The Express. — London, England, 1856-09-30 00:00:00

1:11E POLICE COURTS. 11418 DAY. GUILDHALL. lITINSITS DOSSZRT IT ♦ SISTANT. Therese Sievene was charged before Sir H. Muggeridge, with stealing • quantity of furl and other article., the pro' perry of Melees. Decree sad Co, his neaten. Robin rerlissau, a detective officer, said : Yesterday, be tween twelve and one o'clock in the afternoon, I went with Mr. Borne to the prithner's lodgings, No. 1, Northport street, Houton, and in two rooms on the ground Lop I fouled cue squirrel victoria:it, one equine' pair of cuff., a parasol, a silk tie, some epee's of paper, and some cram• moots for fur.. 1 returned to the warehtuse of Sr. Doer's, is Aldermanbury, nod maw the prisoner. I Showed him the preperty produced, and teld him that I had found it at his lodging', and asked him how to acc.imeted for the pow/salon of it. He said he had piarcheeed the boa shout twelve soothe ego, and the cuff.. perasole, nod tie he bought eta retail shop. He said the ornameots be did take, sod alma the sheets of paper. He was then gives into my custody, and I found 1.. 10i. be mosey sod a puree. Mr. filbert Borns, 12, Aldetenanbury, said—The prisoner ka bees in oar employment as aa maistant porter. Ho has been with as five or els years, and has only bran married within the last fortnight. TN re was a can tried hero ow Saturday, acd the officer has found that there has bees a Glom intimacy between the prinaer in that case and the pil low at ter bar, and he as in pneasion of about 301. worth of garde that hoer been lona from ma sad my paragon. • large yummy of gong wers found at the Swan with Two Nicks, Orethua-street. Georgia' Worlaad. 9, Jeronimo-court, St. Juhn-streist, CirtkenwoU, said asy busbaad is to the =ploy of Chaplin sad Horse, of Hardoa.aquero. I parabasod this Russo' produced from elup pr. boat throonsonths ono. liars Ms 2.. 61e for it. The primmer has married my hasbaad's shim 1 &IMF perchmed saything ebie from his. Mr. B orras—l haw. similar roods to this to stock, and loth these produced ars out of the sass panel ; the whole hals prim to 4.. Ild. Ws hors saver sold the prisoaer asp thing from oar es;ablishniest. Rob ti Pietism told—l have not hut time to prosecute iatquir , rs ti ebb ease; bet if a reowacd be grouted. I believe I rbs:t M able to produce evidence to solute% has with a nose szteseivo opus of robbery. Sir Hoary Moopridge said the puuol sight have boa boy ht for dm on of hie wife. Barr—lie bed sae for Ilb albs, sod this one be sold for 2s. ed., sad t►s wholosel• price of it is di. ltd. la ambers. Sir Hoary Moggnidge remanded the prismier, to be Weight up with the mania at dm Bwaa with Two Neck,. CLERILENWELL. CflAllOS 07 CIKLITT. Two lashies►hlydresad miss, who gave the namee of William Voiles arid Beery Banks, the form, being de. scribed os the police-sheet as a literseed victualler, mid*: at the Tarerkehouse, Stamford-hill, and the latter as a groom, In service at Samford-hill, were placed at the bar before Mr. Cords, charged with cruelly ill-treaties sad basting a posy, is Cbursh•street, Stoke Newington. It opposed from the evidence of Sergeoat Caleb Swords, 33 N, that last night about twisty ■daatm to eleven, be was oa they I. Charah-street, Stoke Newingtoe, whits he new the yosoger prisoner driving a pony sad gig is the dincti.in of Hyrh•s:reet. The defeadast Valles was Sift la the eft, standing up, sad beating the pay about the body in the most shameful and cruel manner. Whoa Moat dews, the pony again walked, it beiag quite ezhausted. Both defeadatts ware ander the iallaesee of Baser at tba Una ; and Banks, the younger, was very abash% and seed pry iasoluag language. The iefiaaanivalles said that the hone wu a very stab• tan sae, sad the whip having brakes, Ita mid sot &ay tkat he brat the posy with the stick. The ,posy was sot averunliod ; la fact, ft wu very "fat, ragged, sad lir. Carrie end be did tot think the can of cruelty bad but male oat mildest Ike defoadasn Banks, and be would therefore be discharged. Tbn other &headset wu aged 205., or, is default of payment, tauten days' hard labour. The noway wu Feld. AIIi•CLT ALT • LACING= This day, Thomas Kouriedh a powerfeßy-made man, who described bimeolf as a Lcsourer, was charged with the followlas violent and desperate assault at the Bing's Arms public-bone, Stratton gonad, West:Liana : It appeared, from the evidence, that, bolero. three sad bar o'cleek in the afternoon of yesterday, the prisoner went fate the Kurt's Arms, which is vadat:bad for the proprietor