The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-12 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. TlllB DAY. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (More Mr. Commirsioner Nat.) Tas %SIMI PRA OY PILI.AO.II ♦MU lITMIT. le this omit the leualtrupes' baliilitiee mate about 25,0001., 0 1 sorts about 3,that. The unly leant hi the vane worth oig g og iog arcne out of so application for sn sdkuvance • ear work to esch banliropt. In truant to this r . . a .„‘„ gtt wee. Octal that it ought not to be aaaltal to, Irmmsee al the bauitrupts hunt rived eery improperly in r .keing retain timpani! revelator* to gasp away the bulk IVIrTo ibis the rowirsirsiouire aphid that the tor bat to dem& in such a ONO wee ',g a ga bookrepts to Aim outright, or live upon the bounty ' amity of their trii ale. The law had stripped them of ▪ wag. sal tin ibis vow the rad eau.. Now Lic, the COlll- — pijogr, bed always Mild, and would still conua to hold, yt g g .not, whatever have been tbs coaled of the bo k.s. TO. or littlest to oneletun than to starvation, or to ig g (mangey whilst the Court brut the sdroinistratial of their ' .trite Beeickethis, ft ought tote bony ele et conduct properly arse sod was properly tried at the gstianits atteting, sod no owe wise more disposed to viilt • enemy proved fronds se malversation than he ihn rural time, )11.0WOrer, ha would nut One• thew the mesa of sule4tente. ft wet Own mid th it W. a week each was too much,.. the ielkespts were only *tattle meta The Commiesioner sad ho thought to too, toundering gat fa debts were 21,e40t., and the assets only 3,0004 ought to 111 little beyond starvation allowseee ✓ier web rarlisitanoca. bee sllaranets w 21. tO.. per week to each bankrupt was Ye ran Tf t rues areTcr or WALL AND NALL. Ilelinakrapia were mirk dr-Irra sad solicitors, dean fired eel 8,...e. r ..urt sad elwabrer. This was lized fur the assiadima iseetiar, An adjurrramsat was ordered. THE POLICE COURTS. (71118 DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. CNINie follow, wrll keen/ to the pol;et e kvoght WC: o the Lod )layor, chAreil with ott.iliog 4.1., t t hiting to hleurs. Grams had ~hee, soloiwro, 3:hirket. Cro4y, st porter in the Therrien of tho prosecutors, ria—Shorily etre eight u'el.lck tl.is ninrning I Y. the yri tntr rdliai, off with the pail of liming. produced belong ** say mestere. Know mg that he had not purchmied isempsi him and gave bins into custody. Tmoser—l did it ber.tum I was very hung" not haring Md sarkiag to eat since yesterday morning, with the co ati' of s way full Leg Mayor—instead of going to Billingsgate to j.I lab, ymt Mould apply at the union for relief ilyes are weber me. Tbispeact.tee maiey off with pads of fi has Maly ken g.esily on the inert/we, and must be dmislly chested, if poweitik. It it my duty to mad you to Comtism for *ix works, with bard Labour. hirers- Thank you, my lord. _ Rs thes reamed. MARI 'IIIROI'OII-STnEET. ASSAULT UTo.:. A . I.lt ICTVALLER. Jeridi nom ird JerpAme Selifamithir, two forrarners, liii=bd. Mr. Meadow, dimmed with awwwilhaw Mr. iwailard at the Mama's Heed Tavern., guess. _ _ "F l a rt .a trees the evidence of the prescenter, rasher ukase end ties were Erect teen, that on the revere. ni,clit dwprionets distend his hose., sad asked fur a mall quan tity cif to &ohm that they were birth the IMMO for *fir, he &third to te-rve thew, when they mewled Win ead his letinaida with a volley of the foulest abuse. He kw' of then to debit sad leave the house, and on their ebbing to do so he went round to the front of the countn k rata eject them, when the worsen wired bold of hire by the ins, and tun Ir's coat sod shirt to tatters. He, keens., kept Lk ►old on her to prevent her doinz fr• dire ahrlief, wbile reuf for • comstabla. The mete Farmer then drew a formidable asap bele, and made • Mg at him. He fortunately saw his intentions and jumped is tee side, end the knife struck the counter. At the jun, Nis • coaatable amend, and took both the prisoner" into windy. Brame baring Ives olfiled le rerroboretion of the store, The pigeons errs deed 20r. each, sod in default coos- WNW for fourteen days. SOUTHWARK. lIIIIIIIZT 01 A 001.0 WA.CII AND CHAIN AND 11.%1 Ottignite ray, • malart-Ivinne female, was shaved dill dealiag • valuable p. 1.1 watch sad vlasia from the per - of Janes Mont, wader the tollueriag impudent cirneav linen : The toe, a man coaneeted with the sea, mid that m Ftday week Net he was pursuing his way mk.ug 'rooky street, deer creamicting bovine** with the warier of a vessel tba seignhowahood. When Dear the caner of Vi..- sheet he met the primmer, who .ked him to stead mouthing to drink. It was about mein o'clock and so light thm he aletinoly saw the ptivonm's natures. 