The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-14 00:00:00

NAVAL AND NILITABY. AD TIT OR. 11.—APPoISTunTs.—Acting Am& heavetor T. Dray^ to tbs BritsbA* 12°, it P"11- mouill. AMistant Parmelee C. K. Hurry, to the Heating% 60, men mainship, n Cosa Guard serviee at Liverpool. Assistant Paymaster Y Charge H. I. Kitchen (1867), to the Weaor. DIPTTORD. Ocr. 13. The detachment of banal Witte under the command a )lyor Hewlto. ere captain Derv, perform big guard duty at Deptford Dockyard, preemie IS Cal that, dna day by retleray, .ad mire teemed by n deleih wet of 100 . nee-oemumselosed ?ewe sat axe of the 47th iforsset. from Sborselllll, seder tbe cassamad of espial ervosabsid sad &n n. CHATHAM, OCT. 13. The lize-of-battka screw steamer Irresistible, 80, which Irmo to Lot boss hasehml et Mkt dockyard on the 29th ,nat., la aow ordered te be hawked us Thursday, the 27th ism. lir. Donald M'liay, tar Auerlama 'knot:milder, arrived at Ude docker Ate um mons of making ea inspec tion of the senablimbamena. The tottimosial to tar Noe Bea Mr. J. Wilson, kW M.P. for Deepen% hem the oraliess employed Is this lociriard, woo iporated to thee pailemes II nessiag hp a dopostito esheied Arm the warden. Tles easgmemeel toseiete or • very tesselvo alkeer tabeebd, of elegem work brads% zed hum the leflowies ineerigioe —.• Peeounted so the Right Ho.. Jame Wawa, borhama et km Mbesety's design* Chemehess, es s nark el their deep pa. allude seed arms for his greet add eabeistal eserdeas be auesienes dusk eisuatkes whim aged awl tea, ty doodide them he M Paned within the realise of the Obil flervies NT=3lll.—Osesber, 1/119." of the Ise Illesiellea of due bow etatteeed se Aldsrebeeit Corp. re fa./ io n = Ud Depot Sedalke et this punkas. DITONPORT, OCT. roe. IL Tier Turkish ihriro4beeto dr y Illtim:ts, kr whkei boo boss Maid with a wow at wit odd tdp at die lossisore mho as Malay lost, and t rosalt, w beim, has fray coos up to dis sipsorsdass of CaL TWA ingsmessetos al the Tustsfah goosesnest. Tho mind st th is part Shalt L 2 maim dm% .M boo sot oily bias simple to bit prepaid by wen et this port, bat bus Ism hood sot Is the use easily stesser. Nor anis= ars by lloehrf, awl ant al fM .w. hos sables os home for the en of W royal the SWIM which are load up Is the most asps& Ito& fronework of O albino it of all tusletst mhelomokopesdi of Mots J .sods...sods..are oseloW eons/. Ile. r ilVis, the Doefooilvirost, oassored the Ms. al the sable; mil osppliod sem of est families is cessesiss kon• with. The aloft szpostod to Ism for Cosstestiseph Is a low days. Droart-Colosal T. Lams, C. 8., Royal Wafer" who woo sresrely stemadloi or late attack on this Nibs Parts, hr Muted the hted•qtrosoriot the Plymouth &vistas. and him hem orraate4 WO maths' leave of stemmas ha the re-este- Mehemet ot Ms baskit. _— Brosm-dsper T. V. Cooke, of the Plymouth Motion al key./ Marne% las prepared was plane of minim to old &stock. on dillsrest important pleas in China, sad snineltlod them to the Lords Commirsioners of the Adattreity. FLOGGING IN TUlt ARMY AND NAVT.—At a awwWir of the Town Council of Cambridge, hold yesterday (Thursday). It wee mimed, with oar dierratiest only. le pew. mai a petition In favour of the sholitica of do/aging la the now, and nary. itgATD Ol HEM-ADMIRAL WILLLUS HOLT.—WO have to record the death of the above gases edintrid, which occurred Seaday lam, at No. 3, Suffolk-place, hie age hemp 69 years. The 9th Lancers, now stationed at Exeter, were impaled no Turday by Majcw-Gineral Hutchin s on, th e trimly appointed owsmaadarit of the wafters district. SIR Jour PARINGToN ON CIIINA.—At the annual miring the Wormetenbire Agricultural Society, held on Wednesday, Sir J. Pakingtoe martin Meeks on behalf of the navy, mid —They rode] recollect that the policy of Ilaglead with respect to Chia. became not long ago the inbred of a greet party Onager ; but be hoped that would not be the mot now. Whatever might ham bees the came of the great and unfortuaate dl aster—for it would he folly to deny that it wse a gnat diessiter—whether ae sot We takes had twee committed, sad if so, by whim-Your. ever that might be, be hoped the Bridah public would eon. deer three as matters of comparatively no importers; sad he hoped that tamed of oar policy with respect to China brag, se bed been heretofore, the embject of party struggles, all pianist and the great mars of the British public would be of arnica that say defeat of British arose wee a thing that meet be redressed. Wa could not afford to ham oar prestige impaired 'or oar honors: doubted, sad be believed that the general feel* of the publie weakd be that this nefortsaste reverse meet is some way or other be re- dressed. Before be tar down he desired to do *dee Is those brave men who fought at the Nebo. limy et them were proem', Moira to hon, and he wen proud to be skis to call Adana Hope his friend. He bad bad the beeftwar of appoint-tag him to the command is the Cbiseee has, sad be had erected him solely because be wag web knows es • mem of great ability, sad an officer of great esperissee and gill. It was unnecessary for him to add that he WY also a man of thy most undoubted bravery. H. (Admiral Hope) had been doubly =formals in that engagement of tba Psibo, in eaffering what to a Brttiah altar wade the most perdul of all thiaga, defeat, mid also in bring himself personally wounded. He (Sir J. Pakington) had had the pleanue receiving amend letters from Admiral Hope site. the affair, sad be was happy to say that the palest °Mote was just recovering from hie wound. end he hoped be would be able be prove haseafier So the world that he wee whet envy use is the &Bleb Navy brew him te he —a dissimulated mascot to the mere. Tlll RELIGIOT4 Dlssitelllo2l4 lit ST. 0101611'11- Tlell-SART.