The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-11 00:00:00

lAALBEC , the summit award to the the range of let a long id me dreary snow storms it wry horse's munched is some solemn, id fur= ge to however, that ,ng the edge sod muleteers ri the weather 2d are dished brought us to my carpet m, the Khan lent looking rred to i alt. Yero tr ot: ter oar hoar% menu:Landis' of the rugged and of this us like a there spara t 2 4 6 -- 1 — e upon i Anne, and on iaa, and the protection of it' the itedawi, ount Hermon . r. From tbia le, and in the ant traces of specimens of Heyrout was t and mine- Ind abundant the Lebanon nms' When ly a carpet of sot than the an hardly be been told by d so 1 intro- Bern Lebanon, ), and which, t hours' ride picturesque, occupying in gorge, BO elk on to the At the foot of daoun, which he head of tke washed by the ithe town in tour over the 0 inhabitants, authority of ap. They are ig themselves, abbing. there ly quarrel be- Nfoallakah, on mf, the chief me, but I about except lied and their k of the inha sere are also olerance is in of the purest when the first American mile. ere, not daring wad of fereible he advent of t'hriatiane mien catholic' II foul of this visit to the and found the I. invited me sh odd'. re d at lad been fur ring • table, sin and jag. I observed silt of very r mud of th• y are dried is e. The chief the depOt foe on from the ants are gene. It used to be round nothing taller erns ofacture gave ltoekell of tha it kind ; filen, ke those of • oder was how . Blacksmiths reehoes, of the • are simply a e of the loaf, corresponding on the tapper to their saps- Willy they mi lte very light. Is of the Balls, he in,untaine. we one efts* s a looker-ea, At the sumo one in climb ng more than hoof aroma ipport. Bat crab waddles art padded and are w cruel Num" ften seen abed cut the skin. will often rind reeks of blood ruht that you that with an aunches very rith European lie tools ; and di known in Ile and waddle. me the dread krab horse is rs are fond of rho hare seen !y do not con ning, and that tub can with ?Astern would field with a n peril their 'tuition Moil 00 letter.. If the testis helm the peeled that she tbessead more letarla's corn- • TUX C 01.3 1- sr has basis ai r. Jebhatt, er it a lass ganef olliactem-Mrest• ma-daJ (ar os a relotipaier an Mr. Ileamti ▪ that be p left Canada. MotarataaahMer behalf of dm Howse' OMB& a presume , ; bit report that er fowl.— Cam' THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 11, 1858. TIM POLICE COURTS. MN DAT.) 11111111.8 BONE. new DOSSIRT lIT TOVMO T111271111.-MIR ZIA/1191- . ',TONS DOM It I _ Mem Oder. ghost 10 per et age, Ake ituttars, 12, __, r y a.. B ,4,, rm am, ober 14, were petted at the bar, mil, the foe owteg drowastearse . — l6ep lows art Owed that the /UMW at 140, Meryl,- kiee , n agg that yeeterday seenwes, shoat 2 &ark yes yt~a le bee dra wise- me, whoa hie atteadoa re t a i di e ehe purses, who son etavestals( out et ge om. Tier berg no eseour b et the tees, she • ewe ootimwatawit, to wee wile her, le go rips gob* doom to the heirs she Woad on dim e rpm, two Mike room, Ire tea spree, sad Jae . erre said abs we *Wag at the teatilew shag We the bit veers wbes abs saw th• propel perm m pg sp the poke and p to • berthrowe lawrow, while toe warn wen tares& wad fleti toe wi ggreg whisk they kuesdietely urrig o w b an . ai smo g o w.. lee &red the=gest prisease, weft bo grow sway • war which abs p egeweerishie 219 rid be erred yowegri pri sm ' b ag be Our, away a spots. trpda a gob rid he W takes the whole et the pagery l i= war, boning pima eases thereto through the wham. *add dot be brought it out aid gar it to the odor, who l et it Tee the knew, aid that open their be swami byes throe owe the prdr woU , where it wee rem& We IMO stlll two tr -.poor toirtag. They bed gate Ire ▪ lobs ode the pretence of hawking hserthettess. The yreeere ell prided guilty, and wen rut by Kr. =rho Howe of Carrectiou, with hard Ishour, fur • THAMES. DICONSIDZILATI INXOCINCIS. ValrotarDiD (.14•Iiti Or rr.LUNT. iky Aim aware, • @errant girl, 'gal 14, surrendered • hog Is sewer • charge of stealing • 61. Bank of England .e n the pogwt of her master. 0. W. Snowdon, • dr ug gist, ea-mow. t arm*, New- med, Stepney. Depreeneator oa the first examination seed that it was e gg peat regret be appeseed . sgaMst the girl, who was amrp, e mp, yeenleet, awl self-willed, sad that he should be g me Nylons or redicemeory would open it s d oors to e, tees elm might br come a _good girl. He than formally alleged her with healing a 61. note. which he missed from a M • room to which the girl had swam. The mote N out beta trier& but he coed not fix MS a:vireo= ea of IMO APO brat the primmer, who, he was eseeerd, tel false into very bad rooms. Thu girl, who was Or elite of great WNW'S, loudly protested ber brad:MO% ea mid SIN had serer tx ea diehonest In her life. Mr. Sells IsM bet b bail in her own wog aisances to appear this day. The terror now laid be had found the bank note IN the primmer with stealing. He discovered it in hie plime-beak oa Sunday evening lad, sad he most bare put thee. His wife bed teen to the girl's mother to smug ler M her perfect 1111100122e8. He was very Bore, for rig oedema a rash charge. He bed made comprese ima the girl, sad would matins