The Express. — London, England, 1865-09-09 00:00:00

Wi TLIIK VOLIOII CO lj 411* _ (THIS! LIA IiAIfROIT.HOUFE. gpsrpLsaff oodAild, • rues Or! about 18 yea" ot dew smadW sortant, wm plead rim Zit " ea do ou r oped, before the Lord Mayer Mid 31Nr. Aklerumu A j l ish to be dealt with in pas, medal. charged with wig stelsa lee ameseigne, the moats of Ma k hams, bot asstsr. Taa perector anise an thebasinees el a paws! dealer in i e s .neildings, sad the prisoner wee his WPM,. ticam go l imier tithe ohm** berg seeds he placed 44 someeihaa y',shame in hie bed roam and spot attoworesde muutsag d o missy, be 'sued five pomade wen valosiag. Besides hips. w oad he wife ao embus the primmer waist have hod am go o the nom daring the time, rad Yrs: • Amos massed It WM( ro bbed her of U. The primmer st drat beingdone so, bat afterwards mid she world tell a s hed it if her mistress would preafimeant to do eaythieg w ith her. Her mistrial. beremm aide so paws. b e t the prisoner said she had taker the mooey, sa she d ha d d t op it to • comma named Alice Lawman, who Id pat Mr up to it. gioe lawresee was called, bet, although she blew ba prienser, anted having had asything to do with g o pow, or, knout°, scything of the robbery. I.he pr pleaded guilty to the theft, sad was m imed to ( mouths' imprisoismaah MARLHOROUGIIATHEET. - treatise° UTTEIIIIO O ODMITEIPIET 00111. WO. Mai Old" et 15, Broadcast.. Woolwich, and Catkent Beak a 18, Newasttreat, Holbert, ohm. yams, were brought Were Mr. Kean, 'hailed with bou i g gy t aigas • aoatterfeit shilling he Eliot Medd, tomtit to M& Alfred Pasphilke, of Parebbilla's Res sia.s Atoiratereft btocenceinet, rod a meowed wirater. ehilließ to Wien SANWA havinsid to Mr. Harbert blie. et the Pietism Roastraak Odord-street. The 'Wag Oland by the nide prisoner at Mr. Patio *lido betel dieemered to be bad, Mr. Paaaphillea fol ioed lbe ied MN hid to by ad Made pewter seml otterwar.de bow her sal go his the Math= lattianat, tai borweediteited that he had tewiend a led 124.20:. as liquor he bat .ealeed fee liehisd, ladi ti • leo* with the elan" Mr. Patiphdlat foliaged as ed ten arm into wastedy. Beak ow Id the diem of the tout, said the reale pi. ewerdgemi le ttd her timed Wont with a dailer draws, bat Mr. x reerdoi the prisoners aid tin Mid dahlia zit. lay be wwwwaleated with. - - WINIKINSTER. UTNAORDENAII ALTPAIR. mfrs Allen, a woman fsehlooably attired, about 30 years of ye was placed at the bar, charged with obtaining 101. 10s. ender false Deleeeeee. Sr. John Wray, 57, Cambridgestrest, Pimlioo, grocer and oilman, said that Oa Thursday week the prisoaer came to hi, shop and asked him if he would oblige her with cheap for a cheque for 10f. 10s., as hop hue. had was rotas into the country, and welded cash. Be at int declined, stating that he was unacquainted with her, and she then told him that she was an old customer in the habit of seeding to his shop, sod was a housekeePor. reridiog at n. Sutherland-etreet, Pimlico. He gave her two 5/. odes and 10s., aid she Wei away. She paid the cheque to one of his tradesmen, sod it was sub svpiently returned muted " so Prosecutor went to a, illotherlaedntreet, and found that prisoner was not known there. He subsequently 'need her to Warwiekidaos, whoa she laid that he would be paid ale nosey if M took the cheque to Kr. Howard, 1, Air. Ars* PlmadlU, ie whale favour it was drawn. He went tyre, hat Kr. Howard, who bad oaken there, was not in the way. Xr. Areold—How do you show that she obtaieod the sem, franclohnitty What was that. fraudulent is hes hitarieer ! Ponanitor—She gave a false address, sad she also said lint she was a housekeeper. Ptiewhee—Ho made a mistake. I said, "33, Sutherland *est," where I lodged. Prosecutor—She did lodge there, but ie not living with kr bodes& I parted with my mossy upon faith at this tag a good cheque, and when I went to the backing. bee, Prescott and Co.'s, they said they bad had many ace; aad I also believed she kept the lama Ir. Arnold was about to remand her on bail, whoa it see slated that lir. Howard wished to give evidence. Kr. Howard. el I. Ainstrest, said be had received the asps hem Kr. Ivanhoe', from whom he had bad others duly honoured. He gave it to prisoner to get changed, as he welshert of mesh on the 0001kalee of a whit to her. He set the least sansiskia that there would be any trouble shim it, ad he wee sew prepared to take the cheque up. Ir. Amold said seder these eircumstaares he should ischassetis primmer. Wray remind his mosey. WANDSWORTH. THE TOUNG LADY ERB TBN OEOOS. Oa ismity being made this morning of Inspector Love lier, who took the young groom into custody at the in stance of tie Rev. Mr. Creme, motor of Ockhana Surrey, see charge of fraudulently ►bducting his daughter from his here, ft was anerhained that the young lady remained In Wentworth untilyestierday afternoon, when she left with kr ham and his brother for Nome place of security. Os the termination of the judicial examination 0* Wednesday last, which occupied the magistrate's attention until losg after the mail hour of closing the mart, the young lady, as was reported, was ter., with her friend., throrreh the private way, while her intended husband was removed down the public staircase ; bat she positively refused to retire to Ockham Rectory. A compromise was eventually mad., the young lady oneentisg to remain with the famlly of Impactor Lovelace. who is a my respectable officer, for a few days, and who promised that she should mot have any oommunicatios with her youthful barer. Tbsieepector appeared tobayeundertakeu &somewhat widens task, for the groom discovered her temporary abode, and ma found early and late promenading