11.iSi a Mao awd,u the Mfitimme cd liquor he foolishly west with her into • bowie in Mike's-wart when ho had hie watch and chain sea in his waistcoat pocket, Insides eaves pagoda in gild end silver. He phiced Ida .1141 , ..mi on a chair end • few minutes after image he mimed the pai..ner sad his waistcoat. Ile went is pursuit of bee sad thew demanded his wahanait whenshe denied all knowledge of IL However, be picked it up is the yard, but nil th. roptity woo troke, ism* a aumwmaa. Ile then kept by the riveter, and told her bo did sus awe Amid the =wry provided she pi him We watch es) chain. She mid Vhe allowed her, she wield go mid get it. She then pared ; asd, the be was about SU Galluw her, moue tarn sad women earioundml Moe awl allowed bar to cer.spe. He wen then very roughly handled, and wee glad to got out of Om plate ae well am be could, minas his watch, chi* and noway. — He kewasitly went std mid kove informAtion to the giriag s orient; description, of the primrose. but she ondrired to evade their cig.lattort lentil the proysoas day. Polate-codetelrle, 143 SI, Gild he stet the pramoncr in Kent sisset, when he told her stet was wasted for rulrttitv; a grit -6163a of Ids watch add chain sad seven pounds, on Friday week Mo, h UlliWrlPCo4oli. She denied ■'l knowledge of dm; hot mt the etatios-lowee she maid she took titans, ad they might do what they likol with her. The primmer, who now deaird the rohbesh was committ• d the lila OREENWICK. A nstßAveu Winn AND NOTHIEL lew Itranom, a obesely yowls woman, wag st lin Me Mime Mr. Teat charged with nibbles hi, le i v i ris d hed ledginga, and illegally pawning two shorta oil • biarNet, the property of Meat Dearth Doherty, her larsdisdy, et Rales-strest, Deptford. It aygwnd that the prisoner, mitt, bet husband, had oe eepni • busidse.l roots in Mee Doherty', bones for the last km month*, daring whi.it time alas was is the habit of pawning her budanre s'otbes and took, aid also tubing the ebldresi tteir 4,4 and disposing of them for the pupae ad se.pplytag berself •ith drub. Yesterday the ehlidres fermented that a taredlesoomielag tante bedclothes hod We. 'akin out by their moth., who was sesonsparied by • Ina ilet mop miss , ~.al the landlady eons...newly made es ems, aatkai, and missal tne above stooks. Dtte .bat led lee f Ittizred, bat Um talttr articles it was ber reed he hem sold. 1;4;;;,11; reply to the charge, rarelrowly I'r• way tondos wrapprr of the sbeet—tbst's nut poor's( tt. The other Wows I WI ..I. , o the MOO. ll•gielna•—irva pave ',tared the sheet Is as ramrod, of Ih• pas atwobw. Y•u had no bwWww t o t a b u your lead hdy's primly for sorb mores. I cooties you, aad ads, Iva to ply • yr wtity of M. sad th• value of Um short, or to imptimeed fur t,ety-ase da)a frowevons—D.rfog bow way fa ICAtcs, what am Ito do IA lb. chadtre llegutraic -Where le the tuber? Prweetassiz —lle kit be, Mr, three drips age, end vial be nesld sot monk comic to her depraved h•bits. bleverne—Teke the children to the workhouses, red the reitnettlet wail von Sod the Inbar. pstroace, •ho del not at all ewer to tr her poet. tisk wee this risorcd to a cell. TOYNO LADY ArrAeltr, PIT .t Ruts—Such of or nukes as hare prird ir. any of th• summer eacrraforie se the Fla: llotos, will have doubt.. had their notice sigroterl by a bow of rose *bide is kept tethered by tio owner of the ialasJ. On Moeda7 loot a young . WA, M aides, ourre the Iloilo, walking in cutepany will a who ace utfurtemagely approached S. close to Lops, wheelie Whet wee r.f couriderabis leagilk and wee stanched by hire with great Sorority. The beer feeteeed his lob te her pence, threw Or down. sad hogged bar with goat rider*. INT ORME. and the Aosta of tbs gentle isms who wee woh her attracted others to the wit, end tilt. were Immediately geed to Were the beast to te. ben his viola. This pored a work of some difficulty. nee gooleara broker hie untwelia to Orme hi belaboes hag Wu, while oboe tried the elects of blows sad Ricks e the pos lised, bat all wee Is en* maid Mr. Hord, of the Hel vetii, and. wee of a beery wick which be had with tilt. WIN brought home to Cillton in the steamer, owl has deco been ender the cant of Mr. Cirvig Norgrori. Ws an told that Iles 64111* bear tore • mai. hand a short lime pointed!. fleo.ty iftrwohluir ought to be does to protect Wpm, Oft hi. violates. —Bristol ihrearry. IN MLITT U/' FoItICYL.—Mr. Ileestok a din ky newhent of Bristol, stop years ago, Mired an • Sorter d rely 4,0 W. a ye re, the prow& of a landed estate which he had bought is Herefordshire. Unfortunately for Ur. BOISSOM. he did tag speed all hie Ocoee, and wasting two .test.), he pat a few thowends into the firm of Bodied Dyer and Co., • reserceatile Irmo*, by which be brooms a **pro partner, trues, hie WWI odd not appear Wore A' pallie. Tie week Wove het, OW NM ladle, Mr. Boar was sumeocreed to &OM an Monday week, and thee Low, that every chilli.; of his Reese wee .wallowed Idt is the debts of the botam.—Brishei Moryrry. A local 'toper states, on the authority of " Holds treaties Mines god gala of !Mod," that Lord John Mea l" the lonmot itu awl linen senefafficaw fa iltrllsak and carries to the wanefactore l ad Its gradations noes oho waavhig. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1857. EXECUTION OF CAPTAIN ROGE.R.9. THIS Dar. (lIT ELIICTITO TZLZOILIITIO LIVERPOOL, Sarearay. This day at noon the execution of Henry Rogers, late Captain of the Martha Jane, fa the murder of Andrew Row, a seaman on board that ivied, took place la front of Kirkriale Gaol, in the ;mew of a larp co curie of prima of an ckwire. The convict roes at an early how this morn se, and was soon afterwards visited by the RAT. Mr. Appleton, the chaplain, Mr. Gibbs, the governor, mad other officials of the gaol. The prisoner expremed himself deeply grateful fur the kindness which had bees exiesded taffetae him since his conviction. Whoa Cskroft proceed...l to pinion him, the wretched man boom* very tremulous, end tamed deadly pale. The wham bell soon afterward. commenced to toll, and the mounsfal procession moved toward. the ec..ffula, where, as