The Express. — London, England, 1859-10-04 00:00:00

- 3 - Lir.irirs LAND 6 00I377.—(12118 DAT) Pee abeam the twwitraleidi quiudygensua of tie maim se dr Caessradive Lied %day bad st the akerle Neehavelet, rim the 4 t,edhmL , o lira the labels. import el rl ial ece! .oehaeme dase 6 o l • • ; wille the rceeptetioa of the el the IS in Sumet7 e existence. It ,b,;„ee, null more ibis ordinary gratiflintion that sh . , (1.1.13151 it. lay bailors the altareladeleenths misly : i om quarterly report, containing the retina foe t o pet guru", sad the agitnigidc !tame for the amn ia yaw, ending the 30Th of September, 1859 thelc iscrte wean Mr. 25, l'e4B, the sham ia props 0 . 101, Aare. ciimpletied, 32 total, 1:3; receipt., I, 41 hlerin, .5, 1559, arms prearees, 6{, ,t r • . 30, total, 92, reeelpts, 12.701. 2a ltd. Um Is, 1429, sliste• in_pregeme, 1611. Awes anspleied, , • eali 1 90 . I P U S 19, OW. UN UM .is pt. 74 , s shone n,ms 13, Wiens °napless& 116; WWI, 496 ; tecelpts, s Ils. IL Teeth foe the yew; awes prorrew, . •heree «Papaw 214; tend, 711, rece ip ts , 49 , 02 21. 10d. Teesle 10 . llsw. SS. LW ' ,sc. 11.793; Awns weitpleftl, 1,1111; shwa Is wo• twat, 14,362. ost.. 1156,969/. Us. 7d. Grand wads le Michael- . • I' therm is proper, =B7; abates cow ;Eta, 2,SOG , Mud, 16,093; recelpb, 407,9731. 14e. 34. withdrawal* tram the lormatioa of the society, ma the pepmeaer. 1861, to the 30113 September, 1869, 'must ~, 90..4346e. a.. awl the total sale of lard dans( the above pee ito 27. 4 .117'. 2. Gt. The reeve of the 'iciness ef wire bee !allot . —Completed, 3,313, drawn, 2,9 N; sr rrty, 1.670; total, 7,681. Deduct Asti' oameised as own, e.. 0,670, usszerined rights, 2,411. The last .8... camber au the muter be emlority up to the an of September was 10,042, mid the last ohms maw .e. up he the tome dat• use ff.. 14,093. Is will he Ism hem tin cosh Matto.., that the Ism queries hes yielded the Weer resist during the mot iloserial yew, aid le also pease Om way quarter's receipt for the previous low, mars begibmber 30, 1836. it am merely the mom a csa "Midi prtkdary charectorbee the @sal queslow of Me yeas wdlsg is 1866, it r the mess' sweet ten leseinees which bee been reasseted ; amenicel eh. Immo/ of •Liat should be enpolleily mostlemol, the immesse Is the bored br the sseobil portions et lie Ward *warn rid the .elute semisey wised m psiesee bitldiq operstiona This lest mostiosed preemie, k tees. W reeelywi • 4m.s.y eheek by the Sam fit Ws Wadies trade.. bat thin ustsweed MIMI hen .to very wore, be pecerried meth kept, When is r end the lescestiripseed resetles Is the m ot a Wallis must pegi Imelda le the I tl= esteem enlisted through the misty. The mogeset be the made mad buss on use Weymouth mire bee ben ad de gibs base bens commeesel. The ap prove .4 the Rousg-hill armlet, *1044 met hats seen-rd 1110 eau.. et isnot obleses The appissebes to the Utd hingsreeed heft bin widesed, the IMINIIIOI by the Me el the • heed' sled the Sipe bite them motanally emell eewl. The gaieey's nude ere Y peed enter, sod it is .? spot the esiseeessein ken the lomese-rowil is de Michersd-reed as the epsur_ yenta of he memo =4Sy hawses have bra bat is dies Is the geed, the Prlseie-ned, the Blehnesd-esed, ad the 141•1141111-onnen. Keay el her hight hp In shirk Is savedes, ad the ognartles an sew to • pietas Mt , or to he or esti wilds esd Isesses, end wig barn name to esemptite has Ise the ereemair dros of verat i e d = to ono ars Wee sad Of Of the ma well me egad vane of the Roes& erre. as better ped es he dined hea the peeled wawa sagged Is, and deepest by, doDefines water revise es th e e . tees 6 hem M. se ill. 16 per peer em pleb sr hied ands Mi. de. 6. orb Is one teeters is. plea er 711. lea. .eel ware hit hr Ten el K pee eased sash. It tie deer. timbre, doe it ody Mins seeamesse biddies a dads. thoroughly lased-bill seted, earsod es be vs el the benehimmt hositelse n sad sae B ri ght. ltew plus. d the Wee Mailers aid Prestwick (ht... chaser) esteem have boss prepand by the nneyor, ant on saw petelhard. Ths naiad of he sew railroad atria Worroode ad Nodal • e Is. e the Leak at Una Mahar, Word@ as easy ad tepid anew to the esciety's rate to 6 hard Maher H e sal • awe plessrodee tas the Wes thilage papacy set toed be ford webs the nese. Os he Promote It mesh tha na ad demise have boa sessisted. The ousegive demaiitter lies had the pineeni a neesear tat they have dead Astbsey, sad Kerwebas Wurgesboy, Ise., ea ths two sedlesom 6 the annatio sad bedews arta, oh h all b. sembniesed et ter oral weedes sea De n• Grr. The emeddaese he the two eradteralin to be •ppmend by 6 rosbers at the nerd I=l rang In the Rev. W. O. Goaded/Id. sad Ms. The arm in gourds's. is their in idedargase dart, weetlesel het hey had odor geseedirstios the allotment of the Mashensas-perk ohner throats the the reglatear id dine. It wes the adoseles le aye se selhoiteed oeser bite the der of he deserial yew ell IWO; Ist verve saystlegioss hales he.. emend Use 6 derives of the w eehoe the been fare le die semobstes het it oddrah to dead kardsay ebb sr spores a p..oorty. The parser' of a mum Iwed diode the s aaittr the edvadie of ass IV seta terse schenes haw his. sesuroted for the eti dr geoperty. arid dr board wW duly deliberate as rids nick the Enna Ind perk asy be treed to the We dross. lee the alley. The Cosseraehe Lead lisday be. not often ce Its eighth yew: the eassetive soma gotta have awed thew appeossidehop le • east al d vim lisyleg selhag Ind is hip d anal vneddoo; lon balsa at the original hesselss essieseely • sasassisangis e the freehold boys., other model slew dose es Whir are ad 'expenses@ her hags arced a WI dam of he ccoaissaiiy. The osswellege leek beet .1 he vestiges et the awes post yore wllb sadism of the smid a tar acts by he asses ; end it or the of haft sod modes übsh hoe stabled the bead is rest tads le any ea W society's adore alb ark ham remits." ITS 11221X2. Yesterday the Casheesoe deelsred anoth er dist dad, in the week, of 4.. dean to the whole of the oprrati eels eat sonatina, en or**. and, es motel, 12a. skilled end fa. makilled te Mich of the awn who struck work at Messrs. Trollope's. las sweests mos divided was 1,2911. 