The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-20 00:00:00

TIII DISASTER IS CHINA. TM falimerbe M from a letter written by me of the hot who reeved dm third ditch in the attack ou the fort* sod survived to rejokt hie ship : Off the Peiho Forte, lase 28. w Major Perk, druith, Woleidge, littleatt (ehmisbe to Oar bassebeekoad myself were irr the tint boot that leached the hoe& The eraser wee about 4 feet deep when the mew js est. I, like • muff, did sot welt to bat Jumped ever the Nero el the Cat awl Wee warty drowsed, but, hetweetsl, g get MM el ea or sad scrambled ht eplm I was me IS me; however, to did aid water: week es yes Mal see. We had le welt Wised, wrier • as , ; ll•rt Ware the ester wee hase.deep„ We her scr seem memos vs get isto Ms wad, Whiah very Om rooted An Mocked one MI of or ma. It Woe was Impos sible to ken properly Imam dif the mud and the man Arm Per Iluleen did ate p • deem yeas before he got • rho. la the thigh. I wool le give Me mishwee; fie sled As it my ate de mile weed. 1 we to the ewe el Wllij It be has when • abet Mt me ea the die el the hard, emir I walk st Madoette hire, stresed fur the memeed. 1 wee ma ea w i Z i zeta, lAA throwing Edged ay oe w I weld. My at IP, sot get it arm? Ire mat shed 11110 hem the weilosd subjected M en We awe dm. I ramie we lit WI swam is the =I es may yards TM bate we thought wen egewel Sue an m I war ama Amen',. Per hikers I Ma were anted of beef-wears et • now Alm me we, IN modem awl a hew hlse Maim wcrvilnit •in mead by IN ros e of wear new were Nero reel 1111 lb Psi it Wow Raper, sad 800 cannon. There me se wpm% te beek m ep, mg we Rent OD 10 alma NOM MM. AM IM haw put, ware killed but two, wad esemel Udders meshed kg er. At alet es b../. Mese* we resehad tee diet Meth. Cit. On get as the hank. and clawed 11111 whence to be meanded. am of WI jowled dews hie the Milk bet Were rather chi, ter, Mimi et Mae Y Imeiweergyit wee eat et oar depth. Mmy sea me abet getag arm the beak aim cr i tgbet io weemiel PAM dem the beeft WM glish. Ime ewe of dr bet legume dem. I atm men Mire to my NIA I dust Itaewlerti awee, I gee nem tormaim or Mier. Whoa they howl It we. se deep they 'Mend up the helms Is cowmen ; amid were Inkta I. getting the mss serum Mir wig mew ehott deseme km deep is mad weems to tbe - moond ditch; Her walla dry sae, sad wee cammal ef my soft wad. You ley sot credit it, but we ware as ham or tome aresig this ake.•••••••• of Meat twenty m 6, I wee awl; left er he isethend la the wad ; Mom thought I wee mewled ad were Lanai me to go es, at last two or three arm of ema tee oat. The eights we Na at the secoodra "artit l y°ad all description. It wee hen our 0a...r, were picked off eo. We were not eighty yards from the well, end being drei,ed In red while the men were in blew rude us conspicome marks for the emany's 'gismos. (They had riff a, La several of our less were meaded by thou belle.) isboshl my only 230 rues teemed the eseemd ditch, the raselcder wm ben de •vaial d tie waded ditch. Now mane the tag • wee. Ws bad mead twe Mabee, sad the :bud ley bites, set My Tull from its WWI. We had only three Whim Wt, and Y we brake eay of Am it wee elf cop with moo sows of ewer Mee meld pof tits araaluzallos wee Wet. sad the Mee Ms Who beles choked op with med. Clime we mei pet Mem ma at • time ea the wYy (West le aid kiga)v• shad mad so cameo, w we bad made, bat eeM Niel he light with. Well, we kid the Widen memo, and me er We west own all tight. I WY boi&sag me to the middle of the ladder wawa two sr three Mee gat en it and It Is down I tumbled late the middle of the ditch. tsa told es to the brolue past of the Im:dte, and slimmed to get to the beak mil mead le up. When I got on to the bask there me • it. sp.setecie before me, the walls cowered with rues sot wee that. 3.5 yards distance. Whoa dry me they gave • Miry. I don't know how it wee I sealed, My clothes mire= to pieces, tad yet, with the ez of • few scrim ben and them 1 yea all right. Vt a il mot a tity all the ladders were bruin's? And here were we looking on, while the enemy stood on the walls pickieg ee of at their Limre. la Malt bas the mid wad covered with spikes, inner L free close wider the wall.. We had not bees here halt an hnir Mine every caw wee hit. It me me orders came for us to retraaL Parke new atm. mended em foe Lamm and Mestere were both badly wounded. I suppose we stayed In front an hour and • half after the retreat ...waded, to as to cower the wounded to the boats. New, to make a long manse short, we had to go through the same °bowler. and lie, and it took mach about tha sum tne." LAW INTELLIGENCE. ('[SIB DAY.) INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. IX 11X NXXXT PARMA. The haolvent, eas d Os eennenders at Gresawlch Baspitel, sad also • eamoder fa the re* any, ea be* palepkr kb kW and,.. m apadiesl kr a mediae wand Gentile, sad Kr. ilaWddivL This arse ama beim the end la Jrly, and Wad by Mr. Cbdadoirldeur Mveyby. It dna wired