The Express. — London, England, 1857-08-31 00:00:00

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A Cuasid from Lucknow is said to hare declared that the mutinecrs there were in want of shot, and were reduced to the necessity of firing stones from the gnus. At Delid, too, percussion caps appear to hare been wanting, and the swill arms men, for want of ban, were wing dugs made of the electric tele graph wire. It is also reported that latterly, having no fusee* for ;their shells, they bad been obliged to have recourse to some very inadequate substitute. This iaZa serious disadvantage under which it was from thi.beginning obvious that the antieeers would soon come to labour. They have been drilled to the use of the more powerful weapons fabricated by a race more advanced in civilisation ; but they are not sufficiently advanced in science and the mechanical arts to rubricate and repair these arms, or the peculiar ammunition they require, as they are worn out and expended. Their temporary equality with Europeans, in respect of weapons, may therefore be considered as having already ceased to exist. And they lie loader this additional dis advantage, that, having been accustomed of late yens to e:nploy the improved arms, they have become unaccustomed to the use of those in which they were once so skilful. In addition to this disadvantage, they are also subjected to one to which we formerly adverted—the circumstance of their having no officers among them who are poe. .used of the instruction requisite for acting as staff ollsers. Instances have been known in which natural genies has compensated for defective knowledge in this respect; but such instances are tare. It was remarked by Sir CHARLES NAPIEa that the Company's army was as much superior to the QUEre'S army in respect of staff officers, as it was inferior in respect of regimental' otheeni. It follows from this that the mutineers, though formidable from their numerical force, are vastly inferior to the handful of Europeans that makes head so gallantly against them in Bengal, both from the want of leaders capable of conducting war on a great scale, and from the defective nature of their equipments. Even this reflection, however, is insufficient to set • the national mind at ease, seeing how terrible is the disproportion between the Europeans in Ben gal and the mutineers in respect of numbers. It is now confessed that the position of the small band before Delhi is rather that of be- eieged than of be►iegers. They are obliged to remain on the defensive, and content themselves with repelling attacks, which it is true are constantly defeated, but are again u constantly renewed. Agra, too, is no longer left unmolested. Considerable obscurity rests upon the unfortunate affair before that city. It is curious that no mention is made, in any of the reports, of the name of the officer in com mand. It would almost appear as if an over-sealoas bead had rushed out to meet the enemy with no cos in authority over them. If this has been the am, no wonder they were driven back into the town with such loos. In such an event the repulse will at least have the good effect of teaching civilian volunteers, who are endowed with mon courage then discretioa, that if they would be useful as auxiliaries in the common defence, they most sub mit to the guidance of those whose traria is war. The importance of rudimentary training expressed by awns of the gentlemen volunteers, both at Calcutta and Madras, would seem to indicate that such a Meson was not altogether supererogatory. Au retie, the sudden disappearance of the Neemuch mutineers frodi before Agra after the discomfiture of their op ponents, appears to imply the adoption, on their part, of tidies analogous to those of the Pindarries of former days. This is what we have most especially to dread; foe a desultory, guerilla warfare, waged by numerous horde, among the fastnesses of the Vind bya range sad the country to the south of it, might be protracted for a long time, and indict incalculable Misery on India. Already India is threatened with famine and a financial crisis ; prolonged anarchy would render both inevitable. Notwithstanding the advantage gained by oar arms at Cawnpree, there does not appear math ground for supposing that permanent communica tions to the westward—with Agra, Delhi, and Mee rut—will be speedily re-opened. It is meet likely that Oateral HAVLLOCIL and Colonel Nana. will tern their arms eastward in the direction of Luck now, where the Ism of Bir HURT Law snes would render relief mare arrest And has, we mad remark that if what is stated hi coo of the private Wen flow Calcutta, which we publish to-day, is correct, Lord CAXXING must be considered eminently disqualified for the arduous task which has devolved upon him. The statement to which we allude is that at an early period of the mutiny Lord CAN/11NC applied to Irmo BABADOOR for an auxiliary force; that the No- tc • • • 1 a 1 1 1 THE EXPRESS, MONDAY LIVENING, AUGUST 81, 1851. pules. Munster promptly despatched a body of troops to the frontier; that their arrival theic was met by an intimation from Lard CANNING' Bei their assistance wax ho longer lieedod ; tbilt hie soldiers in consequence wended thZtree way back t o h a t mana da ; a nd t 14ty had scarcely reached the capital when -a second application for their aid wail receivrd trim the GOVENNON-GLNEHAL. The infirmity of purpose—the vacillation—the alternation of panic and over-cenildenec that will have been betrayed by . - Lord CANNING, if this strange story be true, will afford good cave for the most serious apprehensions. Baides, under existing circumstances, an auxiliary force of hardyohoorkas would apparently have suf ficed to restore order in Oude. The whole of that country• s-aa in insurrection, from Fyzabad to the Gauges at . ('awnpore, and front Azimghur to the Terrai. But, according to the most re cent amounts, the greet body of the revolted &pop appear to have marched, or to have been marching, west% ard. The recapture