The Express. — London, England, 1856-09-12 00:00:00

t easel' bar diggers will jam, at the chamos. L. ell the geld they ff." Nomf•wi {whom to friend Thatcher mod to mop. t. b,g to omnibuses. Oor Meade t• the ether side most be poking he at U; why they hem sot roved as nisch poid u the whole couatry as the meet unlucky of Benilionaita diggers timid make is a week. Smart getillemmi them os the other side, sad so autalaitaly polite is paaiiop ut digger% the whole of what they may pet is. lumber worts, sithisg. Way we eau sump to do that without pomp to ♦'.b.4 We knew Tommie lad wild dep. bet mod they hove pot tome sow. We would advise the ihomir., it indeed advice ma be sutemout7, to wait till they bier witetbusi from se about that hitherto mythical streir—a Tamnsnit a poll &Id. We retain them the earliest—the mry earliest intell,ptnee. They am hum mom thaw otbeniders, but the tam they have piped ie • vttly old coos W. are ratbm ',strata* birds bete, tad t quire better cliall then this.— Belmago AdewPaor. SKETCHER OF LONDON ACTORS. CHARLES MATHEWS. The name written above is use celebrated In the history of the stage, both put and present, a name made famous in the former by the talent of the father, in the latter by that of the son. Few who have adopts i the actor's life as a profew aion ever leaped so quickly into the good opinions of all good playgoers as the Charles Mathews who forms oar present sketch. Rat few have been in. dolged with greater advantages, by nature and cir cumstances. His parents were as liberal as they were affectionate. He woe educated like a scholar and an artist, having been originally destined for a proles. Won more " calm and clerical " than his present one. He had the advantage, from has boyhood upwards, of mixing cot only in brilliant, but also in good society, assembled in his father's hospitable house, and these good chances fell on age thoroughly prepared by nature to profit by them. Charlie Mathews, the younger, was apt at acquiring languages, and at hitting off all the humours in national life and m . He not only knew French, Italian, Neapolitan, Venetian, and Heaven only knows bow many strange dialects besides, but he could act them to the life, could sing the song, dance the dance, and assume the nation. alities of any country, ot any claw During his resi dence abroad, as one of Lord Blessiagton's travelling party, the frequency of his mystification., and the skill with which they were maintained, must have made it evident that In was his father's own son, and that no creations in marble, stone, or brick, were to be expected from one so versatile and roarenrial. Yet, it was not till his youth was in some degree ad vanced that he suddenly took the resolution of throw. big architecture to the winds, and, in piano( lmildiag theatres, of making himself a theatrical pillar of strength, by flinging himself gaily into the gayest (sometimes the slightest) comedy, as his profession. Whereas most actors have studied in a provincial school before making a London MIA Mr. Charlie Mathews at mice (in 1835) cams out complete in the theatre ' anion all metropolitan theatres, which boasted of an aseerchlw of such firet.rate talents as the names of Fame, listoo, Madame Viet:* and Mrs. Orgsr recall to us. Daily practice with artistes like these would have inflamed one less im • able and easonnpliehed than Mr. Charles Mathewe ; but to him it did aot so much instruct as ripen. He had no rough edges of provincialism to rub off, but launched at once into proficiency, and west forward, without drawback or delay, to perfection. Mr. Charlie Mathews has made for himself a style of acting which may be said to be peculiarly his own. He is unlike 'eyries who has preceded him—onlika anyone of the present time, and all those who have attempted imitation of him have failed signally. The sound of the true from the false metal has in no ease of attempted counterfeit" been more distinguishable. For buoyancy of spirit, each as might be owned by a creature made of quick silver, for gentlemanly ease, for cool sesuranes, and for rattling volubility, he has no rivaL There are some characters with which Mr. Charlie Mathews has identified himself so completely that they can only live and will die with him. Look at his Sir Charles Coldstream, in Used Up : see that air of ennui which marks the walk, the action, the speech ; and contrast these with his performance in the second act, where we find him roughing it se a countryman, tiefoyiug hie homely fare, revelling ie the fun of t he situation; mark the merry twinkle of hie eye, sad the look he wears when lietamiog to the reading of hie wilL Can anything be more different sad yet more in keeping with the same character ? Or, take him in The Gans of Speculation, when, as Mr. Affable Hawk, he is to be son on the verge of ruin, battling with all his energy to keep clear of the edge of the precipice; mark with what avidity he seizes apes every scheme, and, as sash babble bursts, how eagerly his mind forms new plans and fancies new spheres of action. His hope at finding a prize in a rick son in-law—his dismay at finding that prise a blank—his subterfop as to kis perUer's fetus and his astenishmeut at finding he has rc tarsedLare points which