The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-15 00:00:00

TUN WEST LNDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS. n. Ahab arrived at Southampton yesterday, with ibe West Lelia and Pacific mails. Her dates are;—Valparaiso, July 30; Graytown, August 7; Paaamk lad; Damara, 26th ; Teinidad, Mb; JIM males, Vele Barbadess, 20th; St. Thomas, Sept. 1. Amongst berpmesogem were Major-GeneralSchinspf, from Seriatim, the government of which he has re signed ; Captain Hamilton, 41st Regiment; Lieut. o.st taz gasely, lad Welt India Regiment; Lieut. Rays., lt.N.; sad Captain &Litho, of the Pets matte. Her cargo masks of specie to the vale* of coo Poo dob, viz., 602,760 dole, value in silver, and 911,136 dol.. vales in gold, heed's pearls 3,000 do/s. value; 1,697 sem. of cochineal, 127 serous of bark, 3 sacks of coffee, 30 woos of balsam, 3 bales of tobacco. 7 nese of cigar., 26 packages of limn, 7 pack Ise. of beeswax, 83 bates of asuitparille, &lessee of suendece, It; cases of totioiscihell. 41 psekages of ore. The West India Islands arc, for the most part, healthy; though at St. Thome. there had been souse fatal CIII4tO of yellow fever, and at Trinidad the lie ceiver-General had died from as attack of that . _ At Barbados* little or nothing of pt,blic interest had bees done during the fortnight. The weather had been rather irregular, with partial rains; the heat was unabated. The young cane crop was healthy and vigoroos and very promising. The ship Constance left for London the Saturday before the departure of the mail, with the last shipment of the present year's crop, and the gross exports of protluce ms sow be finally reported as follows :-- ugar. 37,079 bids., 2,761 tree . 6,759 brie.—egad to 39,638 hhds. ; molasses, 12,870 puns., 331 hhds., 6:15 brie.; rum.lsl.puns. 318 bhda. From Jamaica we learn that the Falmouth dig tritances, reported by the last mail, had been com pletely quelled, and that no lees than a hundred and twenty persons had been committed for Vial for otfcnoro connected with these riots. A serious Pe broke out on the 23rd ult. on Taylor's Caymans' Eatate, the *Jells sod buildings on which were with d.fliculty eared from destruction. The cane pieces adjoining the works had a narrow escape from the Values. The weather had been generally favourable daring the fortnight, with occasional showers. The laS.)urers were " taking the Animit," se it is called, to commtmoration of the month of mascipativo. ADEIAIDL Adr.ces from Adelaide nossmoicate further lm permit discoveries et mew and valuable territory to tiles:trees, •ert► of the colony. The Register de scribes them es bLlowe Me. Steed relahned to Adelaide yesterday In the Moro dame" hen Ted Anemia, after an stenos of six oaths. His padynedeted of two poor besides himself, ad they had wane= about four peck cad lour or five saddle bens& Mr. Illbarre is beelmee was to awry sad lay off the nee dennered alma by Ma one tune .go. Alter that wok was Seib* he doled with bis party oa s further n pierallary expefflan. end die malt has bees clhoorry Wien NE MO= ben desnotry exceeding in richueas of pea tome ea donases el water untiring that has yet bees net with. The is traversed as 1/60 sake beyond the farther point Naha by Mr. Meowsee& N. or Warburton, nod the easary wee had le be handset beyond Mealy dm Mr. Stretawled ben the held Springs about the Wean' of Apre., and seeshed lea. 11 dig. S., the earthen beeradasy alibi Many, add the middle of May. sad dirriag Mendes there god bat he dates that be was never • atria del wthws weer. TM .nary traversed era 'Med chilly of isratasa plane hdempereed with lesenershie baleen ham IN be IM id high, boo theeemolle el wash plied swap pole Sea war, hdinsettag the plans and dischargbig themselves len aimienne awas sad riven la esSnarlyareelko. One therivers di.-=is so opened by Mr. Stan is be time mint broad la cos pad of Ile coarse. The mew taking the plain . an chiefly tan-topped sad .lest 1,000 hot high. Mr. Steen made a detour ocerionany of his twenty to thirty nitre en each We at Me track, end lead the esenry every where of tr roe beautiful deer lona ; sad It seemed to be of • realer amour a far sr ib. eye _amid reach booed the Smithies prat attained by hiss. heade d , be near to have turned bark through .whit of good cowry. Ile thinks nen would not to ray dottrel., whoever la merle over to the Guff of Cowart., or to any other ratios of dr aorth coot. His imposers le that an island Las or era mists to the netward, which probably discharges it worship Store. Victors River to the sorb west. At say roe, the theory that the centre of New Holland to nothing bat • desert toy now be exploded. Mr. Stuart bas brought Ira spernisas el lb. grams, code. sad arlorals of the matey. the latter of which are rid to tole& eons endow sum. •or eiderable portion of the district ravened is repressed se aaritooas. We hen bad en oppwtaity if impsedas Mr. Steer's nos and stitches, which ere is load is a