The Express. — London, England, 1855-10-04 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAT. HOW-STItEKT. 00NPLAINT at AN ONNUMS CONDUCTOR. OMs( the coodactors of the Paddington omnibuses, sp.- gidlp appointed to ran to the etttion of tM Great Wester* waited span Mr. Henry, to apply for a warrant assiget a gentleman massed Bregstoth, of Leighton, Both, seder the following circumstances: Ccmielaintnt staled that c'n Wednesday evening a shawl INS loft is his osaeibus by a lady who get out at Wellington- Orme. Witness did not notice the einnunstance until he law the gentleman in question wrapping up t►e 'hew' 'Namibia owe great Bost, after which he hailed complainant lost* Eli was about to leave the 'bos with the shawl Naseaked within his coat when complainant stopped his pad clerked hiss to give it up. He at first denied hav ing it, god afterwards claimed it, stating that he had so meth right to take possession of the property as the con ductor. Ile aiid he 'haul retain it, and if it was not Maimed, Rive it away to sums poor woman- Complainant hold him he had to tower to claim it, and threatened to give him ipto custody if he pe din keeping the %heel In his popeosion. Finally, a City policeman was called to the spat, (near Cannon street,) and complainant gave the retinas& into eariody. The City caw, however, in total ignorance of t►e law, said that the offeace took place is the Bow street district, where t►e tidy got out, and, accordingly, sent the gentlen.an to the Bow street station, where in , pector Mackeazie r fused to take the charge as one of felony, bat retained the pro perty, the gentleman having given ►ie Bann and address. Compkinent now appllsd for a warrant. Os sending for Inspector Macksuale, Mr. Henry found that nothing had been mid to him by the conduct m as to the refusal of the gentleman, in the first place, to giro up the propery, or as to ►is having aver denied the paression of it. _ . Mr. Henry said if this was the fact, the inspector was tally justified in reliving to take the charge. The con dador, oa the other hand, had acted very properly in the mater, sad if he wished to proceed against the gentleman he mid take out a sanunone ; but he would have to go to ene of the City magistrates for the purpose, i.e alleged offense Imbue taken place eat of Lie jurisdiction. MARLSOSOUOH-STREBT. RUFFIANLY ASSAU LT. Themes Thompson was brought before Mr. Hardwick, aimed with smutting Mrs. Charlotte Taverner, a lady residiag at 17, Upper Berkeley.etreet West, Iledapark equate. The prosectotriz, whore left eye was mu-b swollen end braise:, stated that last evening she was tang tea with a female friend in Winelerctreet, when the defendant came In and wanted to spe►k to her friend, who deeiined having any conversa tion with hire, he havieg, it appeared, passed himself off to her (need, who is a widow, es a single man, whereas it turned oat that he was married mil had one child. Do te:idlest persisted in remaining in the room, whereupon ewaeffs recriested him to leave and go home to his wife and chili. Defendant then, without the least prorocatioo, Gems over to where complainant was sitting, an.l dealt her a violent blow on the side of her face with his fist. She bled very much, and before he coo:ei it flirt farther vi ilence her friend fetched a policeman tail gave him into custody. The prieoner, in answer to the charge, said he merely struck the c impl +inset in self defence. Mr. H erdwick said defendant bad committed a mast cowardly ant violent asseult upon the prasecutrix, and fined hiss4oe , which was at once paid. CLERKEN WELL. PICKING FOMENTS. John Brown sad George Hickey, young men, were charged by Mn. Margaret Dodd, a lady rending at 4, &chewed-ter • race, Wiry on, with having picked her pocket of her purse, eontaining two sovereigns and loose slew. The prosecutrix was walking neer her resideuce, when she was followed by the prisoners, who hustled and robbed her of the Follett,. They were pursued by her with a cry of Stop tl let!' when they were s e preheeard and locked uif. They deviled the charge, but they were remanded. W °HSI' I P-STREET. AN UNNATURAL MCMINN. Ann Plyilipt, a young but dissipated-looking woman, was chervil before Mr. Llsmmill with cruelly ilineating her infant Vol. on y three moot its old. The defendant was 11118.1 by a female named Cosr last night in Church-street, Shoreditch, drank, and with the baby la her ►rms. Occasionally she would sit on a door step and mike the child violently on the breast, then move sat sad repeat 'luau conduct in other places. Witness was fearful of interfering ; but finally seeing her dash the infant ea the pavement, she begged her to go home, at the same time ringing the poor little thing in her arms. Defendant intaatly c4re menced the meet viral-vet abuse for her inter lenaa but e constable corning up, with difficulty got her M the Matinee-haw. Sergose.t Higgins, N division, aid. he could scarcely separate the defendaet'sdr►+p from the baby, whose:remand violently, v, I appeared excessively ill. It was is such a athy erendition, that the euthori-iss of the workhouse took it east their care. Ma•t miraculously it would appear to lave escape I iojury. The defendant had only come out of prison 'weedily from seven days' punishment for &mak erinese. Aldermen (tt c gaoler)—Aasi the week before that sisa team wee ! • sua she was ben fcr a similar effuse*, but stem ellseharawl. Clerk-1, that poor emaciated little thing your own