The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-09 00:00:00

SOUTH AMERICAN MAILS. SOUTHAMPTON, MONDAY Brims. The royal Bra:than mail packet Tay, cape. Sawyer, Admiralty spat, Lisat. Hay, It.N., arrived this insist with the South Amerman mail.. Her data are—lames Ayres, let &pt. ; Moot* Video, 6th; Rio do Janeiro, 14th; Bab* 18 , h; Portiambooo, 20th; St. Voseent, 27th; Tonoriffs, 1.14D0t. ; gad; Lisbon, bth. The Tay brings 83 pamengsrs, among whom are the Rev. Mr. 'limey and lady, and eleven invalids from skips of war, &a The Tay else brings Dome the captain and part of the crew et the bargee Enterprise, which ship they were famed to abandon in lat. 46.36 8., long. 44.30 W. It appears that It. a heavy gale the main piece to which the redder was attached brake, sad the water esasteseeed rushing in to the ship so rapidly that neither by pulpier nor baling meld eke be kept afloat. Anse almost unparalleled sufferings Iberians days, in the worst of weather, with daring any water or previsions, Captain Gardner e ▪ nd the remnant of his crew (six having died in the boat) were picked op by the barque Orieate, is lat. 29.30 S., long. 60 W., and ultimately transferred to an American ship bound to M o nte Video, at whisk plies they arrived oa the 26th August. To add to tbs misery of bad weather in an open boat, and whilst on the verge of starvation, the aptain' s wife gave birth to a daughter. Both the lady and the child at the regent time are in good health. The movements of her Majesty's ships are—At Rio: Indefatigable, Bpy, and Trident; Bahia: Rifle man and Exprese(expectedl eo ;T r e g n e eriffe: Bloodhound; Lisboa : Neptune and Sr. i The movements of the West India steam packets are—Camilla at Rio; Avon left Bt. Vincent outwards on the 23rd Sept. Ships observed or spoken with during the Union, transport steamer, No. 166, between 7Lint and Cape Finesterte. REVOLUTION IN MONTE VIDEO. Buenos Ayres wee spin enjoying tranquillity, no bad consequences having been lelt from the last at tempted revolution, in which the rebels were unsuc cessful, owing to t he precautionary measures adopted by the governor. It is therefore premised that a greet improvement will be experienced there in trade generally this summer, as the &Aladin* (or killing establishments) are expected to work on a larger scale than has been the case for some time; added to which the wool crop, which is increasing rapidly from one year to another, will be very heavy this season. Matters in Monte Video, however, bore a very un satisfactory aspect, a revolution having broken out in that city in consequence of a decree (subsequently revoked) suppressing the liberty of the press. This step was mused by one of the daily papers pub lishing sundry articles against the government in anticipation of the elections for a new Pre sident. General Flores, in view of the general ill feeling towards him on the part of the native population, and having ;pounds to suspect the Brazilian Minister to be in league with the revolutionary party, retired to a small distance from the city, where he was joined by many of his friends, and immediately commenced to collect troops from the country. He was suppcsed to have about 1,600 to 1,800 men, the number increasing daily. In the meantime, the inside party have not been idle, as they had named a provisional government, and also made preparations to resist any attack that might be attempted. General Flores has shown himself de sirous of preventing bloodshed as much as possible. A committee of foreign merchants had on two occa sions endeavoured to reconcile the two contending parties, bat had been unsuccessful, though on the evening of the 4th they had another interview with General Flores, to convey the result of which the packet was detained one day after her time. The interview is reported to have been more satisfactory than on the previous occasions, there being only a few points upon which they could not agree. Flores offered, however, to resign his power if the vier president of the state wee named in his place until the term of the present presiden, which has only to run a few months longer, expire d; but it is believed the inside party refused to accede to this. The following is from a supplement to the British Packet (Buenos Ayres), of Sept. 1 : Oar progsastieatins as to the situation of the neighbouring rspabllc ban bees rosined sooner than we expected; aao the result, we regret to my, is the prospect, we may almost say the iseetaisty, of a desolating evil war I Oa the 28th Wt., Flown wee drives from his post, end the followlegs day heisted the bass., of another legal presiding, aasiaou words for the oriental* In the subteen of the capital. He is said to be at the bead of 600 or 600 devilry ; a force Ito/Wait whisk the town of Monte 1 Idea an easily defend Itself, hats fogs more than *silkiest to him thawed's.. et • Meatuses war is the country diatriew. Ti. Brazilians are ugly shut up is the barracks; sad spparestly sire for sous of these things. They might vase upheld the legal presiding is the