The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-29 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1855. SHARE LISTS-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoon. Business in the railway share market to-day is quiet, but the tote is steady. Prioes is several oases, including Greet Western, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and Midland stocks, are rather better than they closed yesterday. French lines and Great Western of Canada shares are sensibly better. ORDEN/LI% SHAW MID IrrOCIII. LINTS LIAIRD AT FIXED RENTAL& _ _ _ __ ___ _ _ _ 8861 14.1 o•ll.weie. I Clija g Ilk " eel* Ktdsp. o.dap. 7 *ei ell MANN art (laeri la 404. 11 :114:11 6LN. IN 118062 N i tolNaftaltS.Watant) 91 N 100 10/6.109 JINN= 'lN•Bl9oabilaliaL 100 102 23 all 1 00 Ille. Y. 61d a Sala et 104 1 tialareirLposs.llp.Gt 1 I thiN4l44 N. Nailbara) — 1 1 T 6 A L Ws% Mart* Sim 4 44 2.5 all 4310•04/114 Dna Pam I DoNsll4o4. 11400444 17 29 43 all I lialliedbytlYarkkElit 104 104 13 aP 1 Doh 4 Nona di l l: — 124 all Da. 4 ANN ettes) 124 all lmam tot Net leßNlkßaiNes 124 13 N all 1 Dlr ld itsarftee (4304 38 14 Ilt. 100 LouNNEONL4 nue rlamt. N. 100 WINN 6 Dot k 1011 Ida, 110/07,17 OsaNitsYstali04,7 iii all lim n Ih i= lll.lBlBB* lll4 14 24 30 a ad prim Dowdaalladol2 Dart.) Si. 100 NINNY NNW (AWL) 90 13 44 335 Pletruarkst eery Istasa. ma. 6 per Nat. Dowd SO all to 11401444 OrmLia) ltorthosiNataulpartN. OrNOINNLONNIN) 36 31 23 .11 PnoloalkWyro a. Loa O. 1 411.WaL1008114Terk) ill. 00 007041011114114.121110 p. me Mat 004441 to Nut liarthera t ISO 134 10 a Phretrabery Pod (Imell•Nz.T. Brawny 84 04 13 94 NotklNlNlNire(laand to Ur. WOlssa) U ell Woe Vanity 406 6 per 0 10 4 814 Ilt. 100 Milts 15 Dar nst Lewd i to ON. WaNna) —. SI 91 UM& MAW 1 Aim Pr1a..... 1 all 4 4 NW I As& Aolualims Odd all "NO lea. +tufo Oallbralsa. all I I fflea TUN I IlaNa(OrraDarbrari all I t/e• 10 Ism &Owl all 6 5 NAN 20 NUM Iras NON 33 teru.lasp.(44a43l.pra 18 14 3 LIMO NI Do. Coma k Calaba all 3 34 11.01 10 Do. &John Del Rey 13 26 23 Wel 1 000.1110.03.,Jam 4 4 I pat MON 40 CoOta Copper 1 ON 3 Oold SW: " tAaa'a dlas"-- .... 16 4 18 20 330 - 04 et. — per Mum( Rog all 33 86 MOO 33 tDo.trig. 74 par Coat ail 24 16 I 31,010 1 rFortaaa 1 1 I ~...., 1 OrtatNaggeV44s Ras. spa Kkeeral M 24 0 N 44 Oren Policed' ..... 15,668 8 Grt. wheal Vor Dolled all 1 di. par NNW 1 Liberty all 4 4 KM 3 41Jund ......... WM 8 fLositathaa --....- l l. 4 1 pao I 0 ld Mill 1 Odartli a l ia • I 4 NON 1 Lew sun 1 Nouveau Nos& ..... WOO 10 Progibsod Naar UN all IS 16 184 11010 8 Pit Ptdllp ..... ......- 1 4 1 MAO 1 Quests Moak 14,400 50 sliiyourap has WOO IS +Do. New .... aL 6 II INN 80 thistlago No Der 124 15,1180 1 490ut4 Anatrallaa MO lO irla 43,174 11.1.34tUalual Idukat ... 2ll 2 SI 70,060 1 IWallar 100,004 1 )184411arlposa —.... all t Tranderablo by ataaped dada 30IIIT STOOK Ilt.vel N 11.60 IN WM 14 Km 9l Km N 6,5 t:...N sow oo NAP lo kw too oksoo to woo No N.N•Ne We is We N ININ N INST 3 so woo IN NAN, 1 34108 NJ lis e uttl all NAN Si koN ... swot N BAIIIII. sill If 30 I 110 If 3 u lei 17* 194 10 die U 40 20,000 , ao,son , $3,000' 8,915 20 t,OOB SO,OOB 150,004 , -.lntel Palace of 90,0 w , A Sestets 81.8 at 9 Sag & Australis. Oop. 21,001 25 Donde telegraph So, IS General Rm. Navigating wool 20 General 8.8. Shlpplag Oa 21,411 9 Den. Iron Maur 0411er SO, 10 Iteditarreasen Bleat Tel. SO, 10 Alezlews & Bt. Antrim Wde load 0,11( 10 Nelthh7.2. WAN 11 , 1r.op.Ct.P t r . e.,la atldle. 118.87 1 seen Aaßralatle SIAN SO North or Karoo. IMMO I Wade Gee 111.800 • Peentiverlaaaiiateni RASO JO lrst. & Oriental Masao WNW SO De. New MAN IhrUssi Iran Company 1 HO Mpg 1411 Steam 1 I teetalit AvaW. tweets. 100, I Do. New 11,200 Si tooth Aodrallan Land 75, 1 eabwarloo Teller. &rip 73,000 I Do. Do. 23,800 SO lenailnanOle. 10,000 118 Via Disown% —. Australian A WWI 1 isTeri re Weerwidie 110111* aseselor M NO 11. R Dill Flit et.Jao.lll Doe pr st.Teb.BlAag WWI Moe -0.-- Mu Per Mir. ?obi; TOW 16,1114r4m. Wit maw beiroasi 2. 99.2. migera. ""1" A 18 t ag t llalino =I 11461erais ... . Li 257 [606 T 1 169 102 461 Wirs as bu r suril lbili wall 1.473 l6 48 1 670 Ilinwilim mei Illnigaiiii6" — 887 6 71 Lios '5,57 347 IMO Wais ... ihmitiou NM 411.8086 ~ .. ... „ ... L — 4.083 8. ja sny eake .. 2 ! 1 : Waterier. ssir Week milli eer is l earie r. fireur mi . =nail/risk 2 2 1 7: 1 4 %7 IT tit 1 4,214 2,7011 Oa CMG MU 79 1,411 - COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS TALLOW MARIEET.—THIEI DAY. The market is arm, with very few sellers. Tows tallow le quoted 68.. 61. nett cash ; Petersburg Y.C. ow the spot, 68.. 93.; October to Deoembir,6Bl. ed. Masan Avutiaose.—Tows tallow, 61e. ; fat by ditto, 3s. 3d. ; yellow Bassi's, 605.; melted Muff, 44e.; rough ditto, 27e. 6d. ; tallow graves, 13e. ; good dregs, 7s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARICET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Dem reports the supply large, trade with. oat eltereaos. Prime meadow hey, 106.. to 1161. ; wipe. vier. 1201. to 1261. ; inferior, 70e. to BN.: row's, 701. to 901.: clover. 100 e. to 1341.; woad eat, 90e. to 120 e.; draw, 28.. to 34e. COVENT GARDEN MARKET.-THIS DAY. Females and Now ism from open walls are abandast, and Emalials Pins Apples gentians M bo well supplied. Plums are phalli'''. Lisbon Grapes bays realised from Ns. to 12s. pot doses lbs., sod Dumb Homburgs, widish aro very good this season, fetch 16.6 d. per lb. English Grapes cautious most abundant, but a lam proportka of them although quite rips is badly coloured. Pears 'twist of Maris Lads*, Louisa Bonne, Gratioli, Boa Chritliss, sad Bead d'Asaaalis. Walnuts ors now plentiful, and Ko ine. from 104 to 24e. par bulbs]. Kent Cobs realists from 6.51. to 60s. per 100 lbs. Oranges fetch about 200. per ICO. ?onion Tomatoes an wining is pleatifully, end fetch from 12s. 6d. to 15s. per box holding about Ilse sieves. Potatoes are plentiful, at from Ms. to We per ton. Lot- tams realise from 64. to 9d. per soon. Cat flowers con- sist of Poston Flowers, Heliotropes, lisphorbies, Verbenas, Japan Lilies, Cycloramas, Chinos Primroses, Heaths, and Homo. TRUIT. Pim Applu to ta., so to es rank is to 2. ed Omsk re Ii 6d Is Pears, Jargoasll,perdos.,9dtob Mae, pie I. ri toes per halt 69666. 