The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-19 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. Alt Al A. R. ILAVOILUI. Ia this case an application was made to admit the lasol• went to bail vadat peculiar circeinstances. He was described as of no profession, but occasionally betting as the turf. There was no opposition to the application. On tie pan of the insolvent, who was not in attendance, a saddest* from this version of the Queen's prison was Laded to the ChietComentesioner, setting forth that the Insolvent was too 111 to attend the court, u he was aufferiog kola negation of the brain. The Clilef Commissioner, under those cireninstanees, dis pensed with the attendance of the insolvent, and having ezassised the documents filed, and being utisfied with the proposed sareties, accepted the s►me, and ordered the die chary to issue. This V As first application of the kind grante d in the deem 40 the insolrec. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD COTTEV-Dzsoas Mi. Junco Comma Mn Ns. loans THE CASE OF SIR J. D.:PAUL, STRATUM AND BATES. __— In consequence of an expectation that some peneeedings would be taken this morning in the Ore of Molars. Paul, &robin, sad Betel, the bankers, who are skived with fraudulently appropriating irs!uable eecarities beleagleg to one of dint smtiotaan, to a large 'anent, the lout woo filled at aa early hoar. At tom °Week Mr. Justin Crompton mid Mr. Janke Crowder took their seats upon the beach. All the defendants wore in attendant*, ready t, eurrender. The Attorney. General and Mr. Bodkin appeared for the prtaseatice. Mr. Ballantine appeared for Sir John Paul and Mr. &ratan, and Mr. Parry attended on behalf of Mr. Bates. Mr. BaMatra*, addreming the Court, said he was in structed to apply for a peotponement of the trial. They were only ememitted on the 12th inst., sad the attorney for the prisoners had only been able to obtain a copy of the depositions on the precious day. Mr. Julies Crompton said that before the application could b entertained, the defendants mast surrender and plead. Mr. Bellantine said he had no objection to this Donne, and all the defendants then turrendered. They were allowed to stand behind their counsel, and were not placed in the dock. Mr. %Santini then renewed his application, and said that the ground upon which the postponement was asked ter WM that the defendants hod really not had time to pre pare to' answer the chugs,. The indictment was one of a very special character, and the exhibit, alone tilled seventy sheets, and them documents had only been obtained on Sa turday last. Thi Attorney-General said he felt that he could hardly oppose the application that had been made, but at the salm i time be meat observe, that the charge had been under in- 1 yields*m for a considerable period, and the legal advisers of the primmest must have boon perfectly well aware of the oaten of the charge. The only difficulty that appeared to La in the 'see was with regard to the feet that the prison ers were hosed to attend at the Court of Bankruptcy.. the 9th October, and if they failed to do so, they would be pity sf isksay, and this Might Malta a question in the farther prissention of the proceedings, and also with regard to the reeepteasees. Kr. BsManse said he would undertake that an applies boa afFilid be made by Mr. Lewis, the attorney for the pri mer', to the Commissioner, to postpone the day foe the mad 'rumination ; sad he apprehended that the applies non would, under the cireurorances, be at ones acceded to. The AttoraeyOeaerel expressed himself satisfied with the sadertekiag, and said that the defendants would, oi l MIMI, be required to enter into fresh reoegnisasem. Mr. Justice Crowder mid—Of wine, as they had our l i i - rendered, the recognisance' most be renewed. The defendants and their sureties then metered Into real minuse is the original amount—namely, each In the sum of 10,000,., with two sureties in b,OOOl. each, and they then left the lout. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. OUILDEIALL. BURGLARY. Howe Sentaist, a well:drsesedsaes, dsseribail as a bad steed-maksr, of 38, Arthurotreet, GeWoolesse, was placed at the bar, 'harried with breaking hoe tleo lawn el the prosecutor, No. 72, Milton-street, about tiros *Week i• tho auxin. It appeared that a lodger of the proseentor's heard a soils an the hoses, sad raized an alum for that pollen, when the prisoner ran est of the hours and ands off. Ho was, however, panned by a City police ormetablo, and was ultimately Mapped by a pollee °Meer of the U division, and brought bask. The primmer denied that he was the party, and mid be ins *sly messing away from his wife. On the former examination, the mutable who stopped him said he had kaown him for bur years, and always be lieved him to be an honest man. He had since made la csiry, and &sad he was entirely mistaken In that opinion, as he bad bees convicted before. gannet Brown, 117 ilii;cithe prisonsr was committed from the Clerkenwall police won, for housebreaking, in March 1S 4, and he was °melded and sentenced to eight months' imprisonment. ' • ' - Hamphery ant blne for t►r» months