in front of the home. So determined waehe to remain in the sight of the girl, who was able to see him through the window, that he defied the inspector to remove hint, telling him at the time that it we a public highway, and that he had a right to be there. Be however emasented to ,go away if desired by Kiss Crowe, whir then in the presence of the inspector said, "George, go away, I don't win to see you.' Be implicitly obeyed her injunction sad returned to the old Wings at Mrs. Wipers's, is Lov►lane. The inspector speaks very highly of Mies Crease. who endured herself with !fiat propriety while is his home. It is a singular circumstance in the ease that is selecting Wandsworth as their pine they should select lodgings within a few doors of the polies station and court. It ie fully expected that on the day appointed for the next examination, via, Wedamdsy neat, the as 1/111 not be pria. rend with. SROCKiNG DEATH PROM STARVATION. Late last mooing Mr. John Humphreys, the serum for Fest Middlesex. held as iminiry at the Welling tos•tavws, Outset-Asset, 8R Oeorse's-Is•tbs•Ewat relative te thirtieth of Therms Hoary Huffer, aged two years, who died ender the osh}olesd einem:stamen : The midair* west te prom that the resettle °emoted slaw as empty rosin at No. 111, Chopper r eeourt. Mena." Meet, seer Rwreliff•highway. The father wu a aromas seismal the steamship Asia, and his were were W. 10s. a melt. He was roman, abseet abeet two months as the Mat, bat only allowed his wife end family a small per. Ws armee pay. Oa Wednesday last the damaged, who was ebookiagly seemiated, was foetid dead oa a mat• Yaws _ . The father of the child was called and he admitted that d lloadh his wife had been ill 11i1709 hat February he had NM anemia her to have a doctor. 1 The Coroner (with much warmth) told the father to loam the court, for he was • disenstiog brute, void of common humanity, sad a disgrace to loelatY• lb. Thomas Overtop, the coroner's officer. said that when he baud of the death of the child he went up late the TO to make the imeomeary inquiry, be found that there sou "thing in the place but an old bedstead, • chair. and a rieketty table. The mother of the dammed child was sp. Etztotir dertitutaand noble from weakness to do anything. lie at once made the relieving officer acquainted the u r Pzer of the ewe and the children and mother were re lieved and mien by the medical officer of the peri!b. He never law such • wretched condition of poverty dune; the whole of he long experience. Elizabeth Haffsr, the daughter, said that her mother need to Mtn a trifle by making slop shirt'. The Coroner—How much meld your mother earn at that employment! Wit o .B.—lf she worked early and late she could only own 2a. 3d. a week. Dr. Belcher, the medical officer of the perish of Et. 6 " T el - in - the-East, said that he found the child dead, and the body terribly emaciated. He had wade • post-mortem exac tizstiom, and found the loom competed ; the other organs were geserally healthy. The immediate came of death ma the effusion of serum on the brain produced by exhanatios from inanition, or the want of sufficient food. The Coroner remarked on the ease at some length, sod Warred to the brutal conduct of the husband. The Jury returned a verdict to the effect "That the dammed died from effusion cie the brain brought oti by the want of food and proper noorishment through the peg . Emma of the father." IMPORTANT SHEEP SALMA.--011 wedmomday lugs timber of sheep b roa d en from afforest pule of Carswell rid Devoe attended the usual sale of abets beloorrial Itceowarsa, whom farm to situate sear liarle. °OTIS ''', and wham Meek Ma bee. is bigb write in the west of Earlond for aaverdl years The highest prim obtained he tame was 146.. ; the low., 950 a. ; the hisbes oss t y f r o wies 7r ems Ma, th e lowes t 50., A 'timid Inas= at* which the cattle plagin asi other =Mars were dis• ~H; DEATH PIM THE ildlitSiTE HEAT OP - - - -wsAriliut. • • "ta--. 6 0. 4 4k I• IA •• • INQIIIIIIIL-e(TIMOI DAY.) This faxenosayr Se. John Hp tp the ifid mom. me w hold.an oneat at the ~ rthamptoo Arms Tardy.; Hatillareptoe-streii, " 110 0• 01 °‘ 9 1 1 death of Kerr loyee„ egad IP yews, fie. tae foliesving sadism eiressestelade : tiarrl Tim demeesd was the wife eil a biesissidth. Mee rel eve ef her oonfi e nseet. On Wedessday atersoosi last skis went into the when she suddealy szolihned. " Os, doer me, my head!" She then staggered, sod all apes the rotted in a stets of imenatieity. She was mixed ug mad 110 11 by DR Shaw, of the Cambridge Heats and ; bet hie arse extiast. She was peeeiously is pod health, was a stesply moons, sod chemist shortly before her death. Dr. Bartholomew Shear said that he had ogee:haat the body gemerelly, which was flee from swim of ' , below* sad Via basin we hied, ormgeated, end bad geo desist sedies death. He believed NW the diseased's death had bees predeesd by the sisessiv• beet of the weather frem beiy exposed to the iitibldooo of the sea while bare headed is the Aden. The Demme senserlied es the lamentable Weirs of the Nee, ned mid the dammed lied dearly died from ass-atroke. The jusy cornered sod retuned a verdict of " Natant death from eoegestnie of the large prodased by the exces sive heat at the weather." VIE so-cazipb arytmaroN BY A GROOM. 