Mild ? Defendant (warprieeJ)—to be sure it is. lus married. Mr. Hamtudi—The clerk sumht well ask me quotation. You are . most crud ',area. I shall now send you to prism fur the t. rm of one month, with bard labour, sod trout that durine the period your unnatural conduct may be toprated of. Daherlant—Why I only had a I Ws drop of drink because I just loft prison. The plaina was thou reasovcd. SOUTHWARK. cacaos or IssillazZl.llllMT. Henry Lille', a young men, about 2.3 pion of age, was losagtst up ia custody, charged with emberzling various ism of money belonging to his ernA aim, Messrs. eloper, aissossaonsets, Stone's-end, &rough. Mr. Cooper stated that toe prisoner was is their employ so carman, and it was his dial to deliver goods to their privets easwraers, receive the m may, nal on his return etch day pay the amount over to witness. for tome time pia several ..1 the seclunts were not paid in by him as final. Ti.., led to some su•pici - o shout his honesty, and inquiries !nylon been 11111.6 am 1)g the customers, it was ' hand tom a number of them bad paid him some varying from sin to :en and twelve spilling% which be bad llO. taunted fir. Weness accordingly called in a von4able last itvezieg viten be returned with Ins cart, and gave him into llaststly. Maria L'tch, servant to Mr.. Butler, of Ws!worth, said the prisoner last voila for the consumptisn of the family, mad received the money on the delivery bf the invoice. Witness paid him on the I.t of September a bill amounting to 6i. 3d., and on Cue 15:h of vie same month another assonating to 6s. 31., which he receipted in her presence. Mr. Coop.: said those bills had never been pail in by the primer. The Magistrate asked .bather there wen any other wit- Loom ? Mr. Cooper replied that they were not in attendance to but a s..st cum ser of other c.ses could be proved on htare day. In aim -at every instance the prisoner had es- I Irtroyed the original invietr, and made out others himself. The prisoner, who decline! to say anything at this stige Si the proesedisgs, was remanded for a week. LAMBETH. lIITIAOILDINAIT CAS' AND SION. Edward Archar, a middle aged man of respectable appear ance, sod Vela described himself as a " traveller in the Wilst vim placed at the bir on the following some what lieutalar charge : Elias Tamlia, servant to Miss Dikkemeon, a lady residing lithe Vsasadre)d. Brizt , o, deposed, that on that morning while In her mistress's drawing room her attention was drawn w the priaoner,whota she observed to be diggirg • hole .in the ground with his stick, and when he bad dons ou she saw him pat something into the hole and carefully voter it lap. She watched him away, and when he gat out of sight of the spot el - ir (witness) went to it, and on u nloving the eartls she found in the hole a black bag which lila serried into her m stress's hogs*, sad oa there exlmin fmg it she found in it a small box containing BIN at first thought they were good, bat on tr:',og them With her teeth she found that they bent, se, she had then se doubt they were all base. She at w,e• mentioned the THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4, 1855 luu Aberdeen . tannest, Notting.. Bonn and East Junasloa all Rinn.Rolv.k r.tourValley 29.1 b rk n.Lar.. acrhad. Jaw. all lao.L'beo.klnrk.3o4/41.51.C. do. do. 101.. 100 Bristol and Eatter iliO Ea" i.icsTin - ~. . ... all Chute? ea 4 HO Mlled ... .. all Oark awl Bandon... . .. IS kiailOrsaiTe7ti i 1 BZutd.,Prib..aodAtard.,l. ldu East Azglian all Intto (A E and IL).. rll F.acera Counties 100 Eaatern Vamp, Clam A 100 Do. alas B. De. Data E. U. 3(6.4 101, East Latooarbiro . 100 Edlabanett astdOlaatow ah odlobO.rh sad Ph ate- ,100 ~..iabarob.Petth,Dth dee Olaagoari S'extb 'Redeem all Groat Nora of ocoUaact I.'o (heat Mortecra 100 Do. A, Moak luo Do. IA 'wok . 100 Gt. booth. and Watt (Ire.) leg we-tern 100 Do. SturValleyOu.Stk.l all Lancaster and Chtl/11111 lij Do. Thirds $ Do. Nt 1 1 1 1 , 148 . r - V - 4 , I al as . 111 591 id I 4 so ad Isd is S s i I !la eireumeteuns to bee solarise mud a gentleman in the neigh bourhood, and both reeemeandetler to sista fbr tithesii sad give him into (Wady. Beese time afterwards she saw the prises/sr approach the place where the bad money had been deposited, and observing that the earth had been disturbed, he walked slowly away. The gentian's In whom she had mentioned the circumstance seat fora policeman, bat before one could be found the prisoner wee taken by one of the neighbours. . . Tit* policeman into whose chai' the prisoner had been given deposed that on searching the prisoner he band on him a black beg in which he kept his spectacle., and it ins very like the beg toand in the hole. lie also bond on hiss 6s. 6d. in good mousy, sad la a sa-11 carpet-beg which he carried a posed sad a half of (ague. _ . The prissier, in reply to the charge, den'ed all know ledge of the bees money produced, sad that the tint witness I s r must have bees altogether mistaken in his person. He 274 declared he was a respectable maw residing in Celedernian- e t. street, Hisesossess, that he got a living by sillies cigars, Kt. and had never before even bees meowed of any ‘ffenee. so to In reply to ths question of the magistrate, the yJung wows= Tanaka, who was reigned, said she was pettacly 72 contain of ths prisoner's identity, and the prisoner was re 1 ., - mended foe tie attendance of the Mint mith9riti • to The prisoner was subsequently bailed out by two nspon sible tradesmen, who