The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-03 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. TRW DAY. :RUPTCY COURT. 1111101 IS RCONICIPSONiII VAAL is fl 117X1-•••111.1XIXO LID ILAILWAY al T. baskapt wee dlearibed as et Mark bute, City, wise sa 'skit broker, sad be lad sin bees missed is siesta abates sad runway acsapastes. T.-day rap eppolated for lese esasidesties. _ _ .rib. bobs.. &sit. PrePand by Ytr. Butler. Beeiblitten- Most, 'Moodie( from has. 1866 to Jam 1866, 'bows debtor be million 3611. N. ; liabilities ea smut of Orem Cem• beim Kim, 1,1411. 14.. 7d. ; of Cardipa sad Carasethes Railway, 1,6001. ; ea TresaSiebris sad Cambia* Mists. Company, VOL P►adte sad Iles r Direster sad prewatte K W Cardigan sad Csessirtbsa Railway, 1,8221. Amu; oak, 11 11e. 101.; gssd debt, 601. ; 40 % 11 064 3 L ; Fo rm, 4601. 18e dd.; disputed debt, 231 L ; peoperty la tb. b as k ay areditan, 3891.; trade angoras, 6761. ; Isesea, 1,708 L s law messes, 3161. ; domestie, 9001. The Makeup pawl. SURREY SESSIONS. THIS DAY. The espensbet &Sew scaraessited this amiss et the fliesisse House, Newisites Cessewoy, laden Themes Petals Li., obairetss. J. Z. Jolene, leg.. deputy sheineas, as 4 full Nisei of libilerzerws. Tl. salesdaz ometelsed the sense of twestralue Worsen be lAA the sejortty of *hoes, es meal, sea aeltbrw read oe write. There ars believer raw series' diaries mese drew. Two fee beessbeeeLeg, *vestal fee darlas street robberies ed robbories by reussis. Owing is the reseal has et Pariisaarok whisk arypeeseedi siegietraise te sammittr movist passes tele admitted Asir pat,, the labour of the aweless N nub surtailed, sad.. doubt it will eveatually Mad to a pug Nebr. to the moral sossUse is the kiwi's. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. 701011 T. Rawl Musa, wee beogaphs been Alders= &tome% *tarsal with Wing attired a kepi obente. lieste, a detective—Oa Saturday I was waled tato the Leaden Joliet Sleek Bank, and the doges prodoestl for IL wee hauled to me by the secretary, erased Olya sad Cog made payable to Mr. R. Ressell, sad purportias to be draws by Mr. Dadlield. I t►ew made inquiries at Moran. elya's, sad appreheaded the prinener. I told hint I was es ellen, and apprehended hiss for forging and stseriag 'berm fee 3L, with latest to defraud his master. fir. Wastage NM theprisoises --- s vetp . pasag, had pt Imo had eseapeay, sad would plead panty." The plasma this math." I wrot• the show, sad I Aria my any for It." The pelsesa wee committal for trial. BOW-STREET. NT • POST•017ICI Lam-soma. A smartly-dressed young sten, named Henry Wilson One*ki, in the employ of the General Post-edlee, was Insught up this afternoon, before Yr. Jardine, charged with stealing a letter co•tainiog one sovereign. Between six and seven o'clock this morning, • letter, carrier sassed Bigot's', saw the primmer ascending the spiral staircase sr multi'', leading from the lower to the upper sorting-roans, at St. Ysrtia'►le Grand, and had bia suip{cions excited by observing his la the act of putting what appeared to be a letter, is his pocket. He tionnunt. sated his suspicions to the superintendent of the &wisest, by whose order the prisoner wee imanredlataly sent kw and ensued of the offence. A knit addressed to Mr. C. &sewing, of No. 58, Busell sqaare, was found unopened in his pocket, bearing the ana l Neap of the intend ogles. The letter would neesemanly pees through hie bands u a sorter of letters for the MEW., of Bassell-equare. Mr. Posen lc, the post-office solicitor, applied to hare the letter opened in court, to asesrtain its contents. _ _ -- Mr. aardise—la this usual ? Mr. Barnsley, chief alerk—Yea, it is always dens. The seal et the letter was then broken, sad the osatsats proved to be a sovereign wrapped up in wool. The prisoner, who sod nothing be the charge, wag fully committed for trial. lie told Peaks, the constable, that he did not know thel lettor was fa his pocket MARLBOROUGH-STREET. ♦ Ditt/MilX WAITIR. Jades" Wright, • waiter, was charged before Mr. Sin kage with being drunk, sod cleating a disturbance at the Rut India United Service Club, le, St.:Jsmseesquate. Richard Moore, steward of the eb4ve dub, stated that the prisoner was • waiter in dm establish:neat, mid that lattarlY he had taken to very drunken and disorderly habits. On Saturday evening he presented himself to the naestben of the club in the diaintroom is a state of Whisks tine, sad caused them so much 'asepses that witness was desired to eject him from the re mises. Witness tried to persuade him to go haste to his wile sad get sober. Defendant refaced to Isere the Mw, sad se hie madam was exceedingly violent be, he the peace of the establishes's, gip him in sharp. The defsndaet expressed his sorrow for what had occurred, sod promised, if dealt with hnieetly, not to p sear the pleas again. - Mr. Moore said that was all that wu nquired of him. Mr. Bingham said such conduct as the defendant had bees guilt, of Gould not fora omen be tolerated, and ordered him to dad one surety to teen the pane for three neon& TEN ITALIAN PILINST. This inerniag, upon Mr. Tyrwhit; taking his seat, a foreigner, who stated that he had been brought over to this country to est u a priest in the Foreign Legion, applied for his 'dries and moisture nadir the followiog eirenniatenese ; —lle stated that epos his arrival is this country, he took lodgiap at as Italian publie-bow at the 11011141 a Kirby. sweat, Hatton Garden. After stayieg there tor a few days, he weal down to Dever, leaviag a ben metaining ale sovereigns and other property, is the sate of the landlord. When he arrived at the pluton of the Foreign