The Express. — London, England, 1858-10-01 00:00:00

CVII A. 5.5 Z v Caere's, held I has U. Gaol laad with retard to a Dam Mack opus the of G. Duke of Bra. paidest, mitt V. Cooper. soma committee, watt le ad safretri. This pa chain which had blue's, sad vies president, is . iw •taton, who, by to tbs molatioas the Kisi, istvitid .1 litaitery societies Engine, Maths to wawa. K. Vida[ •cooed nectlos, lb* copyrights. The ass melon by • ,rth their views, was •ample. A general heeded the pi teal* ha King sad Pesos occasion which was id attics war* enr.- stud WoLowski, sad enemata, and Jar of clammed with t the pnleople of mght by • isms wet meeting, which expect:4 to be the roasts at t'le royal nritatioo. PuINTMINTS. )rt of the select ppointed to i t kepointioenip. The I with It ere *aka Tufa( la all a balky =theft reteensami Jet•eg *Kee 0 04 CTOININT SUMP o t do deploprint s- cows* air labor. min ilia. Nurtbal a sae la trade, or to ■uch caws as the o be de•atageous updating or develop neat dir respectable ad British consular ' • salaried Britiah or of v:a consuls in r How* to trod.. War sorra r may receiving World iy f 4 rtbar twisolion ambition ix 'pick' do is inie way of s to tido owe of ma 'pears of the elks %mat. MO aoasalst lather it that the pabiba ta from our tooksals, tibia basal to As weillaatkis al —. tos.ther via Or waisst, slassid 16 IM wilhost avow. ono to dr worth wawa& aoisbalok booa mairadosiod I.ideollo 6o subsoil ras et miseciadoot loofas/ to do so ; ▪ bolsoo tam Uwe mg Johnson aid for tie Atom per 0. Otbor aide 'Alas or so prowl • e.II nook la • 100 trap commy ood is w ooaassa. matey abet ampler red for the en- •; Kiss's Tour to Xdagastar ; sao's Weaskriagy &mkt, by Jefis sf.oaeld, Lib said h.tary d Prams. tir; Kallat'a of P. T. tyliw; of air& , OaieVo of the Menne ; %—Lad sad Won; .i4eo4 J. D. Ham; 'oCastril AMIN its; aviation's Lib at hobrisidas; eylyeat Yeti - es Kalinin of Kay's libiary al Paws, Waldman Vie Bandar's Pita ; Way as Clatelle•- • Nlelteirs Fend Dais We Misusaiss. rear. by Mr. Mirky the pablivitke of appears with the &uirch of Up • of thaw carious disturb the ear- Tyke ►ad the he sophist notices • f•ir spinster of ly. Os the child m 6041084 streinst who bed already owls( tort perm , ) thew, rhs•matee, ma; Ob tortnrinti *elf, it stems, meat bed received an heed resit which file the bricklayer am seer the aki,” ODA 1111110111 This mai • lel mt, w en hayseed'', yishist the I.ilairoed the banne to 'peek oat,— •ppFn of ft little homes indignation mem of missile* In Of comma he wee where, in pm :hurchweedeme, he naivete hopes; bat al privilege of the kl liwod beck has proceeded on wife of a owl let i.ia board the 71'..iTipainTIC, pia I,g, sad sway at n 4 won Molting in 4 did in • low wow* of bow r•- onples poistul UdiiPW UN Ina outoopossay , www, whscii •• on4wooand tba WrAgota DREADFUL CALAMITY NEAR DURHAM. A OOAIPPIT ON FIRE, WITH FORTY MEN IN IT. (From the Darkam Ado/risers of this day.) It is this week oar painful duty to record oho el tholes fearful calamities which me of sash paled fresprisay fe this comity sad Northamberised, by which the Nee et . . thousands of hart, from time to time, ben amerelord, sad sorrow sad unary carried inw hundreds of previcaudy happy homes. The eatansupbe which we are about to &rookie took place at " Pap Hoak, - is. ef tha Byars' Oreen Canaria*, of which, we believe, a. W. Jackson, Eaq., of West Hartle pool, I. the primal* maw. Pap Beak is about four ogles from We any, sad &boat half-a-tall• beet the village d gmespek. Tbe etaisry, which h only ben worked for stoat three pars, la within a abort dilemma of En riser Weir. Yesterday morning, about 12 o'clock, toomengers arrived is the city with the alarming intelligence that an explosioa bad occurred at Page Beak Colliery, and that the shaft of the pit moon Ire. Knowing too well the nature of these dread ful events, the intelligence spread through the city like wild-fire. The city tire-engine, as well as the College engine, wee at once despaichsd, and num bers of the inhabitants rapidly hurried to the mot. 0. arriving at the colliery we found the news, although perhaps not perfectly correct in detail, was sufficiently ap palling, and that no Use than between forty and thy kyle were, If not already sacrificed, hanging by a thread. A large crowd was assembled round the mouth of the pit, and up the shaft was Issuing a dense volume of smoke. Water drawn from the river by the two Durham engines, and one from Auckland Cantle, wee being poured down the shaft, and the whole of the peering and wood work at the mouth of the pit was either base to cinders or had been exposed to the action of the firs. From what we could leers from the men employed above slotted at the colliery, It appears that about nine o'clock ha the morning they wale skamed at hearing a report like an explosion, and instantly seeing lames leap out from the month of the eft, the whole of the woodwork beteg speedily one mar of fire. So soon as the alarm and coosternation bad in some degree subsided, the mouth of the pit was covered over, and tba lams above ground were moon exhausted or extinguished. This dose, the gnat question arose how to secure the