The Express. — London, England, 1856-09-16 00:00:00

bon of the works, fizei at throe years, a further ma of .10,ocoo florins. The Archduke Maximilian, who is at the head of the impend eau, us, every afore to th ereat* its strength, and put it on a par with the Sardinian nary. A nay.il -chool is to be established at Fiume, the first 111.)he of the haildisc having been laid in March list. Austria. it is thus sees, will become the first naval power of - . A letter from Vistas, of the 10th, announces that the Emperor and Empress of Auetria are chnitinning their tour, having left Hermagor on the previous morning for Klagenfurt, where they arrived in the evening. The Ost Deutsche Post of Vienna says: - - A Bulgarian tailor from Gabrewo has been going about horn village to village, at the head of about thirty brigands, endeavouring to get up an insurrection, sad saying that he Was supported by 30,000 Russian ',ldlers. The authorities went in pursuit of him, whim an engagement took plus between his band and the gendarmery, in which an of sad a private of the latter were killed, as well u the tailor and several of his followers. The remainder of the band then dispersed, and their baggage fel int) the hands of the gendarmes. Among the mitten found wars s quantity of Russian medals of the late war, Russian uniforms, ite. The Prussian Ambassadors from London, Paris, and Switzerland will shortly meet at Berlin, on the occasion of the marriage of the Princess Louisa. A letter from Berlin says that the government will take the opportunity " to deliberate on the ulterior mes- Imre, to be taken in the affair of Neufchatel." The Nalio+of Seim, contradicting the assertions of the semi•official prim of Berlin, pretends that "the court of Prussia will have to render an account to Europe, of the very serious ' imprudence ' of which person ages of considerable note in Prussian society have been guilty." NEUFCHATEL The semi-official Berlin journal, the Zeit, contains an article on the position taken up by Prussia towards Neufchatel and the Swiss Confederation. The Zeit, Daring declared that the recent events were wholly unforeseen by the Prussian government, lays down very absolutely that Neufchatel belongs to Prussia, by a right inalienable and acknowledged by all En. rope. Prussia has rejected the offer of a ptcuniary Indemnity with scorn. She wants not an indemnity, but her right. Neufchatel is not a source of profit to Prussia; in fact, the principality is a charge to the iLing. The reason for holding it fast is, therefore, not a caloulation of internt; it is to be found in the fact that then are good Prussians in the principality, who look to Berlin with confidence, and do not ac quiesce in the occurrences of 1848. Prussia will find a way in good time to deliver those men from the bondage in which they are held by the republicans. Of this the radicals of Zurich are told they may rest assured. The Suisse announces that M. de Sydow had had an audience of the President of the Federal Cassell, from whom he demanded that the prisoners should be treated with kindness, and that the judicial inquiry and trial should not be too hastily conducted, as each a course might complicate still more the diplo. matic relations of Prussia with the Confederation, and create fresh difficulties. M. Stcempth replied that Swilserland was the last country to which such observations ought to be addressed, some its legisla tion with respect to political offenses and crimes was the least severe that existed. Justice, he added, should take its course, and the Confederation was firmly determined to reject all diplomatic intervention. Yesterday (![ands,) was the day appointed for the opening of the memos of the Lviehitive Chambers by the King in person. The new Dutch ministry meets the lel:Waive for the first time. It has aga inst it the majority in the country, in th e pease, sad, it is believed, in parliament. Id. Yen der B:gegen, and hie friends, have come into power on the principle of protestant awmadancy ea applied to education. The liberal journals appear to fear that the ministers will not stand finely on their characteristic opinions, on which ground their defeat would be certain ; bat will seek to prolog( their official existents by own promises. The Augsburg Gazelle says A telegraphic despatch anneatiose that the Emperor of Russia bee Deafened on Prises Paul Esterhszy, who repainted Austria in t►e coronation, the Order of Br. Andrew la diamond., which is the highest distinction that tan be obtained in Russia." A letter from Odessa of the 2nd, in the ditufrian Gazette, says : Workmate soatiene to be actively engaged In esdeavaer- Iq to ruse the remelt sank la the harbour of Sebastopol. It appears that t►e gee steem-bigate Vladimir is completely lost. Auditing le