The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-21 00:00:00

ILK. Sstry. 7. k ago off the lulling a cargo ed States brig Lt Charleston, astody of the hem in a fort. Virginia and gest the pro. !:ion or other. to barbarism hey might be, and educated, This was fol of Charleston place, and ice the fact !en introduced itravention of is duty in the riff, however, n of the State I had no claim :hey were not ouch as they United States, free tierces" lon the sheriff in the matter, mended them I refwed. We h some anxiety Ile were of opi ted of virtually nivanee of the tter had to do, e State claimer and then the odd hover off in the way of are, be carried lisposed of by if the owners, ourse be duly However, it • nonce deter ;ars w under to the place the matter e dimatt, tuetans, both former would ,d toonstrattoa ould have for idous weapon the latter are ,ythiog which o extend it, to me. The cow subject, how manotr the itlt of Meson perboriaa eim irge the duty caking slaves w York ii Air art/tent which quarantin► ck ►t Stalin letter. The ratore of the Large force of A ; temporary Lad there le a out to declare id call oat the ay be foe riot, injury to pto. at uneesiseie g public. with ell ea of the to the law, ere now no =unities like ry, the mayor egislature de ' the Supreme in aiding him !luring the iiird and held nder pretence 'ation. Now, in the night •utnsiancee of legally reta ining. in their uppity of per : is quite ob . up of &Teet he, practice of If ri- ) by honest it which they the rogue expedtents, nee; formed I to enforce it. hese would be h is the reser the mischief t remediable. with unabated o formidable Lincoln and ,n, the organ a column • "'AT 0011U111247707 ACIOBII 7211 sat= AWIOAN COIII7NINT. Tr time solitaries and a half attempts have bees hide to OW • asith-rest renege hoes Ike Atlantic to the rain to Osier le get from Ramps to Ran and the great Slade Rim by it shier mete Men by the Cape of Goad Mop at Oap Mers. The Ise* reveumetest has vest hie sews of may ea this pmjsos, bee She dirserseies of Moslem ad Its leeell. as. at Ihmikin bine pat a stop to all farther attempts to SRI sesb • peas s. It is singahr dietinet ne lite lamp of the RAO& p ossesses so isd • eselb-wist see pewee b the ewe ihrell have sewed, • eosessfey sheeld hews Mesa hr that psemseei to Ms • asehrelet hod mil hem the At ingle Is the Peelle ta the tompssele en% North Anoka WWI, the whole of she Ameheia esedasas reel mord be. the 49th weld of Week whit Ile mortise of Ormuland, in the extreme settli ars, and Russian America In the extreme son. we& In the seeth-east of British Noe* America lie oar Yeses ealenles UM vortices of the Camden Nova Ikeda, and Now Regestrick, adjoining the United States unitary. In the meth - west lie Viegoommes Island sad British CassaMs, neer the United Stem territory of Oregon awl Callemais. Fluidal Columbia he a climate far superior to the Grinder, and, moreover, it is likely to tart out the theses mid esieny in the weeld. Thous's& of peewee are sew Sockig te It. So prolific are the goldfields there, end ao sift greeted, that the Canto' dee atithoeitim sad journals era doing all In their power to cheek emigre don Ran the United States to the British territory, and It is expected that even Australian gold.diggers will peeler picking up gold on tin banks of Frames Rim, to mining deep for it in Victoria or New South Wales. At the present time the mineral tiresome akmg the shores el Lake Superior, the western boundaty of Upper Canada have drawn a population there, and • railroad from them; to the river St. Lawrence, end through New Brunswick and Nova Scotia to Halifax, will one day no doubt be made by private enterprise. From Lake Superior to Frezer's River the dines°. la only about 1,600 miles acmes the Americes testlment, aid It would now be of incalculable Importunes if that distance, as well as the space between Lake Squalor and Halifax, could De traversed by rail. A vest atm, of emigration would thee paw from Europe to British Columbia, through the Camden mad the country aloes the whole line of rained would become densely populated, and thus would alectoally secure the southers boundary of our Amadeus territorial. Intend, however, of the Canadian being stile to get to British Colombia in a week and the Rumples emigrant in a fortaiglit, which they could do If • railroad existed scrams Bridals North Armadas, they are each obliged to go rotted the Isthmus of Boum, and so spend several weeks In journeying eight or ten thousand miles to get So ths sew British gold dada. The United Omer people who live on the AtlaeMi esaboard are equally Imeeneedenoed by went of a reamed from the eastern guise to their golden state of California, situated likewise is the fir west. Tame ego each a railroad was projected, but it I. sew shandened se boprises. Mr. Whitney, ea intellmeat Ana/item mite he devoted a lifetime is urging its formatios and pair* eat how it maid beet be acccesplieked, bee declared that from political, social, sad phyukal emmee, molt railmed le mow impossible H. considers OM the lists chews of a railway being roads AMISS the North Amides orstiasat is bar it to pass merely through Bs WA Amides, whin ho admits It could be more easily famed thee thrimegli the United /States territory seder say ckeemelanems. The Nedwee's Bey Compety's Morita, einekla Oa greet mike el British North Anemias sot celamiesi. The be ended capital date coremay le about 400,11101. New it Ms beam proposed that the English government nand bay a portion d the Henna Bay Company's