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

AMERICA. (PT DLAGNITIC TILIORAPE.) (rioa ova owl, oomazeronouvrj LIVERPOOL, Tuvaeo►T. The steamer, City of Washington, from New y a k, August 28, was off Holyhead at half-past iota this morniog, and is due here about six this rin usi. She brings the United States mails. CANADA. (IT MAONITTO THLRHILAPII.) (/lON OUR OWN OORRISPONDENT.) LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY. . . _ The steam-ship Nora Scotia, which left Quetee • th i s vith ult., passtd Donaghadee this morning at robably rwli this poet this tvening. 0115018111 P OP TEI Pans IN ITALY. z w a se d with the otenipateme of en arbitrary 00 .4 priesthood, the onasorship bersimmied the writers of wattlated their writing.. The imam Pad frequently a r eb d e rsibitad words, just as the prisek In their con have a list of " reenrwed tits" Hence woo ta• most curious awes and the most gro ttoes _ , which might ju s tly claim admit- Igoe ber:r 7 CBll h4r ior your owe Jb,,c4. I will goo * which °marred lately to the Kingdom of yy ; it was toll to me by the person who wag the redo of the affair. In file of the 'maritime cities of goofs than lived en apothemry, who was leented not K aty t o !rags bat to books also. He hod a little library back-parlour, where he rreilved hlo friends for the of coavereatioo and reading. He had to go on t o Naples, and while he wu away the polio* M ufti we shop, eutnined his books, and seised and ear yid away a somber of them. The apothecary himself, as Owes Morning to his despoiled home, was armored on board lb simmer and contorted into the preemie, at • com mis"r j police. By this functionary he was subjected nramily 4(.13 ; he was ecru ed of revolutionary and to make six!' this accUiVioll the 0003 et• book—one of the apothecary'. own books- T .-t i n titie of " Phartnacoma Italiaaa," and wu publiahed et Tarn. . . . — l:s o m how this esker, the rowel/my. •Cestaialy. it boy book. What harts caa you set ! No harto In the title and plain of pabilcation f Th . w o k ~,s e 4 2 . =tiers cooomoisi Italy , it is thereon a weeintioners prodoctios." Nenmes! Bare yon read it? Hew you looked over es A e rlle el me psg belbey mot ! I oloold bs vary wavy to toad it. Ito a argootod book—thot is quite most be re." "JIM epee k skis, and you w ale that it treats of rift but waxend etedirinee, mak( pills, te." bird of at his moo bsomoto the roan of the Oho osemorod weer be sod bkrphating, bat tee was fray mogsl4l to Wore kb prbottor i _thr to hart kept bin IS walk ikons would Ist Moo to the oltrooto bistoresto of the dir. Ho boil tooptotod do book ham ko boo loorrot of Iko Issaslag of the word CPbeemeaspla" wit% the woad Woes bolosiod to the pro swami tad ~pooled womb ooliolood he the hoe compiled by Oa gaithuses of dr Hrowales. Add to tbk that the leek wee Wed at Tar* 'Wok Is eceeiherad the hotbed rf Cost meesetad minis. 223 IN4COUR4I7O:I BANQUIT AT m LAW INTELLIGENCE. (rani DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Yaw.) Il TIRIZNITOOD.—THI PLEAsuaLs OF LITIGATION. This wee a meeting for the last exeinbution of Thomas Tharnwood, who wee formerly proprietor of the Bull Inn, Farnham. It appeared that the bankrupt made an wigs meat ter the benefit of his creditors, as far beck u the 6.13 of September, 1856, the trustees being Mr. James Spenc.ley, of Goodge-street, and Charles Th tanwoo 1, Eq., of Upton-park-terraos, Slough. Ueder that assignm e nt th e trustee* have received and divided between the rredisr• between 8,0001, and 9,0001., there being • balance in hand of 1,300/., which they refused to divide, on the ground that a suit In Chancery had been instituted against them by mortgages', and they held it av A41.2121ity for any law costs that m a y b e Incurred. The bankrupt being arrested and confined in the Quotes Prison petitioned the Insolvent Court, but his application not being granted, an adjudication in bankruptcy was obtained. The bankrupt not haring filed hie balance-ahc3t, en ad journment wee granted to the 23rd of October, l The bankrupt Charles Carter all , c TE.IL. oaI-merchant, of Tower bill. applied to par his 117AnliD4iM!. The b slance-ahrw prepared by Mr. Chutes Brown, of biologiesll-street, commences ler. January, 1857, and ends 29% of July last, showing creditor, unsecured 8141.; liabilities on bilis receivable 7901, of which 4911. are expected to be proved against the estate; liabilities to the City of London Life Areurettoe Office, 681.; profit on tredings, 1171. Cr.. By cub in the bend, of Mr. Rowed,ld, 3.51. , aeotors, good, 441.; bed, 491., carried to lessees , pro perty given up after deductions, 1001.; property in the hands creditors, 101. - isms, 1191.; bade expenses, 2251.; domestic, 2481.; and fisialiamel , at commencement, 205!. Mr. BosiasU, of hilpot-lane, for the assignee., offering no opposition, the bankrupt passed and obtained enlarged protection to the °Mill:ate mentlag. THE POLICE COURTS. (TUB DAT.) SOW4TREET. ♦ )La7 QUALM. A Witt e na Peaks** Irritated and Margaret Hava metber, were pissed at the by Wm* Mr. Heavy es a drape afros& Mr. iffeett, • tredemea W Greet Chaelotte-etreet, steed that gun U rielesk het night be wee peeing through Uncell'irineelisMe with • Mead, a yeses lady. They had bur et • &Wee, end he wee seesempanyieg the Fuer lady blew As 'boy panel threngb Lionel!' s lea-Saida they saw the Fleenor' and • ma quarreliag. The woman wet comply ielag art her sea bed week her. He (eareplatnant) stopped • reatiesut to look es, when the male Flume said to him " What the do yen want to media ler r Wiener" replied, " I doe% want te meddle." Prisoner Ma denuded whet he wanted to stand there for. Whom tu=l, " louse much right here as you." The primer him in a menacing manner, end whams, thins=dpileoner sadbout to strike him. stepped hack to save himself, caught hold of • hand. The