The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-08 00:00:00

SHEFFIELD CUTLERS' FEAST. The annual Nast was Beiti Lai Thtraday et SWIM, when the hospitalities of the Master Cutler eon kosoneed by the prunes of 220 guests. Among ensue proem were Lord Edward Howard, Lord Yoh,. Lard Di...., the Lord Mayor of London Oh F. G. Mee. Ban), the Renner of Loudon (the Right Hoe. Stases wady) , John Arthur Henna, E•q , sad G. MlleeL the members for Sheilleid) ; B. Oliveira, P. t von Omno o . Notl.4eputy-Lienteasat of the BlNto v i ; Wm. Onowlio. Q.C. ; the Mayor of Doesselew • B. Bolin, 11) Lleutothat-Colenel gone, Melee Crum (Tynae seillen), sad Captala resser. TM dialog-ball was elegantly decorated he the o isosise, sad the dieser was cm a sumptuous seals. The sleth having Men ressmed, The Marna Comm reposed the health of her Majesty the Qom. The Missal Mina wee suss with deep hymn by the w i is k ompany, with bead neampeanent, followed his the health ef the royal brolly, end nest that his Majesty the Emperor of the Penn was beamed, the b e ad playlag "Putout pm la eyrie." Mr. Bomar Vicuna peopesed the.. Health of the Mos lem ler Shelleid." Mr. Hoinuaa, ea Mi. le impend, was greeted with lead sad reiterned beads a cheering. He said—Mr. Mester Ceder, haeleasysed phrases nesse beckoned be muse they sent the eireametacees monasson te human 11h. or engpine itself to see en the present °eosin. I etan ast Eillesede Weelasses the /Wisp of my heart ea the present alithiga. Ten ban dome me a Undoes, I will anise m kiaesr, beaus kiadases Is balers honour. Toe ban mined my heath la a way to show noun more thee appreciate all I ken Mee. Ad why do yea se sp. predate what I base does ? &sem yes believe I haw meted in veer behalf se se le nemes the welters of But had. (keel shiers.) What le_ _gmallemen. that I he dose? Yes at the sesa of lieglead tsett to Saki gem battles. beaten at the heron deals—lestang *tie min heroic sal lminge—l stepped leeward be year mem tp endings the Monsen of the me thus seat he& I Inn, Met thin wen sallisigg—millesing la k_ofig SIM there was as sell Ise-4esen the lasesiany d Sin tykes is your mme—the mermen et Ibis Chre e re:l In your gene, them. I spoke is Ode= se gthig I heed a response is the ofeemen. TM leaked el my awls, sad Mime the essistry as bashed By ants, three Ann wen eueeesstaL Tbo betels solferlags I Mee aid l sad have I me peened Mat they IMO heeds sallielege? (tt Yes.") Were the sufferings oiled feel Is per ammo I answer, tt No" Whoa fault was it? I newer sepia. partly your sm. Now this seem paraded 1. You may have boas severed that npreeentatlw government was on its trial. Bet what d. yea men by that ? Rapreentative t ooly bib whoa senstituncies are unworthy. rpret ell eadfastly adhere to yeart duty dined upon it that these webs »preen& you will de their duty too ; and became dY is yeamehres the honour and duty of the peeilemest el during the last main dir=e (CMsepJ New the parliament of Ranked d the less *Mermen au ordeal that was peculiar. the ilest Mme sines the middle rinses ban p a l i e pewer Me gentinemen et this gesatry wee the paeliamest of Emgoad selled to aandast a war. To my that that perilous.: esedustail the war m the totalitiesa of this emster denteried. would be, I say, to tell ea untruth. But you, stepping in at that time as you did, fully made it appalls* be MeR parliament thst yyaem. would not abide by sash ends* Mg. _ (Mr. HadSald : " Hear, hear.") It was this which sided and ambled so—the bumble instrument of year will is the Mullen. (Chem.) Now, Matiseem, this is no time for mesag —t . but there ere Wage whin sea be mild wean ea festive occasions like this which it say wall bens pre to beer sad me to peep...'. Dep upon I that the government of this wean, will net be well serried ea till you, the middle dames, carry to that germ. meat all the great qualities which have distinguished your people. You have net hampered me by any deem& You have not hampered me by courantly pestering me either by advice or solicitations. You have said, "We have chrome that me. We have given him credit for ksewiNg his dirty, and we will soo if he eau perform it." Looking at you in therms spirit as that la whin you son. Sad you trust in me, I have to the Met of say ability dote my duty by you. (Chien.) Os this Gamin I shall hest consult your interests sad my own by sayiag, that I am obliged to you for the honour you have done me this evening. (Loud cheers.) tt The Health of the Recorder of Laudon" was ant drunk. The Right Hon. J. &MART WOILTLIT, in Warning thanks, having referred to some Weiss of local interest, afterwards said—l will say one word oa the present esetiitioa of the country mid its representatives. I cesgratulsbe you again on this fad, that if there has ben doubt elsewhere— if then has bees wavering elsewhere—there have Mee no doubt sad waseriag here. (Loud ahem) I, as • Tetkalso ems, see proud to see that, in 'phi of the eery groat dims teguments offered through the last year, there has sever been a disposition on your part to shriek from the nepoesibilities of the great was, which not the goverment but the people of this country have eland on. (Loud chew) I eougra. Mist* you orsp.cially on the attitude which this town cud its mpreseutatives have presented to the °Poetry ; and I speak with perfirat truth sad keenness in the peewees of my hesourahl. and 1 d friend. Though I differed as to the puticular morn taken, still I believe we were all Masted with • desire to vindicate the rights of our army, sad endues to the victorious emitieueses of the war ; and I sever in my life admired him more, or observed in bine the masifestations of greater courage, than when I saw the nevem sad spirit of your member on this occasion. (Loud sheen) He and I have differed often. We shall poollab'y das often agate. (Cheers and laughter.) W. have his. friends in haw, sad I hope we shall always be friends ; but we elm* alwsys agree. I think the =mil pewee ef inellect and charmer your repre hension In 16 parliamentary career fully justify the aspen seed neadeam you have given him. (Cheers.) I tent I may easels& bysayiag that we must ovations in the sem nem we ham began. We Fare had triumph.