The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-07 00:00:00

AN MAILS. , ros r txT.) r.o4t. VI. ( 'a0 ,1 41 Croft., horning (Tuesday), from the w 'ernando Po July tat ; Old Calabar, ; Ligoe the Bth; tle the 1 Ith ; Law 19th: Bathurst the Madeira the 31st. of gold dug?, and 13 franc pimp, and ber, amoogst whom the Tecicr ; Lieut. r. Young, of the fthe Vesuvius; Led were at Fernando ,ot to nil for St. eget ; the ('rtittlent ; the former Tenni r copper defective, inJuth on August spoke the mail Ipe Oust, and the re, bound far Sierra ith pools. On the r .‘rcoenitn, bound -vie IV.II dull al mig Wag hltp:y •o "Int of the Kal of t.r., one w.th th• he river port locks out sawnsg the sa n made by . or others, and was retie for o'd grin. se expected to pus ) the contest, wises bed. bto, hostilities bad It tho whole of the elm destroyed. A eAI hems lulled sad r this war was as supposed to be the rrs Leese had died or war, arta it AT BRITAIN. ./ONDINT.) RPOOL, Tv FRDA Y. hich left New York Point Ltnu at 9 ra ►as betn antici 'ay tater papers from a letter from Del- Prince banilo has very trying order, from the 'lurks at 19th ult. gays: G.s* attempted, after not , i - itrat against the Dottier piece hes any rime bout the Turkish he Christians la meal t )rt returned from at the &mous ratan ortatius 11O.first the , k to rapture m, es, .teat him. Nith per is prison at hea ls to reed abseuelese 111111 fur their felSllll6 alma, prepageaMem kola aad Africa, sad t paid eallkient sites not oaly dire,ted power et the Sultan. lelesuieta. Fee years brat exalted by *- dna the Asiatic ro tators the faith of the sleet Clulateas. atione end farad 108 hr bees *dab tkyt le be eiceallagly Late, emembie ever; I Net., Dewed (WWI or it ma war irL"carliet with the heavy left Melte os the ..vy portke of the keeT7 poetic* d tth Yll. 11. lass, toolharopfre ; ant nin al Glbislisz; ✓ia, with the out ' Wet, bad set arrimd M wee, thereftes, M dram, with the oa th. 2al shim°, bed .loam peatei with the Adt Assost. asd , wad =Ai le the BM eteesear isms es etvw4 Cakes. sa at d• Galle two ian ile Class pstWas a Chromicle Rik rikk lu t i. lits. ea diet TM est et the bJt givela d she *Seen Odle g beer =sea karma se he wee gainsaid 41 MOON the WIN stereet they Mel la .d. Joao U. Ma d of gm a Mr the reiteabg la s Wed. ▪ ihe Wed sad wo e ego from ea orgr I have the pheleale Hussy by MO. ealt theft Das me Ohms the l I. It se hawse. well • 100 rogeire -0 . the I awe Ise esobasad ▪ 10 , 1000( " ive thellebe d NI M ralMellbffala 410 •11, v 7 WilbOlgel/ i DT.—Yeit= moles teem rs. Ow el do Ira pd Wags IM wk Walt ow C l = ow. TM ars woe the wiirow wog Zo*Wit orm—Th• bit • yes war' 'II ' maw 4 1 . 60 2. slboonary NA Wilmot rod laved so p, eve i. a. Tko W ows , kAPN.) LIVIRPOOL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. 11WENT COMMIIRCIAL AND BANKING D ILLINQUANCIILL At the half-yearly meeting of the chamber, held . g r i opsy, the. C. Breams. lathe chair, a report, of which dj ' -- paining's • samarary, was submitted with respect to the porstiom of the hali-year e ;pa hUI on the subject of the bankruptcy law amend. sec w ag h e tatiothree lust melon and as it wee found w f erry wet the regulations of the tuning." ege s gonce ember, it h.d received the support of the CAINCii. The Wroth hell she remised and petitioned is fevour of the Met Berth Bsakire Companies But, praying, however, for ge ws depth pablicationot neonate, eepecially with referems whichever'' , of ma int asurseam. The council had also . imenres in favour .1 the Pertanalaip Restoration shies, though withdrawn List lession would be tmin widow& Arrangements hal also be made to is • the Unto,: Wells Bill c,it Ths lsw velethig to debtors residing in Assign mortis bed sin received careful considevation, a m roteg r eport on this reject pdatiee oat the of certain parties to the United = ggi Weerprinered sad Weed to members. The smart she celled agitation to the circular which had been w ee d in Tehrssry, explaining the Was of the law se re price prints ersingements with creditors, eed illustrating the select 111 the recant decielou of " The Queen v. w eer , harlihi bilk of caching* ftendalretly obtained. n i , n o m pending is Canada end elsewhere es to pre bond awdraineets to crediton was seder in a d. ion by on gg e rshil In committee. The nano] had been given te minetsmit that a scheme for the establishment of ✓eseds of commerce wee in emporia/on by the legislature. Ahmstra we drawn to the report of the rmaimlttee of the thessalComenom on the Beak Charter Acre. The sti4ed of gehritort of ladle had occupied the "Magic. of the ugael, sad the eel lass" posed embraced, to a metals n ow, gam of the suggestioas which they had made. The fern an the rossuhr metros bad been prepared and for guided to lir. Illordell. Th• pima of the Frisch govern omit, hr othelairg labouters from the meet of Africa foe am West ladies and tenth Americas adonis", had steihned to receive the etheitha of the eremithe. The council exprt and their seUityios d the reeorsairssietica of the committee of the isms el Criesarse for the Pdadt-toll. In reply to the re sissisheiess of the anned wish hoed to the meat edict of the Illecisen governesses impish, a tea ea espied, May ohs wand that the Itrittsh tt tdmtmw is Nei= wee h ewed ss orsiiame bh rhea apish the eget. • ghat hes of inforsessioni boo WIN a ieNed by the oenndi es the embed ef the earns duty o. the menedadase of pew, het N. meat rreolutii.n of the He.. of Comm solids que ues hod tended greatly to ~have them of their Mears. A dogmatise Irene the throbs, to the Treasury and the herd if