The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-12 00:00:00

SWAMI JAWS NIUL-(71118 D 47) At a are which took pleas this morning on the pftll3i/el of Mr. Toehold" • bread red Mama baker, i the ()Mt Weer-rood, Bostliwerk„ astalai pima' had a arrow .wepe of a Pightfial deal. With oa eaaeptias they extoller'' , rue, edol is genies spec the roof, but nearly stifled with beet and emote. Thom.. Hall, the otetiatiter til the Society'. reeve, etatlesedat St. Cisorste aim* wee inform...l that time wee Mill a ..if. is Ma of the upper nose. Re at on It pitched hie a la hem at the Mow me tniktoir, ra Wady emended the emehien end wpm reaching the twin foaled It ContplalefT a Am sal a Ihmele who hot come up front the cassesy seseeting Is the Midis at eta, ey utmost, Waking, of 0.1111111. that OM, Itatilla MUM be her lat. The cmdooko lamed Mr to rush to the lila. don. an 1 happily h r brought Yr he gaiety down the Me ese of lb. map. Mr. Tollehiss's premises were a bat deattoyet That lase will 141 upon the Phaisis firwoNoe. another are weaned I. the Prism Victoria Tam, No. 30, Ernert•streel, itesentwpork. As be the pseelene as. the .bola of the instate ware 'spend ha the etreataet danger, and bat It not bees air the aeletssee Mailed by the poli,• Wears the mows swim{ et hem gem se sight km wan hare ben writhed. The Ike having bribes sat is the bar the liewirs beams *shed, sad than the imam wok • we:olive sweep up the staircases. hale IMF Wei extend the nest hoses and per through the trap door, anf , after walling over ths 'Jot, entered the harem ire awl sucetwied is pulling out one 1., use set Ws then sight pcnoss. lhe premises were very awicisity d..y.db dm and the stock in trade consumed. The same wee lamed is the Weetvineter The pessalese smehereel 29. t • out in t-neeneat., and those of Mr. Oddities. No. 31, arc W wvra ur lama daiwiged either by im or water. TALZORAPIOADLI AZPADITION. Colonel Stuffner and a party had mailed from Boston, Coit, I Stater, M the barque Wyman, city the object of o irve)ing • new route for • tel,graph cable to England. He proposes to Start for the Gulf of St. Lenore, than mast aloe( Use shores of Labrador to Horoiolo, or about 66 degrees north latitudes, emending oceoienally to find • deep boy, for the Amertcos ter *Mane of his cable. Thrace pass to South Grassland, mounding there, sad examining the country for an un dergrtund line, in case It should be necomary to have a line olio. Orreolani. Thence the route will reach to !Mos& where boys will be sourded and shores examined for load line. The expedition will then go to Faro lolanda, when the wires will branch, one line running southward to Scetlead to reach England, the other to Bergen, Norway. The hero cob!. will be from Lahrador to Greenland, about 500 miles , tram thenoo to Icolond, between 360 .nd 600 miles, according to points touched, from leelond to Faro lake, 270 noise; from Faro to Scotland, 200 miles; from Faro to Norway, 300 Whs. THE DISITIDANCES IN ST. 121011014-1* THE -143T. Yesterday the disgraceful scenes which bars pre vailed for so sway west. pas la the parish of Be. Osorges. go.tne-lain, wising eat of diesenslons, were mewed. The whole of the services (with the szcoptioa of Mr. Allies) wane interrupted and leterpolated by temarka oaths pert of the evagregnioe. la emulations of the desire uplifted by the Bishop of Leads. Mat de Sec P. d. Lee should not be allowed ti Adak,. Mot rogebte serehe of the dome was takess al Ec i ! wiling to Ws memo expresod desks) by the BIM A l aser Harlot Illeobeeeshae, M.A.. We wants of Realm". Berkshin, and receatly cos of the Welders of the alisaioe church which has been astalllated by the flay. &lmi /WC. is Me perisp. nee eme welds' la the mew In which the Ray. A. H. Xachesechte perbrsisd the .watt to call for especial essask. Liks his prederesscw (Ms. Us) ha performed the service la the ch o i r Naas, bet he wore only the ordinary east seats of • chart* of Ragland clergyman. Mr. blachonw din'. nom etrxe My, was not interrupted, szorpt by seta• boys is the The aureola sena, by the Rev. Hugh Alba, con cluded with the fallireiag remarks:—" 1 ealast you, the coegrogaike, to have when the stab. la ever, as 1 have dome every Amnia* sines I hare been here to preach. U 1 was right is &Ng thee before I bonen I en mill more right is dolag It sew, I sisotkestely lobed you this after noon, net taly IS own .teener, but en the eseoent of the Bebop of Wield men who hoc written • keg Istler,sed bee I, lobe Na whole wetter Into kb snidereetee, end Gelds It Ihe eta. 1 Imptero t ileg y,yen, es Me maw be settled la se= wey. 1 good prot estant', to hove the e sod to Ist be mply es sees as patirible. MY appeal . wee net resposisil to, for between 2400 end ti tel iesaa persoi: relit N. 4 o'clock service, which Mr. He was booted and tassetensd se be tbe alter, sad es he retired he sea mobbed " sad worpilso awn away frees Mots la the week( the seine some was romped, although daring per Ohs emus of Ws semis the congregation remained les At lie elute teed biome trete t•e46 , sad It wee with dim rah, 'bet rhea-cheerier cl eare d the church. • B.lk, the imeisitee% wee la stentJaace during the tanker el the hey. 111 04.11 01 DL 111.111,11111. It would seems that this authorities at the Homo elk* are is mat 7 is Is tin coarse that should be talus with Cbe termer Nader the partnolar cirenasstanros