The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-07 00:00:00

Tim POLICE COURTb. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. lervv.o Wltier • joursermsen buteher, was cheap' oth i „, in tgLotk Pinder, • ohermaroager, at 10, Okla •otrest. li e °3l :,plidaint, having been sworn, esid—Chi to ySaturda „wig I me alma easin say shop 'bra one of y seddiatelly rut b . Mad, upon which the de haw, who moo tip at the time, spoke to Elm, sad then ..e.d me the balsa maim it is posistols to ootasim. TM Lord Mayor—What esnard him to do dot ompisimat—H• woe formerly is my employment, sad 's hed s quarrel Oast some Imps that he mid were dm to dispard. pv• me the rack, my lord, and refused to wok thareforemr ow. sml I I suppose live • right to Ma. Ths Lord Miquir-11 pa ham say claim gybe. the anti mamma spinet him in tie Comity goat; mg duty l• gement you roan ming tatty ..g ak r egmg hemp la the "abbe streets, us& I shall thaslim be yes ie., le commit you to prism' fur seven days. - - GUILDHALL. Jain Hawk me Imbibes Aldermen Cabin, Ma women mined Johnson by striking ad Mein the FellmesmeAde 160 add last night I was in Moor-Line, elm I Mewl the try ef " M prooreding from the Imo of the }dotter, where I found a woman bleeding tom limners* end being supported by two women. re t ir iadl ber sib le theasT ee and then returned and took ins ?Mom Mkt f streaking the Moak. He awned haying Miami woman, but said he was ag. by her to do it. This women is not his wife, but ta"lccestdin with her, Alderman Conti—What ham yea to way to this cheep P Prisoner—The fart ia, your worship, we were all drinking try m e r, and there WM &amber woman, ohs was jealous of, post, sad she began to Mir mu and 1 up with my list, an 4 speck her with the bark of my hand in the fami, and the fell a:T=oa I walked away. C.bltt—l shall remand you, in order that this women may attend, and when she ia able to have the bow Mil you .01 be brought up uffslu• Reminded seamanly. OM/OMo llkedaws, a eery diasigatod-looking character, was brought Reamu* with atten.ptieg to commit suicide. T . d i es . N ig be d the prisoner on Diackfriers bridge nunicanea, and on addremang her she expremed Mr hiseetece of jumping into the firer, and be therefore took bee lore eintoly. BM afterwards mid her hualsail Ind demoted her for many mare and had taken up with mother wawa, and it was that which had induied bee to memo suicide. Alderman Cabin liming lectured the primmer epos the Isr modem, epee her premising not to re. ple 1" 11 1' Z is s e itempt ems Yrs bk. daiminisd her from custody. AHLBOROUO -STRE ET . lICILgLAZT •ND AAAAA iirseio• o r roe About a quarter M tunics o'clock last t night, M the party wall sad elimey stack of the hones, Nos. t r, 4 and S, Artillevy-pemege, Bishopegate, fell, taking with 15 it the roof and doors of No. 5, and part of the roof and rt . doors el No. 4. No. 3 wee la the occupation of Godfrey Philip, his wile, three children, and two young 111111111111, uaaned Rose Jewell and Nary Tagg. The nib el naps. who was in bed, about half-pail Erni% buoill a mocking of the wall, and called to Yr baled below ; he ran up to the wood floor end wee Weft at the wall himself heard a singular rum emmuntly In the shop. Phillip instantly dmired his • ne have the place, regirdlees of her deuce, and having sessielid is arousing the girls and hie iseightour at XL 4, he carried his children out of the pia nism sad lodged them at No. 3, then be gave batsman& el the danger to the police at the Chapel-yard dation, and was returning to the .put when be leant that He bum bed fallen es described. Samuel Moss and his wile, at No. 4, amnions to rave their money and valuable., sampid too lour, sad whin taking them from drawer. on the eseend doom were precipitated together with the "debris," into the cellar, hone whence they were dragged by some of the pales, meet sinenalmiy soaping with a few bruises. Be • vest deal el peeperty is buried in the mina, with about es 1101. in IS a= "l. 7Mcie end Sergeant connected with the et of lodgiag-hoeses, were quickly ea the spec le sad the Siemer gave directions fur the inioaniate seearity of N the edjaising premien. WILMS OF 1111 n STOLZ). 050 WeIM, •• • Mir-dremer, carrying on business at • cpper Park-plene, Doese-mittre, wee charged Ns dea with levies in hie pommel= • quantity .7,..„2,01he Wm of • Ivy committed ea he Mr. Ms. Hammoad, keechn-maker, Omhohistrosa ASS& Pose dap eed that he wee a porter In the sw ift MMe pre anew mei Sp ern the primes*. Oa the Mete Mlfeeiey lea, siege tea *clock. he lacked lig the psis se nowt erg fudged to rut. On the feirwig etteML hems Am MI Mx ricirek, he got up mad pe- Mid devellMira, Soo he use smashed to Ind eewy fig per wonder. Ha sot Mtn the bitches and hand Mil the 11111 bed hem bee' es open, sad the imam of 0. WNW itlewe herd. On pis low the shop be ors he Obeli Walkspsi the door, se if It Wen be sr IMPONOIL • of se lying dust, Ate the halm reeseckul of their minta and ge the . Deals—Are yes pail you secured the melees erg_ yen sal le bed f SI berms sentraied he had moved all the doors end autos, a wee ble woke preetice. hiked Baehr, shat le Ile gyrator , staled—That on Twig wools IS be went Y th e shop, sod found the prim the MS drafted by hot Stars He looked over berm& sod =SW purity orriattag