rough stale, bet we are cot at liberty le pada farther de bited present. We hope mbe able to do eo Ina few days. We used scarcely an that should then ne e and iseporteat diroorhe be voided, we Mao that Mr. Stuart will meet wash roe adequate owed for hie asierwies es an implorer be. the goonment sad the reentry. TON FATAL 4CCIDANI ON ZEE essay 10111111iN NAIL War A. in 4 l6ifY. stemmed teem the 10th Instant, took place itionnlay et the Riding Tam; Homey, befote Walley, the cerener, Wee the eennunstesecit connected filth the /wit of Jaws Davis, aged 46, who wee crubel to /oath in lb. Sochgate Toad es the night of the 7th of fteponnber, the lon by of Benet fele, ender mhos genuliate ateunstaseen the drifted, who, it appared, was rather • noted character, gad Ira wow well knows se " Jewry Dare, the Trotter " aid oho got his Weise by settee sheer" trotters, W Yee. to the Bonet fair, red got boo ewe a the carriers to mown home at half-piet 10 o'clock ea die sight of tlie 7th Popular/. It was &Paged thet he was intozkated, mad meter ved himself very rack rd hi wee is earagerece mord haft the teriage at Color Hatch &err, hat whether by the parrs or pregame reenacted with the ste rn u sass of hie hilow-peresgen did sot teary appear. The Irons the erred, sad It would teem that the denser sae el egg thog plerern, apprently h the ineesties ef agar gator isto the train, bed he did mot reared ie drag so, sad by err rear get spas the dents Nee and into the twirl sir Peargaro, whisk one try e shirt diorite than Corey !latch ratios, lad be was net err hy a deers wale eel termed is each a reseal maw tier la drib rat hate ter gloom harentrasee, Topeka we liedettled eats y•••mdey, Is ester that sew addba.al dddrebee b. liut I. the jury retries le the obwierteesee aadw wt. b the Meowed ors armored her the serriese e fed hoo ha ma to ha Inn over hi the Med. Jude sow rated that a.. the edlourewiret at the Iserdet, the misplay had wired eat to to be in envoi on the sewregoire ears epee say prior who 1114/41 ill It , 'satire with the deeterd at Baer Is more forwerd eat rete what they Iteer ie rehear* te the triter, art le Cull•Ppiellr of than adverisereets thin were three w ar a ateedree who, he rid, word be able to give the rmt time trat lelemstioe ere the ashjer. Ihe Carton said that he rod ear the sdretiareets, eed he• be Arita re carrey Lad meted very prepirly le ours' tt turret A yrs, ire wed William &mew, gad two meg • are eared Jamie Datrideos end Arlene Perm, woes v.. rear r wieterer, lad they aired rot whin the oird gor leis the ewers ha woe ray Anal, tad redo red hoorry hide,., sad ail, " I.m Jamey Davie, As tuer-ses of trosterwe ;" rd he tared to fight say ram w the '.triage, rot rood blow el seog of the trees gr.. mei wh.b Le wee eateorlag hie bash alma, he fall til• erre Weald/as. Cam \ t was wish h ir e re al Jr to . &Lee M the *mind a the deesseed, het he tUd ted •rd the ere pwremted is the ear = C. Nay Itekk, sod her ire corded sr se led that " 14 P.oomee reeled apse hie Wag nerreed Ire the twr*.r. sad Le was pared oat, sad who the rib erred he wee wee morn aura Me tilesimse shah. rad elddri ai re re had of his rata he was INN deed ha the ter W. 1 . 1, error *to were eserred yeetordey earerell me %are that ha derwased was pried or of the erviege by WA 4 the '.tern Westin t lair compay, at Iles "411.4 et the statism ger h atteedattr, and try meal art efeetly 'ay sae 14 tires se the ram war hod erred ib deseaeo.l a...furor, end It amend very pribehr rat Hitskil they h. 4 retakes or if the persegere • 41 . onstfar for • prow or wed with the tarty. Ceara, at the eralrios of the evidence. said AM washed kw a farther adj wear at, he led we oh ,a" led • t they drag so bet it appear' to Ira that the hr brunt the ;ad ereetroplie =rely tar. • ' I 1 1_ , itiert miesiodset, ea 4 that the Joey tome ie "' ' , sus lbat care ••• OM (.1 sexidewiel 4, 0 It.. 'clew ea. We wen perfectly instilled la rir nar eay use two Me Sods who acted is the wersoser re 4. " •del i• r ed Late dos , . and it sr pollh should be it 3 abet try permed Um power. and Pim eueld he •aa.i. owns( to the desert' end growled asedities do die. teed, he had roper ail) roieareurd to follow the :n awl hid so r 4 spun the down lie and met hi. death. ie vary mid th e y smo ld ere d I t quite torseremery to have "7 bother olpurouria, sad they essalmottaly retorted • • 4" Accidarel Dash." L " 1,07, OnULAL OXIIIIITS COMPANY (LI - Ted no.iits ks the wok fading &pt. U. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1859. #ffARII L 1828.-1816! DA). Two o'OLoi.w. This ralltrif share market to dy isinac tive, but firmer in character. Great Western stock has adranoed I per ant., and London sad North Western, Lancashire and York shire, and Midland, i to f per cent. Lon don and North Western stock is now quoted 921 to 931; Great Western, 69} to 60; Midland. 