The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-29 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THE EMPERORS AT STUTTGART. A letter from Stuttgart, of Sunday last, says that at tee on Saturday morning the Emperor Napoleon, accompanied by the King of Wurtemberg, paid a Tait to the Emperor of Russia at the villa of the Prince Royal. The two sovereigns were in plain clothes, and rode in an open carriage, 4 la &Himont. The Emperor Napoleon afterwards went to see the famous stud of Scharnhausen. The Tillage of licharahamen is ten kilometres from Stuttgart, in the: pretty valley of Emrich. The royal breeding establishment woe founded in 1810, when the King, who was then Prince Royal, collected the beet specimen& of mares of the Polish, Hungarian, Russian, English, and German races. The establishment has since been enlarged, the domains of Klein-Hohenheim and Wsil basin been added to it. Several Persian and Arab mans were also added to thatioriginal eoUee tion. The King of Wurtemberg now boasts that he has in his stud the most perfect type of horse in the world. In the afternoon the Emperor Napoleon called opon the Grand Duchess Helena, of Rum* and several members of the royal family. At •boat ilre in the incising he took • walk through the streets of Stuttgart incognito. All this time the Em peror of Russia was wild boar hunting in the forest of the Chiteau of Solitude. The boar was polite enough to allow himself to be killed by his Majesty's band. The myal personages met at dinner, which was given in the C'h►tne Wilhelm*, a paw so megaiticent that the King will not allow ottrompro to us it, out of his vexation at the fabulous reports current about the sam of money it cost. On this occasion Count Uskall, the Grand Marshal of the Palace, was besieged with requests for tickets of ad missioo, but not a single one was granted to the public. The sovereigns left the dinner table by 8 o'clock. The Emperor of Emilia then went to the Feurbaeh station to meet his empress. In the even ing the Minister of Foreign Affairs, M. de Hugel, gale • grand fitte to the corps diplomatique. Several correspondents of foreign journals were invited. Count Waleweki, Prince Gortsclickoff, General de Tally (who took a prominent part in the taking of the Malakoff Tower), Count Kimeleff, and General Filmy were among the compasy. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (nor ova owx PARIS. 110vDAT EVIRTICO. The Emperor has prolonged his stay at Stutt gart is order, as it is stated in a telegraphic despatch dated yesterday, to be present this day (28th) at the fates of Ceuta'. I have, indeed, heard It as. serted to-day that he would stay forty•eight boars longer than he had originally intended, and would not leave till the 30th, bat even if this news should be true it can have no political signification, because the Emperor Alexander and the Empress of Russia will have left this evening. The Empress Eugenie and the Prince Imperial ar rived in Paris from Biarritz at fire this morning, and proceeded at once to St. Cloud. The arrival of the Empress • day sooner than was expected, coupled with the news of the Emperor's prolonged stay st Stuttgart, has given rise to a report that in conswpience of the unexpected arrival there of the Empress of Ruda, her Imperial Majesty of France wee going there to join the party. There does not seem, however, to be any foundation for this state ment. I believe her Majesty is at this moment at St. Cloud. The 6selittitioviseet at length pronounces its opinion on the interview at Stuttgart limier and asmarene diflcultiee of a nature to corapro miss the peace of ohs world he,. ar'ren within late years. More than one of them diflkwhiee bee free happily and gkeimay stuvacianied by mane of a powerful vplrit of ova - ciliation; but arse en still is t16941111:11, and fresh ones ham Me se. Several countries of Europe an la so unsatialwiery Mee, sad an dthvend up to emberramments which may Miran the attawrina of the sovereigns. Snots ham, moreover, taken place suldneatly marina to sp. to thief high sante& No one can eaticipete the melte cif then sweet cashew, • but the policy irlikit In spired the peace of Paris he., we imagine, offend ..islet immatees to authorise unlimited sorority in the Siam Nimbi the treader of a policy implied by suspicam end jailer memptitelitise still exist is the councils of Esc.% it le to be supposed that the mint which has presided the Stuttgart interview will meals Si • salutary ample. Tins impinitions of that widest policy may be debarred in the wespicione and unchwitable latermetation given by rennin }numb to the mooting at Stuttgart, at • time when pa* snots tswildsd with salikeent eloquence to the wed signilicatinn of that hateryttw. The Menace, de la ndte announcer that the Minister of Marius has ordered the steam avid Prtgent to join the French " ludo-Chios naval divi sion," and to proceed at once to Pondicherry, the principal French establishment in India. I have reason to believe that this vessel will take out a battalion of Marines to reinforce the very small Fres& garrison, which, as you are aware, according to the treaty with England of IBIS, ought only to he sufficient to perfo►m the necessary police duty, the protection of French subjects being undertaken by i.ngland. The allegation that circumstances now prevent England from fulfilling the treaty on her part, and therefore justify France in sending to India a sufficient force to protect her own esta blishments, was put forth in the petition of certain merchants of Bordeaux, of which I sent you a trans lation a wink ago. The question raised is a very deli cate oar, but is not likely to lead to difilmety if both parties ate friendly, which, in the present absence of anything like reliable news of what may have been resolved at Stuttgart, there is no avowable reason to doubt. The Hearse, which opened with t renewed up ward tend, ncy, was greatly affected by the fall of in Consols. and vague reports of bad news from India. The Heats., after having touched Cotfr. 