The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-31 00:00:00

.. .. .. .. , . , . ~.. THE ' EXPAEBg, FRIDAY EVENING, ' AUGUST 31, i lBB5. THE POLICE COURTS. Mr. E.Wott remeaded heti primers for further inquiry ilisla LIMBED AT FIRED IiaRTALIN SHARE LISTS—THIS DAY. sad the mundane' of the preemator. sh. 1 i p d. l zin.wAT .. ; Lain tries I balm team THIS DAY. ATTLYTTND 4171011,11 op A TOVNG WOMAN. .-..-.- 0 ....,- I Tederday. I to 2 am. -a- Catherrim Awns, a young weskits very respectably eon- Two O'Cnoca. so all aware sad BIZ/ BOW-STREET. The railway share market tadaw is quiet, with little Nal re Loma NM. - -, neared, rending at John-strwit, Adelphi, was brought sp n h an " i n prne. Several of the laidi stocks are a ' I " 8111•1•014.1614 • 1 . /mninan w .., ( i I aa IRS AFRICAN TWINS. i charged with having attempted nisi& this morning at how e ft,. aus asedeat was caused to the magistrate and court sw w4w i ccur ,h r i dce. qaoted mince the half-yecr 71 ng dividend. at. 100 pydeeeesa ---. Jtselfw —' 9 - ( by the " r ies], sh..rtly after one o'clock, of the eztraordi- Inspector Thom as, ' of the Thames pollee, said that being Landon and North - Western stock is quoted in: ion j `ter HO 102 'i Hart African children, lately abstracted from the Bedford duty with a boat's Crew this morning, be heard •a splash, sad 95 to I 1 Great Western, 861 to 581, ex. div. ; Midland, 891 to 70 ex dive; Lancashire and York- II 1 4 tOlateVer ti g h. casa meek 1 ) m 107 137 1 Betel, Covent-garden, and sines exhibited in Scotland by found the prisoner floating on the surface of the water, By shire, 831 to f ; South-Him 18/ to /ex div.; se le 1 31,, (1°.°1 ta a . o t ni aalatat m a a l ma " 1 1 9 0 ad ( B e l lama Yoshio, to ,and care they had been entrusted. great exertion they saved her, and she NU taken in a very Great Northern', 22 to lex div.; and Caledo ' is m De. 'aisii,i - Aiiia) -=-. - It will be reamealwred that a gentleman, named ThoroP• exhausted condition to the Westminster Hospital. She 311 ,r t e o nc i t . 114 14 De. dimes i zta ln ip . ia - - es, and Mr. E. T. Smith, the lessee of Drurplane Theatre , sal she did it in despair. lines are steady. Dutch Rhenish shares 1 12 131, sad I_llemsgtollseaftssind 124 19 1 applied to the court, a few days since, for a warrant against A sister of the prisoner said, that she was well taken hav e r e m . 10 90 • Mai Pralseesse (dltio) Si 24 I . satins, which, however, Mr. Henry expressed his care of, bat was subject to occanonal aberrations of mind, OIIDIB/111 SHAW AND STOMP , St. 100 illawaalitOmr.4pssOsat. t (bad to Moeda) -..- *waits to grant. His worship, at the mine which were very distressing. (bolas Pram I aim tadsg Ilt. too I Obis ditto Ow Pat. - - ILI Pd. I Itan.wairs. 1 gm, suggested another course of proceeding, by The Magistrate kindly reprimanded her, and handed Yesterday. Ito 1 p.m. to .10 Loa.. ,k Boathend I lOssalto s tado .. a - a Judges order, as in the am of the Hottentot her over to her friend', with very Mid 741277271244 to watch et. 100 Alma= .................... m 37 114 4 6 se i an 111=1Inzton, - Team; but whether this was the mode ultimately her carefully. uh=ll=.llwra.l ( sol.ant.w.hmd.) II if 4 1 i SO a 1 1 111111salsol sad Rehm pursued is not known ; it appears that the children were WESTMINSTER. la all dna. Wea.lllllserValley 8 4 4 II 221 gishm e lam.oloNaima l 3 ll II an _Aleamiteamaktleriart) - - eventually recovered by some means or other, and Mr. THE LAND TRANSPORT CORPS. 274 ell Deonsagasineagagla le IS St. 111v21113mg Issaord (UM) 14 96 Smith now brought them before the magistrate to show that This as came before the magistrate again this morning . Xi 19 De , es de 2111 74 Ala, 61 'Newssaelet flary Enna he had been sumessful in his plane. The poor woman persisted Is the truth of her statements, a lt 1: 0 0 ?Mid 2401 I••••• -7: 90 , 9 , 1 „ 1 i—er--.:=-. ......, ) , ,p. , The two children were deposited upon the attorney ' s to and said her husband had seat her a letter in which be in- 00 all Ohms sad Meleboad - 11 18 SO b e d lorthwaitameseMpseCt. 1 OessedsolasUUaim) 57 59 674 ' We, sad erested a perfect sensation among the few @pacts. formed her that the allowance was to be transmitted to her I: :li b 0141111148 DML .2•18 41.- felYr i • • : 1 : dig. II all Ditto 6 per Ont. 06A)... - -• I ten who happened to be prima. They are extremely every two months, payable in Linden, and so far from hay- 12 e g D an nop a n hon d a n i ma, ed 7 U 25 'Peen= iliWyge(lein.bas. ana I M4.WesUilmeaTerk) - - I healthy looking girls, apparently shout sor 6 years of age, leg received his money daily in the Crimea, he had, he eo- rt 1 11 0 ...... DmeT . j .,..,„, r , 1 8 14 ,„ ,„ Ditto e shame 99 L - - having Cle dark camp!exion of their race; and they are leanly declared, only received between 6i. and 71. sines be ID all Dam amiWes ... 104 11 101 11 111. "100 Lam" ggimaosasp united at the back is the same manner as the Siamese had left England. et. 140 lisassa miss, cuma.... - - i Nth Ils& Osumi to i . Great Nallmas_ - twins. Mr. Arnold gave the poor west's his private card, end ri I° 4 g 4 4 4 =ii i. -ii: . G i i .) ::: a* - iii ,10 Au - swear, sal Ustelbrd I Mr. Smith said he had taken the liberty to iatroduos the desired her to show the gentleman who appeared yesterday at. la Ilhatemeaddr• . ..... 12 74 I (leased to Mr.T. Bressey If St 63 65 li lit Illoathatallsralleellemed Andrea, and to thank his worship for the assistance given tie litter from her hubsad,m there appeared some mistake ft l a t t 1111 . 172 .4 77 :::=... Ito Hr. 1602leas) Its the attempt to mover poseession of them. in the matter. Ilk. 101 Illeallange.paskjkalss 18 21 11 to Valley gm. 6 gnat 31 52 IN. WO MOM k Somersa Owed Mr. Henry-Hew did you mane to secure them, Mr. THAMES. U. IN , allanlis Wean 71 Ti St. 100 . assn ...... 59 90 I %Oral Wasess) Smith. TUN 0•17 OF TN, ITALIAN 1•111112. lt. 10 Do. .10. Una ..... --.... 71 7 8 728 Si i 4 Mr. Smith-By main force, your worship. (A laugh ) Polies Surma, Weakford, 6H, applied to Kr. Ingham 14. lell Da.ll, amok .-....... 117 1 19 105 . 103 106 100,000 I Wee nil ....__. 