—At • vestry Zaileini of this perish he yam today eventag, Mr. Foolger is the chair, a letter wee rued tam the Bahop of Luodue, written from Boatload, Oct. I, In which his lordship 'said be had received • letter from the rector, the Ker. Bryan Krug, dated the 27th of ilepteesber, which led him to believe that he war willing to submit as rewerredly to ha deoisica—drat, as to the hoar at which the lectorees sortie* In et Omegemin-thmEast shall take place ..ad secondly, es to the vostmoots to be wen be church by himself sad the other atkiletlag deem The bteli.tp went en to say upon the other mature to which his w•nuute had bees draws by the vestry, he should be red rj alter nature coosidoratkm, to pm such directions as seem to him expedient so hr es he had !esal power, adding that the subjects were of such • nature that • theriderabl• time Rua gapes Odom he could pronounce inclement. To this beer the worry seat • reply, dated the 6th of October, in which they wild they felt convinced that Both* short of his lordship's dealing with the whole of the emitters in dispute would lead to • eatiefactory tenni- Wks. After the nerrepondecce bad boos reed a discoe d. look piste, in which peat iolignation w memiketed et the dwelt Wag will clomel, and • hope 111.111111114 that tho blimp Wed, et ohs decire of the tolisbitaMe t be Wooed to ear sat Thei tbo ancrededitice should be opened, ofigaelally he the eibrassa lestam'eserrim. Mr. Churchwarden This ma sold tbe bishop our so doubt doing everyttilmlbr tie belt, eed be would ete , mmend the pnnshinstre to madam tlat sad feebeanag temper which they bed hitherto - - COLLINIOX ON TUE LONDON AND NORTH Wea/aIX HAILW*T. A Cailaiata took plate rely on Num. dap mereleg, sear ths Melon Bridge Station, between two outs Maim% ba musere sew. it is shoed, of dm ioatteatiom of the sieselmes, sad whotth eared ..erne iajory to two owe, MIA swiss ef the eat es, sad more we hos damaged the troth., It sprats time two 'paid mak hobs wen despatched from the meth eh fietesday, mid at Crate &Woe oast kit tweet, silks poke le the mho.. Ths Met tram plumated oftward weed it arrival war 24 ' , Moe &kids Bvttne, wbe 2 the fed etPoll Mitt•e, end ilmfauf of its base !slivered ow the =t tat tr It nearedekdi. Observinw Obis, the of ette ',M. mopped until sw iaquicy was made se to the else alb. &ley, trivet, wee at au* tapes:tad by • re- Immo tt lb. ustosl oht. Jost st this tamest tho resod boa fain Crow. came up at • r tpid rata, sad ram MM the Imo nth a mutat nab, estates thit damps and Missy baste r.l.orird In. Tee slaters God choir. were sllghtly di•uTs•awl. It to reported that tliti madam of the areal- Imo tali le made dm subtat ul levesttgailow.— Bar mis.y4aue Ate. - Ikt FtialtßY FIRE SEM DoKrawtta,-00 1., &wilt. p..t tea o'clork, a Ire war diussersd to wroi sums lase 1 ..she ot err Doe ewer, sad theta te area, e.t.a to suppose Lbst the beery Lao the will rri ihr why 'stile est al an bweadorry. A Wm a arw4 w..a sithous, and may an eighty Inds l'a.or t.. eat two oat sleds, were wally dretrilist ; sot. Iwlwitholweliar the essioistese of lb. West Rkuß emir sbolsry is the dietrist, the Deasueor Pb. Bete ~ and &wane Miriam wajeowet Ite the wired the southeretioe, the Lusts 4rwesilist surythitg dr, srsiees wilh. The taro lore will ho. it is suppsewl, wet SSW. end 9001; tw which erts wet the occupier a Use Isms Mr. Merry Ceetledatt. le mewed 3e ob. Yorkshire Finsellico. The hue sad outhouse sr. twatteared, bat We lose to she :'4s WK ( * .write. It.r. te• tawasilleaat. Tie 1,...,4 0 .1 op •be onnwlr.i no dt•trltt to, Wine, sad sir nrhleh 1••• SO• eitlsoat.h.d us•d Lte dt•TIVOS el Tow 4 ry. wirostsd bseelreds of twa v le a, toe wpm. humbles aro 1144 made 'Mal lb. vrew sf sositsihwe the exact airs of tbs soottscrai too. Nllfillln Esc as.—H is Netherlands Majesty's ..... . A•ntrel k•..tmen, kft Plueou , h seder owes on lis!oriAsy Sr Os* tut !Ulu. Wad* prewiar ft. sea NM I .be re awl a aweaw wow. Th., but of the ruin Int - tallow satl Jove soy, sad be wee wettleal, dealt elf kno rho mats sop-Reheat sit yer I. Protateattally be fell 1.M.• tat, 9r.r r, *km 12 feet below, awl areepeg tbent eat\ Ito Nude artely wee tweed frame beteg tleebed oa the de k. TIM LIVERPOOL AEI. HOLYHEAD TELE , .EtYIL Mr. IHAlsrms, the egyil royiewev, ripened toile M-Hey lkw* sad flor.aa• Bo•ri p-ot.r lay, Hist lb* tokir.42 bs trees Liyerpaol ee4 Holylmarl Is compleHri a. fa ay la'ared. *ad sk i t the arboie Ilse wlll be ready for sae lb a hataight. I THE POLICE COURTS. MIDI DAY.) MANSION.IIOIIIIY. oirrAINING 3101111 ONDIIII PALS PILITINCES.