3nc., closed at 67fr.194c., with a fall of 40c. Mobilier fell 2-Mr. The railways were Ism affected, but some of the ham were nth's, hewer. UNITED STATES. (room ova •wv coasserompsart.) (IT ounHl •aa ■Maanc TILIMMA/111.) uvaarooL. Tramp Air. The Liverpool, New Tarkaad Philadelphia Steam dip Coempsoyb sorewaisame-ohip Kaaparca, Capeaia L M. Jeffrey. arrived dds day off Holyhead, at 8.30 ma. She left New Teak es the 17th inst., and is expected Is the Mersey about 3 p.a. this day. Tanta RAlMan.—The foil are are the last valsomo of J. yea magte of the prlanpal mob rsdentye Ilineelnph IS Sege. 11 —Seetbsts, I. ; Wooers, Oilman 1173,11141. Stratbourg. 1,17;.70ed ; 1" 1 1.10k ; 4411M8 ne lisiSternseen ; 666,197 t. ; nkSill,lll Amino Awned states that Vt. Welsh, of the Obiwyeasty et Kew, Ye, Ihr the het Wa weeks, been Rah* a melee et elenreediens ewer Seedend, tomb of the Cshasiaa es the webelea, ate, sad twee of the turtles magessera. Shaw aiminesto en rolof oa et pewee is antra end I. Mt. Wshh lairds to Wend W elaerweita• to the earth- wet et Scotland neat eiessea, tad as asy lie Raab WIMP las Ulla Aieseistiea lite THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY JVININGJAMPTEMBER THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BLECTION OF LORD AM FOR. (THIS DAY.) Thin being 51 ichselrnas-day a Comma Hall than held is the afternoon, ender the peeehintey et the view Sheriff, for the election of two aldersea dirk= the Coup of Aldermen were to select one to MI the codes of Chief Magis trate of the City of London, in the engsleig peer. Prerlotta to the more formal badness of the day, the Lord Mayor, the new sheriffs, Alderman Lawrence and Mr. Allen, attended by their respective deputise, the en-aberiffa. Werra. ?Sethi and Keats, and their deputies, attended divine service at Bt. Lawrence Jewry Church. At the cilree of the service the Lord Mayor's chaplain (the Rev. Mr. Alston) preached an exoellent sermon, taking for his theme the following appropriate text —The 4th chapter of the let Coriothiane, 2nd verse-" It le requited in stewards that a man be found faithful." Owing to the threatened opposition to Alderman Sir R. W. Carden, M.P., who stood first in the list of alderman who have not posed the chair, the attendance of liverymen was very numerous, and the proceedings more than usually ex citing. Nearly all the Court of Aldermen were present, and the platform was more crowded even than the body of he hall. The Lord Mayor having taken bra lest, _ The Racciamm informed the liverymen that they were summoned fur the election of a lord mayor, and in order t►at their choice might be perfoctly free, they would be left is possession of the ball. _ The Lord Mayor and aldermen this renarnad to than own Chamber. Sir R. W. Carden who waa automat than, um groaud and hootad u Ito 00;M Iho platixot, _ _ _ The Common 19111111 WIT MbrlL 88/1011.Deld that the follow lag composed the list of Merman who had served the Aloe et sher:ff and not passed the chair, vim :—Sir R. W. Car der, M.P., D. W. Wien, Req., 'no. Carter, Req., William Cubit; Esq., Sir Henzy Muggeridge, R. kl.Xemaidy,and A. Rom, Eq. Mr. Deputy A NOSIITON then Mae forward to oppose Sir R. W. Carden; bat be was received with great uproar. Mr. Sheriff Lawuacce appealed to the livery at give Mr Anderton a besting ; but at the mess time be rest tell that gentlemen that he would to out of order unless he proposed some one for the office of Lord Mayor. Mr. ANDSATOIf mid he should propose the re-election of the present Lord Mayor. He opposed Sir R. W. Cards* on public ream& The city had emphatically pronounced for Jewish emancipation, but if the Livery returned Sir R. W. Carden they would have the Mansion-hones throughout the next year with Lord Derby's friends, end the moon/eta of the admithon of; Jews into parliament. S' R. W. Carden had himself voted spinet the measure. The show of hands am then taken, when them appeared to be a majority for the Lord Mayor and Alderman Wire. Mr. Sheriff LARIIIINCM, however, essuouneed that th e shin :ffi were of opinion that the show of hands on. in favour of Sir R. W. Carden and Alderman Wire. The SHERIFF/ ithen retired to announce to the Court of Aldermen the result of the election. After a delay of about half-m-hos they returned aocompenied by the Loth Mayor sad other civic functionaries, and the Lord Mayor again took his seat In the char. The Rzconnau announced to the common hall that the choice of the court of alderman had fallen upon Sir R. W. Carden. Air It. W. CAinr,r, in returning thanks said en erroneous impression