The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-25 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT. at Tall MAWR& 07 MIST ZAMMOJID —IIIIIOULai CAUL This cam was appeiated to be ►card this morning, on an spplteatioa for MU. The eireoestaams were pecellar. The laeolvet is a serried woman, being the wife of Charles Hammed, who had bees a tailor sad draper at Gloms*. tenhire. She bad latterly carried oa bathes as a dressmaker on her own assent at Bayswater as •' Farley liammesd," and is that URN led eon• traded debts. Thew was heard is part some days bark, sad adjoasesel to advertise the deseriptios as to the laselveat's hothead. The opposition on the bearing was by limn. Hewitt, the Hamdrapere, of High Helpers, on the mead that the bad said, in answer is one of tie pertains, Mr. Chatfield, that she had been, bet wes sot, a married WNW. Mean. Lefties, who also opposed, seed the theolveat is a smutty mart, sad she thee pleeded her aver tam. Messrs. Hewitt sued ►er, sad obtained lodgment, she not pleadlog to the armies. Oa the hearing the other day, it was discovered that there wise variance be lles' the deseription and the ostler for hearlag, ow whish the Chief Commissioner required an advertisement 'Wag deem a rate that the adv. riitemeat mast follow the order tor Merits'. Oa the ;age bolas called to-day the attorney for the in solnnit (Mr. Lewis) informed the court that the bail would net attend, and lire. Hammond would not appear on her epplioatioa. _ . The Chief Commaslour leaked at the documents, and fleolleated that the ease had been previously beard. The insolvent took nothing by bar application, and will remain in prism till the ant hearing. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. GIIILDHAIL. how Berme. • warehouseman. of Addlimitreet, wee beag►t op ea a missal charged before Alders's Masi" with ebtaiaisg, by Issas of false pretense, goods to the sweat of "beat 3,0001. is valet, on credit, witbi• three steal of his bsskr•ptcy, with latent to cheat end clothed hh creditors Ms. Saner appeared for the andesee, sad stated that be shamed the passer, nadirs the 263rd we. of the &sk ews Law Cossolidatios Act. The beaknipt, a yeas, see, had lateral tato beaus wad Is belie mesas be bed inserted liabilities to the uneest of 9,0001., se-third of whist% bad been contracted within the throe scathe sandhog the date of the Sat is heakraptcy. Kr. Prim appeared for the peferaer, sad said that, so the ase meet be lessened, be wee waling to ware the prods *a of the fewest *videos be the priest. After sees dietaries, it wee arrayed that the tail shield be gown Is two safeties of 4601, emit, aad the beak. set is his ewn reassiesses la 6001. The sea wes thea reseadal. anent ASIATILT. Joke Janie, a eostermempr, was °bard before Mr. Judie' with arealtiag 1111 ea WCenhy. The compleiseat, whams fery wee dreadfully seatused, add I live et No. 6, Beasassat.plsee, sad have lived with the prisoser about six years. About haltpast ass this morales I ease here, sad tits =meat I sawed he abased no for heists se late, sad told as to p est. 1 said I would set, sad he tiles streak sad kicked se repeatedly, sad threw as cu tits bed, sad has kicked sad leaped ea see, sad gave me she Week eyes I sow have. I ere quite sober. ■r. Jordia• esenaitted the prisoner to the Hoses of Cer venka ke kat nioatlie. 101111/12T Off ♦ STUN BOAT. Tee well armed ass, who gave the smell of Joao sad Jainoria, were charged with median a Wylie watch, vale* IL, boa the person of Jobs Bentley. The prosecutor stated that he was es :beard a steamer from Leaden• brides to Chelsea, as Monday letter men, with hie father and Meer, and whoa it was at the Weeisiaater pia the primer Jesse stele his watch. He celled eat to hie father that the ma had takes hie watch, sad Jam immediately threw esesedsiag into the rim. The epee where it fell was seethed, sad whoa the tide was down t►e watch was fess& Three penises sew Jesse threw the watch into the water, and it wee quite elm that the primers were acempliele. The priessers were emeaitted for trial. WWI BIATIaO AGAIN. Waiter Wegmsel, • respectably.dreased masa, a plan, ens skirled with committing a dangerous aessult apes his wife, Elias Welland, whereby her life is plowed in danger. TM wife, who appeared fa • 'my weakly state, sad sheen fainted while giviag her 'vides'', stated that else did sot wish to prose say sharp against her hasbaad. He had smelted her is other csecogoas, the last being shot six weeks ago. They had jut cesummesd hasher 1., themselves, aid if her hasbsad was belied up, all their draw to pt ea would be hat. Lest night he streak her is the head, sad the date to NM that Usk* appeared this morning bet life would be plated in team bat she thought It better at all risks to appear, as *wing la his Maus she wee eatirely dapeadisg ea Zia fora living. Whs. he was abet he woe very lied, 'Mahe therefore trusted that the magistrate would leek Per it. fthe did am mad for the poll" lb. aelplieurs Galled thma fa. Oho was very weak, and ithvery ill. They did set employ say maa, aad U her busload was seat te prises siC her mesas ware lest. Tk• rimier dilated the sharp, aid said hi wife fell mer a stew ia the yard. Kr. Currie (the wife having bees removed) stated that it was very plain the wife, tamed of tate' say ustrath, had eadeaveured to mews biol. It was e very sedate thugs, sad he should remand the case fora week. The mimes: was thee removed. WORSHIP STREET. ♦ LOAM PRIDIOROOII. As interesting and ladylike young woman, the daughter el a tradesman is the neighbourhood