The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-25 00:00:00

7 ER. tsrday, attar 11 undid .at. mode by ler thou.:lock follows —" I s, .b, is wry soled. end lie • Is the rem% I bit me ems Uwe sky. r. (la e t Pepe may Pim . by dr mega bee). II was dos% dank dbl pub Nee Walt 1 ealled u—•. I rat co it* if la• servied to,—. I wish teere►i. trim awl Ow ea 1, taming se Oar of ib ili t ag g RI sad the de m tern , room, Antra re evert., who et were mail )1 rm. Reel, IA throws the oat cad &cad we reel Is tbe y trrowieg the •• How (weld I le rime se r awl preemie t a star, that stelae bar. wee fay . rerTit itaia 'So tb. L.., an " TANI ke.• a Iltile wt metre...at wt- Irre stavallias. r wom , n Delay lowa. prowl .ante he r.stly that M sot ►... de bat be mod MI bey as awl sly ettftwarde, when wirers. at him t. let 6d, •• I halo ' Invemliaftly pray afterwards fins dews the .7 tb• our of twat manila/ to with th. sddl - ;I;ct DVCIMOVI I to pray to h Itsvizir ban ul murder. en n r. mended till itaeree may be .tut:nA , r no« •d•uut the raLas.— iD, colltaion .breaey Valley s.oe WHO reel mtrop.lity. Tim Rhyass./ line, notes : A berg th; the trade gra* ndetschdd, alr .4 Pm. e want of 146, k ol .4rn the ♦ebnty of 40 to hAluag Mon qui woo. The alins arm of Mown. moo who vete ow the fro( ha ter,c4 r, Wed to leave rte! • aid tlAi lo so Leos thwy p train 11Vh.11 M~raatta b e:r. :a I.OOCIIII. pt W.. - rose Use Wily, Ilam lib, the Illy boots Pholigh, se nail? v.ther loft woo ..• .xtraordtttt', • or D.rraalet .14 f' IS, mda ..E.4 to . 1•. mad the Oat e• toin .•rtrtn•rnd that 40 that Idea all t nie bvk, sad , ILquiries he omnunt of by tbto Cluntoo t4twoon six sad bo pad no oft wbj•'• by I rim 0( two nil- ru , il rib yam u, in -,cui,ition the health of inter in Ger- egy di. 212 d prisci.4l Si.. Maisday with ' (who seam i inherit). NOM wee Omit" • I bs yin =OA by 1 Ms B.Nroutmt :(M IN VTA.••- rffirrr• mamba • aur. relli••• .16., C ! Wit bath ONION oral p.) of Air i friglas 167 Maf warm t tort .0 bed* warms is r 0. , 0 , In af y i = .pr N..i4 earimi . pot. bet GS S . MJ.b 1. 0 1 0 " • Capr—tesPiv• 'brit, foe • ow •• mein whim. LW same meg J. owl= g Mean whore ,d• •••' .s. irstr asser *.ert Verrollka ••Agme. lott •g dame. • •agl wr .1 wawa • M I dekhe.a... IF OS lllMlNdla t e •••••b bog. Is .7;7 4 4 r. trogeo" 1 " , • ▪ tb• hog I ° - ••4. T. ode rlggy rrest •••I ts • .01 w bst r•- s. t. ir• 'mewl • I. yew '• (.$l. tt• sod v... rob le .••• tM seagyr. knit tabdoit tan lis.oblloo JILT 7 MUM 407.1‘17Z1171AL 4880CIATIOY.1 Lt. ALCM& ILI% ON clum.t. The masa ploughing twat took platoon Thorn el where aposale of forty ploughs competed W ig ft=printe. In the anestoon • dinner was held ' is t h e yin's Arms Hotel. Mr. T. he host, president of the ...dein, °mooed the chair, .wet Mr. Akita, M.P., and • „ w ag of the esti, and sitri, , oliuneto of she district, ware peeseet. The hkaiLiii 14 tun sanobare our hot Survey b e t boss Musk, ALCOCI, M.P., veep sdad. He regretted that his y. oomeopm Mr. Lucke King, had bees premated frees Criathe meetiag. For auutt two 'meths Mr. Latin, bleu dearatmly inn. • lever Osiglii la Lead= nag illaashall Is is partsautontm) dotted i emeempleat d the bad Mate at the Elmer Thaws., but he wee happy to goo that at this mamma kn. bon. triend wee gradually IV worimg. (Chem.) &ace the !no meeting of the meaciation had been concluded mob Clots upon terms highly remekM to this eneatry. (Chest.) He thought we were isallaita swotting great 'arms , go • from the resumption et • Meertouree end eft ammos with China. (Time, bear.) Up the persist moment oar dittinsicial isialliato with China MI tort exceedlngly limited In extent. With one or two lea wan alma the oily article which we oh- N ▪ and to in that cvontry, and thoupo the exp , rts from the nom iondom to ths world of large amounted to about 114000,00 U( minimally, only about wee sad • quarter toll leas welt to China, aotwithattan .mg the/ that maps* • non than threersightlie of the astir* mimme. (Dar, bier.) He trusted, sad be thought It not unlikely, wish • man of the original dem of the permed Chant:Mks at thi Exchequer, that edniatsge would L. , Wien ads altered sale el sox retaliate with China to nek t on lb. duty on t e a se le le Wood .at 41111•11Witv, and to reader as article which W WOW shoo* broom see of ton nes manes of life more seemilthi le the Muller away of wicit.ty. (Hear, hear.) At the pomme muleeset I.a we. mars heavily mist than slam& smy ethmmtle(eaf general coseamption. Tbe duty magi Isms dm li. M. • p tomerh the pros or ton Medi it had WWII* 111. 44. • ptutrl. Coasequently, • duty el AIM 148 pm MM. was dairie s end the weak was Hit Its etemeteettee tro om such lowa hooted than its 11= Ma ink*" .1 prwlW,ll willintapitola mowed. ams Mood to esweserth si In premed earniat, he lamed the gemoomptioe amtio monmere so meormitraely, dtel hitt may siert time the Exeloim r would loss nothing nktinvor bp the todemks. (Beer, beer.) As en instance diem AM iildele the plitwitti lash nor of tuxedos pro =Mi Wed need= that ia United Klagdore the otonneptloned tot ors shout 211 b, per heed, while to Ue Pima it Viand/ la eamo.tootote of lb. ahmute. of eats, M_mem nth per head. (Hem, hear.) He bed hem Wood to make them ohm emus empty because he "Med mptthr eat bow inert good might eared' from the nano dear rote ina. matinee orh Ch Hitherto we Vire d mdal Ohba sea torls•rona e poetry ; but be trusted ▪ onnyysur,no our lagereourts with the. empire terentiod, gash *Wawa would be adoro and wore removed. (Hear.) The bee. member nalleed sae or two oth-r subject.. He Ural Se SW the .rose disrepair. 