to Mama in her OtelL- . . . Kr. Stile was glad there tree this tanalsatlos to the ei teal sot help remain that the proasoatat lare We room easeful ; nd that as the Bret exatsiesties Y (the proseeelor) had laid many things to the paggsdke at glrl white he might sot to have dose. Than was est *skirl diagram or discredit attached to the girl ; she vse waged, madame, and*ware*ware me, he had great *ware is diaoherglag ge troot taint sad rosplaios. WANDBWORTB. THE ROAD AND THE RAILWAY. Mr. Diann, • tanner, of Merton, and inspector of high s/1i kr that pariah, attended before Mr. Daman, lo sat Me shi. Nip Most lafertned his worship that • new railway me Wag fanned at West Barnet. Marton. called amp ffteiMea sad Etzlileg line, sad the authori the bail laid down temporary rails across the rod kr Se parries of militia, the treasit of hatless, h. Tht bligha wee la consmoraes completely Mocha' hp, sod the f oray stopped. It wee Wooded to divert the /A sad hi apprelmeaded that a new road oha ought to ve buss slits lahre the existing oue was laterfseed with. The PR* up the road had caused a eery great iccourenience, Irma be (the applicant) had to drive through a ploughed lehre be could get to the court. • podemsa who accompanied Mr. Dickson said Me pin were also bloziorl up, se 6/could:gadget say vehicle al Mr the rails sad rubbish. Mr. Dlcksos mitered to the amoral Highway Act, and ill he bad power to *mem any anises* upon a highway, pitied be ebadsal is order from • justice. Mt. Hamm and be thought the Leads? Clauses Cat like* Acts applied to • ors of this description. His ma* asked V - as spplkaUou had besot made to the tom ph, le mem dr *lmmodest Mr. Didion add be Applied to the foreman of the works, hltbead bid that be was only arting seder orders. Mr. Dimas. reed the Lands' Clatter Acts, sad said the sopa, were bend lo mum a sidfloimt toad to be made lie the enisdag me was interfcred with. They were liable, if they Wed lie enbetitate a new road, to forfeit • malty of a day dating the time the existing road was interrupted. AissAkag S. the emorma law of the land, the impactor had s dgle le lament obstructleas, and he should reoomuneud Mt le employ some toss to remove the rule, and the. to only to the St crelsry of the company for the expenses. If leidased I) pay, the with could sue the company for the pardty asd he thought that would soon being them to km* he these tricks were often played upon perishes. Mr. Medea *sated his worship tad left the court, with ealitanseation to carry out that recommends** and at owe dam W abebsetioa. TEI LOU OP Till 881? ORA WIMP, OP Li VIJIPOOL The Board of Trsde have received the following !grist cs the proceedings of on isquiry Instituted by the bra Beard at Kaeriiius, cram to the km of the ship he Witch, 636 tor on a reef of rocks off Ortwid !Floods, linr the earth end of Mauritius. The members pretreat at ibe binary Wife . —Mr. Dottglam Wales, harbour mister ; Br. T. R. Muller sarveyor to the Ilauritioa Marine In mate Corry; Mr. P. A. Webs, president of the Molar of Comore*; and Mr. George 'reload, br Unto ; Captain John M'Dosald, of the ar Crtaia Edwards, of the ship aortent ils - I? The board laving emefully corder! the Mir led crake that, aPhoesh the Sea Witch wee band trim Besdny 6te Lanka, the deviation ben kr tree ie rehing at tab p (Mearittur), which sallnita. every led is her lees, wee jestigabis loader the drestriemer WI read have been a Moiler risk &Wards( es paw need the Ceps et Good Hope M the winter rear with a sip is ark as elm Is reported le have been, sad the 'news been terse all sdrift when by touch ating the Mariam evils scald be eerily remedied. A. isr the ether sad UN Mins WWI', vin , the kin of the vessel, II woe swig le he 'plans of the beard, to lamentable west of j is she pen of Connie Leafy. the cososadsr. ; I CT i s twhei ns a dark, drimliag, r I wady sight, the noe light ea Imbed Is discovered at 8 p.n., .18. W. " Isle 20 miles distant, la the top= 112 earsabe i i, e nd 26 to 28 miles Is that of the math Is 11 el les gess well. W does the sonnender donde Re has the ehoise of two esespenes ash almost asb—shertes sil end Meg the eldp te wlattweed by own*/ shed tricks tM daylight ; or Inooll ,be lighten in peened bowleg till the ()most s Sega Is ens, sad thew Montag half-way het was. It sad 14likad everythieg (the thrust wag at less vs mine tweak with , tro), rove to, or wad beekwards and nwerania, he between Fist Island Light and the et Crosier Pent (the distance true ewe he the ether Idol wile wan). MI he in me whet be le shoed and rem ins se Pun Lasts I • afertaastely, he nesives es • twee ls* with danger, rd ermines la Um loss of lab sidp. Is re es the tight be sees, via, all 8 p.m., all la shortened I adireedid to sad ferlopmest-stayeall, mailer ilkh same she nuts at the nee of at lees! he baits ' 816 60 16 , flea she is reasded is is the wet tack, big W cestateader's opiate with newt 110 le disteace et the light wins len seta were cornet) den I.l dlrwil of It tad the cosuseadee, rowing sodden rtoeimer of the strength sad set of the tides, it rider lane seeb eircassteseee, a vessel that errs ship "wB h paella*, lortneare. The Boa Witch, Inhetr. sea ism; for after stariag from midnight to Los. P the 3 W. ea the port tack, wed front 2 a.m. to 4 a.m. le Ile on the starboard tack without seeing the land, witheat wearsts bearings of the light, .b• wed' musts ewe le the 8.W., and whir making sail breakers were die- Oral ere ea the lee bow. The helm was put down, bet he lawn wee tee sew; and at 6 a.m., just Le day wee h skwg. she strut with bar keel ea • snakes ledge of rock' lel sineeltes 8.8.8, about half a mile from the southern Mame of Ornel Islami, war driven by the swell on the old whea is ball ma boar the bird and tilled, and, bad it M hes that the weather was remarkably firm for Jul time Tee. the prtbability is that every one In the ship weld hit Friend." DhoWNING AT THIS HT: HOWIII.