The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-03 00:00:00

Wellington's regimeet—en that occasion. He re-1 calved three worked., two in the hip and thigh, and one in the arm. He was severely wounded at the battle of the Alma, and had suffered a long confine ment subsequently. He rejoined his regiment before he had fully recovered, and his health has been re-established since. This circumstance appears to have hastened the fatal result of his injuries. Lieutenant-Colonel Unett, who commanded the 19th regiment at the same attack, has also succumbed to his wounds. He had his right hip shattered, and rteeived also a severe wound in the neck. Some of the officers wounded on the Bth instant, whose inju ries were of such s nature as not to be aggravated by the movement, have already embarked and left for Englaltd. Working parties are actively eng ged in repairing and making roads. In some of the camps prepara tions are going on, suck as building stone cooking sheds, raising paths, and draining, to meet the seve rity of the ooming winter. The ellevium which pre vails in the greater part of the town renders an en campmeot on the heights above much more desirable in a sanitary point of view. Near some of the works, as the Redan and the Malakhuff, the odour, more especially in the latter work, is almost pestilential. Decomposing matter of all kinds in the dark holes and corners of the hiding places and underground barrack., and bodies buried, but lightly covered by loose earth, or hidden by the debris of stones and gabions scattered by shells which have exploded, are manifestly the causes of the offensive effliVitirit. The removal of these sources of malaria must be undertaken before the neigh bourhood of the Malakhof hill oao be occupied, and this must necessarily be the work of ocusiderable time and labour, more, probably, than can be be stowed at present, if the greater part of the troops are called to active operations in the field. In the larger part of the town on the won side of the south hart no offensive odour is perceptible. This is the result of the flee; and the pains which the enemy took in rendering its effect complete, though adopted and carried out with very different motives, have doubtless proved an essential benefit to those who may have to remain in the neighbourhood of the town. In walking along the principal streets one Buds the large houses on each side entirely reduW to stone walls: everything inflammable has been consumed. Theo neary all the offensive matter has been destroyed and removed, and a deposit of carbon spread over the ground to neutralise the effect of any which may have escaped the fire and be lying Beath the ruins. In the houses of the **busks w hich the fire has not spread, offal of all kasellwand not unfrequently human remains—are found,Tird the natural repulsive consequences of course ensue. The following has been published in general orders, and refers to the Royal warrant of August the 16th, authorising the Wee of field allowance to troops serving against an enemy : Headquarters, Sebastopol, Sept. 21. Her Majesty have* been grimously yles.ed x. grant as errs field ailowance of sixpence per diem to the son-com mistimed uffixers and soioiera of her regular army, when tamed in active operations in the field easiest an enemy, the same will Insulted from the let July. 1866, to all nee comailuiosed officers and eol.tiers, inaluoing the Royal Artillery, Royal Sappers sad Miners, Cavalry, and Infantry of the army now serviag is be Crimes. The Commander of the Forces trims that the troops will woke • good lee of this alditim to their pay, and reminds then of the faeilitica that now exist for remitting money to England. He hopes that he may have the pleasure of reporting hereafter that the mewl. of obtaining increased s.niforis, which are Inas placed .t the disposal of the soldiers, have not been the lesser of irregularity or nation perance. Commanding officers are empowered to stop the field allowasce of any soldier f)r a reriod not eaceeding Dena day., in • proved ease of drankenneic Dory* the period of • non-eorandsaioned officer or sol dier beteg is hospital, his field allowance will coal', bet will be allowed from the day ha retires to duty in the field. In all ease. is which the pay of a soldier is forfeited for essays without leave, or when any portion of the pay of • eoldtar u forfeited by eneviction by • court-martial, his field allowance will be forfeited also.—Hy order, (Stoned) H. W. B. , Chief of the Staff. SEPT. 22.—The fire alluded to above, in the build ings near the shore on the north side of the roadstead, continued burning all night. Shells were thrown at intervals in the direution of the fire from the French mortar battery near the eutrance to the south har bour, and have been continued until this morning. Some rain fell daring the night. THE CZAR PETER'S WAT OF NEGOTIATING PRA - 61. (From Marko' lAA of Peter, Caw of Iluantey." Printed to 17404 When M. Osterman returned to Aland, in the smith of April, it was LNG to negotiate than to 10,111101 the Swede., for hie Czarist& Majesty (having captured Riga, tit) had ordered his to declare, that auto.. they accepted in two months' time of the conditions pulpwood, they meet slyest ayieit from 40,000 plenipotentiaries, who would force thus to it with sword in hand. • • • (Be thin made a descout on Bweoles.) The account published at Peter*. berg, by order of the Czar, 'to attention ' the memory of the work of this plenipotentiaries, is as follows:—Admiral Aprazin, for his part, bad burned or destroyed 6 good towns, 11 castles or palaces of brick. 