The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-20 00:00:00

NIAII.. Llomparky'a stou t Admiralty agent, at Seathamptart of the India mails. Sept. 7 ; Malta, ;gat whom were and Lieutenant Swindlay, from Thompson, Mr. R.N., from ) rgtn, and afar. hewn and Fran? ; ghusband, Bombay ; and I auritius. 'ABLE. triciaa, has pub. 1 turd history of the Latecomet of hie owe concludes with the which the telegraph Niagara at Valenti & • enttda a few hoes seas knath a cable Ake bed bees main nonce, by seise of • time of leading. Sae at their occur neer kid bast Asir md sour. std bed nen The each d se in it almost vit. or owe as Velem* atalaad by the Sup. se of oar special in slavered our ocil v 4 laudiag noel es ed freqeently darted uU mad sh,,ukl ad -6•1011,a, coatunal . as, their esaial ta rt being prepared or r the leading at the ixiedlaad were add received boas then marry, which 414114 ieetresaata aka% Kis . 6 galvanometer ieribed at Keyban, anomaly. daateweee :7 with wlikh than tat a difficulty which wee l. be attributed at at the delicate te. taws esd Gorges. one current 46 vw• r theta, team toads it lly iscrealair injury this nabeereeemat I reduced to media' ' tMtr now orftwitiro sired more than • ea than. Our rode sitond condition of Intensity Way oeu their request, muck this foible trees of r sigsals as rersivid ims awe also trim ed it booms svidrat g, wed would shortly difikulty smaifeseed tie sad as the seat of imadlaad themselves Y to test for It. I rs tests, that it wee ea of nur (*Me, wee tele cable, prepared exposed to the full sad to tbs swaying 1 the gradual rood. Ia that tba fault would probably ova that I water mark and the Joe. Intended, whirs named. I cannot bat a amount of stank be matted. whether It wu the re guarded &gulag haunt ceases while haessolres : milks It surrounded by these Mallow without nap- mos of dfrectioi the Mr. Cana*. The lie till the day ea don. Oa the ma graph at Gus of the tatandeat had dinar y tearing had gives morning, ea my ar , I found that the .ailing • long thee. wart admitted to be been ready on the inion, unnetwearily ,paned, turd Nl4y oonneeted with the ensetriag operations, a bite. been taken ' or otherwise of my So a abode el toning Ma to the meant ntslisatios of oelos IR dam& ; I will ' tho opinion whisk t nature sad seat of (sad I ►.re Sort I ins to think other 'itisgrapti Company . sower which has hit. t►q know sot 'Wows sugar it to is of the day to fall diumodMM coso imblead, btkir" re Of dr Admits talernyled dr ardildr • (Edinburgh Es- Inner trove • meddler trout your thee is trreptassi o In 441i111 YI lbw : !otoinoe• that the sapsdied 'nth se 'overweight. nee •Ie compels; m Now, es. I will nosey la extorted Mouthed IS "'mo od were weed net we p aid .thewale t.. res • • cooelquallit own isto date. A ✓d with poet d tbe it, woe had Id ell° Wiedhael. sad >foresails ; oOd t with ishrior ice ass oxd lb. om it fro Leoksew ▪ mem won Wil -1 the Saw we bad dee • bother Nes. cod ea^ eels ernes to MY . 4 a . 0 tw .11a -1.1 nbtais • PIT °I • be lea the . cede • tae laoriths WOO Mews d &L R nismia. N b athe —A Dino's' )ft lluwp O umber enti k sax ACCIDENT TO IRE ABM The Vanderbilt steamer Ariel with the American made was telegraphed to Southampton as having peened Hone Castle at ten Wastes before 9 o'clock on Friday night. It was arranged that the should come up to Southampton, and she was expected to reach her moorings there at about II o'clock that eight. About that time the Southampton conespondents atlas London press, the Poet-office employes sad the clerks of Yemen. Dunlop sill Schrift, Mr. Vander , kilt's Southampton shippin g agents, were easembled in the docks. The newspoper correspondents had made their ar rangements as tonal for a rapid communicates' of the Ariel a news to London by telegraph. At 11 p.m. a serail tic steamer left the dock for the stream to fetch in the mode nal English peaseagere from the America= packet. Atm they bad waited till midnight In the utmost anxiety for the signal gun sad rocket of the Ariel, the lights of the tug MN lei doily mimed from the strum. In half-En-hour saw wards the Coetoes•hoese boat retuned to the dock sad „ ported that the tug bed gone down the river in sear& of the Arial. It was not till between four sad dee in the Ranh lag that the steam tug returned with the Aries meth sad despatches, sad with intelligence that the mail packet would require sore aolistance before she could be got off. It wee sow too late to telegraph her wire to Loudon. The Ariel peeved Hurst Cathie in cheep of a sea pilot. A stiff breeze was blowing at the time, and the tide had jar began to ebb. At ball-past lb, she had poised Leap buoy and Bathiien deer Inters. The Southampton pilot was in Darnel boy, on the Isle of Wight side of the Solent. In good time he sent up a rocket, sad showed a blue light, which signals were seta on board the stealer, and after signalling, be Immediately malted off to board the ship, but before he could do this she wee hard and hat off Stone's point, between Beselien end Celabot Castle, where third a hard hank of sand and atone. The rune of the ship should have been E. 8., but she was Impt use near the north shore. Her helm, too, must hare boss abr. hoarded tasted of ported after aloe pared Beaulieu river. It appears the pilot woe on the deck guiding the reed whim be complained that the persevere prevented him hem beep lag a good leek-ens. Hs told or of the Meese. 