hush prisoiser then cried out, He retratia, the blackguard—ire him alone." W 11124414 then weal an with hie friend, observing to her, I due my he to a reek coward, or he valid not strike his mother" The male primmer are mind span him, seized him and struck him. At the m i me time the nether also seised him by the throat, tearing hi. envie free his meek. A straggle ensued, in the wens of which bin bird was much injured, one of his =llbeing badly sprained. He also loet • ring. His friend a policeman, who released him, and took the prisoners tato erairody. Mr. Gush, of Stanhope-street, pawnbroker, raid be wee Culat the time, and saw nearly the whole transaction. im m er r d Mr. Elli ott say that prisoner was • " rank coward le strew his mother." This a:preemies provoked the eswell. He best Mrs. Earthed eel Mr as a Meg:hoard, and eery be had gime her. There we a ma there, the father et We ode primer, le lellevell. The heber sad wet were esker, bet Me illewie_priewer wee Mak. Mile Des* He pewee ledy referred to, corroborated. Tie wile primer mid he wet " having a few words" with lie hear. trim Mr. Elliott came up and interfered, wean tkas I. gdf, H. WM Elliott to go away, sad not away elm, bet Mike parched In mixing himself up with I I the mem. Hb wodierleill Elliott to go away, on which he Meek her bat in the bee and then on the head. (She had a Meek eye.) " Then," added the prisoner, I err. Wetly did peek Into him, end I would do it again, Huy me Week sy wolber." Mr. Henry—Thee you aught not to strike her yourself. Tb primer denied that he did so. The father here ewe forward and gave a very similar *mount of the offish% bet admitted that Mr. Elliott did tot strike Mrs. Havilaad, but only pushed her. He deeded that the boy struck hie mother. They bad been speeding the evening at the Imre of • filmed, and hie wife had had some spirits and water which bad got into her head, but " she was not drank, she wee between the two." Mr. Henry—l am ',timed to think that your eon had a little too mach oleo. It have no doubt from the evidence that it was ha, and not Mr. Elliott. who struck his mother. Ilermw, I think that if Mr. Elliott had not interfered late weld sot have occurred. He ought not to have made ohnervation about the pt ismer being a coward. TM complainant raid It would certainly have been math better. Mr. Reary—The complainant certainly did wrong in that. Bat still it did not justify such an aseartit as this. Under all thew asethar 10a.einsuntatencee I shell fine the son 205., end the The /;s; were paid. MINDS ?OWN 114 a L: ne hiesion of the Leeds Town Ran ea Ton ey Mt woo Mewed by a banquet, gime by the Mayor of ledsaft Peng Ftdrimirs, to about 300 of the pelaelpel Wks and immftemen, who hal been primitnely hotbed to the immpemmtkom. The bangoet took place im the l argo ball, erbke will vietwolly be itootni by tee name of " the Town Hell" Hie worship the mayor presided over the repast, end these proem were--the ]]gone Lady Feirtiairn ; Ist Pi4trillion; the Bebop of Ripon sod Mrs. Bickerstoth he Rm. Dr. Hook. Vicar of Leeds, and Mrs. Hook ; Lord Goieeicte 111. P.„ Lord sod Lady H aw k e , Ilk Hwy Smith, K.C.8., the Ceellilise of Ream Fenortheno, Lody A. Scott, the Honourable E. Ihneestee, Mr. J. W. Mehra, the Hick Rhea of York -1111 June Watts, Major-dremeld Thompson, Mar rait.sl.Pemilemelle, Mr. R. M. Mow M.P., Mt. Edmond 1111. P., Mr. O. B. Besereft, M.P., and Mrs. Bee weft, Mr. J. Ovetswood, M.P., Mr. Z. M.P.. Mr. W. Weed, M.P , Mr. Vane., M.P., sad 11 % BrYeet, Mr. Ooarg. Lem Fox sad Mrs. Fez, Mr. W. L Demlem, mod the Hoe. Mrs. DIIIIWS, Coked Herithg, Noes Child, Colossi Wdlemboin, Jobs Gott, Kr. I. A. Kin (the toes .clerk) ; Imelda meet of the mayors of th e Wen &Kw becomes, the Lord Mayor of York, the load , the members of the town council, de., Mein. r l a V e =erbor Isms. were also meet. Mr. Huber, of Load es eeseewAster, sad diethergod the duties of his responsible Mike in a moat einoptory memoir. The Bishop of Ripon toted es sod said grime before sod after the bemuse. la props the first toast after the banquet. Tee Karoo rid—Her Majesty boa seated to so• hat MO gni/imam at the eery wenn sad enthueisstic reception she hr met with in this tows—(loud chseve)—ead that ma Amid lam • pleat Is her recollection to the beset period of I,,lll.filtilaCe (Renewed chewing.) I esU yee ale dusk the "Health of our beloved cloont." ( theme' ) The toast was drunk with tee hearths! manthentlons of loyally, as wore those of "The Prime Comort," "The Pilo., of Wale; and ths rest of the Royal Family.' . The "An.y sod Navy" wadi rasreded SO by Air EMMY Surf., 1.C.8., and Lioursaium. olonel Beeeere, of the Tereehlee Bowen; end "The Clergy" by the Bishop of The MATOI proposed " The health of Earl Pl'swalieni,” the Lard-Lbsaisaant of the Wait Riding. In &Meg so his mealy aid that Y , saltiremes highly iseceotel as seta hen kid , who had always taken aa Nave part a the inwerlent of fhb large country. (Baer, hear.) Its Mead that his lordship was a worthy pleassor of the baby ale (Appian ) Iced Fres•rnaimor bristly responded la the teed, enable the duenrtyailly shat hc strald always eadeavour te datharge lie . ) Tie Wall (Appl a et the enee High Sheriff of Torkahlre,the= sad fluef Lads, the Members Lea the West =les el Ueda wan dealt la witeenien. Ms Loa K. T. BAUM, Is helm es as ff ban, sannef tbst lad bed the know Masi! of being mama a hat Kelesty, rid bed theredion bed nee rhea ci i : ar ppleteelty of brig • earrast he wives And de WO sherseler which el has. .) La Chsageller d the Denby of Lemorler be had maw copporoaiiiis of witsoodoif with profound re gest sad odiairoifo• the maser In which b Me kay had at all UMW devoted herself to the ea zref what izh wilts., ll her hereditary east, , tie be ns diseharge of all the duties of • great lauded awards Mr womb sod doimodanta. (Applause) r e lltd ise •NS rid admired IN oirraiso of her unwearied !