all who have seen eon testify to their being truly great. Oreen-room histories" tell that this pins was written Ia thirteen hears sad prodneed after two reburials— a wonderful pion of unrehearsed stage business, bat ewe net to be risked without peril. Who that bee rue heard hie Captain Patter In Patter remit Crafter, bee lot Mt astonished at the eacisseing rattle of weeds rushing from the tape at "Fast train, high preseare, express" speed, yet no sae word ' , is lost, the articulation being always clear, always distinct P Who that has sees, by the mere altering the position of a wit, how miraculous a change Was plass, will dopy him the praise of a first-elaes maw ? The features are no longer the same; the while area hes changed—face, figure, voice; yet it is Chubs Mathews, for he has n left the stage. Or, to specify something of a higher order, rect his Sir Fretful Plagiary and Paff in The Critic; who would suppose that the old man is old-fashioned suit, with old fashioned habits to match, by turns pettish, snappish, and poseiotiate, could be the IMO man who soddenly dasher; oa the sage in modern dress, with whit* kid glove and even the flowers in the buttonhole ? It is as if the wand of some harlequin had brought about the change, and not the hands of a" mortal dresser." As in aspect so in acting are the two parts dissimilar. It would be impossible to count a titLe of the pieces in which Mr. Charles Mathews, like an Atlas, has supported the whole burden of the story—how he has carried the audience away, through doll or light dramas, on the wings of hie.flagging spirits. Cho/ et s Cucumber, Practical Man, An Appeal tea* Public, A ygraranay Sara, may be named as illus trating these remarks. Did the fashios of the times prosit some of the comedies being acted we should be at a lees to find a better repre.entative of Charles Surface, Doeicourt, Young Rapid. and all those fops, ecapegraose, and good fellows (who are good for nothing) who need to keep the oomedies of the past century alive by their airy impudence, than Mr. Charles Mathews. Hie Dente in London Assurance will long be reeollested. Noe is this all. Mr. Charles Mathews claims a few passing words es author and manager. In tM Imam character he has often appeared with es ht 2 Wilds Mother, TAe Ringdores, Dewayer, Toddlekins, wilt testify. They are all sparkling, neat, witty, kept.a.goisg with stage tact. As a manager he has toiled on through ditfl celties (how made is Lot here the question), reaping nought but anxiety, loss of time, and that for which we all laboer—money. But what care the public for all these things so long as they owe deligheful evenings to snob talent as he can display. and call forth applause from those who sir. rounded him; to the magnificence with which be dresses and decontrol the banquet which he set be fore them ? That better dsys may come for him, thin he may rise above all the difficulties which hews beset his path, and mike for himself* happy old age, is a wish in which all his admirers and friends, and they are myriad, will cordially join. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. SOUTHWARK. D• 11110 ATTIMPT Al lIIOMUT 1101111 T. Alfred Pollan, • elsgalrlookiag Warier well-dressed, wee brought op is erten of Jobs Meek, 48 M, ranged with stteaphsr to noel a valuable meld watch ken the person el a widow lady, mood Aaa Elias Muds, rase the henries dung elreartasess: The preseratriz, so elderly lady, said she resided Is the Heragli•reed, and ea the previous sight she wea prawn lag bone with bee dweghtra, end rise sear her tows Mess the risers soddenly sprosi at ha sad esstelied held .1 Mr wain Bats, whin re hatred mad Me son. Her geld welsh, • very 'slash!. or, woe is • ran peen is bar dress, sad fortaasuly it had petrified. et the primer wan have pirern Mammal of it. However. he had rod Mk virago that he tore her drenwltin resew produced Is, hte weerip's laspestien. Winne aught Mid if the prow while M was attempting to tons the watch sway, sad had an • eesstabie sear up he would have eon powend Mr. The prisoner, wlur emoted to take ao interest fa the pro emits's, wu called Ise to aty whether he would prefer being tried by tit* aagist-ate, or pto the elookan f after a little imitation, the primmer's nether stepped inward aid said that ke was of wssad maul. la het, M 11 4 bon aa Idiot, and at tinges did sot know what he war about. The mutable informed his worship that he did sot sp rat to Ito of itaasmod nisi, or the kart aisatad is his salad, taboo he took hist tato custody. The raothar &dared that what she had stated was gilts true, sad dm mold bring forward witamos to prows it. The ..aurae. odd It err II daring attempt at highway rebbery, sad as to the primmer's state of Wad, that would have so east with Ida. He snot be eeseetteed sar trial, when I jarywesld decide that. I Tha irpealtless won than takes, aad tlis priaoain way I committed for trial. THAMES. DISTITI72II SWIM Xs. Levy, of nip- alley, Welleleareqaut, 11161111 WON Kr. Safe We amain, dinetly the magistrate had takes Me seat, suet pointing es three forelegs masa who stem pealed Ms, sea they were la a deetitste teraditlea. Yr. Belk—Dada what eireameteasse ? Mr. levy—These tea farmed part of the crew of the Almaden ship Glad