The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-21 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1237. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. THIS DAY. Tb• firgteerhor mend seueloas of the pure for the county d illhaer• ernmeared this merelog am Clerkenwell, been c i wy, greddbg for the Aairbat Jude., sad a brach d m odatross. Mae mere prboome named M the iam b i he MA, of whim 10 sure committed for Jokey, end It der wisfrwatssor• x i ., c“..7 delivered a that dump to the read jury, the Ai , 4,,ag so harlot imbed vita Yea, he amid, through d. Amer of the lemma armelermat judge. CPlAllell OW NIIIIIIZZLIDISIT. jt,,.. 1 Telt, 42, a traveller on maturities, wee balloted br tomly martmaled emend MSS of money emeived ea account of Jamie Laver, to whom he war sermet. jk . maga Inetenoted by Mr. Woolsey, appeared for the oh. Neigh appeared kw the primmer. r ftkesementer weer ironerunier, marrying Is. bambino ✓ pi., Buxton-maw, Mite-end, and the primmer h i d airm in kin service to collect ordain end eseerally is d o washy of traveller, eta salary of 2.5 e. per week, end sa ellemmet ef Ida re week oe maxillae of commireion, I wri t which a beim* was mesermelly o rs no ease wankel him wee that be had o we him sautes of awn, hi bed receirod ea bed ail aecessied al alt, Y sew balsaws, dx some When Amok be mei the wee UO Is him mamilen, whit % the peamesatee = end smYiew OmerW reenacted bed tabu to the mow of Ilk am Le emeseee sines Illterh, sod had actually told his rem, and a petitioner of the Dellare Cae n. wad. ealheled the preeeeMwr to • long erose-examin adm m Who ecomeate between him mad the primoaer, with the AIM el *Meg thee emathieg was due to the Yaw for am- Sbet the pioneer steeled dot he had fa nail nell eased ceoleadhel that sloe Mance the ion weld we =avid the prisoner of Irvin acted tido wtserrot they Wight Wait of the ireepdarity of Wilifigib. NC Cary wined up the Jeri, allies short cos relwrwed • Meet el Net Gaily. A mead Indletemeat. chalet three tardier andieaste mo, dam peweeeded SURREY SESSIONS THIS DAY. n. lepaebee adjoanted eieekaa fer the wkly at lung aamatad tote meesieg at the Snakes Hosea , helm Thos. ne •q kle, E,. ehalitioa ; f i r= " 47, dayetrebeirsaa mad • hall beach of yrkTea eared. etetteheed the raw of fifty atines ler trial— ihrtaro ke I.i.s sad az fur vatematme. Massa the altergee we sevend tee brew Waft tebberiee drat the penes, embesabeatat, tub by., by ou ? rrite, sad hued. jet \setae beta T ne he Cholera .died them re te the mean of their aws, te.e•Wag that the .iris was ream bray, am& ea lb. Coded CANDY Cast eerier hod Mand • .eat member et ardent led dreled to t vet by P ets Ilenies maim the sew erleital *lee ad. St, be am bow it wry that the Jas 214 el a eery sinews soma He eheald abbe the ie wed* OZAINAM4I ail vitamin lean tem per to tbek loadag the Yak ; art s• • mast set elf pelleirat bad ail le edeta pace le Ye leneees adaasieter the thry Ere seers. THZ POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) DIANSION-HOCIL Me billiares wee b.k,n Mr IL. W. Castles, dew/ baseac Woks heodkeeeleief boo the pocket et I. howl Jaime Cooper, of Kiaialesol-torrece, Dover- NIL . . . . We=zei tbst ea be ine preel . by the sad et os beteeday pot nod We ble, pereeotoe's.pock7V, eye rmsbaerther dad. wth Maki be lotted dears ibe steps tate news "ea Ws 'violent hits, sad beetled kits ewe to lb* ewe dp=e es. W. onus, let 111, slid be wee pee.' *keg Willeirstrist st the time V gesetiors. sad Itaselog Ito coy d "asp dila," sot Ismansfai the plemor to bee sw ims imeelei et dims. be deo pawed bee end teat him ble eastely. We pens set ho wee 'ity, bet that it ante bie li IN Ps leassisti tin Trilisy, vies be sill be brought Mot Iv trigiessits is pity swaiaaa Abed llerritt, as bib imbsent, was charged under the bilisstits airessattsen : NNW Plr, also as Mob labsaver, wad tb.t he .1.11 with is Wawa la alabt s as Oct. at 6 pabbt , lan called ass Ur sad lamb. alma b. km a ao maga siissace. He (war* was my dm* sad bad as assilsea, of 'asthma Mnsesunsd.. _ pat-thipetelle - - - esidi est while tho u = ease we lying os the floor th e sir men la a * eruakeseert. be taw the pima* hake Item hie tara) peck* a Swan owl gold ads, heti it woo a sorentlera ow sot be did M Witteeso sensed the risers of limit Mk* the proseutis, tiro which yff Waiter sold be we ries messy back again .11 pniserasx's pocket, and he pre tali le b... soon .. I eras essemd of robbing the poet air I Usk miry stitch of &Wag off me, eves to nay Wed si* end chuclud Om ea the ter-roam tad*, and InWOO rieuesighly manumit I sever took the otemay. amnaer to &r It. W. Ceram, this prtboy Mated that the relied about the Gra• • pod deal Lad that it um We mossy relied eat of Ma paint. hlsmet.