The Express. — London, England, 1863-09-07 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commindoser Fans.) RI VACRUL—LLLEGID lIIRDIRCIUPIION. bankrupt, described ea formerly of Brooksby-villaa, and Casterbury-villaa, Old Kent-road, and sisal filbert-terrace, Bayswater, commission agent, applied t his releam. ?h. Haydon opposed on the ground that there was a . ddei..viption in the petition. The bankrupt had traded as rilip Baker, but had omitted that description in his The bankrupt admitted that he had gone ender two arum, and asked dm Commissioner to amend his petition. The Commissioner said that the bankrupt ain't do that, ad pay the costs of the opposition. He could not be aimed until he described himself properly. Application refused. --.—.-- EZ 11111111101 T.-IMPORTANT APPPLICATION. The baaruptints • publican, of Stepney ; and Mr. Ring, of the firm of Wood and Ring, now applied to the court under these circumstances : Mr. Hubert Wood had filed a petition in August last against the bankrupt, and the estate had realised 40/. As the solicitors presenting the petition they (Messrs. Wood and Ring) would be entitled to b e mid before anybody else, but notwithstanding this, Mr. Aldridge, the so-called crown solicitor, had contrived to get his costa psid first. His Honour—What is the amount of your charges? Mr. Ring—About 171. and 101. paid for fees. We cootend that Mr. Aldridge had no right to have his oasts paid first &ono there was not enough in the estate to satisfy other parole. The cotninisakmer—The question L whether Mr. Aldridge O entitled to these meta. He seema to hare made Mein at, and to hare been paid. 31r. Austen (the usher) explained to the Commissioner tot Mr. Aldridge came in after the first sitting, and was Leedom only e ntitled to oome in after the solicitor to the petition had been paid. The Commissioner—There has been 404 realised by the .fieial snipes, sad I should like to know what has become it. Mr. Aldridge certainly should recoup, and I think lasses. Wood and Ring should obtain from Mr. Cannes, the trial assignee, an amount of the disposal of the money. Ultimately, the further consideration of the matter ream sljourned until to-morrow. RE KLIMA. This was the tint sitting forilisTProof of debts and choios of awitgoesa The bankrupt. Jams Patrick Martin. was described as • ekrk to • benevolent exiety, of Washing toe.phee, Peekbana. The amounts, propand by Mr. S. L. Rabin, show the :abilities to be small in amount, and that the failure is attributed to insufficiency of income. No assignee was chosen, and the next sitting fixed for the 12th of November next. ag —.— TRADER DEBTOR'S imam& _ . . nth wee — a *edit. debtOie - ninctLee — aliaine - t -- ;;;11 - -blown member ot fparliameet, but by consent the matter wee ad• jointed. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before Mr. Payne.) The September general melon of the pesos for the natty of Middle= commenced this morning at the Sm. inaphonse, Cletkeawell-green. . . . The calendar ocataina the names of 56 prisowen for trial, 43 of whom are indicted for felony, 13 for misdemeanor. On the meetioe of the jam Hr. Payne remarked that We jury lists were exceedingly bad, at last half of the mon were above 69 yews of age, and • gnat many offered acme. He hoped that it would Sod its wy . to the Far to enable eneamoniag officers to summon pupae& seder sixty years of age. George Thal/man, who win found guilty last swain of *decently exposing his person to females as • roof of • tour, was brought op for judgment. Mr. Payee (through Mr. Albert, the interpreter, the pri soner being • foreigner), said that the learned conned who lefended him (Mr. Best) bad raised an important point of 'Air in his defence, which could only be decided by the l'oart of Criminal Appeal. He therefore would redeem him in his own recognisance of 254 sod two sureties of 401. each, to appear at the Court of Criminal Appeal at their sitting, whkh would be in November next., Tite planer was the removed. Joh; Wright, %, painter, wu indicted for stealing a wailibazeistaad, the y of Edward Oatesby. He pleaded not ty. (The case woe still going ow whoa oar report left.) THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROITGIUSTRLPET. TVS SAILOR ►ND MI SHAN DITICIT7I. Joics Blears, of l 6 Wsßstteet , Bt James s • discharged =stable of the metropolitan police force, was charged Wore Ns. Tyrwhitt with demanding to see the pass of Lam of Thomas Cumming, an able.bodied seaman, of her Isiesty's Naval Barracks. Sheerness. The complainant, a good specimen of as English silo, , mid—A little after 12 on daturday night I was having supper it a fish shop in Ctow•-strert, when the'priemer said I was a deserter from the Royal Navy, and wanted to Mks me into custody, at the same time stating that he was a detective. The prisoner said he would wait till I had eaten my supper, sad then take me. I told the prisoner to be off, or be would get into trouble, sod asked the prisoner for his torrent ticket if be was • detective. The prisoner then asked to see my leave pass. and I told him that as he bed refused to let me me hie ticket I would not let him see my pus. I then spoke to a constable mad asked him if he knew the prisoner as a detective, and he mid be did sot, and I than pve the prim 'to custody. Mr. Tyrwhitt—You bad a pass, and declined to show it to person of the prisonea's description Complaisant—That was it, air. I felt insulted. Mr. Tyrwhitt—Have you any sritoesses? Complaisant—l had two, civilian-rigged, but I don't