The Express. — London, England, 1864-09-28 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, ;:WEDNESDAY RegAtilNG, SEPTEMBER 28... 1864. and seized him by lb. col* ead libru‘t hip knuckles into his throat, and then Mr. AMIN& Wit "If you do not re lines ma—you are choking me—l will drib you" ; end Mr. Addison that did strike the onestable. He considered there had been great sneer on the part of the constable, and he was onl struck by Mr. Addison what ha was nearly thrthe eenstable being the amerce. Mr. Lewis then called several gentlemen who bore out the statement he bed madiond all of them denied that Addison knocked off the constables hat, that the constable had behaved in a very insulting manner, and interfered without any reason. Some of them said they heard Mr. Addison complain of being nearly choked. One of the gentlemen said, that when he went to the station slier the defendants were locked up, he (witness) was kicked and pushed about in the peerage of the station, and his hat knocked off by about half • dosen constables, the constable Roffey having also kicked him deliberately while on the way to the station. Mr. Tyrwhitt said he thought it an unfortunate set on the part of the coostatie. If decant persons were parting with each other at the caner of a street it was too much inter fering with the public for the police to interfere with them. The mutable had acted with rashness, but he did not impute bad feeling to the oonstable. He would not say anything harsh against the constable, because he knew what a difficult duty they had to perform, and what coo. fusion there was generally in such cases. He should dis charge both defendants. Mr. Hutchinson appeared to have done nothing. Mr. Hutchinson said he had not interfered in the matter at all, only wishing to clear his house. WORSHIP-STREET. ASSAULTING A CIJNOTItAN IN THE STRUTS. Mary Dean, 27 yews of age, eery maeculinsin appear awe, but with good-tempered regular features, was charnel with drunkenness, disorderly conduct, and the following &malts. The Rev. W. Holmes, curate of BR Bosolph, Aldgate, said —This morning I was pamog along the High-street of Whitechapel, with my wife, children, ands friend, when this woman struck me from behind, knocking off my hat. I, of coarse, was greatly astonished at fi nding the blow was not accidental, and alarmed on perosiviog that she was about to assault my wife, which certainly the would bare done had not some man preventel her. My hills boy was knocked down, and great confusion prevailed, for she was more like a fiend than anything else. I never saw such a woman. Mr. Ellison—Have you any knowledge of her? Co m plai nen t—l saw her before that I recollect. Mr. Ellison—Did she address yon in any way ? Complainant—l heard her ray something about "parsons, and the word and the blow coming together probably pre vented my hearing more—l felt it incumbent on me to give her into custody. I was not hart. • Mr. Ellison—Do you wish to ask this gentleman any ques tions ? Defendant (smiling)—Well, I don't recollect anything about it ; I never was m a court like this before. I'm very sorry if I've done anything wrong; but I can't recollect, although it's not long since. Mr. John Toner, of Vivian-road, Vistaris.park—l am a City missionary, and at the time in question was with Mr. Holmes as mentioned. I heard some one say, " Give it the parsons ;" the voice wan from behind, and at the same implant coy hat was struck off. I received no injury ; the defendant then roiled at the lady, exclaiming " Oh you don't like it, don't you," and most assuredly would have struck her had tot a man attending at a gingerbeer stall by the spot have seized and held held her until the police came. There was great excitement.. Edwards, 137 11—It took four men to get this woman to the station-house. She struck me twice on the face and once on the arm. I don't know anything about her our way, but she was drunk then, although she don't show it now. _ _ llefeedant—Yes, I believe that I had a little ; still I don't recollect anything else. Mr. Ellison, after some conversation with the rev. gen tleman, said—l will remand this woman, that it may be as artaisiid who sad what ahe is. She is described as being married._ Defendaot—That's right. Mr. Ellison—And if I find that she has offended in this abominable manner before I shall punish her severely, and it will, therefore, probably be unnecessary for you to attend spin for defendant. sir. Defeodant was then removed. WANDSWORTH. SLIWZDIG IN BRIM Ann Snide. 2T, Sarah Daese ' - 24, Minnie Clinton, 23, Ellen Min, 22, alldseeribed se prostitutes, without homes. George Dicker, • labourer, and Thomas Hawking, corporal of the 13th Brigade Royal Artillery, Shoeburynees, were placed in the do c k bef o r e Mr. Daymao charged with wandering abroad, and lodging in so out-hOuse on Wands- worth-common, without having any visible means of iii iatence. Hawkins waa further charged with being a deserter. Police-oonetabls Tetchall, 206 V, said—Between 2 sad 3 o'clock this morning I found the penmen in a shed in gravel-pit near the Windmill, on the common belonging to Mr. Neal. The shed had been fastened up. I heard voices in the shed, and on going to the door I found the staple of the lock drawn. I asked them what they were doing there, and they said only for a lie down to sleep. Mr. Hayman—Any property in the abed Waimea—Yes, sir, the workmen's tools. The prisoner Smith—The staple was drawn. The constable further stated that the soldier told him he was on pea', but when be asked him to show it, be said he bad lint it. Dicker said he had been discharged from the 9th Lannert - --- Mr. Cayman—Do you know anything of the women ! Constable—They bee been lying about the common for mouths. _ Diaor'a dafatioa wee that he came with Hawkhis to W"pdaworth to was a friood. Mr. Dayman told the timelier' that they had no business to go into the shed. if they wanted a lodging they knew where to obtain we in a legitimate and proper way. He re manded the prisoners for • week, as there had not been time to asoertain whether any property had been lest from the abed. The prisoners were then removed. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (BY lETIEO TZLIGII2II.) NEWMARKET MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) ST. LEGER STAKES. TWO-YEAR-OLD HANDICAP. Jack e' Lantern Gonna 1 8 ran. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Columbine . . brains. 5 ran. SWEEPSTAKES OF 10 SON'S. First ban of Ab. Y. Busy. Kiag of Greece, Lady Egidza, Pam be Civil, Mims Carter f, Ethel, The Leader, Kildare, and Lazzaroni are hero. SIXTEENTH TRIENNIAL STAKES. A.F. Bow, Ely, Aeriesla, Effie, Sir Roger, Tomato, Enable, Skethogtoo. aid Hollyfox are here. PAID Fosrmr.—Midnight Mass, Abbot, Idle Girl, Alum, Langboloi, Hews, Peat, Gondola, Edrasastoo, Ellerby, Myrtdias, Alooyae, Reviver, Baadarilla, aid Lady Lure well f. ENTRY FOR eV PLATE. DJ. Berbedoet, Land of the West, Triumpher, Reelfoot, and Flatterer. All are here. GRANBY STAKES. From the tarn of the Lands in. Ostregor, Chimney Sweep, Rothomago, Prunellr, and General Rally are here. PAID FON;IIIT.—W;II Wee, Hamala, Bally p Fastly, Caepla anti Pantomimist LATEST BETTING. CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 2000 to 25 apt Csrisbreoir (t) 2000 to 25 Tomato (Q. THE DERBY. 30 to 1 apt Archimedes (t) 33 to 1 Oppressor (t). 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Aso. ) Do. New Load. G. Omnibus C.(L I Loud., Italian, &claw Lond.Mer. Diecount(L) Lond.ProrincialSiarine Yana &riga. & Canal 10.000 '1117) 4000 10 27.60 - ZO is lams!: se. 40.000 , 40 10,000 40.0001 . 1V??? to Do Marine Invest& anCLI *menus Laad,ao.(L Medit. lizten. Tel. a. lion Wort Natal Land& OoL C. ff ) National Db. Coat. IL National Financial (L Nationalities's Nay.(l4 NernaddsOosi & L 'L Do. Now N.Tealand T.&Loaa(L N.Brit. A oatrnladao (L) N. Drit&Mercea. la.(I. Novalicotisq.andL. .14 iiiiii' iii oowas Marian ,Isms. Oriental Coatinercial(~i Oriental Financial (1.) Oriental Ow ([balled) I Do. New OrientlnkadBaama(l4) Otago & Stalatalavesa Ottoman Memento* (L.) Ottoman On (Lionel Mean(L) Do. New IPatilth.land&Kla.(4 I/Nagasaki. & 0. Samna I_ Do. 14w 100.000 1 60,000 1 60000 10 26,000 10 10,000 60 10,000 6 13,6001 10 37,600 10 000,0001 I ft 10,000 00 10,000. N 17,000, 10 1 - 01 105 100 106 94 97 97 99 99 lil7 14 96 00 101 97 100 IN 104 108{ 1014 Pl. siiii I 6 000 ale max as, *OOO 10 !1,6"1 as 10.000. 00 ' 260.0?:_1i z • Si. in iii r ., e ll r SO 6T I Ft 44 71 411 idis bus II 4 psi 14nbrods L. IL(1. - 1Y.600 100,000 110 11,K10 10 10,000 10.000 . I 10.000 00 15.000 10 13.000 10 10.000' 00 00.000 60 10.000. 60 Do. No'w Rio J. City Improv. (L ] Its 2 die aPal 2 Ipea 41. Igekm i ire cr I 1 it SS 103 11S 11e 111 las pax 1 IJo 1 le II idb 40•1 *dial 6 Pa, 6 3 dia. I 3301 ! 903di r gos 11 2 pp! loyal Ysllittoin ;Scot. Austria. laved *with. Knight. &Co.E.:. Flnac.i ll ll/0* t o African IL & In. (L. South Australian land !Submarine T ITal.Cousatruct koIL 1: ITriwt&AsaaThanses.t MerseysystAss la. (L. T. *L Co. of U. Oman* UNIMAK. Mks. 00. (L, 'lltilvora Marino Inn(L Upper Aram T0%0.1* I Ditto Taa tilousatil land _ Warrant PlasnosiLlat WastladialtPacalleB L , a ii i iitti.! 41 4191 a I I Ipm o ll: 1 I Pl ai it Ls 10 11E 2 2tpr, PREFERENCE SHARKS. ra 4e per cent redeem. at 10 per cent. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Central Argentine, 2e. Imperial Mexican Railway (Limited), 4. Recife and San Francisco (Limited) par. 7 per asot,lsl. South Austrian and Lomheiclo-Veeetiaa, 2N, le. ~t UR 19 1111 1} 1; 4 I zd Greet Nor peon., 101 j. MONEY MARKET.-(TllIS DAY.) Two o'CLocz. The stock markets to-day are dull, and, in the absence of adequate demand from the public, the tendency of prices is unfavourable, notwithstanding large arrivals of specie. The funds have declined per cent., and several of the speculative foreign bonds and home railway stocks are rather lower. Banking and financial shares do not recover. Attention is chiefly occupied with preparations for Friday's settlement in shares and foreign stocks. The demand for money to-day is moderate, and the rate for good three months' bills is still 81 to 9 per cent. In the Stock Exchange the charge for short loans is 6 per cent. Consols are now quoted 872 to I for money, and 88 to I for the account (October 11). The official business report is as follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 87i, L ditto, for account, 88, j ; Three per Cents. Re dneed, 861, 86 ; New Three per Cents., 861, 86} ; Red Sea Telegraph, 19j ; India Stock, 209 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock, 104, 1037, ; ditto Four per Cent. Debentures, ; ditto Bonds, 20s. dis. Foreign stocks in some cases are rather lower. Confederate Bonds are* per cent, worse, at 73 to 74; Greek ; worse, at 23 to k ; Spanish Passive dnll,at 301 to 1 ; the Certificates I lower, at 131 to ; and Mexican steady at 27 to Turkish Bonds of 1858 are I worse,' at 68} to +, while those of 1862 are steady, at 69/ to 70 ; and the Consolid4s, at 54 to Transactions are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres, for account, 93 ; Egyptian, 97 ; Greek Coupons, 91 ; Italian, for account, 66k, ; ; Mexican, 26; ; ditto 1864, 25} ; Peruvian, (old), 96; ditto Three per eta., 72; Portuguese, 1856, &c., 461,1; Spanish Passive, 301, ; ; ditto NZ cat.% 131, 1 ; Turkish, 1858, 681, ; ditto, an, 70, 69; ; ditto 100/. Bonds, 694, 701 ; Vene zuela, 1862, 55 ; ditto, 1864, 443. International Financial shares are now quoted n to 2; prem. ; General Credit, 1; to 21 preen. ; London Financial, 61 to 3 prem. ; Imperial Mer cantile, 1/ to 2 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15 to ; ; Anglo-Egyptian Bank, / to 1 prem. ; Ottoman Societil thindrale 11 to 11 prem. ; Credit Fonder and Mobilier of ingland, 2 to I prem. The arrival of 554,0001. in specie is announced to-day. The Atrato, from the West Indies, has brought 466,0001. ; and the City of Washington from New York, 98, 000/. _ _ Fora o'CLocit. Consols ate still quoted 871 to for money, and 88 to 1/ for the amount. 