~Yssaeti of bar anaKee aim to promote the beet all the weak mad, sad educational atti tude—el all who stood a that eastioahip towards her. (epleass.) It was utterly lapsable that t he calla of duty b wbkb be Whited alai he discharged in • more cow Wea, ea an*, mum than they were Welled by Obi Qom, and be vas nappy to bare the opliatesity if ) bony boilmay what be bad MEW( ma of bar lit• lamplary esadleet. (Applaasa e juttecalle don •• " Promperity the TOWS sad tided lasi" mid mbar torts, sad the comploy reposed Aid lidfirt thank. Sir Marna Marshall, Alderman, is annipt the Went ordvalet* the Allmeserle Hmel, Brighton. Desert or A POLITICAL Ref°lefte/L—Os Ton ally, Robert Baird died et Pitt-street. The demand was • tort unties of a Scottish 114toric character, lens the brother of Baird, of Hardie sod Baird, etented at Wrier la le2o, d e hie share is the troubles sad ninon retestisee.—Olemott Delay Nal Restore ACCIDRRT THROUGH Jinni:NO (MR • RAILWAY PAILAPLIT. Yerterd_sy monting, Man two e'deek, u &west Rages, M 11, was poseillic h e mas ite[ Idwerdetreer, Deptford, he saw • mat tuned lake is the eroploy of Mr. Elnybes, .Since, el New !GlN_ Wag Rader oas of the mons of the Chresswite mmef, ponstug sad amble to sow. The seseast he Parrto*. sergesat was, that he bad bees tanked as moon =shaman to the pine aimed, sod that • spend Inn two sea rens who smealted sad= S. • serstelter w preo.rs end the aim ten see !epee to the merest stares, where he w Mended by the fsso Cretan] ssnisres, who (mad that Its had resened swims isjary to the spins of bete bock Min sill, so rterte, reader his • istgle for brides *tares to Me heed, hp, nod ether or his body. It wee mbessmeatly olsorliond Ilia so ur has mist* wilt the *arks la the swam, Inbar Re md a enpanios bad been to the Crystal Palate, ea bowed got. Nr out et the New Cron dation oa their mats bon. went to lane, where dam took the Milo for Dept- Ofhl widest umber their farm. Da the arrival of the erne *Deptford, both am, in order to avoid thesedess A ct eat al the muoi skis of the train, sal sneosedel to le****l the IP, *Gem Being observed, they were ileogekteles the Trost ono (it bate dark at the tine)) .wets( the eye ensued by a ticket collector, sod in eoneillor Iseasesied the parapet, baling a thetas* el alma fl/ hat. lad had br ne nue denaribed will Anal by In pollsto.orrtrumlL The Om yes *lnk et the time. sad is voono osolood to las beat. Osonct7tort ON A MMLWAT.-0a the 31st at I " SWIM of timber sad as lens bar were ro si ent evert the rids ea the Oxford. Wos for 4 W tar Here nor Rreshans. They wen waked, Pend MMIl• "' "if Priem of throwing do tomb of 010 rob. We (Iroootooomaire Ciron:44 tint loolutalyrotillies le telsght sad . Wo trolsoleal a hogs ro. ' viol b Awed /or ippilanalma. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 9, 1858. LARY ♦PPLICATION UNDER THE DTTORCE AND CA VSIO4 ACT, A wiry respeolabie-looklng old woman prenatal berseN this morals. bane Me. Psystar, to solicit an order of pro tection. lodes the Mame Aot. Kr. Payeder—How hag has your Dugout left you ? Twenty pore. rtay m tior—Whea did you led but of him? erNot an dal time. t ya — tir—Thos be may be dead ? Appileast—He may. Yr. Poynter—The as order for protection would ba both unasetamey sad useless. You would not require an order t. qma y :flr r i ato%tot a ; d bu ad t he may ' be a li ve, and thee abseil. Mr. Peyote; —Explsin ell the circumstances of the case to me, beghtning at your marriage. Applloaat—l was monied at Greens:eh forty-four rare ego. My Imbued was a black math. We lived to. yaw he we ran Is tlilerent place. sad ;bootMinty no Fars op moved Is Youth -gtrej, Maim, lAMB le dassdid 11r7Psynter—rnder. whit circumstances did h. leave you? Appriceat—He owe borne one S.tordsy night, sad with out say*, a word, started off wit► his wage., and I never saw his sfhweards, sad have not the least notion whether be le dead or alive. Paya - 11:-I coal waierotand why you require a pro tection odor. _ Applicost—l Imo moo vormay mains to too, sad Wag • morrlod wawa. I ass told I coal haws It withcort the war. — Mr: Poynter-11m you no notion what induced your Matted to leave root? Applisont—Ho bad other 00121102N1111 besides so, as I afterwoods hived; I wean another female, with whams iho was w billifirl/111111111 of istisoacy. Mr. Poroftr—DM pia mks diligent ingniry after him P Applinall—l did; sad from ail I hoard Iballarad ha had pea will swam soma to Antenna. libeggehe--Thaprobability la tbst he is dead. woo kr with your worship that that is likely. I Pirt 4 slar—Tbs ourtidaly would prawns that ha was. The osempilo• of Is, us that a husband la dad if not herd of s lur MiligaM wiry nom yaws. As yon, how ever,. 11111 lid swore Mod Be is deed, sad require my order to got Me wog maim to yes, 11.111 giro it to you. ABBMIMA—I Hoak your worship. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. MAC DIILIINT ai ITTL -P tT Q. WOW Ititykors • well-dresewt mas„ wearing a moue , hubs wee rd wick Laudslent!, obtaining the ems el ' K. Om WiKam Askey, a groom, and enethirr tam at 54 I ham Saha Van i shes, aso a groom, by imam of skittle- Illi &ths ',Keno, of Arany, it appeared that he was s i s by Irsingises and two ethers into a pub/ie. 1 he=Kalimil-atraid, sad dialled for some halt-and•haW 1 , 1 eel Mindy Oar Ile prfaser wand In and eat down es/ salad hit NNE. pert who wad velar, sad then asked kin if he bed seta • Lads tams is. He tad him he had are, and sidled him le take maw el the pert, which be did. • Mind et the primmer Ohm rams In, and soon after he Awed le lay Fs Maid to baths et wine to one that ha would throw a 14111. waled 10 yenta, and the bet being ausiptc 1 by IA (priesseer) Mend, they art weld to ere the feat pa hreseL On mining at the plats It wee not hued suitable, and