The Express. — London, England, 1858-09-14 00:00:00

Meanie Brown and I l orion and their nan os having accepted o ffi ce w ere , of coarse, Mild to go to their constituents and undergo the end trouble of a new election. The old ✓e ry, in coming beck to office, were permitted to wi thout re-election by a forced and moat un -.. gable reading of the Indem advice of Parliament ,ter, A clause was introduced into that act for the sips * of ambling • member of • cabinet to change ,i s ee office to another without being re-eleeted, tad the Governor-General and his advisers need it *permit the members of the old government to ••• ag ain, provided they did not accept the ow mike se they held before. It was awkward, m ou ser, foe each minister to change his plane, and atm office to which he was not suited, and the o a k wadi gut over by another tick. Certain of rbe meters actually accepted new offices, different aim them they bad formerly held, were gazetted, do m ired them at once, and went back * their old places, and were re-gazetted the sa e day. By this bare-fated manceuvre they slimed to be entitled to hold their seats in podia as.t, so d ro go on with the business of the country, whin their opponents were sent to the country, and *pint of the house during the most important Arid of the session. The result wee that the natry were enabled to finish the business of the home with a safficient majority, the opposition being earived of its leaden, and a large proportion of its * gm The holding of their seats in this mintier by the ministry is prouounced by the best lawyers of me previate to be il:egai, and a suit was at once Isolated to recover the penalty of 60W. per day spilt Mame. Macdonald, Vankougheet, and Sid e/ Smith, with others to follow should the first be seleemfal. The indignation of the people knew no hash at the trick which had been played. The burn= of the Brown-l'orion administration had Ism rescind with great farrow, its memb ers b e i ng yessenelly popular, and the policy which It me prepared to adopt recommending itself to the wrest and most moderate men of the merry. Toe question of representation by populs dal wee proposed to settle by granting to - Upper Cemula that which she demanded, adding to it only metrietions which w uld secure to French Censda privileges which no one is disposed to deny holm. The question of sectarian education it was peeponed to settle by abolishing separate schools, and a somewhat similar system to that of Ire seat of government was to be made a goleset question, and decided at thefts, time as the ease two. If the late ministry had, as a ministry, tempted one place, the question would have been settled leer ago. It was beca use th e y were divided ea the subject, and knew they would lose their aitat if they attempted to come to a decision, that the rekeence to England was adopted. Sin ister to say, however, part of their declared policy in coming beck to office was to accept the verdict of the home against the Queen's choice, and as leave the whole matter open for future warfare. After deelarieg that they could not hold office in • house which had adopted so disloyal a resolution, this acquiescence is somewhat remarkable. Having accomplished their task of getting the opposition oat of the house, and palming their jobs through, the ministry next tried to defeat Messrs. Lows and IMinou sad their colleagues. So far they have been entirely unsuccessful. Mr. Brown heeled( represented Toronto, the capital, and the ministry brought forward Mr. John Ildlyard Came- NO, the ablest and moist popular man of the con servative party, against him. Money and influence wee freely used, all the government employ k voted, sad even • vehicle belonging to the Governor-Gene ral himself was seed in couveying the conservative voh r., but all was %melees. Mr. Brown was returned on Saturday last, by a majority of 160. It was a tremendous straggle, and is generally thought to have settle.. i lie whole pow tiers. All the other retiring ministers will now be returned, and with the obloquy which the present executive has incurred, it is not thought that it cm Main office long. Meetings are being held all over the wintry to get up petitions to the Queen to recall the Governor-General, and I enure you that his Excellency's life will not be an easy one while be remains here. The interference of the crown is not liked in England, but here it creates the most in tense indignation. In England the sovereign has • great stake at hazard, and the position of the greatest monarch in the world will not Ise jeopardised to gratify personal dislikes; but in Canada the Governor- General runs no such risk. As Downing-street has hitherto managed matters, governors have not suf fered by exercising the prerogative with too high • band. They have