The Express. — London, England, 1860-09-10 00:00:00

THE UNITED STATER. • - TON PRINCN OF WALES IN CANADA. LI V 4 Ramme The royal mail xteainship P ERPoo ersia, Captain Ja r. d kg", which touched at Queenstown yesterday, ~rritid here at an early hour this morning, making rho rmi iu about 91 days, mean time. She left New York on the 29th ult., as already stated in our .h -pitch front Queenstown. Ile New York journals give graphic details of the progress of the Prince of Wales in Canada. The Prince landed at Montreal on Sritur ,l.,e morning, the 25th ult., and was re „lce.l with the most enthusiastic demon .tratin. of welcome by about 80,000 'people. The occasion was probably the most striking ever sitne...ed in Canada. The streets were beautifully deeorated, and the procession which accompanied Royal Highness from the wharf after the . pre -ctitation of all address from th e Mayor, embodied all the civic societies, the clergy, the tire brigade, the regular military, and the volunteers, te.t only of the city, but of distant places. One military company from Boston took part in the ceremonies. The pr cession proceeded immediately to the Crystal Palace, which was formally opened by the Prince ; after which he rode in an open car to the Victoria-bridge, which he completed by loving the corner stone with appropriate ceremonies. During the day he received the ixamuittee of New York citizens. I hi Sunday, the 26th, the Prince attended divine *.rvice at the Englith cathedral, admittance to which could only be had by ticket, au that an tin wrinly crowd was avoided. On Monday', the 27th, the Prince witnesaed a variety of Indian games on the cricket ground, and ea. much &mural. There were several thoussods ~f pectators, including the Boston Fusiliem, whose band played "God save the Queen," the men un covering, and then " Yankee Doodle," the Prince uncovering. Later in the day the Prince held a levte, which was numerously attended, and at which several suldrisets were presented. Included in the presentations were 139 Americans. During the day, arrangements wore concluded with the New York committee, who presented the following Adman : To his Royal II igh Dean the Prince of Wales. —Nay it plasm your hovel Nightie... on behalf of the citizens of New York, we have the honour to request your acceptance of a hall upai the ON:IMMO of your viii to our cite, at such tins, ae may suit your convenience. We hope that, in view of the Jeep sod universal admiration felt throughout our land for the public nal private virtues of your royal mother, :IDA for the high respect entertained fur yourself as the heir tothe thnwe of a great country united to our own by,.o many ties of history, language, consanguinity and common interests and pnneiples, you will accept the invitation which we respectfully tender to you. • " : • The invitation was accepted, and the ball wee fixed for Friday, Oct. 12. The programme of the Prince's movements baa been changed as follows :—After the opening of the Exhibition at Hamilton, on the sth September, the Prince would leave that evening for Chicago, re maining there one day, thence by way of the great prairieetoSt. Luta and Cincinnati. Returning, lie will peas two days at Washington, • day and a half at Baltimore, a day in Philadelphia, and three or t o ur days in New York. He will then go on to Boston, spending two days there, and thence to Portland, from which port he will take his fare well of the l'aitocl States. Tho fleet will not go to New York, but will rendezvous at Portland. The ball at Montreal, ou the evening of the 27th, was a magnificent affeir. It was held in a build ing erected for the special purpose, and was at tended by about 6,000 persons, including the governor-General, the Duke of Newcastle, Lord Lyons, Lord Mulgrave, Karl St. Germans, Lady Franklin, Sir Fenwiek Williams, the Marquis and Mare•hiouess of Chanties, and others. The Prince arrived at 10 o'clock, and opened the ball with Mrs. John Young. He danced every dance but one dances--amp retired at about four in the moriWng. The supper tables were supplied with funutatus of champagne and claret, ids:, with jets 01 EAU de Cologne. On Tuesday, the 28th, the Prince and suite priaassled by train to Dickson's Landing, up the Mt. Lawnmee, returning by boat, and running all the rapids, in time to attend the unwind festival at Moutreal in the evening. Havannah advice,' are to the 23n1 of August. There w 11 , . WWII of interest from Havannah, etc.•llt that its sanitary condition was exerVent for the season. Freights were active and vessels smtr.l. Sugar fine, but quiet. Exchange on Lndon, 151 toll) premi 1111 l . The latest dates from Havannah report 'mimes tino awl freights active. The slave trade coontomod active. Two or three cargoes had been recently landed on the island, and one vessel had hems captured by the Crusader, anti taken to Key West. A ibrie., number of filibusters were arriving at Aspinwall from California, awaiting au opportunity to pen Walker in Nicaragua_ California advice.; are to the lfith of August. The from the Wastes, Mines is of no special ings•rtance. The wheat env, of California WIN 1111- I...rtavl gnat , anti a large surplus would require to Is• exported. An incendiary tire had tekeu place iu tincritniento, destroying the Futon Hotel and a large number of building*. The estimated loss was SUrkuut/ slops. or 900,000 dole. The strainer Oregon, with dates from British Col bin to the thli August, and 50,000 doll. iu gold, had reached Bail Francisco. A elver mine is rep wt.', to have been iliscoverud on the lower Freer lead. Discoveries were also reported further in the interior, containing about 5 per ceut. of elver. Copper, in blocks too large fur removal, are maid to have been diacovensd in enormous quan tities, but the amounts were regarded as so:- aerations. INTIIIZONISIENT or THE StsMut or DDREAJI.