al Um mut, pr stated ►ermlf before Mr. D'Hyscourt, sod requested his advise and minutes ender the following peculiar circumstances: It appeared from the statement of the applicest, who eahibited estreau distress and despondency, that she had bees intimately acquainted for a eonsiderable period with a pug man who occupied the position of steward es board tee of her Mejcsty's screw steamers, which bad meetly returned from the Bettie. He had paid his ad dresses to her before ►e joined the expedition, sad on his Mersin home a few weeks since, be mewed his proposah, sad with the consent of their mutual hinds their marriage was arranged to have taken plies on the 20th last. Is the early part of the month she was appri.ed by her suitor that he was compelled to proceed to Ports. mouth, where his ship war 17114, in order to naive a large amount of prise money to which he was entitled, and he accordingly left her for that purpose on the instant, after promising to conunsaisato with her •then se he reached his vessel, and esjoiniag her in the elimatime to accelerate all the nosessary preperatiose for Omit muriage at the time appointed. He had failed to writs to her, however, from the time of his deputize, sad although nearly a week had elapsed sines the day he had Seed for their marriage, she had neither seen nor Ward anything whatever respecting him. She ould only Selemit for his absence on the supposition that some terrible 1111111sity had befallen him, as she eseartaiud the filled epos his honour and good filth, end she was la 'Mato apply to the magistrate in the hope that he would Melee her as to the most judicious tune to adopt In the embarrassing polities in which she was plaited. Hayward, the warr►nt Ulcer, informed the magistrate that, at else argent hiatuses of the young wiersan, he had written to a friend of kis own raiding at Parteasoutk es the subject of her application, hat be had his. usable to obtain as, tidings whatever respecting the rum mu, sad her Meads, with whom he was well sequinted, had ear. neatly requited his services to endeavour to suertain his fate. Mr. D'Eraeoart uprooted his sitution of the applicant, and, ander as aireanstaaess, be amid wait the marmot °Moir to rowel to Postmenlh to 'esthete the secessery 801JTHWARK. WOLT OW • WITS. Maim Poland, a widensouser. living is ilaisimireit. wao sluntd with boating his wits writ the Mal and aims with . p;kar. The emoplalaaat. whose upper lip was naafi mellow aid loaned with blood, dated that potorday altoesama the foe the THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1855. eh 1 Pit "deem cam hems, wed ea me se he entered the house easnassoed abeelai her. He told her that she had lade mischief with a yang ma at the Two Hawes ►ouse is Vales-street. She told hiss it was a falsehood, whoa be streak bar with his fists. She retuned the blew, whoa b• took up t►e poker and struck her on the lip. Mr. Combs—Has be ever beat pow before / Complaisant—Oh, yes, mazy timer. He broke ay ribs one', sad I was seat to the hospital, hat I nem same to thh 'earl before. The prisoner declared that all his wife bad uttered was false. She was a notorious drunkard, and spent nearly all his mosey in the public-bouses, and when be remonstrated 816 with her, she struck him, and aggravated him to strike her, et. as she mold give him six months. ifte stabbed him once ta4 severely. 1811 Kr. Combo—What have you to soy to striking her • ith tl Ms pew toloors--I was did so. Look at the poker. Had I r . struck bait with it as the face it most have broken her jaw sr kiUoil Mr. Coombe said they both appeared a violent pair, but as r e it was clear he had used mach violence towards her, he M. should adjoins the wise for further evidence. to 101111111 T IN TAIIIIILLL OklDl/18. lieust Jones, who described ►itself as a blacksmith, eke residing at 46, Old-street-road, bat who was recognised as a ga notorious and eonvioted thief, was charged with stealing frees the person of Mr. James Muir, to Vauxhall-gardens, ri • gold watoh of the vale' of 721. Mr. Elliott ordered the prisoner's oneznittal for trial; but ti on its being represented by the promoter, who resides at IIL Glasgow, that his attendance In town to prosecute wield be I s t !attended with the greatest possible iseonvenisnce sad ex- N pane*, the magistrate dealt with the osee euraraerily, end committed hint to Wandsworth house of aorrectioa for this. a. months. THAMES. DAZING 1110/IWAT 10311111 Y. John Ihsegwav, etsseribed so a mechanic, woo Ali with highway robbery. filbert Anderson, a murkier, Wasting to the let 71i Haney, now lying in the Ludes Docks, stated that yaw day afternoon, about hue o'clock, while peuing eking to ilkotostrest, Ratcliff•bighway, the prisoner suddenly UM up to him sad seised the watcbgaard, and succeeded to Y usatalshm the Olen watch from his waistoost pocket. l e t . Hs ran away through Princes %sere lat. Christian-street, p 4. when be was saptured, bat the watch had been throws So over a hoes. So MA Yardley—Won, wiener, whet have you tosay to the it. Amp ? if so Prisoner—Nothing, per werskip. ii. Robert Wheeler, a diseharpd soldier from the Crimes, I: proved a tomer eenvietioa against the prisoner. s Mr. Yardley committed the primmer for trial at the et• it Middle's: Swims, Clorkenwell. !! IN RE STILLEAN, PAUL, AND Co.