1: (From the Soficirora' Journal.) The strange case of Mined abduction beard OD too Weilmecley haloes Mr. Ingham. eves if it Would lead to the weviolim of a reap more Monad ingest than sin- N. twill Mokahly have 01111 0 roa result ; that of gear- ;i• i np the rather Way ideas that worthy magistrate ea N E ss erject of the ieg eff of young women It le 01 rt to make out foam the ne wsp aper report what grease charge wad which. was iaked to be brought N. molest the Moe. Mr. COON'/ late groom hut it is quite dam that the only indictment whish ;cold be sustained m wooed be under the lager part of the fag motion of eg, the 21 and 26 o. 3AD. The first part of that la metioa is dogged for the protection g women of el any age who Isms say sore of property is possession IN or *roadway to ken recd stamps with felony may to one , Who, from motives of lucre. taloa away or detains say each woman sophist her will, with iuteat to R. marry, or, fro. This perigee must be dismissed at woe, sk, alarm the pone, lady herself stated that she west at her s► own suggestion and stayed of her own accord. The mediae, however, pm on to declare that whomever shall Ilk frenduleatly allure, take away, or dotal' such woman N. being under the age of twenty-one years, out of the pos. t o aosaiim and egeiut the will of her father or mother, or of 100 any ether pence having the lawful CAM or charge of Los her, with beast to many ea careall/ know her, or to canoe N. her to be married or camally Imown by any other 9 person, shall be guilty of felony, rod liable to penal tt servitude not exceed fourteen years. This enactment, p t. we may observe, is sew, and there is at protect but N. one decision on its inter;wetatioe, which, however, does N. not throw mach light on the real meaniog of the le statute ("Bag. o. Burrell," 12 W. 8.. 149). The esseutiol ingredisuta of the gleam are that the woman should e t have snob au interest io real or personal property as is defied in the wilier part of the sectiock that she should M hi seder tweety-ose years, and that the person M digad should allure, take away. or detain her out of the N. posessoioc, and spinet the will of her gitariliaas, with 19 the Wiest, ko., cool lastly that the alluring, taking 11. away. and detention, should be fraudulent. from the a evidence given in the meant ease, It Is indisputable ga. that Mhos Croon being over sweaty and under twenty- en ow, was soh a woman as is contemplated by the section It. that she was aliened, taken away, and &stained, out of Sk the _ pommies of her father, and spinet that gentle- ES, man's will. But It is squally clear that the person who r 4 so allured, took away, and detained her was herself. is and that if any fraud at all was practised, it was in all so obabi4i i ts contrived sod executed by her alone. S he Po ' arno the row" by which the groom was dismissed, is she to! him to some to her bedroom ; she prepared the burnt offering. which served as a beacon to summoo and to light him to his love • she suggested the elope- SO. meat ; and would have eloped lied there been oo " George" DWI at ad. She did not WM require his assistance Ilk in scrambling out of the window. 1 think I was slipping down, and ha held me." That appears to have fairly repro seated the relationship between them. She was slways te e and he occasionally held her up. Mr. Ingham appears to comider that the pensive, not N. to my lamb-like, part which the groom, a boy of N. eighteen played in this perfarmation It a taking away 1.19 within the meaning of the statute. It was suggested i t that the abduction must be fraudulent, while here then 1t was no fraud. It will probably puzzle a higher tribunal IL than Mr. I aghant's to pul , o , a 'stigma:ay interpretation lee on this ward. It is not felooloosly , " nor is it "by 105 false pretences ;" but though the word " fraudulent' ISO do not at fi rst sight worn to imply en grave a moral awes as either of the other exprosSms, yet we strongly t;',' anspeet that it will be mach more diffioalt r dense, and egg therefore • °Deviation cedB it will be MOM doubtful. 10- too deed the case of " Reg. rn (eari amp.) provee bow 100 diffiodi it will be to az a defioite mewing as the word et " fraud." SO mg. I ng ham, imbed, seems to onager that an i on- m portaat question is the ems was whether a woman loader twenty.we aesld " osiers." With all respect I. to him, that mist which no often hugs over our Me plleaootorts must have obscured his meetal sight. .Ilot There caesot be the 'lightest doubt that a woman under two:Avow sea comet; hot gm awkward part of the ease . 10 is, that it is utterly initaateeid whether th e moseuta or k aot g Owe, If the °fleece is complete without bar ocoment. it is equally aomplete with it. The part of the section K. which we me now ociegolderiug does set make the dissent so of the wawa an element la the crime, pthat however 11 1 gear the merits may be oa side of tha groom aad N I against the young lady, he really stands in same peril ear I should the mieds of the Court of Criminal Appeal be ea • Mr. Ingham's naiad; of this, however, there is, perhaps, not much cause for apprehension. As to the payment ' for the railway tickets, that was provided cwt of their commas feed, of which she did Dot coetribute the larger ortioa. Is thin, too, " a fraudulent taking away r p It oily remain for as to ask why on earth woe this pro. *emotion instituted ? There ere cameos and mew for ex ell things, we are taught, if we chi ook deep enough or to,‘ high womb fee them. Wby dose t he father of a yam; DIJ lady, whose name has beau tarnished, mod her owe repo- 110,4 Mice jewardised by a bey whose chief fault le that he ia mot a " Joseph Andrews," prosecute for abdoition and , 00 charge with wholesale robbery his intended son•io.law, 11 .1 who with iztraordioary generosity, or still more marvel. 111,4 lens prudence, begs his lover not to apply bee private for. 1,4 tow to his support Why does this father. the mischief lel Wag complete sod irretrievable, gratuitously publish hie It sorrow to oho world? Bart 9.