to Holloway. CLIRKENWELL. VIOLIN? ASSAULT ON TOREN CONSTABLIS. Williaw llorrisots, aged 21, a slater, residing at 53, Baldwnee.gardeu, was placed at the bar before Mr. Tyrytitt, charged with assaulting three ootratables of the 0 division, and with kicking one of them violently in the atoinach. It appeared from the evidence of pollee-covetable 447 (3, that yesterday afternoon the prisoner was in the Onys lon•road, and assaulting the paeans by. He went to the shop of a gas fitter, and haviog broken a valuable glue, ran away, and upon being fAlowed and afterwards tAsn into custody, he commenced kicking and fighting in the most determined manner. He knocked one of the constables down, and kicked the other so violently in the vtomacb, that it was some time before be recovered himself. l He was a very violent fellow, and threatened to do for any one who should appear against him. He had, previouly to being taken into cacody, been into a pablic-house, and biomes a number of flame. The prisoner in defence said that he had hurt the spine of hit back, and did not know what he was about. Me. Tyrwhitt said that he should send the prisoner to the Howse of Correction for a month for each assault, where he bad so doubt that the spine of his beak would be attended to. He was a onset dugouts fellow, sad the pail, meet be protested best his violence. The prisoner was then removed. WORSHIP. STBHIT. THI IPOLICII IX VAULT. ✓oho Prier, whOsehead;:e nverel;wounded, and ha mmered with blood, and Richard Partridge, were shamed before Mr. Hammitt with drunten and disorderly conduct,l and ansalting Ebberett, 148 11. The offfeer's eminent wee to this effect—The defendants left a pabli►heaee between two and three o'clock this morn ing in a state of dneabearess„and with ether an and 'eaten in company. He was obliged to ninon for the pieldie quiet, apes which they all assaulted him, got hint es the "mad, kicked sad otherwiee maltreated him, Partridge embeequently; knocking bin dwelt by a severe blow in the eye. Wises waa obliged to draw hi trenches., sad strike right and left, occasioning the injuries Mr. Prise new sallbleol. e l elloimMW l w6,l6H,pari4nailmodsom4WM'i Oftmat Tha ishediats eaUed witneass, who peeved that all the parties won relatives. Hs•sletta Partridge, •tees of Prise, was pushed sad peaty Waited by 'Menem Shortly after, while todet4 walking with has s•e* the soustable ra• up sad dealt lie two violist lows fa the bead wit► hie staff, which nattered Nat imeasibis. is whisk state he was found lying ea sa free maims by a pauper aimed Joseph Davis, who ewers be thawed elks as was dying. Alta • wiry lengthy lusting, Mr. HaraniU said the widows( the witartoss, who were clearly vary yews* THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVP/iING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1855. able sbareetsw, fully osaviseod Method a nest gross outrage bed bees ennisittal by *a eeeetable. The defeadasw would be disarmed. sad, doebtlees, kitty bow to ask* disk empleiat to He wembehaen. SOUTHWARK. MIAMI OP SHOPISPE Helm &sigh, a reepastableTookiag , was placed at the bar before Mr. Comb*, charged with stealing three shawls from the shop of Mr. Diproes, Blackman-street, tfouthwark. Mr. T. Diprom, brother to the prosecutor, said that he had charge of the shop last 'resift, sad about six o'elock he saw the prboaer come towards the door sad examine some shawls kaagieg there for sale. The manner In which she eruditeted herself excited hie empicion, and he watched her. A minute or two afterwards be distinctly as* lin take down three shawls, pat them under her dress, and walk away. Witness immediately followed her, and at the career of Suffolk-Motet he stopped her, and eaked her whether she had not some property that did not belong to he. She replied that she bad not, bat witness took hold of her by the arms, and three 'betels fell from her. These shawls he identified as hie brother's property. Mr. Cmabe—Now prisoner, what hare you to say in answer to the charge ? Prisoner—All I hairs to say is this, sir, somebody mint have pat the shawls is these. Mr. Coesbe—Oh, immense ; yen must not tell me that. I shall commit you for trial. Armstrong, 114 If, said—l took the prisoner into ens tody, and lest witness gave me three shawls which he said be found on the prisoner. Mr. Combo—Do you knew bar ? Constaldo—lfee, sir. elm is an old thief. Mr. Combs—Then I shall commit her for trial. THAMES. ogcosiumns OPTIONDIR. _ _ due Barrett, wall knows at this Goan, was ohargad with 'swan a disturbance len night is Lenaa-stran, Whit,- chapel. Police.oonstable 201 H, deposed to the prisoner creating a disturbance amorist several soldiers near the polim.station in Lemsn•street. The officer told her to go away, when she refased, and struck the constable en the fine with her Ist. The prisoner was taken into custody with difficulty. Mr. Yardley—Wall, you are here again, I was in hopes that yo* would have changed you course of life. Why, lon are constantly in prison. You were before me a short time Wars. Prisoner—Ob, it wu a fortnight since. I would as leave be in prison altogether u be bunted about by the pollee. Mr. Yardley—lf you do not alter your mode of liviog you certainly will be sent to prison for a long period. . - PrisesOtor—l would ratio. potter beirgoont to prison, if you lite to wad ma. - Mr. Yardley—Wall, you must go the Hours of Corrootioa for eight days, with hard labour. I W Seim [lll4s.Weiv.k . die _ de. la Ip = MB: I Fd I gii . ti!..i. FtiLoitlAbia - J: Ilrat Ditiela i mad tufts 1.)