The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-09 00:00:00

-- —-- me, as was cootanded by the prisoner, still it was a very SHARE 1418Ta—(THIS DAT.) - LAW INTELLIGENCE. impudent and daring one, for committing which be should ___, ____ I (THIS DAY.) send the perpetrator to prison for three months, with hard Two o'Cuoon. i .... labour. .. The railway market continues quiet, with little I COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. businfor Great Western ess. There is stook, st a a r e o k r7 demand, however, which has risen (Mors Mr. Camminioner Fans) LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE • 1 per cent. Great Northern has also improved , }, 1 RE LIEUTMIANT-COLONEL DICISON. (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) while Great Eastern has receded I. The other princi- The bankrupt applied for his release from custody, under o icumetances which have been fully detailed. WARWICK MEETING. -( THIS DAY.) pal lines are quoted the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. 1 London and North Western stock is now quoted 1 Mr. Lucas opposed for Messrs. Lee and Cu., upon the 101 to ,ii ex div. ; Great Western, 67} to i ; I ) ground that there was no debt due to the petitioning creditor, and therefore the petition was void. They also believed that SWEEPSTAKES CF . !? SOVS. Threegnarter° rd amu Midland, ' 1265 to 127 i, ex div. ; Lancashire and I Colonel Dickson had not delivered up property which re- The Clown, Cad* Kin George , a nd verbena are here' Yorkshire, 112 i to int, ex div. ; Great Eastern, mooed undisclosed. WARWICK CUP. Two miles and • half. ' Mr. Liakiater said that raking an issue at law to try the c4kl ex to div i .: Caledonian, 121. f to i ; South ! Fairweter Taunus. Magnum Bontim. Sir William, Bleck. 5 4 Esate to rn i , , validity of the petitioning creditor's debt was • Duel round down, Formidable ,' and Flirtation are here. to 124 i, ex div. ; and London and South Western, ex div. ;Groat Northern, 123 k for objecting to Colossi Dickson's Meese from custody, sad as to the property concealedd he might state on behalf dthe COUNTY HANDICAP. One mile. Atirelma, ' General Hess, Twilight, Calabria, Dankeld, 102 1 to I. s a in igniss o ld b e a b utt . thal thy, bad poo t oo takea w a care that the "Wen/. Charles Foe, Mize Livingstooe, Crochet c, Cheerful, Golden Indian and Canadian railway securities alters. The Principal, Nebula, Paddy O'Rourke, Trap, been little dealt in, and quotations show no Hie ii° • °°r ' ut t ered the bankru p t's tuuntdtute re/sue Dud ' and Barter are here. t' Great Western o f Canada are rather dull. Oesim, Eletton, lon. from custody. WELTER CUP. One mile. Foreign lines are steady. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. 1 Flirtation, Cheerful, and Nebula are here. ON MALAY esiA34ll AND MOIR NURSERY HANDICAP. Three•arre of a mile. s o is 1 saaways I cueing prices i odse tn-dar 1 yesterday. I le 1 p.m._ (THIS DAY.) Verbena, Sea Boy, Mary Copp c, try, Black Frier, 1 Rizzi°, Earnhurst, Outpost, Coimbra, et a, Gazehound, 111 sit Mma i WeLeasem Ye. 16 81 -.— w-- Diplome, and Imposition are here. IS en • • - - le ell Books. Illika teVirMa... - C. le el - SECOND COURT. • ADDITIONAL ARRIVALL-Bradaniants, Margery, Over- es„, ten n e ws . n e s se _.. es Irt ad r t rd stow, Tadmor f, Quickened, The Monk, Water Kelpie, et. NS Ostedesal imiii ...... 121/ 12! ni (Before Mr. Payee.) Dr. Syntax , mud Rleaacr. le aU fleet mail ...- - •-_. iei Richard M'Carthy, 53, tailor, Ellen MTarfity, 39, his LATEST BETTING. el MI Demme'- ......• ff at .. wife, and John Martin, 45, labourer. were indicted for en- le MI Da •j a saw. entill e - - - lawfully assaulting and beating William Rehily, a constable ST. LEGER. 10 A Ds! ep.stspleleae. - - - of the metropolitan police form, in the execution of his 6to 1 apt Ranger (t) ell ate Deals mill~ yea 30 40 zd - xd IS all pd Aber 14 IT - duty. 6 to 1 - Avenger (t) et. 1M Eallebereheed Waggon 961 971 - The whole of the prisoners, in answer to the charge, 12 to 1 - Lord Clifden (0 at. lee Obeyer teL a. Wedelns 111 113 - pleaded not guilty. at, IM Great lid Mr. Cooper appeared for the prosecution, on behalf of 84. IS9 Do. •• Meek.- W6O - THE OXFORD. aa. lg• Do. Im6Aegllenlik. me 151 ad 2.41 ad the crown ; Mr. Horry •appeared for all the prisoners. at. 100 Bomb licolliel WOW -. The Puy, after • long consultation, returned verdicts of nu itlyegauct Richard M 'Cushy, of common amult ; spinet It would be quite superfluous at this time to in - sk im. 1:: De.4 o "Mi t irthera ree. . di ,••:.- . 1 1 24 0 4 5 1 1 4 4 " a d 114 - zed a Elks M Tertly, for common assault ; and against John form any one, wishing to see London, what the " Oxford" Si, 10S DAD( 1110poLts paid I 112 134 id :-.. n Martin, for unlawfully assaulting ai d b ea ti ng a constable in or what is the character of the entertainments there al, DM /M. easehers West. Ono 99 lid xd er 7 ss. WI aged Westerns of the metropolitan police force in the execration of his given. Though short the birth of music halls N. t o Di a sim gag m .g l i ee l_ ee l_ ' _ duty. 1121 11* ad UM ill id Police-constable 6 H mid that he war present at the " Oxford " has acquierl a notoriety which ea MO lammitrai Todrnlnr St MO lonise awl Blairkwall 74 75 74 the Old Bailey on May 10, 1852, when the prisoner Mason make' it known far and wide as the beet of its tit. mo • O oni 113 lit 1139 wet senteamd to 10 years' rtation. He wm preesut c l ass . It may not be known, however, that it has been at. 180 now 43 44 - also on Jane 10, 1861, when *ii was sentenced to 18 recently decorated and ornamented, and that .0 Ile 1110 Laramie tee* wen 101 . 1011 ad 1:4 1 xd 111. 10 Longoaddlonlikinftw 102 P. 41 I . mouths' bard labour for highway robbery. pains have been spend by its spirited proprietor, at. lea lism.,,MhelLaliesealma 44 44 4 me Mr. Payne, after some few remarks to the male prisoners •-• on the b ruta lit y o f th e i r en d. , sen t ence d m i ni n to be Mr. Morton, to make it one of the most elegant, as it has 1111 sit Muraort and Glade- - imprisoned and kept to bard labour for eighteen Wender always been one of the best proportioned rooms in the metro- u e Di. sew ll 11 pm moth+. Richard * * Cara/ to be imprisoned and kept to polio. le the new decorations the r 4 'miasma style has been Ilk lee Mahn/ ......- .... 1971 1270 ad 1761) id - herd labour for nine months, end the female prisoner to be it it ~,,, xd -pm xd adopted, which is admirably suited to the ample dimensions era an Do- New el. 190 De. bilvs.• Derby ll6 96 zed - imprisoued for two months in the House of Correction. of the hall. At equidistant points in the ceiling are trophies os e n win, OS. Mo. Ilse) - - - The female prisoner thanked his lordship for his lenieccy. es ..