of Cawu , pore rendered it no difficult matter to relieve Luck now (only fifty-three miles distant), and had a small detachment of Europeans been brought to co-ope rate with the Neptiulese auxiliaries on the line of the Gogrs, F) xabad might have been retaken, and a communication with Lucknow opened from the east also. That having been done, the whole province would have been placed at our mercy, and the muti neers' sphere of action in the Bengal Presidency have been confined to the country between the Inmnu and Rajastan, the Terrai and the Nerbudda. The accounts of the temper of the Botn beg and Madras armies continue favourable. waesaacrsble fermentation appears, however, to exist throughout the hicamu country ; and the sudden disappearance of the Neemuch mutineers from before Agra, and the reported march of the Gwalior muti neers upon lodate, may have a connexion with it. The movements of the Madras and Bombay troops along the Ntz en's frontiers appear, however, to have been dictated by a strategy which would suf fice to suppress any serious disturbances—supposing these troops to remain loyal. Dark, therefore, though the aspect of affairs in Inilin ha, there is no cause for despondency as to the , nlthents result. It will be advisable, however, to watch closely the conduct of the local authorities, Ilir upon their competency almost everything de- Cd. It is to be hoped that Sir COLIN CAMPBELL been armed with full powers, for some letters of the GOVERNOR-GENERAL, published in the Blue tanks, relating to the mutiny, rather indicate a dis position to interfere too much with the action of the Commander-in-Cltief. It is also to be regretted that Sir PATRICK GRANT has remained so long proto soiling at Calcutta instead of proceeding at once to the front. With regard to the Home Government, kis painful to read the expressions of confident ex pectation in every Indian newspaper and private litter that it would, on the first receipt of the in =:iof the mutiny, despatch reinforcements to India. We abstain for the present from endiMaring the self-reproaches which cannot fail to hares all the members of the Cabinet for having faikd to do so, if they possess any of the qualities required for the discharge of their high functions. It is pretty (generally believed that Mr. Vernon Smith luoi Received permission to subside into pri vate life. Mr. Sidney lierbert and Sir James Graham are talked of as his anceeinces. HER MAJESTY IN SCOTLAND. (twit ova owl( EDINBURGH. Her Majesty's first day's journey was completed wiailu tee cr twelve inntutee of the expected time, the whole journey of 399 wiliest, has King's-erne to St. Margaret,- station, having Dm eecompllebed within ten boars sad half. The way from St. Margaret's-Makin to Rolyrood was Hued by the sth Dragoon Guarda, the Royal Artillery, mad Rifle Brigade, the Artillery exhibiting in the park a battery of ale gees, with hll equipment of hones and carriages. An Warm thong awed all the way to Holyrood. Her Xaleety Is gareerblelly Rehash in getting good weather hem het raw did reanter Ediabrih an •lees evening, or err a happier reaspdam. Ths Mils arm mill diaminated by • rare warbiam, winds tba pubs sad slopes were animated by • ism sad loyal arembiar, and dense bre al free grad at sad demur the royal party ma they peeled along at bubo non than walking speed. The Pare of lielyrOed w reecisd ia about tes:odatttee. Outside, the splendid bead of the Rita played the Wham, sad sguard of hamar preseated sites. The Risk Consiglio were ceased ea bah Ides of the portico, sad triads It bar Majesty was received by the Duke of Beceiraels, die DAP junta Hall, the Lard Provost, &cc. After • short interval her lbjeety sad Primo Albert left their epartateste, sad proceeded I. compeay with Pk B. Hell to hapset the imaroveossats dud are bass mode eland the palace, sad with which her Nekeity, we bullet., exptemod liereelf Inc! grellfled. • barge admits& Wes assistio palest gardes, sad various inaproveauste we likewise kiss effected within the paste. . . . . _ . . The &Baer partita the nominally foolotlett Sir Benjamin ht whiffles to the royal smite. Ois Saturday morale( ier Majesty, Primo Alhark sad as royal &Una Idt Hdialeugh, err roar for Bahearal. About • gamer past alas o'clock ther °yid puty, Week./ as they WON co Friday, litl Mcdyrood Palace, sad at elf-past are the royal train lstl the @taloa amid the chwariag of the eyeetalon. The trek reicisd SWAM; sheet 10.40, Perth at 11.40, ad the railway joarsay to Bleirgowrie waa completed a belt pest twelve • the royal party peoceeding la post curtsies theme to blear& A Cabinet Cowell wee held cm &turtle at the aSMaI residence of the First Lord of the in street. The Moisten present ware-Z Viewent Palmerston, Earl Grenville, the Eml of Harrowley, Sir George Grey. Mr. &metal" Labou chefs, Lad Panmere, the Chansellor of the Ex chequer, Sir Charles Wood, and the Right Hoe. H. Vernon Smith. Mr. Secretary Labouthere left town on Saturday he estate Howard. Despatches were received on Saturday at the Co hedel-edice hoot the Clovtraooe of Coylea, Hoeg Hoeg, Malta, and V•110311•11V8 Island. We (Btirlinf Journal) understand that the Rev. Jolts SOW, boo twoo &wasted to preach Wort har Ilojorty et Croak, Church, on the 20th a Sopientbir. The Duke of Bedford haa presented the Rev. Osboeaa John 'Uncork, TI.C.L., of Wady= Congo, Oa• fad, laoambent of St. John's Church, Truro, to the visage of Toviotork. The Countess of Jersey and Lady Clementina Mon loft Brarkaky-aquas on Saturday, fur frond sad, {s tanding Ina to via Mr. and Mr*. Baal, Coalman at Laaminston, Lesartaiho. Das Earl of Jassy sou to KM- Mason Park, Oran, to-day. _ _ Lord lan Ewell has been on a visit to the Earl of Mime et Mato Ream Rawl*. Lord Bloomfield has returned to Vienna. The Prince and Princess de 'steellle, with their &Oben sad wile, arrived at °dead aa the 2&b has Ear lead, sod sera atter epic left by reihray fur Uwe,. lir Thither rti Puss and her ehdires led nobslord es the 27th ca their nem is Italy. The Coast red