1031 to 104; Lanoubire and Yorkshire, 941 to 951 ; Mmtern Counties, 661 to 66 ; London and South Western, 92 to f ; and Great Northern, 101 to 102. Lombardo-Vesetian Railway new shares are ulatlf to lt prem., ex int. Great Luxembourg are rather firmer, and Great Western of Canada heavy. Cspiapo Extension Railway shares are ofileially marked t and 01DINAIT 1111•11118 AID ROO= elm I tams'. ser 6"*, 3 ;VIRI 17:11 7 "10 .•• 060.10 main 11.• I.."•ei York sad ask Jon.. 11. .1 if, lava lira " ...L. last. 113! 00.11.4_11.and 11•0/ w raliiklialiil Loci eAutl ........... 7 1 el 1 ati • itt: s ra row ;101 10.4010•4 6.4 10•01r0all 11 , 11... k 0r n i 10 Iv .01104=1. 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MP SID F Ti tie th i 1,1 NI i id 46 1 i 1 4 ad :Si 1•11 1 441 I 14 is Id ?It LI Silt Will llABlia. 10414 k i ds 711 6 UI ■fa i i.' aa l 11 p si si W ill ii i dm Mo . 11I•1 M Z 1:' IP 15471 VI V LAW INTELLIGENCE. 1 (THIS DAY.) I INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. IX TER XATTIR Or 08011011 100X1,-TMO ACCThXODA. TON SILL extrue. This irtlyent, who red to keep the Jolly Caulker, at Daptford, waserpard by Mr. tripod, for Meters. Chadic., Tb re bermes; Mr. Reed ruppretuf. osapirat thl• mat vim twofold .—contractiog a debts Marrs. Critic* to upward. of 1,4001. winout terseart expectation of parent, and for disport( of hie Pe rt_ . bathos, • ternher of des Ism, was emenised at tore lenge. Prom hit Mara It =air this in 1857 s mer far e sewer mini Jan wiled for winner sad Warr kr sr. be •NM aortal, security was tarred until ha art arrn parionts from tbs Commie room of &mew lissivises sum worn gives se ,rd hour wet traded writhe Inquire. /fray Nerrlverell by Mora Clare to • large arra to Mar ray, sad fns lebrosprd loLtho roarirt foe his soorresds- Mon won ball by tho for The bls monnstd to 1,4101.. mod 14 re mar breaded rat the, shoal b•pol by theism/vat rhos • triderty sifts from re corrects which Murry had radsralkos. In Tereart last Murray browns bank cupt, sad err Matra collies shoat 4,6001. Hit had re- ted • Arta of W wry conduit from re Comehronre a Vr i nerro r Mira Cballior, and about 1,0001.1115 rushy& This below dr from runny was Mad lir arm Mr low ma bit ceetracti. retort. hod this ardlef to dr hrelvent, who complained that it win • hire ease ea Wm it) ho called apes. Peer dr !aslant'. Maternt It appestat that Year. Truro, Ur bre owe, bad Ira promotion of the Jolly Camara He admitted that re snot was friendly to enable him to apply to the court. lie wet on bail. Mr. Sargood required wirer of the dirt. Won of the property to Mews. Truman. Mr. reed admitted that it wee story proper inquiry. The court cedar evidence to be obtained, and the case t end over. THE POLICE COURTS. (TRIO DAY.) lIANSION-1101.78E. Wabass dell was charged with being chunk had tinting — lt - appeared that this morning about three o'clock police con stable 648 was on duty in Bololph-lace. He saw the pri mate! pup to Mt. Harris's door and ring the bell. A heed was immediately put out from oas of toe windows, telling the psikasetut to tend the man off. He did so, but watch ed aad saw him go up to a hoot. in Thames-street, sod pall the bell of No. 119; this was too much for the sake?' feelings, who west up to the prisoner, aad fading he wildpmh, took him Is the station. Lerrame—What have you to say to this, pri mmer 1 , It It eery alignment of you welting pergolas op frt a their deep et that hour in the morning. Priapism—l us very sorry, but I Olei• party of Meade, dad we bad simmthlog to drink. I shall lose my situation threahit. L• 11.11.00-1 shell dm you Ws., or 14 days. Helsel Hembmi, • Ovirmaa, was charged se fellow:—lt appeared rheas suseightsgo the prisoner west to Mr. ed r (also • Osnmes),* ossiMMssr and told Ida that he was too very had pealdas, amd c =ll to be engaged by Mr. Silver. After assay it wee agreed that be should work for pa secutor st • valor, of seven Millings per weak, Ism that time hes cootinually timid mew articles, priscipartr ke rd sugar, and lest sight, he. suspicions he ewertsitted of hlss (prboner) he hod him marched, when two pieces of sugar sal flee eggs were Ihrend upon him, together value bd. Ho sdinitted tho Amigo when at the 'tattoo. The primmer, Wile mid he mote "vent lestle leen," yes ..at for 14 days, Alderman Lawrence him to las non artful kl rotate. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. NUB 111111•Titt DE.