The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-15 00:00:00

NAVAL- AND MILITARY. PLYMOUTH, 81PL 14:1 The Leeds of the Admiralty yeeterday inertia th e vignellintyard, tke Royal Maria* Barraoka, sad the Breakwater. Today a levee of meal °Beers was bold by 811 C. Woad. The Ingham' of th t D , &yard wore 1111111. Send by Admirals Berkeley and Rieke/de. This evade' theft loellehlpe give a dieser at Meoreheare Royal Hotel, sad to•aterreer morales they leave is the Black Bogle Memo/ fee the West, Falsosth and WOOLWICH, Sim. 14. At bel&put eM &idea to-dap, 84 men of the 1.. 1 gemlesrp. eaters, 1 seediest *Meer, 1 veto slew mess, sad 101 minennsiesiosed %Seen, utilisers, see et the Mend Artillery. paraded is monies mar ea the gaud eiwasties puede. sad after Misr Impeted by the 'swan' *Meer, marehed dews to Selflewhare, beaded be the baud sad drams sad fetes, of the regime% when the Wiled, on of the Winded% steam points, wee la readiness to take them to Ludes, as reefs for Liverpool, to embark ea board the screw steam %saner% Anistasse lee the Crimea. The mea all embarked is good spirits, sad wen loudly neared as they pared through the streets dews to the wharf. Curtain &horses company of tbs Royal Sappers sod Misers (the driver owes) *be left Woolwish at the Na. time with bones, wyrgoae, &a erupts% for the Add. The ociespeay epeeists o 111 wrgiosi:ts, 10 eorperals, 8 masers. sad 120 privates, with 120 hones. • detachment of the Anal Sappers sad Mitten arrived from Chatham, ea Thursday 'Vella( ' to proceed with the driver eons to 11l up neseeies is the Crimea. Forty gassers sod drivers f the Royal Artillery left Woolwich to day for Unveil% These mea are ell voles tiers from the militia is Intend. PORTSMOUTH, Sm. 14. Thu Matropolitan steam transport. arrived at Spitheed to-day from the Crimps. SLe Wags keine shoat esmaty sarvise. She has no isvallds. The seem transport, Thames, having !maid her per palled to•day for Southampton. Ayers, transport, Rise, barium slackness a refit, west oat of harbour to day, sad anchored at Spithesd. The Sisosai, 18. screw troop ship, Captain Sullivan. was to have helm taken oat of dock to day, bat en letting the water tete the dock abs was toned to leak. The Diligence, store ship, i• taking stoma and provisions an board for Plymouth and Pembroke. Tim Nary Jane, No. 42, sailing tramped, arrived to-day Gam the Crimea._ She 'moue Mastitis. . . _ with provide's for the Crises. OP TEI DEPARTUZZ or THE OnLaos HZ Till Cl.lllll.A.—Thos morning fb dellir goats of the Household Infantry ander olden foe antindie alias to join the @eyries battalinna In the 011111111110.10 allustend at the various barracks, and it is saseltprligis state that of the 660 reek aad Ole, lot a silk Ina INN abeam The drafts consisted of 220 Grenadisip s WO Ilkode l Pallime, 220 Coldstream/. Tee volume of was leek( loses formed, sad the worda " Chick much," gins Me sea emerged with buoyant step from the bare& gate, the bead playing the " British Grenadiers," sad wire greeted with goat energetic Moen from moods ofd demee, who bad essesabled to witness their departure, mad the maker Nees esatimeed incessantly along the has of route to the Waterloo tameless of the Soutb•Western Railway, reroute le emathamptoo, whirs they will embark for the Bast. The am gad elan appeared highly delighted to think they bed the oppertaalty of jelaiag their brave monde' I. it... Lord Paa■ar; his intimated to Lord Harding, that two estimate of the Fossil's Letitia ore sow 'A dair at his disposal for dell melee. _ . It is said to be in contemplation to send to the Crimea the whole of the lot Battalion of °media Guide. Volunteer, for the 10th Hussars and 13th Linens antra daily at Maidstone is such numbers, that the gateau owl ussaaadate Om, sad the Militia hutgeartats, ea St. Faith's Otese, have bees fitted up ter 60 nee, who are sow guttered than. The Cioarde and Hider are now the only troops in Gaup at Alilifeboat besides the Militia ritelateale._ The whole of the batteries at the 'math of the Tye' are beim straggly fortified. A hslf•asoea battery will be greeted .t the end of the Castle slifh; sad the Speak& battery, which has bees ia ssistirses rises the Use of all Speaish Armada, is being re•e•artrsetrid. These debases will completely eonstimd the south of the har bour. Pear gars powerful tug Itemises hare lan the Tyse few Cowstaetiaople. About a dues of Wes waft have gage to Oa East daring the year. Two troops Sr. to in added immediately to every Cavalry fitegismst is the: United Kingdom; sad betddire the British Cavalry depot already formed aw Commas stiseple, mother Cavalry reserve is to be atatiosed at Oases. The elan tress the 10th Haman aad 12th Lea• ain, as the Isdias " break," will have their asgmestatioa appedstmeste is the MOM DragoollB. apt. IL W. Wily. so old sod distinguished dew of thedthlt (Quies's ems) regiment, who gain laurels WM* late war is ladia, Ise boos appointed Staff Offieer of the 81111411 Wake Diarist of Peneioatne, and ciommeader of tits Meal ttempasy of possiesers—vue Camels Ferris removed to Cassels. The steam transport Hydaspee, laden with AMU, hats, sod Mime, will leers Bmithampton on Sundsy Vg• Major Westmaeott, of the Turkish contingent, has