The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-18 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COURT. (toe* Kr. Judos Cremona sad Kr. Baste Mabee.) TRR MULDSZ IN ME QUOIN'S BENCH riusomr. At the 'WYK if tit mere, Amass* a Aeld , the Italian who orb arra with the wilful weer of Robles Rmalmam Bobertme, in the Queen'. Beach prima, was Oared st Obt be to mhe bin trial. Mr. lade Neil Mr. Cbst atueded to prosmate. Mr. Weis James, id Pwry . IMO spodally resimil with Mi. lll'Mahon to tidied the meow. When the awe was mike on, sad the prisoner wee aloe* to hr glens in drip to thole'', Mr. James pet •in • pill ad metrefole acquit, wake at loth tbet the primmer wee Wei vals at the lam mien of Ids um" litt the elleme ei hisabo cielliag and weending sp a goognek with Ilea weenia bisa, and that map' MN et ea benel, eel tbet Oda wee the mete oldish be ter tin j i l et i llgr ih radi in Tlat7;nien indemissi to Cs tarr " mid tbat Or War[ the eirensmirese mer mad with Ode teen W I. nadir, sad the course mien s o oneweld s OM en ha& et the move be algid ask Or de. eradir whether be &NM thmer to dimples If SOL Tbe meet therght tbe application a nesonabk ens, mil *moist too ottani/NMI, poopotoil to tits rot stoke. NEW COURT. (Ikihre the Reparlar.) UAW DAM, • redid•li 1.0•1•11, was in for Vti work, kw Milt WU, Jose Campbell. aeyse le ted. The .pnet promm had. it Welted, bone esimaking with a mart semi Campbell, who b dammed bar sad the child In postkre ; they heed in Syseaeretret Clem. upon the mum of the 29th of August saw ef t went into thoprimares mom, in carsquance at bearing arrestua, and there Lead her etrvaliNg With sod atlersplin to strangle tit chid. who was about 11 pass of sge. Peewee said if an had dens it she amid than hare killed herself. R 7 -•s; it+t oWi Ten t7l;Cei impi soszeot. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-ROUSE. Maim* /ewe, who described hinted( as a hawker, end onto bad bus reemaded upon the (large of loitering about mete monks' la Chesbant.street with the intenti o n o f com mitting felony, wag egoist brought before the Lool Mayor. It will be recollected that et the lam esmonation, Webb, the detecare officer, mated that he saw the prisiciar about is o'clock on the night of the 15th MM., lettering by the deer of No. 10, Ortahloastreet, end ort his miming the same place a short time afterward; the prisoner wee still there, sod appeared to be doing eou l ething to the luck. lb grimmer finding Ite was Irma hed, maidenly left the spot, accompanied by a man who wm evidently actin in concurs mtb biro. Webb nor. that he had no further eridenoe to pro ber roraiust the prisoner. and that he hrd been unable to Jed oat anyttung Irak regord to hie shod* or previous TinLcied Mayor and that the malted of the prisoner perfertly justified the edger to taking Lim into moody. ispeuilly u ha bad refined to give him any account of himself. They was nor, however, eufficient evidence to justify the farther detention of the prisoner. Jaw .41144. • j.Parneymaa In lbw mrri...o of Mr. Pointer, biker, m Upper Thames-erect, was brought before the Lord Mayer sad Alderman Kennedy, in petty 11111060411, on • claim of stealing three loaves, terkitiging to by meter. It append from the evidence of the prosecutor that the priemir walled out of the shop with du,. Wares in • beaket. and proceeded to a polite-nation for the purpooe of selling them to coestabkm. Its wee then given into custody. He pleaded guilty, end was sentenced to one month's ini prionowst with hard labour. Ma. fem...., wee brought up upon remand charged with baring bewail his wife. The de[mdant Li:lini;;;Stiiiincled in order that be In!At be riarmeed by a ins4Msl men with refennia to the onto rt her rand , his wife having expressed a confident opinion, at the list examivalSm, that his reason bad blooms Un paired in worriers of were pecuniary b.saes in tritaines. The surgeon a certificate wag banded in the Lord Mayor, who, Ater reeding it, ordered the deteulaut to be tabs to dm mica. GUILDHALL. Zhu hew Wes placed at the tier brfi.re Sir R. W. Cordes, denied with stealing two peire W Wont from an office in Gnus Cat" lens. — Seem ltiockle . " mid—l am • triage manufacturer, of Gnat Csrlarissee. Tb• two p.irs of bo.ts produced were in renntintr-bona this morning et 4 guan0...141 4104 rickek. 1 war railed slimy for • few narrates, sod on my Myra the bads bad gate. I elm mired my errand-toy, sad to alma as boar after, tbs profaner tad doe boots were bruwithi to my anew Tido is ant the Snot visit of tbe kiwi I Imre martood, and witbki 114 lam few nvarba, I born kat= ta tie ammo{ et ab ou t 601 , takes away la a 1•02111111. liner Robing mid—l es in the prommitoe's employ as eroand-boy, sad this 1110111iNZ, u I wee returning hoes en mead. I mw the primmer coming oat of my mottoes house. She said dm wanted a Mr. Erma% and upon my telling bar NO oich r Iwo lived th e r e the took to her hi el• tad ma away. I followed her tato Addle-hill. where I me, her throw the boot. tab a truck. I continard the pursuit sad gave hag tam custody. Sir It. N . Pardee (to the prianserl—A. you eau give ao autelartory automat of yourself I shall seed yea for two swathe to prime. MARLBOROI:OR•STREET. TNN 41 . 