The Express. — London, England, 1859-09-06 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-ROUSIL As lafamatina ror log 6, eu aaa,a.t a you!' Frisch lady, weed Clearriko Lorraine, for rrouggluog, lb. deem ant was celled Ix court. tat at! r!..4 mower. Kr. LoCo, however, appeared for her, and after ea in eflectual attempt to get the we peetp >wed until her return hos Ehopre, to which plen alto had been obliged to go Waco Ihe Weave wee swede, the wilseves wen called to prove the illegal act, The Ler iematica waled 'bet the lady wee, no the 20th of Aurae. In t►e Cl,y of Loados, konmogly coasersed ovedieg dirties of costneee epos 25 amihruidered haadkerchieb, 77 piece, of embroidery, 1$ notroklopod cellos, 33 as soot edit», 1 oeilwoldered petticoat, I:m:d' a rt , sad 1 moll usatabtoritli latest le debased hirt of Mims dodo" awful, by via& set rho lb. poooby of 1004 hr which the comodoolosor Wm girded to no. 11r7Wfahr, *Son of the mama p7ors7l that aem el tb. mums he produced had her served vets the Mrs lest, .t aa hotel la Lebec, e mein requirlas ha personal attesdann n the 27th of August, sad that *pea the impli cates of lir. Lest.. the ht snag was dinned he this day, et 4 S. upon 1:”Ing celled again, the oily amwered by her Ile. lwwia sista pleaded hard fora ptelpommeat, and say that the youth of his cleat, who was sot yet ninelem yews • age, fad her want of the knowledge of an Haiti* est el peritonea, most op. rem with a gallant chief tesgbirele el the City of Loadz s imeventing a manatee adults, ofy ea o the f m y an Ina sad seamed atimeat emet the iall cheep ening. as imanamy dispels atom hoes with regard le the leder years of the dettedaat, It bong the opines of was el the einem* that lasted of Lola, • elim perms of 19 dm was • stoat tad jolly red at team double that age, ad that she was st that mom* is the aralghboarbted. Mr. Lewis weld, bowsaw, Mee It that ohe was sot catty numb het tentifd sad that she nool.el all the ankles be the atte ntion of her owe ponce. (Wear.) W. Taylor, tide suns or, said that ea the morahrg el the 20th of Aonst he boarded the steamer Albin, sad saw lb. deadest ea beard, who brought ba t b oa t o b e su m o & mad ea 4 thanks had sot any goods which wale Wade to &ay. He, however, tkotght wherein, mid ay rasing bar bm. Mead that • fat., bottom bad hem meettegenienaly Gad Is it, sad awn, otmly peeked la that letlem a wen ell the beenidel snicks of nolnidtwy aseenbrd. It sr ohmemed yy sowo of Pam who had wen the deter ave thug the ett.Meywyle kd as if it bad beta Medd he the sly Esiglish market, but Mr. L-twit, la the meet Mensal muse, showed that It was partienlarly adapted to the base man km of Ids down panatella,. The Lad Mayor, sots i , hatandtag all that bad been add Zalgthe gelleatty of tam promontion, evidently Id that of ol the emeggllss IMO too powerfal to te refined, mid mid eat 1111.Limie—Thoti, am/ lord, I treat that you will tank< the young lady, who is really very poor not.rithatesdinar td exhibattem, is W lowest posibes penalty ander the est. The Lord Kayer—l sin prevented by the aimed the set from Being lase We than 261, but you ow petit's' the heard of notate, rid they get that penelty Wooed. Mr. Lamle meld the Motto should be takes, semi silted kg the porpote at hake thettimetioth on the saltiest keel s be comely good-bummed Free& ermirell, =MS te be reedy method by the virtues lithe Widest, at the 'wiry. The warreat wee anapsmlSl kw • fortnight. SOUTHWARK. ATTP3II 'fib SUICIDE /VIM LONDON-1911D° Z. &dal Loot, • very mop otoble•looking young men, • leather-drawer, teelatag with hi. frienda in Bermondeay. street. was charged with sitrooptinv to commit suicide, by jumping from Londort.lorder into the rime Thaws. The I upector of tho Thaws I ' olit a said that oar Saturday meting be was on duty to the police gently seer London. bridge, when his atteuti wi ea u, attracted by swig • men jump .4f the parapet our the rev Ind arch ea the Serra) side into the river. He immediately rowed to theme{ sad sue. ended in palling the prWorter into the beet. They instantly took him ashore is au howeible MW Is TilOCOSee Hospital. when ho soon moven& but wee me melt shaken by the plasm that be remained there estfl Ode atorning, when he took Ids into custody. The r here expressed his reset for Irving commit ted saeb en ar, and he should not have done it if ha bed been ochre. He had drank so mach that it hid such as Wet en him as to deprive him of Ma sews. Mr. Becker asked how far he fell ? The Inspector replied about thirty Wt. Fortunately It was high aye , at the time or he might ham bees dashed sgalut thy abutments. He did 1164 spume to bus been drinking, but on We recovery he was mach excited. The mother of the primmer, a very respectable widow, sad his brother, stepped forward, sad informed his worship that they could not account for his makoig such en attempt am his life. He was in • good situation, and tad every comfort. The prisour homdble worship would discharge him, as be faithfully promised not to make such an attempt on his life sob. The mother baring stated that she would be snewerable for his future conduit, Mr. Becker severely lectured him, and ordered him to be siren op to his Mends. CHILD LOST .d.ND POUND.—SINOULAS STORY. Ott November 10, ISii, n boy, then between three and form yaws of age, son of a ehoemaker, named Alexander 11 - Beezis, residing in Bread clues,, went missing shortly after he had been HIM playing in the immediate neighbour hood. Ittle were leaned, and every publicity given to the description of the exiseicg ct ill, but no trees wag obtained of him, end after touch grief on the pert of the parente, they had Muer broom maned to their Mr. On the 31•1 of August last, a woman named Etietteth iii•Doneld or' Brown woe brought betore the bitting niggiecrats at the Cen teal Policenonm, charged wth the theft of win clothes from a green chase they hat been bleaching. She wea iv:com peted by a tittle lair-harvd by, sti tat six years of airy/touts Yes represented to to her eon, and whom the had ore the lastraensat of her theft Ly getting him to go into the green, pick up the articles, and I.tdig them to her. The woman veil sent thirty /ley. to prism, where she now it. At the sense court, the eleemther, unused Atextuder It•Kenzie, the hairy of the bet child, wee acting awaiting Ws teat on • Weirs charge of wool t. lie could not keep his eyes off the eir-bared boy, who we. out port! to bothers of thew:teen or Brown, awl ha to 4 en orpetnity or eingely mewing the cone cater hat he fel( confider the little boy was his foe child. After the worsts w. wrested the child was emu, et her revert, into the care of the woman With whose she lodged. 