The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-02 00:00:00

TH POLICk COU gum DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. Tlit CP MOIL Or ATTER...TING TO RITORT MO\LT FROM •ll I. CA/LUIVI. jf r. Mom Plant lose, of 102, Cox's-terrace, Lower reel, llermatelsey, apparel in answer Mem:mom obtained by s r R. W. Carden, charging Win with having attempted to Wart mew, by threatening to print and publieh, or oQee yg in skalds am phonic and wW iag , a certain libel, J e tting the said 81r R. W. Carden. TM cm mind considerable Lateran both in itself and re reasequenos cf this comeetka of the defendant with the orrpr ecin, miler wham be bolds Mike as deputy bride. Dm , . a g is, besides, comeeted with the alawehip•porten, . s i mbreys append In sapped of the summon% and Is, L a wry eta., condneted the defence. allealduele, ni %waist die Pomading', Tr - Seated, is ass, eM eNtemeht made by him when applying for this sad which has howdy appeared In our minima, n ▪ ail lbws proceeded to call his winsome. ' • ' ' I t. G. " l. P. Potter (ow of the City serondaras) —ln the s oy pert d lert week, the claimant, Mr. Rose, came to my oda I Nisi him U there w likely to be any °m idden to Mr R. Carden, and he sad carudaly, there wad," that he bed been appointed spat for the pubtksos, m a cast 4,0001. at 6,0001. had ben nand for the purpose, mad fist s pen would earlautly be demended. I mud, " I wa, Kit y kw it, as it wee a pity time amid be say oppoei tk.," der R. Carden attorwards aped at my dike, sad I told lac about it. Mr. Lerris—Ustfl I inked the proetion, whether then we al b. say oplaeldos, so ocaverostion ee had ou the resat I Ind previously head • ninon that there would be seessitka. di Routh= ncull i t t iargt".4 Chisit a thairmaa of the Navigation ttes—l hen tautly ona ne delndeat la the lobby it Gu ildhall lardy, ind bed sone esevenatios with lin about the forthcoming Aetna of Lard Mayor. Os on omits I raked him if &r R. Cada weld be oc ned, sad ha mid he thought so, se LAMIL tame d* n raised by the *liken to do so, sad el own it take 1,11001. to best it, while ffir Robin did est sun disponi to oprad ray neney. He Mid also that be wee sorry that each was the ere, se els Robert was a nry good nem sad ought ennerwitka. to eons I afterwards told Mr IL Gr in aeon this By Mr. Lewie-1 onuseaced the commandos with Rose, of which all that followed took place, 1 bad Ywisatly nerd frees niers &boat the Weeded oppontka. I Yd mat beer aims say that ett R. evades wee • very rick aroma ought le spend a little massy sang his fellow Yen.bdomen Hale—About • bridled before the election I lied sewn °contention with tie dehooloat gout IL iambi that he had bed conseska with previous chokes, I Wood him if time would be en Opposition sow, and he rid thee wesid,se to B. Carden wee very obetinste. lb. Lewis twat *seine to evidence being ncsived seer &non the eines* Is the ..meow wend • specific nets" ad is/end to a penindsr asp, to which the evidence ought to be onleted, Tbe Lortor crannied W *mike, and Ow email- K miles r. =Hale-1U said there would be ea cap:oaks V as arreagreerat row net node with him. I then salmi if there ten any sow raked for opposition, and be mid tam woe 2,0001 , sad amok SOON albtake to the {need rietsaVera. A day or two sitar I mentioned the eanotrettie to !Mr R. CFdra. _ Xr. Leuris—l bad previously bad so tion Inn Sir R.X.Ciardie,widt 'Arran to an* c tLo ommunica doloadsat. I tosimisood the coaviroutiou. I did so, partly tram inqui sitive motives, sad partly home I hod as &sire to see • masa. IL woe art proffering to of as s Mead to Sir Carla This cos• ens proftedbag wilds ye mat to prem.) - 01:1USHALL. rain. Dousd • solariasay &waken reprobate, was pima at the bar Wore Sir Magma liarataU, charged with beimg dirk rad leeddag Newel pear at gimes is the via -67•11 of the West blades Undo& Ik. Webb, the rebeettig cater, mad Mr. Parker, lied ad met, 'Med We the prisoner lad keen repeatedly relieved, let Jet be creak inlayer week It die laboar-yard, auk employmeat tar • living. Ile bed been fumbled vitt clauses mad tools from thee to thee, mad sat vislimbadog every erbtaeoe, beeteiably reward, old, ea this aceseica, be applied be Mild lade to a Vale olf Voiotia. The primmer denied belag *mak. la=the gooier, maid the primmer lad been frermattly fer ► Ueda( his haw, met hat, is fart, he hod Ism seastastly trouble dm die lent twenty pore. The laapsetor said the pri•O•4l bed ban eostvieted tide ...t. The teat scovictios wee foe sessilag a ladder about recothe der CitE t Marshall add am the rimers eras sorb.. idle sad ed character be weal( soaks ea trample of W d him kr twenty-or dal •to prison. WORSHIP-STRIET. _ _ 111011 WAT RO DDDDD • WOMAN. Leek lk• Mt., • swarthy yeas( Jewels. err charged with etedag tram the perms of Williale Wheat • purse, (remising 71. 