by Mr. Jas. Grafton, who was In bed at the time. Withoat eying a wont, he, prisons'', made ea attempt to draw some Spier from the logics. The sister-holaw of Mr. Graf sea Laterpood, upos which also resolved a videos blow from the prisoner. BM weaned out, liPcw which Mn. Graftoa ram to her aselstaroe. Oa the primmer solos her he gave her a violent blow co her mouth, which nut her lip 0p... The primate Misted yet another blow with his ilat es bar foie, kaiak lag her down. Both females amesmed dreadfully. Mr. Gratin bung alarmed by their sereasis, got up, being doomed only in his shirt. The prisoner, spot sodas klm, Immediately struck hi. with his date. Some nalghboun Some la and aerated Mr. Grottos, and after a most determined resistance prisooor was take, to the rtatioa house. lie had been drinking. Barnett, 116 B, said that whoa he reached the King's Arms, he Lund Mrs. Walton blooding from her mouth, and bar huoband's shirt was covered with blood. ♦ {harps was marls mrsins: the police of nanoormary violezoe totem& the prisoner, whiah Mr. Arnold observed mast be lald tefore the commissioner. Tbe prisoner was mot for one ntontlee Iniprisoantsnt for the assault co the constable, mu fined 61., or, in detanlb two months tot tte mama, and held to bail in 201. to koep the piste fir ma anontba. SOUTHWARK. LifiIIMINTAL TEMP. Michiel Maine, a riugular-looking Individual, was •barged co hie own cont. vice with stealing four half ',owes free the person of Dennis Bryan, is the eell of Serstriedefy polieratation. He was abo charged with sesslisg hill ■ crow•, the property et Mr. Bouts% the leadleed of the Foe and Goose public-home, Berniondeey. Police cosetehle 223 H, said that the primer was baked up et the Hirzsoodoey palls/ natant, as Saturday sight be being drank sod riotous, also with stealing a half-erows pine from Mr. Dottrel. He ass searehed, and all Es had was thit wan Ia the coons of the night Bryan was bought h, elerged with beige drunk seal incapable, sled ▪ wit Vat. dsatr a same cell without bats. see/shed. Os tke fellows, moral• g he was bailed out, when he son liaised Or b•tog Ceased set, but he supposed he lost hie naesey b.f re h. was locked up. Os Moadey monies, when the p• -o en were called out to prossod to the pollee- Siert de pn.o er tame up to witness and said, "I tack 100, from Oat wan who was Itched up with ina on Saturday sight, sad bus it is," at tho sal tiata ?midis' bin tlia Ths prancer is a very Waggish, sesimer said this was the Sled UM* he had bees Licked up in • Wage .ell, sod on the two poi. ost oweiioue he was r >bind of his mosey. H. delight Ma time he would take a *apothems, wad see bow it was don. He knew that dmoken pewees were sot searchod, se it at when Berm tans is the all sad laid Vault slaws, he west up to his sal searched his pockets. la than he lowed ton ghillie'', which he took, sot with the hitllliti7ll el aisiap, but merely as an *apothems. (Leseiter. ) Snail w+s hero called, sad he said thlt he bad tut Wil les is his rekete Alertly before he was looked up. Mr. Ltottr.il acid he knew the prima's, sad as Saturday sight kg tau. int* hie heave while they were ezemiaiai a aosplcuerlo kmir halt-crews. The ;tanner snatched It up and na ea• of the @bop, saying that he would get it 11111sged. Wane* (Wowed hiss, and Sediag he would sot eye up the hslf•sr'we, he gave him into custody. Wales believed that he sou rather creaky. The saariewale said there did aot appear soythiag to show that he lamed, d to steal the mosey; bat still be wee ustlawf”.liy rftwwed of it; eossequatly, he should sew tame Lira to 14 days' laboar at Wasdeworth. THAIUS. ♦ 11011111 ♦ND HIS TWO 1 10111C1141101ll WITH MONT, Mary Lea Mi•cli.ll, aa elderly woman, sad George and Charle t Mart ell, her two rule, youths aged twelve sad foarteen ntpe ciarly, were breaaht before Mr. Yardley, shamed with ' , valiant a Ws* queotity of eatlesy, the pro perty of Mr. J ha Mien, of No. 64, Throe Colt•stroot, Unehbole. It apren►d hose the evidence that the yoengest boy bad been I mrloro for seise time by ?iv Were, wbo is a cutler, IS Saturday eveaings only, and while the boy bad been bible eervice hi had been eostisoslif 20441 1 WM& of linings an forte, end other property. Saspiclon at last was directed towards the boy, who was deleted with Ina* sew catiary os his person, and give' lute custody Mr. Joseph Pisktrisg, a broke.