The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-21 00:00:00

011118111 108,1T4L CM (THIS ,D 44) This twig Bt. Matthew's dap,it wee observed with the wrist esreamalee et Christ's tlespltal. The Lard Mayor and e kegs member of dirk dignitaries Weeded divine eery ks et Christ Chuck Newgitiestivet, where en eloquent sews wee preached by the Rev. E. T. Hudson, M.A., second raselor of Si. Pa rt 's school, from the woods of Bt. Matthew's Gospel, " Follow ma." At the close of is, service they proceeded to the great ball, when • Li'in prologue was delivered by Mr. !Mortimer wad., dist Oredan, end scholar of Corpus Chrieti College, Osi.vd. He stated that this prologue was en innovation in troduced is ormseausnos of the change in the number of Ore- Cline kaiieg for coilep. Formerly only four went up, but now there were dee; and it was thou g ht th at each Cireciaa stolid hare • speech. Ha naked for the indulgence of the sod.tary on sa,,unt of the orators who, ha said, would pro &ably be overcome by their feelings owl leaving • school with which they b.td been so long saeociated. Mr. A. H. A. Poulton, second Grecian scholar of Worcester College, Oxford, delivered the English orsti/..n, whiolt le gees niny regarded as the principal one of the day. He reverted to Ode of their own icemefiare circle, w bo sow slept in death before the city of the Mogul, amid tbom heroes who were amongst !he force ant defenders of our empire. He than proceeded to s raeraderst ion of the parasite and fort/mesa: those who mere educated is Chriet's Hospital, sbowiag that In every depart meet of art, wince, literature and comm. rcs—in every land and every see there were to be Eased illuetrious adores of Lai 1 . 11;1 speech was loudly applauded. Mr. A. M. Wood. Um thud 0,6. N delivered the Pm& sad Mr. M. M. Tattershall that ia Grua, awl Mr. .1. W awl , " ono is Lela. Troadotsso wen mho welled by Mn.a 3. W. liiedows, F. Machin, sad A.l. Mahn. At the dor of the egewitte collsolks wee ado is aid of repass the ehohtwe yesewtheg Is eofiese. to which the Lord Meet sad drip eguligries nanny esstribalid. 71f3 ILIL7 if OP LONDON. Tom the Regiairer•Oeneral'a Report.) The number of deaths registered in London in the week that ended lot Saturday was 1,492. Exclndieg the dilate by &elm it the correeponding works of the two y 4 us ISt9 sad 1864, It will to toned that the number now reamed dilate hot ray materially from that which the ave nge isto of oreetelity ocer the mobile of September in the hot tot yam maid have rodeo d. Let week there wee a clear Uaresee in tho mortality from eniall-pox, the deaths that are referred to this hood having Aim to 36. Fifteen of theme occurred in the E..t districts. m. is ow lamer* also 4 scarletins, the deaths from which rose from 68 to 92, whilst thou. recorded as mused by diph theria were 21. Souls wee fetal la 6 cases in Cbelees .oath t, In 4 moot in lieggerstose Ban, in 4is Nile-end, Old Town East, in 6ln lbe seb-dietriet of Wool s.eli Animal. The nouns' samba of 6 deaths to refereed If diphtheria is lalltsgt,n East. Dieerfrom exhibits a great demeam, the amber if fetal came Lacing folks kola 148 to U. Fire mess of coolers tr choleraic diarrhea. are worsted, 2of +bleb oemoved to Meet& Oes of thou is described as “Asietie " end ocrorred to on aged woman at 49. Ptencie-.nest, segerotno• Wert. A glrl 11 years old, died of elders; another rrl, aged one year, of 4u . . It hos bees Suead that the mortality la reeld end Northeoptea was lash dories the sink... The registers sand the memo of showiag the mortality of the families of worker,* is dillerest tredoe, sad will enable the public to =Who stellar remits sr. prodscod by th e strikes in among persons in the building trades. Of brick layers 2 deed is the week, of bricklayer' wires I, of brick layoff ctoidreo 6; of weenier, 3 died, of carpenters' wives 6, of serraters' children I 6; of *ltem 6 died, of ;Meter: nisei 1, of painter: cttildrt It 12; of pleaterees 1 died, of plasterers' cluldn n 2. La weak ths births of 802 boys and 865 girls, ts all 1,607 chikbem were region. dla Lnodon. In the ten cormapood leg week. of the years 1849-68 the average number was 1,606. CITY COMMISSIONSRB 0? BITES?. The Comatimion met yesterday at Guildhall, Mr. Deism, Cllll,lllTlllprasittlag. lANITAIT STAT■ OP THE MT. D►. Lottoby. eefiral 0 ffi CeT of beeltb, reported on the alma of 191 homer. that bad ban laapected daring the week, red ..laird a 11.1 of 24 pima§ regiusing eaaltary improve mat The follow* ere ammo ham Me report: " 1 ham inquired late the mem el rehrome km the lest me" Ma.. Ms rzhommakis ad of Mama Meet at Ye roar d dt. Haim. Mar* , awl I OM AM the la moweelas Me stead ho the Ihmalw. lir d some ea the weelma We of the show* Moe moreeshed at the salmi of Meat two Mt ma dw pahlte IPS, IS The.. Retreat, esd ham thee Imam rya sa ameleat :dogma of Mama beam TM beam ors eel, sod aielbre ISIS Si SISSIO. sod Isla the rare la while me limped topathm, MIMI say remalm Omer, It le NM they me Me Al of the (Mardi malls el • aslghbeades pm& I bete gives busrertioas ihop doll he essowee3 rile are at mos as the seemed he die MAIM, le MIL te bare Ma mat to me of the imasyease —dated by the , domiie MMewls whlsh mope Irma ihe emobliohmeat Mr. Weed, la Asr rawirest. l ban Merton Mimi the rail Moe a.