described him ai a most respectable it man, and said his wife wee Is ponession of an income of 601. a year. to se_ CILORLTY TO A nouns. Ir Wm. aim* earman, Wisliammreet, Loek's.fields, Wes 81. charged with smelly torturing • hone. It appeared, from the evidence of Mr. Births., No. 11, at. Wilton street, sad his wife, that they it sw the prisoner strike • horse, which was in start end in • field behind his house, 50 with the butbesth of his whip. He repeated the blows over 1 1 :1 the horses head moot cruelly. Mn. Bariom went up to et' him and threatened to knock him down if he continued 11V, striking the animal, when as he did so he gave the prisoner into custody. !le The prisoner was fined 205., or one month's imprison- meat. to ASSAULT DT LW •NRILICLN SJAMLN. Wahom Long, an Ao2oliollll seaman, who only arrived in t this port y day, was charged with assaulting John s t ., Ryan, poli:emoutable No. 214 H. IS Ryan stated that he found the primmer asleep at an early hour this morning under an arch of tho Blackwell railway. et. Upon his arousing him, the prisoner knocked him down, g and when be got ap kicked him and struck bin ender the to ear. He called for assistance, and four "civiliaas"cease tb to his aid, and neared the prisoner, who was very mull so intoxicated. F 4. 16 Mr. Yardley fined the prisoner 4113., which war paid. a THE MURDER AT CUDHAM. Sarah Bagley, the mother-in-law of the murdered woman, has cow so far railied as to give strong hopes of her ao ultimate recovery. She caa speak with tolerable facility IS but ignitable to state by whom, or in weal menace, she we. 2 0 so seriously maltreated. Her statement is, that immediately r . after her son std grandson had left the cottage, everything " remaining quiet, she fell into • &tie, from which she was a t . arou.ed by a frightful blow on the bead, which completely at stunned her, and she remembered moth ng more until her SO eon arrived is the evening. She adds that she did sot see SSt the fellow oho Itt:uct the blow, neither did she hest any ro noise. Her cue continues to excite much cvmmi•eration in 2 the neighbourhood. 20 It appears that a burglary was esmmit•cd on the &hardly •• night preceding the murder, et the residence of a Miss as Shepherd, near Thorobury, and it has been prayed that 2 ° Palls sold about that pot lad, at Croydon, a black frock coat So and black weistmst, fully corresponding with a Portion to of the property stolen off Miss Shepherd's premise.. Indee4, la as Palin's character becomes more and cnovi known, the 6 greatest wonder is cueed at his having Men at liberty emu for the few weeks after his discharge from Dartmoor Prison, as from the day he left the prison he seems to have bees mixed up with numerous daring burglaries and robberies. 8 , Only af w sights before the murderous attstk on the st Bagley., a clergyman's hoses, a few miles from the mese of Pt. blood, wu burglethiusly ettemred twice, and the st. reverend gentleman, at the time the house was attempted, I; gave it as his opinion that Patin was at his trick , ' again, and that be made the attack on hie house in particular through his refusing, when applied to by Palms's friends, tt to sign the document necessary before he cmaid receive his et ticket nfsleave. Sabeequently, soother house was entered a 6 1 short distance from the clergyman's, sad a deal of property off. M. Two FATAL Acciont.Te.—This morning a frightful : 1 4 . * accident occurred, which tar•laated fatally, to Henry 1 . 2 6 1 Dunbar, No 9, Whity-strest, Waterloo-road. 're. deceased 50 was leaning out of the window, when he last his equilinrium st and fell on Lid bead Irons a very considerable Neigh:, is smashing his skull in a frightful manner. Hs was con- et. veyed to Guy's Hospital, where he expired. The second to _ _ ease was that of Jamas Elliott, who was admitted into St Thomas's II lOW with sataasiva injuries mused by being pt 'brown oat of a east. 211 STOPPAGE OF AN IMPORTANT CITY THOROUGH- t , 11,111.—Tbi. morning, Longlane, forming • direct lire of Bt., communitetion from II Above to the But end of the town, * s t I was closed by order of the Lord Mayor, and will continue in , so during the repair of the carriage way, wnich hoe fallen le considerably, in consequence of the paving having been laid down too soon after the formation of the great sewer I*4 from Finsbury to the main sewer in Ferri ogdon•strect. At the same time the minor thoroughfire of Cloth fair, let running parallel through St. Bartholomew's close, was also et closed for the same purpose. VeLicies will therefore be to obliged for some time to make a considerable detour. eta ATTEMPTED MURDER.—At the Liverpool Police- :1 1 :: court on Monday a desperate ammo , to murder a y4oit g woman by crowning was heard. The prisoner's name Li 20 John Broby ; be is 22 years of age, a dock-labourer. His appearance is described as being most ferocious. He is tall, 82. athletic, has penetrating dark eyes, black dishevelled hair, i t ) dark complexion, and a meet sinister and determined ex- 1.1 pension of countenance. The temsle's name is Mary Ann 10 Hammond ; she has a wither delicate apt esrance, is about 18 years of age, and Las recently come hither from Water ford. She said—l met the prisoner, whom I never raw 2 , baler, that I know of, nn Sunday night last, shout half-peat 20 12 o'clock, a tittle this side of Bootle. He spoke tome ;we to had some conversation, and I accompanied him to Birch's 21 public-house ' and thence to a brick fi eld not far off. Atte, • sane time h e tore off my bonnet and shawl, struck me a severe blow on my stomach, dragged me by the hair of my head to a deep and large pa 81uei with water, into which 10 he threw me. I mar aged to Beatable out of th e water and 20 up the side of the pit, when the prisoner again thrust me 5 hock, sod I was again immersed 4,4 well sigh exhausted. 