The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-20 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. TDB DAY. -o , was Xi. Swim Caparrow. At IllesittiaaThed tbe wart, epos the application of Mr. lletleatiae, the are et Iseisib Mary JoUy, who stands limed with the sewer et bar ihether, Isabella JoUy, was pompom' math ant seethe. fbalsethe Maw, who wee spelt:ad in this sant yes terday stemma, sad Wiese ease will be head ia the Ultras el Iseserdey, the aide ladietted up& the sane Mileage, Ise °Mathias meaty by false pretences from*, Times lawman O. The Jury sequined bin. 111 W 0001TIsrou ML Jvmss CILOWDZI6 Hairy Watts. o agehataa. wu indicted for the *Uhl Beast of lush Wens. Mr. bodkin ud Mr. Clerk prosecuted, and Mr. Perry sect Mr. Prude defended. The bets of this same which Mr Bodkin opeSsi la the jury, am am of nisallaughter rather than murder, have been very reamtly hilly before the public. TM pima at the time of t h e eocusream kept • beor-sher is Spring-street,. Paddiagtoa, sad the deceased wenn,. MIMI was spina of as a' most exemplary abarsalmo was his wife. Ups. Saturday, the 14th el July, the primmer, who was dean, had bees &Sib tog kis son ter stone gleam whoa the demand blew bred, sad said that prima had better do his duty to Ma children, sad mad the boy to school. Upos this Obi prisoner Week her metal times with the ease, upon while she begat to cry, upon which be abused her and turned Mr out of ths bar. She this tried top upstairs, but he west sp before her, and ups her rushing Ms loading, he shim struck or pushed Ma &ma the stain, sad she fell to the bottom, and beanie partly faun sible. She was then takes late the moss of a ledger upon the posed bier end pieced opal the bed. The prisoner followed her I. sad spin illived her, but was finally Igoe out of tile room, sad the deceased remained them be about two holm, when, feeling better, she left the room and was misted upstairs into her bedroom. Stowe d;rectly afterwards a scream and a fall was Word, end spas the lodgers in the house plug upstairs they fouad her lying senselme,lind prisoner Musing her ; they spin lifted her:upon the bed, end tried to lump primmer from getting at her, but he succeeded, and repeat edly dragged her from the bed, and struck, kicked, sad boat her Mod shout the floor. He said she was busk, end net flt to Um, and that he would do for her. This conduct he pursued, it would appear, from the middle of the afternoon until late in the iambs, when the lodgers, finding that the poor creature was is s dying state, begged the prisoner to send for a doctor, but he refund, ad said she might die sad be d—d. Finally, a Dr. Ham was sent for. Prisoner abused Mk sad in his preemie again tried to ill-treat the poor lemma, who was ins dying state. Prisonertaid he would not let Dr. Rams Mead her, =deist one of his children to Dr. Forbes. Dr. Ham this got her into the bed, and left her in the are of the lodgers. The primmer then 'pia dressed her out of bed, shook her, beat, kicked, and pinched her. Finally Dr. Forbes cane, and from that time the prisoner was prevented tram spin assaulting her. Dr. Forbes found her quite lasessible, in which state she remained until Monday night, when alum died. [TM ease had not concluded whoa we went to press.] THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. WORSHIP-STREET. ♦ SAD lIIISBAND. Gorge Sims, a labourer at the Docks, was charged with the following scandalous conduct towards his wife sad daughter: From the statement of both the complainants, it appeared that the defendant was in the constant practice of returning Dame at eight la a state of misehievoue drunkeoaeu, and destreylag over/ attempt he could perceive they were task ing to Nun their own susteuasee, his wife being a launders and his:daughter a sem:lstreee. Oa all oceasions he studiouly avoided laying heads epos them, observing that he should not relish a six maths' imprisonment. Lut night, however, be rather overstepped these bounds by threatening the life of the former with a table knife, which the narrowly escaped from, and threw herself into the hands of th e pollee. The daughter in tears exhibited as expensive silk dress entrusted to her for making, which hal been torn to pleats by the defendant. The defendant seta if he was forgiven now Ile would for swore? drink for ever. Mr. liammill said he most find good bail in two san• tire to keep the peace for a twelve-month. and directed flat aompeneation should be afforded frea the pooa•boz to pay *a the damaged silk. @L• TION TO Thom Copp6,ll, spd 34, raiding at 11, Little George- West, Reaspitemd.read, was charged ea suspicion of being a deserter bola the 6th, or Royal Ultras, Militia, eta rimed at Uxbridge. The pitman is delouse said that he wee oa farlesgh foe two days, aid while proceeding woes the Repat'e.park la had • 6t, aid wee taloa to the Marylebose laarmary, sad was ao ill that he was detained there for seers day• Whoa he left the doctor gave him a certificate, aud told his to take ears of himself, sad la proof of that he produced a paper signed by the doctor of 'he inarinery. gatioasagistrate said he would have inquiries t--Ae into rut awe, and for that purpose remanded bin for av. ok. It be had set predated the certiacite he should Gaye seat his to the Hope of Correetioc. Alia anvo►, another destrtsr from the sumo regiment, wet laid 104 ead in default committed to the Home of Coerostiam foe aair ealoadar month, with hard labour. WESTMINSTER. .09.111110i1l AMAMI' PT ♦ WAN ON 1118 Wll2. Thomas Todd, • ee•l-meter, No. 33, New