leamobire sad Yerksbire.lol.4 I—boadfteat Norlb wee". ml amber= ad Limoin, 41— Kora balm% Bleinek. id—d. Sand= It ig—Oranel Trunk of Canada. Ma.. alma; Ism 12.—Tbero am meg 1/tUe balm= emd get= relogibod It r meime guoimbee. Birkenhead. Lameda aaa Cbedsim J fel—notAustlark f—Loadia. sod North Woof..s, foal—Mgathareog. sad Lin-elft, New 71 4m mak. M—lfoulb =mem shad Dong, 11 116—Great Luxembourg... Basainioaxa. SKIL 11.—The mark= =a beady =elm Oren Wenera kinatoaltam 011011i100i &eat waa do.. at 70 - M id_u. rimed= II 13-111gmbiabens and Dan" M St—North ata/Tords. 4 to REPRESENTATION OP Gpirm Ssturdsy nmestng of the friend. of Mr. Townsend was herd :t the i iahernien's Arm. fimenwieh. About two hundred pereone were present. Mr. Towasead addressed them, stat ing that he had that day appeared before Mr. Commisenner Face in the Bankruptcy Court, end that be bed confident hopes that hia bankruptcy would be enpormdcd. . • Tile CATTLE MURRAIN.—We ( Devizes Gazette) see cony to hear that the murrain has made its appearance among the cattle in this neighbourhood. In one dairy, near this town, several cows have been obliged to be slaughtered, end losses have, we ere told, occurred in other parts of the county.—The Bristmcoter Times report. the appearance of the disease in that neighbourhood, end says it was first heard of es attacking a beast recently imported from Ireland, the owner believing it bad brought over the complaint; but it also has appeared simultaneously In other parts of the low gassing lands of Somersenhire, and where (bore was no on.. son to supposo it was imported by any foreign cattle. In Met, much cbterenoe of opinion remits as to the contagious power of the dimmer. THE NINETEENTH CENTTRY !—A woman named Maria Giles has been sentenced by the megistrates of Marl. borough, under the following dretenstantist.—Georm Hibberd. of Marlborough, groom, and Sums, his wl4, stated too following case:—On the 2nd of May last Mr. Hibbard lost a silver watch from his dwelling.hoiree, in the Wilde Hart yard, and slier consulting his wife he went to Newbury to • " atoning woman," Mrs. Maria Hika, who at once undertook to restate the lost watch. A few shillings were rerpored to purchase some chenucule to work with, and she premised Mr. Hibberd *bat he should bear from her in • low days. And so he did, but it was for lOa. to be sent by return of poet to render everything right. The money was sent, end in • few days Mrs. Hihheri went to Newbury, a &Wire of nineteen miles, when she was told the party that had the , watch would soon mum it, but it was rapist° for her to advance 12.. for more chemicals. The money was handed over, end In remit she received a small bottle con taining liquid to bring to Marlborough, and was instructed on her arrival home to sr inkle the font door of her how with the contests. This was done, but to no effect. Mrs. Hibbard made five journeys to Newbury, and her husband ear; eighteen letters were received by than, and Si. Ria edvaneed.—Sariteury Journal. A Texas paper tells of a young couple who eloped on homehack, accompanied by the clergyeaut who was to marry them. The lady's father gore chime, and was over taking the posy, when the maiden called out to her clerical friend, Can't you marry us as we run r The idea took, and he commenced the ritual, and just as the hride's father clutched her bridle rein, the clergyman pronounced the lovers men and wife. The father wea so pleased with the dashing action that, es the story goes he gave them his Mewing. The Scotsman notices the death of a character in the person of Mr. Robert Flockhart, who died last week in hill tiOth year. In sewn and out of sesson—on Sundays and en week-days, and in every variety of weather—his bent, little figure was seldom to be mimed, up to a recent period, from his oast tittle owner of West St. Giles' Church. Here he need to hold forth from a their to large crowds with a aim plidty, earnestness, and quaintness that never failed to west attention. Having served in the