... imam Unica. Ors L.. 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Fl 7: .D 0.03 p.rt.Pre'Atit MIL INoeth Aortra , riaa 'North of tamps Btesa..l 1 06 1" 81(1 ." ...... : $3 38 42 4$ $2 $4 40 41 70 72 8 V 19 33 3 li d 191 19 68i 9 IV 162 i lly 11 714 3 i 64 xis on If If 174 114 iii It aa ii,57411 Ili tomose , 100,0% 14.200 12,000 26,000 22,000 20 10,100 100 s 10 • ili 21 ems ip. ,1 I l~a,tOrkntal Stem ftesnikeini Ds Iftw kenounpaax Bed Emil Mese IA AA bivarta imbialran .larg Irstmedes Wis. 861 4- pa. _Siorintred 14 If 3ti LT I n, I'6 Diessies 14 11 TRAFFIC RETURNS. RAILVATIL Miles Par Mtn , . Total, Total open. semen otead/se. 1855. Mt West ending Iktitatater 15. A A A A Mew. and doe* Western .. -.. QUO 5.819 Week ending September 15. Wind and Covets Dorn ...... •••• Weck ending Septanber L Cork, Blactrock, and Pump 140 70 239 27 - - 347 248 DUNDEE AND ARBROATH RAILWAY. A special meeting of the shareholders of the Dundee and Arbroath Railway Company was held in Dundee, on Monday, for the purpose of considering a prequel by the Aberdeen Railway, and Scottish Midland Railway to lists in perpetuity the Arbroath line; 0. ARMISTEAD, Seq., chairman of the comp►ny, presided. The Cignz read a draft of the proposed agreement be tween the three companies, the heads of which had been for some days previously in the hands of the shareholders. The following ere the moat important points:—The leuing companies shall receive the r f the undertaking leased, and relieve the Dundee and Arbroath Railway Company of all costs and charges of working and maaage meat, and of all that company's debts and obligations, in terests of debts on mortgages ; al.o, of all fen-duties, rent►, taxes (except income tax), and all other debts and obliga tions and liabilities whatever ; and all enguemeats with its WENN, clerks, or servants. The leasing Companies shall pay, as rent to the Dundee sod Arbroath Railway Company. the annual rents or dividends following on a capital of 200,0,101.—viz , for each of the first two yeah from the pa slag of the act 31 per one.. for the next two years 4 per Nat, for the next two years St per mat., for the next two years 4} per sent, and thereafter in perpetuity at per cent. ; which payments shall be made quarterly; and said Compa nies shall moreover pay, In like ma , a farther rent Of dividend at the rate of 5 per cent. en 66,6661. 135. 4d. ; whieh last rent shall be divided among the holders of the guaranteed stock. The CHAIIMA IT moved a series of resolutions confirming the agreement, and After same discussion, the meeting- divided, when there appeared for the resolutions—present, 389 ; proxies, 895- 1284; against—presma, 190; proxies, 82-272. The reso lutions were declared carried, and the meeting terminated. CIIESTER AND HOLTHEAD RAILWAY.—The state- I mast of accounts of this 'emptily for the pest half-year hes just been Issued, preliminary to the meeting to be held et Easton-square tomorrow. The capital account shows an szpenditure et 4,348,4001. 151. 16., and a receipt of 4,303,6201. las. 6d., leaving • balance of 44,8801.125. 7d. The general revenue amount shows an available belenee brought forward from 30. h inc., 1864, 1,2321. 61. 4d. ; ba lsam of account to 31st December, 1864 (deducting rent of Carnervos line), 62,9571.05. 13d. ; ditto to June, 1855, 42,1301.85. 10d.—total, 96,0871.9.. 4d. ; lea amount of debenture interest to 10th 'sneezy, 1865,23,707116.10 d. ; and ditto to 10th July, 1856, 25,0161. ls. 10d. ; rent of Car este" hoe to Joao. DM. 3,0001. ; Interest on advance to December, 1864, 13,6931.15..6d. ; end the salmon rl venom' to Jane, 1866, 6,2271. 3s. : total, 73,6431. 2s, 26. Balance, 22,6761.131 6d. Tss Easzx LABorms.—Major Palmier, Nazism- I park, Waltham-erase, has a:primed $ maladies to narire dolmans of say amount ea behalf of the two brottsrs Cala& ROBBERY AT THE HUDDERSFIELD RAILWAY STATION. On Monday morning early, the booking-offioe at the London and North Western Railway station, Hudders- field, was entered by thieves, end a robbery of ash effected to the amount of 701. The station is kept during the night by one of the railway porters; bet it has been a practice for the person thus in chine to leave the station at half-past four to call up the station master, who asides some short distance from the station; the porter returning after per , forming this duty. On Monday meriting, at that time, the porter is sharp* left the premises in the usual manner, amities after bin the door in the low partition, which !divides the spites occupied by the clerks in the booking-office from that used by the public; but leaving, as was the custom, the contiguous waiting-room door (opening upon the platform) unlocked. On his return, in about half-an hour, the porter noticed that the