62,0001. in gold has been sent into the Bank, and 30,000 sovereigns with drawn for Portugal. About 90,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, but 30,000 sovereigns are stated to have been withdrawn for exportation. Since the last return a total of 195,0001. has been sent in, and 950001., withdrawn. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon in one or two cases were slightly Hatter, but generally showed steadiness. The rate for bills on St. Petersburg was quoted somewhat lower. The list is subjoined : Amsterdam, 3 months, 12.2 to 1 ; ditto, 3 dam 11.181 to 191 ; Rotterdam, 3 months, 12.2 to I ; Ant werp, 3 months, 26.75 to 80; Hamburg, me. bum°, 3 meths, 13.9 to ; Paris, 3 days, 25.271 to 371; ditto, 3 months, 25.75 to 80 ; Frankfort-on-the-Maine, 3 months, 1213 to 1; St. Petersburg (per roable), 3 months, 291 ro3ol ; %suns, ed. do., 3 months, 12 to 12.5 ; Trieste, eff. do., 3 months, 12 to 12.5 ; Madrid, 3 months, 471 to 1 °esti; 3 mouths. 471 to 48 ; Leghorn, 3 months , 25.8, 1 to 921 ; Geom. 3 month; 25.871t0 921 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.871 to 921 ; Naples, 3 mootAs, 25.871 to 921 ; Palerrne, 3 months, 25.871 to 921 ; Marina, 3 months, 25.e71 to 02i ; Lisbon, 90 days, 614 to 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 511 to 1. The failure is announced of Messrs. Turd, Bar clay, and Co., East India merchants, owing, it is stated, to the failure of remittances from the East, to which quarter the firm have 'Sipped a large supply of metals. The liabilities are com puted at from 120,0001. to 125,0001., but the direct engagements aro not expected to exceed 25,0001. The stoppage is also announced of Mr. F. Yagues, of London, a small house in the Spanish trade. At the adjourned meeting of the proprietors of the Bank of England yesterday, the proposal to pay • dividend for the half year at the rate of 5j per cent. was formally confirmed. At the meeting - of the Financial Discount Com pany, held yesterday, a dividend was declared for the half-year at the rate of ten percent. per annum. At a special meeting of the directors of the Lon don, Buenos Ayres, and River Plate Bank (Limited), held yesterday, Mr. John Hackblock and Mr. G. A. IL Holt were unanimously elected chairman and deputy-chairman of that establishment, owing to the death of the late chairman, Mr. Henry Bruce. A vacancy having occurred in the board of the South Eastern Banking Company, Mr. George Young, of the firm of Begbie, Young, and Begbiea, of Mark-lane and one of the directors of the City Bank, has been elected to the seat. A call of 10s. is to be paid on the shares of the Financial Corporation (Limited) by the 21st Oct. Subjoined are the quotations of insurance, gas, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Ex change list of last evening : . . lesiranom —Atlas, 13# ; Commercial Union, 8 ; Guardian, 4W •, Indemnity Marine, 134 i 4 5; Liverpnol and London and Globe (6 war cent. annuitim), 121 Laudon and OMe donian Manse (Limited), 41 ; London and Provincial Ma rine, 2# ; North British and Mercantile, 16# ; Ocean Marine, 21#; Thames and Money Marine (Limited), 6 0 : Universal Marine (Limited), 5# I. Gaslight and Coke.—Equitable, 88 ; ditto new, 31 ; European, 14 #ea dlv. ; ditto new, 7 # div. ; Great Central, 17# ; Imperial Continental, 82# • Phone, new, 20 United General, 40 ex div. ; Westmii;ater Chartered, 82 3. —London and St. Sr 4 .e. 681 7#. -Jos Katharine, 681 Criabok—liergeser (or London), 2311 3. Waterworks.—Est Loodoo, 123. The Edinburgh, for New York, will call at Queenstown to-morrow and messages will be re ceived at any of the Electric and International Telegraph Company's offices in London up to &30 p.m., and in the provinces up to 3 p.m. The Europa, for Halifax and Boston, will call at Queenstown on Oct. 2, and messages will be re ceived until the same hours. TUESDAY Erwrnia. Consols, which closed yesterday at 88i, "sellers," for the 11th October, opened this morning at the lame quotation, and closed at 88{ to . For money the last price was 81 to 88. The official busiueas report ►s as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 873, 88, 87i; ditto for account, 88i, 3, e; Three per Ceuta. Reduced, 861, {, g, g ; New Three per Cents., 86g, ; India Stock, 211 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1031, 104 ; ditto Bonds, 18s. dia. ; Five per Ceut. "enlaced " rupee paper, 100. The India Five per Cent. Stock was dull. India bonds were purchased at 18s. dia. The March Exchequer Bills were rather firmer, at 12s. to 4s. die. ; and the June steady, at 255. to ltis. dis. The foreign stock market was generally firm, a fair demand being experienced for some of the speculative stocks. Greek, Mexican, Turkish Consolides, and Spanish Certificates improved per neut., and Spanish Passive, Russian Bonds of 1864, and Turkish of 1858 and 1862, about I. On the other hand, Chilian Four-and-a-Half per Ceuta. and Peruvian Bonds declined 1 per cent., Sardinian and New Granada to The market for Bank shares remains heavy, and in many cases prices were quoted lower. There is tail: much speculation in Alliance Bank shares the old, after declining to 18 to 20, closed at 20 to 21, being the same as yesterday. The new shares remain heavy. Agra Bank, London, Birmingham, and South Staffonishire, and City Bank, declined about 21. 