Legion, he bead that his services in the *spirit, of a priest were sot required. He the. returned to his Ismer Weep, when he diteeversd that his hoe had hews taken out of his roses, broken open, and the six sovereigns It e..atalaed Mistrusted hem it. He had applied to the landked but could obtain so redrew Sergeant Gess, 8 G o et god that this was net the first ap plication he had made to this mast. He (the sergeant) had Men to the landlord, who said there was no Oath whatever Is the applient's statememit. The landlord was a highly respectable an, and stated that when applicant left be wont away in debt to the extent of 66. He might negation that the applicant had been to the T•.ames Policeemart, where he m►de state ments similar, when the magistrate gave him 21. Tao land lord would attend voluntarily to-morrow if the magistrate wiehed It. It appeared that the applicant wanted to extort smark Ms. Tyrothitt said he would heat the cue when the Ind lord steraded, and the parties then left the wart. WORSHIP-STREET. BRUTAL ASIAIILT. ✓oAm See*A, a well-dressed but surlj'•lookiag fellow , eru charged with a 'Joliet assault upon Mrs. Mary Arenber, a respeetable elderly widow. residing la Mspe•etreet, Bethnal greets, and also with having repeatedly sekeleill sad threatased the life of her daughter. Pr. the evidence of Her. Agaiaber it appeared that about three pen ago the prisouer obtained an introdmstio• to her daughter la the character of a 'lngle man, and, after • short saqualatanee, was indased to Many him. Oho had gin• birth to twe children, when she accidentally disco. vexed that ho bad bees provissely married to another wense, who was still living, and at who.. imamate be was given into esetody, and eonvieted for bigamy. At the expiration of his sentence, the primmer, under pretense of dainties hie children, had over skies subjected her to a mune of persecution and aanoyanee of the most intolerable deseriptioa. Os the previous ensuing, while Vitali/ wee waking with her daughter in the neighbourhood of their residence, they were euddsoiy entombed by the prisoner, mad after arsailisg them with t►e realest epithets, he was about to commence a personal atteek upon his nufortamete when wither interfered to protest her, and the prisoner laelantly Week her a violent blow is the hes, sad unbiased beating her matil she was reserved by mime of the bystanders !le called a poUcemaa and gave hi. Mtn eu.wdy. The daughter of the last witame, who appeared greatly dimmed and agitated, fully corroborated the madam of, her imethee, and added that she bed esemidered her llle I. deem tree kb violence. The tabour, it &faun desired that the seldom, whist his bad bees nub ezeggentiod, ead that In had beta eddy estaated by the sound hello, of a lather la oeserthig his right to the miasmal', of his children, who ware layugerly withheld heat his. The kagletr;te add that the prisoner . had as authes:ty whatever to data pomades of &Wm bent leader web eireanneenese. as their legal embody was weed is the umber, and ho Amid reqtdre Ws to dad two respeadble wet*, to be easwerable for hie good behaviour ler thine aaowthe, is oddities to whisk he Rut pay a penalty of 40e., or be itspoleseed Montrose days for aseasltiag the elder eceaplahtest. DUBLIN, Burr. 1. The reports from various parts of the country still refer to the late rains and the partially broken wea ther of the last few days; bat such a harvest day am the present one ought to pat the most confirmed grumbler in humour. The weather is now, in fact, all that could be desired or reasonably expected in our climate. The harvest work is in a very forward state, and then is a fair prospect that in a few days more it will be safely gathered in. The scarcity of hands is universally felt, and the workhouses are completely emptied of paupers capable of performing any kind of work in the fields. In some tastiness gentlemen hrmers have watched the labourers going from Irish ports to England, and have hired them oa the quays for wages quite as high as they could ex pect on the other side of the ChaaneL A pour man named Christopher Byrne, employed in the Irish Peat Company's works, near Athy, was burned to death a few days ago in the hot cinders of one of the foresees, into whisk he accidentally fell. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3, 1855. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. llwas. Th. railway Aare market teatime fiat Two o , and prima an generally rather lovrer. Laneaddr• and York- 1 shire stock has fallen to 81f to 82e, and Caledonians' to 311 t 1. London and North-Western stook is quoted 94 to e ; Great Westerns, 66 to e die. Midland, 68 1 to 69 ex die.' Groat Norther% 251 to I ex div. ; and Sontls-lbstaras, 18 to 181 az div. French shares are steady. °IMAM! 1111.1111111 - MID ROOM PM Paid Yuba Mad k Doak,. 1. Rad psi ... er *ate. alhalid araleslor *dime 104014-.-2.-- De. da. Om S Ddr cx Nab Oft Dift...p&Al I Dkb do. D•.l Lisadow par Sob lob es. jo g b e s a r im g p Groat Iforbers kyr Dot biliFrii gist 01>Ltilwwaima,:ilaP.4"arrtt._ Do. I ra Doscay. p.e. kr Ds. wink D 4 tio Um Pa& Norm Do. Do. aloolior 144 Do. de. do. Do. lam Do. CliopOw 0!o., Ohm Do. do. do. Lrr+Yos Torlos.7 ao Dlean t ont Mak lark 0.1 DIM Oa Ot. pArat. Losh.DL poskatiny ka. Da. SS p o Vt . ltd. Mat 11110/0 NMI Itattlk Debrams.... ..... Do.fooroLltzelLlSS...l Do. Pr 01.4 North BMA Do. io. gla Da Look 6p. 'LS& I Do. Do. 1144... Da York H IVA. . • OELWasAWoI. 