41. roe/ 6 240 ass. The .monet was 371. kee the' Met paid may on the passions week, sad the recipients were fewer in mates by 214. Tie total amber of perinea wh., have . aid during the last lb/rowlocks,. h. recipients of the fund Ilipensed at the Paean' Arms a 736, .1 whom 21 droppsd on the fret of the tame weeks, 601 on the sowed, sad 214 ,r. the third. B slaunied I. the Medal remiss, abowfni the teaser in whit/ the mosey was distributed yesterday 2 s. d. Maims .. • • .. 410 82 Bricklayers .. .. . . 740 148 ' attestor. • . .. .. 1,923 384 1 I aster. . .. .• 138 27 1 l':asts 1 one .. • • 649 122 Woolwich abe a . . 176 10 ~,, to sewyeni .. 72 14 Lsboarers.—Ledge 1 .. 160 64 „ „ 2 .. 197 39 „ 3 .. 169 33 1 „ 4 .. 266 63 „ 6 .. 81 16 „ 6 .. 419 63 1 9. 99 7 .. 130 30 ~ a . . 32 6 „ 9 .. 319 63 1 ~ 10 .. 160 30 .. „ 11 6 .. .. „ 12 .. 22 4 8 „13 .. 9 116 Tr‘ll4e's ant .... .. 60 0 6,240 it,lol 4 0 Atom, tle 4 , 4146208 received yesterday at the Parked haw erre 100 L Ina. the Shim iglus' Society cd the port of' Lads% sad lOL hum the Liverpool elasteorm Mr. Aries, M.P. fer the Tower Maniacs, had aa inter- Teo yeetardsy with Mr. Potter. the emetery to the c , cl imes% se the Pack's' £,w, with the view to a nedtaitos, • Ncelt del est te eideeseeed, homes the mesewe aid ma. bat the sesirs. EPabl wish Weehrice arm A FIELD roa aroarriiaa.—TM lost number of W Owe.. /Medi el las sOuato sf the Trearb Academy whir • mime arid .trines rawmanicatio• hos M. de arreiww. 'mei ousel Bari, with Pipet to Um Oma has, al flaws la the inked at &atty.'s. Ho le • Nab bird wises I wirl , e for hlter the esatietwe of I. phi show tit, eia a• average, area Far day • dawaral by Ass arrobl. 'tames sad es lb. Masse liaapr, tai els staiwit the role wilier, seldie a . I report a ftwat• wicia dawy,e•nise• elf tide *hada, we y. MMO 64,1, elywr•ltem„, pew/am Oa groat 700 wasataktly 4ev , sod is • we& Wood which his waA.ha et warfare. Th e at eerier het 1., Ilia ••• Zaalra astatar&d vaaasinat at =tam gest " 0 0 4 . sae ..n ...nod arms the litaross ••• abaalesd M tit so wrier id •••• N.ea ear lbw% Ye'. aloft Ito &a aa yews am, aly•and 1. rillAty so 1141•4 0101 WOUM t . 44. aed. p"...tk a .1. land •twakird • wewider•hie pegadadm o r mi m eo ' tt'eir r. Iftlelllo4l er teepni, shah swam war tb• Straits si A..a.' M. d. C.M0•1••• rek..• r elVeligehiety in. 'w • ef the iniderty •/ there leassidabia Into; whial Whet II No.. b•••••• saabableasd y ebb swerdk• et lager e ?arty at day ises bad lead a oat el villager 4 .4 wird ; bead al *en swam S. girt then, and, 4 et • deerwias rarnaaare, totted t 2,) (the lebn i..4, Wig*. Alameggh • matildirrali wear oia • wird re *wry stra'a bad, dr rem 4 ate a ,, t rust sad la maw gala ma they saslopt to del 11.....44•• alma atartbsod. Nv.ts.ta Amman. To A Hour.—On Salt.- c. • 0 .4.4.nt• arm Ur papal et Mr. Coady, Maws's •.•• bay May • abort porasy. sawow 1•14 a oat alas tb• *alas& gene a • play fat moor. •41 Iww andsnaalsely osstbataaaed low •'• yl head ankle' ytairt • lays sr.**, see woo • rpm. M . aus laid that a favourite iv, which W ' , vie the evihist ••••puttos of the hiss, re quits 4 'v' Jim at the lam.—diedetirwe Jownsal. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4, 1859. 81:14BB L182&.-Z2lB D 4). Two o'Caooi. The railway share market to-d though very inactive, is better. London and North Western, Great Western, Midland, and Lancashire and Yorkshire stock, have advanced 1 to 1 per cent.; so that the decline which took place late yester day afternoon has been recovered. London and North Western stock is now quoted 93; to 94; Great Western, 631 to #; Midland, 1061 to 1; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 96 to ; Loudon and South Western, 94 to ; Great Northern, 102 to 103; York and North Midland, 72 to • and Eastern Counties, 55/ to 661. Lombarclo-Venetian Railway shares are rather better, at 21 to 21 prem., ex int. The securities of the Grand Trunk of Canada are fairly supported ,at the late advance. Great Luxembourg and Great Western of Canada railway shares are also steady, but little business is gang forward in this department. 111DINLZY BHAIaa AND MVOs aim' move n. I y uk :::= I ....-"tit 1 1,..%,......z. i a rll 1! ! N SaIIeANNOINIANId.C.. )INamil 13 - eggibet. 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A " la VIOLOe.I4, .....iiis JIM NW": Alh OA ODAILAILIIOI4 IN 1 1 3 Iii 11l Ilr :0 1 1111 11. 