21 to 51 1 likeelea. de, is 6d to le Apricots, Dec dos.. tree to Oa —re am, 7. to 148 I IV, per dos., hid 66 26 04 1 1 1 •Pre. 966 peaset, la to la Mum per 4166 ha, 66 to 96 rime, Po dm. is to Is traulllowers, for dos., 4s to Os Pro.* Dm^ pot half des, Isidtras Maws, psi too, 40s to Lis pivotsbos', is . 14 to to pie Ps to 4s Wrote, to 4d to ed Toro*, do., * 14s 4d Ossomisso, ask, Sd to 641 partiot, Is to Is Spins% 'Or ls to Ps Pak pr as s Is to rr =Wm. Is to Is 4d pot dos.. Is to Os CpsisoNS, tor 10 ~ Is to Is 011L26. /adoos. p. 13 boodles, 3.641 to to Loam pot buick. 34 to Id Vigotolio Na-few.. par demo, I 44 to is fd t Beam per 11.41 Wild Gut% par 111.. oid Lamm. alb..p. num fd to 18 Ow poroomo. totals P4l Moe lit" .. Is to 4ir pm, PI OW . Nom WM p M NOMISPINIMEI m LMIL,46I ft I.lld him poi bob. II So Pa iinmaast bomb. Id told SM. per WM, fl to ed MK inn. do.. aft• id CZYSTAL PALACL BWILLINO DAT, 1312. T. U. —Adulbsises os saysitat, 6,062; ado by muse tisk" 644.—Teld, 8,696. Conespoadiag WIN% year, 6,976. FATAL ACCIDENT ON TEE EAST LANCA SHIRE RAILWA Y. Oa Thieroday night an naident, fatal in its conge &airalment' near the Senweerent station, on the eeseakire Railway. The above hoe has hes pro verbial to its having been remarkably fen from fatal aca. hats, es is wildest from the hat that Thursday was the shah mainnary of the Gneiss of the line, end daring the side M W nine years only one passenger has bees fatally It appears that a goods train, oonasting of 28 fai le7== r f den with a the Rest c n e, havin re g pro ceed ed wes e i t o d u ow h n t te • NMI ent the viaduct ear to tbe south end of :tw Brooksheeloth Yeeeel, fee the wpm, of shunting two of the lambi, part of the train, at the side tails whisk lb* works of Jobe Rotdeson Ray, Esq., of Base-lan Bean Two break vane, oat I. front and the other is the rear, were assented with the train, to nth et whist a guard had been appealed. One of the guards n eeded to the shunting of the waggon, and the other riv maind ea the line with the prinespol portion of the train. Having sheeted the waggon, the .persoss M thugs pro ceeded to reAttach the portion of the train, sad, while ea g aol gtae eel lon coupling, a passengertrete which leaves at 11.55, and is due at Eery, for Manchester, at We, suddenly emerged from the mouth of the teasel, whither only 124 yards dean from the steadies train. The Wale we. thealated with Newell's patent which we. instantly brought into operation, bet in of the speed at white the Win was travelling I=a ll re s eay prawn would be et about its usual raw), nod the sheet distance lam whisk danger Gould be ,it was intweeible to prevent a collision Not g the perilous peaks of the fogies driver and ellthee, they restaged at their peek and marvellously eeesped shine% uninjured. The Bogies drove with tearful Inelaele *salad the goods train, smalls, the guard'. van sillielleef Ike weans' to ahlveer,and two ether waggon were AMP blued. The rails for s distaste of several yards mete tern up, the body of the guard's van we. honked off the wheels sad upset, and the broken pieces seateseed about in all dirostions. One of the guards, named Beneal Sleet, who vies beemely employed as shunter at the /key oliebee, on the Lemeashire sad Yorkshire Railway, end wise ha l hem employed as guard by the Rut Lseemblies Railway Company only those days, happened to be adds the an at the time of the collision, and was killed on the eget. Hie body was felted shortly after*, accident eager the engine. He was a married man, bet bad no children It wee sup- Wtsied about forty were more or lees tainted by the catastrophe, bat sem aT the injuries are likely to have a fatal termination. The g am who appeared to be seriously iajured seas R. Reg., memellioneer, Bieck house, tinatleworth, nearßemsbettemone elate magistreese of the entaty,who occupied a fint. el ass carriage. Be received a violent blow on the calf of the left leg, and was also struck on the upper lip by the hat of a gentleman seated opposite, and was otherwise inured about the heed. Mr. Purring, well known in musical circles in Manchester, naiad • severe blow on the nose, but was not otherwise seriously hart Mr. George Booth, builder, Elton, a very stout per son, received injuries on the face and tuna. The shock was so sudden and onexpeeted that he Gould mallet nothing that took place at the time, @Rapt that he had an impression that the arch of the tunnel was follies upon the teas. Mrs. Shadworth, of Bdeufield, was slightly shaken. Mr. Daniel Soon, of Oldham, alio was somewhat shakes. Mr. Obattwood, architect, Bury, was not mach injured. Mr. Deck, insaranos agent, Baty, was severely Wand on the lege, not being able to stand after the accident took place. Mr. Oee, of Bradford-terrace, near Bury, we. elm tittered. In the carriage occupied by Mr. Deck and Mr. Gee, a lady had some of her tee th knocked out. Mr. Elba, opal proprietor, Ringley, had bb fan cut and wasetherwies limbed. Robert Fonytb, guard of the passenger train, had hie fan cut, probably by the breaking of the win dow is the van. Shortly after the accident, a telegraphic message was despatched, giving Miasmata relative to the disaster, and Mr. Eborall, general manager, Dr. Harrison,sad other gentlemen, speedily arrived on t he spot by special