-0 n Tuesday 41 Iapret wee hold et the Rye Rases, before T. Swordsr, .__ to Tim of the body of Charles names Bet k0h1,., who hie drowsed ka the dew Las ea Mark,. It appeared hoes be 'Missemt Mesas, it ei from forty Is fity Ilysstess ` t he ploy of M sae Bon, of 99, Heavy- Onr•-las• leas, OUZO down to the Hy* Hems. "..s1 'white 1 o'clock 'bottomed and throe others mind eat 1:04 gh ee of carrying nix. Having rowed about der t o tisk they were returning to the Rye Roam, tamed" ▪ 1 . 0 Young women oa the shore, who wanted to erase to the Hy* MAIN aid* of the water. They lea women auto tbe hmt mad were rowing acmes the ••••,, wire the decreed, who woo mending up at the heed bast by some mama fell into the water. The yew wwe &lamed see jumped up to the boat, sad Mese !lheW doze or the host amnion thought it ..test a head hews they attempted to memo their oeni g t rei ney " I St bat the meantime the demised had la sae maid sot be fogad. The I=g a is si r ao presind se boar andelepted b•fore the tut he found. an d t h en, of mires, he ass quite dr0L 7.4 4 NY left • wi fe and two cluldelsr—Vendhil. as& -.Nay drovaid.— ! !nyi, )(ovary. THE DISTRIMING FATALITY AT WOLVER HAMPTON. Yeateriay Mr. W. H. Phillips, deputy coroner, epeend tairreallost the lighting Cocks Inn, at Blakenall. ea the lady at the yoga( rri Emma Oriffiths, who, ender distresslag elreenrstaacee already recorded, threw her on!! dean aa ski coal-pit shaft near the above-named inn on Wedheredig het. The following erkleace was given Soplda Harper wife of Joseph H arper , collier, had berm*, Esteemed four month.; she was about ekes years el elm sad had been !Wag ae Blake of all-work at the beee-houm of William Timmer, atna ll . Tranntsr wee she a eV*. Decemrd always approved In her right Wed. Whores saw de, .-ost d lest on Tuesday iporaiog, wins bet mother art for her and eskrd If her daughter bad ban pimping la her (anneal's) house. Witness replied that as bed not. Dememd was this ming, and appeared web dietramed. Witness west with the jury and Idetied the body, which th e jury meericcd appeared that of a "mere Wilder Cartwright, a lad fernaceinan, deposed that at about Arra o'er& ea Wedaesday months. he saw the desamed teasba sp the reed leading from Penn to Itilaton. Her ham was flea 20 yards behind her. When she came to DAS without n speaking a wor d, she tuned shag • real ti the CocliAut engine, ma up the bra the pit, which la about elm fret from the pdk sal 90 rake from the terspike-read. She dew to =v ase Mid, red rolled over the modes ;town= Mr daserod did le pit an bar side. Witness was trite sate that the wiltsily. (Hem the Corner sad pity proceeded to the pit in ques tion. Therm& wee preseserd with some Mont oak plasking, meshing sp aboutthree het trees the rowed. It was M aud that the suicide seer haw be.. the result of much dehberrics.] Exam:dotter continued—Wirer beard the deemed 611 upon the scaffolding, wtdeh wee 09 yards from the month of the shaft. Joseph "Weil, enema= in Maws. Poole's fleld, de posal that sem we Noe to him sad rid that a girl had thrown hind' dews a pt. He want to the spot and was let dews the int by • reps. H e went d own three times, and ibr her tbrergh the 90 feet of foul air; at bat he g dr el g r=. whisk obeyed the shaft to within nine yards of the that he went down to the scaffold, where he bead 1 12 1 = k liseerkt her up. He considered that the pit wee parry tilKilt Jells (MEd's, - collier, *dog In Taunter's-pad, Dudley reed, deposed that be was ties father of the dammed, who was 16 yule sad 4 months old. She had been living at *m elee at the house of William Traunter, who lived by him (the father), and had bets there about month.. She came hems ca Sunday rearsdag ; mad when he got home the girl wee in bed. Ho mind her what herald - her home ? She and that her ruder bed bees " pauleg bershest." Witness replied, " Them, my was* male ea sample of him." She wag then vary mach tided, and them, and on Monday sad Tuesday the eight of a era sewed to frighten her. Oa Tuesday, she wont to bow art at Willetthall, and told her bow bar learn had hem Malin her. He instructed bee he awn Mai st the regirrsee's clerk's office. dhelsfild to de* sad what he wan hew at sight he found bra is bud. Ha asked bas she did net oast him ? She seta " Falba, I was • I am easy bad." /ha had out Wan el kr *doe sines ;he bed beam be... He sald, " My wen* ids se we Ise yea tedeothe me, kw nomarrow I ell tan yea to a sereas'a, and I will cpsald warned kr Mau" On Walataday ninthly, arirref bend, opts inane up Met she wee pas oat hose brie* H. sew bat user the Para reapflte, and, accompanied by his lithe boy sheet gam yaw eld, &Sowed