The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-06 00:00:00

SPAIN. A bot t iit from Madrid of the 30th ult., in the 00118 , ".entionnel, says "The French in this city, haw . ing inserted, a few days ago, a malevolent article CA England, on the occasion of the visit of the Queen to Paris, Mr. Otway, English chargé d'affaires, com plained to the Minister of Foreign Affairs on the subject ; but the matter has been dropped, in canoe- ' quince of the journalist baying yererda7 published I explanations :n which he disavows any intentkn of ' offending the Queen or the people of England." The Madrid journal, of the 31st ult.have arrive& They announce that the ones famous Herald* is about tors-appear. The committee of the Junta on tariffs, specially charged to make a report on cotton tissues, bad held several deliberations. It is said that the Minitter of Finance intend, to present a measure to the Cortes for the definitive regulation of the debt immediately after their meeting. A letter of the Ist says that the democratic party in °albeit had held a meeting at Colds. de Reis, which was attended by several deputies of the Cortes, for the purpose of discussing what line of policy it is to follow under exist ing circumstances, and especially in the event of the Doke de la Victoria quitting the government. In other provinces, and especially in Valencia and &tetraethyl', the democratic party has lately dis played coosideraVe activity. The government is keeping a strict watch on the movements of the party, and is determined to act energetically against it, in the event of its being guilty of any illegality. , A small Carliat band his appeared near Tarragon, and Marshal O'Donnell's brigade, which was on the march from Burgos to Madrid, has received orders to occupy Medina Cali, an important strategic pod lion in Airmen. The following is by telegraph : " Madrid, 3rd.—A report that General Zapatro was to be replaced is unfounded. The government is satisfied with his services. The receipts of the Trea sury during the month of July were good." PIEDMONT. The Archbishop of Cbambery has issued a circular to the curates of his diocese, praising them for having hitherto abstained from accepting the half-yearly sum now due to them from the ecclesiastical fund result iog from the suppression of convents, but at the same time informing them that, as that fund in reality belongs to the church, the Pope has been pleased to snow them to receive it henceforward, on condition of their accepting any augmentation thereof, and of their declaring, each time on receiving it, that they only accept It with permission of the Holy See. The archbishop concludes with declaring that, in au thorising the acceptance, he by no means supports or countenances what has been done ageinet the rights of the church. RUMOURS OF NEGOTIATION. The Nord of Brussels says: "If we may interpret in a pacific sense the returning activity of diploma tists, all hope of an arrangement is not lost. M. de Bourqueney and Prince Gortchakoff passed the whole morning of the 30th ult. together in conference with Count Boot at Vienna. The Vienna Cabinet has al-' ready replied to the last circular of Count Nasselrode, the existence of which is now out of doubt. The communications which take place between Austria and Prussia give reason to believe that the German Powers will end by agreeing upon a political pro gramme, which they wilt be able to oppose to the belligerent parties who may be tempted to extend the war beyond the object for which it was ostensibly undertaken." The following is an extract of a commercial letter from Vera Crsz: Vera Cruz, August 8. The releases suffered by the covernment is the south, sad et Mesterei, han ►ea eoadrasti ; sad it wee thought that t►e Promiselodes wield attach Geadelezers. . . By letters from Tam*o we ham advise that Tula and 110~itail bed prosoneeest against rmernment, interrapt hog the tonstannication binaries Tammieelled OS interior. The revolutionary party whisk appeared a meth sines M Owasva, Cordova, as. tbongh driven away from the said plum, has re-apisared in not insisniimat aumben, aid well armed, menpylaig tie Lek toad WINOS this, Ormava, and Jalapa. mmeadeig emipmeleeeles the mumeruniestion. flo far they WI sely istokad Ma mil ebbs stet cat mules, I. order to abstract tbie segal mettipishorm; bit yester day'. wadi, it sprat% bad bras aloppoi taw as five lesitme from this, and not albrand to prosbbl—dds b impede say . . sosseaualiation with fiesta Asia — 's parties. The telegraph is equally laterropted. The Coadasts, from lassies, bad arrived with about 1,500.000 dole., a few dip slaw. at Peseta Naefosal.wbere it ntosaleed to await reinforcements of troops from Perot. sad Pueblo. It is espected to reach this the sad of the week. Altheogh the Promiselades stay attack the troops which sesonspeny the Coadneta, we are of opinion that they will sot stain their sass' by interfering with the newsy, whisk is private property. ♦ chugs of gevsrasent may be the eonsegaeree of the rapid progress of the reiroladoa. We patiently wait the wane of *vests. _ _ The Royal Keil .teaser, es the ith last., took from Vei Crux about 200,00 u dote.—oose for dividend& WORKING OF Till FRIINDLY SOCIETIES ACT OF Last limatox.