1,414, now on !crtly com plained eg. topettalty i the aingibecohood of the metropolis, eatirely doss away with. la Inland tureptits tolls were already got rid of, mad ea tbe morrow» irt t h at maw ry preyed that nu tuna melted from .nnr •Isitoit.n, he saw no tuows uhy they .tbun: , l MA alio be dose awe, with iu this oonatr7. Mew.) (led: the o.O.;l , iutt of turniolte tufts wan NA the only .a.tanee in which !reline was beforehand with 114 Twenty -four years ilk" , Knit , Otweatiefectlon was sl lat tuna rates w It, lead, an tin a roach kit num ilinenian than the church nee abolitionists in this eemtry had boom llghtio• roc., th y were got rid rid of to thsmdMaitiaadb.tt. ebur,hitiott and dismatera. (Hear, bat.) Tim nnotion of church rtes olieLt to Le settled SSW lalt, or ether Is the moss of the I n•Uitle .rewire. The • gentlemen then Idivtly adeettc.l to several topics of bast Interest. A DIRCNIEN COACHMAN► In the Clerksiterell County Court yesterday, be fore Yr. Scriteut Inn.", wet Wet the case of " TUrker v. Priutek" in which *mii i. a rave - frown, woteht tn rew•ver the sem of 2/. 2e. t-Jr ow, week's wage., and one w-mk'r wars is Bea co Own*. rieint.ff veld twat (.41 the night it the 3rd loiy Iset he was ol.las deteildent, then his Twofer, home loom the th*ratrik and dsten..•-nc nreawd hi.• of bring droak, c d called * wb . pull •al Wen off the box. Plaintiff en• porfeetly sad walk d tome. The f.. - lowing renroinit plaintiff, rallol for teeter*, and defendant told him t., Ritmo Lis closes in awl be would le• paid. Fifteen hat hem led.: mu. time. riUni:ff agreed, **pm hi. Lirtntr, fora week's *mice. o•te on • Tuesday night he wee dielartei. A witness told ha saw phut:dal heave the ettile•v•rf on C. • right in 1./notion perfectly enter. For the defemce, Mr. Fealice said that on the "I' Healey mimeo . norm witch pl Sniff! was dierbireed be come to the theatre to fetch hiimeal (def. tadamt) and a party of ladle.. Varese rode awn the lett stet perceived that plaintiff won drank. Us om trains. t ;Awe* and meetly into a rat, Vfltnewa then to ,k rta•• mime auk platctiff became so trenbleeorrn the' be woe compe l..) to roll a countable. Wdeow +-aid e'en call hie Anomar's sttentino to the fact this ..re,, at that tlrno p:alatuf we. wearing the beery br lenetnetn whoops. Pletntiff contr. dad alit the clothes be lented to him, bat its. fiew.ur repl that ante net en vales* there wan a special agreement to AM *tied. Police-eon stahle C 10 card ho w.. c t::.d hr Xi-orient remove plain tiff fr..m thin belt. I) tenciant acid to cool,' remain if he wenld kw** quiet, hot he relived and pelting the reins ohnut. H. anu r• • y chunk. Hie 1".....ar ..at he amid art werteretard how .1• fendent tense 5.1 pay 15.. into court. It wit my cleat that plaintiff wag en'itled to all or nose, It hat bean proved that he was Instweeted, wed he was en titled to saahlag. Verdict tar irlow6at with costs. We read la the Table Talk of the lilststrated Laudon Nara:—" This werk ha. recovered a lane handle of MSS. Ia Pope's ewe haaderriticg, maenad by the pion can of the two Rie'arr'omt, fat b.nr ant wt. That rope was • I , i`iori , m.. ervreoor i-f hie writiuga tb.t be arrived at excel loam ~nly by repeated el 'eratilcs ;lb the pen, we knew before from the MS. of the' Iliad, wear fort namely prearrv-d is the Brio iab M nsesm ; but to vileut me carried hie alterations sad earrectfon. no °Be who h rot aeon tt•enewty-recover4 1183. to rll3cli ws oa:1 nunat.on co4bl b. re the f - 1i0 , e4 co caption oL What rho CUSS. ore won the reader etta readdy isaistins when be karos Cunt this praefose boodle (casket shun we oil it t) contain. the • flew, ow Witvisor Forest," The Saps ri the Leek: the • Essay ea Kea: the • Motel Coo Spittle to Arbuth ost: the ' Epistle to Fortnum; es ti suppressed editions of the • Dun .ad; with rotes spot, them that might sup ply matter to .V.../1 rod (lorries for ;he next Pil months. Part of the ' Episti: to Fat•eecss' is icilitea toughly on the severer, of rings of piper trawer.litture vswituue ' draughts' for Mr. to take Light sad summing," DEATH OF LlErThrtnNl-GENERAL HENRY Talinall. C.B.—The coiewiley or the tOth One Heat Devon shim). fte,/inteni L.. I, cM •• ~art by the ...mo. of Lent, Gamest Henry Thorn is, C.B. a Ttoodity tor. The patent diartaaiii had h.... • A , V Iran in the army, leviog entered to Ur back ea April, IN t. The late general van fier tray years Loin•--Col. anti... Lading Ike 2thh Regi ment. Relied received me gild ined.:l sail tea amp. far Trioils, Heehaw. end Trainer., at': the Awe oar medal with three elegy. fur V ittoria. Pyres. es, sad NH* In Jule, 1844, ha owl Colonial the 20th Regiment. He obtained the tang of. brutal:tent-poi nal be Juno. 1864. THE SUt%IRBI.ES 08.iitt.:ttt'IAita.—Ilanything venal MAIO a. C k•si of of tho o of mien sokrooo It ireeild lee lb* itt.4..ctsille I boring a It. obeadard beams. Let oe bast no wort to,woottiono .tad iliataino- An.. wiry , Dave dame Cow deity; sod Dir.Watte- lease, :awl Mr. Vetley. owl 1%1: Lret ought to be above lbi• oset of t► u$ R. ca..t tts threctnre ef the company ; mil V they dome to Mate puolse meadows, which even t►eir awry sad :wiswreet raWwwwww bay. mot succeeded to *Wads, fuluteastelly, we .t.ooid weasel Yews to ualt sad work ateat.