The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-23 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Bohn Ur. Canaisaiosist HaWO.) THE ROYAL. BRITISH BANK. NOTING FOR ris LAST 2/11MINATIUM or Too T e .aq Ins sprgaidfar the tug WO , :nation of the direr - wun gi gg the Royal British ►tank under the peek tyw bience-shasts hove b Sled, extending over wise el NB Itallio rem TSB CLAM Or 11111. IMRE Soir dr sedipmes, awl that • few days dos yo eon IND applied he with mewl to • claim lade boo. Urea befider, awl ft was mg:rested that the miler ion be sahmitted to 'shrew s. but the sadism MOMlsted It *es met se much • matter of account as law • thisslbee, bad be salt his 'tumour to hz • day for die: weft Ile deek lit Mow sppc.inted the 23th of October for that par r& flr. Warr ma Ws was the reettag for lb. loot s migioNe, d t,aa lialmodwis had been Wed, hei ma* thei it wee abeeiNetp eneerry do Ea edleereweee 'heed& bee pima ire ender that e s eseipare sight bine the eppariewity emadelag ▪ eramte. 0 beim was mend by Mr. Oilmen ▪ ble. Wmplere ream beitelfet Mr. IdidsmilLassady Mr. Valseet, Betisida eel Mr. le dd we id Mew mad Mama at the pent al dam Older, Meet. e.g Med. wire beams Abram ea dedb et hap" beim de Tb. W denied OM dr beinsewheme e bredeviely. lmall le NM ea or bine es bted Mpteebm, bet the led wee set Sled until the no WM% owl the by Sawa. Caper Ned Morena wig ire.w di a Me. Mew, sod Mr. Inedelsid, who apparel ▪ de dead^ reasted %w airameat. Ik. Wham ders weal bee • vary heretheaal= ▪ d ewe, width bed beta peed by dr lee bed bete sr alb* amber ee the Womb dee redirse. Wiheramraemdtrwa.Ywdwhisk it hid bet bladed te leis die be ewe may ft Itweld Yeemikes dr wdreeee bed ad bra die le ~aide elarber.whielwereeddeleaatid•WaL; betbrited ✓edette ihrewateellythseaddwerealdsereiveadtvidert albs. It de p.ad—.welt Nun hem w asbek le. dd. Med, *wheals with whom the weisear eriedeieed g mer g Mel they weed! be akin* abet ewes amere ei Wes w Mp eld be eaddreatry II Me weilbeee tad red the -Ate if dr ,seet. I. this *Wawa' that Ws eel d paleamet giving pewee le .that • areptembe lid eel Wader with the lima% of the cr eel ears. wire melt epply le the erret dr hove le peened against any awe. War vile wed be reidou d feel" security. Ile ✓eel fie eireehehtere te rose forireal dad eastribata dmme Z my bed vetereed beat abroad with the himelaa at ere la L. wpm , . ahhemed the ems to the wen eider. ii. i ism rii w thea adjewesed kr two recostia MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. THIS DAT. (Mlx• Yr. &Ma, nl Clakenvsll tlYryr Arr. ; I.ha Yeeply, ; and Beeiesein Itasszerf a kit, woe Mikes for steeling s time yews sad Am of thseahte of 51., the property of Gawp NV Ll '▪ 141. hisawelliwbouse. 41 Ir. D Mr. Meet was coma foe one of IC i pr ik urodor le a frallooos, living at Albert-cottage, libiablig.cgastaa, sod It oppowd that es the sth inst. the pima Loa mat b the Is., of hi residence end offend ore booms* Andes M ; dr too other prisoaers wow astrisgat Ma pt o reaseater's daughter refused timbale gay ad the rheum weal away. Shortly after midi • Mm Or sad ether setkew were mired from Ile dor prior, width bed bees misted through the obboord iodoordoo vas gives to the p.beenten on 6%de west dews Hatele-Isaft, where be dad seen I . le g reaws, end es thew he found the missing It wee clear that they united on en amassers sp in at pleads of We denraptiew la the suheabn The peg lowed S. pis pay, end L. Doak sodoord NS of dor to is made bard SURREY SESSIONS TIDB DAY. Mahn J. L Johnson, 1.q.) spasaan AT • VII.WAT•OTATIOY. - --.-..-,. Willirare;,ll,i•;erri; di Is the arlewbar a• • alp'. seek, wee baled hrehaliag ■ rarpet•beg, rostaildne sgparek, &a., vamp lOJ. the property His, Prim, at be Ueda and Ilatigh.liamillt• Railway Tenuisua, Me Ivey had the mimeo guiltyy, , when The reap, Alum bloomed the court that he had boas perleerlyieled et • imam offence, and he wee cos mead VIM • peg el thieves who Lake the Saimaa railway Nelms la the eueteepelle. /tr. him mimed him to (oar year.' penal serwitade. Ilretaire, and Ir,lrieh, g,inr, IS, pleaded pb7 se ameba three darks at Lichaut, the properly of &wit /else. The elder primmer, too, n twos per...wily marielei. th e Court eiblerted him to four years' penal et T AW% end the payer phonier to three mouths' bard labem THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MA2SBION-HOUSII, ._....... _. &wed Graili, • • NM& J ow, who bed ben remade( ea • lbw el bedew N *et a German of te ras pie , pia I eissies. a hag emeeideg *A op= the vales 24e., wee megh• Min tbe Led From is eviliewe When et the lee examination, it apposed that tie pemewee sea the primer et Benehaghaws, who ser aged Ida le hewer th e el the wags A bargain as Wert awl bk. peel b the p..•••• is H. I=7. TY pmemslst WI eb• at a public-Imm M lOW, BlNiftbsos, ma wbkh the rimer embed awe sod ~bed peweeiew ef It. no /man mid be beet the bag away imam the peen weer owed his 1T.., width be bed been unable to get from _ _ Tb• MIN rid be =instead that the proeseutes=d bre =lid ritt by tie • friends. J Mr pima vas larr el i A= lleriely • solkror, stat forth.? nursed cr amp la respreee to a tAll of escesser Ibr Is filmed No. Brawn, • rear in Car hirter. _ _ XL J.M-1 au • eelielber,, say elks le at 11, Marko- Mere Ise •sr yen= el tbe ems sane at re="rbs Mee esebrep wawa beterethig 1 0 be emeybil by ne Yam la , see yr It written IVRY bodielbY. I Übe less dr woe op 'mi lli& Coso4moloog y tito *Lour—l do sot think 1 over C trs bill et mango. I Istoomber otoioniska bill t i" • t ilatZtg Hni6bi. •um for ' ea Ishost, US woo as lod cot by Haggett to Mil p tz•bosttstbo Omar on bore sight los. blot boob wits of • byre In Sumley tams Lose NOW tostl. map Ibt. doom boo bia eon boo 110 woo =ebbs Mt maps I bad to got ow one- Wools to speurt _ _ Ceournorierd by rirsio—Ton did not et aro try to I loM Mr I elergoil lip Ind (segue as Modlreeo to u led ; ord be roped bet 100 had ekes it di lb=weents. BY I not way to you I druid sot Weiss in the It bed ad bon for rime hissoss-1 sot se usisrsird yea. Illincon, dr Morro seat, sold-1 wadi* No. 4, Mar. brionvico, nod Wind dr deo pleonor. Boron nine Ind 111 erica I re dr Fermat It wed of or soarimen and so Ire tbe I east to Ye door ogrin and Irked ihr boo be woo dented. I rid I know le w is dr boom I WNW* me bin at lbw window. 