The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-22 00:00:00

LILLY 11101111 IIPLAIIOIK-1002 PLUM (Pon do haw Alrirtiaer.) An appalling &Maw! amend this (Widowlay) stomas r the laws One Fek, by week few ph ew hove lee Mir Uwe, sod al the tire at weak he write hoe whore w like Is s ilooporeos oleo It to cookesaly et them kbe he the eideolsorel beemei makes el the t e sod Is WOO est =War mod m w foe the et the eplookekk is stoordsos• lb* rod Male aidolkoksoi Sae el Ikelorror, bed a hark el at the geovoll, mid N sear tom egonika el ma atilassa• alarrio. d oe et me; modoslool by Nam" et Wage. We TM belts Apt Is elm by ism i rem soellokked) ourieb kerne look Ore se • nom et put loses. bus dhe Bepstly emu& bantiils as gam tassuml.o se do set—otei far det may losoboriot sod iistleg statoossos dot bee bon anoot—lho alhookk rah to be the We gli=this drodkil e mbar was=tbe se &it sod palm( la i t Nab= at volt • sbillealllng as.a. sad was as keel. vase k w Tr • tram.= sspork odd ap bpalsodsis la semi dal ad the koketi tho tome el de IBM Ng* Week the mew Tee lbse the mile shod at ohm esil ..,Au N rhos sod woke, mod dashed a Meese it awe eutty pole be the dimes it the Are pact ham le ✓IMICk the goomod, esd, tebekeks eon wr illiond el* tunic esteem • hafts sem et_ lot yule le* 'beaks b a r he llos pea at slone. eloord by do fele ▪ wind et mon troo si fying ohm el queers do Yr mild ado .pot, nod km horri proooked Ikea Jobs Odd helsore, Ipso wee the mite la • , aim ikeilike Nome bin hoes this. Nee ma In a *eke doe; elms huh teems dais and rose or his Wised nod androl. Tlts swim N lan latresion mum hot mei eil boles bomb ~rade* h Poke% adds addislat lo sodero mow TM hue al hoe hie irollbe a ask biker k w to biro Heir, .5 111111101111 LAW" lei& w Wog so b kited for oh by ems. sr teak Nod the todnel so well el the yeast mila Mod. Then wen oho toe sheep killed sod hyoid elltereeked, es bar pot et thotolllki Worth( few es thee. • nt - o; atedl smosisor woo hmodbler a Zpdcbt Into the tons for medfcal ambiseeta, omd Do. arrived at Ss some vials • qmittor of as hew, bus by this time throe out .of fOOT man was dead, and the Mirth nibs& shortly dear. Tbo dead bodies wen at moo moved to me Elephant and Cold Ins, whiling abe was sm. mod • led who was dasswoefly sabldod shoat Os bad, neck, mid boa. Ned *Wad goat the holy. AM/ft ethos wh• wono wousid mos • me who woe drives - by be bras of the ormosails • disbnai of JO yards kw whin dr angles mood, hot Is • &oohs salbely ego lobe to the soma vibe the stew hob. He wen mast wenly Wend, and was cosvir to the Gum Comity flospltal, at brlghttm, la • y Another seem won breed Is dm moo bramlis, but not Tine to so rut • &Osseo, sad anstabed "Orbs of • allshow ebansior. Db. Marra, soresoa, Imartag of the sonideat, promptly ammo& his lams awl rads towards the same the calamity, medy Si noir his sordeso if required. Os Ido way be was. however, met, and reqessiod to resin to the hlepbaat and comb, bat the todormaste sufferers were beyond all h aid. Mr. Murrell, however, received the led Woodall, i r n ad directed tom to be placed in • warm bed, and otherwise at tested to him._ Mr. Tribe, of Bodshrove, with several other penone, were Ino,ltted down bat not much injured. Mr. Ds%.tl Cheals, one of the firm, who wan superintending the general business irrengements in the Srld, was throws down with great violence, and these is little doubt hi, life was 'pared hoes the simple circiunstemos that he fall behind the chaff-cutting me ans* which *es about being tried, and which he wee piecing in • proper position to receive the drawing amp of the steam iness. This chaff•cutter was turned t ompktaly round end struck Mr. Choate in its paeans, pitching him &aide, end thus, en It appears, providentially raving him from destruc tion. Mr. T. Klima, of Beddinghato, and Mr. Boys, of Esetboszne, sad others, had • moat narrow mope, the in glue rdng within • very little distends of where they were hai - zemlastioa of the remains of the mese abundantly tertilLd to the terrific violaters of the explosion • the sod of the figi bon wss cocaplstafy drives out, sad the lialety. rale* Lbws off; large pieces of boa were scattered about at a coo aiderable distaace—some of thew, it is mated, as far off as a quarter of a rode. The skid pea was &wad Shy yards from the spot. The tapper potties of the funnel wee thrown to a gnat height. The tAlowiag is a list of the killed : Alher7Hilder, farmer, Homed Keynes. Jobe Gold, sagineer. &whores, Lewes. Reuben Laudyert, labourer, Pindon. Jesse Upton, Isboares, Cliff., Lewis. The Cilia of the esploslou of course can only be at t a matter of oriniecitire. No doubt a aimed iare,tjiidon will tete place before the proper aathority. We may add that the isqueet will not bo held till to-morrow (Thsraday), the comer, Mr. Gill, being engaged at an in q u es t at Cloudburst. LATraT PA lilt ICCLAILS. Ladd p.m. It fa gratifying to be able to season that the who to minticiaed above se severely seekiel, is likely to