The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-10 00:00:00

TEE BLACK ART IN A k w jou meg whilst a train was stepping at was Sonia Ileatten, • issilar team Deseskomir. sot In, tad i sg= the .hi k awry, Ye mild, "On• of my Isom and this !sale'.l'd any hanshit as a mo w or% wiondal he look twenty pawn item hr *ht. Jost ads, another took hod, gad me Wla mem um, sod bee lyks id the point of death Ude moot. Ain Doren that, *Ws two knee took vri' thin N ig e wers, and do 50... II thorn sdlo. th' mil am (with the sod of Inn Darlsistt) vWs Are • mad. looking comatryoma, on tie - oppo l dt. Nash, Ws lint sew, and and g airkweir. " !Mod le hot r Tee, I'm to bor. Tbas hares Is dme estiatlig, sod I' ii see the to et. I know who 'dm Ni. It.. Imes. I'll weirrant she dart shop loads, d s hi," Itsulosopectalde, peastical gentliasaa doiest 1 4 7 _0 What, do pia kink your horses am bewitched r' pets,.-" Titbit? Ido lam N. Why, d'. miss to my list • sin said ham haw lows d al la ma day, le rout a gain dese is um f Times no IMO the matter wr dm hum Ike thane te wr you or I." Practical passnller-" Yard bitter mo to • vitectoory surgeon." Car- Veterfaary vary= im bi o mes. figgerill• humbugs in the'. ores. I've "P IIZIE74 niyieU, mid there ain't aothla' the m h o , mg sa , and nobody ma say there to. ' Tom oh eempatablo, sad Ibe but • man. bat Mo s t i s i e g ming, ■ mad I'll pt tog to step at." Th• .phi peed to Mil us that he woo sake ter advice h • Iledhar tlemme," at liammlas, whom mak powers ▪ liod Min in • know cessmima. Es kit monis owls. if des mob, sad in piss te )I. Semis Mask her i sms h, oho mid, Mix* hi sal l.Ys Dr threshold, and kiss hs hid dams wry • word to lir, Timm it's no ...I he yon to melt am about this chasms, Lis yarn amour joss. ;" and son anon\ he nom did in them yds, At dm non stalks ho C o out on ran to the "wimp mom " !_.rein.. The ▪ isl i :oneo cid fits inerkr, repelled thole suppo ohm , mad ihmourni them with omen storks d NAIR • andavominta. Ho had moo amanked kw limit wire hs lost • aremlut. " ilhe showed sas obi Mos task K. They vas two on um. I saw their memo is k • slim 1 and s.. clear m I am you." romastr - " did yea mouse this of dinky i 1" Oennbuisit-" No, aid I ; I &nal 'arms am, bat I Ind era I hotrod they did it.' A little while ellsrwmde the coverlet mutirlouny foetal Ni way book, ad no me over discovered bow It me retuned. • gm woger-" Dom be think Mother Somers will charm beak tho kb Imo dm dead bores ?“ At this ths ematrunan ikaddad mightily-" No, but oho mid stop the rest." Yolherdomers, to. " wise mama " of ftniontate, to • well known charades. Old Heasah- that is her name-is • midis of unmellsk end with • coentsamos that only a ocimyiimmost r = ems wend eirm pW. 81. him alma la km earn &mos fammeionly, sad lisps as a gaud at hiswier .a. remarkable black ono. The ashy folks soomelmoss one dimaman to somalt Is, an llMlnessles, rod she is be kmd to make • wry air become by the swim of lir roads mimic -Bath Chreisiok HANDSONE CONDUCT OF A FRENCH CAPTAIN. LIVIRPOOL, 81,i. B.—The meter of the Peter Tahoe wriest On the lith of July, when about 120 she met et MAN en bee heirs, the embosser Peter /saheb ni Ideerposii, my canteem with cargo of hies an Mee the Deaths for the liaised Klegdeee, sad =aliyirvoi • Ink daring a Iwo , ' rah, and. whim fa • Nei, waif red craw, See in all. wen him of the work the Pima steemer &each, Llewlemat Pm% nemesmiler, eabnagewl by oar gutless et Ike le lop tie "hip dome esol emistenee mild be ad reap ariebing on us In the shape of has the girt mei tremmes each in which we bed hese w On piing ea beard the stimuir, Captain Pena mat se Yi dtet eistlthag kw ell brads, and he Mew dim Ade ere were in bowie:4 hi ship orieg which time be we MOW dews wadi memos to Marmilleta the 'mew herbs hmi kreatea; be belied ea in the mast bled mad ="memear allow*: as to want for nothiag. Oa a: be brought all band. into own alb, wad imideeed ea my crew taking 100 f. to supply their *.:Bind wen* adding, that while we remained at Mir sike, YIN bleed, we might make his Alp our home, and Set or ice id be there for um. He then seat see al his "Mews with me to the British mid. I.m wry to side Hit ens did not receive the saistanoe from for Imes tbell we expected, and is which I think grkhh esems, ciressenaosit ae we were, ate entitled. I meted oar ease to bin, end thee* days afterward' my Moe were enpplied "nob with • pew of trousers, • shirt, led • esp, and, "her • further delay of four am, I WY supplied with • shirt and a pair of Venire. To rim Pm welting for • reinitiocie from my weer, to whom I told him I had written, I wished him to UMW* MOS Ma es a draft as my owner se would carry se hems. This be declined, end suggested that I might aim se meek as I required by going round aracrage t the laglish ships fa the harbour. That I &ebbed to do. Is is *ism of pax I rensived my owner's remittessor, when Were t haning I weed to the French Capita Pima to know shot wee In hie debt, marl to thank him Lim his great iod ine to myself awl anew. We bad previously shred him the eleildeg we "saki epees, ea reoriciag the sappiest from the mewl, which the impala dal ined to teke. He sild I owed lin sathing, sod he would accept of nothing ; thi be had der so more Ulna he lieli,Tsd an Englishmen wield do far s Fnmehmon dmllrly eitueted. On shaking bends with se he looked et my clothing. said I had but • pose will, mi Awed to supply me with a bran from hi wanteellet Thin of Genres, I doelieed. Hoping you will fumes the high et this letter, as I hare so doubt you will wee with we sue b amble sondem Aeon be buoy., I am, sir, your meet Arlin" servent,, W., °RANA Tit Tinitaan-trtic TlLSOlLtril.