The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-10 00:00:00

Although the reed was blown Up ia several placer, eni tof the well bare been filled up, the Russians, severthelow, attempted to re-open the communications oa that side by meant of sea ea foot or on horseback ; but the bomb ?easels completely iatereept the passage. We have mama to believe that two of those vessels have pene trated late the Putrid Sea, galled Sneak by the Russians. This expedition, the result oe which must be soon known, presents may difficulties. Pint, the water is very shallow. It would appear, from the observations made by M. Pallas, that it is easy to penetrate into the Sivash when the easterly wind drives the waters of the Sea of Az oft into it, and con sequently increases its depth. But that wind subsiding, the oaten fall back, the Smash resumes its lesel,and the vessels sapped therein would be compromised if surprised by that phenomenon. Thew ly wind produces a contrary drat, and frequently dries up • surface of from 10 to 12 miles along the coast of Beaman, Taganrog, Tchan-Keel, As. Teem is finally a lost consideration—the season of the greatest beat is about is set in, when mephitic miasmata emanate In m those stagnant waters and produce intense fevers. Oor seamen would not heed that, hat their health being ',vaned to shies fall of i solicitude for them, the saponifies will not certainly be undertaken under unfavourable circumstances. We are here perfectly quiet. Some of the ialbabitaats of Keehn have written to the families who emigrated to Cantina. nople inviting them to return to the town, where order now prevails, and persons and property are respected. Notwithe studies the meows of the Roseau the market of Kutch is abundantly supplied. The people appear very well pleased with the prima we pay for their provisions. The market may yet assume a greater exteeeloo, and reader us impor tant anima. We have received good ascents from our dif ferent positions along the cosset Tie fortiteatieee el Fort St. Paul. called in Russia Penlotokais, situated at a sheet dinette* from Korteh, below Cape Ak Beano% are tormie sated. We have there a small garrison, which male a few days age • successful and profitahn excursion. Oa the 18th two companies left for the interior. They followed et first the Knatiinch-Bournon road to the runs et ea ell hospital. They thence marched along the high pond, effi the right, to a village of abnut9o houses, called et • short distanc_ from which were the stewed pews of • regiment of Cossack., quartered at Sultanovke. Schorubatch our troops proceeded meow the plateaued Koyach, and passed through • country iatereected meth raviam, from which noun several small streams, nail s. ea some distance to empty into • fine lake, alms to the am They there found the village of Kep Sarai-Min, ettagpeeed of about 25 dwellings, seated ia a rather fertile eintlq. Numerous droves of bullocks, grazing in the addffiling fields, were surrounded by our men; and the Tanen bey iag been put into requisition, made no objection to acoom puny our soldiers, and drove before them six hundred bead of horned cattle. AU this occurred under the eyes of a squadron O.' Cossacks, who followed the column for a considerable distance. It is an extraordinary fact that two companies of infantry should thus penetrate six lingo- s iota the interior of the country, and execute, withia • league of the Ru sian cantonments, so complete • ramie. We learned from the inhabitants of Schorubatch and Kop.Sarai-Min that they intended to bring their cattle to the market at Kertch, but that the Russians had faced them to collect them on one point, threatening to destroy their villages if they held any communication with the allied armies. They were delighted with our visit, which enabled them to dispose of their cattle without incurring the displeasure of the Russians. Our Commitment bought 400 oxen only. We did not wish to deprive those poor people, who are anything but hostile to us, of their most va luable resources. The cows were returned to them not, how ever, without having been milked by our soldiers. I have been informed ley so inhabitant of Kertch, who had received a letter from Kale, that the ws.lthy Greek merchants of Taganrog had sustained considerable losses. The other foreign merchants had retired with their property into the interior. It was not believed, says one of those letters, that the governor would he mod enough to attempt to defend Taganrog, and that he would sacrifice the safety of the tows to the von pleasure of firing some cannon shots, which were the signal of its destruction. Several bombs fell into the churches, where they occasioned considerable damage. At Yeniksle the works of defence are completed and armed. We are on those two points fully prepared to receive the enemy. The English and French vied with each other la zeal and skill in fortifying Yenikale. The works me to* splendid, and the covered ways and bastioned frost Woe sothieg to be desired. The advanced works are weffilikffilds On • hill, commanding the entire plain, at a dialing* id 2,000 yards from the town, we have mealdlshed song redoubt, which is the centre of a system of dams% Olen pieced by other smaller redoubts. Owing te the tltztesw 1/1 the Russians, which was justified by recent event', the Straits of Kutch were little or imperfectly knowo. To-day one of our hydengraphic engineers is surveying its shores and taking soundings. The result of his exploration will templets the fine hysleographle collection due to our navy. TUE New Perstpswr OP THR BOARD OP HEALTH. The Hos. Wm. Francis Cowper, who succeeds Sir B. Hall at the Baud of Health, is the step-son of Lord Pahunters. He was formerly a lieutenant is the Royal Hone Gouda, and has been a commissioner of Greenwieh Hospital, a Lord of the Treasury, and a Lord of the Admiralty. He held the two latter offices under Lord Jolts Rumen's administration, end wires Lord Aberdeen came into power be was again ap pointed a Lord of the Admiralty. He afterwards suerareded Mr. Fitzroy as Under-Poputary for the Home Department, which office he continued to hold up to the period of his nomination as President of the Board of Health. He has represented Hertford, the borough supposed to be ender the Wit of bra brother, Earl Cowper, since 1836. Amoog the subscribers to the memorial fund for the benefit of the family of the late Field-Marshal Lord Raglan am—his Gram the Duke of Wellington, 2001.; General Lord Sandy', 1001. ; the lee Earl of Sefton, 1001. ; his Gram the Duke of Richmond, 1001.; his Majesty the Ktng of the Netherleads, 1001. ; the bleiquis of Londonderry,' 1001. ; his Grace the Duke of Bedford, 1001. ; Viscoast Bamford. 