door in the low partition was ajar; but as nothing in the office indicated a visit from any party—all the drawers and doors being locked and in their usual position —he had no idea that a robbery had taken plate until the arrival of the booking clerks at a later period of the morn ing, when it was found that an entrance to the iron safe had been ahead, and two cash boxer, containing cash to the amount of 701., abstracted. The cash consisted of two 51. Bank of England notes, end the remainder in gold and silver. The safe was left locked, and bears no marks of having been tampered with by any instrument. To the safe there an two keys, both bad been left in drawers in the same room with the safe, but those drawere presented no apnea/awn of baying been interfered with, end an both of OINK Mad with Chubb's locks. Oneof the drawen 'at tained •amelderable sum of mosey, which had not been placed whites the safe, and we understand that the two miss ins ash halm belonged to the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company, who have no safe in their own booking office, bat lona he same time used that of the London and North Wotan Orepeey. Tinley partition before spoken of shows where the party "oaring the booking elerki melamine elombered ever it: is returning they would have nodialeelty. se the door was only fastened by a spring latch, w scald be opened inside. It is the opinion of old detectives that the robbery has been effected by some see orbs bee made himself snider of the ins and outs of the pronto% *std the habits and practices of the clerks and m ama eseaseled with the office. While making inquiries as to the dew facts on the spot, we were informed by the railway MIMI* that a 'hailer robbery had been effected during he lens sight at the Leeds Northern station, where the preethee had bow Mond, the cafe opened, and 2501. abeeeesod, the ribbon rakes dear off with their booty.— lifaerAssfe► Chinks's. ILLUMINATION IN LENDS. Leeds probably never so generally, so Spontane ously, so her rejoiced u it did fat night (Monday). The invitational the Mayor to the inhabitants to illonsinste their beam end of balsas in honour of the down fall of ishe tsßeft woe responded to with en alacrity sad a MN little his than muvellons. The rejoic ing was osmimmi to no tut, or party, or class, or calling, or station--mult householder, shopkeeper, millowner, mer chant, posdanional man, and banker wound to be ninetieth , / eas spirit—the dui'', to do honour to the great victory rat has crowned the arms of the allies ; and the only esompletat heard wa s , net that people had ban called upon to illoalaste, bat that taws were sot troikas and materials enough to make that illandestios as brilliant as the feelings of joy, pride, sad hilarity were earnest sad overflowing is the assets of all our sitisens.—Leads Mercury. MOMS AT WATIRLOO-DIUDOL---Retween one and two o'clock this morning, a dreadful otteurresae took plies from the second Middlesex arch of Waterloo-bridge. A young woman, about 19 years of age, passed the Roney I colloster, evidently is great trouble, and Gobbles loudly. A short time afterwards the watchman on Hnagerford. bridge heard screams of a female, and also splashing in the water. The toll men soon hailed the Thames pollee, who rowed to the spot, and found the poor creature partly covered with water, the tide being far out at the time. The unfortunate weenie was instantly brought on shore, and taken to King's College Hospital, where every attention was paid to the ease, bat the sufferer expired from the injuries she had met with from her tremendous leap. CAPTURE OP A NOTORIOUS THlPP.—Through the activity of Mr. Reddington, a detective officer on the Mid- land Railway, a notorious thief, eased William Attey, has just been captured, after having committed innumerable depredations throughout Ragland, particularly on the dif ferent hose of railway. There are already fi fteen eases of robbery against him, and several other charges are in the course of investigation. The following am will show the meaner in which he carried on his proceeding.:-.On the 95th of August, a young woman. named Alice Gough, booked Lomeli at the Worcester Railway station for Brous. grove. While waiting for the train a man (Attey), in the %Wane of the Great Northers Railway Cosapany, came up to her and irked her if he estild mobs ha, with her box. She told him whore she wee going, awl he replied, " Very well, I will pat it in the right van," ad took it away, as she supposed, for that porpasa. He returned shortly afterward., end said, " It's all right ; you will fled it in the van on your arrival." Oa arriving at Bremegrove both boa mad sea were miming. He was captured at Waiver too, whose he had obtained • situation as engine -driver under the Leaden and North-Western Company. He was apprehended in bed, and on Mr. Beddingtea tel limithe o (the Ousts against hi m . he get possession of a knife end laid he would not be taken alive, and attempted t 3 eat his throat. Mr. Heddiagton threw him as the bed, aad, with the assistance of • aeastahle, took the hales (Fen, him. Ho has bad use ezamiaation before Mr. eidebottom, a atagistrate et Warranter, sad stands remanded until Fri. day sear, to usable Mr. Heddiestan to eemplete the oases airiest him. Jurrria.