The Express. — London, England, 1857-09-08 00:00:00

~.-------- na POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) iWISION•ROUSZ. penes of reapmable egmeammor, wee ...A.Otoltraloatig riremormseso. monagat sae (1 . 4)* in Meow ma dm yet eteadlag will moor la '- ref I leM Wee le go easy. Ile named to as „"44 - 'pitli M mg hem tad es I maid aot prevail ela he used very steam Isogon, elatke-bmie • gray lambs med my Am- I been merely mubdiag 2 that I taped the compkia falerferiag et in aka a soma wbersvor. weal up, oa beerlag some dettedasit wkl his load oa ..., wad rawroweldsz kits is • woman who wee with the ps. ems of the tows, who hoe bee. theardorly moan. It wee sot dedrodmot)—Yos courla to Mat ar performed Wm duty by tolling or am of yoor mama, to aim kw measly doing ha , oath distorbtrooo sal tar Wit I w WlO/1/ my lord, mad an .64sly wry ed le b you mite Cho wire la Cho Make. bows tam Is say We la math • e the midmost to which 'airiest, is dist spas re esnicesbia klsd, and I shall :. _ .o be about stators years of eatt. Inprienesd kw tweat h or dos ut ior • els pathos& al • 'DULL 11•0 IrJealli leis sad a couple ,co Per Peter Liar* chinned , about Lavinia upholsterer. of Cock-Lae, Smith we up to Well while standing et f Isentud, bat ea tolling the a it alert of caspeeks, cos one ot iateniessiet . te , into. of tits most viratent which lato caul. rarbviasr 2e. upon kin when wadi b. Aisle b eis b id " V • to his parish inn, ttlitiWlito wadi be put lino the Lbws yard. the presler, mid the prisoner vas sant kr herd bim sap wean stump I. support kin. b has lamb nil, et ell mats lie would to tabu core Ii• de Nis: het If erwr he mate Wont this court egaia Is nubs hp sheeld not see his. n . *Mr was, thsrefore, diselsrpd. WISIMINSTEIL TtOLZX't •seArt./. trot* finer" wee Semi at the her brie* Mr. Arnold gold with sestring Men Grills Capleast mil Set she was • serried woinea L b fr e w t iseersi by har husband, sad bed lived will lOW Mier for eight yew. Yeeerday, at twelve hid ig sedgy, primer ease see the peril= when we lend NIA r it seneey for drialt. I bid hlns aeon lea dot I Islet say, upon which le threstesed • Ise my Ilk rae( use et blericgrod epithets. I * dews ea the led .h be sae to the Nib, mod .Nos • isle has readleetei (yrode.), See nes Asks Mre ever the eye, wbkli Med !duly. eseel, se/ se es, wed wasp • pebeenes, gas hie lentsay. inquiries tress the megiente, frospleineat a d d tregesstly aneebled her, sad three ad been pion two seethe for his brutality tie wee psis* robot, mad dld set thmenes asap Tay. aid-1 lodged is the sell room to deandest seas per between ties which I herd ik..o saves eei=to bise very loud bun the eye. She Whadue rushed set ad the bees resetilag Spry, senticeing, compislasat wee .hikid dreak., l° Z w e his Weiss eel, sad heel rid (Mt he witness, we. reseeded till i0•111AVIII 31ARLBOHOUGH-STRZET. R.ATI .-7Y• LIFUTS Or IiTTING. halo i• tho service el MIL Carry, $ lady roles, it No. 10, Pvt•aaosat, Tatha m& brbre Mr, Berk" ehwrA with stadia( et Womble silver plebe, the property of hie A hem the evidence of of. lady weed Wyss, • whit to the ccuala, thet an Tuesday stew twelve ciao* the ball was reng fee the pr up the luentaaa, bat in easequace of the not attesded to, Inquiries were hesitated, was found that the Maser bed soddenly damp- As bewails the beta of gala; oat et time without - raise was taken of kM abeam ; hut, co ag, be sot Imam node hie appeases, kis r, sod In be promos the priseasee dawn also the drawer in which the plat was kit, lee was mina the pester portka of Its cosaating of tee sad tate- pots, cram spoons. Is s draw belouga g to the a large bundle of pewsbroken' tickets stolen. Ishmael= wee Nab. 71. polka sad the remit was ef the pr• by isspator Pethere, sue cosayedhiat to the station, when be W emaegei Ober If Wes Mad - opts Ids —4-bece, has the temente of widelk ft apppued rimer bed bees bettleg riteeWeely, awd wee • •bay mow. Other evidence beriag bees • wee Tweeaded tin Tkozeday. MARYLEBOICI. 11101IWAT WO SS Tkk Nltak LISTON OROT R. mare Wawa, thus Matson, supposed to odwar, was chsrgsd be's» Mr. Bram/Won Ai dsriag highway robtery at the corals of Lince-grows. Ara the widows that !etyma twelve sad ass afterasea ss a Utile girl Lard Sara Iwirtra, who was lying with her soother sad mighbotebood, woo pains Jomoo-droot, she hold of by • gra. while savior Ira P.O a bead ow bar mouth. no hod • boodle is loor toads, b y." l4 n iwser ' re. oa&dostrd A phew; but ;be alsoceeded in takiag the bundle, .ended antity of hens, hue her. He tun • the b dk, sad IMP punned by • wen, who itaevered ft. The prisoner afterwards , amid mat lain a house I. Georriretteet. Jetsam, D TM, stated that the Weds by the ma. is karma the prissier an= in the howl is GeosTrueteet. He mew the pal trite eboureed Ulm be did not take tie beadle, sal tn. ether men robbed the little 01. egad the primer whet saner be boa le - teal AY t.e ether IMIS eine Isle We reale, when they bend the pakeema caning they of wfadew sad get smoky. elm, a vog Istelhgeet little girl, woe Tocened, • wen the* the rinser was the nem whiz leek vie remaded es t►. agars of biglivri lx THE Srim.—Tkis morning Mr. the aspen comer tar Westminster, received et ths death of of Mr. Whom Wioinna, a - at No. 17, I'm* esirmaNt-gusit, . anti el a arraM poison. It appears sad three o'clock ea Saturday morning, 19, C m,iiw, vas on dsty d tits . discovered the dectsead lylmg a as laseribile sod oppaready amielance of other mmatabkm the " stretcher berg learkt, be wee rrarese trim the bovareet• it he wee ears*, heel the aide et . air wierreerwl istretee maid the eteemeb -44 el grist wary of lwearner bet dialkw bears eflerware. num num.