1001. ; and Lientautat-General Sir George Brown, 1001. The telegraph between Constantinople and Shimla is templets, and in a few days will be in working order, when news from Constantinople will reach L'andon in 1$ hours. Mr. H. L Bayley, Assistant Commissary-General to her Majesty's Forties, died at Bahia's& au the 24th ult., of fever and extreme dehdiiy. The chairman of Mr. Laing'a election committee has oddest:4,d tee following letter to Lord Palmerton " Wick, Aug. 6.—My have just read with deep regret the speech delivered by Oa member for the North ern Burghs in the House of Commons on Friday evening, end while still entertaining the highest esteem for my hon. friend's public and private character, I neverthelese feel called upon, as chairman c f his central committee at the last elation, to state to your lordship that the sentiments ex pressed by the hoe. member on that occasion are not, in my opinion, the sentiments of his constituents, an overwhelm ing majority of whom I believe to be prepared to make still greater sacrifices in supporting the Ezeentive in a vigorous prosecution of the war In which this country and our noble Whin, the French, have been reluctantly involved. We do not view as war as a question of ' counterpoise firms limi• Utica,' bet as a great contest between civilisation and bar balm, and of liberty against despotism, and that not only slight her Majesty's Government to insist on a material guarantee for the future, but foe indemnification for the past.—l have the honour to remain, my Lord, your humble obedientservant. DAVID DAVIDSON.—To the Right Hon. Lord Palmerston." The Patrie denies the truth of a report that no letter is allowed to leave the Fritsch camp of the Crimea without being first marked by the Grand Provost boos pow lamer putty. It admits, however, that correspondents add►eeeed to the Paris journals is" subjected to regulations," bet affirms that private letters are exempt from any for. mality of the kind, and that their inviolability is strictly respected. Nina Laminae (Final's mistress) was found the etas, day by some railway labourers, lying down by a road side near Lyons, clothed in filthy rags, and exhausted by hunger and fatigue. In answer to inquiriee, she said that, after heels' made a great deal of money by exhibiting her self in Paris and London, she bad married in England, that all her money was long SWIM spent, and, being utterly destitute, she had determined to come to Lyons on the dunce of obtaining assistance from some persons then who knew her formerly. This unhappy celebrity is now 45 years of age, and the workmen describe her as hideous to beheld. The Ptarie, commenting on Lord John Russell's apish, says: "To resume, Lord John's entire disoouree bears the stamp of; an inconsistency and frivolity which cat could never have expected to find in a man of hie age and polities! szperiesm." We rend in the Journal de Loire!, " A young woman who pretends to have a divine missies, km just been lacked up in the Orleans prison. She asks to be seat to the Crimea, pretending that she could take Sebastopol in a very short time. She speaks on tke subject in the meet Wm and deliberate manner. All she asks for to aceomplish her glorious airies t is an escort of a sentient, a corporal, and ten mu. She t'at present committed ingloriously r a vogsbori." ANOTHER ROBBEET OF WATCHES IN THE CITY. —Yesterday seeming information was issued from the Mier polies Matisse, Bow.lane, of en extensive robbery, isimmitbni on the prosaism of Merin. Stsmillig, Bea, sad Co., jewollisse, No. 12, Old Jewry, City. It appears, in soisesiteme• elite nnaeroes robberies that have mostly aim NSW OW Neon. Stauffer, Soo, and Ce., were indented W leak nee their Meek, whss to their astonishment they feud thirteen gold &Wish hunting watches raining, twenty-two silver entehm, several meld Ammo, keys, aid other to &early • large »ward Is eiliesi Pr Z l W el As thieves. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. CAUTION TO ...mamma. JOAN Tbinknes, • private in the second battalion of the ltlyal Foot Artillery, war charged with being drunk sad having deserted his resiment. The rinser, who was drunk, stopped a policeman in 0.1-str, et, and asked him fora light; the policemen accused him of being a deserter. This he ad mitted, and was of course locked up. The prisoner said be was not • deserter. He bad bun in Alio regiment about • month, and having got out on the sad got drunk ct W o ol w i c h on T ues d a y, h e b a d pus his way up to town. The Magistrate said he did not think he meant deserting, he having kept his regimentals on ; so, if the pris nor wished t: I it, be would write to his officer to that effect. All he should 11l do was to seder him to be kept in the Houle of Detention A i 2/ until the escort fetched him to barracks WORSHIP-STREET. TAB ANZILICAN /01111.11 LOT 410•111. Dining the period set apart for applications t ) be heard, Mr. Adam% a pawnbroker is a large way of business in the gy pariah et Christ-church, entered the court, and addressing the MeaddiraM, requeotati that puldtaity might be given to It the preollom of • pima aliakte IdmeoM u Mark," 11 1 who hod reocullay favoured tio - porishiesen with his BOBibi esuL - dente Weakish. About a fortlifikt ride, an honest labour - is log man • to him (Mr. Adams) for 'mistimes that R. would aaaW Ms to make up 20)., as he had received a Bt esmaMmicalles from America that oa payment of that mun to imperliet ludiemmion, which