Zonis had been hat on the question of dill hey apes ddleissiey d spirits in hear" sad they woes wend het the 'abject would receive outdid oonaidera- Ws. The Twenty bad also been memorialised oa the palm pet d oitalaiag metheles ef the bemire, &liveries, sad decks ol beaded goo* but se reply had se yet bees re ceived. The ornal hod em reemorietierf Ma goverameet, tut without snow, Limit the Bahia t of as improved petal remsnaiestioe mai the West Coast of Africa. The Liverpool Improvensiat Bill bed pad, sad the town weed The to treaty with goverment for the wee- Ma of • ant pee-othe ooupgmeme to the public ethos. The subject of the coseenti. eicerioe with It. ',bred had also = lll attention. With to the dig natal rates of swim* for good. tenses Mearlester and Lints' and Masehawer and Liver pool, the council were lippy to report that ma alterations hal been made a. would to some extent remove the griev ances to which Liverpool had hitherto Wen eebject. At the ✓ia of the Bond of Trade the coup it had obtained and for. warded information as to the enrage rates of daily wages paid to labourers in the die tact. In alludieg to the ;im pend Wet of the Notional Amocislion for the Promotion of Social he lace, the council eupreesed their readiness ID CO VOW% SO tar as possible, with the objects of the menden." TM CNAIIIMILX, In moving the adoption of the report, drew attnedwe to the depart of the Committee of the House of Commas wow the Beak Cherter Acts, and to the omen- Ma et which they had arrived that a system of exteneive Midges mete, created by mesas ot accommodation bilk and open credits, was the canoe of the panic of 1847 sad 1868. He read extreme from the midterm adduced by Mr. Coleman end Mr. dell, two maisent London accountants, which &owed that the p rtt-cipal came of the calamities of 1847 sad 1868 was overtrediag. Mown, Coleuses end Ball, how ever "Larked this difference between the two periods, that the bowies which Isll in 1888 had, with ahw eamptione, never pommeled adequate capital to conduct excessive traneamions. Alluding seat to the law which now permitted joist Kook hems to Wait their liability, the chairmen said it remained to be seen whether the proprietors of present or future banks would not =girt upon their being placed under the operation of tide principle. One thing Mr. Bmbell regarded ea quite certain ; that no joint stock bank would IN rotate be witabliehol anywhere upon the unlimited priacipie. (Boar, hear.) Attar quoting alao on this subject trout the Porliaatonory Committee's Report, the Cheinam, ellndieg to the nominal directors of banks bowleg so real control over the state of their =Lire, hoped that the decoy -duck system praltleed by the Liverpool Borough sad other banks wool t be abolished. With regard to the Borough Beak, he remarked that the hallowed meows of Rattans= and Cropper aught never to hem been placed in the position ef dbmtors. Thew guillemots were 'wily of nothing bat the usdertaking ef duties which they knew it woe Impossible for them to NM The information, too, which aloes would haveambled them la astral the ramagentest of the bank wee dried them Dwelling upon the question of the governmemt el Win Mr. Modoell maintained that if that ematry waa to program •it oorrenonding to it, Iro podium it coieM only do so upon • *Mem such work so m nn . 2l based than say which could be derived from semi program the mesh ef istelleotual advaamoset. Mr. HOILS7ALI, ALP., eh* earoodeet the adoption of the report, noticed with more minutrnme than that docassest Well the action which had boss taken by the legislation aye may ef Ime smkpesto to which the report referred. While alive he the Imperlases ef the Christian MOW' in INS, be eseeimded lie. IRMA the peat dig- 1 inky witch mehitin cerryteg eeithh sues* by • Mil. Mr. poste the. particular Missiles le the Weals tithe present mese raguletiose by which duties IMO Da iwa %FON spirits lest or deadest in t'.. id,, and =en dowed am or two mess Is which their operation wag not oily lett ahead. It would be better (he said) to dis pense with the board of auto, altogether than that they Amid teals epos duty seder sonic circumstance. In feet, hie *pintos wee that the whole of the dudes of the lICISO sight with gnat advantage to ooeseseree, sad as lauseneeme- Mute she teastry. be trusehmed to the Beard ef CoNSONNL Mr. Blows, hi l'., wMaagpy4 the reesestles, theeght thet the Beak of Bogituid, by {eet i eg M the swenee of the bills theemelves, eci at to thelr 'adornments, aid gamileg sputa racer of o intnercial speculation whisk weld taw pace at interval. in • country like thie—m4ll4 ethirthate eery aeweh to remedy commential disasters. The et blare natality to beaks would, In him( Mr. " g= r:inrely treader the mile erishig teem evertredas frees arehoWaes to the public. Mr. DAMSON described the operstiono a the balliGyeer whit rsi.esos et reforms In the &pertain' of the (imam dol law, Mr. FOILWOOD expressed hie =Kasai= with the remit of the ante ` gam eatered for a reeved= Ban NS. to ea. pa tea riage Mu hen lisacheeter la aunt ragutith whith aoald set bailing@ the them trade, bet road beset the' trzeummity mareny. With respect to railways theseelmellr. Formed lame that the matisual Margesom of eaalyl smogs, althea • ear raposchag restriction of he d, would hbg ahem* a Mo ms Mao la that case d paprty, ad UM a petrel ties would take pieta is tea table is air to sake up for the deb. melee In dividend. Mr. C. E. itawttits, jam, dwelt apes the Injurious abet which a revival of the slave trade, malt/ft ism the Peer& ethane d thaigretlea, W aim* mimed epee the ea• pate of p a