me them here now. Jacobs, 182 0. said—l saw s crowd of persons assembled an altercation between the sailor and the prisoner—the Owner accusing the sailor of being a deserter. Oo asking the prisoner what business he bad to take the sailor into rutody, ha said that he was a &astable of the Brox ma itabulary, bat knowing that he bad b een i n th e p o li ce a nd discharged, I took him into custody. Primmais—l beard some toe say the sailor was a deserter from the F r i o so I thought I would keep my eye on hint ril a oomedia4 aria It is a rade of the nary for the men to wear the Abbas on the cap to indicate what ship they belong to, and I asked the prisoner for his. Ido hold at appoiatment in the Preston police, and am going to it to- morrow. The mike need had language, and I thought I was doing a public duty. I was dismissed from the police. Mr. Tyrwhits—Ad you are going to another force Prisoner—Yea. They know it. I was acting on public Pounds. Mr. Tyrwititt—l think quite differsotly. You are • don. torsos and meddlesome fellow. You were dismimsd, and hare succeeded in getting let* another force, and so much the som e for that force. You bare been guilty of an impudent piece of presumption, and you thought you could try it au with the follow because he was a sailor; but I am glad to think that he was your match. lam well aware that sailors are atm got into a scrape by a pack of fellows who prey upon them, sad I bare no doubt you were trying to make a tool of the sailor. You will hare to pay W., and I hope the Preston force will know what sort of a man they bare taken on. WORBH!P.STRET. EMBEZZLMILPIT.-0011FORTA'iLI QUARTZES. Williams titan, 45, a respectably-dressed man,was charged with emhezzliog certain monies. Mr. Edmund Ireland, a brewer. of Bath•plaos, stone, said that primmer had been in his employ °ply a brief period, although he had known him for years. He received a weekly salary, and among other duties he engaged to transact was that of oollectitie small amounts, which it waa noderstood were to be forthwith paid in. This he had sot done, and his recipe had beau falsified; consequestly, a charge of embezzlement was made against him. Devitt, N, stated that when be took prisoner into cus tody and told him that it was for embezzling about 151., he otwarvird. " Well, I don't think it is quite as much as that, but somewhere sear about-1 shall go quietly," at the name time appearing quite as uncosoerned u his words implied him to be. Three care were proved spirt him, bet there were Numerous others ready. He made no defence, and at the conclusion of the depositious, when Mr. Salford, the clerk, remarked that on the first bearing of evidence prisoner redeem urgent application to be allowed bail, he replied, Oh, I don't wish to renew the request—it was not Pasted, and I'm very comfortable where I am, much more Is indeed then I expected—all the mistake about the matter is that when Igo in they leave the key of the door reale instead of bride : Primer was fully committed for trial at the stations. THAMES. Patrick .11P0ovas. en Irish labourer, was brought before Xt. Woo/ eves charged with araulting George Martel, • ameated policeman, on Saturday night The complainant was riding on horseback in the perform rice of kis duty is Bow on Saturday at midnight just after the brae were closed, and eeconotered • lot of truukeo sod disorderly ruffians, rho had just left the yublic , boaseis and beersbops, full of drink arid mischief. They were rarting a disturbanoe—some were fighting, and other; were shouting, hallooing. and swear. I *it Martin requested them to go to their hornet! . 5 d be quiet, and, on their refusal, attempted to die- Pere them, in which he woe enlisted by Lovett, • dismounted I Pohoeconstehle, and a plain cloths. man. The pricer, oti , , was the moat money and savage of the disorderly, struck I one of the coootables on foot, end threw three large stoma at the mounted constable ; two of them struck hie new hdrnet and with such force as to put him to groat Foie and i oroureiesee. The third stove mired hint The prisoner WO, immediately eireired sad given into custody. Mr. Wonlryeh eceteasetod to terms of iudiguation and 14. +4 , ist at the cowardly and Infamous redact of the pt.,- wen, who threw stooge in the dark at a public oilier in Ow exe, utioo of bin duty, sod doing that duty io • firm and temperate manner. It was the act of tin Icemen, &dastardly THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1863. - act. II the head o the oesealed tosetai• bed tut DIM well protected by a helmet the blows might have produced ocenosioa of tie teals sad dostli. ouiteeted tire to six yeas' impricemsced owl bud Wear is the ro l cZ r ol Correctioa. THE SUNDAY HAYMAKING CASK ENFORCEMENT OF THE PENALTIES. An extraordinary scene was witnessed in Leigh on Friday last, sod created mach excitement and indigos- • ties. Mr. Superintendent Orton, the informer and prosecutor of a number of farmers and others for saving • quantity of hay from an impending storm, accompanied by • large body of policemen col lected from the adjacent districts proceeded to execute five warrants of distress on the goods and chattels of the recusanta. The parties selected for punish ment are all smell farmers, who not only characterise the prosecutions as invidious and uncalled for, but ere advised, I on good legal authority, that the convictions are illegal. The convictions are invidious because, at the very same sessions, the very same magistrates had before them six labourers, for getting