of tie ere, sad sot 1.1%; skink Wheaten haa be.. gives et. what be Well to be hi. nalmeto fate. A goad Islay perms %ear to thilk that se the fact of hie below re prieved searreari/y Implies • arra doubt of hie gnat, the prialtaf owls to easier • fres pardo• ; bat there is so doer the orb • rush is quits est of the soe ties. ad it ja • very rooms peaks Is kiss whine thin to so dotal that t.O Ott POO serrired by Ile prneser for the eartal makes t o be aseersisd rose of peal servitsde or trier paten •be ; maw near rarer of this tree wry to eked Ur are at Coingse, for Ile seseder of hie wiles the Maori.; airs; tee the murder of hie wile at Dutra, by r resew end that of lb. storeys Resits, who sac esavierd st lb. late oasswer seeks of the murder • f bar bvisbesl by ow* W tbroar. Is all Dna MOM penestoeyst of death was onenostet ta penal emits& for hie; nod $1 • Smiler 0111•10 wore Was web reward to DT. linetintw, It rook be .We is accordance olth tbe pro. et lest Mt her bees Accordisi to the pot inrshitienn In the eau of every pri sm., why la Maw swam of death, the grern ths priors is bound to biro prom k chary, yif the csit are Stead 4-y during linietereel In'en th e The wee dose art•it Dr. tinstinew nail Use steno of the rotrieve. bs, ekes this We earvediemos has boss says 411, and Ile power' lo tented as 6.1 erdisary convict. He Iwo se error. teeny of an,tatiag wish other esisisel., se Horenstmr : lase rook where be I. cmansard, bet reread, . few .at. o.iw ah.vaions, Ie offer to carry oat de sower rye.. of cosirewent, sad be le In .11 m ake,. trytuyd as as senisery eves sal. before he was repo. ••v• 4 by was riard by his heather seder • opoval way r of the raact.'wtef. 14 d h. sew Wes r any otter rimers would be •iet. 4, at the timer Ara Ity Ile visiting *Sees, and he te the °sly perm whir re atm the primmer sire his assertion, incept We i'w•lY. Mr. Nerkireye, who, oppreo, rely can hiss Non es* ateriss. Tbe pew ke reatients to reek le lb., root 'enter raw h a skive lad dads'. harem. of al per Wipe a Is err* las deis of Mir Ilsabst, sot there arisen Is he yeti huh desk that be le strassly imprrysed with the Idea Ibis hs Ash seertee • partista Ire whirred s ! reel been to re Baum leerreey, rid r ke of Qom ILIF SIORIMONIN Yin add list be Maim that be comet pr.'s irersec Were he hat st Worth Ned d. ch.,. that If k`. be 'ls' be rill peeve sorra rely that he • estialy irierst re .be. et slash be ban been els irked. We us regulated to state, for public infortaatioa, that the Ire strobe to the gnat bell of the Westaiisaber cloth, uo ant the ga.rt•r chime, ledieatee the beat by Owned h r•te.o thee. The chimes at the her, mewed, art third Turtles hula to •ar•ks at these tunes reepuelvely. Parana. Iberiau the eke k at keg distaaces must essereaber that the iv 0,4 takes 44 monads to travel • toils. Mr. Charke Leas pared through Paris lut week, with pact of hie Crary, t n bit way to Total, .• with the &at!. tries," says Gel ignom, '• of relvietioa ■ft. r hie 401116 sal leleirleas earapego, sad of varietal Pirstis•lwTosee eat other air. ate beets* Intereetlep la connexion wire Ludo X I, a role whisk, wit► Cowiteir's well knows tr.r d ely, Me. Kean Lea realentd as popular is Zealand as U is la riolorcellist Seligmann a few days ago game n couteert et Wietl;e4ca, mod obteised so moth sutras that the Kieft cf iloq.ad , who wee pwww, troteflutt to his, at hi, met: 100, the demrettoo of the Oahu Crowe. The OtSit. Slate Journal mentions the manumitting of 21 men and wofIIPTI, the proverty of the fete Mr. Phonon Barn. t, of Merklenburr. e,,my Virclails. Only Hanes of lite then who had served faithfully, and gain were email& of 'eking ewe at themeelnee, were manumitted. flame giant lead sad task were work/oil for them. Mr. Fortune, is a letter to the Washington Con atitashw, n•ye w sorwase Is =Wrath:is the tea pleat is AO2l ik • tur eantedi hie moat earasten. rapiettt 7 on•. H• dew ef are the. the let plastatilits In p•r I.fu err • lc. Why/ adstrelsiy. IBS BUILLIM LOCZOUT 41411 STAMM (TEM DAL) This was the groat day oa which the " lock-out" or "strike" me ne be settled, but eircumattoces have occurred to revisit the acootaplOhte. nt of that anticipated event. Crowds of workmen gathered around the principal yard., bet the result, la which alone the general public are inte rlard, may ha Welly stand. The ;fetes &cumin . t" has been persisted in by Maws. Oehltr, 'lgen, Kea. Seth graitb, and many inferior builders. Thal: redetenes bar had this effect, that IVA more the forty men &testier kers aided tits document. Tide anialer inabsdes hod' serkety and nori.soolety tern. Masses. Auburn mad Shaw, Mr. rob, Mr. Alderson, sad XL limb spud their doors this morning without the loourat. sad have obtained a large number of mss--S Met they re costly in till work. Mr. Closoooce, aswher extol:isle° builder, will opts to• morrow. Mews. Trollops have continued open during the whole time of the general "lock-out." It woe waned that ea master should ninon work until Mews. Trollops obtained their fall complement of 400 men. They have now only 160, a fact which met be regarded to that extent as a coact Won to the mos. The dividend declared by the Society last week wee three e►dtinga a man. Up to the time of our going to prose the amounts hod tr.t been made up, but it I. oon&lentty elated that the &mane to to paid to the ass this week will sot be lees, while subeertyCluest ase cenatently timing to. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOUSE. TOIKIZILT. Falk, Marro OM& wr therged with Urging two alkalis, far Ihl. 10a. aid 2lt. 10a. reopaciiirtly, wrh latent to oofrawd the directors of the London Joint Stock 11.ak, Pririwat!oet. Mr. Stoker , clerk is the Leaden Joint Stock Bank, sold on the 27th of auruot the cheque produced, purporting to be Arno' by Mr. Richert Elie, a coatomer of the bank, was presented to him sal peel, but be could not a y by whom. It me for 181. 10•., sad on the let of September • cheque that he produced, for 211. 100., was presented sad paid is the same way. Mr. Richard Ellie, solicitor, 30, Jewry-street, aldgats, deposed that midis; of the cheques produced had bran sieved by him, or by hie authority. Wham' had missed Ida blank cheques from to. cheque-book. The prisoner hal been le his employ, which he bit without his (trite sess'e) sanctiou last Monday week. Es hat access to the chequebook, sad witness hid no doubt that the cheque.' (produced we,. in prisoner's writing, although he a di-goised bead. On Satarday witness rest the prieotter cosually I. tba 114.11 K. Re ram swey, but some boys stopped lam, and where witness got rep to hen he sad be hoped with wsuld not press the charge. When the primmer was searohed • letter was Based upon bins which might cost saw light upon his recant ceedeet. The letter was beaded in and mowed t t be a comumeakse tine from a young women to her father, in which she cold that she had well weighed all that her tether had said to her, and that she hod made op her mind ad to return home. She added, that Hans; Combs had had nothing to do with persuading her to leave home, and that she Intended to remote with hies. The Lotd Mayor mid the latter had nothing to do with the charge agaioet the prisoner, and laquited whether he wished to ask the woman any queetione. Pronto—l May so well 1.11113 trouble by raying I liergiod the cheque., bat I intendei to repay the book the miry. He w then fully committed for trial. LAMBETH. 1 0101 , 11771110. Maria Walsh, • middle-aged, wefl.drmeod Bartle, who was sold to be the wife of a respectable trade soma, w is placed at Use her before Mr. Elliott,on a cheerio( stealing • gammon of bacon from the Mop of Mr.ll7ey,obeemamegier, Lambeth * alb. From the evidence It sppeared that on S.tuday night the primmer entered the shop of the peosecutor sod selected • rasher of hem, which she was about topy for, but the 'lmpasse boring observed something iamb-loan is bar manner, ehe•ged bee with having some of his master's property shout her. On being so ehattenged ohs ran to the door aad flare away the gammon of bacon into the erne. Mr. Riley, the prosecutor, said be had caused enquiries to be made wineries the prisoner, and found that her luishand was • most respectable mu, sad that she had • Wally of young children, ani if, therefore, it met the a urt pprobstkin of his worship he did n.it aids to perm the use fher. The husband of the prisoner implored the magistrate to Iwo mercy on his wife on ageount of her children, sad said that hot being bent to pticon would be hie utter ruin. =rimer roil, 3., and Mr. Elliott geld ho much violer he ought in justice to cinch.* her off-nos ; bat is soccust of her ettildren, and in the hope that her in emsegulits since Saturday night would deter her froso • re prtitlenof theod toe to should sil o . h er thi s ti me t o go about her businesp, big with this lotimallov, that if brought 10 fore him an any future °cession the preaent °Seno e would be recollected sod her punishment would be very sever*. THAMES. STOWOLL TYE IN FOR)121. Mr. John Hall, wbe bats been rstablist.ed in buttinees many ' years sad who keeps • flag-elan at. and be er h ome l e th e Cornriential- road Nest, *use before Mr. Self., and &eked his advice how he as. ks set ender them cureumetanors. —A pert eon of proton:NU) repute, nutlet Morose :trued% who was will known at many of our pollee and sessional coarse, and who had brought numerous qui um actions against lammed victualler. and beerbonse-krepera, had niceasiesered his dirty week, sad sued him (Mr. Hell) with • writ for ; ermitting mask to be played N hie bottles. He by! • ent•op piano to amuse a few friends sad customers twice a week. No charge wee made foe adiabatic's' and no objection wee aside to it 'by hie neighbours, the polity., or anyone she, sal an action wee consrarectol by ?lumen M person, for ha believed no lawyer world take tip the VIM`, to recover • penalty of 100/ ostler an old set of parliament Me. Selle—You must defend the action its the bad way yea MO. Mr. Hell—Tho otjeet ie to extort Twomey, sad Oct tic pre. OSMIUM of **pa& sowsle. Stowell hos wetted ra • y Cum • irb the proprietors of bootee of public anwrtahunret who. rather than go tato a reeve of law, base paid his mow?. I wi. It to know, air, if Stowell cos be c,ropell• d to Rive tocurity kw the payment of toots set say &fouling the action. Mr. bole odd bevelled to evo odwieeroa matters afforthyt tho patine veso er the prouleeloo of crime, but ha could sot be the level wider to lie oriole diorite. Ile roootesseaded Mr. Hall to set yes the &Mao of a soliettor. It was • mat ure over which to (hr. Belle) bed etc oretreL Mr. 11411 told M woeid set wpm the twedetratee drier, sod woe 401er10111.4 sot to pert with a farthing to say out moo Wow?. He thus retied, sed wee ascooscgd . by wasp rupsebbis Isorid wiebeellore sad lommiter- 58481 L1828.