- Mary Wilson, 44, charwoman, was indicted for steeling a emblematical of war, and them are interlaced w ith se us e t igliDeigikil stoma -- - - child's Ransil pettsooat, a white flannel petticoat, a pinafore, musical instruments, as coecomitants to martial re- is en WI coin (Crap use) and a towel, value Is., the property *ideates Jones. joking. These, again are relieved at intervals by • Ilk 111 NMI lkltteli ....... 655 - The whinier pleaded not guilty.- quaintly arranged monogram, containing the initials of ilk "- 1 18 °, s ,Dei llz " . agioo. , 44 „ mok rzzlb t DZ. !' .M a IFI zed 1019 1 ad Mr. Pa) ne we examining the witnesses when our report left. Mr. I Maim, the proprietor. The deocestions are by Is let Do. 41.0.1.2 vie - - 1 Mr. W. Haman. The four figures occupying pedestal' 0 4 1 10 00 0 l i t tre t , -...: 181771 533 :',I. 871 - ; : l THE POLICE COURTS. on the Asp represent Tragedy . Comedy , Poetry, end 45 100 Do. Omits& - - I - M ask. There is an entire Absence of anything like effort It MO Nast LT , Ms - (THIS DAY.) in the ornamentation. It is not gaudy -it can hardly be it an s es ra sn e : d al; i *** : a t ' fi r 81, --a-- said to he evenrich-yet there is • quiet elegance plkvading le au NeSlMlLWeelererasi In 111 a 4 - GUILDHALL. the pickerel view on which the eye likes to dwell, and, Z . 0 10 1 epassikomedireml.s AM • it IN - ... A 0017PLII ON 11MaLl INIMITORS • apart altogether from the various entertainments afforded, gu, iso a ss esam Isspeog .. . 100 102 ..- ..,. Ellen Rogers. aged 63, ad Mirabelli Besulail Lee, aged • visit to the "Oxford," for the mere sake of seeing it in 1 0 all .001100•0•17 It We - - Bt. 100 Union .... 60 116 - 44, ware charged triere Alderman Abbins, with the Id- its new "setting, " would amply repay the trouble. ha 100 g - i7sa I . .riaet - ad lowing fraud and impceition. Ilk 100 South &anent nelfr. Roden, barrister-at-law, said the prisoners called an ___ _ ._ IIL 100 south Wales . ** 70 72 1 - him at hie chambers in Esse;aourt. Temple, and solicited Promote AT Banarnr.-A contemporary says m, tee 11. Taegu& It ilViiiiiu 99 151 rd - shag to enable Rogers to get into some hospital at Stoke that me of the mast popular exhibitions in Bernet fair was le an eteinsswetl ad 9 10 ad• 14 9 9 ad Newington. at the Vaal talus representing that the of • pueilistic character. The spirited showman announced : ;If 114 ° D r• oe iz ''''''Z' . 7 .. t 17 4 - admission fee of • sovereign was required, 17s. 6d. of which himself as Bob Webb ; and of the five or six fighting men s si Do de 100040.... 7 , B Pm '-- 9. 0 they had already paid. he S said her brigand had been who were paraded in front of the booth he himself was de. g e. 100 us w a l e _ l6O 166 xd in the police. He told them to call again, and in the mean - eider:lly the moat prepossessing in appearance, which is al6 8 110 B - tires he communicated with the Mendicity Society, and milder way of putting the statement • equally true, that be 10 3 Do 0 when they returned he gave them into c y. L: a ask' I was the least repulnive. He had • good-humoured expression 10 all re MALL_ .......“.... - - -, for the money, and Rogers produced the book of the o f face , and • blu ff though slyly shrewd manner of ruldress- 20 ,,„ IL X' •••• .... '"' "' - - _ hospital and • list of subscriptions in eupport of their apin g hi s au di ence, from mow whom be suddenly signalled gig7iia&nr.'"*. 56 8 7 1 i i _ 7 ,1 plicatioc. one diminutive personage, who looked like • stable-boy. eta to m e w s gn i , sk m a rt, :09 ige Honford, the Meedicity Society's Meer. said be had " H a llo," sa id M r . B o b W e bb ; " w hy, I declare, be looks ga. 100 Waterford It Xtlitimam - - - known the prisoners for many years, and had sever Inman like a boxer, don't het" The four or five gentlemen in le. 100 Wed Oonterall 26 211 xcl - them to get their livieg in any other way than by fraud sad elastic cotton shirts who stood on the platform gave • it, teo W...._,' ,Ma..1 . h!l - - - - imposition. They had bc en repeatedly convicted summarily gruff assent. " Why," continued Mr. Webb, " now I look St ee W . "` ',. "'"`'.„,„„,_ t 4 o f 2 4 before the London magistrates. Lee had also been convicted egans,-yee •no• it am% be ! Yee it is, though. Why, St i.e I T D a y grater . 10 7 107 lied sentenced to six months' imprisonment for robbing a its little 'Wad, 'him as beat Hoiden the other day. Why, - sailor of his watch and chain, and nine wreaths for at-alias you ain't are you? Yes? What • bouncer! Why. some valuable jewellmy. you can't be you know k yea ain't got • Ms ,k eye." IDIXION RAILWAYS. Alderman Abbm said the offence charged against the pri All this time the comical way is which Mr. Bob Webb's es , IPI I gamma. i OL Pram. 1 %Inc goners was one of a very serious nature, as it tended to check troop acted tetanus surprise at the sudden and totally """„ ,„ _ the stream of benevolence when flowing in its peeper course, unlooked•for recognition of young Mr. Lead in the very le p e: !itmwerli c t . w i r e = a 4, I re 70 1 0 and so deprive many very deserving object', cif that assistance midst of the crowd, where, of muse, he could have g ell Illeigtss & Jodi= , 1 if which but for inch impostures would usdosberdly meek bees expected to appear, was charming . "Lead," cried es Vleyeas 0. fleetberiall., 1.411 Pea -s - them. As, however, the prisoners had not appereatly been Mr. Webb et Isat, with an inspired gu sh , "for you are 111 all lOso, Istemioe . 110 fig -. iD custody dinar; the last two or three years he world take Lead, step forward into the teat, end take • turn with the 19/0 MI Illunsherg It Witepak(L i.- - - • more lenient view of the tank sad Matta that they bed black." All this time, with marvellous prescience. the 11l 4 'Dab* Bneoleh___.• ••: - 20 ? per :"' hem ponaing their proper avocados& He therefore Dam- sable boxer thus indicated bad bens utting on the gloves : r it rem m """'",e_ pa . f 5 1 matted them to prison for sax weeks, Instead of the fall for an encounter with "Little Lead; ; ' ad it need hard Is o n sw is s i nnu lrrau oa W s w„... 169 14 14 - period of three months which they had bees accesiamed le be added that a rush on the part of the Brit iaL 114 en 'Balm Inelles '.- - -. undergo. end Basset public followed as soon as the party of fighting se as . N...ausst* , se si 01 -. CLEItil RN WELL. men, reinforced by the juvenile conqueror of Holden, ad- N alllDeolp.a.PirL .' la ft .. • PREI3I FIGHT PLESINTED. josired to the inten:or of the booth. le ell I/earthen _ Jobs Williams sad 2.40 • 1 • 0 lleadfmai 0b• f.7,7Der. de- FATAL QUARREL-Yesterdays young man named 1 18 , 1 1 ,1 14 • Dc ," 11 . 