401.100 IN the YOE, 4 1itIT. 410144 Strang., Jamey (hamar, Joh. SAaresee, sod Om. k • Pa*, were at the her hdore /Sr. Beedon, the lamer charged • burglaricamly setrring the panniers of Mr. Resem o ad, tailor, tr. . 250, Oxford-street, sad eteelluif property to • large' semerat, sad the Lame with sees secet a purism' of the lame well knounag it to hero esi. Impeder Webb, C disniou, said that cia the sth Met. • met eased Webb wee appnhended st Ina rest deem in Dessee-street, end brought to tine court ou the charge of hay* received the meet& of • horglarycoes mined et IS,, ilammoute, la Ozked-.trios. The primmer wee resuried till Saturday but, when ho was mm mimed far trial. Yesteresy he wee tried at the Old Deily, end eretrweil to four years' • senteeds. Absent balf.pae eia lest eight the wlrt l f Ihe couvlet Webb. in the memos of altars sad the three gist-rimed primaiers, rimmed the pnseeer Tibe with henna purrhmed the remainder of the Melee preperty of her himbead, et hie house. She Mao alleged • that the other three primates ammaitted the burglary. Wit set., therefeste, thought proper to detain the whole of the =ea the preeent charge. Thu moraiag he had ast le get the e onus here se be had beau told that she was maimed to her Led from the illtriutimmt abe hod re- seised at the Made of the planers. Ile to. unshed for • mamas to compel her to attend. The masons was •t thee greatest, end the cam adjourned. • Steepest Crocker lakirmed the court that he bed found no Ime than Meaty Mast= keys et Stevens' lodgiap. WEST MINSTER. AANAULT NT a M.T. Otisav, a boy about shams years of are, 'ppm- Ike t.t an upholsterer, wee charged with committmg a very avert resell opal George Nab, • youth two or three years his senior. _ COleplairtiiscl his bead bodied up. end had ffinenfkl err Iran dr h os pi tal. H. rased that he re s id e d a t 2 Denrae•torrae, Crier, sad was nttiog at the end of that Ore tor sight talking to roes other Ira when the wi rer OM, up, sad la 611114011 to conTt.inatie. lahruity of sight, him • very offerivie as ir erkkb w be repeated. Com plairat went to irks bin, when Ilto accord throw • DP at him hkh hit him oft tin aro, sod than hit him on the tn..tiee .hi , h be rye! bins with rare store eu the head, and weeded Nr. Psyritar—llad you gists hint soy provoration? Cessplanaut—N.a the least that I ow arr.irr. of Mr. Payola—What du you think induced him to at tack you? Complaisant—l think roust have mwxi•lered mint I Niel in spealtisig to my comp...wow woo oboant for taint, wltich it yr sot. ♦ vfamea haring confirmed the complatnant's statement, James Button, 162 N, add he found the complainant tritedino copionaly from a sr do wound, and conveyed him to the hospital. Mr. Papaw— la there any danger Covetable (producing • certificate describimo the natant of tillfrO) —The doctor mays that although the nomad fa IP not ti•og.roug, eryipelais may supervene. Mr. Payater remanded the prisoner, but to-1k bail for Ida appnumue. LAMBETH. A wHotrA•tu OIYI.NDIEI. A yowl, worooo, Junta Eerier Amen, Irma brought up kir heal examination GU no hat thou eight rhArges of obtain * *tom so many monitior worts of lines and trooriag "purl balooriag thiferest Ake woo fully tom fig MAL SOUTHWARK. ATTIMPTID 111101IMAT•110 99999 WITH THILEXCL Joh lierky, • tall powerful-looking young bilker, will known to the pubes sea compatible of notnrivos thieves, tree chmlfed with samealting Jteeph and Jenne Lee, with West to rob them. James Lee, a very diminutive man, stated that on Than -417 svelalog(lOth that.)be not 11.41ii,who was a fellow-work- Inn, sad accompanied him to the Monument pablio hone, talon -street, where Hollis called for a pint of Nor and changed a sovereigs in payment. The premier wee *fading at the bar, and saw crimes. aunt the change and hand ft to Hollis, who deposited it in hi. pocket. As they ' , re leaving the public-home, Hollis went first, Marley rushed at witeme, and pulled his sem end struck hum. The knurl those round and rescued him from the prisoner, who this followed Hollis and knocked him dose, and then they bad a anon struggle, the primate saying that it they did not give up the money, h e wou ld do far km. Wham had so tardier reculleotiva of what .exceed r lblll lellbk but • short time eiterwarile be found himself at home, such Injured- As .an mha recovered, ha ascertained that had bum mach hark and then they want and gars information to tbs rho). Witnews worn sate that the prisonsafs Walks wee to rob than. Jump h Ben* another little man sad that he law 1S• Li e os. is tha pabliatopme, ;ad se they was lam tO 'i the " g shed round.W.With . thde r.. berms they got away from the prisoner, but after pt • Nithe way down the street the pruner pinata us Is.