109 of wood, belonging to ncu blouson, 526 villages and hamlets, 3 milli, 10 magazines, 2 mines of copper, and 6 mines of irrn. hilajor-Grnersl Lesly, on his part, had rad uctd to ash, s 2 towns. 21 cutlee or noblemen's houses, 636 sills'., and hamlet., 40 mills, 161 11114111011118, and 9 mines of iron ((or one of which the Swedes had offered 300,000 ris dollars, to save it from ruin). They destroyed alio the corn and forage, and killed all the cattle and horses that they could not carry off with them. They pet on board their vessel. ill the iron they were able, and the rest, to the combat of 80,009 bars, they threw into the see. " The design of the CM, In all these horning' and devise tatioas, was (says his eulogist) to bring the Court of Bwedta to accept of such conditions as he was willing to impose upon it. To which porpoise, he sent Counsellor Osterman thither, charged with a commissi-n to make the hardest propositions. And he, agreeably to the Aland project of peace, demanded nothing leas then the absolute maim of Esthooia, Ingrie, and Corolla, comprising the tows. of Revel, Wyboorg, Nana, and Keeksholin, and the cession for forty years of Livonia." These and other diabolical doings of that crafty barba rian, commonly celled Peter the Great, soon compelled the Crown of Swedes to submit to be robbed of a large part of Its dominions, so that he loos cam. into possessiou of eaten sive shores on the eastern side ~f the [little ; and he speedily took advantage of it to build many ships of war for his fatale conquests. THE CHLIICTI IN SWITTERLAND.—An event has jest traospired at Aivolo, in Ticino, which is little sales !it'd to heal the breach between the clergy sod a large number of the inhabitants of that canton. The Secretary of tbet Municipality died so suddenly that it was impossible to admisister to him the sacraments of the dying. The cure refused to bury the deceased, and the bishop, on appeal, approved hie resolution. Upon this, the syndic of the place called eat the national guard, and with it proceeded to bury his colleague without the ceremonial of the church. ----• ----- GREAT REJOICINGS ON THE TYNE TO CELEBRATE TEE CAPTORS OF SWILSTOPOL.--SKIRLDII, NknIDAT.-- Tbe inhabitants of North and &nth Shields have to-day kept a general holiday in commemoration of the fall of Sebastopol. Nearly all the public places of basinw ars closed in both towns, and the reseal• in the harbour are mostly decorated with a profesion of fl 'Rs in h"nonr of the great event. zany a day has passed sines Old Father Tye* sported so Ray an appearance, with the mingling toge ther of the alp of almost all the great 'maritime powers of the world. ASSAULT ON • RACE STAND. —A few days ago, at the West Bromwich Petty &MOON Mr. Joseph Beam, of Upper Lansbourn, Berkshire, who is well known in spatial; eludes as the proprietir of an external,' sled of rarallerre ee , app eare d on a iseimons, chetahs' hi. with having assaulted Mr. Bolton, landlord of the New Inn. liaaoswortb. Tbo ocunplainent stated that be visited Lichfield rases. and whilst goo of the races was being rue, he stood upon the Grand Iliad looking through his glass at it. In the OM, aas anew he remarked to himself that one of ass hinge inippli in the race, called Cleve laud, 'shish falba torsporty of Mr. &zoo, was in difficulties, sad to show this the moult be had wads was *amok the heese directly efterwards broke down. A remark to that effect was made by a by atander, and Mr. Bolus remarked that Cleveland had not bees trying to wia the gees. Mr. 811110 e, who stood our, lastaatly gave hiss a severe blew on the foes, and threatened to repeat the nee esodset ees• blow was ant 'sough. Ms. Beata maul that the oats blow was saileisat, he ehoold mile dellawlest ray for that. Mr. flexes admitted boo* eentiluhe ewe salaam, bet Jed the result by maybe that the somplossatilatgalidieli bilMillOOt his haws heasetly. If es • fawn mods& he hard the :Zileor say yams make • dollar obeelvadost he at opat the moo seadeet. Ks had bet SOL la hots ea Oho nee t end, boditee. his Wea r VW& ho bed hew ea INC had beim down. OM ha AIM* odd It hi red IL lie Bosh loSholed • Iwo of M. sod ode. sad Mond Oho defeadost to Sod two soroties Is Mi. ouch, The morn, emoollog told 12a. 10i, were paid. fad two Mimi ergo Modes% who 47= were heal wen the Mr. Ilmea•o____ geed goaded. CITIRAL PAWL -•111MILLIIIII DAT, OCT. Ir Mime= es oeyoteet. ; ditto by ewes tido% 4 17.—Total. 6,71*. Cleimpandlog day last year, 7,111. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MITZI/112 On LN NiTlNerirl DiaTILLBAT. M.r AN. Dammed sad Alia Melding were charged with working aa esteasive illicit It appeared from the acidotic that the often wont last sight to 11, Barnes-pleas, Southgate- reset, Hingsland, and having made as entry into the house, Its (Quad in the beck hitches a large still sad 200 gallons of melanin wash. The Wayne', were the owl, parties found in this house. Tito prisoners were nssaaded till to-morrow, to allow of inquiries ►eing maJe. CAa►les Smith, residieg at 9, Ivy.place, Hoato•, yea charged with the following peculiar assault on his wife : Mn. Smith stated that the defendant had yesterday morning melted mousy from his agent, and returnieg at night le liquor, beat her all over her body as she lay is bed with seek violence that his walkisg•stick broke, aid eke was rammed from his attack by the interference of her landlady, w►o beard her repeated Kiss for auistence. Latterly he Yu been in the habit of continually drinking. He is a lieutenant is the army. Defeadeat—l am not. I am • brevet•captain, 51 yean in the service. I am 70 years of age neat Fatuity, and me ei,' • pension of 31s. weekly. The medical officer of the parish hare stewed the magis trate that the mistier before him was of serious import, the defeatism* ►eing a terror to the parish officiate—lately he had greatly alarmed Mr. Death, the churchwarden. Defendant—Nousesess. I only asked him if he was death on the pale bone that we read of in the Revelations Kr. Coward, the divisional surgeon of the N division—lt is my °piston that Hr. Smith is • most dangerous lunatic— quits mad. Defendant—Mad indeed. Why. you are a botcher, not a out:Seated summon. Why not mend for my own medical mss ? Don't you reeolleet that when George the Third wee caked his opinion of 0 1 Wolfe, he replied—. Why, he is mod, and I wish he would bite one of my Generals." Magiairate—What do you say to beating lire. Smith ? Defendant—Why, when I did it, I thought I was at Dosaybrook fair. Magistrate—l shall remand you for a nook. Ihfendant—Tbaok you, sir: I have given you a great deal of trouble, but I'll stud you a brace of partridges sod a ptsesy-eat, too, if I sus seta oat. pr h e old lam emend the 17th Foot is the same year so Mae to Lord Reese, sad I. sow ea half-pay from the 63rd Foot ] MARY LEBONIC. SAVAGI ASSAIILTII BY AAAAA ILL Merl Anne Sonia and Cat Aeries Lone were ►rought before Mr. Long, charged with having committed assaults of a wage salami upon a young walnut nuaed Mary Anne Kelsey, residing in Oradea-street, Camden-tows. Complaisant deposed that on her way ►ome last sight she entered a public-bones is order to obtain a little refreshens?, and that while there. Smith took from her a glee-, sod drank a portion of the souteests thereof. Complainant, not • iehieg to have any quarrel in the place went: out for the purses of going straight to her own apartments, when site was followed by Smith, who , polled her down upon the pavement, and beat her repeatedly with all her might upon different parts of the body; the other prisoner then come up and atteekea her in a similarly brutal manner. She called out IN loud:, as eke mild for assistance, and a constable speedily arrived. 374 8 gave evidence corroborative of • portion of the pre coding statement. The prisoners were each seat to tho House of Correction for a month. CITY REGISTRATION.-(THIS DAY.) 1 The Revising Barrister (J. Y. MeChristie, Esq.,) I concluded the revision of the list of electon for the City of London, with the parishes of Bt. Dunstan and Bt. Bride, l emopriaiog the Inner sad Middle Temple. His Honour said, that the list for the Middle Temple was the worst which had come before him, being fall of inaccuracies. The Overseer said be had had the greatest difficulty to pt the information at ell, and it was as he had received it. Kr. Ledger said that under the act, the Temple being extra parochial, the duty devolved upon the overseers of the perish adjoining to make out the list, but la this ease there was no rats book to refer to, but merely the rent book sad the names wen given by the collector, sad therefore there eoald be ea blame attach to the owieeetr. Ms. Sidaey Smith said t h e trimmer refused to allow facilities fre a perfect list to be node oat, sad, in fact, the only way would be to go from bona* to house and see every occupier. The overseer said that he bad attempted this, and was almost given in custody for making the attempt, as the treasurer said they did not allow say person to apply for infornsatio• but their own odious. His Honour said it was shameful to restrict the °mom fres doing hie duty. Mr. Smith laid that the (mermen was entitled to go and maks inquirim, and if the tremorsr or any one else dared to give him into custody, they wosld M subject to an action. His Honour pared the list, sad appended a note that the parish list was well made out, but that that for the Middle Temple was the wont that had come before him, in conse quence of the treasurer refining to allow the ovens., the opportunity of making out the lie.. Mr. Smith said that many gentlemen in the Temple emaplained of the list,. There were 69 objections (by the Liberals), 64 of which were supported. ALLEGED ATTEMPTED MURDEIL—This morning tle attention of the polies was attracted by the noise of a brawl in Bbip•eoart, Tooley-Must, when it wu found two men bad been engaged is a desperate straggle, one of whom, Daniel Geary, aged 40 years, was found is a pool of blood. He wu raised from the ground, sad weedily son• mod to Cornelius Ward, Guy's Hospital, where he was ezamiaed by Mr. Penfold, home snipes. It wag found that the unfortunate man bad sustained as eatensive um "nod !future of the Anil. The instrument that had been I used by his amailant is aa iron fender. From the severe' eaters of the wound, little hopes an entertained of kis recovery. His assailant, however, mugged to neaps. EXIT.NSITE CASH AND PLATE ROBBERIES IN THE Kernorome.