them It yrs propped by Indesser'm friend that they should pray at skittles, said the pekoes heo'ns offered to take 4 to 4 be would knack than down in ths 3 times, he (Ardrey) made the bet, sad the Wanner knocked them down fis tbri a times, end took the dee sovereigns which he had placed In prisons?' friers head aad put them in his paha. Ornewasunieed by Kr. Lesis—Did not go with the Mtge that of basin, and did sot make the bet with the intention of abusing. Kr. Leadley (the Wet dock)-14 you had won yam would Lee takes the prisoner'. sow. Prosecutor—l don't know. (Knob laughter.) Yr. Bingham—l is Ten would hare taken It. I know to. much of barren asters ant to know that. Sergeant illiberiss said he took the prisoorr into custody Y She slidials4l6l, emd lima on him 151 He was in cos 4simeta Mood balms hint for the last four years se a isms nlii lobo at lest remanded him, ultimately Ks &elk Mt ~flog the persons their money. WORSHIP-STREET. ♦ IVITI•7LT TRANSLATOR. Within Phillip, 52, a dirty, dtmointe-looking man, wu charged before Mr. HammEl with a viol, nt assault upon hie wife. The complainant, whose face bore marks of severs wage, said that between one sad two o'clock this morning her husband returned hones intoxicated, end mused her from sleep by a blow on nu) head; without a word of provocation he repeated the assault several times , acoompanying it with the most infamous language. At length she Ja ped, and on gaining the street-door was fortunate enough to obtain the asaistanceof • constable. H 166, gave evidenoe of finding the poor woman in almost a nude state at the threshold, with her face comma and evidently in fear of returning Into the honer; the primmer lay on a bed fast asleep with his clothes on. Mr. Hominid—What Is your hushiutd P Complainant—A translator, sir. Mr. Hammitt—A translator of what? Complainant—Of boots and shoes, sir. He earns a e...eat deal of mosey. 1 wish army poor men earned es much. But he is so perpetually into:testi I that it is of no eer t:ce, end be maul that unites I support him be will have my life. I have borne mush suffering at his bands. On the 7th of November last he was at the Mansion House for assaulting me, and had •in months' imprisonment. Subeequently he had so cruelly beaten tae that I was ia. a lunatic asylum for two years and three months. Indeed, my life with him has beep one of frightful mina/. I support myself, and cm bear his enmity no longer. Mr. Hamatill—lt Is a pity that these high wages seldom do any service; but it is too trots. He will now go to the Haase of Correction for three months. 87X41011 477411. Yesterday, a melancholy mearrenoe kept the inhabitants of a populous part at the town, the Blekernore district, in deep anent? and inapenee, far awn hours, sad it had a fats' termination, Joke Grilith, a working collier, of good charge'''. ' had a daughter, named Emma, aged 16, in service at a neighbouring besrehop, kept by a man named William Truster. On Sunday forenoon. some mania the hones heard the poor girl call for help, and there appears no doubt that he shamefully abused her. The girl, on escaping from biro, want home told something of what had oc..tured to her mother and female relatives : but ap peared in great dread of the truth being told to her father ; and on a man not of the family appearing, she ran affrighted into another room. Oa Tuesday, her father went to the turtgistretee aloe, to apply foe a walnut sestinst Trustee, desiring his daughter to follow him. Still her tear and shame withheld her, and she did not go. Her father upbrai led her for this, and, some additional facts having transpired, he told her that next morning she must go to•aorgery for examination. Yesterday morning, when, the time came, it was found that the poor g i rl had left the beam. The father nought her, end at her grmdmother's that she bed been there, and said she would never again mare home. Onpromoutleg his search further, he cau g ht' night of the poor girl, who, on seeing him, ran off dawn a by-road in the direction of the cordpins at Blakenhall. Her lather followed Mindy, till, seeing that she got near en old coal-pit shaft, he called to some men to stop her. The girl then ran Into the " field," up the bank which sur rounded the shaft, end bad thrust hermit between the aperture. of the planks which formed the protection to the shaft. Her father, seeing his worst fear* about to be realised, shouted with much feeling, "Don't Jo that, my wee% " but the girl wee too determined, or too panic struck, to heed him. Dragging through the rest of her body, she rolled herself into the pit. Hyatt' time her terror stricken father had approached near enough to her to imagine that he could yet arrest the dreadful act. He clutched at hr; bet eke had fallen too for. The shaft wee known to be • cheep ono, sad to have lain unmarked far AZ years, lf, there fore, she had escaped being dashed to piece*, there was yet no hope for her life, as the foul air towards the bottom of the pit mutt be fatal to her. Nevertheless active eft ale wore at once commenced to recover the body. A breve fellow, an engine . driver at a neighbouring pit, volunteered his envies.. He commented descendiag amidst the Warty though stiffed chairing of some hunirede of maxims elemental*. Ho had not gone dews far, however, before he WWI beaten heck by the carbonic mad gas. Other attempts followed, but they were masuccereful, until some air-troughs were moored from Masers. Astoa and Corse, the proptiotors of the col liery. By them the shaft was cleared to within nine yards of the scaffold, which ran scram the skeet at a distance at 69 yards fnm the mouth, and upon which it was knows that the body of the girl meat be lying. Joseph Elwell, however (for that was the engineer's name), thrust himself through that, sad hastily groped lb * the body in the dark. Him heed first resoled the hot of the empire, and he speedily drew it up to the Bab air. Upon the corpse reaching the bank, it wee fond that awe wee a braise upon the face, upon the left elbow, a eat upon the knee, and blood wee oosfug through her clothes from her bask. She had then been in the shaft about sewer hour., namely, from 1040 am. till about 6 30 p.m.