i n di an este= tram the Rea Math el Kr. C. ti..t.LILISD bathe the retheedbility a the 11 =c4 Lglesd with eu red le the rem* eametaid lOW maid lei be aver by She., vie themid the eerawreciel tealtheasa ae while the the eththible nee alas dinesere. C paean& ageiset break seem being mil fa she mosekiiihsessl ef the Dbeisties relighe is lab.. The report wee Um edepted„ Moeller with resohatione as l• the appoisamet d two vice-mweidests, mil other Mace amsra. Ms. Rainri, M.P., b ploptolag • ids if thous to 66 lIMI, ida es be Moodomra &away same Ins pepsin big is beseesidy so beM be upend. Live IP OOL 11.A01•12,AVIS AND RICAN Oise ULT. ealberei sewed Riebeed Mar, km. siesia at the ddip remody wytwel deo dim ( Muss. dabwillay siesinessi dyads Ileesbisess. et that *IN he was etesed dude, et dot dip Ikea Ire Odom to Llvespeel. WNW et llw Odom ep bwiel art Widow wee weselled es • drop of wesekiss • white hi, era bad is gsla TM* the saytaia paid. The ids ewe MOW lastosh w altee Ord thepi mobs wendd wehlphil US dr eiptois ,Ow the !Write to rdstele id s the oesepideest i lobe wend hem bawl Sam so a aim le didey the km inwesses. L Ile esswee IN lncleteelon, ten. We* Ned 11Liddesk etemeelle NNW lbw de wooed was et owth sato% eh“, bed • date temeataad it, wit • shies d.Or timid have lam levied de • ttta Yes. Herb mid thee the hemmed received by the =Cnitteeted • disuse, as web a easeley se the ow The conduce of tie caplets wee nest par eked bed w aved W Woman free' w, y, MI IW., ne ellasisslag tie ere. be Mo.= *INS emptaisest to be eentel ta Oft% lime "bin Oa WNW la atlas be Weighty bad orestod bba weld be Sweer at eabjesties bum to tie acct ersd mid betbereso eeesc ... User To Woutrzorts.—On Theredey lest the York Oleo Compeey gave all that, write* and &sir We% atavastleg to above 4* a stip to boultoteeb. las woman tree Itighly tyytedabid by thew, NA dr day Pawed of wet pisiewiely. They. we emeepeehd by ti. lvo bieds mewed wide tbe trealeolery, taboo Weems law eabseeed the pleurae d lb. day. Tile to me the lusasa ird dwis r and ehle 64o... taaopiey d lay s trsl ikrilek eelle ctaddiredes . m...41..t0 the eateable err troy alike drip 111•1151 y. bees Atr a'v i rived, we multiplies it will sot be Me last /Orb mArii.) TEE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7. 1858. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (TIM DAY.) (Barre Mr. Csmay, at the Session Howe, Chasmsll.) OCTIMII OW • TOOTO WOMAN BY • CABMAN. Jabseigla, 28, was indicted for stealing a puree, eon talning the sum of 11. 17.. 4d., the monies of Mary Barry, from her person. Mr. Sleigh appeared fur the prosecution; Mr. Ribton de fended the prising". It sill be remembered that the prosecult ix, a good-locking ycung worsen, housemaid at Aehlay's Hotel, Covent-garden, on the 27th of July, engaged a cab at Islington for the purpose of goin g h ome to Covent-garden but ' on the way else was induced by the cabman to drink's glass of ale, after which *inn she became insensible, and never re covered tier consctotuness until the following morning, when she found herself In a brothel in George-street, divested of the greater part of her clothing and all her money, and several ankle' of wearing apparel token away by the cab man, by whom she had been tak e n t o th e h ouse. Mr. Sleigh detailed the facts of the c, aa, sad then called Mary Barr , the prosecatrix, who stated that she toward the • cab In Islington, and directed him to drive bee to Ashley's Hotel, Covent-garden. On the way the cabman stopped at a public-house, saying that as it was a wet night he wanted something to drink. He then asked her to linve• glees of ale, and brought it to her while the was in the cab, which she drank, sad in a few minutes ate:winds she became laseasible. The follosing morning on awakening she found herself In bed, with all her clothes of except Mr seder linen and stocking.. She found that her money, parasol, silk mantle, Muds out of her name, and boots were gone. She asked the woman of the house who bad brought her there, and she seal a canna. She 'eked the woman cf the house to lend her • pair of boots to go . borne, Lot she refused to do so. She, however, got a pair from a person who lived mat deer. She thn went home, and the prisoner was Boon after taken into comedy. Ribton crow-examined the prowler's, but he did not In the slighting degree shake bee testimony. Biro. Lucy Bennett, of Johnston, proved that the retell left bar house on the night in qttemion with her serwant, and then was quits sober and in good health. The smut returned home soon alter 9 o'clock. Lacy Painter, sermon to Mrs. Bronett, proved that she aissapiaiod the pronentrix to Islington on the night in qwestioa, end saw bee get into the prisoner'. cab, and directed has to drive her to Cliaring-cruse. She paid Min a shilling to take her. - Yr. Btkass crose-enamined this witness as to her realms fee directing the cabman to drive to Charing-crow, whin the prosecuariz lived in Covent-garden, mid she replied that she mentioned that place, as it would be only a abort distar.ce to walk from the., to Covent-garden. Jumph Harry field, a wateresan attending the cab rank m lel lag tea, said that ma quarter put aloe on the night in gut,- tioa he saw two ladies come to the cab rank (Mary Barry sal Lucy Painter) and aak to bo driven to Covent. garden or Charting-cross. They agreed to give one .billing. Oas of them got into the cab and was driven away. When the young woman got into the cab ishe was perfectly sober. Hs knew that it was about a quarter peat nine o'clock as the doctor's shop was shut, and had been au for about ten minutes or a quarter of an boar. Thomas Clayton, welter at the Sussex Hotel, Doke-street, London-bridge, said he remembered a Hansom cab stopping at the door on the night of the nth July. The prisoner came la sad asked for two ghosts of ale, which he took out to Ike door. The prisoner was the cabman who had the ale. The say which is likely to occupy the greater pert of the dry, wee proceeding when we went to prem. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. Mary Pak*, a native of Darmstadt, who had been re manded upon the charge of baying attempted to pate &Ault 101. note at the shop of Mr. D. Loud*le, a draper, in High street, Aidgate, was sobs brought before the Lord Mayor. The odker said that previous to the prisoner going to the shop of Mr. Londele, she had attempted to pme • similar 11010 to that produced at the hone* of Masers. Bramwell and Co., silversmiths, Leedenball-street. OM of the fine hid told her that the note was utterly worthless. The prisoner, who poraiated in stating that she believed the note to be genuine. mid she did not think Masan. Bram cadeestoed what t wee. The Lord Mayor—Yes are discharged, prisoner. You Lave gut iota money, aid 1 advise you to return at once to your own country. This, and the oth. r flash note for 601, nsuet be destroyed. The notes were destroyed accordingly, and the prisoner LA.TEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. EXPRESS OFFICE, Tuesday, 6 p.m. WARWICK MEETING. (THIS DAY.) (BY ELECTRIC RACING STAKES. Little Gerard . -Ethan . • 7 na. GUY PRODUCE STAKES. Apollo c by Fough-a.E . ullsgb Nanny Guy .. STAKES. Melees Tunstall Maid &Mali 9 no. Won by s neck . CASTLE PARK STAKES. Meg Marti Hiss Wild Ross • • . Sir Hercule* .. 6 nu. -- - - .. AVON STAKES. Solomon . 1 • • • . .. Jookin ~ • • .. .. 3 Columbine c .. .. 3 • ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S GUINEAS. Two tau. Roman Candle, Fisherman, Gunboat, naiades, Toneta Maid, Odd Trick, and Patolna are here. SHORTS HANDICAP. Five hulterv• Little Tom, Onsets, Lord Berkeley, Amaryllis, Tiara, Gala c, Artist, Mimosa, Shame& so Omen, and Aileen are here. Oran AzsayAis.--Lagie Adulation, Pan, Simpleton, Hydromel, Brother to Chanoinesse, Lange, The Herne, Meg Menthes, South-Hostage, and Sly Fellow. LATEST BETTING. BT. LEGER. 6 to 2 apt Tozoplate 7 to 1 The Hadji (t) 7 to 1 Filz Roland (oft) 10 to 1 Sunbeam (oe) 12 to 1 Governess (off) 20 to 1 East Lantos (t freely) 60 to 1 Loogroap (off) DESTRUCTIVI 7112 IP 801TTHWARK.-(71118 DAY .1 • This morning, shortly after midnight, a fire broke out on the premises of Mr. Smith, a clothier, carrying on business at No. 12, Mint-street, Southwark. At that time all the Inmates, consisting of three families, were en bed asleep, but Mr. Smith himself was not in the house. The discovery was made by one of the neighbours, who saw smoke pouring out of the apertures between the window shutters of the front shop. An instant alarm was given, end the Inmates were made sensible of their danger, but not before the fire had taken poseresion of the whole of the lower part of the building, and at one period it was feared that every person in the house would be lost. In a few minutes the Brigade and West of England mesas arrived, as well es the escape from Si. George's church, but by some accident the fire escape broke the moment it was raked is front of the burning place ' and consequently, the doors were obliged to be forced to get to the inmates. This caused such a fraught into the place as to drive the times throughevery room, and then the fire rose a great height, marching the bouts of the houses on the opposite side of the street. Fortunately the whole of the persons endangered managed to get out In safety, with the exception of an elderly sick woman who wee confined to her bed, and who, before she could be carried out, was touch buret, but not fetidly. An abundant supply of the Southwark thum~s water having been obtained, the Gresham ender the dfanojton of Mr. Hen derson, went to work but therendsmandall they contained wets almost eatindy destroyed. is la, Mit S.lOO I. NO 111 an ,SHABB LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoox. The railway share market showed dullness during great part of the morning, but has sicce improved. Several of the heavier stocks are now quoted about per cent. higher then at four o ' clock yesterday. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock is very strong, and is quoted 931 to ; London and North Western is "q u ot e d 874 to 881 ex div. ; Great Western, .O to 1; Midland, 941 to 4 ex div. ; London and South Western, 92 to 4 ; Cheat Northern, 24j to per share, ex div. ; and Eastern Counties, llf to ex dlv. The Canadian Railway shares are dal. Lom bardo-Venetian shares remain firm at the late ad vance. French railway shares are strong, with an upward tendency. 011DU;LIT MAXIS AID 1111•001/L M. I H. 1 aLumal OLANni..6I.IO tratidy.,/tAaniValles Inglie,las,A Om .1 tot !irts!al and gamer 1141th oiedool 164 nos +Dso Maker sad HoleaurA Do. A f A us (By. mm I De. 21 1 p. 4.16 pad 40 B Dund., Pezpird..lo B•A blb114 4: 10 ; 1142 .... Boyers Barnes Bake, a mos a igui %kat= f:=Vrttrßootbad tine* Ballots Do. • etact Bieck— Do. B , DI. Booth. col Wen. (TAO Gnat Wakes Vallerea• laamior sof Oaribis Do. Thirds _ De. ew TWO Hu Lemmata M Xostottra I Po. So D.Afta in worm. moo Deratosh =vatt..o-,e I Dr ltelthe I sana%li& 100 stood*. Notropalleat 1 3 1 Yr. eaStati smrcani. F w 11 417: r an alto I rams Cloade Do. A lirooro—Doretot Do. U. N. X Icri. Da. Dor North '9.st Nona oao. North North tlatord.Vt. iFt, 171 '~ 1~~ Waksford n anal lia i: 1 Wa: i artga Wag W. al LOILACIFINIBI P. De. • to rah. Du It Do. 