Peterstreet, Wenalloster, wei planed et the bar before Mr. Paynter, by Policemen Millimen, B, 95, charged with assaulting Marie Todd, hie wife, by violently strikieg her, so that her life is de•ger. The - Cosstable stated that, between 11 and 12 o'clock last sight, he received information that the primer bad son. silted a Meet ♦lolest assault upon his wife. He went in Minh of him, when, on taking him Into custody, witness told him that he was charged with iufficting a serious welled on his wife, by kicking her. Prisoner observed that keenly pushed his wife. Witness took her to the Westssis star Hospital, which iastitntion she is usable to ham, in toawiaeaa of the severe injuries she has sustained. This prises,/ observed that big wife had en old wound, from which she suffered the loss of blood, and which arose os her cosesement, els years ago. The Oman was rawnaded. SOUTHWARK. at ♦ szawss's Dzwricas. lamoiNicaasen, a drannia, is the employ of Mims. Seenter, Wicking, and 'inner, was cltargedwith erabenlieg arias am of money belonging to his employers. Mr. Workman, cashier is the prosentx's service, !stated that the prima woe cm of :their &smelt, and had 265. a week, besides perqubites. It war his duty to carry out beer said nada the mosey from the customer*, which he ought to pay oar to witness every evening. Witness bad recently Mood that the prisoaer bad not paid over sums of money that be molly did, esosequently, he made anthills among the sustains, sad assertaind that he had received large suss of money, sad had sot anointed for them. He em. Molested with the promoters immediately, and the pri- Mer me rakes Tats *melody. Mr. Cesibe—Well, I shall remand him until Wedanday. LAMBETH. Mr. Lett, the ---- proprlstor ;fthss --- .lllberTiottery Works, applied to the Hon. O. C. Norton, for a mama, and the sealetaose of an racer, to rumors from the city of Cork, to di. Jurisdiction of this court, a person maned Willies Henry Jean, to be dealt with wording to law, co • sharp of robbery sad inabeszlement. Mr. Left stated, that on the 27th of last mouth a penes must William Henry Jones, who had bees in his sondes its a aeoldealial pone', absconded, having first stoles 301. Mem • desk fu the oroantiog-houre, also earning away ill. Is. 84., the mount of a cheque which be gave him to get sashed, aid farther 11. 18s. whirl he bad received on his (Mr. Lett's) seenat. He gave information of the einurestaaos to the pollee, but he heard aotbing of Jones well that morals', when ks !ousel from Mr. Inspector Hager, Asa present, that he was in custody of the police at Cods. Mr. Norton directed lir. Gaza to take the written tato , omits el Mr. Letts, at whisks warrettt woo mated, sad Iplased lathe beads of Dim, sae of the gamma*/ 411- 1 sem to negate, sad envoy the pelmet bee the Cerk prism to *limn. THANES. ►SS►VLT ST ► PaIIPIII. Mork Rertardat, a pauper, belonging to the workhouse of St. Overge-in.ttse-Iset, was charged with violeatly as saaltiag Mr. Robert Wilsos, pariah surgeon. Mr. Wilson said the paupers had a holiday ymterday, and the primer abused the indulgence by retaining to the bons* between 7 and 8 o'clock in a state of intozleatios, and using very abusive language. He directed the prisoner to go to his bed, which be retailed to do, and ap- plied to him several otteadve epithets. Ho again advised the prisoner to go to his bed, bat, in stead of doing so, the prisoner streak him, and, after throwing him dons, caught him by the neck-cloth, sad tried to choke him. H. released himself and held the prisoner down ; smistenee was procured, and the prisoner was given into custody. The prisoner denied ell that was alleged against him. Mr. Yardley sentenced the prisoner to fourteen days' ins pesonmeat. ♦ DONEE! DRIVEL Joh* Harris, an impudent, ill.lookbag fellow, was eharpd with defrauding Catharine Hickey, a servant girt, I of a shilling, and with using threatening language to her on Blackheath. From the tridents* of the complainant it appeared that herself and a fellow servant yesterday engaged two ponies upon this heath for an hour, for which complainant paid the agreed prim of half•aerewn. They had sot pro oteded very far when the defeadant came ■p and demanded another shilling. Witness at first refused, but even tually gave it him. Ho Om demanded 'mossy for some beer. The pony upon which her fellow servant was mounted then refused to go, sad she applied to the defend. ant to giro her another, bat he refused, and breasts vary abusive sad threatening. Her fellow servant did not ride more then twenty minutes. The primmer endeavoured to show that he was not present at the making of the bargain, bat the complainant distinctly swore to the contrary. Mr. Becker had a great salad to OPITiOt him for highway robbery, but as It wanted three weeks to the sessions, he should is sinteat by his returning the shilling thus fraudu lently obtained, and find one surety in lig Maths be of good behaviour fog the nest three maths. BAN' OF ENGLAND.-(THIS DAY.) A quarterly General Court of directors and pro prietors of the Bank of England was held this day, in the Bank Parlour; G. M. Weguelin, Esq., Gonna of the Bank, presided. The meeting was also one of the halt yearly warts ap pointed by the bye•laws to consider of a dividend. The minutes of the previous quarterly court having been read and confirmed, The Govaaxoa said—l ban to acquaint the court that this is one of the general quarterly warts appointed by the charter. It is also one of the half •yearly visual courts op printed by the 12th bye-law for mattering of a dividend. The asst profits of the half-year ending the 31st August teat were 687,0321. 