'I bbe rd.*. of the per... w rubes- Tinily given to Aka. M'Keces, who elated that he would be able to more the child w.e Lis by the feat of hie leaving a lame and media mask f a burs sod the ment-pit. He celled at the wommeehcome, swoop snitsi bye pebr ounatehle, and an examining the chill the meth woe head resit* as It Imel hem &embed. The child Wawa/ appealed to have acme reelection of 311•K.ssie, sad also sesmehed the maetter and other metal ere of the featly. The Spey bee hkeerke beta identified by a great number eir eakebanm. who speak positively to hi. being M'Essides gelid, The women 111•Clunald rte Bosun has has masetkeed on the gut feet, and althoogh oh, co.iti , Una the child is hers, elie gins by as ern. se eatiefaceogy an explanation of its berth end other airearrianor ea to justify the easelnelon that M'Kenee and all his fri , y and the righbeers are mis taken. Whin interrogatel rto the esespkweem bon mark found gads, the cheLl's rurnit, she rid the child bad nano bees bunted, ro /as AA abe wee aware, end had se seek meek. Ths trecuraces re undergoing a aarertil investi rtes. sad lb* wbois reinter. have been eportel to lbs Sherilla Piaoks.-614sg••• 1:414 The Frio& Academy as. Besoz Arts, at It. Mt *. w lalwisq, slintediri dimo crud prises for owalptort, the solfool bobs "Warn Irfoss , tol sad Prowled by Lia m." The Ins rod prim" woo rival to M. Jos ♦lersadta Jooopb rolowliro, of Tarikwoo (Haute Owes* poprl of M. Joolboy; tbo sssssd bt grand pr 14 to IL loots L. Cairo, d Woorkonl. pupil MM. Duct sod Mink; mod Ho wend growl prior to M. istaia cirressions sus, Nowooto (30100-at-Mans), poet of K. Soollaty. A letter ftWa Naples in the Sieein says :-LN A wises dia. elf (swot MI to canoe wasbansimest Is llbe goveret, bee eeearml her.. Peirce Whitens. Wks le • liodoseedquirrel is de sew, bed a laws* poseleg bohn the CM! of Appal el Ni.ole bat Is mile of ell Ids lellseelajsignoot we stem spinet biol. lobe greedy While& be • frit der sr nerd as the posoblese of Ibe owe, X. Mak . Wesel or a, who le uni h sommelool as s.ss of Ike laileporksoe of We ebenroor, sad beeped one Imile ea YEN eed Asset eluesemof r dells Ms. 11. MEW bee gaol on lbe gesermesB N mime ropeeelim it Ili 'Weep le be ark owl bee leederel OM it wee be suet. Is s mks —es example old&r eel weld, k It Mt, be hismedl y.obe ledges." CRAWS AGATIM A MI/AIM—A swim Argo wee yeshredey keeershr, at the Waseitay FP/ eiselses, earagea • lete *mad el the led at elowlied mad War flew. The was of the emend is Ilasbell, sod lt ap pears la sad .tier tbe 'ear Mil be meted me soward to tee lforl et liarefard at Earille. He iwee ale Maly Midi a Mr. Parish, 'III was losloded Y ibe t Lore, es soar" sad adlastor of aseassed sad Isesenesina, sad As new steward bad dinormd that between 'be yaw 1861 and 1839 the earl hod ben charged stems 1.3004 tam thee be ought to have pate s. The tla ri of lased Reverae molested. bat ham the iatricate mature of M. ewe It aM adjourned Is, tanker enwheattoe. 151,16 Utak ACCIDENT AND FOSTUNATI EiliCAP3.— Os Monday evoslar, ea self. led of a wry elegabir darer ter warred seer the Pergola* stades to a newsy yard, rased Prtee. the rased the 6.30 pa. alert teats 15... Uttira• lll l l6ll6 to htighies. It appear* that 14•1 be lett Pertdade be had tar! the Lsa.V. of the door hat eM mow Ina sot shot, sad shertly afterwards, as healer ariast M. it gra.. way, sad he was precipitated epee the eathanktorat saglas was lemedietaly ant beak boa Illicht oB , and Lead Idea not very meth hart although comiderably shaken. —Sawa Adwiimr. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1859. THE GREAT EASTERN. (THIB DAY.) Ie ear gequenes of aanotiocenteots profusely dis tributed throughout the country some tlvinsands of pewee I docked to the beaks of the Thisaiss this morning, la order to witness the departure of the Great &earn, but umber wee added to the many disappointments which than who are interested in the great ship have experienced. Up to a late hour lot eight no one knew of any alteration la tits pleas. The guards, drivers, and porters of the rail way were ettromoned to be at their poste et 6 o'clock this morulag. The crew were ordered to be on board the bogs reseed at 10 o'clock last night, cod between 6 sad 8 o'clock this morning the 'me vs. to be towed awayfrom her mooc h:4o to the Noce, where her compasses were to be adjusted. People who docked to Greene fob and the neighbourhood tide niesaleg were startled by the following 'summoning : The disycleire of the Great Rosters Is unavoidably paiissoned until Wednesday next." The eunosutosmaat bone no Acid sigateute, sod ao date. Some dialautt of It was therefore manfully excited, and people began to inquire whether or not " Wednesday next" meant to-morrow, end whether the whole thins Lett not be a hoax. Their doable ewe meow dlseipsted, Orr at decor Inquiries they eieseteisid thai"Wellsewley mixt" really mart to-moneworissa "Fel- Neely," at half put 6, the .hip will be Meese* from her past position LE Debtford, and shortly afterwards be sysedisc es her way towards the Noce. Darin ths whole of this morning the vessel was taking logypgs. sad the tugs were lying alongside. The 1f,., wee Neeslly covered with small begs from an gaily haw, ontaining eager sighteeers, while the steamers and railway conveyed Large number. to the acme of the blended departure. The kind of reception the visitors ex perienced was an unlimited amount ol " chaff" from the waterless and other persons who were dieappolated