safety of those below. It was soon esoertai•ed that not lees thee betimes 40 end SO men and boys were underground, and the =Mall wee at dime that so attempt could be made to doomed the shaft; thins fore the beet, and, in fact, aaly onus that could be edoptcd was torar water down the theft, and by this means endeavour to extinguish the lisessei which were them evidently menet below. The weem as we have said, was pumped hem the due by the fire engines se well as by a variety of carts set** for the purpose, but this furnished by an mans se Urge a quantity se could lieu been wished. &Wks aloft was sailed up to the bright of about fifties te Weedy feet above the sweat of the pit to try to create • current of air down the shaft. Above two o'clock, the smoke having in some degree 'abided, a men at tempted to demand the shaft, in ceder to Ks if he could seemed• the locality of the ere; but, sear issemediag three or bee fathoms, he sou compelled, in soaegaasc• of the lieelty of the smoke, to return without Wag able to discover smelting. A eicelsr step was attempted two or three times in the course of the afternoon, but with like want of enD3lOll ; and the only coulee left was to await the abatement of the lire, which was evidently still smoulderieg in the shaft. The pit sakes on an avenge, VA gallons of water per l sninatr, and, as the pumping apparatus has bean destroyed by the fire, there is thin large quantity of water soisamukting fa addition t what has been thrown down the shaft for the wpm sf extinguishing the ern The extent of s wills is shoo eighty scow, sad for the water Is • is Wiry sad stop all wination 112, him alibi will olio about the Ism so teat ANY is ming is sow lager won tit Ibis without owiiimo big nobsed. tbsn bra meaty of their big isousi sat. The amber at on sad boys attate- Nil Ia bs limb sot kw Om fry, WS bid is soh Mat liggisi alit an low bit use bus rag 100 postos would haw boa at metes Ibis "ink Wit" Tin naphli of tie telethist and Mai of lin Naar tsar, ma his in the Ws may ba Imo easily haaintiod than thaarlbad. In one cottons wlddc we chanced to masa tinio were law of the fondly--a tothaa end three aosa—manapt th• haphos sunhat confined In W. mink Talegranblausoantaa wore net to Wort Ratilayaol, Dar. dagenn, 'Nekton, rad odor lowan Ardro-anginse daring the mom of Ina atomics and ow fin= Dorhuitos an. rival b veil eked four o'clock. Mr. Nicholas Wood, mad swore Writ ct3sl owners to the north, wars an) talorraplnd for. tp to ...t• whoa tau eacoaat Wt, there bad boa little alteration la the emanate of slake; bsy the make seceadiag the theft tea viably deteenaher. TER Uzi. or YAILBOIOOO/I'll YACIIT.—The Earl of Teriereesh ended is We Royal Dark, Odeehy, es Teasley in la bio beandtal paid the " Z 9." Ills ship tea We teats led priewedod direct fee Deeddseby. To wee a wiry teem pi of vied at Web Is de m* of goodwill ea Wednesday week whilst the Zoe wed at es oboe la the lay. tainreeeldew was eawauninwei from tb *here that M weld be dangeraes tar her to masks la Wed polities aey Yom. NA they heteessaly weighed swelter wed gee ea hp sok whilst the weriateg weed, • leheeser, Wag weals le he ak the sew wen only mewed by the Mtn ameNces 41 the stew et the tie boot. A CASA, Tintecon rot nil Coact —A nor nereadise el the Ifeethetter Guardian makes the following rOw the essionetim of • cheap teliwoope for oh a sweet :—" Present term au optician • 36-fath Owe (MY ie. • carrel pleas which produran • forme et the sa c's the dimenee of 38 Inches), 1111 , i • 1-Ilse ie, a anew" glare producing a form at leleeb). a tisplete worker to make two tin Ink* sae I 0 %Oboe Lou, sal about 11-inch diameter; the saw le le “ imbia kw and its dlatoeirr such that it will jug Ads esswilertahly br ide the larger. The inside of there Udine 'Mehl bet be pieted ur ite mise lined with • dull blast At the lad tithe target labs en iegeolons wort ma will have se dillealty he nearby the object glass, so that sot more the. an lash illemear et it .hall be ex posed, end at the end of Oa mean the eyeglass most he Seed. When the open fad et eft tube I. beerled Into the open end of the other, so that the tow ewe shall be about 37 inches &pan, • telemeas will he precast which will ma gn ify the diesels e 1 ehjeale 36 time ; or, in (cast wade, will make lesetweely ealsea appear 36 tielft 11,18/1/1 . . With seek a teiteamme the wanes, of Jupiter. the crescent at Venue, awl the in 'geishas, of the darken of the mom may be dletingulebed. Galilee* telescope, with which ha made the deer dieseeeries in lie heavens, did not nisreify more. I sued etweeely Mat with this instrument ell objects will appear laweetea; hat. with 'regard to celestial objects, Aisle of wataparimen" la the Otierthee of Monday the cortsipondent bit lamer Letter by saying:—" The telescope 7= mob about 4.. ; but for &NINA that mm • very mink =brnee may be constructed by obtaining • sad ebJeet ilea, of 40 inches to 48 niche. focal distaaesy thus. of whi, his 3.. 