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

iia POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) OVILDHALL. who reload his WM mid address, wee brought ', w ee with being found la St. Sepulchre's church, and meta led lewdt them, so was supposed, for the leal Yaw At om, At om, said—About Ulf-peat de o'clock last lig n ed the earth door of St. Sepukhree church , 7 m the lit tensile r o r el: r d * to . c P ore w, r. ;, he wed, the Almighty bad sent him there. el•Twe Mee he rams down and got °a the steps • ride of the &arch, and commenced reading ▪ tae the puler book. He then went to the eolith tommMtr, when I mew some white artiOcial mere. d they brimmed to him, end he said they r i g wised if I knew fur whom he had masts ed not, and he then told me he had made :a r o pat whore ef Babylon, upon which I told him ao Om* crud did sot wet him there. I then :obi lOW * ran him mgt of the church. • UNI4F-V1 hat did you want In the church, r• owee manly an enuselation or religious feel m spa ow at times ; sad, on this occueion, 0u tam* opos, • religions enunciation canoe I aid lea. The charge five. lends—What is the priseeer's name? game-lie hes given the name of William Barter since otbaM 11,401•11111 is the prisoner's occupation? Mi11.•4 ten on artificial Sower conker, and mud, thin lopenks I kit ca ll ed upon to enter the lire yfrood mu ad I did so. har Lande—What do you mien by a religious OA" pum--1 as •Moct to three religiose (collage gem kiN/*l.llld selkis ("WM 1 was educed by seeing the wegg i re in is pray and to math a arenas. 0 .-/Hrse part of the prayer beak did the pielleeNd hest hisomp-1 arm goo, or. A por4lpik all &a Imolod M rhos wee{ Mod *rm. lot *But tr a = l" .. ly to the 60th chapter of Isaiah A A g o Atheism, mei load—" Behold, the Lord will help ~,ma ills *U M& coMnuo me fir Mr Imio—Wlit do you work for ? himr-1 ewer 'Mod for Mr. Hareem and other owl I *I wok to go to yeekteley, but the tell- Wham Mob am spa as going to work— * hie loro--Tboo ma In a very dangerous &OM If yea re Nalia to Soto oalk Nomo—lbol I vi posim you I will sot do it again if m ell Ms doe. wporimio—Dot ouoto to ad opts loopoloo, mesh wipololhol MO= my keg pm Y eumit Emir. tglot he um oumodoil oar pow-opsum tult kholgtila Wise Moo mon* times diamond mit *Ai fliki..ef Ow &mi. *Mu IMls-1 it. pow-spener at once. uogoo-opew immtbily attended, but was unable to ewer was there. No Lob -Mora often have pintas there preach esegragations es; Dot this, la a am very tike the sees gomody monk Mr elf la tie gallery site Mint incise, mg he low deli tow that he wanted Ardim:_be woo woo always dhappointed. I late wan sow, air, which I will go to if you - k iMri rat kiek—Are the ortb re for artificial flowers, or rwr l e—it &warn dr. I went into the elm& daring bob Yob hot lON E( so owe therel went to the com mies MY awl MO iron sod said a prayer, and Ora I or Ye Se pig& eol eang bysta or two. lb ?Or Liwrie—Witlont a wespeption pier-1 dill net Wit at that, thew &Nis Leerte—Well. yen may p with the officer, who diger,. bane; bat, If he hods anything wrong Omni pkbe A kW pa leek. Irtimr—Tkait yes, Or. BOW-STREIT. elernoti . !AIMS, 11101171TD1. area semi Robert Magi, wit 17, wee aberred oft now awl cigars fru= the Ow parlour at the 8w• el Ifitabbewl pabbe.boose, ettlimieg the Haitian Gar. bummed that thalandkutleir the bown, Mr. Svly, hod dee Weber taw b. week*, • sheet Um hart, oat o sheer =Me hog wow op from litemard, shakos sad =A Is bb Arks% easilele• Mr. Setly not ably polite apployient, bud ream hl.eemplately. Ewr as he to - bees to the Maw, however, there bed bees mint vollorlee gong es. lfsay wee milted from the ▪ Mu 4.. Mu other attielee seyeketeeety The and wee& was kept open the pelmer, dil art w deleileit la soy Montoya ettewyta. the whine* et tee et the at t. 11•11 slims woe elthlw4 with It detiell Whet. . . . . — Pellesuenelthie Halm., of the IF Heiden, depend that Y mas ent be rank the proseetheee prethima He went in.ler nigbi, end genial In the bens between it. soma thin therried Is a pies erbeee be could gra bar-pnefewe urea Ifteethlybothen myth the pri meval* up is the rear deer moth It had ham lathed I. own** heft the Mid., med the hay hit In the leak— s reams Int ntheekon notion of bearing salting Wry. TY lay look from kb pea* a pet of worm, end agglylng them to tbei Oen of the acetheible frith the ethile. etherried in thenlng it nand seed nthealng thr dear. He meth We the mesa eel tbe& ear a hat tin& menened. tenth( the imam. lily ether Ma Witmer. gaming out of big Wangler% OM up to the yebener, lobe " hallos! whet sto yen Meg ion r Wilms 'egad. " What are you doing ber& br tbat is what lam h en s - b Imo. ?" The prisoner •I me yen are a pellemth I suppose. If so 1 ern done le. hard last With tint I should be caught. lee nry ews fault." 11. HIM p... binseelf into moody, seem ached mosey and cern being found in hie pockets. Ha theirl ler. eary y unfenced the primmer to it.. months' Impel enment. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ‘llOl 70_1.401,•Tli!TrILIN. . .. 