The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-15 00:00:00

1 d.f&resit co: lood France with Tome* of boar wow, doped' ) i emeopso simple suet e , lll Minh' f Oa* people .ad f moral renno. ho thinks yon g. To-day he miracle. lie (citing novelty ti the subject concerned, die that a certain spec called the re been saying d of the editor the authority rrnadette is se shepherd ; tttsd oran t pseud e of cultivated spent several tucked, and, ea in her pert, before select g I)utehman eA affair is but Salette affair, pounced to be les writer, who mitigated non. r:aa cooflned .tended to the Venillot's re in such cases, deculoo of the o examine the lerality : " We at all times e incidents of e concerns the 4 in to-day's rz, Sen. 12. tie Excellency he Landes, the , and M. Moo y to the (hx Lands". It is the Treaty of tnnwledge the give hien a e him a pre their draining the Emperor, to the count, elf, ,o that as it an onetime n the Emperor Hover In 'NAI- L to him plans the numerous f carrying on an heretofore ate, of private y inundations. mpanson with e l y ru . mised that Forret% family .lease of their hrrt without ambassador. (13th) says:— g to-day the may years to ate that 'the upside is 00t the return of M. Moo was .t to political he attention of continual and r t b regard to cud clan nee d should Ude might have te zehaee of this to deny the lent and the coming to s of these es is debt strive debt, injure pub- Austria, and had similar su n tries only isappeerance. ssion of inch passive debt the foreign gold Werner, se a delegate er to concert conflict sp. woodcut has eipate. We de Bulow to is given at p. The King issions under IC3 and dig. inriction hat the Diet sad that Wm Dry arrange' the Gash:- ars se to the ch the says) way to leers rim under e expenses perform its - A I totted as to the o prevailed. it appears. 1 the great empire• Idi, is to domittchar, Keboali se attar-hi a ma of myeloid Lad to %mat 3g with the is argrd as to the said bared. will exceed these weeks. The disgraced ministers have received, according to custom, visits of condolence ken the Dragomans of the different ambassadoes, excepting those of England and France. The builperodones Beige mentions a statement of its correspondent from the same place, and of the woe date, to the intent that the extravagance of the Sultanas was made use of as a mere pretext for getting rid of their husbands, insemuch as they, though the lawful lords and masters of their ladies, had in point of fact no con , rol over their expenditure. It is the Sultan him,elf who fixes the budget and appoints the intendants of his sisters and daughters. The following is a translation of the official text of the imperial Hatt, read at the sittin g of t h e Di van it Constantinople on the 28th of August (17 Mid:Lor re= 1273), the Sultan being present : It is kaosn to sll that the finincial situation is of vital aperture for all affairs of the country. For some tines other pre-oorepatices sad laforeesee cirettmeteaces have renewed it impossible to azareise a aufileiset ea over the well enderelood scosooly cd a d m i. , It has sat bees possible to find the necemery fonds for set the met urgent improvements, wink m : ode,- 7, 171 Z weal atom= had to give way to expeeme that were reeler seed mutate), such as donation, high salaries, ice. The tesetionarke of the government, given to fumy and estestetne, Ilviag b.yosd their mean., have, by this coi gns prepediced the Urinals of the state, prevented the fe mme of the grammes sad prosperity of our acapire, fa bled fialnage_on ths Si sad prospnity d en kets whom God has confided to our folk:tads. It is ear moat lively wish to neon the progress at NO- A lma, of comsawce, sad of industry, which are all dupla dest aims the prosperity and wealth of our subjects. The ceneoll width we of late have created, composed of nee .Wain, will be exclasively engaged la Ala lash.' The common is charged with improving the Male el the thrum be employing all possible means for annals, wens um, sad profitless expenditure, sad for sentries Is oar waken, who are the pnncipal poems of the muse of the earn treatpdfilty, security, and prosperity. Tale sound is deeply reverend of the arguer, of the ap pliance of the ern part of the budget to the Peek of our abuse end to %tenni improvement. With the asaistesce of God, we entertain the hope the, in s eon thee, the melt of the deliberation of this council will sake Itself hk; that the debts of our treasury w:11 be regulated In an equitable manner, and that the expesei..tre k Sitars reinath within the limit. of economy. Front lessinforeard all those who will furnish articles either b oar ma palace or to that of the tleltassa, or who may had mosey chemise will ba stles at than, will ittad. an be pald, sad as claim of such a Oe the same dq t the geraskler was entrusted with the emotion of times measures this ordrr wee cotentonicat .d to all foreign teerchente, sad to the native corporations. We bare besides taken the firm resolution to bestowal' rem DM on the better regulation of our per opal swam We Mole, in the most solemn way, 01 our minbtem sod feat. mewls. to watch carefully