10 OM 4111 wheel, while he went more forward to sem the leasteg of Calahot light. W bile he was doing this, one ad the puma prs said to him, " I gums, pilot, we an get** es the main." The helm was lust thew ordered to be pug herd- Avoca but is was too late . the ship had struck. Although it was blowing rather fresh, she was not la demise. In as.. bled of weather, however, she might bath become a wreck when she struck. During the whole of listarday Gamy pestered*m was made to aid her getdag off at high tide on Saturday eight. Her inglidt pas sews sad soda left her early on dishesday morn-' lug. All her Preach and Bremen pemengem were connyed to Southampton In mule of fleisrday. A great portion of her cargo wee taken out, and the rest ' shifted, sad the water from her boilers was discharged. Three small steamers were waiting on her daring the day. Captain %lomat, the superintendent of this Royal Mail Compsay, mad Mr. Dunlop, the agent of the Ariel, went down to the ship tome what could be done. The bed In which she was lying wee sounded with poles, to Sod oat In what pardeular way she lasi ea to the beak. Site wee theroughly examined Weide, sad shoat lb hitches of water wee hinds bor. It was not aerials whether this was from leakage or hem the dieciterged water from the beliefs. The ship was therekan thereuglay pumped out. At nine o'clock as Seardny sigh' • Imp government steam tug passed the bows ef the Isle ef meal mail packet going tomb Splibeed, sad appar en tly is bial been to assist the Ariel at • large hail was dieriguidall boa the Isle of Wight packet is the deep 'henna off Slumfe Point. It wee evident, thrive, that the mail west had bean just got off. News resehed Soutimples on Sunday rating that the Arial had set embited any materiel gamma and that as soon se she leek in a amply of water sad got bar steam up the mesa to sea. The LaW feet New York on the 4th instant She to 2,000 tar burin, sad 800-boas power, and Is eemessudied by Ow Ns Ludlow, • very experienced tad cendel gem She had on board 70 presagers for Southampton, N der Zan, and 60 for Bremen. Ammo, her cargo wen to the value of 187.444 dollars. The getting of but tttias was a m,rt Inttherly thileir, as the sight was net psetkalarly dark. The pilot will be severely overhardedtvmmeitly, his ...mance is highly blameable. Had he the ship as ought Is have dime. Se hum pleated up Mere, the Southampton' pilet, the ecoldne would set hews Itappmed. DESTRUCTION OP TWO WHALING SHIPS IN TSB ICE. Three serious lomat in Da.i.L Straits hays been made blown at Lloyir&_t_thelr agent m Lerwick. Ths vassals NO the home 367 tons register, belonging to the Dundee mad tishet.'".irlshair Fishing enwrap sad the barque Icapse. 163 lens, ems of the fleet of UM stow bead and Lerwick Whale end Sad netting Company, and both appeared to have hem wrecked et the earns time, the crews, numbed"( Neely 160 individuals. experiencing • very narrow resups. Captala Simpson, meter of the Heroine, in him drpsidtlas behre the Adenindty Receiver of Win. ke as Lund* dendle the loss of him ship Ws sided tram Diodes 17th of lest March, sad sae hada la mg DsvWa Straits I. the followlag swath, and colausasal dileg la May. We canght ow whale, which prodened twelve ken of end one km of whalshose. Oa chi 13th of Jab, whoa lo 711.111, Lag. 60.30 W., to the southward of the mere of the Straits, the toe ease down fast. arid had* h closing sport as, WO eat a dock is the test ice for the ship to Ms is refety, bet on the Wends( day • large quantity a/drifting ice amine peeing dowses the spe aide of the dock, soon broke it has, end trashed ea is the vessel, so as to sip' her la sewn' plasm, anselag her to leek Inieneleely. The maps were ma to week, bat the Grew were mashie Is keep pee with the irk; la Isla the ea hoar thaw ins twelve hat el wow la her hat, mad sees afterwards an lashed over ea bar breadsida, wad "dal,tiro = All heads wen &hash to earaplag ben 9 :1 1 ; hat los, Jut as rho vowel west dews.= rimiest la the ha till the hat day, whim they rehrea whalha MAK and their wash ern provided lee. The crew, however, lost everythig hey peasseed ; there woe not ems thee te save their olathst." The loos of the Eclipse took place ht let. 70.30 N., sag. 60.30 W., ea the emus day, 13th of July. They had been fishing , h id Day, bat were asenowedal eatetilsi wham ware Dwain does to the Deathward, whoa lie les Melts la area a dot* where the Bellgas was .seed, sad _dead bar slime lainaliars derrawaiaa. The wow NNW ths les la early, sad were MAW ap by elbow wheihig bads Is thinly-her hems afterwards. The Pim ad stew were alher wads shipped as beard the Danish reimmar N et Cegashares, which reseled Lavish ill Meahglaal Dskl stdpa wen hay lamed as Lloyd's. ORDINATIONS OP CLZROT.--As ordination was c 1 1 .