The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-22 00:00:00

,RA Pll.- ea to forward It Verily, W. erni Tim*pupil a elaselied d the Atlanta D, iestessry. I ATLANTIC mt Sth Wt. re boat naiad td the *ibis s a as =Aids's. • at a distance aside, bet the d awn portico si toiled oohed I bee bees ma d out. I would oh be earefolly R order to obtain the dealt. ea t alleviate 22 per hot Jo in &allow ale, place above g of the cabia, am oat gives tin bz• far wiry *Arlin( son VsUeda mai dect of sufficient iadoimos ud oneawilwatly re/Imila are stal wed will .liortly Unity pa°, by ▪ lo to .t lout rnbably mein. • tan miles, sad drag 130 ogle cd noeivoi Amos the leme that It la It JO. banner, • probably Wig laded to probe* tea tau, IS sat fault, tho lad to tethmaieall kotadlead. - olattia I as of Agooolousoo bo ace of 'boat 540 mt as what wow eats ; t►ey wn► lualwalawa : al, coriotiag d the current en- rent entering al. 'e to the etrth, 6 'id the current Lb to earth, 4.4 • nearer Le t►e • rod. O LAM and of the int aware), low- r*ti• et ralridatics, at !be other. > .: , :: 6 „ Agsameseca sod • sal bolas dir ert►, 161 prim earls( mai% psis ; & Age &awing eat at tag Kesidonabk Gash Ur cable le so walk Uri 4 meow um nd Wag rail of thii -- Gila low the Medd§ sower! at car. i of amble elms laceeted 2 oe 2.11 " 4,1 % le. tha iol to a 1,000 a about MO alba board the Agri. tidal to. Amid I hi', b., CM . •on 500 AIM I altogetbm rt earnests hoes seesislos, sd se coblo wadi to the cable • et made a eihrhi reach the wire: elect. of ma wain,. I ledoetins was wire, the skier nulling the baba %t to boar on the e, and allowing at of the tea burn• • bola Is I inch in length, u. the auzlana els theca are it re is very grad vs. is Me mall le lamalslam WS mantas cervara nty Linwood. that bows the cable, id gY, ad Interaatioaa l War. mot ial Marta wtbo about ow :ortaktro to mobs *rains tbs noel to carry I the so perbb. two data 6a• Utmost% fn." TIE £471 FATAL FLU AT GI carME VIM— ALVO maw 1110 Teutedity eiterneen Kr. C. J. °Uttar. eerelitr kr 1 Wee leek Emma the loopier it ohs Mobs Twin, Omen nitlie le the kW be (Fisch took pion cm the p of lir. arpr, eon (bloodier, Royal-WA Orteseith. at *swank* d Obi Mk hid. Kr. *gis t _eslisitsr, et Bi Chambers, loworks stlorisl to MIA tits a s to w we et Kr. Um andosoposird parnohies le ommoombe the winewee. Tin Cennor—Ten re garketly won ON lids is • met Imply only ;it le ass • ewe of seereelen, tad INS ad ism* so men • mid I give waft ewe peeve. Al roma ow perm I MN* wooneL I doeli lemur la the wed awe to ouresine willows es to the Mirk et the alotrepht bet obell etior no nopoilment to • kg invent ions& hilowleg resume weee thet mewing : limbed Mier, s• engtneer is the morons og the Thank goo Goem dement be onwniall K= panne saw the end toned tbet the min tog ihe been me area en lA. The beeille s = teg bed been leis egad we lonni ewer pt the nine. • Jeerers— Mr. tired Me edema OW le tweed the it roo allisis a bawl he want le bog. Ks. Cowell, 01 Deglibed. woe eeinitel. and etentted won at her bare imooreen own- Fle&tionw.lb es :tho g ractet Kt. . 1 asporiter dhielos, pre and • d awe be hog bend at the how of tho hot whom. wee Owed in • wow to s s his kereeties. ne an ihe peeder eq = inters went to the bei id Kn. Cask te man nopeeting • wiltberdeolt kkagki a bee teedier, Mr. mol 'Ali bed tees gem hum ble on doe Were the bra Kee. Get gelded howls( ;70•Trei r the ask. bet, en bang peweed. wt she hod gm is. eat led ghee the irk to be amt deer neigh bour a ale core Whom .need the puma Mewed to, lobo wee to bet, tad .blued tithe Auk. A 'mg .en aria Ms Ab pu bott,nirtp In the bore of Kis. Coil, yes szeininel at eves bag* mil widen* mai mai ikon gnsogene. He .finked ON be bed, st Ks retro et Mr. =epee, Plaloysd elute peglor-uolehi Nero ben Rt. ikpre's bore to Degolord two day. previous to the be. Ho wee pant m Kra Coil. Weft an the Kooky knowleg doe be, vim the dela open the X. Pb, lowasesoe Colecie• en& opt • lam bid boos noshed troop Mr. hilwright, Letrishre.resdi, odisrtec to make oat ohs ao, sad this was does to Ohs proosaos of whales sad Mr. Roper, who Assn* to Yr. Alterlske *at whoa ntootod the roomy en Inventory was mole eat. By tha Ocassasr-1 haw that hams ems mired as tba W dor payarty, madalhas a pt w ire,, nian. wire h bad bass valawasi ken Mr. Ks sad IPINO that tins `Mrs. amain bow& 1 - a Dinka at Kass Skin; rid d aid balm aid is waa Mr. Gawp •11= L ap pay graisar v , ". : Lawashain-sowl, Orasowlsb, proved mu • alai= for Kr. Raw ars Kw Kant Ilia Issarissaa . Ka acrd the various Shwa af firadtaris, is, at Na Ahead= at Mr. Rope., who was asalsied by the wham Mika. • sap, at this ark lm was kw prolased, sad this amount of ham was laid at 483/ , twosome ad Kegto trade, Ox fam. sad ihraitaas baring base allseasd at Priam' last tar 3001. Rhea Cowell, aster to Mrs. Roper, deposed she visited Mr. Roper's home on the Saturday night prevkats to the site in company with Mr. Abbott. On leattlag they took nothing away with them. The Coroner —Why Abbott told the jury that on leering the house be took three trays with him. Witesse—He most ham been inbtaken. Knew Mr. Roper's female servant. On the evening of the Saturday previews to the ire she brought a wrttiwg dsek to my methsv's house. On the Wednesday and Thonda ens Mr. Roper's shop-boy brought two boxes tilled with china. Two reodermenr lamps and other ankles were a/so brought lees Mr. Roper's home. AU them articles were laced in the frost room Last night for the inspector of pollee M take an inventory. By Mr. legl•--/ hem beard my brother-In-law, Mr. Roper, say that be Med Ist his bruises% and had a deposit, and hs erlahed my mother to take care of appo r tion did' furniture, which he was afraid might be broken by moving; 111;.'ingle said he proposed to call Mr. Roper, who was able to explain the whole matter. The C.roner —1 must repeat that no person Is at pretend wand. 1 shall not object to the examination of Mr. Boon. Mr. lash—it la true that no person is accused at pre set. But we Inlaw what the effect of this inquiry is. We