• sad mina dealer, proved that the boy Georgia and 11:1 mother brought bias Ws pawnbroker's depilates, relating to newly mode ltsime sad forks, red asked him to purehau them, aid he did so. The boy, at the same time, asked him to obtain a situation for him. He redeemed oats pascal sostainlng knives sad six forks. The boy said he lived is White Horst court, Stormy. Mr. Mien said the parcel of halves and forks were his property, sad had bees stolen from his shop. He had twin minis; cutlery every Saturday night, linos George Mitchell hod been in his employ. Charles Millman, a powahrokers' assistant, stated that os the 16th instant, he received a parcel of knives end forks from ohs lad, Charles Mitchell, and lest him five shallop upon them. _ _ _ Yr. Mien identified the mooed pared of goods produced as his property, sad a peleacoaetabie Mimi,' stated that the same was not templets and that other paresis of stolen cutlery wen at various pawnbrokers, the prisoners were remanded till Thursday. INAUGURATION AND SWEARING IN OF THE SHERIFIS BEFORE THE BARON OF THE EXCHEQUER-(IMS DAY.) This day, according to an ancient enstem, it being the morrow of fit. Michael the Archangel, the ceremony of presesetatara of the sheriffs elected by the Livery of the City of Ludes to fill the high sad impormat °Moe of Sheriffs of Loudon sad Sheriff of Middlesex, to the Bunt of the Exchequer, for the approval of her Mejesty, took place to the Court of Exchequer, Westminster-ball, which, dsrieg the ceremony, wu crowded with elegantly-dressed ladles, sad unease of respectability, who had essameded in obtalalag the metro of the Wort. Previous to the ceremosy, there wee IMMO little excite rust to the Ci , y, the Sheriffs, Jobs Joseph Mehl, Esq. sad Richard Keats, Eaq obtertaised the Master, Wardle' Court of Anistaate sad Livery et*. Lechers' Company, et w►lah Sir Janes Dike, Bart., M.P., is Master, sad the Murillo both memben of the livery, sad a lugs party of Meads to breakfast at the Lasdos•teeers. At twelve reales/I the Lard Mayor, the Lord Mayer sleet, the &warder, the priselpel memben of the Court of Alder aim the City Chambeelabs, the Remessimmen, Town Clerk, Comptroller, City ththeiter, sad ether aisle fsastlow arias sesesebled at the theildhatl, mad were soca afterwards Math by the Eneriffs, the late Maria, Aldermen Issmaly sad Aldermen Rom, sad the Under- Sheri& Alezeader Curley, Ewa. sad lama As dertos, Esq. The civic body at wee pesseedal la stat e to Westminster Hell preceded by Use &awe, Aye sad etsemere of the city of Losdas sad Ultima% company, bone by the shy bugesma sad stteaded by a military bead, the Livery is their wasp, the late Shuiff, the csmptroller, the City solicitor, the tows clerk, the bridge nester, the Commas fatjasst, the themberlaia, the sheriffs la their state surisgeg, the sods/sheriffs, Ateasader Crossley, Me., sad Jaw Aaderts, Beg. is their eerie" the siderma who hive out pared the {Mir, the Recorder, the Worms who have rend the eheir, So Lard Mayor elm, the Right Hosearable die Lewd Mayor, la his state eerriere. The preemies mood threagh /Largest. Chassid', Bt. Pees Church-yard, League-kW, Bridge ' street, to Beekfriers.bridp, where they nabarked ce beard _ _ _ the City Barr, .ad pecv7seded easidei tbe Mai of gasp hen tie mhos abates. es the River to Westminster bridge. Lathy at tie House of Pedisassat the sivie wart ties walked I. gate M Westseiastsrben, sad is eateries lb. Coast of Issitegaer, took up their positioa within tbe bar suissed to Quota's Ceased, tin nee& steadies is littler side of the Baader, tbs Lad Mayor ad Aldosea esoupytag the vassal epees. The Lord Chief Berea then entered the court sad took hi. soot ea the beach. The itaooaaaa, la pressattag the geatlases who bed bees elected to 211 the ogee of siserifb et the city of Load= sad sheriff of Mlddloses, entered late a brief history of the osamersdal sasses *met Memel . satovisrlee sad in dustry which had Weeded them, sad mid& smelled them to reash their reseal proud pesitios. The awl formal legal preeeediage stills. sad resaediag warrant. of otteraoy to opposr saeolOosstise all nimbi dta, and enema, all writs, kn., wore We sow thomitb, and the &hosiers won to smut. The corszacey of turtle( borate with a bill by the ea* alderman pewit, as sell sad lorries for a plies of laud sidled the Moor, fa the county of Bebop, and mottos sin horse-shoos, sad eosatlag sizty.este !wheals, as suit and service for a piece of lead called the Forge, in Eass-ttreet, St. Clement Dawn, termisated the protieedisp. The Becorder, Is the name of the sheriff., imbed the I teamed twos to the '&m31111E21 banquet, to be gives at the 1 Loudon Tams thb eyeing, and t►e ebb arty* returned to the Guildhall. LATEST SPORTING 11 THIS DAY. MEETING. OF 10 BOYS. Fie .. .. I Copt .. Ora Creature HOPEFUL STAKES. Ayacanora .. I Lamboarn .. 