The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-11 00:00:00

iii OF Ill!: PRIMO IS flit D oming wet issued, in the firm of s return „A m os,• copy of a dad:etch tram (be Goversor• (op t d ladle dating his 18•1101:18 file medlar the act, No. as as Narita.= of the hberty of the pry in qipbOble 10 tm European portico of the popeleuon ,11 so Ma ttatlta The despatch .tiles diet lie foodulket _ o dd the Woody of the prom for the purled dam year "_...geledyeam• to by the heeled., 'swag; sail Owe 7 .6du sb o i•elerso the lodise pas ter that pada way 1 : 06Y dle wales is which it wee pormaselly blame far cli dlitledlf • go.eromed, la 11116, peeled M 314 tw ig iispete libst7 the pm to it. net ad was ...mesas& to the stomp spieled of rermy doiatat ;., dye. et de heel d whom may be pieed Odd Molt sad t w aholinAl d by boe proodedet eel the ladies goverment d the woe moldy emesmiel la having mend it by de Cart Odd% Lad Arailifserfe pursued was amid womoills Me ed, but lio loodehip oageodeid the evils deck odd mod hem is orrocatise, end obase••• the "aloft allowed to oemda it hoed la sepport of &w ordy maysioda of de kw, IS .0 NW MOO, &awl& weds the seder of Ws nom Mum, Lord -. dis Chola Iddsdlla 11sewahw,34.1Prinovp, py 3 8 0, faked Mark" Ii Peso, sad [Wally ug g wows lasakaa, whe bee onsaded W. op'. dus "the *My of the pus to a wet s ad mew ia mess*. id pia pemedetat of Intik ▪ thifewerier-OmMI ia amen sheaf he,, dm power d o pelds■ wildiever the misty of the able wad lort el cads demi eaderity." The post aided stets dead le l Ito ampich pee ea to *is, le jug web id ism srieelis amid would *llly the rospen am, Oleo MI a semeabetio tamp am Ithes paw la b a shes and diasedwof add ampipme : day *ply m esa meth pthildith Is the thelli sesippme, dm 64 dim ism mad ar their hallop amid wild schwa de holed of tit abases Yard, popoolat wee sea dr /bald gmamemet, m they of as I* e k ettes lowed themallmeato dashed them patelhhed to - t eem sod the wthErthe a the IMO& worn d axis wady. lb* bawd width mob .hunt bed aeseppme dead ems fa hods% mid made Is. m ap, soy, the dospatoh, mat se tally lam is lad y is k i is lade. Oa sommtsks with the brow asa is set se las rissaliae sad the lies et An wadi stem to be es hi out of the way d•• pee as say potamede *id flame we have any rele ase el rL Yet sat may mods ego a gentleman ia our lima • Its complied Nil he W hems cotaprmaieed by • weds the W boa poillebott is a Cantle airways" sea it ham awed that Ida Saws thejmay bed the mom elan. regeterty essiod, oaf madam of Menet bra sesegaid vradady larlasid 111 bad attached to , beta le a aommomhetlealam Led Harris, the Oo ens d midi zrz mieslor 4 of the dot rare IIeI7VIL owl swie rmint r ig Lied lath le se ft thaw( i ts „ lir pales eg in Ml* pmw thmwapwsi bib " SOS thbla i sts= It r peissagii= smithigth, ~ie , • a. piwasemel_le _week 414 7 )viii. ob and Mid " Neidia4 hewers *di sop be do oa eiveremsell sr istivkleals, those is ao eppedsalty of reply_ Alm la rival the wit pdhooma , but ia ladayast the ..many le the MIL" Wag dor repleteed dm ammo maymehrog kw, de ood& asedshe try dein _eat the istropeded d me al the diem la de qf JAB m e = • Gweesthammosl is the wpm of • loseed alma the Mods d pirs ■ amewse lath maw meth grid a mid Is Mama mad the mail= Me thilithsw Si Ileire wee elmided. The ad el seppeods, hw to aled the ipso* laws. stet so pieties pen dad bad se led willed the ).saw of die iessemsee ; and 01111111111peinimiss - psim - th poilblt the derobitioa daffy hods amespopme. Mho odds edit ao mew id Faso, semeastmeom, abbeasel to the Owns ear amid by the la ammusgamsie of the ld Ma see=r, IL I =I Modesto. ?cram° 1101171 S. sindag was limed the report from in abet ammielee of the Hesse of Commons on pith mak% tegeller with the pretositap of the thanillue, and appendix. The wowing* are of opiuton rt tha amehistion of the pay departments has htm Sinai with public bereft, bat they consider am en paymastar.koneral should ewe to be a political ethaw, dlerbentiag W inks by deputy, and that he iambi become the agave and leakiest bead of the pay athm, parilmeleg his duties to perm. nay nitiorrad that the payments of revenue should, as es yeestieeble, be peti desert Kato the Exchequer, and ad are gemenee made the the Pay-ofike should be Maktrei be the Ilacheyear mem with se little delay aa my be mehlent with the path melee. They further ?c -omment den neentes to ago& k the Pay-oho should be carted too amain armee at the Beak, se they neither hem pert of the pubs MINN% aor ere voted by pediment as ways and MIMS. The emirate may still be merle through dm germ' anaktr orteurat. A stattemmt al the Fes*a esa pawiste ledekel h this deposit mane slight array le be le id hire pertiment. The ammillee make men& ramemeledoew regarding alithavy VI% ad mew& asamer bilk, they propose Ith Thai the getheigal of leellemer bills be redeemable est at the Csamildeted Feed to those ms la which the bag.. se g houlat payment et their bills In money, or pay Sea be **tam .der exist's( ',ramifies, and that the Menet be payable she out of the Consolidated Fend. 