over the espeaditare at the gees, Whoever shell bide or tolerate say &bugs will be preiefar 1 by God, and we, too, will treat him with the utmost severity tor the good ofixtr government. Our irate 0441 meat tomes theaseelvea CA the thought that their taunt omelet. not , va eetesta.:cie sot Mary, *bey met seek It la the glory rod strew of dr la;teett of beaming bertha Is the trieeery by wiper free expenses, sod to protege the mom flees beisg .p. ezprotlyeilvety, lby meet compreheett that w d pr eeo 7Vws kr trots prowls(' kletity end pottietime. isattymamoble, to express it whit hooky, that every body Amid hoe wields hie men& ..dais the ot this Orme, to sake ear hehip known hi white meld. Gad prOand Mai tatehibl seolPeste. THE TREATY WITH CHINA. The data, from Ifoog-Kong are to the 22nd of Mr. The North Chino Herold gives, from • reliable searee, the following summary of the most important pests of the treaty which was signed at Tien-tein a• tit* Ileth ult. by hie Excellency the Earl of Elgin gni tits Imperial Commiseicutere Kwei-liang and Ilw•-ehana, and which has since received the rad& estion of the Emperor. The treaty contains 56 attieleo : Art 1. Cables the treaty or peace at Nadia and abet paw ths sspplaessntary treaty end general noralsdkes. Art. IL Pro% :doe toe the optional sgpoislinnat sf Cameos sod DsltYt snalesers at the e Iris of Pekin sad et. James's. Art. Z. Coutosos proriotoos with roopoot to tin pormaoest totabtliitomat of A. British minister of Peklt r hit firtr'7 rtd mac Art. 4. Yates prevision for the travelling, rote, and Inbar srronsamenta of tho Handset Mitorser. Att. 6. Tea British Minnow to transact busts= wl"t Ur & antory of thus o looting of equality. Art. 6. The same lot Climes accord s / to Chimes Misktar In Loedx2. An. 7. rforiska s.t's Mimeos to doom's sod their dial _ Art. S. Christianity, whether protestant or Roman ratholie, to be tolerated, and Its prelawore protected throodbont the unpin. Art. 9 &Walt subjects to be permitted to travel kr phew* or trade to 01 pee, of the interior; arrsagasents wilt limpet( to passports,. sad rules is the bonds el rebuts. Art. 10. Maitland to he et• to ( vide wltb • 9••• Pfau the thisihig of the treaty, end tame ot h er purls es the Tsar the-lartiribs lisathrw to be opess the etheuthles et Ile tholes by the rebate. _ _ _ _ ICTirs i rris of ifireftwaaa (Msaaborls), Try obey (OW d (OWWI), Toirwss Cronsoss). Saslow, sod Ibas•obsor (flabass), So b• spud la afflicts to mart pets. Att. IS net( to be revised by so Anglo-Cblow com. NAM= jvpistsl foe this pups,. Art 17. itooloios of tan( to ba clresor4l. A. efacir:l derrer;i 7 osut th« easo out of Wood dada leviable at rolood cuatiouvh•iisses r be published .rt &ill& OW Chinn*. The British roeschant, hooriiver, to ballow i U he ch ides, to is:uututd the mutt dues at valatoot rata. Art. IL Mood= of tonnage dries, sod four m *Mere le meets aimed is ooret.upc tree. Alt 60. 06t.i.1 eerreepoodenee is n. for the con item' is IWO* at the port of Ettgliott ofactolo—to emesgeoled by. Pim eureka br tbe proostit—ond to be sesidered teaL Art. &motor I (berberl a) to ba suppressed 'n Mom callelsl documalata. An. et add* ehip Of Wf• to TM 107 73i. "1 the esub after Adto The e le. to be treated aa tern • of quad.,quad., by Let U. Ma ens le be eeseeeted he the t..apyr • :oh et Art M. Favoured satins alums Aft. IL Godlike. oilcans to . Cantos' Awe./ gar - Sea. Is be plated is • iseparsie article. Alt dti. Briiamiaa• to be ezebassed ...Ws • tear. THE PENINSULAR MAIL. The Peninsular and (Mental Company's Steam Paella Alhanahre, Captain J. D, Steward, Admiralty Agent =Sarlyea, R.N., arrived at Scuttheroptoa to-day. wire --(Mealier, nest. 4. Cad* eset- "Ws , 11119 L 9; Oporto, Sept. 10; Vigo, Sept. II , and her mg° belisiod pitehmma of specie, value sterling 1,9731. She bee&N pmesegers. Timis.. palatal sews of important 1. The grape °rope hate opmerlso ere morn Mtwara Mace lees yr. nen we foor regineele of the boe at Oilealter, Ale.:— fell beebibie of wend 7th ; 25th aid seta regleseat weir Woe be IRA* le be Mier( 1 by tbe fled breembes of the I& i Nefeetro @baps C Grim oaf Badiele we et fiesdier, Seek 4. UNITED STATES. SOUTHAMPTON, WIDNISDAY. The Sazocia, from New York fur Hamburg, has arrived with 210 passengers. She hal no specie, and her advice. have been anticipated. She spoke the America] ship Victory, the British ship General Windham, and the British brig Warrior. BIBLE BrIVIING nr PIMUSIA.—A Roman catholic doom of the Rowe ef Carnation at &mita, peovtmeo of Perm, is Premiss Pohlad, rya the Gomm. Am nia! of ittaldary ammo tier ap food several portant Bibles It ths Yoh of prlssasrs as strongly Mama las sin, orb then she np the Bibles, sad threw then late the Bre. The phis preessmimr, beariag 4 this, had bit Peaturutod goanigatg /shaft perm, end he was coodrused to Ortega thaw seem a woe's Isspeiscausent Ri bp appealed to the amts saner, sad mind the whales' sideatiot that ha tomplemtd ste calloaos taasamosh r the pelmeman hod vs linimuftp Own op their Bibles. But the ram doing that Os nos. lima the smlssonsgus. Wog la Oros% cos ass 6w was. dal It lOW PIMA or PiLoanuoz.