capital ; they cannot put dews the legal presidency I. the esp. They have pissed them selves in a false pooling', lad it stay r. quire many reerifices sad much blood to retrieve the fetal error. It appears that the President of the Beasts declined the Prosiessi Pre sidency, in consequence of which Don Louie Lamas Ws/ provistmed by popular vote, widening the essay breathes that have already been made in the unfortunate inestits cis, which all parties invoke cad trample epos ss may wit then coseenienes. It Wield that some of the departments have dieland for Flora, end others for Onbe. Either eaa basks • legal presideasy, and will doubtless flail ready allies is the Argeetii.e esaiistaats, on eouditios Of kadiag am • helping bud about their time comes. BRAZIL Our Rio correspoodrut writes: RIO DE JANEIRO, Bert. 13. The cholera has invaded us at last. The number of deaths averages about 40 per day. White people are attacked slightly, and with proper care recover. The principal mortelitv is amongst the black*. Every precaution has been taken by the authorities to pre vent the spread of the disease, and we trust that its presence amongst us will not be so disastrous as was anticipated. Ten years ago we should not have been so well prepared to receive this unwelcome visitor, bat Rio de Janeiro now-a-days is se clean a city as soy in Europe. As eIIOTISOIN basins» by been Aone in age* since the last packet From the 14.1 i Animal to presant date we not* sales to this extent of 313,000 bags, of 5 arroliee, of • total of 44.0110,000;he. Of this suorowes quantity about 170 000 hugs are tor shipment to Amines, leavirg a balsam of 14.1,000 for European, suuksts. Pei, . have is general ruled high, too high we fancy for any advantageous teeth, kakis( to the usegnitude of the supply. Purchasers, how. 'TOT, ate undaunted, and we repeat that the latest of pur chases up to the end of the month will he mry large. Our stock at market is about 80.000 tags, sad supplies ate mining forward very freely. It is osicultted that mom than one third of the old crop boa still to be brourbt to market; thus to deficiency will be felt as swoon t of the short crop, eves if it be sabot: one, which is moss time doubtful. The mimeo market has also been very ;alias, sad ban /sled high, 271 to 273 using stemma . We estimate the mould passed on Loud , n at 630,0001, principally at 271. Oa France about 1,220 000 f. at 350 to 3.35; and *a Ham burg 700,000 marks, 655 to 665. Ia discounts there is ao asteration. la thane aothing of larvae'ss has boeu effected. Emitting* ou London, 271 to 271; ditto, Paris, 355 to 365 ; ditto, Hamburg, 655, oars firm. Cuff! 11-4117 , . nor, 4,600 •o 4.800 ; good Ist, 4 300 to 4,450 ; Ist ordinary, 4,100 ro 4,200. Sales nun Ist instant,llo,ooo bags; stock, 80,000 bags Bugas—lar qustity. 2.600 to 2.800; 2nd quality, 2,200 to 2,500; 3rd go silty, 1,900 to 2,000. Freights—Canal, 665. to ; United States, 86c. to 100 e. ; London, 46s to 606.; Madtterraasan, 55.. to 794. ACCIDENT TO A WEST INDIA STEAMER. LAW TRW DAY. COURT OF IM. 11W11111 /IL 110101:111.1m NUM THE CASH OP ISTHMIAN, PAUL, AND BATES. This wee as day appeared for the adieursed eamelase time meeting is the ISM of Strokes mad Co., the beakers, of die Snead, who had also traded as any spats under the dim of Holhed sad Ca, in Norfolk.etteet. Them eras net a large attesdame of ',editors or other puttee Interested, it beisg stumbled that the result of the meet ing would be mother adios:meat. Several pree6 wets put is and admitted, prialipally re meanies beams. on bashing amounts, sold* bad bees easialasil sad bead sonnet by the dialed assignee. Ameapt them were pooh by Mr. T. Hardy, beaker, of Grantham; the Rev. J. P. Bullock, of Badminton; Jobs Resale, Esq., of Lower Helpers-street ; Mr. BOUM beaker, of Lombard-street (on behalf of the Cherub U teri= Society sad the Hospital for Weems) ; the Homer- OM G. H. Camadids, of Ashford Hall, Derby shire; Mr. Copperthwaite, of Malta., Yorkshire; Sir W. Eden, Bart. ; Mr. S. Fowler, of Tottealiam Misses Herbert, of Flotsam; Misses Hubert, of Paris; ' the Bev. J. J. Honeby, meter of Wank& ; Mr. Lewin, remain of a charity estate is the Straad ; Mr. Sergesat Miller, of Elmooart ; OeL Thomas Peacock, of Tours , Mr. Reeve, Fabliau, of Hearietastaist, Covent garden ; Vanuatu. Sydney ; the Rev. W. Salwys, of Fenton, the Hoe. J. H. banes, of Kellum Hall; Sir H. F. Shelley, But, Baron Testerdea, the Hon. red Bev. Hugh Tanana; of Harriagtea ; the Hon. Lady Tallest's:he ; the Seeretary to the Colonial aid Foreien Saud So ciety ; William Ham, B-q., of liimide, Durham; Mr. J. S. Blackwood, D.C.L.; Lieut. Hoary Warm ; Barmen Seabees; et Haase. Court Pilaw; Mr. M. gamin, of the lalaad Revenue (Mee; Vice-Admiral Barrington, Rey nold.; T. T. Pam, Commander R.N.; Admiral Byes Mulls ; Caritas Jeliaaeo, B . N. ; Liikatessat Edward Har. diag, Captain J. B. Diem, ite., Ao. Mr. Lawnaes, who appeared for the assigams, stated that thew proof. were founded on the seaman in the banking books, ad no question would arise upon them. Several