% ridgy hy Amilikielissi Csaterbary, ht Christ Oman, when We hilewlng ganthema were or dained damns and :—Dreenss W. M. Media* 8.A., %Waist:Wow, Oxford; B. C. Lamy, 8.A., Lo ath' Gellert Oxford; G. H. Gay, 8.A., Trinity College, Ceenleidge; K. T. Peennea, 8.A.. Pembroke College, Oxford. Priests: J.J. Powelsr, LA., St. Joha's College, Canikekir J. IL LlSi LA., Si. Jeke's College, Cambridge; I. Tayiar, WA., Trinity College, Cambridge ; B. C. Lepard, Wasessier Mtge, Oxford; G. tragham, 8.A., Kier'. Cell- Laess; P. C. de Lam Lae, T.A.. Kisg's College, H. B. /3egble, 8.A., St. Poser's Calks*, Cam brides; J. A. Bailey, 8.A., Calms Calk" Cambridge; B. Bram, Trinity Collage, Dublin; B. C. P. 111111•11, BA., Wormier Coll lik ege, Oxford ,A. hitehead, Trinity Caw Ma B. Trampp, P W h. D., WA., tialversity Tails& The following Ordinations were wade yesterday al Cbsder —Deanne C. J. Sewell, 8.A., King's Hal ail Whigs of lensmom, Oxford. liosemd to Ambary; H. C. DIA BA, Jews College, Cambridge, homed to Bt. Ordharne_ ; W. Fisch, B. A. St. John's Collage, Ileinind le Ilundbach , G. 'l'. Norse, 8.A., Cates Ise seed to Mott? ate le Longdeedale • J. Daft Brea, to Newton Is Mottraa ;_ O. P. Chnebeldge. Lieentiate in Th eo l og y, Usivanity Camps, Aram, limed to eseritiriek • It. J. 1.. Pox, St. Alien's Collage, Birkenhead, lisseenl is Tintwistle , J. H. J. His& cork BR Aidan'a Coign, Eetrailard, Berseed to Bt. Hakes; N. W. Joan% Is. Mines College, Birkenhead, ileensei te Omsk,* ; J. 3. Lama R Al ss's Birkenied, Boomed s er m th esi ledi sl Limps' ; 0 Lew& to St. Miry* Kirkdale ; pus Wir Merano COSMO. lissesed Gawswortlx.— Primes : Olen, 8.A., Beamsaarl Canoe, Cambridge; W. J. Kellar, 8.A., Trinity Caere. Centwidge; J. J. T. Waimea, St John's Calkr, Carahmdge •; 1. 0. ft. Brenham ace, 8.A., Trinity CollK. , Dublia, Beamed to natation; T. L. 3. Waraskad, Canso, Loodon ; A. Ford, Si. Adam's conies, Btrksalwri; C. Oases, Bs. Aidaa's = howi llabadasel; T. Lleasay, Bt. Aloes'. OAS% •G. Wilhelm, St. Aida'''. Came, Batas- WA. lemisl to • F. A. Reba, St Alden's Cel• M ate litensell b arty Bordelnid ; B. R. Clerke. Illsenead Bt. Jells's, Of t M. ; W. rbar.7.= Cvn•vt ..-----. Tzs Arum OP THu MFM/UA. DilfilfTol7l4. We hd as or er eed r u y a r oriciati pronlantes a ilt• barb/ sr sesee baraela reavest, jre bast by Kamm I. sad A. Derbiess et skis oh, • " Ortgov, lir ispeunbr lis t eir, ite hove DM dr pear et latiarng ihst vs shal be peassi, es Tunny ele net last.. sal kr oss war thsereer, le ehe fourth isetslast a ear osispare aessuent, goo the hat* est Ire `.*art tat Aseirella eruct, due r Si* las sr 31.1 hey, IM' dna Mr 7ro "4 = We of iftmolioa lay be brad tors sos glial a, as ra mose a the neer. et erre. i teosabor edr Os ash don area , pair area the issnrae awns. of ere I bare ter haw beislanto the etespredoely raw of IMMlNt—diassas Ewald. TEE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SFPTEMEER 20, 1858. =dof flesh out of the arm of Frith. and him dreadfully in the gra p es , which rendered him in capable of further duty, and surgeon mid it would now be some time before he could do say awe. By tilds time • mob of between 200 and 300 persons bed assembied, mad the pinions, then kicked and struck Boyce and Brown, and It was found necessary to strap his legs to take him to the station. Mr. Wakeling matte an energetic speech on behalf of the primoner, and haying mid that he had hitherto borne an irreproachable character, hoped his worship would be as lenient aa possible. Mr. Cords said this was another of the cases which area from the indulgence in drink. For the maul' on Frith he should send the prisoner without • fine to prison for a month ; for the assault on the other oinaMbha he would have to pay a fine of 21., or be imprisoned three weeks for each case ; and for that on Webb he was fined 10s., or one week. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. AIM Laval.. Two o'CLoCs. The railway share market to-day is dull and inactive, but in few cases is there any reduction, oom pared with the closing quotations of Saturday. Lon don and North Western stock is quoted 904 to 91 ; Midland, NI to 97 ; Lancsahire and York shire, 944 to 96 ; Great Western, 504 to 51 ; Lon don and South Western, 94 to 95; Great Northern, 251 to I per share ; and Eastern Counties, 124 to f. East Indian Railway stock continues to meet with a good deal of business, and is fairly supported. Lombardo-Venetian shame do not fully maintain the advance which wee established late on Saturday afternoon. Paris and Lyons shares have again risen. Grand Trunk of Canada also meet with more inquiry. Atimaks a. Wiwi br Tank of %Ara Do. Pa AM. 0ug4141 A DO. AA Dal& lobe Yore • IL Do Nov Aroat;g646Piiii 6 p a Ma. ma LIM abdornd by AoLa Do. July 1, 1873, 63t10 Do. .1 olao 116116.. Ookotta owl P. . • • I olo,iing oar tuatimia ------- REVISION OF THE PARLIAMENTARY ROLL. (THIS DAY.) 01.111:11AZY /MUM LID /TOOL. CITY OF LONDON. LAW INTELLIGENCE, (PHIS DAY.) INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. IN 11 ALLIANDII OWII CHIISTIE.-NEWSPAPER SPECULATION. . . This insolvent, who had bean proprietor of the Atlas DowrollTitirr, appeared for his final order. The case was before the 00elle CS Wednesday. Mr. Reed again appeared for Lawrence Levy, sad Mr. r d =l . the case stood on the question whe ther the lasereet wee, es proprietor of the Atlas news peter, Sable Is the taekrupt tam sad he was instructed thee slam the lest kerbs( emelt led been made at Sommet Henn mid the harp was bend still to be the seseed merrier, et the peeper rd had been so Nigsterad bare the paper was her by the limited sampany mad " The Liars Newspaper Company." Chief Mr. R C eommiselear• d—Ten -1 alms, you have NM aviator P e, A trier, arra art, was then called, sad deposed that last war be, et the regret of Mr. Leerier lavi i =t to the ron&aes elks al the strops, at