may, and am met N We a meal eetelasesat. We shad/ then lane diteria kr war criminal population, arid our eapenive mkt prisons cad tichnet-leava rystera could be done away nth. The coot of enomporewdosi of oar mann mai est be meek, sad they might be senior d la doesiseng the mineral treseures oe the shovel of Haden's Bey, and la droning the women bridging the Ines and rims, ilfgjrig at estelsgs, and forming mabonlimeate hi a Wined he mpen Lake deperior and Frames River. By the time sack • railway wse mode it would be me by a p:vato refined bum liana; is Nora Scotia, and the two cowbird would enable million of maltreat' to dock to the gold-prinking or ibrtfle valleys (ylag oa on side or the other of Ms Rooky Nominee But, roost as would to the rorsatagel to Harrod sad the Croadas of arch a rail troy for emigrates purposes, those advrotagro sink tarn inaigelharias wham we coarthr its value in tecilitatiag our communicates with lesesta Ara. Our sort dimwit troll packet sod tradrog stride to Ara at pr sent is Bhtingbal, 10,600 mike how neethreprot trid Bess. Very ghostly WO shall have a reeks hr tar the Yel low Sea, nearly 12,000 mills diehat, eke* sal be • tae math? nisi* at Ma* Now by means of a railroad ernes British North Mirka we cord roma the Yellow Bea by a werowly roar to Huh atm thee a one*. A shorter road lo Chins thea seats at proeset 't abet hely secemary to purest Rush from brew ea dess ert over as ht *idiot with the Ceisetlal mph. Thee an three gnat mail rotes. to our dotarkine,aal trades metros in therm marked onion the plots*. One mate stretch how Ilmath amerce to lamellar. Baes sad Calcutta 4000 adlestallegth, which coaled be ran over la about Ire worm Oa M's Pae could be carried our malls for an lona, Cegkm. sod Naerl tros, sad it would mare our inflame in the Ileffilmeresa sad la Es7pt. The sect great mail truak Bee must be hour Boatharsproa to Aureate, through Perm* 14003 miles keg, sad this should be ma over in sheet 0r,.. worm The valid carry our War lodise, Ceatiel, sad Beath Western America, New Zealand, and Australia earn twirlers, sod give as baron in tits !loathers Patina The tend great men creak use le trout Liverpool to Chien, through British North Meeks, about 11,000 canes long, sad this might beta ever in shoat a mouth, to consequent* of the transit through America by refl. This Ilse would carry sat United &ere Llb, sod teener us with China, Japan, the Cana, illese, Cedilla China, the Eastern Archipelago, and the aorth-senters shores of New Holland ; it would prevail Rada Meet secossafelly competing with as err the China trade, and would give 114 great lantern la the North Pacific. With the two Pact& mall Hass oar steamers sod sailing ships would be as aurorae on the greed Bork Sea as they are now oa the Atha* The North American route would glee us rapid errs oho to India and Areal* In cue of any difficulty in earring ths Isthmuses of Oars and Parana. It would be the draped route of any of our seaters ewe, Wotan a per perks of the routs by ern meld have be. reds by seaviet lemur ; and beaten smile the mil ieeeres sea be had deeply et Vancouver's Island, Japan, and Bonito. Ail great eel Mass draw per traffic situ than. The vast cornrow of Banters Ara would pass through British North Awake, at so post distance Arose the United Stare telittey, sod the northern sad sad-slavery states would bent& greedy trees the stream of Asiatic coiwaros that would to. shag Oak borders. DCYBEIIINRD SUICIDI BY A LAD.—Thia lamming Mr. Adams, the sawyseeiew akar far Ur pso of Iwo heti, waited epos Mr. Wham Coeur, lbe emus. kr fle 0114•11 i dtr• M Surrey, and new taihniatim to that featk.oa of the folloolog deanalaed Weil% ear riled by • lad only 17 years of ego. Ms aninerallt• path maid Waller Bantam, • eta of a tandtere algatrr, reoidlai at No. 3, in the New-coot Ile log bass he sone thee to the smployatrat of Mr. V.. 011111114 Imes header wed geglaser, garrylisa on barium to ilske-strest, Fries-ergot, Bleckfrians-road. Oa Friday h. left his gm *yore sett thee prellthei is tha 4 com to y of • Mow work be less prom& pan ‘V atarlesghentpeisiab throw blond /We the I;ne Theme • Loo seael Johasea gaited to the spot, la the Mee d reeeebeg the miliniesto loth be whims seereer, and the buy as Mat gilehei bred anent tole the .ltd, lad berme era* NNW, se It suit wet be dissewatai are the WO% when It we heal by • um remed Geer tying ea Me eel bah of the Maw between Waterloo end Bleekkhee Bother. Met the Wet Mr an be heist ea to what meld beeb In deed the led to destroy iltlllatrtOlt MID GLAIKJOW BAN[.—Tim Illeelow IN NNW velkettei le meth preitedeee ethered sheet the of a " all an the therebehlere et the Ithe• Magee Book, sys It be to " ebouresliebs It es elle nee= and teeth The le mei reieshied with the twee ea elk& dr mime& the dieldelles tithe lake et the lthatersh awl Meow, Beek. Moe, leek ems the thee etre thereheidere shedd tem as tire ; gad die peeprtglare of the lapsed Mot TM swift witssegr leder, we hews leo doubt, that the Clyartele act camera from theta the way valigetwalle view they teak of the ultimate rediedes if the Abets of the Bilabergh sod Glesiew. The areesere of the Clydesdale hoe wow bed the sprieese et tithe menthe to the pram aVetlea, there eie ere sled le mew he week et ter thet here se r te ethrtheth SW Wag views. Oa the amen, lloe may ewe webby Ile COW& have bee hea d s le ho la ewes waleselstel. age la ere is., szeollt dig of &M IN of &Wag, have lie alike et the leek teemed eth eerie thee Tee eetkipthrl. It otteld be Mesh* le bell it. meth tiPor • brie