a ceases lately takes, the moieties of the south side of Sebastopol mesas, to 1.600 coals, ce dedn of shoat 3,000 mikes. The Russian sow hen gave a greed banquet lest week to Gland Beekmaler, of the eagineere„ who con striated the bridge of boats sense the harbour of Saba,- Ural, ea operation which wee thought to be imp sable wader the ere of the enemy, and the seems of w►isk saved the ganieoa of Sebastopol. A discovery has jut beep made la the village of Aleasadropol, is the goveraeunt of Rea thenealow, which has ceased an immense natation among Oar archT , 13gista. bl. Luz macho, the direct rtf the ma seam of Resta, bee found in a small mound the catacombs of the Scythian kings. Nunerns articles is gold, silver, bronze, item, earthenware, atc., have been disunered there. The musses of the Ohm" or escropolis of the Scl th,aa alseurchs, spokes of by lierodotus, is thus proved. - Li Nord publiehes the following telegraphic des patch from Moscow, showing more folly than previoas advice, had done the character of the new imperial manifesto : " The imperial manif es t o is now MOSCOW in the hands of the public. The following points are contained in it, ttz.:—A commemorative civic and military medal for all who took part, directly or indirectly, in the war. Freedom from military service for four years throughout the empire. A more equitable assessment of the poll-tax. The Emperor accords an amnesty to the political offenders of 1626 and P. 31. All the Jews of the empire are freed from the special burdens of the recruitment that still oppressed them. The children of soldiers that were brought up by the state, and as such formed part hitherto of the army, in which they were bound to serve as soldiers, are all restored to their relations. "The most importantceremoniet of the coronation are over. The weather hie changed, and is now bad." POPULAR RUSSIAN FETE. A Moscow correspondent of Le herd writes:— "Os the 24th of September there is to be a grand ➢opular festivity. Besides all kinds of publics re 3oicings, there will he a dinner in tilt open air on the Morin:skulk plain in front of the Petrovskt If you ask the mujik about this dinner be will answer you with the grratest eeriousaess that on that day he is invited to dice with the Emperor. And in fact he is not mistaken, for the dinner is given to the people by his Nlejesty, who will dine with them es • father does with his children. They are already pre paring for the Emperor a large tent; the people will dine under eight immense wooden galleries, which will form one vast circuit round the Imperial tent. During the repast the military band and choruses will perform national airy. The number of tables being made is incalculable ; people say that when they are set up they will cover a spat* of 16 mate (Omni 11 miles). Each table is to be 30 metres long, and between each fountains are to ran with wine. Then the plain is to be covered with tbe so-ealled ' Russian 01 000tIlirto,' or mountain slides, with groaned masts, swings and roundabouts, theatres in the open air, Bm." Lours ox VY.19E1.8. —We have authority fee Ifttlag that ea ord., wiz! *barfly amwtt, amp Ills .q nitre vow* wh•e at wta, to eahittft idlest I , ghta to tbs., Which it to row e wpahory for steamers to show. We rely 'Mkt th. important reee'eticte was sot now pet is ettatatioe. Soso of tb• wont e•lbiloas Wen have ben eluded by Ma artasimott —lioyast.Vesot Least. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. OVTIAO3 IT a LABOUII/3. George Darker, a labourer, was charged with the follow log ostrapona conduct Charles Bali. , nperintendant of works at Chelsea College, stated that the prisoner had bora engaged by him as a labourer for a few days. On Thursday and Friday mornings he lost a quarter of a day by sot claming to work before breakfast, sad on Saturday might his km of time was deducted from his magas. He was snuck dissatisfied with this, and is sossequesee of his conduct complainant told him that be should not require his ionises any loom. He, how ever, same on Monday to the works, and threatened the complainant mental times. A pollees= was sent for, but before be arrived the accused want away. He retuned is the 'Menaces, sad coming up to the camplainaat, struck him a violent blow on the mouth, which he split sod again repeated, and t►n endeavoured to auks off, bat was secured. A policeman proved that the defendant was inteziested, and that tbs cemplainent was bleeding tram the wee sad mouth 'lea he cease in. Defeadaat, is the mans of a long rambling story, loces planted of the &denim Iron his wages, sad said that mew plaissat had been hart by accident. Mr. Arnold and that it was a very bad ease, aad debut dant was committed for six weak' in Admit of paying a pitman, of 31. AA/COL! tPON ♦ WI7I. Philip If