8 ran. EASTERN COUNTIES HANDICAP. Blue Rock . I Poacher .. I 18 ran. NINTH TRIENNIAL BTIOLF.S. Magnin' .. .. .. .. 10 no. A circular grant* oleapageatics to Crimea of. 514,1 for the passage b. Of Sole banes has been issued. The eiteelar states, OM tae IlewieSery of State for War, laving bed wader coulderellea tire iessetios of preatiog ememanshew I. seism was were wet peevided with a free pans ha Mate Mum m tka Nat bum of the army Mt heet, barn Hided Mallow au par Mese acive ef Mt eidinale) is Mow of sea bee d e sa to cover lay loss tutelar' by staff and When M o aa f M i t e r wdileskmwmtestim O rtetarTalibiZipdeir inaea 213th of April last. Nita% reguielleee are peseribid by the circular, la order that die eatesseeydegewleate ray be forwarded in support of claims Gtr euearsesellse. EMIGRATION FROM OltlllairTr-Tlas ambit of emigrants who embarked as aroberg dubs the ant eight swathe of this year, to sail libel* to iamb deification, was 16,890; being 4,614 more thus the earreepeediog period o f Nokias thew, 1,332 means went by way of Hull mid Liverpool, to mettle is Aaierlis; which le net seek above MUM' number of the esalgeash who took that routs is Wee first Meht mouths of 1856. RILFOILIRTORY SCHOOL TOR NORTH LANCA• .wins.—lt will be interesting to oar nodose sad the friss& and puppets,. of the above-named institution to know that the first stone thereof was laid at Bleesdals by Willis. Girton, Etq of Qaussompark, on Teeiday last, the 23rd fast., in the meson of a lert.p essembisge of the inhabitants of the as —Lancaster Gurus. --- ITALIAN OPERAS AT DivaT-iixs.—Encouraged by the seeress which has attended tie *portant ',promos tines la Dublin and the provinces, Mr. Beale has wide attainments with Mr. B. T. Smith for a strived perform sects at Drury-lane Theatre, commencing on the 27ili lobe,. The company will consist of those eminent artistes at present under engagements with Mr. Beale on his siaeial tour, and will include Madame Grisi and Signor Mario, Mons. and Madame Gassier, Madame Amadei. Signor Lethal, Signor Albielei, Signor Rovers, and Hart Formes. Th+operasselected for representation will be of the most popsies in the repertoires of the distinguished singers who are to appear in them, and will comprise Monne, I:Barbieri' di Si otglie, Lucretia Borgia, &e., the caste of ohs:eaten in each cam being the most efficieet that the stage of the Italian Opera could eapply in the height of the season. The band and Writes will be selected from those of Her Ha , jetty's Theatre sod the Royal Italian Opera house, sad the conductor will b• Signor Li Coln, to whose able direction the eztraordinery success of the performaness in Dahlia may he in some measure attributed. From the ingoiries which we alreedy beteg mule for places, and from the affect width the production of Italian opera at inch a period of like year Is likely to crests, it may fairly be inferred that the undertaking will prove a paperer' one. TEE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 80, ISS. SHARE L 1528.-21118 DAY. A further general decline has taken play in the railway share market to-day. Gnat Western, Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and South- Eastern stocks have been especially preeesd for sale. French lines are also falling rapidly. Lombardo., Venetian, Great Luxembourg, Dutch ithenWt, Great Western of Canada, and most other foreign descrip tions are likewise worse. ORDINARY num AND stoma 41 41 I S II IS IS IS II IS 91 14 841 S4l Ii IS go ICS IS IS gi 9 i U 14 1 iam SO II 51 SI 1111 91 a Of 61 114 914 19 61 114 11? 114 V11163i 10 46 70 . 16 N Si I IP IN MN 108 Pr iPr Pr r C 104 1.4 sit Slf 1 oar I — fte I? 4D I. 11 11 Y 10 ST 4 Si iOI MI 11 IN 8 es $ do 11 IS 114 elk MI MI it - 11; Ski 27 171 101 1011 a Sli 1 .1 7 7 /II 47 41 144 II 1 di SO 5971 IS SO .. i I or $ 1 die IS 17 Hi ale IN 114 1g 111 14 II se l S e I 1 4, i ii 7 I IWATS. T le 3 3a Ile II 3 Sips 1 Pa i i as ri I. 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The funds at one period of the morning exhibited a fresh fall of 1 to 1 per ant., and are now quoted 1 to I per cent. lower than at four o'clock yesterday. Consols are marked as low as 911, and are now quoted 911 to 92 for the Bth October, and 91/ to 1 for money. Exchequer Bills have fallen to 7s. to 10s. prem. India Bonds are marked Bs. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 991. Turkish Biz per Cents. have been sold as low as 98 for the 17th October, and are now quoted 98 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. are called 100 to 1. Most other foreign securities are heavy. but inactive. The sales include Dutch Four per Cent• Certifs., at 96 ; Mexican, for the 17th Oct., at 2211 Portuguese Three per Cents. at 421 for the 17th Oct.; Russian Foor-and-a-Ralf per Cents. at 96 and 961; and Spanish Old Three per Cents. for the 17th Oct, at 42. No portion of the 312.6001. in specie brought in by the Persia from New York will remain here. The sum on continental account, it appears, was about 70,3001. Parcels to the amount of 120,0001., emulat ing principally of American eagles, were taken yester day for the Continent. The residue consists chiefly of Mezican dollars. The ship Richard and William has arrived from Sydney, but is not known to have any gold on freight. The dates are old. . IPM B. Highß~er , which is upon the point of leaving Portsmouth for the Eist Indies, takes out 80,0001. in specie for the Cape of Good Hope. The Mulct) has taken out 28,6601. in specie for the Peninsula. The corn market yesterday was firm. At the com menoement of badness an advance of about Is. per ' qaarter was even obtained in some cases for fine , qualities of wheat, bat generally the rates ruled about the same as on Monday last. The arrivals of foreign breedstuffs in London are liberal; but few floating cargoes have arrived off the coast. The directors of the Crystal Palaoe Company an• nonce that "pending the verification of the share 1 register now in progress, the issue of the dividend warrants on the ordinary shares is necessarily ens pended." A sixth call of 61. per share is to be paid on the shares in the Asylum Life Office by the let of , November. Subjoined is* statement (from the London Weekly Railway Share List) showing the particulars of the railway calls falling due in the mouth of October. The amount le moderate. The total called in the first nine months of the present year is 11,094,8331., but the bulk of this is for foreign undertakings, the shame of which an only partially held here : Mamat pm share. Dos MOIL, 1456. Dna Already csu. Data. paid. ofd. t embro. ifareint, 11111m1 Omar sad 1 6 10 0 10,000 40,000 Ornmall, WIWI 10 14 f 0 0 unknown. Da Da. D. lO 9 10 0 do. lai mi parer .IMt 1 6 1640 112 0 do. Daiwa Ito 15 14 2 0 0 36,000 72,000 a Omni Weee6 lasimphorrtgOaa. ... 20 15 10 0 100,000 100,000 Groat indh Washers (LOY) 4p. a. 201... 1 IS 10 0 50,250 68,250 Omit Maim of Oa: nods 164, ....... 3l 14 210 0 unknown. Imam md loath Wolin Now Stook . 1 dagadt 25 tor Gent. =Matra. larkshirrye d Dods kOm p. a. Prat. ... Damplhan Omar 1 1 4 0 0 HMO 200,400 Nam" Marg., mad rim 6 p.a. Pref.. 1836 SO 4 10 0 HAS 43,168 Noon and KII2IIIIIIIIII IWO ♦ 6 Si 0 0 0 18,000 4,500 North Tortola's* sad Mareland HIM sad Lyme Obits. 1 0 00 franca. unknown. The prospectus is issued of the Brighton, Shoreham, and Ste:ping Railway Company, with a capital of 39,0001., in shares of 101. eaeL This company pro poses to apply to parliament next session foe powers to construct a railway from Ntayntop to join e the Brighton line near the Shoreham station. pro poted railway will be about 41 miles in length. It is mentioned that the directors of the Brighton Rail way Company have undertaken, subject to the approval of their shareholders, to lease the proposed line at a fixed anneal rental equivalent to 4 per cent. upon 39,0001. The deposit of U. 10s. per share is to be returned in full in the event of the applica tion to parliament next session proving unsuccessful. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 7th of October for the hire of a ship of from 300 to 400 tons, n.m., to convey convicts and stores from Eng land and Ireland to Bermuda. MONDAY Evinsto. The fall in the stock markets continues unchecked. The closing prices this afternoon were the lowest of the day, and per cent below those of Saturday. The railway share market is relatively firmer than Oafish, but participates in the decline. The g 1 upset of the market implies thorough discouragement ea the part of operators for higher prices, who ore tepidly closing their accounts. Against the Femurs of speculative salli the:steady investments of the pablie are at present of little avail. The con• Bassi panic at Paris, and the general con. *des that the state of French financial Min is thoroughly unsound, contributes materially Is leffeees the depression here. Au advance in the Beek rate of discount to b per cent, on Thursday