The Express. — London, England, 1855-08-27 00:00:00

NAVAL AND MILITARY. PORTBIIOI7TH, Ammo? IL Tb. Right Mom Sir Charles Wood, Bart., M.P., Pint Lord; the Nos. gir M. F. F. BetiteleT M P.. BeitiOT Bea Lord of the Admiralty ; tad the Right Hos. 81, snap Gm, Beat, ILP., Home Seoretary, retuned to Ese,t .116,81111418 Black Boglo,Admlralty yacht, from ossisi visit to Fardand to view the marlin and other eeveransat eetalinstiss W isats Mere. The First Leed was inaospialed by Lady ood. They leadod at the earth sad el the doskyard, sad seat over the Marlbeeesgb, 131, NNW; sad it passing through the yard, istpeesed the weeded hats toll. Wag them tee shipment to the Crimea. /My this lsR the yard, sad premed , d by rail to Loudon, with the *sceptics of Admiral Berkeley, who, we believe, west to Ms weidtatto tear Chichester. Hu Majamy's steam transport, Anneals:at, ening at !kitbag yosterilsy &Refaces from the Crime., Malta, asd illw a ft/a. Ph. left Malta ea the 16%. like Map hone Lest.-Col. Werth, R.A. , Cap. Straus, It N. ; Cap. Clayton, Oreastiin Dear& ; Dr. Tupper, 66 h Rte., sad lady, Mrs. Bobs. sad Vireo ehildres ; sad the Ray. T. C. Combat, g.g. Ms has ales a few women and children, add 24 assists tress Gibraltar orhoso tiros leas expired, is &sip gigs. Amman. The Aselatamse sailed today for the eanwerd. A saw mew propeller was brourht from Southampton the Wye (late Reda), parekased fora ma mma for the troops in the Crimes, her old sores wing hosliskrat for km payables. The Wy. is sgs sadeogift _make of the damages she sustalaed la pit* Iles _ Uslos with the Camperdowa balk, la goiag round to the swam buds, a few days siege. Up to restortsy (Saturday), the materials for about 86 hats for the Cnnea had bees delivered in rho aockyald far shipment by Sr. Cannel!, the e at:actor of this port, who has to supply 300. They are far supine. to these of last year, both is tenter' sad strength, and lastead of lois( seat out is plank, they are made up in frame as he as It s passible to du so, arid to the utat of the espabillties of the vessels to take them. It is lease oatidasties M know that this year's huts will entre out lfesi 44mil maim has bat par's. It woo only ea the 17th e Booombra int pear OM luta wore ordered, sad It teas DusmbmB Man the Int eery. lift this doskystd. It ia sew expense that tete or three osmium will lame bent Airbag the wank g week, inespanave of those nom Boatisaapes. SM. DUBLIN, Airnatv 25. Hie Excellency the Earl of Carlisle prooeeded yes. sudsy by spend train to the Purrails, and reviewed tbe wospa *se moped there. Miami Otani Peumfather, the late distinguished an- Baader of the god Division before Sebastopol, strived ea Thursday es a visit to his water, Mrs. Erne, of Anne, in Tipperary, aid was recaved with greet rejoicing in the Tb. se4lbearlioods galleet penal weals Dublin yesterday. New nicere were presented es Thursday to the 3rd West York Militia at Waterford, the ceremony being performed by Mir Lotter, daughter if Col. Perrin Loftus. • bunted end eleven volunteers of the Londonderry Militia have 4h this week to join regiments of the line, sod stew days sloes 43 =ea of the Cava* Militia volasteered I. 8 / 1 1 8.1 " 1 ".1.. _ _ The K Iles;uss Meekrater seri :—" Letters from the frith Royal lrrb ientien to treads is Kilkenny mistime that the inteUipnee of the et moieties of tee governisest to draft ea may hem India to Egypt, to form a reserve for the Crimes, wee named by seat pliant and dirtispeished ramps with the utmost enthosiosam, the Ines and oaken belies soefkleat that so firm a regiment u theirs wield mot be left in a state of inimitietry when important strokes were likely to be doing. Tie 87th is sow 1.049 ream sod Its Maltby and easiest et toy m he Judged of Mom the fest that last month they bed may id in kespiteL The Nihon% bow ever, boo sot Ist Soso asmod as sattiosst lbw to be seat to Cabo. MALTA, Asouse 22. We hays a Turkish it.... frigate bore, which after landing acme Turkish traps at Tripoli is now re• tuning for some Albanians. The affair at Tripoli does not atom to ozoite the interest that the reports from that. have been thought to justify. This mane activity provaibi bare in forwarding on rain fassasats to this But. Yesterday the Medway, steame►, towed up the Pedestrian, both lull of troops. The day prevents the Bahasa arrived, with 218 males, towing the Monarchy, with 120 man. The Italians filled up with oaken, and proceeded as the m's, day. The day previous the Niagara, attalillf, with a transport IR tow, both full of French troope.arrived from Marnillee,and proceeded on immediately. Holyrood, steamer, left sums day for Scutari, and the Surprise, steamer, with railway asterisk, for Bashkir's. This day the Argo, with • transport I. tow, both hill of French troops, have arrived from Marseilles, and will praised on to the Crimes, as will the Rips, from Rag land, which arrived this morning. The Kt/agora steamer bar gone to Alicante, and the E•ua to Marseilles, sad the Jura, steamer, with invalidt, to Ragland. This vessel was so loaded, and overloaded with invalid officers, that oho had to land 14 of them hare, then not being sufficient bed places for than in the Jura. They will probably proceed on is the Orinoco, which arrived list night. The Medina went oat to look after some Russian prises which the Cambria was towing down from Constantinople, and bad to out adrift is • storm. She brought one of them in. She