Somerset to wore& ere was the regiaterrd prepares/ of the Atlas, sad lord then hell her so decieration made slue 1867. The *lmam produced • given him by the clerk in the 'floe, stating that A Owen Christie was the regis tered proprietor. The insolvent on examination said he was proprietor of the Atlas in 18.57, for • few weekr, before it was sold to the London Newspaper Company. He (insolvent), with Angelo Benasts bad purchased the paper for 6001., and he paid 2501. down end gave bills for the remainder. He mold the paper to the Limited Liability Company for the snpposd sere of 1,0001. He took shares which he afterwards sold to Mr. Sheridan, the member of parlament. Mr. Sargood said the_ registration at Some net Roar had nothing to do with the Sanity company. The goverameet regardedperea to to registered for fiscal arrangements sad besidesmesh a regietration there was a registration in Ser pent's-lea rider the Joint Stock Companies Act. The lessiver said that Bennett owed him, es part pro prietor of the paper, and was a debtor in the schedule. Ex cept for she few weeks be was not the proprietor, and the Atlas wee said to the company. Mr. Reed setenitted that the insolvent was • bade, as a lower per proprietor, sad cited the late case of Mr. Bald win. The insolvent wasthe proprietor, and had sold the The Chief Complied:Gm did not all on Mr. Sergood to ' reply. He said if ever be was liable to the bankrupt laws, it wee before these debts were contracted. Give him his mdse. The insolvent aooordingly obtained his final order. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAY.) The September smoke of the above mart was opened tide morning before the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, the Re corder, hideout &korai and Phillip., Mr. Alderman and Sheriff. Lamaism, Mr. Under-811(08 Millard, Mr. Coder -8 heriff Parker, Th=editice of the Weeder contains the names of The Rerceder, in hie ggss to the grand jury, said that although the number of jiYara was rather larger than usual most of the esre woe el Ile try character, and ware not likely to glee any lesthis to the greadlzg . e the performar• ef that Mr. It wee worthy ofo tha that se lies Ora ensolleeth of the whole number of ems is the ethather Wove/ to charges of uttering ellislortait ads. sof this had been the case at several pre vious ethelithe owl Aire was no desk that this deacrlptice of allithe the they rash on the twins. It appeared that In alma way am of th• NM the to whom the amide ads hed Ma panel not test it until ethic the pass= kin whom they received it had Y the theft ea be ewM sot kelp drawing the attention of the Fable to the ass, that it they had Wed the water hit seta whoa h ws eared to Asa, eat la c h a el e apee the ehmap , the aims amid not have bee end era ethes wadi be to aback the crime which Ithe lowers& to a very serious extent. The only ether us to 'dike he eartelered it marry to diode was a charge of stissYathter aga inst aam named tiled . Riau Ladd, d, was M ".. ft was sth w rid al that he had, by negtedierti bath the points In petition, meth • Ws to tea of the Hai, and thus oeaasiassd the dash elm eff the drivers. The only question 4the inort el Z in this awe wee whaler the .eyed perm had bre guilty of criminal =I. The grand jury that SURREY SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) The September sesslose for the county of Surrey com mented this morning at the Court-hones, If etrlngton-ome• way, before 7. E. 'Amu, Req., chairman, Thema TM's, Req., deputy-chairman, end • fall bench of The calendar contains 47 prisms, for trial—j a r it; end . 6 for misdemeanor. The road jury having bees sworn, the Chairman tail am that the Wanda, wu musk heavier the most at that des et year, as the majority of the labousfmg damn bud *My of work in the hop fields awl la ollem eggloulaimal ymemalie. The offences, too, were of • melon uriegra Urn loft several oommitted for swot riblantot. old* an tomb oo the Increase. There woo ohs toloolomoode by alma* cuts use being • WINN, of Imo at liestaa• charged with unlawfully ohlekimg valor sego of army from reskftg thin. Time gm oho mom ahop ger bassamaffis. wheat seer ihoy would hays lo tognko ant NOES asiudbely. Be ito v olot es tit& minis the assestty d carefully lo dellemoinio bin they loosred any bill, be amid shin Am Mud Imo smart for the original dopettlhos rim beim do mighttote, absokl they have any doubt so So the willow lity Mat now all loaperlair wilt judo vivid to &metrical. • mod ato of mama lied Elea tin korona of Me growl by the pow ollsioiste the nil. to mob witness, mid togf Dacca sa soots. Ist ottoreords j.rovoriesiise their 11111dd wake tbiosseives tistit Ise - todkoad for =art ; Ho bed um baba, remarks to make bet to diodes their NM. _ This morning, it U o'clo;llPreoisely, T. Y. WChrinie, Ken., the Revising &Mater for the a tj of Lat. don, took his seat to the Court of Common Pleas, at the Guildhall, for the purpose of reybdrig the Ilsts of persons upon the roll, but objected to se not qualified to vote as the election of members of Parliament for the City of London, and also for the conaideration of the claims of those mkt:4W obtain the franchise. When the revising barrister entered the court, there was a considerable number of permed present, including seven) pa rochial °facers, vestry clerks, overseers, beadles, sod other civic