3.. la gold sad silver. The pre mender, • Mair-denser la the Citrreced, stated Nat, IS the 14th shim°, et algid, while retaining lame, the rlaaf leddenlY wised Min rood the seek, end him Info he then dr Stec* SA • baud ra i nt i poeV i ls was nimble M mein bee es she denied !meg • crowd .1 pawns dradlag mar • eamma when " wore being taken Own he hid held of h... but she away. dergeest Higgins 43 N said Um hum • description of the dud gime 17 promemmr, who had been drinking slightly but wee perhelly redacted, he took the Pr of into melody bat smakeg. l b. denied ea knowledge the robbery but 'heated being oa the mot. The modems Ingeired of Yr. Wheat whether be could peitively Meet to tbe identity of the moan' P The prosecutor replied-1 as do m without hesitation; elegularly aweigh I hare seen her before, under mip mat elsemeatemwes, for she mem time past purchased per homey at my shop end ectuedy on use masks my young ass by direction attended at her lodging end eared Mr Tite prisoner, on this statement, hong bre heed, sad whin salted if she the awe to be dealt with by the inegiande or seat for trial, said, " I am guilty, sir ; the pattlessa Is quite right." Re baring Lem prerionely coneleted of friary, bat there me being say es - idiom of the setae at this c DUI t, was seat ter ria moral to the Home of Correction. SOUTHWARK. sA AAAAA IV • IIIILIC-HOV•F... MOM. Nair and Grorit Awry, two nottaiose thieves, were rherpd with steeling • pocket-book roataerieg severel valuable reesorowthuos frow the paws of Mr. Robert . is the Bedford H ea d Tama, Hcat-street, South wark. on pesseentoe, • gentleman residing in the Hint-tad, d, stated thai the ermung he called la the Bedford Head to kw the of to meting seem balehmee with the • talkhag to Mr. Utley over the bar be felt some one at his coat pocket, and co putting hie band down be missed his poctet-book. The primmer were behind him. and as Pasty was attemptisi to hare the Bowe be Ina mopped, and the pocket-look Sound on hint. Both prisoner. then made • desperate re sistance. bat they were overpowered end given into custody. If,. Utley, the Medi a ' of th e t erms , said that am eon as hot ukases told him hr bad been robbed of his pocket-book be jammed off the bar, end suspect* l'avey had stolen it. be mind bold of him as he was nuking his way out r f the house. Blake, who was behind hiss, told him companion to say that be risked the pm ket-book up; and then witness Land the latter under Parry's met. He seised hold of him, while Mr. %Cowl detained Blake, sad, miter considerable resistance, tbey were banded over to the custody of • corutsble. ladJeileo Tasty said that ha pirked up the pocket-book, and Weeded to have gives it up to Mr. I. Cloy, when he was mimd. Blake mid be sew nothing of it. The maglewate asked what no. knows of the prisone's. Charles The ß gee, WP I . said that tiny . were b notorioua Wens. prisoner (Blake) bad bees convicted no lem than eighteen times for tansy. He was last tried and calm Meted at the Surrey Sereiona, is September, wises be was scummed to .ti months. raver had also been tried sad tatrirnd under the now art. Mr. tile, also informed his worship that be knew them to be thieves, sad be forbad than his house. Had he known they were in on the previous evening he should have turned lb out. asestalrate raid ft was rialto time such rho:otters were takes cam of by the To crowned, therefore he should commit Mao to the writes for trial. THE ImmAN Revoir.—Last evening, a lecture on this subject was delivered by Dr. John Mill, at the Bartholomew's Working Me■'s Literary Inv it ate, Gray'a-lan• road. The attendance, both of the teemben and the public, was alwenne, sad the lecture was listened to with pest enattion. Cou.sor or Prteetctetts.—At the guar i"natia major% held on Wednesday. Sept. 301 h, the oaf tanikmen, Luria' passed the nermioary examine dom. nem 'Maimed members of the College Dr. A. Sod* m arlaw-eqeme; Dr. Jr. L. &nide, Holier street, Caren -2 Also, Dr. Fred. Joe. Hamm pith.," Whk ....67.:'157.11,1111aa Frac Swat, Port oath and Dr. win. "Male, Nottaishern, sere admitted extra licentistes. At the saw cookie majors Dr. Cape, Cursim-street, May fah., tram admitted a know of the ogler, Oerorto Orr. I.—This morning the Fellows of hews College riveted • anevermor to the late Principal. the Sm. Hoary Foulkes, 1).1). The choice tell on the Rev. Charles WOW., S.D., formerly Fellow, Tutor, and Se- Marilenar if loom College, Honorary Canon of Bangor catardrel eed Perpetual Curate of Holyhead, Angloary. glom albnd high booms In th e University, his NM him eiead In the first thee ia chain and the woad in Lam totm, 027. In Mkhnetotaa tam, ISA*. Wilbur was agpahnind lithe 'elect poachers. MCEDER AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AT BULIVV, Last night, about eight o'clock, s man named Aaron Taylor, a herr maker residing is • caller in Velvet Walks, Great Bolton, emmositted a most tizeriful murder on hie wife in a public erre For several days Titylor has been drinking, leaving his wife and these children wanting food. At the time stated she went to the vaults of Mr. Blake in Deansgate, awl there found him drink. ' tag. Os sears him for mosey to prelims food, words en sued at the malt door, and in a it of waive he palled out a knife used by him for cutting and gashed her throat, the knife cutting her mouth std inflicting a wooed from the mouth to the beck of the ear, severing the jugular vOin. He then ran away ; bat the woman bad =Mier strength to tryout "Thee the man; stop him." The gash indicted was a most fearful ono. She was im mediately removed to the thfirmary, bat life was t %anti before the arrived. The murderer attempted to , but did not got many yards before be . He attempted to destroy himself with the saute kris and in- Sired • serious wooed on his own throat, but the Wiry ,r.O not sulkiest to destroy life. He was also removed to ! the Sammy, where he sow lies in • precarious state. The murdered wear had her infant child, about six months old, in her arms at the time of the dreadful setsehrophe. Mr. Levy and Mr. &gar bras swegoone, etteaded Taylor, sad erred up the woad:sad be Is now In chirp of the polka— ' Atrierster GrandWpo of this day. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2, 1857. SHARE LISM-21218 DAY. Two c/CLocK. The railwny share market to-day has been de cidedly good; but the Rill improvement has not been runintained to the present hour. London and North Western stock opened with great buoyancy, being marked 883, bat has since relapsed to 973 to 3. Midland has been marked 833, and now stands at 533 to I. Great Western is now quoted 641 to 53 ; and Great Northern 243 to 3 per share. All the North-Eastern stocks are considerably higher, also South-Eastern. Gnat Western of Canada shares aro still looking up. ft I r: .1 I 7 ° 11 .17:" I in Ainberu '<KINN &NV" wel art isl•Ma aum.waiv. a Omar Val* 1* 31.11119. UM. it Clio. la: 164 ' r 15661 and OL'liblotbuoo 100 1114 +11•10or ad Damao •1 Cale Dadra ell Corneal ...... al (M &tent. J. 41 ;loafs • Viel'at /oaks A 1116 t 116 areas 140 :taro 13016 a Claa ♦ .. 106 Da Om all UK 100 100 Wistaria and Glo* .. 100 Ritsbarot. Pada Near. 100 Glagew • eon\ Wain. all Una VW* Icottial 1 10 Ursa Neakan ,150 Va. A. facet -110 Do. 111, Merl.. . 100 losta. sal Wes. (los) 1111 ro I 11 11 It 14 N : 1 1 lit 11 11 114 Is 42 4/ IS II If 14 91 111 434 1116 f Is I N II $ ?4 9 if, 99 91 IN 111 $7 90 II He W U TS it f w ai hi o: . w . : . a f .;ii liZie . dl — ITI•11;1 — C;i117.: — .. Mt] DI. Sidra ..,..._ ii De. lbw Thula 100 Loasokbe set Istimilis I Da. de. F. ill I Lie. de. AI AIM all Laud= Blaskwall 3 Ditto Nag . IN liastara 6 D , SWAY iN !...40. .11 aaath **Wan'. IMFI rasida—N;ro7l:- 100 I %INN, NW, Is INagiath. ▪ votrepatesa IN UNIN4 IN De. ad D.Ol all DN. 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I j 316 w 1 cob z 4 Hi Si 49i 9 1111 i 10 706 to ,4 St 6 63$ 16 84 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (BT ZIACTRIC TILIOBAPM.) NORTIIALLERTON MEETING. at. NURSERY HANDICAP. Half a mile. St TM following an bare .—Bally, Hamper Dime, ElWades It d f, Scatinialo, Valiant, Osmanon, c by Joe Loren, Dammag, Adventurer, Wouvermana, and Haight of Avenel f. 8 4: NORTHALLERTON HANDICAP. Om mile. V Coarterray, Eliartaire, Pito, Marlhot, Rad White arid I Q Blue, arid Mina* an lam WELTER HANDICAP. Ow mils. to Comtimay, Hospitality, 81r Richard, Was, Phosdn, 9 Armigm, Riga, Radar, arid Tom Noirecese. AU are ban. 13 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK.LANE.—THIS DAY. Ft. The wheat trade yam steady. but ace active, atMooday's tit notations. • • , • F i. .l Barley lola on math tbo now term u eirlior in tho week to vat demand not book. tie Ow wore taken of slowly, and &air vales woo nn- MI MI Beres and peas ri. trio •YRIVAUI INeitte.li R AMA. lA*. ON UP?. XTO OCT. 2. * • forOws. * ....... ...., XX 1111. • MO • •• X. si. . .... ii;:r.m wo 1111 o: rt. mai. as usms Amm.m.— Issms. N. id ; l•rtay, 436. 11.1.; ON; le 21.. W.; lam. 44a. Id.: hr, 411. M. 2I Wbnal Osie TMPIIIAL AVIIIAOIIIII. l. il l WIRMI. 15*1447. usu. IKm Beam N.O. gg Mk 14/1 NO KV Ito HAM. Ha Vs SI Q. 14 gg Oh Od tie 94 HO 911,310 aHo Id WWI n AM dd 13. Id Alb td4. .1 114 41. Od g . Me Id as Id J 6. Mr 9d Ida Od Ho td "- MY 14 es al le. sa Yr. *I Mg 41 Ifilld I. .II id Its Ila lb MI Ho Td Old 74 Ai II Id 111. Ills weeks' Ass. Anna. SIM Id It. Id to Milk dil Ido Id lb II Ig. - ......... 12 111 11./.7. (M 1 SL MIAOW wow TU PIAMM•AIIen 12 In ATOMIC m went KY.// eta •13011 me - ... e .. e• 4 19 10 H 4 St II 111 9 IS 9 - -- ---- ..... r . Jimigl. /.19 'opt. I .ept. IL mg. 19 leyt I-. .. .. ,-. ... .. ... ••• .. ••• ••• ... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. (11T NAONZTIC TZLIICILIPIt.) ii 10 (now out owx °immigrant:new.) 1 The market opened this roost Inquiet at Tuesday's plea. , Wheat, dour, and lodise cor n anotweged in value. le Oats sad 511.1111 a little aware. 15 Weather Ins. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. 81:0A11.—Or• awake has boa quid this week, but the it. trade have paid last timers currency for good and line con- M. Famine qmilitim, tad bought rather freely, plot all deowrip time have bees in but limited demand, sad Tether tower prier embealtted to he order to effect sales. The refined et. market steady ; lumps quoted at 63a. to 66e. Corn:L-11e quantity eared in public sale this week has again exceeded the demand, and pewee ham declined la. $0 tO 26. fiA.—Tben bas beta a meat of activity fa this market, but the sews by the Chute man stmagtbesed the tame of the market. Ricr.—Ati admire of folly 6d. has bow established with a fall ■memt of bO4lllllOl dues, sad for low qualities have beim im large demisted. Rt u.—A fair business dome et previous rates. ha t.r►nras—Tbs speculative demand hes net beta quite so active ae hat week, yet prices is may iambusess hare demi es abases of ls. >lrla►w have said st,e7lies . ! mtge.. Cowrom.—The imarkit has become dal% awl, with the ex arra= at Madras, prim hare tires way &boas id. per lb. Imotoo.—Thie article has ea &dramatist teadeacy. 10,000 cheats are now declarad for the mixt gaarterly dale, lath hut. Is other Brack* so alteratirre. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market fir TAR to-day. Toes tallow b "toted 675. sett cash Petenberg T.C. es the spot, 57.. 6d. ; October to December. 67.. 36.; hour, to March, 67e. 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAT.) _.