— we ken had trials. We may have further triumphs-004 grant that we may. B.t we may have further trials. I would urge en the people of this .osntry to watch well their reproestatims. sad insist on them armies govern mint with sash moral power that the war ma be waged in earnest. (Cheers.) The feeling of the pimple is usmietake able. The people are nearly unanimous oe the topic It is with gnat regret 1 observe there are as. emotions se this mist. SOON distinguished men whom I venerate— some whom I have reason to love sad be attached te—en of a smarmy °plain. But the character and weight of the sea only serre to show the force and power of the tamest sweeping by them. The country knows that this war is an got up merely to support a party, or for diplomatic —it is to prevent •gm and overweening power g7 8 :1: teasing the mastery over Europe. The enstry will set he sainted sakes, as the resat of this war, a safe as well as honourable pease Is obtained. (Loud shears.) Apologising for detente( you even at the lee gtb I have done, I most deeply eurrheardly thank you for the kind anoints yore hive nem me. (Loud cheers.) Several Oka toasts were gives, sad the company se peened. The Sinai, which left Constantinople on the 30th of Most, has arrived at MuniSee with adviees from' the Crimea to the RSA of Aiwa. She has braved 160 ig- Tbo White Falco. has also mind. A New ARMY Coln—A very admirable and sinful addition is about to be made to the army is the shape ef a sew rum of " lustructors of Musketry," which is to be immediately organised on • permanent footing. Its bead-quarters will be at Hythe, where there will be always stationed a ceermandant;witk pay as staff. colonel, • captain, with so allowance of 1501. a-year, a subsitens, with 1001. In addition to their ordinary regimental pay, a paymaster gad quartermaster, sad • surgeon, with a sergeast•major, 1,. firstolue iestreetors, a clerk, an rummest, and twelve privates as fatigue men. There will also be present is the Oval lastest, nine captains, nine subaltern., 100 tut. chic+ buten/tom and 100 eacondolase iestructors, who as ems es they an aufacientiy experienced will be distributed moss depot battalions, and regiments, as the CONIWIIIIIN faChiaf may direct. The officers may be map/eyed In far speeds, and merlin for the information of the siathilritieu The MO isstreeters are to be choose from sergeants and impends, or oecasioaally privates menially reesommonded by their cemmaading °Moors ; they must be intelligent, WO mauled, not exceeding flee years' service, of active habits, .Me to write from dictation, and with a competent know ledge of arithmetic. They will, after their probation at Myth., be cent to mimeses for the sole purpose el kentraato leg the regiment is sausketry,vrill be exempt from geginiestal et barrack ditties, sad will act specially seder the elders of the regiments! seeker instructor, who will be responsible that the ammo, as taught at Hyatt, is efficiently serried est in the regiment to which he belongs. A STRANGE BTORT.--13ouse lime ago, Mr.. Prid emore, who keeps the Artichoke Inn, Blouse, received a ram of 2501. in bank notes, via., two in 1031, two of 201, sad one of 101. Being ignorant of the best way of investing the amount. eke kept it with her in the house. Oa the 27th sit. Mu. Pi Ammo owed the five notes Wilde a Om el &sail, which she were over her eltett, mid covered them with • Meet an old newspaper. The dress, with the pies* of diesel is it, she Mang sp in her bed-rooms until the fel. levier Thonday, when, without thinki n g of the h aa t metes, she gave the dress and lannel et well to an old woman to be washed. Oa the next morning Mrs. Prides:we recollected that she bad not taken the notes out of their : leldiag place; she made inquiries about them, sad Mn. Hamelin, the washerwoman, produced the flannel perfectly *lean, and without any trace of the notes. AM also stated that she wheel, remenstorred when wast ethe flume We the.. wee a qaaatity of black sod dirty p I. It, widish. with • piece of paper that adhered to liannel, she threw away with her dirty sods Into the Same geed :Wand people is Blouse have ends.- veered to eenvlaseMn Pridemore that Mrs. Hamlin meet %eyeglass the Wm. This, termer, the former refuses Is bonen. lit bee bum Mn. Hamlin for nosy rem @mikes thalamus aniline. la her. To esakesheinat lar dm move nniertegate, 1001. of the money belemged to 11)8441dorwee Ivetber. We believe epplieetlas wlDl be meat to tbe l* el Wend he mums of the setae vflualoft is leineWhe tbe assult. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. Till TWO SPATIAMS. At is avian; sad MOW Maaip, ware breught up 1 babes Alderman Fiasis. lir. MeWes applied fors farther remand, sad stated that the primulas bad remitted nearly the whole erase mosey obtained epee the forged lifters of 'radii to Frame, sad Mr. Vallee''' brother had gem to France, for the paose of ememutiontleg with sad isdesiag the Freak authorities to Wafer*, with the view to mover the premeds of these Meads, sad he woo expeseed to retire dais, the mein week. st. No sigestima was aimed to this application, sad the I is prismen were therefore reseeded. to " TB 1011112 OP LVD." A use of the name of Richard Goodhued was sammosed for aalawfully ezhibitlag stymie piseerds at a window of a et. home, No. 14, Ledpte-hill, ea the 4th of Septa: ber, sad thereby stasis( an obstructios to ths tralo ea the foot o pevomeat. ao This sumo= was takes by the police is seasegasace of r the rest crowd of perms seastsatly meembliag is front of II No. 16, Ludgate,. hill, the far-fined " Rouse of Lud," +blob has of late obtained sash so unenviable notoriety. at. ' The placards complained of purported to be • reply to V t. 11111WOUS complaints sad immures of this " Rouse of s t . Lad," plentifully intenpnesd with expressions of bravado to sad dames, end embellished with some °righted dogrel r i t . rhymes sadtoisquotatioss from the Immortal Bard. to kr. Lewis attended for the defendant, who, ha said, wee out of tows, and he therefore asked for se adjournment of g*, the summons. The nulesoes was now abated, sod the levies would oely (evolve a point of law sod the ultimata ot. &mina of the complaint. so The summons wee amordlegly adjourned. Ist BOW-STREET. St te{ TS) 10101ST AT Xlll.lOlOOOll TOTSI. Eli Spuresay, the ez-policeman, who was charged yes. Lords, afternoon with conies off a portion of the silver se. Ilene attached to the pall of the Duke of Wellington's funeral I: Ger, was brought op for further ezamination. The printer was also charged with assaulting polies Se ilt• constable Stephens, who apprehended him. Mr. Henry said the 'victories is regard to the felony IS could not he sufficient for a jury to cooviet him, as the i s i t attendsot did net se* kin cut off tie lees, although he saw to the prisoner run out le a way which justified suspicion i s t %tablet his. The amok epee the officer, Stephens, could n not be passed over. Per this he most pay • foe of Si., or, too in default of payment, be committed for three weeks to r t . the Heise of Correction. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. BZ111111•1 10 88888 DT A 71111C111•If. Wagons Lenders a wall-dremed Proudess, and Hen- $ IreeMs Le Clans, a woman with whom he eohabits, were li s t. brought before Mr. Bingham, for re-szasalsallea, charged 2 3 with having stolen ate 61. sod two 101. notes, a note on the Se Bank of France for 100 fr., • promissory note for 4,6000 f a t sad a quantity of silver spoons sad wearing apparel, the to poverty of Mr. Joseph Aromas, Ben di Cologne mans. findwrer, fl, Mlllman's row, Chelsea. n. Ths piesesse, is defence, said they had parehand the t epees sad dresses, end denied all knowledge of the missing ~ Mu sad pocket-book. Bt. TS* prisoners were committed for trial. so WORSHIP-STREET. WsNom Morrir,;Mirtifeaturteric:y:abo at 11 years of it ap, was charged with picking the pocket of a gentleman 90 named Collins. Preemstor stated that while pasting through a street in 90 the neighbourhood of the police court, 'boot tea o'clock 10 this morning, he felt a easpiciou creeping about the pocket 2 of kis loose coat, and turning round, waived tin pri soner with a silk pocket handkerchief in his hands, which it. ha wee eanfully folding ap without the slightest apparent ge. agitation. Witness instantly recognised the property as t his own, and advaaeed towards the prisoner, upon which ha resi threw it into the road, sad ran smartly was off, bat sap- 6 1 to tared by Tannin into a " sal de sac." St Magistrate—What have you to say, boy 1 21 Prisoner—l n did it your worship, I swam I did not, to - - I wish my buds nay dropeff if I did. ;I; On howbeit this hie wonkip closely questioned the prose- calor as to the possibi li ty of his being mistaken in the lea's • k identity, bat Mr. Calm armed the court ttat he had St sever, during the transaction.loetsight of the prisoner. 101 . - Magistrate, to the boy—l tnisk I have a recollectlos of 00 I seeing yes here before. S et. t. I Boy, crying—Oh, so, indeed, I am innocent, sir. at. I Alderman, the gaoler, at this instant entered the mutt sad observed, "Why, your worship, this is the boy who lo was bete yesterday, having been remanded for a week for 10 piekiag packets, sad the& disaharged. Misgismate—Yee, sad sow I recollect that his father was ft in attending's, who declared his eoa was always hard at r 6 work with hiss chopping wood, sad bad bat recently got it. I into bed company. ()swilling to send his to prises without &Mardis( him a chasm of assendmeat, I permitted the at. father to take him home on a promise et looking sharply v i t after hiss—this is the result—where is the parent sow ? to Wiser—He is at home, your worship ;he begged me to 6 state to you that it wag quite impossible to do Nutlet,' with IP, hint, end be wished him to be seat to prises. Aldermaa—The spot where his father resides k ear. 1 : 1 1 resoled by thieves, sir; thele's little wonder the sea is led 10 stray. st. st. Prigeser—Oh, I'm kismet; I'm always lanoesst ; I ge. um plekod say one's pocket. st. liagistrata-1 as tbecoughly unclased that your asses- g tioa is quite Mu ; sad uit i. elm that all leaky is thrown 11; away nue such aa ineorrigible boy, I shall read you sow t 5, for three maths to the House of Correstloa. at. Primmer—Oh, VII sever do it spia. to THAMES. 