—At the meet's, of the Oatmeal Annuity Madoweaeat Association, held. on Tuesday, at the London Tavern, far the purpose of altering their bye laws, in con formity with the provisions of the recent set of parliament, allow's, friendly societies • wider sphere of investment than heretofore, the thallium, Mr. George Pauly Parkin, stated that it was the opinios of Six Alexander Spearman, the Comptroll:r General of the Natioaal Debt.oflion, that by ova of the cleaves of the act a friendly society, after withdrawing a deposit out of the hands of the Comintisslotien for the Re audios of the Natioaal Debt, would not have the privilege of ever again makieg a deposit with them. He added, that all suck societies might sow hivest their funds in pre• forestial stook, sad perhaps in ettek guaranteed by this East ladle Company, bat sot in joint -Meek skates of any Wad. We find (nays the Brighton Gaulle) that the de mand for houses this year is anon an equality with former souses, enterithetecting anticipated drawbacks from the effects of the war. Niehaus the war has affected Brighton to some extent. Raab seceseding year for some time put has brought as increased cumber of visitors; but that growing increase bee not best so apparent at present. Still, with regard to our lint rata bowel, we never aspect them to be Clod till autumn begins; end it is somewhat too early to 'onetime apes the prosperity of our season. Our foible*. stge columns are Bowies diminished, but in fact increase as for as arrivals are esseersed; and, from this circumstance, we augur favourably of the (stare. SUICIDE AT THE JUNIOR UNITED Suncis CLUB. —Yesterday it was Msoovered that the butler, Mr Charles those, had casuals& nniside, by hanging himself in the cellar or wash Is hard al the MOM The deceased had for the lest twenty palm Ikea eiaagated with the dub, sad had gradually risen as the whim be held at the time of his death. Durin,g Tuesday he bad amoplained of pain la the head and • g I depressioa of spirits, but nothing Mai- Whig • predispositio• to saki& was observed by his fel low-servants. At half-past tens lesiock he left them to go to bed, instead of which he mad base gone down to the seller and at one. banged lamest& Pecuniary einbarraaa. neat has, it is supposed, been the emus of the rash act. INQUEST Ott • GUNNER 111 TUE ROYAL HORSE ARTILLEIT.-0a Tunny as lefisiellt sou had at Caat.r bury on the body of John Lynch, aged 21, whose death wee alleged to have resulted from a push given him by the sergeant of his troop, Cornelius Reeves. On the 23rd eh. theca had ben • quarrel in one of the barrack teems, Reeves came la, and Lynch, who had not bout taking pert is the disturbance, immediately got up from his bed, and was walking out. Reeves, pushed him down, and in falling his bead struck against the iron trestles. The young man did sot at first pay any 'nestles to the wound he thus received, bat seme days afterwards be obtained surgical advice. For some time he appeared to be doing well, bat the wound ultimately leek as unfavourable turn, and he died oa the 31st alt. Hs was !atrial on Saturday last, but is cease gorses of the rumours to whieh the affair had give rise, as order was obtained for the exhumation of the body, and the m ann legality was held. The investigation was adjosraed. - Wilts.—Yesterday morning, at a few minutes be ton three, a serious Ire broke out on the mashes of Mr. E. Mloliaol, rag merehant, Nos. 63 and tai, King-street, lfew Narth•rabd, and No. 1, Tonne, New Noefolk-street Very seasidereble damage was dose before the energetic tabours of the dresses were crowned with names. The Mask in trod* and be chid Wuhan wen inured. Another itr• occurred ma the uses moning at the boom of a~Bose 'arum sad aspperplato primer, No. 6, t, Newgate-strost. The loss wee somewhat eon gide/able. A Mc' Dternicriox ter LAW.—Mr. George Joao', of the Foe iamb Shipl.y, append at the B ° ""dh Pelts* Genre ea Weilmoday, an a sommeas with Maned him with haying his WIN opea bathes I Velma ca the 19th 0 1 Aslant. gni kelgg " the Lard% Day." It was ohnond to by Mr. W. Wail, who appeared As the defendant, that the teim Usti Dar was a miimame amordiag ro the act of wt spelled "Iterhay;" sad the *Wow belett_ee*imml brae segietimee, the we we. dle• mired.—Weleohleihphis Obinith. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING §: INQURRT ON PEAROUS O'CONNOR. (THIS DAY). This morning Mr. Wakfey concluded, at the Prince Albert, Notting Hill, a lengthened investigation into the circumstances attending the death of the above well heroes chartist leader. Mass O'Connor, Me ter tf deoessed, was ezamined at great length. She oomplened of the treatment her brother bad received at a Dr. Take's at Chiswick, where she Waisted large quan tities of iatonsatieg liquors bad been administered to him. Bite bad got as order from the Court of Chancery for his nmoval to her residence, where be died on the 20th int. At a subsequent stage of the enquiry it spraared that the unfortunate Beadsmen had received the beet of treatment, and a letter from Dr. Cas ually was pat is in evideace to this effeeL The general ins pressioe was that although the Meer was actuated by the best of motives, the removal hastened death. Roger (noun or, nephew of the deceased, stated that he IS: had demanded the investigation in masequenes of bis it having been refund admission to his uncle after hie removal. gi Daring his residence at Dr. Take's he had seen him weekly. et He remised the kindest treatment. 84. ic The evidence of Dr. Clark showed that death was ceased 30 by • disease of long standieg, and the jary returned a C verdict accrrdingly. :41* TAB EARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION. ti Lut night a public _esMug sous held in Eider Sall, in aid of the objected this association; Mr. Meow I A of Tiptres.hall, presided ; sad then was a large attendance, 2 of members and other who sympathise with the move meat. le The CZATILMAX, la opening the bunion, said this so elety had now been in existence thirteen years, and it was ix, set to be denied that the mint beneficial results had fel- S. lowed its establishment. The queetiea it dealt with was • IL very ales se, depending is a grist degree on private opinion. It was cleat to him that tradesman% asa class, did t: sot, wader the existing hours of business, make the most Hi t of their employes, and that • certainUmited number of at hours a day, well employed, with a moderate toi amount of