—Menehester Ow-die,,. EXTRAORDINARY MAIL ROBBERY.—A day or two ego. a telenteribie meseige wee received in Hull from Gothenburg, stating that a mall had been robbed, and in structing the police to search the steamer Humber on her arrival at this port, sod if they footed three suspicious looking MIL with a large sum of mosey, on board, they were directed to take them into custody, and telegraph back the intedligests of their capture. Accordingly, on Monday sight, on the snivel of the Humber, some of the menthen of the force were in reeding., to board her. Somehow or other, the *est of their presume became karma In the locality, ami meaty people smoothlyd and waited with con siderable Wired the reset of the Inquiry os board. Ujon two sr duet delesilyee the duty of communicating the o ect of th eir vial to the captain devolved, and on doing so , ey at once leant that thew tree no one on board of the vessel likely to have oommittsd or been implicated In such a robbery. The detectives, Misr tae starch, brier estielled that such was the ems, blb the Vera On making %unities respect ing the robbery, the aped" of the Humber informed us that before he left Uwe was some talk of a mail robbery having been committed, sod be behoved it was the Prussian mail bag be did not Yarn the particulars. It seems the Rambo: wa bearird at Orfrobry by the police authorities, with the same mamas as at Hull. The amount of money of which the mail was robbed as 6,oool.—Bartern Comelier Herald. CRAWS OF Mown.—Oar readers will remem ber the ems of Raid end Owdos, tried recently at Stirßoc fee asahrmbeesat 'idle mew so tellers in the Comm , Mal Beek at Falkirk. By seder of the Secretary ni State there petite wen itharated Ware the scptry of their term of Irn priereurat. and Reid bes slue been residing with his esethar at Polmeat. It appears that a girl, rervslit to Reld*s mother, wee with abild by Ms, and he is charged with Issvisg, cm Sudsy lest, employed drags and instrumeoti for the purpose of —wwwiag aborting. Oa Woodsy the girl was damsel of a tra, end ea the mewing of day the women disdains. Wormed:3a of the demonetises. bailie( resehad thopike watharbiee, a warrant was propered Meths et RAM, who abeeteded on Monday= cepll = a ttaseing, at her *Week, Mr. Shaw, anprrintemient of tbe Sidrileg meaty police, proceeded by • MMus to Zsad wee snemsaful in Modem oat whoa I. mid Lave met ea the street. He had tam alp Ms fa /Mete lioh4 under the awes of and ves Gem sad %Able ens = BMW peemetr• of hie luggage, white was la dregs ofa Reid'. intention, it enema, wee to have left ix Liverpool, with the view. It la scropoord of tog to Amitelle, We (North British Daily that a yang MM, a medieval etudes*. Named te need, who is mpertoll to have waisted Reid to his abortive destaas, ded a lisaiey eight to a cab to Litalkhgew, wham be wee beenala hark to Falkirk a corpse, having perishes at sews maws of laudanum. NARROW bean.—On Tuesday George Bush, a pager la des of the Orford, Waterer', and Wol verlimpko RAVl.Coospaay, was enured before the ma. &beam at Wadden with troop wing epos the lino of the Awe essepsay. Os Salandes night, when the axpresa from Landes remeheil the Re Oak station, the guard of the irate gave hiterwelha es the booking clerk, Mr. W. Mills, Jen., Mat theme OM sawatidag ea the Hoe. Title we. about doves Vele& Mr. and polieseeestable Rim at MOO wers i t . sal ea arelving d the scene of the late hare ' far be Ilimovemd the delssibust lying between the two Ham rails. feet asimer. His heed wee vials aim ' foetus at the rWlsom labia the train had jest passed. A portion ei ids Reit wee eat by the wheel', and beadle et delliatseallll42ll, Ma. Mills immediately nada Yen, M Ana OM be was bet 'Amway drank. It amen that Imo bed left Me ledglage at litettell-lame, sad was to aseselk etefisse. Be bed been drinking till be beams isoee sod to dad state had laid dow4 en this reMerey. Wr. toe of the permearat way, gem the -a not ec ase:actor for general sobriety, but was beftwael by Mr. Sbarriff, the ameagar, is pram the shimpo. De eat we. deed 101. and corn, sad and helegailte le ,be wee meet to herd labour fee 1 ewe somellet, daft that If It had not ben for Os asedleial eheasellor Om him, he would have hew canwPeat he had.-1/sreesterehire Chronicle ~. ~,...... COINTIC7IOI . 07 11#11.11.113 — iliilD TWO LABOURERS sou Hosvarruto ow SUltraYs—At the 11 anley Pollee Coast. as Kawadity, Ware the 1110 as or (Sautes Mr. Beech liswirs, Arne, of arobradk eau diropal with a breech of Ohs Lorre Day Act, 1.7 awfwg bI s ardiaaty aaompalloa en a Ilenday, ft Wag oath's • work of astamity sor charity. The Masses el • polio, °Meer showed that, on the =ad Am*, M. Ikons and strarel sea was engaged la rat a laid el wheat es the faro of a nelethowt of Yr. llre lia.. Yr. Amos, soldier for tbs lohniont. inched in erene-exembetten that the wheat which the doisedoat was edge( bed how hation down by rata, that dam was growls( through h. sad that it was bealazdas to apront. Os this. gromit, Yr. Amos orstended that the defendant we. eked in "a work of seenwity." Mr. Roe; stipessiburtpartbireae. admitted the toll force of this delhace • had the Mayor of Henley, end two other ratio. M Mlliz abt oda Um, took a different Mew of the cue, wad dud *a sa, wad cuts, 12s.—Conviotiona is the aro of two at I.bouroro were submitted to,, sad Kr. Amos than el= to • case fur the Court of ( 3110801 Hes" which refused, he ram antic. of •opeal to the Coed of Quetta , 11 , wrione Vanthatter Guardia*. WWI", TO TUMBLING Boys.