4- 41, - . - -- "` 11 ;1 0 71) : e • le e I g ei p m - scribing himself as a Goal wad coins dollar. r of, _,lt.. w hi" Joke Gems, a clerk kr the Protate-of fi es at Woreester, le off 'gerwegrea bunk roi l ; fi oi - Holusimurt. Sta. Newiagtow-roadi alantba_ _, lamer b oth ” a VS/ emaisitted for trial on • oomner's warrant ea a charge N all, 01 1 :1 4 ornenelaurmildls/i 11 16 - 0f 141°11141 zzlid4 4_, abort 30 Bethnal - pavan, °ILI - gzzLz , Mmasslaughter mdse the following circumenaces :-Green N ell , Lgemasaglgoltl, &I 62 - _ _whoa appeared,. I . OO eL au year. 01 LP, bad their 11 a'" 00 bad bees at the Albion Inn, Worcester, on Wednesday N an lamb mad Odium ' 4l 41 " °°l4, au k•°°°° ll •ll a' the dda°llo4l°6 eta ePortieillimitin - night last. sa d became somewhat intoxicated. He qrs. : a t f t e.l2=t el k p e s :4l. 3 - 8 - 19 _ mm present, were it excellent " fettle end fit to ht for resod w ith a karesdealer named Beaghten ads Um pay- ge es Jaw ow n Dum a n ,. . 1 ..., _ - a kingdom, were ohargrd with being mimed be • miss light meat of some ale, and after some abusive words between pp s a s e w= l6 18 - in &abbot-reed, ILiegehuni the pukka they maimaersed fi ghting is the home. The I all 1 1 - Tolianesellmiet Jolla Clarks Id N, said tha t __ this morning landWy, lies. t Hu, got between them, bet the two toga 6 el ?per _.. 0 w 1 ..._--- , 1 , 1 1. , on ''' newt MY' 12 he saw the Prianware mar wingalanalPMe continua to strike et each other, and Green drew • knife ill sa ••••••• • •-• 1 '''t rn .... hY n 1204 01 P• 21 1 0 11e, stripped for the 0 11 ,_rPafte 01 with which be inflicted tome severe wounds on the thigh : ate DA / az zszk i lu. 144 1 i s i t ' }pm - kitting He 110 t them away, and a abort time afterwar ds end groin of Boughtoe. A surgeon and the polio. were ss s a fo , d o : - ofl 14 be heard cries to es "Hit him up," and "Lee him have it." mot for, and Green gave up to the officer • knife with N • in TawYeisliss. 221 1 - He went the Beck-ros e!, en d sew th e t wo p ri mate which he admitted he had Inflicted wounds on Boughton. SO lig lief p 1 odls, - stripped, and sitting on their seem& kasse Before be Th e woun d s proud to b e fatal, and Bo ug ht on died PG Nn6 el , n ao / - mid get up be heard "Time" called, and as they aonseaseeed * ln d * . The scowls jury y es t er d a y re t urne d a verdict M II mg gamer 6 3di * another round lie took them into custody. The police bed of " lianalaughtee spinet Green. 10 al De. netl all eitllmeless .. _. 119 1 ' - boon in pursuit of Prim lighten di,.._ o delt se SW/ la i _the ALLAYING COLLIaIoN ON THE NORTH-EANITM.N a g o , gi me esiCre a l leg 1 .... °nein " they had been called out ed ''''' b ' V IM • w"'" RAILWAT.-The immunity from dangerous accidents which IS all ilreit.&& W. 40 gnaw 21 11l fight on Hackuey-downs for the sum of Si. Who be took the .... ye ti.. d t h e Notth.geste Railway have long ----- the primmer' into melody he wee followed by a large MOO . 40 . ...h app il y b ro ... 0. Mondayr night, oar Der of WO= BAWL& of low fellows, the fragmental, of prise fights. ling ic ., wheal the government train from the south, due in The prisoner Williams said that wither he nor the other Nowooodo so 10.5 pm., zoo i n t. . t ft i. o f j r .t.. wan ... No . I ea. I ELM. ITdl fl LoW man were stripped or fightieg. He had • wi_ _mem UMW( Bliokoe, who could prove he was alert fightiag. letelligenee Si the accident reached Newcastle in vague and 111.0011 Me , Ann wag U. Ser. bank. IC 11S UT I - MAIO WO AllisneeLosuitLiverposi 111 14 Mom 44 04 40 rumour, but ma the arrival of the train ikelf woo l is in u i ss i o d o all 19 at Shakos was milled bat did eot sumer. =before one o'clouk this morning. the following par. %es , 0 I Do. wow (m o n o . _ i s ugo rus _ Police sortable Quinn*, 643 N, said he assisted in telr ndem were obtained from • passenger :- The train KM. ta Alma. el = ell WI lie 6 71 the Priem" into "' W Y' The y WI " be" t o iPP6d bed left Darlington station os its journey north, and had II Om, lee , Rank of - - - fighting. He heard cells of "Time, " and "Let him have it." war ..i. atta i ned t o il opoo d • when th e ee. ran i.e.. 10,0011100 Beak cd Sluessimg IL 11 2 1 11. 14 9 9 Tbitrisoaers and their compeniona had hem tryieg to get up train o f .....„ w hi c h . ... ye a i it t h e a;r r i theee o y t h e :moo lo :Mad Victeriafiestria l N4l at - • t all day. 6,09. 100 !Beak of Moles (Lbs.) .. 10 3 fMs -. illisans still denied fighting , and said they were n o , ei g ht .. had ben mendle ff on the Stoat " end Darlington 50,00 0 10 I Beak er New Zealand (14 6 I a* sae= al staimod. ememeg of the North Estero Railway, about half a mile 60,000 , 30 • BruillealtPortusuese(ti a I 3gm 41 from the strains. The waggon and its toed of ireastme HOW, 60 :MrttamlamsricatilLz.iLl 10 1 4 • eat - Sergeant Clark said that both prisms's were taken to the were smashed into fragn3ents, and scattered • distance of SLOSS 50 i Intelak M. America s all f 8 r ef - station without their shirts. bee Le than fifty yards from the exact placed the 1 2. 0 00, iChar.BlLlalt. CollUalat 1 191 l_flm - Both peisouen-Yes ;we had off our coats, but we wen manioc. The engine and two carriages next it 011.100. IS m. Bk. Wu , Au . 5.06.1n .al 54 se 34 9 g it • all IT MI - only going to SID for a pot of beer. As for fighting, we wen throw ° off the lies, but were not over. el e e4 iia l ii " ; Di0 . C61414 ' 4zi l ' zziz • Ova got so fight is us. Let us go this time, sad we will Cursed, The passeepes in the train felt a severe -- - ' .-- ile 101 len -an akelo iiiri d at ed B a sk ISt IMP 41 ••• hake can that it never occurs again. shack, and most of them were more or less stunned and 200,920 10 Consol (L.) 4 lie • •yon - Mr. D'Eynoourt mid that fights of no description could au . ; but, y editeate d y , so fatal injuries won so ,. 40 0 0 i 1 00 , Coco dotal - to allowed. He should order the defendants to find respoo• taped. The °lily me it was found Demmer,' to leave at 1000300 gnash an I Irfah %La) ; 10 _7l 01Sa, 1 sad* sureties to keep the peace towards all her Majesty's Darli ngton - William Niter , commercial traveller , 115,00 C tO 'lng.SoolaAwiLettars 1 ell 111 1 •4 I*l ugton was Mr. 10,0(0, 100 l lllisdisn.MitnatJap.(L; IIS 9 ills par, tii el 14 nab t ets. dideodants were locked up in default. of 37, Ilenchester-street, LiwerPool. who complained of in my roe -Imperial Bank 1 6• 1000 . IL zel p mt. - niters& pains. The engioe-driver was cut on the face, and *eft' S li spe thl (bo om , IIS 99 11e m; 19} i i WORSH IP.STFLEET. not being required to premed with his train, also remained lasiel et, tondos awl Biazillaa 1 N 10 Mips 44 6 1 at IMPUDENT ROBBEET.