71•••••leh, • some fellow mil sera to the palm to en'' yea meek,' was brought beam Hr. twits, amyl mbar the fMearing eisemsbomo: Cole, 717 A, waled t aa tbe paean eight, Moat admit eight o'clock. he wen m awry b Liderelseel, Were. Mepare, fa plain Maria when hie Mattloa eancied to the privateer sad two other sem who was *Log about is • very suspicious mew. [swig Om to he eincirioun characters, be welded thew. The =ll:thee ha Ilia e mpeniona end m.p meatte :fa Weed e doer, but without effect. Primmer proceeded to mast Who horse is tie sum wrest. the doers cf which he else Wed, bet with the lihe oareens. Thu plesoie dew het the strum, and wirers es mat sad nombed the dorm and found themre= ▪ aillernedo traced the prisoner into Gereardmmet, end ale bin ye le N.. 36, sod epee the door aad enter Or =. Wilma ma oases the sheet, when the primer elm& Witt et him arse wt, semi wad be MA male a skidoo ; waded • Kr. lake, at Nw 31. atatboe up M Wee& views, WY bin Y be had mile welt • Wa le& be Ind re bath= is ewes the door with • Wes My. The pima doted thus he bed dose ao. and thee threw sway something like • key red ran off. Wallas askomently picked up the &mak key pincluowd, shirk he Soma meld open the dam of No. 36. The pri mer me dor* after taken into mealy. Tke pMaa demiel the Merge, li. liaties sold IS woo foromehr the prisoner wa• do lma so elm ea disre mad ha se Mae of his istentions. ne palls mid ww be too onetiosa d their preying sow *Mr me swig ea. Tin Friavase woe thea cowwitted to the House of Corne lis he them ewes with herd labour, CLERZINWELL All./1011> lITTUFfiyo rulooo ♦ MOTMOL As 'WAN •t±riiiidiresesiyang --- was =l:l7the bar Kr. Con*, ea remand, Amp! with =af to poison bar mother Xi. Lisa by ad to her a quality at leasismum. P Swim, lM the rthisnos of d the moral whims= which hes ai led, "pored in this journal it win be recollected that • be days before the prftwase was emu MN ear 14? hen mother mot bar be ammo rum =A heir doe Pair yapper. The prisoner mired the ram with semi water and mw It to her mother, who shod, oar porteldier Atha Moan As taken very ill, and vwmbd seedy the wilds ▪ M the Ana time AAA • bombs snmatien in the direst. I. be days Amami the boasted list she hti ;wetland two pemvwrth of poiowwdbadadmlnishord it to her ream, ea that wee ma amemtb she wadi Ow her saber door. Vpos tide pollee eionstAie Glover, 117 X, mescal:lid he, sad when the prisoner was gives into hi newly the admitted the agree nave. Lug week when is via helm Mr. Carrie she trotted the matter very lightly, Ind the magiehrate Is remaading bee .a eared • hops that the numb at the prime chaplain would be of service lobar. Oa the preemie 001111.011 the preeeeutrix did am attend, but the diammour et the primmar eras very moth altered. One of the Awe of the peissner sew Mapped fawn* sad mid that the hared her datse bad bean dealt very belly with. sad that what she ha mid was merely mat el 'babe or bravado Iths was eseteds that ber its.. bed me brews to MAN her mother er say OM else, ofd the ths hewn ithenment she bad unclargcoe wouM be • lemon to her fur Kr. Coals—Then you think ft was • mere idle threat P Ilimr—Yea, sad I really benne that she has sever pur chased say leadsmen in her life. Kr. Cowrie mid the certainly was no proof that the whir had bed laodanum given to her, as so games was wilad la at the time; and, for aught be knew to the eon- WIT, what she was Alt of might have been the ram and Wit. Re hoped It was really as the Amer had said, that it era mere ids thrust, and In discharging her he warred he to be austious how she acted for the Ranee. The he priamet wag then diveharged an left the court with ill M, SOUTHWARK. TltAtt* VPOI/ PrPLICANII, k.. „ .. FrAim Ohio, warehouses's& to Ibears. Powell end 111;ipublicans' b-itle amd glare manufacturer'', Pbcen sThrlstol, and Patlell-street. Icsur.wf., ." bu . rn Barolasaa, as • warrest, by Fenaom, 227 t , THE EXPIitiESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMMI), ,9, 1857. charged with defrauding several rebates* out of mimes mem of messy, eackw very systematic eiramatteaces. Prom the evidence, which eras of • very complicated Were, It appeared that the prisoner bed been for some time warehouseman to the prosecutors at their place in Endell streM, and that be bad at Mime to collect orders and send the by the camas. with the Invokes, which be made out Mr. Powell. brother was • manager of the Landon business, and latterly he mcertained that the prisoner had been charging a much higher price fir the goods supplied to customers than allowed by the firm, and converting the surplus to his own use. Such • &yawn appeared to have been carried on for a long time unknown to the firm, and to punish the delitqaent and put • atop to these frauds the present prometheas ware taken. Mr. Thomas Utley, the landlord of the World's End wine malts, Newhigton-aaineway, said he bad known the pri7 soma sometime ea warehouseman to the promisors, and had bed be the habit of giving him orders. At the latter end • Ink he ordered of him o large quantity of stone bottles of various aim.., among which were 71 gamete. The practise charged him U. W. a (11.0d11 for the baler, which being an adman, on the regular prim he qamtioned him about it, mad in reply he said it was all right ea the goods weft dearer. He accordingly paid him the money, believing such to be the fact. . hl7.iruelove Utley, landlord of the Bedford ilea, in the Doß•rod, said be paid the prisoner 46. ed. ice Irma dowse of quarts. . . Mr. Porridl, the London said the regular prim area M. 9d, mad thee mesa the pirr had aecounud tar. There being several other charges to be investigated, Mr. Burch= remanded the prisoner wail Monday neat, bat consisted to take bail. - LAMBETH. OY.•W3 OP /MAUD. A person of Halo ,srho gave the name of Henry Hal and variegated himself as a gentleman, raiding at No. 10, Dia Lion-lane. Hammersmith, wee paced at the bar before Kr. Seeker, on a charge of obtains ing the rata of 21. 