21 I 'gain managed to get out, and the prisoner a third time It threw me into the water, followed me, and held my head la beneath the water till I was all but smothered—drowned. r o By this time some men same to the sp: t arsi begged him as not to murder me, when he swore that he would take my 20 life. The prisoner once or twice, as I was scrambling up TO the side of the pit, kicked me in the eye with the toe of his 100 boot, and the discoloration of my eye is the result. I sub. 1 50 quently got away, and gave information to the police. A variety of conoburative evidence having been heard, the uo 'dimmer was remanded. _ 1p THE MURDER AT BILSTON.—Tho inquest upon the ao body of Joseph Russell, aged four years, who was roue deed by his merrier at Blit , toll on Monday tart, has resulted s to a verdict of 11 Wilful murder 'gaunt Mary Len Rae 90 sell." The unhappy woman still lives, bat no expectations are entertained of her recovery. She has stated that she WAS ,r 4 unconscious of what she was doing when ate committed th e i g 4 dreadful deed. ROBBER! IN THE Peals EXSIBMON.—An account 14. , use given in July lut of a ro.stirry of nineteen watcher, 100 fifteen in gold sod four in silver, of the value of 14,0001. from the ease of Main. Davis sad 800, of Birmingham, :a the gallery of the English part of the Universal Exhibition. 20 It Wit subsequently stated that the police had ascertained So that one of the watches had been given to a loose woman of 2 . La Villette by a man named Mouilloo, and that this man 33 , Wl.larreqed, and all the watches recovered. On Monday Mouillon was tried by the Court of Amin for the theft Re 2 0 roads no attempt to deny it, aid explained that he had been is ahle to commit it by secreting himself beneath a table hr covered with drapery, until all the attendents in Ike Ex. hibilon bad retired, and by then foreleg open the ease. The 1 .1 jury convicted him, and the court sentenced him to six years 7, hard labour. A RUSSIAN NOT ENTITLED TO SUL.—III the Wol- Ii verhampton County Court, on B.turday, Myers Faber sued 3 Benjamin Hymns for 24 weeks' wages, at 4s. a week, which, • as plainti ff alleged, defendant had agreed to pay him for " i ; assistance in his business oa Saturday night and Sunday. 20 The plaintiff was esstaised through the medium of an SI interpreter, and among the Brat questions put to him were SS several relative to his birth and county. From the answers 12 it appeared th at the plainti ff was a Russian frub' i tet, having • bees born within twelve milts of Warsaw, and having lived there until mostly. Mr. Underhill, for the defence, thereon objected that, beim/ a Russian subject, plaintiff's rights were in abeyance darmg the war. Atter some little diocese:on the judge sustained the objection, aria the case was struck out.— Wolverhampton Chronicle. HYDROPHOBIA.—A mason has just died in the _ _ _ tropital of Lyons of hydrophobic In one of his fits his keener* got frigbteoed and fled, and he succeeded in Making his maps into the other wards. Great was the tenor among the patients; Innis lumped out of bed, others hid themselves under their bed coven. At last a monk threw a blanket over the unfortunate man's head, and he was taken beck to hie cvr, and properly minuted. OITITAL flati.LlNl3 DAT, OCT. 3. kAndiPlors On payment, 3,840 • ditto by seam tickets, 262 —T9141., 4,102 . 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New ilatisso as Cubs.-- .cutt Arenaliar Da.Sai2 lm cro ft -Usitei Mu ir= aner West Mariposa ♦ Tramenols D• • JOINT ISTOCK - Aaatrolaela --- Ronk of London litit-Col.EtankkLcanCe Stitt& North Amertean Chartered Bank of Ma thtto.ot Ind,Aue.OLClt. City Onkrial _ Ccuttnercial of Loedon L tt ag.Seut. In Chart BankorAost. Ditto New - Landon and rtanty Lank Ewa. Baia.Oarp. Landon Joint Moak - Landon & estuna.ter Vat. Pro?. of England !rational of Ireland . Now South Wake . Orient. Back Corporatn.. P, omelet of Ireland K.Auatn. Royal British . 4,,uth Anotralla I nice of Australia W. Now Union of London isstralria . Bella Waterworks British Amebas Lad Comdr.— sa.sadJuly Pre! . .... . Crystal Palice or V,,nr• 11,14.kAairtrellan I>CPer *saws &Nis kottrie Telegraph Stlll. Naniratiab Moen; S.P.Skippkti On. Iron dare. Cualsr t•rrrae.[ Elect.":o. Mrefraa k 14t.Amerksi , Natiomal PataUksi. Fs* Nrtherlauk Lid Do. Do.B met PreUr...a Idta ;t4w.Bror.n&N.Bto.Learrd ,Planth Brit. Matralsaias !North E..rope Sum- Oriastal Oat RI ref Land/alit netal Peidno.& Oriental Steam Portland IronOunapanp ,sl Ba.l Pt's= nootttah na 4r. Invintin Do. New ,Aooth I;itrolisa Lot.. 4ubsoariao Toles. Acrip.. • Do. Do. Regl.ftervt rruPtklAanOmet UpOw Can Dic¢egg's Lard TRAFFIC RETURNS. RAILWATS. Mee Pas- Ma- Total. Total open. engem &iodise. 1866. 1864. Week ending Eleptendow t E A A Chides and Holyhead .......• 4.312 2,121 0,493 6,028 Wife. Lod I nunty DOIML —32 65 MT 297 Great Dmernbowl ...... 31 399 110 615 tireat Western . ........ — 29.3141 24,617 London and SerthWeelms 6635 33 162 25,493 82.035 18,283 London and South Weems 12,303 4,290 16,503 Manchester, Shefileid. and Lin. Winchester, South Junction, and Aligneham ..... •.