1.0. f St 1111•14,01101118 • IINO. 10 Jam awn" a pinto ia the Quota's Owa light 2 , *aft mimeos :of Tower Rootlets was brought tt♦ ea remand before Mr. lagriami, charged with stooling a glltl via', asks 2L, the property of Mr. Gawp Pound dust cuter slur, Twig Folly Wharf, Bethnal-green. The pacesetter sad the primate vete is a pothlko to hosts together on Wedaesday last. Mr. Pentad wee n then wearing a large gold riag on his flagon, and the IS primmer commenced bantering him, sad said it was a IS worthier bauble, and he was astealsbed that any ewe should fo wear it. Mr. Poand Wok the stag off hie Amer, aad said it r e was worth more that the prisoner supposed. The prisoner to watched the ring from Mr. Pound, sad pat it in his mouth. .. 40 The primer's father-fa.law ordered the prisoner to give up as the ring, and on his refusal to do so attack him op the swath. lee The peso:ter the. swallowed the riag, or, es he impressed i t; himself, it slipped down his throat, asd two teeth nearly west after the ring. His teeth were loosened by the blow. The l e prisoner was temanded to Clerkenwoll Prison, and when se brought up this morning ea ' , mead, the ring was predated. 4 It had passed through this defeadant's body while he was ia mV pima, its Mr. Pound identified the ring, end said it was mast tlaeri brighter than it was whoa he took it off his finger. He had too so wish to prose the ease briber. IM 1191 Mr. Ingham said ho would advise the prisoner not to play ms of any more medial jokes of the kind, and discharged him, r e , sad be was given isp to the eargeaat of his ngimeat. Till ITALIAN Pain?. 3841 Jobe JeengwortA, a German recruiting agent for the it Foreign Legion, was brought up from Folkestone, eharged ; before Mr. Items with stealing wearing append, the pro perty of Antonio Cliovaaetti, the Italian priest. Oa the application of liergwat Posy, the prisoner was to remanded ter the 'Madam* of a material witness. 20 LOCAL Waana.—(Tats DAY.)—Tbib mowing, eta °Wash, Mr. OUT OF Wood, ese Of the OomMistiosess appareled by sir G. they to set est the northers pestles of the metropolis Into wards, bell lie Matt at *it COart-low, fog t 6 - _ pews of dividieg tho parish of St. Mazylobes'. The eilleetles and oth*rs paw bevies offered some sums tam. the Lapsed puffin's mended to sat oat rho parish Ws eight wards. TM division appeared to give rural eatleteaties. BVDDEN DILATE 1$ Till STILEZT.—A iaelansholy Warm of ludas deer* sessir•dl. is latospitast West nolliesii. Ur. =Bp . erie j = g. Mg bows amt. Ileimalsid• who Loft Sow is briblikirspsaruitlyniso Irma, is patsies West\ Loer Ms. w iseilasly Weed glib • tilisaity of busathisg. sal to sues Is sew smilitist. His bi• helpless ow Alio Who slossrml poSsrumisis ea ditty. 'be uttfietasses ass was WWl* _summed is Baribeiseewite ffeepiish irbst• it as ssestisissa ISM Imre was sslippeg• is the may . Titamosomwsess lausdisstly prdisual 111 tike amt. bet widitiat assistkis the plisat Mai ems' t• Ws. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, SHARE LISTS—THIS DAY. Two °Twos. The railway sham market to-day is rural) steady. Midland stock is rather firmer, at aq to ex. die.; and Caledonians at MI to but Lanca shire and Yorkshire stook has declined to to I. London and North-Western is quoted 94 to t; Grist Western, 66 to 3 ex die.; tlontb-Itastarns, 171 to 18 ex die.; and Great Northern', 211 to 22 ei iii. French shares are generally steady, bat Centrals and Eastern of France are rather flatter. Antwerp and Rotterdam shares show more steadiness. 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B. fLosßani . aa 1 NOOTES4 Mood* 10 Pcatitibend eSeer lAsOl 0 Poet Pbllip . 22,340 40 40 1000 30 MAO 25 WOO 2 103 140 10 SIAN N S. 40 s. was se 141. lM 04 0 40 u.lO 140 80.1100 lI.VII 23 MOW 23 WO - NAV 30 liciek esy Iroa Swamp de Cabs reo naDo imt tb Australia' . ...... . tUrdted Kellam w.lkr ... . IWait liutposa t Treadarabla by JOINT UTOC r&egnant& ........ Brit.Ool.BaekklcastOo Mob North .lb Beak dark Ditft.of Lad.,Aue.isClL Commercial or Leedom lbopilmockllemOrart. Umbra Lem.CluirtßankoLinst. Lsollos DlMN aad ew Coon r. :. - . taall Mot. BALLCsrp. Lead= Joint Mock 1411101011 It V. 6101112 def Vet Pew. of Eng Wed PStamale Leland lifmf Ike& Males IlinkCoeporato Provandal of Inland Royal Annomdian Bank. ina nedo..la Imp. Co. South Malaria& Umiell of Australia Do. Orr Union iff Landon ,oriest. lie id 94 id i WI 2 :I il 27 19 62 i 91P I i IS 20 22 U 21 26 1 i r If :ii all an 1111 'U ii ii 1 Ma par i 2 Si ps 11 Ir 1 1 SI 66 6 6 i i 41 I a l i t 1 ;11 - 9 au au I all [BAWL 111 92 91 UI, dostralksa Agresa.—, 0 10 aualrallaa Royal Mall-. I . 10 Berns Waterworks .. SO arida Amarbaa Laad sit 100 Caaada....... z ....... , t . st. Do.fpwstraa.ruaili3 a D•ystal Palmas 1 Do. Pretends. 4 Crystal Pam* 0f as 1 gag.hAsstesUan Copper SO Erma Steam Llsatrla Telegrapb 10 Oeraral Do. Nridgatko 20 DeasealLrl.Milspiror Das S Osa. boa Party Collier 10 dralltsrrassay DearAii. 10 Melina & it.Amirlo• 1 Natloaal litatJN=. fuel 10 sletbarrlaads Load. 10 Do. Ds. 11 D 3.8 p.CßPos..b.st lair. 1 Nora khl. Aseasloile JO North se Sew 1100s -1 Orisatal Or .... PluillisrUmallesers. SO faim&Odmlal Its SO Ds Da I Itrtimi tree °Employ- WO Masa Nail Steam 1 Ischtlik Adair. lnrasua 1 De. /law • dasta kutrallaa Load... 1 Islsolso Tem. fliAp.. I De. De. ItewiNtawl le fteithlamiCatif DpOis 10 Do Disma's Land ...... 68 70 4 481 64 614 w,004 uO,lOl !COP 17 17+:d 52 54 lit iOi i i dis H 40 iir $p 85 36 41 43 59 64 39j 40j 11 74 8 9 soi all 111 2 le 40.39 41 ale Ite 183 100 1141 1141 all 2 all 111 all C o t Per !,9 115 1;1 id 5 80 S9i i 50j N n ISO u n !!•(_"! NA*, 311.1110 II al. !{,Od -.