The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-10 00:00:00

THE GREAT EASTERN. DREADFUL ACCIDENT. (THIS DAT.) (IT n.scnuo TTLIOIII.II (//14M OVII OW PORTLAND, SAToItDAT, 10 A.K. The Omit Eastern has just anchored. On the p oi se from the Nore, off Hastings, at six p.m., a terrific , xploeioa occurred in the funnel casing of the forward boilers; the fittings of the grand saloon and lower deck cabins were blown to pieces; thirteen firemen and stokers were scalded or burnt, two aresince dead, one jumped overboard, and was drowned. Five are not expectA to recover. By as almost miraculous interposition, no pas senger was iojared. 71w names of the men killed are John Boyd. giiihrsll,fireman ; Michael Mahone, Liverpool, ditto (cmped over board); Edward Patrick Gormon. Those severely hurt are Michael Mainly, E. Ed wards, J. Yuxur, Liverpool ; R. Adams, Rotherhithe ; William Sparks, Mile-end; and Wm. Eli, Peebles. Mt slightly injured is William Bristow &who lOC. The ship and machinery with thi exception of the burst funnel are all right. Sr. o.lolorB-111-27E-1417. The Rev. F. O. Lee has addreseed a letter to the Habig d Larks reladve le Ur hildbitka old& prevents them. peetirres fire cildelles Is say chorea `lts Macaw of Leaden without Ne tordelap's haws Of Ur envier at Bt. Ossegie-ta-theEat he sq.:—" Thin were M allenslows, eihross, or subtractions and I 'haply did whet the rotor our aoristored to 10, sad were whet he wee seerbreed to weer. Tour kedstilp will, len arra, re that era if I W bed the will I bad sot the smelled aatherity wbalesserer to Rohe any dotage, ere, with the prewar of. mesh around, AIWA I have thought it right to do se." Centlee Ike Nn self w ebsoletely at the wry of the tabs', awl hia &Mee is sielleieutly powerfel r evert& Meier law, ems tor, eel liberty. le that raper @my Imp& prelate nay nears se euttotity, frogs which theme is se appal, son 'sharpest thee was ever 'opposed to be peserred by the Pope of Hama." Mr. Lee bolds oat the dreadful peadtaity that if Mr. Cap la set able to take the duty Idea& to morrow, the churchwardens will provide • whirr* tied Mr. Hugh Like, the rotor'. mount; ray be hued dil e:lathy there os the , day." . . The JON 5.t1 of to-Jay coaratim Um folk/Was lotlar from dr rector t• hir,—Portott ow to ewer my ratillcatios t Oaring nod on ankle, In your latt utuoluw, upon the ontbyect of myself mg my church, which at Tort doss .at alernrat norm I bar lately •••• Ia ale Os"P•Pr • doloriPlion of wadi •• r' Irish dray- NM dab • b••• 1.I•elt bred mad reeseriar.' whilst is mamilin of sibee• I bays mit dusaipiler af Ya savior r ereatimil Is ray chafe It by the art. T. O. Los hLL t the pommitheeprawarases. iebria of Urn larrae oat- Nye, - by whlSit, ae yea helm* tie metrepelb et Christina &Ord bee hem iltsisent, mhaply share :—Fer see paste I haws hem rector of Me share ; as last thurtem years feed et tgleady at the he sad impasse semeerl members 4 the asepteatima) the smite Iwo bees eisbreled chendly. The unfelt at 4 pa. ~viva. Wbe Me chid mem ealrepe, • meelme et the Limey as estebteteel, Mewed by edeshisimg. Dosing Os while et Oh paled thew w y serrisse bed ewer ben leheimpla by a tr=e I s rdl Iltsada, litey 22, hoa Mr. Alsaiitteseematly efeseertausdabiaweif laisthemipltatielMsey meirles solo my costume. Oa Ids beteg prohibited tow repeaMet mash Wrest= by the delis et the Oemt d Owes Mistb—lo whisk be bed appested ter a madame semi* me—l Mimi se Ma the elms& he a emir et hie ewe, at live p.m., after the seedmelea et mus. vies _• but eveatoatly mopmiersed la his wt sea ass- MI6 •••••=ll our, Ti", • tester past_ !wpm. This sr reagemeall4howevir, asi his aeomenti the vestry obloolod* sad Imadmia put aember et easetresue Y. !se—tere thins threeteMeg my ht--eletims OM liaises I Mewed Mr. Liss le ppeese.arehl at say four p m. servile I should sorts b allowed to e,t,ts that service spats wittiest ens lestresee. mad easseely may that this wMs beat amply ihdlibil, l sad that kg the kat Use Ima the m the chareh has hem made the same et such profess sad the slew serdisil by eueb nisi, sweetie es ems, twist, abso lutely espresedeated.kedeew whetistebedsas ? Who'd er mem et the ism tee Samdaye, k I. teparladdimbetwesa amd tom lbsamad 411 r. Alhere amisperialime have remaised lathe Chine Etter Me maybe he the pexpeee (white they Uwe silselsl) et prematin the alehmakia el the Lamy, es., at Met p.m. Army shemlnestaas wield be powder la Ms Wait et sea a mei, end the pike rause he set; so t t ssll appweetly se nand, remise bat le ekes the Cluseeh the weal &rig mervlers. I:edwr Mese lamer will your maim benne t I am seriously awl