-7HIB DAL Two o'Cwcr. The railway shore market to-day has fallen, in sympathy with the hea viness of Comas. Most of the leading stocks are quoted at a reduction of to f, per cent. London and North Western stock is now quoted 93 to I, ex div. ; Great Western, 601 to 1 ; Midlaod, 1031 to 104, ex die. ; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 971 to 1; Ormt Northern, 1001 to 1011, ex die.; Eutern Counties, 561 to 661: die.; London and So u th Western, 914 to 92 ; and York and North Midland, 71 to 1. bardoNenetian Railway shares are weaker, the 01 being quoted 21 to I prem., and the New, 1; to 2 prem. The Indian shares are heavy, in conse quence of the telegram just received. The two leading Canadian lines are likewise flat. lIMO t0../M to I p.m. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1859. V co, . i IN 11l LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (lIT ILIICTILIO TILEOU APIS.) DONCASTER.-(THIS DAY.) AlLlUTlD.—Lerpolles. Tots, Thir Nticirus, hag 44 Disuse , * Nowegok. leggrwa y Comm, Grawilaw, Nwwgew.d, Emily, Whip f. Mealier, MIAs Illestreare. Twilight. Bathes, Qwieggilwa i r i lt k urt Os% Tirehtios, Pas, North Lamb. Wedge r. Tighter. Leagg..ow, Onager; Bel ewpwass. Tiaras Rego, sad Amagardam. UN1V7118177 INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, Parr. 10. ST. PETER'S COLLWI, RADLIST.—The /old medal kr this yetr has bees awardei to Mr. H. C. B. 11 Prost"» Aeteadt—Mr. F.l. Ram..ll. Dun Of 1111 W114.1%111 NORRIS.—Wit here to record the Awl of eh Wm. Nowt.. late Recorder of Name. Ito was admitted to the taw by the Hon. Society of the Iltridlo Tomah in 1827, .n 4 two yew afterwards yeeotwied to ladle, where he practoald with waiderable games& la 1145 Mt wee appointed Chat Jtnetee of Ceylon, haviodgm. cloudy acted ae paint. jades there. Hie death took p Wedowaday, at detterat Lodge, near 23rlaincdale, in hie 6641 - ---• FEVERS°, Cit toltOleOßM OW BE/.S.—On Thursday afienvem Mr. Annan, builder, Dowall.id, inotting to haw* the hooey taken from a hive without killing the bees, and baring before hoard of chin-storm being need, frit astalum 0 log the eoperiennt. He first awed the doorway, then coveted the bine with e cloth to abut out the light ea snub ee postible, sitar which be booms.. cod to Mow ehlorolonn into the hive. Whom k wae discovered that the to.. had &Ilan ramp, they were seedy removed to anottwr hive with-tut bona to My one, and next morning wires!! awake and in &lively ewe, bumming around ther Mee, we don% wondering what had happened. This Ming a sweemafal and useful mtgentoent in keeping the been alive, we think It right to make it known for the benefit 01 other.—Doran Adoertiter. THE PADIRAM STRIEE.—A meeting of the &ma hatmas of the Blackburn mestere' committee axd of opera time Mn* plea enlty night at Bleckbern, Is relations to the Pedibele strike, when ft wee decided, suiljo to de opt penal of the weivere . Made of managentenr, that as the! committee's Bet wee only ea exceedingly smell fourths beim the standard list of W Ike openness should mune work immediately. If the Pa oos, diham mast ra would eteltrtske to Iry than accordieg to the Iht of thtt committee. The operativetd deeetstion Is to report the decision thrift,* to dee setwertg neat WeSsrollay. ROYAL FREI HOSPITAL, HEAVS-INS-ROAD.—it nal.Sas of patients telieved at Ws hospital Sued; tbi w • ending Sept. 10 tree 2,391, of which 739 wire now ems. v.. , la WO MO' i f i kon. CAP a E sal it. OOLOSIAL 001,1111 liarLi IvereL, .2 16 . t 17 11 it It 61 6 - - M ii or 7.1 I 7 a. H II 411 100 1)1 -Me !WI N !WI II NI N /N e SI din ▪ 10. 104 11 17 100 • W z Ii 1 4. -a . D — sT — I i i i II I dll l t N IS N N 113 117 113 115 101 1.4 ie 17 Ni 11{ r. in 44 +4 US no 111 93 • .. N N $3 I Ira N 0 as 1M 143 91 91 109 109 II 91 71 Sill,' bOt 1$ i.e flan? IIiCURITIEB. De. p. 6,llThioi Et, essia..4A Weil* ~: «i SAN fie ,! To V 16 V 1.4 0 r :41wl.Arci "4:: rev..—zmats o v a. i °Nsal =WA; ma TE inamw, r• • W r i Prt ri t " Maine Team.% . Do. Now ase. snel Amt. 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Illarthek metal dark 1114144-Yerk gmerialthia, Solt i 4ll 44}-rthalb innerni t II 1444 111 144-Listal I 1144 446 4-41 nth lagthiabrewi. 14 46 zil-Orand Wroth St Crags I • warm (wads. 141 114- Dias ries dans 41 114-I.thaannisYstadma 1.4 24r Sol 10.- s h=narbit t bet path . rats Manebether (Limited) - si t ln-Inassithe neither% d=ter, i inacolthatre WI -Nato 1 10 4 2 Warrington am Stock r Laths Barr. 10.-thrth. 68-. 414 MELANCHOLY CATAsTROPHE.—TEN LITE/ LOST. —The Cork journals contain accousta of a melancholy roma trophe width otecurrod as Tuesday night Mat at Glendora A regatta was held there on that day, end • party of tea persons, BIM and women, left the locality in a boat shortly altar der to return to their homes at Castlefreks. The wind wee and thaw rough, and 'localise to ono account the ea were not sober. The boat wee either capsized or swamped, and every one on board was dron.sed. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON, CHATHAM, MID Doom)/ RAILWAY WORKII.