101 1001 i 110. ItO Ili 110 lei 1 in I al , Do irrr Moolicilos L001L,1144.4 LamooL IDYL • r▪ t. a l ko fa . a o INA FIZZ iiirarr DL • ILLILIti - ito D D a w fore - loft L Weems Joao forth roreligro grid. 11' 4 161;i, Wr= 611110111 Oboiiii sieraft:iiii4Tra arm. W be- COY Vale at aft Tkocols BMW k "bake MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. (THIS DAY.) (Before the Areisteat-Jedp.) TIE ..I.Tt RP tNCIII %T. 0Z0R01 . % IX IRS EAST.- _ THE gATEEN e. PETERSEN. An apphea.ion was tank rile roorn'tig by Mr. Sleigh, to 'Warp the rccogatereas in this case entsl the a:tartans, ea the ground that there had not been 'efficient time Aare the comm.tal to get out the depositions, end to prepare the Jodi went. Mr. Metcalfe (or the defendant rid he could not semi to th.. ; the defendant had bcen bound over to meet any indictment which might be preferred againat him et this eessione; he would appiar according to his recog nisance, and he (Mr. Molester) thought that without the defendant's roneent the court would not make the order. The Awdetant -Judge required an sflidaCt, which waa made by the attorney for the proes•ttfos, and his lordship then ordered the rec noises:es to be enlarged until the next ero sions, stating that he thought &efficient reason had been shown for his taking that course without prejudicing the fate sets of any of the parties con, ..rned. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. A TOrTIIFUL 111.110LAIL . . .se s, a niiid •ailst:Olili;oling boy, about 16 rims of age, was charged with being in poseinion of a oost wlettom being able to give a satlsfamoz account of it. C. Brown, potion-constable 664, that about 8 o'clock this morning he was in Fathead-lane, when he mw the prisoner with a coed cm Ida area aster a codes-shop, and matchsd his. He triad to roll the coat to a low, bat whales Vint up to him. end inguiried when ha had got k from. Hs said ha had bought it, about dm weak, ems, al a man at Wosilidel, bin witness, not belie,- kag Stateladet, salmi h ft ha Maw what was la tho paha& He replant " Ye., to.. woo a pions of string that, land ant was all." As Mame llama lass other small articles I In ths:gocksta, Its considered We secant he be sametbfeetogy, and Wei the pawnor eeeNdy. Ow eeireldag him et the reties, where (soil ca his a poele*besk, in which we/ the same and address of a perm Whig at Woolwich, who winger had so doubt We. the mew of the mat as well as al the pocket. book. The primer then saki, " I may as well till you all stoat It. I brake tato a home at Woolwich thla mousing, and stoke ii ken there." Afterwarda he " 1 may as wen Sal you that I am concerned is e o : n a w be t jar of the re eat. There was a burglary Is Whlteelaga eh Wodaanday night; mad I was smasumad ill that. I was the ono as got tato the haw.' Pallaircesmahle 114 H said—The Boys' &loge la Com • tesrelel-areel, Whiteehapel, vas broken into onVedardsy siths, sod about 104 worth at goods were moles. I was on My_ be the nisighbourhsod sod row the prisoner and two ether bop with bear maw their ann., and rao attar theme but day aged letes seme savoy mute and all got away. The yelezner demi et with his handle, but one of tie afar Wye dropped Ms. I picked it op. The patere roes reneeded le give the police as oppor tunity of catelting W onelbdiestes. SOUTHWARK. ATTIM TT ID It - ICI DA AT IlLACITILIASS•11111110/1. Cherletts Monarty, • dessat-looklag young wessan, was breaght hikes Itr. bird with attempting to man sitseide st Bladdrisws lilr. Parer ROOMS OM OM rehiring Mimes of the &wend Udese. add OM= might he wee Moshe par ever lhaddrlesschrldige hem die side. whoa be heed edge Ise help, sad es bean ss the ape*, hem whams he eseedi come, be wedged the petters on Um pampa el tbe mead new sadeseesaleg ell 'die meld to plunge lass the ,rlver het wee bold lea by • female who we nearly ealmetted. Mese seaddireble trouble he socossied is palling Pm over , sal this be gaw• her into cust o dy. Bb. WMa Met Ai wow illemnsined to comsat suicide. Mr. GaAs asked her what she led to my in sneerer to the chair t The pneener (intim) mid eat ale was estmeeely sorry. ustii lowly Mae • cask la • empoomble family at town. sad eatortimetob die Memo acquainted wish • soldier. A fart** lest Swaim she west out sa usual to go to chord. when the osidles mat but sad seduced but. Sinop the she W his. esbesmd et retandog, sod fselin each reessne Or berhistempri from the paths of virtas she deasslasdto mama Weide. Mr. Combs odd As w adding guilt to guilt, and was liable to wen pwaisiument for attempting elf murder. The prfourt said do knew she was wicked, b a t what was eims sae chew dipolar beoirlevide. lend( ! She wash' not disgrace _ _ Mr. Combs nail her useo Meadow ant to Rom weeeisr-lebe Geol, eine AM woad have dee attesdasce of the chsplebe. I. the eessedeme the Aker tread maks moos Isquiries about bor. WORSHI P-BTRIET. 