eagles. From Inquiries made last evening of Dr. Ban risen, aßer visiting various of the patients, we learn they are doing a. well as w be impacted, several being confined to their beds, with every probability, however, of speedily recovering. We understand that all the compan' servants who are impeded of having in any way contri buted to the muse of the snidest have ban suspended until the secessery in quiriso have ban made. Probably the most material point of the investigation will be with respect to the signal. A young man, son of Mr. Mawdsloy, nation =after at Basmerssat, whom duty it was to attend to the signal, declares that the signal at the end of the tassel was on, but the engine driver connected with the pa urger train isequally °mildest that the signal was not on. the signal had been ae, which consists of a red disc which le very perceptible, it would have been the duty of the en driver tolls,. proceeded slowly through the tunes], • of 250 yards, and the stager would thus have been melded. The signal was Ided by the instructions of Mr. Vann, and was found to be is tinkles coodition. The essidest occurred at • nomeer before one o'clock in the and by half-pest Mier o'cleth the line was per tee▪ tkeleiro es that the Weiss seeM pees es usual. Intelli ggddeesee~ the as saddest wes seas elsoulated throughout is usual usher web circumstance, the abets of odastleghe **teem much ted. It WY reported in Baty GM the ikbees that mare' ClPLawere killed • peal umber waseispd ; whereas sti h is, that with the oweepelee se the guard, who was ollbetemetely killed, Ibsen do:set appear to have been any bone leekeo,—Messaleehr 14ankter. ATTEMPTED SUICIDE FROM A WlNDOW.—Yes terday morning, a woman residing at No. 9, Broad court, Bow -street, attempted self-destruction by throwing herself from the second flier window of the house on the pathmeat below—a fall of shout thirty feet. Some of the neighbours who saw her limp were perfectly horrified, sup posing that instant death most be the coasequeee. Oa approaching her, however, CI she lay on the pavement, they found her alive, and apparently not seriously injured. She was removed to King's College Hospital, sad whew she was iniamthed by the resident surgeon, it appossod that not a boa* was broken, and that the endwise@ Mae very slight. Such an almost miraculous map is sale* attributable to the sir having inflated her pandas% Mt that they formed a kind of parachute during the illemmal She remains in the hospital under medical treatises an/ complains very much of her back, from which it is Ihl that the spine has sustained some injury. A MAN KILLED IN PARK-LANE, PICCADILLY.—. This mash' a rasa of the name of Charles Thule, aged 60, was actin on the top of some coals, which were It a waggon, when he accidentally slipped off. He was phial up in a state of insensibility and conveyed to Bt. ~11 Hospital, where death soon terminated his stiffeners. HORRIBLE CASE OP HIDEOPHOBIA AT Lux. BILO.—Ra instant, of this very terrible, di•treenwSi aid mysterious malady has recently occurred in this neighbour hood. A middlsaged woman, the wife of • labourer, vies bitten by a eat some time is May last No doubt it seems masted at the time that the salsa was rabid, and the wail popular preventive, or perhaps therm, a kind of soft stoat, (llitAfean), was taken by the woman, and persevered is be three months—the time stated to be necessary end nliduet to neutralise the virus. However, on Monday eV unpleasant symptoms commenced, loss of appetite. near, Re. On Wednesday the dreadful sense of sollbeallast was felt. Oa Friday medical aid was obtained. Ihe &gaffe Aside, or rather of swallowing. was by that time weimpkbee the mere offal to seise anything with the hoed, for the pose of *Wag or dnnking it, brought on most dWeem spasms ; eves the touch of a damp cloth or garment bean the MIN tirdlet. As yet the mind was calm, bat is the soma of the night the bead bec ame muc h 'Meted, and during the following da and night, excepting for s h or t intervals, she got very vio lent; at one time abasing them around her, charging them with the bluetit's of destroying her—et soother, most pitifully, sad with usaistakeable stheerity, imploring that she might not be killed until she should see her absent children She knew, bet scarcely named the cause of her suffering. The belief amongst the poor being, that the law not only allowed, hut commands that perms.. affected aboald be destroyed by poieoe, suffocation, or bleeding, ski begged only for a respite. Tee scene was heart-rend*/ in the extreme. She f oame d, an d t h e , viscid saliva in her mouth and about her l ips made her furious. Whilst it hang thus she was in dreadful . y yesterday, that her Majesty's ship Castor had sailed If she touched it with her bud or arm in her sposmode troth DethriPerti with a Cape of Good Hope mail, on the attempts to get rid of it, she was violently °meshed. In 25th inst.; sad that her Majesty's ship Sires had sailed the short intervals between these pangs, she was calm, but from the same port on the same day, with mails for Hie de looked unearthly, and apr ke like a Sybil of things to come. Her sufferings were prolonged until two p.m. sa Sunday. "- ei Stow seined bee some time that notwiag, sad Is that mete ATTACHING A LUMP OF GOLD.—A monster nog she died. get, exhibiting at New York, aad valued et 10,000 L, was EXTRAORDINARY CASK OP SOMNAMBULISM.