inset greatly advantage bin), &- would be acalimmicated. The desired amount was ob- Wood, but dertneemly before it was parted with sc as exposure of the attempted fraud appeared in s t the daily papers. Baberquently, daring temporary ale- M. sense from Miasma, he himself received • favour of like de- Bt. seription from Mu Masks, wont' he now begged to hand to ILL the bend. The letter in question, basing • dark bine 7 4) " stamp, with white letters, anoosseing " Offlee for the Settle- la meat of Claims against the aivernment, 92, Warren- tel street, New Ynik City," well dated July 21st, 1866, and Bc states as • fly-Inf, ruled with hid ink, that the party to whams It le addreamd will hear of adiethiog of import- 1 1 1 1 and to his advantage," on the reinicauce of one posed eter ee - ling to the *Bolded address. Bt Mr. reNynemsrt observed that too much publicity could SO not be given to sultan of such nature, sad, doubtless, the 10 reporters at this, as at 'ow of the other coasts, would Mee less' it their attention. Bt. so 'SOUTHWARK. 40 D6/1110 GIAOTTS SOBBIST. 16 Wayne Morgan, a short, thick set, powerful looking St. young man, described on the charge sheet as a journeyman Si baker, was brought before Mr. Combs charged with being 84 ,-. eoncitimed, with another man not in custody, with assault- ;;; leg Oeorp Strange, and stealing from him a silver watch, 25 under the following daring eireonsetances too The prosecutor was so ill-used by the prisoner and his ass companion that he was unable to attend. So Robert Balls, a oedemas* residing at No. 16, Potters- 20 *BOO, Bermondsey New•reed . , said that about • quarter to eleven o'clock on the previous night he was pro- so reeding along the Borough towards home, and on at. passing the White Horse and half Moos publiahosuse 16 he saw the prosecutor ems out of the house and walk in the 1 1 1 same direr:aloe as witness. TN prisoner and his companion at followed him, and snapeettag frees their conduct that they 23 intended to rob him, wilier watched them, and near King- 44 street he distinctly saw the prisoner go behind the man and 40 grasp him by the throat, while the ether snatched the watch from his waistcoat pocket and ran away. Wn'aess ran up to 5 4 the spot immediately, calling out Polies," and seised to hold of the man who had stolen the watch, but he was 20 too powerful for him, and got away from his grasp, 10 He, however, kept the prisoner in sight until he met a eon- 10 stable, to whom he told what had happened, when they 81 . , punned him, and, after a smart chase, succeeded in captor- IL L imp him, but the other man made his escape. g t The Magistrate asked what became of the man who was so robbed. et The wiener replied that he was taken home, sad he was 10 _ aunwell from the effects of the violence that he believed 51 25 he wee unable to leave his bed. in Thomas Clark, 63 U, said he was on duty last night in SO the Borough, whoa be heard cries of " Police " proceed 20 from the direction of King-street. He immediately went 20 to the spot and saw the prisoner running away, pursued by 50 last witness. He, however, caught hold of him, and he was t , given into custody for being concerned with another man 3 in amenities the prosecutor and robbing him of his watch. Witness add. d, that the prosecutor was unable to attend and 20 give his evidence to-day ; therefore he asked for a remand Rata a future day. In answer to the charge, the prisoner denied all know- St. lodge of the robbery, or being connected with any other as MEM Tie Magistrate said it was a very desperate robbery, and ,11 is siesid remand him (or a week. 10 LAM BETH. EL NARROW ESCAPE Or A CRIMEAN NERO. St 6l Hugh Rourke, apr sate soldier belonging to the 38th bi Refit. of Font, which regiment is at present serving in the to Crimea, was brow( ht before Mr. Elliott en the following 20 charge: it John Leaver, a guard on the Portsmouth line of the 6 South-Western Railway, deposed that on the preceding st SL night, oe the arrival of the 6.25 Portsmouth train at the fi t , ticket platform of the Waterloo station, he saw the prisoner St. lying across the up-line of Richmond rails, with his head 121 against the wall, and in apparently a helpless state. At the 6 2, time a Richmond train was due, and witniss and a guard of fi t moved • train, named Pierce, instantly rushed to aad re tit moved him, and the prisoner at that time was in a state of a intolicatlnn, so that for security be was obliged to be to removed to the station-house. 10 Inspector Bent informed the magistrate that the risks 11 e. enaosatered by the pin 2 ion? in the trenches in front of 1 :1 Sebastopol were as nothing compared with that in which 2 0 he bed placed himself on the night before, for if he had not 16 been seen and moved so promptly, his body mast have boss St. cat to pieces by a Richmond nous, which passed the spot °L. he had lain 111 almost a moment after his removal. so The primate', whose weather-beaten appearance sat& H i fieiently indicated the truth of his statement, said, 12 that the escoesive hardships which he endured 10 last winter in the trenching in front of Sebastopol, had brought on a violent rhecolettc attack, and being un fitted for duty he was sent home on leave of absence. 0. 124 reaching Portsmouth he was kindly and liberally treated IL by all be met, and being In a weak state had taken mon lel drink them and from a bottle with which they supplied bin 5 during his journey to town than he could bear, and he was A t. very sorry for what had happened. He added that he had et not the slightest recollection whatever falling out of the st. carriage, but he supposed he felt so elated at getting so far a t , on his journey to Ireland to visit his friends that he jumped 17 oat on the train etnppiog 20 ! Kr. Elliott told him he should feel very grateful to those t 2 officers of the company who had so promptly attended to ;., him, as to them and to their attention be undoubtedly owed g t , his then eziotence. He (Mr. Elliott) hoped the prisoner el would—at least while is his pre*. nt weak state, avoid all 25 intosioating drinks, and, under all the circumstances he 10 should discharge him. 1.0.6 $t The veteran soldier expressed his gratitude to his wor- 20 ship and his deliverers from that shocking death which to- 20 staidly awaited bin, and was discharged. 