—Jetentlay Naw BcOMARN TEL►.GRAPH CABLE.—lntel =6.Tam rseeived rut. 04. y .•teeones that lbw sad learsatisma Televaph Compare new sisbnerlas atlas for cosa,tner Begleed wait the Coo. Mama had 'hes ens.:••• die lasi It coateine lour wee.. we:the armed* of LTA tau, sad vas submerged at tn. its. ad abort 41 laws en boar. Mmes. Oleos, F.ltt.e, aid Co., of Oreswicb, wets the msaufaetarsrs, awl the savespessaim foe loylsor oat the atlas ham the Willies Can, screw enema, ewe sales the darywkie et Kr. Castaks, astir worse' r. The detatia of the eardiake lave soya Nee *Meat, sad are I. bk.al Is. with latesest. ESSAY ON COtL, By AN OXFORD EXAXIII•TIOX CAXDIDATr —The tolLootiast woe oft" Cant" was ailmeed by ear SI ler ordidrios In the tizawaoto b Chalnahom:— .• C, a 3 a • Mae} satestral. Tbe *by Dry mime le le WM: —Yea they ale • ken pit la am area flea they eat dr* • ploatity of tinker. aad pat a us th• pit, tad owe. tho .We alth post. This Itty boss a• them. ithar bee bre bona seat It tnana• r...osre , al. see eat el the oboe tool they smoke ..Frye Ins, 'pith alticto we kits. Ames sad b••••• - -5.weeile.e 4d erns. ELOPEMENT or A .TENVE.S3.— Quito • EadrootHa bee lea pada* 'mope,* 'condi consonantly is lids 611 7. Mma•Mmeato iii the eincentillil of Ali. tiortrado Isom. isagbar el Mrs. lowa, of Fracas tetl-•trett. P,•nkod-olowe. whoon Tattsilay. qa • that lb. trams.' nut rue Ono parretned towitlr Mtn enattlansorkato Intl' *antedate of aClination 1112 kr. mord Taylar. Ittona loft nor . bee•••••lese =o'clock laths =Midi cry fee du= el Mee 0001lidelike i s the fee We win= ht. reans ma M rental Ilaan .611.!7 expial lttiwh troanared to stew tb• nal ••••••• ebel• bag la bor well tee o'clock, shwa • aoto sus .sabred frau her malls, t Lot *I sloe o'clock .ho had bees mewl la weasel to Mr. ?W... sinew Lookouts,. sad ealeaeg se • ee•••• why As hod tviod in to eLusdostisto • urn* bet .s eves Am bee punt 5..1 ftinto.no amid law law {ion dale oattat to llso atott:b.—L,istot &wary. A new church is shortly to tor 'reeled is Lowy? Clandeta. fee ibe eesenaseeeme of SW worlds, eb**le ica; li.eoldy. ILP MOOS IP 11 be fres. *Waffle et Lolly }l'e, woo, Ire be.' treed. le 'wag to kW of smoky tt. dlurcb.— CIIIRTAL PAL ACS. -- HALF - CROWN DAT. sErr. 94 —AohnhoMmar perreme, I,M; Akio by swan uckes, 900. lotel visitors, 2,105. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1858. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. EXPRESS OFFICE, Saturday, 8 p.m. MANCHESTER MEETING. THIS DAT. (IT ILIIICTRIC TILIII/LLPII.) GRAND STAND PLATE. Lau • • •• 1 .. The ytn Jade .. .. .. sa. Qualms .. • • .. 6 raa. 0/11/1/IAAT NORTHER/4 METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. Lord shim .. effalle .. .. .. .. .. 2 .. .. _ . .. . .. - II ran. ii i NURSERY HANDICAP. About half • ladle. le • A4e/aida, Awful, Layton. Mushroom, Gayle's, Amoun t oe Lance, Lily. A Pokey. and Skipjaek, are here. .. in Rxracrao.—broodtene. 41 MA LTONo.-(FILIDAT NIGHT.) at. Tosopttilite, Prelude, Hepatica, Bird-is-the-Hand. Go a-hea.l, Star of the East, Queen Chariot..., and Hareloot are 24 eatected to leave have to-rs ono* (Saturday) morning for et. Newmarket. LATEST BETTING. METROPOLITAN HANDICAP. a to I apt Lord Nelson (t) Pretty Boy scratched. CESAREWITCH. 14 to 1 apt Printer (4 ff) 150 to 6 Rote 60 to I Julia 60 to 1 Janet THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANSION-HOUSE. Atria Betel' wee charged before the lead Mayor. it. William Yolks, of Catherine-000rt, hone- keeper, mid—l heard the bell /log f r om the street door,.aad liamm•ia. IS Amin. Ves.,llsoLAlLlss M lll=lss.= AD *Vol sad Wasik Ml :I sod KS ad Ds. • •as dr. awl sal Da is I s.s. Ssld Is t: all Devi. Not ,11•Nral. • Delft Ss & Josslisa OAiue INA UV draws Osamu tsso i— ts? ases - .e. _ I gm *ills. ,--..--.;...:- 17 , Soot usagmara . PT mufti* sg e :Olam 6o , tut 4 14ftabli tssibl.www - -Wm.: all Una, NW lof 14444issa , 191 i (1404 lallmok .. l 49i g U„ 11/45.. sod larte 1 WO *Neat WORM] . ll* Dal*. V 6 04 741 1.6110 CI !Ammar an. l nerrisie 12 k Thirds . ini New 'M 111 lamesoldre sad Tortiedir. O do. P. ‘l4 1 4e 144 .haroo I . West Eking Union di Lesam..99 119,94.rra . 41 De. Nay, 144 a 9. 0.9•1 191 VIDA 444.44446. /149.04 , - Ni Lad= 6 111•06 1 1 . 4= 111 _44•414..6141.4 14 ie 1 !!!........ . . 41 1114•1. ea Oa Mil 4D.W441442 0. 1 61. *4,1 I all virreaur w ijka.tiid ✓ r' sr e 1 r" w=ar i rr. S =it . WO . 447 11.4% rem;"A D 4944 61 411 4 .4 4 -10.. I. g IL Saar s- 14. A ber"Vrigi" Dr. O. N. I PiZ4. tI: M 1 11: 1 1t ii i t. We 1461 k Lealkin ..... I .. bi zt : t a ilz... 1 3". Tij LI D LlafarDhlte - 1 I ins 'detained for • few minutee, - and upon going up stars I as the primer on the stairs, and looked hard at Ina. She odd she bed been up stairs and rung the bell twice, as she wasted he me a gentleman to ark him for the wages It which were due to her sister, who had been servant to him. le I seitpeetei hes rhinieter, but allowed the woman to peas, at r ,- the sone time telling a friend to look after her. On going * up stairs I found that the door of my room had been broken open. I then randowitetairs and 'resit° the woman who was 5711111 WORM% • , , Illy •• word,. Woos.. .w ogwii. Parlmpolli .1100 I4o.oo6 ll" Vinsial Na t. !iccoadt 111411.a.1 .410.001dr. Uelta £lllssesse 10. Spolk Noss Seeth Ewen. 1.. Agesti Ficreettlrorion. et River boa 0.. Mottrutaisa.lai all Itessinonas4 Dortlesto.._ 