— The 11.... and Right Rev. Dr. Henry Montagu Villiers, who ....1 rec.:stir been elected and ...afire's.' Bishop of Durham, . enthriaied in the aathednit eliurch of his diocese on IroLiv last. several of the enfoon• soil other ecclesiamtical ~thoeni being present. The Bishop of Durham has wine t.luable istsAmiastical petrolige at his disposal, including r-rtain canouries in the cathedral, with a fourth canonry amieval by act of parliament to the archaise...airy of lairharu - the rectory of Stanhope, worth 4,*751. a year ; tic rectory of Bishop•Wearrnouth, worth 1,620 f. a year, tio nwtory of riolgefickl, worth 1.1/001. a year; the rectory et lbet.;lit.aile-Spring, worth 1,021 L • year; the rectory of lloughton.le Mkerne, worth 1,4711. • year ; the riCent7 of Lislortoth meth 1,353/. a year; the recto/yet Eggfrechffe, ...nth 1.1.1 r. ay ,or, with many others under I,ooof. a Ger : ...011ie the total amount of pail:wage is the bishop's tillt w.wth sts,ost 40.0 t 0. per annum. .1S tai Itisthiciti.. IN AtNTßALlA.—Arrangements are in pagrees for the erection of a new bishopric is Ass *nibs. the seat ..f which will be iu all probability at Goal. Luna The Bishop of Sydney, writing home on the subject, elates that the church Lo o t s there have become so valuable as to Word a reasonable hope that a suitable endowment ail • proper cathishol may he secured. 1H...1 , .6 4., t i 4 , 1 .•104YLD AND BRIATOL. —Dr. Mimi, Malmo of Gloucester sod Bristol, has announced kis intention .4 holding the tneunial visitatiou of hi dio cese ...rooting to the followiug arreagerneot :—Moisbiy, Sept. 21, M. .tageatioe, Bristol ; Tuesday, Sept. 2.5, 010u c.0... I - Atlo.lral ; tiVvineeday, Sept. 26, Newnham ; Thurs. au. stie. •1, Itursky ; Frisky, Sept. "1 4 . Malmeshurr i KOLlsley. rle_pt. 1 :10. Chinealisie ; Ilioulay, October 1, rtw1d...1..: Tuesday . Oct. 2, Witsclicesobe ; Wednesday, t , t• A l'amplen ; Thuniebiy, Oct. 4, Stuw.iiit.the.Wohl ; FT414,. chi. 5, Cirencester ; thatirelay, Out. 6, Stroud. The .114iiiitili between Mr. Scutt Russell snit the 1 4.4 t Slop I 'ontisin4 relating to the Greet Eastern have at 1.0.;th leen glediliyl by the arbitrators, Masan.. Hawkahaw, 11'I.-as, and Fowler, awarding hiss the stun of 14,0U01. TII It TN It 1: PI t,ikg Ks tar COMM ON FN•M/X)/A At toe .1..,r0,; of St. Minuted Day sad Monday School; • ••: , .I.iiii. I t week. the Ver. Prebssitisry Pane took occa• ~.., co Mweive, that the greatest • tin t he way of poostar wiwatiou was the irr.i shiasee y of the children's • • t.n.1.1ne,.. los ruterimg school thhee teacher hail cuestantly t• 4.k. " %%Alen. is Jiiis Renown?" "0, he's gorse with hie , I lo'wer's .1 ..t." "And where is Mary Smith!" "0 . - 1 . holding th e L e h i ." '' .t is l where is James Smith?" • 1 .. he am% g. 4 no 1...dn." These WM. tLe three twat cora" soh which • teacher hal to contend. This r••• , •$t s.is re.eixisl with some laughter, but its truth ,' ;- •: .1 t.. i..admitted by all that had poetical experaeoce or I .- ...Ater. Th. wheals to question, wlueli are in the . 1 ' '.: .• • .1. I lothlC 14V).., sal will aewownoektesOUrltikllren. 1 .. - .• • • I 4.:.51/. Their in:in.:ono on by the Bishop of the 4 • ' " •44 an ecesse.n of peat lual festivity. 1:1. 01.1.51 NO sir tilt lIKITIAM Muszcsi. —The 1. .:.•I. 11.1• e on was re-opted on Saturday to the publie, I. • : 1..-en el.vavl sine. the lot oast., for the porjane of t • ..I.lv ri•-.,:01g the Vanous Ile ortmenn.. /Ma making the t• von,' alterations in the cl,ae.lwtion of the objects t0i.411,4 iltt,in. THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 10, 1860. THE STEP :1 EY MURDER. EXAMINATION OF THE SUPPOSED MURDERERS AT THE THAMES POLICE COURT THIS DAY. This afternoon at one o'clock, after the disposal of the night charges, William Thomas Emma and James Mullins were placed at the bar before Mr. Sella ualer the charge of Inspector Thornton, for Wins concerned in the murder alleged to have been committed at No. 9, Grove-road, Stepney, on or about the 13th ult. Mr. Rose attended to watch the case, baring hitherto acted as the solicitor of Mrs. Envier; and Mr. T. W. Rat. dare was also present en the part of the trustees under thu late Mr. busier', husband of the deceased. Mr. Young appeared for the prisoner Emms. This neighbourhood of the court was in a state of intense excitement, and although the court was densely crowded, the internal arrs►ngemeota gave ample accommodation to the Stephen Thornton deposed—l am an inspector of the me. impolite° police, and have been instructed to make inqui nes as to the murder of Mrs. Erinley. On Saturday evening Mullin■ came to my house and made a communication, which Unlaced me to direct Tanner to take Mullins on the following morning and show us where the things were which bad been hidden by Emma. We went down I and saw Emma there with another person. Mullins told us thatbe had been watching Dann for a long time, having had cause to suspect him. He further stated that he had seen Ernmsgo one day from the washbouse with a large bundle from theshed or leen-to, which had a door but only on half a latch. The witness then spoke to Emma and told him who they were, and he narrated that he had been seen to go out of his house into the shed, amt having brought