of peen airy galas. Judean from present appearances, It la the intention to get the chip of to-mot .ce mot o•ag. By order of the har bour umentr, ell the meets leeward from the moorings w.ll be shored sou to give free way for the navigation. This order will be strictly eeforcd from an early hour of the meshy. The amutgemettt wig be ctiametexl at an early hoar, he girder that the great ship may have the benefit of the fall tide at the Blackwell point, where there Is a sharp bend shoot which much apprehension is expressed, and also at the Bork* shelve, a little further on, where the river is very shone+. The third end only recoeitdeg difficulty le at Stith, where there Is a thadbsek running :rom one teak of the river to tha other. At the Trafalgar, the Crown and Anchor, the Ship, and ether chief hotels at Oresswieb, there was a large oompany of distiaguirtted visitors this morning, who having come dawn from London in carriage', made up for the amp rudiment they experienced, by sitting down to a second lesektrt. It Is said that tbia delay of twenty-four boon fa leaving tbs Thames will make no difference in the other arra nge mnts of the vessel at Portland, Holyhead, or elsewhere. fibs will be ready to lease Holyhead fur Portland, on the 29th inst. eLlis, s 4 lug ;1:141 le 1 a 11l 1 IN / mil • sla liilL 019 stat. I no go, Deka rlO Cs olio st.lam LI" :a 15 2 g an 1 0 4' Mi r M 6 06 SHARE L182&-21111 DA). Two WOW= Great inactivity continues to prevail in the rail way share market, and in a few ,nataooes, including London and North-Western, Midland, and York and North Midland stocks, a reduction of 1 , to 1 per cent. hal taken place. London and North Western stock is now quoted 041 to ex div.; Great Western, 60 to ; Midland, 1041 to en div.; Uncial:lire and Yorkshire, 981 to ; Great Northern, 1011 to 1021 , ex div.; York and North Midland, 711 to 721; rnd Eastern Counties, 661 to 671, ex div. Lombardo-Venetian Railway sham are steady, the Old being quoted 2 to 1 prem., and the New 21 to 1 prem. The Indian Railway shares are in fair demand, whilst Grand Trunk of na& stook is rather more offend. ii 1 1 a II I I mil 476' iii ' riaKl !.., OL I tomoif Pt" I Wm r.., 1,1 . 1 zi±._ zr ra la n zd ZS. za MI ilia l ions . 4 34 ad MI OH in dis 111 414 611 ad 101 01 101 01 1d 00 02 11 1i M• i ii = =+il Tel a 117 i i ill I uti MONBY MARKEL-2BM LAY. Two o'CLocw. The funds today are fairly supported at yester day's pricer. The extreme variation throughout the morning has scercely exceeded 1.16 to I per cent. The government broker has purchased 10,0001. New Three per Cent. stock. Preparations fur the monthly settlement in Consols chiefly occupy attention. In the share markets prices are generally steady, nots ithatanding the continued absence of business. The Three per Cent. Renter were quoted at Paris this morning, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, 69fr. 26c. for the account, being sc. better than the last price of yesterday. The scrip of the New Indian Loan is very steady at WI to _ _ Consols are officially marked 01 to 95; for money, and 951 to sat for the 7th inst. The present quotations are 951 to 1 for money and to-morrow's settlement, and 95 9-16 to 11-16 for the 11th Oct. Bank Stock has been dealt in at 226 ; the Three per Cents. Reduced, at 96 to 961; the I New Three per Cents., at 96 to 96; ; India Stock, at 216 to 217 ; the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures, 1868, at 951; ditto, 1869, at 941 to 961; the scrip of the New Loan, at 994 to 1; ditto stock, at 991 to 4 ; India Bonds, at 4s. dia.; and Exchequer Bills, at 20s. to 24e. prem. The foreign stock market Is rather quiet. The Old Turkish Biz per Cents. are quoted 834 to 84, and the New 701 to 711, ex di,. The New Rumian Loan iv quoted par to 4 prem.; the Four-end-i-Half per Cents, and marked u high as par. Spanish and Mexican bonds are inquired for. Salem are recorded sa follows :—Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 914, 944; Danish Five per Cents., 101 ; Dutch Four per Cent. Certi ficate., 102 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 204 ; Russian Fourend-a-Half per Cents., 100, 994 ; ditto Three per Cents., 1859, 884; ditto scrip, par, 1 prem. ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 86 ; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 484, 484; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 344; the Committee's Certificates, 44; Turkish Six per Cents., 1864, 84; ditto Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 714, 71 ex div. ; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021; Venezuela Two-end-a-Half per Cents. for account, 284. _ _ _ There wu spin a good demand for money yester day in oommercialchannell, and the instances in which bills were diecoonted below 2i per oent. were of ar exceptional character. At the Bank a fair amount of business wu done. The Peruvian Pour-ead-a-Balf per Cent.. were rather weaker yesterday, closing at 91 to 92 ex div. We understand that the agents of the Peruvian go vernment have succeeded in procuring the whole of the amount of stock required under the half-year's inking fund. The amount of cash applicable for the purpose having been about 124,0001., it follows that upwards of 130,0001. stock most have been cancelled. The Peruvian government invite tenders for the consignment of guano for sale in Spain. A further sum of 26,0001. in Australian gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. Including 26,000 1 Inglish sovereigns from Australia, an aggregate of 122,0001. in gold has been sent in since the date of the last return. A considerable portion of the late Austre'iao supplies is being refined. The stee-ners City of Manchester, Arabia, and Hammonis, from the United States, have brought a total of 183,0001. in specie. The 28,0001. in gold by the Teemenian, from Brazil, will be sent abroad. The bar silver by the last West India packet was sold yesterday for the Bast at 81 td. per ounce standard, showing a fall of id. compared with the price realised kr the previous remittance. The Mexican dollars have