1 rut the mere- Pia pin sossimile is tie war id dr bow. I dierwed Tarr dr KS of onalware, sad rid I rear raw W or* for dindog dr sun of Mr. Pell to Untie of ladooP• Se rid dr wisdionwe woo Mr. Pen. Tbo plionor wee My werrinod 4vr trioL Or ILDIALL. urn avid 8.6.0 'no plaid at t. bat Woo Misr a. Italy clamed with atosathisos a aulicomas ha the eager Ilea oral. *toy. Pshertototable 377 said-1 we la paillo-lwass ..modwdes motalsta. VMS I i.e dr prow arr. to odd do Wirt& I rdeird le nom Wm, sad be sr !WOW tok awl Wet to pia de Ye die not I took lid • aimbey, ita1105......bia,11.3. said—l amiliod the LA wawa ad hoe rridt tommitard. A Imp dot? yr howl on atta. la addition to 111101146 of biftwArat Hardar otid—rba bait Y olott ill Zbal a Id Prrwr. AliW;cia aboald call It a life destroyer; ft is • ant fintillalio hr—TC=.tas riga to m, by o !rimed. I m Mtge 1 tagatelabio as a sad I mid to law boa libcrwed oa tad tobeirad ft. Impose Ifni-1 awed to lot kis' pat is D.O aa Da a ??was Nor._ _ _ 4111 thownrias—Aad gas tied to. It Is oot ChM thon to be nom& so only in tho otoidog. Is Is solosolal Via the totting ent.ernf , y 'nfosUng that Nigh- t THE 'EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 23, 1857. Inpector o belford 7 l have uever wen him among them. although I .now Mtn ea haying been in custody several hesmfor drunk and disorderly conduct and once for felony. Pm... , --I have never been in custody for felony, neither bare I ever been before the magistrate. 'impactor Blielford--1 do not believe be W a thief, air, but I can inform you of every cimanistestee connected with the charge of felony. Aldermen von are in the habit of getting drunk end carrying such deed)), weepona, you must be a very dan geroue diameter. I shall Ano you 405., or in default on month'. inivitotmetlt. The tine was paid. CLERK EN WELL. ATTITIPTINO Tu UTAST.% RAILWAY TIt%IN. William &frank& dirty looking by,aged IG, residing at 11, Peertees-place, City-read, described on the charge sheet as • waich finisher, was placed at the ler before Mr. Tyrwbitt, charged eniti feloniously placing • number of stones and bricks on the metals of the North London Railway to the danger of passen,Ters, u Islington. From the evidence of ono of the railway watchmen and other witnesses, it appeared that on the proceedings afternoon the pi Moner had got ilown on the hanks of the railway near the footpath bridge between II ighbury and the Graen.lauss, one of the most dangerous k tines on the whole line. He woo there men at Bret to ph, small pierce of sticks on the metals, which were broken into small pieces. He N. then ma away, but in • short time afterwards returned, and not content with putting small atones la on the line, got • number of bricks, which wan Ift cut in half by the Moine going over them, and which mused LS the carriage* to jolt very much. When he was taken late i s custody he did sot deny the charge, bat seemed to think IL the matter • great joke. Numerous compleints bent been to •••a• to the polka and to the railway company d the her throwing Omen at the trains end tits drivers, bat owing I beim big surrounded with brick-fields, it was with the greaeast that any of the low boys and Minos could he a. ollimat of which the prisoner stands et, Ill :11, 18 • 11 :very maim sae, end it is provided by the 14th IL sad lifielnds, sep. IS, that any ono convicted el the II Ahem may le kreasportsi ler life, or not lass than wives t , yam. The Wein went profaned in court and had the sacks of tia Flbash r Wish a. MT% tyriehlit rid 'harp tree a very serious ea% end k samaitled do. primmer Ideerple for trial. • respectably doissul nes eared to homes ban for the I. Idotte!. raid the affreire WRA era of the mon dan- — lg ../.7Trultitt peer that rural be possibly committei. Ile should ec- Y cap et bed for the weans, ba the applicant algid apply 9 aria at the expiration of •...h. WORSHIP STREET. ti A I,TAL AMCAP.MICNT. N. Willisss Waters, • carman, in the service of a gentlemaa mimed Wood, at Ilaverstock.hill, was charged before Mr. gi D'llynemert with hitting caused the death of Gimp Turner, N. a E boy, eleven years of age, the sou of pour parents at 10ingeked. ki'dward Sell, • conductor of an omnibus running l i t trees Kingeland-gate to the Elephant and Carle, stated I N that at four o'clock yesterday aftereoon he was standing at ft the Amain place, waiting for his omnibus to torn out of IS mere po nd -road, and aim the deceased riding on the steps Is of the vehicle; directly the boy perceived he was noticed be LL Jumped off, and MA acmes the road against the shaft of • i s % heavy raw, which the prianner was slowly driving. The ga, magemika kneeled the child down, and the off wheel pained N. aver his cheat, snaking It frightfully. Wirier ran on me- Irs fag him fell, bet was too late to save hint. Wm. Tate, a Imbrium', tiontlnued tbir statement, and both speed that Dot say bloats attached to the sorimed. Mansfield, 274 N, said that on hearing of the circumstance he went seer the peleoner,who it appeared had just conveyed it the boy to the Herman Hospital, ho gave a similar woo* IS of the affair, editing, "If it had been the Clasen I meld sot .