—The polies bare resolved information of the following external?* robberies of lank of England notes, plate sad jewellery ; viz., fa= 16, Bt. Paul street, Misr tea, a large quantity of silver plate Led valuable jewellery. From No. 18, !it. Matthetv's-temee, Hackney, two 201. Bank of Balked notes, numbered reepmtively 40,691 and 40,442, a Bank of Eaglead mote for 101., gad gee sovereigns, by two men whose descriptions are known to the polite. Frees the London Hotel, Alb... atarbretthet, Bt. James's, a 201. Bank of Ragland note 'sabered 6,371, and four Bank of England antes for 1 61. oath, numbered 66,705, 66,705, 66,707, and 05 .7 08 , a set of amethyst buttons set is gold, 22 ditto, sad 12 blood stone ditto for a vest, an these turned gold watch with silver dial, Dumber 9,836, small gold Oahe sad key &needled, ad several other articles of value, by a rapectably dressed nth, about 36 years of age, sad mealy siz feet is height, who obtained seems to the pension.. From Broome Hall, Elhooter's•hill, ,Blaskheath, 81 silver table, dessert, sod teaspoons, fiddle and Bated pattern, with Midas " W. W." MURDER AT DUNDEE.—An atrocious and delibe rate murder was committed seer Dead*. on Saturday night last. The victim is a labourer named Owes Smith, and the murderer a millworks!, or labourer, named Thome% Collators, a native of the County Cavan, in Ireland. It seems that some time ego the seen had had a difference about a young woman for whom Colston h.d formed an attachmeat, and which resulted in Colston being convicted and dried in the police court for an emelt. He ancouatered Smith and his wife on the road near to Hendee on Saturday night, and, saying "Now I have got you, " stabbei him in several plows, sad the unfortunate man died histaatly. Colston abecoaded, but he was traced to Perth, where he was ap prsbeaded oa Monday. - FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE ESHER MARBLE WORKS, WIIITIII x —Yesterday afternoon II r. Laughlin held, as 'ovary at Westminster Hospital, relative to the death of Daniel Shay, aged 26 years. It appeared that the de mead was employed at the Faber Marble Works Wtat mincer, is ressomag a very large block of marble as • track, whets Doe of the wheel' struck a plea. of stone, moaned the block of marble to slip asd 101 l to the groond, orweidap ihs isesesstrs lift howl beetroot% it. The esfor tumid =Ws Mod was IseadlaUr mitileted, sox kp wu ossesped MMs assgi s irliere it wee lotod Beeserary to ==oflllB • Waits% or look jaw resulted, of ibeibelo be daddy expired. Verdi ' s% " Ard ente* destL" 13111ZOIF Cl ♦ SUPPOSED RUM= Vnsu.—The levees Wedge Iseelesd, *hies vein !)..dish W has shed is Mir Avon ea ourglelea of being la the Beedea melee. /be aimed a eerie of einem la Ibe Ommerelal Docks, aad i mew detained is the Wee Wit Desk. .'s . t; ; THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 3, 1855. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two &CLocz. 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Now !Unica of London an all all 2 Xll • 8 all 'U 60 all mll 24 10 92 96 100 103 4 ti $7 $9 IC4 102 14 1$ SS Si 112 e U 7 It 2I i Pk am Sl{ & i 1 I 6_ / ie 26 3 $ 36 26 29 6 die r 63 69 11 l 36 24 11 :1 I dim par 0 lid II IS 21 IS 11_ 1 1 1 si SAME& I 0 0 86 zd' M 0 dl la m 68 par i die Isi 17 194 10 J to " -- pox i poi as 38 40 42 52 $4 40 41 89 71 8 9 1 .0 , 8 1, 14 an i; 101. 81. 6. 81 AtratriliZ Berlin Waterworks British American Land Canada Do 6 per et.Jac Jul, I Do 6 per et..eb. Saw V I I MAIM (]petal Palace of France. Eastern floes Eng & Australisa Copper Electric Telecriph 9e weal BUn. blavlicatioe ral 8.0. Shining Ow Iron &new ,kr itc7diterniWasi 61st Ti Mencen Bi. Asiorkra Nethalaids Lad I . Do. Do Do.ap.Ct.Pref.,l4. at'dhe North Brft. huotrslodae North of Europe btram t OrtoetolOas Preillirertneritllleeral Penis. le Oriental Steam 3.1,7n1.i --- Portland Iron Cowpony !loyal WWI Steam Scottish Anstr. Inman Australian Land Submarine To I(. Scrip.. . Do. D.. Kentwood I all . all all a 211 4 II u 1 il. lc, i lfi 111 ANOTHER FALL IN THZ PRICE OE BREAD.—This morning there was another fall in the prise of bread is Leather-lane, Whitecrosestriset, and the East-end of the peen, of one halfpenny the 41b. loaf, lowering the pries to N. for the best wheaten, and Bd. for me** or households. °Mary homemade bread is also Bd. the loaf, not weighed. Meer, at the corn factors' and chandlers', is, and has been he a long time past, not fluctuating in pries like bread ; Ike prise is 90. and 10d. pet geartera br the best wheaten, end 80. for the best soon* SOMERSET CENTRAL EXTENSION.—It is proposed b emend the authorised line of the Somerset Central Rail way Company from Wells te the Wilts, Somerset, and Weymouth Rsilway, passing within two miles of Sheet°, Menem and forming thejunetion with the Wilts, Somerset, sad Weymouth Railway at a point between Bruton sad Coeds Cary. The length of tee proposed line will be about twelve miles, and it is estimated that the ant will be about 100,0001. iiikINDICENCE6 OP STRAKA'S, PAUL, AND CO.