The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-04 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT. lANKRUPTCY COURT. owes' mi. corammin vists, at ill MUMS. TM boakrepio Mau is waterpmeh, Oi 131024-eitlet, soda hi Ms isatifisis. TM debts ~nn 1,246 L i wets 7501. m s . Lawrouee„ far the bankrupt, asked for a int-elan eartileate. The beakruptey was attriht.b&a le the book. n o bai l ing takes out a quantity of reeds to Um Crises, an d. kb* usable le lied then, he wee obliged* mbar out, sed te beteg them beak. — Kr. H. lisklater, for the aisigasse, cared no eppo sides. His Honour, considering that the failure had iurisen tree uaar3ideale ices and misfortune, granted en hasoadiate tat tiest* of the fi Midas,. IN 11 DIVIZI. The bankrupt, Frederick Divert, bad kept the Bean's Heed Tavern, Greet Bell Alley, Meergate-stwest. This mu the cestideste meeting. The aeawab Sesimesoi at the ead of NA with a deficieaey of 1, 0 001. The boolloore sow owed about the same &MUM. The assets mete stated at 1001. Meet of the property is the tavern had been takes by • @traitor seder a bill of saki. NTaos* wassortillasso. ao opposidea. and his Maya granted s as ed dass THE POLICE COURTS. THE DAY. BOW-BTREZT. 1110112111 T IT A. C•theriw Steith, • gleitislie taW;,;:a shaepti with stealing • watch sad chain from • 'satiation named Kirk, is Holborn. The pratentor, Ida resided at Chore/410, Woolwish, stated that the prisoner and another 'rams amend bin last niibt, and Wined kin, by their f•Maating ways, to treat then to sone drink at a pablie•kaam. He then proposed to lean then, sad wined tkesa good night ; bat they followed hin down • sent, made a grab at his watt*, and bolted with it. He followed the prissur ; bat, to his savories, two nes ponied apse kin end prevented hi. doing to. She was afterwards apprehended by the polio., bat she had paned away the wank to ass of her oespaakes. The primmer was remanded for further azusloaties. MARLBORO U 0 H-STRE ET. 110 88888 DY • CLIIII. Kiii•lll Arthur Buchanan, • well dressed young ease, WY brought before Mr. Banshees, for Seal esselleatioe, charged with steeling a letter, containing the 101. mete, and a reereedlee order for the payment of 11. 13s. 4d., the pro petty of Kr. Joseph Babb, solicitor, Argyll-etrinat, Resew, street. The prosecutor deposed that the pr:sonar had been in hie employ as copying sleek. On the 10th of loa mesa he gave the prisoner a sealed letter oostaining five 101. Bask of England notes and a post-ofloo order for 11.135. 44., to register, and send to its address. The prisoner had alto • sovereign gives to him to pay for some advertise ments. The prisoner not nturniag to the tam as he should have dose, raised hie suplailms, and on making enquiry he discovered that the prisoner had *either potted ths letter, nor paid for the advertisements, and that be had 'lmaged the whole of the notes for gold, at the Bank of Ragland, the very name day he aboooodad. Prosecutor subsequently Masai him to Jersey, where he was apprehended a the 27th of last Mast b. - - - --- --- TD. primmer, mho made se defence, waa tally committed for trial. ASSAULT ON • TINALII CSITIPLL Williams Gregg, aged 22, was placed at the bar before Mr. Tyrwhitt, charged with assaulting Mrs. Margaret Batsman, • cripple. It appeared from the evidence that the prisoner, who was the me in-land the oomplainant, went to her residue*, 14, Clarendon -street, Somers Town, yeaterday after' ore at four o'clock, sad asked If his wife was there. The MO 'Waist stated that she was not then ; that she had taken hoe WM to Me donor, he having shook the child and mad* ft very ill; and that he was a great brute, and if anything happened lie would be punished for it. When she wu about using the door, the primer, who has several times ill-used her bolero, pushed her whet the wall with great and struck her over the mouth, and ceased her sprout loss of bleed. He had cruelly illtreated her daughter, whom she, • peer needle mama, sad • caliph", was compelled partially to support, and the only moan he had gives her was the small sem of 2s. 61. efface the commeacement of last July. He galled her general beastly name", and, having pushed bet with great violence against the wall, ran up into her room. When the policeman was called he found the twi nge/ in a fighting attitude and very violist. The prisoner said that it was all false. Mr. Tyrwhitt, after commenting in very hang terms upon the conduct of the prisoner, mid, that in striking his mother in-law he only showed his brutal propensities, and, to mark his sense of his conduct, he should fine him 40a, or two months' hard labour in the Hoeft of Correction. The prisoner was leaked up. CROILTY TO ♦ HOllll. Henry Bowler, • cabman, was fined Ills. for having a bane at work which was sot M • fit state ; the magistrate remarking that for the future if gratuitous cruelty was used to animal', he should not only due the