—This, the greatest of the thirty-three Sammy wield., is presently the most couspicaoss object a the sesdases huidsphsre, resting a light ea the eart h that mew • deallow behind opaque objects. He is meaty Us hews shies est beeissa, se he this a litde before six M the aftsesiss, sod isle Woe disr is the seratag. Theeesh ea aatualemoisel Whew' of dud Fewer% he =a = h am GM what are calledhis bars an 7 under • favourable sky. His espeadons memos pagans their revelatteas resod the planet, ere else as dohs Is Ilha Oa Mosier seieWher Winks, which had slespial uses Ohs Bohm Oessiles Ilse ef railway Newes, Ilmewell and Tbancen, tees Mated by the down train la the emus of i e promo se Dr" eauVEITn Bsear.—Tho hit words of affectionate & beim= ear Claus sad **Emperor of the oho es w dissuades of the Neese !Royal vista were, C• Wed you mks% end or repair; ' t which the Zuperes husediately replied, " J. i'..r. hem" 20 100 100 100 100 , lei Marta Wagon Oxford. W Os as, • Waver &atlas aka aaaii.lloaaad 110 - 0 11 00 100 100 If i south Raba 4ougqoallali.k.ftiverDval riki ta Dm Wekineiham. &e. ektes sad Deeilaftes .• I io• et sea_ • Wu. got Ammon W.Eed et I.4o.hCrystalP. Do. A roe. so dlr. tslir D 0.13 I per et. pH to D teem/4,12,1 - 4On; T . p".73:1 Exeter 4p.eL81.! - iiii ----- la - 4i - ii — ,c. --- " -- 1 pand f Per . 94 k Aber.34so. East Anglian Clam A hh . Do. do. Clew B, II par Ct Ezta.f p. 0., No. I Ditto do. No. Do. New Ow Dentinal East. Vaioll, an. a p.Ct... Edin.,Perth.Dundeetp et Grist Northern a perCeaL D 0.6 p.et.red.at tOp.et.pso Do. 4. per teat. , Do.tp.at ocattlatip.et.ort Gt. N. Ileollsad Ist Pref. Do. S p.a. voisoot. PTO Douserkehos.44 p‘o Do ocov.howiloostop.o. Ditto irroloomPlo 4 p.ot Do. Ittru. toot limo . D o. Cloollor 1111.8p.0.0. 40. 410. S p.o Do. Nan. Om Mott Do. aloft Ow lima Do. i. do. Do. do. do. Worth, Witold. 7/011. Ihttol per mot. Ikea- Loh h dW. $ pont Ditto:4w Ovs.6 Fit cc LochltWa 7p &halal* !..t . ±lTlony Cold. 011. St., 141 5 St. Do. SS lidLa4Comallr.l Do. 4.; p. et. lieL - 17 — nel Do. PreL 44 pw Ditto tS Prof. 4 Went De. Likes SzHita*P.St Norfolk Debentures liii SJ all 1 _all la . 'U an Ii! 11l 15 44 Do. 5 par at.Extet.lll4 North &tub N East.— Berw.4 pet. Pre Do. _ do. do. DA Lootloi pat. Ho.l Do. torka &it Pon& 'tomb litallbedditis Ust Wore.k WM. ISI Cpot Do. Itentoeut.Trot.lol.lll3 South Devon. Ditto riled 44 per Cont. 4.Eaot(Ftlid.Ann.Sl.o.6.l DitiO4i perms Ditto Find 44 per Oast SouttiVtako goo. 4 p. oat Do. Do. Ith.Yorkohlro4per 4 o i t.Goar ~ tc.clitookDarlingtoo.SpA. Waterbrdallikestm6pet. am POLEI tio (22I4 9 i 11l zit lye 10e 0 0 a" 4 i 4 gi a Si — lle —l2 a P= 111 U MONEY MARKET -THIS DAY. Two °Twat. The English funds showed renewed flatness this morning, but the tone is now slightly firmer, and prices are quoted per cent. better than they closed yesterday. Consols were sold in the morning as low as 90, for the 12th October, and are now quoted 901 to to 1. For money the present quotation is 90. Exchequer Bonds have been dealt in at 99Z to 100}; Exchequer Bills at par to 41. prem. ; and India Bonds at Bs. to 12s. prem. Foreign stOcki exhibit little change. The Scrip, of the New Turkish Four per Cent. Loan hu de-1 dined to to die., whilst the Six per Cents. are a sbade better, at 91 to 1. Mexican is quoted 211 to 22; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. 191 to 20. Spanish Old Three per Cents. have been dealt in at 381; the Passive Bonds at 5 the Committee's Certificates at 41 per cent.; Peruvian Four-and-Halt per Cents. at 76 to 761 ex div. ; Danish Five per Cents. at 101 to 1011; and Russian Fouvand-Half per Cents. at 88. The amount of specie brought in by the Tainsr,i from the West Indies and Mexico, is stated at no lees than 1,870,000 doL, or about 37 4,0001. The bulk of this supply, however, consisting of silver, will be probably at once taken for India and China, whilst, the gold will be absorbed for the continent. The demand for gold for exportation continued active yesterday, and caused further withdrawals from the Bank. The Iberia has also taken out 48,2161. in specie to the Peninsula, and the La Plata 2001. (besides 3,6001. in jewellery) to the West Indies. The Ethiope has brought in 2,000 ounces of gold from Africa. The Admiralty will receive tenders on the 12th November for the supply of 8,000 tierces and 7,600 barrels of navy beef, and 23.000 tierces and 23,000 barrels of navy pork. The sales of sugar yesterday went off with much spirit, at an advance of ercl. per cwt. on last week's prices. The directors of the Bank of Australasia have de- Iclared a half-yearly dividend of 24e. per share, and also a bonus of 68s. per share, making together 41. per share, or at the rate of 20 per cent. per annum, payable on the 16th October. A general meeting of the London Exchange Ad vance Fund and Lite Association is called for the 19th instant, at which a dividend is to be declared. . . i A meeting of the Indurated Stone Company s called for the 24th instant, to bring the company under the provisions