7 DM* &Pa UM iso rag Vale rapidly,ithif n a g king had aired wished to speee to her. Sue reluctantly 1100:11111. pasieu uses short way and then appeared to be very anxious to get away, but was prevented. In her pocket was found • 8 , piece of the lock of the door, watch had been broken. Elbe • had not sne.meded In steeling anything. The prlaoner, who had twins, which were said to be her eg own, in her arena, begged that the Lord Mayor would tam pity on her children and mercy on herself, and said that her pc Luehand had hut lately died in tLe hospital. The lo.rd Mayor said It was quite tropessible to allow the prisoner to go unponlahed after ouch an attempt to commit plunder, and sentenced her to imprisonment for one month. ; The prisoner pretended to faint, but the impwition was ft palpable, end upon being told so the walked quietly down stabs. Amu! nes, an Irish labourer, was charged with having retuned to pay the tare from Gravesend to London by Ilkie the Ttlbuty milway. It appeared that the defendant It upon arriving in London, prevented a " Waterman'm " tickot under the impromion that the railway authorities were If bound to take tt for the acconmiodolon .Mudd to parse sere by t nem. The man having omeonted so py Leo fare wan discharged, in the belief that the Game we a mere blunter. rI.VRICVMPIET.T. e► n*._e et Nwals ala Luisona .01 Lamaist 2 Ws W. Lariat ... P au Do. I rw. Mc oil t worn. mid w was lamer ...... Tui nom's ----ImiTS-. a %a asiaS VP. a- • la Do. DIS S. %ends Fa. 101 Ds. Os s al %am pals 4 per OM kii It assails, 4 par On& Mts. SehatZed;Cem it,as s ,Doati o Dna 14 • I c ca M Ds. sTratip. aim. 1.. Do- ••• pr ay . .. - . a Ds Sp. 4. nit at is. a al aso414,41101•04 la ail as 11.11 W. Ordeal 40. s • #4. . Do. II p. it. aims. ha. BETTTLE BHARPIIBB. Andreig Andersen, a miiimisched individual hearing the aliases of Auctions. Wybfutr, rise:mot, sad Sir Walter Liverriors, and William ltudd, • baker, of Britanni ... a.row lain:iron, were Lrought before Mr. Tyrwhitt, . with War coocerned with others, not In custody, 7:3; frauding Samuel Prescott, • rooster baker, of the at.. of tn. Idle 12e 61. Mr. Woumer appeared for the prosecution and Mr. Lewitt 1 1 , for the defence. The prosecutor stated that In the mouth of De ember last M W he went oto, a public-bones in Leather-lane. While them 7 the prlenom Andenon entered, and reprepented himself 318 as Sir IV alter Livermore, • French gentleman, who had just Oil mote over with his father to receive soma property. He El appeared to be drunk, and took • lot of sovereigns trona his s pocket. The prisoner Ruda then came In, end called da for a pint of ale, but Aflame= mkt, Do not drink i t air, here te some wine." Sir Walter then spoke sheet the strength of Ms arm, sad said be would throw a ito skittle ball a certain distance, but Rudd said he could tIL net. An eneegetuent was entered into, and Sir Walter, T having 80 mu-n money, wan requested t r pay for a cab to as lidos OM to • plsce where they could deride the wager. A 91 -. gem watt played for a meereirn, which Sir Waiter teat to r t . Rada, end then procreator was reineeted to play Fir Walter, it sawing to make a bet of 601. to 20i. that he would not knock 1 9 all the skittles down in nine mom. Prosecutor not having the ag messy. an smenrement was entered into fee each to put ge, down a sovemign to meet on the following day. They mit eta nest day, and prosecutor's 12s. 6d. was "" pissed In a box, together with Sir Walter's 6W., and given over to Rudd. The gams was then played, which ornmutor wen, and rabiteqoently a mooed bet was made of lOW. to that which was in the bag that he world not again knock the pine down in nine times. The bet was accepted, and after the 1001. wee placed to the big, the whole mount we. turned over to Rudd. Sir Walter they proposed that as they should have gage mine ale, and het went and fetched at. smee, end rave prorecutor a g4llB. He drank it, and threw the first ball, but on attempting to throw the second he felt a rlidinen came over him, and fainted away. On his at. recoveriag Sir Walter and Rodd with the money had gone. I& Sermerni Holloway, 26 0, who had charge of the case, m awl Sergeant Bavarian, 293 A, mid that Anderson had been to several vial*" in manly for skittle sharply Mr. Terwhitt odd the case of fraud wee not clearly out and dimmed the catee, at the came time raying is Web a very proper one to be brought forward. Mai WESTMINSTER, .lW 1.0. rwlac. p. lOil 6. con...orden. 41.6 tro I Bum rred•ao.q all Do. s& _ ea 11 IKOlmpair Pitt I P.e. 4s. 6p. e 1 fltrwit. 04•021 toes it : Omar_ Ito. do. V. ,l/sitre p.e. I. 114 Loa.lis•irteh.Vrel.so.e.No.l : .10 Do. d. 6 par et. r 0.4 . led La A. Ic.Oor aa. 5 kag yerrog. et*. lato Loodoodrrn aOO Cola o o I .1 Loarlooderry& Ildrart.o*. . kru klaach. abol s Llso.d 41 Do. AL 1411 Do. 110ror Coot. . . 1W indleirl Gime p.at.llaik . 100 Do. Oar 0 .WO Do. 41 pored. Prof. Arca Id. Do.LolorAßlLohlo Pr.A. all Primp. Sberg.ae., imp. p. .10 opYrolll lodt all l 4erref"olk p. u•bliztt. Ice 44 . 100 North &Web r 1 Hari.—rroDool p.O. Prat It Do. do. do. . . u Do. lands !of lu Do. York. 11 path all North lIa,U Kama waL FlaostlAs Oar!!! 1 ~lw ~9eetY, ra pi - ra urgeT: 108 U 0.34 ger , 4 1 1 .th.IX:rh."-. 1 . 