The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-02 00:00:00

e bows in the Strait Street of &novoknot sad lam' below. Action woo prompt. A howitase stood boded—war gsd shsungh the gable end of the building, and tarried assineetke to all within it. Now the Military Train coolies nt b u sy moving the honor in the vicinity of all the gator. The strength of the garrison loot week was &boat ea fol lows —Royal Marines, tnclnding polio', 1,600 men ; /loyal Enibspri. Royal Artillery, and Military Train, 460 men ; naive troops, including followers, Indian and Chinese, 2,400 aya: Naval Brigade (San Pamirs) and Frond), 600 taws. Total on shore, 6,250 men. Is addition to thus are the Alnethyst'a, Carshrlaa's, gormee, Adam ti Tribune's, and Catoillie crews, saying m aim al the gunboats ; an I yet not a mean caa be quad either for Ronan, the new city, or the suburbs. FURTHER CONFLICTS IN THE CANTON RIVER. (From the Primal of Clam of July 9.) Al mentioned in oar last, Capt. Jenkins, of her Ma jesty's skip Adman, sad 'even marines of the Tribune, have Mtn in rather a precarious elate at Wharepoa from the effect of maim wound' received on the night of Wednesday lad. The affair in w►ic► they were mood originated in this vbs. A party living in a chop abreast the Tribune moored MI the upper part of the entrance of Peach River, as It leads down from Whampoa New Town towards Sonelow, was alarmed by the appearance of numsroua Lutteree en the kin ...wag the north-met corner of Fresh. Ideal ; sad eeaddiag—a marvel conclusion in these times of direful' agpdpstiCe —that the bearers of these lights mast be . l im ns, whose obixt would be the erection of • bedery and the shelling of the gunboat Forester es she lay helpless in dock, he Wet es time ia miffed ca board the Setae" moored off the ow wow of Dian' island, to report Ike circum- James to Caplet& Jenkins. That officer et awe detanniaod • landing on the lelasid and fruentedng the eperstiose of the breves beton the batteries cool.' be completed. Inehadiag kale' sews from the Tribune, t hundred men were detailed kir the service, end, about 10 p.m., they were landed quietly et tie leading Pear, about half-way down Freseh giver. Them they smirched on to the large village of dam- Wealth whisk wee meowed from end to end without a man big man. The party were returning, taking wi , tt them three men of the nil." when, jars am they reached whet is termed the wear -sate, clear by a large pond, a &gall battery opened he wit► terrific effect. One of the Tribunes received so hoe than 27 bailee, and is not ezpected to live ; whiter, a. ire ►ave saki, air others and C.ptaia Jenkins were also weiesded more or ire seriously. Captain Jenkins's wont sees& are two Wog abate is the right chat, bribe ethers to the erne sad thigh. The volley Ind, the plea &hailers reglad off up the hill ee hard am they wad auset ler, eat before two, however, lad received shots fray the revolver of lAsetemest Dowses, of the Tribiess, site woe ohm by. The three Chiaees who were with the Ilarimis at the time wets killed. Os learalag what had moaned, Captain &Igen &Ism viral es giving the erliegen • lomin, sad frir this purpose nested the mama; Janus, D.,ve, Dadoe, sad Wood sect, ceder Vitonat Ward, to proceed le tier part d heath Rim at which the party had leaded; sad though the rave emir be seen from it, the man, se had by Luna. tarn Ballo* was walla sight hundred yard. her rheas. Pram the Tribune, V 01...., mad Hornet, rocket parties VIM Nat to the top of the hill fonshg the S.W. corer of Dare lasi, whirr than is a prormet of "early the whets Kl iegs, with a rage of hat from eight heatiral la ere thenred re& Tires rieket Wanes, which made bewatird play, wee: Exams aft, Tribunes, ceder Landon* Dolma ; Illansaft, Liminess*, the Ron. C. Denkoe ; Whom, Ms. Yreka Remo* right, Vacant" Muter Cramemiling Tioreiry. At a quirlar to bar is Friday aftentece, the ?Mogen baring bad 2.4 hoar Oro to Oita la OW OM , hisitamt sad proms away, the ball was opened with • shot ham sae ef the Tribune's pivot ghee ; mad though the Am rase Ikeewr antreeded • thensoad yards, it went ever the MN end plump Is scrag the bricks sad warts. The Arno", still further off, Mowed suit; whilst odor the wit battery kill was the planar of his Issperiel blejery, the Demiegas, which Ira up a ready are low the boss te whisk sprains ware limited. The inaheste sash and Ghent arty ream& of abet sad shell la the menti prepertica, the Domes sad Disk.', balls playing " the miry altimm" with • thmortoried pagoda right in the maga el the village. The bear up, Captain 114011, Comomader COWIN Of the Mead (mfrs, by the way, had charge et Ur roast party), The ma. Oemmenthe °llford, sad the tempera al the Dor. dogma, willesnma parties, lambi to Melt at the Abet of tits benismimet, which It was men wee quite eiMeliat rot the pupae of bembisi 114 Charm that, boar se Key may el thair myriads, we have as arm rag easagh Y mesa sad to mew them dews lare gram, white we amnia emblem Tlie Bates '. Tracciollye, consul her Prow end aria at Galan, sad Mr. Vice-Cessna Winedisater, she Laded. bat as Capra EdgsU thought quits enough had beset doer, the order to debark was glvsn , and by heif.past dm French Liver mu clear agate. Corals Page (elf the U. 8. 