Cook= d Cleared $ law es dr lath of Sop lumbar it lireswellsr, Is Ufflif AMMAN OS s Sorrier's Art te the ArebbAlsa Foams& Mies Gamma will play " Mei Merriliee is Liver pool, as ltd/ay erd, wad IS dr eta[ day take bar dayerre la dr Prie to Ike Third Nam The Alhiew states that the eorperatiea of Liver pool on gag Is pant Mr. IWwWworth, dark trim clerk, Mai a porn sir lAN, as a sok or thale own of like •11W pikes Wry we wider to Net wawa kor Ws pat out door defer tin perikwestory ecolsol ea Ws Wela lbw quelks. TELFXIBAPHIC COMMUNICATION WITH INDIA. • •• quit 4 the hut qa waveredby Lord PaMon* on the day t was prorogued mast prove sollisfictory to the nation and mandatory to those whom pules brat. high with hope or Mr when the aunty news many, h orr or ws of a " Tl.e:ge . ;It from Alexandria" brings mourning The proposed Telegraph to India rid the Euphrates is abandoned, breams ths Pat* sikese to sanction its can. @traction , and the Igegrepli oil the Red Sea has the solo support of her Mokety's gorsamont. It la two years since the latter project was favosishly reesived at the India Ilona. and "barked" by thsYmeign 011 es; and one year since the former was born mar the Tesseery and nurtured by it. Common ewe is tato, all to. common a gift to bow for ever before unscrupulous allsohn inert insinuations, and . . support bead epos wart el prbeipla Government lambus bats urea eipediat abaft is vital to oar Indton aspire—Oa, the Wino sr swedelemos of &Telegraph to ladle. 1 bey have W drib the Tramary for this &drat ; sad let it be • waning dre the. fetes, as wail as sa aleasmat Lae Pt the Ingle purple ire the pat. the lalka Tip* rid the Bed Sea is to be made; bat wo want It seat at saes. The Ufa allee it obis aa beard of the Mews sal Agemones as be WI bates= Sass and Ada bane the sal debar/ff. The SOS nibs ef cable now making foe esaseettag Cagliari with Mee sad Corfu can be purchased te aurae Coestaatiargle and Menacing' before the end of Oasis. Ws ism thee the pewee of fore _ . . .. . stalling Indian news b 7 days la Ostatar, tai by 14 dele in January. AU the amseary yrivempet have has pastel by the Sultan, the tease sad seellselea an at basid, bet the Board of Control lad the Tram"? we OM by Ikeda commis. Primula also the one; we hope that sothas "OM rola the ether. Wein told tluitTeispeehe trotter all,olpeatorcommer. dal this political lopoloses; that sews so derived Is too sesafg, berisier to row; that forreling the re pig ilopermenern gar apilmeity 6B tire tent serleemost of • geed oribbalso revile Whir Tree son sot our wok &yam her re Yr republic iispotsost. We bar ant MO wart le pot IS leek • weer Is the price of alive rot layselooll los the fate tit Lai ? If not, eresior per rem dewing rib, sad he a l ts tor oars of lON IN r areer w ears peers to Orelloo ad err Ile Is Ilmasiatst err and bdi MOM la trying so and ral by Ors ' %MA ore of sop over the Atlantis, loglir ustallel bie nnium. le spa a the trim tweeds billet, sou, driblets ad diew-creates, as OW to oar /00,0001. to lobg glomeless 14 days nearer to eV* ether. We cannot holise• Or ars to. Obssoloosiles Odlos dor tell the loelleh web slibiejesier, Or brew twebo maths base a riper to Irk or be rob eels 110,0001. thaw fra by biro the Adger orb at roe, they or thorn or Man months be At bms. And yet as sisoril so the bistro sorority thee nth is Ms mot. If It Ore Is bit ems way of meeting ask • spirit st of anodes tins that Parrot is pressord. Polio meolF l iap art be bad ; thw is truth we Wow% sod me I doubt set Got re lodlei orgy, support leg roper, which has err lasmst rob obtaitied tam Leal Firer or a tsrdy root to over apossible roof telepoph to lodia, will Nat pros& hies that farther dry is rag& roue, and that the weary will willingly Sr WOOL to gratify their ,wisp—eon all it cry ourgelty—to row what i rag SOD I. It is redly essyseboons to Sink Orborbeds of lbsorde a year are pald r per orbs hydrates to assaboarte merchants In their Irmo sad that a /tin thersid prods re refused to allay the anguish of tremor loptrel by sampan, sad to give the =NUM of vapid or lialitedie rm. stun to relieve oar countrymen from the loran of at or third civil war, and sae our hamar. Apathy and self-concert a oar rakes last thousands of lira sod minims sterling tors the weds of Sabastspol. We were this fighting for • friend—we are now fighting for our selves, sod fighting in • country where opinion has ruled more than force, when moral weight wee weightier than henry metal ; It is our bounden duty, therefore, to uee every moats sod appliance which can help to form the judgment and ex pedite the action. Let us take a lessoo from the pest, even though heads of degertinents aresbove doings. And in urging this woks of immediate telegraphic cassunicerion with India we must not fail to roneenber that hod the Bast India Company bee. allowed to give " the Ober support" they hied promised to June, Mk we should here too he gra tensor communication with Creates leg brie say revolt took plow. The Hoot Irk Camping ale SAW again urging the Doted of Control to permit them to gip • such &MAMMA to private enterprise as shell enable tie graphic OOSllMUlkalia• as for ea Aim to be owned drag this yea. The Tarry step he Wit a precodsot English government brio ghats ark coritiond gar rentees to the Alin* to • bloater penman Telopeelli Oglir i 4 i t e le ll t i l to which the Est rib Oisgag Win" so that private onteeprille, having droll roosopeost below the present isle. of sew In Or mink Me Inns miss* sad step by step, lorldeg lb oppeloaty to pis dew dorsholders by • akar 1111 arrs bore whit Os aipOr el subscribed, err ro air Wiry Or shroela lYdl Mr perhaps have game Imo may or at egy sit re ore wlll be past, and the utility of wire d sari oval. 111 the aprons b ppers relative to the mutinies in the Esei Indies printed a lbw woks era to both Honer of Partner Oro re lOW 11111 pips of glowers din spars% sr wseesrrri ran to twig ~Ma M emo Iry 411111111111 bro fridery pr o sr sheet ot words otos to war Ore rogreporatelWr rat comorats