a large parcel from the shed into the house go back with a small one. He (Emma) denied it, and said he had not been there since Saturday week and then only for some bottles. Mullins was not then present but 1 said I could produce my informant. I said then "As you deny it, I most search your house." He said "Do so without my being there, and my wife will tell von I was not out of bed on Saturday morn. ing as I was ill." Tanner and Thomas then went into the house, and seeing he was not well I said I should not take him into custody then, but Mullins came round and went to the shed. In consequence of some thing Mullins said Thomas went to the shed, and, coming out again, produced a parcel tied up with apparently an apron or other string ; certainly it was a clammy wax-end which I should think a tradesman would not make. There were spoons to one of which I have seen a like one at Mrs. Emsley's house. I found two lenses. I found this ►.iece of paper folded as it is now, and Emma said, " flood heavens, it is Pickering's cheque. The cheque will be identified." Something else was said, but Ido not know what, and Emma directly said, "Good God (snag Dodls this a foul plot." I then told Ernms he must go to the stations. the property was found at his bowie. I determined also to charge Mullins, but did not say so. Mullins walked up to the station and I charged him, and he then said, "Is this the way I am to be treated after given the information r I said that mum be left to the migistaste. I found at Mullines lodgings wax ends and a similar piece of string to that which tied the parcel (senaatios). I also found this hammer (producing • plasterer's harasser) at ltullin's lodging, the hammer being Eintoe's property,sad having attended - the post. mortens examination, I ham no hesitation in saying it would cause such wounds as kaki! Mrs. Dooley. [The examination was proceeding when our import lA.] LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Arlon Mr. Commissioner Galli:arm) RR LILIL This was an applicationto;ceThifleate by Gustavo Her man Lille, of like! ftwan-yarl, Berm aey, tanner and currier, lately in co-partnership with H. I'. under the style or firm of Lihe and Sonnon. The report of Mr. Pennell, the official assignee, which was read by the Commissioner, states that the petition in bankruptcy was dated the 19th June last the bank rupt commenced his balance-sheet on the Ist January, Tho aceounta embrace • period of ma months, disclosing the following results : Amount owing unseenred creditors, 2,616/. Its. 10d. ; creditors to be paid in full, 18/. 10s. Ild.; profit, on trading, 178 f. se. Gd.; making a total to account for of 2,9131. 41. 114., which is thus ffispaied of : By good book debts, 91. Bs. .41.; property surrendered, 9421. 16s. 7d.; ditto held by creditors after deducting their claims, 572/. Os. 2d.; trade expenses, LW!. 19a. 10d.; personal ex. pease*, 1341. 100. Id. Amount received by Surma (bankrupt's late partner), 1181. ss. ad. ; losses arising on patent for rriakiel leather, 150/. ; deficiency Ist January, 61101. las. Gd.; total, 2,813/. Its. 101 In this case the bankrupt has been in liminess for a period of three Hears, &inn; which time h e w as in p ar t ners hi p w i t h . T. Burner' for two years, Sununu bringing in and losing a capital of N., such partnership being &sauteed bid ApnL The bankrupt dues not appear to have had any •capital of hi. own. The balance.sheet, ss will appear by the above summary, commences with a deficiency of 6901. 18 cad. His suMespient cowling has out recu , ted in any real protit, as, after ciriluctin; trade charges from the gems profits, there will be found • loss of 1171. 14s. 41., upon • return 1,0641. 15a. 3.1. The hooks had been well kept. Tbe Commissioner enquired what the amount of dividend would be. Mr. Pennell, the official assignee, replied that it would be very small. Mr. Abrahams for the assigoces, said that there were two amigos's, and owe of them, Mr. Brown, a hill broker, collie plained that bankrupt had put paper into circulation when he ought not to have dons so. Mr. Pennell said the bankrupt was not to blame so much ma many persona voyaged in the same trope. He dal not smear to have negotMte d Accommodation paper. Mr. Abrahams said the bankrupt tee,,an his accounts with • driiriency, mul Mr. &OVID became a creditor alter he owilit to have dapped. He complained that paper ought not to have been discounted ley lone under those cir madames. The other assignee was • friend who bad lent him 1,:11.10/., mid who did not The Consmieurver said that the conduct had not been very creditable. The treoliog seemed to have been tackle., and he had victimised two persons, the friend who lent bun 1,2001. and the gentleman whom be in lofted to put LLCM. into a business which woe not worth one thousand pence. He had, en fact, got him to pat I,ooof. into the gutter. For the bankrupt it vegetated that the estate had already realised between tioo/. a0d7031., and that it had failed before. Mr. Sermon had put hie 1,000/. into the firm before. the de&iency appeared. The books hod been remarkably well kept, and Mr. Lilies had always limn an unblemished diameter. Mr. Pennell, the olkial assignee, said hsnkrapt deserved great credit for one thing, which was that, while many 'holt-ado hOlbitS in the leather trade embarked in accom modation bill tralUllirtic.l, , , be had kept entirely out of them. Tile Commissioner said it was certainly a feature in his favour. The books had been well kept, and it wee a pity isiiikiupt had Dot shipped before. An