cannot avoid resting this evidence in the public papers. Mr. Richard Roper wee thee examined by Mr. Ingle, and depeet —Ka had itetreerd Mr. Sainsbury, • house *gent in limbic, to dispose of his banana, which had been at. vertnal without moors. On the Tuesday previous to the dm • man, who had the aro. tranoe of • farm b.. 44 railed sad inspected the ornate's, and witness asked 160 i. for the goodwill and litter's. Ultimately • bargain wee wrack for 1304, sad it was "greed that the man should take peammisa of the Femme en Tuesday, the 14th last. which was the Teneday following the Qrs. No written agresourst was made, but witness asked the mac Ibr • de posit, sad be replied that be was in London an business, when be bawd that the shop was to be digosed of, and thought be would come down and inspect it The lass this gave wllnew Iwo sovereigns, as aa amearanoe of good Mat, sad said that he would come and pay the revaarder as Mon day sr Tardy. li e did not give witness his man or deem. Tireoarense—And whim you marred Use tere sovereign@ did yes sot give tarn a reaript. Do you moss Is my ULM you did set sourtsis his same as ail ? Md sot, es 114 sot look spas dee two oommilirso es a &raft. The +lmre Imo the atmiaed relative to making oat hie deka ns the ismnace compasy, sad mated that he gave Mr. Alloright a hot of the articles which were entered is the in vestory whom the funks,* was issued. He admitted mmonse a quostity of harsitare a few days biota the fire. Mr. Ise@ applied for as adjoarsmost of the Noe, se he hod entrusts to call who would amerlally alter As prestet aspect. Tho Lemeat wee adjmused at • late boar. LONDON GENERAL PORTERIf BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION. About • year ago • movement was set on foot for the mpg« stablithias • bentholeat moiety tor the berth of tide asasersia sad worthy bat sot epaleth body of an Is Ifelweery lea • meadetam asa tanalei by 1,10 pesters est serspett. wee held at th• mast the pone, if Mr. en v Mon (el the Te llim al 4 Omen& ad Mean et llettesbneaye, en as mean wi. at leis wee elsolel. The leg at mambos MU in annmneed, sad the liat ensely wenn& many MI newas. Irown“, then we aboth MAO poem wheill•Oldielb• halo the wise at the eiseliseje ithentheas M wl■ be MU 410 there et se asp , . Mid far lb aliallisa; and It Is blunlei se bail • MISS of newthp la hares pore of lentlee he the wives of eaplethlay tY AMY to the pubis. Om et Man ancieme trek nue I.at might et the PitSisk Charles. street, thchrisletith Mr. F. h fed Ohs boas of Meths Dark Friday - alleeta ha the ski. A *amber of spathe sem dithered L /maw pawl, sad f tLr it thq Girl)bw "Zurg Is l theet spine at stalf-rril y aose aeM laimandissam the asses from Ilia propped= A styli is lbe WAN name the ten Muse el the Immllstin. The Mien el the asennalas an le prank eni peat gnaw le Mee or mememently MeelM pien s to manimme, in le *dr numnbene nine awl *Urn All pilmaner tmeespere In banns benta, asem emenmedel enehlignmee newelly. whether sheeit Meth nab the Minn ain Inas Irma. Gamed /*a.m... mo me& ***** aem , two without awed sme the lat of Jeneary. Mee; dm nen An me yens gal be einlned wham sods NI tams The emenn el slid eMniei wil IM pm wok. A embennenet k per smut en ethane a wake; with the privilege at the woke at all dea ths elseadlthas, sad nee ednienel en foe each 5.. an embed. fth swabs .41 be eallial Is becathe • audible with he the bawd en the emesdillen tams yam" A easehlth wee wind be Ow nein of thy y memenha It the west ; end a voe• of drab to the thalami othdalsl the thetheen et the imealasr. We ththees em dl the that ISMS eseetiog will bs held cs Friday sat, at the bas DW, Doswell-street. INCEEDInIT FIRE, NEAR %Lira I.—A fire of to alarming i . barectior occurred on Bun.lay ovoning, at the velar of Wade!, .brat two mile. from Halifax, and MO front Streertry-bridge. The barn attached to the farm of Mr. Henry Hargreaves. of Whits/charm-hill, wee burnt to the gronnd, ooneeloaleg re loss of a large rantity of by and rain. togethe r with f our flu cows. Prom what rut be reertelead it appears dear rat the fire re the work of ea honeadiary. Mr. Harem, Mr the premiere apparently sale at aloe o'clock, whoa be re- NM to hie hones adjaasat. About mialght be was alarmed by kb wife, who dieser the the by tba malls{ noise it made. He eedieveered teepee the hoer ef the bate or metal, but arid set, keen= of es eleftetelea within. He then obtained tbe awelehree of gem neigh bouring freer but the hem bad became leo set the premier were deeteyed. Cht IISON/k/a•ff 15 5. sito wartg. nee of the ogee wee head tyleet deed baled the mists! door, it. bead and terepeete beim NeFrany reeetat. Three others were °Wed wftbia re herbs. The four rows ware raked at about 661., the week of beyond erg so 160/ , and the banding at from 1601. to 1001. We here ant bard that the ermine are luored.—Mearededer 011114111/1. TIII CIITITAL PALACE AND THE MOON.—The Maas at that actrustaire would betWas:l7l:ebarv;e7t awn le the es evseleg dieplav of the fouftlas attracted awawase empty to the Palen weeewbst hew Is the dime= thaw weeel, but they twee fleewed r dbeeppelee two ; ar, lbw* Ye tausbiee dr vans, Übe wage put ibereeleal Wow Wee bee wee hem eneellel t east we nweawamaat et hie appwassee, ebeiwitaly Newel he %he pew la the esteradeeteet, rewelabq abeewel keva tM NNW or, b 7 a am! thyoughout the mobile due ‘,„„ o s o me . b a r warcely hed the lbewawde • erystal bobbies emeowl se airport theweelwe Am the silvery VOWS is the watery Deck* wiett kW peed dos THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1858. THE POLICE CAURIA.a (THIS DAT.) MANSION-HOUSB. Matilda Saga, s good-looking girl, 18 yaws of sow, was eberged baize the Lead Karr wider the following ear sessolmairs. &Oat ankh, 9. Halliworoloul, soid—Tho primmer la inutinagbior, I on any to ow. The osuginiont Yates Idondont lost night aim to bar hum whoa rasher "boom" old nohod her to treat her to • Nis dry of gla. it whom. to oonnply with her wi•bos, owl whisk As dolmint onmilini Iwo gam of glass worth Ith Feed lityar—Whet ad yea Weak