8. German-town), Kr. U. 8. Grad Perry, and more Americo cielosrs true moor the party et tpentatom at lb. Rocket 14.ttery. To the shove we have to add that Captain Jenkins mar day marnisg was drag remarkably well. BpittMg of Mead bed mead, and there la mum to hope he will soon be toad ruin. The ether wont emu am deecribed me Mew : Edward Strickland, aged Zs—Three eheit wade in the thee two have peneinewi between the Mid end berth ribs dish side and lodged inside. One else Tumid we tech below umbilicus ; shot lodged bide abdomen. One slot re • kneaded Gem the berth rib. WI aid*. Tweetymes theta le de eurensitlee, more especially the left thigh. ♦ few area hem peered right throurk the body el thigh. Meet 13 shots are still buried from two to three Mass deep—othem ruched. Alfred Fame, aged 22-Beyattaort shot wounds la the ieltawkiaa, .-11 frost of right thigh, 2 frost of left thigh, 4 frost of right Mat, 1 throve' body of thigh, 10 thole stilt lodged at rations:depths, others ascend. W.. Bony, acid 23 —rive shot treads. Jams Lais•—&rris shot woes& David Gm.% Thaws Club. and Drapes 001111 CS are Dr arm at Os fiber 'made' fen. THE UNITED STATES. GALWAY, WIDNISTOAT. The steam-ship Prince Albert, of Mr. Lever's sew lift, arrived at Loop Head at six o'clock limit even ing, having left Sandy Hook at four o'clock p.m. on the 21st ult. The Prince Albert stopped occasion ally on Recount of hot bearings ; her coals are also reported to have been bad. As the weather wu very stormy the ship was hove to for daylight, and anchored in harbour at nine a.m. this morning. The passengers are all well. The general markets at New York on the 20th alt. were moderately active. For cotton, flour, and wheat, prices were strongly in favour of seller., es pecially fur flour and wheat ; corn was unsettled. Distillers' oats having been most inquired for, were firmer. Provisions, groceries, navel storm, and oils, exhibited no very remarkable change.. Freights continued depressed. There is no political news of issportance. The rejoicings at the successful laying tithe telegraphic cable were col:dinned on a vast male. A demonstration took place on the 20th ult. in honour of the sailing of the Prince Albert. A steamer specially chartered by the Irish Societies. secompanied her to Sandy Hook. The Lever line is regarded with confidence in New York as being now permanertly established. ARRIVAL OF THE ARAOO. SOUTHAMPTON, Tnreaoay- Th• Weanwhip Arego arrived hers this morning, tad has brought New York papers to the 21st nit., to whic`i date we had only telegraphic news by the fors* rui St. John's. Newfoundland. There ie. 4 ° ,, ver, nothing of importance to report either bora the United /Rates or the British Americin Provinces. The Ist of September had been appointed in New York, and generally in the towns of that state, for tits mlebration of the Atlantic telegraph. The •oieipal authorities and the pubic at large were tasking immense p►eparations. The New lurk Herald indulges in the following latieipations : 1:9z% rtir ..igh the cab's la to , Ifornitbs Lord Mayor if that the day t. Bawl to Now York; eat it Is ex- THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2. 1858. poled that the two great cities will rival seat other in the tioweles megallbrewee et the display which wAi be wide ea the Again, says the Kew York Hord; ld: level M area by our extracts from the files of English peps. brought by the Arabia, th a t th e succes sful laying of the Allastle Gable Las produced an effect in Enghted hardly IsArlse latbst [Reduced here. Stolid as Englishmen pro verbially NIB they were not proof against the excitement of thi gim leas teas; and it le doubtful whether the oonsolida- SIM Ili WO empire ht India, or the attainment of their ob i Jame la Chloe, woeld have elicited more popular enthusiasm Met was zusaifested fee this triumph of skill and enterprise. We tray t.e pet :hotly emoted, from the manifestations alma, mole is Regland, that the propmed great biter amainsalyabilee of the let al September a7l be es entho• Amer* celebrated throughout the Blida islands se thissighsat the United States. On the evening of the 20th a very flittering com pliment was paid to Mr. Cyrus Field and to the officers of the telegraphic expedition, at his house in Twenty-first -street and Lexington-avenue. Many hundreds of the most respectable New York citizens called and paid their respects; and subsequently the Young Men's Democratic Union Club serenaded Mr. Field at his residence, and Mr. Woodhouse at the Brevoort Honer. Atlantic Cable, followed up u it has been by the sistablishment cif a steam communication