• have avoided it." They returned to the hospital aid thea • saw the little tallow die. gi gi An M gr , observed that It wee satimishing accidents ware IS not of more fro prat occurrence at the " Gate," as children were in the continual practice of ridieg on the steps of the 111 . 11131DLTOUA 011101ULLAPO that every minute of the day cirekd round the spit. Ile bad !reliantly driven the deemed aa away, but the dangerous amusement could not be stk... ea, After some further Inquiry the prisoner wee ordered to be M. discharged, as he was umaifestly blainelese. tt WESTMINSTER. f N j rano. tour %saatl.T. ea Petrirk Welsh, a fellow of most repulsive appearance, am is charged with the following unprovoked end ferocious am i t more ° ■ William Andrews, a very respectable-looking elderly man, ee said that he and hie son, accompanied by two or three N (Weak, went into the Two Brewers, at Knightsbridge, at MI three o'clock yesterday afternoon, end called fee some spirits. 1 On their baring paved It out, prisoner intruded himself into their company, and insisted upon having some. They is refused to give him any, upon which he seized some tobacco out of complainaut's son's hand, and upon his endeavouring to prevent his getting it, prisoner threw him violently en the ground on his had. Complainant, seeing his eon wet- se tering in hie blood and imeenrible, endeavoured to se-ore the accused, who attacked him with great fury and then evai i . id.,_ Xr. What was the amount of the injury done to 4: Compliment-11e wee insensible from the effect* of the Wary, at the hospital, for four hours. St Mr. Poynter—How did the primmer got the marks be now hems span hie how Y • Polics-conatable Page, 147 H—He got theme marks on the night. He went into • confee-419 at Knights- 1111 lone end robed • labouring man of two half-crowns. He woo detected in the act, end the mon, instead of giving him M late custody, gave him • wand beating. Mr I'ayiate;—Do you know the peTeoner? II Constable—Well, acid be is ems of ths mat d • ge. characters in L.odon. Ile has been tepeatadly charg . l with ictent weal* to ofkm that I can raft ly say out of the la am eight years be has been in prism four. M.. Mr. Poynter (to prisoser)—What have you to say k Ile Primmer—l only wanted a pipe of tobacco, and they would not let me haws it_ and hit roe. le _ . Mr. Poynter—You have committed most unprovoked and brutal amnia, and am remanded for a week, by which time 1 1; the elect of the inisrise indicted by you will be sacertairied. SOUTHWARK. IMPCDENT WATCH AT A MCILWAT ATATION. llama Whale, a smart-luokiog young fellow who de- • scribed himself or a painter, wee charged with ;toiling a N veltabk salver watch from the person of Mr. Edward Colt man, on the incline of the South Eastern Railway, Londca bridge Termini. The prosecutor, a gentleman reaidiag at Gloucester, mid that on Saturday morning last, shortly after dean o'clock, he was standing on the incline of the railway looking at a be tarp body of soldiers that were proceeding by railway es rests to India. There was else a met Ram- se her of their retakes among them bidding then edits. Whits wham was semen be Mt a twitch at his chairs and an tee*, down be an. it hanging lamely without his mei ifs Omer, who mood by hie side, pared emesddlo &frank win belted off, and then he seised Wo f end rearyd !dm with the robbery. The pri ram left essrened with i 4, but ea he saw the aineel thief rue away. Wham wen however, certain that he stets his wee& ; then/tee be bold him till a constable it tree op, whew be gars him into custody. It • Pena liatimao, who vim rimaduag close by, said he I'4 sow doptimasi match something from the prosecutor, and it pew it Ile • !heads, who ran off. The grime, denied the charge most emphatically. He go coos • migesinkin man, and not • thief. The lesglstrat• told him that if ha persisted in denying N the chew, he roust mud him to the sesame for trial. The Oman add he did sot want to ge to the sessions. Ile should plead guilty, cad sok his woreh4 to deal with hoe. The reaWato add them mild be no doubt as to him guilt. theme he shoal' sendenes him to sit months' hard II Moue I. the hoses of cerrestka at Wandsworth. tee StArfrun MORD= OF AN INFANT. This r i morning (Wednesday) is.. sediment porrailed is the to neighbourhood of Drary.lesne In cumergennes *Mee discount, of • moldered infant under the following eireitillidaares :—lt =that a man smut to lir. John Welk, pawnbroker, * meet, St. Oilas, when In one of diabase., he:found " • bundle, on untying which, he we. horrilled at discovering the body of a ere-grown female child. The police on duty IN ocevryied the body sad wrapper to St. Oita" • Workhouse, We wham Mr. William Dimastt, surgeon, on exacuining the IN body, found marks elf Mims on the heed and other parts of the body 'laciest In slow It bed some to an untimely end. ; Information was ihmeneda InThemu Wakley, E.g., the N coroner, who lon osilmel • peFoortem examination of the N body hut no day Ojai semi for the inquest. DEMAND EDI MAUI CoNvicis..—The following resolution waa wielded as a mesh at Fremantle, held on May 23 —" That from the pest diipsprtiea of the in Western Australis, camels doubtless net only much pre ✓eit Immorality peal papolatioe, but, if allowed to old, MR pester and epee home in Intern, it Is do *Wee ei tab nesting, Our ems year: of Ihe worldag of male tremparesdke, that the Prial :fleesi Industry would be promoted, mad the growth need out the colony be advanced, ohoold Impieties KAI of *elected female convict. annually tie pee • imimerial based upon this resolution was pensided In iie Oswanier.