not yet been disposed of. The weekly traffic return of the Great Western Railway of Canada, received yesterday, shows a de , crease of 911. starling. The Brighton Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 4301. A half-yearly dividend of 2s. ed. per share, in addition to a bonus of 2a. per share for the year end ing the 28th ult. is to be payable on the llith Oct., on the shares in the Rock Life Office. Notice is given that, under authority of the act lately paned by the Canadian legislature, holders of the present bonds of the Northern Railway of Canada (late Ontario, Simcoe, and Huron) will receive in exchange new second Preferential Bonds. The holders of existing bonds, or their nominees, will be entitled to a preference in the allotment of the new issue of BM per Cant. First Preference Bonds. The first cargo of new currants has arrived, and is of fine quality. Business has been done at 621. to Ws. par cwt. With reference to the remarkable speeulation which is now going forward in tallow, Mews. Smith and Charles report u follows, under date last evening: ' • In oonsequence of the extraordinary determination with which the Rumness are pursuing the elatios which has bees for so long a period the math future in the tallow wart, by extensive purchase here for October end De cember, and by warehousing large parcels' in St. Petersburg, with the view, they say, of holding there through the winter some 26 or 30,000 oaks, we have to report a rapid advance in the price of the article, both on the spot and for future periods cf delivery. The price is St. Petersburg, by telegram to day, We resoled 69 s: re. be August, end 60 s. m. for Sep teoithr, coeds, at the resent rate of exchange 36 6-16 (about 63e.) Ind down has. Parties on this side, however, are still unwilling to believe that it is visible foe the Rus- Skarn to maintain such prices, and they are aerator* selling' tallow today on the spot, and for Ottober account, at about the same price as It is costing f. o. b. at Cronstedt. We have a fair trade demand oe the spot, but our consumers are buying simply from heed town* wholly abstaining from forward bans. There hoe been but little does to-day spec vely, and the market closes quiet. Spot, 613 e. to 675. new; 665. dd. old; all September. 67e. to 3d. ; Oc tober to December, 675. dd. to 67e. 9d. Odessa 'hap, 66. i. 6d. ; beef, Ma. to 3d ; South American, 66e. to 56.. 3d.; town tallow. 66a. 6d. net cash. Cochin cocoa nut oil, 43e. to 435. 10d.; Ceylon cocoa not oil, 40s. 10d. to 41a. ; Sney, 39e. to 49e., Ws 21 pa cent. discount. Palm oil, 4 6., dd. Rough fat, 30. Old. The Admiralty will receive tenders, on the 15th inst., for the supply of 350 qrs. of mustard seed. MONDAY KVIININO. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 961 to 1 for money and this approaching settlement, opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 95 0-16 to 11-16, or 951. The official business re port is u follows : —Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 931, 1, f ; ditto, for account (7th Sept.), 95 1, 1,1; Three per Cents. Reduced, 96 1, 96 , 961, 96; New Three per Cents., 9 6 /, 98 , 98 k; Bank Stook, 226 ndia Stock, 217, 216 ; Indian Four pa Cent. Debentures, 1858, 951,951 ; ditto, 1869, 941, 95, 94f, 951 ; Indian New Five per Cent. Loan (scrip), 991, },l , 1; ditto, Stock, 991, 1, f. The transfer books for Bank Stock, the Three per Cents. Reduced, Long Annuities (January, 18f0), Annuities (October, 1859), and Annuities (April, 1885), will be closed on Thursday next, and for the New Three per Cents. on Friday. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures were more inquired for, and advanced Ito per cent., the issue of 1868 closing at 951 to 1, and that of 1859 at 94; to 961. Exchequer Bills were quoted 20s. to 245. prem. The transactions in the foreign stook market were upon a moderate scale. Turkish stocks were rather firmer, the Loan of 1864 closing at 83/ to 84, and that of 1868 at 71 to f. The scrip of the new Russian Loan, the settlement in which tool place this day, war officially marked par to 1 prem. Bank of London shares were quoted rather lower to-day. Other bask shares were steady. Agra Bank were dealt In at 701 to /ex div. In the market for miscellaneous shares no variation occurred. Peninsular and Oriental Steam remain heavy. East and West India Dock Stock war marked 119/, and Oriental Inland Steam A shares, 10s. discount. CRYSTAL PALACIL ONZ S/1111.1,0 DAT. MONDAT, Bm. 6.—Adaiodoes on mom; 7,993; ditto ►y ow= *dab, 6441 Is .h visitors, Ml?. 11111.83.-71118 DAY. Two o'Croc►. Only a moderate amount of btu - Mese been done this mottling in British mining stock., and in some instances prioes are quoted rather lower. The transactions bare b een r i n e. Grumbler confined to shares in Wheal Margaret, Grumbler and St. Arab n, Wheal Buse, East Bas set, Herodsfoot, and North Downs Mines. United Mexican Mining shares are steady, and have been dealt in at 2; and North Rhine Copper (South Australia) at Ito prem. Considerable attention bee been excited by a ma lachite nugget of extraordinary size which has been lying for some time at the offices of the North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South Australia. This remsekable specimen, which weighs about half a ton, was raised from Chambers' mule, in the north ern district of South Australia. In further illus tration of the extraordinary productiveness of these mines, 200 or 300 blocks of copper ore have been transmitted to Loudon, and a few of the choioest are on view at the offices of the North Rhine Company. Those interested in mining will be glad to have an opportunity . of exami ni ng these specimens, which afford convincing proof of the immense mineral wealth of that valuable but undeveloped colony. A petition for the winding up of the Ruardean Colliery Company (limited) is to be heard in the Bankruntcy Court on the 23rd inst. The Vale of Towey Mine sold yesterday Luc , parcels of lead ore, computed as follows : N. 1 parcel.. 28 tons atBl4 6 0 per toe .. £4OO 8 0 No 2 parcel.. 