10a. by Wee ramie. Yr. 'mob Deed, • ' gentlemen, raiding at 91, Bridgman& lambera, deposed that be beams acquainted with ths person if the Frew by We aught( to his house, about leillesor he liege the Poe4.lllm, and aim by Ida le=home ragidaved these. Aber the 21st of 1 the irlsiew reined Lbw bard to cosh • deer he V. lit, Om by Mr. James Robin son, en the ram Beth; aed the drawer, according ee bit representations, being • friend of his and a respectable men, be gave him V. 10s. far it. He (Mr. Dodd) map =Hy presented it at the Union Bank, and was told that were no effects, nor wee Mani such • per ms an the alleged drawer known there. He had not aim the planer from that time until the arming before, when he wee in the neighbourhood, and wee ran into emtody. Police amiable William Melina, 126 L, said that an the eveshabefore while on doty in the York-road the prisoner was tied out to him by the am of Mse r. Dudd, a person who obtained 21. 10a. from his father by Wee pretwars, end he gave him into roatody. The prisoner on hearing the timer rid '• It is a mere farce and I wish to see Dr. Dodd". Oa smirching the prieoner he found on him another cheque, Ow V. de.. . . Tie: ii iiiisoner, in reply to the charge, said he was a gentler amat independent property, and the cheque he had even to Mr. Dodd he had rereived from Mr. Haywood, a gentle am at Wandsworth, and understood fro, writ gentleman it wee the cheque of Mr. Robinautis brother. The aseond cheque he sa id did not belong to him. Mr. Seeker remanded him until Friday, and refused to accept bad for his appearance. EXPLOSION AND LOSS OP LIFE AT NINE 1 ELMS. et. Yesterday morning, Mr. W. Carter, coroner for ii,. East Surrey, mooned and concluded en inquiry, at the Nine i Elms Tavern, Nine Biros, relative to the death of John e• Lowe, Nod 19, who was killed at Ile Peahen's saw mills, ex sine Klima-led by the explonon of a bear of which he hd 0 the charge. The inquiry had been adjourned for the den- ~..I. dance of another lad, who was also dreadfully Injured, but a z certificate was read frogs the hone surged of Westminster ft, Hospital et the ecanneaceonnt of the proceedings yesterday, IL setting forth that it would be highly dangerous at present to le remove the unfortunate lad from that institution. On the SI Oen occasion the oadeoes showed that the asloion took ,N,!. place on the ?2nd alt., and wee of e.r a violent ; character that it fund down a add trick well op facing the Thames, end propelled the body of the N demand upwards of 10 yards into the rine, and it wss not N recanted until the following morning, when ft was disco- !- vend by • boy only 13 years of age, who On into the water ; to @duo it. The body an naked whim knight on shoes, ge with the martins of one leg of the trousers, the shirt wan hi by the deemed at the time of the explosion having been dn. le coveted twisted mad and round the rail of a steamer moored I of the Mk The haler half was rent from end to and, a sad the deer sad dee ken hawked away. Oa the iagetry Wag reward yesterday, Mr. A. R. Paid t 1 attended to weak : u t e ri easalaa ths r . Lor e r. Pearson, and Mr. Maass, ter the The 641011011 was of a very voluminous character, but the facts antrielly as fallen The engin was one of high Nu- II sure, end was pond at 11011 a. to the square inch. although it was only being worked at 451bs. the square inch, 14 - the maid lading bed evidently reseed by a deficiestcy et. of water he the boiler. The water was supplied from a well °T the It of ,1 1 ,=; b.,' lie . rtitegw" cleaned ved after o tre ° ;l l p?o s - 31 ion, it was Ind he be so corroded as to impede the water St. hem saarring the Maw. Tbere was a Scat attached to the $ halm to Mace the waratity of water, as ales esteem gauge N and sehty wawa Mr. Cater, shad WIN mbar, of the Grove, Southwark, N gawk se Ids opiaiehtbot the ashiskes of the plge to scams M in a petal shell ha laws boat emplebed ce foresees. The jay, Maw emeeltell he sheet hal eh hour, re- I N tamed a sadist te ths abet that the demised was awl- . 6 deetelly killedomeameig et the am tires that ths k boner sad Ogee ateshat ahead be seen trameatly looked to. N LYSTITUTIOYAL ASSOCIATIO.V or LAACA. SHARD LDS7M-211113 DAY. lIT 104 ad 4 it 1 4 1 " / I IS IN IN 1 4 3 1 0 10 1 1 AO II a 10 1114 14 SI 14 9 1 1 0 11 9 / • Si - ES IS N I II OS ai II N al OS Ili U IS M i i WI w► . U. ilia i 4 4 i ef 34 VW *1 14 14 Ite ISO W! /I 19 zd 9 et 4)lu a 1 Ng Me 41 4d es SI 111 31 0 86 0 IN .1 el so sr ite m 1.. lit se n U ss Pi Pi Pr f if!!!.. ITIS iii ICI 114 104 ll' IT 10 2 4 1 1 I I sr ass 3. & i I .• SO I PE It% sd If I/ et. Is le sk II id U 6P' Toi 141 IR kft 4$ 44 486 I ta did ro r :P • , Irn 71 • 1 pursuit= mama; a. I rci u 5..,.. 116 114001111144144 4 pat.& 106 Om ani = ‘ 41,14464 II De. 6 p.m IM all tftaLltatb,D Minato. 1.A4044.11, p.S. :I De. t e " tit 411 Ds. Rm. 6v. OW. 