25 POST OFFICE REVENUE. ___.•___ This mortis, a retool was issued, which chews that the gross rem,. of the Post-odic* for the financial year 185114, hided's, the income derived from Foreign and Colonial postage, was 2,689,916/. 9s. 10Id , the postage on letters re tamed, isaluding 28,4111. 13s. Id. charged on the But India Company, bat written off by Treasury miaow, was 64,6791 18s. 4d. ; the cost of management was 1,479.5761. 88. llld. ; charges other than mansitement, 26,7081 181.9 d., giving a net revenue of 1,129,0511. 61. 103. for the year. The total payments foe the conveyance of mails by railways within the year, amounted to 255,8201 191. 2d., and for eon veyanoein previous years, 127,6971. 19s 9d. The cost of the money order department for England and Wiles was 61,3171., and the amount of commission received 77,694/ Ireland cost 8,826/, 0011211141i011 7,8541. Scotland cost 6,6851., oonamission 7,5201., showing a total expenditure of 78,8071, as against 92,8681. receipts. The animist paid by the nubile departments of Great Britain for postage was 141.2751. 121. 6d., while for Ireland the *mount was 13,8871 14s. Ild., giving a total for the United Kingdom of 165,1431. 78. sd. A parliamentary return issued this day shows that the basbel* of malt charred with duty is the years ending July 5. 1866.1864, and 1863, were as follows :-1863, Eng land, 36,076,370; Scotland, 4,244.744; Ireland, 1,694 427. In the yes. ending July 6, 1804, Sof/land, 34,003,286 ; Scotland, 3,786.728; Inland, 1.722,226. In the year end ing July 1,1&56. England, 31,660,286; Bortland, 3,268,101; Ireland, 1.470 209. FON ' ILIAL OP THB EARL OP lIIPTON.—The inter ment of the resides of the above vespeeted nobleman took pleat yesterday tereseak vet Mothers& Precisely at 11 o'clock the preesmies, assist* of sight amnia, coaches, sad the &sewed seri% yeivW amiss% wee formed at Creseedi mid pessisM liediarem, when it was jellied by about NI @fibs tswley, wbe eteirtsd it to &O tos Awes, wirers as N wen der a i ked ed Is the sew vault. The pellberwers were the lid of Lord u s b. field, Jobs Inked Bleekbeeme, Sq., sad Disa buse. t h eb at Liverpool mei lemma of tbe patio um llll/111 print. The vldrity of Crosteth mid whets Ilse et route were crowded with meow." lobs shoot aft •PPelog dremed is Imellaiale sad followed die Moms osolop is the plass at laolossoss. limy el the dreplisepsee if Umrpeel. Wailed Ilrir te the late seblemes by siestas *dr shop dmise of tke taseeeL Dremmtm BVICEDZ.TILI 3 DAT.)—This mars- Lag MAW) the isbabilleste Bolviderrreed wereicatla Mensal is smarqueaseittlesil aim of " Murder " pr Ise bee She presdess sumbsred 6, is llewley-pleas. am id etas adebbeurs Tubed Ms the house. whew they Ina diet a perm mimed Testier, a waiter, led sot No oboist sib ekes tabl. lees. We was quite eldest. The melletimle Susses& I. assemplbh his purpose, west Ms the a ug e,bi & d us k hi. back preset the wall, sad ass* as s ome& We WI Ilosa Ids body. No owe Is soolgood lob sot THE " EXT'litS4i FRIDAY EVENIIiG,' AUGUST 10, 1855. SHARE LISTS -THIS .DAY. Two o'CLooz. The railway share market to-day is doll, and rather 'flat. The chief redaction is in Great Western stock, which has sgain fallen 1 per cent. London and North-Western is quoted 974 to 981; Great West ern, 801 to 1; Midland, 891 to 70; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 81 to 1; Great Northern., 221 to 1 ; Car ledonians, 311 to 1; and South-Eseterns, 184 to 1. French lines show little change. ONDINABY tiIIALLES AND STOCKS. Ir. I p g. l ikawan. Mang Frew I dales so-day Yesterday. I se pm. I 11/0 . 1 Unpins e Ists Bottum. B sod fre bort., t Amoeba all 1311 W. 4 ic 7 1;:1t 7 a1 - r - Valle) 4 294 Blrkao.La... &Cam June all Do.Class.Aßlik.3olllrJALC 14 Uo. do. do. 1W 104 Bristol and Easter 100 Cs!Woman all Chtoter and delyltad all Cork sad Barlow.. 43 Dublin sad Baka l hum. all Mod., Prth..aadAsard.J. 104 Last Anglian all Ditto (A mid IL) . ell Kamera Ooaatlaa 100 rasters Duos, ars A 100 Do. alma B. .4 Do. L (late Z. U. 1E1124 100 East aaoaohlra 100 Edinburgh and Glasgow all adlaburah sad fe.0161 . q s 4 134 1s pia 1 16 91 916 di& 631 6 1431 13 9 II se Kam _ . 100 Crwatoanrb.Pertla Dundee 10. Glargowk SNP. Weston all Great Nora ottlcetlaed 100 Great Portlier. 100 00. A. Wadi 100 Do. Mask 100 O. ass& awl West (Ire ) 109 3604 Wimlers 10 De. lascallallo7oo.Blk. an lasessegt sag Oirlbal• 1 1 1 Dw Ilada. 8 De. New 'Thirds 100 Lamialos era/ Yorkshire lea Do. Mho 1 Deb W Riding Oaks all Lailla•sart Ma/Assn - 100 Las., 110.1iton, k 11.0onst 120 L LL aid ~ ortli Wasters _ _ Ott 0•11.. oadlt.(C ) 2i Siglitho 100 Loodon k Ooatti WINK= 174 Do. S 0 91 Do. S4O ....... all itsorkoolorrykaanlattiles 100 Slush. Siterik LLarolosh. all De. abates. No. 1 100 Ilidlabel 100 Do. Biros. and Derby all !111 0. West. (Ire.) all Ditto Half Blares all Newcastle and Carlisle . all NewportMaers.Elereforti 111 7 Newir and E;alskillen ell NewWarroopcdata go& 100 Norfolk II Do. New 34 Northern Counties Union 100 North Britiah all North Devon, No. 1 all Do. 4 01 Deferred .. all Do. 11Guaranteed 100 N. Sastern—Berwieh 30 Do. Eaten/don 13 Do. 0.N.. Pure. all Do. Leeds 100 Do. York, all North London all Do. New 101. Shares 174 North Stadurdshire ell North Wegern all Nor th 3outh West. June 100 Oxford, Wore., & Wolver. 100 dcottish Central 100 !heottleh Selland Sall'Shropshire Union l.enth Devon 100 Souris Eastern ell /loath Wales II douthYorksb. k itiverDius all lioritton and Darlington . 9 DX Vale, SIO Shares .. 211 rhanteeliavenDoetkitall. all Vale of Needs all Waterford and Kilkeanv all Water•ord and Unierlek ell West Cornwall all W.F..nd or Loo.kCrystalP. all Do. Lee: dlr. *lll7 3 Dn. per et. paid to all West 100 Do. No. 2, 7 per Ct.... 100 Motel t Emts. ip.m.ol. •00 Oalaloniati, 0 all ..7 0. e.terklioly.Gua.34p.e. all vk end Hawks ihit;d7P;ribk. Aitariaoa. 