—A meeting of crediton under the bankruptcy of Kam. Stratum, Paul, pp and Co., was held at the Court of Bankruptcy this day, ti I &idly foe tie purples of considering the position hi ill IL which they are placed through - the bankrupts hariag traversed the preceedinp is the Central S a t Criminal Court till the emit emateu, and the day so appointed for their last examisatios Intureeing. The pro median of the lusting were of a prints nature, bat it was mo nederstood that as adjournment would be uktd for, se that I s : no advantage should be taken through the postponement of go the trial. The bankrupts were on plena. se DEATH OF ♦ CHILD BY ARDENT SPIRT - FL—This is mcrelag, Robert Payne Priddy, a child aged 4 years, et Ben- 1 . 5 eett's court,D sae, died through kis mother sad father, g who were out driakieg gin, having give. it half a quarters, which at saes rendered it auto isseesible. It was named to Kiss's College Hospital, whom it sank seder the offsets I al of the sPirit• it . A iiILN CRUSHED TO DEATH BY ♦ FLOUR WAG .ow.—This monk, Jobe Spills, aged 46 peers, who resided is New-stmt. White.strest, Berover, expired is St. Thomas's Hospital, from extensive Warble neared ii sada? the lbLewis( melancholy alreametaaem:—lt appears q the antorttusate sae was near the Feathers Tame, amt. head, end by some mans slipped jest ea the wince be- a Ins kg So Mr. W. Shorter, Jolting's% Herselydown, waapsmta., Mos with doer, the wheels of the wawa mobs OM Mb Mot, mulles Ida in a meet horrid man oor, is wd *kg Meat I. all filmdom The ram was IV tam* gland lial ennveyed to the above-named In- se mantles, vino be Mal dimity after Ms admission. et. DIATH feels LOCK-law.—Thie morning obaato wool Iflllima Mahe% raged 60 years, expired I. aj the osoliobbolll4d the Loudon Hospital, ben took-jaw. us The flossooil soothei s posoturod monad of the right wad is Mg bat, while at meek ; sad although the la. jury WU SO OEM% till limb Memo miry much iallomfod and al Notwithstanding emery aid that medical Ain ij amid afford, he died from team*, or leek jaw, could it. I through the Wary. I Till VICTORIA PARK ThICROACIIIIIINTS.—Thiii r 111raisi sodas we posted feud the eastern parts of le Lenden somata' a meeting in Bishop Bonnier Setae, 6 Ilideal-gr•sa, we Sesday afterses• wet, at 2 o'clock, for 1 4 6 en purpose of goasideriag the widen relative to the et. lie nerved esenuelments upon the mermaid portion a ir Tleleele•park. • meeting was celled for Sudsy last, and et. a pal Reuther of mutable ishabiteate aseesebad in the r t. aminer• *the Park, bet the preeeedisse were latenepted bp ass of the asestables. A demonstration I. to take plans . 11 .. gel Sunday neat, sad a large body of polies have been ordered 6 ia &Umlauts,. 114 Orax-Ale PREACHING rx SournwAax.—The Be,. W. Carliag, minister of fit. Saviour's. Southwark, & erenthed Is the open air era Sunday, in Pepper street. to Southwark, a totality of the very lowest description, and deauly populated. The rev guile:sea stood near the ae house is whkh a 1/01U11 Bred who was killed a few days It , ago, sad took his test from Ezekiel zagiii. 11:—" As I life le with the Lord God. I have no pleasure in the death of the * wicked ; but that the wicked tarn from his way and live. 10 Tarn ye, tura ye from your evil ways, for why will ye die ?" He was asset attentively listened to by assay laadreds of the iababitants; and, although the streets and windows were dentely crowded, sad every available situation erithie le sight oosuphod, no' the slightest leterreption took place. CARDINAL WIRMI4I4 AT WELL& Considerable s interest was sathifested Is this city, on Tiaras', in a queue' of its being reasoured that Cardinal Wisest* wee p hue : this peeved to be tree. and his uninenee, notempa. skid by several dignitaries of the Roman Cabello Church, is paid a visit to the Cathodal. They appeared to be Much is plumed with what they saw ; the restorations attracted SO their 'trestle.. mad particularly the otharaestal braes altar N rather, covered with Hanish eyehole of the Cruelaziou. The Cardinal, we mdentand, declined the Bishop's invite- ire tioa to the Pales, n asowent of the shortness of time. i se Afterwards he piressoisill to Obeirabory. We believe no io Cardinal of the Zensith CUM* Min wow hes visited this I city shun the days of Wolsey, who was Bishop of Bath and Wells, and resigned his see about 162&—Wertern Flying 4, Peg. EXTRAORDTWART ClaCtillgTANCE.—The Rev. s e, --- Wm 812.111 Rector of Letheriopert, Norfolk, having WI lately tenni& letters from • Mr. Berridge, of Bt. &pith's'', In a : London, tbreatenise, inlet, satisfaction wen rendered, to l os pistol him is the pulpit, thought it necessary for his safety to to acquaint Laabley, our superintendent of polies, with the 10e circumstances, who consequently kept a sharp look out for tee arrivals; and on Batavia, evening, he found the above individual had ono from Norwich by the tooth. On Ban. r o day morning. Mr. Brown did duty as usual at Letherinpett se Church, sad Lsnibley, attired is plain clothes, watched in $34 ; the ehnoligard, when Berridp node hi. appearanee at to shoat half put eleven o'clock. He asked Lembley whether M any one eke beside, Mr. Brows reached then, and also whether then was any other estrange to the °harsh besides the mein sen, and was answered that then was a side door, bet it Well wiltati. He thee walked Into the porch, cud; so u bar w shwa W Gam woe apprehended by Lashley ou the aboveaheeß V searchieghis.there was found epee 1 0 big wen • baba Weil her !VINO, sod Mlle s imps. Oa lifendey be was takes Wire W. H. C. Hardy. ; 0 Zwi.. end teisedeled for trial at the nese essiset. Of suns so auk ea mat bee awed greet is this tows sod 10 a l arbors Mr. Brun is weiverselly respected. 0 0 p b r=t is due to Lashley lbw his activity.