The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-24 00:00:00

t ong!, hat the English Ministry is fully resolved to withdraw him definitively from Constantinople. The Mrs* of Liege rys one of the principal un- Barium* of that city ham received advicas from Canna that it will be useless to execute the orders kw errs that they may hams rosined from India. as the Eaglia searsarst has resolved not to allow cry Wawa at the praise seement which way pos. sibly ran to user the Mak DENYARK. A arsahairi latter, Is ter Spec tahlir, ape: TI. bar& arario rorril by the Dmi d duo tee Gam Dribs at II &rib aid Larsheig awe Dar. Erb Ms prima nhurrbehkarppdr cr perk ophra dis arra Tbs rune the the riddle lee eersidered pr ed segrintles of Oa morremby M be imarad Crirory. as Dere aramal apiii boa bra arra to sup ra the poomat simissay, ebb& bi kelit4 spa as dr ler pis ......were d ward biros. li.boly believes bar be dr possibility dr suirbk arnaguarat on the Holstein peestion settle the two pew Clouse pane.. Yore rota may doubtless be miaow, but the goveisseent of Copenhagen le dentist', I em ormal, es awaiting whit cohorts. the de dome ut the Freakier' Diet, Wort with the 'prelim will be stsfiatheely brought by Promo and Aspirin. AUSTRIA AM) RUSSIA. We (Timee) have received the following telegram from our Vienna correspondent: " WIDXICSDAT, Site'r 23, /mos. "The Emperors of Austria and of Russia are to meet at Weimar. " The Emperor. Francis Joseph leares Vienna on the 29th instant." RUSSIA. The Journal de St. Petersbourg says :—" The Emperor has given orders that foreign vessels, not measuring more than 20 lasts, be permitted to navi gate the coast of the Bleak Sea from Fort St. Icicholaa to Anapa. The permiemion is limited to the present year end the yeer 838." CANADA. The Chicago Press, speaking of the Hudson's Bay monopoly, says : " Let the Csnadian government be extend over its territories, and tlity will be at once opened to a large immigration, thus furnishing homes to hundreds of thousands of the people of the United Kingdom who ere longing to Letter their condition, and adding immensely to the prosperity and importance of Canada." A requisition le in course of signature in London, C.W., calling a meeting for the purpose of consider ing the propriety of urging the annexation of the Hudson's Bay territory to Canada, and for the ex pression of opinion as to the most suitable locality for the future seat of government. Complaints of the failure of the potato crop are becoming very general, and there is little prospect of the yield being so good as was anticipated. The 'Toronto Leader says .—" We believe it is true that the speedy return of Sir Fdnitind I lead to Ca. nada may be looked for. It is probable that Attorney-General Macdonald has already sailed for Canada. The return of the lion. J. (toes may, we presume, be looked for before the end of this month." It is said that the Hon. Mr. Filmore, late President of the United States, is about to marry a lady of Montreal. The Toronto Colonist says the investments in unproductive reel estates in Upper Canada, during the last four years, have absorbed seven millions of James Stewart, one of the seamen on board the Elisabeth Anne Bright, from Liverpool, died from cruelties received on board the ve-wl on her outward pewee to Quebec. The coroner's jury returned a verdict of " manslaughter" wail's , . Michael Keenan, the boatswain, and declared "that John Olive, the commander of the Elizabeth Anne Bright, is highly censurable for neglecting to provide the deceased James Stewart vnth the necessary care during his illness, and in not sending him to bo.pital imme diately on arriving in the port of Quebec. A return of the number of immigrants arrived at there of Quebec to the 11th September, INSII and 185 i, his been published, from which it appears that n i 9l4 more immigrants arrived at Quebec in l h;r7 than in 1866. COMMIRCIAL. - 12trvorr.. Sitry. 12 Won Wiwi *ma • falai& dee*. b. 6 ate enam ling la our poet la the mat sigh of orz trade here bees .41 0•11•11.11•11 arts. Ia !elk**, orb, sad a Its. we him so eidlit es rum! Utraiird slaves sr. scearsulatist, sad ='NW st MR Wort& WrAt Won are is hoard U. lb. to fa Deb ate Mbar &rheum. 11..4W baring bia MI la is mai IIL Uo. he btu sub s perasetbasie pin Mr Soh rad kb. Mehl arf ass writ hair* foe ardorpel garlitallsa• ia crassqrsare sf rairlis hrse7 slab sf de tarsi Zasferad. lftelabh or duller fib air woe, rad moil eillefurr. 2de. Urespeal, Ida he Ns. kr H. Oyde, Mc for MM. dal Ilia ter my b. staaterd sr the Nam 771 TIMIS:I77ES AT DARMSTADT. A Meta tem I 1 &t, istal sspt. 19. mays : The Erma et dm& wee pewee at eteptmat given by the Omni Debi *IS ew.teill is lie pawl ducal pet. i. tr. ofteerea tie Dower Owed thither derhis, with h deeedier the !Arm Nary et Hades, peld visit to the red. 1 the 'earn dr court potty geld obit to the ihrilee, tare dr ions et alder! owl Arius wee pied. deeeed Itistraso et dietimilea ere perme, eel ereeret thew Osswell Illemeviett. who or to dr bee et the larks dahareder, verbs the Comet the Order et et Ourpt. New Prusaion Qauffe of the 23rd eeye:— "HI Be* Mete= Priam Frederick William eill, accord ing to aerangemast, proceed to England in November, and pay a visit to the Eaglisb court on the 214 of that atonal, "kik\ to the birthday ,d her Royal Highness the Prineees Royal. The wedding day la deed for the 18th of January, and the 3rd of February 4 named aa the day of their entry late Berlin." A letter froth Carbirshe in the Nato Prussian Oetrete oays that the seeottatest of the Cows! Roma Cathehe thetas' vas of that place had ••cut," leaving a debut of 62,000 Aortas. Its Ina Itsked uses as apw of onsslderable troeltb, betas( always heed te style. B. had *bathed lam. of &bosom far a swath, tad thing fourteen days overdo* without say tidings e( Ma, Ids cash boa eras orsitettled, and the &Sat abort wreathed die covered. He Oft hie alb behind Wet, sad It 4 aid is Dot likely to be taken, baths. bed a lase start hefts, the fraud vat discovered. •-- ErIGRtTION TO AUSTRALIA.