Tidings. sad shipped at Now Orleans. They salved le the Laden Dock last Friday, sod so Busby monies they left the gip with tits rest of the crew. Oa the follow*/ seraing they returned to the ship, sad the septets was .eta board, ear did may calm give Asa say diresgess. Oa Teeetsy, they saw the capes* sad asked fat that, wegesaad clothes. The impish said les weskit sot pay theta say wept, but they night tots their slush os away. They then asked fee a written per to seals them to take that, &this at el the dock, sad he refused to give theta sae. ljader thee sksuatstaasse they applied to the AMMCM sood who told QM to return le the ship. Yesterday (Thursday) they retuned to the vessel, whoa the email mats bldtheta the eaptals had prohibitad thew from wooly lag say nom sad ordered then to have. The assn were sow entirely destitute. Kr. 8•11;-111bat essintry de they belong to ? Kr. Lay—They ere Kasoverians. Kr. Self, w et opiates that tee beet sown toe the ass to panne wee to p to the Hanoverian Owes,. Kr. Levy—They eossphda at being ill-used as the Tome. They have been stool with ropes ney severely, wed de mended redress. Mr. Safe weld set din theta redress Ex the alleged aessalte. He bad se jariedietiea over steam eoaa►tted es beard &seem .h►pe at en ; bat he bad no etieettea to great eamaseese name the water et t►e American skip leg detaialsi the seasea's sheep end effsele. Mr. Levy—The mamas ere without gleam asd deetitate. Ms. dalfe—l MUM help thee. Let ohm wait is the Maseveries gem!. They nay ban smaileneee plait the sepals Is, &Rabin their preyerty in the leaden Desk. Mr. Levy—WM yes give theta their Inset t to move I DIP. 8;ISo—I Ma so jarisslistica ova intro* ask with tin impala of Assriess ships at Now Odom& TM Monhast Biripptai Am has ramrod only to British masa IS Amman gips. MR. BAYLIS AND THE UNITY POLL. A lugs suave of perms pressatsd thessolvti to-day at the linty Oasts, I. Caulossinet, to poll es the' ensiles of relastatieg Mr. Baylis is In Wes aisas3iss dinner; bet they sue net with a writhes metier, dried by tke slides of the tospeay, pasted is a sespiesess positioa as the deer, to the effect that is seasequesso of the neetiag of yesterday basis; sehetleated notlin shainses fee the Glair sea et the board. IS. W. 0. Pell, oestiery to the provides* of the deed of seslesest. the peoeslings of the seeing wen illegal, sad so poll seek* take plan. Meek dispraising's* ens espoused by nein of tke Sian 41d... at this satersecea tiesisatios of the stoney lied penmen dissenies at the Loosen Tann. JUOT IN The Dumbarton Herald reports that a ihrthethd dismalness took plass la Dashertos, oa Baimdy engin last, by width a oneklerable &airiest et was de stroyed, ant the labelhana yen throws • meg of the mama is be See mend bean the tom wag be sold te ben ben engine purdah of me of he nest easenthohes god demanied nen that nee distarbed W peen et a as deity, onweittie, the asst watts Mender, along guano, no he non herfel aka sad wroth*" he nogesees as every r p h r ogee, peg. sea India= way, in , utterly of this dehia lesasse. allow le life or property. paws hies, Masse frees the wavy den Hem to have hen lain maths to nips wi k the Asters, her the week of deneweakin owe int, esnameed with the seeking of he pelthoodhe ged Ike reiseasof he primers, me pesented la othw pens Glebe tom Mahe the slightest .sated, sad but hello dessly inerhemese of a member et he ielmbitena, who, at any pen pengael risk, formed themselves la separate dentit ion% eM paraded the street, sad the Wilmot' arrival of the Minn from the Cagle, it is hard te tell what alight have his the runt, or to what setae, the reeking pre- Tic■ening. of the owl) world n bee. earned. demasineen whin led to tease riotous pr. npdaten the bask se the nmateasemeat of the argent year, wises, the whole of the shipbuilder, is the town, et ant Kern. Deny nil Raskin, publicly easement heir methane. to take se wotketea lett their evapiemeat la than who were resented with Trades' Upload That reselaties Ise bees adhered t, up to the preheat doe, whoa Mr. Desey determised to a sandier et aoa aaleafete. These yen stunted by the m a sso( the vales, sad abler llee to neared sae the depredators, were him to thecae*, whoa • eassiderable creed sheeted sad at ogee gene iodisation of a theism to .gees the pri mmer, Is whisk they world most probably have bee* sac medal, bed set several whom were hailed at the time roue to the aseisteeee of the trifles, sad aided is not • L e e tr i re i neatiag the wimps of the Jr rota la eutedy, bat la ead eoarepleg to the °Moe two ethers win ap peered to tab aa mean put in his hewer. Atha man &nue mann& thumbs., the when hen mu= got whida — the Mee, sod, as was_peennok as sem*i tbe cab till Mai, - whim. Net in Marne Ihe solos nee oriented aas sod atm ressaisi he primers, hey presided le think Mr. Ilesay's premiss with a banging ram. Th. tong maths Se ape with this deft% sbe bale • weeseragge he eh= agehre se ; the eelpeit that they had ben not he nallsatlY got wind aneof the crowd, she wbia May noshed late the tons thenwes fertgastida little eneein for them to an Is the manly The this as thma's'. Issether with • ponies of lb* hehehitaete, n nanall wick the whitey till about Iva *Week og Baader ingeolaa, at width Van all symptoms of dagger had disap. peened. FATAL ACCIDENT.