—Foe several boors tbis oneelve ars veer et Areal The realm lirew remenewted es • err r i n n ikawsw. Beree-wher, Wert Are trawlers& by re police ow shed auresgere far the Ledge The err rive gram agree boon Southwark- Irbitbe. The lie ewe mot erterrehett reeretered. O. rrei is erre! herr r I it Marc Baader rd Carom, lore .!wel retriscaee, Coett-bill Yr. Berm Yr. Ms. Anrtrer, ebbs dea rer: Si. Gmewser-wire[ a which were co yir end weir. The her wttl 611 rd err Abo.. drothar deutretdos at Mr. B. P. Doer, liesdnersr. N.. Rimpho-ned Tertuestely ths he term sed ` i read, Wirer, serhek ii ...rho at Mr. ledderly, tbaberiteretwo Yrr lei dr l premiss, wee bend cot, es well r 4 Mt. 3. Meer* bookralige. IBM TO A Jock inr.--1 1 1e regret to rider idea seasned at t . !perk* nor •• fl IM., to ta• bd Cherie Dar, the Nor 4 tray se Msoir. Teases ninsere le the terra tbst re dared ird bre -ehr he bed bras egrated her by the rear is err I. rats biza—Cri ha I he or errs to rod the be At Ids duty, his bra tY preesedier at therms* WM spas the led, it herr we bed ea kradaties to bet. The*, "Aecideral derik.".-Jpowithlowleal • f : I • 7i7/2 TWO fiTd sp. Me Ida to (be stet, eii-1 'dirty übe oil I declare that l • testelbly @duels' fuel be bath M • mao Arco wb - -.wore said II th e di ile e rrs't-stow or cosmos W. el 0 lirm y ...a M dismal s cobs ales (to damage ir • 'bum th ay e perk 71., coateet of ilsd▪ isu Mimi , to In • oiooloto to cowl= m Y moor d 1 a lett best. 1:010...1- maim thi Ikea weed frole liowewee L Coles-I eat gh I•PPAI 7 0 ° os-1 wee kr ils duld slow &aided thwe. bit. W. Cerdua-1 coodass los we Modal se safe .pelody el the mod mortis To. llNkr,gbe /wend to b., ostosei I. bo impieseel Simi ea past oft gew WILDA. Mew rah, e ass nen te behre seeks. vim lo t! deep '(tots, Lbw Nag/ilia, ea pool obb-Tbe edam are al • ber br wpm bet I. was ast S it bowel dew la stew einnememl a Wed@ el tbi vieusa to giv• bi. tots bad dwiLab...4 Sr rut Leer . U!!2' be 'b., I dere te hankie" Bow the dirt the isireat traready are ape bed her la prow two tar her. She wee perry ea peen bin la any ry. L naming-1 lodged id th Ind the ore nee harem I her the compleren or I wes her hiseezza Wiereery 11 17 . • Med: aid hog nabliag ee that the cow prams duck lie brae on peer this. rarer, van id riper. MARLBOROUGH run 1011111.11 T IT A AAAAA IiTTING Ai /Om ItAtla id the soni Imo. felig GA N o. 10, wet hereht Wore Mr. Bee reedy d verible silver p he ppord drew the evidence • Y. a vied ne the het, about twelve 4=l" l n i se brig ap the leschwa, bb aet ettesded ub il • kt wee turd that the As Maria the t {NM, SO SOON WY to T nosing;, Ito not bay* rear ler, wed la be pree epredow she the drawn it has the letter wee Mined coatests, awoken of nem," sad spoor la i re herd a Snip bane to the property deka y raw to the= preheadaa the et ar et e coreye d hl ..read, awl erupt Who a kettingdmah, foes the coal the primer bed her been to a large wooer Oil the prom wee ernaded MARTLLI 111011 WAT 11011111711 ff A plan wan awned Warn, ..Wed with abort , was chi the knowing doing high. • Liera-gron. It nee r Ira the widows I dot yeeteuday attar& ea ' • seed nerter, who wee la de righboartar, we ear heM of by Ira. wh OM bar mob. She 1 wee Nerd by the preen die prod, but who aua • watered a quantity of with the bur& sad le, Ma sad recovered it. rd rat fat Jeerer, D 2 glow is him by the ran. a nen in the boon ia Ger who erred the he di that twe ether.. rebind 01 lle. Beetegren rind the rim le the doer ? The prow aid dr o rAI Wet when they baw two Stl hut she. Ibsy beerd tl eat ef window end get lera Few her, wry nitric =ely erre that the pri The Frew rermded linclin IX THE STAZZ • the deputy coroner .1 the dash of ol mare et No. E alle, Irew the roots el braes lee Mon o 119, C Monk whoa he ewer • th ee s eed= " The a afar rare lad the deters le Cleeheertoe Hoe Orr thee he re medloth Orr edwinieweed arida wear I ar naged el a mat M.d a ir INO Elitiselit nue: lioneho ere need Me Mewed evereener reers, llownowlwee, rody heir (lithe edge _ theparred lie wee = 60,.. ==" ~ rd TA. •ee Warr reettleetneed Me perm et Mara M M . Coal Merfooll . iek , Mr. Anemia end rhea" Grewer ti dereed by enend rd w CUM I kehe a. ids E Itnewirdred. Ildedand, aid Learn do Errs of Mr. Bold weed, hat die Ur= roar Mr. J. ITAI. &THOM TO A J lid the tidal which ea .__ 111 " 10 2 Me 921" all., r th lenread *dry on how elenerd in the tor I der wiiii—thee he h pe rwred a lu m e the raw. to he wee ea ask lde daty , Ore al the fared 1 Men rime had 6e Weird Aar THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, gEPTEMBER B, 1857. SRAM! LISTS-7R16 DAY. Two o'CLoci. The railway share market to-day is generally rather weaker, in sympathy with the funds. In numerous cases a fall of Ito per cent. has taken place. The chief decline is in Caledonian, but this stock, after being sold as low as 82, is last marked 821. London and North Western is quoted 994 to 1001 ex div. ; Great Wes tern, 851 to 28 ex div. ; Midland, 814 to 82 ex div. ; a Great Northern, 24 to 1 per share; London and Booth Western, 461 to 481; and Eastern Counties, i s 111 to ex div. es French sham are fiat, especially Paris and Lyons, which have fallen conaiffer;bly. The Indian stocks are still offered. naDUIAZT MAIMS AND MCI!. 116 I 1.44 Lauri. lllie WY, N N IS SS CUMULI VATIVE LAND SOCIETT.