—A gentleman from the Australian colonies has visited the eastern counties doriag the hat few days foe the purpose of inducing emi grants to prorsed to the vintherit continent. Nglr DirigOvilr or IRON ORE, NEAR 11.;LVER PTI1N.— A iron —" Th . ors, about half • milo etc ye the town of U lemmas, at a depth of only horn three to Ail feet, extend. the surface area moos three miles further conk of the old sod present workings of centuries. At the close of this week about 1,000 to.. will have RIM bed the renal for ship ment, including 266 to.. already pot on board the traders.— Comiterfaird Paeourf. Ron AN COlN.—List week, in diggini for the dretasae works in Copenhagen-street, the entattmmed up small rower win, or go•drani, of the Damn E.pmir Demi. O the obverse is the laurreted W et the imperer , • portion of the inscription—"lre Can Dont," diacerniblet. On the remiss is • goys of Me wh o su p er i nten d e d the public coins" baking ia en= hors of plenty. The pair of maks with which ebro w.e Imlay tees 4in the ether, sod tha beep at sob Yr metal umaily depicted at her feet are partly warn oat. The *end is " Women Auttneti," with the female. " 8.C." fresist.o. esestatire) in the WI. A email silver min cif Charlie spa Weleesday to at a depth of KIM bet below the cid sewer on the North Parada.—Wercater CAresiek. SPECULATING SPIIITS.—TIte Buffalo Republic states that bankers, byte..., and speculators, in that city. sir is the habit of visitleg cordinnos, end table turning and spirit rapping eircko. We have heard, it eq., instances where spirita have been consulted prior to enraging in large speculative operstoaa, which since have proved dues- Irons. Loans t large •niount• have hen made by banks sad broken at the suggrition end on the recommisdation *rite. Itidiroad stocks here been purchased and produce ha eqeszaitlee bought on the it. of table tippiag deice IKE EXPRES', THURSDAY . EVENING, SEPTEMBER MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. THIS DAY. (Before Mr. Bodkin.) AN OLP Ain Rork , 22, was indicted for mad found gr 4 lty of steel inn a mums thee, the property of Edmond Bird. Previous eceviettans Na put in against Ids. air. lbNlln mid be would rive bins one more dune., bed if ~bp egrpord span in lb. deck ea &convicted prisoner, =.be world be sent to pass army years an /tonal b caber words—slavery. prdesser amid be might as well be sent at onre, for be amid sow ihe beeestly. He bad no trade in Ws band., end en Is IrMuby bard aserns, It Ma aberni. The Cemet—Zeow bare yes not year Bring hitherto? Tebnase—Olt, tblering, miens way or other. steed lo twelve menthe' bled labour. WINNING A BAILOR. _ . . B r illive Ilishemey - ;;ad - kW:I*V Ebrin g tnis were in dicted he @Malin( a watch and i o:or ik ii erty from the per son of Jaw Lis Mahoney pleaded ty. Me. Bate. prosecute'; Mr. x (*defended Ebrington. Tie proasentee wee • motor, r - wl it appesmd that be fell eorspely with the prisoners in Ratcliff-bighwey, sad Umpires , el him to de ink. Having so well plied him with Brow that be bream. ievinnible, they took him to a house In illogel-gardena where they robbed Mm of his watch, trimmers, coat, weitetemat, neckerchief, and • took, When he receesred he gave 4 1format;on to the pOies, end the prisoners were taken. They bad pawned the articles. The jar, bend Ebt 'oaks Why. Mr. Bodkin sentenced both pi:again to 12 months' hard labour end told the premecator that he would be wire, it, the neat time he got fresh whore, he avoided the company of persona who were generous enough to offer him drink. Prosecutor said he had lost Lis ship through this job, and It might be won time before he got another. (Before Mr. Cree.y.) Ada Field, • coentryman, was iodicted for star'ing !mit a-alma sad four rli'"'op 'am the person of r tether ciontr)JlVl. The promeintor met the oi:soner somewhere below Brant ford, and they went toe public-home where they had some di'mk, for wa , cli the fuser paid. They slept In the same room, and dating the night the prisoner emptied his h lend's pockets, and the precise nun lost was ford in his ponceeion The jury found him Guilty. Ho had been in prisms fur vagrancy, and when tekea into cuatody snare. tar poaching were found upon him. Mr. Cressy mid these cure of the poor robbing the poor were always marked by !additional punishment, and he should sentence the pa:inner to be kept to hard labour for six calm. dar months. is war a very bad ems. fC 1414_414 Seim, Dario In; indicted foe .telling abeam tap and ben eath, the property of William Henry Brown. The prisoner was a plumber and glazier by trade, and the keeper of a mince-house where he lodged employed him to put a waste-pipe from the water-butt to the closet. He did ea, and claimed fle. for his work, but he took away the ball cork, tap, and a piece of pipe, which he cleimed " per mad whm the prosecutor asked him to restore re til 'lt• raid they were Lis, rid he world me him d—l before he would pet w ',ill them. The Nemec said be had no " felonious " intention In taking there e-ticks, be thought be was entitled to them. Mr. Creasy left the came to the jut:, sad They acquitted the prisoner. SURREY SESSIONS. THIS DAY. (Before Thomu rattle, Idaq., and • bench of munatrates) DARIXO 10 RRRRR HT WATIMMVS. Clerks and JoAm Trettkim, waterruen, were iedicted for stealing a gold watch and chain, worth 604, and 61., from the person of Joseph Rogerson. The prosecutor, an Aker in the army, said that on the 30th of August last he had buainees to transact in the Coy, and haring occasion to call at a friend's et Rother hitbe, he want to Wegang-stair,. and engaged the primmer; in row him ore". When they gut on the 6o .ey side of the Thames they all vest l•ir v a public-honee, where he treated them. Ile had no recollection of •nyth'ng that occurred until shout two hoom afterward., when he found thee he had been robbed of his watch find all him money. Ile was posi tive that the liquor he streak wee drttggrol, as be was per fectly sober when be aceolupanled