that the inealvens ince= bad ban td Inge es a coreneatirt a ths Bahl Navy, and an sonneager of Greenwich when he raided. Hs had saws property la irnand, and lad bola awned in law proc)ed , ega with Mr. Carmen to respect of the mama He attributed his bemires°, to the loam el Weperty in Ireland, sad to lusty law costs, sad to We boo msnot being suficsient for the clucatioe of his children sad their advancement in 111.. Oa the Inner °make It warn urged that the Ineeinet with We resin bens had no cause to cone to the wart, and Mr. Comdata:aid Murphy In amain • day far ths bra: ordw sunpend a settleoseet with Mr. Carpiater. Tie hissivent aow • ied foe his deal ceder. Mr. Nichols the court that the ease had been arrasgod, and the Indent had made certain amendment, which hid bon suggested when h a was before the coo t w the tilt leoresg. Mr. Depaty-Caanbelocer Down malted if there waa any further opposition? Soup./041 tllo lan of Mr. Capone, had no .'orther oppositioe. Toe sebsdal• bad Dm senatisd, and the ingot tort Welt have hie Gael wi n. Yr.Drpety-Cenninionor Dowse granted the final order. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIS DAT.) OLD COURT. (Before the Recorder.) Wolfer Harvey (Inge, 29, • reaptetatli-locking young run, pleaded guilty to two charges of forging (legato, with intent is defraud. Mr. Mkt:teen, who appeared fur the proccatbn, infonaci the court that the prisoner was in the lonics of Mr. Elie, • solicitor, and that he kit the service without going any nothe to hie matter of his Intention to do so, and it was ascertained that he had abstracted four bLisk cheques from Mr. Ellis'. cheque book. Two of these cheque he after wards flied up fur the Ml= of 181. and 211, and obtained the mosey at the tanker:. A pettion of the money, It ap peared, was esproded in the parches, of jeweils, for • woman who accompasded the prisoner. The primmer pot in a written paper, In which he laud for many on account of his wifo and faintly. The Reeeeder saVI that unhappily in came like this the innocent ray fteguenly audinst for the r rtilty ; but the (fleece to which the priaonir had plead.dentity was • very serious one , and a. • waening to others he elt it kis duty to order hum to be kept In penal tervitu le for three yam. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. Ofithaim timings was charged with sterlhig two pairs of shahs. a tablecloth, end a towel, value Me., the property a Kis Arra Phillip*, 211, Dale-street, Arias. It appeared In evideace that the prima had Ex some weeks past brat employed es needlewornan, an the premier , e of tibe prosecuttir, rod that doieg the time • great number of artielie had Leon mired without any clue being discovered to the Identity of the Wet. Oa Saturday week, however, • lIIMC girt and tablecloth were stolen ; and a+i it was die covered yesterday that they had ban pawned by the prironer she was Oven into. cuatody. The aware admitted that she had, tempted by went, taken the sheet and towel to pew a, with the intention of re deeming theta as roan as she mild, but sloe vehemently denied ell knowledge of the other sheets, or of any other robbery. The Lord Maya pit ir d her dostitatkn, while he condemned her conduct, and as the moat lenient way of dealing with the charge ordered her to pay the vales of the golds, a 20e, floe idegal paragon, or go t,J rhea and hard labor fur sin 811ABB L182&-THIS DAL TWO &pad= I The railway share market to-day is again very iaactive, and prices, in nearly every instance, are quoted precisely the eameasat four o'clock yesterday. London and North Western stook is quotad 931 to les ; Great Western, 60/ to 61; Midland, 1041 to 106 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire ' 951 to 96; London IN and Bonth Western, 921 to 93; Great Northern, 101 to 102 ; East ern Counties, 661 to 68 ; and York and North Midland, 711 to 72. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares, old and new, remain steady, at 11 to 4 pram., ex int. There are inquiries for Rest Indian and Grand Trunk of Canada railway stooks, and Great Locembovz Railway sharer. IRE BUILDIAItr 811,111. The conference met yesterdays& thal'aviore Arms, sad in thee:ewes if the no.rnlng it wen seperled to them thst the fallouts, dress (is adffti. n to these ehlody published) had opened tbrierhope t the are, but without requiring thorn so agree to the oiNeess document—Min., Mr. Ayres, halt-sad; Mr. Asst.'s, linningfon ; Mr. Azlord, street, ; Mr. 81. Juin., Nowise= ; and Mr. Spicer, Brows:ton. The conference sed4 another dividend. en the acute of 12r. sad Bs. to Trollop's wen. and 4.. to the lock-outs with out distinction. The somber of men, end the gross =lnn to each is gives Whew. We. £ .d. Mows l5B =8 ',/41 M 2 rs 441 0 1 0 thatorots Woolirki moo No. I =4 5 letaarws 33.5 No. 1 „ No. 3 „ „ ~ 141 No. 4 ~, ~ .. 270 No. 3 ~, No. G „ ~ • • 49 4 No. 7 „ a , .. 180 N.. 8 „ No. 9 „ ~ • • 33 1 No.lo „ „ .. 