to stir Mr. Allow to pewit at that ww eke hem which be wee tostralamil by the Conn of ilesees larach, sad kr make coo of my ova parochial minks to the dictates at • mob, awl sis w IMO time =Mthat mob In all its praise tmlllesims t I t ;mu readers will agree With - hi the cearletios that 'hut Ia the part neither et a peat Alamo 10, of • good churchman. I trust that some et sum at hew will be ratty to help that committri of hymn whit& (u you Lot number indicated) has toss formed bribe pm pore of prosecuting some of these tinaiical brewing. sad the conymeing them sad otters that the church and all est• of England silks recognise a higher law Wm OM at time skims. " 1 am, sir, yours obediently, n Yarmouth, sent. 8." BRYAN Lugo. The Right 800. Benjamin Disraeli, M.P., vial visit Manchester dories the last week of October. lie bee pestered to address the members 'ad friends of the leather .rod A. dation of Lancashire and Cheshire, sabre:inn 110 Mechanics' Irutitutioas. and to distribute the prizes and ',ideates to the sticees.ful caadidaies at the late eternisation held at the Mervhester sad Blackburn o net s of th. o.eociation. Charles Dickies delivered the per-s loot y err, Lord Bronnheto the year preCously. It is fifers year. Ailte• the sa•leader of the Commons addressed a pull, eseantly la Manchester. lVims her Majesty was leaving Edinburgh last week kr ttt. irth, dm entered the royal radway carriage to twesswas ache Duke of Bu o chnich sa d a mall circle of agectatont. Her bf•jesty immediately cmimesewl to ar range the interior, and forthwith appeared at the carriage door, and woo h tar own reyal heads held out a lienvy chair, which she mottnoted was owe too many. This lade trait node to mind It. anecdote of the Princes. Frederic William, who, on Mirk, very delicately and sagely apprised that it area lot mail for Promien ptiomeses to bawd chairs, reOted with meat mown.. "My mother, the Pawn ef Made thaar. f oe sod bar children too." A. may be suplow/d, the qu. tuna of etiquette was settled et "SOIL — lOW.. Stators hum or MR. BauseL —A letter. 'mired as Thursday la Limo!, —" Kr. &duel id Great Ecotera auniriaty) In now lying in bed easy ilk Be vs.brefieht h nra rut Ilfoaday alknaiva quits isereeible, bane, bora seised with an attack of Faunal," treat wbkh Li WI er rye be yet will erviee. " Mired, bat bow ere 'surto/eel tket ht • day LORD STARLET, M.P., LID XIII CONSTITITESTS. —Lard Ikaaley, M.P., lobo woolly preorstod SOW. to tbo Mary are! shoo Mot of KW' 1.7 m, litenaly m aw. •by Moo la 1113. Not laroordod west Shy Is tavola, volume to On loorsoilos. Tibe noble lard boo sot Nerd la pea* anion do to to fro, pub& Übe-aria by proonriog odd . be boo savor amid to oolortdo lithooalt. verbs bet Me &sake amoebas abrodard sad rosily . _ Connitase IP or LA NC %61171 L—At oemeel pima eimiese for itv. aseemy of Lememer. leeld M him= Tbandim, Me Weiser of eeleeekm tb AIM elemehio liee the mosey w pee t of 42 mediam• .sl y 6 were mewl tw. Capteli ° dee led 1074 Low weir. MVP* oliefeed 123 vele% fit. oriel Wog 641 in Mr. I. mime& "INF cassesble. Carole Zip. we. omegas *dad elsatioL BUSKS 1N Oustiow.—The aim watifT4 Mirth pooh% C•., al die his Whim an at es sires. TUT dlimed es whew» al 14 • day, 'AM w auti Ilheurad W Men gras••l se •U Wain la the Ibbkg amps Isses is the .lel4.7heet el the Mg" of Clyde sod ihmafts, Irma awl Mum if Gem. Tb main soviet Geo et get ha hem then Is •••••••••••1; attl, WI • a..tail tl *fay eight. It wee iimmlsid is WIN the' 1 % h• c••••• the Worm Dath Y ohm illOrids t• dimmed • Het. sad to *rib U it wee eel grialed. • ma hi of 111411 M. Dimes isas woo to be MM hit .igbt. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1859. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. _ WINS 10112111 T. lOU 'PIM* Patrickl sad Charlet Hurley, 14 (an at Ms asoson prkwass), wen °barged with stealing 11 bream al wine, yaws 3L tha geoperty of Marrs. l am Campton, and Co., WWII orrohania, of Mincing:4am anel Toww-wireat. • dar w k from the prosecutors' firm deputed that some old bellth adjoin their cellars la Miming-1w had lately been polled down iag , leering the outer well el the cellar hue, bet saleinred, the wall being ab int a bet end a half thick. • bole hied been made la Una wall, mid about four dozen bottles of pat and Madeira had bass tithes ant. Witness bed examined the eleven bottles produced, sad believed them to be the property of the firm, aa they corretponded with the stock. The three prisoners had all been engaged at the adjoining belying Meager, a detective, said he w hole the premises, which were being rebuilt, end found aknocked through