—AN a samossmaa 1:11711T WI." Thew Awl and (intim Arra were charged, the forcer wills slasiskig awl =dor kiss pretearee, sod the latter with Wag smissmoil ia fressil. It apparel fall Na 'Misc. that It le the restos of the sea working if Oho City dust and 'mestizo mammon to p roved at the aim d the waterlog sews for the purpose of a Pik ' , Mg dossalsis Ism the pro d = nierstatile Anal and householders is Pes ei namatt ; sad that foe mote mare pest the w mociser daemon bees eheasad est of Ma peophillee by • gaese of diabase, ratios Was loess of the low who, in smockfroths seal lima for the ocaieics, bays hem in lie Wit d plot rata the wry ley after the elms at the awes. nermimaaleg lismeisys as being is the employ of Me amtrammo. TheThoi tioreM7 etalmOld to welts 'laye ttes, bat posorday a pollossaa who was in Chemdde, and who beam' to be wide awake to the dodges of this theoriptioe, saw the two prlosson acting in a rather esega does way, sod se took the tremble to anoertalo what they were up is The male prisms" mitered mescal tintsad as he loft emrytom he made a comonmitallos teasel*, and nosafroally hooded something to bee. The poliormaii goiag Into mood than ehspu sareet&tillit that the male presser had abamied soft uWlinga end half arewas, by remesselig Idssolf as Wog use of the " regular dustmen," and moment' to collect dosatices on their be half, sod bowleg NM 101 to be la the employ of the con tra. wis, the Sim inewed the prisoners and took theta Into Maud). . . Tim male plawar said hs was hard op, mid as he wee ow of " MOW Istoraly, and knowed oil about it, he thought as hew there wasn't no harm in getting hold of a 6ule of the rhino is Om way. Th.. Grounder's manager, however, said the prisoner had never been re emploryed—at all evils* not fur years pent, end there was every t 0..,. to believe that be was ems of II Mg of low fellows who were continually victimising the paha by ',Akita( charitable oontribstioes, on the ground that they lad boon kicked by a horse, or fallen out of a cart, or anzartiting of that sort, while engaged a dustmen. TIM Lord Mayor sat the male primmer to hard labour for three months, bet discherged the woman, who raid she had only dose el her keebead told her. WORSEUP-STRIET. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY • EVENING, OCTOBER 14, 1859. WARE L182&-11118 D. 4 I . Two efCttion. The railway share market to-day is geoerally better. Caledonian stock hie risen t per amt., Booth Eastern 1 per coat., and most of the ether principal descriptions Ito 1 per cent. &stern Counties and North Eastern etocki are dull. London and North Western stook is quoted 94 to 1; Great Western, 631 to 631 ; Midland, 106/ to f ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 96/ to ; Booth &astern, 76 1 to 1; Berwick, 881 to 1 ; - York and North Mid land, 711 to t ; and Caledonian, ea/ to 90. Lombardo Venetian Railway shares are better, at 11 to 2 prem. East Indian Railway stook is rather firmer. There are a few inquiries for Great Luxem bourg shares, in oonmequenoe of the late decline. rc Da. Am. &sad • .... op . Lisa Ham 16. JOI Ds. 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'lflua.dina• IS TS 0.666 *di -- NON 10 m dad *is lads 3 1 . lf 1 1 la oo Not ft at Tape. o[ 7 4 INN 1141111400, - 11 VIVO et Am 1.. IN US IN Lioaliga lied all Si IT 1 au num. To. (Wit sa 1 im i et riZial.?;e!..'p (11 7. 1 NOS IN foal. n..-". °l..a llOl 10 SAIO 'Pletoha Dock • ISO IN IN A BEDOUIN Hour Diatias—Suppose that you ask the price of • horse. If the owner condescends to put • price upon him, it Is about three times what he means to take • frequently be eathsee to do it at all, but falls you to make: an offer. You do so ha receives it with contempt, aad the word Beid"—"Far off"—pronounced with a lengthened emphasis, " 8e.1...d," that seta strongly before you the enormous inadequacy of your proposal. Yen raise your price, and a contention of bargaining ensues, which is terminated by the owner riding off with his horse as if be never meant to come back any more. After a time greater or lees—in an hour or two, to-morrow, or the day after— you find that he has come back. A fresh battle issues, which (if it is not interrupted by a second riding o ff ) ends in the price being fixed. All is settled; the owner seems quite content ; you proceed to mark the horse, when, to I his late master, suddenly stung by the intolera b le thought that he has perhaps got less than be possibly might, seizes saddens off his beast in • fury, mounts and goes od again. Again he returns, and again, finding you inexorable, agrees for the seise sum. Again you want to mark the horse; and now he Mese • dreadful outcry to be paid first. You consent, and call him into the tent. In he omen attended by one Sr two friends and counsellors, sere suppos ed to be learned In Frank thew, and wide awake to the ring of a bad piece. All solemnly squat on the ground, and you proceed to count out the gold. An awful difficulty now