—A LalccTIVE L4W. John Der..., ea elderly man, was charged before Mr. Brag ham with breskieg • pre of glass of the rise of 141., the property of Mr. flearel Hire, 9, Regent-suiet, milk muter (late Howell sad Jena's). Mr. Hicks said that on the preview evening • young mate in him employ informed him that !implorer had thrown a her stow at a valuaLle pane of glees, but had not succeeded la breakieg it. He then proceeded to the door sad seetug the prisoner leaning evilest a pillar; to lOW him he had better go awa t s k pon which los Immediately thrrt hie hand into his poc k and pulling oat rather large story, deliberately threw it t roegh a pane of the value of 141. He had been guilty of • &hailer act before, sad cal, the previous week bad broken three or four mum In answer to the chief clerk, Mr. Hicks said that Mr. Howell, t former partner had masted the priers, to • greet rxtent from Ma boyhood, had paid him apprenticeship-hes, rid allowed his about 401. a year Woos. He considered that the priseasea object was extortion, MI the allowance to him bed Men discorinsied, and he apprehended danger. TM primates cunduct had been altogettnr very ungrateful. The primmer said he had had no food foe sear daye. Mr. Bingham rid there was a relieving oaken Merry parish who would attend to him if he applied. He hoped Moth, lassion of parliament would not per over without • law berg parr which would ratable hiss (the magistrate) to parr such &aprons fellows as they deserved (the law at present redrktiag the reagietrates' pow. to ears whore the dollop Is is Oros 611 He should order him to eater OWL' tosomamoso to Iwo the poses for the sat Ns swaths. WORSE IP-STREET. ROBBING CHILDIUM. A sirs dressed in • light frock, and wa•rfag a black bonnet, who gars the name of /trey Seri/A, and nfs•ed her address, wee charged before Mr. liaramill with rebbieg children. Year days slam informatics was lodged at the Hinton statkaritemse that • girl, deeply marked with mall pa, sad dewed as decanted, bad stolen money from two little girl., camel Crouch sad Smith, the gamuts et whom resided at Marray.stmet, Hoatoo. sod Bloomilelds street. Hingslaad. Smith, 99 ti, an active oldest, was compliantly put upon the elm; sad he quickly learnt that there was • third care against the same person of a precisely similar charac'er. Yesterday evening be charmed to meet with the manner at the beck of Kiegeland work house, and took bar alto custody. She denied the charge. The children now attended sad fully ideatitled the accused, but owe ,awe only was takers la ocasequenos of the tender age of the complainants in the others. The system adopted by the prisoner appeared to be that of alarming the yoangsters, by stopping them is the street with • motion not to go in • certain diremioo, se they would be ill-med, and perhaps stales away by an old woman. Thus she larrd them Into • bye pats, and robbed arse of both money arid clothe.. In the instanos before the mart she hat tales 3s. from Mary Ann Smith, six years of age, sad lc from Emma Crouch, nice years, both children of mart respectable crudeness. la the third calm • little girl, the daughter of a sib driver, had been robbed of Weed. Mr. Marinelli said tame wets ant only beanie.' robbrriee, bat calculated to effect greet mischief, from the practice edopted by the prisoner of terrifyiag her gent foe three sicailis on the socead ere to the Ileum of Carrectiom Till BUILDIRES" 1111111-(THIS 2)41.) LETTER FROM MR. W. WILLIAMS, M P. Mr. George Potter, the secretary of the United Building Troia Socholy, Imo milked the following Wear from Mr. Williams, 11. P. for Lambeth : "Park•gvare, &apt. 13, 1359. ..sfr,—Abetae• from home has permeate! ens sooner aoknowledging the receipt of your Meer. Having always Ilk • deep baronet In the welfare of the worklarelanes, I mina :egret the diffeasece which exists Letween ths opera tine sad their employers in eo important • branch of in dustry es the braiding trade. I think the conditions pro p:on by the tauter Wane, to be iur,:onel on throe whom they • 111 I m j 'oy, • vk loin of the just prine'ple which In • fur reentry give. the working man, es well en every other roomier of the oncomunity, • right to nice his labour, ne the prodws of his skill and Indus. ry, unshackled to the hest market. Such restriction won't, in wiy opinion, Loteefer• with the hammy sad grod feeling which foe the interest of loth pietism should exist boleros' employers and the eur pleysd.—l am, Wo. WILLIA Mt. "Mr. Ozo. • patrol amalgassatod meal tog of do Tattoos trades wi ll Sabo -S t toorrow Welt at St. liettLa'a Sell. TES PADMAX STRlNL—Yesterday, after fre quiet arljoanmes% this quacks area sitar& T. NW his violin roam murk at tit pskra greed upon last Fr May. Th. journeyman stonemason', carpenters, and mamma Beesessodwlses made overtures to their employers for • sanction id MY ea hoar a day in the hum allotted for work. It steins Ilia doling the whiter months the em ployer* do sot arks any reduction in the wages, though rho men do not this work generally bi rind nine hours • day. The employers ale therefore understood to be opposed to the repeat llionllisat —Bherliorne Icurmal. RLVIVALI+II.—Wit hare it on good authority that, niece the commenemossit of the nsie.l movement, than have been lodged in tie &Mut Asylum and County OW no tewse than tweatrtwo mot of insanity from Lana sod that neighbourhood Adonis. A v i. v . r c oman, Mac in a strum of the Shsakhlll-road, h.a his. wends:tag In her mind during the leas two =We—ln Get, in such • condition that brit Mara Tr awe to gain Ler admission, if potable, into the asylum— the result of bating been •• consisted" at • revival ineeting. Os Monday ohs telt bow, sad went no ass knows wbses At a Isto hoar twit night bar whmesbastalad not hews die ' covered —Norther* Whig of yestmeday. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCT. (IT ZLIOTSIC TIL.01•1.1.) DONCASTER mErriNo.—(THIS DAY.) swEarsreicsa OF 10 BONS. alma tartans 214 yes rda Beeetssuce, Norm Lady Trespass, Predictor, Syringe, High Trianon, Br to Radebes, Grenadier, Lupelles, TOW./ sad Vesopsialisr aim bow ItGLINTON STMLIS. Sewn furlongs 214 yards. KarmaWs, Clewasesha, Promised Land. HMS* Raman, Mattis Limala, HI at-Arai., Nucleus, Srofforth Meid, Beltway, Waters, Lady Trespass, route, Wiliam, and Sir William are bare. CLEVELAND HANDICAP. One mile. Lord Nelson, Ditto, Kestrel, Bel Eaperuss, Tiara. KW of Madura f, Hegira, Cotufortor, Amsterdam, Rasp- WV, Bankrupt, Lovell, sod Widgeon an her,. HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. Five furlongs 161yarda. Baron Munehatmen_, Spofforth Maid, Krdeage, Kneyton, Lucknow, Mixture, Ulm, Herman, and Tousle are kers. • ZZTLAND STAKES. Mat and • half. Bastion sad Qsl Vivo aro here. SCARBOROUGH STAKES. One mile. Cosjume, Unless, %emir, end The Dutchmen' Daugh ter ere hero. CLIVILAND HANDICAT.—TIara watched. ARRlVED.—Woodburn. LATEST BETTING. CESAREWITCH STAKES. 20 to 1 sgst Artless (t) 30 to 1 Compromise (t) 3) to 1 Prioress (t) 100 to 3 Polestar (t) 100 to 3 Roma Cue& (t) 40 to 1 Elpecul Liam (I) 00 to 1 Gespard (t) to 1 Odd ?snow (t) 60 to 1 Jordan (t) CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 30 to 1 mist Volta (I) THE DERBY. 8o 1 eget Litsplre 16 to 1 40 to 1 —1114 k (t) COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS KINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SuCIAL—The gossips ssmains dull. Refined lump* 48e. Bd. to 60s. ed. Conga.—The derma has boss sesaly, but the quantity brought forward rather mewls ths dessend, and prtces as assreely supported. TlA.—The Weds buy samilly, Dal the 'peculators are lams seam micas aro nasltored ; °outmost congas', Is. 41d. ; bloblea, from la. Id. to lo Id., remains in good demand. Rica—Tbls 'stole has a stoles but steady appearance. Run —Prises ere supported with • limited badness. 8•LITIITII MS a god, appearance. Ist other setkdse no saisrial •Iteratioo. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) Tho sorbet reaseins steady at the &Lowish prices : Tsugh tam Ws. net emelt ; Petersburg, Y.C., oh the aPst. Re. to 67e. ad.; aefourolbea, 67a. 9d.; Octoberto Deemer, 6ll. to Os. ad. ; ditto seperatsiy, bas. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKS r. (TIM DAY.) . . The *apply of besnals shoat the suits as on Thurriay last. Trade for than is doll. Monday's quotations are geoerally realised, bat a clearance cannot be rffected. The number of cheep is larger; choicest !ads ars not, however, very plentiful, and they panthastes. The calf trade iv about the same as on Yeas,. Oar foreign *apply coneas of 310 beasts, 5,030 sharp, sad 302 eaves. The number of Isiah cows Is 102. masa. of tab. LL •e. Tot .teas 4t113.. • 4.► . Yet salsa Illavara 4 I 4 14 a Ilhsraase— YM dice64.oto4. 4 4 4 .14 4 0 413 hued uddlTloses.. 1 4 ell ;Cr. " Spa Dan wood wag SI 4 4 de. lbws 114•1 Dip • sees boa as ram. LSI; * 31.131 ; 11119 s, 414; hts. 100. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) )[mere. Davie sod Compeoy resort trade dell. Prime modow bey, 72.. Id. to T6r. ; superior ditto 1108. to He. ; ishrior ditto, 65.. to 60..; rowan, 4SL to 665.; clover, aid, 110 e. to 106 e. ; ditto, sew, wood cut, 80e. to 90e.; elm, 26e. to 30e. Baron von Liebig, the celebrated chemiat, who bake his leg at Passau on the 6th Inst., is said to be doing well. Under the title of the Nor- Weiler, Mr. W. Buckingham and Mr. William Coldwell, two gentlemen well known to the macabre a the pros In Canada as thoroughly acquainted with every breath of their profession, Wend publishing a paper at Fort Garry, in the lied River settlement. The proposing states that " the Nor-Weiler slam on an independent commercial basis. Indebted t. no special interests for Its origin, and looking to num for its maintenance, it will rely wholly upon the honest and eflicient exercise of its functions so the min et the wants and opinion., the rights and interests of the Red River settlement." During the winter months the IV or. Wafer will be published fortnightly, to meet the mall arrangements with Canada. Next spring It will he published weekly. Rees is another striking evidence of the rapid advance of civilisation in the direction of the great north-wet. A mammoth paper has been published at New York, entitled the New Pork Illuminata' Quairupk Con saltation. It canasta of eight pages, each page being four Net three inches long, by three feet in breadth; each pep eantales thirteen columns of matter, each three feet eleven inches in length, so that each page sustains fifty feet eleven inches, making, for the entire parr, 404 feet 4 inches, equal to 4,688 inches of printed reetter. The price of this mammoth of nowspepen is 60 cents., or 2a. Id., and it con. tains a profusion of wood-eats, stories, and a wonderful variety of intelligence of all sorb. It was published in honour of the newspaper national anniversary of the 4th of July, and Is the greatest curkeity, in t►e way of newspaper printing, we have ever seen. SEIZURE FOR NONPAYMENT OF CHINICH-RATZS.