The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-29 00:00:00

ritholm. NI A ) IL) 7 the wear of it wog by the elbh the 'tee. art! ea appro. Manlius, bun Perko left dr wage had bees ter Lord Moque ewe who have a who here sot I. awl mortly dm of f, Lord id the livery to ▪ and moray, Ivy the moirsha by tlio emu= if 4 passed th• ,Iderris Wks. a those d adorns% • y, sad dolma down Cable*, Aram le se- i ; hi the nest mos 1 ijority ter : 1 dielsecd It, to sad overlook 1 3, Lad Mayor. 1.1 at Imi le.. ',toned t 3 lb. all that Alder- m, celled twos laM comment to l agswith, sad sher applause) by the sword. .be °Mr , . end ...a sad the sod cheat, of prantetes of ry for hie sla saying that It re of their say chasms ronatelaSS for ashrs of the a clews, was parlisteeat for owe destroyed usasferred It wee mall itt riutpti:il ads to any that of as oaks rot !bat ha irs• IT It road be vf their lights I n•Mdsuß the io de% °to hie •ad n. • bad sot ban a for the Ista So they paid a sheriffs dosed I Lord Mayor waded by lbw rd Mayer will td.--On the L.wy t, ettetbar, It 7 earestesto other rare) 7 to titer emir "mere oar osies ul Gi4lir Mee firmed di . = s et set . tip ewitsetirw ibas we.. • err ler labor so be prey:44 w primer ea ead el • the humble wet end ex coweerreeew maw win be wwwiere Nei Is the wiggle. sad eseelet WO/ II" 61 I...pere, whirs MESS ON PIJUORT Ar pen was tad omit Me tom Cowes% Mimi orlylohior of midst of Ito ▪ memil Itegfori, harmary re& re Wei to Ai lc, W. Salimi, W Plaabse of oisi, Ommillar Saidkid l / 2 N NW d etaie; he Potosi' N. kg Its dooldse of red, ib. idly ▪ " idiom bon of say. AM Ems mo; too &Hem. its ; too Aeeh:e, ity it Vilma. t Bell, desteetie Ise Cords of the •bas ; end Imola, • s brit( account lane oldrstostt to telmair, also by us then dbriclid es& We °booty, M. &ribs) pro m to which the Its aboold ca n. AM aeo isbleat), wad to outoo• dutl•• t, the redaction do, Memos • • merle ft the ntartalarei se s Brawls. Last Waists, of the of Brabant, who is, will be pro- 'lll3 Dd I.) Lord Miyor , •mic•-boale at sad prnezedr I Al Warman aid iyor, Warms, tits sad world lave prod 'big , W Ewa my, .:se ban air gm'''. • d 4 sg b..dut a• gat Armed 141204111 by the THE POLICE COURTS. mus DAT.) mAliazox 31.1 Glieort me rasped Miles Ablemee An Siker said—Teeterday, batman fret and it. dole* I sow the teem eat of a wersheem in GernitlU. He maths, and I followed him to Lam Thames street, sad tato a ahem boat, Am whisk be met to St. Oraithe Beneels, be I sow him then pall Moss of silk est of his IM MO pockets, ad put them Into pie of paper. He then mislaid them in hie hand, and *S towed bun to Wad-street, Soho, when he west tato the shop of a pisealewhor. Ho then polled out a skein of silk and sheered it to the owner, who washed ft. I wont in and asked him whim be got the silk, told him I wee as oecer, and showed him my authority. He said the silk was h e own property, end he reload to .newer am more questions. I told him I see peeled he had stolen it from Messrs. Sends and Lame, and that I should taks him into custody. H. and the silk should cost Mr. Sande 50:., though it was not worth 6e. Mr. Sands, of Corolla!, tailor, said—The peon' mar had been in toy employment as clerk. I h ave lately mimed property, sad I believe that the silk produced I. my propartYi sad ' part of what had been stolen. The prisoner had no right to take any silk, bat had some to it. John Mace, errand boy to Mr. Sande, said—l hod plead some silk in two boodles, Ina room to which the prisonar bad mesa. Afterwards I examined the hondies sad found ' that they had hiss tied op In a d direst 1411112111 sod that some of the milk bad beta abstracted. Mr. Sand& asil the milk produced was worth about 10e. The prisoner said all he had to say wee that th e property was his own ; but he afterwards acknowledged that he was guilty, and MY ronsovcd from oh* bar, and ordered to be re d till ?rids, to be moaned. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ♦ IiCLOLAKT PINTINTIID. Jahn nonpaors and Jam Lathery, who have several alhass, and both of whom reload thair addresses, bat ap rldt° be well known to the police, wen charged and., kallowing drenmatentes t 9 C, acid—Last night, at 8 o'clock I wee Darts-sheet, Bewiteky in company of Jay,' 338 A, and while paring Cleridp's HMI, saw the two pompom standing le the doorway of No. 66. As we approoched Lindsay rapped up and stood ekes to the other. I than Mid Jay to tam him while I took the other. Lindasy then made a spring but I tripp:d him up and knelt an him till further maleames cams, as he ma a ' very parodist meat. I than heard the list of keys sad sprang my rattle, end a man mood Sawyer came op. I bun to stand by sod search the place, which he did. A short time afterwards, co searching the road opposite' th• ham I found five akelmes My. wrapped inat.: of reg. On searching Lindsay I found some inciter .ac Hairy Jay, 338 A, a detective, confirmed the eargoest's evidence, sad said that Bowyer picked up a key sad gave it to him. It was what is called a " 'kaiaks Brawl," sad having &Amerada shut the door of the &nue, found it wadi It, sod a/so the net. On the way to this station " Thank God, ft is not tuns o'clock." Had Mord that the dray in the Meets had been tried on difie rant olden Mary Am Roeseme, eruct at 65, Daviessetth4 proved bisariag the A ono of the da of the dor lath • short time moms to Ile oege pdemo. Imam% MO, old be knew Limbo, to have been Ma - NNW he Om eteatto, soder the Vision Act, at Bow deole. _ _ — Mr. Blass aid be shield earad this tin Wednesday, for farther bilabials en is parlor aswistkes. VORSUIP4TRZIT. 