—An incident has just Mb lases says the /eye which shows wha . state of ihsrpriatisa pea& Is Arabia a presset. It is knows aro •ma ••4 tati asMisee of the Ear ear of is to ire • INF =his by the bead al thee tamely, I• 4 Is May bss as • aviary b dr tidy citks. Aft yr asking Nom, pivissimi 111 Miribik which esetteas the tosb le Kim" as rad as bass albs hre das astipab Abe bib sad Omar. Os babsi this bass sky. the plow, rb• assaramsbd b. ommarass robs was arsabsd y.« et tb bassar dr &bib et Aryrosbists ydbapsitbairmas Ina bard.. issahaby s brip saw is be Nam of dr lbssibb pay. Ow efts yarn dm beater barsissal to Oft subbras vas ssarty WWI Tbs prism sic bat Midas Ile we ft he ems. ewe olEgelle sold eso Mak Mime b Tar* . Ow mks *a vets at be Irgebb sadrallbs be ibs surobad ; art Is vas a* arra be sr was boadri vier se be arsarisa Art ilts winos amid swelitas la Jemmy. THE EXPRESS, THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WESTMINSTER. AAAAAAA 11 --- • Mary lax Walters, a respeotable-looking middle-aged *masa, we, charged under the follosthg circumstances Poklos-covetable Atherton, 164 B, said that on the previous evert"; he yea villrt to the Hope Coffeehoaae, at Pirolit), tt remove the ware I, who was under the inflame* of drink, end vary disorderly. He removed her, sad sae went a hide way, after which she refused to go any farther. A crowd collected, and witness found it seomeaty to I 'trey bar to the swim. Her hothead tl Ti presentol himself, and oared to take his wile I toe, but •he refute I to se, al th ough perestmion • given ben t depart . She implored the in spector on duly to detaia he,. sad informed Ms that if be la how he would be saareeabie for berlilla. She was than and ea her ash Yds morning told wham Kat it wee fo sh r ew bees met at large. Mr. Payer (so defeadast)—What bare yea te say P Dshadiat —Au I bays to ray is to inquest you aersestly to seed me to p..m. Mr. Paynter—lt is certainly a very unusual and Mange =dant —I hove year worship will great it. Mr. Paystar—W bat M your memos for making it ? Dellaidaet—l feel that I haven proper control over my self, end that it veil bi very &swarm fir me to be par twitted to go at Isms. Mr. Payatw—Why ? Dishadarst —I feel that I should Immediately commit odd I made en attempt on my life to the station. heiho Mr. f Fenger—What h . a brought you to this state of _ . DeoOdant—Drink, and nothing will wean ma from drink, bat dopdving mo al the moans of pitting st it. I implore sisal us prim—there I can't gat drlnk—ftsms I shall get rht of the ho.t.ble fool ish": by white I on new ovsegoworod. I shall coins out a betty warn, tad dm all may p tight. lir. PBair osommillad bat for Si. days. Defendant—Tbrok you kindly, air; it would hate been very areal to bars let Imo pas lest. ACCIDENT AT A BRZWERT.—This morning (Wed- I stodgy) • dreidirl accident happened to W. Briar, aged 48 years, who resides at Milton-place, Old Kent-rued. The nafertesate sufferer wee engaged at a brew-house at Horaloydoeo, and way going to empty the hope out of the copper. Supposing the lista is be all drawn off he jumped in , end sank la the scud I' nor. H screams broeght nasiatence, when be was ex and at once conveyed to St. Thomas's Hospital, but very much scalded. THE REFORM MOVEMENT IN THE NORTH.— ' An active agitation in favour of Parliamentary Reform has, for the last eight months, been conducted in the two =unties of Durham and Northumberland, by the Northern &Lem Union. From a report submitted last week to the members of the Newman branch of the =Ma, by the treasurer, Mr. Joe. Cowen, jun. we learn "that upwards of thi r ty public tweeting+ in coneixion with the union have been held in the northern dinaot, commencing with Newcastle, and comprii, ' Mg North Shields, South Shields, Methane, Blyth, Hartle pool, Darlington, Middlesborough, and newly all the large eallery and ,manufacturing villages between the Tyne and the Tees. All the melange have ban numerously attended, sod at meth hes the Inver opporition been off-red to the reso ladles ef the =ion, or a eagle hand bald up sealant them." The eouncil an preparing to Mend ant complete their organi sation, end they declare " that in every centre of populate= in the northern counties there 'hall be, before parliament re esionblss, a local branch of the Reform Union.' A great of reformers is to be held in Newcastle in the opi ra =a deer weeks, at which the winter campaign is to be fermelly etheasseed. P. A. Taylor, Beg., of Leedom, the patter= that the supporters of the Union have pledged themselves to contest the representation of Newcastle at the nest election, and other well-known reformers of the ad vanced school, are expected to he prevent. The council bane a monthly journal, The NortAera Reform Record, which is devoted to reporting the proceeding. of the Union, and a vigorous but temperate statement of the principlee on which it Is Mead. The council declare their object to be "to dis seminate awful political infonnetioe, and to urge the middle sad working clams to increased interest in political aSeire, but tree front the personal and class declamations of the Chartist thew." The sumac they have met with they de elm to have been " gratifying and encouraging," and tiny welts of their future efforts in a hopeful spirit. CHRIST'S HOSPITAL.