170 No.ll „ N 0.12 19 „ 23 atom poltsbers Trollop's ims - 4,91.11 £1,331 17 0 OPEN Allt MIIILTIN(i ON 1712 BLZACIICRS' SHORT Mien.) . orrn i.i, roe-tiog of between 2.000 end 3.0 1 / 2 poems wm h 1.1 et Barrhead on Smcrday after coon, for the parer., of f.k•Og oleo towards getting the Fat ,1 Act applend to wctiom and children employed In bieschworks. Mr. IV'Lvan, blacken:Ate, orempled die chair. kr. George Newton, in iddrroielng the meetleg, mid he wee not there on Li half of the men, who were able to 'peek oat for thenieliar, but ha appeared to advocate the CAU.4 of defeao els., women ant children who were soli :cirri to ore of the viest swears known In the bury of our lOW urovtase.. Nothing could be aims degrading than the le! our ts which women were often rol!jected is this couutry, oar m.,re hurtful to them than that which They h.il to trathriro a,b6el4a. It had been sacertained by the Glove Council c.l Trades, of which be trot the repressatativ r, tie en I:Ati Llercltiolde women end `:Lice were cepa pod for itiys cossecutlvely sesintren Is are per day, and ,ter fhb. h.rd lebour induced Li leo,ll dircrarce, sod reuderel them 'n a short time meet for work. Its Warr them &leder eic:.• Width on the evils arising horn the preseet .yereni, aid the b neat:lto be derived from the artobtao of tta. new ryerrm, ard concluded by tv!l°ng 1.0 tbme .rotted Met to wow torwerd cad sada in the noose law, In which they sought merely for the mound of the movement of 1864, of FA week. (Chien.) Mr. Little tree of tee lal.oir to which yawn acd chldrot wen se...ocm d to bl.w.Ltields se worse than soy he bad sees In America raving b.. dress, and expressed hi. surprise that clergym e s did o i l julf ,cet therarelVlO ow behalf of tee red rem All txey %Wed was to giro a fair week's work v • fair week'. • aro., and that he thought they wore entitled to Orr. )I'. Klee, reminded by Mr. Cempb.ll. mud that, coma...ring .he keg end Irregular how. of ' Ithour during whiat woman an 1 chi.dren were cmspilliel to work le blinichicg co I .rke were deetettoire of their pheet,el sad mere region-, the sunlit remind to do sl: a dirk power et Poppet tb.- movement lb yolk*. tat ids M boots ' tel l to each Work*. The moths wee Wood Se area .2, mad the meether thereinto egareted.— brew helmet. TOI TeDlNeet STRIhC.—The Padihais maven tensed work creditioaelly p•toiday. There WM appears le be • Isebt where" rho esocome aorwwittr• barn ober/eel As Hie:thee etreetet4 list of ricer, eed a fortekikt's trial kte to le ewe le order t • t. rt Ibe tares re which w4k Ire ken rreamei. The WM. Fr. ri.vr4 )eoter.loy a. ctetribetione le tit aparatlga weluote d to upwards of 400/. Aottscz or WAGE- , Ar Bcmr.—Yesterday, a Criewe* IN, bof ororyrtra sherrorkor. tookla t* weirgereer of ea apelostice law*/ t we mole ee fko raarterr kw as stream cf ewe Neal to shoot we per OW. Witkost se wrote's coossaloll M rust lks proposed edema. Coo - a Lao Cerro SPINNERA.-Btimp t = ago • dayeas rids, homing the matter m i y. sad 16. * "Vkfis a Ca o:ry, ea ea ••• mos to that whatnot ds. o, w rethetot wan lor Ma Dolton imam rhottld be awl@ al u in that dtstrki. Itelopetive of ge, adarataps ••• selotbourhool ottpt h••• •••• whir. hoeing Mit the Ila,!tto optimism lad aped te salitt the tvosoottloo of tb• roottor. to shah* Owns hir p• tad bra ken broblat the Ch 0.1.7 splitters wit aimed ha • eety :oh 'nom , bat dry, tragic loth&1 00 ' 1 .. 0 T. eelieitel se et, ,ate of Goa pot Met 7 4 2 ". 11111 , iseteetes, ttreepeehte • I looser some." him coaemled. ATJUIHIRE COUNT T REPIIESZNTATION.—At lasetiai of the iit.4 ewrt,. ~I lb. eoua r khsid Y Arr grictiik le mak was fool roll moat lowa Usimphan, 1 .5, . flmartl ua etaditheia Co Po toposargo• 6 ^ 6 c't yeasty. After lb , posing to the agora 11111, Mr., r•lepSell coete.ret tee tilltstra•ck ter& midi Sr •••• 1i,,i0 of Dagoq and was defeated b a very tramp ' 00. "7. Ater }eat' law confortad tie calavl d in Coast [datum, s o w L ot d (Vatgotr, bat WO 0111 1 8 " ne third attswia la, however. Way M bs mow sammateL Brsdgel Cue was charged with stsaliog mime saw of money boloogieg to the @SUN mvercati ix, who had foe some weeks, past mimed silver front a moory-boz, which she kept on her parlour mantlopieco. Oa Saturday, in the meow of a policeman, she placed twenty-two threepenny sad tow , penny pieces in the boo, haring first marked the all; sad on going to the boo again yeaterday after noon, while the prisoner, who woe her serried, wen Inning ready to go oat, she dinovered that ate of the eons wars mhaiog. The prisoner was then when Into ennoiy, end an hang searched at the station the mbar les maw woo limed by too tamale searcher, who was .sound y requietad by the pleuras t r throw it down the watereloset, so that nobody ill igLt know about The primmer now pleaded gutlty, and was remanded till Friday, °a order to be dealt wish &womanly h petty session. WORSHIP•BTRERT. ♦ DZLICATEPROSECUTTOW, roma Dolteet was charged before Mr. D'Eyncourt with esaling a