— li f tßt A ualroloon Gracile. The keefh British Mail report. that the annual mg& of the films+ and Id id•Lothian Ride Clubs was shot es Saturday last, near Falkirk, by eight members from each of the respective auto. The number of shots wan 20 each, 10 at 100 and 10 at 200 garde, fair off shoulder. After a kale canted, in which the chance. of succor leegsee dy varied, the Glasgow Club were ult imately The stronig assaltise that prevailed daring the meth pelmets' the shooting bang so close se would otherwise have bees the EXPLOSION OP A STERN THRASHING MACHINE.. . . . OB DlCadaisiterseco, about three o'clock, ea Silamke at lir boiler a • threating meettine took place ea the hem of Kr. Joseph Desk*, ailed llookhealt Fenn, sear Perbrook, WwW led occurrenes • mea tossned Peen* the driver, sneassed each wines hawks that he did .M survive • seesal—his left leg tem Went ar, his boveils protruded, hie week wee mattered is hustoecte, bet the ewe ass footed, the parse in bin picket destroyed, one sovereign aid •Z. Vtie Was picked up in serious pub eller the explosion. SiStenrwlll &Ink nasis;rad considered of eery religkese lah Uta. Alsof her Mae Ina very eseionsly injured In the back part of his had, bat hopes ars med of kilt roomy. The uplaska (mud Immo' havoc Is its mediate lemitty.—ausem stakert•Mr. SEARS 1•1873-2.1118 DAX Two dawn. The railway , share market to-day is generally flatter. London and South-Western stock has fallen to 90 to 1 ; and Great Western to 631 to 64. London sad North-Western is a little lower, at 961 to 96. Berwick, Cale donian, and Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee stocks are all worse. Midland is quoted 80 to 1 ; and Eastern Counties 11 5-16 to 7-16 per share. Great Northern has receded to 24 to 1 per share, after touching 241, " buyers," late yesterday after noon. Canadian railway shares meet with a little more inquiry at the recent reduction. 4, I If 'lts _arday le I par 11DN1712031. lIN I 1•06 I NI IOi IN Pi I i Ii VI le $1 11 al .6 is AIONBY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two &Moot. The funds remain dal', with a dwindling tendency. Prices are now quoted 4 per cent lower than at four o'clock yesterday. English railway stocks con tinue to decline. Bulimia throughout the Stock Exchange exhibits no symptom of revival. Consols stood during the greater part of the day at 00l to 4 for the 14th of October, and are now quoted exactly 901. For money the present price is 90 to 4. The New Three per Cents. (shut) have been dealt in at 901 with div. ; Exchequer Bills at Bs. dii.; Bank Stock, for account, at 2184; and India Bonds, at 235. die. Turkish Six per Cents. arc a little flatter, at 944 to t. Other foreign stocks are fairly supported. The sales include Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 981 to 974 (exch. 26fr.); Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 641 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifia at 991 ; Mexican Bonds at 211 ; Russian Five per Cents. at 1094 to 1091; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 981 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., at 894; Spanish Old Three per Cents., for account, at 401 ; ditto, Deferred, at 251; and Turkish Guaran teed Four per Cents., at 991 for account. It is considered possible that news of the next mail from India may be received by Friday next. It is idle, however, to attempt to fix any date for the arrival of the mail, since the monsoon, though pro bably diminished in force, would still be blowing, and the steamers rarely leave the Indian ports on the days fixed for their departure. The Montmorency arrived at Liverpool yester day from Melbourne, with 50,196 ounces of gold on freight, worth about 200,8001. This remittance ie expected to reach London in a day or two. The ad vices have been anticipated. The 343,8001. in gold and 80,000 sovereigns, ex the Norfolk, from Melbourne, reached London yes terday. A sum of 50,0001. has already been sold for exportation to the Continent, and further large amounts will be purchased to-day for the same quarter. The sovereigns, being of English coinage, go into the Bank. It was announced yesterday that the steamer Van derbilt has arrived at Southampton from New York,' with three days later advices and the trifling sum of, about 2,4001. in specie on freight. Advice' from San Francisco mention the arrival of 80,0001. in dollars from Mexico, destined for ex-1 portation to China. Mexican dol lars are constantly flowing to China from various points of the American coast, in addition to the large amounts remitted' , from England. Telegraphic advices, dated St. Petersburg, Satur day, report a great storm and fire on the Ladoga Canal. Two - hundred " barks," or country craft, laden with produce destined for shipment, including flour, timber, &c., were wrecked. The damage, how ever, does not appear to represent any serious aggre gate, and the quantity of tallow lost is believed to be comparatively small. The price of tallow was quoted from 179 to 182 ro. on the spot. The ex change on London stood at the low quotation of 371 d., which shows a large profit on remittances of gold to this aide, provided that gold could be pro cured in Russia. The Liverpool Dock Committee invite tenders for the construction of a line of electric telegraph from Liverpool to Holyhead, " including communications with the necessary semaphore stations." At the adjourned meeting of proprietors of the Bank of England yesterday, the proposal for a divi dend of 64 per cent. for the half year was duly oonfirmed by ballot. The proceedings were purely formal. The first call of 51., making 71. 