6e. ad., making the root as that day 3,606,1701. 7s. Bd. ; and after providing for a:dividend at the rate of 4 per coat. for the present halt year, the rennin be 3,023,030 Ti. 03. The Ccurt of Directors therefore pro pose that a dividend at the rate of 4 per cont. shall be made out of the dividend and profits of the half-year endiag 31st August last, without deduction on secount of income- The Govinteoz then put it formally to the wart that' the dividend proposed be declared, which wu anted ens , absently. The GOV/AMOR thou said—l have to acquaint the court that the dividend warrants will be delivered and paid on Thursday, the 11th of August um. The minutes of this meeting having been mad and con firmed, The Govnitwon sold—l have now a communication to sake to the Court ea the subject of the branch which the Court of Directors have determined to establish at the West sad of Lyndon. Urged thereto by many isfluential pro- prietors, and considering that it would be conducive to the . - - convenience of their autumn, and also to that of the public, and would also be profitable: to the bank, they determined, after some eonsideration, upon taking this measure. Their first conshisratitn was the choice of site, and after examining into the relative eligibility of the various localities which were offered to them, they decided that the house lately occupied by the Marquis of Anglesee, sad known as Autism' House, in Berliogton•gerdens, afforded many advantages which were wanting in others. Surrounded on three sides by leading thoroughfares, it combines great facilities of access with very great quiet in its immediate neighbourhood. The house itself hes three frontages, is of solid construc tion, and is well adapted (or sad may be easily converted into banking premises. Room has been made in it for the midis*, of an spat and sub-agent, end there is still a portion of the house which will be vacant, and respecting the disposal of which the directors think it right to take time for eouideration. Mr. Trrn—ls the hoses freehold ? -Yes, it ie. Dlr. CLARK thee moved the usual vote of thanks to the °over:ion sod Dirvetors for their peat exertions, which IMO NOOlided by Hr. ALASTBRILLK, and tarried want wooly. I TbeClovnixon, in seknowledeng the eompliment, laid it wu expected tie directors:would be enabled to open tbe new Immesh on the Ist of °strobes next. The mating then wasted. THE EXPRESS,- ~. ~ THH FETING FUR THE FALL OF SEBASTOPOL. The taking of Sebastopol has been fated in Turin, l Chuaberry, AlexandrM, and Casale Novara. On Snaday last aTs Dom was celebrated at Turin. The King, who was suffering hem a rheareatie attack. was not able to attend. He was reprmented on the crocesion by the Prince of Savoy. Loyal demonstrations have taken place even in Lombardy sad Tuscany, notwithstanding the rigour of the The taking of Sebastopol was delebrated by the Fronde battery flotilla on the 15th at Kiel. The Austerlitz fired 100 rounds, and the captain invited all the French Moen at present in Kiel to a banquet in the evening. In Stockholm many houses were illuminated, and t►e :Trustee% joy was manifested by the population. Dr.smaxoxs Tux am MAJESTY'S BErrics.— From the Atrial raters, issued this morning, and made up to the 19th inst., It appears that the total somber of deserters from her Majesty's regular army was 330. Of this number the Foreign Legion eontribated 11, sad the Lead Transport Corps 10. THEUM:M.—This Morning additional recruit ing parties were sent into the northern and midland dis tricts, with "heating orders," it being intended to augment the Coldstream end Scots Fusilier Guards respestively by a battalion of 1,200 men. InleatME nuns or VOLUNTEERS Fon THE CAVALRY AND TIM Lisa. 41M—This morning RIIIRVIOVII drafts of volunteers from Willie regiments, and recruits for the cavalry:end infantry, were mustered and inspected officially end surgically, at the central recruiting dope', DJlabey-street, Westrignetet. The draft numbered up wards of 210. Seventy volunteers for the Royal Artillery, principally from militia artillery, arrived by the North Western Rtilways end proceeded to the bsad•quarten of the regiment at Bodwia. Mirrantous Dins. This morning Mr. W. Baker, the coroner, received information of the following I occurrence :—lt appears that yesterday afternoon, shortly after three o'clock, a Mrs. Xing, of Aetna-place, Ittteliff, called the attention of Pollee constable 438 A. to a Ant •p bows, situated at No. 2, Quin's-row, Corantsrcial.road Recto' skeet diseases from the litepsey stacks of the Blackwell Beltway. The sear. hearing that a female was shrimp by the neighbours, sad that they feared something serious had happened to her, succeeded la making an esteems fato the house. tad es nuking the bask room on the Brit floor be Caw:mired an aged woman lylag wpm the boucle almost Raked, sad is a bleakea•d mad fearful state of deeemposities. PROVIDENTIAL Bocars—Twat night a most min mime escape frost Instead death teak plan In the Corawall. road, Lambeth. A tray about three yens of age was piekbag up a pins of stone bola the read, when a timber earriage, draws by fin hones, was peados ; two of the horns trod es the child, and the wheels passed ever kis body. Ho was Saks. ap for dead, sad seamed is Clidateharah flans. bean, is Marlboreagb-stsest, sad ca eagidry this neudas It was stated that the shOd was in a fdr way of reetnary. Not the lint bliss le etiolated to the mama. PRESENTATION OP A CONGRATULATORY