The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-03 00:00:00

. be myriad irl be avail ak MO d ifq thisiligt midi be geed berm ere geed ... m ot (Caeca) Med placipir wen tie eel er• Aida the peenwast of thu beam o pl M seetbab/ ; be meet tip thei pdiebee peps= „oohs. Lim so pub es pm plum bet de me dr O! ; ri ee OP plod* wee tae bey mist "odd ra iee o i. Imbibe nit peeprlyitile pest body et the yes peed le We b bliew 114 fiebbp et 10mo o l Y eybeillog K b dir zepersiOr des ped viebegilb• embly Miasma. (Opp) pas. le•••• 11•Nprai,1L1'..iree NOW le bre tletbie w allops we • sem& legyeelw et repea* reless e o poliestiee empeldmied 'helm apes tbir &dm bpi W ly le Lied Selest 0••••••se r hie pilled soo ad la btlebbi tar rib bed be wee ewe be bed ▪ opwrei the vials d 16 emelp•s• vbs., Woe GP limbos it wield ebb In the la et lb N 6 ( 010. 0 IMO ben* pyre . vim d pil• le be eheriih. (Chem) The lieb Ms. Bum bed sell perm Y esessise i o s ow% rd Y diesrk K. pisate Ursa br fie o n o al away wl6 which tbe !Iberia bed cesibled e g omdleye el fie ay. 11 sell= booby lees pi sad owlet, rt New mini gariZoniame s , ors thask yos ; go hoe= we &Ay Is yew osolohoilis, I us soos los osh (alms r loaskitc) lls mhos was hos mils soh sod Iho remarg, LAW INTILLIGENCL THIS DAY. SHERIFFS' COURT. (Me. Kr. I.7oder-Mierif BarelW.) lINICLAXATION or OUTLAW/Y. Al Go INkot ed dr acre, metrolog, Mr. Kemp, Ibi ottoolool Wit, semis piseimmitlood ootiatery. aid to. Moo* owe egad ore to sornmdor lo maltledord Miaow [ham, dm Hos. Ow. T. Find. add Viscemat Itsikkeel, tie H Sao ( Ara. Ihmoltm. Jotiodi Ideßahaer oe t him CI OS Boot., lola Poolorlollt OM, J. H. W. liar * bodoritit Jam W. Nei _ 1 IL. DomMol Prim do Ileidoms, Ind VirriasteekenNitialZ Odiodoo Wry Jima (Ye Bomb Wm eV& IIiWZIXO P. ITOUNOII.4I/2 LAST Cu. OP CIIU. COT, "lie wee • writ of tenth" be r dine kr CAM }pant at the pert d de aderket done ben &Howell spedialt. The denene were hid be the declaration I W. Illenned wend kr the *did, who be end wa• elphyei el • wed stersdakay, le Ilenthetreet, 0 rat diredeee, ad the ahead eve impend he the rieened dee ea the Ladd Nilbuy, dentlesed emper, at IL Id per wed. The donne was d penweder deb d• anelt-penier, Min, dee ern to Leeks with hie wits and trey. No ad the wedintenee el the delandet bie vide in 11166, int dear trieudebly ended dex dee d b e t et Nab dredeineek needed did remit gj e wayidge, sod be node • eench, the need d err he kaki miler Id bed • =de a . f . wide bthe deidded and WW hie a) wile, tbe ad ed ii which were weindee et • iteneene beds bedtettda ltr ten dd. Uwe had PM ed ediedgent d Led CedpbeN's se le t ee then end le see rtee dthee doe male 7 e ildiese poetry, which de blend demi meld be % im mured cedeile he ge a Ile lin joked wh in the hark id es 'Skein', die weld a Wit, Ind tile ding add dos bad ani meld ad id domed Ind •• be the • . a ny,be meld WA p n y ▪ Waal , MVO 40 bs le eddied bd. be oddities to bla nods ken b• ode es he WE The planed ear it Ifelsel "Ris endnily dodo irkb deli dada end the deleadmat's w come- Miwiith bet wee added. $O.. the *WSW bed w nperelei bone de die de lead been added ad den werlinsble debt es to the paternity of nies. the eldhL edultbil it de a cen dr indtantiel dan He Snide en ta d gi t h e ham did Wee which the pied end hie die bed Hoed, and tho lend wee pet in mei deed S. be he the ddisdaat's bendwilting. 6. Ne apparel ler the deldiket. — mod -!Steno id the are to de fez', they pa • edit fir di. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANSION-11011111. Shoord doeithild ems breeteht bodes the Lord Mayer, an# B 47 Z=llk W. lidieks, No. 637, =lir 47,T14•;81.1buzinsieTlfr. Da udq re, bia leatber-seller, le Get replay Itekreeter to ley tiorer eft g beYe laa rbee does de rte, sod I reekod arm pima of lerber, sad ha roe le the orrelreek .baredmprimer wee et work. Tortedey elersiair I mired are dthe plates, sad dreved Ht dr primmer bed Om alder bit webiret. I umiloogoi bit roter to the honoso, sod mellow roe teat for. The priors wee Nerebed and on be ewe deed 1.. pore et Wier, ebb* bore tho utlt tba I bet put ere tbern. now toe verb le 9d. Moser —l'm very awry for it. I did rho dr lea putty. I sever ltd molt • Wee bier I M t yie ell led beleady with re, no Led Myer—Tom My you re gulty. itheer—Yee, my lont. The Lad Idayee—Do ye w Ira the ear to be &pond tt rdereMA It be sent for trod.! to the Old neer-11 weld ram be trod bare, my lord. Tb. lard //loyor—Thi 'Mon of robbery by ourrasto al Ihe poorpoty or their maims kos locoommod io as dente( arm. Toe err be tdl to-roxyaw, the the err rill et ode patty eorice• CLERKENWELL 1111101,4 (11•1143 Ur fulavilaT W7l . ;. — raso D •0•INOT • Welt Trier near, • repootably-dremed yaw taaa, yews of ego, drorkal oa the thergrebeet as a =reddri at N. 10, York-turaos, St. Peer's* was the her bane Kr. Tyrehitt, thaeged with , by of of a forged order, a boosobimop of rake of 21. 