base ordered to mewl to the Etat in the Queen of the BOOM transport, sad Ltmweisay-enlontl the Hoe. Augustus Foley, of the Oreitadier Onardr, end Qsartennester , of the 13th Light Dragons, have boss ordered to proem& la Me Ripe. The Meese transport Ripon has been ordered to sell It Bristol to embark a land transport force, sad the Qum of the South has hese ordered to call at Plymouth for the sues mums. The sixty sores of land, for the Military Hospital near Haasble, in Hampshire, were purchased of Ms. Chas• boslala, of Cranbury Park, near Winchester. PORTSMOUTH ROYAL SAILORS HOMH. The fourth annual meeting of the subscribers and Meads of this isetitetiva was held cu Thareday ; A. II•You is the *hair. The smite', though not a large ow, was • highly infiesistial one. Several ot the borough megiettstes were also present. From the addresses delivered, and the report presented by the diteetors, we extract the followieg details of tits °parttime of this steeliest iostitutim. To show that the limns answers the mid for which it was de slimed, the sums deposited in the hands of the supsrintes dent for security are last/speed. The Ant year the amount was 6491. 10s. 3d., bat this had gradually increased to 2,0411. 9s. 91., and this year it had reached 3,4111. 19s. This money, the directfirs remarked, instead ot heieg aqua dosed, was mat or takes bp the mew to their relatives, sad the Home diffused its blowup throughout the length sad breadth of the land, causing comfort, and eating the .poor's rates. The following is the amber of burden, He. : 1864. 1866. Boarders 4lB 919 Casual meals 3,170 8.268 Casual beds Shipwrecked emu 66 96 Casual inmates, sleeping on mists 1,808 SUICIDE AT IsLlNGTolc.—Yeetorday *Veiling, a sea named &Omni& Wilms, a hostler, who was living at Ifo. 3, Beff,ilk.strret, Islington, was admitted tato St. Bar tholomew's Hospital, with a dreadful Incision awoss the throat, from the effect& of which he died is a few missteps after he wager's by the sargeons. He sent his wife oat cm a trifles emend, after which he directed his eon, a lad about 12 years of age, to fetch him his razor. He did so, when on leaving his room be balloted the wooed which led to the tetedaation of his life. He was found by his wife en her rebus, lying in a pool of blood. He had for some time yea beam aufferiag great depression of spirits, in eases queues sentlased Ulmer, and sot Wog able to ma his livelihood. FATAL AOCIDEST.,—This morning, a Boa yosth aimed !halal Malabo., apt 16 been , ale reektad la Dadlay-street, Bt. Odes's, empire I ia tko saddest ward ef Oilan's hinter', free the sleets of Sedate injarlai re tetrad seder the following atelsasholy dramatises The dame* sad samba Teeth of the as.. age aimed Hopkins, vat te Ey& Park, whoa the deems* te save biMeolf the trouble ei rug J. Um esteems, tried to pt ever the tees rolls; hie acompaioa Hopkins pushed Usti, anal he tell es Ws lead sad arms, gems* Wining himself. He moused to nosh be. end was rentmod. theme to the boaphat wine, be esprod. EXTRAORDINARY Scarts.—Cla Monday mains tilSre was a embeas moo as Ikeweed-wassimea. Fee sans dap provisos awe bad beak WNW la that dalibbearbeed about 120 savvin, fateadid M tho edam, sail as ft was wadersteed that they were le metro thole getwasiest It Mal th• fatio_Grima Wrilimisy). they eissullid sad es Dail* to their eid animas% Woven% bat saws% bsets, sad d Spl eta. .= ease shifts, war dispasd of be what dwy ofd may id the nes walked of se disk ladidwp with ref , be their drawees, to assishhamt of the ' THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION- HOUSE. /1111.3 ACCUSATION. William Groot was brought before Alderman Wire, INlGepil with !saris, emend himself of wobble, his guagloyer of U. 124. W., ho Hum. Tko police....—He mai up to ate mad said he bad apessitted the robbety, and deserved to be pude/led. The defendant—The truth is, fay lota, I ro more robbed say body than I robbed you, bet I had no place top to, sad as I believed the bight would be wet, I was determiaed I NA to get a baffles, sad I ~seeded. Alders.. Wire amid, U Weeding had gess to the work bolos he would have bee. aeconisodated, sad discharged hiss with the castle% lever to tell a lie with the object of pUlag a bed by it again. TOO 01A101 AGAINST Tl 3 GAZING STOIII DIALS,. Alder.... Wire said he had taken tan osesideration the question of the day before with respect to the chugs splint the ..arise-store dealer who had not kept • regular book, lad entered the ~se of a pros therein who LI . had sold some stoles copperplates bilis. He regretted to is lay that be felt seder the obligation to dad& wreardiug to le the view takes by Mr. Lewis, the Whiter to the stoked- 1 y tn to ant sad diseharge the ~used, whom soadset ia the at. et. natter was easeediattly euleable. The defeadaat was thou discharged. MARY L BBON E. CAUTION TO 007Y11 5007 LID RATING 1017111111111111. POLICIA H.wy Doris way charged before Mr. Leas, ea a suns- t. NO obtainsd against hi. at this toetaase of the police, thereat his with bowleg opened his home for the sale of ix bee , before one in Um aftersoon of Bisaday, the Wad last. ft, Brown, 299 D, noted that, oa the Inoraias of the day in 14 question, be, at half-pass