* (14 imestely injured his ftiend, Witness Sid • ibis* with hire, end no doubt he would Lave sumossisi Y rabbi his, bag not some of the noighbours ease* his asisiscs *Us he scampered off- Inptent liewhit, 29 Id, said that ha mislead information of the maims and stumped robbery, and well knowhor the Caf• dispwrais add, be went in march of him, but es net we side le Ind him motif the previous day, when he mot Ida Y the Berongb-reed, sod took him into custody. Witness raw! for • roursd b amble him to produce further oviehnek . . . . . -- 71hiprisorr, who &tied Loing ths puiy, was rersandcd kit • vest THAMIS. PIANCIeB WAU7AI„--Tlllll PiIT &LTV. This taornin;thecretetiFihe from ca.tta, Mg 11011 lying in the London Deck, cams bake Mr. Self., le the purpose of applying for stunnaosees tsr their yaps amid es a ses voyage. Mr. Charles Young, solicitor, led the ship Isis We heavily erateseed, and the captain rout get be lecsey to pay the wages of the crew. He applied for 16 sameame as the part of so many MO who wanted their 1 1 14.J•aspli Smith, soHcitor, rid be bed an application to malts as the part of ire other seamen belonging to the Hate. It was very bard to detain thee mrs. Many of them efter a long voyage wanted to join their wives, families, and Matins at the outporta, and were curable to do co lot went of funds. Some of them were living on the charity of Miura' bearding-home keepers. Mr. Selfe wee surprised that a necessity existed to such en application. lie would greet twenty sammonee. against Ceptam Young forthwith, end if the wme were nut paid immediately, extra coo • would be incurred in addition to 2s. for each summons. The owners and roorteerns of the ship ought to hare provided funds for the payment of the erew, and It was not just they should be detained here without money. . . The summonses were them made out. The aggregate amount of the wages of the min is about 6001. WANDSWORTH. imyru!AlV. MIL Prraosoped. Mary .fiWissts --- , who I;•• •— b;sWlncustody it..., was brought Wore Mr. Ingham, charged with the follow ing robbery at the Rev. bier . Spurgeon's, in Nightiogalw lane, apham ppatred from the evidence that on the previous morn ing Thomas Vete*, gardener to the Rev. Mr. Spurgeon, hung up him cart and wreak., in a shed, upon his nuatcr's premises. Some time afterwards ha mowed them, and, from what he was told, ho went after the prisoner, whom he found sitting upon Clapham-comm., arranging some uituhmortie on the top °fabulist. He searched it, and found the b.aket contained hie waietcoet. He mimed a pair of SCiaillOra and • knife from the pocket. He asked the prisoner for them, and the gave him the knife, but not the seisms, which were Will missing. Ile then asked her for the coat, and else pro roteed to produce it if he did not punish bat. He, however, gave her into custody, and upon being searehed the cost was discovered under her dress. It also apparel that the pri soner was only liberated from goal in the mernlng. The primmer pleaded guilty, seed Mr. Ingham sentenced her to be imprisoned for sin months, with hard labour. CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY. TIE . AIMLESS, FRIDAY IcVENING, SEPTEMBER,. lB, 1857. N. M. M. M. 6I OL II la 44 IS IS SS Ut' I la IL I.I 6.114.! tor iss U aU 100 all Amman. MON IN UMW *W. 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The tepid has already been published; it Mate* that from the net balance to the credit of revenue, 29.920 L 13. i. 6d., the directors have paid to the London and North Weems Company the interest on advance* 5,5271. 3.., eel they re commended the eseberetino of a dividend at the rate of 5{ per cent. per ammo on the arse preference stock, and a payment of 6,377!. 