the cellar them into tee cellar of the prosecutors, and elm flew the prisoner Francis tyke sear the hole, drunk, with au empty wise bottle under his arm. Five other bottles of wine that bad been taken out of the bin were lytig nor the epee, partially covered up with rubbish. Whiles, with some difficulty, woke Presets op and conveyed his to the station, end thee went beck to the cellar, when he found the elder Harley drunk. Harley said he had only had half • pint of beer that day, but winters, upon searching, found two mon bottles of wine among the rubbish neer where Hurley was adding. Whams looked • little further sad found five other botth • of wise meted, and in a dark corner be found the boy, Earley lying drunk. wi th an empty bottle under his heed, aed a full one one by his aide. TM boy et first sold be bed bad but me half pint of beer, but afterwards he admitted that his ',thee bad given bin some ohm, ad that as he ear all the men drinking wine he thnught be might ea well drink etthe too. Francis and the elder Hurley were committed for trial, but the boy was discharged, the Lord Mayor believing that be had been led away by the example of his father and others. WISTMIXITER. TES zoliazie roax-ovr. - • Two workman, accompantedAi g brentsa, fees MOMS. Trollops a, thold,re, Bo lutes- sad Parliament-street, applied to the magistrate th is foe protection. Inspector Ross, of the B ttivitsien, said that the two men who were working for Messrs. Trollops had been followed from their workshop at Ithleston-bridge to their houses in Berwick-serest, Vauxttall•bridge-road, by a number of men upon the turn-out, and groasly meshed. One of the applicants said he we a stranger in London, and the conduct exercised towards him was very disgraceful; he had beset obliged to leave his work at Maws. Trollope's once. Hp wished to know whether the law could not pro tect him. Mr. Arnold—What did the men who followed you dot Antic:eat—They hooted ant hired us all the way how, sad they threaten us. Mr. Arnett—The police ought to interim. inspector Humphreys -We hare large parties of the pollee at all the places where Mews. Trollops have work man employed. Mr. Arnold—Thera oan be nodoubt about the law on the subject. Under the Police Act if any person was abusive, threatening, or insulting words or behaviour to say one in a public thoroughfare or pleas in the sight of the police, he iy be at once taken into custody. The police are not only authorised to apprehend under such circumstances, but, in my opiates, are bound to do .0; and following a man and hooting and hissing at him is clearly thanking behavior , . Inspector Humphreys—This is not done while the police ars pewit at the please of Irak ; but when the men dis perse for their houses they at. then followed in two' or threes, and Moulted in this way. Mr. Arnold—lf they come here, I will grant summonses wainst the offsalm. Inspector Humphreys—They are unable to obtain the names of them men ; es rows cannot be serval upon them. lir. Monti—lt wUI be neeeceeeray to obtaie their names eeel Mclnnes. when the patties can be identified. I can isms a vernal fre a parole who.. saw it 'sheave, bit Mose per is well Lowe, upon Much the offender seal Isonsht before gee. -- 15eelftite;rkrees—We are afraid to walk along itie streets to or from of - work for their violence. They have mew threatened to take the mosey we earn at Massie. Tr:Mopes away from u.. Mr. Arnold—l am very sorry that thlap have !NMI to this pes . If men in the employment of a biuldar are sub jected to conduct of this denriptios tram men upon the strike or lock•outs, es they are termed, It becomes a serious matter. When a body of men esisociat• together b prevent man (Allem his holiest employment, there raw be no doubt that they render themselves amenable ender the own b'natios laws, and if inch parties ere brought teem me, sad the CIMMI paved, I shall know what to do with them. The parties thee left the court, with a view of tektite steps to m Mystify the maces completed oL THE CASE OF DR. SMETHURST. TO 711 IDITOII OF TIII 1711111, BIB,—We, the undersigned, being eleven of the jorymea empanelled balms tl. meow at Richmoad to M oab" Imo the mime of the death of Isabella Banks, take the liberty of stating in reply to a persgrapb which appeared la some of the daily sad weekly papers, that the whole of the jury had agreed to • memorial fur • repatriate of the mateace of Dr. Elmetbont, that such a statermat is entirely iebe, sad Witihnit ear kowledge, sod the. we still mars is the k dim we came to, believing it to be **Mealy la mocediate with the evidence adduced. FaAr4cui Iterwsz. Gums Taring& WZLLLAII YETIS. lour EINUT Ciurrr. BIDDY MILLS. Wauart Lurasu. BIM. Cu.. BILL. ALL IZD B AUM& ROOT. WOOD. Tiros. Buz. TWA. 31EADOWS CLAIMS. lUettolood, Sept. 7. Nrw RErosz MovErrircr.