—A lately attached by a painter for 41., being the amount of his few mornings ago (says the Dwrhana Chronicle) about five demand for painting a sign -board representing the nugget, o'clock, one of our policemen on duty discovered a man and placed "F" the exhibition room. Mttug on the stain of • house «espied by • person named RAILWAY CALLS DUE IN OCTOBEIL—Thu railway Carnes, in Creagan. he was almost in • state of tidily, calls faUirg due in October, se far as they can yet be seen having nothing on bats shirt and waistcoat, end blood was tained, meant to 601,2661. The total calls for the ten flowi n g from a wound to his bead. On being iuteuogated, months either present year are thus raised to 11,726,6221 the man stated that be had been &sepia, at a public use against 12 . 072 . 0664 in the cartwlninding period of that year, is Silver-street, which he dreamt was on Sn ; that he had and 9,083,8011. Ia 1853. mime out of the window to save himself from the dunes, CONTRABAND OP Wam—u A Sunderland Mao," sad that he had left his watch and trousers under the writing to a load paper, says At the present time thus pillow of a bed Is the same how,. From the seeditioa he are many thousand tons of pig inn lying on the quays of was I. the dicer took him to the Infirmary, sad afterwards the Sunderland Dock this frog Is being (sad has been west to this Fleece lan, in Silver-street, sad typed up the diving*, year) ship p ed to Stettin. The espial.. of the landlord to beguile how ler his story was estreet. Oa pro Prude* vends say. We carry it to Prank, it then wording to • room at the top of the Imeresa is whisk the walks nate " kadha rd_,.. l4 them was • wee named IDA , duping, WAY THE Yoizsaiu UNION HUNT CLUL--TINIIMIIOIII were meow sandaled to find the winds wrap' t e tawllllloolll Sr the members of this dub takes . gage ea Wed. unsionspied, sad the watch sad Brown e Past the pilaw, o ppki ma mends, neat. The greed Oen Stew bl the as the ease essrand , doh wide is mow probably unrivalled bywapthing the lama Rupgis.—Betwoon lislyboad and Dina Modes tap will talue_plam Wodbmiej owsa• is the recto espy teams by napes as Asir way to and ion iag Oa Udies Mad Isms "sums dl ar d Euglead. Upwards et 5,000 ban areseed hem thins/1M Laansmin. whoa Os mead mem ars mooted to d harvest, and hose numbers arrive at Holyhead revaryjewea eamiloat bs t ft oa that main there will be the usual fag by the train, and *sit the deputsre of the as heat , abseri wader the immehate puree's' of the club. ism while they are peeked almost like cattle. TM Tack Brants' has been selected as the charity geMa latifieg with their *misers, the meet whisk is to Math hem the surplus ressipte derived trim babe ousged 72. par day—!tut s Wahl Otrashis, this ball. Lawrie. 11 i Atirk a: l"mi: 1 Oka Wet% V feilei I Da ll i e= o ge z c Oms.l De. de. De Set— BRIM owl Seller ....—.. 01Derei5........—...... Wi OA awl aria . . . DWyI W sitain,.;L DirmLAl6.olol abenLJ. testwp ...... as — , '''''' Won Vale% A.... - - art Lumidre . sad = ... illeiorrO sad O r UMW MI6 O A a. Meek - 11. Soak CIL Ilesthasi West. an ) West Wears Ds lioarVolko Osaitk. losombor sod Corti& . Do. !flip Do. 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YotlikErio 7 p. ontt. Do do. Do. do. led Mort. Do. do. Nolan Toad ado sod Pea.7p.o.thooso Otto and Illeoloipp4 lit Do. do. 2ad PooriL dp.B4.Cestnl P Do. do. MAW. rid Nowitow I p. DO. lel Map" ft 1110 . 6 Asada . _ ;t,.....,..m... - Axj :Unto 1 Labs sad Musty yabgleplimilireCorp. !Teases Joint li i Mai.ow. ai England... Da. War ..... Iltailiral et Wird SW OM& Wake --- Orissa. Ileaktimpritics ifoT - tadirstifiGd. — 11.41m1.6.1110.1 ”.00. Wm et Matrons iuswa 11l a an 1 1114 - 111 i lii MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'Ca.ocx. The English fonds have shown more steadiness to day, but the present quotations are not better than the Anal range of yesterday. Consols for the 12th October, after improving to 881 to 3, are now quoted 883 to 3. For money the present quotation is 883 to 3. Exchequer Bonds mark 983 to 99 ; Exchequer Bills, 3s. die. to ls. prem. ; and India Bonds, 03s. prem. In the foreign stock market the chief feature is a farther recovery in Turkish Six per Cents., which have touched 87, and are now quoted 863 to 3. The Four per Cent. Scrip stands at 13 to 13 dia. Peruvian FounandArlialf per Cents. have been dealt is at 763 to 763 ex div. ; Equador Bonds at 5; Sardinian, at 843 ; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 383 ; Ditto Deferred at 193 ; the Passive Bond. at 43, and Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. at 94 (exch. 23f.) The corn market yesterday was steady at last Mon day's prices. The supply of borne grown oorn is still small, but will perhaps increase now that the harvest work is nearly completed. Barley was in quired for on continental account. The arrivals of foreign grain into London this week have not been large, comprising 6,480 qrs. of wheat, 18,720 qrs. of oats, no barley, and 1,310 sacks and 1,600 barrels of flour.' Since Friday week 10 floating cargoes of wheat and 13 of maize have arrived off the coast at ports of cell. Floating e,argoes continue in demand, but the business in them is still comparatively small, owing' to the scarcity of offers. The foreign exchanges yesterday were generally higher, the chief exception being a. regards Austrian paper, which was quoted lower, in response to the prices reported from Vienna, where the money market seems rather more confident. The current rates are ed, s iz. :—On Paris, at short, 25.30 to 40; ditto, 3 months, 25.60 to 85; Amsterdam, short, 11.173 to 183; ditto, 3 months, 11.193 to 128.; Hamburg, 13.81 to 91; Frankfort, 1193 to I; Vienna, 11.22 to 28 ; and Trieste, 11.26 to 30. The amount of gold brought in by the Washington Irving, from Sydney, the arrival of which has already beenreported, is 2,470 oz. and 11,800 sovereigns, the total value being about 21,6001. The Tagus has taken out 51,2601. in specie to the Peninsuls. The bar silver brought in by the last West ludic steamer was sold yesterday for shipment to India at 51. lid per ounce