had only three men on board belongiog to H.M.S. Swallow, without any of the neensarke for • voyage. Evidently great negket existed somewhere. Admiral Mitchell, late in command of H Id S. Juno, Came down, in the French steamer tin route for England. We have &early cleared oar depots out of troops. Menial has takes off the Quarantine from Malta, and Naples is to do the same. Col. Fred. A. Blake, C. 8., of the 33rd (the Doke of Wellington's Regiment), died on Thursday last, at Rot ting/della, Sasser. Tha gallaat colonel •as the swami ton of the late Mr. W. Bliire, of Danasbury, Serb. At the breaking out of the war be proceeded to the But is tb sem mend of hie regimes*, and at the battle of the Alma he led hie gallant men with distinguished bravery. The Wks' eolosol eoatinued to eons is the comp before Sebastopol mall kis shattered health, combined with a tttttt attack of Lem. campsite, him to return home. The Montrose Standardsays:—" The deceased Osumi Bead, of the Raglan army, was woad cousin of Mr. George Reid, muter of the' Ball,' who informs as that the crthography of the name wu originally Read, and is still adhered to by tho elder t'rancbee of the family. The Reads originally belong to Lehr vith, but hare been a long time is Montrose, sea are the oldest shipowner at the port. We aaderstand that °gamut Ocbterlony, also of the Bassi= service, and who was reported to hare fallen at the battle of lakermana, is now at Moscow." The staff of the railway at Belittler*, which bad beta greatly diminished by inane and other comes, has been broken up. Mr. Beattie has been nquested by General Simpson to remain to superintend the working of the rail way and all iiegineisrusg ilk itt on connected with it. beputrAseiatant Commissary-General Coppinger, attached to the Fourth Division before Sebastopol, died on the 11th, of fever. He mu much 'Hod and respected, end • law member of °Man followed him to the grave. A young officer, who hu lately returned to Lau catkin, badly wounded whim oil duty In the %reaches before Sebastopol, declares (lays the Prestos Chronicle) that he hu travelled arrow Eogliuid free of expenw, for neither hotel hempen nor railway clerks would tutu a penny from bus when they fined he was "a poor and wounded Wilier." It is remarked that the public would do well to MAWS OS the position of our preseat hospitals before the scheme of a new one in hornet of Min Nightiegen is ear ned into emotion. Besidet hospitals for special diseases and dispensaries, there are in London twelve general hos pitals. The,' twelve Impale contain together somew►ere about 4,009 nth. 01 them three are endowed to each an extent al to be independent of public support, tl.O ether Mao are more or len dependent on their I subsaip- Ooze ; and, indeed, only three of the remaining nine have soy considerable amount of perm scent income. These an nual ssibscriptioas are very tuia►le fa amount, and fre quently fall off; is caserguence of this, is many of then bapitsts t►s annul expenditure exceeds tbe istraeas, sad seise bars been obliged to close fora tine a portion of that wards from being unable to mat tbe entreat ex• POEM. _ Surveys have been made of lines of railway between Besieges sad Calais by t►a coast, sad betweea Bastogne sad St. Omer. A Railway Electric Signals Company, with a capital of 60,0001. is 11. shares, has been constitated is Paris and London under the French law en cvninateditc, for ate purpose of earryieg out the method for preeestisg accidents, At., kaowa as Tysre's patent, and whisk has boos for setae dm in tipeestion as the Beath Eastern Railway. lewiligesse has been received at New York of the len et the alp EfiIMINISLI ea s reef west of New Calesloais. Ohs bed es beard 630 soothe hem Chime sad s slew of 60 ewe, all of whom perished wept seven, who were saved la • boat. The Rev. Matthew O'Brieo, We Professor coi Nothesatiso et the Royal Military Modesty at Woolwich, died et Jeremy se the Md. Mr. heeiolt Brady hal been appointed tidewaiter end blot Lampe t. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. Sarah "'whim, who appeared to be about 18 ran of age. win charged with Devise attempted to drown Istiself. The 'meshed girl had, it appeared. been in awake is Leaden els months, sad was sedated, end wee obliged is go upon the Sewn, with whist dreadful life she soon be ams dimmed. libe was seen by a pollinates at the bottom of the Louden Bridge steps, sad prevented by ►iss from throwing herself ir to the water. Bhe said ohs was very unhappy. sad she feared that her parents would never fore,. her. The Lard Mayer desired that the girl should be reminded for a row days, sad her rather was revisited to attead. . . John Cooper was 'harped with haviog endeumwed to extort mmoy from tho wife of Mr. Cooper, ea artist is Mimi William stmt. Mis. Cooper mid—l was Maim la the first floor, en Saturday, sad the prisms,. whom I did sot know, ease ia and asked U Kr. Cooper was at home, and whether Mr. Cooper was • stout lam. I said ho was • stout sm. He then said he was • reporter for all the papers, sad that Mr. Cooper had pima bail for a fighting am, sad if I would give Ku 13s. 64. it should mot appear, es it 'sight, is hie situation, be • dispose to hi.. I said I could not take upon Lysol( to pay him the 13e. 6d., but I would refer bias to Mr. Kerrie. • solicitor, wefts address I gave hint. He then left the house, and this moraine ha stalled again between eight read nine, and my Ituboad was at items. He that said if I would pay his say sus oven seder 13.. it should sot soppier, and he wished to ham his Meuse takes, and I might isnot for the likeness oat of tho measy. He held moo pepltre IN his band at the time. I rofesod to pay him anything, sad Mr. Cooper thea came la aaal I kft the MOM - - Tim Flamm (to witam.)