The Express. — London, England, 1857-10-01 00:00:00

were .Itould be adequate le the redness of die eeeesion. I have sow only be serer • bap doe. es NI PANllieg bege qber es this cesuity trees the rerephied F.tmediend th. money sld .olii;i: `ele" l . eY !Ifae.4ll. .ceps will te takes to show that the county of Becklugbaem boa 'stating in dieting let contribution to the "Mimel toad wow ragtag for the relief of tle maven b the mattay. I hope that when we asset spin the se ptet of Weirs will sot be so gloomy se id peee mat. Dewed upon it, there h so error so great se teals =keel. We should be preisred to encounter every where duty eats ; but I cut say that, in my en prima% I never knew • etanotre which, an the whets, could mot be tread le Makin lightly epee the itemmene. owat of gent dangers. I think the people of aim comb, are new thermeghly awaited to the rnedmee of the con- Wigwam wfiesever the nand of the country is stesesd-- wtersevw liteglead lames that she boa to pat forwmel bar groateat energies, dm serer fails: and if • errious mad we conger/Non verva.le• the land that instead of crests Wag toerefy • pante' military motility described se " the of theueoment - —they amount to a great rebeillgise-lte audited., (het when the exact pultion of If limper the country will take those asseemee r 1 mite thow exertions which will reediest' our lesperillerwer end keep the country la the smitten which I hope II wet ever ww es the leafing empire of the world. (Load shwa) LORD T.d.YEVRE AND THE INDIA.V RELIED FUND. The %theelmu meeting of the commissioners of supply and jaNipeo of the pesos of the county of Fair or held aa Teeeday within t he County Hall, Yoder, Lied Penman, lird-tieutenant of the county, in the chair. Among those potent were the Earl of Strathmore, the Earl of Southeek, Vimmint Daseen, M.P., Lord D. D. Hallyburtca, Sir John Doily, Hart., M.P., W. E. Baiter, Esq., M.P. l oe g p,v u t at awl—when the Immerse us the roll a concluded them is a subject which I wish to brie( beim the I . Juaty. and is is one in which the whole country is dimply inerrant. It is impartible that any of yea coo be liporma of what the taken place is India, and it le eqsally implemlble eln.ort to meek of what has taken plan than veM say meted one the foaling* white come be.. ear Wad& (Hoar, bar.) Scotland, se yes air aware, be. gives many of her sore to loth, 'may of her most distil'. guitled IMO, and many of berth* geeeration are in the orrice of the East India Compaq. Yon all know the savage and brutal murdersi, the sacking of minis stations at which Europeans were placed, and the absolute, I will not toy poverty, but destitution, to which an immense number of families, In ciretintatanote of comfort sod happinem, have, by the decree. of Providaten been reduced. (Hear, ho.r.) All over this land, from micas lands and from variant quartos, subscriptions have beat made for aiding these unfortunate potions in their dine ercosities ; and I AM quite sure it will be Is acceedaece with the t=tis of the county of Focht—and I beli eve It be offentive to the county were I not to do to—when I propose that, instead of gi ' our Wad tethnipuoth here and there, we should tem forward with our county eutecription. (Ap H piers) At the heed of this I will b. pled to liege op inia saincription, instead of giving in the I =of • immeber ail the govorneamit. (Andante.) the massiow eves greater than that or which ▪ lamely suited ounelvee, namely the Patriotic Aced. Hare we will be contributing to alleviate the selleings sf • number of individuals who have boo snakes by the divest Mall calouitica which they could not Mw a somat hoot" as nes serving their country in war = spud to he mimed tun Hen the calamity was quite god ewe which them who sit at home at seas are hod te tape the melba gppertrody of alleviating. (Ap r.) I ... 4r . r that the eubscoptions throng* •ecodeellei in the seam int wirti l ts Peeled. 7.4, ewi that whoa they ahead be Ikrorgrigi to the Lied Mayor ef Looks, who hesMO& pigged blood et the boil of this greet aid patriot. The Ct Otyplense.) amt Meggido* the weehisery mei for the Petrie& subwriogot wee MI isompiele, mei wad away be pet . . . _ Lad PrattWo w cost wos ass asalmaray allatod, ad ober ova, of tlio to to lonia" for W oaaemot la alsk, the Nowassi apastad. Its A D. LITTON AT ST. AilArs. The soma exhibition of the Hefts AriusHanel fn iery Oak dor yomorday at St. Afton's. Thr ASV d Oath 111,11•11111•, Stough ratio Mahn* is ordity, ono asosihnoi toodirst in point at gushy. II oar viola by a hop aumbor of Forma= Sorbs Or thy, and word to eon* w pad OW of moat in Sao Ow& la the 'ow mg dr ambers and frivolo of do middy Shot bagsibro re the Town Hall. Tir Nod of %mho oromplid the ,beir, osl wa oapportol Sole nod idt fry scow of ilia mot latleratid porisnos in So coondy, the grosof oroopory neoborio mosso of WA Of Se hero modors fro do money way ons—Slr IL D. 14tinn—vos roost Sir Homy Ma= is In Scotland, sad do doors nt Mr. Paso los accommisd ho by So rand its d a my near Mo tive. _ _ Os am, ley= a drells brio lad boo gives tlhe obi, sad viik man Om mbar, 0,111 Celmsolikni permed imadou kw t h e county," Wkr West ur tionved with ei tie lawn. 161176. Lenox, ee alit le mintewledge the wes Maly Ziesitet lo the mune of his while to meets lo India, he mid bleak k Y ye Imam that the bulb of Anima Is eg—dlest she aloes graven of ncraltiog he the smoker softy, end e 1 Ito cortitntional onsemee of the MOWN iota/ not owiely the whew et an enured people. It is es weeder that