had gone ahroad that be was a teetotaller. It would be found at his dinners that he could tab w;ne in moderation with any man. (Mears.) Cordial votes of thanks to the Lord Mayor sad rs•sherils were then pleased, and the Common Hall was dissolved. v e 11. so !IL iii ea le * sc le 4 an gitl ts4"l QUID LMITS-1.1118 DAY. ! Two oVLoCL In the railway share market to-4W mat storks are fairly supported, but the filminess is chiefly in aminexion with the settlement. London and NOth Western stock is rather firmer, at 96 to and Midland, at 1301 to t. Great Northern has receded to 24} to per share ; and Eastern Counties to 111 to I. Oreat Western is tooted 531 tot ; and London and South Western, 4-q to 46. All these prices are for the new account. Berwick, Caledonian, and Lance/hire and Yorkahire stocks are inquired for. and North British list. - _ _ . In foreign and colonial railway stocks there is no striking alteration. OILDIKAILY MAIMS AID ROM. , 1 rd.' Wsw•r► Amami. SINIPW it Jamas . Iltrallciv. 4 WWII Talley alrbss. oa. &O. Jew. Mist eel laMor.—..- 11.1rkbor. elksolor god WOW oust. nwAiiii;4s DOI% I 'Ruda Ws . lew - ; 217 . m. Ciir....l De. Mut Zeot.--- We Leerollao .-.......... Ellolommt ma Ildolmilk, reetle °l =. DINA Wean. dedle al @oedema ... Good Moillesea .....,...,....... 1.11;11.7. D. I. Oak— (11. MerM. mad pee.) Gnat Warn DratTallui I loassast W sus Outdo ED Lairsobbeasi Ds. am 11,111 Da. as. H. 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Salim ( W. Whardwalwal W. UftitliylAt•st Wird ihry ..... . IMM OWW/WO4WC) i~~~, 400 0 1 71{ 00 101 Ite V ei 4 II It 14 II tl II IS IP= »' sii• - 4. ill il Is' SI MI6 - 1) 4 4 14) 12 i IS IN 1116 2111 292 111 91 111 I Ile 24 44 44 Isj 1i t7~ M. MANSION-HOUSE. loon how.At,• well-known thief, was charged before ALlerman Hale with the following impudent nthhery kir. D. Dryden maid that ma ha was walking in Coral:1ill on Saturday evening last about seven o'clock, ohs prisoner roosted hien and asked him th• way to the Shonditchatation. At that instant he saw him psi. something to a man, who walled off. It immediately orotund to the prosecutor that the prisoner had robbed him of his watch, sod on putting his hand to his waistcoat be found his guard banging down and his watch gone. He attempted to meim the prianr.er, who started off and ran against • wall by Prescott's bank and broke hi. ana. Poiieman, said hte attention wan called to a mob at the place in question, and on going there ho found the primmer in a ahem fit on the ground. He got the assistance of mother constants and took him to the station hone, where upon being marched 12.. was found upon his psnon. The oftre added that the small bone of the pri soner'/ arm was broken, from, et be understood, his haring run scant seek wheal. Alderman hale—ls the prisoner known? The gaoler—Tim, be he. frequently ben here. Alderman Hak—es that I suppose ha would know his way to the Madan at Shoreditch The pole—Oh, yet, sir, he has often made the same in quiry. Hr. Crawked,from Mr. Vintner's office, eross-examined the witnesses, but to no effect. He then asked the magi.. hale to deal with the ease summarily, as his client's aim was broken. Aldirman Ilele—l cennot do that. I mum remand him for a few days. Remanded sccordhigly. &head !tuatara charted •itb Mein some books, the property of Mr. Edwards, in Upper Thrum-street. The proeecuter smid—l deal Ia wese_s paper, I mimed the boobs produced hoes my dear way ea ari , night. A policemea—ln crommensees of latannation which I re. ceitr4 I went to • shag hi Iltde and Mad the hooka ea the meager, sad I took the into custody. Mary Asa Smith, sesident to Mr. ,of Little Trinity.leas ead—The Ossiew bro ugh t the hooka to me, sad wasted tee to bay tbssi. He tuiedto tab them away when I deedned to purchase thaw, and was soon afterwards takes toes custody. Itrumaded far conviction at petty sessicas. CLERKENWELL. n0n.... aT a Lict.Osto eICITAI Wee. Averreis niamsel, • mepsetably-dreserd young maa, ;e421, described ea the eleargwsheet se • barman, wee et the by before Mr. Tyrwbret, charged with Meiling ewes away hom the till of his master, Mr. Darts, a licene od Antiwar, tarrying on business at the Black Bs'l public boom. New Cattle Market, laftegton. It appeared from Use evidenes sr the prosecutor, that the prisoner bed bees In Me employ for aboot eight or nine menthe, end reeently having empecioas that he was robbing him to IM MO extent, he communicated • alit Mr. Inspector Judge, of the N division, upon the subject, is consequence of which an officer is plain clothes was yesterday (Monday) seat to the plan to watch. As soon as the prosecutor went out of the way for • few minutes, the prisoner went to the till and stole a shilling. The prisoner was in the habit of having • great deal of money per through his Istaabb— more especially on a market day. l'olke -optimal:4s Tompkins, 315 N, said he wee shading In t h e proem utor'• her yesterday, and ea coon sa the prase tutor Irft the bar, he taw the prisoner go to the different tills and tare the silver out. After he had got it together be saw biro take a shilling, and "us quick a lightning" *reit ut his mouth. He then stood ia the bar for • few Waukee, when he went to the foot of the .taus and called one of the servants, so the same time taking the shilling from