lADDRESS TO CAPTAIN PEEL, &N., AT TANWORTH. The return of Captain Peel from the Cringe, whirs 1 kb distinguished valour lee shady seised hint in this soontry as illestriose fano, was takes advantage of by the ishabitants of Tasaworth as a fitting opportunity for the _ _ presentation of an &Adios to the gallLt eaptain., Captain Peel arrived at Taraworth statics on Tuesday seining, ea his way to Drayton Manes, the seat of his bro ther, Sir litsbert Peal, M P., when a distiaguishod party of friends, including Lady Villiers, General Peel, Capt. Towns naiad, M.P., Mr. and Mn. Drawbridge, Le., awaited his _ . arrivi;l. This :learning (Wednesday) tiereirsot Tumor* presented a very gay appearance. The streets were dew- rated wit► garl'asTd; and festoons, and Union Jacks and 47111111111 were banes; from moot of the windows—the "red, white, sad blue" being the prevailing colours. The *got, and the members of the Town Council, attired in their robes of dike, met the gallant captain and Sir B. Pesl on their IMMO, into the borough ; as morn of yeomanry aceosupanied the carriages, tie bend of: the regiment, playing "Seethe (enquiring hero earnee," pre- se ceding the procession to the Town-hail, when a platform had been erected close to the statue of the late Biz Robert SS Peel, M.P., and on the gallant captain masking his appear- l i t ease on the &dour, accompanied by Sli E. Peel, Capt. gs . _ Towothead, 141. P., and otitis, the ;hada of the populate et. were deafening. et. The 1111•Yoz, J. Shaw., La_., prefaced the prematatics ewe. of the address with a few appropriate remarks, the reading t i t of which was repeatedly cheered, particaluly that portion et. which Waned to his labor: in the trenches, hie velour in rt the azaanit, and of the singrasr waste, and prompt deter- at minatioa which enabled him, in a moment of imminent li t t . danger, to save the lives if others at the peril of his own, by throwing over the embankment the burning shell which bad fallen from the Nimes avatar. On presenting himself, daptain Pam, who was dread is noikrli, and who appeared to have mitred severely from , le t ! fatigue nines he left England, was most enthusiastically mi received. Hs Commenced his reply, evidently labouring ! under strong emotions, by observing that he thanked Clod ;4! for his mercy in having allowed hint to return in honour to his native land, and to receive from their hearts, in a : place so dear and so sacred to the memory of his father, ti their appreciation of his conduce in the field. He Could :I aot allude to that mercy, without lint thinking of the to pliant men, lam fortunate bet mon glorious, who were lying in their peaosfal graves by the is side of the battery when they fought together; 10 and be trembled whilst he stood there, last in speaking of L I : himself, he should scam to rob them of one atom of their la glory. Rather than do that, be would enter with them : their graves. A sad, sad distinction misted between them ; theirs was the glory, whilst ours was the reflection. (Cheers.) It had been his good fortune and his pride in the war, that It although a sailor by profession, he had been associated with Li the army. He had learnt bon them how to fight with honour ; and as those who now heard him took a deep in- et. terest in what was going on In the Crimea, he would relate to them a none or two which he had witnessed these. (Cheers.) to it had been his good fortune to be present at the battle of s et the Alma, to fight with the Guards at Inkennann, to wit to - neekao a spectator, the charge of cavalry at &dahlias, and It tee daily to the trenches, and to witaem the gallant, bat r t. sassecessful, attack on the 18th of Jane. He would take, however, the battle of Inkerrnewn as one of the most inter est to them. But before he refined to it, he felt bound to mention the heroism of a midshipman, an aide-de-esmp of his, named Dalton, and another named Wood, two youths who fought like heroes. (Lieut. Calsell was E on the platform, and was loudly cheered.] Ho was awoke 21 on the morning of the battle by a heavy cannonade, when it he immediately dressed himself, and went out. It was • thick fog and a wet morning. Not knowing the ground, to he went to the line where they ware holding with a few men a position against large numbers of the enemy. He $ went to look, and discovered that on the right the ground e fell rapidly down to the Tchernaya, so that there wee no danger by turning there. They could not see the enemy, Et. and the ballets as they same flying past tore up the bushes. gh lie got to the two-gun battery—that famous place—where 9 there were a few of the Guards with the celoun of the re giment. None of the enemy meld then be seen, although tae ballsts continued to fly amongst them ; but Suddenly a 111 lit c came on from the rear, and amines were dropping. They G (Maid to meet thin Yre, bat at the same instant a shout was heard, and and a mem of Russians appeared before no. A cry I / was raised, "Firm on the colours," and they prepared to et. meet them. A rush, however, was made on the enemy in the rear, and they engaged them so ardently that they in forgot altogether about the men who were coming down in L, dame masses in front. At that mama' an dicer on horse. bah said to him, in a whisper, "The Russians are in front sit. sad veer." Not knowing the danger of their re pleition, and to show the little military skill he gesomeed, he replied, also in a whisper, "Then, I hems Mall take them all." lie now looked up, and to his s‘ ' surprise saw thousands of Russians shooting them down, not 14 1 daring to attack them with the bayonet. They turned the 44 men round to let them In, and continued firing oa sad 1 8 fighting the Russian to the redoubt, which was their pro- : 4 , per position. They moved on with her Majesty's Guards, sad got to the redoubt with the colours safe. (Cheers.) They were at that moment closely pressed by the enemy, to when they beard the bugles sounded, and up tams a gallant French regiment with their colonel at their bead. With their aid they drove the Ramis= bask, who immediately 8 ..