between Ireland and America, ham directly settled the commercial statue of Ireland by marking her out as the future high way between Europe and America. It was a remark able ooincrdance that while the banquet to Mr. Bright wan proceeding, Ceptain Waters, of the Prince Albert, took his seat beside Mr. Lew, hawing arrived from Galway, to which port the Prince Albert has made the swiftest tram-Atlantic peerage on record, hewing reached from Halifax, as our comerpondent shows, in 7 days 22i hours. LAW INTELLIGENCE, (FlllB DAY.) SHERIFFS' COURT, RED LION-SQUARE. (Before Mr. Under-Sheriff BombeU.) PROCLAMATION OP °I:LAWRY. Al the sitting of the court Mr. Hemp, the °Moir made podemetions of outlawry in the following oases :—Ernest Vane Tempest, ooronsoaly called Lord Brant Vane Temp es t, et the emit of the Queen ; Lord James Pelham Clinton, at the snit of Edward Pechham ; Washington Pan, at the nit of Thomas Benson; William Mac Wavy and Jane, hie wife, at the suit of Thomas Richards; Joseph Sunnier Brockhurst, at the suit of Henry Gibbon ; Hiram Jon* Forme, at the salt of Joha Addison; William Gibbs, at the suit of Charles Stevens; John Carnao Norris, at the snit of the Oriental Bank Corporation; H. Fends% at the silt of the same; William Bernewall, at the suit of Edward G. Lawrenee; Daman Boast, at the snit of James Truman; end Gillian M. Raw. at the wait of Robert Duncan Gerard. The names ars callrd on Are occasions, at an Unravel of four wake. Lord Ernest Van* Tempest wes called for the third, and Lord Clinton for the fifth time. In default of appearance proct•edisp are adopted to complete the ontlaw.y I. mob ogee, which cannot be done before Micheinne Teem. 1011 E . O. CIikONCIT.-ACTION ON A BILL Of EXCITANOB, This wee s adios on a bill of exchange far IW., tU:ou — ,r w t; to one the of piale the superior courts. Mr. J. P. Doyle yea counsel for it/IL Mr. Werrend, en attorney for the defeadant, said there van so deism It via an won:modal ion bill, Mr. Dayls objected to any grit:went. Verdict with interest. Is this an tbs weds will in all probability ezerrd the debt. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAT.) WOREIRIP4TRIZT. 11111111DATION_07 ♦ Farah rowy:; well-dimmed person of middle age, residing fu Bertlett'e-buildings, Finsbury , was charged with having assaulted Mary Ana Trigg. A gentleman from the offices of MOWN Sheen and Bosom, solicitors to the Associate Institution for Improving and Enforcing the Laws for the Protecilon of Women, data( that he was instructed to inform the court of parti ciders In connexion with this came. The complainant wee the mother of a young girl who recently was violated by • German, named Herold. The offence was bronrht before this court, and rent to the last sessions of the Old Bailey, when Mr. Justice Wines sentenced the offender on ronvic- Hon to pima servitude for the term of his natural life, at the game time observing that it wan one of the most gran mess he had ever tried. A most vile datums was set up !sr the primmer, end four witness* inhabitants of the sexes buildings, who, the parties now before the court then residlad, wen called in et it. These persons where aims to be the penal enrolee of the girl's mother, and were vary severely reprimanded by the judge, who mourned his indignation at their testimony. Mrs. Trigg had long before the trial boon "objected to great annoyance by the carded of Mrs. Fomsy and ethers, and since then it had rather Increased that otherwise, terminating. as would to proved, in an result, although Mrs. Trigg had actually re moved from the neighbourhood. It was under these circuit). stances that the society trust 'd the magistrate would exert his authority is such • way as would be most likely to put • stop to such a diurramfol coarse of behaviour. The mann, inflicted with a tray on the occasion of case plainant's passing through the bogdings, having -en fully proved, the defendant was severely reprimanded, and after • motion from the beech to be careful how she expresesd her opinions on thepunishment inflicted when an English jury had d. 2ided of thoevidene.i, was ordered to find sureties to heap the pass Our three months. SHARE LISTS-7HIS DAY. Two o'CLoow. The railway share market to-day is again rather fiat. In Great Western, London and North Western, and Eastern Counties stocks, a reduction of I. to # per cent. has taken plane. London and South Western is also offered, but Caledonian continues in demand. Present quotations are as follows :—London end North Western Stock, 88 to ex die. ; Great Western, 49$ to 60; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 921 to 934 ; Midland, 941 to 984: ex div.; Great Northern, 24# to t, ex div. ; and Eastern Counties, 11 13 16 to 1546, ex div. Indian, colonial, and foreign railway stooks are all very quiet. Southern of France shares are inquired for. .I rd. I 1111 Is 110 1 11 NI A a I: I so 1111 al EL la It liii BRITISH POBBZBBIONI. ILALLWATL 11 it awl R. mood afar 114. y L._ r • *malt_ Duget r ß::Ds. i i t taka °464 lt al art i a;L : Dalrak4 lawl p. tral araid I De. Jab 1. 