weepthe; bet we us stele tte t e heft seleekled with de gain of re= ail Oherce de met ettertele Ike mare appebodsa of Go Noway of a ce ll .' CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (TRIB DAY.) OLD COURT. (Before the Recorder.) John Jena, 20, wan charged with a robbery with violence tp?ei Prcderick Stretch. T li appeared tiailbout heftiest 10 o'clock in the evening of the 4th of August the prosecutor, who le •young lad, was walling along Kumar:et:est, on his way Mote, whoa he had occasion to Mey to tie his shoo, sad while he was so engaged the oaer and two other men came op to him, and the Men pulsed him against the railings, and at the same gust his watch was matched from him. After the robbery bed been effected, • Madkerchmt was placed against the pro mpt:eh:Ws face, sad he became insensible, and the prironer and hie campmates ran away, bat they were pursued by nine pabulum sad taken into custody. The prosecutor was band la ea lassmible mediate, and at first it was for Cathat be was bat apcm • surgeon being sent llas coadition was ammitalited. The jury bead the Gritty, gad he yes assisaced to 12 swathe hard lekcar. Jones Berriff, le, was charged with ualawfally obtaining the monies of her Yejosty, by mans of falas pretmosii. Mr. Bodkin conducted the masecatias. This charge was 'cohered by areal= of the Secretary at War in order to put • stop to a system of fraud which, it appears, has be carried on to a very conai datable extent by parsons oaring theenasives as re- mutts and receiving the shilling who are not eligible to arm In the army. In the present ow A appeared that the wham went to a recruiting emigrant nad Walker, and whited to enlist in the 18th Royal Irak regiment, end upon the usual questions being put to him, whether be had ever served in the army, navy, or marines, he replied in the negative and received the shilling. Oa the fol lowing day he was taken to the doctor to be examined, and it wag then founi that he bed been branded In the side with the letter 1), and the priemer admitted that holed formerly served in diet% Ut Coursed Rearm. Under the circumstances the present charge was mimed against the prhonsr, but Ws !kir, the errgesat, gam hie 'Adams in a very isonfused and unintelligible manner, and Mat int stated that be gave the prisoner the ehilling before he seeds the false aeamer, gad although he afterwards castredloted this state ment, sad declared that the answer was given before be parted with the shilling, yet It was very evident that his re collection was very confused upon the subject. The jury, under these circtunstancee, returned • verdict of Net Gouty. Rieluord Sidery, a boy 13 years old, pleaded guilty to • charge of burglary. It appeared from enquiries made by the Court, that the prisoser had been turned out of doors by his parents, and that he was wandering about without • home at the time the °Siam waa committed. Eln; tint; tr;;;p7u;d in order that further enquiries might be made respecting the unfortunate lad. NEW COURT. (Before the Common Serjeutt.) This wart was during the day occupied in tryiag the yeiscasra oherged with peeing bed money, cd whom there ewe 26. Yost d the cedes were at time ordieary °ha/eater. Thew Terrywess, 42, sad Hamada Terryason, 36, his wife, wars ledloted for coining. It appeared that epos the 3rd of this meth the police, to whoa the male wee well known, went ea Is the morn be Crews-pia* Crown-wrest, Soho, s ad bare* the law el a mem apes the secced door, they Mad the pri mers la bed. Urn searching the place defy Salad a gam ily se bre elawswas sod fourpsany pieces wady for drew. leeks, sad also sone other roles, repined for eieterepplestag. The polie3 also towed all the usual *taro platlag oolniag apperatne. The wale Klemm, whoa charsad. said that he was had that the wooer, hie wide, tram amain af what ha a the nem The jwry aegd sd the woman, and the wen weer seatawed le dem years' penal servitude. pkin horn the appeas of Imd eo oat the& ft bad bees takea away hem s oft,rde, that my one who bout: it from tbe workmates mast how he we ‘Wir wend. first recite. that was t before hiss be (Mr. Imam) should seed for trial. He an this cameo se a very bad sae—much worse the that et • poor W(-stewed creature stearin a morsel of food from • babies shop to satisfy the cravings of Mawr. Hers were ma la russet employment stealing the property marested le then' eliz But the mischief was 'sea wares the Use far b.yoad what the lead would Mob, ead di tie e rfkely to cease coosiderable damage if Isla should come on. He should commit the primer for *id. MARLBOROUGH-8T RUE T. 10N0171.A1l ClUiltol OP APPAt LT. 811311 Jona a good-looking young facials, respectably attired, was Cliargei ceder the following cirmanstanoce before Mr. Minden . _ Mrs. Elizabeth Btendlnan, of 31, Burke-place, Reusing ton, mid she area on the revises day looking in at • window in Regent-street, she being shopping at the time, whin the seemed, who had lived with het 12 months' ago In Upper Berksky-street, came up and stared at her in the face in a moat aanoying end impudent manuar. Roe salted \sr why she did so, whim she said she would follow her wherever she went. Stas (complainant) then west into a shop, wham she stopped a quarter of on hour, and on coming oat 1110 was again followed by the scanned, who was jaded by another teem* till they got agar Rupert-street, they both making use of the moat disgusting language, and ultimately the prisoaer giving her a violent blow. Prisoner said abs did ft because she was called a thief. _ - Complement