valuation, would be much more profitable than S when those boars of business were diffused ever a larger Ili interval of time. What he preached he practised. When s e t he was a young man, and had his fortune to push, he worked 30 vary hard ; but whin he came to employ others he found, as 10 • matter of profit to himself, that there was a proper limit ii. to be pat to the boars of labour. It was, however, difficult St. seavinee the public that it was desirable to do their 4 1 shopping in the middle of the day ; and it was only by public 23 emission and other kindred means, end not by act of perils- at Bent, that they could teach people to bay before sundown. is He coosidered the early dosing movement had gene on ton- 10 sweetly with ra il roads, steamboats, and literary insti.e does ;or rather perhaps it was the consequence of them. He a• was glad to find the funds of the society were in a nonfat 30 tory condition, and be hoped its friends would give a sub- 20 stantisl support te it until its objects were completely St . addeved. LILWALL, the secretary, then read the report of the 80 moulation for the last year, which, after adverting to the ll' Inumber of meetings held during the past twelve months in s the metropolis and the provinces in its aid, stated that t the feeling among employers for doing earlier St is summer was every day bosoming very general. 25 • great many houses I. connexion with the wholesale C drapery trade now caned at one, two, wad wanly any later FA , than tl.ree o'clock on Saturdays ; several of the wholesale to book firms dosed at two, three, and four o'clock, instead of to ems. se disease day ; different firms of leather merchants, IQ a porde' of the hop dealers, and Lloyd's, the Stock Es. 2 2, change, and many other establishments now suspended businne et 2 o'clock on Saturdays; and their example was et. being followed by persons in other trades. The society M. regretted to say that Sunday trading was still very 30 prevalent; but so long as the custom obtained of 33 . paying wigs" late on Saturdays, without anything like lo a sailcient amount of recreation throughout the 20 week, so long they would have • large amount 20 of Sunday trading and Sunday desecration. The BS result of the public meetings held, and other measures 2 3 taken by the society, had been such as to convince the r o ) manning committee that the cause they had in view was 50 steadily and sttisfaetorily progressing. The receipts of the ge society for the year, including a balance of 951. 14e. sd. at to the beginning of the year, amounted to 6551. 9s. 3d. ; and S the expenditure, in salaries, printing, rent of offioes. &e., was g2Bl . ISs. ; leaving a balance in hand of 361. Its. 3d. The report was unanimously adopted. ai. Several gentlemen addressed the meeting, and resolutions .. B s. were proposed end agreed to in aid of the purposes of the Resonation ; end the meeting separated with s vote of is thanks to the chairman, culled by acclamation. 9 TRAFFIC RETURNS. . i l l --...- Mks Pao. Mr- Total. Total le open. •• -.- doodles. 1865. 11t64. ~,, a 3O lg. R. 68.d24 1.5.!.. RAILWATL week " . memeire. ..ses ending Be lambert 1 30 160 Belfast and County Down Load= and NeethMietars ..... fill — 31 561 27.18;1 61.433 Lando.. and South Morten 13.860 3,702 17,5 7 1 da Maasster, South Jeareu sad Altenchens .. 756 98 851 Manchester. sussii, iiiii Li- 852 l e i° conlehlra ... 1711 3,030 Newport, iiiiis;iiiiii. i i ;;a, 0,139 9.069 8.719 Hereford HO 334 746 1 2 .,!* East Learhlre.". ••• • • • 93 3,756 3,666 7 341 6.1 2 1 el- Laminae and Tedoeldre llO4 23166 224130 St. Masehaelsr, lbsdlold. sal Lt 6 eoluskiro .. ...........,......... ini 3.939 9.138 9.069 Wee* and ficernsea 1,664 2189 6753 184125 10 We* mane Iteplinisiri. Baden and llMlsmona .. Work NAM impail 11l tfl Oaletkelan Wil 6.466 6.532 12,647 Itno I .i Wok summ i t. ; iii: HO AIM 9.Bdi 12.693 19 950 20 Oros. Nerdmen, .. Edinburg! soil Abadan and Ihnillek 11961 and Be. AMOK.. . 114 KT 790 1 1 Great Neoli . nreiiiiiia . ~... 7. 40 ' ' "2 3.276 111. 618 429 978 Bt. Meat an Munn 23. .._. Mann Aurenla (Plerans to P10t0.14/ 113 2091 IV THE CUDTTAX MIIRDEE.-APPREHENSION OF THE st. SIIPPOSID Muntsimmt. Last night, about half-post ten o'clock, His man Palls, the suspected murderer of Mrs. l e' Beckley, at Cndhans, was brought to the Greenwich polies. .0 station, baring been apprehended at Whitefield, in Glow. i t cestenhire, by Police•coostable Johnson, 108 R. He was A t. brought up by the Great Western Railway, and ( 1• 1 was sent from the above court to Bromley, where it is 20 aspic:hid he will undergo an examination this day. Pali. 14 had in his possession • bundle of clothe, which were in known to have been on Mrs. Beekley's bed. et On the let of September Count Buol gave a diplr • lea natio dieser, at which the Ambassadors of Russia, Greece, mid Sweden, as well as General Behmerling, were present. A HALE OLD AGE.—lwat week Isaac Plumb, 10 new in his hundrath year, walked half a mile to see his son ,„" respiog on the farm of Mr. Notrilt, of Outwell, when 1 the sight of the aro* made age Max and the youth de hundred harvests, with a sharp h ook, hops nap . twin a style so neat and easy, that all who sow him said, to "Well dose." Re was born is the adjoieing garish of up. 1 3 1 well, bet has lived is Outwell eight years, sad boos a very ft lewd-workieg man ; he always rose early, and rises now 16 el els o'clock is the 'moralist, and is vary healthy.—Bury Ps* so Tim GLENODE MASSACRE WARRANT.—It has been re ▪ gullies whether or not King William ever knowingly es gave the Imbues" *der for themes's* of the Macdonald" II 14 of Glisese, es& se attempt has beau wade to throw the odium sm his mideter, the Barl of Stair. This week, we i r s usdembsd, the royal warrant, with the sign sammal of rig King William, which had formerly bees in the archives of HO the Belietes family, bet somehow abstreeted loamy years 6 sty. had been reetovered. It was pet into the kande of C. D. Gsirdeer, Esq., conseissioser for the earl, sad has but a by him forwarded t Rdieburgh. We are sot in posessios of all the facts regarding tine warrant, bet we have boon ms premised farther information—Kslosonsock Journal. is RIME lit THE PRICE OF BREAD AND FLOUR.