coal out of the canal on the Sunday, bet dismissed the charge on the ground that the work was one of necessity. We believe that the defendant. are ad vised that the convictions are bad, and the whole of these proceedings are illegal, amongst other reasons, because the section setting forth who shall not work on Sundays does not include farmers in its category, and the act specially excludes works of necessity and charity. Noes of the persons who waisted in getting in the bay. as neighbours, and who were convicted for " aiding and abetting," have been levied upon. The warrants are issued on the goods and chattels of Messrs. Peter Cleworth, John Cleworth, Joseph Cleworth, Robert tlowarth, and Joseph liettenby, and are signed by Richard Coast, E.g. De tachments of officers were sent to the resideners of the five defendant, to " take possession," and Mr. Superioten dent Orton and some of his officers proceeded on their levying mission. Their first visit was to Masers. Cleworths' farm, near the Leigh Timms. Mr. Orton stated that his demand was 21. 6.., being 235. each for penalty and costa, against Messes. Peter and John Cleworth. A valuable cow was taken possession of by the police, and driven away. The polies then proceeded with the bailiff's cart to Mr. Joseph Cleworth 's, in Bradsh•wpte, where they ob tained a sofa for their booty. After safely lodgingthis sped in the Town-hill, they proceeded to the _residence et Joseph Bettersby, ia Beck-lane, Weetleigh, and for mally demanded 11, 3s. The house and premises bore evident signs of most abject poverty, and Battersby's wife promptly informed the officers that they had much more need to Ming them something then take any thing from them. She added, "If I had been the genthman that sent you I would have lost it out of my own pocket before I would have distressed such as us. My husband is as sober and hard-wake( a man as any in the perish, and be was only trying to are our bit of hay, and get us • bit of bread, for we are badly enough off. We have not a blanket on our beds, neither wider nor over, and it is hard if we must be distressed when we have does nothing wrong." Mr. Superintendent Orton with drew his men, informing - Mts. Battershy that they would not remove anything. The police then pro ceeded to Mr. Robert Howarth's house, near Westlemh MilL Mr. Orton produced the distress warrant for the 11. 3s. but the defendant declined to pay. Mr. Orton said —l seise this chest of drawers in the Queen's name. A handsome chest of drawees was then removed by the police. Although a considerable number of people were present at each seizure, the utmost order was preserved by aIL A subscription has been vgorously commenced for the of assisting the defendants in testing the validity o P il=s teavictious.—dfandiester EMlllt intr. WARE mins—(THs DAY.) Two oVion. The operations in the railway market °Patinae upon a restricted scale. Compared with the quo tations current on Friday, the leading lines exhibit little change in value, the only alterations worthy of notice being a rise of per cent in Caledonian, and a fall to the like extent in London and South Western. London and North Western stock is now quoted 101 to 1, ex div. ; Great Western, 66/ to I ; Midland, 126 k to 127, ex div. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1121 to 113 k, ex div. ; Great Eastern, to /, ex div. ; Caledonian, 1211 to 122 ; South Eastern, 031 to 1, ex div.; Great Northern, 123 to 124, ex div. ; and London and South Western, 102/ to 1. The securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada age rather flat. Indian railway stocks are steady. Dutch Rhenish and Great Luxembourg shares are inquired for. War Miss 6•414 N. I iOl p.a. xd lid 11 xd xd ese i I 113 k 14 1011 I MI 2 'A H Q 1 xd 11 pa id 101 1001 Id zd id .... 81i xd id id - zd Id zd Id zd _ OS US ISt 4.110 " Me Lao moo lIIITISR PONOVIIONB. __,_- .---. - - _ -:-=-___,-- 1 ---. 46 , sal rd I unArAn. I clinar" Ito I pAa. 1 NI 0111/21110/141•81.1aavaraa 11 N o 1! 80. 1,00 6 07 0 . 2 80.1110.10.8.550.0. MI 1081 ,_ 16 Di Nur 1 1( NT I Do. 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At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Bente' opened at 69fr. 20c., showing no change. Consols are now quoted 931 to 1, both for money and the 9th inst. For the new account (Oct.) the price is 931 to 94. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Console, for money, 93*, ; ditto, for ac count, 931; Three per Ceuta. Bednoed, 921, *; New Three per Cents., 921, 1 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 141 ; Bank Stock, 240 ; India Stock, 226 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 108/, 3 ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, 1001 ; ditto Bonds, 19s. prem. ; and Exchequer Bills, 21. prem., par. In the foreign stock market to-day there is again a very strong demand for Mexican Bonds, which have experienced a fresh rise of 11 per cent. Greek have also improved 1. Greek Coupons, Russian of 1862, Italian, Turkish of 1858 and 1862, and Coneolidds are likewise firmer. The Venezuelan Loan of 1862 is rather dull. Some of the present quotations are as follows :—Turkish, 1864, 94 to 95 ; ditto, 1858, 691 to 701; ditto, 1862, 701 to 711; ditto Consolidets, 631 to ; Spanish Passive, 341 to 35 ; Greek, 37* to ; Mex ican, 421 to 1 ; and Peruvian, 871 to 881. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Bra- Whin Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 1858, 1880, 941; Buenos Ayres, 921 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 381 ; Danish, 1863, 911 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641 ; Egyptian (first issue), 101/, ex div. ; Greek, for account, 371, 7,1; ditto Coupons, for account, 181 ; Italian, for account, 731; Mexican, for account, 411, 1, j, 1, 21, 2, 1 ; New Granada, 161, 15/ ; Peruvian, 1862, for account, 881, 9 ; Portuguese, 1866, 1857, 1859, 1860, and 1862, for account, 491 ; Russian, 1862, 931, 1, 1 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 341, 5 ; the Committee's Certificates, for account, 13, 1 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 95, 41 ; ditto 1858, for account, 70, ex div. ; ditto 1862, 701 ; ditto, for account, 71, 701, 11 ; ditto 1863, 2 die. ; Venezuela, 1862, for account, 581, 1. Owing to the unfavourable character of the news just received from America, the Confederate Loan is very heavy, at a reduction of 3 per cent, from the last quotation of Friday. International Financial shares are slightly lower, at tpi to 51 prem., and London Financial, at 21 to 21 prem. General Credit and Finance are steady, at 21 to 21 prem. Hudson's Bay and Egyptian Trading exhibit no variation of importance ; the former are now quoted 1 to 1 dis., and the latter 11 to 11 prem. There was a fair demand for money on Saturday, at 3/ to 4 per cent. The applications at the Bank of England were very few, even for a Saturday. The quotation for first rate six months bills is 4 to 41 per cent. Only about 4,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank on Saturday. The China, from New York, has brought 44,000/. in Iconnexion with the recent return from Canada of Mr. Edward Watkin, the President of the Grand Trunk Railway, an expectation appears to have arisen that a report with reference to the Hudson's Bay Company will be issued to the shareholders. It is understood, however, that the directors entertain no intention of the kind at present, time being required to consolidate the new arrange ments of this large undertaking. The advice. received of late respecting the property are under stood to be decidedly favourable, some branches of the Company's business showing very satisfactory results. . The Buxton Hotel Company (Limited) has just been brought forward under respectable auspices, with a capital of 50,0001., in 5,000 shares of 101. each. It is intended to erect a first-claaa hotel at Buxton, in Derbyshire, one of the most favourite places of resort for visitors and tourists in the 'United Kingdom. It is considered that, with increased hotel accommodation, the present large annual influx of visitors would be much increased. The site for the building is near the two railway stations, and comprises about four acres. It is proposed to adopt a reduced tariff for share holders visiting the hotel. The Midland and North Western Railway Companies have recently opened lines into Buxton. The undertaking has the ap probation of the Duke of Devonshire, whose chief steward, Mr. Wilmot, is one of the directors. The prospectus is in circulation of the Tobacco, Cigar, and Snuff Company (Limited). The capital is 100,0001. in 20,000 shares of Si. each. Lord George Paulet, C. 8., has joined the direc tion of the London and South Western Bank. OADINAZY &JUJUS /SD 1120013. ea.fral RAILWAY& • Shim., Wol. u V.a. Basks MIA Moist sod luta oat sod Booboo 1 0 ° 01 !.4-••:?..rf.. uo. B p.s. paldlto Is. Dubai saml.lsyF. 1)67a laabarshasid Mow. Mugs, • IL Wes Men Da • Mock.... Do. Drag Amelia St k. 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Peel iDo.do.peep. 6 DAL Ont • e Sr :di ill} in so 60 141 16 17 66 97 111 118 60 11 18 60 94 Si zd 111* t 14A1 124 xl 112 138 xd do 1,1 xd 03 64 112 t 74 113 43 101 let LIU MI 76 116 '«atold idl Me 111 i» zd attil 121 i zd 1 If pm xd 06 06 x 4 not 101 id it 68 :di =I 8 4 zd Il ne al m 1 t ! 1d ull 81 - el -- 11l In 24 124 126 46 67 100 102 60 a 70 ii :dl 93 1,4, id 70 . 1 .1 ii lii zdi Si Si sa S 7 SS Ii - TO pa 10 7 3 1 a s k i al p 117 U :69 1611 i ill al 441 461 NV 61 106 107 Mein prior. 7 Ta 118 11$ 50 1 I . 2641 U 2 id 111 id U 1 14 luk) 33 36 11l zd 110 sd 106 id 100 M 101 103 91 OS 1.91 106 76 77 TY 79 171 176 106 107 Ib6 ltd 114 116 114 116 1117 140 114 1.6 166 WO WO L 6 II 8 14 10 124 1111 e 4e, Fven Y• iii nil 9tl idi ;i mil - 4.1 lak } Del II U 1 89 94 ad U 87 18i1 *4 SS 84 HI IS I= 114 111 1111 104 ui 114 lie YORILIGN RAILWAYS. .u•rw&n DEATH UNDER SUSPICIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES IN MANCHESTER. The body of a man named Thomas Alloock was found about mid-day, yesterday, under very singular and enegadons circumstances. The deceased was 67 years of age, of vary quiet and regular habits. He had lived aloe* for some time, in a cellar in Bank-street. Lass-street, Great Aticcats-Brest, and at the time of his death was receiving relief. He was men for the last time about half wit seven on Saturday evening, standing at his door. About half-past two yesterday afternoon, his sister, Ellen Bomber, Dean-street, A ncoats, went to the cellar to see him. The dose was partially open. On entering the cellar she found the deceased lying in bed, dead, with five or six circular marks on his forehead, as if the flesh bed been pinched out or cut out with a knife. Informa tion wee gives to the polies, and the assistant to Mr. Barlow, surgeon, was adled in to examine the body. It was mush discoloured about the back and sh3uldens, but the surgeon was unable to discover the cause of death. There was a little blood in the bed from the wounds on the forehead, but