her at about thirty se forty robe Ablear. Whoa she got neer the Fighting Cora she ram lowa* a pit; witness then shoottd out to " Oh, ley wash, Irbil in yea going to do P • sod she tolled hermit ewer. He did sot believe that she knew what she was ebeek tee ta the Sunday whoa Trannter came into the yard the desseecd beaus. dreadfully a gi tated rind an to go out at re best window. Her mother, who was sow agar her eaalarmat, and who wee unable to attend free perestate Masse brought on by this occurrence, add, " My pow was* what is the matter f" Deceased had not ass told her .ether ell that she afterwards revealed. The Cormier inotiqed whether on any previous coosslos the decreed had come home end complained of ill treatment ? Witness mid she had not, but when be put the question to her respecting Trannta's previous condom she said that he had "pullet her about bekre," but had never " served bee so bad as os Sunday socraing." Be (witness) was able to say a great deal more about that, but he supposed that it wee sot neorassay there. Ile, however, hoped t ha t he should be able to ptmlata Traunter. The Coroner mid he had no power to interim* with that, but he should recommend hint to go to a solicitor and take his advice; and he (the Coroner) sincerely hoped that he (the father) might snowed fa prosecuting Truant= If all was true that the father had Meted, he (Trauma) tioldy deserved to be severely petalled. The father said that be wee a poor man, sad had no matey, but he would pat biaxial( to the mamma inecenisdane is him. He could sot bameriet, SA how he skald be able to find the meow of doing se. Police-constable James Hooky sad =other Aker, on the instruction of the Cormier, examined the body, and seturniasj said that the leg was cat through the bone at the lame. The right shoulder was dreadfully broken, the left wrist was be , ken, sad there were other injuries. The Coroner then said, that although It was not neeewouy to the es it appeared bet= the jury, yet as the father expressed unable. through poverty, to call in pro fserional help, be thought that the jury would concede with him that it would be well to have the body examined by • sa sad adjourn the inquest for that purpose. l C a jetry warmly approved of the suggestion, and =- premed themselves in strong terms upon the supposed cos duct of Tmonter, who, they maul, was known as " Traria: the fighter." The *east was then adjourned till Wednesday next, to =tad Um he limpet( merlon examination. The Conner told the haw that if he could do anything wee he hi. Is bring*: Tremor to justice he should be glad to do so. THE SUICIDE DI 2HI HOUSE 07 DETENTION. Yesterday Mr. Wakley, coroner for Weet Middle ma, held au buried at the Hours of Detention, Charmersll, upon the body of Giuseppe Frigerio, an Italian. aged 28, who eommitted suicide in that prison daring the night of Tues day lest, by leaseing himself with some worsted braiding tota et bh orermai. The dee need was a prisoner on remand dm freest On Tuesday night he was locked ia his cell •• oh &desk whim lee appeared In his usual ethereal 2.b end seven mat morning he was found sa . k e- Liam the "bow " of the window. The aims reps We. • letter addressed to the chaplets, in which h• requested that • Wise he had written in his own blood might be seed to hie falter, Jean Frigaeio. Pais!. de Monte l'evie, Lombardie, Italie, alight be ferwarded. It was predossiondl bressleted is purport by M. Fillietts. He mom asst he l a d b re w dlegreee and shame on his faint ; tet whirl he add met ea. me himself ; bat no ides cionld termed e g i on t s. perem I. mil in, being is Loudon without se etisepatine. His besought forgiveness fur :I;sino had auk mg moaned his Wooers repenteace. He tidied_ •OK ilsh use at his home, la Turin, to be gives M • bind glom be smosol, end after stating that be should bases, hisser, proespied to say, I write this with my Mead, a imam" le yen se Idea of what I feel in my position." The Mier we silosally written in blood. I t appeared that the primulas one Whirred the an of pen sod bit whim they require it, but le pioneer had written this Wier with • piece of MA Wes wire, bound to a bit of weed, sod a* blood was milmiled from vomiters' in his legs end sake his loft thumb net The. smiles stated that mbar lre was celled fa bid bra deed saes time. H. had sotiesd ambler rewedmide about trim deco he bad he is the prime, and tomM pre simmes U. opinion as to kis stets ed mirk his milmitis• net Irvin boss particularly Created to Ms. Mr. Mabry remarked spool the extrasensory mem plemos determined apes selfoenspulaillea would nutlet Is mersaplial their issigs. Tb. jery retunisd a verdict that the deammi mom is his death by Ms own any sad that thaw was us whims. Is Mow what etats of salad be was la at the time Ike act wee com mitted. The dereeesd, ft Wes elate& bra bus dark le Weeee. Ball awl Wants, Tarte ineltbas acquired timber:w help by which he obtaiord nosey upon a eolith= letter, parportres to be hie tomer meeteee. SUICIDE AT liunnos.