—What yea say is tree so tar as yea go, bat I will maks it mare elem. Did I set say that I sans to lon as the father of a family? Witses►—l thick lon did, sad you mad. allot of 24 papas all of whisk you said you supplied ; sad you said that you would remiss massy from all of Meta. TM whether was remanded for farther szamlastioa. MARYLEBONE. ♦ SUPPOSID 71314L11 LT TNT °ARVIN*, IPOIi?'S PARK. Mary Ann* Davies, a young woman, very elegantly attired, wee charged before Mr. Broughton with being la the Z iologicsl Gardens, Regest'equak, for the purpose of committing a filmy. Hr. Weimer aiteaded fee the primmer. Edwards, 128 8, said that ea Bata-day enemies, about belt past four o'clock, ►e was in the Gardens la plala clothes, w►sa ►e saw the prisoner, who was keewa to him, pan betimes two ladies, sad pleas ►erself la frost of a Ike. He the. observed that else west ekes up to soma ladies, tad saw her pat her bead by their dresses, movie, it (bee head) to sad fro. He west up to her sad stated that Ise was a pollee-oonstable, sad that be believed she was there for t►e purpose of picking pockets. He remerked else t►at he must take her tato eastady. She seemed to feel tadigusat at the charge, sad said he sat be mistakes. As they were going slam she observed that she hoped be would sot take her into 'weedy, sad she would give his ►er word of hamar that s►e would sot be seen there agile. In answer to Mr. Broug►tau the seastable stated that he bad mesa the primmer i• the soapily of thieves. She lived with a sea Named Hwy Walker, +be was seat from that mart on a charge of stealing • watch from a passenger in es omnibus. There am great complaints of pickpockets at the Gardens. Mr. Brosettout-111 was elavicted at the hat Casual Criadital Coen? Edwu.is—Yes, Mr. He was aanvietad, and had a punishment of 4 years' penal eerritede. Mr. Broughton thought them was not enlicieut pound for a conniotka. The prisoner was discharged. AUDLCIOVID 10111111. T. Margarst Wearthay. aged 14, was charged with stooling a poem of &apses, of ab int 10s. value, from the shop of kr. England, linendraper, High-street, Lisson•grove. The prisoner was io company of another child, and was seen to go off from the shop with something ender her dress, whisk ehe dropped on her way to the station-hones. the war seat to the Homo of Corr;etioa for Woo noathi. WESTMINSTER. Alfra Coauthor, described as a gardeaer, was *barged with rebbiog a poor Irish girl, who sells fruit is the street, of ball a-erowa. Ptomains stated that on Saturday eight the prisoner came up to her in the Kicg'►road, Chelsea, and taking an apple out of ber basket, ate it. She requested payment, when he said he would give her a halfpenny, if she could Bad change for half a crown. She gave bin 25., and was turtling her pocket for ease halfpence, when he missd the half-crown which was Illog is her basket, sad made off with both that and the two abilliogs. A gentleman inter fend in the poor girl's behalf, but prisoner got away. Ile was apprehended yesterday :sorbing. Primmer, who admitted that he bad stiU got the poor girl's change, told a long story about her having handed the half-crown to another woman to see whether it was good, and not 'ivies him his fall change. Ile was remanded till Thareday. Tho Magistrate' offered to tab; good bail for bio appc:r ascii, but he was locked up i• default. WORSHIP-STREET. Tamura WITH 1011TICL A respectably dressed men named base Walford wee broeght up ea named charged with • murderous assault upon his wife, sad Mee with having violently assaulted • tradesman named Poillipe, lieieg in Nottingham-plass, Commercial-mei, who bad i•terfered for her rotation. At the former baring of the ease it wee proved by 11r. Phillips that while passing through Chleksand-smeet, Whiteehapel, his attenuate was attracted by $ terrible uproar, accompanied by min of " Martin" in cue ef the homes, on enteriag which he finned the prisoner in the set of beating his wife ia • most enraersifal meaner as she lay •pon the Mel. Oa remonstrating with bias, the prisoner, doctorial' that he wield serve him in • similar meaner, beached him down aad blackened hie eye. The unfortunate wife was conveyed to bed, under the dine tioa of a surgeon, who prosoonmit her to be to a state of 'across dancer from the injuries she had received, sad furnished a certificate to that effect. On the.... being sow sailed ea, it was intimated by the policeman who had takes the charge, that although the primmer's wife wee still very ill, she expressed an obstinate determination set to some forward against her husband, as abs ►ad se whit to punish him Mr. Yams, who appeared for the defiant, submitted, radar theie eirestustaness, that the case was at en end, as the other complainant had forwarded a written acknow ledge's:it to the effect that he had accepted a peensiery com pessation from the prisoner, and that it was not his fetes non to praised farther in the matter. The Magistrate, however, said that he should certainly withhold his esuttion from such an arrangement, which ameusted, is a ease of