—We are requested to sub stitute the following sanosseemest fee that as the same subj.'s which we published yeseerdmy On Tuesday a nt, the 21st lastent, being St. Matthew's Day, the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, and Sheriffs, together with the governors of the several Roval Hospitals, attend divine service at Christ's Neergatweerest, at eleven o'clock precisely, when& meow will be preached by the Rev. George Edwin each, Heed Heed Mester of Boehm Grammar School, Lincoln shire ; *Her which they wIU riper to the Great Hall in Christ's Hospital, where three oration will be delivered by tine of the senior scholars on the Benefits of the Royal Hospitals, possiled by a lath Prolog's@ in the place of the Pram& Grades, which will be omitted owing to the Wit • =Oof Mandsar C. J. Dalin*, by Theophilos Mitchell, msk& The Greek Oration will be delivered by Albert Nam Roger. ; the Eagliall, be Francis Alfred Men Matbsmetleal Medalist, 1858 ; the Latin, by Alfred Cleeloal Medallist, 18.58. Three trans lation' will age be peeled by other Senior Scholars. A temialka kom " Macbeth" into Greek lasallin by Henry Cis Howker, Mathematical Medea* 11187 Pitt C4th Scholar, 19.58 ; a trans lation frees Cimpbeire " Hohatilinden " Into Greek Bappitles, bytheithisser More Howell; a translation from MeseetWe i•Treglrety of Cam " into Latin Alnico, by Abort Hoary Pemba; There will also be recited two - gnitelpsome—ems, In Lath hexameters, " being the Richar d. el Piles peen " an the Pile:lmage to Meow, by Mortimer Other Hthethl; sad the other in Eaglish, on the Siege of Leettaset,ley Albert Hoary Pathos. FAUX= Tzerr.—The second for the season of these peat soma markets wee held on Monday as the weal Maas, ermleones Muir. The weather being al that meld be desired, the stock bed a very floe appearance. The gain* show of sheep was considerably Isis than last yam, the delthissey being accounted for by the short supply of bladder! sleek. The buyers, specially Englishmen, were more meneereue than wet expected, and they came oat liberally, although pricy suffered a reduction; but that was to be expected even by holders, se sheep mar kets have deteriorated in this respect for some time pest. The Hest Lothian farmers did not turn out in the same numbers as In prelims year., in consequence of the tontips being a vet, 'o'er:or crop. The market bimg back 'n the early part of the morning, but towards the forenoon a stimulus was given, and by mid-day a geld number of sales were adhered of all kinds. At the dose of the market few or none of the black &cod sheep remitted tumid ; red there is little doubt that what was left of the Cheviout would be con verted into money before next omitting's market- The following are the rater, upon en average, of the sheep that were dieposed of to-day —Cheviot to then, from 3.. to fee. below the corresponding market of lace year, which kind of stock were somewhat difficult to sell; but the r_duotion In all clues did not mount le this, becalm% many instasces stock we, bought by inexpnienoed parties; hence, not getting the same moray this year, they attribute their miarathass to • fall 01 the marker, whereas the real reduc , ion dose not amount to above 3e. In come Lanese Cheviot ewes were sold • shade beater than list year, but for the mast part they were la. to 2s. end woe L. below last year. Blachfaced 'ethers, in cceseqessem of the abort sup ply, did not raw the some vsinstiaa as the Cheviot. - % they being only from Is. Ild. to b. down from last yew. The ewes of the above kind IMO • felt show in point of quality, but limited he pith of members, sad were all but sold out The MAIM were b NOM instances In de mend, both for ewes ad we hen; bet it was allowed, although they woes Is very fah maths, they brought in some %Mum eves mithelehat lees plass than the midd"ng elms of Cbeefeet.--alsoliesil thetratte. TEM ATHOWTED um OF BRAD A:WA CASTLE AND ImAste.—The eslekested of Braaten Castle sad lakesdi, the trenthent steely domain of the fugi tive Oohed Waugh, was Wiest he sale yesterday, for the third thee, at the Anodes Meet, by 11r. H. V. Driver. Periled= dekriptive of the meats IMO Wiled mend the room. estersemeleg th at it wan "he theedthe sale," and that the " spiel peke" was " lath fee man et 111,0001." On the ameba of the lest attempted sthe of fie ptepercy It was boogie he at 119,0001., and es Net of the second attempt it we poshoond Is at %COX It Is sthlenesed that then are a t e sestregyes apes the melte sod Wend, is. for 37,0001. sad weetlose Nowt KM The fires mothses bean with k kunst et per ma t per mann Mace 188 6 . There we • ly attendees. le the ream, but none of the vieitore Maisel M hems pimmesed of this much talked of preperty. After seespykg nearly se hour in describieg the mime, sad etheekteng as the misses! reeourose, Mr. Driver Informed his auditory that to the highest bidding beyond the upset puce the property would be knocked down. • pesos awed, whet be observed that he should act proorwoolere• the blddkp ; be would namely der the meths oath twice, and Arise. AwAher slight passe followed, bat then we no biddies, lb. Weer thee embed t e eneopwry foe esmiair to Helen to ism, and added that, es there were ne bIl p. the preperti wee bought in by la. Larks owl limns* g Y Y kr 10,0001., the wet prise. TEBIIIIOIIIIIaL TO A POLICE Iperscroz.