1 tail 1/1. alto Jana 1. 1814.41t1a Oak.dtta kad Wawa - Zrrn bawl . De. taimG; . ....: b. Jab 41 bvi I. vie is .6.6,.&! Do. r et7Delmstori. Dm. p. Pflt &eat Ira Peolastla apt 4B. 1d•Um.. 03 4. 6 p.et Wen. 01011 , 114 mac: De. . so TSeirtif . de. Do Do.6t d iret. 73 l=l4 mr. It per pm 4trO r pe met. liar: Ds lei att. am. • De.ith Bat= ed. Mip2 B ll Let PLILINIJIIed kW* Oa 6p4 mat ?wile*, ~~~~ ~I i di —I Ids i rm i om 13 69 ts re i 11 ;-; t Pm it4l ICSi _ I em 73 73 te sop 10 di. 11 US 14 die US NO ICO II I IS di SW I P. PS 1 las ▪ 1 • S Oh r Pz Izz Pz PI Pr pm w a s pm LINO LIMPID AT IkIIWAVI. Britelt . iiiing , rnir Juries (to .. —W I ail is. aim • • L a Log e j=o gut 1 Aka. amnia MOO: liliostiolor mod Nos Peng Ito Gm* Wallow Dalt awl la& Bo YottlON.l4.l Mali Loodili erossolett ito Idittol Gm. it lloothoo I *r ow awl oa g g ii6;:: •pm i: M 'lliiiieedi • N. Wag. lk Illd.) is/ law Ito tad Dialbesil paroalolost. = MOM w0•0tt. 514. llttlitretor n... 2l4 41 Prooka_ .- 4 Tir l. ro i 31..tott.ft wart otLI loydott, MIME. I dims illllooltfloo.ll grin tiney l l Ow* KoMmilikki to *1 . Wisitiva. 41= gElheounot Ito wLrelel=doolul=at IS ILI 1U NO 111 IS la 144 31 44 is di 1 ui In n St X is 47 i i P B a 3 Ull 141 $ 10 N 111 14 IPS • II ODLOWUL •OVIIRNIMIT BWUII ui - Sis ii. at. Wie a' = it MONEY 411.411X.81-THLY DAY. Two WOLoox. The funds to-day exhibit no variation whatever, business being very quiet. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange there is also an en tire absence of animation. Attention is chiefly directed to the New Turkish Loan, the subcription list of which will be closed this afternoon at four o'clock. The loan still meets with opposition from the Greek and Hebrew party, and the price was depressed this morning to prem., " sellers," owing to fresh sales. The present quotation is # to % prom. Consols are quiet, at 981," buyers," both kr-eioney and the 7th inst. The Three per Cents. Reduced have bcen dealt in at 971 to 1; the New Three per Cents. at 971 to j ; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 80 to 81; India Stook at 214 to 215; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first issue, at 981; Exchequer Bills, March, at 34e. prem.; ditto, June, at 225. to 255. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May next, at no!. In the foreign stock market Turkish Six per Cents. are firm, at 95 to 1; a transaction is recorded as high as 95; for money. The Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cent. Uribarren Bonds are marked 80. l Other foreign stocks are scarcely altered in price. Mexican Bonds, however, are in demand. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 103; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 18.58, 961 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 90, ex div. ; ditto Uribarren Four-and-Half per Cents., 791,80; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds, 771 (ex change, 45.); Portuguese Three per Cents., 1853, 46t, 48 ; Russian Five per Cents., 1101, 1111, ex div.; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Conte., 1001; 1001; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 28; ; ditto Passive Bonds, 10, 9; ; Turkish Six per Cents., 931, 951; ditto for account (Sept. 16), 961; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1031. At Paris to-day (Thursday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rents. opened at 71fr. 90c. for the account, showing a further improvement of nearly 3 per cent. compared with the last price of yesterday. The progress and prospects of the subscription to the new 'I arkish loan formed the principal topics of conversation yesterday in the Stook Exchange and in most City circles. The list will be closed this afternoon, at four o'clock. AU sorts of rumours have been set afloat to doter applicants; among others, one that the finnan, which has been received and is now in the hands of the Turkish ambassador, is not in existence. A very important aid to the success of the loan has been derived from the great commercial houses of France connected either as bankers or merchants with the Turkey trade, and who have given the loan a powerful sup port, feeling how largely interested they are in the success of the financial reforms dependent on it. In Constantinople the news of its issue produced an immediate effect, the last quotation of the exchange being 156, the previous one being 168 j. It is scarcely . necessary to allude to the absurd rumour spread in some quarters that the Sultan was precluded by the terms of the former Six per Cent. loan from pledging the Constan tinople Customs, because they were included in the "general revenue" of the country. Our reader* will of course remember that, after the con clusion of that loan, the English nod French go- vernments, no very bad