—On Tharoday Mr. Cobden and Mr. Bosley, M.P. toe Manchester, paid a viiit to Liverpool, and is the coarse of the day they had en In terview with the 'nowhere of the Financial Rotors Allloolll - A long conference that took place spot the advisabi lity of changes is the present !Delano( tamales, end it wea ultimately resolved that branch ithaselal redeem sesoalaticse should be estebbahed In other tos s,, sad that Meters, should be famed to address the publie thoughout the country, se es to prepare the way for an orgenteed whs. sasetsey attack arm the sys.ecus of taxation at present la vogue In the tiaited butgloor. Etreaafilo DAlfA9Co6.—Damaccu was once limed for tigotry end a ferocloun spirit of Into!arena. This s tilt has left the human inhabitants, or at least Its maid bare boss checked by a growing dread of the Europe= power, and by the ineuence of the European consuls ; but it marries, In full force amongst the dogs, When we entered the town we had • black Syrian greyhound with us; and the appearance of this nofortunate animsl was the signal for • genersl riming of the whole dog populetion. Every street in Demurer swarms with curs, and all the cure In 1110 atm* were as him at once, sato a tumult if yelling and barking that wee really stunning. Their ix haviour was curiously like that of men mobbing posebnly. Although they were la forte enough to have eaten bias bodily and left so trace behind, and apparently all entreated by the most rancorous Itelbpp no nee animal could mike up hie mind regularly to &Z. ge et him ; but, hanging on Ma heels, they all made savage tubes aid =au tablets knit fell short, sad never that I sew eshlevel anything more deadly than getting hold of the long kale of hia fringed tell; the violas all the time trot ting Jug with the moat th roughly demise @Alpert, some time', le extremity, fuming his tail by a snap at the smell ant. Whet his fate might here Iran If he bad been alone, I do not know; ss It was, we were et:gaged doting the whole of our progress In bringing him off by riding over his persecutors. It te not ratty, without having heard It, to imagine the infernal nature of the uproar. Every di g in the sloe; with a sharp, steely, unremitting bark, joined in j.wo dudes a din that fairly rang through one's head ; and sot only wee the tumult swelled by every cur at hand, but we could hear it spreading tilts wildfire Into far streets, where dogs, as yet noconrcione of the precire nature of the row, took up the Lark to sh tot their watchfil realineas foe whatever might into up. And tin, clattering and slipping on the narrow lames, wheeling round for constant charese ow the dos; the object rf the clamour of all the ankle, and the shine of all the human population of Dwassear, end the centre of es absurd and vexatious row that wen redly enough to drive ems creep, ws jostled through the wrest luaus till In On . 13Vest celled Strsighi," calla to this day the &rola Dabs by the Franks, we found 011•1111 and ksd Isessnade le the kliVel de Palinyre."—Blark wears lfaiposino for dephanber. Taaryro Racurrs.—The traffic retarno of rea lms In the Veiled Kingdom for the week ending 3. smeenled to 633,2302, and for the constpandiad week al UM r 3011,611102, showing en incrusts Isa.isoc The pore readpas of the eight rillirays having their termini la the mstroyolis =wasted to 229,363 f., end Lea the oor view:Altar p-ricil of last yt at to 221,6691., showing is inoreue of 1,691!. The increase on the °test NlattulfS Rol* ay ameanted to 635 f.. on the Out Western to Ulf cm Lqadon and North Walrus to 3,169!, ; em t he Looks sad Blackwell In 1911. • on the La des. Brighten, sad South Coat to 4301.; on the Landes and south Western to 1,9604.• sod us the Boob East. re to 1,1111.; total, OW. But team Ude melt be ideated 6411, the drawers on the Latin Coesuks, le swing the increase or above, 7,6911. The suselpts on the ether lines In the United Klegdom amenated to 301,667/ ; and for the earrotroadme eta of lest year to 266,4211, showing an bureau of 17,446 L, which. added to the increase es the metropolitan LAW, makes the 11111 i azeaee 23,1401. se courant with the mo torman moot 11 1969. 