generally been promoted whether they have satisfied the people or not, and the effect is to make the in tyrannical and overbearing. Sir Edmund Head is generally supposed to have been ladoenced in his opposition to the Brown-Dorton government by certain Whig cliques at home inte rested in the Greed Trunk and Hudson's Bay Com panies, who have had much to say in times past in the appointment of colonial governors. This does not suit the Canadian book at all, and there is a very general feeling that if a governor can be sent out here to impose conditions upon cabinets entering office, it is time that we had an elective executive like the Americans. You need not be alarmed. There hso talk of rebellion. The opponents of Sir Ed uard Head are just as loyal as his few defenders, sale they are determined to manage their local 11.6. , 11 without rehoenee to Downing-street ; and if tie • is not granted, ii un obstinate, foolish man, like Sir Edmund Head, i. sent over to meddle with mat ters which do .icern him, why then Canada will be the most -ililrenme part of the empire till he is sent to the right-about, and responsible go vernment re-established. His cmiain. Sir Francis, seated • rebellion in 1837, but Canadians are wisely sow. They understand perfectly that the British people will sever sanction any attempt on the part el a colonial minister to rule two millions and a hilt of the (Jimmie subjects against their will. Sir Edmund has already 'pent his four years here, and it E. &doer Ly Bon may give him promotion or not, is he shoosee, that is not a Canadian matter. Some IPIV Or other, however, he meet leave ale province, MI give rilem to a less prejudiced man. Stich is Canadian sentiment at this moment. THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. TO rya IDITOS OF TIM lISFRISA. lite r -4 Mks the liberty of ecadio4 you, enclose.l tele, a evy of Watt whielt I bare acklniemd ti,( An tribe Dellis rpm. IThould its aremeous rep rt rimed to born tem "reed Is per joarna I MIAS be pm petriseles ter seeemery corrections.—l us, WILLIAM THOMSON. Aloft Tobiempb Orminey, Vasa** 0 .0. 10. ett-1 dal that what I said at the dinnrr given id %day beat Li!Laney, to the cite:rotan end directors `tar Awe Tokraidt Company, was reported fuccervedy impueles at yusterdsy. I would, tnerefore, feel by ywr erreitisi It at the earliest opportunity. dfineepseltheg el lie fart that Sir Chino. Bright wee the Int the hut neelotehes sad eascated the imp wei hie teak, Iliad le the electrical properties of the oath, sad ..id ell rogh the posoltolOy of seeding curreatt tbregh UN Weof ralsowiso LLa. was not reasonably doubted, It! k wee Mei lees soy to re then Nor oils • Pala angeogiugiss this earrosta through as equal moo d *4ft. I u am say "tits Poi= of • Pla Wldalpsisl %a &Nicoll." ord. 4 Th. Mud ForooloyioNolgoted the Li sl elaow•alla• %Wad it. They ow* • aitaissary ware inr, mid a errs `lard, • perfectly cornet senate of the ansoust ef W heserneell le to overwrite. The elebora.• sad valuers raWary carmioocats of Hr. Whitehouse had a large le fererrg hem tM politic Wad &Pubes felt a to of 1404+601N( through 2. 000 man o f lir* &Me at • wariest re'e for practice/ purper e. h ilmin• pegs is due the present erireese of is Agnes Tolcirsplt " .1 . 11 idems• to the I ag repro of signals, I did sot Vt._ iley denim the 'written the amble MA was Ow rsWoltf roamed." I said, " Mace the .7 0 11 el he irk uppeetsdly her goals failed ler hers "' a el% ol& boo ass again with &lin(able dowers." MOW) WILLIAM TNOM/1011. 'dui , . gyp. in _1111 . ! Palmerston has returned to hie residence be aire heal row & His lordohlr, who ha kakis, ft "'miry well, ride on bona Ack poterdsy oftwlawmar to Oh Pak THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 14. 1858. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. EXPRESS OFFICE, Towsday, 6 p.m. DONCASTER MEETING. THIS DAY. (By BLIKTILIC TIL 222222 .) FITZ WILLIAM STAKES. Saunterer .. Knight of Kass ignoramus 10 ran. DONCASTER PLATE. Hegira Proud Preston Peg .. Cherry Chap " CHAMPAGNE STAKES. Prelude .. .. .. Cavendish .. .. Merryman .. .. .. 10 ran. GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. Primed* .. .. Qeeenstown Bro to Bird-on-the-Wing .. 12 ria. FILLY STAKES. Five furlongs 162 yenta. f, Meg Mel-Mlles, Miss Finch, Senorita t, and Ellerdalea dani are here. REVIVAL PLATE. Five furlongs 162 yards. Elhafte, Marseille.% Bro. to Chambray., Adalation, Thornhill, Newcastle, Mrs. Stowe, Meta, Contract, Moe same, (been Caerlotte, Gift, Lifeboat, I'aul Jones, Grace Darling, and Layton, are Mae. PAID FORSZlT.—Astiquary, Maggie. ENTRY rot DONCAISTIII Cer.—(llun on Friday.)- 8 iuntorrer, Fisherman, Vedette, Ignoromn*, Toxophlbte, Volta, Per, Tournament, Longrunge, Zuyder Zoe, Argosy, Black Ternary, Bro. to Bird•on-the-Wing Cock-a-doodle duo, Boob' Banoetk, Tumoral' Maid, Radii, Kelpie, Prince of Denmark, Asthma Britan, and Eclipse. All are bare. ENTRY 701 TX X NOXXXIT PLATA OF 200 80y.. FOR TWO•TIAX-OLDS.