The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-29 00:00:00

LATEST SPORTING LITELLIGENCE. Cat ta.scrsic LICHFIRLD MENTING.-(THI8 DAT.) COPE .ND ILLNDICAP. 0•• Ede. Mika brim, L h itssamkg, Ifras W. sod Prisms W amp as. Maine= MEWL LM. ails. ni Nun NM lad at Zan an kn. WIAI7OIIIDGMAI MM. Or =lle sad .l.& Zahn. lift WINN% Prams !loyal, N arm, and M Mew TAIIWORTII MATZ. tarisari. tail* Lai awl labia am boaa S OT oza AIIUVALII.-aill. Lash abbe ims, m in * ay& Carbala Comma Mai et Tumid. Mem eirmy, 0664 Miran, Erk are s. mama Da* Lady Chormas& Baba% Cambodia& Tbralal, ideal* llebaiimm. aid Maims Ocivarst. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUII. OW'S, who Imp TorkaMrs Om, Thssaaa strut, was sassakaaed Ware Um Lord M a y or for raaanklag Job* Smith. Tbe - ;;;Pliainnat, adeceinpld hid ma, who bead a htotdYm ettvf hie snouts while ereaking, rid—Os the 24th Wirt be was on the Caslan-beinstquy where be saw the de fendant, who woe smoking. He laid hire thst smoking was not allowed on the nosy. Delleniant walked away, but im mediately ri turned and ettnrlt him violently in the mouth. CO ath.MM his lips very wet.mei looserong bie kw nisaintag o Croseeteadaed by elehaleat's solk4tor-1 wee aot carry ing • Maw ray ebeeblve se the daft 1116.41 am, crewel • eaburbeate reed the Yeti:Alm Gm, mad arm lambed hire Owes. The dwheilset b isimes sold—The howpielant hews in the hiibit Ids bow with hie sow paws., sad ohm seeing a Memebureee Of MN 'ribs be wee very lawaltiag to hie (diaindemee) wife. Oa the day of Ike 'moult defeatist had ammila go on the Camoen-hotweirsy, where be met the complaisant, who was carrying a boa apoa his sheelders. Ho told defendant, who wow smoking, that he nut hat smoke as the pew, and at the are time meted the has rotted, which struck him in the abash. Dirwilisi oohed him why ha did it, when ha nerd very Isealtleg wow him, and thee defendant certainly did strike him. The Lord Mayor (to defendant)—At the time be as. hen to takeout the mamma. big mouth gym is NA • slab that I really did not like to look at It. I think the beet thing you con do is to apologise, and go into the ant tem and see if you can tittle it. They then retired into the affidavit room, when disimannt eettivd it, and the ammo= yes dismissed. CLERKINWILL. A aro:WINO LETTAR 171/ . 01701. George °mimeo, but who k well known to the polies under other shims, &get " dowerlbed au the charreeheat so a hawker. refutes his db..; was otimgod home Mr. Tyrwhitt with ondesvooring to *Pain MOM, seder &he peeceeere hem Mr. Joseph M'Cree, sergeoa, el 87,Chtorks eirnee, Islinstaa. It spewed from the evidence that the peisesee, Y es petty with tereale, a well known Impostor, went to the presidium's hou.e end presented a petition, making for the euberriptiona of the benevolent for the support of a por blind woman, with s large family. The woman who woe in company with the pnicoser was rwprerentel as the blind woman. sad the man woe her kind friend to show her shout. The prneacular having tome doable sheet the correctosas of the story, said he mover gave Rawl at the door, whereupon the primmer became vary abut vs sal ern es • great disturbance. A policiecoastablo wee slat for, spa which the woman at owe meowed her sight, ant al though she lied 'ohs led shoat pnivionely, ma quickly away. Policticonstable Clarks 448 A, whin he took the primmer Into custody had a great dell olf trouble with bun, sad the prisoner became very insolent Ind violent, and endeavoured tow up voles ppm. Then were found to be Ibis et su rid bs:risme awl loggias letters, all of which the primmer wen fehe. Pryer ,ene et ills llsodieity Society's ollosso, as prisoner lied bra several times coovietsd seer eager dr enisossnoss. It 1849 las yea sonrencsd to ono nonii, and la the seas year to three mount bard latter tiv 61wthen be had known the prisoner to he In Own Is Slow. ones far 18 tunntha _ Taw primer ia dif nee ead be did net tam VW the mime wee, er where elis resided. H. and esde .eta Mr ince bonne, end he thosght her wiry ay* be Inn (A lash.) Mr Tyrebitt isi4 the primmer ase it bad hlkow, sad Ms residues taided to stop .;berity Hs Assist red Ida I. the Howe of Correction for three Weeds, neetbs, with heed lehonr. flTeprisoaer—lt is sever too 1.1. to woad. MY Is the leo time I shall be seat to say prison. LAMBETH. DIATVIIIN %NCI AT TVS AI'IIIiT•CIARDANA. 'beard rum, ol 64, Gnat Bird. oret, Dorer.