The Express. — London, England, 1868-09-09 00:00:00

; C.1111)1.% PUT M•. -r c.r-TIoN F 01: sraLrurxr. ••••••.1.• of el lllllllor4. Said 1 . .;‘ , 101n1n. . 11',411.1 not the arahars and the .I...tiiko do well to pondor thi s .‘; t!.,• present 1111 l alt. they find • t Illt•rtIly the public gene •• .• daily so mach incouve e 'woo of the met rupolia. Is t; „i. ..r rather, &ming how mach the ,•11 almost all other questions, is it i.• t proof, at least, of the un positmn they occupy? Feelings , either owners or drivers. as a !as.. i 1..• ti. sspatter editors of London would ;aim. .noun more heartily than our ., That there is the manliest desire on . 1 ..11 ..f journalists to injure them, so . , er peeunbuily, must be the veriest sore There are, of course. blank sheep to be ,1 in all professions. Instances of greedy its and overreaching are not confined to cab , •et ; law, medicine, and even divinity, the must •partible trades. to say nothing of contractors, .• • -owing speculators. el hoc rano ne—haveall alished abundant illustrations. Considering t , , Lard, trying. and precarious nature of the lives ~• ,•!. ;.men—the losses which they frequently suffer, tLe nmptstions to which they are always exposed • n• tt ywe not add the occasional shabbiness or un n 1:31,11.111*.•• of passengers ?--one might natu tall% raped to find among the 111588 a large pro of the rough and unscrupulous element ; vi, wing them us a whole, and having regard • 11, ditti..ultieti of their calling, and (specially to irassing nature of their pecuniary obligations •, •• u constant source of irritation and dis • ntinent on both sides—it would, we heartily . • la. unfit ir and untrue to rank ealimeu below • • r great branches of the national industry ..1 in at all similar circumstances. • t may then be assumed that both owners and vies. as such, are more likely always to have sytnplithy anti support of public journalists, re tiny eau Is. given consistently with a anise • .I.lii, duty, than to find in theta inveterate tors or per. istent opponents. But for very reason we would ask theta, instead ' cing too sensitive to severe coin • • T t,)t) ready to mistake unflattering f. r i•neudes• calmly and dispassionately • • bsi.l.r the grave, and—having regard to ..wn i•rinantait livelihood—hazardous atti th. y have just assumed. And with this 11 . . • NV. .ulti now venture to lay before them a ..I:o•gestion, in the earnest hope that it lily Iminlered, namely, that the lt in dispute between them and :y r ampauics shall be sulauitted to • .ti , it. or—supposing arbitration to be •1 1.- -the friendly adj udiention of three I , artial gentlemen, carefully selected, _ • ...lvantages of high social position and • . unetalueet.sl alike with the railway d. interest : it being, of course. tinder .t ti. advice or recommendation given e. ilk followed. Let this surlrestion Ixe :• !• 1 itp,n, and even if the result • . ler the moment adverse to nr.sters and men conceive to be rights, they will, by setting an ex . !nod...ration and conciliation, have 1 sympathy and approval; and it may 1.1.11h.t.51 that they will in the •la tit I.y having pursued this temperate Such mediation. which is in bar with the spirit of our age, has been • -still in ot h. r class quarrels—why not in this 91 , r o Lit.h sugg,esta itself—mid this 1. pe rhps. after :.11. he the lest—is, that the n in dispute should, tor.ether with others tie the (1:1) a vrvioo generally, be referred to • nt. The Legislature. at all events. : • e n no iralisposition to dead fairly and " y a itlt cabmen. Its very last act t! :r int. rests was the practical _ ~f t!..• n 'minima fate front :limp-nee • ;7111,V. Tie if. se of Commons • 1 , 41., t.l I.y a v:Ls.ly iucrea , ol nninher ii•;.y r..a...onably 41.KT.4 , 444-1 to &al %%jilt tl .• eab intet est ; at all events,. after 'rods. nr. on,• can lawn:int. that the Ito • l':it! it lit. any more titan the public it • ll' ;it. 5a..01 t be likely to nianife..t nay • •• Or. i•• 11 or p.,rl , llity fur • "see s ;.% 1:3lINATION /VEIII:Sf. lIIS L.l\.) n, e.y iu the tnotr..pnli :. • rn Iny In. a t•+ th• it ordinary tand. rale. w..ru to lo seta •-• ply iu the liayinatket. I:ridge-street, 1 , 7.1Ltn 1::.-ton- ,- tearr . . St. an , l the iutem.....liatn: Lein . / Many Were :11 , 1 to I, t , .•1111 a'.•i the 1.•;411;11..tte tate WAS n.teelott.l •• Inuittrtr al the en.l of a journey. it neelle•., t,,ny thero has be.gt the traffic in e'nneetion with the among the umpriri • . tl . .t th. rt.a 'taw! it nn :•• the opinion of a few. hut nu •T . ••I I . I'S., in .,ver,d qunrter• ; :. •• •u whet;.. • rthe are.. pra -I,lnling out have rtsrlily ;.• ' I. • ot the men a . t.i•-tilig .• :,.• : • . n r drt. nuinwi the inrzo nuing the strike, it i. ele • • T. • • ay. tLat the entail mater. an! •• t 1 .44 to the nolesy system.. A. au • : r,..,y Le rooted the of an i- the tAi'iter toi cab.: -"1 its the, yard now for four • : t uuy In the mean •, Witt an! .. 11.:1Tiltiv . n to itippnrt. utel I (-tat this tunnfing... `• It inn / V u.n•t all do it. awl so you ' ll find. - : .1. Sir LT. rhai , inan of of the Cr. at Wi....eru I:ne it, pa•-••itgent to VC .• t e rttuni felt. I.ATESTnt:r.IIr I e .1 O. ennee ' tt aitt , .. at Ns . n In I r.• West: 111. in •• .1-ttriat-tt itody pr.- ...t. Mr. „AA tt•ruai , t a re-..l..tien. t.. en.• th at . v T:111;.: t al.- Ie pet ,. tl.i iti• :s. sl as. .t I's IA) tot of , n Alter 1 Is In.. 1 - ..,..- ' tails I I '•• :11 I s'• •••:. Is. litstl the I Sh . f. n:sa :.111,.11 . 11.. I • 1;11.• • w,. ' ., in of 2 OMNI ..1 1::•• 011 n.q . ..1.0:15 . z si I , 1• T :••• •Sj• t.. .•*• :••• A. It i •.,. :! .•ttie , ..l .1, th • .1.1, it ~. s. ~. ~:,. .i• I' •,.:, sw.• ‘, . I 1; !, 'Igo! pr.. : ;..• 1i..1 j% l l. ~ ,), 1. t• .11111. , 13 •• • • 1% 1141 :he • t t• •s 11P 0.1'1..•1' .1 1111. . F.+o. k kiMity t s: • • i.... 11 the 1 1414 • -• Oa. ••• • kileily in •• :Oil Way hat fal Ms- I ,ve of •', • bar, ri•ry wron,:ly . • i n-1 . t , .4: :•-:1:11:.1..nr,4•1•.• 1. • • • , 14•.• day pc.. year. awl • • •••(.:. 143 r a am , . you I • •.- a 14f:to 4.e... an.' rlriv.-r. I am • . 1 ., .iitlej old !flan What oust 0.• • I ~it 1,r , 411 , hittbov. In ' ' ,- • :,i .4 lii' n..v non patr# • a , • V until 1,4 Slly it v....v.... : • • . I. 1....