—Nor rich Hemp* 4 ea DEATH PROM THE Filing° OP CANKON.—AR in. io Quest was bald Is Witotoulatper-Mare, ea Saturday, Sept. A) 15. as the heir of Charles Ham Pak. midi twelve years, 111 01 with died hes eleaussion of the Win. sensed by the mug to of a mass is the arrival of die sweet the victory at tle. so =lt appeared froth the odium 00. a boy that d peered is frost el sae of the awasas oa the instant el its befog Ira, although 'Wined wed te do so, cad the walMse alike cannon week biu is Ile head sad kaooked Mu awe. I. remained inuarible he tame udautea, raon. trued ealieleatly to walk imam, bet two hoar, sitar task luta * *MOM data, sad dial ss Ihiday morning. Verdi@ Assidathel Death." rtatllllll AT MITHRIT CAterta—Airthrey Cad* the Net of Uri Aberaessabr, attar Whig. wee *sterol by thieves *min *tattle of Mosley lath They rershil part ef spell with*, a yell ebeesenaster, a gold seal with a asset. sae OW with tut has Proverbs, sue ditto with yuppie, slid, awe ditto with bud of iherabie, ass iota split rise. Mess other geld awls with sues, four and a half ett :ilsoart knives, sal slur thleatite articles. The , loesehesakan had, it is said, sleeted sa samurai by a dairies* window. Uns LRASID AT TIMID RITITALi. zusarave. I Me --. liiiiiss.7 4l l.&! — T.W.l Wailes& N.Wilies) COW& lowa= ' ideal I•ChilderW. atm.. ow a ski: i I a Is i a " thrisiesollakall.7 L Uas, RAM* pea 1 01Taisstpr Dess FORM !Hui---- lkSelbyill'ort&NlVA Do. shares Do. Imes ditto) Widen MI DoondiolloolliD▪ uloos Ditto ham= WOO Low•MateroorAptiOnt. g= a ll=ot. L00.,11110w, Dioullotois Ili . rr • rd.) Brim Wt.) Drailird = DMu Noormodiot Baty on. • por toit.j!soi to (Irrileart.Omiiis) Predask_ Wyk@ (bee. las. itYWiaMAN*Yert) . Itoioink Milk Os elhoi: MY Mot (Wood to Groot Hoottoosi ew;zid Ihnosokari sad (Inooll to Pp.!. ir amt. Is Mr. Nam) Wow Valley gas. per st Mho 11; easersit (Wood 91 98 100 101 irGii.ii:soir — al "7::1 4 4i 17 20 MS 107 124 1$ 23 24 no ju 4 4 03 II 0 i i PEI U U 130 134 II 111 If li 411 10e fle 98 92 I. *I 90. lOC 16,000,100 SIA 10 11,000 20 10,0101 10.000000 50 3,100 00,0001 AO 50.010 100 10,000 110 10.000 SO 10.000 (0 WAN 10 SLIM IS /0.000 100 NAN 5 12.000 23 MON IS 00.000 50 POUR MOO 111111101. = W ar aia• -""...."" V 1 3 4 UNA Nardi imarras 114 10 Birk of Al. a r par Dwds at lad„Mualk Clo 4 dlo AO „ ll ClormsesiilOiroa; . _ AarAlasot. all 10 =Lk or Art. all Orr Ilar & Lorimar& Omar -.. 10 so 10 lAsissmir reasisrar 10 PaL Pam at SVEN U Dr .. 10 radmal it Ia I Haw Orar Raba sO OM& IMEOrparatra trialadart Wag- U loyal MOM= M' " fri GM Gold tar Oa 1 Mar Arantia all Oars at Arras all De. liar Ursa at LaMar 10 17 lie SI si to" ;sr ipra 42 42 42 42 $1 44 40 •1 70 71 • I PO SO 2 lOUs so GI 17$ 182 1124 1174 ll= 11 If 11 Is Sil I $ to s se se se . s I 11 II zt ii 4 It It s li If lir I id 1 zd H 1$ The following are this day's sales for the amount ORDINARY ULU/ AND STOCIA. Almadems, 241 ; Csl.doaue. 61 ; Edhabargit sad Glasgow, 61; Groat Western, 664 4 ; Loam sad North Western, 1111 1 Manabeeter old, sad Liaeolarbiro. 231; Midland, 651 41; Norfolk, 46 4; North British, 26 1 6 ; North Easton— Borwisk Bitotoloo, 124 ; ditto, York, 461. - - . PIIII2INOI /LIM Manchester, ettedield, sad Lincols, 64., 4i. • 701110 W RAILWAY/. Boot bobs* Goaroatood 6 pot seat. Erb, 111 Groat Welton of Canada, shors, 241. SOINT STOCK BANKS. London Joint Stock. 32}; Oriental Bank Corporation, 41/. ISsottiah Asatraliaalrves' me;t, - 1 - 1; do. Now, I. " CHANCE MEDLRY."—Au inquest was held before Kr. Carry, the conger of Liverpool, as Saturday, on the body of an infant, named Robert Pries, who had died under the following circumstances :—The paresis of the child, who an is a bumble sphere of life. occupy &bean is Nilostriset, Tuteth park. The donned was bora on Thursday, the 6th lastant, and in the cause of the day the doctor ordered it to have a dose of castor oil. A girl la the room was told that she would fled a bottle containing oil on a shelf down stein. Os going to the pleas she feud two bottles, a small ow containing vitriol having bees placed there some time previously by the father, who at this time eat in the kinks's, bet made as Quaint to SaelftliS whether the girl had got theright bottle. Up Main west the girl. who gene the bottle tea weans in the room, and the nuns asked her to pear oat half a tea speech'. This was done, and the nurse poured some Leto the child's mouth. The infant screamed, and the auras then pot the spoon to her own lips, which were burst by the touch. The doetor was seat for, and every attention was paid to the child, which lingered in dreadful torture until Thursday, when it died. The jury returned a verdict of u Chance medley," which the coronet said was as near as possible to asanalaughter, and had been passed as a mark of censure upon the nuns for not ads' more care on the occasion. He wondered her nose had set detected the darnels°e between caster oil and sulphuric soid.