it was there would Is. a dividend of in the pound for the creditor,. The bankrupt inust Is content with a second class cortill. cats after three months' swipensiou. The solicitor for the amiguees applied for protection. The Conimimiorier— Oh, certainly I shall grant that. Ceutificate accordingly. mL IifICONSL The bankrupt, a chemist at Norwich, passed bin exa mination on accounts showing debts, I,S9ar. ; moots, 4631. THE POI.ICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) WESTMINSTER. PUACIIG INTO MT. No Aufs CRURCIL John Crooning • young man of respectable a pp earance , was placed at tie bar before Mr. Pander, charged with breaking into St. Margaret's Church, Westminsiter. David Iliddroy, an inspector of the A division. laid— At 9, on Saturday evening. Mr. Crow, the beadle of St. Margaret's, ca me to the stAtion in Kins.sireet and told me that there were thieves in St. Margaret's Church. I imme diately took acme men with me and posted them round the church, entered the hoilding, and found the prisoner con cealed under &amt. Close to the spot there was a large knife and quantity of lead cot from some casiruents. Mr. Paynter—flow did hr gain admission? Witness—By one of the windows. The glass was found broken, the bead-work cut away, and the fastening removed. Mr. Paynter—Were there others engaged with the pri. inner ! _ . V. dams —Two others, who escaped before the police came up ; the whole of them were disturbed, es you will flud by the oest witness. _ _ Mr. Abraham Walker. of 2, Old Palace yard, mid—At • little before nine on taiturtlay night I was musing the Ablx.y.yanl, near IT the Seventh's Chapel, when I heard a cracking of Ism of one of the windows in the church. I iasmedirtely saw • man cooling from that direction, and said, "There is some one in the church ••• but be made no &newer. I again beard • send ea of glass breaking, when ri called nut ahead " Nike," and thin was immediately mcoeoded by a great creating of glass, anti I saw • man break through use of the church windramilmp on the warn t,ten feet frosa the ground, jump down into the efturehlanl, and ran away. After this I distinctly heard some one drop in the drank, and having called " Police" tiU • constable arrived, the church was enbsequently entered by the police. William Crow, the beadle, said—Hearing that there were thieves in the rhumb, I went and got the keys, onil the police entered. The whole of the door, had been left perfectly secure, awl au entrance had been effected by the gallery rweitoeht. Mr. Poynter—The prisoner is remanded till this day week. SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two &Clan. The railway share market to-day is heavy, in sympathy with the funds. The sales have not been heavy, but an almost general redno tion, averaging Ito pee cent., has taken place iu the principal stocks. Present quotations are as follows :—London and North Western, 90f to 1001 ex div. ; Great Western, 701 to 71 ex die. ; Midland, 1241 to 1 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1101 to 111 ; South Eastern, 861 to I, ex div. ; Great Northern, 115 to 116 ; Eastern Counties, 531 to 54 ex div. ; and Caledonian, 931 to f. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares have fallen to 11 to lf dia. The Indian and Canadian Railway shares are quiet. ah 7-11.41 UNDINARY MAR!! AND noon. 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Two (Mum The stock markets to-day are depressed. The program of events iu Italy is, of coarse, watched with interest, but the principal effect has been produced to day, by a statement that an understanding had been come to between Austria and Russia. The Paris Bourse has likewise given way. The English funds have declined per cent., and most of the principal British railway stocks to per cent. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are decidedly heavy. . _ _ _ _ At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter'e telegram, the Three per Cent. Rental opened at 67(r. 80c., being nearly per cent. lower than on Saturday. Consols are officially marked 934, 4, and 4 for money, and 931 and f for the account. The present quotations are 934 to f for cash, and 934 to 1 for the 11th of October. The official business report is as follows :—The Three per Cents. Reduced (transfer books shut), 934 ; New Three per Cents., 934, 4,4, ; India Five per Cent. stock, 1859, UN, 1, ditto Bonds, 58., 3e. die. ; Five per Cent. " enfaced " rupee paper, 964 ; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1023 ; Exchequer Bills, par. The foreign stock market is dull. Venezuela Bonds are more offered. Turkish remain at Saturday's prices, the Loan of 1864, being quoted 734 to 74, and that of 1858. 574 to 58, ex div. Sales are recorded as follows : Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1860, 874 ; Buenos Ayres Six Iper Cnts., for amount, 97 ; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 211, f ; Peruvian Three per Cents., for account, 741, 4 ; Spanish New De ferred Three per Cents., for account, 401 ; the Committee's Certificates, 51 ; Turkish Six per Ceuta., 1864, 734 ; ditto for account, 731; ditto Six per Cents., 1858, for account, 58, 574, ex dir. ; Venezuela Three per Cents., for account, 234, 1. The commercial demand for money on Saturday was only moderate, and as the best bills were nego tiated at 31 per cent., the applications to the Bank at 4 were very few. About 20,0001. iu gold was purchased by the Bank on Saturday. A portion of the 182,0001. by the Edinburgh will be sent abroad, but the rest will probably be taken to the Bank, after being refined. The 81,0001. by the Persia will come to hand early this week . 