—Yee- today • aweeded mostingr of the oosthelblee sad oregesses of the 8 divides of the smerepthan police was held at Mr. H. Wilkins, the Abbey Tavern Viola-10i, 84. Jobs's-weed, far the perms of presestkor • silver tea service to Mr. Edward Ceske, Ms Ns %specter in the S divistos. Clarke, 19 8, eneepiod oba.r, and Sergeant We= l. 2 8, the vice &Mr; and in the course of the sadnesses de• Neared it tramthired that Mr. Cooks bed been in the poll.* force for 25 years bed always been a good and kind officer, ram mach nee need by the inkabitam, sad that the 'Arvid. of plate the permed to bile was purchased with the sub. scaptioas sooehomponely Oran by du eargeards and met bow. rly infer Mr. Cookie retknono. Mr. Cooke acknnwkdged the kind (cella( of which be we. the object, ref the connesay separated. . . The Manchester Examiner publishes an extraor =.lanar, to the effort that a pima le ht moody at , charged, oe hr own aeahoefon, with having hem amployei by the murderer Brit to sheet the Jetty hiatily. lie Ghee; tio It is *Armed, that he, Yd he only, fired the Yet dhow WEDNESDAY EVENING, LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. THURSDAY'S SPORT AT DONCASTER. TO TO IDITOI OS TVS =PRIM. SIR,—I must Mir my ebeareations on the Doncaster Cup, Stakes, &0., eadl to-monew, for obvious mesons ; but for Thursday'a meats I this* I eta safely recommend Compromise kr the &Mead dishes. Noeth Lined. (with Shale rased) for the Eglintan. Orchaltill to the Ikerbeemegh Stakes. Tom King for the Readiker Sweepstakes. Cavendish sad Cimesster far the 10 am Sweepstakes. Knight of Ken for the Cleveland Handicap. 11 ET BOR. DONCASTER MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) CPT =craw TZLZORAPE THI BTAICD PLATS. Bkekthora .. .. .. ficnbbler .. .. •• Xeruel .. .. .. II Ns.— ST. LEGER. On mils, 6 'whom 132 yards. Tozoptiflite, Eclipse, Kelpie, doyenne, Sunbeam, Gil ds, from Blanche of Middlebis, Volta, Len rage, SW of the Ers, Hedji, Knight of Kern , East Langton, Bro. to Blrd-ou-the-Wing, Farmer's Sun, llestmore, Cock-a-doodle doo, Compromise, The Alderman, Blackthorn, Syllabus, Woureemans, Courier, Cozweid, Danny, Ramon, Cheery Chap, B Any, Dumfries, sad Illaraacra, are hire. Naas but esteems outsiders nesbabed hot night. LATEST BETTING. ST. LEGER. 2 to 1 eget TozonhlNte (off) 8 to 1 Hedji (t) 9 to 1 But Lelgton (of ) 11 to 1 Knight of Kars (t) 12 to 1 Volta (t) 12 to 1 Eclipse (t) 12 to 1 Sunbeam (off) 100 to 7 Governess 100 to 1 Blanche of lliddlebie (off) 100 to 3 Kelpie (of ) 40 to 1 Br. to Bird•on-the-Wieg (off) Knight of Kers In force. 100 to 7airstfaaint — C;;;dls (t) 100 to 6 Prioress (t) 100 to 3 Underhand (t) 60 to 1 Jordon (t) 60 to 1 Black Tommy (t) CAMBRIDGESHIRE. 20 to 1 art Meath. of Middlebie (t) PORTLAND PLATE. Pies furlongs 152 yards. The followiny horse. are here —Saunterer, Lance, Kes trel, Reptiles, Peer, Hreperithuss, Ditto, Loognmp, Lord of Lora, Broedlands, Blackthorn, OrehaliflL Yeller Gal, Star of the Est, Dummy, Target, Beat..., Babylon, Un sipeated Antiquary. Ilea, Ancdettt :too, La iy Alto. , Proud Preston Fag, Dumfries, Ls Fill* dm Regiment, Mae awe., Wonvarnauts, Shaft°, Lord Berkeley, Mies Jassy, Maid of Nashua I, Ellerdalie Dom I, Ge-niab, Gift. Mrs. Stew. Amodio, Layton, Roquelaire, Lottery, Hello, f by Teddlor ton dam by Globate*, PreMons Stone, Maggie, Gomm Char late, Pram Forward, and Forget-ms -not. THE COMET. Mr. Hind, in a letter to a contemporary, says : Prom 3 to 4 o'clock this morning (Monday), the sky being remarkably clear, the comet of Donati presented Ocean se a very conspicuous object in the north-eastern heavens. Its recluse was ea bright se • star of the second magnitoda, and, though not planetary In appearance, bore high angel den better than any comet I remember to have nes. The tail, which might be traced in the ' comet-seeker,' about five degrees from the head, connoted of a mingle ray, very well defined on the ride preceding with re . frrenoe to the direction of motion, but fading away indistinctly on the opposite aide. A very faint ray of light emanated from the nucleus towards the sun, as previously remarked in tenni of three objects, and I thought at moments that a short ' horn' or • teethe issued therefrom at right .ogles to the ar's of the tail. The finnan In the brighlaese of this comet is so te• conformity with theory, that than is a high probability of it being visible with telescope* fa full sunshine about the isnot of maximum brilliancy In October. On this matter I hope to send you sone farther particulars In doe course. The ap parent diameter of the nucleus le about five seconds of aro, and, se the oomet is still upwards of 120,000,000 miles from the earth, the real diameter will be rather over 3,000 miles. Taking the apparent length of the tail at five dearre it. true length