—sated tem orates be alma he mob afiaalrstY the bedew awl med. of-eater es MI etre the mown hum Ms mime memos to be 01111- Med is the Moan ire awl beim, hie they mdse. sheard..d/ rte tam clammy iR. This may be *idly m l=ead will. I hem as leaM, be a cosephle merody aegooso Toe rossesay warm ham set yet Ma =for ma, bat la the masa oat of the vim hese Mash is ham tem mode, dase wee may 3$ lathe, d MIA II were men Mikes of W dm Ivo yass of spa QM ala ell psalm of try sad mellt. Is the mesa sW,, 4$ births mee M., 28 heys eml 28 dirt," MIDDLIBIX Itzarrn.Arzom.—Mr. L Bhadwdl Se Weider eandated I. reviles the lee iv: the ..vsn =ible . end Far Is the snooty of Xiddiesea, essemad at the LIMOS CeSseiseir, Ledgeterleta, he de a vian ef he Ilse dike Feriae tad plate ipittaa th• City el Lassos. Mi.W. Albert Jaime ef beFellesi is behalf dike liberate; lb. T. Angry Sawa el tmetectriten, ens led is behalf of the O'd Ceneweatia Sethi, ; Me. N. J ffortielk-eneet, itssed, he the New Cen genitive Land deesty, ateended me behalf of the New CIF .emu*..desiely. The result af the els, 're n vete", exordia h innees Mies, le that the arras eatabeed 94 sir *nose as el 119„ iy eenearystives 63 est of 91. Eurrtox Eznists.—The *Minion asditor's »- tan shone that the expenses inane 1 by Mr. 0. W. P. Detect, 11. P.„ es hie We dada Is, Wee Norfolk, were 3101.14. Id. The &emirs of the biaa grathmen ben seaweed ihs .moan: =ay .over hem bat an (alone. Ise will b. gonad is the fire that gfeperaticee ware made at the lest moment le • erelew, altbeegh It did eat tabs Fate, rttaripil itenw in this team are : anent 7. till. ; 9.l wite and Fisting, edireetlelog, and serteeaty, 137L—Dsry fist - Ina OraIATITI 811111.—Ot a meet yeerday of the Hsecative Committee af the Crates! Armistice el Hefts Headers, Osage Plecknitt, Req., is the Aar, It sea en sounnstely evolved that, ,e by the sports revived from the mosbere of the sesodatkm, it tYlwtro that opened. of 4,000 workmen have moaned em ployment maw the declaration, the camini•tes hare setts .a m npasakig their semeiotics that, by • inn ad -1"1" ea the °Win. ovehielly adopted by sometime of the reval 04400 oa of sled ssoressfel remelt will be eilinsel.' —A• isiedag of trade de'rgates Met bight the eltaraan, Mr. C. Murray, maid that, though tie 'meters sorrel ttey hod obtained 3.000 Ines, only 21 fewer them e oil had reeled rolhf from the conference. tiithits AND NISSI.—At the harvest home which it e. irtrbratel .' Peahen, the seat of the EGrl of Diattniritb, hi• hirthibip in propiviea the toast of '` Mat 're at.l *aid be socond sad coscluding Wanton the list for ',My is on. which 1 think few present will raft mto drink. It is tbe health of • Misfire and 111110,.—0f those 'ho 0 4 1 the labour end thews wbe perform it so well—se flat we may all diet' it rich foe himself sad for one mother. 1 hate many othi r get...rings much se the peessa i t of smarms mil mom, will take pines ups thin round. For By own ger I eta out aakamed to all myself • mare, and I bp anis of hiy servants le sobs:eel to cell blown ter man. la Ms roost day it le very much the fashion to talk of aee ployore and employed, whirls ls the same thing la rather 111.40 vetoed Ingusge a masrers sad awe, sad, shines\ I do net object to Miasma,. ad do sot my there is se ream II it, yet I thiek that prsibly Ito ass( of It. For sepal I hope le do my dot! la that la int& It 101 7 Pkees God to all re, sad I trust will Maw my L ple.. SClcloo.—On Sunday evening a Pbog ram, aimed J. ha !Lois, Watkins, committed • et dii l iheret , act of ecocide. The demand mu • clerk in the solitary hoot IA is this tome, where he bad beta employed 4 teAt siehfree ismithr, and was tweety ll.e yam it L. Latt Sendai be aitended John'. church In the momme. SIJ •M the ant d.ly school twice devise the 44 f. 'him LA WOO • teethe,. la the seating his erten west to cherch, lea•icer hint at !rine with the chOd , •PFArtelly la los me. I frame of mind. Os returning a liok of er eight, .L. mimed him, end on OM DPW" 66..1 tats the offloe, where ale *ow IMO hasping from a ter heft, let. an inner rivite. She imnieduit ly r" fb• alma, mod dee ailed was cat dove in • fiew mantas eforwmda, bet ma Tail. decd. [bunch warm. He tr... Mead owiwonadot by a toed to • poker tweeted braise iks 14, of the door sia 1 the frame, to which it would appear tie tied nisei blabbell by eumoiag on • lodger not Dot raorw Ihea be m b rod a has thick, which wee foetid under kis I 0 . ita initbea wa bold ea the body on blondsy, but there wog ao endow why reat to show that the FISADIN t aw', Who woe of a reserved sad gleamy dkrposl- „_Sin, oarblai Fordo , be It on Seadey. He boa sow wooliolao I is Ida wile of sot being equal to Lk dater, maporloro omoldorall Lim very Aloes.; his books "" 14 94 and Mihail ...binge to do With weary ardtbm / 4 4 lea •amisai , • that la his younger day. he had imeelved • eels( blew ea Or mad , from the ethics. of which ke "isr raomosa. A again ol " Tompoory !warily" sumihik—Asry bet. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. (THIB DAY.) rapt with • duplicate of the adjudication In bankruptcy by aMziag Itja tile hall Of plivata house, 10 Canonbury • lelb I also affixed motherOn the dike door, it 13, Oreshem•strest. Oa the 13th August I served a notice of the time fixed ix the bankrupt to surrender in the mine way as I mead the acljndketion. Mr. Polend said that was all the evidence he proposed to offer with regard to the charge of non•surrender, but on • future day he ahoald go into other chairs of fraud againat the prisoner. Ile thought It was onlydue to Brett, the officer, to ✓ale that he had displayed csn.iderable intedllmee, and greet tirvgy and are, end he was entitled to th e greatest prone for bid cluduct throughout in bringing the ow so ler to • successful Moue. SHARE LIE12&21118 DA I. Two dam& OLD COURT. (Baba Mr. Judo, Bibs.) TRW MCRDIJI crow TIER 11011 SUL Cho,les eloweois,24, P woe pawed oaks ber to take hie trial f a the wader ci srl 7PMp Barker. Mr. Metcalf*, who was Instructed to defend the prisoner, called the 'etudes cif We loedahlp to the peonUaroircomstanoes under which the offence was **omitted, and said that hews& instructed by the Portuguese Consul to state that he hod been informed that the prisoner had suffered from yellow firer, and that he had been waked as a lunatic at Lisboa shortly betas ho twilled in the soviet fa which the offenoe was committed. Under there circuouganor• he mid that he de sired thip trial to be postponed to the next union In order that oa opportunity might be afforded f r further inquiry. Mr. Sleigh, who appeared with Mr. Poland to conduct the pruecution, mid be thought the spoliation wee a ressoulble emu and he should leave the limner entirely in the bends of the court. His Lordabip then directed that the cue should b 3 pal pated till the October assidon. Threes Goodfellow, a little fellow, o:.ly 10 years old, was 'barpgedperty with stealing a later containing a hill of exchange thero of the Postgame. Oeural. Mr. Clerk sad Mr. Metrelfe prosecuted. The prisoner was ea defended, bee, at the requea of the she :de, Mr. Gifford welded the sees en his behalf. This leaned avant few the prosecution, In opening th e ex auk pressed hie regrets{ beam to prefer so serious • charge against • young boy like the primer, sad he at the seat time saki that the master of the prisoner had acted ury wrongly In permitting him to have the opportunity of deeding with the Le kr, that were posted at his shop, mit • aa contrary M a positive regulation of the post-rift e, that children should be allowed to hare anything to do with post Wars. He then stated that the teleasse was la the service of a Mr. Willis, a grocer in the How-road, sad which we. oleo a neelung-house for post lettere; and he discharged Mahon his service on the 18th of August. The prisoner went hart* his mother, and in ooesequence of something that enamor& transpired inquiry was made, and it wee discovered that a bill of caching* sad some other papers were fatal to the Mear's pocket and it tuned oat that three sztic!as had s c tolin f-onslwo lettere that had been paved at Mr. Willia's shop a few days Wong. The prisoner subsequently admitted that ha had taken the teeters in question from the heap of lettere, when ho was sent by Ms tearer to remove them fr.ira the lour-b .1, and he at the same time .old that another boy had told him to pick out the heavy letters, bat there did not appear to be the .lightest foundation for tide swam- nt. The railway share market to-day is very inactive, but prim are well supported, at about the closing quotations of yesterday. Caledonian stock was again in considerable demand in the morning, and was dealt in ea high as 881, ex div., but has sines been marked 88. London and North Western stock is now quoted 931 to 41 Great West ern, 801 to 61; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 961 to 96 ; Midland, 1041 to 106; Great Northern, 101 to 1 ; York and North Midland, 711 to 72; Eastern Counties, 661 to 68l and London and South Western, 92 too. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady at I to 2 prem. Great Luxembourg Railway shares continue is demand, and are last marked at the improved pries of 71. The securities of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada continue to meet with some inquily. Mr. Morgan said he would not have meat eny remarks on the cue at this stage had not Mr. Poland opened It as one of fraud. He admitted the bankrupt had loft this county Inextricably involved in difficulties to the event of 160,000 f. but ha denied that there wee any frond whatever, for the ba. , krupt took nothing with him. On the contrary, be left property behind him, which the creditors have not hitherto attempted to realise, of the value of 184,000 L Mr. Poland said he hoped it would be proved tint the estate trees° valuable, u it would ha oertainly good news foe the creditors. He would, however, prove the car ha had 'paned. Alderman Lim/woe thought Mr. Morgan's remake PiEnt9l.• Mr. Moreau said be most emphatically deeki every Iles pestles of fraud upon tits benkrupt, r there was rings property to pay everyone. Aftsr some further discussion the case was adjou.ned for a week. CLERHEN WELL. ina STaIiz.