7 tome .. at 13 10 6 per ton 94 13 6 No. 3 pupa.. 16 tom .. at 18 6 0 per tea .. 212 16 0 No. 4 parcel.. 9tme..at 10 1 0 per ton 90 9 0 Tow .... 60 £I9S 6 8 LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. uscraw rsiaewa.) WARWICK MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) PRODUCE STAKES. Oae mtla ladepeadesam, Herlesteae, Ind Loseime r re here. SHORTS HANDICAP. Five furlrrne. Theldera, Bel Eneream, Greed Daohese, Rug Swat, sad Lady Eglision en here. LEAMINGTON STAKES. Twom.les. Leggretige, Charles t►e eeennJ, Theodora, Os vied, Heeleetotuts tudependelee, Cytbstue, Jae, Petra, Ahearas, Wawa In Black, end Comotodon an here. ENTRY FOR CNIERNI3 . F . LAT . E. Two !Oro. rra7;7;;;, LileelaT,lLTß;rkZy7l;;l:•:lctga,Ttliks, Indepeadeac Yellow Ron, sad Romr•t Candle. CASTLE-PARK STAKES. TAreeina• tors of a mile. Mamaslor sad Agra are bete. AVON STAKES. Thme-qoartere of a mile. Lady Zglistaa. Ciremals, sad Mies Eloaaor are here. OTRIZ AZILIVALS.—Har at Law, Rieglet, Sts 'ley, rat 8 'fibgry. WIST LONDON RAILWAY OOMP4I/7. (IRIS DAL) This morning the half yearly general meeting of *lt company WAS held at the London Tavern ; Mr. Btatt fa the chair. - _ . The following report wee submitted to the shareholders: At the last half-yearly general meeting the directors reported that In pormsnes of a resolution of • rpecial general meeting, provionaly held, they had introduced into whs. meat a bill for entseding the West London Railway to and acmes the Thames., and had appealed to the shareholders to enbecribe the seceseary capital to terry out the ondertaking. In thia moral they were altogether unsuccessful, • very mall number of shams only having been subscribed for. Under these eirmunstancre the directors came to the determination that the most denrable mune waa to urge the great composing, whom lime of railway they sought to connect by the eaten sista of the West London Line, to take upon themselves to a..iy the proposed bill. It fis annecswary to enter into the various phases which the continued sego. tintless with them commute' presented, move reps dolly so the matter bas been brought before the shareholders daring the past half-yep et two special ge nes! meetings. The directors have sow the satisfaction to inform the shareholders that the bill which woe submitted for their approval at the Whencilffe meeting. held ou the 25th July last, promoted by the North Naito.; the Greet Neatens, the South Western, end the 13.4kt0• Railway Companies, jointly, hes, with sours slight alterations, pureed Into an act, baring vettalved the royal stunt on the 13th ultimo. By this act the :Kew anal, mid all other properties of the Nett London 1 1 1 1.Vray Company. are absolutely trensfewed to the new otenge . ny, ' The Nett London Extection Railway Com- M, in comideratiort of the toll twit, payments , to be mode oody to the shareholders of the West Loudon Rtil. way Company, via :—To the boidra of drat•claire low fared chores the yeasty sum t f 14i. per shorn To the holders of recondielass preferred shares the yearly sum of IL 4s. per share (the first half-yearly payment to he mad+ within twenty-eight days after the earnstion of six months from the parsing of the act). To the holders of mini nal gores, front end et 'T the completion and opsnim for polite traffic deny pert of the always ; the yearly camel 46. per Ware. From sod efts, the expiration of three years fres seeh cempletion and opening the yearly sum of 6s. per share. And from sod after the expiration otitis years from molt eomplodoo sod moseinv, the yearly sum of Ss. per share (the firm of sash half-yearly payment• to be made within tweuty-tight days after the elpir silo° of six months from sompistion end opening). The temporary *drawee me& by this company for promotion the new line ham for the mast claret exhaust vl the balance of the reveals samara Au stesegemant ham, however, Mite Bads ley whisk the emus so advanced are to be re taken.; mod the directors to take a resolution to the Mho; ad so soon se wUMsut foods aro in hand for the dry shall pay to the first -elan reference share -I=d of ss. is sneer for the half-yep ending BIM Dsomshor, ISA sad elm the dividend of 54. for the holf.year wading 30t1, Jame Ism. With refersoor to she Iwinest of 3381. ISt. 9d. due to Meters I Saha Wortidootoe, end Shiparea, the fanner solicitors the cepopsy, the directors km to report Mat the bill of lows of Are gentleman wee, am Ms recommusdelitte of the sommillow of shavelteldwi, teihmed fit 11(moto. Stott, Toboosdis, owl Show, of Liosobewleardsils, iv monmdao. ties, who r then set Wham should be pad without toudism." Altisimes (fitiose, Is wise do edepties of the tepee, evil the Wimesdtffe meeting Ind bees held se Teem* diet It issid is saseelesery is deists dm shereholdsre say kelp? ibes cossestsleie Ib om es the preeest midis el itatmideeleidett. Is emeNte — eirs PROPRIZTOI6 Kr. MID. the eolith°, of the coatfeay, eta'el that the sew ereepsey would roosbt of two wrest °magnate*. The dleidend ef the West Lledon Company would be s drat =the sarealase of the Use; but la (SS, 'bey proved t, the North Weetera and Great Western had basal themselves to ' , apply the deflelestey. The aped wee thew adopted, sad lb. dividend, were evilest le be yet 4 is sonfprtaity with ire ownatmendatioles. It we ale speed that the expellee* of the committee 01 eiterebeidevithe paid by the compsoy. Kr.Lownees ilea moved the Gllown msalutton,— " That the mow yid* has attended the efforts leads by the abeellave to Veto Ibis semplay to It. meet seas for mere than Ka bore admit 'meats of the Thet the east of 6104 be voted to (100& seeds eat of lb. fund. of this emotes) , se far past 'veld meekee, sad that 1001. per year be their allow's*, es temy ae Ibis vole fact' retalse ire proemt htoorpoested mist met. net the board of alligators of the enemies his, be eispeedelly erred to egret the legal absceptlca of We ens ;mares@ stanumate of their !acceptation at the ea peso. pasioal, and thereby lle.olve tho °Niamey." tees Gamed le, the mamba Seradaated. CAUTION TO YawNarts.—On Thursday Seat • =,:s a maid Divests, moat to Mr. Z. 