The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-24 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. MANSION-HOLM. Asses Asada wu charged with bating soli a panel of horse-dv.ag sad sawdust to a boy, as tubes**, for the sea el U. 6d. _ _ _ lifcytos.(SSS) sold he sow the defendant bergainLag with • little boy, sad, suspecting that there was something wroag la the matter, went our and found that the boy had • parcel which he had received from the defendant, sad which weighed about a pound and • half. The puma burst as he handled it, and tell upon the palmated. Ned t►e outsets were found to he sawdust and horse•du•g. Ups. the top of the panel was • sample of real wham,. The 'titans desired the prisoner to restore the mosery to the owner, which wee, after some he►itation, done, and the prisoner thee ran away. Sir It. W. Cerde•—ls he known ? Officer—He said he was a sailor, and I found upon him his discharge (rem a ship. I saw a countryman, who same up to ...ad said the prisoner had i..ffered him tobacco fee sal bat he was too old to be does. When I spoke to the pri.oser about the parcel, he sai't he had boog%t it for 2s. himself, and he could not afford to lose that money, so he tried to get some of it bsek. Watts (the boy) said—Toe prisoner came up to me and offered me the parcel for 21. 61., and afterwards tow other sums, till he lowered the price to is. 6i , and I agreed to give him that price, and handed it to him. Whee the otlizer came up he told me the parcel was tobacco, but did not say that it was torches. Sir R. W. Carden-1 must commit you for obtaining Is 6d. under false pretences. The priewner—l can swear that I stave 2s. ter the stuff, and it is only 7 weeks since I was paid off from my ship. Sir R. W. Carden—l ewumit you under the act for ob• tainieg money ceder false pretences ; because, if I eon vieted you ander the Resew*, Aet, I could only (insures four times the value of the article, which is, absolutely, sothing. GUILDHALL. Aeliard Falune wee brought up charged with steallog a pihee of Imam, 'slue 2s. 93., from the shop of Mr. Geo. Teo good, •eheueemorigerof Fetter-ienv. _ . . . . Edward Toogomi aid—Oa Sit rday night Wt the prisoner walked into the shop and asked for some batter. I served Lim, and then saw him as he was going out take up a piece' of bacon from the hoard at the side of the shop and walk away with it. I followed him, and gave bias into custody of the diem who happened to be pass ng at the time. The bac a was found in his postession. It had not been sold to him. He was gaits sober at the time. The prisoner said he was drunk, aid knew nothing about it. The officer said—l took the prisooer to the station, and fogad the bacon on him. lie asked to be allowed to pay for it. I also found on him IN. 101. in money, besides • frock and a coat. As the price ticket was on the coat, I eincluded it was stolen, and I have since bound that to be the case. The owner of the coat is in court. Joseph Clutter asid-1 am a *sienna to Mr. Groves, clothier, of L3WOr Marsh, Lambeth. The prisoaer came to our shop cm Saturday evening, between 8 and 9, acid asked for a duck frock, which was showa to him, and he purchased it. We did not :also the cost produced, which is my mas ten's property, turd the °Meer oiled. The coat has our mark apes it, and has a t been slid. He was sober at oar shop. Ti.. prisoner wu then committed for trial. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. HBARTLEtIiI FRAUD. Jane While, a well-dressed woman, about 30 pen of age, was charged with fraudulently obtaining the sum of 13s. from Sawn Simons, a respectable married woman, residing at 35, Charlton-street, Filer , / square. The prosecutria deposed that on Thursday last the pri• sonar, of whom she had no previous knowledge, came to her boom and told her that her (complainant's) daughter bad met wit 1 a dreadful accidar.t, sod hroktri both her thighs, and that her husband had sent her (prisoner) for a little money. Complainant quntiuued the primmer, and from the manner in which she answered all her inquiries one was induced to believe her stubment, and In conse quence gave her 13t. to tabs to her daughtir. Witness sub sequently proceeded to her daughter'e, and found her in perfect health. Pragmatic saw no more of the prisoner wutd Saturday night, when she gave her into custody. Than was a second ease. chargaag the prisoner with ob taining 10s. frees Mrs. liaaosh Wright, by similar protein:tea. Police Constable Dicks said, since the prisoner's appre hension he had received nett information as to warrant him in applying far a remand 4a a futon day. when he should be prepand with proof of at least a &sea other earn *saints her. The prisoner, w►o made ae answer to the classes, was remanded till Wedne►day next. WOKSIIIP.STREET. 8110PLIVIIKO. Thom styliehly-dreisod women named awe and Mary Puller, mother and daughter, and Miry Arum Backman, were charged with having stolen several pain of ladies' boots, at the shop of Mr. John Webb, a shoss-maker in die Whiteeluipel rood. Juan Miller, shupses to the prosecutor, elated, that shortly before 11 u'clock on Saturday evening, the prisoners entered the chop together, and bailey latitude/4 that each of them were in went of boits, he heeded down • number of pairs of various eisce, which he placed before them for teepee. twa. While the other two women were engaged in easminieg the boJte, the attention of witness woe temporarily diverted by the girl Voller, who rep/toted hu aesistenoe in fitting on • pair with which she ultimately ',proceed herself satistled,and a second psi, bating been selected by Lir mother, who paid for them both, the three prisoners left the shop. The mo ment they had gone, witases °barites' that there wee ea iv dent diminution in the qu entity of the goods he had displayed upon the counter, and, suspecting that the pl aners bad eontrived to appropriate • portion, he ran out , after them, and, on overtaking them at the *odor thertterts he tielic.dsly inquired if they had not taken away some boots which they had forgotten to pay far. The prisoners etsesm- Godly denied ►iving t one s and loudly ezpriromd their