—TIOLINT A rough-looking man, described se a labourer, who gave the name of difrad Vann, was ohar with committing a vieent assault, under the following drowninoes : h appeared from the eridemee of the complainant, a respeotaWy-attired min, that about half-pest 10 he us. peabiag through Hatton•garden, where he saw the defendant and some other men, apparently of his class, quarrelling, and tasking nee of very bad 'anglaise. He had no mown awed the spot where the Atiandint was standing than the deindaat celled oat "Hors is one of the I" rushee at klae, sad struck hits a wolent blow in the i.e.. The blow tor row Yoe rendered biro almost insen,ible, and his eye woe blociowl. Es MA alt know the defendant, and bad norm egosida we ward to him, or made ant remark to the crowd osiumbiel whoa the disfrodeat otr!tek The efendant amid he wee any fee whet be had dew, bet the fact was he wee be liver at the Ira. Sem of the ism es make had been massylag ldm zed Ids essagesies; and be mistook the compleMens he ewe of the ether piety. The megietrate meld he essid not allow swe ea moose se &whimsies to preyed, and laid debsdent or is default of pertneet toe mowh in the Moms of Correction. Yrs. Martha Doris, of New North-mad, was charged wilt areal , ing Mrs. Rommel fide; The complainant sad her triteness proved the ewes, apes which Mr. John Wakeling, who attended Lit the defendaa; mid that the oomplaistant fitted herself lido one of the definfienes bowies, and when asked to leave reined ; the defendant then put her head ow the complainant's shoulder end told her agate to go, which wee the assault complained of. Mr. Corrie diamisied the can. Mr. Clifford, in bin address to the jury, urged that In a ease like the present, whet* Usay were denting with a child of toter years, the jury ought not to and a verdict of guilty inapt upon very etroug iridium, and that there was nothing to show that the prfsoaer did set dad do letter In qaestion, or that he took theta out of curiosity or oilsehisc and without any felonious latoation. The jury, atter a short sielibaralles, found the prisoner trinity, Gut strongly rensoninided him to matey on account of hie tender age. He use sentearei to fourteen dare hard labour, and to La kept in a refternatery lse fire pare. THE POLICE COURTS. (TIM DAT.) MANSION-HOUSE. lICILCLAKT KT • roIIION 'AMOK. • Osman roller, who gam his name at Cart Seeger, wee aimed with barglariously brooking out of, sad mealiag from Mrs. 'home's lodeing-home, Gravel-lam, Monads dith, two sums of money and various articles of wearig sppaitt. The prisoner wars unable to speak 'lnglis!), and c met wetly the evidence was conveyed to has through the mediate of an interpreter, whom he frequet.dy interrupted by vehement eselanthioas and gesticnig one. The poliemam who had the mama in oustody sold—This aiming, shoat 1 o'clock, 1 was in Gravel-tene, whoa I -net the priaoner,whossid to ran Gude morning ears, can you tell me d• re, to de Lomb* Detke i" I s e w he had • gawky 1 of yowls( apparel all loose under his arm, sad said, "If you tall me where yea got thaw things from, I will." He replied that be had tome from Germay, and wee then going bush. I aid mot think this very Maly at that time is the ineasta& ead told him I sheald lake him to the epos which be threw all the things dews Memo o sad ran off. I on, however, ter reek* kw 1124 sod naught him before he bed gorse 100 ride. I qaestleaml him, but could got so satiefectory reply, sa I seek him to the authors, where I searched him, mid fora IL If.. Id. sod • lot of fermiers edam epos him. Mts. Aims odd the prisons, had lodged at her hose Maw km Fain:day. lout night at about 10 &cloak be melted sad clemad himself to go out, sad the asked him when he waogoisg at that time of sight. He replied that ha was going to the ship, ried told her not to sit up for him, but to kayo Ilto door unfasMed, sad he would lot bloat M. OM west to bed about clove& o'clock and slept very setradly, till the wee awoke this morning by the poll anise at shoat half-pet two, when she missed a brocaded silk skirt at her own , sad a coat and • pair of trove. ere belouphig to her hasbaed, who was in the country. A sovereign and 2e. hod also been takes from under her pillow while she slept, mad a gold ring, which the prisoner hod on his anger, wee Wes out of her drawer, together with the Molise. TM dohs predated wee. (hoes obe had lost. Ile. Primate, one of Mrs. Jboase's lodgers, hisafified three of the onrs, three palm of Isomers, • leather sad a carpet bag, which had b ea takes from the prissier, ee his property, sod said he had also loos bollootoretta sad MY silver, welch was I. a porte-nionaele la hie poaMt. TM primmer, Wog told its oast p Wore tootbst mom d his dedmor, sod me oemmitied for trial. GUILDHALL. CATTY as AIM lIIIIIINATTOX or 110011t3, TI a . SAltillll/ ATTOILN ST. Anal Bayley lately carrying on badness so os attor ney st 13, Oreshem-s'reet, City, who absconded from Ids ere More ia inie, 1859, leaving behind him liabilities to the extent of about 200,0001, wee brought up on a warrant, herbs beta captured by Brett, an experienced deasetive sergeant of the City fora, la she colony of Victoria, is Lastralia, and pita(' at ths bar for examination, before Aldermen Lawrence, the preeiding megietrata, charged with non-eurnwider to the o,t lamed ageless him Is bankruptcy. Mr. Poland sneered for the powecution; sad Mr. Hum phrey., jar-., (tithe Arm at Humphrey., am, sod Morgan, kw the defame. Although more than twelve months have clamed since the Ord mintier were made in the caw, our readers will peobstily eseellet• that la the inveetigati.ot of the psi- POWs aides at the time of his fight, unusual sensetkin was mood among the profession to which he belonged, as well ea