the /almoners to the public house. • Reeves, ■ antennae, raid be was in the public boom when ell the parties entered. The gentleman bed then hl gold watch end chain in 64 poeneralon. Shortly after wards be saw the prnarentor insensible, and one of the pri soner, bad bin h end the other had the chain. Witness pee information to the pnlire. The jury found tooth pninners and the court sen tenced them to twelve months' hard labour in the posse of Cornelis. CONVICTION Or A WHIIL►. tI. YOT NTTALFI. iottae, 24, arm ',dirt.) fop eh:sling two pewter pot., the priperty et Henry William Oliver ; three pewter pots tha p property n( George Dowd", ; sad four pewter pot., th e proerty f Ratty Slade. The rifleman being au old offender, the court seettmed torn to four yeti penal surrltade. THB POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANSION HOUSE. Robert dreltar,, an old fellow, who was stated t o be rathe r in the "dotting" line, was brought before the Lord Mayer, upon the charge of having hawked without a license. A policeman mid—l saw the defendant in conversation with • gentleman In the street, and offering for sale some come nate. which I suspected were not just the right thing. The moment be saw me he was evidently roefueed, and he walked away, but I stopped him, and Nailing that the gentlemen had purchased a cocoa nut of him, I spoke to the gentlemen on the subject and asked whet sort of en article he had bought end what he had given for it. The gentleman said he had given 6d. for the nut, belierlng that it had substantial contents, but upon turning It round he found that there woe a hole in it stuffed with • pi oe of cork, and that some dirty wen Mined from it. (Laughter.) The gentleman who had become the purchaaer said the defendant bad offered the nut for sale aa a valuable fruit, end that it proved to be what the officer had doe riled. The defendant raid he really had been taken in Limed( by • man who wee selling cocoa -nuts, to whom be paid four. peace apiece for what he had bought, In the expectation of making • trifle by the traffic. He wished very much that be could catch the know who had cheated him, and if ever be laid bands upon so dishonest a rascal he would make en ea rwig of lin. (Laughter.) Tie Lewd Mayor—The gentleman must have big mosey, end the polite must watch the movements of the deiantimat ; but a license is not necessary for a hawker of fruit. Ilia nut-shells which wary found in the possession of the defendant, end which were fil'od with the mane soot of filthy liquor already exhibited, were ordered to be cra c ked, end the defendant was defie d to take up a sew trade. Hear), Davis, who appeared to be about 12 years old, was charged with bating stolen a beef skirt froze Iwadaehen market. The foreman to the complainant mid—This boy is &limp about the market with other young thieves, and the fart Is, your lordship, that a butcher ought to have eyes all over Lis body to protect b'm from their clever tricks. (A. laugh.) One of them get. a el:ck •ith • crook to it, and poke. out • joint, while another catches It, and away it gore out of eight, like a pea from a conjorMe cup, and away they all go after it. (Laughter.) Howson (the coargetile of the market) raid—l have eased this bi several times for attempting to thieve in the market with Wow; hut nothing can keep him minty. He has been in piens semral The primmer wan sentenced to impingement la Holloway Osol br ix vols. 80W4111.117. AN commutes THII7. • A Moat, Iseemelrelressedl women, who at first declined to pine het Ems ar oedema, but auheeqnsutly called herself Ana IMeens, me placed at the tar before Mr. Henry rimmed with dealing • lady's purls, in an omnib us . The pmecatrix, Mrs. Speekley. a bidy residing in Alders gate.strear, deposed that she got into an omnibus at the corner of Farringdon.street, on W.doceday afternoon, and was proceeding along Olfordoitreet, near Bloornabury, when she felt a tug at her packet. At the same time the prisoner I left the omnibus. Proeecutrix felt in her pocket, and, M .. g her pane told the conductor that eke suspected the rady who had just got out had robbed her. The conductor, accompanied by witness, followed the prisoner, met raid:— " This lady accuses you of stealing her puree." The prisoner replied, " She fa mistaken," and affected Poole indignation at each en unfounded charge bring referred againet her. Sh e was naked to return to the ninnibus, and consented to do on saying, " The lady must have dropped ber pun* order the mt." The prisoner hurried bark to the vehicle, and got in !Jest, when one of the inside puentgere raw her with the parse in her hand, apparently about to drop it at the spot where the prorecurriv had been sitting. Mr. Alexander ki Wgi I livray, of Prince's.street, Cavendish innate. elepoed that when the (winner and prosecutris had both left the omnibus, the remaining poasengera looked about to see if anything of the kind had been dropped. Nothing wee found, but directly the prisoner returned, witness, who leeched her movements cloardy, distinctly SAw her dropping the purse under the mat stein prosecutrtn had been sitting. Witco. exelaimed, "There it is, in her bend." She was then given into custody. She refuted to give any name or address at the station, and told the prosecutris that she was the mother of six young children. If this was so, the proaeratris aid she won:d rather not prose the charge. Mr. Henry—Surely she has been here before on a pre cisely 'hailer ch arg e. reenibect her face very well I Mr. Wank ohid Weer—Yee, your worship; and she told exactly the same story about her all young children. Prisoner declared she had not been In cuetudy before; but, although abs wee as hinonent sa a lamb, she would rather plead guilty end have the ease disposed of at once. Mr. Henry—Ne, I shall and the case to the market. Prisoner—Then I II ithdraw the plat of guilty, for 1 aut innocent. __ Hr. Hurry—You cen do that if you like. It will not be recorded ainst ag you. Bter was then remanded fur farther