6d., retaining the .y.' awl hawing the tubs male to sail the additional peedire Ms& of boas and diameter of object glass The piesseles cans& a hiesoope, ems after the mutt has eil ready to the pleasure and inetruction " rthst whelatieeny teats foe the sublime and wonderfal facts of 11111•1•1117." _ _ SLAVS:BUNTING IN NEW YORK. —One day lest wet. a fugitive stive, who had arrived is thu city on his way to Canada. fell into the Made of DMA swap sass tbe sieem-boat leading, who, hoping doubtless to earn a reward thereby, took bleu before Marshal Rynders, thiskiag Yea abet ftwietioaary had authority to detain him moll the MOW mid be found sad indoced to wed oa the neessesary Fto errors the return of hi. stray chattel to bondage. Rysdere, however, knew very well that he had DO aathority, and he is said to have declared that ha would set laierfere with a slave on!~ compelled to do so by the awe of a lewd warrant. The fugitive wee kept over sight somewhere-h. amid not tell 5z . ...0t1y where. b r a ft woo pro bably et ate of the polio, sta.ims —whist his captors ma chivied to dimples him. Th.y are liable, of coarse, to ea *Mina for false irepsisoarn.at. The fasiiirri is mumseed to be made ta Ceases stow. —Now York Anti-Slavery Bteniard, VN. GARIes OT CRTNOLINT. AT CHURCH.—.Oa thersday warder teat (says the Plymouth Journal) thence. ahlppers at St. Audones cbur,h ewe not a li , tle marrlsed sad amused at a reumkabla mettetstanos that occurred there to a lady utin Ira. Alresed with a superabundance of Iles passant fitabtaeable azreadar. For th e advantage of the eliendeste the renrottwardroa bare had placed sheet Ilte fir, in coneenhnt tomer., .tae to , las &a•+/+ faith embodies la wet weather. Oa Sonday melba d is tom& whil• polutug one of atm ili ammo. to seise or at tits Won ifrig a im sad as sli• Pampa aim( it haat as tin giMaill toeli Ile row lOW et •••• at • deg tits( is tallier& The .., amoodoil onsnoodoo. many of isagtaxi ad amiliarks left hit paw to astattola tits iire2 • ado OD MONA bat be wan Pseadoi iff Oa mew. lib bed lookaod to A* lady'. asilotima al re . mod Ilto omoylir ~.sots. Ws &sal riot OM the am* d 41•1• If• asolami• agi OD Mall Mid to Ow Mamie 'lke imam dot mei& THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 1, 1858. SHABB LISTS-7H.L9 DAY. Two o'CD:so& y. ,, 1 The railway share market opened this morning with renewed firmness ; and for a few description, including, more especially, Caledonian, somewhat g improved quotations were established. Sales, bow- y a " ever, have since been premed, and most of the prin Mo - tips! stocks now present a redaction of Ito per cent. compared with the closing quotations of to yesterday. The market, nevertheless, retains much ws firmness of character. London and North-Westsru stock is now quoted 92 to f; Midland, 98 to l; • Lancashire and Yorkshire, 98 to f. Great Western, 64 to ; London and South Western, 96} to 96; Great Northern, 26 to 3 per share ; and Eastern too Counties, 121 to I. The Indian shares continue in good demand. Rust Indian Railway stock has again advanced, being marked as high as 1081. Grand Trunk of a Canada, Bahia, Great Luxembourg, and Pernam bum shares ars all inquired for. se 0/IDUIALT MA NMI LID lITOCILIL ig gr a % 4 !::: ---- a ET s fia== t: 099919 r 9NI &Wad = 3 r.= Brim ..--- .8 gD. i • :lifv7A ' Pil t ""k Abort • di * lis ANNINI P 914. Laslst a railiair .......... No &awe 1799919. u l 9 O • .. or , D. Obis B - di NO . ...„....= IN awa l = - 1 ji ..... i ..... : to l egr . am. a. di larsaliw sad OEMs -. I Its " 99t9,. -- IN tameNl99 me erwe. II De. N. .1111 - I I gt 41 mit= 90 LM. Ned limayall . ID? 1.99., 1*. 1191.19% 1"‘ ” . 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''''' is. 11.wYi0epp Do.ll me. 1140p0.77 ftso 41 pis •01. 11 r.rfamidlo. -"llfLeral r s israr — , . . . 0 No. is. f 14.1ffew 1 klisirai Werelirair dirl9.. a lp 1 I Tr 14 la 41 74 TS II I 4 1 1 9 41 418 KS Sr I I li 4 II NI I : 1 NI . MK Ulllllll LRAM, et inxgp italloll•Ti ! Gift :"L~~~ SI lab 1111 14 16 148 148 4 44 IM in U 14 91 U U IT 11 11 N 111 '1 ►.t Milli MI Nil 4iUff I I 1110 117 6 191 9 le II 1O 100 li i IS. MI US 111 111 US 416 lif 1411 DZITIBII kLUINS. • • 3 4 I. 0 as _lf Us4s Ui i 1i 44 4 In K y 7 I I a a a a D) sr) us as f t 46 44 se MI Mei RI BmAtroim-os-Avos RinwAY.—We are in. formed that Kamm theems appohatee ameasthare ha the tosetreetha at Gate' an i ste that the mite TS eammeseel with se Ude Idly es math. The = ria s ar es thelee, Wthisrbmpla thmthemy el molds' thdi booth film boar's is llman& me at mlead Os slo th s el the ea-Aeon Okroosiik. RZTIBION op WAILSHOTISE CRAW= AT LITER pooL.—Tbs aosmity far a indite Is the raw end ens theme by the 111thshma Dank beam, kr time me at the Albert es& Male, modem* lea bees dicrlog :re 6.141 tha eaeo ll ethet ecum eaear- WAIL er cW L Irfo isalte, however, war be glees, as the whole ilbjec4 will dill* NM Won the board for diwaciaa. MONEY MABICBT—ThIa .1.14 r. Two o'CLocs. The funds opened very firmly this morning, owing to the favourable revenue returns, and at one period fresh rise of 1 par cent. was attained. Sales ensuing, a reaction took place, and prices are now quoted 1 per cent. lower than they dosed yesterday. The market, however, though lower in grit*, ie firm in character. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange less buoyancy prevails, but prices present no reduction of importance. Indian railway shares continue in good request. Consols for the 12th October were first marked 981, and are now quoted 981 to 1. For money the present quotation is also 981 to 1. The New Two tud-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at Bsl to 82/ ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, of the first issue, at 991 ; the scrip of the second issue at 98/ to 1; India Bonds at 16e. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 38s. prem.; ditto, Jane, at 255. to 28s. prem. In the foreign stock market the principal feature is a great demand for the Old Turkish Six per Cents., which have been marked as high as 981. A reaction, however, has since taken place, and the present quotation is 971 to 98. The scrip of the New Loan is quoted to prem. Spanish, Per. tuguese, Sardinian, Brazilian, and Mexican Bonds are all inquired for and firm. Sales are recorded as follows:—Brazilian Four-and a-Half par Cents., 1858, 981, 97 ; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 661 (exchange 128.) ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 1001, 1001, ex. dir. ; Equador New Consolidated Bonds, 161; Mexican Three per Cents., for amount, 21f, ex div. ; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 47 ; Russian Fotir-and-a-Half par Cants., 100}; Sardinian Five per Cents., 94, 931; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 481; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 30, 30}; the Committee's Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, 81 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 98 ; ditto for account (Oct. 16), 98, 93j, 98, 981, 97}; ditto Six per Cents., 1868 (scrip), 1 prem. ; ditto, for account, 1, /, f prem. A meeting was held this day of the creditors of Messrs. George Chambers and Co., pin and needle manufacturers, who failed on the 11th inst. The stoppage has been entirely mussed by the suspension of Messrs. Plowes and Co., Mr. Chambers being liable for 11,6711, of bills in connexion with that firm. This liability, however, may be taken from the estate by the sale of goods in Rio, valued at oast price, at 11,4621. In the event of these goods not having been appropriated and sold, the billholders will take them up ; in this case the estate would be relieved of their claims, and show a sur plus. The total liabilities were stated at 22,0281., and the assets at 14,9891., and it was resolved to wind up under inspection. A telegram announces the arrival at Lisbon from Brazil, of the steamer Tamar, with 17,0001. in specie, and 43,0001. in diamonds. She is expected at Southampton in two or three days. The Sultana, from Melbourne, has brought 182,0001. in gold, and the Fulton, from New York, 40,9001. In English railway shares confidence is in creased by the anticipation of the benefit which ought to accrue to most of the com panies from the diminished charges for loans and debentures. The traffic of the lines converging upon Manchester, it is also pointed out, will no longer contrast with the Exhibition period of last year. During November and December in last year, too, business was suddenly checked by the aids; whereas now the tendency of the general raffia of the kingdom is towards recovery. We understand that the Bank of England have taken the balance of the New Zealand Four per Cent. Loan, guaranteed by the British Government, which was submitted to public oompetition, with only partial success, through the Union Bank of Australia in July l est. It will be remem bered that at, and subsequent to, the public adjudi cation, when the minimum price was fixed as high as 107 per cent., a total of about 190,0001. was arca , Mined to have been absorbed. The aggregate of the loan was 600,0001., but the sum offered to com petition was only 300,0001., the Union Bank of Aus tralia taking 200,0001. The sum now taken by the Bank of England may therefore be computed at about 100,0001. We use the word " computed," because the Union Bank decline to tarnish precise information, although public bidding. having been in the first instance invited, the matter may be con sidered to possess some public interest. In the discount market yesterday there was a fair demand for money, two-and-a.half per cent. being the general rate for choice bills. At the Bank little business was done. At Vienna the exchange on London has fallen to 9.67. For the next quarterly sales of East India Indigo, 14,180 chests are declared in the A, and 1,600 chests in the B catalogues. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return show, this week an increase of 1082. ; the North Eastern a decrease of 1,4661. (compared with the " actual " re ceipts for the corresponding week of last year) ; the South Eastern an increase of 1,0291. ; the Midland a decrease of 931. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, a decrease of 9754.; the Lancashire and Yorkshire a decrease of 3451. ; and the East Lanca shire a decrease of 2991. The half-yearly meeting of the English share holders in the buffalo and Lake Huron Railway Company is called for the Bth October. The directors have made a call of 21.10 x. upon the shares of the issue of April, 1857, payable by the Ist November. At &meeting of the shareholders in the London Assurance Corporation, held on Wednesday, a divi dend of 6.. per share for the half-year was declared. An adjudication in Bankruptcy was yesterday made against James Parkins, of Grocers' Han dcart, City, and New-crass, auctioneer. The act of bankruptcy was Parkins absenting himself from his place of business. It is said that the bankrupt hid been a successful speculator in the funds, and that a short time previous to the July settlement he had remind very considerable sums from two members of the Stock Exchange. In July, however, he had to pay a comparatively small amount, representing the" differences" on unsuccessful transactions. This he failed to do, and has sines absented himself. His brokers having given up the name of their de faulting principal, a number of members of the Stock Exchange are interested in the issue. The National Discount Company have given notice that they enter their new and splendid premises in Cornhill on Monday next. A telegram, dated Dublin, Sept. 30, received at Lloyd's, mentions that the screw steamer Pro peller, which arrived at Galway an Wednesday after • quick passage from Newfoundland, has been laid on the ground to prevent her from sinking. The subjoined was likewise posted at Lloyd's yes terday The mail steamer due at Mandate cm the 29th September from Constantinople is reported, by telegram to Marseilles, to be lost at Bedlam°, Sar dinia; mails and passengers saved." TNITIMDAT EYSNIIIO. The directors of the Bank of England, at their weekly court to-day, did not reduce the rats of die s:sant ; and the government broken did not make any further purchase of stack on public ac count; yet the funds showed even increased firm ness, and a fresh rise of I per oent. was established. The market derived strength is the aftersoca from the knowledge that the reveals, returns present highly satisfactory results, after making allowance Eon the remission of the war income tax. The other departments of the Stock Exchange were charac- - - • -- - -- - Ile ea eo4ineatjimilsease 111 II R. Med lee I l eir i ele g ia TM 111. lee ais t lIIS II A Wa.••• /a • a al IN e IL 11 1 1 =NI. 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I • limos ' a au .1 If If ...,.. 4 15 AsZila Lai all X r - r- Ift...b , S 111 dr... i v:itr..°Vr.;a:: 1 14 ri i; 1 46 6:616 Deis -.. I 1% 10 I Y Da Now ..- , 1 1 111 l6= THE POLICE COUE:I6. (TEM DAT.) MANSION-NOUS& liedert dark to liesos. &ads sad Linreg, %OM., la Cana" was Wed it Patty 801111i0SS, beim the Lord Mora mai likbassa Cubit:, ug the temp ot having te ma lis hi serasta Len i l i t Ar ths oi tto=l 4 bis 1: 11 :414.:1 Ida an the oceasiou, and who l 4prehetokd Was et heat to • shopkeeper in West-aweet, Bobo. ite ''. oaktrhouslo piaster lad besly serried the daughter at • reepsetakde otaa, who hod obtalood tor him a situation abroad, to which le was to lave goal the day alter the rub bery had beat .twitted. T pelmet pleaded "silty. The Lod Wm—What dad you mesa by stating on rat• hat emeinedss. ire the ink although not woeth h., abeaM out Mr. hods 601. ? _ _ The },hart*—Tint and lb e inonesat of greet ex ellemnit who I was him into onebnly. The Lord Mayor, Oar wane cotlllielltiOD w:th the father in-law, who et awes sohnowtenpri ,hot the pekoe** , bit soled improve/yea a loom eseeties. orb% _tin tie cow& coda not tank - stiveilleg a inniler ice the casco then imprisonment fa 11os senthe; licaard *ow &Fair, 'the umber sent r esembeetion on the ohms et lowly dam eight &My, ihe poverty of lie MAW, width mew hen bus gem be hies h pey lm the peele. d _it Misr, mathing some keperient dna tonne indanintsi to Altiedra. nee pat to the bee to be tied. The plow girded relity. The niriselpil eke* in Ike bow el he eampierers, Neon. Dewar, resamaasoded him to wreey. The Lod Karst aid Alien= Cabin ientenoed the phew be ingehooreent kr three swathe. GUILDHALL. Ma Isis was chVg 411 with picking tha pocket of Mr. Cooks el his wake, value 41. The seed—l was in the Old Bailey yesterday, I as the MAY Mayer sad Mende wens paring on their way to Westealesiar, wises I Ea Axe suspicions looking charm tire, sod leaked to my pocket and found my watch pas, end oa seer the men I saw the prisoner with my wake la his sad I ultimately gars him into custody. Primmer—l did not Merl the watch. The next mitoses will tell you how it some into my poression. A yonag Rasa of the name of Inglis said—l maw the prisoner and lie two companions posh against the posecutor, who tried to get away from them, end the prisoner put his lagers into the geossostor's pocket, took out the mat* sad ran away with it. The prosecutor sailed out " stop ' end the policeoleu punned and captured the prisons,. Prisoner—When I was taken into custody he told the pro secutor a different story. He said he saw ow of the other Men to.. the watch and give it to me. Alderman Phillipe—Yon said the next whams would tall the court how you got the watch, and he has done so. (lAughtar.) Pneoner—Bat not se I expected. (Renewed laughter.) Committed for trial. SOUTHWARK. ATTMETTIII AV ICI DI AT BLACK TAI A IS-BILTDOI.