___ The number of boots is not tarp, sad good qua lities especially am scarce. Prices tee not lower, bat trade is Tether heavy for inferior The supply of sharp is about the same as of latet .e lt i de7s slow at iloaday's qadmia Good calvee are scarce sad dear. From Germany sad 1101601 i there 274 beasts. 780 sheep, and 231 calves. Northern and Midland counties, 400 beasts, and 80 ranch cows frees the home counties. Bottom •t in. a. Lad. r. 414 - 414 of Ills. a 4. a• Bat 100014 Iteddere. . 4 1 II 0 DIK Das a Ilf bn.d. lb 1 0 Km 1164444tm0. —. 4 4 4 4 1 Lottatai 114,4441.1040 bra.. 14 4 0 Loa de Amu ... _ : • Calne dm I mead qt 41144 I PIP OW rho I 114/4 . 04a4! I 4 111 • 1.1. m. .. . _ ... _ 0 0 _ __.. _ . 74.1.; ;sIZistTLON: &I; se. HIDES.—(THIS DAY.) Tho font/vim us runt Wean —66 Th. to 641b0., 5 9 r ib .: Mho. to 771b0., Md. to 614.; nits. to 805.4., sd. to Md.; 801130. to 885"., Id. to ed.; 68Th.. to ed. to Md. ; 9451t0. to 104th.., ma. to Md. Hone hidei:loo. to 110 Calf skin . , light, Jo. to 50. ; fa, 80. to XlO.. ed. --. BZILMONIALT.-Bbeep •kid polkd Om. Od. to 6.. Od.; /Ends and Ita/Pbtubt, 4.. 2d. to 44. 84.; Down., 3.. 4d. to 4v. Od.; Lambs 34. Od. to Ss. Gd. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAT. Kern. Pettenden end Smith report the demand for doe Sussex and Weiddot Kent hops (mallows extensive, but the supply le very limited, the planters expecting better prices after the declaration of duty, which many think is estimated mut h too high et 200,0004 COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Wylam, 16s ; Holt yell, 16.,; !lure's Thisield Moor, 14. U.; Walls End Riddell's, 17s. 3d. ; Walla End Brad dyll's Rattan, 16s. 6d. , Walla End, IS.. 6d. ; Walls End Hutson, 19.. 6d.; Walla End Hutton, 19s. ad.; Will. End 17s 6d., Wall. End Ilehnont, 17s. 61.; North Parry Ilselty, 165.; Wall. End Tees, 19.. 6L-23 ships at soarks.. TILE ZOOLOGICAL &CIVET or LONDOR.—At the monthly general meeting held yesterday, at the Society's house, in Hanover -Kum, Mr. J. S. Omer* F.L.8., in the chair, Lady Leonard, and Meters. W. Gushier, J. T. Neale, end Metier Start, M.P., were ekcted lidloors; and Mr. Louis Fraser, as a correeponding member of the society ; and Weems. G. T. Saul, H. B. Miklmay, and T. P. Blyth, were proposed as candidates for the fellowship. The report of the council elated that the slumber of visitors to the Zdrduring the cement year amounted to upwards of 0; and that numerous Interesting addition. had been matte to the menagerie slam the last meeting. FIRES IN VIE ClTY.—Yesterday morning, about 3 o'clock, a firs broke out in the premised belonging to Hems. J. Blackburn and 800. mot and bag dealers, Ow Swan-yard, Bithopegate-street Without. At the time of the outbreak a number of horses and poultry were in the coati goons buildings. Warren, the conductor of the Repel finaly's Are eseape open being celled, broke open the doors and enoreeded in easing dolt valuable homes and sixty Howls. The dames were not extinguished until the ware houses and all they conteined were destroyed. The sufferer tree Mastred in the Phords Fire•office.—Anotter fire hap • yesterday noosing in the premises occupied by MPPOrn. Emma, Condor, and Co., coffee roomers, No. 78, Upper Thamee-etteet, City. This lire was conned by the friction of the ~Mary, which vet the second floor in a ventral The Ire meld not he subdued until the second doer and ma chinery were considerably damaged. ARCRITECECRAL AstRICIATION.—The opening meeting for the semion of the Architectival Amocistion takes Owe this (Friday) evening, when there will be a ano nyms...as, at L4tin's Inn Hall. The chair sill be taken by O. J. Wig , the President, who will deliver en Mau- Wegeddmes. report of the promedingsof essociatlon the past year will be read by ose of the honorary eserelaries. The meeting is expected to be in intertidag caw--Amiliity News. LINO LIRAS= AT all sts uo lAtt(it.ti IM 61d. i. INN T 7.4717- Aand toe2lW WIN. IN Itant lr.l Nacarll.Na Siam. (NNW Ot.Nartiara) . 1 &Um., FINN& 611., LC. ell OtearaN it Dean terra 1111110411.10.TorliNIIC .uLandes sed Orval. . . UM Prfft W na.. (ditto# lOP taa.,llllsery. • ime r i tt. Pete tee.). 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No. . 10 loyal pull lii6Z.. -.7 .. i Nlottiol Low. loosam. U /mini's& t0z..1.. I larval . Ur.. Grip. I D. Do Wean, It trunkLuaDhaUl.Daa. 1 NUM. Von Manner UM... SI. Docks .-- IA Do. Moo .......... I/ II Ms 'I II as _ _ p. I f PIE 1 pe I i Ite ', .1 $5 40 Us Ili to SS IS If II II 11 46 4 I 111 e .0$ 1(1 It ~'l 11 1 0. IN 3 If Of li It" I I if 7I 1r 74 If '4' 0 I IS el II I 4 I •1 Ai 6 ti tS II 11 ft TRIAL TRU. OF TUE TVNG—SOVTIZAMPTON, TIIVIALAY.