-reed, woe wee earerabei a. a licrard remelt., oat et heel he" we dirried before Mr. !Mott w,th crews; a dletarh ere Is the Sony Mere Mall. on eatlirdrY Mar NM dr aftert. lia rdrV i erdle (keys, the of the Berm Gwen" ear Mrs is derwary eight hetdMatt the of the rassert,, he he s ern la the body of the me hall, walked to the swit hen whence k preerdel. sad towed tket It had bra weed praelpeMy by the prreeer. He of tede re,herlarauedued,ead lueirepted Mr. tads Is Me wig, He thee UM his thet ore. he wee urea he art roue Wu hue the ha. we sot eights( to retort re W prowl,be weird away se On him we to erailer. The pet- eassr,beetrorr, followed Us, awl erasure, whet wee obi "balsa ' bin It see a roam rib disturb be se ams sad be Ob. °whys) vommeopelled seremovelho boa be MIL Os bladder se the /Wm emeessesl obesely Na sad , Ire et sbe met brew horesoase the* he bseset ally le Perm Ur free prier, bet ole - =ble artedy be dbeethree Is be bell l the het tersete. rid Bab, etdresessiss learrwege is the sat The beet pees sd be elbb, Mr. Corbye saki, Om de prow, as • pollee% etrald Us *S ea, • peerelas ear, sod bob hs the ha per ses le nor &web Os Mat nerelag the pram bed expreird ble repel der whet bed lkopprork trd be set bb ebb le be Web wbib Yu, pertkelery es tt was be bet shop Owl bed lee brought, be tbe giber esswely bra Opined. derjeut Adis, esedeerd WIWI' seeds= se to obe phoree keekst Ned ikreawarg knew. he asewd to awl hell kr Me good hirterwr itsla ateatha. ISC/Pl OP NILI74IIY PRISONERS AND CLIVII Clrruig.—(lllld DAY.) sic Hat a *we of of four oat of five ▪ limeree k ei•• bed twin wt of the Artillery Mosmoir y the police at Ormovrich. It ammo that Ms minds of the NMI had bras triad by eammomorticl far mime ahem ae4 were awaiting orgetemea. Dorian the might they eacopeded In cutting away** wood-midi eurroondlog tb lock of the doer of Me all, and harlot gained memo be the pmeage, they there broke taro tins private quarters of an officer, et meant an foreign mmim, end mole • qmatity a plated article. sal jewellery. Although • seetry was ea duty, they contrived to pet army oparceired, and all being to plain cloth., Oci description wookl hi given of limas. About tire o'clock this moronic Police-constable Looker, 293 K, wee on duty is the Liweer-rod, Depitard, end siogii a young man whose.* his same Siepbew Batumi, helm to sriai,.l, sad 011 Wad to Leedom. The constable, sg safielled with his ■ppsarmeor, at once procooded to eearN him. and having f mad two gold brooches and swami ',flyer epos., tugeiher with name article. Is peersekm, he wee taken Mtn melody sad locked up. A short time afterwaciv three other it.. were .upped m Blackheath by Nollos-enewables Wane. 70, and Edwards, 240. It, two of who.. gave their seamy Wm. Atkins and The.. WWI um, were oteormi, bat the third, who Is ar present st large, senmedird making Rood hie wraps by • wisnailog armee the Herres Doane at Lewlskom. In the pooseovioa of these her men actor plated articles were food, sod • wriggle at mom took oleos betimes them sad the cemamblea, bat they were eventually nein ,werml mad b cked up. Mote half as hoar afierwardo MR emotion mw reesived that moocher of the orimprd mowers had lame apperbesdod by e-sergemi Nl•riatiesori, 69R. He gave his mine Oenrm NVeasee, sd sr the time of bionics <TO these bmilseofirluskey were Sound is hie poramion, whirl, bare nom bra mom tallied to b.lasg to Mr. Turner. I. mill .rd of the Director- Ihroseal, Weithsgeneceireee. Min arieb, wlrlm promirs had bean oolong daring the might b y ihe cellar flap being Air Holy removed. Ths prisoner. will Me arnembla to mar tial law for Monition out a mien., but %Valor will be handed OTIT ti the aril power barllll burglary at Mr. Turatie. A S‘n STORY —An old woman et wink intol- ISs. karma r Melt Data, died by the voielaide near Galisabiels law week. The stary of bee life me • leafs] ore. Fill , yews eg illistbeth 01101101 seas the rastie beauty, belle .ad 'mot of Molter sad Its asughbour hood. Refaraisyr home ono swamp. rho was sot upoa by ei'lsin oho ‘reenpird • rather higher enema la life, sad ref , of all that abe held die.r to below. Shia isms. diately forsook the ordiaary haunted ire, having bosom a maw. Nis took so her abode la a radio ear la the Old (Fery, Hill of Moline. Here aka slept at nicht is eunsra.v sad wl•ler, wrapped up is • blanket rave whim, for ensue we•,. aloe the berth of bar deed iitei fol!uwel it to the ehumbysei, sad would sot be driven away, but , 'not ■tming the t•ombtoan to meth its Ream. From that time to this, Crazy BON has lived a life of much priorities, sad oar Voluw.7 .scans`, wander ing from betide to bow, and tillage to town, aerie, how ever, renoving far Soo the scare of her early yews. It w•. front this uat irtuaists emir, it i. sold, that Sir Widow Sews draw this there et of Medic Wad**, is t►e "Heart of ididlotkisa." THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 29, 1859. MARE LIM-THIS DA ). Two decoos. With the exception of a rise of about 1 par Coot. in Lancashire and Yorkshire stock, no important variation has taken place in the British Railway share market to-day. London and North Western stock is now quoted 961 to 961 ; Great Western, 601 to 1; Midland, 106 to ; Lancashire and York shire, 971 to 981 ; Great Northern, 103 to 1; Loa don and Booth Western, 92 to 93 . ; York and North Midland, 711 to 721; and sitars Comities, 67 tot. ORDINARY SHARI/ LID 111,00111. "7.