iad,guation at such an insiouati en, bat at the same 111191111/1“ he saw the younger Fuller stellthily draw • pair of biota fr , m ander her shawl, which she threw down into as ad. joieiog mos. Walkout waiting to neover Ws property, he proceeded to convey the protium bock to the shop, but bad only goae a few pude when • person who mu passing called oat to the women Beekman that she had jut dropped smrothing, and on loolung down witness Shorted two pairs of boots 13 jag close bel.iad her spew the proem at. Witness had so sooner picked them up than a fourth pie of boots was iroprod by tte elder prisone►, holler, who tried bard to prra►de him that the ab•traetles of the articles was a mere act of inadvertence, as be ►ed at B•tt svereted, bat he rej.eted that view of the cam, sad glee the primmer, into custody. Neither of the prieonars Volier was ideatilled by the po llee se having been formerly in custody, but the woman Backman west recognised as the paramour of a uteri**, "float" thief, who had been repestselly convicted, said wee hours to the pollee by the sporbrleei of the young Jack Shepherd." T. prieoserr, who dectiaed offering soy defence, w ordered to be elmorttted for trial. SOUTHWARK. 1011111(0 CUILDRIN. Elie* Ragetolds, a young woman, dressed in shabby bleak, wait a small p.rtion of a dark veil which covered her fea tures, was brought before Mr. Comb. charged with stealing a basket containing tea sod sugar from a little girl named Ann Rottes, about ten years of age. She is also suspected of robbing other children in valises parts of London. The mother of the child said, that on Saturday morning, the lith instant, she sent her with a basket sad money to purchase tea and sugar, in Blackman-street. Finding she did not return in half an hoer, she went in starch of her, and found her up a court crying bitterly, at the same time beirg without the basket. She asked her what had become of it, and the tea and sugar, when she said a lady dressed in black bad taken it from her and no away with it. Wita.se immediately proceeded to the polio-station, and gave information, when it was weer:silted that a female answering the prisoner's description had robbed other children about Leedom. On Saturday morning last her little girl was playing at the door in Whitecroerstreer, I:nice-street, when the prisoner came post. She immediately galled out, "Mother, sismelterr, here's the lady who took the basket from me." Wittier immediately went after her and stepped her, at the lame time telling her she had robbed her child of a basket with some tea end sugar, on the Satin day previous. She denied it, but the child was se positive as to her lentil that she tailed a esastable sad gave kr too Custody. Xbe child wee sot 8710 TE, owing t, !fit being too you; 'lnkster the nature of us oath, but she positively asserted that the prisoner was the party who took the basket from leer. Inspector Illeielmenais, M division, raid he had remind limnl nezten from various parts of London, giving • deseriptios of • female like ties primmer going 'boot London, robbing children. The female in question is described as being strongly pock.marked, and having • teas ever her right eye. Mr. Combo ordered the prisoner to raise her veil, when her 'optimums answered the description in every particular. Inspector Mackenzie asked for a remand, to enable him to obtain the evidence of other persons whose children had been robbed. Mr. Combo accordingly remanded ber until to-morrow. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'Ciocx. With the ciogle exoeption of Great Western stock, which shows a slight improvement, the railway sham market has declined to-day. A fall of to I per cent. is very generally established. London and North-Western Stock is quoted 91f to 92; Great Westerns, 661 to 4; Midland, 664 to ; Lanoashire and Yorkshire, 76 to 4 ex div.; South Restores, 17 to ; Great Northerns, 211 to 4; and Caledo nians, 301 to 4. Northern of France and Paris and Lyons shares are rather better. ORDINARY BRAZES AND STOCKS. Bb. I ro.I aAn.w.w. I "rm., Prier aress.l Its, er 4"" lOU k besdete ei Voters" Notting.. Basta. awl Fast Jut.eiion . al Alras.Wolv.& btuurVallis, 294 tiirkea.Laa. Sc Ches. June 41 Do.Chaa.lklitrk.3o/$l3l C. Si 4 71 75 16 13 dla 14 11 9 Ede 67 69 61 615 11 IS • 16 • 4 die. 115 7 ISe 95 95 zd 1. Do. do. do. .0/.. 100 Bristol and URINE too .I.lledosiss all Metter sal Uolybeat.. all Ova and Bsndon . . 43 Dubbin &ad ballast Jure. ill too , east Atzllan all LAtto IX.O E and R.) all "LAM COUBUIPB lOU , Eastern Ution, Claes A 100 . 1 Do. elan E. ..... - . ..... I Iso Lanceetirs 100 !Alabama and Otwomow all I Kdlaburma and Pet bk 100 it...ntairmh,l4tth, par dee 10" alarrwk Snatb Western aU Great arts of Ocotlmad ;1041 Great Yana/rim 100 Di. A, Stock 100 Do. 8, stoat 100 Gt. Wouth. mad Wtat.(lta ) 70 72 60 62 16 16 72 74 ad &I tt 76 77 69 71 126 123 140 102 t 6 30 66 72 77 64 76 ps 6y ty 76 77 id 100 100 Do. BtoarVolle7oa. 01k. 01l Laucestet o t od 1 Wl* .. _ _ _l4 I . Do. New Ilktrds 1100 11A;;;;Iiii; 19j De. fifths j Do. West Weiss Disko all Louden mad Blaekaall roe Los., Brighton, & &Cosa WO Les& ask North Weststs (ii 93 97 911 91 1 14 as I dav eg: Ss 14 8 7 dls 91 54 134 131 7_ 1 6 1 s 3 Dea I 0612., Y oadt3.(C ) 2 Do. Eighths 100 London ✓ South WNW= Do. I. +o .. Do. £4O all Loolondorrykranishillea 100 Manch. Min.& Lt.icolask. all Do. Mane, No. 1 I Metropolitan, New rio; dk 04 de Ss Id_ 100 Do. Mrs. and Derby eLL NowpartAbers.fdlereford 0. Newry awl traiaknlen all NewryWarrespolntlk Rea WO Norfolk If 14 If li 0 4! ad I sw 341Nottl,ern Oxistles VsJoel 1 lOW ii;iiiiiitish --- all North Dego% Na I all Do. .4 A Deferred all Do. 4 8 Ouaranteed __ _ _ - I 10 N. Imolas—Bsevisk .... 20 Do. F.xteosloll_ . 13 Do. 0.14. E. Pore . Loll Do. lee& ..... ... 