-(17118 DAT.) The twentieth quarterly general meeting of the members of the above axirty wealeeld this eftersoca, at the ether le Norfolk-etre; Dhed , Visomat Ban at.to &airman of the szeraire ocausittes, to the Asir. amThe rerat stated that yeeteedey, the 7th, wee of the masty. The rearm of the buret t e up to the 6th et , Mow the weber of shares to rogrer oa that day wee 11,287, and the amber miersted 2,837, melds' together 13,564 there il4l whir the Soleil receipts In raper thereof rem to ated 6711. 17e. 7d. TIM Mal withdrawals, from the (rumba the refry, Illereesher 7, 1862, to Peptember 6, 1867, moot to 47,471 12e. TM MITE! Of the Raeder of Raed Order of Rights 1. sr le follows :—Cospleted, 2,628; drawn, 2,766; seniority, 1,431 ; raking a total r 6,724; sad dedsc ing Arbil etieched ell drapes, ke., 4,081, then retch of um= ti=722. The report gor to state that the bat gem on the Neer*"of RillbfaX , Nan the dm,* of the flik hater, Moat No. 7,072, and the Ira sham rhea up to the fah lasting was No. 13,664. There ban be.. two elleamar of estates &stag the ewer =, the bat ea the 18th of Jane with the Waltham* West Kent, end Redbill Estate, Bad Surrey, ad the weed ca the 28th of Anna, with the Bermes Estate, Beet benery. Ow the but mentioard day, several eligo ice, ible bride, two ground mats ear Enfield end two wae °aired to the holders Wits of ch at et Putney. The rho of bad W been attended with I s l a t Z =malts ; the B arest kern the rat Inbar sheet up to y the ddi lepteether, brig 17,7421. 17e. 3d, saahlag the read totals from them kratioa of the society to the 6th the large sass of 209,9751. 10s. 65." Mr. Newahar W IBMs* be, been elected an auditor on behalf of the ecauniter, la the room of lir. &eves, m aned ; sad Mr. 8. 1.. Sewell, of the Bank of Enka{ re , sleeted by them to the sere cepeeity. The atembers, at tide resting, bed to sleet awe makes on their pert. The repot was adopted. °h. I MI BRASS BIND carrier AT THE BELLE FUll IEI GAIWILVS. The annual contest between the amateur brass bends of the searrounding seighbourhood took place at Belle Vas Deadens yastaday shakos, le the preeento of a vat sessmblege al people, setiaated at between 12,600 and 16.000. N. Special beim, ell very heavy, arrived from Lark, Wake- et. bid, Chester, Derby, Present, Winks*, and kteramillata • siatious. The prises, gives by 11r. Jambes, the proprietor lq of the mesa wen:—Pint, 261., with en elects- plated W. corset cd the value of tee galena ; second, 101.: third,7L ; rs and berth, 4L The judges way, Mr. Wilson, bandaseter of the 61st Regimeet h ß il oyal Barvacka, Dublin ; Mr. Smyth, It teetheaster of the Artillery, Woolwich; and Mr. 21 Bares, toadmaater cf 2nd ,rdifhlre Mak Five bands competed for the Nixes, sad played in the Mowing tgi order Lemke. 1. Seeitlie, Leeds Mr. Richard Smith. If 2. Worksop, Nottinghamshire 3. Tose, Yorkshire Mr. W. Brook. R 4. Devrekary Mr. John NM. e es s 6. Milbureis, Leeds Mr. H. Milburn. ter In the first rowed, No 1 bead played a selection from 11 10 Troves':4v ; No. 2, Hoosiers Cram smimean ; No. 3, a LI duet; sad Noe. 4 and 6, selectime from la Thapidnia. In 6 7 . the snood mud all the bands played the same piece, which N was a selection from 1 Iheattar. Aram the completion ea tithe second round, Nos. 3 and 4 were ngmeted to playa et. thhd pane escli„ the eimme beteg, as we 86 homed. that the judges bad some diNeul t y in deciding which of the ere might is be plead esocad to the No. 1 bead, whose N playing they held to be the best. No. 3, eccordingly, played N the leek to !Aria si Lawmerswas ; sad No. 4 a rents- le tive ken De Overties. TlsJahns characterised the *Ow ef this lest piece by No. 4 as adedmiele, wed a wee es gamed with the perfoemence that they rapeseed ; No. Ito play • third piece also, is ceder to entertain a whether it, or No. 4 wee entitled to the Snit peke. as. The playing el No. 1 (Smith's, Leeds) was ogee' very 110 estedlat, sad the judges ink boated to award it the 10 Int peke. The amend pries was awarded to No. 4 t (Deceher/,:orkalike); the third to No. 3 (Todneorden, Yorkshire ; and the berth to No. 2 (Workoge, Notting- es. lee). A the make, the beads mind eat played the le Nader' Asthma ; sad apes the aneonemment of the prism beteg ark. the Wed which won the bet went tato Lf. the ordisam, mid played dm the Ciarwrity Hoy Nam ;,* The contest tersehatsd soon alter five o'ct.; sad the N rushee, having the gesderes, ripened themealres impend at the recenence of the performance of se se the Ord the judges mated that be believed there I L L wee • muted iseprommest epos the playing on a pekoe; when he also acted as one of the =pima—Moe le ratarerarilism. le WEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE, I ,; ZIACTRIC TIRLSOLAPIE.) LICHFIELD.—THIS DAY. WELTER HANDICAP. Cripple walked over. QUEEN'S GUINEAS. Plelreta • • .. 1 6 mi. Poliiiar 14. NURSERY HANDICAP. Oee Sae Fe ApoTho, T. P. Cooks, Waterer, cby the Dept' den by St Pieties, sad aby Corea Xszpret of Ave, are ban. 11 4 1 ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S GUINEAS. Two mike. * Fiehenose, Oskball, Polestar, Hamlet, Pyrrhus the be Sexed. Leesiagtoa, Stork, cod Klaifisher. AL are hero bet the LA three. es GOLD CUP. Out mac St. Damian, Min Hathaway, Moose, South Wee.. tlef t m a le:ll, Gamut m a rt, Prime. Mixture, ;a1 WHOLESALE BICAMY.