—ng Mesta paltrias the Sri yang ham adrassil to it by 11. Dadscr, ri the lestitas of Tenn :-" Tour wells nisy he,. ass that I was ems of the Gat le pranathes the were a bang tows the Tromoodomde ahem& to kis eashathisti mkeicadenr. The oast was the son arm tarlous that, in a resat ennor. whin with ea of the heed' of the hare telegraph Dent go MAW hat it was Dearly impossible to obtain • satishasey eorkiag Cram • roadoetor of that kind. Is Lot, the else l& east by rasing along • metallic wire, end parthotheip us navoleped In other metallic wirer, prodigies • pswarfal *aka altar which, in Iniectig half, gives stab tea- Shay brags to the dmpt'i It. Toe rely rem* to to wait Pinta nail everything hits become tacks ohm, which maim a seethisrable time. It is nearly the ammo as what meld soar is a room where there is • very straw man, ✓ where a perms speeklug would be obliged es Mop at nth ward. This semburessusent had already 006•1•011•• • mall sale is the Use emote the English Channel; ban he embers of the elecirrr return =rely aliersil is isommenitme• to be got over by the as of a mop anti apparatus which was sot too may sleds& The *gm& to Algeria already salon materially Gm ffids nms. Am to the Trassatlands lelogneph a which the lathe and the Ameticann ars eo jowly proud, It is well bra that the message from the Qum to the President of is Cairn reowired 20 bran' coatinnad Wow. It Is meld to Is in rentompletion ti lay down • second oats ; it woad law bean man prudent to get • doors ask et sea. With ihasonlis oblaiesd, it is difficult to understand dm lieldnims • d the self-opproketion of the journals which es lewdly Unload the trsamaission of 100 words in twenty hawra."- (IL B ibiset is safely mistaken. In the letter from Mr. *ergs Seward, secretary to the company, which wit pub- Mai m the Alhd alt., it is scatoi that " the Praskissers fir. with arldresee., numbered 143 words, as time sited, eat atimpled Iwo hours in Its passage through the Ilfilli. Wain enema repeats and corrections.") iltfOST Of CAry.til.: COwELL, NI.IiTER OF Till law Revco-Bo (594 toe.), of sad for Liverpool, from Wet, which Goma in collision and soak the b i v i i , 7 . l2le. IN d end ham Liverpool for Be. Thomas (as fa "", thr . c:Z a a nd Mr•ner file Gemitt of the 3rd mat) :- .... •• ths2oth ult., and proceeded until the more ...Lille*, he Met., when at 12 • m., being ea dick lb' , .7 . " rban*. Maria N.N.E., aboat'44 miles MOW. irked .byN.ie W. by 8., a fresh brae). the sky ever ts with a bright notelight, the horism could be sea as the IMmes sl Imes two le three mikes , the ship Wowing N. by `}sinsl 6 t dm rasa from 10 to 11 knots, the look-at sat tommild • vessel on the weisibembow, whisk Illessfintess , sal owimoilbo balm to to put hull bled. dot Imola hi kis spared. The stranger "- Ind to bo ad am No dip had gomo off wows! Owes !hi" b onworod that tiko ether vomors Yds mod hays nye to sbobootd, for she maddialT.icipsned ant, std il +1 bo mom that she weis a , and •88 1 •••• •10d •• mud. Almost Immediate y • collimates tisk tiths tut bow of the Haug- Ho striking the oimboold tdo sommem jest begot the mithrad, whereby the as Me Ned Abeam of the licang-Ho were remind away, the iw i2, B6 . 2 lmtlY. Me skip much chafed, end the colopmmutit h 7tta. The brig fell &kepi& the ship, sad opposnd to ' 4 alk ibt Stale ; every moms won takes to moo the um, whisk was elected. The brig dropped door. obi Yr eat, y oak. Ws had • b r i g ht li g ht riltibilsl arse diet dm *mid of the bowsprit ; the only light am le blood be bdr wog the skyli g ht o f the sabot, mad that make set he vawl s* sm. flows coder the bows of th• skip. Whoa wean wore *km on board of the Hossg-Ho I wee sr toil* ham* the ship to, for the purpose of getting the a ,... if mimind, at which time the muter of th• brig r mm lib were all safe on board. Both am led ".., ePP•qad is ea usdromot me . The mid am MI s era tad, _._ linviaLlo n ft the deck In me ol she sots 1.11 . ""w, hi my Sg, raid he did sot know that he new Ihne.-.. a...—vs-Ilers light . sod ia bassi" to • qmserion why his -- "el., ves pet to warteard, he maid ha did sot know. 'MS "Tp47.!ti Is in the Anglaise, of sod from Looped to /11. in t 'TAG% APOLOGY.-Tb• following apology wan a, 111.1 • •bots la Sunderland (neither the Theatre Royal I I , ..,.. Ladles mid outer hots .....'m meats Mr performmos. hut our *oboist is fa • ""........ i5 t ,.. 12.1" _i la!o a ie, - Ut.m; Ito i•isoi... : ia dotr oki t tre2 16..47 cAn. 7 . 2 . :ri strings of the piano are THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1858. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MARLBOROUGH -STREET. • DISIMATI WOMAN. Marie Yeah a We, mares-hatared woman, whose ep =hedine! a kag caner at dissipation, was charged T. Daley wader the following circumstances : won=lidward Ilhemsten, &open= to Mr. Aldridge, archery To ward Ostard-arrest, said that on the merlons Male ♦ the primmer, who WS/ la the habit of coming in a intsnismata on 'may lo ea • similar mead, mane Ws the shim mid demanded a shawl to he given to her. He Mil bite is lad aims le give her, when she imams R 7 skink laid heed( down on the door, and several gemehemen who were in the shop wire obliged to leave. She was stay drink at the U The primmer, as soon es she was placed in the dock, sad elide th e witness was gfriF i tie evidence, made us e o f v i o l en t drub towards the core lag parties, laid," Yee, I was drink, and I'll stick • nth is your heart if it's sis menthe to come?! 11r. 13tadosZO you will—will you. I shall order yon t o find two reepeenshi a hourwholdere to be surety in the mum of 101. each for your good behaviour for the next six months. 'like primate, ea Wag removed from the dock, exclaimed to die warns, " Lit lee get hold of you, M r . Sh ens i on, an d leer year Boar out." WANDSWORTH. ATTrawrrzo SUICIDE ST POISON. -THE FRUITS OP • • A very gretty-looldag yoneg woman, who gave the name 01.dast Jarekte, mad stated that her age wu 18 years, wu pined la the dock befor• Yr. Da mm, charged milli aStriX to commit suicide by swaßowiag a quantity of os. Paiew Monteith Engher, of the V division, deposed that sheet kalf-past thros o'clock on the outdone afternoon, he wee ea duty in the Wendeworth-roed, when he sew the Wenn leanag against a wall in Oreen-lane, Clapham, sung and eke appeared to have vom it e d a grea t deal. Ressind her what was the matter, and whether any had Uttneed her. After some time s h e adadtled having riu swallowed a pennyworth of oxalic acid. He then took ha to the nearest surgeon, Dr. Connor, who examined her, sad stated that she had vomited the greater portion of the Wands. n. Dr. Connor the him to take her to the Wandsworth Union, and on the way else told him that she hat left her situation on Monday, seer having stolen a soveredga from • writing-desk Is keg meter's bedroom. Witness sabsequently took her Is the &Ma'am! surgeon, 'ha siininisthred some modish*. She also *aid that she the poison at a dreggises shop u she came hom In the morning. Mr. Darman Inquired of the em etable if the prisoner Jo inted bin where she had hem is service. The wham mid tie Mid bass at Mr. Williams's, of Shop beedfrlenh, where eke bed esly teem a fortnight. She had penissely leen an Mame el a penttentiary at Or the ethe r stated that after she Mole the sovereign the went to Lemlea-bridge where she end atm of her Meath. She honght the cope she was wean eat if the wow sod then went to the play In the *venni and "peat the remainder. She had no parents sad no bone te go to after the had spent ell the money, and she then made up her mind to destroy herself. Mr. Derma aged her if she bad anything to seyl' The prroer replied in the poplin. Mr. Denman said he should naiad her for a week to amertais how much of her story wee true. The ptioner was then removed. SHARE LIST -THIS DAY. Two o'CLoOst. The railway share market to-day is very inactive, but steady. The principal feature s the continued rise in the North British stock, which is last marked fotlk. Most other descriptions are quoted about the same as at 4 o'clock yesterday. London and North Western stock is quoted 88 to 'idly. ; OreatWestern, 80 to f; Midland,9B‘ to 98, ex div. ; Laeouhire and Yorkshire, 93} to 94; Lon don and South Western, 91 to k ; Great Northern, 24} to I par share, ex div. ; and Eastern Coun ties, 11 Ito 12, ex thy. Pernambuco Railway shares are firmer, at 1 to die. East Indian Railway stook is inquired for and firm, at 1041 to 106 . Foreign descriptions ere generally steady. of 11 2.kr...., Te. Ihd 5.P4 7. a avow 14.1,...1::1 Da _ _ Eno Sp. Omit D a is.k% 4 pm s. as elserm a r. :era. Due. 4p 41444 r pm Oept. ..... 44.1. 1 :11 , 44 1111ortialk I .4 4j . p. Mina ow. 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IM /Y 19 VD.. 114.4 ... ::: . 1 r......., LOCAL B.llAlti 1141Z318. itsdasses. Om. It—tla mast lads Mai I Orb& lONIS. hat balsam Salted. lasasithards dd ilidcalus. I—Chester sad ilslghisd. 41- 1164661 a 11-111. a Isserebtra P9t I—Ores4 Wagons SI —try. Ir=s43l —.Andes sod Porta Water% 66 —lllslinla Id I—Norm 64 *-11instika. SO. t—Teek rad Nee* lll4lsad. S—ta.d. 444 6—Dersra 414 aid—Deka =6 l 4i i dts—Orsed ?mit id Card% 54 reat Woman d • 111 eicassr i s, Pun. 9 —There s good briar sga/dadf SWUM stook, . Arta piton Itallsrode.o 4—D•4416. 11 *de— -1 Seratekr. 901—Curd.., lll—Lawlor. 63—litrot mhos aM Dda. 461—datit Lacoada're Qarter. Bs tar Cass, 111$ ; thud Ma ; date ssread•a-llalf per eat .5--M..5.144. 33t—North MIMI. la MONEY MABKHZ-THIS DAY. Two WOLoor. The funds opened this morning with a steady appearance, but have since declined I per cent., owing partly to the non-appearance of the government broker as a buyer on public account. In all the other markets quietude prevails, but prices are fairly supported. The further and great increase in the stock of bullion in the Bank of France does not Deem to have ex cited much attention. Consols were first marked 971 for the 12th of October, and are now quoted 97 to 1 for money, the present quotation is 981 to 97. The New Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 971 to 1; the New Two and-a-Half per Cents., at 81 ; India Stock, at 216 ; the scrip of the second Indian loan at 981 to 1, being firm ; Bank Stock, for the account, at 2291; Ex chequer Bills, March, at 345. prem. ; ditto, June, at 235. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 1869, at 1001. The scrip of the new Turkish Loan, after receding to 1 to 1 dis., has advanced to par to 1 prem. The Six per Cents. of 1864 are in demand, and have advanced to 951 to 1. Spanish Bonds are still rising. The New Brazilian Loan is marked par to fpm. Dutch stocks have met with some investments. Bales are recorded as follows:—Austrian Five per Cents., 831 (exch. 108.) ; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 981, 981, 98; Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 661 (exchange 126.) ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certificates, 1021, 102 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for acct., 211, 211; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. for acct. (Sept. 16), 90, 891, ex div. ; Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1001 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for acct. 4% ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents, for account, 291, 291 ; ditto Passive Bonds, 111, 111; the Com mittee's Certificates for the Unfunded Coupons, 61 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 951, 951 ; ditto, for account (Sept 16), 961, 961. The appointment of a settling clay in the scrip of the Turkish Loan has engaged the attention of the committee of the Stock Exchange. Although the documents laid before them were admittedly ample and perfectly satisfactory, a slight difficulty arose, which will have the effect of postponing the settlement for a few days. It is already known that Furl Puha, who represents the Ottoman govern ment, baa come over to London in order to sign the necessary documents and to facilitate the various arrangements. It appears, however, that the impe rial Orman authorising the loan provides that the definitive contract shall be signed at Paris, towhich city Fuad Pacha was specially accredited to attend the conferences. In order, therefore, to have every thing perfectly en rigle, although the contract has been taken by an English house, it has been decided that the signatures must be attached in that city, and not in London. There is something almost ludicrous in sending off the imperial commis sioner, together with the contractors, or their de puty, to sign in Paris a document relating to a transaction in which the English market is exclu sively concerned. We mast assume, however, that the Stock Exchange Committee, in deciding that the point must be literally observed, are influenced by a recollection of the irregularities which attended the negotiation of the first Turkish loan, and by a desire to leave no loophole for future difference. If we are oorrectly informed, the definitive contract, which formally records the conditions already set forth in • provisional contract, was to be completed, and ready for signature, last evening. The settlement will doubtless take place some time next week. A telegram from Constantinople states that the exchange on London, which lately fell from 176 to 146 piastres, has recovered to 149 p. This move ment is attributed to the necessity of purchasing bills for immediate remittance, whilst there is a general indisposition to draw, pending the expected operations in connexion with the new loan. Another auction of the foreign redeemable debt of Spain is to take place at Madrid on the 29th inst. The sum set apart for the purpose is 375,000 reales. Tenders will be received in London until the 20th. The Passive Bonds are thus being steadily absorbed. The Manchester Guardian mentions the stoppage of Messrs. Pardo", Rooming, and Co., carpet manu facturers, of Kidderminster. with debts amoaating to from 80,0001. to 100,0001., part of which, how ever, are stated to be secured. The assets are un derstood to be large, bat consist principally of trade erections, plant, and machinery. We understand that the committee appointed by the shareholders of the European and American Steam Shipping Company have succeeded in effect ing a reoon6liation between the directors and Messrs. Croskey and Co., on terms which are de scribed as satisfactory, and which will relieve the company from the pecuniary pressure lately expe rienced. The directors will doubtless at once apprise the shareholders by circular of this change in their affairs. Meanwhile, we believe, we may affirm that Messrs. Croskey and Co. have agreed to hand over to the company 30,0001. ; that the form in which the accounts are to be taken has been settled, with a proviso that any disputes which may arise shall be submitted to arbitration ; and that two directors will retire, and be replaced by two others, one to be nominated by Messrs. Croskey and Co. and the other by the board. The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 1,2231. ; the Lancashire and Yorkshire a decrease of 9971. ; the East Lancashire a decrease of 4781.