so torshe it Mier WOO lbar. Theme Is • sort cif bar ribs dot a trainable arogerst her borer hi We Os plot—ea rpm to be solnd en the rapt snare. Tho sews of the ail rdhospee sod the are albs Trott, gra are to In Or nor we. a wok's purr Its Omit Ira aired Se swop her Aloroble to 0411101 MI the sera, pearly 6001. Ser that trip, sod the rotary's ore lo ley trying bore • for sr. sob Ms irrabb dor valrees. In die Ploollsolt beim us or dm or gral= l" Dry or sad mild* to Osloisd wbile the lapses to sot re sense to osookly nosed. This rider of the arty of the telegraph rob. • crisis is the best reproof we can give to those with whom errs habits overweigh every other mosideration. LOSS OF THE TRANSIT. we have recieced the following oommunication tram the Admiralty. The fatalism°, aide MUle to the bete stela by our Slagepore ocereeposdee*, red pabilrhod la the Ilkyress et sstatday : . ----- . ADMIRALTY, Acores 29. The accompanying &dans have ads day be reosived at Ude din treat Cesameader Banat* al bar Majesty's ship Racehorse, reporting the Ws of the Tree* In the Binh. of ,Bus " Ha Mo)soty's Alp amoloom, "Obleries JulY 18 . " Bh,—llkavo the Mawr to Samna ~c bararlth, fro the issionostioa et the Lards Commiodemos at the Athol. Nay, • copy al • Mem I have medved. es amiss tier in the Nib et Mika:4 flowa Owwwwwihr Ink Climhook at fir lberakf • kaki ship Tomsk, repowtbi dot ship Wiwi dirk opts a oohs rock oft Cape Other is the Sam Skilkowl requite( immediate assiesess, which I Yak* iserpi by degatchitg kw MOW' ship Adams alba brim the Dove, ..o lb. eimlersd Aluesrlaut .hip bury id NO kw% wkh Forking kr 1,000 stem for 16 lip Ilkis ea letwkare I week liswkin my power to did Ike bwiships any finder Ilakilliwow respecting the TuNWIL—I ham, ie., (Sigma) "E. K. BAlueitti), Como Her ltejeelf • eteeme-ehip Transit, ar Oder, I.Wed el Hun, lia/y 11. . ,' 81r,—It Ia with mach regret I have to report that het Illejisty's ship nada my comma struck me • snakes rock of Caps Oder, as the Island of Beam, yesterday nicadag, about half-past nine, sad received so mock deans that it wee necemary to Isemadietily dieemberk the whole of the Mope ow the Island. Ti.i will be roomed to you by Litedsmant Downer, of this ship, who will give you all the particulars, arid It is PRIM for No to paint out the secowity of seeding scene vent& lasasediataiy to aseberk the troops, whirls umber upwards of 700.-1 hove the howasr, he (Oiimi) " INNIS C as , COMMINVISS. The lawdor Moir of bar Majesty's ships sad vends eherapore." Tim Chairman of the Eut Intik Company has, knorkil to tbe Load Kara, to the maim at kr Cast Or a make* kr Ye argrartr, John Flas m k, Grades Yr Mask min we maritral at Mo at So datelining arlisisk ia INV& THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MUNI MANSION-HOUSE. Was, Was. 17, was brought before the Lord Mayer, having attempted to pick the pocket of Mr. galme%• draper, living in the Commercial-road, St. Georgsf~fte-Pan 1 The peemaker said that as he was proceeding along , Unkareleast yemterday (Ikaday) a ft ernoon be folt a tug at his peal , BM ele Inftlei sound ho found the prisoner in the al of i = g ble bead therefrom. lie had not suc ceeded Is J. Jaw., .01tIfo. 063, said the prisoner was gins tab Ms sash* by prosecutor. The dress!'glimmer denkd lb, imp, TULA Idayer--Has the proctor given his right ad -1 011er—I don't barn my lord. The Lord Mayer—tr de yen not know ? 010 mer—I hare not ire I. inquire. lb Lied Mayor—Nat ball time to inquire! You took So pious into cu tody yeelettlay afternoon and it was par bey to hare made thqth7 long before Rill. Glikftr—l know him to be the constant ameba el O lma Zhe i rsoner WU remanded, in order that the officer might whether he had given • correct address. GUILDHALL. Edward Cony, a young man about twenty years of any ern pieced at the bar before Alderman Hen charged WWI robbing his employer. Mr. 10cnitncr appeared for the prisoner. Mr. Simeon Turner, deft, King-street, Snowhill, said—the prisoner haa been thras days in my service as militant In the shop. On Saturday evening between Sr. and BM 1 wee I In the parlour at the beck of the shop, when I saw the primmer giving change for half • sovereign to • macaw. I fancied he we camealing some of thee inner, end I thnefore came out, and saw from the manner lis held the butter slice that he bed something secreted in him bend, and spa hie going to the tab of water In which the slices won kept, and putting them in, I sow him drop a Menace Into the water. He than want down into the cellar, and In kis deem I took th e sixpence out, marked it, and replaced It, sad before he returned into the shop want back to the perloar, and shortly after called him to his tan, and while he was having it I seat for • policeman and found the marked Iliblpece upon him, with about 38s. in other massy, all of which I belirre to have bean taken from of my till. I pre him 10a. par week and board and lodging. Police-mmatable, 246, mid—When I took the primmer into custody be deign ell knowledge of the charge Mr. Wea th er made an able address on behalf the pri soner who was then rentendsd till Saturday to to dealt with summarily at the petty amine WESTMINSTER. . muisotr an • SON ON MS FATHER. *WIN filemasy, • labwazar, was charged Were lb. Arnold with a mut mardereue mouth apes William Sweeney, In the sans sliestisa of life, who append his my wale state from the mina Injuries he had rumba; The complainant maid Oat be Emil ia Chelsea, with his will ctrl esseskr. Oa flar edq he wee in the who awok* ma/Edd et Ms a winner. who is say gather ssa. ira e inots• 'be yes rather the warm tar ]fa was mak amid. el Bin Wbegusg• Ms imithier ail that lbw wait he • dialtmliont Ths phew ham' Ern la Baleen its imusliaisty hips hi awe Ms weber. vas Mowed by*, Warr ossithir • way shirt upon Ism Omplikast damned tat it en Wirt to ism gem 1 sod hedime* it his Asti Isproissthis_vib. IJp•abiselhil art the pima" s tr uck him • roilest Mow epos lie am 1 He ansped Yid of ooespitiont whose wife 1104•11 1 18.1•1111 to relines Mo. He Ins this brawl down by his NA i l His wilt sad draghter called " Marder," witch awed a polimenneftlC es enter. While be Ohs silsed on Ems. rimer • hair at compleimik whisk moll a MIMI de scalp. Daring the male his sight dier wee Pass esolshis alias, B HE, ocasissd the War pet of she drip. He Meek the rimer is the implisi NA rodeos. • ostMais. Whoa Is mu be On ton its am the prima, ewe Ms Ulm Tits pritener maesssmitsil for the attendance of coin- platheas wet and dessehtsr. 