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Consols are steady at 904 to 4, for money, and 90 15-16 to 91 1-16, or exactly 91, for the 34th October. The New Three per Cents. (shut) are marked 901; Exchequer Bills, se. dia. to par ; and Exchequer Bonds, 984 to 1. Turkish Biz per Cents. are in demand, and have again improved 4 per cent., being now giro red 934 to 1. Other foreign stocks are very quiet. The sales are limited to Brazilian Old Five per Cents., at 1024; Brazilian Five per Ceuta., 1843, at 99 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, at 451 : and Peruvian Three per Cents. for account (16th Sept.), at 554. The wind is now favourable for the vessels overdue from Australia. Some considerable shipments of gold are an nounced. The steamer Teviot, which will leave Southampton for the Brazils to-day, will take out 108,336!. in specie, all in gold, with the excep tion of 4001. ,in silver. The gold, which consists of sovereigns, has been withdrawn from the Bank of England, and is understood to be intended for the , Bank of Rio Janeiro. The steamer Euxine has also taken out 34,2521. in specie for Cadiz. Of the 90,0001. in specie brought by the Canada, from the United States, the bulk wax on continental account. The amount which reached London yes terday has yet to be disposed of. It is at present thought that the shipments of sil ver to the East by the steamer Ripon on the 20th inst. will exceed those by the last packet, but the extent of the remittances will depend u ndian pon the nature of the &deices by the expected- I mail. The present quotation for bar silver is ss. 144., per oz. standard; and it is believed that this price will be realised for the remittance ex the steamer La Plata. The demand for Mexican dollars is at present comparatively limited and it is doubtful I whether the supplies per IA Plata will be sold at the high quotations realised for the remittance by the previous packet. The Clarence has brought about 26,0001. worth of silver from Antwerp. The amount of bar silver brought by her Majesty's ship Trincomalee, the arrival of which from the Pacific was reported last week, is about 6,0001. The foreign exchanges yesterday were firm at last Friday s rates. The current quotations are shown below, via.: Amsterdam, three menthe 11.19 to 4 ; ditto, short, 11.16 to 17; Rotterdam, three months, 11.19 to* • Ant werp and Brunie three months, 25.35 to 71 • Rainbil_ilf, three months, 13.8 to ; Pm* skit. 23.171 to 25 • ditto, three months, 26.60 toMaresilles, three months, 23.60 to 6; Frankfort-ce-the-Mitim, three montLa, 1191 to I; Petersburg, three months, 361 to 1; Vienna, three months, 10.31 to 3 ; Trieste, three months, 10.32 to 4 Naples, three months, 421 to 4; Genoa, three months, 26.671 to 721 , Leghorn, three mouths, 28.824 to 71; Plall1:110. three months, 1271 to 4 ; Memins, three months, 1271 to 8; ?Wed, three months, 481 to 49; Cadiz, tree month., 494 to I; Oporto three months, 621 to 3 ; Lisbon. three months, 624 t 0 4 The East India Company vesterday issued, for the information of holders of the . l3engal Four per Cent. Loan who may be resident in England, a notifica tion similar to that recently published in Calcutta, according to which subscriptions to the open Five per Cent. Loan will be received half in cash and half in 4 per cent. paper at par. It is said that the screw steamer Great Britain, belonging to Messrs. Gibbs, Bright, and Co., of Liverpool, has been tendered to the East India Com pany for the conveyance of troops. The Admiralty have accepted the ship Margaret Thompson to convey stores to the Bahamas. The Royal Swedish Railway Company are in re ceipt of advisee, dated Orebro, the let inst., from one of the directors, who is now on a visit to the scene of the company's operations. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in the Stock Exchange List of last evening : Isearence Shares ;—Atlas, 161 1 L , A b lii ll on, 96; Alliance, British and FoO 181, ; ditto 414, 426 ; British Commercial, 6 ; Comty, 901 Eagle, 1, f • Glote, 89, 881 ; Guardian, 491 ; Indemnity Marine, 135're dlr. and beaus ; London, 33 ; Marine, 75 ; Pelican, 50 ; Rock Life, 71 ; Union, 300. Meal Shares :—Ashton red Oldham, 140 ; Birmingham, 90 ez div. ; Coventry, 190, 195 ; Grand Junction. 50 ; ditto, Onarentted Sim per Cent., 12 ; Rennet and Avon, 61; Leeds and Liverpool, 490 • Leicester and Northampton, 13 • Macclesfield, 51 ; Oxford, 106 ; Rochdale, 80 ; Regent's, 16; Stourbridge. 310, Severn and Wye, 25; Warwick and Napkin, 10 ; Worcester and Birmingham, 161. Gas and Coke Companies:—Brighton, 141 ex div. ; City of London, 95; Great Central, 111 ; Imperial, 771 div. ,• ditto, New, 22 ex div. • London Parliamentary Preference, 26 ; Surrey Consume r, 104 ; United General, 204, Ettal Westminster Chartered, 614; ditto, Western A, 71; Western B, 44. Waterworks Stocks :—Berlin, 51, 5, 51 ; ditto, New (issued e 61. die.), 21 , East London, 104; ditto, 5 per cent. preference, 26; Grand Junction, new, 29; Lambeth, 95; West Middlesex. 99. Bridge .—Hungerford, 61. TOISDAT EVENLNO, The funds daring the greater part of the day showed heaviness, the reduction at one period amounting to about 3 per cent. Between three and four o'clock there was a sudden improvement, and the quotations current at the latter hour were a shade better than those of yesterday ; but after the close of the Stock Exchange the appearance of the market was again lees confident. The sensitiveness of the market is illustrated in the fact that some moderate purchases effected towards the close of business led at once to a report that the buyers were in possession of news from India. We believe that no intelligence whatever has come to hand up to this afternoon ; and, probably, the arrangements connected with the declaration of the " options " in Consols contributed in great measure to the rally. So much hinges upon the progress of affairs in India that specula tion is for the moment completely stagnant in