servant but the master also. WORSHIP -STREET. Jaws Haifird, a prints is the Tower Haslet& Militia, was charged, before Mr. Miriam% with rioter oosdiset, and A:steals( Juan Rallied, laadlord Si the Weavers' Less public-house, Crows-strst. ffinslrm7- Cessplaiuset stated that the Weediest was billeted use his, sad from the first bad nom gross, sendueted himself, leis/lag mew of the meet almadosed choristers to the house, asdretursing his musoustrease with vituperation and shams. Os the previous essiegke left with mess of his eompanioaa, sad did sot shun mall bowies one sad two o'clock this Naming, when he seessaseeed kicking violently at the door, the house of amuse being closed' and vitamin in bed ;on asking his from the window what he wasted, he replied, " Why, ree nose home, of soars.." Fieally, his threats of injury were so menacing that it beaus abso lutely requisite to give him in charge. He, however, would sot press it. Mr. D'Eyncourt said ft was really too had foe leadlords to he subjected to sub conduct. The law compelled them to afford accommodation to the militia, who, in mairrwas is stasors conducted themselves in this scandalous way. As the complainant kindly forbore to press the setter, the defendant would, in this instance only, be required to lad bail in a evrety of 51., or be commi , ted for three maths. Amorist CAIII. John Price, of the Tower Hamlets Militia, was charged with threatening the life of Mr. Clark, landlord of the " Ivy House," Horton. In this we, it appeared that somplainant had four ma billetted on him; and, last sight, on returning from the country, saw them for the first time. Two of them demanded to be paid out, and said they woad be tautest with 41. tier the four., Prisoner complained of the beds. The polies wen tets►ed, and everything peeved to be amply sofileient for the required ateosenteditHee. At 12 o'clock it was loud requisite to procure the Maim of a constable to turn him est. Os his way to the station he threatened Mr. Clark's life with his bayonet, sad said he was so tired of the militia that he would do anything to get out alt. Complainant in this esas:was also desirous of not pressing the chirp. Mr. D'Eyncourt remarked that publican, most be pro. kited from aim attacks, which wen manifeetly 'screwing. Be should adopt the mune come as in the former cm. Pries fated the bail, hot Belford was not so fortunate. THAMES. waisawca AT LINIIIOI3I. Gam Wigging, a wohnie, residing at Temploaottage, North-strut, Limnos* Bade as applleaticm te lb. Yard ley, the magistrate, this norang, for a SYMMS against Mr. Drink's* a pant mega» essaasetarer, earryiag ea basins@ at Can-street, Liswbbesee, far earls' ea alarming Wean* fa the diarist to the manna of the Shabitesta, she were ia a state of ill health sad gust aerat, through the penman disks emitted treat the premiss is question Kr. Ts/May—You should mho appliestica to the diddle surveyor or to the Lunar el Nahum. Applissat—l have, Sir, but he told no that ha send set Inerhor. Mr. Mau— • is.., enured easy Is I. awe. The Beard et Heath had bola applied' Is, sad the pollee aulberitlat el the Matelot were about to premeds the preprleemee et the premien. TM parish aims ha date aU they wild to abate the avabasee, bat their pewar was ever•roleeL Ineintee Smith, -- ei the I division, aid. the Canals. MOMS ef Peaks at 13emlead-yard had given directions for the pressenties c the parties. Ilr. Yardley—l as. glad to hear it. Lit soda* be lost. The applleant these retired, and thanked Ma magistrate foe hie kind interferon*. 00TRA01 01 A LlOl3lllll VIOIWALLII. Milian Jaw, ea earriseer, woe placed at the bar before Mr. Yardley ea a °harp of assaaltieg Mr. Frederick Pointy, landlord of the Nee's Head, Patna - row, Tower , hill. It appeared flea the endesse that the priscaer attend the hone of the prosecutes last evening is eonpaay with a soldier. They were drank sad the prisoner asked the eon• plaisaat to give his soon beer. Presenter nfased, when the primer seised a muter sad thnw it et the pretender, who stooped, sad fortaastely escaped injury ; bat the runner strwsk the lookiag•lLr, whin was !irons to per• lir. Yardley—What wee the raise of the glue ? Prosecutor—Five polled,. I do aot wish to hart the rasa or his foully, if he will pay ate for the looking-glue. Mr. Yardley, to the prisoner—Whzt were do yea sera ? Prisoiser—Thirty shilling, per week. Mr. Yardley—Thew yea nut pay 10s. weekly wail the glees is paid for. - Ptheier--I oust p. les. las trillion to pay 6a. The poesseator ultimately agreed to take 6e. per week, sad, it set paid regularly, the rheas: would be takes into sustody. THE I, EXPRESS, TPESDAY EVENING, WARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'Cloas. The railway share market is again rather lower to-day, sales still preponderating. Midland stook has receded to 68 to ex die. being a decline of 1 per cent London and No rth - Western is quoted 93/ to 941; Great Westerns, 66 to f ex die.; Lanosshire and Yorkshire, 811 to ; Booth-Eastern, 17f to 181 ex die.; Gnat Northern., 22 to 1 ex div.; sal Csledooians, 311 to 1. French lines are in some eases rather flatter, but Central of France continua good. ORDINARY SHAREIT AND STOCK& N. I Lux Au. r a rr ai rrfat a lkets. Sha.WeivJs Iftereiry hOissases. _ ID,. dub di. M.. erMiel irdl Raft —.... 