army, he used to sustain the interest of bis hearers mad illustrate bin peekt by graphic tabu of his adventures by flood end Selk bald with much effect In racy. idiomatic Scotch. The Winchester Journal give. currency to the following incident . —Last week, at Warminster, a thimble hens was found lying down in the stable with cos of his hind feet completely iu his mouth, and so finely was ft then flied that it required the assistance of four ten to release it. This extraordinary circumetance can only be se:ousted for on, the ,thipposition that the hone, in stripe to earth& himself, accidentally forced hie foot into hbmouth. The martini sustained no injury beyond one or two slight morta -1 lions tithe mouth. MONEY MARKET.-TIIIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. The Indian news Ku, no far, occasional little variation in the funds. The first interpretation put upon it was rather favourable; but a few sales have since been pressed, and prices arc now quoted about 1-16 per cent. lower than they cloud on Saturday afternoon. Consols were first marked 91 for the 14th October, and are now quoted 901 to 13-16. For money the present price u 901 to 1. Exchequer Bonds, 1859, are marked 981. In the foreign stock market the fluctuation is con fined to Turkish Six per Cents., which were first marked 951, and have since fallen to 941 to 951 (for the present settlement). The other sales include Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 1011 ditto Five per Cents., 1829 and P 439, at 1001 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, at 991 ; Equa dor New Consolidated Bonds at 13(; Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents. (Small Bends) at 991 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. at 251 ; and Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 991. The arrival of three ships from Australia is an nounced this morning. The Montmorency, from Melbourne, has 50,196 ounces of gold on freight; the Star of Peace, from §ydney, 91,522 sovereigns ; and the Sardinian, from Melbourne, 4,962 ounce.,— making altogether about 312,000/. Rumours of a new Turkish loan are revived. The Turkish government are known to be in want of money, as they have been for years put; and it is true that an agent is on a visit to London to ascer tain what progress can be made towards raising fresh fends, All this, however, is nothing new ; and the negotiation is merely a revival of that no ticed a few months ago, when the opinion of a few of our capitalists was asked respecting the raising of a loan to be secured upon the pr . icate domains of the Sultan. The present attempt cs believed to have no more prospect of success than its predecessor. A subscription was opened at Lloyds on Satur day on behalf of the sufferers from the Indian mu tiny, and in the course of a few hours about 5001. was raised. . . The imports of the precious metals last week were small. Our list includes 90,000/. by the Ca nada, from New York; and 1,8331. by the Tamar, from the Brazils; 6,0001. by her Majesty's ship Trincomalee, from the Pacific ; and 8,3001. in gold, by the Gambia, from Africa. The total value of these supplies scarcely exceeds 108,0001. The direct imports of silver ;nto London from the Continent have comprised 30,0001. and up wards. . . . The Custom-Louse statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday last includes 16,380 ounces of gold, and 800 ounces of silver, representing a total value of about 62,0001. The . gold was despatched chiefly to France. The particulars are as follows, viz. :—Gold coin : To Bou logne, 160 oz. ; to Belgium, 2,000 oz. Gold bars : To Belgium, 1,200 oz. • to Boulogne, 13,000 oz. Silver coin : To Boulogne, 800 os. The shipments from the outports have included 164,0001., nearly all gold, by the Teviot, for the Brazils, and 34,2321. by the Euxine for Cadiz. The ascertained shipments of the week, as officially reported, are thus raised to about 260,0001., of which the bulk is understood to have been drawn from