—TH the prison of Green kw then le at pest • wasaan wheat maiden same it Marvin NPLeme, bat who married • hiad or fur-abourer nand Hoslioton, 'sidles near Dunn. The woman after wards took to herself • woad hothead, amid Philip, and she ham bees Wien to eland her trial at the ironing Jed. burgh Circuit Court. Hoolistem (honied No. 1) steads charged with the some aims, in • more aggravated form, he being alleged to have sot fewer than three wins, all alive, and mothers and children are maid to be doing well. He also sonde hi trial at sett Jordburgh Circuit. Philip (husband No. 2) is repeated to have hos amnia • second tans, and it wee on hearing of this nerrisge that the WOOll4 IllASa went la mean of her hatband, bat mat an below of police knead. The ma Philip is still at tarp.—Alice Aeiverhaer. THE THREE CONDEMNED CONVICTS AT LIVER rooL.—It is sow settled that the evecutios of Henri Rogers, WOMB Mike, and Charles Edward the imam capoia, end the other two manna ei S r ° ll:4 Martha Joe., for the brats! marder of Andrew Roos, also • seams os bard that vessel, shall take piste at the gaol ▪ Kirkdsle as litterday ant at son. The jury, It will be retelieffed,nseaaded the culprits to mercy, and Ware their r°. shoe • esenmeriel ht. ben seat to the sent praying for a commutation of the sonatas, CIL judge who tried the ere (Barn Watson) has nprsmrd • eseiviaks that thin was no trend for preventing the doe towns of the law. Regan sad Hiles ban both been visited by their wine, and Is the know one by his family. The doomed men have pad every elastics to the spirant =ina nition of the vow. ehaplain of the gaol, sad nipper to be t.Dy knesmed with the awful position is which they are pied and the fen which swan then. MELANCHOLY CATASTROPHE.—AN UNCLE SHOT IT um Nannw.—Hui pantd szeinnent kat bees mead Is the raral hamlet of Tionble Omar, shoat six miles from Otley, by the following ad ocenneses. On Friday Let, ilmar him were engaged Is rowing a field seer the for mer piers unit altersoce, whom two of tins, named David Triad Jot Helms, west away with the Westin of plug to Tunis, to get some rehomlimeat, Irving the other two, whams same* wen Abenham Tool, sign 15, ad John Teel, his asphew, assawhat older, bolas 17 years el ego, sad • as emr. look. Tool, of Lliabberhonte, shawls", in the W. The patties had taboo with the is the mating an rid gen, with which to shoot moll birds. David Teal and Holum lied sot got beyond the length of two Gelds fres the eget, before they heard the report of • gm, upon which they tamed bah, sad fond that Jobs Teal bed gime, taking with him the gus, whilst kis asele, Abraham Tod, was b=. .7ettaliti:eire thee. errs. 7' The mach sot moving, Holmes called oat to him in • loader nee, .14 thee ann." Sefp receiving so reply, Whin ,sodlds MelinalOn *ea west up to his, took off ha cap, sad discovered Its wet quite dad, ha viag has shot then bowl. The body was eabonsently removed tog bossed Mr. Blahs Tog, elearnaker and Wawa. Thnbir. the Mbar of the doommed. The sephew John Teal, did set men him appaloosa until n due .th un evening, and woe ia the main mental anguish at the 'hooking occur- Nan the decemod mad he hewing taw keen eldiebood on tits men ailistfoaste terms. Hie espantios of the dan k' Ask le, the It was partly the nab den accident ; that the, won Alias wain the , when be sant sad. Than an the. bkda ) gone over ear heads, yes own have • not at • ' that both el them thou sot up elssoltanaterly, whes the trigger of the im(weioh was Om is his ban) ouight • twig in the wont of _lied his sects no shot. Au inmost to be ▪ :Uid es the bodyieenday (Moaday.)—Lere Jhrewey. CHELMSFORD CORN MARKET. —As a proof of the pwwkeg importesse of Clehmitord ems mark*, sow that smpi Noon sad oscillate atcommodatice for the basher of the denim, minors, sad amen is afforded by the sew i it may be stated that oa the 28th of Anise, as t = Min shows, the wheat snugly sold amounted goatee—the lewd quantity disposed of ia ona rarbe day us re b oot record. Ono gentleman la this neigh. bonbon was te bays, of 1,300 quarters. Is connexion with this ft may be added that the Oran .heckler msehlas bas bevy la =ay parts of 4do .setistii - oa • lens at Wrath, we lars.lealeata •pi iliend , queers at nevit wheal is as 114—tte Illeitriassof the advsnages whin the farsin i W ht isstitz i poseswoom 4 7w the aillwier • him& • a grafirna Qom.. Itne• I Minn 6aclay ItagavrAvs. I yestanin. I le 1 e.a. lt i lM t arja:1111111M all DOAN sad NI klire.W.O. •• NSW Yelp ii .......~a..r.. rl.e imam= 0 Chrier rol &MAW .... Ili $1 S de se GO do Ike 111 ad a, aa 8 ! st :Lao fld ISt Ile ad N it SI II If II N IS NI al If IN IN N if II II IN IN IN 104 0 1 , 1 N 04 Me to 71 541 1 4 :1 4 7+ Reg I al I le. 14 IM 144 id I I di. sd 111 II a 1 414., In II lei 114 § 14 tie lit 6_ ii Si ld la In I :" I .., S 3 3 II It Me ti 1' '4 circa "t":47.6-' OWN Sp p.al Da. . I J4ll Thamt. si r. has L 11, I p. a. C• aalial Ii W k IM W 13 all TR!! Ds. Nur • p. Ont. R. &am Mos 4 per 04L R. Lossooldro, 11 041. I. it Mir, I p.a. Wirth.WhtiL. 4 W% Ot. 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SO U il "I Lei 111 11l Isl N 45 I MAY W Ste jib A n Ai S 0 - 11 ita .1 w HO al to i' rij 41 Ni. 144 al so 'o M U 0 llle le HS al le U al U U . 1 . nll li ti lel M lip IL* .._! p. c . 14 14 $ II 10118 it iftv If SI IS i - i ts N 11, 14 i le Is Se ee * eh as /PC T.—Calsdoidas, Iti sod —Eagrar i =4.4lll- 0 ; 4 • 4 16—Wailin rottaddre. 