--Thit body of the head droved at FAA*, err Millais, pram to= tirlidward B..l l filitko,.for . arriy?te . reek-a!aeacialbe. UMW. eho retired frombwela.s abnetwyw ape. He bad pawned his watch, yid .ye-slam. and Ali% it Hoarser's, sad sent the era plicate to • emmisis at Yarmouth, named Crow, but them is no evident* that poverty la to Ids imham sad, lb. Mertes X. Thorpe, of Bexhill, bed known doomed so • visitor at Bexhill for some yews, sad Lawman Bergen sista that about fifteen months ago be left the d Mark ha Baba. The moat interest's; whams wee Daniels, of Bas kin, who said—l haws known dessamd left the am, of ward B. Watson. The last time I saw kiss was at Besb.. an Sunday, August 22. His appemente sad momnt were then very •Iyesp. I have net snot him AIM Bawls teedent Jeffery—l thick be bed orb • prepssal to yes, which you bad reamed f—On • previous session he W. Comm..— Hs bad made proposal at smoviegs, had he met ? —He bad. Isamiestirm eenthesed—He la as in a ray strange mannseakeet a quarter-peat ems en the mistily of Besday, the nail aft. TM W I saw of him wu whin bit wits gob( wirer the flelde.—TM jury retorted an open verdict, " Towed drowssd."—Stswer &press. EXTRAORDINARY SCENE AT A WEDDING.—A lbw day. ago, a youth, stM fa his teens, seampanied by • ECNI-lo.klair woes= a (so year. his senior, drove up to eie Regismlßoa, Halifax, for the purpose of entente the Imo ;maga sate. TM mother of the bridegroom-mpsc but, haying hood a whisper of whet was about to take piece. loot no time in setting out in search of her cos. Oa atrirmg at Halifax (from a neighboaring village where t!. fiord r ream*, bar Inquiries put her in the right track; sad eke entered the Ilegistry-odlos jest as the re/terse was esmasesserg the osrenteny, and forthwith she gave beg sus a "Istabblog." st the mos time giving expression to birtee tge r lonms mythic but reepsotfal to the beide ' siset. Tb. Est yet "bang simple bially Lft lb. Mks, and drew of ie the orb swhiss tboa st go doer. TM anther woo aseeepoielad by boo bembeall, mei both pretstrad against lie pmplail minims% Irbil* seal NA bray take place, as the Ow Era Is mile ega-Zignagekr - Pranks& SHARE LISTS.-7HIS DAY. Two o'CLoac. The railway share market opened this morning with steadiness, but has since bemuse rather flatter. The principal feature is a fresh fall of I er cent., in London and North Western stock, wh ich is now quoted 87h to 88, ex div. In Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire, a reduction of t per cent. has taken pica, the former being qu ot ed 94 to t ex div., and the latter 93j to t. Great Western stock is quoted 30 to I; London and South Western, 92 to i ; and Eastern Counties, 12 to ex div., being in demand. North British stock exhibits an unfavourable reaction. Eut Indian Railway stock continues to meet with inquiry. Paris and Lyons and Sambre and Menu shares are in demand. Pernambuco ars quoted fto dis. 2 - 4 11 er. HO MO •p. ID Da IN .Oman Dz. wili T D& I& it& ISO Do. Now p. 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NI -, MAillt. tO NI - . i MI aling' ril l . 111 :: 4 -011:94.1 Waiwieue.lM 19 118 0S -EY~Yii 2 6„..., 111109199 . 9119 dia lelr Iwsd ....~..... HOMEY MAREBT-THIS DAY. Two o' Loos. Business in the funds is very dull to-day, but prices are firm, at yesterday's quotations. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange general inactivity prevails, as is usual on a Saturday. Consols are quoted 97 to / for money, and 971 to 1 for the 12th of October. The Three per Cents. Reduced (shut) have been dealt in at 971; the New Three per Cents. (shut), at 971 ; the scrip of the seoond Indian Loan at 981 to 981; and India Bonds at 12s. to 16s. prem. The scrip of the New Tartish Loan, after advancing to f to 1 premium, has relapsed to / to 1 premium. The Six per Cents. of 1864 are in active demand, and have risen to 961 to 961. The demand for Spanish Bonds also continues, and the Passive are marked 12. Other foreign stocks are decidedly firm. Sales are recorded u follows :—Danish Five per Cents., 1021, ex div ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certifi cates, 1021 ; Peruvian Four.and-a-Half per Cents., 90, ex div.; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,lool; Sardinian Five per Cents, 921, 921; Spanish Three per Cents., for amount, 461; "ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 291; ditto Passive Bonds, 12; the Committee's Certifi cates for the Unfunded Coupons, 61 to 61 ; Turkish Six per Cents., for account (Sept- 16), 961, 961, 96. It was announced yesterday afternoon that the Avon had arrived off Falmouth from Melbourne with 107,000 ounces of gold, worth 428,0001. This supply will probably come to hand abbut the middle of next week, and will be at once sent into the Bank. The 186,9001. in Australian gold brought by the Hougomont and Teviot will be delivered to-day, and will also be sent into the Bank as soon as it is melted. The amount of Australian gold known to be still actually at sea, en routs for this country, is about 672,4001. The Sultana has been out 78 days, with 162,0001. ; the Suffolk, 69 days, with 320,0001. ; and the Ocean Chid 69 days, with 190,4001. The City of Washington has brought 18,5001. in specie from New York ; and the ship Robert Treat about 12,000/ in bar silver from New Orleans. To any person who is curious enough to wish to learn how an English trader totally destitute of capital may carry on business to the extant of a million or so sterling, and may live, of course at his creditors expense, at the rate of 1,8001. per