%C." 4 .1 ; t il! m~p.-. 1014 ad *I ad I I ad HMO Nil lad 1061 I a 9 884 xd al ad. LI •a II I a al 1 xi si.lra.l I Irmllt".' I VII la it e li ft sdie i 1 1 — 71 1 •. sii rA4 tioi mo 'Or ICI if 10 Re in V V OS Co 1 i lir J 1" di ' HO IV I fr W V O • N ilr Fe Ut 11t It Ot 11l IR I* MI di I : D tTi ti f : s l:a 4"- : 1 4 e a .ig.. Smola a Priewl - c ira . --- AL ., . bat ; 1. I 1:1 ° EE l l ii. .: umatilw c gi r 088.188 iTi 8 ..... 501......7 iL A •••.14:44 D.+"lii:citit. r nlik t _ IN a • a rnr... - 1" k . 1:11 2 .. -.. 10 • a 4 - .........781187iii II 1 / 8 0 -- 7,-._... . YA all Do. it ja in EA 0 I 1 3 tt t ntliti : i 1 3 Dr E-ei- s.c.” : 1171 4 88 1 11.naft--.7 lima 11 ell in K V ' . . sr. cL ., II 2 r- .... 98 a 18 II • ;41.74 10 1 1.8/81888.1181... THE STRIKE IN THE BUILDINU TRADE. OPEN AIR DIMONSTATION AT THE SURREY GARDISII-(THI8 DAY.) This Mifiag, at the early hour of eleven o'clock, • wieetlag dMe warklag end wee held at the Barrey-gar dr, kr lie pumas et Falai an expreeelott of optaioa ow UM resellea et how b Owen the employers and th • we , ployed la the Win Inds. The meeting wee mast reel eel tabs early hour at which It wee g em at debt tharmad pumas were prance. Mr. Chair, surepled rs choir, sod addressed a few words to the alledeg. Mr. Poem Gee addreased the meeting. H. demented the . issmar as an @tempt to fine the working rem into ellavery. The writers pat It forward that there was soar. la the . drareet" to which the man ought le Mort I Bet the rem AM eldest too it, end they felt that Very slimed it they would be riling sway their right as freer= (Chars.) Ha bed before him • bill, which was pat Iferword by sere pewees ales. thriftless the " Anti-sulks Cora ritese,. end dip= by C. Mille, eserstary. That bill put It forward to the wishing am that there was audit= dereellor, brellber w dinerelery to the Ironing an be the slesleg of 6s desemet He wag now addressing several Weed of the workieg operatives of Leedom, ad the cretin we abet to be submitted to them whittle( they thought it bruiting, degrading, and derogatory, oe not? (Cheats.) He mortared that it was an inanitiag sad tyrnankel attempt on the part of the neuters, sad that ay wain= who signed it would degrade bi motif and his class. (Chaos) He did not know what Mr. Mills might think, bet be we son that Mr. J. 8. Mill would outsider it • de gradation to elge each • paper. (Cheers.) The motto of the warbleg-men should Itenceforwud be " Earlobe." (Cheers.) They should learn what their rights wen, for the we. they baser of what we doe to them, the mon ardent sad esargatio =aid they he la °brining them. (Cheers.) The airier Tvellepee bed arm existed keen weeks. The setters ea suite numbed the drib week, 14m, end the ion maitre IDOL ; the nomad week they received Us. sad 165., salmi 5164 ; the third week, 15s. sad 10s., sealing 1604 ; the fourth week, 12s. sad Be., making 1411. each • distribution he believed we meneedeated in the easels of any strike. (Cheers) To the mu an strike they gave 6851., to the loch-onto 6421. 12e. 7d. ; mad the general at. pasts were 2101. ; making =expenditure of 1,337?. 14e. 7d., sperst 1,4011. 6.. Id., which had been received. They bad • babece left of 631. 12s. 6d. They were aware that delegates bed been sent to rouse the operatives in the provisoes, sad lie was happy to tell thorn that the reports received went wet encouraging sad cheering. From Olsagow they had been promised 6001. Committer had been formed la no surer than 35 towns, including the meet importer of the kingdom, for the pup= of organising • system of weekly 001strIbutions. That we satisfactory to hie mind, Wes it satisfactory to the resting r (Loud abeam) Let them wily show • disesemination to bold out. Their Mora in the provinces would rapport them all the mon readily If they evinced such a determination. (Cheese, and Wean determined.") It tees said that they were rp m= cotton, and that they were living on the contribu tions of the workingmen. That was • gross calumny. He did not wish to live by 'citation. (Hear, bear) For the last three weeks he gave his humble SWAMI to them gratis. (Cher") He we sharing the rorponsibility of ilea' question equally with them all. He was only doing what they pushed him forward to do. (liar, bear.) TM poetise be was in had bees thrust up= him. However loaf the strike might re tinue. be was determined to receive no psy till they resumed work, and then they might pay him what they did before. (Load theses.) Mr. Note..t,, bricklayer, sold that he had little to do ex cept to oseobocate the financial statement of Mr. Potter, He wee placed in a position between Mr. Potter sod the Swam, to ces that the one we doing hI. duty and the oths was heart. (Laughter.) He wee eadesvour leg to paths last duty to the beet of he ability. He deasemeed the docenteat. the reel object of which an to drag the trade waviest. Meer, hoer.) They ell knew whet heetellt those societies bestowed upon them, how they .kha ones sletsess sod went ; were they then I gam to otemdes then societies (" No, n o .") If they I as pee up task seeleties sod sited the document they would he at the mercy of the =stars. (Cheers.) Let their melt therefore be, No Retreads," sad "No document." (C?!