of pieces of sing Is erl miondpilm of reneere, altogether of the value of more ▪ Slit. The phew of mph predered are a partial' of the Wdel e. Hie sold ewes to toes hama damaged alser of the riers bops* Webb, L edits odd that oa Saturday eight ten, else eight ecisett, he vest le the priser's Dose, amsegewlad bj dergart Chews of the 6 dirimiem, and Mkt esaelehles. He hood the wad ge with bin fir to = int l . : . th e obis, and MI bin be ceired the pro mise • barrier, la Oabe•-deed. them asked him If be had soy Mbar olelh Is the bete which did real his is hid ? The plower sled to the segatlvs. He Ibinarthil the her sod test • hem eisrissath the oweder. The phones Sib pee bile the key end Ys, see me semird her raven hot they were obliged leiewOVA/ lbe Shp aster the sok of bar children. H . OM spud the hem, and the sera bask eat a dress, which eke Yew me istrAbles sad retried tote the T•rlar. He Miliewel her, sealemmoweeig the demo he discovered the of liffealthel by Last wirers Ito also laud eto raring ap p arel sad Mike efeel lihu rewit l mery lan :lie bed so fernier evidence bid piemema wdished • west in order to *MEd blw SSW halo hisdries. Mr. Ileden earreall the petemier till Saturday amt. WOIIIIIIP-ItTIIEET. tarot:mote tunas. lass Lastretar, 12, • Ana young woman, carrying • yens did In bra cry was ,:butted with *reeling frost the of MSS Weeks, • tobeemaiat, oft, Oriematreet, a gweee, conimirlen 14a. Pestemeimes oreisint w the, between eleven lied twelve Sleek Beineday sight bathe wet the prin ,in Charba egmme,Hoer If teat, sod she mad him to areompany her blow; be ward ; she Slowed kiln about forty yarda, sehripeady he dud his pone ; canecylently he gas N ree ennody. The Sim mimed that Weston w e eeamm e het m Sir Jobs Dean Paul, Stubs, Bates, Hobson, ti • bat pesiwing Y Ids Moistest, the char/e was taken Ager.. Teeter, thward (slim Jim the Permian), together with R. sad If teen sherweede steoptod. the notorious swindler, Redpatb, we on beard the Nile, is Vllynteeet De peeseeeter)—Nor do you swear this convict ship. which ...,l, about noon yesterday under IN her uses Aided le? • from the Little Nom, made sail, end towards ...la Priesese—. If met, I sow sew a women in my life." the Dower, with • strung emill-west died.—iSaredoP Taw. en The phew bre bent bile tows, enclairais, "My --, Tug CONDEMNED CRIMINALS AT LIVERIVOL. od Imllleida MI had son, I lees new rat until you Ito reprieve has yet has, received for either of the flats Wed we—why de yea wish to diegrace and tocsin me criminals who lie at Kirkdale Gaol, under sentence of death. Our The impression POMP to roan ground that in all probability K Mr. V llymesart—Age yes amid f the @entre, upon William Mill. and Charles Edward Bey- It Prissear—l iir, sod Yen witk nu liusbend, in 11l- moue, the two metre, will be commuted to toms lion fir gs, berm. We we misicedde I was with a friend, life, but thm m d law, with regard to Captain will sweet OS d , sad her when this mast amused te allowed to take its coupe. If them eurrni,e ald use _betty is swam prove ilicorrect, the three men will be executed at the usualEL 55/. D'lyasinft—Ten moor a reapers ble weesaa, end I place, at the northwest corner of the gaol ca Saturday morn emest bellow this rmaska. Ten ere etas hasmiel. log next.—affbiors. • Page—l am her tweeter, etr, red am determined to re- kIMARGIt Or MEADE/L.—A warrant her, been is- IS NM this fail sipiens road by the sheriff for the apprehension of a men named le Mt. Var ooBol— Thil .7wa .0 01 do oloodhomi air. Of Demon, on • chew of muds It &epee,. that .0 tho 24th sew the Ws will mhos kw ohmmeter. ult. after receiving mein Terkel promestrom in Saltioarket, g t . Heather—AnddeL I Yank you, sir. trot; a girl mined M 'Matches, he had mind her by ths hair S. LAMBETH. of the head and twisted her about in • violent manner and If A 0101714 AAAAA all otherwise abutted her. Inflammation of the brain ;ahem 116 Lenient, Ss bee toes freiumely brought In this quently supervened, and the girl expired cat Tuesday night mad met buY b bait es a charge ..f annoying Dr. Doyle. last. A port nosiest examination of the body his since teen gL ems the drips belonging to St. George a Cathedral, made, and the authorities see investigating the ace. Meso ns pewit Whe her bets Mr. Elliott, charms! with Mc, time °Mon hrut ateminded, and tumour reports that he has S. Indy asewilieg bee mother sad beading two squares of Red to Irelsed.—Edteboro' Consent. 14 gktsehlisohdew, St:lmm IN THE IIATNARKET.—On Saturday lt The petteses sibs • •111•14001•74 1•01110 n, said that morning, about half-past three o'clock, the police mown. IL 'lßs the phew se ant at osiMinem..rt, she had on duty fatted • man in • state of stn coo, lykeg II net a resent's peas end a Shoe mod disgraceful was on the pavement, near the lower sod of the Haymarket. He id bar madeet thee she wee essotanNy endearounng to lead • was moored to Charing-Crop. Hoepital, and the home-ear- EL Clldist tethers mode life an herself. ' icon rolled out of bed to attend to him. Me was perfectly T s : 1 : 16 16 1011 m e t s a rse see to bee hones in • stem innesuble and nothing could rally hint, and he expired in * of issiselies, Sub Sr, sad also broke two twenty minutes or half an hour. po lls person was brand a alosealef siese of Se