judges of the meaning of a contract, took the customs of Syria and of Smyrna as t aLt . of the security for the four million guaranteed The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company will not despatch a steamer from South ampton with passengers, goods, and specie for Bombay on the 11th of the present month. Some parties are consequently making consignments to Bombay by the Calcutta and China steamer of the 4th inst., although by so doing the goods will be detained in Egypt for a week, waiting for the next Bombay vessel from Suez. The company intends sending out a steamer from Southampton on the 25th, with passengers, &c., for Bombay. The London and North Western Railway Com pahy give notice that their Shrewsbury and Crewe branch is now open for traffic. With reference to the new competition for the North Staffordshire goods traffic, the same company have put forth a notice to the effect that " the gene ral goods traffic of Stoke, Stone, Leek, Congleton, Macclesfield, and Burslem, and all towns on tho North Staffordshire Railway, are received at Cam den, Haydon-square, and at ell the London and North Western goods offices in London." The London and North Western Railway traffic return shows this week a decrease of 13,8901. (mak ing a total decrease of 56,1041. since the commence ment of the current half-year); the Great Western an increase of 91381.; and the London and South Western an increase of 9021. The Admiralty hays taken up the following ships for the conveyance of stores, viz.:—The Star of the East, for Hong Kong; Derwentwater, for Hobart Town; Berealdine, for Halifax; and the Hero, for Cape Town. Tenders will be received on the 7th inst. for ramie to carry stores from the Th►mes to Algoa Bay, Colombo, Jamaica, Valparaiso, Sierra Leone, Sydney (N.S.W.), and Mauritius. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, AUGUST 21. Cotton yokel* enema Ilse at 121 c per lb. for waddling uplands. The !nt bola of Texas new crop of cotton, received ill the 14th isat., woe mid yesterdey at 164 c. per lb. Flour wen be good theresd yesterday sod Mame with mks at an avenge ad vance o f about 100. per band, though tha• was • e,de rouge la prices, meserding to the condition and grades of inspection. Wheal was Ann though less Room. Corn wee steady, and prim without Mangy of Importance. P or k so ld a t 17 dot.. kr mom, cheek on the day, sod 17 dole. 26c. in the wttul way ; prim add at 14 dole. 860. to 16 don. Freight,. were without chow to English rorts end engagements were light, while there was • fwr beemseis doing far Antwerp, Rotter dam, sad Ebert. THE BOMBAY MAILS. The Peninsular and Oriental Company have re solved the following menage by Submarine Tele graph " The steamship Enzine, with the Bombay mails, arrived at Marseilles at 10 a.m., Sept. 1. The mails left for Laudon at 2 p.m. " The ship will be in quarantine until to-morrow (Thursday) afternoon." THE BRAZILS. The following telegram has been received by Mr. Thomas Court, Secretary to the Underwriters' Ammo elation, Liverpool, in anticipation of the mail steamer : " Rio Janeiro.—Exchange, 28. Coffee 100 rein higher. " Bahia.—Exchange, 231. Sugar 100 reis lower. 251. Cotton anoer- bin." THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. CELEBRATION IN DUBLIN. (ST SILITISM ►ND IRISH MAGNETIC TILEGIATIa DUBLIN, WIDNISDAT NIOST. The banquet given by the Lord Mayor of iublin . to Mr. Bright, Engineer-in-Chief to the Atlantic Telegraph Company, was a great success. The assemblage embraced the highest names in the metropolis—civil, military, and of oial—Cardinal Wiseman was prevent in fall ecclesiastical costume. The usual loyal toasts were given and received with all the ►onours, after which the Lord Mayor, in proposing the toast of the evening, the health of Mr. Bright, dwelt with much eloquence on the achievements of modern science, and paid a marked and merited compliment to the genius and perse verance which, in the face of discouragement from the scientific world, had succeeded in bringing shoat the accomplishment of the great undertaking of the laying of the Atlantic Telegraph. His lordship's speech was most eloquent, and highly complimentary to the distinguished guest, Mr. C. T. Bright. • Mr. Bright roes amidst loud cheers to respond to the compliment. Ile thanked the company for their hearty welcome, and said he was deeply sen sible of the honour of having his name associated with the great work of the Atlantic Telegraph. The first message, he observed, sent by the airs from America to England showed strongly the importance of the work; it was that conveying the information respecting the oollision between the Europa and Arabia, and setting at rest all anxiety as to the sub ject. Had that information not been conveyed to England upwards of 60,0001. would have been paid for insurance on the Europa in consequence of the I delay in her arrival at her destination. Mr. Bright observed upon