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MY Th. 00. ot Do. so 16. do. bo Do. do 3. oidioot 11.64. e D0.6~. 44 PIN m pivot. bd0.,641.71 ai Do. 6 pit Do. 41 pc. otat. Ext. .- De. Sri NM .. Do.4th Not 114irso.mr.* ' SIM PIM MARLBOROUGH-STREET. 11171100 S DILIVIKO LND ASSACI.I. Aviariok Ewell, described as • chandicer-shop keeper, of Tower-etzeot, Bt. Maria's-lens, was charged with furious driving, sad esesaltiag Mr. Robert Potter Bsker, • disparate, and • policemen teamed Ball, 84 B. Bali 84 E, said about 1 this isonsiog he saw the pri soner driving • home attached to a phaeton along Oxford street at the rate of twenty mites an hour. Several gentlemen assisted him (Ball) is stopping the boas, and a gentleman who was to court promoted the primmer from falling, upon which he gem kits • violent blow no his back, and tore his met. At the states to George-street, where the prisoner woe rakes, the horse sad phaeton having beat seat to the the primer kicked bins with great violas on — MT:lobed Potter Biker, • dispenser, of 6, Little Comp ton-sneak Soho. rid he was passiog s hag Oxford-stewst, when be elm the primmer driving at a furious rate. He west up with others and caught t h e prisoner as he was falling, t h us probably preventiog him from receiving satiate injury. The prisoner then turned round. gave him• violent blow, end tarsal.% cent completely in two. He bed evidently bats Maine. Primer said the phaeton was taken out yesterday by a homed victualler, who. basing ken lucked up at Bernie for Wag drungzd requested hits to take it to the owner, in Astkbasse- which ha wee doing at the thee. H e bed been drinking a good deal. Mr. Bingham said, putting all the offences together, being drank. kicking We tuneable, and aseauhing hie benefactor, be could not impose on him • smaller fine then 40e., or 21 days. WESTMINSTER. TIE CO/TINTS OF • CHOOT UP DILAWI3/4 A reepectable-leaking ceas:haTring - th - e — appeessiere - of a stable helper or coachman, solicited the megismatefe advise and assimanoe ander the following circumstances: He mid that • short non ago he was In great distress, sad was obliged to sell some of his faraltars, is cedar to live. lie disposed of a chest of drawers to a ema at Lewisham, sad his wife tong to the cos ivy at the time, he did not know bat that the drawers were N . Oa lila wife'e retain home la Ares wean it w:s Pil liecomired that one of the drawees warn full of very good lases, an which his wile made application to the warier, was said Shan were only some rugs in the drawer, which be aul{ sad mimed Alter to nature them or make casipmess. I. kW. Appliosat was very pour, and die Urn was ea aged heyatur—Yea pet sae application at Lewisham. It la awl at my jartedletis. —I have bogy asty mousy. maim you; you masa go W tbe meaty mart at Levtahatn. having thanked the magistiats, lart tha court, lookV i wry i dejecmd. IIARYLEBONB. # PUMA AAAAA JlMin May, wM hreb;e; 3y or this Mk*, drip' asselis, yr allayed begun 14. LOSS with big es* awl i ina=tat Tubb", the 11111111611■1•0•117. arse lispadie The dirt testa thee, yesterday afterwww, en hie teems Am the meet when he hod her to peke cisme -seen vb. men distodeely in lb. he law lin , wire we W saw. hue hod= irrell lit =te, bow. - - bess—WlNSeassed by* to my se bee two Widest who are supported by tbet ( Mst a telsir reedy* sash Si a week. See has slut es WM at Mersees white costa the peeteh 7a, • wet Mee bend of esentless at their last deter sired uses tablas the athirst late the warkhosse schools. The prbeser, who was aware of whet the hoard bed dellembed apes. what obi saw lilts, irked hie whet be Welded te de with her Widest. Bhe ibis said with as sob that airoweshl lava his bead, end &Nerved that they elissid set se is. She street kits a 'Wiest blow, frets the east id wild& he fall. She vied to bite Ms. He was gibes& te sisNeweosetable. Pellereseetable Gregory, D 294, said the prism" wee es violist dot elle was obliged to be pat in • ab end tees to the eleffer bases - Tb• prlaaihior Ina deed 40a, or a matlialiapriesmiat. /TWO* DIATZ.—Ths Fsfe Aura.: mate the &eh et • boy, sly whit erremel eseeeteist, mired him sett `dyftle beim Is Os peeved, whisk ewe et doh met bee sewed IMe the ethos ervered blm op, wed the boded ofby peevish elhermot, mite a she he he whet Inteleft MIN amid be baud se i s swain* elsisses, he die mid Os Mhos b the pine of mg thy eke obeys mese ilreeseittea Is we .is weal Nomads hap* Is disk MiIemOOFFF Komilkoo. Os Ireldey het thus youths bed boa asigei Is their visas. when the bey Deems woe Imeaved, sod the ethos bed hit Ike he stow s Nola ahem A* Ain isseeirs, Mew Brews. hit au h anks free Lewes saw the iterbei, Nei perceiv hi he he et • boy peehetbeg her tl• peed, she et ewer bowellihiy eheitheil M. wits Is bur herr sad gist dr eau is was bar eon by, led le .id Is bee erre, be 11111111Firo dee& His ems sped. Ins Iyiss seer, sag hie utestb W boa ertsred sigh • bandkutddif So pemet belmg lid with seal esdl dbl. Tii WOMAN WALLSD-OP.—MTIITIMILS or TEO Rcoeuw Coral.