— ~.1 100 Yesterday throughout the metropolis a rise in the prim of ;I bread took plats of ,14. on the 41b. loaf, and a corresponding us incense in the pries or Sour. Be 4 THE WESTERN FISHEEIES —During the put week 1 2 the drift boats at Perdu have boss ;akin 400 to 900 pH- ; shards a night, besides hake. Gas boat succeeded is ag bringing sabers 3,000 of the former Bth, which sold at It 4d. IN per 100 of six Goose. At Newqsay one seine km nohow! is) about 103 hogsheads, which were told at 2s. 83. per Basket. 10 The mines at this place have enclosed the following queen- I ties respectively-200, 90, 300, and 70 hogsheads. At St. i m Agnes about 80 hogsheads were secured, and were sold at 24. 9d. pet basket. At Pevraa Perth the seises have taken 200, 100, and 110 hogsheads each, whisk reamed 2e 83. per books. At Nilsen. the eatable have varied from 1,000 to g 6,000, which have sold as le. IL to Is. 10d. per 120 BAILING 01 TEE GREAT BRITAIN.-011 Tuesday 19 aftersooe, at two o'clock, the screw steamship the Gnat U Britain, Lieut. Chapeau Wise, R.N., Admiralty agent, in 11 1 charge, left her moorings in the Mersey, and proceeded to see This " leviathan "of the deep has on board a very 4 precious freight—epwardo of 1.000 souls. Sias has taken p out SOO teas of projectiles-6.803 shells—besides 36 hate, * 22 berms, 44 ellows, and 881 rank sad ills, made up from Si detschmeets of the 4tb, 61s, est Bth Dragoon Guards; the I& 10 Bth sad 11th Hussars; tad Dragoon', 4th sad 13th Licht 23 Dragoons ; 17th Lances; Grenadier Guards, 9tb, 17th, 79th, 92nd, sad 94th regiments of the line. Capt. Bruce, of the 94th regime*, is thee:outmoding °Seer. The Great Britain calls at Gibraltar, to last Salem wad 214 nes of the 94th eel the ether Use regiments; at Malta, to lead 20 oaken of difftwest rettiosests stationed there; at Coutes ' hauls,* lead 1,600,0001. of the mew Turkish Loa, sad from theme she premeds to Selektive, where the cavalry, essisting of 12 Ake* sal 667 meg, with 22 home, will disembark. As General Croak, et the &Islas army, Ins, with the ether euperfor alone, Ones Monday afte rn oon, at the amp of bombe, to restive the Meg of the Belgium and the Meat di Flambee, be eaddealy uak haek os hG hone, sal Nth fell lifeless to the greeted. A it of un plug, hal endues& beauteous@ death. The ismssed ems Is NINO Isms SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cierm. Business in the railway share market to-day is doll, and little influence has as yet been examined os prices by the rise in the bask rats of discount. Great Western stock is a shade better, at 661 to ex die. Other stocks are quoted much the mme as they cloud yesterday. London and North-Western stock is voted 931 to 94 ; Midland, 68 to j ex div.; Lan cashire and Yorkshire, 81; to 1; South-Resters% 17t to 18 ex div.; Caledonians, 311 to I ; and Great Northern., 21! to 22 ex die. French lines show no change. Antwerp and Rot terdam shares are more offered. ii 14 ad 9 50 ad ale s2e 5 S4L 2 LL pat b lir.— N la id al I 101 II I 874 id 34 $43 an 30i fOi zd 3 4 It 33 3 7 3 $4l I 3 Par 171 7 SHAW. 92 94 100 101 $ 4 Si 61 13 1 1171 * as 66 112 zd 116 1191 d 100 111 id 104 . 1066.64 3 s 64 1004 96 104 116_ :is ii ii 101:d Id+ 1 id 10 101:d 73 74 id 19 10 xd 9i 10 id 14 15 :d Ms 196 , 11$1 zd id I Si I i M Sl} i 97f 94 3f Ite IN id 121 14 1 I Pss IST IS; 95 97 ad f f (Hs id di Si ssi 1 5 :1 zd :4 II Ili 4id i im• IN die ti ale id 101 107 zd 13 14 id i dls psr id 23i 14 100 102 ft 10 I. IS IS Si ps 3 IS die 2} II olls 2 i l e l e ob dm I pa In 1 2 6 07 In Sel 1$ 11 pa 24 244 2 laa 6 6 die 17 16 64 66 64_ W. , L t .P: 2 1 5.4 A 22 34 1 IA pa 100 102 116 11$ 116 120 107 A 1061 ISA 24 114 116 7 6pa 1 7 9 1 I N 34 #e j 12* 111 17 II II II I le Ifs si I 1$ 11 pe 8 4 I 1 IS pa - - II 1131 II 101 23 1 1 ei tua FAY,. 7$ llli 08135. # 1414 51 54 U 07 K Us ii ii 66 1141 Il Id all 3 THE POLICE COURTS. TiUB DAY. Lwoosi. Alfred Gamy woe charged by Itabemline 11, who said—l was with lay wife in bed, and RI wife upon going up stairs because there was a great Dohs, found that the defendant, who is a lodger of mine, had broken everythiog in the room. He Is a dreadfully troublesome person, and I can't get rid of khn by any saute, mad he was perfectly sober at the time. The oilier mid he found the plasm Is the room, and the prisoner acknowledged that he had broken the door and tits property. _ The prisoner —I WU tipsy, aad I thought my wire was Is the room. His wife said a bettor bulkhead could not be found than the sea at the bar; and she pulled oat the money to pay for the damps be bad dam with at greatest readiness. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. CO DITICTION OP ♦ NOTORIOUS DOGS MARM Cornelis' Foley, s sotoriou dog stealer, woo brought before Mr. Bingham, .barged with stealing a valuable New foundiaad dog, the property of Mr. Allison Bedford, was chandler, No. 113, New Boad•strset. The promoter doused, that about sight o'clock on the previous evening he wee standing inside his door, when a young man came end ialern.ed him that a man was tekiog away his dog. Prosecutor Immediately went into Brook street, where he sew the prisoner patting the dog, and giving it something from his hand, and be observed the dog licking it. The prisoner *ea patted the dog again, and by that time had got it as far as Booth MelleaMiset. The prisoner then put his hand fete his teat-peeket, sad took out a strap, and fastened it round the deg's auk, and commenced running up Booth Moltea•street