2 Mitt Anglian Class A trat 10.. Do. do. Clam B, 6 per Cl. 100 Do. do. Claw C, 7 par Ct. al. East.C.lL Kama p.a., No. all Ditto do. No. 2 all ao. New 6 per Ont. Stock all Cast. Claim EL 6 P. Ct. . 100 Bait lAix.artdre all EasthWast York Jas. fotb• 100 Ulm., Porth.Dundes 100 Great Northern pe= 100 60.3 p.eired.ailliici. 100 Do. 4j per east. 74 Do.sp.er as.reclatSpet.pra 6 o.West.Bk4cHeaurez See P 0 D $ p.c. redeem. Pref. 100 Do oonvaeredern.4ll p.c. 100 Ditto irtedrealsble 4 ',cc ell Do. Biros. Pref. Stare s all Do. Chester Pref. 110.8p.c. ell Do. do. do. Spa 100 Do. !Biros. Goa. Stock all Do. Chester Due. Mane all Do. do. do. _ all U,. do. do. I Larevailre & Yorks. POO 100 Ditto e per cantata& . 140 Loa. at BrighL 0.5 p.aret 100 Ditto Pref. S p Ct. Stock 5 Loo.&SthWeotOoetTkirdep all Loodaderryt Colt. j sh.l all I nada:dem& !kaiak 44 aU Maa.Stiett &Luse. Newfuld 14 Do. C 6 all Warn). Carlielo. 44 _ ; 100 Midland Cone.Br.k6.l 111 Do. Pref. 44 per et. dl Ditto S 3 Pref. 4 owl all !Norfolk Debeeturis Do. 3 per et.rat St.l !100 I Da Prid. 4per et.Bt. MO North BriUsh 100 I V Buo. Berw.4 13 Do. Loeb 11 p.m. No.l 1011 Do. Do. Qua. 1111 I Do. lookli 41 Porch. 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Is Boatload 4111 I (14sodio Poo* N NAM.) 19 If SO aims* sold Isllbuktknosi.) 11/ N(lll=lkagiord= 14 N .11irmsebst Dry &SA/res. I per Nat Oirsi d Or to BruesC,-1) f SO SO :sorillealtisobondurol. (lordionsge.oBB2ol9) U 60 10 NJ Ditto 6 p.r Ooit. 910 — Y N IrriossisWyn(less.lso SiN.W4uALsossYork) 14111119 *mu (dittok ii: st. pa , ao s pr isesk ineshis.s oOland Oust Usellors l 114 166 II 111 ,Wasowskory sodNwsl49 , I NNW 1119.1.9u50ry 111 11 Ilsoallesillerildeofissod blll7. IrCloso) 1f 44i 16 War Valley gos.6 . = . $l 4 14 94. /191 Mks Is Nosinst ( loOrest Wawa, —.. I N 04 I I 1 4 ile 6b b • 4 :2 $7 19_ t I Si Ift 1 19 al Ms per 82,201 8,00011 20,0003 25.001, 1 21,18.1 6,000 1 23,0011 10,001 20 000 04,11 9. SeII S$ poi It 1 i I 1 1 1 A 1 9 W li I al f ......... I $ Timone', by 99979 9 9 99 dad. Lescal C'ttbs. 00,000 10, , 00 10,000 20.00)1 JOINT STOC Australia& flat,col,Baulatlcauen British North American Cluttered Bank of AMa Ditta.Mlnd..Aue.&ol. 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Now Utltatt London 1 all 2i 10 I si all all 1 211 Iskrel woos! so,ot 180,0001 7ioo ' 0001 50,0001 1810 100, 4. 0001 100,0001 14.100 l i." ° I SO Palm.; Oriente Bt AO F Do Row 2 Poilind Ina 004 . 0asy • 100 Ras/ Ma Stem 1 'kcal& Auger. bands Do. &Slouch Asstralloa Laud_ 1 :Submarine Ulm. Sot*. 1, Do. Do. lloglocorod SO .ThoothLoacCo.of 13pCoa 100 Tao Diemaa'a Lend 6:11001 10.000001 sa" au 214 118 6$ dis ear i 4 dis Par 11i 12i pm 17 18 8 7 pot 19j 20 i f 818 37 8 3 ft li 14 ff If 51 17i lei NI z 4 El ei II II 1147 ad li 1 11 - it'd e oft a 47 Si - - 411 2/ 12 12 71 id p 4 .11 hi I 11 ste is s d se 5 BRIGHTON RACES. THIS DAY. (lIY ZLECTEIC TZLIG/LAPH.) ZBO PLATE. Six ran. CLUB STAKES. Three ran. CLUB PLATE. OA, N 1 Am RU MO* 1 I +Awl° eastrellen Gold 00.11011 10e. +Anglo Celtbruian MOM SO +/waren= MHO 50 1 auntrallen COrtinell. ".. 6,4011 Blames= Iron It Coll 110" 20 +British Iron AIN U tents. De.Oreent hop.(intat= MO 10 end Li : 1 10 De. 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New /.000 SO 1 nutingo de Cubs. 50.000 1 \ dawn Aertoslin 51,00 0 1 Dt.t+cri2 0,000 10 Tin unit 40,174 NUM +Dolled Unit= 10.000 1 IWeller 100,000 1 1 Wert Mariposa.... 14 111 ill Ili 74 75 58 66 9 se 19 20 79 72 41 8 1 9 i 83 67 127 129 102 108 61 614 63 60 70 76 7 4 pa 7 II pea el ele 71 99 7 i lOB zd 91 914 I l a' dig 1 01 dis 87 81 .. i 6 die 6 5 N, 25 7 691 71 411. 1 11 9 die 1 li 4t il SO II 72 73 7 die 1332 al 132 62 42 49 48 39 418 par ie. .4pB4 s W 1 4117 1.41 . _ 10$ 71 74 44 46 174 144 61 62 144 614 4 alb 66 41 2O sl $I S 4 6) 22 6 7 S f dis 3 3 Psi I pin 92 94 99 101 $ 1 4 111 1 I PI 13i 14 " OA 61 119 121 111 113 103 107 8 1 PM 1006 1 14 90 98 97 89 10 11 17 17 106 141 74 76 20 3% 10 106 15 136 134 i 119 1 2 1 2 1 Ps PI 131 Pol 136 Is 6 x d 104 106 93 97 31 41 I i di& 103 107 131 140 314 par 21 241 10 103 3 74 die LWAYL 10 ICI 24 2 de 1p 1 AY If 3 pm I dim pa: 311 i 124 13i pm 14}44; Si pa 71 6 7 as 66 161 167# 4I .5 '4i isi 1 `O a I iDs 3j IL 12f 1711 100 103 110 111 113 115 107 106 13 13i 113 Ili 7 1 117 m 191 10 :fa 1j 9 pail 7 9 _3 • Is IS 66 I 4fi 371 IN 181 8 11 u 1 ill 0 51 ii ii Ise ri 20 111 li If es 9 1 ti P I"' Ile ipa Di P 4 AIMUWII JLAI_LTIATS. Mob Otani ap. mat.. .- .. 1176 Do. 7 per per one. (Tree Ind) ... 1 1870 160 1110b1pa Can* 6 per ran ... 1160 11.T.Oebere1 11 pt nat. (Ink Fad) 1003 New Tat 7 p. teat Ids, cc& 1882 De. do. ds. 1671 A eh lal Foo d ... DA De. de. Si ... 1073 alb sad Pin7pridneen bead en. 1071 Ms sal Mild* Ist nest. Bans ... Da. Dose" IlpsL Owin letllsressp is, Ind Mk& sal Pasillat I P. a Id 10071. 11 . 0 DS lot Wept" 8 put mit.— 1870 79 N SI 64 96 011 IS til N NI a iii. is se it SI N II Ste eel 1 61 14 1 14 976 2 69f 70 IN 7$ 114 48 “ Il Hi 10eli 12{ 1 i 711 8 lII' Priestess o Br. to Earl Rodomeli Hermit Plausible Sugarcane 8 ran. CLARET STAKES. Anglo-Saxon William Rufus 5 ran. LATEST BETTING. ST. LEGER. 5 to 4 apt Guidon. 6 to 1 Lord of the lataa (t) MS STAN CLUB OF LONDON.—The members of this slab goneluded their entertainments for the prompt session on Wednesday, the Bth instant, by a fete at the house end beemstifal grounds of St. Margaret's Isleworth, which bad been sourteously pissed at their dis posal by the executive gosamittee of the Oemeervative Land Amongst the employ, whiedt amounted to ahatt ikel a there were his Eseellesey the Amminfaaa Mindy, the Earl of Kingston and pasty, the Lord Mayer sad Leidy Sir C. D. and Lady Croeley ; Sir T. H. Rebore', Str a r, ir S i n party; Mr. Lee, M.P.. sad party; Mr. H. Brown, M.P., mad party; Major Reed, M.P. end party; Mr. Sailleir, M.P , M. &disk ; Mr. Digb Elemosr M.P., and party; Mr. Oliveira. Y.P. , and Mrs. Oliveir a; Rev. Dr. Worthington Mrs. Richardson and party ; Sir Archibald Lady Ma claine; J. J. Magi, Req., and Mrs. Meat ; 3. J. Forrester, Esq., sad pa tS Z. N. Philippe, Req., J. Leander Starr, leg., Charles WYbes ßs*. La. Mlle. Rachel will leave Lembo