°.•) Mr. Faux mason, moved the ftllowing resolution : " TIM It is tie (minket of this meeting that the document premed to the operative. and the building trades for their acepdammees, is degrading and insulting la the extreme, and MattleameMer builders, by latroduclog it, haveshown • 'putt of tyi y end oppression which cannot be tolerated either by oe the warming deems of this fete country ; and this nesting pledgee In not to resume work until Lae oboosioes dearest Is encoeditionally withdrown." (Loud cheats.) He hoped them was not • man amongst them who would net my "yeti* to that revolution. p si trusted they would held oat to the lest ere ••man of them red the doeom o nt. (A wits—" We will eat clover first.") They were no pane -bow eremite, but they felt the Iron of injustice in Muir saute, sad they sever would abandon the conteet till joshes was done them (Hoe, best.) He knew that sit Um best masons who ever Crew • mallet bad already crowed the Atlantic rear then submit to tte tyranny tied dicta tion which was sought to be Imposed on the. le their own country. (Chem.) Ito WO than 60 or 70 other. had draws their seeds te travel through the country in order to obtain work. (Hear, lbw.) The report of Mr. Potter wee most gratifying, mid by holding out • little Imre they would be rolling in the wealth received hem the opemadves thronghout the country In sup port et the movement. (Cheer.) The working men were the mode., of all wealth. They built up the termer of these who Whetted the. out, and the very money which wee ties peak of their sweet wee employed to starve theta Into subminien to • *Melnik docamenr. (Load cheer.) Ho wield repast as them the lines of BUMS "If I'm designed yen lesdhee's slave Why By wo e en emereindep lawsmiset deeignsdwish , ree *Med In ray mad ? Deist, why ses I web** to Bin emellty end scorn ; Or why has man th e will an 4 power To milks Ids fellow mourn —(Chasers). Mc. Waxman, pisamor, seconded the resolution and characterised the 611611.111111 t s inteoded to subject the working dames to the tribally of the rumors. Mr. Bouourizio, brioWayar, and Mr. TURNER, meets, @apporied the veto:dation. The CH A !URN then nee &MIA In front of the plstlonn, sod called the men, some of whom bed diversed to • little disuses, together, for the purpose of hennas the reschitioa, end stifle, their opinion upon it. Wh n they were ell pretty well ruined he read the d.cumsed end asked for .bow of heed.. Toe iminotos mese of people front and amend the platform held up their hand. in its favour not • head was raised ageism it. (A Voice, •• Where is Mr. Pomeroy r) The result was received with vehement cheering. The CH AMMAN then celled for three cheers iu f.vnur of the sine hours movement. The revoke* sae equally osoni moee and enthusiastic. Vote. of *asks to the chairman and to Mr. Potter, who was loudly cheered, tett•tastid the proceedings. E43IEZN COU.VTIES RdILW47.—(TBIB DAY.) This morning at noon, the adjourned meeting, to fiefiVe the remelt of the pull for the vailant euditorehip, eras beht Si tbe Leaden Tavern. eitltiataa(iii.kOratio Love) na.d the repeat of die enestineera (Marna Tiadal, Atkisson, and Richard Sedge wielt), as bikers: POl MI. MATTIIW rt.nwEk4. Veins. Awk. Votw. Pwuafll 37 .... 198,033 .... 1.224 Prel 1,839,506 21,036 FOR It rORXILICI WALFORD. Vutern. - Vm.o. Persona! l9 ZAI6 6)(1 1,097 PfJllllll 628 674 615 9,813 Mr. Plovers,oo theroforo doeland to have boa sleeted. Tn CommissioNAntss.—Hie Royal Highness the Cornmandartia•Cadif bee elenilled his eippreval of the system lately serabliehed Se peevide enitrint lw wouaded 'oldie,. and notices, sad has been pleamd to take th. rorp. under his ..petial pnrousge. In attlltico to the fifty men at permit employed in London. upward. of twenty more are employed in Liverpool and Manchower, and it i. intended donut the autumn to extend the edventago. of the eotontia- Mounters to all the large mate in the kingdom, end thus re mote every wounded man of good character a certain mane of occupation. Among the lately wtahlOthetil pon t an the Post-once, ttte Lond ,, n mad North Western. end the London end &oath Western it.ilw.yo at lb. termini of which the directoes have kindly noinnteen;d to allow men to M motioned. _ _ THE SUNDAY MARKET IN SONIER'N-TOWN.—The vestry of St. Pancrea haring resolved that the police should b. lawn:acted to take steps for tbeeappreeeion of the Sunday trading in Sores.-town, • pester conounnin of people than anal welted the 'Nudity yesterday, to witness the meowing the authorities would pat Is force to obtain the desired aos stmemation. 