there was DOOB about the MG= The furniture, what little there was, was undisturbed, and the clothes did not appear to have been touched. The only articles that could have been nadas weapons were a shovel and a mallet, but neither appear to have been used, sad no sound of say struggle or cit 7 win heard in the house above. No motive can be discovered for the murder, if it be coo The own was hams to be very poor, and he has never been seen to quarrel with anyone. A sixpence was found is a cup board In the well, and a halfpenny in Mechem He is behevri to have been subject to fits, and it is suggested that be might have died in a fit, and that the peculiar wounds no the fore heed may hays been mad* by rats, with which the pleas is infested. Up to 12 o'clock lest night no further discovery had been me&, sad it is probable that nothing more will be elicited till the inquest, which is to be held this morniog.— Mancheater Cialan dies. FORT:STIRS AT TER CHTITAL PALACIL (THIN Dar.)—The annual fete in aid of the Widow and Orphan Food belonging to the South London and Greenwich dis tricts of the Ancient Order of Foresters was held this day at the Cmlii Palace, and was exteosively patronised. There was an absence of that block and crush at the stations common to the " Great Forestal? Dey " in August, but the trains were well filled as test as they could run with safety. A large number also pro ceeded by road. At halt-pest one a " grand procession" wee fanned in the crowds, which, though lacking the sambas taking part in it cool the " great day," still pre anted • very respectable and pleasing sight, evidently gratifying both to thou who took part in it and those who whammed it. At the conclusion of the procession the company dispersed about the grounds and building to take part in the various amusement& and games provided for their entertaiameat. Amongst the special attractions was • dis pla y of the great fountains, the performance of mili tary bands, an archery fete, Ice. The weather during the momig wee fine and clear. A TOWN IN WANT OF WATER. —During the whole summer Belfast bee been suffering front a deficiency I of water, that now amounts to &downright soandty : Belfast is, or rather was, supplied from three reservoirs, in which the water, on the Ist of this mouth, stood at an average of 200 inches below the proper level, and on Thursday evening two of them were completely empty. The supply for menu faetutiog purposes has been stopped and the inhabitants are obliged to be very economical in the use of the limited quantity available for domestic requirement& The results are somewhat alarming. Respectable citizens, noted far neat er"' of attire, are restricted to the bebdoma tat clean shirt that oboe, according to an Irish authority for duelling pur poneaentitied any non to be termed& gentleman. Teetotallers —hut they ore sot munaroue in the north—have been driven to the frightful alternative of quenching their thirst with potations of Bam ; sod nervous old ladies shrink with terror from their panting canine favourites. There is very little prospect of relief. A gentleman named Cirdwood has, indeed, otime to the aid of the authorities like a benevolent river god, and kindly offers to turn the water of his own mill-dam into the town basin for • conei. &ration of 4001. per ammo ; bat be will not be in a position to give say material relief until November, and other mill ownees, who have a secondary claim on the water, threaten legal proceeding' if their supply be interfered with. The position of the Water Comosimionare is far from enviable. Their efforts, chiefly oratorical, to procure an adequate sup ply of the pore element have only resulted in plunging themselves tato hot water, and drawing down on their de voted heads the universal censure of their constituents It is to be hoped that some improvement will have taken place before the arrival of the Chimed fleet, or what will Jack 'shore do for his favourite beverage? TRU RAISING OF HOLBORN VALLEY.—There are two plasm before the public by which the existing evils satin route may be corrected, if sot altogether removed. Ono ie bold, comprehensive, and costly ; it involves the demedi tics of a large amount of property in Holborn, Skinner street, Farringdon.street, King-street, and adjsoent tho roughfares, for the purpose of raising the general level of the roadway. According to this plan, leased of two steep kills, there will be four moderate ioclioes, running earth and south, and east and west. This will be a resolution of brut& and should the gradiests, east and west, be made easy enough for the heavy traffic, that will continue to rue ie those directioes, this plan will be the most thorough that could be devised. Mr. Bunning is the author of this sehecue. The other proposes to throw • viaduct over the valley, towards the north side, thus avoiding au extensive destruction of property, an-I providing a roadway on a dead level from east to west. There will also be, as at present, • level road from north to south, but there will be the great disadvantage of the present inclines out of the valley from Farriogdou-street, he. and the bletropolitao Railway Station to Holborn and Skinner-street. This plan wee advocated, though sot originated, by Mr. Marrable, the late architect to the Metropolitan Board of Works, and it would be the cheaper of the two. We have thus two plans before us emanating from the two great municipal authorities of t his metropolis. The respossibility of carrying nut this India peosable improvemeathas