—The steamer Florida arrived here to-day from Vera Crag, With 67 Fessersgers, 100 tons of merchandise, and 2,900,000 Mutes in spode, los ea freight. 9).0 TAR CATTLZ PLAOUS FOND.—din adilition to the 60,C 1,0001. granted by Mao Corporatioe for the Cottle Plague le t Fusd, the Lord Mayor has received 100 guides from the Worshipful Comseely of dabbers. 51.5.. from Mr. Deputy anf Ward, and IL la. from F. B. 66,0 ANOTHIR PROM= TRANSATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. MA —We nederstand that the provisional prospectus of another new telegeaph compaay, having for its object the eats- 20'2 blishmees of olootrio commusiratios between this ormolu 22 : 2 aid Aweigh has best issued. The oompany is to be known 10,0 as Allan's Oosan Telegraph Company (Limited), from the HA eirowesteree that the cable which it is proposed to lay ia to ! be eoestraeted os the principle advocated by Mr. Allan, 4 1..; the wall - known elootrkian and oriewser, advocated advantages of w. 2 which we pointed out a few days ago. The capital to be 26 . 0 raised is stated at 150,0001.; and it is proposed, in order 50,0 practicslly to test the superiority of Allan's cable, to lay it 140 en the first isatance from Falmouth to Oporto, and should I s 6 2° this section work satisfactorily, to carry it across the At- Untie to Halifax. The present Atlantic Telegraph Com- 11 ; 0 four Purpose charging for the tranerniedes of a Ines- 23 : s sage of twenty wends to Ddifax; but the tariff tires in 1, 4 0 the proved= of the sew company of which we we speak- 10,0 tag le only U. for the tame thing. Otte of the advantages Ft.o of Allan's cable is that It can be laid without conch exposse, 2 1 / 2 „,C" and It is calculated that , not be in g saddled with any loss s 7 c 7, through previous failure, the undertaking should pay as 23 . 0 well at this rate at its Heal at a conch higher. As goon as 75 01 the busies's homages, it le Intended to lay another robin es,Oi between Felmostlt cad Halifax divot.—Nora British As. Daily Mal. 646 BALD OF TUX ASHOILL 13run.—The decease of 6 , ) 0 , the well-known Wensleydale trainer, Mr. John Osborne. lee has necessitated the breaking up of the famous stud formed 5'e,01 by him at Asbgili, neer Middlebam. North 'Udine the 1 3 . 0 l„ die.," whole of which came unreservedly und er the hammer of the Moore. Tattersall on Thursday sod Friday. The entire i t; racing and breeding establishassete have bees dispersed. sod Tem the trusteed did not offer a single reserve bidding ; indeed, AOC since that of the late Sir Tattoo Sykes's stud, a more genuine SAC sale hoe not hero held. The first day's asJe was held at the SLR training quarters at Aehgill, at which place—additionally ell tempted by fine weather sod the charms of Wensleydale —a ; e ll very larpcompany, English sod foreiga,assemble(Lthewhole of the company being received at a champagne lorscheoa before the male. The second day's sale was at Low-street, 20,01 Mr. Oeborne's stud farm at Leeroieg lane, sear Northaller- WON too, some 18 miles away from Ashgill. The first day's sale LOA. included 26 homes is training and 24 yearlings. The homes r , • ; In training were very fresh ; several of the lade were thrown 'gala and nein, ard some doses or so of horses got loose. ro,r The only a ccident, however, was the less of a finger by one 14( of the lads. The trained hones, as a rule, went cheap. 84' There wee a brisk competition for Xi, a two-year-old. who has woe six thaws, and is resented to be the best its Eng. ; land. Be was started at 1.000 p., and went for 2,100 p., to Mr. Darley's striag. The 28 *Mod hareem realised 4,805 guineas. avenging Dearly 172 guineas. The year lings were as loos let as ever entered • rieg. and void better than the horses in training. The late Mr. (*bona on the visit which proved his lent, pronounced thews to be the ballot he ever ponissad. The lot fetched 3,944 guinea, en average of 165 guineas, Mr. L'Aseoe, Mr. Day. Mr. lefransie, end Mr. Witiolow giving long prior. 'There were MOO strange &ammo of tenses, the most *biking of witted wee the ale of ging Arthur tat 175 relates to Mr. Dar*. Tltti horse Mr. Oshosso sold for 2,000 pima% sad re.porohassd him as Om la/gip IAY,_ EVENING, SEPTSMEEB :14865. R r • jg ; 8 / 1 1 A 'TUB ~ ... DL `balks usra.-421u 017r..171, • aik;.•,,k kocs. The• ntilwayruarklit hirissetias tattlayi r e s' i l e - e ctsioolis are quoted the same as at e close . London sad North Weans stook is now quoted 124 k to 1, es div. ; Great Western, 67 to ; Midland, 146t0 1, ex die. and ex new; Lan ire and Yorkshire, 124 to lex ; South ]stern, 81} to 1; Metro tail, issi to 1391, ex die. 3 Great Northern, 1 1 u 1 34. ex div. ; ditto , 160 to 151, ex ; London and South 1 . Western, 97 to 98, se div. •, Great Zagora, 471 • to ; and Caledonian 1341 to 134 Antwerp and Rotterdam, Great Western of Canada, and Great Istr.erabiirg Railway shares are arm, while Pasts sad Orleans show flatness. The Indian lines are swatty. 