—The Edinburgh I:loadVareta that a fine boy. abet oho yaws of • 7 , 1 . IS Camases* a few days ago so t i red hie = the = i ri i i t at ringe a lL t t s ba 1 . 9%81 ~ling. SHARE LISTS.-ISIS DAY. Two oTeki. The railway share market to-day is firm, and the tendency is favourable. Midland stock continues in good demand, and has again risen per cent., being now quoted 951 to 98. In London and North Western and a few other descriptions, a slight improvement is likewise presented. The quotations now current are as follows :—London and North Western stock, 88 to 1 ex div. ; Great Western, 60 to I ; Laneeshire and Yorkshire, 98/ to 94 ; London an South Western, 92 to; ; ()mat Northern, 241 to per share, ex div. ; and Eastern Counties, 11 13-18 to 15.18, ex div. Eut Indian Railway stock is in better demand to-day. Pernambuco shares are marked discount. Lombardo Venetian are quieter. Eastern of France are well supported at the late advance. Ida twill. le I DAL re zd 1/31 11 Or rd re rl 1 711 MI id ■k. - I .._ 111.011 OOWNIAL JOVPB *NUT B6OIJEFTIIB. F . t Doterieltil LI 21 14' 114 ir.. b IiCZZAM - __ I ' 4 rsi Oils Irl 14 ABlLl4lBloor.tgalame 101 41 11 1111 11l Neva Bemis. v. et% tie Deb. redme. 1075 190 11111 1101 11111 S. LAsieleler.6,...Bonl 10(. UN 111 XL VieLevAp.e.Ja.e.h./al, 140 108 111 4 =t r o 4. = 1111 4•014 I DerlieWatignrte .. De.Verrjer.set.dle BrIL lireerleee Lew BAC %Mk Mse TeLA De. 8.7 D. owe WI 1/89 De. 0.. ......... Meads 019.1h.ellerlazelt De. Pref. ?I per at Do. Preference - - tur.tAmer.ltmiLlee F.astero Tel eta, Marie Lee. Tel ot el gead Fler. SWoellsal Aut. e.TeL retelia Nartgathoe Wain Newest . bee.Oen.o erereesia exaltea 00. W..... TC, Vs. Td. sl= . corJ Dloreasf O b i. Strlsetle lead N. Bret. 111.talaeles. =damp m. Ger la s igtod ira alt Pegaiteso.elime 71 - 111 If 1 I 410 1120 1 n Se N i Di NW d IN UV 14 20 • V 0. 11 fru! 1* L. 7 2 If 17 I %Id 1 LI El d pm It 11 13 7 ad OP CI Y+ a7ll I Wad „m aid &a I:ll,:tindl..*: aWsi .tali Lus. Imam taviDa Aartialina .lotmeartas Tel. &ip Ds. Do. Ragadated rtuti Loam 011,1. at Via !AL:. ii 12 99 101 ifs Mr LOCAL SHABA M48Z.8.18. 1,5 Burt. 11.-The market les. ea) all day, OM lord hodl6. 66 1-11155110nis, 111 edam 13 5-1:1•461ar mad licilboak_34l 66-111mlara l3-11 i--116•5 larsolies, 9115 1-Grait Wersts. N Wlmbialbtre swi ll Toettlilre, 9111 6 1-Loorlm ark sad seth ni -Lads Fa% W=7l -1111111611. 131 1-11= I -North to-Doittiltl3ll-Dslab 1111•616. 016.-Oraad Tni1i ii (3556616.11 13-16 15 1 end wessii dolma. M COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. - • StlOAß.—Thie article continues dull of eels, but so firm ase holders that we casuist quote say material destine. Re lined lumps, 32.. to fie.. COFFEE continues is good demand, end f&l e/ are paid with oonadenee. Plantation Ceylon sold, m iddling to good middling, 881. to 734. TEA.—The trade ate buying to a limited extent, but speculators are not in die market. Prices are unaltered. Common Comma, lOici. Corrow.-890 boles sold yesterday on 'Char;e, at fully previous rates. litca.—A limited busbies done at previous rate 4. Rum remains steedy. Betone.—Pepper, Malabar, sold at 40. ; Pimento, 30. to aiti• SALTPETRE: —Refraction 61 sold et 454. lota meld at 101. advisee& la agar articles no materiel alteration. 6.1•4. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market le steady. Prices areciaoTed;e follows: Town Tallow, 51s. 01, nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 61* ; September, 60s. 3d. ; October to December, 49e. to 3d. ; ditto, separately, 495. 3d. to 63. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY. There le about an average supply of besets ; trade is glow but good qualities are selling abut the same as on Monday, Good sheep are scarce and are readily disposed of. Inferior description' meet with a dull sale. The season may now be oonetdered over for lambs. Calf-trade is not quite so Vizlately. From Germany and Holland there are 640 %NO sheep, and 243 calves ; 400 besets from the ixerthern and midland counties; 250 from Ireland ; and 136 mile! cows from the home counties. for Nom 'Nibs. 4. et. 4. e. a ivrikes of Mg a. d. 5. O. ism 11•0 4 / 4 Ikordordk. 4 410iiMt Dr a 181.44.014118 a li= e r va t a tt io i s ; 11 MA d lom x. roole ...._ 4 4 8 041844 4 4NI 11 seort4 34 44 Ply 9 4 8 Wes OW Or 11481-4,441 4 1 0 la mb Noma al .attar. 1.534; lamp mael lamb.. 8.810; Atm 800 ; NO. SMITHFIELD HAY MARICET.—THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davis moats a full supply, with rather less demand. Prime meadow hay. 77.. 6d. to 801.; superior do., 84s. to 90s. ; inferior do., Ma. to 70s. ; rowed, 80s. to 70s. ; clover, old, 90s. to 110 s. ; second cut, 70s. to 100 a. ; straw, 30s. to Va. THE GREAT ANGLING MATCH FOR 1001.—The first day's fishing between Watson, of Leeds, end Bailey, of Nottingham, took place as per aunoonoement on Monday, in the Trent, near Nottingham. At the conclusion of the day's 'port Bailey was oonsiderably in advance of his opponent, having caught almost as many stones of Rah as his antagonist had pounds.—Leek Mererry. NEW Srie•ooosa.—The members of the Jewish aranutity, who have for some time past worshipped in • math apartment in Howard-street ' have of late years (s -eemed so much in Glasgow , that it wee deemed necessary le leek about them fora larger place of worship. Accord ingly, ants were entered into and a subectiptiou regbe the purpose of 'applying the want felt, end eermithie entrusted with the carrying out et the mgt. eerie= recently the upper part of the Woe entne,• is George-street, at the north-east corner of ca desert. The= promises have been gutted and ended into a very chaste and tasteful synagogue, which, ineindicg the gallery, will costain about 200 people. Toseday being, secording to Jewish calendar, September 7, MIS, was ap pointed as the day for consecrating the building. One o'clock was the time of meeting, and shortly after that hour the was filled by the sone of ancient lame!, and a nom of tided= friends who had Wet invited to witness the auroral. The Rev. Dr. Mayer arm the officiating rabbi.