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire a decrease of 1,1611.; the North East ern a decrease of 2,2161. (oomp.ared with the "actual" receipts for the corresponding week of last year); the Midland an increase of 1,3711. ; and the 'South Eastern an increase of 2571. The Finanoe Committee of the Council of India will receive tenders on the 10th inst. for the convey ance of stores to Madras. The Emigration Commissioners have engaged the ship Daphne to take out passengers from Southamp ton to Sydney, at 141. 9a. 6d. per head. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 13th lost. for the conveyance of 400 tons of military stores from the Thames to Vancouver's Island. On the 14th, tenders will be received for the hire of ships to take out stores from the Thames to Colombo, the Mauritius, Simon's Town, and St. Helena. Tenders are likewise required for the freight of " small stores" to Corfu, Demer►ra, Falkland Islands, Hali fax, Quebec, and Montreal. The Omer Pasha has arrived from Sydney with 2,086 bales of wool, 30! casks of tallow, 61 casks of sperm oil, 9,757 bides, and 94 tons of copper ore. The position of the freight market is thus noticed in the fortnightly circular of Messrs. Sharer, Lamb, and Co.: 15nWei the put fortnight there have been no very material variations In freights. Ships f r grain from Cronstadt are less sought after, but tallow ships are still in demand. From Danlzio w• have several twinkle' for verde, without any rise in rioa, however. Memel quotations ire At present en elosil for Channel and West Coast ports. The few re maining Swedish orders are urgent, and the rates may tempt ships in suitable positions. A pretty large Alexandrisa business hes been recently transacted. Small forward ships are skate naked for. and 64. ed. may be quoted se the present outside figure. Chartering from Danube, Odessa, and And' wades.* impracticable. The &deices from the two former places almost preclade the hope of toy improvement there this Demon; from the 2123 f, however, there is more promise. In some directions coal freights have receded. The New Columbia trade is steadily extending, end before long that with India and China mast be gnat, bat it is now only prospective. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocw. The mining market to-day exhibitsnorevi;aTof business, but there here been transactions in shares in Alfred Consols, 11 heal }lender, North Robert, Lady Bertha, Wheal Margaret, and Vale of Towel. As regards prices there is no striking feature. Foreign and oolonisl mining securities remain dull, with very little business. We (Korth Dritish Mail) understand that the Hew. Yr. 11. , yeeeon, of the High Charcb, Glesgow, le v. pointed to preach ben? 'be Queen, et the church of entitle, on Sunday, the 261 of the peewit south. COMMERCIAL AND MARIIETB. MASH-LANE.—THIE3 DAY. The attendance In Mark-lane this morning was mall, and the amount of bulimia' limited, at the same time Monday's quotaticeis for both wheat and flour were maintained. Barley in good request, and value well supported Oats sold on quite as good terms as in the beginning cd week. Beams and peso firm. ARRIVAL alto 1,8 1 4 11. 4 0 M SEPT. 6 TO SEPT. 10. LOAF: lbeldt. MA. Fo gr —_ i. g!.. ...... .......... ~,,, 1 1 MIS 14610 MOO* E 96114146.5.601...... .. 1..6601..1!06 Lanai AvnAdia WE441.. 46. 7d. ; Dm*. 66. 16.1 43.4.. Ma 96. ; Eps. 3d. &A ; Br^ 41a 4d.; Pisa 46‘ 34. IMPERIAL Araamme. Wbm. Issfer. OM. an &.M. P. 44..; July 31 ........ ....... lb M 304 61 Sb Id 31. 111 Re bt 481 Aos. I . ....... ...... 44. 16.1 lb al 274 &I 31. 9d 4b Id 434 if ................ ..... lb L i d 31a , 31 v : i rE : Id 4 4 : I LI 21 ei - , - ;.. 1 ........ ::: 41. lid o: :I f,..1111, :gr.: 1d 4 ! -- ,___. ...116.61.6.66..44‘ 9d 3b Id lb 100.66. of 464 64 MI 04 Dorr.—lnis4. Barkic Osls. 17 Bo" sad !w, la 'imam mamma TSB PLOMAIIOIIII 101 TEM AVOWS VINE fit N. I Lamm. 1 fil 4aimall . .... DaDOBDID... ... 7 = g all Mann a ania ammonia all t 'fa all psa .... ... al sad S . all all awar aa irl eaD" .... . ti ..• a De. es. i K :i i itii 0 De. Maw Mann ...... .', all iterraer Tema rsa.. is rwr. am:: 'l6i maw. an _ DP. WI. ,•• .. •••• ..... 100 .0 Arad sr Go.lawrar l It i t a t si Te!..r.t7l.: u , Ilsallss.DONL La &IPA U ill Do. a • ps. A44. a ysaftli LI 4i Ds. to II lirlairds Eriiii. lir lel Didiaksa i risial I a a 1. lin LW m a M k its.: , , a-- . . .iiiii;i- r. LIS Om Wirt .. -- : 10 Die. Ihisere 1.8 j 4 1 tbs iFi ;1 I 110 =mg st Car 1 Etatd 00 an Orr ' , Girds - t i a. 04 1 tor fts , 1. c I asa 0 us. wars. arria tart 11 Da Ir. § XriStIVI IS di onMMT, *Omura 40 iss Gr. : ill gilr NKr: II s De. istr% nd: * s Der& I. Kst . is 11.1pw sil ar : • b. 11.4 : m psi slilL - II lIIIIIII.sIadia. LINIM LIAJID AT LAST ANGLIAN JLAILWAU-ITHIS lar.) Mils afternoon the sisal halflesrly meeting of the of the leg Anglian Railways was held at the Teem, Mr. RISKY Bet Cr., chairman of the beset el Eimisms. is the chair. Tioen.alateA7l:lltio7i;it the &booties of the report, did dory allot had been used by the directors to Inures the trails of the Noes. sad the diminution which the half res'sigoestiom exhibited had been condoned by *cum arms err which they had no control. The East Amelia Balm s had been peculiarly affected by thelfllollM in uade. Flee-ninths of the falling off la the psawasisr trolls better* to the woad class, and the" swell wee elleibatable to the Girt that the hams who wen the pried* supporters of these Maas had ad inwelli( so much this year sa last. The adds troll; as compared with the oosrespasdlng period of last Fier, showed a diminution of no less than one-third. Low prkes had deterred the rimers from sending then Woks is mutat ; on the other heed, the oral beds woo arm In a healthier stem; it was worked with a profit, sad whoa seas sew railways now Is program wen ot ode the nesse hoe ft would so doubt be vastly lasnosol The grad trade, ell things considered, was equally eaddaddy. 