annum, we would recommend • perusal of a report of the proceedings which took plasm on Thursday in the Bankruptcy Court, in the case of Mr. Edward Smith, woolstspler, of Bermondsey, and of half-a dozen other places. As the ode has previously attracted public attentioo, and is still, so to speak, eta *lice, we will not dwell upon it further than to point to the purely gambling system which it develops. Beginning with a deficiency of 30.2151., Mr. Smith, in two years and one month, swelled the deficiency to 147,8461., and, after paying the enor mous sum of 22,0301. for "discounts of bills," besides 19,1011. for " interest," shows le. 10d. or 2e. in the pound. This man's case is now awaiting the judg ment of the court. There is nothing new to be said with reference to the position of the Atlantic Telegraph. The direc tors are awaiting letters from Newfoundland, an impression prevailing in some quarters that the in jury to the cable may have occurred at that end. The Channel Islands Telegraph Company have opened the line for public traffic. The Caledonian Railway traffic return this week is 8881. less than last year. The half-yearly dividend, at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum, is to be payable on the shares of the Submarine Telegraph Company on the 13th instant. The monthly return of the Bank of Franoe, as made up to Thursday last, the 9th of September, shows the following results (the exchange taken at 26f. to the pound) : Coin end bullion .. £23,760,100 .. Increase £1,289,800 BM. discounted.... 14.784,600 .. Decrease 993,800 Notes in circulation 26,813,100 Increne 347,600 Treasury deposits 6,348,900 .. Increase 295,400 Private deposit..... 7,623,900 Increase 131,300 Adenines on Frisch Gom ,. seceuises 1,762,100 .. Inman, 113,600 Adenines on Ban say securities 2,443,700 .. Increase 44,600 In face of the unprecedented accumulation of bullion, which has now reached the almost incre dible sum of 231 millions sterling, and of the decrease of a million in the discounts, which sufficiently indicates the dulness of trade in France, a reduction in the rate of discount of the Bank of France is naturally looked for. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Sept. 8, compared with the pre ,iota weekly return, shows the following results: Circulation inn Circulation nein 20,013,680 Decrease 289,200 Public deposits Other deposits Government seenrities to Other.ecurid *Nimbi lkurionihmade Km Coin sad In both elTepoiseiste lima day seadedairtab 770,477 Decrease 19,989 1 . 10 2 92,6 i Ur' locums 2,638 Notes in reserve psi Total rassrve(ooteskoib;) in bookie t department 12,600,906 Increase 891,529 These changes are of considerable importance, and highly favourable, the "reserve" having in creased more than half a million. For an explana tion of this movement we most look to the deposits. To a considerable extent, the altera tion under the latter head is a mere mat ter of account, the Council of India having transferred to the British Government a very large sum, which has been for some time due, and the means of liquidating which has been furnished by the new loan recently hatted. On balance, the de posits have increased half a million. The decrease In the private escuritiss probably represents bills which arrived at maturity on the 4th. The addition ails of 242,2891. to the coin and bullion, raises the total to upwards of eighteen millions. Nineteen millions will probably soon be attained. The Closeted' statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, vie. :—lmports of gold, 429,5571.; exports of gold, 77,3471.; imports of silver, 23,3821. ; exports of silver, 104,7381. The gold movement is remark ably favourable. to ss II 11507 lIVL UlD.—as punard Is Aat Tit sal Sib Vi s. N for tr mak NAN; .No t• UN pit /111,711.14 l=sat Debt .... 111.1115.100 = Ode sal MUNI 17.197.1110 P 1,778,110 znr2.2 0 1411C/11. DI PropelleloW OmilML ...614.b0.100 . ;MAIO :Mik 2 l l.; & Dav os % Pr. UAL 1 74347 dasaad um PAIVPIRIII. Geydromse , &mid. Reda& Decd Noyht Other doesirlilm 16 361nd Solo ......... 11.163.7 i• Geld mad Silver 06e.. 744166 .01.819,1111 19994. 9. UK COMMERCIAL AND MA.REB7B. TALLOW ILABLIIT.—THIIi DAT. The sterket in cpdet at the sabloised prior : Town Tal low, Us., net ash ; Peetesiwg Y.O. ow the spat, 609. 64; Septesuber, 60s. ; October to December, 49e. to 3d ; did% wurretely, 49e. 6d.; Jemmy to Marsh, 49e. 9d. MAILIZT AVIRAOIIII.—Town tellow, 63e. Bd.; fat by ditto. ht. 90.; yellow Rankin, 62e. ; melted stuff, 36e. 6d.; rough ditto , 21s. ; tallow graves, lbs. ; good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAL Mr. E. J. Davis reports trade without alteration. Prim meadow hay. 775. dd. to 308.; evertor do., Me. to 90s. Wake do., 068. to 708.; rows', NC to 708. ; Glover, old, 90a. to 110 a. ; sexed eat, 70e. to 100 e.; straw, 308. to 338. COVENT-OARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Trod* fs not quits in Milt as It wee lest week. Apples sod pears are now plentiful. Lisboa grapes still continua to arrive. Apricots are smolt. Barak:ma nuts filch 20a. per boatel; new Brady, 16s. ditto; Spanish, 14.. ditto; almonds, 245. ditto ; walnuts, 161n-dried2os. ditto. Among vegetables are SOPA nice ctolNowsre. Peas are now scams. Greens are plentiful. is are oleo French beans. Potatoes