Tartby, a as/pester, wan charged before kr Conte with Wog drunk sad disorderly, mad violently sr saalUng his wife, Mary WCarthy. It appeared from Oa evidease of the wife that yester day the prisoner west drink to bar lodgings is Charles-at:sib Hattoniardon, sad nada a disturbance. She had not lived with bit for rose tins, sad had bad to support her self solely by hit own means, having to work very hard to obtain a Emboldens, at bootbiading. Attar speaking a few words to hint yestarday, tea struck her oa the haul, and afterwards kinked her is the meet same manner. A witaese was called, who stated that the Mn woo eon tinaally beating and ill-usiair his wife. The prisoner said his wife was a " bad IN, " sad would ban bit If oho could. She bad ras away bon kW. sad be had heard of her liviag is adultery with a Roma catholic priest. He had been married to her about twisty lout Kr. Carrie said it wu sisuly proved that be was drunk sad bad struck his wife. Hs should Ise bias 40e., of iwi peinsant, with turd labour, for three weeks. The primer was locked up in default. •HOTHIS ••••lILT VPON ♦ WITH. Cantwell, of 36, Edmaad•street, Hines-ems. was charged with aseaslting hie wife, Mrs Cantwell. The wife stated that she had not lived with her hutsbead for some Cm, in connquenes of his idle and dissolute character. Yesterday he net her, and was drank as %seal, when he struck her take very hard, and est the inside of her mouth. He had Wooed ►es on several ma. sloes previosely. la answer to Ilr. Conte the wile ssid it would be as loss to ler 11 he was not to preleca. Whea the plisses, we appteheaded by Eselabt, 395 L, he we drank. Mr. Cowrie old be weeld bogie by ming whit a little imprierameat woad de. Be should therefore dee Ida 245• oe a week's hard taker. Me prima wastimpa --. losksd up. DIARYLEBONS. DINTS AT Tii CRAILIUT TION TISTIILDAT. _— —.--.. Hoary Ninefold alias William, who is well knows to the polies was charged before Mr. Broughton, with backs assisted with another penes set to rested, la picking the pocket of Mr. Henry Leftwieb, artist, No. 43, Combs/lead market, of kin welsh. The peones teistated that he was la the mighboarhood a Highgate yesterday, tans( sketches. He was oa his way less, gob( do= Allow-street, hangs his meal, =seam sad UMW erne= la his Laid, whea a Miss pat his ens sealant a wall a= Impeded his mane. At the time them weis a great en= of peaces peaslag, Wigs, as he was inhumed, insamied with Frost's prtstriaa. TM rasa sail , " Css yes tell me why as mem pram are hers ?" At the same enema he Mt a tag at his sputa, which he inmediatmly missed. TM primmer nu away. Pollee neetahle, 8 80, stated that slag the primmer main away, mad Mann the prosiest°, soy be had lost his arch, has mat is =rent of him (primmer) who passed through Oloasesser-gate, mad went towards as Zoological Garden. Wits's. ma after him, and after a shame of almost MU a mile, might him. The prisoner, ea Isaias laid hold of, at ewe said, I pug 'myself up to yes. I hare aet stoles the watch." Os his way to the status-how he gam wham a violist blow ea his son, whist eared the bleed to low profusely. Mr. Brougham asked if the primmer was knows to the polies ? greguiat D odd that ho believed he was a tisket-of leave ma. In as pear 1860 or 1861, be "is seasiceed at Oravesoad petty sessiona, sad ha had bora lately Mies at t hat courts two 'barges. Yr. Fell (chief York) raid he understood that rasp talks ware robbed in the progress of the pressonou of their "Mehra They wore hemmed is by pegs of pickpockets, aad mold not caries* t►emselves. Keay pail's's also lost that 'itchy. The prisoner was revaawded. Other ehasges of *Noakes*: were ea the roliee-sheet. THANE& CONVICTION OF L MOST UNONATINNI, Frederiek Docking, • yosth about 17 years of age, who said he believed he was • mamas, was brought before Mr. ttelfe,: charged with Malls' a silver wateh, guard 'halm silk ltaadkerchief, end 16s. 94. is mosey, from Andrew Murray, a sailor, belogging to the Salassiader, maa-of war. The prosecutor, who appears to be the hew ideal of a pumas simple-hearted British tar, said he was at reseal staying it No. 7, Strathmore-terrain, BhadireU. Oa the swain of Moseley, the Bth lomat, be was is the Mahogany Bar publio-hesse, is Wellclose square, sad met with the primer, who said he wee hard up, and is greet distress, sod could sot get • ship. He relieved the lad and gave him a good sapper and a pot of ale. He asked the prisoner what he amain to de, and he said he was quite distaste sad mut deep is the :Mesta. He told the prisoner he would not allow him to do that, tad took him home and gave him part of his bed, sad also promised ,to get him a ; ship. The prisoner booing pee to bed is the same ram so himself got op is the morals* early and crept out of the house, taking with