the windows kw ? Ihindese—ithe imusd ate eat ate m% bemuse I had ao week =I odd met pry tempi. • sespseashlreesmil mum shaped Into the boa, sad aid that the dedmilma• was ta the habit at antionng the con phial* at rhaw elf IMday wed tight. The amplelment, in wawa in the amegistrate, stated the he hasher was in taw anelant lath at threatening her lila On bad OM to redid bee by every mains in hw power, bat all he as The Led = the delleadist ear • anhable edatonition, ardaseed te ems dirt Jena anitt u aeleeleme =7 1.1.4. ee ehargel with ideating head • wrshist a golimeeeeptathe• Wet. Themes, pdheyenesobt• Nl , MI that he taw the qisled • hmienehlef boa • reedineen'e pocket in i t ldNesa-sitam pwassig allarsass. elt On the ti I anteeptllhia yeller eeneleble, add— the fi et sew Awl • dlowei him beadel in BlitektrissemwL H. ma tee quiet hr se and arared, sad I lave set len him treat that time $l6 to-day. tided Cenehehle B 95, said the prisoner was en old Westminster He 1141 committed for three months with hard labour. BOW-BTBRET. PUCILIT-Plc[l:4o •T DitUT•LANC. • Canning-looking elderly man, named Wiliam T.ppuu, wee cherged with waling a watch, value 36 guineas, from a = isa amid Cams, at the pit entrance of Drury-lane Weeds Haim, psikemmtable P 170, depomd—l was ea ditty kat stabs at theme ewes deka, at the pit s tones of the thmis, and maw the primes is the crowd. As I Maw biat to be • bed ethemets semseled be wee there le pick market& I thimine watched like, sad maw him ge is le siptilesea sed sa !is Mad to his side near his path The weird big very gnat, I wee unable to me whether ha look earleisg bat seeently I saw him eseshig sad I einssied sometbing glitter*/ la his bead. I mad shed him what he had these P He made ao sews but Met to get away from me. After • had *rages I got it away Ms him, sod hand that it yes • gold watch. I told mother essieble, and then took the prisoner to the stalks -home. I them hand another watch sad part of s gold obala la his pellet, mid the re mainder of the chain wart food by the ether euestable in the purge where I took the prisoner. Mr. Percy Crum, the protestor, mid—l went lei night to Drury •lene Thema with my wife and another lady. The tams* was very crowded, sad I austled my arm behind the two ladies, to protect them from the rlrof the While I ma la that attitude a ponos prisoner, I think—standing near me, and etherved that he put his hand towards me in a roar, bat I did not From that he = likm aitything felt Fromm that ma. A few minutia afterwards I Weed pay watch, sad looked round for the man, but he wee gime. I sae to • policeman, who told me that a ma had Sea Wks with a gold watch in hie pommies. Aber min the Wits into the theatre ad obtaining plats he them, woo oat, end acoompieded • plisses to the Silks whim I saw the watch taken from isms by bat wi and id entified as pesety. the It pr bad b y mapped rier, off from the ch it my ain, the mind r ing being Mobs It is worth 35 guises. A pWmaa who Mended an behalf of Mr. Harries be... of the theatre, add be mugged to lakes the magis trate that this wee not by any mane the fi rst robbery of the kind that had mks piers la eonsequaos of the attrac tion of the performers, the minnow ware crowded every ht~sed oh. pichimilmis made the best of the °maim err tiara n ins Imentested him to express hie (Mr. Hanistm's) dein le mind say possible to the midi sad to ap be am beereased Mee apekes. His worship (Mimed that the dimities of the polloe wee oat of his province, bat he bed MO doubt the supsruitendent meld comply with Mr. ilmitcm's request. The inspector in steadeses undertook Si Mind to the muter. Tie - pimplier, wham called en for hls daises maid—l am guilty of baring it in niy pessaries, but I did sot take it. As it appeared that he lud been several times previously convicted, once at the tarlias. and as it was alleged that lae had bus transported (though be dialed than), be wee committed for trial. The wait& was returned to Ida. Crosse, ion eater being marked by the ceestable, wish • view to its htifloatioe on the trial. MARYLEBONK. MOMS ITSALIXO. Charlet Kasai, in the service of Kr. Eetds, a cabmaster, whom stabler are in Reeteare-ncewe, Hampstead-road, was *might up by Slocombs, 144 D, and placed at the bar hikes Kr. Broughton, charged with having stolen a horse, value SOL, the property of hie theeter. It ogrand horn the evidethe that the prisoner had held the sinellea of bereasenr to the prosecutor shoat three tenths, sad That oa the penbandsbt wire the rwasesan rstausd bees, Ars ea newest sin bona be aseestaluad art the Omar bed gen sway hoes the main with the widget was the subject of the prettat charge, 74Zpset sewn dela& in the evening. It was further shown that • seta anted Doweett, bring at °Atm wood, North Beek et. John's-wood had purchased the bons. He did sot, however, pay the money it the Both bet be it with the landlord of a thith bee said awartsin whether the home 1 11 I i s MOO the poessedat of the pilaw or alb He (primmer), throsab the sake meals= ot the other Soon* was lake tale Ads aseakig, boner on sod two ofelsok Ithesaypon carton took Moth rft±oly by earthiest afar ern; alai be resegebel as= damns wine be taw peanabor cleethirth alms hr raw tine mo. In St. Nasustoissa. Tlieits ieldby the reran le thee= be wsa that la boa& the sabal of • era sand Mews, residing ltahat this w Candor new, Tothabethoetwt- rood, but it turned out as him Tfisas, midi Val alias of the court, w.. Weedied by the poseeatee, sea the peleener wee comeitted for trial. IVEBiMINSTEIL. DZITZUCTION OP FLOWZYS IY aRKO/LN3 GARDENS. .driker We, a respectable-looking man, was charged with stealing count •of plants in Cremorne Gardena. Jun Wnitahrd, night porter, said that at half-past t waive hat sight he found the pamper Ding down la the oaks& linpleeing he wee drunk he shook him, when he sotispi sad began abusing him to • disgraceful manor, adding he welsh report him to Mr. Simpson, the proprisior. Daring the dlmartmace • ooserable arm np, end owing to • pesaliadty i tbs Mania's rammer, he wee searteed. sad • large