114 , 11 D Fa= [MATH. Mantua!, 10 N braeglit be/ 3 k. Eamon, evereltel-issidng, sled eame, and sisgpd her • with taamptlng le deem by dteoreln& r itaearriette staled tbat between tbrsa and dank this Kolas CA r d swift ea ditty seer the ad ltadse-Osid gib a, llookooy, be my emptliag ad ! "1 4 01114, Milt Item tits arming Mal boles* the Mk of the brldge, bet wirier tar abject WWI • here melon or ra rim/ be meld re away. Hsresabig deem the eshasik =set le the spat, end, tames as hie tasters the light fall upon the prisecer, who wan standing by the wakes elgo in • palely ends stets,with the seeepaien ad bat lowa psaktet. Oa gesibellog bee es lo imike bies thin in orb dark aid et mit a Om, dr ROM. " I efili to be ailierir NM be of MIMI WI ussimmes Nemo bar to al 48111 love bar ico ginamis. whim" wen VW seer, pissed ea bor. Mr. Row rill ami puss Irmo bar sise. and kr mike in s" g ofsMey boowall, wilish rogiied, " is kill syattt. and sitteld love den se in another inalkell. I wan awed Sher dna* Int I wan to Mat panne she stated tbst her nom VW Dblea, tIM am i stre N, ..,. of ago, bet ceiling amid Inks bet to tell when dr bed hood. at whaler she int aq valadven obetried whet ft vea .TINT u. MINT bed saved ttr per neaten tem a watery rid molded bat dot 'squires my* be and• aTMt bat. LAMBIIIL 2011715 T AT • TVA STITITO. J.A. Meese, • notarann 11iaf , ditgeferd Irbil , awl k freak wee Misread below Mr. Elliott Irak pla porkers at • tee ream in • diesonting chapel, is see-reed, Waltrorth. Mrs. illes Walters deposed thst ns the preceding eveskel re receded a tee rittee held ia►otter' M Lon Mteroverl, Wrote* sell while wands( shoot ernes* the erewd she leit • tug et her parr sad ormatly found bee= bad VIM. Si. st ore order* the risers with her. sad ohm • little relearns be palled fry hie pocket • perm with 6.1.0111 merry is it, bat ant hers. flite thee cresol him .itb robed', somebody •les. The primmer them rester thresh the ernerd sad out of the Orr fir foirered bits, and a cry of Stop thief" heels( bees rsird be wee takes into esetody. Pederoossieble Thome Riley, 163 P. rid thst on the erre, hedern while es dal is RIB-reset. Wslworth, he bred Mee of Slop thiel," sod maw the prisoner ruselso rim& hies es het es be word, awl shinned? ram Otto his arms. He ibis loserd ehet he bed bees pbkfsg pockets is Larsson Clark red be teak his there. A lady owned the secort pane. bet wes test Mrs Mr. Elliott —Do yes knew where to W I C: " Wimeee—Tee,yene warship. Mr. Rabbit', the geode man helossing to the elespel, hos gime se her Data. aid widow, well rye she .ill b here nit • future day, presseer, who drained wise eerthlad doles'' , wet remended le her the seoserry wiriness is tossed sue. THE 4rrwr n. ItUrcudirt d HUSBAND IN WASS ratrAvs TB& WESTMINSTER POLICE COURT.—(THIS DAT.) Elisabeth Wareham, a woman of small statist*, was au. day brought up toe “1-WiZiliatiol2 before Mr. Arnold, charged w.. 11 • desperate attempt to murder bar kaelmad, • hawker, by tightly twisting an apron /wad his neck whilat he we wake% and palling both ends, by iallictiag &viral* wean& upon W bead, while a the mom defeacelem Goa ditim, the instruments of assault, a glare sad atom bottle, being broken to pieces, sad subsequestly hailing two ler;re earthenware rowels him, whati, bad they am mimed their would probably have kind the man In hi. then weakened stye. The court, se before, wee ensely crowded, eepecielly rub persona of othoplathant's trade d . Complainant's head was covered with braises, sad he still appetmd very week. He raid he wished the magistrate world deal with her lightly for the sake of his children. Mr. Arnold—l mat permit • woritha like that to saber • light punialusent. Bocl • drank= maw. can't be of mach am to hos hildrea. Mr. Puthouby Adair Roues, morns Ii the West istmter limpitel. saw him on the 26th. He had two set wounds as the left Me of his head, • out on the eye, eni was very weak. The bottle produced would have Milisted sari lothelea. Mr. Pardee—Would a blow in the temple hare been mm. ..sinus — Wirl74;l 7 -1 don't iron. that It would. Had erysipelas set hi, the woos& would have tweed oat Tay had, Mr. Anoid—l remand her till Taos*. Dallinniman—Oh, glee roe what I am to km ot mat. Ainall-1 au not pion to give yea to its red yin kw aid fog att em pt to murder ur 311/1•11WO 111 TO • P11,1•0•.—On Friday taming, meet dr eMelelle is the Gies Jan, as proseeding le epos tb• darks' Wise ea the tat: Me et the witnewe-este, bra due Ow het of the eider deer led his poked. and the pare Wirt I airWs the Witt ; std a farther wasiasties awed awl the desk is the oak* bed ben brad 's a w a ewe et SOL he wise est 'mid showed The ben dewily sad ea•ati6adt7 peetanse• whitest mweeseary Meth or vs Ausc sod bad eddeelly ham tie week et prase s w o el/ . 2 to their Nutmegs, obi issonsdni, hesibe, a Waste qm Wes wfsb lb. luserial arsomismale dit the effiew Fereseately, bow.ver, the bershers bed owebehol• or Ism make se sonsove, some al the omen tlisfr pewees; wed hen the Narks of a badge at the tees et the walk rid dr hoped... oflsetwepe es the the make by whiell %pen had haw *beaked wee etend cane Ulla lkr the deleedes et the Waldman lbewiar ei taal deem Ill'ldowy sod 140, Imo s eew ewe asses the dee& bridge, 41111.ew wee Owephsk who esbys tb lbw et heir ewe 4 the west er wip, heseelleeekwe he = N hen* end w h it of ea the libb belL, ak newt& ho ho a WNW wew Kt. Sydow's prowl= la Priseeerweet gobs. The NW Ma we Jams Weemew who hdl hb elemlbs se inset tb haa wardroo m = • 111 •Lth• op. • hte sew et mossy was epee mow. whe Irisob awittile. That war bras zai wy trr.,sale=beim the pher, sod omitted Ow briber esmininh_liskiaryk Jaw= Mrxincisce.—Lewia Aria.EstLat:f hiszka, who died a A. weeks Wo os at b s , she ww d f4OODL COlllOlll is tweak fa; bedlam awl a Jewish ender, to th. tows et 1 1 / 4 4••• • the phase et K, The win stn pwwidiw Ilac a bother ewes ether the dee* et Ids wits whlah is is oder bled will opeve as additlts.l saw 01 33 , 000 1.