are still largely supplied. Orals srtiohokes fetch from U. to de. per doom. Cucumber plautiful. Cut dowers &kelp consist of orchids, gardenias, heliotropes, geraniums, violets, mignonette, heaths, sad room. Ono Aprils, pwr es to o M IrI OLT.m pro dea. 6d to 44 —COM. Po b., 14 to It £ wl .. p. half dere, Ts for rsialm, par doe.. Is to 10. bon, p. ball doe. Ts to 6. Nederland. per do. 4 to lb Ovando, or d05.,11 6d lo b 44 1=44. r a. # 3 4 . to 4 Leona per do. Is to b VIONTABLIII. Collfiowen. each, Sd to 44 Wm, p. bundle, Is to 1.4 h r p. dos. borne& It to as Lots. par dumb, id to dd Preach bona prr deo. Id 94 111441101 t. per lb.. 6d to p. too, 65.. to ISO °MO der lb, id to &I pre bus.. Iv to bPd loWasn ere, per acare.lstolo N per cwt., ti to els ob. per moon. Is to al —oew, po lb.. at to 4d lobo, or wore, Is ed If 9d Carrots. per born. 4d to 6d Rem lab* p. Is 64 ts 4s Turnips, ocw, per bunch, fd to fd la w brodow. D. pott, to b 64 Ppb.sak, p..leve. Led to la pie 11 bundle., Onounsbms. pa. du.. la to 4a Mak p. bunob, 9.1 lo Scot. per 1. Od b Immo. II to 44 THE APPROACHING DONCASTER RACES.—The pee potations for the approaching moss an this year on a seethe cmasiderably supenor to those of previous meeting'', and the town hos already began to mum an appearance of manes/ and animation which betokens the approach of irritate of a mars than ordinary character. The new stand built by Lord Scarborough. the alteration of the ticket system, and the saddling enclosure, are all of great importance, and cannot tail to afford increased accommodation to the " Ring," and the general income of the meeting. For the SCCOUUIIO dation of visitors, the several railway companies who have oommunication with Doncaster, have already advertised special trains to run from the neighbouring towns and coo ties, and at the programme of the meeting promises very attractive and socking sport, there is every expealstion that this year's anniversary will not be below the average el previous meetings. The schedule issued by Mr. Johnson is very carefully compiled. and the banquet which is served up being garnished with opwards of 2,000 yams, added mosey, cannot fail to impart a rich savour of moose& The entries are exoerdingly good, and there is every ap pearance that the fields will not only be numerons, but will also bring out several of the great " untried," whom public running bee, so far, been very little, and therefore gnat changes may be anticipated in the merits of those horses which are at present better known to the sporting world. In alined every important event animals are ex pected to compete whom abilities are, as ye, only known from private sources, end as the terms upon which they meet seem to be most equal and satisfactory, there le little doubt that the meeting will be well attended by the book makers, and by the general supporters of the turf. The ground is in good condition, but would no doubt be Im proved by a few gentle ahowere ; and as to arrivals, although we have not yet heard of any, most of the principal trainers have made thin anaugements with the innkeepers and others, and horses are expeoted daily.— Lash Mercury. THE BERKELEY litnrr.—The Berkeley hounds, accompasted by their gallant master, Sir Maurice Berkeley, M.P., arrived in this city by the Midland Railway, smogs meats having been made for a day's sport at Badgeworth comes. We regret to Mate that while at the Makin • set. one accident befell young Harry Byrne, the principal whip, and am of the well-known huntsman of the peck. He soai desmlly slipped his foot, and fell with such violence se to fracture one of his legs. Colonel Berkeley at owe cmveyed the unfortunate man to the Wintery, w be te he was after wards visited by Sir Maurice and the Colonel. We are Mad to hear that he is going on as well as can be expected.— Bride Mercury. WREXHAM RACES.—Mr. E. W. Topham, of Chester, in connexion with a Wrexham committee, have made arrangements for holding these races on Monday, the 15th November next. This date has teen fixed upon from the fact that it is the day between the Liverpool and Shrews bury meetings. The stewsrds sr* (MINIM Peel and Archibald Peel, F.eq. Five events are to be decided upon that day, the principal being the Wynestay Handicap, of 22 subscribers al 2 sous. each, with SO added. We tuiderstatri that the sue. 'seeding meetings will be held the week following Chester spring meeting.—Carnorroon Herald. DONCASTER LIBERALITY (?).—We (Yorkshire anttee) understand the Corporation of ammeter, who de rive a profit of nearly 4,0001. per annum front the ream have decided upon disallowing the paltry sum of 51. to the clerk of the course, for refreshments during the week to trainers, jockeys, and officials. CIECtle V. RAMO HORDEB.—An interesting mile race between "The Unknown," the property of Mr. James Turner, of Abingdon, and" Partisan." belonging to Mr. James Newsome, the well-known proprietor of the tra velling circus, which has been located at Oxford for some days peat, came off on Port Meadow, on the morning of Wednesday, for a bet of U. • side. The Unknown made the =clog from starting, and maintained the lead for half the distance, when Partisan, which was cleverly ridden by Mr. Newsome, went ahead and won nay by a dorms lengths. —Bra. ACCIDENT ON A RACE CODRBE.