8114R1 L 182.1-11118 DA2. Two o'CLoal. The railway share market to-day is inactive, and rather fiat in character. Lanoashire and York shire stock kas declined per cent., being quoted 971 to t. Borne of the other leading descriptions are quoted to 1 per cent. lower than at four o'clock . yesterday. London and North Western stock is now quoted 931 to t, ex div. ; Great Western, 69/ to t ; Midland, 1031 to 104, ex div. ; Great Northern, 1011 to t ; and Eastern Counties, 68 to*. LonibardoNemetian Railway shares remain at yesterday's qaotations, the Old being quoted 2j to i prem., and the New at 2 to 1 prem. The Indian share are in fair demand. Oslo %OW 60 1 111.=. LIN LIILIIIID £T r 17.1 11A8W4111. u a 3 Lle LI OiegiT Xj i t ma j og all 1146; 17. - .7 -- le oil "I Ir g... b. vel e g 12 13 ii..-".1.\ 1 2h.d5.. : i t 1. hit NNW 00;1 7 I, A ill 1 IIS N. IN OW ham Paii6V: I 2 e h 2/• th :. - jr4::;a4 ,°. wmr. Mr .Oat X Er "M" irtr 2S Di6ZWllia. SAM •• ail fs... MONEY M.4121017.-2HIB DIY. Two O'CLOCK. The funds to-day remain stationary at the closing quotations of yesterday, with a steady appear- 1 ante, but with little business. The government broker has purchued 10,0001. Consols for the Savings Banks. The share markets are likewise quiet. Bridal railway stocks are still 1 , offered, but rather by speculators than by the public. The principal transactions have again been in the scrip of the New Indian Loan, which after being:marked as high as 1011, is now quoted 1001 to 1011. The Three per Cent. Rentes have experienced • decline of 1 per cent. at Paris to-day, the opening price (according to Mr. Renter's telegram) being 881'r. 30c. for the account. Consols are officially marked 951 to 1 for money, and 951 for the 11th October. The present quotations are 961 to for immediate delivery, and 951 to 1 for the account. The Three per Cents. Reduced (books shut) have been dealt in at 981. The New Three per Cents. (shot), at 961; the Indian Deben tures of 1868, at 961; ditto, 1859, at 951 to 11 the scrip of the New Loan, at 1001 to 1011 ; ditto stock, at 1001 to 101 ; India Bonds, at 2s. die. ; and Exchequer Bills, at 225. to 255. prem. The foreign stock market is likewise quiet. Turkish bonds hare not recovered, the Old Six per Cents. being quoted 821 to 831; and the New, 891 to 70/ ex div. ; Spanish Passive bonds have advanced, being marked 111. Mexican Bonds are fairly supported. The Russian Loan remains at par. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, 961; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 77; Chilian Six per Cents., 104 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 21 ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1833, for account, 48, 4431, 411 ; Russian Fenr-and-alialf per Cents., 99 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1869 (scrip), par ; Sardinian Fire per Cants., 881 ; Spanish Three per Conte., for account, 481, 481; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 341; ditto Pamirs Bonds, 11); Turkish Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 701, 891, ex div. ; Venezuela Two-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 271. HALF-PART TWO O'CLOCK. Consols are still quoted 961 to for money, and 95 to for the October aoootuit. The scrip of the New Indian Loan ia also without change, at 1001 to 101. There was an active demand for money yesterday, at 21 per cent. for the best Dille ; and the applications to the Bank continue upon a steady though not pressing scale. They included yester day a few from the money dealers, the Bank's advances during the shutting of the transfer books haring now com menced. The scrip of the new Indian Loan was offered yes terday morning at 1001, but rose in the afternoon, and closed firm at the highest point yet reached— viz. 1001 to t, or 3 1 to f prem. The fortnightly settlement in shares and foreign stocks will commence on Monday (" continuation day") and terminate on Wednesday. The sum of 38,0001. in gold was taken to the Bank yesterday, making a total of 184,0001. since the date of the return given below. There are still some amounts in the hands of the refiner., and likely to stop here. The steamer Indus will leave on Monday with 154,3001. in silver and 5,000/. in gold for Bombay, besides 397/. in gold for Otbraltar. The remittance on account of the Council of India is 161,3001. About 42,0001. in bar gold is engaged for transmission to Cadis by the Oscar. At St. Petersburg on Thursday the exchange on London was quoted 341 d. A rumour that the pro ceeds of the Russian Loan are about to be sent away In gold is evidently unfounded, the exchange being at a point most unfavourable to Russia. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were firm. The only movement of importance was a rise in the Austrian exchange, which was affected by the an ticipations that the article in the Monirmir will be nnfavoumbly regarded in Vienna. The quotations are shown below : Amsterdam, three months, 11.184 to ; ditto short, 11.141 to 161; Rotterdam, them month., 11.181 to t; Antwerp, three months, 26.271 to 321 ; HaraLorg, mean three months, 13.61 to 8 ; Paris, three days sight, 26.10 to 16; ditto, three rendha, 26.36 to 40; Frankfoi t-on. the- Maine, three reasthe, 1171 to ; Petanbunt, par months, 12.0.5 months, 34* to I; Vienna, di. do., three months, 12.0.5 to 12.20 ; Trieste, ditto, three months, 12.5 to 12.20 ; Madrid, dues month., 494 to 4; Cadiz, three month., 494 to 1 , Leghorn, three months, 30.21 to 74 ; Gooos, three months, 26.671Nap1e5, three months, 401 to t ; Palming three mouths, 1224 to 1 ; Maim, three months, 1221 to 123; Lisbon, 90 days, 611 tot; Oporto, 90 days, 614 to 62. _ _ . The Calcutta and China mails, announced as having reached Aden, are expected in London via Marseilles early next week, and the Bombay mail about the 1 19th inst. It appears that the whole of the Aus tralian mail (besides 18,0001. in gold) is safe, and reached Sues by the Northam; the hiFht portion is looked for on the 12th or 13:b inst. rhe shares of the Peninsular and Oriental Siam Company expe -1 rimmed a rather decided recovery yesterday, owing to the satisfactory intelligence of the steamer Northam having been got off the reef on which, as described in the company's telegram received last week, she had been stranded. The shares of the Great Ship Company have im proved to par to prem. We are informed that upwards of 12,000 oat of the 30,000 new shares have already been taken up. The traffic on the Trieste line of the Lombardo- Venetian Railway Company for the week ending the 2nd Sept. was 31,2041., being 8,8381. more than in the corresponding week of last year ; and that on the Lombardo-Venetian line 10,0831., eho wing a decrease of 2,2451. The Caledonian Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,3291. The half-yearly meeting of the Pernambuco Rail way Company is called for the 10th October. The wheat market yesterday was very dull, at former price.. The weekly report of the Liverpool cotton market shows scarcely any change in price. The next quarterly sales of indigo will commence on the 11th October. The subjoined weekly summary of the produce markets is extracted from the circular of Messrs. W. I. and H. Thompson, issued last evening : . . • The colonial markets remain inmate with only moderate transaction,, at priors I. most lost.n.t.a f.venrabte to the buyers. The sales of sugar have gone of heavily; geed qualities at about former rates, but low to middling descriptions at a reduction of 6d. to le. per cwt. Cuff 'a was steady until the result of the Dutch sale of Wadneeday became known ; this went at 1 to 2 cents below valuations, and has awed • partial &clime of about Is. per as.:. upon plantation Ceylon, holder •of native chialy withdrawing Atom the market. Rios is in moderate requeet, and sales have bets made on rather easier teems. Large arrivals of white miller have led to • slight reduction in the valeta. Black µpµ, remains steady. Thisaltpoire market has been firm, but the few parcels offer ing prevent business of importance. At the tea tales this week • considerable portion of the quantity brought forward sold, sad rather lower rates fate accepted for Coagou. Tht re appros to he somewhat mcre inquiry by private contract to- The ships William and Jane, Daniel Rankin, and Xephius have bean taken up to carry government store, to Madras, Calcutta, and Bombay, respec tively. The return of the Back of England for the week ending Wednesday, Sept. 7, compared with the pre vious weekly return, shows the following results : Circulation inns Circulation active . mutile devotes Other deposits Government lecaritims in bank,ng department Other war:dee in bask ing department 19,016,870 Increase 24,986 Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bale 900.977 Increase 17,562 The Rent Notes in maw . . 9,117,740 laorease 265,196 Total rmerve(soalt cj . it) In banking ispartassat 9,793,982 leaven 317,133 .4i. par IN NU 11 1 14 111 rMf a. As es 3 t 2 1 100 10 11211 D US TI 16.74.71 BRITON Milli& 1e __ .: ,,,,. 1 di Emo - il 10.1 GlNrivet, &”?.., Rlame (ItNNW W.Cendea la ntw ord) Inn. Arra I • • Wk. RWhir BMW l= Ana w V& Z •ii.sira: Yeardl 461 1 4 1 1 id ON 14 DI DI 211 1 2 hi _ ____ ___..--- 1u 111, ZINN& IL 1 P4I ausw•n. 1 OWN 1114111 I 11122 . IN 1 ask Ilisms. I Pd. 01. Nless. 1100. 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Await gurvaist te tM 14 , 1 TO Ca Waseds3, Eept. ff,t;tl 4 1 3: 0 4 1 6 k 1 4, as 4 BAILLIon 16,b7 '.130 floc BANK or 11301AND..