--Thia morning a fatal ettaklaat ••••••11, a mesa asmod Jobs Nett, aged 40 yeses. of No. 16 Oidelatur-street, WhiteshapaL ander the follow*, air anallimate:—The safortuiste man was a laisermee of 21.11 at the et. Hadn't* Dock.. Upper liesiamilliddla 1111480* was eappd in his usual ossapellaa lama suedes bop-beim la frost of • lefty wartbsono a tie ____. lam. iv seems sweat dropped from tbs am* law es ea MID eilawal. liberally be was embed le die& The Echtiburyls Courant Days;—" The Frisco of Postman, COILIIWALL —Tin Cbenai Zahinga 'ahem. Dbultcp lliogb. ii blab la i 44 toilamitt a bil seaewaso that early ea Tamday menhir last two yam eill." 1.""" it C. " ii. " ' ". Tit• rriaes has • gestlemon. Me. Mit:ford Thompsoe. r,* Ma losoidowilbio number of makers, almost au gra m m a *es blr. Herbert filieveas, of Bridgert, m er e drowsed wbas country I. the " far Eget," shoes appears's* sasses • 'whim, at Ibis pia* Tiwey res. at a quarter pot 441* imettidiamly ha the meter, and is • twins,* Of MI plassisg variety in the erdiaary rots*, of our anal sum- h om es :kw leak. Tlip banes wore net resewwwd ES TWp MIL mar visitors. Hs Matador , lis guardiansbip of 8:r Jolla ith the ti. eamed waren*, relatives a Mr. T. Logan, sad Ws g I pursuits mutat I. ebeetlag and .f Truro, die wilfsbrated deli n eater of Cassia damn* angling, of which hs stems to be pertisalarly *d. He is a QUAIteNTIKE IN TEE BLACK Sta.-01W I*W 'capital shot, std a very sameasful follower of live %item 1i f.7 411 , 114 : b T 1...""4„.. iaL6a4.llbiatha.a.m.trill."l"lllll In such OZCIMOBS be always draws is the Highland as. , . 1 7,,"i i rgg a r B aum -- --.. bi j ob — g . 13Igg - k' -- fias — , sad die lima al tame, whieb is the Athol' tartan , sad whisk booms the Aselt This sew is to mania la IMO mail lbw me Pflaee esserdially well. maladies is dosed lien lbw peessat year. r ai ntitaad i~~ THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12, SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two Vann. The nilwa7 share market exhibits a farther gene• tal dasline. stork is eapwAally heavy, and has fallen 4per oast., being quotad 771 to # ix dig. London and Nortb.Westera is per mot. lower, at 1011 to 2 ex div.; and Great Western I per omit lower at 631 to et div.; Lancashire and Yorkshire stock is quoted 96 to 1. Many other desoriptions are tutor. , Riga sad Dunaburg Railway shams we bonen at prem. " home Groat Lnzsmbourg shares ass again lower, and Northern of Prams flat. r II _ - I&MM ad szra diag — cris Muir aid ark Ales ad MOM Jos. DAM. PrthorlAbentA Dot A Yip Dike, Cho _Pude. • D'"'" Omit Ike Vim me i k i D twelk ein " Oi. ) Oval Walise.. a Dori= . . MI • •f 1 • Of De. " edffi ti - S•1 tarrille alifiDe D. Wee 11111* Daiwa Lain WI s t u e rig n . Do. Ms Delle " . I Da. Ladcarria Do. Die I ""217 9a = .6 Mime Da Do. MIL il d V.- 101.116.Weet.r Doespikarl Drab:: $f SO T I $ 4 g° II 21 J ir U 1 $ ss AI A 1 N TN M a 46 SO .:11 so so F I 10_6 01 7$ SO 21 Si S r. 1? De l " $4 IS i 0 N 1111 li, _ n ... . p Os 1$ SO 1M 115 17 Sli 71 M 51 14i 14 id 71 Is a Se SS I S dis :I 11 1 17 if 117 H4 I. 84 28 1 4 li • 8 2 4 I 84 8 I Ste 4 44 :A Zi 1 4 4 ! :d zd za W ad Ns i TS le Rd 49 ad 90 zd zd zd z 0 :4 n!1 II xi di . I' sa ~ T U ~. 4 la 4 4 4 L...• us UN i MAY. Pa lii 111 I 71 IM :a aa TO TEO moms ow TEE =PITO& Bin,—lt rimy be ormaldsred presumptuous la m bumble in Individual adds selng lon, bat it le throng* year retumss that I baps *nipped I sow make my lave the desired effect. _ _ I iao•tdoni - siortnaa to Mau of the miserably pall misplay* ea the Easters Osestiss Railway, end during the last few moths have bets esseelled to contribute to teati• wallah a tw• X the reekbli aiasre sad sow a letter le before so, dant " let~ Path Davie," as for a eostri• Win In toothsome of ono to be it,.. to Kr. David Wail. &Woes, K.P., es Xs mein el retheseat. Yy salary le XL pot amen, me I have eneassbraaase to the *stoat of seven. awil W I have ft subseliss ay severelin, it will b. the third eat of say men phones dustevias : year. Ide net steal ales% and I Infos Mb with the that meet the =Jr. Waddington. Ind dna lotion I believe wino ea rearable:: however math t way be am_we.— A STAN ON 11•1.4 DAZADYCL WADER AWL Lazne.—About twelve o'clock at soon yesterday, • yoga g wastes sad a w (bar father) west lute the Ina, Ansley, sad eitertly Mierwarda 'nether sus west late the bora, The lent sue this left, !Gulag the woman sad the asst he the par lour, together with a Mb who had oessoposhd the Meg hem. Very nos afterwards the laadhed et the ha wee alarmed by • wry of "Hader sad ea numbs hile the parlour, whose the sty preesedel. he Meowed he woman laid upss the lies, and the ems ups. ben SSW rosily with some Metronome In his head. Tree se three other peruse noshed into the parlour at the same thee, sad the landlord left to look for a suitable Os his Tatars he *mad that the ia had, is the aids, of the artforlem, node his wipe. The whole village, boasver, was eldtudge eat la host as boar afterwards a Boa was symboled by Joseph Holey of he Leeds polies foes., ohs Indio at Ansley. la • &.Id ease the !Bylaw. This Rae wart Mead. bed by the landlords( the Malt.stM es the penes who bad bees will the hose, sled bed got out of the hoes while he was is march oldie mesishis. The prison we Mame tabu te the Leda/ Coehbego, when he woe sembed by Or. hawse, the bared the lestfrep. The obese. ale was emewhat leteedneed, was hood to be works gee hitt% the lest et he et whisk geoesseet. • van smo One hh elat yeasts ars she tali a ra.