—An accident incurred at the Exminster ream as Monday. The front seat of the grand stand, which was crowded with spectators, gave way, and precipitated • large number of persons to the ground. We have not heard of any deaths; but we are in formed that five or six individuals were very seriously in jured, One pow man's bones protruded through his boots. —ltastouth Journal. MIDNIGHT HUNT AFTER PO ACHERL—A well known and desperate gang al Mght-poachers exists In the neighbourhood of Maltoa, who lave for many years es egad defection sad have km the country snider tribute, es it were, more especially an the east side of the river Hornung. The gong numbers ate, who meet almost every night, to drive their illegal hula Two of their number were obeerved by a Norton watcher going out on &outlay night last, when the keepers and watchers on the Norton end neighbouring liberties united in an Mist to ware the depredatore. Chase was given, but unfortunately proved unsaocesefal. The country was scoured from Malmo, by Settriagton, Birdeall, &c., all to no purpose. The two ob jects of the gamekeepers solicitude managed to elude scent, and it is oupposed almost cleared the game of one estate even while their pursuer@ were after there.— Torkshinonoe. FIRE AT CHELSEA.—Leat evening (Friday) a firs haposmed en the premises belonging to Mr. nos. Seal, • builder, currying on an extestarive liminess at No. 107, Eine.- road, Chelsea, near the Duke of York's schools. The building wee need sea fte.ory, and contained a Yost quantity of building materials, some finished sad some partially so. The whoh of the mannfaaturing premises, the cootente, including the men's working tools, & -., were entirely destroyed, and the dwelling.honse and muttons damaged. The property wee insured to the Deseret Fire-offios. Some darner wee also done to the premises belonging to Mr. J. Chaplin, No. 49, Radnor-street. . . . _ —....— We ( Perth Courier) understand that the Rey. Mr. Campbell. lately of Bt. Nthisn's Cathedral, Perth, has moistly ofd" the church of Rome. This is the wooed, we thiak, Om clergy in residseoe" who have taken this step. The Bra Rives currency to a report very generally current that Mr. A. Wlmut will become lessee of the Prin. eess's Theatre, on the retirement of Mr. Charles Kean la July next. - . . . The Bristol Mercury says :—" It is intended that a powerful steamer dial ran between this port and G damn In connexion whit the Galva line of Amerman steamers." R A ILWAY TRAFFIC.—The traffic returns of rail ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending Sept. 4, amounted to 607,64 W., and for the cotresponding period of lest year to 617,6161., showing a decrease of 9,9441. The grow receipts on the eight railway. hay* their tem mini in the metropolis amounted for the week ending se above to 214.1001., and for the command* week of last year to 215,7091., showing a decrease of 1,6021. The demise on the London and North-Weetern amounted to 7,2421. Bat from this mast be deducted 1,123/., the Weems cm the Eastern Goantiee Railway; 1,7604 on the Greet Nor thern , 7771. on the Great Western ; 641. on the London and Blackwell ; 1,6271. on the London, Brighton. and fine* Coast; 261. on the Lowden and Swath Weenie; and 2661. on the South Eastern, km* the demean as shoes. LOOK The receipts on the other Noss in the 17aised Limplam amoo m m t to 793,4491.0nd kr the onesepusitat portal of 1867, to 311,9061., abe•dag • dorms, of 8,4571. in the receipts of them lines ; wbkh, added to the decreare on the me t ro p o litan Baas, mikes the 8.4.1 dames, 9,9341. as com pered with the corresponding via of 1867. RAILWAY CAPITAL.—It appears from a return to en order of the Hewn ef Commose, that the total amount the railway oonspsnies in the United Kingdom bad raised on shares end loins, to December 81, 1857,wm 316,167,2601„ sad the companies retained power to raise a farther sum of 72.194,6181. ineklag a total amount authorised of 387,351,8784 The expenilitare on railway work., prelimi nary expenses, dm.. amounted to 260,652,2741. ; and on rolling stook, 24,1118.4891.--4otel. 283,967,2 W The total length of single Mae melt for trifle at the end of 1857, wee 1,681; mite,; of doable 1t,., 6,3661 mists—total, 9,447 f sae. The hark of He to source of emetructioa at the end of last year wee 996 i mike. leaving SAM Mks ht iftemmes, making 19,662; miler, as the tend Mork The total amount of share capital aatborired far mftwayo to Nomad of 1867, after making deductions for lime abandoned, is stated to be 288,013,6441., and the arn9ust of loam authorised. 99,038,0901.—t0tat 387,061,7841. The tarn amount Mead on loans to Slit December last wee 18,400.2111. Lat.., and SoNinisa.. Arboatia G. 1ti..r64: . iii le • - ' Gt. =.11& Imbig m er i tt iaiiiii. = g m . ...... a ll Illawili: = hil. - g i tlr ms. mail lir Piititi . - ... V a rjit a ranWhi.....: D. si t a , esii:FT•Yii::: Waimea a N. W. d Firer Wows et MO ..15... ... WelonsliWassilarl.... 1 Yuma 1 Pd. Alfred Oca. 1.1.1.110 Midi Ins . 1 OsatheeveviOgaiberne 21 DOM Gnat ITadaddd Oda Dra SS Owed emit 17e. 11.Ib G. WI. Vet 1 g N 1.1.0 111. W. aimmil"RWaij • Wtsdl WWl 1 .S 4 Pod Oss. u lt i z u t If Partille I .. 4 . . 1 V 1 11 ,.. 1 2 111.141. Tin *oft ll Mi. W. 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