• • • 748 115 BrA 838 Week ending September M Belfast and itellyinsma Cock and ..... Glasgow and South Wmtern 6,505 0,927 Newport, Aborgarenny, and Hereford ...... ....... Santbre and Mensc 65 200 991 1,191 914 Wevk ending Se p tember 23. I Caledonian Great N orthern... • •• . 10.928 13993 23,931 21,624 Week • Dank Septembw 22. Edinburgh and Olastuw - 5.849 6,001 Great North of Scotland Aberdeen and Scottidi Midland Junction : MST% AD(Olgil ( mace ta Pistols) II '4 II p dia. ii ii it 5 415 87 59 19 ON ad If 15 4 4 dim. so 7 IS IS /L II ad IR 11 72 74 61 71 66 67 67 68 122 124 99 let 541 /51 50 55 I) 72 ad 6 7 166 ad 6 7pa ad 75 161 93 9 7 ! ei 92 97 0 1 91 1 dts Oa 11 0 dig 911 62 94 61 dli 111 7 . . - f lb 611 1 63f be U lb 14 It If 47 49 ;i10:z fasie of moment. Is Widget to the tint costnet for 1,600,000 L in gold for that esta blishment, the completion of which has already been recorded, a further contract for the supply of an additional sum of no less than three millions sterling in gold has, we are informed, been taken in London, and is now in course of execution. The ultimate loss accruing to the B ink of Fresco from the premium which it is paying for this gold will be, it is presumed, considerable, and although the first contract is alleged to have been met bond fide by bills on London which were lying in Paris, and by remittances of silver, it is difficult to understand how the Bank of France proposes to give this country an equivalent, in the natural course of trade, for these enormous additional amounts of gold. To some extent the present Mee may be re garded as a virtual discounting on French accoant of future arrivals of the precious metal from Australia and California, but it is evident that anticipations of this nature must be involved to some extent in uncertainty. The drain, however, is re garded as now becoming serious, and imperatively calling for a policy of counteraction on the part dour money market. The gradual rise in the rate of dis count here, it is satisfactory to see, has been attended by a decided improvement in the Continental ex changes, and although the Bank of France has hitherto continued its purchases in defiance of the loss involved, it is hoped that a further rise in the Value of money in London will impose a check. Under these circumstances, many persons express a hope that the Bank of England will not postpone too long the announcement of a further rise in the rate of discount. The inconvenience which may be occasioned to trade by such a step is to be re gretted, but bears no proportion to the evils which might ensue should the extraordinary influences at present in operation upon the course of the precious metals be allowed to remain without correction. The apparent unsoundness of the present policy of the Bank of France, it is considered, ought not to delude us into neglect of judicious measures of precaution. In the Steck Exchange to-day money was easier, at 3to 4 per cent. on government securities. The discount minket was also free from pre.sure, but the enhanced rates lately established are maintained. The quarterly dividends will be paid to the public at the Batik of England on Saturday, the 13th inst. At Feria to-day the Three per Cent. Reutes closed at a further decline of Ito per cent. Consols were first marked 881 for the 12th inst., but showed flatness all day, and were quoted at four o'clock at 871 exactly. For money the final quoted= was 87.1. The official business report is as totlows : Thies per Cent. Consols, for money, 88/, 871, 88, 881, 88 ; ditto, for account, 12th October, 881, 88, 881, 88. Thirty years Anna., expiring in Jan., 1860, 3'4. Bank Stock, for account, 218. Three-and-a-Half per Ceut. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 99 ; ditto in 1859, 99. Exchequer Bills were dealt in at 3s. die. to Is. prem., and closed at 3s. die. to par. India Bonds were quoted this afternoon par to 4s. prem., and Exchequer Bonds 981 to 99. The foreign stock market was generally flatter, but the chief fall is still in Turkish Six per Cents. This stock was first marked 85, and bad fallen at 4 o'clock to 84 to 1, being 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. The scrip of the New Your per Cent. Gaoranteed Loan was flat, at 21 to 11 discount. French scrip h:is fallen to Ito 1 prem. Russian Four-and a-Half per Cents. and Sardinian Bonds were also lower. At Amsterdam yesterday (Tuesday) the exchange on Loudon was quoted 11.871 at short, being again higher; at Berliu, 6.181; at Hamburg, 13.51; and et Vienna, 10.59. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Ctoox. The gold mining shares remain dull. Meriquita shares murk 10s. The directors of Colonial Gold C.nnpany have made a call of 2e. 6d. per share, pay able on the 24th inst. Cobre shares have been dealt in at 68. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales : Brewer, 12} ; Condurrow, 152} ; Great Alfred, 17 ; Great Vor, 171. ,• Lady Berths, 32.. 6 . 1., 35 , 4.; North Soi fer, 30, 303; North Unity, ; ROSOWIITTIO United, 235 cz div. ; Sortridge Cony+. 