-,• le II I 6 11e s lo a se 'I 14 idle ip I II Si It If li I all 69 1 i 13 1 1 1 A ir I l l TRAFFIC RETURNS. li i 24 i i 2 4 i Mi l o Par /ter. Total, Total ILLILWATII. apes lIMMIN. &wain. 12.56. Ma 31 Wilk what ta =o 2 . A 4 J 1 A sad ra=smagss 4 ...... — 1,627 KS 2.606 2.673 rd Illeakaat . — 1,647 15 ion 1.081 y~yauir..k. s ......ibir I WwMOeqOdiaalaa 174 106 WO 656 iallitkva Pi GO SIT 280 676 616 Walk maw Aosala lit 4.126 2,733 6.86$ 6.474 leas6 l"a Zrary mme , and Baiiiiiia ltalmilas .— 2.014 t 4 UN Bums or A LAzott Brat.—This utornieg the revisit excitement prevailed ia Southampton-street, Bloomsbury, owing to the capture of throe persons at a bones la that street—ens man sad two fensales—who have far a long time past been currying on na extends* fraud as the Government, by working a rivets still. Iha Boris. Alton, from information received, knocked at the door and were admitted, when they diecovered the still in fall operation. Tiny afterwards seised sa immense stook of molasses, plant, &a., &c. TOO prieoners are old offenders; the home where the Illicit traffic was carried on is very cannons. A few days ago a disturbance ooeorted at Parson Drove, in Lincolnshire, the village beieg thrown into an uproar by • disgusting scene which took place noon the Viten adjoining the Base lon. A young man ebtaised • burst of beer at the Swats, and took it upon the green and broached it there. Havi ng ',dead a umber of Ewa, wentee, and children to partake of it, • moot disgraceful Geese followed, men lyiog about in every direction drunk and incapable of moving. while others stripped them of their clothes in • most shameful m. end by their swearing and Omene haulage, made It intioseible for any digest person to pus without horror and disgust. These precutting. lasted many hour*, until the polio' interfered. It ia said that the first ptirted list of person. who have taken out game certificates in the toasty of Leicester for the present year will exhibit the name of a lady who has done so, and has taken to sportier in right earnest style. She has the honour to live as housekeeper in the service of a venerable clergyman, and by her skill materially assists in finial, the larder, which has always been celebrated for its prehisles. The exact number of head of game which fell to her gun es the two first days are the came es the number of summon which hese rolled over her held—namely, eaves and a half hues of birds, • quartets of hares, and the same ember of rabbits. A few nights ago the counting-house of the Nat West Provincial Bask, Cross enlist, Patetismo' wee catered by thieves, who sueseded la lading only i fs. is money, which they took away. The cult taken in the curse of the day had been removed to a secure place ; and from 31. to 4/. worth of fourpeuty pieces would appear to have been overlooked, or probably were not taken. last the possession of nth a queenly might hen led to detection. The bead of so animal somewhat resembling that of • rhinoceros, was found on little Heiden, sear 'Pilo ineeth, a few •lays since by a person named Hayman, who sold it for a true to a hawker of combs. It has a large horn projecting from the forehead, and some of the jaw tooth measure twelve litchis is circa nferenat. It has been depo sited la the Teignmouth Atheneum for the impieties of the curious. and many have availed themselves of the privilege. The animal is supposed to hays been amphibious, and the heed to be inwards of 2,000 years old. FRENCH COTTAGE OREES.-4 was tooth pleased with some nuelrereated villas and cottage orate which I sew at Perry and Auteuil, la which a highly picturesque afford wee produced by the employment of black end red brick and stout without any elaborate duorstloe. Some of these were is the late domcstie Preach Gothic style—a style peculiarly adapted, I think, for modes reeldeactin, nod of which these are numerous spuds's. exiting la good pre servation. Its adoption sad introduction to this country would give our mere element for those new cembinatioas et known fame whisks must beeeefarth is arshitestore take the pleas of selgisallty.—Ths Desikler. 7, 88 88 •1 z • 0 %di' •1 •4 OS OS II Uzi SI U II Si 'I OS Si 8, 1885. MONEY MARKET-THIS' DAY. Two o'CLooi. Thu English funds are again a shade firmer today, the intelligence from the seat of war being more favourably regarded. Consols are qaoted 90/ for money and 901 for the 12'h Oat. The New Three per Cents. Reduced (shut) have been dealt in at 911; the New Three per Cents. (shut) at 911 to 921; Ex chequer Bonds, at 1001 to ; India Bonds at 295. prem. ; and the June Exchequer Bills at 10s. to 14e. prem. The foreign stock market is quiet. Turkish secu rities are a trifle flatter, at 921 to 93/ for the Six per Cents., and 11 to 11 prem. for the New Four per Cent. Scrip. Mexican is quoted 211 to 22; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 19: to 1. Chilian Six per Cents. have been dealt in at 105; Sardinian Five per Cents. at 851; Spanish Passive Bonds at 41; the Committee's Certificates at 41 per cent.; French scrip at 2 prem.; and Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 981. The corn market continues firm, and yesterday an advance of ls. to 2s. per quarter over last Monday's rates was in some cues realised. The supply of home grown corn at market continues small. The imports of foreign into London this week, however, amount to 12,720 qrs. of wheat ; 11,440 of barley, 47,910 of oats, and 4,500 sacks of flour. A large business has again been done in floating cargoes, and only two cargoes of wheat remain on sale off the coast. Only three cargoes of wheat and five of Indian