would appear to be about 16,000,000 mils.. Backe', comet was very distinct in the clear morning sky. AI We Menu' y of comets It will always posers' interest for the astronomer, though just new the far brighter one of Dotted will of Loam attract room general *Unities. I may add that the path of the comet swain to be very well re presented by a perabollo orbit, end, consequently, It is not likely to revisit then parts of apace for a few hundred years." A 111ETEOR. SOUTHAMPTON. SEPT. 14. -- An extraordiaary and most brilliant meteor was noticed here last evening at about a quarter to 7. It made its appearance in the south-east quirter of the heavens, sad ire direction was towards the west. It laded several seconds, mad re sembled a hall of Ere of a brilliant tint, with a intim of light following it, from which were emitted substrticee Wks amt. laustars. The weather had been intensely hot all day. . •• EXTENSION OF THE PORT OF BRISTOL,—A crowded nsestiag wee held at the Gußdhall, Bristol, yastsr day, the Mayor la the chair, to consider the pcsaibility of providing eastmesoilatiou for the largest class of amen wampum Mr. P. W. Mills moved a resolution, that the eecoeuamistkin Should be provided; Mr. Pine 'wended the resolution. Mr. Baker, chairman of the Great Postica Company, addressed the meeting, sod stated his belief that ins few weeks a company would be formed to take the Leviathan and complete her. He also stemmed hie opinion that with proper socommadatka Bristol would be admirably adapted for her reception. The resolution was carried, and a committee sppointed to co-operate with the Chamber of Commerce to emery it into ellsot. A subscription also wee set on foot at the meeting. _ TAY SALMON FISHINGS.—The salmon fishing. be longing to the Berle of Weeps and !Elenall were exposed to let by public roup, on Friday. and brought—the former 2,6371., Whig an Inatome of 3091. upon last yes: ; and the letter 891., which is the same se in the prvioua 10111011. The attwadenott of competitors wee sou i end toe biddiap brisk. —Duly Neal. DOG AND BARBER Swantpro MaTca.—A rather soul mimic woke took pine on Saturday, at Fisher rs., betimes a lwber and Mr. Dowel. ' . dog Miggie, for 51. a aids. The diKenee was threo-quartere of a mile. The better took We lesel, he was sest overbeken by hie mho w yese hisk Mier a .—MiiiierE6 geldApne stregglo, went in 'inner by X=.a SUNDERLAND Alen DURHAM DISTRICT BANE.o.. We (Newessat Doily CArmeiels) are authorised to state that the Sew inealment of 160,0001. has bye paid to the liquida tors by the New Dement Iron Company for the purchase of the Dereent Iron Werke, and that satisfactory security by been given for the payment of the remaining instalments. OVERCROWDING OF STEAMERS.—At the Justice of Pesos Court on Monday, in presence of Joseph A. Wright and David Smith, Eq.., lames Turnbull, master of the steamer Thistle, was charged with a oontravention of the Merchant Shipping Aot of 1864, particularly section 319, in ao far as on the 9th and 10th days of August, the etyznehip Thiel., under lea ebeogs, bed on board, daring the whole or put of her age from Londonderry to Otse go., end on snivel is the Clyde, 1,700 possiegere, beteg 1,174 more than the number allowed is be oanled in mid ship by the us-going certificate hued by the Bond of Trade, applicable to said ship, of date Algid 4, 1868, namely, 468 deck and 68 cabin pesenagers. The defaident had thereby incurred a penalty net entooting 201., and also as additional penalty, .tit =maim 5a., for may pewterer en board over and above the number allowed by the tsride oate. The prosecution was conducted by Mr. Douglas, Procurator need, who made the complaint on in 'tractions received from the Board of Trade ; end Mr. Adam Paterson, writer, spy end for the detente. Kr. Trevor, collector of cuatome, was also premed. The defendant was convicted and sentenced to pay a One of la. for each pamenger In excess of the number slowed by the medicate, befog 681. 14a., and 101. being half of the penalty of 201. in terms of the Aot, waking in all 68/. 144. The justices trusted that this would pore a warning not ewly to Captain Turnbull, but to others similarly engaged, sod also to the masters of river beats.—North British Daily Mai. INNIGILATION OT PAUPER LUNATICS nox Nur Yoan.—At the tor 'deg of the Went vestry of Liver ies:, yesterday, Yr. Denton stated thee the Resolate had sivived from Bneton with thirty-five paupers on board, many el whom were Innatioa, and that ax Cultivator, try New York, thirty-bar more had strived, making altogether sixty-aim Most of dues would be rtaident le the work house all the days at their lives, rod Yr. Denton m art a strobe remesistranos &raid he made to the; g ortgla Sitarstary. with a Ow to provost the exportation of all histatice end paupers from New York, as it bad a tendons, to harass local rates. - - ------ --- Arrangements have been made for opening a bank at Vasco'' is Wand, sod ultimately la Bi.vsh Columbia, sad a pima is under conskiaratioa for van ai a fortoightly postal communication to New Zeeland sad South Australia, Ma Prams, with a postal lerVioll by the dams mats to Via envie. Maysoroirrair TOLL Rr.roan.