—Ave ingest Wee hold on Friday evening at the Eagle Tavern, Ivy Cm:amber yr, on the body at Frederic Smith, sped St Diemoscii was • labourer employed on the wake at • cutting to the parish et St. Mary Brodie, Canterbury, and his duty wee to unhook the horse. from the empty ea:grime so that the waggons might pale them. He yea dehm Isle on Thoraday afternoon when the Bret horn shied • little. The animas set back, and deceased got jammed in between the waggons and the aide date cutting. Another labourer came to hie sosistanoo, and estricatad hint. The poor follow was taken to the rent and Canterbury Hospital, but it teemed the house' summit was (loos for a holiday, and the person who we. doing duty for hula had gone out, and it wae half past eight before any rosdkel aid wee rendered to the roan. He died about &gist o'closk an Friday morning. The jury returned a verdict of "Acddental death," accompanying it with the following expremion of opinion :—" The jury are of opinion that there was great neglect shown on the part of the officials of the Heat and Ceaterbory Hospititl ; and they beg to suggest that that institution should never be loft without a (instead medical practitioner." OPEN Alit SERYICEA.—By permiasion of the gallery trashoritks, religious services are now cooductod on Woolsioh Common during &middy afternoons, by lobelia's connected with the London Nominate Society, of which the Lord Bishop of London ls president. Similar mortices ere also anatmuced to take place ent Phirostead Osmium, under the auspices of the vicar, the Hey. W. Acworth. PLYMOUTH ELECTION.—By the auditor's return it appears that the ezosert Incurred at the lest election Were as fallow:—Mr. W hi te, the defeated liberal candidata, 2721. Is. 6d. cow.. (liberal), 2824 de.; end Lord Vol" loon (conservative), 7621.6 e. A negro has made a novel attempt to escape front Sing Sing Prison, New Yak. Being unable to swim he ob tained a board in which ha cut an aperture for his head. Over this bole be planed wires in the form of a bat. He swelled himself of at opportunity to leave the pikes, end after ewer* Oho whim with some loose stow, be stetted slang the Aura In just saftlaiant depth of watt: fur him t• feel the brAtost. Untortuostely for him, some boys 1,1111 Were aittlmi on the honk took a fancy to bring the draw saw% mid dm negro, on hearing their intmiion, almmiouird hope sad made for land, elms he wee immediessig issimsd. Hs eastwards escaped again and had not been found. MONEY MARKEI.-7MM bell. Two o'G`Loci. - - - - -- --- The funds have been unfavourably affected by the news of the renewal of the war in China. Within the last hour, additional depression hu been canted by the rumours of disaffeation in India, re ported by the telegram just to hand. Consols hare fallen I per cent, and in most of the other cl,- partments of the Stock Exchange a decline of mode rate amount is presented. The government broker purchased 10,0001. for theorising. banks and 15,000!. on other public accounts. The Three per Cent. Renter were quoted at Paris this morning, at 16 minutes put 19 o'clock (so- cording to Mr. Renter's telegram), at 88fr. 40c. for the account, showing a decline of per neut. since Saturday. The scrip of the New Indian Loan, after being marked 101, is now gamed look to f. _ . . _ Consols are officially marked 951 to 1 for money, and 961 to i for the 11th October. The present quotations are 951 for money and 95/ to / for the account. The Indian Four per Cent. Deben tures of 1868 have been dealt in at 961; ditto, 1859, ,at 951; the scrip of the New Loan, at 1011 to 101 ; ditto stock, at 1001 to 1 ; and Exchequer Bills, at 255. prem. The foreign stock market is also fist, and in several instances prime are rather lower. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. ts-e quoted 82 to 83, being i per cent. lower than on Saturday,and the New Loan 69 to 70, ex div. The scrip of the New Russian Loan is marked 1 dis to par. The demand for Spanish Bonds, however, continues. Sales are recorded as follows : —Anglo-Austrian Five per Cents., 1859, 781; Brezilian Old Five per Cants., 1031 1031 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 961; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 661 (ex change, 128.) ; ditto Four per Cent. Certificate', 1011; Mexican Three per Cents., 201 ; Peruvian Three per Conti., 711, 71 i ; Portuguese Three per Cents.,lBs3, 48; Russian Fire per Cents,llll, exdiv.; ditto Fenr-snd•a-Half perSents., 991 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859 (scrip), t dis., par ; Spanish Throe per Cents., 48!, 481 ; ditto New Deferred Throe per Cents., 341, 341; the Committee's Certificates, 41; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 83, 821; ditto Six per Cents., 1838, 691 ex div. The light portion of the Calcutta, Chins, and Aus tralian mails will be delivered in London on Wed nesday morning. The Asia has arrived from New York, but has only 20,6001. in specie. Acoording to the advice. received at Lloyd's to day, the number of vessels wrecked in the river Hooghly, in the cyclone on the 26th of July, iv very much smaller than before stated. The amount of gold sent into the Bank on Satur day was about 10,0001. The Eagle has arrived from Melbourne with 126,0001. in gold. The other imports announced during last week have comprised e.14,000t. from the United States, by the steamers City of Manchester, Arabia, Hammonia, City of Baltimore, and Vanderbilt; and 339,0861. by the Oneida, from Melbourne. The total imports of the week, including