said the accused while living with her bed Rine into her store-moce and taken away Linen, plats, sheds, &o. but she forgave her. Inquiries made by the police sawed she had robbed every place she lived at. The amused said she had never lived with the COM plainaat. The chief clerk 'eked the complainant if she was we she was the same person. The complainant said she was quite sure, although she had not given her tight name. liar five s is ters had also threateael her. la easwer to Mr. Besisa, ihs aid she was look tag la • window, whoa the t celled her a Mist Bhe seen ober se er a flab mil add her, and they went after her to meek to lbw pude% who the easeplainent alp solute her sad sir peeled her. She had never fryer ti with her se a essonnt eke was quite Innocent of what the complainant odd of her having robbed her. She had lived in lieradertedldimp.llfYosrelasaf, Bath, had be as unfortunate over daft ohs lad bra la Tim the Ar mut= eabi dee rode the charger the date at Mr. Berns Bernsrid he would send for the officer to see if she war roe_ lea. The 411111111 said the polio. had never era the so ared. They earl sot find her. La willIOR he the chief clerk, the complainant said she lived with ha breillese, who was in the wine trade la the City bat draped to say where, •• she did not think he would i like t. He had hided and been to Germany. The rowed aid it was a false charge altogether against her. The complainant said she did not Irish to say anything about the robbery. Mr. Bead= mid he ehould order the wormed to eater Into ►r own rccosmimaos to appear again the neat day, .o that Inquiries might be made, the complainant's statement sot beledat aLL eadabotory. WORSHIP-BTREBT. COOL •Il • CUCUMBER. Maws Degria, 17, was charged before Mr. Hereon with Waft a entiff-box, value one penny, from the prom of • pew ell woman. named Ellen Regan. It appeared from the evidence of a %Ames that he saw the primer lest evea'_tm attempt to pick the pockets of at hest 40 penmen' in Whitechayel-road, and among theta the eld women's. La something was evidently ohs-insd, the mention els Oise constable wee directed to the pi "noster, who wv• •-fain he. cestody. 386 H Ray that on facing the prisoner with the commie gm of • they he der ied it, took a snuff box from his pocket, in a pWoh sad was replacing it, when the proem- Ina bleadief It as her own. Prisoner thin end he bad bend it. Kr. itameslll—What do you my now, prisoner Prieceor—Wen, • boy Er s e . It wmw Ida notthe old usse res. All obey say le Prontwolrla—Weil,lthel le as cool u • awomaker. Yr. Esuwall—leke is le? To my rand there arm wee nythig auk ahower. Toe me • meet omiemptible erooodael, moolherly well able to work. Ina Pt not%1!• slug the emestoeselhag (own the pocket al • poor old wt ws& Prisaaar—l mit got any work. I bad caploymat tbros wraldba ago. Yr. Hassel—Than, why do you lot go tar a wad*? Yea tuald do dart; but no—yos paiar wino and Wawa. I abed mad you for throe mamba to tb. Homo of Como tke. - The pretense, whose het wined lathe worthy wegistrete's hippest rewerha, we thee resew 1, awl the old woo ila„ to her greet estlee•Wees, eeeenewciet:i • ith • 12'1f-crown 's teetiterethe d lay* lea • dues week. Lamstra. TIOUNG POCZBIII I 1 1 . 11 CIITIITAL PALAU& AAIS Inas, • youth 111_yeare of age, and who gave boa Warms 16, Wei Kiag's-arose was chartist! with pithily the Tweet et Yes. Relikrd, widow ledy. residing at Horsham, Oa Iluesez, el a purse wattalning en old gu'uss, end newly Ma. in Over. ' Kris Bathed thpsest that while ba the Cunha Pelson as the ter hokum ohs hdt a hog at bar pocket, sad on heithey rem/ she saw her paths Is the hand of the Owner. the inahmatly told kr hived, the lady who wee with bee. that she wee rebind d her prree. red pointed out theyrisenor es the pnasa wirs sass and they YGwd the primer and atlrd wt i l o ri Z i thisf I" no plans; In • abort Um Aar, woo bark wbus the et aura rrooenlard him se the Eason who welshed be; set theatified But purse and he NEM* ae airle s =t;— . WWI the parse wee brought book b you, did lest it P t contain the some amount of wow as whoa you Itedied—YeAled dm me mood Ilmweet IP A Mood dot Ides Gs My at th e palm as do iley bin be taw de peimor ma put bim, W beard/ the (As of " elep did" bo Nbeed bit down Mire Into the sodeollotel bipiemat iledelmed Ma be wee dopped sal be dew sow dr pores preemest. It woe PkesiNbr• de m skaillarmod doettml ad Mad t• his. sad dy he fond It to adds et by do la. odes pleaded guilty to the ante MI woe mkt the Crtutioal Jamie@ Ad to dor sediee herd Liner. THE DEPALCAZIONS AT WEBDON. This morning the Royal Commissioners, Mr. 8404 Mr. A. Turner, M.P., sod Colonel Preach, met la No. 11, Committee room, House of Commons, to pursue their in Melee relative to the army contract system and the late daMlntbaa at Weldon. The Chairman (Mr. Belk) expremed a hope that the pram would Aglaia from staking any comments on the evidence taken before the comadesion, until the oommissionses had wide their report. Mr. Brearems was celled and examined relative to the stated the ledges; wild& would be raady for the impaction of rah& acontaMost to-morrow. Since the Let an/Wm he had eicartabed that the discrepancies ewe act ea peat es thee stated. Oa the former occasion he bed estimated theta between 10 and 70; the validity of the ledger le einewtain until the amateurs of payments have been clucked at the Warcllles. lir: Waiter, maw Is the boars of M. Jetta Pollard sad Co., army cloth mareheate, Hallam sad Loadcm, azaminad—He had bean meager to the boon bar