so aggravated a charaster, to a men trifling with jeans', and although he regretted his inability, is conseqemsea of t►e absence of the wife, to impose as ade quate motet of punishment upon the prisoner for his bru tality towards her, he should convict him spas the previous evidence, and order him to pay a penalty of 40c, or be com mitted for one month to the House of Correction. BOUT H WA ARK . BILLING 011 Ili PIIKATZ 100115. John:Dudley and As.. Driky, his wife, wen charged with unlawfully sang gin to Nary Ana Cooper?, at No. 10, Flint-street, Southwark. Mary Ana Cooper uid that she and her husband lived at 6, Usieo-street, Borough road. Lest night about a quarter to twain she went out with a decanter to purchase lose gin, but else feud the public homes closed. She consequently asked a pus= when she could purohue some gin, when that party told her that oho would be arm to get some in Friar. street or Plintetotet. She 'audio; went up the latter etreet, and saw no female prisms? 'Wadi.' at the door of No. 10. The pelican immediately seined her to walk Is, sad them took a bottle from a espbeard, and emptied a teaatity of gin late witaseate decimator. She wasted ems mem bat the primmer bad se mere to the batik, awl wheelie Hsu headed ernspeace balf•pmay hr N. sad mat away. She lead sot gose anal yard. before she net a twastable, who sapped Mr, sled they both retamed to the beam, whoa both Owners were elm isle aseledy. The WWII'S hen said die did not pay forgo eh, neither did the hush ask for say mousy, but she put the eeveapeees belf.peasy in the head eta child oho had is bee arm. thee had Mew* the prisms's some time as neighbours, cad eh* onsidesed that the gin was only gives to haw neon aeammedatiaa. Samuel Fowler, yolisteemetebie U li t said be had At some dm siepeeted the peteesets. bat situ the pant i tine led set boss able W detest Ws. The phases* both dedered that they bad sot sold the gin, and the Mash, said sbo had est, hat is W Mn. Cooper, as she was as aid asgsaistasoo. Mr. sakes said be bad so desk, free the masses of the witness Cooper sad the constable, that the ease was folly proved agalast the female ; therefore be should doe bus 261. or three raostbs, and the nu west be dirokerged. • 1111.111. John Marl, a fallow well knows to the pollee, was eharpd with violently aelealtias two female. From the evidence of the etwaplaituat. Sans Steal, who ab. cohabited with the prisoner, it appeared that the prisoner was in the mutant habit of ill-using bur. Site had lived at with hia for three years, and she was hardly ear a day Lsi without beta* handled about. Os !Friday he kicked her, tt threatened to gouge out her eyes, sad ran • Sark late her :t us. On Saturday he again knocked her about, kicked her in the wet brutal maser, and after throwing several things it at her, sad alai the e at beastly sad disgusts' anal% Is be took op a tab oed eat bar head own with is. Wham the onmplainant's sister, who had .a bloat ia her amt, inter st - Wed, he struck hot stoat violeatly is the pit of taw Amt, le hawked her and lot infant oa the rood, is Ike sot t i t brutal maser, alias that he would do for these. ec The primer, who is a woli•kaowa IMO, bad wain to I x say. fit. The magrieteste, la the mom belie, manna, commented 1 a. mom the ewe, and ontmeed him to tin months with hod a . lobos:: in the Homo of Cometion. n. THANES. LATI SIIZIIIII3 01 TM, SKIP COISTIMIS OP CLWDOL Oa Mr. Yardley taking his seat ou the beach this stow : ill", Mr. Laador, • Widow. app li ed to Idea respecting the 10 broker's still's's; ea the same of the ship Csimess of 14 Caweer, of Inearner, , whisk was distraissiapes an Tees- r. day lest for estunea's wages to the amount of 1191.75. 4d. ir Mr. Lsador said the wages had bees paid to the mimeo is ti the shipping slim. et. Mr. Yardley—That is me discharge whatever of my judg meat, and saleis the debt and costa be paid into court, the le salvo( the ship must proceed.. it. McCready, as °Seer of the wart, 93 H, mid—This is the so last day, your worship, for the man to be fa perismioft la Mr. Yardley—Then let the ship be sold. Mr. Landor said the broker had charged for the sun fa 1 1 . possession seems times over on each warrant. Mr. Yardley—He ought not to do that. If there woe 30 only cos sea fa pansies, ally use ought to be charged. ft, Mr. Leader—The broker has also shaped IW. Ils. poundage mossy ; bat I datet quarrel with that. I hope, sir, as we have paid the matey at the shipping-olio', you ft will ally order us to pay mots. es Mr. Yardley—Let the payment of the wages at the skip. p t . ping-olko be takes pro team. It was a mast improper proceeding 'dowdier to discharge the debt at the shipping dice. If yea show the °Meer the mem has beau paid to et. the seamen, and predate their reselpta, he will so doubt be satisfied ; but If yea do sot pay immediately all the ooste. I the ship mast be sold forthwith. I will allow the Omar to as go to the slapping-elks, sad If ha is satbdad t►e larger su amount has been paid he will release the ship oa Feyness VI of every farthiag of the costs. Is McCready was satisfied the wages bad bees paid before is. Capiala Doss at the ilhipplatedles ort:Towsr-bill, sod bad xi sees the 'slaws which ►ad bees signed by the mamas. sc Mr. Yardley—Hs acted with gross Jeronimo of his duty is iaterferiag with a judgment of this court. You way is tell Captain Dean whet I lep. He ought not to have taken I the =neg. tt Mr. Laadoe said the captain and the agent of the owner had been misled by the ignorance of the shipping and additioaal *apemen iscarred, and he; hoped this ease ni would he made public. _ _ 6 Mr Yardley—l have sothlng to do with asking state. ; aunts public It le no dissharp of &judgment of the court to pay massy ordered hero before a shipping master. I repeat, he hes betrayed most gross jgaossam of his duties. It was then agreed that 6s. psi day should be charged far the man is posesasion of the ship. at. Mr. Lander, Mr. Ellis, the broker, and MoCrsedy, pro- at. cored to the shipping-rise ; the costs, mounting to 201., wire paid, and the Counter of Cawdor was released. 