corn are reported arrived off the coast since last Friday week. Rye continues in demand for the Continent. Advices from St. Petersburg to the 30th ult. quote the exchange of London at 38 3-113 to 6-18 d. About 300 casks of tallow had been taken for transmission westward. These advice report a transaction between a dealer in Bt. Petersburg and an eminent Russian capitalist, by which the latter advances money on 7.000 casks of tallow bought by the former some time since in the interior and now arriving at St. Petersburg. It does nct appear whether the dealer in question intends to consign this tallow, or to hold it in St. Petersburg, but it is said that his purchases are based upon a belief that next season's supply of tallow will be a short one. The Emigration Commissioners will receive ten ders on the 13th instant for the hire of two ships, to proceed respectively to Melbourne and Adelaide, and to be ready to receive passengers between the Ist and 9th of November. 'the Admiralty will receive tenders on the 11th instant for the conveyance from Liverpool of about 2,160 tons of stores (timber) to Balalriava. The vessels must be quite ready to receive the stores, and be tendered at a rate per ton for the quantity of stores delivered. The steamers Black Diamond, Northum berland, and Alice Jackson have been engaged by the Admiralty as regular transports. The half-yearly meeting of the Aberdeen Railway Company is called for the 19th instant, in London, at which will be considered the propriety of amalga mating with the Scottish Midland Junction Railway Com A pa. spe ny cial general meeting of the Electric Power Light and Colour Company is called for the 14th inst., with reference to bringing the company within the provisions of the Limited Liability Act. The Canada Land Company's shares were again in great demand yesterday, and rose nearly 101. per share, being quoted 150 to 155, with only 321. 10v. paid. 'Van Diemen's Land shares were also better. Bank shares showed steadiness. The stock of the Bank of British North America was quoted about 11. higher. General Screw Steam shares were dealt in IA 15/ "ex all;" and Peninsular and Oriental Steam at 691 to The following weekly summery of the produce msrket is extracted from the circular of Messrs. W. J. and IL Thompson : The colonial markets have been rather quiet during the week until to-day, when more firmness was apparent. The public sales of sugar went off without spirit, and there was less disposition to purchase, but to-day the sales have gone off well at full quotations. The f ble nsult of the Dutch coffee sales, held on the 3al and 6th fastest, at which the whole quantity offered was sold at the full valua tions for good ordinary, and at 2 to 3 cents. advance for preferable qualities, has mused a better demand here, end Native Ceylon has beets sold at 495. 6d., at which rate there are still buyers; in Plantation sorts very little has been dose. Black pepper has realised it told. per lb. advance. Saltpetre has been rather dull of sale, and some trinteations have occurred at rates in favour of the buyers. In rice a good business has been done at previous quotations. A large quantity of tea has changed hands at about former rates. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, Sept. 1, when compared with the previous return, shows the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active 20,104.630 'Bereave 62,415 Public deposits 7,267.969 Increase 296.144 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 13,031,088 Increase 6,924 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bills 979,861 Demean 17,314 The Rest The Reserve (vie., notes and coin in banking department) The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view : Public deposits famine.. £296,144 Other deposits decreue Notes awl bills in circulation increase 45,101 lest increase.. 301,374 On the other side of the accouat : Governmetn* securities increase Other securities Coin and bullion decrease 666,869 L 576,81 Total The seriooe changes here exhibited, including more especially the decrease of 606,8691. in the bullion, the increase of 866.7631. in tt.e private securities, sod the decrease of 689,2841. in the reserve of notes and coin, go far towards explaining the rise in the Bank rate of discount. The alterations in the next return are ex pected to be similar in tendency. BARB OF ZNOLAND.—An Awl &h Vle., e. 32, for the week mull ISMS DM Nettle baked ...... ....522.368,010 count, pursuant to the Aet TIE and ding on Saturday, Sept. 1, 1655. PAILTIIIIST. Government Debt.— . 111,018,1^C Giber Securities ... 1.984,900 Uold Coin and Suakin 14.388,010 Sliver Bullion C~~CI~Y Proprietors' Capital Rost .. 3.628.74 Public Deposita (lack& EsehN., Say. Banks, Commis. of Sodom! Debi. sad DIE. Aosta.) 7.'1.47.969 Other Depoilta 11!09t018 SorandAy stodotbarbtlis 1.70,561 /..37,627.661 Sept. 6. 1856. ...so . verri n l;:eet Seruritl.n iinclud.Dead Weight Annuity) . 03.031M8 Other Securities Notes .. .. ... . 0 old and ilUcer Coln 571.10.3 t 37.627.561 J. R. LLSZY, Deputy FRIDAY EVENING. The English stock market hassi;eni increased firmness to-day, and a further recovery of 3 per cent. has been established. The appearance of the corn market is not tavourable, and some adverse features will probably be presented by the two next returns of the Bank of England ; bet, nevertheless, little disposition has been evinced to offer stock to- day. The discount market is quieter, but the rates are not below the Bank of England minimum of 4 per cent. It is believed that a very large amount of business has been done at the Bank this week. 