the Bank. The private remittances of gold to the Con fluent have embraced the whole of the imports. On the Continent the exchanges on Linden pre sent no material alteration. At Amsterdam the rate is a little higher, and at Hamburg somewhat lower. At Pans on Friday the exchange on London was quoted 26.20 to 221 for short, and 24.86 to 871 for three months' bills; at Amsterdam, 11.771 for short ; at Hamburg, 13.4 for short, and 13.11 for three months ; and at Vienna, 10.11. Letters from Constantinople, dated the 2nd Sep tember, make no mention of Heschid Pacha's re signation. The exchanges were again high, the i rate being quoted 138 piastres on London, and 219 l on Paris; but these pnces are almost nominal, and it is scarcely expected that they can be maintained, as they mainly result from the recent speculation in the exchanges. Advice@ from Gales, dated the 31st August, de , scribe trade as extremely dull, and mentwn that there was no shipping in the port. Priem of grain were low, and there was little business going for ward in the article. The Committee of Spanish American Bondholders have issued a voluminous report, relative to the foreign debt of Venezuela, in anticipation of the meet ing of bondholders called for the 22nd inst. After detailing all the proceedings and negotiations which have taken place relative to this debt during the last two years, the report furnishes a long series of letters from Mr. Mocatta, the committee's agent in Venezuela. The upshot is exactly what every one, who has watched the shameless con duct of the wretched government of that re public, was fully prepared for. The committee avow their conviction that the sole object of the government in the tedious negotiations referred to has been "interminable delay," and declare the conduct of the executive of Venezuela, especially in repudiating an agreement solemnly entered into by their own commissioners in London, to be "neither more nor less than a mockery." The increase in the revenue of the state proves that she can well afford to meet the indisputably just claim of her foreign debt, and the committee declare that the time has now arrived when the prin ciples of international law will justify 'Mile interference on behalf of the bondholders by the British government. The assistance of our government is, accordingly, to be at once solicited. Mr. Mocatta has returned home, and all further at tempts to bring the government of Venezuela to a sense of honesty have been abandoned by the com mittee. We understand that the decrease shown in the last weekly traffic return of the Great Northern Railway Company arises almost solely in the coal traffic. The receipts from passengers arc nearly 1,0001. in excess of those for the corresponding week of last year, and a good part of this increase is be lieved to consist of Manc hes ter traffic. The attendance of shareholder' at the meeting of the Great Luxembourg Company on the 9th instant at Brussels having been insuffictent, another meet ing is convened for the 24th inst. to legalise the new issue of obligations. The time for applying for these obligations is consequently extended until the 25th. The following Scottish railway dividends were officially announced last week, viz.: Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee.-101. per 1001. stock, bolsi at the rate of 1 per cent. per annum. The dividend for the corresponding half-year of 1816 was 15$. per 1001. stock. Scottish Central.-21. 15s. per 1001. stock, being at the rate of 51 per cent. per annum The dividend for the were aprinding half-year of 1856 was 21. 10s. per 100/. stock. North British.-11.75. 