wick the dog as bard as he could. He was penned and takes into custody. The prisoner, is defence, said he found the dog straying, sad he put the strap mind his neck, foe the purpose of taking cue of It, and sot with the Utilities of stealing the "hanninsal." Mr. Bingham inquired the value of the dog. The prosecutor said it was worth more than 101. Mr. Bingham said, upon the very clear evidence of the ease, he was of °pinks that prisoner must be committed to the Moue of Correct:es, under the second section of " Bishop's Act," for sit calendar months. SOUTHWARK. Axis Evens and Rebecca King, two young girh of my dirty appearance, were brought before Mr. Combs charged with assaulting nimbi Pindar, an intelligent young female, sad stealing her parasol. The proseentriz said she was walking along the South wark-bridge-road last evening, abuit saves o'clock, when the prisoner Evens ease up to her and snatched her hand kerchief away, saying that it was her property. King then earns up, and said "Let's have has parasol," and at the IMO Use snatched it away. Wh14141 caught hold of has and sad d to pt it away front her ; but they over powered her, and would have Gawped with her property, had not a polies (loanable some up, when they were enured. The Magistrate said heshould remand them until Monday, sad is the meantime farther inquiries could be made about this. He suspeeted some elder persoo must be concerned in the robbery, es it was sale of a daring end desperate doswiption. LAMBETH. ♦ VIOLIIIT George F. Dillon, a heicklayer's labourer, was charged with being drunk, and ;wilfully breaking font squares of glass at • house in Clapham Park, where he was employed, sad violently assaulting two police-constables. From the evidence adduced, it appeared that the prisoner had been discharged from his employment, when he soon after became drank, mounted the roof, demolished five squares of glass, and conducted himself in so estraordinary • manner, that it was a perfect mercy he had not tarobled off the roof and dashed himself to pieces. When taken into custody, and while on their way to the station-house, the prisoner committed a violent smolt on two constables. Mr. Elliott observed that the conduct was most ontrege ous, sad for the wilful damage he convicted him in a pe nalty of 205., or 20 daps; for the assault of the first constable, 30e., or ono month ; and for assaulting the second I sonstable, to be imprisoned for one month, without a fine. WORSHIP-STREET. ♦ MOTHS,. Sarah Jana, a wretched-looking worsts, with a fear• fatly attenuated Infest in her anus, was charged beton lir. Hansaill under the following circumstanced: Mutiny, 43 N, stated that while on duty yesterday after. noon between flu sad six o'clock, bit atusitioe was directed to a sub of persona in lioitoe, sad on mashies the spot he found the deteedaet very drunk and violent, clawing blea. dewily to the baby, who was screening as dumb is pain, while mural vogue were striving to take it (rem her, loudly suleissing against her meshy, se they bad some her drop du poor little thing on t►e stones three or four times. Strange to say, on emanation, it was totted no Wary had resulted that was apparent. With dielealty he conveyed the woman to the station before seaway punishment war inflated on her by those surrounding her. Mr. Haessull—What eon you say to this cruelty t Delbad►st—l'll mover do it 'gala ; join the pled(' ; do let se ge. Mr. Kitingll—ls that taut your owe ? Dotoodiat—Oh, yoo, rat its otothor ; it's fits mouths Mr. Hi 'Andres ? r, indeed; have you any a Delandleat—Ter, ire more mull ONO. The husband of the miserable woman mewed tits asses trate that she was so wedded to drink, as to render abortive every effort to rapport his family. Hanuni don't know what to do with such a nether, as you sabludtiagly call yoarrslf. However, you shall have a faith.r opportunity of radiating on your dudes to six young Waren, by pugs' kurtosis days In the Homes of Correction. THAMES. THE ITALIAN MUM AGAIN. This morning Kr. Ingham ordered aa advance of 30s. to the polies °Soar for the *apemen of preeeedieg to Folke- stone to apprehend the person seensed of opening and rob bing the Italian's box. 117110711 DIITINO. A mss named Morrie was lined 20i., and is default of payment tea days' imprisonment, for furious driving. He bad the care of a tram, and was driving at a furious rate in the neighbourhood of Upper East Stnithtleld, and to the groat danger of pamengen. He was very drank, and fell wader his homes, and wee remold by policeman 147 H front certain death. EXTENSIVE PLATE ROBBERY AT SIR GEORGE 's. This morning, information of a most mas sive burglary, and the carrying off of a large portal of plata from the redden.. of Sir George Hayter, No. 16, Slandford-square, wee seat round to the whole of the metropolitaa polies stades', together with a dsecriptioa of a 1114/1 who is very reassaably suspected to have bean the thief. It appears that on the caveats Thing en Tuesday mondeg last, they dhesvered that the plate chest sad many parts of the bones had hem ransacked. The pollee were called fa, sad a smelt was made, when it was found that moms* ether snicks curied of were trustees table meow, marked "H. C. H.," at silver des sert amens, eight tee spoons, marked ".J B. H.;' • silver an, ladle, marked " H.," crest :an eagle, tea slim wimp-labels, tourism green ivory-handled barer, thirteen slim forks, slit egg sups, bread-basket, toast-rack, chaise Who, alit egg spoons, •ad two pals softens:kers, all silver. The following is the descriptioa of the suspected bugles, who, hers appearames, mast have been secreted in the house awe the previous ameba :—Ap 40, Ave feet two imam high ; fair tramplesien, brows hair, sead7 whiskers, law errialled forehead, sad sash wee ; term oat his tams sad het when weals( ; dressed In a black mat, trousers, sad bat. The police