do well, be having rallied considerably sines be wee nest taken to the, tna. He was Mended by Mr. Morrell sad Dr. Smythe, who have bees anrendinag in their case. The lad's same is Thomas Woodhall, gni his Either is to the employ of Mr. Fuller, Nortoa.ferni, Kingston. & o'clock. A report his hid reached ea that the man who was takes to the Brighton Hospital (sad whose asses we have sot yet sacertedned), died briber his eeriest there. We cannot, how ever, roach for the trade of Ibis statement. UP firl BALLOON. The editor of the ifserelleas Daily CAroosick accompanied Mr. Comall la eat of hislISOKII• on Moaday evening. He thus ilenattes b anal tome The et it mimes cf the emenest steed the nest dargottul and inspir its character, sad meat Impress with en almost devotional feeitag say lobed capable el hies snored by the beauty of saare. The calla stillness, the Oases./ theelighteet sense of movement, the height byht, the pure air, and the =gni. Boat area of vales, meths ep • ears of pleasure which no per as penibly describe. We ere now shoat mix thousand bet shor Me earth,' ere Mr. Caswell in the coolest possible maw sad at the miner peen • bale ef gbger bew—ke taw tribe ' pep ' led leM a done biscuits were the whale esesninenst te the eteeminder of our aortal viral. The strareetsece wee immediately szpiethed, for Mr. Cottrell is a pointer& glatisetee, sot • mere balloonist; and we had a brief lecture en the fact that, the pressure of the atraondare having bees re moved, the carbcaio acid gas in the bottle bad had lm resistance to seafood agates*, and had conaequeally 'goon off.' The leaned weight of the air wee at that moment mantlestal in many inarewing thodes, soma of which we noted. Oar eager rade, wee tip, sad external ears tingled, as Albert Smith relate Is always the thee in the ;Quinsy to the summit of Moat Bane. The internal parts of the ear ware sleeted in the reveres Baton to that experienced la the descant of the diver bell. As the Oath of the water became greater, we raw weber suffer:2g coati& rabbi inC011•11111[11C• from the ;ranee rf the en to the bell upon the tyrapenew or from of the ear, which wee *sly relieved when the an (*waited within the hem escaped by the euteachles tale, but her op en the atmosphere 6,000 feet, the air. • it's' the chamber of the tar had expanded, owing le the I 1•,.•.re on it.. out.ide of the tympanum brine been retorted, and we were partially deaf till by a ssemomeill retetuLltse y awning (which Is practired by poem seal le dtristr tellr) the en•terhies tube, whicb comesels the beck of the throat with the le tarsal one, was near, sod Awed a portion of the rapsord air to escepe. Wile 611111/4 8 , and so cold sr a:pertained, reeir tit.vereg we. coley in the lower regime One se Me nest strikbg theaototha we nolioed wee the 'she from the meth. Atter callieg eat ever the side of the ter, . Wham see we r si'v are Nerds elspred before re bed breath to, d as by a drier repeeklee. The experiment wee'.ere FA tines repested et rases slitedet, and We time starers; between the abed sad the air arise • r °eh idea the &ethane of the Wed teed thededdelea, tbeoly attar rialto Into the Mr. Mr. Crete eseederl miry proviaion for deeceat, by heattr ad arrayplu it Irma, end omega the , at • • •"' realy f t r Immediate tire. H. tile bre 111111•111 erre at hick in hie eat, sod temme se mithriestle sm Lae de:lr ts of woman' r lb awed awed here i t . a expected to be; from tits et time add= err at which we were traveling, sad the aides dal lift Lawns se and the sees. To test whether we IMPS wcsdett or therendiug, a sheet of the Asi a Charade wad t Into small pplecee sad thrown out. Merveldens le a:we, they eppw,.d to drop down tram Isis pleat of mete. , we ny spread, for the notice wee ewe; we were '° et rapidly and leavisg the neaps of paper bred e.e. W e mot with them serr afterwards, sad oddest dem btf•re tb-y reached the earth. The rive we= t' -.h so tape of p e p ar throws or. We 1•1•11 r the orris wenbend the upper 41. • by so Mbar neer read we Wee that the ar,..1 steal was going odews. Dews, sr dews. I h . Loy end sere stars, wines tore WI Wren arty 1 ` .11 ° 4 ot Imp me the sad dim mid Illedwba "'"-' • we amid we the wheat demo Is tine of the lila. re w inr cede beet es a quid sac log Ws ei ea u" , ner die des a Meted yoke abide ? leader tboa de ".pled, ' Not he bud Utica Bridge. The delesest vide, sad at de seeseat we overlook dezr e ze 61 lint throws sr, end the la war nos. ablate of yet arched es, bat we ::y tatted the smd a slight vibrates a hew die ei , erwerde I.told es that She gereypidi Ina bed raced the Tte Mynas, lincs—tbe ultremostaa• tart at Dit ' lll-11 eainaces that .• gnat numb, at Se swab Tipperary wilt be beta to mint spoilt the anodes. plea et vtinkeale eatereoiaationt, pato/kir, sad without ennienilee atteitoited to tie noble proprietor of the Wales, Dew." Tte ineetiai will, it adds, "be attended by the coast, Nviersiativee, bad will be each NI to be tally latitkd to WWI the voiced Tipperary." THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1859. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) MANSION-HOT/88. • DISORDERLY YELLOW. -- • William ll hums, • tell balking fellow, wall known to the City polka es ea lacenigiblo " drank sod disorderly," we almriW as follows PWowenstable 623 sold he wee on duty la Blehopogefe street, shoat 4 o'clock this morning, when be heard • on, of Patios I" sad as going to the spot found the prisoner then outside • public-hone, creating a great disturbance. He bed Jost been turned oat of a patillo.beems Ice being Aveiro end disorderly, sad Wiring °OK'd a good deal of re eisteace, hat his coat and his shirt much torn in the Urania. He wanted winters to take • person into custody, who, ha said, bad easaulta d him, and beams. witness refused to do so, be threw himself down out the parement, where he kkked aid somentod until idx or seer policemen, who were steered by his cries, oonveyed him with some difilcalty to the station-house. He had been taken into custody, and brougbt up cm • similar charge the pennons day, sad dis charged with • re_primand, on his promise not to do se iris. Lord Hayer—what have you to my to this P Primer—Why I warn in the publie.house when • fellow emmalted me biome I would', let him drink out of my plat, and M plI sod me out, so that I fell on the pavement, sad laid the. deed for • evertor of as hour. (laughter.) I wanted the policemen to tsko him into custody, and ha weulda:t. fts7sCsed Mayte—of more not. He didn't see the r esult committed, and you were drunk. Prisoner—Well, 1 think its very hard. There's no law for tha poor, I me. Mr. Oceelmwa (chief clerk)—Why, you. h►ve been here no end of them trees drunkenness, and yesterday you wanted rather weer te take soothes man into custody, who you mid had eroded yen in the rune way but the officer was too wimp, de It. irliwrisrl . look how I wee bicolor' slyrat. Primer—My lord he threatened If I didn't let him ahem, bed kirk me, ea/ rapture me, The Lord Mayor—Thee be nest re le Om ke• hurler day e, and dud ereurlty whim be seem oat le Inv the pea fore matth. ! fourteen deist Bend a cove to good der fourteen days for nothing! I arret me boo bare is ay 116. . . . He we hero interrupted by the laughter of many who bed soft him at the bar the previous day; and iheofflona, taking him by his vans, dragged him downstairs before be could my anything further. WOMHIP4T6LEBT. _ SWOP-LIPTIIIII. Ain Joan mod Jam Blacker, y oung women, were charged with stealing from the shop of Messrs. Hopkins, drapers, 61 and 62, High-etreet., ilhoreditch. Mr. Theme Clowt, an sesistant to the flrm, stated— On the preview evening the prisoners requested to be shown some menthe, and wcre conducted to that department ' upstairs. His reepicions were excited front • previous viet they had paid, and be gave dime:ices th a t th e y should be watched. Subsequently, front informition afforded by one of the apprentice., an officer was sent for, and in the interim *hipbone's descended, andsaid they had selected orne op:which they wished to leave a deposit of a shilling, which was of course refused sad they in return were accused of robbery. Bunker replied Instantly, "If we give you up the cloaks will you let us got" This was also refueed, and Jones dropped • mantle from beneath her dress directly the constable arrived. On the way to the 'titian-house mother mantle made its appearence from beneath the gar ments of Joao, she manifestly befog unable to walk further with it in so inconvenient • deportory. The value of the two articles, which wire very balky, wee 21. 13s. 6d. Bodo Boys, the apprentme, proved having watched the prisoners in the meiotic-room, and seen Jones conorel the property while her accomplice held a cloak before her appa rently namintag it. Jones said she was guilty, but dotted that Bunker, who bad 'leo pleaded guilty the Instant before, knew anything of the rubbery. Both women were oommkted for trial but remanded for former convictions to be proved. CLEILKINWELL. MAT AND InCEMBILL.-81Vilf WELED APT= WAIIIIIIOI. 77,oxidu Barriett, a teraph Instrument maker, reeding at 2, Oretn%•- tones, wall. was charged with ..surels wl euhand. ic, Remick Barnett, a woman apparently each . kah beil Mr; JoluTi(aludiag, soilditor, appeared foe the templets sat, and rid Ude was • very unhappy affair, as the had only been married about seven weeks. The corop?s at lOat had been • housakespez in a gentleman'a family, and having in her possession • little money, she, bef.rne the inerriage, bad • dead drawn waling the money upon hermit, and to this deed the defendant was • party. The oomplalnaat a day or two after the warless was shooed by the defendant, who we. la the contest hakit of getting the worse for lion r, became@ she would not alter the decree. Not con tent with this, about • fortnight after ths marriege the de fendant pushed the oompinasuit about the roan, sad twisted her wrists. Oa Bentley last the defendant n asultad her, sad when eke was parking her boxes the defendant got in a great rage, pushed her about, and hurt her very touch. Notwith standing this violence be ( Mr. Wakelinp) was only instraded to ask that the defendant should be bound over totasp the poen and that the defendant should give the 00011 Mil hear clothes, as that the might go to envies again. The defendant (who appeared to be very excited) ssld wild give his nth her clothes tf she viand then. Mr.riirhM OPIUM* the daimilmat I. astir We Ids ro oegailmine to keg to. peak sad Mamma as ONO far • M dam to no Y Übe dandiat pv• bin vile bet dottier. miasma ID RANK 07 INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CNIN4.