the trading com munity, with whom he appeared to have hod Ter, =tocsin betimes transactions. Some idea may be lonised of the recklseentsa with which he conducted Ole pecuniary stairs from the fact that at the time be I absconded he yea bopelmely i nso l ven t, an d that his account shows his permits' expeaditime alone had exceeded his Mecum by the enormous nun of neatly 60,0004 His ho is and papers further diectoted the mideppromiation of monies of client cot:wed to him to the extent of shoat 40,00 W. His total liabilities it was foetid considerably emended 150,0001., but the cursory glance at the mo3unts, obtained when the warrant for the prieoueed apprehension was granted, rendered it impossible to strive at an accurate estimate of the fall extent of his defalcations and liabilities, The uses ate stated to be mortgaged to their full value, so that the crelitors have little hope, if any cd • dividend from the estate. The venial was granteti in April lest and pliesd in the hands of Brett, who forthwith mocorsded to Audislia in merit of the bankrupt, who on being arresied appealed to the colonial tibiae'', collegial, the whole of the proceedings step by step until the ceder for hie extradition was made out, and signed by the Chief Jack* of the Supreme Court of Viet,* when Brett took charge of his primmer, and soiled for Ragland In the Agincourt, the whole journey out sad home having beset succestfully accomplithei in the short spate of about eve mosithe. Mr. Poland having stated the facts of the cue, the follow ing evidence wu Mimed : llamas Collies said—l am clerk to Mr. Hunker, one of the managers In Binkruptcy. I produce the original pro inedings in 'ha beekraptcy of David !Ingham, of No. 13, Orsideam-street, in the city of London, in which he is dwraibtd u a scrivener, dealer, and chasm, man. Among the proceedings, I have the petition for adjudication at the emit of Mann. Hart, and their affidavit verifying the petition. I here also the adjudication signal by Mr. Commis sioner Goulbourn, dated the sth of August. The adjudication was dispu'od, but it mu confirmed on the 12th August. I have also the sonicoona requiring the bankrupt to sarreader on the27th Sept.. NA which am duly advertiewl in the Gaulle of the 13th of August, ►639. The 24th of An -0,4 wee the &at day sppoiatad for the bankrupt to surren der, bat the tune was of crwards extended to the 27th of September f Hs did not sarreader on either of thew days or save. Oa the 27th of September Oinwildolllll . Hoiroyd signed a tonaaraaduna which 1 else roles*, of the beakrapes uon•surreadcr. I produce a espy ef the Gum* of the 13th of August, rostrata* the ivertiessesm of the days deed for the bankrupt to earreadsr. Edwin flowermas, rid— I live at 3. Fella- tame, Spam sesd, Xlagaltuad. lam assistant to Mr. limber, the taw ware. Oa the 6th of Most, 'US, I erreed the beak- THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1859. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (IT UMW° TILSOZAPIO LEICESTAR MBEIDTG.-(THI8 DAY.) THE BRADGATR PARR STAHEL About UR • mile. Cby Hermit, Simple Strom, Olenloos o, Ripon, La Hol- Widmer, Tyraat, sod Frani* are here. LHICHSTER. HANDICAP. One mile end a half. Zayder Zee, Feradals, Peewit's, Asoladuchale, Omsk, and Woman is Bleak an Sum LAMS, PLATE. One mile. Kathariae Leak, Twilight, Happy Prince, Dane, Little Agana Appaedn, sad Owellyan are ere. HANDICAP PLATE. One talk. Little Poll, The Das% Stir Pudding, Kate, and Appendix en here. OTH MI AILIVIALS.—Kr. re% Commodore, Olt, th e Rover, Bobereliee, TimeDier, sena the Vale, Kinaereley, sad Rise*. COMMERCIAL AND MARSETR MARK-LANK.-(THIS DAT. The attendance of the trale was small sad the toss cast. Prices of moat 'ebbs of the trade were nealtered. The .v.- sopplyof homergrown grain wan Th. Inmate of foreign grain into Lond.or since last Monday were repotted Ir p this LOOTOID4 as small of dour, small of wheat, very sea ea. of barley, and again very brae of oat., viz. 42,000 qrs. VilliAT.-EDglish held at last Mondays rates, Foreign ! L s unaltered in value. English white 40e. to 460. ; red, II: 3.5 e. to 40e. per qr.; Dante() and Konigsberg, 42.. to Ti. 64.. per 0141 b. ; Rostock, 42.. to 60e.; other Baltic pieta, it 40.. to 46e. ; French, 335. to 425. Yl.Otni quiet at about last Monday's prices. Town, 35a r to 43e.; Norfolk, 29.. 61. per 2801 b.; French, 284. to 33e. 'i per 2111016. ; Amer., 11.9., - per banel. BABAS'( quiet In demand ; unaltered at last Moaday's MOIL - • 116 1 1114 h. 245. to Ma. per qr.; Baltic, 21e. to 27e. ; other r sorts, 23.. to 27e. per quarter. gt Oar..-Notwithamding continued large arrivals, the at Made ruled firmer, vriih • more active dem d, at last ri et. Mosiday'a prices. British, 20s. to 30a. per qr.; 19.. to 225. oar gr. ; other Baltic porta, Tie. to 27a. par qr. Bisge.-EnglisS and Egyptian at about hal Mooday's eta, English tick, 36e. to 41s. ; harrow, 42a. to 46a. par qr. Foreign, 40a. to 60e. per qr. Emden, Ur. ni rit F.a.as.-Very little doing ; prlese are quoted turalteeed at I, rates. English boiler., 47.. to 605.; hog gt and grey, 36a to 425.; foreign white, 49.. st FLOATING Caetooea.