pare, and bed been octenively emonected wfth easy coatleam Tbey red to °mums wader the aid end new mese He wee amble to say if Uwe one any goveraimeat laspeetion under the old gam. They had delivered legs ponadtiao of cloth at Wades thee he arablishommt. Th eir apply had been (Moly mat to Wades, sad be wee egg ant of the eyelet of Inspection Atarsed them Thar (fah hod boa tageoted by Hr. Hoyle sad oast ode u, sad be had begn ik itteght the hoopeetioa of the eleth Ise rigid. Th ey the clo th to Wooden on the nee priaelpie as to • Is London, meth foe Inatome et so slietneee of 454 pods co e commit, of 60,000 pads. He had as ream te cautpais of the roareos of scarlet deck kr the Garda, beeline thee was a Millealty ago raged la luespiai the Moth dee fix taking the dye. The hen had bee naked I. lan to the ease of goat 440i.' it tee the dab Nal fed to should have an re jected, bat he thee wen eirousstamer of hardship coanocted with It. There have been may attar imitates in which eisth hes been *Mad, sad have( examised the Roods. I melee then wee me Jul ease ibr seek rejscdom Tin gemeral practice wee the cloth hoe been re jected wi th out lay ream taw seeigma for it laving bean reatiled. I base freasely lam goods eat bask where I lone Mild w direo.ll, WINS woe the maw with them Is oath emus I have had them reisiment low , err ordyed, sad eat thee back ogee, and then peed. I home peened the th they e dye, end hove had then dyed again." th e deka wee in The Chalmen—Aoe yea ail talks contract with the go- W;Ahmaa—We ara, oil I dm Oak that the azaial whin h asia — . . Mr. TsiserZlllo lb sr yew __ _ dry be ruled In the roe remit P Mt. Wallms—T.; barbs dot rigid szmiss ris, dry At es se min prep le ewer rat lees. Tbs Orkers—Ner. I me piss Meek rsa • Tierra. bet yes ere met le be adbrisel et M. Is shoddy ewe nisi is year abibilebaser Wellars—Wo an set rsodrekrers, but rerelsols. libeadly f. erd la die reoldrers et de& Codes is sr seri is era, Wad I sew row say. laisky wee poitarlig di= sir report W. know that ME N 4 AND DITIIItAX DISITICT Bser.—Tlie edictal liquidators of that beak have given bottom to the creditors that they will pay a drat inetelawat of dye shillings in the potted oa sad after the 7th of October. TUT haws aloe announced that they will keep their offer open Gaul the 28th of Bsplateber to pay all the crakes nadir 1001. a compromise of 15e. in the pang. The Wier proportion of the creditors under MM., however, have already aceepted thin 021111COMW, and have received their Mag. SHARE LISTS-ZHIS DAY. Two drams. The railway share market to-day is better, an improved demand being experienced. Most of the leading stocks exhibit en advance of to f per oent. London and North Western stock A now quoted 901 to ; Midland, 964 to 97 ; Great Western, 604 to al; Lanoubire and Yorkshire, 944 to 96 ; Lon don and South Western, Oa to 98 ; Great Northern, 264 to f per share ; and Eastern Counties, 12 3-16 to 6-16. Grand Think of Canada shares are in great de mand, and have experienced an impartent rue, being last marked 38t per cent. Great Western of Canada remain quiet. Fast Indian Railway stock is in fair request. a. I rd. 1 THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21. 1858. !Mr 491.1ir, Milli 14.111 ■ L.A .S.W esisi _ moo. ledso.lBTs ilal—Wel Di!rim ri.. -, .Tipir7i. havitallia/s.fiL isolarika " De.ba. F.DrimaN F. BM. For* et 1::= - Pill - b._ Pleb.* Oiliii ba. N got era l ew faari: VW" Oseak fte. " ll."l botsba lgaLli• alalMer Do. • a Tra Do. lam E f igromil li ba: : .I..ra ill. IN. I g amma. S I C.NIIIII WM M 1111.1. 71111Wdle. I le 1 o.m. 100 ad albedo ab. Law, Wad df oak. That d Wow". 11 9 Idan.lbedOes. bus 6 ps. P. 1 90 A all Do. - 3 Lk. add. Ogbal •-- P. i .. m lm. Ni .1 , W i tla . aWO Ilartrii 7 71 -- IN 141 Da Mow 140 146 Babas dramt n a CAW& 6 p.. bda...iapii, pm. madonna by DOS L.ll. PS 68 101 106 Do. Jab I. latl, Dah . le 0 lia 101 Do. Joao I. 1/114.6131 - 76 N N NI. Oslootta NA N. larovo - - poa 10 136' OsOol Oda CLOUD - - M 3 Wiea...,.-,. ... 6 dawn MAW PK in t pa W. 106 WA ladlaa . . . a a Ds Ilairaiod 11 . . ...._ 1 3, pa II 6 ao. Jab - ... U 1 ad Ds 41 p b o=. dad 111 ad Ibloass b& ps al a s a DI 171 psi et AO Wool Trask A Oar` 1 76 IT Utile 8 1 1N all Po. 8 per al 73 74 Ili 4 44 ill DS. Op. at. Prat . aml arm twat, pm/di:id: _ at a a 1 De. de. 20 b. GlLfiat Istba.,ass i p.A. pm 141 ad VS AK Garda, Aiwa gi IN 111 Ai 11 Ds Wm l7 11 dla IN 0 Do. Ws 7 W a s . ll 0 11l IN WS ad Ds t. Os 1116 108 116 all Do. 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IA U Idomall Ma& ... -. 60 all Ds ric o { AA. a all loyal 6 proms a a amay rr. : e st.at: iii Ili 0 Oiler 1 seat. ill 131 WI ii. id WAIN. . d 3164 111 111 OOLONILL GOVIIIIIIIINT IN IN IN IN IN 111 (IN 1101 IN Ile 118 1 1101 100 111 UN lei IC% i -.....-------.= 121 142 i t It WO X 0 Si Si .... .. a ill 14 14 117 110 14 X If 17 iiII If I US 111 i h e 74ar 1 et i I II I ^- 1 db par /i N te II 9 pa wa 11 4 7 N N TO 12 IN 101 I di. 11s. TRAFFIC RETURNS. VAIN. 111146 Pea. Nor. Tart. Total O PIL. 1111,fts. &Nadia,. Wok albs AapollL JI 1114m1 Simi et 4:42814 SO IA 4.4 9.01 9.711 astsellogle•gmeir Seale wad Lake Ems .. IY 4111 &4 1.791 1.448 414644 44444 m. el Orb 7N 1.400 7.181 8.770 10,00 Wok maw MgOsoloir 4 Dellmekamil IMuries 1874 834 1.011 1.920 1.711 Woe 44411441 414144044 IL Lasks. Ilelemacheal it ' 46 " 3411 11.69!3,0 714711 COMMERCIAL AND MARKB7B. LIVERPOOL CORN MAREET.