--Gisepte Yea. OUTRAGE ON BOARD SHIP.—The Constantinople ;cared, ooataln the following :—" A coasting vend lively loft Coedits, having on board se craw three Greek sailor' the captain sad his brother, also Greek., and as three Hussalmaes, who were proceed* to the oly . • daughter of the captain, sinews or seventeen years of ag e, accompanied her When. When the vessel was in right - it( the coast of Egypt, the paerengera, taking advantage of a moment when thi three eaßors were in their cabin, barri caded dune in, then rushing on the captain, who was at the hells, kith( him, as well as his brother, and then treated the der thee is *sweet shameful marmot. The vessel tan dem*, to spreads the shore, they decided on setting fire to it, In cedar to conceal their mime. This they did, and than got on SIM in the boat. Their expeotatioo of concealment wee, however, deflated, as the Greek sailors broke their way niti, entlWilkitsd the fire, and then got the vowel into Alen andria. The captain's daughter, although to seriously ill- tweled. elterweida rintied. Immediate %forepart haring been given le the Greek corel, the three Tarim ware era after muted, and put is priers." DEATH OP THE REGISTRAR OP A COUNTY COURT. —Oa Therada, morning, Mr. Thomas Entwistle Swift, Be girder of the County Court at Preston and Blackburn, died miter a ghost Slam et his residence, St. Album. Mr. Swift wee In lie 36th year. THE WASTE OP WOOLLEN MILLE.— The Dum fries Curia- diatribes a piocom—now. fa operation at the Klasholes Woollen lIMe, near Dsmtrise—ty whit* the hitherto refuse water of the washing-horse is converted into valuable commercial material. By means of mechanical appliances and chemical =doe, the refine, formerly tensed into the river pith, to the injury of the salmon, is walks to produce "Marine, which forms the brio of compere candles, as well as a cake manure that .ells at SOs. per ton. SNAKES.—Our correspondents from different parts tell an that makes are very awserons in Watt Sussex this yew. Led wz ek a large timbre wee tern :rose a dang area at Borate; and at .Tharaday lees a sea was re vering a maser heap of Wetherell% WINOS to Er. Edward Ellie, when out ellOln hatree eerier dth en eeptiles. He soccer had IMI( filly-ewe, Uremia , / seeds Ode wore. It was evident that they had bean hatched Ern for than was a leap beep of eggshells from which Hey were produced. The egg-shells were In a solid mess, essnethien draw tree reareath, red nearly ea large r • enere gs A t t Broom Harr near Amadei, also 00 of theme wen Won ad eat of • manor hasp Mr. It • flaw, and killed. He. also was a tom bTedgei bat ice din use the man esocesiled in killing re aid whea t width lay done by. Trio reptiles are trihoe hen r, rid ere ogled the flog rake. 11, mg la l ieu.act places as amen runs, end fed era rung dal ire their Paintg te be hetchal l lbl i ratien alai dr bed sad the son. All the wirer they lay up be Weep nil the holisw rests of Wu, cad tegether maw times In mesidersbie ember and are breagli eat es seen se the warm stair rehear, Loot they re are raelly de namerana is Ude pert el the count, y.— rertatteemßeeette. LONDON DAMAGE. —We (Reefers Opustimel lthridel) beer thr a huramman of oars, Mr. Wilma Darr (thenstr iu LOK hes peepard • plaa to seardy dr gnat *A at th e is It sold to be the madineema of • tar ad la ask He der to be izastetresl et MR *Ma belied firmly tagether. _ _The top will far • pesomii• se HUM inisespaili He 111111110 SINN OW Sow ilma is le be delleolsel vs - • Ibelilissisim formal by the Frei* Minister at lieV sprit, Ilia fit , bet sue &Awa ID y tbs dliesilli 64 o Illispliprasil esteeratee...~bste libel. Cl 4 " trt r ilt = Pi lb =oo IttelleileilieL at ri 1= MONBY 45148E8T-VilB DA Y. Two dam& The funds remain firm, at yesterday's advance, support being derived from some considerable Oeseit fide purchases. The general tendency of the other Stock Exchange markets is favourable, althougk business exhibits little revival. Consols are quoted 98 to 4 for money, and 974 to for the 12th of October. The Three per C4ute. Reduced, have been dealt in at 97f to ; the New Three per Cents., at 97k to I; Bank Stock (shut), at 229; India Stock at 214 to 218 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the second issue, at 98; ditto Scrip of the second issue, at 98k; India Bonds, at 13s. prem.; Exchequer Bills, March, at 311. prem. ; ditto, June, at 225. to 255. prem. ; and Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in May next, at 1001 to j. The scrip of the Second Indian Loan continues is demand, and has risen to 981 to 1. Fresh purchases of the scrip of the New Turkish loan have been effected to-day, and the prise has advanced to par to 1 pm. The Six per Cents. et 1864 have risen to 951 to 96. The New Braxiliam Loan is marked 1 prem., being strengthened by a large purchase. Sardinian and Spanish Bonds con tinue in request, and are rising, especially the latter. Spanish Passive Bonds exhibit a further considerable advance, being marked 11/. Sales are recorded as follows :—Braziliew Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1858, 961; Equader New Consolidated Bonds, 141 ; Peruvian Uri barren Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 80, 191; Sardinian Five per Cents, for account, 921, 92 ; Spanish Three per Cents., 46 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 291, 291 ; ditto Passive Bonds, 111; Turkish Six per Cents., 1834, 951. . _ At Paris to-day (Thursday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Rester opened at 72.30 for the end of the month, showiest • decline of nearly j