—The Royal Mail Company's steam ship Tyae, which wee attended on the rocks at Kimmeredge Igdgo in the beginning of the present year, on her homeward voysgo from the Breals, and which by s ince undergone • complete relit, left the docks this morning for Stokes Bay, where her spend was Meted by the measured mile ; the result wee, after four runs, an average of 131 knots per hour. The draught of water forward at the time wee 14 feet 41n.; aft, 14 Set ;ft. She bad 306 tons of coal on board. The height of the Mean war 201lia. Revolutions of engines, 201. There were on board Captain Scott, director of the company; Captain Vincent, imperiatendest of the company; and the surveyors fur the Admiralty and Board of Tra de . The company eat down to a repent of the most rieherehi character, and the ship returned into dock about 4 o'clock. She will leave on the 9th inst. with the Brasil and river Plate mails. TIIE LATE WRE C K AT event, when the weather permits, are busily gaped In their endeavours to raise the railway machinery which formed the cargo of the barque Thomas of fit. John's, N.S., lately wrecked at the Portnahaven Lighthouse, Islay. They have ,unneeded la getting up about My tons during the last three weeks. The aweU of in. Western Ocean la always great at this point, even when there la scarcely a breath of wind, and impede. their operations. There must have been heavy gales in the Atlantic, as for SOON days past the angry foam that has lashed the twits has prevented their dement to the wreck. There is, therefore, little prospect of their recovering much of the valaabie cargo Dow, u the winter season is advancing, and the prevalence of north. weaterly winds will reader their efforts &Milan The hull of the vessel has been 'grown along the roast, no inconsider able portion being in posmadon of the hardy fishermen of Portnahaven and Port Weems. On landing at the plane where the ship struck, it is a.toniahiag that any of the crew were saved, and it Uto Mr. Forbes, of the Lighthouse, and his courageous servant maid, that their preservation is to be mainly auributed. Capt. Kenny, from Lloyd's, is strict keeping supervision over the cargo saved —Olargoisil Mad. The whale which was towed into Grimsby a few days ago wee fenced monad and exhibited to visitors at Od. each. An immense number &flews:me by special trains from Manchester, Sheffield, sad intermediate get:lase have been to see this leviathan. On Tasedsy morning lest it wee cut up sad boiled in lvaa pins on the sand, neer where ft was bad. It is etlealata to produce one end s half ton of oil. The man or Stab, which will weigh eight ce nice tons, has been sold for manure. A RATHER AWKWARD PLIGHT.—About fourteen years ago (as the story reaches ne), a working man suddenly left his wile and two children in this too a, and nothing mote being hosed of him it was concluded that he was dead. Seven year* boring eloped and no tidings being heard, his wife contracted a routings with another by whom she had tune three children. The years rolled away, when the other day the wife war startled by the re-a of her first lover, who had returned from the " d a," with a large rum of money. How tLo wife and the two huebande have sett hid matters is unknown to w.—Derby Reporter. THE COUNTY or RUTLAND PLOUGHING MEETING. —This meeting, which is to take place on Tueoday, the 6th day of October, will be moat numerously attended, to witness in all probability the largest number of ploughs at work that will be exhibited at say meeting In Englund In this year. The entries in all the chums are large; therefore the prizes will bo stoutly iwoopsted for. Fire sonnies will contend for the champion prizes.—Stamford literary. Uo 1 - 3 IN to. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. The funds opened this morning with firmness. but have since declined nearly 1 per cent. upon sales. English railway shares have exhibited increased buoyancy, but have not maintained the best prices of the morning. Consols, after standing at 90; to for the 14th October, are now quoted 801 " buyers." For money the present price is 901 " buyers:" India Stock is marked 208; Bank Stock, 219, for account; and Excheiner Bills, 9s. to ss. dis. Foreign stocks are very quiet. Trakish Six per Cents. remain firm at 951 to 98. Spanish Bonds meet with more inquiry. The Old Three per Cents. are marked 401 for the 16th of Oct., and the New Deferred Three per Cents. 251. The only other transactions reported in this depart ment are in Mexican Bonds at 211, and Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates at 981, cx div. The more hopeful interpretation put upon the posi tion of affairs by some of the Calcutta journals, ex tracts from which were published in the second edition., of the London papers, contributed chiefly to strengthen prices yesterday. The principal feature of the Stock Exchange was a marked rise in English and some Canadian railway securities. In the discount market yesterday the demand for money was comparatively quiet, and at the Bank, after the decided activity witnessed during the ear lier part of the week, the applications were rather limited. As the bills maturing on the 4th (Sunday), however, mast be met on Saturday, renewed activity will probably prevail during the last two days of the week. It is thought that the market will continue stringent, for the government deposits which flow so freely into the Bank, instead of increasing their re serve, are drawn back into circulation, under the influenceof the active commercial demand, and the stock of " other securities" is thus attaining a very high amount. Were it not for the favourable fea ture involved in the partial subsidence of the drain of silver to the East, an ultimate advance in the Bank rate of discount might be probable. It is thought that the shipments of silver by the Co lombo on the 4th inst. will exceed 500,0001., and perhaps approach 600,0001., but a portion of the needful supply for the saeceeding packet is provided by the arrival of the Mexican steamer yesterday. About 12,0001. in gold was taken from the Bank yesterday for exportation. The steamer Parana has arrived at Southampton from the West Indies and Mexico, with about 