17e. en account of immerse( dividend on the second preference Mock, leaving • balance of 6110!. IS.. sd. to be cereal forward to the current half-year. Payment of the dividends will be deferred for the present, but the warrants will be sent out co soon an the receipts have accumu lated to a mini ient amount to meet the demand, by which coutse the necemity for advances will be obviated. The arrears of dividend on the second preference mock, frem IM Apnl, 16:6, which will remain after payment of the above dividend, amount to 16,250 t, which, tt is hoped, will be clewed oft by the receipts from the current half-year; Off which the re, wee of the company, welusive of any in creue, weild be more than eufecient to ensure the :exult.r payment of the dividends in future on both preference stocks _ _ -- Tie; MOM IMAM in mooing the adoption of the report sad accounts, said ha had little to add to them. Only unc point be would refire% anosiy, the improved roan communication with Ireland. net arrow would involve an new ULU lily on the pert et this Company, but still It was of so much importune' node Company that the director. had determined alma tat rariarmaseta were finally concluded, to submit dos Me to of • spacial meeting of the share baliao. He led only to add to thew remark., that it was bin eon imemilee, and the intention of Mr. heehaw', M.P., .leer Mosier, to retire from the direction at the 1 mooting to be bald in Mach nest. The emu paay now in • position to admit of their rttly taking that step, and ae both h. and his triad Mr. Jabot bad many other priming public as well as mints, ▪ eouts, th ey hoped the sharirldas would not object to rears them from their seats at this board. Acme ronVerati-n took piece upon the affairs of the 0001- pasy, in the course of which it woe stated that the surplus 'andel property of the company wee more than suf ficient to corer the 34,0001. owing by capital to revenue. Mr. Hamilton, M P., Mr. W. 0. Stanley, M.P., Mr. Jack ass, M.P., end other directors, bore testimony to the ex traordinary seal and sttention which the chairman had devoted to the Interests of the company during the tort six months, while some of them expressed apprehenaione t ea t their future chairmen abould be unable to c. , ntinue the harmonious relations whick now, sad ever more Sir S. M. Peto's election to the chair, have rubsisted be tween this heart and that of the London and North- Weeders Company. A prospect wee held out that the sea r:grdividend be declared at this meeting would he paid to more of six weeks, but the directors could net pledge themselves to a day. Mr. Jackson explained that the e posy was sow getting into what he called "a net poetise," end the future prospecta of the company might, un the who* M presoaked an highly cheering. The report was adopted, and after the dividends bad bow duly declared, the fallowing resolution was paired, vb., " That this meeting has heard with extreme regret that It is the /Mention of Sir S. Morton Pete, Bart., and Willies Jackman, ltaq , M.P., to retire from the Misfiles in March neat, sad urgently salami* them to reeossidee their determination and to continue their valuable services to the ,x,rupany for, at any rate, a short time longer." The proceedings then terminated with the usual vote of thralls to the chairman end directors. EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF HORS,n. Faneefirs who are rearing bores for tutor., profit will do well to take ~rnatagement and instructions from the sale, by Mr. White- head, of bowies belongieg to Mr. k:yre, which was held It the Hermitage Croft, Snainton, ea the 9th instant, as adver tised in the Jostrn4l. They wire for the most part half-bed cleanly-legged animals, pm/liming both power and quickness of action. The first, a bay home, .• Jack," 6-years old, realised 41 gain°. • the black horse, "Bow," T old, 36 guineas; bl ack mare, "Mettle," 9-yeen eK 26 guineas; black mars, " Hit," 6-yeare old, 41 galas's; gray mare " Kit," 6-years old, 33 guineas.; black horse, "Jerry," 5-yeses old, 37 *Mesa; black mare, "Diamond," 8 years old, 22 gulages ; bay hors., "Captain," 8-years old, 40 Cr• grey hoses, 'Flower," 13years old, 30 guineas; erh'ome, " Captaia," 10-)rare old, 31 guise.; brown horn, "Short," haring only one eye, 3-yeare old, 32 gul• ems, and the rest fa prorrhow.—NotrouyAse /curly' s!. MATRIMONIAL pIeYERENCES. A belligerent bighead, who recently advertised his wife, had to pay *mid the other day for her maintenance for four mocks. The industrious fellow collected the money in forthinga, sad was doling them out to the relieving officer with great gait, but when be had got through 2e. worth of the mull coin. the officer told him he had enough of them and tbut tht trick would not do; be must either pay lo weldable win or go to prison. The former alternative was preferred. This sort of annoyance appears to be in great favour with quarrel some hasbanda who take a plemurs in thus Pluming a petty malignity. Last week a man had to pay live shillings for his wife; he brought it in halfpenny *res. This week be advanced to threepenny pietas, much to the agent's annoy- Raft. The agreements for separation give muse of the Plymouth &Wings conaiderabla employments—Plymouth Journal. _ _ Flag to LAmerrtt.