aamlar e/ esetbia laud spin hi.. Camiehis Patter menial Um irmee, sad (mad as him ' • qesaft of antilop similar to mew lasdrada which bad bees en of Ism. He wee taken lie Mr. Simpson whim be admitted hairier stairs them best the beds. He was a prism/ sad bed lived with mat respectabl• prisons, sad be emesummara et Ida simians good character Kr. Sias=d - ber resald be drat Maim* with. sedge to Ms dm cm said that • Mead had treated lam tsar the gardens ; L Imams intoxicate( and did not know that ha was thaw any harm In cutting the pleats. Kr. Papaw said ha was first of all liable to be prcesoated es • ragas mad vagabond foe being in the gardens at that Yaw ilia madam was disgraceful and modem! worse by him, • primer, saying that be did not know there was any harm be mitring Moder plants. His should flue hint h., mid if a distress upon his goods would not realise that ameant, ha would be mat to prison for a month. Be then entered into km rwoognisancee to abide the result if • hearer warrant. Jade iris , ar i iii:drrty:ll7o;;;;thorenalter, raiding at 9, to Hilbstnet, Finabury, wee placed at the bee, beim Mr. yrwkitt, cherod with being drunk and erestiog a distarbaoce Ia ChirmtU-street, St. Lake's. Teheweenput Hauwy,ll 0, mid that yesterday ammo= le wee es duly in Cldemell-eerese. whore he saw • large ma, who aimed wry pelt ilightimed in tionsequnes of the pefeeemt heeler Um Urge pleilde ,with him, whisk he meentled re the gums by. He meet and asked the pri mmer whit he vented with the Oriole, when be replied that he would be fumed, led that he was waiting to fight • Bed. H. then leek the phew bate custody. Mr. Tyrwhift—Are the pistols is dsd P lisemeist Harvey lid dm prisms" could not have done eny bora Owe el the pistols was Muff el full of paper, and bed is leek epee it, and the other bad no dint. The wham amid he was sorry. He had taken the pistol, met ter the wpm of gelling than. Mr. Tyrwhitt said It wax • foolish affair. He would now heoberge the prisoner, but ordered the pistols to be detained. LAMBETH. ATTEMPTID SUICIDE. Leese Berner, • decent-looking woman, the wife of a stone mason, we. charged brim Mr. Elliott with attempting to ecemmit wields by throwing berrelf into the River Thames. Dim, moo( thesemmeming-oflkere belonging to the curt. 85 L. said that ea lie eiening before, boleros' the hours of 8 and 9 o'clock. edam along the Bishop's-walk, near the Blehop's sew the prisoner is the River Thames, bet the Mobilo! et the time she floundered about in • loge nifig et mei aid a small quantity el water. Amu Richard Taylor, who is employed at the falleey of Marra. Maedslay, jumped in and brae& her es shore. she earned • good deal ealtemited, minded •he had been drinking, end, obsertiag she was • good deal the worse for what she had Miley be (Dimon) talc it to be his duty to look her up. Alitar doing so, he went to her lodgings, when he forted her EMI abildree mad the plus in • wretched medal= and with every ego pursue of abject povert . The primmer cap great coot:Woo for what she bed done, and hoped Pe the sake of her sin 11013. ebiltren Ys swohlp would look over the since mid allow her to go home to them. Yr. Elilon—Yoe should Invo thou& al your six little siiidess Woes taimplas tea sit sot as self-&asstisa. It lima amok to ettist your bow la habits in p &odd. vas ew takes sad be wretched 4alliftwele eraddlisa 4s t by the Mow. year wesehip will bat lowl ate Ws Ilse I f r idair anything, and never sies y, eept wok II 111111 agile. Prey do let me go for the sake oC my peer You very richly deserve severe pdvinoat, awl le an account of your cbiktren that Ido sat milk pa ; you are now discharged. THE DIA4LO.4IIORB 4rIITIDON—(TEIB D.d7.) The Royal Commissioners, Mr. Salle, Mr. Aspinall Tamar, IL.P., ed Coisasi PN/2014 nosesembled thia morn. lad in No. 11 Comnsitterreess, sod pooesdad with the in restigstion Wades to the softy eantmeat • Mr. Wm. Gilpin, bead at the hr of Gilpin and Oct, army clothiers, &a., Northandiedand.sseet, was the flat witness WM& He said hie how wee large eentarteme nadir the old systmm, bet oily to a limited whet slime the new system of competitios. They need le centrect fee thirty or forty regimenta lse b dissi nt str a = g bed cca con tractsd for the militia; they in 1 tram a ilselMg it wee impossible to fermeatly take Um oastraote. Mr. Bslie (ohairman)--Plesse 'arida roma Witncee—For this resaaa—abbw we =MOM dews the poor workpeople or sies sompt prices that would never sou palmate a large homes is ssakteg clothing. la 1866, his hones took three °warms for the imettleal Medi corps. He led se resat to aesspilein et the natere of the Inspection; Mame lied ban a lbw rejections of little importance. His bones olgeohid to the midair up of cloth. They had the mimeos cantraet for 1837 mid 1868. They sent in 10,000 yeah at dramseme° red cloth. Since then they had talon miatnets tar supplying the clothing entirely al tmenty regionals. It time we. anything palpably wring In the sloth snot In he should expect the manufacterer to take it bat them wee no gaerentee to that elle& Hs bed anon food may difficulty is getting thous to Woe ft back when there bad beta complaints. Mr. Turnsr—Your contract hes not bens keg amuck to know if the cloth veers well ; but should there be a report to the contrary, will you hare any casks oaths masahotarers of the cloth P Witneee—No. Mr. Turner— Having made the err Into sass r you then think the turracturen remporehllity boa cassei? Witner—Ceetalaly. Clothier sot °basis& armpit from mandarozers nor thus err the old gars. H. had not had to cont,Wit of tha pairs of payment, .ad Its hid osly bees arra to Ire reasstly, sad width was a matter cl &rats The Chairraan—Rave you any moos to behave then vas any_thing cionsptles pracered at Warr P Wlinase—l mew domed It as, hot I have heard it rumoured. - RiTlieab—Ces yea give as say reliable iafermalicei from wire you leinrrl it P _ Wini . ese—No. 4 refer mostly to what I have seen in the public prints. Mr. Elidle—Are the prelim lees on the same amount under the new than the old system f Witness—The