2a. paid, is to be paid on the shares of the Wimbledon and Dorking Railway Company (Wimbledon to Epsom line) by the 17th Oct. The third call of 21. 10s. making 71. 10s. paid, is also to be paid on the shares of the Epsom and Leatherheed Railway Company as f0110w.5,27.i5., low . s,27 . is., 1!. Se. by the 17th Oct., and 11. ss, by the 17th Nov. The half-yearly meeting of the Imperial Gas Com pany is called for the Bth October, and that of the South Metropolitan Gas Company for the 14th Oc tober, when a dividend is to be declared. A payment of 11. per share being the fourth tenth of the capital, is to be effe cted on the shares of the Sardinian Credit Mobilier Society by the 30th instant. Several descriptions of American railw a y securi ties were flatter yesterday, including Illinois Central sharer, which have again declined to a discount- The Admiralty have accepted the ships Damietta, Dauntless, and Isabella Blyth, for the conveyance of stores respectively to Simon's Town, Malta, and the Mauritius. The following are to be surveyed, pre vious to being taken up for the conveyance of stores —viz., the British Tar, for Ascension ; Margaret Thomson, for Bermuda ; Albion, for Jamaica •, Bri tannia, for Gibraltar; and the New Great Britain, for Hong Kong. TUESDAY Evisixi. In the funds to-day business was again excessively dull, and prices were nearly stationary. The closing quotations were about 1-16 per cent. below those of yesterday. Considering the importance of the crisis in India, and the prospect of a government loan, prices seem too high to tempt extensive investments, yet not high enough to encourage speculation for a fall, since operators in an adverse direction reason ably apprehend that any material reduction would stimulate the bowl file absorption of stock. The market thus remains stagnant. Meanwhile atten tion is principally diverted to the market for Eng lish railway shares, which is decidedly heavy in character, and droops daily. This seems to be occa stoned rather by the absence of demand than by any sales of magnitude. At this season, when the ma jority of the dealers and speculators are out of town, a few realisations of comparatively unimportant amount are sufficient to determine the tendency of the market. London and North Western stock still exhibits chief heaviness, although the late consi derable fall has induced some purchases, moderate in amount but good in character. It would appear that the competition for traffic which is at present eagerly carried on by some of the leading companies tends to aggravate the heaviness of the market, for such rivalry is rarely found remunerative to any of the parties engaged in it. Great Northern Railway stock, however, formed en exception to the general gloom, rising upwards of 1 per cent. This stock, which from half-year to half-year has experienced a steady advance, stands now, for the first time, higher than London and North Western. Another feature of the share market was the increased depression of Canadian railway securities. In the discount market the demand continues good, and the supply of money in the open market being limited, there are a fair number of applications at the Bank. _ . . At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes ex perienced a fall of about 3 per cent., closing at 68.96 for money, and 66.90 for the end of September. It appears that the recent rally in the shares of the Credit Mobilier Society, and of some of the railways, has been materially promoted by the scarcity of stock in the market, coupled with the privileges which are placed at the command of a buyer by the regulations of the Paris Bourse. By these it is pro vi&d that a buyer of securities, whether for the fortnightly settlement in shares or for the monthly settlement in the Rentes, may at any period during the account summon the seller to deliver the stock, and the latter must do so within five days after the receipt of the noti fication. The option thus given to the buyer, of forestalling the date of his bargain, is withheld, however, from the seller ; i. e., the latter cannot com pel the buyer to take up and pay for stock until the usual settling day. This regulation, which is levelled against the practice of effecting merely spe culative sales of stock, seems to have been turned to advantage by some of the parties interested in the Credo 51uhi . lier, who on __Saturday " discounted" (as the proms of demanding name diate delivery of the stock is termed) 600 shares of the society, and yesterday 1,200 shares more. Yesterday 250 shares in the Northern of France Railway, and 23 in the Paris and Orleans Railway, were in like manner " discounted ;" but it is re marked that the market, for a moment exceptionally supported, always relapses as soon as the operation is completed. Speculation on the Bourse is stated to be almost exclusively confined at present to the shares of the Cr4dit Mobilier, and Lyons, Southern and Northern Railway Companies. At Hamburg the rate of discount is 5; per cent. Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 to for the 14th October, were supported at that quotation during the greater part of this day, and at the close of the Stock Exchange were just a shade flatter, at 901, " buyers," the price for money being at the same time 901 to 1. At a quarter past 4 the quota tion for the account was scarcely so good, viz., exactly 901. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 904, 901 ; ditto, for account (14th Ont.), 901, 9dl ; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 75; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 2 3-16 ; India Stock, 2101, 210, 2121; India Bonds, 235. dis. Exchequer Bills remain quoted Be. to 4s. dia. There was no variation of importance in foreign stocks. Turkish Six per Cents. closed at 941 to 95, and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 991 to 1. Sales are recorded as follows :—Chilian Six per Cents.,los. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 100. Mexican Three per Cents., 211, 4, 4. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account (30th Sept.), 79 ex div. ; ditto Three per Cents., for ao- count, 56. Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 451. Russian Four-and-alialf per Cents., 99, 991, 991. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for ac count (30th Sept.), 261. Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., 991. FORUM RAILWAY?. 1 rd. l ilb11.1•116 iiinarriar. .....,........... Itilike imam awlsis. Mimi t• Gramma OinimalltTaLCOM. gi MENiagf Pomo belasigs Out Omni et Inns— atlimmllserg OINUIL Jesika -- 111 take Oteours sod DAL Uwe NY Tinhost User& Voodoo. Kedlifirears limns: sad De. ..d rasa - Aso MM. ...... Mord Odom lift sod Ile /nadir ism v ea.tp.4l. limo sal OW' Mr rat— Orbs ed Ma, w p~:~ ~ Day pm wet. ... Wmion Ilk!!.W.o . 1 Maw Iwarms et timbal -.. COLONIAL OOVICIOIIIiI M. r eeve po.laallisn l IR Dkiror•LlVaikor ' N. De.iginAllyr.A‘epe N. Now Mogul* Mils It. NAl.Woleellevi µDO N. Non Cords Ip. im. Ni. I I II.AwLO.IO D.S. nolere.lol N. p.o.llaadr RTlO.OrrAwAl•Liash Si I /1 I 110 I .1 WI 30 JOINT /ROC IA vs sad U. er.buil 1. 1071"714717 Mai ea mom. Brl4oc4.l3erkkaaG Firth& Smith gri n 4 . — I —Ca i gi i A II di 316 II ~. ~~• MI Dr .4 Ii 4 Alta SS ST ft. - Th II 1 11 I 10 lit it 11 a i IMt IS 111 I fi 3 '6 NI a•I 2 4 Et - - - - 11,7;:isiaTria.1 Asdna. sm coot 1 WOO 4.1 00 UAW 44.001 1141.400 KO* 1•1•0111. IC tys.Suailiatalift U. OsaJlesislielburbi U. Wallowiftiaties. * Irks sei Ow. II twin Ida ONE leg twits &MINNOW IGO I- ii. ii i I se.easi 40 8 UAW SSAit SAO toe* !Far. 1 1) ... 14 T_ t 1 ••••••••• I , Tcreslivaii:: Itininili a s:Sce; ": ow illuslte 10/61J II irOM Agrk - Ct=a- Irtrallsa Borg N.ll • I .... SAW 111. sti! • - -nal IN 111 If/ lie N 411 U' 19f $1 H lii II II ill U . 40 ~ hM ` i~ pr w. «. Ilhangilluiciouss lam) a i r. Taft. babel altiAutislisa Copper *Mal— Oi lli nr inai llarev COW Omni Sta. Navies*. Le iSe 4j II N IN MIN N N 211 V N+l4 14.0ma?w , re 47/ u. s it :N in Flatbed - 111Inied Itsameksils Da. Ds..-- DiArent.Prd.b.at lea Do. O.hsnaPM.kmLl Sera DAL Mitrdirir I 1 his II• 1 3 4 • 1 11 l ist SI &If II $ 4.7l;ep — a. dotal Or Do. .11•4": tilltierLisla Mord ._- . I.t str . N+l Ili I I :ad 1.0, IS Worry km ...Y.. li Da. 1tin.—....-.... ISO Royal kW Alma —.... 1 I Veda Amer. Inve . sts SS Manisa lams.. lefinarbs Wet. We.. 4 rgee.b2.omalemeoe. .0.. I ires Disres 481 ..... :. St. Voris O.is D.W. if 88 N. $ 110 LOCAL SEAM .11.42KETIL lierseent. derv. 11—The usetellwri....4, ...b.& Seem thao yemlard.7 . • 1ikt..b. n t........ at 4- VI kl ' Te .d" :4 l Ull•l•7lqa Pni lIL tra. TL Pa It Lae. a" Piste Weer's. 94—Neadieeter theilleld sad Liseela. 1 I *— Whet Pi se 111-11eftli Illitta—lieetli Ikattra re 13—Seeta Pt Salem IN a L—Debli alie le 41.—Giast 111 lb. a 4—Griat Valera et Illi. 111 annum. Sere. y 1 We awe • Wet mutat. rah ear little &mad Ter aay Ited et u de :p et etre le i Nab eimattet eider. I 1 T-1 9 1 8 -11=. 1 4 t raisaa Sean d.—=i d ta Ti 1410 2 &AM ti l Blase C."1" 1111ere. Ili eteetet au me wadi depart Weer evel prli‘ ad Is. Lades eat Nana Wootton wee are. Y ON—lllebtlit at Vat at i Lle..-Gtete Wakes Ibudegfase reeterseet et 111-114Yeal awl ln CIRCULATION OF NEWS IN INDlA.—Throneltont Hiadostan there mists among the natives • of oorre =wham such as might natutally have a t na ked arecinget an htgenioua people with sufficient alevesiele to circumvent their conqueror., though not to re-conquer their own in . Every native chief—min= rejah, or zemindar = d h a i i r agent at headquarters or at some central point, to sate his grievances, urge bin claims, and report proper. The agent is anxious to do his day, and to magnify the importance of hie homiletic He transmits to his chief —khaa, it, banker, or reminder—a news-letter. The Indian chief holds, in his kurhares (court or office) or ®der "his tree," a species of soiree, at which the daintiest pert of the entertainment is the reading of this agent's letter, There who muster at the ga -1 florin' carry away with them the newa, the soil. Lion, the instigation, or whatever may be trans witted by that channel. This is one of those m=o— of those underground telegraphs—by which information hse trarelted so rapidly among the testate, and by which a certain meaty of conspiracy in permanently kept up. These communications are often made in cipher, sometimes in rambles, unintelligible to any but the initiated. To them, however, they are so clear that he who runs may read; and he who reeds I. led into any design, however dark.