per cent. compared with the quotation current at the close of the Bourse yester day. The telegram, however, describes the Bourse as "firm." The shares of the Ottoman Bank have advance& this morning to 19 tot. The Houiomont has; arrived from Melbourne, with 33,497 ounces of gold, worth 134,0001. The Great Britain, from New York, him likewise brought 12,0001. in specie ; and the Indus, from Alexandria, 4,6421. The total value of these supplies is about 180,5001. The Avon has now been out 90 days from Mel bourne, with 428,0001. in gold. The mail steamer Avon will take out for the Brazils 89,4001. in specie, of which 51,0001. is gold and 18,4001. silver. At Vienna the exchange on London has at length fallen to par, owing to the confidence engendered by the new arrangements, which have for their object the restoration of the currency. A fresh im provement has taken place in the Austrian funds. A telegram from St. Petersburg reports a re-aotioa in the tallow market, after the specolatien for the rise which has lately prevailed. The tendency of prices is now drooping. A large quantity of tallow, stated at 30,000 casks, was on the wharf ready for setzent ; but it was expected that about 20,000 on the way down from the interior, will be delayed a week or two, owing to the want of water in the canals. The exchange on London was quoted 3®d. The proposed dividend on the stock of the Ecottisk Central Railway Company for the half-year ending the 31st Jaly last is officially announced, at the rate of ef per cent. per annum, being the same ea that declared for the corresponding period of but year. The London and North Western Railway. traffic, return presents this week a decrease of 7,2421. ; the Great Northern an increase of 1,7611. • the great Western an increase of 7761. ' • and the L ondon and South Western an increase of 261. A rumour was circulated yesterday that renewed differences have arisen between the directors of the Pernambuco Railway Company and the contractors. We are informed that this rumour is altogether in correct ; that the award of the referees has been made and acquiesced in, and that the relations be tween the company and the contractor are upon a harmonious footing. This gentleman is upon the point of sending out 200 men to Pernambuco. The news brought from the Brazils by the last mail is favourable to the company in several points. The imperial government have instructed the minister is London to pay the company the whole 9 per oent. guaranteed, the government undertaking to come to a settlement with the provincial authorities of Pernambuco, as regards the 2 per cent. beyond the imperial guarantee of 6 per cent. The government have also settled, in a sense satisfactory to the com pany, the amount of capital upon which the gaaran teed amount of interest is to be paid. Certain de tails relating to the fixing of the working expenses have likewise been Advioes from Par a i r : s a il ltl i e that the concession of the Algerian railways will probably be given to as easociation of English and French capitalists in a few days. It is said that Prince Napoleon wishes the matter to be settled prior to his departure to Algeria, which is fixed for the 20th inst. It is un derstood that the French government accords a guarantee of 5 per cent, and that the capital re geared, at least in the first instance, is 2,000,010 L sterling. An extraordinary general meeting of the share holders of the Ottoman Bank is called for the 22ad " to receive a report from the directors on the affairs of the company and the accounts to the 30th June, 1868, and to authorise a distribution, by way of interest, out of the pro fi ts of the current year. Owing to the great fall which hes taken place in the exchange at Constantinople, the company's pre sent position must be far more favourable than it was on the 30th June last, when the exchange stood at an extraordinarily high point. The transfer books of the North of Europe Steam Navigation Company are advertised to be closed, preparatory to a return of 11. per share, by the liqui dators. A dividend of 20s. per share is advertised on the shares in the Friesland Oas Company. The amount of bills drawn on India by the Bed India Company, from the 2nd to the Bth inst. (year torday). is 4,4881. The Oscar has arrived from China with 337,0001h5. of tea. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. There is still an entire absence of initit;ti;ttin the minis, market, but some purchases have bees effected this morning of shares in Great Wheal Alfred, Alfred Console, Cain Brea, Wheal Wrey, North Basset, and Wheal Edward, at about former quotations. Port Phillip Mining shares continue to meet with inquiry, and are marked 12r. 81 Foreign descrip tions remain very inactive. EITENIIITT FAUX= AT JUDE/ERNI Yoterdo ooritenblo &meaty and Hoed by • report that tbe mimed firm otT et reire. Pod i a% tionneen sad Cooley. eery* noundeetueers et Kidder attater, wen eaebb 4 met this ruppeonate. Ude,- toot* the rester rood fre be tree. The Is and Ile individual mobere hoe Me may yore occupied the toy is th e to. with honour to themeless E lli gita u t r I. e . :7 0 : 011 . runou 1001. to ioo,oool.. luttt nibble entred. The moos ere eke very imp, bus taer ore es they earns el Ando seat pi plan; itteettOny. It nay In *WOK modem whereof sem war he Woe to Oho a Oohs/ the *Ws' Wm el Uwe Ms ors b• «adrrei r the 1111.1111$ they hen bets beenteleen t too* d seetitere fp said for area weds by Mr. Mika BrWory eenciter to the yriacteal ereS bee; end is the rerstioctleson liettho sad Ateieb, et ib hoe blew istruesi with do boobs sod sr otOebe ga lrae prepeetles d the used etatemootn—Yee. Piesitr B.rtJbtt. - - . . The lest amounts received from turgid* sts *se Isoposor of lierocoo, who hrnow monad rll . OOl aliOn 111. 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