the clock struck twelve, he we., in pursuance of his .stenos, lunged by the neck till be we. dead. Only a few short struggle* preceded this awful ten:L.4.4km of his life— his last words being, Lord Jeans, meive my soul." The greatest mcitement prevailed all the day. On Wednesday morning Mr. Gibbs, the governor of the county gaol at Kirkdale, toreived a comenunlcation from tae Home-Alm to the effect that Sir George Gray saw no 14101 why the law should not take its mull coarse In regard to Captain Henry Rogers, charged with the murder, at en, of Andres Rose, one of his crew, out Word the Mar tha awl Jane, but respitiag William Miles and Charles Ed ward Seymour, the first end second mats, condensed slam with Lim on the trial. The despatch was accompanied with en intimation that their sentence would be commuted to penal servitude fur life. Mr. Gibbs, the governor of the gaol, received no tice of the remit ow Wednesday morning lest, awl sent for the Rev. Richard A the chaplain. who pro ceeded, as delicately s ble, to break the intelligence to the three unhappy men. The effect upon the two mates was greater then could poeoibly be imagined. Though strong men, they fairly wept either teem excitement or joy. Captain Rogow, on the contrary, who waned almost tabave anticipated the result, tumid the news with great chimes, sad fortitude. Though not proems., be appear. totally without hops in this sal has since, if possible, paid redoubled attention to his religion duties. _ . Ihe three prisoners, when the announcement of their respective fates was made to them, indulged in united devotion for a prolonged period, and the inane was of a nand &fretting character. They were parted that evening.. Captain Rogers le • native of Sunderland, and about 35 rare ef aim. Ho has followed the we, u captain and meta for fifteen yvere, wee well known In Liverpool, and very po pular. we believe, with hie brother ohiptamders. He to a very hanthoine man, rather over than under the middle bright. and Rot a florid complexion, but the prison officials have obAcrred him to grow touch thinner and paler within the last few days. The a ife of the captain had another Interview with the culprit on Thursday. She wee woormwnied by three of her children—the three oldest, two boys and a girl. Mrs. Rogers is a nay ive 44 . 1b* principality. She belongs to the Methodist body, end during the sad inters ;ewe with her heel...trot, man and wife joined together in earnest prayer. The final inter view of Captain Rogers with his fetidly took place yesterday. Veldt Any swelling workmen commented the erection of bin, dash!. beneath the drop, to h r p back the premuni of the great crowd which s of doubtless be assembled ; in the mune of Lint night the gallows was thrown oot and repined. Cal craft, the Old Bailey executioner, will officiate in carrying out the drew! widened' of the law, at twelve o'clock to-day. —Literpool Cbrosfefe. TIE CIVIL SERVICE. .7) we ts M as s!- War Department. —Mr. C. 11. Rombold, military ient atom clerk. Ist clam, Memitiuw has been appointed to Pens- w broke; Mr. Berme Arber, military More - clerk, 2nd slaw. ns Peovbroke, has bean appointed to the hi:auntie.. It Cmontitlee of Council** Education.—Mr. Frank Marshall •• sad Mr. [leery Cullum hare been appointed clerks, utter a I: competitive axensinetitm. The Admiralty.—There ue six remarks for established ge clerkship. at merest in the ft.stnerset-howse breach, which Is will be tilled by extra clerks hem and at the Dock and Vientalling-yerde, sifter • competitive examination. Customs. —A clerkship in (be Secretary's Odle, has become 'vacant. vice Burton, superannuated; Mr. P. J. Le Suour hem hers upp.iuted a clerk in the otnce of Inspector-General so of Imports and Export., Logsdon; Mr. W. It. Ryan has been st. promoted from tide-surveyor fourth rime to be landings waiter sixth ulnas in Linda; Mr. E. J. Armetromr ham nA been promoted from fourth to third dare clerk in the office of the Inspretnr.General of Imports end Export.. London ; Mr. SI J. H. Stephenson has horn promoted (nun fifth to fourth 11. clear clerk In the office of Itiopuctur-Uentrel al Imports and Expatte, London. • Shwa Leime.—The can of Queen's Advocate ble S rams sweat by the death of Mr. Collett.—Civil Senior Gazette. REPRESENTATION OF GREENWICIL—At the close of the meeting of the friends of Mr. Townsend, 11. P., held ge at the Lecture Hall, Woelwich, nn Thursday evening, a ;bum et. of 741. wee sulecribrit on the ',lnform tooenle a fund for enabling Mr. To inisend to rows his mat, and sub-committees . 1 ! to promote the objen have been formed at Charlton and "", Deptfoed. Mr. Townsend has announced hie intention to meet the rioters nest work at public atediefro, to be held at the Lecture liana of Greenwich and Deptferd. At the Bankruptcy Court, Boinglaill•street, this day, an apple :b.. lion will be made for an uteionaineut of the hearing of the ms„, moo, on the grimed* that there is every choice of the Bahl- " 1 Mies being met. Meanwhile the friend. of Mr. Chambers continue their exertions on his behalf, and assert that a le vibrancy in the reprosentetiou mot inevitably emus, im ctm ee of the extent of Mr. Tureerendht difficulties BtILDERS' BENEVOLENT INSTITVTION.