—Lieerpool /tibias. Brenham Island is now the fashionable resort of piacie partial in the south of Englead, and has almost superseded Alum Bay and Shanklin, in the hie of f Vl f r o t Some choose& of picas ezeszekeists have visited Ba this summer, and steamers have leaded oat it crowds of pleasure seekers from a distance of 40 and 60 miles. Drank sea Island is situated a short disuses from Poole harbour, la Dsesetshire. It is about seven miles in circumference, and belongs to Colonel Wasgh, whom swiss residence Is situated on it. The grounds are very beautifully laid oat. A bazaar was held on it a few weeks ago for the benefit of the Bournemouth Saaitorium, which attracted great multi tudes of people from a long distance. A number of railway and steemboat enunioas to Bruton have bees made up from neighbouring toms', the pram of which have been gives to charitable objects. Sines the present *wan has =d the island, a most Tamable clay has been discovered is surface, which is adapted for making the best Stefirrdakire ware. The clay pits are now worked, and village hashes, formed on the island by the workmen. Col. Waugh boa built a very bmintifal little church on Breakages, capable of bolding 900 parlour, for the use of the weeklies, his owe household, and visitors. When the foosisties stops of the church was laid, the inhalsitaate of Pods awl up their shoos aid attended the ceremony. Count SOUTHERN Nitsmen.—There IN &neon within olio mile of Nebraska City, who will bet heehaw rams that they have fields of con which will yield is. hundred beads to the acre. We believe that then sever was sash eons growing as there sow is within the counties MI One and Cass.—Nelorasha News. 1211411. 1" 891 . 10 1 1 =le h rulsslia Gold I S " 1 Leklie 10s. Ms& Oillbrsliss IMMO 20 Usslssiss 0 el i 1 *AN 1 Usissass 672inss;: — - $ll SAN 30 lessasus tram It Goal all 1 14 NAN* Ins ....... .. . 14 Si *AO 14 tllms.**4 6,111 $0 Disassesssil • all 31 UM, 30 Ds. et 393 a Dd Pay 14 le 2$ KM I 1431seaulaidlls..Jsm. £ A Irs ii.e. 4. 10111Mrdi ._ i 1 ova 111. 104pur awes et isig. all U 34 16010 U *Ds. Paul. 14 par Out all IS 21 14 le 30 ...«. .... MIN 2 *Ports* 39 Klima 1 72.000 1 = I Gt Du Sure * Vslii isd lteg. 11l 1 I * ie sll 11,000 * Gni hillasel all 1666 3 Grist * WboslVer United all I dl. pc 400 1 Ulu 10000 $ *Wass .......... it SI 10000 . Do. ,000 I Diskaslss lf 1 li pm 143.R16 1 illaritsits ISM. 1 Its, Gram& -- all .11 soo.l* 1 llosssaa Basis .. all I Mt* 40 Pcsildbud 1111swidead all 15 14 lus,uo4 I Port Maio 1 NAOS 1 Qum* Lodi. ....... all i 2 1 10,000 SO slihrtnoor lass ......... all 21 11,100 II Mo. Bra .. .....—...... all 4 I TACO 10 Asada* ds De 15.—..... Ili 4 4 4 *AO 1 *nth Asetullsa .......... a KOOO 1 Do.lkeip .......„--- all 4,090 10 Da Croft 43,174 4MOSS 4.10tt0l Meskoa all 3 11S 10,0113 1 wallyall MON 1 Bast ***am— ILI a l 4 Transiorsolo * by slump* poet 25 Australian 71 - iraulaTieLi7l 000 i 10 Australian loyal Mail_ all ,01101 .0 Dean Waterworks be British Anatolia Land ons leo Ca Doe nada . St. pa at. Jan. &July 100 IX Doe par ot.Pen.a.tui 7lO ,000 to Orptal Palace all ,000 5 Do. Prerelease all ,00P 4 Crystal Palace a Trans. all MD /0 Waters Baas , 11 6 Eng 16 Autrallan Copper ill . 15 Siestas TddismA l4 , 13 General Oka. leavigatioa 14 1 , 20 General &S.Blege Ing Ca all ~ 0 Goa. hoe Breda ollar ail 1. le ltediarreseas rket.Tai. all P. 10 Manisa tW. Amebas. 0 1,31 10 Nethalsods Lad ,3I 10 Do. D 0..... all 1, 6 1 p0p.0.Pti1.,176 - 611 dB. I 1,67 1 North Brit. Auetraladen al i, 20 North ot Europe Ilteent l3 1.000 1 OrlealelOas 1,600 6 PeglivarlanaVineral 60 1, AO Peals. lk Oriental Wan all 50 Da.** lO 2 Patna Ina Cowpony all 1 Sepal Wail Saga 6O 4 1 WWI& Arista lawoaa. all 1 De. Wow 25 lona JessWeikia Lad all 1 inkwarlaeTsap.likrip all A 1 Do. Da legkesred all 5,000 20 11‘01111ban05.410,02a. 6 MOO 100 Pm Dissen's Lisa MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooi. The English funds continue to decline, and a gloomy feeling pervades the entire Stock Exchange today. Consols are now quoted 891 to 1 for money, and 89} to # for the 12th of October, being 1 per cent. lower than they closed yesterday. Exchequer BBL have been dealt in at par to 2s. prem.; and India Bonds at 7s. Fem. In the foreign stock market Turkish securities oon dune to show great heaviness. The Six per Cents. have fallen to 881 to 89, and the New Four per Cent. gut:eased Scrip to 1j to 11 dia. Granada Active Bonds have been in great demand, and mark 191 to 20. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 781 ex div.; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 38; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents. at 191. Venezuela Active Bonds at 27; and Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. at 641. The demand for gold for exportation continues ac tive. Farther sums were yesterday taken from the Bank. The large supplies lately reported as having arrived off the coast have not yet come to hand, but a considerable portion of them is expected to be at once absorbed for the Continent. The amount of specie brought in by the Canada, from New York, is stated at 611,618 dole., or about 102,3001. The exchange on London still showed some symptoms of weakness. The Madrid has brought in 6,29 W. from Lisbon. In the corn market yesterday, new English wheat was sold it a decline of Is. to 21. per qr. from the rates of Monday week. Old and foreign wheat was held at former prices. The supply of homegro wn corn at market is increasing, but the foreign arrivals continue small. A large quantity of wheat and flour is atilt being exported to France and Belgium. Since last Friday 11 floating cargoes of maize and two of wheat have arrived off the coast, but only a few are offered for sale. Some interest has been excited by the publication of an official notification of the Turkish government relative to a projected @Mem of railways for that country. Companies proposing to tender for the construction of the first line, from Constantinople to Belgrade, are allowed;a period of six months, dating front the Ist October next, at the expiration of which time the propomals are to be examined and compared. The Admiralty will receive tenders, on the Ist October, for the supply of 450 tons of s alt and 30,000 lemon juice bottles. The Admiralty will receive tenders, on the 27th inst., for the conveyance, from the river Thames, of 4 officers and 102 men to Jamaica; of 2 officers and 83 men to Bubadoes ; and from Jamaica to the river Thames, of 4 officers and 65 men. The men and officers in each ease are of the Royal Artillery. The amount of bills drawn by the Fest India Com pany on their respective Presidencies, from the 10th to the 24th inst. (this day), is as follows : s. d. Rata of Baritone. Madras Bengal .. 