-THIS DAY. (IT 111MIIII AND 11111 XAGNITIO TIAJOZAZZ.) The own mutat Is budiee, with bet dirk &part dos for bosinsea. Flour it easier. Wheat has declined Id. Bans sad Wien corn en willing slowly, at • Mali= of 6L MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY. 6cosa.—The market has opened with a dull apparent*, and the public sales are progressing hardly. Etedned.—This 1111111Tbli ls also dull, bat lumps remain gated 63a. to 665. Coma.—The public sales of plantation Ceylon are going cdf shadily' at last wcek's mummy. TlA.—The public sales comments this morning, The Assam has gone off freely at eery full prices. The China is programing steadily. Rms.—The bulk of the public sales was bought in, Bengal at Bs. 6d.; Madras, 7s. to 7s. 6d. Buyers did not ai discd to give full prices. rgc.—This market is firm at last week's pekes. Corium has an upward tendency, 1,000 ales sold pater dalgoletiChange. genetally have a quiet appearanoe. TALLOW MARIBT.-THIS DAT. Th• market 4 firm. Avaszad aro tho gootaikas : Paton bwv Y.C. cot dot 'got. 49.. 9d.; tioistostbor, 40a. Bd. ; Oototor to Doottabor, 49.. 3d.; ditto, soperstaly, 49.. 6d.; Jemmy to Mozok. 490. 9d. HAT DAT. 71;:I. 37 It ;WY Npl oindo wit . * Tule Ir 7 with pins kw kvwn. Prim swam hay, den to 76.; de., 110 s. to Ws. ; Onions do., Ohs. to 705.; rowan. Oa to 10s. ; olonse. old, 90.. to 106 s. ; snood nit, 70s. to 905.; straw, his. to Ws. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE pm =scram na.sonanr.) LEICESTER MEETING. The Mowing Laws law arrived :—Pella d Donors*, Moak !dorm Der* Qum al Err" Z•. Dam Toramoson, Oarrens trnosprod, HARROW DAY. 01111112 KIDDLEBE ...... • = ll . ...... I Odra' Habe The above welt= Forfeits ere to be day, Sept. 25, to Mr. Top& r. 6 and 8). CAXXB. Ms sad • Ulf. ...,v ..... Ars • all • s• la . I $lO. 111, i 12 um. 12 (Moot es per. as Saw- Clissesr, sad to tta trly. LONG LIEASES.—Wo are informed by the SA bonny Jewreel that Michael Comm* SwF, wee perelimed Printouts, otherarime Lengley-led ht iee leek laweek betel Cant hes given his tam* Uwe SW rani at a vary low rant. The lend, men awllairare, they have now kw Ms. em non. SURREY SESSIONS, (THIS DAY.) (alas I. 2. Jobnima Req., awl Beach of liseitrates.) 1I0111•If 10 22222 . Erma &Urn, 29, • eistaMom resat thief, who has sellwed tsar years' peal servitude, cad has bra several Mem maimed of 'Met robberies, was indicted ix stealing • mums pesos from the plasm of Thames Barad, on the Ilesseee bighwsy. It appeared that as the al& of dr 16th of August the psesessiese bid base with • Mead to Irsexttall-pri sisd absed twe e c ho is the saniste wee Mended hams Mow High-stmet, ilsedmisrk, whim he was severed by lie =who admil Wle lost be. He refuel end pushed am 1d bed she Maimed him sad whoa are HMtv aimed, pswared spa W saddsely, ad ben be meld Newer himself limped her Mad Webb weieleset tad deb $ mews pion. Ls salmi bald Ohm sad ea • esemahie smiled up he pm be hie sestely. Palles-eammble 116 N, mid be sew the paws, Wag - (P.m wish the pfol/0/110/ asr X 6. z:fizsb_rad ea Pis apprceds he dam Mr hen bin of • ems piety. Pb. duds& it, list °66 ette we; home she was very away sad be sew her deep dm mews peter as the read. He plabd it up, mil the yamesalar ideletled k a the eedeam d she moles tram him. wareilt ße t Th e eme w.r !ed Mimed the men ba bar. the am bras marble te Weis to any sew. *le impisymeisS slum she led isms eft of pews, and WA se Make, le p le he esolsimrs. derdsest Osier, 26 Y. sad that the primer was hi sad astound te twee,* mown, in this asset is the let of Drat w, INI ; Mar yevia' penal sanded, ea evesaber 12, MS; red two mouths at the Southwark Pidicrreest, as the In of May lent—• l l for street robberies. The Clubmen told her she wet an incorrigible tb fat, and be stead mum a her to its years' penal servitude. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-1101:83. M Aisese llama% • well-domed and good-loci:lag mile yam= wllh se rime In arms, was eariumoned for abeam sod eireyber Mospeet fewarm, her niselmr-hi-law. Comsoblematdopmend ebb the handset was the mune of canataat annum to her, es ebe mu metaled to her ere, sad insisted op= Oaf to her Mese sal =it Ass, oslog ray skint Wimp red dash, bade her (coot plainest) stroll, rem beineday bet ereopelled law to all In ajpelleemem, by where ebbs she leek mat • mu ' aeons. Habedret wee as eue•wed4.l bed weir a, se that it was of do use to SiMO le her and she (coo *hunt) Whaled he hew her aram to the pram Defendant did that she hod ewer awed the eon plainest hi ea improper nesser. The Ina wee die wee berried to otaphir at'a ace, who aomeimilyill-trestad her booms she rallased to work Se hie astimr, , The yes smil able to week lea awl the =s wee they espermiled epee ma mlembad he should Zola bat fie. • week, het h• did Ns wkly kap hie wad, _end Min baby had Lama i_ deavaliaa. OW • begs ape hie 1 veal as babe maasieser she one to .I;bre Ibult emu bide beeleed bed ven her, mad Me Led /Agee this ebbed her b s take oat • emminebe ,aims WA, het she did not Wm to do is. base them whrimewer be Owl mall her he was eery unkind and led sellased se pep ewe ' Waist! towards the expenses of the oonlamment lben mid& she had j oat recovered. On t3ererday she herd limbs bee reedy to go Australia, sad re la bet sue she I rot% to perfectly helpless, she went to idi where he fired, to we If be we at homes lb mem bee, bat ea she knew he wee there, alms imeieled wpm beteg ' hint, and that was the eameyease dr woe imummtemed for. Her husband waa in court them, awl mid say if he led any jug awes of complaint egoist her. The Lord Mayor Midrib the Iblimed to stand alp, mad in quired whether be really writhe le kamteile, end whether Ise had any great is.. et eemplebt ageing hie wide. He said she wee • bud= "be pemeed di his ckthrsi while they tired together br as that he wea mooned to part tram her. Tc• defendant aimphadcally dialed that ohs bad ever hem drank In bier lib, emd two rearsatabkolaaktag womb deposed that although dry had keens ht br three pen, tbeei bed never Raw het la Winer. The Lord Mayor thump= &mini the iIIIMMIObe, tallies the linebeed he was ea umeally Mew, eel iiihrleimg that I say ems who had shine ler dellemdaat's mellesemet to histaatly proceed spinet the beelial to the Chubb Overt. DOW-STREIT. 