641. per 1001. stock, being at the rats of 21- per cent. per annum. The dividend fur the cur ree pending half-year of 1856 was 11.6 e. per 1001. stock. French railway traffic returns just published show an increase in the receipts of the Northern, Southern, Western, and Eastern companies, and a decrease in those of the Mediterranean, Lyons, and Orleans. A circular,of which the following is the substance, has been recently issued to the shareholders in the Madras Railway: I am desired to team you that, with a view to the con- Velliener, Yid is compliance with the re - roast of many of their shareholders, the board have resolved to extend, until further notice, to the holden of shares of the third and fourth extension (6 per coat. guaranteed) capital of the com pany the option hitherto confined to the hors of the second extension (4f per mat.) shares, of paying up in advance of calls on their shares. It is open, therefore, until this notice be withdrawn, to rho holders of unpaid-up shares of an clams to pay up the whole or any number of them in full. The guaranteed interest on such payments will accrue, se =nal, from the data of the deposit of the game in the treastiry of the East India Company. The drat of these deposits will take place et the end of the present month. end shateholders• pa to must be made on or before the 28th instant, in order to be incledod in it, and to carry interest from the 14 proximo. . . . • An extraordinary general meeting of Priee's Patent Candle Company is called for the 29th inst., to declare a dividend. ----- Creditors of the Royal Surrey-gardens Compeny are invited to meet the Committee of Shareholders to-morrow. SATVRD&T EVINiN.. Very little business was done to-day in the Stock Exchange, but the funds were firmer, and at the close a recovery of about 3-16 was attained. The transactions were chiefly fur account of parties who were desirous of adjusting their accounts at the close of the week, iu preference to standing the risk of the fluctuations which will probably succeed the arrival of the Indian Mail. The telegraphic ad vices are fully erpeted to be published in London on Monday awn i ng. -•- The commercial demand for money continues brisk from day to day, and the applications at the Bank are numerous. During the last few days tho supply of money in the open market has diminished, and only first-class paper is discounted in Lombard street at 51 per cent. The demand will probably continue active until the payment of the dividends next month. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday 901 to for the 1 tth October, stood during the greater part of this day at 90 to 1, and were quoted at the close of the Stock Exchange exactly 901, or 90 13 16 to 15-10. For money the last price was 901 to 6. The official business report Is as fol lows, being very bast':—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90j, 1; ditto for account (14th Oct.), 901, 901.. Exchequer Bills remain flat, at 7s. to 3s. die. The transactions in foreign stocks were to-day upon a most limited scale. Turkish Six per Cents. were dealt in between 951 and 951, and closed at 94 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were last quoted 991 to 1. Peruvian Four-and-a-half per Cents. were c tll. d. 70 to 80 ex div. Sales are re corded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cent. Bonds, for sized...! (loth Sept.), 85. Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 79, 791 ex div. Spanish Passive Bonds, 31, 51. Turkish Six per Cents., for account, 0.5), 'JSI. The London market for American railway securi ties is firmer, the late fall having led to a demand. There were again large transactions in Illinois Cen tral Railway shares, which closed at 21 to 3# prem. Atlantic Telegraph shares remain flat, at 300 to 200 dis. • Bank shares to-day were quiet, at former quota tions. Electric Telegraph stock is rather more offered, at the recent advance. The securities of the Crystal Palace Company meet with more inquiry; the ordinary shares closed at 11 to 1 5-16 per share. There were also some inquiries for Netherlands Land Preference shares. London Dock stock was officially marked 99; and St Katharine Dock Stock, 901. The nominal closing quotations for the shales in some of the new undertakings are subjoined, viz. Gude Railway, 1-16 din. to 1-16 prem.; Central Ovate Railway, par to / prem.; Mintern