tor Jewish shield tee with aim of minneeem, sat hem • ekes that Ye weer before (weighed es with gt=adhere. I ma told that It le Micah Ow the se le omit keit 1 them elem. why, of .set It Is Thew le eedieg meth having that is out Sleek. My lifa end aggpme the N 6 et every man waft yea whales wished with head es hand, has been one beg emeliet with awl slam of es would be the ems we um ant V we W tamely Viewed &Scull kw to =Tea (Clime) Thseedere Tway will sot he to the it the geremnment we the wasimillice V they emmet &One moo penuche' minas by ebb* le dietipilne and espies se much ardour. I should be any it we het the emidee Arm to Nampo bow Itegleall„ta werreseery, arm Meet at ewe tats • milhary Batten whims* the Spumy of senseeirdass, sod without the miaow eadesvmpapea of bile elleeMeg wake. Clisere) The blood et sassy a Mewl Lela mum mes ( e have mu cold le kis meow whim be seed of the *edges ewer am of Delhi and Cawn2ors, Wei he mg hen pasted to ehewoe hie fooefetherr often did beim% that the le se metal tier a weed like the boa Of veleeeme i melt w ease then an he is WI TT woe bet tea pore mow I weeld ammo tor Owe I see 6e we of a soldier, end would bee v.lea- Ye tad ma bow, if I thew& It pliable that lb, ream, the robust, :nil the advesgerom redo" es exam* from these who.. yews, habits, sad Ma lian inhibit be enpmeed he belles diem to refire, I dears I sheen be amen yen m exinmas, not for votes, but he moo, eat ehtedd myself bed them against the enemies Remo. (Clem) llet V volunteers are to he of me they met have good owe at well se will. They most submit is the diecipline and organisation of soldins • end, although I think it is but • remonable demand that when they are col heel frees the mem neighbourhood they shenid be honed Wm the same corm Maims they would thee emenrege en& otter. tie they roust be aware that it would be arrow la ink Cr privilege. which are iscompauhla with the moat moo etitutim of the Mobih army, and which, if erected, might create discontent tux' jealoesy among the mimeos edtbe pm feeeimoil Nervier. Nor must we forget thm, invaleiMY es the ad of volunteers would be apes special emitter rid for limited periods to that arm —the oirshy—whith ear mihtis dies an rupply, yet bat the regular reudoreoment that army which be • long time India must require we omit to buck aloe* to the coestitetional resource of the militia. (nom, hear) TM whole Temkin of India now shortly romomed our most thoughtful coneddersdem We are sot now getting up disc-undoes between town and mientry. One object to uppereme in the roineholf all—the peeeematien of our empire. (Hear, hear.) The present is not the time, nor it the the piece, to cotta Ise the policy which Wpro duced the molt in lodio I may, perhape, be permitted to say that revolutions or revolts an sever sudden. Those which alpeer to es to have been so have slwiya given long preelom —though it might be orgleeted—wansinge Revolt, and revolutions are like the sprietring of mime. The grated most he hollowed, the barrels filled, the trate laid, and the match tired bete. e• eau be reeled by the explains; and thentore the mad who fella tut that a revolt which meat have takes mouths, if not yam, to meanie., no prudence could have drew, er no ems, could have prevented, simply sake es to behove that policy is en occident and renewed a hose But the whole of thee question it will he the duly of parliament to examine, not eith the view of *bider the force of piety to bear against Individuals, who may have committed more human errors of jodenient— odd, after all, th e p u bli c itself is not fire from blame for its tong indifference to our Eastern empire—bat for the peewee of bear obtain)ing keowledso and pithier* for the future. (Hear, A subscription ban bars opened at Turin for a sseaussat to the meswir at Deals! Merge, the Lb re ?make& at the Varela repalbe. The onSetel Pieritoon- Sem G.aate behead itself reedy t 6 receive catoribetiose tee the penman, sad the mainmittee amide of MM. Tammany, Meameempe, and Tesehio. at CNILTINIAII Hkito.—We understand that Usaismal=la Ihe lath Highlander,, who distis se rawly at the raptors of Ormao, cm the Cg b o s t July, la a sea of A. Bogle. Eoq., of Clarence-house, to this llows,—CliternAina Eva.,,.., . SCALDED TO DEATIE—An inquest wan held at the hielamey,_as ILlsiturdey_ , by Mr. B. T. Ws, coroser„tosehiset lis e s" Ohio* Beata/. and 20. It appeared that on the lichlaniso this dassawd, who sr. • lialtmakm ex Stoke Frier, sad worked as Mr. Pasirer's works, wee loaning over ~„,af WNW brine, is order to drove/tine lime over e leaky M the pm. whoa ha kit wish Ms hands, face, and Wrest kMls As trallhay helm, and fa getting out of the pan, put Ms hp la aim He wee retried to the 'cannery at this sit) and aenteding to the evidence of Mr. Thomas %Verdes, tem p.., hoarse ourgvon at that isetinitimi, died on the 24th Isallaat ham poeuerosia, prudured by the extensive welds on Ile_ Aral Verdict, " Accidental death." — Wormier walk THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION HOUSE. 