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It appeared that all the MMHG who had sued for wages, woompenied by a gentlemen representing the owner, same before Captain Dean, and represented that the wages had been ordered by a masts ream, bat said weds' about distress warrants haring been issued. Ho told the mama and the °erases agent they had better so before the magistrate and settle the matter, bat the ma were clamorous, and said they had been kept oat of their wages a lean time. sad wanted to go beak to the North of Bootland, where they were shipped. Hader these Wrens etanoes be allowed the meat to pay the men. He was very much surprised when hie attention was Galled to an amount is the Evros', la which his wadect was oeurared by the magistrate. He had been inspeesd upon by the gentlest ,u who paid the seamen, and was sot aware that any distress warrants had been timid till be read the report to the newspaper. Mr. Yardley was quite satisfied with the explanation of Copula Dews, sod withdrew say omen he had passed. He thought Captain Dews was not to blows, and he had no doubt the Espress would publish his esplasatioa. THE TESTIMONIAL TO MR. HENRY BERKELEY, MP. The zeal with which the licensed victuallers of Bristol ate urging on this expression of their gratitude does them infinite credit. Mr. Berkeley well deserves it at their hands. He stood forward as their champion when he might have stood neutral like others, although he wu will aware that he thereby gave deadly effuses to a party in Bristol by no means contemptible in number. A..d he did his work well. With the eye of a strategist be seised the opportua• moment for urging the question ; and by refeeleg to bring forward or receive at ports or irrelevant rider* is either aide, be saved valuable time, and carried hie point by a ear.dessesies. He not only gained a vie. tory, bat supplied an example of the tactics by which the farther victories of which we stand I. need are to be gained. Wilgus with pleasure that the just estimate of Mr. Berke. ley's services expressed Is Bristol is not confird to that try. A similar movement is about to be made ia London; and a letter which we publish today (as well r others which bare appeared is earlier numbers) proves that the work only needs a beginning. Word, we are given to understand that the taatisoatal committee in Bristol bar received floss all parts of the country expressions of a de -1 sire to co operate with than. BANK or -...i.tralNO OF TEE TRANSFER pursuance of a colic. issued by the Governor and Directors of the Bank of Ragland, the transfer books foe Bask Stock will be closed from Thursday, the Bth inst., until the 18th October 'ext. DARING ROBBERT ON WATERLOO•BRIDGIL—Yea. Mardi, aftsritoes, during the puling of the competitors for the Lembeth Regatta under the Middlesex arches of Waterlosbridge, the clerk of the Bridge Company (Mr. Powell) was robbed of hie watch, seal, and Albert chain, of snot value. Hundreds of persons were near at the time, sell see man was taken oa enspicicia, bat the property was alle !read; sad, as it was a gift from a friend, Mr. Powell hes offered • reward of 101. fee its restitution. BUICIDI IN 80110.—This morning, Mr. 8. F. Teregiserm, the Deputy-Coroner for Westminster, received lallermeilma of the following horrible suicide:—lt appear. that Mr. Hamad James, • tradesman, of No. 26, Noel street, Wardowetreet, Soho, was seen to go into the bask yard of his premiers, on Saturday night last, and not ro tunda', • seas* was made, when the unfortunate deemed yes disseested is the water-closet, lying in a pool of blood, width wet Stud to flow free a frightful gash in the threat, nadag hem ear to ear, and dividing the principal arteries. A razor several with blood was firmly clenched in dearesed's head. Mr. James Hadaway, surgeon, of Berwick-street, was called in, but life was satinet. An inquest will be held en the body. ATTEMPTED PARRICIDI BY POLOIL—Thia morn *, lslormation was hewed from the Chief Police sialee, Great Seotlasietimd, that Thomas Sutton, esdiseeer, of Betheesdon, Somerset, had attempted to mar &ebb father by poises. He is wall known Ia Leedom, • Liverpool, and other large town, bevies Stet died die emery for a Loud*n home is the wine end old* Mode The description given of him is: about 26 yeses el age. Ave feet seven loch., high, slight made, mellow dm. *idea, walks upright. He is apposed to be in Lemke. sad awaiting the opportunity to embark for some fareaga land. FATAL ACCIDENT TO THE CAPTAIN OP A RIVER STZAMBOAT.