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Iran U 84 98 WI U 88 SI U U N i NY 111 NI N N LINTS LIAMZD AT °aria to Loa. 117141. Is * Niers) . diall al" Justice .. as. irmiw a n clisk •S ' 11 = 416 0 ' IL L Mind& lileem lis. ler i Drs lrwn Q 2 Dir. i dome Mb. I De. f dim I Wein ini Loo lt i c emnam.: l6ll9llki m srai Omit ft itir•Z) mime atao oit aa.rherbk 1 oire i= 4 3 l =k or si . a uk l a w. 1 WAILL) . 44ffirkee' irl Law er 119 100 103 iii ISI le IN 1 1° 1 #1 .11! ,100 MAU WU MAN = - iiTlibi n.wo l KIN iik _ wo woe KM KOKI 7010 110,0116 EOM 0,000 03.174 70,000 100.000 m =l orma Winmedist nary =6,. 6162. 6 per coat Named 6 .6) Swats 416666166) Nartairsillolleimet. _ Ilsand lallifitAmmtlis) Moo 6 per 0116.)... Promos 1101 m (isso.Lca. &N.Wouldgeskyark) 01610 alar a Udittol hat a " Z a lltask Osiesel Oast Iftelmen_ Sumba, mil iloolbrd Oared Mr.T. 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SONO; 3 SO, 5 190,000 4 40,000 70,040 22,0* SO, SO, 13,040 SO,OOO 20,000 12,310 73,000 1013,676 SANS 124,404 "NO "we 14,940 MAN 1011,1100 14,100 73,000 1 :3,000 1 25,000 20 10,000 1W Bala Waterworks Orttiat Anarkett Laud. Brit.& Maw & 1 I 1 il' 27 St 211 A ir 14 fa le 10 i+~ ~-~! Doi pit at. Jia.kJuly Cri Palm Mira= Crysld Mrs al Prawn Daiwa Erg & Airiratlia Copps, Tougraph lOsseral Ma. Navlotke . _ .... 4 7I Sipe 1 II pa 1 I 14 I I 1 1 1 41 6 ii 4 i 6 I I 2 i S i 61 _ll 94 PS 47_ 69 i • d pm Of 174 zd i die id 40 Genera SAII4I lag 00. G.. hes Snow Collkr Modhimmia ileet.TaL _ Kuhn I Aserlaa 1012t•rherlimistaitt -2 SAL IVAN OW itlaar. Sem liellg= s 31:Cardi 20 gar* damps 2000 i Orlaleiesu illtdberiapdt rural — par ipm M 42 __ 43 31 4 134 liver. & write essiii Dm Pm For ban Company lama EMI Mats 39 1 40 4 73 /4 II I ID 1 fa.' so 31 »+a 69 61 114 118 1146 115 21 Ile bi If 11 i~aneilr ue% South hailedin laud.. talmadsa Tak. Swip.. Da Do. Rasidarod IndMassa% °MOND. Vas Dissoa's Load ... 1 10 6 61 11 11 It a If If 1I nil If If ig i ira I 1 II 13 It is well known (says the Liverpool Albion) that the stammer Europa took on board at this pert, the other day, a lane quantity of thirteen-inch shell, together with a coasiderable number of hula ; that, on Friday, oho =sharked seas troops sad damn; and that she was 'upset,' to sail for her destination on Saturday. Everything sere app.. rattly ready for her departure, whim as seder wee =seised from headquarter that she was to be datiiesd until the 3rd last., In order to wait for several cart Moses who were to go out in her. This doornails INS the asmmtry 1601. • day. Oa Saturday two dlictials =me dews fits Loados, and, on ggoo(ing oo board the Europe, they howl that only ono side end the top of each separate hat we es board; and, on =skier further Investigation, they esseetained that the remaining portions had been pet es beard the Great Britain. Some time this month a new szrespeteamer,to be called the Bori;thene, will be launched from Mr. Laird'. yard, is Liverpool, for the French Menageries Imperials, and Immediately afterwards a slater meal, called the Mande', will be launched for the sane company. Thole vessels an of 1,300 tons register, and 220 horse-power; built with very fine lines to obtain high speed, with compa ratively small power. The company commenad operations by the purchase of the Lasitanla and Breathers, then form ing part of the line from Liverpool to the Brazils, the canes of which were charged, th e bonsai& being called the HYdesPse, end the Brasilia& transfand to the Simon. The third vessel of the line was called the Jourdan) and, with the Balaban" and Mande", the line will consist of Ave stomas. . . EMIGRATION FROM LIVERPOOL.—Twenty-eight emigrant ships have left the Kersey during the past mouth for all foreign ports, under Government inspection, bang on board 8,908 passengers, of whom 166 occupied eabin, and the remainder steerage berths. Of the latter, 2,412 were English, 320 Scotch, 4,876 Irish, and 1,301 natives of other mat/lee, chiefly Osrmans. These were again sub. divided as follows:—To Australis: Six ships and 1,199 mumnpre, of whom 62 were cabin, 660 English, 133 Scotch, 308 Irish, and 46 foreigners. To the United State,: 20 ships and 7,174 peesengen, including 96 cabin, 1,493 English, 184 Scotch, 4,428 Irish, and 992 foreigners To New Branswick : 1 ship and 167 passengers, of whom 8 were cabin, 32 English, 1 Scotch, 36 Irish, and 91 fo reigeers. To Canada: 1 ship and 634 passengers, includ ing 1 cabin, 235 English, 229 Scotch, 104 Irish, sod 172 foreigners. Last week the body of a female, without any clothing on but a pair of stockings, was foetid floating is the Mersey. It was removed to the &outhouse, sad after in- Suiries, it was found to be the body of a hates tamed Ellen heriff, who, after engaging a passage on board tte Austra- 1 Ilan emigrant ship Emma, which sailed on Tuesday week, bad throw& herself overboard the night before the ship sailed. WATERFORD AND LIMERICIL—The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders of this line wee bold is Water ford, on Thursday ; Captain H. W. Many, ehairman of the empasy, presiding. The report of the &restore, which bee been already published, having been reed, a good deal of dbeaseiee area OM the accounts, te which several of the shareholders objected. A resolution was proposed that the dirootore should receive no salary instil the dividend reee to three per sent., but this was ultimately rejected, and the ydrodiwas 11409010 d. CHI3IIO3aL SCHOOL, ROTAL PANOPTIOOL—The fleet annual examination of this need took place de Moe day, the 27th alt. ; J. A. Paris, Esq., M.D., Presides; of the Eayal College of Physiciass, Is the Mak ; Mins the follosing were adjudpd to be the nemeshl eradiating : 1. Mr. Charles E. Wright; 2. Mr. Fresh Willis. )ti the rules of the school, the two smsessfel medidnees are ou tbid lo the fres us of the laboratory Ar 1110 rimuleelear. The Southampton magistrates greeted, bet week, 36 paths-house 110101111. Time wen 40 applienticsa ar. 100 tat all mas.Wabaaaanantalmi la 4 o.. alV i w isedgia Cioaks ri mil SS 10 Da, Me 110. di OIL. IL 100 ld sal NNW M. IN 10 all ail isN • SI Omisa....