sloe ei belf-n-erown. two small phials empty, but with unmistakesble twee et le Join Ilioniks the beadle of the 54. °rage's Catholic laudanum. Th ere was nothing whatevershout him that pee 6 0.1. i 1, Si that the 'thaw wag • perfect plague and the alienist chaste his identity. He la about fivefeettenksebee &morn thew, end ewe particularly to high, very dark complexion, bleak hair and whiakers, stout Da• Doyle. It hen costs ISM when out of pries made ;he has lost the fourth Seger of the left heed. He Mg abatis get ltrß, to ease to the cathedral, canes • was dressed like • reepecteble traderman in his every da to r oder illetarbeare, ad we threats towards this priests. On ckehee. The body lies at the hospital awaiting a •IM she pmeralled banal( at the church and made se Spelt. is of the most Mahal threats that on the lint oppormaity die A Idgaat.—Yesterday (Friday), at the Wakefield "• 16 Red Ye Naar, (rent, and . I .° Dn• I[l. l l °. Caen Howe, a feelikestily-dvemed Individual, who wore •II Pelemetestabis 66. r.r. 16 7 fa &lewd to dm 'masks of jeweller, a ameba-he and imeerial, and who M Skim sand of the prisoner on the dm before, arid said p ave th e sm. of William Langley Riley, was charged with r kvs sly • few days befere he was called to the melee- At e *** mosey on (aloe pretences. A very .mart-100king lila °the" Is oaks the Vi'''err into rumiell for young woman , named Sarah Smith, was alto charged with te almilwe and boast eiseduct loosed,. the Rev. Mr. Cotter, a idi n g and abetting Kiley. The chief mustable applied for to Mot .he one then Sewed to go about her busier.. armload DU Monday. which was granted; Mr. Wainwright, se The whirs when embed what she had to ray to the w h o prmmm i m , w e tl y e t e tt eg that t h e * w het , ibleP, shed, when vellivig about the country in a conveyance, under the &Mg was wind to pay the amount of the damme or Langley Riley sod Co." "Dr." Langley s le hoprioned hr hems days, and in addition to find ' Mil Riley's manner of duping the public ma original. lie pre- se he ber pod seaduct for one month. tended to be to of the medical officers from the Royal Bota- THAMES. Mimi College of Health, Loadoe, sad to be sent down by so area., 1:S1:n07171'1.F. government for the especial Whoa( of the poor. He pro- id M Address lather*, &Grum watchmaker. about 25 years famed to disprove medicines gnats, only charging for® Mop, se below Mr. Seffe, in ruidoily of Mr. John he pretended was the "government Amp." A large A IY ripwWdrat Canterburylnms., Sines the iipprealem of the primeer it his teen discovered es 11 2? ▪ wolabsetem. Fllllll three silver guards., v a lue a ll list he has • wife and six Chardl<ll, who have bees deserted le 661 -• end th e Sedlisig-houm of • Gamma shoe maker by him for the last four year. Both prim:sere were sent to 1 . 66 MM. of 1, Pros of Orange-mum, lihßip.***, the flowed Correction till MonDly.—Mestritestrr Goaniirto. w Ikemerfriordwitot. Tire SLAVE TRADE IN Cuns.—The slave trade se Mippowed Got • flieftelibt after last Whitsuntide Mrs. floutiobes smaidagly. I have beard of four or Bee cargoes = ii sit ime nib de phasse, she bedsore previous of Boutl tierces having been landed Pince I tart wrote you. 2 Me w lien ta • state et ow destitution, end The test bet nue, beyond Trinidad de Cuba, viz hnodrel M ; dada be his Met. She et mid bin • bean gam him number, hoe been mixed by Brigadier Morales de Rada, who go did, end be Isbuid perohnisil weldrober's Weis to the happened to be in that vicinity, and who sip made prisoners ea ausideflE 1111.,and ken elsneetbe *stir parse or all the parties coarsened in the lending. They, with the M il Lard6Z a hlotio obtain • BS'S howiames. Heide Africans, an now on their way to this city. This certainly LO work Sr lim set NIA as • woo in hr the of en attempt to put • Mop to the African • his bons •• • worlds. Or Ile led of :girths pi- shoe Oni. Ta. art entlo3 of Borah wee tended on a quay ow sirembil, rides all hie lie of his Cias. It had been foetal impossible to effect up.o.i dldfdtderei lehe anfri as brim as mil task baba 'MSS detection on the main land of this se wells shim sid middle elms ashlar V ie s ol l p lthey were landed hi buy. There is an ha -1.4 OladdMili eff Crisebery palle. that the steam ship Paseo del Octane (Omen mot he pelmor is ON OF, awl wird lin Whim swear M in this harbour, is being fitted op for a trip to the ibilefeemmedlllk am anti* CllmmegeeMl"gen Albs west. She would carry from fourteen to sixteen 60 Ended Ida eaeleig perwsk lasslas Ten wed p booked soros sod with her unlimited speed, could bid sir as. Mr. Clerwie herd eh pasheelnet dLegH.itwerr deism to any British cruiser afloat. Three more American 68 Ih. piss; ES Sew of Yew Hided Is • vends have been eoll to the Spaniards, and will most pro • lhar gorehebels sad • few seek by the pd. bully to employed to the .lavo trade. Tiro bare slready Wad be Leaks. They were ma =Bed with • mis letter," under the Cnited States flag.— Ulla 1•10101014 02117iff WEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. I !; NT ELICTRIC TZLZOILAPN4 LICHFIELD.-THIS DAT. COPELAND HANDICAP. One Huntingdon and Cripple am MI that are here. IL STAFFORDSHIRE STAKES. Twn mlke. Min Hathaway, Hamlin, Moonshine, and Monee. ire hero. eia TAMWORT II PLATE. Si: furlongs. 