an actively engaged la en deavouriag to trees the thief. ANOTHER ROBBERY OF PLAYS AND lIIIILLNIY. —Thissseralag infenastleo was given to tlie polies of Use porpotratios of a soot szteasive robbing et plate sad Jew. eller, front Use premises el Kr. Perrin, 3, Clinreligard.rew, Newington, duk.g the enema el the finally at dime es s.dy.vwiag last. Amongst the steles propene, is 31) sine opens marked J. A. awl I. M. P., several weenies, emir bozos, lneseloss, rings. and:3 diamond pins, ainenatiag in the lobate w several bombed pomade Talus. Naw ACT OW thnow Clime:cm—By as set of th• late sautes the peovieleaa which would 'spire at the end if the poem' moth, as to the heels! at peer mem sad Us a 1 serieee w m e Oa er et hue paupers, us esatlaueol as auk a maw jeer. ORDINARY MARRS AND MOM mi Lawan. $4 imberg., Notting., Bost W Gra heerioa al, tsire.Wolv.t dtourValley 2u4 CtirkauLtn. & Ms. Juno. el Do.Cbas.Steirk.3oMGlSl.C. n. Do. IW 001001 and Easter 100 adadoelaa all Metter sod Holyhead all Dark mad Bead= 40 Dahlia sad ballast lose. all Dyad., Yrth.,sodAberd 1 100 'Beet AROLA all Ditto (Ale B sod 114 J 1 Beaten Dainties 100 teeters Union, Mee A 100 Do. elan B. Do. 3404 100 teat Lancaohlre 100 ildiabargh sad= Jl !4.4llnbarah and ,100 Ithintaueh.Perth,Dsodee _ 1 '0.; 1 0 . . a;g7iiiro;Ziresteee .. ill Great Nora of tltcrtlitad 100 Great Ircualtura 100 De. A. Stook 100 Do. 8, Stack 100 Gt. Mouth. sad Weit.(lre ) WO ;test Woter!„.., ..... too Do. litoarValleyOn. et►. all Lancaster and Carlisle 141 Do. Tbirda Do. New Thirds 100 Lanosablre and Yorkshire Do. Went Buttes Won all London ud Birdman 101 l Loa., linabton, &Cola 100 Load. and ' , Aorta Wooten 16 Do. Fifths 54 Do.siO.k.,llLud&(6 ) 21 Do. Eialitha 100 London At Mouth Wotan 471 Do. SIO 30 Do. Z4O oU LootionderrykEholakillea 100 an& Illwf.k Limo's& oil Do. 1 Shares, No. 1 1 Mocropolitan, Now 100 Midland 100 Do. Blrm. and Derby Ts. :i;vryaTyris.;:lisisiel2 --- all Newry Warrenpoint3 gm 100 Norfolk _ 13 Do. New z 4 Nottlawa Comedies Catool 100 North Britian all North Devon, No. 1 all Do. A Deferred all Da. BOaarsatalil 100.0 N. Nentern—Bertlek 20 Do. Eitamalai 13 Do. G.N.E. Paro all Do. Leda 100 Do. Tack W Nardi Landau all _ Do. New 101. Shona 114 North Staflordaies aL NOttli Westera all Oxford, Wore., !Oh Statists °antral 150 40 - 511 - 0 Midland 100 dbropabira Uolas XlOO -0010 Devoe al, South Einem 103 lout! 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Itan.wai lendbell O and nned b Lerll7ll2ll 9 . 1 1 1. 0 4 " 11. . 171AisilakIL*;elent) aldudials I. , _hood le.Cmistsidt!):.. I QUM VeL tlesgalt• aniertigg' s) r IL Wes. lierwla Olessiner Deem Penn Nand to tit Marano) HtelltielbeslYork&Nltid Do. I shares (Mite) I Do. f stares (ditto) .. London end Grade& (lewd to Sloth Bute= Ditto Preference (ditto, LooftoaarAperCent to likaltak) t ~ fll ditto 6 per Cent . k utbend (lemedtoPtiok Cut Man n t ttr u litilatiotk Middleebro' and Becke kid r (leamdtottockth Dart) litidlmd Bradford (Midi.) Newmarket Barr &tell& mt. a per cent. (leased to Bentsen awakes) I TI I Wm b 4., I 10 5 NIL W N 100 101 11 12 133 137 4 i 41 27 29 11.9 108 id 12i 13 23 24 120 1231 id 2f ff 9! 94 ad i i Pm 67 N Si St 21gts tt 32 91 93 all all W t 91 26 I 2 PIA is it 2I 21 1 dim par 7t 4 21 Si pro Ii l i 14 21 23 6 6 41 41 161 Si I 67 59 4Cs r i 6 I b 17 174 ad S 4 p. 191 201 U 4 40 a dis iir - I pa& (lementoEso.Cotioties) PrestookWyre (kw Um. ntr.West.tt anetlYork) Royston, Birth* h Shop nth Stork (bated to Gnat Northern) Ihrewsbory and Hereford eered to Nir.T. Brew Sou (l th dratlardehire(leaord to Sr. liKkon) Rear Volley KY. 6 per et wilts t &menet (leered, to tart. Wolters) Araa Fria +Anglo Auetrallen Gold +Anglo Californium *Avatraliast Haden (GrandDueby;ot +Blaenavon Iron &Coal +BMW& Iron taraaluop.(tiaat3Lpm Do. Comes k Caleb/ Do. St. John Del Key tela.Cons.Min.Co.,Jani Cob:e Dapper +Colonial Gold CoOlaPo +Copper Minerva, Eat +Do. Pref. 7i per Cent. Fortuna ' Groat Nugget Vein Deg. +General Grad Pollootb Grt. Wheat Vor United Liberty +Worm Do. B. i Ludtanian +lllarigulta New Granada Nouveau Monde Pcatgibaod Silva Laud Poet Philip Quarts Rook sRbyaney Iron +Do. New 'Santiago de Cuba ledoutdAuatratian Uo Scrip . T u Zl.tted r Crit ica e o + Mein !West tlatiposi ...... .. t Trawl/table by JOINT ITO( Andraluta tat it,Cel.BuAliclukur4 iiii iii ~ .withAmerico' Chartered Beat of Asia Ditto.of lod.,Aus.kai. ►., Camerale of London Ees.&sot.k Aust.Cbart. Loudon Loo.Cliart.BankofA us t. MI DIM New M Leedom soil Musty be Umlaut labkile . p 0I Larks Mat Meek OM Lambe& lb Weembater 100 Vet. Pro,. atWad $0 "Fatima of 20 Now South Walla ZS Orieet. .Book Corporals. P. Ocilleiali of Irelnd • . Royal Aueralion Book• lag and o.lllmp.Co. South Aug/alio tinfoil of Australia Union of Undo% MISCELLA N 1 Australia Agricultural. Australian Ro7 al Mall Berlin Water works Britian Ainsrlcan lurid ent.lloll.lla.h WAD. Oasis. DerM...Jta.andJul) Palms — lZ — Prelansie Cleparlye!riverrevire j easiora IMesa Taispaph Omura Navtgattoc flemeslLLShipping Oria. his Screw Collier ' ilsolterramat Iteziass s Illt.drericar WatTc•Ti !Windom& Land. Po. Do. De.rr.et : Preas7i ' ;Writ; lift. Aggistaidar ,!forth of Europe diem.. ioneetal PeelltiverLandaddineral 10 Penlath Oriental Steam 501 Do New I Portland Iron Company lee Nord Mall Stem 1 Scottish Attar. Invietat I De. Now 15 @oath eneusliaa ad.. I I I Teleg. I Do. Do. Reetatered TrestlltLoanOn.of thew 1001 irsa Disuses bud r.Bp.Ct 110 134 91i 9 11l all 911 BANKS. Sal 91 94 all .0 Si 11l iii pi 110 i all -7. se 1 14 Al. ' 40 159 61 156 140 149 100 1144 115 611 1 all os blamer+ all 1/ 11 10 10 ir 12 12 MINES.-THIS DA Two o'Czocr.. The gold mining shares remain inactive, at nomi nally former prices. Great Polgooth shares have been dealt in at 21; and National Brazilian (Cocaes) at 31. Other Foreign and Colonial Mining stocks remain Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales: Lady Bertha, 325. 