11111111. all 1 1 Mr. Henry - Can they speak ? fora warrant to apprehend • German named Jacob Young. Sant . IN 2 47, 776 a, 207 W. 227 4 12 0 wa all es 41 01 a d 30,000 tassia asasellen Odd all - - Kr. Smith-Oh yea, air. (Mr. Smith ban resuccua the ford, who had broken °pea a chest belonging to an Italian Si. Irg . D a , e nne a e lii -- o e :ga, !;3` tp!' 100,500 10s. *lasts Oallindas all 1 90,000 10 aselsellen grauccacc haring the charge cf " cw co ~ Hoban an. . ) priest, named Antonio Oiosameraw, and feloniously :, 1 27 4 7 1 Di. T X L im 50,900 1 &roma= o . :;Zier . - - Both the children, in *dear shrill voice, began singing retried awa y • good "el of property belonging to ht. ' al 8 Do. Sew Thaida= 7 es sous 50 inessaven Iron a Coil all se 16 Weakforl explained that he luti been directed by his wow- !It. 1,42 . Lep,mallse an d Tedeldro 83 - .._ me 10.000 20 Mafia Iron l4 44 51 the popular nigger air of " Oh Susannah," to the greatloooo SS taraalsop.(lse.at3l.mt. 16 24 1 amusement of the mart ship to make inquiries raps:S.2g the Mims, and meet- I . r % D I: wasa ion - Trici; _• _"" 6,000 so De.oBsess and CuWa all 34 3 11,000 20 Doak.Joan Del fey li 17 29 274 3 Mr. Henry-That will do. But I suppose it is not easy to tale " that Ir"eSterd, who was an spent lae enlisting 1 1 42 Al lead lb ja all ... oset :7 a , 110,0 M. 1 41s.Oass.101n.ONJeas. 4 4I Dm step them ? (A laugh.) reclaim for the Foreign Legion, had induced the priest to in. tin = Sega Wasters 53 U 4 ime 14" Wir iCirl= his native under the retinal that he could M 16 Do. Plies 14 1 dle 15 100,806 3 Id .. 1 1 6 The children stopped is the middle of the song, however, leave country . P .la Do d 1 4 lel 3 $50,000 St. tOapper Mimeo( Eas. all - - and waling "all the gentlemen good by, wen were taken back 'buns for hiss the appointment of chaplain to an Italian . 5 Ds, 1 0 els 0,000 23 *Ds inane le per Oat. all 21 21 M the sab, which was waiting for them is heat of the regiment about to be sent out to the Crimea. On the sr • et a ' mi d= w o w s 4 as ...... .. t • ....... ........ -. 16 18 30 ,000 . 2 .Pertams rival of the Italian in England he ascertained there was no 50 474 De. ss• .................... 7I 5 4 dis 59,030 30 venial easn. 40 13 L . 1611--...- 6 1 a It is right to add that his worship was takes quite by such appointment vacant, and the German wanted to enlist u " i 190000 1 Oral UMW V Ol4 Beg. el 1 i Giovassaatti as a pr i va t e so ld ier, which prop osition he re- at. too 211 72,00 e 1 Grad Dodo ad Sadao all surprise at this novel mode of making him the spectator of m wmass. wa, 4...... re at 11,080 44 creed Smooth- , an 4 I jetted. The German then Invited the Italian to his ledginp, del a d 10.4110 5 Oast Wheal Par tinned all IMt par an imbibition, sad that the whole took place after theBt. 100 !mimes of the court had twee disposed of. Mr. E. T. No. 78 , Ratc li ffe. high way, and while GiovaseaatU was absent Is e t. 10: 11 Okallarini. end BMW • 41 23 60,1000 1 Liberty 10,000 8 tLinves all 7 54 broke open kis box and carr i ed away its contents. U. West. Ore.) -..- -, Smith, however, with kis matomary tact, no doubt tliesght ti all Kato Bata nas.. .. .... - 5.000 .. Do. 11.........-...... 34 2 Mpm Mr. Ingham-Did any one see Youngford brea k *pen tee e h le mm a. and m e ss i er , 10,000 . 4 Lositaatan -.. 1 4 1 11 pm It a fitting opportunity of adv./tin/kg his recovery of th e the box ? it all NeepartAtters.Sdierelbid 11 10 as 1 . 3 ,5 15 1 ,Usrioulta ..... ... an lost prise. SO 84 Newry sad annakillen_ _ ... If 31 60,000 1 New Granada ......-., ell I Weakford-Ye,, sir. son.ooo 1 Nouveau Moab ... -. all I 1 The two men, Levy sad Parse, who hays been under 2o au Newryfrerrenpolat Mos. 7 . = 10,000 10 Pcmgibatid Sliver idea all 14 IS Mr. Ingham-Then I will gr ant a warrant for the app.. ft I t later ow examination for pawning some of the gold watches stolen 7.: :: moo II Port Pailap beast= of Youngford. Where is he ? 60,000 1 2aarta Rock ill I 1 from Mr. Millerst's, Cecil-street, Strand, were brought up so 34 Northers Oonstles Dab n - - all 31 33 again and farther remanded for another week, the police Weakford-At Fallaidaa. sit. It. IN North British . ...-... U 31 10,000 80 *Parma iron 16 all North ?ion' ..... - - 10.000 13 -Do. New Theo Meer then went unto the clerk's room, to give di- - c ch Do. 13 7 3 6. kne , l,OOO SO aatiago di Cuba-- ..... 121 44 6 being still usable to lad the principals in the robbery. rections for the framing of the warrant, and in a few 6 s DA, a ostroasmd,,, - BO,OOO 1 mats aurtralan ..... .... an 4 i CUIRKEISTWELL. St. 100 N. alert-latwwit Weans s6 Due ' d am P erlad Cher " Jaen"... two Pewerfal marl- NULDIIIIOI7II ASSAULT ON Tali POLIO.. UlO DO. lanai= _. Mr. Liviagetan, the chief usher, informed the ansistrate se is D a . es,wg„ y or hi 31 d e 411,174 13.1.14 'Vetted waken-- all 3 34 that Weakford required fends to enable him to go to Folk- 50 all Do. Leaks galore, at work at the new °tutelary, Highgate, were placed It. 100 De. Tab ......... 49 50 109,500, I Walt Varipcm....- a.l 4 stone and , s nag the alleged thief to London. SO all Noah Imam -.. 90 96 4 Transierech b 7 mewed iuseL at lb° bat beret. Mr. Tirwhiu' charg e d, the latter with Mr. Ingham said he bad no fends at his disposal for such to sn De. Mew 101.11istes . - - MUIR 111111 !Anna_ David Cooper and Wearies Johnstone, two powerful navi gators, at work at the new eematery, Highgate, wen placed at ths bar before Mr. Tyrwhitt, charged, the latter with tieing drank and violently assaulting Mr. Benjamin Ha lm s% and the forum with sommitting a murderous assault au pelice-onstable Charles Harman while in the ezetution 1 his dal, and also with remain the prisoner Johnstone. Inspector 0. Court, No. 5 8, handed to the magistrate the following certificate: Palith-coastable 329 8, Charles filmes, is radar lay cave for a severe eat ea the left temple and other severs in jarias, and he is aot is a 6t state to attead to hi. dabs*. Kr. Livisgston, the chief usher, informed the maaaistrate that Weektord required feeds to enable him to go to Folk• stone, cad briag the alleged thief to Landes. Mr. Ingham said he had so feeds at his disposal for such a purpose, mid u the liaise was too poor to pay the tames impinges, the matter must rest whore it war. Weakford said that Youngford would be in London in • few days, and ha then hoped to lay hold of him. The Italian addressed Mr. foghorn, and said he was in a destitute condition. Da. Now r hos Ono ....... North Doroaa hned i iCr ...... 41 Do. • 11 Do. II Georialood— ' N. 1110111/111-11aWlek .... Do. Woo - Do. &NA Pm. Do. Led. ........ North Liaise Do. York ..-- De. Ws 10i. Ow; 1 North Ildoriddro. Sur& W0dr0a....