— The ISOM of this firm was originally Snow and Walton. It wee rams of the eldest banking bounce is London, second nig WOW sad Co., who date from 1640. At the period WOW Onmasswealth Snow and Co. carried on the business of perathrokm, wader the sign of the " Golden Anchor." The Ilem about the year 1679 suspended its payments, in mum with most of the London bankers, owing to the sissninghtras of the seizure of their mosey by that sue pedlsete and unprincipled monarch, Charles 11. OASIMINIMI Illialniaation of the books of Strahui and Ce., 411111111111141hsorered of the date of 1672, which clearly elm= that the mode of keeping neonate in those days wee keeimels. It le curious to observe the nature and quality AI the articles pledged by our ancestors with this holm. They were of a misoellaueons and somewhat eomical diarerster. One of the entries is the book runs thus : N Masa, 10, 1672.—T0 fifteen pounds lent to Lady on M liege Sit of a golden pot se cisembre." The bleak might Med lip_ with an existing Scotch title. About twelve =s• Mr. Straban changed his name from Snow to .in sensequence of the then late Queen's platen having left him 180,0601. on 'tradition of his taking that name, previous to which the title of the firm wee Snow, Paul, and Co. SOUTH DOWN FOEHOUNDL—This peek have lost - - their esteemed muter, Mr. Fryman Tbmiss. wham plea his been filled by Mr. Alszaisdot Dosoran, a gentleman well known in the Haat, and a good sportsman. Ho has bailt uw Usual. at Riau... near Lewes, COLON-- AZDOOIIII, AILOYLLBIII34 ..EL WIACLEAIi OP . who had arrived at the gnat age of 91, is dead. So WM WI thirteenth 'Maclean of Ardgear in direct Hs was son in 1764, sad in 1795 was married to Lady NW earn Hort, daughter of the Earl of Hopetoart. THE TURNIP CHOP.—Accounts condom to reeds Is •f the ravages committed by myriads of insects Upon almost ell the turnip grounds in the county of Kent. The blight has bete so extensive knoll the white kind, that Is many fields seemly a turnip of the last sowiag left. The soseequeseee ere, therefor., likely to be very s i ttees. he dimisishing the stock of winter him' for Steak. TIM weather hes been szendinsly fiivourable this autems hit worlds( the (rattans, and most fanners have availed themeives of It to data their lead, which is new bt better eater then ter • leag that post.—Ssugh.Basisot Ginidge. [AdThitimesect.]-110LLOWAY's PILLS Alt =TEA 011DLIWIT KIXICOT roc ye ONO Or SRI AND Inflt 011111/W.T. Copy of &Latter beat Ur. W. lialgoisof Mew flimegligAigetail =l5, 11'1 :—“Te Prefseree aslifflref—Delli he several years he. • wed liver, aid elms avall, I was Mind to My par invaloWde pith star tiling Om he a abort thme, I ban Me greatest pimosreis ham yes Mg ift law limithe mar at remorieg mete whit WM. I=W. Middens.° Odd all medielos vendors thresmbe lot Fintiosse by latablhaaliut; 144. ia l , Loam, sod* Ildileielessi, New Tent =Nampo, Omahid- KWh E. *Wash Elwlllnal mg Is. used% MONEY MARKET -THIS DAY. Two o'CLooL. Bales of Consols continue to be preened, and a farther decline of j per cent. hu been established since 4 o'clock yesterday. Console are quoted 871 to 88 for money, and 88 to for the 121 h inst. Exchequer Bonds have been dealt in at 99 ; Exchequer Bills at Ss. dia. to Is. prem.; and India Bonds at par to Bs. prem. The foreign stock market is flat, but the decline is chiefly confined to Turkish Six per Cents, which have ranged between 841 and 85, and are last marked 84/. The Four per Cent. Guaranteed Loan has been dealt in at 21 to die. ; Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., at 751; ditto Three per Cents., at 55 ex div. Portuguese Five per Cents., at 491 ; Mexican, at 211 to 1; Spanish Passive Bondi., at 5 ; French scrip, at 1 pm. ; Dutch Two-and-a-Halt per Cent,. at 641 to 1; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, at 933 ex div. The amount of specie brought in by the Magdalena from the West Indies and Mexico was stated yester day at 1,370,000 dollars, or about 274,0001. The bulk of this remittance is believed to be in silver, and will probably be at once taken for India and Chine. There is a prospect that some considerable arrivals of Australian gold will shortly be announced. The! Mermaid sailed from Melbourne on the 13th July, for Liverpool, with 98,665. z. of gold, worth no lees than' 394,6001. The Marco Polo was to sail ou the 21st, and was expected to take a large amount. A quantity of sovereigns had also been shipped on h3erd the Speedy and Walter Hood, at Sydney. Several other vessels were likewise fixed to leave the Australian ports within a few days, at the departure of the last advice,. The sugar market yesterday was firm, and full prices were paid. As regards the effect of the late r'se in the value of money upon the produce market, Mews. True man and Rouse observe: It is worthy of remark that, owing to the very reduced stooks of all our principal import there is no pressure on the money market fir the holding of colonial produce :—ot sugar there Is a reduction of stock, as compered with last year, of 90,000 tons; of coffee 2,000 tons ; of cotton 300,000 bales; of inoigo 7.000 chests; and of saltpetre 2,000 tons; the value of which, taken together, and after making due allowance for the enhanced prices, cannot be estimated at less than five millions steel:lig. The English directors of the Great Western of Canada Railway have declared the dividend upon the share capital to be payable on and after the 22nd instant. The dividend is for the halt-year ending July 31 last, and amounts to 4 per cent. for that penod. In land shares yesterday the only feature was a de cline in those of the British American Land