—Yeaterday afternoon a fire brokeout on the premise. belonging to Mr. Sargeod, • pho tographic) artist, at No 100, Westmineter-rood, facing Astley's Amphitheatre. The fire commenced in the portrait room,: and was canoed by some of the drapery being drifted by the wind against a gas burner Thomas Clouse, formerly a eregeant in the L division of police, rushed upstairs and endeavoured to get the fire subdued, but in so doing be got badly cut about the bead and face by the glass mid falling upon him. Mr. Sergood woe also cut .boat heads and arm., in hie endeavour to extinguish the Ire. The engines soon attired, but the fire could not he conquered until that part of the prentMvis in which it com menced as well as the lower pert was much damaged. A CHILD DROWNED IN A PIPXIN.—On the 10th Mre. Marriott, of Button-inAshlield, left • child, at,,ut eizteen months old, in company with another one. In her strews the baby got on a stool to lade some mageirode nut of a pipkin on the floor, and fell in sod was drowned be fore the mother returned, the other child being playing at the door and Meowing nothing shout it. Au inquest was he d the following dayy , when • verdict of "Accidentally drowned . ' wee NottierAess Review. enteral ntaas. 0112 SHILLING DAT. TH t. sung, lm. it—LAWN= ea payment, 4,483 date by masa Mb, 7114 ; Wok 4.011. S. IV) K. 100 .9 iill is N . ~. i 0 I ii iiITI NI il viii ~i:~ 6H4 N 8 L 18262.1148 DIE Two o'CLool. The railway share market continues flat,and prices in several oases exhibit a further reduction. London sod North Western and Midland show chief heaviness; the former is quoted 98 to 1. Great Western has receded to 631 to 641. Great Northern remains quoted 231 to 241 per share ; London and South Western, 461 to 46; and Eastern Counties, 11 5-16 to 7-16. Great Luxembourg and Lombardo-Venetian 'ham are very heavy. oIaUILIT areas AND IROCII. &Aswan. `:n :~:~; 'i:.io. i:~ .~.e..—_...._. "'' ~.r,...~ ~~ : PeOy It bet& la 'hi int Jaw* • win a:WI — De. Or a leg EN& LW pa.7.11*.=..—.. *lOl - 01*** =TI WINO% er* ketleal On* Swam Doh 171 ea Ds. Slost... 01. Mw. sal WM. 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Irk airier the. inftuent Joe tbe news Iron India hy au 01. caw emil, NI.. ea Ire darn lima &dined, triadarra. 43 :4i i t— Vanes Omar" M.—Great Irestana. Sq—lrear .li" 1 " Y 0, 1 • 141.. NH t mai oath wesam, mgt. Dita• I.Wilith ahem I —lllwwkar , ll4ll. wril elm ali--314114•4 II i IV. Ita. 14.. 334. 011.• 31 101 gw l tr , S. ires. 1111—Della Maw" 314.—Ilrarl w/ Chir. Dshaillans.l34. MwtcwrampeW. . bet wow mantas at the dere. flu" war art maZ i rw= ll"Pj r4s. ti—Prie. am 1 • 4.-111dbria._ 3/-14/.04144,411-3046 111 pow roll. 410—Lwrwri. 1 1 1/44-11awrilrakr.121-10.0 Irwardise. 13 I. TAE GREAT WEATIIII4 RAILWAY COMPANY.— We ( IrStaAire )adepasidast) regret to Ind that the discharge of workmen in etlfl grog on dm the onunany's works at New Swindon, a large munber of men having bum dis charged on Saturday week. To reset this greet reduction, we hear all new work has been impended for the present We trust that inch a stagnation of trade will not contiam beg, hot that the akin of the company may speedily be inch u to enable them to king the works at New Swindon vain into full operation. The number of nischanios, &c., skald, discharged exceeds 400. We understand that a fir ' thaw redaction Is to take place on Saturday amt. MONBY MARICBT.-.-22118 DAT. Two o'CLoot. The rands remain heavy. A farther reduction of per seat. was quoted in the morning, but present quotations are nearly equal to the closing rates of yesterday. The other Stock Exchange markets are Consols for the 14th October, after being sold as low as 901, are now quoted 901 to 5-18. For money, the present price is 00 to f. Bank Stock for account is marked 218 k; Exchequer Bills, 81. to 41. dia., being Satter; and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, 98f. Turkish Six per Cents. are supported at 94; to 95. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents. have been desk in at 261; and Dutch Four per Cents. at 100. In other foreign stocks no business whatever is reported. The Calcutta and China mails are expected to be delivered in London at mid-day to-morrow (Satur day). The gold brought from Melbourne by the ships Anglo-Saxon and Summer Cloud, amounting to about 131,0001., was yesterday taken for exportation to the Continent. The 98,0001. in gold ex the George Marshall, from Sydney, reached London yesterday, and will probably be purchased on continental ac want o-biy. The t steamer Albion has brought about 18,0001. worth of silver from Boulogne. The Sea Star has arrived from Shanghae, with 579,1001 be. of tea, and 1,009 bales of silk on freight. The announcement of Lord Elgin's arrival at Cal cutta contributed to render the market for tea rather firmer yesterday, as it is Resumed that our re lations with China must continue in an unsettled state for a long time to come. For saltpetre higher prices were paid. Tallow