—The royal cow manias ',pointed towards the aloes of the last scrods at parliament to inquire into the practicability of providbi a substitute for the metropolitan toil gates within six mama Cbarimpurcos will commence its sittings early next month, in ardor to be a►le to report at the commencement of next eassios. Viseennt Bromley, late Speaker of the Home of COMMIX., wilt preside over the oomealedon, and will have the minable etwistmee of Sir J. T. Coleridge, late a judge of the Court of QUII4Ie. Bench, in onedacting the Involtigadan. SEPTEMBER 15, SHARE LISTS--THIS DAY. Two o'Ciooi.. The reilway share market to-day is firm at the late advance. Caledonian, Berwick, York and North Midland, end Eastern Counties stock*, exhibit a fresh improvement. The beet questions of the morning, however, have not been fully main tained up to the present hour. London and North Western stsok is now quoted 901 to ; Great Western, 51 to 1 ; Midland, 961 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 941 to 95 ; London and South Western, 93 to 1 ; Great Northern, 261 to 1 per share ; and Eastern Counties, 12 5-16 to 7-16. Rest Indian Runway stock has risen to 108 to I. The other Indian shares are also more inquired for. The new shares of the Great Indian Peninsula Company are quoted ito i prem. Great Luxembourg shores have risen to 81 " buyers," and Pernambuco Railway shares to par to I prem. French lines are still rapidly riming. ODDIJUST =AIM /ORD iPTOOKIL NO. 1a K 10 et 10 U. 10 Bt Bt. 10 . 11 , 0 I 01 SI Pinot Loft _ amino sod . pilictzre. wh y fer hoe.. Wain W. W. at teass i *4., At a 11. a la - • O ma U LW M lll. 14 WU * US 18 ID i gi 1 I 111 LOP le II O KM W 4.180 US I. 1.'4" . -- -- . ly.d.r.Alftwitj Qs. Clea et Lewes . = o t ur h .L id iii. Lota.ol.llmkl Awl Leaks 1/111.20i W Ns& De. Tfnr Dew Or WAIL_ o° Doh Us.— ftwora Frov.arWr i irdowl De. 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OM*, Yr Ow liaaassaris. dart. 11e-211ara asi a nibs, sad.. hydra as& hm ei lliaa9 Tim& 11 . 0=7 AnAntr i ti P.-111.111.11.141-1111•1110155 21 is Fialkok .orik Int gorlk iL -Mama tnuman. 1.11-6+ 1...+5,., 1111-11m1 Wane. OM I It lei lle 4 lot 17 60 1111 316 it 4 UP 110 9 ram MONEY M41311117-THIS DAY. Two cr'CLooi. The fund* to-day are firm, at the late 'drones, with only a limited amount of business. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange a tendency to buoyancy is still observable. Many classes of foreign railway shares are rising. Console are quiet at 971 to % for money, and 971 to # for Oct. 12. The New Three per Cents. (shut) have been dealt in at 971; India Stook at 2171; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, at 981 to 981; the scrip of the second loan, 981; India Bonds at lls. to 15*. prem.; Exchequer Bills, March, at 335. to 365. prem.; ditto, June, at 245. to 275. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 1001. Foreign stocks remain strong. The scrip of the new Turkish loan is quiet, at 1 to prem. The Six per Cents. of 1854 are firm, at 961 to 971. Pernambuco Three per Cents. are in request, with an upward tendency Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1868,961, 961; Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 78 ; Dutch Two-and- Half per Cents., 68/ (exchange 12 8.); Granada Deferred Bonds, 51. Mexican Bonds, for account, 21!, 211; Anglo- Peravian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for Ac count, 92 ex div.; ditto, Three per Cents., for account, 71, 711 ; ditto Fonr-and-a- Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 77 (exoh. 45.) ; Russian Five per Cents., 1101 ex div.; Sardi nian Five per Cents., 921, 921; Spanish Three per Cents. for account, 461; the Committee's Certificates, 61, ej ; Turkish Six per Cents., 981; ditto, for account, 971, 97; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents. 1041. At a meeting to-day of the creditors of Messrs. A. Montgomery and Co., Australian merchants, the balance-sheet stated the liabilities at 81,0001., and the assets at 40,3721., showing about 10e. in the pound. The agreement just entered into between the re presentatives of the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company and the Austrian government is regarded with considerable interest, not the less eo because the large funds which will be thus poured into the Austrian exchequer are to be applied to the laudable object of restoring the currency of that empire. The full details of the agreement are not yet before us, but it is understood that the capital required for the completion of all the lines embraced in it will be something like eleven millions sterling, spread, it is said, over ten years. For the Vienna-Trieste Railway and the state lines from Verona to Botzen and from Inn.