61, 7 ; South Crotty, 6 }; Tin croft, 33 ; Wheal Grenville, 2 ; Wheal Kitty (Lelint), 421; Wheat Zion, 315., 33r. 61, 3' a 6d. The English mining market in the Stock Exchange was quiet yesterday. In consequence of a divi dend not being declared at the Alfred Console meeting held on Monday, the shares fell to 10,3 yesterday, the quotation being 103 to 11. The tremendous re ported to us are : Coradon at 315; North Basset, 293, 301 ; Great Wheal Alfred, 17} ; Tincroft, 3; Sortri ge Comets, 7; Mendip Hills, 2; Great Wheal Baddero, 10s. THE NEW FIELD TO THE =MOB OF Tll3 =FRU& Utrum boeum tumid Bodin. SlR,—General Simpson had the candour to own that the assault of the Redan " was not buccontul. " Bee his telegraphic despatch. The Haw Guards takes a different view, and Major Curzon is gazetted lieutenant-colonel, because he brought home the news of " the brilliant successes of the army under General Simpson." See the Gazette. You declare yourself unable to discover upon what principle the three new field marshals have been selected, and why any such creation should have been deemed expedient. I will suggest an explana tion. Lord Hardinge is known to be a special tavourite at court, and with good reason. It would have been to., invidious to cubicr upon him alone so eminent a distinction. Two of our oldest generals ar' therefore chosen (officers of merit in their way) to form a triad, and to close the door against a charge of favouritism.—l am, &c., October 2. A CONSTANT READER. It appears, from Prince Glottzlakoff'B diary of tie .iege, the: the following vowels were, on the 11th ultimo, suck by his orders :—The Vladimir, Crimea, ChsrsonUe, 416 354 Bessarabia, Gromonossets, &boron, Danube, Turk, and rozuy. Their guns , the Pilte a states, were first taken ,81 Le tat of them. 1,654 1 . 3 The electric wire is again broken in the Black Sea, ! and this is said to account for the absence of more recent telegraphic despatches. rdi celebration ILLUMINATIONS AT SOUTHAMPTON. —At tbe of the capture of Sebastopol t Southampton on o oday last, a transparency appeared at a the Ordnance Map M snot office, in that town during the evening, with the words— DA " Sebastopol. Wit:Mai m —Now mind, you know if 1 am {fowl killed why I went away ." One of the most ow active offs exhibitions amongst the illuminations was st &Arm' n's Hotel, near the railway Watien, where appeared the motes Ries ejaculation, " Thank s to Provident.," extending the whole Islet dal i ength of the hotel. Th e words formed a perfect b.aze of light, for they were of gigantic size, end w ere formed by I rat. i nnumerable jets of burning bas. Befor e the came butal also were a large cro wn, two 6.4,F, and the letters I sale, N. E., P. 8., S. L. , sig nif y in g Victoria, Albin, on Napol The eon, Eugenie. Pelinier, Bru at, Simpson, and Lys. whole of these ornament s and letters were alto formed of gas. at tht Same yens ago the mice of the small glass lamp s used for to 61 Illuminations was 10s. a dozen, or 10 d. • p iece. Th. y are and now sold for about 10 s. a a res s , or less than • peony a puce. COMMEMORATION OF THE FALL OF SEBASTOPOL AT GIMENWICH.—There wilt be an illuminati . la at Greenwich this day in commemoration of the late vie , ry of the allies at Sehastorol, and in honour of the gallantry and services of the Naval Brigade. A committee c gnpori d of orc in i tial ish .hi tge ts have orgsois ed a pros +llion by th lighn DA of 6d. the evening to terminat e by a tire of some 300 tar but i n t cast on Blackheath. 9a. ; ( F R OST, WILLIAM S, AND JONES. —On Monday a public meeting of the inhabitants of Oldham was 1 eid in the T.Arn Hall. convened by John Platt, H , q., mayor, in rms compliance with a very numerously sigoed requisition It I that an a to grant an uncondi folios Ss.; a, 70s. . it w i oho Williamnti e is i h 1 l i h i l danrgd Jones,o been ert omb uo John tsot presented hmanro sre i. or 0 set gracious him,c.l especially Majesty ,Zephaniah for o j t o h h e nr Willia m s ,ro purpos e t o w i s ably m w de e 4, .1 - 1 Is.; at unfortunate gentleman has ezpreued a strong desire to re turn to his native country before he dies, being n , w up- ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS. —At do. quit. The „, ~_, , j tarty meeting of the comitia m e n , Iselduaodn.erMouonedtha ) s."IW. Knott, October 1, the following gentIemen,WEDNESDAY EVENING. having Mr . J. B. 11 (11 Mr . A I fended by Mr. J. Orem., ors a , . , II Frith Mr. Co W. Woolstenholme was in tbe chair, nee nary eliminations, were admitted members of the 77, Upper Berkeley•streat ; Dr. palling , Kennington•road ; En gli s h Onus to-day have experienced al sue the u j iito r ~ farther fall of 1 ipe cent and closed flatly at w a ds . of rd a '7eoetj ye a rs efet Rennet, I f m e sg t ee -e t ? i ll ' og r. w T r e h e n s e p li z a n c i l i e o e i t u d n:ed ia r°°a r r : ' others. The memorial to her Majest eolleee: Dr. Weber, 49, PintiourY -senrtz t Dr. Oreenbow, the lowest point of the day. The large cake made , Mr. W. Bialovr, and y and Dr. Bull, Jersey, was admitted an a- • AMONGST NAVAL OFFICERS—There daily by the Bank of England more than counteract! was unonitnou tt l - m. eztr lie n e .:_ nuat :' the steady of the public. A decidedlyl investments CITY BATHS AND sr ASHHOINIM--oir James .. M.P., will present, at • COMMOU Conseil on MORTALITY ldP: Duke, Bart., Thursday, the Ilth ins , the ti de rop i ng effect is also produced by the knowledge . tassel (Awn lateiy, upwatds of 20 admirals baying died th is .., pe tinn from the guardians of i that Union ta the Corporation, prayiog for . 'be West Lqidop . COO tof the Bank of Frarce continues unchecked. the withdrawal of gold from this country for the eeteblietntent of baths and washhouses in the City nf un Imam. upon this important subject ere can mention some preview to Sept. U. 7 " l a ; " RECH or THE Sure LADYCORNEWALL.