and ratmicipal functionaries. Sydney Smith, Req., _mid Mr. Ledrer were present to support the interests of the liberal purl). The cesservatives were not represented by any legal The bagmen wee opened by the lodgment of whke the several °Moors handed in to Mr. Price, the dark to Mr. Potter, the Secondary. The following le the number lodg : House ed holders 2O . _ Live:: 1 Total The number of °bleak= are ae follow.. Householders Ltverymen Total The objections to the merle" cm the livery het were first proceeded with, and subjoined we give the number of objec tions In the owe of each compeey. They are as follows. Bakers 6, barters 6, brewers 2, Modems 1, butt:there 4, carpenters 1, oombenakers 1, cooks 4, covers 7, oordirainers 1, minims 1, entices 1, distillers 1, drapers ,1 dyers 4, harden 4, Idtmakars 1, fielunangers fooders 1, fruiterers 1, glatien 4, glovers 8, gold end silver wire drawers 6, goldsmiths 6, grocers 4, gun makers, 1, lombordsoloors 4, fanholders 7, ironmongers 12, Mame 2, lestbar molten 2, turners 8, makers of playing nerds 8, mesons 1, saran 4, merchant Myles' 4, musicians 2, needle makers 7 , pollen makers 2, pevrterers 2, plasterers 2, plumbers 2, 1 , scriveners 2, shipwrights 4, skieners 8, spacieelie maker, 4, stationers 7, tallow-chandlers webers 1, turners I, upholders 1, vintners 3, was-chandlers 5, wheel wright" 2-totel, 176. No ore worthy of special note oocurved up to the time our report left, nor is it probable that any serious objection will be raised, the votes haying been previously well tasted. COMMERCIAL AND HAREEM. MARX-LANE.-THIS DAY. Our market was only moderately supplied with English wheat this morning, and for any but the finest samples a re duction of Is. to 2.. per qr. wea submitted to. Foreign wheat was held at former prices, but sales were slowly made. Flour without demand and turn in favour of the buyer. Fine malting barley fully as dear; other aorta dull at previous rates. New oat, were rather cheaper, but old supported their nine. POrelwhita), lo to 2a. oltespor. Ors scam, sad fully ma door. Boom malts:ad. AZZIT&LII INTO LONDON ROW MITT. LI TO SIP?. 111. o casubs. W 24.4. lierfss. Osa Allem IV& name. 4011 a ItAl 1* IM 1170 St* 210 .... 2133 SCO MN 164 I. O. - Bt N. mai 676 .... for 792 6 96 .. 1661 - orb MINCING-LANK—THIS DAY. The public edam declared for to-morrow ' ere:—Of Sager, 350 hhee. Want India, 1.000 bags Mamidst end 6,000 llama bags Boma Tea : About Mae 20000 • 360 make Ceylon end 300 bop , packsget. 8,000 lags Bengal and Madras. The private contract markets have been inactive since Friday. Eluomt.—No labs of 1111110111.11011 reported. Correa has been firm. _ large pub7lio sales declared for to-morrow have calmed the dammed to be limited, bet opinion seems to be In favour of the article, end ram an T er, I'M. COTTON.-200 bubo co d at full price.. Otuo.-Beal, pa* 381. ; yellow, 861. 101.; brown, 311.105. to 321. ; sperm, body, 88J. to 891. , bead matter, 941. to 94/. 10e. ; cod, 341. ,• Smith See, pale, 36/. 10s. to 371 . ; Ghee Gelllpell, 461. 10a. to 461. , 0003 S nut, 37e. to 38e. dd. ; palm, One, Wu 6d. to 40e. , linseed, 335, ; rape, psis, 475. dd. to 48s. ; brown. 44e. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MARLBOROUGH-STREET. CRAIG, OF 701021T.--111NOVLA1 CA.III. AM Eerier, of 11, Siraa-plime, Newington, office boy, end Mop Aare Cooper, of 11, Hampica-.treat, WslworM, advertiaiag agent, ware placed at the bar before Mr. &Mem =Bl with forV oo L . chaque for 264 on the Weirs Loadon, mum,. Mr. Henry NS. Herbert, cashier of the Walton Beak of Lomb', pprrocddmood • cheque purporting to be drawn by 7.1. lfwtpo.ary, he favour of the Military Spectator, or beam, dated September 10, for M. It was preemted OM day week by a lad named Samuel Henry Barnard, now but there being no customer of the name the the tweema not malted . It wee one of their printed forme. The ver g ingat to which Captain Mcationeery Wooed did not bask with them. Semi. "liii;snard, 4, .Thlui-strere, Ca m b erwe ll , I n th ee: 4 of Kr. Wilmot, maasifrolltbellattary Bpeetator.ll,W toe-etreet, Strand, esld—l received the cheque from Wilmot and presented It at the beak, when payment was re. famed. I know the prisoner Rayner, who la employed at the Mike. He once showed me • blank cheque torn from • book. Crone-examined by a solicitor—He mid ha bad found the choose, with Rome lessee, in the editor's box. There wee no irrls on it. . eltov4and Wilmot said—l reside In Camberwell, end am manager of the Mastery Spectator. The poi was formerly a elerk in the oaks, and dfet> Is c. last. I received the cheque produced between See and sin on Saturday afternoon week, through the post. I found the envelope whit* oontahaed the cheque where lettere wire wally put. The eandope contained, besides, a printed cider for the supply of the journal, and contained three names for 2,51., entitling the perms to the paper as long as they Seed or the part eideted. The name of " Montgomery " wee ens of the omen I gent my lad to the bank and be bid me peybeat wee reihreL The edielizt. ea bide of the &risotto., addressed the =rat ear b. kb, eanneding the whole affair wee iment Ira a riliealeas hoar, ea the rimier' would seat haw derived the silibiest base& from what they had desk the may peruse who add here benefited beim. Mr. Waled. There wee se lainadsa to defraud the bank, and