the value of this means of communi cation for the prevention of misunderstandings be tween the governments of the Great Powers, and then referred to the sorrier, of those gentlemen who had been associated with bim in lay ing the cable. With them he shared the honours done him that night. Mr. Bright, who was warmly cheered throughout his eloquent speech, in °occlusion proposed the health of Mr. Cyrrs Field, acknowledging in high terms the services of that gentleman in the great project. His Eminence the Cardinal descanted in glowing language on the new achievement of science which had been brought to a successful issue under the able superintendence of Mr. Bright; and he greatly eulogised that gentleman for his modest appreciation of his own services to the world of commerce and to international communication. After paying a com pliment also to the Lord Mayor for his good taste in thus inaugurating in the British dom;niors the first demonstration of sentiment with regard to the great work accomplished—he proposed the health of his Lordship. The Lord Mayor returned thanks. The health of Cardinal Wisemen was next pro posed, and his Eminence was again most happy in his reply. In the subsequent tout., the " Railway Interest of Ireland," in connexion with the Atlantic Telegraph, was proposed, and eloquently resposead to by Sir Edward Macdonald and Mr. Ennis, M.P. The subject of steam packet communication be tween the West of Ireland and Amelia' was practi cally spoken of by Mr. J. 0. Lever. The " Press," was responded to by Dr. Gray, of the Freeman's Juurosol, and Mr. Medway, of the Liverpool Post, and after several other toasts the assembly separated. The on the whole, was highly sue otosfirl, doing credit to the characteristic hospitality of the Irish mayoralty, and to the great event upon wFch that hospitality was now exercised. OIT DIMON AND MIN eAONTTIC rat.sextra.l The Fromstrea lemma of this (Thursday) morn in` says : The banquet g;ren by the Lord Mayor to Mr. Bright, en ema to the Atlantic - I'64mph Courpsuy,astee off last even ng with se Eclat emluestly worthy of the occasion. We here no doubt t►at all who wail pare the speeches of the Lord Mayor rid of ide serlower the Cerdinsl, of Mr. Bl'atitt sad Mr. Lever, e;11 ream with are in congratulating DOME sa as met r credited' to that, city as It is bearable to our cblef assitistrate at as evidence of his appretiedea of the fell raise of the motet work of our age, sad of the peerliar fractions of his owe exalted position. It le creditable to our Lotd Mayor, that ha was the Ant public furor !Weary la there Kiegdoma to mark publicly his high estima tion of the achlerament sad of the mat when arm posterity • :11 fur sew omelets with its success. Tbis wee, perhaps, suitable, cossidat lug that the snowed's' laying of the LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr imamate TN 'sews.) DERBY MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) INNIZEPIEJE PLATE. Ely Fallow 4 tam. JUVENILE ETAKES. About half a mile. lodliseene;:i;;lnis;a:Cat;t;egot,il;7ln74;4;, Old Poise, Vito, f by Annandale &newt, f by Binloatcher Lady Lambton, and f by Binh:ate-bee Blemish's dam, we here. CRATSWORTR STAMM, One mile end • quarter. Fishermen, Odd Trick, Sly Fellow, Hegirs, Misty More, LIM% Red Rover, Hoseytree, Simpleton, rod Leraketbes, sre hers. SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY.-(THIS DAY.) The ha'flearly meeting of the shareholders wt." held at one o'clock at the Bridge-Home Hotel, Looks beides ; Kr. J.tllllts Brio in the chair. ea__, _.... The report which was publish( I some days ego, leas takes reed._ The CINATIMAII, In moving the adoption of the mold and srtottats. armed that on the whole the trepanl rerlite lad b . = milarglerd. and It wee math/sot -a y (bat they were whiled tam the awns dividend es Mast We lest year. The wisely& fillies oir wee In the continental trtffic. which arnentri w 11,111111 L, 68d whiett erne rhicfly from the mussy elided sew laraa with Franc,. It had been made up Om edlnteserters. He wag hippy to state tint a ow& seeephist with regard to the pewit system bed been renserti, esd that the loan enure hod new rettovsted. The rash& hem peak inhibited eta Mama of about 1,2006 The wisiblew espouse had been bept dews to the paw remptible with safety. The onespney bed some Reuss & el remplilat with mord to the pieced. his pstiemset beim the last suseles. G. had C. Lewis rcessily_ sweetked that the legialetnre inevelnd eingibleg bet a pt -rnel we ever rawer', abbsegh they bid amodwred greet hearken Ms easnematity at rip, end in that ophiliehe(the chairman) entirely amour rod. Tin amount elf Terre pail be that company duds. the last half year wee se low thee 69,0004 In one per Lb the t Wel rears Wax MOW, the peepertlan borne by theorises wee 9.11001. Lora entheriths ersisdloressadrailwayeale tort sieltesw Mel slight to melte an all works & There was bray • teen *a Meat Web that bed eat