-(Itilll MIS Fritla i y4Qtrea Charlotte, Orphaa, Flitch, Women la BM* Z Mutineer, Ura doVio.olealle, Press Forward, Cassis &ha, Charlotte, Gay Look Mushroom, Mn. Stows, lalterittam t, Precious B:ass, Uomon, Gladiolas, Coatraot, Stolle do Word, Gamester, Prelude, Barefoot, Commsdarte, Paul Jos*, Mies Btewart, Archduchess, Blank Bails Mira Agar t, Lottery, Harry, Raspberry, Thu Dane, Layton, Has, Adulation, Maui*, t by Teddiaatas, d by Gladiator, sad Widgeon. Oraaa ARAIVALC—Tomboy, Lord Nelson, Lily, Knight of Kan, Wooten in Bleck, Commodore, Luca), Unexpected, Roes Flonbear, Glinhurit, Wolvetaans, Mary Stuart, Greenwich Fair Tom King. Bianca Capella, N.neasupeces, Petra, and Itongotd. The following St. Leger hones are here —Toxophilite, Volta, Governess, Eclipse, Kelpie, Sunbeam, Blanche of Middiebie, Longraage, Cock-a-doodle-doo, Star of the Bast, Farmer's Sea, East Langton, Coiwuld, Compromise, Sylla bus, Dunesny, The Courier Bro. to Bird-on-the-Wing, sad Priace el Massacre, tenors, & Montaine, Damfries, Cheery Chap, Deur LATEST BETTING. IT. LEGER. 7 to 4 meg Tozoptdlke Ito 1 Ent Leogton 10 to 1 Eclipse 10 to 1 Volts 12 to 1 Sunbeam 12 to 1 Governess 30 to 1 The Flerlji 20 to 1 Bleache of WNW All offered. GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP. 6 to 1 egg Prime of Deirenork (t freely) CHAMPAGNE STAKES. Zeta Morryntha. SINGULAR PROGIEDLNOS AT SHOREHAM. TEE VICAR AND A SURGEON. "Peace I eay,...aoul carer end body curer.... Shall I loose my doctor? No; he 'Ores me the potions and modoes. Shall I loose tey parson? toy priro ? No; he gives roe the proverbs and noverbs. Give toe thy hand, terrestrial; so. Give me thy hand, releedel ; se."—Merry Wires of wiwbor. Daring the last few days the quiet little town of Shoreham has been in a state of excitement caused by a equabble which took place at a vestry meeting, held on Wed nesday. The meeting was convened by notice in the usual manner by the church wardene, the objector it being the makl ag of a voluntary chit eh-rate, a mode which bad been adopted last year ; but at the meeting in onesdon, one of the old wardens, and a parishioner, Mr. Fiore, surgeon, objected to a vohnstsi7 rate being made, and pressed for one to be levied in the usual and owirtltutional way; and the latter gentleman also objected to the form of notice, the object of it being, he contended, to make a compulsory rate in the guise of a voluntary one and wild he considered the whole proceed ing was underhanded. The vicar (the Rev. H. Smith, D.TI,), thereupon stated, we untbretand, that he knew nothing of the form of notice, but had left it entirely in the hands of the wardens, and this denial of participation in any under hand work, brought forth a reply from Mr. Hore, between whom and the vicar there seemed to be some misunder standing or disagreement: angry words were used, the "lie direct" was given, and the meeting abruptly terminated without anything being done. Matters thin. rutted till Saturday evening, 1 hen written &Aloes, of which the following is a copy, were osted about the town and on the church doors NUTICIL—Whe;;;II, WTllianliore, apothecary, of New Shoreham, did, on Wednesday last, in the virish church, and to the preeenos of the churchwarden' and others, without any reason or provocation, falsely and slanderously Impute to the Rev. Dr. Smith. the vicar, the charge of " • lying tongue." He, the said vicar, fi nding that the law will not enable him to clear hie cbaracer from the false charge, does hereby solemnly and earnestly introit his parishioners (all and each—churchman and dloseuter) tope present at morn ing service to-morro vr (Sunday), when, in the face of God and the congregation, the false merge will be denied and ca demoted, and means afforded by the vicar to the congregation to free themselves from all share In the false charge end wicked scandal against their spiritual pastor, and, by the testimony of many, stew their abhorrence of, and mows the nip Christian and elanderoua voice of one false accuser.. l(Signed) HARMS SMITH, Vicar, On Sunday, the church was Sued a "scene" being az pected ; but disappointment WM the share of those who only went under such impressions, and " many who went to soot remained to pray." It was evident that the sermon had but little COMINZIOU with the intention which dictated the above document ; and the rev. gentleman even stated that be had intended delivering an extempore sermon, but on second thought wee of opinion that it would ba better to put th in gs into form, to avoid all offence. A casual visitor, beyond hearing an excellent disooures against lying and slandering, would not have known what had occurred, or except treat one alight intimation from the preacher that he bad bees accused of lying, that the text chosen had been selected he a special purpose. It was the 3rd verse of the 120th Pala—" What shall be given unto thee? or what shall •bs dome sato thee, thou false tense ?" —BrigMon Enuninor. FLARFTL SCENE AT A FIRE.