—liampsAiiv fldwr THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1858. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT . 11.1CTILIC T17.101.4.1P1.) KET FIRST OCTOBER MEETING. (TRU; DAT.) ST. LBO= STAKES. Hepaelea walked over. SWEEPSTAKES 07 10 BOYS. Lady Well • • Iltheas Beauty Beau .. BLET ENT H TR I ENI Mayoras .. ' , illy by Wioddound 9 ran. STAKES. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 23 BOVE. D.M. All's Lent, 4 yrs, dot 71b; Harry Stanley, 3 yrs, Tst 711); My Ni.. e, 3 yrs, 6st 10Ib ; Drm kg, 3 yrs, Est. AU four re h 360 PLATE FOR TERRE-TEAR-OLDS AND UPWARDS. Armlsm, Whitewall, Sichamm, ;iidrliarry Bluff, are here. Z . :n 1M g k SHARE LI82&-7.1118 DAY. Two o'CLoCL The railway share market continues buoyant. Great Western Railway stock has again rim 1 per cent., being quoted 63 to •. Gale damn, North British, Eastern Counties, and York and North Midland are all in good demand, and very strong. London and South Western stock has advanoed per cent. The other leading de scriptions are quoted quite as high as at fow o'clock yesterday, and in some cases are either dearer. The beet quotations of the morning, however, have scarcely been supported up to the present hour. London and North Western stock is now quoted 913 tot ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 96 to # Midland, 981 to ; Great Northern, sof co 261 prot share ; and Extern Counties, 123 to 1. The Indian shares of all descriptions, are in great demand and rising. Bahia, Parnambuoo, Lombardo Venetian, Grand Trunk of Canada, and Great Western of Canada shares are likewise enquired for, and show a decided upward tendency. OIDIL VD 817001 LIL = l ,lv.,,alll sLii s am =..leag is tr. Jam Maur sad Hobo.. 1 Do 4 f A iriViii . a . I . Dox IS I p.abir bip in. Dw aVdl Jansen Irma Uaiaa. i : Fibr • . ..... ia Mao -1111 " Silor! - Waal k xwiai:: 1 eicek. It 4 n n • P M NI IN N 16 let ikalL Net &eel Warm _ Dallier TO !!Alik-1 107) lal aVi - VaiiTitildi: Da Da. 7 De. do INAVIaII- - Da. WM Lea Oahe W Lamas. awl Biaaavall 01 De. Now. ........ =VAL Wale- NO Mali. UMW; itllma I Mt 01...Wman Ippon 21 - 1 Ire I N SI NorthereCeinlie IN I I neg. Medi NI NON Dom. fen NW D DIO N. Nateem— IN De. IN S NAIL ..NNeAhrJa. , NI Noah WJoes 1 la North ellNee* le Oxf ad. 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Pdi axiom I 4 .4. , th. 0m.9109.400.3..11Jui9 101 1161 11111 UN I 1 / 1 . N•41060L/P4.6.Leg NO U.S 116 arr iii 111 1.111119•9(109.160.1900 IN 101 IN 1001 NUN K Nalestlo6oo*Alli nellea.lll6 190 110 41, 10.0.4 1 . r .aa w.1 Nail* us me 114 no an 2. i a L 16 117 11194 lIIIfI f 17 99 14 US li r e' 1 7 - re i ..2. i i 14 11 14 1 ii i 1 I die 74 70tar Ili 44 I 4 yea 111 2i I as 4 7 Op IS IP i 1 11 le fi 1M 1011 I i pm The Breton Traareript gives the following gossip from America:—"Dr. Sparks is et Cambridge waning snow materials glared by him Is Holland, France, end Bag lend wherewith to illtultrate our revolutionary eanals. Mot ley is la Landes, bracing hinuelf for mother trio of COLITIS to mooed the rise ant fortunes of the Dula Republic. Irving is at Sunny Bide, reviling the fifth volume of his ' Life of Washington. Dr. Sprague is at Albany, amnia * the proo f -abeets of an additional meta at 'Clerical Biographies. Bancroft le • readlog up' at Newport, for the continuation of the eablbae drama whereof he has just published the Wind not. Prescott is at Lynn, carrying on the story of ' Philip Second."' RRFILESENTATION OF GRIZNIFICH.—MIL. WIL LIAM MMORIISTIIN AT DIPTTORD.—Lest evening s & public meeting of the eleeten of Greenwich residing h district of Deptford and the hamlet of Mitcham was held at the Literary Institution, High-street, Deptford, to hear Mr. W. Aagaretein es a candidate. TM chair was occupied by Mr. Cobbett. Mr. Ammonia won received with applause, and a resolution to support him we. peened. - - MR. MORPRT Dr PABIS.—The extraordinary feat of playing eight games at the same time without eery[ the board, wee performed yesterday (Monday) at the Cafe de la REgence by Mr. Morphy, the yam American player. Ti. portion of the Cali de la Myra mere pertionlarly appro priated to the um of ohms was spew es usual to the public, and in It sat the eight who soneented to be Mr. Morphy's antagonists. The etherret of the Cart farther on and in which two brilliant Weise ant *oak was appointed to the use of the blindfold player. who eat at the end, with hi. back to the public. A earlein Yee ass =who'd out, beyond which only twogentleemeend M.Jeurnead mad M. Arnous de Rides, who had swesemes the moves on both sides. The haw eildelail kw the ant four players, MM. Beatee• lirewmasw, and Onibei and the former foram het bey, MM. i Potter, Fred, and &gain. At hail-poet 12. the on= having taken their placv, in the preasece of about 260 lovers of the noble game, the play ranneeneed by Mr. Morphy taking the move and signifying that in every cos of the sight aces he played K P 2. Some of hie opponents replied by the similar move, whilet others played dlQwootly, on as to had to what Is celled Irregular openings. The play then went on without interruption for not lees than ten hours, doting whisk time Mr. Morphy sever took the slightest refraehmowl. The definitive molt wee that the blindfold Player wen dad the puma and drew two. his opponents being vsnitekied la tie following order, MM. Prwi (after seven been ad• half ), Podsr, Bineher, Hanionesan, Blwwltk and deple (at half-past 10.) The two players who succeeded In simian ask games were MM. Lequeeee end Gabor,. At the ad of tide woodertal exhibition Mr. Movphy did not appear inch fatigue& BAND OF PIONSI/J FOR BIMINI( COLUMBIA.