the Stock Exchange. The present quotations of the funds arc considered much too low to invite opera tions for a fall, especially as any considerable decline would certainly bring the public forward as inves tors. On the other band, speculation for the rise is checked by the knowledge that the outstanding transactions in that direction are very heavy, and by the magnitude of the charge exacted at each succes sive settlement. The rate of " continuation" on Con sols to-day remained nominally at 7-16 to per cent.; but 6to 5 per cent. per annum may be considered the close terms, the tendency being, if anything, a shade easier, now that the bulk of the transactions have been "carried over" to the next settlement. English railway shares were heavy in the morn ing, but afterwards experienced a partial recovery. French shares exhibit great depression. It is re marked that the stock markets here are to a certain extent prejudiced by the gloomy character of the financial advices from Paris and New York. In the discount market there is still a steady de mand fire money, at 6# per cent for good paper. The supply of money in the open market is cur tailed in proportion to the influx of revenue pay ments into the Bank, which at this season are heavy. Until these funds arc released by the payment of the October dividends, a good demand at the Bank is naturally to be expected. Consols, which closed yesterday at 90 3 for money and to-morrow's settlement, varied to-day between ski and 901, " buyers," the latter being the quotation current at 4 o'clock. For the 14th Oct. the variations were from 901, " sellers," to 91, " buyers," the higher figure being maintained at the close of the Stock Exchange. After the recognised hours, however, stock was offered at NI, for money, and 91 for the new account. The official business re port is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 901 ; ditto, for account (9th Sept.), 901, 903. Three per Cent. Reduced (shut), 90k. New Three per Cents., 901, 91. Three-and-a-Ralf pet Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1869,98 i. SHIRE AND CHESHIRL The annual miseddi it the beetitatined Asseeia ties of kiwi", sad Medratee Beithattien. la Lancashire el and Cheshire was Oil year ins. Thu beim tweeting, for ibis adoption of tho repsot old eked= of edam was held In she shereses, Wry hell el ths Atheneum. m Joe* Pea, is the Ws" peeddid, rid there wee • tan aklandasna al Yawners fraw various inatitationo in the * tes. weinbes. Is dr wears the awl certifwelee which had tees re. swashil hy dr ares wen delivered to the sneemolini enemblaik Is the Isere thesere, so the Mechanic ~, ties, .etweet. Lad occupied the chair, and "I' swam thaws en the pkelen. were Sir lIVOADDII Heywood, ti WA., J. Chietheis,bLP.,Willias Brown, Eno., P&P., Jamb Clunk Ban, It;? wed Messrs. T. Grundy (Bury), Oi Alderman Heywood, TiGNIDI Knox (Edinburgh)" Dr. W. B. Hodgson, D. Chadwick T. Hilton, D. Moms, J. Manchester, i.e. DUI Lord Bear or on, on entering with his hes; Sir Benjamin Heywood, was received with most enthusiastic welcome, the asionshlago rising end claming lustily the veteran bland of popular , education, one of the LaMar* and fathers of tor and inititutions. The annual report was read by Mr. DAVID MOIRA% 16 after which the prom end certificates wen delivered li by the noble chairman to the surceadal candidates. These Elt numbered sit her sixty..., of whom about sixty wets N. print. The higheot prim was 51., for the ropy mentioned in the roport, Find the other. were oospecticoly of 21. and N g U. The corneaee were neatly lithomplad in cobras, we oa wachnont, end eylinAneal owes were W which to preserve then, of thee t• I WllOlll I . QII &CONS ...did, four were young women. One of Wow (the wife of • ',Mier in the Cnmaii) hod learned to write In elm IL months, et the Pondleton Mechanic. Institution, in order to go correspond with her husband, and the Whore bet been very le regular Is their attendance at claws in other inirtitnticem tie Many of the youths were only fourteen and fifteen yeas of tr. ego, and one to whom • certificate for his knowledge on the subject of ...odal economy" wad smarted was • boy of goo only twelve years. After the prises and certificate. had ow been delivered, Lord Brougher, Mr. Brows, M.P., and Mr. J. ChM- le her addressed the miring. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr "iterate TILINIPIAPH4 DERBY MEETING.-THIS DAY. N RAIDER PLATE. One talb. N Cby Stabs Gentle Kitty, heals, Care Fatima, Shies- 118 tan Cock, Maenad* Alm, 1 yt., end Banner Bearer, an an IL ban. le NURSERY HANDICAP. About three-guarters of a mile. Keystone Cornberougb, Woodosita, Babette r, School- ; Marisret of Anjou, e, and Waterer, here. Pain FOItIMIT.—Lot Three, Knight of Dummy, Hebe, end Lady of Tamworth. TRADESMEN'S PLATE. Three mike. Fieherinan, Cockatoo, Vulcan, Moonshine, and Ti*, here. Ex rerrrn.—General 'baguet. Orssa Laacus.—enntinidaa, L. 81atiern, • Main slay. Athas,Voisfolo. f by Mentor, Dm, Unexpected. Mien leallelasals brawl Pend, Oriagda,Bilvertail. Wimp: 6,1114eas Cara, 1.•., Echo, Blight, Trot t et. Dinr, kmbillibi, red Apollo. OXFORD, WORMS'S, AND WOLVERITAMPTON RAILWAY.—Tba rimett ud e t f this company, Including the .6 0 uhrldp Extension for the fortnight ending August SO, hare been 41,6671. 