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THE OUNIIAKEES' DISPUTE AT BIRMINGHAM.— AWA RD OP THE Al EITIATOIII.-110 workmen at Sir. =lngham engaged on the Town oonharte for small arms have been on strike fOT SUMO er her meat)" Mr 'sties on 40. ed. for the smooth bore of the eonstahalary carbine, the masters offering be. 6d. A few days ago items mutually agreed to refer the matter to arbitration, and yesterday, after an inquiry of several hours duration, the arbitraton made the following award—" We, the undersig tied, having been appointed arbitra tors to decide the price that shall be paid by the contractors fir small aims for government to the workmen called scrums ix the work requital to be done upon the gun called the oonstabubuy gun, end baying heard the evidsoce tendered by both puttee, and having take, the cams into couldera ties, have decided that the outman» &hall pay the sum of H. ed. to the said sourer. for the work so required to be done.—Dated 6th September, 1859.—Cruses SHAW, SAMUEL GODDARD." The result wu received with much atiefaction, Mr. Goodman espressiug his gratification the the strike had been brought to au &mirth!. close, end pledged himself that the masters would resume work with out delay. Yr. Dav:a, ea behalf of the men, flushed the mestere for the °outcry they had displayed, and trusted that In fetus no shnist unpleasantness wadi e-he between them. THE COST OF THE ROCHDALE ELECTION. Z. Nl,llor, leg., election auditor for the borough of Randal*, has ju sti Wetted a statement of the charges In canneries with tis return of Itichrql Cobden, Esq. The Wel 04. 6d. — j://tiTll -- OP JAMES Simrsos ESQ., FOXHILL Beam, ACCILINOTON.—I3 la our melacholy duty to record the death of this much-reepasted paktum., which took place at his residers, en &Wedgy messing last, in the 47th year of his ego. His name is will known, and w"1 lag bs membered, in 3 °Wien la which moss ha laboored with soda seal sad great smoses. Any move ment to promote the welfare of sum working class met with his ready support and advocacy. He ever practised what ha taught ; with him prompt and practice were identical, sad his whole life affords a lesson of undeviating consistency. As preeldent of the Vegetarian Sxaety, his labours were Moment ; and though he might be termed an enthusiast, yet be never indoled in anything which savoured of dogma tism or blgoiry, bat ever treated an opponent with courtesy sod respect Ills lose will be fdt sod lamented by the pnor of the loeitt.y in which he lived. He diepresed hie charities with • bountiful hand; his benevolent heart wrs open to ell. He recognised no dietinotkes of rank, but rich end poor abbe shared his friendship. As a magistrate, he was a pat- tern to his brethren on the bench. He held the scales of jetties with a Mindy and impede! hand. Foe same yearn past his health has not mrmitted I'm to sit as chairman of the bench In the Aocringtoo oorl, where hie abaesoe het been much felt, not only by members of the legal profession, but by their clients. Bee character may be summed up ah. words. He was an honest, upright men. He will be interred at Chorclikirk an Thiusday next. He leaves a widow sad two children to mown his loes.—Aranakester estardians._ _ _ Rsu.wm—The surveyors of the Beet Hest ReAway Company era busily r up. ged inrohesteg bonen M the pier, the site of which to PI be requ•ra for the 114144 Kent Terming' et Dover. No lees than 156 houses ere to be moor. 1 shame hassellataly, the t saws has 'Es notice to quit by the 29th of BeMereber.—lrcatish Gazette. ANOTHER 111 ADE OUTRAGE AT SHEFFIELD.— Another of those trade outrages which have of late been so frequent fa Sheffield was perpetrated at an early hour me Saturday morning, at Boum Works, Milton-street, the =ftof Marra. Bunting sad Son. A fork grader, luars Rowan, who has for some doe refused to Jain the union cousected with his ludo, has during the Oat fortnight occupied a room at thine works, having left the wheel when he previously worked, from being there, as be supposed, peculiarly exposed to each outrages. Between three and four o'clock on Saturday morning his room fa the mooed storey was mitered through Ma window by mesas of a Udder ; sad the mon's glan or. having ben tikes off the machinery, were =sped together, and set on fire, some boards having been broken up for the purpose. At 4 o'clock the ladder attracted the attention of the watchmen, and led to the direcovety of the fire before much damage had been done. The fire was kindled on the wooden floor of the room =Mead of in the nary; and but for its early dU covery would probably hays reenbed in a serious °pedigree Lion. As it wee, Re Smogs was d3ne to the room beyond the burning of a email hole through the floor. Only a low months ago a trade outrun was committed in the very same roam, powder being planed ender the grinding atone, which, when it exploded, seriously Injured the grinder. THE LATE GALE ON THE NORTH-WEST COAST.— Considerable damage has been ceased during the late gals on the Cumberland oust and in the Solway ; but we are glad to learn that. ao far es can be auertained no loss of life hes occurred. The schooner Moths, outwar d bound from Poet Carlisle, woe driven from her moorings, and the captain ran her on shore at Silloth, where she renistas, but the damage is not serious. The schooner Mary, of Carlyle, was attempt ' log to proceed up the Solway, but grounded on the west end of Silloth Back, and immediately began to fill. The crew got out their boat, but the craft wesalmeetinuantly swamped I by the heavy era which was running; and signals of distreie were then hoisted. The tide tieing, the crew were compelled to take to the rigging, in which pesition they were observed by the steamer Qom, of Dumfries, which bore down totheir araistacee. After several leeffeetnal attempts to matte the poor fellows, the Queen, after the lapse of an hour, succeeded In taking them on board, though nut until after the mast to 'bk./ they were clinging had been carried away. In falling the mast struck the mate of the Queen, end severely injured him; and the mate of the Mary was also much hart by the same casualty. The Mary and her urge are totally loot. A Premien barque is also reported to be an shore ; and It is feared that news of whirr mishap' will yet be rte. iced. POSSESSION IS NINE POINTS OF THE LAW.