his mouth, and placing It In his waietcost pocket. He then took hint into custody. and told him the charge. The prisoner at nest denied all knowledge of the transaction, bat on hie way to the elation said, " All the riot of the money over 21., ex cept the shilling. la mine," and salted what he thought the onsgistiate would give bins. Vben ow the station-house door he shook hands with a man who had suffered three months' imprisonment, with herd !Amu, for a like offence. The premier, when said, said he had nothing to say or In answer to the charge, bat should like the case a d f pis attendaneriof a rolleitor... Mr. Tyrwhitt saw no objection to Ude course, and re• traded the prisoner for • few dap. Wooed The prisoner applied to be admitted to bail, which was WORSHIP-BMM. au.)pt TN! WOULD. Mary frookne, a well-featured young girl, about 16 yam of u., who exhibited greet angurth of mind. wag charged before Mr. D'Eynoeurt with enamoring suicide by erns- Mr. Miller, • doper in badness et 33, Piffleld-strait, New North-road, atatd that the pruoorr, about a mouth rises, made application to him for a situation as general meant in his household, and referred to a pencils residing some distance in the country, wham euiplertnent she declared she had just left. Witnoso took gams little juiciest in the a”liessit from her appearance sad quiet meaner, and received her needing the ingelq• into be, character Not say answer, ho . wever, was r , ved, pill the girl attended so stricriy to her duties, that he derided gu keeping her, aid all welt wall for • fort night, what an suddenly received information that a tittle nice In en orphan seyhun had died. Thie ap peared to &Wirt bee, so ohs obeerred that the only being then related to her wee a brother of tender years— very singularly, a few dep. after, this brother died, and she stated to one of the damson her intention to drown hamar, as she wee alone in the world. This morning be had occasion to reprove her for some tank, and she dated from the room. Ingthietively be followed, mid found her in the kitchen, with • handkerchief twielarl Ito tightly round her throat as to bars caused a frightful distortion of the (natural, which were perfectly Work. Having by forte released her, she ran from the home when reeoveeed, and be had bar mussed and given into res. tody for the attempt. Mr. IrEyncoart (to the accused)—Where do you come from ? Primmer—From Warr in Watford, dr. • Kr. D'Sysoourt—Haos you sot any pusses? woa P (febbillg , k m N ;I am quite alma is the il—eot orias a - Kr. for • week 1711rweeet.-1 will for the present mrendyoutg 01 . SOUTHWARK. AIyfIIPTIO uioowax wesskY. A tall powerful-looking young fellow, who gam the name of BeNjown prat, en assumed name, and who refused to Mato his real name, me charged with attempting to steal • val.Lis watch and theist, with violcoos. from Mr. Jesse Duncan, under the following cireamstani TM prosecutor, • medieid rodent, stated that on the pre vious eight, about ten o'clock, he win standimg at the CUM, of St. l'houtmstreet, near Sr. Thomee's Hoepital, vim th• griever, suddenly rushed upon him, end he 41t •• switch at his watch-chain, and os looking down ha perceived Meat the primmer had pulled his wan It out of him waincoabporket, and woe endeavoaring to pull tin chat over his neek. Wit mer seised hold of him, and after s severe struggle he me carded in wresting the watch from him, and • mutat& owning up at the lime be was taken Mto custody. Police-constable 228 M, said he woe on ditty is Dukis• obvert, I.onrbe-brietge, neer the railway ter:alum when he Man! a cry of e• Pulke 7" seer the spot. He immediately went to the corner of St. Thontaa•street, where he saw the peercutor and the pismire straggling together. TM former gave the latter into custody for rittenipting tooted his watch. The prisoner feigned to be drunk, but when et the station-Muse ite MU pet Sicily so . .er. The prima. denied having made any attempt to rob the gentlemen. lie was very drink, and mime ha', Niles optima bin Ie risvdort, itn , l g. 4 eniangled with his chain. The posiscut, dewed that. It, nag perfectly piher, anti nodal lees vt easy 11.1 not the e,nntable cum,. tap at the hoe. There arse nu doubt as to intt riding to steal hie watch sad amid. plasm noneetrato waked whether anything wan known of the . . The oinnteble replied that he woe a well-knewn meetate of Wen% but he del not know whether he had been per convicted 4 gamy. The wigleuves bus ARIA the redeemer whether he would ro to the sesleee.hr tell or be tried by hire. If be pre ferred the Win. beret plead guilt.. The priemeer eyed to la tried by the martian* end hi, wor..bip ereterowod Ida to tine menthe' hard lohonr, under the New Criminal Imam Ad, ter attempting to com ma . rubbery. Messrs. Jones Lord and Co. will, on Thunder net, miaow Wainer it thew new mimeos is Lothburi, pee rebnitt. DRE'IIT.LAII6 Tin tint —Mr. Roberts, the Ame zyea trgedi . ea 4m breet tn a elii i :l t itehort cha zs t t rais of on ju it e e= Tbind, sal mob ma with a gratifying neeption. At the ease adr pay Mr. Rama was tailed kir, sad in the ammo of $ abort saber :—" The dashes cad hen wider whale I abound at the eganag of this dream Uwe bees all therelled by the past and Indulgent kidasse whisk am have shows to mu Although we Anneders are mama olt &boas