-(11113 DAY.) This day a half-yearly meeting of proprietors was UM at th e Load= Tama, far the purpose of &cluing as eif interim dividend. ici;i4.7111.P., who prodded, said that the sommuta which hrd bessrocelved from the various establuhmerits shroud werenfa --- Illiiaatiallset;Tioatano. Sin; tut met branch establishinsats had bees founded at • mid new Kong. The cella bad been readily met. o call was now due in tine country. The balance of the half-year justified the divided which they proposed to make tbat day. They might have proposed a larger one, but they thought it better to err on the safe side. When they met next year they would be able to give a larger dividend. The chairman °occluded by proposing • divi dend of 21 per neat. for the half-year, free of inceme tax. Is LIMN' to Sir W. CARDISN, The CHAIRMAN said that the balance to be divided so ea to give the 21 per cent. was 9,0001. But the balance-sheet sbowed • pewit of 16,6001. for the half-year. It should be nadlectd that this half-year they were merely sowing the mediae it bat the next kaU•year they would reap the ar t. kraarixe was glad that be bad elicited so setts holory • statement from the chairman. The rssoloSloa Ira Ummegreed to. • vote se thanks to the olialnasa sad directors terminated the basiassia CILLZIZATIOX OS THE ANNIVERSARY OE ERI °PETIT. OF SALTATIPAL—TRIAT TO THE WOMETTOTLO Or TITUS SALT Le, M.P.—Tao sixth essisereary of the " of the gio waste rad parrlally of the sow large ne s tin Salaam Tiar gat, Bog. M.P , was celebrated am Teasley, when thOirbolostibevortipeople mad the tenants af Mr. Salt were saistalned es emir at Ws nadases, Matta- Ing Pak, near Leda ?kr rail rare wen_ orreged le asavey the paths beta Ireldred, Utak% sad fleipiwy, Se. The era left Shipley at nins idea, eneveybg 1,200 pm =secluding the Mph, lam bend, which played a of are during thejairasy. The awed left Bredlord at the wee boar, taking cep pomompois st Shipley. By this 1,000 ',TWIT wen mareyed ; sod by the third, which ISM Meltalre On ranutee after Was, maim 1,000, laolh a sj Me % Ur bake sad draw brad, sot et. The trains Mabel Methiey emir bpd tire, and ea the raft the rare they Ihressi • reserise, • deg the feltaire Stre epee Word in beat, Pe beam bend played • Seely sir, wad the whale party reseedod to Manley het. Thew theft went thresh prinsigel moor la the kell, rod visited the erionstodoe sad genre ; ober 'Ouch, ail art Wreck. they err wet thmerives is re park, when ihs 'sr y pon (ahrwinSed le SANS sal doves Is sa smeller draw be• sperm reppre arid la the prL Sams las of the err* ell the abblerrey beretberedMmtkiefert ihrthey mow seer *bp, 1,211111bL of beef, 1.4011ba of b ial li s si , abbe. ell alarm Melba of reading pie, 1,726ib5. of pleb reed. 10111 e. ef OITMIT breed, Weir ef batter, 70th.. ri re, SIMI& of beep eager. 304111 e. el Neel breed ; be adt- Ma taws wise SAN plain bar, $ l lOO arose beat, 130 Ikea pier, end, Is, direst, 70 row ef spoils. Renews Flan.—Oa the siett at Wasesday last the salsasiws tiobb4i masalsessry hdpegin g W. raterli oaf doe. al link -vills, Ifabbis. ems sesspisisly sZSalby ilea. The premier were guile ealle at am II was awl kap here it wee be ret they wars se Me and by widaight, wlea le Me smhess oilers of the awkwisis Dad, the stewdan was Me else the • are of Mos. The malls grates was awn for wiles erased. The damage dose is ralmated at shoat 1,0001., isehadlog Dome 701. worth of bob true, perked cep sad reedy for seeding away; rd w ere wiry te have to add that no part of the pressers was bowed, or, the sill per" twill ma oat, Mr. &wall did not intend rarring Ik nail the templadosd sire warm alinereaft which he ire ward, le Tili parrs dews ef a shear-K. giaL be. Fertely the engine wee met deereyed. We ere Werra that die irlielkitag bee bra arreefterd, end us ray abielibm ripe the rib will he • marresiudy Mort are he gal" mm eisrk. Is le net known bow the ere origl aired.—:,wieniaid Tx' GMAT Aurimar.--CArriox.—Subseriptions aw bsissi adistied la behalf Ed the km irs of the anfortanata seam through the amidst as board of the Greet Eastere, by two ars, ku4alav lymtiag themselves so who rled agars of a committ ee for that parpo.e. A report is in c a that the masseur Award of a laded proprietor fa this emery has fowl the saw of his sopiqsvie she mrstigsge of a considerable If set the shir of his sidatea sizioantiag to 1 11 07, 1 0 °.. 