eepillid with sailww, wasomisike; but leistaiik diartwerdtes Met bd e had scantly seaseseed a ethane which would wader their laresshis slip 3s a piedsetiee then they were. The wet war Opedhrtent lad been +tt y ;w -hen too readily Is Ms appNnYea if Whew simpaeles. all espy race pew*/ the Ns steltheisimead lima railway rgoessedishia sal peeve seffeelebb. His opinion woe i that sediailbsagediere M eddllonal capital, and 6.0.01, to Os dieslegmest M Noir hobo. they moil bid ism the pelliebelseese eel Moir ogre. (Chews) Mr. W. 0. Timmer. deputribehhea, secooded the moths. Mew sew eleemedes the repot ems edlephd, and a divldleed et 9s. 3r ahem, or three pa east. per annum. tech gmasuell, the sum WI 111,5061., and leaving 1,1641. to be ma .99 hrward. The premellup nerealuMed ts the used maser. ADMIEALTT, BIM 1. APPOINTMENTS. liargraia W. I. ltasellaaos. BA-, IL B. (1166). to be owl. Milord wpm to tits WeUndo, T 2. dud Wool ordinary, at CMlira Paymaster T. L Haywood (1842), to the liaorta. arram stavos-aldp, for wart. gaud arreios oa tiro owl et Woad. Thelimperee of Muffle by s resent decree has &slid UM the lartifitetions of Konangrate and all other = 6 l Leiria, trith the exception of Joesphatedt and ala be &mashed. _ _ RITILAVAGANCZ OF TEE HAREM ng TORIERT.— A Ocankaillasple etamepnadent of the Prrees writes : " Two samatbe ego the civil Het waa comp, led in expend 1111,01110111111111adms hl relesiodag a portion of the jewellery =Tby Ibe leans Of the palace with t-mtain Oro* of s seenstly Ine messy lent, la order that they might acmes, with tomalley rphadour at the marriages of the Sultan's dannisfemC WORK AND PiAT.—But, much se that great Queues Counsel enjoys his ions vacation's play, you me it la set mound. Look how thin his heir is, bow pale hie elle*. ens, bow fleatilere those lone docent, bow =muscular them arms. What be needs, in addition to the autumn holi day, I. aims &mid fide play awry day of his life. What is his amussmeet whew in town ? Why, mainly it comfits of going tete eaciaty. when be gains nothing of elasticity or vigour, but sterol? Wares his diaretire anus. Why roes be sot rather hay., half-an-hour's lively bodily exorciss—row fag, or quoits, or Minds. or skating. or anything hs nay bare hien for? And if it be foolish to tabs all the y w o:i i kilay at am" as so many Intellectual worker . think to do, IbRO fattish is It to ke p all the play of life till the is =Ur to toil and moil at butane= through all the bat= Assn a our tiros in this world, in the hop that at length we shall bee,* to retro from bur/Mese, and make the ergo - hag of life all Wray, all ploy. in all likelihood the man who takes this sows. will Maga reties at all, exospt into an untimely grave; sad if be should lire to reach the long-coveted re treat. be will end that all play end ne work maim life quits as ~fame and as little enjoyable as all work and no play. Ltd *lll make him rofarralde ; and body and mind, de privedoef their wonted nortapatiou, will wan break down. — s Itemises for September. Ot. Cleat,— DO 113 lil la Do.lpreet.alettaktee. KO 111 1:3 lib DO.O peret.Mar r iAlp 100 111 113 xd 111 i 'L Now Remeetriek Wo& lON 1011 USI K.O.Waleglovip.e.Det 100 If, 1.01 1)0 New Owns/ p. et. Ette. Deb. redeem. .. 190 'CO 110 9 .OtoLCIov.l lead. KO 101 111 so&lult 101 111 _ .Itow4osJaaiklati a..7•1;v7r.r . Do.Ner•Asaamain. Aril baitlmad BettlarteM.4 t 0 7 p. mai Igi LC MN. Tel.: l l=.l gigia gggi ?d. Dlie= Of . FOraPr D D :ts . 111.11now&N.8cotiad DM. itrinilailia Nara of Keropeeft. Oeltabbl .. Do,! Psi mtartaecttNto Cliteratenco led s tear rd. _ . il ii11•• 1717. Ligsl 168101 Ongl Lianas I#4 isterdr uc V Ds Ds Trutt! if VlSErsasat LOCAL MARI MARIIXI. laisareas. Ism L-gba mom Ilea don all day. Lentos A Mi Nara .ter sad Illtallettla pramod for We t sad deas aw. Mr kermis. IS E tztqlrbaqiili 3-111-radanbar 11 Clbadar matt fa 11 1 1 "tih j-t i :r w olara, A- =ftsig It-i . ati s—CZWI tY.d. ?net .2P.,., —•., I —ttus: 7. 441 31-Dovas, 331 I-%ia Orada, A1M13.16-411n Wam ot ili .."aM" . 4 /.4 13 tar mem.. 8... 1.-Tram man ell law Is Ws Lantkataba North ilinamto taws &sal* IN SE ay eland at 91-Onat Wean. at 411-and IllnalWra at MAPCIMTM, w are. 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SAN orzsmo 07 7711 SITEENTIttaT 4WD CREWE lITENSION lAILWAY. This line, which starts from the station at Si"rows bury awl French throrgh the towns of Wen. Wblocharel), sad Nsaterldi t, Crewe, felti form the Mai dYaet mato be hests lima Wales, Hereford, Salop, sad Ilssesbestr, sad its lupe:met to • r Attica of the peat haat Sae from the north of Harland t ) the pert of Milford Haven most be toe ..rev 1. The Loam and Not.h..W -':ea Comply, waist the irer nisa. of tlt:s ;ea, tome ems ran slat 1, to sir w it. rid r insolvent delays the Mb.. treat wee tykes by Wu.). Jemmy and Ffeld, wheconaple 1 it la 18 months. Mr. Hassid Coarph3ll is Om wifillat seer, the working dee e nest beteg wader the Similes of