evidence. WORBRIP-STREET. A NOVEL PLAN TOR 00 8888 V. Sarah Smith, deseribcd as a taitorees, was charged before Mr. liannuill with the following scandalous act: Two ladies, mother and dsughter, name,' l'iessent, residing at Mile-end, stated that while passing 001 mm-street, White s:lmpel, last evening, the prisoner suddenly advanced in trout of them and rubbed her right hand over the younger lady'e face, then started off, a mob gathered round and they had extreme difficulty in emerging front it, even with the moistener, of the police, who fortu nately were near the spot. Miss Plement's appearance was the occasion of ridicule and mares cats, for her features were covered with a red powder use d in the preparation of paint, and the front part of her dress also wasimarkad with It. The prime., prorated that rho was not the parson who ocannitted this thigrant offence, though she admitted having witheseed it, but both ladies most positively swore to the Idenlt further appeared that this novel mode of assault we., in all probability, practised fur the purpose of attracting a crowd to the spot, where the numerous thieves infesting Whiteehapel would find many victims to their cot:witty. Mrs. Neuman said that neither herself nor daughter were robbed, but the officer Creuy, 221 H, was quickly by their aide. . . . Kr. Hammill ordered the prisoner to pays One of 205., or suffer twenty-one days' imprisonment in the House of Cor rection. WANDSWORTH. lARTICI EAR 1111EV6S. John Lock and James BicLug, two well-known con victed thieves, were placed in the dock Odor° /dr. Daymen, charged on ropicion of being concerned in the following robberies: . _ . Maly Young, a married woman, residing at No. 4 Park terrace, Cavendish-road, Clapham ' , stated that on klondsy night she left a quantity of clothes hanging upon the Fuse in the garden to dry. About 12 o'clock they were awoke by themes of "Hop thief " from their next door neighbour. Her husband jumped out of bed and opened the window, but meing nothing suspicious he returned to bed. However the next morweg she discovered the whole of her things had been itolen. The gardener to Joshua Field, Erq,, of Ballimm, In the same neighbourhood, stated that, on Tuesday morning, he found that Ida master's garden had been entered in the night I and the thieved had been 'rely particular in what they carried away. They had got op a tree in • neighbour's garden end ditnbed over • wall fourteen feet high, and got into the garden by descending a nectarine tree, which lima now broken all to pieces. They had been all about the garden, u.iao ptb a : trees, and oollected some of the beat apples and pears. that wets not ripe they had throw non one side. They bad also entered the grape home, but finding that the grape won rather green they had left them. They deo took away • large gate bell which was hung in • cage and they had bro ken that to pierce to take the bell. One of the onatable • arked for • remand se he believed be could prove • came of burglary against the prisoners in the same ntofhliourhood on the aim night. The prrooners were then remanded Sur other evidence. On Saturday afternoon, Sir Charles Wood, first Lord of the Admiralty, arrived is Hull, sad immediately after vent on board the Sir Cella Casophen, on a visit of in sists-aim to Spam. Sir Charles, war 'official costume, mud appeared in excellent health ; OD Ittittiog Hull the tight hoe. borooet repaired to his private radiance, Ilickleton Hall, near Doncaster. From a parliamentary return issued this morning it appears that the number of young men rant from dna country with appotntmt nta to the Covenanted &Trice of ladle. between let January, 1847, end let January, 1838, wee 320. _ _ ---• It appears, from a parliamentary return issued this mornWg, that there are 469,868 registered voter for result:lw in England, 38,120 in Walt', end 50,493 in Scot land : making a total of 666,391. In ludiag the uniseraitke the total number of registered borough voter. in England to 426,377, in Wales, 12,669, and in & °Baud, 60,069: making a total of 489,119. The total number of registered voters in Great Britain, therefore, is 1,015,.M. According to the erns= of l&il the total population of Great Britain waa 21,000,000. There we 98,497 county elector, In England and Wales registered for property situated within the Hotta of bocoughs. SIR JOHN BOWRINO AND THE LORCTIA ARROW. —This monies wee bawd. in the form of a return to Par kland's, a letter from Sir John Dowries, :dated Hong Kong, Ma S, in which ho reviles to the technical argument• which were admiced 'gluon lie proceedings, during the debates in parliament, upon the Chimed question, before the absolution. He concludes hie latter la the following term,: I repeat, thee, that whether the Arrow was enti tled to protection or not, the Chinese had no juridic tics ; and their proceedings were unwsrrantable, and to be resented. The expiry of the licemre did not make the Mucha a Chinese refuel, and Bare the Chinese no right to interfere. except through the CUOMO. She could only be a foreign cowl in their eyes. The paper*, whether in order or not, were depoaited at the consubite, end if they had acted la accordance with the conditione of treaty, and had put therdelvc in communication with the consul, there would have been no milli i o n. The payers minted were, I contend, of undouLted validity against any but British authority—the authority which alone granted, and whieh alone was entitled to withdraw, protection. If, them, the fart of the expiry of the lirenm, of the right of the keeha to its renewal. did In no reepert concern the Mame, hat the British alone, my imbue wee a necessity—at all events as far as placing the question in the hands of the naval authorities when I could obtain no redress."_ _ _ WHOLE/ALE FRAUDS UPON WOOLLEN MANU PACTERIES a YORISIIIIII.