eleven o'clock, west in plain olothee to the maims of doloadsat, who is a coffee-ahoy sad setiathouse keeper in Hul.street, Lisson.grove. Ho Lit followed in two men, who savored by a private door, sad t . ltae of the madame' asked for a pot of porter, with which they as were, without hesitation, supplied; a sispones was put down, 3 4 and 24. change tiVall. Defendant, while giviag the chaps', asked witness what hi would like to have, he replied a half IS plat of beer ;it was headed to his, and lie paid for it, and re Ow ether two men called for, and had, a plat are. De. ilt h•dont was *Anted to sell beer by retell, bat cot to ho 10 link on the premises. se. Fined 20s. and soots. tic • Dll7llllllll LAWTII. SO Yr. Alfred Imams, deicribed sea solidter living in the Heispetesd-reed, was @tossed by Pollee Cosstablo 114 8, rs who as the previous night, at 11 o'clock, dadias bins drank fa dogmata street, sad quit. inespablo of taking we of IC himself, conveyed his to the station how/. Finsd fa. 1. 1 I' U •a WAY. to SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two Mem. The railway share market today - is generelly lower. Lanouhire and Yorkshire stock has fallen 1 per t. ; and Caledonians show much heavinses. Great Western stock is comparatively steady, at 66} to 663; London and North Western is quoted 921 to # ; Midland, 66/ to 661, be ing a considerable decline; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 761 to 77 ez die.; and Caledonians, 301 to t. French lines are considerably lower. flaumAat 4114 4101 AND iffoolll. 1 Saki tads, lAnwan. ft. Usedsaa ..... 1114 44 418 471 111.1 "... 111 an Nam WiraThliem 01 114 Laa." 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Probrooss _ , Crystal Paha Mown kw& Eng k AnstraUna Dapper Mark ToMoral* Unser& Bow. Naylastiot GenerslB.B.l 4 l% Ind 03. Om Iron Screw °Mir irdit;;;a7ffliing7Cisi.l presk.p s ! St. AFierisinl ~:.._-i 1"1307De. North Brit. Auul7s North or Europe MOM— 'Orients! Ofko _ _ &vs Ma on S MAO 1 0 , 070 1 01aele orlreVea 0440 ill 1 00 , 00 0 10e. 'Ample °Maeda' —.. all *MOO 10 •Aaeleallem @moo t tumor. 1,010 N elasesies Ina &ow all SO.OOO 006 Iron l4 A SS 4 ND 015affilup.105.041.ps IS 0,000 00 DoOleanaao Oalala all 11,403 00 DOll5. Juba Del Boy 15 10,000 1 •00.0•0151003.,Jea. 15,000 40 100,000 .101a&Cici : **** 1 540,00 11. •Oppaer Mame 00 tag all 1,000 NI .Da. Peel. 76 per oust an 90.000 16 IV SO ali 100,000 1 lbw* Tab Pas. all 79,00 u 1 Dated lids. ell 11.000 46 Greet l'elseeth all 10,066 0 OreoWllealVar Vallad .11 00,000 1 Llba. .- ...... 10,000 9 Lfasina ell MOO .. Da. B. 5 10,000 . 11 Lailealea. lf 110,05 at; 00,000 mo s .... $OO,OOO 1 Neavas . all 10,0 0 0 SO l'00.11•51 Wyse rtiell 100,000 II Peet 101111 p —... 1 00,000 1 0..010 Beak— all IWO SO rllleywase all 10,1100 IS Va. New .. ell 7,000 00 4ealiage 10,000 1 eeetb Aartralles 40,060 1 Do.ticap ...... all 4,040 10 fin iron 441 111.01 Malted . all 70.0 74 10 1 1 Waller 100,000 1 Wont alarlpres.. .... al Treasleraalely stimped ii: I Bt. e • 4 i•slii;;E6iiiVinsisi renan,ek Oriental Wm! 1 • STN•i • 1 Portland IN. Complay Royal Kali Steam I %IPA& Maar. Wigs Do. Now ..cooth Mouth= Laud %Amadei Tell. Veep Do. Do. Biesiorod ?mato..Po.o(UpOoo. Von Mom% Load si i I' II le II sei if' Ii ad id 14 15 14 li Mumma& Pais Par Ma 6 Toad. Ts i 1 pea. isema. &a S. 1816. lOC Imo- liegesabat 11 t s 00 BIT Wmbylwabor L &MU* . — 1.842 3.122 2 N 3 Wilt aorhatirwaini s. Lossmitn, ass Osioda• X 200 93 113 U 8 Wok .9018( lispimber losemtat sad Oidlis — 6,763 1.753 8.938 6.104 FRENCH IMPORT DUTIES ON MACHINERY AND ARTICLES OP IRON AND STEEL. (110)1 LASt moires aAisrm) Bowl of Trade, Whitehall, Sept. 13, 1866. The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade sad Plantations hays reasived, *roan the Secretary of State for Fordo Affairs, a copy of a despatch from her Majesty's Ambassador at Paris, easiosiag copy of a Fronk imperial dean modifying, as fellows, the duty on maniasey sad ankles of iron sad stesL Cast Iris, unified. tensed casole, is manes of the weight of 16 kiln, or mom, 7f. psi 100 kilos. Iron -In Idatro or listtosild, plated with tin, lead, site, ss ooppor, 401. per 100 kilos Wiro.-Iroa wire plata with somber metal, 30f. per 100 kilos. Whit* metal string. for lastrumsata same duty as for steel win. Nothing oossidend as wire whin has not pasted throigh the drawing plata Hardware: Bad plates of all Muds, 60f. ; steel wire for iadismioni string' , 70f., ter 100 kiln None will be con sidered es plates which are not of the size of from 20 to 26 centimitres at inst. Broken articles of wrought iron, 81. per 100 kilos. Broken articles of cast iron same duty u raw oast iron. Machinery and implements in a complete state.-Stain Boehm -Stationary, 25f. ; marine, 361. ; locomotives with out tenders, 401. Other than steam-For spinning, 40f. ; for twisting (m6.liirs i tisear), 16f.; cards (untrimmed), 30f. ; L r tile making, 60f.; for pan? tasking, 30f. ; for *stint, 301. ; agricultural, 16f. • ' waggoas (do terrors meat) with w o ody bodies sad ciastinia wheels, 20f. ; river bosh and shanks, Under, bonen, gasometers, sugar sad distilling and heating apparatasire. In iron, 301. Other than steam, not specified, sad weighing 100 kilos. at least, 661.: 100 to 200 kilos, 46f.; 200 to 1,000 kilos , 35f.; 1,000 to 2.600 kilos., 30f ; 2,000 to 6,000 kilts., 261.; mere than 6,000, 20f. per 100 kilo/. Plates mid Ribs's& of Cards of all kinds, 2001. par 100 Idles Kmbissry and Implomatits, In detached picas.