10 33333 IT 4 TINZILICIVEI/4 Barge Joke T "on., 31, a very nespectsble looking perm, diessibed as a tharkeeper wee charged before Mr. Viyhearre, with dealing sorsa adver spoons and wearing EVAvalue 64, the property el Chem Parker, • guard on h Laicism }Wive,. This ens exhibited much ingratitude on the parte( tin .tweed. He had lodged with the prwiecutor, sad hash se asmisilated is every poodhls way walk Issas el missy, do. Os Its deseropeC and to. property raesslosed was Air* idesewnede amt ladwsweden was Ova to the MYw, sad k was senertsined dot b was la Yost. Theme 141114111, swporkosailsed of the Kent reseastiedary, said that the rheum wee Saha Wan the mgietraoss of Kist, for ssimptlag to oblate maw mks isles pretences. Wilson 'miliaria/ him there at des seatinden of the awn which was dicidisd fa lets lawnor. H. ..shied this rots- Miry, and , identified the beam Ids Wad as Wang *to him. ear el the wearing apparel was diseovared at C115t4414, the apneas at Bow. Henry Notisy, shapcsaa to Masers. Crawley, pawnbrokers of Bow, proved that doe spoons were pledged ia the name of Gorge Palter (prosecutor's own mama,) on the 28th ult. the ray day taw wets moles ; they were waked with the initial G. P., sad IL 2.. wee lent spot theca. Primmer molly said—All this is correct I burnt the do plicate. I bare tvery desire to mats restitution but do set poetess C the moans, so rot throw thyself on the weeny ths ourt. Itentaded for trial. WAN DIiWORTH. PritAilleVLATl NO ADVIILTISERJ. lAcendia Wahiawa, aged 66 years, who diecribsd Ward( as travelling meat to Banta Helena, was Voogd ia the dock before h r. lolikeid, charged with causing an otetruc tam la the public streets by sa advertising vehicle. is wee !Unbar charged with teing Pellee-ooestable Cuban', of the V Division, said that shoat • quarter to 8 o'cick on Mond.y sight he saw, in Love-lase. Wadsworth, • four-wheel truck upon wbiob wee exhibited • large advertising placard. It war standing about t uct he road, to tee danger of the publi c , sa d owed aa obstrion. Mr. Ingham—Where la the vehicle? The cceetable—You can see it iron the whetow of the wart. Kr. Ingham-06, I sae : hoffmaies entertainment; sad Is=all eons of colours. ble—lies, att. 1 went up to the prlnmer and egad kite far has addles., and he refused to lave it. Hs said he lived sometimes et Richmond, sometimes at Hampton Coast, and other places. I then brought brut muds the silo'... Us wee drunk. -- iifr7ingT:.=icii,t;ave yen anything to say ? The prtsoater —I will only ray a leer words. I was manly inquiring of ths ;trotter as to the posting of ihs bills, and lilt the vehicle to ebage of the boy who was the driver. was not tilers more than two minutia. The sonatab4-1 aaw it wending several mantas, first la ons part of the road and that in another. Mr. 1 agtuain —What do you nay to Wag drunk The grwoawr—Well, I shoold bka to hays that aactrtaised. Isrpost Blaachrird-1 took the charm and lea wee de draak. Whoa I asked ha noon, ha told ma it was Bros Hamm. (L hear.) Mr. Inglis--1 &mg Ilse you 6a. You cannot ha allowed to go about thee' large towels in the metropolis with sad 'eclair as frights" the ►ones, It was all very wall 641 talks oat of lowa. :jb; praowor alwaid Bk. to k.ow whether 1 might am a paatal east 1 , Mr. Imams—TM law prohibits you having say placard, wales, or advaraanowe spa co:A./gra, horaabeek, or as kw. Y...a are liable to a praohydado., sad 1 tiara aely Arad pa 5... epos jour iorwastarag taloavo dianct at The oury was Pad, GM Us Warm inusedialaly the wan wits h. adoloalial DEATH or THI POlll2ll/1111111 or LY.EO , .—Wit repel so •aaounos ties Asa* Aar a short Mame of It,. Jarmo Aaleeson. l'ostmeaser d MIO eastral omen, Lissom at the age of 70. Mr. Andersen ssemd the terries is 1007, at whim. time Mr. Rhodes waspatmaster, sad atter dlirobarg- beg she serial Meal, he he MEd is gads as esuilitiehmest as that of Ms Lewis powt-tiMom he greduilly ems the am.. demos af theme den ham sad Is OA course of years at- Mud the Mohan permiss is ft. For many years ha wassail( dark t o jge. Tem*, who errreedoi Mr. Rhoden eel as thy I deas\ ed Hr. Us*, he eustissad to hold the rim once Ilis. Tampa. Oa Um death of that lady he was appointed pastrami, lie apgriatimat dating UN 7th o f N..vember, Mr. /Wanes wee at all times a faith ful sad amino arms; MI he disrhargei the Auditor t.isetlema of Useless as peetatamer with • degree of WM ligrnai, artmatty. sad lam= which excited the feral dhie frilaw•townmeas, sad redraw' him to then .r7rwrltem hi arm Ws mom Minuets custar6 not withstanding his relvisicad age, ha attended to his data, with past peantsehty serif • fortnight ago this *miss, whew lie amid Immo aawall, and was sew able to Wars. He had • strulim and wiihis lb. last kw day. 'unpins@ us the head opposed. sad all hopes at Ids recovery ems abler dismid. H. tepidly grew worm. sad died at his mildews. lil o .l-plime, as Sunder night. His ',minas will be named Wo , rAti see Ciirestory . on Thursday morning. The Totem so; °soirees, is is tlu suds of the Posiniairer-Genaral.— /emir y. A 310 T ON A 821AN209. The New York Herold of Sept. 16 mays " Yesterday affirm= a disgraceful riot took place on board the stemmata/ Yore Taylor, one of the tugs employed to take passengers and baggage on board the Oalwey steam ship Jame. Tb. particulars are as follows :—Nearly 340 perilous by some mama got on board the stemma Jason whilst she lay in the stream, moat of whom, it is supposed, were there to see their friends off and take a final leave of than; others, the sequel sheers, were there for no pasee• shle purpose. Amongst this clams wore a number of drunks* toadies, all of whom pugged from the steamer Jason to the eteamtug Moses Taylor. When the tag out off front the Jason below Staten Island, the captain of the tag said to them that he was not going to New York, but would take them all up to the city upon the payment of a small sum, and if they would not consent to that he most land them at Fort Elandltes, where they could take the car, as that was as far es he intended to go. AU of the respectable portion of those on Lard acquiesced in that