—TheLed y COTDCWII , I, from the, Clyde, was Itteriked efl O'd lisrbsur, £474,49816 6 Ca. By government and other securities, bills Discounted, cash on band , Sc. E 57 4. 492 15 6 Land and Bank shares yesterday were quint. Bank of Australasia shares declined U., and the Canada Land Company's stock was lower. General Screw Steam shares were dealt in at 14;. Nothing is yet settled respecting the time for com mencing the next wool sales. The stock remaining l over from the last sales is estimated to be about 1,500 1 bales Sydney, 3,300 bales Port Phi:tip, and 1,500 bales Van Diemen's Land; and the quantity im-1 ported since is as follows: viz., from Sydney, 16,0881 bales; Victoria, 14,179 ; Vcn Diemen's Land, 1,50811 Adelaide, 3,138; New Zealand, 701; and from the Cape of Good Hope, 9,71 ; making a total import ofl 45,365 bales. Relative to the leather trade during the past month, Moore. T. J. and T. Powell report as follows : Throughout the put month the uharacter f the leather market has been one of steady but easy pregretsi , a, in de mand and in value of the articles we have recen t ly r e p orted as most prominently needed. Tee requirements for the war trade ntinue tbe extensive, were not tor our of o ade the prices of leather would it undouldeily havefreedom beer, greatly higher ; but the entirely free acute of b ether to our shores maintains that comparative steadiness of prime , which, although not always so immediately adrantsgeeue, is eventually favourable to encces•lnl commerce. The diminution, however, in the numbers of raw hides woolly imported fr ma South America, and their cunaequent high value, tend greatly to injure the leather manufacturers, who have not at present obtained prices at all aeequate to the' extraordinary rise in the raw material, end if their scarcity should continue with the prolongation of the war, the value of heavy leather truest very shortly be higher; sod indeed the advance Rill not be confined to leather made from River Plate or :stet Grande Rides, but may he ezpected upon loather Of every descriotion, as the stuke of all kinds have boom unusually diminished. 157 260 COMMERCIAL AND MARKB7I9 MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. • Scots —The market is quirt. but we do not alter general quotatione. The pubic sale of Cuba went off without spirit to-day. The refined market la steady. Brown lumps, 641. to 64e 6i. ; gr_rocery, 665. to 56 , . COITEE.—We have again Mrge public sales; 600 casks Plantation Ceylon and 3.900 hags Costa Rica. They are progressing without showing any material alteration in pricer. TEL.—The market is steady at previous rates ; common coogoo, 05. Rm5....6, 9 '30 bags Madras sold in public sale, at 14s. 6L to 16a., which were previous rates. PIMENTO sold at yesterday's prices, ded. to Md. per lb. 7. SALTPITHZ.—The demand is limited, but the article has a firm appearance. RUlL—This article has great confidence, and fell prime are paid for small parcels. JUTE quoted firm, 141. to 161. 17s. 6d. Corrow continue% out of demand. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm to.iley, at an silvans* of 6d. to 9d. per owt.—Town tallow is quoted 68s. 6d. nett sash ; Paten burg Y.C. on the spot, new, 69$ ; old, 581. 9d. ; October to Destmber, 69..; January to Marsh, 60s. 11AY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davi. repwt trade heavy, at the fallowing quo. .ations;—Prime Meadow hay, 106.. to 1155.; suporior,l 120.. to 128..; interior, 700. to 85.. ; Rowan, 70s. to 90s. ; elov.r, 100 s. to 1351. ; second cut, 955. to 1281 ; straw, 28a. to 334. to W.er IN Ingo tote ,000 .au ►3.. 1667ie I /a SI - 4w.h.• I io 11.000 [IC" ! se,otxl St. 16,.X6 'Anna it) WO '3rll~ 1666° 1 moo. io,noo 15 1040 A iiVAP 1 I.P,INDO 1 N 15(1.4.8J1 1,(-0 1 )~UCO t 116IN)11) - I 41.1 DC 1 117)0 100 Itil l2o 20 I io ,0001 50 aN too tot. too ono so boo 25 ad hi 110,00. TV*, ,f ,6 1 40 41 69 71 74 64 lia/U3l. . 114 SI 30 141 14 41 , 40 27 eo . 114 146 153 r 100 1104 1114 ill 1 0 4 If all 54 all " 14 ii;lt 14 au 14 all 10 Si Of 1 I 2rl 1 is Os all I IS ' "I all SI an l— 24 14 Po . 0 144 II all li 11 a r 044 ii 4 144 :«ni MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'Cwoz. The Bank of England Directors have to-day raised their minimum rate of discount to 61 per cent. The effect of this announcement upon the English funds has been a further decline of 3 to to a per oent. Consols for the 12th inst. ruled at 871 to' during a portion of the morning, and have since declined to 871 to 1. For money the present quotation is 87i. Exchequer Bills have been dealt in at 4e. to le. die. ; Exchequer Bonds at 98; to 99 ; and India Bonds at 2a. die. to par. Foreign stocks are heavy. Turkish Six per Cents., have filled to 831 to 1; the new Four per Cent. Guaranteed Scrip to 21 to 2i discoun'; and Buenos Ayres Bonds to 53 to 55. Spanish Old Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 38; ditto New Deterred Three per Cents., 191; Russian Four and-s-Half per Cents. at 88 ; Peruvian Four-and-a- Half per Cents. at 741 to 75 ; Chilian Six per Cents. at 991 to 1001 ex div.; and Brazilian Old Five per Cents. at 99 to 99i ex div. _ Asa feature of the Stock Exchange yesterday, it was noticed that railway guaranteed stocks were heavy, and difficult of sale. This fact is significant of the state of the money market. Any gold that may arrive under present circum stances is expected to be at once absorbed for account