10s., and many other descriptions, be. to 11. per share. On the other hand, Imperial Bank shares recovered as much as 31., and International, Metropolitan and Provincial, and Land Mortga g e Bank of India were firmer. Anglo-Egyrtian Bank thane were last quoted j to 1 prem. The shares of the financial companies were a little more inquired for in the morning, but ate , wards gave way again. London Financial un proved 54., while Imperial Mercantile declined fis. Other descriptions left off much the same as vista , day. The closing quotations are annexed, viz. : Intersational, I to 2 prem. ; General Credit, to 2} prem.; London Financial, to I prem. ; Im perial Mercantile Credit (amalgamated), II to 2 prem. ; Credit Mobilier, If to 21 prem. ex div. and new shares; and Credit Foucier, to 21 prem. ex div. and new shares. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoor. The mining market is quiet, and prices generally presented no variation. East Grenville shares are better at 71 to and Glasgow Caradon in quired for, at 3to }. Wheal Seton are quoted 212} to 21b • East Caradon, 27 to :W ; and Great Vor, 31 to 3 : 2. No business i 4 officially recorded in the Stock Exchange. Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. ILARIC-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) Fresh up this morning the arrivals of English wisest, coastwise and by land carriage, were on a limited sake. The show of sample., however, wee moderately good. Very few buyers were in attendance, and the demand for sMI kinds ruled heavy, at le. to 2.. per qr. beneath lent week's quotations. There was a large supply of foreign wheat on the stands. All descriptions were a dull inquiry, at Monday's decline tales. Floating cargoes of pain were heavy, but not cheaper. Barley, the receipts of which were tolerably extensive, was a dull inquiry. In prices, however, oo change took plane. There was only a limited demand for malt, at Monday's decline in the quotations. The stocks if malt are rowe -1 seated as heavy for the time of year. I Oats were a slow inquiry at the late decline in prices. The supply of foreign qualities was large. Bows ruled heavy at previous quotations. In peas, next to nothing was doing, on former terms. The flour trade was iis a sluggish state. Linseed, sapwood, and cakes were the tar., iu favour of buyers. Agricultural seeds were steady io price. CCitHENT PRlead. ENOLLZ. Pr Qr. Wain. a a 64ex,E46,4,red,18a 17 to 41 1414 87 to 41 white, INS 40 to 44 Nadoca ma Lama. , 1864 41 to 47 rod. 1803 - {p Pie Or. Ws. S. I. Scotch, toed Scotch potato Isiah. white „ black Sums. Mangan Tick Barrow Pigeon.. itapbe White .. OUT* Malting Grinding Z 5 to 35 25 to 29 23 to :8 St to II 32 au : 35 to 311 33 to 44 $4 to ST 87bN ~ 88 to 41 FLOOIL Town made, par HO lbe. Household 3O to Si Country Norfolk and Suffolk, ez ship 26 to 29 _ _ n..-s. Dardso and Smalls 17 to 12 Maa55....... IS to IS lisoa. 116 to SP SIS to 111 SHARE LIST&-(THIS DAL) Two o'OLooi. The railway market is heavy, and pri oesiave declined in most instances. London and South Western stock has receded 1 per cent ; Midland and Lancashire and Yorkshire, t ; London and North Western and Great Western, 3 ;and South Eastern, 4. London and North Western stock is now quoted 1084 to 109 ; Great Western, 67 to 4 ; Miaind, 126} to 127 ; Lancashire and Tor- shire 1111 to 1124 ; South Eastern, 814 to Metropolitan, 104 so • London and South Western, 91 to 92 ; Great Eastern, 44 to 3 ; Cale donian, 123 to 124; and Great Northam, 126 to 127. Lombardo-Venetian shares are inquired for, and exhibit an upward tendency. On the other hand, Imperial Mexican, Central Argentine, and Great Western of Canada are flat. Indian lines are inactive. ORDINARY IRAI AND ROCK& I Pd. I RAILITAIS. 101 all ,At/aailce SC Lerma, Bt. 140 lloas.Bar. 10 10 Do. X Shares tOi all Buffalo & Lake Huron 10 MI Do. Preference 100 100 Buff., Brant,* Oosiselch p.o. 811..Au0.1.111/11 100 100 Do. do. July 1, 1871 , 100 100 Do. do. Jana 1, tell St 100 Cal. &11.Kaatero sp.e.g. It 100 Cape T. & Doekep• og. 100 all Dealan.e.par.pral St 1 100 Baas. B ent. 6do It 100 Zs& ladlaa in. 6do 10 5 Do. J Italaosloa Bt. 100 Grand Trunk of Canada; 100 all Do. [quip. 11.11.,6p.et 100 all Do. lat pref. Hoods 100 all Do. do. deterred' 100 all' Do. sod pref. Bonds 100 an Do. do. datarrad 100 • all Do lad prat Stock 100 Do. do. deterred 106 j an I Do. lth prof. stock 100 all Do. do. deterred 1100 Great Indian Peninsula 10 It t Do. gut 6 per mat. 10 2 I Do. New do It 1100 'GC 6. of India a. 6p. at IC 200 1 De 6* par mot OR ' Do 1116' all at Western of Canada , 104 10 1 Do. Now 100 all ; Do.ka . f3da. pay. 16711, 111 all , Do. do. do. 18774' 10 1 ;Indian eh. Lballad 10 ' 1 I Do. Now It 100 Madras roar. 6p. east it 'lOO Do. do. di do 1 It 100 Do. do. 4i do.- 10 ' B 1 Do. Fifth Istoadosi It 100 YMb. Corp. 6 par e. Bd; 60 aB Kalb. and Botooa's Bay: 10 N.Bron.&Can.elad &12 St 100 N.ltotCa&op.alatp.sl St. 100 , kind* go& b par art IL 100 1 Do. Dena do. do. at. 100 1 Do. Panjaao do 1110. .100 ' Do. India St.lrlot. do JOINT arm No. 1 IL 1 Bows. 111,000.1411 Agra& Mailarnsan's(l ) I 10. OS I Do. New (tea PO p.l 10. 20 I Do. :of which 20 tend) 10, 10 ialltloa I 10, 100 1 Alltancelan.&Lisierod 10,000 HO • Do. New 100,000 10 Anglo Austrian 20,000 10 Auglo Italian llanlied) 12,600 40 Australasia 1 1,600 40 Do. Ness 2 10,601 10 &sake DritisbColninita 10'.000 26 hank of !owl . 0000 100 Beak of • - 16,000 10 Beak of Otagolailted) l 10,000 100 Bank of Queensland X)! 10,000 60 Beak ort'aciont6Allol2lll 6,000 100 Beok of Wale= i t 30,000 10 Beak of New 60.000 10 BraelllanaPortogyeeek, 10,000 60 Nntish et Californian 10.0001 60 British N. America 1 32,100 10 C. Bk. hadia,3lll, Chisel 7,110 10 Do. New 10,000 16 Chart. 11er. of Inallsofte 10,000 LI Do. New 10.000 100 Cit y 20,000 100 Co4nlal 10,000 16 COM. Hank of ladhL &al 200,000, 10 ConeOldsted Beak (L.; 6,000 100 Cacitimentel (1.,) 20,000. 60 test Lawton (I acted! 60,040 10 reetern Eschange3.l.) 26.000 . 20 Itags.ScotaAusLl-lisrld. 400.40 60 zoo& and Swat h& (L 60,0014 60 European BanklthelSed 14.000 60 Do. Sew 10,000 100 Modoan.ClainadJap.a., 10,000 100 Do, Nev_. 