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Tl 4 flu •11,—Iona Karam% ell 44—Dovere. 11-11 b ran& neoloadk. at 14 I —Chad Trunk of Csoada. et 14—enst Wooers at Clards.l•ll4l- 11•Imansi. Amen Priene eras and Improving. ball ask mei buma•.•••nag. share , adr, 754 —Oreao Mew. ID—Learella sad Terkeldre. OM 0— I,ndaa end Gran Weeleen, IN l—amate Voir a. tan. Inamooneee. 11.—Then ores as awe feature be the motet The warts viae reale la contemn la domed. sad eland ..and Allem leas Vallee thaenstomd, 57 38 —D•rby, adumi, lol 10{-111nstwbra Cm& en —ltinafeedoem Bask Vd 1111—Wel• yeetastitos Ons, sle—ea4 Bbgelegbiat Wawa, tl7l ffirsm. A YouNG LADY LOST ON BEN NaTts.—Yesterday week a young lady and her toolbar Mt Banarie without • goldielo weal Ben Nevis. The mother, bovrever, turnedbeck, and the young lady then s'artcd off glow. A guide whom she met endeavoured, but in vein, at this point, to dissuade her from her hair-brained project, or offend to accompany her. She declined his proffered serviCls, and, after receiving some directions from him as to the way she should take, she was left to her own resources. Boar after hour passed, and sight had set is. and still the lady did sot return. At last the slum was given, and several of the guides, along with some others, started up the Ben with lantern.. After hours or weary search she was at length found, about 1 o'clock this morning, benumbed with the intense cold and exhausted with the harmaing fatigue she bad endured. At the mamma the guides arrived she wee sat sinking into that Amp that knows no waking," and would in all probability have perished unless for their timely succour. TM lady he. affered no lejury from bee adveuture.—/Wwwwws 014141 e. LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DovEs RAILWAT.—The coatreetors am still carrying on the work,. In the neighbour hood of Dover with great TWO. About 200 Get cf the tunnel at Lydda is already bridled, and they have also commenced bricking the ate at West Charlton. between the Black Home-road lad fit. Union-road. This tunnel will be entirely pierced fa s few days. The bridge over the lute at Keen ney is onmplered, and neat week that over the turnpike rood new River will he onanmeed. The Midge or viaduct em Winchespotreet, Ceaterhary, is so far completed as to be passable. The works actjaosst are fast proceeding. ff.t Si 4 &await pet *aro. ie 11 11 11 14 do lit /11 1 1 FS il II II if i :Is 1•2 14 ail pot 1 mid i Ai da. &got II 11 1 4 1•14 4 f we ii I zd MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAN. Two °Twat. Stagnation continues to prevail in the Stock Ex change, balances being very limited. This, combined with a statement that a special Cabinet Council has been convened foe this afternoon, has caused a decline of l per cent. in Consols. The Government broker has made a further investment to the extent of 15,0001. in the New Three per Cents. The New Indian Loan is quoted 981 to 1, and the Russian, 1 die. to par. The Three per Cent. Rent., opened at Paris to-day, according to Mr. Renter's telegram. at Mr. 10e. for the account, being the same as at the dose on Saturday afternoon. Consols are officially marked 951 to 1 for money, and 95} to a for the 7th of September. The present quotation is 961 to 1, both for money and the account. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 223; the Three per Conte. Reduced, at 98 to 981; the New Three per Cents., at 96 to 961; India stook at 216 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1859, at 941; India Bonds, at Ba. dia.; and Ex chequer Bills, at 21s. to 245. prem. Little change is observable in foreign stocks, as will be gathered by the annexed prices:—Mexican Three per Cents., 201, 201 ; Peruvian Three per Cents., 711, 71; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 461, 461 ; Russian Five per Cents., 111 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99 ; Sar diuian Five per Ceuta., 861 to 86k ; Spanish Passive Bonds, 10; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 83, 831; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, 731, 731, 74. The demand for money oontinues languid. The best bills were negotiated on Saturday in Lombard street at 21 per cent. At the Bank very little business was done. The advice. from Calcutta describe some improve ment in the tone of the market for government secu rities, partly in consequence of the easier position of the money market. We notice, however, that the government had been obliged to apply to the Bank of Bengal for a loan of 100,0001., on the second series of Treasury Bills. Two ships have been taken up at Calcutta to con vey to England 1,000 troops, who have demanded and obtained their discharge. The Persia has arrived from New York with 76,0001. in specie. The other imports of the precioul metals announced lest week were email. Onr list includes only 1 60,0001. by the Europa, from Boston ; 