1 LAMBETH. • TIIIIIAT TO II VIDIR. Ms Henry. a rough-looking fellow, se deaf me a post, sad who was described in the politealiset as a seller of 1 sweetneatm, was placed at the bar before Mr. Elliott on a charge of saasultlng his wife end threateilng to cut her throat. The wife, a leant-looking woman, deposed that for some time the had been subjected to the ocarina ill-urge of her husband, and on the Sunday morning be cam ensue drunk, I knocked her down, and while on th e ground he snatched up • knife and swore violently be mold cut her throe. 1 She sennunwl out "Murder" as load as she could, and a policemen fortunately came to bar rescue. Yr. Elliott—You say he he. be in the habit of ill-using yen beton, P Witnen—Oh yea, air, freqnsatly. Poftormnst• to Thome. Canaingliam, 204 P, sold—That about heftiest one en Sunda y morning, whits going his 1 rounds, Its beard • violent cry of " Murder ;" and on going to No. 4, Grom-cottfte Carebeewell, trim whence the cries proceeded, and on lo oking in at to. window, ha sow the last wittier on the ground with the prisoner standing over her, with her heal in his left head, and • black-handled table knife in hie right. He (witness) blatantly forced open the door, and on approaching the prisoner he dropped the knife. The in reply to the chirp, acknowledged that he had primmer, given his wife a " nap in the bend," but said he had no intention to sae the knife. Mr. Elliott convicted the prisoner In • penalty of 31.. or one month, fur the assault, and ordend bias to find bail for I / his good behaviour for another month. a THE BKITISR ASSOCIATION AT AHERDLEIL—A preliminary meeting, oraireard by Provost Webster, has been held In the Town-hall, _Aberdes, for the purpose of taking steps to Invite the arida Ameadatias isma la that dty is 11109. Tia Prime, in a brie Ahem dwelt upon the deshebiewer d bob/ on 4.117 mew fire Amuck- Ilia Y Aissles; asst Mel het thee we um meow to bow SO me the be 111 ask mess he WM the ay, eel me the Ie Ids Nor the Pere he reed !Orel te mot War pelmet Veer Worm geaderes sobs le the sweeps. ere in Isom of the prepol; end the Provoet wee setboder to woo s te the Associatios, new In Drib, to seed is Abeam In 1819—so reference, demo berg ere es to the poidesey, width reel. solely In the Wirt the Asecrathre—Meessee. The WILL OP Ms. MENTZ, LATE MT. FOR BIR NTIONAIL Ras her pp red, sod the estate sworn tinder MAK, tyre of—l,oool. a year to his seldom, to be nearby as his wore, tha French ANIL Wall i s , re of ma to his kw eons • 20,0001. to hie de der ; to nmererr 2.000/. only, to he'larested in the or Ind red Met In New Zealand; a legacy of 1,0001. to hi. bedew ; art the Wire ore at his property to his ere sae. DIRECT CADETS FOR INDIA,—The following gen dam pared theregerdexaseseties Lw •ilmi.des Into the Indian military minim on the Ifith 8. Amami, Q. Bt. John B. linesetra7 . 4. b i s i C. 8. It. Came, T. I). COMM, C. H. C. O. P. , W. T. Keay% W. F. Worcester, J. 8. wA. F. Corte, L. C. Des borough, A. B. M.Callasn, D. ro, H. L. Wake, A. WAlsrlel4, W. H. Treelyen, dl John Wed.—Alten's bum Mai!. ._.. . . . Mr. Archibal d John Stephens is appanted Re- corder of Winchester, In the boom of Mr. O. A. Army. Mr. Henry °ear's Allen is appointed Recorder of ' Andover, In the room of Mr. HOLLAND. The session the States-General of itolkad Ia shod to the 20th y tho Min Liter of the Interim. _ . A MAGNI IN certainly wu the as what Jack, a angple, well knows is the vllleic of Is the may et Kist, kr bb wiediswee e =mitiar, enema the roes* church Is the dross , July 26, It dories So time of Orbs annies. Oar frimd oi ma, fir Own eincoyed tho awry • Need las woo wont is seest — Werth o — r Madman sled ibledheity Lea sa i r a ra h ricr s is mi nk=t fritt i raz i hew dS stn bo,l sweisehei, and deem the NM& sigh he serabel banking et the door of oak pew end seer bie @Mud to thobeeetee with • char had nmanL' l • TON wine bed Ow linked hot; br is a roil law sr epee easel spies war he The sway Ihneeltia • diddle ,and perednlse =Flee wain ewe the Weft =Acre of his lock, at wee stepped the movie* eel haired the clerk to eject the istesder. Bet the warms sew wady elves than ear add. Jook wee desertion" sat to haw, and so, finding Mena patesod, look stop It • lewd of Ilse beiaseine lb man triesh, the etheshabildree, who did sot wpm et te a Whit elf . The tatilt as, Ithwi vm = „ stliehleg the waesey, sal rola, es awl is this wed war, hey is honk end Iles • child. be elesS e l d ts ettiowsts is row mins the ileshist, sir IWO bit peep sod ahem mewed Jest dub wee srA, istworkei bin row wit anis elle wisramboul by the ery—" Hire wa I." At WI, with Ow bets al two or three at the tls wha bed Joined la the purweit, asters we= ad Joe ate Issenebionety - wised ens end the dew el epos him. Afar toe Wee of • few Oats, ardor owl so lassity woe vestorod Os thatch end the were racasseseed and ended without tet ; her . The with, Is die time, scowled to the Hs give out his Ise imiesaramM a Mem= eel-Arid, se Arabi, to to of web bomb M ble bums; bet be bet ael preemelled to trim lit gm lekeveriel by a Ira at ale, emeigeeleil by mytity et do Iltilembliter at tbe bee et tile yet*. Tera ina lo some& lie ewe% be betel ear liens Jock sadder may si the whim amiss We . wisp spirt I end sesswiled et the Iv d ble who—. How ea I— b e c t, r—. bet vrldeb. se MO Nil palmy or mist • sit. The wortcethy mew bb own inarrity. rod liZthot tha mem Zia pi OD alkali spit by lame Ind mum s epee* eirebeics ilbealed enweved the etiestesetioe. baton et bat was recoiled whet