—COURAGE OF Alf EiCAPEXAX.—This (Tuesday) morning about 5 a are took place attended with merlons low of property, and Lad It not been for the exertions of G. Ilartneworth, the condsotor of the Camberwell-gate Royal Society's escape, the are would have been attended with fatal results to two persons—• man and his wife. The are broke out in the pewits' belonging to Mr. Thos. Macrae, • tel dialer, &0., at No. I. William's-place, Walworth-road, within • short distance of the ep,t where such • fearful airriflos of lids took pleas from Are about two year' since, which led to the 1111111bUtID•nt of the present escape. Police-constable lfo 482 discovered the dm, and at once gave an alarm, but so strong • hold had the fire obtained, that it was hand imposeible for sayers to get downstairs, sad Mr. mad Mrs. Macrae made for one of the windows, where they seesawed loudly for help. Harroewortlt hareedistely with bra machine to the burning bow sad arrived ret e eti d me to rescue from a horrible death the ewe pereees named. To Fa the female out he was obliged to bee down the ladder, she being insensible frost the essolcs, sad be wee compelled to tarry her mwely 100 yards ht die fresh air before be could restore bees to oonseinnanees. - flee Widnes of the Mixed. from Waterloo-road and South wark-fold's-road Wetione, together with that of the Wire et Ragland (Moe, were quickly in attendance. and • good supply of water hoofiar been procured, the firemen oho lbo direction of Mr. Foreman Henderson went so week, bat they were unable to get the fumes subdued until they had travelled through every part of the house. Mr. Metres it is believed was Mewed In the Bun Plre-otHee. Mr. "Etendest Laud and • body of pollee were present. l i ; MARQUIS or LaasooNewe.—We had the pleasure on Tharedey afternoon of observing the above dis elnettiehed nobleman arrive at Mira station, on his way to Talliallan Cantle, the seat of the Right Hmtourabla Lady Keith. It was gratifying to notices his lord ship, at his advanced ego, in apparently such good health. It is perhaps not generaily known that the daughter of Lady Keith is married to his lordship's eldest moo, the Earl of Shelburne. whose only ma, we may alio re mark, is destined, if spared, to become the proprietor of the estates of Talliallau and Aldin On Friday evening, Count de Pareirty, late Ambassador In London from hie Imperial Majesty Napoleon Ihl., pawed the Alloa station for Tallaillaa Ceene.—Allots 'Urn' tner. SHARE L1828.-7.HIS DAY. Two °Tutor. The railway share market to-day is again extraordinarily bonyant and, although the highest quotations of the morning have not been sup ported to the present hour, the prices now cur rent exhibit in most cases a decided advantage over those of yesterday afternoon. London and North-Western, London and South Western, Great Northern, Eastern Counties, and North British, are in especial request. Present quotations are as follows :—London and North Western, 894 to t, ex die. ; Great Western, 61 to 1; Midland, 964 to f, ex div.; London and South Western, 464 to 47 per share ; Lan cashire and York shire, 941 to I ; Great Northern, 264 tot per share, ex div. ; and Eastern Counties, 12 3-16 to 6-16, ex div. East Indian Railway stock continues In demand, and has again improved. The other Indian shares, as well as Bahia and Dutch Rhenish, are also in request. P 4. I sum's. VIC. I 1141.,.. F_ --.......... mod tiOliiiiiV=. Eirti.W . 1 • o t -- .- Ilid k : ) , .... an: Out eli Cii 3, V1 odoea Ire soars ... d . 0. ....:: It e... •......4 IIIM Ormt Wears Do.boorTgloyeal. Mk. Gamier mad 0111,1141 g; . .. ret .., LA1R04.1,0 aeMeaii T.. do. Y.e . co. do _AP —,, Do. Wed aloft DM= Lcnclos awl !.sewn Do. Now --_-___ -- Dalkon, 611.0 moth thous Deno Wroloro LowlooMia= =DIM ItIL ei t ralms (kridl immotle. A ood Ortkis.— OthAidlastort 1.7"74- 11thlionr pOiiiii =rll4• D • othr;. 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Nal I NW Ptillwasth .110101 o, la Mow a Nostkei it= t 16., I lamella& que. 4pa 011 K, Wads.r " a Watioek Ito L.* R. wow. a *WI iflansioWsall briar Me Willingtm szt.k. lto 1114. 1. 1 per wet Ito Northern t %went 6 p. (to IWO:La CouLtleo Ditto 6 per cow. itht44,. !mln & W yrs Ito Lon. & N.WooLlUwe.Ssrapk.) Ureter. alichia. b6w rahlillockttoo.llnrhano sad ElavilaW (t rle w ll277. 