—Yesterday morning, about half past Rine o'clock, Use body of Mr. W. H. Frisch, the ingrain of we of the Adolph' and Lindoo-britge steamboats, was found is the river Thames, off Davy'. Roads, Upper Ground street, Bbsekfriararoad. It appears that on Thursday lest the steamer in command of the deemed was chartered to attend a rowing match, and on its return to the Adelphi pier he fell overboard. An attempt was made by the ind oleo Thames police, to roams the nafortanato man, bat without MOMS, and be was carried sway by the tide. FATAL ACCIDENT ON • RAlLWAT.—YeatErday morning, the body of a masa named Harrison. wee found at a ',Ws called Dation', on the Manchester mid Shahid railway, near the Guide Bridge station. He is supposed to have been crushed to death between the buffers of some waggons beioogirg to a Loudon and North Western train, which bad been 'bunted there a short time before the body was found by ono of the railway servants. Tim ludo:taws man was reoognised as a resident in the neighbourhood, bat it is not known what business had brought him on. the line at the piece when he was killed. THE WINE AND SMUT MADE AND THE LONDON Donn. COlCPANT.—Tiallrlial • manelag of guidon's con ',scud with the wine GM Ride trade was hold in the Cripalegate Hotel, Watrimnissol, kit the purposed adoption such warms it might be domed to put am end to "strain alleged sou of mismemeieweent die London Nags, which injuriously affect tM Itrarests d the trade, peethealarly those whose property Is cmided M ttre can of the London Doak COMpliny. TIN =weft was purely pretrasary. HAITLEBONS Recirraarros. —John Fruer J=ll., Esq., do banker emitted by the Lord Chief ;revise the 141 afeeesee (Sr the hof Kary lehows.wlll hold bk own ke that pewee ea . the 11* laskat, at 11 Vdesk, to revise the list WI oaten for the rains sit P•6l6aelss, et St- Shrylli=hi4but by akeeousswt es the 19th fast. at the seet. Pawns weddings, to resist the list of *Ws imakleat is Bt. Paints pada. FOUNDATION OF A Nsw HOSPITAL AT MANCHU rsa.—Ths Iboolstiss of a re haling was kid, I. Quay- Nialbssese, yeateekepadluniesa, by the b Hospita red Bishop of la be ND* It. 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" Os. morning, after laving said mass, I felt symptoms of cholera. I had a difficulty of breathing amounting almost to suffocation. A cold so intense took possession of my arms and legs, that I could not feel a hot iron applied to them. Just these Chinese Christian cams in to see me, and as soon sa he looked at me, he said, . Father, you have the cholera.' To be cattalo, however, he looked under my tongue, and observing the peculiar blackness of the veins there, be remarked, that ankle I applied a remedy speedily, I would not live until night. I told him to do what he could for me. He took an orilaary: pin, and began pricking me under the tongue until he drew out from ten to tweaty jet black drops of blood. Thu, after rubbing my arms gently, be tied a string very tightly about each one of my fingers, and pricked each one cm the outside at the root of the nails until he brought a drop or two of the came kind of blood from each. Then, to see whether the operation had bean successful or not, he pricked me with the same in the arm, very near the vein that is usually opened in blood-letting, and seeing no blood lone, be pronounced it satisfactory. I still felt, however, a fearful oppression of the hogs. To relieve this, he run the pin obliquely into the pit of my stomach about two-thirds of its length. (This operation the Chinese call opening the mouth of the heart.) Not a drop of blood came out here, but in a moment I felt myself entirely relieved, my blood began its circulation, my natural warmth returned, and, after an hour of alight fever, I went about my avocations. This is the ordinary Chinese remedy. I have known it to be' applied to five of oar fathers in cholera, and it failed only once. Tun CHOLERA IN SonTnwsits.—ln consequence of several eases of bowel complaint and dinrima, the first symptoms of Asiatic cholera, having been made to the guardians of the St. Saviour's Union, this morning bills were posted throughout the whole of the Union, notifying that medical gentlemen had been appointed in each district, to whom all persons were earnestly requested to apply on ' the Ant appearance of such symptom without the slightest delay. THE CIIOI.IIIA IN ITALY.—The cholas is at this ormeat raging in Townley. The somber of snow throoth wat the trued duchy averages, aosordiag to the Messitcre Towne, 700 per day. Tha observation made dossrhort, that dm dams de mst rho Om • whim kook is else essensal is • as is =" 6 ladi as Mink Otilima. Mists lim Miaowo base beim Wham unvisited. ee seedy so, by the epi , bola Itelikeed Duke frormar Wits the cholera hoe- Oil. sad Iblibms• aid is assialeiss le the maims. Free the Mire psis el Italy the nese It seibibihey; the shakos is wall at asd W wed, esseei at egua ; it is asseasiag fast at es well as la the imehwes of Wed awl Sleben, le the Weed of lispliala. There is still some Messily is Lombardy, the amber of suss through out the Megan' barb* bent 87$ is the 28th tat. A Inmate? tail is about to be hang in a weeks tower, 40 lei bleb, elms to the pollee-statios In the flostbsmsess clerk, to seised as alarm fa ems of Ire brook ing nut swept eke skipping or washiness is tbe docks. The bsU will wean 6 cwt. Dona Car:La.