• Cwt.! tit.. 1.., • .d ti,' • •:‘,. ILO Oar s /0• 1 1 1 ,, -th a t -• I• i shilt IL. prie.• whi.7h Cm • • 1 1-. to.. tiny (4,r-ti11...A j.. I, I A it;4l4-1 ....1 44444 tim.n al- filth: 14, • . • t 0.... A , till Jallt/X.ll , • O w l, slay. 63. 3t.• a ,r.-at al m.o. 1 1 4m ii• it. n .f will 41./M. I 1 4 .- a.i ../ f... I • . l. .1 t A V V V i•-, omit 0 19 0 THIRD 1431)ITION. THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY At nual n nett id of plat" I/. per year, making a total of talienica not including wear and t , ar of honiev, rah, liiirne.• and inintry artiotra suolt ar sp3nge4 lea tid rts, brui.lsos .S.c. Rant., n *trim, fv , 4.1 .13a. 14111 lay. at 11a. par . L4l 4 0 Thirt.4 n w .14LK. rams Mny till An.riril, R , 144. per clay 51 0 0 r.. 411 .111/11,1, till JAR.. al 10.. per day 75 0 0 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE THE MEETING AT DONCASTER. tlfb 0 0 IN $ 0 lnnan• . . It.l;ulstr capwdilun• caviii: to irjanet CAA, h1t1111.44, lit IA hinges, and every other loss we air subject to ; eumetimes heavy lomat in the okapis of luggsgr ur act Minds, as we have to be resp;insible for all our w rinds' a liens (only last summer I haAl to pay 12/. fur the loss of a box from the roof of one of uiy tabs). This is the correct earning of an unprhileged cab. The profits being .43 small, it is only by haring several numbers, uieng the strictest economy, and working some on Sunday& that we are enabled to got a living, which, I can assure you, is a very bare one. Hoping I have not exhausted your patience with these details, I am. Jo., JAMES ACRISLL. T.S. I have five men who nen vouch for the truth of what I have etatevi. not OM of whom has been with me WS than two yeere. Dartmoor-etrvot, Notting-hill, Sept. 8, 1808. TO TEE EDITOR Or TEI EXPEIEVI. SlR,—Will you answer one question ? Parliament has mid that wo are to receive Bd. a mile. The railways say. " You shall not have 6d. a mile. You shall charge Bd.. but you shall share it with us." Li this just ?—I am. ko., CABBY. LAW INTELLIGENCH.-4THIS DAY.) COURT OP BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner lictroyd.) His Honour disposed of a short hat of cases, which in cluded all application for ndease, and several trader debtor sumenonaes which had been taken out with a view to the bankruptcy of the parties summoned. Nothing of public interest transpired. POLICE COURTS.-(TELS DAY.) ULLDIIALL IRE ROBBLIRT WINO/. Di A CLEM. r, alittet a ifort4 y, formerly clerk to Meows. King and Whitaker, of No. 12, Little Knightrickw-street, was placed at tie bar on remand before Alderman Hale. charged with stealing cheques and money to the amount of 2117. belonging to his employers. Mr. Albert Turner, of the firm of Sole and Turner, of Alilcrinnubuiy, prosecuted, and Mr. Montagu Seott, of liiiildford-street. watched the case on behalf of the pri twmer. tin the former occasion it was shown that on the Ist of Augn t the prison, r was scut to the Union Bank to pay in over 1.201 W. in money and c he ques, to draw out 821. 10s., told} in a ibequo t.. Ifessis. William~ Deacon, and Co., on account of the prosecutors, and to receive a cheque from the London and Westminster Bank. The prisoner received that cheque and kept it. He also kept all the rest of the money and cheques except one for 1,005/., which he paid into the Union Bank, to the credit of his employers. He then absconded and was not heard of until recently, when he was Apprehended by detective Hawkins. Mr. A. G. Edmunds proved paying the cheque for 82/. les. over the comiter of the L'uion Bank but could not say whether it was the prisoner to whom he pail it. bold Hawkins produceil a piece of paper. on which was a memorandum in the prisoner's handwriting : "Ten M. nolo'. .50/. ; rent-office order, 2/. ; cheque on Barclay, 25/. ; two country m.tes. IW. ; payable cheque, Id!. ; gold. 11:i?. ; grand total. 217/. Mr. Scott Amid he could not resist the overwhelming evidence again. -t the prisoner. and would advise him to plead guilty in the hope that the magistrate would deal with it summarily. Alderman Hale sai.l it was too Aerials a tin..e for him to deal with. and fully committed the prisoner for trial. CLERIMMELL DIritEACEML Arnim OUTEAGE. „ethnic Lair. aged 17, of 1. Brooke-eonrt, Rolb3rn, 3 prostitute. wag charged with committing a violent assault on Cutherne Duggan. a child 7 years of age, in Brot.ke's market. Holborn. Mr. John Wake solicit.r, prosceuttnl; and Mr. Ricketts , , solieitor, iletended. The unfortunate child, who had a very bad black eye, and whose five was cut ill three pl aces, was passing thronph llreokes-markt t, on an errand, when she stopped to 'peak to another child, autl to ask her to aec.unpany her. The defendant, who was with another of her class, beth haring been drinicing freely. fancying that the com plainant wasaddreesitig her, rushed at her, and, striking her in the face. knocked her down. She got lip, and then the th ft telant hit her twire, the last blow being given with such force as to lender her insensible. entitle fell into the aim, of a pasetr-Ly. The defendant and her companion then Tau to their It me. When the police arrived the ti-fandent bud chanted her hat and a portion of her dress to asoid identification. lAA slut was recognised and er ea d to the itt4lieo-..4 ,I , lllt w;1... Ilt , 11,1".1 to he imprboned and 10,14 to 1u,1,11,t,0ul iu the House of Correction fur one tilt utlor mouth. _ _ SOrniWARK. F. Jl4.l:sr ANL/ ( 11:T rs:ti •. ........ 1.134.‘31 :it Ow hor L:Atgt..l uith !..t4 1.4Q1',1, all t cart, al,: i•r.ln•cly of tgc. lit tn. 41. - ---- - 'n,, pr. ,utur. who ttrraonger. 10 „., ! , 7k on :-attuday TOOTIii . :2 took Li, ]...rte eud :Art t p.te-teortct to j0u.1...• , th.h. Ile heft tle rn in Tit itil -I'll • t tor n r....out•—. but on Ith. return they w..co gate. lie c.no:rtni'ut.ii with the vtlim.. tool 4.1.1 tLe foihmitc.: he towel his 'Lovely et the tlaCiat•ltt,o,c. Ilc knew w.ilang whatever of the . . 7..*. T. It sal.l that he war on rl•ity in Ow N. w-. nt oh Srrt , illl:l r Irei'rir eu S and tt - oVir..lr, ulo I. b. . a se the r with a irony and c:irt, which he 14(4..1 t, .411 T. c ten Witte-- k -.1 lam Wier.. he ;.91 th. tit ft.•nt. tral Le rive an un•atilf Toy acc , .