standard. From the tenor of the telegraphic summary of the intelligence brought by the overland =allot is inferred that the demand is likely to continue. St. Petersburg advioes to the 20th inst. report the exchange on London rather lower, at 353 to 36 1-16 d. A few transactions are mentioned in tallow. The total quantity of tallow despatched this season from St. Petersburg and the interior is stated at from 36,000 to 40,000 casks, and it is estimated that about 40,000 casks more remained to be disposed of. The total quantity of Russian tallow available foe exportation this season would thus appear to be only about 80,000 cub. The average exportation of tallow from Cronatadt for the 30 years ending with 1853 was 127,310 casks per annum, and for the Ave years preceding the declaration of war it was 110,000 casks. As the present season's diminution is in facie of the high prices which have ruled for this article in the London market sisce 1853, these figures are in terpreted as affording a striking proof of the injury which the war is inflicting upon the productive in- dustry of Russia. The Emigration Commissiosere will receive tenders on the 4th of October for the hire of a ship to proceed to Adelaide, and to be ready for paasengers between the 3rd and 10th of December. The East India Company will receive tenders on the 3rd of October for the conveyance, from England, of troops end stores to Madras, and stores to Bombay. The receipts of the Antwerp and Rotterdam Rail way for the week ending Sunday last were 8981. A fourth call of 51. per share is to be paid on the shares of the Asylum Life Assurance Company by the Ist Nov. The shares of the Canada Land Company, the recent remarkable rise in which attracted considerable atten tion, have experienced a still more rapid reaction. The fall yesterday was about 201. per share. The Van Diemen's Land Company's stock was also flatter. Bank of London, City Bank, and Union Bank of Australia stocks declined severally 11. per share. St. Katherine Dock stock was dealt in at 841 to 851; General Screw Steam, at 141 to 141; Peninsular and Oriental, at 65 ; and Royal Mail Steam, at 75. The price of sugar continues to show an upward tendency. The following weekly summary of the produce market is from Messrs. W. J. and U. Thomp son: There hes been less animation in the colonial markets, but prices hays been fully supported. The sales of sager have gone a with spirit, at full rates to 6d per owt. ad vice*. A fair demand tests for coffee, and the pared. offered have met with purchasers at fall quetaticas, the low and middling kinds being most in request. Bales of ries have been made at rather higher rates. Saltpetre remits li quiet. In Tea a good business has been dons at fall rates ; common Coogou is quoted at 9d. ;.er lb. The return of the Bank of England for the weak ending Saturday, Sept 22, when compared with the previous return, shows the following results : Cireuletion brae Circulation active 19,408,435 D. crease 305,035 Public deposits 8,389.892 lucre... 661,361 Other deposits Government securities in banking department Otherescurinee in banking department Min and bullies is both departments Seven day and ether bills 1,000,541 Increase 10,401 The Rest . . me Reserve (Mc, notes and coin in banking department) The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view : Public deposits increase.. L 651,361 Other deposits therms 120,116 Notes and bills in circulation decrease Rest increase.. 12,603 On the other aide of the amount : Goverment securities ewer, .. 301,301 Other securities increase .. Coin and babe demean .. 429,848 1,120,494 Total The changes here exhibited are highly important. The most striking is the enormous increase of 1,120,4941. in the private securities. With so active a demand for money, it is somewhat surprising that the Bank did not decide upon raising rate of dil -1 mount to 6 per cent. last week. The decrease in the bullion is km considerable than of late, but the drain from week to week is still important. The decrease in the government securities confirms the general belief that the Bank has been a free seller of stock of late. BAN[ 07 ZSOLAND.—An Account, pennant to the net 7th and Inn Yte.. e.St, to the week nall!4 on Saturday des. ix 16.56. Not., Weed ...... ... • &SMUT. (knernment Debt .... 111,015,104 Other Securities %9H.90 Gold Coln and Bullion 12.1105,250 Oliver Bullion ........ =Mr: Ceiltal . . ........../WO Der . ita eel AIL Aosta) 8.319,8 r. Mir , 11,Ltid877 Bersodse ambits:lllk 1,000,54,1 Z24.695,2i0 trAll9l/01% I Oorerumeat Securities iinelud. Dead Vldght Mainly) -1:12,498,057 Other Securities Notes . . 7.280061 ' Gold and Silver Coin 623,267 ‘38.857.617 Sept. tr. laa The CITY llLNlC.—trede t d. To Pskl-up Csplt WM 0 v To Amount due to Customers and °then ....... ..... 168,901 16 6 Za2,201 1 6 I Temporary More, 2. Royal Ez KRILICAN RAILWAYS. 1173 1171 70 73 e fa es Laadl . 1660 77 79 IS dole ;ski: 4 3 Ca I' OWL IWO (111017Fauell lOU Ire *sexurtibls 1401 94 911 5t.1190.099. 1913 1971 119 rt. .„ 1913 04 SI Ins 79 II lON bond ena.1612 lOU z to Wu. 99019 tad Ds— Yda,lst U 91 Ul da. 919. - 91 00 east Slat 1999- - • eat... Iwo 'M. MARSHALL, 111 20 20 1 LINMks on Burnt A 111166. By Exchequer 808 and Indio Bonds.. 66,565 10 6 By 111115 digs unted, Loam. Y.spennes, Pni s= In band .......... 300,344 6 0 2466.901 16 6 A. .1. WHITE. macaw. ,ngeboildings. Sept. 27. FRIDAT EVINI7IO. The English funds to-day showed renewed flatness, and at the close did tot maintain the rally of yester day afternoon by about I per rent. The chief de pressing influence appears at present to rest with the fact that, despite the general improvement in the Coatinantal euchring's, the efflux of gold from the Bank matinees. The gold brought is by the Frances linty wen in hand today, and was all taken foe ex- , .. . , . . _ _ ......