arises. The price has bean agreed on in Ghent (pieces of 2ii piastres mob), and bas to be paid in English money. The harsh is not strong in arithmetic, and cannot be waled that the gold amounts rawly to • stipulated sum • and It is not till be has had the pieces counted a dozen Weiss into ha hand, sad till he and Ws friends have looked like owls over It for three quarters of an hour, that his doubts on this head esa be at all assuaged. At length he departs; evidently with miegivinge In •hw minutes he is back again. One of the gold pieces given him is an old fashioned so bearing the device of the George and the Grit:oo% mi n. thereby differing from the more modern ones which he earn ' moaly sees ; end this ha declares of inferior valos, and wishes so return. This brings on a fresh &pate of extreme bitter er, • end when you have finally quieted him and sent him off hilt satisfied on this score, he very likely goes off privately to your companion, who is perhapt standing somewhere out ride, and begs to be thmed whither you have not embez zled a little of his due.—Bleckeetter a Magazine for October.; CHAMPAGNE UNDER DIFTICULTIEI3.—A clothier whose early days had been spent in a cottage, the principal furniture of which consisted of one or two looms, Mv teg suddenly made a large fortune, built himself • handsome mansion, and as moon se It was completed, Invited his friends to • spleitdid banquet. The table was loaded with all the delicacies of the season, while two elaborately-cut arta decanters, tilled with what looked very like gin or whisky, were placed before the hostess. The enema not appearing to appreciate the contents of the bottles, the lady of the house, • oomely, buxom dune, was beard to exclaim, Cum ladies, i weant yet tak stun ohanithign ? they say its tart y nice ett as ff, but for mysen I don't care much about it. .P scar's iftwazux for NNW. 103347 AND CODA-ADV. Douai. Flasissg. a powerful fellow, was charged before Mr. D'Hysetert with stesiing a gold watch and chain, the prow,' of OsommThounas, a clicker. Alma-mrset, Roston, Pressminsr—Thie hay watch, but I wa. intoxicated sad dais frame bow I lost it; but I believe It was in the tgr ilm .l 4 A L sourt —Why is not this parson charged with bank? Dnuikenneas induces pocket-picking. I have bed him had the charge been made. Offistr—He was taken hour, dr Jamph Cromwell, a youth—l am a compositor. About I o'clock Ibis rimmiag 1 saw • cab opposite • publio-home atm Sh redimb ahasett. Prosecutor and a female were in lie. The loam ailed for • cigar sad a quarters of "Old Tam" lie we the cigar to the potnian, and all ths "Tees" to the peesw,utor, who became mambos. He was selliW to be tskan tato the public•house, and prisoner, who hod beim looking on. tendered his maistance, and when close by the door snatched the watch and chain, and put moose, thing in hie pocket. I accused him of the robbery ; he de nied it, but I clung to him, and grasping the watch, which I diounc•ly felt is the pocket through his frown", held it until a pollommastable arrived, when he was dragged into ths hour, mil tram *hy we laid him on the floor and forcibly took mn* Wm. 1111;.112yassert—Your. cosdnet has been very exemplary Imbed y ; a commie which with reeve* to disparity of sus rersl . . _ (eaveg eti his jacket and showing a deeply coloured mart)-8s bit me in the straggle. Premeer —I am charged wilh steeliega watch and chain now ie. a Mien ehargr, 'cos why, the chain was found fa She pntleman'a Dutton-h►oole Remanded. A BENEFIT 80CIllr 1111021TALIT ABSCONDED 7iirlikioi: A man, named James Chula Lockett has recently absconded from Mancblear ; sad time is too good rumen to courluds that he ha. einbonaled about 1,4004 belonging to the Bricklayers' Sick mod Burial Society. Lockett is believed to have left Manchester oa the 10th ult. • but mr cametences prevented suspicion 'riming for a fortnight after that time, and it was only yesterday that the knowledge of his flight woe mods known to the polo.. It seams that Lockett, who is described la Slakes Distaff', as " surveyor, - carrying on baker. ia Charles street, byrem-strest, has been for tenni years escretss7 to the Bricklayers* Sick sad Burial Society, which has Its bead mikes I. Manchester, with breaches in several other towns. Shortly before the 10th tilt he applied to the Managing Committal foe tea days' leave of absence; sad this being gran.el, he started as was supposed oa a plea sure trip. But he did not return at the time llxed ; sad kr some few days no importance was attached to his abeam When be had been overdue nearly a fortnight, eons of the oaken of the society were deputed to go to the beak la Msachemer in which the funds were deposited, sad where the beak book had been left. It was them Racer tented that a deposit note for a considerable stun which should have been lodged in the bank shortly bef,irs the 10th nit. by the primmer, wee not in the parcel with the book, se it was expected to have lava ; sad inquiries proved that rather more than 4001. was musing, of fends supposed to have been safe in Manchester. A still heavier loss, subsequently disoovered, same to Dave arisen thus A few months ego Lockett, who was very much trusted, had 1,0001. of the funds of the society landed to Inca for Investment in Consols. He no doubt did effect the laminas' in his own name, in trust, aa he was pormit•e4 to do; hat it is um/ known that th e amount has dace bees out," although the date of sale has not trampired. But 11100 is ao doubt that Lockett has mulcted the yrrconadieg society of 1,4001. of Its hardly gathered esvisge. sarada kg the relief a hi members in sickness, or the asmistance el rektirts arse of death.