Mr. Clarks, C.B. At penal Aare to only a skits Has at I ra& laid, bat the kelps sad embeekomats are made fee a doable line. The work hes brms executed is the most witistsotory matinee, r le eviscd by the eatlhdaty rope. t of the government learotor, Colonel Yolland, who want over the ifns len weak. The lengib of the runway le 321 miles, and, prising as it dace, in a direct line t t Crewe, it will prove a powerful competitor to the Shrewsbury end Chester station of the Omni Western wham Manchester will now be only two hours and twisty misates trots Shrewsbury, when the Hereford end South Wales trees sent The Hoe was owed yesteedsy, without say of the metal oa inch occesiems. Ftv. Was raa each way. Them was no dammstration beyond that seareally to be armored nom the airiest of a first paeatsges trate fa a country disn:st. At all Ills *tattoos thews were large crowds of pine's, who tastily cheer I when the rein strived. The first trate started from Shrewsbury at 6.50 cm, sad they afterwards ran at wave:kat ittsrvals throaglwat the . 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IS " VI ri e iNISADINI 4". a" I 161. 1 11 ii.te fa 41 TORZION RAILWAY& Asifter. wed iditorlaus.. Magria.LlT l L Cada: ...... -.. Dulialluill."ll4." hr r. ? ,i t i tV i LarLll: faLl .... mar ~--e ctz. ..Fiii team ....... = gert A T" — Wit: =v . ir.c. ii........ .. 5. .c. 0 .. . tah. F. iiii kali: ...... ....... 64.11. s 11.. 11...... itir. .. ... IN. Ohm i Rua f N. 0 O. Om. I him too., to Ain Ma U. elar.liass N- - VI usw.loW, ad W U We 2 :t=ii - 7* g 141 $l4 ad 42 - 0 021.1b0t a. ad , 11.18 iii arum llrlL i. Ammo . se it it roe Id aloft Disk 0 1010. Umdadikauloll2o I.W IN M . im woe. to. ........ is it *Job tat t i 0... Si Ors& WOOS 1% 'ti i sEFSMOSS SAS SO s•••.obar .lf SOS U ad M.N. 10 O. d 9•110Eled 011 ix a O2 I 1 11l l i 111 181 it los. l4"gl ead 07/01Esist 111 41 Mt 4411 110.11202.0111202074 16 - - IMO I/ Ds. .. - -. UAW 20 SOl3OOlll N nest is - - *Am a itm sem wets 61.100 U utimail Mask Ow.. all 17 U 16.422 12 10027•00 Haat ..... ad 171 112 I'i 2 Ikea to , Prowludid Si UMW a a a 4.101 10 I Da. New WOO a du& Alemtis U 110102 N ow . all U 17 De. 2 12 01 20.217. 10 i f:raw!' 0( 1/011+00 LOU 111 , UO7OO Mum& 4. US '1401.11021KR Lean N II 17 .1 Use im 31J SO P.M. at X I v 1 op. CI 2 W 1 MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocW. The alining market to-day is rather Ratter, with little business. The reduction in the price of copper exercises a rrrjurl iciel influence. Rosewarne United shares are quoted 32, " sellers;" SortridgeConsols,ll,, "sellers;" and East Wheal Russell, 6, " sellers." In the Stock Exchange no business is officially reported- United • Mexican shares have met w►th a few enquiries, and are marked 3to I. Other foreign descriptions ere very quiet. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCINO-LANE.--TRIS DAY. Boosts.—Tie. 1s liariseTaed for brown citialiti as, but Rood partry oils readily at fall pekes. Privately a caw of Cuba sold at els. 6d. Rind : orlon still madam in re gent, but Cad pods roasts dolt al sale. Conic.--Thls ...inflows is Rod merit at fall pikes. Good orator native Cryloa sold at 475. to 47s sd. • sad Me, 41. a. 43a sd. The tore of His market has bets; bi by the rr alt of tit* Dutob sale. =7±Tbe asavitat t is:*Ducs quiet. flecrrrraz.-600 bags, refraction 6 and 7 per cont., sold at 440, . . . Rtes.—Tbe market remelea quiet. ROM.—A lows Medium burs been does; Leewards le. Bd. to ie. 9d., Demerara 2e. id., sed flee Jameim 4s. 2d. to 6e. Id. TALLOW MARKET—THIS DAT. 'rho market 14 firm. Petersburg Y.C. cot the spot fa qmoold 514 ; Soptember, 514.; October to Decombsr. ; ditto, orporataly, 60.. 6d.; January to Mare* COQ. 6d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY. We have • fair avenge supply of haute and sheep. Trade I. vary dull, end au the avenge priors are not quite so sle although there is namely a quohble difference. reef little demand for lamb, the *won beteg new over. Good calves are rather dearer. From Ger man/ and Ronanl there an 637 Drente, 1,240 'beep, and 296 selves ; MO beasts from the Northern and Midland , and 123 eeOeh cone from Home Conant". a. A. 1.1 ]spry. Mem stabs. u a lt =baS is". : Wrap_ab a 1if444" ... 16 — 4 4 1 4 "Mir b 411 6 1 4 ' S De l . Otree = 4 -4 4-4 4,0 5 , Da. 446.4bcas 4 - 8 5 - 4 bud Dog s 14•11-0 J 4 1) It o Lases lionols at sartur.l.Stl; rap and look. ahm 4et t Mg. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAT. Mr. It. J. Davis motto • good supkly of lost day's prior. Prloss sosidoor lasy„ 735. to 00s.; outer:er do., No. to 900. ; faiwkir do., 630. to 755.; sew do, 751. to Ws. dd.; rowel, 666. to 63e.; clover, old, 100 e. to Ma.; wr, 901. 100 s.; straw, 301. to 331. 52 ri $l3 1 SO • a Z 1 in ?MI 115 IS) SO 25 SI , It 2 I 111 ISP If a 444 % di° 7 11 .4. 4. .4 - 4. S i It . . 1 e rr. a • fl L we I 7 Id SO a el I lid ; 11 M 141 tar ear %it EIS 1:, Itt. )8S a Id )0 chi .d Ihs 9? I zd ~ M.