—At the LIS& Coact UMW, 7esterday, a roma of respectable agpearaset, named Ben •tem Itinscliff, who was described as a cloth-dresser, from Puri.ey, was charged with obtaining woollen goode from r.rions manufacturers is ths RWbtat, order false pretences. Mr. Fern., for the premonition, 'etated that the; prisoner had. within the last mouth, obtained goods from various email clothiers to the extent of Dearly 2,0001. At present he only proposed to go into one CAM rut iciently to justify a remand. The prisoner obtained, a few weeks ago, woollen clothe Invoiced at IUI. from Mr. Eyre, manufac turer, Enleahill, near Bradford, under the following repre sentations .—lie first made himself scquointed with the quality and pattern of Mr. Eyre's goods,as they were exhi bited in the White Cloth hall, and he then waited upon the tor, slated that Marrs. Atkinson, I Brush and Co. rllrs:rcesaors to Mesons Henry in Leeds), ns wen want of • few ends of that partifular clam of goods, end offered to conduct the bargain with that firm on Mr. Eyre's 'taunt, if that gentleman would allow him to do so. Mr. Eyre consented, let Hinscliff hare the good.; and ticketed them at 6s. Td. per yard. _ Not hearing any thing of the prisoner for several days after this transaction, Mr. Eyre came over to Leeds, and waited upon Meson. Atkinson, Brush. and Co. to sarertain If the ends of cloth were In their hands. lie found that that firm had ontral of his pieces in their pomearion, which they bad plarcbsetd tram the prisoner at 'M. 9d. per yard, or 10d per yard below the hall quotations and that Hitnoliff had re wrested himself as lir. Eyrs's partner. The prosecuti Mr. Fern. continued, was not quite prepared, oeveral sew cases having come to his knowledge that day, and be mat, therefore, ask for • remand. Them was another case, believer. which he might mention—that of • small clothier, named William C(4411. slim of Todsey, who had parted with goods worth 1061. to the primmer, under Mealier frau dulrnt representations. This loos, Mr. Ferns added, would nearly ruin this :pear but industrious man.—Mr. E)re, manufacturer Eccleohill, gave evidence bearing out the statement of Mr. Fenn. Mr. row next put in • paper toted wpm the se leaner, being a memorandum, dated Aug., 1W _le the art that they, ismer had sold thirty-two ends et soak. et the reduced price of be. 9d. to Messrs. Hint and Ikea% liedderM•ld, fur which cash was to be paid in a newit.—The pen...tier was then remanded to Saturday.— AfeweAmtrr Guardian. DARING S.l( ItILEGE.—The Bristol bench of ma giairstea were occupied for some time on Monday morning in examining two men, named William Williams and John Hood (the latter a negro), who were charged with a men lege, amompuniori by peculiar circumstances of daring atro city, at the parish church of St. John the Evangelist, Dard ham Down. The poor-box was opened and plundered, and till the gown', camorke, and surplices of the minister', and masters and bachelor:: hoods, the communion linen and altar cloths, rollening platen, &c., were removed from the places where they were kept, and packed in sacks preparatory to removal. The prisoner Willisme wee found masted under rho seat of the churchwardens' pew. On his person were some pi-iambi and ekeleton keys, and around his body • curiously-cmndructod rope ladder. While the officers were engaged in matching the hinde of the mend some person was heard getting oat of the broken window, and Hood was afterwards found, without soy shoes, secreted among tome laurel trees. His shoes were found under the window of the church. The thieves, while in the church, had regaled themselves with two bottles and a half of the sacramental wine, and having, like Lady Macbeth, made themselves bold, they nit up the registers of marriages (hap pily not so badly but that all will be able to be rejoined), end on the Leek of one of there wrote the following impudent epietie This is two prigs that has break in hers; God forgive them, but where is your money gone to. Shred by two housebreaker.," The pollee hare reason to believe that the prisoners end some companions were the perpetrators or a recent extensive burglary at Redland. The magistrates committed them for trial on both charges.--Both CAroniek. The North British Mail reports that a boy, about eleven years of age, son of Mr. Bowie, farmer, New Coldoch, near Stirling, was aceidentedly killed on Saturday. One of lbw men wee thrown; a pitchfork to another, when the boy accidentally , the implement smock him, entering about the n of the heart, and killed hint on the spot. SunnEN DEATH.—This morning, ea Mr. Evans who ear vied on an extrados bueiness se a Dorn chandler in Peckham, wee panting the Bricklayers' Arms Tarern, is the Old Kent-road, he was observed to stagger and fall. Several persona "mama to his eminence, and • surgeon was sent for, but before one attended the vital spark was ex tinct. Mr. Evans has left a widow and family. Informa tion of the melancholy occurrence has been forwarded to Mr. Carter, the wooer fur Surrey. Quart, LiaSZS-21144 DAL Two &Qom The railway share market to-day is firmer. The chief advance is in London and North Western stock, which has risen to 98} to 97. Great Western is better at 64 to I, and Midland is a little firmer, at 801 to Lancashire and Yorkshire has also advanced. London and South Western remains quoted 45 to f per share ; Great Northern, 24 to f ; and Eastern Counties, to 1. York and North Midland is more offered. Canadian shuts are rather steadier. PUZZUJICZ SMARM pd 4 Paine num . . 6,, I In WON a MOM 4 k• t ore /es1"0. Ds. Net DeM.Parli,au..Dos LOP•slim So et 14 VI Ha tir is la lisj os lUI 1.41 pm ad ad De. K.e 6p. Oral: Maim I:Wm 4 per Cot Idoesdpk• • pre 010. 1141. 434=44. *- .. tionbsos. por Do. 4.614.441•p.a. 04.4 d pep OM-- D. •••.leart p. 4.1 04.1. ■domilmd. It Prod bli k i e lSire u tjk i pi p t. Do.• 0.• mime. he. Dodosv.h Nam. p.• s. ke. 4 par ereilL4 p. 4. 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Da _ *MS I 04.1014.1.1401N.44 Ida 4/1 KM 114. 11‘, 1.• a.a.ma,aw.a.=ii KM I DAL AuNs NAN N 111046 el litasa. MAN 1 411 1 KM De. Ns 114,11411 PNIMINrIaIOIII4444I NAG N NI 14. 111 14 ao w is ""* NI ma ". .1 11. 4 0 INN 14■11 a. 50 . -".