—As isitraordioary statemane Y hob is the IS. Peterebaeg yore& :—ln detnotishing • sea is the neettmeste of the lisssditszy Grand Duke. in what is ailed dies* POW*" Is thee city, the desisted of a female wet loud still codetird with fragments of cicadas. which fell to dust ce Wag impeded to the air. There is not the slightest tradition. they add, to show who the woman was, nor why she was awed op iu th• wall THE NEW .ADELPHI THEATRE. The works of the new Adelphi 'Theatre are in active pelmet, and, though comparatively little bee been doce, the roof, we are told wilt be put on within the next six weeks. The new building will cover a somewhat larger area than wee comprised within the old horn', the prevent plan being made to include all the ground added at various dates. The ground also will be excavated to a depth of ten or eleven feet below the original level, to get space required beneath the pit and stage. The gallery entrance will be at the side, or from Bull-inn-court, in which also will be one of the stage entrance,. The pit and box entrances will be, as at present, from the Btrand. A wide died of stairs will lead to the great tier,. which will be appropriated to private boxes ; end it appears there will be four other Adresse of outmaaiouba between' this and the ether tkr of bras, and that two of these staircases-those `the eagles wit theprosorgar yboase—will extend also to the itakwy and pk Iwals, ThiereWili ben tsar 6011 of preemie= boar, rug* aria the Melina allatied.to of the body of the house. The peeserima boar will occupy mash spice, and form a, *alai Ware to oho deouratir 14104. The whole of the stein mad dome le primes w ill be Irmo( eel the spumoni la the Ward wall next Bell-ineresert will be contrived so Mat they may be made readdy arlistde for errs in ease at lira The pit will emend ander the grand Mr M boxes, as la the aid house. The hint seals of the palmy and of the pit will be arranged se=theso is the Wars ere lawrfas the Makers com ai baler reatkar with she boxes. A large mskr, over the grand arbrek wet_ he provided, in can arzlea with the upper berm The dasen ear of the t=zeir opine, wit be rate al and Moat A roansaar ' that of lurid Heir is the etwerts pervades the viols; light and highly enetratel Err carry the boa kers the parries of tie Wire lean., their boat edges herd is germ of eimakry with a Mew to the groat sleet; mad the eerie et the oars ries to do. Wool farm Of all these bete, sod ram of those of the strnalare, we shall, hearer, hew ear appertamilles of ssadpeolcthe work le iag. Mr. T. befog H. Wray readers readers !saw_ is the arartest, exasetel by Mr. Wilms. The front ia the Strad, rid she premier art Molder Ire, are sot at premed towthed.—The itaketer. THE •FATILL ACCIDENT WHILE BATHING AT Trnotorra.—The young gentleman who died an Saturday at Tynemouth from &steadies of the mutate) of the neck while bathing was not Mr. Stephen H•nka, but his cons* Mr. Diatom The amident that canoed hie daub, as described by him to the medical man before ha died, was very &insular. He hod been taken • short distance into the as In • ma. War, and, after undressing, Mauled of dropping from the ladder into the water, he had sprung from tits floor. Finding that he wee tilightfig le shallow water, he had put out his hands to premed telling ow his feat At the moment he alibied as the pound he gave his had • sudden jerk back, whisk aimed the accident terminating in his death. FATAL ACCIDINT AT Mix Plat.--Last evening WYee ere lel et the Crown Tern, liese-strest, by W. Payee, leg, eseweer fo r the Decay PUNObalite, end • espeelshis jury, the body et Whew Powell, • typ e/elm key nabs at I, Derestess, Perneess, who ant wilt le desk ea Tuesday Let M dimes per. Alter keeekg ise wiles of eerie Mee, moist sew wee • engem weed Weir, who sea e a asik• but is ane% allept le ewe Powers Ws, the jiffy isensed • meet et Aseliseel tee," . ee l wee a see/ nowsweeeles eat ob. eel be 110111111111111 dame at 41•11111.0 pier es es to poet, it pee% iß esrtemod es amide of a *Mgr oinesslnr. FATAL s ing AcctDuT.—On Fritky last a fatal ebbe seem& to a re mei Peer Oifte, cm of the eleheelpers in the Nerve of ea estesseei neighbour, I. D. E.q., Chastowerk, Lesion. Me-Kee. The. DM wee is anielewse igen es am G. lee who shosileg. Wbils pew& leg ewe • wee held, Mr. Lemma beg la stew* bi ked at a deem of ems lbw pa l l 01111 m, the re. a=s welt he we eve hie sheer, te epee& sad was desk Kr. et ear seed for assolorre„ be al his 71st Osillee we sues dead. A cameo Mime was saber =l7 held, tejtuy gars es *b* vodka that Sedreh at sad was maidentel, se that no Mee weever weld b to Kr. Leese The aewees sSilr no tee over the =se the dewed was snob veered. Bee Drum or Ma. Aimee Ou C.E.—We regret to have to reed Ow dee of Alfred Cies, Feq , civil eel atm emielmed by ea seise on the bar al railway nbtok le in owls of knee is Spain weer his egiom The peewee et this petal eat hew net yet resehe able coustry.—Zeisser The Stotoklaan states that the President of the 11411.1116 AMBlllaiy, War John Wee Gordon, has born all the ewe eleeely eine to his studio engaged on por trait! awaseemed by earporatice end public bodies in 1L its YwrM :—The comet was seen with the naiad eye hy severel Realm's in Chelmsford, on Sunday bessing. It wee la tiros Meier, shoat 10 digress Any* ehs hellese, is iadiceted by the sattuestaicel authorities. CHOLERA AT STOCKHOLM.—Aecceding to the lad accusals hom Stockholm, lOWA MOM of cholera have op sewed to that capitol. sis 121 1 SS 4) LILWAYL i 1 11 11=6 4 1 147f: & Pill ' s. . 100 4 4. lll4 =i it i l sa-11 4:1: o :: i St 100 Da. -- We : esm a lii i 1 7al sit. l D 0F4 " 4:1106 7 , :a1 1i ca1 .‘ ? 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(to Gnat Sattbseal _"" &Tinton, Banedt 5b.,1.11 Oloucellw and Ilemaramt lie Grist London Omani* tt• Loa., I'llthop ussimi I ii Loweakft GYM. pm gm. . 