64., 36e., 315., 32a. 63. ; North Robert, 321 33 1; Pendandrea. 21; Romwerae, 26.5; South Tamar, 7 I-16, ; Sonnetize Consols, Q, 1 ; Trefoil., 101; West Sortriege, 7. , 7..61. , 8..; Wheal Grenville, 3; Wheal Kinv (Law), 421. We also hear of the following transactions in the Stock Exchange, viz. : BOSOMIP, 62; Vest Boat, 311; Trelawoey, 201; North Robert, 32, 33; Wheal Edward, 31; Mendip Huh, 2 ; Tiocrar, ; Devon Buller, 3; Sortridge Console, 61; Peodenetree, n. 1,3, 31; Lady Bertha, 30.., 325. 64., 365. ; Great Wheal Von, 16. . 63. ; East Sortridge, se. 6d. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS -THIS DAY. 81toca.—The character of the market is the mune as yesterday. The importers refase to take any lower prises, and are buying in largely at full prices, and most probably buyers will, as yesterday, take what they require after the sale, at last week's eurrent7. Refined quoted at yesterday's Prices ; brown lamps, bOa. 6d.; grocery. 51s. 64. to sfic Ild. Corral —The small public sale of St. Domingo went off well without altering general quotations. T.A.—This article continues in limited demand. Sexccerrau —7OO hags were offered sad chiefly sold ; roe fraction 81 to 41, 424.; ace lot, 421 . 6 d.; refraction 61, 39..61. to 40s ; refraction 71 to 81, bought in at 313.. to 384. 6d. Mon.—This article is less active than of late, but prices are fully supported. Rom —The demand has improved, proof Leeward, sold at 2s. 31d. to 2s. 5d., accordiog to quality. limas have sold steadily at previous rates. COTTON.—Prices are supported, with a limited business. In other articles ao material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY . The tallow market, after having advanced con.iderably daring the last few days, has become doll. Prises are quoted as follows :—Peterabern Y.C. on the spot, 68a, fallen ; October to Deoantber, 684., sells's. HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. B. J. Davis reports trade winos% alteration. Primo amadow bay, 100 s. to 110,.: superior, 1101. to 1265. la fortes, 70s. to 905.; rowan, No. to 90,.; clover. 100 .. to 18Ds.; almond oat, 965. to 1205.; straw, 270. to 325. REGISTRATION POE THE CITY OP LONDON, —The list of slaws and objections for the city of London bare bees published by Mr. Secondary Potter. Then is only one slain ssd 120 objections, among. t which !are the nano of Sir John Kinond (Eson, St. Janes s ne Pai). C. H. Frew's, Esq., M.P. ; C. Newdegate , Esq ., B. Rodgkiesee, and Sir C. P. Roney, aU of the Spectacle -1 makers' Coupsay, is which the restest samba of person see ettestei M. MONEY MARKET-THIS DAY. Two o'CLot,t. The directors of the Beak of England, at their weekly board to-day, have rallied their minimum rate : of discount from 31 to 4 per cent. 'llls announce ment, however, has produced very little effect upon prices in any department of the Stock Exchange. The English funds, after a temporary decline of 4 per cent., have returned to the closing range of yester day. Consols for money have only varied between 901 and 901, and arc now quoted 901 to ;;. For the 12th Oct. the present quotation is 901 to ~ The Three pet Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 911 to 911; the New Three per Cents. at 911 to 921 ; the New 30 years Annuities at 17 ; Exchequer Bonds, at 1001 to ; Exchequer Bills, March, at 10s. to 14s. prem. ; ditto, Juae, at 10e. to 13a. prem.; acd Indic Bonds at 24e. prem, The foreign stock market is dull. Turkish Six per Cents. have declined to 921 to 911; and the New. Four per Cent. Scrip to 1 to 11 prem. ; Mexican is quoted 211 to 22 ; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 181 to 191. French Strip, for which tomorrow is fixed se settling day, marks 2 prem. Russian Five per Cents. have been dealt in at fei ex div.; Granada Deferred, at 61 ; Eqnador, at 41; and Brazilian Old Five per Cents at 102 to 103. There is still a good demand for gold fur exporta tion to the continent, and, in the absence of adequate supplies, the stock of the precious metal in the Bank of England continues to be drawn upon. On Tuesday a oonsideraisle amount was withdrawn. Remittances on account of the Turkish loan and to pay for the large quantities of silver which continue to be drawn from the continent for exportation to India and China will naturally tend to prolong this drain. The corn market yesterday was firm at Monday's rates, and in some cases an advance of Is. per quarter was obtained. The farmers being busy, the supply of English grain at market is very light. The foreign arrivals of wheat into London since last Monday are small, comprising 5,900 quarters, but the imports of oats have amounted to no less than 23,850 quarters. An animated business is going forward is floating cargoes, and importers are firm. We understand that the late continental demand is in a great measure on account if North German ports, a good portion of the grain supplies of which, hitherto drawn from Russic, have been stopped by the Baltic blockade. Only a few floating cargoes have ed off the coast th:e week. At Amsterdam on Tuesday the exchange on London was quoted at 11.75 at short; at Berliu, 1118 ; ant at Hamburg, 13 5. The Admiralty have engaged the ships Tanjore, Madras, and Hastings for the conveyance of *ernes to Malta, Sierra Leone, and Ascension; end have ordered the Donna Anna, Prince Rupert, and Alice to be surveyed. An extraordinary general meeting of the Ardennes Railway Company is called for the 17th inst., at the offices of the Credit Mobilier Bank, in Paris, to de liberate upon a propos-d amalgamation." At the twelfth half-yearly meeting of the Railway Passengers Assurance Company, held yesterday, the half-year's income from premiums was ate ed at 4,5701., against 5,0941. during the corresponding period of last year. The amount received is 3 