%1 after cams up in overwhelming numbers, and retook the position, but only to he again driven back with immense It. less. On the following day, on going over the field, it was ead by many who saw it, that the slain round that battery M. were more than at any ether position. Ile had given them n• that little episode of the hauls of Iskennann, and he would to set take up more of their time. One matter, however, lei whim) referred to himself he would notion. It might be ; asked how it was that he stood there when there was still Mr and others were fighting. The remota wee that the 10 navy was sot governed like the army. The service of the ft letter was continuous. On the evening of the 18th of Ism Monw wounded, and had to go in the hospital. After six T' weeks the wound eastianser ia the same state, and that eir. 1 0 * wesestance alone deprived him of kis sonsemad. He wee M ready, notwithstanding, to return sad servo Win. 10 (Cheers.) The gallant captain then rotated to the U opinions which had been esprassed—that the nay 3 had had nothing to do, bemuse the Russian ships were behind their batteries—and remarked that there wee ; one Rineles ship lying at anchor in the Gulf of Finland, whisk mat be taken by the navy, end that ship wee M Omen& (Cheers and laughter.) Be ooncided by IS saying that be would not tall them bow deeply sensible he was of the reception they had given him in that spot, so ; o . ' sweet to the .emery of his father-s reception deeply ID 01111111611 to Lady Peel and to all his family, and in their se names, and in kis own, he thanked them. (Continued 10 applause.) Capt. Towxsamthi, M.P., then emu forward and briefly ~.1 3 proposed a vote of thanks to the Mayor, eulogising, in the mune of his remarks, the valour and intrepidity of his rp friend Captain Peel. The hoe. gentleman was received s with marks of approbation by the assembled crowd, as was I also Sir R. rm. Bat., M.P., who ISMS forward to 100024. the motion. The hoe. baronet expressed the pleasure he to o l Alt is emending a vote of thanks to the Mayor, and tos s remarked that as one of those who bore the hon oured toe mine of Peel, he could not refrain from expressing 100 the feelings which animated him on that most interesting 104 mession—yet he felt he could not express adequately how 1 : 0 ) he lo And upon that interesting ceremony as the proudest as tribute to the brave, as it showed how they individually and C eellectively took an intermit in the character and conduct of I:,‘ each individual man who defended their country. (Cheers.) lo After referring to the report. which bad appeared from time 1 . 0 ) to time in the newspapers of the proceedings at the seat of 10 war, Sir Robert wanton to observe that, as he had said be. 30 fore, that ceremony was on. of a most touching and inte resting kind to all who bore the mime of Peel, becalm they C were assembled under the shadow of that statue 4 4 which represented him who bad so often addressed 10 them from that place, sad whose spirit still looked down upon the success sad credit of those whom be SO lied left behind; and in the memos and distinction of wham children he had seen, aid would see, if his spirit se erittlet be snoop' them, the best reward tee tl a to t t e i r a to shish his owe unaided efforts enabled them le SIM the blessed consummation of the devoties be to * et the karats of his eoustry. Sir likes lies Waned So in glowing terms to the benembrat madam el Mr. to sad Mn. Braeebridge, who had, with Min Night ingale, until whlth the his few weeks, been taffaiod in the hoophals at SwM and who, at the ebb el With, and at the aesdies ml. ss et, berm, add MS% bad gene forth se allettlele the aerrewa sad satiable, asmfltra te the doh and weweitili sad concluded by es- =ea opiates that there wasset a angle person In the who wadi set wish the war prosecuted until Sobeeligel wee eatliely is the peeseettea of the Allies, and smAnsensablis and Itedeg pesos effected. Time direr. war I roes gives for the Mayor, these ill We. mad Mr. Breestorldge, three for Lady Villiers, six dribs borough members, three for the Quin, three foe Carta & Peel, and three for the French and Sardiatens. The hand then played " God Seem the Claes," and the Froseb national air, after whisk the vast tempos, quietly dlogereed. THURSDAY --EVENING; 20, 1855. WARR LISTS-THIS DAY. Two °Tame. The Bank having made no alteration in its rate of discount, the railway share market is generally batter. 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MUNN II all Antirlep mM llolMonism 10 trdecoes .—.— 4 3&,t al Follows Moen 10 Boma to Graimpasi . .w/ore: • ej 1 } I Ms 1 dip i 1 pi GU Do 11 Ninth Itboolok_ 01l %sacra of Truss ..... 10 Do. Now all god ladles 10 D. aztoudo . d lit I.l'nektakoods Lem all Do.dt. W 46 All. laose 74 D 0.0011.41 Dobooldoor all Do. Ondpy. s s p. at. do. 10 Groot dooliol .02 . 