—lt required Ira ms• to pull my thumb out of limeraik. Behr rod, blitsu it diet the fint joint. W. eartise—Yee hod co right to touch he. pocket, IM you eight not I. Mire bent bitten by him. (To the provisr)—Tes me you bet ea much looney in Gee mimeo ask men line Ulem you a whole weak to cern. You have milained this kr WI timileti cutler drunk. and I hope ▪ vis he • hew ler you for the finale. The primmer la disdurcei CLRIULIN WELL. ANIACLT VPON A MOTH tit. JOilore Ii a, illyesag Mine genet 2t years at age, duiti9el lea baaaaker, mad etbn has figure(' *t this v. , 111 um lowing aseamises. we charged with ...salting his aged *stir, film limbs WiULau , reaalieg et Nn. 9, Closeall nal. Mr. Jobs Wehalm who appeared for the romplahust, mid Sat the ileferlest os &guide,. afternoon, bong the wane far awe, Mlle )1000 hrike wriii nil the things, and elle Veins Wilt ems et his brothers, 'truck his soother • Soles New. The wading W latolvergal him to say that if be (the aplesirt) want lad swede. to keep the paean„ sad siep . asay has bar hews she would allow him IL le. per seek latadloloolo gar woo a great deal more than wit • know dowtod, nd ordered him to fia4 two reopart• •••tim Ai moils' is 101. Irak, to loop the peace foe twelve The prisoner was Maul ep la MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Mario 1101111T.HY WITH Vio,T,WHIW. firms Nana Joh,e Arwada, .lion Ameba two amebae eiversorse• *real at the her before Mr Rim- Mai with Mang • gold oaten, value 71, the Porffictl i alin Minicab, Ni. 6, Emelt ston-plaes, Rana- Malik 41 E 1 pLrr anwarrel ter the primmer& Mg. Rabin NIL landlord of the Harr", 'maim Whlgehinigani, Eleet-oireet, owed that ow &tar eff alint half•pm tea, be was proem& _RI Ann Dnimplatin, Saint Martin's-4m whoa W ONIIII4I win ntraelin to the priworatiw, who A al& lb back to the wall, Meng ten Yob y the worm for liquor. He then ow Ile rare sad to.. other men, tame of whoa ha bind be_ the primer Arundel. go up to the mareellMit Nen Misibei him nom. Directly aftemiemb lb. pe 'WOWS NEW 1114 . 1 keg my wank," sad Ore aid " Polka." TM primmer Rolm that batted prebeeler with kM UM. sael throw him down again, ald elite be (preetaster) wee Inn; att the prosad, No laprod the vela is ow al the mew nice, wham M elawinewli vet Atbriol, sad Its, then ran off. Winne, lung Sontoed sad mind laid of Nolan, and with the ions- Miws of anathir who subsomeedly carne up, de- WWI Ma RR a taMeW dirtived, when he was given into Jail Xenia* the pomeester, corroborated the waiment inn • ibeshote e watdud the priwowers until Saturday WESTIIMUITZIL . 41 ■OdANCI 1111 ♦ AIIIIICTAIILI NEWHAM:SW.O. A goatlanna traltal;an llr. Payatar the morning, and lannaid W amistanse to ants a nannies, awl L voi t a did se an his own behalf, hit far Iks allebbaan by whom be was totrowadad. Hs A _ 11. " " 1,0 1 11, 1 11 1satr of 113, War wirt.street, Naha*, sod • "... *lna El: • mite of agartassws bia how to a wawa of saparanse, who repremotal banal as area's • Mara its bad bat there away dam thassesaud Mat As was a man widest pliant, Waded to Wits aif Inns vita. while a that man. eundosAll7 'sled Nee the Iran , sod, scresating sad yarieradw, aistd bnisdrada drop* who naturally thought ohs ha d anneal non grams 111-tnwdmnt. Applicant • arrest Ind hat adribtadded by bar wham, that atm was afraid to "rhP lsse ar . ayw —Er aba meld bar? md a Ala Asia bar Ile new tliagrataful way, U liN tia ‘ l iil ait bar. Inns As be. imp that ale rushes bib lbat hatessy, and, awerwitac as I bow balm mated, limarts. sad awns As while of war sumgastahls atighbant it" • Psysisr—liave ywsipphri to the Hwy Applisat—T_.. Tim , sold me shay coot sot asolut ressmsadsd me to tom ham as duty cossiderell as swat bed b. romaitted. Yr. Papaw—Ups roe Afillksai—ito, gas soy arrest. Bridget acerdiu 'errant to the applicant, said thin dm t, lodger t hrew . watt, and other things at her, but ehe had fortanately eamped being hurt. Bhe &boned her clang her bad tams. Mr. Palmer (to apptioant)—Wben dM she last make • distort:4mM an the Weeny t Applicant—Twice on &today emoting, and knowing how entnwoely °decisive it would be to us on Sunday, threatened to go there and shriek yesterday. Mr. Vaynter--Take • pros summons against her. LAMBETH. OTITAINLNO ylo:4Elf 11V YA LSE PREIENCF6. Mary dm* For, yang women far advanced in , was pleads( the ler baton Mr. Elliott, on • charge a sovereign frees Ilse. Mary Green, the wife of the Rev. N. Gras, liter deter of the Collegiate School, Grove, Camberwell. Mary Asa Sonsam, servant to the ow. prosecutor, de posed diet on Saturday evening t he ;whew brought a not* oddment le hr seletress, which die took to Mrs. Gana, and she ay hr Lea= she priesaer a sovereign. Mrs. Gress add that the sees headed to her by the last witness purported to be initial by end brought from kb. Scott, who was in the habit of welds( for her, and woe a re quest for the advance of a 