100 Do. York. all North Loudon all Do. New 101.11haree 174 North Stalordehlre all earth WOO:4111 all Oxford, Wore.. & Wolver 1010 Acottleh °patrol 91 id 116 Ofli a 3j see 1 I 7611 6 64 a. 92 1 19 Sli ii "I 1 Se Me i i ELI Pd. 10 &&&&& ON ♦ LADY IT :a■ SWILL YOB. William Jenkins, aged 31, Jaws Mclntosh, 33, an! James 73 t . Orem, 24, well-known members of the swell mob, were 1 1 4 charged by Mrs. Charlotte Shepherd, a married lady of lal fortune, residing at No. 4, Cambridge-street, Islington, with 31 robbing her of her parse, containing three sovereigns and 914 thirteen shillings. et. Toe prosecutriz, haying been sworn, said that, on Saw day afternoon last, she was walking with her sister in the SO Lower-road, Islington, when she felt something at her t o, pocket, and on turning round she saw the pores in the gt, band of the prisoner Jenkins. The prisoners Mclntosh and le Brown, with another well-dnesed man, were with r t ., him, and they hustled both herself and sister. at. They made an alarm, when the prisoners all ran away, r t. and the third poison said he would purste them, and he at. ran away after them. Witness called n Stop thief," and 11 the priooners were stopped by a police constable and looked yr cep. The prisoners ;threw the purse, &a., into the canal, L . ; near the Thatehed-house, Islington. Committed for trial. . I Numerous boys were eharged by the pike with gambling l a with halfpence in the public thoroughfares, and lined. Mr. ft. Curie expressed his determination to check the nuisance by initiating heavy floes. THAMES. 194 Wine BILTING. IV ) ilidill Boles, a mariner employed on hoard the barque i s l! Carona, was charged with a violent assault upon his wife, St. to under the most savage circamstaatec It appeared from the 'vides.* that the prisoner meat ti• home on Friday last is a state of intoxication, when be ' s l* commeneed• furious attack upon her. He jumped on her 40 body sad exclaimed,. I will break your jaw; you shall IS speak anymore; I will wavier you." He subsequently ps left the house, and proceeded to the Sailor's Hoots in the 10 East Isdia•road, Poplar, whim he obtained his wages, ; i t : amouatiog to Ti. The wife followed him, and asked him 75 for same money for her starving child, which he refused. t ( ) ) Her face was much bruised. Pt. I Several witaeuas were called in confirmation of the wife'. a statement, sad, after a gooti deal of coafireting testimony, Ft. the magistrate (lir. Yardley) *committed the prisoner !Ur I is three months. THE CHURCH. The Bishop of Norwich has instituted the Rev. t William Th'u as Beckett, M.A., of Trinity College, Oxford In on the nomination of tug Rev. John Lei', M.A., to the 3o rectory of Ingoldesthorpe, near Ring's Lynn; value, 3471 ; et. population, 344. The Archbishop of York bas instituted the Rev. Robert at. B. Williams, 8.A., of Lincoln College, Oxford, to the at curacy of South Daiwa, near Beverley; patron, the Rey. 50 F. 8 immense, Y.A. The Rev. Henry thulium Polehampton, M.A., Fellow 3 2, of Pembroke Cullege, Oxford, and curate of St. Chacre, Shrewsbury, has been appointed to a chaplaincy in con- 10 flexion with. the East India Company, in the Presidency of 25 Bengal. 25 The Bishop of Oxford has instituted the Rey. W. Mosel, 20 M.A., of Christ Church, Oxford, head muter of the Gram. mar School, Naomi - nab, to the rectory of Bt. Peter'., Wal. r e fission:l ; value, 1004 ; population, 480 ; patron, W. S. le Blackstone, E.g. The Rev. Robert G. Caltbrop, 8.A.. of Worcester College, Oxford, curate of Stainfordham, Northumberland, has been instituted by the Bishop of Chester, on the Pt. nomination of 8. trim, E.q., to the perpetual curacy of e t . Irton, near Ravenglasr, Cumberland ; value, I 001.; pupn- et. Litton, 609. 1$ Al LONDON MODEL YACHT CLUB, SERPENTINE g . Riven, HYDI esne.—This morning the banks of the Ser. pentine River were crowded by a numerous assemblage of I V fashionables to witness the matches of the London Model to Yacht Cla 3. The day's amassment consisted of six heUs, 1 6 1: namely, four beats in five heats, and two boats in one heat. ace, The nine boats start for the grand heat. The first and It second boats carry away the prizes of two silver cups, 10 ' valued at 101. Mr. Supsrintendeet Williams, of the Royal 00 Humane Society, was in atteodance, in ems of accidents, with , 13t • „ L his boats. The yachts are not more than 1.000 squire at. inches; 21 subscribers. The following are the names:— 1- Weathergage, Alma, Atalanta, Sylph, Pilot, Prince of to Wales, America, Secret, Britisb;Fair, Eloa, Whisper, liar. to riots, Nil Dasperandum, Prima Donna. Anne, Rover,Cygast, 2 51 4 Chameleon, Water Witch, Levant, lightning. EXTRAORDINARY BIRTH IN THE STREET.—List evening a female Bused Smith was suddenly taken ill while l e r. prom/wading along LeenuMnser, sodinan'sfields, White. R t . chapeL She had been to sunifriend is the Minoriss, and while ed. on her way home eh' wise/lined with the pains of labour, and lit fell down on the stone pavement. Sbe was raised op, and 10 it wu kand that Site had gime birth tea male child. She 1 4 was carried to the infirmary of Whismhapel workhouse, at. where Mr. Payne, the surgeon. of Higiseerut, examined kg ; the child and its molder. The Cornier was dead, bat the latter, after the neceesst7 atteviee, was soniklersd in glair Fl• way of recovery. r t. GREAT LUX EMBOORO.—ThiI diletHOTS hue Manna et from a minute inspection of the line, and are new verged Ir in compilation of their report to the shareholases. The 2 0 inmpany engages by Ire new contract to terminate the whole w'S has to Arlon by the 14 April, 1869. The works are divided r. • into three parts, each to be finished within one third of the St. time allotted under penalty of confiscation. The board has 10 no intention of availing itself of the full period, but the 25 ,,, Dm was demanded in order to escape every possibility of 1 : ( 7 .6 set isterdiet similar to that from which It has just s t , owayed, which must always prove more or less injurious to the interests of any temparay. The branch limes to Lusts boors and France are to be terminated simultaneously with these asastracting by the two Governments towards the DAPS hustler, so that a communication will be at once wlessiggiolon. Permian= was at the same time granted to work Ow line trom Brussels to Rhisoer, the whole to be aompletail by the let of Jaansry. This opening took place 1 2 ',' as the 10 k instant. The works between Namur and 5 &wines, beyond Ciiey. are about to be put up to cocitraor, Ts sad from this point to Rumen, the plans will again undergo It a strict examination. On thine approval the necessary pm. shafts of ground are to be made and the works commenced. r i Measures are also in contemplation respicting the Ourthe Canal. PRINCIPALITY OF KING'S COLLEGE AND UNlVER undentand that the Earl of Aberoeen, Chancel. ;0 ' for of Rte.'s C 'Urge and university, has intimated his Is istantioa to appoint the Rev. Peter Colin Campbell, A.M ma presently Professor of Greek in the College, to the vacant all °Maul Principal. Thu appointment, his believed, will be Ms ameepreble to the professon. This appointment awns' • imeasey is the chair of Greek.