— x orwrisgsr Guardia. FL4RDEIB £AILWAY.--(TE18 DAL) Tale afternoon the usual half-yearly meeting of the sleeve oempeey wee held st the offices, Meoegete-street; Mr. W. C. RR maims, dolmen of the baud of directors. le the NW. — A thvided of 3e. per share wee agreed to, currying ever. Waste of Ld3t. 8.. M. The clamant congratulated the teratiag twos the steely prop...es of the underteklag, the Leland briag 6d. mon, then that daelered at the cone/rood tag period Lit year. NITSTEIIIOI.7II DZATH IN XINGITOII.—Thin morn ing information was received at the chief edam of the V divi nes of police, Wordsworth, of the discovery of the body of a young man named Charlie John Volker ' who was found dead in Kingston under the fallowing mys terious circum stances .—lt appears that the deceaaed was • wheelwright, aged titter table. and lived in the Fairfield, neer the town of Aintree. Abut • quarter to one o'clock ea lhoneday afternoon informstion was forwarded to the Riatertret police 'rhos that the deceased had been found Med is the back-yerd of David Halt, a wheelwright in llkatestrust. Conetsble Bridges, No. 166 V, was sent to thepiwn, and he discovered the unf inmate young man t a s i lf a i . n the yard with pewees wounds in the forehead. Dr. the divisional surgeon, was immediately called in, sad games aphides east the de weed lied bees dead between two sod lime hears. He et once proceeded to amain. the hedy, mind he feed no fewer than eleven wounds on the ilanimd, perested apparently from the blows of en am. He she discovered • voted in the stomach above en inch la depth, sad 'retarding downwards. That wound was esprerd to hare been ceased by • chisel. Dr. Roots gave en opiates that tze eases of dank was from the IMP& in the forehead, preclude( • fractiu e of the skull. From the ineeines that the eon stoble male, It seems that Mr. Hall yaw the Mowed last alive about 8 o'clock In the moraine, sad he then com plained of bete g 111, and be was f o usd deed by a Foam were.. named Felkidge about half-part 12 o'clock. He had been working in a shop about 40 yards from Hall's prentisee, eh-re he and hi. son were at work, tad they beard n 'thing to attract their attention. The de...A had been low-spirited for some time, std the premise/Woe that he committed Nitrate:tenon, but it dose aprar vary singular that he should hare bees abler to nutilate 'aimed( In the manner In which his body appealed. The deceased woe removed Is hie 'edg ier, where the body now remora, awaiting en inquest. A Bor BnoT rr nos BROTIIER.—An inquiry was p• aed b.fise the county Coroner, at LeiMill4lolll, yerterilay, 'maim the death of Hasty White, 14 yeam of age, who Lad tern oh .t by t h e ezpimi.in of • pus ma the ream. day. It appeared that be and Ma brother het the beet kyard where they had been working, and agreed to have • eh.tt. For this puspise the deceased ponied • gen which lied bait left its es eidjoinlog garden, geepited to :cad the gun (already charged), when hisbnitber mareed it fr an him sad end, t. Let me have the first .hot, Hers vow,' end pulled the trigger. The gun instantly ezpieefel:aded Henry fell dead, his brass being mattered word. The jury returned a verdict to the effect that the hwy bed bees ateidentanly ere by hie own b ro th er . SCAXDALOVII OteineiGL--On Sunday morning rat • most diegracetal secarmace took place at Hops Chapel, Dont:top" and we truer that the pesos guilty of the outrage may yin be dieervered. The RAM. Thomas Halm, the prtur, had mai the lan acne of the hymn afterths oar awn, and the congregation were stogies it. He was still stasdin~ in t he pelpit, when • stow was throws through the window at tie back. The broken glass "ruck him, end fell all his fee, the atone passed, and ft II .n the flight eider the pulpit, happily injurin g no one. l'ersons went out immediately, but no one war in the lase at the lack, sad they and the police are mtiened that tba atone was thrown from the barracks. It of have been thrown with pest farce, for there I. an i•uteide eartain to seedify the light, and though this la the On time that tbi coapegetian had been so disturbed while et worship, this is the eighth part of glue that has been ra• lan in that digest wrdow, end from burs mischief, entre the last month. There la tit doubt th it if the none had snuck Mr. Horton it most Mrs dose Liu could/table lrjury.—flyinvidd boirsd. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (DT JLICTRIC TILIORAI'll.) NEWMARKET MEErING.