his Mamie wire vary resasslahis. Yr. Wilma (temelied) said he believed now that It was dell to lass Na 14. Beef amnsentrei severely on the Impropriety of the prim:ems' was sant discharged them. CLERKEN WELL. I,6IIAULT UPON 1001 "%frisk alarady, • powerfally-baßt Iriabrain. err PlBO4 M the her in lensed, helm, Yr. Corr* eharrmd with eiehatly antaitYa Dom. Barbary, 435 , Frith, 103 111, Dere. We ti 9 8, John Webb, ea ceder, and easelm. Yr.. Jabs W eideber =ans or Mean. I. sad T. la Wy), apieseal far tbe coseepwace ddr @Mow tat eastelead by pollee. e rgewbia Frith, the one has bees tl j ooraq Roe to time, hat the bore are &Wyk dtwe :—Lbeet three weals lace the =awl Wee elbow Mama were the wrote Ibr liquor fa a paliirlawee r Cawdea-town. Webb drove ay arab twe berm te the water Womb, whoa • yew setwd. The hate um sad the rheumy phial a timed with Webb awl earebee Mod the hones, Weed .ad dem/ Webb eked the end bead, mad thew Idol is pi away. Polionnemtshie Sudbury then War head, whoa be wee Mt es the awe, wide& made It Wed, rad lira the rheum palled • boded at the coe- Meade heir eat. The prisaest tla teried mad, sad bit • Dom Ima DUN tram LI - UMW led aW esir ui; ......... 'MS T.O. per ortilriltr.... or Lril 414. 14. 11.041 UN 11,41: I.lls WIT Mt St a, at /UMW IM met -aft nth I.llolMble IM rm. SAIMIIIM and EdIrry.SJIS rig. Ile arral "' fir mapred 5.121 NMI teas IMM.—Toorl. MI rib. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MAREET. (TIME DAT.) • The amber of barb le aneller, sad there are Inelodad la It stoat 300 atom hose Hollend , ecamegnently beet qualities are in dasead et higher rates. The_rapply of sheep is not melt begtir dm as Wadi, lest. Trate le not Wit, yet prier ea the maw are bear. Wm are tolling alma the Ism se 4a isiley. Fran Gersaay sad Holland than ere 1,161 3,000 ahem, 120 calves, sad 100 pip. epela, 99 No 60. Indead, 900 beast' sad 1.200 &app. Mak& sad 160 beams , and 2,100 boa the swarm tad addlead anzatles. lar rem et tast s. d. 4 rye am id Ms_ =rm5.. 1" ...._.„. 11 4 1 qmar.....T...-..-. .......... 44 4 414 .... — ----........ 4 0 4 0 am i ism' 4 0 4 4 .. 0 II 4 0 De... Min DM iiii *** iii:iiM 4 0 0 4 MM. . ..__., imm al mabok UN: M ml milk Ma) : arm 144 : 0101 BOROUGH HOP MARBET.—(THIS DAY.) Yaws. Pattesdem and Smith report that the demand be Weald of Rest sad Sawa: hope continuer unabated at the fallowing onntrocy —Weald of Heats, 56e. to 60a.; Bores, 48e. to 50e. ; choice, higher. Very tittle &lag as ditty, which by some la ostimatod at 260,0001. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) 14. 6d.; Holyertill, las. 6d.; Brads Bobeide , He.; Ed= Bala. 164. , Batas Taalaid Moor, lea ; Wall. Bad Riddell. 16s. Id. ; Walla End Brad dyll's Hatton, 16s. 9d.; Nortlitanberiaad Walla Bad, 15a. 6d.; Walls End Haswell, 1/Is.; Walla Bad Beam 18e. ; Walla End Lyme Maia, 18a.: Walla Bad 16a. Bd. ; Walla Bad Ranall's Hatton, 16s. dd. , Wails End Accra Ckre, 160. 9d.; Walla Bad Ti.., 16e.-49 aldps at mast. COM MITAL OF A MAN FOB CIMINO HIS WIFE'S TenciAT.—George Henceayes, of Maar Omen, is the parish of Small &medusa, was cis Fitt* committed by the Hasa county aosyscote ter Mal at as emir" perial with sating his wilits theme. The primmer, who itepted buy himself shoat My th s meethe bun boss aeseded by Dr. Osborn, at Blame, who is al that he is Sot of mad Wad, and that melee= these) to roomoseseded his wife to tropp dangerous weapons eat of his way. The wits sßamarda reamed to It,. wal bestow he abused her, and threatened le Isles bre lila, eled this areas, to hero preyed upon his mied very stash. Oa Moods)aftersoon she wt to a aid kw some cows, and mos as piecess, who cenght held awe gook asp mess vows asa whether we am M Ivo together or die eagether." straggled to be mimed team when she mid. " U yew want to Moe that, Glirip, why did set yes ewe where I wee In mew moue, Illes a nom sod est is His bye pima t ^ T wale up the mod Mgr titer, elm pelsonee slogged ap p pat ass et his Mode mead W meek, end OM of his liege heisted her, gelled bar back, mod drew s Inns wens Mer threat. Re that west sway, who the neigibmes mats hsr eleisiesen MA seat be Dr. Oelema, whit heed spa he threat aa What wound, shout three Masa to length, from wlderit she lost a great deal of blood, but she was we est of dryer. When takes into custody. the primer pretend the bide wheel be said ha did It with, sad that his 'Besides wes Is murder her, as he did not naiad babe hose lio Meg se he bed dome tor her, and !boa Jack KM* would have a fob.—iteaspedire lads paltaaat. TALLOW MARLICT.-THIS DAY. The market i eleedy M the following motaties; : Tows tallow. 60.. 9d. atlt crash ; Peterebare Y.C. owl the e,, 49.. 9d. ; September, Ma. id. ; Oototer to Deeimber, 49.. 3d. , ditto, espassay, 49.. 3d. to 6d.; Jemmy to Kerte, 49e. 6d. Or TALLOW. Ilasvm MI N I pe on Jor. itl los airier S kr it z Brims -- a Do. •i • .Dl pl. la paid la IL. nl Mt= lay 100 lialogftliu amB SC 14. 11.8. qrt M art 41.7 c, IPS& (Lai varzit ed ia: larp l ll * 4o Si . WIMIL1410; nal= ali t lamaaa sad seaman 41 Do. Now.. .... =1:1 L a tra lobsa m.i.. ll =hi bit.s =.o .5 0. ollon Md.Wciiirtii all limaalo eel 0441104.... an 4 ix • nes {W. laaL ........ Nora 000 an aa 1401 Do. Dom. 'finial: • 10 N. aErs-;;;;i1r - *: Ist O. 3. I IQ. 10 Da. took au or* a .Imo. 1%1 all Leib 'ago . l! coward. Wars. 11.044111 - L e 87 . i si tiltisirel R• NMI& ShoppliselJa/la all Saseasia IM ISS .l all IliallaLadmit. /11vaDmi 00 Plibmn cadiwbsol. all Slisklea sad Darlasts• . 