Bengal Railway, / to 3-16 prem. ; Punjaub Railway, / to 3.16 pm. ; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 pm. ; Red Sea Telegraph, par tol prem. ; Riga and Dunaburg Railway (Consohdated shares), 3 din. to par. MINES-THIS DAY. Two o'Cion. The marke+ for home mining stocks to-day is quiet, but steady. There are inquiries for South Carn Brea and Whcal Edward shares ; the former arc marked 51, and the latter, In. In other descrip tions there is no ne feature. . . United Mexican sham meet with some inquiry, and are marked 31. All foreign descriptions are very inactive. • Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices in the Mining Exchange on Saturday. At the prices quoted there are. respectively, buyers and sellers : Alfred Consols, 131, 11; East Barset, 60, d 1; East Roe sell, 21. A : Ludy Berths, 178.8 d., 18a. 6d. ; &Midge Consols, IL 2; Wknal Elaanl, 01, j. BATVIUMT EVNIITRO. In the home mining stock market to-day shares in Lady Bertha, Sortridge Consols, Wheal Edward, Hingston Downs, South Frances, and North Ito.- kear, were inquired for. As regards Alfred Con sols shares, sellers still predominate. The following transactions are reported to us from the Stock Ex change, in addition to those recorded in the official list, viz.: North Roskear, at 170; East Alfred, at 43, 43, and 4; ; Lady Bertha, at 14s. 6d.; and North Wheal Crotty, at 53. St. John del Rey shares were rather flat, and were marked 10 to 103. Other foreign descriptions were quiet. Ifs id .141 ow i im II I IPI LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NT itrcrato Tzumural DONCASTER.--SurDAT Man% ARIIIRD.—Broths to Bird on Wing, 2 yrs, Hetailee, Mary, Alienist Bence, Tama Deer, Bas‘lnre, Penchi, Lams. Relapae, Megan, Nougat, Admiralty, Mark Tommy, Iced Nelson, Claris,'! yr*, Commotion, Prisons Royal, lamest, Turret, OrehatiM, Mainstay, Oarnith, Micky Free e, Si, thinsma, Beitries, Ostnammer, and Maid of Maaham e. The ground is in good condition. CMILTENX.III.—MeIee; MoroNee% and Hydroned, Pored through ben for Darceder. Nawatutur.—ersibbiar will lam Ism & Doncaster. )(ALTON, MONDAT.—BIisk lica, Tonna* hope risen, Warlock, Beaki Bunk Esperenta, Caprals rowlett, Ditto, flyllabee, Salem Target. Tov.pholile, Nether to Warchkeen, Coedeetor, Seecaty,',Voha, Rommel, eadybitawall have jolt left bare far Doeceater. All oak. Ilse Park correspondent of the Times proasnlgotre a mem that the Emperor sad Empress of Rani, eat, sem. their Interview with the Emperor Lords Napoleon, st emit -, Peal to Rance to meet QOM Victoria. - • - COLLIMION OFF GRAVESEND, Tills MORNING. ... The Iced Mayer has received a commuzuration from Mr. C. W. Jung the ptineipal harbour -muter, stating that et lone **clock this running the grew ateramer Fyenoord, of Rotterdam, and the tug Sgropeon, belonging to the Ship owners Compasy, had come into collision in Gravesend leach, and that the latter vessel wee sunk 'renege the coal hulk Magnet. The BELFAST RlOTs.—The Northern Whig, re ceived this day, says:—"The note still continue. As we write. • messenger enter. the otfice, and enn uunere t h at Li n has beteg agate —that is tile in &Rag, jest N present. We C 8.0601 say who began the glum, bat the Roman whelk party proceeded th rough the lies of Enid adjoining Collintree-road. egged the Blackstaff river, end then entered on the territory ef their opponents. Hero they "necked the houses with singular animosity. The alarm was given, and in ten minutes after the Ent assault the Orange signal was curtseyed from end to end of Sandy-row. The fraternity in that meglabourb.el had been perhaps surprised. They enehed, some half nude, from their dwellings, and • terrible hand-to-hand end gone-throwing scuttle ensued. Shots were fired rapidly re both Bides, sad wonderful it is that we have not to 'logic", the loss of life. Info?. mation of what was going on was conveyed to the poi. lire in Durham-skeet. The force there was mall, and then completely unable to meet the importance of the crisis. Immediately rusisures were taken to arouse the oonstabe bury ',idlest in other gags of the town, sad by twelve o'clock—half an hour CUR the breaking out of the gamer sore-about forty of the Wire appeared. This Ares Im mediately net itself &heat din:remelt the rioters, whkb it aerecoplisht al in • very alert tune; sod, for the nee of the eight, the district remained at peace. Such was the Mete of thiegs in Celled on Friday night." Tilt DECREASS Or GROUsE.