•int h.ok hint eu-tody. Affi..l Porter. to.d..rnionger. ',aid that in Satur.lay c. nip:: it: , aw ti. u!t!i mve.ther lad lea ling j.ohy !clot at t. le i,..ner calve up to hint and otfere to "hi ti int for ten eliiirter.. Ho asked hi. Irrill^ mud and finding that tle r did te Cort,Apr .111 W,lli the name and on the rnrt. he called the cuttStatrie and he wa.• taken to the 11g• 1100-ti ate aA.4 it nnythilaz waa known of the b.• voto.s., hi; n. 1.14.11 in fho W. however. ni• I! , 4 f.. 1 at. Et ttimmul t. him to :hut the other In.l. lu tauwer to the thr mi.nner cii 1 th u man g:. ‘r ) , 1... t.. 1 .I.lt 10 hold, iwu the , on :1311e ta.n 111.1 . .• I ly. tua%i,ttate n Ir. u:xt. T 1 l'E FIRE SPITAIFIELM 11113; UGH W.I NT OF W.l 11. T. -(11118 11.1 E) - f id pre% aiird thi , looming in this 0.. l e, rsp o l i ,t,4 1,-;ghboarlip,od, in erey:elineuee of the tt n al, of ti T4-11. , 11. ill lin Tian= a-st rect. A , troug tlf bripole, w ill. ste ito-efigine,, were ruou on the spot ; Let IL. y Ns , .mill •I o offer any 1.44,44tance to the got ten-I stiir+ , 4 w-re nn fine, for want of water, nrnl in tart. the pivinimat weru feinted dowd through that 41•1.40. !..• frei- , I f.-port ',apish. Shaw details the fsl, nt of flautave i'otie fifbilY4 : --" ejakfl at 48 w;11.,,t.• u'e:.4.k Ibi. ontroiti:x to o fint at Nos. 36 and 'l7, Tbothroo , treet. Spit,flCybb4 : -Steam Sow mat T. 'fiery of M,---... Shell' al and Co.; It 11:• .• e. of two door'', alroat 69 feet by lil. , t : 1•. , t ttoor boosted out. ant roof oil: ter 41 th.,r a by tire anti front ti • .t . r.f 7 0.n.. .1 tie dwell to,: and Aor. ,- , tal.o burned ,net r 4.44 4.14+1 roy. 4 1 . !toot, ril in the At Lit Fire orrice. Tl , t atljoittitig 14.4.0 y; y. :St TI ••••Arett, Mr. I:. I. 1.1, r': •t:. wi.l. ttp•t : roi•1 t•tot•et•ly rtuntogett by fore • ai.i' eittitto.tt• iu Im* rimm by nest of 0•1• tro ront4 ot. In wit!..r. luroomti iit th ( ' ...nty I ON, . I . lt at•ii .11t, oe.oilibtel by r. d a , m p l , : d by to. k ;.;; anti 11'1.1;:,13t.• water. Iti.tt:ori in the N. IL , , , th. e. N.,. 4. I ht.....fr, .T. Nrk,, • w • :n 'y .11ro A 11"! F!I I' .11 I 1 .11/•11.V(; PI MI 1:1)I;!: 1111.1 t. At 'Mary Stead. age 1 21. It al v i a •idti .• is.l 1.,11. i n lli:at fnwo , %via (...ant falltltsl to take h., ti jai at Ili , to mossier tss, ist.il.l. 'llOl Issi•saser iss a native of Jib is..nh, a •I• . Ssstou .:..:ht wouthi alto t., nv ilkgitiltlate 111:11t. riliht. She I.s . t it 1.181 t.. uu.. with it Middleton. IN. Jaa .1.. 4.. a *.a.k. Five weeks ago. the la is.n.r t •: . NMI a ...•rlfire al the alsove at Ilaistu,.. A. :1$•• wess cs.tesistrialslr iu urretrn iu thr a• the s:isilst aa- swat ovo to Iser Oil Souslay i.i:•iit. ts. $.••••i i.e it, but it wa..lott with her. otter it nu. lois oil Isy the Looll a dy1,41( . itti k i t ar, V lati‘y in ilai var.!. pri.onor help i ttt s's :so sudti. awl neat slay it was stisoovenssi that aha %a • tla. ir.t..Lia of it. sli.• 11.1.1..1 Suet milk, Nlvun , chi) rI at to it., Wahl the Phila. .tif shr•atoi lii. Aii'Li•llN I:1 , .1 . IN Al tai 'di... .16,01...,1•411 W ith NA.Bl.!:•y I 4 stovit*y lal,l their I. I Is, NI r 'rim (Ai , perlutp. Rion! tlirwt :•• 1 1- +li 4 , 1 11. , 14 , , iwt,lll ,, S, lost tune Ily11(iv -41011 'IA i.es Isklut nik, Mai. I. they 1" . ! . .:. 1 th it tviitlvi,:. Sit of %le.• In ent , hhalPal, %eie ; wig wa, "how.' Li! Live taken 1. 1....11.111 , 11: 14.10 111 lII.' •I rpv. cow. Mated tto Wlfil tor two mial*.O.,; Hui nimaiuiwe pri- Wise..." Wel".• either tiu4 Isitral afar I. kat the per TO THE znrroa OF TUN EXPIERIL Stlt,—As usual, some extraordinary reaulte have marked the find day of the Doncaster September Meeting, the sport altogether being of a stirring character, despite the numerical weakness of the fields. Beltrulrum WAS backed too greet a certainty in the Champagne for more than throe to oppose him; but having been evidently "indulged" of late—was it on account of his dickey leg or the hard ground?—he was not equal to the taskof boating them all, the newly-named Sister to Resicracian, cut down so easily by Chanoinease at Epsom, and nowhere to Doke of Beaufort at Goodwood, just upsetting him. Here was one of the old-fashioned Champagne surprises, and it would have created a greet sensation had public attention not been so concentrated on the St. Leger, which is a very few hours distant at the time I write, all Yorkshire being on the tip-toe of erpectation as to what will win. The agony is piled up by the market changes that are to constantly occurring, and also the re-arrange. meets regarding the jockeys, one or two important alterations among them having been made that suite revolutiemed the betting Cannon and French, it is rumoured, have both refused to ride Mr. Padwick's Athena, the last-named artist having now, it appears, to tool Seesaw, and not Chaloner, who jumps on to For mosa, owing to Fordham, who has determined to ride what his friends jocularly call "his own horse," the Paul Jones steam-engine. But I have no barium with the St. Leger here, and must content my self with purring is review the several events to come off on Thursday. An immense field will muster for the Portland Plate, and those who hit the right nail on the head must consider themselves favoured by fortune, there being nothing for me to do but to make a bold dash in favour of one, which one shall be The Last Rorie of Summer, though I fear Tibthorpe, and even Grunston, if he is the representative of the James Dawson interest. The Badminton is another handicap, hut over a longer distance than the foregoing, being a - full mile. See Saw, Mercury, and Orion have yet to run in the St. Leger, and perhaps Sunstroke in the Corporation Plate, at this writing ; and all that can bo said Is that Ritualist and Van Amburgh will be the most awkward for the best that pre vious running may hi mg forth to tackle. After Bella dram's Champagne defeat, he may not contest the 10 soon. Sweepetakemven in the absence of his old opponent, Rysh worth, albeit he has little to fear, the hest of the remainder, unless Agrippa is tit to run, being " all of a heap," anal any thing but first-rate. The Eglinton is merely a question of Blue Gown starting: and I shall stand Charivoed for the Scarborough, and Giant des Ilatailles for the Zetlauil Stakes. The Cup day must stand over until after the St. Leger, and not much can be mid concerning the Cesarewitch or Cambridgenbire as yet, the majority of the acceptances being no moderate that the talent are quite tweet about Blue Gown. who does not put up any penalty, like Romp ing Girl, she adding 71b to hot Ibt 121 b for winning the Great Yorkshire Handicap so easily. The Gown must certainly "run well," though by the end of the week I shall doubtless discover something to beat him for both mess.