— The crier of Lyrae was laud • few days ego en setuming • sale of various goods, the prope rty of Mr. Colebeed,which, had been seized trader • magistrate 's warrant for the payment of • (larch-rate. This appeared to stow the good AA edits quiet little town, who were not weed to anything of Ude sort, and whoa the hour of sale arrived • large number of pram repaired to the place of sole, Church-street, end ripened their feeliop rather strongly upon the gnomon; in feet Mr, William M4ail.-1.1, parieh clerk, who was present, acting for the churchwardens, would Imes been ill-ireeted had it not been for the present* of Mr. Wright, chief constable. It appeared that there was sr,ms informality in the seizure, and Mr. Colebred hendei Mr. Mei:Meld the amount of the tate, but refund to pay expnotts. Mr. Mandeld accepted the onto, and the sale was not proceeded with after all.-61ter , bores J.drpial. 1112Docnotr —The Bath Chronick records the fol- I lea* ease of seduction, which was tried at the Sheath,' Coed, Oloacestsr —Henry Bowen v. Thomas Rebate.— This was a writ of inquiry directed to the Sheriff of °lowa tershirs, commanding him to summate jury and inquire ani assess damages to the plaiubti for 1601001ot the services of his daughter, Ann Bowen, in ooteequenat of ber seduction by the defendant. Mr. Burlap, the treder-Sheriff, predded. From the opening of the case by Mr. Verity, the plaintiff's attorney, which wee afterwards supperied by the evidence of Ann Bowen and the plaintiff it appeared that the latter Is a trireme, residing in Yenta-Nee, In the parish of St. Bride's minor, in the county of Glamorgan, having Ma children, ems eon sod fire daughters. Any, who ie 19 years of age, wee the eldest daughter who liv‘d at home; she attended to the dairy and managed the I.vmsetsold affairs generally. De fades' is the son and only child of the Rev. Edward Roberts, rector of the parish, and a student at Lsiopeter College ; he bad courted Ann Bowes kr two years; had Iraqi:islet, promised to marry her, and on the 29th of April last she was delivered of a child, of which the defendant is the father. She was confined at her fathet'a house and wes afterwards ill for ten weeks or three menthe, unshle to do her usual work. Plaintiff paid all the expeases of the eoeftnernest, defeedant having paid aoything. The defendant having suffered judgment by default, thereby admitted the tames of sato., and the only inquiry vat what damages the plaintiff bad sustaine d. the jury &sawed them at 2581. and casts. The defendant is still liable for tbs maintenance of the child, and also to an action of breach of prhiallo of marriage. A Jcwtsu BRIMS AT DAMAACC9.—But the spec tacle of spectacles was the bride. Her dress, In general et> le much of what I kayo described, wee of course as splendid as her frauds could make it. She was covered with • long rod perfectly trensparect veil. Roand beer neck and desonding kb) her lap wee • series of gold chains, some of them with gold coins attached, so numerous so to form something like a breastplate of chain armour. Her hands were completely mewed with a black pattern produced by cousuic, 1114 buck being stamped with a small genre such se might be Rioted on calico, and the Supra ringed with the same cotoorieg till they looked like meaty makes. She let perfectly inotioalem, slighly leaning back is hie chair, her eyes closed, cad hat beads in her lap. This deportment, I was told, win symbolled of modesty. The elect, as Isola Won, was that of • stlie :ore-Leas. If the Mary Ann of North Shields were to indulge in a re preeental.n of heverlt in • state of virgin bashfulness, rap eseed by the ship's carpenter with an unlimited allowaace of past and gilding, thin remit would be not unlike this Jewielt blW.—iitekscoar Maga:ins for September. ii i, N N 1 t Ti N H 10 1 1 1 ad 101 ISt sd 111 111 ad 110 IS xd US SS sd $1 IS TI Fs ad IN I 101 IN N N 8111T1d11 1.0ali•L8d101118. IN. AWSWATI, IVAL 4II4 i 4t. e: el s " 4 72;t: 06tJew a. 41767 ia malt Fastrn.. laLeTowsa Doe* ep.em: 076666 r e lu j ic i ldl I rt it rtir o*. perADeta t t!irek • ••• a Debearais De. do. L 67 (W 166166 Dlaimptia Do. Dar N 16614 117.17'. 01. Lot. Nand; Lam De. Dom pa, m 7 1.46 7 : 6 % 1 7, I he. Pe4 Om, DeAtta Eclealtrc r iboanave .ho ai s al t ryZ i tt u tit. Puejis Trinidad, thlsskiL N et _ 2 1 Ms II W 99 1"0 di - 746 ▪ lvu 10 1 114911 II 11 78 61 VT 14 t 141 lk • 143 61 104 101 IA 101 1 1 (4 47 00 U N 31 II ri II k 10EDION OBLIGATION& ASSITIry Is Saw two. 