001.—liyassigh Jognial. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. OT 1114101710 M11e11.41 , 10 LBICESTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. One taile sad a quarter. Karbartaa Logic, Feradals, ?actable, Waadater, The Gift, aad Sobareldes ars haw SCURRY HANDICAP. Hall a soils. The How; Link Agnes, Lady Peel, Smilax, lisreasleds, LW* Poll, sad Appendix sr* ktes. NIIRAIRT HANDICAP. Three-quarters of a mile. lody Trsafsea, Cilmaloos o, The Gat* Woke, Ringlet, Ilaa-M-Arma, Waters, La Hollsadstee, Outs, Osrellyao, Maple 81moo, Nanissoi, sad Bea Webster are here. INNIEREPERIF PLATE. One mile end a onatter. Katherine Logi*, Twilight, Arehducheas, Sobersldes, Little Poll, Kite, and Agprodix are here. ENTRY FOR QUEEN'S PLATE. Three mile. Zarin Zee, Connaught Renner, Wild ROOD, The Ott*, Rover, Sin ;- at-Army Archdes, and The Dane are here. EXPLOSION 07 A STEIN TUO. )14, WZMILIDLY BrtNIXO. Th;o afternoon, about half-peat 4, a terrible ex plosion occurred In Kingread, by which some free ham bees Feet, sad senstal mac have been seriondy if not fatally Il ium& The name of the ill-fated vessel was the Fury tog, of Baked, end at the time of the explosion she was lying saws the banns Ant, bocci for Qat The captain of the Pirry, tic rime /form. was on board the Ant when the sadism moaned, end is amble to assign any muss for It. The tag wen literally blown to atone. The mew were are in number. The inau , John Cass, 62, is wifsaing ; a boy named George Rosen, 16, was blown on hoard the Ant, and hie since been rumored la amu pre carioca state to the Bristol Royal Ingimary. The mate, name unknown, we picked tip on a plece of the Costing wreck, comparatively uninjured. The engineer, Jamas Jones, 66, is missing, end there is little donbt brl thnt he has periaht 1. A collision occurred at liandbed Point, in the river Aver this morning, kismet the Firefly, Wexford eteampacher, rid the Monkey item bag, by which the Wier was wit Tb , crew were rescued. XAGLSTERL4Z 8011Z11. At the Yarmouth police-court, on 'Tuesday, three men, named Dye, Gowen, and Angell, wee brought up ma remand, charged with stealing • quantity of wood, the do ted, of Mr. Pox, builder• the Mayor, end Messy. F. Wor ship, P. Pullyn, J. Barber, W. T. Clarke, and F. Palmer, being the magistrates present. Mr. Pox, the prosecutor, stated that Gowen and Dye had lately worked for him, and Angell op to Christens lest. On searching their on he found a deal at Gowen's, about 2,000 keg of stuff Dye's premiss, and a quantity of wood In a sheds adjoining An gell's house, all of which be could identity se his property, sad which wee worth about 161. He hall has robbed to the extent of 6001. altogether. Evidenoe wee adduced io n srove that Angell had frequently bought timbercdtha kind need of various carpenter.; sad after the brach hod Waist minutes, the Mayor wee about to read ona of the ens ragmen* forms, whim Mr. Chamberlin, who appeared for Angell, sad If the eassisbning had deter mined upon seeding Anon far table—T i r tho Uer—l have deeded upon my own the court be against me, to seed thees jud rnal.—Mr. Pallya (warmly)! I do not toes der there is a tittle et evidence against Angell—Mr. Chamberlin am ilareeled to leave the dock, threatening to Wog es mike agafam any one who took him into custody. the Mayor calledas the !superintendent to do his duty, bet he wee not in eons at the time, and as the o tte r tames did not i add Inclined to interrupt Angell, he left the court nadisturbed. The Mayor then said he should Sane a warrant for Angers appregienabg, and that as be bed no power there he might as well vacate the chair. His warship then left the court, and the remaining crates admitted Dye and Gowen to bell.—On Wedneedol i t arcirship did not make his appearance, and Mr. Chamberlin deluded the coons he had pursued, citing the 26th seethe of Jervia's Act in support of his opinion • end stated that tin hod had no wish to act with any disootu'tesy towards either the Mayor or tae bench.—Mr. Hammond observed that be bed evolved a private not, freer the Mayor, who said the magistrates were (sadly divided upon the ease, there being three to tbree.—Mr. Patine wished to know why, In theatre, the Mayor should say he would convict, althoug h the majority were &vies him. On Thar-day the Mayor attended, said said the opinion of their clink, Mr. Holt, wag est the Mayor had the power of committing without refersesco to any other Warm and in clip - onion to their opinion; but Inasmuch her had mode refer.nce to other gentlemen, he had ceded the power he podessert, and could not, order such commit. With retard.). to Mr. Chamberlin, Il e con Ids hie conduct moat unjustifiable; but he had received an sapiens. = d te from that gentleman, with which he was perfreily 2 After some conversation, in the course of whialt Mr. F. Palmer said be did not see that the magistrates should di there merely for ornament, the matter dropped. As his worship admitted that every magistrate had the isms power_, if each one of the tenor dozen who sit daffy in the courtshonid take it into his bead to spume it, and to ad without ear meow to the rest, we shall have what Sir Letting O'Trkpror would term a very pretty quarrel" one of theme mornings. —Airy Art. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& FIB DAY.) Ettiosx.—Tbwo bas Mt lota w kills mis Mot*, but tie swims to vseystwa s Corrza.—Tbs sobs en psirwelwr wlllbout @how ltag Esaelsi Ors. TzL.-1101 boys,* sad ss sous illspond to wait tat towbar mows whisk is sow daily expiated Iran Chino. Priem an arft Higdon sold at 9d. ; new Rangooo, at 9.. 3d. Ron.—The demand bas Improved, and an demos of shoat Id. has boon pad. Latmard proof sold at 2a. to 2a. Id. BALTPITIiI without alteration. erzcza.—Pepper sold al fall prior ; Bingspors, 41d. to 41.1. ref lb.; Oman* Sid. to Sid. par lb.; nutmegs, la. 7d. togs. IL; mum, L. 2d. to la. 4d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (TRIS DAY.) The supply of beasts a about the tame as of late; a large propJrtion is of inferior quality. The cbolotet kinds find purtbaaers at Monday's quotations, bat other descriptions sre difficult of sale. The number of sheep is small, so also is the demand. Priors remain unaltered, although a clear ance cannot be effected. Trede is brisk for good calves. From Germany and Holland the,. ore 306 bases, 1,660 sheep, sad 110 aim; Spain, 102 besets; 600 tram the aortaern sad utilised ; sad 110 mil& cows Iron the lams counties. M Mee at Ala al.a 4. Pa 110•041 M, a4.a c. 301100ar. funfair,— 4 410 qt . aw i rsoft Ira iheri4ona 4 4 4 4 410 100•4 'sults beacla 1 4 3 •••..••• 4 4 bras gain* 40 44 S I Do. do. Arra OM brig lisit.orede S I I Labs .. ... tw bra 44 em3 •b0.4 1./a: Ow aid lamb e. 6.131; Olin% In: o. TALLOW WARIKT.—(THIS DAT.) The raertat lesteady at the annexed qaceaticeus Tornt talk , low, 66e. Id. ass out ; Petersburg Y.C. as the spot, 679. Id. to 57 ; September, 678.9.1. ; October to DOOM bur. 67 91. to Ms. ; ditto, separately, 68s. 91 SMITHFIELD RAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Moon. Davis and Co. report trade dull. Piic,a Primo meadow hay, 70a. to 75a.; atadortor ditto, 751. to 84a. ; *Abdo? ditto, 60r. to 60a.; towed, 44a. to 60a.; clover, old, 96.. to 106 a, „ ditto, new, stoond cut, ea. to 881. straw, 26a. to 30a. A touching story is told, in the Bombay pen, of a little girl, niece to Mrs. leieg m by the rebel& after the death of Ceiwin Ilegna.. It SWIM that the cLild, at the death of her uncle, became entitled to $O,OOO rupees, NW Bela Roo, with whom ohs was staying, lately sent her late the camp. A kw days after wards the poor little Shies frmted bawl( to death, lents( bee little property, which is ell M sevenunsat securities, end WWI it in elpoosed will ispie to the etre. DeATH or Me. BrlnCitlt PitinStrAt.„—Wit regret I. announce the NW of Mr. Spoor Primeval, eldest eon of the Bight Hoe. Spencer PereeveL He joined his badly an Thursday last at Weymouth, apparently in good kWh, sod died on Friday night after w few bows' Diner. MAD FlRAlD.—flenry Vale, footman to Captain Imo" of Tulsa, was in his bedroom en Saturday more. leg lest betimes Wm end ten o'clock la eompany with Francis Brown. Thomas Brow, wed twelve, brother to Prowls, ma In the yeti about toe or twelve pods off. Vale took a gun from Ms box, sad Wed Fronde Brown if hs bed • cep NM be weld ' , re* Torn a "dodge." Brown replied,' "DWI sot foolish with that ion." Vale and cap sae net to tie wtedo_w, potion the gun et the boy, sad este, "Leek up, Tom " boy turned up hie heed sod received the charge la ite hoe sod oh-elders, woweiteg Ms very frightfally; he woo blinded, bet partial sten retuned le ow eye yoserdsy. The mettee will be tWea up by the officials, o Mb is sot the ant time Vela bee mein eitli snob sie‘brenee fully with arenas to the Mk of Me sane boy. del Ms ben eperabense and breed one to appear ant Teensy to nine eke elerp.—lrenmkr• shire CAnneirls. CIIELTENIIAN ELECTION EXPENSES.— Coked Bob 1,4131. 105.7 d. Mr. Scliniber, 1,1111. I& CZYNTAL PALACZ..— ONZ MULLING DAY. , — WIDNINIDAT, earr. 2L—Adminkes is payt44ll, ; ditto by mom Yob% 1,144; 141.1 %Om, 41064 NUBS LIMEL-21118 DA). Two dews. The railway share market today is firm. la • few instances an advance has taken place. Greet Western stock has then f per cent., and London' and South Western I per cent. Caledonian is also better, being last marked 88/, ex div. London and North Western stock is quoted 93/ to 941 Great Western, 611 to j t Midland, 106/ to 1051 Lanesehire and Yorkshire, 96j to 961 Great Northern, 100/ tolol/ ; and Loudon and South Wes- tern, 921 to 93. Lombardo.Yenetian Railway shares are firm at yesterday's improvement, being quoted 2 8-16 to 6-16 prem., ex int. The Indian shares are in better demand. Great Luxembourg and Sambre and Menge are still inquired for. w.' Pi. I salivate We V piriss pA r cteg • =Nei art Sado& . Date at a Molest wu raliggila ni l Nags 1111=- N N .. 