_ . .___. ... . . . SG SI *1 4 7 71 18 13 dig 14 II .. - it - I db. Si Si +lei iiii as If IS i 4 416. /4 7 Is is 94 9! 99 ?I 49 el id 14 TS 74,, b oil 67 11l 114 99 101 *0 50 61 69 72 id 6 7 pa x 6 7 us id 76 70 - h ri fn 0 1 Cs 1 01 dim 14 O dY 110 6 d e 3 7 d"s II n n& 7 8 61 LI dla i 88 38 12 11 II Si N 411 Ili 34 0 4 0 S 4 74 ft 44 4 ft IS IS 4 0 4 0 94 911 7i / die ;1 34 i 105 107 ad 1/ 711 ad 41 43 14 13 13 'Si& Fs 5 $ die I dlie par SS U 19 SO 9 4 19 21 9 I 4 2 die 2 3 Poo i PS MARI& 111 116 ad 1011 111 U 91 93 901 9$ ztl IN 108 id $ 4 $ I I ts. I i . I2i 13 57 59 112 114 107 109 99 501 11 I Pa fri 19 4 4 II 95 100 93 97 110 115 $5 $7 91 PI 18 144 13 104 TO 7.1. ii 4 lid ++t44 l lit - -p 121 is 125 lif 96_ 96._ 4& th Ids IN N 0 91 $ 34 - I !CI 101 103 Uie 344 4 4, S2C h ad 101 100 11 10 :1 Ips is is ' it Qs. wan. Si — 2 4 2 dis i I Pa 11 Iv Ps r 114 11 ;a I - 1 dii 16 17 62 64 41 93 a ;+ o. 241 14 11 3 N 101 114 114 116 119 107 106 221 231 d 112 114 6 6 pa - - 19i 20 7 II I ii in lo $4l $4 14 1 lti 4 1 43j 44 44 46 THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. Til W. DL COONTINAT AND TINA ALLIOND ASSADLT W. have received a letter from the Rio. Dr. Courting, is ramose to our Clerkenwell P 'lies report of Thursday last, respopetist an 'vault alleged to have bees iomssitted eft Nary Jackson. Dr. Courtesy states that the intrum hist of Clerkeswell, the Rsv.W. B. L. Faulkner, . 4 was sot is any way implicated is t h e transaction is question," sot being is London, mid sot bevies officiated for pan. SOUTHWARK. FATAL •CCIDIIIIT TO ♦ CRILD. AM Parks, a airman in the employ of Mum. Barton, plumbers, Bathosll-green-road, was breaight ►afore Mr. A*Beekett, charged with analog tha death of a child an known. Josiah Welsh, polka constable 499 A, said he was as duty la the Bos'hwark•bridg..read, about 3 o'slock yesterday enemas, when he was called hit) Gravel lane, where he feud a *laid Ilia( dead, and the prisoner, who had a horse and an basally lades with lead, was poiated oat to his as having driven over it and coated its death. The prisoner, who said it was quite an accident, was then takes to the Mr. A'Lckett—le there any one In court who vitamin the tweineses I Charles Hoff, a fishmonger, residing at 2, Gravel-lane, Southwark, said he was standing at Me door about three yesterday afternoon, when he saw the prisoner driving a cart towards him. The hone shied at another vehicle now lag it, sad beeline unmansgeable, and the prisoner in try ing to pull it up fell backwards in the cart. The latter meet on the pavement, when two young children were Playing, when the horse kicked one into the toed, sad the wheel pealed over the other's heel, pressing it quite fist. Witeers lifted the child up, hut it wee quits dead. Thomas Trevelyan, a cooper, residing in Park street, hid be mastered the ooeurrtrim, and he considered that it was purely accidental. Tie private, said be had been mon than tee years la his present employ, mad he could assure his worship that it was amidest, and be was extremely *eery hi It. Mr. Alleckett told him an inquest would be t eld, and therdere he should remand him until Tuesday seat: but at the suss time he would take his own remigaisasose to appear cm that day. WORSHIP-STREET. Al 17NLOCILT BOROLAIL. Thonor Theaspeees, 30, who roamed kis address sad ea sopatisa, woe abused before Mr. D'iyasoart with studio, a silk vest sad aockerthisf, vela. 13s. Id., beim the bedrooms of Mr. Philip Kasai, residing at 44, Kiagsissd•rosd. The prolocutor stated that ho kept tho Welts Mart pate lla how, sad last avulse, about 10 o'clock, Meath had musks to raft their bedroom, ea the first door, sad hand a strange hay is the door. whisk:prevented it °pais( ; she galled to Nms, sad a kis peeseeding there clamoured it to be s Asleep key, whisk had Wow am deed is tho look as to reader it amatory to tains off the latter before herald be utriested. Witness forted the doer, bat saw ao masks of istradars, and comesquatly peemaided to ea upper room osoapiod by his brother; lb. door of Ws was Si", and ea searshiag, the prima was head seacesled ardor the bed. To the quotas of what be suited there, primer, kkesping, replied, "To go to bed ; " bat whoa draped o ut, he showed light. Wham, however, was iodised to a tral of streac i th with bin, spas disooverise whish primmer asses; soled kiss down stain, sad a polio►oasstbis being seat for, Ito was givea into castcdy. Alderman (the isokr)—ils is soil knows, year warship, sea thief ; hie bees of this o Ant befits ; sad, if remsaadad, s 15,.., coavictims will be proud against ►iss. Mr. D'Elaesart—Tua let hiss ho renuaded for the emu patios of the depositioas. Prisnaor—loderd, that's unlucky. TIIAMEB. ♦ DUIP111•71 PILLOW . David Power, on athletic issues, 27 years of ego, ha. leogiug to the ship Early Bird, was brought before Mr. Embry, *barged with befog drank, disorderly, end riot ous, sad with insulting Mr. Henry Overall, a pastry cook, of 171, Bt. Norge. street, alias Retalit highway, sad also with assauhlog Frederick Marshall and John Oreathesd, polite constables 20 sad 31 H. It appeared that the prissier sought shelter In Mr. Overall's house, while it was raising lest night, and when the rain ceased the shopkeeper asked him to depart, which he refused to do, and struck the prosecutor a tremendous blow on the nom, which bled profusely. The two caws- Wes wore called in to secure the prisoner, and he attacked them end kicked them about the legs. Mr. Yardley aced the prisoner 400., sod in default of payment committed him for twesty-o** days. £CTION OF LORD MAYOR-(IHIS DAY.) Thi• morning being Miehashnas-day, according to annual