from the royal ask of Engird, we Set se if we ware mama( to our own home whoa we brad ear way Maude tit lead. And, again, whoa ea aim fears beyond the breed Atlantic treads the hanowed dig. et Old Drury—that slap rendered sacred by the same and the genius of a Cooke, a Keen, a Rezak; end • Matassly— be Sala that be Los no common ground, end leaks with awe sad maim-. at the reermsibility which be bee maimed. This, the that,* of lb. metrupAis, Is kinked epee —end justly ity the American tra t mlies as the Ildsma of hie &saint% tng ants which an hie aspiretione are ettreetal, is which all his sanguine hopes of the future are easiest, se the one areal shrine before which he longs sad lam to wonhip. Lanes sad Renthalls , helm.. die that the maw in which I have boa received he.., by ea Eng- Nib audience, will nadir glad the barb gad hi~s I here left far behind me." - A; f.'fFANTiNJURED BY A CRICIFT-DALL.—At • crirke4 march player' I Uptots park. on Km,by, In aid a the Pillar 'lnput!, an infest I. Its mortar's arras e streek in the fare by a rricket-ball. The rine° .0 leer ivied, earl it yes iithereiee herr on severely that rneitkel aid .as *Maned, and httle hopes an wanting! at its woven, Am Email LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (ET lILICTIIC TRLEOWII.) WMARILBT.-THIS DAY. TRIAL PLATE. Tama Dew .. .. Flyaway .. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SON'S. T.Y.C. Wen End .. Rotterdam .. • .. 2 The Hellman • • • • BCCKENHAM STAKES. T.Y.C. Star of the East anal Blanche of Middlebi• are hare. HOPEFUL STAKES. Half Ab. Governess, Allspice, Venetia, York, Poor Pia eir Divi dend f, Harry Stanley, Alen, July, Brown Cbutnee, and Botany are herr. PAID V ., 1101,1T —Catch, Beechnut, Hepatica, Child of Ocean, GM, Venus f, soldanells, Bravura, Cannock, and Hypocrite. EASTERN COUNTIES HANDICAP. T.Y.C. New Brighton, Flyaway, Keene', Olymmw, Eardrop, Bold Baceleugh, Bird-iit• Head King of the Forest, Fright, Sawg, Owen of the Hut, Old Torn, Me. to Jesuit, Border Chief. No et, Badeworeh, Almaviva, Humbug, Gulliver, Tricolour, Impatience, and Cave Adelina, are hero. The following have paid forfeit —Zaides, Simony, Loyola, Cileasinger, Duey Miller, Aline, Vision, Leamington, Can trip, paean of the South, Tam a' Shutter, and Melissa GRAND DUKE MICHAEL STAKES. A. F. Anton, Turblt, Schiedam, and Beechnut. ara horn PAII, FORMS.— I.IICaN Kerpaalia, Bel Olsen, and Chberlunde. OTH 111 AILIUTAIA.—fader, Lady Bird, c h! GreCiAll. Victoria, Brame, Dike of Duty, Winkfleld, i neapsebed, Katharine Log* Tien, Admiralty. Bald Fared Stair,lndy Conynnham, Waken, thlwortail, Clarion f, Melia Haney f ($ yr.), Comquot. Cheater Rates will take place on 3lmiday and Tuesday nest, the 6th and 6th October, in oonsequence of the Yank. day bift appointed for the 7th. ACITCULTrItIit. SALTS. Amongst the agricul tural sales taking plata this weak are two claiming unusual attentlen, cis., those of Sir J. V. Shelley's stock at Mare. arid Park Fano, sad I:4Kr. T. Barton, of Pebeham, Mr. flatten's sale was to commerce yesterday (Monday) conthining for four days, and comprbling 00 fins cows sod heifer., 44 yesrling heifers and steers. sod numerous work ing oxen, sod other enituals. The Isle of the herd close. to-day, the Beek of 500 Southdown sheep, and the horse. commandos,. to-morrow. The wile of Sir .1. V. Shelley's flock sod stock at MarsisfleM Pork Farm, is toed for Seturday next, October 3rd (the day after Lewes Old Sheep bale). The flock rem/eine 140 ewes, 200 ',ether lambs, and 100 stock ewe lamb*, with s few rams. The stork include. 2.5 pure bred Rumex working oxen sod steers, and several short hors steers, and there are oleo 40100 very valuable cart Iterees. 7 Stescce 4drecauc, _ _ _ A OETErTIVE OFFICER IN A NEW VOCATION.- Ir. sterday one of the deteetive officers nn duty et the EebiU don arensted Mr. J. C. Deans, the oreneral commissioner, marl raid, tt I want to know, Sir, what I am to do with a num seA Iceman that are ben ; the man is one of the greatest pick pocket, ere here, end he is only just out of gaol, where he bee beet serving 18 menthe." Mr. Deane turned round, and ewe. rtyliehly-dreesed couple, the rmaid Rentlernan being f• mete im" iverllently, and wearing an eye-clam. They knew it was futile to attempt to tweepe from the lynx-eyed! ofileer, end en they trend quietly Deal him. The Mlleer added, '• They have been Parched end there's nothing on them. end, so they have paid their half (Towne, the man plead+ hard to be allowed to are the Exhibition." " Well," mid Mr. Deane, "you had better chow them round the Ex hibition, and then show them out" The officer took the hint, and forthwith berme • moat polite and attentive eke nee. He pointed out the principal pictures and other objects of virtu, all of which were .10y scanned by the gentleman with the eyeeglarie; aed when the inopection (which was a trot ludicrous nee to these who were in the secret) was over, in entnewhat lees then two home, the v6itors with the unenviable reputation Were introduced to all the °Mows in the Exhibitim, sod then taken to the entranee to the &deafest Genies. from the trenrept. They went into the gardens, and it is randy neeesaary to add that they WTI not ems *gain in the Exhitfitims.—MincAtace Ownrdiern. PHOTOGRAPHING ON IV OOD.