him • watch, guard chain, silk handkerchief, sod 16e. 9d. in gamey, beloggiog to wattles., who never saw bias 'gala north yesterday. Fetter, • p tliageseetable, No. 212 JE, mid he traced the promecator's watch to a watchmaker is Southwark, who bought it of the primmer, and he took the prisoner tato cus tody yaterdey, ia the neighbourhood of Bermondsey. The prisoner, ea being gelled on for his defeats, is • me lees seamier, laid he stole the prosecutor's watch, bet not his 'gooey. Mr. Selle—Wisat are you ? T►e prisoner —I believe lam a seaman. Mr. Belfe—Da you plead guilty or sot guilty ? The prisoner—l am guilty, sir. Mr. safe said the Known hal robbed his kind and pesenal benefactor, sad was a most ungrateful youth. He had ao doubt whatever the pannier .tole the prosecutor's mousy sal silk neckerchief, as well as the watch and guar I, sad he sestseced bin to four meanie imprisoameat sad hail labour. The watch must be restored to the proeteator. Th► wat►hmak►r, who bought th► w►tch, said h► g►ve 11. 6a. for it. Mr. Belfe—Tbea you will lose your money. If you buy stolen watches you rya a double risk of lois( your way aad your liberty. Tits watchmaker—Tbo: boy said he had bad the wets& dye peers, and told oath a pitiable tale of distress and dseti intim, that I was inducod to buy it of him. Mr. Selfe—lt may bs a bard ease on you, but It would boa such harder ease is the prootoutor, if Ito were to lose bis watch, of whisk be has bun plundered. Give it ap to ns watch wu thaw restawai to Iti lawful swam. MEaTimo or,MacamacAL Escumuis Itf Gus oow.—The loatitobass of Mechanical Regimen la to bold Its melee this year is Glow+, etrasensiag es Wedaseday east. Mr. Whitworth of Maaeltsator is to preside. Mr. Beate Austell, Mr. Fairtmers of Manchester, Mr. Notes of Bradford, Mr. Edward Jones of Liverposi, and lathed essay of the mon natant 'sealers of the country, will be "Neat. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER le, ISM. CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.- (THIS DAY.) The twenty-fifth half-yearly rural muting of the proprietors of the above railway was held this rooming at the Eames etatioo, 81r 8. Y. Pero, altahaaa to the heard of directors, in the chair. The advertisement mamas( the mastiag having ban road, Mr. J. Da BIMNAZDT easphdaad that the Nee had sot been safliciently advertised, Rod he wished the refore to mopes* that aa adjournment should take platy with a view lee to a fuller smoothies*, of proprietors, when he should be 100 prepared to show that the aseonnte of the compaity were • in each a state as to be little creditable either to the seem so tarp or the directors. ■ The Cemomme said the meeting bad bees legally moo- so mood, arid ao adjournamot could therefore be moved ma the si greed of isfonnsaty. The usual prelissinariu were them goae through, after which the report, whisk we published yesterday, wee takes as road. titsCHAlltYlll. la reels' its adoption, rid it wee to ant he. one asellea of the year that the position as/ 00 fetus pecapeets of the esdertakieg cord ho judged of, e l l e i they nest take re toe ball year together, sad, essaperieg se them with the ineallinift parr of purrs years, be u aright the rears mar be Area se. He wee et happy to asp res they wive NI the my bon tams with Se the Loudon WNorth-Warm Hemany e sad that the fff arresgemate Mr that fee wielder the Lae had bum imeweeseaated. He as pated the most favour- ipp able melts hen that arreageneat ; aid la support of that NS *aka he seal wily mania this, had it been In force last tel yen lbws wield hove bum a balms et .11.0911. available 10 for IhaYea menet the eld darebeiden. Complaints bed been made of the working et the eosapaars boats It le we mil OM they ought bi 811111§0 themeless sultudeely se le worm the railway tulle, bat la answer to that es eteestlea, it was his duty to serial the proprietors Se tbst last kalf t ri e r the beets bad brought rem e n 10,6041.; while had a repairing feed of 6,00 r., sad n ea isseruce feed o 16,0001., sad le all respects it night le be lakes as ertale that their boat property was as ere sad le ramerative as the railway. Hakim a contrast between Pe thirsts of the undertaking is 1860, whoa he became cow wised with it, mid at the primallt, time, he ,„," Mad that the rectire had been doubled; the r e euleleadieg debts liqu ida ted, and the dolmans placed u ea e settled ludas. Her bad that est be.. attelsed at the masa if the pmmaaent way. whir ins amp be. le redweerid dinar maitre, sad he believed the • 1 ! aet Met whoa the aboshelitee all wield le lo aseded et a dividead. Leelft to the so Alec M was Saha eel be &weld tall tire tbst Sew were se amid sheet leembee rslaired to plea the mole Ike be tf I b llll t . lolo k lll ll lbws it weld be he )0 the 10 leatilt if the dlslsfolt Is eoestreet, this emptily ea- 1, 1 de M work than tuna the moot liberal brew. so Mr. Kiwaroan, ILP., eseseded the wells& he the adop tion of the Mr. Da " glum Ze lOWA the owatilly le aa rnwass adjoat, with the lea farther lownadistioa of et. the meows ; but the pagssel was rot faosinably revived, el• sad ultimately the mart was adopted. is The lull dividend of Is. Bd. per share wail then desired I at the drat ustereses shares of the soatuay, payable ea sad dew **Nth 11110, bevies a blames of 1761. 