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OtoOlail A mtrak. NO 118 Ng 144 W W A L 64 64 36 II /MN 1 ir.rnat krt al I 1 11.41 I Do. De. 1164441.4 a. 1 111 KIX 20 kg. 4164.0% .• NM NO he Dlegrol o4.V- 0 (COO 1.1. *Waft Dais --- IN 111 143 LOCAL 62431 MAILIATI. Lt.WOOL Om. 14.-Coung Weis: Dzlssabaal. ni to M eal/damask 841 d 644-tartan •04•110. IL 114-084.4 Nctr l b 4,4 111 3-Greet Woken. 04 CS-Wmaddr• mod Urbane 1 4 10e1. 141 lie -1.00610 sad Nona Women Stock, fhl) ,harem, 11 4-Mancbeeter, and Llneoln. V 4 361- 011 , 11 end Ototic„ 11W 1674 -f 10th ork 511 and • tl-11 .. ort d h x 1r . afi b o m d u ll . 1 . 11 4-Leade ospow Ira4lj±ol — Ealtaro lad Dem. Si d aid • VI-Budd aod Lite norm. 14 81-Datek Si 4 -Great Waders of Canada. 111 11 1- 14 t 8, 1,4 w "` 14,44 . 4 1,.. -4.14 01 1: di 61-Oraod Trask llB . lll . 81 - biedo. •enetlan, 2 31 0. Meseimnesar, 11.-There was • beery derma!- and prier fin. c b et doming dead, Le.* Id-Dorm. T-16 -81Illand, 1032- 351- (I Preteree.me, 1 p-Dltto. 14 per cent 0-lAtto pate 10/ 1. 1184 -Birmlngtuun an Derby, 3.1-DunWr Btearn Packet Uospedy, 104 - 111,ken• ad Stock, 17-Londona, 83-o• , edonleas. 811 -Trunk.. 81 -11.0 ,, eetee Fire irmasnoe. 11 -Canada New. 61-14 -Omit Western, WI. tl am 11.-7138 trumetloos to-day Wattern litereinglum Priferemoe. 111 0 4 4• 1 . Blra Inchvo Water...rte. New, at 10 wan. Tam wen la-01.0t Great 801 v, at 1 to L 1.18-Norla at/Words were quoted 11 11 , 11•-Los• do u oat Norco Nerlata 4145th.. 14 1 dia-Sbrop4lno maw. 31 41.. Wolrerharopton Oem, 41.017•4.-1•14111 13n, 38. seam MINM-THIS DAY. Two °Tikes. In the mining market to-day business is rather slack, but there have been a number of transactions in shares in North Davos, West Franca, East Wheal Russell, Great South Tolgus, Trencrom, and Buller and Beset mine,. Prices are unaltered. --- Cobra Copper Mining shares are still inquired for, and have been dealt in at 48. Other foreign de scriptions are very quiet. At I. adjourned meeting of edreaturen V Trehervab Xiae...bilaseterdly, a call of 10a. per share was made to w/oder ting the lolanm ageism the mine. According to a taloa pond, promedtngs are to to taken after the 101 k proximo against ihmehollers in arrears of cane made prim to this data. Mr. T. Watson vas appotnkd London agent, to whooshes!, reports Si. to be sent. NONE Y MA itER7.-21118 DA I. Two o'CLooK. The fonds el owed increased firmness this muss ing, and a fresh improvement of per cent. was attained. A few sales being then pressed, a relapse took place tv the closing quotations of yesterday. The government broker has taken ainthee parcel of 10,0001. Consols for the savings banks. la the other departments of the Stock Exchange the tendency is likewise rather favourable, but very little bu-iness is going forward. Tho scrip of the New Indian Loan was first marked this morning 100 i, but sellers came forward, and the price bas fallen to 100 to No change has occurred in the Three per Cent. Itentes at Paris this morning, the quotation being, aooording to Mr.Reuter's telegram, 68fr. 65c. for the account. Consols are officially marked 961 to a for money, and 051 to 1 for the 11th October. The present qultation is 95j to 1 both for money and the account. The New Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 961; the scrip of the New Indian Loan, at 1001 to 1; ditto Stock, at 1001 to 1 ; India Bonds, at 3s. to 7s. dia.; and Exchequer Bills. at 225. to 265. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal in quiries have been for Mexican Bonds and the scrip of the New Russian Loan ; the former are marked an high u 211, and the latter to 1 die, The Old Turkish Six per Centi. remain cinoted 821 to 83/, whilst the New have improved to 69 to 70. Biles are recorded as follows : —French There per Cent. Recites, 68fr. (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211, 211, 211 ; Russian Three perCente., 1869, 671; ditto scrip, 1, j, dia.; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 341; ditto Passive Bonds, 11 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 831; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 891, ex div. ; ditty Guaranteed Four per Cents., for account, 1021; Venezuela One per Cents., 141. _ The &monis has arrived from New York with. 61,6001. in specie. The amount of the New Indian Loan now written up in the Bank books u stock is two mil lions and three quarters sterling ; and on the remain ing two millions and a quarter of scrip the tint instal ment of 22 per cent. has of course been liquidated, so that the total payments into the Indian Treasury on account of this 5,000,0001. loan must now be 3,160,0001. We understand that the number of new accounts opened on Tuesday in the stock in the Bank books was about 100, and principally for amounts below 1,0004 The diwount market presents little change. In some quarters the best bills are negotiated a fraction below the Bank minimum. The applcations to the Beak yesterday were limited. The Vienna Bourse