— Some short time ago an ancient tenement on the east side of the fikinnergate was "condemned" as =wife by the Guild Court, and ordered to be Mites down, and on Tuesday lad the work of demolition communed. But the proomdfnp I soon encountered a very serious obstacle. The old lay, the ' proptistrem of the house, resides in the Snit fiat. ' who positively refused to "flit end remove herself" ' although the house should be pulled down about her ears ; and nothing daunted there she remained, while her dotoitil• was laid open, the eecond eery and the front wall of the first flat being taken down. On Tuesday evening there she was to be tees occupying the two MOM jot as usual, but with the aide of the flat entirely awe . A o = s eir . owd collected in the street to view thou nce. Ou Wednesday, there she was atilt to be found se resolute u ever; and of menu no further program was made with the taking down of the crazy old tenement. To all appeerasee the tetrads to minuets her point to the laW.—PrefA °aura's% SALTLEY REFORMATORY INSTITUTION. The foundation atone of the StalFordahin Wig of the Reformatoey Institotion at Mol.y, user Rhohiglisat, was laid yesterday by the Hes. Mrs. Adderisy, is the presence of Lard Lyttel ton, Lard Nue, M.P., end a mossums assemblage of ladles and gentlemen. Mr. Cheeks Reich& eddreessif some re marks to the conetway tlledeatlve of the sanulness of the fastitellicea dues its toundation ; and, upon his Invitation ant that at Mo. Thome Mr. Swell, the contpeity ware afterwards ettortaissa et luncheon - - - _ _ _ . SINGULAZ DE4yl.—Oa Sunday Mrs. Prim, the wife of the landlord of the Crean' Billet, Ash-Next-Sand with, woo sitting is bar ream, when a vein in her leg, near the aide. km. Medina aid wee speedily sent fw, Dnt in wen =Watt she wee dead. Mr. Deleseuz held ea iaquiry tate the we yeetarday.—/autrint OWW. Tha REVIVALS. Yesterray, the Free Church in , sirtive, by direction of the Coeaminion of Assembly, celled the attention of their people to the revivals in Indand, and the effect these ought foliave epos this country, urging their °Derogations to Wagged diligence in prayer for the outparrag of the try sPktiaol4ll,oW SOTS* liiirna• is Si ad a ii i .1 I ii It I II IP 101111011 RAMWAYA 2=7d . lossr4r.. • MIK Les mar= 3. 7 tr az .....t vw , 1tere...... x Mai. arb. a•lrr ... Ari 11118. DAL Mt ...... 9114= . ::::::: 4P1at......: Warn riVaitiiii I/ 41 5 iiol ~ a ii A 4z, II m _ 144 II i. d 1 SI IMe MO = F Fi % De 4 q le I U JOUR 111110011 ZAMA& Ufa U. INLAY 1 et IdZetft. • a sa %l6.Bad II Oo a. of Looks _,..- 6fo i t ko rapi.sui ddr. " Mpoi : LE : NM. M. or= Da. NW. n ews! Book Km eoffd dola — .- - ,Xtrof Sod Oft.— Pr.or=d lß r k lidia Do. dew .... ..._ all daulk A W1J;1....,.. Limon of Amend tidos of Leatios 4 Cleft. W 1,41 , 0 1 Roof. Bank of I.iini SO 1 i 44 I I ' & 0 i II Ilie li ril ill 40 ••• NO WI • a Pi re to COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) NILITION AND DMZ NAG:fail° TZLNORATX.) (TOOK OVA OWN OODZWITONDINT.) The market intohre. Wheat forced males at Frida y's Wee. Flour rather cheaper. Indian sari firm at about 28 , . for Zara. Beans and other *Aoki dill et rale, with)ut change in price. 71INCINO-LANE.—(I'HIS DAY.) SOGAZ—The market has opened with • dull appearance, and the public sa!os are progemairm heavily. Reflood lamps, 49e. 61. to 61a. COFFEII.—Th's article steady, but the demand ocatirmes 11 Taa.—The lar ppublic sales to commence to-morrow hays occupied the attention of the trade, and weave rei•hout trans scamps t pot. to-day Rice. —Tne public' sales went off rather irregularly, averag ing previous rates. Rcx.—Prices are firm. BALIPETRI.—P riots are nualtmed. Corrox.—No sales reported, bat the article Is Atm. Markets paerally dull to-day. TALLOW NARIESTr(THIS DAY.) The market le rather qatet today at the followiag prices . —Town tallow, Me. 6d. net mesh; Petersburg Y C on Um spot, 675. ; Beptecober, 675. 3d. ; October to D ecember, 675. tld. to 675. M.; ditto separately, 68e. SMITHFIELD HAY iIARKIIT.—(THIS DAY.) " A Mao dull. Pnc,e u usual. Palms °widow hay, 654. to; Ms. ' - raparbr ditto, 00e. to 881. • ' inferior ditto, 604. to 70a.; row, 110 s. to 70a.; clover, old, 100.. to 110 e. ; ditto, sew, 85e. to 100 a.; straw. 2ds. to 30e. BARNET OMITS FAIL-Yesterday the great annual fair as Barnet was opened for the isle of cattle. There was a eery large assemblage of prone, and nearly all counties were represented by the pi incipel stock breeders end dealers. The counties of Hereford and Devon contributed some of their bast grazing beans, end were the incipal toppling of cattle to the demands. 'Yorkshire was fully represented by • field of exoellent end choice-bred nailed awe. lrelaad imps td some Large droves of well-bred stock to the fair; Scotland gave an eddireonal impedance to tide mat mart by its production of choke polled Biota end wed-bred stens; Wares sent some large herds of black cattle, which occupied a large portion of the fair. There was a good demand for best description of grszlng stock ; and, notwith standing the high prices asked, an ac'.vs businees con emceed early and continued throughout the day, so that money to a very Ir-ge amount changed hands. Stook prices were as follows :-Fiereford beasts.-Well-bred bullocks for nall-feeding, 161. to 181. ; useful grazing steer', 111. to 141. • stock heifers, 101. to 111. Devon steare.-Weil-gaud besets, 164 to 181.; plata ditto, 121. to 161.. end mew-bred ditto, W. to 111. Durbe - st beasts made 161. to 171.; ditto, cows, 131. to 161. ; Lieollue and half.brede varied in price fee 114 to 161., and well-paned steers 201. Semen besets. -Well-conditioned steers foe stall-feeding, 141. to 161 ,• seed benne accustomed to the yoke and agrieultural work,lBl. to 201. each. It Leh cattle.