'The amount of specie shipped fur Brazil by the Oneida is 35,1291., of which 21,129/. is gold, and 14,0001. silver. The imports of specie last week were to a fair extent, the total being 372,0001., nearly all from the United States. Letters by the steamer Persia were not delivered in the City until past one o'clock on Saturday after noon, although it is mentioned in the accounts from Liverpool that the mails were landed there soon after ten on Friday morning. The unexplained delay has caused great inconvenience. In the list of bankrupts in Friday night's Gazette are Robert and John Freeland, merchants, of Manchester, who stopped payment in July last, with liabilities amounting to about 75,0001., and with assets hardly equal to 21. fid. in the pound. The prospectus of the Mirk Side Pig Iron Com pany (Limited) is issued. The object is to purchase and develop a mineral property situated on the Egton estate, near Whitby. The property in question, which is connected by • "siding " with the Whitby and Pickering Railway, consists of about 300 acres of mineral, and is stated to contain three valuable measures or seams of nearly solid iron ore. It is mentioned that " the quantity is apparently inexhaustible," and that " the iron manufactured is in all respects equal to that produced by the best Staffordshire works." The sum to be paid for the lease of 60 years, as well as for the plant, railway, tbc., is 7,500 E, the whole of which will be taken by the vendors in paid up shares. The company's capital is 30,0001., in shares of 51. each. The directors of the North Eastern Railway Com pany invite tenders fur the execution of various works. The circular of Messrs. Joseph Travers and Sons summarises as follows the stocks of goods in the bonded warehouses: Subjoined is au account of the quantities of the principal articles of imported merchandise remaining in the bonded warehouses of the United Kingdom on the 31st July last, compared with the 31.4 July, 1659. July 31, 112. July 31, 1860. Oman. lb. 3,882,380 ... 3,675,228 Osese Connate Raisins Pepper Rum gals. Brandy 6,119,212 ... 6,891,990 Sugar Rid. andeandy tom 1,238 ... 3,596,883 1,238 ... 3,178 Ditto Unrellned Noblesse Tea ib. 64,376,062 ... 72,056,919 Tobacco 36,465,080 ... 42,008,157 - , . Wine 9 799,423 . ... 12,499,356 . . Thus the totals coutinTie satisActoiily large. Cooce and coffee are the only &racks that show a diminution in comparison with the quantities in hand last year, the falling off being respectively 5. and 6 per cent. All the other articles show an increase. In currents it is 38 per cent., in raisins 35 per cent., in pepper 2 per cen..., in rum 121 per cent., in brandy 331 per Dent, in refined sugar 157 per cent, and in unrefined 63 pur cent in molames 31 per Dent, in tea 12 per cent, in tobacco 17 per Gent., awl in wine 271 per cent. SITUIDAT Emma. Considerable depression prevailed yesterday on the Vienna Bourse owing no doubt, to the news from Italy, coupled whh the ante of the Austrian finances. The Metallice fell to 1 per cent., and the exchange ou London rose from 130.76 to 131.75. Consols, which closed yesterday st 9 4 to i for the 11th Oct., opened this morning at the same quotation, and closed at 93g to 7-16. For money the last price was 931. The official business re port is as follows :—Three per Cent. Commis, for money, 931, 1, g ; ditto for account (Oct. 11), f ; New Three per Cents., ffilf, I ; Five per Cent. "enlaced " rul ee paper, 961 ; India Bonds, 4s. dis. Exchequer Bills remain fiat, and closed at par to 3s. prem. The foreign stock market was likewise inactive. There was, however, a renewed demand for Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., which experienced a fresh rise, being marked 99. Turkish Bonds remain without change. The Loan of 1854 was quoted 7Sti to 74 : and that of 1858, 57} to 58 ex div. The Five per Cent. rupee paper was supported at 984 to 1, and the Five-and-a-Half per Cent, at 1014 to being yesterday's prices, notwithstanding the publication of the following communication from the India-office, which indicates that the at tempt to deduct the Indian income tax from the dividends payable at the Bank of England is to be persisted m : India-office, Sept. 6. Gentlemen,—l am directed by the Secretary of State for India in Council to acquaint you that information has been received from India that, the Income Tax Act has been passed by the legislature there, and, in accordance with the provisions of the said act, I am to request that you will give directions for the deduction of 4 per cent. income tax on all interest dun on and after the 3lst of Anmit last, in respect of promissory notes endorned "Interest subject to the de duction of income tax ;" and also in respect of stock created by the registration of promissory notes which have been so endorsed. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, J. C. bleivir.i. It appears from the following further communi cation, which was received this day, that the Indian income tax is to be levied on the interest falling due after the 31st ult., instead of that fall ing due "on and after" that date. The interest which fell due on that day on the Four-and-Half per Cent. Rupee Loan of 1856-57, and on the Five per Cent. Rupee Loan of 1856-57, will, therefore, be exempt : - - India-Aloe, Sept. 7, IMO. Gentlemen,—l am directed by the Secretary of State for India in Council to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of this day's date, and to acquaint you in reply that Sir C. Wood acquiesom in the proposition therein contained, that the Indian Income Tax should be lerietrooly on the ictrress tint will roll .1., hfter the 31st August last. I have the houour to be, O'estlemes, Youiobedieet seivent, (gignedi J. C. MEL-ILL. To the Governor end Deputy-uovernor of the Bank of England. _ _ It is so palpably unjust that persons in thin country should be mulcted of an Indian income tax, whilst remaining ►iable for an English income tax in addition, that it can scarcely be imagined government will persist in their position. An appeal to the law will probably be resorted to by some of the aufferets. There was no alteration to-day in the market for bank shares. In the miscellaneous share market the only movement consisted of a decline in Madras In:gabbro. Southampton Dock stock was masked 64 and 65. The closing quotations for shares in new under takings were as follow :—Ocean Marine Insurance, 21 tali prem. ; Thames and Mersey Marine, to II prom. ; Universal Marine Insurance, to prem. ; London and Provincial Marine, to} dia. ; rare Company (Sweden), par to prem. ; Rase India Irrigation, par ; City of London Brewery Preference, 2 to 2) prem. ; Great Northern and Midland Coal, t i to g prem. llastor; Usies. OWEN Moak A _ . De. Ina ! , "said' k I Ditto Zdinbuistiandebegoir Min brO,Porth, Dundee 1 Forth end (tide hum. Glasgow et 8. Welters I Greet North°, Scotland 0 Orest Northern 0 Do. A 88oeh Do. Ot. fioatb & Weel i 84"k (tre.) Urea Wastern_ Do.StaszValChmetk. INacseldre# Torkshy" Loodon sad Madman Las.,Brigliimia.Coset LostionAistir Loguloot4a!ii WeMa. Do. ~y Looao.sdeWWu I 1 — AUssobisi Iletroputhaa _ _ - 7;7 sod Ot. 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Ora et. ldarA Ow 106 110 112 ad 111.1 id mows 1 J Do. 6 per oust&sip 100 1011 1024 1011 sa Do. do. .. New Drairw. Gov.' p ct. 110 1064 1064 - .... .. N.B. Rao Ov. 6p. a 1800100 00 100 - .... .. Do. 6p. a, 1871 to 1870 100 90 100 - -.. .. Do. 6p. e., 1083 .... .. Nova &oda 4 pet. Big .... .. Dab. redoes. IST_ 5 . ;100 1074 1004 1011 .... .S. Amt. 004.11 p. a Boods'loo 100 110 - .... .. V10.13v. Op. e.Jaa.41.13131100 - - - •••• - 115 . 00 .5P.0.A30.404 100 1001 1101 - DOCK& No. I ni. I Doan IPd I Cl. priest I Balm 1100,41 04. Coesmerelal lOO - - - 154.600) EL Do. 4p. et. PreL, ME. 104 - - - 0066,688 it. Mad and West India lOO - ... - 0620310 et. Logsdon lOO - - - 1,930.800 IL IS. Katharine lOO - - - 1166,866 PA. Ilwailleaspka l6O - - - 000,000 114. Vkdorla - LOW SO Do. Now - 1118CILLANNOUL Na I NIL I Comrmorie. IPd 1 Cl. Woes. f Sales. 10,E si 19 • • Mecao Mint .. sll 14 16 - SS, II deatrallau AsnieuL .... 19 II 28 - TeL (Wis.)._ all - - .... a l ANC 10 Bell Watarworks.. .. all 41 5 . - Amadeus Laud .. 45 30 32 - 0, SO MIL &blab Mat Tat A all 3 6 Kr .... 9,961 10 Do. 11 7 pee a. MUM Y 1 19 21 ,- 11.7119 SO Do. 0 - 0915 24 Quads land all 111 117 1141 3,000 10 Chauaal Islands TeL (L. all - -..- 260,000 St. Cop. ligailug.,4Bmell all - - -. 130001 16 Do. Ppd. 74 per cent. ell 244 254 - 1,002926 1 St. Ceialal Palace ,lOO 30 St i - 100,020 SM. Do. !toter's:ice lOO ;100 103 1011 250,000 84. Do., p. et Perp. Deb )100 1106 808 - 700.000 80 Zleetrlc Telegraph lOO 100 109 - 7,190 26 Do. New - 70,000 6 and Aust. Cop. - 30,000 is pen. Steam Nunigattso 14 - - - 330,000 1 (heat 818 p !Llodie4 .L. 011 I - loomo 1 Do. 174 per cent. Prot I 1 I dle - 10000 5 District Tel. (L) ll - - dl - 60,000 SO Loudon Dlaeount (L) - 1011,000 4 Lou. Om 0010106. 00 ail 1 14 - 60,000 15 Madras belga. a Claud 1 24 pai - 10,000 10 wassmumaue.rd. a - - - 11,000 10 Nedlter. 54. TeL (La) all I 4 - 81.600 26 Natlooal Memo{ Os 6 14 11 die SI 1 6,000 20 NerbaddsCoaldlrow(L) II I 1 • - 11,310 10 Netherlands Lead . - ell 1 - 60,000 5 Do. op. e., Is. at 1 Oft. dl 4 1 - 1,721 0) N. Brum. tN. Root. lA. SO - - - 110070 IN. Bet. Australasian all I 1 - 60,008 1 Oriental Ors 60.000 1 Do. ..New 1114040' - 10.000 10 . Is. 10,000 10 Do. do. Bea (La) B 0- - - 0)0,000 St. Pea Raver laud d Mb. 100 47 60 - 20,000 60 Pada. and °Yen. 81e901 ell 74 76 75 20.000 SO Do. New 26 121 134 poi NI 40,000 10 Bad lea dt bd. TeL 44 a (046074.411 r. Oov. all 174 184 - 10,000 60 ey Lion - 10,000 16 . . New all 114 04 - 16,000 .00 Koval Mall Steam - 2,000 St. Scottish Amt. forestal -AO 123 125 - I{,roo 13 South Australian Land all 33 24 - 75,000 1 bosanne TeL Scrip - 75,000 1 Do. do. lteglatered all 1 - 60,000 10 haat & LO. Co. Up. Cos 6 - - - 10,000 100 Va. Dlenseo's Laud._ 121 9 10 - THE HOUSE DUTY AND THE Comm HOUSE KEEPIEB. TO TIM EDITOR or TER MILISII._ Sta,—ln reference to a report (publiabed on Friday last in your valuable newspaper) of a ineethur of coffee and mating-house keepers, respecting the equaliation of the house tax, Ibe to state that myeaff and some neigh boors in the lamella 1 bulness appealed aphid the impositiou and erste informed by the Commiasioners of Assessed Taxes that, though agreeing with us respecting our unfair treatment, Baron Martin and another eminent judge gays their decision against us. Subscriptions were raised to memoralise the Chancellor of the Exchequer, of the remit of which I know no more than that the secretary of the emaciation told ine that government required all the money they could raise to carry on the Huainan war. I cannot imagine how the learned judges can call or clam houses for the male of refreshment not ustice.—l asjprivate dwelling houses. la If this is wat anv rate it is ks., A SUBSCRIBER. AND COF EE•HOUSE KEEPER OP THIRTY YEARSSfiNDING. Unionetreet En g. Niggled& LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (a/ =craw man Arm) DONCASTER. —(MoRDAT.) ItlVlD.