= Me Isnliariv a this sled bed ahem severely sat la ewe • pie siesessoarksd with blood es. she heed g li :b a : prisoner's geossedes. He gave the sane et lola Abs.. Moe a brief eagoloolos of Mr. Johann and George Hodooa Bird, the MOM of the litelthA ie lh o r t before Mr. C. 0. Mules, he et the o the was remanded till Hatsriey. Up Is so inform- Use bad Ma rested se to the predes Men et the orbs which the Moue bed aesoltted. Oa phg to •ftelay,bow ever' as aseoshised lot sedlealrehlem hadbleashiehed, bat the nuferlasele pees hose Mal la se hear after wards. Ste wee fond to her, her throe* sat Is a dreadful maser, sad, hook she relashial seasiblo he slaw gee, she serer spoke afterwuds. Hee iodise sad mats of the artleles of Amain is the room weft beemered with blood, Red a rotor with blood oar it w she Mei in the tens. The unfortunate emu's sane is Oho& le be Joao Buss., and alte 4 said S. be s aorta wanes, though for some time past she had Imes liviog with the I primer, by whom she had had two Milldam. Eike woo an NAM. at Wild'. Thcatrisal Petablistinasse, sow statiosed at Analey, it bolsi Maley Feast. The prboase, It is said, bad that morning united from htssehoter. No doubt farther facts will be elicited before the estroser, but it appears dear that a Tory digermisod murder has bees ansteitted, and that the usfortssato victim has sot died without muds etrenlisg, PIIIIIINTATION OF • SWORD or HONOIIis The laterite of Centime Castle was a Ness of the stalest is termt ea Tuesday list, on the *nation of presestis; Molar Hugh Row:sods, son of Mr. John Rowland., of Plaatirkm, Cusarmoshire, with a testimosial evinciag the approtila. Mos by his friends and ersahystes of his gallaat services is the Crimes, when he 'used that dlalsetion dation the whole of the campaign. • ass of upwards of 2601. bad bees raised by sabscriptios, and the testimonial eon misted of a splendid sword valise ono hundred 'slams, richly ornuaonted with geld and Tables, the blade boot leg a suitable insoriptios, and the sump of the Tarbes bottles In which Neje, Rowlands was segued. • boss bful caste's or plate cheat, mistaialag 160 pima of plate for dinner, tee, and di @sort mimic*, I. value 1601, was elm mental. The ease within this Castle wells was most novel zed pleasing, the prematatioa befog emempealed by as 'loosest speech by the Hon. Col. Douglas Peasant, of Pohl. Castle. Aroma those present to do bestow to the hero were Sir R. W. Bulkeley, M.P., lord-lieu. tiniest of the toasty, Sir Charles Fells Smith, Colonel ManDoaeld, high sheriff, and the Hilo of the sad county. A spleadid banquet la the smiting, at whist Colonel Pe t presided, &Add the festivities, which wen charmterhod throughout by the utmost wens% and is thmian& iltatamfurd Mercury says: 1 The official hope dos of lb. Stamford and Breads* railway by the poen moot *Seer is to take pleat this day. It is sot improbable that the esiiwty will be opened next week, sad that the int Irate will convey eseorsiosists to assentor room At the recent ode of stock at Simeon', Roxwell, the property of T. W. Brassisoo, Sm., W.F., a pure short-bore bolt, tee mouth' old, Welted 21 'miasma tor imported°. to Cease's. 74 Tiill TRADE 07 THE EXICUTIONWL . The parepirspb eider this hoed, ,seated yesterday la saw 001111M1 from the Rettehesfer Rammer aril Timm, turas oat to be a boat ; sad oar eastemporary impresses its deep sorrow that it amid have bees the SIMS of throats, us donned odium tire Wr. Fleisher, the landlord el the King'. Read las W il mslow. 11007 TM aIITSAL RAILWAT.—We have such Seagate is elating that tbe tlrnt bh Central Railway COM. peer are to pay 6 per mat. eat et the profile of tbs half year. sad eery over a smell Wesel, without drawled epos forma surplus preetr.-oMatlasirst Ihrersi. BIIICiDE.—An toque who bald last evening by the dep e e 03/01117 for Weelniester , ea Ida Mies** Hall. daughter of • reereetable trailesetee, a wash Oder, OMlNNl•sweet Abe wee &mot tees base ea the 4 litodese. end ea Tuesday INS her lady was bead Is the illeyeethes by ea sneer ef the Hatiase Seeiety. The =arenas bad left a latter et her father'. beam, Mr family all faxemill, and whirr that she begged Gad 111 deelllam her. Three de Ow years age she was mei MINIM to a selettbstree sea, bat as the her, ass bah theo Os pommel el beteg We to otetatala ker, the same most wee *Wise by her fatbn, and the loss, sea had sites IsiosM imedier rms. There were some painful eir eametanamla des ease. connected with slimily disearemasat about heesebeld affairs. The jury felted a media et Ten. jowl kifsalAy. 