—The gradual de- ROW of amigos] on our Scottish hills is every you beton, lac more evident, and like its brother, the wooed smug, it will ere losg become extant, makes measures be taken to preserve the specks. The gorge, a native et, and preview to the British isle., receding before the regrew of agricul tural improvrieent, are Dow only to be found in anything like their ismer numbers in remote digitate. where ague gad grommulation for enure...UM are restricted or wasting. The sportsman, without grinning any emit to hie work o f &earwig, commences operations on the 12th, gel gene• rally kills most of the voting lords, and hay. the old ono to die in the approach a winter, generally from a disease ' of tbe liver. Lege quantities of old birds are found dead on one southern hills (we refer to Selkirk and Peeblembire) in the month, of October and November. Reny Of theft doutAleas have been wounded bird., end consequently lige died of starvation; but we bare frequently made an examination of some of thew found deed, and an enlarge ment of the liver was abreast invariably the cauee. Agri- cultural improvement', such so the draining of hill lend for Nature, and the goner of heather, ere all tautening the greedy rapid decree.' of muir fowl. If epoetemcn would give this specie, of game a rest once in every four mune, and thas allow mom young birds to breed, we doubt not but that the species would berme se numerous se they were tea Sr twelve rears ego.—Ediagregit C.oweßt. NSW ONCllist'sEß son Losnon.—When the Lon /ea Oeseral Omgobne Cornpeny tirat nodertnok the gouge 's's* et the passenger Meek in the tortroprilis, the London public expected from them, in return fur the confidence which they claimed, en green of eceommodal ion and im provement of vehicice. The drat has been effected by the introdsetion of • system of cerrespondence and wait ing ream; the emend has yet to be arum pligied. It Is bet junk,. however, to the company to recognise the Awls made by them towards the Ad filming of their pledge They commenced by offerbig • t1:41• the beet made! of an omnibus abutted to the hedge. Title prig was awarded to Mr. Mill,. of Hammersmith. St',oe that time even exertion bee been need to ergemiee • 00f0p1411 BUOLVIIska and ey.tem eX sett midge". The effort Ls been without success, es ties enereertieg failed in gMeient expeditdmt. Tecessiabe this diffirrnlty and remove from themselves thi tags, of evading their contract with the pet the London General Omnibus Company ham reeved me seeding for themselves en emelt., factor, on • eery Yeas egg, at their premises In Berl-yard, Spits"- Thew will thee have under their own con trol the building and repshing of their °adages. HAM they intend to put in hand the b u ildi ng o f SW omni buses aimultanconeks. haring in the meanwhil e entered also Into • contract with - Mr. Wright, the greet railway carriage comtneetor at Birmingham, for the immediate supply Of 100 menibuset. The extent of this undertaking con be ja when it Is Innen that the rut of etch onesibem is Idol. The eider to Mr. Wright, therefore, is for 10,2001. worth of vehicles, mid their own undertaking one of 20,4001. The Landes Gement Gesufbris Compeny am now conveying newly thotwarearage ale million of pueengers weekly, is wheedle, empgW 600 eenalbares, 6,000 horses, an d * b ee t 11,1106 !Monti imeses,, eashisolu and horeekeepere The =angersr et masts no dry are styled under the sygem, are always at their poste, each having • g wir a m m mien hie atanageriaa,mg directing the times of He whsle,, end ',burring the cendact of the driven, tc., as parchasiag the revenger Om email task for gel • " lava s tite"), and soother erperrisine the mond no asetwast, atonal., Lt.