-- Noah SonthWoli. Joao Woes. h Waiver. SWIM 10dad Mr. Ingham answered the foreigner in his own language, and said he had already given hint a sovereign frees the poor box fund, and he would give hint another to relieve his ne cessities, bat it would be the last. He would advise him to apply to the consul of his country for the means of returning to Italy. The Italian returned thanks. si e t VI 33 10/ 109 73 77 44 40 13 14 62 63 31 32 3 far SS 40 II 101 Waiss Semi Tialdikl sod (Bigaud) "N. T. WITIMILFIILD. Surgeon. " Ifigtigate, Aug. 31, 1865." Me M i'ds Ilse& Waldo& sod Maass Walerleri and : dsaMk _ _ _ - - - From the evidence of tee several witnesses, it appeared that the tojared man was sidled fa by the landlord of the Whittington and Cat to take the prisoner Johnstone into custody, he havitig knocked him down, and also struck his wife, because they refused to serve him. Upon the policeman interfering, the prisoner Cooper knocked him down, kicked him about the head and face, and otherwise ill-used him, when a person of the an.. of Watts came up. He saw the policeman on the ground, and Cooper on the top of hiss, ill-using him in the most brutal tumor, calling him the most dreadful names, and threaten log to do for him. Watts, in the most courageous manner, went in amongst about forty of the prisoner's companions, and pulled him off the policeman, when Cooper turned round and kicked him in a most ferocious manner on the temple, and cut his forehead open. With the aid of some others, Cooper was taken to the station, and wee very violent, and kicked at the policemen again. Johutone was apprehended at his own house in bed. *Ail 4* wise so so.ossl Is mos' so ;woo 11/4/101100 11.00/11011 Kesel 1110 ss uss 91.0101 lO 10400. Wee, se Sftoo,l3o 90.0001 30 10.000:100 PAM 100 " I 1° 90.100 50 WOW 100 SO wai l IMPS 96 913,1100 MAN • is KM IS MAI 50 6 6 44 6 au t I SI all $4 all f ilaistUarlpar........_ al I • Traagasnais ba mad. JOUR ROOK ill Da A. no.sodiv.ttli 7 $ Do. B. I peva. paid to B sot me A _4 AO Madsen ...... 100 Diu /110. 100 , 131 . 100 Mead Eager 4p.aLBt. Eelpigig. —. ell OkegerMely.GoLsi p.a all Oleitarl Erdal% all DegLiegkile Aberause i iMs 2 $ P;r CPI 92 91 100 101 $ 4 so 7 N 0 Do. do. QOM 1. II par C. ill least. Om pejo I ill MP fie. S Da..11.• • pr Oat. OPP p.Cl— Ilasjaudi.Mrdos4 Do Groat Ildretcr , r a Do PhipoLlol.n Do De.iipir mi. • 74 Dalpdtddladdllpdtpo al. Ot. N. daddard. lat Pro& o.WieLlbaldhadmpa ae DO Do. pa. radsuarrat 00 Dodadd.krellam.4o 00 Do. soma reidal.4p 00 Ditaa Ire slessaele 4 p.a all Wiles PM. erre . ill Do. ClamlarProL IL Op. all Do. do. deo. f 00. , 00 Do. I. Ow OPP. di Do. OPP, Oda. Id ND Ds. do. do. . aD Do. Is. do. . 6 iddirlddilk Toils& DO DINDLEsast. ROI 00 Lori Odd !La DO DIM Cks.►s I; DO 1d5.611.Wa..7pe lal all Idapodanydeler. lirlikk — T!ortk 1 Ipa 1 1 Is' 1 " 60 611 119 ill 111 111 106 10$ Ii I via 6 66 94 1016 5 96 85 $7 87 $9 10 11. The Prisoner Johnston* said that he did not touch Mr. Herbert, and Cooper said that he was abased by the police. He thought that it did not require four men to take one, and as for the policemen being unfit for duty, It we* a lie, end what he hsd got served him right. Mr. Tyrwhitt said he should leave a jury to deride upon such brutal conduct se that inhibited by the prisoner Cooper, and he should therefore send him to the sessions for trial. With regard to Johnstone, be should fine him 20i., or a month's imprisonment. The prisoners were then removed. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. IcTiiii7w;ll (Tr lit if& 101 101 74 76 1f 10 4 144 18 Ise 111 - -m ASSAULT. Mary Ann Lidden, an elderly woman, was brought before Mr. Bingham, charged with violently assaulting Daniel Saunders, varnish-maker, 16, Crown-sheet, Soho. The prosecutor, who appeared to be enduing the most ezerucistiog torture, stated that about a fortnight ego the prisoner took apartments in his bowie, and represented her self ea a widow of very quiet and respectable habits, but no sooner bad she gained occupation of the rooms, than she turned them to the most profligate and indecent purposes—men and women—the latter of the most abandoned character—being admitted at all hours of the night. Hs remonstrated with her on her 000 duct, and gee, her notice to leave, which she refused to accept. On Tuesday last, during her absence, he put a padlock on the door and refused to let her in. Yesterday afternoon she made her appearance with two men and demanded admittance. He told her he could not allow her to Came in, but would let her have her things. She then, with a large sledge hammer, which she had h her hand began to break open the room door. He took the hemmer from her, w►en she tell down, and celled out that be had pushed her down purposely. A mob collected, through which he forced his way, and was in the act of opinion the door, when the prisoner sprang forward and ' I kicked him with great force on the lower part of his person, which doubled him up, and readsred him insen►ible. He was now in greet pain, and feared he was ruined for life. Prosecutor here burst into lean, and was led out of the the cum in a fainting state. Two witnesses, who were standing near prosecutor's bones, and saw the whole of the affair, corroborated his evidence in every particular. I DZlsou:i-7.1 Oanakereialof Larkii.. MlNNBool.ltAust.Chart. LOllO.ll Las-Chart.Btak of suet. Ditto --- Leaden sad County Lansfiliest.lioaktesCerp Louden Joint drape Wilke sad Weetninitaf Net. Pro,. of Do. New .... .. Natkoal of be New Death Wells Orient. Beak Ooeporptioa Ds. Si' thinp ss . 100 MOM Claim& 190 Da. 46 p.et. Pref. Mit all Da. Pref. 41 pee ..... all Mb g 3 Peet.4par amt all Nark& Dalielerm.—.... Da yeraDnia.lll44 . Da inL4 waft 111•111 DOM t Dr. LOBS p.0.N0. I Do. Do. Do% ISO Dr. Takla /MVO North ..... p 011.Waro.hWoLIO6.o I IloottlobOrosolllow Prof MO Doom limo Plaid O per Coat 1 . 1 11.1 b 4(11.11.6•14SIAS) 1 mpor Ikea Was SUL' laiirailib".. 