1. MONEY maßzaz—rius DA Y. •1 • The fords exhibit a Irish &dine of &beat lent., the evict of the ,mosey mifket havinkk bled Allah mks. Console are now quoted 931 to./ fir money, u 6 aq t. for the Gilt October. skean. Me are marked 14e. to 17s. prem.; and Ber *icier Bonds, 991 to 1. Terldsh Six pa Conte. have receded to 1021 to e an! the Four pot Conte, 1021 to 31. Other foreign sercultise are dull. The sales include Brazilian Old We pm Cents. at 1031; Chilian Biz per Cents. at 1061; Dutch Foar per Cent. Certificates at 981 'quads, New Consolidated at 141; Granada Deferred et 71 ; Menke% for the 18th inst., at 22 and f ; Sardinian at 921 ; and Bpanieh New Deferred Three per Cots., for the ammant, at 20. _ _ _ The wowed of a dearer money market is inducing i nelkations of Indian and other guaranteed railway The amount of specie brought in by the Baltic km New York is stated at 203,970 dole., or about Vllardinian, from Melbourne, arrived at Liver.l pssiyesearday moralag,and the gold brought by bar is espesesd to be is hand to-day. A considerable perils of this remittance her already been sold for to the @sailboat g rife b it a bssnoe of any imseerliate supply of gold on sale in the market, a small quantity was yesterday taken from the Bank far shipment to Hamburg. About 30,0001. worth of bar silver was sold yester day for India, at lio. ad. par ounce standard, allowing a rise of Id. on the pries last quoted. Saturday next will be “ making-up day' in the share market. all of whisk sin to gifilally marked. Oa the same day will take plans gaffing in the shyest" Copispo Ezteaskin Railway Company ; but In alai asap kayo to be marked is withheld. Shares ip the Emit Suffolk Railway, Rbyinney Railway, and, Blackburn Railway are authorised to be quoted in the daily list, and the 3 of the English and Irish Kapott° Telegra ph imr.ny in the list published' on Tuesdays sad Fridays. Tbe committee also tr. day passed a resolution that the now Metropolitan Reslway shams issued with the sanction of the company, under an arrangement toads with Mr. J. L. Ricardo, M.P. foe a guarantee of 8 per Gent. from the opening of the line and half profits, shall be quoted in the official Hat. The cow pany's shins are to be quoted in the following manner—viz., • 60,000 shares of 101. sash," sad " 60,000 shares of 101. cash—Riaardo's arrange meat." The abuse of the Bank of Egypt sustained a fur ther decline to-day, closing at Ito Of die. Ottoman Bank left off at 1 to 01 die.; National Discount, both old and new shares, at 11.16 to 13.16 prem.; London Discount, at par; and General Bank of Switzerland, at * dia. to par. Some other desoriptioes of Bank shares are also offered. City Bank declined 11. Unity Bask stock is marked 49 and 44. In a limited market there is frequently a wide "margin" tetween the buying and sellmg price, but of late there has been a mischievous dis position in some quarters to effect speculative sales ei the stocks of certain banks. The Canada Land Com pany's stock showed some flatness. Victoria Dock shares advanced 10s. London Dock stock is officially marked 104. It appears that the 'umber of shares fraudulently abstracted by two officials of the Northern of Fraooe Railway Company is 6,747. No details ere given as to what portion of these may be recovered. It is stated that the loss will not be charged against the current revenue of the company. The position of the foreign debt of Buenos Ayres excites coosidemble discussion amongst the bond holders. Some short time back, it will be remem bered, this stook roes suddenly upwards of 20 per seat., upon the announcement of a definite proposal for the settlement of the debt from the Minister of Finance. About half this advance has since been lost, in °magmas of the unsatisfactory intelligence received by the last packet. The bondholders showed a disposition to divide the proposit 4 one of the govern ment into two distinct heads—one referring to the original capital and the other to the large mass of overdue dividends. The minister's offer to coterie the sum appropriated to the payment of interest on the original debt in such proportion that in 1889 the full rate of 6 per cent. per annum shall be paid upon it, was accepted by the creditors. The =lwith reference to the overdue dividends, , was rejected. The government offend to convert all these claims, together with those that may accrue between the present period and 1859, into a special security, which we may call land warrants, and which were to be accepted in payment for land and other national property at the rate of 6 dole. for every pound sterling nominaL This paper was not to bear interest, but the state wee to devote at least 60,0001. annually to the redemption of It, such redemption fund to came into full operation in 1881. On the other hand, the bondholders demanded that the overdue coupons should to arranged upon some such basis as that adopted by e., that they should be converted into a Deferred Three per Cent. Debt, payment of interest upon which should commence (say) three or four yean heaps. The bondholders' rejection of the latter portion of the proposal is seised upon by the states' a plea for the rejection of the entire project, and this the affairs of the creditors are plunged again into the state of uncertainty which has prevailed der louder, bet fiveand-twenty years. Many of the bond holdme now evidently repeat of their hasty refusal to entertain the minister's proposition in its entirety ; sad it to mat Impsthalle that, were a penal meet ing et the asiliters be be now ailed, a different de an would be arrived at. It will be