-Aa 32. fur the mot name : -I nor wool .... - .... siolxi, 00.41i,111 C 0,413.1114 ra.d.we ...F1:47041 puede ••ad. tatit I .l . i.vott L.& sed Pir.aecia.) 7.159.0. U. o t 7 Sem *amid •i24i iiiiiii oci.sn mown &fp_ in:urtUcs 156 19,..16.1170 9..11:14:4 A40.0r.870 11. It• RdHALL. Cblef Caohler. FILIDAT EVIININO. Consols, which closed yesterday at 961 for the lids Oct., opened this morning at 951 to f, and closed at 951 to 1. For money the last prioe was 951 to 1. The purchase by the Government broker oonsisted of 10,0001. New Three per Cent. Stock. The andel business report is as follows • Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 4, ; ditto, for account (11th Oot.), 951; Three pat Cents. Reduced (shut), 951, 961; New Three per Cents., 961, 1, 1 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1869, 961}; the scrip of the New Five per Cent. Indian Loan, 1004, 1,1 ; ditto, Stock, 1001, 1, 1 ; India Bonds, 24. dia. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1868 were steady, at 954 to f. Those of 1869 at 96 to 1; and Exchequer Bills, at 21s. to 245. prem. Li the foreign stock market there were a few sellers in the morning , and the tendency of prices was downward,. Turkish stocks were chiefly affected, and fell f to 1 per cent.: the Old Six per Cents. closed at 821 to 831, and the New at 891 to 701 ex div. The scrip of the New Russian Loan was marked par. Mexican Bonds were slightly flatter, at 201 to 211. Spanish Passive Bonds were in demand, with an upward tendency. Bank shares to-day were quiet. Ottman Bank were rather doll, at 19 to 1. Canada Land shares present a recovery. The C shares of the British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company were again in quired for. Red Sea Telegraph, and London District Telegraph were rather flat. MINEB.-7HIB DAY. Two o'CLocK. A good amount of business has been done this morning in British mining . stocks, oonsidering that this is Saturday. The p r incipal transactions have been in shares in Great South Tolglu, North Downs, Tolvadden Wheal Margaret, Providence, and Wheal Reeth. Orambler and St. Aubyn shares are officially marked in the Stock Exchange, 451; Great South Tolgus, 141 and 141, ex div. ; Wheat Margaret, 523, ex div. ; Providence, 391, ex div.; Wheal Mary Ann, 321, 31, nod 32, being flat; and Wheal Trelawny, 271. St. John del Rey mining shares ore marked 101; Port Phillip, 10s.; United Mexican, 21; and For tuna mining, 21. Subjoined is our usual weekly report of the metal market : We are unable to report say toli,r,varoest in this market, which Is still characterised by groat dulness. Copper : This article is Sr,m although there Is an absence of foreign de mend. The sruslters report a fair business in mann" Iron continues dull, and the prices of manufactured changed. Speller is flat, and rather lower In price. At a meeting of adventurers In Trev.mle ?tine, held on the sth inst., the accounts shoved a halsooce spinet the adventurers of 1801. 14a. Id. • are uo- The West Palmy Carols Miss aocamts pressated at the meeting held oa des Oh ult. ecladted a balance against the miss of 1,3071. lib. W. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& TALLOW MARKET.—(THDI4 DAT.) The market is steady, at the following /Mew .—Town tal low, bac 9J.; Petersburg, Y.C., on the spot, 675. 3d. to 67.. 61. ; Elepterater, 675. &V; Geteter to Doom:ober, 67a. 9d. to Mk. ; ditto separately, 68s. to 39e. 3d, )(humor Aviv-amts.—Town tallow, Ws. 94. . • fat by ditto, 3r. Id. ; yellow Ralston, fililr 9d. ; melted sty% 419. ed. ; rough ditto, 265. ; rano* grooves, 160. ; goon dr•gs, 7e. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mown Mile lad Co. mom trade very doll and aupply good. Primo meadow bay, 70a. to 7.3 e. ; superior ditto, 80s. to 114 s. , inferior ditto, BQ. to 80e. , rove., 80s. to 60s. ; clover, old, Ws. to 106 x; ditto, new, mcoad eat, 80r. to 008. ; straw, 265. to U. COVENT-OARDEN.—(THIS DAY.) Grapes and pine apples mainteln former pre. Pears still amulet chiefly of Beane d'Ainanlie, Williams's Boa Chattel, and Louise Bonze of Jersey. Apples are more liberally supplied, but contuse to mike bfgh plan. The beet table meta sre ROW on, Court at Wick, and Berry pippin. Peaches and nectarine., era pains scarcer. Greengage and early sorts •,1 plums me rely nearly over. Onages fetch 3r. (id. and 10s. per 100. Good tilborta may be had tar 9d. per lb. Cab bages and French beans are pleutifally supplied. Pus. beans, carrots, and artichokes may be obtained in quantity. Cauliflowers are soiree. Potatoes realise from 60. to 15s. per cwt. Cucumber. abut.dent. Cut downs chiefly consist of orchids, gardenia, keloaauths, lily of we valley, violets, mignonette, china alter., heaths, and roam .TILVAT. Applever W e tO a. =EX. dt .6 l " Kiosk met. b lo Se Ride, and Nccorlms. PT des.. a lit Geo*t*.ra. ptr brat dart, to 7. ota Carla. pot lb. L ld APPko. Pre holfgove. le 6d to IS. Na.. Pa bolt dove. 4. to do -- `^ooo. Oor 1.3. ay se ..3. to Ois. ......... A rkl Atlk le de.:ltto as GI rillna. pit mask Is to le id N'Vi; 61 . per 100 iDf„ 6.M to o. VIIIGITABLES. OwUMW% ger am. Is to in Ltd.