1361•61) South Ellattonloblzo (to Mr weer Val* goo. 6 D. colt Ito Oloi W de• • Der e{ Ditto tte WOW sad Purnerwt Ito Gnat weMa Wt=dtratiat77 THE INDIAN MAIL. (ST stayiuxa mma►Pti.) (PROM OUR OWN CORRESPOND/MT.) The steam ship Veetis, with the Bombay, Calcutta, and China mails, arrived at Marseilles, at 0 p.m. yesterday. The mails left for London at 10 p.m. The ship and passengers will be in quarantine two days. LAW INTELLIGENCR. (rum DAY.) LNSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. TMONAS DLICOCNTINO. This insolvent wee opposed by Mr. Way end Mr. Denney fee mediton. Mr. fiergood with Mr. Reed supported. It appeared that the Insolvent who had been articled to en attorney, had not practised. He had resided at Newmarket, where his fath d a ugh t er retired solicitor. He (Insolvent) had married OMB of Mr. Ctifiney, the jockey, and they resided together. They subsequently lived at Brighton, where Mr. Chinn), died. In the schedule the Insolvent wee described as having been in to business or proftesion, but it was elicited that he hid been clerk to the Crimean Army Feud under Lord Ell. see, at • weekly salary of 21. He had al so go t hills discounted for other persona, and had sold wine on commis/on. The Chid Conemnsiteer inquired into his mode of getting bilis driootiated f The iseolvent explained that when he got money on bills from pests.. he signed the falls and got his fee. He gem leer! got 10 per mat. There were bills in the schedule for accommodatios, and his bill tirmisacteun ''deed, 1,1100/. The Chief Connelaloser, allndiog to the demription of the schedule that the insolvent was in no %gismo or pro- fession, said it was very Indiscreet, and. wending to the evidence, not right.—Mr. Bargood admitted that it required to be earrected ; the attorney in the schedule bad not prepared the deaariptice. The ineedvent, on being asked whether be wee a "bet ting men" said he was nothing further than having mar ried Mr. Chihiey's daughter. (ea kurgb.) He had not heated lot. in twenty few , The deka &c., were about g," 04 4. The eme vas adjourned. THE POLICE COURTS. (TIM DAT.) XARYLEBONL CRAltell 01 /iolllllll' 01 10111 T Cher &snit.* tall mad respectable lookl — eg was claimed before Mr. Looa wilt stealing forty eovereigaa, the oprov ama Lli eriq b, T ua laer, paeral dealer, No. 131, Bast ogne% Frames Timm (prosseehr's wife) said that the prisoner, a fortnight ago, engaged apartmesta, persecuting that be was • sleek tat the service of • linden:ran, at Brompton. On Weinseday nwesieg hat she wee in her parlour, whoa the pdmair some hr some warn water. At the time alto wee heads/ he. bar drowses for • brooch she thought she had lash Wbfle looking for 14, she dropped a felt bag which was tied up with • Noe of k taps, in which were forty soverelgna. The prisoner left on Friday morning, and on the following day she missed tier beg sad money. She sus the prisoner, who she heard had gone to St. George's Eirepital on account of • bad thumb ••• bad, but which was furled not to be the ewe. He called yesterday, when ha was given into custody. Priscilla Ash, • neat door neighbour said that about emu d 6o k on Pride, morning she wee in Mr. Turner's shop, who bad gene to market. As she was about to leave alto sow the prisoner come out of the parlour front the direction of the drawer in which the mossy was kept. He went up stain to his room. Sergeant Haight, 19 D, stated that on Saturday he went to St. George's Hospital, and was tofouned that the prisoner wa.s not there. He retuned to Mr. Turns, a, whet:on ~eh• tog the prisoner's room he found fregtoeute of a letter. He pot them together, sod rotted that it was tiireoted to the odious of negate. Ho went Uwe, and wu informed that be bad been there two months. D 72, who had the prisoner, to custody, laid that he found on WO U. W. 4d. Knight obeerred filet the sheriff had releired the prisoner, es he wee in seeeseitotis eircumstansws, The prisoner, why, made no defen,e, was rewarded. WESTMINSTER. ST. MAROS KIT'S SCHOOL, WFSI A respectable-looking woman, socompsnied by her env, little boy. 10 years of age, solicited the magistrate's assist ance, when the following conversation mooed. Appliesso—My boy is ten year. old, your worship, and goes 10 At. Margaret's school. Yeaterds y his master beat him is this was. (The woman here bored the boy's head which ell round was one mass of Meek braless em swellings.) storm Mr. P f oynter, to the boy—Do you know the tifectof telling The boy having satisfied the zoaeiaret• that be did, said —" I was mining on a form with my 1w mowed. Master told me to uncross them, end before I could do it another boy Ml over my legs. He went up end told master, sawn be seined bold of toe and best me till I did not know where I wit. (Marked intrados in the court.) Mr. Parolee—Did the boy come home and thew lie wangle? Applieant—No, your worship. I fetid him. Fos boys caam to my honae, and having satiglad themselves by queatioes that 1 was the mother