-NOT • PROFESSIONAL Terra. Darlingtoo. It would seem that the ironstone train 6,000,500 ; lon.D.Amaktitlnsee il l 44 1 4 409 m 46i 51 should have shunted into a siding, and the only expleinatior 5,000 100 lon., Mr., & B.BMIL (Li, LI : - - - that Henry Watkins was charged with steeling from • deal- - ling-hones. 11,1100 t o Loedos and ()Modal (1 110 1 3 *Ms - Mrs. Elizabeth Reid , the wife of • corn dealer io Church- across the mein lies is that the points had bees neglected or ... is la if ..., - • I " 1 " I 411 misplaced. Tie li r e, Ins cleared • and the train "" street, Shoreditch , aid-This morning shortly after laving , , .. . Panealler Mon. It London .fotariZa -. IS I sop sak , - promeded on its wa y about three buu sitar the occurreece 10.140,i10) . Lon. and Middlesex (L .10 1 1 pi Mai my bedroom I had evasion to return there for the purpose of pyosuriog change for • customer, and on reeds* the of the accidentNewcastk Chrontele. 10,000 too ,Los. sad Northern (L., 10 1 11 Oi elk , - FALL s e E itf 1 t0.0n , : c• Lawton 4 Sn.ii.• SAO... laua as ; - 6 ALL OF • SC AFFO LD AND IGHT EN NJ CRUX. lendin perceived through the epee door • man standing op. 10,0(0' 100 . Icedon,t3.Amerkee (L 4 I t 1 di* , - posits the dread's-glue, the drawer of which ha held -Between **hi and nine o'clock 44 41 " d" 1 """ 1114, • 6,040 too ICOR * 0.110141011 (1//61 15 lIS NAV' ol - open in his head. As invutary exclamation that I scaffold used in conuexion with the new free church at pre. .., ~,u,.. ,/,„„ a. ad •r a m,,, Nye 51 ' 794 uttered I suppose induced hint to tern roiredoied thee • sent building is Charlottentreet (O w) gave way, pre- 10.000 69 -Mercantile fashaege(l)l i ll I 1 1 a., - catchiug sight of me, he rushed past and up the second cipiteting to the ground, from a height of two storeys, 7.bit ~ c : metro. & Prey. rm. i. i 5 , LI *pm, - flight of stairs. Mat distinctly 1 recognised him as the son sight men who were on it at the time. They were all more 4000 1 10 ',ID°. Reserved - of • neighbour, sad the prisoner is that man. I called or less injured, though, on making inquiry last s ight, we .. l ise_et F. a. err 'teu , 'rational of Li ( are. ) peetiLl 10 I 4 9 5 pail - bu n * isess; b ait h e di d no t s t op or make an m a y. ascertaised that 1:10 feud consequences are at present anti- pm. Leo i 0. ..,.. 44 ........., . - and I hastened down to my husband, who, followed by eipated. It appeared that several of the labourers employed 11,000 1 9 D o New l2 . two of the shopmee and others, accompanied me to the at the building were carrying up a large stone, and re lay • 90.000 90 Do do - - .- apartments above. Not any trace of him, how- leg it down on. of the " needles" connecting the beam UV' '• NM south W.** 1 a • SO Cl - ever, could be seen, but we found the trap. gave war, and the scaffolding fell. Of the Minted moo, 5 " 40 . .-mwltal Bank ti°e l2 °"* all : 51 1 64" , 64 1 door open, and emeludieg' that he had effected an maps James, Thomas. Martha. and Patrick Flannigan, labourers, aa te•Le° lte ' aa "" i :r.,.• .4 1 ": . ''' ....I. 16 : St 4 ° .' - that way, • search was made along the roofs, while dole g residing at 87, Saltenarirot, and John Collins, mason, 52, R e l" 0 ; awath • a l ,j',... D lbl 4 all I 17 41 p 15 4 1 which aa old lady living at no, of the houses app.:iro celled floPiestreet • were so sulaidwalb bruised tiara they WV* 6 Jr. 100 itad-cd BrltAtAtrles(L, 1.1 • 5 10 pal l 211 out that she had seen • man hurriedly get down a 'dormer" removed to the iolirmary ; arid Hugh Perry, labourer, Pol. 5 O , Y .MO Do New '7 I 9 10 pm. 160 0 Is Amos trap), a abort distance off. By that informatioe. leirshaws. Jolla leDmiald, labourer, Portugal-street, ead 4, rrc 26 Unto* of Aram. 1 all Le IS . Ste I believe, the prisoner was dimovered, for the ring produced, Malcolm Corn.iehael, were conveyed to their own homes. _ 5 • 000 600 1 2_._ ... n. of !lap armada, Jli• 1 10 i , l de s par! - a loom ghillies, sod soma farthings , safe in the drawer of Mr. Pollock, 70. Cbarlotte-street, immediately after the a l• ww , o4 , l ia °2 ' swiww """l' Lwawa ' rehted ( '""'' ). l 2 ; a .-- : ne - the drenieg.eana when I left the bedroom, were afterwards seekiest, had the men taken into his own house at consider - '"-"' -' u - - banded tome. able inonsvenienoe to himself, and paid every attention to CIUfAIIIIAL 100•11&111111122 &11011111111. Further evidence showed that the prisoner had descended their wants.-NortA British Mail. Na I 1081 t& IHA CIL mikes. sales. through the pigeon trap, and secreted himself in a timber Two Max BURIED Aetvir, -On Thursday after- -- s 7 - KieW.Goi e pia _ __- IMW. I isa pie 1021 - yard seined by that means, and that he coolly pulled from aces *fatal accident took place at Woodbridge. It appears "'" ~ Da 11 per . elm&akeg. 1 101 Int - s aw o r hi. pockets the roomy an d p ro p er ty m en ti one d, w hi c h that • well was being constructed in the yarn of Mr. Joseph :::: •• Doi gpar ellisiallgep. 10; 101 103 ad 1011 ad he handed to Mr. Reid. Knight, tbe manufacturer of the Suffolk white bricks. Abut I .. Do. 6 per on& Sutton, 422 A reserve, said that six weeks' since prisoser half-past two ora Thursday eftermens, it had been excavated _WAX* • • Mx 09 , mmatia. Bala lee 52 la - was found in mother timber yard, but as the owner we tea depth of about 60ft. ; the upp er p or ti oa for about 14ft. , 0 , 001 ::: 0 :01.11egeiltiollart 11* leg 110 - go. IMO 100 112 114 - Ping out of town not any charge was pf0(017011. being • stiff clay soil, while the remainder meg loose mad. " - .. I Do , de 191 110 113 116 - Prisoner now admitted his guilt, but declared that ha VA S Mr. Charles Dove, of Upford, the oontractor employed, and ..... .1 De. • do 13z1 ISt 112 114 - sot a profowiewid thief, as • proof of which be would • man Darrel Tyler, were at work down the well. when, to i'kno• .. 0rr100,N0v.1362, Saxe., 100 106 103 - . Mention that bed he chosen to avail himself of the bastes the job. bower ordered a portico et the brickwork to : 130 . 00 0 •• i Lb. 1074 do 1 100 us in - whole castes*" of the drawer he could hem dime sr, but be annum. This had hardly been effected when the side 1 ectico . 1 11Iserttlas epm 4..113731 1111 HO 100 1011 as be merely wished to take a malaise* , for the day's of the well gave rimy, and some thirty feet of the sand, with i U.' s° •• i Do . LW& leis tel 14 - mats, he left untouched • gold watch and chain. marl, all the brickweek, mead in, completely burying th e ; "'"'' 'lBO9 DM 110 112 - 166,500 ' . ' Nigel tier. 4 per cent - 141. 110 115 -. Mrs. Reid ref-narked that her fortunate interruption most two erase. Yeses were promptly taken for the recovery of 166,m. . "New liramosOoml9.4. 