4 ,..cd rer . eta .6ft prentite tee notes graTransi: . i .Was. jet.) Baysiss.. Mane W r i t s • Ileuik Wrii i =ut 1144 4. at i Mile Who pad Ournel lbe wir s taL las ta nut l it =aii clos aw ii A 1 1 M 10IIIIOS 01 Ammo a /art. pea YAWN% et irsosa s assr Ds. New pos G. Distral or Pesos, Do. N.. 3 pss ow— G. Laissabews Ilia lAtig:i2gltia liFols sad OIDIM pica. Ltoss sod 11•111. • per at Do. 3 pet cast— lf *Ahern of Asses 3 per at (Ilosisphs) I D Ds s.asdsMsAlsol3lo. a& o.: PON sad lesslS per sea a. D;sagr a tzr desthen et Primes 3 pr.st. a ul4 lie f Is 2 i iii ii In Ut Ili 111 lli 111 ODLONILL GO NNNNN INT 81101:181 AO. i" i Kn OixesvAssjas.Aisis 110 113) Li 3411 11.4 DoSpesstriMlAes. ISI 111 1 1111 sA 101 ISO 14S1 1011) SA.W= 4 .lo.lsDsh 100 11) 1.0) IL Noss SWIM 0.0‘.810r Deb. fo4ess).lB7l .. 100 ion 1108 d.Aust.oos6 Boo& 100 IS. 111 Vlat..Gr ISO 100 111 FOJIZION *mii. No. I Nov. I Visa I PI IQ. Wow. 1 Naos. • MI Asielionso Is i Ts. saa. Laairii iiiiiiel IN. 4 get 10 , Do. ID .., Bras. Ise.pa.allion • 11. ; D0.104.70h If Aloo IS U I ' VP Lauda Os. NI 4l 90 Ma.0241.3110.00...as ... als ..„.., 1 r a t ermter a u TO ass = au 4 4 ';''' 1 Urea an 111 It an " 114•011" an 'V*" tamanasaiti au 7 r 'Y .. . r— , .vr uchg 144 4 NISONLLAINOI3B. /to. lolass. 0 ntrooloa. P 1.• I CA. 40•4. 1 Asglo Maslen WM Au. 1 1 11 Avanallaa Wad. . II 31 1 = l it= in i 44 get Wahwavita WPC 111 _ nvima.al4l4l4 II .. • ... • nott. .Lourkoa, L. 0/-- In BMA high nag Pal& an 41 43 id 1111 as Deal p. own 11.11110 all II 21 841 U. 12/144 Do. .0. .. .......... 3.$ Om& 321 11823 IL . Ila.atlagatlralt an • 3 34 1 If Q. Prat Te oar M.. an 15 V Vt . 5 Orl i = an $1 • au • 44 i Ihr.l4amic.lNNOLlat an • 4 OAP. II 1111011.11 Moue I IL La . olitalace wc ll• 104 Ul UP i sad M wn ali 1 . . • aga& "ara'. I 111 rpm • 4 Loathe. Can 11 IA it i I g eariret .i s lt a. a 1 7 1 Se.llo Mond oa. A a was a se Iltnidaials 100 l a e s r . c.,....4twaii : . 4 • De. De._ .... I M 144 11.11ra011.a01.104 0 MCI 1 N. kV. Nramiikin al s i a I I I 1) Sala at Niropann. all 'lr A 0d005 . 0 . 0 eaa I I , ...94_ D llit i rme l trU; I lk * O2 4 18 . II roan.* Orlao.B44am 0 SI IS 1111 - f r ...1 0 Ds No* ...... . . • p. Rod lie & fans rd. I S Re 11l Brew Izao is la on ;r ' 1 la WIZSIi. _ a 1 La moo= i 1 i • InosallalrA se a .. • ' • 41= C taii • S. IS —.: 1 . 3 4 1 ill aas am i TRAFFIC RETURNS. Mks Psi- Wet- Sow, Tow.RAILVAIIS. epos. olgers. ellt4. 1144. Wait andln Aoral4l4. 4basi Tome 41 Omar /ID 7.863 1.805a04 74 1.1111 Walk =gag Apt Delreltarl kftssion MI 114 1111 1.111 Wog mem Awned 10. =sod 1•1•4 Huron en 473 Ulf NI 114414citel Own& 6.173 1.51' 1.111 WWI =dm AMA IL Ilarb Lark trlsessai es riskoali ISS 1118 Wisisellas Optima Der 4. --- -- Loofas. 1/0•11. sad dokailh On* Inboa no KM MVO NONE k ALA BA2CI rift's* LAi. Two **Own. The funds today are better. Prices aranOw quoted to per cent. higher than at the clot* of boldness yesterday. The monthly settlement in Consols engages chief attention. The market for English railway stocks was heavy daring part of the morning, but has since advanced, and is now firm. Console fin. the 12th October were first marked 98f, and are now quoted 98; to 97. For money transactions are recorded from 96i to 96f, and the present quotation is 961. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 971 tot ; the New 1 bree per Cents., at 971 to f ; the Nesr ,Two-and•Hsdf per Cents., at 80; Bank Stock at 2211 to 229; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue, at 98f, 98f, and 981 1 , the Scrip of the second Mine, at 971; the March Exchequer Me, at 31e. to 34e. prom ; ditto, Jane, at 23e. prem. The scrip of the new Turkish loan opened this morning at lf to 1 dia., needed to 11 to 1 and has since advanced to 11 to 1 dis., the present quotation. The Six per Cents. of 1854 are quiet, at 94/ to 951. Spanish Bonds continue in demand, with an upward tendency, es pecially the Passive Bonds. Mexican Bonds are dull. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., for account, 1031; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 48; Russian Five per Cents., 110, ex div. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 92 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 451; ditto New De ferred Three per Cents., for account, 291; ditto Pas sive Bonds, 101, 101 1 , 101 ; Turkish Six per Cents., for account (September 15), 941. The shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company are quoted to-day 4001. to 5001., and the quotation is no longer nominal. The new Turkish Loan is following the course of the Brazilian Loan, which, it will be remembered, descended soon after its issue u low as 2 discount, although in the latter instance the amount appor tioned to the public did not exceed 1,200,0001. The allotment-letters of the new Turkish scrip were received by the subscribers yesterday morning. Some parties have reeetved as much as four-fifths of the amount applied for, others three-fourths, and others one-half; whilst in some cases only about one-fifth bee been allotted. The contractors seem to have been most liberal to persons who are considered likely to hold the loan for investment, and to have goaded sparingly to merely speculative applications. The market for the new stock opened this morning with a somewhat firmer appearance, at die. toper; but it soon became apparent that the immediate bond fide demand has been adequately supplied by the allotment, and, in the absence of buyers, the price gradually receded, finally closing at 11 to 1 discount. The transactions do not appear to have been by any mesas extensive, but were principally on one side—viz., that of sales—aome of the bona fas ellottees evincing discouragement at the marked coldness with which the loan has been received on the Stock Exokinge. As soon as the first payment of 20 per cent. shell have been completed the scrip will be ready