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Teeoeatii zd ecarboroew liettaniaart Ito IE6 &la .., _ • 1 pm 2 1 915 31 I i lom $ 4Fe -- 17 19 9 10 9i Wm 1 dls par Mamma. cm NORTHAM. DAT• (*MUM WOWir JO a. freak WEs - rus. equally. V/ S.W. to &LW., neoderste to strong, with some rale. A.A. to 14. W. rod book vantag tram swans** to straw As nest above. li.urrnin. As next above. Northern=uceiland. Weelwrimlreland, Wales. and MU CCI/ChM Soathern=Engllsh Channel and lley al Biscay. Nastorn= Eastward toiled and North a s sorrinutx. Yox~_ IsKsr,-(TR. and CO.: The hide market has been steady throughout the nest smooth, and in some %steams slightly Improved sates have base realised, the easy state of the moray market, and the mailmen*. of fine harvest weather having, no doubt, ho wled a berm tone to busbies& Hides—Salted Ox end Cow--South American have been In steady request. Aus tralian heavy hides have realised full prior to id. advance tight bringing lace rates. Car have brought late rates. Horse hides have bees in limited demand. East India gips have been in sotiverequest, those of good quality bringitig in some instances an advance of id. to jd. per lb. ; other deeerip tines have realized fell prior. Beglieb market hides are la fair demand at about late rates. The Loather Market. — There has been a steady inquiry during the pest month, without any alteration of importance to note In quotatioes. North American Furs and Skius.— The meal autumn sales of furs comeneed on the 30th ultimo and will terminate this emits; ; they have gone off in (rend with much animation, higer rates being realised for most deseriptiosa. Deer skins, nortlmwestern mark, sold low, Out Guatemala, of which a few were offered laat month, rather improved. With reference to the silk market, the circular of Mews. Durant and Co., dated the Bth instant, contains the following : - rive have had a comparatively quiet fortnight in silk. The expected importations of Chloe silk come forward so slowly that we have been almet without fresh materiel fur business. All that reecho' London between the 12th to 15th August. about 5,000 baled, were sold for arrival cc taken eagerly upon lauding. sal foe a full fortnight we were left without freals supply. In the meantime the deliveries are not so satisfactory am could be wished : a comparatively small proportiou of the large quantity sold here hal been tree out of the warehouses. at must not, however, be forgotten that some 2 500 bales were imported direct in Marseilles, and the bulk of these are said to have been taken into coosumptioe. Our prises generally ere searoely up to the highest moment ; 295. was paid for rather a large petal of No. 3 Taatbee, but that is no longer obtaiaabia In Japan silk we continue without any iarrivals of new silk, and our remaining stook is not of a tempting character. In the almost entity etagere of late peen silk the first arrivals will no doubt be taken at full `rates. In Canton silk several large parcels were sold either for arrival or immediately capne landing at comparative l y 1 moderate prices but In subsequent sales 24.. 51. to 25.. I was maim! far No. 1. in Beegsl silk some little brier* IN doing, bat nothing of importance. THE CATHOLIC UNIVIIRSITII IN TEELAND.—The faidet am :—" A rumour Is in circulation to the effect that the bishops, at their recoot meeting, named the four archbishops as a deputation to °Drammen:ate with the go- vernment ; that the Archbishop of Team declined to set' that the Primate and the Archbishop of Dublin and Cashel, accepting the deputation, arrived in London. and bad an interview with Sir George Grey lost week; and that it was arranged, io consideration of an endow:nest of 25,0001. a year, tbst she catholic. university shoald reeouotie its ori ginal establishment end designation as a university nadir the Papal 801 l ant the decree of the Synod ut Thuties, and should scoept from the government letters patent con stituting it a Queen's college instead ; that the archbishops wished to have it called the Catholic University Collage, Queen's University, but that the goverment *bleated to any reference being made to its original foundatlost, sod especially to coupling the titles of the two antagonistic institutions in any way together ; that it wee acoordiogly arranged that it should be called simply the Queen's Col lege, Dublin ; in fine, that the g overnment agree to add Ave natbalis podiums of their own 01111110.1011 to the waste Og the Qoess's Umvereity, and that the names we—Lord Oastiereses, ILP., ilr. Judos O'Hapia Kr. itoessU, JI.P., Mr. biontswoldssi Bellew, and Sir John Rowley." Xi& Noose--Probablyno poet ever had a better wife, end et thin. Mows, with all h i s sentimental FEW lie skink closed vista: 4 *y at 00 i to lnal for ib. St r iations awl poetic waddles, was quite aware. To stay Consols,i as bone wanes atter wawa is the ohowitileet manner, its 10th October, o pened this morning at 94, sad while • brilliant husband I. stagier his owe "DP with • closed at 90 to 5. Por money the last pries Wes toilful elapreseesient in distant dtaviermons, is • war ts : acquiring id s esteem and respect m we ll as wee, of w : 89 ._ ItoL. . The o ffi cial business repaid la Ulbl hot Itemises would be capable. What ie the airbus i lows :—thros per Cent. Con"; for money , - 89 il via mosisserar is eosins, whisk wishes the world .hied 90, 995, 90 ; ditto for amount, 901, 5, 90 ; Three ma • wo.rosa " 16"m . ° " Bowe happy is,.b&Ang antra ! per Cents. Rechmed, 984, i ex div. ; Flew Three With a •1011 little WWI bird like the poet, wale it sesowsly r . Nee& lee , 1 Lit i ex di e . ; A nn uities, • thinks at all of his fortune in winning so rare a Wan as i am, A t 4 d r y. r;" Stock, 160; Indis Five bass!--Spatator. 18 DAY). per Cent. Stock, 1051, 1 ;„ ditto Bonds, 225. press. ; Five per Cent. " aced..itipee pew, 102 i. Twit The share markets are inactive to-4y, olOgion. The government istokei ' beep*. .day 10,000 f. New Three per Cents . for the sulking fund. with very The India Five per Nat stock was quiet • little besieges, bet prime geseraliy are well main- chequer Billi were quoted 2s. die. to 2s. p ak ress.