dancer. Mr. Alexander Deiorn, dethribrd as a stockbroker, and trolling in Hemworth-rreet, New North - road, said that os Wrlntsday Iset the prltheer way in his house, and after Bering be asorrtained that a cheque for V., drown on the Commercial Bonk, had di•aypeiired from tbspooket *fa wrist coat hanging in a room whore she had bees engaged. Sub sequently be gave her into custody. Mr. Franck', landlord of the Admiral Koppel, Hostess Old-town, lientiked the prisoner al having pretsord the cheque to blot for change on the day of the alleged robbery, she crating that Mr. Daum had authorised her so to do, as cir.queoec of which he °exile! It. r. -- i)e - I;rii — cilti - ii;; and I pve bfni all die mow. Prostwator—That Ia &law Mr. Witynoourt —How tong have you known this woman? and what woo she doing in your house ? . . . _ , Prossentor--1 engaged La to clean the Owe, but I bays keene her .but ten years—she cohabited with me. Mr. D'Syncntrt—Hie she any family by you? Primers (bursting fate tears sad covering her face with both band.)--No, no dr. Mr. D'Einoolit—How old ere you? Primers—Twenty-sloe, air. I lived with him, uhe do sage% daring ten years. Prorectator—And left me in October, 1857. She be. been aseployed by me since oomaionally. limey things were mtA.ed while she woe with me. I have done all l cm tor her. Prliour—Oe you sicked, wicked mat. Mr. D'Eyboout —I must remand you for a week. Piteoast ins locked up weeping bitterly. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. UAD AND FATAL oCCUHILLNCE To A CHILD. laefglf latc4, a drape= in tee employ of Maws. Combs mad De bald, the browse., wee placed at the bar bias Mr. Brains, charged with moaning the death of • little bey, eight yams of age, named Hairy Gray, of 16, Deidlerelsset, St. Gams's, by twang over him with • dray. Milalion, 165 C, said—Yeeterday evening, about mei. I was told • tittle boy wee knocked duo by • brewer's dray fa Godley-street, sad on pence diug to the spot I fund a crowd of lamas saissobltd round a brewzi's dray, and a little boy hyinglbo road, with kb bead divided, and the brains stattand about. Tee acme 1 wee in charge of the dray at the lima. I asked him how it happenc4, sod he sail ba did ad bow, but that lie was very emu for it. David Wilkisot eillarmati, of 42, Ring-strew, Soho, said —I wee pawing along Dudlit-street yesterdey evennig when I saw asses boys ptuagiog and reusing after one another. I saw one of them posh the little boy, who and the wheel of the dray west over him. I had oalkd to the wieseed to shop. and be could not do PO to tirw to premed the wheel he.. pasuag over the bty. The wowed was at kb borate bade, and I cusider the et:burrow a grate suildental. The drey was gooey; at • steady pace at the time. The mother of the chill, • poor woman in deep distract, geld the child was eight yews of age, Mr. Nation siid be 0 - tiou * d order aceneed to enter Into hie notgaiseace to appear to the we'll, but if the verdict of the jury wee .6o:ideate' Death," which It wound to he, he awl sat wow 6g BI7ICTDI Or • %MUSD WOMAN, AND BACEIfICIt or au Orraranto.—lrestralsy very painful rad:mat we. eyeshot la the aelibboarhood i.f Cireormierplace, Fi•e- IPOregneen.Ml , ylebaN is ammonium' of the wits of a lact ase/a, Yn. Mitotisth Allies (who was in the Mat stage of ), fowl 1 , 124 Costieweta-p'ac., oommittingroicido ry 9s i el larrriog b.r : hairs. It s hood from tudy with a sharp knife ppesre that the . aasi isg diserrery was made es the wan of the !iodised from the City, when it. eased lbs dem licked Lomita. Thlakked she was out emakatiag, he meet ewe; for arms nom during which he in, seem of bia Mikitys phew in the swig leboarbood, bat they cauLl giro no no. stout d art mother. Oa 114 retarnirg home ..in be leeks' through the keyhole, end finding the key inside he &owns Alaimo end toned the door, when be diemstered his uotortonso wtts on the five. in • pool of blood, with boo throat out from ear to ear. She we. quite era ; the weapon of skistructlon, a sharp deoloiredged hal* wee !mad in poll sear which the wretched women had bid bar neck in We cosuoimics of the rich act. Kr. Bah old, sorgoon, of Clealsad-street, was promptly In attesdease, bet all human aid was wars In tattering the =Mirror, all the principal semis of the ask mar waited. Mr. Beheld procesded to an operation for the purpose of ffriag dm infest, if parable, sod succeeded In a l ro e the world Mau, but it did not long amyl , ft V Weakly, the comer, has appointed the tamed to be held this day (Teesisy).— Thal. A Pails Fican.—This morning the Larks bridge wily twriataue was beat with admirers of the Me termed misrelate—Ws keille a l u tz = t er se aseememer between Tom Soya., the sad ad Destid., for ashes of 4001. to 2001. The yen emempealed by serious members ed the ="mr. strisires" tom, sad the tads Mold k Ilhe dlosisad Alionhos. TIER EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1859. OILDINAtIr SHAM AND OTOOIB. ~~~~~1 ~~'. 7 .