-13, MAZIAIII.I /firma Maly, • sidemaberiooking female, about 30 qmof age, was charged with jumping off Blackfliare late the rim. Theme, Milk Mast to masts suicide. Men Pelt, Ms mates of • vessel called the Princess :=dursitai that he ma ea bend eter the earrey side ot Midge dose tee Ode& this messing whist he was reseed up by heselei a Mum splash to the wear rime by, he Jumped r e i h (Cl into his bait, when le maw phew afar him. He immediately polled to the spot, sad some difficulty got her into the boat. He this ca w! for emblemee, when a polies-galley came up sad look bar away. Tho magistrate salted from what part of the bridge did she is!?.3? whales replied about the middle arch, and it was a miracle she did met eons in coated with the piles. when he reached bar she mesearly schaesisd. TMlkalsesees NMI vtialber she said anything after ha bel wenn, le st _ _ teplied that ell the said wee Why did yon no t id de deeds spelt?" Idigestee Den, d the Thawed pollee, odd b reseived the pdearr sods Me Ailey, end toot bee le the workheed. when she bed ss & until broad to the sweet. He rated her dew re MI said. sash a wlid Mewed en beel: ate Ida bid ad dleheem hod Me mhe Is sod hod were bum eer Mei. She die WI, V die dee the wadi de IS epee. TM ha now to the dip, Nil she was tired dherßit,meisWrweetoanftrhe. The maestri", tail bar be should reused her to prison until Thurtay add, &mese which doe she would have au opportunity of ocavandeg with the chaplain of the gaol. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE: tar 'LAM t 0 NORTHALLRRTON ICE DAT. GRAND STAND STARR& Tine *orlon! at • =NA Mediates's, Maudhie, Neur••l4, NW* Skew, sad imps me brow NOKTIKALUDITON HANDICAP. Om MIL Maid al Dams; HgYi, Cheery Chap, Laakothaa, aid Combare aro ban. AINDERBT PLATT. Three quarters da legs. M end Ch i n Boylan Mks Jew, aro Abre. dventurer, Some&le, TWO-YEAH-OLD (SELLING) HANDICAP. Thine mature of a mile. Cock o' the Walk, Jamie Deana, Wandale, Wittman, Mamas a, Thy, Badliek, Lady Lambkin, and the Filly Ihmosieh'e dam, an ban. Atuttvaut.—HreMay, llastigas, Fabius, Ned Boompob. T. Damon km kw or Ave mare ezpoolid. • A TM MATRIMONIAL Qulertee. Marriages by libebsot Si b to soy, montages of the upper da.aa. , rz i g = w a y : 136 4; in ter , lits 6 bet : 1 7 163 abi a gd- I t. woo se pomp iniaild es to finny the aardten higher gee over. We are INllided, therdielOs dash& Sof the i Intelbolua of holy melba is got la 'obey bibs leer arty away is my obel of war . yogobekto, and vs re. New a ,. is at ems A sir gbagy mil orsowilluistio t midi WO ihmlS tam sob se sereugloa. 8 .2 Mika delis ass sesame sirs ratrielly prehabsig esg sash g gems' qty dal meal or modal haw Tbs ody ea truth elk vadslt the inmost woo lballomd dm Sir- .., that IR • weft doe, oboe the ithmeliset wed halls pep. 7 4 rally elegtheed me wrgelbwelgy Mae the goomodNy= AL tteoo rear posmillsaffe limult dm difoortZmkg le waft ameba Is sallsireseesster. dos fa gum- Ow Width would be hem/ In the upper beds of the great Lel thldille order of eadierf. b sot Urge to affect me e. N. of the duo u allots, bat it b o ob which tit h ee is MIR activ.ty of bogus and pee, and where any derange- wt meat attracts a gold deal of att, ttion. The people eon- le paired In it are emisently writing and talking people, sad a they talk and who at what came home most forcibly to ei, thentssivea They an also people of no small influence, sad thr thth es well oe ix general ramose It is much to be Mahal Ithat the tholudy could be removed. A young holy es I AMID tam hie will • fair chance of getting comfortably W serintd, het She irsit and the remedy can be both Indicated N to atom& Marrs snipe not expect for their daughte rs at k a re e el eithity-one such an establishment em :7 themirthwe after 30 you'd matrimony. Neither air lager can be obtained fell grows. The Mad" libo Is tho saitesenr to reproduce the wont seeththement ear 110 sods in the ease of each child et fte imil addososet, rat as V a hadholder with 3,0001. a year won to expect that mum do of Me daughters should MINI b, magiar upset mod, ma • reparty. Fathers Amid r temthether that their doseibm oar by dogma, sow that dry hews naturally the Er grobabo to go through, and I Neap, that what they Iwo goer they had sot when they brat To the delight/No we may nothing, Orr the bah is It body dais; but to wards evil would vanish at oar ff it I . woe hew .peaty asiosourlsdred that people !night move on the eathe amid bed with broad distinctions of living and 1 IMAM ring& RISE op MINTRB' WAOP.S.—We learn that this a week the principal coal masters in and around Whitlow and 1 Motherwell have agreed to add la per day beide wages of the la miners. No claw of operatives have such a good claim for liberal remuneration as the miners ' who are engaged at such i hazardmio ocoupation in the bowels of the earth -. We hope that this increase will be carefully husbanded, and that t something will belied mot by the workcom for • "relay day." .1 Good housewives would do well to lay in a store of costa for g winter, se a rise in price may meow be apprektended.-•-011/Ipt. 111 Doty Nail. EMBEZZLEMENT ET AN INCOME-TAX COLLECTOR.