42.1 ramont. CONDMON OP A lit-SNAPP. A very rospssishiv-lookots was estmatto the nogiinda's use SWOOP rase the following painful oircummoneta: le Applicants I that his wife had bow lbr ewes Moo past is • ants d kaasy, sad with • view e• preenet a ter us ttz . la say injury beesalf, or anybody Ole, be had hart r bat she ttaketortety broke lobo fres her OPIASIONII4. Fortes soars Unbeatable Consequences, he osikd s pallor • coanahlw. end had We Whys to ohs station-hems at the A dirlstossisessfasrs-imisKinv.oreet,whro Hr. Bask as the lampoon! , as arty, ;awe boo sr. Marcarres wsf ' th esis) se the nob dales mil sae wads of deposing of bar. There, booms, dr atlHurttiee refusedo , l novits hot ; ashen senamsald M honno an lames of the worthier* ii u, well. That he et mime amid not (trout be most mob- M goestfy hove lost bisalllll6lll. Sines that, ut her lassaly. oho had denteged way setiols of furniture Its ponnestd, and 'gala la ilia sedmov,stred to lad= lbw wish to Mediu% M. ropier &greed that she could eat Is peruitted to be at Inge is Or auposeri mate deearilmeL • Applleem as d he ire °ford to milmasal• the parish for a• sisistersar• st hip ',v.. ssasiod • paisiun of Its OL per day Mu reesesteeme. W r Ird Mimed to nab tiros's , ma do purl& hr own of bee info, co yealimesawom So pc mew 111 ceme Beeded. Tereest teat maim oeuM be Weer than that eau lieaipped, from what bed WM Sem dee applicant, doe Its Ina as mese rostrandag bet sebum. Mrpitime ogled that be had net. Mr. Paysertelmmisd aa Ofil^Pr to •81111141611 mama to St. Moores veshinue, and inform the wathamisite that If they did DO Imereiro mai pat the wears sky • pow WV, of roust he amid deal It his duty o uproot they madam to the Maormodlo. RAILWAY Riel3l9Ta.—The traffic Marne of rail ways is the United Klerk.. for tb. week ending Sep- Wester IS, mowed to 612,4904. awl for the corresponding hell year to 620.9401,, showing • ditereass at C 1 44111. Itoe grammelpta of Ito Midi railways Inirber their Wald `the metropolis ssonatited for the week ending se As ewes 114,11 W, end for rite n lug week it hot peer to 114.8411., shaming an tamease of Ma The Memos. on the &stern Counties Railway swoon tied to 6611. ; on Ur Owe Northern to 2.144 ; on the Omat Western to 1,413/. arriba Lasko a nd Blarkwall to la ;ee tbeLosidon, Briglokm. ▪ Poulb Coast to 21301.; on tbe Loudon sad Mroth Western to 1,619; awl oh lb. South limers In 1.2331.; Mak 7 .1661. BM front tble mat be deducted 69931. the on the London and North Wearers, leaving the hierscio se abs... 1921. The receipt* no tbe °dim. lies. ie ' r IMM6 hllmedrea amounted In 797 6371, and for the ear of 1867, to 303,29 W., shooing a demeans ▪ HU no the recodoite of those ham, from which tom be reeled the Menem as the metropolitan ham, leariort the dreensee 8,460 L, as &simpered with the cernecomilkag pubil of 1867. tc ."‘oath Wove. guv. 4 tit 1016 Do. 44 coo dont. wli dodo Yorldidro4p.st.go. skootiooL Dardortoo S ▪ , Po do ed..s. IN Ilrotoutardigadmireg.s. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoow. The railway share market to-day is generally firmer, in sympathy with the funds. The principal advance is in Berwick and York and North Midland; Eamern Conn lies and Caledonian have also met with more inquiry. London and North Western stock, after being marked 901, has relapsed to 89 , 1 to 901. Great Western opened heavily, and is now quoted 60 to 1. Midland is quoted 961 to 971; Lanosabire and Yorkshire, 941 to 961 ; Great Northern, 261 to per share, being better; London and South Western, 941 to 95 ; and Eastern Counties, 12 5-18 to 7-16 per share. Gr and Trunk of Canada and Great Western of Canada railway shares are better. Foreign descrip tions are generally steady. LIID 1100 AI. 1111 O 01 id 1 100 101 0 1 1021 15 U Ol i a X S; 110 IT I d d 1 dla I dia it l it If It di. Hi NI 66 Ili 70 77 i II la ie i i le he S. tli IS 4 7 1701 l i 37 U 7 6 111 114 IT 38 U U 43 46 3 41. f $ 16 726 64 1 7 3 64 li t li tl3l I% Me VA l .....u. At 0...00..1110 1 9 9 tor ..d. Snail et Our* 11 9 1u5a1ka1.1010.19.0.6.00 DI 011 Do. la A 44 * Do. Ada t 0•01111 t -- Do. l i uge 6/1 Docile lihe nuraiki. 061 ley 1) eA re ..... .. .. 1.1) 4' I ' M I t% t r ik . i. mimed In 10) 1w De. Jal 1. D. 10" Do low 1. *a MD. .bduuau und 0. Moeusii ID 6,6 , 100ntn1 Owl[ (Limpet/ •• au u 'l/0u..... . .„......„ 91 0 Itausarn . 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Awe. r .41 S 6 eem inn I* 118 l 118 1111111 41.1 116 100 , 11.1 ...iam.doi.Jea.a.iry leo .... dz. DoAporelasb.lliAac. LAO II ittiatt Nsa.D:b lao 100 ►CI Sh. .1110 tln llt Inn 1 in 111111711111 11111111. i 116 10_ xl BAWL OF IMOLA:M.—Ls As Vie.. 632. Gar the so& •sk.bot rpto■ •FP/ Reis f00d.......... 4:32.W.345 Lours .1 Prophase,' Omani. ...414..5.1. 0 . Semi . .... WOO) I Nub*. bar. Br. ie, 11.740. 4 OWru . 1 Ilene lapsed *Air Mils 7 .9.4.11 &pt. 2, 1 S a. MONEY MARRBI-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoai. Owing chiefly to the highly favourable Bank re turn, the funds present a fresh ripe of i per cent. The other merkets also exhibit a tendency towards im provement, although business is scarcely more active than of late. Consols are firm, at 971 to 1 for money, and 971 ; to 1 for the 12th of October. India Stock has been dealt in at 2171 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures of the second issue at 981 ; the scrip of the , second issue at 961, showing a fresh advance; Bank , Stock for account, at 2281; Exchequer Bills, March, at 345. pram; ditto June, at 245. to 275. room. In the foreign stock market business has been rather limited. Spanish Bonds are more offered. The scrip of the New Turkish Loan has recovered to / die. to par. The Six per Cents. of 1854 are quoted 96 to 1. Other foreign stocks are fairly supported. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 961, 961 ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 1001 (exchange, 25fr.) ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 68 (exchange 128. ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, for account, 1021 French Three per Cent. Routes, 72fr.25c. (exch.2str.) Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853. for account, 461, 461; Russian Four-and-s-Ralf per Cents; 1001; Sardinian Five per Cents., 93, 92 ; ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 291; ditto, Passive Bonds, 111; the Committee's Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, 8 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account (Sept. 29), 961. At Paris today (Saturday), according to Mr, Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Relates opened at 72fr. 80c. for the account, showing a further rise of sc. compared with the last price of yesterday. At the Bank yesterday the demand for money was very limited, but in the open market a WI- amount of business was done, the terms for choice Dills with not more than three months to run being about 21 per oent. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence on Monday (" making up day "), and terminate on Wednesday. The corn market remains heavy, and tales cannot be effected except at reduced prices. The declarations for the October indigo sales now comprise 14,917 chests. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were dull. As regards three months bills on Holland, as well as paper on Austria, the rates were a shade be low those of last Tuesday. The Hamburg exchange, however, remains firm. The current rates are N N t I shown below : AmWerdsm, three months, 11.181 to • ditto, shert, 11.16 to ; Rotterdam, three zwatha, 'll.lBl to , Antwerp, three months, 25.35 to 40; Iltizahur4, mare. hence, thtte months, 13.81 to I ; Paris, three days eight 25.16 to 20; ditto, three months, 25.374 to 40; Frankfort: on-the-hulas, three months, 119 to • Petersburg, per rouble, three months, Al to 36; Viesins, eft. 110., three months, 10.12 to 15 ; triode. do., three months, 10.13 to 15 ; Madrid, three months, 481 to 49; Cadiz. three months, 491 to ; Leghorn. three months. 29.95 to 30.06 ; Genoa. three months, 25.65 to 60 ; Naples, three months., 401 to 41 ; Palermo, three months, 122 j to 123 ; Messina. three months, 1221 to 123; Lieboo, 90 days, 621 to 1; Oporto, 90 days, 521 to The amount of bills drawn on India by the Finance Committee of the Council of India, by the out-going mail, is only 6661. The propo.ed dividend on the 'dock of the Great Western Railway Company of Canada is officially announced at the rate of 4 per mit per annum, against 6 per cent. per annum for the corresponding period of last year. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of Bd9l. . . The screw steamer William Cory has returned to the river Thames, after successfully laying down the large electric telegraph cable across the North Sea, viz., from the Texel to Danwich, Suffolk. The steamer Panther arrived at Malta from Mar seilles on Tuesday, with the London mail for Bom bay of the 17th iust., and left on the same day for Alexandria. The Sultan arrived at Malta from Alexandria an the 113th inst., and left smon after wards for Southampton. With reference to the freight market, the fort nightly circular of Messrs. Sharer, Lamb, and Co., reports as follows : The freight market remains quiet. From the Mediterra nean operations have been rilmoet ooufined to Alexandria, for which port the rate hats declined, owing to the number of ships offering end known to be on passage out. The Baltic bee improved somewhat, and there are a few pressing orders front Wyhurg and the lower Steadied) prate. We have an Inquiry after ships from the Best Indies, end though the rates offered are not as vet very high, it is a hopeful future that chartering has at length bereme prarticable, neously with this improvement In Indian homeward bustards the coal freights have slightly fallen, but to the Mediterra nean they continue with very little variation. The subjoined weekly summary of the produce markets is extracted from the circular issued last ' evening by Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson : The colonial markets continue quiet, but there i► a good inquiry for most articles for horns ooneureption, and prices remain steed,. The favourable result of the bale of steer at Rotterdam, on the Pet inst., when 55,700 beams were disposed art Ito It guilder above the July currency, tended to strengthen this market, and transactions to a fair extent have taken place at full rates. There has been an active de mand for coffee, and in some boatsmen higher quotations have been established. Saltpetre is in rather better demeod, particularly for the lower qeslititic The sales of rice h.mt pas off at prioesalightly intavourof the buyers. In tea there is no sheration to remark. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Wednesday, Sept. 22, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results: Circulation lame Circulation active 20,015,955 Decrease 138,035 Public depoeits Other deposits Governmoat ercrsitite in banking department 10,980,684 Increase 10,170 Odor securities in banking department 16,227,088 Demean 85,206 Coin and bunion in lath departments Seven day and other Lille 750,403 Decrease 161 The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes coin) in banking department 13,593,110 Inmost) 623,185 Through the influx of gold., end the creation of a corresponding amount of notes, the supply of money has been rendered se large that not even the addition of 700,0001. to the Treasury deposits has rendered bankers desirous of drawing upon their balances in the Bank. Assisted by the de ' crease in the " other" securities, the result is an augmentation of no lees than 623,1841. in the reserve of notes and coin. It is important to bear in mind that the October dividend money has not yet been " discounted." Its release will conse quently have the more effect upon the market. The increase in the ballion agrees almost exactly with the =sant of gold known to have been sent into the Bank during the week referred to. The inference is that the recent withdrawals of coin on provincial account have absolutely ceased. The surplus at pre seat held in the country will soon begin to flow beck to the Bank. The Gazette statement of the movement of the precious metals for the week ending Wednesday last gives the following totals, viz.:—lmports of gold, 369,6841.; experts of gold, 17,3391. ; imports of silver, 69,9421.; exports of silver, 68,4251. meant. amdsont le Me int TO and ce wateralsx. OW. II NA.. P.lllll/0". 1 11INEir .. . ""r" Oaler irIPIP O rgaZad . ldiiidan — 11. n ..we gaga)* 11111:40 , 1. vow ..owe pe,nr.an Am ut mt Other Sawnle l/k2a is I Gal ask Jim Bats— TZ.7eO .c.o.sci L39.W.P111 Y. Y•ISFitU4 Cbid OWN. Pamir inisiiii. Extreme inactivity prevailed to-day throngbset the Stock Exchange, but late in the afternoon the funds were stimulated by a purchase of 50,0001. stock for the account, followed by another of 100,0001. Under the influence of these operations, coupled with the expectation of a highly favourable Bank return, Console closed } per cent. higher than yesterday. The other markets likewise exhibited more strength towards 4 o'clock. The attention of the operators in shares, however, is now directed to the approaching settlement. Consols. which closed yesterday at 971 to } for the 12th October, opened this morning at the same quotation, and advanced late in the afternoon to 97„1 "buyers.' For money the last price was 971 to }. After the recognised hones, the market remained firm, and the quotation was 97 9-16, " buyers," for the account. The official business report is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols. for money, 97/, 1 ; ditto for amount (Oct. 12), 971,97} ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue, 981, 981; the scrip of the second issue, 98}, 981; Three-and a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable at par in May next, 100}, 1001. The scrip of the Second Indian Loan was firm to day, at 93} to 1. The debentures of the first issue, have risen to 981 to The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 34e. to 37e. prem., and the rune, 245. to 275. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at Ils. to 15s. prem. The foreign stock market to-day was inactive, with little change in prices. The ecrip of the new Turkish loan was again slightly firmer, and closed at f to } dia. The Six per Cents. of 1854 were last quoted 96} to 1. Spanish Bonds are well sup at the late rise, bat the Committee's Certificates for Unfunded Coupons were dull. The Anglo- Peruvian Fonr-and-a-Half per Cents. were quoted 90} to 91} ; and the Three per Cent*, 71 to 72. The shares of the Union Bank of Australia were more offered to-day, and declined 11. Those of the Oriental Bank were more inquired for. Other bank shares were fairly supported. Electric Telegraph stock was in demand, and the new shares were marked ; prem. In the market for miscellaneous securities little business took place. The shares of the Red Sea and India Telegraph Company were quoted this afternoon 9.16 to 1 prem. and those of the Indian and Australian Telegraph Company 1-16 to 3-16 prem. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 28th inst. for the hire of vessels to carry stores from the Thames to Bermuda, Halifax, and Simon's Town. The Emigration Commissioners invite tenders for a ship to proceed to Melbourne, to be ready for pas sengers between the 17th and 24th of November. The Finance Committee of the Council of India have engaged the undermentioned ships for the conveyance of troops from the United Kingdom to India, viz. —T he Northumberland, for Bombay; Mary Harrison and Adamant, for Calcutta; Ha vering, for Madras; and the Hamilla Mitchell for Knrrachee. MINE -THIS' DAY. Two o'Ctoci. The mining share market remains dull, and Copper Mining shares exhibit a tendency towards depression. There have been some inquiries this morning, how ever, for shares in Devon and Courtney, 'Wheal Mary Ann, South Dolcoath,North Devout, Tincrott, and Great Wheal Alfred. Bon Accord Copper shares have been dealt in at 1 prem.. and Port Philip Mining shares at 12s. 6d. Foreign descriptions remain quiet. The North British Australasian Company are offering for sale by private contract the Island of Sushi, in New Zealand. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : tve Ltve bet to report a more active general business dating thi. without, however, aileding opportunities fur advat•lag prices. Copper fell yesterday 41. 