6801, making, with the balance from last half-year and the inte rest on investments, the sum of 6,454/. to the credit of revenue account. The disburse ments, including 1,3611. for compensation, amour t to 4,5151., leaving a balance of 1,9391., which, with the sum due from the Railway Clearinghouse and agents, forms the amount of 2,8291. From this the directors recommended the payment of interest on the paid-op capital, at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum, free of income tax. The decrees^ in the com pany's receipts is under the bead of periodical tickets, [ from which the chief income is derived. With a view to an extension of business, the directors propose to avail themselves of the power given in the Com pany's last act to insure against all accidental risks, of whatever description. It is hoped !hit this branca of business may be commenced by the Ist Januery. Meanwhile a call of 2s. 6d. per share has been made, payable by the sth October. The Canada Land Company's shares continue to rise. Oriental Gas, Electric Telegraph, and Nether lands Lend shares were flatter yesterday. The new S per cent. preference shares of this last named com pany are now placed on the official Fat, and aro quoted s die. to 1 prem. Bank of Aue'ralaria. and Union Bank of Australia shares were more offered, and flatter. The stock of the new City Bank has declined to 6 to 8 prem. Australian Iture I Mail Steam shares have been dealt in at 4? ; General Screw Steam at 151 to 16 ex div.; Peninsular and Oriental at 70; Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad 7 per cent. Income Bonds, Con. 1872, at 86; and Pennsylvania Central Ist Mortgage Bonds at 911 (exch. in each case, 4s. 6d.). Relative to the Rather market during the past month, Messrs. T. J. and T. Powell report us under: The leather trade hal been good during the past month. The requirements (or warlike purposes continue. and the tranuctit.ns have been consequently intensive. The prices obtained have varied according to the immediate or more remote necereity of leather for the army o Jen, but the quotations of the previous month bays been in all cases maintained, and en Mils aesthetic)... an advance has been made. The value of raw hides his been generally enhanced. At the public sales of the pat week I continental buyers added to the previously brisk demand, gad the value of the raw material has been not only tally kept up, but on most articles an advance his been establish. d. Market hides have improved in quality, and bavieg been much wanted, have advanced fully Id. per lb. The well flayed cows are le. each higher. Market calf rktite and market heese hides remain at our previous quotations. WIDNISIMAT EVININO. The English et* market continues heavy, and a iik further decline of i+ nt. was to-day established, sales being induced t he tightness of the money ce market, and by the a hension that the Bank of England will ere lon ise its rate of discount. In the Stock Exchange to-day the more prevalent im pression seemed to be that such a step will not be adopted at to-morrow's weekly board, but in many banking circles an opposite opinion was expressed. The pressure in the discount market incidental to the 4th of the month appears to have in some measure subsided, but money still meets with lull employ ment upon good short dated paper, at 31 per cent. and upwards, and it is believed that the Bank of Eng land must have obtained a considerable accession of discount business during the last few days. An ex pectation prevails that the two next returns of the Bank of England will present features the reverse of reassuring. At Pans today the French funds closed 1 to 1 per cent. lower than yesterday. At Vienna a more fa vourable feeling in the money market is indicated by a decline in the exchange on London from 12.12 to 12.9. Consols were first quoted 901 to 1 for money and to-morrow's settling, but had recovered at the close to 901 to 901. For the new account of the 12th October the closing quotation may be given at 904 to 1. The official business report is as follows: — Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 901, 4,1, I, 4; ditto, for account, 6th Sept., 901, 4, t, !,. Three per Cent. Reduced, 911 ' /, k, . New Three ire Cents., 92/, 91/. 921, 91/. Long A nnu ities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 4 1-16, 4 ; ditto, 30 years, Oct., 1839, 31. Three and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, loot, I, t ; ditto, 1859, 1001,,, 1. India Bonds. 265. prem. The new Five per Cents. were also dealt in at 117, and the new Thirty Years Annuities► expiring in ' 1885, at 17. ' Exchequer Bills were again rather flatter, and may be quoted at 10s. to 15s. prem. In sympathy with Console, the foreign suck market was rather flat in character, but not much change • took place in prices. Turkish Six per Cents. were 0 sold as low u 93, and the New Four per Cent. Scrip at 1 prem., but the price had recovered at the close to 931 to 1 for the former, and 11 to 14 prem. for the latter. In the scrip of the new French Loan transactions are recorded at 21 prim. for the Four-and a-Half per Cents. , and 2 preen . for th e I ' Three per Cents. Buenos Ayres Bonds mark 57. WRECI OF THE, SHIP MONTHOSE.—GOIHINEVHG, 13zre. 3.—The Moetreee, Abelin, Irom Lirorp. 01 . bound hither, struck on a sunken rock yesterday In coming up the river, and filled immediately; the wool it likely to be OWL 0 ,~ , 1 'I ~I ~ J { ' li ~ I. it f. ~~ 1~~ .I ', f A Id 13 on 24:16:61i1 10.00011 100,000 60,000 10.000 10,0666 7,114%. 80,000 ±:iil s;Ooc 2coot. 25.006 I 25,011. COM se,ooo so,ooe 10,' ot. 1 ??0i,4241;6731 60.0'41 u;aoi 61000 9,91 t 11111.1111 MANI iklis I !met 90,00. I WON CP 19 ii,iio! slims 1116,11 a 1 1 8 1 3 21 2 3 37 29 12 1 Is t 201 $5 26 42 42 52 54 39 34 4 404 72. 7 9 8 10 6 6i 24 I t ids Pte , d I II li 21 id 63; 70 04