-1 am, &e., METEOR. Reducliday morning. (11T TELTNIZAPIL) DONCASTER MEETINO.-(TRIS DAY.) RT. LEGER. Formosa null Jones 31( rcury . H 11 ran. Time (as taken Lp Benson's chronograph):-Start, U.. ; arrival, 3h. 23m. 19 owes. ; dunitioa of racy, :An. 191 ' , ere. Duration of rare, 18117, 3ro. 17 goes. BRADOATE HANDICAP. Clmrowood .. .. Arni.ter .. .. .. . ?dial Peddle .. • • • • CORPORATION PLATE. -- - Eve:ins Sla:ter Willio 116mlaste. ran. MUNICIPAL STAKES. Miradvesiture Scintilla 2 Flazinau 3 ISININGTON STAKES. rive furlongA 1.2 Tanta. 4.33. Thoiwaldren. Crucifixion t, Crown Prineew, Dryad, Albania, Brother to Shibboleth, Roboapierre, Snider, bis. raeli. Soubrette. St. Mango, Brethy, Morgan is Five, Sunshade. Di Spanker, 'Ratak Lion, Good Mope. Lidy Bar, Royal Rake. Bard of Erin, Miss Myron, IVamba, Fragrance, and Lady Evelyn t are lire. LEtIF.I7. 7 to 2 81;4 4. King Alfred (t) 4 to 1 Formtmot (I) to 1 Virount (t) 6 to 1 Seo-Sow (t) 10 to 1 Paul .110111.4 (t) 10 to 1 Typhoeus (1) 20 to 1 St. Ronan qty Rl.lll Iv. - Boolstnte, au4 \'Cll.ll. •' A Sym rfoM Or Pe tur....—Utid..T the strive heading the has the following;—" The 1:lth of tho hoc. having it, depot iu Rouen, two of it; battalion., in cat 'beds at St. Etienne, and another at Lyon-, in the camp at Satithenay. had received orders to leave in the middle of October for Bethune (Pas de a fortified town of the second class. Is it n symptom of pence to place a whole regiment in a small tom where they will had it tiinicult to get loilging-room:• - • 10.‘111N0 EuR(.l-‘nY.—A fesr nights sine:, an aged agricultural hammier named Fielding. who with his wife resides in a lone cottage in a wood on Court Barton estate, near Crediton, was alarmed by the somel of foot tdepti ou the staitease of his • lie bone. hetet) , lit a candle, but before he could put on any of his elotseff two =to euteted bedroom and extingoished the light. They then with tearful meuatcs demanded the old MOM v, %hitt hi- wife pee them, but as it only amounted to be:Le' 1.. they procee. , et to ransack the house. Meeting a rotor they put it to lichtarg's throat, iu the hon or that he would be frightened into producing more money. Be fore doinrting the Lurglone who gained admission to the houre by wrenching oft the iron Lam of the window, nen ,ireked every room and seized a ham and other provisions. They teitleutly th ought that Fi. hfing had more money than he gave them, for having left the howe-probahly to emeult osune eotnieoniotei keeping watch on the ontsido - they returned and du cab:heel to burn down the house if mote u.omy wile not produced ; but atter remaining two bouts, they appeared satistiod with the old man's Jim teetatimis that lie Lad no wore. Okt Fielding is so alarmed by the Intridaia . threat to set hie house on tire thal he he, sin"e quitted hi. abde, though ho hats re,idel thew:4ll)cm,, His entplcerr. Mr. Will;am Coombe, W.ll twice 1.11110 nut of hip dwelling during the Lot yea.% THE CIL% LON A.-- A eonunttniontinit frrtu the tamp of Chrilonn. artittcn on Sunday evening, mys : "'The vast Orin which etivt. he. in front of the imp riot residence here 1k US crowded thin morning with t WI b., ticeirous of being /1110.€11t at the military mare. Mgt-. Margnan, Bi-lion of o ffi ciated, assisted by his two ricans-genentl. M. Hamelin. prefect of the Jcpuitmeet, was elm, 'resent. At half-past A, the Emperor, in a aeutral n tutiturnt, with the Prince Imp-vial in that of thy Grenadier* of the heard, made their uppen:anee, accompanied by a brilliant .tiff, and wan rtcriveil with eneli euthe,d,,tie to-dim:al bee. that Irdh hie Majesty and the young Prince ses med 114 Majesty and his son th.'ll heard IMF S. kuteling ou te-biers 01 oia•n air. The homier far was ehatmleil he a milituty tupbcouic hotly of nearly rto voce, in a rentiiikably . impreseiva manner. It app ear. that bis Majesty, having given an order for at 11,11U -1.4.1' of Motimer ievolv, o', intimated that forty of them we re ...e,tined for the officers in the caralry regiments, and that t1..n.• gentlemen , hould thaw lots among the.uselves to deel.l.• AllO should be the ismeessor. That proceeding havittp Is. it o n e through. the holden of tho fortunate I , l ,nd,ees ea me, a.. tool 1..,.0 arrang.d I.y his Melo:Ay, to /1.11• IVE foie rg ven. Tln :they did flout the Emperor's owu hand, awl they all were then invited by his Majesty to lunch. The peatc , t cordiality was tuuniftted b y the invereitm, the guests net retirum towdrils five.' The Afe”io.o- informs us that when the F:mperor arrivel at (I.alems. a locomotive was in waiting to conduct his Majesty to the camp, 17 mike distance. This locomotive, it appears, Lad been especially ordt:ced by the Emperor in ordt r to fry the imwer and utility of petroleum in plate of real. Ilis 'Majesty, who takes greet interest in all .'a pain,, nts of this kind, mentalist by the side of the engin,- driv. E. and himself examinod the working of the new plan, which is said to have been entirely store...fol. NY3Y WryrEn.—An alatnilitnee of hawthorn - 1 be; the is ;Arse:rally eoniitlemi to indicate a severe whiter. If this tsupp. sition is well-founded, and a port of the ~linty of Kent nay be taken as representing the resit of Fingiatol in that matte,. then the approaching winter will Is. T, bald indeed. Long hedges and trees ma ybe scan In thickly ~,v end with berries as to be of a bright red, iu mine I tees entirely obia•ni lug tho leaves, notwithstanding that a veto large quantity wa. shaken off by th^ high flare e 11 irk. 111,i: %sill Ihning List month no li•oc • IL n 1rA.998 diseased ti.,lr were ..eized by the motors of the . ristliatuio rs' (1 'Arany at and near Billingsmito market, :Jet .11 boats lying off them. 'May uHrri.ted of 73 brill,. ..sl, I. dories ' 19,115 e guanfil-h. 5,100 . Us: I h7.:11 I ittnithstts. 7 hake. 8 820 herrings. 