12f 13f i IPm - - 136 13$ 97 49 i l. 1 4 Boil MuirJima Baal. Ina .ad Gold Dap. 0o Beath Australia Oaf= al Australia 1 si a io si 94 •5 67 C 9 1m par 1 dip 9 pm _ _ 17 17i a 4 pc. 191 40 1101 dis 34 102 104 93 97 H 1} 1 !W 103 107 186 144 . die per 214 24 104 101 t 91 10 r 10 It I I 14 pat 24 di. ii TOZZION 1 1 ill extererp sad Motet tam le &low 4 Sio4lem Easters Janetke 10 !Islam 10 Grainger° don.Marodolteasio.ocra Dote& Almidi OM= of Friar --- Do. New .. Am led= .. po'ref: Do. leztendos . Kevert Do. do. 59 Weir. G.Tradk of Canada A D 0.31. Low. & Ad. Do. Cert. of Do Compy.'s p ri t e .t... Groat Crotrol of _ Greet lodlaa Palmas,. Do. Nowosall per ant I Do. Edam es. li Ot.LizadeurgOoad.ll. . - The defendeat stoutly denied the charge, lad celled a man aimed Ceaniegham and her daughter. The former admitted using prisoner lift tip her foot as high as prosecu tor's knee, but denied teat she kicked him. The latter swore that her mother did:not even move her feet towards prosecutor, whom, she alleged, called them very bad names, and knocked her mother down. Mr. Bingham said there was no reliance to be placed on the evidence of prisoner's trammel, ese of whoa wee her oleo daughter. It had been satisfactorily proved to him that a most abocitiag sad dreadful assault had been um- Emitted by the prisoner on the puss mof the presecutor. For that asualt he s►ould corrmit the prisoner for two mouths. LWATB. 91 10 ' 1 It 2 11 pm 1 2 I pr t pa 2 7 4 2 1 1 pa 34 di 174 64 144 IS 67 fsi 944 :I I 3 Pa 4 Ix. 3 214 2 14 11 poi 100 102 113 114 113 120 101 l IMO 1t4 332 Ili 7 6 pet J.l id! Do. do.Thll= 6. W. amodo,, Do. Pm a.ada, $7, 6176 till 33 Do. 62, do. 36 Do. do. 76, do. GO hits mad 34=togo Wan .ad 0888,8 (3888 mod Mediftwranss I — 5 - 0.111iii7.: !Nada Mimi& AT. Itan Ifsawskilow (n).h int ) lima= el Mann MIL sinet Cirratwnt Ss 7Ul=.2 * rob eel Lim 1O)IRkT WITN VIOLISCI ST Sired Smoak sad Sarah Silfose, two aotorions prostitutes, were brought up la custody, sad placed is the dock charged with eseseilting sad robbiag Peter Demean Macgregor, of 91, Loodea-read, broker, of his parse, eostalaing the sass of V. 15e. in nosey, early this morning. The prolocutor was nobble to leave his bed's consequence of the beating be received by sone bullies connected with the prostitutes previous to his being robbed. Deana MacGregor, his sue, stated that about two o'clock this 'earplug his father was cosies home, when the primers Wintered with him, sad by the assisteace dooms of the wen he was get dews fa the road, sad the wsmea set upon bin, both oiliest !dates wad beating bias wet severely. An alarm was gives, and witness isaitagod to got the primitive away from his father. It was shortly after wards found that the prosecutor had bees robbed of his porte-meanaie, soaaJaleg 2L 16e. The prisoners were We gives late custody. Ia answer to the magistrate, the witness stated that there were several other prostitutes about Ids father, sad a um ber of thieves, who least the locality every sassing. The primers, ea Wag sailed a for their defeats, dialed having take* the mosey, and said they wily looked ea at the Vain. .71 - haL Dige Well Eiri7.B" -- Mb sell bum Pork Mis r k aterboarg asses Seri Malls mad Mar; s. 64 per Oat. Frei" ln 7101 pa li II 7 I I I A NI IWat Matkers _ 14 19 ! 6 IS Of 19 SO 61 27 MI 30 31 3 N i lo • 111 Ds. t 4 patOst. ?Wm Waters el hues 81474 106 id 91 11 3/ 131 131 13 4 li ; pm 4 pm It/ Di AKIUUCAN RAILWAY& DUB& Orstrol dp. amt. . .„ 1975 I per cost. 1875 7$ 60 Do. 7 per eist. (Fn. Land) IN' $3 $5 Ontral. 6 per post. ... 166/ 97 N N.T.OaftalS ger ant. (Mak Find) 1663 U 64 De. do. 7 per test. sossortiblo 1W $5 97 Now Toalskrzio7 go. eat lidscoos. 16113 Ds. do. do. 1671 Do. Os. Int Met.... MU 96 11111 Do. do. 11101det Tad ... 1117$ St U OW and Pos.7p.o.lssosos hoed sea. 1971 115 Ms mad Illaidppf Ist Nod. nos& Ds. Es. 2sd Posasit. ISA. Omani Dio, 6 16 ds„ 111kstgoio f 9 le Do. ds. 96 osd Ilasesds 11. a. MUM. ... Di. fed Nottopop. I per 0661....1U11 'Dal= of Loudon 1.1 20.00 25 Austmliea Airiestßural. 344000 10 kmatralies Royal Mall -35,000 ift Waft . Waterworks tic Ilelda Astarkon Land 50,00( 1 BMA Mira. & Red. Co. Nile 100 Mein . IN. Dog wet Jan. i Jul) K . oon 0 *rid Palms 00,000 1 I Do. redraw Pabst of Freaos. Iris= Mom , sog 6 koarsa Copper Marie Thagra al ph V Omani Wm. Na t rigstior 1 iktl Sk ing Co. i ken Sirew ip Mier midlionirson MAL TEL 1 Maims a It. Asamitian Serhotloadolooll , INAL Wes Orel It liter Mama Naitatios Co. Northtint. Anstralealm North of Europe Mama Oriental Om .... .. .. PrelftiserLaadte 4 fritid I Penin. & Oriental litaam Do. New Portland Iron Company 1 Royal Nail Steam i Scottish Attar. larestat Do. New Muth Australian Land tutelaries Take. &trip Do. 11,i. Registered 1 Trost&LoanCo. of UpOin. Van themen's Land ... .40, 30 70,000 rout 25 20,000 , 15 0 0 0 0 20 25,040, 0 30,000, 10 20,00:i 10 12,31 10 7,5 ,005, 2 iss,ve: 11 25,001.! 24,1 so,aoul 120,0001 S 30,000 50 20,080 30 50,000 2 14,140 100 100,000 1 100,000 1 11,200 2sl 75,000 1 75,000 1 25,000 20 10,000 1001 - par - fp= 85 U 42 43 62j Ni 73 39 e 40j 1,11 • 3 MOUS. 1741 10 $1 all I _ ail au a Itli lie 1$ 111 4 'tP 6/ tsi I 145 167 114 A 115 21 2A 66 66 II 11 lee l 1s 11 1 at 4 lf II i II SC Jr' i 1 111 13 TRAFFIC RETURNS. 43/ 11 ni i 24 1L•21,TA29. 1411 as Psa. Yes , Total. Total *pm WORM ellandlse. 1866. 1884. Wet sailed Assiut 211. a A A A Dublin sod Klamtawa 6 1,282 1,111) Week *soft Aviaid ... Antwerp sod 11146wdala Mambos& larsolare, sad Omaha Araks Chaster aad Iliabimad .. . Dublin sal alba Jamaica balsas BM Dradbala. ..... Oraa6 ilkilwa ~. y — • 27,669 Lambs sad 76 1.760 Malliad areat alma NOIIII *lda ...... ........ 146 2 • 7 !'' . ilrepillelt r Phisowehary 1 • 676 1.893 1.2 g.. . ....... . , 2,948 2.707 Ai Osatral ...... — Laff 1,:91 V0t0t in,6555655 In 3 4 1 4 448 565 and Chaster = 1.402 1,518 • • .. — WWI ;ilia, 1‘.25. R ., 5. 111194/ 15. 50d Puny 73 61616486 sod 164146 — .. 934 4. 6 3,48.7 ism* Brim .... . 2.4 172 77 Juselhan...... 4l NO Lastern. . 7031 18.882 18,9113 Week 011114 Au[ / * A =tad Exeter — 1,775 2.90 T 7119 , 477. and Boullossol 2.040 85 I Z ad ee m es4ll6l Await W. Abonllosa NM MaWlek UMW Juselisa.. pl9lB Neely Wiiieciiiii...„ ..... 10 541 el iik slow Aug. u. bat Anion ......... . 13,8.37 1.652 2.379 6,745 6.176 3.186 2.802 920 946 1,4.90 1,018 991 2.323 6.387 9 6.486 NO 257 423 411 4,167 9627 249 264 e 63 302 37.7138 37.813 6.932 2.125 3.832 3,427 057 914 889 MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoax. There is still no change in the gold mining shares. Not a single transaction is recorded in them in the Stock Exchange to-day. The shares of the Australian Land Companies were also quiet. St. John Del Rey shares have been dealt in at 274 to 28; and Fortuna Mining at 4 prem. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales : Alfred Consols, 121, 1; Bowan 621: CoUeoombe, 421; Devon Buller, 21, 3; Best Buller, 81, f, 1; East Tolima, 26,1, 26; Great Allred, 171, 18. Great Sortridge. 10.. 6.1 lle.; Render, 61, 41, f, 6, 61 ; Rosewarne. 230, 235; Aar legion 2s. 61. 3.. 61.; South Tamar, 7 1.16. 1,1 ; Sort. ridge 'Consols, 61, 1; South Bedford, 4 6-16, ; South Crotty, 4 ; Tamar Console, 21, 1 ; Trellis'', 10; West Sort ridge, 8..6d., 64.; Wheal Edward, 31, 1, ; Wheel Zion, 31,1. We also hear of the following transactions in the Stock Exchange, viz.: South Carmine, 316, 317; Reeewarne, 230, 235; Coa -1 darrow, 1121, 116 ; Alfred Consols, 121, 131; South Tamar, 71 ; Nortu Besot, 291. 1; West Basset, 311 ; Tineroft, 1 2 ; Ihrtridge Connote, 61, 1, I. I; Great Sortridir, 1. 1; West Sortridge, 1 ; Wheal Hinder, 6, I. ; South Bedford Consols, 41,1. GOLDSMITHS' AND JAWILLERS' Am LAITY INSTI TUTION !LOTION FOND.— Last *seams the half yearly central nestle' of toe subscribers to this institution was bald at the Crows Tavern, Clerkeawell-Ines, for the impose of Meeting annuitants &c. Tbe Muir was taken by Mr. Remy Rymer. The reierts,whieh were uneniesouely • 'opted, @hewed that tie institution bad the occident" of dotted., and wee in a flontlehisg essditioa. The Nylon resamittee having announced live 'swain, two esadidatee only offered thaseealves, and ITOM consequently elected. Mr. Williams Brown was ideated secretary to the &sanity (esthetics'. Oa the modem of Mr. T. Steed, It wee resolved tbat earls of the inmates of the asylum amid reeling one ton of coals per annum. A vote of thanks to the chairman eeaeluded the reeeettine. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLool. The English funds remain dull, at the slight re dilation established yesterday. Consols have continued quoted at 91 to / for money and the 6th Sept. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 92; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to 1 ; the New 30 Years' Annuities at 161 to 17 ; the New Two-and Half per Cents. at 75; Bank Stock at 2161; Exchequer Bonds, IhsB, at 1001 to 1; Ex chequer Bills, March, at 13s. to 17s. prom. ; ditto, June, at 12.. to 15s. prem. Little movement is observable in the foreign stock market. Turkish Six per Cents. are quoted 933 to ; and the New Four per Cent. Scrip, 11 to 13 prem. Mexican stands at 211 to 22, and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., at 183 to 191. Spanish Old Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 381; the Passive Bonds at ; Venezuela Active Bonds, at 30 to 31 ; French Four-and-a• Half per Cent. Ratites, at 95fr. (exch., 25fr. 5e.); Granada Deferred, at 7 ; and Bra zilian Old Five per Cent. Small Bonds, at 102 to 1021. Since the close of the corn market on Wednesday some half-dozen floatin g cargoes of grain have been sold, chiefly for the United Kingdom, but in part for the Continent. We are informed that the directors of the Great Luxembourg Company will assemble in Brussels at the beginning of next week for the purpose of ar ranging definitively pith the Belgian government in respect of the new convention with the company. We may take this opportunity of stating that a line of railway from the Great Luxembourg Railway through the Duchy of Luxembourg to Coblentz has been determined upon. The capital will bear a gua ranteed interest from the Prussian and Grand Duchy of Luxembourg governments. This line, although not constructed by the Great Luxembourg Company, will be of great advantage to that company, as it will afford a direct route to the Rhine, in addition to that which, through the medium of the Paris and Strasbourg Railway Company, the Great Luxem bourg Company will have through France. The receipts of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Rail way Company for the week ending Sunday last were 1,2041.—viz., passengers 9221., and goods 2821. The shares of the Ardennes Railway Company, which were introduced on Wednesday upon the Paris bourse, were quoted here yesterday 2 to 2 1 prem. A c allj of 10a. is to be paid on the shares of the Belgian Eastern Junction Railway Company by the Ist October. A meeting of the shareholders is con vened for the 28th September, in London, "to receive the report of a deputation of the directors appointed by the board to inspect the works on their completion, preparatory to the opening of the line throughout, and also to consider a proposal made to the board to take the line from the company on lease." The line is now opened throughout. The East India Company will receive tenders, on the sth September, for the conveyance of troops from England to Madras. The meeting of Venezuelan bondholders unani mously rejected yesterday the miserable compromise offered them by the dishonest government of Vene zuela, and left the negotiations entirely in the hands of the committee of bondholders. From what trans pired at the meeting, it is inferred that amended terms may be expected. Land shares yesterday were quiet. The Canada Land Company's shares continue to show an improving tendency. The shares of the Chartered Bank of Asia, and Bank of India, Australia, and China were flatter, and those of the English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank rather firmer, following Wednesday's meeting. Provincial Bank of Ireland shares were more inquired for, and those of the new City Bank have recovered to 7to 9 prem. Southampton Dock shares were dealt in at 361; Victoria Dock old shares, at 201 (201. paid); General Screw Steam, at 181 to 181; Peninsular and Oriental, at 691; Royal Mail Steam, at 80 to 801; Illinois Central - Railroad Seven per Cents. (Free Land), 1860, at 84 ; and New York and Erie Third Mortgage Bonds, 1883, at 891 (exch., in each ease, 4e. 6d.) The market for American securities is reported by Messrs. D. Bell, Son and Co. as still inactive, with little change iii price. Present quotations are given by this firm as follows : • • • - • Redeemable. Dividend". Price•. United States 6 per Ct. Rd& 1867-1868 Jan. and July 105 107 Do. 6 ;met. lmo. Stock 11168 Jan. and July 106 we Canada 6 per Cent. Bt. Bde. 1876 Jan. and July 114 113 CallfornlaTper Cant; Ma. 1670 Jan. and July 60 92 Ilaryla?d3 peret.Star.Bila. Jan. and July 83 93 llasiaaltuselte '.perCt.ntsra Nag Bonds Psausylviuda 3 per Cents — Feb. and AUV. 78 80 Peousylvsnla pert A. Bds 1877 tab. and Aka. 83 04 I South Carolina p Ct. lids 111.58.1868 Jan. and July 9r Sweats 3 per Ct. St. lids. 1888 Jan. and July 85 SI Virgutis 6 per Cent.Boeda 1886 Jon. and July 114 e 60e lloatreal Clty 6 per Cents . 