of the new Limited Liability Act. The share and transfer office of the Crystal Palace Company is to be removed to the Palace on the let of October. The Canada Land Company's stock experienced a further considerable rise yesterday. South Australian Land shares were flatter. Union Bank of Australia shares declined about 11., but those of the South Aus tralian Bank were firmer. The stock of the Electric Telegraph Company show. a rise. General Screw Steam shares were dealt in at 14! to 141; and Penin sular and Oriental at 681 to 69. Annexed aro the latest quotations of insurance, canal, and other miscellaueous shares, as given in the Stock Exchange List :—lnsuranoe shares: Al bion, 83; Alliance, British and Foreign, 181,1; ditto, Marine, 391; Church of England, 31; Clerical, Medical, and General Life, 21; City of London, 2; ; Equity and Law, 3; ; European Life, 181; Eagle, ; English and Scottish Law Life, 41, Z; • Globe, 1061, 10G; General, 51; Guardian, 52; Law Life, 59; London and Provincial Law, 2/ ; Legal and General Life, 51; London, 291, 1; Marine, 391; Medical, Invlid, and General Lite, 31; Minerva, 6 ; National Provincial Life, 1' ; do , Fire, 11; Pbceaix, 179; New Equitabl e, 1; Provident Life, 381; Palladium Life, 31; Hok Life, 8: ; Royal Exchange, 226 ; United Kingdom, 5 ex div. ; Union, 230, 235; Victoria Life, 5). Canal shares : Ashton and Oldham, 139; Birming ham, 93; Derby, 84 ; Grand Junction. 40 ; ditto Guaranteed 6 per cent., 121; Leicester, 491; Maccles field, 611; Oxford, 110; Stafford and Worcester, 425; Stourbridge, 290; Peak Forest, 86; Regent's, 141 ; Rochdale, 60: Severn and Wye Canal and Railway, 28; Warwick and Birmingham, 231: Warwick and Napton, 11 ; Wilts and Berke, 41; Worcester and Birmingham, 19. Gas and Coke Companies : British Provincial, 20 ; Brighton, 15; Equitable, 33 ; Great Central, 12 ; Imperial , • ditto New, 25f ; ditto Debentures, 220 ; Phmoix, 30;1 Ratcliff, (201. shares-161. paid),' 16 ; Surrey Cwasumers, 11; United General, 201, ; Westminster Chartered, 50, 501; ditto New, 9/. Waterworks stocks : Berlin, ; East London, 1021, ex div.; Grand Junction, 70; Kent, 781 ; South wark and Vauxhall, 891; West Middlesex, 91; ditto ditto (51. Is. paid), / preen. Bridge Companies : Hungerford, 12 ; Vauxhall, 211; Waterloo, 31; ditto Old Anne. of 81., 321 ; ditto, new ditto of 71., 28. LONDON COURSB OF EXCHANGE.-SEPT. 18. Ms and M. Money. Time. Prices as negotiated this day. dasiderdem per E 2 Months lift. Miler. ... 115. 191stv. Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp Browele "„ „ 23fr. 450. ... 255. Warr. B a nbursiod grew ~ 13mos. 8196141. 13mcs. blush. St. Petersbarg per ruble „ 351 ... as Part, per 1; Short 15fr. lsae. ... I.sfr. 154. Ditto liamillwi Prankfort.eathe-Malie . per .610 tt9 a kr.: ... 1195. kr. Vienna (effective) per A „ 118. 201 m. ... llft. 25kr. Trieste „ „ 115. 225 r. ... 115. 24kr. Madrid Oldie Bilbao ........ PP sr 60 per ... 49 panes Barcakina pass. .. ... 4 penes lump' ......,.. . . 50; pewee .„ 50 peace 5evWe....... 50 pesos ... 19 peace Gibraltar Leghorn „ „ Salr. Ole. .. 3f tr. 190. Genoa „ „ 231 r. Ik. . 251 r. 50s, Poke per ducat „ 44 mswie ... 44 pews Menne per ounce „ 182 pace ... 1811 proem Megan, ,. ~ 122 pease „. 1321 pease Ushan........per =Drib 90 days date 38 promo ... 51 puce Oporto ...........-. „ 53 pence ... 6111 peon Mew York ..... ..... CO rleysoleht 45 sense .. 46 pence Bkilanairo ..... 6O days sight 28 peas ... 26 pesos TUESDAY EVENING. A further fall of 1 , per cent. was established to-day in the English funds. Sales still preponderate, and no check to the decline was observable up to the close of business this afternoon, the market finally leaving off at the lowest point yet touched. Realisa tions of stock held by bankers and others have been induced by the pressure in the money market, and the floating supply of stock is thus augmented. In the Stock Exchange money continues to command 33 to 4 per cent. on government securities. In Lombard i street to-day the money market was rather easier, bat a good demand for accommodation is still experienoed by the Bank of England. The upward movement of the foreign exchanges is regarded with satisfaction, but the drain of gold from the Bank con• tinnes, and so long as this is unchecked, no confidence will be felt that the period of greatest pressure is over. Under these circumstances each succeeding - _ weekly board at the Bank will be watched with anxiety. At Paris to-day the Three'per Cent. Rentes closed about per Dent. lower than yesterday. The caution shown by the London market, and the heavy decline in the stock of ooin and bullion in the Bank of France, appear at length to have given a decided check to the speculative spirit which has so long been prevalent in Paris, and the duration of which has been prolonged by the late successes in the Crimea. The apprehension of a tighter money market is now weighing upon the bourse, and the existence of a heavy outstanding speculation for higher prices forms an additional element of weakness. The efflux of !old, indicated by the last Bank of France return, wiU be stimulated by the purchases of grain which