10a. • fir ea arkka of raw from No. 24, Barton4eneat, a 1•11 parst-tre of irlearear, the progerty of V i llo u gl ft. Prone iron the wirer I :4 l r7eal, the maddest memo oil aboosory, it sppered Wt he hed beer become se grired whl the prosir, tad Terre es go eat of tear Ihr • abort tier Ye aired the primer la the are of tbe Irmarary. Oa his arm ha mired the eprelat sad a re of arnwarte, mad also reertaird that the prisoner led entre IN Mkt far • stomach sad abater* be hed sot era hie soy authority 'reed hie roe to h. The re ate ereoloa for him torsi it the •• tare 1111. ow is tlkiesparsey. Ha the pw lo the pros and the laser twos a at bin aitanika ambit croresarkara the prearrer elated that he ante Cterr ro the prierar t. Tsatharity to order retie, er to era err fie he turpectrie berm he rid be ter • sopa t was bin 'rod rot the primer bad sty plot preed ft& the teary sad reeervad hi. Mahar • Aida he o /b. nom P. Gibs rood nooking os bib yomblios b boo bos do poolootar, obi be dolloorod b boloquoso b as pier of. bar &ism oroks. bomb Mon, NA" bilomooks toolvol, to bobbobbl pinw, mod, bps Islam bib as blew be ad sot am It. Ho bed osmotolood that be =lbol boa puma by tho plias= in Ilulbora. s =Wed the yobasor bo Omd • grab amber GP =eVag* le valuable nolkol bob, so d ft lbo posobbor. lb wield kg to boa bout Gm of iblromals, obi alb look lob of. bobby Nr. Trobitl it ybooor, bee, toa Irwin book obi to, be NY ho "odd ocompt two. obs fa MI emelt for I.2tiwa.r.• erplifflOOL sorsory boil bowleg bon pat Is, the phew olio now so fed be piths wry oloody, loa the bar; wick T bomb. 1110111112 T ST A IROVITUITTA. Oar% Omar, beeseinemet hiWe neld,wee ober* eld real* as gad end • • Aver audited*, the pro, at re arm% Ma Mary dads" ma kir Mad bay, reaties at 33, dreet arra et. Prase. de. Jim %bare adeaded Der de pnear. TM pare bed tar i ths man d Is reenerla he dies yea ead erns Nen weed seat bri evened lama br Wetter ea bemeak la bee anise mei ask War dr rale at Isse bee Mild web the bre In t „ Ida de bed nen the paseseur man Maw 44ha le I begcr bsio ralisewrepea, ID I, . she art te bet nitwee= yes sera sedely. Nato at de bed = end it anesamansaa by Yr. Vim Bade* nil det a. bed sr elat de direr sene dr, sad des sbe bad 119.11, 611111 be mad hd abaft bank int abseil ast lon thearbt seam dna lat de beau ti. Itabdri eemended the there vat.. are wale eat seat de phew TM la as re ties bed raw owl allee • awake et glass nen abe to* b Mast pate sev at 011os. Tan sat the 'ads plead he de dare, wash er read ben `tats bad she menedeed ta bse ederdia. Naas dde Meebed bra had, dal de het et bee halm bee an the bra, *reed seat ate bed as M ben,%rhea. ems dlearellet MARYLIDOWI. DOMINO •PfD NIOLONT AINAVIMION I POLIO& &NNW. • soboaa. vie brought Wm ILt. VWise ebemslamme : oila* wart ao okra Oak at Om al saania& THE EXpRESS, THURSDAY 111VENING; SEPTEMBNI 3; 1857, the Pis , who was drub sad gobs Movable of Salim are of his ham and cab, was eivbg abeg Namagairsibrasd gm a Woos rate, aed am odd* width Mg mew tha• ems gm am the pa at bark eras Mie asillehm with a Imp -post. Ths trio. rot le tbs maldam, wee mom to fug the bone reverilly, wee than lam lems ametely by Suter 199 8, whom be aback m ath tbe boodle of his whip, and ether tor 111-used Ma. arouse, 94. and Lerma, 88 , also of the 8 divbkm, eame to his amiatance, and on the way to the Mai 1011140%1•11 the papaw kicked and struck the three eats, with all his might, In addition to which he bit lavorett Is the hand. !e► the seeault on the police he war committed for mix meths, sad far the furious driving 10.. or a fortnight, making • the whole two @Matta. THAMES. amarzztswarr MT A DoIASATIC ANSTANT. Harrlstt Carter, aged 2S, and dwelling at the duo ot bar dprehension at No.aptel-plate, Stratford, was beton Mr. Yardley, with unlawfally to her own use Hoar and upwards, bad boa wairturod to bar by h mistress for the payment d trader mistr's MEd It k the Planes ef Mt. William Matthews, Me. 7, Cebant-tatmoa, Bow•road, LP the prisse= et ham la the mewls, of his mother, MTS. Uremia, mid • pod deal d meatless was reposed in the eetwy whe v as ti with espy from time to time to dfeedee . ttambemat's essemts ego, Mr. , Ulm • ebsemmeases, la • m the ssmseat X Ma. U 4. he saypiled te Mrs Llamas% who wen vary weak wham she veselved It, was hed glees mow to the prism, to die tamp the meat se the_ geode wee demo& The pri mer wee palikmed by Xt. Matthew% le the promos el Mr. ankh sad Ire slime, sad thia admitted that ohs had apprepriPul dm money which she ea& te have paid to teams* te bee ewe use, sod ales add theme WlfUm we pep she would pt the messy s e sear vas at awe dlemweed from bow altamdes. In =NW te masetkam tram the mapemeas, Mr. Mettlwrs mil hie mother wee wormy-erns el ap, quid para lysed, mei NEM aot tumid the MIL Lammas was le the prase et &hog the prieoner 61. or 101. at • time to pay Om Imulaiallles lulls. Mr. Matthews prodaved the prisoewes aseetrut-heok, aad said the diadem* asetwated to M. cw SOL, sad abe had s a id pet the prayer dame the book. Mr. Yuan, said the cats mu • eompikalai Ind difficult ens, bag to the ab.eata of Mrs. Lenora, sni the dffil colt7 d'eft the any roomy was &en le pry at bill et my pasiweier tredeentan. It was • qua** of aria aria sad Illr. Illambiffirs must look over the pima.'. mareinabask, mad ameba from that bow much as lad est bra paid. awn as having been paid to tradesmen white had sat The Mbar of the prisoner said be was vary sorry his =bad acted in the way she had dens, but he coati et was allmed to u m uc h latitude, and bar accounts ought b have been checked every week. It was the fault ci W mama Mr. Tenthly said be had allowed the father too much lati tude, tad rebuked him for attempting to oeseare u epd lady who had put confldeni ein her fervent. He would wet snow such remarks on rest. rtaile persona to be peresd over wasiteieed. This was not a question w h e th er M a . Lowreace sr Mr. Matthews bad been prudent, but whether the pri soner had unlawfully appropriated 30i. to her own TIM He then remanded the pnauenw fora week. WANDSWORTH TIE CAW. OF 11 110LIF•L1•110 YAM 101111 T ST A SttVANT. Taut Barradirte, alias Brooks, alba Omen, 27bessa. Theriaseati, sad Ann Goald, were brought before Mr. Ars eid tor lasi azamination, on • charge o f being axiom= ia several =acrostic robberies. There were • greet many =lassies examined, but the fol lowing ore the brat facts. la July lest Brooks obtained • situation in the service of Mr. John 8. Pierce, • gentian= rending in South-gelds, Wald... Nth, by mean, of • Wee character, which wee given to Ma. Pierce by the prisoner Gould, who wad at die tints fag famished lodgings in • reopectribis ho ° tise cc‘P Ll Clapham, and who represented herself sr • lady. As moon as the character was gives Gould absconded, ley hig • box behind her containing bricks, ex. Brooks ady remained in her service two or three days, and on the after noon of the 30th Judy, during the aherace of Mrs. Pierce, with her children and another servant, she absronded, taking with her • rash-box containing upwards of 40( la mosey, • gold watch, and • variety of ar , acne of jewellery and wearing apparel. Sho was insisted d the removal of the property by the pusses Towered, bat fortunately they was stopped in the Waadewerth-road, through a metensonger, sawed Maria, who bed ibilowed them some Mehra= suspecting boa =sir mans, that something wad =mg. 'There wee sera= ma is their company, bat he sieved his escape. The ether two were takes to the widen with the whole ot the slobs head spew them. Aber they wore is aistedy sod resrand, • escort oms was brats= again= Brode he being easeased with her =ppm= hue bead, Orem, is segaling • Imp questity of plate from the here et • gastismem sm mall Moses, residing to Tburke squaw Ikeda Ind Ned in the hose se sae et the servesta, sad iberdy beam se it was sap less* n ee bed lama married *Gram When the robbery wee cesesitted she had called maw the prase= et .eteg the breabesper. The third ore age brought to fight el l flagsmat Deady, a n wive rem at the V who west to raw (heeded pee they • pur arieposeristrakappr es aeharna g las la Cearkn meld not ea abrest, the idas, has of Gam. They Ike dred et the boom end apes the place inieg reeked, • oub b o a , coat. jug, time-piece, sad some ether =drift were discovered, which were the proceeds eta robbery sa mi pseed le he= been committed by Groot. whin am • vied hi bar Naar_ _who was then housekeeper at No • 4, Greet Juseeetreet, nepesenrow. The property bad been dolma In= the spert=== elf Mr. C. ASSN • t site-tree nmentsetarer. Mr. A lie= to go say farther beta the ere of Mr. gleams, as it was commanded two months War% and there we. no addirienel evidence of the propertateseed. His