1836.1160 Marcb ' Sep t ,. • 83 85 April and Oct. _ . _ MOW Mew City 6 per . . OR& &RR PININOI pw Ct. Back 1849.1913 Divers 75 77 Mimi Olotal 7 per rant 1875 April and Oct. 79 90 1.1618 CROW. 7 per Cent MR& 114 11M ONInd 8 per Ct 1560 April and Oct. 9 6 4 9 7 4 Ilre ark Central 7 per Cain., convertible ... Now reek Central 6 per OM, not convertible NM York & Eris? per Ct Id New 17Tirk t i l rrie 7 per Ct 2nd niurtd.. convertible 1859 March & Sept. 90 92 New York & Erie 7 per Ct led mortgage IRS Mardi &Sept. 89 90 New Tort and irk 7 per Ct.. CwaverUbla 1862 Jan. and Jit:y 10 81 New York and Eris 7 per Cent, sinking fond 'anama 7 per Ct. let met ier Sterling Honda 1859 Done and Dee. 95 96 'cam% 7 per Cent yylvania Central Ran a per Cants THURSDAY EVENINO. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. On the 24th instant (says the Stamford Mercury), James Rut, Erg., of Aleciabury, issued an address to the electors of the County of Huntingdon (in the room of the Duke of Manchester), soliciting their suffrages upon Con de* principles. Since then, with other friends, be has been quietly cinvaseing the different villages. Mr. Rust is a native of the county of Huntingdon, a county magistrate, Recorder of the borough of Hunting don, and much respected by all climes. Mr. Rust will probably be returned without opposition so soon as the writ shall be tuned.—We leant from the Ply mouth Jounsal that Mr. J. B. Y. Buller hu already offered ►imself se a candidate far Mites in; the room of the Duke of Somerset, whose political principles are, we hear, con servative. Mr. Buller, in his "addrem," presumes to be lieve his political principlu are well known in the borough; but from his having addressed the town, or, we be lieve, any public body, it is quite impossible that his prin ciples should be known ; unless we are to imagine that be cause his father, Sir John Buller, advocates conservative principles, he must necessarily do the same. He bin, how ever, promised to explain them at en early opportunity. The Dublin Daily Exp►ess reports that in anticipation of Mr. D. Duffy vacating his seat, Mr. P. R. Welch, of Newtown welch, county Kilkenny, has addressed the electors of New Ross, offering himself on the principles of independent opposition, and as a friend of vote by ballot and tri ennial parliaments.—The Sligo Champion states that Mr. Edward Joshua Cooper, of Markree Cud', will stand for the coanty of Sligo at the next general election. CLOSING OF TUN Bamsn Museum.—Today the British Museum was aimed, and will not be rs•opsaed until Monday, the 10th September, when the hones of admission on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, will be from 10 till 4 daring the Winkler months, instead of 10 till 7. MILITARY PRISONEL—TRie morning wall issued Col. Jebb's report for 1854 en the management and discip line of the military primes. The military prisons in opera tion in 1864 were as follows is Ragland :—Chatham, Gos port, Walden, Dsvouport; in Scotland: Orsonlaw (near Rdieburgh ; in Ireland : Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Athlone ; Abroad: Gibraltar, Montreal, Quebee, Kinpton (Canada West), Halifax (Nora Sootia), Refined', Vido (lonia* Islands), St. Elmo (Malta), Mauritius, and Barba dos., making a total of 19, capable of accocamoda- Sag about 1,400 prieonen. The number of prisoners is isonfinentent in the home prisons during the year was 3,897, and the amber of punishment. for minor offence., 2,169. Then is little varieties' in the prison statistic of 1854 as compared with 1853. The ave rage 'meth of matinees is 1848 was 116 days; in 1953, 92 days ; bat in 18.54 it bad fallen to 87 days; while the number of corporal punishments fir prison offeaces has bean reduced from 13 is 1848 to 6 in 1843 and 4 in 1864, and the number of lashes from 482 in 1848 to 238 in 1853, and to 125 in 1854. The table of crimes shows a fonskter able leers... of &sorties as *compared with every year ex cept 1847, bat the crime of drunkenness has greatly de creased. C,oxvicr PatenNlL—This morning was issued re ports of the Director, of Convict Prisoes on the Discipline and Msaarement cf Pentonville, Parkhurst, Millbank, Portland, Portsmouth, Dartmoor, end Brixton prisons, and this balks for the year 1854. The num ber of prisoners remaining is Pentonville on the 31st of Dee. 1854, was 638; the total expenditure of the pier woe 19,6731. Si. Parldwint 636, expenditure 16,6231. 124. 11 d. ; Millbsak 697, expenditure 40,2851, 12s. 4d.; Portland 1,512, expenditure 48.8331. Bs. 7}1.; Dartmoor 1,050, expenditure 39,0971. 14e. Od.; Portsmouth 1,022, expenditure 31,4061. 121. 4d. ; Hulk establishments, 1,291, sxpsnditors• 44,0311. Its. 4d. ; and Brixton 643, iti penditurs 16,7091.7.. 6d. MILITARY AND WARLIKE STORES FOR THE Cats►.—Tbia morning upwards of 150 extra labourers, in addition to fatigue parties from the Town garrison, were most natively engaged la shipping largo quantities of small arms, including rifles, ordinary peresesion muskets, rifled sad Victoria carbines, cavalry sabres, naval rattan's and revolvers, wooden buts, hospital bedsteads and ►adding, waterproof and regimental clothing, peat coats, fennel under clothing, hosiery, sad ex-hide b3ott, the whole of which will be transhipped at Sheerness to her Majesty's service transport Urgent, for eonveyesee to Halals's. Till 64TH ANDB6TR FOOT.LTkis wow aing orders were forwarded to the eseasaadiag Akan of the depot aewpaaies et the 64th Ragiateat to the Tower, awl the depot of the 66th Foot, la Portages street Barracks, to lave the &Whitest. ostler orders he Weiss lorries is readiness Is, isawdisto aabarkatisa to jots the service eampaake their respestlos regiaseate, at Gibraltar. These regiments will embark for the Crises immediately they are relieved by the 67th Biases Light Ishatry, sad the 94th Foot, both of whisk have sailed kr that statism (Gibraltar). hanglvails W 1.6 Business in the English funds continues very re stricted, and the tone to-day was rather flatter. Prices closed 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. The demand for money to-day in Lombard-street was more active than for some days put. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rentes closed rather higher than yesterday, owing to a preponde rance of money purchases. At Hamburg Russian stock has fallen considerably during the last two or three days. At Frankfort Austrian stock has risen 1 per cent. Consols opened at 9la to for money and the 6th Sept., and were last quoted at 91 to k. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 911, 911, 91, 91a ; ditto, for account, 911, 91. Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 92, 911 New Three per Cents., 92 k , t, 1, 1. Bank I Stock, 2151; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858,1001, 1001. The new Five per Cents. were dealt in at 117, and the new Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in 1885, at 16 15-16. Uranium was last quoted 41 to 41 prem. Exchequer Bills ruled at 12s. to 16s. prem. The scrip of the new French loan is now officially marked, application having been made to the Stock Exchange Committee to fix a settling day for it. The quotation to-day was 21 to 21 prem. Wednesday next, the sth September, has been fixed for the settling in the scrip of the New Gua ranteed Four per Cent. Turkish Loan. The scrip is expected to be in course of issue on Monday next. The price was to-day again flatter, closing at II to 2 prem. The next instalment, falling doe on the 12th September, is a heavy one, viz., 20 per cent. A fair amount of business was done in the foreign stock market, but gave rise to no remarkable change in price. Turkish Six per Cents. were rather dull, and closed at:94 to t for money. Venezuelan Active Bonds maintained former quotations. Ticiarr or LEAVE •This morning $ return was boned which states that the Secretary of Btata is not in possession of any sufficient infor mation to enable him to state the number of con. Meta with tickets of leave who aro known to be now Ia employment or conducting theroweleso properly. It may, however, be stated that of 960 convicts released during the year ended 30th Jane last, 690 have made ar plioatlon at the end of the stipulated interval of time months after their discharge for the Waimea the (ratan, returned on their release, I. accordance with the regale doss, and that 834 of the number predated satisfactory testimonials of their good conduct. Of the 270 who have not applied, the greater portion have not bees at lupe the regulated period. Ninety seven eouvicts who ►avo received ickets of leave have been re•eosvicted of redoes crimes. COMILIIRCI-AL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The arrivals of all description, of grain hese been small this week. The trade in both wheat and flour was quiet to-day, at the currency of Monday last. Barley was in fair requcst at late rates. Oats in some instAnces, brought rather more money; and beans and peas were steady at f• truer quotations. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM AUO. 37 10 ADO. 31. Qrs. Rastlish. Scotch. Irish. Foreign. Ra WhasA I 610 ..180 °.. . I 3710 i.ar VS Oats ••• 39: 0 b`6.0 5.0 Mgt. 1 695 Fora, 1860 rely 1120 I barrels. Loaners Aveasoas.—wheat, 11s. 10d.; Barley, Os. Od.; Ostr, Ns. 3d.; Rye, Os. Od. ; Be in,, 465. ed. ; Peas, 445. 10d. IMPERIAL AVERAOEB. WOW. , Ildrle7.l Oats. I Rye. I Bdas4.l Pees. 21 ... ... 6. 42,31 s 6d se. 3d 5,2 d 166 0.142 i led Is ... .., 1771 7d14. 6d .9. ld 43. Id I. 4d 1 42, di Aug. 4 ... .. 78. 241366 OC 21. Ild 461 1141 168.1 d 25 3d 11 ... ... 74 Tdi 241 641 29. Id 47. 21 41. 3d IS, Id Pt ... ... 73s 9d 54, 2: 29. 12 424 4d 441. di 36 id 23 .. .. 73. /411.146 kl 276 62 IS/ 6d 16. 4d06 Od A weeks' Ass. Ava. l 76. 162 346 - 7 d 26. Id 446 lid 46.774 2s6d thrrd.—Wheet. Rarlet. Oats, RT.. Refill., And Pee.. 1... July 81. July 3, " ; r 77 78 mom. 73 9 73 7 I Aug. lo.Agg. 23. ... LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (RIT MAOETIC TILEORAPIL) (MOE OCR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) There was but a small attendance of mia.rs and farmers at our corn 'nuke: this day, and the business was very limited. Tbe holders were firm; wheat was (nominally) ld. pee bushel ; Indian corn, 6.1. per qr. ; and flour le. per Insult lower than on Tuesday last. 154,11118, peas, oata, meal, and other articles, easier. The weather is extremely tine. _ AIINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. - SUGAR —We have bad an unusually active and suited market durtng the week; buyers of aII descriptions have been operating largely, sod a further advance rf Is. 6d. h-s been established, making a gross advance of 6s. upon the prices Winch ruled in the middle of July. Several eargccs of foreign have been sold afisat at a similar advance, and refined hsv also advanced fully ls. Gd., brown lumps being q'coted 50s. Gd. buyers. COFFER —A fair amount cf business dote, et fully last week's currency. Native Ceylon steady at 48v. Gd. TZL.—The market Inv been rather quiet, and the public sales to day went oil heavily, but the low trice of common Congon his attracted the attention of speculators, large par cels have been sold at 81d., and it is cow difficult to buy under 9d. Duty paid on tea in London for the week ending Aug. 25, 525,6051. 11min—A very large general amount of business has been done during the week, at about 3d. advance. Bengal, 154. to 16,. SALTPETRE.—Speculators have been in the mr.rket during the week, and yesterday, in consequence of the advice. from India of short shipments, an advance of 21. nes paid. The prices now rule from 375. to 41s. 61., according to refractions. Rum —Basra's* to • limited extent has been done at pre alone rates. Snore have sold steadily, at full prices in pub::c sale. CorTud.—A fair amount of business done sat full prices. FRU IS.—Currants A. large business bus been done at full prices. Valencia rai.ine in limited request; new Sultans@ sold at 765. In other articles no material !alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is steady today, at the following quotations, •iz.:—Toan Tal;ow, 55.. nett ash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 66.. 3d.; October to December, 66.. 31. to 56.. Gd. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY. The number of beasts is about the same as on' Friday last. The average quality of the supply is not improved, conse quently the choicest kinds are not lower. Trade is heavy for inferior kind., but a fair clearance is effected. Trade is slow for sheep, and it is with difficulty that late p , ices are main tained for best qualities. Good lambs and calves are in demand, at fully late rates. From Germany and Holt:did there are 202 beasts, 1,780 sheep, 340 calves, and 94 pigs ; 400 beasts from the Northern and Midland; and 90 milt& cows from the Rome Counties. _ . . rot .terse 01 bite. ...,. .... e. Per stone el 81 h a. e. d... 41. debt Scot.. llerefoerb.. 