are now being made on French account in several foreign markets. Most of the other continental stock markets show a tendency towards reaction from the buoyancy which was lately ►ndnad by the Crimean news. At l'ienna the recent improvement in the money market is fairly supported, but at Amsterdam weakness is apparent, especially for Austrian stock, which comes quoted at 1 a decline of about 1 per cent. At Berlin, Russian stock has fallen per cent., and at Hamburg and Frankfort Spanish bonds have given way. On the last-named bourse, however, Austrian stock is quoted better. Consols were first masked 901 for the 12th Octo ber, and had declined at the close to 90 to L. For money the final quotation may be given et 891. The official business report is u follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 90, 901, 891, 90k, 891, 90k ; ditto, for account, 12th Oct., 901,k, 90. Bank Stock, for &mutt, 216. India Stock, 229. Three and-a-Half per Cont. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1636, 1001 ; ditto, 1859, 1001. India Bonds, 20s. prem. Exchequer Bills are still pressed for sale, and are I quoted par to 4s. prem. Exchequer Bonds stand at 100 to 100 k. The foreign stock market showed heaviness. !Turkish Six per Cents. closed Z per cent. lower !than yesterday, at 9t/Z to 911. The scrip on the ; New Four per Cent. Guaranteed Loan has at length been driven to a discount by a pressure of sales by weak holders, who are distressed by the tightness of the money market, and oy the heaviness and rapidity of the accruing instalments. The first bargiins recorded were at Z prem., and the closing quotation ! was 1 discount to par. As the weak holder., how -1 ever, are cleared off, the public will probably come in as investors, and, with the progress of the instal ments, this guaranteed security, the soundness of which is undoubted, will probably sesame an improved position in the market. Sar dinian bud Peruvian bonds declined about 1 per cent., and Russian Four und•a-Half per Cents. were also I weaker. The scrip of the new French loan cloud at 21 to 21 prem. The foreign cachet:4es this afternoon were gene rally quoted at a tn:il cr improvement, bills being freely offered. Thu current rates are annexed, viz. —on Paris, at short, 25.20 to 20; ditto, three months, 25.321 to 371; Amsterdam, short, 11.17 to 18; ditto, three months, 11.191 to 3 ; Hamburg, 13.81 to 9 ; Frankfort, 11b1 to 119 ; Vienna, 11.22 to 23 ; and Trieste, 11.24 to 2s. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz, In the gold mining shares no basineeffi; officially reported today. Copiapo shares have been dealt in at 181 to 19. Other foreign mining stocks are quiet. Owing to the new rtiie recently adopted by the Committee of Ow Miring Exchange, the list of sales in that eatabiiiiiimi nt '3 Limited to the following, viz. : Omit Semidry, 10,.61 , 11,.; Rorrington, Is. 101., 25., 21. Gd. ; Wbeal Arthur, 14. 14. We also hear of the following tranaactiona in the Stock Exchange, viz. : Alfred Consol; 14k, 15. 16; Bortridge Consols, 81, a. ; Lady Berths, 1! it, ; Sonch Devon Consols, ; Legit,- isMn, It 2, lj prem. SAILLTIN in Alfred Consols were an good demand. cammEnauL AND HAREEM, MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. Tue arrivals of all de,oriptions of grain continue moderate, and with a thin attentisnce of buyers in Mark lane this swirLitio. The tredo ruled quiet far all articles, at the rates of Monday tact. ARAIyALII Lir° 1.4):90N FROM SEPT. 17 TO SEPT. p. - 6;7 wheat hales' kalt. Liu..... . Gs() li l :43 Plow. Sln sacks, barres. MINCING-LANE.--THIS DAY. Yo-eten. C. 50 530 2,130 SUGAIL—The publis; si:ts of Porto TCco are going olt steadily at ycaterd:,y's prices. The refined market firm, without alteration in prices. _ . . COFFEZ.—The pubita sale of plantation Ceylon is pro gressing at last we , k's currercy. 1,000 bags native Ceylon sold at 51s by priest , : contrast. TE.A.—The large public, sales are progressing with steadi ' nets ; common collo,u 5.1e1 without reserve at S; 1. per ib. Pace.—The market a quiet. Sbibru.—Pepper, black, sold at full prices, 5A 1. to 511. per lb. ; white olu,iht in at bid. per lb. Penang bought is at 511. per lb. P , meots 6.13 at 614., which wee a full lois:. CuITON remain, out of demand. SALTPIATILL—A. [nions was done on 'Chango yesterday, at 375. 6d. tv Gd., according to refractions, whleh were the fled pricer of bet week. Itcm.—The Milian is firm, but quiet. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is thl t •ivy, with nothing doing.—Town Ts:low is vowel Si.. nd. nett rash; Pettrsburg Y.C. on the spot, 645. °clatter to December, 675. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. lieu;s7Pstteuden and Smith report that the market for line Sours and Wcidi (4 Keats is very active, sad the supply of such is taken t,O as tbsy mire. Duty, 300,0001. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Wylam, 205.; Wes Rad Gmferth, 21s. 31. ; Walls Rea Haswell, 235. ; Wuln Lad fleuttls 8011, 21s. 9.1.; Walla Mal Stewart's, 23>. ; W o .l.Lad To«, 235.