*:' tained. Consols, Euglith railway stocks, foreign Foreign stocks were generally well su p port securities, and benk• and Inan shares are all There wens rise of 4 per cent. in ItsUan quoted the same as yesterday, with the exception of 144 la she Loan of le " , while the Marezumeas Railway Loan was quoted about 1 per cent . a few trifling variations. Tartish Cousolidde improved 1 per cent.. but There is a fair demand for money to-dap and Loan of 1863 did not maintain yesterday's the rate for choice bale is firm, at 34 to 4 Lion. Hessian Roods of 1862 and Mexican per mat. In the Stock Exchange loans from Beads advanced sheet f per m ot Spanish day to day, on English governmen t securitie s , ' declined • 17nited States e rive-Twenty Bonds closed a t 60 are obtainable at 3to 1 per cent. , bein g rather 2 it lAing higher than yesterday. Atlan lower. Great Westmont Railway Debentures were :soled AL Paris to-day, acoording to Mr. Renter's tele- 881 to 874. gram, the Three per Cent. Routes opened at In the market for bank shares the chief feu 69/r. 333., being about 1.16 per cent. lower than was a ilea of about Si. in City Bank. Comm Banit of India, Toverial, London and Brazil' yesterday. and Lend Malmo Beek of India shares have Consols are now quoted 894 to for mone y , and selveiseed; the Satter closed at Ito 1 prem. On tie 90 to 1 for the a mount (Oct. 10). The official busi - other hand, Loedoe, Samos Ayres aud ver Phil% nee report is as follows :— Tbree pee Cent. (Jon- London and South African, Merchan River pieS., ness report is as follows :—Tbree per Cent. (Jon- London god South African. Meuhtnt and Batik 'dew for money, 90, 89/ ; ditto for amount. lof Hindustan new *boom. were weaker. nt vim Railway sham wen Wet quoted 91 tie 90 Three per Conte. R edu " d ' 89 Ij: la" ! ; 01 iati ; and Louden Meiruhsater4 to 3 dig. *I Four pee Omit, ' ,Debenture, 1850, web d • n The hhares of tire fieencial cotnlADitS *ire Exchequer Bills, 2s. prem., 2s. die. slightly, flatter. Credit Toncler and Mobilier • Foreign stocks are n ealhited, with the exception *relapse of 2s. 6d. to ss. The closing quotati*s of a deolise of 4 per amt. is Spanish Passive and were as folle :-tilfinteraateesal ex der lktto Mexican bonds. Venezuela of 1864 are flat. Smoot rem 1 Ineeler'uneeM, r e", ; 2 to) pee ns the present quotation are subjoined, viz. :—Oreet, I " m eatitito 201 to 21 ; Turkish Cousolidtis, 40 to ; oo d 3 /4 t it oo, 34 to 41*prom.z prom. Spanieh Pair, 291 to M 11; ditto Cartificates,l46lo • The eg (but ia souse cases nominal) quote -1'; Confederate, 6 to 7 ; and Mexican 2311 Ike f. •Mose for shame is sew undertaking see web- Transactions are recorded as follows i!--Braralise, `Metropolis sewer, 114 to 124 peseel ; 1552, 1555, 1500, 75 ; Nqoadot , Now Oct- Steam, k _Steam, 24 to 54 prem. ; Traxsatlantie bteem, 14 to 21 prole. solidated, 111 ; Egyptian, second issue, 951; ditto 1864, 964, 4 ; ditto 1001. bonds, 07,,6/ ; Russian, 1862, 931 ; ditto 1864, 961 ; Spanish Passive, for account, 30 ; ditto Cer tificates, for account, 144 ; Turkish, 1854, for account, 941 ; Turkish, 1858, for account, 72, 1; ditto, 1001. Bolide, 78 ; ditto 1862, for account, 744 ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 751, 5; ditto 1865, 441, f ; ditto 1001. Bonds, 45 ; ditto Guaranteed, 100 ; Venezuela, 1864, 42. American securities are steady, at the closing quotations of yesterday. 5.20 Bolidy are quoted 681 to 1 ; Erie Railway shares, 55 to 4 ; Illinois, 79 to 1 ; and Atlantic and Great Western De bentures, 861 to 871. International Financial shares are now quoted 14 to 1 prem. ; General Credit, 2 to 1 prem., ex div. ; London Financial, 81 to 4 prem. ex div. ; Imperial Mercantile , 14 to 2 p rom . ; &edit Foncier and Mobilier of England, 31 to 4 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 15 4 to 16 1 ; and Overeud, Gurney, and Co., 31 to 1 preen. HALF-rain Two o'Cnoex. Consols are still quoted 891 to 1 for money, and 90 to 4 for the account. About 13,0001. in gold was sent into the Bank yesterday. The steamer Oneida, for Brazil, will take to day 104,8401- in gold (including 100,000 sovereigns withdrawn from the Bank on Thursday), and 8,0001. in silver. Theloreign exchanges yesterday afternoon showed no niovemeut of importance. Subjoined is the usual list : Amsterdam, short, 11.18 to 11.19 ; ditto, 3 swaths, 12.04 to 12.141 Rotterdam, 3 esoettm, 12.04 to 12.14 ; Aistesrp, 2 months. 25.50 to 25.55 ; Bromide, 3 mooths, 25.50 to 25 55 ; Hamburg, 3 months, 13.91 to 13.104; Per s, short, 25.174 to 25.274 ; ditto, 3 momhs, 35.424 so 25.471; Nerseillm, moimim, 25.424 to 25.474; Frattfori on•tbritaine, x Ineetbs, 121 to 1214 •, Tisane, 3 'meths, 11.221 to 11.271; Trieste, 11 mecum, 11.10 to 11.30 ; Petembere, S months. 334 to 604 ; Karel, S 471 to 474 •, Cads, 3 months, 474 to 471 ; Legb m st :meths, 25.55 to 25.66 ; 3 months, 95.55 to 25.60; Geom. 3 months, 25.55 to 23.60 : Navies, 3 rnoutike. 25.574 to T 5.624; Palermo, '3 mouths, 25.576 to 25.624: Messioa, 3 mostes.s7l Se 25.624 ; Lisboa, 3 moatba, tesl4 ; Oporto, 3 mouths, 511 to 514. The rates of discount current in the chief conti nental cities are somewhat below those quoted here, as will be seen by the foll owin g list :—Paris, Ham burg, Frankfort, and Amsterdam, 3 per cent. ; Berlin sod Brussels, 31, and Vienna and St. Petersburg, 5 per cent. The dividend court of proprietors of the Bank of En land is convened for Thursday next. The Caledonian Railway traffic return show this week an increase of 8911. over last year. The share certificates of the Peruvian Railways Company (Limited) will be ready for delivery, upon production of the le t t ers of allotment and bankers receipts, to-day. The prospectus of the Redlands Estate Company (Limited) is issued. The object is to purchase a portion of the Redlands Farm estate at Reading, and land abutting thereon, for the purpose of layio it out, and sobdividing it for re-sale in building lots. This estate comprises about 110 acres of freehold land. The purchase money has been fixed at 38,5001., including the prelitnieary expensee. The capital is fixed at 80,000/, with a first issue of 40,000/ in 4,000 shares of 10 /. ea ch, of which, the prospe ctus states, a large number have been applied for. The mails from Calcutta, China, and Australia are expected to be distributed in London about the 15th inst. The Emigration Commissioners require a ship to take pa/imagers to Adelaide, S.A. The subjoined is from the monthly bide circular issued yesterday by Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, MINES.