12.000 100 lenprzial B n Llmiteo l 8,000100 Do. New WOO 60 Imp.BLot China.,tc ~L, 136,000 20 imperial Ottoman 25,000 60 International Bank 6,== 26 lonian 6,000 26 Do New 100,000 20 Land Mort.. Bit. Indta'L 200.100 50 Lon.Bk.ofileafroAc. ,L, 16,000 100 Lon. Bank of Scotland ,L 10,060 1N London and are/Dian .. 6,000 leO Lon.B.Arree&B.Plate I. 20,000 25 Do. New, les. at If pew 0,000 100 Lon., Ihr., &S. +tad ,L 50,000 20 Lou. MBank of Amami. 20,000 60 London and County.. .. 6,000 100 Len. lierstatCon.lis.(l. 00.000 60 London Joint Stock.... 10,000 100 Lon. and Northern L. 20,000 20 London& South African , 6,000 Dal Lou, & S. Western +La 50,0c0 100 Len. & Weeteutneter 10,000 100 Merchant hankiLlre.).. 20,000 60 Mercantile & EnchaalL.l 20,000 _6O Do. New 4 4_ 10:000 100 Metro. & Pro,. hulk (L &WO 100 Midland hank 10,040 100 National of Liverpool • 30,000 00 N. Pro. of Lowland, Neal 20,000 60 National Bank, New 25,000 20 New South W.I. 40,000 10 New Zealand (Limited/ 1 60,000 20 North Western 60,600 26 Oriental Bank Corporn. l 20,000 60 Proven. gankingCorp, (L: 20 000 110 Ravine. of Ireland .... 37,600 20 &Inds, Punt & Delhi (1, 29.000 26 loutA Australia 10:000 15 oouth licatem I Urn.) 10.000 100 Rand. at B. B. Africa 4.400100 po. do. 14000 Uoloa of Australks,Neo 10.000 100 [Jabs of Ireland (1.1.ra,, *OOO 60 Union of Loodoo No. 166. 1066,066 01 6,6711 110 10 1 1: 0. 00,M 6.Z Doews. At. 1 Vast and West India . 10 ;I;eneral !float ter Duck M. LoncloakttLlCalltalo. et. ont►atoptoe PA Vintorta II De. New El 9 100 . 191. 100 IN 100 101 19 19; 90 93 71 71 90 62 NI IS K W U 60 MI 90 Is 90 27 4$ 101 111 12 "r 2.69 96 100 Of 10 11 1144110 110 01 II 114 i WI M 10 92 94 it N Is N a N N N WI N 100 ifk Per 96 100 N 97 SAM& ral I ABOVINCIAL WARN MAZZA= liwintrooL, Sam 27.—Great Eastern, 441 I—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 113 121—London and North Western, 1091 I}9 1 — Manchester, SbeMeld. and lineohishtre, 611 21 2 I—Midland, 1271—South Eastern. 811 I—Grand Trunk of Canada. 1111 — Great Luxembourg Shares, 9 9-16 1-Idethaa Three per Cent., 27 —Confederate Loan, TS{ 4 31 4 }—Fasters Isthmian Bank (Limited ) , i d.—Land Mortgage Bank of India Limited). par —Mercantile and Exchange Bank (Limited), 1/ 2 1 111 p.—ditto sew shares, 11 f p—Alblon Marine (linked', 8-16 d.—British and Foreign Marine (United n p.—Maritime Insurance (Limited), 3-16 d.—Queen insurance, ITN g—Thantes and Mersey Marble (Limited), 4 11-16 g—Nattonal Steam Ns- VC 096 P 46 7, 71 1 I—Weet India and Pacific Steam, 21 p. at% mum, UP?. 27 —Birmingham. Wolverhampton, Stoat Valley were dune at 91 . Birmingham Canal at 86.1 Btreningiumi Bank. at 22+ : Birmingham Old Union MID, at 61:and Patent Shaft and A xletree, at 31 prem. Closing mime : Birmingham Joint Stock Bank, 32 to 321: Birmingham Town District Bank, 18 to 19 : Metropolitan Railway Carriage and Wagon, third Irma 11 to preen. Muntis Metal, 2 to 11 die. , Birmingham Inn. 10 9 (sellers: , Gloucester Wagon, 111 *Ban). WINDS RAILWAY( INDUS STEAM FLOTILLA AND PCINJAUB AND DELHI RAILWA)). (THIS DAY). This day was the seventeenth ordinary general meetiog of the proprietors at the Leedom Tavern, Mr. W. P. ANDREW in the chair. ThilTeportlaalread; been published, and was taken an reed. _ The Cgaraxax said the last portion of the report was the most important. The government had given them its sanction to accept a tender for the construction of the line to Delhi. This tender was made by Messrs. Braseey, Wythee, and Henfrey, and it was perhaps the largest contract ever made with • siagle firm— the entire amount of the oontnwt being about 5,000,0001. He believed that the most solid advantage would worth to the propieton from the construction of this line. A teem of coal had been disoovered is the Puojaub which was found to be very valuable for Incoinotive pur poses. The only question waa whether it existed in say great quantity, and steps would be taken to 'seer thin this. The whole of the Punjaub line would, he hoped, be open for traffic when he next met them. He need not tell how much was to be expected by them when this took place. The profits from the flotilla were double what they were during the previous balf.year. The Snide Railway was not working with that increase of profit which from the beginning they might expect. But this was nwiog to exceptional causes which were paining away. The commerce of India was greatly on the increase, and when the communications were completed, and the resources of the country developed, they might augur from their undertakinp the moat satis factory results. (Hear.) He concluded by moving that the report be adopted. Sir H. MADDOCK seconded the motion. In reply to questions put to him by shareholders, The CHAIRMAN aid that the traffic returns were sent weekly for publication, and why they were not published like the traffic returns of other railways be could not say. The net proceeds of the Sciode railway bore a proportion of about 15 per cent. to the interest guaranteed by the govern ment, There were not enough of boats on the Indus for their purposes. The Punjaals railway would have been finished two years ago if they bad a sufficiency of boats on the Indus for the conveyance of materials. The steamers on the river had given a greet impetus to commerce. The motion was then put sad adopted. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Hastings Hartley, 19.. 3d.; Walls Eod South Hatton, Bd.; Ed.o Maio. 20..; Walla End Hatton, KN. fid. ; Will. End Tees, My. ; Walls End Hatton Lyons, 19s. ; Walls Eod Harlon, 18.. 94. ; Walls End °Worth. 184.9 d. ; Walls End Hartlepool. 20.. 3d. ; Walls End Ewa Hartle. pool, 201. 3d. ; Walls End Kenai, 335. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 20s. ; Walls End Haugh Hall. 201. ; Walls Rod South Kelloe, 20a. ; Walls End New Belawast, 19s. 6d.—Ships at market, 87 ; at sea, 63. ENTRY FOR COPORATION PLATE. Liuie, Sat 101 b; Gipsy Girl, iist filb ; COsiturion, Rat filb ; Orpheus, 7st ; Genus, list 1310 ; Lady di Vergy, fist alb ; Gazehouod. fist filb; and Vigilant, 5.1121 b. SLEISITOKD STAKE/S.