8o mach Id the pat. As re eructed the knees, tbe directors had fer saes time bees turning &tweaks to the beet mesas of develop log new trifle, sub it bed hew smeared d thee by sods padded at klaradwater that lards addltiems might be diverted is these lease, If a local manager or superketasdest wow appestad to In k altar the in terests of this compooy. It was for the meeting to &Simla' Welber er as sene a operas shoed be adopt I. U they delmas.wl Is the siesdese the dived= woad most redly sweporad with end ea 'Seer. (Baur, bews.) I 14r. STPlMplaisseimi the =oda - 14. 11;;;;;TiTgpeleverFkkerceelTreiesa to &- velar the bat. horeee eeliveleed thee whim the tint. mar Jul enelgenells wilt the Beeeent Oman the extant OiMb trine veil be male lobe& et the seise. _ - Mt. LSO lON, eiglifolOrnoss. abountoi that It I tees baiw wet to aster spin the foolismoloolooollon yet, as dlesssies selerht be prejsdidelt• the Iseeessts Odds compsay. At the Isms doe, It wee s wisisks to =ppm. that it wee ea widessessol Wits that the rtes o ersalgtunatins walk' de pisi Tale retinue. Thu terse would bare to be edited the various coingssien united, be unit, end no oat could say epos what bole se ems three terms would be selesleisL The swan woo maalostolly adopted, attar vein thanes- Wm moo yam& to Mo fiat that it woo Mohan, that tho &atm ohosM 'pipit • adabla moon to mist than in tea Maar devolloymmt of taao.Tw of tho company. TM Itlvidial 4.0 tea ammo ma tam dealaral, aad with Ms tonal ampitmat to dos otaisTaanViattooloma NANCHIETIR AND LIVERPOOL AGRICUL TURAL 8001127. The eleventh meal Visiting of this society, held e a a l a s y es , as. Mallehelter, extends to two days this yew, pretenky Wing the epardeg day. The site chore for W dhow of lime reek implerrets, &a, is sadly acosssible by NC and Were It has pews/ es be Ur sear extensive, sad Is likely te bs the grit severehil. skew they bare yet W. The diarist sf lir sedgy tiseigrhis the whole of Sark Leosesiddre, Chsehire, sad es& pleats as lie within • rained dirty-Owe odes NOM the bersiegb of Warrington. :g=eie id die ptiess • Wwwww, ere sass to general tees sad there wise ',Miaow hen Lea. Llneela, nesters, sad ether Mese plows. There were ers .' 1,645 settles, of whisk I,OMI wars for romped- Ike kr seekty's pers. mud MP Ise spoil pleas offered by • keel isserteles. The lord semeilles bed raised stab sertptlese Is dr moot of 610 E dar these prime, which wars epee teed esseptellew is Mee herald cattle sad borrs were eance= s bet ash sera, weds, fruit, sag roots. O 1 eh. 1,64-5 as Wes this 661 is.. tor machines and imgice meets. Of thew thus, were se Ms than 69 exhibit/I% r e: the space MO to W their dlepirgr wee oomparatfirdy A ink km, Mews. Ricluwed, Clteadler, sad Norton, had peeped" embed at ne mi al . 001. la the yard, comprising Meshisi dert-~s , owe and 01 0 0 10 6 awe, story descript ion of brio lingkesent hew a Welliwialt te • ream-engem. Mist ef fs esgbes sad rambler foe resit-power war, fa astilsy hot issMs. of the greet atteetion dere machines etteseted Men *sir of visitors over evarythleu e ce the ebow b. E., bet especially from Widowers rod It ow doubted that a great stimulus hes bees give of late Is irks be ackelurid improvement, whether marble:cry ebdl bead 11, seek satisfactory remits in ferule; as it had la weasisteres is sot. The number of homes was lerge • aid ladedWl sews Me thmaegb-bred shadow, liewbew, wed geed oweald berm Tlas adds we eat week were auwarees tiaa sa former oar es, bet the y wen roily of • we, messier description, and worthy c. a piece in soy exhibition it a similar character. The strop were her la • . v emler bet laeleded mew good Southdows, Lelerstse. sod °Asada bends. For Lancashire and Cbsidee enklbles• we assotelly sentible, and the show in dds send= b eery Itsorele. The exhibition of poultry we selladee• hat Ihe skews ed &ewe, bolter, fruit', and veselthlss • Meet weed is epalessas, wen rather meagre. *maid ilta Adams la des pod wen Wr. Jame, of Row- Dal MINSISiIi ; Mr. is.. Kay. of Werbartos ; Mr. Masses,d May ; Mr. George Gill, of Heakstoes, ; WNW Teseselvy,:tdr. John Hamm, of Tettwebr ; Mr. el =Wee; Mr. . awedbana of ashbeeres; lir. Thesis of Relabill ; Mr. Threes Ms gee Mr. Thomas Ledger. Mr. Joseph Whitworth, Mr. TholerWrig r, Mr. J. It hl mew a = Key. and is Mr. Onered lbe ierd. W . the i r. M wit ur: t ied to Mend the assn.! dinner which wes is be gins CITT MID M6TnOTOLITATI Pavaniurr.