01l Groot ban Poriortll 1 Do. NeurGoo.2 par omit 2 Do. Ritmo do 13 31.1.azur3o3oriSloot.db. le lel 9 10 r pm 211 256 5 1 16 pm 76 die 15 17 MI 65 52 94 pa 5 6 52 Pr ; Pm pm 43 4 p PID 3 21 244 6 1 pm 99 101 114 115 115 $l7 107 103 23 14 111 115 6 7 pm al Dada bUfpeiae in at. woos. Censda, Sawa 4, Do. N nir 64 per Oast . all Do.Bda, pay 47,0 pt. till SI sll Da do. 67ti tia SC sU 1110. do: IS, do. fd W Da do.7b,witioat op. in laminas sad Toronto .. Do. 6 per 10 Lyons sad Odom 14 =sad kaltinsasms all 10 Do. New AotoaLs all Do. New iwtra) 19i 10 1 ii pa 7 I i fi i SS 3Sj LI Iti au Ifsetlisea el _ all Me 104 sheraii late arnisral& &sadism) all Do. 11/3. 8 per at Boas Nennefpf.t dodos eh. aU NaoloONnt Trook Mkt. all Paden& Lyons . all Paris aid Orlasas . all Palo awl Isom .. 13 MK Om. Is OsetZe . 4 . all taw awl laws all Dolls So* $ Do.ol3lpadons ..... GU re esel atom . all Do. 2,1 pot eta Pro L-1 'mode, 6a...1 per wt.. . all Woos NI Wolin of Mao • tadand —. . . IS IS — 6101230 AN ZOILWAYS. On* Central 6p. eons_ 1073 Do. 1 par asst. _ • 1873 73 71 Do. 7 pat slit. (hes Lsodl .„ 1360 78 SI Do P 8 dot. Sharts. IS dale . 6 3 MI Waggon Omni, 8 per mat. -. 1860 96 16 N.Y.Osolesle pee oat (Oki Pond) 1153 80 33 Do. do. 7pit cont. coneertlble 1861 95 87 New letlikie%7 p. seat. NS, COL lan do. do. 1871 Do. do. 3r.1 Meet 150 84 86 Da do. lksking had _ 1871 80 II Oblo and Pos.7polneome bad a0n.11171 56 86 Oldo and 311ma1ee1ppi lot Vogt. Beads Fame. MAL OintTal no. in unisni . n Do. do. 2nd &NON& n 14 Do. Mr end loadino 6 p. pot a sed.... IA NOM Mem% 6 S • 45 45i 4. 44 " „ .: li 14e. le s I}o. 41 Ili pis Si i id "4i Tei 7 1 i id Si iiili SS •s 13 113 107 103 101 103 LINZ/ LL/ED AT FIXED RENTAL& ams W - 0 1=11 - 4. IslArisaltN.Wertaa) a=Jaarisa I,oalekrima)... *lip. !eked It WE. IS 97 e I a In 1 al 4 .P 7 cT. oussfee 01.11orthera) I. Ws. lisnrift bins. c .- & Da us Porte 0 sir Tv .1. lidikaityYe/WEN Az Do. isms (ditto) Da. 1 dons (ditto) Louis sad Oreenwitk. Oared Is loath Easters Ditto Posibresta (date) LamolcdtGeaz.4 mast. = 4l.llwh*) Dna II prat Oast Ilia.7olory. Icathesd Dem1116111•It 03.1 au.L.k MOW.) asot War _ _ It. 1100 11 6115.1411 100 101 4 4 27 29 1G 197 115 1$ 23 24 ) le= ll.l ll4l44l ll"i ktiL e 2 Newurebst bar, or, II rir o m i t. Lelessed ii:Oiii 11,000 26,646 60,000 10,000 6,600 10,000 103,,15 60,000 1100,000 10,000 110 115 21 21 91 93 (loordloiriCeinties) Prestoo&v/yto pr L oo. P vote Stt.W.Lldos*Tork) % HWY% SSW re& kook (istood Gnat lOordisto Shrtarshory sad (Inoot to Ifr.T.enoori lloatillollbodddrOtosod to Mr, IMMO ....- We, Volloy sea. I pet co Wilts & kosoloot (Wood to Grt.Wootsra) iiiiiio 7.400 M.OOO 00.000 41,00‘) 41,174 TO.OOO 100,000 i eV& 66 53 no IS4 spot 40 'Or?. 20:0001 50 40,0001 22 22.2001 20 SAP9I IOO 10,000 100 12,000,100 22,0101 20 111,000 10,0410 10 20 20,000, 1 Sc 5,000'130 40,040 1 30 00,0001100 10,000.100 10,0001 20 10,000 20 10,000 90 23,87* 25 10,000 100 10,000 0 12,000 22 12,000 la 0,000 ... 40,000 20 Oi $ If 21 ills ft 81i 00 93 1111 , 1611 Tria all Ae!traliaa Geoid' al! jtiiii asTiforMiTui :::: +Awnsllia ....... /manillas Cordillera... Blainavis Iron A Coil ♦lli - i - tiOli -. - lioi. - .:. . .7... taris.Unp.(locatsl. Do. Cour and Cu Do. Ik..lobu Del &we Coppa *Colonial Gold .. Kloccer Miners at Itiss Prel. 7i gar Coat 'General Great Nugget Vila leg. Orsud Duchy of Heim Great ['Owe Great Wheel Vor rutted Mowry eLtones Do. a..... i Salle is I ptooisya. i i i Puk 1 11 2 3 13 1 l a t i I! 23 A fr a AI as if 18 2O kif° i ~. • 21 el 31 Nr 1 : I 2 1 Pm 11 16 21 1 2 1 I rM`49 nits xswic lii - on - ves — s 40v* Pro4ttrod fillror Leal Port Pttllltk Rook I ney Om 6 11 Ili $ - 616 11 9 L 3 at I lie all 6 I liiistidaripcs... ... -I 61 I $ ITIIIIHIninkI insnipsd ,iiia. zWii: .7.. I Adage de Cubs.— outh Australian IJa Scrip [ID eroii r ItUsiued . JOINT STOCK Bank n , tondos' British North American Chartered Beek of Asir Ind.,Aur.lk Ch. l am ... olk of Mot DitOa Sew lisokatosdi County LostSoot.Boukingeorp hint Stock W Wricohatet Nat r n ►. of England De. Pow . .. .. Nodeossi d'ltr;lQ Ms South wa1ed ....,, Moat. Bank Corporation ProOnatalof Irian! tog sod OW limp. 00. South Australia ....... Baton of Australis Do. Now Eldon of London 1 all all 26 10 93 54 70 I par 4 Ws 37 17 17e 193 20 Ms 38 40 par 9pm 292 22 SS 811 42 43 52 64 40 41 70 /9 $ a MISCELLAtiI 'Australia& Agricultural.' t 2,913 10 ..... St . St Ml:2 i i OW 4 20,001 2 70,020 26, 2 20,1 1 20, 23, 30, 20, 12,31 11,31 so, 133,871 23,004 . 60,000 4 ...... 120,000 51, ....oirerlanditUtneral 90,090 K Perrin. & Oriental Steam 20,080 60 Do. Now 20, 2 Portland Iron Company 14, 100 Royal Mall (Ream 100, 1 Scottish Au4r. lavestm 100, 1 Do. Now 14,200 25 loath Australian Load 75,400 1 iiatimarloa Totem. Scrip 73,000 1 Do. D. 4. Itogtorasud 25,000 20 TrustattolaCo.otUpCon. 10,01.00 11.10 Via Diemen's LimO .... ia7rWltraTrtill;il:: Berlin Waterworks British &merle - at Laud Do 6 per et. Jou. It Jul, Doh per ot.Feb.lkAug. rzstal Palace I S? yital Ifeisa-;;1 Ilielteta Steam Eng & Asetrali*R Copper Eleetrle Teledrpb. Omni 6tm. Igatke Gunn' B.S. ship, Jag OD. Geo. 'Tor scre+ liediternmun Elect-IS. Mexican t pt. Amerkaa I ii;tl7l-15;i,TAci--- Do.gp.Ct.Pret.,l4. at: Nath Brit. Australasian North of Luropeetsant.. ' Oriental U•a 511 . 11l an 5 28j 2930 2 le die 159 163 112] 1135 - - 25 2] lij I# I7i 6 10 6 6 11 11 1 8 i 6 ' l 1 a I I I II 1.1 If its Its 21 I z in 16 ii i 11i IS 14 13 COMMERCIAL AND HAREEM MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. ...--- Sookrt.—A large business was done on 'Cheer* pater. day by private contract in unclayed Manilla and Havering& afloat. To day the small public salsa went off well at yes terday's prices. Refined without alteration. C 071111.