101.01tRY ON THE UNION BANK. franklin, 39, •ad Walitos Ketp, 76, were brought •y ow remand, charged with uttering • forged cheque far 27W., purporting to be rived by Judah Levy Yoly, with in. tat to defraud the Union Bank of London. In the previous examination evidence arsagiren by Michael Hayden the detective, to the client that the prisoner Frank lin wai given into custody at the Union Bank, on Saturday last, for offering the cheque for payment, when he mid it had been given to him by the other prisoner, who was waiting chaos by, and whom be afterwards pointed out to Iluydon, who licetbwith secured him deo. Mr. A. J. John/ton, bas rioter, now appeared for the pro. ssedlo•; and Mr. Lewis, jun., for the prisoner Franklin, end Humphreys fur Keep. Mr. Johnston now said he intended to bring additional evidence an this charge, and then to go into • fresh charge against the prisoner Franklin, of obtaining a cheque beak bas the Unica Beak on Friday last by means of a for. ged win. sine by Mat through a boy whom he met in the abed, end to whom be gore a shilling. The forged cheque wee taken from the hook and so the two charges became milted. Keep had refined to giro his eiders., and on a future day be (Mr. Johnston) should be able to show, through the cabman into whore rehire Keep was taken, that Kerp and Franklin went together to the spot where the eab was called. Mr. Humphreys =brained that even if title were to be proved, there would still be nothing to support the testimony ad the other prisoner =line Kerp. The Lord Mayor thought it suspicious that Kerp, if • respectable nun, amid refuse Ma address. iir. linmphirye mid his reepeetability might be the Ivry mm of his refusal. Tie Lad Mayor (to Mr. Johnoton)—Have you the °dam bon? Hr. Johnston—l am sorr y to say I have not. _ __ TM Lad Mayor—Then I cannot remand Keep upon the present evidence; but I shall mil upon him to enter into meogaisaness to appear again. Mr. Lewis mid he did not wish to oppose that course, but when the cam for the prosecution was closed bat client would be able to show, on the clearest evidence, that be had been an innocent tool in the matter ; and be hoped, therefore, the privilege of bail would be emended to both prisoners. The Lord Mayor mid he should certainly not admit Franklin to bail, nor yet Karp, unless he gave his address. After ROM further convereation amongst the learnod gen tlemen engaged in the CILIMN it woe arranged that the prisoners should be further remanded, without any d diti•mal evidence being taken , and they were remanded ac cordingly. names Knight, anotoriouethiet, who has frequently be. . 4 in custody, sad su ff ered various of imprimament, was brought both* Mr. Alderman charged with having stoke sit ar ist* under the eirearestanees : Mr. Lovelace Watson —I am clerk to • at 4, Mark-lane. A little before 10 o'clock this usi me= was passing along Bishopsgate-street, when my Masada was salted toe crowd of persons surrounding • them that imil thin dawn. I ono about to pam t the ethard, whoa ell els sadden I was premed uponrt primer. I felt my watch snapped from my gnarl. I put my had to my emisteest, but not in time to secure the watch which, was gone, I em afraid, for ever. My pint was boing down. The prisoner witnreseing quo me nay hard_ at this time. 1 ewe his hand go down frays my elk sag be paned anesething, which 1 feel con• viand was my welch, tea ma behind Wm, who effected his athip• I was meopiably *Mid ap and prevented from arrai kg a ion searssi. I called oat " polices" and on 1 the antral of U. ether I pie the primmer into custody. Coree-essuainst i l Mr. Lem 6-1 did not see the prisoner lakes I wee jam Thomas Monett, Constable No. 66T—I took the primmer Into custody. 1 have known him as a notorious thief the lest two years. He is one of the mom expert and daimons thieves to to forted in London. I searched him, but did not succeed in fludieg the prosecutor'. watch. Partridge, the gaoler, was then muintiard, and said-1 have known the primmer to be in custody at this court on previous acemiont He is.. suffered imprisonment at Holloway Gaol fur *kiln...pockets Mr. Leers, Jun., addressed the insglerste, end contended that it had 0.. t been eatisfactorily proved that it wee the prisoner who but robbed the prosecutor ot his watch. rhe probability was that remissly in front of the prosecutor was the thief, as it had been admitted that the primmer was Mending behind him. Alderman lisle-I'm afraid you have of a very bed case, Mr. Lewis. (To the prisoner.) IOR mast be ha- Firmed and kept to hard labour for three months se • rogue end a vagabond. BOW-ISTBILZT. •TI.ALI\U A •!LLit WATCH. ..--...- - • well-dreerad youth aimed Taws Ryley, who sppesred about seventeen y ears of site, sad raid he - wee • pruner. et the moos lam , refuting to gin his addle.., wee charged with Railings toy, watch hem the shop of Mr. Hawley, jeweller ✓ed watchmaker, in Dish liolbota. The prosecutor's moistest deposed, that at shoat eight o'clock lag evening th e pinnate entered the shop, end requested to me a variety of silver watches, inking the peke of them. Several were phewn to b.m varying in prim from 4f. to V. Winess fancied that he saw the prawn take one of theta off the tray and put it into hie pocket, end oinking a pretence to get some mole watches out id the undow, witness came round the counter and locked the thop.dwr. He then said to primmer, "Do you really want • watch ?" The e ripostr, weieg that he was weipeeted, took out the watch which be had concealed, and wee about to replace it in the tray, when ,into., took it out of his hand sad gave him into cuotody. Palise.etastablc devoted to haring taken the charge. The prasser seal, " I did not mean to steal it. I intended to pay pruner it *Q Saturday: is true. I had no initiation to steal It Mr. nervy —Do you dead guilty no not guilty ? Primmer (aft, r r,me bestial en) Mr. Hoary —W by did you refuse to give your address? rammer—Bei NU, I dot not wish my parents; to know my pitustion. It would Meek their haute. It is my first offence mad shall ho my lea. Mr. Henry—How have you been getting a living? Prisoner—l have worked for my father, in (Jawbone street, Vatirball. He is • rriuter, and well known, I have else worked at most of the City printing-y/Ikm The chief-clerk and the usher both fancied that they bed sees him in custody before; but the prisons stoutly &Wed that be wee ever at this court, or any other, on any kart charge. Mr. Henry, to give time for inquiry, remanded him for further examination. CLERK EN WELL. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, 1857. iu using hh staff, which fortuustely was over at hand, upon the head of the assailant, and cut a open as was now ap parent. In answer to the charge, The accused said, with all apparent truthfulness, "Every word the good lady hoe epoken is utterly &lee." Mr. Hatuntill observed that he must remand the prisoner, as the sessult could not possibly be under the circumstances iminediatcly disported of. WESTMINSTER. tN4 OVRAGEMENT OF CLIME. Fri'Will Bradley, a boy only eleven years of age, was charged with felony. Mr. James Graham, schoolmmter at the Park Chapel whool, Park-street, Chinese, acid that during the last few weeks many bointa, some of them climatical worm, value four or live ahillings each, had been attend from the school. Every effort was nude to detect the offender, bat in won, and it wee at length determined to visit the num.- nue seeond-band book shop. in the neighbourhood, with a view of discovering the property. At length • great num bar of them were tound at the ahop of John Harr* 2, Olob•- place, King's-rued, Chelsea, when it turned out that he bad one eta time purchased them of the prisons at twopence • Pecs. Sergeant Brien of the B division pointed out the excellent condition and value of some of the hooka, and added that the very moment Harris purchased the books for the trifling amount stated he hod marked some of them inaide with hi. private mark of eighteen-pence. Harris bitneelf having admitted the purchase, and the prior so above deectibed both to the schoolmaster and to the magistrate, Mr. Poynter animadverted upon the man Harris's dis graceful conduct, in Wrong temts, and having pointed out the encouragement that he had given to crime, said that if he were in the felons' dock by the side of the prisoner, he should feel it his duty to commit him for trial. Harris was immediately charged with feloniously repairing the property. and said that although the hooka might be very ones, ho often bought them so cheap at sales, and he wed no eoneenlinent in the matter. Both prisoners were committed fur trial. Mr. Poynter cemented to take bail for Muria. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. I 111 (By ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) NEWMARKET MEETING.-TIDS DAY. MATCH. Aster walked over. £.50 HANDICAP PLATE. Kestrel lank Tons - - .. - --- • • -•- 6 ran. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 BOYS. Old To .. .. .. I King of the Fur st .. .. Si.. to Panpipe .. .. 12 res. TENTH TRIENNIAL STAKES. Ancient Briton .. .. . Bine Bonnet c .. .. 8 ran. .. 1 t5O HANDICAP PLATE. A. F. it. Hestrel, 4 . 11st 21h, New Brighton, aged, et 41b; : Utah Tons, St; King of th e Forest, 3 yrs, tat 1210; s o Anawases, 47n. Tat 1010, Indulgence. 4 yrs. 7st 216; Rot- la terdsni, 3 yrs, eat Illb ; leupstcisis, 3 yrs, Est 21b; Clara- St. do, 3 yni, tat Mb. AU are bre. 111 111 QUEEN'S PLATE. Miter, Tame Dow, Fright, Bold Burrieugh, Renown, end Su Druid. All am bash 4. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES for all ages. Half Ab.M. to Flyaway, 4 yrs, At.; New Brighton, aged, Sat I Ilb ; King IL of the Focal, 3 yrs, Set 71b; Dgetrioe, 3 yr., Set 51b; Usu. 86 parted, 4 'ye, 4t; Dramatist, 4 yni, Net , Old Tom, 3 yrs, 7M HI , Nudist, 3 re, ; Lord }Wilma, 4 yrs, Cast 121 b; Impatience, 3 yrs, Set Sib; aster to Panpipe, 2 yrs, GM; M Geonsie, 2 us, 3st 12lb; Lady Conynghazo, 2 ps, 64 74; U and Quarterdeck, 2 yrs, 4st 41b. All am hem. RUTLAND STAKES. ■ York, Allaying, Azalea, Madcap, Killegrew, Evening Star e, and Dividend 1, are hem, PAID FODIEIT.—GIaues e, Cockadoodleiso, and Pool Mayor. NORTIIALLERTON mnirriwo. ~, Tb Sollowbag berme say here :—Vandal, Illermim, Honneopethlet, Glover, Tb Nailer, Fanny Free, pp Tom Newoorne, Ambrosia, Coattesay, Captain Poston, Scarsdale, Valiant, cby Joe Loren, Adventurer, Wonrer- S. Warm, f by Knight of Avenel, 2 you, sad tilyeas. The Middleham borne. are expected about noon, and the ftollowing are expceted from Melton :—Evalyn, Apothecary, 22 rhysicitua, Rod Pew. a. LATEST BETTING. CESAREWITCIL sto opt M. Dobler 12 to Plush 16 to 20 to t d it r l Tommy 26 to Renown 15 to Aster 1,000 to 30 Lints 1,000 t e 30 Warlock 60 to I Prioress 60 to 1 Prior 1,000 to 13 Sister to Elfrida 1,000 to 10 Gunboat 1,000 to 10 Dusty Miller 1,000 to 16 HantletsadQueenßeas(cespled) CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 20 to I apt Whistling Will THE DERBY. 