-- 1iii....2 t . t i jr.le all eiirlY4 I. s . M s m az Intnetallem e - - 4~lllslis. rt : SW 1ia1k".... DOW .. .... . laraariliiiii girt - ; Ilitlaboni. nns. 4 firth mil Gide Ism - IteM Wain .. tbs..: K Ihnok. mai Wet. I Mal Wel iair _ Do.Atua V Pk tram, . OWN° omroweDs. Now Tillie wearldre NA Temblit 411. • W ..„ fobs. a itia.7: uramtarb!....l - lassiiime _De. --"" a ."--...: : 11.1. CH. govrearpeArt ~ itzurtatt., a«iii /Vlth HMI . gig* 1 .=- tt 4 nt irraire;rii;. 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S IM .. r-- 4 7t ". 4 - 14f ZiPitTlf ‘; . Da sot d 0.... 4 - 4st= u t. ea alas OD as=rall 11412 4 4144 . 11- fkfwoa lrb =',04114 .4 O 0 — ll6k4ii V26451ia11441 pm Its 4&• 174441 mt. " :.. PV" "liRIE 7.13. - 7. N al MONEY HA81112.-THIS DAL Two o'CLoow. There is no movement of the 'lightest importance in the Stook Exchange to-day. The funds are quoted exactly the same as they closed yesterday, and the same remark will apply to most other assess of sectp-i -ties, business continuing languid. Possibly the market would have experienced a little improvement but for the circumstances that the parches" by the government broker for the Savings, Banks has been limited to-day to 5,000/. Consols, instead of 10,0001 u hitherto. The scrip of the New Indian Loan remains firm. at 1001 to I. . The Three per Cent. Renter were quoted at Perim this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, at &Ur. Goo. for the account, show , ig no change since yesterday. Consols are officially marked 961 to / for money, and 951 to 1 for the 11th Oct. The present quotation is 961 tot both for money and the account. Indian Stook has been dealt in at 216 ; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan, at 1001; ditto Scrip, at 1001 to e ; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1869, at 96e to 1 ; and Exchequer Bills, at 225. to 26,. prem. The foreign stock market is steady. The Old ' Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 83 to 84; the New, 681 to 691; and the scrip of the New Russian Loan, / dis. to par. Other descriptions are likewise unaltered in price. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., for account, 1031; Dutch Two and•a-Half per Cents., 041 (exchange, 128.); ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 1021 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211, 211; New Oranada Active Bonds, 17 ; Peruvian Three per Centh., for account, 72; Bahian Three per Cents., 1859 (.crip), 1. die.; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 861; ditto New Deferred Tines per Cents , 341 ; the Committee's Certificates, 4/, 4;; Trickish Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 881; ditto Guaranteed Fear per Cents., 1021 ; Venezuela Two-sod-a-Half per Cents., 271 ; ditto One per Cents., 141. The discount market la rather quiet, but 21 to 21 per cent. is sti ll demanded on bills of a high class. - At - . _ . 1 • DO . 10: I • ;11 , . oil 1 A.ll I 0, 1 1 - E i 1., i .1 11 fsl 14 110 Si Si dli PM 1 H MI •• M S IN OS IS II IP. M 4$ OOLOXIAL GOVIZIKIINT I' fisi:ll. petit.] WM iv TRAFFIC RICTURNB. MUTAT& IN= riir Ma , Told, Wel. 1111 M4 6 mbir el ` 'l V "AIL U tlt' Mall obi If admi.'.712.1aZ.. 2 O4 14 . I . IS , .oties et Om& 147 CM SAL 7.661 11 1 46 Ws* imams iivlmbi; 11 Delikiaftoril Seas 1011 ISM UP OLIO the Bank a moderate amount of business was done yesterday. At Vienna on Saturday the Austrian Metallic' improved per cent., and the exchange on London declined from 122 to 120.60. The Agincourt has arrived feom Melbourne with 134,0001. is gold. A parcel of 10,0001. in Russian gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The Sultan nos token 60,000 sovereigns for Lisbon. The bar silver by the Atrato has been sold for the East at 81}d. per ounce standard, showing no alte ration, and the Mexican dollars at 6016., being an advance of Id., compared with the price obtained on the Bth inst. The Board of Trade will receive tenders on the Bth October for the manufacture of the outer cover ing, as well as the laying, of the proposed submarine, telegraphic cable from Falmouth to Gibraltar. The Bombay mail will be distributed in London early to-morrow morning. The steamer Candia reached Aden on the 11th inst., with mails of the following dates, viz.:— Shanghae, August 2; Hong Kong, August 10; and Calcutta, August 24. The steamers Pera and Valetta arrived at Malts on the 14th inst., with mails for Calcutta and China, and would leave for Alexandria. . . . . Advice. from Caraccas (Venezuela) received this day communicate the satisfactory intelligence that order has been restored. President Castro had re " ' signed, and llon Pedro Goal had been appointed until the arrival of Vice-President Toyer. 