—Aberaerns J.vensaL • RZWAID or MEarr.—A first-clam gold medal has I been awarded by the French authorities to Captain Cora*, of the Roglieb merchant vessel Rabat Flail', of Domfriee, for pickling up sad keeping as board his vessel for 42 days the shipwrecked meg of the Louis le Grand, of Dude's'', Ira in May lest. Iss Bcorrisu AGRICULTURAL STATISTICAL—It has been Pit intimated to the Highland Siciety by the Board of Trade, ';7 O that Scotland ' , till not be included in the bill which it is m u ' proposed to istroduce nest session of parliament, to compel the esicupiers of land to make the necessary returns of their fa stock, &e. IR Mr. Mozon and Dr. Beata_ ,e co-executors for the Poet Campbell's monument in Westminster Abbey, have le contradicted the report set on riot by the AtAtneum, 10 slit/ging that the British nation had accepted the monument IC ter the adornment of one of its loftiest places without lair 11 . payment. The Literary Gazette reports the death of Pro- se lessor J. P. W. Johaeton, of the Uoieereity of Durham. THE PRINCE OF WALES', SWIMMING TUTOR-- Mr. George Talbot, the much respected waterman of Eton, sad bather to Lis ttoyal Highness the Prince of Wale., re. turned this week from (Mine ; and we have much ',lea ser* in announcing that his esertions as a teacher of swim ming to the " heir apparent " hove not proved fruitless, the Prince being most proficient in the sterol art. Consi dering the abort period of Talbot's engagement, and hit attention thereto, peat credit is due to him.—lVinsiaw " Co s n . Alexander von Humboldt bay jest celebrated the 86th anniversary of his birthday. Notwithatandieg his great age, he still unremittingly anatinaes his important lemon. Excies PaoszarnoN.—At the petty sessions held at Crediton as Thursday, William Greenslade, a maltase of that tows', was charged by the Board of lalsnd Re with illicit ataltdsg. sod with animistic' to at/street two wise diem, matted Satchel sad Oliver, in the discharge of their duty. After a lengtheaed bearing, the defeadast was eoaeieted of both aeries, sad was deed 2001., being half the malty to which he had made Woolf legally liable.—Wariano Thos. - _ACtiamaii/61.44..AL.P05aLA-2-7-I,4oQiyus6.—c-:Frnejz3roangigiu,;iligaittzALesDAseTyusseup 77:1e6k.7!.t42. 2,331.—T0ta 1, 1 4 19i ..7 71 41 7104 die 12 16 4 . 46 47 91 94 74 Si 6 24 16 1071 116 7$ SO 42 44 II 13 574 44 Ili 434 id $ $ di. id 2 dis par id 19 30 3 4 19 11 6 1 4 $4. 3 3 Per 19m 91 94 99 101 1 5 e lei h 4 •ad liven 1, ;~~ N 42 114 116 107 109 100_ 101. ... 91 11 Pei 99 101 93 97 SO SS SS ST Si 10/ 11 Ili 10 10i 69 71 111 i 191 91 14 141 dis 184 1 mi i ' 9• 133 137 97 99 lii 41 i 419 97 hid ii 92 31 if i iAI 101 103 131 141 die par 23 29 99 101 1 91 10 111 U i d le ie dis 1 pet ssi is la gek pm die 16 It 63 64 91 94 if 2 3 P 9 2 Poi gg 101 115 It/ tt6 Vt. lin HO 24 24 1111 114 6 pik, Ite 20 l le pea 7 I 9 9 I 94 t4j SS 19 124 II 9 444 413 43 47 20 11 2 is die iiq 11- 1i Pm 10 11 r 1100 I3aillNA Mi i : fito ibrophfre UnWt 100 +owls Davos al. 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Si tu Pio* (boned to Gem Itieltierst to ntretrotiory hi la I II I s.s.b so 10,0t0i SA,Olt 113.4,ch 1,9161 100,01 SOO& 130,001 60.00 i wow 23,0 0 1 SO,OO. 12 SI 11,81 f - . 1,7:4 1115,c 4 AIM $O,OOO 120.000 20011 10,000 14,840 100,414 100,000 14,2 en 73,040 ISOM 1%000 io,oo ' 110 113 II 'I 10 12 i ;Om as SS ...ey sod Hereford Wood to Bram, y ( mthStanordshiro(limed to Mr. Wawa) Wiar Valley pia. 6 perm ' 4/11to 1 Ossonot (Wow io Gnat *menu -.. ISO lit $& 111 21 2 Ms 201 illi 90 92 111006 114 29 SO I , A li I:lntestine 201 100•1' 60 4 ISO 24 1124 Si a la The young Priem Frederick Charles of Prussia left Berlin on the 18th, to compliment the Emperor of Rosie, who in the course of his journey is to approach the Prussian frontier. Priooe Frederick William of Prussia (eon of Prince Henry) is at present at Brunei.. He travel/ under the name of Count de Beare. The estate of Manderstone, in Berwickshire, has been purchased by Mr. Richard Miller. of Leith. Thit price paid for this fins estate, is 63,0001. CLERICAL WIT.—At the excursion to Arran of the British Association on Thanday, the smoothen ware ferried from the steamer to the shore, at Brodiek, in host. load+. One of our moot popular and least portable qty clergymen had got into one of the boats, and a reversed brother seemed reluctant to follow, lest the boat should be overloaded. " Come away." said he in the boat, " tams Is still room (or you and no danger, provided you have woe of your sermons in your pocket." 7 Daily Mail. _ DISTRESSING DEATH PROM CHOLERA.—The Huff dervilfd Examiner says:—" There hes been during the week a considerable amount of painful excitement iu this town and neighbourhood. in comequenee of the sadden death front cholera of Mr. and Mrs. W. Leigh Brook, of Mel:ham Hail. They left home in perfect health about a month ago, having fired on a tour through Germany. Mrs. Brook, it appears, wee attacked by cholera while at Frank fort on the Maine, and died there. Mrs. Brook was in her usual state of health on Sunday last, as, we believe, she attended divine service in the English Church on the morn ing of that day. Next morning (Monday), at half-put five, she was a corpse. fibs was interred the same day. Mr. Brook seems to have left immediately, on his way home, and had reached Cologne, where he was attacked by cholera durinz the day on Wednesday, and expired about nine o'clock in the evening. 80TH STIRLING MILITIA.