342,2001. in specie on freight. Of this, about 103,3001. is gold, and the rest silver, principally dollars. _ The shipments of specie by the steamer Atrato, for the West Indies, amount to only 3,6701. The advices from Calcutta report a somewhat tight money market, and a further fall in govern ment securities, the Four per Cents. standing at 21 to 22 per cent. discount, and the Five per Cants. at more than 10 per cent. discount. It is evident that the financial resources of the government in that market are very inadequate to the occasion, and this ingresses the probability of a home loan. At Calcutta the exchange on London closed at 2s. 21d. By the previous mail the rate was 2s. 2jd. to 21d., so that the more favourable movement re ported from Bombay . is partially counteracted. At Hong Kong the closing quotations on England were 4s. 11d. to 111 d., and at Shanghai 6s. 10d. to 11d., showing in each case a more satisfactory tendency, which will probably curtail future shipments of specie to China. The delivery of the China letters yesterday tended to increase the firmness of the tea market. It appears that the supply of tea in the Chinese ports was much less than at the corresponding date of last year, whilst the shipments still present a reduction. In our issue of the 25th September reference was made to an impression which has gained ground in some quarters that an alliance between the Great Northern and Midland Railway Companies is not improbable. Yesterday a report to this effect was generally current in the Stock Exchange , and occa sioned a sudden rise of two per cent. in Midland Stock. In Great Northern ordinary stock the im provement was aboat I per cent. The following memorandum is from the Committee of Mexican Bondholders : The Committee of Mexican Bondholders have received advice' from Mr. Whitehead, date 19th August and 3rd ult. The packet brings 1 99.5 dole., which had been taken from the cheat of the dividonctfund at Guaymas., and which Mr. Whitehead had recovered from the government, but no other remittance. The agents in Vera Crot, however, report that the duty bills there are being made out, and they expect that they will be shortly handed over to them. In Colima 9,889 dola and in Manzanilla 230.63 dole, had been col lected by ? b e agents of the bondholders. The country was quiet. An extraordinary general meeting of the Nether lands Land Enclosure Company is called for the 6th November, when it will be proposed to authorise the Council of Administration to sell or mortgage the reclaimed lands of the company, with a view to the raising of "the necessary capital for the general purposes of the company." At an extraordinary general meeting of the London Printing and Publishing Company, held on Wednes day a dividend at tho rate of 8 per cent. per annum was declared. The Emigration Commissioners have taken up the ship Escort foe the conveyance of emigrants from Southampton to Sydney, at 151. 14s. 7d. per head, and the Merchant Prince, from Liverpool to Mel bourne, at 141. 19s. Bd. With reference to the market for American secu rities Messrs. 1). Bell, Son, and Co., remark as follows : . . . . . . There is no gardenia: change to notice to the market for American securities. There has been rather more inquiry for the various date storks, whilst the amounts offering for sale are very limited. la railroad securities there has Leen very little doing, excepting in Illinois Central *bares, for which there fa a renewed demand. The report of Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite is sub joined : There has been a stately market in London during the past week in American securities. Transactions have been ray numerous in Illinois Central shares, the market for which to strong ►t per to 2 premium. Construction Bonds have been done to s fair extent, at from 81i to 82. We note a good inquiry for New York Central Six and Seven per Cent. bonds, sad them is still a disposition to purchase many of the current bonds and stocks at low prices. The Silk market has again fallen. THURSDAY EVE7iINO. The funds to-day were firmer. The actual advance in prices scarcely exceeded 1-16 per cent., but the market wore an improved appearance, and was almost exempt from variation throughout the day. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90: for the 14th October, were today very steady, closing at 901 to for money, and 901 to 1 for the October settlement. The " continuation" to the next ac count, which is fixed for the 10th of November, does not at present exceed Ito Z per cent., but the ac count is a short one, comprising only 27 days. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 90, 901, 1, !, I ; ditto, for account (14th October), Doi, 901. India Stock, 208, 210. Bank Stock, for account, 219,217 (cum die.). India Bonds were marked 235. to 235. die. Turkish Six per Cents. show a further advance of 1 per cent., clo,ing at 951 to 1. or equal to 92? to I minus the coming dividend. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were last quoted 991 to 1. Oth(v fercign stocks retain steadiness. Ssles are recorded as fol lows: Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 100 ex div.; ditto, Five per Cents., 1829 and 1839, 99*. 99i ex div. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 81. Dutch Two-and-a-Ilalf per ('cats., 641, 641 (exch. 126.); ditto Four per Ceut. Certife., 281 ex div. Mexican Three per Cents., 211, 21. Russian Fire per Cents., 1091. Spanish Old Three per Ceuta., 401 ; aitto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 2n the Passive Bonds, 51. Turkish Six per Cents., 951: ditto for acct. (14th Oct.), 95j; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 99k. 11-"..s in It inlc shares to-dar wa. quiet, and ~t n i ..:Ir unaltered. Canad. shards WCII3 most other miwe'.: ir.eous de seriptions -•i IC,,:•`t of Europe Stearn shares wcte oth . t - % mat ked di •201.) paid: East and West India 1 Ittak to It% ; and Loudon Dock, 99 to !nit, . . Busin. American railway securities to-day was mo .. active. Illinois Central Bonds and bharea were b,; the latter closed at 2to 3 pr.. in. The shares ofti.e Nvw York Central and New York and Erie Corr,r.ilits were also better. Michigan Cen tral Be: '. OILDTWARY MARE% AND STOCIVI. kii.V.if.-THIS DAT. Two In tl.e mv..ket far home mining stocks to-day, the f. .• k again in Alfred Consols shares. Advises 1,,i.e b.:o,n received of an important improve ment in mine. The shares have rallied to 131 tot. The la,' tralis,ictions reported are at 131. In some other dr riptions an active business has been done. Sortrid,;.i CoLsols shares have been dealt in at 22 and 21 : par Consols at 202; Great Wheal \'ur at 31; and Wheal Edward at 91. St. John Dcl Rey shares have met with a fair amount of busiri.ts et 112 to 12; United Mexican are marked 3I and 31. Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices in the .Nlining Exchange yesterday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers : Alfred Conwde, 111, 121 • Catherine and Jane, 9e., 10e.; East Unwell, 36a, 36e.; 161;eat Haddern, 16s. 6d., 17e. 6d.; Kelly Bray, ;' . 3 36e. • Lady Bertha, 23e., 24a. ; S.wtridge Comdr, 2 . „ r, ; Tatum Console, 24, 26; Wheal Edward, 94, I; Wheal Grenville. 26e. 6d., 278.6 d.• Wheal Harriet, 10e., 12a. Gd. ; Wheal Margaret, 06, 67; Wheal Trelawney, 231, 273. A ca:l of le. per share is to be paid on the shares of the Strathalbyn Mining and Smelting Company by the 23rd October. The S:. John del Rey Company have received advice dated Morr , Velho, 18th August. The produce for July was 20,173 oitavas at a cost of 7,4411. sa. 10,1., leaving • profit of :Al. I le. Id, on the month's working. The produce for 10 days in August was 6,417 °Raved. TIirRSDAY EVENIT!O. In the market for home mining stocks to-day there was a good demand for shares in Wheal Trelawncy, Wheal Zion, Sortridge Consols, and North Frances; in some cases at improred prices. Alfred Consols shares, on the other hand, continue to decline, and closed heavy. West Basset and East Alfred also left off flat. The following transactions are reported to as from the Stock Exchange, in addition to those comprised in the official list, vu. ; Alfred Consols, at 11 to l2i ; Wheal Zion, at 20s. and 19s. ; Wheal Trelawney, at 23; and North Frances, at 1.31 and In, without the calL The Plymouth Journal says :—" James White, Esq., and family will visit Plymouth about the 16th of the preterit month. • During the time of *Own he will probably meet the eomitituency, along with R. H. Collier, Esq., in public aseembly—as hen been Mr. Collier's pectic for some yeses past." THE TWO EMPERORS AT STUTTGARDT.—In the matter of popularity both with the Court and the people the Emperor Napoleon has made infinitely greater progress than the Emperor Alexander. The latter, who is here perfectly en pays de ronnaissanee, and among relations, has not given himself the trouble to please, which a stranger generally will: and by those who entertain French sympathies, and would gladly have seen the Empress Eugenie here, it is taken very much amiss ~f him that be sheuld have given way, an it is said, to female weak wiiN and have allowed the Empress to decline to cone hither until it was a settled thing that the Empress Eugenie would not come, on which she pope in at the lest moment on the pretence of giving her husband a surprise. It is assumed that the Empress of Russia and her sisters-in-law were averse to the Empress Eugenie's appearing here, from the apprehension that bee greater youth, beauty, and mental attainments would throw them into the shade, and compel them to acknowledge the personal superiority of one on whom they leak down as inferior to them. Something of the same sort of feeling the Emperor Alexander evidently entertains towards the Emperor Napoleon, wbo elhibit, more attractive manners and greater powers of conversation than himelf, trek& more to ingratiate billeted with othcra, riles Letter, &c. The latter had, more over, irehrht his own home with Lim. so that whilst Lint. Napoleon yesterday was mounted on a splendid higtemettled horse, that curvetted and sprang about to the delight of the multitude, the Emperor Alexander hail to put up with on ardent whose qualities were simply strength and docility. The Emperor Napoleon has lost no opportunity of showier himself in a light acceptable to the people ; ho bas walked out in the streets arm-in-arm with a single ender: um, a Wurtembag officer; he has taken or feigned an interest in all that the King is moat fund of pro moting. and for which he is so deservedly popular, andgsve himself the trouble to sit out the whole ofWeber's Der Freez e/ark UM Lialt, which was played at his etpeei el desire to hear a genuine German opera, and continued applauding even after the curtain had fallen.