—PAID FORFEIT-Hi. Excellency. A RIMED. —Fisherman's Daughter, Canvas, Grabens, Mias Clifton. Lothiaa's Kiog, Whitehall, Bedouin, Gipsy Girl, Pot Poarri, Vigilant, Overstone, Teddy, Playfellow, Lady di Vergy, Liszie. Norma, Le Sleziatin, High Hol born. Protectionist, Bisoca f, Hicewood, Douse Calms, Cedric, Sir Holme, Bowtosa, Love Letter, sod Littlecote. SWEARING IN THE SHERIFFS OF LONDON AND MIDDLESEX.— (Tlll9 DAT. )—TiklA morning Mr. Thomas llskin and Mr. Robert Beeler, aldermen and citizens, re ready elected Sheriffs of London and Middlesex for the ensuing year. assumed the duties of the office. succeeding in that respect Mr. Hilary Nicholas Nissen and Mr. Thomas Cave, who have acted during the past year. The ceremony took place io the Guildhall, before the Lord Mayor, the members of the Court of Aldermen, and the principal officers of the corporation. LONDON AND SO rl'H WmcrrzaN RAILWAY.—A general meeting of the shareholders is the London and South Wutern Railway Company it to be held on Thursday the 3rd of November, for the purpou of proceeding to the election of a director is the room of Mr. Wyndham Spencer Portal, who has resigned. The candidates for the vacancy are Viscount Bury. M.P., Lord Otho Fitzgerald, Sir Stuart Alexander Donaldson, Mr. Henry Bockworth Powell, of Lyodhurst, and Mr. James TheobaW, of Hyde Abbey, Win chester. Wl;►n. IU4 - 4 - 4, 43 4 3 I as ' :: :A 1 94 98 ' pm II 2IPMI I 2 pm , tile par ldb r•r iiPm! " ials - Par 3 4 pLa 67 69 S 99 92_ 36 . - 14 24pr0 , , 3 spm 8 6 pen• 111 . 83 us 191 18 571 6 - iidist 50 Id t Q. priest. 136 118 ST GO 10} 11 :a r- THE 'POLICE COURTS (THIS DA- BOW-STREVI. CHARGE OF FOZOKIT. Trini•Ft /yam, a young man of geotlsmanly sensors:bee, eu brought up o remand charged with oblisullbg goodie ly (aloe pretences aed forgery. Mr. J. Longstaffe (of Dod and Longstaffe's, solicitors to tie Loudon Association for the Protection of Trade) coo. JuJed the prosecution; and Mr. Wontner appeared for the del , The prisoner is the brother of a clerk in the transfer departmsot of the Admiralty, at Somerset House, and the ch age was that the prisoner had obtained a coat and H ,,,ssers from Mr. Merifield, tailor, of the Strand (corner ,•i 1-sserstreet, and St. Clement's-churchyard), by repro. ..,,.1:14; himself to be Mr. h,vans of Somerset House. In ,1,1,-r to satisfy the prosecutor Of his identity, be took the .1 7 .1.1111 to Somerset House, where he went to his brother's d e ,„, and exhibited some letters addressed to " Mr. .1. Co. Erase, Transport Department, Admiralty, Somerset H. use. He also made out an I 0 C upon the office paper ty,rl: g the Admiralty stamp. The money wee to be paid At the end of the month, but when the time arrived, Mr. ,t. it, Evans denied all knowledge of the transaction, and on we 3 4; that gentleman, Mr. Merifield at once perceived that L e •,,a not the person who had obtained the goods klub ,,.;ueotly the prisoner was seen in the street, and given in custody, when it was found that be was the brother of the 31r. Evans whom he had personated. Mr. Looptaffe, addressing the magistrate, said—Sir, the In.ther of the prisoner, who is • material witness, is not is Atieudasee. I must, therefore, ask you to remand the r ,,oser until his presence can be enforced by • summons by, you, and if necessary by a warrant. Mr. Vaughan—ls there any other cue against him Lytich, 100 F—Ye., sir, there are several other charges ; :•itist him. Mr. Vaughan—Are the parties present Lynch—lu two cases they are, hut one of them, an ptician in the Strand, who had sold the prisoner two opera _lasses, declines to prosecute, as he a so friendly with— Mr. Vaughan—Never mind the reason. The charge is lily one of misdemeanour, and if the pa rties refuse to ,Imear that is enough. What is the other ' Lynch—A bootmaker, who charges the prisoner with oh. taming boots from him. Mr. Vaughan—Then I will take that case if the witnesses ire ready. Lynch—They are all ready, sir. • " Woetnei—ea twee not here at the last examination, should like to hear the evidence given on a former 00016011. Mr. Vaughan—By all mesas. The depositions were then read over by the clerk, Mr. Humphries, after which the magistrate proposed to take the :ase of the bootmaker. But the latter, "reedy," as he t a professed home! before the delay occasioned by read the evidence, now showed his head, and plumply refused to lv sworn. I..such—They have beels— iir:Vaugis - s;Jif hedeelines to prosecute there is an sod cf it. The prisoner is remanded on the first charge. CLERKENWELL ROBBERY 01 , DIAMONDS. J. 1 ,11 Chopping aged 26, of 11, Barclay.street. St. Pan. c.v, a diamond setter, was charged before Mr. D'Eynocart et:h stealing. at 26, Red Lion-street, Clerkeowell, two ,iairoods. the property of his employers, Mr. Thomas n :aura Eady and Co. _ _ The prosecutor stated that the prisoner bad been in his (mph y as • diamond setter, and about ten days since he was pro souse opals and diamonds to mount and work into sa nags. Last Saturday the prisoner did not attend at the manufactory, and his work was looked ever, and it was then discovered that some of the diamonds and stones were derimeht. Yesterday the prisoner returned to his employ, aid expressed surprise that his work had been moved. He sou asked where the missing property was, and he said it was in his drawer. His drawers and the akin need for the purpose of catching the small pieces of gold that might drop tad been previously searched, and none of the missies pro perry was there then. When the prisoner entered the atop hr was seen to take something from his waistcoat pocket sod put into his drawer. At his (the prosecutors) re %lest the prisoner's drawer was again looked over, and then all the diamonds were discovered with the exceptioa of too. The prisoner wan then charged with stealing the two &moods, and after a little hesitation he admitted having done so, and