— Spectator. LORD DERBY AND THE PRESTON CORPORATION. —ln consequence of the Mayor of Preston, Lawrence Spencer, Eeq., having on Monday inflicted • penalty upon one of the temente of Lord Derby, residing In Lamaster road, Preston, for allowing a horse and cart to obstruct he an mammary time the thoroughfare by standing in front of his shop, the agent of hie lordehip, Mr. C. }Ethel, who mese= the read is a private one, yesterday (Tuesday) morn ing closed this important street by plscMg a chain supported by poles same the chief entrance leading tram the peincipal street in the town—Churchmtreet. Lancaster-road, in which the chief prettaffloe is situated, is one of the leading arteries of the town, and its stoppage, for arena single day, is a swarm of considerable inconvenience. The matter has predated much es. itourant, and Mr. Aseroft (the town clerk), who asserts that the road hu been dedicated to the public, bee convened a meeting of the general purpose' committee of the corporation; but, owing to the absence of the majority of the members from town at the sea coast and elsewhere, this gentleman is very apprehensive he will not be able to get a quorum. Here the matter reels, and the road is still blocked up. INTERESTING CASE OF Tannartratow.—The Seal fordehirs Advertiser records the following temariable opera tion which woo encessafidly performed on Wednesday last, by Mr. Whestcroft, surgeon, of Cannock, on the meson of a woman named Wood, residing the= Immediately after her scoouchement fearful hemorrhage set in, draiMos the woman of blood. Sun felt herself dying, and summoned her husband to bar bedside, bade him " Good bye," and earnestly requested him to take care of Mr children when she we. no more. She then became minket and gaping, occasional breathing being the only indication of life. A Rill MN opened in her arm. sad one in the arm of her husband, sad as at blood Bowed from the latter It was teumnifted by suitable apparatus into the veins of his wife. After samisen moms bad been thus injected, the poise became perceptible , the colourless lips reddened, the gleam eye brightened, and else thankfully said, "I am better." The case ham promised very favourably, and the women is nuevering. Death here was liteirally robbed of Its victim. Whilst there is so much consternation among =Rabout the emperstive scarcity or plenty of groves, at one acemat, sad that favoerab of pattridger. Not only ere the birds numerous, bat the early hate= has We the Snide cleared of grain soma weeks earlier than usual. September is, therefore, this year really a shooting month defied» se well as de fare Phesdants are also plentiful and promise geed sport In curet October. The warmth of the pet mum bas had a decided inflame upon the feathered tribes pen*, sad we (Edinburgh Express) have heard an ezparleaced oedema= say that Ire never sew before much large Saks of the essalar and more common bird.. 3 ll' ONDINART SEAM AND STOOLL 66.1 MI aamswas. _`rt k ell I SOM art f . lll eks.WevAl=LE.;l t - 7ZZ so Namur= ts canow r d mono , W Mat, Palk a abet& /. .411 Mails • VelhastJ NO bit limaniAllreetke iii= _ as 4.. Ns No Lasoilis I n -..-....- SINN. lei Nrc ia N IlliNwil. Pork IN MINN Wotan. sit lINN at INPAIN - IN COIN Mean NI li.. A. IN Ilii. 11. NAN IN N. OM& awl Itat. am.) IN Gott Wears IN De. INNeforla al lasitiNe NM *Mb tq 13i. rib ... It on. llint TU NA-- 111 Lamelles isl UMW.. I, e lb. 44.. SA in ism ell Wades sod SlNkeall.-. 1 li Ditto Not ...--. IN =ertbtl,rt:lteLlia.ll - 1 ui WW2 Wean: IM Willbad= l7.• is Wrath .%Lleadarb. Valrepara NO Da Mu. exil Doty.. a led. 01. Waders anima) Jimmie sad Onetil• I. ilswport,AbwiA Smiles :U = i4 le !grams OmilTarrsa. um own was WI North Dom. 144:1 N De. • Di 44.1 155 11.11•04s—Froask 411 Ds. Istsuke..—. 11. 1 1 Pen.. NO Ds. Tact --. IN JINN lAN= .. D.I4II.II..SNNADINJs. 411 L Wale= Jar 11 1 Ora SNINININ INN% Wafts Iw Oshol. Was, FAWN INWary NINA Ontral . IN auvaik 8.45 5 511 5L NO rail MA NI IN liiropakin Dia nittluboenr IN 0Wtik51,71i— "..... !“ 11.4112,11 lii ii„.4 war. LL Math Taliliah , ..0 ttigimaiver.s....... a Wm !Wird and ihdicied sad Mud* al Cionwill a ff. NM wu.aQP. .i '..a e:: div. I 0 Os. B par M. pit is I Wat ▪ Od. I fieiZioals.a Pi:W IMlll T lftgiumbire (Irs.dl US teCITTial Osingirgar, SIT= Z .. ii=ritrt iosad *ILO en cgr s , n:rese SL C . .i OTT* I Dana *Vow taillOalbOL Tarkiniald ell Da. alam (Oils) I all D. f Too !MO . 1 all ITT and Oreisviag Dl ell Dowaitollealbinaira T nalnawa lass Lar e ngary.* Orsel le FT :we:. 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P !f ii ii . !1 es. n i o Ili .NI 111 , S • Ife Sle Si WI 1)3 in $1 M Hi .4 * NI If SO II • II 4 gm re l 1116 NI i 1 de din Si IN II 1 ergo IN $4 lie il et. se 14 Ili sit ui EM ii ii -3 4' , e esi II It Os 410 4% 10 10 If 01 le lie Ie Ms 1 I U f II ft IN IN SI NI I 4 if 41 xi N 02 11l N I tt II N 41 ill ati f II ti 4 II Ili NI N 11 14 4 4 IN at B lali 1 4 lie 91 I•. a i 6 Si ii OS 111 Mr lIS St N 111 L. • I§ • I§ ad a a N St la ak 8 i . as I fi .... wi 4 '`' M S sa Ii isê 4S , I SI 14 Is."' am 4. l'i 'I. t, in iss IU IN IN I I ! i iii I am a 1 z it , i :: ad ad SI Vitt& MILS I Ile. IL, USA 4 la et 4 ddi id iii. 04 N wt Ili aN be Hi p lOW SO li LA iii if a 141 le US NI 4611 116 • el to h g b I$ 1 - i NI IR 3 II 10 II 117+ 1 IN :Ts sa rm N 48 MI St 4 MINIM-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoox. In the market for home mining stocks one of the chief features is the continued inquiry for East Basset shares, which are marked this morning 78, showing a further improvement. Lady Bertha shares have been dealt in at l and 11 and Tamar Mining at Most other descriptions are steady, but quiet. In foi eisn and colonial mining shares there is no movement. Subjoined is the official list of the closing quota tions in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers : Cserannal, 2i, 31; Chanceßoren* 6.. 3d., Si. 9d.; East Alfred, 31, 4; East 365., 378. 6d. ; Heroddoot, ; Lsoly Berths. 201 .,_ 2 7 8 . 