'rive ministers of England, France, the United States, and, indeed, the whole of the diplomatic corps, had recognised the new order of things, and had severally addressed notes couched in cordial terms to the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Proclamations had ix en issued to the people, and welt received. A telegram from St. Petersburg, dated yes terday morning, quite* the exchange on London at 34d., showing a fresh fall. Partly, perhaps, in consequence of this movement, the tallow market was firmer, at 60 e. r. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week en increase of 1,8411. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, received yesterday, shows a de crease of 1,2171. sterling. The fifth ordinary general meeting of the Cal cutta and Berm& eiteam Navigation Company is called for the 27th inst. A private letter, dated Hobart Town, the 13th April, contains the following : The Omeo has arrived with the electric cable at Melbourne, and we are hourly expecting • steamer from the northern aids of the island, informing us of the cable being immersed. The Governor of Tasmania haa invited the two Govern , :e. Sir W. Denison and Sir H. Beatty, to pay him a vi, 111 they propose accompanying the vessel paying out th 1 1 1 1. 4' in the colonial war steamer Victoria. Hie Expert sio 'a aide-de-camp proceeds by tho mail to-night to Launrcaptin, to be in rieodsnes on the Governor-General snit the Governor of Victoria on their arrival, when the savviest. , hope, will be escoesefully completed. The new Goverawc 1 1 House here, the floret in the southern bensiephere, hie jc • i hew completed, and will be the scene of rnueivil festivities on the arrival of their Excellencies. With regard to recent failures in the iron districts, the circular of Mr. Samuel Griffiths, of Wolver hampton, dated Sept. 17, has the following : A meeting of the creditors of Marra. Thome Morrie and Son, of Tipton, who faded le November, 1867, was held in Birmingham, at Des's Hoist, on Thareday lea. The inapeo tore called this 'nesting under a clause of their deed, watch required authority from a body of the creditors to continue to carry on the concern under the itepection, If a dividend of 2e. Od. in the pound WEN not forthcoming lut week. The Inspectors reported that they were unable to pay the dividend of 2a. 61. In the pound which accrued to the creditors under the deed last walk, end that the estate has incurred a new debt of 1,0001. more than has been realSed ohder the munge• mental the itiapection. During the twayeen of this inspection the meditate have received 20. 6d. in the posed, which we reckon at about ltd. per month In the Read. The roomer, in our opine:to, this inspection is dissolved, and the estate realbed, for whatever amount the creditors caste; the better. A mewing of the creditors of Mr. Prederlok Gila and Mr. Nettlam Wee, of Dailey Port, was held at the works, on Mayday law, Charles Shaw, lace., in the chair. A long and angry afecurdon took place; it was remarked by Mr. Pa ton that Mr. Giles had veined the elate at 177,0004, while other valuations, made by order of the chairman, put it at 70,0001. The meeting appeared Ina dilemma as to the beet comma to bi adopted, and adjoulinsi. It wilt be remembered that we referred to the Warpage of Mews. Premark std Marten, of the Pakfleld Work., last week; there are still rumours about partner and 20a. In the p All we k•tow 1., Mr. Henry Marten, with soother portr, hdad. with the dire dors of the Wolverhampton and Suffordabire Banking Co, last Monday morning, which terminated with out anything beteg dednitely settled. Messrs. Thomas Davies and Saes, of the New:hells Colliery, carried the obo!ce of the assignees at their meeting in the Bankruptcy Court, against the Dudley and Weetbroinwich Banking Company ; Mr. Wainwright, volicihir, of Dudley, acting for the Masers. Davies. We remarked in our last that Messrs. T. end C. Highway had abandoned their petition for arrangement, and beta mde beskrapte. There is little hops now fa the cre• etkora in this estate In respect to dividend. The shio Heroes of Alma has arrived from Chit it, with 681,600 lbs. of tea and 832 bales of silk. The Emigration Commissioners have taken up the ship Lancashire Witch, fur the conveyance of soldiers' families from England to Bombay, at 181. ls. 3d. per head. Fresh vessels are wanted to carry paseergera to Sydney and Melbourne respectively. The follow ing are to take Admiralty stores :—The Richard Tredwia, for Corfu ; Osprey, for Corfu and Gibraltar; Hampton, for Malta and Gibraltar; and the Nancy Dawson, for Gibraltar. MONDLT ETZNINO. Console, which closed on Saturday at 951 to for the 11th October, opened this morning at the same quotation, touched 9511, " buyers," in the after noon, and closed at 961, "sellers." For money the last price was 951 tot. The official business report is is follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 1, ; ditto, for account (11th October), 951, 1,1, ; the New Indian Fire per Cent. Loan, stock, 1001, 1001, 100. 1001, 100, 1001 ; ditto, scrip, 1001, 100, 1001, 1001 ; Indian Fonr per Cent. Debentures, 1869, 961; India Bonds, 7s. dia. TALLOW MARNET.