44 41 401:=. titaltb 11177 eS ilt_c a zt &Mos i Basle), WI —Dab, (Vet Wad). amen, 13,1— G,. It of Caarda, S. Lk bd. lama boas& 7. So damp em be weed la the M I,tdl kmutt Ma salisn.a. liairT. 7.—Tbm ass at Mk ► liallalda 11=.1. sea, sad sat Web elaa dem 4.1. 40a fl am Waters, fdt—Wldletwa sad leas., 1 ebebel4 Pre.. 11a►. arms tic aka, Ban. T.—Tba rate was d gado. at prism Inn bdersey arm. Bin= .ad Soar Valerie amal M Ill—Nealb Wagon* .4 4 da. so ►Il—lsMw sad Waal !Wank at 104—ewal Wala ß al . : l 4l so. RH Norm WALas, can boast of the finest an mo TL, st salubrious stmaphare in Oast Erl bsll the medical preheakm who are soquainte ta r Z i t piece, and whose to the most delicate 0011- etitutioos, with the y recovery in many instamme ; and the undeniable fen many that could not may heath in say other plea, deer repeated trials, some to paces for bracing sir, others to what see considend mild and warm climates, over inducements in favour of Rhyl, as oaly to the healthy bat to the wine and most delicate constitn ties. As a winter maidemos, none will be feud to equal it, foe it is worthy Si note, that Rhyl is not visited with frost, mom or fag, wash ere so very avadicial. The whole of lest winter, when a Faglead the meow wee twelve Moho deep, and indeed the surroanding country, Rbyl wee free, whilst its ishobtants sad visitors could walk a the delight ful ssushise, sad realise what is often to be viewed ;sl u t putorams. This coo only be amounted for by the of Rhyl at the month at the Vale of Clwyd (du. south), its=a l. each side el it wad &Asa. at momMa Was ss, which sat es to the math with the atmosphere of the lead Atlantic Oosan. Rhyl Ding under the Recta of Tomas Act, is well dadasd—the fimadaticse baud and, and the Place le latftetly sloe t d g rair how after &e heaviest he rain. T tows, sloe t with p., ee cheerful by night sa day. The y of halt water cannot be sur passed, the stratification the raw red maidstons. Them things well amid/red by all who we to mach of heel* and those who wish to wawa it. reasot foil to mike Ethyl cons at the art !spasm sad tiselnhie pieces Ibrahim. IC $7 w i e r , 101 , 0htlestie TO. = A II 1 1 ale .... aeualtr 04,041 I. 1•00.105 116191 MAL .. tso9l If Iketla 11•Serwarb$ ..., II 11 12,00 10 90 Now 1 I , Xits po laltbb Amdmalo:ol. ......—...... r fi $100169 R Mad 60 i 119$01 11,100 13 net. 7$ per 66, „ 9 1 96 1 0 /11,111 I Ce 900.1 Mae. —..— *1 I $0,1136 $ D6.1166war • * 91 II WM 1 160.9970.0.111•0 Um) 1 01,106 * Seam - 103000 IL 11.6171 e u Mum ~.... 9106. Teles. of trail ... .. 7000 1 10009001694 a Qom 11.046 211165et.0101169Ja.M.;. 114 111 In 1M MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocg. Pending the announcement of further news from India, all the Stock Exchange markets have become weaker. English railway stocks have fallen 1 to per cent. this morning ; French railway shares are also depressed, and the funds exhibit a reduction of about 3.18 per cent. since yesterday afternoon. Consols, for money and to-morrow, are quoted 901 to /, and for the 14th Oct., 901 to 1. Very little varia tion from these rates has taken place throughout the morning. The Three per Cents. Reduced (shut) are marked 901 with div. ; the New Three per Cents., 901 to 91 ; Exchequer Bills, 59. to Is. die. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, 981. Foreign stocks show considerable steadiness, the transactions being upon a moderate scale. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are rather Bat, and have been sold at 79 ex dir. The other sales include batch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 641; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs. at 99; ; Mexican Bonds for account, at 211; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, at 451 to 45 ; Russian Five per Cents., at 1091 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., at 90 to 691; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. at 261; ditto for account (16th Sept.), at 25: ; the Passive Bonds at 61; Turkish Six per Cents., for account, at 931 ; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cent. at 991. The specie brought by the Canada, from New York, amounting to 90,000!., is expected to come to hand to-day. The 104,00 W. in gold, ex the steamer La Plata, has been purchased for transmission to the Continent. At Manchester, Messrs. Warburton and Ormesher, silk brokers, have stopped payment, but the un covered liabilities are stated to amount to only about 20,0001. The corn market yesterday was firmer, and an ad vance of Is. to Is. per qr. on Monday week's rates was established in wheat. Since last Friday 27 grain-laden vessels have arrived at ports of call, of which 6 consist of wheat, and 16 of maize. Most of these were sold previous to their arrival. From most of the country markets an advance of Is. to as. per qr. in wheat is announced, bat the French corn markets exhibit a further decline, the new grain coming forward more freely. A telegraphic despatch, dated St. Petersburg, Saturday, quotes the exchange on London at 371 d., being &little lower. Parcels of gold to the amount of 60,000 half imperials, or about 48,000/., had been shipped for this country. The price of tallow was 193 ro. for August, and 195 ro. on the spot. The new treaty of commerce and navigation be tween France and Russia is to come into operation on the 14th inst. (new style). According to the advices from Paris, the heavi ness recently shown In the