-Binoe last Friday 23 -lades a t meats were reported srrived at ports of . via., 6 er. Mr., 14 maize, and 2 barley. The mambos of wpm of lit wheat od the coast an sale amount So about 20 carver. t The latest sal.. reported were :-Wheat, Taganrog (Adair, g 42a. 31.; Marlanopoll, 44.. per 49/11h; Odom barley, r SL. led. pm 4001 b.; Maim, lbrall, 27a. pie 41101 b. AUIRIVaIa iIITO 909 DUN FROM NUT. 111 TO OPT. L. isitibb tiles**. itlits. riOr P 4. IS Ills sa E tta MU IL tOat at. goo* atm. 1.174 ii do. -arm as. MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SVCIAII —The mall public male vent of wilkont giving Cask quo•atione, but the market boo • mom steady aP tut=.—Thir article is very firm, sad tlte large public sales nave gone off welL Plantation Ceylon sold, middling deeriipuoos, 67. . to rta. dd. Native C. yloo. ordioary, 66a; superior. 56.. to 61e. Three:mrgeoe of Rio sold afloat, to arrive 60.. 6.1. to Rs 6d. The trade - continue to buy with cotfidencv, sad prior are fully supported, with rather a large bu,istese done. Rms.—The domed has become dull, and prices with dif ficulty supported. 8.11111.1TY1 sold at a alight advance. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Thiminicetiesteedy at the folbwleg goatee/ass : Toms la. low, Me 111. set matt ; Petersburg Y.C. tee the s, 675. to 67e. 31. ; September, 67e. ; Weber to December, 67e. IL to 87s. disva, separately, 67e. 61. BOROUGH HOP-MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Deems. Petaintlea sad Smith report that the market Is firm, and a good dewed mutineer. MINIML-IHIB DAY. Two O'CLoCt. The mining market remains firm, with a good amount of business. West Condon shares continue ; in demand, with an upward tendency, and are et marked in the Stock Exchange 145. Great Wheal Alfred have been dealt in rn that establish ment at I}, and Tamar at 3. There has also been some business in shares in Vale of Towey, lierods- ; foot, and Great Wheal Vor. is Cobra Copper Mining shares continue in demand, g and are marked 47. There are also some inquiries for English and Autralian Copper, which have been le dealt in at Other foreign and colonial der g eriptions art stead 7. OXFORD, WORCESTER, AND WOLVERITAMPTON N RAILWAY. —Tie receipts of this company, includingdes it Btourbrabrie Esti:mien and 81 ratford-upon-Avon Canals, for the irtnigh* endingthe Ilth of fkpteuiber, hare been 10,261/. Oe. 10d., whilst tiro*, for the con cspauling fortnight of 1958 amounted to 9,6901. 12s. 108., end th e expenditure, also Ja ded ng that of the Stourbrge Rutenalon and Stratford upon-Aven Canala, 3,9641. 6e. 3d., being at the rate of 38.62 per cent., whilst than. for the corresponding fortnight of 1868 amounted to 1,6'8/. 17a. 5d., or at the rate of 37.66 per cent. The aggregate receipts for the drat five fortoighis and four days of the half-yeee amount to 61,6881. Ile. 34., ea ageiest 48,0801. 12a. 10d. for the correeponding Eve fortnigh's said five days of the previous year; sad the aggregate exposes kir the fira eve fortnight. and four p days of the half-year amount to 20,0881.1&. 4d., being at the * rate of 3816 per cent., se egainit 18,3584. 14. Od. for the r , eorreepneding dye fortnight, and Iles day. of the peerless p r yet, or the este?f 37.7tpte emit. e - Si. hxze's HALL SiZCIAL SUNDAY EVENING fltavtrwL—Tbe services bad last whiter by mimed aos cioefarseist minister; in this spacious and beautiful kalL sod which were attended a, largely by the working clams, will be lamed early la Itiorwuber. DIMWIT SHAM AND /mom& lb. I P 4. i Unman U al 1/1. PSI 111. MO U •11 OL 111 K M st R si. I PIiTL/t1,431 ldl WOW* Saran 4p. 11.41. 11: on "II 6 th kr h0 11 4 64 .16. 4 . 1 o k asailoa. LO °swam IMO p.a.N0.1 n Dm 40. tt. i . oil Ednoloro Oslo.. 4 pot Omit. iro. it LWtr,l r °I" Indi 4 hfro , `"thr-.• leo Do. No l 0 Ow f w Ont. 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Md Tm Dl= an• Lad The great report of the day, said to be based on private despatches from Biarritz, but with respect to the value of which I can my nothing, is that the knotty question of the Duchies is stranged, that Tummy is to be reigned over by King Leopold's weed son, sad Parma and Modena united under the Archduke Marin, (I)—Paris owns pondeat of rims. RAILWAY EXCURSIONS.—As an instance of the distant excaetoes which are now constantly being arranged for a single dey's Melt to London, It may be noticed that among others, the Great Western , the Oxford, Worcester and Wolverhamptoe, the South-Bastern and the Brighton Railway', join in • monster excursion to the Crystal Niece this day, for Madams Clara Novello's canoed, without change of canker from Dudley, Star-- bridge, Kiddleminater, Maven', Worerthr, and the districts around. RECKLESS CONDUCT OP COLLlERS.—Yeeterday an inquest was held before W. S. Rutter, Esq., one of the meows for Lancashire, on the bodies of two colliery, teamed Samuel Booth end William liollynetor, who had died from butes received In the Agecroft colliery, near Manchester, on the 6th inst. The two deceased end two other colliers, named Hughes and Lome, IMO working nearly together on the 6th, when Hughes went to make Booth to stem • charge of gunpowder is a bed of coal of untuntal hardens. Lomas, obeereing that Booth had put nearly a pound of powder int" the stem, which was nearly three times the mewl amount, observed, " Well. Sons, you mean to do it well this time." Booth exclaimed, " Aye, I do, or I'll blow it to —." After some further conversation. showing great recklesseess of con sequences, they retired only toe shoo distance, and the con sequence was that, the powder exploding without producing the desired effect, burnt all but Lomat. very severely, and Booth and Mollynecut have died from ter Gets. Hughes is suffering severely from his burns. The jury found that death wee the result of • blasting shot rerkleeely and carelessly prepared, and that the deceased, Simnel Booth, was guilty of manslaughter. VITRIOL TrittOmlNO.