—A local paper reports that this regiment, which has already given more men in proportion to the line than any other Scotelt militia regi ment, took • very Decided step on Monday last. Upon parade, a large portion of the men simultaneously stepped out of their ranks and took a station a pace or two in ad vance. When asked by the adjutant what this meant, they replied that they wished an opportunity to volunteer fur foreign service. When seat day the case was formally laid before the officers of the regiment, they also consented, and thus the corm, in all but a formal acceptance by the mili tary autharities, stands ready for foreign service. FELINE ATTACLIMENT.—Eightern months ago, an officer of a vessel bound from Greenock for Melbourne got a cat from a family residing in Greenock, and took it to sea with him. The easel was wrecked on the coast of Ireland, but the crew and pmeengers were all mead, and managed to get their luggage ashore. The officer leaded his cat in safety, leaving it at • farmhouse near the place where the vessel was wrecked. The astonishment of the family to whom the cat belonged may be imagined when, many months after the shipwreck, it walked into their residence in Greenock. How it managed to Sod its way thither from the Emerald Isle is a mystery.—Scofsman. HORSE RACING QUESTION.—An interesting ones lion arose at Perth races last year, as to the Ladies' elate, value 76 sovereigns. The condition attached to the prise was that, before it became the absolute property of any competitor, it should be won on three successive meetings. Mr. Redfern had won it by his horse John Dory, Ia 1862, by a " walk owe," and in 1863 be was declared the winner against some competitors. He came forward again in 18.54; and no e they harm appearing to contend for it, John Dory walked over, and his owner claimed possession of the plate under the condition of the race handbill. The stewards refused the plate. Mr. Redfern then of fered to refer the question to the Jockey Club, or any acknowledged authority connected with the turf. This the stewards also declined, holding that they were the sole umpires of any dispute. Mr. Redfern, in them &mum stances, presented a petition to the Sheriff of Perthshire against the stewards sad secretary of the race meeting, to compel its delivery to him. The ease was pleaded before both sheriffs at great length by the agents for the respective parties; and, without touching the question on the merits, the eye bee been thrown out, on what is called a prelimi nary plea, the sheriff holding that it is not a case which, under the law of Scotland, can be taken cognisance of by a civil court. _ . NETLat ABBEY.—Last week the fall of fielmatopol was celebrated by a greed pyrotechnic display en the mag nificent raise of Netley Abbey, situated close to Southampton Water, and afterwards the whole of tee rains were beauti fully illuminated. The effect was grand in the extreme. Could the old °mai who lie buried there have risen from their graves, writes a correspondent, none more than them selves would have rejoiced at the disolays of Salon energy and valour which were then befog ealebrated in their abbey. ALARMING ACCIDENT TO Ma. LIDDELL. M.P.— The owners of Crarelington colliery having been making alterations ea the bridge which divides their waggon-way from Percy Main end the Fir-tinte, the bridge had been Weed between two and three feet in height, rendering it necessary to heighten the level of the turnpike read for a considerable distance on each side of the bridge. However, ea the north side of the road, close to the bridge, where it is very high, no hues had been placed, and, on Wednesday night last, at 8 p.m., as Mr. Liddell'e coac h man drove aloes the road, the carriege fen over into a hole, and the horses dragged the carriage with great force down the unprotected embankment. The coachman was thrown into the ad joining field, and two ladies and Mr. Liddell were buried beneath the carriage. Fortunately the oosehrean was able to hold down the heads of the horses until Mr. Liddell and the two ladies were extricated—one of the latter was very severely hart. The carriage was completely broken, and the harms severely injured.—Seineleriend Times. MILFORD AND WATEBIORD.—It ill said that the deed of agreement between our railways and the great rail way Cowponies in England, for the purpose of putting steamboats to ply between Waterford' sad Milford, is being signed and perfected. We hem that Cork is doing all In its power to procure this line of steamboats for their own ceconsmodatioe, het we believe that they will be doomed to dile nOcin !amt.— Waterford Noes. The Western Railway Company of France, now in possession of the Vertainee (Right Hank) railway, is having all the old rails taken up on that line, and new ones of greater weight end solidity pat down in their place. A crowd of people were assembled on the 17th around an Image of the Virgin incise of the streets of Miles, @haunting hymns with an accompaniment of music. A nu merous party desirous of enjoying the been* at their ease, obtained SCOW to a balcony opposite; but they had been there but a few minutes when the balcony gave way, and 9..5 perms were precipitated into the street. Two of them died the mate dc—the otbere are in s precarious state. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoox. The English funds have fallen per cent. today, sales being pressed. Consols were maintained during a portion of the morning at the closing quotations of Saturday, but have since receded to 89/ to for money, and 891 to 90 for the 12th of October ; India stock hes been dealt in at 228 to 230; Exchequer Bonds at 991 to 100, and Exchequer Bills, le. die. to 31. prem. The foreign stock market is flat. Turkish Six per Cents. have fallen to 891 to 1, and the New Four per Cent. Guaranteed Scrip to / toy die. Peruvian Four-and.a•Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 76/ to 771 ex div.; Spanish Oid Three per Cents. at 381 ;' Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates at 961 to /. Mexican Bonds are quoted (21/ to 22. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. 