-(THIS DAY.) %; Two o'CLocnit In the mining market to-day there is a good wand for Clifford Amalgamated and East Lo4 € ll sharer, which have advanced ; the former are new quoted 194 to 20, and the latter 18* to t. Kist Basset are called 244 to 24 ; Wheal Grenville, if to 2 ; Wheal Buller, 27 to 29 ; and Gretit East Lovell, 1 to I. Foreign and colonial mining abares exhibit no change. Frontino and Bolivia, however, are inquired for. The subjoined weekly summary of the meld market is from the circular of Messrs. Von Dadelazen and North : We leave nothing partieslar to report is the metal mar het. Plisse es the whole have been well maintaised, lid there is aa average anwant of busload doing. Ices : Wank bars and refs we firm at *does quetesions. Ike Staffortlehise reports opaline' of a favourable ehareeter. Scotch * iron has gredndly advanced to 57e. essi. Copper : Not much Waned bee bees done, both raw gild maaufactared are obtainable *dew the adoeistioa pad. Foreign is • little steadier ; we quo te—Bspneds, Burrs, 911.; Wallin" 901., bat these pried are nominal. Tin : Several imperlaut pare* of Streit changed bands, trod tBL lie. to 891., at which the aserlielt Y stood". Bases. aoridesllr, 911. to 921. English mil tend. Tie Dated' smiket Y steady, et be 15s. Tin Plaids: The makers are full of *los for tome time to nide. Prime have an optrad tendency. Lead: No change te report. Spiker : During the lad few days a fair &maid ' of ledieed he. bees boos at s right redaction is vales. IWe quote—spot bow, ELL 78. 6d. I. 211. 10e.i for fervent I delivery there we gelled st 211.10 a. Hall paresis, 211. 191. for special boa& COMMERCIAL AND MARKET& LIVERPOOL ocirroN MARK ET. (THIS DAY.) (sr nonanno AID urrOnWITIONAL TILIGIAPL) (mow won own ootzenrownswr.) Nankai gide. bat vlosady. S.ks 7,000 balm TALLOW WARICAT.—(THIS DA T.) The matket is dn; prim aro quota as follows *— Town tallow, Ha. 64. ; - Petersburg, T .0., en th e seek 45e. 6d. • October to December, 45e. Od. to Oi•.; M ember, 46a. 6d. to 475. • Aesop to Much. 47.. to 47.. ; Mar* 472. buyers. ' Yuma AUZAOMIL —Tows tallow, 48s. 91 • lat MMMees ditto, 2a, 44. • ye ll ow Bowes, 475. Od. ; malted 38s. Od. rung. ditto. 20a. ; tallow greens. 206. ; (kW. 61 . _ _t SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DA) Mr. Charles Jamas Foams meat trod" slow at WM day's prima. Primo old closer, from 120 s. to 140 e; • inferior ditto, 100 s to 110 s. ; prints meadow hay, 1101. to 1216. ; inferior ditto. 96.. to 1011 a. ; straw, Us 42a. COVENT GARDEN.—ft HIS DAY.) Outdoor prams is abandon. Lugs importable' st French goads still cooties' to arrive. English peas star prat Williams, 800 Mathis, and Beare d'houtals For pineapples there Is an improved demos& Gams apples. sad plums or. &mama. Peat Alberts see emits in is gad coedits's ; owing to ths rap beiag abort Hwy WO selling freely at from Ms. to 100 s. per 10)lbs. Of geed potatoes awe is no scarcity, bat sawn inferior simples may . be found many that are dimmed. Flowers chiefly coma of orchids. Maas. caseitises, plates'. sairmpartaa. sad roue MCI/. Plus apples, Per lb, 41 to r Apples, per sieve, la ems tole Orem, per lb., ls Ad to Is Peers, per sieve. 2a ad to 4s GA Pemba, par des., to Oranges, per 100, 14 es 0 to tes Menssieer s. slo., ls Se es Lemons, per In, Nate, ;tan lean , Ens to lila C e." 6 4 0 ..., 15 to ge ems ' per bushel, las Plana, per pane., 96 teils 6d Anson* do., las to 201 • VISORTABLIS. amigo. perara..lB Wised Tamils. par amok 4d to Y< yrearl Polon, per ball dm% Celery, per beadle, la to lo gl 2s to Ss Cuetuabsre esele id to ad Peas. per slave. le to n Beet, par doe. 64 to Is Potatoes, York Intents, pee Mallon, per lb.. Y tea, Ns to lees Genie, per lb„ ad Hooks, do.. eta 105 rattans. Per dos., lsed „ Flukes. 1108 to las Heave, score, Is to Is 01 „ Dew, round, es to 121 pet I p. dot. seta) ewe r Honored ,p. Mr ob. Ls to I.e do. Kidneys, es Its per I llaskrooms,p.pote., le la do. Parsley, per dos. burr., 2. to r Carrots, per buds, Yto fd Herbs, per beueb, 5d • , • ! 6. - • • id..l te..41 . 1 pa../..a *St 6. As an instance of tbs charming unanimity whisk prevailed at Portsmouth kw week between baste Ad miters we may mettles the following :—The Duke al Somerset was receiving the Freed' Minieter of Mari., yards were manned, gnu were firing, the wawa were cheering. the belle on shore were risking, the populace shooting—all combined created a din sulkiest to brine rip to a piteliof 'ethnic's.