—(Cerrespondent of Tietto, Stuttgerdt, Sept. 29.) In consequence of the resolution come to by the Prussian government not to receive after the let January, 18-55, foreign bank notes, forty-seven merchanta lately al sembled at Rostock and made a declaration that they . hence forth will net receive in payment bank notes of Prussia. THE SNCHEsTER UNITY OF ODD FELLOWS —By the foliar? of Messrs. Harrison, Wataoth and Co.'s bank, at Hull, the Manchester Unity of Odd Fellow, is a loser to a serious extent. Nine lodges of this society were depoeitore to the amount of 2,1501., which, with the sum of Hhie belong ing to the widow s and orphans' fond of that hely, makes a total of 2 Sail. A VACANT COUNTY COURT JUDGESIIIP.—By the death of Hr. Maekwotth Prated, a county court itele - eshiP, of the rah, of 1,6001 a year, falls to thalami& of the ministry. It is • bonne booths in the way of legal gifts, and we belt!' Orli, there are an enormous number of applicants for the recant post. It is emit probable that It will be conferred upon one of the racrelers of the Western Circuit.—Plymettql THE CASE OF :Miss MADELEINE SMITH. The public may La prepared to hear an &Mounding direieerre in n few days in connection with the ease of Miss 9t"deleine Smith. We hare been informed by a moat relialle autherity that one of the eremite in the house at Blythe, 'deluxe, in Moe 'a 1.,.a. has just died rather suddenly, and the• on her death-Li prized with remorse, she made a confession of the important fact that arsenic was mixed with the coffee given to I:Applies on the night of his last visit to 311, Smith. On the tried it tailed to be ;roe,' that L'Angelier was at the house of his betrothed on the night in ~nation at all, although the servant aL i boa now made this disclosure was examined for the prosecelea at the trial. We trust to be enabled to lay further par.:rut:as be fore our readers shortly.—/11 /fest Mercury.— [The obey, rumour Las been afloat in Glasgow for several op. but we refrained from taking any notice of it. We can telly say that we trust it has no foundation in truth. The public, we doubt not, are sick of this painful case; but at the sine time it is the duty of our contemporary to give his authority fur the atateraent which he has made, in order that its credibility ma}_ be teak-di —Glasgow Daily Mail, of yesterdey . Ht's feu AcCIHENT.—An accident of a very serious r. : r are unfortunately betel Mr. Jones, heti:seem to Lord 11. I;. reinck, at Faldingworth Grange, on Tueerlay last while• vat tub bunting has mare put one cd Le: fet into a Lilt.; ' eturebled, and threw her rider, farr:t.z span The. aid of Mr. Broadbent, surgeon, of Lincac. was promptly procured, and it was discovered that tic col lar-bone and three ribs were fractured, besides other lei uries being se , iiineel—Stareferrl e Mercury. Fox HUNTING.—Within about a month Cecil the prevent ere. fox hunting, not only in this district, Le* gene rally thrmehout the country, will have commete el, and then ea, e whoop" and the horn will begin to resound throueli the hills and dales of moat of the chempaign grounds of this our native land. In but few districts of itugland can we tied a better district than North Nottinehemthire, where this .I,,riplion of ripest hes existed fur a e, rt...inty fur upwards of 200 years. The Osbemon hunt will sear :veil in all ire pristine vigour, and the abundance of t 7<tn year exceeds by far that of any previous year, on recorl. Fur name wcees past cub hunting has been in cub. lotion. From a well ascertained source we find that in Cote Hill Wood, Grove, Treswell Wood, Gunton Cover, ae ip pax's PI entation there is a plentiful supply. At U :Arlen there is not fewer than five or six litters. At Deer, Hill Gorse, hlatterney Wood, Gringley Gorse, Walkerineham Cover, Piper Wood, and Reasington Wood the moo abund ance prevails ; whilet sixteen have been seen at It-' aghill Gorse, near Whitwell, of which two have already Leon run down. In all, upwards of twelve couples of cube 1. ive al ready forfeited their lives, and we hear that lithington , Lanham Clever, Kirke's Plantation, and G vieten Rood will afford their full quota to the supply.—Notte glietas DARING OUTRAGES.—The Limerick (le ••,• •:e of Wednesday says:—"Oa last night about hell i-t ten o'clock a nest define outrage was perpetrated et Bally dough, Its seat of Mr. Edward Morony, within a f.w miles of this city. Ao the gentleman was sitting in hi , parlour reading carne papers, a shot WAS fired from the utesid, which shattened the window chatters, and completely meshed every pane of glass in the parlour - SALLe of the elieas with which the gun 0r... 1 zdtd, after per.' dating the shutters, lodged with.a a few feet of wh,r Mr. Morony In. sitting. Mr. 91 ire.. v. jun.. on henrine the report, at once armed himself with a I railed gun, atel flied a shot feint the hall, after which the piety decamped. Mr. Morony having disposed of his too . .. . are by suilien, an I being about to retire from the county . ,• sup posed the ,rrler was the object of the alto k. 0.. e has as yet I 'it:-r-rated for this outrage." 'rho lame p .rar says —ieSera., oat Saltiest', 3rd Buffs, is in a dying ea., in the midi try le,spltal from the of a SC, n , beither, as silego% by three men of the County Linicri; k [Shire the slurs was written we regret to ath.f. that the un fortunate euiferer died, having breathed his bet tn. iley at ' toe u'eheek. Deceased was an alive non commissioned officer, only tw,nty-seven years of age.]"