arrangement and were going to pay, when • number of 1 the drunken rowdies declared that they would not pay, sad I that It would be the death of any who did, acciartair that they would throw the captain overboard if be did not take them up to New York. The captain took no notice of their threats, but placed the steaming along the wharf at Fort Hamilton. The rowdies immediately took charge of the boat and prevented the pommigers from landing, when • bloody scene took pleas, szoelling the " Plug Ugh.." and " States Hose" of Baltimore fame. Ooe man seised an sae and struck the captain on the arm—it is feared he broke IL The ruffian was not content with this, but struck the captain again over the head and laid it open i he fell insensible upon the upper deck, but the savages had not done enough yet to satisfy their fiendish lusts. One of their number seized the captain and threw him down from the upper to the main cloak, sad thin jun. ptd upon him. Another squad attacked the engineer and beat him severely. Still not satis fi ed with what they bad done, they took saes and handspikes and broke everything that they could leach, causing great consternation among the passengers. The pilot bonne was completely demolished, and the small boat was cut to phese—ln feet, they mads a wreck of the tag. The malicious week did not end here. When they got ea board the Woe ems they related to y their Isre. One sees stood ever the driver with • bo ttle In hie I head, end swan that be would knock him oat of his seat if be eared te my • word es ask any of them for their fare. Fasetyr the asses We se the captain, the driver brought this dlairesefel set of drunks* rowdies to the city, where they are aoss_rowtias about Me beast. in the forest seeking their p ter cou ersis a all mosped without Wary, as far as our reporld tvg." SHOCKING OCCUININCE AT BILVIIOHAM. Under this heading we stated yesterday that a man named Dutton was stabbed early on Saturday morning, while Mewled intoxication,and died shortly after,and that St the same time • woman's throat was cut sio fearfully that her We was despaired of. to yesterday no clue bad been obtained by which to trace the party or partite who perpe trated the outrage. Dutton was a young man, nearly twenty-four years of age, and has for sometime past worked as a tube-maker, at the coin and tube manufactory of Masers. Ralph Heaton and Co., in Bath-street. His father dying • few years back, the pang man, who was unmarried, of steady and industrious habits, has been mainly latera -1 mental in supporting his widowed mother, and up to the time of his death melded with her in Belmont-row. Of the woman little is known. It would appear, however, from her that she belongs to the lowest clam anxiety. Dutton and she were found lying near each other, does sot seem that she had any acquaintance with, or had ems spoken to him. Basely on Friday afternoon the de ceased ememenced drinking in company with • fellow-work. man sawed Slick, and, it being fen time, the two men strolled together through the fair. About three o'clock on Saturday morning two women were sees fighting near the Bell tea, Dutton and others being near the spot. Suddenly • my wee raised that one of the women had had her threat net. • gnawsl uproar prevailed, and in the midst of it Dutton was found lying on the pavement with his head sad shoulders against the wall of a house, while a men was in the set of kicking him violently. His companion Blink rushed forward to rescue him, whereupon the sesailant immediately decamped, and Dutton, who wee bleeding profusely, was conveyed, together with the injured woman, to the surgery of Mr. Rano, where he expired. The wound of the female was sewn up. On her way to the hospital the stated that she knew who hod perpetrated the outrage, bat positively refused to disclose the name, and she stall perigee in keeping it secret. In Dutton's left groin wee lased • punctured wound about an inch in length and See feeble and • half in depth, and his shirt end trouser@ wen saturated with blood. On searching the spot where the tragedy wee enacted a police constable found a amen pocket knife. It is a black-handled Instrument, about i tlignohes enda half In length, and hes two blad es , th e about two inches in length end half an inch in wid nod the earlier • pen blade about an Inch and three la length. The larger blade's bent, and both bet whether the Seim me of blood not due not clearly appear. It la probable the Nab Datton's groin was Inflicted wi the Wier blade; it is suck • wound as might have been inflicted with such • knife, but It Is extremely doubtful whether a large knife or even • small dirk was not employed. A singular fact is that the knife when found wee closed. The same or even greater doubt also exists with re spect to the wound in the woman's neck. The knife found might certainly have inflicted such • wound, but, coneidering the length of the iodates, it is somewhat improbable. To balm a wound two inches la length with so abort a blade would almost indicates passiveness on the part of the woman altogether at variance with the dream/names under which She 1.001•11 d It. The whole affair is at percent involved In mystery. In the woman's case something is mentioned about jealousy on the part of a man with whom she is connected. Bupposiag this to have existed, Dunce might have been attacked in mistake, sad his assassin might she have perpetrated the outrage on the woman. The latter gave the same of Fanny Bird, bat her teal name is Ann Comdex" sad she also as about 24 years of age. She still lisp at the General Hospital in • dan gerous state. SHOCKING SOlClDE.