of the Bank of France. Considerable sums, it ap pears, had their way to Vienna. Owing to the sustained demand for silver for India and China, the amount of specie end bullion shipped on board the Ass, which leaves Southampton for Alexandria today, is no less than 505,8594, of which 65,4381. is in gold, and 440,4211. silver. The destination of these heavy sums is shown below, viz.: For Alexandria, gold, 31,4171 ; for Aden, sil ver, 3,4721.; for Bombay, silver, 123.2041.; for Cey lon, gold, 7,1001.; Madras, gold, 1,6201., and silver 11,0731.; for Calcutta, silver, 184,5121. • for Penang, silver, 3,5171.; for Singapore, silver, 6,2001., and gold 2881.; for Hong Kong, gold, 25,0151., and silver 66,671/.; for Canton, silver, 35,0911. ; and for Shang. hai, silver, 16,6791. The Atrato has taken out for the West Indies, &c., 5,1201. in silver and 2,5401. in gold—in all 7,6601. We regret to have to announce the failure of the old-6 a' ablished house of Messrs. Delisle, Janvrin, and Delisle, of 16, Devonshire-square, Bishopsgate. This firm have been reputed of high character, and have carried on a considerable bueiness for many years as commission merchants, chiefly in connexion with British North America, the Emile, the Channel Islands, &c. Their determination to suspend, it is stated. has been adopted in spite of the fact that they have a_ present in hand available assets to the amount of about 100,000/. Foresee log, however, a very heavy loss, owing chiefly to advances to the house of Messrs. Le Mesurier, Tilstone, end Co. of Quebec, and considering other liabilities, it has been deemed more just to all parties concerned to suspend payment at once. With regard to the Guernsey and Jersey Hanks, for which they are agents, arrangements have been made with their bankers, Messrs. Hankey, who will interfere for the protection of all bills drawn by the banks on Me sea. Deli le, Janvrin, and Co., for the honour ol the drawers. This failure was the more unexpected as the house were generally lenders of money, and, not being in the habit of burrowing upon credit, owe nothing to their bankers, in whose hands, as already stated, they have a large balance. The liabilities are es'imated at present at about 400,0001. The corn market yesterday was quiet, at last Mot day's rater. The supply of home grown corn at mar ket was small, and from foreign ports the arrivals into London since Monday comprise only 2,686 qrs. of oats, 1,440 sacks of flour, and no wheat or barley. At ports of call there have arrived since Mon day only three cargoes of wheat from Egypt, and one of maize from New York. The de mand for flour for France and for barley for Holland is slacker. Old kilo-dried Danish oats are in demand for government contracts, and the price for such sorts is dearer. In floating cargoes several transactions are reported since the close of Monday's market, and more business would be done it suitable cargoes could be met with, but the choice at present is much re stricted. It is satisfactory to notice that in France the price of corn and flour continues to show a down ward tendency. The price of flour in Paris, which recently reached 120 f. (equal to 78s. per 280 lbs.), is now 108 f. (or 70s. per 280 lbs.). The seine market yesterday was flat ter, and rather easier prices were occasionally accepted. The subjoined is from the Committee of Mexican bondholders : Tie Committee of Mexican bondholders have received 'deices from Mr. White Lead, of Mexico, down to the bib ult. The new government bad, it appears, re appointed Colonel Facto Mexican financial agent here. The pock*t brine• for the dividend fund 22,500 dsls. teem Tampico, and 24,000 dole. from Vera Crux, addressed to the Mexican financial agent. A memorandum trim the Mexican financial egrnt in , London corrcoorates the committee'. statement with ?copra to the amount of remittances per the Magdalena. and state, the sum already deposited in the Bank of England at 135 8611. 9s 41. The Committee of Spanish American bondholders inform as that they have received to day from Guayaquil a first remittance of 3,9671. 145., on account of the foreign debt of 11;;;;;: A meeting of the Great Luxembourg Company is called for the 11th inst., at the London Tavern, to receive the directors' report, which will be in course of issue op Monday next. The directors of the Belgian Eastern Junction Railway Company have given notice that, "on account of the unavoidable absence of the Messrs. Waring," the adjourned meeting of the shareholders. announced to be held on Friday next, is postponed until further notice. The following appears in Tuesday's Gazette as the first monthly statement of the Bank of London's liabilities and assets: Da. To oaid-up moital £30 0 .000 0 0 To amount due by the bank cm ear- 1 274,492 15 6 rent and other amounts ad 1 ,`,':; 9 nu ,741t8. 88 87 zd 1 49 M Cs ply I I dis 43 11 17 19 20 del Se 40 pir - i poi 36 34 40 43 Of 64 Id 50 SHARE LISTS-THIS .DAY. Two o'Ciecm. so The railway share market is rather flatter to-day, but very little effect has been produced upon prices et-, by the further rise in the Bank rate of discount. . 4 ,. London and North Western stock is now quoted 92 to 1; Greet Western. 641 to 561; Midland, 64! to 25 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 731 to 78; and lem don and South Westerns, 40/ to 411. French shares are lower. ss ORDINARY SUAKIN AND MOIL Pd. I Litman' I s Prism W u today s yatorday. to as 3 101 3 4 U 43 1 I :Ls I