-A.okm KT doe. Is 6) 3. Ovesa row wiper% I. to Is 1404. pot 4 , .., la id to 1 . Orem. p. 606. bmitt4. lo le Is 11.1 Celery. p. beadle. 1. toll 6 I do.. 1.61 16 lIT 44 Won+. p. 4 aloe. I. to 4.. It. Wen% 44 toll 4 • - r.tetagal. Imeb. IN to 4 1 Ittlea. ma. p._proe..4 to Is 14 titaillot.. per K. 64 to ed rower. IN *mi n im is la , I °odic, molt.. 64 to 161 per bur, te 564 Loth.% c.. 0, motor; I. to la 64 pot oTit.46 66 al tall,. p1...e vra,l. tot. 6 , 1 Cerro* pee te=ll 64 . r ttn.lbh, p. Ws.. 1...1 to.. 'remit.. PSC Si Is 111 goitrous... p. pint" 1.4 tot. t.l Poloaab. v. Tine. IT to S. .st et, per Ibtmcbc, 2. t-. S. reemsbois. par tke.lit mt Is 64 Sitcom as.. 26 to 441 TOWSON% Pr I ism J . ''' M LOCAL 8141 l 'LAMEST& Livehrons. Sire. 6.-Tiaa meek* ta.r. 1 par mat. lower at the 01 an log, at clewed arm at sus mOwenvos ow lb loortabors pia.. Meow head, /7 771 ad-CW.oo4llas stock. 865 87- , Owtasa Ibuotita. 1 i 31a 11 646 ad-tlivat Northam Stock, 101 103.4-Brest Ire Dm. 70. 60 Tarkahlew. 675 1571-Lellal led NMI Wanlaes,lll OS/ ad-Bltto 11.10.61 w. 1 346 11 16 ad-Na--w ear. Pbethcid, sad vocal., &I 33-mialaell and, 101 1041 ad-North Brittala .tyck, 1644-Newth aallardelgra, 44 4id-Natik . ewr ere, Barwick capital And. 64-Toek capttal stook. 71 111-Lead.. t,&44 44/ -South M. 4. e, 63 33 1.16 -Dotal Illsonielt. 87 614-Great Lokewaboorr, fa Pa ad-. Wawa ?mak of (isada. 65 If-Brut iVeotent of Canada. 14/ 11i -IMato. wow Aare.. 51711-Looted o-Veccti7n. Y.lp ad. a.r NOYITZ. Bart 3. -The chattel NstStel rather weak., but was 0.1 Wrougwe .O.equeoUr,ttuatsh prie.4 did not Lat. the best. L04 , 1 , 41g. 91-throt Wtst7ro , 1,9 f 65 Pref.. r -)II 103j-I.overs 13 1,-toad , , P 7 -Nora. Itaftoeda. 4.-151r rolaihato Ouar , ,utacd atock.74-7tuatk...s • 1...-lAtio. Caledonian., 8 , 51. Mao toweam, dart 9 -Boat►la Btadvellaitke Rahn, sham woe sot to. tar at It 5-515+tologhawa CzweA, at 045- hot Illrollogba.n him ofkoe ..hares, at 1,5-Mtellawd Flack arteked 104/ to 106 -I.oadon hire led North W.W.11, IS, 91-lAataka. 11 1 dla. -Bittologhato Book 754 :65-Shrosseldra Batik. 7,1-Great 814 Colmar/. 164. Pd. to fi,. 3 1. A TURKISH HOIISE-DEALER.Kik& Bey, a Tarkieh gentleman, out of pore kindness, wee toovel to assist us In procuring bonier, and, se the first step in that direction, offered no row. of hie flare. Ho roes a emeoth faced roan, • .th • long hooked noe and a retreating chin, wearing the usual dread' of the nunitra Turkish bey—a stu pendously ill-made coat and teconv., the letter profereed ly of European cur, but very loose sell wonderfully stripeless, sad rebelling agalniit the straps whioh endeavoured to con- Ilse them under the boot, by sticking owl Deer the foot in strange folds, rewinding one of en ilbfaried sail. Ito IVY Lover without a rosary of beads as his beads. PrtPxtrul man! The needed' in which he Wt. l 13 swindle us were various. s He did not succeed. 1 em proud to think that imagist his sweet experiences was not vmcbtafe.l to hint that of legging the infidel on this' no rth al tr. wearies but be tried herd. Produoing • horse w kith, vii eril with ri formes to the camber of legs it had fit feu wok, erght be ...lied a biped, he *aught to convince us el it. Pound °ties stout • tof lying sea considerable 'ls''' in t , rw dealing has yet brought under nay mottos. It is in•erestihg to ob- NM how to sll ports of ills world the Woo irentirmen is the ousel The chief distinction that 1 have been able to draw betwesa the Oriental and the Enaliehmen la respect of biro-dueling is that the fernier, with the prejediat which Yetis all nations to underrate fors ight is, gauges your to and gullibility Ninety and , ate so betrays himself tato absently Irtneparent rognesio whith your 'stained countryman, with the high reshot ehich distinguishes bin, !Bowe better thee et "try se. coeds ilagorims for espsembtr. 1 is 0 4 2 N a ,g It i N 1 $3l I ■I ,131 al leeti IN al Si ad *I V M at ad 761 i i I -ft dai 1 a 141 ii n I ti II I w ii i l ii 1 N II IS le 113 127 113 115 108 IN I? 1? 143 NS Fr ill ul I II 93 111 140 91 91 104 101 91 Si 11 II 101 1006 914 la 961 4 I 3i 144 94 91 I ad 1101 1