20 to 1 apt Clydesdale 160 to 1 Buz ollitakeL 110TII IN 1111,FpUNATONIEN, John Ty., a pewterer, reading at 14.1 i, Mane-Most, Bt. Luke's, appeared before Mr. Ty!whit+, in 'newer to a summons taken out by the Rev. Sidney Tamer, inspector at rdornistory schools, to sneer maw " why he did unlawfully neglect and refuse to pay, le pursuance of so order made is that behalf, the rum of 2s. Id. per week foe the support and maintenance of Alfred Tyne, SIMI Taylor, a youthful °treader detained in a reformatory school." The son of the deft:Mast, although very young, hoe beam summon timer in custody, but owing to his juvenile appear ance the prisecutoes failed to Mead, and be was nese quontly discharged. In addition to this ha coffered two terms of ire • in neat of three calendar mouths each for meeting hod, and also three months on suapicion. After that he wee eommitted to the Middlesex Reerinsia when he wow tried for • petty larreny, and being found guilty, was mildewed to sin weeks' inprimment and hard labour, and then to be maned in a reformatnry bail for three years. Mr. lirennan, the assistant to Mr Turner, bad en quired into the defend a nt' s means, and enerteined that be was well silo to snpport the boy if he pleated, but be was constantly is the habit of getting drank and neglecting his The defendant, who denied that he wee able to support Ms boy, was eentencoi by Mr. Tyrwhitt, in default of prymat, to ten dayi hard Isbour in the Home of Correction. Pylni f lt A I.I•LICATION, ..... _ A plwabroker, of Islington, applied to his worship ander the tollowin.g eireumemnee. Ile said a.m., time age the wife of s cabman offend turn a valuable gold ring. set with three large brilliants, and two rubies in pledge, for helfvee mews. no detained the tier, end he now wished to know whether, if it should be applied he by the person offering it, be should be justified in pinta it up? Mr. Tyrwhitt said he had better detain the nog some time, sod in the meantime, perhaps, some application might be trade for it. WORSHIP-STREET. At lot A.M. LT. George Erbrarrb, ■ j•narneyman butcher, in the employ of Mr. Foreebury, ft meat ealownan, of I.eadenb+ll•marhet, wee charred before Mr. !lemma] with rtolently moulting a mined woman corned Collies. The complainant, manifestly matting from the injinles seen on her eyes. ear, and mouth, stated, in • feeble tone, that the defendant was a cousin of her husband and entertained en ill-feeling towards them. Last evening, she answered a knot ir at the dier, and he forced his way into the pamega, seized her by the hair with his left hand. then using die gasting sad threatening l struck her repeated blows with his fist on the bead and body , before her husband, who was at the rear of the premises, could Interfere for bee pro tection. So much 111-mago had she been subjected to that blood flowed in quantity from her left ear and mouth, inde pendent nf which it had nor oinned her ro miscarry. A certi6rate form a surgeon named Edmunds, put In by Invedor Constable, It di. Orion, fully corroborated the comp piat of the {war woman, who said her husband was in court attending to his duty as • police-constable. Collins. I t H, then swore, that at the time in question be was la the hitch, n of his house preparing for attendance at the station-house, when be heard scream., ran to the street door, and saw his wife as described by her i be felt justified COMMERCIAL AND MARIETE MINCING-LANKTHIS DAT. St large public calm arm progreseing heavily, end the article has a very dull appsrante for all qual n. Lt sleep good and One eonsundag qualities. The market steady ; lumps. 62.. to 660. Corrsz.—The small public sales are going off at previous rates. Too.—The letters from China were received at noon, and opinion is pretty generally expressed that their tendency will improve our market; but of course we are yet wittiest operations to report. Rtes.-12,000 begs Metairie were offered in public sale, mid bought in at 12e.; 3,000 bags Madras were also offered sad partly sold at Ile. to 11.. 6tl. Run remains steady. SALTPITkr..—The market is very firm, but leas Wire than of late. Corros.-200 Wee told. Tim market is rather dull. TALLOW MARKET.-77[18 DAT. The tallow market le quiet Tows tamw is quoted 670. sett cash, Petersburg Y.C. ce the spot, 675. ed.; October to Mambas., 67e. ed. ; Jemmy to March, 67e. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Doris resets s good supply. Primo meadow hay, 635. to 705.; superior ditto, 755. to Nu ; tarsier ditto, Ws. to 60s. ; room, 6 , 0. to Si.. ; clover, 900. to 100 o.; wood cut,76o. to 90o.; Onto. 'Lis. to 28s. Tux REGISTRATION OF VOTERS FOR THE CITY OF Wernowsrmt.—The Westminster Liberal Registrant's Society haws this year made 9 claims and 367 objections • there we she sates claims made by reformers without thi iaterveation of the society, which will be supported by the society's swat. This conservativse have not for several yews said any attention to the resister. The number of voters on the regiNer for the city of Westminster during the teat three oe four years have greatly diminished. Is 1834, there were 13,944; in 11153, there were 13.731; Ia 1866, there wets 13,187. Oa the list of voters for the present year metros to the revision these are only 12,962. This decrease has been partly 000mioned by the demolition of much *mall property fur various imprommenta, but princi pally by the operation of the law making a moiety of the "home tax " demanded after Lady-day payable beture the 20th of July, to entitle parties to he placed on the list oi voters. he first distribution of the national medals for drawing among the students of the Schools of Art of the United Kingdom will take piece at Meachsater Tows-ball, on the 7th October. The distribution will be made by the Lord-President of the Council, the Right Hoe. the Earl Granville, end the vieo.president of the BducationCommittee, the Right Hon. W. Cowper. MURDER OF A WOMAN AT FOOMF.