of Me fey, said. " Make twits to the school. masher is began pelm poor little boy, and will kill him if you don't come quickly, he is nearly dead with being beaten, and master hoe got him down stairs washiag the blood away, becalms be thinks it might be known. (Here the murmurings in the court were very plainly heard, mingled with faint groans.) It is a national school when he goo tn, end I pay Id. a week. Mr. PayMer—lt seems a very bad assault; you shall have • $11.111•01111. CARDINAL WISSILAN IN IRELAND. Cardinal Wiseman has nearly concluded the series of public appear tures in Ireland which have proved ro in structive to impartial lookers on at a distance. On Saha asybe passed through the counties of Datil in and Kildare to °stow, and on quitting the train near bin nney he was rw mica! by a nmatMir of priests, end conducted through poop of people of bin arms, on whom he bestowed his We i& to the awls& of Mr. Strange, hie relative, which was is 741•4120M1 to comfy bin to (Heaney-hour... Surrounded by mow& amenity Silk Waring garlands of d mem sad bromelms of mtargesens to their hands, the carriage in whisk be was retch promadad slowly on its journey amidst had and busty sharing from all aides, until the church of Et. Lamm (Mob, nom Msganay, was reached. Here bin andromos Mopped, antored the chapel, and prayed at the altar steps for a sliort dim After giving his blessing to the poet le, Le nomad his )Danny ' but before the carriage hod proceeded far cm Mho Comladermott road the multitude se oompanyin him Maimed upon unyoking the trirsee and drawing the vehicle themselves. In this manner he entered the tows of Castleidermott under archer of evergreen/1 which e•unned the West*, bearing inectiotints of welcome, and receiving the acclamations of the catholic inhabitants. /laving partaken of some refreshment at the house of the IL.. Canon Dunne, he proceeded to the chapel, where he was received by the parochial clergy, attired In full clerical c conderlted to a Asir of Mato placed on a Addy carpeted dais, *ow:Lily prepand far the comairia. The Va'y Rae. Dr. Porter rad ail addles by the catholic clew and bahabitants Castledimmatt to hie eminence, in which . . t zz ,„....i flak SSW of the part makes which he had 11, Se albs& chart& by Ids abilities, and their weaggsligindia of le altimeter. The Cardinal, in his re ply, mil Is was 6.llgitted to Bad amongst the people so great at MOW if religion end piety, and au.l. manifestations of Ike sliski el kith. God would reward 'hem, If not in this In the neat, the better one, .where they would amp emir life of privation for one of eternal bins. He M Ire them that be would swum the Sovereign • f IMF destioued faithfolarva to their holy religion. iladmales shape, and resumed hid sea , in his aernsge, which was caseeted by the pr-ple to Oraary•house, where, baring arrived, he alighted, arid bestowed his bendietleta ei the crowd, whl, after giving vent to the'r feeling. in IF pealed cheers, turned and proceeded homewards. A WOMAN 81.7RNID TO DZATII TN BED.—Om Saturday night between nine sad ten o'clock, a woman named Mary Howard, the wits of a oork =tar, lodging si • holm fn Fiardnien.street, Dousegate, ocoupfel fey an old wan named Alexander Mitchell, was tidies to bed >r • Mats of insensibility from Intostoailon. and her child Most ten month.. old, wu placed in the bed with her. Attest half on bone afterwards the occupants of the bore per ceived a snail of Ire, sod on proceeding to the retie where Howard Bkpt they found the bedclothes to a hies. The seantanc• of the polio, sad tome of the neighbonS wee quickly obtained, and information sent to the fire lairds ; but lobos a body of firemen arrived they t omit that the fin hart been partially extinguished with buckets of water, sad the child reseed, with auk injury ; but the woman must!), lying on one end of elm bed seriously burnt. As quickly as psi dble she was removed from the bed, Slll onivryed on a bostd to the Ito) al Industry. She warn much burned about the beset, arms, and Ades. There were no hopes of saving her life, and she died at two o'clock yesterday moralise. The origin of the fire ("snot be definitely ascertained, but it le supposed, from the fact of the woman's pipe being afterwards found In the bed, that she had lighted and smoked her pipe in bed, and accidentally limited the cloths. The candle wee band extinguished, end in its usual place, which favours this supposition. An inquiet was held upon the body be Mr. filerford, City coroner, yea ; hods. whoa s solict of " Accidental Seth' wee returssd. I —lianchesto Guarico,. W Li 344 MI 881 11 11 di 811 814 13 .._ V ID it ti TOIIIION 081 W Imo, • Maw. b p-a. W of frame oar al :11 11 0 W I Z an Do. II S wont .... W O. Llama aint. an Do. lord_ .st an Loolumido.rnaillancl SWOW mg Oman I pima. Wass sad Daft pet at. WDn. 001 ... .. 