17e. 11., it. to he maid Imwsed le lie earful ball peat. leselatlese were allseweede paned appowaries the rector to esavert ta= tire wing of re ramfaw7 24. lat esu l a ttiaal, flat and woad .preheease , si. sleeks. MIT* it was silk would seasider le - ably lasilltate puselime, sad would, it wee wiripseed e be et. en eilMtleed aid le the is.. of the reserved reptile; for N. wadi the time appears to had sow arrived. Raieereas 111, applhations to peahen bed bees already made, bet be- a awe sessiviar say leaden hew the walla the disasters le thought it digs to the dareibelders:le elm the slams (la the M fauetwed fon' of etweiliated mead prehembee eve par N wet NNE) to the belies elf edema shares. The peeseedisiss Itawieled with the a eslowery vote of it the le the clishmes. SHARE L162.9.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ccoox. ty The railway share market to-day exhibits a further is recovery. Midland stock is espeLr at r oa booyant, and it. has men to 77i to 781 ex. div. and North. es- Western is quoted 102 to I ; Great %sten, 62f ea. to 631; and Lancashire and Yorkshire 95 to 5, lex div. London and South Western, Ber wick, and York and North Midland skirls are all sensibly it. better. se. 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Illsoftester. &nth Jumellos. esd Alirladras 812 128 010 TG WESTMINSTER REGISTRATION.—The revisit= of the lists of voters for the eity of Westminster RIM Mae plum before Joba Fraser llactquees, Bp , it the Lords Jur ;ices Court, Weenie/ter 11.11, soonosolsg Thsreday, the 9th gay of °weber, at 11 o'clock. 406 objectless bate bees side by Mr. Haggett, nest for the Mbevale. The cougar videos love lot made esgit i bjectiosa Thorp aro *sly 41 Halms, out et which ars reformer. Titers is ao doubt but that the conservative tenet will he supported at Ohs **Tidos. 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After rising 1 par cent., the funds are now quoted per cent. higher than they closed yes terday. Consols Joe the Bth of October were marked 94 in the morning, and are now quoted 931 to I. For money the price is 93/ to 1. Exchequer Bonds, 1859, are marked 991 to 1; Exchequer Bills 13s. to 18s. prem.; and India Bonds, 14s. to 17e. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. have recovered to 1011 to 1 (fee the 29th inst.), and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. to 102 Ito 1. Other foreign securities have met with only limited transactions. The sales include Brazilian Old Five per Cents., for the 29th but, at 1031; Equador New Consolidated Bonds, at 161) Peruvian Four.and.a-Half per Cents. at 791 ex die.; ditto, Three per Cents., at 57; ditto, Four and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, at 601; and Por taros, Four per Cents., for the new account, at 501. The specie arrivals reported yesterday comprise a total of more than 300,0001., including 825.708 dole. by the Atrato, from the West Indies, and 880,949 dole. by the Africa, from New York. The specie ex the Atrato, which consists chiefly of silver, will not be in han d about a week. Of the supply ez the Africa no portion is expected to be retained here. The exchange at New York on London was firmer, and closed at 1091 to I. The Joseph Tarratt, which left Melbourne on the 10th June, with 21,900 oz. of gold on freight, valued at 87,8001., has now been 97 days at sea. The arrival of the royal mail ship James Baines, from the same port, is also shortly looked for. This Teasel is ex pected to bring a heavy remittance in cold. The demand for silver for exportation to the East continues, and the price still shows an upward tendency. The corn market yesterday was active, and new English wheat realised an advance of 3s. to 4s. per quarter over last Monday's rates, showing a rise of about 21. since Friday. Flour ruled 2s. to 4s. London e dearer. The arrivals of foreign grain in last week were moderate, and those of flour limited. Since last Friday no lees than 42 pain Midst vessels have arrived at port of call, being a larger number than has been reported for several weeks past. Of these 24 cargoes are wheat, nine India. corn, eight barley, and one oata. Transmi ttals/ in th is branch of the market are restricted, owing to the demands of holders, who ask 3s. to 4s. per quarter above