poen Sr. ler became the monists are earlier. sad there heists competition. the public obtain the advantages of competition In reduced prices. Witness continued that lie thought keeping large stooks at Weedon detrimental to the servine from da mages front moth In the cloth and the change of patterns in other articles. He objected to the notice of contracts. They were too short, and operated unfairly towards the old hostess ; he thought the government would get better served by giving a longer notioe of their require ments for the service. (The Inquiry wee proceeding when ear report left.) Pt. 101 SI lel Pt. r 8114 RB LlB2BO-.7H113 DAT. Two deux'. The railway share market to-day is inactive, but the dosing quotations of yesterday are in nearly all oases fairly supported. North British stock loon dunes in demand, with an upward teaen Present prime are as fellows:---ll e in on and North Western stock 90 to 11 Great Western 601 to 61 ; Midland, 981 to 97; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 94 to 96 ; landau and South Western, 94 to 96; Great Northam, 261 to 1 per share; and Eastern Counties, 12 8-18 to 5-18. Grand Trunk of Canada stook is fairly supported at yesterday's rise, beioLniked from 371 to 1,81 per cent. G r eat L uzern , an d Great Western of Canada shares, and Eastlndian Railway stook, continue to meet with a moderate inquiry. 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I is $ ad r ad sed N ens db ICI F 7 id 7 0 11l Fs ii 31 3 NI 333 NI iI4 15 1 41 47 a t 21 1 14 k I II 27 IS 1 5 pi Ili $7 761 /4 Y u II 101 116 IV9 B SO SS i fi 110 Ul 110 US 160 106 63 le US 111 si 1. is pil 3 • ss is. 141 ui mi 111 1 Tie r 6 TO 11 - 3 1 101 NS II 94 k - l sl4 1b 941 s It- 117 119 IS 10$ IFS 114 115 us /4 78 101 101 SI 100 10 ? lis 24 en si a t IS MATS. We p• e P is sr U 1 U i ad ten+ Si SO4 / o b . 10 M * 141 Ili i ad Tll as wl3 10.3 ze ad 101 ad i "ii llli NI le if MI NI Fs i i I 2 -8 1 21 IN Ne NI JOINT MOCK WEILL MONEY 114.12K82- TAW DAY. '.'G Tiro The funds to-clay are a shade flatter, but the reduction in prices is limited to 1-18 per cent. In the other markets dulness prevails, and there is a gene- rat complaint of the want of business. Consols are now quoted to sfor money, and exactly 971 for the 12th October. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents, have been dealt in at 82; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue, at 981 to ; ditto, of the 2nd issue, at 981; Exchequer Bills (March), at 35e. to 38e. prem.; ditto (June), at 265. prem. Some sales of Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents, having been pressed, the price Ms given way. Transactions took place in the morning at 921, but the last price offi cially marked is 91. Russian, Mexican, and Spanish Passive Bonds continue in demand. The scrip of the New Turkish Loan, a'ter being marked / die. has declined to 1 to 1 dis. There have been numerous transactions in the Turkish Gua ranteed Four per Cents. between 104 and 1041. Sales are recorded as follows :—Mexican,Three per Cents., for account, 22; Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., for account, 921, 925, 911., 911, 91 ; ditto, Four-and-a-Halt per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 78$ (exchange 45.); Portuguese Three per Cents., 1883, 481; Raglan Five per Cents., 1111, 1111 ; Spanish Passive Bonds, 11$; Turkish Six per Cents., 1868 (Scrip), /, dia.; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1041, 104$; ditto for Account, 1045,1041,104},104. At Paris to-day (Wednesday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three persCent. Rentesopened at 73 for the account, but soon afterwards receded to 72.90. The latter quotation, how ever, shows a rise of nearly 1 per cent. compared with the latest price of yesterday. This advance is doubtless occasioned by the reduction just announced in the rate of interest on French Treasury Bonds. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 86,0001., chiefly " fine," making • total of 480,0001. since the date of the last return. In the disoount market yesterday the demand wu moderate, but few bills were done below 2* per cent. At the Bank there was no increase of busi ness. In the Stook Exchange loans on English government securities were obtainable at le per cent. The Mexican financial agent advertises the pay ment of 18s. per cent. on the 6th coupon of the Mexican Three per Cent. debt, due on the lit Jan., 1854. A certificate will at the same time be given for the remaining 12s. The tendency of the foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon was rather less favourable, but the actual alteration in quotations was unimportant. The current rates are shown below : Amsterdam, three months, 11.181 to ; ditto, short, 11.16 to ; Rotterdam, three months, 11.181 to 19 , Antwerp, three months, 25.36 to 40; Hamburg, marks beam, three mouths, 13.81 to 1 ; Paris, three daA n sW:. 36.16 to 20; ditto, three months, 25.371 to 40; - on-the-Mstne, three months, 119 to 3 • Petersburg, per rouble, three months, 341 to 36 ; Vicente., rd. tio., three months, 10.13 to 16 ; Trieste, do., three months, 10.14 to 16 ; Madrid, three months, 481 to 49; Cadiz, three menthe, 493 to • Leghorn. three months. 29.90 to 30.00 ; Goma, Ares months, 254.5 to 60; Naples, three months, 401 to 41; PaJermo, three months, 12% to 123 ; Messina, three months. 122! t0 1233 ; Limbos, 90 days, 621 tot; Owe% 90 days. 621 to 1. The Chilian dollen by the West India steamer have been disposed of at 41. Ild. per ounce. A telegram from Constantinople quotes the ex change on London at 161 piastres, showing an ad vance of 2 piastres compared with the previous quo tation. At Smyrna, on the other hand, the ex change, which was lately quoted 118 p., has receded to 1131 p. The meeting of the creditors of Mr. Thomu Roberts, mahogany broker, of Billiter-etreet, was held yesterday. It appears that the creditors are few in number, and that the liabilities do not exceed 7,4801. These have arisen through advent)°, to the extent of 8,3851. in bills and cash, chiefly the former, made by Mr. Roberts to Messrs. Hyde Hodge and Co. For these advances he had securities to the amount of 7,2011. This sum, however, has been reduced by the lose of a vessel laden with mahogany, which could not be insured, to 6,2001., and by the fall in produce and other lowed to about 3,6001, Mr. Roberts proposes to pay 10e. in the pound, by instal ments, the last of which, payable at the end of six months, is to be ',eared. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday Mr. Robt. Leslie, trading under the firm of Cheeps and Leslie, mer chants, passed his examination. An adjournment was ordered in the case of Mr. Louis Lichtenstein, merchant. The Dutch Trading Company's sale of 55,000 baskets of Java sugar, held yesterday morning, is reported by telegraph to have gone off steadily, at the valuation prices, which were 1 to 11 guilder above the rates current in July. Large public sales of tea took place yesterday. The Admiralty give notice that they will receive tenders, on the 6th of October, " for the monthly con veyance each way, by steam vessels, of her Majesty's mails between Great Britain and the Australian colonies, with a branch between Marseilles and Malts." A new colonial bank, to be called the National Bank of Anstraluia, is in course of establishment at Melbourne, and proposes to have branches not only at Geelong, Ballarat, and the other gold fields of Victoria, but also in the other Australian colonies. It is likewise intended to establish agencies in England, Scotland, Ireland, the Mauritius, Ceylon, India, Chins, and the United States. The capital is fixed at one million sterling, in 200,000 shares of 61. each, of which 180,000 shares are stated to have been takes up in Melbourne. Twenty thou sand shares are now offered in the London market, and a portion have already been applied for. The preliminary deposit will be 10s. per share, and the first call will amount to 11. 10s. per share. We are informed that the meeting of the London General Omnibus Company, which was called for this day at Paris, was adjourned for about three weeks, the attendance of shareholders being, as usual, inadequate to constitute a legal meeting. The French shareholders, it would appear, will not take the trouble to attend ; and the English shareholders cannot, without extreme inconvenience, the result being the virtual exemption of the executive from control and responsibility. The resolutions that may be adopted at the adjourned meeting, which is to be held at Paris some three weeks hence, will be binding upon the whole body of shareholders, no matter how few of them may be present. The fifth call of 21. 10s. per share, making 161. paid, is to be paid on the Preferential Dover Ex tension Capital of the Bait Kent Railway Company by the 16th Oct. The Great Western Insurance Company of New York have put forward a notice to the effect that " for the convenience of merchants shipping cotter, flour, and other merchandise to ports in Great Bri tain, and to facilitate the transit operations in cotton. this company will issue policies and certificates of insurance, payable to the order of the assured in London." Subjoined are the latent quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous shares, u given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening: Insurenos Slutres:—Alliance Marine, 60; Atlas, l 71 ; Blear ; Globe, 97 ; Indemnity M arine, 160 • I Fire, zeo• Law Life, 631 ; ditto Fire, 4; sad General Life, 4; Liverpool - and London Fire and Lida of; Marina, 931, 94 ; Rock Life, 81. Gee and Coke Companies :—Great Central, 101, 101; Imperial Continental. 60; London. 20, 191, 20; Randle', 141 Westminster Chartered, 63 ax dlr. ; ditto, New, 12 ; ditto, Western A, 101. atertrorke Stocks :—Berlin, 2 ; East London, 1161; ditto. Four per Cent. Preference, 261, 261,26 , ditto, Five per Cent. Preference, 28; Southwaik anndd Vauxhall, 96; West Middlesex, 107. Canal Shares . —Birmingham, 94, 92 ex dlr. ; Oxford. 1051 ; Rochdale, 84; Staff..rd and Worcester, 600: Warwick sad N=l l , l. :—Waterino, Old Annuities of 111., 30; ditto New of 71., 261; Van:hall. 19. Doha :—Laoiloa, 106,106. Thasteamar Eaxine arrived at Malta, from Mai Dailies, on the 13th insh.mrith the London mail for Calcutta and China of the 9th inst. The Babette, with the heavy portion of this mail, rolfhe'd Al„ez" andria on the 17th. he 040491 was to leave bum for Bombay on the 17tk.with the 46th Regiment, ex her' Majesty's ship Urgent. Tula))Ay Emnore. A slight stimulus has bees given lothef7Mcisby the continued influx of gold; and the reduction of 1 per cent., which was quoted yesterday, has been recovered. Business exhibits no revival ; but upon the release of the October dividends, and the return of many frequenters of the City who are now taking their holidays, the speculators anticipate mere activity. English railway shares today were better, but the French lines have fallen, being pressed for sale both here and in Paris by operators who are satis fied with the profits presented by the late rise, but who would probably re-appear as buyers, should any important reduction be established. Consols, which closed yesterday a t . 97} to 4 for the 12th of October, opened the morning at the same quotation, and closed at 974 to f. For money the last price wu 97} to 4. The official business report is as follows:—Thee per Cent. Consols, for money, 971, 1 ; ditto for m ount (12th Oct.), 974, 971 ; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the find issue, 981, 981 ; the Debentures of the second issue, 98} ; the scrip of the second issue, 981; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May next, 100}, 1004. The scrip of the second Indian loan has improved to 984 to f. The debentures of the first issue were firm, at 981 to 1. The March Exchequer Bills were quoted 36e. to 38s. prem., and the June 26e. to 28s. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 12s. to 14s. prem. This was settling-day in the scrip of the new Turkish loan, which wu heavy, closing at f to } dia., although the transactions were earned over to the settlement on the 29th lad. upon " even " terms. The Six per Cents. of 1864 were dull, at 96 to 4. Anglo-Peruvian Bonds continue in good reque especially the Three per Cents., which were marked as high as 731. Mexican Bonds closed at 211 to 22; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., at 294 to 1, showing an advance ; the Committee's Certifioatea, at 6to f ; and the Passive Bonds at 11} to f. The Brazilian loan of the present year was marked f to 4 prem. Buns Ayres Bonds were rather more offered, and other foreign stocks well supported. A rise of nearly 11 per cent. took piace to-day in the stock of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, which is favourably affected by the improvement in the traffic. The shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company remain heavy, and without business. The nominal quotation to-day was 3001. to 3201. per 1,0001. share. Bank shares remain quiet, and without change in price. Electric Telegraph stock was quoted 1 per cent : higher. National Disconnt shares were also in dem;nd. were flat. Extension Telegraph The shares of the Red Sea and India Telegraph Company were quoted to-day 7-16 to 9.16 prem., being rather flat; and those of the Indian and Aus tralian Telegraph Company 1-16 to 3-16 prem. We understand that the terms for the concession of the first Algerian railway—vie., that from Con stantine to Philippeville—a distance of 57 miles, have been finally arranged with the French govern ment, and only await the formal sanction of the Em peror, which will doubtless be given on his return from the south of France. The terms involve a minimum guarantee of 5 per cent. per annum. The capital for this section is fixed at forty-four millions of franca, or about 1,760,0001. sterling, and will pro bably be raised in the three markets, of London, Paris, and Frankfort. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cuxi. General dulness prevails to-day throughout the mining market, which lacks both money and new buyers. Prices are nominally unaltered, but in a number of cases the tendency Is against the seller. In the Stock Exchange no transacuons are officially noticed. English and Australian Copper shares have been dealt in at 11. Foreigu descriptions remain inani mate. --- The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 6th of October from parties who are willing to supply her liaj's Dockyards with brass, tin, mac, and qulcver. From Oreat Wheal Alfred (Sept. 18) .—" The lode in Copper House shaft sinking below the 190 is from 4 to 5 feet wide, worth for the whole length (12 feet) 801. per fathom. The lode babe 190 east is improved : it le now 2 feet wide, orey throughout. The lode in the 190 met is 3 feet wide, pro luring good stones of oopper ore and tin the latter we consider a good indication. The driving of the 180 is sus pended for the present, and the men removed to communi cates rise with the 170 for ventilation. The lode in the 160 west Is rather improved ; it is now producing good s►ones et yellow ore, lead and jack. No other change to notice." From Ilawkmoor, Captain James Ric.bards reports (Sept. 20) : " At the 60 fathom level east of the engine shaft, we have cut the croes-course, and I hope to be stile to give you Sill particulars of the nature of the lode on the eastern side at ft in next week's report. In the 40 fathom level east, the lode still looks well, sod the ground is very favourable far driving. Other parts of the mine ere without champ." TITZSDAT The mining market remains inactive. There was a demand, however, for Wheal Mary Ann shares, at 43; Dolcoath, at 300; Wheal Clifford, at 276; and South Caradou, at 4071 ; and at these prices there wu no adequate supply of stock. Cood arrow shares were also in request. On the other hand, shares in North Basset, East Basset, and Uuited Mines were Foreign and colonial mining securities remain inanimate. COMMERCIAL AND MARKEIS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAT. Tits wheat trade in Mark-lens was dull this morning at Monday's quotations. Flog/ sold Jowly at that day's rates. Barley of line quality was fully as deer. Other de•crip lions easier to purchase. Oats gave way in value 6d. par quarter. Brass sad peas arm LEILITAILII INTO 14)111)011 //tOM SEPT. t) TO SEPT. rs. Ihisiak • &MI& 13116. Waist SAO -- I 7193 0603 1030 I 71. 90 9630 Za5710111913 /64 659 ; /030100 rawer. 5,090 1361.04.140 0r...31.i. SS. 1 414 n. 1 11apo. i M. I CR. plow i deem Sus end U. ete.lasa ile M..' I t ud eeVis siiii ... : s i ll g o :I Ole im mtm apit.o : . .i i i ii - cam. a:m et Asinfthesd Oar X 61 11 as 4,01. ;ft o at ._ a— Kw IN X U U 64 . 01 14 - 11 di: a — ss,,,a av c...../ 1.1.. is N is goa, rt.a.staa.ciiii gi no 11 Kw. , Na. mead llorliailed 61 ISA. 11 leasOlLbareket ,UNI. all 101 11l 16. es le I.sslerese Ousae. 11) 271 1114 171 a. IS Lewes' Joist Meek II 311 1111 114 5 7..-4= ti ilfulessl Nu* * am ilatli k ehs ill 47 0 111 Oer sa 17 1.1 ea 111 11 JO 14 1 Mel li riniese * 4 1 . 6 I' W "- 171 -1 NC Miss et Arta' 16 De. Nes N ris i l k leWili I , klesal X Leaden 11 V as. THE OTTOMAN LIRE. This afternoon an extraordinary general meeting of the proprietors of the Ottoman Bank was held at the London Tavern; Mr. A. H. LAYLILD, chairman of the board ef directors in the chair. The report and accounts have already been published in the Erpreu. The balance to the credit of profit end lose to the 30th June lam including a balance of 1.1664. 10e. Bd., brought forward from a former account wee 12,3661. 12e. 6d., and the directors recommended the distribution of a 6 per oent. dividend on the capital free of Income-nex. The CHAtitILILX, 11 moving the edoption of the observed that the affairs of the bank were In a lute, and the directors now looked forward with ocaildecios to • career of prosperity. He theo entered into explanation. illa tive to the late loan, and gave • favourable acomint of the pros- Prot, of Turkish finance. He also said that the stories es to the Sultan's went of control over his seraglio and the pashas were pure fiction. The recent loan would be amply sufficient to regenerate the currency of Turkey, and place her in soaod monetary circomatencea Mr. G. 131. Te, M.P., seconded the motion for the adoption of the report ; sad, After considerable discomfort it wee unanimously carried, ani the dividend declared payable on and after the 6th proximo. . . . . 