2nd. The the goverment be empowered, am at present, to Lane N WU in Ben tit those which may be paid off in emery, the proceeds of such bills, however, to be placed to the credit tlh Cosanlidatad Fund. 3rd. That the alma! renewal of thcheliar bill he discoatinerd, the bills leaning on from year to year, with the consent of the holders, until called I. far sunrwal ; that the rate of lathiest be advertised anseently ; and that the bill. be herd with enthana for the anneal futerest." The Mlle ewes% he eciemaittoe think, should be kept on se allist, Moe he le 1161101i0114 suattm system, and what* Mobil by' Ihe Swam et the Audit Offloo, aa le saw them le taped a the seta and military emeillets. The committee advise that the inspector EMI Ms mom of big chick net through the Tommy, her AM to pirlimeek ad Mt then memelo Ms rag iispolmal Melt le as- Mk the 'Macs of tesmhlte d dooms% le M assirod by r lipmir. Tama shamemmor I Mat Ihs awed emote of Mato std swim Mall Is amid 111 actual payments and re al" se tiny maaldudeareact of Eachogner credits meet repremet a true mama of eapeadineee„ Fleetly, he he roper mastodon of the Theme ChM Tend tb. amlito se of mom that the algsm to whieb ▪ ihribl he theseted we es iblheee It To Mgt M. meet et Me lams to be Mid at the milk if the ad to Farah that if It eltil at amy Ire meal the lea lied 1.1 kw, the earpine Mil be peil to dr Orooli. Ma los& IM To waft dal se Ind tewillete all be thoo4 t z ee et th ail lb& To poetic Mal the hod ad le amol here hslime Wilds= Mh os el Ile d" eml iv Memo he si MEM siehm eel of Ma at whurst, • Iller heels 41/. To provW that so- Imle shall be Girl helm gedimat every year, he ma opmeekee the head at km sad Mkt the IMAM pm ad the assets sad lir al the hal at the elm of web yew." they aware that the %MOM 41•11111110 Ames while they here gusisimamoshier "dbee effect ; but . = Bleadenthaamthansilitilestlon et porliereent and et Me Eseammet le the 'Meet will seam et se l% di the elkhets enamel in their reremem A MODILII4 JAM BABYIP•ara--A daring escape Vies Moist ben the elemerd pet IS Tuesday test by • Misawsersep, mereed Jew Oren* Wits bee bees row ithiel se telemly Mei tbe eirleste lir robbing • Pm min* (*Teed, affshei be wee Ni N peel seats &Ma seereterb the reeler, Is a *INN back pet mt. liwarlbiaMr. is afie led ban mai him. left hr tee et ewe ninon Ng•Neu the Weals N pat am valor as N ban lb• power, eel whoa he eftwasi the yee , h bed himpplered. Seer* wee et efts web hr hal be sushi set be best It A_lnigned, SIM tbe mem, sanornil di Ow win ea maw ylens that be me boa Arta op • aprigibe =ea is • this mew wild tar op ••• tb• N the hew *bre hi appears N hew Mod •d ihe Mellow% so doubt, if be bed we la, le less ewe lees dr tasks sal wok ism escape by the *do hie; but NM imam dis window cipsi, he essatilei es to As meta dr *Wain WOW 6447 oce=b, itr *IT yea shag the serf la heat et the wbsre Mho east per, * the sed of Mr. Bayceeles, ed thes *del ea his herb rod der N ths best pet, *MA is meg he lima( lima by • arra* •• i• riaa•bir 1. N. Mr . thysealea TM* be was um by reine* tgo theese aft r) peers ill esai-yerd, where egem* tee • ok end es N the Wheel-reed. Ho • litibrei ea se Tlbli.bar, whew sh entree were Ms bra rerie • aellimpt N ways by the THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1857. LAW INTELLIGENCF. THIS DAY. COURT OF B. (Before Mr. CowinSiemer Fate.) IV TIIE RANIERI:PICT OP J. EIIATON. The bankrupt wan a builder, and ferried on burins* in the aaglerroad. The debts was considerable, but ha came Ws seat os his own petition in order to save his Mesta (abeat 1,0001.) for uitable adminiaration mewl WI We amelliers The pre father had balk astsslvery sag hit a property in houses of abost wow., we very banally inciimbrred. The M m eg.W eiden lea t tes'e appliestion . n , rinly on the gronnd charges were enterest open, but nothing like tread `I me w eed, though i t was Weekted that the bankrupt bad -ra— ttail with awellemane and peat want of caution. He ob- WWI pude km Sawa °Smell and Co., value about go 1,1814 woe W wet bus paid for, and it was alleged that 11l Ike Iwelno a i de see goods upon the statement it NM his re iwe's aide see worth 16,00 W., without men- Seelieg spew IL The demiwinew was Awed to view the bowlmO's mart tar as Or wok of ignorance then of asp wiilW 1 eleallea leders by creditors, and saw no rams why Beim Amid net receive an immediate cat*** of Qs " Tided elms certilleate aeccedlngly. si -- N . INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. IL This dry Mr. C— —trio-- Murphy resumed the sittings. 0. In as ALLIOID .. 7ICTITIOell" BILL 07 LOLL le This iaisleent wet opposed by Mr. Reed, for Mims. et. Les and hider, the eosLuserehents. 