last week's rates. The provincial markets held at the close of last week are generally =dearer, but in most of the French markets ha declined. The French government has extended the decree allowing the importation of foreign grain and pulse at the minimum duty until the end of 1857, at the same time prohibiting the exportation. We understand that the committee representing the Spanish cospon-certifloate holders is endeavouring to arrange an interview with the new Spanish ambas sador, who hes recently arrived in London, with a view to explaining to his excellency the position of the holders, and to induce him to urge upon the Spanish government a speedy settlement of these A meeting of the holders of Central American Bonds is convened by the committee for the 19th inst., to reconsider the second resolution passed at the meeting of the Bth August, and to " consider the steps to be taken with regard to the debts of the stereo of Nicaragua, San Salvador, and 'fondues." A half-yeariy dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum is to be payable on the shares of the lonian Bank on the 10th October. The shares of the Ceylon Railway Company, which closed on Saturday, at 11 to 2 prem., have fallen to to 1 prem., owing to the publication (in the Daily News of yesterday) of extracts from the Co'ornbo Observer. The Chamber of Commerce, it ap pears, oppose the concession to this company, and advocates the construction of a railway by menus of a direct government loan. It also recom mends that tenders for the execution of the works shall be publicly invited. At a public meeting held is Colombo a protest wbs likewise entered against the draft ordinance published in the government Gazette, which b intended to confirm the provisional agree ment entered into with the Ceylon Railway Company. All parties appear to agree, however, that the time has arrived when the advantages of railway communi cation must be extended to the colony. MONDAY EVIINING. In the funds, and other Stock Exchange markets, there was again some fluctuation to-day; but, upon the whole, the panic which prevailed lost week seems to have received a check. At one period of the morning Consols had even attained a recovery of 1 par ant. Fresh speculative sales being than premed, a fall of 1 per cent. ensued; but after the regular hours the market was steadier in tone, and the latest quotations were nearly the same is those of Saturday. In the railway share market there was a sensible tendency towards recovery, especially in those stocks which have of late been chiefly selected for the operations of speculators for lower prices. Lancashire and York shire, Midland, and Great Western stocks were all sears* at the settlement, in consequence of the extent to which speculation for the tel has lately been car ' Hid. Many operators in this direction, both in the funds and railway securities, have shown to-day a disposition to buy back, by way of realising the considerable profits which have accrued during the late fall. This disposition is also stimu lated by the discovery that the public have to-day been rather eager buyers at the reduced rates now established. It is generally believed that the harvest sow secured is a good one, and that the general trade of the country, including that connected with the transmission of the precious metals to and fro, is ofa highly profitable character. There is thus every mason to believe that the public will continue to invest steadily. In considering the position of the Consol market it must also be remembered that the issue of new stock, which will be made on Thurs day next on account of the new loan, is the last one authorised. The Chancellor of the Exche quer retains power to mike a further limited issue of Exchequer Bills, should the necessity arise, or to sell Savings Bank stock; but no new stock can be created until the special sanction of parliament shall have been obtained. The recent convulsion of the stock markets has naturally led to increased discussion relative to our monetary prospects. In the most influential and best informed quarters to-day the views expressed were almost uniformly of a reassuring character. In the discount market no business is done below the Bank minimum, and the &maid for money continues good, but the supply was ample in all quarters. It is believed that Thursday's instalment of one million on the loan, to which many parties have looked for ward with apprehension, has been very generally provided for. Consols opened this morning at 931 for the Bth October, being the final quotation of Saturday, were marked as high as 94, molded to 931 to 1, and finally closed at 931 to t. For money the latest price was 931 toe. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, t, 1. 