market for railway shares is in great measure due to the effect of the new tax upon this description of property. Amongst the calls at present hanging over the Paris market is one of 31. per share on the shares of that important undertaking, the French- Austrian Railway Company. For some time past the speculators have been under the apprehension that the Victor-Emmanuel (Sar• dinian) Railway Company would also be obliged to make a call to the extent of 61. per share, accord ing to some reports ; but it would appear that steps have been adopted to at least postpone this mea sure. The company are bound to furnish a sum of 800,0001. sterling for the purchase of the Novara Railway, and as the y are unable, in the present posi tion of the market, to raise money on bonds, the National Bank of Piedmont and the Paris C'smptoir d'Estrompee have come to their assistance, agreeing to make the requisite advances for one year. It is understood that the Union Steam Ship Com pany, a Southampton company, have obtained the contract for the conveyance of the mails by steamers between this country and the Cape of Goc;cl Hope. The Master in Chancery charged with the wind ing up of the Tipperary Joint Stock Bank requires the creditors to meet him in Dublin on the 22nd October, when a person or persons will be appointed to represent all the creditors. The city of Brooklyn (United States), invites ten ders for "Permanent Water Loan 6 per cent. Bonds " to the amount of 340,0001. sterling. The half-yearly meeting of the Anglo-Romano Gas Company is called for the 7th of October, at Rome. With reference to the silk market, the circular of Mr. H. W. Eaton remarks: Though to no very great extent, there has been a decidedly Improved business rare the reports of the 7th ultimo, and of a nature strongly indicative of the smell stocks in the hands of consumers both here and on the Continent, nearly allpur chases being promptly cleared ; hers the continuance of lint deliveries. Manufacturere still confine themselves to their immediate requirements, but importers have met them freely, the p ri ors being now for best crud& ail 270., 265., and 26a., for Nos. 1,2, and 3 Tad.es respectively—tee that should reasonably attract business, consideringness, that the cost of these silks of the new crop, by the last whims from China, ems Is. to Is. 6d. per lb. higher than these ()notations, with every probability of a further advance on receipt of our May and Tune mail.. The other descriptions of Vedas very from 23e. to 245. Gd. • the latter, including some par ce ls called No. S silk, but by no means up to the standard. In Tapmams everything really Food sad has berm sold, and will be scarce for some tune, the early difpenents of new silk always consisting chiefly of Tailless. Of the middling to common sorts of Taysaams there is ample choice, and they appear comparatively cheep, selling from 2s. ed. to 3s. 6d. per lb. under the highest point, and all de scriptions of this silk showing a loos on the last quotations from China of 2s. to 3s. per lb. In Cantons there is not much doing at the moment, and in throwns literally nothing. The new crop of atm silk is doubtless abundant, but any esti mate of total e xp orts mud be purely speculative, such se the report of 120,0 M hales. Nigh prices will unquestionably do , much, but it is hardly probable, in the present relative posi tion of the two markets, that orders will be sent out, nor will there be that rush after the various low descriptions which banded to swell the imports of 186667 ; it seems to be the opinion of those most accustomed to the trade that the ex ports' of 1867-68 will not exceed those of last season, but this estimate Is, of course, equally speculative with the other. I. Bengal silk there is no new feature, very little doing, and the only description inquired for is fair medium silk from 16e. to 26a which dole not exist of sufficiently good quality. In I the talian market there is no alteration, and the same may be mid of Brutias and Persians. Adverting to the continental adulteration of wine, Messrs. Ridley and Co. observe, in their monthly circular : . . . . With respect to the molt of the numerously signed me morial to the Commissioners of her Majesty's Costomnunder date 29th July, requesting them Oo restrict the wording of all entries of wines imported from Hambro' Bremen, dec., to 'red or white wine, we now report that the authorities have acceded to the wishes of the trade, and issued the necemary orders to their officers on the subject. The demand front Hembree for empty port piper end cherry butts continues on a very large scale. Daring the last month some thouasnda of such cash, some with first clam Xeres brand', were shipped. We suggest that before merchants send away their °empties" to the coopers or elsewhere, they should chip out them valuable immersions. They also remark : The French government influenced, no doubt, by the re presentations of the Cognac merchants, have recently passed • decree prohibiting the exportation of all casks bearing the brand mark "Cognac," widening sum It foreign spirit. so are manipulated in imitation of brandy. The decree comes into operation on the let January, 1858, and its consequence will be that ell who desire to avail themselves of the In nom, will embraos the opportunity to mani pul ate largely, and thus flood the English market by anticipation. MONDAY EVENING. Business continues excessively dull throughout the Stock Exchange, owing partly to the season, and partly to the belief that news from India may be re ceived by telegraph any hour. The variation in the funds to-day scarcely exceeded 1.16 th per cent., and the closing quotations were exactly the same as those of Saturday. The settlement of the monthly account in Consols occupies chief attention, and as the charge for coming over the purchases of speculative holders to the October settlement continues heavy, additional , dulness is occasioned. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange much steadiness is maintained, except as regards American securities. In the discount market to-day there was a fair demand for money, but the supply was good. The general rate for good bills is se per cent. In the Stock Exchange the rate for short loans on govern ment securities varies from 4to 5 per cent. For advances up to the middle of October, 6 to 51 per cent. may be considered the current terms. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 901 lot money and Wednesday next, were qu oted during dm greater part of this day 9 0 t to , and closed at 90 7-16 to 9-16, or exactly 901. or the 14th Oct. the last price was 901 to 91, the "continuation " remaining at 7-16 to f per cent., or equal to 5 to St percent. per annum. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 90} f ditto, for account (9th Sept.), 90f, 901. New Three per Cents., 91, 91J). Bank Stock (shut), 217 ; ditto, for account, 217 f. Three-and-a- Half per Ceut. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1859, 981. India Bonds, 17 din. Exchequer Bills were quoted ss. to is. discount. The transfer books of the New Three per Cents. will be shut for the dividend to-morrow (luesday). Turkish Six per Cents. remain steady, and closed at 953 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were last quoted 991 to h. Other foreign stocks were steady, and there is some inquiry for Spanish de scriptions, but the transactions in this department of the Stock Exchange were altogether limited. Sales are recorded as follows :—Austrian Three per Cents., 611 (exch., 1011.) ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 971 (each. 25f.) ; Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 102} ; Dutch Two-ands-Half per Cents., 641 (exch., 12 fl.); Russian Five per Cents., 1091, 9f Cen ; Sardinian Five per Cents. , 891 ; Spanish Old Three per Cents., for account, (16th Sept.), 401; Ditto, New Deferred Three per ts., 251. Considerable effect has been produced on the MU ket for all kinds of American railway securities by the news of the panic in the stock market at New York, and of the stoppage of the Ohio Life and Trust Company. The shard of the Illinois Central Railway, which on Saturday were dealt in at 10 pre:n., hare fallen to-day to Ito 3 prem., whilst the bonds have fallen 1 to 2 per cent. In Michigan Central Railway 100 dots. shares, and New York and Erie Railway 7 per cent. Bonds, falling due in 1862 and 1871, a fall of 2 to 3 per cent. has taken place. In fact, the market for this description of securities is at present little more than nominal. Bank shares to-day were quiet. These of the English, Scottish and Australian Chartered Bank were rather flatter. Ottoman Bank dead at Ito 01 die. National Discount have receded to 11 to die. In land and steam shares there was little variation. Crystal Palace shares remain dull, at If to I. Lendon General Omnibus were flat, at 31 to 3 11-16 (4!. paid). Electric Telegraph stock re mains firm. East and West India Dock stock was officia.ly marked 107 to 1081. The nominal closing quotations for the shares is some of the new undertakings are subjoined, viz.:— Oude Railway, 1-16 die. to 1-16 prem. ; Central Oude Railway, par to prem.; Eastern Bengal Railway, k to 3-16 prem.; Punjaub Railway, k to 3-16 pm.; Euphrates Valley Railway, 1-16 dies. to par ; Red Sea Telegraph, par to prem.; Riga and Dunaburg Railway, f dis. to prem. MINBS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. There is still very little business going icorward in home mining stocks. Alfred Consols shares re main rather flat, and are marked 14.1 to 141. This is the only business officially reported in the Stock Exchange. The recent fall in the shares of the Mexican and South American Smelting Company has led to a few inquiries for the shares, which are marked this morning 1 and I. Linares shares meet with somo inquiry, and have been dealt in at 84. Subjoined is the official list of the closing prices in the Mining Exchange yesterday. At the prices quoted there are, respectively, buyers and sellers Allred Consols, 14i, 15; East Daasst , 49, 51; Lady Berths. 13a., lea.; gortridge Consols, 1 1, 2; St. Day United, 265., 275. ; Vale of Towy, 15a., 16e. ed. ; Wheal Messed, B i. I. In foreign descriptions there was no important alteration, but the shares of the Mexican and South American Smelting Company h fallen to 10s. ta 11. Mt shares, fully paid). Cobre Copper closed at 47 to 48. Australian Mining were dealt in at Se. (2UI. shares, with 1.25. 6d. paid). MOWDAT Iviortwa. In the market for home mining stocks to-day there were inquiries for shares in North Wheal Crofty, Wheal Kitty (Lelent), Par Consols, Wheal Mary Ann, East Basset, Wheal Edward, and Great South Tolgus. Alfred Consols and Wheal Trelawney shares left off flat. IP sia . all 112Nra IN emirs twee. IN De. Om I - _ _ 14 ansi..ut laa laaoslin im lidekurA„Portb, Dubin. 