-1,400 begs CoetalLica sold In public sale at last week's prices. Tan remains steady. Common Congou, 81d. to 9d. firicis sold at yesterday's prices. Run continues steady. Rica sold in public sale at a decline of fully 3d. Bengal, 14s. 6i. to 16•. Corrox—The demand continues ter, limited. IS/Arrives remains firm. Nr?ZATI or Bonn quoted 181. to IBs. 6d. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. The market is don to-day, at the deenue. TOWS' Tallow le (looted 67e. sett rash; Petersburg Y.C. ou the spot, 665. 9d.; October to December, 665. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mr. E. I. Davis repirts the supply larger, and trade without alteration. Primo meadow hay, 106.. to 116 s. superior, 120 s. to 1265. ; inferior, 70s. to 905.; rowan, 865. ; to 100 s.; Glover. 1001. to 1405.; wend cat, 100 s. to 1305.; straw, 281. to 831. Sampson Payne, Esq., the Mayor of Southampton, has called a meeting of the inhabitants of that town to-day, to take into consideration the best mew of celebrating the capture of Sebutoeel. DETERMINED SUICIDE BT A NAVAL SCHOOLMASTER. —lnformation has reached the Admiralty of the death of Mr. Thomas Miller, assistant schoolmaster on board H.M.S. Wizard, who committed self destruction under the following cireurestanoss :—The deceased, who was in his twenty-sixth year, bad been accused of purloining the clothes of the boys under his charge, and be was noticed, while standing on the deck of the Wizard, to suddenly seise four six-pound shots, place them in his coat pockets. and jump overboard. He immediately sank. In a letter found in the handwriting of the deceased, and addreend to his wife, he intimated that he wee about to commit suicide, rather than fan the serious charge made spinet him. Butotrrox.—House agents and others engaged in letting house property, state that the demand for hones in first-rate situations is on the increase; sad that we are likely to have a good Hum, if no stufaressen circumstances should Wile to mar it. The Marine drive in the afternoon is now delightful. The sea for the last day or two has presented the glassy surface of a lake, scarcely ruffled even by a ripple; and the numerous craft on the water have im parted great animation to a scene that Is not exceeded in beauty under an Italian sky. The almost innumerable excursionists that daily fink iato the town bring our bathing machines and pleasure boats into constant request; and Just now the Wide/ is delightful.—Brighloss Gamin. 01TOTAL YALSCL—Samixo Dar.--Sari. 19. —admiedese on payment, 8,691 ; ditto by season tickets, g 33 —Tent. 9,224 Corresponding slaying year, 5,782. Taz Malmo Poto.—Thin advice. per the West Turtle mail announce the arrival at Melbourne, on the 28th of Jane, of the eslebrated Marco Polo, which sailed from the Mersey with the European mails o n the sth of April, after a passage of 82 days. This is t he Etta voyage to Mel bourne of this world-famous vessel. ItiIDUCHON IN TEE PRICE OF BITTER ALES.—The Berl= do Waren, In orangutan of the setistectory so ousel Ilreathe bop plantatio..e, have ansoneed a redaction etBs. a bsentia the price of pale or bitter ale. The ream ties, ft le stated, does net apply to Barton or sweet ales, whin remain so they are until the redaction of the malt In, es ether favourable circumstances suable the kelvin sondem the price. MONEY MARKET -THIS DAY. _ Two o'Cacca. The weekly Board at the Bank has broken up without the announcement of any change in the rate of discount. The various stock exchange mu kets are oonsequently better. The further recovery in the English funds, however, is limited to k per cent. Consols are quoted 90k for money, and 903 to 3 for the 12th October. India Stock has been dealt in at -- 228; Exchequer Bonds at 1001; and Exchequer Bills at par to Se. prem. At the Court of Proprietors of the Bank of Eng land to-day, the dividend declared is at the rate of 4 per cent for the half-year. The foreign stock market is firmer. Turkish Six ' per Cents. have rallied to 911 to 1, and the New Four per Cent. scrip to 1-16 to 3-16 prem. Mexican Bonds are quoted 211 to 22 ; and Spanish Deferred Three per Cents. 191 to 20; Peruvian Four-and-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 77 ex div. ; Equador at 4/ ; Granada Active at 181; ditto Deferred at 61; Spanish Passive Bonds at 41 ; Venezuela Active at 27 ; ditto Deferred at 111; and Austrian Old Five per Cents. at 87 (exchange, 108.). The corn market yesterday exhibited no change of importance, prices remaining generally at Monday's reduction. The inquiry on French account con tinues. The demand for gold for exportation continued unchecked yesterday. The drain of silver to India continues as active as ever, and tends to afford further explanation of the sustained efflux of gold to the Continent. The amount of specie and bullion shipped on board the Nubia, which is to leave Southampton today for Alexandria, is no less than 486,0501., of which 34,5851. is gold and 451,4651. silver. The destination of this large supply is as follows, viz. :—For Alex andria, gold, 28,0501.; for Bombay, silver, 191,1451.; for Ceylon, gold, 5,9351. ; for Madras, gold 6001., and silver 3,8711. ; and for Calcutta, silver, 256,4491. The Boomerang has arrived from Purl Phillip, wilt nee she sailed on the 7th June, with 16,747 ez. of gold on freight, and the Lady Wharreliffe from Sydney, with 5,354 oz. These two arrivals repre sent a total value of about 88,0001. The Cape Hera has also arrived from Portland Bay, but is not known to have any gold on freight. The Admiralty