10e. per ton on English cake, *o. per lb. on manufactured, and 14. rr lb. en yellow metal. The business of the week in sales of foreign has bwn tionqd!rable. Iron has been bought pretty tritely, cod some of the Welsh makers sob higher twice'. The Staffordshire menufactorars are better off for orders. Foreign tin finds 11C90 attention, which keens the market steady, English being dull. Load ie in a little better inquiry. Ste4'er still dull. Tin plates steady. The iti•ettors of the Devonshire Great Consolidated Copper Mining Compa ny, at their board meeting no the 21st instant, ny, declared a dividend of 7,1681., being 71. per share, arising from prelim on sales of tr,pper ores sampled in the nionihe of May and June last. After payment of the some there re mains in hid a balance of 21,4691. 14s. in cosh, on bills not at mativity, and reserved fond applicable to the gimletsl pur poses of the company. FEADAT ETLVD4O! A fresh redaction of one half-penny per lb. in the price of copper is calculated to increase the heaviness of the market for copper mining shares. "tininess in mining securities to-day was inactive, the inquiries being chiefly limited to shares in Wheal Trelawney, Tamar Mine, Dolcoath, Devon and Courtney, St. Day United, and Wheal Mary Ann. We hear of a few transactions at the following prices, viz. : North Downs, 2; Sourb Camden, 4071, 410 ; Devon and Courtney, 135., 16s. ; St. Day United, 134. ; Wheal Mary Ann. 43 to 44 ; and Wheal Midget, 206. Cebre Cooper shares remain flat. whilst Anglo- Mexican Mint and General Mines (Nova Scotia) were in demand. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market fa rather firmer at the entrjolued prime: Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 495. 6d.; September, 49e. to 43a. 3d. ; October to December. 49a. ; ditto, separately, 49e. 6d. ; January to March, 495. 61. KARL= AVOLAOLS.—Town G.lllow, 524.9.1.; fat by ditto, 2e. 94.; yellow Russian, 31a. ; melted stuff, 5%. 6d.; rough ditto, 21a. ; Maw greres, 16e.; good dregs, ie. COVENT-GARDEN.—(TIIIS DAY.) Trade is somewhat improving. Apples and peen are plentiful. Lisboa grapes coatinne to arrive. Melting peaches begin to d:aa.ppear, but roma good late oars may now be had. Barcelona sure fetch 20e. per boatel; new Brasile, 16.. ditto; Spanish, 14s. ditto; almonds, 2te. ditto; walnuts, kilmdried, 20s. ditto. lit beets fetch 26.. to Ala. per ltilibs. Kent cobs are coming in very pknnfally, and are of good quality. price 465. per 1001bs. Among vegetables are Fume nice osubdowers. Esse are now entree. Greens are plentiful, as are also French beans. Potatoes are still largely supplied, many ere. how ever, diseased. Green artchoges fetch from 4... to Bs. per dozen. Cucumbers pistaitaL Cut Bowers chiefly citislat of orcbida, gardenias, heliotropes, geraniums, visleta, migno nette, beads, and roses. FRUIT. Pte. Apples, per lb.. 4. to On *Peke. P. 1 `0 ,1 . 1 . t's to St trowel, per 1. co 414 Pears. per d. t.. as to I. paeans, per Ore.. 34 to Is Orrecoo. oe Ore.,:s 5.1 Nootartoss.9or dos., 44 io 1A..4, pm. An z .. 1. 1 4 4) ra :,rslote, each. Is to 2.• Fill,c, la, p.k. lb., 6,1 rip. Der don. ld ta Is 61 Col.. per Od vr.orri OmMficonara. wit. 14 to 44 Greta p.. kn. banana t. la to 44 Rao t Beata, per olera 94 tot'a Paw 00. r. too. te. to Me par but., 3t to ro 91 pt cot.. Nto 4. Curate, per band,. 44 to GI Tango., per nape,. 44 to 44 tbansatt. p. .I•ve. le 64 to 6. Cua nntort. par to 4. Rosa per I. C 4 to 3. Wary. p. ,[acre, la to Is 04 . - !ABLE& Leeks. oer Lunch. 24 to 31 Sisollok par le.. al V, ett Mete, per ,alto PI Leuven, t 0.., per Ivor., le tot. Id cab. ter scree. le to leer liodtte,ter 51 HMS. ladtilt, p. tom., 1, 6.1 to ai Moretootne. o. tom. n PNoittr. per 1.2 boooltst. L tO Iltot. peep, D. leave; ed se 44 beeper, do., Si to id HAY MARKET.-THIB DAY. Mr. Z. J. Deets reporta a hue apply. Prim Meadow Ley, 66.. to 26e.; dopertor. aft% Md. to 844 ; tnB44or, ditto, 80e. to 20e„ ; 11...dr0a, 60e. to 70d.; Awed, old, 90e. to 100.. , new, 20s. to 90.. ; etesw, 26e. to 28e. FIRE AT PIIILICO.—A fire broke out in the fashionable neighbati-hood of Pimlico, at 8 o'clock at night, and coutinutd to rap through for tome hours, destroying in its prep.-se property rained at wore th , eland pc , 2 ,0 8 i teettag. The arc commenced on the peceirreof Mrs. Ann Harvey, chine and ghee &oder, &haste 1 1 71._§ , in the Queen Trod , Pimlico. At the time of the trathinak the inmates were in their bads aekeo, and It woe not until the fre bad gained a considerable hold that the occupants mold be stowed, end when that wee done, they were obliged to get out of the bark and front -shadows, 'and having to jump a dint race they were all more or lam tapered, two or these Iribr ohlird to be taken to t"e hoenttal. The premiws of bit, Ford, a tocoonlat, No. 4, belong byeeeena left daring the temporary Ammo of the propr iet or the mob, unrestrained, broke into the plots, tore nut the windows, and destroyed nearly the whole of the furniture; and, ntfornanately. he wee nnlneared. At an adv anced hour to-day the Ire was exrltgaished, but not until Mrs. Harvey's pectolsee end an they contained were destroyed, and serious damage done to the EMI be of l Mt ougs . j to oh the n Cadoaran, ".7. and "ventirilare°llPPooldcri. The ' be Insured In the Phosain Fire-Alee. ef-s.ll. tray was lammed fat the metals fa lb. 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