4 1010LLOY AND 00 SSSSS . 15 Jobs Hain, alias Chrk, a coslwbipper, aged 38, was 41 brought up before it,, Tudisy, on remand, charged with Si burglariouly breaking and entering into the boys of Mr. : James Joseph Baldwin, of No. 14, Albert square, Cramer- 0. dal-road East, and stealing 1601. in Bank of England notes, a cost, Nand shirt, two silver salt spoons, and $ pair of ro< saga tongs. 134 lo Inspector Allison, of the IE. division, and other potion ifi others rarloysd in the ease, said they had bean unable to et. trace the notes, the numbers of which were unknown to Mr. Baldwin. The prisoner was a returned transport and it. . several of his family wen thieves. to Mr. Yudlay committed the prisoner for trial. to BURGLARS DETRATED.—lnformation has been re. (vivid by the polio, of a daring burgluy sad attempted j robbery on the premiwe, 48, Clerkeawell-greea, occupied it. by Mr. Heamford, lapidary and dealer is precious moose. i t . Au elderly lady, who coespied apartmeats is the homes, Si, _ having been awakened on Friday morales by the barking 1 et a favourite lapdog, got out of bed aad west down stairs, 17 alien she observed a man without shoes rush into the dist o free front room, and agape out of the window. An alarm t i r. we. given, and the polies, called in, but the fellow distanced IL W goners. On looking over the premiss', the shop was 1. 4 1 lemil to be in disorder, the glass case containing the vans- to ►Mebrokn, and the street door unfastened with the imp deo of one bolt, which leaves no doubt that he was disturbed whilst endeavourbig to admit his confederates. The most ti!. valuable portion of the property bad been selected by him, V, and was ready for removal ; he, however, contrived to carry SI off a few pebbles wet. _ _ _ understand that We (Manchester Guardian) _ , ono of ...- the first advantageous results of the Limited Liability Act will be the formation of a company for the purpose of eon. to structieg a dock on the Cheshire shore of the Mersey, in a l t 4l position imsediataly contiguous to the parchaos lately made ie by the Corporation of Liverpool. We need not somnisat on I n the important), of this project to the trading and mauufac• luring istemla of Lamosibirs. Yosss Ornate of Berlin contain. the following Ilrrn Vienna :—u The gaestioa of the pertictipatios of Bar le - dian in the negotiation has been definitely settled by the Western Powers having decided that a itudialan plenipo teatiary shall be admitted to all the negotiation which are 10 not connected with the ezednive right of the gnat powers." 2 , IL Asher has an opera ready for rehearsal, of C which eons of the airs, beard by friends, are highly 3 0 . spokes of. M. Heavy hu also finished anew opera. Mm.. Plessis will appear at the Francais in the r early pen of next math. as a new pine written for her too &hit by the pea of Scribe. too Lafoot, recently arrived at the Greed Opera, Paris, is aadentood to be engaged for Lauda', neat ) tat. __-. . . - The performances of Mme. Ristori and the Italian " 4 Mapes, at Paris close neat week. In addition to her soy ogsgenseat at Vienna this lady will, before rwurnieg to 1 1 : i ; ]ply, perform at Lyons and other principal cities in the too meth of Franco. too A letter from Constantinople states that the in- 1:0 84 habitants of that elpital are this winter to have an Italia& 1,1 opera, *French vaudeville, and a ballet. A letter received in this quarter (Glasgow Daily uy Neil), from one of the mew of the genboat Stork, which io leek part in the bmtbudaient of 8 wesborg, states that the I A Moen of that vessel, by means of their telescopes, saw the in Unitas removing the dead in cart-loads. The Essex papers are commenting upon a very m bird case which has jut occurred in that county. It ap pen that two brothers, named Collin, labourers In the m ploy of • Mr. Joseph Brews, a retell farmer of Roydon Irak", pee notice to their employer', foreman on the maim; sit Saturday, the 4th inst., that they should went 4 • belibilley on the essadng Monday to witness the review. 110 Ile de Inapesities Itereeten *either sweated nor re- pe iii. Ile bream% tigatber with their father, went to el week ea fibs Moseiff sierning at halt peat four o'clock, E bibs an peer eel a half before the usual tints, as = dm were embus to pt their work forward. " As One Wasik • large eonernose of people having eructed at Ilaning-ms•d. the spot selected f',r the mew awl the lbeems having told them to leave off mow- Timms ad at ones to the review-erosed sea limy 1 141 r d s two o'clock. Two days passed, ewes IMO the 1 00.011. went to their work as usual, but es tbe Ilmintag be = tuere sent he by their ea • g=orei d keel a pollinate& is et, Tip sew Wile foe eleeedla tu usier a warrant lbsw Sr B 001011•14 of Paredes, by Age they were sammlued to Chelmsford Gaol for 14 day", whit bard labour. Se. Palmer, of Ifesiog Park , oat of ormleavation fee Ile hard trainest of the men appealed $ lOll l lll G. re G. rescind as sewer that Ate Home fkreestary mold see ne ndleisat gresad for advising an la tishresse with the prize' ilenlateee. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 27, 1855. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. yews:. The railway share market today is quiet, and prices are scarcely changed in any respect. London and North-Western stock Is liooted 9if to 961 Si dm.; Great Weste r n, as to I ; Midland, 701 to 71 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 83 to 1 ; GreatNortherna, 221 to ; Caledonians. 31# to j; sad Bouth-ilasterne, 181 tot French shares are steady. .48AILIN - AND MONS. 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LINK= LBAIIND AT MIND animus. bllOlOlO aeu 6114•111. (km" Liss. 6 N.W. W.IL I (raw oeol-r. --- j ammo. a Doss Pawl (looold to et Iroo . - - lAWS ail tinesi W n. INO -3hdarais IdagesattOsar.l psalm =lftir -ja o ) Coat. Lia.Thlma. =Mad Omni is PIM= TAM.) lMuldlasbro' art Bradayrd Normarket Bury Emma gar mg. (hosed to foams C-aa4“),._ 99 99 zd 100 102 131 In 27 121 14 LOS DO 121 It U 24 to Si sti fill GI i Noir iaday f of pai. I im Orrtollost.o:4O — tios) per 011.11. ProoloaliWyrettooo. law kNalioLlaanalrotk) M ien too k _ tie WIMP a melt moo (Wood to Groot Ilorthors , -- ttirovoloso, &ad Eloteiord 71;6•TjAir7C - Priiiri lkok•tilbriehire (Woo le Mr litgllsaa) won TaVay gita. 6 per et IMP drassing (Witt raverost *imam 9$ 94 JOUIT STOCK Asa.kola ....... Bridal Nardi Aserkan Cliartand Beak of Asia Cks.4s.at lad.Aus.k !of Laitdoa...l 67 69 ad 1U 114 sd II sear BANNS. all 44 16 all 64 64 6 Idisipia 4 db par 58 9 pa lis iii 17i a 4...1 '9 1 m 1 7 - J Llll iar ipm-- I t..—i.7asriarii-c4. DIOS Wry Lades ird Onsety Losiiirt.llmaktegeorp. Lads. eltock Win sod yestaillaslar [ mum. ' ill Mit. Pro w . of Snead... IN Natteal atlreiod N Wm ONO Wales ...41 —7. SS IMO NO ProwlmideMl loy lag al Auseatisa ea sad Odd Seek kostranalalp. Uake of Australia low Unice of loodos ISIS - ELL AN I Awdrattia Agricultura Australian Stays' AWL Barna Waterworks • - ' ■Myl Alan Lind t& Odd t Rad.° 6411 s Dell pm et.Jaa. & Jul, him ißastess Musa .. Ear Is Ampantiss Copper filastrie TOMO atrial eta. Navliallos. General Lb iiiiPi init Co. Gas. Irma arm Colliar. Yentas It IL American Neticetimile lad N.S. W , isc Cool k Clam lemigoiion Co. Monk Brit. Ameolosien Nortli al Europe phew i Oriontel Gm . Fesi - TirgeZ; Palm & Original Steam 137a — Maw ......... Pad lroa Comps, Kayak Mall Meila lei ehe Maur. balsam Da. Paw ion* Arnnllan Land ninnartle 'Dirs. &nip . Ds. D 3. Registered ' tpan(b.ofUpaw. Van Ornsen's Land 114 136 114 111 2e 31 61 61 11 II i IL 7i 1 l 1 59,000 l 00,000 I 10,:11 10, 10 1 1 10. YAM Sian WON 00l ao 20,000 60,000' 33,000 :0 60,000 5 0,016 100 et. iso),noo 6 80,000 0 130,000 4 00,001 20 70,0001 0 vouti 13 20,700 12 60,000 20 25,040 6 30,000 10 20,000 1.0 12,310 10 76,000 2 186,670 11 IMO( 20 00,000 1 110,100 6 30,000 60 20,0*. 60 60,000 2 11,840 100 100,000 1 100,000 1 14,600 23 70,000 1 73,000 1 25,000 10,000 U+ 13; 16,994 1,779 19,217 1,731 12,911 51•. 119. 524. all 264 COMMERCIAL AND MARIE-LANK-THIS DAY. The supply of linen& wheat in Mark-lane this morning was small, the bulk consisting of samples of the new crop. A good demand was esperieneed for both old and new, at an advance o 1 3s. to 4.. per qr. upon the rates of Monday last Good qualities of (*reign were saleable at a like im provement The top price of town made dour was unchanged. Fo• reign sod mushy Mar must be quoted 2.. to 31. per seek dearer. Barley was in fair request at le. to 21. morn money, acd oats were hilly le. per qr. dearer than on this day Bennis/ht. Beaus and pees were to short supply and value leads upwards. ARRITAMI INTO LONDON FROM AUQ. 20 TO AUG. 22 . Qrs. 11505911. acconb. MU. Andes Whist.-- I 1710 I 20 ..... . I 4053 20 20 ...... 14 900 U 433 S 5397 Met. 3151 10 liont.loBll cache. bards. -THIS DAY. SUOMI -Then ha. been enquiry since Friday, and bolder. ask rather higher prices. Tne refined market has been active, and an advance of ls. to Is. 6,1. has been paid. Brown lump. now quoted 495. 6d. COPPS. has a steady appearance. Rica -A very large amoust of general business done at • farther advance of 3d. SALTPITIM continues in good demand. Refraction 2to 5 quoted 389. 3d. to 381 6E. Corrox -No sales of importance reportad tceday. 01113.-8•41, pale, 641 10s. to 661.; yellow, 621. to 631. 10..; sperm body. 1201 to 1211 ; beadmatter, 1211. to 1221.; cod. 481 10.. to 471. ; South Sea, pale, 631. 10s. to 641.; Olive, Gallipoli, 661. to 661. 10. ; Spanish and Sicily, 631. to 641. ; woos out, 42... in 43s 6d. ; palm, 41s. to 43. ; 'Mooed, 43e.; rae, pale, 629. 6d. to 635.; brown. 61s. to 6 1 s. B d. The following sales are advertised for to-nrwrow, viz. :- Sugar 400 casks West India, 10,500 bap Mauritius, and 1,400 bags Bengsl. Coffee: 120 mks plantation Ceylon, and 300 class Tellieherry. Rice, 4,400 hap. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is 6rm to.day, at tha followiog quotations:- I'4WD Tallow, 665. sett cub; Petanborg Y C. on the spot, 665. 3d.; October to Deft mber, 66.. 31 to ed. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. lkb4. 