247 fur jc j , I.: 1.1 noskent, tnulls±i, 27.:164 plaitin, int On. e: w. tghi :tkate. 130 '427; ./010K. . :thael.t, :17 trawl. tininit, awl 11,810 whiting yevri• &Yu/4'l/411 101 db. of etel.mittaids. 3.11 b. of eau. 11,210 104.101. of towel., 73.1 willow. of 'luta" and 44 galloom of whitebait. IVENING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1868. Tito I:( eve (le Pnehe gi;oti the following at the tern P of the contract by which Ilyaointh haw let hi.' oele lush(' nose to GU-Pi in x : "It I. agreed between the undersigned Hyacinthe, dra matic mike and proprietor at Montmartre, of the oue part, and Gil-Peres, o'so an artist and proprietor of a small pail of the Isle of Beauty, at Nogent, on the other part. " 1. M. Hyacinthe lets out and cedes his now to M. Oil- Pere? for the whole term of his engagement to be em ployed as emblem, talisman, &c., and fur all the roquire me tits of the rewriters. " 2. The aforesaid nose is to be placed unreservedly at the disposition of M. Gil.Peres, beginning with the general rehearsale, in order that he may bemiao quite or fait in the handling of the cartilage. " 3. At the close of each evening the nose in question is' to he carefully plead in a violin ease. " 4. Gil-Peres is 'sprawly prohibited from making use of the nom at Ws rimispuls, or as an extinguisher. " 7. la case the company should proceed to Baden, or elsewhere, M. Peres is to convey the nose at his own ex pense. It will be competent to him to make use of it as a foot warmer during the journey. " 10. In case of an erne, tr. the said nose must not, under any pretext, be employed as a barricade." With them reservations, Gil-Peres may employ the nose for all the rquirements of his art. He may flatten it, cock it, lengthen it, fix rings in it, give it snuff, and if necessary sit upon it, without giving M. Hyaointhe a right to complain of these charming frolics. MOSEY MARIET.-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. A slightly bett, r tone 'a apparent in the stock 31 arkets to-day, though thoamount of business is still extremely small. Home railway stocks are inquired for, and have improved in about half-a-clown oases, the inerea,e in the traffic having induced purchases. Mid land is e per cent. bettor, the return of this line for the week ending the 6th inst. showing an increase of 6,8901. compared with the corresponding period of last year. Some of the foreign bonds have also advanced, partly in response to the receipt of higher prices from the Paris Bourse. The English funds present no variation. In the discount market transactions are re ported in the beet bills at le to le per cent., being eto below the Bank of England minimann. The demand at that establishment is oonsequently very moderate. Loans are offered in the Stook Exchange st 1 to le per omit. Consols are quoted 931 to 94 for money, and 94 to for the account (Ootober 6), and the Three per Cents. Reduced and Now Three per Cents. 921 to 1, ex div. The railway market is firm, and the changes in prices are mostly favourable. Midland stock has Unproved per cent. ; Caledonian, ; South Eastern, 1; and Great Eastern, Brighton, and Metropolitan, 4. London and North Western, how ever, has declined 4. Prices are quoted as follows: Caledonian, 761 to 1 ; London and North Western, 1121 to 1, ex div.; Great Western, 491 to ; Midland, 1071 to 4; London and South Western, 86 to 88 ; Great Eastern, 371 to 4 ; Brighton, 521 to # ; Routh Eastern, 731 to 76 ; Metropolitan, 1061 to 1 ; Great Northern, 1051 to 106 ; ditto A, 1061 to 1071 ; London, Chat ham, and Dover, 184 to 19 ; and Lancashire and Yorkshire, 127 to 1. The foreign stock market is rather firm, and a rise of Ito per eent. has occurred in Italian of 1861, Turkish of 1865, and the Orel Vitebsk R ul way Loan. Subjoined aro the quotations : Brazilian of 1866, 751 to 761 ; Chilian of 1867, 94 to i ; Egyptian of 1864, 861 to 87 ; Italian of 1861, 511 to 32; Mexican, 13 to 1 ; Peruvian of 1863, 771 to 784 ; Russian of 1866, 921 to 931 ; Orel, 834 to 1 ; Spanish of 1867, 311 to u ; Turkish of 1838, 64 to 65, ox div.; ditto of 1862, 66 to 3 ; and ditto of 1865, 391 to 1. Indian securities are inactive. The Five per Cents. are at 1141 to 113; the Four, 1021 to 1034, ox div. ; the Bonds, 20s. to 255. prem. ; awl th" Debentures, 105 to 3. Bank Stock, 215 to 247; and Exchequer Bills, 16s. to 20a. prem. Bank hhures show a somewhat better tendency. Anglo-Austrian, 61 to # prem. ; Imperial Otto man, 1 to 1 prom. ; Consolidated, 1 to 4. prem. ; London and Westminster, 631 to 661 ; London and County. 491 to 301 ; and Union of London, 341 to 333. Misor•llaneous shares exhibit no variation. Na tional Discount, 114 to ; General Credit, '2/ to dis. ; Credit Fonder, 21 to 3 per share; Inter national Financial, 11 to 11 dia. ; London, :21 to 23 dia.; Hudson's Bay, 143 to 151; Telegraph Consto uction, 161 to 1; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 31 to 4 ; and Anglo-Ame rican, 201 to;. American stocks are unaltered. The 3-20 Bonds are at 711 to 79 ; Erie Railway Shares 30 to ; Illinois Central, 91 to i; Atlantic and (treat Western Debentures, 371 to 3.41 ; and the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 381 to :in The scrip of the Moseow-Jarnslaw Riilw.iy Company is quoted 2 to 3 prem., showing a re covery of 1 to 1 per cent. An extraordinary meeting of the British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company (Limited) will be held on the lath inst., when the following reso lution will be proposed :—" That the company shall sell anal convey their whole undertaking, and shall in manner required by the Telegraph Act, lat 34, snake demand of the Posturistur-Oeuer,sl t 3 purchase the seine on the tenus in the said a"t militia. no (1." TWO O'CLOCK. 'l•Le Engli..h funds remain inactive. In tle.. ruilw•ay market, Caledonian stock lrea been pressed for sale, anal lass fallen 11 per mut.. viz., to 7l; to 75. Great Eastern awl South Easter► have decline," !, whil e London and North 'Western, Midland, anal Lanes shire and Yorkshire Luse improved to 1. The only fin•-h movement iu foreign bonds is as rise of .t ui Spailiqh of 1867. FOUR O'CLOCK. The government f 14 are unaltei•tsl, at 93; to 94 for money, and 91 to for the lasi:omit. As regards railway stocks, Metropolitan and South Faudern have declined to per cent., vie.. to 11151 to 100 and 751 to I. respeetively. but Caledonian is better, at 741 to 75i. Brighton, 52 to ; Midland. 