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P6r I Pa l Pit PO. - I Pim I II II - N N I 1..1 V M 7011101 OBLIGATION& Amara a IMMO Web. imam cd Paso 5 pot a. — (*to ll : ratTa l 4:4l: S.Now 8 per ma. • • • • 7) . Do.lised 18 16456861•16rd0il wet. 1 I 11 lessuad own 3 PK& Lem GM KWh. 6 low 45. p& proanc U 18 lonlinal friar! PEAL 1/ 1 1.1 Dafrle.lBB6_,Are 88 . 5i 5 De. riftlmo{ Walla 104111 oda U 1 111 a.* I Waal ,r Sipalkos a =B or 1 4 pant I 71 1 11 W. flar Irmo) 111 12 vo.eratria — hb.a• Do.e WA. 11111•11.14161 _ USW .•••• lap 1111T1811 MINIM Innris. 1 Pd. 0. NM Bomb I Ortai learn Toby, 17A e. w..urna troD ag 11.11 G. WIL Vet (Baideb S.W. Writ Sidi ya Pr Oa 1111. UMW, IS UnMod VlZcal S. OIL Om{ II L bin Minn) II LW. I MIL, 0 44 Ofeb I 0a Ylaar lOwiarol N Vale at T.w t Was IbmoilMaseL w.ftbdon 0.11 I . WL Ildbb I WILL:L4= Ll.l Mal Ann Animism 11441 in .. . t' trier iiiiiiii 1:. NM IMP (lama's TN SNAIL Joie del Nag 1. Do. LW A MIL Co. sil I:1 eaMiiaa I 0111 Per g D Lia . ges ii . i . a raw. an Omni ill =ix an II •Mtris. an an scams Naas In W.. LAM a P P:n el = .. I =M a. i : ni aws au IN - VNA=6. Orb. Limelorilisel Orti.l TWA Do. 11.7= La De. 0 ot Oarde Omaii . Prd.'re Der a• • Z .=. lice.Aws.droWii Irwi. don ▪ adt4= NM; Irrod N. ▪ Bed. Ardslmelea lord efLeds OW. ° V , Fr Moro Pod Imuddla P Orlaelrara .O ▪ si semi Kr &Medi &a now =rim Ida De. Dik. a :t • Lida d i4ig‘tislo : : ii Ts 1$ i 11 14 14 U 7 LID 14 IS le 17 41 ,1 lj St 7 i 101 111 I i` 7 i , $. 7 F u ii 11 5 1 • 64 $ •0M 6 649 II • y I 41 1.1 I 1: 17 li lee lel 1` !Iv ■ rad the last Fluxen RAILWAYS.—TLS followinc sad. velem of the gross receipts of the pilmelref rathrsye frer Sept. 3 to Sept 9. ; . Meltaf st ofeweee.— ar rameop i". M. !Lef a Z4 ll . 4 free FA=SO. efeee Ikant • wir,..1...1,217,9 tst r. 111 LS W maeireem.- 1814146 X ; I L 616 :0 h•sT•- 1 fr: r WA 1 I Multi& BAlcAlf2—Tili.3 4)4x. Two otOtoow.. The funds remain inactive at the closing quota tions of Saturday. In all other departments of tie Stock Exchange dulness likewise prevails, but prier exhibit considerable steadiness. Console are quoted 971 to 1 for money, sad 971 to for the 12th October. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 82 and 81; India Stock, at 216/ and 218 ; the Indian Foar Cent. Debentures of the second issue, at 98/; Exchequer Bills, March (small bills), at 364. to 375. prem. ; ditto, June, at 245. to 265. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 1869, at 1001. The scrip of the New Turkish Loan, after beisg marked par, hu receded to / die to par. The Six per Cents of 1864 are also rather flatter at 981 to /. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. are rather better; and the Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. and Three per Cents. continue in good demand. Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, 981 Beams Ayres Six per Cents., for acct. (29th Sept.), 78 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for acct., 911, 92; ditto Three per Cents., for account, 72; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, for account, 461. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1001 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 291, 29/, 291 Turkish Six: per Cents., (scrip of the new lean), par, 1 dis. ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1041, ditto, for account, 1041 ; Venezuela Active Bonds, 40i. At Paris to-day (Monday) according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 73tr . 2 0c. for the end of September, showing a fresh improvement of nearly per cent. Further arrivals of Australian gold are shortly expected. The Sultana, with 162,0001., has been 86 days at sea ; the Suffolk, with 320,0001., 77 days; and the Ocean Chief, with 190,4001., 67 days. The imports of the precious metals last week were rather limited. Our list includes 67,9001. by the Arabia, and 37,4001. by the Ariel, both from New York; 149,9001. by the Magdalena, from the West Indies; 1,2701. by the Alhambra, from the Penin sula; about 26,0001 in gold coin, from Russia; and three boxes of bullion by the Albanian, from Gib raltar. The value of these arrivals is about 272,0001. Very large quantities of Auatralian gold, however, which arrived off the oast the week before last, did not come to hand until last week : hence the great addition to the bullion in the Bank. The Custom-hot= weekly statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London includes only 86 oz. of gold and 87,688 oz. of silver, repre senting a total value of about 22,0001. Of th e silver, 22,100 oz. were despatched to Rotterdam, and 86,678 oz. to Hamburg. The Alhambra hu taken out 2,7001. in specie for the Peninsula; the Atrato, 2001. for the West Indies; and the Indus, 27,1791., nearly all silver, for the East The total shipments of the week, u officially re ported, are thus raised to only about 62,0001. A meeting of the creditors of Mr. Thome. Roberta, mahogany broker, of Billiter-street, is called for to-morrow. _ _ The holders of Anglo-Peruvian Fonrand-a-Ralf per Cent. Bonds are looking with a good deal of in tenet to the halfyearly investments now in progress on account of the sinking fund. We believe that the sum to be invested during the present and next