been thrown by purliement upon the corporatioo, and we leave to its wisdom mid experience the selection of the most permanently and prac tically useful scheme. All we desire to inculcate is, that the present is the time for euguieg seriously in its coodderation. The hammer of the destroyer re verberates hourly among the fallen ruins in Smithfield, sod there will mom be a char space for the commencement of the work of restoration. Whilst the corporation is con sidering its design for a new market, and laying out its plan for fresh midways let it amalgamate therewith a design for the raising of Holborn-valley, so that these street works, comically two, but in reality one, may proceed together. The market scheme, at any rate, mount he made complete or satisfactory without the accomplishment of lite other ; it would be therefore the wisest, as in the end it would be the cheapest, police to work out both improve meets in one design.—Cab r eta. 101 103 101 103 OL pricon. I - Si U if pm 44 1 tear Ampro-itaxican Mina . i kUrauc 1111441104.(L nesou'l an ligrintl BMW Waterv: As.. . Pomba: her. lailat. Bra American land 1 8 , . • • Um. I e 'British Iron ICambers Laud ClamulaAgencyAsio.tL ) (Ceylon Company 0.44. Milan., Prat. 7 p.c openesCal•osD.. rntrMaa . De. p Plp. at. Pe . . liet, ICEptianpomAtrre.(L C•wmpt , •: Rm. snA 1 0.Crodla/lard Loa (L 1 It ha. atoms Mamma.. lariat enly. !Umtata: nn. I/ 4 D.", cent. Pre .ffadion Bay Intermit. rl nark. Soo. (L, it.galla I rrigvuuu CAM.' I nn. BOntle 'Joint Stock Ditoonnta Lab..ng To (Limited) Ann. too.rort r i ;Loa. Financial Akio. !lam. 0411 a. U 1411111,. IMutsu Irrign. & Earn 11•41ter. Er. Tal.if.t. NatalLand&Coa.C,o.(l.) Nationat [Ammons 4.0. ifromanacoaletlroull De. Mfg N.Lisland T.akAL(lita itiallal Das II Aaatimarams!. Do. :few— ..... Idea In. Alm 'Ottoman flu !Nil Elver land& hill sad Woo. Maar Do. Nam q=l l4 .14-roo I.ItIL(L. . Elm 111o4lac city Do. do. Royal Man ?Awn ... Ikatilall Asa. limmacc. &African (I lamb AnstrUlau .Sairmarlani Tat Acrlp T. A /mot An0t41..) 7.1. froittEln.Ci.D.Canatt '• • •1 • 16,001 10 'Eon Diammes land. to 10 14. ►dispar ! is — se a sr CI MI 16 Is ne 1116 . lie 118 I'S pm: I II 1102 'O6 ' -- II - ill Ii Zips, 211 . zd: 110 ii - is MINER-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Ci.ocz. The mining market is rather quiet to day, but pnces generally are well main tained. West Chivertou, tad Basset, Kitty St. Agnes, and Clifford Amalgamated shares are firmer, while Nangiles hays declined. Fast Caradon shares are now quoted 28/ to 29, being steady ; East Carn Brea, 8 to 1 : West Chiverton, 32 to 33 : Dmkewalls, 11 to 1/ ; Wheal Beton, 215 to 220; East Basset, 79t080; Kitty SL Agnes, 8004; Chiverton, 7to 1. ; Great Fortune, 29 to 30; Cook's Kitchen, 25 to 26 ; Clifford Amalgamated, xti to 351 ; and Nangiles, 21 to 23. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. Scottish Australian have been dealt in at 1 ; St. John del Rey at 551 ; and Tudanamutana at 3 and 31. BAHNIST FAIIL—On Saturday this fair was re mimed, bat the large sales of stock effected the previous day had considerably dinrieisbed the cattle gelds; desists were firm, and would make no concession to buten. In the Scotch fair several droves of cattle were briskly dis ported of, well•bi id poled Scots end Highland steers making from 151. to 181. The supply of Scotch cattle was less thee last year. Devon, and shorthorn steers realised from 14/. to 18/. Best breed,. of store boasts fetched from 30s. to 2/. • head more this year than at the last fair. For much caws there was a good .le ; some choice bred large Yorkshire cows realised from 2.51. to 271. each. The horse show was large; nest-made Welsh fagot peeks fetched eight to tea guineas. Among the droves of Irish colts many well-bred promising youug horses (unbrolie) fetched from 18 to 20 guineas. Horses for double and single harems. 25 to 40 guineas ; mad young sound carthorses. 30 to 35 guineas. Aged and worn horses, " old *crews," &a., were hawked about the fair anal offered at merely contival figures, but were without buyers. The fair will be reopened to-day, and will conclude with the bor. races. THE WELSH EISTEPOTOD. —Thi% national Welsh gathering was continued end brought to a teeminstioe ow Friday, at Swansea. The general amenities held a meeting in the morning, at which the annual report was agreed to. The financial put of the report showed that a balance d 158/. 3s. 5.1. Towles in the bands of the treasurers alter the peryrneot of all expenses. At eleven o'clock the large pavilion was densely filled, the Bishop of .St. David's presiding. Has lordship received as wide's, Irons the committee of the Eirderidted, to which be replied in a speech of some lettetb, dwelling upon the great benefits which the people of Wales bad derived, and were deriving, from the Eisteddfods. Dr. James then inverted his lord ship with the order of the Druid, after which poetical ad dresses were recited by the bards, wet the adjudication of prizes made known. The day's proceedings were brought W a elate by a speech from the Rev. J. Griffith. In the evening than ems, es usual, a mod concert, and os the fellowiug evening (Satunisy) s concert was given in Sc. pavilion for the benefit of the local choirs. W 1441.4%.Wy s duliarOaen all 'Hohloto.ll%. Tp.a. oil I L J on of I Ayres O. Soutlatruir. all ;Oodiaoc, 111.4.aa1.w 10 Dunaburg Wltepsk:l. HI !lamb Alm .Ish It all 'Madsen et ham* lO6 1119 d. Itasulan ano. ap. a all Groat Lasosiboon 14 a 8 Ihllaa Amalgam ▪ iNsia.f.Llogot t :: . 