'floe London and Westminster Bank and Commercial Bank have raised the rate allowed for money on de posit to 3 per cent. At Paris to-day the Three per Cent. Bente§ closed the same as yesterday, whilst the final quotation of the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. was reported by tele graph at 92 ex coupon. After making allowance for the deduction of the dividend, this price exhibits a decline from yesterday's range. At Vienna the exchange on London has receded from 11.11 to 11.9, but the premium on gold is rather higher, at 214 per cent., and that on silver, at 171 per cent. At Frank fort and Hamburg Spanish Bonds have experienced an improvement. Console for the 12th October owned and closed at 901 to 4, the intermediate variation consisting only of a decline to 904 to 4. For money the closing quotation was 904 to t. The official business i mport is as follows :—Three per Cent. Console, for money, 904,4, 4, # ; ditto, for account, 12th Oct.. 904, 904. New Three per Cents., 924, 914, 924. Thirty years' 5,924 666,753 21 tlis: 32 Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 3t, 3 13-16. Three-and-a-Ralf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, payable in 1858, 1001; ditto, 1859, 1001. Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860 (shut), 4. Exchequer Bunt!. were last quoted 1001 to;. The March Exchequer Dills were dealt in at 10s. to 14s. prem., and the Juno at 105. to 13s. prem. The transfer boas are now shut for the various government stocks upon which the half-yearly divi dends fall doe on the 10th Oct. The foreign stock market was steady. Turkish Six per Cents. stele quiet, and closed at 93 to 1. The scrip of the New Four per Cent. Guaranteed loan we. more inquired for, and advanced to 11 to 11 prem. French scrip left off 2 to 21 prem. Spanish Bonds were in demand, and better. In response to the higher quotations reported 1= the Continent, abet influenced by the rise in the rates of money on this side, the foreign exchanges this afternoon were generally rather better. The t rates are annexed, viz. :—On Paris, at short, 25.10 to 171; ditto, three months, 25.40 to 421 ; Am sterdam short, 11.161 to 1; ditto, three months, 11.18 to 1; lismborg, 13.81 to 81; Frankfort, 1181 tot; Vienna, 11.30 to 32; and Trieste, 11.32 to 34. Notwithstanding the improved appearance of the foreign exchanges, the demand for gold for exporta tion continued tc.day, and some additional parcels were taken from the Bank. LONDON COURSE OF EXCIIA.NOE.—Sarr. 7. ----- - - litlls and M. Mew. Time. Priem es negotiated this day. Amsterdam per C S Months 118. 181erv.... 111. la4stv. Ditto Rotterdam Antwerp Bramela „ „ • Stsfr. 350. .. 2611. Mite. Henthers and Altona ,„, lhoes. bead. IStnes. 41mak. ea. Petersburg per ruble ~ 351 ... 331 Paris ........ Ditto „ 3 Months 25tr. 10e. ... 25tr. 1210. • Marseilles Pranktoraon.the-Mainerm £lO :11216 kr. ... 11846. hr. Vienna (efteeties) per 4: , 116. 30kr. ... 118. Mkr. :, Triage Madrid Calls 50 pence ... 501 pear( Bilbao .l OP 50 perm ... 19 pone Bareekrea fiia lietir lit PI 50 pence ... 19 peso, ' Wearer Leghorn Or 291 r. 90e. ... 2,1 r. 93e. It Ornoe ,, „ 151 r. 15c. .. .151r. SON Naples per e ...t . 141 penes ... 11 pence Pa.errne par cti..e . 1221 pence .. 1321 pmts 31.erion „ „ 162 pesos ... 1321 mare Liebtm.........per militi`,ldayi nate 53 panes .. 63 pence °mete New Yak re, dirsgaht 16 seem .. 14 penes Lie Janeiro MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooK. The gold mining shares remain quite without movement. lo other foreign and colonial mining stocks not a single transaction is officially reported to-day. Annexed is the Alining Exchange official list at yesterday's sales: Alfred Cossols, 12. 12k, 118, • Condurrow, 120, 125 ; Gilmer, 6. 3} ; Heed, r, 51. e. g ; North Baasot 29 ; Ross i +erne. 265, 260. 250, 255 ; W heal Meg Ann, 371. 40, 371, 38 ; Wheal Trelemny, 221.25 ; Wheel Grenville, 3. COMMERCbiL AND MARKETS, TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market i. firm to ooy at the following quotations, wiz —Town tallow, Rs 91. nett cash ; Peterrburg Y.C. on the spot, 68.. ; October to December, 675. 9J. to 58s. 94 Ancirr AVIRACIES —Town Tallow, 60s. 34 ; fat by ditto, 3 .. 2}d.; :I ,w Russian, 69.. 64.; melted stuff, 44c; rough ditto, Zia. Gl. ; tathw eraser, 12..; pod Jugs, is. COVENT GARDEN MARKET.-THIS DAY. Good Peaches and Nectarines from open walls are now rushing their appearance. Apricots are abundant, sod en• cellent in quality. English Pine Apples are also well sup plied. Plums are plemiful, and Grupe' of excellent qua lity are abundant. A.plea and Pears are furnished in considerable quantitiee. Kent Filberts are cowing in plentifully; *Ley sli-o from 40.. to 50.. rer 1001 be. Oranges fetch from 12a. to 20e. per 100. Potatoes are plentifully suorlied. Lettuces realise (nail 61. to 9d. per score. Cut Flowers resist of Passion Flowers, Helio trope", Eupnorhiss, Verbena., Carnations, Cyclamens, Chinese Primroeer, flcath., sod Rosen. iItUIT. KM Apples, per lb., Ss to 6s - Grapes, per lb, Is 6d to + s Ye.,oneit, per des, to to 65 Nectarines, dir , Is to 40 G-tiengsges, per punnet, le to 2s per Mere, 75 to Pro ]felons, rich, Is to 5s Pears, Jargonell,perdos ,fdtoleed per Pall neve, 1s to As Apri ots, per due., 6d to 234 d figs, per &Is., Is 6d to is Pdbetts, per doz. Ls., 3s to Gs Cullalowers. per dor., 41 4., de - - French Beaty% per Lot mete, to 24 Peso, per bushel, 4r 0.1 to es Od Potatoes, per tun, 40s to : , .5s per ewt., 