-Otbsrs is list Sys, weighing 26 kihni., at least, 80f. ; 26 to 60 kilos, OK; AO tJ 100 thin . 661. 100 to 200 kilos., 45f. • IN to 1,000 kilts.. Bbf. ; 1.000 to 2.600 kiln., 25f.; 2,600 3,1110 kiln, 201 ; mere thou 6.000, 15f. Ii wrought isom-6 kilos., at least. 100 f. ; 6 to 26 kilos., 30f. ; 26 to 60 lan t 701.; mere than 60 kilos., 601. Is staaL-2001. par ISO Nos. Tools.-Implamsata of husbaadry-Beythes, 1201.; dins, es, as at present. Flaz nabs, In, with iron or awn teeth, and with steel troth, as at present. Files and csepa-Poe, for polishing, of the Unita of 17 contim4tres as ate, 1801 ; of less than 17 centimetres, 225 f. Saws of tics Wirth of 146 sontimierso, or nom 110 f.; of has this isailmilwas sad down to 60 matiisetm, and circular saws of moro than 20 sestissitras diameter, 176 f. . • of 60 antimatter and le n and circular saws of loss than 20 an ti• Wow diameter, 200 f. ()thin of min Imo, as at prompt of irea mined with stool, 1261. ; of pan stool, 1761. par 100 irO Metal guess-()f ieea, 761. ; of stool, gars, 1601. per 100 MONEY MARKET—TaIS DAY. Two o'Czoon. The tendency of the stock markets oontinues down wards, bat die English funds maintain their price with 1 . comparative steadiness. Present quotation; are only 1 per ant. lower than they closed yesterday. Con sole are quoted 801 to i for money, and 80i to a for the 12th of October. India stook has bsen ;leak in at 230 to 231; Bank Stock, for amount, at 218; Ikehequer Bills, at be. to 10e. prem.; and India Bolds at 16e. prem. Turkish stocks show a heavy fall, the Six per Cents. having been sold se low as 901, and the Four per Cent.. at par. After recovering to 914, the Six per Cents. are now quoted 90/ to I. and the New Loin, to prem. Spanish Deferred Three per Ceuta. are quoted 19/ to 20. Equador Bonds have been dealt in at 4i ; Mexican at 211 to I; Smith Old Three per Cents. at nt,; French scrip at 21 to 21 prom.; end Dutch Four per Cent. Certi ficates, at 96 to 96i. The efflux of gold from the Bank has not yet maned, further parcels having been withdrawn yester day. ne amount of specie brought in by the Tagus, es Portugal, is only 6,8361. The foreign exchanges this afternoon generally showed a further improvement, the supply of bills' being considerably in excess of the demand. The quotations for Austrian paper, however, ruled lower, owing to the firmer feeling reported ss prevailing at Vienna. The current rates are annexed, vie., cm Paris, at short, 26.20 to 26; ditto, three months, 26.471 to 621; on Amsterdam, short, 11.17 to 3; ditto, three months, 11.19 to 1; Hamburg, 13.81 to 9 ; Frankfort, 118/ to 119 ; Vienna, 11.16 to 29 ; and Trieste, 11.17 to 22. The corn market yesterday was firm at last Monday's rates, but several parcels of wheat realised an ad vance of ls. to 2a. per qr. The demand for certain kinds of wheat and Spanish flour for exportation to France continues very active. The arrivals of foreign grain in London are still very small, amounting this week to only 6,880 qrs. of wheat, 670 of barley, and 6,100 of oats. Off the coast, at "ports of call," only nine cargoes of wheat and three of maize have arrived sines Friday week. A large business has been done this week in floating cargoes, chiefly for the United Kingdom. The latest reports from abroad confirm the impression that is a considerable portion of western Europe, including France, Belgium, Holland, and part of Germany, the result of the h is not satisfactory. The demand to supply this continental deficiency will tend to check the hoped-for fall in corn in the Loudon market. At Paris a fresh rise in the price of flour has taken place. The Emigration Commissioners will receive tenders on the 20th inst. for the hire of two ships, to proceed respectively to Sydney and Portland Bay, and to be ready to receive passengers between the Bth and 16th of November. Advice. from St. Petersburg to the 6th inst. quote the exchange on London at 36 3-16 to 6-16 d. The tallow market was quiet, but 700 casks had been taken for transmission westward. The rest of the overland transit wits still rising. The weather was rainy. The Midland Railway Company have just issued a notice inviting tenders of loans on debentures, in sums of 1001. and upwards. It is a pity that this ne gotiation could not have been carried out a week or two ago, before the late rise of 1 per cent. in the rate of discount. The Australian Agricultural and Peel River Corn panies' shares to-day were flatter, but those of the Canada Land Company continue in favour. Bank shares were quiet. The stock of the new City Bank was better, at sto 7 rem. General Screw Steam shares were dealt in at 15 to 1 ; Peninsular and Oriental at 691; Royal Mail Steam at 791 to 80; and New York and Erie Railroad Third Mortgage Bonds, 1883, at 86 (exchange, Bs. 6d.). The remarkable rise in the sugar market continues. The following weekly summary of the produce market is extracted from the circular of Mews. W. J. and R. Thompson : A good amount of businees has been done during the week, and in many instances at embalmed quotations. The , public sales of sager have not bean extensive, but privately urge mammies, have occurred, and prices generally show a rise of about le. 6d. per cwt. The native sorts of Ceylon coffee have been in request,and sales have been made at 604. to 615., being an enhancement of le. to Is. 6d. per cwt. and an advance of le per cwt. has been paid for Pl.ntaties Ceylon. Several sales of spice have been held, at white black pepper has advanced id., and white pepper id. to I.d. per lb., but eaasia lignea bee declined Is. per cwt. Saltpetre dull of sale, and of the parcels offered ealy a few less sold on lower terms. Rice continues steady. A moderate business has bee. effected in tea, and quotations rale as last week. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, Sept. 8, when compared with the previous return, shows the following results : Cireolation issue Circulation active 20,142.106 laczeam 37,476 Pablie deposits 7,691.337 Diereses 223.369 Other deposits Oevernment securities in banking department 13,031,088 Without alteration. Other securities in banking department Coin sad bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills 991,666 Increase 11,705 The Rest The Reserve (viz., notes and coin in anking department) The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view : Public &paths increase.. 2323,368 Other deposits decrease .. £127,666 Notes and billr in circulation increase .. 49,180 Rest femme.. 8,817 On the other ride of the account: Goverment' securities iceman .. No change Other securities •• 975,242 Coin and bullion decrease .. 711,742 Total These changes, especially the increase of nearly one million in the private securities, and the decrease of nearly three-quarters of a million in the bullion and of 769,2171. in the reserve, indicate a great pres sure for money, and fully account for the rise in the rate of discount. The increase in the Treasury balances is not large. Next week's return is ex pected to exhibit changes similar in tendency. BANK 01 ENGLAND.—An Amount pennant to the Act Dit and SS Via, o. St for the week adios as Saturday, Best it net Beam braid isio9 DINAVUIR. Debt .... Z 2 01.016.111 "1"811 1 Er s ateStiti l .99g 900 Oda sad Baden 13.668.006 sneakoo l DAPZISO ProwlsWe DOW Ata.141 . ,00 3.637.340 Public Devetta Onetod aesmli of ". N otlmel Lobe, rd My. Meta) 7.301.337 Otbar Papaw Sons4u sadoearDlNa 891.646 sruoctoos p eLIZZIZart &mews 'hided. Dead Wdght I Annuity) Wren *mama ****** 16:837 - -- ;227 N 04•1 1 Gni, &Ad 7,64. 3 94 71 .. 649. 41.37.743.166 &Pt 13. 116& £T1.143,6i14 Y. MARBILLLIA, Chid Cashier. FRIDAY BYRNIII The English funds maintain gna t comparative steadiness, but closed to day 1 per cent. lower then yesterday. In the other departments of the market the downward tendency is more apparent. The chief feature in the Stock Exchange to-clay was con siderable prfteure for money, which commanded at one period of the day as much as five per cent. upon deposit of government seconds% Some large parcels of Exchequer Bills have been thrown upon the market for realisation by bankers and others, who are now able to find more profitable employment for their funds. '1 he price of Exchequer Bills stood yesterday at 10s. to lbs. prem. ; to-day sales were reseed as low as 3s. prem. and the closing quotation was 6s. to l Os. prem. These sales, coupled with the recent heavy realisations of stock on account of the Bank of England, and the instalment on the Turkish loan, which appears to be largely held by the dealers, sufficieatly accent for the pressure in the Stock Exchange. The discount houses to day raised their rate for money "at call" to 31 per cent., and, at a short notice, to 31 per cent. The various joint stock banks have also raised the rate for deposit accounts at ten days' notice to 31 per cent. The rates of discount are maintained at the enhanced range lately established by the Back, and a good general demand for accommodation is still este ' deuced. • Consols were quoted during a part tithe m: c risln e i at 903 to g for the 12th of October, bet-had ro at the close to 903 to 3. For money the final quo tation was 903 to I. The difference between the price for money and that for aebount is now more considerable. The official business report is u fel lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for meet 903,„ 3, ; ditto, for account, 12th Oct., 90 3,3, 3; Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bon s, falling payable in 1869, 1003, 1003; India Stock, 229, 230; India Bond., 20s. prim. The New Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in 1886, were dealt in at 17 per 11. annuity. The foreign stuck market was rather Batter, but the decline was mainly confined to Turkish securities, which appear at present to eager chief speculative attention in this department. The biz per Cent. Bonds marked 93 in the morning, but had defined at the sloes to 92 to 3, or upwards of 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. The new Four per Cent. guaranteed scrip ranged between 3 and I rem., and closed, with a dull appearance, at g to prem. The rise in the vales of money renders the position of weak holders of this stock more difficult, owing to the rapidity and heaviness of the accruing instalments. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooi. __ The gold mining shares remain (full. - Grand Dochy of Baden shares mark 1. Santiago shares are firmer, and have been dealt in at 41 to b. In other foreign and colonial mining stocks there is no change. We also hear of the following transactions in the Stock Biohange, wiz.: Devon Great Cassel@ ' 400; Tinerott, 31. 4; Boetridge Coneols. 6i, ; Leder Bertha, L g, Doltris'og, 10e., Ile.; Bryntord Hall, 60; Receipt patted, 60; Dithea, 21; Great Wheal Ver, 16e. COMMERCIAL AND MARIETB. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow market it steady, with a fair demand for con sumption —Town Tallow is quoted 68r. nett cash; Peters burg Y.C. on t h e spot, 675. 6d. ; October to December, 676 33 to 675. Bd. Maxim AVEILLOIIII.—Towe tallow, 60s. 3d. ; fat by ditto 3s. 20.; yellow B.ussian, 695.; melted staff, 445. Od. roagb ditto, 275. 6d. ; tallow g , 124. ; good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. D.,. reports trade u follows t—Prime mea dow bay, 106 e. to 115 s. ; superior, 120 s. to 1261.; laferior, 70s. to 905.; rows., 80a. to 100 s.; clover. 100 s. to 140..; sound out, 100 s. to 1305.; straw, 28s. to 33.. COVENT GARDEN MARKET.-THIS DAY. Good Peaches and Noontime' from open walls are mow abundant. Apricots are laffell than they were last week. English Pine Apples continue to be well supplied. Plums are plentiful, and Grapes of excellent quality are abun dant. Apples and Pears are furnished in considerable quantities. Kent Filberts ars coming in plentifully; they realise from 55e. to 60e. per 100th.. Oranges fetch about 20e. per leo. Pacoima Tomatoes are coming in plentifully, and fetch from 12s. Bd. to 15s. per ben hold ing eb ,ut five sieves. Potatoes are plentifully supplied. Latino's realise fr in 6d. to 9d. per score. Cut Flowers consist of PllBlliOD Flower', Heliotrope', Esphorbias, Verhenu, Carnatioas, Cyclamens, Chinese Primroses, Heaths, and Koss'. FRUIT. Pine Appiss, per lb., 34 tolls Ketone, each, Is to 5s Grapes, per lb, Is to 4. Pears, Jargonell.perdes.,tkitolsrld Paseber, per dos, Is 64 to is per halt sieve, le tots Neonates', do., Is Id toss Apricots, per dos.. Is ed tot. per sieve. la to Ire Pigs, peados.. Is 6d to 4s Gwengsges, per punnet, Is to Is Filbert, per dos. len, 6s to fie Fiume, per sieve, le to 7s TROr Cauliflowers. per doe., es Was kresett Beans, per ball sieve, I F ABLEI3. Woos, p. 11 Wallah feed to 4. vstis. per bunt!, Id to Jd Vegetable Matrowe, per dorm, 146 to Is Shallots, per lb. 44 to Gd Girlie, par lb., 6€l to Id Lettuces. Citb., p. Korey 9d to le I pee mom late legel Bata Wade, p. pa. fd to Sd Bond Radek, per W., Se to 46 Stuebrxer, per pet., loSd to Iddl 1 Pereley, per Womb, td to ed Mwelot, per bawd, fd toil EasC per blase% ltd to S 6 Mat, green, do., Id to Stl 1.74 • Potatoes, per too, 4Ss to 964 pm ewt., 344 d to Ss per boats. is to es Carrots, p. bum*, ed to 6d runstpa, do., 2d to ed Cucumbers, aged, Sd to 6d Tomatoes, p. pumiet, Is to ta 6d Spinach, per Mese, to is Best, per dos., ts is o=per bus.. Is to Is id se, per dos., Ss to 64 Cagetrams, ssr 1.0.1, 17 MOD OW TEN ORRAT Williams Cligg, residing at N 0.14, Bartoa-street, Bartow- fel stement, of no bums's, was charged with attempting to to defraud the Chu' Norther& Railway Company by not pay isg hie fers. at. It appeared from the evident* of Sergoaat Unman, that this saorniag be was at Homey collecting tickets from the mail train. which arrived there at about a quarter fic put 6. 17pen ping to one of the second-class carriages he t o , saw the prisoner, sad, upon asking hie for his ticket, he se said he bad not (got one, but would make it all right at 1 Xiairreross. He leaked the door and travelled with the as train to that station, and when he arrived there he found U that the prisoner had °healed the compartment is which ha had been dttiog. He, however, arrested him, and upon faits so him into eustody, he said that he had bent down to Dow le easter rasa, that he had bet 171., end that not having 3 money easegb, he had travelled up to tows, having passed 6 the porter who asked the passengers at Doneuter to show their tickets, by produelog a fake one. The sergesat the. i t took the private op, mad when he was searched, a railway es. ticket, 19s. 84., a cud sue, and other property was found r upon him. The fire denuded from him was 235., sad bad be set resorted to sash tricky means to escape, the ear 10 piny, who always set very leniently, would no doubt have :1 trusted hira the money. The Magistrate fined the prisoner 405., and ordered Ma g to pay the railway fere. SOUTHWARK. ALIA 011) RODBRIAT OP MITT Jaws Frost., a middle aged female, the keeper of a cow 10 mos leftist house is Lentotreet, wee eiterged with steal- 2 leg thirty sovereigns, the property of Alfred Dodd, wider to the killowieg statelier eireesontacse et. The prooteutor, a temple looking young bllow, stated that t it,', he wee a porter at a brewery ie the City road, and eines 5 Mislay last had been from his work and bed lodged in the 1 1 : SMlllthearkood of Hest-street. He knew the