—_ N 40 1811 Dike Ma. U all lima.lhiltoNiabard.l. NO NO 10 di 1:14 aid Li— IP ail adds BL 100 lk. bso Ihstara CINN DO. 0.8. a. W. Eli.. . OL 111 150101808100 U. Diallualtaid= 111 an IlllatareNsmi Ilt. NO 81. IN r stiu thaih ril. = 10 lIN of 8108601 100 IWO= U. WI Wad. S it It ' NA.= Ilt. IN Died Wafts St. 100 Do. 01.081PalWaiN 10 en Lartasoar OWN, 1 4 1 Da. Nib tits $ be. Dow U. 100 Ustaalips eM 124 Ds. Wa Da.lllllo I g I; 115kan La las.rks Eli =la 100 N HAW( I INA= NNW' II 10 De. .. . II 15 Da.llloinjaal . . - (E) 254 Ds. at. 100 Loadorl i ttacirNiii 50 de De. 850 -- 50 la Si all N. ISO IfaOek U ail Da. f Uri% 10 1 IS. 100 I sc too n..aa;. bi a= U all NamporN 50 Oi Newry aad II INall =kWarseapilattlas. N. IS 15 Da. NNE. . . so si 118. NO Mona INN& 15 $ .11 Norm rt....anwicr-z all Da. e• g De. 4 IL 100 N. Dtaara—Beulah U SO De. Idaada U 13 Ds. 0.11.1. Pun 50 all be. laads D. NO De. York MI all ION& Lake 10 all De. Dm 118.82affee 00 De DNS ID all lima Wales. .... et. 111$ Irma , a vea;;;: eL NO Omni ..... It. 150 MOM 81. 100 N all MN Dwaa St. 100 Dna Notsra VI all Nall Rabe . 10 15 Sealtlialmillr " Dida; 10 lb Da. is. 2 ) 16 emalre. Wddiaird. U 11 2 = eue =sai 21 fie SO all Vale 51111.0 20 all Videdisi ad . N all WaNdied aM SS an WaNOteatudi II e 10.1011aftaa.111. 6 all Do. A. Ns. sodly.tlll7 $ DwLI pest. paid to I 81111111. Una RD all tided MomDui Odd all Wide aillaudaa all thardallis . 61 disdain Osedflllea Ilesestta kos t Moil 411111611 a.. 14 dlras.ld.(baatilpa. Da.Ourraaade all Da. IL Juba Del Do If iCas.OlusalrOsjata ails Mow du .as. au law ltd. lil Oat all 16 1 INldall 1144 .4 1 ; dritig all paw cd Dads ell Pakaoth WWI Yoe Malted all Agana ell all adlasis.. sit Swadra ammo .--."" sll Ite=lihet Led all Claud all .414aumo a all ll rDo. y New ...... dubs* d• Ws. l a dada Auttrallas— maita m . all Wall d Wed Idaripapa.. t Tnarietadt . 6 ituatel THE YORK RACE PLATE. We hare much Osman in noticing this work : all the boldest' emmeeted with it are of a satisfactory chummy. It suggested itself to the Hail of Derby that the interview between Hamper after battle and the fantastic lord, as related by Shakespeare, might be samessfally treated in sculpture, and wishing to give a prise for the York men, be offered 3001. for the beet modelled illustration of the Shakespeesiea episode, to be waited is solid sliver. Varieuelmeaufeetaren in silver were applied to, se being, perks's, better acquainted than his lordship with the artist world. Amongst these a competition was entered late for the predneties of" the prim plate." Alter a sandal laspection of the &Sweat model. predated on the measion, that of Mr. Albeit Brows, employed by liwists. Heat and Reekell, rewired the need of praise, and was eousequeatly selected as the oats to be szemited in the precious metal. Of the rival prodactions we ma say nothing, not having bad an op. portuaity of inspectiag them. We feel, however, that oboists has in this instance bees made of a work of consider able merit. The general composition recommends itself at ease by gracefalaass of outline. The principal view pri mate a charger seen in peals, against which the jaded Hot. semi Naas, !(sing a supremely contemptuous look upon the lordly lop, wise is represented attitudialsiag before the tired' , soldier; a standard-bearer attends the vietorions chie4 while la treat a youthful squire, in a stooping polities, appears to be gamed in loosening some portion of the toil worn chief 'a attire. These fear figaree,backed by the steed— Hotspur, la the centre, being very judiciously • little raised above the rest—form the prima* group, immediately be !dad which, and a little to the kit, are two soldiers bearing ' off the field one of the date. These latter are most artisti cally introduced, inasmuch as they tend to give ntamiveassa l and substance to the whole tompositioa, and by mean of their bending attitudes, combined with tie flowing ROM of the couching figure in heat, wettest and harmonise ad mirably with the three erect Agues of the principal group. A lofty basset grasped by the standard-bearer completes the pyramidal form of the composition, giving to the latter dignity as well as height. Ma* thoughtfalame has been bestowed upon the subjeet of amtume, each figure being accoutred in a manner suitable to the chanter isa penonated. All the features romposiag this work are in fall relief. The Agaves are 13 inches high ; the total height of the prise plate hem the ground to the top of the banner is 3 feet, belay 2 feet wide by about 1 foot in depth. The whole is platted upon a well designed ebony pedestal. ST. BAZTBOLONZW's FAIR.—To-clay, after an ex fetes.* of many eenturiee, the outs renowned fair of Bt. Bartholomew expired. No proclamation took plant, nor was the ancient mitt of pied padre for the hearing and determining disputes arising to the fair held ; the " Saints' Bell," in Old St. Bartholomew's Church. which hie for time immemorial sounded *sly on the proclamation of the fair, was silent, and its ocenpatim is now gone.: ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OP CANDLES, SUOMI, &o.—(Tara DAr.)—A general metropolitan advance in the pries of white and brown sugar, and also candles, took place this morning. For the latter article, which has hitherto been at per lb., an advance of IC has taken plena, and for brown and white sugar the increase has been Id. per lb —added to this, intimation has been given to shopkeepers that an advance will take Anse in that most vibratile MS- Inodity—ealt. DEATH or THE NOTORIOUS GEORGE HACKETT.