next ressmisil as certain, and probably has already been ifiliesseated• in the Stock Feelings; but a gloomy tone is ilulered by the apprehensions expressed in some quad= that further steps in the sue direction will ere les; be required, with a view to counteract the &sate of the rapid rise is the value of money abroad. An idea that the pressure in the money market will lead to a supply of stook from banking sources also weighs upon the funds. The demand for money is very active in all quarters, as is natural, considering the expectation of a speedy advance in the rates. Out of doors the current rates of discount are rather above these of the Bank. In the Stank Exchange money was much wanted to-day at 41 to 6 per cent. upon government securities. This moan is partly attributable to the fortnightly INlttioneet in shares and foreign stocks. Osesols, which closed on Saturday at 93} to i he the Bth October, op reed heavily this morning at 4111 to 93, fell to 82a to I, rallied to 921 to 1, and stood at 4 o'clock at 921 exactly. Subsequently the market was rather Batter, at 921 to 1. For money the last price was 921. The quotation for the November mount is called Iper cent. higher than for October —a circumstance which indicates that the market is considered to be fairly 4 with stock " ,from supplied.._-_ arising tn., the late loans. The official btisinews report is as Mows ;—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, litl. 1; ditto. for account, Bth Oct., 93, 92/, 921, 921; India Stook, 229; Three-and•a-Half per Cent. ' Exchequer Bonds, falling payable is 1838, 991. Exchequer Bilk show a further fall of 2a, closing at } 9s. to 12s. prem. Exchequer Bonds remain quoted 99 t. Foreign stooks also retain a downward tendency. Turkish Biz per Cents., which showed considerable steadiness pending the arrangements for the settle ment, have suddenly given way, on a pressure of sales, and closed with much heaviness at the lowest point, notwithstanding the approaching deduction of the half yearly dividend. Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. have also declined, but to a less extent. Russian Five per Cents. have , fallen 1 per cent. again ._-- - Bank of Egypt shares were better to-day, elosimi at 2to 1 dis. Ottoman Bank were last quoted 2 to 2 dia.; National Disoottnt, to prem. ; Londoi Discount, Ito die. ; and General Bank of Switzer to dia. Other joint stock bank shires were dull, but unmarked by any farther fall. General Screw Steam and New Brunswick and Nova Scotia lead shares ware quoted lower, and Peninsular et et ►OO 10 10 10 Pt. et. 4 pm.; Italia Junction Railway., 14 to n Rip and Danaburg Railway, Ito prem. New Brune. wick and Canada Hallway and Land Amhara., par to L m ilwa ra- y ; G di naran tto, B teed chiVe ele l se, 4 0i to di t dial! Metropolitan and Sheerness Railway, 4 to 4 dia. The nominal quotations for some other new pro jects are as follow :—Baropmn and Indian Junction Telegraph Company, dia. to par; Bernard's Patent Machine Boot and Shoe Company, 4 die. to par; Watt Ham Distillery Company,Far to 4 prem. MINP2.-THIS DAY, Two o'CLool. A moderate amount of business is going forward in British mining stocks. Great Wheal Alfred Shares stand at 9 to 10. The Stock Exchange business in foreign Mining Securities is almost at • stand still. The British Iron Company's shares are marked 6!. Subjoined is a list of yesterday's transact'ions in tie Mining Exchange: Alfred Consols, 151, f ; Great Alfred, Bf, 91, 1, f. 9, 10, 1; Great South Tolgus, 10 1 . f ; North Frazee' , 10, f; Par Consols, 21, I; Rosesrarne United , 61, 85, f ; Sortridgo CMIPOiII, 21, /, 11-16 ; South Cern Brea, 11, ; West Bas set, 30, 1, 30, 31 ; Wheal Arthur, 7!, 8; Wheal Edward, 2j, I, ; Wheel Grenville, 2 1 , 1,3, 21, 1; Whoa' Aitty (Lelant) 10, 1 In the Stook Exchange: South Caradon, 295; North Basset, 37; Wheal Marl Ann, 37, 36f ; Par Consols, 21; Great South Tolosa, 10, ; &Midge Consols, 21,1; Great Wheal Alfred, 81, f. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS LIVERPOOL ,CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (BY ILILONWIIO TIL1O1A11.) (FROlt OUN. OWN CORRNSPONDENT.) The attendance of millers and dealers at market this d►y was good, and trade Meowed a better tone. Wheat woe 3d. per bushel, flour 6d. per sack, and Ingian earn is. dearer on the week. Osta, oatmeal, beans, pam, and other articles, ere WlthOut alteration. The weather line. -THIS DAY. thrina.:T7l;market has opened with a steady appear ance, and the public sales are progressing without showing any materiel attention in prices. Refined steady; grocery lamps, 665. to 68s. Corrns.