— We lam VW the memesvial t, the Queen, subscribed by I.lllllwwmgenpli newhing men, and which received the seedias er appreeni of the met public meeting of the Alms of Gisegow, held le the City Hell, on the 16th hat., b to be treatatted to her Majesty by hie eTSOIII the Mahe of Lad-Lbseawal a d os * r away d p i The doable. et the beget Mh Mum ' wed lade. asessepalsi by Mr. Tie Onalati. bed tbs beam of en baniser with his grace at Dui! Daft ea getenley. Hit Brea reoetad the deputies wilt peat ceolosy, ad sat he wadi parent gheasesald vii doe sere le his ellasleigeolty, es Led-Liagrasets& baud ft es all b Gab thee se Mal ad al ebbe alb the eato , worialisit s t Zelet:lo. be mai 11 . 1 smairia . with lay a his sew bat Wee la ly 'to the widow et ha Mika*. This the depeallee aimed le, law Majesty ell padarady Net. dos pars et kw auwerieliet• sal glee their 'egged • lisweabb lariimilima—eksree De* Yid. _ TER ROYAL CLUMBO? PIiSZCIAIIII .---" AltD Brß.- mon awn Till NNW MIDICAL /104..—A UNIIDDIE of the him of the Royal Odell et Phydellia kW be held et to - monow ('!'borsht). sessomosd to the lift spew press to reprotiollhoodiege In the arailhal teemed order the now wt, sof st snort isiits =l=• aew utter tho Me of “ The et Chadlosto vial goeiame Mk/ iits rod Maw dab Jame Cho% dopeohol; its yestootere these, whim topq 119. what those et Se ovum Col lor, of V I .unisr VA A amity MA* SW W hat h Mild for. IS is eali dist mime lowans la *ammo at the case fit Owns as to re Whit of ambers to tots si ibe Anita • s sopreemistiatiben tie allege at thomedleal omen. • Pisime_si ossollitiha et the members te tot batkpro stettlk WEI 4 WID to their right deli*. sod the qginip Inelbrenmei I. to be °Mated at the node the esooselpsititt ta estkellsot ths woke, the wiled trill came beers the 141141114114. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two Waco'. The fonds to-day are Srm at the late advance. Attention is chiefly directed this morning to English, Indian, and Brazilian, and some other foreign railway shares, which retain a strong upward tendency. The general appearance of the Stook Exchange is still buoyant. Consols are firm, at 98 to I for money, and 981 to for the 12th October. India Stock has been dealt in at 218 to 219; Exchequer Bilk, March, at 355. prem. ; ditto June, at 255. to 28e. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 1001. The foreign stock market is quieter, but prices are firm. The scrip of the New Turkish Loan has improved to par to prem. The Six per Cents. of 1864 have alto ad vanced to 941 to 1. The New Brazilian Loan is marked as high as prem. Mexican Bonds are fully supported at yesterday's rise, being marked 211 to 1, mines the cash dividend of 18e. just announced. Venezuelan Bonds are still inquired for. The Turkish Guaranteed Four pee Cents. are quoted 1041 to 106. Saks are re carded as follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 981, 981, 981; Mexican Three per Cents., for acct., 211, 211, 211, ex div. ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents.,for account, 30 ; the Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 971 ; ditto for ac count (Oct. 16), 971, 971 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1858 (scrip), for account, 1, prem. ; Venezuela Five per Cents., for account, 401; ditto Deferred Two per Cents., 161. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 240,0001., of which 120,0001. consisted of Russian gold coin, and the rest of American bar gold. The total sent in since the date of the last return is thus raised to 280,0001., and the aggregate now held must consequently exceed 19,400,0001. In Lombard-street yesterday there was a good de mand for money, the general rate for choice bills being 21 per cent. At the Bank there were only a few applications, and these were from regular eustomers. On 'Change yesterday afternoon bills on the lead ing continental cities were inquired for, and the ten dency of the rates, chiefly sa regards paper on Amsterdam and Frankfort, as well u three months bills on Paris, was rather less favourable. The actual alteration in prices, however, was not important. The Hamburg exchange remains firm. The current rates are shown below. Amaterdam, three months, 114 to 1 ; ditto, abort, 11.161 to 164 ; Rotterdam. three months, 11.13 II Antwerp, three months, 25.35 to 71; Hamburg, Immo, three months, 13.81 to / ; Paris, three day' sight, 26.16 to 20; ditto, three months. 26.35 to 74; Frenkixt on-the-Maine, three months, 118/ to 1191; Petenburg, per rouble, three months, 341 to 361 ; Vienna, e& do., tines month; 10.12 to 14 ; Tneste, do., three months, 10.13 to 16 ; Madrid, three months, 481 to 49; Cadiz. three months, 49/ to 4 ; Leghorn. three mon th., 29.95 to 30.05 ; Genoa, three months, 25.521 to 71; N ud es, three months, 404 to 41 ; Palermo, *three months, 122 to 122 ; Messina, three months, 1221 to 123; Lisbon, 90 ys, 621 to 1; Oporto. 90 days, 621 to 1. The market for bar silver is flvm, at Ss. Id. per ounce standard, owing principally to the continental demand. There is likewise a moderate inquiry for Mexican dollars and bar silver for exportation to China. The sugar market yesterday was heavy, and a de cline of 6d. to Is. per cwt. was established. It is anticipated that the Calcutta, China, and Bombay mails will be distributed in London about the 2nd proximo. A telegram from Corfu mentions the arrival at Trinoomalee of the mail steamer Australasian, from Suer, with damage to her machinery. She would leave for Melbourne in two or three days. This vessel has the London mail for Australia of July on board. Advice, from New York announce that the New York and Erie and New York Central Railway Companies have come to an arrangement which will terminate the late competition. The arrangements alluded to in the