4 Miss Hathaway, Dwane. of Sutherland, Waterer, sad to homy Pastel, saw hers. tK , WI ENTST TOS TSSllettlee CitISLA. (NUN TO-SORROW). i t —Leuringten, Oaken, Poleatar, Stork, Fuhervaan, and et, iteralet, are ban IL allSlTlD.—Asaorous B. flyaway, Jaw, TriliCeSll.i- .Si rue, Tinmetheea, Nary Lunn., Repute, Echo, and Wad jj fleeny. a The following ue lrahwod In the neighbourhood: —St. $ Dunstan, Heater Begot, ni Shadow, Trot, Pyrrhus the Reend, Ilh Gars! Bowing, end Lady Berece. In. 1 IL THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1857. The prienner in his defence mid he was allowed W hare them to sell, Mr. sew committed tbe primmer for trial. Mr. Stoddart raid the prisoner had plundered a watch maker in St. George's-in-the-East of considemble property, and other charges would be preferred at the cessions, MURDER OF A PRISONER IN HORSE MONGER-LANS O.IOL BY A DEBTOR. nis morning a horrible murder was committed in the malty gaol for Surrey, in liorsemonger-lone, Newing ton, +bleb bee caused consideniblo senlation swag the in mates. It appeared front information rectire4 by our re porter on the spot, this morning, that John HOPI, Mild eiztrnine, described as an agent, was weird la the infir mary, he having undergone several etiolbatiosts at Lambeth Pallas Coot*, and committed on the 29th ult. on four charges of forgery end he was to have beet removed to Newgide of Teeeday for trial et the seat Central Criminal Cows Fel. ann. In the acme room, in the infirmary, were Jame Preston, • debtor, who until recently carted on the bather tee of • tool merchant, in the London-road, and two ether zees. Preston was labouring under s singular 'pet:legal moneassids ; but there was nothing in his conduct to c a m e apprammelon of violence to other pawns. The four were locked up on Sunday night at the usual hour, but at four o'clock this morning the watchmen were alarmed it hearing cries of It murder proceeding from the infirmary. They et once aroused up Mr. Keene, the governor, who, with Bateman and eo other turnkeys immediately proceeded there, and found Hodges lying on hie bed quite dead, and ha brains "mashed i L mt. Mr. Haworth, • medical gentleman reading in Swan Is - street, was directly amt for, and he wee of opinion that g . Meth must have been Inetentaneous. The governor was st. informed by one of the prisoners confined in the same room that about four o'clock this morning Preston got out of hie a bed, and went to the closet. He returned in • minute or l i t so with • pail, when he proceeded to the bedside of en, Hodges, and deliberately dished his brains out with .. 111 . it while asleep. The two men Immediately seized hold at a him end called out for assistance. They had no idea that N he intended to commit murder with the pail, se they email have jumped out of bed and prevailed him. The blows were indicted so suddenly, that before they had an opportm nity of getting out of led the man sea murdered. Inform. est tan of the melancholy event has been forwarded to the 111 coroner, Mr. W. Cuter, litho sill hold an inquest on the i t , body to-morrow. 24 es. I rel FALL OF A HOUSE-MIRACULOUS ESCAPE. It' 6liAla LLSTS-21116 DAL Two o'Ciocc In the railway share market to-day the chief feature is a further important rise in Great Western stock, which is marked ea high as 67. The pteeent quotation is 56J to 1 ex div. ; Midland stock is a little firmer at 821 to 1 ex div., and Caledonian shows a further slight improvement. Other stocks are generally steady. London and North Western is quoted 1001 to lex div.; Landon and South Western 48 to 3 per share ; Great Northern, 24 to 1 ; and Eastern Counties, to ex div. The East Indian Railway Company's stock is gat, and has been sold at 2 dis. Great Western of Canada shares are more inquired for. OIRDINART SRAM AIM MOM% Marmr•Ts. nritir7=l;:"" ▪ Setrt liserams Near Taft 14▪ 1 Wigs LOA. J . . _ I await elm. kir lads Firsrday. Is I pat. I t ::Fit7rumiiroTa--:-7.: 100 (be Yr mad 1101700041... .11 Comma dl 110i01. POl O l. • 4011711;J• lie Rost asitlan NI Nara Canatte• IN trim Cabe. Or 4 .. IN Do. Or I .. 10 lettoUshth sod °loopy .. 111 Illabont. INNIAIm IN 0 .. k &lath Naomi. Orool North of NANA .. IM ONN Northers . IN ON i t *CNN— IN No. 11, Not.. IN N. sal Wm. 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Dr Sa 4 0 II 0 041 0 141 11110 al 11 1 17 til In 111 i i i ii 101 iu si 14 11 fa ts — sr l la I si si 31 t 16 ! lit tidli I le I. 1* II I le l I M 4 II OS PO 4 II 4 7 , ~4 t' ii t LI SI I Be lb FsENcw Rsit.wsTs.—The following are the last returns of the gross receipts of the principal French railways from August 20 to August 26 —Northern, 1,041,636 f.; Western, 1,000,446 L ; Orlesna, 1,138,670 E ; Strasbourg, 1.0118,248 E ; Lyme, 967,766 f. ; Lyons to Idediterraneen, 546,330 E; Grand Central. 46,970 f.; Southern. 386,906 f AMERICAN ARRIVAL—The royal Belgian mail steamship Leopold 1., from New York to Antwerp, arrived off Cowes on fiatezday night, and after despatch to Soutlumepten, prsoesded to her destinationtfti7t the mails for Belgium. 