—A meet- M ing of the friend* and suppriers of thie merel charity was pt, held at the offices of the endety,Sontheruptoreareet, Blooms bury, for the purpose of taking into vim:Mention the sub ject of another election of pensioners ; Mr. George Dint pro. le sided. The eseretery (Mr. A. G. lierrie) Laving read tlis minute., reported that in conrequence of the deerene in the animal oubecriptions, and the donetirms received at the lest le festival. the funds wen in euela a state that the election of wnsioto re, which generally took place is November, would " bare to be priepined. Mr. 0. Bird (the frowner) mid diet " the statement of the secretary wee unkinunately too true. No one could regret that the Willi dachas of pensioners timid wit take plate more thus he did, but the fact was that the directors, in their endeavour. to do an much good se they tq possibly could, hod forgotten that owing to the death of WON of their most literal eupporters, end other CAMS, the feuds bad very bowl fallen ell. He should eosin urge upon them it to do the most they could, and not nukes in their endea Is - yours until they had placed the ebony in such • state that „ two eleetime in nett yew maid oKain fake place. Siemyrly ""' did he trot that at the ensuing diner r, under the preadency of Mr. Aldermen Retie, some of the tarn and inatentiel te builyer*whohad bithor:o refrained from c meow em . 1 , 1 4 them, would become steiw.rdr, end land their aid ie the el currying out of al good a work. Coder the eircunistreces, he 1 1 : Cat run that threw sten'ereen who bad hitherto so librintly ea tided 111 cm, both by their perresee end support, woukl eft re,is lent their aid end eminence. After mine remarks fe free Mr. Themes Cozens. Mr. George Grayson, Mr. .1 . Newsetb, jun.. Mr. It. Howl, Mr. J. Williams, Mr. J. Davie, ;!.. 1 and Mr. E. Fish, the minutes were confirmed, end the me tine repented. STATE. CAI:III.3nE rot W. F. ALLEN, SHERIFF IN ELl:rd.—The 3 car of oohs of this gentlemen sal, we are 1 1 1 informed. be marked with all the hospitality and dignity menu eneunte with the ithrievalty, but divested of deploy. In scrotums with thie aryttag.ttast, a nest NW chaste m o t e ehoiot him toot ornatrurted by the firm ef Pitere sad Sons 1111 of Park-sleet, Greevenor-equare, tinieherd is their usually IM IN tasteful style, amid perfectly free from osieutation. The IM pemets displey, Is oddities to the heraldic insignia of the tee City of London And toasty ed 11eMieerz, the menage= and gips end (tithe eberiff, and the latter is also dippleyed upets the liernmercheh, tegolber with his motto, " Sine let* deems" fle„ - -- — Mott‘tox PDX IN EN UrEa.—Soene time since two • "elites' .4 the Brigham Tomer Paternity troik op their le qnarters in this city, and presets d their deteetshis duedtiors at for months in lbe Core Exchange. In min they en. le dee...arid to obtain proselyte.; and on use occasion, after haring invited discomlea, sad feeling the wreknere their arguments, they " put out the lights," mode quirk their departure, mad the eitisms• thought they hod got thoroughly rid of the Salt TAM. Such, however, splints to be sot the ease; on Sunday last, it was revived again by as "elder" discoursing in the open air, is Queen-street. A peat number of people congregeted around the preacher; sad after be bad bees patiently listened to for some time, un mistakerdile PiglN..f dirtiest were apparent et the comes. mare* of dime msenabkd, and blame soon followed, then wiling, and ultima'ety the Mormon, with his " humbug," resod it convenient to beat a retreat, such In the delight of them premed.— (heelers now. AN EXTRAORDINARY AFFAII4—A reward has Sea o red osier the *dimwits circumstances : On Tuesday, the let instant, a small box, covered with brown parr, end dimmed to Mr. Pennett, surges, the Spare, Wilton, wee delisted to Mrs. Warr, the Wilton carrier, near the Shoulder at Mutton Inn, Reliabery. by • boy about fuertren years of mu, Seated in • short jacket, trimmer, sod asp. If the boy who delivered the box to Mrs. Ware, will COMO for tried end prom the Fames and give information as to the party who entrusted it to Ms are, be is awed a reward of M. together airh all reasoaabio travelling names; and • Anther .es of IW. Is tamed to him err say other priors who *an Ned to the conviction cif the obender, the box having sustained a isocline so oceitracted as to explode on the edam of the lid, sad blinded to destroy 14. Bonnott's 146.—Hempediee Teleemph. CAPE OF Goon Hoon.—The following notice was toned from the General Post-ogles yesterday, : "Au ansamensat las bees wade with the wages of the steam owed Dane for the ccameare of this at ath's sails to the Cage of Good Hope. The sells win be sada up la London an the coo t r o 24l4th bra foe Wpm* on bout the Dams at 5114123 LISTS.-21318 DAY. Two o'CLocx. The railway share market to-day is quiet, with s little change in prices, but where any alteration is observable, it is in an unfavourable sense. Lon- ze don and North-Western stock is quoted 3 1 1 1* to 100 ex thy. ; Great Western, -'I to 331 ex dir.; Midland, 81/ to 82 ex div.; Great ss Northern, 231 to 241 per share; London and South- Western, 131 to 461 ; and Eastern Counties, 11 5-16 so to 7.16 ex div. Barwick is firmer. so Great Western of Canada shares are Bat. Foreign descriptions are generally dull. to 41Atlit MMUS ao.'" da. I fLi Prim I Won r.ur to U. poll.. /0 0111111Alit FILAJLIIS &MD NTOO.P. praz ta titz tris asom ..... .A4m4mtimarwt,, Si HI 101,141 ii; dotal awl N i 2 a NI 71 ale SiIS U 34 4 I • 0 —els 111 13. 