- This morning information wee received in the City of the execution of this notoriess convict, for stabbing the turnkey at the gaol in New York, when he was undergoing a long terra of imprisonment for burglary, and was recog nised by Fennell, the active and intelligent City officer, a eters time ego, is his visit to that place. The other two brethren, Jelin sad Robert Hackett, are now both in castedy for felony. This awning a return was issued, which shows that between the Ist of October, 1153, and the let of Maseb, 1866, inehrtve, 182 transports were employed in carrying troops ow Mlus i tloas for the war le the Seat. Of the 182 transports 108 were re leg mesas. Tile nicotine a return ordered by the House of COMMIS twee published showing the Parliamentary, Legal, arid Begineeriog expenditures of 160 railway oompenies. It appears that the total emu of mosey expended la obtaining sets of parliament for setablieldag nab companies was 12,548,7161. Bs. 21d., giviag as average for each of 7,8421. The money impended in obtaining acts for par. amiss other railways, or amalgamating with railway or meal aompanies, amounted to 862,2021.29. The mousy spent In ems* charges, and expenses Incurred by actions, mite, sad other peocoedinp at law or in equity by some of the eomposiss, amounted to 685,1011. 4s. 3d. Party-are compaaim have made no returai. This morning was Mooed an aecoutit of the gran tad ten revenge of the Duchy of Lancaster for the year aiding Miehasimas, 1834. The Meese of the year unmated to 42,2861., and the expenditure to 35,8671. This morning was Joined as abstract of the w oman of the General Costly Treasuries in England and Wales for the year ending Miehaelmes, 1864. In England the total aawmant for the county rate was 68,405,8161. The lowest poundage of rates during the year occurred in Comma% where the pottiness was 1 25.324., sad the highest in Suffolk, where it was 81d. The total amount of debt was 1,616,0771. The total of the allowance from the Treasury was 254,9251. do. 7d., sad the total receipts from all sourest were 1,459,8771.; tad the total expenditure 1,617,0081. In Wales the total ameassest was 2.797.1111. the Wen* powder' is negleem (20. 9d.); the letreni ig Ilenlseatery (4d.) ; total debt, 64,149/. ; teal gossip% 90,0641. I gal eapendttsre, 78,748!.; Is Englund lad Wan together: the total rotaipta was 1,549,9311. ; and topsail taro 1.1011630111. WARMS TOYOL-0a Friday last a groat solo do was piedassi at Fantod la somemease of • aura bar Ndeelidgme having boo assin embedded is • wall at Paawasswell. • MUM bey aimed Teem asth bib hod late • movies ia as bid wall, sad sawslidas whisit Wald sat so be • sovenigs. The De l ; told • women al She eireaustaase vibe ismodiately remind aOs spe s sassordsd tta awl When away upwards MIK The es nes sad is a Oen Owe One ware upward; of 100 pumas sad Os mead= that prevailed was kayoed all desariplisa soma woo ightlag, elan mislay; sad timaidime is get at the lases that = le i *a Wit se Oh disorder the well WWI with Oa aid bohnsa this sad SO were thus °Maimed. It is slat this imam W bola lying there 20 yew. that is was pissed them - by me of the liessairs. It omen that Meat that dais ihr d low it a Mr. Penes was Oslo late sa a Beady while the family wan as dame. by tue loan% Mims enlist plass, sane Samos( sad Freak if mil a masidaable sun Miss Onerous ; sad it is sa . Oat Freak kid the swag is wall bs Zmot bal tir;lrlior's baraisdes. Tiny wove =asphase. Wied M Dwane", sad both INN Oa be irampsrisi be IS yam Oa their pimp l ad Fatah olirabl4lllll. Jame. MONEY MARKET -THIS DAY. Two o'CLoaz. The English funds continue to show a drooping tendency. Prime have declined about 1 per cent sine* Saturday afternoon. Consols have ranged between 901 and 91, and are now quoted 901 exactly, for money and the 6th instant. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 911'; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to 1; the New 30 years Annuities at 161 to 17 ; Exche quer Bonds at 1601; Exchequer Bills, June, at lls. to 16e. prem.; and India Bonds at 30s. prem. The foreign stock market is dull, with little move ment. Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 931 to 1; ditto Four per Cent. Scrip, 11 to 11 prem. Mexican 211 to 22; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 191. French scrip has been dealt in at 21 prem.; and: Spanish Passive Bonds at 42. Other stooks have met with no business. 'rho imports of the precious metals last week have again been limited. Our list includes 15,000 oz. of gold and 30,0001. in sovereigns by the Ocean Chief, from Sydney ; 825,179 dok by the Asia, from New York ; and about 2,000 oz. of gold by the Candace, from Africa. The total value of these arrivals is about 283,0001. Silver also continues to be drawn from the continent to meet the Indian demand. The Custom-house returns record the arrival of 8 eases of bullion by the Baron Osy, and 16 oases of bullion by the Riven.