wonhip, begewr, decided spas c om p Mr. Piercer at" two shims. remeded the prisoners for week es the aim 61L4R3 LISTs-21118 1147. Two o'CLocaL - - The railway share market opened rather flatly. but is now somewhat firmer. Present quotations, however, are still in most cases rather below the closing rates of yesterday. The chief reaction is in Great Western stock, which is marked u low as 84, and is now quoted 551 to ex div. London and North-Western is now quoted 1001 to lex div. ; Midland, 82 to i ax div.; London and South- Western, 461 to e per than; Great Northern, 241 to ; and Bodeen Counties, 111 to ex div. Leeds Northern stock exhibits a further advanoe. Foreign and colonial lines are dull. Paris and Lyons shares Sr. heavy. .r. .r tiles 4 41 la Wi I t• Wild* , PM itell 4 M INi 1 id IN i di ad met IA b +SI l+ :: 6 - _ *4 in IN IM Is NO In Ti.ii; et 4. ~.... .... . !ate W iw MEIN& gaoler 4 p.a. Os aimerlek --« Moir M 4144444 Ds. & p.ot DiELFortk, Abir.lsme OA. • LONatirs tz.,44.6.144.1 t Do. M.. Dram Deka 4 per disc L lamitim. 4 per On& . p. D. idl d t i tbr a trard., 4 p.a. 04. Partlmrs, • par Ont. Dal 8.444.400 p. 41. pa. Ow %Pe DM.. Dal 4..44tatraTe IL N. Ilistbed, le M. .110. Sp.*. mhos. Pett Dmea.6 reislay Devon. DeedsmAp. a Ds. imams. 4 per et PO& MEW DaCbromeretap.a De. do. U AI S p. De. Left. Mr Nook. DwOhrter (1•6111 me De. de. do. D► as. tr•ATatr.iperftst. Lab /14..04. I Da Pep rpret de.• pop 0. Ws 4 1.401.0.04•JI 11 8. 1 IX 1.011.W.4.4.0.40 =e 110414.. 7 411, Naskallit. &Las Ds. 41 pea liklbod64..l4 miL l43lpp. Do. p. N. Pm /e .. DIL SI Pnl Da itcret. 14•40.Ake5.04.4.4 p. Doi 0., pia spliss 1444 Doi p a ps ittar . ltdr . .. Death Mita .- 14.210.—11erw.44.e.ra. 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May , Crews and hasher, Ira as body el Alice MA is Needy issinfog laat, at No. 72, Dunn's Op-, Loe QwlisebalmoL alsa wee about 37 years of age, t he srfk al Wiwi Disrabsa. • blarkaroith, was addicted t. n ewsiest Maim art hmilt 'plum "when she had the !tor- Mtn" It gamed that the had been intonloated for • whole me& It tar balk sod had on Saturday afternooa lad saat aMa 1$ yams d age, for • peanyworth of *= wait mad d wifeh she dial. Venflot—Dig tree; aahhiald with the Mtn of opium iirOlUfr - 11ABIEt:-tH18 DAY. Two °Twos. The funds opened this morning at a decline of per cent., owing chiefly to an impression that the Bank would not make any alteration in the rate of discount to-day. The Bank board have separated without announcing any change, but the market is now a little firmer. Prices are quoted about 1.18 per cent. lower than at four o'clock yesterday. Consols opened at 901 to 1 for money and the 9th inst., and are now quoted exactly 901. The New Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 911 to 1 ; India Stock at 2121 ; India Bonds at 225. dia.; Exchequer Bills at 6s. die. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 1869, at 981. The transactions in foreign stocks have been nu memo, but have not led to any important change in price. The sales include the following, viz. Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 1011; Danish Five per Cents., 99; Eqaador New Consolidated, 14; ditto Land Warrants, 31 ; Granada Active, 22 ; ditto Deferred, 61; Mexican, 22 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 80 ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 891 ; Spanish _ _ Three per Cents., for account, 401; ditto Deferred, for account, 251 to ; Turkish Six per Cents., for account, Mt ; Venezuela Active, 324; ditto Deferred, 12. The transfer-books of all the government stocks upon which the dividends fall due in October are now shut, except those of the New Three per Cents., which will shut on the Bth inst. In the Stock Exchange yesterday the failure wu announced of a young member, who had effected spe culative sales of Great Western Railway stock, and had also an " amount" open in Consols. The amount involved is believed to be unimportant, and is chiefly covered by hie " sureties." Of the 123,8001. in gold, ex the steamer Indomi table, Pram Melbourne, about 30,0001. wu yesterday sent into the Bank. The rest has been taken for exportation to the Continent. The steamer City of Baltimore has brought 12,0001. in specie from New York, and the Sultan 2,3851. from the Peninsula. We believe the total shipments of specie and bullion for the East by the Indus to-morrow will be about 695,0001., all in silver, with the exception of about 12,0001. in gold. The bulk of these supplies is for India. The total exhi bits a material diminution compared