4l26 tl an .Do.o.arit 241. soy. 1 0 ▪ Nasaarn . all 'N.Ball &Ayres g. Tp. c. lu 116 Do. ea do all Namotlaa husk Peat 1.4 all . 044onao0lostroaA0dlo II all Marla 4yeaa. m 41441 41 in "do sad Outman 4 4I all ' Port ug moo Rolla., Royal all 'Fiche and ...Fronout.il. 18 ▪ and Danobars ▪ .loyal Mahn ' 14 all loyal Ibrodlah all Do. 7 per cool al Sambre sad Moon_ 10t all _ Dd. 66 per coal. SaaPaadoilko.)4.7poro4.; d. all Da do. ' all &MIA& I.4lm.Vosaltsa IS 11.1:01 Yortilsollperoas 16 a. illouthorn of trassa 1 19 8 Morin and &MODS 1 4 d 0.1 4 ell :ww Thadess • Ds.N par soot. Pr. ail Weft.* N. W. al Frane• Re. I ill. Pd I el. prim' 40r90 , 0e St OW sod Moo bills Ivo Ist 144 4699110 St. Loft*. lull IS MI 1,1199.900 Mt. U. Itoolrefo .. lOO GI a 900,9011 99. 1100 O ,0,000 at. Vieoria 5,000 90 i Do. goo 6*?.r ui -I I. 10,110. 10.140001 LAM 6 • 10000001 40.000 1000 10.600 Jay.. 10,0t1 I. Wt. IKON 10.04 e~•~~ 100 an 30 KU BE YT ! llosl ti as ! 1 1 1.4 %1 1 1 - It I ; P 919. " r 48 6° I 42 18 TO poi 10 fl * &I Pi 87 71 1 08 70 178 149 38 SS b *9ll .- z 4 niet al , xd COARGE OP INDISCILITT AINALTLT Aosucsr A MANU FACTURE/L-411 the police-mark Nottingham, oc Friday, four yam. uses% respectably dressed, applied to the magistrate* for a summons against a factory owner in whose employmust they were. One of the young women stated that whilst she wu engaged at her usual work, her employer came behind her, and perpetrated the smelt. The three other young women mount had also been amaulted in • similar manner. They did not wish to prosecute if they could get the wages due to them, but they were deterinised not to return to the establishment again. The magistrates said they could not order the payment of the wager, but if the applicants wished to take out summonses for the indecent assaults, they would be granted. lo reply to Mr. Clayton, one of the young Yeomen stated that the gentleman she complained of wan aged 50 years, and was married, with a family. The summons wag then grantaL —Nottingham Daily Guqrdiaa. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. NARK-LANK-MIDI DAY.) Harvest work centimes. to 'regress eteselY latbf pain of Ragland, ea wall sea Wand aod Bootlead. The amounts ia reference to the yield .1 most descriptions of qnabut more especially al wheat, barley, sad oats, are trotinble. b rap to Bark-lane this mooing, the arrivals of home grown wheat were moderately large, sad the condition ei the produce was excellent. Thole wee much more activity in the deemed for all qualities, and prices, compared with Moodsy lain, Wooed Is. ts b. par quarter. A MariOSO wheat, both red sad white, °hanged bands more freely, at, in moat instances, an improvement in prices of quite Is. per varier. Other description of for wheat were quite u dear as °a Itooday last. Floating cargoes of grain were in improved request, on rather higher terms. Malting barley was held at higher price& Grinding and distilling qualities met a steady sole at very full priors. The malt trade was lino, sod the quotations were well suorted. The supply of oats was tolerably large ; . good and fine goo liras sold steadily at full prices, but inferior parcels were is slow reined at late rates. Bea i ne m irerzuite dear as on Monday last, and peas fully an that day's currency. The supplies on offer were Both English and foreign flout met an improved sale aa rather higher terms. The affivala at floating cargoes off coast have been very large-vin, 111, compnalog 36 wheat, 50 maize, 2 barley, 2 rye, 8 vans* 3 beans. 5 cattail seed, sad 5 linseed. Tin demand for wheat has besets a sluggish sten and pffose bars giveo way 6d. per quarter. At that redaction 25 cargoes bare cheesed bands. GOA& Tanuarog has resheed 365. 9d. to 378. 74d. ; Polish Odom, 36.. to 40e. 6d. ; whits Canada, 36e. 6d. ; amber winter, 39 6 . 6 d. ; saber lowa, 36e. ; amber liichigea, 40a. ; Milwaokie, 37a. thi. per quarter. Mato has declined 6d. per quarter, with a slow sale. Gents has changed bands at 272. 1 4 d. to 27a 3d. ; Ibrail, 265. to 265. 3d. ; Danubian, 26e. 3d. ; Wallaelenk 26a. to 265. ; Odessa, 20e. 9d. to 27e. • Fontana, 213. 44d. ; end Bulgarian, 22e. 9d. per 4801 be. he demand for barley has bees very quiet at late currencies. Danubian may be quoted 23a. per qr. Rye sold slowly at 30e. to 30s. Bd. fee Duane; 30s. 6d. to 31s. for Odom; and 31e. to 31s. 6d. for Taganrog. Beans may be eon- Odered rather cheaper cargo of Egyptiva hoe produced 28e. per quarter. Danubian millet seed is officio* at 295. to 22.. 6d. ; Byrne Dart, 26e. to 275. per 480 tbs. Liaised has =intoned in previous value, but the demand for it hay not been to soy active. Hemmed haw remained unaltered. Cotton seed and cotton seed cakes have changed bands slowly. Linseed cakes have met a dull ARRIVAL OF SLED& -Ladish Tares, 503; rapeseed, 1,036 ,• and sundry, 1,476 qrs. Foreign : Tares, 1,825; hood, 6,`281; rapeseed, 6,953 ; mane, 3,250 ; and sundry, 160 Exiorre.-oBaueds, 1,040 qn. CURSIINT PRICES. Mecum Per qr. Wain. i. Boa; 1C out, rod 1061 40 to 43 Ditto, now 61 to 46 „ Int tt toor o. blteii Mto es Di now 63 to 44 Ncaolk Unooin red len 4l to 43 „ ttKo, new 43 to 46 Malting 29 u Grinding 36 to 34 MAW. Pie ge. OM 66•Ach, n find lO Se 111 aiortt• tap 6l to ff I 16 1.• black Mumps - 9O to a flak so to SI Ilaroow news l7 to 46 Pan Dos; Norfolk, ii:ad fiallolk lO to 011 Kingston and Ware 17 to 1111 Brown an Gra tio W V i tt _ SS to 0 AMY Ohl sod new it to 87 OATS. ltoglisb, feed •,_•_ is to TS „ potato t3 to 27_ WNW. Perlfi: s. a. Marais sad Km's berg 46 to 66 kostoak It Mock lan- 411 to 40 = 40 to 66 Madan, bard $7 30 to to 66 411 , soft AMCACM, rid 6O to 46 whits . Grinding °ladling Malang ons Toss sisde, — peiilie lbs. Household B4 to ak Country Norfolk and Wolk, es ship l7 to SI Per Qr. Oue. Danish sad Bina& 17 MD 111 imam Nate? .... PRA& ~ 24 to 26 , . 