'overdo. Believing her riper seetatloa, end that the note had really oonte free Mrs. Scott, she, Mts. Green, gave the primmer a sovereign la the presenes of the last witness. Me primmer in reply to the charge, denied that she was the parson, and said she knew northing of the tranftction. Mn. Green and her pervant repealed their rem Utica that she was the person, and the primmer was fully committed fee trisio IStP 1111 MT ROPRZ.T. 17tontag Maynard, servant to Mr. Kan, &bottle-merchant, earl, ins on .isinseti in l'aradive-strest, Lambeth, wee charged with robbing hie employer of a horse. van, and • gummy of tette*, of the vela. altogether al 251. Venn the evidenoe, it appeared that on that day week the prisoner, In the &banana of hie master, drove away with • bone, van. and a quantity of bottles, and bad not been heard of until tdten into custody by Sergeant Romaine. 11 • was remanded nand Thum:bey next. SOUTHWARK. lAILWAY ROCIWRIES.—AN oLD 7141 E ). CALOIIT AT LAST. Witham Lee, a aublAy-dnowd hula man, with thick monstsehiee end beard, was brought up for final exa mination, charged with having Eiden • carpet bag contein leg valuable property, from the London-bridge terminus of the Senth-Reistent Railway. Mr. Hairy Dyne, the superintendent of the terminus, was in attendance to prow. ate. Mr. Henry Price, • gentleman wielding at 23, Princes- square, St. Chores in the East, rid he left Margate on Monday evening the lath instant, having seen his carpet bog with other property derailed in the Inggsge van. The train ar rived at the London-bridge terminus at 8 o'clock, when he went to tbe van in queer ion to look after his luggage, but the carpet beg could not be found. On the followier morn ing he me it at the polies-audion, ',hem the pnwiner wee in custody. He identified it as his properly, end be valued the contents at 10f Jolla W hite. a detective Aker its the employ of the South Easters Railway, raid that in connequatee of numerous robberies having been lately committed on the platform on the ...rival of the a p.m. mist from Margate and Doter, he We. brimmed to retch, for the purpled* of detecting the thieves. On Monday night, the 14tha be sew the prisoner through the b oking-ofllee and proresd en to th.- **- Jut as the eight o clock train was coming in. Witness him, and a little while enema* be saw him pees *tweak the gate towards the incline, when be Mopped him sod asked Win where he was going to with the eaS-beg he Yid is • Lis head} He replied that he wee ping • train. Witham suspectieg bum to be one of a going of wee who lakeeed the railway, took him 1.-k to the ouperintemdmif cdiete, wise be was gines into custody. Mr. Dye, add thee the primmer wee brought to hid °Moe by NA miters, with the carpet beg. The prionier told him it was kis; that lie belonged to Birkenbekd, and that be was going by the railway. lie, however, refixed to answer other othestione relstiie to the wipe( bag, when wit nem gave him into custody. Police-constable 13 M. said the prisoner was eenteneed to six months at this court in December, 1855. fur a similar nthbery at the woe railway. The magistrate accordiaely committed him for trial. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. OIT ZUKTILIC 131.101Lifij PONTEFRACT MEETING.-THIS DAY. TRIAL STAIRS. Or Wl*. Elleadm, KaSwim Log* sad Alagory we bore. STAND PLATE. Six furlongs. Manlius, Etymon, Fedora Hem Lot Throe, and Prince's of Orange are here. WEST RIDING HANDICAP. Twn wiles. • Plank I'd!say and Young Hopeful aro all that an hare at a k . recast. PARK HILL STAKES. Five turkey. Amery. Swig of SWUelagh, laterciduna, Meta, Lady Del, is and Dummy, are bat. Orman Anament.a.—Breeze, Roma Bonham, and Sky. 7 1 eNter, Lard Neiman, Prince of Denmark, Won W.agent, Julia, Hamlet, licamsofethiat, Tlnatia n 7= II Mammy Free e. DREADFUL BOILER EXPLOAION.— Two LIVES LosT.—TutmooN GRANGZ Coiusar, BiniuAr.—About nine o'clock this morning, one of the beers at this colliery exploded with a loud report. It shook the earth. The report me heard for about a mile distant, and was some- XII thing like the explosion of a magezino of powder. On rewinding to the mew of desolation, it was juot as if m the town had been bombarded tar • considerable time. -• The chimney y was split, the stone walls blown to atom% N and the boilers shifted out of their placee, and a large numbs r of houses damaged by bricke, stones, pulleys, metal pipes, a• and various other things. The houses had a eursous appearatice ; though built of wood, they were quite t rey, islet se if shined with lime water. The boiler had split is N the top part was blown ~err the top of sin or eight houses, sad fell into a pond about 100 or 120 yards' die- as tans from the place. The ether part was ttfted over Si the engines home..., and railwey, on to the duet beep, at a dismay of about 100 sends. On clewing away the stones and rubbish near where the boiler stood,Aas bodies of two your men were diseuvevel—the ono naineCl John Orton, the other Roper, the &moan. They were dreadfully scalded, and, of eonrso, quite died. A child playing in the sheets wee stru' kby ine of the bricks, and there sterns to be little is or so hope of its recovery. Various nusoure are afloat ae to the nitre of the accident ; but of cowrie the truth will sot be known till the inquest.