disputed proofs, tendered by Mr. Wake and oases, on the bills of Citadel', Brother., were ordered to stead over till Friday (the dividend meeting) for production of the alaimeate books. It was stated that Maus. Madan, Brother; wire indebted to the benkrupts' estate upwards of 100,0004 Mr. Bagley said he appeared on behalf of His Barton, and daughter of a &teemed general officer in the artillery. She preyed against the estate of Haddad and Co., with whom only she had had &alines. He new applied that distinct accounts sight be kept of the estates of Raiford sad Co. and &rebut and Cs., is order that in the d i atribe• don of the assets each estate night bear its ass burden. Mr. Lionises denied that there was any necessity for marshalling the assets the same persons having been peat as“ in both houses. His Honour did not think that the question had arias& before. It was ultimately amassed that the question should h• fully argued on a future day. Mr. Lewis, for the baakrapts, asked for as adjourumeat for six mouths. Mr. Lae/noes objeeted to so long a poatpoaeotent. The tooustewoald be ready in a month. An adjournment for two atonal' wm ordered. The allowanee to Mr. Bates and Mr. /Wuhan woe 00a. liaised for a mouth. In reference to Sir John Paul, it was stated that h• had drawn oat • sum of money from the bank shortly before the failure, which it was thought rendered any anomie* unnecessary. The dividend misting, which Is appointed for Friday next, will b adjourned, so far as the joist rotate is sow einasd. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. THIS DAY. Wie•SHLOWSAINT Mums. STI►LIAO ♦ WATCH PION ♦ SAMOA. Frames Jones, 27, nterried, Mary Gruen% 19, and Mary Sullivan, 30, married, three repalsiv►looking women, mere indicted wit► stealing a silver watch from the person of liheesee Graham, a seaman. Mr. lorry prosecuted, ►od Mr. rays*, jou., defended. The cis was proved auslast the prisoners, and the jury having found then Guilty, the Assistant• Judge sentenced SuMesa to nine, and the other two prlseuen to six months' iaaprithansent, with hard labour, in the House of Cerreatfou. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET. OAUTZOW TO LADIII. Two girls, aamild Mory Arose Moors and Ellen Moos,- SON alias Mean, were brought before Mr. Jardine, charged with stealing a purse boas Mrs. Potter. The promentriz, a lady residing at Chelsea, Mated that she was walking along Jobs. street, Adelphl, en Monday afternoon, when the two prisosen came up to her sad asked this wsy to King strut, Charing-cross. Witness replied that she did not know nub a street, although then was • Hing-street, Come-garden, and while oho wee *sobbing the locality of the latter, she felt a push at her dress, wbieh indued her to suspect that the girls had a design upon her watch. the oonsequently felt for it, sad senertalned that it wee safe; forgetting, for the moment, that it was probably her parse that they had taken. Di rectly the prisoners had left, she discovered that her puree, entelaing about Rl. I. gold and silver, bad been stolen. The unseen 1111711 joined by • third woman, who escaped apprehension, and who no doubt serried Wilke puree. ♦ assts►is of the B disisi m, Mennen, 95, proved that the prisoners were the daily associates of the worst Ghana ten, and lived in • den of thieves. There was • previous conviction against Thompson. The ;Amnon asserted innocence of the entire transaction, and wept bitterly until Mr. Jardine sentenced each to three menthe' hard labour, upon which they soddenly left of cryiag, and bounced out of the dock, thanking his worship impudently for his derision. Ladies should be on their guard spinet inquirers" for unknown street•, this being now the common dodge of the London thieves. NARTLEBONE. wzrz SIAM°. Jab Willie, No. 51, Devonshire-street, Lisson.grove, wa 'barged with a &yenta assault upon him wife Jan Willis. It amend from the midesee that the previous evening the complainant was in Kul street, Limos-grove, when she was met by the prism's., from when she had separated ; soon seeing her he struck her on the left cheek, sad hooded her down. 195 e was assisted up, when she was I found to Lan a severe cut under the left eye, from which I fhwed a great quantity of blood. She wee takes to the Inspessary, when she bad the worried dressed. The primmer made Mee's:mos, but was afterwards takes into custody by plisse :ft 384 A. The prioosor wu ant to the How of Correction for three nontha with hard labour. WESTMINSTER. ♦ HARD CAIIII. Mary &rag's, • peer, miserabliPlookiag man, in his shirt-sleeve., was charged with wilfully breaking two panes of glass, value Sr., the property of the governors of the poor of St. Margaret's sad St. John's, Westminster. A policeman having proved that the defendant threw two stones through the window on the previous night. Defendant, in reply to the charge, said that he did it throne' distress. He then entered into the following aneunt of hineelf. He was born in Rochester-row, in the parish of St. John, Westminster, and, at as early age entered the