reamer a a ft kftlarbsuse keeper about four maths, sad ea Teraday Wait, shortly after twelve o'clock, he wee pawing her ;i bow, when he saw her standing at the door. le She took hold of his um sad uked him in, 1: 1 : when he sent for a pint of brandy to treat her St. and smother man and woman. After they had drank that, IM witness deposited 30 sovereigns is the hands of the prisoner to to keep for din satil the onoralog, and, having three ems reigns and a half in his pocket, he went oat with a young et, tart and a female. He was then under the iallunce aliquot, n ; and while panda( up Newington Causeway, the Ma, whom -r be had einem ascertained to be a returned tranopert, pot his I. hand fa his pocket, and robbed hint of the IL lOa., gt when they all ran away. In the muss of the Widmer Si. gig he went to the prisoner for the return of his M ' mosey, but she denied having ever had it, sad bundled him SS out of the house. Finding she would sot return his nom, p e e he called is a polire-eoustable and gave her into custody. is Mr. Combo—What did you give her i• austody for? it Promoter—For stadia( ay mosey. Mr. Cowl:le—How is that ? Aswan' to your own as ts oust you gave it her to keep for you. Thom it so pea liet. tea or for the charge of sts;liog ilia mousy. Whore - did 1e you get it frost ? lo 10 Prosecutor—lt was ray ova, sad I shosid sot laws loft it to with her, cooly I was aWs drank, sad I was afraid I 6 eight loss it - kr. Coats—lf your sto►y ii tree, you have boss a very bask fellow is luting eo muds mosey la the heads of i nab a person. However, that I have nothing to do with. Than is so protases for charging her with stooling it, fo therefore she nut be &ashamed. If you wall to recover your money, los stay sue ber is the Comity Court. io THAMES. Se So 801111111L3 COO/LIT TO ♦ Will. st Georg* Rood, a labourer, a singularly ill-favoured dint- J: pond looking fellow, of No. 2, Joha-sseet, Charles-street, sec its. George-in the-Bast, wee brought before Mr. Dieu, I charged with a murderous assault ea his wife, Ass Road, e sad cheroots' her from the Ant-floor window of her dwell- I big Into the West. 4 The preatestirix, who was led into court, sad was is a very WI weakly madttios from loos of blood, stated that her husband Zi bad long bees is the practice of 111-sling he. He same IN boon last sight drank, and took bar child: from her, tad after throwing it moss the room, oosustseed sweazing at " her, and kieked her. She went M the arelateami of her 1 80 .. child and he , said " It's yew I want; I ham hoes waiting to ; do Mb a brag while, and lam determined to be strung to up at the gallows fee you, and I Man not be " eatbaed till I have your life." He then took to the Mild from her mein. She took it from him end struggle enema, sad he maks kicked her sad beat her. s She went towards the window, which wee braes, threw up the melt, and, being fearful the child would be killed. site dropped Mete the arms ef a mighbour in tke street,and eipßed 10 sat" Hordes." She was bases' out of the window, end r e ssLLlag es the neighbours to omelet, when bar husband aimed 30 bar by the heel sad deliberately threw her sat of the via- : law lab) the Meet Übe was nest fearfully braised, mad is was remised iseessible. The pear weeses, who wee la great psis, bore sobbed Send, sad wee adsted to • chair. pi The prisms, is being acted ea foe his defeats, said, la 10 • stales matt, "I have walking to soy." So Mr. Ingham—Of all the abominable sad creel eases •si of awash ea wawa it has beat my lot to bear, this is the r, weed; aid if the *Mature bad gives 111111 the power to Mies • maltase of twelve seethe harimessont sad hard lam, I would have Wined it in this saw I ss•tsase Ss primer to ds scathe imprlecaseat sad hard labour, sad'at tie sod of sass potiod y Ii to emu tato sarotisotO key die poses tswanti ►ia amok Mame wife and all hor Maleaty's sabieds fee the spies of twelve swathe. ma prieleilf was immediately Nat away LI the TM to Wm. The &sparer of Runk bee unhorsed the order of IX Asa et tbs lat doss so ILandae, bead et Os mares Gantry artillery, ter dietiertibed nubs', sad eepseielly fee the sssaaerta whisk be curled eat the &- fess@ weeks at Odeeee.—Jounted de &. Potenkarg. I'eo ~i WT .-- 1 Willio Is w! 5 I a a 1 a 7411 71 24 "I NH 1,2 If ad up. 9799 II 97 I 6 ST IMO OS Si MI dm. M 15, 1855. Ns adv. 114 20} 20 Na 4 Vim - FM fps NI N I lj di 29 41 184 IN 112 j 11N If 2j I SI as no FATAL EXPLOSION OF NAPTEIA. Yesterday afternoon the premises of Messrs. Booth and Tickers, manufacturers of napthe, Hensley Fields, Wolverhampton, were the wens of a fearful eonflagration, which resulted in the immediate destruction of the lives of two persons, and in causing injuries to others which will, in one case without doubt, terminsta fatally. Shortly after two an explosion was beard, and a broad sheet of flame immediately area* from the works, and rushed in a duns mass over the roofs of two smell houses adjoining. In one of them there wu • married woman named Christina Oarraghty, v. ry near her confinement, and • child, four year old. On bootleg the noise of the explosion she rushed out of the house, with her child in her arm, the flame met her, and. is • moment, reduced her