—lnformation lu • b-en method by the pollee authorities at Bath, of Its murder of • woman at k route, and the absconding of her husband, who is supposed to hare committed the murder. The following le the information received Absconded from Froise, this morning (29tb), at half put three o'clock, charged with the wilful murder of his wife, Richard longer, about NJ or 4.5 „genre of age, about Ave feet fire inches high, dark 'brown hair, bald on the top of the bead. fresh completion, high cheek boort, scratched on the right cheek by finger nails, large features, long sharp nose, front teeth of upper jaw out, hollow cheeks, 'toady built, low crown black bar, or light cloth rap, coil= neckerchief, a spot of blood inside, .ire of a shilling, black frock coat, light guff waistcoat, double-breasted, with two rows of boom buttons, brown coed breeches with white horn buttons down the side, lace-up boots, and white etockinge. Had in his possession a bundle containing a four-pound loaf, a bit of cheese, a new shirt with Ilood on it, torn at the neck, sad a pair of cord breeches tied up In a coloured mew pocket-handkerchief. The prisoner stated hie intention to go to Southampton or Guernsey, and work his way out to some foreign oountry."—BotA SHARE L 18178.-2.8.18 DAY. Two cfaoes. The railway share market to-day is better. In numerous awes an improvement of to 1 per omit. is shown. The chief rise is in Midland stock, which is extraordinarily buoyant, and is quoted 821 to 83; London and North-Western is quoted 971 to ; Great Western, 34 to I ; Great Northern, 241 to 1 per share ; London and South-Western, 451 to 1 ; and Eastern Counties, 11 7-18 to 9-18. Great Western of Canada shares have advanced considerably. Grand Trunk of Canada are also firmer. The late rise in Antwerp and Rotterdam shares is supported. tDINAILT *HAIM Pe OCU. Ba. I 1 . 34 Wawa's. Yrres I 111140 so-day telpm. 011WI7MIX SMARTS AND 11r0C11. ia Anantraaa. lama an a eraz vim) &Mat! 100 Ri I.‘a. a Casa Jane ISO ar4 IM Meekhova didoslik IN LIMN mai mil Cork ma Orbs all Canna W Out. Porta. It =t 41 °Nahas Pelbat IN MN asallas 1011 Etter. 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Oared t Ot.Nonlimes) WI it.., IL, LC. o:o3otOtat Des• Vona _ - I 4.!1 . jp• --- ft W hekrobse is s ii . --18 A( I.4s.Mbery. 01 =to Pao koe.)-. king Mem .. ISO IdrolitAurrAl per.sal (Laded to lk;k1117) MOAN* N& sad WAAL) all WO Wag . _ . . liiratTiesk — Uad — Dro INilhad Ilesdisni& Ifewsrarlort Iva & ra ant (lam —*.kale• Y 1:1L ease. ... PreiNethWire flree.Les. SNl.WerelUree IsTerkl the Series, NNW. k Ober. teak store Nerd Greet Northers) . Bawd all lituvestery (1r514)11.4, all bet% ,t•F•sleib?presd el Wow Y•lisy gas. Igoe 11l (lewd se liii. & Der. an I ( U tO ante lett !Mts& 'wean f 01.7.11 iio:~o: ri i riw~l ward rt • the O. Trash Mamas • Sew Rar.ll:otah.thep.h Do. Additkost— ii MOW at We gam IL IM D.Alootaet..°°arin •-• - 7 1 7,75,117.7.1.75 - 1, oodotooollid NADU' It, De. hay 1. • lin, ditto to. Do. Joni I, till, ditto JAc Coosttal Odds (Untold) Clitatts mot O. Ortisn. Yet If M. 44 M. Remiss W Da. p. Des pi IR a Ds. do. is. pi et 04114.14011db.=. 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D trrad,ro. 4 par rt. Do. Blear. Prat arm Do.CkerterProf.Sb.ap.a. Da.. do. da..4. Ds Etrms. 0.. Stmt - 71•7 IparAlrork.b.SperN.l Lea Is Brip.Or. D o o. New 0.. per at. D do. 6 N. L.l2l.W.Ossidian.S i o. p.0.12.1ate stk. Loadouliertylt Oak, as Loodloady.l2 Vanish., at. Is Use. 6 p. et. Do. 1$ I a s e. Ott e . ?ra t ' stea Do. Ono. 6r.&B. Sp.s. De. 4e p. Prof. Burk _Do.LONSc lea IN IV I IN 114VPAb — r - rg.i . c7por — pli , . et, with optlos Fork& Delon 4p. Da/ p Est. 1044.. North Bev di 11.1A.--eoy.4 p.o got Do. do. do Dd. Lads 6 p. ct. Ya I Da. Tick ED 8 . punk. N• Oh italf or (MU:* z ... I r... 8 do. led do. loteda Mott*, New Prof. Mot.N.M.Abiota ge.t. p 4. Do. i Pr Ct. Prof. Stk. Do. $i or d. Pnt. 11.1tont.(!ood.dia..d1.0.11) Da.? pea Gan 966th Wain an. 14 p S. Tattihir sisiasam t i lte l au. Da. de. p. Watannlitinhar.6 ph. fle 05 IN N 100 1 , 4 "4 44 14 6 111 OOLOWIAL 00VEZ11YISN't 11110:11101111. E a., 00. 0 pa.las.alaij 100 101 0 1 10 a ' 110 14 10j It 00.0pretret.lasg. 100 11. Do.oolool.llor.tlept. 103 06 Wm linownst Is. b 100 01t. .3.lPerfin.o NI 0 07 au Iluda 00.40.04. 00 Deb. relism.o7B .. IN R. p. 100 04. , ...0.1.01ai1l 100 I UMW !AVM On. (rye) IMO& boa I ems . ate 4. Closers I 1% 7. M a l LIAO WACO kVA If! r t r. = L1T14 . 1w:71 . awr lirt r (Wawa) N. rk 11.W.Nrei bis i= " ) Wo Catty.. Pr r. COL Bl e r u i Pick/WW. se N 75,401 1 10,010 41 0,000 N 11, 0 00 N 40,040 I MO O 0 MON 1/,ON I AND II 10,000 IP 4,040 111,000 101,4111 I WIC 1 N0.0r4 10,040 N 100,000 0,000 N 41,174 11.2.1 Tw.o.) B.Cem IW.lrear.(lllswe _ _ [MMus toy( Tu _la d Tway (Or, Wet 117;1/1 (Mesa' W.Onsice( Wird Bartfillegas W. last Alireigh W. adman , &WM* W. It luyalgtaimat Wiral Nary Ass . WlLTrelawseiiCik) FORMS II IMaser eas . Amord,teraled eeptiale4Bl=l . - DWAS. - I — ?lksi;lFyl 13..., Osbno w0w ....... am licata.l6 Plimas .. . U1an......_....... ... Wt.a .w. y.Aywu P, Uti.ds Ta T. i e t t • • Ip :1; Ile II mai Y e 16.111. lll li li 5 01 el au a a If lien Fatlwo de Vaitad Ilaz Tv W an 14 W 481 474 ild' I 40 t f If 4 4 If t :4 4 IS 74 71 $ .1 23 2 - I fi 1 II 4I 145 15 14 IS 1 lin lilt SU $lO 4 I. fle Ili 48 0 Me 84 I..er 111 i LRe i 5 5 41 711 4 s 10 11 P. i P. re Is S , i , 1 Mir per I i It I II N s , 4: 1 I L da Y h LSI 111 lii ►N 111 47i CI 4f 0 iti 111 SI 37 VIA 1. 4 4 111 Is ii dial Aggfislia, (1104 4.030 10. f 15,000100 et URA* Ikeda * lingdlontinut.Clars. 