army. He was many years abroad, and after a service of 12 years was disebugod *mash Slams at Dab:in with a gratuity of Si. per day for eighteen months. Hs was 'Misted with a disease of the Own, which prevented Ilia working for kb living. He ►ad been is the workbags, st Westminster before, when his inanimation had been taken down is a book, but he was now refused relief, and ►d been driven to commit the offence with which he stood charged. He had been lying out several nights exposed to the indemeney of the weather, and again applied to the workhouse last night for shelter, but was refused admittance, when be broke the windows. The Master of the workhouse, who admitted that he bad applied for admission as he described, also stated that there The Royal West India mail steamer Eagle broke down in the West Indies, bet she coed be repaired at flt Thomas, provided new pistons, of which she stood in need, weld be sent out there. The patterns of her pistons ere at Glasgow, where her original machinery was manufactured. Ordinarily the making of the piste'ss would have occupied perhaps a fortnight from the time the order was given to when they were completed, and another fortnight would Lys been escaped in Winging them round from Glasgow to florthaupton by water to be shipped to the West Ind lee. It was very advisable to send out the pistons on the 2nd in stain la the keret°, but there were only a few days to get them ready. The order to make them was transmitted to Glasgow I r/electric telegraph, which occupied but • few Wastes. By working day and night the machinery was completed in three days, and it was as. all the way from Glasgow to ilootheespeos by saver bates et the 'ammo Best of 1201., and was frees thane despatetual is the Mesta. Thus what would Maw ordinarily takes • math to se isteepiish was dame la lees that • week by mew of the electric telegraph sad the railroad. "eV THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1855. were several ales peso keyless Woad adaheies, as& sossequatly lett to lie ia the streets all sight. Paystee oheoned that he mid set poodbly sada:- stud why the elsfeadest was sot peosperly provided Mi by the pad & His essalsatios bad boos tabu at the workhouse, by whisk the salhorithe .not hue beano aoquisited with his Mum, sad U this am was set es titled to relief, he mid sot understand what poor'• rates wen sollseted kw. I( the seeoust was less, sad he had every masa to believe it was, the cue wes s disgrace to the cushy. The woithy magistrate wasmitted W dakadast for sem days, without bud labour, sad told him that if. spoa bis roles, the parish refused his propsr relief, to apply immediately at this sours. TM poor follow appeared very Unlade'. LAMBETH. PILLOW! AXD WeNs% Harry Joan, late a con/dentin sweat to Mr. Lott, a potter, I. Hlgh.strmt, Lambeth, and who had bees apprehended at Cork, was pissed at the her before Mr. Elliott, ea a sharp of steeling 301., embePling several sums of mosey nuked on seeount of ►is master, and ab seeadlog with all, together with 13L 21. 84., the amount of a elterpte entrusted to him by his master. From the testimony of Mr. Lomond several other winsome it appeared that, on the 20th of August last, the primer, who hold • isenfidential situation in Mr. Lett's savies, left the premiss with a load of goods balancing to his muter, sad before leaving he received • cheque for 181.25. Bd. to non* the sash for it la the City, sad did not Manny& return to his employmeat. Oa the same nosing Mr. Lott Cowered. that a desk I. his emintior house was forced oyes, sad a bag coataining thirty sour:sips merlin away. information was given to the polio but nothiag more was ►eard of the prisoner for • month, when • letter was remised from the miporiatendent of police at Cork, informing the prosecutor that Jens was taken into seated, by him, at the Mayor's Court, en his' appearing More to press a charge of robbery against two none. of the towa, and Dixon, an diem of this court, was seat to Cork sad brought bias here. The evident* elearl; established the charge against the prisoner, sad he was fully eon pitted for trial. THAMES. @WOMAN APPLICATION. ♦ poor widow Bared Lobes's, rams before Mr. Yardley this amain sad eomplabied t►at bee IM. husband's gold ring, which she had NOW= to paint ea the eth of Septem ber, 1864, sad whisk was afterwards basked (three months' batsman paid), bad bees changed for a brass sae, whoa she mat her daughter to redeem it oa the previous day. She slum landed a worthless chased, sad somewhat heavy, riag to the magistrate. Mr. Yardlsy—How ranch did you paws your husband's ring for? The appliesat—For 51., sir. la it likely a pawnbroker would lend that sun on a braes ring not worth a pinny ? Mr. Yardley—l should think net. How can you Ideutify your late husband's ring ? Mrs. Leberue—My husband's initials, 1. L, are engraved on it in a wreath of flowers. When I waited upon the pawnbroker, he did net say this ring wee the este I pawned, but the one attached to the duplicate of the ticket my daughter presented. SHARE LIST&-271149 DAY. Two °llium. The railway shun market to-day has bean pro thilaby the fall in the has. The heavier stooks chiefly suffered, London and North-Westem steak having been sold u low u 91i i Great Western at 441; Midland at 64 ;t an d Lancashire and York shire at 75. The prese quotations, however, an rather above the wont point of the morning. French lines and Groat Luxembourg shares are rather flatter. ra. I ra. 111. aeo _ . Mr. Yardley directed an °Meer to wait on the pawn. broker, and to tell him that Utter ring was not restored, or mispeasation given, he would grant a summons. THIS DAY. RACES. ox 'Jur= TRLZOILAPIL) LATEST BETTING. 