10• 103 11l - Palhatd)) had supplied him with opporteslty for this user. the bodies, but from the tedious nature of the operation .... .N. 5. Wales OvAlp. GAM. 10 , 1001 1011 - lion, einiiily the &Kwle were not removed, and he mu g they were not removed from the rubbish till a late hour on •• • • ' Do.lle. e. left On IOSe IN 1015 Mt} 1011 have sees them. Friday. ~. .. I Do. 6p. a 11111041 Hs 101 103 - Prisoner parsieMd is his declaration, adding that lie was Srnswoz Ecorruzyr.-Mary Dawson, a young l ''' 'll'w lewee4 ape asst l9 111 113 - 1.010. . Nom eentla 6p. a. lies IN los It 6 withnot a home and unemployed ;he therefore trusted that girl of 14 ;ears of age, and Joeeph lamb, a boy 12 mouths mom .Ii Go %CAI . 1 /o‘ .. 111 ill .... the magistrate would Mks into consideration the moderatios her jollier. sloped from R OOll4lOl O a few days sine*, nod -• • • :1 4 . ""• 11 " .. "v. loads" I''' 110 111 _of the robbery sad past a leuieut sentence wpm him-witit toe& up their • ein Uremia .1. The you* adventuress .... .. , Fla Oov.ep.c.tia s 4Julyl ,MO 11M 110 - that he would he eoeteot . had set out from Rochda ' e with 9s. 6.1., end had come to .... ..I Do. dailies. east •ri I tee 114 1149 1144 i A mug women, whir stated that she was the prisoner's Liverpool oo toot The boy's share of the money was la., ----- Mar, here said that stout three months ago he had quer. which had taken year. to accumulate is a prey beak. w ,w, I DOUlta. railed very seriousl y with their father sod left home, since Dawsos ' s father in engaged in a woollee mill at Rochdale, ' ^_ l '' ''" Deese . ( Pd I. 1. *toes. I Sales. which time he had not returned or been bawd of until while the fathered Leech is • respectable plasterer, lirieg in 9.ma.__ les fit , __._*wt one W 0 W 1011 ••• 101 110 110 141 mw byiti t lf i t to he handy. Widtwerth-road, of the same town. The runaways were 11 .,•"°........ 1 ' ... IL ..-•••"•'...,_ l,lO 44 ell 1141 The observed that the fact relative to the Lam holes by a young man named Levi Heywood, the 3.1.1. ...."..'"...- 1ic5a,......... - i nasal et. ne ... - -Ka witch awls was somewhat perhaps in favour of the ate farmer , who had gives chime. They had spent a night . ' V ---- amelurion that the robbery had lot been a " " prefessimel together. "U2'4l rt.... THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1863. BRITISH PORRIBBIONS. I 1 Y` —..... I NAN 11611 IN kanArial 1 ..m. 7 Cla rterg NN I se I . to at moos on.Lowoot at II SU 2 It VA Dad. Dos. 60.164.116.6 61 UN 141 10 Do. Dow IIAIN —, N 7l no. N... I 'buss lf Ipm gel all 160,6611461616N0mft 6i Id 1 611 Do. 14ohoore . . n st iss 'to wookok.aosaaie AL*. Bio.Ass. 1 . 7, 1 7 "!1 111 100 ONION el Nam— 101 e lON .3.6.. _. _ 16 IN NpoTADoskdr.agoo. lef 100 140 an Daseraroap.e.per.pral ft IN Dowd .... U ISO led Law gaa I i.e lO6 100 U— lO Do. G. duloaloa :4 It „.. 10 10 DIAL do I 11 up 11l SOO Gm' Iltak of Oro& 216 IN lal do. 616 vet Meads 7l 73 lc ISO a Do. do. deism& 17 AO 1.10 lan Do. ad praf.Boads OS II .-.. t4O an Do. do. deferred 60 II —. to a Do. /rd pc.t. Stook 44 48 IN 01l Do. do. deterred U 88 140 all Do. 4th prof. Stock N 28 'U. all Do. do. dotarrod II Is . IN Nod Do. Dow ladlas Nagano 1161 1066 1 e m 1631 116 II II 14 Do. lanes. UN 1 1i pm 86 66 1130.1 L of 446 6. Ip. 6. Ng Kai NO IS I Do. +pot out OS tat etWalSMaada.abo.o. 101 101 101 Ni 1I Do. New lOl 10 die 110 01l D61116.060ira.0 d , SO 07 16 all D0.1ip.46. SO al —• I !sea& Brame A Ps IL 160 Mar Qom 6i PIO 6 I I 100 U. IN IN 60. II pm et .44 IL ISO Do. Ur ell. 16.0 1011 104 SO I Do. estanalon — a 0 all WA. aad hobs= 68 00 —. IS NI 31.116666111 dila • rad B I I VA LA. A °Nada II p. a kt IK 41. 100 Salado, gaa 6 par oust lO7l 108 1 N. , 100 Do. Dahl do. lO 1085 10 1 I Do. do. do iO. 10 Paajoad 1o — IN 06. lIN Do. N. do lO7O Me — 6 ii. AS Ds. 14ALNIAA.60 c lot 106 VOILEIGN Imam. MONEY MARKET.- (THIS DAY.) Two o'Osooz. The English funds are quiet to-day, at the ' reduced prices of yesterday. There is less activity in the foreign stock market, and Greek and Mexican Bonds, to which attention has been mostly diverted for some days put, have declined. With the exception of a rise of per cent. in Great Western stock, there is no important movement in British railways. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 69fr. 06c., being 1 per ceut. higher than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 931 to # for money, and 9n to for the October account. The official business report is as follows : - Three per Cent. Console, for money, 931, 1 ; ditto, for ac count, 931 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 1, 92; New Three per Cents., 921, 92 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 108 k, /, ; Five per Cent. " enfaoed " rupee paper, 1071 ; Exchequer Bills, March, 2s. prem. ; ditto, June, par. The foreign stock market is rather flatter to-day, with leas business. Greek and Mexican Bonds have been largely dealt in, and have fluctuated considerably in price ; the former have declined / per cent., and the latter f, compared with the last quotations of yesterday. Greek Coupons and Consolidie are likewise lower. On the other hand, Russian of 1862, Turkish of 1854 and 1858, and Spanish Passive and Cer tificates are firmer, and Italian Five per Cents. inquired for. Some of the present quotations are as follows, viz. :-Tnrkish, 1854, 95 to 96 ; ditto, 1868, 701 to f; ditto, 1862, 71 to 1 ; ditto, Consolidis, 631 to ; Spanish Passive, 361 to 36e ; Greek, 371 to 1; Mexican, 421 to f ; and Peruvian, 88 to 89. Transactions are recorded as follows :- Egyptian (Ist issue), 1011, 1, ex div. ; Greek, for account, 38, 1, 371, f ; ditto Coupons, for account, 181, 171, 181 ; Italian, 731 ; Mexican, for account, 421, I, #, 1 ; New Granada, 161 ; Portuguese, 1863, for ac count, 491; ditto, 1856, 1867, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 491, 1 ; Russian, 1862, 93/ ; Sardinian, for account, 891 ; Spanish, 541 ; ditto, New Deferred, 481 ; ditto Passive, for account, 361, Nil, 361, 351, 36 ; ditto Certificatee, for account, 131, 1, i; Turkish, 1864, for account, 951 ; ditto, 1858, for account, 701, ex div. ; ditto 1862, for account, 71f, 1, 1 ; Veneznele, 1862, for account, 581. The Confederate Loan is rather firmer, at 30 to 28 discount. The shares of the financial companies are all somewhat worse. International Financial are now quoted 51 to si pram. ; General Credit and Finance, 21 to 21 prem. ; and London Financial, 21 to 3 prem. Hudson's Bay are flat at I to 1 die., and Egyptian Trading without change, at 11 to 11 prem. The steamers City of Washington and Kan garoo, from New York, have brought together 176,5001. in specie. • There was a fair demand for money yesterday, at 31 to 4 per cent, for choice bills. The applications at the discount department of the Bank of England were not large. The last instalment of the one million of bonds issued by the Italian Irrigation Company was paid ou the let inst. The whole have now been sub scribed for, and'the bonds, duly executed by the representatives of the Italian government, are now ready to be issued in exchange for the scrip. The bonds are for 1001. each, and bear interest at 6 per cent., payable in England, and are redeemable at par in 6i years. The directors' report states that the company have got possession, and paid for, canals yielding an annual rental of 40,0001. per annum, and that the guarantee of the Italian government has been effected at 812,0001. The last report of Chevalier Woe, dated Turin, 18th August, states that the works are rapidly progress ing, and will supply water from the River Po for the irrigation of some 300,000 acres of land. 4,000 men are employed on the works. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 38,0001. On the other hand, 149,680 sovereigns have been withdrawn for transmission to Brazil by the steamer Magdalcus, which will leave South- am ton to-day. The traffic return of the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway shows this week a decrease of 2,9821., compared with this time last year. The foreign exchanges were steady yesterday, and quotations showed no variation of importance. Subjoined is our usual list : Ainsardats, 3 mouths. 11.19 to ; ditto, 3 days, 11.17 to 1: Rotterdam, 3 moeths, ILI9I to 1; Antwerp, 3 months, 25.55 to 60 ; Hamburg, ms. baooo, three months, 13.91 to 1 : Paris, 3 dam to 321; do.. 3 months, 25.521 to 71 ; Prankfort-oe-therManze, 3 months, 1191 to 1; PetersburgLrouble), 3 months, 361 to 37 ; Vienna, aL Ow, 3 moo IL4O to 30 ; Trieste, alf. 60., 3 months, 11.40 to 50; • 3 months, 481 to 49; Cadiz, 3 months, 49 to 1 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Genoa, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Milan, 3 moot* 21.65 to 70 ; Naples, 3 months, 25.65 to 70; Palermo, 3 months 25.65 to 70 ; Mesons, 3 mouths, 25.65 to 70; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to 1; Oporto, 90 dare. 521 to 1. Thomas Staunton, Esq., one of the directors of the Ines of Court Hotel Company, has joined the direction of the Buxton Hotel Company. The first annual meeting of the Fortune Copper Mining Company of Western Australia is conveued for the 16th uistant. - • ----- Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in she Stock Exchange list of last evening : lusureace.—Britah and Foreign Marine (Limited), 331, ; Commercial Union, 8, 71 ; Guardiae, 51; ledsinnity Marine, 144. 3 ; London , 47 ; London sad Provincial Ma rine, If ; Ocean Marine. In. f; Oriental and General Marine, 41, ; Rock Life, ; Thames and Mangy Marine (Limited), 5 ; Universal Marine (Limited), 41. Gaslight and Coke.—Bahia (Limited), 20 ; European (New), 6. 1 ; Great Central, 19; Imperial, 85f, 6, ex die. ; Imperial Continental, 82, ; London, 861, 71; Malta and &lodate:mean (Limited), 4i, ; United General, 46 Westminster Chartered (New), 431, ex die. ; Western , 171, 181. Dacha—East soil West India, 143, 4 ; London, 65; St. Katharine, 63 ; Southampton, 64, ex dir. Canals.—Kennet and Avon (Guar. by Great Wisteria Esal way), 6i, ; Regent's (or London), 241. Waterworks.—Berlin, Bj, f, ex day. ; Chelsea, 53 ; East London, 130, 1. • • - With reference to the silk market, the circular of Messrs. Durst and Co. reports as follows : Still nothing favourable to report as regards silk. The daily businesa doing I. not inconsiderable, and importers generally are not wanting in disposition to meet buyers. The deliveries, too, show so further reduction ; indeed, for the week just closed, mark rather an improvement. Still there is so life is the trade. so present prospect of real improve ment, nothing to induce manufacturers to apply themselves with apint, except only the comparatively moderate range whieh prices have reached. In this they seem to have rya. seeable ground for hope of cleaning material lois, if not making a profitable result ; but there is nothing at present to Show that they are prepared to extend their operations. Japan silk continues to be the lending article. Seine few parcels of the new China silk have been sold, bat nothing of moment. lu Beep' silk we lave nothing new, probably rather leas disinclination to use this class, but nothing to warrant hops of any derided increase in the consumption. - • • • The following report on the hide and leather market is from the monthly circular of Mount. Culverwell. Brooks, and Co. : The hide market has bees steady daring the put month. and in some Metal:loss rather improved priers have beeo realized. Hides—Salted or and cow—South American con tinue is moderate request, and Buenos Apse heavy or have receded ad., 6id. to 61d. having bees radioed ; light or, sid. to bid. ; Uruguay, heavy ox. ; light oz, 54.1. to si.d. ; cow., 4411. to ; Moat. Video, heavy ox, Sid ; cows, 41. per lb. Austndian have been in good request, and Ist heavy of prime quality have realised an 'drapes of id., viz :—Sydney, Ist heavy, 44d. to 40. ; lit light, nd. to 30. ; 2nd,, did. to did. ; Melbourne, lit heavy, did. to 44d. ; let light. did. to did. ; `dude, dfd. to 01. per lb. Ckipe brought late rates for the quality, viz :—let, 41i. • 2nds, 4d. per lb. Salted horse bides have met with a fair demand, viz :—Buenos Ames, eland, 31 to 314 lbs., fee. N. to 10e. ; Moats Video, 26 to dli Ilia, 7s. sd. to 9a ; Rio Grande, :tae lbs., Sag& per bide. Sant India kips have been In good request, and bides of good to mime quality have realized sad of id. to gd. per lb. &Isiah market bides show no material alteration, a fair Maims' baying been dose • but prices lately have tended rather is favour of buyers. The leather market—An Improved demand has beat experienced. TOMMY ZIMINIIIIL Console, which closed yesterday at 931 to 1, both for money and to-morrow's settlement, opened to day at the same quotation, and closed at 931 to it- For the October account the last price was 931 to The official business report is as follows: T 1. hree per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, I, ; ditto, for account, 931, 1,1; Three per Ceuta Reduced, 921,1 ; New Three per Cents., 921, ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1886 , 141 ; Bank Stock , 240 ; India Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, ; Five and-a-Half per Cent. " eufaoed " rupee paper, 1161, 117. The India Five per Cent stock was rather lower, at 1081 to 1. India Bonds were laid quoted 16s. to 194. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, l as . dia tc 21. prem. The transactions in bank shares were again large, and prices improved in many instances, in cluding Alliance of London and Liverpool, Ater tralasia, British and American Exchange, Char tered of India, Australia, and China, Colonial, Hirdustan, China, and Japan, Imperial Ottoman, London and Brazilian, London Joint Stock, London and Westminster, Metropolitan and Provincial, and Union of London. Italian Irrigation Bonds rose 2 per cent. Joint Stock Discount, London General Omnibus, National Discount, Rhymney Iron, Royal Mail Steam, and Scottish Australian Investment shares were likewise firmer, and East and West India Dock Stook inquired for. Crystal Palace stock and Oriental Inland shares were lower. New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Six per Cents. receded. Canada Government securities were an fiat, being unfavourably affected by the threatening tone adopted by a portion of the New York prams with regard to Canada. International Financial shares declined 58., the last price being 64 to 51 prem. General Credit and Finarce were without change at 21 to 24 pram., and London Financial, at 21 to 31 prem. Hudson'. Bay were steady, at 1 tog die. ; and Egyptian Trading, at 11 to 11 prem. Ocean Marine shares were last quoted 131 to prem. ; Thames and Mersey, 3to prem. ; Universal, to 1 die. ; North British and Mercan tile, 171 to 18 ; and Commercial Union, 24 to S Oriental Hotel shares were nominally quoted to 1 prem., and Marine Investment; to 1 prem. AharlDes (TheIOW) Avowal= . Boa mast I.& ia.o). (LW Caps Capper (L Dinah liver Oar, 0p1...”" ted) (g r Dos hrb*.N. e.) Del lay Dua Allossials Eut Del Rey(Llin C lred; redillll Grind G.N.Dp.II. Amines% D Knead* a (lin.) rr Lasltasisa Muivitit IL Aursosßraz.G.ll.(l. N. lUile•C.or rastdellrielasd Tart Seats Barbera Gold )1 woeu esowm (lift) Kaaba del Itay ths9ael tworietat ITidamanaimas (11w1.1 , 3)4Ptio ttit. ra in) Artranse Darla Wibiammte.... 'Bomba Or. Maid- A y meriaaa Liad Bit.* hub am. TeL.. British Iran. _ I CastadaAtieuayAsao. tt )1 Ceylon Coapol7 Fop. Eng., PM. T iTi.. P,.:: el Tap. Deb. gut 0 -- ,NoptltsaCoss.Wltd.(l., I 1102 106_ I raell - 0 7 1 7 •4110,01,Th an. see Amt. ono G.Credltetlla.ai Loa (L 'Geo- Mesa Baridee Great alp (thefeed) Do. 114 oer east. Peet ',Bodges Bay Intwoot.lbsen.Boe. (L ) I hollea irrigatleo Canal Id', I Ws — le IWs eat ak 1e llp -1-)07 Joint Meek Diacoont(L. 'Lebow; Tea (Liaellted).. i Lea. leatelea Lam Maeda! A. (L Low Oesa. Umalbes , Meares ItelapL Oaaa ;11,141ter.1k. TeL tUr. PratalleadaCes.oo.(L) N•Ucatal Utwount uo. Isl 2 ti tr ...I Din 4 1 V" 1 pm B~MndAu'~Wßlraall i Do. N.. N.Lealsod Ana. (Um lir!t e h 4.71 - Do. New_ Was. La Ottoman Oaa 'Teel liver [And a Kin Paola andlOitam t l i 4 § ... i s it dls 48 14 81 18 10 pi 11 ft i 48 10 li 4 II SI 1 1 48= M n az 143 al l 8 1 1 81 i di. 4 1 41 1 i do 13 14 De. Raw Zdt/L(L) Nan &l ei. bn.a ) Ilard j u t.emo Need Neesim .11.Atriesu !Sou & Mmerelias land IT 'Submarine NI. Seib ot Aual(L, r. T U.Oimad, Vas Diailan's Lad— . PREFERENCE 81 Motel and Exeter 4 per oast. stock Great Eastern. Fastern Counties 1101,z d. North Eastern Consolid., York, IL I 95. Eitenoiao, No. 2, 8. Parch., 10. Tau HoP PLANTATION&—ROCUISTILL, SEPT. & The late unsettled weather has considerably retarded hop picking operations, which, nevertheless, are now general tbrougbout the counties of gent and Sumer. It ii feared that the late heavy raise and the high winds which have prevailed in many parts of the several districts during the last few days will isjuriously affect the colour and quality of the hops, which, but for these untoward circumstanoes, are geserally pronounced exesediogly Roe. Although in several of the best cultivated and richest portions of Kent the yield will be comparatively large, there is now no longer any doubt that on the average lands the crop will no t prove W as was at first antiiiipated. Generally the samples are free from mou ld, and on being brought to scale weigh light. In arrant portions of Kent and Sumer from Weld. to 15 owt. per acre will bee probable yield, but opinions Julio* to a Warn of about 5 cwt.. to 6 cwt. per acre for the entire iounties In the face of the more favourable returns received from the growers, coupled with the statements made of the condition of the foreign hop crop, prima rule very firm, and best samples are now selling from IM)a. to 150 s. per cwt., with every temlency to ad vance beyond these extreme rates. AWFULLY SUDDiIe DZATII OF A GENTLEMAN.— Yesterday morning smother Mature of the unisertainty of human life happeoed is the Vauxhall-road. A young man duty gentlemanly appearance, while walking along sud denly raised his arms, and • rah of Wood came from his mouth. He was in the act of falling, but be was lunged by two men, who placed him in a cab, and immediately oon vsyed him to Westminster Hospital, where life wan found to be quite extinct. His name mat present unknown. He was attired in a suit of blank, and was as the forefinger of the left hand a massive gold ring, of a very curious inter laced pattern. His age was apparently about twentyeeven rears, dark curly hair, blac l / 4 moustache, and whiskers. The Natures 'indict, with a somewhat prominent nue, and full dark !Lea A 'Oen Klux MlNlsyloi AMONG THIEVEB.—The Rev. Mr. Eller. of Free West Church. Rothasay, went away on a trip to the Continent a few weeks ago. Having %biked Venice, he, in company with several friends, as also two or three foreigners, while proceeding in a dili gecos from Venice to Chia , Italy, were attacked by a party of brined*, who were all armed. The pasamigare were robbed of everything the brigands could lay their hands on. and about 3004 was taken from those iu charge of the diligence. It is oujectured that the brigands knew of such a large sum of money being conveyed in the dili gence, and were ois We look out. We are glad to state that no personal injury was sustained by woos, and that the party arrived the same night is Chavenna. Great exertions were being made by the government autbovisiss to capture the bri and the country was being searched in all directions by silldines, bat as yet without mouse. We understand that the Her. Mr. Elder ban reached Brussels, end expecte to he in England but week. .But eany Chronicle. }layering ON SLAVS-MAI/IRA. —intelligence has just bees received from the White Nile of the slaughter of several boata.full of so-milled ivory traders. The blacks eurprised the boats. killed everyone on board, and carried off the cargoes. The loss lies been so severely felt at Khartoum, the centre of the trade le slaves and elephants' teeth, as to have caused some failures. an almost nepremdeeted event there. No eomm'weraticie; eau b• felt for the fate at them men, for it wu only as sot of wild justice on the pert of the blacks. Attention has been frequently Galled by travellers, end lately by ea tales Spoke and Greet, to the infamous practices of tin White trader'. Armed bands am despatched in large host, from Khartoum; they surprise unoffending villagers, kra the men, make slaves of the women and childree, sad drive away the; cattle to be bartered against elephants' teeth. A winD who has made several excursions onithelWhite and Blue Niles tells me the traders have made the Dame of the " pale nos" so odious that the features of the natives alter and assume so expreseion of hatred when they utWr la— riats Correspondent, Alexandria, Bept. 1. eiele iteool 41741 10.0001 WOW AIM IWO ISMS NAN I.liiii aa.7_Bol 40.000 26,000 12,000 1.002,16 10,1120 2/2,000 00,000 I! 91 I in coo MAO I -;,.. •ooa I.IIIA. 20(10000( 40.000 I 10000001 *OOO 10,000 1.:. - 1 - 10.000 sliwat WAG 11,00. _ _ _ iito I 4 — i.iii , toool 4 an• ter. *r e ' t00.w4.1 K!