infant to a blackened corpse, while she herself was dreadfully burnt over the whole of her body. Ia the other house were • woman named Elisabeth Hurley, about 60 years old, her daughter, Mary Alia Harley, and the intent child of another daughter, who was out at work. The eldest of the females ran for the child, and, wrapping it in her dram, ran into a pantry. Both were burnt, the woman • good deal, but neither dangerously. The other woman was very much burnt, and ell were conveyed to the hospital, where Oar eighty was at once pronounced to be fatally injured. She bad not been living in the house more than a few days. Mary Ann Harley was very seriously burnt, but is expected to recover. At the works themselves a terrible scene was presented. A man named Barnard Maley was fortunately the only persui in the yard. He was at' first seen rushing to a doorway which opens to the canal ; bat, being unable to pale ou ace.ount of the Bre, he WU next perceived making vain efforts to get through • small window. A bole was then broken through the roof of a shed in which be was with a boat kook, sod he scrambled up, but before a ladder could be brought be sank back into the flames. Five fire ugh's* were soon on the spot, and commenced playing co the sur rounding building., and in an hour the flames were co fax subdued as to enable the men to go to the spot where their comrade was last been, and whence his remains were carried—tt blackened mass of charred flesh and bone. The corporation bad repeatedly complained of the work., and the question of its removal stood for consideration at the next council meeting. The accident is believed to have been canted by some cinders from the femurs igniting a cask of Depths standing scut, which, running up the pipe, eased an explosfrn of the si hole mass. SCOTTISH CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY. It appears from the report of the directors that the surplus earnings of the half-year ending 31st January last, after payment of the dividend of 6 per cent. , amounted to 1,2161. 4.. ; the receipts for the present half-year are 66,0661.61. 11d.; the working expenses, including debenture and preference interest and other outlay*, 40,3751. 12s. 3d. —24.6801. 14s. 8d ; leaving for dividend the sum of 26,8961. 19s. 115. ; out of which the directors recommend a dividend at the rate of 6 per cent. on the consolidated stook. payable on 2nd October neat, which will amount to 25,6001 ; leaving a balance to be carried forward of 3961. 19s. lid. ACCIDENT THROUGH RIDING ON A CART-SIIAEL— The coroner for the western division of Middles*: hes ro mind information of the death of David Seiwood, aged 34, who was for the lest eight years in the employ of Mr.Vican, 00 .,),,,pe,. of Pimlico. DeCOSS. d wee proceeding with • cart from Kingston, whoa, in peeing through Harlesdon, near Paddiegtun, he foolishly attempted to ride on the shaft. The consequence wee he was jerked off the vehicle, and this near wheel passing over the lower put of his person crushed him in • frightful . Several persons rushed to the unfortunate man's assistance, but be expired before medical assistance could be procured. The cart was heavily laden at the time, and therefore the part of hie body the wheel passed over wee literally crushed to • pulp. EAST INDIA CIVIL SERVICE.—Tbe salary of the reduced from 18,000 rupees to 14,400 rupees per annum, front the date on which Mr. Ward, the present incumbent, took charge of the affirm. It i. reported that the Madras Government bee directed ell heeds of offics at that Presi dency to im.rina upon their suborelinat e ts the discredit attaching to anent to the Insolvent Court, and has ordered the Clerk of the Suprema Court to furnish government with a statement hallyearly, showirg what goveroment servants have during that in t I applied for the benefit of the Act, the amount of their liabilities, and actual auete.— Civil Service assails. A LUCKY UNBELIRVER.—It is now nearly twelve months ego since the " Decisive Intelligence !" of the nap tore of Sebastopol wee announced to the world three days after the battle of the Alma. In the afternoon of the day lonoyawihsichusithzem"eDnescsi.tiivne i au te ce l r Zne: l ; g appe roo a m rad o , f a a p ee art na y o in f mug hotel in Arundel, congratulating each other on the nano of oar arms at Aims, and drinhieg the health of the Allied army in sundry glasses of grog, when in rushed the landlord with • newspaper end its "Decisive Intellipenee," which wee joyfully received ; but there was an unbeliever is the camp, and be offend to give the landlord %sovereign, provided the worthy host would give him a shilling • day till Sebastopol wee taken. "Agreed," reclaimed &oiler% The sovereign was banded over and mix at, sad every Biter dap night sines the unbeliever has been ea unwelcome visitor at the hotel, and claimed 7s. weekly, thus having se , mind nearly 184. for his vast of faith, and he hardly believes It is taken yet. —Seim Express. Ili 2.4 1 24 S. : 134 Si i 10211 4 4 1 1 a as; It 3 111 1 IP Sti 7 Ne i II Si $4 3f 4101 a it 27 29 fr is IS IT Is SO I 1 el. 1$ d 3 1 1$ 14 /0 die psi die 3 37 $3 SO 43 U U 44 Sti 9 4 71 IS II 9 Il i it • Is • se 1 u U 8 • dim i 1 i 57 • 1131 i