10 to 34 36 to 37 31 10 33 Data. brew teed ARRIVALS Or GRAIN. 110.. DJ IVATRK CAZILAGS, SRAM CLUSIVE. 35 to IV 36 to 313 Dims coax. .so to 92 23 to 00 TIM& hooch, per sack .... 97 to 40 American, per brL .. 19 to 21 Csiumllso, . 19 to 72 STD LONDON, BY LAND AND AUGUST 29 20 SEPT. 4, 11.- Wert. Hasisy. 11eek.0646 Pr neer. en. qrs. gee sits. l l = el Yds sem 71 Sugliah . 11367 1076 I les 1: 61 616 716 , . 116 X lforiP ..26;i6 1 Sil7 .... S6lOll toss ,MO lwr eel T 4441.... 71180 , 1;1314 1 1070; 24700, 6463 ,1103 , 1367,16619 LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (runs DAY.) 11.107110 AND INTILWATIONAL TiLSOILLIII.) (ROY oaf. OWN CORIMPONDS37.) The market has been very animated to-day, and prim motion.) to herdic. Sales will probably foot up 15,000 kolas Or more. MINCING LANE.—(THIS DAY.) Smut —The market °outlaws quiet, at Friday's prime, foe both raw and refined. Count is in good request. The sales include 300 bags of Native Ceylon, at 71.. &L to 7.k. ; and 400 bags St. Domuuro, at Ma. COCOA. Some of the parcels recently bought is at public sale have been disposed of ; Grenada, 51s. dd. ; Surinam, file. to 6.35. TN.& —Tin demand is limited. Savrerrag.— 1,000 bags sold, chiefly Bombay ; infraction 40 to 25 at 33a. to 36a. ; port Bengal, refraction 3i, at 375. 6d. cash. Rici.—The market costicues quiet, Wes are confined to 1,000 bap Bengal at Bs. 3d. for miry). Oorrow.—The demaud °outlines active, at firm prices. The sales declared for to-morrow consist of 300 hbda. of West India, 3,300 bans Mauritius, 630 casks, 130 barrels, 900 eases, sad 4,300 bap 'effect; 1,900 packages Amain tot ; 11,000 bap rice ; and sundry drysalterj goods. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The noukat is steady at the following prices :—Town tallow, 41s. 3d. net cash ; Petersburg Y .0. on the spot, 41s. 3d. to 41s. 6d. ; October to December, 421; Member, 42a 6d. ; January to Muck 43e. PARTICULARS 07 TALLOW Stock an hand this day —.mks' Delivery tut week Ditto treat 14 Jane 4164 i 84 Bx 7 6696 1,315 116.6113 SAN to 887 20,039 ed . 16,836 485 (XL ; 19a ud 29a 9d. . 30.. (XL 421116 1.0,7 Mier 1,0) 17,718 41L 4.1.% liTit week Ditto Dem tst Jane rilecY.C.onthespottldedolcwt Ditto Town loot Yriday ----- - Arrival for the week eudtag 1641 September but year. 1944 maks, and delivery, 1.3i7 reeks. The arns..l but week en•.,priset 1,046 casks from Petersburg, AOC from Udessd—total,l,lll9esska METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a smaller supply of beagle, and the average quality is very inferior ; oonsequsutly choicest descriptions are very readily disposed of at rather higher refs. There is Alen • small advance in other kinds. The number of sheep is unustudly small for the tiros of year. 'flails is act very brisk, yet the smalloess of sup ply causes a considerable drapes m prices. Calves are selling about the same as tie Thursday. From Germany sad Holland there are 2,130 beasts. 8,460 sheep, and 211. caly.• ; Ireland, 450 baste; sod 2 ,180 from the North sod Midland Coup' i4O. Ter skin' DS fins. s. 4. • et. Pet stow of 61114. • 41. 4. 4- 26.41 k-ow tiered,. 410 5 0 Beet Dos& 211.042814 u 0 0 • 114.1 eltort-horas 4 6 •10 I Beit Loos-we:101a.... 5 0 IS 2 Second quaL boaci, 3 4 4 0 I Uu. to. Shorn .... 0 0 0 • Calves Pigs B•411.8814ill•r•14 5 '2 t. 4 , Lam' s ....... 4 4 Beml at murisst, ; Sheep and Lambe, 20,300: Calves ; rigs. 461. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(IIIIB DAY.) Morn. Vatteodes and Smith report au increased de mand for the aew growth of tole, of erhidi there is a ao. dente sapih at market. NI al awl Eeat Kettle maim 51. 12.. to ,/.: Weald Keats. • 71 , to 61. ; Sure:, 6t, 51. to 51. 12s. There is a steady trade for yeerlioga, ai latia prices. PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS. ThaaintGnan, Pere 6.—thodoeca was very wiled toclay. without morn change in prices. The only cede reported was In Birmingham Joint ete,k Bank (Limited , , at 27 per Mum. onoun, Barr b.—Three per teak Cawle, for amount, Oak Reptember, ild -Ditto for new amount, nth October. ibt—New Three per Cent. Rock, fel z—Ditto for acecow.t, Bth September. Witt—Ditto for new aceonnt, ltth October, o.4—National Bank or Ireland Wt. paid% 763 —7iittlacal of tiverponi paid It] Crater Ranking Company 1.1. 1M paid '.B pa'. at—Dublin and Belted Junction SW. paid). 101 d.—Great Southern and W e stern 1001. paid', 1001 1 iL Ilbilaud Greet W,wtern Half Shama iLli. paid), t--Great bathers and Weaken', 4 per taint. peril. 100 t. pild l , 106 i a I.—Dublin, Wicklow, and ex turd 6 per cent. perp. Account), 1311 n 4. HARVF.KT THANK94IVINO SlRvtr•r —Laid night (gundAy) a choral PC rv;tte, coaducted by the Rev. C. Itohins, took place at Clare-market Minion Chapel, which was crowded to excess. The chapel was decorated with wheat, r%e, burley. oats. flows's, mosses, ferns, ke , end a wheatsheaf Listened round with blue ribbon over the Attar. The anthem was taken from the dlsth Psalm, semen geed 12 The reverend gentleman afterwards delivered a serums from the llth chapter ot Deuteronomy, 12th verse, special harvest h) mn was also sung by the coogregittin. 1 1, 211 ; " I I l + i~ M PI IF t 2 4.1 i 1• 0.414 SO S 41. l !t I ».. 14$ 4 il - 395 11 1175 -sr.