with the amount shipped by the last few packets. Trans actions are already going forward, however, in silver, intended for shipment by the following steamer on the 20th Sept. The continental advice' report the exchange on London higher at Hamburg, and rather lower at Amsterdam. At Paris on Tuesday the ex change on London was quoted 25.17/ to 22/ for short, and 24.82/ to 87/ for three months; at Am sterdam, 11.75 for short; at Hamburg, 13.4 for short, and 13.1/ for 3 months ; at Berlin, 6.181 ; and at Vienna, 10.10. _ _ The oorn market yesterday was steady, at the recent reduction. Yesterday's list of ships arrived atport of call includes no grain cargoes. Since last Friday, however, 23 grain laden vessels have arrived. Most of the French corn markets report a further decline.l The Confucius has arrived from Shanghae, with' 608,000 lbs. of tea and 701 bales of silk on freight. In the London market indigo is in good demand. Prices for Bengal descriptions are 9d. higher than at the last quarterly sale, and for Madras 4d. to 6d. higher. This important advance is mainly caused by the belief that the unsettled state of India will greatly interfere with the operations of the indigo planters. The next Dutch sale of sugar is fixed for the 24th instant, and the quantity to be brought forward is only 22,000 baskets. The Dutch company's sale of coffee at Rotterdam on Monday went off fully as well as was expected. The 190,328 bags offered found buyers at about 1 per cent. under the valuations, good ordinary Java selling at 41 cents. The sale at Amsterdam is fixed for to-day. The steamer Ripon, with the heavy portion of the Indian, Chinese, and Australian malls on board, is expected to arrive at Southampton at the end of the present week. The weekly traffic return of the Great Northern Railway Company, which is watched with interest, owing to the competition for the Manchester traffic, shows an increase of 1,6261. over that for the oorre sponding week of last year. The iperesse in the London and North Western Company's receipts is 1,8241._ The Royal Swedish Railway Company are in re ceipt of advice. from Mr. Miller, who communicates the satisfactory intelligence that the company's line to Arboga wu to be opened for traffic, by his Royal Highness the Crown Prince, on the 29th August. The company will then have, in addition to the Nora branch of 10 miles, 35 miles at work ; and, sa this new portion will bring the line in connexion with the Lake Malarn, it is hoped that the traffic will 'reach a considerable amount. The works on tits remaining 10 miles to Hoping are considerably advanced, and it is anticipated that thiaJection will be ready for opening by next spring. The half-yearly meeting of the North of Europe Steam Navigation Company is called for the lath instant. The Admiralty have accepted the ship Jura for the conveyance of troops from St. John's (New Bruns wick) to Cork; and have ordered the Spartan and Joseph Shepherd to be surveyed, previous to accept ing them for the conveyance of stores to Fremantle and Hong Kong. With reference to the sugar market and the pro- bable supplies of the article, Messrs. Trueman and Rouse remark as follows, under date the lit Sept. : The Imports of sugar up to the 31st ultimo are still 11,000 Mee lees than in the first eight months of 1856, being 270,600 against 281,600 tons, whilst the table below nail:Ste • strik ieg change in the deliveries, abovriely a falling off of 20,000 tons as compared with the same period of last year. Thiele almost entirely rei the export for those for home consumpt ion have been 218,400 ag a inst 220,600 tons, an unimportant dif ference which may be revered in ano the r month ; indeed ft may be confidently stated that the reduction is nether appa rent than real, for, owing to the determination of the trade to withhold from buying as long ea possible on account of the advanced prices, they have run themselves entirely out of stock, and have latterly merely just taken enough for daily wants. The stock re nearly on a par with that of last year, being 95,900 against 98,800 tons, which however may be said to comprise nearly the whole quantity both in bet and second hand. in the country. As regards the future supply, we have not much to look forward to for the remainder of this season, the bulk having now come forward from the producing countries ; the IN of August ships have still to arrive from the West ladles, and some few cargoes from Cubs and the Brazils, and there comprise nearly all that we can expect before the new crefebegin