7 The ;toting closed with the ■anal complimentary votes. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. EXPRESS OFFICE, Wedtwiday, 6 p.m. LEICESTER MEETING. MIS DAY. (ST ILICTILIC TILSORATIL) BELVOIR CASTLE STAKES. Reeds or Tea .. • • • • •• 11•13 , 30PPer • • .. '• .. 3 res. TWO-YR-OLD STAKES. Ardour • • • • • • .. Castosido 1 .. •• •• 4 . .. .. no. LEICESTER HANDICAP. Rio • .. . .. .. .. Mimosa .. • • • • .. Factolna .. • • .. LADIES PLATE. About one mile. . _ Keetrral,teziLass, Pro%Zoe Feb;,Polly Joha• 6012 Schoolfellow, sad Marabout, Gee hen. COUNTY CUP STAKES. Two allensed visitor. Vaes, Lay Slsl4 and Coadnetor, sre ben. Orus Anna,Xa.—Vnlcen, My Mena Abron, Liza I• Isil= ma esiss, Contract, Lancaster, Dowager f, RECENT DEATH FROM STRTCHNINE.—Yea terdsi an inquest, which had been several times adjourned, was reminded at the board-room of Ratcliffe Workboxes, respecting the death of Lavinia Ann Francis, aged le, the daughter of Mr. Francis, one of the medical officers of the Stepney Union. The jury returned a verdict—" That the deceased died from the effect. of a deadly poison called strych nine, but how, when, and by whom siministered they had no evidence to'show." ANCIENTS AND MODER/AL—People were tie very busy in Hwy Warrington's time (not that our young gentleman took much heed of the eostroverey) in deter mining the relative literary merit of the ancients and the moderns ; and the learned, and the world with them, indeed, pretty generally pronounced In favour of the former. The moderns of that day are the ancients of ours, and we specu late upon them in the unseat year of grace, as our grand children, a hundred year. haw, will give their judgment about ua. As for our book-learning, 0 respectable ancestors (though, to be sure, you have the mighty Gibbon with yon), I think you will own that you are beaten, end could point to a couple of professors at Cambridge and Glasgow who know more Omsk than was to be had in your time in all the universities of Rumps, Including that of Athena, if nab an one existed. As for science, you were scarce more advanced than those heathen to whom In literature you owned your pelves Inferior. And In public end private morality? Which is the better, thus actual year 1868, or its predeoasce a cen tury back? Gentlemen et Mr. Disraeli' s Ilona of Com mots 1 has every one of you bta price, as in Walpole's or Newosetle's time—or (and that is the delicate question) have you almost all of you had it? Ladies, Ido not say %Rayon are a society of Vestals—but the chronicle of a hundred rem 141139 contains such an amount of scandal, that you may be thankful yyoou did not live in each dangerous times. No . on my screeds os I believe that men and women are both better; sot only that the Susannalta are more numerous, but that the Elden are not nearly so wicked. Did you ever hear of pooh hooks ea Mariam," "Tom Jones," "Roderick Ran dom ;" paintings by coutemporary artists, of the men sad women, the life and society, of their day? Suppose we were to describe the doings of such a person as Mr. Love lam, or my Lady Bellaaton, or that wonderful " Lady of Quality" who Nat her memoirs to the author of "Paregrlae Pickle." How the pure and outraged nineteenth century would Mash, sareann. run out of the room, call away the ymeg ladies, and ceder Mr. kindle never to mad one of that Wises antlacei books again 1 You are Iffy-eight years aid, madam, and it may be that you are too squeamish. that you my a d be" you are hurt, and when nobody had any In tendon et efendisi your ladyship. Also, it may be that the Amnon sort le injured by the restrains pat upon him, m Emmy a homed, bander statue et St. Peter's and the vat ▪ meat by the tin draperies in which eimieelesticel old WOMB lave swaddled the fair limbs of the marble. Bat in year gottlary there it reame.—The Virptidens, No. 11. NIZSIOYOLITAN FAZE HOSPITAL.—The aR rob renter el peAlswle relined daring the week ee ▪ lb woe 1,087; of which 400 were new mew I/INSTAL PALACE. the SMILING DAT... TIIIIMMT, Sire. 11.—Admiwilaol as mural, 4,801; ditto by ems Wolk fq9 ; Obi 6,246. is IT 41 43 40 4i 31 33 1 1 N ti liei ilit IN Ne N 1 i II dis IS IN S ..,_ • 811 14 .1 NO 1/4 MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Suokw.—The pub& sales are peg alf without showing any material alteration in prices. Conti —The large public NW Ittil aluing Itaid Middling plantation Ceylon sold st OIL to 694.; good a; Maine at 84s. to 654. Tza.—Tne bulk of the quantity in the public Wu wise bought in. Prime are unaltered. RICE remains In bat limited demand. ROIL— Leeward' sold is. ad; banisters 2a. Id. to 2a. 2.d. proofs. Corrow.--300 bales sold yesterday at tapioca. SaLTPET/tl.—Refractlon 21 sold 46e. ; rsfrection 7, 445. Fiturr.—Valeacla raisins mold at a decline, 39d. to 4004 mod new currants, 475. to 30... In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.--THIS DAY. The market I. Quiet. Tows tallow fa quoted Ws. M. nett mah N um b unr Y.C. en the spot. 494. 69.; September, Ode 9d. ; October to Deemaber. 49a. ; dftto, separately, 495. 7d ; leaner, to Marsh, 49k 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARILET...-(THIS DAY.) Mamma. Pattesden and Smith report a good demand for Weald of Sent and Sussex hops at an advance of Is. to 2a. per cwt. Tint maniples are losing colour feat. GOAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Wyints. 14,.6d.; Rolywell, 16e. 64.; Netherton B&4 9d, Amen Oar, 16s. 9d.; Tea&id licor, laa. 9d.; Newcastle Rarday, Hs. 6d.; Will. End Riddid4 15s. 6d.; Will. Sad Murton, 16.. 9d.; Will. End Nett , m, 18e.; Wells Rod Gnifortb, 16e ; Walls End Lambton 17s. 6d., Wall. , End Ityan. 16.. 6d.; Wells End Ti.., 18s.; Birchirove Cralgals, 16..-73 ships at market.