'Ms advice' ass aatisipated. FIRE AT SHOZEDITCH-Between two and three o'clock on itatnnfay morning _the inhabitants d Holywell. row, Worship -egnare, were alarmed by the sodden outbreak cda Sr. on the premise. of Mr. J. R. Aglanit, chairmaker. The chews were brought up sad atter great exertions, the ere was extinguished, but not until the building and contents, as well as the workmen's tools, were destroyyed, and the ad joining premises of Mr. Cutbill, c er ; Mr. Bower, cabinet maker ; )(r. J. 8. Minton, Balemed Stag Tavern ; end Mr. Berreist, cabinet maker ; damaged by Sr. and erste,. _ . . ---• Goon Bfloorivo.—A gentleman residing at Ox ford killed, with his own gun, in the immediate vldnity of Blenheim, the mat of his Grace the Duke of Marlborough, no lees than 118 partridges, 4 hares, 2 rabbit., 1 landrail, sad 1 yell, during four days last week. Birds in this and the neighbouring counties were never more plentiful. MORTALITY.- 4 / 1 the middle of July, Captain Parker of the Royal Basilian mall packet Medway, died at Sonthimpton, at the age of 34. He was a very powerful man, and had lust arrived home from the Brazils in apparently perfect health. A Lady of Rio, to whom Captain Parker was engaged, wee to have strived at Southampton In the Brazil packet Tamar on Saturday, to be married to him. The Tamar brought Dews that she died of yellow fever at Rio the weeks Wore the death of Captain Parker took place. THE DESTRUCTION OP BOJANOWO.—We have received a meet urgent appeal in favour of the unfortunate sufferers from the ezollapation which so lately destroyed this town, in the Grand Duchy of Posen, as &heady stated In our journal. The diameter is beyond all description terrible, upwards of 2,000 souls being left without shelter, only forty homes out of 490 baring been left 'landing. A number of peewee have perished, many arc miming, and many dange rously wounded. A commutes has been formed to collect suberriptions,which may be sent to MM. Arendt, burgomaatee, at Bojacovro, or S. Leery, banker at Lima (Posen).—Galig _ • THE VtNTAGE IN FRANCE.—The Echo Agricola contains the following. " The year 1857 sill be regarded as one of the most early known; Ina number of places repara- Cons fur the vintage have already been commenced, which, as slrabdy observed, is nearly a month earlier than usual. In the neighbourhood of Montpellier and Mena the 10th inst. is spoken of for the commencement of operations, and the 15th for the environs of Penrose; the hills in the depart ment of the Saone-et-Loire will begin about the same period. In the Herault the appearance of the malady celled the rouged is announced, and its ravages have so extended that some of the wine-growers calculate that one-fifth of their crop will be lost. In the Wait and the Centre, the want of water I. obmplalned of the vines having suffered severely from the drought. If the crop is not evmywhere abundant, the quality of the wine is expected to he unusually fine. Notwithstanding these favourable mopeds, prises do not sensibly decline. At Berry wines fall but very slowly. This ' may be attributed to th e low Vale of the stocks of the retail dealers, who are obliged to come daily to supply their wants. The quality of the wine will be also a resets why prices shouldnot decline so much as might have heat ho if the year had been one of abundance only. At Nantes and La T Ylotte e t_ lee int rrrsed pea will sot yield much, but the white ones y.' 7fORALY OP THE VIENNESE.—It appears from the atatieries published by the Common Council bureau of Vienna that the number of Illegitimate births in that city has almost equalled the number of the legitimate births during the four years from 11553 to 1856. The following are the ilaWon the subject —1833. I.ecitinab births, 11,264 ; i l imate births, 10,686. 1854. Legitimate births, 11,232; illiFitiroste, 10,801. 1855 . Legitimate births, 10,650 ; gitunete, 9,522. 1856. Legitimate, 10,870; 10,311. MONEY MAREJIT.-1111$ .1.411 Y Two o'CLon. The funds to-day arc dull, and the improvement of 1-16 per cent, which was established on Saturday, has not been maintained. Apart from the settle ment, very little business is going forward. Consols are quiet at 901 to 1 for money and Wed nesday. The " continuation" to the 14th Oct. remains at 7-16 to 1 per cent. The New Three per Cents. are marked 91 to 1; Bank Stock (shut), 2171 ; ditto, for account, 2171; Exchequer Bills, 3s. dis ; Ex chequer Bonds, 1839, 981 ; and India Bonds, 17 dis. In the foreign stock market the only transactions reported are in Austrian Five per Cents. at 81/ (exch., 106.); Brazilian Old Five per Ce nts. at 1021 ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 97/ (exch., 25fr.) ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 64! ; and Itrunian Five per Cents. at 1091. A few thousand pounds in gold were taken from the Bank on Saturday for exportation. The imports of the precious metals last week were considerable, but more than one-half consists of silver. Our list includes 444,4001. (of which 339,5001. was silver, and 104,9001. gold), by the steamer La Plata, from the West Indies, Mexico, &c.; 20,0001. by the Fulton, 12,0001. by the City of Baltimore, and 4,0001. by the Argo, an three from New York ; 2,36.51. by , the Sultan, from the Penin sula ; and 38,8001. by the Berwick, from St. Peters burg. The total value of these supplies is about 522,000/. About 100,0001. in silver is also ascertained to have been imported direct into London last week from the Continent. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday last comprises 50,790 ounces of gold and 8,670 ounces of silver, representing a total value of about 198,0001. The gold was despatched chiefly to France and Belgium. The details are shown below, viz.:—Gold corn : to Boulogne, 340 ounces ; to Hamburg, 1,750 ounces ; to Belgium, 8,500 ounces. Gold bars To Belgium, 1,200 ounces; to Boulogne, 39,000 ounces. Silver coin : To Bou logne, 1,400 ounces ; to Rotterdam, 3,470 ounces ; to Hamburg, 3,800 ounces. The shipments from the outports have consisted of 22,2921. by the Magdalena, for the West Indies and Mexico, and 690,0251. (all silver except 12,8001. in gold) by the Indus, for Alexandria and the East. The total ascertained shipments of the week, as officially reported, are thus raised to about 916,0001., of which, however, five-sevenths consisted of sliver collected on the Continent. The private remittances of gold to the Continent last week were upon a more moderate scale, and as the 348,5001. in gold ex the Persia, from New York (included in our last weekly summary), did not come to hand until last week, some addition has been made to the Bank's stock of bullion. It may be useful to recapitulate the particu lars of the gold remittances which are known to be actually on the way to this country from Australia : Gold on Board. Name. flailed. Period ailiel — o — z7 Value. Summer Cloud May 11.. 117 days 7.961 £31.900 Sardinian Anglo-Salon June 1 96 days 24,923 99,760 True Briton Montmorency Nourrnahal Norfolk Total ounces.. 253,269 £1,012,900 AU these vessels are from Melbourne, except the Nourmahal, which is from Sydney. Adding 26,090 sovereigns on board the Nourmahal, 30,400 sove reigns on board the True Briton, and the 51,0001. taken to Suez by the steamer European, the remit tances of gold en route to England from Australia are raised to no less than 1,120,3001. The amount now overdue is considerable. On the Continent the exchanges on London are firm, and at Hamburg and Amsterdam a slight improvement is observable. At Paris, on Fri day, the rate on London was quoted 25.171 to 221 for short, and 24.85 to Bil for 3 months' bills; at Amsterdam, 11.771 (offered) for short; at Ham burg, 13.41 for short, and 13.11 for 3 months ; and at %tenni, 10.11. Notice is given that the contract entered into by the Ocean Steam Navigation Company of New York with the United States government for the postal service between New York and Bremen having expired, the steamers Washington and Hermann, each of 1,800 tons and 500 horse power, will be publicly sold at New York on the Ist October unless previously disposed of by private treaty. The Spanish government invite tenders for the construction of the works of the railway between Zaragoza and Alma& The Rock Life Assurance Company announce a dividend of 2s. 6d. per there for the half year, together with a bonus of 2s. per share for the Tear. The annual meeting of the Union File ana Life Assurance Company is called for the 25th inst. The Paris United Gas Company invite subscrip tions for bonds to the amount of 60,0001., forming part of a total authorised issue of 280,0001. SATURDAY This has been a very dull day in the Stock Ex change. An impression has gainett ground that government are in expectation of immediately re ceiving telegraphic advice. in anticipation of the Overland Mail, and this consideration has tended to increase the previous unwillingness to enter into speculative operations. The funds were inactive. but a little firmer in character, and at the close of business a recovery of about 1-16 per cent. was esta blished. Preparations for the settlement of the account, which is fixed for Wednesday next, now principally engage attention. The market for Bri tish railway shares remains firm, the supply of stock being, in several instances, rather scanty. In the discount market this morning there was a steady demand for money. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90? to 4 for money and Wednesday next, stood at the same quo tation this morning, and closed at 90 7-16 to 9-16, or 904, exactly. For the 14th October the last price was 901 to 91. The "continuation" remains at 7-16 to 4 per cent., or equal to from 3 to 31 per cent. per annum. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901 . ditto, for account (9th Sept.), 901, 90 few Three per Cents., 914, 91. India Stock, 21 2124. Exchequer Bills remain dull at 3s. to ls. discount. Turkish Si: per Cents. were firm to-day, and closed at 934 to 1. The Onaranteed Four per Cents. were quoted 991 toe , Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 79 to 81; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 231 tot. The transactions in this depart ment were very unimportant, being limited to the following, viz. :—Duteli Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 644 (exch., 128.). Mexican Bonds, for account (10th Sept.), 22. Russian Five per Cents., 110. The Spanish Coupons-Certificates, 64 per cent. Turkish Six per Cents., 93; ditto, for account, 931. Bank shares to-day were quiet. Union Bank of Australia were firmer, and South Australian Bank rather lower. London and Westminster Bank stock was inquired for. Victoria Dock stock was quoted better, whilst South Australian Land declined 1!. There were inquiries for the ordinary 101. shares (fully paid-up) of the Netherlands Land Enclosure Company, which were marked 24 to 3. Crystal Palace shares remain flat, at 11 to 11. St. Katha rine's Dock stock was marked 91. HARVERT HOME AT THE kED-HILL REFORMA- ToßT.