Express ' upon a former occasion as having been entered into through the mediation of the committee recently ap pointed by the European and American Steam Shipping Company have been now se far carried out that Mr. Greenwood, on the part of the chairman, ' and Mr. Stebbings, on the part of Messrs. Croakey and Co., have joined the direction of that company in place of Messrs. '3largeteon and Clive, who have, retired. Messrs. Croekey and Co. have paid over the stipulated 30,0001., and the shareholders are subscribing in a satisfactory manner for the renewed debentures. The directors of the Tourney to Jurbise and Lan don to Hasselt Railway Company announce that the dividend for the first six months of the prettiest year has been fixed at 944, 7d. per share. Messrs. Rothschild and Sons announce that the bonds of the Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Loan of the present year are now ready for delivery. A call of fie. is to be paid on the shares in the Equitable Fire Insurance Company by the 24th November. A coupon of thirty francs falls due on the Ist October on Paris and Orleans railway shares. A meeting was held yesterday of the creditors of Messrs. John Plowee and Co., Rio merchants, who suspended payment early in the present month. The stoppage has been entirely caused by the conduct of one of the partners in the Rio house, who, having lost heavily by speculations in shares. has accepted bills to the amount of 66,0001. without the knowledge of the London firm. When the intelligence reached this country Mr. J. H. Plowes determined to stop, although this course, it was mentioned, will cause some surprise in Brazil The known losses there are to the extent of 25,0001., and instructions have been transmitted from this side to the Rio house to sus pend and liquidate their affairs. A statement re cently sent from Brasil stated the liabilities of the firm there at 145,0001., and the meets at 170,0001., showing a surplus of 25,0001. The amount due to the Loudon firm is 24,0001. When the last advice@ left Brasil the 55,0001. referred to had to be paid, and the partner whose conduct has led to the catastrophe had in hand to meet this about 35,0001. in shares, bills, and cash. Mr. J. H. Plowes is a partner in the Rio establishment, and the only partner in the house here ; 16,0001. of his capital is in Brasil, and 9,0001. in London. It was likewise mentioned that, according to the law of Brazil, all local creditors are paid first. The assets here amount to 16,0001., but a remittance is expected to come forward by the next mail steamer, and it is believed that all the assets will be realised in the course of three or the months. The private property of Mr. J. H. Plowea, worth 6,3601., consists of shares in insurance companies and in the National Discount Company, besides a life policy. The result of the proceedings was the adoption of a resolution authorising the winding up of the estate ander inspection. It will be seen from the subjoined balance-sheet, prepared by Messrs. Coleman, Turquand, Youngs, and Co., that the estate shows an estimated surplus : DL Ye eredlteet umbiared ........, ...., . iii . 6.... 360 . (34. 3.6 11 111 3 3 t TL .h. 2SCPM O 3 .2 : L e ca rd". ..... I:. bird Mb ..... ........... . ~. .... . 113,133 1: 9 be be V/ 41,1 . 4 f1i liss e"" b"r"ae IT 9:0 19 10 so geseames et thelz eceb TO MOWS On MB. payable, draws by .., pea bed Go.. but *bleb me ex be paid by tbem ... ......... OM 11 I !ti ou MN receivable noes el iebleli eib euvicted to be claimed sealed MOO . .. 14931 1 6 ATT.IO4 II 4 ca. V.l=tiiiiixirwriii,A 1 - 4 2: V e llo rma i r avetia NM WI of ,ftlei Is tamer " Y " 14 I Nebtim ua ......... .................... ... Vie 1 i X plum plussesiiii. it Rm. I. : a. KM li I a541:171=A:11*....: ..... 4.••• • 4 woo i• wpm.. . Mk. t . •••••••••‘22 r ad MiTr ibe 7 bila o•••• ••••••• ••:16 4.art u U ---- Win IA t TI7IIIDAT IVININII. Throughout the Stock Exchange the extraordinary eue of the money market, and the rapid accumula tion of bullion, are exercising a stimulating influence. On every side buyers predominate, and nearly all classes of securities are rising. Business is at the same time becoming more active, and in some depart meets considerable animation prevailed to-day. The upward tendency was promoted by the Indian news, which was favourably interpreted. Console have attained a fresh rise of to 1 per cent., being strengthened by another purchase of 20,0001. by the government broker. In the English share-markets the settlement, which will be completed to-morrow, has been accompanied by a further great advance, as noticed in our share report. Consols, which closed yesterday at 971 " buyers," for the 12th October, opened this morning at 98 toe, advanced to 981 to /, receded to 98/, and closed at exactly 981. For money the last price was 98 to f. After the recognised hours, the market was scam firmer, at 984 "buyers," for the account. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Coneols, for money, 971, 981, 971, 981; ditto for account (12th Oct.), 98,981; the New Two-sad-a-Half per Cents., 82, 811; Indian stock, 218, 2181 ; the Indian Four per Cent Debentures of the first issue, 991, 991; ditto of the second issue, 991; the scrip of the second issue, 991, 991; India Bonds, 144., 131. prem. ; Bank stock, for account, 2271. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue were firm to-day, closing at 991 to f. The scrip of the second issue shows a freak rise of 1 per cent., being last quoted 991 to I. The Exchequer Bills advanced Is. to-day, the March bills being quoted 365. to 381. prom., and the June 265. to 28s. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal trans actions were in Turkish securities. The scrip of the New Loan advanced towarls the middle of the day to 1 to 1 prem., but subsequently gave way, and closed flatly at / dia. to 1 prem. The supply of the scrip at the settlemeat was ample. The Six per Ceata. of 1864 were marked as high as 97} for the new account, and closed at 971 to 1, being about per cent. higher than yesterday. Mexican Bonds came into active demend late in the afternoon, and have risen to 221 to 1. Venezuelan Bonds continue to meet with inquiry. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. were last quoted 29} to 30; the Committee's Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, 61 to 61; the Passive Debt, 111 to t ; the Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 90 to 91 ; and the Three per Cents., 711 to 721. The shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company were in demand this afternoon, and have risen to 3401. to 3801. The limit which the constitution of this company imposes upon the liability of the shareholders stimulates inquiries for the shares at the present reduced value. Bank shares to-day were quiet, but steady in price. Oriental Bank and Bank of Australasia met with more inquiry. Ottoman Bank were rather flat, closing at 18$ to 19. Crystal Palace Preference shares were firmer; and a number of small invest ments, limited, in many instances, to one share, con tinue to be effected in the ordinary shares, which confer upon the holder the privilege of admission to the gardens on Sunday afternoons. London General Omnibus shares were also slightly firmer, at 21 to 2$ per 41. share. London Dock stock was officially marked 1061. A fresh rise of I per cent took place to-day in New Brunswick Six per Cent- Bonds. The shares of the Red Sea and India Telegraph Company were quoted to-day tog prem., and those of the Indian and Australian Telegraph Com pany 1-18 to 3-18 press. ok IN. I losb•ows. b.• 661 MINN. &M. low., land 404. TINA of Oar& 111 • Nelas.•On. ls.o. Po. a Do •44 . 0101161 •- • - 11 Do • . Doll& INN Rom toi Do Now Do/416. Non,* Godurlob Ip. Ws. •11.1. 107 1 . bit Nal& D. H. ▪ gee 2) Ogee Ildledlel) • E 10 De. '''' ' .1. a pa. Job lie ob Do. 41 p. b o l . al :C. 1111 PM of Lk, .- 11 011 Grail 10 Do. 10 1 De. 10 N. aLo 111 i' 614. 9 :erk e rile.. deem- eg ~..4 . .A4zi e r 01l p0r01.16.4•NT1 aIL Nader Ow. 4$ pima. N Po. • le 11 De. 4l per eieL - PI I Do. let Mot le 10 6 11 5T ......4 =416 IN. IL N N Dad al to2 ab N a 11. of II 4 *Ude ... - . ....... 1..11 Do. N Do. 16 1 ToolOoListalli BRITISH MINIM Mama 1 Pa 1 06. Rabbi& lab RIMS 1 4111 940 trap i IcWmai IL% "m O. TM or llialb t aol u Waal T N LI . War larst r anaai WI Lad 4 Ll= OK taa= 16 lii (Waabab Oia.ltla. b. 1 11 WI Z= r tur 114 114. b Taw ( abbabb4 40 44 Ta W II W.Oanalsa NO lb MOWN* . 66 SO) WL NMI I 154 WIL mama cti. L e ts e er a es 1. GRANBY BTMERB, Cashoootho, La T;;;iatit, Sit; to Apathy, %ohmlok, sad Itrorthian Light, an ham LATEST BETTING.—(TWELVE O'CLOCK.) CESAREWITCH STAKES. 16 to 1 eget English Rose (t) 100 to 6 R=an Candle (c() 15 to 1 Malacca (t) CAMBRIDOESHIRE STAKES. 20 to I apt English Ross (t) THE DERBY. 9 to 1 ept The Promised Loa (t) 40 es 1 Gaspard (t) HARROW MEETING. ACCEPTANCES FOR THE GREAT MIDDLESEX _ STAKES. Hatharlue Log* 6 yrs, est 121 b; Amery, 3 yrs (including lib Wm), est 21b ; Mr. Sykes, yd, 7M 11lb ; etecirl Limas, 4 yrs, 70 1116; Mina* 4 yea, 714 Illb ; Jatia, 3 yrs, It 91h; Pyrrhus the eacoad, 4 yrs, est 11M; Peeress, $ yrs, ht Blb ; Martha, I yrs, fat 31to ; est lib; Dumfries, 3 yrs, Set 10Ib. The highest t being under let Ilk it has bor. Weed to t at 6 1:14V g aad the ethers la properlion. AXIOMS TOR THZ NORTM Topz NCISIXT HANOI CRP —(Rua to -toot ow u Northelartin.)—Noaravieff, fist 71b , Rada* fist 716 ; Nelashits, Sat 216 ; Urslivs, fin f by Tridhighn Latta:tress, 7st 1016; Medians, 7st , lilidt, let 416 ; Litres, 7st ; banal, Dame, 7st lib ; Nags* 7as 216, Appendix, 7st ; Sir Walter Boon, let; Gay L., 7st; Charlotte, 7st; Widgeon, est 1316; Meesase e, eat 1216 ; Meg, eat 10113; A..iesstent, Est 916 ; Ambush, Get Wb; Maw Stewart, 6st 91b; Stolle dn Nord, Gst 991; Basilisk, est 816; Cert 6es 816 Lady Lamb kilt, la 616; Blssrish's don f, 41b. Weights declared, Seigensber 29, ad 9 Ls., Caws nail than 610 extra. Furs 705 • Klits.—An =using can came helm Mr. Leigh at the EttLion Police Cart yesterday creiniay), la which • young man was summoned by a yeses Teems for—kiming her The facts, as they have been esermed to se and se detailed in evidence bake. Mr. Leigh, en ea slow .—Theciamplitieent, Mary Milliegtoa, a banns young woman about 18 or 20 years of egg, is a each in the sort ir t of the Rev. Mr. Lee, of Bilge, and the defendant is employed as a porter at the Orem Western Railway stetion, also at Bilaton. The Bev. Mr. Lee and hie family have lately been from home, and daring hie ab sence an in.iatacy had sprung up hawses the complainant and the defendant, which led to went stole inserviews and moonlight rambles. Oa the night of the 16th instant, between 11 end 12 o'clock, se interview took pier, between the two parties, the plc: of meeting being at the front door, but cook knowing her molter was from home, thought there wooed be so Impropriety in lavltlag " bar yeas( seen" hie the kitchen, as isvithisa which wee Newly astegtei by the gay yowl. porter. is the Ithehea we ended another female domestic, Tbs. bight hem bar subsequent conduct, could ad bum ef "yeah nem" Alter • few soft choose sad ruder spesellinethe dellaiffint drew the not unwilling fair one saes his knee awl Imprieled • Idea upon her rosy cheek. but this proceallag so melted the indignation of domestic umber two, that she not only upbraid her fellow servant hr peratialeg each Martha bat also earned the defendant hem the braes. It swop het aotwaheleadlag this tri als/ alanderebtocliag the loom ocatdved to inset co the net Nei asset subsignai insidsgs. Makes west as isesslidy said the MINA lions ef Mr. and Mrs. Leg, when demeale somber two inbreed her meter of the dreadful getup en" of Mary the cook, end hence the present sum mama It Is pnbabie AM the matter would never have gained It OM the complainant had been informed that Iwsr we • marled man. Mr. Shipman, who appeared for he dehahat, called a imam to prove that her client was set • .lesedim," mad oleo endeavoured to show that the Warplanes% bed been the happy recipient of many previous kisses. The gehadaat we; fined Is. and coats amounting to 10e. Id. BLONDE).. IN °STATE BOOR-SEEPING.