has declined. A telegraphic despatch from Constantinople, dated the 18th inst., quotes the exchange on London at 148 piastres. The last letters extended to the 4th, when the quotation was 137 to 139. As no cause for any further rise is assigned in these, it ia suggested that the telegraph may be in error, and that 110 may be meant. On the other band, the producing of violent movements of the exchanges sow forme part of the regular business of the native bankers and money dealers. The definitive 51. Eight per Cent. Preference shares (second issue, 41. paid) of the Netherlands Land Enclosure Company are to be ready for deli very in exchange for the scrip certificates on the 29th inst. The usual payment of 30f. per share, by way of " interest," is about to fall due on the shares of the Orleans Railway Company. The Rut India Company have chartered another of the fine steam fleet of the European and American Steam Shipping Company, viz., the Calcutta, a screw steamer of 2,300 tons. Every exertion is being made by Messrs. Croekey and Co. to get this vessel ready to embark troops. She is now at Southampton, and her stores and accommodation will be completed within a very few days. This vessel is one of the fleet by which it was proposed by Messrs. Crosk.ey and Co. to establish a direct and continuous tram port service across the Isthmus of Sues, this firm undertaking to carry 2,000 men per month from England to Bombay in 46 days, and at a price less by 10,0001. for every one thousand men than that paid by the long sea route. This proposal is, we believe, still under the consideration of the East India House authorities. The screw steamier England arrived at the Mau ritius on the 23rd of July, from London. This vessel being required by government for the conveyance of troops from the Cape of Good Hope to loth; her cargo had been landed at the Mauritius, and would be forwarded to its destination by other vessels. The Emigration Commissioners have chartered the chip Str Charles Napier to convey emigrants from Southampton to Melbourne at the rate of 151. 2s. 6d. per head; and the Telegraph, from Birk enheadto Sydeey, at 141.185. 11d. The East India Company will receive tenders on the 29rd inst. for the conveyance of 158 tons of dead weight (including 500 casks of salt provisions) from England b Kurrachee; of 200 tons of telegraph wire from Liverpool to Bombay • 01290 tons of dead ' weight (including 600 maks of salt provisit is), end 150 tons of mcasuraltio goods from England to Cal mate ; and of 30 mike of telegraph cable (about 60 tons dead weight) from England to Colombo. With reference to the market for American secu rities, Messrs. D. Beg, Son, and Co., report as fol lows :—" The market tor American securities during the put week has, in spite of the panic in the New York stock market, been animated; and instead of stocks having been pressed for sale under the influence of alarm, there has been a general demand, without a corresponding supply. The only thing to notice in respect to railroad securities is the large business which hue been done, and is still doing, in the shares of the Illinois Central Railroad Company." The position of the market for American railway securities is thus noticed by Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite The market for American securities in Landon during the pam week has fluctuated violently, owing to the estraor• angry character of the advices from New York. The dispo sition of the . public is very strong to invest at the seduced rates; and so little is the depreciation in New York believed to be genuine that tranaaations have taken place in Illinois Auras at 3 dis. to par.; and to deg at Ito 3 prem. THVBSDAT EVENING. The funds to-day experienced several fluctuations. In the morning flatness was observable; subse quently an improvement of per cent. from the lowest point took place; and towards the close of business there was a decided fall, owing to the re ported retrograde movement of General Havelock. The closing quotations were 1 per cent. worse than those of yesterday, and the market left off with a heavy appearance. The fluctuations of the day were chiefly traceable to the varying interpre tations put upon the Indian news but the market is also prejudiced by the fact that the whole of the recent supplies of gold are being diverted to the Continent. The demand for money in the discount market and at the Bank wan to-day brisk, but not excessive. Full rates arc exacted. The value of money in many parts of the Conti nent is rising. Following the movement of the Bank of Amsterdam, the Bank of Munich has raised its rate of discount to 63 per cent., and an advance is apprehended at Vienna and Frankfort. Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 to for the 14th Oct., opened this morning at 901 to 1, gra dually advanced to 90/ to + 3, and had fallen at the close to 904 tot (" sellers ', at 90 6-16). For money the last price was about 90. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 3, 3 1, 3, 3, ; ditto, for account (14th' Oct.), 901, 'l, ; India Stock, 210 ; Bank Stock, for account, 218, 217, 218. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1838,981; ditto, 1869, 98;3, 981. India Bonds, 22e. die. Exchequer Bills remain dull, at 7s. to 3s. dia. Turkish Six per Cents. were marked 961 in the morning, but had fallen at the close to 94/ to 95. In othr foreign stocks scarcely any business was done. Peruvian Four-and•a•Half per Cents. were nomi nally quoted 79 to 80, and Spanish Deferred Tbree per Cents., 253 to 3. The list of sales is limited to the following, vie.:—Dutch Four per Cent. Certify., 100. Russian Five per Cents., 109; ditto, Four. and-a-Half per Cents., 983. Spanish Old Three per Cents., for account (30th Sept.), 40/. Turkish Six per Cents., 953. A considerable amount of business was again done to-day in Illinois Central Railway shares, at a further advance. Transactions took place from 4 to 51 prem. and the closing quotation was 4 to 6 prem. Thi s company's bonds (1876), which three days ago were quoted at 80 to 82 cum die. closed to-day at 80 to 82 ex dir., showing an improvement of 3 per cent. The lumina closing quotations for the shares in some of the new undertakings are subjoined, viz.: —Onde Railway, 1-16 die. to par ; Central Onde Railway, par to 3 prem.; Eastern Bengal Railway, 3 to 3-16 prem. ; Punjaub Railway, 3 to 3-16 pm.; Euphrates Valley Ra il way, 1-16 dim. to 1-16 pm : • European and Indian Junction Telegraph (10s. pai d), !to 3 dis. • Riga and Dunaburg Rail way (ntoWated shun), 1 dia. to par. lf.lll=-71,13 D 47 Two o'CLoci. In the market .foe home mining stocks today there is a good demand for Sortridge Consols sham, which are rather dearer, being marked 2 and 24. The only other feature of interest is the continued flatness of Alfred Consols, which are still offered, and have been dealt in in the Stock Exchange o,t 131, 12i, and 13. Other stocks are quiet. In foreign deteriptione very little business hu been done. Fortuna mining shares are marked discount. Subjoined is the official list of the closing rid, in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the pri. quoted there are, rospectivelx, buyers and sellers : , Alfred Consols, ; Etat Alfred, 41 ; Rant Banat eX t a 66; East &megrim, 16, 17a. 6d.; Rerodafoot, 0, 61, ' Far Carols, 20, 21; Pondeoi, 211, I; Bortridge Coaaohk, 2a South Frame, 23:s 24i; Wheal Edward, 101, fi Wind Ocenvills, li, 2; Wheal Wray, 6, f, TuuIUIDAT IVININO! In the home mining stock market today this = a 1 feature was a further decided advance i n Edward sham, which continue in great request. Amongst the stocks in demand may also be enumerated Snrtridge Consols, East Basset, suld North Frances. Alfred Consols are still fiat. Wheat Edward shares were dealt in in the Stock Exchange at Ot to WI, and East Basset at 60, showing a fur ther considerable rise. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. With smell arrival, of foreign wheat and Sour, business this rooming was extremely dull, said factors would wil lingly havo accepted lie. per qr. less money for English wheat bad bay ers roue forward. Foreign was held for former rates, but very little fold. Fine barley WY fully as dear, and other qualities suds about bloliday's quotations. Oats were in large supply, and their value WY Well sups. ported. gams and peas bring full prices. ARMITALM INTO LONDOZ iaoM REP I Nowaa L j 1 . 1 90 IllOrAy. Wbeal . ... IMO I>lo .. Flr lAA Ratko 'ilk I 4040 = 1 1100 G I •••• ******** ......./I;Wt.. bonds :140 risei;.. Maas.lpnoa "um. till ea. , Buie?. 4M. le d.: ORM. 31.. U. ; Ityri t . a . a . i x . : OR Id. ; Pew In. 14. INFER lAL AT IMAMS& Wl.aid limb. tam. 1 Ky. Maw.. Pa. Ms 141.6 1.1 211. 9d la 104 4a 11d'44 Sas 24 SU 0 , 1 171 lid," 1101 47. 10 la In 1441 d Mn M 11 4 4 ii:112 , . 3 40g le !is I‘l l 4 , t 1 s 44 42s 70 2 4 7 , 1 es lii 411: lad 41. ba. 42s 14 14 1.1 44 44. (41414 1 7112 assist lg. Meows. M. th 1.) l 7 NI 4.1 47s 011 Us 41 . - . :: 1 :::: OTT.-VlOlll4. 06610'. 0616. 01'0, 1 6 .8.• SSA P.. , SUMO! =SWISS TSB PIACTVAISSIB IS TO MISMISI Papa TINTST DUIINO TOP Cl MSS. PBXS.. IMICINO-LANE.—THIS DAT. Sto•l.—The market has been steady this week; good current qualities for reaming sod good grocery dmeriptions have been freely bought at fully last weak's prices, but low (puddles have ben dull of sale. Reflood has sold "Noddy ; lumps, 61s. to 64e. Coerce.—The demand for Plantation Ceylon this week has been limited, and prices are rather lower, but Costa Rim has sold at full prices. Trs.