11 0 31 IS It 14 141 Of 01 IL 101 ItS B4 II M NS SI $4 103 ICf 1113 IS sd 0 34 ad 7t If ; 0' 111 114 I dY sd MO I Weikel= 101 . 11,1sMor . 4 . 1 al isrylms ..... ill 'aut. M a disk:l di labia h Sallee Joni's; la 4 halm Cohen. Claw 104 Do. Gus all Now IN Oat Leariakine . ISO Ma *ad to" saLho h or w at ah . heck Dream len Ohms. a death WOAOIT all anat sail' a Wetland lOn Ong Swinged ... . 10d To. 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View% Dotes —.-.. ii If 66 64 2 At We (11crapath) have heard, but hope it is not true, that a now MIMI of Ilinoctudon has apnuig up between the London end North-Weatern, and Great Western com panies, at ;slop., it is maid, out of one of the companies de puting, by underselling the other, from en agreement mutually entered into by them to van at equal fares to cer tain towns. If there bean. truth in this, we hope the good seam of the two boards will put en end to It, by coining to • weenpt onderdanding. If not, we trust the shareholders will do it for them ; they have had enough, one would think, of competition, IHVIDIND OP THE (Biter) RAILWAY ColtrANT.—We understand it is t e intention of the dime ton of this womanly to recommend to the proprietors at the appnachinic half-yeerly meeting • dividend of five per cent. for the half-year enemas the 30th of June last. —Dubins (111411, DR. LIVINotrEoN.—The freedom of the city of Glimeow is to be presented to this distinguishe 1 traveller on Wednesday nest. The Lord Provost and megistratee have emerged that the prementation shall take pleas in the City Hall, at one o'clock. On the tame evening the learned doctor will be presented with a pecuniary testimonial amount ing to about 2,06":11., on which occasion he will meet the sub scribers in the City Math—aurora. ALL SAINTS'. MAROARET-STREET:The sculptures at the east end of All Saints', Margaret-street, are, we believe, now completed. Workmen are engaged in tity ing the Baptistery. The upper complutroont of fresco over the slier is finished. For this end the other paintings, Mr. Dyne, the eminent Christian artist it, we hear, to mmive 4,0001. Wo feast the fittings of this magnificent church sill soon be ampleted.— Union. TE , TIMONIAL TO STIR TOWN CLERK OP MAN CH:tier:IL—A meeting was held in the maym's parlour, Town-hall, Manchester, on Thursday, to secure the means of presenting a suited:testimonial to the town clerk for his services in connexion with the Mersey Comeminey end Doeks Act. A sum of 2,000/. was pat down by the gentle men present is the commencement of the subscription. RUFF'S GUIDE TO THE TURF.—Timo has been well chasten in the yubliestion of the Autumn Supplement to "The Guide:' Now when racing men are engrossed by the stirring events about to take place at Doncaster, and when they are anxious to obtain every information respecting the stakes to be contested there, and the intrita of the com petitors, Messrs. Stephenson, Piper, and Spence, of Pater nester-row, have issued a work in which the antecedenta of every home are faithfully reetrnied. The ram. ore fully in de:iv'. and the work Is wonderfully perfect. The typngra phlsal arrangement Min is characterised by a neatness worthy of especial commendation. GRAND PILGRIMAGE.—A letter front Presburg, in the Cologne Gazette, 'twee that a grand promotion of the Roman catholic, of Hungary had Prat started on a pilgrimage to Marie. Zell. About 10,000 pilgrims from different pro vinces of the country took part in it. All the corporate bodice of Preeburg, with their banners, opened the lion of march, and were followed by the clergy and the municipal authen tic*, and after them came the pilgrims divided into bodies of Hungarians, Germans, and Sclavoniane. The ("raga was closed by the ariclinal prince primate, and carried before him were the prevents intended for the church—among other* n statue in slicer and gold of the Virgin, and a valuable banner. An enormous beer vat, made by Mr. Oxley, of Frame, Somersetahire, to now in course of erection, liftmen. Not ton's Brewery, Carmarthen, which measures 41 feet in circumference and above 20 feet high. It is of an oval shop& end onr readers may form some idea of its magnitude from the fact that, when the vat is completed, we (Cantorthen lort,•tiel) hear that the spirited proprietor' purpose giving • dinner to thirty of their principal workmen in the int• of it. On Thursday night, about nine o'clock, it com =enrol to mist, nod hu continued without intermission until the host at which we (31rtedstoas Jorernall write—nine Wricrk on Friday night Many timed doting the twenty four hours the rims has owns down to terreists—the ditches me full, the rime Is swollen, sad there must inevitably be heavy floods . This, amerce, bee rendered the hop-picking • miserable teak, and eery tench detracted from Ito value to the pour, insomuch es they are unable to take their youngest children to the gardens, sad are obliged to hove fires day by day to dry their vet clothing. Ctosz or THZ ART TREABFZES EXHIBITION: The committee of the Art Tremors, Ezhibition hats resolved to close Um the lab October nest. MONEY MARKET-2111S 1, 4 4 y. Two o'Cxoet. The funds bare been chitfly affected to-day by rumours touching the arrival of the expected mail from India ; but, upon the whole, the market has exhibited more firmness. Present quotations show El recovery of per cent. The other departrat nto of - the Stock Exchange arc quirt. Consols are steady at 901 to 1, for money, and 901 to for the 14th October. The transfer books of _ . the other government stocks are shut. Eathcquer Bills have been sold at is. die. Turkish Six per Cents., after being marked On are now a little flatter at 9, to Z. Other foreign seeu • rale' have met with very little business. The sales ate limited to the following; viz.:—Buenos Ayi es Bondi, fur account (16th Sept.), at 8); Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, at 79 to 791 ex div. ; and Spanish Passive Bonds, at Lou. A meeting of the holders of Venezuelan Bonds is _ . convened by the committee for the 22nd inst. Monday , next will be " making-up day" in the share market. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will be completed on Wednesday. It appears that the Etna has not brought the 50,9001. in Australian gold, which reached Suez per the steamer European several weeks ago. There are complaints of the high rates of freight charged for gold by the company to which this vessel belongs ; and the delays which occur in the transmisslon of this precious merchandise will tend still further to restnct shipments of gold by their vessels, for the loss of interest forma a consideration of some im portance. The foreign exchanges yesterday were in most cases quoted rather less favourab'y for this country. The current rates arc shown be!uw, viz. : Amsterdam, three months, 11.181 to 191 ; ditto, short, 11.16 to 17; Rotterdam, three months, 11.19 to}; Ant werp and Brussels, three mouths, 25.321 to 7} ; ltsmbate, throe months, 13.71 to 81; Paris, short, 25.171 to 221; ditto, three mouths, 25.571 to 60; Marwilles, three months, 26.60 to 21; Frankfort-ou-the-Mnine, three months, 119 to 1; Petersburg, throe months, 361 to 1; Vienna, three months, 10.32 to 3; Trieste, three months, 10.32 to 3; Naples, three months, 421 to 1; Genoa, three months, 25.70 to 6 ; Leghorn, three months, 29.8.1 to 90; Palermo. three months, 1271 to ; 111owthot, three months, 1279 to 8; Madrid, three months, 49 to 1; Cadiz three months, 491 to 1; Oporto, three months, 621 to 1; Lisbon, three months, 621 hal. We understand that the messengers of the Court of Bankruptcy have taken possession of the property of Mr. Thomas Dean, the solicitor, to whose flight reference was made on Thursday. His name does riot appear in last night's Gemette, owing to the usual formal delay, but tt will doubtless be comprised in the list of: bankrupts next Tuesday. Mr. Lean stems to have systematically misappropriated funds entrusted to him for investment, but, as remarked yesterday, it is believed that 25,00 01 . will cover the whole. When a man who has borne a respectable character during a pe riod of five-and-twenty or thirty years of pro fessional practice is discovered to have thus betrayed the trust reposed in him, the intimacy of the relations subsisting between the client and his confidential legal adviser renders the blow the more severe. The corn market yesterday was firm,but an advance of ls. per qr. over last Monday's rates was reluc tantlypaid for wheat. Since Friday week the number of gram-laden vessels arrived at ports of call is no less than 51, of which 10 consist of wheat, and 24 of maize. This department of the market remains firm, and several speculative purchases of wheat and maize have been made at an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. over last week's rates. These operations are appa rently based upon the reported spread of the potato disease in Great Britain. The English country markets maintain their late advance; but by the last mail a fresh decline is reported in nearly all the French markets. At Paris the decline esta blished in flour this week represents 2s. to 3s. per sack. The Joseph Fletcher has arrived from Foo-chow foo, with 600,0001b5. of tea on freight. A general court of proprietors of the flank of EnFland is called for the 17th inst., to consider of a dividend. The lonian Bank hare declared a half-yearly dividend at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum. The directors of the North of Europe Steam Na vigation Company, who entered on their functions on the 23rd June last, have issued a report in anti cipation of the meeting . called for the 13th in stant. Further evidence is here afforded of the disgraceful management of the former officers of the company. the revenue account shows a loss of 38,1591. upon the half-year ending the 30th June last, and the company's balance-sheet exhibits an s= te loss of 187,1671., including 65 , 2241 . de as " depreciation." The directors consider it expedient to sell as many ships as will produce about 50,0001., " in order to place the company in a position to adopt whatever course may afterwards be found expedient." The monthly return of the Bank of France, as made up to T hursday last, the 10th of September, shows the following results (the exchange taken at 25f. to the pound): Coin and bullion .... £9,919,100 Increase 1113,000 Bills discounted .... 23,315,800 .. Decrease 740,000 Notre in circulation 23,715,800 .. Decrease 666,900 Treasury deposits .. 