1071 to ; Laneashire and Yorkshire, 1271 to 128 ; London and North Western. 113 to u ; and Great Western. 49 . 2 to Z. in the foreign stuck market Italian of 1861, and Turkish of IFIOS, have receded per cent.; the former are quoted 51;1 to f„ and the hitter. 39 to 1. Onl, 83: to 1: Nieholui , to ; and Spanish of 1:407. 341 to 3. The • of 37,000 f. in gold has been sent into the Bunk to-day. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentei opened ut 70fr. 50e. for the account, being se. lower than yesterday. The stecuner Oneida will take to-day 107,16 q. in goldand:9,ooo/. in silver for Brasil. _ . _ _ The directors of the Delhi and London 8.1.ak have duelured an interim dividend ut the rate of five per cent. per annum. Annexed are the quotation+ of itt%uruntx., go., dock. and waterworks shares, us given in thu Stuck Exchange list of IttAt evening : Ineuranie.—Conanorrial Palau, df ; Eagle, 6j, : ticar dian. ;4; Marine, U.S, t ; flock Life, Si. GBI , Light and Coke: --City of London A. 23: ditto it, C. ex dit.; Continental Union (Limited). Fit ; linrelial Continental. W: WeAuttu.ter elsartre..l„ nay. 481. I.malon and St. Wat. mot k?. Lon.lon, Ilk►' Jtsuci 11•! : Went Middloci. 113. Suljoined im a report at yelderday'm side.: at Oa. •• Open Stork Exchange (Limited)" : 114 t riga Land Company of 3lrmoilk.. 1376 80it41.. 3-I6; Toorby .4 Englund, folly paid. 11..yn1 Swedish Ruiluny 7 per coat. preferouty sham.. New (foetus& I'..mpony. -I& 4*. paid, S. : Vati.o flailway 20/. )suybt, 3/. I Is. Inn. of Court Held ]lends. AV. die DMA II; Priro's l'afout utiony. fully void, : I.,oulpany. laid, l'oysikian 1..1111 11.1r.utts. rorfillestut of ottl. It, to Ifs. Oa. pig . LOW Salisbury Hutol mat talr...P. Club. folly !mid, Trost and Ageuel. ..1 Asa•tisslbi, IL Fifa, 3b..; Insuraotut euvap.uty, 2/. taid. 75.; Atlnutie awl (4n.id silway fNus -nlioui. a :11.ytenour Bo n i onn ts .. n . slno I Inf. LI. 1867. , ,1144,..ff, I. I oillball Tacont Coto ) 3 1: York.. ll ill odor Ifinitiq utpity. folly 'mi.,. : Y lolanausubuul Yiuin 4 . t.11:4 "Icy, 4 ; n..r 11.4r1 I tally I, I* EENSTI/WIC, SEPT. !.. The tilliOn e0111[1:tli d. nituhip Manhattan anise ; her • (eon Lis a rpool at pomp t 0.41 4) . She omlwrktd iwis,nowt... and proreeiled for NI w A ork at I I .m. A ATI: Ril M1:.T.%11 E. "The Earl's rionttalted." Maul to whom this remark was adtirewsl replied. Ms) o But it wasn't. —.Pro,ch. RAILWAY, raw°. AND OVER .911ARR8.-(THIS DAY.) [Closing moss tot p.m.' COLONIAL OOVERNYENT SECUBIT/BIL Canada, 6 per cent., lea. sad Judy, 1877 to 1884, LO6/. New Brunswick, 6 per mat., Jan. and July, 103. Queensland, 8 per cent., Jan. and July, VOL 101, et Victoria . Victoria, 8 per cent., April and Oct., 1131 /, I. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOOLS. Caledonian, 761, 4/, 6. Great Eastern, 31/, f, /. Great Northern 1061, ad. Do. A (A receives no dividend until 6 per ask las been paid to B), 107/, 7, / ad. Greet Western, ordeal , Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1M ad. London, Brighton, and South Coast, mi. London, Chatham, and Dover, London and North Western, 114, 13, 121, ad. London and liouth Wedeln, 87/. Manchester, Sheffield, and Linoolnakire, 441 4. 1 Kiffiltn elmi ttnl M 3 8. 80 allt Esotoll4 Tel; i• PREFERENCE SRAM AND 81'00101. • Midland, 6 per cent., optional to convert Si ordinal" stock, Se 1, 1869, 19, ad. Do., Inwavertible new shares, lee, ed. ~Bar., aid Gent. India, gma. 6 1;;Ot., 104-1. East Indian. gsa. 5 per amt., ion. omnenvok (it Canada. 16 i. Do., Lit preimosse beads, 46. Do., prime* beads, 37g. . • Do., 4th pteferenee stock, 181. Madras gun 6 per cent., 1001. Beinds, Delhi gun. 6 per cent 103. INDIAN RAILWAY DEBENTURES. Great Indian Peninsula, 1671, 106. FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antwerp and Rotterdam, 101, 1. Fasten, of France, 221. Great Luxembourg, It Lenibass-Osernowitr, guar. 7 per cent. (WO. wt. Sambre and Meuse, 7346. South Austrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 161. FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATIONS. Orel Vitebsk, gun. by Russian Government. 6 per neat., 84 I. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MINES. Chontake Gold and Silver Mining (Limited), 2 1-16. Vancouver Coal (Limited), 71. 1. Yudanamutana of 8. Australia (Lim.), 3 9.18, DOCKS. lA..nden and St. Katharine, d2}, 3j. JOINT STOCK BANKS. Alliance (Limited), 13, 1. City, 12. English and Rio de Janeiro (Limited), 8. Land Mortgage Bank of India (Limited), j. London and County, 44, 50. London Joint Stock, 32j, It 2j. London and South African, 12. London and Westminster, Scrip, issued at 101. prima.. none of which has been paid, 53k. oriental Bunk Corporation, 44. Union of London, 34). 5. Anglo-American Telegraph (Limited), 20f. Berlin Waterworks (Limited), 14k, ad. Crystal Palace, pref., 103. Egyptian 9 per cent. Viceroy, gua. by Egyptian gams, lent; 94, 3 1 . Foreign and Colonial Government Trust and Loan Sc 4, sued at Mi., 83i. Ocean Marine Insurance. 20. Peninsular and Oriental Steam, New, 1861% 10. Royal Mail Steam, 63. Universal Marine Insurance (Limited), 6 7-16. 51111 TING INTILLIOESOL—(T1118 Ddr) Lowoote, Sept. I.—Wind at noon, N. 8., moderato broom, and mil: tine. GRATIWND 1.--Amtved: Bizahgrova, from Hobart Tram ; Quer; of Q.e Voiotia* Brigham ; India, Bindipatom ; Eelime, NC Luria ; Star of the Feat, Antigua. Sept. B.—Arrived Neptune, front Quebec- Arrived from the river and railed : Rock City, for Quebec ; H.N.N. Mire, West ; Southern Uwe, Hong None ; Trinidad, Trini dad ; plane e. dainaien. . . . . . . , roaisnourn, Sept. ; Bar Maitstra steams Bridal, kw Mediterranean. licit. 7.—Arrived : Jame 4 Campbell, Gan Phila delphia. Bae.rot.. Bert. ft : Chimborazo, from Quolice ; Tinto, Ai organ. Etna/11MA, s.pt. B.— : MARL from Qaelme. Bailed : Oman Bide, for Cape de Ymk-ii Prutonor Ain T, Valparaim ; Foxhound. Valparaino. Co% Idept. 8.