- bourne, both from Antwerp; 1 box of specie by the Matra, from Oporto; and 2 cases and 1 package of gold and 3 bags of silver by the Herman, from La Paz. The shipments have been more considerable. The Cutom-house statement of the exports direct from London during last week includes 16,292 ounces of gold, and 9,535 ounces of silver, representing an aggregate value of about 66,0001. An increase in the shipments of gold to Hamburg forms a feature. The i destination of these supplies s shown below, viz.: —Gold coin: to Hamburg, 12,377 oz.; to Boulogne, 140 oz. Gold bars : to Hamburg, 2,275 oz. • to Bel gium, 1,500 oz. Silver coin : to Rotterdam, 17350 z.; to Dunkirk, 3,200 oz. • to Boulogne 1,800 oz. Silver bars :to Hamburg, 1, 2 00 oz.; to Belgium, 1,600 oz. The only other shipment officially reported consists of 28,1031. by the Tagus, for the Peninsula, by which the ascertained exports of last week WO raised to ' 93,0001. It is known, however, that the supplies ex the Asia and Ocean Chief, besides other sums, :have been taken for private remittance to the Continent. At Amsterdam on Friday the exchange en London was quoted 11.75, at short; at Hamburg, 13.4/ ' • and at Vienna, 11.14. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 4th Sep tember for the conveyance, from Dublin, of 196 tons ' of peat charcoal to Scutari, and 294 tons to Balsklus. The vessel must be ready to proceed to Dublin imme diately, and commence loading on arrival. The Admiralty have ordered the ships Doke of Roxburgh, Henry Ellis, and Alert, to be surveyed; and have engaged the Rebrides for the conveyance of stores to Constantinople or the Crimes. The Emigration Commissioners will receive ten ders on the 6th inst. for the hire of a ship, to convey emigrants to Adelaide, and to be ready for passengers between the 22nd and 29th October. We recapitulate some of the railway half-yearly dividends which have been announced in the course of last week : Eastern Counties-4s. 61. per 201. stock, being at the rate of 21 per cent. per annum. Lancaster and Carlisle-11. 16s. per 501. share, being at the rata of 7 per cent. per annum. Glasgow and South-Western—lL 17s. 6d. per 100/ stock, being at the rate of 31 per cant. per annum ; balance carried forward, 2,6831. At a special meeting of the South Staffordshire Railway Company, held on Monday last, and under powers of the act of last session for making the Darlaston, Tipton, and Prince's-end branches, 12,7001 shares of 101. eac h were created and allotted to the present holders of old shares, in the proportion of one new 101. for every entire number of seven old 121. shares. The 27th of September next is the period fixed for accepting the shares so tendered, and any shares not then applied for will be available to each of the proprietors as may desire more than the above proportion, provided application be made for them prior to the 27th of October next In accordance with the terms arranged with Mr. M'Clean, the lessee, dividends of 6 per cent will be paid os the new shares from the opening of such branches. From a list drawn up by Mr. Miller, of the Jerusa lem Coffee-house, containing particulars of the res eals which are preparing to enter outwards from Gravesend for Australia during the month of Sep tember, we compile the annexed particulars: No. of Vessels. Tonnage For Victoria „ New South Wales l4 . 11,182 „ Hobart Town 5 2,083 Launceston 3 1,105 „ Adelaid e ~ New Zealand „ Swan River 2 823 Total vassals This statement indicates a maintenance of the in creased rate of movement lately noticed in the ship ping trade with Australia. The increase, however, is moderate. The corresponding statement for the previous month (August) included 63 vessels, repre senting 41,387 tons; for July, i 9 vessels, or 39,761 tons; for June, 53 vessels, or 37,911 tons; for May, 45 vessels, or 29,908 tons; for April, 41 vessels, or 28,308 tons; for March, 44 vessels, or 28,453 tons; for February, 49 vessels, or 30,143 tons; for J y, 66 vessels, or 33,708 tons ; for Deoember (1864), 67 vessels, or 46,404 tons ; for November, 81 vessels, or 60,179 tons ; and for October, 97 vessels, or 63,800 tons. The transactions in Land and Bank shares were on Saturday scanty. The Canada Land Company's shares continue in demand, with an upward tendency Australian Royal Mail Steam shares were dealt in lat it to 4h. .BA.TORDAT ETENINO• The English funds showed renewed flame's to-day, bat the decline scaroely amounted to per cent. The farther decrease of 570,9911. in the Bank's stock of bullion has exercised an unfavourable influence, coupled with symptoms of greater stringency in the money market. In Lombard-street to-day a very brisk demand for accommodation was experienced, but may be partly attributed to the approach of the 4th. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Renter closed at a further decline of 1 to 1 per cent. Consols were dealt in at 90 to 911, and were quoted at the close 91 exactly, both for money and the 6th inst. The operations were extremely restricted. The official business report is u follows, viz. :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 91/, 901; ditto, for account, 6th Sept., 91. Three per Cent. Reduced, 914,91'1. New Three per Cents., 921, 1, Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 4. Bank Stock, 2161; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 1001, 1001. India Bonds, 30s. prem. The new Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in 1885, were dealt in at 17, being firm. Omni= was last quoted 41 to 41 prem., and Exchequer Bonds, 1001 to 100 i. Exchequer Bilis were again offered, and about ls. lower, the March Bills ruling at 12s. to 16s. prem., and the June at 115. to 15s. prem. In the foreign stock market Turkish securities showed more firmness. The Six per Cent. Stock closed at 93; to 94, whilst the scrip of the New Four per Cent. Guaranteed Loan, after being sold as low as 11 prem., had rallied at the close to 11 to 14 prem. The scrip of the new French loan was quoted 2 to 21 prem. Russian and Danish Five per Cents. and Peruvian Four-and-a-Ralf per Cants. are now quoted MOM the half-yearly dividend. The Right Hon. the Lord and Lady Douglas, the Right Hon. the Earl and Countess of Beets, the Lady Adele Cape!, the Dowager Lady Rutbven, the Very Rev. the Dean of Elphiz, Major-General 0011:01), Rev. G. C. Gar don, Lieutenant-Colonel Hilton Ford, Rev. G. Ripe. Rev. T. Prickett, Lieutenant-Celonal Gcrdon,Lientenen - -0 tenet Kyle, Major Warnn, Rev. P. and Mrs. Norris, the Mi re{ Norris, W. Waken's, Bag., M.P., Rev. H. H. Pearson, tirklingon Saul, Beq., lady and family, Dr. Shaw, Colonel sad Mn. Richardson, Charles Doyne, Est, and lady, Cep tale Middleton, Mrs. Colonel Dickensoo, Mrs. ftehluf, W. Erodes, Beg., Charles Fez, Beg , B. Cheshire, E.q , Mew Many, &v., are amongst the fashionable arrivals at the Graatry Hetet, Harrogate. CRTBTAL PALACE.