for issue; a settling-day for the transactions in the Stook Exchange will doubtless be immediately fixed by the committee; and the crane of the price of the new stock will then be determined by the preponderance of genuine trans actions. Hitherto a large proportion of the deal ings hare been of a purely gambling character. If it be true, as is currently reported, that considerable purchases have been effected by the contractors and other persons interested in supporting the stock, a good effect may be produced by the withdrawal of a portion of the scrip which has come upon the mar ket through realisations by the premium-hunting class of applicsnte—realisations which were effected, in many instances, prior to the allotment. It is announced that Fuad Pacha has arrived in London from Paris, with a view to the arrangement of any details for which his presence may be de sirable. The monthly return of the Bank of France will be _published next Friday morning. The steamer Teo lot, with the heavy portion of the Australian mails and 83,0811. in gold, is ex pected at Southampton on Thursday. The bar silver by the West India steamer has bees sold for the Continent at Os. Ofd. per ounce Standard, showing no alteration. The Brazilian gold coin by the Tyne has been dis posed of at 775. 7id. per ounce, and will, it is un derstood, be sent back to Brazil by the next steamer. Messrs. Archibald Montgomery and Co., of Great Wiachester.street, a respectable house, described ma general merchants, but prineipally engaged in the Australian trade, have stepped payment. Their commitments are believed to be moderate in amount. The acceptances of Mr. Richard Acutt, draper, of Bridge-road, Lainbethb have also been dishonoured, but the liabilities are understood to be small. By advice' received yesterday from America we learn that the Illinois Central Railway is now doing the largest business known since 1866. It is stated that wheat is being sent to Chicago from Union County, which is the county next to Cairo, in the south of the state. This denotes a considerable re vival in business, and gives a good prospect for the autumn traffic. _ _ The Ceyton journals contain a long moonlit of the proceedings at the cutting of the tint sod of the Ceylon Railway, which was performed on the Srd August by his Excellency the Governor, in the pre sence of about 8,000 persons. The Brighton Railway traffic return presents this week an increase of 1,5271. The deereaae shown in the weekly teat& return of the Great Western Railway of Caoads is 982 i. The certificates of shares of the 2,000,0001. capital (Nagpore Extension) in the Great Indian Peninanla Railway Company are now ready for delivery. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocr. The mining market to-day is flat, and in earne rs= canes the tendency of prices is downwards. There are inquiries, however, for shares in Alfred Console, East Wheal Russell, Wheal Trelawoey, North Robert, and Thymic Foreign slid colonial descriptions remain very qaiet. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.--TIIIB DAT. (av BIUTEBH Ali TIDE lIIAOWNTIO TELDORAPR.) meow ova ova ooattrovomovsev.) The grain market Is dna. . Whist to ht good demand at hill rates. Flour obtains boar o rbs'. ladiaa lo to good demand ; ("stet is at 811 s. Egyptian bows, 37.. to SAL Other ertiolat aro onclukagod. IMINCTNO-LANE.—THIS DAT. Suoas.—Tba market has oral with a nutlet appearance, mad the importers are buylag ikealy at the public min to made prier. Refined lumps gusted 6346 to Ks. Comma—Me public maim ars gob* off without showing material alteration In plea. The private contrast market is insulin, partly in consequence of the public sake declared for to-morrow. Sairrwrns.—The marital is steady, and holders are firm, refraction lig bsb Issiglitisi SI 435. Rica mains Weedy, Rum.—Commes Lemmas Ma L. 3d. prooL In other &reels so isatssisi sitirstioo. Muleta gene rally have s quiet scpssmos. TALLOW MAIDENT.—THIS DAT. The market is 'toady at the following quotstkao Tows 600. ed., sett orb ; Potasaburg Y.C. on the opt, 61a. 3d.; Septasotor, 60a. dd. to 6a. 96.; °Motor to Doootober. 490. ; ditto, asporotoly, 60s. ; .Itotaory to arch, 600. SMITHYTITLD RAY If ARKET.—THIS DAT. Kr. 8.7 . Davit fel:worts' good tiappir.--niewt: Prioas mea dow bay. 78.4. to flea. ; superior do.; Ida. to 904. ; esfarisr do.. fraa to 72t ; tetras, 00a. Is 72a. ; dower, old, Des. to 110 a. ; second out, 70s. to 965. ; straw, 30a. to als. LOCAL SEARS ILAIIX22II. Idast So.. 11.—Tbs meta sal dal. and dam =Oar I. Silgado Tdsmalk sham ars sewed sam solth so aad woad!!! NEI* kistmlmds, Of ildea. Me sad loth 1119. KJ a 4 Mldiad. I i —Salta UMW lin di— ft.. SI 1.-Tedi ma nig ird t -is ad= " t 4 0garSt i n te= WM. ' n. Omsk. 17i L Iszs 6—Tis marts spulai st as Impramsept. sad um tamrds tin dam vim tiamlis lm Mom ?mt. aad St—D•ms.ll94g2rirlt DM It Udd—laldt. tad ID aanteatax. MOT. oll—Taa modal was Ida 1•41.9. ttra Warta Waserarms. dans at SI sad 6/1-43mat wear" ills Sake desist 44-09atalftlards. We —StraMdian 9L m Po:mourn is stated that srrangemeate lawn. at Art Ater. rempleted with the South Wasters Company for the lease of th , s line, which is now completed with the viceptka etch. rotor. la the Years of say moo reliable Information we (6 urrry Stamford) may add tbst rumour states the opening of the Use will take place in October. 11 m M V 4 $ Do. - 71:1379 Incha Setedc the Do. New . 111 100 117 IN IS IS 10 14 If 41 al i i e Fu s i t . i 4 $1 II ti 21 Y 5 97 i i im 87 69 ad 139 143 al: 9 fa GI lad ad MATSON!. 60 NI S 9 err. Wok) ie II 1 dijill MA* In 86 x sp. Il es N ad 1