the duty of the semnfittee to endeavour to obtain efficient sat port from the British government in the present oussriousy, but if this interference should load merely to some minor modifications of the minister's terms, the bondholders would probably now signify their acceptance. At the special general meeting of the National Dis count Company held yesterday, the resolutions palmed at a former meeting, for bringing the company within the provisions of the Limited Liability Act of last onion, were confirmed. TEURSDAY ETZIWIL The various Stock Exchange markets opened this mseidog at a further decline, the result of the deli terations of the weekly board at the Bank being looked far with considerable anxiety. As soon as it transpired that the directors had separated without asking any change in the rate of discount, a general rally took pleas ; but the tone of the markets at the close was again heavy, owing to the apprehension that an advance in the rates is merely postponed. At one period of the morning the funds exhibited a further decline of Ito I per oent. A rally of fully per cent. afterwards took place, but the latest quo tations were still a shade below those of yesterday. In the discount market to-day the supply of money was rather more liberal, but no business is dose below the Bank minimum rate of 4} per cent. In the Stock Exchange, the Consol settlement being com pleted, short loans on stock were more readily obtain , able at 4 to 41 per lent. The Bank is known to have received a large accession of general commercial business this week, as the balanceebeet referring to this period will doubtless prove. It is one of the standing absurdities of the existing system, how. MINBS.-2 HIS DAY. Two o'CLoac. In the market for home mining stoiki theenare numerous inquiries for heavy dividend deecriptions, including South Wheal Frances, Wheal Buller, end Wheal Basest. The demand continues for Great Wheal Alfred shares, which retain in upward ten dency. In the: Stock Exchange to day the shires of the 'Company of Copper Mines of England are marked 85; Pontgibaud, 91 to 9#; and United Mexi can, 31. Bubjoined is the list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange : Orate Alfred, 10, 3 ;.-Lsily Bertha, 151. ; Sara. ridge Casuals, 21, 13.16. South FrISOMe 362 i, 367}. NO, 366; Treleigh Cassels (as.), 6e. ; West Bow, 303}, 31}; West IPmasas, 183; 'Wheal Burst, 285, 2873; 'lO had Saner, 2973; Wheal Wisp, 8, 8. In the t ook Exchange: Great Whoa Alfred, 93, 10i, 10, f, 3; Lady Berths, 14e, 16e. Santiago shares have fallen 10.. upon the announce ment of a call of U. United Mexican shares were also flatter. COMMERCIAL AND MA.REETS MARIE-LANK-THIS DAY. Then was not mush BOW' wheat oa sal* this saorn, and the &nand bales good, fatron wen enabled to obtala le. to 24. &dosses upon Moaday'a rates. Forel& wheat mast be noted le., and Awnless flour 61. to ls. dearer. Norfolk flour was soiree, and 2e. per sack dearer. Barley dull sale, and easier to purchase. Oats were in short supply, and the turn la price waist tho buyer. Baal Sad 1418 " lhali ______ 10 .. • ever, that the figures exhibiting the loans and advances made by the Bank during the first four days of the present week will not 13 in the hands of the public until ten days hence. Little anxiety prevails as regards the Bank's stock of the precious metals, for it is known that the conti nental demand for gold is fed by the arrivals from Australia and elsewhere. Should the Bank raise its rates ere long, the step will be dictated by the influx of commercial custom, and there is no reason what ever to apprehend that any 'monetary derangement will ensue. Recent experience has proved that the maintenaneo of the value of money at as high a rate as 5 per cent. is not inconsistent with the prosecution of an active and steady trade. The more stringent appearance*, the money market will at least operate beneficially in one direction, by checking the disposi tion to concoct new projects, and to launch upon us • Tut saes of American and other foreign securities' Consols for the Bth October, which were quoted after the regular hours yesterday at 941, declined this morning to 941 to 1, rallied to 941, and closed at 941 to 1. For money the last price was 941 to 1. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 941, 831, 941. 94 ; ditto, kr secant, Bth Oct., 941,1, 1,1, 1, I. New Three per Cents. (shut), 941. Thirty Tears Annuities, ex piring in Jan., 1880, 3 3-18. Consol Scrip (Loan of 5.000,0001.). 21, 21 prem. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 991. Notwithstanding the somewhat unsettled state of the =cosy market, Exchequer Bills closed le. higher than yesterday, at 14e. to 17s. prem. Exchequer Bonds declined about 1 per cent., being last 'looted , 991 to 1. India Bends were dealt in at 13e. to 17a. Fa& The transeedeas in foreign securities were more nueserenn, bet is several eases flatness prevailed. Turkish steaks were again weaker, owing to the tightness et the seney market, and to the approach of do eittiment. The essubles el the Stook Exchange to day cane to several dateless respecting the shares of new companies. Thursday next, the 18th inst., his been appointed spode settling day for the shares of the Calcutta and Beath Eastern Railway Company, Sittingboaree sad Sheerness Railway Company, and European and Indian Junction Telegraph Company, NOM WAN 1 ell - NAN 1 troc• aufer4l94s - MAO 19 4- Marls Si • NAN ••••14ellea y • 1 TIAN I 1146/4/(o•solDedk • silima•ca Ins NOW all • IM . 