- Arrired : New York (a.), from Now York; left 27th Animal, and left for Dreamt; on fo•ight, 48,1148 doh.. fur Eng land, 8.000 doh.. for France, 1,20) dohs. for Bremen. IJVKitr...t., Rept. : Lancsaltire Witch, for Bombay; Virginian, Nat. : Malta (a.). New York ; Manhattan (at.), New York ; Minnie Knapp, Nle.ina. QuramrowN Sept. K—Arrived •. Canada, from ILtrannah ; Equinox. Saga; Britannia, Montreal. Duna:., Sept. 8.--Arrived : Wolof. Lily, from St. John'a, N.B. MAL, Sept. 8. --Arrived : No. 10.03, W. d.p., fur A sian. Cowr.s, &Ps. B.—Arrired: racitl... from Cmllan. &m.-ruasrlos, Set*. S.-13sibw1 : aPTIUII4I7I (+.), for New York. CASUALTIES. _ _ _ . . Talmovra, Fpt. I.—lt bun to Wowstronoty from the north tt a.m. Um lemming, nod lo inrrmming. movoral ligikt Team 44 have pat bark van.* imam Beano Kura were fired near tined the* morning, bat nnthintt lan born sem requiring nmiatamt . , proM6l.ly aigudl,l too item . the , wuds. The large »hip which put tack thin morning /3 eUrktle...4 to tie the C. X. AI 1., Sept. B.—The Clonquemr (steam tug) was in (*W. ,inn off this ploee to-ilny with the Mx is (ositirig hargel of Madden ? cutting thelattre down to the water's edge, awl causing Eh r to sink stonily ofteritanis. 81:11.1.1314,TuN, ST*. b. --The Evelyn Mary (so). which went exhort hint night on the north side of limit, inu of and for London from Newoaetie. . . . faliroCrti.Sept. V:4;o wind during nblit ; now more eludes ate. The Canopna, of / ermy, having atruit npou balky Hand, band, wan run on ~ bore en the North Brach. Crew ..rued. -- • -• • - — Wr nem, n, tiept ti. —The Mush ad Mary, of Aberyt with, from Weida to Dalin, whit It went whore at St. Allan's nowt am the Gth of & ptember, got off twit evening and proceeded. WrCK.III , &pt. 9. —The IL If. Tneker from Liverpool to Preston, rep or ted yeah. rainy , w mimeo pa t.tie Bleawater Bank, barnod to the wetees edge bidt might. Crew .apposed to be Undo& - . . . . . .13.eu.A T. Sept. A—The Ho"Wait:l,w (! 1301La,4 Tylenol, Du" b +hip, town Shield. to Hewitt, we*. tutully thcan.yyd by tIY , at See, July IS; ten lire* "obi,. WEATHER REPORT.-(T)H8 DAY.) WM:mt.:MAT. Sr?. 9. a 4.1111. • Pi T IF. &mime $. T. W. lite W. H. • Nabs 30.411 r 50 47 B.H.W. 1 1 W.S.W. fah Aberdees 30.60 r 49 47 F.M.W. 1 1 j N. Leith 30.63 r 60 47 N.W. ! 1 3 EKE. lei . Shields 35.33r 33 II H . • I 2 ileturboro' 30.61r 37 r. B.E. / 3 4 • N.K.E. Lr Yansoutb 30.4 a r6l 57 E.Y.E. 6 7I N. Ardroseaa 35331 31 tfl H F.. I 2 2 W. t• tirerntint.tle 30.46 r 51 ' I 3 N.N.W. e, Holyhead ail.aor 31 N.N. N. N. N. 0. Liverpool :3l/36r 66 51 K.N.E. 2 2 K Valenti% 30.314 35 30 N.N.E. 1 7 N.F. 1, •-- Cr.pe 34.21 r CO! 31 E. 4 3, N.C. P.orlte's Pt 34 304 5 0 4 N. 4 5 N be I -- Tensaw. r 7d4 . ' 4 3 N.`4.1:. 113 mouth 3O 301 64 E.M.E. 4 7 • N.N.IC. ials -- Weymouth SEM r MIA E. 9 ti it r.. 4 Porltmuuth 20 :42 r6l 57 K 3 6 N.Y.. : 1.04 he 30 37 rll6 36 . 4 6 Y.N.E. ea. 1;. Grid En 36.29 r 10 34 • 8 Y.N.E. Itteet 30.11 r t. 2 E. 4 5 E. N. F. f I.nritnt Itorbeftst 3.0.1t7 1416.1 E.N.E. 6 4 N. W. b Ilisiritz 30.66 . 41 at W. - • - Ce,tuona Pan% a.totaii I) ona indnis IMAM i :n to N.V- Flea reoCnn, v 010.154 vg X. t. 3 4 H.S.k.. rob ! 5 1 1 X F.. m 19 2 ltartetsette eon-01l mel reduced to :tat d.g. at sea kveL fl f . falling) , :tteetr , , iodwate dietetics of motion of the niimia - y 11 boom. Thermemetar expood ohwte. Extoine forte with it, dim-thin dining LHt tt huure. Z—cabn. Wistful.: b.—lithe ay; e.—clout (claim/p..1) f.—fcs ; h.—bad ; I.—ligbbilog ; m.- TWAT ib 177 ; 0.0ver.04 : 0.- snow; I.—thuothe. ROnfittl, mew te hail (melted), during lad 21 bow, Ben IWNIANKO. Dmitri the past tar , my-tioir i4erea-e in ham trim id yr .oue too t..ku. plum to thy VX 4 .4.11L of mum them two-ti Mho of wt Mill at voithern awl pt tumor.. fu. a d. Mg. M an. high and g..txrally uniform. In northern ili•trii to the pr. 411 n• is gn ut.4. At Antrooom and rthirlds it 4 3C(*.ds that ut Lio to fort IT three-tenth. of an in. Truitiere tut.: Imo lion in thr south-14i- t of Ireland. whilst un the rti rowel masts a ron.idirablu diminution i 5,.,. Tbt wind motor day • strong from the north on our rOit .141114 t, and worth soterly in Inland. le the Channel it blew iemingly from the iv:Award. This mainline the wind o. oblate from the miot in tho writ and oouth of thoio iolornito: ut Owe OH- Nee a north ( ant.ll) Kale io rep. otol. PrMeell: oa rho ,o.t riot. 7he wial her Fogy cloudy. The own io .lioturbod ut mouth mot I. no. he r ktN,V. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) ONE O'CLOCK. g in..tket is rath-r mare active to day, with a thmard for Prince of Wales, Frank Mills, West Chiverton. and Bust Grenville shares. Annexed are the prices :—West Chivetion. 60s. to 615., ea div.; Gnat Vile, 13} to 14; Trumpet Consols, 12 to 13; Prince of Waits, 365. 6d. to 3ss. 6d. ; East Grenville, 40s. to 425. ; Frank Mills, 225. Gd. to 2.15.; West Melon. 153 to 1a0; Wheal Seton, 47i to au ; Madre Valley. 11 to 3, and East Cul-talon, 2 to 3. Foreign anti colonial mining shares are quoted as follows ;--tit. John del Rey, 20 to 21 ; Don Pedro, 21 to prem. ; Anglo -Bnizilits' n, par ; Pcstartna, 1 to 0 dis. ; Cliontales, 2} to ; Ilossa Grande, } to } prem. ; United Mexican, 11 to 2; Frontino and Bolivia, 13 to 15; Port to ; Central American, did. to par ; and Viidanaluntana, 3 to 111:Avy. Ce.Ntia . ..l OF A LrVERIViiI. sa.-- lie. Carke Asipinell, the Coroner for Liverpool, lic!el an itepie4 yeit.eiiiity on tie body of Frank Ifeldiy, titer veara Of age, WI of Mr. Wm. Hel-by, mu rician, who tesided at tits, Itedifont-street North. On Fatuities- atleinoon the deeettrodi his brother, I Iwo other buys wrist to bathe in the river at the Dingle. 'they were in the water Owed an hour, when cue of the boys, named Wilbuster got into a hole Wee some reels. The dol.:aped, his brother, and a boy mono! Clipper, went in after hint, but finding that they were, out of their depth, they all got Out excel* the deeessed and his brother. The ll.•v. Joseph Nowell Salter, curate of St. element's %web, was walking neer the vet it HIP time, and find ing a buy wes in the water, and unable to get oat, he at trice went to hi. Seeing that there was no time to spine, Mr. Salter went into tlie water with his clothes en except his runt, and raved the de.