— Iris/. yen noes, this day. IL I FOUR COI.LIF.RS BURIED ALIVE. —On Friday evaaig,, about half•past eight o'clock, nearly 30 yards depth of the kick work lining•coalpit in Brodflotd-read, Mimchaum, see pee way, and fell to the bottom of the shaft, there burying sleeker men at the throe sill working in the pit. The mine to is the property of Mews. Livemy, who have adopted Si. energetic measures to remove the bricks, eo uto have the 2% bodies rescued, but it is supposed this wt occupy three or-es four days. and no hopes are therefore entertained of finding any of the men slice. The names of the colliers are Henry Seddon, James Blair, John Claybnu, and Henry Applidos, tee two of therm married mss with fautiliew It CAPTURE OP A SEA-DEAIL.—Mr. Leask, inn- te keeper at Forfeited,. Islay, caught a sea monster tho other Se day, which ws• fonut.l to be what ichthyologiste describe . the em-devil. Its pannier formation, mays the Greenot yb rertiscr, is anything but captivating. It is flag ; four lest po eight inches in length; two feet eix inches in breadth; its AG mouth, in which there I. a single row of minuted sharp ON teeth, measnree 121 inrbee horizontal, sad when the jewelers r . fully opened, measures betwixt the lower and upper, Ifet ine.; U e on its belly, near the lower part of the hew& sr. two heads, lee having fire fingers on eons distinctly exhibited. and webbed. I has elm two anterior flee, and two latent' bags of gnat * capacity, with one of a triangular forts on the belly. it r, weighs about eighty pounds. It is altogether a formidable and strange-MAing SAL, and the name by whisk it is known R, is suit ineppropriate. Me THE lintrlsif ARSOCIATION IN ABERDEEN. —On kr. Wednesday an influential meeting was held in the Town t w l Hall, Aberdeen, for the purpose of making ismengenseate with reference to the meeting of IMO. The Lord Provost le occupied the choir, and resolutions were pored to the egret ne that, in snlicipetion of the meeting of the asso elation, to be held under the presidency of Prince Albert in lkid, a general committee should be at once anointed to make curb imitable provision foe the reception of tumbril, end also to erring.) its for as passible the le business of the meeting; and that the conveners of the 110 owthern counties be requested to co-operate in the objects * of the committee. with the view of having the manufactory., the naturst end industrial produiii• end meourcee, end the antiquarian remains of the north of Scotland, adequately brought under the notice of the mooting.—Aerth British We (Fife Jorrnfil) understand three licentiates, who studmi at St. Andrew's, bare been eppninted chaplaim to the smy in India—the Rev. Mr. Bee and the Rev. Mr. Homan, who were chaplains in the Crimea, and the Rev. Mr. itorrk . DANCING CONGRESS AT VlENNA.—Another mo rass bee just been held at V i1P12114 —one of dancing mestere! It woo attended not only by all the principal master. of that tit", bat by deputations from Prague sad Odeon. The *set of it was to deliberate nn the grave queetion of the Introduction of sew figures in dancing, and the after mutts minions ri.doetion, came to the reeolTtiti rig s ' adopting • new quadrille invented by a dancing meter of Prague, of the name of Maier. A BEIZEIRD ()RILL—Two Fentltmen of Shef• ▪ easeiliers of the town comma, Mr. Heresy end Mr. Broadbent, bane offered to rain 600 oleo in the town within • month to aerie in the army, paying themselves the prolimi amp expenses, and hinding the men over to the government without any conditi , m whatever. Lord ranmure, theakieg there on belpilf of himself sad milleave* for their seal and public apirr, baa accepted the offer. The government, how ever, mil pay the expenoss usuAl as such ocesalms-1 11 • 1 la, V. per man bounty sad • fres bit.-Bpeetator. Oim*i. PA.I.ACIL SHILLINO DAL.— lIDAT NM. 19.—Agairioni psymeat, 16,096 : MN; i . l - SHARI L 1878.-11118 DAY. Two °Tung. The railway share market to-day . is quiet, with no general change in price. Caledo nian and Eastern Counties stock have met with an increased inquiry. London and North-Western, on the other hand, remains very heavy; and sales have been pressed as low as 961, and the present quota tion is so to 97. Midland was sold as low as 801, but has since recovered to 801 to 81. Great Western remains quoted 64 to 1; London and South Western, 4d to per share; Great Northern, 21 to 24, being rather fiat; and Eastern Counties, 11 7-16 to 9-16. Great Western of Canada shares remain Rat. Antwerp and Rotterdam 'aro more inquired for. French lines are very inactive. 