Company. Bank stocks showed steadiness. London Dock stock was dealt in at 1004 ; General Steam Navigation' at 28 to 284; and General Screw Steam at 144 to 4. Annexed are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in the Stock Exchange List :—lnsurance shares: Al bion, 83; Alliance, British and Foreign, 181,1 ; ditto, Marine, 39; ; British Commercial, 84 ; Church of England, 34; Clerical, Medical, and General Life, 21; City of London, 21; Equity and Law, 54; European Life, 184; Eagle, 84 i English and Scottish Law Lite, 44 ; Globe, 105; General, 54; Guardian 514, ; Law Life, 69; London and Provincial Law , ; Legal and General Life, 5 1 , ; London, 29 4 , 4 ; Marine, 394 ; Medical, Invalid, and General Lite, 34; Minerva, 8 1 National Provincial Life, 14; do., Fire, 14; Phenix, 180; New Equitable, 1; Provident Lite, 381; Palladium Life, 31 ; Rock Life, 81; Royal Exchange, 230; United Kingdom, 51 ex div. ; Union, 250, 255; Victoria Life, 3) Canal shares : Ashton and Oldham, 139; Birming ham, 93; Derby, 84 ; Grand Junction, 38 ' • ditto Gaaranteed 6 per cent., 111; Leicester, 491; Maccles field, 511; Oxford, 110; Stafford and Worcester, 425; Stourbridge, 290 ; Peak Forest, 86; Regent's, 14; ; Rochdale, 60; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 28; Warwick and Birmingham, 231 ; Warwick and Napton, 11 ; Wilts and Berke, 4; ; Worcester and Birmingham, 19. Gas and Coke Companies : British Provincial, 20 ; Brighton, 15; Equitable, 35 ; Great Central, 12 ; Imperial, 881; ditto New, 253, 25 ; ditto Debentures, 220 ; Phcenix, 31; Ratcliff (201. shares-161. paid), 16 ; Surrey Consumers, 11 ; United General, 202, ; Westminster Chartered, 60, 601; ditto New, 93. Waterworks stocks : Berlin, ; East London, 1021; Grand Junction, 70; Kent, 781; South wark and Vauxhall, 891; West Middlesex, 91; ditto ditto (Si. ls. paid), 3 prem. Bridge Companies : Hungerford, 12 ; Vauxhall, 211 ; Waterloo, 33 ; ditto Old Anne. of 81., 321 ;1 ditto new ditto of 71., 28. Subjoined is a statement (extracted from the Liver pool Weekly Share Lisl)sbowing the rates of interest yielded by ordinary railway stocks at present prices. The calculation is based on the dividends paid for the half year ending the 80th of June, 1855, and for the year ending with the same date. Int. per ct. per 11/111411 at the rate or dividend paid Pres. Prise. R/ILWAT. Loot 1 year. teat year PO Bridoi laral near ad 8 0 0 0 0 804 Calekelia ........ 4lB 44 18 41 MI Dalai sad bad ad 11 13 6 12 6 01 Calm Onatles ad 412 84 17 111 In CM Lemake ad 418 7 5 7 16 Zellaberp sedOlseaew ad 316 II 16 1 74 Olsossew add South Western ad S 1 4 18 0 211 Orem lartbara ad 211 84 1 1 111 81 Gt. etandtara sk.Western—lreland ad 417 1 7 4 24 Great Wangs* ad 3 11 3 9 S 1144 Great Westareat Canada ...„... 10 Ensilaged Windrows ....... --ad 310 0 7 6 13 Imiealar sal Carlisle ad 417 If 1 5 824 Laarsalerami Proems — 76 Lasiadassamil Terksiire Kook .. ad 8 S 8 3 “ WOO. MON% liell OM& Ceastad 4 10 7 0 111 Lies sel Marti Western Stock ad 3 8 3 11 83 Webs add Illiedsirraters ad 1 84 14 8 464 MIMI Oral Wonted ad 1 0 I 0 65 Ilia heft ad 1 84 11 64 16 1616211.1111nalegb am . and Der by, a d 5 1 10 16 6 17 =arty lisabara Berwick Meek ad 5 111 10 31 5114 Jett agora Teak Stock ad 4 101 6 6 1$ 11401186 antral ad 4 if I ti Illf 11181108 Midland ad 4 Iff S 4 17 Sena Noir= ad 5 0 8 lif The rates yielded by guaranteed railway Oulu are u under : _ --- ----- . Lt. per cent. Pres. Price. GrAIANTISID DI1111112:DP. per annum. 97 Seekinsboothire steck,4 per cent. id 4 2 64 8 Ult. Lesteeldre Pref. j share. 6 per oent. Ad 4 13 9 134 Esalont Crestdoe Preference 6 per cent. ad 4 10 84 8 Caledoolen—Oreenr ck 5 per cent. prof Id 4 13 9 1 1 3 Great Northern 5 per cent. preference stook ad 4 611 97 Greet Weelern 44 per cent stock ad 4 11 9 17 Gt. Weiss Ski _rebury and Chester 8 per oentzd 4 14 1 19 Gt. Weett - ni Shrews. and Closter 111 per met.. id 4 18 2 73 Gt. WPM% Shreve. aol Birm.l4 per et. stocky] 4 10 194 103 Ball Ned aft ad 4 16 1 114 Larteribe End Yorkshire Pref. 6 per cert. ad 48 10 129 Lon. Ilithilen end 6. Coast Peet 6 per cerz. ad 413 0 114 Nidleoll6 want. ad 4 9 7j 161 Illidleal New 4i per mt. preforms Id 4 1 8 101 141 North Ude% 10 per oat ad 4 3 0 t 4 Nee* Wigan &per cent pref. shares ad 1 1 11 431 MOM eel Wpm gr. 71.175. 2d. ner rent. ad 4 10 4 113 St. Nelms • par amt. prelerease dace ad 8 4 4 101 111.11818se Preference, 3 per cent. stock ad 4 19 0 204 Odd. !LB. N. H. and Goole, North Div. 9, South Smitten 41 per ct. preference ad 4 11 14 22 South Eastern, Reading Annuities ad 4 13 2 9 York and North Midland 41 p. et. preference td 0 0 0 TOZSDAY ETINIIgO. The English stock market remains heavy in character, and closed per cent. lower than jester. lay. After official hours, a further decline of g per cont. was quoted. Sales on banking account, and for the Bank of England in particular, are more actively continued, and, though they are met to a certain extent by the investments of the public, money was in increased demand on Consols during the morning at 5 per cent. till the next account day. This rate, however, inducing a supply of money, it became easier in the afternoon. The drain of gold to Paris on account of the Back of France continues, and a further sum of 300,0001. was shipped this morning ; but the bulk of this, it is believed, was not drawn directly from