-easel's tantber, Walter Ilea: hr. who was stritggling in a deep 'ol4y hole. When Hr. Fatter got the little fellow out. Fie to Lim, '• My broths r w tost ; do try and wive Lint." The de. twat WWI tin n under the water, und a- the pei-ition makl not be pointed out it was fee /Jr. Sitter to save Win. Infoniti that was a fletwaids given to the . poliee, who wont in the sp , I and found the hotly. The Jury, in returning a vsr.lht of "iweidental death by drowning yeadit Lathing on the south whore," complimented in the higheot d•gii r the Iles. J. If. Salter fur histiravery in seeing the life of %Vatter Ifeleby when he was going down alined for ILI het inns., and in this isaupliunsit Use minister fatly CI 111 41111 , 11. Li "rpm! .Verrerey. Fitt thafulit:s or . Tim THROAT. 32. (;.. I . l , t .x.s u u mk g. the week ending September .s, IJi potlautl were ostler treatment, of whom tt wore new MOM COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MARK-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) The fresh receipts of English wheat this morning were limited, but of excellent . quality. There berng only a moderate attendance of millers, the bade ruled heavy at the decline of Monday. The supply of foreign wheat wee good. In all deecrip tions sales progressed !lowly, at about late rates. Floating cargoes of wheat were quiet, bat maize aa& barley afloat were firm in value. The market was well supplied with barley, chiefly foreign produce. The few fine malting samples offereff found buyers at very full pricce ; but other qualities moved off slowly. Malt sold quietly at late rates. Full average supplies of oats were on sale. The de mand was steady on former terms. INVUIS were in short supply, and good revisit, at fail Peas found buyers at late quotations. The flour trade was dull at late rate*. _ Linseed and rapeseed were inactive. Most agricultural seeds changed hands to a fair extent. Cakes were quiet. iIIitIVAUSUY GRAIN. &e.. LYTO LONDON EY WALT= CAREL-WE Tills WEEK. , Wheat. Barley. Malt. Oata. — niai. — ' V . . 1 CP% 1 0 1 1 .• I ws. 1 Englidt & Scotch. 1190 640 4 50 I 60 Ibets. •saela .. NO Iri.ll . Fars ' 9600 ; 1110 ... , IMO j ... 16111 ...---.- Taal 11010 I 11050 I 150 la"►JO Maize. P'e qrs. i In* LIVER TOOL COTTON MARKET. (THIS DAY.) (sr rinsossru.) (MON OVA OWN CONRKSPONTENT.) he umaket is aleally, foul the rile fuo up 12,000 Wee. BUTTER MARKET.—(TILIS DAY.) (by TELl:or.tru.) (Frox orr owx coloirsioxorxr.) 0141itm , y. 11114., 1114.. 1114., 9!'...74.. ; 1,43 p firliue. MiM cured, 12E1... 1234.. 1164.; ISO flrkius. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) st-n.te.- The nvirket continua quiet unit price• mle in buyers' favour. Kites 5.,111 at to 3...6d., Jamaica. 424. lid. ; St. Viiteunt, 331. tza. ltetined—Them i++ no alktuti4,u hi prices but the ,I.nuatta 6 still ♦ery Co) rrr.- The public. sales continue to go off with fair rpirit. at priers. limitation Ceylon. fine ordinary t. Itsv middling. 60,.. to 665. ; puddling to good middling. Ws. hit. to tele. ; reaberry. 775. 6d. to his. ; native Ceylon, grid ordia.tr y . too.. ; satarior, .525. to •3'x 6.1; other Riot ladta e•d o ey. 701.. to 7 t grey, 351. 6d. to hits. Coma.-1.000 bags of Trinidad has been sold at steady prigs. Ordinary to line ere'', 430. hit. to ordinary to fine led. 675. to h its. 6d. . Tho public tales of bullion growth are progress. irk hesvily at shout the prices paid at the previous auctiims. Privately, the market has become Fatty. —The thit cargo of uew currants has arrived. The lumina. done is confined to about 100 tons, dually at afis. for good Patras. Valencia raisins dull of sale. It un.-It7o earks of Demerara sold at is. 9d. up is 1.. 11,(1. for fine in barrels and 70 puuchaons. Leewarda at i!d. for pale. Parris.-300 bags Penang sold at 30. Ricr.-1.500 tons Rangoon sold afloat, at 10s. 6d.: ant 620 toms Moulmein. at Its. 3d., en ship for London ; aloe 1110 tom. Dams. at 10s.. ex ship. Corr ox.- A fair business has been transacted at bare* previous prier:•. TALLOW MARKET.—(THD3 DAY.) The merket is btestly. Town Wlow, 445. 9d. ; Petro berg Y.C., ow the spot, old, 435. ; new, 4.Se. 6d. ; October to December. 43e. 6d. to 9d. , December, 46e. to 46e, 3d. BOEOII3II BOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and &pith report the demand daily improving for the new growth ; the colour for the sod part is anything but fine, but the quality is good. Cur rency end Ea 4 Kent, SOs. to 120 s. to 170 s : Weald Kent, U. to 100 s. ; Swot:. 60,. to :Lis. COAL MARKET.—(TIIII4 DAY.) Walla End Helton, 19a. ; Walls End Laubtou, Els. 6d. ; Walls End South Hatton, ISs. 6d. Walls Eud South Hartlepool. 17..: Walls End Hartlepool, Ws Walls End tnntinal Hartlepool, 19s. ; Walls End 17a. ; Walla End Wharneliffe, 16s. 3d. ; Walls Eud Eden Haim 16s. 9d.: Walla End tlostorth, 16a. 34.1. ; Walls End Trimdnu tinnme, 16a. 6d.: Walls End FramwoUgate. 165.; Elliott., Ii a. tkl.; Ilavrthorne, 16a. ; Holywell, 16.. 6d.: Wylam. Un. Londonderry. 14...64.--Ships a t market. 64 ; at sea, '2O. THE ALTAI-N(IIAV Mrßomß.—The nx friNlituett who were luirsted on the charge of murdering Mr. Thomas Jeskinson, at Altrincluim, on Sunday last, under circum stances of peculiar atrocity, have all been committed, on the coroner • wamint, to take their trial on the capital charge. A seventh man said to he one of the gang, way appnhendod at Liverpo ol yesterday, after he had gone on board ono of Ihu Dub 'n steamers. OttrEN Puiu ix - rm.- Green pigments have been in.iueh bad odour for venre, on anima of their reel or imagined poisonous influence, that chemists have laboured hard to Nod a form of the favourite Dolour that shall be above .thipiiion. &MIMI appears to have crowned their axperimente at lase for we are told that a new prepara tion of a ialt of chrimiuut yields a given colouring powder that leave. little to be delimit It is brilliant in tone, per tartly. ha tinkva , and 1,0101e0.110 other requirements of tcvliiiwal character. It will be known, when it is known. Imperial firmii. • -00or_0 it F..cr Cvn tt OF PI IA HARI'S. -The Raahleigli tilebald mine wile put into the water at Port lease f o e he that tittle thip Prierm on Friday teat. and within a few huuta 111 , fortunate enough to twine about 300 w = bead,' id yids fine fieh, end, at the weatherfay. th le to et ere proapert that the whole will be safely bit tight to attars thereby entitling the iturrouttling ...tot tat) to he well suptilik with thaw valuable &h. I