said he had peeped we of them at Atten boroueb's, in Fleet-street, and the other at Harrison's, in Wardourotrest. As seine valuable stones have been re tatty missed, he had to ask fora remand, as the prisoner was the party suspected of taking them. Polies-constable Thomas Hardy, 412 A, said he took the prisoner into custody, and when this charge was read over to bun he admitted having pawned the diamonds. Since the prisoner had been in custody he had searched his lodgings, and had found some dup.icates relating to rings of differeat descriptions. The prisoner said if the prosecutors had given him time he should have returned the property. He had offered to get the two diamonds out of pledge, but he was not allowed. lie did not know anything of the other pro pert y. Mr. If Eyncourt said .the pnaoner had been guilty of a breech of trust, sad remanded him for a few days, so that inquiries might be nude about the missing property. ....... .--..--- HIGHWAY EILBSEIT WITH lOLM COVITTTAL. J,44 Slool and Edwin Maskra were charged with steal ing a silver watch and Albert guard chain from the person of Mr. Thomu Hales, in Judd-street, and they were further charged with assaulting !dr. Hales and Richard Weeks at the same time sad place. Mr. Ricketts, solicitor, of Frederick.street, Gray's-inn road. defended the prisoners. the evidence went to show that last Sunday fortnight the prosecutor, who wss the worse for liquor, went to a public house in Judd-street. He was taken there in a cab, sod shed be left the public-house he was pushed against the tab. and Masters was then seen to take the watch and chain istd run off. He was followed by the cabman, sod was seen to pass something to the other prisoner. When the prisoners were stopped they were both very nolect, and hit and kicked the cabman. and made their escape. Neither the watch nor the chain had since teen recovered. Masters was first taken into custody a seek Woos, by Tamer, 253 S, and when told the charge, be said be knew nothing of the matter. Last night Short v.it , taken into custody by Older, an active plain-clothes cf!:eer of the S division, and when he was told what he ass wanted for he said he was not out of his house on the DIM. in quahogs. The only additional evidence called to dsv was that of • boy named Smith, who maid he saw Muters take the watch and then he and the other prisoner ma off. He aho confirmed the other witnesses as to the violence of the prisoners previous to their making their escape. The wiliness@ were severely cross-examined by Mr. cketts, mid all of them admitted that there was a large Lob round the prosecutor as the time his property was stolen. The cabman would not undertake to swear peel. Leek. to the identity of the prisoner Short, nor would any of the witnesses say that they actually sew either of the prisonerstake the watch or chain. Mr. Ricketts submitted that under ell the circumstances the prisoners were entitled to their discharge. Mr. D'Eyecourt said it was a case be could not withdrew from a jury, and committed the prisoners for trial at the trat Middlesex sessions. Mr. Ricketts asked that bail might be accepted tot both pruners. Mr. D'Eynoourt said that after the character he had weaved of one of them, he should refuse the application. MAR L BOROUG H -STREET. APFILAT WITH TIII POLICE. George Addiauft, a clerk in Messrs. Child's bank, T,a.ple Bar, was charged before Mr. Tyrwbitt with behaving %disorderly manner, and he was further charted, with Forma Dryden Hutrituiron, the keeper of a refresh- Lem house at No. 2. Rupert-street, with assaulting Police c,nstable Roffev, WS A. Mr. Edward Lewis, of Great Marlborough street, appeared for the defendant Addison. P , 1;;;;;;stable George Roßey, 308 A, said—At I this morning, I saw the defendant Addison, at t, • ,• roar of Rupertatreet, with several other gentlemen. was a great noise, and Addison said, " Whv the • • o not go on your beat, and not listen to me !" I told • I was doing my duty, and he then knocked my • 1 with his stick. I vies then pushed from behind into tL .wd, and some one's cigar fell out of his mouth, • :bey said I was drunk. Another °mutable cams miaistatme, and three of the gentlemen dragged me 2, Rupert.street, and then Hutchinson came from t ri and slammed the door to and locked me in. The ' • .!e who was outside got assistaece, but before it came struck me three times. I told Hutchinson that ' • •••o was my prisoner. The door was then opened, and we • out. On getting into the street Addison struck me %fr. Lewis—There were several gentlemen stand. - Addison knocked my bat off with his .tick ' • and it was knocked off a second time from behind. . . ivr.‘r it was Addison who did it the fist time. Some other gectlemen said it was not Addison • 4:1 it. I dig not make a rush at Addison knock the cigar he well smoking down - • ..r.. a. Addison when I seized him did not choking him, and that if I did not release my • would strike me. I was dragged into the house by . r. Addison struck me three times inside the house. • ,,, t complain of my striking him. Addison assisted me into the passage. The other constable who del not advise me to let Addison alone. The had his bat knocked off also. .g.. Uannell, 162 C—l went tothe asaistance of Roffsy him holdirg Addison by the collar. My hat was • ^,,,e.1,,tf three or four times, and while 1 was stoop ''.l^C it up Ralfey was forced into the house No. 2, it.street. I sprung my rattle, and other constables the defendants were taken to the station. I saw lialfey a violent blow on the face as he was the station. 1.. via said that he appeared for Mr. Addison, who • gaimplain of the conduct of the police. Mr. Addison • dining w ith several frrids and they were parting ' rtier of /throort-street when they were most unnecee v 11 , •trfere.1 with by the constable. He (Mr. Lewis) t say that the gentlemen were quite so quiet as 14..14 but still there was no noise calling •• s uterferenee of the police. He would not deny that chatting going on and both the oonetables' hate ' • ko.l off, bat not by Mr. Addison, who took no part • .. when the constable rushed at Mr. Addison ro ii 14000 U ♦OOO U iO OO ii 13.