0110041111 mum SOD STOOKS. r 44 asommtv. I ur,.r rna... 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Irk M y 4 II 11l ti il a di El U II 111 96 1 1 1 led t t Ifi It 1 .1 214 111 3 I 1 12 11 lb ft SI fe 96 46 111 IN 99 SS SI V II If 99 I 6 f Lit till 7i tr. ii 1 ~ tic 4 s it Ist 1 ti IN. lIP li ii ff 71 L '4 II I II IS A 14 I I _ _ Is It SS II $ 14 lb MONZY MARIBT.-TRIG DAY. Two o'Moci. The funds to-day are dull, and a shade flatter, bat the reduction in price is limited to 1-16 per ocnt. Business in this and nearly every other department of the Stock Exchange is inanimate. Consols for the 14th October were quoted in the morning 901 to 1, and stand now at exactly 901 or 90 5-16 to 7-16. For money transactions have taken place between 90 and 901, and the present quotation is 901. India Stock is marked 210; Exchequer Bills, Be. to 4s. dim.,; and India Bonds, 225. dii. The transactions in the foreign stock market have been rather more numerous, but have led to little change in price. Turkish :ix per Cents. have declined per cent, being quoted 941 to /, The other sales are thus reported, viz., Buenos ;Ayres Bonds at 831; &leader New Consolidated at 131; ditto, Provisional Land warrants at 3; Granada Active Bonds, at 211 ; ditto, Deferred at 51 ; Portuguese Three per Cents, 1853, at 451 ; Spanish Old Three per Cents. for account (30th Sept.), at 401; ditto, New Deferred, at 251 ; Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. for account, at 995, and Venezuela Active Bonds, at 31. It was announced on Saturday that the ship Norfolk arrived off Plymouth from Melbourne on Friday, with 85,970 oz. of gold and 80,000 sovereigns on freight, the total value being about 423,8001. This vessel sailed from Melbourne on the 6th of July, and has therefore made the passage in the short space of 74 days. Nevertheless, her 'deices have been anti cipated by the Overland Mail delivered on Saturday. If the sovereigns are of English coinage they will be sent into the Bank ; but it is thought that the larger portion, if not the whole, of the gold dust will be purchased for the Continent. The other imports reported during last week were large, comprising the following, viz.: 91,2221. in gold by th e Star of Peace, and 98,0001. by the George Marshall, both from Sydney; 19,8001. by the Sardinian, 99,6001. by the Anglo-Saxon, and 31,8001. by the Summer Cloud, all three from Mel bourne; 10,6001. by tho Arabia, and 10,0001. (besides 90,0001 for Havre) by the North Star, both from New York • 174,2001. (of which 64,0001. was gold, and 90,0001. silver) by the Atrato, from the West Indies and Isthmus; 50,0001. in Russian gold coin by the steamer St. Petersburg, from St. Petersburg; 3,1201. by the Tagus, from the Peninsula; and 1 package of specie by the Pactolus, from Alexandria. The total value of the week's imports, including those announced on Saturday, reaches the extraordi nary amount of about 1,012,0001, of which about 784,0001. is from Australia. In addition, about 112,0001. worth of silver is known to have been imported into London by sea from the Continent. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday last includes 18,410 ounces of gold, and 11,600 ounces of silver, representing a total value of about 74,000/. With the exception of 10,000 ounces of silver coin sent to Rotterdam, the whole of these supplies were despached to Boulogne. The shipments from the out ports have included 23,000 by the La Plata, for the West Indies; 5,0001. by the steamer Dane, for the Cape; and 5,1001. by the Tagus, for the Peninsula. The total exports of the week, as officially stated, arethus raised to about 107,0001. To this must be added 663,0001., nearly all silver, by the Ripon, which will leave Southampton for Alexandria to-day. The private remittances of gold to the Continent have comprised, in addition, the whole of the imports, except the amount by the Norfolk, which is not yet in hand, and the 50,0001. from Maria, which was sent into the Bank. The Vanguard has also arrived from Melbourne, but is not known to have any gold on freight. The adviccs from Melbourne mention that the following ships were advertised to sail from that port, viz.:—For London : the King Philip, July 25 ; the Avon, August 4 ; and the Heatherbell, August 10. For Liverpool : the Ocean Chief, in July.. The advices from India indicate that there is still but • poor prospect of the 6 per cent. loan for 3,000,000!. being filled up, notwithstanding the offer of the government to take, in part payment, 4) per cent., 4 per cent., and 31 per cent. notes. It is men tioned that a 8 per cent. government loan for one year had been announced in the Punjab—with what success remains to be seen. These advice' are cal culated to strengthen the belief that a government loan must ultimately be raised in England. We notice that, whilst the Bombay banks have lowered their rates of discount 2 per cent., a rise of 2 per cent. bad been announced by the Bank of Bengal. Now that the whole of the Eastern advice' are to hand, we append our usual statement of the pota tions of exchange on London by the present and pre vious mails : Preesnt Mail. Pre%:ous Mail. At Calcutta .... 