this morning, by nil, from Thrilamaguage Stade% at 10 a.m., arrive at Liverpool 4 80, pressed to the Waterloo Hotel for the evening, and embark ea Satarday miculwg es beard the Pa li& for No flaked States, Anim ism. escempanied by bur sisters. IL. Raphael Fella (dineserpssr Mk. Basket's seas4s), sad a complex map, emmpekleglls wales. CuP AND BALL—I had a wry =TOW swipe myself the ether eight, what I was at with lathe treeless ; it was about twelve eslssk at sight, sea w were WWI: @sr peg served set Mee, sal I WI jest get Iks pot to my lips whoa a ingesks .2:6 47soselessopeamakwhimd pat tad took Ore pet est of my lasi, as rising me in bum, hal me very mask ia wryest of Wag my gregd— to NeMaryihms Journal. MONEY MARKET—TiIIs DAY. Two o'CLocw. The English funds are tirm to-day, owing to the favourable change in the weather. Prices are quoted much the same es :hey closed yesterday. Comore are quoted 901 to 91 for money, and 91 to 1 for the 6th Sept., and have scarcely varied throughout the morn ing. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to / ; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to 4 ; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 75k; Exchequer Bonds at 1001 to 1; Exchequer Bills, March, at 21e. prem.; ditto, June, at 22e. prem. _ . Turkish stock continues to rise, and is now quoted 92/ to 93. French Scrip has improved to 21 to 3/ prem. In other respects the foreign stock market presents no feature of much interest. Russian Five per Cents. are quoted 100 to 102 ; Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 19 ; and Mexican, 211 to 22. Sardinian Bonds have been dealt in at 861 to ; Granada, Active at 191 to 20 ; ditto Deferred, at 71. The amount of gold brought in by the Catteux Wattell, the arrival of which, from Sydney, was re ported on Saturday. is 6,665 oz., worth about 26,7001. The Eliza Cornish has arrived from Portland Bay, bat is believed to bring no gold on freight. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 11th inst. for the conveyance from the Thames to Constan tinople of 330 tons of ordnance stores in a sailing vessel. The East India Company will receive tenders on the 15th inst. for the conveyance of stone from Eng land to Calcutta. The amount of bills drawn by the Eut India Com pany on their respective presidencies, from the 25th ult. to the Bth inst. is se follows : £ a d. Rate of Beaune. Beogal .." 17,448 18 1 I 2 . 2d. p er Co.'s rupee. Madras .. 624 010 1 Bombay .. 278 3 3 2a. 21(1. per ditto. Total .... 18,351 2 2 The receipts of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Rail way Company for the week ending Sunday last were 1,0051. This increase ia due in only a small propor tion to the heavy goods traffic, the bulk of which has yet to come upon the line. It is anticipated that the receipts of the company will be materially increased by the arrangements just completed with the Dutch Rhenish Company for the international traffic. The Madras Railway Company will receive tenders until the 21st inst. for the supply of a large quantity of railway materials, including 13,600 tons of rails. At the half-yearly meeting of the North of Europe Steam Navigation Company, held yesterday, an inte rim dividend at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum was declared out of the nett profits, which were stated to be considerably above those of the corresponding period of last year. The accounts will be presented to the next meeting. The following half-yearly meetings are newly an nounced, viz.:—Newport, Abergavenny, and Here ford Railway Company, for the 30th loot.; Falkland Islands Company (annual), for the 21st inst.; White• haven and Furness Junction Railway Company, for the 30th lust; Northern Counties Union Railway Company, for the 23rd lust ; General Land Drainage and Improvement Company, for the 2ith inst. ; Kent Mutual Fire Insurance Society, for the 30th inst.; South Wales Railway Company, fur the 31st inst.: and English, Scottish, and Australian Chartered Bank proprietary, for the 29th inst., for the declara tion of a dividend. The market for American securities is reported by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co., as steady. The trans actions have been upon a limited scale, and prices have undergone no material change. Annexed are the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaneous shares, as given in the Stock Exchange List :—lneurance shares: At las, 171 ex div.; Albion, 83 ; Alliance, British and Fo reign, 181,18; ditto, Marine, 391; Church of Eng land, 31; Clerical, Medical, and General Life, 21; City of London, 21; Crown, 171, t ; Eagle, 61. Eng lish and Scottish Law Life, 41 ' 4 ; General, 51; Globe, 108; Guardian, 523, 53 ex div.; Imperial Lite, 181 ex. div. and bonus; Indemnity Marine, 75; Imperial Fire, 340 ex. div. and bonus ; Law Fire, 41; Law Life, 57; London and Provincial Law, 21; Legal and General Life, 51; London, 291 ; Invalid, and General Lite, 31; Minerva, 6 ; National Provincial Life, IF.; do ,Fire, 11 ' New Equitable, 1; Provident Life, 381; Professional Life, 2 ; Palladium Life, 31 ; Rock Life, 81; Union, 250 to 255 ; United Kingdom, 5e ; Victoria Life, 52. Canal shares : Ashton and Oldham,l39; Binning ham,93; Derby, 84 ; Coventry, 209; Grand Junction Guaranteed 6 per cent., 121; Kennett and Avon, 61 ex div.; Leicester, 491; Leicester and Northamp ton, 281; Loughborough, 575; Macclesfield, 511; Neath, 150; Oxford, 110; Stafford and Worcester, 425; Stonrbridge, 285 ; Peak Forest, 86; Regent's, 141, ex div. ; Rochdale, 60; Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 28; Warwick and Birmingham, 20; Warwick and Napton, 11; Worcester and Birming ham, 20. Gas and Coke Companies: British Provincial, 20; Brighton, 15 1 ; City of London, 90; Equitable, 36 ; Great Central , ' 111, 1; Imperial, 90 ; ditto New, 231,1 ; ditto Debentures, 220; Phtenix, 301; Rat cliff, 70; Surrey Consumers, 11 ; United General, 20; Westminster Chartered, 461, 47. Waterworks stocks : Berlin, 61, 7 ; East London, 1051; Grand Junction, 681; Kent, 78; Southwark and Vauxhall, 891; West Middlesex, 91 ; ditto ditto (51. Is. paid), 1 prem. Bridge Companies: Hungerford, 12; Vauxhall, 211; Waterloo, 31; ditto Old AMU. of 8/., 321; ditto new ditto of 71., 28. TiII:IL6DAY EVININO. The English funds to•day were steady, and closed 1 per cent higher than yesterday. Business was limited, and the market presented little feature of novelty. A good deal of interest is expressed with reference to the forthcoming Turkish loan of 5,000,0001., and considerable attention is directed to the position of the existing Turkish Six per Cent. stock, which continues in speculative favour. In Lombard-street, to-day, money was again in very active demand. The scrip of the new French loan was last quoted 21 to 2i preen. Consols for the 6th of September ranged between 901 to 1, and 91 to 1, and closed at 91 to 1. For money the final quotation was 901 to 1. The official business report is as follows : Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 904. A, a, I , ; ditto, for account, 6th of September, 901, 901, 91 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 1. New Three per Cents., 921, 3, 2 . The Five per Cent. Annuities, 115. India Stock, 231, 232. Bank Stock, 214 f. Three-and-a-half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1859, 1001, th In 1. e Foreign Stock market the chief transactions were in Turkish, which continues to show an up ward tendency. After rising to 921 to 1, the price closed at 921 to I, or per cent. higher than yes terday. Spanish, Peruvian, and Grenadian Bonds were rather litter. At the close of the Stock Exchange Russian Five per Cents. were quoted 100 to 102 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 89 to 91 ; Mexican, 211 to 22; Sardinian, 86 to 88; Peruvian Four-and-a Half per Cents., 81 to 82; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 63 to 65 • ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 95 to 97. Spaniel: Deferred Three per Centr., 181 to 19. The publication of the accounts of the London and North Western Railway Company, involving the declaration of a dividend at the rate of 41 per cent. per annum exercised a rather unfavourable influence upon the price of the company's stock to-day. The fact that the reserve, which on the 31st December last was left at 71,2701, will, after payment of the dividend, be reduced to 6,9601, is unfavourably interpreted, as it tends to show that during the past half-year even the reduced 41 per cent, dividend was not fully earned. Adverse rumours relative to the Great Western Railway Com pany's dividend are also seriously depreciating that ORT9TAL PAIACL—SVILLING DAT.—AIIOII99 9. — Modernism on payment, 7,233 I ditto by men *kale, 701.—Tort, 7,934. CIUTAL Pares—Morn of admissions for mix day. ending August 4 —McLain.' admitted, including m oos ticket bolds's, 32,389. Amount rewind for admis sion., 2,8634. 6..11d. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooz. The gold mining shares remain quite neglected. Australian Agocukurai shares are quoted 281 to 291 ; Peel River, 21 tu 21. Great Polgoot!. shares have been dealt in at 2/ ; Pontgibaud at 14 !Jill; and United Mt xican at 34. Annexed is tic Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales : Great Alfr.d, 10: 10 - . ; ivy Bri.ler, 26 , .; &Madge Consols, 41, 4, 41, 41, 41, 41, 41, 4 9-16 ; Silver Brook, 2a 6d. ; Vale of Tony, 21s. ; Wheal Wrey, 71. Foreign; United Mexican, bl Weill.° Letar ot the following transactions in the Stock Exchange, v:x.: South Wheal IfMt.o4ll. 660; North Buser, 29 ; West Basset, 31; Altr,l C4nitla. 10, lo p Great Wheal Alfred, 161; T 403111 21 ; Tiserok 21; Sortridge Consols, 14, I ; Wheal Lien, 245. ; Tehtdy, Wk. vl dla 6AI 10i xln Ili If N tOt 41 46 76 p 7Si 29i 9 le M. •7 $3 COMMERCIAL AND MARA-T: ? MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. Wheat wa; held with mute Waimea than of l►te, and Monday's rates wort obt,incis on the limited holiness trans acted. Flour could not bet onboard cheaper than on that day. Oats were in faar raveat, with the turn in price in layout of the seller. Barley, beano, and pan anJerwent no change. ARRIVALS 11410 L' DON FROM AUG !I. 10 AUG. 10. 2 i b Barley Oate 2210 ..... 2 10 Flora. 9510 Lotman ATIP.R.AOC, —Wbest, ' SU. Id.; Rye, Os. Od.; Bean., 114P15/11A1 moms. - iiiii: 1 600 8.08040- SBO 3900 183169 . sielia.... barrels. 79e. 74.• Barbey, 35.. dd.; OW, 456. td.; Pass, Os. Id. iL AVERAGES. ereeet. teat& I Are. Bow. tear. June SO ,73e 1d1.34e ad 234 ad 4be We Id 434 ad July 7 ',7Be Id 14. ad 24. Id eee dd 41e 4d .0e 9d II 7Se 11.1' He 7d SU ad 444 ad 43. lld 42s 4d 21 76. 4d 34e ad 28e 3d 45. 24 44e 0.1 424 10d 28 :74 74.144 Sd .9. ld 421 Id 44e 44 f2e 4d Aug. 4 ... 781 2.,13. Od Me 114 Os Ild 46. Ild 42. 84 Swaim' An. Aver. '764 ed 34. 74 28i Sd 43. Od 4134.1 424 3d Dear.—Whet. Barley. Oats, Rye. beau. lad Pee.. Is. Price. Juno 31.1. July 7 . July 14. July 21. 78 2 — .7 — I I I r 76 4 • 6.7—.0. 76 1 73 , 73 11 I Jal7l. ~~ji Aug. f. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. Om MAGMATIC TELBORAPH.) (PROM OUR OWN CORRIMPONDINT.) The attendance at our corn market Ibis morning of traders woe g.od, and the return of favourable weather caused every article to be easier in price. The only quotable reduction was in Indian corn, and that was 6d. lower. Very little doing. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. BUGAIL.—Tiu msilset at the commencement of the week was steady, but not brick to day. The public sales of Mau ritius went cff with spirit, at the full prices of last weak, the result showing an average amount of business done by the trade, and several cargoes of foreign, and one of Mauri tius, h..vii been c•dd all .at for eentinentul p iris dating tie week. The refined market has been dull ; brown lumps quoted Cr. to 47e. GA. ; grocery, 48s. to 525. MOLAfolitS —A large business done this week at full peen, M. 6d. to 18e. COFFII.—The public sales of Plantation Ceylon have again been ►arge, and fairly met by the buyer', but prams are quoted le. lower on all sorts except qualities at and shove 625. By private contract, about 2,000 bags native Ceylon sold at 48'. 