10 Ti el ii Ts isi wi U i nil% id i~ 103 101 st N US 131 IN 107 roi U 191 116 11 11 0' 16 16 pm, Il e le 21 119 111 " 1 1 a a• • • 17, N iii si a IP ler 1{ 1. dSs 4dl n I IN 1 41 l as a ii ■ L is 11 it a a aid li da I 44 7H Tot ad 43 43 00 GI T 9 M 1 Ni PRXIEILIEOI Air. 0.1 i a Id 111 11111 oh 61 IDS id PP MOH ad Ule ddt 4 I 1 ci ft 1 ' isi I 101 41 . e 9. •.. ti_k• Uri Wink Dim% Miran: W. Ihrins—WaN pli. . 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Every important Improvement which ha, been established by the lslantre of lEbs Nightingale, Mr. B~lldaseey Swaert, end the inumbem et Use Arny ana llesir Omion, le to be nieguted the ia A avDpeZIABII.Id.-Ths discharged nen of the 3rd Modem Enzopeees, we ere told, want to hews Emir dark wired behind them, as they say the English slime% will sot mitt them. This, a band nmults, is marrieds with limited liabillty.—Modres Vona. Unita 1 H. 01. r▪ ill* viii I Dome littsiOasnir Tolstoi* .. j 1111 ittbstl am rtoftl KM 1 a Om:Mr 101.Asbn '"l =arii P. l l % b otimr..l a lai li f i ldis li er7l °... (SL Ur s talti l I S I I 10 11 I OALldla.oo S. I t Ikea l i 11 L . IMO 145 d ioverloir: r aVI ‘ r 4 •• 1 ri. An . I u a tt. WWI ......-- 44 Se Llama LL/1D . 1•) p es — W irw NS • IN 11 Pm 4441 . 5 444 MS. 44.. IN Jamaica ' Po Cl e al tAls aka I •V 4 llMllassissLayst.ll,4l. Ar m iat i la De ki etbral ill 1114embrair aaigas D l taim Ati a l.) 411 lams. •IN Imam 41emtwIli lle .. • • .. . 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I id, t _ ii ii 14 51: bit Sei i; 1 S --- se in — ail ale 5 5 11l 37 li tTe SI 36 44 40 11 f_ise IND M IM MI Ti TS Zd II: Ilt 104 108 84 88 ; : !_- i k- n l ee s 176 141 163 M IS 96 111 111 14 1 149 111 ad 141 100 14 N II 1 vi di fl 24 ! n SI i I H I ll a i i it it il iji 124 I. ii, oi 1 . . - - a .. V, i g 6 . U Ili i i id ii. Is Sai li it w ' 71$ m i I 11: 43 7411 14 6.1 id 111 xi 1211 ad TM ad 1. ad WU ad ad IX alb 11l NI al ri . NINES.-7HIS DAY. Two o'CLocs. The mining market remains firm, with a good !mount of business. Great Wheal for shares are is demand, and ate marked in the Stock Ex change 1). The other transactions have been principally in shares in Cern Brea. Camborne Veen, Par Consols, Wheal Margaret, Providence, Great South Tolgus, and Herodafoot mines. Foreign and oolonial mining penalties are quiet, but steady in price. A farther capital of 30,0001. to 40,0001. is required by the Festimog Slate Quarry Company (limited) in order to enable them to purchase the feesimple of the quarks; te construct a trammed, three miles in length, connecting the quarries with Portmadoe; and to increase the workings. These quarries have been in operation since the yaw 1848. The property is held under a 42 years' lease, which, together with the option to purchase the fee-simple, and with the buildings, works, and plant, hail 'been bought from the former proprietors by en allotment of 7,614 shares of 61. sash in the present company, taken at 41. per share paid. The total capital is 100,0001. I si.p..i 14 4 w 1 In 41 DUI 111 :1 i 1001100 i Uli II I II Ihka. li. ff 0, At MONEY MARKBI.-IHIB Lidir. Two &Glom. The funds still present no variation of import ance. At one period of the morning a trifling im provement was attained, but Consols are now quoted about 1-16 per cent. lower than at 4 o'clock yester day. The government broker has purchased 5,00 W. Console, as usual. In the share markets there is still an entire absence of animation, but general firmness prevails, and in some instances prices are quoted rather better. Turkish Bonds, and Belgian and Indian railway shares are inquired for. The Three per Cent. Rented were quoted at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, at Mr. 10e. for the account, being be. better than yesterday. The scrip of the New Indian Lean is steady at 1001 to I. C0:21421e are officially marked 981 to 1 for money, and 951 to 1 for the 11th October. The present quotation is 981 to / both for money and the account—half an hour ago it was 951 to /. The New Three per Cents. (transfer books shut) have been dealt in at 96/ ; the New Indian Loan (stock), at 1001 to 1; ditto Scrip, at 1001 ; and Exchequer Bills, at 23e. to 26e. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal en quiries have been for Turkish Bonds, which hare risen 1 per cent., the Old Loan being quoted 84 to 85, and the New, 691 to 701. There are inquiries for Mexican, Venereal% Spanish, and Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cent. Bonds. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 951, 951; Cuba Six per Cents., 100; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 221, 221, 221 ; New Granada Active Bonds, 171; Peruvian Three per Cents. for account, 721, 72i ; Russian Three per Cents., 1859 (scrip), par ; Spanish Three per Cents., 461; ditto for account, 461; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 341; Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 831, 841, 1341 ; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 691, 70; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1021; Venezuela Two-sad-a-Half per Cents., for account, 281 ; ditto One per Cents., 15. The telegrams from most of the continental markets report indications of buoyancy. At Amsterdam, to-day, an advance oft per cent, took place in the Austrian Metalline. There is still a steady demand for money, 21 to 21 per cent, being the terms for the best bills. At the Bank a fair amount of business was done yesterday. The amount of gold taken to the Bank yesterday was 7,0001. The exchange at Bombay shows an adverse move ment of 1 per sent., which explains the increased demand for silver in London for exportation thither. The Bombay advises quote the pnos of the govern ment 5 par cent. paper at 87, or the tame as reported by the previous mail, an improvemeno of 1 per cent. which had taken place in the interval not havil been maintained. The Four per Cents. had risen per cent. The open 61 per cent. Loan was quote 6 per cent. discount. In the corn market yesterday there was no alte ration. _ _ The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4,1161. ; the Great Western an inoresee of 4,6201.; the Great Northern an increase of 1,2681.; and the London and South Western an increase of 2,9721. The half-year's interest is announced on London and Greenwich Railway Five per Cent. Preference Stock. With - reference to the market for American secu rities, Mr. E. F. fiatterthwaite reports u follows: We have had OD Inanimate market Om p..t cask L London for American securities, the buainere doing being only on a limited sale. Boma verdure of United States Pits tee Nat- Bonds, 1874, have been made et 93; New York Central Six per Cents. are le demand, but the Bern per Cont. 1876 Bonds are offering at to 1 per ant. below last melee go-regions. Brie 1893 Bonds have been more offered, and close dull at 60 to 62. There has been rather more de mand for Illinois Shama, at a alight advance. Cotatruotion Beads remain steady at 77 to 78. Commenting upon the last &deices from New York, the same authority ham the following : Our Makes per America, from New York, are to the 6th September. The stock market ma very active, and the quotations reoeived chow a condemns sad steady advance. The "Beam," of course, are severe sufferer, and some tenure bad occurred. Mossy remained may, and the banks have reduced their Was of dlseonats over 10,000,000 dollars .face May, whilst the specie hes not, in the same time, diminished mom than 4,000,000 dollars. Not withstanding the very large shipments to Europe, three testitutices were failing Meager, and the apprshecalons lately entertained that trouble meet mime from excessive ten. pardons were gradually vanishing. The prediciions of rain from the low price of breadatuffs, in consommes of the large harvest, do not appear likely to be verified. The fact Is that a good hermit constitutes greet rich., to the country blest with it, and the substantial advantages are sure to be felt sooner or later; already the western railroads are moving great quantities of wheat, which is telling on the traffic re turns, and the Wed will be ranch more apparent when the Indian corn bee to be moved. The presager traffic does not Improve es yet, but ne doubt it will, se the bettered condition of the farmers become realised. WEDNESDAY EVENLNO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 962 to t, opened this morning at the same quotation, touched 965, " buyers," in the afternoon, and closed at 96 11-18 to 13-18, or exactly 95$ for the 11th Oot. For money the last price was 96$ to $. The official business report is as follows:.--Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 955, 1,1,1; ditto, for account (11th October), 955, 955; the New Five per .Cent. Indian Loan (stock), 100 j, 100$; ditto, scrip, 100$, j ; the Four per Cent. Debentures, 1858, 955; ditto, 1859, 965, 96j. The scrip of the New Indian Loan was firm, but not higher, closing at 1001 to I. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868 were quoted 96$ tot; those of 1859, 95$ to 1; and Exchequer Bills, 225. to 26e. prem. The foreign stock market showed an upward ten dency. Mexican bond, continue in good demand, and have again risen $ per cent., closing at 22f to A similar advance occurred in Turkish, the I,oan of 1864 being last quoted 831 to 841, and that of 1868, 59 to 70. Venezuela Two-audit-Ralf per Cents. have advanced to 28 to j, whilst the One per Cents. were dealt in at the improved price of 16. The scrip of the New Russian Loan was quoted par. In the market for bank shares to-day there was an advance in Provincial of Ireland, and English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered. Oriental Bank were rather flatter. Berlin Waterworks shares con tinue in demand. There wsa also an improvement in Canada Land and Mediterranean Extension Tele graph. Electric Telegraph stock was rather more offered. There were more inquiries for Victor Emmanuel Railway bonds. D 2 Si M s 2 p •