7 to 1 King Tom (..) 8 to 1 Sultan (t) 9 to 1 lioligill (t) 9 to 1 Mr. Bykee (t) 20 to 1 Crown Pignut (t) 20 to 1 Bleck Enna (t) 20 to 1 Monovite (t) 20 to 1 timings. (t) 26 to 1 Veteran (t) 26 to 1 Neville (t) 26 to 1 Lady Tattoo (t) 26 to 1 Brother to any Tommy (t) 40 to 1 Bolton (t) 40 to 1 Siding (t) 40 to 1 Types (1) 40 to 1 Bel gist (t) THE DERBY. 40 to 1 opt Bagu Plumb (t) 40 to 1 West Laagtoa (t) 60 to 1 Long Bale (t) MORE N 13113,0173 DEATHS ET DROWNI27O.—This day, Kr. Baker, the coroner, neeived information of the deaths, by drowning, of no Is , s than four persons, three of whom were males, who are unknown, and whose bodies were found in the river Themes sad in the But India I Dxk. OIDIN•II iaal AND ROCKS. RAJLWATS. aid iiiiiii jelia won., - 1 --- E Ili 14 Il4s 11 60 15 SiIN SO IS 14 1* 4 4 die. ei I is is _Di. a N ti SS TO 49 . s! id 1:1 If; 71 it 44 1 115 It __ __ 66 U in 1)4 10 NS Hi 51 Ul 66 ON 11 al 6 t po I 6 7 pa A 73i 761 3 lie if fe lied 1 Ms le dk llle lle de die II 7 . 221 24 811 IS TS ii ►! ii 4. O IN Igi II 134 151 71 dm A 4 61. 114 11 46 46 I 4 IN 7t :I f dis 34 i 104 106 3d 14 74 id 41 66 zd II 111 473 SO $4 I $ die 2 dis par U SS ►f SO S 4 Is 2$ A 7 4 2 die 2 II FATAL ACCIDIIIT AT BLACKFRIAPH-BRIDGIL— Thle morning, between 11 and 12 Odor*, a ass named James lost his life off Freeman's wharf, sear Blackfriam bridge, while is the act of leaning over a barge to mut* a plies of floating timber. He fell overboard and was drowsed. The body was not found until past 1 o'clock. THE FOREIGN LEGION AT SHOHNCLIT7E. The Jagers and Infaatrg now each po. sae line bands. The number of ones,. tor the venous battalions now musters about 200. The °Seers of the bosun us a very g as body of rasa, some of them 'needing 8 feet. host of them are Eaglishessa, but they all speak good German. The Ist regiment of Jams leaves for Portsmouth this day, on reek I for Coati. The Ist rogieseat of L•gbt Infantry is to follow shortly afterwards. Desertioas are very numerous, entail. ing much labour spoil the officer. sod men in scouring the country for them. The average lees to the country is stated to be a trifle lose than 161. each Inas. - A NEW DODGE.—The Scottish Daily News watts the shopkeepers of Glasgow against a couple of seedy-look. log fellows who are going about stieniptiag to impose upon the public in • =sneer wbieb to us bean the stamp of ori elastic,. They cal st some convenient shop, sad request permisaloe to leave • carpet bag, which is stuffed with cotton or old rags, to give it the semblance of being vide able. Shortly after, they cause a porter to all for the beg, sad which, of count, is at once delivered to him. Then fa • day or two the worthies return themielves, sad demand the beg. Of course, the party with whom it we, left cannot produce it, and • regular row ensues, this acuommodatiog gentlemen of the bag generously offering to say no moth about it if • compromise is mace. Some shopkiepers have been folliett enough to give • few 'hilltop to the impostor to ensure silence. FRIGHTFUL DEATH OF ♦ Dimas ng TEI 'toys'. Hoaas AlTlLLlßY.—lsforitatioa bee bees treemeitted to by which as unfortunate driver named William Casting, in the Royal Runs Artillery, lost his life. The deceased, only nineteen years of age, was out with ►is troop on the Com mon, at 9-pounder practice—there being sight horses to earth gas. While the troop was advancing at fall gallop, sad in line, the animal which the deceased rode (one of the shaft limes) stumbled end fell, with the poor fellow under ft. The "bait" was immediately given, but before the troop could draw up, the hapless youth was draeged beneath the horse for et least tarty yards. He died in less than a quarter of as Lour. Toss OF TUE LOCIIIIABEN CASTLE.—LIVRIPOOL, MONDAT.—A long investigation, instituted by the Board of Trade, into the eirenuestence • attending the loss of Mastitis, belonging to Messrs. Jardine and Son, was broorbt to a con elusion this morning. The ship struck on the Bird Rucks oaths 3rd June lro, while making for Quebec, Wet when neer them no soundings were taken. She we, abandoned by the captain, and he sold ship and cargo for 881 She was insured for 10,5001., but (Alt 16,0001. The inquiry took place before Mr. Mansfield sod Captain Schonberg, the emigration officer at this port. The result wr•, that because there wee evident mutt:ration oa the part of Captain T , hie certificate was withheld, to be sent to the Board of Trade, together with a reported the cur. THE FIRST PAPER-MILL IN ENGLAND.