24. 2ed. to 20. .. 2.. 2d. to At Bombay .... 2s. lid. to 2 s. 2 d. to 2 At Hong Kong.. 4.. llid. to 6s. Op. 4s. 1114. to At Shanghai—. Is. Id. to 2d. .. 7e. 21d. to 3 1d. On tho Continent the exchanges on London present no alteration of importance. At Paris the quotation is still without recovery. At Paris on Fri day the exchange on London was quoted 23.171 to 20 for short, and 24.821 to 85 for three months' bills; at Amsterdam, 11.77$ (offered) for short; at Hamburg, 13.4/ for short, and 13.11 for three months ; and at 1 7 ienna, 10.11. The continued fall in London and North Western stock excites discussion. An uneasy feeling seems to prevail amongst some of the shareholders with reference to the competition of the Great Northern Company for the Manchester traffic; and the largely increased supply of London and North Western stock indicated at the last settlement in the Stock Exchange has not escaped attention. An extraordinary general meeting of the Electric and International Telegraph Company is called for the 7th Oct., " for authorising the Directors to raise the residue of the share capital, granted under the Act of Parliament, for the purpose of cancelling the debenture debt, and for carrying out such exten sions and improvements of the evstem as may be requisite for increased accommodation to the public." An extraordinary meeting of the London Printing and Publishing Company (Limited) is called for the 30th inst. " for the purpose of declaring the usual dividend for the eighth half-year ending the 30th June last." The particulars arc published of a large number of ordinary shares in the Netherlands Land Enclo sure Company, which will be " absolutely forfeited, for the benefit of the company," unless the call of 11., now in arrow, be paid by the 9th Oct. FATTIDAT ETIXI2IO. The funds were to-day firmer in character, and a farther recovery of k per cent. was established, although brines' was limited. Satisfaction was expressed at the announcement that General Have lock, after a temporary delay at Cawnpore, had again moved on to the relief of Lucknow, which place, according to some statements, he expected to reach about the Bth of August. The funds Lave also derived strength from the bond fide purchases which were effected yesterday at the "limit" of 90 (for cash), and which tend to confirm the belief that the descent of prices below that figure would induce an increased absorption of stock on the part of the public. The more favour able financial advice, from the Continent likewise operated in the same direction. On the other hand, disappointment is felt at the diversion to the Conti nent of the whole of the large supplies of gold lately received; and there is every prospect that money will find full employment for some weeks to come. In the discount market and at the Bank the de mand for money was to-day moderate, after the nu merous applications of the last few days. Full rates are in all eases exacted. The advices from theother Continental 13ourses re port a fresh recovery in Austrian stock. At Vienna no further change has occurred. Console, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday 901 to 1 for the 14th Oct., were very steady to-day at 901 to 1 for money and October, and so closed. The official business report is as follows :—Three per .Cent. Consols, for money. 901, 1 ; ditto, for account (14th Oct.), 90,1; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payaLla in 183% 981 ; India Bonds, 18s. dis. Exchequer Bills remain dull, at Bs. to ts. dia. Turkish Six per Cents. improved } per cent., closing at 941 to 03,1. The Guaranteed Four pa Cents. were quoted 09! to ; Peruvian Four-and- Half per Cents., 78 to 80; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 23! to I. The transactions in this department were of the most trifling character. Ths sake were confined to the following, viz. :—Chiliaa Six per Cents., 1011. Danish Five per Cents., 101} ex die. Mexican Three per Cents., for account (30th Sept.), 211, Turkish Six per Cents., far account, 93, 951; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents, for account, 901. _ _ Holders of Minot, State Sterling Canal Bonds (registered) cam now receive 10 per cent. of the principal. Illinois Central Railway shares were again flatter to-day, closing at to 2j prem. New York Cen tral Railway 6 per Cents. of HUM were quoted higher. Bank shares to-day were steady. In land, 'tam, and other miscellaneous sharer, scarcely any altera tion occurred. Peel River Land shares showed flatness. Australian Royal Mail were marked 2 to 2a. MMES.