- pruck to Kufstein, it is stated that the Lombardo- Venetian Company will pay to the Austrian govern ment at millions sterling—a sum vastly below their cost. The advantages to the company are regarded as most important, especially as the Austrian govern ment guarantees a minimum dividend of 5 1-sth per cent. on the entire capital embraced both in the new and old Lombardo-Venetian concessions. The gas, rantee, moreover, will apply separately to each of the new lines, so that the profits of the trunk lines cannot be diluted by the extension of the enterprise. The improvement in Austrian credit is another most important consideration in estimating the value of the eonceeiion and guarantee. It is presumed that a meeting of the Lombardo-Venetian share holders will soon be convened, for the pur pose of formally ratifying the new contracts, and that a creation of fresh capital will then take place. According to one statement, there is a probability of three shares in the extended company being given for every two of the existing Lom bardo-Venetian shares. Official details, however, will soon transpire. The entire operation, although of such magnitude, bids fair to have little influence upon our money market, for the majority of the English holders of shares in the Lombardo-Venetian Railway are understood to have long ago transferred them to continental buyers, who, by the way, may be considered the best j udges of the value of the ProPerty. It is in contemplation to send out to Honduras, for the protection of the creditors, Mr. Hodge, of the firm of Hyde, Hodge, and Co., who lately stopped payment. On the 28th inst. the Admiralty will receive tenders for the supply of 11,250 loads of Honduras mahogany timber, and 7,500 loads of Moulmein teak timber. In each cue the delivery is to take place during the years 1859, 1880, and 1881. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. This being settling day, great activity has prevailed in the mining markets. No transactions are officially reported in the Stock Exchange, and little business has been done in other quarters. Prices may be con sidered nominally unaltered. The shares of the General Mining Association of Nova Scotia continue to meet with inquiry, and are marked 20 and 203. Foreign mining shares remain dull. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARX-LANE.-THIS DAT. Thera aria no alteration in tits whoa trade this morning regards van., at the ruesttrado bomb"! was inactive. asid om quite u good terse as be. B OVia good supply, sod father sader to purchase. EOM Mg peas support Monday's quotations with diffi culty. aILISTALI lITO LONDON FROM SIPT. IS TO DEPT 15. WOAD 0000006. Irish. Forel/ly !shay ........ ..... IN --- I VI , Om Wait . _ -.. MO imprilbek Flser,1,910:1004100 The. DM barrels. 30 lad& MINCINO-LANE.—THIS DAY. t;-day tut the private eantraet market has a 6cm appearance. Refined Imam Us. to 6de. Conn.—This article bar great confidence, and the public mks are progressing weedily. Middling Plantation Ceylon, low tope. 645. to 730. Tea.—The lettere from China have jest been delivered; so tranasotions reported previously. &ca.—This article is steady. Pinky Madras bought in at Ba, 7s. Pd. refused, lii.—Tbe market is imam .Pine refraction to 4* sold at 455. to 4&6& Corron.-1,000 Wee sold yesterday at fedi prior, sad the market has an upward tendency. erica rennin Needy. Ott..—Lineeed, 334. 3d. to 33a. ed. TALLOW MARILZT.—TBIB DAY. The mast is quiet to-day et the following quotations Tows Tallow. Stu OA., net melt; Naar( Y.C. on the spot, 49e. Bd. to 50e. ; emulator, 49a. 6d. ; October to Deessuber, 48e. 95. ; ditto, separately, 49. Od.; January to )W* 495. to 3d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Ibeam Pettanden and Snit* 'wort that the moments from the plantations state that the hope ere last Wog co lour, Ned many planters by this reersteg's post have with drawn the hops trees tele, expecting to glut mob better prior ise the oehtery templet. MILITARY DEJENCE or VIENNA.-At Vienna, the conetruction of six fortided towers for the defence of the ett7 hem been commenced. They form a eemicirch on the right bank of the Danube, and st one of their extremities Is Mount Lanham, not far from the arsenal, and, on the ober. the fort or ldount flablengebble. A bridge, to be con structed over the Danube, is to be Mended by two tf tee-de peat PROTESTANTISM IN WORTIMBERG.-A letter from fliuttgardt nates that a report having been generally weed that the King of Wartemberg was about to change his bah, his Majesty a few days ago summoned all the Cr=mimes of the kingdom to the palace, and assured the tumour was altogether unfounded. THE BURIED MAJESTY OF DIN74/LX.-A letter hem Copenhagen of the 10th says The wham inaugu ration of the monument erected to the memory of King Frederick VI., opposite the antrar.ce of the Patk of Fre dericksborg, took place We day. Ths Prince, and Princess Royal, Prince Christian sod his sou, the ministers, the diplomatic body, and • great many military and civil notabilities were present, ~and the troops of the genius sad the Nstionol Guard were Pander arms. General Brun, commander-in-chief of the let tar, delivered an abirem, in pr. ice of King Frederick. The stem. is in bronze, and is by Professor Clasen; it represent. the Xing in uniform, and bareheaded." I PI 11l i II m. VIM VI 10) 1011 Si IS 1$ 144 144 41 61 ITS Sl - 1 le le 91 OS Si Si 16 it US 141 11 111 11 141 is l ii r if i l l at 5 lif lii a ill us i i 11$1 twos, u la'''