0 Ina I Ie,NO fam1ap,C144 . 4791.4....." . $ 11,1 N DION= 11 IS De. 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'''...."...• LLIIITALI 11170 1011DO0 [SOK MIT. $ IR) SEPT. 12. Intik* Swish. kik. random Oki I 120 200 2220 Mgt ........ 4lO Thar —asks TAO kink Lamm Avessess.—Wbast. 700 N.; Banish 4k. id; MIN I lk 11d.; II" 44 0 044 Hew* $14.00, 1 roes, a& Ikl. LIVERPOOL CORN MARHET.—THIS DAY. MAGNETIC TIILSONAPE.) (FACE OCR OWN 00IIIIIIIPONDENT.) There was a very fair attesdance of /Milan sad dealers at =asset this day. Ale.ost every article was a littl e deem. Welts tolowiog quotations :—W heat wash good demand at from 21. to 3d. per bushel advance. Flour ii. per buret or auk dearer than on Tuesday. Oats were in moderate region at previous rates. Iced as coons la. per qr. over Townley's closing prim. The weather dull. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. &run.—Tbere has been a steady and large general demand daring shy week. sod confidence has daily in creased, the result of ystarday's market showing as ad vance of nearly 1... at welsh the public sales of to day am progneslag with spirit. Several cargos' of fort ign bays been sold 'filet oaring the week; reaped firm, at Bd. 'diaper. Col7ll.—This article has ea upward tendency, and large purchases have bean made the lut two days in native Coy toe. from 621. to 621 , which was Is. autumn, and it is wow diMealt to bay at those prices. Tea —Quotations have pretty generally been supplied, except for summon greens, which sold in public eels Id. to 2d. lower. Contuse congon steady at 811. per lb. Rion.—A lugs amount of business has bass dons obiefty in low descriptions, at a shads sdvance on lest Monday's prices. The purchases hays chiefly been on speculative as _ . . . . hums—Lest week's prices hems been supported, with s limited business dose. BALTTITII has sold ste►dily at a shade advance on pre vious rates. liefractioa 3 to 3i, 32.. 91. to 335. Srices.—A fair amount cf bullpen dons in public sals, chiefly at last week's currency. INDloo.—Hclders have asked rather bigler prices sines the telegraphic dsarstoh was received in anticipatain of the Overlaid Mail. 12,600 chests are advertised for the nut quarterly sale, to commence 16th Oatobcr. Cawroar.—This ankle ban a very firm appearance, al though there has not been much ha/loess dons this week. JUTS has sold at about 10s. advance. COHLIIIIAL sold steadily at folly pratioas r►tu. Tlff.—Banta has ad d to 1341. In other articles no ma.erlel al:erotism. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. tTUIB DAY.) _ Tht number of bents is larger than of Iste, but a tea siderable proportion us of middling quality. Trade it dull; however, there is very little reduction I. best descriptions. There are aim a few Manna sheep and the demand is limited. Pikes era not much altered, yet a clearance assort be ef fected. Calves are sellirg about the same se on Monday. From Germany and Holland there me 449 bewte, 1,2 M sheep, sad 813 eaten. 450 besets from the ?lc rams sad Midland, sad 129 stench *owe from the Homo Counties. Per nuts of Via a. 0. a. d Per atone of Dbl. a. 4. a d Ban dual'. liereionla .. 4 II 6 0 Den Inas a Ilf-tench Ilan intombont. 4 6 4 8 nest Long-woes Beeond quality beans.. 34 4 0 Do. do. Motu Calves .......... 4 0 5 U Ems andltecond quality 3 8 4 4 Pip . . 4 0 6 0 i Do. do. Sharp Prot Dna a Italf•Onds. 5 0 6 2 lambi wads at market. 1.257 ; Peep sad baits, 7,000 . : elite 497 130. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. --- blears. Patteoden sod Smith report that about 3,000 Dockets of the sew growth have armed at maiket, welch. for colour and quality surpass the pof years. As yet little bas been dose, but u soon as the market becomes better supplied and prices settled, . most ezteasive trade is looked for. Duty, 270,001. HIDES.—THIS DAY. LZADINIALL.—Tbe following Sr. the prices :-66111. to 641b5., 44.; klbs. to 721b0., 4d. to ild.; 22Ibs. to 41d. to 40.; 80111. to 88ths., 4 gd. to 6d. • 881bo. to 96165., k. to bid. ; 96Ibs. to 104ths , 511 to 50. II .r.• hides, 6s. 61. to 7e. Calf Skins, lissht. 21. 6d. tc 4s. ; Bs. BIBMONDSIBT.—PoIIed, 3s. 81. to 4s. Bd.; lislf•brodo. Is. to 3s. 6d. ; Dawns, 2s. fld. to 3s. 2d.; Lambe, 2.. 88.40 4,. Gd. TALLOW MARKET.—THIB DAT. The market ts quiet to•daq it the sneezed quotathme: Tema tallow 63.. nett cub; Petersburg Y.C. es the spot, 61e. 61.; September, 60t. 9d.; October sod December, 49.. to 495. 3d. COAL MARKET—THIS DAY. Totlold Moor, 150 31. ; Wails Bad Riddell, 17.. Bd. ; W.l. Bad Goforth. 17r. Bd. ; Walls Bad Hattori 1, 3m . 5 . 18..3'.; Will. Bad Brodct yll's Bottom, 18 6d. ; Walla Rad I Toos, 191. 6J.-44 daps at market. The Morning Herald is retie:sled to wan its ces *fossil's friends lo Colehrt•r egotist pledging themeolves to Tote for any candidata at the pretest Niontet, and it doom sot hesitate to stieeastite u lade e•at ma utemi t to omelets tar a Tsetse, contiegeat only upon the death of a diet's &shod nobleman. I , 4