the Bank of England. Owing to the continuance of this remarkable efflux, in face of decidedly improving exchanges, the idea is be-' coming more prevalent that, unless the pressure is relieved by liberal arrivals of gold from Australis, the Bank of England may find itself compelled to adopt additional measures of restriction. This view is considered to be strengthened by the increasing distrust with which the position of French monetary affairs is at present regarded. The propriety of cau tion in this direction is strongly corroborated by the tenor of private woman tile communications from Puha, according to which a report is gaining ground in that city that the Bank of France ooatemplatea doubling its present capital of 91,000,000 francs (say 3,640,00014 A project, it is averred, is also on the Lapis for making the note, of the Bank government pape,r , i.e., to be guaranteed by the government, but the Bank of France to be exempt from compulsion to pay them in specie. As this pro. pawl, however disguised, would imply a legalised discontinuance of cash payments by the Back of France, and would probably send the notes of that establishment, guaranteed though they might be, to a discount, there is an unwillingness here to believe that the report has any valid foundation. At the same time confidence in the financial wisdom of the French government is not very strong, and is further weakened by the immunity of the present rggima from the salutary checks involved in parliamentary control and free discussion. According to the last published return of the Bank of France the coin and bullion stood at only 11,643,8001., whilst the notes in Icirculation had increased to 26,568,9001. In the discount market to-day quietude prevailed. At Paris, to-day, the price of the Three per Cent. Renter for the account closed 1 per cent. higher than yesterday, owing to spe culative purchases, but the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. experienced a slight decline. The rates of " continuation" on railway shares have diminished in Paris, but on the Three per Cent. Rentes yesterday u much as 7 per cent. was paid to continue accounts to the end of Oetobor. The ex petition is apparently increasing that the Bank of France will shortly be compelled to raise its rate of discount to 5 per cent. From Vienna the exchange on London comes quoted rather lower, at 10.59, whilst the premium on the precious metals has declined 1 to 2 percent. Consols opened at 88i to for the 12th instant, declined to 881 to , rallied to 881, and were quoted at the close of the Stock Exchange at 881 to I. Subsequently the speculators made the quotation 884 to 1. The price for money ruled about 1 per cent. lower than that for account. The official barium, report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 88„, 4,1 ; ditto, for account, 12th Octo ber, 881, 4, 4. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Ex chequer Bondi., falling payable in 1858, 99; ditto in 1859, 99. India Bonds, 21. prem. Exchequer Bills remain at 3r. dis. to la. prem. The closing quotation of Exchequer Bonds was 984 to 99. - - . Turkish securities continue to show heavineee, the transactions being at present mainly speculative. The Six per Cents., though marked at one period of the day as high u 88, had declined at the close to 85,1 to Z, being per ant. lower than yesterday. At a later hour a further decline to It 6 was quoted. The scrip of the New Four per Cent. Guaranteed Loan also showed increased heaviness, and closed at 2 to dia. The closing price of the French loan was 1 to 11 prem. In other stocks the alteration was not important On 'Change this afternoon bills on continental cities were again generally offered, and the rates in nearly all eases ruled at a further improvement. The current rates are annexed, viz. :—On Baia, at short, 25.36 to 40 ; ditto, three months, 25.821 to 67; ; Amster dam. short, 11.171 to 181 ; ditto, three months, 11.19! to 12.01; Hamburg, 13.9 to ; Frankfort, 1191 to v ; Vienna, 11.26 to 28; and Trieste, 11.28 to 32. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANGE.—OcT 2. Prime as negotiated this day. Time. Bills and M. Mcney. Amsterdam pot C 3 Months 1111. Ifiism... 1211. ORLIN Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp Brume!. HionburgandAlicas " .. 15ines. dachL 13mos.#1adli. St. Petersburg per ruble . Pans per a Ilii , ort 251 r. 30e. .. 251 r. Its. Ditt0............... " II Months Mfr. 57Se. .. 25 1 r. Ssc. Maned/a ...-- .. 25fr. 6 4e. _ _ . . _ , ...or. fire ..ankfugoe.4tie.Malne . par £lo ' 1111111 kr. Vienna (effective) per C „ Ilk. 24kr. Trieste llO. 2Gkr. Madrid Cons Illise. .. .. 60* Peace isaileaa Malaga 11ev111e..... e •• 80 80 2 Peen „ „ 11114allar et It 30 Vence __._ ... ... fsfr. f,:ic. .. 11901. tr. ... WI. 4J4.r. ... 1111. 60k.r. ... 491 pent .. SO punt ... 49 pe las .. 49 Tway, ... SO penue ... 49 ptace ... 40 peoon 301 r. ^ Leghorn - 9fe. 00. Clews , , o et 251 r. 62 1 a. ... 31r. 6 7 4 e. Naples per ducat „ 44 mom ... 44 ranee Palermo par ounce . 132 peace. ... 132 mom Mead= „ 132 masa ... 132 pe sos New par "Mina ' a days unto 6 3 palm .. 53 pesos °aortal ...... ...... 63/ pane: New York . • 00 days sight 43 .pesos .. 471 pence &a Janeiro ...... ...... 60 days tight 261 peace ... 