—Beveral kepertant thoroughfares hare, daring the lea lbw weenti, been refold by the parlor/. contractor.. Mr. Chadwick, the City parlor, has paved the whole of the epacicen line of Tar rhig-street, from Fleet. emit to the hotfoot of Holborn hill, with enefally dressed arsons cable, It being twenty eight yews dace the original biotite were lal4 by the woes eostrarter. Adelntdmplece, earl the approaches le Leedom bridge have also been plaid. Messrs. Pratt and Sewell, the pylon to the Strand board. have also in hand that portion Mlles Stred hawses the churches of St. Clement Deer arid fit. Mary-le-Strand; and Mr. Stephen Cam, of Cliak Wharf, Ilanipide, under the direction of the Cossalesioaera of Pavemate for the Westminster dalti.o, Is now engaged la Whig down a novel description of pavement in the par ties, way along Regett•street and the Quadrant. Several aim works are also in program throurbout the metmpalle. Kinn Bartlett reett• and hard and Lady Sinclair ere eenreg the Tilton at the favourite 'bonbon waterier pieces Bladripsal. ORDUIANT MILANI AND Sanwarai. 11 14 14 If t p =eies..lio/LAILJa. gLAßlNeViiller arkm.r.Jasi. ft. I ra idatiddr:: Dad.. Pak/ • ==kr: as7l -- N M . . * • • IS 'Os :M v ilsrll: ll s 7g es4=t; el GPM D s. r sra.. ot. Alma NM war Om) SO evist Weirs . . . es Daassr - In Weser sal Ora* .... SI De. *Sr* IS De. New Imossilmo is T rithalWs Is. V. Dorinal wY 4j D. 1 .. : Eitin a traez:r. 3 ‘,.1..1=w;. - . 1411411.. eld.JI &lamas& 1•8 Boa sad_ t. V 1d... 41. 04.NaMes j a rnt s . " IVOs l lorotrim Is / o f I NO ssib w De.• b. UNI N. Ma Mrs lie Ds ilf.Triis: MI Do. IN De. lert- IM Nor& Leads.- . Wt Nara I l Wooers amis. 174 Mink as Nor* Wales . Wen. CW•Wir. WNW dealt* 0111105 i SiMin&LbsaWialli Swab Sinedinitr — mos 111111ftbmso • 111Noma esurEeralliiiil6 . . Iloilkfts rot ..sttia, ITi Tag Via. Welelhid d med awl Matrier taiilOrMat Ds. •w. 1 gm se Or.= It Do. 1, per ft. wit Sail ic tc . .i. a si A LT WIRAT -UM m MI 1111111 a ItaXISD. Mix J W keg. 7 . fus. 14. _21 . .1 . 1 . m . a. ya.. 4. • 43 3 46 I M 10 LIVERPOOL CORN MAREET.—TIEIS DAT. (sY 'Knox AND mut itAomurno TZLNORAP/0 (NOON OUR OWN 00111/IPONDZWL) Market steady, but inactive. Fair demand for flow at last quotations. Fine qualitiaa soiree. Wheat = Egyptian beans realising les. Indian awn m Inquiry. Egyptian, 325.32.. 9d. Oatmeal neglected, and rather &gaper. Barley without buyers. MINCING-LANEd—(THIS DAY.) Broca —We have had dull markets during the week fee this article, and prices have been rather irregular, yet in some qualities a dentine of dd. to Is. has been submitted to, whilst West India. of goad enment quality, has about main tained previous rates, yet the aggregate amount of business dons has been belmr the usual average. Refined is gaoled dd. lower. Lump*, 621. fid. to 645. dd. Comm.—There bar been • full amount of business done in this article at the odium prime of last week to Is. advance. ilt.LThe trade have bought with rather more oonfidence the last two days, but speculators have been out of the market awaiting further news from Canton, and oar gel quotations remain unaltered. Common Congon, lir Cotrrow.—About 2,000 bales sold daring the week at previous rates. Rice.—A limited testiness dose at last weak's prioss. RI :K.—The market remains quiet ; prima are unaltered. ISALTPITRE has been steady. Refraction 6 sold at tda. Serene.—A mod=matity ban been offered, and prim have beau about su Jura has sold at en advance of 18s. In other articles no materiel alteration. Markets generally have been inactive this week. TALLOW MARILET.-TMB DAT. The market is steady. Petetsimri Y.C. call; spot. quoted 604. 6d. to 611. • September. 60a. • Wolter M December. 495.; ditto, sipseately, 495. 6d.'; 'smug Is March, 49e. 64. HIDE MARKET.-THIS DAY. LIADENII•LL, SEPT. 10.-661bs. to 641b5., de. qd.; 64Ibs. to 721b5., 4}d. to tia.• ' fib. to eons., 41440 4M. ; 8011.. to Nibs., 44d. to 6d. ; MU to . 5& to 5M.; 9611 w. to 100 b., 544. to 61_d. Bone Idea, ed. es. t 4. o 10s. ; calf skim, light, 2s. ed. to 30. ed. ; full, Go. to Szawownear —Skop skins : pofd , 3s. 3d. to 4s. 34; half-breds, 2s. ed. to 3s. 2d.; downs, Is. 106. to 2.. 44.; Lomb*, 24. &i. to 4s. 6d. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIB DAY.) Masers. Patteaden sad Smith report that full 2,019 pockets of new hops have arrived. AA yet prices are un settled in yeseings, sad old hops very little doing. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Rolywell, 14e. ; Byee's Betel& Hartley, 165.; Edsn Main, ; Davlson's Rattly, lea.' Tentleld Moor, 13e. 34.; Lambert's West Hartley, 16.; Walls End Riddell, 15s. 9d.; Walls End Goeforth, 16e. 9d.; Walls End Helton. 18s. ; Walls Bud Kep:er Outage, 17e. ; Walls End South Settee, 17e. 91 .; Walls Ead Tess, 18s.; Walker's Primrose, 12s. 6i.-91 ships at market. SUICIDE OF A FEMALE 88 TEARS OP AOE.—(tEs Dd.)