—At the end of the present smooth, imam the eat of yeas:sat, Dover Carle will be elated as • penes iwt debtor% when these who axe ht custody will be rimmed le Maitlitsse Comity Geol. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'Czocx. The English stock market continues flat. Prices show a further decline of per cent. Consols have ranged between 901 and 901, and are now quoted 901 to j for money and next Thursday, and 901 to 91, for the 12th of October, the Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 1; the New Three per Cents. at 921 to ; Batik Stock at 2161; the New 30 years' Annuities at 181 to 17 ; Exchequer Bonds, 1889, at 1001 to # ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 12s. to los. prem.; ditto, June, at lls. prem. The foreign stock market is in some cues rather Satter. Turkish Six per Cents. are marked as low as 931, and are now quoted 931 to 1; and the New Four per Cent. Scrip, 11 to 11 prem. Mexican is quoted 211 to 22; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 191. French scrip has been dealt in at 21 prem. ; Dutch Two•and•a'Half per Cents. at 64/ to 661; Venezuela Deferred at 13; and Peruvian Fouvand-a-Half per Cents. at 791 to ex div. The corn market yesterday showed increased firm ness, and a further improvement of Is. to 2s. per qr. was established over last Monday's rates, the impulse arising in part from a Continental inquiry. The amount of specie brought in by the Baltic, from New York, is stated at 136,0001. Immense quantities of silver continue to be sent from this country to India and China. In view of the fact that a large proportion of these supplies is drawn from various points of the Continent, it is some what surprising that the continental exchanges keep up so well. As a set-off, however, against this influx of silver from the Continent must be set the pur chases of grain which have for some time past been made in this market on Continental account. The Euxine, which will leave Southampton for Alexan dria this afternoon, has on board specie and bullion to the almost unprecedented amount of 693,2481., of which 111,8711. is gold, and 481,3771. silver. The destination of this large supply is shown below, viz. : For Malta, gold, 60,2401.; for Al• xaedria, gold, 24,7361.; for Bombay, silver, 141,8661.; for Ceylon, gold, 16,3301.; for Madras, gold, 1,5901., and silver, 12,1531.; for Calcutta, silver, 231,7564; for Penang, silver, 3,0381. ; for Singapore, silver, 14, 5351. ; for Hong Kong, silver, 23,3681., and gold, 18,9751.; for Canton, silver, 39,1191.; and for Shanghai, silver, 15,5401. Advice. from St. Petersburg quote the exchange on London at 36 3.16 to 5-16 d., and mention that 800 casks of tallow had b een taken for transmission westward. The quantity of tallow despatched to Great Britain from St. Petersburg and direct from the interior, up to the above date, is stated at 24,786 casks this year, against 29,577 to the same date in 11854. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Ca nada for the week ending the 17th ult., were 6,7471. sterling, being at the rate of 281. per mile per week, against 3,4721., or 121. 17s. per mile in the corre sponding week of last year. The market for land and bank shares yesterday showed 00 striking change. The Canada Land Compa ny's shares continue to exhibit an improving tendency. The shares of the new Bank of London were more offered, and closed at 3 to 4 prem. Crystal Palace shares are firmer. Peninsular and Oriental Steam shares have been dealt in at 69i ; and Illinois Cep. tral Railroad Six per Cent. Bonds, 1875, at 76 (exch. 41. 2d.). The shares of the Brussels and Fumes Junc tion Railway were quoted kto prem. Relative to the freight market Messrs. Offor and Gammen furnish us with the following report: The freight market is steady, the demand for teenage being more active, and ships offering leas freely. In the But India trade there is less doing for British account, but • large number of orders come from the continental houses, at better rates than are quoted here : say, Akyab, 41. 10.. ; Calcutta, N g to Bordeaux, Antwerp, Havre, or London; Rangoon or Moulmein, 41 152., to the United Kingdom or Continent; Manilla, 41.65., Ac. Outward freights for the East ladles continue low; the rates for coals from Birken head are to Calcutta, let ; Sues, Ws., etc. Australian freights are still very much depressed ; the highest rate. paid are 400. to 42.. 