the sum announced on Saturday, ;s no lees than 909,0001. Tho magnitude of these supplier, combined with the slackening of the continental demand for gold, no ontide for the influx to the Bank. Complaints are made by subscribers to the new Russian Loan of the non-delivery of the bonds in London, the more especially as a certain proportion of the bonds have been delivered in Amsterdam to some of the houses in that city which subscribed through Berlin. We find, on inquiry, that the delay rests with the Russian government, who are so slow in forwarding the bonds to London as to put the contractors to great inconvenience. A certain num ber of bonds have arrived, but the amount is so limited in relation to the subscription that the con tractors cannot yet issue them without giving an un due preference. Nu course is open, therefore, but to telegraph to St. Petersburg fora further large sup ply. According to the terms of the contract, the whole of the bonds ought to be here now, so that any persons wishing to pay up in full ender diesoant might do so and receive them at once. It wooklap pear, however, that the government were not pre pared for to many applications on the part of sub scribers desirous of adopt;ng this course. Assuming that none of them had preferred to do so, the first issue of bonds was fixed for the 24th inst., upon payment of the second instalment of 13 per cent. No bonds are claimable in respect of the first instalment until the final one is liquidated, the former payment being represented meanwhile by scrip. The half-yearly dividend Court of Proprietors of the Bank of England will be held on Thursday next. An extraordinary meeting of Price's Patent Can dle Company is called for the 29th inst., to declare a dividend for the year ending the 30th June last. With reference to the wine trade, the monthly circular of Mr. F. W. Cosecs has the following : Throughout the sine producing districts of Europe the present vintage is not likely to prove at all a favourable one; this is much to be regretted, as it will complaely check that tendency towards moderate prioss which would have probably resulted if the yield of 1810 had been equal to that of 1868. Taking this into conaidemtion In connexion with the redneed supplies of the lest seven month., the probable movement in the wine market will be towards elhenced prices. In the event of highlr prices, there will be one redteminz feature, which did not exist in 1857, viz., the improved quality of the wine. to onme forward front Spirt and Francs, and probably from Portugal, should the 188's prove as good as some re port them to be. SHMIRT.—Thttli is now no reasonable doubt se to the result of the vintage throughout the sherry district ; the yield will fall tar short of that of 1838, but the probable quality is highly spoken of ; mare no positive result our by reported until the fruit has permed through the wise press. Pekes of medium and fine viand. are on the rite at Zr,..-; ell Lars, however, porch... cautiously, feeling that any advance would tend to check the present etesdy de mand tut actual consumption which het existed for mine month. past; bmidee, the resole has proved that when prime are forted beyond a certain limit, • minced demand ii the immediate consequence. Pone —Sample casks of the vintage 1838 have appeared in our market, and the quality is reported fair—the wine thin, dry, and of littlelbody—if several of those skippers who hive for year. secured • reputation for vintage wines, decline to ship 1868'e, it will probably result in our receiving • few thousand pipes of fear medium wine. The present crop is not very favourably epokou of, the di...ft banng appeared with great virulence to many peels of tho Alto Douro. BRAM/Y.—The upward movement la the branky market continuer ' and Martell's 1868 Is repotted to bare reached 9.. free on board export ship; should any oocoideroble orders come to hand by the urea to be delivered to-day, prices will probably rule amok higher, Marty of the Cognac shippms decline to name a price. It Is estimated the produce of the forthc ening a 'Maga w.ll scarcely to Koh cos-Mird of ea ave rage, ends. stocks to France are very low, the relent up ward tendency of price may dine be satiefactorily accounted for. SATURDAY IT !NINO. Console, which closed yesterday at 933 to 3 for the 11th Oct. ' touched this looming 933, "buyers," and closed at 933 to 3. For money the last price wu 963 to 3. The official bunnies report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 953, 1,1, 3; ditto, for account (11th Oct.), 933; Three per C.euts. Reduced (shut), 961 ; New Three per Cents. (shut), 963; Indian Fur per Cent. De bentures, 1868, 963; ditto, 1849, 931, 3, f ; the scrip of the New Indian Five per Cent. oan, 1003 1011, 1001, 1013; ditto, Stock, 1003, 101 ; India', Bonds, 21. din. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1838 remain quoted 931 to 3, and those of 1869 at 93 to 3, with a fair demand. Exchequer Bills advanced Is., being quoted 225. to 25.. prem. The foreign stock tnatket was quiet, but steady, Turkish Bonds do not rally : the Old Six per Cents. closed at 823 to 831, and the New at 693 to 10, ex dia. Spanish Passive Bonds have again 14- reused. Mexican were steady, at 203 to 213. The scrip of the Russia; Loan was marked par. Bank shares to-day were very quiet. Electric Telegraph stock wu quoted lower, whilst Royal; Mail Steam shares improved 11. PeninsulAr and Oriental Steam and Great Ship shares were again inquired for. 011111 INLET SAARIIIII LID /MI& Y.' Pa. aall‘ ATM. 