—£3t. Altana, ladr att Ha m rri:ett c, Folkestone, Parasite, Hibernian, Northern t, Thormanby, lard of the Manor, Cantatrior, Catalpa 1, oda., lightet, Win ton, Zuyder Zee, Captain Fortibus, Nicholas, Jingling Johnny. King of Dammed., Resta. Sparkle, Queen of the Vale, •Saw, Umpire, Satellite, Pomona, .Syringe, Bella donna, Starke, lady Trespeas, Curlew, Sampson, Grenadier, Gardener. Prudence, Violet, Hepatica, Vesta, Courier, Lord Nelson, Catawba, and VIM'S f. Mr. Urquhart, an enterprising corn-merchant in London, has left 3001. as a legacy to the Kirkwall Grammer School, the place of his education, the money to be invested, and the interest paid to the rector of the institution. ROYAL NAVAL SCHOOL, NgW-CROKS.—SOHIe gen tlemen have anonymoualy presented, through Mews. Ommanney, Son, and Co., the navy agents, the munificent nun of one hundred pounds for the endowment fund of this institution. ------- Musw/a. Goma r. —The celebrated violinist, Swinton, is • native of Toulouse. He visited that city last week, when a great concert wan given in his honour by the Organ= Association. Madame Sainton•Dolby acknowledged the compliment paid to her husband by gracefully sitting 'down to the piano and singing several of her favourite airs, Ito the great delight of the audience. The local Journals an I enthusiastic in the praises of the fair English contralto.— Two concerts given by Camillo Blear!, the great violinist, at Milan, in aid of the cause of Garibaldi, produced 15,000 f. (6001. sterling), which has been forwarded to the victorious commander. _ _ Cavara. PALAcs—Two lihm.wros AND Simaics DAT. —SATURDAY, SEPT. B.—Admimions on payment, 1,278 ; ditto by season tickets, 1,800 ; total, 3,078. Total vulture for week ending Saturday, 61,681. Total visitors sines opening of the Palate, June 10, 1864. 9,182,347. SERIOUS GAP EXPLOGION AT WOLvitigaMPTON.— About half-past 10 o'clock on Friday night a serious evplosiou of gas occnrred at the residence of Mr. Dodd, photographic artist, in Wolverhampton. At the time in question, four porters of the London and North-Western Railway were standing by Mr. Dodd's house, when the window of the front morn on the ground floor was blown out with great force, accompanied with a load report; screams were at the same time begirt to issue from the interior of the house and the room was in flame.. The porters, however, leaped in at the windows ; and while mine proceeded extiegnith the flames, others sought after ' the persons who were calling for help. In another part of the house they found the servant girl enveloped in flame', and fearfully burnt, and two children, whose features &•11 clothes were blackened by the fire, bet who, happily, were not injured. The gas is said to have gimped into the room, is eamequetice of the waterhalance to which the burners were attached being out of repair ; and the scrolosion occurred when the girl went into the room to light the per. The explosion brought down the ceiling of the room, and when the apartment was entered from the street, per was fiercely blaring from the service pipes above the ceiling. and Milit4mt everything posnhustige within its reach. 'IU servant girl is now lying at the hospital in a say preeari ' um slate. ~~i MINES.-THIS DAY. • Two o'Crocra. A large amount of business bas been done to-day in the market for British mining stocks, whirl is very firm . In several instances, the tendency et prices IN upwards. Weet Seton shares have risen to 293 to 300. Dividend shares are in especial request. East Basset are quoted 1174 to 1721• ; East Cara. don 10/ to 11,i ; North Downs , to 4f ; Wort Carlden, 71 to 73; Devon Great Consols, 436 to 445 ; and Cain Brea, 102 to 105. A number of transactions will be found recorded in the Stock Exchange official list. Foreign and colonial mining shares remain quiet There are incairies, however, for Linares Mining shares, which have been dealt in at 11. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANG. -(THIS DAY.) Good progroe Las been wade with sorb portions of the crops of grain as are ripe, and the remainder promises There is some difference of opinion as to the final results of the entire harvest, but the most prevalent is that of a deficiency. The wind to-day is strong at N.E., and cold with heavy yaooing clouds. Yesterday the weather was also hut y fine. The supply d the past week to this market of home. grown corn was small of wheat, burley, beans, and peal, but of malt, cuts and flour, rather more liberal, especially by rail tannage. No Irish or Scotch oats during the week. The foreign arrrivals very much in creased the latter part of the week • of wheat, rather heavy—Russian , Prussian, and Black Sea;principally Russian. Barley more —ltusaiau, Prus.sian, and Danish. The quantity of oats was nain large—the greater portion being Rwisian-- iocluding 15,000 qrs. Archangel, Pussian, Swedish, and Dutch. Flour, several sacks of Spanish, and a few sacks and barrels from France. The new wheats fresh up at market today are in very bad condition end almost unadeehle, 56a. has been realised in one inatanos fur a parcel of the best white. Old English and foreign 25. 