71110071710 ST. aawns's ?SLAM A bricklayer's leboswer, sewed Tiber.. &Una., eta =at lit. leads Pelson woe eb.rpcd with stealing the reef of the palest nibs. of lend, the property at her XabstElhe Qua Mr. idtried thatrill, clerk of the works at et. Jaase's Paha, neld— prisoner has ben aspleyed at he palace head two yam Tho 6 About o'clock hit I wet Ida tar the O. Chapel, in the court celled the He wee acid the court thwards the Duke at a. He leed • sok with Ida. 1 asked him whore he was gabg. He MI, " I ere gehg to Locke." net le the Immo et the Waiver he mom I asked what he Win 1 4: E sirwardi he oh. Es web we . I Id so assts to the 00., where I W ask end hurl het it ete timid /Ms. of had, ens hen a n t h I thus gave the plasm in etilegA I hand het the had W lea met hen he nth of the Denham 4 a beg" and we beak est et I she hand that plea of heat Nib. led hew eat et Tht hid huh ow iiitZab math host lb., and is the preporty of her the Qom. It will east Ash V. lie wider it. Smith, 016‘, task the primer la camp. Hs hid it his ell Irwin is • bop of think. The primmer pleaded guilty. Kr. hellos sad this was an offence which wee sock en he beeene. It wee highly dedrabis hr the of dr ago of *ln that some Emus shesid be tend of whet wee den wiii hal Meth by bibaane. be. Alio May we illyisysL It vie so OZULILZY BEAL= ♦ID IPTOORIL &anvil t a JOINT STOOK SAXE& I, I a. 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No Well et • 5 r 7 MONEY MARKET-THIS i)AY. Two o'OLooK. The funds to-day are firmer, and the decline of / per cent., which was established yesterday, has been recovered. The other markets are also stronger, ' for, although business exhibits little revival, pur chases predominate. Consols are quoted 971 to for money, and 971 to I for the 12th October. The New Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue have been dealt in at 981 to 1; ditto, of the 2nd issue, at 931 ; the scrip of the 2nd issue, at 981 ; Exchequer Bills (March), at 355. to 38s. prem. ; ditto (June), at 255. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 1001 to I.__ _ _ The scrip of the New Turkish Loan has receded to) to) die. The Six per Cents of 1854 are also flatter, at 96 to ). The Brazilian Loan of the preeent year has been dealt in as high as 1 prem. Peruvian Bonds continue in good demand. Other foreign stocks are generally firm. Sales are recorded as follows :—Austrian Five per Cent. Bonds, 95/ ; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1001(exch.25fr.; Brazilian Fora-and-a-Half per Cents.) 1868, 961, 97, 961; Chilian Six per Cents., 106 ; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 66, 66) (exch., 1211.) ; ditto, for account, 86 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 22, 21; ; Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., for account, 921, 93, 921, 93; ditto Three per Cents. for account, 73, 721 ; Por tuguese Three per Cents., 1853, for account, 46); Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 100/; Sardinian Five per Cents., 93 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 46; Turkish Six per Cents., 1858 (scrip), die.; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1041; Venezuela Five per Cents., for account, 401. At Paris to-day (Tuesday) accerding to Mr Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentes opened at 72fr. 85c. for the account, and at half-past one o'clock ware quoted 72f. 80c. The latter quotation shows a decline of bo. compared with the lut price of yesterday. The prospect of a reduction of the Bank rate of discount to 2) per cent. is again exciting attention, in consequence of the enormous accumulation of gold, and of the continued exclusion of the Bank from the discount market. It is understood that there ha s been for many months a respectable minority at the Bank beard in favour of this step. The argument principally relied upon by the other party is that, as the terms in the open market would be at once lowered so as still to underbid the Bank, that este , bliahment would derive little increase of business from the measure, which might perhaps operate mischievously, by stimulating a spirit of specula tion. It is certain that the Directors will not make any change without full delibera tion. Still, should the Bank bullion pees twenty millions, u it bids fair to do, it will be difficult to resist the tendency of the present state of things. During the few weeks immediately preceding the payment of the dividends, the Bank usually experience an accession of bailees' ; and, as no such feature is now presented, it is reasonable to infer that, upon the release of the dividends, the market will become easier than at any former period, and the prospects of the Bank, as regards discount business, absolutely hopeless. The propriety of reducing the rate will then probably give rue to more earnest debate. The annexed memorandum is from the Committee of Mexican Bondholders : The Committee of