—On Monday afternoon, about four o'clock, a lady, la walking down 11*h-street, Sir mieghon, bad her dress and mantle completely destroyed by a boy throwing a quantity of vitriol upon them, sod she nar rowly escaped receiving the contents of the bottle in her face. There is reason to believe that robbery was intended, for for ma/dal, upon her raising en alarm she was surrounded by a number of rough people, many of whom witnessed the oc currence but did not make the slightest attempt to capture the young rascal who was guilty of the act. RESCUE FROM DROWNING.—A letter from Ryde says:—"A gallant action was performed here yesterday which demon note. A gentleman fell into deep water from the pier at Hyde, and, being unable to swim, had sunk twice, when Dlr. Goons Whitehead, midithipmes R.N. (a youth of 17) hearing a cry, rushed to the vat, and strip ping of hie Jacket jumped in, and succeeded in saving the drowning men. His own life, however, was nearly lost In the attempt, for the sinking man clutched him round the neck end drew hire under water; and but fer the timely arrival of a best, probably two corpses would hays been brought salaam." DRATH OP A CUMBERLAND Rtsp.—We (eum lirrkati /aerie() regret to record the death of Mr. John Repro., et Penritb, " the last of the Cumberland beide." , For some time he has been suffering from disease of the heart, end on Tuesday last • pewee but ridden attack proved fatal. Mr. Rayon's name has long been associated with our local literature, his last effort being the translating of the =of Solomon into the Cumberland dialect fur Prince Besaperto. Its wee 66 yam of ago. U Ili MONEY MARKB2.-2HIS DAY. Two o'Ciocw. The funds remain firm, at yesterday's prices, with little business. The government broker has again purchased 5,0001. Cense*ls, for the Savings Banks. Attention continue to be directed to the statements that the governments of England and France have strived at a buis of agreement on the Italian question. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange firmness still prevails, bat the current business is too small to give a stimulus to prices. The scrip of the New Indian Loan is fairly sup ported, at 1001 to The Three per Cent. Rentes opened at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Rmter's telegram, at 68fr. 90c. for the account, Wog the same as they closed yesterday. Consols are officially marked 94 to for money, and 94 to for the 11th Oct. The present quotations are 954 to for cash, and 954 to for the account. The New Indian Loan (stook) has been dealt in at 1004 to ditto Scrip, at 1004 too; the Four per Cent. Debentures of 1869, at 964 to 4 ; and Exchequer Bills, at 22.. to 235. prem. - Foreign stocks remain firm. Mexican Bonds are still rising, and eve last marked 22. The Old Turkish Six per Cents. are well supported at 83 to 84, with a fair inquiry, whilst the last loan is quoted 881 to 691. The scrip of the New Russian Loan is steady at par. There have again been some inquiries for Venezuela Bonds. Sales are recorded as follows :—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., for account, 77; ditto Deferred, 20; Fsquador New Consolidated Bonds, 161; Mexican 1 Three per Cents., for amount, 214, 22 ; New Granada Active Bonds, 171; Peruvian Uribarren Four-and-a-Haif per Cents., 82 ;ditto Three per Cents., for account, 724, 72; Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 481 ; Russian Three per Cents., 1869 (scrip), par, / dis., 1 prem. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account, 66} ; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, for account, 84 ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021 ; Venezuela Two-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 281 ; ditto One per Cents., 16. The City of Washington has arrived from New York, with 123,0001. in specie. The demand for money was brisker yesterday, and few transactions took place in any quarter below 21 per oent. At the Bank business was also more active. At Hamburg the rate of discount is 11 to 11 per cent., and at Amsterdam 21 to 3, the Bank rate being =detained at 3 per cent. The large suns of 108,0001. in gold, part Austra lian and the rest American, was sept into the Bank yesterday. As a considerable portion of the recent re mittances from New York and Australia remains to be disposed of (only about 30,000/. having been bought for the Continent), further amounts are likely to be retained here, especially as an additional arrival to the extent of 134,0001. is announced by the Agincourt, from Melbourne. Further large supplies of Australian gold are shortly expected. 