5 0 5 2 Beet Doe. a WAAL re 6 0 6 2 Deetlfbort•horna ...... 4 8 5 0, But Long...kw:A iecoadeeellty Ileskete.. 3 4 4 0 Do. de. Shorn .. . 464 10 Oahe. Me 3 4 , Do. 88. Shoru 3B 4 4 Mee Das.* lialr-bree , 000 U I lamb. . .. %was it SMlTket. 948; ebeel7:4oB lamb% 11.750: Wm. el; P '• 173. HIDES.-THIS DAY. HIDES.—LanLiTinTi;L, Avaver 31661b5. to 64165., 34d. to 3f 1. ; 641bs. to 721b5., aid. ; 721 h.. to 801bs., 341. !odd ; 8011 n. to 811 b.., 4d. to 41.1. 831bs. to 961b5., 44d. to 44d. ; 961bs. to 1041b5., 44d. to 4f J. Hone hides, 6s. 6d. Calf Skins, light, 2s. to 3s. ; full, 6e. to 6.. 6d. BBIMONDSZY.—Sheep skins, halt.hreds, 0.. Od. to Os. 04.; polled, 28.9 d. to 3.. 64. ; halibreds, 2s. 4d. a 35.; Dawns, 2.. to 2s. 64. ; lamb., 2s. 6d. to 4.. LOCAL :NUAltlts iliAttnltTS. Lngagoor, Argo,? 30. —The market has rather improved to. day, but business generally has Does dull. t astern Counties, IIV 1 1 re and Yorkshire, 031—Loden and North Western, 95 —Midland, t9l—Dutch Rhenish. p 11, lls. 3d., I. MAMCNIITLII. Avower 30.—There wa, very little lumina.* doing, but priors were without much alteration. Pastern Counties, 111 e. d., 11 3-15 ; Leeds stock, 631; Sheffield., 2.1; Midlands, 691 en d. LIRD,.. hoover 30.—The mullet was exceedingiy firm again yester day, but there was a general abysses of hieing& The quotations were nearly the same mon Tummy for all the leading Rocas. Two morning we have to report hammed activity, the now settled weather and excellent traffic returns having Imparted a batter tone. Craven Moors contnue in atewly denond, sod have nen done today at Ills. Business done up to Ip m. this day ;—lteeth Mims, 7s. 80. —Leeds Northern Fifth., 7e. inn.—Hull and @clby Purchase .paid), 241- 37. paid Short Bradford, Is pls.—Midland Stack, 711 —Crane Moor IMlnes,lBe. Dusue, Almon 29.—New Three pet Cent. Stork, 911 4—Ditto for amount, 14th September, 911 1 —Bank Stock, 273 - Baden 01110 s De be. tares. 4 per cent. (gor. sec.) of 904. 6e. ad., 93—Great Southern and Western (301. paid), 511—Ditto Eiglitha Sig per Cent. Pref. Sc. paid), 3—Killarney Junction paid), —Midland Great Western and Royal Canal (30/. paid), 301. DETERMINED ATTEMPT AT SELF-DESTRUCTION AT KIINTIBII TOWN.—This morning, between three and four o'clock, a French gentleman, who was residing at No. 19, St. James's-terrace, Kentish-town, was brought to the University College Hospital with a desperate wound in his throat, which it is feared will terminate fatally. Mr. Day, surgeon, St. James'a.terrace, was sent fur, who found that the wound had extended to the windpipe, 'loosing all the principal veins of the throat ; he ordered hie removal to the above hospital. He has been observed to be in a desponding stets of mind for some time past, and there aro various rumours in circulation as to the cruse 01 it. THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL.-I 0 the Post-office notice yesterday an error occurred in the official notice which has keen corrected; the last mail due, July 24, had arrived, and the one overdue was due on the 14th inst. The Emma sailed with mails on the 21st inst. THE RECENT PRIZE BABY SHOW AT BOSTON, LINCOLIISHIR3.--A correspondent of the Manchester Guar dean giving a brief account of this show, which, be says, at tracted an immense concourse of men, women, and children, adds: Under shedding, and arranged in classes, 1 found the "babies," some on their mothers' or nurse , ' Knees and ethers seated on chairs. Fire prizes were offered, viz., one to each class, and each pries coedited of an appropriate piece of Plate. The first pr se, value five guineas, was for the " prettiest baby," from six to twelve months of age. This prize (in common with the fourth and fifth) was decided by ballot of the first 2,000 visitor., and fell to a child of J. Thimbleby, Esq., of Spilsby. The second prise, value four guineas, was for the heaviest baby,from six to twelve months, and fell to a child of Mr. Benton, of Aldwick,which weighed two stone, although but eight months old. The third price, value three gnneas, was for the smallest baby, from six to eighteen months of age, and fell to a diminutive Lilliputian boasting the name of Priog. It weighed only 12tb., being sixteen months old. The fourth prise, value two guineas, for the prettiest girl, from two to four years, was awarded to a child of Mr. Jackson, Boston, 31 years old—(the" pretty girl," of tonne.) The filth prize, value one guinea, for the finest boy, between two and four years old, was ballotted to Mr. Dobs3n's child (Slimy) three years and eleven months old. There were between 6.000 and 7.001 persons present, about 100 babies being exhibited ; and Mr. Small (treasurer of the Boston Harmonic Society) informed me that he teleared be by no means despicable sum of 1001. THE Two PROPRIETORS OF HUDDERSFIELD. — It is notorious throughout this county, that the town of Hud dersfield belongs to only two proprietors. namely, 8 r John William Ranaiden, and John Firth, Etq, of Toothill, • more than member of the Society of Friends. Some ieterepting anec dotes ars related respeeting the /inns of :he titled owner to VIC witesion of a small portion of land belonging to Mr. Fir* which has long been a barrier to Sir John becoming that the reply he obtained was that the sovereign, must be rmialFinb:mmasp:::trironiieptcoSrfilroantJdtobbbeny'reuwerronnoe.usntoldtri:goffliiteirdweditthhatostoopvneurreigns, and placed on their edges—the quaker thus imposing a impos sible condition, even for a baronet of Sir John's almost fabulous 'wealth. But sot only has the land pommeled by Mr. Firth been an obstacle to the ambition of the other Holdscsileld proprietor, but it las, we believe, for some Ow deed is the way of • desirable and imp:4%Bn% public impeminesat We are, therefore, glad to learn that during a Visit made by the young baronet to the town within the piatfew days, an exchange of Mr. Firth's favourite little plotless been made, and that he is to become, instead, the (man of an adjacent piece of property. The obstacle to nubile iposerment will thus be removed, hut there still remain "the two proprietors: of Huddersfield !"—Leeds