—ThR following la extracted from the Sriodijit Americas ° lo pepariog rood ougravings—euch as are employed in all book. and news papers when the picture. are printed on the some sheet, and et Um mese dine with the type. or keterprem—the picture is oat draws_ by bind on the smooth block of wood, and the Wes ad shades are salrequently relived, or rather the white mese, le ask b th e gill of the engraver. A patent was Mined en the Ath of May Mat, to R. Price. of Worcester, Mum, for • process of photographing en wood in lieu of drawing by bend, which 111.4 Mace been so far developed In. the proprietors, C. J. B. Waters and Co., of Nu. 90, Vultonstreet, that city, as to be pmnounced sureeseful by Doom of our beet engravers. The mime is so premed aa to be primitive to light, like the glass or paper employed in the ordinary photographic process., sect the image of any object is thus Impressed upon the block with greater receuracy than it is possible to accomplish by human gill. We have seem some wood blocks bearing very doe pictures produced by this miens, and a number of mach pictures have heenengrand mid printed, showing that it le practicable ao to uss them. The priocipel defect of ouch "sun picture, for this purpose is their too greet delicacy end faintness. If this ran he Orefenne and the pictures be produced with the roger mid etemith of ordinary Indian ink work, the in vention will miry greatly facilitate the prodirtion of Manatee! books sad newepepers ; and it is quite rideable that. with practice, engravers may accustom thenimives to work from them dm, logs me now produced without difficulty. At present the invention is moot enciewalui in Moder engravings from copies. It is now is daily me for the propsse" i ambit Mole I penSeraw. . i 4 :+ 1 4 :I 1" 29, .1857. 1 1111,010 10 11,00, 1 IC A O Si 4,N0 10 1 111 01000 1 11,000 40 IS M ! than 1 V 1 P 0 AOC* Mw liMiti % KO 1106. 1 IM M O &NO &) 1111,114 MU Ft)RilliN 11 Ice la . wig, Llfilted -.-, --- - 11 Wrwr 4In I t k = DLit. Joh dot Fy Cot — r — e OWst . 0 4 1 .1 0 IlovatalaCipppel new. Milne Compia7- Notig u bs i ad lip illy. TAM Pyattl~ltal= dr pot I 1 a a la 71 Ij as pot , I 4 3 Ut 1 110eatie W. (UN2IOII rz o, I: 1.... write : L ra gel ki l .. us,.o 12,044 12 194. 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WAN KM i 1 NON WOO 106.1100 KW IWO L 1412 Is II e.l l'i Ili file $1 40 134 1.0 N II U It i l 1; to toe II Ildis I/ 3, ►i It- ll 7 22 I 2 # S 1:. i" S Is OD l II IS .4 1 1 1• If OS MI • 1I •Y 4? ti 1.00.411 h SEALE Unimak Sam It—The market hap b... wrydm to-ifc bra pins olmfy. lAndadalre pod orlohlro. OSP—Loolps pad Wolk Wall•ra,99 IP ie if oow. d —lath Avg..% Ilipnrlct. South Laura IPI-111. H dur is. re Peal. de& 0. In-01W of Csoaap.ll*. Affursa. San. IL—Tbere . so math Wire, sal I. ppkt of Yu elholed Ina for nest account. MOM =reap loom 19f 11.1$ 1 9.1.1—1e0& 91—Id Musa. %Si: auhfro. 994-I•=f ii al . + i *-15haflipitis, 491—Elpok of p —Chud Una opopps, Sear, —Mukluk loactin, .1111 little &haglike tfom fUtalrday4 peplatinen Orat lifo•tonz leemlethms Oinematopl Stook ins Pops at V& Owlet Woe• GRIM 1)1 14—Lpadop Pod /UM Ireipm. 94 99 * -19999 .4 k . lt= Binehnlipm 01404 a 19*—a. o *99914 91 94. MONEY MARSHY-THIS DAY. Two o'Cioet. The funas to-day hare been rather firmer, but an improvement of per cent., which was quoted during the greater part of the morning, has not been maintained to the present hour. Prim are now quoted - the same as at four o'clock yesterday. The general appearance of the Stock Exchange, however, is to-day steadier. Consols, after standing at 90/ to 1 for the 14th of October, are now quoted 901, " sellers?' For money the present quotation is 89; to 90. Exchequer Bills continue heavy, and have been sold at 10s. dia. Exchequer Bonds, 1858, are marked 981. Turkish Six per Cents. are marked 94; to 95/ for money, and 95; for the 18th October. The pre sent quotation is 94j to 95 for cub. Other foreign stacks are very quiet. Sales are recorded as follows, viz..: Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 101 j ; do., Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, at 101; do., Four- and-a-Half per Cents. at 981 ; Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents. at 651; Grenada Active at.2l ; and Mexican at 211. The Bombay mails are expected to be delivered in London about mid-day to-morrow (Wednesday). Upon the publication of the official tele. graphic despatch, between three and four o'clock yesterday afternoon, a partial rally ensued, the market being assisted by purchases both for in vestment and to cover previous speculative sales. The closing quotations were per cent. below those of Saturday, but the market was steadier in cha racter. The adverse point in the news to which chief importance is attached is the mutinous spiritevinced in two or three regiments in the Madras and Bon. bay Presidencies; bat, on the other hand, it is most satisfactory to know that the trying interval neces. sarily occurring between the date of the despatch 'of the ►arge reinforcement, from England and their arrival in India has been abridged by another fort night without tidings of farther menet,' disaster. Viewed in this light, the news now to hand is re garded by many persons as a relief. English railway shares fell heavily yesterday, whilst the French lines were firmer. The