—Yesterday morning Mr. Wakley reasimal Information of the death of Mr. John Hicks, wbo resided at 6, Sooth-cresomat, Bedford-square, and who amansisted agf-destruction. The unfortunate gentle sum was a merger of the legal profession, and for some time had been suffering under nervous debility. Oa Saturday • report of Unarms was heard. On the immure repairing to Ina bedroom they found him lying on the ground weltering in a pool of blood, with bis bead nearly blown from bi• body, and the finger of the right hand partially burnt. A Imo borm-pistol, which had been recently discharged, was lying within math. A ear gees was mat for, bat life wee extinct. FIUGHTFOL Daalw.—On Saturday Mr. JObll Epps, the of the Old Kent-road, was emporia- India( the. of a well in Skinner -street, when by some mischaaas It• MI down the aperture, • depth of 70 feet, having aa has crowbar in Dia hand. Be fell on the p o i n t e d sa ui *d, IlltiCil Wand his abdomen, and on being got oat he w a s catered tisoccuto CASE OS VITRIOL THROWINCL—A ebecting ocourvence took place on Tuesday evening last. In Rochiliesarest, Limerick, under circumstances horrifying to dwell upon. It appears that a young man named Duggan, who bee moved in rather a respectable epbere, and who bee been employer to a oonefiderable extent in the building trade, breed some lime ago a connection with a young woman oeseed ?reek whom father clothed on Weiner at a victualler. The puttee bad been either living together or visiting each other fur some time, and it is alleged with en ultimate view to matrimony. However tbie may be, it appears that on the evening above stated the young women invited Duggan to her lodgings to tea; and while at Ms the question of his and her reliance on it and it to warted wee rllre i r s e e d by reproaches and recelminatlooa, and exprowdoes of a decided determination on the tort of the young man sot to merry the young woman. The statement runs that the young woman proc. eded to a cupboard where there was • bottle of vitriol, the connote of which she poured into& bowl, sad threw it into the face of her unfortunate visitor, whom @offerings sad bottoms are deeerib , d as dreadful. The con sequence. were fearful. The upper portion of the head has been greatly injured, one of the eyes has auff-red so meek that there are alleged to be no hopes of its recovery, and la other respect,' the wretched young man is lying in • very prefriou. rate. The culprit le said to bare been arrested. A LAlteinG OCCURRENCE IN THE BOROUGH MARI( IBT.—As occum OM took place in York-place, Borough Market, an : Sunday evening, which has created much alum is the et, tatty. Toe house adjoining the Gioia Tavern and Market House in York-street, Borough, on the other side of which le a meant plot of ground, the site of a budding that has bean pulled down, arm occupied as a dairy for mate yaws, and was securcly ahead up. On Sunday morning the occupiers went out for a day'. pleasure, leaving a young girl in chem. She awes that she heard a cracking noire during the day, but written( ft proceeded from Me house next door she re it no maim el ft, bat moos after live o'clock the roof fell in with • terrific malt. Fortunately no pares woo poem at the liar, am much of the debris fell eateldri. The Vag sad gate of the building were well seemed gay shoves, otheredoe two livve at lewd most have base Pori& lid. THE EEPLOSION Or • OTEAM-ENGINI AT LEWES. —The jury slier a amber of bitting, to *sire into the deaths of the usfortunale penes killed by the expiation of as agricultural umcbize et Leer have returned the follow ing verdict :—'• That the deaths were ocesaimed by the ez• plosion of a ateenpeogine boiler, (sued by lite nos- ae l iOt of a safety valve; and that the maid sage" from aubesquent erannaatee hm been found to be of ishrior quality end construction, end out properly prepared sod easnilnad before it was Good. The jury feel it their duty to recommend that every petable swain engine should have as indicating pree inur- gauge ; and that the present ',stem of employing dulled IS Mg barn requires that ell persoa ao eyYsfvi shoal be properly ermined and medicated ; thee pedaled impales of ouch eosins. abould be mode by sorapeset . ' THE LATH 17.17)..0!, IN BIRMINGHAM, Fourteen of *see who perished by the sad occorreroe were buried le St. Mary's churceyerd as Sunday afterreoa ; from thirty to lefty theimiad pewee are sad to have bees gannet. METROPOLITAN FIZZ HOSPITAL ; DEVONSHIRE stwaitn, CITT.—Tee aggregate muster of vendee relieved dyes, rho warn ending October I was: Meaed, 662; ear deal, 339; total, 691; of white 319 were am mow ii sa 16 11 WI li di /2 1 1 1 . 1 11.. 4* 3I Am I 8 - 1 Ii e I I I e I e 1 LINES LIMED AT MAMA • ILI 174. I 1141IWATS 1 far i ro su con saW. sooar le I pa. • .II Illtrt4Osissa W. WO : l imtko; isrros. si .. lade Norsk 11•Wral N IS IL PIS Ord Gallows So .10a a Y.Walaral .41 4 1 4 IL 10 lso I 4 masa W.- US 11T W. WS :, vo am, _ do.. 113 DS IR a5 17114401W. J1.C.011 Ito 0141140111• DI . lOl 1.4 IS WI Colabator, Stow Vows. ka Ito IL Catcall &el II 17 111. NO Italllineolts&was.flooL Bo (hew lons., . 