the dish, but, epee tbe rein eta amber of the pa deblison It wow wwwsind to beiblenent for o p t. lnn the radar of durili•—ltvoes Nevski Icir S 4114R101T-I'lllB DAY. Two o'CLoCir. The funds are sensibly firmer to-day, and prices now exhibit an advance of 1 per cent., compared with the; quotations current at the close of the Stock Exchange on Saturday. Consols for the 9th of September have ranged between 903 to 3, and 901 to 3, and are now quoted 901 to 3. For money the present price is 1 901 to 3. The Three per Cents. Reduced are marked 003 to 913; the New Three per Cents., 9 1 3 to ; I I tank Stock, 2161 to 217; India Stock, 2103 to 212; India Bonds, 155. dia.; and Exchequer Bubo, 45. and 3s. dis. Turkish Six per Cents. are better, being marked 95 to 3 for the 16th instant. Other foreign stocks are very quiet, but steady. The gales include Buenos Ayres Bonds at 86 ; Dutch Four per Cents. at 991; Granada Active, at 221; Peruvian Three per Cents. for account, at 551 ; and Sardinian Five per Cents., at WI. The Melbourne advices furnish the particulars of large amounts of gold shipped from that peradat Eng land. The Anglo-Saxon sailed for Liverposlon the Ist of June (and has therefore been 89 days at sea) with 24,923 ounces of gold on freight ; the True Briton, for London, on the 13th June (77 days out), with 61,893 ounces ; and the Montmorency, for Liver pool, on the 16th Juno (74 days out), with 50,196 ounces. The Norfolk, which was fixed to leave Melbourne on tke sth July, was expected to take about 100,000 ounces. Including the sums shipped by the Sardinian and Summer Cloud, now overdue, and also the 50,9771. on the way . to Southampton on board the steamer Etna, we arrive at an ascertained total of about 1,0.50,9701. in Australian gold actually on its way to this country. The Red Jacket was advertised to sail on the 14 th July, and will doubt less bring a large rintity of the precious metal. The Persia from sew York arrived on Saturday with no less than 348,5001. in specieou freight. This supply, of which a portion is probably ou continental account, may not be in hand until to-morrow. Were the conti nental exchanges firmer there would be a prospect of a considerable quantity . being sent into the Bank. Of the 168,0001. in specie brought front New York by the Baltic, the greater portion, consisting principally of American eagles, on Saturday reached London, and was purchased for transmission to the Continent. Of the amount to hand 15,000/. is known to be in Mexican dollars, which will be sent to China. The imports of the precious metals last week were very large. Our list includes 168,2001. by the Baltic, 100,0001. (besides 60,0001. for the Continent) by the Europa, and 348.5001. by the Persia, all three from New York ; and 123,0001. by the Indo-1 mitable from Melbourne, and about 2,0001. by the Elaine from the Peninsula. The total value of these arrivals is not has than 742,0(10!. This is exclusive of 176,000/. in silver imported direct into London from the Continent, and, of the half million in gold ex the Great Britain. This latter arrival was announced the week before last, but the gold did not come to hand until last week. The Custom-house weekly statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London includes 25,530 ounces of gold and 402,400 ounces of silver. The total value of these supplies is not less than 179,000!. The gold was despatched principally to France and Belgium. A heavy shipment of silver to Hamburg forms a feature of interest, as the supply in question had previously in all likelihood been drawn from the Continent. The particulars are as follows :—Gold coin : to )hamburg, 680 ounces ; to Boulogne, 200 ounces; to Belgium, 4,500 ounces. Gold bars : to Hamburg, 1,150 ounces; to Belgium, 1,000 ounces ; to Boulogne, 18,000 ounces. Silver coin: to Boulogne, 2,400 ounces. Silver bars: to Hamburg, 400,000 ounces. The private remittances of gold to the Continent have comprised about 70,0001. ex the Great Britain, and the balk of the imports by the Europa and Baltic. From Paris and Amsterdam the rates of exchange on London come quoted rather less favourably for r'iis country. At Paris on Friday the rate on London was quoted 25.173 to 221 for short, and $4.821 to 871 for three months' bills; at Amster dam, 11.771 for short ; at Hamburg, 13.33 for short, 13.03 for three months ; and at Vienna, 10.10. The quotations of exchange on London, given in the letters from India and China, do not quite agree with theme previously transmitted by telegraph. At Calcutta the tendency is rather worse, but at Bom -1 bay a more favourable movement is observable. Subjoined are the closing quotations for first-class paper, as reported by the last and present mails :- ----- — • •• At Celeatta At Bombay At Hong Kong .. de. 111 d. to be. At Stritgbal 7.. 210. to 31d. 2e. 2i to Si. The market for bar silver we. rather firmer on Sa turday, and transactions took place at 6s. ltd. per or. standard. The amount of the metal actually puc chased as yet for shipment by the Indus on the 4th Sept. is about 500,0001. The total may perhaps reach about three quarters of a million, but nothing beyond a conjectural estimate can at present be cen tered upon. The prospectus of the Red Sea Telegraph COM pan, (limited) wu issued on Ssturday,with 'proposed capital of 300,0001., in 60,000 shares of 51. each, on which the deposit is fixed at 11. per share. The first section now proposed to be undertaken is that from Alexandria to Aden, 'soas to effect telegraphic com munication thus far with India at the earliest pos sible period." The objects of the undertaking are lucidly set forth in the following extract from the prospectus : This eldest iseg be completed in • few months, simulta neously via the Mediterranean adignmis to Alexandria. By We meineasmoranicaden with al Ladle will he brought within ens week. ant by Es animeien le Lunches, wt ch will isamsesesly fame, basely emenenlintion will be esta blished. The psillical vane dais vinieneldng at the pre sent