5. The tasoleset owed rout 200 . ranted furniture, Ice., to as*. rout 1701. He riled that he had been pervaded by his ',— friends to glee s bill disk to • to whom be did not E owe • dispers. The property brat sold, sad he War a received tits money. The person who had sold the property 19 was est fa stems era. Mr. Mead mid it ems Impossible to decide the rose without Ir s • the rem fa guestisa. Hare yea oonsdereble property got p rid of Err • Warr blit *lsar Mr. Comarsienur Murphy was of the woe opialon. The Ili ineolmeit had thought proper to 1010 • bill of rte to s per- Ism to whom he owed nothing. On the mere bot it wee 111 . ere he • remand, and the party must strut. fa. Oa the pert al the insolvent, it WIN ...id thinwar• UK SINNONMi oaths schedule but the teemed oseenilmioaer re. plied that he send oaring fur ..long Malnbeat." IS Kr. teed Nisi the seer to refuse ball In such acre. Mr. Comesiesierr Murphy was not disposed to mire bill t whir • ems we. postbag. lse Mee ore wan adjoarafid fors week. THE roLiet COURTS. liL • • (THIS DAY.) 5 M ANSION-BOU SR. it John Stereos:A, • reepooteLlo-looking young rase, was N brought beige the Lord Mayor under the following cir- N CO11•1•&011.• Police.corlabla W. Bondi, GSG, said —I saw the pri- !!: imam sad ewe= sea bet eight in lloundedgcb, and eise. It paled thetlasy win ells as good. I followed them through 9) wrend sawsla t sad whim they got to the Back they suddenly II darted adf. 1 permed the prisoner, and took dim into Ok em CrMager—liall they done anything that Widuced you le Übe the primer bat custody Oirer—Ne. wy bed. (Itughter.) Lord Mayar-2r the primmer Is discharged. ati Hew, Themprea sad Sarah dn. Daley were charged .1 with loitering aw Plametreet-hilL with Must to commit ; 7 . teiony. C emalable 624, raid that while he was on N ditty le* ttlgi4 on Fish-street.hill, he saw the prison** 10 phi. him la bard* manues, the female apparently an- e deaveuleg le mesa seestlitag from his observation. Ha asked her *het she bad got under her shawl, upon which ea die missed a hell-pint Metro-plated mug, containing some et beer. Me *WI her where she got it from, end Medec tared it NI was bee mew lie disbelieved this statement, and took the t: pelememele the station-house. Led Illegar—What do you charge them with Oesar—Lottering about the streets fur an unlawful " W e ird )layer—But did they attempt to pick rockets, or ms=l s tr . sant ray bed. But they gave false mums and addresses It lbe steam boom. The deris prbeesedelared that the constable asked her a In a mast Mesh* owe whether she had any stolen about her, sad member indignantly telling him to linla Pn = own balms he task benelt and her friend into Brady. 011er.-1 abseil sot hove taken them into eastady V N tbrqi:sd ant sates* to v any ...count of thesnamlem The Lard Mayer-1 don't sou what reason you had fee tate; those tato custody at all, tnion—They changed ade piece on Fish-arrest-bill last IS • ul ti Lead Mayor—Wm it • good see? Oases—Yes, my lord, Ms Lard Mayor—There is no cam against the primmer., sad they are diseharged. I think, however, they have I brought my inconvenience they may have sustained ups thedelves, by raising to give • proper account of Watt- et selves, and their correct names and addresses. GUILDHALL. • man giving the tune of Boer was placed at the bar bid. Sir Peter Laurie, charged with being • deserter from lli the ad Light Dragoons, in which regiment he had the mak et corporal in the name of Bradford. Sir Prier Laurie expressed his surprise that such • era I L young . man ma the primmer should have deserted, sad quoted as in instance bow little disposed soldier. are, as • body, to Mart, that at Folautone recently, the 98th Regiment re- Weed from, just asthe 71.1 was proceeding to India. "" The otiker commanding the 98th, calling his mum before • eke aid, "Now, my tom, here is the 71st going out to • Lin—would you bee to go with them r' and the whole regi men* vekusteered to • man to go with the ;let. 11. The prisoner admitted bring • deserter, and he was scrod- Wily sent in custody to the Hone themes. MARYLEBONR. LI ATILNIPTED Harry Carlisle, a young man, was charged before Mr. • Long with entering a dwelling-house, with intent to commit a felony. Hannah Smith said that she was in the clerks el Mee tK Pauline Baumgarten, Nu. ft, Northumberland- Pries moshill, and that between 7 and 8 o'clock lest nightrhe wed to the alder, which is In the area, when ad hoard a and over her brad. Site looked up and me the *deer about to "• enter a window which he had opened. She went up imme diately to her mistress, who told her to call • polies:dn. She is tumidity hastened out at the street door, whom reaching IS the street she fused the Woad blade( bar. Hs lend Ni her, upon which sloe celled oat ' 6 atop lidefl" sad ran alter I" Ida. lir. Long—Did you stop Ida f 170 Witness—l nearly did so, but • pothered came up, mg tee the prisoner, and stopped bun. Police-coastal* to 432, mid that b was in the Qseen's. read, ads Primrose-hill, about .suss o'clock, when he head 1 4 the cry of Stop thief." Ho sew the prisoner running, st, punned by the dude Ho took the prisoner into custody. * Mr. Long—What did the prisoner my Witness—He remade, °Do mot lake ens into custody, I have done nothing.' Ho wee sradlard at the station- l ee ee house, end a key was food upon him. He was oat to the How eitConection for three months. N. screen 07 a. ILLICIT STILL. la Wiliam Doves, described sea