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Sidi. • L 1 Lassa At Al.' • a s zeinel W op . _ .d,.. F.7:14:. 3.... u... ti. _Nizi I : lettle.lll7lr6te W m As serew .iiii: ell a 16 A . 1 . r. 41.11.1 as ow WO v Ida no 1104 ...... • 1•4 las.. Ms 4•104.) MO 4444•00 lilmr.4 per ail Y ...._lll. 414.44141 .. i.zad — .WEirras. s mily mos le 1114.1 o... zrat. Ito al Nenliers lb Eirtsi o lisi. 114 loam S Pio 4 Tr , ... 1 a r irrac t • isavat.) Ile Mil. 14 , _ chap. lwd.ed. ---v 21) ,...zz Ile to,. esestrost no ... IfINRB.-2.1118 DAY. • Two o'CLocit. The mining market today is steady, without any festers of striking novelty. In the Stock Exchange Alfred C.nsola 'hare , are officially marked 3k, being fte. There have also been transactions on a moderate scale in Camborne Veen, Wheal Basset, Wheal Edward, Herodsfaot, Trelawett, and Wheal Tralawny. Foreign teed colonial mining shares have been little dealt in, and sr. nominally nnnitcred in price. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 20th instn:st [or the supply 14100 tons of cropper. A 4c-neriti mesons of ass Tamar Silver Lead Jinxing Cann• isoy is culled file Its 31st October. At a meeting of ativentnears in Camborne Vona and Wheal Frances, Laid un- the Ilk inst., the amounts showed a balance against the wins of 96W. 3s. 61. A oat of 4s. per share was made. Toe Ashburb~n Uoilsl Mines amounts, gradated M the meeting held oe the 6th test., exhibited • balsam amino the mines of 4871. 16s. 3d. The biesnee of liabilittee over mate was 1,7101. 3s. bd. A cell of 11. 10e. per share Wu MAC The Greet Carsdon Minion Company on the Bth inst. wee a call of la. W. per share. At the Tees Skis Alma wenn& held on the Gtk feet , the molests showed a belies* of liabilities over assets of 2841. A tall of le. per shire was wade. The Trebarv►k lime amounts, presented at the meeting held on the 7th iset., eakibfted a balmiest), liabilltla ever MOM of 7131. lie. Id., taking credit for arrears of call,whi h amounted to 264/. SA. Toe meeting was adjourned. The Wide.l Franco Milting Company, is the Stet ult., Rids a cell of 21. per Aare. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LATE.—(THIS DAY.) The attendance of the trade was fair, sad the tome mho. Priors of most articles of tha trade were unaltered. The eopply of house-group grain was steal The imports El forehrn grain into Lodes ahem kit Monday were reported this morning at small or dour, fair of wheat. very smell of barley. and very lags of oats, stunt 63,000 qrs., nearly all hour Humle. held at about last Monday's raw, but with a glow sole. Foreign unaltered in value. Englieh white, 40.. to 46a.; rel. Si.. to 40s. per qr.:* Daniel, and Kompberg, 42a. to 665. pre 49416. ; Rostock, 424. to 60e.; ether Baltic poets, 40a. to 48..; French, Me. to 424. FLOUR, quie. trade, at last Monday's prim. Town, Ms. to 48,..; Norfolk, 295. 64. pra 28016.; French, 28,. to 335. pot 290112.; Amer., U.S., - per barrel. BALLET quiet in demand, but firm at last Monday's rarer. Hagfish. 245. to 84.. per qr.; Baltic, 245. to 27e. ; other sorts, 23a. to 27e. per quarter. OATS.-O■lng to IL. r 'mimed lorry minis the trade was depressed. and titles proceeded slowly at 6d. under lost Moadsy's 204. to 30a. perop. ; Ramiro, 19.. to 2111. per qr. ; other Baltic ports, 225. to 275. per qr. Ilzens.-English and Fryptian at ►bout last Mondey's rates. Earlier% tick. 36.. to 41s. ; harrow. 475. to 465. per qr. Forgot, NU. to 60.. per qr. Egyptian, 32.. Per r. PRAe.-NotSing doing ; perces am quoted unaltered at last Ilouday'a TlOOll. Hagfish boiler., 475. to 60..; hog sad grey, Ms. to 42a.; foreign white. MM. FLOATING CAIOOIIIII.--ERROb lost Friday 6 in•laden ,etch ware repotted arrived at porta of call, viz., 2 wheat and 4 mama The number of cargoes of wheat oft the roost on rale Is being fast redcoat by the large isles that °praisers to be made, viz. Since last Friday about 30 cargos.. TM sires made lest Saturday Included, blerdimak *bee. at 630.; (Mew, °kirks, 40s. 41d. per 492 R..; 0 him Moire, 28..; Lmall, 28..64.; Ibrail, from 26.. 3d. to Me. 61. ; burley, Odessa, 235.; and iroperfict ditto, 20s. 6d. •ZIIV#L .//TO 14011PON PROM Ur?. aTO UPT. 11. Oasatvriva 14*.t. baby. /14141044,1114 mi P. liner. SR fl, , ,r 4 firp. I In. vb. mew 6414 CI . AI 4740 . ite .In 1 1/41 .... 1103 dc..441. .. lO OS , CI i i 1141 For•lnt UST 1000 , .... ISMS , 01 GI 4 1104 IL Q. Ra rs 47 I .114 NO i SS 100 .... 1M 01.. N . BLit M4 II IN 1413 I .... 14 i ... .. e. 1:1 MINCINO-LANL-(T HIS DAY.) The foliewiog public Wee am advertised for to-morrow : flogw, 501 tdves. Wait lathe, 2,000 togs Mauritius, 2,000 bags Penang, and 1,000 bags Siam. Codes: 600 begs plant- Anna Ceylon, 1,000 bags native. and 1,200 packages But India. Rios t 3,000 bags Net gal. SUGAR has ...snored a more gem appearance, and several arras of foreign have bean sold since Friday. Coma.—The isms public oaks for to-morrow have pre vented beminess by private contract. TZA.—The news from Chios to-day took the mast by sunrise and much excitement exist., but the brokers are wasting for bah Inge octious In•m the merchants, yet an ed vases of td. has been paid on midi parcels. Other articles remelts without alteration. TALLOW MARKEI'.