—It was Mimi at the lest sawing of the council of the Finanded Re form damnation, that amongst the curiosities of the °facial ilneac• amounts, were two items, one at p. 46, the other at p. 61, from which It would appear that during tho year ended Much 31, 1868, Sir Thorns. J. Platt had been paid 6,01301, his fall salary, as one of the benne of the Court of Etch ate, and also 3,6001., his fdl peasion, as ass of the late Hams of the same court. Both are entered as " payments in" that year. The Secretary having applied in vain to the Treasury for an explanation wrote to Sir Thomas himself, directing his attention to the two Nitrites, and expressing a conviction that he had not received bsh the pension and Wary Ice the same year. Sir Thomas replied at once, thanking the Association fur having sfforded him an oppor tunity of correcting what be 'apposes to have bun "a trumps/sat blonder of some clerk in copying out the so counts for printing . ," stating that the leaf payment of salary he received was for the quarter ended November 3. 1866; and that be "did not receive the 6,0001." A second later wee then addressed to Mr. Hamilton, of the Treasury, acquainting him with the substance of Sr T. J. Plates statement, and suggesting that, under the clr onnistancea, an explanation roar be desirable, if only to Mow that the Public Finance accounts are more trust worthy than the Weedoo Ledger. To this no answer hoe yet been reosived.—Ths li sesnal lajonrifr, October. Boramoa ikimarrr or ElcoLdigo.—The Ra iimaar-thearal, la his ads report on birth., deaths, sad mar rim says, est it is sow well-estabhebed by extensive observation, that England is Me healthiest country is Europe. Fiume sta n ds mat to England in salubrity. In the contisental cities the annual rue of mortality is seldom less than 30 in 1,000; and frequently as high as 40. In Loudest the rate of mortality is only 25 in 1,000. Statistical records prove that "the climate of England b eminently salubrious; and It has not yet been shown that the climate of any parr of the continent is more salubrious than this island —erownsd with hills of moderate elevation, sloping towards the east and the south; bathed by Ma shows of the Atlantic ; drained naturally by elven running abort mattes to the see; cultivated more szterudvely than other lends, and producing those unequalled breeds of sheep, cattle, sod horses which doodah only in healthy places. The hetithiest parts of En Lod are net yet ptse of general rmort, bet the annual mortality is be mutest districts comprising watering-places seldom te em& 11 le 1,000 of the population. and is probably lower in those regions of Ma districts to which einem resort. The lowest mormilty at the English waterfsg-placer, 91 they ore rather measly &signets& ocean at Emtboarat —only 16 in 1,000 ; Worthier, the Isle of Wiebt, 31 added (in cluding Lowestoft), Beinmaple (Ilfracombe Melones), sad lottiesey. 17 Is 1,000; Hastings. tipton.on-Severn Pielwerd), and Aberutwith, 18 in 1,000; the Isle of nine Nowise Abbot (including the east and month ant et Dons), 19 Is 1,000. After these tho rem et merieNty rise (ramify to 23 and 24, which ontebees rdpanat the saussahat less salubrious districts of Ear month sod Don. Cliftos also stands a. high as 2s, bat a Met at Bristol is belittled. Tunbridge Wells stands at 20, Dour at 21, Obelisidaso at 20, Warwick (Leamington) at 20, Derbyshire (inntrin, Matlock. de.) at 20, Scarborough at 21. Berrematt e r s Z Whitby at 21, Kendal at 20. mid Bangor et 21. It " deft be new h mbsi," stye the re gistrar, "is sebternbig Oasts el rued, that, through dm posnier nature of missals dletene, paws usually Maltby :e z i tiolioilly visited by epidemics, which on only be coetalti nesse mune, or by actual inquiries es the spot. Tbeeleaeels g and sewerage of all wattling please requite impeornsent, as their arrangements mets mods when sectary science was at low ebb." Thin OF .£405 BF A Cuuuk.—On Saturday kn ows. a year tor err George Tborros, =reel r a ark Y Serleld Works, Dundee, wee istruted by - Ws sr *lyre with 4051. to retire bill. at tke bank. Inroad a carry to the beak with the now Thomson ; std It was deferred ia re errs et ea hoer as two tiet re bills had not beam reared, sad tket Thomeoe beg set re. leraid to kle utek. lehiseallak wee dram le the pass =deride, yr at se. NIA MhtregiieOD the WAIN teem la lisored ar la* laud. sr ern took Vrßusses r Ida Ira a portzett sound I. hie at Busses the of tete, twine polies estehhoh.o.SS la Ide Mottle& It week beetene, Theeese did re hr hem best" se the halms& e 'he veee MI the' abet ON. teeettei lehemiles from Dad am* hie te Ike ma @nib( wasswymass, with the view et Wherasetk. The creasy, white eserial d P rZ i ltf bait wen eel eve IL Dom, pas all reoreer I , with die st reaker ober rich hakai girt its the brief larval tbat Armed barer be Mgr sad sppreitsestee. He was surged to Diorite ostrio ea Resew swats(: red, re berg becerkt bake* the pars wart, wee raritted to the Prorratce-Fistal. Tboarou Is sly slam twery-bar yen et opt, mg it mode& l ales-7'—bil iiii.ll- 1 Ellitinim = &Mk Dims Sulk Illelers imint.... Simi Wain . . ...... Weeihrus. L' D® piglets. W climbs" as— Swab mad Hattori,. Ditto dlitc. TO Tale ....... WiNc4= owl Larici.. usa.bdir_tr De. • Ina sidle.us it I peris.pald WSJ 1 11 lit Ri es - R II 111 04 t 4 JOINT WOO& YR► la. 1 4044 1 5.".. I 01. I ':. •. .. $ Am. ilai Apo afti U. 4.6.11444 .4 U Best el = s 4ll ma 9,3 t 110 leak .1 14 4/ _ i 14117 , 4 ,, NamshaoisilOblas 11 11 II 44. IIMM : t &l.sos.. to . liii . . i !i sm s u L hr...) soAsia. Of 141 Ilaseramg Os= IS We se I =i i rel= lie 41' ma. Pr...at ... .. 