131,000 10 Oingloanaleggsarkg WOO 10 Landllmiteidgedgea. ROM 114 Land* and Own* .. VA* I* DM* Mat Ikon - 60,0141 100 Dunks ItWastealagn 10.000 100 Rat Pram al Ragland 15,000 SO De. Nog. .... 10.*0 00 natinal Dank 10,400 )0 now *VII Maio 34000 $ e Damns Boat . 16400 13 Oringiank 10,040 151 havlagal 41 . = 6000 10 MAD,* 11.100 15 loath Austrells -.- MON 35 flake al Anneilla %WO - De. Row 100100 * UM= 04 Innis.= LON 100 U Kula* . 4,000 114.1. II•nk at Inman ill ttl 11l to IU UT 1 +4m Ifl? In 11l He ii tii a to U le let 1 id db U IS Ili Il WO IN Class Prior 11111.•10.• _ prasaa. I lo ID. n 111 H II 1 I,SSI llf 111 IN IN in 104 LIS 114 0 7• ad 04 111 U. 101 1.0 111 IS IS 10 10i II II 1$ If SI te II les 3 g ui NINITS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CiooK. In the market for British mining stocks to-day, the only feature of interest is in Alfred Consols Sharer, which are still flat. In the morning this stock was marked 13, but sales have since been pressed at 121 and 123. In other respects, the market is steady, but very quiet. Imperial Brazilian shares hove met with a little enquiry, and are marked 2to 24. AU other foreign, as well as colonial mining shares, remain neglected. Subjoined is the official list of closing prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers : Boat Basset, 774, 80 ; East Rama. 86s 38s. , Kelly Bray, 341 a., 38e. ; Lady Bertha, 244., 26e. ; North Basset, 141, 16; North Fraser., 131, I ; l'eadreo, 2f, 1 ; Sortridge Consols, 2 1-16, 3-16; West Condon, 117 i, 120. WEDNESDAY ESZNIXO. In the home mining stock market to-day the dealers were occupied with the settlement of the account ; nevertheless, a fair number of transactions took place, especially in the Stock Exchange. The inquiries were principally for shares in East Basset, Sortridge Consols, Great South Wm Wheal Kitty (Lelant), and North Frances. Great Wheal Alfred, on the other hand, exhibit a fresh fall, and West Setoo, East Alfred, Lady Bertha, Par Con sols, South Basset, and North Basset, were all rather weaker. KOSSUTH AT PLYMOUTH AND DEVONPOIT.—The sz-tlovernor of Hungary has been lecturing to crowded as semblies at Plymouth and Devonport dining the but few days. His lecture at Devonport, on Monday, wee " Nation elitiee—a Providential Dispeneation," and on Tneedsy, at Plymouth, the subject being " The political Mate dtl neatal Hom pe . In each town the mayor presided, and con siderable eu lh odaam wee mrifeated. The Penis Tribunal of Correctional Police of Le Mane, than days ego, condemned a druggist manned Dubois, end a hair-dresser partied Destaing, to a month's imprison ment each for having in the last general election distributed without authorisation two voting tickets bearing the name of Retipail, whereby they violated Art. 80 of the low of the 29th July, 1849. THE ELECTRIC TELeortarn.—The necessary sr rangeoients for estabilahing a direct live of telegraphic com munication drag the cow between Madras and Calcutta are being vigorously proceeded with; the transport steamer Manila starts immediately for Ganjaza with• 'apply of wire to be used on the new line.—Spectear, August 13. MONEY 214 Ft ET -THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. The funds to-day are firm and devoid of fluctua tion, and prices exhibit a further recovery of 1-16 to 1 ; per cent. Most of the other depart ments of the Stock Exchange are also firmer. Consols are quoted 901 to 1 for the 14th Oct., and 001 for money. Exchequer Bills are marked 9s. to 4s. die. ; and India Bonds, 235. to 235. clis. Turkish Six per Cents.. are again rather better, at 951 to 96 for the 16th October. Other foreign stocks are fairly supported. The sales comprise Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 100 ; Baenos Ayres Six per Cents., at 81 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents, at 641 to ; Mexican at 211 and 21 ; Russian Five per Cents. at 1091; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. at 261; the Passive Bonds at Ii; and Turkish Guaranteed FJtr per Cents. at 991. Yieterday, the broker who usually acts for Government appeared as a buyer of Exche quer Bills to the amount of about 80,0001., and, chiefly owing to this circumstance, a rise of 6-16 per cent. took place in Consols. The funds consequently closed even a shade better than at 4 o'clock the previous day. The Daily News of Saturday last drew attention to the probability that government wculd be compelled to step forward to the relief of the Exchequer-bill market. If these securities remain at their present quotation, which involves a sacrifice of per cent. to a seller, further Measures in the same direction ought to be adopted, for such • depreciation is calculated to greatly damage these securities in the estimation of bankers and others. Possibly yesterday's purchase may have comprised the 81,0471. which is mentioned in the usual quarterly notification from the National Debt Commissioners as applicable " towards the reduction of the National Debt" in the quarter now com mencing. The more favourable tendency of the funds yesterday afternoon was also promoted by the mode rate investments which have been effected by the pub lic on the recent fall, as well as by some speculative purchases based on an idea that the arrival of the considerable reinforcements under General Nicholson may induce General Wilson to shortly make an as sault on Delhi. Arranrments have been made for despatching to the Continent the bulk of the gold remaining unsold ex the ships True Briton and Nourmahal, from Australia. The Bombay adviccs report a further