1, .. , 970 81 } 160 0 0 2. per per Co.'s rupee. Bombay 331 6 0 2a. 2id. per ditto. Total .... 3,461 13 1 Advice. from St. Petersburg of the 16th buten quote the exchange on Loudon at 360. During the week between 1,000 and 1,500 casks of tallow had been taken for transmission westward at 107 up to 110 ro. Business had also been done to the extent of 10,000 poode for delivery in August next, at 112 ro. with 10 ro. down. The quantity of tallow despatched to this country during the present season to date, is stated at 36,904 °asks, against 42,103 at the cone spending period of last year. Of this 36,904 casks about 10,000 auks are afloat, or in ships loading at thelPrassian ports. The receipts of the Great Western Railway of Canada for the week ending the 7th ult., were 9,2881. sterling, or at the rate of 381. 11e. per mile per week, against 4,0621., or 161. 12e. per mile, in the corre sponding week of last year. A all of 1001. (41.) per share is to be paid on the shares of the Beziers and Oraiesessao Railway be tween the 6th and 20th Oct. The half-yearly meeting of the Imperial Gas Com pany is called for the 11th of October. A large business was again done yesterday in the stock of the Canada Land Company, which continues to show a strong upward tendency. Other land and bank .hares were quiet. The Electric Telegraph Company's stock was flatter. British American Land shares were dealt in at 60 to 60i, and Royal Mail Steam at 75. The subjoined weekly report on the freight mar ket is furnished by Messrs. Offor and Gammen : The tendency to firmness in the freight market continues, the fresh demand on the part of the government for trans. poets having materially twisted the tone. A large lumber eif vessels were offered to the goverment oa Saturday, and sera have been ordered for survey. The rates at which the tenders aro made range from 144.6 d. to lbs. per register ton per month, or Ms. to 60s. per ton of stores, delivered in the Crimea i at the option of government. It is worthy of remark, that at the eimereeneement of the wet the rate paid for the same *anise reached 36.. per ton, considerably men thus doable the freight at which vessels are now diet ing. Steen transports are also in demand at Ms. per register me. East India freights are still plentiful, and chartering very active. The present current quotations ere—Akyab, 965. ; Rangoon, 914.64., with option of continent at 100..; Bom bay, 70s. ; Calcutta, 975. Bd. ; Singapore, 70s , er 655. for the round, taking coals oat free; Moulmein, 61. 7.. 64.1 Timber: Manilla, 80s. • Madras, 751., Ao. Coal freights =swards la this direction are without improvemeat—eay, Aden, 29e. ; Bombay. 15e. • Catcalls, 20e. ; Singapore, 16.. ; Ceylon, 18e. • Sues, 664., The Austrillan trade continue very dull, with no ten dency to improvement in freights. The tonnage on the berth is suasive, the clearances last week being again exactly seueterbefesead by the tonnage put on the berth. The goverment demand may probably relieve this trade of a good deal of saperabundant tonnage. Daring last week the mule entered out and cleared comprised the following : Mitered out Cleared. Tooase: 511 . - 81 sips. Itamili. Nervy n Bay Partlaud Bey Pert ..... 1 1,661 lipluey 1 476 I 6,461 6 8,486 The Ssioraties Comisiseionen meepted one vessel last week (the Boomerang) for Melbourne, at 131. 4e. 6d. For the seat of war there is an active demand for tonnage. Very large quantities of government stores are in proems of shipment-and there is also a good deal doing among contractors for hay, dto , and for private speculation. For male the rates are improving, 404. being current MO Wales to Sawhorse ; 50.. Black Sea, 265. Alezacdria, 28e. Malta, U.. Athens, ito Homewards the only elmeteriug of impost-ace is from the Danube at 17e. for neutral flags ; Alessmitia. 6s. for small vessels, de. hem the west roast of Booth America there is a demand Ilsnaage to load. Nitrate of soda at 80s. to the United gineges, direst port; 85.. if calling for orders ; or NIL missed Se the Continent. Fo Uni t ed front the Chisels din Me elating's at 80e. to the Kiegdom. There is mere inquiry for tonnage in the West ladle the Wet demand being for Havener& at 70s. for the mend, teldog orals oat free from Wales; 755. Porto Rico, &a. The entreat quotations at Nowa/tie for coals are se fol lows, per keel of 21 1-6th tons : Aden. 301. ; Bombay, 171. ; Calcutta, 201. ,• Ceylon, 171.; Hong song or Shang 301 . ; Penang, 201.; Sues, 601. ; Callao or Caldera, patent fuel 30s. per ton; Savannah, 20s. per too ; San Fraacisco. 601.; Alesandris, 251. ; Athens, 301.; Barcelona, 301. ; Constantinople or Bosphorus, 421., option of Black Sea at 521. ; Genoa, 291.; Marseilles, 291. ; Malta, 281. ; Milo, 331.; Naples, 301.; Pelona°. 