° the feelings even of a ass hypochondriac. An English naval onion was at the time conversing with a French officer, whew the latter, se loogev able to restrain himself, SlClAillattl with Amp — "Maw awn Dien I cow rtes plus conspeariota vie woo arts. ,. —Armar and Nary Casette. LOCK-0171' 01 OPZItATIVie AT CROILLZY. —We regret to have to report that ewers! look•oat , of mill Ope ratives is sew prevailies is this lowa, remelting frees sibs media Aspire el the creative, for an Ammon epos the present rate of Agee paid to the strippers sued grader. At a roosting held yesterday (Feklay) at the E.gle.ink Olsorlen the operatives resolved to sA for as Ammo of 2s. per week, or otherwiet the rate of wages paid to the shoes cher areording to the ittedtrd list of Bones. A. interview between the oprativoo sod their employers will ybe Held to-dap bat how long the iockwat All r:t a tr i bow it will rerisl it is impartible at gamest A detonate*. —SI a/tauter releaser. GLICAT Eetcress COMMITtig We hear Mr. Turbot big bees appointed ceakEllll2 of the committee el tarsothsties, sad Mr. Smith its deputy chairman. It is seeerttly thought the committee will deed fairly sod epeoly viii the mothers they will invest* ite.—Berepadi TRAFFIC Rzostrra. The trattic receipts of railways is the United Kingdom senottotod, for the week aiding the 2ed September, or. 12.241 mike, A 767,8161., end for the esereeponding week of hat year. iis 11,849 Alen, to 716.1b7L, showing as kiesease de l 352 mike, aed id 41571. The gross weesipts ea the eegeg 14 railweis wstonsted in the segregate, en 5.759 Ales. to 625.2181., and for die earrespeadiag work of 1864, ea &ea Aka, to 8043621., sherries A 'scream el XI Aim, sad ea homes of 31,1041. 'rho towers ho we the Ordedosise sereasted wr Well ; as the Grote &Morn te• 2,4441. ; es the Great Northwe to 19611. ; es the ()teat flosibero and Wasters he 1,699. : ow the Orept WAWA to 1,4051. ; A the Leeesietwi and Yorkshire to LOOM t ors the Lefties and North Mestere to 5,1812: ,; we ike Lomita sad Brighton to 2.1131. ; o a the Los • ha wed Senth Wedeln I. 4.01311. ; an the iliuseneskr tellelAiind Lleseinehke, to 1,74141. •, en the • es des Worth British, to 9301. ; A l ta. la Brien to 2,9701. • wed as the Moo* Brews •be 1,9961. —kohl 31,8661. The Reeds and mimed leaMo ea theme Uwe eraesetel to 2911,4831., sad for the oorrowoooPog week of 1864 to 181,9858., sheidat an teenage of 14,11181. The reestpte for Daseengeos. panels, Ito, antoneted to WM, against 806,4434, 'bowies ea iscreses of 17.2921.. Th. t o oso2. T ooS „ of od to 80 ether User smoseled. es Mit waist pa the oorroopeedisit work el Wit year. we kW le 121,7961..„ showing as iseemensf 41 saw ma d 143:451. ut the ta rs i/la The loW Wash* el *assetli dew eS isossere 5t.8,274.1. ori oasoospi w ith those reseding week eadiag the Wilt et Anal.. • ~,,i 5 14 13 141,1 7i 7 93 95 93 86 1 oft 101 1M 09 96 99 91 i -- 4 se 82 84 100 101 UN NI 1,014 tele JOINT STOCK BAWL& NO. I a. I 60 Agra a Mooloroloes(L 00 ollion 100 AlllapoolooALlvorpool ;100 Do, honed at 110 gaa 10 aogio Atotrias 6 0 00 0 0 BMW& ltin) ry 60 Onto hobos 1142111•01 to ooloilellank.Coclwskl * ▪ i 6 1e - II 6 7 psi 34 10 1t 6 40 0 ' I ltPoll ' lipol 131 • $ Me zit II g n 61 4 AI 26 116 o 166 Ili 11 16Y * 6i 441 s 611 66 LO 6 7 100 6 PM i.m 40/ arbolosis _ Do. 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" ! ) 100 1 74 a. o n et llootland,L if ...• - dis • 1 100 London osid.Brasilles 5Se I Do. NeW 22 2 ball • D 100 I LowS.Arreetlt.PlataL to 11 15 pm • 16 De. New, lea. at le pm 10 I • pa) - DlO Ism Mark al Await all IS 74 26 1 60 Leaden sad 00antp.••. 90 77 79 77. /0 Landon lola. 116001 l IA 49 61 771 O 16 loadossa South Ltrinan all 17 19 * Loa. &IL Maseru IlAn. 10 Obi lom • IN De. do. New 10 LoseleetSsSeas6ll a ) 116 5 3 dis 115 0 100 ILea. A; Wasasslaiter .. 10 e 6 97 OIN Merchant Bank(lea.).. 16 6 • pea 060 Wircanills di ItiohaarL 16 41 Illdls I 100 Kelso. a Pros. Bank (L. 10 3 1 cps le 100 Do. do. 100 Midland Beak (Lie., 100 National et Laseresel DI 5 7P ~ 4I go g.rf.. at beim& a 0 i ra 4 22 Sal i;• . ; '- DO 60 I National Dana 10 30 ,New loath Wales 00 10 I New Die/mad (Waited) 20 INorth Western Oa:\l6 Oriental Bank 004300,11 60 trovia.BalsklurCorp. U. 10 66 Di. do. 00 140 4 Proidita ol Ireland 130 76 1 Do. 40 SO Solana Pual.otiDsßd CL I i WS 00 lonia AlieWboa Si 100 lased. MO. 3. Aides 10W.100 De. d. 1111. allgai. 1001 36 Ssios of Australia 001100 Claim at = ( ctn ) 130' 10 Wawa ad In l n _6 I 6 DIIIIIITIIME 0171 T —b. I 1 42181111. r ei, IL N =. Ili 1111.11 0 3 IL 1 UMW el ! :::: i t . 1 Ain 11l Atlas'. p.saiar.blej o.lldui.,ip.o.Jme.&J iht 0: I** 400 Olp• Jas. • Jd/.. liritalifbAp•lmei• IViidhfip.eJitalal .W.4p.e.laaAhtl ij p.c.JsaAJok 111141•01.4p.e.JaclUa1l N I Iliamb, p. N.lieteu.,‘ v a. J.o3JaIJ IT 00 II 100 19 14 at NI fit 117 11.8 110 IMP ••• I AI lOL prise—•l77r—Maoss. ; 1 pus it 6d 69! le • PIP AU 69 66 7 9 si *us • so se sas • u $4 II 11l an, tfl 4 4 a : 10 S. IS. e 66 6 6 e St 65 416 ai PREFERENCE SHARES._ Oreat Northern, 6 per oink, 111, 1091, 110. xd. Great Western—Went Midland perpetual 6 per cent., optional till 1669, 117. Lancashire and Yorkshire 6 par cent. stock. 132. Lanonshire and Yorkshire 6 per cent. stock (hut Lanca shire), 131 to t FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Antiseep asd Raftslam, 10e. Bahia sad Su harem 114mted) gr. 7 per sot, 151,15. Gnat Luxsalbosig, Paris and Odessa, 33e. WEATHER REPORT. antiwar, BiPTIMIL 9.. II 4.11 ta.w i sif - • gamin am. no , sir le : 29 .towori ; ow BB . was all 11 W. wags w. tais4o 19.88 00 LLW. WO. &I LW. 114.10004' LW. 00.1 • et N. 10.11,70 31W. . 10.10 02 N.N. . 30.11 1 ,130 w. .23.00,64 W.N.W. . 10.09 611 LW. . WOO W.N.W. .30.0461 W.&W. . 29.941 1 62 W.&W. SUNDAY. N. to W., strong to trothy some abowen. As above. ei 18.1 W. to W.N W. treld4 ens Powslii• &L W. LLB. &W. L&W. &W. e.s7w. - T.*: w.g.w. i.iv. _14.1L D.11.R, oo 4 bo b oc ro 0.09 or 0.31 mr 0.19 eo cv - re - 0.66 ►b 0.11; &R. SAL w.i:w. 3 Du or ii oh ay de. sal noe 01111 r- ref Lem die l le and ihop eck -63 • sate. barb Lela. t or mote xsir. The plea offf- owlol ab• o. r the with The MOO SU& with atar. Y aft the mak a IV. Huss. carra, abY.! ' - 6 - lsal Itar," take