-(TRI8 DAY.) £5O PLATE. Hop lleeetuat .. Odd Fellow .. BV/SEPSTAKES OF 10 80V8. Ithigiet .. .. .. Bwertta .. .. . HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. T.Y.C. Soberados .. .. Lord of Lora .. .. .. 6 nu. PRENDERGAST STATES, Ttaormanby Cunt Adin a Inn. .. 1 HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 16 80V8. Orcas .. 1 Familia .. .. .. 11 rap . SWEEPSTAKES OF COS SOPS. Se cluaion Madame Eglantine 3 MD. HANDICAP SVIREPSTAHEB OF 10 BOVS. Dead Heat betwera Aetzcon and Pandora. 11 ran. LATEST BETTING. CAMBILIP3II3IIIBI STAKES. 10 to sot North Walla (t) 10 to Ardor (t) 19 to Atiatho (t) 100 U Volts (t) 1 Gigolo& (t) 100 00 so to Lady Alk• (t) 20 to 20 to prose (t heti') 30 to Groorltios (t) 1000 to 30 Petra (t) 20 to 1 Hooey (of) 26 to 1 Ataboolt (of) 36 to 1 Parity (of) 40 to 1 Maud (t) DERBY. 100 to 8 - agit ---- TlOnly (I) COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) • - The ailmilenee of the trade was small sad the tone quiet kwt item. Prices of mom mildew of the wade were un altered. The supply of home poem grain wee small. The O of foreign pain into Loadoo since last Moeda, were reported this morning as nibil of dour, fair of wheat, smell of burley, sad Imp of oats. WIZAT.-s6glish sold at last Monday's advance. Foreign firmly meintabled in value. English white, 40e. to 465. ; red, 365. to 40*. per qr. ; Dmitri° and Kedge= 438. te 665. per 1611 b. ; Rostock, 42e. to 60s. ; ether pinta 40s. to ; Preach, 38e. to Cs. ?Lova in moderate demand. at lam Monday's pleas. Town, 36e. to 43e.; Norfolk, 29e. 6d. per 28016.; Frew* 28s. to 335. per 280Ib. ; Amer., U.S., - per barrel. BA ILLEY.-Fine sorts 0011ti2011011•1011, and maintained at last Moeday's rates. English, 24.. to 445. per qr.; Baltic, 24.. to 27e. ; other sorts, 235. to 275. per quarter. Oars improving sale at last Menday's rates. Brltish,l2oe. to 30s. per qr. ; Russian, 18e. to 24.. per qr. ; other Baltic port., 22a. to 275. per qr. Brits.-Faigileti and Egyptian quiet at leaf Monday's rates. English tick, Me. to 41a. ; harrow, 425. to do per qr. Foreign, 10*. to 60e. per qr. Egyptian, 325. Per M. Peas slow trade at last Monday's rate.. English bonen, 425. to 60e. ; hog and grey, Me. to 42e. ; foreign white, 46.. Ft.oartwo Caemons.-Binoe last Friday only 16 grain laden vessels were reported arrived at ports of call, via, 6 wheat, 8 maim, 2 berley, 1 rye. The whole of the recently arrived fleet is sow chewed 114 ••••P• • 1 ••• 01 :6004 bat to-days telegram •811061111111 tbs arrival of several fresh car goes Wheat, arrima i ;eta s. Ohirks, 43a. 63. pee 4923ba.; maize, on peerage, 110 s. pm 4921 be. ; one barley. Egyptian, arrived, a meek tid.; one on passage, 23e. per 40011 e. aosiTALI INTO 101112011 non 00T. 10 TO 07. U. k ft 1000 1 WO 11 1 1 ".. .0611adt 710/w. : roma glom •-• mina IKPIZIAL £VIIMIDIL 1 *Msg. asild. by& ar► M• M. LI It ea` VI 2 It P a . It lb 34 Un 14 IN Y. 404 44 .44 11 Ms Id 114 Ida 4d 444 44 811 N 7.74 9.1 No 1491 lb 94 $ 9l 74 Ws foll lib Id 114 Td 194 led WU MN. N - • - No Id d• id 074 d-1 444 4411114 44 .... a _ . i PAvgloft lb o. 1 ate, Dem-111mM *Ow. Chis. ark lksi mid Pey 1/0/1/111/ /1411FIATIMINI 01 AIUMMIS SO Vile*? SIMON ~..R WM:• 1.•111MA MIL esp 4. & 11•04.10. Imp. 17. IL OK L 044 & 41 6 :.. ...m.i .Lt... . ...... .: 41 1 41 11 41 10 ... . ... ... ..• LIVERPOOL CORN MARIRT.—(THDI DAT.) (IT Barran AND IRISH luezmno (FROM OUR OWN CORIBITONDRXT.) Grain market slow with Ilmitad wearisome* of buyers. The quotations generally are at:Tuesday's prior. Wheat In rsoderste demand; dour quiet; brass and Indian corn steady, and other articles only is retail inquiry. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SVOAL—The market has been more firm this week, and Crrates have been more freely paid, particularly for otiery qualities. Several cargoes of foreign have also been sold afloat this week. Refinedsteady ; lumps, 48e. to 80,. Correa.—The public salsa have pose off heavily this week, and prices are nether lower. Tea.—The amount of business done this week has been very small, as both buyers and sellers have been waiting news from China, which has not yet strived, and geseral quotations remain unaltered. Cornet.—About 2,600 bales sold at id. decline. Ru s.—A limited business done at merlons rates. RU Pl.—This =AM has been fiat, but prices ars unaltered. SALTPETRE has been dull of sole. Scut Li , have sold to a limited extent at about last week's currency. Markets generally have been quiet this week. TALLOW KARBET.--(T1118 DAY.) The market Is Brae, at the annexed prices —Town hallow 67e. nee cash (amine!) Petersham Y.C. on the mot, 60e. ; all the your, 69e. , December, 60.. 3d. to 60e. 6d.; January to Mserla, 60e. HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) —TLe following are the prim :-661ba. to 641ba., 4d. to 4 ; 441b0 to 721 6 0., 4id. to ; 7211.. to 801.6 a., 4p. to &i.; 8016. to &Sibs., 6d. to 6 .; 11.911 , a. t0192b0., 614. to 91d.; 96160. to 1041 6 a., bid. t o ; 10416.. to 112ba., 6}d. to eid.; lion, Was, Os. to 100. dd.; Calf shim. Wit, 2a. 6d. to 4a.; full. 7a. BEILMONDOBT.—Sbeep potted, 6a. to 7a. 3d. ; half bred, 4s. 9d. to 10. 6d. ; downs. 3a. 10d. to Y. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Kowa Patera/it and Smith report that at Weftlll Far yesterday about 2,650 pocket. of Fernham and 2,600 country bops were pitched for sale. About two-thirds of the Farn ham wore sold at from 100 a. to 112 e. per cwt ; Guldbm's ditto, at toe. per cwt. About one-third of the country. elso were sold at about Mc per cwt. They also report that the London merchants appeared to be doing a far business by 'wimple in buth Kent and Sauce hops, and that the market this wormiest in the Borough is very firm for all hops with colow sad vaday. COAL MARKET—(PHIS DAY.) Wall. End Awls Close, 184. ; Walla End 'Nark! Moor, 13..; Walla Ead Eden, 1/3" , Walla End Hatton, 19..; Walla End Haugh Hall. 18..; Walls End Whitworth, , Wylatn, 16a. ; Davidson's Hawley, 16.. 3d . , North Holywell Main, 16e.-19 Whips at market. Tilt GROWTH or Ihtess.—Drese has made a WHOI , venous spring eines the Introduction of railways. Ladies, whops soothers used to get all their Wage into a moderate aimed box and a carpet-bag, travel with great pianoforte-raw his package*, so numerous that they am obliged to be num bered for tear they forget bow many they have. And the more they take the more they want to t a k e , till eac h l a dy looks as if ales ought to have a luggage-van to herself. Then, to see them attempt the entry of a moderate sized carriage; the utter disproportion of the door to the "object," as it may well be called, that seeks edmiselon! The absurdity of fashion might might be tolerated If it Inconvenienced only the wearer; bat when one lady retard, herself to tee size of two, she neeemerily take. up the room of two, sad meat ex clod* some one eke from a sear. A family coach bee now no chance of accommodating a family. One full-blneni sister most go instead of two natural sired girls. The only advan tage we Pee in the absurdity In, that it forms a tort of graduated seals of gentility ; the more extravagant a woman is in her hoops, the leas Mobbed we are to think her • Isdy. his only the vulgar who go into extreme*, and make them seine look like curtainr to bathing-machnses.—elein or Ainglets, Pan IV. 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The heaviness which prevailed yesterday after noon in the Stock Exchange hasentirely disappeared- Higher prices have been received from Perla, sad a rumour is circulated that a Congress is really to be held. The funds have risen I per cent., and most other descriptions of securities participate to a greater or less extent in the improvement. The chief demand is still for the New Indian Loan. The scrip was quoted half-an-hour ago, 1021 to 1, but has risen within the last ten minutes to uni to 1. The stock is firm at 1021 to I. The Three per Cent. Rental opened at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, ' at 69fr. 40c. for the account, but soon receded to 69fr. 26c. The latter quotation, however, is nearly per cent. better than that of yesterday. The decrease of two mill;one sterling in the bullion in the Bank of France (as shown in another column) has attracted little attention. Consols are officially marked 95/, to 98 for money, and 95; to 96 for the account. The present quotations are 95; " buyers " for cash, and 96 " sellers " for the Bth November, Bank Stock has been dealt in at 2191 to 222; the Three per Cents. Reduced at 941 to ; ; the New Three per Catty., at 941 to .1 ; the New Indian Loan (stock), at 101; to 1021; ditto scrip at 102 to 1021; the Four per Cent• Debentures of last year, at 96 to 961; ditto , 1859, at 951 to 96 ; India Bonds, at 24. dia. to par; and Exchequer Bills, at 255. to 28s. prem. Turkish stocks have recovered about 1 per cent., the Loan of 18,54 being quoted 781 to 791 sx div., and that of 1858, 681 to 69. Mexican Bond& have set with some business, but have not recovered. Radian Three per Cent. stock is marked; dia. Spanish Bonds remain dull. Generally this department is firmer than yesterday. Salsa are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Fotir-and-a-Half per Cents., 18.58, 951, 951; Dutch Two-and-allalf per. Cents., 68 (exchange 126.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificate., 1001, 100 ; French Three per Coat. Renter, 68fr. 371 c. (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., 221, 221, 22; ; ditto for se count, 221, 221; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 481; Russian Three per Cents., 1859, 671 ; Spa niah Three per Cents., 481; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 34, 331; ditto Passive Bonds, 11 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, 78/, 79, ex div.; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, 691; ditto, for account, 68/, 681, 681. The steamers Borussia and New York have arrived from New York with about 190,000!. in specie. Foy' o'Cupcx. Consols are quoted 9d to 96, for money, Xnd . 