—The annual festival of the boys placed in this insti talcs, in celebration of the close of their henwst work, toot plate on Thursday. All the boys assembled in the recrea tion ground at two o'clock, and notwithatending the brie rusty of the weather were all soon engaged in various games of cricket, jingling jumping in sacks, & e. This con- I tinned rill Eve o'clock, when they all repaired to the Wee tory, adjoining the chapel, where a supply of beef, soup. and other edibles, was provided for them. - The plisse had been decorated with flowers, mottoes, and variegated lights. Pro 'Anent the mottoes was this one—" All Honour to the Foun among der of the Feast, Sidney Turner." After supper several well-bound books were distributed amongst the molt deserving of the boys. There are now 273 lads in the esta blishment, being en increase of 18 since legit December. There has not been a single death in the institution shwa it was opened, and all the lads look remarkably happy and hialthy. 1111VB8.-TIELY DAY. Two o'CLoct. Very little business has been done this morning in home mining stocks. In the Stock Exchange no transaction. are officially reported. The market presents no feature of interest. The shares of the old Australian Mining Company (20/. shares, with 71. 2s. 6d. paid) have been dea lt in at 6s. per share. There is little or no inquiry for any descrietion of foreign or colonial mining stock, and quotations are nominally unaltered. The dh nli of last week include the following : East Po '1.'21. 16s. per share; Isle of Man Mining Company, 11. per share. At South Wheal Seton meeting, on Monday last, a call of 1/. per share WSJ made. The 10th inst. is the day fixed for further pna credinp in the Bankruptcy Court in the matter of the ZS elsh Potosi Lead and Copper Mining Cam paay. Mr. Commissioner Pane proposes to the% make a call of 11. per share on the contributories. The annual meeting of the Pontgihatul Silver Lead Mining and Smelting Company is called for the 25th inst., at Paris. At a sal. of rapper ore at Pool, on the 3rd Mat, 2,631 tons told for 1 1 1,7711. 15e. 6d. Average standard, 1451. 10s. average products, 61; average price per ton, 7!. 2s. , quantity of fine copper, 176 tuna IS cwt.. ; average standard lattt sale, 11451. se. The following amounts were realised by the &de rent mints ?lute V'sr4.4 ........ Mew •ktos oouth rte... Wta...11 (cum Peiviwrds. oto4 Km. cars. Mat m.ray ...... Potrtudros t 3.241 332 . 196 t it r.r.On- Lett suon 1e e The underreenlioned mines will sell copper ore at Tnno on the 17th iwt. —Devon Great Coneoli, 2,222; Thronis Mines, 411; West Caradon, 330' Hingeton Down, 254; Bedford Unii.d, 221 ; Wheal Edwanl, 186; Callseombe, 160 ; Wheal Friendship, 123 ; Wheel Emma, 118; Tavy Consols, 91 , South Bedford, 00; Kelly Bray. 76 ; tjawton Copper ?Alan. 71; Devon Buller, 62; F.Ast Hey. Russell, 43i1Vheal Zion, 23; Devon and Courtenay, 20. Total, 4,630 tons. SATURDAY EVIVINO. Basins in home mining stocks to-day was almost at a stand still. North Wheal Basset shares remain heavy, and Grent Wheal Alfred, Wheal Edward, and Vale of lewcy were all rather Ratter. North Frances t.h-tics, on the other hand, have improved. In foreign descriptions there was no variation worthy of notice. llas R. KKR 1* Ass Dallas Royal MaR.. 11J 0t R Do. Now.. 66014 VFW"We' 12,90: It .... . SY odd* Lais;lo§R 5 100 Caoado—..„ S R 064.1116.4(1. Ss Rosh 15,466 2$ D0.Py41.16 par et.... wee # Talus 1 rfebrimi_ 111.14 Oss.ll/IsarJIMER us) w 004 110 Oman S „. 10 96, 0,016 Si Outdo I 0,640 1 Mot Teir am rlreQ9 Mere O Rag.ltArlyalla Qom roe 10 ittr . 66.lldadlasSa.74l.. 6,00 a SI leas Maw Coltke 1161 . Tftl Rs. Itavigatice Ile De 11S 114 11111 IN 111 111 104 144 111 lIM li la . to I 411," I al si SS COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE-THIS . DAY. The supply of Eualish wheat upon the EGO= and Kent stands irmi only moderate this morning and the offers per railway were a R exteneive ; and as demand was brisk factor, bad au difficulty in obtaiohiff 2.e. to 3.. per qr. advance upon last Mon hip's itaotatimis. foreign wheat amain fair request, and 2s. dearer. Top price of flour fixed at 60e. per sack, and Norfolk. +fro ealeut.le at 40e. per each. Barley dull. but value maintained. Oats were in food tupply, and purchases could not be made cffi easier terms. BMW and peas scarce, and fully as dear. ♦RRit's GA INTO LONDON /11011 AUG. 31 TO BKPT. 1. • ---- Sarin. 127291 tab ...... 21 759 907126 110 12 to.dsa. .... 12030 INVI I I ±T* kat iiii I I 9319 2411 cwt.. 14, 12 i s t , ll 1 , 1.... MINCESTO-LANE.—THIS DAY. The following. public sales ens advettised for to-morrow. Sugar : 300 birds. Barbsdoes, 4,500 bags Bengal and 1,000 bias Madras. Coffee 600 bags native Ceylon, and 40 cases Tell;cherry, Saltpetre 900 bags, Cochineal 300 bags. , The piavate ien.ract markets have been inactive since Friday, and we are without transaction, to report in sugar or m&e. TEA.—The trade have shown a &mire to buy mcdium and fine Cong.iu, and the line of the market generally is very firm. Common Cung.. - t, le. Corros.