to arrive. The reports from most of the tropical sources of supply are favourable as to the coming mops, but she course of the sugar market next year will be fa a great measure dependent on the out-turn of that of Louisiana end the beedoot crops in Europe, about both of which great me dainty of opinion prevails. la only one season has the M ayan in Louisiana exceeded 100,000 Mids. over the previous mop and taking that of 1866.7 at 75,000 hbds., and adding thereto 1043,000, the out-turn delis year would still fall very far short of tbe average of late year. (excluding of mares 1866-7), and expeaed se it is to *pry from frost, it may ul timately prove much below present expectations. With re gard to the out-turn of beetroot, opinions are very conflicting; by time puttee the season is represented to have been very favourable, while by others the =naval heat of the rummer is said to have dried op the root ; it la howlver mobable that mach less will be taken this year for distilled= Is France. The position of the market for hides and leather is thus noticed by Messrs. T. J. and T. Powell : The transactions in leather throughout the past mouth have far exceeded as average amount, and a tendency to higher prices has teen apparent in most articles. The sup plies have generally beess to a moderate extent, but the de mand has been so urgent that stocks have greatly diminished dining the month. Almost the only exception to this activity has been in heavy foreign butts, for which there has been less twiny than might have been anticipated. The demand for home consumption ia usually good at this season of the year, sad it has no doubt been in some degree stimulated of late by the ragectstion of additional requirements for army purposes. The arportation of leather, and leather manufactures, also contiuses to leaser. Thera crane account for the moral activity of the raarket, sad as such ammo of cousumptioa, dames* end foreign, appear likely to continue, or rasa under W kratuulde Ingmar* of the eramordinary dna harvest, to Preens, there Ls little doubt of the maintenance of a good Yaw Nab. la raw • coadderable hosiams ha She bum deb& sad as :Orman maw The dorm* far . 441 . 0011.11Mili has absothed a large aa mime( the lighter Cape sad AUl,ldisa lithe, as I of the Est India kips. WILDKUDAY JP/INTIM. The funds opened this morning at a further ad vance of 1 per cent., and during the greater part of the day the tendency was favourable. Towards the close, however, some sales were pressed, and the closing quotations were the same as those of yester day. The improvement attained in the morning was partly ascribed to an idea that the directors of the Bank of England, at their weekly court to morrow', my decide upon reducing the rate of discount from si to 5 per cent. In the , afternoon this impression became fainter. The re sources of the Bank arc gradually increasing, and the prospects in connexion with the bullion movement s' seem more favourable, but we see no ground to anti cipate so speedy a reduction of the rate of discount. The active demand for money which prevailed last week, as we reported at the time, must have ah. sorbed the balk of the deposits flowing into the ia stitution, and the demand for coin for harvest pan. poses would operate as a set-off against the large quantity of gold bullion bought by the Bank. , In the discount market to-day the demand was scarcely more than moderate, notwithstanding the ; near approach of the 4th. The ensuing settlement in Consols is fixed for the 14th October. The next account will therefore be a long one, extending over 35 days. The " continua tion" on Console remains at 1 to 7-16 per cent. At Vienna and Frankfort the Austrian fends are a little fl►tter. - ..... ••—•—• At Hamburg the rate of disoowit is about 6 per cent. Consols, which closed yesterday at 901 to for the i 9th Sept., opened this morning at 901 to 91, ad- r ranced to 90 16-18 to 91, and were quoted at four o'clock 904 to 1, the price for money being the mama , i After four o'clock the market was firm, at 90 13-14 " buyers, " for next Wednesday's settlement. The • official bminees report is u follows s—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 904, 911 ditto, foe ao count, 9th Sept., 901, 91. Three per Cent. Re dared (shut), 911. New Three per Cents., 911 ff, 4, 4. Long Annuities (shut), 2 7.18, 21. India • Stock, 2121. Three-and-a• talf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1869, 981, 98t. The New Two-and-a-Halt per Cents. were also officially marked 76. Exchequer Bills were quoted 6s. to Is. die. India Bonds were dealt in at 20s. to 18s. dis. . TurkiscSi= per Cent. were firm at 661 t e ll during the greater part of the day, but had at the close to 96 to 1, upon some sales. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were quoted 991 to 100. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. continue to meet with inquiry. Other foreign stocks retain steadiness. Sales are recorded as follows:—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 641, 641; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 99. Peruvian Four-and-a. Half per Cents., for account (18th Sept.), 80, 801 ex div. Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 461. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. (Small Bonds), 991. Sardinian Five cr Cent, nt Turkish Six per Cents., for account 18th Sept.), 961, 961, 951, 951; ditto, Guaranteed our per Cents., for account, 100. Venezuela Active Bonds, 321, 321. The shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, after recovering to 100 to 60 dia., have relapsed to 160 to 100 dia. This quotation, however, is little more than nominal, all dealings being a matter of negotiation. Bank shares to-day were steady. Union Bank ad Australia and London Joint Stock Bank shares were inquired for. Land and steam shares were quiet, Crystal Palace Preference Shares have fallen to Id. discount: the original shares were quoted 1 16-18 ta IL East and West India Dock stack was officially marked 108; London Dock, 991 to 100; and Medi terranean Extension Telegraph, 31 (61. 10e. paid). The nominal closing quotations for the shares ia some of the new undertakings are subjoined, viz. Oude Railway, par to 1 prem. ; Central Conde Rail way, par to / rem.; Eutern Bengal Railway, Lte prem. ; Punjaub Railway, 1 to 3-18 ppmn.. ; Ws phrates Valley Railway, 1-18 dia. to 1-18 prem.; Red Sea Telegraph, par tot prem.; Rip and Duna burg Railway (11. paid), 1 to 11. MINES.-THIS DAT Two o'Ctocz. The market for home mining stocks to-days quiet. Wheal Edward shares continue to meet with inquiry, and are marked 81. This is the only business officially reported in the Stock Exchange. In foreign and colonial mining shares there is an 'absence of movement. Subjoined is the official list of the closing quota tions in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers : Alfred Console, 141, 151 ; Bedford Consols, 1, ; Chan esliomille, 4s. 6d., ss. ; Cliyth and Wentworth, ta tti Pthi Alfred, 31, 4 ; Etat Russell, 368., 38a.; Great A 7, I; Kelly Bray, 20s , 315.; Lady Ber th a, 125., 135.; arch Reathar, 140, 160; North Tralansey, ; 75., Ba. ; Bestrides Consols, 11.1; South Cam Bras, 4, Bt. Day lJnith; 24a, 265.; Ttocroft, 4.1; Wheal Edward, 8,1; Wheal Gren ville, 21, 1; Wheel Kitty (Want), 2; 24; Wheel Zion, 16e., 20s. WIDNIMPAT illOll3llll. In the market for home mining stocks to-day, East Basset shares were in increased demand, and exhibit a further advance. There were also in quiries for shares in Wheal Edward, Holmbush, Kelly Bray, Wheal Kitty (Lelant), South Caradou, and lineal Margaret. East Basset shares were dealt in in the Stock Exchange at 48 to 80. United Miner' &area were flatter. WET SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (By ILICTILIO TILMAJPIII4 WARWICK MEETING.-THIS DAT. MEMBERS PLATE. FIPwaY _.. .. • Lady Rhsabaui . . .. Mary Lovell .. .. .. 4 via.— WELTER CUP. Milo sad a halt whoa Slaiped, 1404, mad Kettle by, are hon. couirTy [MAKER. Mile and a half. Malian, Commotion, Vandenneulin, Unella ne =kZurn, gt Alio; Peeping Tom, Babylon, sad Omeend see here. Ex renew.— on. WARWICK CUP. Three miles. Man, Pfi-ster, LWOW* end CAW), are here. TOWN PLATE. One mile. Alembic, Knight et Avon, Miss Harkaway, and Beeewsz I 5. here. NURSERY HANDICAP. Seven furlongs. Maggie Lahr, Yeller Gal, Miter to Bishop of Osaaborg, t by Csanticieer -- Baroness, Lady Elizabeth, :Ethos, reartal, sad Priam of Denmark, see here. The Nowa"!tilde, of Hamburg, says :—" Mr. Wyse, the Mia/ater of Ragland, in Greece, baa .rived In Vienna, sosam Carlsbad, after having received instructions from his gemment to rows haniediately to his post." . - GREENWICH ELICTION.—A requiNition is io course of Feeparalica to Mr. Mesta Chambers inviting Lim to become a coodideei 4 4 regmrotation of the borough. isquilaios tiU b. presse;i7o--morro—'w7. THE APPROACHING EtEcrioN. TAVISTOCK, 2.