6 d. ; &Mk* Consols, 11, 2; Wheat Edward, 10, 104 ; Wheal Cinnwille, 305., 355. ; Wheal Zion, 195., 20a. TUENDLT EVENING. The market for home mining stacks to-day was rather dull, but there were inquiries for shares in West Seton, South Caradon, Alfred Consols, North Basset, East Tolgus, East Basset, and Holmbueh Mines. On the other hand, shares in Sortridge Console, Wheal Edward, Hingaton Downs, Great Wheal Alfred, North Frances, and St. Day United Mines were rather flatter. The following transac tions are reported to us from the Stock Exchange, in addition to those comprised in the official list, viz., East Tolgus at 65 to b7{; Lady Bertha at 255. to 264.; Wheal Edward at ; Holmbush at it to ; and Sortridge Consols at U. 18s. 9d. to 21. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAT. The wheat trade in Mark-lane this morning was dull, at the decline noted on Monday. and ®our wee equally difficuk to dispooe of at that day's reduction. Barley sold in retail at Monday's quotatious. Oats, with good arrivals, did not realise any more money than on last market day. Bean and peas scarce and dear. ASIIITILIAI 111 TO LOlll3Ol 10011 SOP?. 21 TO 110 PT, V. ar a lesich. Wok. fora... WWII ............. ..... MO -- (PM Dark, . . .. WO 1770 Phis .... . NO I 187/0 I :MO Mall ..... .... . . 11TO " ...AWL 101 Wadi; mai; • • • . MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAT. Brow.—The large public salsa of foreign aro progressing steadily. The refined market is arm. Cori-rm.—The public sales, which are large to-clay, are going off heavily, and the Coma Rica are rather lower. TEA.—The market remains quiet. SALTrETRE has further advanced, and still has an upward tendency. COTTON.—The market is dull, although Madras has been sold at an advance. Mex.—This article continua dull of sale. SPICIB.-90 ba w hite in lte pepper sold ltd. to 9d.; 46 0 bags pimento, mostly bough t , 40. to 4141. •25 cases Penang cloves roll 10d. to 11 . ; 130 bags Zanzibe;,4o. to 414 ; 240 cues Cochin ringer sold, 635. to 66e. ; 26 boxes casein lignea, boast t in, 150 s. to 166 a. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is quiet at the subjoined quotations .—Town tallow ; 110 s. nett cask ; Petenberg Y.C. on the era, 695. September, 69a ; October to Doombw, 58e. to 58s. 3d. ; January to March, 68e. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THUS DAY. Merin Pattraden and Smith report that the market Is steady. Duty, 220,0001. COAL MARKET—THIS DAY. Walls End Riddell, DM. Sd.; Walla End BraddylEa Reßan, 18a. ; Walla End Teary len 9d.-37 Iznik ship at LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT zumnuc TIELTAILAPEL) LEICESTER MEETING.—THIS DAY. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. One mile and a quarter, Texas Dar, (The Scamp, late Freedom), (Malthus, Amelia, and Jessie, are here. NURSERY HANDICAP. About three quarters of a mile' Cimducter. Marina Troll, Madame Rietori, Greenwich Fair, and Plumstone, axe ben. - --•— - • SCURRY HANDICAP. Half a mile. Oaten. Olympus, Babylon, Bente, Madame Cllquot, Nougat, Rottedam, lusphstiou, and Cantrip, are here. QUEEN'S GUINEAS. Three milm. Black Tommy, Polestar, Tame Deer, Clakball, and Evelyn, all are ham. ANCHEST ER.—(IESTERDAY.) CESARBWITCH STAKES. 20 to 1 eget Mona= Dobler (t freely) AGRA.—Private letters from the. fort to the 25th of July hare been received. All continued well, without any ague of a further Week by the rebel". THE Flinn MANAGEMENT OE DULWICTI COL- Eacia.—Nearly the last act Famed in the late session was one the scheme of the Charity Commissioner. for the College Gift at Dul"ich. There are 115 pensioners in the scheme, which will come into operation on the 31st December net, when the existing incorpiration will be abo- UAW, and the charity reconstituted will be called "Alleyn's College of God's Gift at Dulwich." The Archbishop of Can terbury and his successors are to continue to be visitors of the charity. The future management is to be planed in 19 governors, Bof which governors to be styled " the elective governors," sad the remaining 11 to be " non-elective governors." The vestries of St. Botelph, Biehopsgate, St. .Ravionr, Southwark, St. Luke's, Middlesex, and St. Gass, Camberwell, are to elect the eight governors, and the Court of Chancery, on tho application of the Attorney-General, to appoint the non-elective governors. From the 31st Decem ber next the master is to receive an annual allowance of 1,0161. • the warder, 8551.; to the first and second fellow', 5001. e a ch; to the third and foarth fellows, 4661. each; end to each of the poor brethren end sisters, 1501. each. The scheme then provides for the appointment of various officers; the management of the schoola, and also the safe custody of the library and pictures. A number of other people are to be Oared on the dimity, to be called " brethren" and "sisters.". T inwa his . is ue one r., . of d th e e r thamieCechehrietntaublefaTrerilbyletht, eteCherimsktye ava t able a Imp charity henceforth to be called" Alleyn's College of God's Gift." ORFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERTIAMPTOIf RAILWAY —The teceipte of this conpany including the Stoarbridge Extension Canal, for the fortnight ending S‘g i t. 13, have been 9,541 1 . lts. 92 . , sail the expenditure, vi eluding that of the Steurbridge Eatension Canal, 4,2751. being at the rate of 44 .80 per rent., or with the amount already suourtsised to August 30, a total receipt front July 1 to September 13, of 49,827/. 10s. 3d., and a total expendi ture of 21,8031. Ile. 5d., or at the rate of 43.75 per cent. b• hat a d b..- It tos I••• 1