-300 balm sold. Crime vm.—The market is excited, and the quotations are from 765. to 801., in consequence of tho news received from the islands. Otbs.—Seal, pale, 43/ 10e. to 441.; yellow, 421. brown. to 411. , sperm body, 921 . to 921 . 10 s. ; hesdma tter. 031. to 951. cod 47/. ; South Sea, pale, 451. 10e. ; olive Galli poli, 691. ; Spanish and Sicily, 581. to 59i.; coeoamut, 495. to 50a. fd ; palm, flee, 465. 6d. to 465. 9d. ; heated, 39a. 6d. to 405.; rape, pale, 62a. to 52a. 6d. ; brown, 49e. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The sassitet to rteady to-day. Town tallow ia quoted 61a. 6,1. nett carat; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 635; September, 621. 90. ; October to December, 60s, sellers; JaMuuy to March, Me., sellers. PARTICULAR/ OP TALLOW. Roxi tmi l . Lo . 42 ly.a ..t 4 ,,,,, t: k .....das ...........adm......... 39 111. 3 11 46.7 144 1 , 9, Mal tr: .. -1122:,..1.• ........... . i.rs um IMtto x. per mt. ate MO Pr4hy... , 21.3.. eft. I filk. I &:,r. 1761. 11,216 1.716 21.40 1,342 72,567 16666. ely. Od. 247 cask. inlet oft advertised for sole on Friday, 11th Wt. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. The number of beasts is wady as hula as on Mender Wt ; the quality is but little hapreved. Trade is dull, but there I. not much reduction in choicest kinds. The supply of sheep is conriderabir shorter, and consequently late rates ere fully surported. Lamb trade in dull, at a small re duction. Caret are rolling about the mine as on Friday. From Germany and Holland there are 2,610 besets, 4,M sheep. and 171 ealres. Scotland, 30 teems: Norfolk and Suffolk. 100; Ireland, 400; end 2,600fr0m the northern and midland counties. For 1.4444 ot :it.. a. • d.. Per Kane of Ulm •d. d. Boot Eoats. 11.,r.d.0.1.0 4. 1 8 10 1100, Deo t Uf.l.roisBb 0 5 0 Boot eilierr.aore ..... 4 4 8 Sed. boacoo3l4 4lO 0 Wood quality brads.. 3 4 0 flo. do M4..r0.. 0 0 rah.. 3 1 410 Elm .tonne 4;6011, 4 4 8 Boot Dis 5 6 4 Lamto BINIed ma.tm. CHI; thaw aid Iwo* 14.040 ; WM. 01.:.; 310. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Ileum l'atteuden aad Smith report that about 1,000 pocket. new hops have arrived, but that the demand has not yet coturcenwri. Duly, 175,0001. to 180,000/. At Worcester market, on BAturday, several lota of new hops were told at 100 a. to 112 e. per cwt. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. W.et Bartley, 16s. 6d.; Eden Main, 16e. 9d.; Rereasarrt h West Hartley, 17s. GI. , Bute's Taallekl Moor, 13a ; w,ai. End Riddell, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Braddyll's Rattan. 17s ; Walls En d Acorn Close, 17e. 3d. ; Walls End Rotten. 18s; Walls Rod Shincliffe, 15e. 9..; Walls Bad Heist 16s. 6d.; Wall. End Routh Hettai, 17s. Si.; Wsytot Merthyr, 21.-36 ships at market. It appears that neither next year nor the follow will the Beulah Association meet in Manchester. We err Gaardiaal have already announced that next year its gathering will be in Oxford; and now it seems th at in 18.58 too Prince Consort is to be its president, and the meeting probably in Aberdeen, sou to be near Balmoral. On Saturday evening Dr. Livingstone, the die tinguieLel Africa traveller, with Mrs. Livingstoire and their son, arrirel here, and are the guest. of Mr. Samuel Fletcher. Dr. Livingstone's brother is ales of the party, and is the guest of Mr. Thomas Clegg, Cheetimm. I%e (.Ifamcbafcr Guardians) learn that bis worship the Mayor of Manchester hue kindly placed his parlour in the Town Hall at the dispasal of the public, for the reception of Dr. Living stone by oar community onWedueeday neat, at eleven o'clock, when the mayor will mode. Dr. Livingstone attended divine serves.' yesterday mortis/. at Gruevenor-street chajel, Piccadilly (Rev. P. Thomson's, MA.). In the afternoon he delivered a wry interesting address to the scholars of the Roby szheols, who filled the erscioas galleries of the chapel, the body befog crowded by the members of the congregation and Shads. MR. MACAVIAT IN TIM iiOVBE OF LORDS.— The Liferre. in noticing the elevation of Mr. Macaulay to the House of Lords, says :—" This just recompense honours both the rreremeet which has conferred it and the eminent historian who, after having served his country in the Moue of Commons, will find in the House of lords a theatre more in conformity with the elevation of his talent and the philo sophical cl.c.meer of his eloquence. Recently nominated a foreign a.ryclite of the Academy of Mural and Political Science, of France, Mr. Macaulay may justly be consi dered as belonging to lettered Europe as well as to England. His sr ;ount of the Revolution oft6BB. which is so exact and so "Icem o .ao precise in &Wm and in the study DI cha racter, and eo philosophical and elevated is thought, is • veritable course of constitutional policy by which all those who interest themselves In the (pal government of stations ought to profit. This noble interpreter of the English con stitution, this friend of liberty, who has become, by force of eleareeve am] of interest, • popular hieorien, bee done in his country and beyond his country all the good that Wait and uprightness can produce in this world." elliP we •Ib lu. sod Ink ,ism kd d Ma. Dr • Mend r FYI wi ekei I Ran thi 57,r , ciO WO .1011 -11 4 j ". "1