19&.7. 1 ;ii*wi. 7 1 7, Qt. Medi. md wow. (1m) lie Iq Lamodur sad Corbbit lb Ds Ilia IM lioribln sad Tsrimlin. II Ds. is P. A1b ...... I Di is. Si aliss W tondos sod lli =.111:14`.= IA WM. •••••••• IN I Non 'wo • men. tront... da a k i LINN& la Nottellos IN Do. INN 11 NI Ne 14. Woon N oN L ININ)aN) rds e YI Minroors.Nerg./ ReeNiN fliwryaNN62Blo6lPN IM ell 11= i lareempelst•Ikm I 4 /Wilier. &NAN WIN.. INN om. Ds. A DONN IN M. Istais— IN 111 De. Do. O. N. . PUN. . IN Do. Tsai -- . IN Net lAN= VI North k Rainy Jar Ikea Iltalkadditr• Iw Oaawd. 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Fr Ow. fa. v az•y wil Patel* -. -w t'=" = mb. i !Lana ins e.„,..1 :irife:l — al maws_ 171.110.1040saseeep) yeas ei Tom; (Cls. Ma Woe NI . • t ww Aaa COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. Of MAGNETIC TILIOLLYN.) (POLON OUR OWN CONINSPONDINT.) Farmer', dealers, and millers mustered moderately in our cum market this day ; but owing to the high rates • check woo given to bushwee; wheat held 2d. i c itt -d for 201 b., flour 6d. per barrel. and Indian corn Is. per quarter advance over last week's prices. The weather unsettled. MMCING-LAkiE.—THIS DAT. Suo tit —The market has opened with a dull appearance, and the public mire are progressing heavily at a shade de cline, although importers show some firmness. Refined also dull. Lump. quoted 60a. to 83s. COPFEE.—The 'mall public sales have not altered general quotation.. Tr k.—Tbis article has a very arm appearance, but we MO without transactions to report to-day. RtCc hoe been in good demand, and prices chow en ad vance of fully 3d. on last week's price.. ROM continues in fair demand, but quotations are un altered. B.at.rperec is dull of sale, but we cannot quote any ma terial alteration in price'. Facer.—Currants cannot be sold at yesterday's prices. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet in all positions. Town tallow is quoted 61s. 3d. nett cash ,• Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 62e 9d. , September. 625. Gd.; October to December, 595. 6d., Belles; January to March, 595. 6d., buyers. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET (THIS DAY.) Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade without alteration. Primo meadow hay, 708. to 751. ; superior ditto, 800. to 84s. ; tufo rior ditto, 50s. to 655.; roves, 60s. to 680.; clover, 90e. to 105 a. , seccnd cut, 850. to 1000. ; straw, 260. to 30e. OLDHAM.—THE FORTHCOMING ELECTION.—The election of a representative for the borough, in the place of the late Jame* Platt. Esq., is expected to take place within the coerce of a fortnight, the mayor having officially com municated the vacancy to the iipeeker ; and it has beset arranged that Mr. J. M. Cobbett, our present mem ber, and Mr. John Cheetham, one of the members for South Lancashire, should make ap plication to the Speaker for th e issue of the writ. - There is no prospect of any opposition being offered to the return of Mr. W. J. Fox. Some portion of the conservative party have talked of bringing out Mr. Milne, of Crompton. who wan soli: ited to stand in 1852. previous to Mr. Heald being brought out on the death of Mr. Domain, but he has de wasedh proffered honour. Yesterday (Monday) a rumour generally currant that Mr. Frederick Peel, late M.P. for Bury, will be brought forward in oppoeition to Mr. Fox ; but his chunee of being returned, should he contest the borough, is very emsll.—Yencliesfer Guardian. SOUTH KENSINGTON MosaSm.—During the week ending sth Sept, the visitors have been as followa . Oa Monday, Tuesday, and Saturday, foes dam 3.666; on Mon day and Tuesdey, free evenings, 6,016. ) On the three stu dents' day. (admistion to the public 6d.), 330; one students* evening, Wednesday, 100. Total, 10,1M1. C RYS TAL PALACI. ONI BRILLING DAT..- M ONDAY , SEPT. 7.—Aderleeleas OE payment, 20,249; ditto by uuann tieketa. 897 ; total. 21,146. The South Eastern Gazette observes that what the camp was first established at Shorneliffe, it was found necessary to have a few policemen, and on application being made to government, Sergesnta Wiseman and Gifford, with twelve men of the A division, came down from London. and have remained there ever since. List week the Kent Con stabulary Force took their places, and the men have left. At Hythe, last week, the magistrates took occasion to remark to ta Wiseman an d Gifford that their conduct , and that of B t u r n an men under them, during the 111 weeks they were at Bhorncliffe, bad been most exemplar/. PIOUs OSItIit.ERS.--One of the most ant= instances of external piety we remember to have wi was in a Madrid club, where every night, towards twelve o'clock, a range-et-noir table opens. Occasionally it has happened that, when the game was at the hottest, the table strewed with gold end notes, eagerness to be reed on the rivalled countensnote that evened over the green cloth, there was hard, in the street without, the tinkle of the bril that AIIIAXIDOEI the plumage of the Host. Instantly the was wee suspended; the gamblers knelt upon their chairs or en the door, and crossed themselves end mumbled prayers whilst the consecrated wafer paned on its way to some dying man's blade. The sound of the bell , and of the steps of the priests, grew fainter, and, as it died away, the gamblers re mind their seats, again grasped their gold, and stretched their necks, and once more it waa "Rouge gape et la eau . kur."—Blackwaoira Nagai*, for Sept. r •■