11orlbarnal F. iort.at Do. (Dealnanal aor a. Do. paw M.11..131 as W heti mod Weal S wean an Do. 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Moor Tana/ Gh•M Wee dose at 91-341,:r Charantead Book sa—aad Oid Unice IL as No. I Ihrs. Goof...las 1 iFut Slalom Slal aL ast; *llO 66 12,00 C 10 =rd6. ' . 60 Lurk= UM ao 1600.01.91.11.011141.1 3061 10 DO.IIJ p.. 0600100 11,10 10 Do. 0 CO 100 KO • 12:061 16 0004.i.0 .7.11 M.,. Palm 30.0 re 6 Do. Prefireon 02,200 N trim 9 Osr.i•lase.llool.43) Loot pou OW at acCaa Lasrdart.lefgei: I meet In. obi ituoL pkii. ESTiaititt sooef II 00,001. laaJllooomlloooo. r3)...0. Tial soteo g Oo 11,110 10 V° I . ► aso ammo, tad ▪ aliakevasava".= poi "trig ▪ Pmts.& 02109.00mi0 e 0 0) po. Now 46.00 10 lid eca a Dolls .9•1. 10.060 6, 15y..10 Ina 15:101'64 916 24fAi°91018—i1f"....4 : SU: 23 900111 AU•tll2/411 L Galmorloo Ts„6oo 1 Do Do. 81,003 SO Orusta 13.500 110 vatirramser 400001 et. VW:ris Decks fT 11 116 i i Ps 11 si - _a 17 0 is L/1 21 21 22, 22 ti r- .1 1 I 01. Was. 13 11 LI 13 OS 1 110 II .11 31 /5 11 11 14 le 117 111 14 U * V {I is 1. . US 111.. n • i- 3 Na i u u 11 83 88 7 88 i N I!. I: ORDINARY SHARER AND OTOOKR. MONEY MAXIM-TRAY lAA I'. Two o'CLooi. The funds to-day have experienced a fresh im provement of about i per cent., and the market is decidedly firm in character, despite the dullness of business. The chief movement in the Stook Ex change, however, is still in the market for British railway stocks, which exhibit a further consider able rise. Foreign State stocks are likewise advanc ing rapidly. Consols opened at 971 to 1, for the 12th of October, and are now quoted 971 " buy en." For money, the present quotation is 971 to 1. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures have been dealt in at 981 to 1; the Scrip of the se_ oond issue, at 98 to 1; India Bonds, at I Is. to 14s, prem.; Exchequer Bills, March, at 325. prem. ; ditto, June, at 24/. to 275. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, 1869, at 1001. The foreign stock market is again buoyant, and prices of many securities are rising rapidly. The Ttoikish Six per Cents. of 1854 are marked as high as 99 for the new acct., and are now quoted 961 to 97. The scrip of the new loan is quiet, at I to The Spanish Committee's Certificates are in great de mand, and are lut marked 61. The Brazilian loan of the present year has been dealt in at 1 prem. There is also a sustained demand for Peruvian and Sardinian Bonds. Sales are recorded is follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 1852, 961; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1868, 961 96, 961; Mexican Three per Cents., 211, 211 ; Peruvian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 911, 911, ex div. ; ditto, for account, 92, 921, ex div. ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., Dollar Bonds, 761 (exchange 45.) ; Rus sian Four-and-a -Half per Cents., 1001 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 92f, 93 ; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., 29/, 291; ditto Pau/sive Bonds, 111; the Committee's Certi ficates for the Unfunded Coupons, 61, 61, 61 Turkish Six per Cents., 96, 961 ; ditto, for account (September 29), 961, 971; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents. 1041. At Paris to-day (Tuesday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rentea opened at 72f. 85c. for the account, showing the slight 1 improvement of Sc. compared with the latest price of yesterday. It is anticipated that the settlement in the scrip of the Turkish Loan will be fixed by the Stock Exchange Committee fur the end of the present week. Mr. David Robertson, as chairman of the Com mittee of Mexican Bondholders, has just issued en advertisement, in which be states that Colonel Faeie will immediately distribute the sum now lying in the Bank of England. He also mentions that the Mexican government has agreed that " interventors" on behalf of the bondholders shall be appointed-in the Mexican ports, to receive the portion of the cus toms revenues hypothecated to the bondholders, and to remit them straight to England. It has already been announced that Messrs. Baring Brothers and Co. have been appointed financial agents of the Mexican government in London. The acceptance of the appointment is under the consideration of that firm. The Brighton Railway traffic return presents this week an increase of 1,03.51. The decrease shown in the weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada is 6591. sterling. The New York Central Railway Company adver tise a half-yearly dividend of 4 per cent. on the capital stock, payable on the 20th mat. MINES.