-THIS DAY Two o'CLocz. A moderate amount of business is going forward to day in home mining stocks, which present no, tar portantchange in price. Lady Bertha shares have bees dealt in the Stock Exchange at lk ; North Frances at 13,; Par Consols at 201; and Sortridge Consols at 2. . In foreign and colonial mining stocks business is almost at a standstill, and prices are nominally un altered. Subjoined is the official list (Atha closing prices in the Mining Exchange on Saturday. At the priess quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers: East Alfred, 31, 41 ; East Russell, 365. 38s ; H spin Down, 6*, 6 ; Kelly Bray, 341. 38s. , lad y Bertha, 245. 265.; Hendren, 3. 31; Sortridne Consols, 2, 21; Wheal Edward. 10, 101; Wheal Zion, 19.. 21s. SAITRIDAT Evionme.‘ The market for borne mining stocks to. y, thou gh not active, was firm, and prices in several instances exhibit an upward tendency. The chief inquiries were for shares in East Basset, Lady Bertha and Pendeen. Eaat Russell, North Basset and South Frances shares were also in demand. Alfred Canada were steadier, at 121. Ur* Si (Lliallad)'i9 l :Oa , I. hatIVZ:. NAM Daft WaSerrala all MD IS es. Myr.. b. sl4 al* A16N . 196.... - 1666. " . .616 1 • ll 3l ro OMNI IL • lag so h 611 19,63. N h.1.1t ase at, WAN I *NMI Palm all NAN $ D.. Trelorme . 61.16. 9 Onr.4l6ww.ll6saalis) .11 161.= si 1C0,960 CINITI. Telempl I NAN 1 M.D. Tim 61 11. 1711 I 11.161NaiDaNea qepare etl WON IS 99.16.1111.1116616.66... IN. 1,96 SI Vas. Ism Cattler 111 Ns. 111.11pds. N.A. ID Drew DINNNS . 16 $ 1116. 4 161611.6.05a11e.0an. all HI, St 19 Nosier Is /maim 11.6.1.6.1661.9 a 'Ag . atha 111 1 1 11 . V Noilleeran ...TN. 11 NAN SI 1116.6.1 DlNseat NAN 16 110601meds 1666.....- 11461 16 Dos Du-- all ANDaisanLifelius lila all 1 Da. Da.. I 1.1111 I 11.11m..1911.666.1666 161,116 I IDA VAL Aueralair .11 WWI N Nara al DEMO DIM. ail Lwow *NO 1 Da. .11....111ma"... N. NAN Paill.ulaN6l.llNlNl si NAN N Paidea.11016.6.61 NNE NI WON MUDa. Vow II ra Dna won to pe I N omy Ow r New 10.169 I ass. Mini. Si Lora all 14.911 1 16 4666116616.4.. all 96.11111 I Nor Das Tal.. Delp. 141611 Da. De. iNew 116.96 V tv6061.6006.W..m. $ 11154 1 tan Dlean's 464 as" IL IDIOM Maks -- , 110 Da. 16 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARX-LANETHIS DAY. A good supply of English wheat this morning met a stsw sale at a dechne of 3s. to 4a. per qr. upon last Monday's quotations. Foreign sold in retail at a reduction of Is. to 2a. per qr., and country sack dour mast be noted Is. to 2.., sal Urea" Is. cheaper. Fine malting barley was fully as Sear; secondary aorta and distilling Mill, but not cheaper. Arrivals cleats large, and consisting almost exclusively of Russian sorts : such were rather easier to purchase. Beans and peas scarce, sad folly as dear. ARRITILLS IST° LONDON FROM SEPT. 14 TO SEPT. 11 Omit Nekilish &etch ~~=u~~~~ ~~. 12 .. a i rn iiii To :::: 'ai R. 0. 101....1 4068 I SCI Tow 146 131 151 .... In l ;iii s a:i MINCINO-LANE.-THIS DAT. The following public sale, are advertised for to-morrow, via:—Sugar, 600 bdds. Weed India; 4.000 bags /daunting; 2,000 bags Bengal; and 600 bap Penang. Coffee-40 oaks Plantation Ceylon. Cocoa-600 bags. Te•-30,000 packages. Rios- -600 bogs Madras. Sun AIL—No sales of importance reported since Friday. Coreas.—The market W quiet. Tr&.—The large public Wes declared for to-morrow have partly suspended business be private contract. Corrow.—The demand Las not been briar sines Friday. No sales reported. SALT/ eill6.—Thin article has an upward tendency, sag holders are asking higher prices today. OILS.—Seal, pale, 43/. 10e. to 441. • yellow, 421. • brows. 401. to 411. • sperm body, 921. to 921. 100. • beadmaher. 031. to 961. • no d. 461.105. to 471. • South Sea, pale, 454. to 461. 10a ; Gallipoli, 634. • ' S p anish and Sicily, 611. to 021.; coooa.nut, 40s. to 60a. 9cl. • palm, flee, 465. 6d. to 464.94.; linseed, 39a. 9d.; rape, pate, 62,..t0 62a. 6d. ; brown, 40e. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market to steads to-day. Annexed are the quota tions:—Town tallow 60e. nett rash; PMenbarg Y.C. ma the spot, 695. 3d. to ed. ; &polisher, 69e. 9d. ; October le December, 68e. 6d.: Jearry to March, 68a. ed. buyers. PAILTICITJAIN OF TALLOW. rt 11:11t mon s.su :I 1,3 T, ical .117..- a tr..l OW* ea bead Old ds,7 ...... De . :yFry laa watt. 4tio teen bt Jae ...... Prlae . T.O. o. aft thj, da7 _t'•__ Elba IL La 06 Arrtesl teethe week ending 'Pt September kg rem LOU NA. sad &Um!. 3,1110 cake. The antral toa wet eoosprbod 3.132 male from Rooth; ,34 matt from Wt..; 1,163 from /Mardi& ; 303 from South Smarr ; and SW eosiss from other pbeth Total, 6,614 oath. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of boasts is maderably less than far some time past. The trade is brisk, but on the average prices cannot he quoted higher than on Friday. la a hw instances a small advance is realised. TM supply of sheep is also short, and the demand is brisk; they ere speedily diipoord of at fully late rates. Lambs may now be oonsidured out of season, and make about the Fame per Ih. as sheep. Calves are selling about the same ns ca Friday. From Germany and Holland there are 1.634 bents, 3,400 sheep, 153 calvvii, sad 65 pigs; Ireland. 500 beasts; and 2,100 from the Northern end Midland Counties. Per Aces of Sea se O. a 4. Per woe of 1110. s. d. 6. Dot SOM. Weeded... 4 8 6 0 Pr Doe It II Panel. Mt 0 • Drat 640064w0re5...... 4 6 4 Bas Loacwoolo 0 4 Some gaiety briefs. 8 0 4 0 1 Do. do 0 0 Calm ...... .......... 4 n 6 0 Dees It Mooed WWI 4 I Plot ...... . 6 0 Do. 60. Morn 0 0 Dirt Dal Dalf-brede 46 6 Unite ...... 0 0 Beim et mute,. 4,•60; nem mg baba VAN ; iihe , • ll ; HIBb 366 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAT. Mame. Pattenden and Smitheport that at Worceetee Fair on Saturday about 6,500 pockets of the new growth were pitched for sale, and about 1,630 pawed the scam during the week, prices ranging from 60e. to 70e., and chokes higher. The London n,rrchants are said to have done a moderate trade in Weald of Kent and Sown hope, awl the demand here this morning is rather extensive at lam week's prices for cash, say Sussex, 60e. to Ilia. ; Weald K 63a. to 70a.; very choice higher. Duty, 200,0001. to 210,0001. A preliminary meeting of the influential citizens (says the Gayety .A.dy Mail) was held yesterday after noon in the Council Chambers, under the presidency of the Lord Peacoat, for the purpnve of consider ing the propriety of holding • public meeting with a view to take stops towards Teeing • subscription on behalf of the sufferers by the mutinies in India. After • short conversation, in which the Lord Provost, Sir A. Alison, Mr. Dalgl kb, Mr. Bannatyne, and o th ers took part, the following committee was formed, with power to add to their number, if necemery —The Lord Provost, Sir A. Alison, Sir James Cempbell, Sir Janice Anderson, Robt. Deghsh, M.P., Welter Buchanan, M.P. Robert Stewart of Onoes, Bailie Clonston, A. Bonney:re Belie Galbraith, Bailie Young, John King, Rm., Walter (tray, Req., Deacon Convener, and Dean of Guild ; and Wedneeday next wee named se the day on which the public meeting would be held. TUE INDIAN AII.IINIES.- - The sum of 871.10.. has been subscribed in Ipswich for the relief of the Indian Mis time, although the mayor Ode Christopherson) has not cem sidered it necessary to calla public meet. General Have lock, who is a member of the baptist body, is a brother-in law of Mr. John C. 'Hershman, 'who nettuoNonfolly contested the representation of Ipswich In March last. FUNERAL OF A CLEROYIIAN.—ST. BARNABAS, Pnateo.—The reeldents in the neighbourhood of St. Har ness have for the lust week noticed the frequent tolling and chlorins of the bells. On Saturday morning the body of the liar. John Barris, one of the curates of St. Psul'e, Knights bridge, who had died suddenly, was interred by ths clergy of St. Barnates.--At one o'clock the body, covered by • crimson ornamented with a huge yellow cross, was met at the es wtern door by the choir, beetled by the curates attached to the font:dirtier, and tie burial service was chanted es the mom. sion advanced towards the chancel. The body having been pieced in feet of the altar, and the candles lying lighted on the holy table, the service proceeded. After the celebration of the Communion the proomiott re-formed, and wended its way to the L'rompton Cemetery, where, the same order being observed, the body was hered to the grave by choristers end pries , s seeing hymn!. The inscription on the cater was, "John Walcott Rene, priest of the Holy Catholic Church." The belle of Si. Barnum continued is toll at fat...eats during the day. FERNCN ReILIVAYA.—The following are the List returns of the gross receipts of the principal French railways horn erS to Sept. 9 atemas.—rasearces. tVS ANL ;total,ll.l* nrrms.—Poreenes. oc*N.ER.Nat. ; total. tee, o l9t eamses—Paresters. 5:4,4311.1g0ee., lea, : total. 1,118,13.1. 9,11.11100.2 —forotemt.l.4,7l.: Itoodt. MAP. : tolal.l.otAgglg Lio,o.—Pateeseere. 4.1.::'- .. t gee Is. 542,13 M. 1.00473 et. Lv re so M.17.11.3.4%.5.—Pa.eug0., 2!1.0,131.: doeth. 34331E4 toed. MUM. Forviste.—llionsen , FlL: At. ; MN. 163041.: bed, MUM mi s Ws As -a II ill tbe ' dr ASO I. OL des oak cowl berg f all • Dr. . 11 rut was 7. „ o r wee miler ir ge wasp raw c , vir 4 " i mMi al, mi. og wi• 1