custom, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, with the principal membon of the mart of aldermen, the sheriffs, and other civic funeti , attended divine sorties in the church of Bt. Laurence, Jewry, when • sermon war preached by the Rev. Edward Graham Moen, chaplain to the Lord Mayor, taking for his test the let Corinthians, 10th chapter, 31st ♦eras—" Whatsoever ye do, do also to the glory of God." After the conclusion of the service, the Lord Mayor sod Aldermen rsturatd to the Oaild. hall at one o'clock, and soon after appeared on the hut. iags, when a Common Hall of the Livery was held, for the purpose of electing an Alderman to 8U the office of Lud Mayor for the year casting, and other corporate officer.. The novelty of the election of a Lord Mayor who is a member of the Jewish persuasion, mewl a larg. r attandanoe than ordinary, • very largs proportion of which were also of the same creed. Aldermanlomons, on appearing on the hustings, was marred with load cheers. The usual proclamation baying been mad., . _ . The Town-Cinan, in the amuses of t►s Recorder and COlllOlOll Bergaant, said he was commanded by the Lord Mayor to 16111101UNO to the Limy that they were assemb:ed for the purpose of exercising their important privilege of electing two gentlemen who fill the offloe of Alderman, and ►are 'mood the *Mee of sheriff, so being eligible to fill the ►igh and important office of Lord Mayor. The Court of Aldermen would then select one of the two to serve the office. The Towff CLaILL read over the alum of the Aldermen who have sot passed the chair, when, oa a show of hands being taken, Mr. Sheriff KIJINIIDY declared that the election had fallen on David Salmons, Seq., Alderman, and Thomas Glinted nub, Zig , Alderman. (Load Cheers ) The Sheriffs then retired to make the report of the return to the (Wart et Aldermen. Os the return of the Lord Mayor mid Aldermen, it was announeed that Alderman %lemma bad bee. duly elected Lord Mayor for the lOU esening. (Loud chum) The Iced Meyer having invested Aldermen Salomon' with the ghat. of (floe, be returned thanks to the Livery is a short bat earnest speech. The Chamberlain and ether corporate °Mean were then sleeted ; and a vote of thanks passed to the late Sheriffs, which having been duly acknowledged, A vote of thanks wu peeved to the Lord Mayor, and the Mall dissolved. lit. 1 R. et. I it. 1 U i 111. 10 U .10_ Is .: 20 II b 4 MI II II la a lo VI a so 11 Boles to-bay. °di it wad 541 $ 41 11 IN 4 II NI 241 $ U li 2 81 1 q si 0 4 1 ul • so IN i IS 01 14 lei 1 0 04 000 ell 8 i 4 I i li 4 107 23e II zd par fps IS it 40 it it it li W an 10 Si N 41 44 IS • 11 29 30 59 6t ISO 111 111 Ili 2 1 11 a; it II 11 6 se 1 16 die I i !I vr i 1•1 i 1 70 146 63 lilt 3i slit portation. The supply ex the Northumberland, although not yet to hand, has also been sold for the Continent. The aggregate amount brought by these two vessels, it will be remembered, is little short of 800,0001. In addition to the reported porebues of gold for the Bank of France, it is stated that • con siderable quantity is in course of tranentission to Vienna, and public interest is at present greatly excited by this sustained and remarkable tam. The demand for money continues active, bat there is at the same time a good supply at the higher rate. now allowed ' , on call." The rates "out of doors" 'continue fully equal to those charged by the Back of England. On the whole, however, the market ap peared rather more settled to-day. At Paris to day the Three per Cent. Rentes closed at a rally of about 1 per cent., but the Four-and-a- Half per Cents. were again rather lower. Consols were first marked 881 for the 12th Oct., receded upon sales to 881 to 1, and were last quoted 88# to 1, and k per cent. less for money. There is still some disposition to press sales. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 881, 1,1, ; ditto, for account, 12th October, 881, 1,1, #. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 99, 981; ditto, in 1859, 99, 981. Exchequer Bills were slightly firmer, ruling at 4s. discount to par, and closing at 3a. dia. to Is. press. Exchequer Bonds were last quoted 981 to 991. The foreign stock market was quieter. Turkish Six per Cents. were sensibly better, and closed at the best point of the day ; but the market for this stock is still rather unsettled, owing to the speculative che , rater of the transactions. Bargains are recorded from 843 up to 851, and the quotation at 4 o'clock was 85k to 1, being 1 per cent. above that of yester , day. After the recognised hours, a further recovery was quoted. The scrip of the new Four per Cent. Guaranteed Loan also showed more steadiness, r and closed at 1# to 1 discount. French Loan t scrip was lest quoted / to 11 premium, being still fiat. Other stocks were generally steady. LONDON COURSE OF EXCHANOB.—Sam 28. MIL sad M. Money. Time. Prices m aogottated this dap. Amsterdam ....pm A a Months U. 19iatv. ... 12a. Gatv. Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp Brussels ........ ~ „ „ 1314. 5 , 0. ... 2511. 5351 v. Elssibergaad Altana ,", ~ lien. PlealaL 100.0. 0.416, 64. Muster, pre ruble ... Paris .... .........„ par C alit 25tr. 30.. ... liife. Ni. Ditto ... ....... ,, 3 Months 25fr. 560. ... 25fr. Na. Ilansiltes Pmekfort.c.s.the•lisine per £6O 1196 kr. ... 11916. tr. MIMS (efeative) per A „ 111. 246 r. .. 116. 26kr. = per don „ ar „ 60 pence ... 49i penes Oki „ „ 60i pesos ... 50 peels INkas. . n 50 pent. ... 49 pence flareidosa „„ 50 penes .. 49 poet Malaga .„ 'mirth...—. .......... „ , 60 penes ... 49 pews Gibraltar LeMitor s „ 251 r. 60e. .. ISler. 03s. Maple; per bitt .. 44 pears ... 44 penes Palen.o per owes " 132 pm* .. 132 peer. NININWS Li5b05.........pra milrel . 9 . 0 days ate 53 pees .. 