decline of 1 per cent. in the rates of discount, which now stand at 6 to 9 per cent. per annum, being a comparatively moderate range. Government securities, neverthe less, showed no rally, and nothing is said of any im portant subscriptions to the 6 per cent, loan, although the terms conceded by government to the holders of the old loans virtu al ly raise the rate of interest offered to about 6 per cent. It is men tioned, however, that the native money dealers at Peshawar had subscribed five lacs of rupees, or 50,000 L, to the new 6 per cent loan for one year, which is sought to be raised in the Punjaub. The exchange at Bombay on London, which was re ported by the lest mail at 2s. ltd., has declined to 2s. ltd. to ltd. It was officially notified yesterday that Lloyd's would be closed on the 7th of October (the day of humiliation and prayer). The corn market yesterday was steady, at last Mon day's rates. The number of floating cargoes of grain arrived at ports of call since lest I ridgy is 27, viz., —7 of wheat, 15 of maize, 3of barley, and 2 of rye. The French corn markets continue to droop, but most of the English country markets held on Tuesday were rather firmer. . . . We are sorry to notice that complaints of the pro gress of the potato disease are becoming much more general. In the tea market yesterday some small parcel■ of the new season Congea were sold from 2s. ltd. to 3s. Id. The sales of plantation Ceylon coffee went off heavily at rather lower prices. The Dannebrog has arrived from China, with 244,5001 b. of tea on freight. The steamer Kangaroo, from New York, brings intelligence that the storm on the southern coast had proved most disastrous to the shipping, and that several steamers had been crippled and compelled to pat into the nearest port. The steamer Empire City, with 70,000 dots. for New York, had put into Norfolk in distress, and fears were entertained for the safety of the California steamer, Central America, which had left Havannah on the Bth of September (one hour before the Empire City) with 700 passen gers and 1,000,000 dole. in specie on freight. Tho stainer Daniel Webster had been sent in search of her. The steamer Norfolk bad been sunk in the Chesapeake. The directors of the Great Western Railway Com pany of Canada have issued their report. The do cument enters at some length into the causes of the decrease in the traffic. The petition preheated to the Bankruptcy Court for the winding-up of the affairs of the West of Ire land Fishing and Fish Manure Company has been withdrawn. The course to be pursued is that of a " voluntary " winding up. A general meeting of the Royal Mail Steam packet Company is called for the 28th October. WZDNEBDAT Eve. The demand for money in the discount market and at the Bank was again active to-day, yet not so much so as yesterday, when the applications at the Bank were more extensive and pressing than for many weeks past. In the Stock Exchange money was in good demand, at 6 to 61 percent. on English government securities. Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 to ) for the 14th October, opened this morning at 901, re ceded to 90 to I. and thence steadily improved, closing at 90), or 90 5.16 to 7-16. For money the last price was 90 3-16 to 5-16. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 89), 90), 90j; ditto, for account (14th October), 94. 00, 901, 901. Bank Stock, for ae oonnt,2l9(ctun div.). India Stock, for account, 211). Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, fall ing payable in 1869, 981. Owing to the purchase mentioned above Exche quer.bilfs were a little firmer, but the quotation is still only 10s. to Ls. discount. Turlush Six per Cents. exhibit a fresh rise of per cent., in anticipation of the deduction of the di vidend; the closing quotation was 95) to I for the 16th October (or equal to 92i to ) ex div.). Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. were firm, at 993 to ) for the new account. Spanish Bonds met with more inquiry. Other foreign securities showed steadiness. Bank shares to-day were quiet, with little change in price. The stock of the London Chartered Bank of Australia was more inquired for. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares were in good demand ; the old stock was marked as high as 74, whilst the new shares closed at sto 6 prem. Peel River shares were again flatter. North of Europe Steam were officially marked sto 51 ; and London Dock stock, 98tht: 981. nominal closing quotations for the shares in some of the new undertakings are subjoined, viz.: —Oude Railway, 1-16 die. to 1-18 prem.; Central Oude Railway, par to prem.; Eastern Bengal Railway, 1 to 1 prem.; Punputo Railway, 1 to; prem.; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1-16 die. to par; European and Indian Junction Telegraph (lOs. paid), 1 dis. to par; Indus Steam Flotilla, par to 1 prem.; Riga and Duisburg Railway (Consolidated shares), 1 dis. to par. THE COALWIITEPEitte STRIKE.—The men continue oa strike for the 941. • too. Many of the ships have paid tho advance and been dimharged. The men state that reeve of them would be employed et the increased rate if the office would allow them gear. The lewdness of the office in Gould's bill remain, =Tended, the authorities hoeing been unable to obtain men to perform the work at the office prig : but number of the old hand,l loiter about in the vicinity, waiting to be engaged at the advanced price. They conduct them- KIWIS in • pesocaLle way. In al PIM 074 7 4I .44 He 4 Ile II Is PA