Ninny* is tee ape enelikbol by moist OCCUR , men leas le main coatment, while Its social and cow mereid legertmee ie scarcely leas input. The liceourable the Err LE* Oenneny parthipate so folly in them views, thee they bees eenesisted to guarantee s minima= meal revenue a MAW. en the first section to Adam, tram the date of linden suseage neelved acoompanied by aseuranceo of e suppo rt. This arrangement only a=rl=lematies el her Msjeety's go meet, with out wig* the esupsy will not proceed. As a commercial investment, the seheras, which hare been carefully prepared, and v mg he Irpected at the odic', show a prutit fax examine Noy ordinary returns frost similar rot pr iers This delement will be appreciated by those connected with the traded India, to whose it will he mama that all orders for reds" leemenn, shipmester, MiTall, departures, ac e Yaw aswirais. vends, de., due., would be Aile to :Ir. • new cab* wame.ear say to datidoa i to bolsi he Otis sprat la view. Tbe able will be laid in swim of Awn MI lit SOO afir e Ind anewmomits hate ham made with etegemiliseentranses a usitendte the risk of lying it. The eompany hew seemed the secessery coo , eistleen ken the Tuella and Egyptian gennaments. The necessity and remunerative prospects of this undertaking are so clear, that we cannot doubt that the capital will be promptly raised. It is not to be imagined that government will withhold the grant of pecuniary support adequate to float the under taking in the market. That the affairs of the com pany will be honestly and skilfully managed ts almost guaranteed by the high respec tability of the board. Mr. J. C. Marshmaa is chairman; and Sir it. M. Stephenson, deputy chairman; and the other directors sone Messrs. Jaa. Allan (managing director of the Penile , sular and Oriental Stearn Navigation ComPailas It A. Arbuthnot, John Bowman, R. W. Cra ard, M.P., F. G. Dalgety, Thos. Dent, Wm. Dent, Geo. Dewburst, W. Gladstone, Christopher Rawson, E. C. Smith, Alex. Wilson, Sir George Bonham, and Captain Ihll. The directors of the Riga and Dunaburg Railway Company give notice that the time fur receiving payment of the call of 41. per share is extended until the 7th Sept. Any holder of the original 1001. shares on which the call of 4!. has not been paid may receive back his original deposit of 11. per share, by applying not later than the 7th Sep tember, and surrendering his shares. The provi sional shares of 201. each are to be ready for delivery on that day, in exchange for those original shares on which the 41. call has been paid. The new 201. shares will be stamped with 11.55. paid, and the 6 per cent. interest will then accrue. The caution money, which is deposited in Russia, is to be immediately presented to the imperial government. Reference was made on Saturday to the retirement of Mr. A. lonidea from the direction of the National Discount Company : the London Discount Company was meant. According to advises received from Kurrachee, dated the 18th July last, a pilot establishment has been formed for that port, consisting of two Euro. pears and two natives, under the port officer. A circular, of which the following is an extract, has been issued to the holders of shares in the Newry and Enniskillen Railway Company : Cider the provisions of the Newry sad Armagh Act, th existing Newry and Enniskillen shares are to be converts' into Deferred Shares in the Newry and Armagh Commay, and every holder of three of the Enniskillen shares will, ix lieu thereof, be doomed to be a holder of one Deferred Share of 101. in the New Company. On these deferred shares 91, per share will be considered as paid up, and no further call will be made on such deferred shores until 91. per share has been paid up on the new shares created under the Newry sad Armagh Act. Holders of Newry and Enniskillen shares are accordingly required to send them in. At the first meeting of the Thames Steam Tab and Lighterage Company, held on Friday, a dirt. dend at the rate of five per cent. per annum was de clared, for the first seven months of the company's operations. Subjoined is a statement (extracted from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly Lis!) of the railway calls falling due in September, so far as they are yet advertised The amount is small : Amount prs glart. Dos In 8054., IW. Duo A pal& of lready c a . 2/ton dansher Date. . s buffalo and Lake lloroa,Old, 1$ 10 210 0 Z,,01 toss or...l lllt 7 tu r.k 0 11 0..din. Ito Illo pw sr, 3 10 210 10,vuo Assi bds , 3od Usuo 5 deposit 10 0 0 =Aso No 1:11.1. kb sad °mobs ;Lb ollsbbe sad CINI.O • l a s. 10/ .. , 14 9 1 0 0 1 1,0'A 15,90 South Un a, .. 1.1; too& 10 0 10,199 10,144 South. Mem. Sod Woo. 12 5 4 0 0 unknown, 3311.01 Tafti ............ ....... The ships Taymouth Cutle, Wild Flower, and Koh-i-noor, see ordered to be surveyed, preparatory to being engaged for the conveyance of BLOM km England to Hong Kong. SATI: BOAT ETENINO. The stock markets opened this morning with gloomy appearance, and owing to a continued nos sure of speculative sales a fresh reduction of 1 to; per cent. was established. In the afternoon, how. ever, upon the publication of the detailed advice; from India, there was a rather decided alteratioa the aspect of the market. The fall of Delhi isms' be as yet distant, and the struggle will evidently la a prolonged one, owing to the delay which nit occur before the reinforcements despatched flea England can reach the scene of action. It wool appear, however, that still more unfavourable detail had been apprehended, for at the close the munt showed considerable strength. The latent quotation were a trifle above those of yesterday. The ism imports of gold contributed to this more favours% feeling. The demand for money in the discount mann was again good to-day. The rate of discount at Hamburg is rather firm again, at about 61 per cent. Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 for the 9th Sept., opened this morning at 901 to declinti to 90/ to 1, and were quoted at the close of the Stock Exchange 90/ to 1, the price for money being at the same time 901 to 1. After the recognised boos the price for the account advanced to 901 to 1 The official business report is as follows:—This per Cent. Congo* for money, 901 901; ditto, ho account, 9th Sept., 901, 90 /. Three per Cent. Rs duced, 901, 1. New Three per Cents., 907 0 90L91. Long Annuities, expiring in Jan. 1860, 2 7-16, 21, Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, W. in g payable in 1669, 98t. India Bonds, 201. dio. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 41. discount to pc Turkish Six per Cents. were firm this ailerons, and closed at 94 1 to 95, being i per cent. belts than yesterday. The Guaranteed Four per Cent were quoted 991 to 100. Other foreign stockists very quiet. Sales are recorded as follows :—ldeoita Three per Cents., for account (16th Sept.), it Russian Five per Cents., 112. Turkish Six pi Cents., for account, 94t, 941; ditto, Guarani Four per Cents., 994 ; ditto, for account, 991 Bank shares to-day were quiet. Bank of Fog were more inquired for. In land, steam, dock, lei other miscellaneous stocks there was no variatial moment. Netherlands Land Preference shares was firmer, the recent severe fall having led to or inquiry. Annexed are the latest reports from the fon* markets, ea received per the Continental telegnt Paris —Saturday (closing prices): Throe per Rents', for mousy, 67; ditto, for account, 66.95; 81%, Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., for money, 9350. BM shares, 2,795. Vienna Friday (closing prices) Austrian Naked Roan, 841* the Five per Ceat . Metallics, 821. Kidnaps! London, 16.10. Amsterdam—Friday (clueing prices): Dutch Four Cents. 961; ditto, Two-mud-a-Half per Cents, SE astasit New Dderred Three pm Cents.. 25 7-16; oupons, 6; Austrian Five per Cent. Metallic" 74; Portuguese, 451; Idexiesin, 211 Masada Active, 21 341 ; Granada Deferred, 5 1546 ; Portuguese New, 45. Hiunburg— Friday: Russian Five per Cents, 1141; Spanish Deferred Three par Cents., 231. Frankfort Friday : Austrian Five per Cent. TMs} lies,l7l; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 25 3.16. Berlin—Friday: Russian Five per Cents., 1091. MINES.—THIS Ddr - _ The market for home mining stocks is dell te. day. Little business has been done in any dm* Lion of stock, and in the Stock Exchange no trio actions whatever are recorded. In foreign mines, Cobre shares have been dull in at 46 ; Linares at 71 ' • and United Mexican st 31. Subjoined is the official list of the claming pnel in the Mining Exchange on Saturday. At the pram quoted there are, respectively, buyem and sellers , Alfred Comte, 141, 1 , 51; East Alfred, 31,1 gest Rasi. 36a., 384. ; Great Allied, 7, ; Holuttateh, 11, 2 414 Bertha, 12e. 64., 13e. 6d.; Bortridge Come* IIA 13-16; Wheal Edward, 7, j ; Wheal Grenville, 21, 1; Wheel Kitty (Want ), 23, 24; Wheal hiemwet, 6 4 Pi Wheel ZiOD, t, t. SATIMPAT Irina The market for home mining stocks was rains more active to-day. There were inquiries if shares in Wheal Edward, Wheal IkbuL d i Wheal Kitty (Lelant), Devon Great South Caradon, West Caradon, East Basset ei Tincroft. Wheal Edward shares are buoyant. The following transactions are to na from the Stuck Exchange, not comprised in the official : Wheel ward, at 6! to 6); Wheal Mary Ann, at 47 well Wheal Kitty (Lelant), at 23; Tincroft, at 41; 011 Vale of Towy, at 17e. 6d. At e LANCASHIRE AND CHESHIRE INtrrinvio FOCIATIOWA.—The Association of Literary and Ille_EM Institutions of Lancashire and Cheshire had rheas "'— railway trip on Saturday last. They had o obtainedr ,' fill., to visit th e park and grenade of Lord Stank fourteen orilmi south of Manchester, and about 610 persons of both lames under the guidance of De. Bub" monetary of the Manchester Athentsum, availed thimedse of the privilege. Lord Stanley was not at home, be±Li ' Stanley received the guests most graciously._ Ilerir kindly conducted her guests through the hell tmd and a dancing party woe afterwards formed on the 6"• • front of the half. Mr. Simpson, the steward, poiniud"!.... objects of interest in the park, slalomed which yen oaks of remarkable growth, and supposed to be sodOZ like • thousand years old. The visitor* appeared to 'to gratified with their remption end entertainment. Thr7l examinations establiehm is thesis institutions tam0",'7...,. the previous Saturday, when 185 minis of mechasim "f i r Ultima presented themselves, militating entirely °i f; hands, ironfounders, dyer% aid miners, tee. A req.." factory degree of progress was exhibited. From C Booth and Rawtetistall there were weavers Ida themselves to a large extent proficient in the lint sis of Euclid, and they answered questions M political 11 0 vmy eatietactorily. TOTT CA t TE BA L I E ux F u R A O , SI ._ T T ILE NORTH OP E oP uropo Evl s t m PET." ol lll. Company's steamers brought a heavy import of Lot,. sheep into this harbour to-day. The stock were bream= the Metropolitan market with all despatch. They l wiled to in three train. and occapied eliods." tracks. COMMi M. Th e m wem ar. inernin4, gra A r°d to the ~ racoon to your %ffeated at 3e end . on the • than on Endo Barley in fn Oats, on tl Friday, and el Beans Ind maintained. ARRIVALS 0094.1.. elan 64.11. worn . The follow • 500 end 2,400 by bee. Rice TIN &MOW but the arriv day errested In roger TEA have fief of scoot ant. Fro tit in parts we been the United 1 ; to oth for the next ported were pert our sta year. CorrON.- ill Laws tar of imp Bice con 0;1;1 - m body goad Sea Spaniel% al the, 46.. t brown, 491 The m Ikea ;—Pe 624. 9d. ; =ere lel Ditto trot Anital l f o ot au Ditto r Dries Y. 0.1 Ditto To. Atrivall to tW .1M UMW; NM W. ha' wings q fan, are imd lamb .:tom• Os = 1 :1 LM iliceel pm V esta • BOR M me: Duty 16: The holders to-day, I trammel' Thel at • sat =Wpm TIM no mei so Ira of, Thee et the r the orli Thei The Bs;r — ard - Andre, ton of TM= The Mr. the mh Tni mine h there. beetitil and ea After sabres the we et a hi wheel Eeett ?lc of thl ChM midi Cana Balm :: e :: paint click