have accepted the ships Rockers, Clara, and Alexendrina for the conveyance of stores to Trinidad, the Crimea, and St. Helena. The subjoiaed memorandum is from the Mexican Financial Agent in London: The West India Mail steamer Tamar, just arrived Miami from Tampico, for Recount of Mimed& dividends, 12,500 dole. The amount already deposited in the Bank of England is 133,0111.7 a. 3d. (Signed) B. GOMIZ Fixes. The following is an abstract of the revenue accounts of the Great Western of Canada Railway Company, as forwarded per Pacific, in anticipation of the report of the directors for the half year ending July 311ast, which was to be submitted to the share holders in Canada on September 11 : Gross earnings for pas►engers £160,977 6 9 goods sad live stock 78,291 14 3 m and parcels 500 18 0 249,693 16 3 - . The working expenses amount to 48 par cent. of the gram receipts, but there is 126,773 14 1 here included compensation for ace:- dents in former halt years Nett earnirgs 122,920 2 2 Sarplus balance brsught from last half year 116 4 6 123,038 6 8 Which will be thus appropriated : Interest on bonded debt, 4 £52,420 7 0 loans, &e Sinking fund on govern ment 10an,3 per et. per an. Dividend on share cat aril at the rate of 8 per cent 57,189 0 0 per annum 11,250 0 0 120,869 7 9 Surplus balaceo to be carried to mat halt J " 178 18 n year In land Mures yc s - erday the only feature was a fur ther advance in the Canada Land Company's stock. Bask shares were quiet. Crystal Palace shares con tinue to droop. St. Katharine Dock stock was dealt in at 84a to 85; General Screw Steam at 14: and 14; ; and Submaiine Telegraph scrip at dis. WEDNESDAY EVENING. The Stock Exchange exhibited renewed flatness this morn ing,but subsequently some tendency towards recovery became apparent. and, upon the whole, the feeling must be reported firmer than yesterday. The English funds at the close showed a rally of per cent. The pressure in the money market to-day ap pears to have been somewhat mitigated, money being more freely offered for employment at the advanced rates now allowed "on call" There is still a feeling of anxiety, however, as regards the result of to-, morrow's weekly board at the Bank of England, owing chiefly to the fact that no stop has yet been put to the efflux of gold. At Paris to-day, the French funds closed without any appreciable recovery from yesterday's fall. Consols were quoted daring part of the morning at 90 to , fur the 12th October, but had recovered at the close to 901 to I. For money the closing quota tion was 90. The official busineas report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 891, 901, 891, 90, 901; ditto, for account, 12th October, 901,90, 901. Three-and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1858, 100 1, 991; ditto, in 1854, 100 k, 901,. Exchequer Bills remain at their late reduced quota tion dim to 48. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at Bs. to 12a. prem. The foreign stock market exhibited no general change. The chief transactions were again in Turkish Six per Cents., which, after being marked as low as 901 in the morning, met with more inquiry in the afternoon, and closed at 911 to a, or 1 per sent. higher than yesterday. The scrip of the New Four per Cent. Guaranteed Loan receded to & to & dis.. and cloned at 1 dia. to par. Peruvian Bonds are more offered, and other descriptions fairly supported. At Amsterdam yesterday (Tuesday) the exchange on London was quoted 11.80, at short ; at Vienna, 10.09 ; at Berlin, 6.173 ; and at Hamburg, 13.41. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Cuicx. The gold mining shares remain without business; The Colonial Gold Company's ohne. mark Si. The shares of the Old Austrithaa Mining Company have been dealt in at to (61. 10s. pd.) ; Lusitania Mining at 14 prem., being lower; and Santiago at 44. The only heroine recorded today in the Mining Exchange official list are :— Great Sortridge, Ile.; Lsdy Bertha, ; Sortridge Consols, 61. Out of doors, sundry transactions are reported tons including the following :—Condurrow, 132 f, 135; North Wheal 'newt, 291; Alfred Console, 16f ; Sort ridge Consols, 61, 7. All these shares are in demand. In addition the annexed business has taken place in the Stock Exchange, viz. :--Alfred Consols, 16, 161; Sortridge Console , 63, 4, I, 13-10 0 15-16; Great Sortridge, 10s. AsSOCIATION.—GLASGOW, WEDNESDAY —The wericus sections met to day, but the business disposed of was not et much general interest. The President's dinner in the evening was acedattend by all the notabslities of t he Association, but presented ere feature. WORCESTER GREAT FAIR was held yesterday, when en unespretedly large number of new hops were brought is. The first made their appearance on Saturday, when 47 pockets wero weighed. On bior.elay and Tues. day 120 more canto in, and before nine o'clock yesterday seminal at least 1,000 pock ets were pi:ched. Bef m reo the morn i n g was over, 1,200 pockets entered the arket. Prices rasps fvos 41 to 51. The quantity of cheese pitched was mei small ; almost all the business actually transacted Ming done by the factors. Prices take a long t Inge—from 28 4 . m sas., best eons fetching a high figure. The supply of store sheep in the cattle market was enormous, but there were fewer rams than lut year, and the show of besets and pigs was omparatively scanty. Buyers did not men so numerous as usual, and there was great &Scatty is doing boluses. The general fair wes very brisk and busy. 15 i 364 Ilai zd pra zd pas ivl U' at iii $ NI i I 7111 W 1 21 111