—FIea 5K11.1.1110 I.—Adaaeloas oa payraest. E 53; ditto by season tickets, 1,674; total, 2,027. —Corresponding day last year, 1,746. 10/ Ili - ii ii id $6 G id 100 100 • IS ! IS -8U: 103 104 i iO4 Ms 108 ad 701111ZON It&ILWATL fin I Aatwarp and isslorder ld 4 idea Eatern lama= If 11 Es 10 114 dens to Gralrusar I 1 die 14 BeffiblindacOalaaas le 1 pa 1 Nam of 'MOB Da law F eta ham pa 04, 1 Itamisa f mama D. 1161 1 44 10. 39 bad> I.loaladdrida a DLIR. a AIL De. Oat. at Dr- 11 14 se db sea sd 108 103 IS IS l i ri ff. 10 6 1 4 I 4 dr. 10 Ong at magi.. il Omit LOD reelargla.. 1 l Do. Ns .3 par mg. .2 it s. Os. , 4 iti pa 1$ )$ pa 24 24 ra 511 dr 171 Ilf 66 67 fS N i li -- Pi 8 1 Pm 6 itt ho. 100 I._ its iii 113 120 1074, 1084 ni 24 114 111 1 II pi ISt 34 !. Sja ise in a 13 ai 45 6 49 0 30 II IT 118 WWr Wolin at Mar AlailiC6X Minds Contra ep. end.. - Do. 7 por soot. (hoe Land). Do 100 as. Mars; IS dots pad... Itkalsaa Central, 8 oar eat. ... N.Y. - tral 0 pm east. (Mak And) Do. do. 7 per ant. asnoortibis New Do. Yorlikirls 7 p.onni. lids.. es do. Do. do. Sol part. ... ... Do. do. akin Fond ... . Obis sod Pa l a bawd sea 1 Obi. sod Illsoldpri Maxi D u sods ortie: ItimayL IgAt. Oisged Ns. hid Do. do. rod o, Philo. sad Lading 6p. e. Ist Wet. IWO Do. ail Moripps. I per a50t....11170 MMES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Caocm. The gold mioing shares remain without the least movement. The shares of the Australian Land Companies are also quiet. Tin Croft shores have been dealt in at 21, and the shares of the Old Australian Mining Company at 1 (61. 10.. paid). Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of Saturday's sales : Cabers, 10s., 11.., 12s 64.; Marks Valley, 6, 61 ; North Robert, 321, 33; Bartridge Consols, 6 16-16, 7, 71. Subjoined are the current Stock Exchange quota tions for a number of stocks in which transactions occasionally take place in that establishment : Calehow Copper, 1-16 to 3.16 per share; Jarnaica,Copper, to I j• per share ; Dherode Copper, to penalize; °Wan kel, to per share ; Peninsular Mining, dia. to par; gasemend°, to per share; Great Crinnis, to per share ; Lackamor Copper, 41. to 6s. per share ; Fort ktoTai (of Jamaica), j to I per share; ;Great Cambrian Mining and Quarrying, 1.16 to 3-16 per share ; British Australian Gold, 1 . 11 to j per share; Lake Bathurst Gold, Is. to 2a. per share ; Australian Consols, ito par share; London and Virginia Gold and Copper, 348 to 6.16 per share; Wildberg Consols, 11 to lt per share ; L'Aigle d'Or, 1-16 to j per share; Fort Bowen, 2s. 6d. to 3e. Bd. per share ; Gallt-y-ffeith Rhedyn, dia. to pm. The following dividends have been declared during tha moath of August: Par share. Amount. Caulk Dime 0 £5,120 0 New* D . 414 1) l5 4,5 ,2 00 0 Prodder* lathes 0 3,140 0 3123onarao 0 1,792 0 5S d Uoltod 7 1,400 0 Wog Oinslea ..... 0 ... 1,250 0 Alkyl Omsk 4 ... 1,014 0 Walt WIN& /felon 0 ... 1,301 0 Wbool 30 .611 4 ... 319 0 Evan 2 ... 320 0 Wheal Owl.. 0 320 0 Lot Pool Wind Bel 0 ... 240 0 COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The arrivala --- s74lor;gt;wpeati;illouVit:ring the put week ham been smell, and the receipts of English wheat this morning only moderate. A good trade was experienced at an advance of Is. to 2s. upon English and Is. per qr, upon foreign wheat. Flour was rather dearer. ilarleyaateailierfeTainn improvement of Is. per qr. Oats in short supply, and fully 63. to Is. dearer than on this day mennight. White boiling peas brought 2s. more money, and beans and grey peas were funy as due as before. gkelvnul INTO LONDON FROM AUO. 27 70 SEPT. I. ars. Naaliffb. Bead& Irish. V° 61 . 11 5. Wheat........ 1 1231 I 230 Barley ..... .... 123 330 I 477 Data............. 14 32413 10,2 Man.-. iiii 15 ~.... 1 Y10'143252 sacks. 2172 barrel. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. The public sales declared for tomorrow are—Bngar : 330 hhda. West India, 4,000 bags Mauritius, 6,000 bags Bengal. and 1.600 bags Madras ; Coffee : 900 cases East India, 100 cuss Ceylon, and 200 half-bales Mocha : Saltpetre ; 550 bags; Mice: 403 bags Bengal. The private contract markets hate a firm appearance day, bat no business of important, e yet reported. Rios is firm at last week's prim. SALTI•ITILE.—A further auvaloce of 6-I. to Is. has been paid Mum Friday. Refraction 3to 5 sold at 435. Corrox.-400 bales sold at full prices. TlUi. —Common congon has sold at 9d. which is icl. advance. OlLi—Seal, pale, 54110,. to 66/4 yellow, 521. to 531. 10s.; sperm body, 1201 to 1211.; beadmatter, 1211. to 1221.; cod. 461. 10s. to 471. ; South Sea, pale, 631. 101. to 541. ; Olive, Gallipoli, 661. to 561. lOs ; Spanish and Sicily, 531. to 641. ; some nut, 425. 6d. to 445. ; palm, 411.62. to 435. 6d. ; 435. 31. to 435. 6.1.; rape, pale, 61%; brown, 611. to 61s. 6d. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallowmerket ie;erifir;;WithsuexeeliWtdemand for consumption. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot is quoted Ws 641• t • October to December, Ws. 6d. • PARTICULARS OT TALLOW. les4. 1 Loeb. Ileekos hand Ceske_ Delivery list week Do.fre lit June terlvalleetweek 11,312 1,6911 21,913 MOO 14,972 Sle. 3d. 524. 99, 31,801 86,368 1,476 2,742 11,4110 25,146 497 18 11,622 11,998 686. Od. 646. 64. 67,. rd. Ms. Od. Do. from let lune hies LC. per cwt. Do. Town • — Arrival for the week ending 11th September last year, casks; and delivery, 1,240 casks. The arrival last week comprised 6 casks from Rau', 12 casks from other places; —total, 18 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY. The number of beasts is larger than for some time past, but the quality of the supply has by no means improved, consequently choicest kinds are readily disposed of at about rates. Inferior descriptions are rather lower. The supply of sheep and lambs is also larger, end trade, on the average, not quits so rod. Calf trade is about the same as on Fri day. From Germany and Holland there are 1,921 beasts, 4,760 tamp, 194 calves, and 285 pigs. Scotland, 40 bets; and 1,800 from tke no rthern beats; and and midland counties. Per sides of 8:04. v. ‘l. .. 0. i Per dune of eiL. 4. 4. P. d. Rest eons. Herefords 3 0 6 2 1 But Du. 31 nr.4 Uri 0 0 0 Bast Phort-horeir ideond pushy llsed4a.. 3 0 4 0 , Dir. du. dboru `lvesl 0 5 2 ' Eyes end vf.rond quality 1 6 4 lies .......... ........ 3 4 4 8! DO.OO. thorn 0 0 0 lam Das a Ila.r.bmiv 5 0 6 2 lambs . 'temps ht market. 4.702: shop end lamb. 26,310: calm. 244 ; p 4,. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there is a goad demand for fine yearlings, at 81. and upwards. About 40 pockets of new have arrived, and are selling at same price as yearlings. Duty 300,000/. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAT. Eden Main, 20s. 6i. ; Walls End Gotforth, 19e.; Walla End Bells, 190. 6d.; Wells End Haswell, 21a. Bd.; Walls E d Hetton, 21e. 6d.; Wells End Stewart's, 211. 6d.; Walls End Tees, 21s. 6d.-153 fresh ships at market. 'Ng MOORS.—The sportsmen generally relax a little after the first blush of the campaign, irsisequently oar notes from the moors and from the forests are not so full as last week. Notwithstanding, we have some good hags to chronicle. The Earl of March tied party, at Rlaekwater, had fair sport throughout the week. On Tuesday last, the Earl of March and Mr. Con had 19 brace grouse, 2 plovers, and 1 snipe; on Wednesday, 24 brace grouse, and 4 hares; and on Thursday, 33 braes grouse, and 4 hares. His Serene Highness Prince Edward. of Sage-Weimar, and Colonel Riddle,, had on Tuesday 12 brace and 3 ham, and the Hon. Mr. Hill, 21 bract. 1 teal, and 1 hare ; on Wednesday. Prince Edward had 24 beam and 3 hares, and Mr. Hill, 23 brace end 6 bares, on Thursday, Prince Edward and Colonel Riddle y had 19 brace, and 4 bares, and Mr. Hill 46 brace. The Ramkshire moon, are yielding an average return of game. Black game s hoots 1r gis said to be good. The bogs for the second week of the season are nothing behind the first week. The sport in the forests bas been eguelly good. The Right Hon. Lord Ash burton knocked over another splendid stag on Thursday, the 23sd, in Lochlnebart forest. Mr. John Latouche killed two more stirs in Strathconon in the early part of the week. The deer have thriven remarkably wall during the summer, and are in good condition.— The mounts from Perthshire are still favourable. At the same time, however, the snort is not eomosralda to that of last seasen. On the 18th Mr. Eyetor, of Coln- kyle, Abernethy, made an expedition to the ptarmigan strong hold, Beim Mhor Bayne', and, notw threading that he found the birds both strong and wild, and the day not • very favourable for sport, succceeded in bagging 141 brace of this beautiful species of grouse. °ter lingshire : The shooting en the moon in this neigh. bonrhoed, from all accounts, goes on improving considerably. At Culorsuch, Captain Swim has had some very good sport, t aTiag bi gg.i on pa t of fors suoessive days, 24, 15, end 14 brace of birds. At Cambeamors, tenanted by Sir David Canyn,lame, the sport is poor. The Hon. Mr. Cardwell, M.P., has had very meagre sport at Gut. MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT ON THE MOORS.—WO re gret to learn that Mr. Morton, of (Mauro, Lodge, who bad for many years keen in the habit of visiting the Highlands, met with an accident the other day, which is reported to have peeved fatal. Mr. Morton had strayed from his party, and, it is supposed, had his ran slung across his bark, when the contents were accidentally discharged, aid lodged in the back of his had. A whole night (lapsed b:fore the sort where the accident occurred was traced.—/neerness Cosine' r. Film—Yesterday afternoon a fire broke out on the prosaism of Mr. Samuel!, 13, San street, Sishoprate, cane merchant. Considerable damage was done ere it could be extinguished. TURBOT.—One hundred and twenty turbot were eaoeht off Guernsey on Thursday last. They weighed 1,60011 w., and averaged 151 M. a piece. Most of them were shipped off to Southampton on Feirlay morning. Tur bot he. been selling at bd per lb. in Guero•ey, sod whit ings, weighing stb. end 61b. each, have been selling in that island for 64. a piece. THE ORIENTAL COMPANY'S steamer Ave, which took out the Iztlisa mail of the 20th, broke the fare of her screw off Lisboa, and was obliged t 3 praceed to Gibraltar - under canvas. Ti it was the first voyage of the Ave. Her screw was a three fanned one, and was so &roared that its propelling power was awls destroyed. Her speed to Gibraltar under canvas was about 71 'mete. 5