—(THIB DAY.) The mute: l: eeadv, at the annexld priest, which are abut the Name . th• se last quoted cc Saturday, viz.:— Tows tallow, 66e. set emelt; Petersburg, T C., on the spot, 67.. 61.; Septamter, 67.61. to 57a. 9.1.• °doter to December, 676.9 d. to fda. ; ditto separately, 66;. 3d. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. twat ea Imuml ay 11.9t1 Delivery hit week 11'4 flop' Istlsm • • 1.1*) from 14 Joao Prim Y.C. per owl lib dog 0r.114. I{n Arrkol for tbo Ina oodles Ifnh of Igepterober Tom UV mei: .nil kifoor!. 2.214 MAL The arrital loot ..et eoroprtood IMO cootie fevm tote...burg. WO 'rote Odeon. 31 fn..: oath Am:. IS. SIM ITOS utak- iolassi.—regai,ll.46 wok. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (YIDS DAY.) The number of besot' is about the 1111116 as on Monday last. but the deemed in not so good ; consequently prices on the ay. rap are lower. Sheep ore rather more plentiful. The trade is very heavy of beer mbar. Lamb is now so bele in wisest, that we revs to quote it. Trade is very dell for calves. From Germany tat Holland there are 1,680 besets., 7,360 sheep, and 181 calves• 800tlatd, 1(0 beasts; Ireland, 480; and 2,690 from the northern and midland counties. _ _ _ rot loom of Oita. •4. 4. e., tit deco of 311 a. t. u. • . 104 1 1 ..45. 4 414 Mot Dr.g 2 /I , hrs4.llb Hat A...Mottos. .... 4 4 4 I to Loot-atoto 4 4 4 11 tooth: ...watt 1,a411.. 3 4 S Do. d 4 4b4. Cirlys• ript. Atic 1444 4.44 It 11141-todo 6 4 4 2 lama. lamb at motet. S. 11111; //•••• oat Lembo =ln 041.111. 3341 3/4. BOROUGH HOP MARK ET.-(TH!S DAY.) Dietara. fatemise rod Smith report that there le a geOil supply of hoes at Barks' with a fair demand, onceldorhag the unuaually early sexily, at the folksing prima :—Mold and Emit Koala, 80.. to OJe. eh - At 100 i. to 112.. Weld of Hens, 66a. UM*. ; choke, 75.. to 80.. thmez, 60.. t 63c choke, 65a. to 66.. Van Hale doles on duty, which is rol l estimated at 260,0001. BIRTH EXTEAORDINAIT.—On Thursday night the honer et the Zoological Gardens, near Dul.lio, emss Meath to live healthy lively cabs which, with their mother, ars doing well. Saitoders'e flew. Letter ev.e en ioi i ewsrn, account of this siei alas accorehroirot :—. 4 Oa the first occasion of ha bele, ...ante she had • miwsniage ; os the eecond occasion ohs had one cub, • hove.% which many visitors to the lewdness cal recollect from the ciratinsienoe of its being brought up with a little terrier dog for its compssloo, foe which it sheep thomei the gleatest ad. cam. They both t ethane twist unhappy when ever they were eepsto•ml. This lima.' was sold by the society lest summer • sad we understand that it end its companion still lava together molt ateic.bly. Os the led of September last year the lioness gave birth to four cubs—two male had two female. They were ell Malay soloist-, and so differ. nor in size or other wire, cordd be ob served in them; bat the moan persisted I. refusing to allow one—• lioness—to come near her. A large mastiff which had just litteml use p 7 o,Urrd, soil for several days it euckled the cub most seem ssfally, uutil, nefortowitely, one 0 1 her own pu s s woe brought to her, when she turned on the cub, and with one soap broke its back. Of this htier of cabs one lion was v. 14 by the society, and • pair remain 41 the society's garden., the tersest and toilet healthy pair of year-old cube write° in be then. Their the coudiuun re fleets great credit os the imager. The lion's mane is just beginning to be apparent on his neck and over Li.. (nut; the hairs are gaits white. Great fears were entertained on the pueent occasion lest the mother might det•crt sae or an of the present litter, but es yet she has been equally Wealth. sad rueful of thews all. Tim LASS FIRE AT WILLINGHAM, CAMBRIDGE mem —Home particulars were given • few days since of au antmordintry are, tete/died wth damage to ,ho extent of 10,0001., at Willingham. It now appears, from the inquiries instituted, that the die .ter, which erigiume.l on , he premises 01 M-. It. Read, was canard through the carol..- .mu of •I 41 Line ye+rs of nge, his son. Tee La,. on the morale, of the fire, ielt hems to Mod some piss in . fbavirot. - field, end took a box of matches with hire, telling hie mother that be intended to light a are in the fl-1.1. He dui not do De, but on hie return pat the pip into the etre, unwed or I Na grandmother, who the. Mfg him sad proceeded into I tb• house. The boy went down the vsekyerd, intending to get some palm from the orahard, and while saw one of the dark. he fooli.ltly struck a match of a shone and threw It in a Laraine st.te on the ground. Soso loose draw euf..rtanotriv igoitoi, the awed ntmnd to the snotiko, ma the e 11,40 eilitge in • fee hours was in a bless. The hapless enthte of all the mischief wont in and told his gr ednietter, anal, alert be bad done being strongly In by the puliee, be Wee tsken before one of the local illeg4tra•es. The hets afa•ed baying been elicited, he iu discharged on his Colt. r r enter . ug into troaageekaamaik,,, he *bond appear for itnismotit when called upon. The Aitken which b toe tutlowel by lb. fire are Hie Unity, 501'4, 'Oe t zwy, tleneheetee poi Liverpool, Yorkshire, PL.rivirh Union, and Alligna. nits uss 18 so n....ts I :11. - vii* - 41, GL Or OIL Nfi. N. GO, N. IT4 37e -1.616 NI W W W W al JI J:: ut JI J W