—The public sale of plantation Ceylon is goicg off steadily. Rzcs.-200 begs of low Bengal sold, in publie sale, at 9.. 6.1. to 10c, which scarcely supported last week's prices. SALTPETRI.-000 bags Bengal, refraction 3 to 7i sold at 335. to 345. 6d., which showed an advance of about 61. Bricns.—Pireento *old 411. to 6d. Ginger, Junkies, 61s. to 76e. ; cloves, Penang, 101 d. to lop. Rtm.—Prioes an unaltered, but the demand to very limited. Corrox.—No sake reported, bat the market is firm. In other articles no materiel alteration. TALLOW MARICRT.—THIS DAY. The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 61s. 9d. nett melt; Potent:oar, Y.C. on the spot, 61. e. 6d. to 621.; September, 61s. 64.; October and December, 49.. 6d. HAY MARIERT.-THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davis reports trade heavy. Prices without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 80$.: superior, old, 86s. to Ws.; inferior, 80s. to 80s. rowers, 80s. to 705.; clover, 80s. to 110 s. ; second cat, 80s. to 100 s. ; straw, 28s. to 30s. GaNutaLlHotatemar.—Thiedistinguished officer, who left Tiflis on the 31st eh , for St. Petersburg, issued, on the eve of his departure, the following order of the day: •. Going to the place of des t ination which a superior order communicated by the Mittens? of War has indicated to me, I remit, until the arrival of Prince Bariatineki, the eom ' wand of the army to Prince Bebutoff. It has been reserved to me to serve only a short time with you, warrior' of the Oeuesens. In leaving you, perhaps for ever, I athletes you my thanks for all the re miniscences of our intercouse, which are so dear to me, and which I shall never forget as lug as I live. I have witnessed your success in combats and your patience, a quality inseparable from bravery in the true warrior ; I have beheld also your great seal—all your inalienable property, valiant comrades, so truly de voted to your Cur and your duty. And as to you also, preserve, I bauteth you, a kind souvenir of my efforts and my oars, which have always had for their object to assure the welfare of the service and the amelioration of your posi tion. I have always unddered you as one of the flout or naments and one of the most brilliant hopes of our beloved country. May God crown your ulterior preceediogs with succeee!" SUICIDE AT BIBMIN011•31.—On Tuesday night last Mr. George Whitehead, of Semite, Suffolk, slept at the Hen and Chickens h del at Birmingham, and retired to his bedchamber about midday on Wednesday. Not being seen swath up to Thursday monolog, hir.Sm lie, the proprietor of the hotel, became somewhat apprehensive, and knocked loudly at the door of his apartment. Receiving no response, the room was foreibly entered, and a ghastly sight pre stated itself. In a pool of blood upon the fio .r Mr. Whitehead lay, face downwards, covered with clotted blood, and in his right hand a pistol firmly grasped, with his forefinger resting upon the trigger. It was evident the deceased had committed solf-destruction by discharging the contenta of the pistol into hie mouth. He was quite dead. On searching the pockets of the deceased a pocket book and miens other articles were found. In the book the follow ing entry was made:—" Mr. Smith, landlord,—Have the goodness to forward this melancholy intelligence to Mr. W. Wright, bookbinder, of Steele', Suffolk. He will break it to my dear wife. I scarcely know what I write." On the following leaf was also written My dear wife,—Res you receive this melancholy intelligence I shall be no more. What must have been your anxious hours eines I left my house I I know that you have nothing to support yourself ; only you have been too kind. God Almighty protect and support you, and forgive my worst enemies. Your affec tionate though wretched husband, George White head." A somewhat singular foci in connection with the lamentable affair fe, that the report of the pistol was not heard by any person in the hotel. From evidence given at the inquest, it appears that the deceased, who was in the building trade, had been for the lest six months esteem', nervous, and sometimes appa rently as not knowing what he was about. Three or four of his relatives had been conked for insanity. He loft Stocks without the knowledge of his wife. Deceased was in partnership with his brother, but a dieeolutioa was to take place on the 6th of January next. The circumstance, ens witness thought, might have some influence upon his mind. It appeared that on the morning of the dal the deceased committed middle, be purchased a brace of pistols. The jury returned a verdict of "Insanity." MELANCHOLY CASE.