— At the Altrincham petty emeices, yesterday, Beery tiordso, 19 the collector of thcoros taxes for Bowdon end Altrisebant, was committed for trial at the Chester mikes, an the prate- - I cotton of Mr. !thole, the of the solici!ors to the Treasury, Ta ter embezzling sit eums of money, amounting altogether to II 111. Ils. The defendant oleo fills the office of dark at the 1 1 Bowdon quids chunk sod hos bean reputed to be a raan in • good digamslamess. Bail area accepted, the defeadaat him- ti soli is 1,0001., and two scathes of 200 1 . sooh. I ELECTRIC TICLICIRATIIIC COMMUNICATION DZ. II rims INGLAND AND HOLLAND.-011 Wednesday MM. : lag. .1 odious engaged at the Blootrie Tologrude iffrata g of AY MIANNA 0600 sad MOO, lest 0114• Whig le dm oissesitore of the teas affixdbri desalt) soorsesisedoe • between liall4 , ad sad Hotbed (the edit War In M I , miligated the sucosseted a y ta m width was completed fa 43 hong a t a t i r e : : Palms, at graph's, eacciattenisid by their Mr. Lag/ Williams, sad on their nuns Is No I they woratulortathed at a emptier hour at the I Taves, LIN Greenwich, the ehols of do goy** retiollogs arreleselfes the rood agrembio saner. STAMM Mrine.—Thentedri 4 iseesais state I tad a seZy of Frisk Nalgisa, DO& sal Swiss um& I tails Ye lees fersed srldi a NOW af 40,1100,0111 rush , 10, Jim , eerklar WO aim te She dlskisle el lbw ' lies Abrogises, Mersis, end Una Merida, ft Ile 47 4. 1 34 34 iii , Mm •• an IND \-; .0 M. A 112 4% 1 2 i II 1109 id s 9 FOREIGN 01 N ft I itGATIONS IND WO en INS i i et P=V l gt of =mi. I per 1 eta sit a Da a& ... .. A Idalimalo.Viedilia4 i. 4. g I. 4 B=C E . ::: 3 p* A Iferibitt w. : Tor.d. WI 4 Sew il. ol 5t.... 2 3 VAL 1 pAisil el A . 3DA 001.0141. 400V•all MUT ipysi Ie IT lea is Lti 111 U 1 lie ii 13 1131 11 13 p. kola 6 k JOIST lie link al oeAleili I : titiii • . Maim : a • OWL Zama at Imak. .. aanamlwasa IS iMO Vedas _,.... la • Ans.Olat. all II et .1000 al la limaid Md. all PTi l r i gd_ - I M. rrw.aa NOM II 1 La sib raelm... comase _ _Om,- mg bi ''""'Mit e irande . .. C i 4. 2 .4 21 Is 5'4 7:11011. ~,,...... 1 104 114 -if tensed by iess speculative animation than yesterday, but the general tendency was again favourable. Consols, which closed yesterday at 98} to 1-foe the 12th October, opened this morning at the sarato quotation, advanced to 98 7-18 to j, and closed 981 to }. For money the last price was 98} to 1, and for the 10th November, 98} to 1. The oid business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 981, 1, } ; ditto for account (12th Oct.), 981, 981; the New Twoend-a-Half per Cents., 811; thrlndian Four per Cent. Deben ture, of the first issue, 991, 99} ; ditto, of the second issue, 991; ditto, scrip of the second issue, 980 India Stock, for account, 218; Three-and-a-Half pee Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable In Ilay next, 1001. MINES.-THIS DAY. - - Two o'CLota. In the mining market to-day, shares in South Caradon, West Caradon, Great Wheel Alfred, North Robert, Wheal Edward, and Kelly Bray, are in de mand. The general appearance of the market is rather firmer. South Caradon shares are officially marked in the Stock Exchange 420, and West Cared= lo2i. Foreign and Colonial mining shares remain very dull. Bon Accord Copper shares are marked I poem At a meeting of the adventurers in West Caraion, held yesterday, dissatisfaction was expressed at the result of the management of Mr. Crouch, and three shareholders were appointed to confer with the com mittee with a view to investigate the position of the undertaking, and to any out such reforms as may be considered necessary. The state of the mine however, was considered very satisfactory, and the shares, which were quoted MI. prior to the meeting, closed this afternoon at 1004, " buyers." &sty Folgas • dividend of 30a. we ohm warn declared calitaiii fast - . At Wile Sestet read et copper ore ampule& et 612 tow we melded an the 29th tag. Gabbana Commis itea d es the 29th hut 18 tassel ors Beath Dolooeth end se , ohm Comas ..Pled es the 29th bet. 12 tons clam TBIISSDAY EVICIIIIO. Rather more business was dons to-day in the mining market. North Dolcoath shares met with buyers at 31, so that the great rise established yes terday may be considered fairly supported. Shares in mines which are making calls remain generally flat, We noticed inquiries to-day, however, for shares in Rosewarne United, South Condon, West Caradon, North Dolooath, Wheal Mary Ann, Gram bier and St. Anbyn, East Tamar, Doloath, Tinaroft, East Basset, and West Grenville. As regards Great Wheal Alfred, East Wheal Russell, and Great Wheel Vor, sellers predominated. In colonial descriptions the only feature was an improvement in Bon Accord Copper. Foreign mining shares were dnll. MARK-LANE.—TIIIB DAT. The wheat trade was again doll this morning, at the re daction noted on Monday ; and ths business transacted In the ertlols, as oleo in dour, was trifling In extant. Fine malting barley supports its value. Other descrip tions (Moult of sale. Oats, with continued large arrivals, give way in value, and purchases could be made to-day on osier terms. Beans and peas =chimed. ...as 1 V LLB LATO LONDOP. MON SEPT. 17 TO 00T. 1. K 1140144 allows. OWL 100). • l ei • 1:60 1 400 1 SAO 00 2570 i 67910 1690 .. alek • — Maw .... ..1.61i; Ponta raw. —l;iiire.. l9o Niiiii. Leese. Am AVElailal. ltsray. Oft 11l ; PA, Ilk 41.; ea. N.; Bow, 41a. 14.; Pam let.lll. IWPIIIIAL &MAUL Mow 114ier. tia, Orr U Um ld Tt 101 lb Id ed l3l lb / 10 3 3 4 ........ #4 346 od 7. 91 Hs RI lb 1 11 456 eld 31 &Ss 74 3*. 44. 114 ld ed 34d lb N ll Id 141 b 7lb e "33 Ammo. 31d ad L. 31 lb •1111. It - - Dors.—Masi lucky. Os" IL" Bar, mad Pim 1 / 4 RAMAN NIMPWLI• Tan 71XCIIVAXICAl IS VIII iT1).10111 1111110 , 11 WSW! DOW. MI NZ VOX, 11.41C11N Pries. Mg. Xi. Asr. 41. 3 4 41 It '. 7 " 1- 44 3 I 43 0 repsL. 1-i.", LIVERPOOL CORN MARRET.—TIIIS DAY. (IT BRITIAN ADD MILK MAOSITIO TELZOBAYK.) (ROM OM OWN 0011ASPOODIDIT4 Greta market dell, with a limited attendance. Wheat Kid dour nemlented, as seminal quotations et lad =drat. Oa end into& unsaleable. °skis red Ibrail melee, a farther decline et 6d. Amid= vrvvvavv• Baena 6d. cheaper. Egyptian sotd at Ms. Keay arrived grain cargoes offer*, bat sons sold as yet. •THIS DAY. fittoan.—We have had • dull market during the week, end but • small amount of business doeN although holders have pretty generally enbutitted to • dins of ed. en the current qualities, sad Is. on the low soft deseeiptions. Refined The market bee been dull, bat price• us unaltered; lamps, 535. to Me. Co7lll.—The public isles have been met steadily by the buyers, and last week's prices have been fully supported Tza.—There hu been an improved demand for blashleaf Conon, and id. advance wee paid yesterday. Common Comeau sold at 10d. cash, 100. usual terms. Etta.—The amount of business done haa again been email this week, and prices with difficulty supported. COTTON.—A limited business done at fully last week's OUrrale um y. R.—A fair badness done, and leewarde, with quality, sold at le. 9d. to Is. 9id. eu.rrirrum—Quotettons are unaltered, yet it has been been difficult to sell at them.. emu have sold at pods= tam Immo study. Jura hag been bought Maly at previous rates. Cocanrua we unaltered. In other article's* oosisstal alteration. Markets generally have boss dial this wash. - TALLOW W.ARLET.—THIS DAT. The market is steady Et the following qnotaitans . Town 6 06 . 3d.; Pagsb•si T.C. on the spot, 49e. 3d. to:13d; October is Den mole, CAL ; ditto, separately,/490. iL; January to Mush, 495. dd. BIDE MARKET.—THIS DAY. 661bs. to 64106, 4d. to 4}d.; 64116. to 7216.., el. to 4id.; 7216. to Mtg.. 4kl. to Wig to 881 k, 434. to dd. ; Nibs. to 96165., cot. to 961ba. to 10416, Sid. to 61. HOThe Lids, 84. to 1 Calf skins. get* 2a. &I. to 44. ; toll. 66. 6d. BZILIIONDIET —Steep skins : polled, 4.. 6d. to 6.. 04 Keats sod glf- beads, 84. 6d. to g. 6d.; gowns, Bs. 04. to b. &I.; gab, L. Od. to 44. 9d. BOROUGH HOP MARXET.—(THIS DAY.) Marrs. Patteaden and Smith report that to detesad for Sae Bow: sad Weald ad Heats occibtast unabated at rather improved prima 1 THE OREAT MODERN DIBOOVERT.—WO 1103 li • , we ere told, in au age of "shams." "All the acid' stags, toed ell the men sad women merely payers :" i wares armee then akespeare's. The pad drama of is litera ll y, as the me Greeks named their stalely imp*, a "hypocrisy." To look upon its saws and characters as realities, is, we ere assured, the happy ignoranos of child hood's drat visit to the theatre ; wisbm con only ails and envy Its : it knows all the actors off the stage—au deed the wigs ad the tined, midis the lamps most unmis takeably, sad has heard too much oft he heroines) bated the accuss--to feel Tau* sympathy kr virtue llit ga r tress. Ti.. everything Is • ahem; I Asa you sham, he shams;' this is the pattern writ a the New Uniroyal Grammar. It is put forth by the intherW of s fOrmidehlw array of writers , who have gained, tot seervealy, much of the public ea , z. The pest* gat, the keenest Whist, the most popular writer of fiction, the most remark**, if sot the despot, philosophical thinker of out any, unlike is many things, - ell apes in this tops. It NMI the greet sodas discoary is moat essisoce; sad, like other need 46001111041 N is of doubtful authorship • the Idea chime bi rt h In more then one rand at mew Our Post-luesste, with his deep melodious chime, " Rings lot the hies, Asp ha the tine." If,. Thsekenty, with willinchag hand, dirtecte our very vierk,and lays bare theichastly framework MAW the fair skin of 0 Vaulty fair ;" " Ban" kinaelf, the heartiest sad most medal slide srat in honer dam has taken of late to wasp sad marl eitsratsly, like his own inimitable Wigs, over the wage of Injured blearmardisa adds@ bass &emplane of ropeotabillty. And last, and mat UMW' of all, Mr. Carlyle—ohs nea t MI an chi lady of oar acquaintenco truly alums, very shocking leafage—calls our (civil and Goole- Martial &elites "crowned , caroneted, shovel-batted quaokloodo ; talks of our most sacred politkal guava so "wad begs," "oar," and “ imam 4peoi m," sad soma to lamp hie readers and the public generally, to terms swan terse than lattering, into two olaeree—" sham-heroes end • valet-world." Each of these writers has dhooo red, like Hamlet. that " the time is oat of joint;" tot sot brit i sr s idest with the Duda philosopher's modesty, they rather cin the aniummoreert that were " born to set it right. '— 1 algediesstra Zapata', foe . • Ss wen', N.e- - 1