7s. id. ; and the tspenditure, also M utat of the Strawbridge Extenaion Canal, 4,0931. e let a, being at the rats of 42.83 per cent., or, with the mount already aseartaised to Auromt 16, a total receipt, trona July 1 to August 30, of 40,2851. hie. ltd., and a total expenditure of 17,6284 I Is. bd., or at the rate of 43.61 per cent. A Working Men's College is about to be esta blished in Wolverhampton with the consent of the trustees of the Grammer School (says the local Chrowide) the pre mise' lately occupied by the Second Mailer in St. John's street having been taken for the purposes of the proposed oollsga Two ()Two[. loc In the railway share market today the ehief fea s K t - ture is a decided rise in Caledonian and North i British stocks. Manchester and Sheffield is also S i.t inquired for, and better. Most of the other leading descriptions are quoted the same as at four it o'clock yesterday afternoon. London and North u.,1 Western stock is quoted 100 to ex div.; Midland, LI 81j to 82 1 ex div.; Great Western, WI to MI at div. ; London and South Western, 45.1 to 461 per se. share; Great Northern, 24 to 1; and Eastern Coun tv - tic., 111 to I ex div. se All foreign and colonial stocks are very quiet. Si. St. OIDIMILIT sea se YID STOOSfr. ea. I N.l s.a.e.s& I "'"" 4 " 4 .. I "4", I " I I Vas; Si il I rielliZZrZ.Via:lsiiiil itill pltit4 GM :w I usi sa se •11 IS Ili SI N • • II SP PO MONISM I. tialW awl Neon' - Oinmedl W Dfl s tar*. It Mona 41 DOM is SAM Joat* IM all Ustai ll =ai .". . la IN lows De. Om II Thisa, Ors A .. all or NO in Wolin ITC th 411 111. /IL 4.11. et. r,l 14 111s‘ * St II 114 It IS M II SI Ste IN n NS A t_ IMF xi I 1 ii.' 1 lashisit. MMus* WM= 111, Olosgew WI Ow Northam MO lec 9rsat Northam ais Sal " 14 I IL 10 lie ill SS IS I I 10 IH 104 Of Ilf aa 0 114 ad lb I. 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MamMt.md Chis• 4.08 8 Kis mei 10 • 41 LaMar skis amossiiiiiimict. isms Si SioclisLimssitsii. MOM Leaks WI 0040, MAN 84 Maim JIM - MO Laski •11140mbsam 10.8141 IN NM. 1840.44 MAN Ds. PmMat......... IMMO 84810 10,1188 * miell WIN 111 ,s 61= Om* 4,400 llow WOO Y 82.401 21 * 48 MMEMI 8, 124. lbw ......—....... us Wig ANI elbalor 114 111 11l 10 lel i a Te li • 14 11k“ i di 4 0 GLASGOW .AND SOUTH-WBSTAIN RAILWAY. of this company was ' Hall, Glasgow, the Lead The half-yearly meeting held on Monday in the Merchants' Provost in the chair. The report having been taken as reed, The CIE/ORMAN, on rising to mole its approval, stated that the general busbies' of the company was going on satisfactorily, the traffic being steadily on the Increses, and showing nearly 17,0001. in excess of the correspond ing period of 1838. The directors felt disappointed at the large increase in the working expense, and they had' resolved to make • strict investigation into them. The board would have preferred having • large balance to carry forward, afar paying the proposed dividend of d per cent., but as the past half-year was always lower than the summer one, they anticipated, in the absence of any disturbing camas, greater tam at the end of the ensuing half-year. In relation to the proposed branch from Hawick to a point on the Caledonian, at or near the Gretna Junction, the directors hoped that some arrange ment might be come to by the two companies who are eon tending for this project, whereby parliamentary conflicts milt be avoided, and the interests of the neighbouring lines protected. Wr. JAMIESON seconded the adoption of the report, which after • short discussion, was unanimously approved of. The CHAIRMAN then moved that a dividend at the rate of 3 per cent. be declared, and Hee that the ordinary capital stock held on behalf of the company, and capital stock which has not been issued, amounting to 121,628/. 6e. Bd., be disposed of in teema of the recommendation of the report, which was carried unanimously, and the meeting separated. SINGULAR SUICIDE OF A ACTCHER.-lAst even ing, Mr. O. S. Brent, the deputy-coroner, held an inquest at the Archway Tavern, Highgate, revolting the death of not hew Orem, sged fifty-five, a butcher, residing In Arch way.plov, who committed suicide on the morning of Satyr dsy last by lunging. It appeared that the deceased was very mu. b addicted to intemperate habits, and had been in toxicated frequently during the lard fortnight. On the even ing before hie death he came home very much the wore for liquor, aid went to bed. His wife eaw him next morning, about eight o'clock. At half cast ten she had oecasion to enter another room, when, to her dismay, she mew her husband suspended from one of the bed rails by a win dow-sash cord. With great presence of mind she eat him down, and sent for medical aid, but upon the arrival of a surgeon life was found to be extinct. The singular put of the caw is, that at the merlon@ inquest held in that locality 'Taw a men who had heard himself, the &messed was • juror, end be himself committed suicide in exactly the same way as the subject of the bequest 'Waded to. Several of the jury who knew him wall as an old inhabitant, reworked that of late he bed " ger all wrong," and returned • verdict of seen& daring tempmery &amity. ',CLEAVE Ilicrre.—Tbe Northern Whig, received elm afternoon, says .