•liAT. Lam Norfolk , sad olk SO Co St Illagotos sod Wars SO to 6 Brown MALT. New oAms .. SO So 115 lailib. teed — 2O to 24 potato 24 to 27 Foams. Per Qr. MILT. I. a. Dantrie and Langs. 40 to 60 Rostock & Nickles- Dai2 33 to 4t R 11114411. bard soft laserioso. red 3 40 3 1 0 whits Grinding - 2.2 to 14 Distilling Molting OM Dutch. ►rem 18 Se IR teed ARRIVAL! OF GRAIN. .16.. CARRIAGE. FROG SEPT.! . 110 to 33 . II to it INDUS cos* Yellow . FLOL Trench, par tack .... 10 to SI Spaulsh„ to SI Americas, in *L.. 19 to IS Comilioa„ .. 19 to IS INTO LONDON. BY WATER. I TO SEPT. 17, INCLUSIVE. Per gr. Us 1 1 '0 3 ‘. 211 4:4 12 : . I la" I I sot aces& No aro 620 120(eigu isiio IT•eta. 41i Trial l4OOO 1380 42190 I - 9 - 17 KO I •x7O LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. tn ILMOTUO AND unwasAnovuz. Twieurs.) (now ous 011 001111173PONDEn.) Market continua rather steady. Sake probably 5,001 or 6,000 balsa. MINCING-LANK—(THIS DAY.) Soots.—The market continues depressed, mid dr limited sales of British Wert ladle show a decline of 6d. por cwt. on last week's prices ; crystalloid Mauritius has am sold at fulls 6d. decline ; very good to superior, 36e. to 40s. Refined, prime hays Mill • downward tendency; brown lumps sold at 448.6 d. COME.—For superior qualities there are buyers at ex. triune rates, but common Norte are lees saleable, and prime of these are barely supported. Plantation triage, Ms. le 695. ; low to good middling, TM. to 82s. ; other Earl India common, 64e. Gd. to 655. ; good and hoe, 76: 1 . ° Z to 91.1. 6d. ; superior, 925. 6d. to 955. Ter.—The market has again become quiet. Rico, Rut;. and fiairrrres.—tio sales reported. Patera.-400 bags sold for cash; Penang, 3j ; thong sort, 3a. Cormt.—The sake continue limited ; Western Madras *old at 14d. ; Bengal, fair, lid. ; Chins, 13;d. ; Dhollms. 19d. ; West India, 18d. to rrd. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow is quoted 42.1.; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 415.. °Motor to De cember, 425. 3d. ; Deossober, 435. to 435. Gd. ; January to March, 445. ; March, 44e. ed. BOROUGH HOP MARIERT.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattendeo and Smith report a brisk trade doing in the new growth, at full rates. LABOR FAILURE IN LIVERPOOL. (RIOTER'S TELZGRAY LIVERPOOL, Sr??. 28. A Liverpool stockbroker bas suspended payment, with liabilities reported to exceed 600,0001. He is said to hare disappeared. HELL COEN MARKET, Strr. 27.—At to-day's market a moderate supply of laglish wheat, meetly new, which sells slowly et barely teat Tuesday's currency; beet runs of ruts making 36e. to Sae. per 5041 be. to the grower. Foreign held above ideas of buyers, and next to oothisg doing. Barley, grinding rather easier. Beans and peas dull, and cheaper. Oste slow male, at rather less mooey. NEW PHASE IN THE COMPORITION-DELI. QUM- TlON.—Yestorday several cases were decided by Mr. Justin Shee at the Judgee' Chambers co the composition-deed question. The cameo differed from those already reported. le the case Bonfield is. Ellis and others, Mr. Besley applied for the discharge on the ground that the deed was executed before the arrest and after the protection was produced to the officer. Mr. Arthur Stone, as counsel for the plaintiff, urged that it was not a proper deed, and that the debt had bees improperly contracted. Mr. Justice Shee said the release would be granted. Mr. Arthur Stone again pressed the case on his lordship. Mr. Justice Shee said the leaned comm.' had done ell that could he done in the :SM. Order accord:ugly. In another case, Turner r. Fowler, his lord ship ordered the release. The deed was executed after the arrest, and the production wee exhibited to the officer before be was taken to Maidstone Gaol. _ _ A GIRL hits iv,:.—Harriet Salmon, aged 16 years. a nursemaid in the service of the Rev. A. Paten, Tuddeoharn, neer Irewicb,left the vicarage of her own . on the night of Wednesday, the 21th ult., and bas not since been heard of. She escaped by the Cinlow, and no one appears to have aided her in her She took with her an extra pair of boots. a supOy of stock inp, an umbrella, and her Church•servict. Ta her apartment was found a letter written in pencil. addressed to one of her fellow.servants, in which she s.id " her friends were to make no sorrow for her, end they would never see her any more alive in this world, act that she hod something on her mind which caused her mi.uy miser able 11.3nrs since she and her fellow-servants hod been picking currants together." The girl is a native of Sprough. ton, where her relatives reside. Her friends are greatly anxions about her, and every inquiry has been made re specting her. but without success ; the belief is that else was decoyed from her home. She is represented ea a well educated girl for her station. Any information respecting ber will be thankfully received by the parents, or communi cations may be made to the Police-atations, Il swich or Tuddenbenn. —Bury AoreichPad. -- - A DA N,IEROIN MNTAKR. A few cl.tyq ago • German WOMB living io this town, but imperfectly ac quainted with the English Immtup, went into ■ chemist's shop end asks] for corns chocolate, endeavouring to explain that she wanted medicated chocolate to improve the health of her children. From the meaner in which she r rououtwed the word "chocolate," and from mismulorstatidiez her ex planation of what .be wanted it for, the chemist's assistant thought she wanted sugar of lead, sod served her with that article. Fortunately the woman discovery] in time that the article with which she had been served was not No harmless and beneficial condiment she wasted. —lpswich Journal. S 2 to I S Sd to IS Dantek i f