—An inquest wan held at the Gaildball, Doncaster, on Friday evening, before Mr. .7. Litter, coroner, on the body of Elisabeth, wife of William Dotty, a small shopkeeper residing in Doncaster. The poor woman, who was 26 years of ego, had been miming from her home sines the 17th inst., and her body was found in the river Don on Friday morning. It appears that she was sn aked about four months ago, and afterwards tell into a very low state of miad, continually dwelling on religious sub joins. and expressing fears that she shetild not be saved. Her medical attendant, Mr. H. Sykes, reoommended a change of air, and accordingly she was sent to Biagbam, in Notting hamsbire, where her parents reside. She remained there some time, bet grew worse, and was eolneticoes so violent that three periods were required to hold her in bed. Under these circumstances her t,usbsnd, actirg under medical MM.., applied to the governor of tee Bingham work house, and also to the board of guardians there, to put hoe late an asylum. This they refused to do, on the ground that the woman did not belong to that pariah. A similar application was then made to the board of guardians at Doncaster, but they also declined to accede to it, because the woman was non-resident there. The husband, not having the means of placing his wife in a private asylum, bed her brought back to his own houso,whence she wandered all 3$ 117 64 66 ye se 41 1. - 24 II 4. [6 111 LIU Ili 6 ii I 61 Feu 1111 113 Hi 1$ - - Si 1 4 1 4 4 1 1 1:rsi tAll'a lft $ 1 1 110 j MO Its If If Pas PR If if . 7 49 n oot Ot triadta b ub e t rd dediisen o am il ld o ; n tl t : i ioa l te tghhi her Te. wbo mut for eau I g h c ob l ew n e . r n .m a k si Bf h o f h rd d the t o h a i f ne D uo l o :a uahnrksd characterb. and war sr! coron er , animadverted on the conduct of both that body and the slaty to forward the evidence taken at the Inquest to the Poor-saw Board. The jury returned a verdict of " Found drowned," ecoonspanying the same with a mime censure th the neglect the poor woman had experienced at the hands of the two boards. Tho harbour of Algiers is not particularly safe. A French sailor observed, the other day, to a Enslisbotaa, that tbe Mole represented every French government that has existed for the last thirty years. The Bourboos ex tended it a little, the Republic added a little more, the Em peror has now tetsn it in bend. " his," he said, "like a handful of sous; it boars the impress of every g ;vernritent, sad is worth very little after all." Tho name of the Earl of Shaftesbury bah been to •• e Gene , at widely adrittileed es tnit:of the treaties Induttry Life sad Fire Murano. and Wet: Fund Friendly •-•••• " Hie lordatip wrier:—" This hu been dens f3zoirty." . • - altogether without my permission. I hare been obliged to lay down rule Pe ger to brl mg to any joint-stock societies (however excellent they may be), as I am wholly unable to bestow any time or attention on the conduct of them." [Adrertisereent.)--HOLLOWAT'II 0111SMIIIST AND Pfug azoirtmorr RUMEN yea deramas.—Wr. Wm. Allots of the w.idey, Mimosa Mr. Befrahewk.dreggt.t. Bull, that a child of Mop "As had a dreadful stemma on . the9lo. 2 . lkg th.t t h e ..4.4 inrawnssmansw se Ammo MIST Www. mi tiew.i.2 4 ,..... 1...1.•• and Oriental U. higher. how tweerboa seals GM Wei of Or 11 11 is itle id a drawn ..--. --.... —. _ _ Oa misiall• aid mew sessiose sike sess ea. Thia seminal closing quotations for the newly gave lalqiisobozes_st tar diSte daimuc lifs. ir_.ltalahardt aws...m thes. nem. alel timpligli gi"d "...''." as # .2.. llN et limbll 'isreaesre llis r s .... l I t praleala railway. Cr. imbi.ined. 'ill. ' Eastern .=l,..T.Ziai the a ros i rwientis sewesrell awl es str i a l a b N . " T e s i m 7 ft ... maalasellialsVitawa—fasaww.satseismegijora Bengal Railway. 3.18 to 5.18 prem.; ELI ph , rates i.bild eau be, fitlrely d th t io il= en as Artess ionam el ttis oust,, tasen u t, t it. irb w it or h t are d. saig" t elidi =e : mg jill imi alat ia gtr vismaih am... as ises er lbsim.i.a s br i g7 1.". 1,7. 9 rs Valk Ie tol Ipßailway, a 1 . 3 :c I n c o 6 t t t a; s and 0 16 :8 o t e u m n t 1 i h . O E n Cila ß yt ai elwril lw itn4 hipa llwwa r aiy to : a g•lib ly r u demiume n".ll l ; lll4 l .evu—s°° B waTi ar r . s uana. ; bl A. 11411146.141.494"ad.""suPtatcmd°14; A. 6.29/61 17; ~~ i~