6d. at the commencement of the week. but it is not obtainable today. Taa.—A fair amount of business dens at last week's prices. Common Cungou quoted 80. per lb. Cocoa has sold at previous rates. Rica.—A very largo amount of business has been done both on the spot and is cargoec,to arrive at an advance of 3d. RUM.—The market has been steady; prices unaltered. Cur row —A limited amount of business dune, at about last week's currency. BALTPITH.I.—Thorc has been a heaviness in this article, but prime have been oupnrted. SPICIN remain without alteration. . . FRUIT —Currants continue in limited request ; raisins we also dull of sale. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market irto, with few sellers. Town Tallow is quoted 614 3 . 1. nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 65e. ; October to December, Ms. Bd. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY. Although the supply of beasts is not large, trade is very slow. A Msge proporiioa are of inferior quality, and, eon ' erquently, choicest kinds cannot be quoted lower. Good sheep are scarce, and quite es dear as of late. lambs are still plentiful ; trade is also on th' decline, end criers are lower. Choicost calves ere rather dearer. From Germany and Holland there were 357 beasts, 1,260 sheep, 399 calves, and •65 pigs. Nor folic and SuUlc, 160 beast', 1300 from the Northern and Midland, and 190 mach cows from the Home counties. ref atone 01 On.. 6. I. • I PC? stone of alba. ad.N. d. toot,. 11e-efot.l 410 6 2 Nat boo. 1. 11f.-I.dt. 1.0 6 1 5 4 tot tibort-hor;11 *bond quality Maw 3; 44 0 Du. do. Shun *ha 3 8 5 4 Ewes and 'woad Sea lity 0 0 0 31 4 8 10. as. .... 310 4 4 we rp,,, o u u 0 la.adAs .14x.da at crattz.z .1.184 ; ,beep and lamt a. 10.140; aalvea 601; pigs. HIDES.-THIS DAY. LIADINULLL.—ProIant quotations are: 661bs. to 641b5., 3ld. to 3}d.; 641bs. to 721b5., 31d. to 3ld. ; 72Ibs. to 1101bs., aid. to 4d. ; 801bs. to 881bs., 4d. to 4ld. ; 8811:a. to 4ld. to 41d. Horse hides, 6s. 6d. Csit Skies, light, L. to as. ; full, 6s. to 6+. 6d. BIRMONDBEY.—Sheep skins, half-bred', Os. Od. to Os. polled, 2s. to 2s. Gd. ; Dawns, Is. 6d. to 19. 10d. ; limbs, 2s. 4d. to 31. Sd. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. ?define. Pattrndfn end Smith report the market unfil tered. Duty 240,0001. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Eden Main. 21s Gd • With End Helms, 225. 61. ; way End Stewart's, 220. G 4. ; Walls End Tees, 22i. 61.-11 Itresh ships at market. THREE FIBRIL—(TiIIs DAY.)—The London Fire 'Brigade and West of England engines were actively en gaged this morning, there having been three fires. The first happened on the premises of Mr. S. Feater, lineadreyer, 15, Frederick -place, Gnaw.ll-road. From the iofismable nature of the stock the shop was speedily in flames, and the inmate with difficulty escaped. The second occurred et Mr. G. Ellis's, Yorkshire Grey Tavern, 84, Bermondsey street. The side door was brnkeo open and the fire was subdued, owing to the timely arrival of the engines. The cause was a spark from a candle failing on some straw. And, lastly, one occurred at Mr. J. Dove's, bootmeker, No. 45, Wbiteombettrest, which broke out in the back pan of the premises. SUICIDE OP A NEWEVENDER.—This morning in formation was forwarded to Mr. Baker, the Coroner for the eastern division of Middiesez, that Mr. G. Hackett, a most respectable news agent, who carried on as eitenslTO burin's. in Pitfield street, Holton, bad committed suicide. The deceased, who had been suffering from deprf scion of spirits, not appeariag at the breakfast hour, one of the family went to his bedroom to ascertain the Cause. After knocking repeatedly, the door was opened, when he was found Willies. Surgical assistance was instantly obtained, but life was satinet, the unfortunate man having taken poison (lau danum). FREE PASSPORTS AND CHEAP TRIPS TO THE Faiscu Exuisirion.—The arrangements for feeilitatiog the visits to the Paris Exhibition, of men of moderate means, have recently snouted a new and more encouraging aspect. So long as it was merely a question of saving the cost of a passport, the inducement was too small to tempt any one. But now, seeing that, mainly through the instru mentality of the president of the French imperial commis sion, arrangemtn's have been made with the principal rail way companies from London to Paris, to take parties held ing these franked passports at half fare, whether in going or returning, the trip becomes a matter within the compose and means of many who, without this great reduction in the eat of travelling, would never have dreamed of visiting the Paris Exhibition. We believe we are not wrong in stating that his worship the Mayor of Manchester has determined to give a liberal construction to the letter of instructions he hes received from the government. According to rile terms of that letter such pompons were ooly to be . applied for by " workmen." It is manifest, however, tbst if this arrange ment be strictly limited and literally interpreted, it must remain for the most part inoperative. hod, as the correct description of the occupation of all parties who may make application to the mayor for such passports will he trans mitted to the Foreign-office, the error. if error it should be considered, of giving a large and liberal interpretation to the term workmen "wIU, doubtless, be at once corrected. —Manchester Oweedian. 13NoLlint0 MURDER AND SUICIDE NEAR BOLTON. On Wednesday afternoon a maker of clogs, named Thomas Jolly, at the village of Bradshaw, near Bolton, was reported to have murdered his two children, and on inquiry it tamed out that the youngest, aged three years, sad named Mary Jolly, had been murdered by setting her throat. The eldest child, Thomas, sped five years, was alive, bat his throat was oleo cut, and though magical aid was obtained to close the wound as speedily as possible, but faint hopes are . entertained of saving life. The father had cut hie own throat, and was quite dead. He was a widows., aged about 30 yean, bat no cave can be swiped for the horrible grime be bee entaitted.