0). : 11:1tesi ii na — 7.: $ -7 7 1 w. so Sew 4•40 Volar..— la 4, or 14.610 Si osissW writ oss., ell 44 40 10 1011•44 as Beek lel 144•14.1 lambed es 10 , De. Nes . .... at le 11.4 is 44..... U. — se II 11 CI ewe d 44.1.4114 se es IDa Don ...... 18 .." 2 .6 i 1 2 111 — 131 w ss 17 del .. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoaK. In the mining market to-day there are enquiries, at advanced prices, for shares in Great Wheal Vor, Wheal Mary Ann, Holcoath, Providence Mines, and Par Consols. Business, however, is still limited. In foreign mining shares there is no movement of importance. Bon Accord Copper shares have been dealt in at prem. An extraordinary Feneral meeting of the Llynvi Vale Iron Company is called for the 6th Oct., to re ceive the half-yearly accounts. At a meeting of Best Wheal Basset adventurers, held on the 23rd inst., the accounts having been examined and allowed, showed a small balance in favour of the mine. Captain William Nancerrow's report states that he bad mach pleasure In congratulating the adventurers on the pre sent state and prospeeta of the mine. It will be observed that the accounts show a profit of 1891. Is. 64.. but the actual profit in the four mouths would have been &boot 6001.. es above 4001. has been expended in extra labour, coot, and merchants' bills, attendant on the erection of the new engine. &c. . . w- Tll7BOitiloyd Mining Company (limited) sold en Monday 20 tons cf Lod are, at le. 2s. 61. per ton. TIIIISDAT ETZNING. The mining market remains heavy in character. The principal inquiries to-day were for shares in East Basset, Tamar Consols, West Wheal Grenville, and Ding Dong Mine. Great Wheal Vcr and Wheal Edward were quoted lower. There were a few transactions in Grumbler and St. Aubyn, Wheal Mary Ann, Sortridge Console, and North Basset. Cobre Copper shares present a further decline. We hear of transactions at 36/ and 36. Linares shares were firmer. COMMERCIAL AND IIARILEIS. MARK-LANE:-THIS DAY. The wheat trade was quiet to-day at the reduction noted on Monday last. Flour dell air at that day's rates. Barley, of etici , ci maltiag quality, fully as dear ; other descriptions sold olowly, end were the turn cheaper. Oat., with still forthw liberal supplies, were not easily sold at Monday's quotations. Banes and pew vtilieut disratioa. LEZIPLLS IMPS JEDIME MOM SEPT. 77 I'o SEPT. :D. WEIN IWO Meer. tribe. F,relira. ows WU et 5 27 40 x A Endirnh eat 014 raft" ram. I: MDICTICO-LANIL—THIS DAT. donna—The market Is quiet et yeetarday's decline of 6d. which to fully established. The refined market unaltered; lumps. 53a. to 55e. • Corrtz. —This article is dull, and prices scarcely amp onted ; low middling to coloory plantation Ceylon, 655. to ; good middling, 724. to 75.. Toe..—The market has a steady appearance, although the demand continues limited. Rtca.—Good white Bengal sold lls. 6d. to 12s. in public Actg.—Priem are steed with but a limited demand. Setcna —The public miss we going off without showing env material alteration. In other articles no material alteration, markets generally hating a dull appearance. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The market la etrody. Town tallow la quoted 50.., nett cash; Petersbtog Y.C. oat the spot, 49e. 64.; October to December. 4k.; ditto, iscarataly, 495. 3d.; January I. March, 49e. Bd. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Memos. P►ttenden and Smith report that thais is a brisk trade, at improving priors. Mr. and Mr.. Barmy Williams are performing --• • - int engagement at the Thrift Royal, Glasgow. Daring the late iaaatletion of the Gardon, a heat less residing in oas of the villagee on its beak win, when endeavouring to CMS the rim, suddenly drawn into the sanest, end denied diva the stream at • moat frightfml tme, all his deem le dared his boat towards the shore being paavelltog. Re prof sormid villages in his way, but hie arks for asellesoe were arias. es no one could venture to pat off. At hog* ea main sear the village of Comps he inuldenly muse In embed Mill the branches of a tree, which napped lele hekineng eassee, to which be saoceeded in =L his beat. Tbsadialmisig on to a breach, be re ore far the night. The fallowing manlier, when altnalion. the water had goariewhat sahlided, be wee Mena from hie pos tbag SECRET BOTTUM AND FORCIBLE ABDUCTION OF • Jewtea Csu.a.—A eeemeekelice front Italy informs tte that the paregrapla inli ZzLra the Jew MAith Chronicle taw Rapti& the energetic RTO) taking by the heel et peatimierly the Intention tgataltaga lien N the Pope, lee preload a am taceaudes ea. the Peril retaellatee; The Memsahibs thetambramlia nadir soh tireeneteseterte reit imeing, twice been permitn4 to salt Ida OK sad • nee alesger•se etc without hope of ite resteaillsa.—iseiek GArrafek. ea& lieskaiddlit.. BerillaWalareata,. Do.SimimaSUAIL 81. Aserima Lied — ircrieria7l6l:ll: Asaaaa Lad I 8 DelLantidgag_T•LA .1 Da.s.lp. awl WAS an o. Ds 0 an Ora& . em u ori V ai : it a aat.tarata./allaia an Maim t Z eh .. 10 Lg. admialog i: ad M iraism ariallan an / a 2 11=Tia7a4 Oa. Nabatiark Load De. . all kapa.Palaallia: all ... an 11.8raasan.liaeLbad 80 N. Bras. 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