19/ to 20 ; and Russian Five per Cants., 97 to 99. We have at length some considerable arrivals of the precious metal from Australia. Intelligence wasre seivedou Saturday of the arrival of the Frances Renty, from Port Philip, whence she sailed on the 30th Jane, with 98,000 oz. of gold and 32,000!. in sove reigns. These dates are about ten days later than those previously to hand. The Northumberland hes also arrived from the same port, whence she sailed on the 13th June, with 63,148 oz. of gold, and 20,5001. in sovereigns. These two arrivals represent a total of no less than 697,0001. sterling, which, however, will not be in hand until a few days hence. The other arrivals previously reported last week comprised 16,747 oz. of gold by the Boomerang, trom Port Phillip; 6,354 oz. by the Lady Wharocliffe, from Sydney; 1,870,000 dots. by the Tamar, from the West Indies and Mcniro t 2.000 oz. of gold by the Ethiope, from Africa; 370,551 dole. by the Pacific, from New York ; besides further supplies of silver from the Continent. The aggregate arrivals of last week are thus raised to no less than 1,240,00 W., of which 785,0001. is in Australian gold. This enormous arrival in a single week is almost if not quite unprecedented. The shipments have also been upon an extraor dinarily extensive scale. The Custom-house state ment of the exports direct from London includes 22,344 os. of gold and 6,800 oz. of silver, represent ing a total value of about 88,0001., despat ched chiefly to Hamburg. The particulars are annexed, viz. : Gold coin: To Boulogne, 280 oz.; to Belgium, 2,400 oz.; to Hamburg, 12,170 oz. Gold bars : To Ham burg, 6,882 oz.; to Belgium, 612 oz. Silver coin : To Rotterdam, 5,000 oz. ; to Boulogne, 1,400 oz. Silver bars: To Boulogne, 400 oz. The other ship ments officially reported to us comprise 486,0501. (of which 31,5854 was gold, and 451,4651. silver) by the Nubia, for Alexandria and the East; 48,2151. by the Iberia, for the Peninsula; and a few hundred pounds in specie by the La Plata, for the West Indies. The aggregate ascertained shipments of last week are thus raised to about 623,0004, chiefly in silver. An accurate estimate cannot be formed of the sums in gold withdrawn from the Banklast week, but they are known to be very heavy. Subjoined is a statement of the railway calls falling due in October, so far as they can yet be ascertained. The total calls for the ten months of the pre sent year are thus raised to 11,726,522/. against 12,072,0651, in the corresponding period of last year, and 9,083,8011. in 1853 : Amount per share. Due in Oct., 11155. Due Already Number Late. paid. Matures. Belgian Barern lunation 1 4 010 0 41,5e0 £11,210 Blyth and Tyne Mariana Colchester and Staur Val ley, &c., New £9 Grand Trunk of Csmida, A lame Ditto Ditto Bonds IA 7u 10 0 0 unknown. Oreat Lasemburg, Consti tuted Lancaster and Preston, Ill!. Lyon.and Mediterranean' tols 14 2 0 0 60,000 160,000 Royal Swedish 1 3 2 0 0 63,331 166,663 The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 25th inst. for the conveyance, from the River Thames, of stores to Scutari, Constantinople, St. Helena, Cape Town, Simon's Bay, Mauritius, Hong-Kong, Free mantle, Halifax, Honduras, Bermuda, Bahamas, Bar badoee, Demerara, Cobra, Rio Janeiro, Malta, Corfu, Kululte, and Abydos. Amongst these proposed shipments are included 650 tons of draining pipes for the hospital at Scutari, and a number of waggons and harness for the Turkish Contingent at Con stantinople. The Bast Indian Railway Company will receive tenders on the let Oct. for the supply of a large quantity of railway materials, including 8,775 tons of rails. The directors of the Sambre and Meuse Railway Company are inviting applications for the remaining 61 per cent. preference shares of 10/. each, which are offered at a discount of 10s. per share. Pursuant to notice given on the 26th March last, the sum of 1/. per share will be paid on the shares of the British American Land Company on the 10th October. The warrants for the guaranteed five per cent. dividend on the shares of the Geelong and Melbourne Railway are to be ready for delivery on the 20th Oct. The Canada Land Company's shares on Saturday were firm, at the late rise. Australian Agricultural shares closed about 10s. lower than yesterday. Bank shares were quiet, at former rates. Australian Royal Mail Steam shares were dealt in at 4 to 4}; General Screw Steam at 14/ to 141 ; and New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Land at 23 (SI. paid). SATURDAY EVENING. The English funds opened at a decline of I per cent this morning, owing to the unfavourable Bank re turn. Subsequently a recovery to the final range of yesterday took place, but the market was dull in cha racter. The knowledge that the drain on the Bank bullion continues exercised a depressing influence. On the other hand, the enormous arrivals of Austra lian gold reported below will tend to allay anxiety, as they will at least servo to meet the Continental demand. The discount market tc•day presented features similar to those noticed during the last two or three days—viz., an active demand for money, coupled with a good supply. The rates are tally equal to those of the Bank of England. At Paris to-day the Tbree per Cent. Rentes closed about 1 per cent. better than yesterday. The Vienna money market exhibits more unessioess,the exchange on London having risen from 11.3 to 11.6. The pre mium on silver is also higher, at 161 per cent. Consols opened at 90 to 1 for the 12th October, and closed at 901 " buyers." For money the final quotation was about 90. Business was very dull. The official list of actual transactions is as follows, viz. :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 90, 891, 901; ditto, for amount, 12th October, 901, 90, 901. India Stock, 228; ditto, for account, 230. India Bonds, lbs. p-ens: Exaeque; Bills were rather firmer, at is. to 4s. prem. Exchequer Bonds were quoted 001, to 1001. Notwithstanding the money pressure, the extreme variation in the price of Coaso.s this week has been only Ito 1 per cent. The market closed to-day per cent. lower than on last Saturday. The foreign stock market continues dull. Turkish securities showed heaviness this afternoon, owing to the approach of the settling. The Six per Cents. had receded at the close to 901 to t, and the scrip of the new Guaranteed Four per Cent. Loan to to k die. French loan scrip has declined to 11 to 1: 1 , premium. The demand for gold for exportation continues ac tive. Yesterday a large quantity—it is believed be tween 200,0001. and 300,0001.