—" Why is it that the rioters arrested on Sunday, and tried at the police-court yeaterdy, were exclusively elected from the Ramon carbolic mob ? The Roman catholic mob behaved in it Mimi does in the north—meekly, it prepared Itself to be beam. The Orange scoundrels had their slicks, seat and Mo tive. The Orangemen were the aggreesors; the Inter ruption to Mr. Hanna arms from a few drunken youths, who, we may well conceive, were not enthu siastically opposed to any Christian vim Mr. Hanna may have moomernended. They insulted Prote s tant feel ing, and the Protestant mob gave them • good drebbrog. And all the persons arrested were Roman ca. holies. That IN • grievance oeiy in so far that, without •excepting Roman esthetics, it was highly desirable to punish some Protestants, too. The par ticular attention paid by the police to the Roman catholic ruMana serves to suggest the cuspid= that a partisan police, sprung from • partisan magi-trate, cannot be safely entrusted with the order of a town which is tinier • Curate enough to have to solve the Irish problem—whether Roman Catholics and Protestants can live together as chris tians and sensible men." • Tun ARCTIC EXPEDITION.—Letter have been received from Captain liCalittech, in the Fon, at Bees River, in Greenleaf, where he had pat in for the panicles el siding home M. Lewis, yea of his crew, who wee mind with spitting of blood, which nedered it advisable for hint to have the arctic regions as aeon as pandble Thum fer the =rmade has exceeded eattolpation. sad In point at ho expedition is fifteen days is advance of Captain Ingleneld, in his memorable voyage of 1832. Tim verh bend to answer admirably web, AM by mace of loam forced her way through the pact into Fre detioloshaal, whore they replenished their mai and then pro. eroded to Bears River, off the entrance to which they met the Danish rood bound to Copenhagen. Captain Webn ewt, after touching at Disco, intends passing through the Wargat &mita and calling at Proms and tipernavie for dep. The Danes repot. that the winter bas been a vary sicemy which will have the effect et breaking ins is up and the heed of Baffin's Bey clear. CRYSTAL PALMA. —• Ofa STIILLING DAT. ••-• TIMSDAT. eery B.—Adothrione on payment, 4,148; ditto by seam Mealy 191; total, 4,429. st Exchequer Bill' remain quoted tie. to Is. discount. The transfer books of the New Three per Cosa were shut for the dividend this afternoon. Turkish Six per Cents. remain remarkably strap. After standing for a time at 93 tot, the market left off firm at 931 tol, being 1 higher than yesterday. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. remain quoted 11112 to 1.. Other foreign securities are also unmarked 9y any important venation. Bales are recorded as Mel lows ;--Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 98 (en. change, 25f.) ; Brazilian Old Five par Cents., 1021; Buenos Ayres Six per Cent. Bonds, 85; Dutch NO and-a-Half per Cents., 641 (exch., 12 11.); dills Four per Cent. Certifs., 991 ; Mexican Three paa Cents., for account (16th Sept.), 211, 211; Peruns Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 79 ex dia. ; ditto Three per Cents., 531 Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863. 451, 45 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1091; Sardinian Five per Cents., 90, 891 • Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 231 ; ditto, for &exeunt, 231 ; tin Passive Bonds, 51 ; Turkish Six per Cents., for se count (16th Sept.), 951 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 991 ; ditto, for account, 99 1. The market for American railway securities Wee again decidedly depressed in character to -day. ;li nens Central Railway shares, which fell yesterday ts 1 to 3 prem., declined this morning to par to 1 presx, but the severity of the depreciation induced pur chases, and the closing . quotation was 11 to 2/ pre & Of New York and E rie Railroad shares some pur chases were effected at 20 per cent.: the day Ix fan yesterday the price of this stock was 28 to 30 per cent. blichigan Central 8 per cent. Bonds, 1869, and New York Central 6 per cents., convertible, 1861, were severally quoted 1 per cent. worse. Far most descriptions, however, the quotations are merely nominal. The nominal closing quotations for the shares a • some of the new undertakings are subjoined, viz. i Oude Railway, 1-16 dia. to 1-16 prem. ; Central • Oude Railway, par to 3 prem. e Eastern Bengal Railway, to 3-16 prem. •, Punjaub Railway, ' to 3-16 pm._; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1-16 dia. to par ; Red Sea Telegraph, par to/ prem. ; Riga and Dunahurg Railway (Consolidated shares), to per. MINES-THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. Great dullness prevails to-day in the market far home mining stocks. In the Stock Exchange not a single transaction is officially recorded, and the Mining Exchange issues no mid-day list. The in quiries are limited. In foreign and colonial descriptions there is also an absence of movement. The shares of the Mexican and South American Company are marked to I; and English and Australian Copper, It. Subjoined is the official list of the closing quotations in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prim quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers: Alfred Consols, 141, f; East Mired, 4, 41 ; Eat Basset. 42. 51 ; East Rowell, IL 21 ; lady Bathe. 130.6 d., 14e. 66. ; Notih Crofty, 6, 6 ; North Rake's, 164 166 ; ream, 11 21 ; Stray Perk, 5, 7 ; West Cared." 