251 . ; Batyraa, 331.; Toulon, 301.; Venice, 351, Bco. - 6 1,1172 1,614 MONDAY EVINLWO. The English stock market to-day was spin fiat in character. After declining 1 per cent. prices closed per cent. lower than on Saturday. Sales of stock by the Bank of England are continued, and are reported to average about 50,0001. daily. In the Stock Exchange money rules at about 3 fo 31 per cent. on government securities. The discount mar ket continues to wear a quieter appearance, but a fair demand for accommodation is experienced, and the rates are maintained. It is significant of the as yet unsettled state of the money market, however, that Exchequer Bills are no longer saleable, unless at a discount. The price quoted this afternoon was 2s. discount to 2s. prem. Exchequer Bonds have at the same time fallen to 991 to t. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Rotten closed at 66.20 for money and 66.40 for account. The latter I quotation shows a trifling improvement since Satur day afternoon, owing to speculative purchases. At I r Vienna, the money mar ket exhibits an increase of , distrust. The exchange on London oomee quoted at 11.7, whilst the premium on gold and silver Morten 24 X 14 4 7 1 16 1 dia. 14 16 • • &a 67 IS /Of u 4li • 10 s 4 04 64. 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Ed Mart. lAN 11.1 97 Di. do. lidebe road 1578 W 91 Olds sad P497pAnsonoe band .r. 157! $4 IS 011. sD.wpBlld Nat lkode Do. do. 291 Do.. bass*. *ALCMs,' 2.1919 Mortgage 90 91 Do. do. bol .. eq. ... 91 94 rm.. and limiltag p. e. Ist Yost leV) Do. WI Marlpos. 9 por 419... Thi Si Si 3 i 5 111 U ad Ito # per cent. At Berlin, Russian stock continue to erlacs a drooping tendency. Ousels opened at 901 to 1 for the 12th October, needed to 89/, and cloud at 90 to 1. For money Inal quotation was 89/ to 90. The official ritolosse report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Omsk for money, 90, 901, 891, 89/, 90; ditto, for aceonat, 12th October, 90/, 1, 90, 89/, 90. India Stock, 228, 230. Three.and-a-Half per Cent. Exche quer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 99/, 100, 991; ditto in 1859, 991, 100, 991. The foreign stock market was flat, but the decline was chiefly confined to Turkish securities, which showed considerable heaviness. The Six per Cents. opened I per cent. below Saturday's range, and, after declining to 891, closed at 891 to /, or about 1 per oent. lower than on Saturday. The scrip of the new Four per Cent. Guaranteed Loan was quoted at one period of the day as low as discount, but had reco vered at the close to /to f die. Both these stocks are abundant in the market, and consequently very sensitive at to-day's settling. The " contango" on the Six per Cents. ruled as high as 1 to 1 per cent., but this includes about 4s. income tax. French scrip was last quoted 1; to 2 prem. Other stocks were quiet. The arrangements for the settlement of the account in the railway share market to-day indicate but a limited amount of speculation, but, owing to the withdrawal of loans on stock, the rates of "contango" on London and North-Western, Midland, and Lancer shire and Yorkshire stocks have remained at 3-16 to 5-16 per cent. Great Western is still the scarcest stock in the market, at about " backwardation," this stock having been chiefly favoured with the attention of speculators for lower prioes. Of the lighter shares South-Easterns are most abundant. Great Northerus were rather wanted this afternoon. Caledonians ruled at 1-32 to 1-16 " contango." As nosed is our usual statement of the terms current at the commencement of business: London and North Western jto 3 wattage. Greet Western Midland Lancashire sad Yorkshire Dover. Groat Northeens Celedoniene -32 to 3-32 sent. York and North Midland l-16 to i ant. Berwick!' 132 to 3-32 wet. In the French share market the rates of "con tango" averaged 4to 8 per cent. It would appear that English capitalists have in numerous instances of late transmitted French securities to Paris for sale, tempted by the late feverish rise on that bourse. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoot. The gold mining shares to-day are doll, with ) increase of business. shame have been dealt in at 67. being very firm; Imperial Brazilian at 21; Lusa tauten at 1 prem., being flatter; South Austin , Ilan Mining at I dia.; and the preference shares of the Company of Copper Miners of England at 26. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales : Coedurrow, 160, 170, 160; East Buller, 71, 8; Lady Berths, 355., 37e. 6d., 38n ; North Robert, 38; North Buse; 291 ; Rommarne United, 240. 2321, 236 ; Stray Park, 111, 12 ; Tamar Console, 21, ; West Sortridge, 6s. 6d., 61. ; West Frances, 201 ; Weird Bailer, 640. We also hear of the following transactions in the Stock Exchange, viz.: Tincroft, 3}; Pend4us•dres, 21 ; Lady Berths, 11, 1. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS . LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (BY MAGNETIC TILRGRAPN.) (11011 OUR OWN CORRESPONDINT.) At the Liverpool Corn Eli:hinge to-day then wee a fair attendance with an improved feeling, and every article ermanseaded wartime prices. Indian corn toned buyers at ea advents, of &L The weather is very fins. -THIS DAY. groaa —The public sales are progressing steadily, at fall prima Co772l.—The market hag a firm appearance, although ao business of importance reported. Tia...—Common Congos' remains unaltered; there is some inquiry for low Oolongs and Bouchongs. Betrae.-127 bags Pimento sold in public sale at bid. to old. 110 begs shot pepper bought is at bed. TAPIOCL.-100 barrels fine Rio bought in 71d. to 71d. Corrox.—The market Continues dull and inactive. Ream —The market continues active, and prices are rather dearer. Siarerras —A parcel, refraction 71 to 81, sold at 38s. to 385. 