3s rad to Se per bugt., Is to SF Carrots, p. bunch, 4d to 611 Turnip+, do., :d to 4d Cucumbers, each, ad to le Tomatoes, p. putinet, let. 24 6d Spinach, per sieve, la to 2. Beet, per dos., Is to 2s Czzakper bun., is to Is 34 as, per di zi, Is to 6s p 12 bunzbes, 2afd to 4s Leeks, per bumk, 2U In id Vegetable Matrows, per dozes, 4d to Is Shallots, per lb, 44 to 64 Garlic, per lb., 6d to lid Lettuces, Cub., p. more, 9d te In , Co', per mute, late Is ad Small Ballads, p. pun., Id toed Morse Radish, per Di., Ss to 41 M ushrooms, net pnt.,l, Ed to 2.64 Parsley, per bunch, I.cl to lid Marjoram, per bunch, 2d to 3d Buil, per bunch, 2d to 3d Mist, green, do., 2d to 3d SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS I)AY. Pries* meadow bay, 100 s. to 1101. ; superior, llOs. to 1265. ; inferior, 70.. to 90s ; rowers, 80s. to 90. ; clover, 1004. to 1301.; second cut. 965. to 1281.; straw, 27.. to 30j. HOP MARKET.—The hop accounts from Kent, Susie:, and Worcesienbire, of this year'. growth, are so satisfactory that the customary services of these eentlemea whim business it is to chronicle the prolific diseases tr, which this variable plant is liable, are this year die:meted with, for ant even with a magnifying glass can either honey dew, mould, flea, lin-, or other vermin, be <hauled. Even the few strong winds we have had have failed to disturb the perpendicular of the bop pole, so closely entwined and adorned wit't festoons of the strong and healthy bine. Picking is now general, end would have been s, many days ago, it the lateness , f the harvest bad not rendered it diffi cult to procure pickers ; but, should the weather continue fine, the delay will do no harm, and the result will not only be gratifying to the growers, but to the consumers, who, in addition to the high price of malt, have bad this lut year to pay so dearly for this valuable in gredient in the making of good wholesome beer. There is little doubt but that the duty will realise nearly 300,0001.--even in Worcastanhire it Ia laid at 39,0001.; bat we do not anticipate that the prices will hear a fair propor tion to the vast growth, for, ea the present crop is unutuelly clean and sound, and as it bids fair to be gathered in good condition, the fine quality will, no doubt, for come time to come, ensure a very ucthe markers, especially as there is no old stock of any value on hand, and the foreign import, have so considerably Ghee off, so that we may Ireton on large purchases be ng mode both by consumers and spine lators. But, aft 'r paying 211. for good hops, consumers will not object to pay 41. is. per cwt.; and we venture to predict, should the picking be concluded during the fine weather, that there will be no difficulty in obtaining them at that price. A great many women are now employed picking at le. 31. per day, about double what they have previously received; indeed, there is now employ for all wi:Vans industriously EAST ANOLIAN.—The report of the Directors of this Company 'Wes that the revenue for the half year end• ing 30th June last amounted to 23,0141., being an increase of 4,4961. over the oirresponding period of 1853. The net banter, after deducting expenses and the interest on blade and A shares, amounts to 3,4601. This will admit of inte nse at the rate of 51. 15s. per cent. per annum on the B stock, leaving a small balance of 101. Robert Hill, se well known in the sporting world as the trainer of Voltig,.ur, and the 'winch believer i m Lightfoot, died at Northallertnn en Sunday week, aged 63. He was pensioned i fl by Lord Zetland in June, 1851, short y after the great Tort match, and ham since then brought no horses to the poet. COMMISSARIAT OFFICERS IN TIIE EAST.—When the last accounts left the Crimes, leave of aim nee bad beta granted, on the recommendation of medical boards, to Commissariat-clerk Penner., to proceed 'a England ; to Commitvariat clerk Uniacke, to the 10th of September, to remain on board the Dunbar ; to Civil Burgeon amok... to the s;h of September, to go to sea; and to DoulysOrd name Storekeeper G. Munro, to the 16th of September, to go on board ship.—f;iv.l Service Gazette. APOTHECARIES' lisu..—Names of gentlemen who pawed their examination in the science and practice of medicine, and received certificates to ',merit.. on Thursday, Sept. 8, 1855:—Arthur Stedman, Great B khans, Surrey; Samuel Thomas Jegibeutt, Birmingham ; John Robert Re.' hertson, Felton, Northumberland ; Edmund Poulter Bur- , rows, Christchurch, Manta ; Robert Carr Pinker, Berwick aria-Twosd. An affray has occurred on the grenade of Wyriey Birch, Eier ,at Wrothem. A party of poach , * being met by the keeper, Palmer, and an mistime, a sniff tout place, which led to a uvare sessalt elm Palmer with flint stones, by which be was " unsullied," and now lies with several severe wounds in the bead. Mr. W. P. Stanley, of Peterboro', has been again mseeneful at the XI Al Irish Society's Show at Carlow, ; having lama awarded 10/. for the best turnip and manure drill, 81. for the best corn ant seed drill, 81. for the beet :armor's steam cooking apparatus for cattle, 61 for the best malt and linseed crusher, 51 for the best skim pl.:ugh, and 61. for the Cambridge rell with Stanley's patent scrapers. A gang of burglars who had made an incursion : into Eases, and plundered houses at Hatfield, Wantons- , worth, Ivor, and other places, have been apprehended by • Inspector English, of the Hertfordshire police, and a gam ; tity ofjewellary and plate, tt s p:odum of the robberies , has been discovered. 1 I BLES. V 1 fa I Pi ells die zd • 1