0 4er than Lid Monday's-say 6d. lower than this dry f t. The flour tradedull and Norfolka at 410. Amer'ean barrels and French and Spanish 2s. lower than this day week. The top price of town made flour was lowered to day. Grinding barley Is. lower tbnn this day week. Rus sian oat., 8.1. to la. cheaper, with a rather brisk wade. Beans and peas without change. : Essex and Kest, white, 59.. to rde.; ditto, fine, 604. to 645. ; ditto red, 53a. to 545.; ditto, flee , 565. to 534. Norfolk, &c.. red, 5G.. to 64..; ditto, fins, C3e. to 65a: per qr. ; Foreigu : l}antsic, 61s. to 631.; Konipberg, to 625.; ditto, extra, 645. to 66e.; Rasta*, 60s. to 645., per ; American whit*, 535. to 625.; ditto red, 52a. to 58s. BLILIZY.-13eglialt malting, -a. to -a.; grinding, 325. to 34s ; distilling ? 33s to 355. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 28s. to 335.; ditto diddling, :;2s. to 335. MALT.-English, Essex and Norfolk, 545. to 60s. ; fine, 645. to Ggs.; Kingston and town made, 495. to 60c; fine, 60s. tons.; brown. 565. to 60s. 0AT...-Eoglish feed, Zis. Gd. to 224.61; potatoe,2se. 6d. to 2Ps. 6d. ; foreign, 21s. Oil. to 2Ss. Od. Baesa.-English tick, 40s. to 435. ; harrow, 39.. to 475. ; pigeon, to 51a. ; foreign. 36e. to 445. -English boilers, 39a. to 445.; maple, 425. to 43a.; grey, 395. to 41R. ; foreign, 395. to 435. Funnt.-Englisb town, 545. to 575.; country, 44e. ; households, 48s. to 50a; Norfolk and Suffolk, 41.0.; French, 40s. to 465. per sack ; American, 275. to 305.; Spanish, 375. to 46a. ARRIVAIN INTO LONDON FROM KEPT. 3 TO KEPT. K. Coastwise. Wheat. liartri7 Mali Oats. Sams Peat 7/Iwsz. I qrs. qrs. 1 qrs. tn. I qrs. qrs. lids ricks. Sneak .. 716 60 46131 .... 437 .. .. 1163 Foreign .: 36337 4673 i .... 48710 i 8071 WO 4531 2.. C. Bail 1 2132 174 17365 13613 I 154 44 .. 10616 Ot N. Rail 123 1 . ... ! 1.96 440 1 6 i .. .. e. 344 S. E. Bail.' . 1 ... . .... 43 i 126 113 .. 241 bipeds :--20 gm wheat, 246 rape oil, and 165 cwt. Sour. 13 beaus, tU Ithasea, 1.026 MINCING-LANE.--(THIS DAY.) The public sales declared for to-morrow coexist of—Sager : 400 Ws. of Wert India, 9,000 bags of Mauritius, 6,r00 bags of Madras. Coffee: 1,300 bags of Native Ceylon and 450 bags of red. Bice: 3,000 bags of Madras. Saltpetre: 600 bags of Bombay. Boosa.—The market has been firm since Friday, bat the private contract markets bare been inactive. Comeg.—There has been some inquiry for plantation Ceylon, and pnoes me fully supported. A cargo of Santos has been sold afloat. Bice without alteration. Tat.—This article has been neglected. Markets generally have a quiet appeiu-anco. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The market is steady, at the following prices : Petersburg P.C. on the spot, 52a. ; Oet. to Dee.. 52e. : Dec., rdr. ed.; Jan. to Ilarcb l ni, ed. ; March °lily, 53e. 3d. PAZI7CCLIIIB OF TALLOW. Stock oe heed this day Delivery tut week Ditto Does itt Jane 10,212 MOO 1.866 1.816 24.130 171,187 18Cit. _ 1330. 61,760 %Vat 24,616 4,660 41,171 13. Od. 647. 3d. - laat week Dltto I lit Jaas 1,7e0 21776 7,iii .11.i4 Price Y.C. per cart. this day 1 I sia M. Ditto Tiara Int Friday Arrlsal for the week eudhu Sept 19 lest year, 324! cask; and delivery 1.757 casks. The arrival hat week comprised 6,426 risks from fit. Teterbloirs. Tat from °deem, 62 from Australia. 65 hoes othtr places. Total, 4.950 rub. METROPOLITAN CATTLB MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The number of beasts is still lorge, although smaller than on Monday last ; the trade is rather more active than on that day, but we cannot quote higher rates. There is • con siderable reduction in the number of sheep, consequently prices on the average are higher. There is scarcely any demand for lambs. Cairo. are selling about the same as on Thursday. From Germany and Holland there are 1,550 beasts, 7.31:0 sheep, and 140 calves ; Ireland, 550 beasts, and 15 calves' Norfolk and Suffolk, 100 beasts ; and 2.= from the Lorthern and midland countie,. Per stone of 81ba. s. d. .d. For atone of albs. a. 4. B. 0. Best Scot& Ilerel44. 4 10 ! Beat Dos& Iff.tnlatt Beet Shorthorns 4 8 0 Bed long-wools. ... a 0 a 4 Second goal beads 3 6 0 Do. do. Shorn Gases 4 0 0 Bees & mond goal. 4 4 4 rip BestDes&FD-heeds 54 Jr Limbs BeF7s — t; et market, 6,100; 204: 'VA 441 6068 sad lambs, 24,C40 ; data, BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) Messrs. Pattenden and BIM* report that the late and present cold weather is said to have bad a moat injurious effect no the hop plantations generally, added to which mould, fresh fly, lice, and honey-dow are reported to be oit the =meas. The duty fluctuates between 40,00 W. 'and 50,000 i. Market eery 6rm. COAL MARKED.—(THIS DAT.) W.ll. abd Barnwell, 19a. Gd. ; Wall End Routh Hartlernol, 18s. 3d.; Walls End Ka" 18.. 9d ; Walla Edeo Mcm, 19s. 9d. ; Walls And Riddell*, 17a. 3d. ; Walla End Shincliffa, 18s. ; Walls End Byron, 18s. ; Walla End Hatton Lyon s , 18.. ; W.dla End Hadley, 18a. ; Walls End Peruke', les. 6rL ; Tanlield Moor Butts, 13s. 3d. ; Hatea's Hnrtloy, 15a. ; Davidson's Hartled s 4a. 3d. ; Haitinge Hartley, 18s. 3d. ; Howard's , 18s. z Lambert's Hartley, 15.. 9d.--Ships at market, 1 . ORIENTAL EATHE. —lt appears that these %time are being acclimatised among us. Mr. David Urqu hart's iofhience has led to new Turkish baths being opened this week, in fiolden square. The provinces are being studded with these new luxuries of health. The metropolis, hitherto behind in this matter, is gradually rising on the leirejt'af Constantinople. 1,0 4 4 D Or TRADE, WHITEHALL, SEPT. 7.—Tho Right goo. the Loral" of the Committee of Privy Council for Trails era Plantetions have received a copy of a notice from bet Majesty's COMM st Malaga, stating that, in cense queneeolithe re-apprerance of cholon morbus at that city, foal hills of health will he isiumal to vessels leaving the port. Gazette.. • No 14r I