'the Waterloo, with 10,0001., has been at sea 90 days ; the Rent, with 148,0001., 87 days ; the Bine Jacket, with 144,0001., 83 days ; and the Marco Polo, with 232,000/., 71 days. There is rather more demand for silver for trans mission to Bombay, on private account. On 'Change yesterday afternoon bills on Frank fort and Vienna, and short drafts on Paris, were quoted rather less favourably for this country. The alterations were not important, as will be seen by the rates quoted below : Amsterdam, three months, 11.164 to 1 : ditto shoat, 11.144 to 16; Rotterdam. three months, 11.164 to 4; Antwerp, three months, 93.30 to ; Bereturg, marks *moo, three month% 13.3 4 w 4; 24 Paris, three days sight, 16.10 to 16; ditto, three months, 25.821 $0 7i; I r leblyUnoin-ihs. Mains, three months, 117* to I • Pesewhoem per rouble, tines mouths, 93: to 94 ; Vienna, e 6. do. arm months, ' 12.35 to 46 • Tiles* ditto, three months , 12.35 to 45 ; Madrid,, three months, 49j to 1; Cadiz, three months, 494 to 50 ; Leghorn, three months, 30.6 to 10 ; Genoa, three months, 25.60 to 60; Naples, three months, 401 to 4; Palermo, three months, 1221 to 123; Moraine, three months, 12304; Lisbon, 90 days, 614 so 1 ; Oporto, 90 days, 611 w 62. The apprehended dispute with the United States respecting the Island of Sru Juan attracted some at tention yesterday. We give below a copy of an address to the governor which at the date of the last advice. WOO iu coarse of circulation in Vic:oris, Vancouver's Island. Private letters state that it would probably be signed by font•fiftbs of the inhabttantr, a strong feeling being exhibited against the arrogant beha vior,: of the Americans, who had already offered to sell town sites on the disputed island. A private letter says:—" I was over there on the 30th July. and should advise the government to give up British Columbia and Vancouver's Island if they do not keep San Juan, for it is the key to British Columbia, and commands the channel to our northern settlements." To His Excellency James Douglas Esq., C.B„ Sc. Sir, —We the undersigned Inhabitants of the tows al Victoria beg to express our sympathy with you, in the Im portant crisis which the unwarrantable conduct of an :Aker lug a commission in the army of the Unitot States has meted, end having read your derision as communicated is the Vancouver's Mend House of Amiably, we are desirous of conveying to )our Excellency our gratitude as British subjects for the firm end honourable manner in which you have treated the arsamption of sovereignty over San Joe& and the adjscent isles by a portion of the United Suites army. We further tender to your Excellency every midst. once in our power should the course yon Irmo so wisely de cided be unhappily resisted. At the adjourned meeting of the proprietors of the Bank of England yesterday, formal sanction was given by ballot to the proposed payment of a dividend of 41. 10s. per cent. for the half-year. The twenty-eighth half-yearly meeting of the Sambre and Meuse Railway Company is called fee the 12th Oct., and that of the West Flanders Rail way Company for the 14th Oct. The direction of the Dutch Rhenish Railway Com pany advertise the payment, in due course, of the interest coupons due the Ist prox. on their loan of 4,800,000 fl. Subjoined are the latest quotations of insurance and miscellaneous shares, as given in the Stock Exchange List of last evening : lamaranes.—Alliance, Britteh ant Foreign, 17( ; ditto Marla', 61,691; General, 6; Olole, 09; Indemnify Marine, 172, 1711; Marine, 110. Gaa Light.—Equitable._6l ; Great Central, 101; Imperial, am 261; Westminster Chartered, 59. Docks.—Commercial, 101; Esat and West India, 120; London, 67f, 67; Vtotorla, 103. Waterirorke.—Berlin, 41, 31, 4, 31, 41, 41. . . The tea market remantsveiy firm, with a con siderable amount of business. Common Coogou was dealt in sesterday at Is. 3d. The number of chests of East India indigo de clared for the next sales is 10,300 in the A, and 1,600 in the B catalogue. Tr ESDST EvININO. Como* which closed yesterday at 951, " sellers,* for the 11th October, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 951 to 1 both foe money and the account. The official business report is as follow:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 951, 1, 1,1 ; ditto, for account (11th October), 951,1 / India Stock. 216; Bank Stock (for account), 2211 the New Indian Five per Cent. Loan (stock), 1001 ; ditto, scrip, 104, 1001; Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1859, 961, 951; India Fondle 2s. die. The scrip of the new Indian Loan wu quoted this morning 1001 to 1, and had improved at the close to 1001 to 1. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of 1838 were quoted 951 toe; thou of 1839, 95 to ; and Exchequer Bills, 220. to 255. prem. Mexican Bonds continue in demand, and have ad vanced to 211 to 1. The old Turkish Six per Cent& remain quoted 83 to 84, and the new, 64 to 891. The scrip of the new Russian Loan was quoted in the afternoon 1 dis. to par. The inquiries are still prin. tipsily on Contioestal account. Venezuela Bonds have improved owing to the, more favourable political &deices : the Two-and-a. Half per Cents. were quoted 27/ to 28, and the Deferred 14) to I. ";-: -1.47- • 37. L ' s . .. I Taw 1 g. te 1 E. Ii 1 ... 7aw oi di. ile 13 hr dr -- is le ssi ss is ts es lee 111 1 01 lb l a : j i. : 3,0 . 101 101 10 100 111 1111 N Ns t 1 1 1 1 9 11111 z~ 44 1. 11 t it , -, 1%114 e tit..... '1 ! d if Mad - l2 lr• re s t • Af11;11Wil • • b e fa . 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