96 exactly for the account, being about the same as at 2 o'clock. The scrip of the New Indian Loan con tinues firm, at 1021 to $. The payment of the dividends commenced at the Bank of England yesterday, and the money market was naturally affected. Choice bills were discounted at n to 2[ per cent. The applications at the Discount Office at the Bank were few. There were no bullion operations of importance at the Bank yesterday. The Ahican Mail steamer Athenian has arrived, with 10,0001. in gold. - - - A meeting of shareholders in the Hiatsdorf Mill Company of Ceylon is called for the 24th inst. to declare a dividend. With reference to the market for America& esenrides, Messrs. D. Bell, Bon, and Co. report se follows : - During the peat week there has been a steady demand for the various American state stocks, but the actual transac tions have been few and unimportant, leaving quotations without change, whilst from the absence of • talon in them the prices of railroad securities are y lower. A meeting was held yesterday of the creditors of Messrs. Bishop and Farbridge, East India mer chants, who stopped payment on the 13th inst. The Wanes sheet submitted by Mr. F. Maynard, the accountant, estimates the liabilities at 11,41 W., and the sales at 4,6541., showing a deficiency of 6,7561. After an acrimonious discussioa, a resolution was for winding up the estate in the Court of Ci l t d ruptcy. The tallow market continues to rise. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,4081. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire (including Rut Lancashire), an increase of 4,4341.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln. shire, an increase of 3451. ; the North Eastern, an increase of 3,1281.; the Midland, an increase of 3,1051.; and the South Eastern, an increase of 1,8281. The third call of 61., making 101. paid, is to be paid on the shares in the Great Southern of India Railway Company by the 11th Nov. TIVIIDET Syrinx.. Consols, which closed yesterday at 951 to ; for the Bth Nov. ' opened this morning at 954, " buyers," advanced to 961, and closed at 96t, " sellers, " or 95 11-16 to 4 . For money the last price was 961. There was no purchase on government account. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 961, 1,1; ditto for account (Bth Nov.), 951, t, 1; Three' per Cent. Re duced, 941, 4 ; New Three per cents.. HI, 4,4, t. I Bank Stock, 221, 2204, 221; India Stock, 21V; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan (stock). 1014, 1014, 102, 1011, 102 ; ditto, scrip, 1014, 102; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, 964 ; ditto, 1859, 964. The scrip of the New Indian Loan was dealt in in the morning from 1014 to 102, and left off at 1014 to 1, being neatly the same as yesterday. The stock was last quoted 1011 to 1. The Indian Four, per Cent. Debentures were in quired for, and better. The issue of 1868 was quoted 93 to 981 ; and that of 1869, 961 to 96. India Bondi were quoted 31. die. to par; and Z.:chequer Bills, 24e. to 275. prem. MINES.-IHIB DA Two o'CLoCK. aharkieetbeeremainssteadyNrh Downs, . o T t he o p w rin : cipalnZranmisacnintig market nin shares in West Caradon, East Basset, Stray Park, Providence, and °rambler and St. Anbyn mines. In the Stock Exchange East Basset shares are officially marked 168, ex dia. ; North Downs, 131 and 13; Tamar, ; West Caradon, 155, ex dia. ; and Wheal Mary Ann, 331. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain quiet. Mariquita are marked and The seventh half-yearly meeting of the Sierra Nevada Lake Water and Mining Company is called ter the 28th tan. The Great Retallack Mine amounts, presented at the meeting of shareholders, showed ash in hand to the aruutint of 6511.12 a. Bd. The balance of mote over liabilities amounted to 6631. 12a. aid. At Hingston Downs two monthly meeting, hell t esterday, the scoounta prevented showed a cash balance of 2951. and a balance of payments over receipts before the meeting in December next of 942/. las. Bd. A call of 3s. 61. per share was made. The captain states In his report :—"Lode in Monies shaft will produce 3 tons per fathom; 110 west, 4 tons; 100 west, 2 tons; stow in beck of 100, 7 ions; lode in 86, 1 ton. Whim slaking below 85 treat worth 3 tons. The pitches throughout the wine continue to prudww about the same quantities of ore, and the next sampling will not be leas than 230 tone of fair quality, and from present appear ances I am *whiled that a hula more perseverance only la required to make this a very permanently great and mat able mine." THE STOCKING Titamt.—The unusually healthy state of Use •tooking trade bas caused the old cry to be raised of onions. Durbin the summer just passed there hes been *slight advance upon an kinds of hose, and this has caused delegate meetings to be held In various villages where the trade Is carried on. On Monday :Est a deput►tion from Lek ester attended the village of Kthworth, to endeavour to persuade the hands there to form themselves into a union ; but we believe the result was attended with no better wow than it had been before, the meeting separating without coming to any agreement at all.—Btaraford Mercury, 1 e s — 11 3 I II e i 11 ab af 9sr a A i il i I a I a 16.1_ Iv ▪ is 94 If 94 1 . 9 14 N 11 4. 181 49 14 111 41 di n M ws N bp el it la as a• ma N N N 11 11 1191 I 3111 321 T3i 3