—was withdrawn from the Bank, and to-day further parcels were taken. At Amsterdam yesterday (Friday) the exchange on London was quoted 11.821, at short; and at Hamburg, 13.41. THE ZOLLTEREIN.—A letter from Berlin states that the different goveranisnfa of the Zollnreie have acceded to the application of Prussia to prolong to the end of September, 1856. the permission to export core, and that this &gigot will be soon published officially. Professor Ernest Reinhold, son of the celebrated German philosopher of that name, and himself a markable man, died an Jena last week, in his 82ad y ear,y froze an attack of spopipx?, THE CHOLERA has nearly disappeared it Genoa; on the 18th there were only 8 new cases, and 7 deaths. MINES.-THIS DAY. • Two o'cLocx, The gold mining share market remains almost totally devoid of twines'. In other foreign and colonial mining stocks not a single transaction is recorded in the Stock Exchange today. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of Saturday's sales: Condurrow, 145, 150; Carvath, 3, 31 ; Frank Mills, 21; Lady Bertha, 304., 321. 61; North Robert, 36; Tames Cowl. 21; Wert Seton, 460; W. it Sortrid , e, 6 5. , 6 e. , 6% 66., '6% s d. ; Wheal Buller, 630; Wheal Trefoil', 91. From the Stock Exchange we also hear of the fol lowing transactions, viz.: Devon Great Consols, 4021.4071 ea div. ; Alfred Cossets, 141, 151; SOttlidge Consols, 7. 61.1: Great Wheal Alfred, 161, 17; Lady Berths, 11, 1,1, 1 9-16, 1. Subjoined are the current quotations for a number of mining stocks in which transactions occasionally take place in the Stock Exchange: Pineal Basset, 750, 780; Devon Great Consols, 400, 20 cc div. • Rosewerne , 230, 40; Cindurrow, 140, 160; North Basset, ; West Basset, 30, 32; Alfred Console, 16, 16; Booth Tamar, 61, 71; Tineroft, 31, ; Tamar Cousolii, 2 1 , ; Great Wheal Alfred, 161, 171; &Midge Console. 61, 7; Great Sorteidge, 1,1; West ftiortridge, 1, ; Lady Bertha, ; Pandits-dies, 21, 3; Wheal Header, 41 6j ; Groat Polgooth, 21, 1; Cuknote Copper, 146 to 3 16; Monde Copper, 1, I; Great Criaois, 1,1; Liekarnore, 1,1; Cal lington Consols, 11, 2. Foreign : Jamaica Copper, I, II; Oberubof, I, I; Peninsular bliniog, 1 dia. to par ; Sin Fee. nand°, 1,1; Port Royal (ot Jamaica), 3.16, 5 16; British Australian, 2s. ' 31.• Lake Bathurst, 61., li. 61.; Anita+. lila Consols, 1. 1,; ' London and Virginia, 1 nildberg aneols, 11, 1; tort Bowen, 1,1; ChancelLsrille, 5.16, 7-16. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The show of samples of wheat upon the Essea and Kent stands was gaud as regards quantity, but quality of much was very incitfsrent. The demand for export eon tinning, (actors held for considerably higher rates, which checked business ; whets soles were made Is. to 2s. above last Monday's quotations were obtained. Flour was folly as dear. Barley was ie good request, and the advance of Is. per quarter noted on Friday was tully supported. Oats were in demand at Gd. to Is. per qr. dearer. Beans and peas scarce, and command high prices. ARRIVALS 11VTO LONDON PROM KEPT. 17 TO REPT.:2S. — eir - ar - Barley Oats. Italt. 3w 7 73 3110 roar. BeTo - tZh." 4 Voraiso. 1 54513 554 3Sios a. 1411 barrels. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Corm.—For native Ceylon there continues to be a good demand at Ms. 6d. Ccsta Rica has also been mote inquired fey. Rms.-Holders asking very high prices has checked towhee's. The article has a very firm appearance. Corrost.-The market is dull, and no sake of importance reported. Otis.-Seal, pale, 541. 10s. to 551 ; yellow, 621. to 631.; brown, 491. to 491. 104., sperm body, 1191. to 1201.; cod, 461. 10s. to 471. ; South Sea, pale, 541. to 541. 10s.; Olive Gallipoli, 561. 10i. to 571. . • Spanish and Sicily, 531. to 661.; cocoa nut, 435. 6d. to 44. Gd. ; palm, 431. to 465. ; linseed, 134. 3d.; rape, pale, 61s. to 635. 61. ; brown, 61s. to 61s. 6d. The followicg mobilo sales are adverti‘ed for to morrow —viz : Sugar : 200 bads. of West India, 11,000 bags Mauri tius, and 1,800 bags Bengal. Pimento, 100 bar. Pepper, 100 bags, and Coceineal 200 bags. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market as firm, at m advance of 31. to 6d. per cwt. from Saturday. Town Tallow is quoted 675. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 674. 11. to 64.; Octo ber to Decemb.r, 67e. 61 PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. Ibb,s. 1334. !took oa Med. Casks 32,139 Naivety last weak 2,660 Maroon lit June tnival lost walk 3,674 Do. from In June Peke T. C. per swt. Da. Vasa —.. 1136. Od. I 51,391 29,644 1,600 2,793 21,172 3,,472 1,176 169 15,666 i 17,101 644.34. 1674. Ild. 644. fd. I If& Id. Arrival for the week ending 2nd October last year, 1,967 casks; and delivery, 1,633 casks. The arrival last week comprised 110 oaks from Australia; and 19 trout other places. Total, 169 casks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY. The number of beasts is considerably smeller, and the weather more (Atoneable, consequently trade is rather better, but prices bate not advanced much. The supply of sheep is smiler, but the demand is by uo means extensive. Some of the best qualities are rather d Calf trade is better. From Germany and Holland there are 2313 heave, 6270 sheep, 162 calves, and 70 pigs. From the Nos theta and Midland Counties, 1400 besets. Per stone of Sibs. P. d.. d. 1 Per dodo at &be. I. d. s. el. Best Scots, 1: 'Words 4 C ,1,4 10 i Best Do+. a 11f..1‘1, :1 0 0 0 0 Be t dhor:-torDs sedool duality Rossi... 2 8 3 6, Do. do. &or% Niro* 1 . 184 " 0, 4 13 Im , . & lid[-tsar 4 6 ; . ..: 44 6 4 El taste %t market. 5,008; sheep and !awl*, 23,334 ; .209; plo. 407. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Meura. Pattenden and Smith report that the trade is brisk for all fine new hops at improving prices. The growing crops an the poles are losing colour very fast, sad have a serious attack of blight. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Eden Main, 215.; Walls End Rid&ll, 24.. ; Walls End Hatton, 204 ; Walls End Haswell, 22. ; Wails End Hat ton, ; Walls End CI aforth, 204 ; Walis End Stewart'., 225. ;Walls End Tees, 22L-138 fresh ships at market. 2.4lAustrallan Agricultural. 174 29 20 10 Australian Royal WU all 10 OrrII• IA .ter•rorka Se British Antarban Land 4O , 1001Gusada 324 170160 At. Dolersret.W.ancUaly 'lOO 1114 114 6 Crystal Palate o Do. Prelerenca all , i le in 1 Crystal Palace of Prager,. all ne f Ing.knuaraallan Copper all 14 11 Sc Rolm Item ll LI Moen% Tübing& la General Mts. Navigation 14 20 General6.6.6/Igging Oa. all 6 Oess. Iron 15,., Collier all' 10 , lediterransen lesstTaL all 6 10 10 Mezleffis it 014.11assrlur II 6 64 I Radom' Pal6t.lllm. Feel all IC Netberlands Laad. 6I I I& 1 In Do. Do. all 121 2 6 Do.ll s.Ct.Pre*.i....t Idlr. 1 4dla Ips Ici Mar.Rruts.R.N.litoland SO i 1 Noma 11th. Au.tralaassa all 1 1 ISO North of Europa &OWL Ii -.- 1 Orleetal Gas all ' 1 II I Peri Riverlandaldloseal all II I§ 80 Pathsels Oriental Stare aU 2 Par sad Iron Conspeny All 14 If 100 Royal Mail Meat SI . •• 1 Do. New I *IMAM Aug:. Invests- 41 4 II 14 2511kratis Australian Land..".. all 111 a6 lln 4 I.lnteasrine Teleg. deep.. all 1 1 ad 1 Do. Do. Registered all 1 ad 20 rrosttLasekt.oflloCes II 10. Vas Dissisn'slAnd 16414 16 83 Is pm zd pm z d :d 24, 1855. I Oak* to-do I 20 2 PM. Is 98 NO In 4 44 $7 114 10f 107 11l 12 U 24 LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Wilmot., SLIT. 2L—Then has been an average number o transactions in the Sh ca Exchange today, and prices were a shade lower than yesterday. Birkenhead, lanesuldre, and Cheshire (late C. and B. 2141. shares), 14 —Lancashire and Vorkahire, 781 s 11 ad.— London and North Western. 92 14 f—alanetester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. 911 —Midland, I'3l f 4—Midland Gleat Western, 49 ad. —North Britin, 9.B.9—North hasten (Writ Capital Stock), 224 South Eastern, 171 6e. Bd.-9:utch Ithenieb, p. 4—Great Western of Canada, 214 4. 11•11CIIIZTal, Barr. 92 —The market bas been dull. and prine easier. Ewe Lemmatise, 171—Leda stock, 774—hhethekl, 131 — Donis, 17 LIS. LIILMING , 4IIIII, Berr. 22.—Tble market was rather firmer today, and mote turners) wait done. Birmivatam and Stour Tut eye closed it 74 I—Great Weeturn Birmingham Guaanteed elects at 70 71— and London and North Westerns at 22. Laws, Sam 21.-7 ha decided iroprocement in the shore market noticed in our last was tot owed yoterday morning by a re•fiIIII0/1 of about 4 per cent., and pries s remained tnavv, and with a declin ing tendency nn to about the close, when the tone was rather better. We hare DO change to notice this morning In rit C.. The decrease again in the " bullion^ did not produce any effect, a 3 it 1134 already been demand by anttelpatton. Only a Ilmisti busters. doing attention being mainly din cted towarr.s the arr. - neement of the account. The rates of continuation are lieter than esptctcd. Leeds and Midland, Ss. 9d.; She ffi eld, to. 8d. s' comango." Snores done today :—Thlrek Fifths, 7 prcm.—Caren Moor Mine, 18s. 9d.—Leeds Stock, 771.25. Mawr, Elm. 27.—three per Cent. Consols, 891 4—Ditto for as nth Oct., 091 I—New Three per Cent. Stork. tor secant, IStb Oct., 904—Great duuthern and Weateru,364—Waterkmil and Limerick 8 per cent. prof., 40—Waterford:mil Trartiore. 54. Faison RAILWAY Taunts.—The following are the last returns of the gross receipts of the principal French rail ways : Nomneare.—Frin Sept. 10 to Sept. 16: reasengtra, 635,2711.; good*, 522,303 t: total, 1,157,575 f. Warns Aso Noun( Wwritax.—From Sept. le to Sept. 16 :Pare. Mpg , r5.681, 25 a ; Roods, 302,591 L ; total, P84,142L °WAITS AND IMAM= LINIA—FSOM Sept. 9 to Sept. 11: Pram. germ, 559,619 f.; rood., .07,615 f.; total, 1.195.1841. Seaaseovao.—Prom Sept. 3 to Sept. 9; Pawners, 557,5661.; rondo, 443,376 f. ; total, 1,000,822 f. Mortmeatt.—Prom Sept. LO to Sept. 16: 'Walleye, 26,7951. rove, 28,5151.; total 53,33 5 f. LTONS.—Prom Sept- 9 to Sept 15: Pasrengers, 565,532. f.; goods. 561.3'21. ; total, 1,010,034 f. Lyons TO MILDITILLIAN CAL—Prom Sept. 3 to Sept. 9: Parma gars, 220,4'13f.: good% 357,3' 7f.; totni. 179,7831. Gesso Cerrinia..—Prom Sept. 2 to Sept. 6 : Pareingets, 51,643 f.; good., 142,3671.: total. 21 lAA A CHEESE DODGE.—A man named Frederick White, of Shrewsbury, is now in curtody of the White haven police on a charge of goios about the country impoe tog on the public by pretending to sell the real new milk Cheshire cheese. He is provided with a number of inferior Dutch cheese, which ere " plugged " with a 'roan quan tity of the " real article," of which the public are itivited to taste. By this dodge he succee led lively in pastas off to Joseph Fidler, grocer, George street, a DulLbi . r of hid spurious articles,for which be was paid the SUM of 11.185.1}4. Bhort4 after making the purchase, Mr. discovered Ito " tske in," and gave information to the police, who, consequently, apprehended White. Tim Faunae " BLACK MAIL. " —Fr. Maine, "ea ts**e de monnoye," Diet. Bey., 1684 Quant au mot de Quadric on silt bleu que c'eetoit la quidnunc partie d'un gene: male ici it se prend pour woe mains., nu (alette entre piece de petite valeur."—Calvin cur L' Ham. Evoreg., p. 113., .4.1563. The wend seems to came origicaliy from the same root as the mail applied to ~moor ; small money being called mall from its resemblance to the minute steel plates which made up this kind of armour. In this sense the word mail is a correution of made or mire!.', which was used to denote the meshes of a net, probably from macula. The American mill is from another etiurce, mine, and is the thousandth part of a dollar. B. H. C.—From Notes and Queries. ST. MART'S CHURCH, ISLINGTON, has been en tirely repaired and redecorated, the ezperues being defrayed by uoluntery centrlbutleal. The churchersrdees abstaioed from resorting to the power under the local cct. LWATIL ei 9 I dls i Ws 1 itm $7l 7 3114 ni i 1 V