-."-- aa N 1111 aurora s &Rat- 11l ?Iris Oft 1:14. 1*....** Nl a smse etwiltlonst" .040. 511 M 4 0a 044•0• N Um/ ta i i akera t 11.0041 Oaks lbw 14 IN IN IN NI IN an IWe II Si flf xi Pi so " 1 11 IQ ate 1 W 4 4 0 t 3 24, 1857. MONBY ALARKBT.-TBIS DAY. Two o'Ccocz. The funds remain stationary at the closing quota tions of yesterday, with very little business. The chief feature in the Stock Exchange this morning is a rally in some descriptions of English railway shares, especially in London and North Westerns. Consols are very quiet, at 90 to 1 for money, and 901 to for the 14th of October. India Stock is marked 210; Exchequer Bills, 108. to Ss. dis., being rather lower ; and Exchequer Bonds, 1858, 981. Turkish Six per Cents. are rather firmer, at 94; to 95. In all other foreign stocks business is quite stagnant. The sales are limited to Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., at 251 ; and Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents. at 991. Of the 423,8001. in gold brought by the Norfolk, from Melbourne, 160,0061.—viz., 80,0001. in gold dust, and 80 , 00 01. in English sovereigns—has been purchased by the Bank. The rest has been taken for transmission to tho Continent. The 200,0001. brought by the Montmorency is expected to come to hand to-day, and the larger proportion will pro- ' bably be sent away. It was announced yesterday that the Sultan of Turkey has sent the munificent sum of 1,0001. titer ling to the fund for the relief of the Indian sufferers. Considering the position which his Majesty holds as the religious haul of one great section of the fol lowers of Mahonet, this generous act is not without its political significance. The wheat market yesterday was quiet, at Mon day's rates. Since last Friday the number of grain tenon vessel; arrived at ports of call is limited to 9. The proviusial and French markets are still heavy. At the public sales of coffee yesterday, a decline of about 2r. per cwt. for Costa Rica took place. Sales of Plantation Ceylon were also effected at lower Tie The shares of the l'eel River Land and Mineral Company were again in demand yesterday. This coin ray have adv ices to the 13th of July, which men tion the discovery of a rich gold-field on the crown Land on the opposite side of the Peel River. It will .be remembered that the river forms the boundary of the company's property. The latest dates from Sydney extend to the 18th July, and it is understood that private parties have later news from the Peel River district than that in the possession of the com Yestepany. rday afternoon London and North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway stocks were quoted exactly the same in price. Illinois Central Railway shares were again largely dealt in yesterday, and have recovered to 2 die. to par. The Eastern of France Railway Company are ad vertising Sunday excursion trains between Paris and the camp at Chilons. The half-yearly dividends are advertised on the Pennsylvania Central Railroad Six per Cent. Con vertible Sterling Bonds. Bank shares yesterday were steady. Those of the London Chartered Bank of Australia were more in. quired for. Peninsular and Oriental Steam were in request. A demand has also arisen for the shares, both ordinary and preference, of the Netherlands Land Enclosure rs Company which of late have been so severely de pressed. Many of the shareholders are sanguine o obtaining some important amend ment of the terms of the company's concession from the King of the Netherlands, who, in his speech at the recent opening of the States General, made pro minent reference to the necessity of liberally encou raging the public works undertaken by railway and other companies. London Dock stock was officially marked 99; and St. Katharine Dock, 901. The nominal closing quotations for the shares in some of the new undertakings are subjoined, viz.: —Onde Railway, 1-16 dia. to 1-18 prem. ; Central Oude Railway, par to prem.; Eastern Bengal Railway, fto # prem.; Puojaab Railway, to prem.; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1-18 dii. to par; European and Indian Junction Telegraph (10s. paid), dia. to par; Riga and Dunaburg Railway (Consolidated shares), dts. to par. WEDNISOLT ETIIXINO. There is still very little business going forward in the funds. The public make a few investments from day to day, but these are insuiScient to counteract the depression resulting from the stagnant state of speculation. Now that the period for the receipt of fresh advice. from India draws near, increased anxiety is evinced in all quarters. Consola present • fresh decline of I per cent., and in the other depart ments of the Stock Exchange dulness likewise prevails. The commercial demand for money was to-day moderate. On the Continent, the money markets are still rather stringent. At Frankfort the rate of discount is now 5 per cent, and at Hamburg 6 per cent. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent Rentes cloyed for money at 67, being Sc. higher than yesterday. For the end of September the closing price is re ported at 67.30, which would indicate a rise of 40c., or fully 1 per cent., and a decided preponderance of speculative purchases; but in some quarters it is suspected that a mistake has been made by the telegraph. Yesterday vague rumours were cir culated that the government contemplate some new financial measures calculated to relieve the Bourse ; but it is difficult to under stand how the radical evils of the pre sent state of things can be cured by imperial decree. Some persons have an idea that the govern ment are desirous of putting a stop for a lengthened period to the creation of new securities by the rail way companies ; but in this cue how are the compa nies to carry on the works in which they are alrudy engaged? On the Bourse yesterday 160 shares in the Orleans Railway and 876 shares in the Credit Mobilier Society . were " discounted," or demanded from the sellers in anticipation of the approaching settlement, but this attempt to force the market did ' not prevent the latter stock, which recently reached about 900 f., from relapsing to 820 f. Consols, which were quoted at 4 o'clock yesterday at 901, " buyers," for the 14th October, were dull to.day .. at 90; to and so closed. For money the last price was 90 to /. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90/, 901, 90, 901 ; ditto, for account (14th Oct.), 901, 901; New Three per Cents. (shut), 901 with div. Bank Stock, for account, 2181 with div. India Bonds, 235. dia. Exchequer Bills remain quoted Bs. to 4s. die. The variations in the foreign stock market con tinue trifling. Turkish Six per Cents left off 1 per cent. lower than yesterday, at 941 to 1. The' Guaranteed Four Cents. remain inn 991 to I. Sales are as follows :— Be ian Four-an - a-Half per Cents.,9Bl, 97/. Dutch o-and-a-Half per Ceuta., 641 (each. 12d.); ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 991. Mexican Three per Cents., 211. Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 45, 01. Rus sian Five per Cents., 1091, 1091, 91; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 081. Sardinian Five per Cents., 891. Spanish Old Three per Cents., for ac count (30th Sept), 401; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 251, 251. Turkish Six per Cents., for account, 941, 941; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 991. Owing to the continued pressure in the American money market, the exchange on London remains too low to'allow of shipments of specie to this side. The Vanderbilt, which arrived yesterday, brought only 2,4001., and the Atlantic, the arrival of which was announced this afternoon, has no specie at all on freight. The steamer Euxine:hu brought 2,3151. in specie , from the Peninsula. On the Continent the exchanges on London pre sent little alteration. At Amsterdam the tendency is rather unfavourable. At Paris yesterday (Tues day) the exchange on London wu quoted 23.171 to 221 for short, and 24.821 to 83 for three months; at Amsterdam, 11.75 for short; at Hamburg, 13.4 for short, and 13.11 for three months ; at Berlin, 8.171; and at Vienna, 10.12. Alt(lit.s.—TlLLS DAY. Two o'CLooz. The market for h3me mining stocks today is steady, with a moderate amount of business. &area Consols shares continue to meet with some inquiry, and are marked 131 sud 14. East Basset have bees dealt in at 73 to 7tl; Lady Bertha, at 11; and Wheal Kitty (Lelant). at 211 to 22 ex div. The shares of the Lusitanian Mining Company have been dealt in at 11 (11. 15s. paid). In other foreign descriptions there is no new feature. Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices in the Mining Eachnuge yesterday. At the prices quoted there arc, rola, tively, buyers and sellers : _ , Chancalloeville, 6.. 3 i . s.. 9d. • . • Duet, 729, 779 East Resell, 37.. Gd.; Oaw'toe United, 17.. 6d., 20o.; Om* South Tali... IQ, 1,..; Hotothuob, If, 2; Iltof- We Dow., C Loly Bertha., 219, 27.. ed. • North Promo, 121, 121 ; l'oinoadroo, 17.. ed., 20..; 'St. Day 22.. 6d., 0.. ; Wheel Edward, 91, Whoa We*, $7.., 394.; Wbtol Molt, 180., 20.. WEDNESDAY EVENPNO. Alfred Consols shares were to-dsy in active de mand, and exhibit a dtcided recovery. There were also inquiries for shares in Lady Bertha, East Basset, North Haw% North Fiances, and Fast Tolgus. On the other hand, llingston Downs, Pendeez, and West Basset were flatter. Business was to a fair extent, including &considerable number of bargains in the Stock Exchange. The following transactions are reported to us from that establish ment, in addition to those recorded in the official list, via.; —East Tolgus at GO ; Pendccn at 21 to 21; Tamar at 235.; and Wheal Harriet at 9s. 6d. to 10s. During the last two or three days the general ap pearance of the market has somewhat improved. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& P MINCINO-LANR.-THIS DAY. SUOMI. —The put .1.• 1.3/e5 are progressing steadily, and the market generally has a very iris appearance. Correia—The puMi! sees arc again large, and are going off without spirit at yesterday's prices, which showed a de cline of la. to 2s. Tea The market is atm ly but inactive. BALITE/RM.—The advance, paid yesterday is supported, refraction 4 to 6, quoted 61a. to 625. Rms.—The market continues dull. Cowrow.-600 baler of Madras sold yesterday at full prices. Ltentoo.—Holders are asking higher prices. In other articles no wa!erial alteration. TALLOW NIARKET..7TIIIB.DAY. The rearing is quiet, with very little doing. Subjoined 670 the quotations :--1 own tallow, 696. nett cosh ; Peters ham Y.c. on the spot, 696. 3d.; September, 69e., tellers; October to December, 635. 31. to6d. ; January to March, 688.6 d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET (THIS DAT.) Mr. E. J. Devi' re; ,rte a large supply. Trade beery. s 9 rather lower priors. Prime namulow bay, 68s. to 7Z.; =perk, ditto, 765. to SOL ; &thrice ditto, 60a. to 60s. ; mosses, 60s. to 66t.; diver, 90s. to 106..; second cut, 645. I to 935. ; straw, 245. to Ns. THE LINE, THE LINENDRAPERB, AND TES SHOPWOKIN. TO SAE TTITOT OF TUT WITIMIT. n,—Your contemporary, the Times, hen pub hated in he impression of yesterday a rather enigmatical article, whose absurdity, at all event", saves it from being commonplace. The writer would make " the wants of the times" an excuse for the enlistment of linendrapers' assistants, to fight the bottles of their country in tho East. He says, that ent bed arrant has its advantages." Now, I, as a linraper's assistant, should very much like to know the advantage I shocill derive by leaving a comfortable Milts lion, with a fair prospect end salary, to become a private moldier in one - of her Majesty's regiments now proceeding to the seat of war. "The glorious impulse" we certainly hove; but a' what a cost must we under the present system yield to it I We certainly should receive two pounds and an outfit, viz., a suit of red and blue baize, and an intro duction into the society of navvies, labourers,and worse ; haws to eat with them, sleep with hem, chum with them, and be