1 timoi Weave Mad Casks. Delivery but week Do.fres let Jane krrivellastweek 81,612 38.29 1,369 2,771 14,443 23,04 1,748 689 11,723 18,981 665. WI. 156.0 d. 68. U. 577 id. — Do. from lit Jane Prise Y. C. per ewt. ....... Arrive for the week main' Beet. 4. lad seer. 497 oak sal dam), 1,476 macs. The errlrele left week reieprtred :413 NIES from Australia, sad 106 from South Allatiall. Total, 639 ouks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. THIS DAY. The cumber of beasts is large, hut a considerable propor tion are of inferior quality. consequently the choicest kends imaintein Friday's quotations. The trade is active for good sheep, but higher priers cannot be quoted. There is a large demand for choice lambs. at rather higher rates. Good calve , are also in request. From Germany and Ho y land there are 1.980 beasts, 4,069 sheep, 145 calves, and 106 pine; Scotland, 60 beasts; and 1,700 from the Northern and Midland Counties. ?or moae alt. 8. Par Nom ed e. et. e. d Be et Beate. Ilemderde.. 6 0 6 3 1 Beet Da& t Ht..tele. M. 6 0 6 Rest abort-boron .... 4 8 5 0 Beet Lema-mmle intend quality Pert.. 384 2 , Do. do. Shorn ... 4 8 4 1 ^Wee. ........ ........ 4 0 6 1 ; Ilwee sae lomat mality 0 0 0 ?In ........ ....... 38 4 8 De. ao. Biters 3lO 4 Nee NIP FiLiPlo' • 0 0 0 0 lamb. .. 0 5 'tent at market. 4,349 ; thew sod blabs. 84.310 elllyss. l66 : Oct 476. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Ileum Pattenden and Smith report that the first pocket of new Suwea hope, prawn by Mr. Richard Rev, of the Chequers Inn, Bfaiiedield, was sold be them on Saturday last to Messrs. Pike, Leaks, and Co., bon merehants, Borengh, et 91 per ewt. The demand for fine 1833 and 1854 hove is brisk, at improved prices, in eonsequenee of the very small stock on hand. The amounts come faveurab'y f r om the plantations, and the duty is estimated at 300,0001 COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT. Cared Hartity, 18.. 6d. ; Tedll.ld Moor Bates. 10,. Walla Rod Remelt's H•""nn. 210. Walls 'End Hatton, 22r. Walla Bad Ti.., 22a.-12 ships at market On Friday next the British Museum will be cloned far the 1 autumnal vacstion. The Museums will be re opened to the public on Monday, the 10th of September. The annual six weeks' vacation at the National Gsllrry. Trafslesr square; and the Vernon Collection of Paintings, Marlborough Rouse, Pall Mall, is appointed to ormstenos on the 13tb of September. They will be mopes' I to the public on the 29th of October. Tan AMERICAN Mat.s.—The United States Mail stems ship Atlantic, Capt. Bram, sellea from the Mersey at 9 a ea., on Saturdeu, for New York. with the usual mails far sbe United States, Catania, ka, Plowillasi and a fall same et assrebeadiss ea beard. MONEY MAREBT -2 HIS DAY. Two WC/oft. There is still no change whatever is the ENO& hind', business remaining very quiet. Consols woe finite at Saturday's quotations of 91/ to 1 for money and the 6th Sept. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt iu at 911 to 92; the New Three pen Cents., at 921 to / ; Exchequer Bonds, 1868, at 1001; Exchequer Bala, March, at 13s. to 17s. prem.; ditto, June, at 12.. to 13s. premium; and India Bonds, at 30s. premium. The foreign stock market continues quiet. Turkish Six pet Cents. are rather firmer at 931 to 94; the new Four per Cent. Scrip is quoted it 21 to prem.; Mexican, 211 to 22; &apish Defense- Three per Cents, 181 to 19; and Hessian Five pen Cents., 100 to 102 ; Spanish Paseive Bonds have been dealt in at 41; and Pernvien Four-soda. Half per Cents. at 811 to 82. At Berlin Russian stook is weaker, the market being probably affected by the reports that Russia is about to make another desperate attempt to raise ft foreign loan. We cannot help thinking hat the recur• renoe of each half-yearly divi#end period is pregnant with anxiety to all parties standing in the position ci holders of Russian stock. Should the war be pro longed, the pressure upon the Russian Treasury w 4 be of the severest character, and, with discontent en. gendered throughout the empire by the burdens 4 the war, the periodical remittance westward of largo sums to meet the dividends upon the existiug Russians stooks, will doubtless be felt by the geveinment us a great additional drain. So unscrupulous a goverms ment as that of Russia, we may be sure, would not be deterred for a moment by considerations of mo rality from suspending the payment of dividends. The imports of the precious metals last week have been very small. There is still a total absence oit Australian supplies. Our list includes only 600,0 ' dol.. by the Atlantic, from New York; 4,6451. by the Vectis, from Lisbon; 3641. by the duitati, front Alexandria; and 3701. by the Euxitie, from Gib. raltar. The total value of these imports is only about 105,0001. The balk of the 202,000 dole• brought is by the Washington, from New York, is understood to have been destined for the Continent. The Triton has also brought in 8 cases of bar silver, from Calais, and the Ravensbourne 1 package of bullion from Antwerp. The Custom-house statement of the exports of the precious metals direct from London during the week embraces 7,710 ounces of gold, and 21,765 ounces of silver, representing a total value of about 35,000/. The particulars are annexed, viz.:—Silver coin : to Calais, 1,000 ounces; to Boulogne,l,6oo ounces tollainbarg, 880 ounces; to Rotterdam, 3,470 ounces; to Gibral. tar and Mogadore, 14,813 ounces. Gold coin :to Belgium, 600 ounces; to Boulogne, 80 ounces; to Hamburg, 6,030 ounces. Gold bars: to Hamburg, 2,000 ounces. No other shipments are officially reported to us, but it is known that the remittances in private hands to the continent have comprised nearly the whole of the imports per the Atlantic, besides some parcels drawn from the Bank of England. The Admiralty will receive tenders to-morrow (Tuesday) for the conveyance of stores from the River Thames to Sierra Leone, Ascension, Cape of Goo' Hope, Mauritius, Montreal, Bermuda, Valparaiso, Gibraltar, Smyrna, Abydos, and Constantinople. Amongst the forthcoming railway dividends just officially aannoonced are the following, viz. : Calcdonian.