53 penes Oport 1 ..... Nee y o ;i7„.. an days .I,bt 46 NOM .. 41j pies. Rio Janeiro ..... 6O days sight 26i pease ... 26 perm MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The gold mining shares remain neglected. The Mariquita Company's shares mark to-day 10s. Pontgibaud shares have been dealt in at 1%. Other Foreign and Colonial mining stocks continue dull. _ _ _ Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales : Coadurrow, 1621, 1621 ; Carayorth, at 1; Printer, 71; Header, 41, 61; I,s:ly Berths, 11, U. 18.. 6d.; North Bas set, 291, 30 North Robert, 391; Tamar Console, 21, Tincroft, 31; Treweths, 21, , Vale of Towy, 19. West Basset, 31; West Salon, 470, - , 476; West t3ortridge. Te.; Wheal Mary Ana, 371; Wheel Tralaway, 22 ; Maid Kitty (Lariat), 371. We also hear of the following transactions in the Stock Exchange, viz.: Bondage Console, 7, 61, 7; Lady Birth; 11, 1 1316; rend-411. m, 21. BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. The monthly Board of Trade returns were issued this morning. The returns for the month terminate on the 31st of August, while those for the eight months in part extend from January 6 to Aug. 31. Subjoined is the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce for the two periods men tioned, including only the " enumeratod " articles: , - For the month. For the 8 months in put. 1955 £7,695,019 £53,049,848 1854 7,847,966 69,668,150 1853 8,297,066 68,159,729 _ ........ Including the ' 1 unenumerated articles, the month's exports for 1855 are raised to 8,891,4731., against 8,783,7141. in the month ending Sept. 5 last year, and those of the eight months in part to 60,151,1781., against 67,398,3591. in the eight months ending Sept. 5 last year. Nom—The sight months ended Aug. 31, 1865, teing five working days shorter than the eorrespondieg period is the previoua years; 1,425,0001. might be 'added to %La total of the enumerated articles, mid 1,84,6661. to the total of all articles, for the probable: exports of the five days not included iu 1856. These additions would make the reaper tire totals 54,474,8481. and 61,800,7431., instead of 53,049,8481. and 60,164,178 1 ., which appear in this account. THE REMOVAL of SMITHFIELD MARKET.—Tho interests of the licensed victuallers and other tradesmen is Smithfield and its vicinity being seriously affected, not orgy by the falling cif of business, but also by an increase in the amount of rates consequent on the removal of the settle market, the inhabitants have sailed upon the churehwardess of St. Sepulchre's parish to convene a meeting for the pur pose of considering the ,best mode of obtaining redress; notice his been given that such meeting will be held on Tuesday evening next in the vestry-room. ANOTHER POLE FOR THE " TIMEB."—A Pole, named lionitowski, 62 years of age, meanly dressed aedvery dirty, was yesterday tried by the Tribunal of Correctional Police for robbery. It was proved that he was detected is the act of stealing • piece of soap from • shop door, and that when his lodgings were searched • vast quantity of articles, all apparently stolen, tiers found there. Amongst other things, he had 12 combs, 6 hair. brushes, 12 clothes brushes, 5 blacking. brushes, 8 hat brushes, 42 tooth brushes, 18 pots of bleokinx, 14 walking-sticks, and several opera-glaues. The man pretended that be bad required all those things for his personal use. " What I" cris d the President, " You used at once 42 tooth-brushes, for ex ample." " Yes, Sir." " And yet you have no teeth." The Tribunal sentenced the scented to a year's imprison- Mein HOWDEN GREAT HORSE Suow.—This show halt just closed, and a better show of horses w exhibited at this plsce. The attendance of both buyers and sellers was immense. Hunters sold from 1801. to 2001. ; carriage horses from 1101. to 1601. ; and riding hones haul 751. to 1001. DECREASE OF CRIME.—We understand that there is a much smaller number of prisoners in the Devon County Gaol teen has been the case for many yearn. RAILWAY TRAFFIC —The traffio returns of rail ways in tho United Kingdom for the week ending Sept. 22 amounted to 435.3671., and for the corresponding period of last year to 388,6271., showing an increase of 46,840/. LOWESTOFT. —Amongst the visitors visiting this fashionable town this week are :—The Doke of Wellington, tbe Earl of Stradbroke, Sir S. Bignuld, M.P., Mayor of Norwich, Major Earth, Cslouel Wingfield and Mrs. C. Wingfield. FOYNDERINO OF A SHIP AT SEA—Liverpool, Sept. 2.9.—The Rapid. Bernard, from Selman to Queens town, foundered on 10th September, Gff Cape de Gan ; the crew were picked up by the George (brig), and landed at Gibraltar. THE HOWL—EAST SUSSEX.—In nearly every garden, picking is being proceeded with; but two or three weeks mere must elves before the pickers will bring their labours to a close, There is a wonderful quantity of hops: but they are light. The pickers, i n 2m any aul ring instpaances share , an exo rbitant, as much as 20d., 22d.,d15. 6d. was, lut year, the maximum. Hands are short ; and the rise is thus maintained. In some places there have been entweesfol strikes. We believe the red rust, or mould, has not done much damage ; where evident, its further progress was immediately arrested. In many latetra gveardens it can be clearly seen by the pedeenian endller; but quantity will makeup for quality. Sussex hops may be quoted at 84s. ; Kent, 90s. Slate pockets of the former have beeneold at 80s. sod 82..; but there is a disposition to hold back, many grower', thanks to the lett year's crop and the harvest, not being in straitened circumstances to compel sales. The opinion, so far as But Sues,: is eon earned, is that the duty is not overeat at 310,000/ that better prices than those above recorded will follow.— Erightoes Gazette. I