120, 123 ; Wheal Edward, 8, St. The adjourned second general meeting of the Imperial Bre, liken Muting Association is to be held on the 17th inst., is decide upon the dissolution of the company. A meeting of the shareholders in the Brynford Hall Mier is called for the 17th mat. Tessa' In the market for home mining stocks to-day business was limited, but there were inquiries for shares in North Frances, East Alfred, and North Wheal Crofty. The last-named stock has risen con siderably during the last day or two. On the other hand, Alfred Consols shares remain Sat, and South Wheal Frances were quoted sensibly lower. The following transactions are reported to us from the Stock Exchange, in addition to those comprised is the official list, viz.: East Alfred, at 41 to 1 ; Alfred Consols, at 14 to 15 ; North Wheal Crofty, at ste and East ßasset, at 50. Imperial Brazilian shares improved ss. to-day. Linares continue in some demand. There were also some inquiries to-day for the shares of the Mexican and South American Smelting Company, owing to the recent fall. Transactions are recorded at 15s. to 17s. 6d. per share. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LAND:—THIS DAY. There was no change in the value of wheat to-day, irk►k moderate supplies. The market remains firm. Barley was to short 'apply, and its value underwent m chance. Oat* moo forward freely from abroad, and with a send inquiry. Factors were enabled to maintain Monday's -. . quotattons. Beans and pees stares and fully as dear. AGIVIVALO ISTO LONDON TOON SEPT. 7TO BE 0. I Sootdl. 1713 k. Toren. irbsis ......... Mo i .... Wl4 Bak! lO 1221 0.. ........ ........ • • I TO 370 1:150 lblts .. • • • roor.loo ban*: 3/31341:3: MINCING-LANIL—THIS DAT. Suoac..—The public sales are progrering heavily, earl the alight decline established yesterday le confirmed. Re fined lumps, 60e. to 63e. COIEFA: remains erthout alteration. Ten—Opinion is much in favour of this article, but bers act with caution; the brokers' monthly statements, trued to day, lead us to expect a large diminution in our stock at the end of the year. Currots.—A large business has been done th e last iv* dare, say 2,000 Wes sold at full prices. hick; continues in limited demand and prices are fully sup ported. Rem.—The market is firm. SALTPETIIK.—TLe demand is partly suspended. Neither buyers nor sellers seem disposed to operate previona to the arrival of the mail. Berens sell steadily at pievions rates. laos.-800tch pig ham declined to 675. In other actives no material alteration ; markets generally dull. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market le steady at the annexed quota , ions —Pewee berg Y.C. on the mot, 635. • 6eptemlxa, 62a. 6d.; October te December, 595. to 60:.; Isovary to March, 69e. 6d. to 60e. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIB DAY. Messrs. rattetulen sad Smith report that there is ea yet but little doing ut the hop marke t . Duty, 178,0001. to 180,0001. • COAL MARBET.-TIFII B DAY. Wyl.m. 16..; Holywe'l, 16..; Merpeth West Harist 16s. 6d. ; Tanlield Moe; 14s. 9d.; Walls End lud 16s. 9d.; Wills End Haman, 16s; Walls End Has well, W al ls Haswell Gm, 13s.W all . North Percy Hartk7, lde End Eden, 17s. Sd. End Stewart's, 18s. Walls End South Hews, 17 ed. ; Walls Bud Tess, 18a.; Walker's Primrose, 13s. 9d.— s. 67 skips at market. ART TREASURES EXHIBITION, MANCHESTER.— AmonAnt the visitors present yesterday was Load Brougham, accompanied by Sir Benjamin Heywood. whom pen be fe. Hie Lordship was conducted through the building by Mr. Deane, to whom he exprceaed his intention of again visiting the Exhibition early this (Wednesday) morning. Them were also present the Hon. Genld Poneonby, Sir James Graham, Bart., M.P., Colonel Wilson l'atten, M.P., Mr. William Brown, 11. P.. Sir F. Arthur, But., Lady Elizabeth Arthur, the Dowager Lady Tnuo, & c. IiILLED BY HER FATHER.— A WOMAN A sad took place at Wadsworth, near liebden-bridp, on occurrence Saturday last ; and on Monday an inquest, at which the following facts were elicited, was held before Mr. Dyson —At a place called Duck fill, en old man, named Greenwood , aged 76, lived with his wife, his daughter, (Jane Greenwood, 411 years of age). and a grandchild. Shortly Aker noon, the child ran out of the house and gave an alarm. The neighbours hurried into the cottage, and found Jane Greenwood lying npa. 1.5 r side on use door, at e. short distance from the fender. She sobbed once or twice and then died. The old man was sitting s e a chair close by, peeling potatoes, and was quite comp. Ha mid his daughter was I dly sick, and she would toms about again. When tod that she was dead he would not believe it. He said he had only riven her a light tap, and he never struck her so hard es to kill ha. There was dough in her bands, as though she had just been linking bread. The police were sent for, and to Inspector Nicholson the old man said that his daughter and himself had quarrelled. She had charged hire with drinking some coffee that was her's, and also with taking 71. 6d. belonging to her. lie had replied that he had not done so, and that be would not be made into a rogue by her. Upon that she had pushed him into a chair, and seized the longs. He took the tongs from her, and struck her a tap on the back with them. Mr. Samuel Schofield, surgeon, stated that death bad resulted from frsetures of the second and third vertebne. The injury might have been occasioned by the deceased falling back upon the bow of the fender, or by a violent blow from the tongs, ore pick handle found in the house. Greenwood was a feeble man ; and the surgeon scarcely thought he could have given a blow strew enough to cause the fractures. The jury returned as their veinier, That there was not sufficient evidence to show how the injuries had been suetained."—YearAceter Guardia. I` I