6d., but shipment. are made by vessels not advanced in their loading at 301. to Ms There is a large fleet (upwards of 60 sail of ships) on the berth for Australia, and, as the exports continue limited, frOghts exhibit no tendency to improvement. The vessels entered and cleared during het week con priaed the following. Entered out. Shim SODOM% S 1,354 aaired. Mae. TOIII3IO. 3 1,331 Adelaide ... Hobert Town New Zeelend Port Phillip 1 Stl Sydney 1 155 S 1878 7 3,434 9 MAI Coal freights to the seat of war in the Eat are rather higher, and consequently Mediterranean rates generally are Grater. Our present quotations for loading at Liverpool are: Bosphorus 315., with option of Black 8.. at 40e. to 415.; Malta, 205.; Blayne% 28s. 6i ; Trieste, Finale, Venice, or Ancona, 261.; Corfu, Athens, Beiruut, Alezandrette, &c., 244.; or from Wales to Malta, 261. ; to Smyrna, 301., &e Homewards there is still but a limited chartering businem. At 6s. for beans, vessels of about 200 tons register can b. , placed pretty readily ; and from the Danube at about 17s. for wheat; and from Italy to the seat of war, compressed hey, &1., at 25,. per ton of 50 feet if discharged in the Boa. pherus, and 61. additional for the Black Sea or Crimea. r In the Brasil trade there is not much activity in charter ing. The nominal rates are 50s. Bahia for sugar in one,; 425. Id. Rio Janeiro; Cadis to River Plate, 355., salt, with return freight of 461. for hides, &c., to the United Kingdom. There has been more doing in timber charters, the pre sent entreat quotations being: Quebec to London, 365. ; to the Northern Coal Para, 365. to 38s. ; Cork, 375. 6d. ; Bris tol, 38s. ; Lvisslonderry, Belfast, Waterford, or Cork, 40.., dtc.; Memel to London, 181 ; Dantiz, 18s. to 194 ; %boobs's. 40,. and five per cent. for Deals. In the West India trade chartering is limited to a few vessels for timber. The current rates for coals from the Tyne sr* is follows : at per keel of 21 1.5 tons :—Aden, 331. ; Bombay, 181. ; Calcutta, Csyloo , Madras, Penang, or Singapore, 201.; Hong-Kong, 301. ; Suez, 661. ; Callao. or Valparaiso, 32e. 6d. Patent feel per ton ; Coquimbo, 361. ; Havanuah, 211.; Jamaica, 221.; Monte Video or Buenos Ayres, 361.; Pa ' name, 48s. Intent fuel ; Pus, 30/. ; Rio Janeiro. 271. ; Rio Grande, 451. ; St. Thomas, ; Caps of Good Hope, 221.; &artless, 181. ; Cadiz, 171. ; Lisbon, 171. 10s. ; Oporto 181. ; Alexandria, 211. ; Athens, 261. ; Barcelona, 301. ; Cette, 251.; Constantinople, Beieoe Bay, or Bosphorus, 381., with option of Crimea, 481 ; Marseilles, Malt., Meatus. Genoa, Naples, Toulon, all 281. ; Trieste, 271. ; Venice, 301. MONDAY Eves:lgo. The English funds were again weak to-day, sod closed I to 1 per cent. lower than on Saturday. The depression seems to have been more immediately attributable to an increased demand for money is the Stock Exchange, at about 3 per cent. on govern ment securities, in connexion with the approaching settlement of the monthly account in Consols; but we have to report that the demand for accommoda tion in the discount market was to-day very brisk, 31 per cent. (or equal to the Bank of England mini- mum) being the lowest rate charged in Lombard street for the best paper. This pressure is partly traceable to the preparations for to-morrow, the 4th of the month, when a very heavy mass of bills falls due ; but the general aspect of the money market is considered in many quarters to afford indications I that the Bank of England will shortly be justified in raising its rates. The instalments falling due from month to month on the British, Turkish, and French loans, it must be remembered, absorb a considerable amount of capital. The "other" securities in the Bank of England have shown a steady upward move ment since the 14th July, when the amount was 12,681,8331. This item stands in the latest published return at 14,995,2321., showing a difference of 2,313,3991. At the same time the diminution in the bullion has been progressive since the 23rd June, and shows a difference during this period of no lees than 2,623,0391. At Paris to-day the hoarse showed buoyancy, the i Three per Cents. closing at a rise of per cent., and the Four-and-a-Half per Cent.. of per cent-, as compared with the closing range of aturday. This advance appears to be in a great measure consequent upon the conclusion of the settlement of the account, which has encouraged speculators for higher prices to extend their operations. Consols opened at 9431 to 91, and closed at 90f to 1 for money and the 6th inst. The "contango" to the new October account ruled at Ito 3-16 per cent. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 90f ditto, for account, oth Sept., 901, 91, 901. Three per Cent. Redeosd, 914,911, 911. New Three per Cents., 921, 1,1. Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 4 1-18. lines and-aHalt per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868, 100/ ; ditto, 1869, 1001. India Bonds, 30s. prem. The new Thirty Years Annuities, expiring in 1885, were dealt in at 17 and 161, and Uranium at 4 4 prem. Exchequer Bonds were last quoted 1001 _ . ()wing to the demand for money, Exchequer Bilis were rather flat, at 11s. to 15s. prem. The foreign stock market was dull. Turkish Six per Cents. closed 1 per cent. lower than on Saturday, at 93} to /. This stock, however, still meets with a certain degree of speculative favour, in anticipation of the deduction of the half-yearly dividend, which falls due on the 10th of next month. The scrip of the new Four per Cent. guaranteed loan was last quoted If to I?, prem. This security is prejudiced by sales in preparation for next Wednesday's nettling, coupled with the approaching instalment of 20 per cent., falling due on the 12th inst. The scrip of the new French loan was quoted 2 to 21 prem. IC7I ad /Si ~4 SO SS I e Si 104 k et to b 2 ii Is 17 S. aa : e ii - if as es 111 $2 SIN IR 4, 1855. ILA; 130 Ii il 1 ifil 9 W MI 911 161 171 id _l_ _4 . pm lif 144 f die n 40 vv _1 7n an n all I MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLool. The gold mining shares remain without any novement whatever. Australian Land shares are also quiet. As regards other Foreign and Colonial Mining stocks, the only business worth recording is in National Brazilian (Cocaes) shares, at 31 to 3i. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list it yesterday's sales : Cubert, 12s. 6d.; Devon Buller, 3; Gilmer, 6; Lady Bertha, 364. ; North Basest, 28!, 29, 293, ; North Rose wens, 18s. 9J., 16.., 17e. 6J. ; 'South Tamer, 71 f ; South Crafty, 4 ; Bortridge Console, 6!, 16.16; Tretuiti, 103; West Seton, 282* ; Wheal Grenville, 31, 3. We also hear of the following transactions in the Stock Exchange, viz. : Bosom; 60; Tineroft, 2j ; Sortridge Commix, 7, 61; Pedn-an•drea United, 21, 3; Lady Bertha, 11, 1, 1. Shares in Wheal Clifford have been in demand at 2401. per share. A great improvement is reported at the 170 fathom level, where a stream. of hot water is isattiog from the lode. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. off MAGESIO , 1IXONAI.11.) (PROW OUR OWN CORRISPONDINT.) Our corn market opened this day with a good attendance of millers and dealers, which operated to a moderate latent on wheat and flour. Indian corn almost recovered Friday's decline. Oats and oatmeal were rath.r dearer. Other articles were sold at the last market day'. extreme prices. The weather centimes fine. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Sucian.LThemsrkathes opened with ;atiliy appear- Mae, but without sacitement, and the public rates us pro gressing without showing any alteration in prices. The retinso market quiet, brown lumps, 503. 6J. ; grocery. 6cl. to 555. Corr!■ —The public sales are peogtessing at full prices. TEA.—The market is steady. Cummoa Congou (sound) Jim, at 9J. ItlcE.-4 GOO bap offered in public tale ; ab.ut halt sold at 161. to 16,., which were yesterday's prices. RIM without alteration. SALTPETRE.-650 big% refraction 8, were offered and bought in at 401. This article is about GI. lower than print* contract price of Saturday. COTTOM.-500 Oulu sold yesterday on 'Change. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm, and has a tendency to advance. Town tallow is Quoted Ms. nett cash; Petersburg T.D. on the spot, 675.; October to December, 675. buyers. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davie reports trade without any alteration. Prime meadow hay, 100 s. to 1101. ; superior, 116 s. to 1265.; Interior, 70s. to 905.; rowan, 80s. to 905.; clover. 100,. to 1305.; second cut, 95a. to 1205.; straw, 2,. to 30s. HOP INTELLP tGENCE. The Kentish papers report that the weather during the past week hes been lots favourable for the hops they heretofore. They have been considerably bruised by the wind, and mould has so increased that some grounds will not be picked. This goes to confirm the opinion of those planters who believe that mould's increased by the eztremee either of wet or drought. In many places picking will be commenced this week, which is earlier than was expected some time ago. The picking, however, will not become general till Monday next. This report applies to • :considerable hop district around Maidstone. Prom 'other parts of Kent similar accounts have reached us. About Brenottley the red spider, commonly ' known as "red rust" is making great hsvock in many grounds. Picking has in some instances commenced, and those which have been picked are very light in weight. la the vicinity of Rolvenden the prospect of a splendid crop, both in quantity and quality, continues. At Msllihg there is en increased appearance of mould, and about Shoreham and the Crays, the hop" ere said to look excellent.