1,1, 1, t, 1 ; ditto. for amount, Bth Oct., 93t, 931, 94, 931, 931. Coned Scrip (Loan of 6,000,0001.), It Lf.Three -and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, ling payable in 1868 and 1869, 991. Exchequer Bills were dealt in at 13s. to 16s. prem., beteg a huh, lower than yesterday. Exchequer Bonds remain steady, at 991 to a. In the foreign stork market the chief feature was a renewed pressure of salsa of Turkish Six per Cents., the " continuation" of per cent, which 'AM exists on this stook discouraging speculative holders, whilst it stimulates operations for lower pier.. The fail In the Six per Cent.. was per asst., making a total reduction of 11 per cent. mace Saturday morning, lig 12 Ef ai l 4 7 4 1 I is 2:41 is 's7' . lee IN 104 j I 81 1 i I Wu au to si so 1111 1 11 The Guaranteed Four per Cent,. h nsd Per en& Peruvian Four , and-a- Ha lf per Cent.' I!..re quoted peresnt.lower. Mo s t ot h er foreign secnrituqg u!"", Ottoman Bank shares closed today at 11 being still heavy; Bank of Egypt, at 1I to l= dm, National Discount, both old and new shares, at to prem., showing a little recovery; London Disoonnfr at 3 dia. to par; and General Bank of Bwitserland o at I die. to par. The old bank stocks were quiet, and steady in price. Western Bank of London shame remain rather Bat, at sto 3 dia. (501. paid). Nether lands Land and General Screw Steam shares were flatter. Canada Government Six per Cents, were also more offered. TO TIM 1311T011 . OP THi ZIPRIAS. - - BM—There is me real muse for the present do -1 diormlas itm of iog Comoloomi ern most be a grommattion In • few days. or know mom I. Ms Ise ameba P op let Ise wto hare been paid on Thursday. whke woo immmeo of .r milk= of notes in reserve at the nook. . . Ilrmaara an Mato Is in are market. I. Ma Antra rendlia Ira been amicably sett:ad Lad we an pure Ira Or weer. 4. ma MS Glop lamps Sao try ever grown before. S. OM Irons web( to in luxe quantitra from MOO. rigs, frau Ilar art Lalbrord Y. Australia. IL Kora la Erma trainenron Y dardedly easier, and divi dendep plikseus It be rirms wo acme In for re-investment .----. w;r7 7uiy, juat afte r tits Atvielsed had boa palL 'lbry ere now run down to 931, a quarter's Mean. btAwilme 4a Om, which, in reality, makes the present piles mar Istarpser Blin ars at a high premium. The nut Am bin Ihe mob el mon speculative tales. I M. 01101206 t A. C. Ilkelefoistal.lllpLitiZZA MINES-2 HIS DAY. Two o'CLoms. The market for British mining stock, retains a buoyant appearance. Shares, both in dividend and progressive minim, continue in good demand. In the Stock Exchange to-day, owing chiefly to the settlement, there has been an absence of basin's. in mining securities. Subjoined le the official list of yeeterday'm trauma.. dons in the Mining Exchange : Alfred Cossob, 14, 4 Drekewello, 11, 2; Greet Alfred, 121, 13, 1,1, 14, 121,1 3 , 1, 1. 3,14, 1, 4; North Down', li t 21; North Trelawaey, 124 6d , 16e ; redeasdres,l7s. 64., 18e , 19s ; Trelelgh Cone ' , 16,. 6d.. 17s. 6d. ; Treleigh Costal' (sew), Bi. 31.,81. 9J.; West Frame, 20; Wheel trey, 4}; Wheal Wry, 71, 8, 4. In the Stock Exchange: Alfred Consols, 13i. d. 14; Rosewarne, 60; 6ortridge Consols, 2 11-16, I. I ; Great Wheal Alfred, 13}; Tr.- leigh, 61., 61. 6d.; Tunas Consols, 17s. 6d.; Pedaandrea, 20 . ..; Tnhane, 139. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (IT mammy° ratioaarn.) (PROM OUR OWN CORRRSPONDZNi.) The attendance of dealers this morning was large, and business lively. There woe a good demand for all deserip tints of wheat, at as advatioe of from 3d. to 4d. per bushel dam Friday's closing prices. Flour was not so active, bat sold at from 61. to le. per seek or barrel higher. Oats were sterol and firm. Keel in retail uschaeged is value. wore inquiry for Indian cora, but only little doing, and that at le. over the lest market. The weather is brilliant TALLOW ___ The market le Mead, at the following quotations : Town tallow 625. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 6011.6 i.; September, 605.; October and December, 495. 3d. DAY. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. 31r. E. J. Davis reports trade heavy. Prime meadow hay. 80s. to 90a.; superior, 1001. to 1101.; inferior, 80e. to 70a.; now. 80s. to 86..; rowan, 60a. to 701.; dome, old, 100.. to 1265. ; amoud out, 90a to 100 s.; now, 7 01 . IS 1161.; straw, 28a to 34a. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. DONCASTER--TunDAy. (DT 1110111.1 C TIL1101APII.) LATEST BETTING. GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 6 to 1 os Field (11) 12 to 1 apt Venda' (t) 12 to 1 Lady T►tton (t) 14 to 1 Yorkshire Grey (off) BT. LEGER. 6 to 4 es Ellington (off) 10 to 1 apt Bonnie Scotland 12 to 1 Artillery 12 to 1 Warlock CHAMPAGNE. 6to 4. os Piold (off) 7 to 2 apt Imperits • (t) TITS TRADE Or LIVERPOOL—LIVERPOOL, MON osv.