—Norway Minnick. Tx It. SL SL M M isis P 11$ 1U 101 1* COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIB DAY. The supply of English wheat at market this morning was gaud. ltvd whet sold pretty freely at an advanos of Is. to 2s. per qr.. but white bung on hand end cannot be quoted dearer. Foreign wheat was generally held for an improvement of Is, which chunked business. Flour underwent no material change. to malting barley inquired for, and le. per qr. dearer ; a good sale wee txperienced for grinding quebties at extreme rates. . . . . Oats, with the Plefption of ROPldell description, were in short supply, sod 6d. per qr. clearer. Beans sad peso scarce, and errs fit price. •RIVALS INTO LONDON /IRON SEPT. 7 TO MT. It Omeortea. 1714 &vs& Fangio 11:41 /Parisi. n eta I — r - n -Fr a 1.7 /E. :::: I 'lit Cuomo ..I pa! I It! h It 3 I 40 6C. Rall, is so I . - - BILYCING-LANB.-THIS DAY. The following public salee are advertised for to-morrow, viz,:—Sugar 500 hhds. West India; 1,000 bags Mauntius; and 2,400 bags Bengal. Coffee :70 casks plantation Ceylon. Saltpetre : 250 bags. Cochineal : 100 bags. The private contract markets for sugar and coffee have been gums macro FriZsy, yet both article+ have a firm ap pearance. COTTON has been in active demand ; 1,200 bales sold at a shade advance on ut urday. , . . . . . . Salererae.Tberellinlreen a partial inquiry for arrivoi, but the ar irk is doll of sale. Tem.—The trade continue to boy medium to fine qualit ie. of cameo. Common congou la. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The market is steady at the anbialsed quetatione Peteraberg Y.C. on the spot, 12.. dd. ; September, 628. ; October to December, Gee; January to Much, CO.. PAIITICUT.ARS 0. -TALLOW. s4rot.. n.na n.r ey ........aru.. UM? 11.193 11,141 D We, :sat work . ... 3.341 1,04) t.IU Arrival lag wek ........ ........ 1,133 3.714 2.170 144 A. from Id lane ........ ....... 141011 11.111 17.807 Moo Y.C. per cat. 114 eV .......... Ca. U. 403 Id. GU. 44. Dina To laat 40A 34. Ma. 34. 64.94, Amol for do vre.k ovling Nal Orptember lot Toe Ma; aol &boo. , :l cot. TO Serfti lag musk elsoolorl 3,411 arum Mot,: ill arks too Pimp; rod &I aislis tram Ohm visa, ToOl. '2.172 oak, METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The supply of beasts is rather smaller. and the average quality suit very middling ; mmeqseetly choicest ere dearer. Tha number of e&mm is very mush; they see quickly disposed of at high rates. Lambe an not much in demand, the mama b ein g nmeno far advanced. Calf trade is dull. From Germany and Holland there m• 2,906 bomb. 5,400 sheep, end 176 calves; Ireland, 300 beasts and 700 sheep; and 2,400 beasts from the Northern and Midland Counties. ................ IVA of ---.--- .= ea. a. aa. 1.46 duo dila. aL. tl. Boa r.... Iltratarda 4a4 el lalt41:4:04411163 • 4 Sett Intort-bornt 4 6 4 4 hot cob ...... 4 2 606eallautitty bsam 3• 4 • ita. de . . I I Calm 3 10 414 Itc Waved gmaalr 4 I Best Dot is ttelf.teeda 64 i 4 Lambe... „ ,_, . 4 0 4 Wait at market. 0.160: 41666 601 Imola . 31.0 , 33 . : ......... pl.. ZS. - BOROUGH HOP MARILET.—THIS DAT. Messrs. Pettanderi and Smith report that at Worcester market, on Saturday. about 193 pockets were sold, and bestial* from 70s. to 765. per cwt. The amounts fmaa the various di.iricts state that the We rains delay the and that tbo hops are losing colour fiat. and are pick Infested with eem ey, and lice. There le but Firt7doino at pnwatent In this market and the duty Is va riously estimated from 190,0001. to 200,0001. COAL MARIBT.—THIS DAT. Wylam, - TdaTHolywell, Ira.; Netherton Wed Hariley, 17e.; Eden Main, 17d.: Tan6eld Monr, 14.. 6i. ; Wald Ba d Goefeeth, 16m. 3d.; WsUe End Eello6, 186 6 1 1-1 Wells Ead auto°, 16.. 61 , Will. End linewollG le,: 14. ; will. Ead Shernree, 18s. 61.; Walls End Plummer, 16., 6d ; Walls End Tem, ids. 61.-61 ships at market. -A , - 1