mem, and /emu Wil helm, as • milkman, wee seat to the House of Correction 1 4 for three salad sod, gee working an illicit still, at No. 11, • Hawley-enomet, Semars-Oscan, which was discovered by sgi Jams Mad, on wirier el exam. tq SOUTHWARK, l a 1100711•1310 AND 0111.1.11 Y. IN .arises Mahan sad Aka Wallow a, two watermen, www too =up ter lasi seasernittion charged with steeling a 10 geld meek sad &Ma, a ring and handkerchief, L. nine SOL, her dr pews ad Joseph Junes, a gentleman n• ; sloes la Jo ci. ft The prageseier ty said that an Saturday evening the 22nd yt. Wilma, &err tarsactiag some Moines in the city he want to * Themememal mks sad segapd a boat to take hen down the dm m flerbrablabo. There were two men in the boat .1 and sae Towed. Iffitamewee‘st that thee perfectly sober, sad ; had la hie peramite biewsteb,chaln,ring, and bandkerchid, m heskisseheutherer See pound. in gold. 'they mat across the mew t Derreamikeey, and entered a putilic•houea, where he Imbed the ma, Ned after drinking a lade ale bit wanes mid only to hlm, and he had no ~collection of what afterwards L. oceened. if. oleo bad no nvollrction of the primers; sad whoa be resermed his same be mitml the men and the g g "Ws bir prporty. 6 limbed Wallin llama, a watermen, mid be saw the * prime@ eons 'shun with the persecutor on the evening in II and they Mend the Lion end Cm* public-hem, r e where the promutur treated them all. is The them took the prosecutor to their aunt's, ge ha where wiener taw John put his head left the yystionsis pocket sod take out tome mow. lie In aim tusk ef the tin sad put it on Ws own Unger. go Mel. scan death g leekieg en. Both of them then WI vitro to re sod bult to the boat, and be left them. At g g that Mae the preeerator we. *Wing in • chair insensible. N About ballot sae u'el.o.k he sow the rici•uners in the Lion sad Celia Ind IMO they quetrelkd, when Juba pod... Ltd s LO geld meth sod rears. Atter that they paid hies, st.d went ; g ag. • giber Miasma preyed seeing the watch in the 1' impactor Moult" Thames police, N who hest Nero late emetedy, and they acknowledged ow- 2, fag the geatlema le Cbsity-gardmeasirs, whale they left •• him, bet they had an hamlet:lgo of His robbery. el The Mayistrea• Silly sommued the prisoners for trial. The Newcastle CArtnikle says "the directors of the Great Northers Railway Company hare published a 'report of the proceedings at the reread morales, but their writhe larks the pangesey of that given in the puWia pulsate. The board hare adopted the cooler plan of air in, Wu no 4 the setae of earh speaker the amount of stork held by hies dieunguistrang the preference from the other deacraphons of stoat." SHARI LISTS-21UB DAT Two dams. The railway share market:today is rather flat. The chief decline is in Great Western stock, which has been marked as low as 64* ex div. A roily, however, has since taken place in this stock. Cale donian and South Eastern are both sensibly lower. In many other descriptions a decline of to 3 per cent, has taken place. Great Western of Canada shires remain flat. Fo- reign descriptions have met with very little business. is t p.a. a. UOOOOl k ...... et. II SI titro $34 MOO 400 NOM etat. If I I Mill" 1.6 &Si 4 i I ni ICON zd 11.440 tli ad lOW IMle 44 KIN NON ad xi KM "SU 1 0 i Of 1.1 It 1 Z i Pa .'rl Pm iII.WATII. .1 I •I i 4 41 4 1 6 sip Ise N i N N 4-,. SS SI it 141 agi s 9 le H ii HO 149 I I din 111 Is I I 14 • II • M II n Slli SI 1114 OW ie. iny lk_?_!__ 064.04,11p4h0.1M0 Do.lfate.l4loool. 14 Do. 4,oo.llmoSopt. M Rev BrumCM Doi 110 1.4.041MMJ01010 IP' logs kids p. a. Oft. I Deb. sims.lo4 106 1 4 0 ip.0.1•11(110 11.40•401.0/44AM7 W lin 12•6 liti 1 U I N Imo I *1 W • IM I - - I 1 - - !Alfred On. indurZ i atittdi ri I - 11.1;i1) int Prot S 11.W.111trog O. Wk. 1a( • -'- • II.w.11;TM) mom ps. =if - - (Wimim) 1=.1M.4.0.er .. 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Nr woe Ptelea.kOduelal D lb= 411 WIN 10 i. 10 WO 10 Wean ......... 10011 Da. Pm. .-... IWO 110 11404114111;;;; OD MAO 1 Mar . rlildia MOD d Malvin las.L. 9.450 AV& Nip.. a una I Ds. 04. 1001veree SW V woe 1 74• Dllmaoo Ir Ni 'wok V. Dab IN 1/4 Da. Pew...— 14 MONEY MARKIST.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocit. Pending the "arrival of the news from India, the funds remain flat. The farther reduction established to-day, however, does not exceed 1-16 per cent. The other departments of the Stock Exchange also evince a drooping tendency, and bonnets remains stagnant. Consols are dull at 90t to f, for money, and 901 tot for the 14th October. India Stock is marked 210; Exchequer Bills, 7s. to 4s. dis., being flat; and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, 981. In foreign stocks few bargains have taken place. A feature of the market is the continued firmness of Turkish Six per Cents., which are officially marked 951 for the 16th Sept. The other sales are limited to the following, viz. ; Danish Five per Cents., at 1011 ex div. ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, at 091; GuatemalaFiveperCent. at 55; Mexican for account at 21t ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 79 ex div. ; the Spanish Coupon-Certifs., at 6 per sent. ; and Venezuela Active Bonds, at 32i. About 12,0001. in bar gold was withdrawn from the Bank yesterday, for exportation to the Continent, to pay for silver. The 60,9771. in Australian gold brought by the Etna is expected to come to hand to day, and will probably be purchased for exportation to the Continent. The sovereigns by this vessel are o Australian coinage, and are therefore unlikely to remain here. The total shipments of specie by the Tenet, for the Brazils, previously stated at 108,3351., reach 164,000!., nearly all in gold. The steamer Gambia has brought about 8,300!. in gold from the west coast of Africa. The steamer Panther, which arrived in the Thames on Thursday from Boulogne, has brought about 25,0001. worth of silver on frei ght. The bar silver ex the steamer La Plata has been sold at ss. 11,1. per oz. standard, being a decline of id. compared with the price realised for the pre view' remittance. We hear of bills on St. Petersburg being offered , in London at the reduced quotation of 361 d. At present rates of exchange gold would come in con- sidemble quantities from Russia were no official impyeeddiimments interposed. Exaggerated and alarming reports have been air culatA, to the effect that a solicitor has abecoodsd, leaving liabilitic' to the amount of about 160,0001., represented in part by . forged bills. It is added that one of the London joint stock banks is a heavy sufferer. The facts of the cane appear to be as follows: Mr. Thomas Dean, solicitor, of 7, King's Bench Walk, Temple , has absconded, and 'de tective officers are in pursuit of him, as he is charged with fraud and forgery. We believe, however, that the total amount of his liabilities, so far as can be ascertained, does not exceed about 25,000/. ; that the circle of sufferers scarcely exceeds half a dozen persons, chiefly his own relatives and immediate clients; and that the sum in which the bank referred to is interested is under 2,000/., and may be partially covered by other securities. Mr. Dean lived, in a plain way, at Barnes Common. His practice was never extensive, but he had been some 25 or 30 years in the profession. We understand that his name will appear in the list of bankrupts in this evening's Gazette. We are informed that Mr. Coppock and the other directors of the Royal Surrey as Company have made an offer in writing to resign, provided that the names of five other gentlemen willing to undertake the management of the company's affairs be submitted to them. The object of Mr. Coppock and his coadjutors is apparently to avoid the risk of continued collision with the shareholders. The East India Company have ordered the follow ing vessels to be surveyed, previous to accepting them for the conveyance of troops, viz. :—For Bom bay, the steamers Great Britain, Italian, Princess Charlotte, Indomitable, and Melbourne; for Bur rachee, the steamers &liana, Ireland, Leopold 1., and Austria; also, the Charity and St. Louis for Madras and Calcutta respectively. The ships Ma labar and Bengal are ordered to be survey pre- ed , paratory to being engaged to convey recruits of the Company's service to Madras. The Emigration Commissioners will receive ten ders on the 17th inst. for the hire of ships to convey emigrants to Sydney and Melbourne, respectively. The vessels must be ready for passengers between the 2nd and 10th of November. At the meeting of the New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Land Company yesterday the accounts showed a net profit of 6781.18 e. out of which a dividend of ss. per cent. was declared. The American advices mention that all the direc tors of the Michigan Southern Railroad Company have tendered their resignation, and a meeting of stockholders is appointed to be held at Adnan (Michigan) on the 25th Sept., to elect 13 directors. A committee of stockholders, men of good standing, has also been appointed, to examine into the liabili ties and resources of the company. The position of the market for American securi ties is thus noticed by Messrs. I). Bell, Son, and Co.: During the pad week the actual transactions both in Ame rican State and railroad securities have been few and unim portant, and prices still continue for the moat part nominel. With reference to the market for American rail way securities, Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite reports as follows: The panic In the New York Stork markets has caused much anzMty anumgrt the holders of Americo:, securities. It is hoped that the misting depression will lead to a more qoaveting con trol 17atter'inktieTydnoomelawayt the stith. system Ne e w f York Central Company e have all along conducted their finance without foaling dett, and have strays bees safe in the most severe panics ; whilst the Erle and most of the western roads have carried heavy floating debts, which in times of pressure bring down their credit to the lowest point. The seem fall has brought in a good many buyers, at low rates, for Illinois shares and o• sad we note a demand, at New York rates. for 'Southern, New York Central, Reading, cud Erie shams. Holders of these securities, however, see not wilting sellers, and very little has been done. 0111,DUI•AT MAIMS AND ROCIIII6 Rum An. I - riaztipz.;..l liirs.Wetv.iibw lall4l IIM sat Isetst.