-Well-grown steers, 111, to 131.; ohoioe se kctioaa,lsl ; and useful heifers, 81. to 104 ; yearliap,4l.to6l. Scotch cattle.-This doreriptlou of stock met buyers very quickly; beat quality of polled &As in high condition made 201. to 924 a-heed ; ditto for feeding up, 161. to 171 • and small skew, 131. to 141. Aunt.-Thee li'Jiputian b easts, fresh from the highlrnds, were in active request; those fresh from grazing mitten made 61. to 91 end well-cos &toned ditto, 101. to 121. Welsh oatlle .- )lsny large herds of black stcck sold off at 71. tr W. a head ; three-year-old bullocks fetched 91. to 131.; heifers, 74 ; and Welsh sows is full milk, 81. to 111. Mitch cows.-This class of stock was in high demand, in consequence of the ragernees of London milkmen to secure them; choice-bred short-horn cows is full milk end a ce'f by their side made from 171. to 204 ,• large-framed Yorkshire cows in full profit, 201. to 93/. ; and eralections of choice besets, 261.; 06111 down calving, 14/. to 184 ; Alderney cows in full milk, 181.; half-bred and aged ditto, 81. to 101. • well-bred short-horn heifers (in calf), 81. to 121. ; stock ditto, 71. to 101. Bitlla.-Well-hred young bull., 'York or shat-been, 161. to 181. ; ditto ice hems purpose', 111. to 141.; ditto eines, 161. to 181. The fair will be kept open to-day (Tuesday) fat the sale of stock and borers. ATw LONG RANGE CAN/4014.—A most von derfd loag nage omen, invented by Mr. Jeffries, patenthe of the se:hitt:own marine glue, is in amuse of being recanted in the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, for experiments at Shoe berries*. Its range or flight of shot is spoken of u certain, to eclipse every other weapon hitherto known. The gun, with ite present bore, namely, • thrminch diameter, waghe seven tone, and resents an appearanse (with the exception of the present calibre) similar to one of our 68-pounders. The charge will conidst of 181 b. of powder, end a conically shaped chat, weighted with lead to 9.b , and hollowed, simi larly to the Midi bullet, whloit it is presumed will be pro pelled fifteen es twenty mites. Mr.:tarifa, it is stated, has eseerted hie conviction that it would carry from Dover to Calais. It is the intention of the authorities to carry out a retied and complicated course of experiments under the in spection of the &Int Committee of Woolwich Areenri. An 1. being estidled of it. power in its present form. the bcre will t t progrereleely increased to a 68-pounder. To enable the gunners to point the gun, the trunnions will be fitted with • maple of teleeeopes, to assist the eye over the enta mans range predicted. PROTESTANTISIE Ix Amriala.—The 0.1 Deutsche Post of Vienna rye—" It lea mistake to supped+, that the number of protested. in the different precincts of the empire is not 03•0441Ma1k. In the tinnier:l of Hungary there are 2,196,818 protestmte, two-thirds of whom belong to the reformed church, and the other third to the Lutheran. The protestant*, therefore,form me-fourth of all the 'n habitants of the kingdom. The organised-la of protestant worship is guaranteed by both old and me it laws ; It pos. seems a certain degree of .elf-government, and appoint, its heads, and all that is wonting to it hi to be placed on the same footing so the Roman esteolio church. In Teensy!. vane. oat of a popalatioa of 2,000,000, there are 643,634 protestante el diffeetat denoroina'i roe, each bay ing its own chiefs. Ia the &mien Voicolice there am 78,313 out of 1,674,000 initebitante. In Croatia sat Bolavoala there are only 4,831. Among the own* tree forming part of the Germanic, Confederation s the small province of Silesia has relatively the largest protestant portlatioo, the number being 60,763; mkt follow Bohemia, with 90,000; Moretti', 62,140; Upper Amelia, 18.611; Carinthia, 17,980; Lower Austrls, 20,000; Stria, 6,800 ; sad the *Gas., 1,600. In the Tyra there are only 122, end in lialsbourg 176. Is the other pro. ViDet• of Dakota there is a protestant population of 24,880; to the Bekovine, 7,280; in Venetia, 400; and In Dalmatia, 16. Protestantism i*, therefore, represented in Austria by three millions of inhabitants." EXECUTION IN PRUSBTX.—A man named Voigt, and Me vie, have, after a great delay, bon eaecatcd at Brandenburg, fur having murdered, by means of phosphorite, a person of the cams of &bade, by whom they had been em ployed as labourers in that neighbourhood. The crime, when committed, created a great seat agar, sni i'spaelehmer..t now hue likewise stitseted mach notice, se ao mention had taken place there for nearly 23 yetra. In Prawns there is on seat megatons no publics exhibition of the criminate, but the extreme penalty of the law Is ovoid into effect in the "facer court" of the prima, Ia presence of a magietnee end hie oleik—by whom a report of the proceedings fa drawn aP —and there is also premed a delegate from the rain proee cuter, two medical man, and a clergymen of the cul to a have bolonged, besides twelve cat:zoos 'elected by lot munion to whirl the markt§ may Live profaned from tbe list of these who are qualified to *it on isms, who thus are supposed to Topmost the pe?ele- ( ) 11 the Pram' s! Bran ' 4 °°eggi enburg °D , l as h@ t utb re ep is py w prisolth " labe t r i c thel mirl ik ' ' ll r a fa th t; pi ; io" r: ,of the apartment.' of the geol. The woman, erten announcement was male that ell wee ready, fell lot° • swoon from which she did not o cover ' and be that state hit heed was laid on the block and tevered from her body at one blow, ;The gem war perfectly coinpesed, and after re• psi u m w „,a by Ward a prayer offered tap by the Lutheran clergymen who lives pelmet, he was bete Idea in a moment, serf euul ;th Tl itv el e timaisuonithehattloacanif.thowahatisewvehltaditment,plefaithaoeyttretwait i.mutiqme-ht 14 1:fit; - :+rett a ;T - 61:2 1 0.7 p. mot 0111011 De. 0 0=4.. . °V."atrraee Te Nord.: .... • • Rot sod Rat. 1et..1 ot. Hestk 11:waTrit _ ,~ ~i jtp.,,,==. I. lift. asOasitin tiff± ." k , Ds. 0 arlaseliMis 90/12JIM•0 New %el Isairia ab artsw l4.. Irani SerNIND As Kamm AiskaDas Led alvin6l , l 6 .= Do. De. imot i. l:ZU&Ort 0176e00k Dv*. 7