~?~ WOW_ _ WOW :Abe be 111.000 .NO iijail tu,wo iii. kitl .** s ll FiXil 100.0,4)1 ~~i W Mel las 11 1 li I 1_ St: 3 1 1: ; 1 IS idtve . _ _ zr 4_ 1_ 11 1 7 6 6 6 616 66 " i Pm f It II gd .1. Wrionle Le A . _ id, 13n11 I O - ie- Q MI A 4"' 19 40 liii .. iqt la lie 7 an ati i 71 •; xd 81 id See I i 117 IN —n7l 106 lk i zd lit lei'. 0 al Ili I 2 . 1 i xd MINES.-(THIS DAYJ Two o'Ouxs. There is very little business going forward in the mining market to-day, and prices generally are quoted the same as yesterday. East Camden shares are firmer, at 29 to 4, while Nangiles have receded to 24 to 25. Gonamena are quoted 3to 4, and Clifford Amalgamated, 33i to 34. No tress actions are offici all y recorded in the Stock Ex change. United Mexican shares have been dealt in at 7 and 74, being firm ; St. Joh➢ del Rey, at 554 ; and Vallaczasca Gold, at 1. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RH-LAN 111. —(T HIS DA Y. ) Only a moderate supply of English wheat was received fresh up to this morning'. market. For all qualities these was a steady demand, butriay's advance in prices of la to 2s. per qr. was well supported . There was a full average supply of foreign wheat on the stands. In most descriptions &fair business was transacted. and the quotations ruled firm. Floating cargoes of grain changed hands to a moderate extent, at fully previous rates. Malting barley sold steady at extreme currencies ; sal other kinds ruled firm in price. The supply on sale vox " gat fay supported Monday'. prices, with a fair avenge demand. The supply of oats was tolerably large. Generally week. •ug, the trade was firm at Monday's currency. Beans were in steady request at full prices. Per WINNI quit* as dear as on Monday. Both English and foreign flour met a fair average sale. and prices ruled firm. Accounts at hand this morning from the north of Zee land and Scotland are not entirely satisfactory as to the progress of harvest work. eIISIIIOIT P1110:1116. 1331117112. Pee Qr. WHEAT. O. L gm; Mist, red 1,01 41 to 44 Ditto, new 43 to 67 Dtttowhlt.ol6 41 to 46 Ditto Dilly 44 40 MI Ne'Aons ma IJostl red MI 42 to 44 Dttt= meting -- Nbe 41 DWllllog Grinding a a la M ai.T. Lae; Norfolk, mil Suffolk 0 to 1111 [lepton and Ware G 7 So 61 Brown kTL Old and new OATS toidlob, feed „ potato ONS. &_ a Bookh, feed U Is flf I Ina. v , Mr li to U „ black Mat -- . Per et. Tick Pigeon , F4WU= PLO 1.11 L‘DIAR CORN. White . Yellow PIACI. Mack per Wk 7.. a r• speak Assothasza. er 0n... le lo Caoadloo p „ le to 111 ISTO LONUON, BY WA= I TO tan. a, INOLUSIVL 1 , 1 Ossi Brig. Walt Osis. Flow. qrs. qrs. qrs. qrs. im. MANI. Mlisli satl Wok& 661 20 160 tondo lmo .•. 111.I II. .. me - -- Total 2llO . 10 160 . 1610 I 690 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (n ELECTRIC AND INIZINATIONAL TILZGRANI.) (FROM OCR OWN CORILMONDENT.) An excited and advancing market. Salem probably 20,000 bales, or more. _ _ ____ MINCING LANK.-(THIS DAY.) SI/GAL—The market continues quiet at previous praxis for West India, but there sre buyers at a slight decline. Other sorts are only in limited request. Mauritius sold, brown low dark to graisy. 274. 6d. to 34e. 6d.; yellow grainy, 365. to 375. Porto Rico, 35e. 3d. Rana quiet ; there are buyers, but no sellers, at easier prices. COML—The large parcels brought to public tale ors tinsa to goof withsprit at full prices. Floatation Ceylon triage, 6th. 6L to tia. Id. ; tine ordinary to superior, 79. to 94e. (IL ; peaberry, 91a. to 955. 6d. • native Ceylon. small to good, 695. to 71e. 6d. ; 110e11A., 90e. to 911 other Flat India, 765. to 97a. fid. • Rio, ordinary, 71s. 6L to 765. 6d. ; washed, 77a. Gd. to the& 61. TU.—A few paresis of now sessocs, ex Fiery Croak have been disposed of at 3.. for the Guest. Rice.—The market continues quiet. FNUIT. —Currant' are selling steadily at previous prices. Vslencia raisins are less in request, but the full pncas of Ma. to 395. are still paid. SALTPE rite. —GM) bags of Wade sold at 37e. for Memo tioo 34. Eric. —A large parcel of Den:antra sold at 6d., send one of commou Leeward. at Is. 461. to Is. sd. Corny' continues in brisk reutiest at higher prices. The total sake yesterday were 4,500 bales. JUTE. —At full prices, about 5,000 bales sold privately. TALLOW MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) lb* market as firm at the subjoined quotation" : Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, new, 4N. 6d. ; ditto, old, 41a. 6d. ; September. 42. 6J. ; October to December. 42.. 61. to 42. a. 91. ; Deemober, 435. , January to March. 435. to 43a. 6J. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Zama. Patna..leo ad Smith report as active demand for all fuse hope of the new growth at Monday e currency. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls fad lsmbtoo, 18s 3d. ; Walls Ead Haswell. 18s. 6d. ; Walla Ead Booth Hettoo, 16a, 61. ; Walls Bad Hartlepool. 17.. 9d. ; Walls Bud Braddyls Hottest, 17s. 3d. ; Walls Bad Ruasil Hettoos, 17s. 3d. ; Will. Emil South Hartlepool, 17e. 3d. ; Walls Lod /loath Kellos, 17s. ; Walls Bud Newell Hall, 17s. ; Walls Bed CA..% 17s. ; Was Bud Ease Maio. lth. 9d. ; Wang Bea Marts. 165.; Walls Ead Framoollsate, Vic 9d.; Walls Ead Whitworth. 15s. 6d.; Welker Primwss. 12e. Ild. ; West Hartley, 16.. 941. ; Beheld. Hartklys 16.. 9d.-41 slams at market. rap U to U . SS to I& 36 to 1111 SO to St 119 to SI 34 to 36 .. 18 to 23 .. 23 to 27 WM?. a B. Dlattile lid 'Langs. - ----..- berg 46 to 56 Restock lk Rockies- 41 to 49 Dat u a 4O to 46 Rafoias, bard tett Aarolosa, rod Irbil* Ortndlng. Motlillng Malttito OATIt _ . Ratak brow -- le to to USi „ hod ARRIVALS or GRAIN, &0.. CARRIAGE. MAI T. ia~ .. ~:: sate is 30 be U 32 to if 30 lo 43 Iffal tie to 40 ST to 44 Town snub: ie; TWO 39 to 431 Hourhold lt to U Country Norfolk end unffolk, ex ship 2s to U Ter Qs. Oata. a. a Danish mid Streak 17 to U Itosaian PLUS. Danish