—At noon the inhabitants of Church-terrace, Waterloo road, were alarmed by screams from the horse, 'timbered 4, on that terrace. The police and several neighbours went to the house, and on entering the front kitchen perceived lying on the fl ior a female named linniphria, 68 years of age, with her throat out almost from ear to ear, the bcarde covered with tors and a large table knife at her side, mowed with blood. The poor creature was evi dently jest breathing her last. Medical aid was at once dent for, an Mr. Young, the mutant to Dr. Johnson of the York-rod, promptly attended, but not in time to be of any assistance, as the poor creature expired a few seconds after his arrival. There being no one in the room at the time be yond the deceased, not the least doubt scat be satertaleed but that she committed the rash act herself. The body has been taken in custody by Mr. Adamson, the beadle, to await an inquest. REPRESENTATION OP REIGATE.—Last night a meeting of Mr. Wilkinson's senators wee held at Reg Mr. North, In the choir. Ift. Wilkinson addressed the meeting, and a resolution in his (avow was ananitstnatly — eENTENAILY or BURNS'S BIRTH.—The 26th of January next will be the seatimery of the birth of our as poet Robert Bursa. A grand demonstration it con templated to this city in honour of the OCClaoll.—Cilisitirol Citizen. Tin GREAT Flannel) MATCH POE 1001.—The Netheehaw Review supplies some details of this novel event. It says —" The match,whic.h his excited considerable interest both in Yorkshire and Nottingham, came off on Monday last, in the Shardlow water, Derbyshire. in the presenoe of a Imp body of specteore. There is sufficient novelty in a trial el skill of this kind to warrant the insertion of the particulate. Some weeks back there was en All England Handicap Fish ing, near Shefilad, for a handsome silver cop and other piths. There ware about forty competitors, and Not tingham contributed its share in the contest for the cup. bat was unsuccessful. Bailey, of Neb. thighare. who has been called ' the second lease Walton, ccmpeted. So small, however wee the amount of fish ha mina ht that he would not wtig l. Many of those who obtained prizes caught but very small weights. Watson, who was the winner of the cup, caught one, I lilb. Some took prises who hooked under 21b. of fish. Bailey, feeling himself in a somewhat humiliating position, determined to risk his well merited reputation in •challenge to fish Wats= for 60f. a aide. This the Yorkshire fisherman gladly so meted, and the srrangements were at ones made for the contest. A gentleman of Leeds, aimed Mr. Wheeler, wee the stake holder, and Mr. Height, of Nottingham, WM umpire. Soon after the commemsoement on the contest en Monday, it was evident that Bailey was the fisherman, and Watson only 'the Yorkshireman.' At the s'ipulalled hour of ceasing, Bailey's fish weighed 69jib„ end Watson'. 41b. 2cz. It now remains to be proved how Bailey will older la the Yorkshire waters ; should ha best his opponent them, then his work on the ' Art of Fishing' will probably he not a little la request. MeWreakes and Mr. Young attended upon their townsmen from Leeds, and paid a high compli ment to Bailey, by presenting Min with a handsome silver muff hot, on which was engraved ' Wee. Bailey.' The impartial and gentlemanly conduct of the Leeds visitors wee generally noticed. Mr. Langford, of Nottingham, who weighed the fish, presented the finest specimens to the gentle men from Leeds and Sheffield, as substantial trophies for them to exhibit on their reaching borne. The esters make will take place, we believe, at Sheffield, on the last Monday in the present month." THE ANGLER'S PLEASURII6.—Let the Londoner have his six weeks every year imams was and heather, mil return with lunge cagided iis r o =elee leased to his tins months' prima. the web so we\ change of air and eeseik erfd pi& sere imolai% though more homely platearee. Threw leadta Ina mat eareaste or Alpine glens, are the 081, Midge strum obi& Berwhit has imutirtelired in his vignettes mad Crereiek him *- tares ; the long glassy shallow, pared with ydlow travel, where he wades up pigmies low walls of feen-fraggpf ro d, , beneath nut, and oak, rod abler, to the low bar over whisk the stream comes swirling and Mewl*, as the „go. ouzel Site piping before him, and the murmur of the dog dove and dewy - through the wood. Then, 10 he wades, be sees a hundred sights and hears a hundred tear, which are Wiles from the traveller on the duet, highway above. The traveller %tides that he has sees the nom ry• Bo he has ; the outside of it, at lest ; bat the angler only Nee the inside. The angler only is brought does fees to facie with the flower, and bird, and insect-life of the rich river banks, the only pet of the Mad eases where the hand elms lap never Mitered , and the cal part , in general which sever feeds the drought of summer,' the trees planted by the water side, whose Teat shall nit Fewer' e Myesisss br Beganabir. A MODEST REQUEST.—The following extraordi nary letter was Naive' by the Mayor of Derby on Monday l a st Hee Dieing Moi, s ty, Zion Holy Obret. Empress Queen dell Nation,. Zion Villa. Lowestoft, Suffolk, Sept. 2, 1959. Her Divine Majesty, Zion Holy Oboist, Empress Queen of all Natiore—Will thank the proprietors of the Cora Exchange or Town-hall, in Dotty, to my if the Corn Exchange can be had to preach in, and on what terms ; and U the nuts tyrotapsev will Put on • terrier , free of chugs, to cnsvey her DiVne Majesty to and from Lowestoft; eadi be so good se to let her know as loos as possible." Of coarse no answer was returned.—. Derby earl Vasty: field Bossier. i II an 1 S J 2 V W 1 : 1 g s a II '2 - .li 0 all