shows no recovery from the late depression. The exchange on London expe rienced on Tuesday a fresh advance, being quoted 125.25. A further sum of 48,0001. in bar gold was yesterday taken to the Bank. The Atrato has arrived from the West Indies with about 120,0001. in specie, and the Ethlopr, from the West Coast of Africa, with 9,0001. Letters from dhanghai exprese a belief that, not withstanding the new collision between the British and Chinese, trade at that port will not be materially disturbed. The report of the directors of the Inter-Colonial Royal Mail Steam Packet Company recommends an ad interim dividend at the rate of 7k per cent. per annum. Au extraordinary meeting of shareholders in the Ottoman Bank was held yesterday. The net profits for the half-year, including 3,2361. brought forward, are stated at 26,0301., of which the report recommended that 5,0007. be added to the reserve fund, and that • dividend for the six months at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum be declared. The report was unanimously adopted. The chairman, Mr. Lapin!, regarded the report as on the whole satisfaeory, considering the adverse state of commercial 'Hike in the Levant. The transactions with the Turkish govern ment have been established on • footing very satis factory to the director,. Mr. Layard also expressed himself as anxious for the establishment of the pro posed National Bank, believing that this would redound greatly to the advantage of the Ottoman Bank. At Constantinople steps have been taken to secure the punctual remittance of the die idends on the loan raised last year. The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 3,3301. ; the Great Northern an increase of 3091. ; the Great Western an increase of 2,6561. ; and the London and South Western an increase of 1,5181. There have been transactions to a considerable extent of late in Atlantic and Bt. Lawrence Railway shares, which are quoted 78 to 79, ex div. This line is about 150 miles in length, and is leased at 6 pee cent. per annum by the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, upon whose revenue the rental appears to form the first charge. Some exchanges have been made into these shares from Grand Trunk Preferen tial Debentures. The position of the market for American securities is thus noticed by Mr. E. F. Satterthwaite The market in London for American 'tend , ies has been Rand during the peat week. The improved quotations from New York make holders indisposed to tell, eioept at an ad- Mire. The advice, from the West Indies mention that the steamer Paramatta remained stranded, bat hopes were entertained of getting her off two or three days after the departure of the Atrato. The emigration commissioners require three more ships to take passenpers from England to India. Tenders will be received at the India office for the hire of vessels to convey stores to Bombay, Calcutta, and Madras, and at the Admiralty for the frtight of stores from the Thames to Corfu, Gibraltar, Malta, and Trincomalee. WEDNESDAY EVENING. The course of the funds to-day indicates that the recent sales were almost exclusively of a speculative character. Consols have risen 1 per cent., and closed at the highest point of the day. The China disaster is fully confirmed, but the statements in the Indian telegram, by which the market was prejudiced on Monday and yesterday, are viewed as exaggerated. The flow of gold into the Bank, the abundance of money, and the firmer appearance of the Paris Bourse, have contributed to stimulate confidence. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange there were partial indications of recovery. Business continues very languid. Consols, which closed yesterday at 951, sellers." for the 11th October, opened this morning at 951, " sellers," and aimed at 951 to 1. For money ths last pries was 951 to 1. The government broker purchased 10,0001. Consols for the savings banks. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 1,1; ditto, foe account (11th Oct.), 951, 1; India Stock, 215; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, 9511 the scrip of the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan, 1001, 1 . 1 ditto, Stock, 100, 1001, 1001, 1001; India Bonds, 3s. die. _ _ _ The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858 remain quoted 85; tot thaw of 1860 95 to and Exchequer Bills, 225. to 255. prem. The foreign stock market was rather firmer. The Old Turkish Six per Cent,. implored f per cent., closing at 82} to 831. The New Lean has recovered to 881 to 69 ex div. Mexican Bonds left off at 22i to and the scrip of the New Russian Loan at Ito dis., showing in each case an im provement of about 3 per cent. since yesterday after noon. Few transactions took place to-day in bank, land, steam, telegraph, or miscellaneous shared, and quo tations were nominaly unaltered. Egg and West India D3ck stock was marked 120. The wheat market to-day wee steady, at former prices.