100,0001. (be sides a large sum destined for the Continent) by the Ocean Queen, from New York ; 6,0001. by the Ed ward Hawkins, from St. Petersburg ; 3,6001. by the Behar, from Alexandria; and 4,3241. by the Sultan, from the Peninsula. The value of these imports, including those an nounced on Saturday, is about 240,0001. According to advioss received via New York, the interoolonial mail steamer had reached Havana from the Gulf of Mexico with 2,000,000 dole. or about 400,0001. sterling in specie. The next Mexican stammer may therefore bring to Southampton an aggregate of upwards of 500,0001. The statement is also reiterated that a large amount of silver for England would soon arrive at Panama front Mazatlan by her Majesty's steamer Calypso. According to the advice, received from Mexico per the Golan Queen, Mr. Whitehead, the agent of the Mexican bondholders, had actually left the city of Mexico on his return to London. As a set-off against the expulsion of their agent, the creditors will look forward with satisfaction to the receipt of the large sum which has for some time past been accumulating in Mr. Whitehead's hands, for the dividend fund, and which he is expected to bring with him. In her Majesty's speech at the opening of the last session of parliament. it was inti mated that instructions had been sent out to enforce satisfaction for the injuries inflicted by Mexico on British subjects. It remains to be seen what steps the British Government will take now that the go vernment in occupation of the Mexican metropolis have carried their acts of illegality to a climax by the arbitrary expulsion of English residents. The question is asked also, what steps have been adopted towards carrying out the settlement of outstanding British claims which was entered into some months back by orders from Lord Malmesbury ? The dividend of Ba. per share on the old Lom bardo-Venetian shares is advertised aa payable on the Ist October. The syndicate of the l'aris Bourse ham decided that the settlement on the 31st inst. in Lombardo-Venetian Railway.haree may be effected with 81. per share paid. Subjoined is • statement (ex!raeted from Mr. Slaughter's Weekly List) of the railway Galls falling due in the month of September, so tar as they have yet been advertised. Apart from the call on Loot. bardo•Venetian and South Austrian shares, which are principally held abroad, the amount is insignifi cant : Duets 0ept.,1109. Almady Rumba NM. psi& OWL of gust. Amami Ilaebay, Dared& 96.1 par eel 19•09089ris 19 Vp. 09 PI 0 op. at. Uakaswa. It lie sad laki U thtta. elosem— 0 9 419 Y 13.890 SPAIIO Nee 1 1 1 6 90.000 37.000 Ceotall Oode Panube tad Nadi Ole 1 45 10 0 0 ZOO WA* 'South Agatha Ito lb 8 2 0 0 160.000 140.049 Tonal In tleptanber .......... ..—.... M. 533.1 Total oohed la otos monde of 1849 . ...19.106.044 • 004444 1. 04 4. 00460 . 0 ' or payment to IStb October, but latortat at a per coat. will be cltagod trout I.ctlepteatacr. Telegraphic communication between this country and Malta has been re-established. Some time ago operations were commenced for the repair of the fractured telegraphic cable between Malta and Cag liari, bat were stopped by severe weather. The end of a portion of this cable, distant 160 miles from Malta, has now been landed at Marsala, on the coast of Sicily, and there joined to the system communi cating with London. The effect of this will be to allow a summary of news from India, Australia, and China to be received here three days earlier than of late. There is reason for believing that the state ment that the cable between Malta and Cork is out of repair is incorrect; perhaps only the land wires between the coast of Cork and the telegraph office, ten miles inland, are damaged. As regard. the damaged piece of cable lying between Cagliari and Mantimo, in Sicily, it may eventually be carried to Marsala, thus forming another link in the system to Malta. Another line has to be laid from Malta to Alga Grande, in Sicily, for the Mediterranean Ex tension Telegraph Company, by the 20th of Septem ber, so that the requirements of the mercantile com munity trading with that quarter will, it is hoped, be amply provided for. The special meeting of the London and North Western Railway Company, Sued for the 10th Sep tember, will be required to decide upon the proposed levee to this company of the Lancaster and Carlisle, Lancaster and Preston Junction, and Kendal and Windermere R►ilways. A call of 21. is to be paid on the shares in the New Brunswick and Canada Railway and Land Company by the 20th September. SATURDAY ETERINO. Console, which closed yestercl:YiaiiitOl,oPeWed and closed to-day at 951 to 1 for money and 951, "seller,," for the 7th Sept. The official business report is as follows :—Throe per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 951 ; ditto, for account (7th Sept.), 951; Three per Coats. Reduced, 961, 961; New Three per Costa., 96k. 96; Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in April, 1885, 18 1-16, 18 ; Bank Stock, 2231, 2241; India Bonds, Ele. dis. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858 remain quoted 95 tot; and those of 1859, 941 to 95. Exchequer Bills present a recovery of Is., being quoted 21s. to 245. poem. The foreign stock market was also very quiet, and scarcely any variation occurred in prices. The Turkish Six Cents. of 1854 were quoted 83 to 4, those of 1858, 731 to 74 ; and Mexican Bonds, 201 to!. In the market for bank shares to day no alters tioa occurred. Electric Telegraph stock advanced 1 per cent. South Australian Land shares were quoted 11. lower. Berlin Waterworks shares con- Wine in demand, with an upward tendency. MINIM-THIS DAY. The market for British mining shares is quiet to day, and the operations have been upon • very limited scale. Tineroft are marked 4i, and Wheal Kitty (Lslaut), Transactions have also taken place in Alfred Consols, North Bunt, Wheal Unity, Wheal Mary Ann, sad Great Wheal Vor. Foreign and colonial descriptions exhibit no alter ation. At a meeting of adventurers in Wheal Owles, held on the 19th inst., the accounts showed a balance in favour of the mine of 1,8721. 12s. Ild. A dividend of V. per share (4001.) was declared, leaving the sum of 1,4724120. Ild. to be carried to the next account. The subjoined dividends have been declared during the month of August: Mines. Per sham. Amount. Mien £4 10 .... £B,lOO West Bet 9 0 .... 3,600 St. Ives Comas 3 6 .... 3,036 Wheal Benet 6 0 .... 3,072 Doh:oath Wheal Clifford Providence Great South Taps Wheel Margaret 2 0 .... 1,792 Butted Mims 2lO .... 1,000 Tolvadden Bomilack 2 10 .... 500 Kelly Bray 0 2 .... 600 Wheal Betas Wheal Owl.. 6 0 .... 400 English and Australia . 0 2 ...• 8,760 Total 441,1116 0 0 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-(THIS DAY.) In Mark-lane to-day the attendance of the trade wu large and the tone languid. Prime of most articles of the trade were unaltered. The supply of home-grown grain was fair. The imports of foreign grain into London mince lest Monday were reported this morning as small of flour, fair of wheat, small of barley, and unusually large of oats, viz.. 95,000 qrs., including 17,460 qra. from St. Peters burg, 24,290 from Cronstedt, and 24,460 qrs. from Riga. Wu tar. -Eogliab , old, sold slowly at lira Monday'. prime; new sort., being mostly Inferior, fetched le. to 2a. law roomy. Foreign unaltered in value. English white, 40s. to 465. ; red, 365. to 40.. per qr.; Dantzie and Konigsb erg , 425. to 665. per 4941 b. ; Rostock, 42e. to 605.; other Baltic porta. 40e. to 461. ; French, 38a. to 42e. Futon slow pale, at last Monday's prima Town, 35e. to 43.,: Norfolk, 30a. to 30e. M. per 2801b5.; French, 30e. is 33e. per 28016. ; Amer., U.5.,-per barrel. Rashly quiet trade at last Monday'. rates. English, 24e. to 345. per qr.; Baltic, 24e. to 27e. ; other sorts, 23e. to 27.. per quarter. OATS WOW trade, sod 62. per qr. cheaper than last Monday's rates. British, 201. to 30.. per quarter ; Russian, 19a. to 22.. per qr. ; other Baltic ports, 21e. to 27e. per quarter. Beass.-Englieh and Egyptian quoted nominally as last Monday. Enrich tick, 365. to 42a.; harrow, 42e. to 46e, per qr. Foreign, 40s. to 60e. per qr. Egyptian, 33.. Pr V. Paris.-Nothing doing, nominally quoted at last Monday', mtge. English boilers, 48.. to 605.; hog and grey, 38.. to 425.; foreign, white, 484. FLOATING CAROOTA.-Bince last Friday may 4 grain laden Teasels were reported arrived at porta of call, viz., no wheat, 3 maize, no barley, and I beans. Several cargoes of wheat off the coast remain on tale, importers making more money than buyers appear inclined to pay. Maize oontinnee in demand, but with lees eagerness than last week. Two arrived, Ibrail, were sold at 275. 3d. per 4801b5.; and one Galata on peewee et 29a. per 4921 b.. AniviLe .irro LONDOI nor ADO. fl to ADO. r. 0.18•144. 124444. arts. tau Oztlimin,Pma Earth 4 fkr . 3164 I j Irish 74448 a lBB2O $7 TO A Z. O. RM. et. y. Li— 24 .... 1100 9N .... 18 .. 1878 oulo MINCING-1 DAY.) The following public sales are idvertisei for hi-marrow: devr 600 hit& West lathe, 1,100 bags Besgel, end 4,900 bags Medina Come casks pientation, and 1,400 bars native Ceylon, SOO begs Porto Rico, and 600 bare Madras. Rice . 7,000 begs Java end 3,000 bags ensan.—Blisinees ham been dose In foreign, dace Friday, by private contract, at previa:a rates. Correa.—Thia article bee been in good demand. A cargo of 80. Domingo cold for Trims at 66e. Tie.—No alteration in this market since the arrival of the China letters. si to lot mai at 325. 6d. to Va.. which were lower prior. Rua contlattas to good thatand. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is steady, at the following prices:—Tows tallow, 565. 6d.; Petersburg Y.C., cm the spot. 66e. 3d. to 61s. 6d.; t3eptentbse, 665. 9d.; October to December, 65.. 