—Tbe first paper-mill Is commonly attributed to Sir John Seilsass, a Germ•, who established one in 1688, at Dartford, for which the honour of knighthood was afterwards conferred upon him by Queen Elisabeth, who was oleo pleased to great him a license "for the sole gathering for ten years of all rags, do., necessary for the making of such paper." It is, however, gaits certain that paper•mills were is exist• wee here cog before Bpilman's time. Seakspeare, in the second part of his play of Henry the avA, the plot of which appears laid at least a amenity previously, teen to a paper mill. Is fact, he introduces it se as additional weight to the charge which Jack Cede is made to bring aphid Lord Say, "Thou but most trailing* ax repaid," says he, " the youth of the nobs Is seellitMg a grammar school, sad whereas, before, our fororatbitio ad no books but the NM sad the. telly, thou hart mused printing to be used, and contrary to the iliac, his Crows, sad dignity, thou boat bat a paper-mill." :~. i,a 1 ft-"i DeT447Wp Do. Prof. 44 par ot. IlittoCll Prof.{ par ow Do.Loloto.&Hi.,ber 11. Pols 114 134 . 93 97 1 04 dim 44 4 te 'Ji. i u eo:dj " 1774. le De. Tart 11 448 Pura. all $ Illaloadolre... Oid-WersaWal.liap-at 44 Do. IPre4..Bb. 441 au &Mk DIMS Illaal %pea 0184. all LOA (11fiaLia42.1141.8) 100 Otto 44 p' et. all De. 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The gold mining shares remain dull, and out of Santiago shares have been dealt in at 33. Other foreign and colonial stocks remain quiet. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales: Alfr.d Como's, 12, 121, 121; Gilmer, 41; Great For tune, 8; Lady Berths, 311 e.; Mal Pool, 31; North Bonet, 31, 311; South Robert, 6..; Boath Caro Brea, 9; Tamar Cocoon, 21,3; West Frances, 181, 191, 21; Wheel Zion, 11, 11. COMMERCIAL AND MARIBTA MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Eigozg —The market has opened with a quiet appearance, l oad the public sales are prngrwiag without spirit, at last week's currency. The refined market steady, without alteration in prime. Conan.—The public sales are going off without showing any material alteration in plate. Tau.—This a title continues to have a firm appearance ; common Congon sold in public sale at 8; "all faults. BALTPITML— , SOO begs refraction 8 sold in public sale at 375. &mg.-1,500 bags white Bengal sold in public sale at 144. dl. to 154. 6i. firicza.—Cassia Fines sold 1245. ;_nutmege, 2s. 2d. to 34.91, , mace, 2t to 2s. G. Cloves, Penang, sold 10d. to I.of 1.: Zanzibar, 50. Aug.—The market has an upward tendency. In other article. no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market 14 steady, with a fair demaad.— Peteesburg Y. C. on the spot is quoted 60e. 6d. ; October to December, 608. ; January to llareb, s. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARIET.-THIS DAT. Mr. D.. 1. Davis reports trade at the following prime : Prism Meadow hay, 100 s. t" 110 e.; superior, 116 s. to 1205.; Inferior, 70s. to 80s. ; Rows's, 70s. to 85e. ; clover, 100 s. to 1804. ; second cut, 90s. to 120 t. ; straw, 281. to 32a. EUROPEAN WHEAT AVERAGES. TO TR' IDITOR OR TR' 'IRKS'S. 811,—In the present critical state of the oorn markets of Europe, which seriously affects the current of gold flowing both from Australia and California, it may, perhaps, be considered interesting ti show the relative asosal average prices of wheat during the last twenty-en years In the principal coantries of Europe. The free trade in wheat which now exists in this country (for the trifling duty of la. per quarter will scarcely inter fere) must tend to make England the universal mart for all corn-exporting countries. It has, however, been observed that as long as any other country has a deficient supply, the market price here must be influenced by the demand thereby creatad, and it will rise to the level of the pries in such country, less the expenses of transport and profit. This difficulty is counterbalanced to a great extent by the constant supply under free trate, which prevents the recurrence of famine prices, except when bad harvests are very general. It is not very long ago since capitalists were trembling under the apprehension that the new and great supply of gold would rapidly increase priers and lower the rate of interest, and even our financiers endeavoured to meet the popular opinion by creating a Two-and-a-Half per Cent. Steck. It will be found that such great changes can only take place slowly. A very trifling annual addition made to the money value of say commodity will is a century assume a gigantic amount. We have seen this take place in the century following the discovery and the introduction of the precious metals from America. Vast as the amouat of gold may be which is now annually poured into the world y,' still the effeet pronuend is only a percentage on the gross existing amount; but of what that amount may be, we have only a very vague ides. I believe that I might very lately rediet that gold will continue for many years to maintain its value, and that the power of absorbing it from the commercial market will go on till a gold circulation will exist far more universally than at present, without antici pating the possible event of a diminished supply. In • few days I intend to mak. up the weekly average prices of grain in England and Wake for the year esdiag Michaelmas-day lest, as tho result may be useful to the landowner azd the farmer in fixing corn rents, which I hope soon to us more generally adopted —I am, iftc. CHARLES M. wiLLI6H, Actuary University Life Assurance Society. 