—(THIS DAT.) The market Listed, et the &doe's, prices . —Town tallow, 565. 3,1. set cash ; Petersburg Y.C. co the spot. 672. to 575. ; Sep'ember, 675. ; October to December, bit. U.; ditto, separstely, bis. 9,1. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Meters. Darla and Co. report trade du:{, prigs easier. Prima Meadow hay, 70s. to 765.; superior ditto, 735, to 80s.; trawler ditto, 60s. to 605.; rowan, 41s. to 605.; clover, 88s. to 100 x.; ditto, new, second cut, 80e. to Sits.; draw, 26a. to 30s. SUICIDE BY A TRAVELLElL—lnformation reached Bradford yestenl.y morning, is a letter to Mr. B. Crave% staff =robin., thst Mr. Matthew Kitchen, a travail' In hie employ, had destroyed himself at the Sloth lon, Blr. ustnybaro, on Sunday. The deceased was for some yeers it the isstablohm tit of Memo. Stow Brothws sad Co., but some time ego entered into buthisse on his own amount, sad did not mowed awarding to expertatiose, and subsequestiy Wand the employ of Mr. B. Craven. How he perpktreasd the rash act is at present variously stated, but the canal= belief la that he cat his throat, and di,d immediately. The proximate carve is as yet unknown, though report. hare bees Talons. Hie wife and child were at the time m London.— Manchester isamitur. _ _ SUICIDE AT KDIGSTOWN.—Ou Saturday the coro ner for the county Dublin held an inquiet at Kingstown CS the body o` William Wad, • grocer, who committed solids by shooting hinuelf through the bead. The following is a copy of a paper found in the pocket of the deceased The creditors have now got all—got all. Joe., yen are not to Maras. Farewell, my wife, my ettlideen, fur ever. I am mad—l ant mad. Plod forgive me. Oh, Jildah ! Ob, John !" Accordion to the evidenc e , the dewed appeared rather depressed to 'plaits fur some days previous to the fatal deed. The jury found a verdict of suicide while labour. tug under temporary Inanity. SUICIDE BY STRYCHNINE.—OO Friday F. H. Orll, Est., coroner for East Sasser, held an kquiry at Brighton into the circumstances attending the death of a gondol:nazi named Robert Goodyear 'Vida, who had been resident for some thou in Medina Vales. The fords of the care were very distressing, death having ?milted from robots administered by the deceamat's owe IBA ; but the ootirltudon was so satisfactory that it left no doubt of the poison having been takes while deceased was labouring under temporary Insanity. It appeared that the deceased reaided at 22, Medina Vigor, and was formerly in business as a amulet ; he was not in the habit of taking hie men's with the family. On Thursday Jul. son, who had come to Landon on a rte., went to hie room, and the dammed told him be had taken some thing to d. 'troy hicatelL They grist for Dr. Davis, who deposed—" About ten minutes or a quarter to 4 yesterday afternoon I was sent for to see the des-lord, with whom was only slightly acquainted. When I arrived at the house I found biro strongly convulsed. with every symptom of tetanus. I iequ , red of Mrs. Vbetek what it was. At first she told me she did not know, but knower& said he had taken potent. I Inquired what pole m. Ms made no reply, which I at•ribeted to her distress of land. I then said to the deceased,' What poison have you lakes ' He replied, ' Strychnine.' I then asked bins how much he had taken, but he said he could not tell. I urged his to 'all me, and lie then said three grains. Mrs Vieick showed roe the box prwluced by Mr. Brown, and I told her I thought it was all over with him—that he had taken too much. I sent 1 ., ,r en emetic. which I admicistered myself, and got the gnawer par. of ft down. A spurn came on and prevent. d any other swallow ing. I we. about to leave to net my stomach pump, and after putting down the little mug in which I hod sued the emetic I found a great change in hint. He know black In the Yea, had stertorous breathiog and frothing vut of the mouth, and then died. I have as doubt Litt that the deceased died from the effects of 'try anis.. Half a grain has been known to kill a man in fouerin emends." Evi dence was given to show that deceased had deo lab curing under mental depreesion, and a verdict of "Temporary Inemity" wee returned. THREE BULLOCKS KILLED ON TAE LINE.—Cin Toads; last, as the 7.30 Orlin from Ashford to Hastings was running between Appledom and Harastreet, a Inflect which had strayed on the line was knocked down and Maas The tame We attended two other bullocks near Winettelsea, which had alto tuned on the line, and were killed by the mom train. One of them was coutpktely mangled, and the other was found on the following morning in a ditch doss by, where It bad been hurled by the force of the engine, and was quite deed. OPENING OF THE REDDITCII RAILWAY.—A DOW line of railway to Redditch, constru..ted by an independent company, and brasebing out of the Bristol and Birmingham line between th. latter town sad Brummagem was weed for inane yesterday. WORCEsTEE 1:111EAT HOP, CHEESE, AND CATTLE FAIL—WORCESTER, MONDAY.