-- I Ile nolialea WO Craw MO WOO Cies••• Mat. raft. a - 5Na Owatip • 11•1114 Jams& eassee IN Brim Rim Cho De. Om Al ONO Ssmi. lii lIN 6 . lamollre —...—. IN NNW* NA Cll9= NS IMIMINN, PiNk IN t Nat Wane% al Gmat "INN if INIINI IN . Norllwo , r• 0 to Ds. D. Dal— IN CD. ft". offil Wm. Um.) ! Gnat Wolin ...-- - Ds VdW ; 174 is Ds. lie. Tures 1* temeike 4 D. M. P. AI $ D. M SI Ones Imeies eei Illaderell lel =ir t irml!t...V. 5 De. ZOO. WI Unduea geese Wems. 51== ~a l t Wade& IN D. lb: .o Ot. Wears ell Newer* red Ilevvort,tirigAtilaniell) N 113_ Marry ;I;l•es— an MNMlarkle. • Son Manhers OsoUea Oaks— Ma. 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IN 111 IN 114 IN K$ If • 1: •6 •i roams RAI lA 11imorrr..1 on &Mame J irtwa an 13 Illiainms all OrmarsairailgineL 13 4 lerbestil M........ 114 — inalo Climal a/ beam— OmmiAla We Si • Analsa We Claaalma all Inarn W Tombeat Loatarla Valathe an lamb Pia* Spda Prot all Yaw essava arl S ▪ i drib S 7- Berl am et INA an Illarramin Tama PM. ▪ r.b.froup,a ..t nada ri Odom . I osmium irs au nor awl VTIMM an neva! Davila —..-- d▪ i Da, I par wag — an Maim awl Yam all Ow M par OWL nett. eil asalhera a Wait flaming, ail W.% per war ha... . al were. i M.wan her II %wars al Mort' Si Weir. al lartenriaad.. ali imbed LATEST SPORTING INITILIGENG% Orr aucraic TILIGIMPIL) CHATHAM MEETL'IO.—(THIS DAT.: MEMBERS' PLATE. Ow tune. madame Brunswick, Mc ht., Adamant, and Ths Bekar, en ham THE CUP. Two =des 2407ards. Romantic, Mamebey, Billingham, and Armin Lauds, Si. here. MANCHESTER.—Yarnmn. GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 250 to 60 apt Tasmania (t). .6r7Lso_s!l.. 176 to 1064;tETUii'llooty (t) 200 to 10 Commotion (t) CEBAREWITCH. 40 to 1 mot Aekootth (t) 40 to 1 Cedric (t) The Earl of Monntcuhell has just disposed of the Used of Amherst, mar Kleigeton, in tipper Canada, to his Maim Major Permed Maxwell, for a own little short of 00,0004 HORRIBLE DEATH.—A melancholy accident oc curred at Mara Hall and ekes stoma saw mills, Wilford street, In this town, on Monday morning, about half-past moat o'clock. A men named Anthony Gallagher, aged fifty-two years, late of March-stmt, was in the bolter home, earning one of the pine up of the sludge-box door of the boiler, when a pin broke, and the place was immediately fined with steam. The hot water escaped and fell on to Gallagher whoa cries were heartrending. Edward Danbury, one of t h e workmen, who lives at Snenton, was in another part of the premises, and, hewing the cries, ran to his meet once. He took his clothes of( so speedily ae possible, and the poor fisllow was conveyed to the Omerol Hospital, suffering the most excruciating pain. Medical assistance was them obtained, and all available remedies resorted to, but he died shout half-feet eight o'clock on the evening of the lama day.—NottiogAme Resew. Bourn WALES Ramwnr.—The important opera tion of attaching the iron road-way at the Neyland ter minus of this railway to the floating pontoon was effectually accomplished on the kh that. This iron road-way Is fastened at one end by massive iron hinges lee the stone pier, and at the other to an enormous pontoon floating In deep water. alongside of which steamer, lie at all times of tide, and ea it rises and sink, by the flow and ebb of the tide, the road-way becomes level or inclined. The affair was com pleted in the mast satidectory manner, and now passengers embark and disembark both comfortably, eafely, and with the greatest facility. Every accommodation is being con summated ; an hotel is In rapid promo; ; additional elegantly-fitted and famished waiting alartmenta and re freshment rooms ere being provided. Insh mails will be forwarded in a few days by this route. FATAL ACCIDENT TO AN EXCAVATOR ON THE LONDON AND 14011.711•WZATERN RAILWAT.—As *met was held yesterday afternoon at the Bank of England Tavern, Paddington, on the body of James Leach, aged 24. On Smudgy night the deceased was employed at Harlesdon•grem, where the North• Western line is beeng widened, in going with the waggons filled with excavated earth to the plea where it was deposited. As he was walking babied the hone, but before the • aggro, he fell, and the wasps went over him, breaking his thigh, and indicting other sewers injuries. He was taken to the hospital, and hie leg was am putated, but he died the next day. The Jurvyy returned a verdict of " Accidental Death." with an addmdm eaa damning the carrying an of such work as demand ems en gaged in on Sundays. CITITAL PAW?. ONZ SHILLING Mao.— THVRADAT, SEPT 110..A411111111‘01.