—Mr. Arthur Russell, nephew of the Dub of Bed ford, Ime bees actively outraged in prosecuting his mane • nod were he not the nephew of the Duk e o f Bedford, hi; area of inmeate would be mall indeed. He declined at teadlag the nweiting, to which he on. invited by a &pota tion en Monday ism, and at that meeting a mauled= that "be was not a At sad proper pawn to represent the bo rough" wee umaMeseusly Wooed. In his address, be pro bes= "the principles of the liberal party, which of ale rem have prevailed in so many meaaures of the legislature." The Paptiatita to Mr Wm. Clay we. numercuely signed, bat in Mist 's abseere it was not deemed advisable to put him ionisation. There is, however, a large sad influen tial pasty la the borough who are determined, if possible, to wipe away the mama of being dictated to by any one, how ever MO in molt or benevolent in disposition ; and this party have .et about the work in carnet. Miall has bus otereepooded with, and hes promptly responded to the end. An ineuenteel committee has been formed to secure hie Mum: he has arrived in Tavistork, and is announced to address the electors this evening. The only subjegt of regret that he wee not here throe days earlier, as then be could bare had • fair start with ha anetocratic rivet THE REPRESENTATION OF THE COUNTY OF Huirtoomis.—lt bee been resolved to ealebneo the sec wasstal Mures of Air. Pe Mews. and bk. James Ran for the eanoly Duntingdoa side sad Wages., which will take piwo es lYidaz sal lido grounds attached to the Fooa- Misi Betel at Homaigien. As the number of elector. who are le be premt at taw direr will be above 700, a marquee foes bass erected by B. Minivan capable of accommodating r. I 1 peca n.. Ti n 'MY will be takes by the Hon. Oct.- Arum* of Werealey Park, end the affair Is looked inward to with the mart island by the siectore of Hun tiogdim• - - LAUNCH or Tan 01MAT EAVITIN.—Wit are sathoratsi to state that this side alb be bunched la the arst lidos of salt maga (Nester). Tas dsy is not es rat dzal, bat impurtast sweat IQ robs* lake tbs et dist tessai. The else vii be IPS tbrß .—Cbriim Arars. O.OIIIAIT MAN= AND ITOCILf. Saav•vs. _4o^: ir 4ze. &tam,. elealleln.•• Lair Cbes. mia f!letel end %New Owen!' U•• 1" Pork. ! A Dubils • Boling 'Man _ _ seise;; ustis.oliWi7 liisb . orid. 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Tar.--Common Coogan firm at Is. 24d. Rim—The market is RDx reateins steady. ' Ittereo.—A few transactions have taken place at an arise:Kea 9111. on Bengal, and 4d. on Madre. on the currency (Tithe het quarterly sale. Cortex.-400 bales sold. NITOATZ Or SODA said at 228., common quality. liaLtrrria.—The market is quiet, picas unaltered. la other articles no materiel alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The market is steady to-day at the &Bowing quota tions, via:—Town tallow, 61s. 3d. to 6d. nett cash; Fetes , berg Y.C. on the spot, 62 6 . ; 13e bar, 626.; October tic Deconbw, 60e. ; January to Man:b, 60s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET (THIS DAY.) A abort supply, and lade very heavy:—Pnats meadow bay, Pk. to Vie. ; superior ditto, 80e. to Ste. ; inferior ditto, 60c. to d 3..; rower, 60e. to 695.; clover, 90.. to 108..; locoed cut, 16.. to 100 s.; draw, 26a to 308. Trig SICK CUEATZ.—" Ah," said Mrs. Pettifer. "it's • thocased pities hi father and sakir can't cocas sad live with Lim, if he het to many. But I wish with all my heart he could have taken to vomit mite woman se would have made a coutibrtable home for him. I need to think be might take to Eliza Pratt; she'a a good girl, and have pretty, Ira I ere no likelihood of it now." " He'd and somebody, young or old," oloerved Mrs. Linnet, " to see as he wean a flannel ',moat, an changes his stockine when be comes in. It's my opinion he's got that oough i wet oboes an' Mocks ; an' that Mrs. Wagstaff's a poor addle-headed thing; she &anal half le k care on him." "a mother I" said Rebecca, "she's a very piens woman. And I'm sere she thinks it too pest a privilege is have Mr. Try= with her, not to do the best she can to make him comfortable. She can't help her rooms berm shahby." I've nothing to say again' her pity, my has; but I Imow very well I shouldn't like her to cook my victim. When a man comes in hungry an teed, piety won't bill hies, I reckon. Hard carrots all lie beery on hie piety or no piety. I called in one day when she Am= t: up Mr. Tryan's dinner me I could see the potatoes wee as watery s watery. It's right enough to be speridal—PM no enemy to that ; but I like my potatoes mealy. I don't ties as anybody 'ell go to beams the sootier for not disuses' their dinner—providin they don't die sooner, as maybap Mr. Tryon will, poor dear man I"—Blacittroode - 1