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MINCING-LANB.—(THIS DAY.) arGAe..—Tbe mute hes opened without spirit, and the public isles are peogreriag heavily. Refined dull; lump, . . . . Curren.—The public sales are ping off without showing any material alteration in prices. TEA.—This market remains stagnant, but we etnnot alter quotations. RICE has a steady appearance. Rt N—The demand continues limited. SALTPETRE remains quiet. Corrox.-300 bales burst, sold Std. to 6f 1. per lb. la other articles no materiel alteration. TALLOW PdAktAtri.—(THlS DAT.) The market ie steady. at the following priers —Petersburg T.C. ea the spot, 575. 9d. to Ws.; October to December, 675. ; ditto, mporetely, 68e. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Davies sad Co. report:—Prime meadow bay, 80e. to 70e.; superior ditto, 72e. to 80s. ; inferior ditto, 46e. to 65e.; lowa, 40e. to 605.; °lover old, We. to 100'.; ditto, mooed cut, 60s. to 90s. ; straw. 26e. to 30e. THE DISCOVEST OP COAL IN accord ' once with the arrangement made at the last meeting of the Hat Kent Natural History Society, the Rev. B. S. Malden sod Mr. A. B. Andrews visited Lydden yesterday for the pure ee of aseertahting the facts with reference to the alleged disoontry deal. It appears that the substratoe found Is In reality coal, though its occurrence in the position in which it lay is difficult to explain. The workmen engaged in executing Lydden tunnel found embedded in the chalk, at e t>retb tA 180 feet, • mar of coal weighing about 4 cwt. With the exception of this lump no other coal has been seen. In their walk through the tunnel the visitors saw moat numbers of flints in the chalk, and also veins of day and apparent faults in the formation, but where the coal was found there wee nothing of the kind. The chalk here was solid, without fault or Snare. The coal is bituminous, *something veins of ferruginous clay. Mr. Malden having applied a ICA it took fire in a short time. The visitors brought away a specimen, weighing about alba, +bleb Mr. Walker, the eub-cootractor, muse. oval, caused to be morn off, and which the East Kent Natural History• &clot) , will :present to the Canterbury Museum. The discovery dead under the eireumetautee 'described is, we behave, extremely u►aal.--lentiah Gaut ie. DitnYnnap..—TM. direase:haa appeared in Can terbary in a viralent farm. A [easily of children have thee swept away within the last few days, one child dying on Friday, sae an ilitarday, sad tb third on Sunday morning. Plifil.-111 LS lid I. Two o'CLooz. The funds to-day are rather firmer, and the trifling decline which took place yesterday has bees recovered. There is no revival of business what ever. The government broker has made his usual purchase of 6,0001. Consols. In the share markets inactivity continues to prevail, but prices are very firm. Several of the principal Bratsk railway stocks have advanced. The Three per Cent. Renton have improved per cent. at Paris this morning, the quotation being according to Mr. Renter's telegram, 69fr. 6.5 c. far the account. The scrip of the New Indian Loan is rather better at 101 to f. That of the Russian Loan remains quoted to i dis. Consols are officially marked 95} to for money, and 951 for the account. The present quotation is 951 to 1, both for money and the 11th Oct. The New' Indian Loan (stock) has been dealt is at 101; ditto scrip at 101 ; India Bonds, at 6s. dia. to par ; and Exeneqner Bills, at 26e. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet, and prices are steady. Peruvian Dollar Bond. are in demand, and are marked 82. Mexican Bonds are quoted 231 to ; the Old Turkish Six per Cents., 841 to 1; and the New, 691 to 701. Sales are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 102; Ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents. 1868, 941; Chili= Three per Cents., 78; Mexican Three per Cents. for account, 231, 231; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 831; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 82 (exchange 45.); Russian Five per Cents., 110 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 991 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 87 ; Spanish New Da ferred Three per Cents., for account, 34} ; Turkish Six per Cents., 83k, 841; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 102}; Venezuela One per Cents., 141. There wu a fair demand for money yesterday, partly in preparation for the bills maturing to-day (the 4th), but neither at the Bank nor at other esta blishment* does the amount of business appear to have been more than moderate. Few transactions take place below the Bank minimum. At Amsterdam and Vienna on SaturdaT there was an imp rovement of about per cent. to Austrian securities. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 130,0001. Australian, ex the Marco Polo, making • total of 317,0001. since the date of the last return. The Minister of Finance presented to the Dutch Chambers the budget for 1860 on the 26th Sep tember. Amongst other important items is the pro vision for a subsidy of 28,520,000 florins, or 2,376,0001. sterling, to be paid in instalments during six years, in promoting the system of railways in Holland, involving at the same time a guarantee of interest, on which the government expect to lose daring that period 6,277,0 florins, or 440,0001. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week • decrease of 1101. The srealytraflio return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, received yesterday, shows a de crease of 3661. The receipts of the Illinois Central Railway Com pany for the first half of September exhibit a de cided improvement, the traffic amounting to 125,000 dollars and the receipts from the land department to 32,000 dole. _ The fourth ordinary general meeting of the Bahia and San Francisco Railway Company is called for the 31st inst. The half-yearly guaranteed interest will be payable on the 14th inst. A general meeting of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company is called for the 26th October. A telegram received at Lloyd's from Lisbon, and purporting to give news from Pernambuco to the 13th September, is to the following effect:—" Boat with specie to Tyne sunk last evening; about 160,0001. lost." It is obvious that the amount is greatly overstated. The telegraph being now open as far es Malta, the Red Sea and India Telegraph Company have issued a revised moth The Committee of Lloyd's have received a commu nication, dated August 31, from their agent at Guayaquil to the following effect: __ . . Under data of the 17th lust I received an intimation from the governor of this province to the effect that, owing to the lengthened blockade of the &amorists porta by the Peruviaa naval forces, this government was compelled to dimontines the light on the island of Banta Clara, but that he would take the earliest opportunity of informing me of its existanse. so soon as the cause which produced its removal bad dia. appeared. . . The statistics of the sugar trade are thus noticed in the monthly circular of Messrs. Trueman and Rouse, issued yesterday : The imports during the past month have again boos wiry heavy, amounting to 55,000 tons, and the nook has inceund by 21,300 toes, it now amounting to 131,700 against 113,300 at the same period last year. The deliveries for home con sumption from the four principal pert, have amounted for the nine months to 295,200 tons, against 306,400 in 1848, being • similar deficiency to that which wu exhibited on the Ist of August. The Board of Trade tables state the quantity of raw sugar duty-paid In this United Kingdom In the eight months ending 31st August to ha', bean 315,745 taw, against 301,574 in the same period of 1858, showing an sum of same 14,000 tons; In the saws months ending 31st July the excess was 33,000 tons, ow that 19,000 tons of the anger on which duty waa paid in Jona and July in anticipation of an advent* was worked off in August, end at this rate in another month these official tables will spin be of nes as • criterion of the actual consumption of sugar in the country. As regards the future supply than cattennes to be may prospect of &ban dana. MONDAY EVINING. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 8511 to t for the 11th Oct., opened this morning at the same quo- tation, advanced to 95; buyeee, ,, fell to 951 "sellers," and closed at 96 9-16 to 11-16, or 96} " rather sellers." For money the last price wu 951 to 1. The government broker bought 5,0001. Con sole. The otficial business report is as follows Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, ; ditto for account (11th Oct.), 951, 1, • 30 Year. An nuities, expiring in January, 1880, 14 ; the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan (stock), 101 ; ditto scrip, 101, 101}; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1888, 95}; ditto, 1859, 951 ; India Bonds, par. The scrip of the New Indian Loan advanced is the morning to 101 to 1, and closed at 101, or 4 prem. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1858 were quoted 951 to ; those of 1859, 931 to 1 ; Judie Bonds, St. die. to par ; and Exchequer Bills, 235. to 265. prem. A moderate amount of business was done in the foreign stock market. Mexican Bond•, after being marked 231, closed at 23 to 1. Peruvian Three per Cents. were flat, owing to the completion of the half-year's purchases for account of the sinking fond. Buenos Ayres Bonds were more inquired for. Russian Scrip was marked 1 dis., and Peruvian Dollar Bonds, 80. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. were quoted 84 to 86; and the New, 691 to 70. Bank Shares to-day were steady, but very quiet. Union Bank of Australia were quoted slightly lower. Van Diemen'.. Land shares present a fresh advanos of 11. Royal Mail Steam shares were weaker, being marked 52. Red Sea Telegraph were dull, at to 1 prem. Commercial Dock stock was dealt in at 101, and London Dock at 671 and 661. The last issue of Victoria Government Bonds were firmer today, at 1081 to t, ex div. MINES-7HIB DAY: Two O'CLOCK. The mining market to-day is steady, There has been a fair amount of business in shares in East Wheal Russell, Great South Tolgus, Pendeen Con sole, East Basset, Hingston Downs, and North Robert. St. John del Rey Mining shares are inquired for, and are marked 11. Mariquita have been dealt is at 155., and English and Australian Copper at 13 and 11. An extraordinary vacating of shareholders in the Bad Konitaberg Native Silver Mining Company of Norway is called for the 10th jest.. to increase the capital from 60,0004 to 160,0001., and to tontine a contract for the purchase of the Anna Sophia Mining Dutrict of Norway. Tha Vale otTowy Mine sold Tooorday 61 tons of lead ors which realised an aggregate of 1113 i. 5.. ONDINAIIT =AIN AND ROOKS.