—The great anan.l fer hos been held here to-day. Thin is the meeting at which the price of hope for the season Is generally wrist. Thar waa • Imp attendance of buy ers from Undo), NuttfofL ,,, , Sone and the Nortli, and c ,nsiderabla transtetiour k place. About 800 pockets were brought to market ors B.eurday, and to-day there were probably 1,600 pockets. Price. rd rather bettor, sad transactions took plans at various mire, Dottrels 60e. and 70e. per ant. for new h .ec• Nothing a.tn, is other growths. The grinter properties of hope bw!asM to market are already housed. The °brew , market, ch was da he lf t .ogeiv..,;wtheaskr.b;rttilaiii,ak...badstyibmwootywhikh.get:it beisi; mem o house , and pe o nreare nt m en tohmamrs th e r e im b PPl e a ff l t l eciin f lA c y ara: :7 y e ll : b i% . l: 4 : A n t porist:g.tes.:6nrillbeciwTa h P at i e r nf f 4 r ,l : m f a ova :t tb," ki s p dt c t .i w i t ) , :f w a l o v e ew c P 7j a e r away unsold. Of calls sot pigs the market Aso liberally The scrip of the new Indian Loan was first marked this morn;og 100/ and 100, but bad risen at 1, being Ito per cent. higher thethanclosson Saturday.tlO to The Indian Fonr per Cent. Debentures of 1868 remain quoted 951 to f; those of 1869,96 to 1 ; and Exchequer Bills, 22a. to 265. prem. Turkish stocks were unfavourably affected this morning by the reported conspiracy aping the life of the Sultan. The prices, however, though not so good as those of Saturday, were steadier in the afternoon than in the morning. The Loan of 1864 closed at 83 to 84, and that of 1858 at 881 to 69. Mexican Beads were firm, at 211 to 1. The scarp of the new Russian Loan was marked = dia. to per. With the exception of Bank of Egypt, which were heavy, Bank shares to-day were steady, with limited transactions. In the market for miscellaneous shares there was likewise an absence of movement. Vic toria I)cck stock was officially marled 103, ant the A shares of the Oriental Inland Steam Company 1 discount. MINEB.-IHIB DAY. Two o'Ctocz. The mining market to-day continues active, and very firm in eharactor, buyers still predomi nating. The principal tranaactions this morning have been in shales in Groat Crinnia, Wheal Trelawney, North &shear, Wheal Grenville, Wheal Slaty Ann, Tin Croft, Wheal Ed ! ward, South Cain Brea, Wheal Harriet, and Vale of Towey mines. In the Stock Ex ' change the business officially recorded oomprims Tamar at 9 ; Tin Croft at a ; Wheal Edward at 11; and Wheal Mary Ann at 34 ex div. Foreign and colonial mining shams are steady, at yesterday's prices. From Memilin Mince (Sept. 17) Captain W. Teem reports :—" ue lode the meet edit (Sock Mina) as cut in tho crosscut repot lel last week, la oompc udof peach, poses, quarts, Ike., bit: very much dieorderet 6 men ere now employed driving east on Its coarse, so 60e. per fathom. The wheel and pumping machinery are being put in er,ler, in readiness for the rainy S:2100. Them ter Anglia will be dee on Saturday neat" From Great Crinnis (Sept. 17) Captain W. Woolcock settee 1 am much pleased to inform you that the lode In the new shaft is looking wen. I was in the bottom of the shaft to-dey, end remaised there till a hole was bored in the lade farther south then the part we were carrying. I find that the lade in the eastern end is from 7 to 8 feet wide. with • branch of ore In the Bluth part, from 4 to 0 Inches wide ' end the remaining portion of it env throughout, worth fully 3 tons per fathom. Our prove :ts in this pert are very gond, and when we gat down this lift I think we shell be able to raise a enfikient quantity of ore to establish a ratisthly sampling." COMMERCIAL AND MAREET& LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) (IT SIMI= ANT) ILtl ILLONETIC TILEOTIAPIL) mow ova owx oonixaroarawn..) Corn market moderately attended. Wbest fu good request at Friday', rates. Pine French dour 61. dearer. Indian emu steady at late rates. Egyptian Leon, 34*. ed. Oats and annutel very dull. MINCING-LANIL—(THIS DAY.) Bpo►s.—The market is steady, bet rather heavy ; pekes hare been supported. Seabed lump, 48r. to 50s. Comm.—The large public miss are progressing without spirit. Taa.—This market is ray firm, but Mill= Lee from szoitement. Itics.—lierratee Armes has been sold at 9s. to 93.64., and two cargoes Moulmein et 9e. 3d. ex ship. Box.—A large badness has been done in Leewarde, at ls. Ild. to 2e., which were ravine rates. EILLTPITILL—June shipment sold at 37e. 61. to arrive. Comes bus very steady appearance. imam T 41 47 4k T It 4 • I 1 2 22.7112[42 tat I " on I I 73 s 4 109 i WO 110 ad as 1111 =lo M ill si ni I 111 a a ii il IN IN 27 i 11 SO Ibi lel lei be •• ••• ..= U 0 ••• •• .1! 72 a Zl . PI SITS IS TS is sti is ••• dm ..MP 1•11 r it 0 01 N 1:0 10 ge 731 14 11 13 U 73 ff 98 331 13j 14 13 no us 1,1 97 100 18 10 i i 184 19 li 1 YO 14 nip ?Si 10 i aye A " Ilf N M 1 114 N lf IN IN Al lit 64 N Uh IN II II NI NO 911 le NI IN If N N IN uc l 1111 NI 1/0 111