commercial demand for money continues brisk, at full rates, and the applications at the Bank were yesterday rather numerous. In the Stock Ex change the rate for loans on government securities until the middle of October was about 5 per cent. At Vienna and Amsterdam some improvement has taken place in Austrian stock, owing to the hope that the meeting of the three Emperors will be fol lowed by a reduction of the vast military establish ment which weighs so heavily upon the Austrian finances. At Berlin, Russian stock has fallen per cent., in consequence, probably, of the tightness of the money market in that city. The Committee of the Stock Exchange yesterday formally decided that the House shall be closed on Wednesday, the 7th October (the day of Humilia tion and Prayer). The day will be observed as a close holiday in all the public offices and throughout the City. Gold to the amount of 317,300/. has arrived from Australia per the ships True Briton, from Mel bourne, and Nourmahal, from Sydney, the former having 81,899 ounces of gold and 30,400 English sovereigns, and the latter 3,334 ounces and 26,000 Australian sovereigns. The 30,400 English sove reigns go into the Bank, which also purchased to day 7,0001. or 8,0001. in gold. As the demand for the Continent is active, it is thought that nearly the whole of the residue will be sent away. About 5.5,000/. of the amount ex the True Briton, which reached London yesterday, has already been sold the exportation. The Gazehound has also arrived from Moreton Bay, but is not known to have any gold on freight. The amount of specie brought by the Asia, trout New York, is stated at 11,0001., and of this nearly the whole is understood to consist of Mexican dollars, which will probably be despatched to China. The steamer Albion has brought 20,0001. worth of silver from Boulogs°. According to advice from Hull, the advances made by Messrs. Harrison, Watson, and Co., to the Hull Flax and Cotton Mills Company reach about 20,0001., but it is alleged that Mr. Bright, the chairman of that company, ia indebted to the bank to the extent of 80,0001. or 90.0001. The immediate assets of the firm are stated to consist of 80,0001. in cash and bills, whilst their liabilities to depoeitors are understood to be large. No authoritative details, however, hive been published. A meeting of all the partite , con cerned is expected to be shortly held. Much Gym pathy is expressed in the town for one of the partners. The corn market yesterday was rather firm, sad in some cues an advance of Is. per v. over the previous Monday's rates was paid for wheat. Most of the provincial and French market, continue fiat. There have been few arrivals of grain-laden vessels off our coast from the south of Europe during the last ten days. The Crest of the Wave has arrived from Foo chow-foo, with 893,0001b1. of tea on freight. Of her cargo, 1,400 packages are described as new season's teas. The Coldstream has also arrived front China. Telegraphic advieea from St. Petersburg quote the price of tallow at lel ro. on the spot. The following memorandum is from the Great Western Railway Company of Canada: Graham-house, OldlOroad-street, London, Sept. 29. The Asia this day primp the result of the half-year's amounts to July 31st lest. The net amount (after deducting all char ges ) svaiLblo for dividend, is 94,1364 10s. lld u and the dividend whith will bo recommended by the directors is at the rate of 6 per ant. per annum, which will abserb 93,2131. de. 3d., end leave a surplus tot* carded over to next half-year of 4231. ss. 3d. crtureery. The weekly trete° return of the Great Western Railway of Canada shows a total receipt of 10,7074, or 371. les 6d. per mile, against 12,1341., or 421. 17s. 6d. per mile in the corresponding week of last year. The half-yearly dividend on the Turkish Su per Cent. Loan is advertised for payment in due course. The bonds drawn in July last, amounting to 31,860/., are also to Do paid off at par on thelOth of October. The directors of the Royal Surrey Gardens Com pany have convened a westing of the shareholders for the 6th of October. Amongst the subjects to be brought before the shareholders arc the following, viz. : To decide upon the propriety of raising the sum of 10,5001. by mortgage, debinture, or bond, in addition to the prison mortgage debt of the company. To take into consideration "equitation, duly signed, to remora from the directorship of the said company four of the present direotors, and to appoint four other directors in their stead. A general meeting of the Union Assurance Society is called for the 9th of October ' " for the purpose of confirming the resolutions and orders of the general meeting of the 23th inst." The directors of the New Equitable Life As surance Company announce "their intention to defer the declaration of a second bonus until the spring of next year, or until arrangements have been per fected for bringing under one management the New Equitable and Medical and Legal Companies." Yesterday was " making-up day" in the share mar ket. The rates of " continuation" were generaily =aerate, varying little from those current at the lest settlement. London and North Western, Midland, and Lancashire and Yorkshire stocks, are supplied to a fair extent, whilst Oreat Western continues searce in the market. Subjoined is our usual statement of the terms generally quoted: London and - North Western from 348 to I per cent. on tinuation. Grist Wast.n „ even to I-18 " back- Midland „ 3-16 to continuation. lanesahise and Yorinhins "ito i ditto South Smetana -16 to i per aura ditto Great Northern -32 to 1-16 ditto Caledonians -32 to 1 ditto York and North Midland -16 to 3-16 ditto Berwick. -16 to I ditto London and South-Western ~ } to II ditto Gnat Western of Canada bIoNDAT Evsxmo. 