Mezioan Bondholders have received ad vices from Mr. Whitehead, dated Mszlco, the 4th ult., stating that the governor of Vera Cron, General Zaraora, had ordered the collector of the customs at that port to set apart the enignments belonging to the bondholders and the oonvention creditors no all 'easels arriving from the date of that order, viz., the 30th July last. This was entirely owing to the call of her Majesty's steamer Basilisk, Capt. Fayre, at Vera Cruz, under instructions from her Majesty's mi -1 mister in Mexico Mr. °twee. American government etermar had also Mexico, at Vera Cruz with despatches for Mr. Forsyth, the minister of the United States in Mexico, to what sfleM was not known. The Veneioelan litoTsitor Industrial, of the 12th August, thus describes a meeting of the British re sidents just held at Caracas : . . A meeting of the British residents in this city was held this day, in conformity with an advertised notice convening the runs (Thome Nevett, F.sq., in the chair), when the following resolutions were unanimously adopted : "1. That se British subjects they have felt It their impera tive duty to abstain from any interference while negotiations relating to the differences between the two countries were pending, but that now they deem themselves justified in soliciting their government to demand from Venezuela such tams only as are consistent with her laws, and not to en force such as would be, if complied with, an infraction thereof, by the abstraction of persons now undergoing criminal pro. endings. " 2. That the meeting ventures to impress on their go. varmint the necemity of a stringent Inquiry into all the events which have caused the demands made on the Vona ' tool= government, as it is of opinion that the result of such Inquiry would prove that no necessity existed for resorting to coseelys manures. .• 3:Tuat the chairman appoint a committee to wait on the Governor of this city, and request that he will be the organ of opal:armloads" en the part of the British residents to convey to the *slake I the expression of their unqualified aomiliass the gisratiiss which they possess both for emir prom awl prairie, fa its Just and honourable protection. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. Business in the mining market to-day is almost suspended, in the absence of demand. In the Stock Exchange no transactions are officially reported. Prices in many cues are little more than nominal. Foreign and colonial descriptions are steady at former prices, with little business. English and Australian Copper shares have been dealt in at 11. THE RUSSIAN ESTABLISHMENT AT VILLAFRANCA. —The Morelia,' Popt, which has hitherto expressed some alarm upon this subject, now publishes, In its letter from ' Ter* • version of the affair quite in accordance with the authentic =formation of oar own Turin correspoadent,whose lOW appeared on Saturday:—" People here are wonder ment& at the piece of information which they have received through moms legliati jaunts's, that &valet. lase Wired Into a ekes alliance with Russia, sad to far pledged herself as to allow one of her ports. that et Villshenes, to become a Russian possession. I have aseeneined from an unmasstionable source that the osse le se follows :—The Russian government was In need of some depot ibr awls and victualling in the Mediterranetui, and nude applicetton to this government for that purpose. In the Bey of Villa Preece. user Nice, there is a galley-slave alike (Gagne), which la now unoccupied, as the oonvicta hem been removed to Genoa. The building is well selsgited to that purpose, and the Russian govern ment =as a proposal to purchase It. To this the 11•11,11 r of the Sardinian government was in the nega tive. It thought proper, however to allow the gratuitous, end et enures temporary, me of the building for the object ahem alluded to. Thus stands the asked fact, red out of ads tits SWUM Issegleation of some writers has no doubt bdt up hirdlimdiens, redoubts, and all the aspect of a Idellnernmsm fiellseteyol. It would be quite preposterous ama away with the idea that, by this simple favour, laafii Y baamd in a strict alliance with Russia; bat Mbar I &add be viewed as en indication of the present Oahe big fa Sardinia, and, I may add, i n • My. ;kr esseast of the resentment menifeted by Rai immeds Austria h the Conferences of Paris, sad mew doer the emehnks cif the peace, a oord is touched width vibrato as the sympathy of Dinka patriots. Russia Uias h in Dof aste* and thampon acquires some degree of PS = 7 DERSTORM Ix Pauta.—On Sunday MOM tel. about half-past nine, Ihe sky widassly Demme over cast la Paris, and oceillimed to get son a nd more =I, until et Let to read ea ardiary bo ok became a Meek raarate. • theologian then buret ever the It =miai by heavy Ma sad most vivid bid fall in the Rue Nears St. et ties mew of the Rue Montmartre; it beebe wend mass al glass in the shop front of • odd, end, by sae of those Murder freaks which se ktiMulinf sossnmany sittuderstcwins, tore away the Iselme lef ties Ina .• mid" over the front, leaving an the allbur Libre malafasad, he about the same thee the Hilashig mama a sietalei siwo mit door, ran dam ille new_fitir %skid atainsi et do bawl, and gam Ono of eassakikelytv h user ware sit Ire to. Fadaaabik _ pampa adablasaa was ot bait, and do ire ma falbarabial wawa Mos say tadieba Wary. Tie tlmilar dips bard about helfumelmer, when the rein ceesed, sad the rest of the day was ens sad bright-21mm I. ' 1.... :I! Wp - 711; De , II lisolors Welton , —___ 77. !- [ES.