-THIS DAY Two o'CLoci. The mining market remains inactive, bat there have been some transactions to-day in shares id West Wheal Grenville, Great Wheal Alfred, North Robert, Sortridge Consols, Par Consols, and Wheal Render. Cobre Copper shares remain heavy, and are marked 87. Port Phillip Mining shares have been dealt in at 12s. Bd. COMMERCIAL AND MARKE2S. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. EILITISM AND ISOM MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.) (TlOll OCR OWN OOREr . e►oPDIIIT.I The corn motet opens quietly. Wheat and filar are la limited inquiry at Friday's rates. Indian corn quoted dearer, but without any business of importance, the advance checking sales. Beane rearm and dear. Oats and oatmeal steady. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. St:amt.—The market has opened swill a quiet appearance and the pubhe pales are going off without spirit. Refined lamp 63e. to 65a. Conan.—The small public Ples went off at full prices. TL.—This article has a firm appearance. The letters from China will be delivered to-morrow. Rms.—The public sales partly sold at last week's OW Mg. Corros.—Tbia article has an upward tendency. 2,000 bales add yesterday. on 'Change, at a shade advance. Ro —Thia muket is dull. . . . . In other arti , lea no material alteration ; but market, pasrally are inactive. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT. The market us quiet. The quatatioue are sa Wavers: Town Tallow. Ms. 9d., pet aaah ; Petersburg Y.C. on the root, 495. 9d.; September, 495.; October to December, 48e. 6d. ; ditto, separately, 48s. 9d.; January to March, 49e. SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—THIS DAT Mr. E. J. Dais reports a good supply. with a downward tendency. Prime meadow bay, 70s. to 50..; superior, ditto, 136 e. to 905.; Wake, ditto, 655. to 705.; Bowan 60s. to 705.; dons, t,ld, 90s. to 110..; second eat, 70s. to 100 s.; straw, 28e. to 37e. DREADFUL ACCIDENT AT SHEFFIELD. SIX PERSONS KILLED AND MANY SERIOUSLY INJURED. The following appears by telegraph in the More. 4151 Poet. but we find no account of the matter elsewhere. The Manchester Guardian of to-day is silent about it "SHEFFIELD, MONDAY Nionv. " A fearful calamity has just occurred at the Barrel Mastic Hall—an 'lmmense Wing capable of holding 4,000 people, where a variety of smuenamaie are Denied on. The piano was meek crowded, when some vil lain in the gallery fired a phitol, evidently with a view of creating alarm. The proprierar, Mr. Youdas, instantly ap peared upon the stage, and sucemided for • sate time in per suading the people to keep their &oats% hot in a few minutes three or four men simultaneously ri.e in the gallery and cried 'The place is on fire ! " upon whiLlt there ensued a fearful scene. The audience, principally young persons, frantically rushed fur the outlets, and 'cony jumped over the gallery front into the pit. In the snuggle sic persona were unshed le death, a seventh was removed to the infirmary is a dying state, and many otbero wero seriously 'loured. This ilimetrona affair moat clearly results from a cceepiracy. se there were not the sliglignst signs of any fire in the place." LORD PALMERSTON AT PARIS:A Paris letter in the Nor d of Brussels bee the following .—" Lord Palmerston during the last days of his residence at Part., saw more than once Lord Strafford de Rodeliffe, Lord Cowley, Lord Hoy den, Baron de Rothschild, and H. Thiars. M. niers came up from his retreat at Pranoonville, where he is completing the two I ist volumes of Ina History of the Empire, to meths en-minister. At nee of their meetings at the Hotel Bristol, L ar d Stratford d 4 Radcliffe wee present, and the convene bon having turned on the state of Turkey, M. Thieve asked Lord Palmerston if he thought the' sick man' was about to die? The English statesman mplitd, aocording to hie cus toms, by isleasstr.ry : • 1 wee one day walking In the atm* of London,' said he,' when a person told tee that my pocket handkerchief was hanging out of soy povkitt, and that I should lose it. Thank you sir (I answered) but I believe that unless some one rill! it out it will not fall. Well, Turkey is to the same position—if she to not thrown down, lobe will, I am convinced, maintain herself perfmtly.' Tat TERRACE PIER, GRAVESEND.— Owing to the facilities which the Tenses-pier at Gravesend affords for the embarkation end landing of trent* from the transport', the government, it is irate.% have off.red terms for Its pur chase. There Is some difficulty In the tray, however, the property, or • portion of it, being in Chancery.— Kralish Gazette. Jr; , lift I tel 314 106 N 100 ". 104 pt 1:I I 1.. 67 0 90 101 II 9 ILIFILTIONIL • fil ni ul Ii Pli N 111 ill I Itllll4_ igk;; 8(11. Tate I die lie ii 13 88 82 If so sTs IT 7 . 1 Ti I g°' Pa Ist I II lk 'LIND 13 103 112 144 11 1$ 143 $4l si 11 1.« iii it it 111 II II 31 16 17 IX 141 11 91 If 191 - -., i it gl al 5 .1 077. 1061 t 10j