1.1, Suffolk-street, Pall mall, Oct. 6. ANNUAL ATVRAO! PRICE OF MUTAT MA lIITMIAL cumarca i$ LAND, PAANCS. UFLO , EM ANT PROABIA. ISJ4 -1011. ....._. _ Amer.ge 'owe per Ixoperirl (Wrier in Fortbeyear. I .----- ~ flogland. glum. .1131400514. thisda. —......------_. --_ _ S. . S. . I. . 5. ct. 11123. 1429 66 32 14 33 1830 6l 31 1 47 24 1431 66 61 if 1 42 1331 6B 80 48 64 1433 1634 39 1.5 34 24 1436 43 40 36 23 1437 63 1 43 $8 25 1836 G4 44 49 SS 1 111311 7O 61 35 40 1840 ...... 1841 6l 48 46 85 1841 67 46 81 SS 1 1843 5O 47 41 86 1814 SI 41 1 41 30 1646....„ 6O 1 43 1 46 1 34 1846 ... 184 7 l9/ C 7 72 39 1818 3O 3 8 . 41 83 11849 16154 4O 33 37 31 1831 l4 39 33 51 1451 4O :t I 47 38 7 .1833 ..- 53 53 38 43 94 -- ---------- 26 1,413 1 1,184 66 1,261 906 34 -- ---.--- —.—. 1,404w1011 34 10 6 3 6 1 44 81 104 26,194w0. 1114 . ... 7l 3 and 23 • Takata IN bonding at 2.9 to tne taperol gust ttr, to to. penal stmellsr. ••*Takla. No sabots) at ti to time imperial quarter, sal 2CO allow tremolos to the pound steeds'. MONEY MARKET -THIS DAY. Two *Twat. The English funds opened quietly, but a premium of sales was soon observable, and a rapid fall of } per cent took pleat. The market is now somewhat Armen but pries. are still quoted } per cent. lower than they closed yesterday, Oonsola were quoted 861 to 87 early in the morning, fell to 88} to I, and have since rallied to 88} to } for money and Friday next. For the November account the present quotation is 861 to j. Exchequer Bills murk Bs. to 2e. discount, and India Bonds 3s. die. Turkish Six per Cents. have been in increased de mand, and have touched MI. The present quotation is 844 to 4. The new Four per Cent. Loan has fallen to 34 to 31 die. Peruvian Four•and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 73, being lower; do., Three per Cents., at 35 ex div. ; Dutch Four per Cents., at 984 to /ex div. ; Mexican, at 214 to i ; and DrasWan Old Five per Cents., at 99 to 994 ex div. _ . . The amount of specie brought in by the Africa from New York is stated at 666,316 dols., or about 111,2001. It is satisfactory to notice that remit tances from that quarter have not yet ceased. In cluding 7,005 ounces of gold and 20,2651. in sove reigns brought in by the Speedy from Sydney, the arrivals of the precious metals reported yesterday amount to nearly 160,0001. There is still a demand for gold for exportation to the continent, which appears likely to absorb any immediate arrivals. In the wheat market yesterday only a partial clear ance was effected, but Monday week's prices were sup ported. Flour was in little or no demand for export. The foreign arrivals last week were very moderate, consisting of 1,630 qrs. of wheat from Chriatiansand, 700 from Moricq, 460 from New York, and 700 from Seville, besides 4,161 barrels and 700 sacks of flour from New York, 223 sacks from Oporto, and 1,219 sacks from Requejade. The exports during the same period comprised 4,395 qrs. of wheat, 2,026 qrs. of oats, and 2,463 owls. of flour. Since last Friday no less than 67 cargoes of grain have arrived off the coast at ports of call, of which 18 are wheat, 36 maize, 2 rye, and 1 beans. Nearly all of these were sold previous to arrival, and for the few remaining cargoes full pries' are asked. Advice@ from Paris mention a report that some extensive sales of stock have been effected in that market by a well-known Dutch house, which is pre sumed to contemplate raising a loan for Resole. It is remarked u singular that the Lyons and Mediter ranean Railway Company should select the present period of depression for the issue of 30,000 fresh bonds. As an illustration of the speculative feeling prevailing in that market, it is also mentioned that, despite the critical state of the money market, a dis position has been evinced to deal in securities in which no business had taken place for a long time past. Thus numerous transactions are stated to have occurred in shares in the Napoleon Docks, at 191 tr. and 195 fr. These docks have a capital of about two millions sterling, in 200,000 shares of 250 fr. each, with 123 fr. paid. The highest price they have ever touched is 305 fr. The shares of the Flax Spinning Company, known as the "Lin Cohen and Co., were also inquired for at 605 fr., the par being 5001 r., and the highest point ever attained 660 fr. According to the latest advice. from St. Petersburg the tallow market was 'toady, the current business being chiefly on German account, with