under the orders of some of them. A ntoe prospect this for an educated and respectably connected young man, who has some idea of his present position, and a proper ambition to rtee above it. Now, these strong and active young mem that the recruiting sergeant looks upon with so much cupidity are not quite out of his reach, were they only offered moderate advantages • at all event' they . should not be rewarded for their patriotism by being deprived of their station in society. There ere many hundreds of t ie "black whiskered figures in the prime of lade," to quote the words of your contemary, who ate eagerto avenge the barbarous massacre of their countrymen in India, and who would immediately and gladly leave their present employment were the government to establish Ludt a company that by entering they might, at all events, MOO. ciate with their equal.. A battalion might be embodied in • week, and ready for active service in a month, were a war rant issued from the Horse Guards for the embodiment at such a corps. Again, on the other hand, I must, for the information of your eontemporsiy the Times, state that women, se • rule, are not fit for the work of a linendraper's assistant. A drapery Mock Is composed mostly, as the word implies, of the heavier and more substantial articles of domestic use. I should like to sots the writer of yesterday's article handle a piece of 8 4 linen sheeting; it would be es much as he could do " to gendyelevate it." Truly they say they have toucheda delicate subject, and one that I consider does not concern them ; at all events we do not require the generous aid of the Times to give us a social lift downwards, under the mask of the public welfare. Trusting Ibis may receive publicity through you widely circulated journal, I own, &c ., A LINENDRAfER'S ASSISTANT. Greenwich, Sept. 22. DEATH OF A CIIARACTSIL A woman named; Martha Heath, aged 83, living at 16, Sandford-street, wee we regret to beer, fond drowned in the river Cbett, near Bermtge Neill, at en early hour yesterday morning. Pokes. occetables Lewis and Wilkins were shortly efterwards on the spot. and life being extinct, the body was removed to the stables of the Swan Inn, High-steset, where an inquest wen held set evening, before J. Lovegrove, Esq., coroner, and the jury, after bearing evidence to show that deemed had thrown herself into the water, returned a ref. dirt of "Temporary ineanity." We understand that although demseed went by the name of Heath, her real Wine wee Martha Probert She was the wife of a man of that name, who was, In company of Thu/tell and Hunt, engorged in the rolls ry end murder of Mr. Wears, whale death some thirty years ago caused so much excitement throughout the country. On that occasion Probert saved from the gallows by turning king's evidence. Hie two companions in crime ware convicted and hung, and Pro bert himself was some time afterwards convicted of hone stealing, and the crime at that time being a capital offence, be suffered the same fate as his former accomplices. Mrs. Probert then took upon herself the name of Heath, and has since resided with her relatives in Cheltenham.—Chattnhant Examiner. Loss OP LIFE By FlRE.—This morning Mr. William Payne, the coroner for the city of London, received information of the death of Miss Harriet Ire, of Dept ford. She wu standing with her back to the fire what the wind from the door wafted her drew against the bare of the grate. It became ignited, and she wee soon enveloped in cos holy of fire. Her screams brought assist ance, when the MIMES were extineguithed, and without lose of time she was conveyed to Guy's Hospital, where every &sentence wee rendered that medical skill could suggest, but she died shortly after edmission. DREADFUL decimal. AT A FIREWORK MAKER'S,. —This mornings frightful accident occurred at Mr. Davies, firework maker, Pie,. 3, (leaden -plates, Regent-street, Lana. bath. It appears Charles Davis, - aged six years, and William Davis, loneaged years, with PM other children, procured about a quarter of a pound of gunpowder, which they took into the garden for the purpose of making " &gigs," when a spark from a loot, dropped on it, and a high explosion took plate, marl, lilting the two kothem. They were con veyed to St. Thomas's Hospital, where Mr. Williams, hones o siir t r e o i n, promptly . attended But t hopes are entertained t SWIMMING MAvell.—Yesterday evening a swim ming match for Wt. and the championship of England came off at the Wenluck Baths, City-road, before a large company of spectators The competitors were John Beckwith, of Lambeth, and Jamul Waitron, of Bloomsbury—fine, well proportioned young men. The distance was a quarter of a mile, and, oner n well contested race, Book - with was the winner. The Bath Chrow'cle nye :—" The news received on Tuesday from Berl:tiny Castle wee that Earl Fiteherditg• was totally inmesible, end rapidly winking. The Rev. Drl Brown was in attend taco, bat his lordship did not recognise hint." —•- • • • Probably the oldest clergyman in England is the Rev. H. Tory, al), rector ut - Elehimitara. Sussex, who to 102 years old, and who has just withered the solemn re openleg of his chun h after a thoV e r u es i _restoration, to the ezia:of which he has largely con Ile public room of the Caledonian Hotel, Oban, there is an antique oak chair, with the following Inecription on a river ere --.• This chair was sent by Lochiel to Pena. Charles Stuart, ea the occasion when the Royal Standard was unfurled to claim the Crown of his anceroth at Oleallunin, on the 11th August, 1745." It is the intention of the inhabitants of Chippen, In Soatereetthire, to raise 100 recruits for her Idarety'e service, and thus prevent err gentlemen of the neighbour hood with a COMINW.:OO. The Worcester Chronicle says :—" Lest week as the Worcester and Hereford coach woe proceeding halfway ten tweets Malvern end this c4ty, • sportsman in a field adjoin , 'oqg the road shot at a covey of Lints, sad one of the shots kdged is the cheek of a lady on the coach."