--.11. 10s. per 1001. stock, being at the rate of 3 per cent. per annum ; surplus, about 8001. Scottish Midland Junction 11. 10e. per 1001 stock, being at the rats ot 31 per cent. per annum. Subjoined is a statement (from the London We , hry Railway Share List) of the railway calls falling due in September, so far as they have yet been adver tised : ___ Amount per Shun. Due is Bept., 1535. Duo Already „„„ Number DEC. paid. """ of 'bares. Antwerp and Botterdem. Bands ... 6 20 10 0 0 2,00 120,001 Bridport. 1 2 1 0 0 0,100 0,500 Great luchen 1 animater, Experimental, F 1 p. 25 1 2 0 0 100,010 200,00. Ditto, Extension, £2 raid 25 1 2 0 0 100,010 200, °not Wesern Reduced 5 per cent. Pref. CI u lO 4 2 0 0152,300 205;0* Kidding:onrush and Re d. ear, New £is, Waned at ' 1 pas 1 Sambre and Meuse, flO _ 20 3 0 0 IP.OOO 54,000 Prot. had at 1 alo 11 Stockton and Darlington, New f,16 3 2 0 0 unknowo. 1 ,, ,(00 N 701.5011 . _ The Southwark branch of the London and • Westminster Bank will on this day be admitted into the clearing hones on the same footing u • separate independent bank. The adjourned meeting of the North Staffordshire Railway Company, to be held nn the 28th inst., ie to be further adjourned to the 11th September, at the London Tavern. SATVIIIDAT EVENING. ' The English funds remain without the ahghteats change in price, the transactions being of the most restricted character. The attendance of members.of the Stock Exchange was today singularly small. Consols remained steady, at yesterday's quotiViolb of 91/ to for money and the 6th September. This official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911, 911; ditto, for account, 6:la September, 911, 911. Three per Cent. Reduced, 91/, 92. New Three per Cents.. 921. 921. Bank Stock, 2161, 216; ditto, for account, 210. India Stock, 233. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable at par in 1858, 1001. The foreign stock market was equally inanimste, prioes of nearly all descriptions being perfectly std. tionary. The scrip of the New Four per Cent. Guaranteed Turkish Loan ruled at 21 to 21 prem., and the Six per Cent. Stock at 93 to 1. Sardinian Bonds were rather flatter. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooe. The gold mining shares to-day are as dull as ever. Not a single transaction is recorded in them, and prices are nominally unchanged. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 29; to 301 : The other land companies' shares meet with no inquiry. The transactions in other foreign and colonial mining stocks are almost suspended. Annexed is tho Mining Exchange official list of Saturday's sales: Great Sortriage, 1, I: North &met, 251, 291; R0e.. "rune, 2221, 225 ; Slott. T.w. , r, 7; Sortr.rg Colo °ls, 61; West Sortrulge, 91., 10..; Wheal Nizty (Le:ant), 40, 35, 371. We also hear of the following transactions in the Stock Exchange, viz.: North Baum, 20i ; South Tamar, 7 ; Ehrtridge Console, 6} Su l. bjoined are the current Stock Exchange quota. lions for a number of stocks in which transaction. occasionally take place in that establishment : West Sor'ridße, a, ; Onset &midge, I, I ; Allred Con sole, 121, 13}; 1, $; Fort 13 men, 3c, 4a, ; Wildherg Consols, 11, ; Au.traitan Console. 1, ; Great Crinnis, 1, I ; Sloth Devon Consols, 1, ; San Fernando, 1, ; Corr*, 11 ; Lead, 1-16, 3.16; Gerrit Wheal Von (11 paid), $, 1 ; ditto (51, paid),;, 1 din.; Great Wheal Alfred, 111. 18i ; Tamar Console, 2, ; Pan an-dyes, 21, 3. LOSS OP A YACHT AT SE t.—lgtelligence hair reached Southamptou that the yacht Tbouirht wu lost rfil the coast of Boulogne during the storm on Thursday night last. The muter and crew perished io her. The owner, ' George Coope, Etq , wet r.rtunately not on board at tits time. The Thought Won the priers at thelloyal Souther* Yacht Club regatta about 'fortnight since. BRAZIL —PLYMOUTH, THURSDAY NIGHT.—The Vixen arrived this enemas from Rio in 37 days, and 15 from Cape de Verde The following ships were at Rio who* the Vises left: the Indefatigable (flap). Madagascar, Rifle man, Spy, Fxpress. The Sharpshooter railed two due prev i ous for th e River Plate. The French admirel wa as Rio in the frigate POUffniTillte, with the frigate Thisbe. Fun PUBLIC LIBRARIBL—Mr. J. D. Fitzgerald, M.P., hes offered the soseifieent untribstion of 10014 towards estabAshiog 'public library is Rants, under the sew ast for promoting tree public libraries and museums is 'relied. Writing to Mr. Mucus Talbot on the subject, 9t says, I sill smelt present VW for the purpose of soma standard sclentifio workt, or bni.ks of referenor, and 1 will un dertake the *apply of a notelets set of parliamentary papas, and promise an usual subscription." llli :a S. " 3 4 .. 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