—The reports from Sussex and Surrey are as various as those from the different districts in Kent ; the weather having exercised a stronger influence on the grounds than was anticipated. —Fran the Worcester plantations the accounts are favour 'bit ; and there has been a strong demand during the past week for 1854 hops, for immediate use; there being no doubt that last year's growth will be entirely off before they get a supply of sew at market.— At a select meeting, held on Thursday last, in the neigh bourhood of Boughton, in Kent, the subject of the hop duty was discursed. Betting occurred to some extent, but so nearly did the gentlemen present coincide with each other as to the probable result, that ell the bete made on that oc•asion were within 5,0001., the highest being 295,0001., and the lowest 290,00 W The hop assistants for 1855 met on the 23rd ult., at eke Royal Oak Inn, Ashford, 51 in number, and with M. A. Mark, Erg , collector of the Inland Revenue, end the su pervisors of Canterbury, proceeded to the offices of Messrs. Farley and Co., sod there took the oath of allegiance before G. E. Sayer, Esq., and the Rev. N. Toke, after which they all sat down to a capital repast —There have been no impor tation' of hops for the week ending September 1. The exportation' have been—from London to Geelong 10 cwt., to Bremen 122 cwt., to Hombre' 46 cwt., to Port Philip 840/. value, to Sydney 4001. valise, to Ilobart Town 4501. value, and to the Cope of Good Rope 4341. TRAFFIC RETURNS. Itit7at Pam. Mot Told!. Total Plan, AT& ODOM senceri. etimALso. 11155. 1084. Weak ending Septomberl. A A A A London. Brighton. and south Coast ...... ............. .... 161 15,545 3,043 14,507 16.644 fiouthy3.otern .: ....... . ...... 23,120 21,413 . . A6c..4. Week Gran d Trunk of Canada ...... 343 2.223 2,533 4.156 3,48 ATTENDANCE AT THE JUDGES' CHAMBERS: The days fixed for the attendance of Mr. Justice Willes at chambers are Tuesday end Friday in each week until the termination of the vacation. NORTH YORKSHIRE AND CLEVELAND RAILWAY.— The report of the directors of this company states that they have let the contract for the construction of the railway from nekton to Kildale, and commenced the works, which are now in active progress. This contract, comnsenciog from the western terminus of the railway, extends about 15 miles, and opens a large extent of the mutt valuable iron stone of Cleveland. The directors obtains dan act in the session jest closed, authorising the construction of a breach five miles in length to unite the main line with the port of Middlesborough, and the ironworks ou the banes of the Tees; and also a branch of two miles in leog•h, to bring the ironstone from the extensive royalties of the ?Jennie of Aylesbury. in Whorlton. to that portion of the main line of ibis company now in course of construction. The directors attach great importance to the advantages this act confers upon the company. The capital account to the 30th of Jane Int shows that 13,0061, had been received, and 9,877 L *a ttended, leaving a balance of 4,1181. It appears to be the intention of the directors to press forward the construction of the line as quickly as possible, and to make a call of 21. • share for that purpose. HANDSOME CONDUCT.—The remains of a daughter of General Cannon (Behrens Fiche), who died last year at Constantinople, were put as freight on band en of the ships belonging to the Messrs. Cunard line of steamers plying bet Mete Liverpool and Constantinople; hot on ar rival in this country those gentlemen, in the most handsome and liberal manner, refused to accept freight or permit the General to offer any remuneration whatever, for the trouble and the ezpense they had incurred on his account, although be was a perfect stranger► to all of the gentlemen concerned. CLOSE OF THE TAY SALMON FISHINGS.—The from the month of Ems and a ri a: e a r :on on Monday forenoon, and "takes" of both adman and grilse on almost every station. In respect to the pro s ductiveness of the season as a whole, it has not proved salmonw° P it w h a a ra l f in s ebl e imp u g fil b o e r r t of excellent rem tive to the tackamen. On some of the Sabina something has been made, but on others loss has followed, and the balance•sheet exhibits a preponderance to the latter side. Had It not been for the excellent takes during the Nat three weeks, and the high price of salmon, all the *schemes would have suffered more or less severely ; and s on the other band, bad the season extended to the statutory period, 14th of September, from the present slightly swollen state of the river they would unquestionably have been well remunerated. The probability is that at V e let for next season the bidders for the fishing will only take them on condition that the operations will be allowed during the period fixed by statute.—Perth Constitutional. ~.41 3s' al IS6 dl. 91 14 is 111 101 :a 112 as 14 zd i Ps 119 e l 4 2 2 3 2/ 29 42 1 41 id 1 -- i 16 2O i, 6 i e % 1 67 69 i die / i 9 U 36 43 43 51 54 ni 40 4 73 74 8 9 le 11 - 17 to li it li If 4 P- I 10714 In xd 174 a 411 i II 33 3 I 11 411 241 lit Id