-39 fresh ship. at market. THE CONDITION OF THE THAMES. Yesterday, Mr. F. smith, a gentleman who be been for some time occup i ed in urging upon all classes the nacos sity of obtainiair the purification of the Thames as the essential means of marine the beelth of the metropolitan community, called upon the Lord Mayor with a petition, signed by all the gr , :t merchants and bankers and trades men, and by the 'needs of ell the great establishments, the hospitals charitable institutions, &c., of Londor . The petitioners say :—" We beg leave to record our CSV , dial concurrence in your lordship's design of holding a public meeting,anO as wig that the Metropolitan Commis sioners uf Sewers am .0 possession of plies end money which may be forthwith rendered avai'able, we submit that, amongst other resolutions to which it will be whisk ' hie for such meeting t I come will be one appointing a com mittee to take all necessary steps for watching the proceed ings that may be taken, with the view of securing the prompt execution of such work as may be finally decided upon." The LORD 11‘1401i—I am perfectly aware of the necatairy which eziete for molting an energetic movement in the great question to which this most important petition refers; end I feel much gratified and lettered by being presented with a document signed be the most Mae:dial men in the king dam, representing ice interests of the metropolis of the empire. I shall in a few days caU together a number of scientific men, preparatory to the public meeting which will take place, f•r purpose of receiving their sugies , lions es to the hest mode of proceeding for the sanitary advantage of London: end I shall wiped to tee upon that occasion a gentleman who his so ably and zealously sdvu cated the cause, to which the press has united its vigorous assistant*. I think it noc..,sary to state that I have this morning received a le•lo• r. which I eociider to be of great irepirtvnee to the nubile, from Mr. Dover, and that it is my intention immediately to wait upon the S..cretary for the flame Department on the subject. THE CHOLERA IN ASIA MINOR. Letters from Constantinople of the 6th of September announce an on.- break of cholera in Asia Minor, extending over the fertile districts of &swoon, Beira, Dianik, and all the tillages in the back country, loco:din M n and Yesgat, se far u Tocat, in one direction, and Ittherouts in the other. Murrain among cattle it alto raging at ioamsoon, Sinope, Alachua, Aisajan. K'pnj, Catch, and Ttebisand. The contractors for the A;:ted forces are suffering heavy losses from the disease. and particularly in the oxen destined for the French, which are rot sn strong as those nurchued for British account. At Hammon and its immediate environs, es many as 1,600 carcasses of oxen, sheep, and horses are rotting where they he; pen to have fallen, emitting the most disagreeable stench, and so poisonous is the air that bubonic diseases, resembling plague, are manifesting themselves, the only scavengers being to. - jackals, dogs, exalt areS, and crows. than Y:zy s the very eentre of putrefaction. S. MARTIN'd CEMETERY, PRATT-STREET, CAM eeenmit another meeting et the ithahL tants of the dittrict was hild in the National School-room ; Mr. Kiog, the onarchwarien of the chapelry of St. Sit phen*s, in the chair. Several gentlemen having spoken in terms of the liveli,st indignation, it was eventually re solved : "That this treetil g cannot but express their fee:- log of horror and instil/notion at the manner in which the graves of the dead Lase been disturbed in the Camden i t e h i ne the qul l district e i d m a . r id: t a gfTe fao r t 7171: to b e nes ot Cemetery,te was also s e ilr r e vfoil fTsrOt,'l the . 1 rdi : n'th'hgaTibhpiltauepurposes, ou fr request be conveyed to thi Bishop of London, far steps to be taken by hi m to pre vent the farther progress of building, arid also to withhold the granting the faculties for removing bodies." Mr. Hooper regretted that tLe Secretary of State, Sir G. Grey, had net responded to the memorial scut to him on this sub ject. He suggested tt at the Home Secretary should be appealed to untll be ilia reply. The stench nightly emitted from burning ct human bodies was me't noxious. The titathediegs were terminated by disappointment of a wan mitt,' to take atah fay her steps se might wpm desirable. THIS VACANT GOWN IN FA RRINGDON-STREET WAILD.—Tbia day the election of an alderman for the above named wand, in the room of Thomas Kelly, Esq , deceased, will be held in the Board•room, at Christ Hospi tal. Deputy BasOeton is at present the only candidate, and there was not, up to a late hour yesterday afternoon, any ,prollability of a contest. _Ail SHARE LIS7R—THL3 DAY. With the exemption of • Two (Ahem slight reeovery in Mid land stook, which is quoted 661 . to 1, the railway share market to-day is dull. Pr ioes are generally quoted the same as yesterday afternoon. London and North Western stook is gmMd 91/ to 92 ; Great Wester'', 661 to 66; and York shire, 76 to ex div.; f3oath &sterns, Ito 1 Great Northern , 211 to 1; and Caledonians, 301 to 1. Northern and Eastern of Franco shares are rather better, and Paris and Lyons and Centrals lower. ORDINARY SHAER/ AND "roam rd. I unarms. I are rrl 1:17