—Tha trade has bought medium and good oongou with confidence, at full prices. The nompectcd twin received yesterday afternoon that Lord Elgin (with his troops) had withdrawn from China seed arrived at Cal cutta, created a sensation, and, as this movement puts an end to the negotiations about to bo oommenced and leaves the dispute with China in an unfettled state, holder. of lea have very Kennelly mimed to sell except at advanced rates. Elem.—A fair amount of liminess has been done at full Flom chiefly consisting of 'parcels to arrive. Ens—Prices have been supporttd, but the amount of bu siness done has been smell. SALTPETHY.—At the commencement of the week the de mand wee dull, and prices showed a alight decline. but Ter terday a large buminees wan done at advanced rates. Retrac tion 3i to sold from Ms. to ode. 6d. on the spot, and 100 • tons for late srrlvsl at 668. SPICYN have sold heavily at about last week's current'. COVION.—A full amount of bonnets has been done this week at a shads advance. Live prices. In other articles no material alteratim. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market fa quiet to-dav : —Town tallow is quoted 611. nett ash; Petersburg Y.d. on the stud, 695. Gl. to 665.; September, 694. , October to December, 680.6 d.; January to March, 68s. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE 31ARKET. (THIS DAY.) We hare but a small number of bead' on offer. Trade d e dull except for choicest kinds, bottomm , onday's qubtr , time are well supported. Although the supply of sheep is not large, it is quite equal to the demand, and it in difficult to clear out at late rates. Calms and lambs are selling about tbr same as on Monday. From Germany and Holland there 117 beasts, 1,160 sheep, and 304 calm. From the no r th ern an d m idl an d 300 beasts, and -110 milch cows from the Dome counties. Pargam of Elba d. 6. d. rKam aflrk ad. aB. Boa *Ma 94rafania. 4 8 8 0 Bea Da t Hf.brodellt 0 0 0• ant 4 6 4 8 1.1e4 Lot: Irocas 8 0 8 ikaaadtaaBo aft Wat.. 3 4 0 I:0. do BAr.ra OO 0 , Vago• . 38 4 8 On. 00. Mora ...... 0 00 0 .. ~..4888 Bowie al raaflust. 1C0; thew and Inaba ... 412: /886. 114. HIDES.- LELDENRALL, 6n?. 18. -661 be. to 64Th.., 6 9 1 d. to bed. ; Gabs. to 72114., 61d. to 6td . ; 72114. to 80Ibe., 6 4. to 6d.; 1301 he. to Me., 6d. to 61d.; 88Ibe to 61d. to eid. ; 96114. to 104160., 614. t. 61d. Hone hides, 100. to 12.. Calf skins, light, 34 to 6e. ; 81. BRRMONDSZY.-Bbeep skin., polled, 6. 6d. to Se. 6d.; half-bred., 34. Bd. to 4e. 3d. ; Downs, 3e. 2d. to 3e. Bd. ; Liebe, 2.. 9d. to 6e. Od. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—TATS DAY. l Meows. Patiendea and Smith report that the demand for ' -! 1 new Sussex and Weald of Kent. is rather eaten:ave, owing to Worcester hop fir bring to-morrow. The duty tont!, num at about 200,0004 Present cash prime : SUMO; 60S. to 660. ; Weald of Keats, 64a. to 70a. ; very choice higher. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. • (sr ELECTRIC 7ELEGRAPTI.) DONCASTER MEETING.-(TIM DAY.; DONCASTER STAKES, Skirmieber Werdermente Saunterer _ rive tan. DON STARES. Ignoramus welted over. MATCH. Meta best Night Ranger. NURSERY HANDICAP. One mile. Ditto, Set 121 b; Amiderdam, Rot 71b; Yeller Gal, Rot 4lb ; Blanche of Middlebte, Bet 416; Princess Royal, Bat 416; Lady Alice, Bet 31b; Queenstown Bat; Little Treasure, Tat Illb ; Intercidonn, 7st Illb ; Orebsbill, 74 10I6; Homy- Mick, 74 1016 ; Terrific, 7st 101 b; Keystone, let 10th; Prince of lhamirk, 101 b; Meta, 74 gib; Hepatica, 7st 9th; Old rimee 7st 816 ; Medallion, let 716 ; B anners f, 74 71b ; Admiralty let 7lb ; Scabbier, 7st 71b; The Htlil, 7st 716 ; Pelissier, ist 71b ; Nobman Smith, 74 716; Caeduetor, let 716; Syllebsui, let hl!,; East Lengton, 7st 4111; Plutostane, 7st 21b; lady Dot, let 21b; 74; Lot Three, Est 1316; Lady Rebellion. Est Illb ; Saxony, bat 11113; La FWe do Regiment. 6st 616; Wanderer, 6st 4lb Babette f, 6st ; Turret, Got; Mickey Free c, fat; Bexhill; Bat All are has.. BCIIATCH RD. - Nightrabger, Bd, Ellerdale's dam f, 7at 1116 ; sad Hems, 7at 91b. PARE HILL STAKES. One mile, six furlongs, cards. Blink Bonny, Imperksaar, Lady Hawthorn, Iftratiasima, Rama Bcaheur, Beatrioe, Nougat, and Orianda we here. POST MATCH. Lord Derby roared from Lord Glargore. LATEST BETTING. DONCASTER CUP. Even on the field. , 100 to 30 apt Comna.tion 6to 1 Black Tommy 10 to 1 Bar Three LATEST BETTING LAST NIGHT. 15 to apt Victoria 20 to Plush colt 25 to Apathy 25 to Plight 33 to Codric 33 to RosaU 40 to Poodle 40 to Odd Tee( 60 to Artilll47 60 to Pryor CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 20 to 1 apt Whistling Willis (la. Dervish) 26 to 1 Rasa &theta 19. Ni.. 436..1. Lug. 13. 4•1r..11L.A ag. IS Sept. is . 4 ept. If 10 se 2 se se SS • ... PI NI IX IX EU g el ! NAN $4. 'U Wee