month is as much u 120,0001. It is believed that thus far only a small portion of the stock has been obtained ; for the agents of the Peruvian govern ment are pursuing the policy which excited so much animadversion upon former occasions—i. e., they abstain from coming forward openly in the market. but are buyers through several different brokers, at a price below the present market value. It is believed that by the adoption of this plan the Peruvian government has been compelled ere now to pay even a higher price than would otherwise have been required. The entire debt being very small, and diminishing every half-year, it is evident that the Peruvian agents will experience a constantly increasing difficulty in pro curing the requisite amount of stock, and this diffi culty will certainly not be lessened by the plan now pursued. Many of the holders are confident that they will ere long obtain a price closely approxi mating to par for their stock, and are content to wait. The rise in the Four-and-a-Half per Cent. debt would probably have been still more rapid were it not for the disposition evinced by some of the holders to exchange into the Three per Cents , the sinking fund of which, though less than that applicable to the Four-and-a-Half per Cents., is still very large—viz., 4 per cent. per an num—and constantly . accumu lating. Advises from Paris allege that the negotiations for a fusion of the Francis Joseph Railway Company with the Lombardo-Venetian have been completed, and that the shareholders in the former will receive two obligations from the latter for each share, upon condition of the Francis Joseph shares being paid up in frill. Advice. by the Arid mention that the traffic of the Illinois! Central Railway Company for the whole month of August amounted to 196,500 doh., being an increase of 50,000 dolls., compared with the pre vions month. The Caledonian Railway traffic return chows this week a decrease of %U. - _ In the Express of Friday we referred to the project for organ ising a "Great Steam Ship Com pany, Limited,' for purchasing and completing the Great Eastern. A table has been compiled, under official sanction, showing "the relative position of those who invest in the proposed new company their present stake in the Eastern Steam Navigation Company, also of those who contribute towards finishing the ship." Let us take the case of a holder of fifty shares, and the result is thns stated : A proprietor in the Emirs Steam Nariastka Company to the extent of 60 Shalal On the old company), Hee an intend i■ the rued as she now Itio esoombered with debt, and in an unfinished date, of 1-660th part of the ▪ To free her from debt, fit her for sea. mid to provide work ing capital would require about 200,0001., of which his pro rate subscription would be 4001., or 81. per share. If he wished to retain the isms proportionate Interest in the vessel (when flaished by the new company), he would have to take 600 shares in the new oompeny. On which, being delivered, with 6s. paid, there would be a further liability of 3761., being 81 par cent. lees then would be required to effect the same object by the old company. If be wiabed to retain half his proportionate intermit in the veered (when finished by the new company), he would have to take 260 shares in the new company. On which, being delivered, with 10s. paid, there would be • further liability of 1261. And he would thea bold 1.1320 th part of the ship 03011.• phonily fitted for sea. U be wished to retain me-fourth his proportionate interest in the wink whoa fobbed by the new company, he would have to take 126 shares. Oa which (being delivered ea paid up in fall), there would be no foram liability and be would then hold 1 - 2610 th pot of the ship, or his formic proportion. The shares of the old company are thus valued at 21. 10e. per share, and it is proposed to exchange them thus :—For every two shares in the old com pany, five shares in the new company, fully paid up; or ten shares, with 10s. per share paid up ; or twenty shares with 6s. per share paid up ; or in any other proportion required. The third ordinary general meeting of the Calcutta and Barmah Steam Navigation Company is called for the 28th inst., when a dividend will be declared. The steamer Hydaspea has arrived in the Channel from Bengal, whence she sailed on the let of Jane. The gamer Wye, with the London mail of the 16th inst. for Australia, left Marseilles on Saturday morning at 9 a.m. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. There are still no transactions of importan ce going forward in the mining market, the general appear ance of which is very dull. The only business officially reported in the Btock Exchange this more ing is in Great Wheal Alfred shares, which are marked 41. Foreign and colonial mining shares are also quiet. Pontgibaad shame have been dealt in at 6, and Bon Accord Copper at prem. — l le ' Si 0 Si la NS 05 BO 95 14 lb 11 ;1 4 4 7 44 104 MI 4 111 171 i 4s GA 11 DO IN :4 4 /I 14 10 100 i I El WI 10 100 13 lit IMP Mt 34 3 1 II 41 44 z SG 16 di " I NI 19 11' k 91 rr 909 id ni • e as PR CI IN i i el 711 ■d ad 111 140 1N ni 15 41 Vt Mill ON T U Wail 111.01 Pow # Pww 81 7 1 311 11l 83 89 78 n 70 10 IS IT '3 74 10 5 sit It 100 H 3 105 If 13 11 Hti 1* Al li U• 93 95 114 141 II k II 141 N N I Y 4 4 _ I I r 1: i F. II it se *ear LEL au. ft 141$