26 penoe IN ii 0 Ti a - i1 id l . eei 17ei 72 76 1, Ut 07 68 IS2 124 99 101 M 417 e e 60 U 69 71 Mil 6 7 pa 1 67 pi 1 76. /61 el 99_ 97 - 091 Si 11 did 1 0 die 11 0 gig SI 9 S 7i alai 7 4 61 1 4EI 4 U U U 14' 11 lh 47 49 ai Ui 41 4 4 .4 S 76 do 6 db II 1 $ 416 406 lb OS 7i 7 Ms 5 8 li 34 UN 108 id TO 78 sd 41 /3 34 19 13 ii e if 3 3 dim I dig p3r U 33 19 30 3 4 19 21 6 I 4 2 Ms 2 3 Piz 69• =AIM 111 116 ad 1 0 8 112 id 91 93 N N stl 13i 16i Id 4 $ I 1 17 12,i I. DO SO 112 114 107 10$ 103 1011 ra II Se $3 100 93 97 BO U 113 67 1 9 6 1 14 10 1 70 11_ 13 14c A I " 1.. 1.6 - -? Ps *l4 In IPS -- .1 re" 93 13 SI II I S I !es 102 104 1I 14i 4 dl. par ni 23 ail 9S 100 fa 10 It Is SI si li li Pm da 21 3 Ai 4 2 gib i I Pi CI "I 1} 104 /00 12} ni 1 ! 4} ti pa ef 7i et 16 17 61 64 61 ea 31 4t pa I e I P. 91 41 21 $4 114 99 1 101 11 pa 114 no US 119 107 104 22/ 231 z d 112 114 i 11 pm L 4 10 i 1r• 1 • 11 I i Si 5 s 5 $ 4 4 II I% • 6 44 446 43 47 e~ ~i« II •& I ~i~ sq tti I 1 SD I r L.WAT!. "C if i izi rZ . 31 WO all MI all la all IN all *1 all IN all iv f 0 tl 10 II 10 al 20 al al 4 al 10 VI 10 al 20 11 16 1 123 3SI 3 6 i i 9311 $50,0001 NM ANO 18 SAM WIN 11.110 WASS SW 154" 4 0 1.0. isomel fow so 20 l so 10.1101 az° IMM MOM le KM 111 NMI IS 1,101 .11 %NO Kasen*so wiensirs Kine ill 50 *MI f) MPS NAIN 10 0 0 wee 4111100 IVAI MON If SAW i5O k. 35 3 1 iii $ 96 id ad 104 I fai S SI Sq LO IA 11611 lie lii 111 112 29 30 1 5 'VP' MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoca. The gold mining shares to-day have met with little or no business. United Mexican shares have been dealt in at ; and Linares at 7 ex div. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales : Condurrow, 1371, 140, 160; Craddock Moor, 30; Cans- Torch, 32 ; Bast Buller, 81. 1 ; Gnat Alfred, 16, 1, 171, 16, 161 ; North Basset, 291, 301, 1, 30, 301, 31 ; South Zion. 6,6 d. • Booth Crenver, 11, ; Tamar Consols, 22, 2, ; West frames, 201, 20, 201. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS, MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. There was scarcely any English wheat exhibited on the Emelt and Kent stands this morning, and we ue without soy arrivals of foreign this week ; nevertheleas, the trade to Mark•lans ruled dull this morning at Monday's rates. Barley was firm at previous prices. O►ts were the turn d Beans and peas were without situation. AItaIVALS MO LONDON FROM OCT. 1 TO OCT. 3. Ora. English. Scotch. Irish. Italasia. Barley 320 Mtn btO 26a0 Malt. 340 float. 1440 amts. barrels. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Elsoaa.—The public sales of Pecans and Pernambuco. are progressing steadily at previous rates. The refined market is seedy, at yesterday's prices. COFFEE —The public sales of Plantation Ceylon are going off at yest rdey's cur►ency. Ter.—Prices are supported, and the article has great confideace, although speculators have not been in the market to any extent since the mail arrived, but large gram appear to exist for exportation. Rice.—Bengal he, sold in public sale, from 14s. 6d. to 165., wording to qualities. Corrupt —4OO bales sold yesterday on Change. Sktapgettn.—The demand continues good, and Inlets ate fully en pported. Stmts.—Pimento sold at 60., nutmegs Is. 6d. to 2s. 4d., cloves 10d., cassia vets 261 , pepper, black, 50. lb. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is steady to-day, at the following quota tions, via. :—Town tallow, 68s. 81. nett cult ; Petsrsbnrg Y.C. on the spot, 681. 3d. to 6d. ; October to December, 688.8 d. ; January to Mare, 69s 61. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. MeOM. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand for due Sussex and Weald of Kent. continues unabated at im proetug prices. Duty, 300.0004. to 316,0001. COAL MARKET.—'PHIS DAY. Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 19s. ; :s End Tees, 225. Bd.-17 fresh ships at market. COMMEMORATING THE FALL OF SEBASTOPOL.— The Brighton Guardian says:—" Of the various mesas em ployed to celebrate the late victory may be mentioned the following, which occurred in a town not far distant. A. gentlemen, who bad evinced great interest thee , ghoul the protrac•ed struggle, had pretty uoitornaly manifested sym pathetic feelit.gs not altogether favoursble to the Allies. On the =grilles that the capture of fiebsatopol became known, a rematkable character in the town dre•aed himself in deep mourning, having also a deep crape band on his hat, and a black flag banging over his shoulder. In this peculiar mem. (he looked very like a ' mete') he took up a posi tion in front of the mid gentleman's residence, and afforded no small &mamma et t t the passers by." RAILWAY ACCIDENT IN 1113881 A.—A terrible ac cident untried on the 11th, on the Re. Petersburg and Zerekoje 8010 Railway. The train got off the rails near the canal which surround. the capital, and ran straight against some locomotive sheds. The shock was such that the first carriage was crushed to pieces ; eleven persons were killed on the spot, and forty were more or Ism severely injured. Among the latter were the Princess Bariatyeeka, Prin cess Boltikoff, General Rfignowitmb, and Prince Alesander Trubetskoi. Madame Rietori has just appeared with great success at Bordestug. MIMI SIAM NON moo me sun Kw WO IVO MAN IWO 'SUN uk«. 7 : 1 1 I.4su leo,'iimil 100,41 iii;iiiol hi 9001 TOW I 60,001, 30,000 ,:;~,;i 2 21 21 2 ILI It 1 3 ili. se I 116 161 7 sd SI zd 30 691 9 14550 111 11