99 to 665. PARTIOULARII OF TALLOW. sunk all bind ON • .002..1 1110 Malt 2.600 4%11 TAT l Fziagia- ********* ---. 1 n.-iii Li; 47 . 1i NZ ors DMA from Mhos , lass Pike 1.0. pawl Siblel 6l‘ GIL Semis Wt !Vidor. ...... T r: , l 4- 1447! , :9 6. 14 . I In. Arrl.al for Op meet =ding Mk Septcaor lot swr. 1.001 00000. mad deliTery, 7.211 mix TM arriral Isg west essprbs4 100 sok. from St. Prer.burt. LIS Iron Odra. rad 14 trom other plass—asl. 410 cask. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (1:11!8DAY.) The number of beasts is Isrge, bat the arer•ge quelity la by no means good ; consequently prim are not lower foe choioe descriptionr. The supply of sheep is again small, and prices are on the average better. Choicest lambs and calves ans in demand, but other qualities met with • dull rale. From °mammy and Holland there are 1,589 beasts, 8,160 sheep, and 176 agree. Scotland, 8.5 beasts; Ireland. 350; and 2,400 from the Northern and Midland Commie.. _ rer mos of P.M.. a O. a n. re Maceer PM. aO. a 4 Dont 8001.. Harakiri 4 8 0 10 Bat Dr a Ha* Shan-home 4 4 4 Spos 4 $ 5 • knoll quality bloats— 5 0 4 0 Da. de MOM Oalm 4 0 0 10 is t anevoi 480110 0 3 14P ......... 4 0 4 8 do. Bbora lane top •• ikil.re4. , 5 0 6 I 14zeb• 4 - 0 8 7 Pisa ate fll rrkat, 5.:16; Map W lambs. 27.5.10 ; 061,84. 30. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) kletens. Pattenden and Smith report that about 60 pockets of the new growth have arrived, that prices an at present quite nominal, tut that in about a fortnight they expect • Good supply at market. Duty, 260,0001. On Saturday the election auditor for Great Yar mouth published his return of the expenses incurred at the late contest for the repreoentation of that borough. The ex pendi,are of the successful ccirervetive candidate., Sir E. H. K. Leon, 11. P.. end Sir H. 1. Streoey, M.P., is stated to have been RO9l. 155.; while the diebnrormonte of Mestere. Watkin sod Young, thelanewoonefal liberate, are refereed at 6031. 17e. 64. Among the items which make up the liberal expenditure le 251. for reports of 'perches. AURORA BOREALIS.—EarIy this morning, between twelve and one, a most bnliiant display of the stove phe nomenon was observed extending (nom the western hetciephere to the north• west, north and north-east, and reaching to the tenth. The appearance in the wen was that of a hone fir% but in the north and north-east it was of • violet colour, and &elite of bight ef the same colour darted along the heave= with great brilliancy. This beautiful display larted for about an hour, and this gradually died away, leaving a serene and unclouded autumnal sky. THIt ACCIDENT ON THE TILBURY AND BOVTIIIIND Ittixway.—The inquiet on the body of Mr. Macros Hemet wan resumed on Saturday Mau World'otadTavert, Ttlboty., Capt. Tyler, It. E., government Inopector of railway.. raid ha had examined the broken axle and the line, and found the permanent way In good order. The accident occurred on a line of 17 10 chaise radius. The rail was elevated from 3 to 31 inches, sufficient for a Teed of about thirty miles en hoar. He had no doubt that the fracture of the axle, as the engine was ' , leg round the curve, was the cases of the alcident. If the engine bad run off the line before the fracture of the axle, the permanent way would have bee destroyed for a greater distaaos. The axle wee broken at both ends—ia the one cue close to the box of the wheel. and In the other can in the jeuraal. At both cads there was evidence of a previous partial fracture only about a third of Motile having been holding in the one cute before the last fracture, and but little or none in the other. The , driver in his opinion, could not have known of the Imogene He did not think the envied of the train was greater thea bed been stated-16 miles an hour—nadouneidered that there bed barn no excess of speed. The coroner then runitned up, sad and the bearing of the evidence went to show that the unfortunate event was the result of eccident. 1 - he jury found a verdict of "Accidental Death." SUICIDE IN A RAILWAY TRAIN.—An unfortunate man from Preston onamitted suicide in the vein toe at Blackpool at a quarter.past nine o'clock tin Saturday evening. It would appear that before resebing..Poeltma station, it was known by thaw in the carriage wait 'atter that he was almost in • state of ituensibility front the = w i g :tu f t: ma te among the carriages, bet wee lifted i 4 to the platform, and them, along with the crowd, which wee very con.iderable, k m a ns in t wa wa m i. ad t e .... his obtaining ika in a ing anu m m ed ; ic Y al e' id atra d. CireOnwar*ri"aleigno o al " B too la k ck tb rot e il m , n'ts:gm lu. felt j ten o'clock, by two gentlemen, who kindly earned him late the Railway Hotel opposite , and these he died almoet zoadtately 4„.. way nedurni.g.thaohoolurtottt4.ototbye. \ 1 '1 i !o. IF IT _ ii 11. I 1/ 11 4 lei Ili id Is ^% 4 . I 11. 1 1 ,1 11 a. ler