6d. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is firm, with very few sellers for forward de• livery Town Tallow is quoted Mk. nett cash ; Piton burs Y.C. on the spot, 585. 6d. ; October to December, 665. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davis roports the supply larger, and trade dull. Primo meadow hay, 105 s. to 1155.: superior, 120 s. to 1265. ; iaferior, 70s. to 90a.; rowan, 70s. to 905.; clover, 100 s. to 1355.; second cat, 100 s. to 1285.; straw, 28s. to 33.. ACCIDENTAL DEATH OP A SOLDIER.—A soldier of the 42nd Royal Highlanders, named George Andenon, se cidentally fell over the bank at the terrace, on the Glasgow road, in the immediate vicinity of Stirling, on the evening of Thursday last, and was so severely injured that he died early on the morning of Saturday. The deceased was about 40 years of age, and bad seen at the seat of war. DEER HUNTING IN KENT.—A circular his been forwarded to the landowners and farmer, in the dieted, by Mr. J. Roberts, announcing that, as the foxhounds :Maly kept by Mr. Waldo have been given up, in consequence of there being so few foxes in his portion of the country, and the lovers of hunting in the surrounding country being malice. that they should not entirely lose their sport, it has Isms determined, with the permission of the owners sad Insamts of the soil, to bunt the country with outbound'. The meet' of these hounds will extend from Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells to the kennel, at Knockholt ; the ebony', therefore, of their frequently crossing the land of any one geritleman are remote, and it is hoped that none will object le their so doing, should the deer lead them to his pre mises, especially as due care will be taken that no damage shell accrue to the crops and tenon. THE MOOll3 AND FORESTe.—Birds on the shoot ings in Scotland are still numerous and strong, but are wow turning very wild, so that sportsmen in future are not likely to make such heavy bags as in the earlier part of the season. On the Rumsdale moor* Mr.o. Morse, during four days' shooting, baeged 314, 29, 29. and 16} been grouse, in all 111. Mr. Henderson, yr. of Sumpter, shot over the same grounds 56 brace in three days. The moors this season, both here and southwards, have proved well stocked, and sportsmen have every reason is be satisfied with their success. We do not hear of musk being dens among the deer in the west and south of Ode 'minty, when only in Caithness they are to be found and with regard to Inventor, the Courier says the Northern Mating hes attracted most of the sportsmen from the field. In Banffshire deentalking has been carried on very sneerer tally. The Duke of Richmond's party--eonsisting of his Oran, and the Earl of March, Lord Arthur Lennox, Prince Edward of Saxe Weimer, and Macleod of Macleed—we leans by the Journal, has had splendid sport with the rifle. The Berl of March in three days knocked over five stags, one with 13, one with 11, and the others with eight end nine points. Lord Lennox brought down three, one with 11 points. Prince Edward also shot three, one of 11 and one of eight. Macleod of Macleod on Wortley stalked and brought down a stag of 11 points, and a hind. THE EAST SHAM Fox KOUNDS.—The supporters of the East Sussex Fox Hounds (says the Kenlieh Goan.) will be gratified to learn that the funds of the Hunt have reached an extremely handsome contribution, in the dupe of a subscription of twenty guineas from Donald Beg ,lat• Sheriff of London. This gentleman has hind Lanford Lodge, Whatlingtop, with As shooting, extending over about 2,000 scree of land. Such is the scarcity of hop-pickers, and symptoms appearing of the plant being deterirrated, that the " crier " went round Maidstone the other day, calling forth all disposed for inch work, with a promise of good pay. Mr. Rigden, of Hove, obtained a premium of 600 foam end a gold medal at the late Agricultural Esbihltion In Paris for his South Dawn sheep, exhibited by him then. The medals having been completed, that of Mr R igdon as been sent by the Minister of Agriculture, Commeree, and Public Work., to Mr. Black, the Vice-Consal of France, at Brighton, for the purpoee of being delivered hy him to Mr. Rigdeu, which has bean done. The medal is a very Wala chia one, containing on one side a fine medallion of the Emperor, and on the other a suitable inseTlotion.. At an Ordination by the Archbishop, in Christ Sept. 23, 1855, the following gentlemen gdslene Hall Oxon ; Adams Stephenson Ocrelß.A., Oriel Col lege:oton ; Frederick Smith, 8.A., Be . S. John's College, Cwher.uttobr.dCairnoodydoper,isits „Herbert Tudor Croy, Ms Cambridge ; Matthew Trim Spencer. BA , Cedes Col legs, Cambridge ; Francis Pocock, St. Aidan'e College, Birkenhead; John Buttanshaw. M.A., Corpus Christi Col- My. Highs Still, M.A., Exeter College, Oxon; lege. Oteg ; Edward Martin Walker, 8.A., Worcester College, Oxon; Wm. Parsons Warburton, MA., All Souls' College, 0:on; Thee. Burr Sikes, B A., St. John's College, Cambridge; By. Campbell Watson, B A , Corpus Christi College, Cam bridge ; Jnlui Brethweite Moe, Philip Henry Percy, and Clermont Skrine, Ling's College, London. SHARE LIST-THIS DAY. Two oTh.ocar.. The railway share market to-day is characterised by rather esvere depression, sales of most of the lead ing stocks being pressed. Great Western stock is marked as low as 64i ; London and North Western at 91, and Midland at 643. The market now stands at the lowest point of the day. Foreign shares are generally fiat. ORDINAZI SEAMS AND ATOM. 541 6 4 111 I ps zd zg 1