4,863,000 .. Increase 107,600 Private deposits 6,740,000 .. Decrease 626,000 Advances on French !event. Securities 11"2,4°° .. Decrees 3,200 Advances on Rail 1,076,000 .. Increase 35,900 way Securities .... During the two previous months the decline in the bullion amounted to 1,584,0001. It is satisfactory to find that the downward movement has at length been arrested; but it must be remembered that this is only accomplished by means of continued pur chases of the precious metal at an artificial price. The sum expended in premiums on gold dur ing tue month was 10,5001. The large de crease in the floating circulation, accompanied by a small increase in the bullion, and by a decrease in the Bank's liabilities in the shape of deposits, indicates a more satisfactory position. As the discounts had increased no less than 4,080,000/. during the two previous months, a decline in this item was to be expected. The increase in the govern ment deposits is small, and the dividends on the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bellies fall due on the 22nd inst. The alteration in the advances on stocks and shares is unimportant. The following weekly summary of the produce market is from Messrs. W. J. and 11. Thompson, and dated this evening : The transactions in the Colonial markets this week have not been extausive, And for many kinds of produce prices still rule in favour of the buyers. Tho males of MUM have gone off very heavily, although only well quantities have darn brought forward. Good end fine sorts, from their scarcity. have realised previous rates, while low descriptions show n reduction of 10. to 2s. per cart. Coffee, which bad been quiet during the early part of the week, has to-day met with brisk onnapatition at full quotations for colory sorts. Sams dmnand for nee. partly speculative, has caused sn ad vance in the low qualities of about 3d. per est. Saltpetre, on the spot, hos again declined 6d. to Is per cwt. • in float ing percele, tow rale' RIO reported. The tea ;market has been firs, , e nd advanced quotations fully sustained. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, Sept. 4, compared with the pre vious return, shows the following results: Ci-eulation issue Circulation active Public deposits Other deposits Gov't nment ermines in bankingderrtnient Other securities in banking department 18,351,990 Increase 640,327 Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bills 771,332 Decrease 12,727 The Rest Notes in reserve 6,064,670 Increase 61,780 I Considering the purchases of newly imported gold which were effected by the Bank last week, the withdrawals of coin from the establishment for the internal circulation of the country must have been considerable. This return affords evidence of a good commercial demand for money, owing to which the addition to the reserve is trifling. A large increase i in the " lent" is usual at this period, when the di vidend on Bank stock is about to be declared. At. ',UM vat t Cu Act Ith ea S.tturth;, 6, DM fIIIIIIIIIIAT. Cloverranent Debt .... /11,0t6,ri6 tither tiesuritlee . 3.the,ene , 044 Coin and Unities th. 1136,41.0 Siker ...... BANE Or rl , lOl. \ Nl\ -A-. Art, SY t I lin•Pl .f .JII,QO f21.:V.110 An. 311.110 111. !NO DEP 22222 , Government Fcearttke ne5t........ . 3,6j3.2g flamed. ' thrnot Walebt Vuble Drpon I. Annuity • 11 ". 0, K B3 . Yeetren . Other decuritten Debt. 3 ,. Ily.A , vte.; 314 Goldand BYiar Can .. 051,04 Irrendan s..J AS a la. 7:1,3371 Sept. 10. 13.77. Y. 2fIIIHQALL, Clad C.,h1.1. .6 , 3,116 LIABILITIES and .WETA fit tho OITY DAY August. 31. Tonrurrtint..f 0a2.• By Exchrijr BHA Jul paid up .... 1.....'. , V , 0 , and lion ... sod To noo.uot n! re. 1 0.11u.1 ...Howtm £1:A:,00115 0 rand fund ... 5?...: 1 0 115 , 1.1n0 tau 'tned. To amount .: in. k,,,., modins rt do ..uts ro. I okpauna, nob. adv. , ' no me -1,001 rf II :rd 1 saa of Ann... 5: :35 0 0 TO au T: duo , o , i thy lank ou c.:O. not and other mamma ...... 1.04'..5;7 6 0 41,711.742 G 0 11.7::.742 0 4• c. STlftliC, 71IrcallsecUc street, Lo,:os. &V-7; FILIDAT BYE:flit°. Business in the hulls :continues excessively dull. The suspense relative to the progress of affairs in India is acutely felt, and weighs heavily upon all branches of lniiinzss. The funds remain flat in character, but the r:duction in price established to day dues not cacti 1-16 per rout. In the dibcount market to-day there was a good demand for money at fully the Bank rate, and at the Bank itself the applications were numerous. There is still, however, no pressure in any quarter. In the Stock Exchange money was in increased demand. The Vienna I:4arse is flat, and there are rumours of financial eidosrrassments in that city. Tho ex change on London is a little higher, being quoted 10.12. _ _ . Consols, which clod yesterday at 90i for the 14th OctoLer, were to-day alternately "buyers" and " sellers" at that figure, and closed at 903 to 2. For money the last price was 901 to 2. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 1, ; ditto for ac count (11th Oct.), 001, „, ; India Stock, 210 ; Three-and-a Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1 , 539, Exchequer-bills are still brought to market, and the price has receded to 7s. to 3s. ais. Turkish Six per Cents. retain firmness, and closed at 932 to 2. 'Die Guaranteed Four per Cents. re main quoted 992 to 2. In other foreign securities there was also an absence of fluctuation. Sales aro recorded as follows :—Danish Five per Cents., 1013, 101 ex div. ; Divsh Four per Cent. Certificates, 992; Mexican Three per Cents. for account (16th Sept.), 212. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 79 ex div. ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents, for account, 233; the Committee's Certificates ler the unfunded coupons, 6 per cent. Turkish Six per Cents. for account (16th Sept.), 932; ditto Guaran teed Four per Cents, for account, 901; Venezuela Active Bonds, 322. Guatemala Five per Cent. Bonds were also offi cially marked 53. Some large transactions took place to-day in the Illinois Central Railway shares, the market for which is firmer. The cluing quotation w ag 2f to 3) prem. The shares of the Atlantic telegraph Company have declined, and are nominally quoted 300 to 200 dis. We hear cf some transactions in the new bonds of the Great I.uxembourg Company at 3-16 to prem. In Bank shares to-day there was no alteration, the transactions being limited. The Canada Land Com pany's shares have declined. London General Om nibus were inquired for, and closed at 3: to 31. Crystal Pa:ace shares have recovered to 12 to 1 3-16. Other miscellaneous securities were quiet. The nominal closing quotations for the shares in some of the new undertakings are subjoined, viz. : Gado Railway, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem.; Central Oude Railway, par to 1 prem.; Eastern Bengal Railway, to 3-16 prem. ; Punjaub Railway, L' to 3-16 pm. ; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 pm. ; Red Sea Telegraph, par to/ prem.; Riga and Dunaburg Itaiiway (Consolidated shares), 2 dis. to par. 47 41 IS 11 U 1$ Pr I 1. 11 . t i t" I ti II If d!al 211 $1 MINES.-THIS DAY Two o'Ctnex. In the market for home mining stocks to-day there is a good inquiry fur Wheal Edward shares, which are marked in the Stock Exchange 8; to 81. Sortridge Consols have been dealt in at ; and Lady Bertha at 15s. In other descriptions no important change has occurred. St. John del Bey shares are rather flat, and are marked 10 to IN. Foreign descriptions are gene rally neglected. 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 : • Alfred Consols, 131. 14; Calatoek Console, 6,6 ; Bag Alr.ed, ; East Itutoell, 21; Kelly Bray, 325. 6d., 32.; Lady 'Bertha, 14... 165.; North Crafty, 51. 6; North ltoskear. 160, 1;0; Weat Caradon 122 1 , 127! , Wheal Arthur, 3:, ; Wheal Edward, 81, ; Wheal Zion, 17s. 6d., 20a. . . Annexed is our usual weekly report of the metal market. The upward tendency of the market for copper is viewed with satisfaction by the copper mintng interest : There is a large and good demand for copper, and the smelters have pail a very considerable advance for ores during the week. Ores are now too high in comparison with oho nomitud pliers of manufactured copper ; end it to, there , tore, expectei ILA there will be a coisidemblo advance in ununitactured ere long. Iron is firm, and there is no lack of orders in the market. Lead continues firm in price and in good request. Speller is teactive, but the price does not give way in c.mseguence. Tin is considerably depressed, but this is nothing more than was expected at about the time of the prompts of pnrciut,s at the last Dutch sales, which fall on the Itith inst. Tin plates are bought very freely. FRIDAY EVENING. There were inquiries to-day for shares in East Basset, Fast Alfred, llingston Downs, Wheal Edward, Lady Bertha, Cu'stock Consols, North ltoskear, West Csradon, and Wheal Arthur, in some eases at improved quotations ; but the general transactions of the day do not appear to have been important. In the Stock Exchange, Devon Great Consols shares arc officially marked 463 to 470. Thu following transactions are also reported to us from that establishmt nt, although not comprised in the official Fat, v:::. :—Lady Bertha at 14s. to 16s. • Itingston Downs. at 41 and 4j ; North Wheal Crofts, at 5} ' • and North ltoskear, at 165. Alfred. Consols shares remain flat. Foreign mining shams remain very quiet. Imperirl Brazilian were rather flat, notwithstanding the announcement of the cficr made for the purchaze of the company's property. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS PAY. The market is quiet to-day. Town tsllow is quoted 61s. 3.1. nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 635. ; Septembsr, 625.; October to December, 59e. 6d.; January to Marls. 59*. W. lki ‘IcKET AVERAORR :—Town Tallow. 644. 9d.; fat by ditto. 3s. M.; yellow Russian, 6-5 e.; melted Muff. 465. 6d.; rough ditto, 2Ss. ; tallow mew, 17e. ; good dregs, 71. SMITIIFIEI.D HAY MARKET (THIS DAY.) Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply short, the heavy rain yerterday Muting prevented budin, ; priers without alteration. Prime meadow bay, 70e. to 75.. ; superior ditto, 80.. to 85e.; inferior ditto, 50s. to f. 3.1.; toren, 130 s. to 081.; clover, 90s. to 108 s.; @mud cut, 85s. to 100 s. ; strew, 24e. b 30s. - - COVENT OARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Fruit he gill mom than sufficient for the demand. Kent filberts continue to be furnished in emmiderable quantitiet. Prices for them err, however, higher then they were lest week, They ranee from 20s. to 2$ s. per 100 11*. Beret lona nuts fetch 225. per buehel; New Spanish end Brazes, 18e. ditto. Aotong vegetables are Freed+ beano end cauliflowers, the 1 Wee realising from 2s. ed. to 3s. 6d. per dom. Cucumbers are plentiful. Spanish •orriceis may now to had at from le. to 2s. 6d. per down. Pota toes err greatly diriesecl : accounts from the north ere wry bad indeed : prices allow the same so they were teat week. Cut Bowers conebt of orchids, Chinese prininles, p heliotropes, geraniums, violets, mignonette, hestLe, " Z MM. is re- ott het td the tate .~~ i -, i