deferred pay ments. The quantity of tallow despatohed overland was 43,000 ea4cs this year against 65,269 to the cor responding period of last year. The following is from the Committee of Mexican Bondholders : The Committee of Mexican Bondholders have bad a sem mastication from B. 0. Faris., Esq., to the effect that his government has accepted his resignation of the Meals's' tin mild agency in London, and reappointed to that office Colonel Yam°, who resumed it on the 6th inst. He also states that the new blexioan g ent had, on the 2nd ult., decided to suspend the effect of the decree of the 30th September, 1854, relative to the deferred bonds which had been loaned in excess in the oonvenion of 1837, and which had been abut out from the conversion of 1846, and to let it stand over for the present for further consideration. The Admiralty received tenders this day for the conveyance from the River Thames of stores to Nel, Algoa Bay, Jamaica, Honduras, Bermuda, Bahamas, Antigua, Abydos, Gibraltar, end Mahal and also for the conveyance from Deptford, Gosport, and Plymouth, of 720 tons of army provi sions to the Crimea, in separate vessels. The amount of bills drawn by the East India Com pany on their respective presidencies from the 26th ult. to the Bth inst. (this day) is as follows: £ a d. Rata of Ezekansa, Bengal Madra .. . 1 1 0 , 0 382 1 888 7 's 2a. 2d. per Ca. rupee. s Bombay .. Nil 2a. 21d. per ditto. Total .... 2,269 4 7 The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Ca nada for the week ending the 21st ult. were 10,0851. sterling, being at the rate of 411. 17e. per mile per week, against 8,1141, or 251.75. per mile, in the car- - responding week of last year. The half-yearly guaranteed interest on the shsres of the Royal Danish Railway is to be payable on the 25th inst. The half-yearly meeting of the West Middlesex Waterworks Company is called for the 6th November, and that of the Great Central Gas Consumers' Com pany for the 96th inst. In the market for land shares yesterday the only feature was a decline in those of the Canada Land Company. The shares of the two recently-established Australian Banks were flatter, whilst City Bank shares advanced 1!., closing at 2to 4 prem. East and West India Dock stock was dealt in at 119 to 120; London Dock at 100 to 101; Victoria Dock new shares at lok and 10 (101. paid); Australian Royal Mail at 4; ; General Screw Steam at 141 and North of Europe Steam at 131 (151. paid). MONDAY EVINING. The English stock market to-day showed increased heaviness, closing at almost the lowest point of the day, and 1 per cent. lower than en Saturday. The public continue steady buyers of stock, but the supply from the Bank also goes on, and the position of the money market is still so unsettled as to lead commer cial men to look with doubt to each weekly board at the Bank of England. In the Stock Exchange to-day money was mei/ at 31 to 4 per cent. on government securities. In the discount market there was an abundant supply, but a good demand, and no relaxation of rates is con ceded. Long-dated paper is especially out of favenr. Consols opened at 871 to 1, declined to 861 to 1, and were finally quoted 881 to 87 for money and the 12th inst. The " contango" to the November ac count ruled at 3-16 to 1 per cent. Great isteteet is expressed with respect to the Consol settling of Friday next, which may have considerable influence in determining the immediate course of prices. The official business report is as follows t—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 87a, 87, 861, 87; ditto, for ac count, 12th October, 871, 1,2, 87, 86i, 87. Three and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling pay able in 1858, 981, 1 ; ditto, in 1859. 981, 1. Exchequer Bills were dealt in at se. to le. die., and India Bonds at 3s. die. to 3s. prem. Exchequer Bonds were rather firmer than last week, at 98 to Z. Owing to some money purchases of Turkish Six per Cent. Bonds, the price touched to-day 831. The closing quotation was 83 1 to a, or per cent. above that of Saturday. The scrip of the New Four per Cent. Guaranteed Loan, on the other hand, exhibited increased depression, and fell to 31 discount. Although one of the purchases was to the extent of 80,0001., this recuri y showed no recovery to the close, being finally quoted 3to 21 discount. The chief immediate cause of depression appears to rest with the heavy in stalment of 20 per cent. which falls payable on the 20th inst., but the aspect of the market for this stock exhibits altogether an apt illustration of the cautious disposition at present prevailing. This Four per Cent. Guaranteed security, however, now standing below 100, it is probable that exchanges into it from other classes of our home government stocks may be tempted. Spanish Bonds were rather flatter. The scrip of the New French Loan closed at discount to par. At Vienna on Saturday the exchange on London fell from 118. to 10.33, and the premium on gold and silver declined 1 to 1 per cent. 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