• on payment, 18,211; ditto by MKS Mow, 1,375; t0ta,14,437. The shares of the Union Fire an& Life Assurance Society have been dealt in at 300. The nominal closing q uotations for the shares in some of the new undertakings are subjoined, via. ;-- Oude Railway, 1-18 dia. to 1-16 p rem . ; Central Ousts Railway, par to I prem.; Eastern Bengal Railway, to 3-16 pram.; Punjaub Railway, to 3-18 pa.; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1-18 dia. to par ; Red Sea Telegraph, par to prem.; Riga and Dunaburg Railway (Consolidated shares), j dia. I to par. MINES.-THIS DAY. - - - Two o'CLooK. The market for home mining stocks to-day is quiet, but steady. Shares in that singularly successful undertaking, the Devon Great Con sob Mine, continue in good demand, sad have been dealt' in today at 465 to 470. The capital paid-up in this mine is only 11. per share. Other home stocks present no new feature. Imperial Brazilian shares have been dealt in at It. Subjoined is the official list of the closing quota tions in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prime quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers: Mind Consols, 14, 144; Calstoek Console, 6, f, ; Chan eellorville, 4a. Bd., 6c 6d.; Drakswallx 2f, ; Beat Southl Boat Basset, 60, 62 ; East Russell 2, 2fi A l i 3Z Taigas, 16f, 17 ; Kelly Bray, 33, ' 3 6s • ninilett* Down, 4, ; lAdy Barbs, Wester Bd. ; Crotty, 61, 6 ; Vale of Towy, 16a.„ 16a.; Caradon 120 126 ; Wheal Arthur, 3, 31 ; Wheal Edward, 8, tlf ; Vyheal Kitty Lelon..tr 23 , . yawl Margaret, 66, 67; Wheal Zion, 17a. 5d., 20s. At a meeting of the directors and committee of shareholders of the Imperial Brazilian Mining Asso ciation, held yesterday, it was resolved to recommend the shareholders at the meeting called for the 17th instant to accept an offer of 32,0001. for the pur chase of the whole of the company's property in the • Brazils. The slaves, of course, go along with the rest of the property. Of the purchase-money, 1,0001. is to be paid down at once, as • guarantee of the serious intentions of the buyer, and the rest in bills at sixty days ; but as the re quisite arrangements, including a reference to the Brazil', will involve considerable delay, it is thought that the purchase money will not be ac tually divisible amongst the shareholders for some six months to come. Apparently, the carrying out of the arrangement should ensure to the holders a return of about 31. per share, for the total number of shares is 10,000, of which, we believe, about 500 hare been forfeited. A consideration of the heavy expenses to which the company are at present liable is understood to have contributed to , the decision of the directors and committee. TEVIUSLT ITinss. In the market for home minin;St7e7stt;:daitliere was a good demand for dimes in Hingaton Down's, Lady Bertha, North Roskear, Wheal Edward, Devon Great Console, and North Frances. Alfred Console shares are flat at 14, and South Wheal Frances and West Basset were also rather weaker. The fol lowing transactions are reported to us from the Stock Exchange, in addition to those comprised in the official list—viz., North Roslcear at 160, North Wheal Crotty at 5 to 4, East Alfred at 4 1-16, and Hingaton Downs at 375. 6d. to 40s. COMMERCIAL AND MARIBTS. In the Stock Exchange to-day the chief business consisted of the final completion of the settlement in Consols, this being " pay-day." There were also a considerable number of "optional" transactions in Consols. The operations of a more direct character were limited, and the market, upon the whole, was rather fiat, owing to the extreme anxiety which is felt for the expected news from India. The closing prices were 1-16 to 1 per cent. below those of yes terday. In the discount market and at the Bank of Eng land there was to-day a steady but not a pressing demand for money. No business appears to be done below 61 per cent. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yester day 901, sellers," for the 14th October, opened this morning at 901, and closed at exactly 90/, or 9011-16 to 13-16. At one period stock was offered at 904. For money the last price was 901 to I. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, },l, 4; ditto, for account (14th October), 901, 901. The New Two , and-a-Half per Cents., 76. Three-ind-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868, 981. India Bonds, 225., 20t. dis, Exchequer Bills were more offered, and declined Is. to 25., closing at 7s. to 2s. discount. In the foreign stock market there was no import ant change in price. Turkish Six per Cents., after being marked 961, closed at 961 to 4, owing to a small sale. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were quoted 991 toe. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Old Fire per Cents., 102, 1021; ditto, Five per Cents.,lB29 and 1839, 101. Buenos Ayres, Six per Cents., 84. Mexican Three per Cents., for amount (IBth Sept.), 211,211 . Peruvian Foar-and a-Half per Cents., for account, 79 ex div. Portu guese Three per Cents., 1863, 461. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 401, 4, ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 251. Turkish Six per Cents., 954 ; ditto, for account (16th Sept.), 96, 964 ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 991. Illinois Central Railway shares showed some ten dency towards recovery to-day, closing at 24 to 34P MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The supply of English wheat barely keeps pace with She detain& and prices are oonaemuntly stiffer, end the article could scarcely be bought so well as on Monday by le. per qr. Foreign wheat and dour cold with the turn in price against the buer. Barley in tear y request, and fully se dear. Oats less Fumingly offered, and rather dearer than other- Beans and peel well maintain their vales. •111•ITAla INTO LONDOW /LON 8111 ; 170 BEV. 11. s~kkeeed t felq . 414 I 77 3610 I 24e10 MO • • • • Lance Malmo. —Moil. Kal raft. 41g. ; Bow 41. K ; raw. er. N. ILLI ATaIt•GIZIL lir,. Boon Popo. Limpid I ...... go rd Id did Id den Id 41. $ ........ id id. Id $d Idd NY Lid 40d I ........... 40. Od Sid id dd 47d 14 idd . •. 91 led SW IN tip lid Ili 114 I'd 50 as id ..... Old Id 11. id tie lur BopL 1.44 Mtl. id 116 Td4 II 441 114 Ils 110 oodoe ass. Adams sdim id 44 AU 1, Its II Pm. la Dam—Wbows. *sig. Oaso, am i50r........=.. tehl SZOIRINI Ma VIDNIPAINON IN MS •w MIR eV WIBAT IMMO IVO C MIMEO 1.1•11.14 „,-04. Ant. 1. Aug. 1/1. N • 111 I LIVERPOOL CORN MARILET.—THIS DAY. (ST IILONTTIC TTLSOSAPIIa (VIWIT not own 0011.10•TOTDIDITI We had • moderato atteodeace el makes end dealers, cos eidering the wet weather, which caused the holders to de mand advanced prices , this checked business, and there was little doing. The quotations were nominally Tuesday's closing. Oatmeal, oats, peas, beaoe, and every article of trade without alteration. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAT. Elroan.—We have bad a very dull market this week, and all kinds except fine grocery, must be quoted 6d. to la. lower, with • small amountof general business done. The refined market has also been dell, bet lumps are still quoted 60s. to 635. Correa.—The public sales have gone off ltsavfly, sad a decline of le. to le. 6d. has been established. TEA.—There has been a decided improvement In the de mand on the part of the trade this week, particularly for medium and good oongou, and prices have been a shade in favour of the sellers. Common congon infirm at le. ncl. per lb, but speculators have been inactive. Corrog.—We bare bed daily • large demand resulting in large rim, and Tionevelly Madras has advanced fully peril). Ittcs.—A. fair basilicas dons at last wesk's currency. Ilner.—The trade have bought freely this weak, chiefly of Mroag Jamaica, from 4.4 d. to 4s. 6d. OALTPETII.—The market has been unsteady, but hard ness to some extant hits been dons at a slight decline. BMMcc..—A limited business only done; prices are 1111- TilVitSD/T EVININO. I Awed. OM hase bean atcady at last week's currency. Demos sold In the fortnightly public sales at about m ama enter. Markets generally bars been dull this week. TALLOW MARKET.—THD3 DAT. The market is quiet to-day, at the subjoined Town tallow, 61a. 6d. nett cash; Patenb as ti l l the mot, 63e. 6d.; September, 63a ; October to , 605.; tenuity to March, 60e. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) Although the number of beams is not very large, it far exceeds the demand. The mall amount of bcauses trans acted is at quite 2a. per Blbs. lower than on Monday. Then is a demand for good sheep at fully Monday's quotations: but trade is heavy for infrrior qualities. Trade ai very dull for lambs and calves, at lower rates. From Germany sad Holland there are 394 besets, 1,020 sheep, and 390 calves • 260 bleats from the Northern and Midland , and 120 mild: cows from the home mintier , . roe mass et ad.s. d. Tar dame at las. aO. .11. No &au, Idanstati.. 46 4 NA Dr 411/414.160 00 0 I Oda Ipaortaaras. - 4 24 4 ilea Ldavresis ...... 10 Noted goat, bomb!.. 2e 3 8 D. do Satra. .00 0 a Calvet ........ ......... $ 4 $ BIM I lONIA quanta 4 4 4 $ rip _ . 5 0 6 0 Da. de. Nora ...... 0 Yet UslParde 5 5 6 4 lomat_ 4 6 Bowls at markt. ; asap and Imam. 0.109; OM. M. Pk. 110. HIDES.—(THIS DAY.) HIDES.— LRADP.NNALL, Barr. 11.-561 b. to 64165., ; 6411 u to 7211 u.. hid. to Erld.; 221bs. to 60164.. to id. • frnbo. to 831b5., 6d. to 61d. ; fittlbs. to 961b5., 615. ; 961b0. to 10411a5., 655. to Md. Hone hides, 10s. to 12s. Calf skim, light, 3a. to lIIIIXONDSIT.—SheI) skio•. rod, es. 2d. to 60. 2d.; haf-beds, 3a. 6d. to to. Od.; riut, 3s. Od. to 3s. 6d.; Lamb, 2s. 9d. to as. Oct _ . BOROUGH HOP MARICHT.-11115 DAT. Mows. Pattanden and Smith report that about MOO pot Ws of new hops have arrived at market, but es yet the demand has been limited. The picking bee been delayed by the late rains, end the hope are said to weigh light to the bushel Duty estimated at 180,00 W. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT. W ; Ho' , mall. 1d..; Wells End Whitworth, Ida. Bd.; Butes Tanfield Moor. 14s. &I ; Walls End 11 End ' Hatton, Walla End Ruaael Walla l' liettena, I Braddyll 7a. Ild. ; Walla End 17 18a, Bd. ; Walla Ed Haswell, South. 14.; Wall fi r i Z artlep o ol West lia n rtl,r, 17s. 8.1.; Walls Ea& Lamletan, i H 3d.; Walls End North Parry Hartley, 16e. 6d.-21 ebaye at market. ; IF Ih of .r Oda wit ' is --- ar 1