—The "Customs Bill of Entry," published this MOM. tag, gives • return of the number end tonsils of the ships that bath entered iawares from and cleared *newer a for foreign ports in the week (radios &sombre. 13, 1856, se well as the corresponding week of 1855. It appear, that daring the last week 66 ships of so segregate tonnage of 27,368 tons entered inwards, 'Relent 76 ships, 40.026 tong to 1856, being a decree.. of 21 in the number of ship, and a decrease of 12,658 tone is the tonnerte ; the number of cleanses' outwards Martha the week, 91 ships, of a tootles. of 61,674 tons, against 107 shit s mod 64,366 tons in 1855, heist a deerethe of 14 ships end 2,782 tone. The total number of 'hips reported inwards from foreign ports daring the present year up to the 13th September was 3,026, with a tonnage of 1,731,378 tons, against 3,016, and 1,491,692 tons is the year 1855, showing an increase of 11 ships sad 239.786 tons. CHIISENHAY STAO HOUNDB.—We are again to be favoured with the presence of Captain West sad his gal lent peek daring the ensuing hunting season. A meeting of the sup,ortsre of the hounds, held at the Amicably rooms on Thursday, gives promise of a most suctesslal bunting season. Captain West will commence °Aerations is a few weeks. The Earl Fite &retinae, with his charac teristic manifleeses has coastated to provide the deer.—• Cheileseheen Srane;ter. ------ - THE PERSIA BTEAMER.—LIVERPOOL, MONDAY. In the American summarise which appear in the Lladon jounce this day, it is stated that neither the United States mail steamship Eriesaon, Capt. L mbar (with the mails of the 20th of Aligned), nor the royal mail stesmehip Persia, Capt. Judkir a (with those of the 23rd alt.), had arrived at New York when the Africa sailed on the 3rd instant. This, as far ea the Ponta is oonctrned, is an error, site having arrived at New Yank at 7 • m. on the 3rd, two hours before the departure of the Africa. Tne Ericsson had not arrived. SODDEN DEATH OF MR. ROL'PELL, OF LAM BITE.—Luc scorns& en inquest was hold at tte Rght Bella, Cross street, Blackfriars.road, on the body of Mr. Richard Palmer Roupell, aged 74, a gentleman well known in Lambeth for his wealth, and liberality to the pox. Louisa Maria Hannan, widow, was housekeeper to the de ceased, who resided at 16, Cross-street. his family felicities* being Aspin House, Brizton-bill. He slept generally at Crots-street, bat on Sunday nights at his country house. Ski was the only pergola who resided with him in Cross-street. On Friday last, about 20 minutes to 7 o'clock, the went into his room to we whether he required anything when she found him dead in his bed. Mr. John Shea, 34 , D., made a post modem ezemination, and fount: that death bad re melted from serous apoplexy. The deceased had been some what annoyed of late by some lawsuits, and a fire that had taken place on his farm. The jury returned a verdict of— " Natural death." Two MAIDEN CIECIIITS.—The Jedbnrgh circuit, as well as that of pastries, will be a maiden one on this ocession—a rather impwtent appeal cow being the only busies. sooting before the jedges.—Scoremera. WELLS CATHEDRAL.—Active preparations are now being made for the completion of the nese mtge. P. is can • [(deafly expected that it will be op so that it may be eproed on the 2nd of October nest. The dean and chatter have gives orders for a considerable restoration of the broken thefts in front of the cathedral, and *averti men are now preparing the stoma for renewics the old shafts. THE WENSLEYDALE AND FERMOT PEf ItAGEL--• Atwordieg to a document, printed by order of the Rome of Lords, It was etc anniended by the Lords' Commutes that the clerks of the parliament should be authorised to pay out of the Fee Fund, to Mr. Jews Napier, Q.C., Mr. Fleming, and to the Record Agents, who made the neees eery searches. loch fees as seem proper for the services rendered to the House ender its orders by dime gentlemen in thecae's of the Weraleydale and Farms, peerages. CRYSTAL PALACE. ONE BRYLLINO M ONDA Y, Barr. 16. Admissions 9,382; ditto by seams tickets, 354. Total visito.. 9,736. [Advertiaement.)—ltoLLowaT's OINTMENT AND Pibte mums*. Burnam eau in Ova. op Bab Lose.—Mr. Allison of Howling, Nate% be a later to Mr. ,drusprist, Bradford, Mat, after a game esti eosin last 'tater, lege began to swell, sad slime* Nee. holm eM on geNse the sore ed which he 011ie gf memlies Want matil he used ritsorats gib sal gad le ems that less ramify g to see the AM* yeadiuftl medicines bed es Mg lap, ae both were very middy tesigg„—gold by all eseallso egeiem =e st the wand: M Prams, lielleware Emslitiomele. l i 4. loodtalt gad IS, W.sideo.hine, New York ; by A. Stamp*. Ose. tiatleopla; A. Taal% Intymit ; end E. YWi, Malta. - I i! u li t II 111 11 4 II li !I 4 4 deN.