7 Controls, which closed on Saturday at 901 to a for the 14th Oct., opened this morning at the same quo tation, fell to 891 to 90, and closed at 90 to 4. For money the last price was about 89j. The ofijcial business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 904, 891, 90, 891 ; ditto, for account, 14th October, 901, 90, 891, 001. Three-ands-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, fall ing payable in 1858, 98 : , 981 ; ditto, 1869, 981. India Stock, 210, 209. , Exchequer Bills remain quoted 10s. to Bs. die. Foreign stocks exhibit very little variation. Turkish Six per Cents. were remarkably well sup ported, in face of the heaviness of Consols, and closed at 94/ to 95. The approaching deduction of the half-yearly dividend of 3 per cent. tends to strengthen the price of this stock. Turkish Gua ranteed Four per Cents. receded 4 per cent, being last quoted 991 to 4. In the market for Bank shares to-day quietude prevailed. Ottoman Bank were rather flatter. In land, steam, and miscellaneous shares, the operations were limited. London General Omnibus shares were a little firmer, closing at 3 13-16 to 31. The nominal closing quotations for the shares in some of the new undertakings are subjoined, via.: —Oude Railway. 1-16 dia. to 1-18 prem. ; Central thide Railway, par to 4 prem.; Eastern Bengal Railway, 4 to; prem.; Punjaub Railway, to 1 prem.; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1-16 dia. R tjar; European and Indian J u n c ti on Telegraph oe. paid), 1 dis. to par ; Iliga and Dun a b urg ' way (Consolidated shares), 4 dr. to par. MINIM-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoot. The market for home mining stOcitsT;IIIIII ..'... IIII quiet, with little change in price. Alfred Consols shares arc rather flat, and are marked 131 and 13. North Frances shares have been dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 13, and Par Consols at 20!. Foreign mining shares still attract little or no attent ay. Subjoined is the official lint of the closing prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prtees quoted there are, respectively, buyers and seller : Alfred Console, 13, I 4; Lody Bertha , 23a. 24a.6d. ; Nort h Frances, 13, 13f ; Sortrktge Consols. 2,2 i; St. Day United, 24a., 2.3*.; Wheal Edward, 10, 101; Wheal Grenville, 29a. 31a. An extraordinary georral meeting of the London and Virginia Gold and Copper Alining Company is called for the 29th of October. with a view to the registration of the com pany under tho Limited Liability Act. 301117 ST= sur=e 10,000 100 Agra Del U. 1166.11691 00 sa,eos 10,00 , 36 Bonk es idmt 14 Sl_ 6,000 100 Ssak of Union . SO 49 Os so arte.cat.a.aanaZae - .an 10,000 SO 194t15.1111030 • en 1f.1114 ISt lmursdlludietln.L. Autralla, sad 10 M la of 10,0110 IN — -10,000 ISO Counionidrarardie $6,000 10 ted.ll3olAustasen. 115 165 10.1030 Oss.Bantoitirlturbst 11 —•-• UAW 10 tes.ChartisalotAus. an 155 MAO N Loodoe 690 Osoaty OAS AI WAS hist flak M -••— 60,000 ISO Landon &Ms mln•br SO —.- 10.064 IN MU. trow.6l Impel 13.00 10 T. 10 10,00 s 30 11011m1linit IS UAW DO Nom Mee WSW.-- .0' 44 0 16,000 39 Puma M. . WI 19 10,400 13 Orloataaak ail $ll 31 10,000 MO ressylashl al 16 4,000 10 0..1m . an woe 39 %ads 0.66a;. all 33,000 Si Miss et Asmirals anSe $ gt 6,000 De. 11•9 90,000 SS IS -- SAN 100 Q T Y aul 93 -- $.1190 100 Wsni. Beak cl 611 IS ll d 47 44 le a U 17 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. on Y aciNrrre astraidrei.) • (nom 001 own eiounrcrosnior.) We had a moderate attendance at market this day. The trade was quirt. Secondary qualities of aimed slightly emit r. Pine dearrmtiorui Weedy. Indian corn dull. Oats and dour lower. Oatmeal la. tar load lower. Pens 2s. higher en the neck. MiNCINO-LANE.-TU DAY. SUGAR—The goad and 61Se current qualities are going off in public .le at prorique Salta, but other descriptions are Tyr, dull of sale. Refined ateady. Correr.—The public ,alas are progressing without show lag say =twig alteration in prior". TEA.—The public soles ere going off at previous rates. Eliarrernr.—Prlcca hove an upward tendency; was bid for refraction 6i, and bought in at 665. ; refraction ill to 16 sold at 69e. to 6N, t. in public aide. Rica dab a arm app erence at the late advance. Courts.—No soks of intro -more to report. 1n other &radian° untional alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. T o market IN quirt at the annexed quotations:—Town tallow 611, Q. nett t ; Petersburg Y. C. on the `pot, Me. Od.; October to D.:amber, 67e. Ud. ; Jsnuary to Muth, 682. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. ft. 3. Davis reports trade 'wavy. Priroe mssdow My, 61.. to 70. ; sup, rior ditto, 255. to 00a. ; inferior ditto, 60.. to far. , rowoo, GA. to Os.; clover old, 90s. to 100 s., wooed cot, Us. to 94.; straw, los. to 28s. 4 li t • Ti i I